The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-11-20
LOCAL NEW 8
Some Little lettings About
People and Things.

DR.. and Mrs. VIM. Meredith
Smith have returaed from theil
wedding tour. and are at the
Smith family home, E. Second
street
The Washington county grand
iur, found indictments for lioting
against Richard McHenry, Gro
yer McHenry and Chas. Wilson.
The work on the South Market
str ct sewer Is progressing speed
iIv. Some rocks have been struck
which will necessitate blasting,
and may delay the work for a
short time.
Deputy Grand Master Rev.
Thomas Freeman Dixon made
an official visit to Frederick CITY
Lodge, No. 100. | D. o. F., on
Wednesday evening last, the
18th inst. and delivered an ad-
dress on "Odd Fellowship" There
was large attendance
Mr.. q. G. Carly, Frederick's
furniture establishment. is also
now having its grand opening
for the HOLIDAYS. All classes of
goods are displayed in this par
ticular line and with much taste.
Dainty souvenirs will be given
away during the opening
Charged with highway rob
berry and Jail breaking. Roy
King, who is wanted at Bruins
wick, Md. was arrested at York,
Pa, recently by Detective Stoner.
King was arrested in Frederick
and placed in the Brunswick Jail,
from which he escaped last week.
Discovery that the European
cattle plague has broken out
in herds in Montour aud North
cumberland counties, Pennsylva
MIA has caused much excitement
and apprehension among farmers
and dairymen. 1t is the first out
break Of the kind 10 Pennsy Iva.
MIA.
Mr. John Matthews. of near
Emmitsburg, this county. has
succeeded 10 growing a new va
riety Of field corn, which for lack
of a better name has been called
"rainbow." The corn is of good
size, fairly we'll grained, with
kernels OF widely different color
yellow, white, black, grey aud
intermediate lines.
Ambitions young men and Ia
dies should learn Telegraphy; for,
since the new s hour law became
effective there is a shortage of
many Thousand telegraphers. Po-
sitions pay from $50 to $40 per
month to beginners. The National
Telegraph Institute, of Philadel-
phia, Pa, aud Ave other cities is
operated under supervision of
r.. Il. Officials and all students
are placed when qualified. Write
them for particulars"
In the case of Reverdy Dronen.
berg, administrators of the estate
of Ephraim G. Harris, va. ID. Full
ton Harris, ct al, a case from the
Orphaus' Court for Frederick
county, and removed to the Cir
cult Court for Carroll county for
trial, the rulings of the court be.
low have been reversed by the
Court of Appeals aud new trial
granted to the appellant. Geo.
A. Pearre, Jr.s of Frederick, and
Steele, of Westminster, repre-
scented the appellant, MIR Dron
enberg, and Alfred Ritter and
Bond and Parke, of Westmlns-
ter, the appellee.
At recent meeting of the
Winchester Athletic A ssociation
w. S. Parker was reelected man
ager, Mr.. John Hines. captain
and Mr.. William Bielefeld. as
sistant manager. Tue Winches
ters will start practicing early for
1909. The team will have new
white suits with blue trimmings.
The probable line up will be
Hicks, c.; Hines and Gibson, p.;
Derringer, To-; Birlefeld, 2h;
Kemmic, s. s.; Smith, 3b. !;
Whitley, !. f.; Milburn, c. f; j..
j. Lee, r. f.; A. Lee, scorer; Uncle
Hank, umpire.
Frederick Branch tuberculosis
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