The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-04-30
FOCAL NEWS.
Some Little lettings About PEG.
pie and Things.

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The State Bar Association meets in
annual convention at Ocean City,
July 2sth, 1897.
.Jonu Payne fell from a ladder while
working on a new house at Buckeys.
town. Frederick County, recently, and
sustained serious internal injuries.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
ore having 5000 more freight cars
built by the Pullman Company to ac-
comm6date the increased traffic on
their road.
Two carloads of walnut logs arrived
in Frederick last Saturday over the
Middletown electric road. The logs
were Transferred 10 the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, consigned to Europe.
Mount St. Mary's defeated Dickin-
son College, of Carlisle, Saturday, on
tbe home grounds at Emmitsburg, by
the following score:St. Mary's % runs;
Dickinson College, runs. The game
was very interesting despite the large
score.
The proprietors of the Rensburg
Carriage Works have purchased the
factory fronting on South Market
street, now IN the occupancy of George
Crum, the carriage builder, and will
remove their works there within the
next year.
The autograph letters testifying to
cures made by Ayers Sarsaparila and
other preparations are kept on file at
the j. G. Ayers Office, Lowell, Mass
They are from all over the world and
are cheerfully shown to anyone desir-
Gus of seeing them. 3
Mr.. Edward r. Helfenstein, son of
the late Cyrus Helfenstein, of Fred
erlck, who for several years past has
been the efficient pastor of St. Marks
Episcopal Church at Petersville, this
county, has resigned from his station
and will 90 to California for the ben
eft Of his health.
For every variety and phase of the
many diseas which attack the air pas
sages of the throat and lungs, Ayers
4 Cherry Pecioral will be found a spe-
clfir. Its anodyne and eXpectorant
qualities are promptly realized, and it
is always ready for use.
the flood danger is rapidly abating,
4 after many weeks of awful terror and
suspense to those in the stricken dis
n tricts. Many millions of dollars iG
property have been sacrificed to the
angry waters and several lives lost
Rev. Il. Freeman Dixon, formerly of
Baltimore County, who was recently
4 elected pastor of the Presbyterian
4 Church in Frederick City, was Off
cially Installed Tuesday night, Revs.
H. X. Walker, L. S. Fulmer aud Geo.
A. Jones, of Baltimore, officiating.
Rev. Father Sherman, at one time a
student at the Jesuit Novitiate in this
ely, son of General Tecumseh Sher-
man, aud one of the invited guests at
the Grant Day ceremonies in New
York, was unable to attend on account
of a serious illness, which has lately
threatened his life.
The following directors were recently
elected to manage the affairs of the
Frederick Town Savings Institution
for the ensuing year: M. K. Doll, Geo.
A. Dean, n. ID. Hauer, +. Columbus
Knott, John A. Lynch, A. T.. McCar-
dell, George W. Miller, Jacob Rohr-
back aud Steiner Schley.
Mr.. John Hershberger, the baker and
cOutectioner, has been awarded the
contract to furnish the large amount of
1000 pounds of bread and rolls per day
for the German Baptist Conference in
June. He also secured the contract to
make for the same occasion about
$4,000 pies.
The will of the late Mrs. Amanda
5. Hedges has been filed. Hon. Mil
ton g. Urner is the executor. To her
grand daughter, Lillian B. Tatnott,
she bequeathes her entire estate to be
hers entirely when she reaches the re-
quired age, to be free from the control
of her husband or any other person.
The engagement of Miss Gertrude
Butt, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel A. Butt, of Allentown, Pa, and
Professor Joseph Croft, Professor of
Mathematics, of the Brooklyn High
School, formerly OF Middlet0wn, this
county, has been announced. Miss
Butz visited this city some time ago as
the guest of Mrs. &. +. Best.
The Receivers of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railrrau company haze decided
not to declare any dividend for the
fiscal year 1896 ON the Baltimore and
Washington Branch line. This divis-
Ion has regularly paid 5 per cent. divi-
dends to the stockholders, but last
year the expenses for repairs and inn
provements were so large that the
present course was deemed necessary.
In our advertising columns this
week appears several interesting no.
tees and ordinances relating to the
water supply improvement. The
Board of Aldermen have kept their
promise to allow only Frederick me-
chanlcs and workmen to compete in
The bidding and the specifications set
ing forth the bids are for the erection
OF a"Gate house and Weir" and haul
ing pipes along the line.
The young ladies of the Womens'
College, this city, took part in con-
cert given in Collegiate Hall, on
thursday evening last, for the purpose
OF providing funds for the purchase
OF new drop curtain for the stage.
quite number of persons attended
auu thoroughly enjoyed the instru-
mental selections so ably rendered by
the young ladies. Enough money Is
now on hand for the curtain, which
Professor Apple said would be in place
The next time the hail is used by the
public
There is quite a contention among
republicans over the Brunswick,
Frederick County, postoffice, says a
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