The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-11-27
LOCAL NEWS.
80 Little lettings About PEG
pie and Things.

OtlC'S
- are very scarce in our market.
think of it, Christmas is almost
here.
IO+ he tie order of the day.
=. Frank Clingan and family will
Va "a in -. Louis in the future.
ok ont for the change of time on
LgR2 altimore and Ohio Railroad.
.1.t YOUR colts and young stock have
nm on the rye. 1t will do them
root ball is now the rage at all the
noes. nOgs So far, Princeton takes the
lead
Tho lecture tonight at City Opera
uin.e will be a rare treat. Popular
prices
Miss Pigman and Miss Maulsby
have returned from a pleasant visit to
New loFh.
,rsssrs j. Roger McSherry, Thomas
ri.snhauer and NJ. Phebus are hunting
IN North Carolina.
Mr.. john j. Griffis. of Baltimore,
:. visiting her sister, Mrs. l.. V. Baugh-
man, at Poplar Terrace.
Tfyou have sore throat, eat an APP
rIs every night before you go to bed.
+ will help YOU in many ways.
The bows who have been on the Salt
piyar tril are back and interested in
turkey for Thanksgiving dinner.
The b. 4 o. workmen have been en-
raced the past week in putting down
new flooring at Washington Junction.
Lots of nad places are in our city
nayemeuts, and a. bad weather is APP
nroachug they should be fixed in
time.
The Elk Ridge Hunting Club had a
fine chase near EllicOt City last week.
Mr. Harry Birckhead acted as master
Of hounds,
Partridges and pheasants are very
scarce iu Frederick County, though
rabbits are still being slaughtered by
the wholesale.
AHvely foot ball game between the
Rockville and Frederick clubs was
pavcd at the Fair Grounds on Thanks
giving afternoon.
Barrels of apples from New York
and the West are for sale by nearly all
our or eervmen The best bring S1.50
and u 40 per barrel.
We trust all our friends and subscrib-
ers enjoyed a royal Thanksgiving dim
ner In suite Of their disappointed hopes
for Bryan and free silver.
Good advice: Never leave home on
Journey without bottle of Cham
beTlam' collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. For sale by A. Pearre,
Under the new schedule on the B.
& o. the sunday papers do not reach
this city until after II O'Clock, other
wise there is no change in our mail de-
livery.
Hoo cholera prevails to some extent
in certain parts of the county. A great
mauy hogs have already been butcher
ed, farmers fearing they might he Wis
tied with cholera.
Dr. Wilson, of Baltimore, was called
in consultation on Sunday last with
Dr. Franklin Smith, who was in at
tendance upon the little daughter of
Mr.. Augustus Wilson, of Urbana.
Mr. q bert Dorsey, the General Su-
periutendent Of the Baltimore and
Frederick Pike, is determined to have
frst-clsss road to Braddock Heights,
and on to Hagerstown. Stone is being
spread all along the line.
The lecture at the City Opera House
on Friday will be a treat to our citi-
zens. DR.. Stoddard is a celebrated
lecturer aud the subject of Dickens
viii be well worth listening to from
such a renowned student.
Mrs. Annie Dorsey, of Baltimore,
was summoned to Frederick on Mon
day last by the illness of Annie Will
son, daughter of Mrs. Augustus Will
son, who was critically i'll in this city.
The little sufferer, we are sorry to note,
has since died.
At the alms-hOuses in the State of
Pennsylvania the tramps are kept over
night or given a meal when hungry,
then they are made to travel on. The
alms-hOuses are intended for the poor
of the county and should not be filled
up all the winter long with tramps
from other States.
The farmers should make up their
minds not to breed to anything but the
best horses in the county A colt from
a scrub horse costs just as much to
raise as a colt from fine sire. Breed
to the best and thus get rid of all the
Trash In the county.
OH for small-sized earthquake to
swallow up our cObble stones. VI all
the beastly streets in the country Fred
erick with her cobble stones can take
the lead. So said countryman VINO
broke the springs of his carriage IN
driving over our ever-tO-be remember
ed cobble stones few days ago.
All kinds of public sale bills can be
had at the CITIZEN office at the short
est notice and at the lowest prices,
Always see that the advertisement OF
your farm or your farm stock Is al
Vertsed in the CITIZEN. The SUD-
scrIbers to the CITIZEN are men VINO
are able to buy what they see adver-
tised
Already the Federal plums are being
looked after by patriotic Republicans,
who are ready to serve their country.
DR.. Haffner, of this city, would like TO
be naval officer, one of the soft births
IN Baltimore. OF course, Mr.. Edward
Ulttlnger would be his deputy; he Is
not only competent, but a wide-aWaKe
worker in his party.
Well, what is to done with the stone