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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-29
NOTES.-The Waits.

Rev. 5 y. Heach viii leave on MS Va
cation OF July 50.
Rev. R Ridenour preached II the L.
B. church on Sunday morning and even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Ohio Delauder was tn.
recent guests Of George y. Delauder and
family.
Mss Bertha Bowers Of Baltimore IS
visiting the home OF her friend. RexfoTd
Msugsns-
The Catoctin Band furnished music Al
the festival OF Saturday given Al Nj.
Cine house.
Tohn Herpst has purchased new trac-
ton engine and thresheT, and IS busily
engaged threshing.
Clyde Harp and Prof H. NJ. Warren
feltz spent q couple Of DAYS with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Wauenfeltz.
Stacy StottIemyer vas thrown by his
horse and received serious bruises, no fatal
results, however, are anticipated.
Miss Barbara Valentine and Miss Lizzie
Clews OF Hagerstown are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. 4. Z. Hoover and family.
Josiah F Smith, elder, and Charles
Lenheimer. Gordon Shroyer and H. P.
Stotilemyer. deacons, were installed on
Sunday in the Lutheran church, by Rev.
W. D. Nicoll.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-29

Frederick Cliy-Nayor, John Edward
Sch-lL
Register and Tax COllector-Mi4hael
A. McCafr=y.
Ald=rmea-L@xis A. Rice, Martin c.
Kemp. 7. Daniel Crimmins. Henry ~
GittinEer. Iohn I. Johnson Clerk,
Tacob Schmidt Board meets third We'd
uesday Of every month.
City Health O1cer-Dr. Ira J. Nc
Curdy.
Policemea-Ge5rge Brengle, Edward
HerRig. William King. Iohu F. Fleming,
Reverdy Drou-noerg. John B.umenouT,
Edward Herring
Electric Light Engineer-Edward Tit
low
Fireman-Samuel Abrecht.
Electric Light Linemen-Frank Ridge
~, George Wallace.
Market nasier-C. William Dams
berger.
Superintendent OF Water Works
Frank T. Tyeyar.
Police Christian II. EcIzstein.
John Francis Smith and J Alfred Ritter,
CITY Aitorney-Edward ]. Smith.
City Election SuperYisors-Carlton s
Stull Henry I D. Hsgan, DEMOCRATS;
Tobias Kuhn. Republican. {. Thomas
Eckstein, Clerk.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-29

Dznze-. executor q EIizzb@th E Dz11e-,
deceased hled ard dis-ri5ution made
inventories q socks and bonds, debts
due ard oSr-nt nol-y Il th- estate O.
Henry II So-Tis, deceased, fled
F-st and fIzl account q Bertha 4
Rec. execut-lx O. Sarah c z Dought-
erty- deceased, fled and distributiou
made
Letters q guardianship granted 70
Sarah Z Bel, guardian io- William and
Harry Bel
Counts order % sell personal properly
II ne estate Of Jesse II. DoEneY. s.,
deceased, fled
Couus order 70 sell stocks and bonds
il the estate q Frank Hesson, deceased,
fled
Inventory Of current money in the -
tate Of John " Bell deceased. fled
Sales q personal property and stocks
and bonds Il the estate or Lewis ".
Mottzr, deceased. fled.
First and final account OF Margaret
Elizabeth Lsmp-. Administrative Of I.
Henry La1lPe, deceased. fled
First and ina account or Maria Keiser.
executrlx O. Wm. keiser. deceased.
fled and Distribution made
Courts arder 10 sell personal property
in the estate Of Samuel :. Crzyer, de-
ceased, fled
Fourth and final account OF Frances
]. Bzrtholow, guardian 10 Francis J.
BartboloN. r., fled
Inventory q personal properly in the
estate Of John D. Ead-r, deceased.
fled
Report OF sales OF real estate Of Alice
I Anderson, deceased, fled.
Report Of sales q real estate OF Eu-
genia E. COT. deceased. fled
Z Letters Of administration upon the
eS.zte o. Joseph c. Fink. deceased.
E granted 10 Cassidy LinthiCur. admins.
traitor
Inventory Of current money in the
{ estate q George F. Tall, deceased, fled
{ appointment Of Isaac ". Motter, guar.
( dian = Charlotte Mouer.
First and final account OF Isaac n
/ Mouer, Lewis E. Motter and Augusta:
4 Hack. executors Of Lewis Mouer, de
ceased, fled and distribution made.
Report Of sales OF real estate Of Lev
I Price, deceased. filed.
Letters testamentary in the estate o
Ellen Y Collins, deceased. granted K
{ Z. Virginia Crsmer. executrix.
Letters testsmeutary in the estate O
! George F. Tall. deceased granted L
Z Florence N. Slime, executrix.
Letters testsmentary in the estate o
William E Hyatt, deceased. granted K
Emma c Hyatt. executTix.
Inventories OF personal property anC
current money IN the estate Of SusaI
Shivers. deceased, filed.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-29
The Manly Art.

Apropos of the recent prize fight. the
signed editorial in the Outlook by Theo-
dore. Roosevelt praising the manly art
of boxing, and at the same time con-
demning the brutality of the prize fight
throws another side light on a much
discussed topic
Colonel Roosevelt tells how he, him
self, in MS early days derived much
benefit from the boxing contests, al
though not always with success over
his opponent, and how as Police Com
missioner he encouraged this form of
exercise and recreation among the DO.
licemen and firemen of New York, and
later as the President Of the soldiers and
sailors. The former president confesses
not only TO admiration OF. but to friend
ship with number of professional
boxers and heroes of the prize ring. but
hits the bulls eve when he decries the
sordid and brutal conditions that have
come to surround these pugilistic bouts
with prize money aggregating hundreds
OF thousands OF dollars divided almost
equally between the winner and the
loser, aud the additional temptation
offered by the prospect of the moving
picture royalties. The manly art as it
is practiced by the professionals, has de-
generated so as 10 disgust every one and
to forfeit the good opinion even Of those
who are disposed TO encourage whole
some tests of courage, strength and en-
durance. Omaha Bee.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-29
The Country s Growth.

me preliminary reports that are being
made public by the Census Bureau Of
The town and country population indicate
material INCREASES in all cases. Heavy
percentages OF gain are scored BY some
Of the cities Itwould Dc unsafe. however,
10 assume from this circumstance that
the ratio OF Federal inc ease IS in a way
10 be advanced appreciablv Il IS posi-
bic that the phenomenon known as the
city drift. which has been for some
decades in evidence, viii play an import
ant part IN this census as in the recent
past Returns from the farming dis
tricts must be awaited before any COM
puiation IS permissible, regarding the
national population. These returns are
much slower than the city figures.
Judging from all appearances. the
national population will be some where
between ninety-one millions and ninety
FIVE millions. There IS no likelihood OF
Il reaching 100. 600. 900 as has lately been
suggested BY enthusiastic students Of the
count. Nor is there any particular reason
10 wish for that figure This IS grow
ing country and its attainment Of the
one hcndred million mark will very soon
be reached. perhaps too soon for the
good Of the nation. The point of saiu-
ration is vet far distant as regards the
entire area OF the United States. bu; in
some places II has been passed. The
Chief problem then Of today IS to effect
more even distribution Of the popula-
ton by spreading the newcomers from
other countries throughout the smaller
cities, and the urban area. instead OF
p PRINTING them TO settle in the places of
their initial landing : Washington Star
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-29
Poor Old Married Man

It was full moonlight night. and the
neighb0ring bells were Ginning the hour
Of a. m.
Martha. called the young husband,
who had been pacing the floor since
midnight. Martha, the baby IS CRYING
for the moon"
There was slight twisting of quilts.
''Yum-yum, John, was the answer.
and then more snores.
Two hours elapsed, and still John was
pacing the floor
Martha. he called in desperation.
There was long silence.
Martha, do wake up | can't quiet
little Henry; he is still crying for the
moon"
There was series of yawns and
then:
well, John, for PHYS sake. if he is
crying for the moon, why don't you
give il to him and not keep me awake
all night2''
And then she turned over for another
nap Chicago Meas.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-29
New Market Items

Mr.. Ashton OF New Jersey is spending
a few days al Utz Hotel
F. L Derrick Of Virginia IS visiting his
aunt, Mrs. H. h. Hopkins.
Mrs. /. T. Griffith and daughter OF
Washington spent the day here.
Miss Victoria Trook Of Washington IS
the guest Of Mrs. John Bzrtholow
Mrs. Daniel Miller Of Washington. D.
c, IS the guest Of Mrs ;. R. Brown.
Miss Marsaline Stier is visiting her
brother, nT. J. H. Steir in Hartford Co.
Miss Mary Rheam and Mrs. William
Shaw, who have been i'll, are improving.
Mrs. H. II. Thomas or Baltimore. &C
compsnied By her niece and little grand
daughter, is visiting her brother ~. H.
Hogarih
DR.. J. II Collins, wife and children OF
Savannah, Ca. came on Friday to visit
their auuis Mrs. ). Trundle and Miss
Hannah Reich
Little Mary Downey. daughter OF SIR.
Frank DoWney Of Sandy Springs. is Wis
Ing her suuis Mrs. Emma MAYNARD and
Miss Neitie ZONES.
Amelia Wood. infant daughter Of Mr.
Harry and the late Easie Wood. died on
Sunday evening and was laid 10 rest in
New Market cemetery beside her mother
who died one month ago.
Mrs. u. Jones gave card party Satur-
day evening Her on, Of town guests
we're Maryis Williams. Courtney VII
lisms Dorsey Downey q Sandy Springs.
hr. Owens Er and Hrs. Barryman OF
Baltimore. Miss JAMIE Quynu Of Freder-
lex. and Others.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-29
Marriage Licenses.

Earl s Charlton, of Washington. D
c, and Minnie B. Musgrove, Of Bruins.
wick.
Oliver Hamilton Fogle, of near Lib
cry, and Clara Belle Barnes, of Porter's,
Carroll county.
Charles c. Eichelberger. Of near
Blacks Mil. and Mary NJ. Stoitlemyer,
Of near Eicholtz's Mill.
John Louis Price. Of Washington, and
Marie NJ. Butler Of York, Pa.
Franklin f. Gaver, of Myersville,
and Maude Blickenstaff, of Wolfsville
J. Howard Esworthy and Maggie
Helen Black, both Of near Middletown.
Steiner r Wachter, Of Walkersville.
and Pansy +. Staufer, Of Unionville.
Julius Jesse Kirchner, OF Baltimore.
and Lula Lee Norris. of Middletown.
lanes Henry Giles, Of Knoxville, and
Nellie Agnes Truman, of near -Burkitts-
Vile
John Emory Ferguson of near Snow
Hill, Worcester county. and Harriet Z.
Hoffman Of near New Market.
Jesse L. Keeney OF Centreville and
Alice c. Eyler Of Daysville.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-29

William Fly. colored, was arrested BY
Officer HeTwig on the charge Of cursing
and swearing He was taken before Jus
tee Smith. who fined hin 3, which was
paid
William Oden was arrested BY Officer
King OF the charge o: being drunk and
disorderly. He was placed in the lookup
for three hours in order 10 sober up. and
afterwards released on parole BY Justice
Smith.
George Lewis and Henry Gallagher.
coloTed, were arrested ny Officers Her
ring and Herwig on the charge OF fight
ing Al the corner Of Market and AL
Saints street. They were taken before
Justice Smith who imposed fine OF S
upon each. In default Of payment the
prisoners were sent TO jail for 80 days.
D. F. Pincin plead guilty to charge
Of being drunk and disorderly before Jus
tee Smith. He was fined s., 90 which
was paid Officer King made the arrest.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-29
Marriages in the Month.

According 70 the marriage license
record a. the cle-k's Office during TIE
month o. June, marriages were performed
by ministers n the county ss follows
Rev E H Lamar. G Rev E L Nc
Lean, Z; Rev Barron R Czruzhan, Nj
Pl=zsznt , Rev. Wzyle Il Bowers
Jefferson Rev. Howard Keen. Kemp
town: Elder P. D. Fahrney. Rev A II
Cluck- Emulils0urg; Rev. F.. Q. Hay
den, Emulitsburg. Rev James O'ConneIs
Brunswick. Rev Francs N Alien Rev.
II. D. Nicol. MYersvlil-: Rev. J. ".
Kirzcote. Rev. Fl. a I ConlOn, Rev.
Paul H Ke-termzn, Doubs. Rev Dr..
Charles Renewal. Emnaitsburg; Rev.
G. ". Thomas, Point Of Rocks; Rev
Alonzo .. Winters, Rev Abszl0m Knox,
Rev. F.. George H Tragesser, Nj St
Mays Rev l. T. Valentine colO-ed.
Rev. ]. ". Bowie, colored, Burkittsyille.
and Rev 7. W. Townes. colored, each
one Ministers certificates have not been
returned for four licenses.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-29
FeagaviIle Notes

Mr. John ! Murray, 81 Washington,
has been visiting II. 3. F. Zimmerman
Ms K s euler. Of Baltimore. hzs
been visiting friends Il this vicinity
Richard Der spent several days with
his grandparents here, the past Eees-
There WIS preaching II S Luke
Lutheran Church this place, OF Sunday
lzst- a , 3 p. n
Mrs.. Nzrc-llus Wach.er has been En-
tertzining Mss Ruth Ride1our, Of
Brs6dock Heights.
Mrs William Thomas and family, OF
Harmony Grove was recently enter
tanned 5y Mrs John Harg-tt-
VI. YIN. P. Morselle vas n Frederick
Jas, Saturday attending t1e meeting Of
the Republican Central Committee.
M-. P l. Hargett, or Frederick, was
visitor II this place during the past
week
Holy Communion will Be observed
a. Mount Zen Reformed Church, this
place, OF Sunday morning, July 5Ist.
a 70 90 Preparatory services viii De
held on FRIDAY afternoon. z9th-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-29
Bids For Postomoe Site

A special dispatch from Washington
D. c., OF recent date saws that The bids
were opened = few days ago a. the Treas
ury Department Tor a new site FOR the
new D0st0iilce ~ Frederick Nd. Dur
ing The last session 81 Congress. Repre-
sentative Pearre secured an appropriation
q SIS 600 for the sire 81 a posi0fice ~
Frederick. Proposals for a site were
asked for and the bids were opened al
The Treasury Department There we're
s1 bids, ranging from Sto.ooo to 10000.
ne bids were IS follows
Wilcoxon & Brown. site At the north
east corner Of West Second and Bentz
streets. size 1911 By Iso. puce 81. 600.
). /. Hsrgeit. southwest corner Of
West Patrick street and Kiinehart's
alley. no price stated.
Noah r. Crsmcr. southeast corner Of
Court and West Second streets, size IS
by Is6: price fioooo.
Cramer < stauiier, east side Of Record
street, between West Second aud Coun.
cl streets. sic g. BY 200. price $500.
W. II. Barnes, northeast corner Of Pat
rick and Carroll streets, size go By 1853:
price f2z.AIo.
William W. Doub. southwest corner Of
Church and Court streets. size IS by
100 price 10000.
Before the site is selected the Treasury
Department will send an inspector 10
look over the property offered, decide
which IS the most available and report
to the department.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-29
Baltimore &ohio Railroad
VERY LOW RATE
SUMMER EXCURSIONS

ATLANTIC CITY.
Cape Nav. Sea Isle City, Ocean City. y. J..
A>bury Park. y. j., Long Branch. " j.,
Point Pleasant. n j., Ocean City Md. and
Rehoboth Beach, Del, June 23rd. July 9TH
std 2lst, August 4th and 18Th and septem-
6 A, r; National Encampment. September
| 18th TO 2ith.
ATLANTA, GA,
/ odd Fellows q. o. o. FL, Sovereign Grand
Lodge and Patriarchs Militant, September
] 18th 10 24th.
| CHICAGO. ILL,
| Knights Templar, Triennial Conclave.
August sth 10 18th.
DETROIT, MICH,
Elks tB. P o. e., Grand Lodge. july llth
TO 18th.
MILWAUKEE,, WIS,
knights Of Pythias, Supreme Lodge, Aug.
ust 10 TO-
OCEAN GROVE, MI.
Friends General Conference, July sth 10
18th.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, n. Y,
B VI. ". International Convention, uly
18th to 10th.
PACIFIC COAST CONVENTIONS.
FRESNO, CAL.
3rd.
Los ANGELES, CAL.
American Institute OF Homeopathy, July
llth to 18th -
American Bankers Association, October
3rd to 9TH.
PORTLAND, ORE,
Ancient Order OF Hibernians in America.
July 18th 10 oath.
PUEBLO, COL,
National Irrigation Congress, September
18th to 30th
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL,
American Osteopathic Association, Aug.
ust LIST to 9Th.
American Veterinary Medical Association.
September 5th to 9th
9Th ~
concatenated order Of Hoo Hoo, septem.
VICTORIA, B. c.,
Methodist Church General Conference
August IA.
For full details as TO rates, routes. dates ON
which tickets will be sold, time OF trains etc.
apply TO ticket agents, Baltimore, & Ohio
H. ~. June til
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-29

c. ]. OF made . business trip 10 Balti-
more.
John Difendsll and Maurice 10y Of
Frederick were visitors here.
Miss Cora Stimrell Is spending several
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Shull.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shurb spent a short visit
with Mrs. Morris Smith and family.
George Bieiler and family and Miss
Else Robinson visited The family or JOS
eph Miller
John ~. 10y. Deputy County Treas
urer, was on a visit al his home during
the week
Misses Grace and Mary Zimmerman Of
Frederick and Mrs. Jere. Martin spent
Sunday in Westminster visiting relatives.
Mrs Charles DOmer and Miss Mabel
Miller Of Grac>ham visited the former 5
mother, Mrs. Morris Smith.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-29
Liberty Locals.

Miss Lula Wooden is visiting friends al
Centreyille
Harry Lowman was seriously injured
BY MS team running away
Mr Arnold Whiimore and family have
been visiting the parental home.
Mrs. Vincent Yingling has been visiting
Miss fingling on Locust street.
Rev J. F. Wooden held service in the
NJ. 7. church on Sunday morning.
Rev J. w. Hammersley preached in
the NJ. Z. church on Sunday evening.
Frank Collenberg had as guest bis
nephew, Frank Buckley Of Baltimore.
Miss Mary Wooden has been entertain
ing Miss Pauline Cromwell Of Walkers
vile.
Justice Trundle and F. 0. Smith were
in Frederick in the interest Of the great
Liberty picnic
Mrs. Belle V. Norris was slightly in
lured by fall, slightly cutting her face.
Dr Stone rendered medical ard.
Mrs. c. A. Norwood has been enter
tanning Mr.. c. A. Mills and Mr.. and Mrs.
Riddleberger Of Wsynesboro. Pa.
Miss Mary A. Sappington. the accom-.
plished daughter Of +. Il. Sappington Of
Frederick has been visiting friends in this
locality.
The Christian Endeavor met on Sun
day evening in the NJ. ?. church, topic
Living with Christ, leader, Mrs. J. +.
Wooden.
Father Kavsnaugh. the popular pastor
OF St Peters X. c. church, gave recep-
ton recently in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William +. Kelly Of Washington, ID. c.
A dance followed, the music being flirn-
ished by the Union Bridge Orchestra.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-29
woodsboro Items

Mr. Harry Shank has been in Fred
erick thepast week On business.
Benjamin Smith is visiting his many
friends in Western Maryland
Rev. K. s Pofiinberger and family
are visiting friends N Middleburg
Mr.. Anderson and family. Of Balh-
more. are visiting Mr. Albert Ecker.
hr. F. O. Cost of Nidd.eburg. is
visiting Nr and Mrs. ". K. Smith.
Mr. Frank Delaplsine, Of Deiour. was
q visitor 70 relatives IN this locality.
Mr.. George p McCleery AMI wife
have been visiting relatives IN this
vicinity.
Mrs Allen Hahn is entertaining her
little nephew, Willie Shreeye. Of Bzlti-
more
Messrs. Charles and ". Il. Dorsey
have been visiting friends in Hanover.
Pa.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-29
FsEDEzIcK CoryTY.


Circuit Cour--Chief Judge. Hammond
Timer. Associzte Iudses. John c Not
ter and Tsues z Henderson Cou-r
meets A. Frederics- City. Erst Monday IN
February and Szo.euber fo- Grand Jury
Terms. Decembe-. petit Jury term Nay,
nonJury term
Clerk Of The Circuit CouT--iiz--y "
Bowers DepI-y Clerks. 4 DO p , 8
Fezrhasze Chzrles 2. CroE. J. y. LIZ. u
=. S1sz FL O. Hauzh. Harry E Cazp-
H1e an1 Chari=s l. Cgle
ReeSer IS T1-llis-Szmuei D Thomas.
Depuues. Felton Thomas, I9l1 r.
Grove
Orphans Co1-1-W-Han n Peare.
Chez lodge John = ph.eeEe-. George
IT WMrmo-e Orphans Court meets
every M11lzy Tu=s1ay and Ne1aesg-zy
81 each Er=E
County Tr-ss--e--Dsniel Z Padse.-
C51-te Commissioners H. Ho-
garth Pres de-t. Ctsr.-s ST. zimmerman.
Lincoln q Ifr-e-u-1. S-eEart AMMAN
ard Cas--s ~ Io1rs1-. hardwood D.
Hzrp. C.e-E George e Dea1is, IT, A.
iO-uey
Board Of Ctz-ues ard Correction
David C-a---. president EcEln =
Ho1-k. secretary. samuel j. LILY. tres
u---. fa-lo Diusl Lewis r Fl0o1-
SANE g. G-=EE- Superintendent rs.
Sc8- Ear.1s-=l C.-TE-
S-h31- Conn 5ue-s-Isasc n Mot
te-. u-.s5--t. e. F. Lee Il ,. Cross,
r. ~.1Ees. a. -. Nicodeuus. IL and
foaa e. Lezf--rmz1- Jacob R01-ozci,
atone.
S-c---ary. Treasurer and Erami1sr-
foa1 7. White. ASSAM. 5 y. Young
STATE Aeouey-A--hur D Willard
Sas-iF-lFi VILLAIN = Crimes. Deputies
william r smith. Chester ~ Hauver.
Turnkey Charles T. PEO@Jus-
supervisors Of E,ecu0ns-lohn ".
Humm. Demo-zt. president; samuel y.
Dol, Replb.cs1- Joseph : Elsennsu@r-
Demo-at. clerk. Breekeurlde shaw.
S1w-yor-E Emory c. Cum.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-29
Application for License With
drawn.

The Lichtensiein Distlling Company
OF Cumberland, purchasers Of the Price
Distillery, made application to sell liquor
in Frederick county, which was advertised
and the case set for hearing on July 25th.
Objections were fled BY the Anti-Saloon
League for the reason that the disillerY
IS located within three miles Of Locust
Grove Methodist church in District No. 9
and according 10 an act of the last Cen
oral Assembly the County Clerk IS pro-
hibited from granting a license to anyone
TO sell liquor in that locality Leo Vein
berg Withdrew the application.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-29
Burkit-zville Notes

Peter Hemp has been n Fre6--ck O.
business
Services were bed Il TIE Reso-med
church on Sunday morning.
Miss Edna Fizhtr1zn S risi-izz rela-
t.ves Al Hz-peT $ Ferry. ~ "a
Mrs Frances SchiI6znecEt and son
rere recent visitors 70 Baltimore City.
Messrs. Hem W-ia=1. Frank Slifer
and Ms Charles Hayden are CT the sici,
list
Cazrles Pfeiie- ard daughter, Ohio !.
Gzv=T and {. c Maught were II Fred
erck during the week
The Christian E16-zvo- Association
and Temperance Legion he'd . largely
attended meeting II the Rsts-m=d church
or Sunday evening
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-29
Orphans Court.

Inventory Of personal property of
Grafton CosileY, deceased, filed.
Inventories Of personal property.
stocks, and bonds, debts due and cur
rent money in the estate Of (. Florence
Censnd, deceased. filed.
Inventories Of personal property,
stocks and bonds and real estate OF
Elizabeth Z. Danner. deceased. filed.
First and final account of Samuel NJ.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-29
II Pleasant

Mrs. llsry c Burner Is entertaining
relatives ron Eez- IoH1ss5-le-
Master George Wise. who wzs kiCkec
b Dr. Wizard 5 horse . f=w days ago, IS
getting along n5c@iF-
Masters Walter and Hugh Hahn q near
New Lo1ool Eer- ire guess o. -hsir
grzlcpz-e--s q Sunday Isl
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-29
New London

NJ George N1s5zuu ard family are
entertaining TIE MISS LEAFS from Cr-z-
GerstoEl-
Mss Anne Campbell O Baltimore &
spending ter day vacation Eiia NJ. and
Mrs George Shoemaker q ms Place
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-29

At Worthington's Spring, along the
monocacy, near Frederick Junction. a
party of Fredericktonians have pitched
their tents and are enjoying camp life on
the river. Those in the party are: MIR.
and Mrs. Harry Lebherz, Misses Helen
Hershberger, Elizabeth Woman. Mar
CRETE Dill, Isabel Zimmerman and Messrs.
Hugh s. Duffy, Walter DuvaIl, c. Lee
Ordeman and William NJ. Storm.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-29

Miss Casey. visiting nurse for the Fred
erick County Branch Of the Maryland
Association for the Prevention and Relief
Of tuberculosis, reports for the week
ending Saturday, July 3, 1870 IS calls
made.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-29
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

List OF Those Who Hold Once in
City and County, Elective and
App ointiye.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-29

Augustus Glenn Of Woodsboro was in
this city on business.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-03-24
A Lost Eighty.

A Dodgeville correspondent to the
Milwaukee Sentinel of recent date re-
ports lost eighty in the government
survey on a rocky hill about half way
between Dodgeville and Mineral Point.
All the sections hold out their $40 acres
and then a rectangular eighty acres or
nearly that amount of land was not
surveyed at all years ago, so no one
owns it and, while it carries some ore,
no one has cared to go to the expense
to have the United States resurvey and
put it up for sale and entry. 1t is not
tillable and is very steep and rocky.
From the top Of its hill one has view
of forty to fifty miles in every direc-
ton.