The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-05-01
"A new Touring mill will be erected
at Hagerstown.

sCer, IN the elghty-fOurth year of his
age.
Saturday, the 18th instant, was the
hottest April day in seventy-two years.
Potatoes are being used for fuel in
rural New York. They are Kindred
and sell for $12 ton.
Miss Zoe Trail, of the Eastern Shore.
is the guest of Mrs. Richard Mareen
Duvall, in Baltimore.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company has discontinued operating
hotels along its lines.
The brass knobs on the iron fence in
front of the residence of Mayor Yeakle,
on West Third street. were stolen.
The Thurmont Culture Club held its
regular weekly meeting OH Friday, the
oath ult., at the home of Miss Edna
Baker.
An election will be held in Emmits-
burg on Monday next for the purpose
of electing a burgess and six commits
siOneIs.
Under the new law all cigarette
dealers are requested to post their Ii
cense in conspicuous place in their
business houses.
Rev. Linden Myers, formerly of
Doubs, this county, has accepted a call
to become pastor of st. James Luther
an Church, this city.
The Hagerstown Street Railway
Company has secured majority of the
stock of the Williamsport Company,
and the extension to that place will oe
huilt over the road
If castor oil is applied to wart once
day for a month the wart will entire
ly disappear. In many cases 1T will
not require so long time.
Chas. Biggs, solicitor. has filed a
suit for Islander at Hagerstown, for
Helen F. McG-aw against Robert F.
Delaueny, of Sharpsburg.
The Washington County Game and
Fish Association will prevent bass fish
ing in the streams of that county dur
ing the time prohibited by law.
Mr. Walter Stoner, who has just fin.
ished a course of lectures in medicine
in Washington, d. c., returned to his
home near townsville, this county.
Mr.. Grayson z. Stup, of this city, a
student at the Gettysburg College, will
be one of the speakers at the COM
mencement exercises of that college.
Mrs. E. r. Eschbach and her daugh-
ter, Miss Katie Eschbach, of Fred
erick, Md, are visiting Mis-. Mary
Welch, 929 North Calvert street, BaIti-
more.
Mr.. S. M. Birely, of Thurmont, this
vicinity, has large force of hands en-
gagged in cutting pine wood at Cherry
Run, Md, to be shipped to Spring
Grove.
Forest fires in Worcester County
burned over 5000 acres of young tim
Der and several hundred cords of wood,
The flames at times reached height
of ten feet.
The elevated railroads of New York
have a scheme on foot to make some of
the roads three-deckers, the third to be
bicycle speedway. containing
double track.
Mr.. Bernie Besant, who has had
considerable inconvenience from
weak knee, is having it examined by
physician at the Johns Hopkins Hos
pital, in Baltimore.
Secretary of State, Dallam, will issue
the new election law in pamphlet
form, as he has issued the assessment
law, on account of the many demands
for copies of the act.
In the Circuit Court No. 2, of Balti-
more, on Tuesday last, Harvey r.
Rouzer, formerly of this city, was
counsel in the divorce suit of Louisa
Jay VS.. Charles Jay.
The commission of Mr.. Charles w.
Melville, as sanitary inspector of live
stock, has besn received for record at
the office of the clerk of the Circuit
Court for Carroll County.
Richard Mahony, colored, while
handling acid at Rhodes BOttling
House a few days ago, accidentally
split some on his hand, which ate into
the bone before it could be neutralized.
On Sunday, the 10Th inst, Rev.
Charles L. Ritter, of Fayetteville, Pa,
was unanimously elected pastor of the
Lutheran Church, at Burkittsville.
this county, Immediately after preach
ing trial sermon.
Mr.. Richard Potts and DIR. Ira J.
McCurdy and the Misses Louise Potts
and Mary Ingle rode to New Windsor,
Carroll County, distance of twenty
six miles, on Tuesday afternoon, and
returned the next day.
Owing to the destruction of cane by
the Cuban war; the price of sugars
have been greatly advanced in the
past few weeks. The crop of that is
land amounts to about IS per cent. of
the entire raw product.
Mr.. Edwin J. Lawyer will assume
the duties of the office of State Fire
Marshal to-day. Mr.. George e. Shar-
rer, of Westminster, will likely be
made clerk, at salary of 81, 200 per
year. The salary of the Marshal is
$4,000.
A child was cured of Group by dose
or two of Ayers Cherry Pectoral. A
neighbours child died of the same dread
disease, while the father was getting
ready to call the doctor. This shows
the necessity of having Ayers Cherry
Pectoral always at hsnd.
A number of dead fish have recently
been observed floating down the Mon
ocacy. The fish had evidently been
killed with dynamite, from the hands
of some INSCRIPTIONS fishermen. who
dererve the full penalty of the law for