The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-04-09
LOCAL NEWS
Little lettings About PEG.
pie and Things.

Ar Howard Kussmaul, the Court
,1o M,a ianitor, is busy fixing up the
square Tor The summer.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Sealey Gambrill, of
,zImnd No intend to make their future
,raue in Colorado Springs, Colorado
rbo frame stable on the premises of
Az N. Warrenfeltz, Jr., short dis
" a. north of Wolfsville, this county,
was ,Spg destroyed by fire on Saturday last.
frame barn on the farm of Joshua
n HORNE, near Myersville, was de-
stroyrd by fire on Saturday last and y
horse a calf and several hogs we've
burned. $40
Miss Sadie Grouse, a young NoNHtR
so;d 10 be from Woodsborp District,
cav gave birth to child 90 thq gosse side
gar Croft Park, last n as &s4ng.
She was removed 70 N.QfNesu Hospi-
tal in precarioas eaesI oss.
The ansaGf sstiosyf directors of
the Upg Anliacturing Company
was Id II ~ 9fliceon Monday, with
me 4 z Il 4ult: Thomas HI. Hal
~ fYRs q ewenstein, George HI. Zim-
4 e,nar u. E. Getzendanner, John
R.pegasdner.
a Fhe annual election for Directors of
H. Union Manufacturing Company
isas held at the office last Monday,
Ngith the following result: Thos H.
PHaller, David Lowenstein, George H.
Zimmerman, NJ. E. Getzendanner,
D,rn1nard
As baldnes makes one look prema-
turely old, so full head of hair gives
to mature life the appearance of Aouth.
To secure this and prevent the former,
AYERS Hair Vigor is COULD ntly rec
Commended Both ladies and gentle
men prefer it to any other dressing.
AL the annual meeting of the Freder-
lex Steam Brick Works, held at the
Farmers and Mechanics National
Bank, ON Moneay, the following direc-
tors were elected: Col. David G.. Wine
hrener, John Baumgardner, Col. Chas.
IL. Trail, Edward 5. Elchelberger, DR..
George johnson.
At the annual meeting of the Fred
erick Steam Brick Works held at the
Farmers and Mechanics Bank on
Monday last, the following directors
were elected: d. &. Wlnebrener,
John Baumgardner, Colonel Charles
E. Trail. Edward S. Eichelberger, DR..
George Johnson.
In another column appears an ad-
yeftisement of Mr.. G. M. de Carmen
dia, announcing his annual sale of trot-
ting stock at the Fair Grounds, near
this city, on Tuesday, April GOTH
About 25 head will be disposed of,
and comprising young and broken
horses suitable for road or track pur-
poses.
President Mckinley and his wife,
accompanied by several friends, left
Washington Wednesday afternoon, on
the Dolphin, government light house
tender, for cruise of the lower waters
of about a week. 1t Mrs. McKinley's
health permits the full week will be
spent, but otherwise the party will re-
turn on Saturday.
In the will of the late Winifred
Martin, of Baltimore, over 100000 are
bequeathed to religious charities, and
among the Numerous beneficiaries of
her generosity are the Sisters of ST.
Joseph's Academy, Emmitsburg, this
county, who receive for various pur-
poses about $4,000; Georgetown Uni
versity, Washington. receives $40,
and the Catholic University $4,000.
Directors TO manage the affairs of
the Woodsboro' and Frederick Turn
pike Company for the ensuing year,
were elected recently as follows: Ed.
ward A. Shriner, George Markell,
William G. Woman, Eugene l.. Derr,
Arthur Potts, G. w. B. Shriner and
James Houck. Immediately after the
election the hoard organized by elect.
ing Mr.. James Houck president and
Mr.. William q. Woman, secretary.
Mr.. e. HI. Eckstein, who recently
purchased the good will and title of G.
w. Smith in the restaurant No. 10 and
II Court street, this city, has received
his new bar fixtures, which he ordered
a few days ago from f. X. Ganter, of
Baltimore, and has them put in posi-
ton. The room has been re-papered
and now presents neat and attractive
appearance. Mr.. Eckstein will also
reserve several large and well lighted
rooms for The accommodation of those
Wishing lodging and board on the En-
Iopean plan. His stock will always
befresh and his table excellent.