The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-03-07
LOCAL NEWS
,me Little lettings About
People and Things.

Advertise your sale in the CIT
ZEN. 1t will be read by thou
-,nds, and will bringyOu bidders.
IA Now comes old Sol to make
\ me and slush of the recent snow
Ill, and bad walking for pedes.
ians.
Martin Kemp, who has been ill
.,r some weeks with smallpox at
~ s home in BuckeystOwn, has en-
lArely recovered.
/ A number of public sales had
be postponed on account of the
,ayy snow of Wednesday, which
ockaded the county roads.
l., President Roosevelt will go to
Pie charleston Exhibition, de-
an, lite the unpleasant Tillman cpl
adde. The date is not yet fixed.
The two-story dwelling of Fred
lick Schleigh. North Market
6r rect, Frederick. was sold Tues,
hssy to Harry f. Shipley for 81, 525.
is now occupied by f. F. Tyer-
Pnilr.
Forty shares of the capital stock
the Central National Bank
lid in Frederick city at S33 per
b, lare; 80 shares of tie Farmers
Ehs Id Mechanics National Bank
laid at $50 per share. The par
u slue of each is S25.
80 "A lease of the Blue Mountain
n on and Steel Company's prop
Al 'ty and plant at Catoctin Fur
ace, this county, to Ralph Bran
., reth, of Ossining, Westchester
+a ,unty, N. Y, was recorded on
|dlonday last.
ng Noah Cramer, real estate and
y ian agent, sold for Mr.. Aaron
" osenstock his lot of ground on
], lie north side of East Second
a rect. this city, improved with a
il Tree story pressed brick and
Zone bay front dwelling house, to
!. @. Winebrener, Jr.
+ DIR. Brown, chiropodist, will be
town on Monday and Tuesd ay,
i; be 10th and 18th of March.
by ii those wishing treatment will
Is se her then as she will not visit
frederick for some time again,
!, wing to her large practice in
h altimore.
T. Maryland is completely snow
D ound, railroads and county roads
y re blocked and traffic paralyzed.
At Joining so close upon the heels
+ f the recent floods, and with in
reasing power in the suns rays,
lore trouble can be looked for
/ hen the thaw sets in.
John G. Hardt, president of the
frederick Building Association,
4 Tuesday released fifty-two
ortgages given by members of
!. ne association some years ago.
be mortgages ranged in amount
'om 500 to IS, 900. Series | in
le associations stock, issued in
,95, matured last Saturday.
DR.. Edwin McSchindel was for
10 third time nominated by the
, 'emocratic City Convention of
agerstown, on Monday night,
" Mayor. He has been elected
70 successive terms. 1t is proba.
10 he will be again elected, as
is administration has been very
lccessful and he is a most popu-
lr man.
Dr. Samuel L. Haffner, health
Ulcer, has informed the Board of
! ounty Commissioners that he
ad been notified by the State
oard of Health to notify all
hysicians in the county to
Ike al possible precautions
gainst smallpox, and that he de-
red the board to authorize him
,send out circular letters to all
racticing physicians. The board
ave DR.. Hetiner the authority to
sue the circular letters.
Professor and Mrs. e. G.
looyer, of Wolfsville, this
ounty, are now making their
ONE in Wyoming. About a
ear ago they went west to settle
p the estate of the late Calvin
y Hays, brother of Mrs.
iooyer, who was large cattle
wner and who died quite
7ealthy. The deceased who was
son Of John l.. Hays, of VOLTS.
lille, went west twenty wears
go. He was unmarried and his
state will go to his parents.
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