The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-11-24
LOCAL NEWS
,.,,,o little lettings About
People and Things.

christmas at HdHulS
Turkeys are roosting high.
rbis is the season of Christmas
openings
rbursday, the 3Oth inst, will
be thanksgiving Day.
Mr., Harry Blackston, who has
,.sn seriously ill, is slowly i'm.
proving
Miss Bessie Tyson, who has
hoen visiting in Baltimore, has
sturued TO her home.
Mrs. l.. V. Baughman and Mrs.
r Baughman have been in
New York the past week.
Bubonic plague was brought to
New York from Santos, Brazil, by
tbp coffee steamer j. w. Taylor.
Hicks say we may have some
severe weather this month. He
rms in a blizzard followed by a
cold wave.
Miss Alice V. Shriner, North
Market street, is spending some
fine with Miss Margaret Roller,
Harrisonburg, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Winternitz,
of Las Vegas, New Mexico, are
the guests of her sister, Mrs. S.
C. Kaufman, West Third street.
The Farmers and Mechanics
Bank has added $4,000 to the
surplus fund and declared a divi-
dend Of ) per cent. semi annual,
clear Of taxes.
The business Oh the Chesa-
peake 4 Ohio Canal during the
fiscal year about ended, was not
very large. Much of the former
trade is now done by rail.
The largest stock of watches in
Western Maryland at HI. S. Ian
dis Jewelry StOres-All bought
before the advance in prices and
you will reap the benefit.
Cards are out for the wedding
of Mrs. Catharine Bowman and
Mr. Henry Crider, both of Deer
field, this county. The bride is
"A and the groom 81 years old.
Mrs. Annie NJ. Stewart has
been granted a divorce from her
husband, Benjamin F. Stewart,
of Beid, Washington County, a
former we'll known business man
of this city.
Don't wait until Christmas Eve
to do your holiday shopping.
You can get better things now in
the stores and more satisfactory
dealings than during the rush of
C.NiStmaS week.
Be sure of the name-Landis-
when you want Christmas goods
or the best and quickest Repair
Ing. We always have time to do
your work promptly and well, 30
n. Market and % S. Market st.
We have received from Mr..
George f. Locke, of Beatrice,
Nebraska, formerly ofthis county,
copies of local papers containing
accounts of the election. 1t
makes very interesting reading.
Bishop Paret, Of the Episcopal
Church, preached and confirmed
classes at Point of Rocks. Ur-
6ana and Mt. Airy on Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday. He is Wis
ltlng churches in this and How
ard Counties.
MIR. John Eisenhauer will hold
his Christmas opening on Satur-
day. This is an annual array of
beautiful effects in china, glass
ware and brio brac, and we are
assured that the coming one will
SurpaSS all others.
Mr.. w. M. Douglass, the new
proprietor of Hotel Burgess, this
city, has decided to change the
name to that of Park Hotel as
h, acre local and appropriate This
Ia obs -
99n 6" is being, Gon@'% S9Gn and arr
re II go over to tbe nark fo. - till hell
suess We don't need our SUP.
n L h as we thought we did.
rs and a.ooO4. Inc a-Ioohin at In the
other night; and then when Dresden
nnle reels bit smoother we'll which.
. solt like, and perhaps when more I'll
, ~ zones she'll be over her mad. guished
ne struck light for his old
:, :, and sighed softly: Its too
SO ross-tempered, amt it.
You and me gets the heft Each I
~ ~ us tough at times. Eth, day
among
usage had made of Johnny a Greeks.
No. a6ter Nature had made Wednesd
poet. So he smiled into the dav VIII
ed a1ono lie he o tI man ana as the Turf
ana changing glories of the ofe"s'
Ik' Where the scarlet tulips Died 4
Such straight rows, ready for ~.
al, ne told himself, to march ~ ~
. the sunset; of the trees that la'n -
gressing'T in the hr99- sP""ehhs
committee in charge state. There
is no reason to doubt that the