The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-02
LOCAL NEWS
some Little Jottlngs About PEG.
pie and Things.

William King Tor the sum of 81, 600.
The county tax rate for Carroll Coun-
ty is 10 cents on the hundred dollars.
This is four cents lower than last wear.
Cardinal Gibbons, of Baltimore, eel
ebrated quietly the 37th annivel sary
of his ordination to the Priesthood on
Wednesday last.
The Keystone National Bank, of
Erie, Pa, closed its doors on Tuesday
last, with the assurance that all demos
its will be returned.
Miss Atalie, Of Baltimore, who has
been visiting in Frederick for a few
weeks, will spend two weekes with rel
atives in and near Liberty, this county.
The trial of Edward Hoffman, charg-
ed with misapplying and converting to
his own use funds of the Peoples Bank
of Hagerstown, is now going on in
Baltimore.
A dancing picnic was held at Brad
dock Heights, last Friday, by the young
men of Frederick. Quite a number
were present. Dancing was INDUCED
in until late hour.
Mr.. Herman Routzahn has resigned
as Treasurer of the Frederick and Mid
dletown Electric Railway Company,
and Mr.. Thomas Hotter is acting in
that capacity until further notice,
There Is counterfeit S. note in cir
culation, an imitation of the new Sc
ries silver certificates. Only to an ex-
pert is it crude affair and unscrupu-
lous persons will have little trouble in
passing it.
Miss Anna Grant, of Richmond, Va,
former student of the Academy of
the Visitation, is visiting her aunt,
Sister Bernard, the dirsctress of the In
'stitutiOn. Her sister, Miss Julia Grant,
was one of this years graduates.
Thomas Thompson, of the vicinity Of
New Market, this county, was com
mitted to Jail by Magistrate Poule for
attempting an assault upon the person
of Mamie Fleming, of that place. aged
eleven years. She is a daughter of
Samuel Fleming.
Mr.. Edgar L. Miller, of Frederick.
was selected to represent Maryland on
the Executive Board of Independent
Telephone Companies at the conven-
ton at Detroit, Michigan. He will
also represent the South and East on
the Advisory Board.
The United Fire Company will hold
dance at Braddock Heights on July
18th. Tickets so cents for gentlemen
and 20 cents for ladies, including round
trip and dancing. If the weather is
unfavorable the date will be extended
to the following Thursday or Friday.
Mr.. Charles B. Trail, of this city, is
prominently mentioned for a consulate
position under the present administra-
ton and has the personal endorsement
of Senator Wellington. We would like
to see our town honored by an appoint
ment to one of these important posi-
tioDs.
BIO, od-purifiers, though gradual, are
radical in their effect. Ayers Sarsap-
;ariIla is IL TENDED as medicine only
and not a stu .nulant, excitant, or 6ey-
erage. Immedia.'e results may not al
ways follow its use; nut alter reason
able time, permanent b.. nelV Is certain
TO be realized,
A complete directory of Ffe.. erl ~.
City and County has been a long desu-
ed quantity, and at last it seems thai
we are to have one that will be perfect
and useful. The johnson Publishing
Company, of Wilmington, Del, are
now taking names and other infoFma-
ton for the work. Every assistance
should be given them.
"One OF my sick headaches" you
will hear people frequently say, as if
the complaint was hopelessly incur
able. AS matter of fact, Ayers Pills
not only relieve sick headache but eff
fectually remove the cause of this dis
tressing complaint, and so bring about
a permanent cure.
John Fenton Thomas, of Adamstown,
and Miss Magdalena Brandenburg, OF
Burkittsville, were married at the
BRIDES home on "Wednesday morning,
bv Rev. Issac M. MOtter, of the Re
r. med Church. The wedding cere-
70. " was very pretty one ana the
s imUs couple received the congra;1u IA
-nsppys numerous relatives and friends
u0ns 0I Ia, resent.
,rtant changes are In
Several imp the Frederick Post
contemplation ct Jerks to have more
office. to enable the. nommodation of
space inside for the &C, Il matter they
the large quantities Of ma, rber of pri-
handle daily. A large hui ID with
vate boxes will be dispSns. by the
owing to the lack Of their use
carriers system.
Miss Ella c. Bevans, of Brunswick,
was married to Mr. H. G. McAdams,
of Cumberland, Md, by Rev. Father
Barry. at the rectory, Petersville, at Q |
O'Clock Tuesday morning The bride |
has been a teacher in the Brunswick |
school for the last five years. Mr.. Nc |
Adams is an official of the Baltimore |
and Ohio Railroad at Cumberland.
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee feels aggrieved,
and Justly so, in consequence OF the
newspaper report that he had used the ,
Ruiz report to bolster his political for
tunes in Virginia. He declares that he
was as much surprised as anybody else
at it's premature publication. No one
who knows General Lee would for an |
instant believe him capable of any act !
that was not proper decorous and be-
coming brave American gentleman
and soldier.
Tate, Muller & Co., Of Baltimore, !
Md, one of the largest exporters of
grain in the United States, now con-
troll and will operate the Frederick City |
Grain Elevator, beginning July LIST. II |
is the intention of this firm to buy all |
kinds of grain direct from the farmers
of Frederick County, and being direct
e exporters of wheat, corn. etc., this as
sures our farmers of good prices for