The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-06-04
LOCAL NEWS.
.6bme Little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.

onened up this summer near Braddock
Heights, in Frederick district.
On the street car lines of Baltimore.
Ike in other large cities, the govern.
ment has provided special mail cars for
internal and suburban service. Where
over tried this has proved great sue
cess
Tate, Miller & Co., grain dealers of
baltimore, have leased the Frederick
elevator building and will take possess
zion of it the first of July. Mr.. Robert
q Gambrill will manage the business
for them.
If YOU are going to breed this year
make up your mind to breed only 10
the best horses in your section. You
do not want to raise any more scrubs.
Remember, good horse always COM
mands good price.
Health and happiness are relative
conditions; at any rate, there can be
little happiness without health. To
Give the body its full measure of
Strength and energy, the blood should
4 be kept pure and vigorous, by the use
of Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Mr.. Edward Gittinger, who has been
one of the most faithful and efficient
workers Mr.. Wellington ever had, is
quietly waiting for lightning to strike
\ in the way of a first-class Federal posi-
+ ton. His many friends wish him sue
4 cess.
The past cool spell has been good for
n the wheat, but not good for the corn or
\ grass. The old saying a cool May for
& big crop of wheat, also when the
4 locust trees blossom freely look out for
a big corn crop. The locusts have not
been generous with their bloom this
year.
Most coughs may be cured in few
hours or at any rate in few days, by
the use of Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
With such a prompt and sure remedy
as this at hand, there is no need of
proouging the agony for weeks and
months. Keep this remedy in your
house.
Misses Gertrude Mann, Eda Mann
and Louise Doll, and Messrs. Charles
Mann, Jr.. Biddle aud Cook arrived
in Frederick on Saturday evening last,
from Baltimore, and spent Sunday
with the family of Mr.. and Mrs. ia
cob Tyson. The party left on bicycles
Monday morning for home.
Whitewashed fences should not be
defaeed by all kinds of advertisements.
Who wants their fences all painted up
with lot of old signs? Those who
like it should be gratified, but those
who do not care to have their fences
marked up should not be subjected to
this great Disagreement.
Every street in Frederick as we'll as
every alley should be thoroughly in
spected by our Mayor and police, so
that we may have our little city look
lug like new pin when our visitors
arrive. A little paint and white
wash will help things wonderfully.
Clean up, clean up.
Mr.. Edwin B. Hay and wife are Wis
iting the family of Mr.. Benjamin f.
Brown, of this city. Mrs. Hay was a
Miss Brown, of Frederick, and fire.
quently visits her parents. She re-
sides with her husband, who is prom
inent member of the Order of Elks,
in Washington, ID. e.
Mr.. Morrison, one of our County
commissioners, living at Emmitsburg,
infOrms US that he is going to give his
attention to the Emmitsburg and Get
tysburg road at an early day. There
are two miles of the road in Frederick
County, which is in very bad condi-
ton and needs the Commissioners at.
tentiOn.
All railroads have offered reduced
rates to Frederick for the German Bap-
fist Conference, one fare for the round
trip This low price will induce many
persons to come here during the week,
whether interested in the conference
or not. We can look out for an i'm
mense crowd of people, but all will be
cOmfortaby accommodated and gladly
welcomed
Aparty from Washington arrived in
Frederick about noon on Tuesday
last, consisting of Miss McCord, Miss
Washer, George Smith and e. f.
Brown and wife. They came in by
way of Ridgeville and Damascus and
were rather tired from their long trip.
After dinner they took the afternoon
train for home.
Mr.. John Ahalt informs us that the
county stone crusher has been of the
greatest benefit to the citizens of Peters,
vile district. Several roads have been
plked aud the only trouble is the farm
rs do not seem to appreciate the chance
gwen them to get good roads. The
lone crasher should be kept busy.
me question of good roads is now one
d The most important before the peo-
Inc bass fishing season opened in
maryland on June LIST, and will con-
niue until April 18th, 1898. This GER
AMY ought to give the sportsmen and
nose who use pot hunters devices for
tatchlng the finny creatures for mar
heI plenty of time, without any viola
O9s Of the law. The Maryland Fish
nu Game Protective Association,
iIougll its local representatives, will
gorously enforce the law here and in
lher sections.
MI M. James Perdpe,, an old soldier re-
IN the new west, plant fruit trees and
lAue trees, even if you fail to grow
Pem 1t is worth the trial.
an advertiser who will cheat news
aper on his advertising will cheat the
us'omer on the goods sold him.
rerhaps there is, under ordinary cir
INSTANCES, nothing better for pasture
lao clover, red clover, timothy and
4 you have good farm and good
iet him do the farming while you
81 A man who has developed both