The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-16
LOCAL NEWS.
o.n,e Little Jottlngs About PEG
pie and Things.

The thirteenth OF July was tull moon.
The huckleberry crop is very plenti-
full.
Rass are biting quite lively so the
fsbermen say.
How the cyclists groaned for baths,
md they looked in vain.
LET us estimate on your job printing.
We can give you rock bottom prices
and best work.
Master Austin Baughman was with
a Marty who caught nine fine bass.
The farmers are elated over the glor-
ious harvest weather they have had
Mrs. Calvin Mutt and family are at
prospect Hall for a short time before
going North.
Mr. Carroll Mercer is at his home
arranging the place for his family, who
will arrive in August.
The papers are so filled with crimes
Of every description that mothers hate
TO see them enter the home.
We have not seen many canteloupes
on market, although away from here,
they seem to be abundant.
Pay your subscriptions promptly and
thus enable us ITO do to others las we
would, they should do to u.s."
Many appreciative letters have been
received. speaking of kind hospitality
extended during the late inject"
An ice cream festival will be held at
Liberty, on July 18th. Now, boys. is
the time to prove your affection for
your summer girl.
A good boarding house as starter
at BraddOck Heights, would certainly
pay. Why, does not some one begin
what will undoubtedly succeed?
We are sorry to learn that diphthe-
ria has appeared again in our midst,
and the utmost precautions should be
at once taken to stamp out this disease.
Linganore Hills farm is filled with
boarders. Why don't our farmers in
other sections take in summer boarders
and add baths and comforts from the
proceeds.
The Baltimore Club is still third
place in the Pennant race, but has inn
proved its percentage some points in
the past week.. Boston is first and
Cincinnati second.
Elk. Ambassador Bayard, who return
ed from England short time ago, has
taken passage for the other side again.
His Wilmington home does not fill the
bill after his residence in London.
The electric road is in full blast these
warm nights, and what boon to sick
children to give them the invigorating
air from the mountain. Braddock's
brilliant light is seen many miles
away.
Mr.. Frank Rhodes is hard at work
practicing for his entry into the theat-
! Tical field. His "Merrymakers" are re-
hearsing frequently at the Rink,
where also he is fixing up the special
scenery.
Many country people watch with in
crest the turning on of the light at
Braddock, the asce MT and decent of the
cars, and the final "snap shot" which
turns out the lights for the night on
paddock Heights.
The ice cream festival at st. Johns
brought together many gay parties,
who enjoyed a plate of ice cream in
the spacious yard of the College, and
the fair attendants gathered in many
dime towards fixing the church.
Why could not Frederick support a
hotel like Hagerstown? People in these
days are too used to the luxuries of life
in the shane of plenty of water and
other conveniences, to put up with
stufty rooms, poor fare and lack of toilet
accessories.
A good scheme, learned from bicyc-
list, is to wear lining of asbestos in
your hat; 1t excludes the heat of the
sun. They can be bought at the hat
ter's, but every man can be his own
milliner in this case, and cut out an
asbestos lining.
"Quo Vadis," translated from the
Polish, is receiving very favorable
criticism from the press. 1t is an his
torical account of the lives of the early
christians, with an intermingling of
the sensualitv and crime of the Court
in the time of Nero.
To make YOUR business pay, good
health is a prime factor. To secure
good health, the blood should be kept
pure and vigorous by the use of
Ayers Sarsaparilla When the vital
fluid is impure and sluggish, there can
be neither health, strength, nor ambi-
ton.
A series of six dances at Braddock
Heights was inaugurated on Wednes-
day evening last. About twenty
couple left on the early evening car
and spent the evening pleasantly on
the mountain, dancing, ETC., until
late hour. They will be held every
two weeks.
We were glad to welcome the cleo
trio lights again in the eastern section
of the city after three weeks or more
rest. They looked wonderfully bright
and seemed like the returned prodigal
son. The new armature arrived and
now works satisfactorily. A new dy-
namo is expected shortly.
The Postoffice Department will here
after do the appointing of letter car
riers in places where the free delivery
system is established. Formerly it was
delegated to the postmasters to make
the appointments, but some abuse was
caused by this plan, and so the depart
ment has taken it into their own hands.
This is in strict accordance with the
Civil Service rules.
Chairman Mott, of the l.. A. w.
Racing Board says the control of cycle
racing rests with the public, who fur
nish the funds to support it. And this
will continue as long as the sport is
controlled by disinterested body like