The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-12-17

lids jewelry store-any price.
"One Round of Pleasure" is running
ID the Academy of Music, in Baltimore,
this week.
The postoffice at Beaver Creek,
Washington county. Nd, will be made
a money-order office January 8.
The Cosmopolitan Magazine will be
Especially readable during $685. 1t
win make a good present to make to a
AEiend.
Rev. Father Purbrick, the Provincial
<eaeneral of the Jesuits, in this country,
has been ION his annual visit to the
rider in this city.
/ kThe Young men of Frederick are max
INC preparations for Christmas ball,
IA be given at the City Hotel, on We'd
4 hesday, December goth.
State Senator Charles T. Westcott Of
] Cent County. has been selected as the
candidate of the Eestern Shore Senators
tbr president of the Senate. =
The Isabella Gas Works shave r.
hno;se theic office from No. East
Patrick street TO No. 80 West Patrick
street, where they will lie permanently
located.
III Wednesdays Baltimore american
\ contained portrait of Mr.. Lewis Dill,
), Formerly of this city, who was last
week elected president of the Bati-
y ore Lumber Exchange.
ersuA meeting of Father McElroy
s0ouucil, No. 20. Z. B. L., of Frederick,
Raymond G. Ford was elected presi :
,knt and William NJ. Crimmins repre-.
ep:ative to State Council.
Edward Titlow, while engaged at the
eAbella Gas Works, Frederick, in as
isting to erect new engine, fell from
Swinging scaffold, distance of
twenty feet, and sustained serious in.
lies.
bbert A VanWyck took the oath
office as Mayor of Greater New
0fk, on Monday last, before Justice
lannon's, in the City Court, to as
uae the duties of the Office on Janu-
ssvl, 1898.
r.yhe sale of Mr. Levi Prices horses,
lhe Fair Ground on last Tuesday,
e Facted good sized crowd of people,
but buyers at fair pri ces were not in
abundance. The horses sold averaged
abovt $40 per head.
Mr.. Clinton Main, the druggist, who
recently opened up new store on Mar
ket street, near the square corner, is
suffering from severe attack of tv-
phoid fever and at last accounts was in
q very dangerous condition.
Singers, public speakers, actors, auc-
tioneers, teachers, preachers, and all
who are liable to over-tax and irrtate
the vocal organs, find, in Ayers Cherry
Pectoral, safe, certain, speedy relief.
A timely dose of this preparation has
prevented many throat trouble.
The wedding of Mr.. Benjamin Trap
nell, of Charleston, Assistant United
States District Attorney for West Vir-
ginia. and Miss Ada Probasco, of
Washington, is announced to take
place in the near future. Mr.. Trapnell
is nephew of Mrs. DR.. J. E. Beatty,
of Middletown, this county.
Don't forget to be present at the
Farmers Institute to be held Decem-
Der Goth and 2lst, Monday and Tues
day. Interesting topics relating to
agriculture and kindred subjects will
be discussed by able authorities and
orators, and you will he neglectful of
your interests if you fail to be in at
tendance.
Judge McSherry, in his strong adj
dress at the banquet to Judge Lynch,
last Friday last, characterized Judge
John 9. Motter as 1.-THE Great Western
Maryland Buzz-Saw." Mr.. Motter
was nOl present at the banquet. We
do not mean this as relative, as the
Chief Judge would have been more
likely to have gotten off the Jolly" in
his presence than out of it.
We would like to recei We early next
week programs and reports of Xmas
entertainments in all parts of the coun-
ty, especially those relating to church
services. Our correspondents are re-
Quested to embrace these items in their
reports, and all others who are in a po-
sition to get the facts are requested To
send them in for publication in our
next issue.
The proceedings of the Maryland
Conference of Charity and Correction,
lately held in Baltimore. have been
compiled in book form and are offered
for sale at prices to cover the cost of
preparation. Those interested in such
matters can communicate with John
r. Cary, Howard and Franklin streets,
Baltimore, who will submit price list
and every information desired.
Mr.. Jas. E. Tate, the well known
head of the firm of Tate, Muller & Co.,
the large grain merchants of Baltimore,
and most popular and prominent
man in social and business life, died
recently at his home in Baltimore.
The firm, of which the deceased is a
member, has a branch office here, the
Frederick Elevator. The firm of Tate,
Muller & Co. is one of the largest in the
east.
Drop in and see w. H. B. Etchison
and his stock of Christmas gifts. You'll
certainly be charmed with the magnifi-
cent display of seasonable novelties LIE
has on hand and your purse will not
DE depleted after buying IN a supply Of
presents for your relatives, sweethearts
and friends. In the line of furniture
and household articles he has eclisped
all previous records and only wants
an opportunity to show you around
ms establishment 10 convince you that
his claims are warranted by the actual
facts. His prices are extremely reason
able for the quality of the goods. Only
one week remains before Xmas, so call
IN early and be in time for the bargains.
City Railroad Tracks.