The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-12-13
ROCKY SPRINGS,

Dec. y, 1890.
The message of President Cleveland,
as it appears in the CITIZEN, is a very
able, strong and patriotic one. On the
International questions his views are
clear and concise, and on the currency
he voices the sentiment of the people
for honest money. "Give us dollar
for dollar, not 81 cents for dollar.n
1t is true Democracy clear through.
Messrs. Joshua Main, Chas Klipp,
George l.. Twenty, j. l.. Lor,z aud
Mrs Samuel Miller have butchered.
Mrs. Jennie Morgan, of Frederick,
spent few days with her sister, Mrs.
Geo. l.. Twenty.
The Young Peoples Temperance So
ciely held their weekly meeting last
Friday night, at the residence of Mr..
ID. j. Young, Yellow Springs. A well
selected program was rendered, consist
ing of readings, by the Misses Sadie
Summers aud Price Young, also well
; rendered recitation by Miss Matte
Young. One new member was also
received into the Society. The Society
will hold their next meeting at the
residence of Mr.. w. p. Morsell.
PrO6 II. B. Domer, of Anneville,
Pa, gave stereoptican lecture at the
chapel last Saturday evening" his SUBJ
ject being "Blble lands and the rise and
progress of Christianity" The lecture
was illustrated by views of the eastern
countries. The proceeds of the lecture
are for the benefit of the Uuion Biblical
Seminary, U. b. Church, Dayton,
Ohio.
The Rev. J w. Owen will continue
his protracted meetings this week.
The WIS and C.'s seem to be in con-
troll Of the weather this fall. For over
month it has been alternately warm,
wet and cold.
The moon in its different phases for
this month, gives us u very wet and
cold month.
MIR. John T. H. HiIderbrag on tire, 81
6 inches long. A as-inch hole to
punched in top of lever. Second
80 1874 inches from top hole, and Il
- hole IL inches from second hole. !,
q lever to be rounded at the lowert
10 for handle, and bent similar in sl
- as diagram, and bolted between
i, piece and cap on corner of fl
through middle hole of lever. U
chion by two iron straps, one on
side of stanchion; said straps tot
feet long, a inch thick and ~ in,
wide. The lower hole to be fastent-
2 right-hand stanchion with two p.
n of strap iron the same size as allow
Y inches long.
When stanchions are closed, bore
or two %-inch holes in post bac
lever, in which use iron pin to !,
IRE and close the dishorner. Bore "a
he outside of each post, one foot froE;
ne top, to put rope around to hold
ID head. Also spike two wedge-sh,
,. II. Maynard, j. Roy .oundergill,
and Chas. Miller; the negative; Revs.
Geo. X. Stpplngton, j. A. Pfoutz, and
George GrablIl. After December 20,
the Society will meet weekly at this
place. All are cordially invited to at
tend.
Mr.. H. Lee Stouer, of near this
place, told your correspondent that he
realized from II Jersey cows, from De-
cember /, 1894, to December l, 1895,
the enormous amount of 3, 46S pounds
of butter, an average of $50 pounds per
mouths, ana Iz3 pounds per week.
Mr. St0ner has De LAVAL separator
and he also has as fine herd of Jerseys
as this county can show.
Our esteemed friend, Mr.. Joseph
Good, spent Saturday and Sunday
with his friends in Harmony, Carroll
County. He returned this morning.
Misses Blanche and Lottie Repp, of
Boyd's Station, Montgomery County,
are spending this week with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon
Hartsock, of this place, and will return
home Friday
The DunGards new order will have
series of meetings at Beaver Dam,
near this place, commencing Tonight
and lasting all week.
Butchering is now in order and quite
lot of fine porkers have been slaught-
cred the past week.