The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-27
LOCAL NEWS
,me Little lettings About
People and Things.

People and Things.
All the railroads were taxed to
.seir utmost capacity during our
|lg Fair.
AR, George Ross, of this city,
ID cone to Chicago to embark
Ia business.
With but very few exceptions
IL best of order was maintained
4 our Fair Grounds.
butte a number of houses are
s.iug built on Third street. Mr..
siull has several nearly finished.
THE demand for horses is on
IL increase and prices are much
stter than at this time last year.
Those who are shouting about
IL prosperous times should talk
a fine mechanic and workingman.
Mn. and Miss Grant, who have
Ren visiting Miss Ross, returned
Il their home in Virginia on Mon
by last.
New corn per barrel is selling
n one dollar and twenty-five
spts. Our farmers have a large
sOp.
Wheat is still at a low price.
he wars and rumor of wars have
Dt created much of a demand
HON this country.
Mr.. Horace Clarke, of Chicago,
sho has been visiting Frederick
hiring the past week, returned to
his home on Saturday last.
Several very handsome Sea
ling and Monocacy Youngsters
sere shown at the Fair and prem
BINS were we'll divided amongst
bIem.
Try to buy some lumber for a
ew barn or house, or some iron
i steel or copper and see what
Be trusts are doing to help the
bar people.
Mrs. Byard and Miss Byard, of
hthedral street, Baltimore, who
Rye been spending some time
ith Mrs. Carroll Mercer, returned
\ Baltimore on Monday last.
The Republican cause is GER
Rinly desperate when they re =
prt to an attempt to buy the
RhOOl teachers, and have the
Qpvernor to write begging let
|RrS to Democrats.
Mr.. Chas. Webb, Jr., of the
aamilton House, Hagerstown,
pjOyed delightful drive over
'he pike in his hotel buss and was
Rlighted with our Fair. He was
ecOmpanied by a party Of friends.
Rev. DR.. May, Of New Market,
lowed one of the handsOmest
pits at our fair. He was bred
\ CurritO, and was a perfect
Rauty. Though only a yearling
y was broken to harness.
Mr.. John Morris is driving his
PSI PAGER Patuxent, on the roads.
.hlS Is one of the gamest PAGERS
the State, and when he wants
can make a mile in 2.14 with
RSe.
1t is said that Mr.. AarOna
.pgerS, of Buckeystown, pur-
BASED the handsome stallion
Paris" during our fair from
n. Dixon Walker. Mr.. Rogers
Bowed several very handsome
Pits at the fair.
A meeting of the United
9aughters of the COnfederacy
PHI be held in Richmond, No
ember, the Sth, 1899. Repre-
Rntatives from each chapter in
Re Union will be present. The
Federick Chapter will select their
Preventative at their next meet
Rg.
The following is the organiza-
lOn of the Mountain City Milling
ZOmpany, which recently bought
r. property, of the Frederick
slty Milling Company: Louis
luller, Of Baltimore, president;
A. Meyer, of Baltimore, vice
EeSldent; George r. Dennis, Jr.
Baltimore, secretary and treas.
I'm, and w. FL. Turner, of Fred
flick, general manager.
MS LOwndes' cause will be
eakened rather that strength
ned by any attempt to intro
uce national issues into the
npaign. 1t is dOub flu
aeS4er the importation Ofsuch
ll 1lican "spell-binders" as
Inator ThurstOn, of Nebraska,
o is announced to speak in
R ,,s city shortly, and Governor
IOSCosevelt, of New York, who is
~ billed" to take part in the
snn apaign, will be productive OF
" g0Od-unless by helping to
S"t e,l The number of Democratic