The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-07-31
LOCAL NEWS
,ome Little lettings About PEG,
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Harm Lee, the Chinese laundryman,
- closed business in Frederick and
zone mou to Philadelphia.
Afr John T. Baker has been appoint
\ ;ustice of the peace for the 9th cleo
III ton district, this county.
Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Kunkel are So
.onrning at Asbury Park. n. j., and
delaware Water Gap, Pa.
prof J. X. Hoffman, of Baltimore,
Inf formerly of this city, is spending a
Su DAYS among his old friends.
THE 29rd annual emancipation cele-
haitian will be held on the Fair
grounds, Thursday, August 18th.
Mr. E. S. Smith, of Liberty, was
Kicked on the arm by a colt, on Tues
dav of last week. Fortunately no bones
were broken.
Iobn e. Brenesen, assignor to q. d.
Norris and others, of UniOnville, this
comfy. has been granted patent on a
single-tree hook.
The Pleasant Grove M. P. Christian
Endeayor Society, of near Fountain
Mills. this county, will hold rally on
Sunday evening, August End, at 7.30
p II.
Messrs. Amos Urner, of near Lib
ertv, and E. r. Zimmerman, of near
tbis CITY. the two new School Com
missioners, will be sworn in August
the 4th.
Mr. Clifford Miller, who accident
aly shot himself in the abdomen about
three months ago, is able to walk
around and prospects are favorable for
his recovery.
A report has been circulated ia this
city that Charles Wilson, cOlOred, who
assaulted Miss Jeems, near Catoctin,
this county, about year ago, has been
arrested in Pa.
Mrs. c. G. Heltenstein, Rev. K. L.
HeIfenstein aud wife and Mr.. Z. S.
Ganhril and wife are on Western
tonr They will go as far as Denver,
Colorado. and will be absent several
weeks.
On Saturday a mouse ran up the
sleeve of LibertytOwn lady and came
ont of a hole in the sleeve. The poor
mouse, frightened by the screams of
the woman, has evidently determined
never to do so again.-Bd1aner Of Lib
eyTy.
A brd's.eye view of the now desert
ed camp ground, makes the fact GER
tain that some one was present. The
grass in most places has been trodden
down completely and a fresh supply
of clover seed will be necessary to re-
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Remember-only such medicines
were admitted for exhibition at the
Worlds Fair as are accepted for use,
by physicians, in the practice of medi-
cine, Ayers Sarsa parilla, Ayers Cherry
Pectoral, and Ayers Pills being includ-
ed in the list These are standard med
icines.
Mr.. Eugene Sponseller, the livery
man, of this city, who several weeks
ago hired team to a stranger, who
did not return it, called upon a
man lodged in jail at Charlestown,
West Virginia, and charged with horse
stealing Mr.. Sponseller was unable to
identify him as the porty who stole his
team.
Capt. Beckley will have one of his
old time excursions to Bay Ridge on
the 5th of August. These excursions
are well and favOrably known to our
people and none are more popular. The
Captain has every facility this time for
amusing the crowd, and the occasion
will be more enjoyable than any given
heretofore The round trip is only one
dollar and fifty cents.
Capt Frank Bond, the agent of the
B. & o., with his usual foresight, was
in Frederick on Friday last making
all necessary arrangements for the
transportation of the troops back to
their respective homes. From all
quarters the genial Captain was com
plimented at the dispatch with which
the trains were moved, and it is graft
tying O.say that not a single accident
occurred TO mar the pleasant recollec-
tons Of Camp Lowndes.
The Interstate Telephone and Tel
egraph Company have about finished
putting in their new long distance
phones in the homes and business
places Of their many subscribers in this
city Everything is working finely
and the service is all that can be desir-
cd. The local manager, Mr.. Miller,
deserves great credit for the careful
manner in which he has looked after
the interests of his patrons and the
people appreciate it. When all the
county lines are up the services of the
company will be exhaustive and COM
pete 10 every way.