The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-12-04
LOCAL NEWS
;. :, . Little lettings About PEG
pie and Things.

,,,o Kate Hunter has gone to New
vark for the winter.
NJ Faubel was on business
NJ "a baltimore on Thursday last.
o.oop Steamship Companies have
raised the passenger rates TO foreign
r,o Frederick County whiskey
. lnr very high in the markets of this
country. :,
9Th The past. Think how soon Christ
mas will be upon us.
comnlaint is being made that the
vew York barreled apples look very
s S'o on top. but are very poor after the
first few layers.
right inches of snow fell in the east
~ nart OF the county; real winter was
s riib m Ms for several days past.
The cold weather may put an end
!, the hog cholera, which has been
vorino in the county for some months
past
The indications all point to severe
winter Let those who are fortunate
having work prepare in time for the
long, cold spell.
The Raines Excise Law now in OPP
ovation in New York City, is icing in
ro.igated hy special committee from
tbe State Senate.
Miss Caroline Horsey, daughter of
The Hon. Outerbridge Ho:sey, of
Nseiwood this county, has gone to
California to visit Mrs. Mary Hooper.
Mrs. John j. Griffis, who has been
Visiting her sitter, Mrs. l.. V. Baugh-
man. at Poplar Terrace, returned to
her home i'm Baltimore, on Wednes-
day last
Broker Mansfield, on Court street,
generously remembered the poor of
Frederick on Thanksgiving Day by
distributing baskets of bread. An eX-
ample worthy of imitation.
Messrs. McSherry, Eisenhauer and
pearre, who have been absent in North
Carolina on a hunting trip, returned
home on Tuesday last with a fine
string of birds, after pleasant visit.
The time to he consumed in the
milding Of the bridge over the Hud-
son River connecting New York with
Jersey CITY is, according to the con-
tract. seven years Work will begin
early in the spring.
The Montgomery County Jury takes
but little stock in cattle or horse
thieves. They generally get the full
benefit of visit of many years to the
penentiary. Preston Brown, colored,
was sentenced to ten years on Satur-
day lat for cattle stealing.
The wedding of DR.. U. A. Sharretts,
prominent physician of Frederick,
and Mss Gertrude Hoffmier, of Mid
dletown, " ill take place in the latter
town on Thursday, December 10th, at
Christ Reformed Church, at 3 o'clock
in the afternoon.
The story of Peter Schaffer, deceas-
ed, having left his colored man big
sum of money, turns out to be all moon
shine There is some little money
awaiting Dorsey at our Frederick
(OuuIy OOuIb. MI. NudIISS w. INOSS
&he executor of Peter Schaffer, de-
ceased
Mr. J. p Biser has been supplying a
number of customers with his fancy
brands Of corn, tomatoes and fancy
fruits. These goods are highly valua.
bic in private families and are in great
demand. Mr.. Biser has recently pack
ed a lot of pork and beans like the
Boston beans. They are also a good
brand.
Our suggestion to the farmers to
meet in different sections of the coun-
ty to decide on plans for fixing county
roads has met with considerable favor.
Now, the thing is to carry it out. Let
some neighborhOods have a meeting
and others will soon follow. This
would be pleasant way to spend an
evening during the winter. Will it be
done?
Complaint has been made recently
Of the loss OF several fine hunting dogs
IN very unaccountable manner.
oOne say several strangers were seen
on the trains to Washington and Wes-
Tern points with dogs in their possess
SION, but whether they are the miss
ing animals or not cannot be positive
~ stated. 1t is also said that officers
nave located several of the dogs where
they have been hidden by the persons
who stole them.
The wife of Mr.. d. Robinson, prom
hent lumberman of Hartwick, N. Y,
was sick with rheumatism for five
months. in speaking of II, Mr.. Rob-
ihson says: "Cnamberlain's Pain Balm
y the only thing that gave her any
rest from pain. For the relief of pain
~ cannot be beat. Many very bad cases
u u rheumatism have been cured by it.
por sale at so cents bottle by A. l..
Fearre, Druggist, Frederick, Md.
= The work done at Montevue by the
5oard OF Charities and Corrections is
deserving of the highest cOmmenda-
s son' No Institution in the country is
t getter provided with the necessities for
one poor and unfortunate OF our
eppun,y. The colored quarters will
t enolIly be ready for occupancy. We
u oiS we Will not have return to the
T I,.L coal oil lamp system. Let electric
t.isnCs ne placed in the new building,
NUS aHording safety to the inmates.
Inc recent rainy spell gave those
VINO drive over the Mnntevue Pike q