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WE CAN SAVE YOU 25 PER CEN

Bushel sacks Dairy Salt, 35c. VINE lor Jelly'
224-pound sacks Salt CSC. Ne" sour ~, mIou'
100 IPo,,,,d coal, Salt 4Sc New Salt Water
l' Dalr' Wnts - nound gallon
Ne" am - prflott Peers Zoe New 1-pound br
French Brandy, 3 gallon. NJ, uor,; on,
Good Cream Cheese loo. h. NV Fat Wackor
Fresh Soda Crackers and Gin Seeded Raisins.
ger Snaps, &c. pound. Try our Mounta
TRY orr Snowflake Patent Fami- 15c Id.
" Flour. It's fine; $500 BARREL BIB cans Apple
or 25c. bag. S-io S,'iio O. r
We challenge the country on Ne" cape Oou
our Silver King Flour-S43O bar ~ . bars LARGE
rel, or 26c. bag. Toilet for &C.
TRY our Economy Roasted Col Dairy Salt and
fee 1-pound papers, 7c Small Sour Pick
Standard American Graduated Fresh Roasted
Sugar, sc. pound ie9 H. nOI onr old Sn
Arbuckle's Ariosa Coffee, lOc ,oi iiI Ib oI'
pound Bushel sacks Fl
Large new Irish Potatoes i0o Soc
peck. Fresh Lemon
Rest Cream Cheese 15c. pound Imnortad ST
California Yellow Peaches, lOc. Wine 25c. bottle
New North Carolina Rice, Sc To- W. Az hottie
Two cans Flat Salmon for 26c. Inv CT T.,
Erosb OYSTER Crackers and INoIy S'"iS"'
Cracker Dust, sc. pound. A. i''i '''''N7
Homemade Tomato Catsup, 1Cc. 'ic f,.,,,. Hama
quart Homemade 81
Sweet Iota'C Or;oos for 40 Catawba Wine, lO
| Four cans Sugar Corn for 25c. gallon
| Wash Boards Sc apiece. Old DoI NM II,
| Axe-Handles, &C. dersT3-lo. gTA' ~
| poIlino, Chocolate. cakes for Powders 4c.
ga naA'is Large bottles S
Large cans Bartlett Pears, 1Oc. Whole Grain Ca
can pound.
Green Peas, &C. quart. Our Complete
| 9 9ul c cas-, NO. poui'' List mailed on
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LADIES' TAILORED SIT
One Special Lot
Of Very Good But
Extremely LOw-Priced Su

a special money-saving event ..
the very beginning OF the s0l.o.
garment in this lot has tho &C..
elegance about Il. but there ar. ...
or two OF q kind LETT. the remf y
months rapid selling y Your s,....
a bargain Of the real sore asai,,
Ladies' Nicely-Made Suits. of hal. w.
Covert ClOth. hy-fr0nf r.af-. A1-
with quality tanon .r5
nicely made and lined villa
sizes p and - only. F.rr.,
SZl59; special ........ ........
Ladies Very FashlOnabY
and Black Check Came s-F.'. PC
made hy-frOnt reefer. aFt,
lined; size "a only. Former bic. 1
special ........ ........ .........-. b..
Ladies' Nery-Stylish ard JHHr,v =
made of Tan Covert Crh -
lined with Blue satin. sz.
Former price $3.50. special
Ladies' Nicciy-Made and Ea-r s..
bic Suits Of Brown Venetian ~
jackets lined with Black ara ,--..
tofeta'; sizes g and rs .ry ~
price. SIS; special .................. y !
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PiIIOW-CaSeS.

Hemsttched All-Linen Pillow Pillow I'D reody Tor
22 1-2x26 inches, laundeFeu ie"''
use 81 pair. MILTON Cosee full
eizes 81 -. $50. $i73, ~ ana 80; ~,
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Towels.

) IUWNIos
1Sx2e Txtra-Quality Linen Huck Towels
on. ~ 'UI',YDtra-TIeavv An-Pure-Linen hem,
-OA' med Huck Towels, 81 and go"
24xi2 1EX,'ttra-Fine and Heavy Hem nI,el
A = 81 re1c, aue sf s $50 dozen.
oovi9 l4smstitched Extra-Fine and He "a ~
1-A' 4nlTjnen Huck Towels. regular S''0'
Chino. epecial at So dozen.
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B ack Goods.

whatever your fancy. whatever the 1, Dos
.,h,,',,cs OF your purse II It's a I5la i,.x
press Fabric you WISH It's mere S..a ~ !. Of 2
good. Every one Of the nunUar ros,ost
go was selected with the srea,es :,
Mu@''s every piece - Of Black that may
S Sa'6 6onsnded on. Below. for special mem
ton: on 70 and ND
to &gS go storm serges 80. 90, 10 s'c0
s.. and SI.23 e,-o SIZE and
Ics,Sn-cl,s-TIair Cheviots. excellent Values'
81, sI;so $50 g eng g. = yayT ar0'
1M,ln.,ll. Jo, a. sI.25. $3.50. and 81
popI Gi 75c.. s.. 1.25, and S!."o;, ord
ATWOOD Henricttas, 90 30 soc" a. anu
eut- W, Henriettas. 81, 1.25. $50
tI75. 81. s&.22, and so e. 81
and $3.50 40 I'D s9 20
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VelYetS,

All the new and hard-to-get shaues are
here. 81 80 TO $i.TJ yard.
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Rath Towels.

95x-1-inch Fuli-Bleachod 1910 TX, - 80
Terry Bath Towels a regular .i.. .. . aaC.
Towel. at.........;; SOC.
A regular soc. Towei @'''''''''''
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$500 90" -, Cloths. all
lengths. and at prices 70 SUIT al '''''
Napkins. n.u,o.,,
1s-inch FuIl-Bleached. A I,,ines 81 I.25,
Napkins. eXtra-good Naiu''' 80
81 30. 81 and s. 81. ,,,,s go s2.5O
22-inch Fuli-Bleaehed Napkins g. S-'"''
So $50 and 81; ,rrt,e, DamaslI
s,i9eh Fgl-B ex9Ta eSea A-L' qSalty s.
81 81 90 30 81. 50, and up to SIS
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RElWEAR.

,,.,.,.- ,,-ooi blankets. extra weight ana
"n dualifv 81 80. 81, s2.25, $50 3d. ana
Atwood Fuu-size blankets: unn ar ~
All able values at s., 50, &c. 81 ana up u
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New CrepOnS,

now and exclusive patterns. At IT., eE En,,
n rr,co he hest value your money VIII puy'
! hli-Wool Cfepons, very effective pat'ei''S'
soc. and 81 ,ovcilder-
Wool and Mohair Crepons' IN d ta Ds'' Pat
i tcssns 81. 80. Si.73. -, and SD
| SIX and Wool Crepons. exclusive P''
| ~ INC fo and s. -.
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DauiaSk Cloths.

Full Bleachod Scotch Damas1KS ,' Siy raf,
zinc and heavy. new and handsome pay
tCrns: o,14 sx16
$40 SNl- -
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a erca4 measure, the warfare Of the IL
I tons. The Only question is, When vi
\ 4. Io.-f, ca demonstrate its poWeT?
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TARIE AND BED LINENS.

word for IT,
Table DaIllaSk. ,,,.
oe-incb Full Bleached Al-Pure-iEaIIa,tN
gcn,cb Damasks, extra-hesvy weight'
- and soc. 1roo,,,, Scotch
es-neh Extra-Fine ana h ad handsome
natterns TO select from, regular SID
-o.,T 9ra" Ali-Pure Flax Flemish DamasKs'
a. a., r,,,ro-1T loy Dam
72-inch Full Bleached Ail-Fulnc,,r $50. 81,
and S2.25 yard.
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entirely new and justly, very ;, pop rng,,
light. medium. and dark colo'S' 80
The citizen., 1899-02-03
Independent Fire Company.

AT an election of the IndrI endent
Fire Company, No. |, held ou Friday
night last, the following officers we've
el-rtei;
Pei 'ent-Judge James MrSherrv.
Vice Pre-, idenJs-Jacob Rohrb;.ck ,E.
s. Erhelt etgrr.
S crrtary-J. II ger McShprry.
Assistant Secrettry-J. HAIRY Hauer.
Treasurer-J" ohm {. III udt.
Directors a. Simmons. Charles
b. Tyson, Harry Baer, Harry w.
Bowers, DR.. ElMard Nelson, Allen l..
* i0r.
or,man-George Wallace.
Assistant Faremen-C. William
Fput, Kudolrh Grouse Milton T. Eu-
gle. Charles T. Butcher.
Chief Engiute'-l)avld II Kolh.
Assistant Engiueer--C. VIM. K0lb.
Il Emer E,der, George Salrtr. Geo. Kohl,
Fir"meu-Chas. Srh'oelel, Frank
Ridslev, Roger Hagau, Cnarlr. Green.
chief Hose hi ectlr-Ch3s B. Snope.
Assistant Hose Dlrerfors-Cliford
Kry-tr Murray Wills, ii. f Scholl,
Frank Benz.
Chlel Pjpenan-James Brust.
A,sstaut Pipemrn-G. Johnson
Rurrall, Harry King, Albert Baker,
James :. f.. Ham, Jamrs ANrcrht,
William = ElN, Edward Srhell. Geo.
Wacht'r, Frank Bruuer, David Mercer.
Snrpeou-Dr. G. H. Goodcll
ChaIlain-Rev. Osborne Ingle.
The citizen., 1899-02-03
BAKER.
Transfers of Real Estate.

The following are the Transfers of
retl estate IL recorded In The Clerk $
office >iuce our last ISSUE:
Ahc- w. Harhaugh, eX'r. and Susan
Brown, t. Upton J Brown, real estate
in Frederick cOuntY, Sl3J.
Adelin- II rItison, To Chas. II. Will
llri, real estate III Frederick county,
$50.
Mezysaw B,r+h4rv, to Anton Sllrp-
try, real estate IN Fredeiick county, 81
amt premises.
Netse Barrck. adm'rX, ct al, to Jas.
&. rum, reat estate i'll Frederick couu-
ty, $25l.
Eunry l.. Cohlenrz, trustee. to John
S. Hines. zeal estate in Frederick couu-
ty, S2l@.
Mary f. Eugle and Ca vim l.. Engle,
her hu>O .nd, To Mary {. MuIe. wife
of George ID. Mo,le, real e>ta e in Fred
elirk city, $500,
Wu. II. Mehlliug, ct al, t. Jennie
y. Loyus, real estate IN Frederick City,
$500.
charlie. w. Kidd. ct al, to Ann NJ.
Ridd. real estate III Ere derrick Courly,
81 aud premises.
SIu2te on Dorsey aud wife to w.
G. Tres>l-r, real estate in Frederick
County, $50.
Ellzab III Cos Ca-par to w. l.. Guy
tOu, real estate in Frederick County,
s.. 000.
SAah a. Lryns to Carrie O. Mehrl-
ing aud HUSBAND, real - ate IN Fred
,rck city, s., love aud affection.
George III ,uck, a>,lguee, To Moses
Fisher, real estate in Frederick City,
s. 100
George V. Trump to Charles f.
Trump, real est tie i'll FredeIica County,
SiO0.
a bert and Margaret A. Jones to
Llhia Jane jackson, " ie of b. l.. Jack
son, real estate IN Fredcrlcn County,
$3.50.
w. II. Reifsnder, surviving executor,
to w. i. Johns IN, rral estate IN Eied-
erick C"unly. $l.575
Fannie b. D.llpIaiue, adm'rx., ct al,
TO Michael W. Fool, rai estate in
frederick CodutS, $40
Samuel }. ana Carton III. Dean to
Fannie $. Dean, al estate ia Fred
eIirk County, $1,000
S.mue }. and Carlton II. Dean, ct
al. Ia Ave Dean, ie1l estate in Fred-
erIck County, $50.
Lloyd G. tulIer, President Red
Spring Cornel Band, to LII yd G. Cut-
hr, real estate IN treGetick County,
$500
ii. Dorsey Eichison and Reno S.
Harp, trustees, to Chaeles NJ. Smith,
real estate in Frederick County, ST.
S32.75.
John f. Eneler to Charles A. Evl4r,
real estate IN trehtr,ck G Iuuty, s. Sc.
w. a. Aln-pergcr ami wife to james
Mcclure, real estate in Frederick
County, 500.
Vincent Sebnld, assignee of mortgage,
to James j. Mackley aud Charles NJ.
Mackiey, red estate i'll Frederick
County, 81 $50
The citizen., 1899-02-03
WOOdSbOrO'.
Jan. 81. lS99.

Jan. oil, 1919.
Messrs. Harry and Webster Smith,
near this place, palt hiief visit re-
Gently t. lrIends N I'm on Brldse.
Nj Jo>eph l.. shack. one ul uur en
trrpri-ng melchauls. mhu has been Ill
the past week, We are glad to say, Is
able 10 be out again.
The prutEacted meeting which has
b eh in rrOsIess tnr several Weeks at
Oak Hui, Is still gong on al this writ
ing. IheIe haS ,eeu "A large nun brr
OF conversions aud the In,ere~t is still
increasing, aud we nope that many
more Will b. brought rom darkness
into light. The meeting Is conducted
10y the Rsv. Murray, la-tOr or the
Cnuch Of God, uf that plte, aud is
highly houOred fpr his uubie DIE ach-
ing ana sound doctrines o! the word Of
God. The cnurch has been full to
overllowlng every night.
Mrs Slagls, widow Of The late VIM.
Slagle, died on January 18th, of gen
eral debility, aged 80 year-. Mrs. Sla-
gle was lady well known aud highly
esteenai. She was u devoted nember
of th- Reformed Cuurcn here, aud her
death cast IA feeling OF SORROW over the
entire community. she was always
charitable aud had for all persons the
most kindly EXPRESSIONS. she was "a
great sufferer for nearly year, but
bore it very patiently. Three sous aud
two daughters survive her: Messrs.
Mar in, of Harney, Pa; Ely, of New
Midway, and Charles Slakle, Of this
place; Mrs. Samuel Graybill, of Vlr-
ginia, and Mrs. J0nn Stimnel, of this
place. Her funeral took place on Tues
day morning last. Services were con-
Quoted at her home by the Rev. Anvil
Connor, Of Adamstown, assisted by the
Rev. Wolf. Iuterment was made at
Mt. Hope Cemetery. Mr.. ID. a. Shar-
retts was The funeral director.
Our people who did not get their
ice houses filled in the early part of
the winter will stand a good chance of
trying it without ice next summer.
Mrs. r. l.. Ogle spent short while
recently with friends here.
Mrs. Augustus Shank, who has been
suffering with the grip, is at present
slowly improving.
DIR. William Wagner is very i'll with
grip. DIR. Ballzel, of Frederick, is in
attendance.
Mr.. Daniel Eby, of near Sabillas.
vile, is spending a few days with his
sister, Mrs. Michael Shank.
Mr.. John Working, of near Hagers-
town, spent several days last week
with relatives here.
The citizen., 1899-02-03
yellow Springs.

Fen. 1T. 1899.
Mrs. Lettie S. Staley, our worthy
l,o>lnIl>trr -, is nak'n. Il" impio e
Intnt ia her office that viii be Il ur, ut
e nv,n'eur- iu hnn Il ~ the uaIl,
wh'ch as ba1n vvIy much nrtdei.
Ln-t Sm dav gut. II V. 5. NJ.
II nch, o; Fred, rick, n Id missionary
me tug AT pl,a-arI Hill chapel. The
pro ram ~ pat was a. 10 lows: sing
ing hy the chou: recitation, Mattie
Marlz and Iha HaIues; ,iuri g. ten
little slrI>; Ie' itau"t, Miss u nner-
man. of Fredrrck: solo, Helena
Haine-; duet. Miss Zimmerman aud
Miss McCard' OF F,ei"Ii,k; Iecita-
ti'n. Miss NJ ,ttIr Young; singing,
'Dr"rplrg Penn'es." ten IIrll- girls;
singing. the ch,lr; aud h-uetii on.
Mar. Gro. X S"ue has moved into
his ue~ dwe,lirY.
Mr.. Th"r, a. +. Fox is. we are glad
To IO,e. able 10 nr about again.
The hrlle daughter nf Mr. ) nuel }.
Linton and her grandfathrr, Mr.. Sam
uti Linton. Sr., are on the sick list.
Nj. Elias Warner is havtns lumber
sawed /" hnlt new wash aud butcher
house comb ned.
The citizen., 1899-02-03
F. g. M. Company vii Operate
MYersVilIe & Catoctln Lime.

TIE prr-iIent and quorum of the
Beard "i ID rertns OF t e Frederick aud
Middlet"wn Electric II al, held IA
nn etiug N 'o"n No. !, 81 the C,tlz ns'
National Bank Thur-day afternoon
las. AT > 30 o'clock. At he same time
IN roanI 8, he director OF the Myers
vile and C1tOctln Road were in ses.
SION.
The meeting of the Frederick and
Middleton II official, was for the pur-
poe Of consunlu ing "a lease of the
Myelsvile and Cnoct,n line. All ar
rangrmen!s were satisfactorily made,
and for period of five Years the enrlre
system from frederick to MNers, lille,
Will he operated under III direction of
+. & Nj. Otlic ais. President Smith
stated after the meeting that u new
schedule " ill np mad" oIit at once and
put into effect about February /.
The citizen., 1899-02-03
Orphans Court.

Addi innai fep m of sales of personll
pr"ptrlv'f MaIi"n NJ. Warr,nfvhz. de-
ceased, til.d.
Courts rier /" ,el real estate of Ann
Marta lor-rtz. dc r'aStd, granted To j.
ElLar b isgs eN' cuior.
Fir~l acc luut at DAVID \. Blker. *
tcut of NJ ri III NJ. War,enteltz, de-
ce.,ed, Iil-'i.
VIII of Ann S. Paisley, deceased, ad-
mltted To i.r L..
Srcond aud final account uf Mahula
Gli~an, adnini-trAtrIX OF Sam. GhsaH,
dece sd, til,d.
Wll OF Harr'et Il. Anderson, de-
ceased, admitted "a pr btIr.
Ret OFT "t Sliestf ,er>un Il property
OF Ro,annrh Duduerar. Il, ceased. hlrd.
L. tiers "f admIul>trati n un estare of
} h. G.. Kidd, deceased, gran ed to
Ann NJ. * dd, administrators; WI lam
L. \. Lawson, agrut.
lnver t"'ies # personal property.
stock and h nd> and current money of
John G. kidi deceased, filed.
Second account Of George G. Rhoder-
i"k,eXecutOr of Adam X ogle, deceased,
ii ed.
First and final account of Mary NJ.
T.,
deceased, filed.
L. tiers ies'auentary on estate of
Harriet b. Anders N, dece IS. d, granted
I" safe DEPOSIT and Trust Company of
Balt more.
lnvent"ries Of personal property aud
real estate of Harriet B. Anderson, de-
CEASED filed.
Coult'% order to sell stocks and bonds
of Har et B. Anderson, deceased,
granted I" S,fe Deposit and Trust Conn
pany of Btltimur-, executor.
Second report Of sales of real estate Of
John R'elkey. deceased, ill d.
Report "t sales OF real estate of Mary
r.. Gelzsnd amer, deceased. flied.
Furtuer tintl account of Samuel J.
aud Carlton IL. Dean, executors of
Hrzekiih Dean, q celaed, flied.
Letters of administration on estate Of
Elz' i. ljams, decreased, granted To
Mary NJ. ljams, adm nj ira rlX.
lnventurle- OF ler,onal property, cur
rent money aud debt due OF simon w.
| HarbLugh, deceased. flied.
The citizen., 1899-02-03
MiduletOWn.
Feb. 3, 1899.

feh. d, 1879.
william Hotter, wei known
faimtr. died at his home about r rec
mills southeast of town, Fud,y tisht
la t, after Il slnr: fitness "t pntuut o ia
thought on y urip. The d-cta ed was
about 81 Year old and is survived ~ IL
wife, t",Ir sons and Two daughters.
The fune al took plac NJ ndav moru.
ing last, r. V. j. w. PnulirIs officiating.
Intermtht was made in the Reformed
Gene tefy.
Tie remains of Mrs. Elizabeth S j.
del, agei ~ II native uf this valley,
viii" uird IN Baltimore, was brought
to tIis place on Mn ay afterno ~
last, and inferred in tue Reformed
Nj. Pl. a>ait. utti"latrd.
Dan'el &. Miller has sold his prop
rrty in This place kn"wn rs tie Val
ley Hotel, ~ Inch j. at present oc.u-
ped by Jnhn>on FL 'nri.an. 10 Me-
lnnrlun Gavtr. r"nttc iOntr. for 81 $50
Mr.. Gaver viii t,kr p,.srs>inn APR |
l-l. He expects I" reno I,l the l'ulId-
iug and viii fit one room up for con-
iecliunery >I"r..
Auour sevent, five peo II from this
place weht Ia Frederick Sunday evtn-
my on special ear TO attend the ~.
de'ic ,tlnn OF the Lutheran Chunch in
that place.
a arg band of ser-radprs visited
the r, sldrnce of Mr.. Ezra Rearhl,y ON
FRIDAY evening" last o lat Their re.
srertS to Mr. Walter Brarhley aud
bride tpnn their rtuin fiom we'd
Ui y tour of n q W,St
MIR. B. + Gu fl of this plare. whose
livery -, blr was d s'ruA ed h> fire sew
eral weeks ago, has he n awardtd $575
ln-u arce 10y tie CO"tln, nal Iusur-
anre Company.
So much sp're has been taken M
in the columns If he Idiiry K, giStel
10y advertisers that the .ditui has cen
con peeled I" issue supplln eut i'll or
der 10 make ro"m IOr news items.
Thee is II" doubt but that IN the rear
future he R1g,stcr - i'll grow into an
eight p gp paper.
MIS- Craze Mlcha'l Of Douhs, this
county, j, the gut-t OF Miss Dora
RemS"urg, ihis comfy.
Miss Bessie Grrtf. accompanied bv
Mr.. Alnrza Kri lrr, of tn plare lett
last ~eek on It visit To ,riends III Hun
ington, Pa.
The citizen., 1899-02-03
The Deadly "Trip.

Is again abroad ia the land. The air
you breathe may be full of its fatal
germs! Don't neglect the Grip" or you
Will ofen the door t. Pneumonia and
Consumption and invite death. Itssure
signs are chills h fever, headache.
dull heavy pains. mucus discharges
from the nose. sore throat and never
let-go cough. Dou't waste precious time
treating this cough with troches, tablets
or poor, cheap syrups. Cure 1t at once
with DR.. Kings New Discovery, the
infaliible remedy for bronchial troubles.
1t kills the disease germs, heals the
lungs aud prevents the dreaded after ef-
fects from the malady. Price Scots. and
$l.00. Money back il not cured. A trial
bottle free at A. l.. Pearre's Drug Store.
The citizen., 1899-02-03
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
Medical and Chirurgical Faculty
of Maryland.

In April Of this year, the State FAcul-
ty celebrates tue Centennial of its foun-
dation, and there will be a programme
of much interest to the profession and
to the public. The founders from
Frederick County, We're Drs., Philip
Thomas, Francis Brown Sappington,
William Hilary, John Tyler, and
Joseph S. Smith. The Executive
Committee is anxious to know; first,
the uames Of the chief descendants Of
these men; and secondly, whether por-
traits of them are in existence, as il is
proposed to have loan exhibition of
the physicians of the State who have
been connected with the Faculty. In
formation should be sent to pr. Osler,
Chairman of the Executive Committee,
/, franklin Street, West, Baltimore
The citizen., 1899-02-03
LOCAL NEWS
Some Little Jottlngs ABOUT Peo-
pie and Things.

Mr.. Al raham Fisher, OF Mt. Airy,
spent one day last week i'll Frederick
on business.
Capt. Brown, of the Washington and
Fre1tlic ick irtn has en- at home Tor
some days vi II II Slight attack ot the
gripp. LapI. Grumbine has charge of
his Train Tor the pte-tnt. Cap H. H.
schew of the lnca train is aIsn under
the weather Capt. Householder If
the local lr,in Is a slight invalid
Capt. l.. w. Boyer, wetl known on the
main stem, is tempianly IL charge.
MIR. Challes Reifsueid-r, If Cleve.
land, Ono, Is Il most welcnme visitor
to his Old hume in this ely, and his
many friends have heen Celighted To
see him. H is looking We'll and gen
iai as ever. We are gla t. learn that
his wife, who was Miss Lizzie SnrImer,
one nf the most popular helles OF this
city, Is we'll. AS also the little ones, who
are now fast growing into manhood
and WomaIhuOi.
The citizen., 1899-02-03
Grips Ravages Doomed.

So much misery and so many deaths
have been caused hy the Grip, that
every one should know what wonder
fnl remedy FOR this malady is found in
DR.. Kings New Discovery. That dis
tressing stubborn cough, that iufames
your throat, robs you of sleep, weakens
your system and raves the way for Con-
sumption is quickly stopped by this
matchless cure. If you have chills and
fever, pain in the back of the head, sore
ness in bones and muscles, sore throat
and that cough that grips your throat
like a vice, you need DR.. Kings New
Discovery to cure the Grip and prevent
Pneumonia or Consumption. Price so
cts. and $l.00. Money back il not cured.
A trial bottle free at A. l.. Pealre's
Drug Store
The citizen., 1899-02-03
Road SUPERVISORS.

The Board Of County Commissioners
at tuelr last meeung made the follow
ing additional appointments of road
supprVIsnls:
Uihaua Dl>trict-Ch Challes +. Kanode,
w. II. Funk. Alex H. Doll, James j.
Peters, Gld on Il. BuSsard, Charles f.
Harris, J. II. Peters, Charles d. Dixon,
Horace II. Peters. J. II. Cursail, T.. w.
McEifre>h, w. Pnrdum, Jr; G. O.
Ptte's, John n. Brown, Nimrod O.
knIb, Thomas w. O'Brlen, George f.
Hughes, John p. Spousrlltr NJ. r..
Leather, w II. Houck. J. A. House,
Andrew Bowie. Dorsey l.. Oieu,
Eigar Hughes. 5 ,muel L. Summons.
New Mark t-W. Pdrdum.
John~vlile-Danlel b one, Samuel
\. SutelY. CHARLES Hammond. Jrie
niah w. EtZler w. f. Kptfer, James
Ham, Joshua Il. Gro1snickie, Emory
w. S'ylor, J. l.. Haugh, Srolt Grimes.
P'ter G. Sannle. W. Scott Rinrha,t.
Da,li w. six, Edward Garb +, G. II.
Anders, Reuben Bohn, john j Cla-
baugh.
Woodville-Ph.ljp Kpefer, Jacob
WiIiar, john w. Sumar, Wu. Long.
. iIiitS ". phNholI, Jntll j. VI NlnlrSWofll,
Walter G. Rlnkl4, j, ssr W. Lowman,
w Aloerl Ho ld, w. + Long, Lew j.
Plaiur, Gentge w. Runkles.
Lhngan"r -Alner' l.. Hlines, u.
Grant Mil-r, w. II. Poole, II. ii
Ap leIy ; muel K~rfrr, Jesse Nice.
demus, Thomas G. Bale, G. Edward
Carlisle, d. y. Duiderar, Warren f.
Dnddrrar. john w. Al augh, John T.
Baker, John f. Bullingtou.
Llh-rty-W. II. Dt trrnan.
Bradduck-N. +. kintz.
The citizen., 1899-02-03
Death of Mr.. Isaiah Mealey.

Mr. Isaiah NJ M'aey, aged 81 years, 6
months amt days, died 1T the home
Of his son, Chare- +. MraIey, in tins
city, last Thursday afternoon, Of gpu-
eral breaking down OF the system. II.
was i'll only few hours. He was
horn July 49, 1901, on farm, between
Liberty amt Mt. Airy, this county.
he was the last Of family of sven
teen children. His father. Michael
O'Malev, a native of Ireland, died in
l6l4 The name OF O'Maley was
changed to MeaIey, and it has always
Deen Identified with the business ia
terests nf Frederick.
Mr. Mealey began life in the milling
business at the aye OF sixteen, wears
III 1926 he removed to Freder elk aud
Two years later married Miss Widerck.
ce en- children We're horn to them, of
WON the following survive: Lewis
Mtaley, Of Quincy, H.; Charles f..
Mealey and Mrs. John WilcuXon, of
rfederck, and Rosa r. Mealey In
lczJ he began business at the Frederick
Clty Mill, on BentZ street. AT one
tile he operated four mills on Carroll
ana Liuganore creeks, also managing
Warehouses in this city aud in Balti,
mere. Prior to The use of steam on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, he con-
duc'ed stage line between Frederick
and Baltimore and stage lines over
which daily mails were carried in var
ions parts of Virginia. In 1915 he left
frederick and went to Middletown
valley and engaged in milling on the
home place of his father-in law. In
aobS he returned TO Frederick, where
ne resided ever since He was the
oldest citizen of Frederick. He cele.
pIated his ninety-seventh birthday in
sSu'y by holding public reception at
callers. many