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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-01-13
Election of Officers.

The following are the officers Of the
Home for the Aged FIR the ear 1893:
MIS-. Caroliue Markell, president; Mrs.
Mar aret NJ. n o I, virep e-ident; Mrs.
Mar>haIl Efchi~on, rtcOi ding secretary /;
Miss Eleanor NJ. Johnson, ire asury.
The following are the officers of the
Hygeia Ice Company for the ensuing
year: George VIM. Smith, president;
Char les p. Levy, secretary, and Doug
lass II. Hdrg' tt, treasurer.
Following are the officers and drec-
tors of the Va ley Savings Bank of
Middletown, MI: Oflirer--Ptt~r II.
Bu-sard, president; Herman H. Rput-
Znhn, treasurer; VIM w. Doubt, teller
John l.. RoutZthu, discount clerk
Walter l.. Rtmsherg, clerk. Dlrpclor>-
Peter H. Busssrd, Herman l.. Rout-
zahn, Emory l.. Cobltniz, George G..
Rhodelick. ST., Edward l.. tolleutz,
VIM. K. Young, J. Holhu Ke'auvrr,
DR., f. l.. BeckIry, Charles II. Cob
lenlz, David w. Summers, II. A..
SchIldtkuecht.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-01-13
FACTS HISTORICAL.

Slavery in Cuba was abolished in 1886.
Santiago de Cuba was surrendered
and our flag hoisted on Sunday, July II,
1898.
Spain expresses the English of His
pania, word founded upon the Punic
span" rabbit, owing to the number
of wild rabbits found iA the peninsula
by the Carthagenians.
In Bielefeld, Germany. there is col
ony of epileptics, numbering about
1900. The colony was established in
1868, and patients from all parts of the
world go there for treatment.
In 1887 all foreign traders except the
Dutch and the Chinese were expelled
from Japan. BY exceptional favor the
Dutch were permitted to occupy the
small. artificial island of Deshma in
the harbor of Nagasaki.
Queen Liliuokalani of the Sandwich
islands was dethroncd 10y revolution
January 16, 1898. 1t was on August l6.
1898, that the Hawaiian flag was low
cred from the official staff in Honolulu.
and the stars and stripes tool, its place
The war with Mexico was terminated
February 2, 1913. Thereby the United
State secured from cXico the ccssion
of 52G,07S square miles and agreed to
pay in return $l5000,000 and to satisfy
claims of American citizens against
Mexico to the amount of $325uN0a
Five years later $3.50 square miles
south of the River ella were purchased
for $10,OO0Oe0. From the region thus
acquired have been carved California
Nevada, Utah. Arizona and part Of Wy
oming, Colorado and New Mexico
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-01-13
NOTES ON FURS

rrt;re tonnes or f,,r are shown with
velvet bows: sable hats are choice ana
expensive.
Fur cdoiro fat bands Of lace inscr-
tion continues TO he one Of tbe hand.
soonest TRIMMINGS for full-Jrcss toi-
Ie,tcs
Nrrs 20 l., ,boron,,r,I,. s,,o,t ,,rst
no LARGO esnccioIrv those of tbo lone
$40, ,.,.,,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-01-13
LED A MISER'S LIFE.
DR.. Van Buren, Dixon, an Eccen-
tric Character, Has Fat Bank
Account. But Goes TO Mon
tevue for Treatment

Mr.. Van Buren, Dixon. an eccentric
character, who for quite number of
years has made this city his home, was
committee To MuuteVue Hospital for
treatment He WAS known rs DIR"
ID Xnn and led a nlserly and seque- err
Ell life, roamlr g about the county and
having very lIule to do or say with ms
fellow men. 1t was supposed that the
doctor was afflicted with train trpuhlp,
as his actions were often peculiar.
One OF his habits was To sick out
places on f-nce posts, trees, etc, ami
carve or write queer II nteucts aud IN
strptlons. These can now he found
a long any Of the Roads lraIIng GU of
FreitIi'k, along the Monocacy and
OF er places.
He has lived at the Eagle Hotel for
seve al years and before that N the
Cariu House. His accounts, tiuau-
cihlly. are of surprising nature.
His tank book, found in II pos,e,>i II,
shows that thete Is anout Slh. 600 to his
c eilt in the Farmers aud Mechanics
National Bank here.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-01-13
FLORIDA.
Fortnightly Tours via Pennsylva-
mia Railroad.

The midwinter exodus has begun
The di-cumlo,ts aud dangers of our
Northern wiuterurr directing attention
to the sunny laudS or The South.
The first Pennsylvania Railroad tour
to Jack-on>onville, all wing two wet ks
in Fonda, will leave New York and
Philadelphia January n.
Excur>i II tickets, Including railway
transpor alton; Pullman accommodations
Zone berth, and meals en- route in both
directions hile travelling on he ~ ecial
trim, will be sold al the following
rates: New York, 5000: Philadelphia,
Baltimore aud Washington. $500;
Pttsburg, $53 90, and at proI ortlonate
ia e~ from other points.
For tickets, itiue ares, and other in
formation apply t. ticket agt nts, Tour
1T Agent at 1886 Broadway, New
Yo k, or to Geo w. BOYD, Assistant
General Passenger Agent, Broad Street
Station, Philadelphia.
ian, l3.2t-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-01-13
A Clever Trick.

1t certainly looks like it, but there is
really no trirk about it. Anyhody can
try 1t who has Lame Back and Weak
Kidneys, Malaria or nervous oubles.
We mean he can cure himself right
away hy taking Electric BItterS. This
medicine tones up the whole system,
acts as stimulant to the Liver and
Kidneys. is II blood purifier and nerve
ionic. 1t cures Constipation. Head
ache. Painting Spells, SIeepltssness
and Melancholy Ii spu e,y vegetable,
"a mild laxative, and restores the system
TO its natural v'gnr. Try Electric Bit.
tiers and be convinced that they are Il
miracle worker. Every hottie guar
antred. Only 80 ceuts bottle at A.
l.. Pearre's drug store.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-01-13
BANK DIRECTORS.
Annual Elections Held at the Five
National Banks.

On Tuesday, the 10Th inst, as is the
custom, the annual election for dlrec-
tors occurred at each of the five Nat
ioual Banks in this city, with the fol-
lowing result:
Frederick County-G. r. Hammond.
John Summons. f.. a. Shrintr, b. f.
Reich, l. L Birelv, A T. Rice, \. q.
Quinn, ID. NJ. Main. u. J. Gil finger.
FIRST Nationals. c. Norwnod Chas.
p. Levy, Noah E. Cruner, George L.
Sbiplty, David a Baker. a. NJ. Ian
d ,uer, Geo. Houck, }. Fent, II Thomas,
j. l.. Nicodemus.
Farmers and Mechanically. G.
Wrnehr' nner, Charles b. Trait. a. H.
Hunt. Milton G. Urner, G.. =. Grpshon,
jos G. Nj Ter, g. w. b. Shrner, jas.
II. Harris. David Lowenste,n, :. =.
Maynard, Nj. d.. David {. Kemp, Geo
w. Dean.
Citlzene'-James McSherry, Geo.
VIM. Smith, 0 no J. Keller, VIM. G.
Baker, } IN G. Motrtr, d. II. Hargelt,
John :. Ramsburg CephaS NJ Tn mas,
d. +. Keinuvtr Thomas II. Halter,
w, |. Parsons, Joseph y. Baker.
Cenlfal- Falria% Sthle\, Artnui
Potts, VIM. II. Lakin, John a. Lynch,
VIM. :. Miller, Charles Wer h-Imer,
VIM. j. w rnlan. Charles w. Ross,
Henry Williams, Edward 5, ElchelOer.
ger.
The gentlemen selected are all well.
known financial and bu-iness II en-,
closely identified with varI, d inttre-t t.
in This city. and emiu. ntIy qua III d t.
look after the affairs ufolhers. In each
case, with one or two exceptions, the
old boards were reelected.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-01-13
COURT ADJOURNED.
Docket Cleared of Clses = Jury
Drawn for February Term.

The Circuit Court, December term ,ad-
journed "n Tuesday last, and on We'd
nesday Judge Meter, assisted 10y the
otli ills of the Clerks office, drew the
jurors for the February term, which
will begin Monday, February 9TH,
aad are as follows:
Burkevstown District, No. John
IL. Baker, q. n. T. Snoufier,
Frederick District, No. Nv. Ii.
Ways, Justice Miller, Charles l.. Cro-
me, j. f. Hockey. {. p. Smith, LEWIS
Rooster, J hn NJ. Clay, X. h. Lewis,
w. c. kefauver.
MIddletown District, No. 3-W a.
Smith, j. Frank Young.
Creagerstown ID strict, No, &c. w.
Free.
Emmitt- burg District, No 5-Joseph
Huff, ST., NJ. l.. Valentine.
C,ortin District, No. CIV. E.
Har>huan.
Urhana District, No. 7-Charles II.
Smith, John r.. Spons' Her.
Lii erly District, No. S-Frank Smith,
Frtucls SWeadner.
New Market District, No. CIV. II.
Turner. Samuel H. Russell.
Hau,ers District, No. lO-H. II.
Brown, Upton f. Harbaugh.
Wood,boro District, No, Ill. p.
RamshuIg, Samuel Snyder.
Prtersvllle District, No. l2-J. CO.
lumbus O'Donuel, George w. SNank.
Mount Pleasant District, No. l3-
Charles Kelauver, Adam Nusshaum.
j. fftrsnn District, No. l4-George
+. B,tr, Window johnson.
Mechanicstown District, No. l5-Ge
w. Stocksdale, John w. Munshower.
jackson District, No. l6-John p.
Flock, w. NJ. Bddle.
Johusvile d strict, No. l7-Nicholas
Boone, James X. koous.
Woodv,lle District, No IS James
l.. Buxton.
Linganore District, No. l9-H. II.
Devilbis-.
LewIslown District, No. 20-U. G..
Fre-hruI, Charles H. Rice.
Tuscarora District, No. 2l-Charles
| b. Sanner.
4 Burklttsvile District, No. 22-Daniel
II. Beachley, A. II Hemp.
Balluger District, No. 23-Albert
/ Huuichen.
Braddock District, No. 2i--Geo. w.
/ Perry,
! The case of Gardner vs. the NJ. f.,
Church, of Brunswick, was decided
Saturday. The plaintiff got verdict
! for 500
In the case of c. Henry Cramer, vs..
/ G. w Gamer, an action for Payment
/ on IA Reaper, the jury decided Tor the
plaiulifi Tor the sum of 800. Mes>rs,
1 Pampcl aud Lewis represented plain
4 tiff; Messrs. StOuer and Urner, deten-
/ dant.
In the case of James f. Solt vs.. w.
| II. Lehhrrlz, Il suit for d tmagts on ac-
count Of AN assault 10y the defendant
upon the plaintiff, for $500 damages.
/ Tue verdict rendered after hearing the
evidence, was an award OF 81 for plain
1 TIFF. Mr.. Jacob Rhnrt ack represented
plaintiff aud Mr.. PampeI the defer
/ daut.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-01-13
Transfers of Real Estate.

The following are the Transfers of
real estate a. recorded in The Clerk $
office since our last issue:
Jesse A. Dayhoff and wife t. Eliza
beth b. Utz, real estate III Frederick
coun'y, 500
james H. Baker and wife to Adam
w. Warrenftltz, s acres, , roodS aud
% square perches of and, $lSl.50
Hammond Urnpr to w. Roy Grlt ert
by ord Equity Court, % acres, roods
and 10 square e'che~ OF land
John }. Cooley to John p. NJ. EIfish,
acres of land more or less, 50.
VIM. II. Wagner and wife To trus-
tees of NJ +. lunch, U. :. A, $50.
Amy Wi hide and hushand, Jacob,
to FIederik NJ. Konyle, real estate in
Frederck county. $50.
Frederick Martin, ct al, trustees, to
David II Rotlkey. real estate in Fred
erik county,, $3l.
Frederick Martin, ct al, trustees to
A. +. Garrett, real estate i'll Frederick
county, $3.50.
David II. r lelkey and wife to Char
les A. Rie, real estate in Frederick
county, $3l.
A. Frank Garrett and wife tn Charles
A, Rice, real estate in Frederick county,
$50.
john D. Conrad and Olivia, his wife,
TO Board of County Commlssi ners, of
Freder, k county. real estate, $42 10.
f. h. ami II. NJ. Neighbors. o n. O..
Ntighb'r-, real estate in Frederick
county, $944.l2.
Joseph E, Ter and wife to James II.
Bruner, real estate in Frederick coun-
ty 1925.
joel NJ. Willard and wife to John
GIadhilI, real estate in Frederick couu-
ty, $40
G. Pryor and wife to John Gadhill,
real estate in Ere d-lick county, $500.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-01-13
ENGLISH ARMY NOTES

The WORKOUT uniforms of the British
army, when sold, bring back into tho
war Office treasury close upon { 10000
year.
The armor plates for the new battle
ship Ocean are u cost El56,S20. and
those for her sister ship, the Implaca-
be, E14L,00O.
1t is not considered exactly safe to
fire modern big steel gun. as used In
army, more than 100 times. 1t has been
said that If England kept every gun II
fas in actual firing operations for "a
hours right off the bill would almost
throw her into state of bankruptcy.
The term admiral" was not heard OF
In the British navy before 1900, and the
first English seaman to take the title
was one Gervase Alard. who was known
At "Admiral of the Fleet Of the Cinqus
Ports" The term. however. had been in
Use in France some years before the
date here mentioned.
England naval pigeon service costs
nearly $500 yearly, or to be exact,
f295. There are 200 birds at PortsI
mouth, and the same number ut Devon-
port and Sheerncss. The bare cost Of
feeding them is $50 per annum AZ
Portsmouth $3.50 was originally spent
for lof0 & $50 at Devonport, and { 54S
at Sheerness.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-01-13
THEY SING AND FARM.

Calve has a large poultry farm at
Aveyron.
Paderewsld, the pianist, has on his
estate in Poland recently taken to the
breeding of Scotch cattle.
Jean de Reszke is well known to be
a breeder of horses and has won many
prizes for his stud.
Heinrich Yogi, great Wagnerian
tenor the original Loge in Der Ring
des Nibelungen,' both at Baireuth and
al Her Majesty's theater, London, has
just carried off a prize for his breed
OF cows at the agricultural show of
Bavaria, held at Munich
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-01-13
st. Johns Beneficial Association
Elects officers.

st. Johns Beneficial Association has
elected the following { fiji ers Tor the en-
SUNG year: President, Judge James Me-
Sherry; vice. president, j. RI ger Nc
Sherry, stcrttary; George |. Wilson;
treasurer, VIM. NJ. Crimmins.
For touIiy-uine years this association
has been in existence, and produced its
full measure Of good to its menhers
During This period of time cnly two
presidents have served, the pre- ent in
cunbrnt. Judge James McSheIry, for
thirty years, and his hanorahle father,
ia hes McShtrry, who held the office
for nineteen years The association is
in healthy financial condition.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-01-13
Gibbons Gets Five Years for Man
slaughter.

George Gibbons, who was tried at
the December term of court here for
the murder of Leslie Holinp, at Brad
dock, and upon which case the jury
di-agrted, was found guilty of man
slaughter at Rockville. where the case
was removed, ami sentenced to five
years IN the penltertiaIy.
States Attorney Hinks and j. Roger
McSherry represented the Safe and
VIM. p. Maulshy, p. f. Pampel, of
this city, aud +. c. Peters, OF Rock
vile, the prisoner. The prosecution was
assisted by States Attorney Alexander
Kileour, of Montgomery County.
Gibbons, it will he remembered, shot
into band of serenaders last March,
who had come to welcome himself and
his bride to their home, as was the Gus
tom in that neighborhCod. Young
HORNE received the bullet and died
shortly after. 1t is generally thought
that the prisoner got of with very
light sentence.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-01-13
THE NUPTIAL KNOT.
Some Happy Couples Who Have
Linked Their Lives for Better
or Worse.
ZECkER-ARNOLD.

LfsI fN-- - hNOislp.
Martin ECKER Il d Miss Nellie
Arnold, both of Bmkut>lille, ,hIs
county, were married Tue,day, Jan.
Bad, at Hagerstrwn.
DELAUTER-SHE
Mr.. Ira Carton Deauter and Miss
Bessie Viola ~herley, b'th Of Elleltun.
his county, Were married on Thur,-
day last, January 5, in this city, by
Elder p. ID. Fahrney.
MICHAEL-RFESE
Miss Sophia r.. daughter of Lewis
II. Reese, and Iheodofe J. Michael.
both of this city. Were married at the
st james Lutheran p,r-onag", hy the
Rev. l.. NJ. +. NJ ers, IN Jan. 3, 1899.
YOUNG-GAVER.
Married, Jan. 3, at The Lutheran par
sonage, III Middlrtown by Rev NJ l..
Beard, Henry Vernon Young and Miss
Van Rtlla 5 Gavtr, daughter of the
late Elias Gavrr.
Observation-Disclosures.
Chester A. Sprenk e. # Fountain
Dale, Pa, aud Hattie b. HaThaugh, OF
Sabllaeville. thus county, were married
/ Tuesday Afternoon, Jan. 3rd, 10y Rev.
j. S. Kletier at his +, sidence at Hagers-
town.
HAIN-WILSON.
Mr.. Chas X. Hahn and Miss Debo
lah b Wilson, Il niece of Mrs Steiner
Schley, of this city, were married re-
Gently in Baltimore The young lady
is we'll known II this city, where she
has frequently visited.
MILLER MORGAN.
Miss Jennie r., daughter of Mrs
FL zaheth aud the late Thomas w.
Morgan, Were married Tu' $ lay moru-
ing, Jan. 3, in Baltimore, To Jusrus MIL
Ter, ot this city. Rev. j. T. O'Brlpn, Of
the CathedraI, performed the ceremony
at the residence # Cardinal Gibbul s.
ZIMMERMAN-S SUMMERS.
Mr.. J seph Zimmerman with Mr..
JOIN H-rshbrrger, the r"nttcIonrrai d
baker, this city, aud Mis- Anne f..
Sumners OF Sho kstowu, were mar
red at uuptial mass at 81. Johns
Church on "Wednesday morning at 9
O'Clock Rev. FIR. Coleman was cele-
brant at the mass aud p-rfnrmed the
pretty C remony. Mr.. Albert SIN TIL,
of tins city, was best man, Miss May
Peters, Emuit-bug bridesmaid.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-01-13
Millions Given Away.

1t is certainly gratifying to- the pub
lie to know of ooe concern il the lani
which is not afrad to tie generous to
the needy and suffering. The prapr;-
ttnrs OF DIR. kng'- New Dl-covrry Tor
Cnusuml ton, Coughs ami Colds, have
given "A 'ay over ten milton trial bot
ties of this great medicine; aud have
the satisfaction of knowing it has ah-
sOluttly cured thousands of hopeless
ca-e~. Asthma, Bronchitis, IL mr-euess
and all diseases OF the Throat, Chest
aud Lungs are surely cured 10y it. Call
on 4. l.. Pearre, druggist, aud get !.
trial b'ttIe free. Regular size soc. and
81. Every bottle guaranteed, or price
refunded.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-01-13
NOTICE.

We, tho undersigned citizens and taxpayers
Of FIR derrick tUuuty nee Y give ne zee tEat
On the s0l day { Fur UARI, 500 We in.
t. nj .titiou the G unity Commis toner's OF
H. cdericE c. MY (attet duly puhl sniug no.
c. that ailc Il, to pen "a Il, road, r. begin
M a y int ON tn rua leading tr.m PARK
Mills to Mt tphrHiu, about mil east of
Park Mills. Thence s1uth thr ugu the wood
OTIS of + ed Ordeman, u. Dixon, Ihos. JHrbOe,
" m Noberlv, John keSSler,J II Williams,
Archer >naufler, Runton Snautier Jacob
Cline. Mrs VIM. oore, 1h,s n HARDWOOD,
Henry awreuce, Mcrill re and To com ect
on The land oflhos. Monkey with a r ad to be
opened from hat point 10 Dckerson Station
IN Montgomery tounty.
(Sgned).
w. II. SEARS,
MM. l. j. IlNGIING,
g. a. r.. SNAUFFER,
WIN j. MDBtRLY,
NJ. N. HARDWOOD and Others.
jan. lS-6t.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-01-13
A Strange Ride.

A colored man was discovered on
Sunday morning at Frederick june
ton in one of the most peril us and
peculiar situations in the experience of
IaiIro,d men. A freight engine was
taking wafer there aud the engineer
was ulling up when he discovered IA
colored man IN "A hali-r-cliniug position
under the boiler a~'e p. How he z,
there Or. stranger yet, how he stayed
there without injury isa mystery. 1t
is thought ht got tnere when the els
CINE was side tracked at Brur swirk.
The man, without any exp auatI' II,
Montevue.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-01-13
Muzzled Porkers!

Thieves entered the premises of
George Alfred Townsend at Gapland
recently aud carried off three pigs,
several turkeys and young chickens.
The report says the pigs We're killed
before they were carried off. Any one
who has ever attended butchering
can testify to the eloquent music made
by the porkers before they pass away,
and the above neighborhood must have
been desOlaten to allow such freedom to
thieves ~ the incident suggests
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-01-13
Mr.. j. Hanshew Marley Injured

We are glad to state that the condi.
tion OF Mr. J. Hanshew Markey is i'm
proved, hut the seriousness of his in
juries will necesitate his CONTINENT to
his bed for several weeks. He came
by the accident from fall, as he WAS
entering the Frs derrick County Bank,
last Tuesday, to take part in the
election of officers for that institution.
In some way he slipped and fell heav-
lily on his side, breaking his hip. He
was tenderly removed to his home on
Second street, where DR.. f. F. Smith
rendered the necessary medical atten-
ton. Mr. Marley is prominent shoe
merchant of this city, and has the
sympathy OF the community in his mis-
fortune.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-01-13
Bucklen's Arnlca Salve.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all
Skin Errptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale y . u. Pearre Drug
gist,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-01-13
Reception.

AT her home, "Willow Springs"
Lenistown. Md, on Friday evening,
December 30th. Miss Leatl erman gave
re- ep ton IN honor of her brother, &.
G. talhermau, Of r, anoke College.
Over fifty guests called during the
evening and were received and enter
tanned IN very delightful MANNER 10y
Mr.. and Miss Lentherman. Guests
were present from Bnckeystown. Ca
toctin Furnace, Charesville, KuoX-
vile, Lewist"wn, Liberty, Utica,
Walkersvllie, Westminster and Woods
LOro.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-01-13
Buckingham Industrial School.

The Buckingham Industrial School
T pool boys was opened on Tuesday
81 With an attendance Of five. The
yect OF this commendable institution
TO edncate poor boys who have no
lance to get an education. 1t is adj
lTaDiy situated, near Buckeystown,
ld Commands beautiful view. 1t
a accommodate about fifty pupils.
+. VIM. G. Baker is president.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-01-13
CIIIPLEY.

Mr. Samuel Chipey, n prominent
citizen Of Allegheny City, Pa, died at
his home on last Saturday morning,
after a long illness. Deceased was II
wcll-known railroad man and held an
important position in the office Of one
of the great trunk lines running out
Of Pittsburg, which Office he he'd up
to the time of his death, although con
fined to his house, on account of the
valuable services he had rendered. A
widow and several sons survive him.
The family is well known in this city,
where for a number of years they re-
sided.
The funeral took place from the depot,
the train arriving at 1920 u. NJ. Tues
dav. Relatives and friends met The
body and services at the grave, in MI.
Olivet Cemetery were conducted by
Rev. J. H. White The pail bearers
were MeSsrs. Alex Brengle, }. II. Ben
nett, b. Ii. Blackston and j. n. Zim-
norman. Messrs. A. r. Rice IL Sons
were the funeral directors.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-01-13

Mr.. Henry II. Russell, Of Brooklyn,
n. Y, son If the late Joshua Russell, OF
New Market District, this county,
died at hi, home on January 5lh, aged
sixty seven years. HIS wife, who was
Miss Smith, of Loudoun county, Va.
died some Years ago.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-01-13
Sale of Real Estate.

Noah E. Cramer, real estate, loan
and fire insurance agent, sold for Mr.
G. S. and Mary Elizabeth Myres theiI
house and lot situated No. 40 East
Third street, Frederick City, Md, to G,
q. Ausherman, for 81 400, net.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-01-13
PEARRE.

Mrs. Louisa v, wife of the late
Oliver Pearre, of This city, died on the
Ali instant, at the parental home, in
Howard County aged % years. De-
ceased was Miss Louise Dorsey, aud was
most charming and attractive woman.
She survived her husband about a
year.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-01-13
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.
MCPHERSON,

DR.. J. Chester Mcpherson, of Bruins
wick, This county, died suddenly on
tie 4th staut. IN the office of Dr. f.
&. Welch, COZ North Charles street,
Baltimore.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-01-13
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

FREDERICK. Nd jan nth, 1899.
he Board OF Directors of the Citizens Ma
tiOnal Bank, of Frederick Md, have this day
declared n semi auuul dividend of four (D
per cent. clear of taxes ayabe ON demand.
VIM. G ZIMMERMAN,
faN
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-01-13

William II Reese sold for the Reese
heirs the dwelling house and tot, No ID
West Third street, to Charles J. Doll for
the sum of sos.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-01-13
Observation-Disclosures

Chester A. Sprenk e. # Fountain
Dale, Pa. aud Hattie b. HaTnaugh, OF
Sablllaoville. this county, we're married
Tuesday Afternoon, Jan. 3rd, 10y Rev.
J. S. Kleiier, at hls +, silence at Hagers-
town