The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-09-03
0C-AL NEWS.
Little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.

said, that half the miners of the
An Aof West Virginia are idle.
Ind Gest has been felt in the northwes-
ssted, section of the county. Only late
n see t can be affected.
bhere Republican Editors Association
ways, smeet in Frederick on the third
buitahltay in September.
Ee'Tht stock of the electric road will
boon be one of the paying stocks of the
ncounty; it will be in demand.
Mr. Carlos de Garmendia has taken
P's,is fine stable of horses to Hanover.
Bind will start in the races next week.
Chairman Vandiver of the State
central Committee has opened head
squarters at the Carrollton Hotel in Bal
timore.
Col. Thomas Symington, of Balti-
4 more, has been spending some DAYS
/, nth Col. Baughman, at his country
'N lace, Poplar Terrace.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Charles Winebren-
er entertained the bicycle club at
,leir huspitanle home on Court Square,
Tuesday night last.
Some of his friends want Col. Sup.
lee TO run again for the nomination
II mayor of Baltimore. This is very
nkind of them and is adding insult to
Jury.
John Keeney died at his home be-
ween townsville and Ladiesburg on
Thursday of last week, aged eighty
odd years. He leaves wife and three
daughters
lLieut. Thomas Ray and wife, of
Washington, have been spending some
time with Mr.. and Mrs Carroll Mer-
Ger, at their country place, near Fred
erick Junction.
Mr. Albert Richie, well known
Frederick boy, now practicing law
in New York City, is spending his va
cation with his friends on West
Church street.
The Baltimore Base Ball Club is still
on top of the heap in the Pennant Race,
with Boston second and New York
third. Nearly twenty games remain
yet to be played.
Some day we may be prepared to see
any number of summer cottages dot
ting our beautiful mountain sides. All
these things will come with the march
of improvements.
Wheat was worth SO cents yesterday.
There is yet a lot of wheat in the coun-
ty that could profitably be disposed of
at that figure, and no risk of slump
in the market need be feared.
Myersvllle can boast fits neat appear
ance aud attractive looking houses.
When the electric cars reach this little
mountain village there should not be
more desirable place in the county for
city boarders.
The Winchester, Va, fair takes place
on September l4th to 18th, and should
be carefully considered by all who de-
sire to be entertained and amused. 1t
will be better this year than before.
Mr.. Ogden Geolet, the well-known
capitalist and sportsman, of New York,
died on board his steam yacht, off the
Isle of Wight, on Friday, the 9th in
slant. He was one of the most wealthy
of the mIllionaires of the times.
President Hargett, of the Frederick
Fair, is very enthusiastic over the
prospects for great big Fair Much
interest is being manifested in the
jumping contests. the Virginia boys
expect to be here in force and have
some fine horses.
A hacking cough keeps the bronchial
tubes in a state of constant irritation,
which, if not speedily removed, may
lead to chronic bronchitis. No pTomp-
ter remedy can be found than Ayers
Cherry Pectoral. It's effect is imme-
date and the result permanent.
The Brunswick Cornet Band is rails
ing money to buy new uniforms and
instruments by having a contest for
prize between two of its members who
receive or collect the most money for
the cause by September sOth. Mr.. H.
NJ. Moore is one of these and he will
be thankful for any favors.
Governor D. Farrell, of Virginia,
says he will not support the ticket
nominated by the Democratic party at
Roanoke, recently. He den0unces the
leaders and says he will ally himself
with the Independents. He is still
smarting under the charges brought
against him by the silver men.
The weather in this section for the
past week has been very warm. Fruit
almost all ripe. Corn looking well and
promises a large crop. Vegetables
growing nicely. Heavy thunder show
ers during week washed corn and
plowed fields. Flowing for wheat
nearly completed. Pastures in fine
condition.
Fred. Bost, photographer, was ar.
rested at Liberty last week charged
with the illegal possession OF horse
and buggy belonging to liveryman III
Westminster. He procured the team
to drive to Unionvllle, and failed 10
return the same as agreed. He was
followed and arrested. He was taken
to Westminster and put III jail.
Whilst returning from a picnic at
Middletown last Saturday, the heavy
passenger wagon of b. +. Croft, with
ten people. became uncomfortable and
started down the heavy grade neal
that place. One of the traces broke
and the unequal strain severed the re-
maiuing one; the horses became de-
tached. Some one pulled the breaks
IN time to prevent more serious accl
dent, but several persons were injured
and bruised.
The Rockville Fair began under the
most favorable auspices on Tuesday
last. The attendance was up to lt'
mark and continued most satisfactory
The races were good and were wei
filled. Agricultural exhibits and the
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