The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-30
local NEWS
Some Little lettings About Peo-
Pile and Things.

The corn crop is reported first-class
in every section Of the county.
Potatoes are still low, from fifteen to
twenty-five cents per bushel.
Mr. Augustus Wilson paid a hurried
visit to Baltimore on Wednesday last.
Mrs. Alice Anderson, of Washing
ton, syisiting friends near this city.
The great New York Horse Show
will soon be attracting the fashionable
world
Several carloads af apples from West
Virginia have been brought to Fred
gick by our local dealers.
Mr. Calvin r. Mutt and Miss Mutt
have gone south. where they will spend
some Time with their family in
Mssissippie.
Miss Adeyn Wilson has returned to
Frederick after visit of several
months in Washington, d. G.
Miss Isabella Kunzel, of Baltimore,
who has been here visiting her sister,
Mrs. Charles Ross, Jr., has returned to
her home in Baltimore.
The railroad men were out in force
to hear Receiver COwen at Martins
burg. A free ride and a half days
pay viii they doit next Tuesday?
No birds can he shotin Virginia this
year The law will be enforced. The
Sporting Clubs will see that the bird
law will be enforced in this county.
50 look out.
Nj. Dixon Walker has recently pur-
chased superb French coach horse,
which was imported some years ago by
Ex.Gov. Brown he is said to be very
handsome animal.
The Middletown people could easily
get the road further into their beauti-
ful little village if they would just call a
town meeting and subscribe enough
money to do the work.
Mr. J. Sprigg Iiams, a tenant on the
farm of Mr.. d. Y. Stauffer, near this
city, became temporarily insane on
market last saturday morning. He
was committed to Montevue Hospital
for treatment.
The young Bryan boys of Jail street
have erected fine pole near the old
Pampel Foundry and are very proud
Of the grand showing they claim their
end of town VIII make. We welcome
me boys and bid them go to work for
'Ne great cause of the people.
Editor J. L. Montgomery, of Mar
@Qa, (Ill.) Democrat, states that for
many years he suffered untold agony
rom Dyspepsia. AT last he began to
aKe Ayers Sarsaparilla. and by the
ume he used six bottles, he was as well
%eVer. Cures other, will cure you.
While thorough in action, Ayers
rlls strengthen rather than stimulate
we excretory organs. Leading phYsi-
vlans recommend them because they
are Tree FROM calomel or other injurious
S Srugs, being composed entirely of the
OeSI vegetable aperients.
Edward L. Perrel, twelve-year-old
T T OF Samuel Perrel, living near
MONTHS Chapel, Frederick county,
was recently thrown from a horse he
i was riding and sustained internal in
! ofe and fractured skull, from the
SANITY.
several very important meetings
cav %aVe oeen held throughout the county
'rut our last issue, due notice of which
tba' given in our columns. All of
r~o,lI We're largely attended and the
p Tit seemed very much impressed
WIN The arguments of the speakers.
Hn M. VIM. P. Manlsby spoke at Mar
TT66s SO.u W. Va, on Monday last; on
F RUSSIA ne spoke in Cumberland; on
Satuaav IN Baltimore; at Rockville, on
dsv ui nay and Sandy Springs, on Mon
ingy i MI. Maulsby says things are look
ins Grlgnt. Mr.. Wood has been speak
Ebeo. ~ Baltimore and on the Eastern
in Del, funeral of Daniel Vile, who died
oaD'a.lClmore, took place Wednesday
Danaa from the Baltimore and Ohio
con pIs at ~ 80 o'clock. Services were
man uuc1 &, by the Rev. Luther Kuhl-
NssS The pail bearers were: William
3 Oh foung, d. II. Ordman, Albert
aa3ywh, Grayson Bowers and E. Il.
Cemsstoufg. Interment in Mt. Olivet
tio nug =! Democrats of Emmitsburg Elec-
At MI district held a splendid meeting
inc IoSt Station, on Saturday even
fronm, 1 o. A large number came out
and ~, nmltsburg on a special train
Ntonae lPed to enliven the occasion.
ton 'O ~ y. Smith, Glenn III. Worthing-
billed " u Alfred Ritter, Esqs., were
Smith 70 make addresses, but Mr..
snth su was unable to be present. Great
clOssSSs prevailed and the meeting
DEM with three rousing cheers for the
tain saratlc candidates. The special
atelv .sst.urned to Emmitsburg immedi-
prOn; slIer the meeting. Emmitsburg
NogsnsSks good majority for Bryan on