The citizen., 1896-09-18
local NEWS.
zome Little Jottings About Peo
pie Snd Th1nGA

Mr. W. O. Ramsburg, of Walkers
Ill was in town to see US a few days
ago
Miss Maude Brewington, of Balti-
u,o1a is a guest of the Misses Getzen-
daner.
Miss Nellie Skinner, of Pennsylva-
rio is visiting the family of Judge Jas.
McSherry.
The welcome rainfall of the last two
davs is god-send TO all vegetation
and our diminished water supply.
II was suggested that Hon. Milton
e Traer would have made a good
compromise candidate for Congress.
The next days of registrat ion
will be September 22nd and
23rd.
The state Board of Health has been
called 20 give their aid in abolishing
the hog-pen nuisance in Hagerstown.
Mr.. Calvin r. Mutt has game to Mis-
sissippi for several weeks. He and his
family expect to spend the winter in
Washington.
Don't forget to go to Washington and
Baltimore to here Bryan speech satur-
dav. One fare for the round trip with
B.. o. good for 2 days.
Seven hundred and seventy-six
voters qualified i'll the four precincts of
this district yesterday as result of
the first days resignation.
Mr.. ]. Knight McDanold, his grand
mother, Mrs. Knight, and sister, Miss
McD4uold, recently returned from a
lengthy stay at Atlantic City.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
hands are being supplied with all
kinds of gold documents and every eff
fort i. ueng made to have them unite
with the gold party.
Noah E. Cramer, Real Estate and
Fire Insurance, and Loan Agent, sold
for John G. Lowe, his farm of SO acres,
in Howard County, to Benton d. Pat
rick, for -, $50.
Mr.. John Palmer, of Virginia, broth
er of Mrs Dr. F. f. Smith, of this city,
called in to see us recently. He has
not been in Frederick for a number of
years and only remained short time.
To-day Mr.. Blair Lee will speak at
the Manor woods at the big Silver Pic
mic and tournament. Dancing and mu-
sic will be in attendance. The picnic
will continue until ten o'clock tonight.
SAYS an exchange: The new rule is:
Never write and never keep a letter
that YOU would not read with satisfac-
ton il il were published in type an
inch long in every newspaper in the
world.
The directors of the F. q NJ Electric
Railway Company have leased the old
Kemp property, on Carroll street, and
will shortly erect commOdious car
shed The Middletown end of the
road is nearly ready for traffic.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage Of Mr.. Harry B. Burlington,
formerly of near Taneytown, but now
of New York City, to Miss Jennie
Stambaugh, daughter of DIR. J. E.,
Stambaugh. of Woodsboro.
The people still come by the thou
siFkr. One hundred Thousand worH =
msA turned out to hear him ia ~
Louis and at every point he speaks he
is greeted by the largest crowds ever
known.
John E., Frazer, the colored man
charged with attempting to commit an
assault upon the little daughter of Mr..
Padgett, near Adamstown, some time
ago pleaded guilty Wednesday morn
ing and was sentenced to the peniten-
tlary for ten years.
Before going on sea voyage or into
the country, be sure and put box of
Ayers Pills in your valise. You may
have occasion to thank us for this hint.
To relieve constipation, biliOusness,
and nausea, Ayers Pills are the best
in the world. They are also easy to
take
Miss Lizzie Lakin, of this city, who
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. E. B.
Hay, of Washington, D. c., abroad
a this summer, returned recently from
an extended tour of the European
Countries. She was much pleased
with the grandeur and extent of the
territory over which she journeyed,
but was glad to return to her native
shores
The grand jury report to the circuit
court is quite brief and deals almost
entirley with the condition of Monte
yue and the jail. It compliments
Derr for his competent managements,
and commends the erection of the quar-
tefs for colred inmates. 1.-THE Grand
Jury assembled for the August term Of
Court and adjourned after being ia
session twenty-days. They examined
3l2 Witnesses, found 121 presentments
aad !n1|c!ueue. and made 73 dismiss
Bernard UoIliiioVeI was the fore