The citizen., 1897-11-19

Some Little Jottlngs ABOUT Peo-
pie and Things.

Middletown is sending car loads of
apples all over the country.
Mr.. Calvin Mutt attended the races
in Washington Oh Monday last.
Col. O'Donnell, of Petersville, smiled
upon Frederick on Tuesday last.
Pork will soon be in demand The
winter prices have not yet been fixed.
The ouening of the rooms of the
Frederick Art Club took place yester-
day.
Mrs. VIM. H. BatzelI has returned
from visit to her daughter, in WASH
ington.
DIR. J. J. Remsburg has sold his drug
store on North Market street to Mr.. ].
Heisley Keller.
The Thanksgiving turkey will soon
be in order; the loyal Democrats may
wait for the fatted calf.
Mr.. E. L. Bobhtz has been on visit
to the county schools lately and reports
all in good condition and well attended.
Robert Gordon, Esq, one of the most
prominent lawyers of Allegany Coun-
ty, was in Frederick on Tuesday last.
The recent rains have been Of the
greatest benefit to the wheat, to the
pastures and to the wells and streams.
Mr.. Harry Mantz, of Chicago, is Wis
iting relatives at Liberty. Many Of his
old friends were glad to greet him in
Frederick.
Mrs. Daisy Griffiss, of Baltimore, sis
ter of Mrs. l.. V. Baughman, is visiting
the latter at her home, Poplar Terrace,
near this city.
Henry Groshon has purchased of
Richard Otfutt farm containing about
eighty acres, located near Motter's Sta
ton, for the sum of $S, 200.
Look for DR.. Schley's cough syrup
advertisement in this issue. 1t will
pay you to investigate this old and
well known family remedy.
Gen. Jas. G.. Clark will use his infiu-
ence with the Alabama Legislature to
have Frederick County annexed to AL
bama. He says Frederick first, Ala
bama next.
First-class horses are in demand in
the cities and yet you are unable to find
a single first-class team among the
farmers of this county. Our stock
should be improved. Breed to the best,
it pays in the end.
The Emmit House in Emmitsburg
has been sold TO George M. Rider, by
Mr.. Michael Hnke, who has for many
years personally conducted this well
known place.
Messrs. J. Knight McDannold and
d. Guy Thomas, of this city, are in
New York attending the Horse Show.
They expect to return the early part of
next week.
The Civil Service Amendment, of
fered to be voted on at the late election,
was defe ated by an enormous majority.
In Baltimore City the majority against
it was over $4,000.
The Democrats who elected Mr.. Mot
ter and Mr.. Hargett are counting for
some of the plums TO lie distributed in
their quarter. They will come in the
sweet hye-and-bye.
lover of the beautiful can find a
subject for his admiration in the beau
tiful autumn sunsets these afternoons.
They are simply gorgeous, and words
fail to descriue them.
DR.. Bernard c. Steiner, librarian of
the Euoch Pratt Free Library, Balti
more. and formerly resident OF Fred
erick, has assumed the office of dean
OF the Baltimore University Law
School.
Mr.. John Il. Worthington will start
tomorrow for StauntOn tn join his sons
on hunting trip to the mountains of
West Virginia. The party will be alb
sent about week. We wish them lots
of sport and plenty of game.
Twenty incurahle insane patients will
be transferred from Bayview Asylum to
Montevue Asylum, near Frederick.
Health Commissioner McShane came
to Frederick last Friday to arrange for
the transfer.
We should like to hear from our cor
respondents in the various districts
more regularly. 1t only takes a few
minutes each day to jot down the hap
penngs of their locality, and it affords
interest to those who read the paper.
At the hearing ofArlhur H. Warthan
before Magistrate Biser Friday last, for
the shooting of Dozen Phillips, few wit
nesses put in an appearance. No trial
was held, the prisoner furnishing 500
bail Cor his appearance before the next
grand jury.
A series of dances will be given by
the young men of Frederick, IN Junior
Hall, on the following dates: Nov 25th,
Dec. 29lh, 1897; Jan. 9th, Jan. Goth,
Feb. 16, 1898 Committee: Thomas M.
Wolf, Roger B. Wood. Dancing will
begin at $50 sharp.
The demand for Ayers Hair Vigor
in such widely separated regions as
South America. Spain, Australia and
India has kept pace with the home
consumption, which goes to show that
these people know good thing when
they try it.
Mr.. G. G. Carly, the well known fur
nlture dealer, is getting ready for the
Xmas season in advance. He is get
ting in fair stock of goods which
will pay any person to look at it, even
if they do not purchase. You inspect
the goods. they will sell themselves.
Fourth class postmasters have been
appointed in this county as follows:
John w. Hllleary, at Burkittsville,
vice William Graham; William j.
Eramer, at Graceham, vice w. l.. Arm
acost; Lewis o. Whip, al Jefferson. vice
ID. &. Shaft; j. Heary Cover, at Thur
mont, vice l.. r. Waesche.
Mr.. John Eisenhauer will have his
annual Christmas opening on Tuesday
and Wednesday, Nov. 23rd and oath,
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