The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-02
LOCAL NEWS.
,ome Little lettings About Peo
pie and ThIngs

pep.Nar has closed for the season.
Mr. Calvin MUTT is on a visit to his
dd home in Mississippi.
Fresh cows seem to be in demand
Ind buyers are here from the city look
Eng after cows with calf.
Tuesday The 9Th, and Wednes-
day the 7th, Of October are the
last days Of Registration.
The Democratic Central Committee
must not fail to look after the registra-
|Non Of voters at the next registration.
his is an important matter.
i Mr. Chrsty, Of Hagerstown, was in
this city on saturday last. He says
Though Monocacy was beaten in Balti-
more be is great race horse.
Apples are said to be very plentiful
h Middletown Valley. Mr.. Bussard
recently purchased two-horse wagon
load for apple butter at Montevue.
The Middletown people will come
TO the fair in the electric cars, though
many will drive over the pike, for the
Road is in a fine condition.
The Pennsylvania Railroad have
change in trains, SO all looking for
ime tables on the Pennsylvania Road
should see that it is the new one.
II is the general impression that
corn will sell for one dollar per Darrell.
The crop throughout the county is said
4 10 be frst-class, but think of the price.
The jumping contest between hunt
ers from Maryland and Virginia and
.the District of Columbia will be an in
teresting feature Of our Big Frederick
Fair.
Hay that is iirst-class timothy is now
selling for twelve dollars per ton and
It's generally thought it will bring
higher price before the winter is
over
Judge Samuel Hunt, of Cincinnati,
has been visiting friends at Gapland
|and is carried away with the beauties
ri Frederick County. He says the
view Of Middletown and Frederick val
leys cannot be surpassed.
What does this wonderful outpOur-
Ping Of the people mean? In every Sec
ZION OF the Union Bryan is being re-
|celyed by thousands and thousands of
people Such meetings have never
been seen before. What does it all
|mpan?
Many of the farmers are getting tired
|d buying high-priced fertilizers. How
can they pay for them with wheat at
The present prices? No wonder that
he farmers want al change. How
"a! things be worse than they are at
i this time?
lfyOur child is puny, fretful, troubled
WIN glandular swellings, inf1amed
I'VE, or sores on the head, face, or body,
! course OF Ayers Sarsaparilla is need
quo expel the scrOfulous humors from
Iae blood. The sooner you begin to
give this medicine the better.
Mr. George Kustis, the well known
~ Jl0 player and owner OF Prospect
nall "a was in this city on Saturday last.
~, Eustis is a believer in the gold
ppVcITlle and would like to tell the
frederick County Republicans what
ne Knows on the subject.
Master E. Austen Baughman entered
georgetown College last week. Mas
: Sls = Meredith and Edward Smith and
49, ~ oappingt0n, of Liberty, are stu
s ss1 al the college. Master Lee Hor-
NJ o. Of Burkittsville, is a student at
Irr o. Mary's College, near Emmits-
o,s wake no mistake, gentlemen, in this
hGe H. y night. Bryan is the nominee of
v ~e democratic party; he is entitled to
i 4 ~ honest support. Make no mistake
R, .uIs contest. What will you gain by
na ,O"lIn lg your vote to the Gold noml-
ns, S, heep In the organization of your
p'y' There is a future for us all.
~, Inc farmers have but a few weeks to
r. ,ea tnelr stock in order for the great
ba 'uerlck Fair. Every effort should
Of t Tlaue to make this the grand fair
0oi ine county. Let us have liberal
thai Oy "a make every effort to show
farm sne Institution is benefit to the
bor.a ~ community and not only a
-'''e racing concern.
tev WORK on the negro quarters at Mon
Dlasto.ls progressing rapidly and the
1 nm will soon be at work. The
a. H. tba story OF the building will be used
Trs nV ramps quarters. Already Mr..
there Z pr u making his appearance, but
a few are plenty of stones on hand and
the v,s; hours exercise will be asked of
with ', ratls before they fill themselves
are IN ,Oast beef and turkey. The roads
stonoa Dad condition and plenty of
'''ueS will be needed.
tive paddock ora Heights is made attrac-
please t q inducements are held out to
dock ,b .ne people, great crowds will
more ana snere e next year. If the Balti-
point an Oh1o will take look at the
70 Froduuuu. determine to run excursions
do on OOe q at reasonable rates as they
will ba VIZ rne Western Maryland, there
Of peoOl no trouble in having hundreds
Mar cpn visit US every week. Pen
>Heipbta compare with BraddOck
hl and and =; There is not more beauti-
two praa pticIuresque spot between the
the 6eiostsC oceans than can be seen from
secure o Guns Of the Catoctin. But to
and m oiIowds you must entertain them
thinos ~ them comfortable. These