The citizen., 1897-11-26
LOCAL NEWS.
Some Little Jottlngs ABOUT Peo-
pie and Things.


William J. Cramer has been commits
stoned postmaster at Graceham, Fred
erck County.
Messrs. ]. Knight McDannold and
n Guy Thomas, of this city, have re-
turned from New York City.
A game OF. football will be played at
the Fair ground on Thanksgiving dav,
between the Frederick and Rockville
teams.
Joseph M. Bell sold his 121-acre farm
near Ringgold, along the Antietam
creek, to Upton G. Hirsh, of Frederick
County.
In the Maryland Court of Appea Is
recently, on motion of VIM. T. Brantly,
Frank G. Pearre, of Frederick, was ad-
mittpd aud qualified as an attorney of
that court.
A light fall of snow began here on
Tuesday about noon. and continued in
light fiurries of about two hours. 1t
was the first of the season.
Hon. John g. Motter took the oath
of office at 8. Is on Wednesday aud left
at once for Rockville, where the court
Tuesday evening.
Tom Gittinger, the well-known base
ballist of Frederick, has sIgned with
the Newark, N. j., team for the COM
ing season. The Newarks belong to
the Atlantic League.
The members of the Sewing Society
of the Presbyterian Church held a
L.,
ner at their lecture room, on West
Second street, on Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
Mr.. J. Roger McSherrv has been
elected counsel of the Citizens Ma
tional Bank of Frederick, to succeed
Mr.. John c. Motter, who was recently
elected Judge of the Circuit Court.
Mr.. C. H. Utermehle, proprietor of
the City Hotel. has made contract
with the SmiIh-Blake Electric Com
pany of New York, to intro luce a new
and complete system of electric bells
throughout the house.
A large fire in Baltimore Monday
evening last destroyed nearly S20G,O0G
worth of property. The buildings oc-
cupied by "Great Scott" the furniture
dealer were burned to the ground aud
one woman suffocated in the blaze.
Two trolly cars on the Baltimore and
North railway near Pikesville. crashed
into each other ON Sunday last, result
ing in the death of the motermen on
both cars, and the fatal injury of con-
ductor. The accident was caused by
disobedience of orders.
Potomac Lodge, No. 497, Brother
hood of Railroad Trainmen, gave a
grand Thanksgiving Bail in the Bruns-
wick Opera House on Thanksgivin &
night, November 25th. Music was
furnished 10y Culp's Orchestra.
Work is being pushed on the new
power house of the Frederick and Mid
dletown Electric Railway Company
now building near Middletown. 1t
is confidently expected by the officials
that it will he completed early in Jan
uary.
Mr.. George J. Appold, one of the
most highly respected and prominent
business men Of Baltimore, died on
Tuesday last of heart disease. He was
president of the Merchants and Miners
large dealer in leather.
Mr.. Oliver Medary and Mrs. Fannie
Kee.er were quietly married in the par
lor of Mr.. Charles NJ. Utz in New Mar
ket on Wednesday evening, November
18th, at 7 O'Clock. Rev. J. NJ. Ander-
son, of Trinity M. E. Church, South, ,
officiated at the marriage.
81 escaped being confirmed dys-
peptic by taking Ayers Pills in time"
This is the experience of many. Ay-
er's Pills, whether rs an after-dinner
pill oI as remedy for liver complaint, ,
indigestion, fatulency, water trash,
aud nausea, are Invaluable.
1t is said that the friends of Hon.
Milton q. Urner are pressing his claims
for election to the U. S. Senat orship to
succeed Senator A. p. German. The
Frederick delegation are with him, and
it is reported that he has other assur-
auce OF strong support.
VIM. Paret, Bishop of Maryland, Wis
tied ST. Marks parish, Pet rsvllle, Mon
day, and held service at Craze Chapel,
Brunswick, at o'clock p NJ. At1030
Tuesday he conserraed ST.. Johns
Chapel, at Burkittsvillr, and preached
at st. Luke's Chapel, PIE asant Valley,
at P. M.
Mr.. Levi Price, of HyattstowD,
Montgomery County. on Monday last
created quite an impression in this city
by parading about thirty head of hOr, es
through the principal streets during the
busiest hours If the day. Mr.. Price
intends to sell about twenty-five head
sometime in December.
Miss Mollie H0lbruner and the heirs
of the Whalen estate have filed suit
through their attorney Mr.. J. Roger
McSherry, To recover damages from
Mr.. e. A. Castle, the harness dealer.
The suit was entered at the Clerks Of
fee Saturday morning, but the amount
Of damages asked Was not named.
Mr.. Frank Maynard of New London
recently purchased pair of horses in
Round Hill. Virginia, and sent a hired
man, named Retd. to bring the horses.
Instead of DOING this Reed sold them
in this city for low figure and skip
ped for parts unknown. The buggy
has been recovered but the horses had
been shipped to Washington and sold.
The sale of Mr.. de Garmendia's trot-
ting st ok was held at the Fair CIR unds
on Tuesday at noon, and despi the
incl ment weather quite crowd was
present. The prices obtained for the
stock were fair cons derins the adverse
condition under which tie sal was
held. Many fine young hor.es we're
sold, mostly to residents of frederick