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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24
USED HIS BEST FRENCH.
But There Is some Doubt as 10
Whether Monsieur MonyeI
Understood Him.

l; wss Al the recent De M0nyel recep-
,ion II Chicago. AID one Of the coup!eI
standing II Ike lida't know enough Of
French between them 10 put atthe head
Of menu carl. Tie young man
couldn'; even >ay: Hang i'll" in any
other tongue than lis own, and the
young woman was earnestly endea7or-
Ing 10 Ahare the few scattered phrases
from the lang aee Of Cyrano and De
Movie! which she lad painstakirg!y &C
CURED for the occasion, with him.
Bon soir. 81 N5ayel, q" she patiently
and persistent Instructed him TO say;
"un afa!re tres clarmaIte," and 20 this
the young fel,o" consented. albeit With
much reluctance and rot little
gruubllEg.
I'll bet It would DO every bit sswsu
II remarked = p,uribus mum or .auf
w.ederssheu. " Ae comp,a.ued. as they
drew near 70 The great man, and when
they stood il font Of this magnificent
Parsonage his CON panion nearly faint
ed Tie young mans confidence and
fe.f-asslrsr had deserted him entire
" AID Good -sel.rg Mr. Monsieur;
: P-uribgs urum- vas what he really
sad
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24
THE WIDE, WIDE WORLD.

The population Of India increases at
The rate o. 3.o10.oc0 annually
Gotten zp.nners in Egypt have 10
WORK from SIX a. n. to ten p. n. for IS
70 p cents
IL Russia servants kiss their mis-.
tress' HANDS both as morning and even.
ing greetings.
The tomb OF Mohammed IS covered
VITA diamonds sapphires and rubies
valued al So 10000.
The income tax Ia India Is levied On
all incomes q sos and upward. and
then on.r one man in 700 comes within
i's scope.
Turkish papers were not allowed 10
print the news Of the assassination Of
the Austrian empress. They simply
announced that she had died.
Spain has greater mineral resources
than any other country in Europe. IL
GLIDING iron copper. zinc, silver. an
lmony. quicksilver, lead and gypsum.
In Abyssinia +, is The law that tic
murderer be turned over to the rela-
tiyes OF the dead person. they. II they
please. TO put Linn 10 death in the same
manner in which the murdered person
was removed.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24
CINDERELLA GoNGS.
a New Device for Warning the Young
Men That They Are Expected
to GO Home at 1890.

The Philadelphia matron is respon-
Eib.s for rev fad. says tie Philadel-
phia Inquirer This i the Cinderella
gong All persons who are calling al
the house are supposed to say Good
night" when the Cinderella rings.
II q hostess IS giving party the gong
Il not rung until midnight, but every.
one IS expected 70 leave when it sounds.
Its rot gentle iatimati ton; really
. sweet-voics1 demand
Many maiden has put avery pretty
gong at the side Of her fireplace in
erawing-rcou CT sitting-room. and
when the clock points 20 1890 p n. she
playfully steps there and ringsit.
This Cinderella gong "a very new. but
1t had its counterpart several years
ago. The charming mother osa ropg-
lar young woman arranged M,tle
clock in wide velvet stand. The velvet
and white and the black lettering
showed out strong in its paraphrasiug
Of the we!l-kaowa lines from The
1Hkado:"
From one At-s maid take the boy. away
At ten O'Clock % Cd fo-ks say"
II caller didn't notice tie lettering
when he fret came 10 he would De pref
- sure to Do SO when the alarm went
of at ten O'Clock.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24
WANTED LIFE INSURANCE
Chnaman's Queer Notion of the
Benefits to Be Derived from
n Policy.

A Sew Orleans lawyer told TIE
fiues-Ds 75c-zt t1.s yarn:
4 had q Chinese client wLo went
home OF visit. leaving his laundry il
charge q his brother WEez Re re-
Turned he was prompts ordered CT Ike
premises His brother had eoolly ap-
PEopriats5 TIE business ard swore Le
would xiii him unless he made himself
scarce. Tee SIS possessed gentleman
called OF re TIE next day aal after
hearing lis story. advised En- g get
OF { warrant i1Eel .a'elg b-t E=
sh15k bis head az tbe suggestion, AID
Esic = pigeon English that hs wanted
10 have lis lie insured Tor $1,000
was az;oz5s5e5 -ULat 11 earth PIT
that into yo1- ze4. 3 asked. - they
Eskes ale tine some watch. ke -
piled After ---z- --4 Oh g.. ss-- -
tc-.1g got a. 81. scheme lie -4- IL
some name. conceived '1e lisa thai
Insurance c-----5-s li- eTsry,z-1S
pcssio.s 70 --s- --- lives Z heir
p -cv lc.ls-s s-1 BE- s-v=5 --.-=
rz--rz-.y tlzs u t-4y had STD -r a.
Tizss i-sv x5sl. -a.= rl--.e-lr -a.-s
&c see "a; BE- -4+-- 1--z 1870 Z.
Es-szt.e- - s=l --= =
etts- wc--s -- -1.ss s--s
vac az ---Ez t---z -=----z-- g
str 80 g. --=ar FlT =
oc1y E-s-5 =. PA. greatly -sa--
Pc--t=t T-=- -s5 -1a- -a4
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24
EUSTLIHG TINES
People VINO hep Lookout After
Those tome Before Are
Kept Hasy

- ---.. 80. -
nro5 7-ss-s.s Fl. ..--..r..- h. .---z.-
tt35 VITA .t1.- g- -.-a -s...5 80
bus.1sss and ---- N .--.- So
rsst T. vos ...- - ----.- -.
tia. Si--e-s ---a s-s.l7
a. sz-s -..- .-.=..--.--l-
& co-rs-rs5. r.-.t.--..- ~ -.-.-
Ia beer v.-.. --... ---.,.-- 49,.
a ----s.-.. s.. s-------. ~
Hheuss 70 -.. --s- s.-. 80
e3--s-f r-- e..-- ....s- -
ns,sf-a-. .--....-,. .---..-..Z-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24
WHAT The WOMEN ARE DOING.

R--s possesses ever 80 female 6oc
.--2
TIE z-s. s=z,a sa-s sos w1ze- oa.y
z .e1s--s -g=-=- Il Ccls1-ags--
Dealers il p=- animals and 5.-5s say
-s- Vs--- -rE more han aal: he
11=
ANowzy Ne g. .as -, FINISHED
s-i-.-z -17=- arc -ss p; K IL 10 type
Ei-1 -=- 5vl -s-1s.
q; ---=-t sanitary congress Nrs-
z.=:--- suggested hat g.r. z-cu-c
--- b. -T=- 81 marry u-,.. .-e pc--
--sse. q .L4a - u SICK -l-slz. san
-z--- .-- E-o7F,s5 e 1t;ze EC
r or-s persona. hygiene and --s
.--- -. motherhood.
C-.1=-- women. al less, ABOUT Stang
al --s o-c-u.g v=-y Up 70 exc. Il
.- a--1urz By p means u-usua. 70 see
le--=-.s --c. SIS IL re streets. and
r-" weekly Feminine Magazine.
- =---=.! composed q Chinese
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24
WORTH REMEMBERING.

The best carver viii lei the knife slip
sometimes. unless it is kept very sharp
Tae great point in cooking a potato.
by whatever method is to know when
it is done.
To give fine favor to corned beef
lash use good soup stock for moisten-
ag with a pinch OF salt. sugar and
avenue
To give an appetiziug favor to
1roiled beetsieak cut an onion in half
and rub 1t over the bot platter with the
melted butter
The resistance of glass jars that re-
fuse 70 open can be overcome by set.
ing them TOP downward in al inch or
NO Of hot water.--Gccd Housekeeping
Climate Bathered the Freedman.
\ .eceEt.j arrived Freuchman. who
visited weil-known Boston establish
ment one day 10 Ct himself out for a
long journey 10 Tie west. says the Bos-
ton Transcript was complaining BIT.
teri! Of the cold Don't sou have cold
weather ii France?" asked the sales.
man who waited o. him why. Ger.
iainly, we nave ze cold weather IN
France" was he reply. "but we DO no,
have re all four seasons in one day in
France.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24
shop-W orn socks.

The Naaora. Advertiser tells a story
Of an old bachelor who bought pair Of
socks and found attached TO ole Of
them slip Of paper with these words:
Il am young lady Of % and would
like to core pond with a bachelor.
with view 70 matrimony" Name and
address were given The bachelor
wrote and in q few days got this letter:
Mamma was married 20 years ago.
The merchant you bought those socks
from evidently did not advertise or he
would have sold them long ago. Nam.
ma handed me your letter aud said
possibly mig; suit yor lam IS years
old
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24
POINTED PARAGRAPHS

Gated Ne stand, %, diviEsd We arr
u.5slri erst0cl-
4 FOX has reputation for sarewduess
among silly cd hers.
TIE cr1sty ola bachelor i consistent
would make lis owu bread.
Tas telephone enables some ueu 70
lie without becoming confused.
TIE more OF a nobody Z man 5 TIE
more important ae thinks he l.
Patience "a a.. right il rs pace, bur
i; : better 70 back terac.ty q Wiz.
Many a man wzo thought biuse..
w = las been declared otherwise by
jury.
Bg, ia people are satisfied With
heir fortune or dissatisfied With ths.-
OWE VII;
After poi-.c.aa las beer dead 80 Or
- years BE : sometimes referred 70 a.
a statesman.
TL=1 nan steals - does i for hin
SET. b-- vixen woman steals ste does
{, :or some worthless 1az.-C-iczEo
.zv Nzus
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24
STRAY BITS OF INFORMATION.

one-ten;a 0: the world is still unex.
p.ored
Canada has recently spent $4,000, 900
on her canals alone.
Liquor dealers IL Izdiara paid il fees
and d1es last year Ss45,525.
County expenditures for pzupers il
Indiana il 1895 were 81 cents per head
Of population.
Stockings first came into use ii the
eleventh century. Before them cloth
0andages were wound round the feet.
The telephone subscribers Of the
whole world number about 1903, 900.
The United States stands at the TOP
with 10000
Contracts made Oh Sunday may be
enforced il Minnesota. according TO q
decision Of the supreme court Of tina,
state.
During 1928 tie number Of immi.
grants arriving at Philadelphia was
1882, decrease Of nearly 1909 as com
pared with tie previous year.
A Joyous shout from Owen Murphy.
a New York painter, welcomed the an
Douncenent that his uncle had left him
$4,000. An hour later the man was law
ishly distributing bits Of paper among
pedestrians. saying they were green
backs Excessive JOY had made him
crazy.
The fire loss OF the United States and
Canada for the month Of January, 1899,
shows total Of slo.7ls,0OO. This is a
heavy increase over the sum chargeabl
against January Of last year. which was
ss,472,500, although the January, 1897.
IRE losses reached the serious aggre-
gate OF Sl204e, 700.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24
A Happy FELLOW.

Tax oou; sp-i1E-it's Mighty lie
Sweet as sweet kiz c-
Lilies stzntiz al Il ErG
But szy the suits zsl
TAX bout sznner-lst hs. rail-
Corn blades Eay.n t-ze-
Surshiae IL { telIars soul
But any tizs suits ne!
Tax bout ts.l-it's hard % bat
Simmons o. the tree
Fid1.es-an' your dznci1' feet
But any tine suits uel
Tax bout Eiater-veu, I'll say,
Sumner. spring or fall
Every seasons holiday
This old world beats ALI
frank L Stanton. In Atlanta Constitu
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24
HOMES ~ MANILA.
NewlN te4af--d ssiatfc
territory

IT, he.--- ..--- g Mani differ Z
some ways re- any cth-r.- The world
always o. two stories -L=-@ i high
s-o1- --- ea-~sz = vsv 70
tl= court. 81 1--- .-- IL SERVANTS Guar
;e-s s-5 re-s TL= uuc-r
s.c-~ 5 Ct --- co--.e.e Il
!-set So -L-. FL - cta- aa--Ec1a.e
!: WI se-- ----, her The ceilings a-e
coT=-ed with instead q plaster. A
vide s.a.--~z ls Up from the car
rage va three ard four
feet above .- w u ttis story =
vide window ledge with grooves run
Ei1g the wha- --zth Of every SIDE
Z tLsse g-or-== l. blinds AID ESQ
frames Il w are st SINAI. squares
q oTster sbs,. +-s ed ~eorchas"). Both
I ircs and cores : I'M the fun length
o. each SIDE her or both car bA
closed al the same tine, ard both can
IL sd back 20 Tie width q one G. each
ED leaving w-o.e SIDE open. and
allowing TIE air % circulate as freely
IS Il she'd IL roots were formerly
made CT hearg curved tiles Nov gal
7aI.zed iron Is ased. as il vastly de-
crea5es the c5a e. q The root falling
during a. ear axe, ard lessons the
damage Il Il does On TIE other hand
the iron rcCt 3, much mora likely 70 De
blown OF By the terrible typboo1s Tie
native house. arr built Of BAN boo, with
matched roofs made Of tie leaf q tie
ripa palm and elevated from SIX 20 ter
feet on bamboo poles
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24

rl1FnFs
Jossr- I-eh-- ~ays in The Practicz
zar-rr --a- -5= s.-i7es= p.uus seer
r4 have ssr power Of resisting tee ctr
euIo The e-ezc=1t-sEa1ed uarSs Az
oss=a ssez lroz tie fruit but vhsta-
er 20 eggs are deposited @ they IL.
70 batch he c---ot tell bat 10 per
c-p--lE= iu5u-y = apra-er- Many tree~
we're . over.osL-c with fruit that il
vcu.6 have beer 81 Advantage I some
had beeu deStre, - 81 the insect IL
ore orchard u-cs- E5s obserTaclo
about the close - July there were two
or three weeks q hot. rainy weather
su5 ozuy Of the p.uns we're attacked
~ rot and fell q This often occurs
s--ozg the Cd varieties il such vesth-
e. As the japanese p.uns are nearly
al hardy whethsr early OF late, Re
ee-F.6ers them decided acquisition
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24
unappreeiated Kissea.

He never sunk a collier
To bottle up q feet,
But the pretty maiGens kiss him
And exclaim. on, amt he sweett'
He never scofed at danger,
Nor made q poet sing;
He has never done a single
Extraordinary hing
Still the women, when they see him,
Utter words Of Wild delight,
And at once begin to kiss him,
Each OF them with all her might
But it hasn't sweLed his head UP,
Hasn't spoiled the little chap
de Is three weeks old ard doesn's
Care continental rap.
N. o Times-Democrat.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24
Definitions.

Ny friend, who is cynic Of uncompro-
missing heart,
Has a way Of smashing idols left ana
right
With hendish glee.
whenever In enthusiasm's path I make q
start,
And disagree
When patriots admiration through my
veins begins 10 throb
And cry: Unworthy schemers soon
must roam,
And cease their tricks"
DE says: The politician Is TIE man Whe
gets the Job,
And the statesman is the man who stays
at home
And simply kicks.
-WaShingion Star.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24
A sad Week.

Tie year Lad g.ooni.y ozs11
Fer Willie Weeks, : poor mans
SUI
He vas oeset with 81 zz5 Gun,
Ard IL tad very E;;.4
Mon
This cash said be. "ro1't pay ny dues;
I've nothing here bui o-ss and
Tues
A bright though, ztr1cz hin, ana he susd.
TIE rich Mss Go.5-ocks I vii
Wed"
But Shsa he paid rs court 70 her,
See aspsd- but firmly said. No,
Thur"
Alas tzid he, "thsc rus: del
n done! III drown. III turn. III
Fri"
They found his glov=s. and cat. an. Tat,
TIE coroce. Cpo1 tAe7
-Lon6ol Tit-Btts
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24
November,


! bring the white mists In my train.
set sting within the rain.
After my feet the north winds come.
whiten the chrysanihemum.
The pale blue asters in the marsh
shiver TO hear my summons harsh.
The coltsfoot in the meadows pale
Under the singing OF my hail
heap the brittle branches high.
For fires Of Yuletide by and by.
bid the Northern Lights TO 60
Before the vanguard of the snow.
do all tasks not sweet nor dear;
l, the grave servant OF the year.
Nora Hopper, in Black and WhitA
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24

According 10 Grant Allen. in the
Strand Magazine beetles and other in
Eeets anticipated man in the burial Of
bis dead and manuriug ~ his fields BY
devouring and 5uryiug dead animals
where they enrich the soil and promote
the growth Of vegetation. There is"
be says, hard a agman trade or a fu-
man activity which does rot find its
counterpart IN animal and vegetable
life"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24
SHEEP"

= head offine sheep, amongst them thor.
oughbred "Cotswolds." Thoroughbred
southdown" young buck entitled TO De reg
istered. Rest OF ''eweS" crossed with south
down" and "Cottswold." All ewes will have
lambs by day OF sale. some have lambs bv
side, Lambs by thoroughbred SHROPSHIRE
DUCK. some ewes will weigh over 30 pounds.
some have sheared 10 pounds OF wool. All
fine, strong, healthy sheep.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24
On Guard.

"Arabella." said Mr.. Grufpop. as he
finished his dinner, "if George asks you
70 marry him when be calls tonight.
tell him be wants TO see me-"
Araoelia biushed and said she would
And II be doesn't" the old man went
on, grinly, then you tell him want 10
see him. Town Topics.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24

He-My dear madam, we have both
passed the age Of romance, but | offer
you ny heart and with it ny hand.
She-My dear sir, l agree with you
that we have both passed the romantic
age. ! beg therefore to inquire what
amount Of check that hand is able 10
draw 2-Tft-Pits
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24
WORK EORsE

very fine WORK horses. averaging ah(,r. ian
rs zPlece, q vsry fine leader ana uerfectly
sale To- 2 lady TO drive. mare in team in f0sI
y Paris, : mules, -Rose- and Jerry ne
L-esl ana largest mules in Maryland. Rose
weighs I5,e H.: jerry weighs $40 lbs
Each i hands high. Both good wheelers and
leaders in ploH or wagon. Can be worked
any place.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24
BATH SLIPPERS, 81.
BATH TOWELS. 25G. to sl25.
Globes Fine Globes

We have them in Dogskin, good, sub
stantial winter Gloves, that we war
rant-the Sl.25 sort-but as we bought
them at really great bargain. YOU
shall have The same good fortune SO.
instead of Sl.25, you'll pay but
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24
LADY BELMONT
LADY BELAlON

LADY BELMONT dark bzy fly. four
years Cd "a hands high. weighs 80 lbs
BRED y r. borne CL-et. CCr % King REM .
mare. gel broken. and shows z grrsr 6esT ~
=pesd-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24

A Girl-Yes. I'm a cloak model.
Another-How do you like the life?
Well enough. but still it's very try
Ing on one."-N. Y. journal
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24
out OF the service,

so your engagement to the Lafay-
cite avenue millionaire's daughter is
off. eh?"
Yes; I've been mustered OUT
Judge.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24
IDEERING BINDER. NEARLY NEW.


only cut 20 acres Of wheat, l Deering Mower.
nearly new, Tiger Corn Planter. nearly new
/ crown" W heat Drill. nearly new. 2 Horse
Rakes. one Tiger" and the other a Deer
ing" Hay Tedders. one a Baltimore make
3springtooth Harrows, nearly new. l large
"a. "a a. Harrow, nearly new, Three-Horse
"Ross Barshear Flows, ! Two-Horse sOliver
ChillH Plow. Double Shovel Flows. Single
shovel PioW. / Ihree-ShOvel "Cultiyafor :,
3 sets Of Ihrbbletrees, , sets Doubletrees
y slngleiress. Jockey Sticks. Pair Platform
Scales weighs 81 pounds Fifth Chain Psir
spreaders. Wagon Jack. 5 Moving Scvthes
! Tram cradle, 3 Grain Rakes, 1 Shovels,
> Maddocks, PICKS, ! Digging Iron. )
lruwbars- ! stone Hammer. HOES Corn
cutters Log Chains, FOur-Prong Forks
. Ihree-Erong Forks. , Two Prong FORKS
sets Tug Ghains: sets Tug Traces. Heavy CIod
Roller, " hcelbarrow. Clover and TfTnorhx
SD SoweT- sets BreechbandS new. , 80
heavy Lead Harness. = sets Light Lad Hsr-
ness. sets Yankee Harness. 4 1t ~n-iro
y agon Harness fIow Gears. collars. : Brl-
dles, pair heck Lines. , leather PIow line ,
Wagon Lines, , Wagon Saddles. / Riffng
Bride, Set single Harness HOUSINGS 4 ~
lar Pads, hoke straps. , Pair Sheep shears
Wagon " hips, DO HalteTs J Creamery III ~
o Nindulll. . Thoroughbred West india
Muscoyy Ducks. ! Jewel Gasoline stove
plate, and many other articles too numerous
to mention.
Terms Of Sale:-Au sums over efa Z. ,.,,yg;. -
months viii be given: all sums under ga fr,e
cash will b. required by the purchaser ~ mr.
chasers giving his, her or their notes withap.
proved security bearing interest from the ds-
81 sale. Three per cent discount given ~
cash payments. 80
.HoFsses viii not be sold until after twelve
O'Clock NJ ~ i've
All trains on b. & O.. arriving a; Frederick.
Junction up to Y O'Clock NJ. viii - rret IL
convey passengers to sale.
Harvey Il. Lease. Auct. i''
bit Hendricks
49, jos. II. Bussard.
leo@-8L Clerks.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24
sim on the Go

YEAST see that joke about fel-
lows stolen umbrella is still going
around
Crimsonbeak-So is the umbrella
Yonkers Statesman.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24
Ana MInisterinI. Too.

The Bachelor Wei. how did your
battle with the coquette come out?
The Newly Made Benedict--It was a
tie.-Syraeuse Herald.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24

The duchess of Westminster still
wears the largest dawless turquoise
owned By any private individual. and
.hs duchess Of Sutherland possesses
The only complete necklace Of black
Uezrla
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24
PRINCE

PRINCE dark hay stallion. b-et b.
----lzElc1 ChlsE- CIT q King Reni.i'
2 az years Cd ~. hands high, weighs 10
rs. very handsome and gentle
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24
GAR"

CAR" one of the besr saddle horses IL,
Mar land. years old. 10 hands high. weighs
~, .Qs- color. DARK >orrtl. light name and
tall sound and quiet for q lady TO ride. good
c-..s----lL--- .--.e. vii LEurk N La-ua..-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24

LUCILLE DARK bay My. : years old. 81.
bands E.z1. weighs - It's bred II Hrutl.csE
oF BED Wl-ses-" broken TO harness. can
show better 5hsn 80 gait tr-l!sy never h.,z-
trained.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24
CATTLE"

head Ofcattle. ? very fine Mich Cows. were
fresh in January, Jersey heifers entitled to
Lambert" 10 months old, the other. entitled
10 be registered, : months old.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24
CS TUESDAY,, FEBRUARY
a. ten O'Clock 4. NJ.
PARIS. EISlI.

PARIS. imported French coach Stallion,
NJ. lI-'I-. foalsd May 18th. -. 10 hands
high 7S-.El> 80 h.. co.o-. q beautiful ma
hoEa1y brown one OF the handSomest horses
in the state
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24
Once ,Iore the IN.

Tss year once more g v---l-- 20 is close
Tne 1-a.t9-y VIII e.. cay org grisvss
AE1 from ne hedge Ike s,4rc.ei birds
t1= leaves
Ar scattered far G. every gus that blows
T1= bike BIRDS s-= [=-z--=1 with he ross
TIA, -.ooI=d H. "a z---g he cottage
Al save : :sw TIA; ND the gsraersd
sL4yes
Il s-.=-c= build aga.-s: he impending
s-oTs
AItho1gz ssy0ad ms g..on and 3sarta
pa say.
The spring shall cone With song and
lc~=r and bee,
All - -hez= scenes tor.ora again %
CAD.
NJ so-. keeps stghtzg his dark autumr
day;
Tl= SUMNER. TOO. nus: follow. and, al
ne
o1c= more TIE al ~i.h empty HeldI
al sad.
-Heary Jerome s;oczard, il Argosy.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24
Clearly Defined.

Bobby-Popper, what is hostile In
dian?
Mr.. Ferry-1ne with some good. ara
bic land Cincinnati Enquirer.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24
"HoGs."

81 head OF hogs, Berkshire and Poland
emma, amongst them are brood sows. 2hav-
ing 9g PIGS ~ their side; will have pigs by day
OF sale. 50 shoatS ranging from 10 pounds
10 rs pounds.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24
MONT

MONT very fine road horSe bred in
kentucsy. by Bourbon wilkes years old
~ hand. high weighs $3.50 lbs. color dark
BAY. perfectly sound and safe. can pull a
r9ad wagon IN :" Or better. any lady can
drive him.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24
Real sermona on stonea.

A custom peculiar TO Buddbists is
that Of wandering about the country
with hammer and chisel and carving
holy symbols upon rocks BY the way
aide
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24
verI Mnch Henfrh-

The Circassian-W What's the matter
With the two Fire Eaters?
The Wild Man-Oh. some hot words
HsssHd between them.--N. Y Journal
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24
BES"

-B=,-. O me read MARI. bred in Lexington.
heutuesy- D. BED wilkes years old. Is
hands high weighs llfG lbs. color dark bay.
perfectly sound. can trot q mile in 30.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-24

The English Suede Gloves sl.25.
Eowne's Craven Tan Gloves. 81 so
Perrin FTeres & Gle. which are rally the
the best Kid Gloves made. 81 Is, 81. 50
and 81