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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE- INSECT. GOUS.
FOR SALE Best Elgfn butter fresh from
the CiIurn, pounds 81 .40, and good !
creamery butter, 70 cents Found. II i
that comes call on K. B. YOUNGS, 76 /
ana ~ q st. Market, or 50 Riggs Market. /
Postal orders promptly 1illeu. deS-3t
FoRSALE- A Yost typewriter; almostnew: |
$50. NEUMAN'S, GIL 9TH st. 1t |
FORSA LE--Twonearly Y new heating stoves, |
- and 50; cost $40 and SIC. 94S ny |
ave. NV. de3-3t |
FOR SALE-A six-horse power engine and
boiler in good working order; betting,
injector, steam gauge and all fittings com
plete; Address CHEAP, this office.
de2-3t-efn.
FOR ALE-The greatest bargains in
bicycles ana Sindries ever offered in
Washington, ITO high-grade unredeeued
new anu second hand bic ycles at one
ToGrth value, Just received FROM storage
houses i'll New York and Philadelphia; buy
now anu save money; sundries at sac
III sLorage. NEW YORK CYCLE HOUSE,
434 9Th st. NV. de2Tt
FOR sALE-Cheap: one twin baby car
rlage; in good order. Apply 10 WILTON
HARVEY, No. 10 G It. NV de23t
FOR SALE -Huckster license; cheap. Ap-
ply 309 Canal st. sw. de2-3t
FOR sALE-2 pool tables and one cash
register. Apply at 5l7 7th St NV.
del item
FOR SALE Chairs, lounge, tables, and
folding bed and other furniture. Call at
200 10th ne. del-3t-em
FOR sALE-who wants power? \ To-
horse power engine and LOiler; suit any
business, complete, requires very little
space. win furnish engine, engineer, coal,
etc, for SO per day, or viii sell. Apply
1918 Caroline St NV. de1-3t
FOR SALE-Cheap; mastiff and gray
hounds; prize winners and pediEreed; for
price, etc, apply HARRY COLLINS, Cut
ler House, - Sd st NV del-3t
FOR SALE-Second-hand National Cash
Register. NATIONALC CASH REGISTER
CO., cor 9Th st. and La. ave. NV. de1-3t
FOR SALE-Single bed, springs and mat
tress; 1 stove, l meat-chOpper, dOz.
candy jars. sis NJ SC. NV. de1-3t
FOR SALE-Cheap; a good second-ha hand
set of heavy buggy harness. STAND
1870 N. l.. Market. de1-3t
FOR sALE-win sell at sacrifice. 3 oak
/ showcases, cash registers, portable wall
| cases, marble-tOp counters, hot and cold
| soda apparatus. also complete outfit for
| drug store. 2205 l4th ST. NV. no3O-3t-em
| FOR SALE-An almost new seal sacque
| and some fine laceS. Address SALE,
| this office. ue--5tein
LE-YoungC Cubana and Mexican par
| Iots, monkeys, gold fishes, dogs, pigeons.
| canarleS, IncuOisJOES, SllfdClS anu a ublln 8
| dog bread; send for catalogue. SCHMID'S
| BIRD STORE. 712 18TH 81. NV. ocS-tf
FOR sALE-S2.98 for eft extension
table; lounges, $3.50; cook stoves, So;
| heater, $3.50, parlor and bedroom suites
| 81 per week; cheap cash ana credit. RED-
| MOND, 81 7th st. NV. oc3O-tf ,em
| FOR SALE-<Sample lot of fine shotguns at
sacrifice, call early and get bargain.
| JULIUS COHEN, 1104 1th st. NV
| oc1 item
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DR.. Ledthermdn,

EXPERT SPECIALIST. t25 years ex-
perienCe.i All private diseases quickly and
permanently cured. SYPHILIS ) positively
cured IN any stage. Consult atiUn free
Hours, o IO IL, TO 3. Tues,
Thurs. and Sat. evenings, to 3.
moi 5-tf-Rru
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FOR SALE-A six-hOrse power engine and
boiler, in good working order; betting,
injector, steam gauge and all fittings com
plete. Address CHEAP, this office.
de2-3t-em.
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FORSA LE--Twonearly Y new heatine stoves
ave. NV. de3-3t
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NANTED-French butler with good refs
or mead waiter desires position; best
refs. Apply 1l3 l4thstnw 1t
ROOMS
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MUN-I LnANED-Fro SIS to $50. 10
ca'laierai reQ,I.rr5i Room :, Central
bgi'd,ni .fth ami Pa.ave. Open evenings.
no29- 4t-cm
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SMALL nv rs l.1ENTS Full paid GER
tIlitateS bear!iit I er cent iI.terset IN
81 %, SD ana SIu ienotlI;latfuns; secured
by improved real estate. UNITED STATES
Bl4i-hlAh AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
1918 NV del -3t-em
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MONEY WANTED AND To LoAN.
IF YoU own property. the title t. which
Is dcrecifvc, and You want TO sell or
b0rr1n oIs saille, see nle, ii0 delay. Room
z, Atlantic Building. de3-it
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WANTED BY stenographcr and tyIewrit-
er, position L. assist IN Office, salary no
object; best reIs. Address N. tins office.
Item
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sIIUAII> ~ WANTED-MALE
AND FEMALE.

VA NIED-A pIace, by COiOred man and
VIE. VIII do any kind of work. L.
THOMAS, 513 10th ST. de2-3t
HELP OF all KIND furnished free: make
your own selections at our office, or send
postal Telephone l295 EACHAN GE
BUREAU, 72I 18Th NV no2-Imo
FREE help furnished 10 Parties desiring
same. CAPITA + CITY EMPLO NAEsNIs
AGENCY. 504 L 81. NV. mol 6-l mo
SERVANTS, clerks, typewrilers or any
one wishing a situation VIII he dealt
honestly by. CAPITAL CITY EMPLOY
MENT AGENCY, 504 E 81. NV.
no16-lIno
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FOR RENT No. 205 9Th ne, $50; No. 10
I NV, $40; 80 I3th sw.. SI3; 932
sw., SO; 1881 4th NV, S1u; 942 Lettie
sw., 81 80. E. A. MCINTYRE, 224 c NV.
no2T-1wk-em
FOR RENT-90I NJ st. NV, fine corner
residence; lst and I'd floor-rooms: first
class table board; SIS per month.
nU217t-em
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WANTED Place by young col. man to
drive for doctor OF private family. Iu2f
18th NV. Ct2-:5t-eit,
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FOR SALE-Hous sEs.

FOR SALE E-Handsomest house in Ana
costa Tor price OF the ground; lot,
105X1o0; corner house; 10 rooms ana
bath, gas, city ana well water, sewer,
heautttu uliy papereu; pUrciies, etc. c. a.
SWANN, $50 r Il. NV, tlantic building.
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fon RENr ID Egr nNI>rEn 80 ,.s

FOR RENT -Roonron the first fIoor; chesp.
I017 i4th 81. NV. ee3-3t
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FOR RENT-~To5E & DWELLING.

PRIVATE SNAP-FOr men; sure cnre sale
10y ali druggists; % cents mol . l III EN-
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NATIONAL DENIAL PARLORS

UUU SIFeeI -NOIIuWehL
Gold filings and bridge work q Bpe
dalIJ. ct the loves. pf.Cs; amalgRm III
ings, oUc; TulI sets u teeth On plates. S5s
extracting, either by gas or local spray,
absolutely painless, SOC, without, Use. all
Work done by experts, and guaranteed the
best; open Oh sundays from 10 20
O'Clock. mh22 u
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FOR RENT-e-roOnl houses. with store;
from 30 60 $40. lii all parts OF tic city
rooms for Sz up; urlcSS f0r sale; So a
thousand. 1928 ia. ave. NV de2-3J
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WANTED-An old colored gentleman no
wishes a home, with light work ana
siuall wages 923 Temperance court.
between Stn ana 10th sts., on - ST. Item
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FOR RENT No. GA. cor OF 18th and
Tenn ave ne, Win Groom CN eliing,
StlicH,I'u lu,'t.t.U.s iUr duY hIid UI St0Te,
rent very cneap 10 good party; newly pa
pes eh and painted. r. >. biEt EO-sNE,
Jht9 Bans bmiuing. Ge3-4t
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WANTED BY Colored man, work, making
fires, tleanlng morning anu evening. / 332
15th st. NV Item
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FOR HIRE Full dress suits, 81 only. JU-
LIUS COHEN, l1O4 Tth 81. NV.
noI0-tf ,em
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-NiCe horses buggies and day
tons, 81 90 aud - per tIay- j. W PRES
TON,S STABLES. eth aadl 81. NV,
de2-9t
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Wa, ID Young colored man., reliable.
wants SITUATION in family good waiter
driver, etc. Address PRESENT EN-
PLO YER, 7l6 l2un st. nv. de2-3t-em
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Mrs. DR.. RENNER,

SfEt 49,
IN obstetrics. gold Hle,Ial awarded Tor the
science of obsteerics frOIa the University
OF Munich, Bavaria, treats successfully
woman 3 compi ialnES and irregularities. Drt-
vate sanftaTium Tor iaJileS before and dur
ing confinement OrrIce bnuTs from y a
u. to 6 p. M. No. 619 Pa ave. NV. se3-tf
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HANTED-By young man from the coun-
Ty, Situation as head waiter; experienced
anu Wiling 10 make himself generally use
ful about the house. zoos L ~ NV
del -Rt
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FOR SALE-FARSIS.

FOR SALE-A nice garden or poultry farm;
twenty miles from Washington, on the
Alexandria and Fredericksburg Railroad,
good house, barn and orchard. Address j.
sPR1NGMAN Springman, Va. no2s-l4t
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LOST.

LOST-In the vicinity of 11th and =
StS., bet. , and O'Clock p. m. Wednes-
day, Dec. l, a lady's gold watch. VIII
finder please return To tnIs Office. 1t
LOST Black dog, with White feet, named
Jet" had on leather collar, and tag
7OSS. Suitable reward If returned tO
GLIB 9th st. ne. 1t
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FoR Observation-Disclosures

FOR RENT-Yegetable or chicken bench;
o Street Market. Apply 1851 1lth st.
NV. do1-3 Stem
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FOR RENT -432 Q st. nw.-House open; s
rooms, hall, range, batb. gas, new pa
yard, arranged for fau.ihes. improve
lnents finished: 81 1870. de2-3t
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wANTED-HousEs.

WANTED-To buy house, 8 or more rooms;
Capitol Hill preferred: direct from owner.
Address IF. ca this office. deI3t
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NANTED-By " a young man of 81, an
opportunity 20 learn some goou business.
Address j. c. L.. 10 9Th st. Sc de3-3t
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WE pay cash for old geld and silver.
+. \ ANSLGA ,0eweier, ouo . 81. sw.
de3-36
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FOR Rent -RCOMS.

FOR RENT 8 rooms, fur, fcr housekeep-
ing; price, S16 month; good ioca tlon,
cars pass the door. Apply at 1e06 5ith
st. NV. oe"-oO
FOR RENT Fur. rooms; with or with
nut bo.tru: table bCanti, $40; iirstcciass.
81 10 q st. NV. Gt a-St
FOR RENT Large Cd story front room:
newly fur; close 10 Capitol. 222 y. j.
ave. INV. Le3-ot
FOR RENT-2d-story front room; with or
without board. 709 sth st. nv.
de3-3t
FOR RENT-Half my e-room rCuse or less;
n. k II desired; M l.; rarity fur. or Lnfur:
Cali after 6 .. ni,- lne httaie non cars.
81 II st. NV. Ce3i, ,ui
FOR Handsomely furnished par
lorS anu suites uI rooms, on car line, one
block from Capitol. BIZ Delaware ave.
ne. de3-4t
FOR RENT -Roonron the first fIoor; cnesp.
1017 i4th ST NV. ee3-3t
ron RENT -uEFr RNI>EEp aCo},s
FOR RENT Two large, communicating
rooms; second floor; Incinahng. neat fer
one rOCm; WAGER convenient. oo4 Mass
ave. NV III
FOR RENT -Unfur., on 2d and Cd floors;
en suite or single; N'itn eat gas, hot anu
cUld water, EoGu nelhuDorLotu' CunN Neni-
ent To cars. 727 lhtiiana ave, ae3-3t
ron n...,l-IHre.= unI1Il.lsneu rooms;
bath; light housekeeping. 1905 + st.
sw. Ce2-5t,eIn
FOR RENT-Three uufurnished rooms; I'd
floor, for light housekeeping; cars at
door, terms reasonable. On .NG-H, lolU n.
Cap. st. tt2-S lem
FOR RENT-Two unfurnished rooms; 80.
lis st. NV. de2-3t
FOX REAT-CufumIshed. tn, I'd floor hight
housekeeping, 20 st. ne. near Capitol
ind Library, del Stem
FOR RENT-Two rooms and bath; 2d-f!onr
alcoyes, furnished or unfurnished: light
and heat. o26 9th st sw. det-It
FOR KENT Uniurnisuea, 1922 Ioth st.
NV, 3d-floor fTtEt rooms; ay window
large closets, heat, bath, gas. de1-3t
FOR RENT Two unfurnished rooms on I'd
floor for light housekeeping; heat, gasand
! batn. 625 4th st. NV del-3t
! FOR RENT rooms; heat aud gas; for
light housekeeping. l13 L st. ne.
/ del-3t
/ FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms, ID
/ floor; southern exposures no children ref.
required. 1908 G st. sw. del-3t
! FOR RENT-UnrurnIsbed ia sement, for
caterer. nice locat8On-Ior buhiness, near
/ Palais Royal rent taken IN meals. 123
l1th st. NV no9o-3t-ehl
/ FOR RENT-3 unrurnished rooms on I'd
/ floor; heat ana iight.s $50 1921 18th
/ ~. NV. no3O-3teli
! FOR RENT-2 CeSira bIeroons, on I'd floor;
Well lighted and heated. 1904 K st.
! no30-3G-em =
FOR Rents or 4 d1sirable rooms, with
bath; light housekeeping; all mod. imps.
cars convenient. 1888 q st. NV.
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FOR RENT-STABLEs.

FOR RENT-Brick stable, in rear Of 212
f st. ne; 81 monthly. Apply above No.
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WANTED By young colored man, place
10 take care OF horses; refs. 12l6 NJ
st. NV. de 2-St ,eui
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FOR RENT A few houses ON Decatur, bc-
tween and L Sts- ana y. cap. ami I 81
htH. e1sSt. he" brIcRS, In GOOD condition
ana appearance, , rOUfIS and hallway and
bath, only 10 white tenants. rent reduced
fron $3.50 10 S7.15. These are really
good houses ana tie cheapest rents We
know OF, street paved Win ViJcified DTICE
and clean ; new pin Apply at JO6
! IN ST. NV tlPZ-lIH
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FOR RENT Two large, communicating
rooms; second floor; InclnunG heat fer
one room; WAGER convenient. o34 Mass.
aye. NV. II
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FOR SALE-2 pool tables and one cash
register. Apply at 5l7 9TH st. NV.
slsa 70
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FOR RENT Handsomely furnished par
!orS anu suites uI rooms, on car Inc one
block from Capitol BIZ delaware ave.
ne. de}-4t
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! WILL give S25 To any person that viii
=. a-sis. nie in getting position on the
Saplial 1 Traction Railroad or Metropolitan
Railroad. Address S. r. b., this office.
Item
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FOX RENT 62p @ nw.-6 rooms, batn and
stable, suitable for hght hOdsssetpl lng;
80. Inqur at , 20 6thIw. de- 3J
FOR RENT-Desirablc brick house; opp.
Tension Office. oUo ! = 1tn ST.; I-r.,
a. IN. l. key at II I'd st. dc2-St
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WANTED-Position as CLERK In pension
business; about 3 years experiences;
references: temperate; moderate salary.
Address n, this office. de3-;t
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SITUATIONS wAsrEp-MALE

W ANTED-Place as coachman or general
houseworker, In private fanny or beard
ins house; city refs. 10 I'd st. ne 1t
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WANTED SI5o for mo-: Will give nCte
Tor SOD; naye . valuable Iatents pend
ing, stA tr3l iTsiiIi et. loNeS Ey5.ud5ioa, ~ o.
COZ. be 81 Of references Address GILT
EDGE : &c IRiT / f,thlkoiIice- nU.3U-3t-em
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FOR SALE Chairs, lounge, tables, and
folding bed and other furniture. Call at
2U5 10th ne. del -3t-em
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FOR RENT Nos. 1908 and 1911 ga. ave.
se.-6-fOoTn tricks; = ater, sew CT, sta
bic, etc; 81 l.30. Apply 1915 9th st. NV,
lie DTOiJ FarE. de3-3t
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YOU will save money on your sign work
by giving II to tHe. CHAS. ). WILLIS,
$50 Pa, ave. hw. Ge2-oU
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FOR RENT-Nice corner brick house, 442
3d II. l.e.; rent To good tenant only SIT.
X. ., ,iILIzMAN X CO, lOIn ana F stS.
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4 MAN CAN WALK In SeIbys with a SO
bilI ana select an up-to-date suit OF
cOtnes, one Uaat yod itay not oe aSliaiued
10 wear at any time OF at any place. 81,
grand suits 10 select from, for cash, and
hot ON tne lutta liiueHt plan. No. 1868
Pa. ave. NV. Gt 2-Gt-eiu
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PRIV ATE HoIue millinery done at MISS
ers made as good as new. de.3-.3t
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FOR RENT 6-rooIA. new frame houses
at Twinins City. ON Burnt Bridge TUad
IS each; l 6-ruoIu brick, f26 Q II. Sw.,
30. Apply 70 owner, B. Il. EAkNSHAW,
l1O5 18th II. s. dell 0t-em
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NINE. THEO.

Medium and card Te,I,ler, WashingtOn's
most famous ciaiTvOyd and paluuSt, CON
suit her on business, Lsve aud family az
fairs, TeUuite5 the tepaI ated, removes
spells, causes speedy H. tlages, aud gives
good luck. open daily German spoken: 20e-
and soc. 929 II ST. nv. no21-1 4s
DIlESS SUITS for ii. e at Gamers. 7th
and II StS. nO16-I
MSIE. La RAU, medium; tells past and
present. gives Iuck. 1-23 IL ST. nW.s
walk upstAiTs. nOS-lm,em
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FOR RENT Half my e-room FCuse or less;
n. k II desired; IA. l.; Partly ur. or Lnfur:
Cali after 6 .. nl, lne sttaie lIC m cars.
2l II st NV 6e3f, s ,u
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FOR RENT-3O7 Z. Cap ST., nicely
fur. rooms, front and back; I'd and 3rd
floors; Oh Met ropolitan car line, squarefrom
new Library; gentlemen only; refs.
no26-7t,em
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FOR RENT-A nine room frame: central
location, being No. 7I3 5th ST. NV, rent
$50 per mo. AUGUST DONATE, No.
GIL 7th st. NV. del 81
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FOR RENT-Near Pension Office, two fur-
nished rooms: heat, gas and BATH low
rent. 444 IL II st. NV. IL
The citizen., 1897-02-19
KemptOwn.

Feb. Is, 1885,
On Wednesday evening, February
10Th the handsome NJ. e. Church
South, at Plane No. 4, was filled with
people, who waited In expectancy for
some unusual event. The occasion
was the marriage of Miss Maggie Bux-
ton, daughter of the late Mr.. John
Buxton, of Plane No. 4, to Mr.. George
Smith, prominent young farmer of
New Market. The church was beau
tifully decorated with profusion of
evergreens, cut flowers and potted
plants and brilliantly lighted by the
beautiful chandelier of the church.
Precisely at seven o'clock Miss Pau
line Hammond, the accomplished or
ganist, of New Market, struck the
chords of beautiful wedding march,
and in few moments the bridal par
ty appeared. They were met at the
altar by the Rev. Wolfe, who conduct
ed the ceremony with his usual digni-
ty. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will reside
near Gaithersburg, Montgomery Coun-
ty, in the future, and carry with them
to their new home the best wishes of
their many friends.
Mr.. Luther Day, of near Kemp
town, is very i'll with pneumonia.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
Kemptown, celebrated Christian En-
deavor Day, rendering au excellent
program prepared by the members.
Much credit for the manner in which
the program was carried out is due TO
Miss Mamie Lewis, and under her eff
ficient management the members all
acquitted themselves admirably well.
The citizen., 1897-02-19
WOOdsbOrO'.

Feb. Is, 1897
Mr.. Claude Weikert has left for
Washington, where he has accepted
position.
Mrs. Michael Gilbert, of this place.
is quite i'll at this writing.
The Missionary Society of the Lu-
theran Church intend holding an oys-
ter supper on the evenings of Febru-
ary 22nd, 23rd and oath. Every eff
fort has been put forth to make it a
success.
Mrs. George Weikert, who spent sew
eral days with her daughter, Mrs.
Harry Miller, of Taneytown, has re-
turned home.
Mr.. William Lutz, of Oil City, Pa. =,
who has been visiting his mother at
this place, is confined to his bed with
pneumonia.
MIR. Jacob Dorcus has nearly COM
pleted his new residence, which he
will occupy in the spring
Mrs. Milton Gilbert has been very
i'll the past week.
Mr.. Charles Miller, of Owings'
Mills, has been visiting his parents at
this place.
Miss Eta Cromwell, of Walkers
vile, spent few days last week with
Miss Cora Shaw.
Mrs. Charles Ritter, of Burkitts-
vile, has been visiting her parents of
this place.
The citizen., 1897-02-19
WOlfsville.

req. 10, 1881.
Mrs. A. N. Warrenfeltz, who has
been confined to her room with rheu.
matsm for several months past, is bet.
ter at this writing.
Our young folks enjoyed few sleigh
rides on Saturday aud Sunday last,
the first of the season.
The roads are very muddy in this To-
cality at present.
Mr. Fraser and family, who have
been living near BoonsUoro', passed
through this place while moving his
furniture and family to Taueytown,
where he intends making his future
home.
The sacramental service held at the
Reformed Church of this place, on
Sunday last, was not as largely at
tended as usual.
Anumber of persons of this place,
attended the Quarterly Meeting at
Pleasant Walk, on Saturday evening
and Sunday last.
Mr.. Robert Ridgely, teacher of the
public school at Pleasant Walk, is
making preparations for an exhibition
to be held on the 22nd, Washington s
birthday. The Myefsville band will
furnish the music for the occasion.
Mr., Edward Dutrow and young
bride of near Middletown, have been
spending week with his brother, Co
lumbus Dutrow. of near this place.
They were given lively serenade on
Friday night last, by the Calithupian
Band, of this place.
Mr.. Harry Maugans and family have
moved in with his parents, and is now
assisting his father in his store
The Catoctin Literary Society OF
this place, had a very interesting
meeting and debate on Friday even
ing last. The question as to which de-
serves the greatest honor Washington
or Columbus, was very eloquently dis
cussed. Glowing tributes were paid
Columbus for discovering America and
one of them used his physical powers
on the audience to make them believe
Columbus was the greatest man.
Messers. Charles aud David Blicken.
staff, of this place, were visiting
friends in Pleasant Walk on Saturday
and Sunday last.
Miss Elizabeth Marken, of near Mid
dletown, is spending few weeks
with her parents and friends in this
locality.
Mr.. Charles Marker and Miss Ella
Harshman, who were married neal
Hagerstown week ago, are spending
their honeymoon with friends anC
relatives in this locality.
Master Albert Hays, of Hagerstown
is spending few weeks with his un
Gle, Mr.. james HI. P. Baker, of thil
place.
The citizen., 1897-02-19
Al Old-Time Fox Chase at Woods
bOrO'.

An interesting fox chase will take
place on Monday, February 22nd, at
Woodsboro' in this county. The
Messrs. Smith, among the few in the
county who still devote some time to
the manly sport of the chase, have a
fine pack of dogs, and recently have
captured two foxes On Monday last
the hunters Of Woodsboro' enjoyed
fine chase, and about midnight run to
earth one of the largest dog foxes ever
seen in that section. Mr.. Cal. Smith
was soon at the spot and after some
difficulty succeeded in getting Mr.. fox
out in fine condition; he weighs thir-
teen pounds, and is an ancient offender.
1t is supposed that in consequence of
the many turkeys, ducks and chickens
he has destroyed during his long
career, all the teeth i'll the upper part
of his mouth are well near gone. The
Messrs. Smith will give him one more
chance for liberty and their friends are
all invited to be present to witness the
sport. A fine dinner will be served at
the hotel before the chase.
The citizen., 1897-02-19
Reduced Rates to Washington on
on Account of the Inauguration
via the Pennsylvania Rail-
1,0o6

For the benefit of those who desire
to attend the ceremonies Incident to
the Inauguration of President-elect
Mckinley, the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company will sell excursion tickets to
Washington, March l, 2, and 4, valid
to return from March to s, at the
following low rates: From New
York, $500; Philadelphia, $40; Balti-
more, $l.60; Harrisburg, $500; Will
Transport, $1.79; Buffalo, $ll.20; Ro-
chester, $10.4S; Altoona and Pittsburg
$1,000, and from all other stations on
the Pennsylvania system at reduced
rates.
This Inauguration will be most in
teresting event. and will undoubtedly
attract large number of people from
every section of the county.
ihe magnificent facilities of the
Pennsylvania Railroad makes this
line the favorite route to the National
capital at all times. and its enormous
equipment aud splendid terminal ad-
vantages at Washington make it es-
pecially popular on all such occasions.
The citizen., 1897-02-19
ABOUT THE COUNTY.
Something About the Current
Events Transpiring in the Sur
rounding Agricultural
Districts.
Rocky Springs.

Feb Is, 1897.
The late thaw has benefited the
streams and springs in this section.
Mr.. Robert Measell, son of Mr.. Geo.
Measell, is very i'll at present
Mr.. Milliard Kaufman, of Wash.
ington County, spent Sunday with
friends and relatives in this section.
The Rev. Barshinger filled his regu-
lar appointment at the chapel yester-
day afternoon. On the 2Sth inst. he
will preach his farewell sermon. On
that occasion he will speak upon the
subject of baptism. After service
there will be an election of officers and
teachers.
Yesterday there was the regular SER
vice at the Church of God at Bethel,
conducted by the Rev. Philhower.
One person was Immersed in the after
noon. At the evening the ordinance
of feet washing and the Lords Supper
were celebrated. After service an cleo
ton of Deacons and Elders was held.
with the following result: Elders, w
Q. Tucker, M. L. Kline, &. N. Reeder:
Deacons. Joseph Hildebrand, Edgar
X. Moore; Secretary, Charles E. Fox;
Assistant Secretary, Charles Masser.
). Ed. Biser was re-appointed sexton.