The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-10-29
IT GOAL NEWS.
some Little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.

vested III lulo CouutJ
qolds5orough for Clerk. Vote 70,
him. Democrats. He is q good man
for the position.
Miss Entwistle, of Georgetown, is
the guest of Miss Cornelia Dutrow, OIL
West Second street.
Everyone admits zoe haze one Of
the best Commissioner tickets eUe,
nominated in this county.
The Union Bridge Band rendered
come fine music during the Fair and
serenaded the CITIZEN office, much tc
the enjoyment of all who heard it.
Noy is the time to elect John Grore
Sheriff. See to it that he is elected and
he apiEE make q capital official.
We hear the most encouraging re-
norts from every district in the county,
nresaging the result as a success for the
entire Democratic ticket. Get to work
and get out the Democratic vote.
We expect to hear good results from
the election in Pennsylvania. The
Democrats have the aid of friends OF
good government free from all politi-
cal creeds.
The Frederick City Hospital Associ
alton held a meeting recently, at
which time tender of several build
ing lots on the Northwest Addition
was made as site for the hospital.
II believe that Henry Will
liams will be elected Mayor of
Baltimore by large majority"
u. S. Senator Wellington.
Several interesting political COM
munications have been regretfully
omitted on account of lack of space.
We assure the writers that their eff
forts were duly appreciated, but our re-
sources were taxed to the utmost be-
fore they were received.
Market street at night presents very
metropolitan appearance with its
brightly illuminated shop windows,
hosts of pedestrians and general busi-
ness-like appearance. Marked improve
|ment has been made to the thorough
fare in the last few years.
n The Republican meetings so far held
in this county have not held out much
announcement to that party The
ones at Walkersville and Liberty were
Especially so. The Central Committee
have called several of them off, nota-
E bly, the one at Jefferson.
Editor J. L. Montgomery, of "Mar-
shall. (IlD. Democrat" states that for
many years he suffered untold agony
from Dyspepsia. AT last he began to
take Ayers Sarsaparilla, and by the
time he used six bottles, he was as we'll
as ever. Cures others, will cure you.
"Collier's Weekly" is one of the best
of the literary magazines that comes to
. US. 1t is filled with the best efforts of
the best writer's of the day, and its il
Illustrations are wood engrayings and
possess rare artistic excellence. We
commend II heartily to our readers.
While thorough in action, Ayers
Pills strengthen rather than stimulate
the excretory organs. Leading physi-
clans recommend them because they
are free from calomel or other injuri-
Gus drugs, being composed entirely of
he best vegetable aperients.
Don't 6eliere all the things you read
the opposite press about Democratic
e'lInKd, etc. Don't ii strike you as
u I'er peculiar that all the faults are
lctaryed to one side of the house and
none on the other. The Sun and other
papers like ii aOont Republican sue
cess in Maryland. WiUyou allov them
to naisIead you from your duty.
Invitations have been received for
The wedding of Mr.. Edgar S. Nc
4 Cardell, son of Mr.. A. G. McCardell,
and Miss A. Gertrude Barns, of Pitts
burg, Pa. The ceremony will be per-
q formed at the home of the brides par
ents, in Pittsburg, on Wednesday,
4 November 3rd.
Mr.. Edward Krise, we'll known
farmer residing near the Monocacy
at the mouth of Ovens Greek, was at
tackled with peculiar mental trouble
recently, under the stress of which he
left home and remained in hiding for
over day. He finally turned up and
is now somewhat improved.
A dispatch to the Washington Post
from Baltimore, Oct. 26th, says that
the chances of Democratic success
Everywhere is bright, except in rock
bound Republican counties. The ne
groes are unwilling to work fol. the
Republican candidate. Williams will
be Mayor of Baltimore and the Legis-
lsture will have majority of twenty
Democrats.
The Fair dance held at Junior Hall by
the young men of this city, last Friday
night, was brilliant success in every
way. The attendance was large, the mu-
sic excellent and never did our lovely
women appear to greater advantage and
eclipse all former records for beauty and
grace. A great crowd of strangers were
present, which added much to the en-
lOyment of the event. Rhodes Orches-
IRA furnished the music.
Mr.. John v. L. Findlay, the Elk
democratic Congressman who had al
ways been high protectionist when
10 Congress, will speak at the City
hall tonight at Republican meet
ing, where he Will untap his barrel OF
Vltuperation, abuse and vilification
against Senator German, etc. This
seems to be his stock in trade. New
converts are always loudest in their de-
fluctuations Of former political friends
anu party associates. Now is good
.lule to blame Mr.. German for the bad
weather during the Frederick Fair, as
many will as readily believe thisa s the
upon. M