The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-06-19
LOCAL NBws.
). little Jottings About Peo-
pie and ThlnGA


". norsons have cut their barley
Ma as > rule it is we'll filled.
~ .uo.borse plow is being very
,llaat s I used throughout this county
aoubt the soldier boys will be
alarmed G SS with the cObOle-stone streets
'r.,, vou take an electric breeze?
W. w ,ilI be the caper after the middle
CfJuly.
~. o4farts of those interested in the
ln wsonument will be crowned with
uccess.
mighty low price for wheat, and
"A; a n nf corn at one dollar and forty
snts per barrel!
Mr. John Miller recently purchased
n m,1 traction engine with all the
stsst Improvements.
Farmers should make up their minds
ton breeding to poor horses. Breed
oe,sS ones or none at all.
r,on the number of farmers going
- the the trucking business vegetables
R 5"l ID be very cheap in Frederick.
Al kinds of reports about fast trains
Oh phiIsdplnbia can be heard since the
.nnsylvania purchased our railroad.
", John Grove did an extensive
las a IN shining cherries to Balti-
"~rp He will soon start on lima
esDs.
The pupils of The Maryland School
the Deaf and Dumb, of this city,
Fl for their respective homes Oh Fri
by last.
A number of the members of the BIZ
vclp Club ran to Ridgeville on Sun
AZ evening last and took supper, re-
lining about o'clock, p. M.
Mr. Pat. MCGOWAN, so we'll and fa-
Drsbly known to our people, states
6at business is brisk all along the
NJ of the Baltimore and Ohio.
Mr.. Roelkey, of West Patrick street,
\ Sected fine hay barrack on his
Opety on the Hagerstown Pike, re-
ntly purchased from Mr.. Stull.
A cablegram has been received from
r. James Hood, stating that she and
party arrived safely at Queens
vn, on Wednesday of last week.
The McMurray Packing Company
I've put up a great many cases Of peas
season. All of our canning factor
sMe getting ready for sugar corn.
Tile Monocacy and the Potomac
We been muddy for the past ten
Is AID consequently but little fish
has been INDUCED in by our fish
meu.
Mr. W. Irving Parsons has purchas-
Of Mr. Hamilton Lindsay, real es-
{ agent four brick houses situated
West Fifth street, belonging to
Dol. Thomas Catch.
Secretary Leonard, of the Frederick
~ Young Mems Christain AssOcia-
n attended the International Con-
fence Of the Y. NJ. &. A. Secretaries,
Cleveland, Ohio, last week.
stranger driving through the
eets of Frederick was heard to re-
Blk "0fall the horrible streets l ever
or heard of Frederick beats the
rld." A nice reputation for our
Mr. Daniel Feigley, the North Mar
street grocer, has a fine Florida
ermel0n on exhibition at his store,
llch Is the first Of the season in the
lr. Edward Mealey has resigned
position with the Crawford Bicycle
pTks, of Hage:stown, and returned
THIS city, where he will assist his
Per in the grocery business.
IT. John T. Lipps, who fell from:a
IN front of the Loats Orphan Asy-
several weeks ago, aud was so
lously injured that his life was
paired of, has improved sufficiently
Y able to take short walk.
'fof. E. L. Boblitz and Mr.. A. B.
lIz expect to complete the averages
week for the teachers eXamina-
recently held at the Female High
pOOl when the commissioners will
out the notifications.
IT, b. l.. Coblentz, of Middletown,
county, was one of the orators at
rankin and Marshall College
lencement exercises on Friday
he was also one of the honor
Oh the graduating class:
= Cyrus Fout has one of the best
nedge fences in the county. If
Euge fence is looked after it can
Inade very ornamental. but If left to
up like a wilderness it is quite an
sure and does the land no good.
ss 5. Leila Bowers, of Jefferson
county, was one of the graduates
ne Broad Street Conservatory of
L, Philadelphia, Pa, on June 8th.
4 u been studyiny with Prof Gill
\. Combs, Director of the Conser-
pry.
what grand rain on Saturday
Une OF those soaking kind that
went to the spot needed. The hay
oe much better than was predict
l sm many claim the wheat is as
nlled as ever known. The corn
puncing.
I. Baughman and Mr.. Cyrus Fout
SET their fences back on the road
ny rom the Shookstown Pike to
n.Iagerstown Pike. making the
lhlrty feet wide. This will be a
public convenience and a popu-
Samuel I. Heffner, one of the
u, ~ delegates to the National Re
, ,van Convention at st. Louis, is
Euest OF Robert S. Crawford, of
E asS also delegate, who has
s Sa one of the finest private Pull