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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-24
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s.. pauI pfeifenoreeI-1 abrih
go Wsfsrn ave-. Ode Sslttart.

Sraeln irseno einer GrDBe tperoen con
tractl'h mad benz n%eueiten Spitem unter 8.
iibrieer @arantie sebaut. Heparaturen.
umbauten uno Stimmen ueroen 5ur beften
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Mdnuli6fcit! @eiblidfeit!

Chen. Che. 6iuNsrniie. @e'hlebtstranfbeiteu.
Saueu bpGhe. SYPHILIS. 9mpotenj, 6ol9en BON
Suaenoiiuoen. Characterization. II. 10. be.
ihreibt Der ,%JiettunGs .Anter" as. Nufaae. 25C
Seit.u NIT oielen lebrreiheu Siloern) IN meilters
batter " ellie uno jel9t allen 6rduten ben einjl9 Jus
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Bud Der leioenoen Weuihbeit. Y9iro nab Gms
pfnua pom % Gts.. gut uerpatt. p%ortoirei %uerlanot.
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kueipp Waqerkur,

Cine %8nepp'ite Ruinrbeilanitolt elnae.
ridtet 81 Ct. Glouo, Mtnn No. 111-7ie
Nuenue n6rolih, binter Sos. VI. Hupp's
Spe5ereilaoen. Die beiien 3eusn iie, Don
YRi3r. Seb. aneipp ei9enbdnois uuterseid'
net, sur S%erfngurg.
Aeinridy MandJ,
27-bo Director.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-24

%A men 3eiten rp1breno
AO Der GtrcuSia,ion baben
" Die geute in oieier &c.
AAA 9ene uub in anoeren
sA 3heilen oes 9anoes an
%E'~ Sdeunen uub ,2dunen
r. yAS'Z tene ore, Worte an9es
"a RASsTN II itlasen 9eieben -&ars
A&~ tet auf Sarnum!" aber
~skB~nu r peiiae TerIonen
liuo iih Der @ihti9teit
nerielten bepuBt. 9ieielben peroen anses
brott, I'M oas y lifum al te'
natr,htiaen, bob Yarnum 4 Bailen's 9rbB'
te Shau aut grbeu gan, 9ewtBllh Die De
geno no Die 3ettel an9etlebt iino, su iraeno
elmer Belt pdbrenb Der Saiion be linden ipiro,
unb Tie oienen als Hotis fAr aDe anosren
Sdauitequnsen, bab DIR tetr. Srt ooer Die
betr. Staot BON Der 9roBcn Shau Al Shau.
itsG un9sSpeden in Nusllbt 9enornmen III
uno oaB anoere balelbIt nittS au iuden bas
ben. Sic fienen sugleid als S~hnemaBre'
gel, oa Elm 10 arpBes Shausunternebmen
lid iein 9erritorium uusluhen uno oarauf
ieben muB, oaB felne fleinen Sd)aulteIungen
traeno nelbe BON Den Ginfnn'ten on lit
re1Ben, Die Sum rlnterhnlt Der arpBten bon
linen allen abiolut nothrcnoi9 iino. DAB
Elm gutter @runo oafir porhanoen lit, naB
bic 4eute partsn %iolten, brauht nttt crit
oeioat All rueroen, benn Die Barnum'ife
Stau lit bic elnSi9e, tpelte len,als nat Der
Staot Heu Oprf fommt, mo ihre Shaultel<
lur aen ieoes sSabr in Mabiion Sauare Car
ten jtatiiinoen. gs mar Die einSi9e, melte
BON ben Semobnern Gpnoon's in gralano
perlar9t muroe, nm bic grDfnuna bes Dor.
tiaen 9rcBen @ebGuces, oas als Olympia
b%efannt, I'M Sabre 1889 III inongurireu, uno
leBtes Sabr fam lie nod Chicago aur Or,
6iinuna oes neuen gpliieum - nes arDsten
8sbduoes BON alien. Vie arDBten Bauten
auf Der groe peroen seitfpeiie uon Der arbB:
ten e hou auf groen benubt. Tas BARN
iiedenpe &opitol betrG9t 50, SOC, GOO, unb Die
t69liten 2lusaaben b~elaufen iib auf $1,000.
Die 9eportements,gbei nerben beim Sabr
anaeltelt. IS befinoen lih 1000 Yeripnen
auf Der 3abliie, NsCnten iino in Der aauaen
pelt uertbeilt, Die Ninter quarter in Brteae=
port, Conn, bebeden 10 Nder, es aebDren
sur Stou 400 Yferoe. "a @lepbanieu, "a
gIienbabnzB a9aons, 300 aiinltler, 100 va
q n, 8druicn uno Sarge, afpei W%eno9erien,
bic f%etrIten in Der gSelt, orei Circus Ytane-
Gen, bret Biibuen, bnS Slppoorom uno aGle
befunnten Circus Gi9entbimllhfeiien BON
lraeno ipelter Yeoeutung. Serner ge=
boren eaSu be arDBteu 3elte, nuo mehr oas
BON, aut ieltenere, ii -erraihenbsre, neuere
uno ieriaticnelere Yrcsramm Nummern,
als ie seieben puroen. Stebai9 oreiliite
Yierte peroen au sleiten 3titen in siuer
Nans9e porseiihrt, elne lun9e Dame piro
aus einem 8atapult bob IN bic GuIt 9eihois
len, Sobanna, cas- Hleien.@ oriaowelbten,
Die Sriiia' 3wiGinse, oeriRteic, Der 3wera,
peld,er nur 6b Yfuno iuifgt, 2aubtrfinit'
Ter, Scrsleure nno Mtuiiier. ie b%efiuoen iit
one i'm Wenaaerie' 3elt. @uBeroem lit oa
eas 9eipann BON 40 Yiereen, bas pon sinem
Rarne aelentt tpiro, uro Der aroBe neue
lim,ua, Columbus Hiidtebr nah Barcelona
bariteueno. Nles oieies piro nit ben 2i.
gen am Samitas, ben 10. Suli b%eriommen,
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Barnum!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-24

3erT8frenjheina d. Sier III
EN- Nino, an benz ifon felt seraumer
Seit Sire 6unluit beobadtet muroe,
tmseftancen. @eim 3erlessn bes SEA.
oapers fano Der aboeder in ben @eodr.
men cine lebenoe Sdlanse BON !
Wieter 80 Gentimeter Sdnse.
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0etei(t lUcrOen.

SD bate eia lb%meribaites uno bremen.
oes 8efibl itatia IN meiuer Blaie beim Wb.
lanf oes 8aiiels Sh iann lager, oaB lh
nah 8ebranh Sbrer Sparagus Wierer.giI
len uolItanois wobl fuble. VI. .. Sos9in,
Wauiato, Ninn.
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6DbbS
SpQrQQnS Nieren YiQcu,

Sobbs Seilmittel' @eie1ihait, Gissntbi.
r1er. Chicago. Or. Sobbs Yileu su per.
taufsn IN ct. glouo, Winn bel y. 3. 9 or.
ter. Gecepte.Nusfluer, 504 Ct. germain.
ftraBe.
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Gin gutter Slid

1T tuie 10 sieles Nnbere aud elm Yrnoe.
Rlttel Der bausliden 3ufrieoenbeit. s8il
bic Sausfrau aber elm sutes Glen bereiten,
muB iie unbeomat sutes Sleiid baben unt
ioltes ipirb, ueun irssnopo, 10 8ans iiher
bel mir gefauft. Sd taufe nur autes,
lunses Yieb uno lam baber ben Bunih lie
oes 8ods uno ieoer 8btin, ieots Dtannes
uno leoer 1rau befrieoi9en. Yei uno
ihr peroet ieben, oaB ih 8edt babe.
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Slaiens
Sefhtucrceu

ltuo unansenebm ipibreno tes 9na 8 uno
raubsn Die &ube in Ger Naht. Gle MAIDEN
Dos Seben Al etnem Gleno a%nltatt gum Sc.
gen. Sle plagen mante Berionen naboem
ne oas Niter BON 40 Sabren erreitt babe I.
uno ne ltno 9etpotulit %rerbuuoen NIT Nb.
nabme Der &Orpertraf'. Nleie tpnl en-
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Sin oanR6arer 9atient,

Der i.ine ocnHdneies Sciluna BON idbfpsrem2 eioen
elmer IN tinem 7 o'torbut augegebeuen Arjeuei pers
bautt. IaBi ourb uns oafelbt foitenfrei an leine
Itiotnoeu Witmeultcu oeritidtu. uebtr @nts
ttebuua uno bslluug BON 8rautbeiten gtebt oitIes
oorjieIide 9eert senaueu NufibluB, oub entbdIt
es Rejspts. bic III leoer Npotbeic qtmabt uereeu
fonnsn. aooreifre: Private Clinic * Dis
pensary, % West 18th St, New York, n. Y.
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5dneisr In 9afHsn. unb Uantutrtn. Surensn, q. Il
Der srstu Bsrrstt IN btu utsb risasu p,tfsn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-24
,,Wartet aui ut q"
Die tpabre 8ebeutuna bieler brei nihti.
ael Horte.

eberau su peridieoes
men 3eiten wabreno
Der Gtrcusiaiion haben
Die geute in oieier &C.
aeno unb in anoeren
YheiIeu oes 9anbes an
Sdeunen uub 21unen
tene ore, 8orte anees
|itlasen 9eieben -8ars
tet auf Sarnum!" aber
,nur ipeuiae Terionen
iino iid Der 8ittlgteit
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-30
MONTHLY MEETING OF THE BOARD

MONTHLY MEETING OF THE BOARD
OF ALDERMEN.
The Board met in regular monthly
session, on the 2lst inst. The members
present were: Messrs. Tyson, Rice,
Diffendal and Biser.
Minutes of previous meeting were
read and adopted.
The following bills were approved
aud ordered to be paid: l.. NJ. Stone,
superintendent, sos. IA; G. w. Brengle,
superintendent, $79.S4; Atlantic Rein
ing Co., 1910; Frederick Brick Works,
$3.50; Examiner Publishing Com.
pany, $3.50; A. l.. Bosley, $l4. 96; F.
t. Kennedy, $l3.62; J. G. Doll, $40. 90.
The following bills were referred to
the Committee on Claims: l.. NJ. Stone,
uperintendent, 5000; G. w. Brengle,
uperintendent, $l05.26; G. V. S. Levy,
(deceased) $500; Rodock & Neidig,
$3.50: John Eisenhauer, $2.75; Charles
n. Hahn, $23.6l; Hardt and Keefer,
$lO.13; n. ]. Wilson & Son, 81 40; At
lantic Refining Company, $l0.15; A.
G.. Quynn & Co. $l5.7S; H. c. Zach
ariac, $500; l.. Mullinix, $500.
The report of Market-master Stull
showed receipts from hay scales, 1914 so;
cattle scales. $3.50; stands and stalls,
$24 so; market collections, $500. On
motion the report was accepted
The report of City Register Nixdorff
showed receipts from rent of City OPP
era House for April and May, $l0S. "a;
lighting aud heating the same, S42. 20.
On motion the report was adopted.
Col. ID. &. Winebrener made a request
for permission to tap the water-main
on Court street; referred to Committee
on Water.
Messrs. VIM. Roelkey, Joseph Stew
ems and Edward Sim made requests
for rebates in tax assessment. The
matter was referred to Committee on
Claims
On motion Mr.. George Wilson was
granted permission to tap Waterman
in Chapel alley, with II inch pipe, for
use of the Novitiate.
A motion was passed that one of the
city's dynamos be returned to the fac
tory to be repaired.
On motion the tax levy for 1897 was
fixed at $l.00 on every oEe hundred
dollars, and 10 cents additional for
sinking fund.
There being no further business be-
fore the Board, motion to djourn
prevailed.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-30
Sunday Excursion to Baltimore.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
has arranged a popular and low
rate excursion to Baltimore, Sunday,
August 1st. This is a rare chance TO
visit the Monumental City.
Electric cars direct from Camden
Station, via the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, to all bay-side and suburban
resorts, Point Breeze, Druid Hill Park,
Gwynn Oak Park, Curtis Bay and re-
sorts on Back and Middle Rivers.
Special train and round trip rates as
follows:
Leave Frederick, 700 a. M. LOO;
Frederick Junction, 10 a. M, $1.O0;
Evansville, 7.20 a. M, $l.O0; Monrovia,
7.30 a. M, $l.00; Barthlows, 7.4O a. M. !,
$l.00; Plane No. A. 7.44 a. M, $1.00;
Mt. Airy, 7.54 a. M, $1.0O.
Returning, tickets will be good only
on special train leaving Baltimore at
100 p. M, same day, Sunday, August
lst, 1897, making above stops.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-30
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.
STAUB.

July oath, at Creagerstown, of dropsy,
Mrs. Lydia a., wife of the late George
A. Staub, aged 81 years, 8 months and I
days.
ARNOLD.
Joshua Arnold, a well-known resi-
kent of near Burkittsville, this county,
died Sunday night last. The deceased
daughters and one son.
o'HARA.
Chevy Edward, son of John and
Mollie OHara, died last night of ty-
phoid fever, near Bartonsville, aged Is
years, months and Is days. He will
be buried Wednesday morning at Mt.
Carmel.
RoELKEY.
Mrs. Rebecca Roelkey, widow of the
late Charles l.. Roelkey, died at her
home in New Market Saturday last, of
old age. She had reached II years, l
month and days. Her funeral took
place at O'Clock on Monday afternoon.
Two daughters survive her.
Mrs Addie L. Shaw, wife of Mr.. A.
s. Shaw, of Hagerstown, died Monday
morning at her home on East Wash
ington street, aged q years. She had
been i'll with Bright's disease for six
weeks. The deceased was born in
Unionville, this county, and was a
Miss Stitely before marriage.
STAUP.
Mrs. Lydia A Staup, widow of the
late George A. Staup, died at her home
in Creagerstown, this county, on Sat
urday last, of dropsy, aged 50 years,
months and days. Her funeral
took place Monday last, from the
Lutheran Reformed Church in Crea-
gerstown.
HALLER.
Miss Mamie Halter, second daughter
of Nicholas and Margaret Halter, de-
ceased, died Tuesday afternoon at 2
o'clock at her home on East Patrick
street, from consumption, age so years.
She is survived by one sister, Mrs.
Carrie Patterson, and four brothers,
Arthur, Harry and William Halter, of
this city, and Frank Haller, of Balti-
more. Her funeral occurred yesterday.
SIMMONS.
Mrs. Teresa Ann Simmons, widow of
the late b. H. Simmons, who recently
died in Iowa, was native of this
county. She lived in the vicinity of
Greenfield Mills, and her maiden
name was Ann Jarboe. She moved
West in 1887. aud has lived with her
sons. She is related to Mr.. John Jar
Doe of this city. She was in her 90th
year. Nine children survive her.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-30
THE CITIZEN FREDERICK MD FRIDAY 80 1891

painted, should be given careful and
constant attention, in order to main
tain always presentable appearance
and maintain their usefulness. | would
especially recommend the painting, re-
pairing and altering of the City Hall,
in order that it may be in keeping with
the other property in the city upon
which the hand of improvement has
been laid, and always present an APP
pearance to call forth the pride and
qualification of the people.
WATER FOR BUILDING.
Again would recommend the grant
ing of the free use of water for building
purposes, Inasmuch as it is a matter Of
great Importance and would have q
tendency to stimulate and encourage
the Identifying and building up of our
city, encouraging property owners in
their plans to erect and improve stores
and dwellings and offering an induce
ment to all who dssire to keep in touch
with municipal growth.
IN CONCLUSION.
Lastly, and in conclusion, 1 would
earnestly urge, not only upon your
Honorable body, but upon the people
generally, the cultivation of constant
spirit of local pride. BY this means the
interests of our city may be advanced
beyond their present measure. Speak
well of the city. praise its interests and
sound abroad its advantages. Fellow
ship aud cooperation among the peo-
pie mean for municipal growth fu-
ture bright with promise and crowned
with the crown of achievement.
Respectfully submitted,
AQUILLA r. YEAKLE,
Mayor.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
A N ORDINANCE
TO LEVY THE TAXES FOR THE CoRPO-
RATION OF FREDERICK FOR THE
YEAR 1897,

SECTION l.-Be 1t enacted and ordained by
the Mayor and Aldermen of Frederick that
the sum OF one hundred cents be and the same
Is hereby imposed ana lie We'd on each and every
hundred dollars of taxable property within
the city OF Frederick, subject to assessment
and taxation, under the provisions OF law, for
1877, to pay the annual interest on the bonds
Issued by the corporation OF Frederick, ag-
gregating S5i7.50O and the incidental ex penses
OF the corporation, such as repairs ON streets,
anu Tor light fuel, printing, bridges, water
works, salaries, &c.
SECTION 2-And be II enacted and ordained
Dy the authority Aforesaid, that the sum OF ten
cents on every hundred dollars, be and the
same is hereby imposed and levied, on each
ana every hundred dollars of taxable property
within the city of Frederick, subject TO assess
ment and taxation under the law, for 1897, to
create sinking fund to redeem the principal
thereof, ofsaid bonds, which shall be kept sep
crate from the general tax
SECTION 3.-And be It enacted and ordained
by the authority aforesaid, that the register
ana collector of City Taxes is hereby authorized
ana empowered and directed, to collect said
taxes from all persons owning or having the
care OF, or management of taxable property,
according TO law, anO from the tax list made
out by the register and collector OF City Taxes
and to allow a discount OF per cent on ali
sums paid on or before the LIST day of Septem-
Der next, and per cent. on all sums paid be-
tween the LIST day of September and the LIST
day OF October following. On all sums remain.
Ing unpaid on the LIST day of January, 1893.
interest snail be charged aud collected from
that date uuti paid.
Passed July Dist, 1897.
g. w. TYSON, p. b. A.
AQUILLA II. YEAKLE. Mayor.
TIyAX NOTICE
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-30

Portions of report, making prelimi
nary organization permanent, was
unanimously adopted. +. j. Nelson
offered an amendment, which he pre-
coded by a lengthy argument, that q
clause declaring for silver aud the Chi.
cago platform be added to the report OF
the committee, which was unanimous
ly voted down by all the districts. The
resolutions were then adopted.
Messrs. j. Roger McSherry, +. Mar
ion Faubel, Vincent Sebold and John
w. Page, all spoke in favor of the reso-
lutions as reported by the committee.
The convention then proceeded to Sc.
lect delegates to the Baltimore Conven-
ton and TO the Rockville Judicial Con-
vention. The following were appointed
To the State Convention in Balti-
more, July 2Sth,
District No. l-R. Claude Dutrow.
No. 2-Charles n. Hargett, +. NJ.
Faubel, Jacob Dadisman, j. Roger Nc
Sherry.
No. 3-John II. Lightner.
No. 4-Calvin Ogle.
No. 5-Jesse {. Clagett.
No. GA. w. Bartgis.
No. 7-DiXon &. Walker.
No. S-Edw. Devilbiss.
No. 9-Dr J. w. Downey.
No. lO-J. NJ. Gall.
No. III. ;. Pluukard.
No. l2-John w. Page, w. q. Mus
grove.
No. 13-Edw. Fuch.
No. AT. b. Moody.
No l5-Charles +. Cassell.
No. IGN. V. b. yesterday.
No. l7-E. S. Bohn.
No. Isl. b. Norwood.
No. l9-Dr. NJ. Whitehill.
No. 20-H. l.. Gaver.
No. 2l-D. Z. Kemp.
No 22-John ID. Ahalt.
To the Judicial Convention at Rock
vile, September 18th:
District No. III. J. Spalding.
No PC. Hosklns Morgan, e. b.
Gaver, H. d. Etchison, J. w. Kolb.
No. 3-Ge0rge w. Gaver.
No. Al. S. Biggs
No. 5-Vincent Sebold.
No. 6-Joslah +. Smith.
No. Baker j. Lamar.
No. sc. NJ. Thomas.
No 9-F. ID. Browning.
No. 1O-Wm. f. Birely.
No. III. NJ. Smith.
No. PC. A. Rice, G. Smith.
No. I'D. X. Cramer.
No. 14-F. G. Miller.
No. l5-John Jones.
No. l6-D. w. Summers.
No. IN. A. Englar.
No 1S-H. A. Peddicord.
No. l9-Charles Lawrence.
No. 20-Franklin Stottlemyer.
No. de. r. Wolf.
No. 22-Thomas Hightman.
When the Rockville delegates were
announced Mr.. Jacob Rohrback pro-
posed resolution to the effect that the
delegates should nominate a suitable
person for Judge on the Democratic
ticket. This was deemed unnecessary
by the convention, as the object for
which the delegates were appointed
was the nomination of an associate
judge of the Sixth Judicial Circuit, and
also, the delegates objected to being in
structed. They can be relied upon to
do their duty.
The cow ption was in session nearly
four hours.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-30
Advertised Letters.

The following is list of the adver-
tised letters remaining in the Fred
erick city post-office. To obtain any Of
these letters, the applicants must call
for advertised letters. If not called for
within two weeks they will be sent
to the dead letter office:
GENTLEuEN's LIsT-G. Batdorf, l..
|. Bounie, +. p. Pound, Joseph Rein
hart, J. H. Siegel
LADIES LIsT-Miss MoIlie Beall,
Miss Clara Morgan, Miss Mary E
Smith, Mrs. Catherine Wastler, Miss
Addie Woodall.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-30
Citizens Excursion.

Take the Citizens excursion to Bay
Ridge and Baltimore, Wednesday,
August 18th. See the base ball be-
tween Baltimore and Brooklyn, We'd
nesday, the 18th, and Baltimare and
Cleveland, Thursday, the 10Th of Au-
gust. Remember this is the great fam
lily excursion to Bay Ridge. Train
leaves the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road depot at 600 a. M, stopping at all
stations as far .dsS Sykesville, $3.50
round trip. Electric cars will leave
Middletown at 5 a. M, returning on
arrival of excursion train from Balti-
more.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-30
Bicycle Tea and Run to Feagaville.

Miss Mamie Marshall Johnson,
daughter of DR.. George johnson, enter
tanned the members of the Bicycle Tea
Association at her home on Court
Square last Wednesday evening. A run
to Feagaville, about three miles from
town, was made-after which the cy-
clists were refreshed by delicious ice
cream, cake and iced tea Dancing was
INDUCED in by those who enjoy terpsi-
Choir and later Miss Emily
Maulsby and Mr.. John Il. Brosius sang
several pretty solos. The entire even
ing was most delightful one.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-30
Serious Accident at the Brush
Factory.

Mr.. Adam Abrecht, son of Officer
Niles Abrecht, of the police force of
Frederick, was seriously injured
whilst at work at the Palmetto Fiber
Factory, on East Church street extend
ed, last Tuesday. He was running a
circular saw and piece of wood COM
ing in contact at the wrong place was
flung with great force, striking the
Young man in the stomach, knocking
him uown and rendering him uncon-
scious In this condition he remained
for some time, despite the efforts of
DR.. Ira ]. McCnrdy, who was hastily
summoned to relieve him. He could
not be removed from the factory and
his relatives were notified of the sad
affair. 1t is possible that internal in
juries were received, in which case his
condition is a most precarious one.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-30
COUNTY CONVENTION.
EACH DISTRICT REPRESENTED.

Delegates to State Convention APP
pointed and Harmonious Resolu-
tons Adopted Effort to Insert Sill
yer Amendment Defeated as it was
Irrelevant to the Real Issue Of the
Campaign,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-30

- The Registrar and Collector OF Corporation
Taxes for the year 1897 hereby gives notice
that the tax books are now ready and he will
be prepared to receive City Taxes A discount
OF . per cent. will be allowed on all bills paid
before September l. 1897, and per cent. II
paid beween September l and October l, 1897
me ordinance requires that all taxes must be
paid before January l, 1898.
l.. NJ. NIXDORFF,
Registrar and Collector.
City Hall, July %, 1897. lily. 3OSt.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-30

loUal'ss'.. .... 81 ,7T2,7l0 ~
STATE OF MARYLAND,
COUNTY OF FREDERICK, IS.
l, WIN. g. ZIMMERMAN, Cashier OF the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement Is true TO the best of my knowledge
and belief.
VIM. G. ZIMMERMAN,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day OF July, 1897.
j. TRAVERS THOMAS, N. r.
Correct-Attest:
ID E. EFAUVER,
GEO. W NJ. SMITH, Directors.
j. ID. BAKER
Jly. 30-3t.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-30
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns. and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by A. L. Pearre Drug
gist.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-30
ANNUAL ALDERMAN|C MEETING,
MAYOR YEAKLES MESSAGE.

All the Old Officials Appointed,
and a Few Routine Matters Con-
sldered = The Mayors Message
Treats of the City's Finances,
Smooth Streets, Additional Water
Supply and Other Points of Local
Internationally Meeting Held
Last Week.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-30

The eclipse of the sun on Thursday
was clearly visiblein Frederick and was
observed through smoked glasses by a
great many persons. The phenomena
is caused by the moon coming between
the sun and the earth, thereby causing
q shadow on the sun, which may be
o.4I,or N 40 rf;oI fotal ~. q nnular ooliIaaQ
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-30
RESOURCES.

AT Frederick, in the State of Maryland, at
the close of business, July 2Srd 1897.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-07-30
NOTICE.

dividend NOTICE.
At a meeting Of the Board of Directors of the
Frederick and Catoctin Mountain Road Com
pany, held Saturday, July 18th, o dividend Of
THREE PER CENT
on the capital stock of said company was de-
18th of August, at the Farmers and Mechanics'
National Bank.
A. w. BURKHART,
Jiy' SV-St. Secretary.