The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-06-26
FOCAL NEWS.
,.ue Little lettings About Pso.
pie and Th1nRa

uommoth new thermometer now
Az the entrance to the postoftice.
m frea delivery of mail has been
,,IIa nT at Middletown, this
county.
Tho annual Lutheran reunion will
10 held at Pen-Mar, on Thursday,
July 25rd.
Mrs Mary Whalen, of this city, is
.t MiT her sister, Mrs. George Hyatt,
at Kensingtou.
Mr. Henry Hahn has added a two
..orv hack building to his property on
Tosf Patrick street.
charles Morgan, of West Fifth
I .+roDt had his foot badly cut by jump.
inc on broken bottle.
Mics Iouise Stephens has made con-
.:JarohIe improvements to her home
IN East Patrick street.
Mr. David H. KoogIe, of near Boil
few DAVIS ago killed a black
woke a"ai that measured feet and inches
in length.
Nessrs n J. Wilson & Sons have
hoon awarded the contract for laying
,Se nine to be used during the en-
campment.
Miss Ella R. Page. of Frederick
County, was one of the graduates last
week at the Episcopal Female Insti-
tute Winchester, Virginia.
The season for woodcock shooting
onpned on the 18th inst, and will con-
tinue until February 1st, 1897. The
bird is said to be very scarce in Mary
land.
Thomas F. Herring, formerly resid-
inc at louisville, this county, has
been appointed to the position of COM
postor in the Government Printing
Office.
Mr.. Daniel Halter, the we'll known
paper hanger, while engaged in paper
ipg at the EtchisOn building, fell a
distance of about ten feet and was
painfully injured.
On Wednesday evening of last week,
Hicks Glessner defeated Harry Smith
ina pool contest at 1.-THE Buffalo," by
score of 800 to 261 points, in hours
and % minutes.
L.F Miller & Sons, of Double Pipe
Creek, have been awarded So, 1885 in
Insurance on their property recently
destroyed by fire. The amount
claimed was S4,4O0.
The Middletown Orchestra has added
another new superior b. b clarinet of
the Carl Fischer pattern. 1t is beau
tifuI instrument and completes set of
three for the organization.
Master Upton Sharretts Reich, son
Of Mrs. Isaac Reich. OF West Third
street, bad one of his feet painfully
burned by stepping upon some hot
GOALS at the lanyard of NiXdorft d
Brookey
At the recent examination of appli-
caDts for certificates to teach in the
elloled schools in the county, Nos. /,
%, t. ), 6, Z, 8, 8 and 10 made the av-
eTage per cent. t. entitle them to re-
Ceive certificates.
Master Harry Schroeder, son of Mr..
and Mrs. f. J. Schroeder. and Miss
Grace Dixon participated in Children's
Day exercises at Braddock, on Sunday
last, much to the delight of the audi
ence Miss Maria Schroeder was organ
lst for the occasion.
H. 7. Welty, son of Mr.. H. G. Wei
ty, formerly Of this city, was the win
ner OF four of the chief medals and
prizes, at the Maryland Agricultural
College for the highest standing in the
department Of applied mechanics and
Tor craftsmanship.
Not smany business houses in these
United States can boast of fifty years
Standing The business of Dr.. j. &.
Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass, whose in
comparable Sarsaparilla is known and
used everywhere, has passed its half
centennial and was never so vigorous
as at present
Mr.. George G. Rboderick. Jr., of
Nlddletown, this county, wrote a
poem which was one of the features of
the Memorial Day exercises at Stat
tOrd Conn. The author has distin-
gulshed himself on several occasions
oy his well chosen words.
Mr.. Albert Lawrence has taken his
promising young horse to Baltimore,
ana 1t is said he will enter him in the
zoO class soon to be paced near that
GlIy. The trOtter and PAGER seem to
nave good many friends about Fred
eLlcK and some fine young horses are