The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-05-21
DCAL NEWS.
Little lettings About Peo-
ple and Things.

pie and Things.
will the visitors say about the
stones? Well, well, well; some
&. bme day!
Knight Mcdonald and Mr..
1 brft attended the Baltimore Horse
last week.
i. lington's maiden speech in the
has aroused the ire of great
Z. In of that body.
baltimore patrolmen at the
crossings in that city, are requir-
carry long, stout hickory canes.
81 recent cool weather has been of
benefit to the wheat; this, with
te showers, have made the wheat
rass look first-class.
Hon. VIM. Jennings Bryan has
s ted an invitation to address the
ne unions in New York City on
Day, September 9th.
te a disastrous fire occurred at
bstock. on the Baltimore and
Railroad, last Saturday. The
property was totally destroyed.
.re is a break in the Chesapeake
Ihio canal between Williamsport
sunderland, near Old Town, not
cm dam No. 6. Workmen are re-
BIZ it.
John E. Hurst, of Baltimore,
ate Democratic candidate for Gov
attended the Episcopal Did,
Convention held In Frederick
week.
City Opera House Orchestra,
n the direction of J. w. Niepold,
s give a concert ON Tuesday even
S next. Already a large sale of
is reported.
lie Baltimore Base Ball Club is
" on top of the heap. They are
ming nearly all their games in true
.bant style and are now in the west
ling for other "easy things"
81 raw hats are making their appear
4. by ones and twos, but the hot
iher will soon drive the felt hat
+. bf general use to the great joy of
healer. Some nice, new styles are
s I'm in the shop windows.
lie Of the best evidences that Ayers
+. h Vigor is an article of exceptional
ID is the fact that the demand for it
bnstantly increasing. No one who
this incompatible dressing thinks
lying any other preparation for the
Lie Maryland Chassis Reformed
arch met in Westminster Wednes-
s. evening at the Reformed Church,
Calvin S. Slagle, pastor. The
hing sermon was preached by the
ring president, Rev. Edmund r.
hbach, of Frederick.
Die heavy rains of the past two
ks have made the crops jump from
ground and progress toward ma
lty with rapid strides. Truck gar
ling is well on the way and vegeta-
and garden products of all kinds
mise to be very plentiful.
hen PEOPLE out of dozen are in
Ids says u recent medical author
AT least eight out of these ten, it
safe to say, are suffering from some
|n of blOod-disease which a persist
use of Ayers Sarsaparilla would be
ie to cure. Then, don't be an ill.,
lid.
II is gratifying to State that the SUI
fintendent at Montevue has had a
be at work fixing up the pike. A
y days work with the road machine
made a wonderful change and
'th little attention this should be
hutiful driveway for our Frederick
vers.
Frederick is waking up and our mer-
hnts are determined not to be behind
first-class business houses. Many
ndsOme fronts are being put in and
general painting up seems to be the
Pier of the day. Lei us have our city
pking clean and neat this summer
4 the hundreds of strangers who are
be with US during June and July.
The Baltimore Horse Show held
pder the auspices Of the Elkridge
PIX Hunting Club, closed its first
Getting, which by the way was a
'Ost successful one, on Saturday last.
was first attempt and the result
4 II serve to encourage the promoters
the enterprise to further efforts. So
Fly was present in large numbers.
.The funeral of Mr.. G. G. Baldwin,
.aval Officer of the Port of New
|Ork, took place in Hagerstown Sun
Py afternoon. The remains arrived
Pturday night from New York and
|ere taken to the residence of DR.. j.
!alker Humrichouse. A number of
lstlnguished people arrived Sunday
! Especial train to attend the funeral.
We are going to have lot of strang-
I IN our county this year, so let there
general move along the line. Let
II pike companies have their toll
Puses and fences fixed up; white-wash
cheap and it only requires a little
|oor Start the ball. If our county
Hpers would take up the question they
.Ould help wonderfully in having this
Paue a general move among the peo-
II Oh Frederick County.
Inc Catholic University. at Wash.
pgVon, D. G., has received from the
P.ate OF the late Patrick B. O'Brien. a
E.lted merchant of New Orleans, a
E9uest of $4,000. The money is di-
u sSe 90 INTO three separate requests of
pV,VVO each for the establishment of
nee re professors chairs, to be devoted
sucn subjects as the administrator
Inc s9e University may deem advisable.
.alulhal Gibbons received a personal
fSacS OF $4,000 from the same person.
b aof every quarter in mans pocket
| Eneie are dozen uses; and to use each
're IN such way as to derive the
| peat benefit is question everyone
n O,s solve for himself. We believe,
C vMseVer, that no better use could be
r ysHe OF one of these quarters than to