The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-12-18
FoCAn NEWS
Little Jottings About Peo-
| nile and Things

court is 10"
final Docket
80 house in readiness, as a
! ! n ma &c come any day
r nre,ent cold weather should put
y a tn the hog cholera.
~ aor saIvini, son of the noted
e Tammaso salvini, is dead
o,o. Of real estate have occur
snyF frederick q, during the past two
= ,,.n,zpN is an up-to-date paper
be :. Tread read by the best thinking
pic, christmas shoppers do not seem
be VI" in Great numbers yet awhile,
!. Ou Ioo k as if money was scarce.
,s+oes of the late Andrew
b. e, !l Of jefferson, offers at private
s aen,e valuable real estate. See adv.
aid that a new election dis
Is s ~ no petitioned for for this
pty at the next session Oh 'he Legs
,olo Of the Price property, on
n II Ma Market street, was Withdrawn
u LAX .d, after a bid Of So, 900 had been
lived.
80 molor cvcIe has been invent
new mses benzine as fuel and mo-
' nower 1t is said to be, so far, a
at success
.o i selling at Sl.1O to $1.2O per
jul OlD bichar than in Baltimore. Hay
4 lI command good price before the
hter is over
l., John X. Cowen has been re-
w. tod President by the directors OF
4 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. His
Eow Is over $50, 900 Il year.
Lam n. Layman, of Frostburg,
md an English penny. coined IN
: on fine site Of the old Braddock
d. near Frostburg.
, severe storm prevailed along the
lantic coast Tuesday, the wind blow
: with hurricane velocity. Very
Re damage is reported.
The weather has changed greatly
,rinc the week. Tuesday and We'd
'sda 7 Icing raw and cold. There
Nv vet be snow for Christmas.
Mr. F. W. Baker, an official attached
, tbp Baltimore Revenue Collectors
flee was in Frederick recently adj
sting the affairs Of the late Internal
venue Collector, Edward Koontz.
A petition Tor divorce "a mensa ct
pr6u has been filed by Mrs. Jennie
mex nee BowIus, through her coun.
Mr.. John Moiter, from her hus-
nd, Mr.. Charles Houck. Incompat-
Iity is the reason given.
The assessors seem well pleased with
Dir work in this district. Over one
lion dollars added to the taxable
sis of the county and yet they were
1t reasonable; SO the people say.
The Farmers Institute should take
the question Of county roads. Presi-
ut Kemp has appointed some prac-
al farmers to aid him in the man
sment Of the new movement. Let
have something like business in the
air, otherwise it " i'll drop fiat.
The Junior Fire Company will elect
new president at its January meet-i
" AUumber of good names havqr
zen suggested. Mr.. Alexander BreF &
e, who has always been very acti "a
the company, and who is popula
th the active members, will be pop.
IT candidate.
The wife of Mr.. ID. Robinson, a prom Il
mt lumberman of Hartwick, n. Y.
sick with rheumatism for fivd
nths. In speaking of II, Mr.. Rob
on says: "Chamberlain's Pain BalnS
the only thing that gave her any
from pain. For the relief of paid
annot be beat. Many very bad casesy
have been cured by it 4
fsae at so cents a bottle by A. l.
.ale, Druggist, Frederick, Md.
We have heard a great deal of com
'!lt upon the part of the people o.
ddletOwn, about the Inconvenience
are forced to endure by the elec1l
road not reaching the center of the
%. 1t strikes us liberal policy OF 4
part OF the Middletown people in
sted in the matter could easily
'e the trouble. Let them get up !
scrlntlon among the people to take
ROAD further into the town, or let
lsIe more stock be subscribed bye the
uents on that side of the mountain.
possibly their troubles will vanish.
When most needed it is not unusual
your family physician. to be away
y y. nome. Such was the experience
MI. }. Y. Schenck, editor of the
luO' Indian Territory, Banner,
ca ms little girl, two years of age.
threatened with a severe attack of
~ J, de says: MY wife insisted
y a;, l go for the doctor, but as our
10y physician was out of town l
cuaSed a bottle of Chamberlain's
' ~ remedy, which relieved her
will not be without lit
ue luture." Is and so cent bottlhn
sac sale oy A. L. Pearre, Druggis