The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-08-28
FOCAL NEWS.
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Mr. George b. 0arrelG Is enjoying
short vacation at his parental home
in Kn0xv lie.
Renublicans, Prohibitionists and
ricnickers were much mixed up in
Frederick yesterday.
The trolley carried a large number of
Messengers to ana from BraddCck
Heights yesterday.
Monday, September the 18th, will be
DESIGNATED by Governor LOwndes as
Labor day and is legal holiday.
The Misses Katie and Louise Price
are visiting friends in Hagerstown,
Md, and Martins burg, West Virginia.
Work on the new addition at Monte
vue is being pushed along. Superin-
tendent Derr has all his hands at work.
The county stone crusher has been
of work in several localities doing
much to benefit the condition of the
roads.
Work is not as brisk at our canning
factories as it was some years ago.
The corn crop in the county was never
better.
The Union Sunday School of Middle
town. will hold their 18th annual pic
mic in Young's grove, on Saturday,
August goth.
The Hagersto wn Fair this year will
he held on October Goth to 23rd; Fred
erick comes in one week earlier, Oeto-
Der 18th to 10th.
Mr.. Harvey H. Rouzer, formerly of
Frederick, now engaged in the practice
of law in Baltimore, has been spending
few days in this city.
The Farmers picnic which was to
have been held at Braddock Heights,
on Monday last, has been postponed
until next Tuesday, the lst of Septem-
Der.
We regret to announce the contin-
ned indispOsitio of DIR. WOotton, of
East Patrc street. His condition at
last accounts was not materially inn
proved.
Mr.. George Tollinger, a former resi-
dent of Frederick, and daughters. who
have been guests at the Carlin House,
have returned to their home in Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. John G. Palmer, of Lewistown
District, has been appointed paymas-
ter's clerk in the navy and will be as
signed to duty on the flagship San
Francisco.
Misses Mary and Emily Maulsby,
daughters of VIM. p. Maulsby, Esq,
have returned from a delightful visit
to theiraunt, Mrs. Black, at Halltown,
West Virginia.
Messrs. Richard Potts and Allen
Williamson, OF this city, rode to Lees
burg, Va, on their wheels on Wedues-
day last and attended the fair on
Thursday. They returned that even
ing
Miss JOSIE Crown, of Baltimore; Miss
Bernie Crown, of Berrvville, Va;
Misses Nellie and Margaret Thomas,
of Adamstown, have recently been the
guests of DR. 5. f. Thomas, on East
Second street.
The Manor Woods picnic held on
Wednesday evening last, was an enjoy
able event Fine music was rendered
and large number of young people
participated in the pleasure of dance
until a late hour.
The Democratic Central Committee
OF this county must not forget that
every Democrat in the county mast
register in September if he wishes to
vote for the President. Look after this
question in time.
Mr.. William Leisher, former resi-
dent Of Brunswick, who is now en-
ployed in the United States mail SER
vice III Washington, d. c., is spending
short vacation there to recover from
his recent illness
The Rev. w. Vincent Dawson, of
birmingham, Mass, was the guest of
the Rev. John I. Yellott, of Bruins
wick, during the past week. Mr..
Dawson preached on Sunday last at
st. Marks and Grace Chapel.
Recent arrivals at Linganore Hills
Farm are: Mr.. and Mrs. Focke and
daughters, of York, Pa; Mrs. Thomas
Evers and daughter, Miss Edith, of
Washington; Mr.. Joseph r. Shields,
MIR. Street, Miss Amelia Mackbee, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel p. Pentz.
You cannot say that you have tried
everything for your rheumatism, until
you have tried Ayers Pills. Hundreds
have been cured of this complaint by
the use of these Pills alone. They were
admitted on exhibition at the Worlds
Fair as a standard cathartic.
There is every indication that in the
near future the building of summer
residences on the Catoctin M0unta n,
In the vicinity of Braddock Heights,
will be commenced. Already several
lots of ground have been purchased
and others are being negotiated for.
Mr., Charles Carly is now able to be
about as usual after a long confine-
ment in the house from a serious III
ness. Although trifle pale and weak
ne shows marked signs of rapid inn
provement, aud with proper care will
De the picture of health before many
weeks roll by.
Messrs. Albert Richie and Richard
Potts returned home Tuesday from a
pleasant visit to friends in Charles
town, West Virginia. They left on
Their bicycles on Saturday morning,
Intending to return the same way, put.
The condition of the roads compelled
Them to abandon the idea and take
the ears
Mr.. Albert LorentZ, of the advertls-
ing department of the Frederick Coun-
y Agricultural Society, was present at
! The Leesburg Fair in the interest or his
association. Our fair will be well ad-
VeftiSed this vear and the management