Evening capital., December 27, 1888, Image 2

About Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910

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Twr Brtmim C.nTAI. will be served b>
Carrier* t<* *tib(KTtb r* in the city at cent* *
week, or malted t© anjraddreas In tbe l niusi
Male* for :i* c< Jts per month, ® cent* Tot
three month*, * .7". for at* month*, or * 3 ®°
t**r v t ar. invariably In advance. Laieaa tna
auow ription. as above, ta paid in advance, *>
rent* nor month or s3.©o per year will poai
lively be chanrod.
nrCorrmpondenc* containing tnterestJn*
■w* solicited from every part of the oouaty.
WAddretw all Letter# and T‘*le#rams to
the AU KVKKIKO CAPITAL.
Thin paper ia entered at the Poatofllce An
napoli*. Md ax aeeond-clas* mail matter, ac
•ordina to the rule# and reauiationa of the
Poatofltw Itepartment, Washinirtom l>. t.
Political and other communications
bearing upon personal matters, will be
charged fire (5) cents a line.
r^”Thlpaper ha* a larger boaa fid* Cir
culation than all the paper* in th* I’ltjr af
Ann|Hili> Combined
THURSDAY. - - Dec. 27, 1588.
WM. M- AB9OTT. - - - - EDITOR
Among the recent periodical visi
tors to oir exchange table is vol.
I, No. 2, of a twelve page folio en
titled “Jove,” filled with bright
and witty snyings, brilliantly illus
trated with seasonable hits. Pub
lished by Frank E. lloush & Co.,
Brattleboro', Vt.
With the issue of the American
on Christmas day each subscriber
of that progressive journal was pie
sented with a beautifully illustrated
and highly illuminated counting
house calendar for 1882, contain
ing much useful and valuable infor
mation to the business man.
The river and harbor bill just re
ported to the House approximates
twelve millions of dollars—and not
one cent of this is for Annapolis
harbor. This is somewhat less than
that of last year, but will bo ample
for all necessary purposes, as there
is a large unexpendod balance of
last year’s appropriation still re
maining in the treasury, and avail
able for the prosecution of improve
ments already begun.
A special dispatch from Philadel
phia to the Alexandria Gazette says:
“The ousting of Samuel Speneer
from tho presidency of the Balti
more and Ohio Railroad company
was the work of a woman. Al
though elovated to the control of
tho road by the Garretts, President
Spencer had for some time been re
garded as inimical to the Garrett
policy. The election of Charles F.
Mayer to succeed Mr. Spencer was
accomplished through the en
ergy and shrewdness of Miss Mary
Garrett.”
It takes a womau’s shrewd
ness oftentimes to accomplish
an end in view, and were there
more women of iutelligeuce, tact
and energy, like Miss Mary Gar
rett, the world would be better and
wiser.
A very sensible reform ha 3 been
instituted in the fashionable world
at the East. It has been decided
by “society”—whatever that may
imply—that it is not the proper
thing to exhibit wedding presents
except to immediate relatives or in
timate friends of the family. The
custom in vogue for many years has
partaken largely of the character of
blackmail. An invitation to a wed
ding has been tantamount to the
demand of the highway robber, for
the acceptance of the invitation car
ried with it the necessity of carry
ing a wedding preseat along. It
has been a species of polite mendi
cauey, and the prospect of its abol
ishment will afford satisfaction to
thousands of the victims of the
present vicious and demoralizing
custom.
Physicians prescribe Ayer’s Sareapa- j
rilia in cases of scrofula, ami in ev-ry i
form of chronic diseases, because tl>i-*,
medicine is safer to lake, and is more j
highly concentrated, than aov other
preparation. It can always be depended :
upon as an effective blood puriiier.
SV RI P OF FIG*.
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nature’s own true laxative. It is the !
ost easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the System
whea Bil ous or Costive, to dispel Head !
ache*. Colds and Fevers; to cure Uabitu
al Constipation, Indigestion, Piles, etc. — j
Manufactured ouiy by the California Fig !
Syrup Company, £an Francisco, Califor ■
iaa For sale by J. W- Hodges, City Drop [
Store.
MATTRASBES made over at your
by an expert. Call or rend postal untf. W.
RILEY, No. IS Cons pro mi re street, Anna
'V . |
' OntßS H'LLOWHOR>% C.iKKD SA&ft,
*!**£* im smtssM xx simi
IChrlilmm at tha White Horn.
Washixgtox, Dee. 27.— A few of Ura.
j Cleveland's iiereonal friends have been per
mitted to look upon the xooree of preeenta
which have l**en cent to her and the presi
dent. The Christmas t- kens were spread oat
In Mrs. Cleveland’s boudoir. The apartment
niigt have b en easily mistaken for a com
bination store, sc varied was the assortment
of gifts. One of the most showy preeenta
was an onyx and gold toilet stand
for Mrs. Cleveland. Jewelry, silverware
canes, umbrellas, fancy articles, cigars, wines
and packages of every description were dis
played to the best advantage. Mrs. Cleve
land enacted the role of Santa Claus among
the household servants, and each one was
liberally remembered by his young mistress.
To some she gave useful articles and toothers
she gave sums of money. The president also
remembered the men servants with gifts of
money.
Mass far Father Heeker.
New York, Dec. 27.—A solemn requiem
mass for the repose of the soul of the Very
Rev. Isaac T. Hooker, the founder and father
superior of the house of the Paulist Fathers
in West Fifty-ninth street, and of the church
of St. Paul the Apostle, was celebrated in
that church. Archbishop Corrigan, as
sisted by Mgr. Donnelly, officiated. After
the services, which were most impree
| sive, the remains of the dead priest
; were taken to St. Patrick's church in Mott
| street, where they were temporarily con
signed to a vault, their final resting place
not yet having been deckled upon. Over 100
priests from out of town attended the funeral
Cardinal Gibbons, Archbishop Ryan, of
Philadelphia; Bishop Spaulding, of Peoria,
I Ills., and fhauy others were unable to be
present, but seut letters and telegrams of
condoleiu***
Mm rleil on Clirlstmu* Day.
Worcester, Mass., Dec. 27.—Cornelius B.
Murphy, the pitcher of the Syracuse Base
ball club, was married here Christmas after
noon to Miss Minaie E. Goes, in St Paul’i
church, tho Itcv. P. 11. Gallen officiating.
M. J. Slattery and Patrick Murphy, of th£
New York Baseball club, were present. Fol
lowing tho ceremony was a reception at the
residence of the bride’s parents, in Spruce
street, Tho presents were numerous and
valuable. Tho wedding tour will include
Boston, Haverhill and Portland.
Toniiipml Smith’* Itemalns.
Newport, It. I, Dec. 27. — The remains of
the lata Townsend Smith, owner of the
schooner N trim, and who died at Fort Mon
roe, have irrived here. The funeral will
take place Thursday morning, front Trinity
church. The flag on the club house on Belle
vue avenue is at half mast.
My Competitors are Trying to Alarm
Creditors, But I am Succeeding in
Alarming My Competitors.
And will make it tny custom^
To keep going if I bust 'em.
1 sell good goods for cash,
And never sell trash;
I am never at ease
Unless my trade I can please.
I do all I possibly can
For child, woman ami man,
1 never stop hustling,
But am always fouud rustling,
And puzzling my mind
Some bargain to find.
And you’ll soon hear a great squeal,
Fur 1 have mads another deal.
I got some goods cheap,
And got such a heap,
That I must let them go
At prices so wonderfully low,
That competitors will again say
Mv bills I cannot pay.
But while they ait* blowing,
Mv goods will keep going;
And those to whom I sell,
Will find they have done well.
1 buy bankrupt stocks
Of Watches, Jewelry and Clocks;
And have just made a big buy
That will cause so tit to cry,
While others will just laugh and holl'r,
When they see what I give for a dollar.
My trade will keep growing,
Ttie bargains keep going;
Others’ business may be dead,
But 1 w ill keep going ahead,
Notwithstanding they say
1 can never make it pay;
And if I keep doing business so
To the dogs I will go.
But it is very easy to see
Why they are so hitter toward me,
It's mv prices they cannot meet,
And in quality compete.
There are some, it is quite plain,
Who think they will make gain
By telling people I will cheat;
But themselves they will beat,
And nothing avail,
By keeping up such a wail;
But wili surely fail
If they keep up that bawl.
In conclnoion I will say,
I will make it pny
For you to come to mv store.
And for your money will give you more
Than any other man dare,
And always deal with you square.
Altho’ competitors may kick,
And try to make you sick,
If you will stay with me
I will faithfully guarantee
That my goods shall be as represented.
Or hack your money will lie presented.
Now if you think this is fair,
Ami want some fine silverware,
Or jewelry, a watch or a clock,
Please call, see my priees and stock,
At 49 Maryland Avenue,
Where everything is new
Right from the dealer
At J. SMITH’S, the Jeweler. J
OPERAHOUSE.
1 HXriGKfiT ONLY.
Wednesdey, Jan. 2nd. ’B9.
THE LAUGHING SUCCESS 1
THE POPULAR IRISH COMEDIANS,
MURRAY & MALLEY,
in the funniest of nil Irish Comedies,
0 0
j Muldoon’s Picnic;
0 0
with r competent cast, introducing
the
MULDOON QUARTETTE^
New Songs 1 New Dances ! ‘
New Scenes 1 Trios !
s Choruses, etc.
Priees* 25* 55, A 50 11s.
Reserved tests now on gale at the
Central Drug Store. ' d£€
tei&dfig Liflimeof
U x'OB MAX £ BEAST. P KNBTEJLTBS
StttfcLß ASD FIBRE TO THE KBS.
(HOLIDAY GOODS!
1 w just opened our Holiday Stock
FOREIGN
—AND —
; domestic liquors,
I Consisting: of WHISKIES, WISES, BRAS'
i DIES, GINS and RUMS for family use, which
will be sold cheaper than ever for the next
tw eki. STRAUSS & CO.,
dto Str 16 Market Space.
; s
The Non-Forfeiting
Free Tontine Policy
—OK THE—
: 1 New York Lite Insurance Co.
i
A hafe Policy, because non for
■ feiting, after three annual premiums have
■ been paid. One mouth grace allowed in pay
■ j roent of premiumns.
A Profitable Policy, Because
the Tontine principle of accumulation, as ap
i plied by this Co., hns given the largest returns
) at the end of selected periods, of any plan of
Insurance.
An Adjustable Policy—
Because the options offered at end of 10, 15 or
20 years, enable the insured to adjust his policy
to his new circumstances, when the period ends.
A POLICY WITH MANY PRIVILEGES
. —Because it contains no restrictions as to
• residence and travel after two years. Bracti
• cal freedom of occupation. Immediate pay
i ment of death claimes- Guaranteed dividends
The very best CHRISTMAS GIFT fora
• young man F*f limited means, to make to his
■ family. For such a policy apply to
> dlB ' iL. G. GABSAWAY, Agent.
f .
(J. Roland Bkady, Auctioneer.)
TRUSTEE’S SALE
—OF—
; fUfc/ Houses anil Lots
IN THE CITY OF ANNAPOLIS.
BY VIRTUE of a decree of the Circuit
Court for Anne Arundel County in Equi
ty, dited the 7tli day of December, 1888, in
the case of of John D. Lord and Edward (J.
flight, trading as Lord and Bight versus M.
E. McNasby, et. al ., the subscriber, as trustee,
will offer to public sale at the Court llou9e
door, in the city of Annapolis,
A T IS O'CLOCK M., OX
MONDAY, January2l, ’B9,
all that LOT OF GROUND, fronting on the
East side of Market street, in said city, about
108 feet, with a depth of about 148 feet 6
inches; which is described in a deed from R.
V. Clayton and others to M. E. McNasby,
dated ‘ilst of January, 1887, recorded in the
Land Records of said county in Liber S. H.,
No. 81, folios 119, tic., improved by SEVEN
NEW FRAME DWELLINGS, each containing
Five Rooms. The houses with lota in the rear
and alley entrances to lots, will be sold sepa
rately or in parcels, or as a whole, in the dis
cretion of the trustee.
This is a splendid opportunity to secure a
home for a man of small means, or for any one
desirious of making an investment. The
Houses are all under rent with good tenants.
TERMS OF SALE:—One half eash; the
balance in twelve months, or all cash as the
purchaser may elect; the credit payments to
bear interest from the day of sale and to lie
’ secured by the notes of the purchaser or pur
chasers endorsed to the satisfaction of the
trustee. ROBERT H. SMITH,
Trustee.
For particulars inquire of
ROBERT 11. SMITH, trustee,
No. 219 E. Fayette St., Baltimore.
JAMES REVELL, Attorney,
Annapolis, Md.
Or J. Roland Bradt, Auctioneer,
12 Btd Annapolis, Md.
Luxuriant Hair
Can only’ bo preserved by keeping the
scalp clean, cool, and free front dan
druff, and the body in a healthful
condition. The great popularity oi
Ayer’s Hair Vigor is due to the fact
that it cleanses the scalp, promotes the
growth of the hair, prevents it from
falling out, and gives it that soft and
silky gloss so essential to perfect beauty.
Frederick Hardy, of Roxhury, Mass,
a gentleman fifty years of age, was fast
losing his hair, and what remained was
growing gray. After trying various
dressings with no effect, he commenced
the use of Ayer’s Hair Vigor. "It
stopped the falling out,” he writes;
“and, to my great surprise, converted
my white hair (without staining the
scalp) to the same shade of broicn it
had when I was 25 yews of age.”
Ten Years Younger.
Mrs. Mary Montgomery, of Boston,
writes: “For years, I was compelled
to wear a dress cap to conceal a bald
Rpot on the crown of my head ; hut now
I gladly lay the cap aside, for your Hair
Vigor is bringing out a new growth. I
could hardly trust my senses when I
first found my hair growing; but there
it is, and I am delighted. 1 look ten
years younger."
A similar result attended the use of
Ayer’s Hair Vigor by Mrs. O. O. Pres
cott, of Charlestown, Mass., Miss Bessie
H. Bedloe, of Burlington, Vt., Mrs. J. J.
Burton, of Bangor, Me., and numerous
others.
The loss of hair may be owing to im
purity of the blood or derangement of
the stomach and liver, in which case,
a course of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla or of
Ayer’s Pills, in connection with the
Vigor, may be necessary to give health
and tone to all the functions of the
body. At the same time, it cannot be
too strongly urged that none of these
* remedies can do much good without
a persevering trial and strict attention
. to cleanly and temperate habits.
Ayer’s Hair Vigor,
Prepared by I>r. X. C. Ajr & Co.. Lowell, Man.
Cold by Druggists and Perfumers.
Mustang Liniment
CURES RHEUMATISM, LAMB BACK
AKi> CTHttr ionrrs. rub in ba&di
KNOCKED OUT in the FIRST ROUND!
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The Champion 9.
NO NEED TO GO TO BALTIMORE TO BUY
CHEAP SHOES,
BTTT COME TO
BROOKS <& BARTON,
WHERE YOU C-A.2NT BUY
All of the above SHOES were selected for their DURABILITY and STRENGTH,
looking to the interest of our customers all the time. You will find the above stock
in all the LA TEST STYLES. Also a full line of FINE WORK ,
such as Men. Women and Children’s BHOES. Also a fine lot of GENTS
FANCY SUPPERS • together with a large stotk of Men’s, Boy’s
and Youths German and American Kip BOOTS to be found at
No. 18 MAIN STREET, ANNAPOLIS MD.
ft#'MEN’S FINE SHOES of every description MADE TO ORDER and guaranteed
absolutley squeakless. A fine French Calf High Oxford MADE to ORDER for $5.
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m. No. 12 WEST ST., ANNAPOLIS, MD.
BRUOS, GHBMICALB.
Fancy and Toilet Articles. -*
This Store is fitted up with all modern
improvements and latest designs accord- “ % ®
ing to the idea of leading druggists of
this country as to the requrement of a
Complete Pharmacy.
•*- Prescriptions a Specialty. Prescriptions a Specialty,
All Popular 5 audio Cents Cigar*.
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iq. B. F. Bravely Best Brand Tobacco.
IMPORTED CIGARS, &c.
W. B. FEITTOU,
—MANUFACTURER OF
Monumental and Cemetery Work,
AND BPECIAL AGENT FOR THE
Keystone Slate and Soapstone Works
OF PHILADELPHIA, PA.
\o. 77 Maryland Ave., Annapolis, lid.
. x
As times 'are close I will offer
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS to all
tbosewho will favor me with their
ordrs for
MONUMENTS or TOMBSTONES.
•BETTER WORK for the
money than can be had elsewhere
has been my motto.”
I have lately made arrangements
with Messrs. Jas. 8. Miller & Bro.,
manufacturers of
Slate Mantles, &c„ &c.,
to handle their goods ia Annapolis
mmmmmmmmmmmmmm
' C. BOESSEL,
Ennsaith, Watchaake? and Jeweler,
No. 33 Main Street, Annapolis, Md.
KEEPS oonstantly in stock a large and
fine assortment of Fine Goid and
Silver Watches, Clocks. Silverplated
"Ware, Jewelry, Gold, Silver and Steel-
Framed Spectacles, Faocy Articles, Eye-
Glasses, &c., all of the best grades and
quality. Particular attention paid to the
Repairing of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry
and Guns, at reasonab’e rates.
W. T. RAWLINGS’
Shaving; aid lair Cutting Saloon
No. SSVd. Ava, Annapolis.
OPECIAL attention given to all its brancha
n rnonuitood A trial uoll<* >•
Mustang Liniment
EKpftLD ALWAYS BE KEPT IN SHOP,
KITCHEN, STABLE AND FACTOR*I
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r and vicinity. You can order your
l MANTLES of me, to fit your
Chimneys, and at Baltimore prices,
saving the cost of transportation
and setting.
Old, Broken Mantles replaced by
new ones of late designs, and at
moderate prices. |
FANCY GRATES
AND — ' *
BRASS GOODS,
of every description furnished i
and at Short Notice
SHOES! SHOES!
O. _A-. BRADY,
112 Main Street, Opp . Md. Hotel,
Ladies. Children ad Heathen's Shoes.
MADE TO ORDER A SPECIALTY.
Every Pair Warranted to give Satisfaction
Also, a general stock of ready-made
wear on band and for sale cheap.
Also agent for Magruder’s SHOE
DRESSING, a superior article for Ladies.
Children and Gentlemen’s Shoes. Try it
and yon will use no other.
C. A. BRADY,
tf-123 112 Main Street
Mustang Liniment
CtTJtße SWINXEY, ANJ> HAB*
*£BB BOBS* 15 HOUSES lS£> MtjLES!
*
FAMILY GROCERIES*
CaEip Srocwies I I';;:;
CLAYTON & c „ ■
No. o i s j : l
Have in stock a large Sortni<6{ M
l_ FAMILY GROCERIES'*
—SUCH AS— i
SUGAR CURED HAMS
SUGARS OF ALL QhJ
Coffees, Teas, Spices, & c M
Also a large assortment of
Cooking Raisins, Currant*,
Lemons, and Nuts of all kind, m
tOTOther with a genera! i wnti( ,. I
PLAIN AND FRC.WIi CAy M
at Baltimore prices. Also I
Prime Roll A Prim
China, Glass, Wooden n-,d R, J
including every article umis’lv y.. I
a first class grocery store ■
All my groceries are fresh nn.i r
to give satisfaction.
MTGoods delivered toanv part .*
e\\y free of charge. 1
CLAYTON & CO I
715 No. 5 Market
Q-ET Y W UH |
Reaoy-M adk I
FALL CLOTHIM
raoivi f
L. H REHN'sI
Cor. Main St. & Market Sp*
ANNAPOLIS. ;m I). I
THE LARGEST AND ( IIKAI'LjiB
STOCK OF I
llrv A Faitrj Gimmls. t.rnitl
Fairnisliiug (dmiK, 1
Motions, Ac.,
IN THE (TTY. I
Call and Examine my Full ‘.Sl'ikfl
Good before going t<> Bumtimnie, ;in,iiS
will save time and money. |
Also CARPETS, RUGS and oil,ClO*
Of any Quality and Variety, 1
Don't fail to call at ■
U. El,; HEFTIST’S, I
Corner Main Street and Market SpsctH
GEO. F„ FRANXUNTfI
110 Main Street
dkai.ru in 1
Tory (iooDsl
NOTIONS, <k,~l
Wooden and Willow 111
China! Class and Stott fe I
Groceries and Canned Goo*
Of all kinds. Bset Brands of
SUGAR CURED HAMS,
SHOULDERS & BKEASI*
Also a large assortment of
Hardware, Carpenter’s Too*
Agricultural Implement! 1
SADDLES, HARNESS, I
TRUNK STRAPS,!*
Carpets, Matting & Oil tilt*
Together with a General
Merchandise,
GEO. E. FRANKLIN !'Ct.|
110 Main Street, Anna / olis,
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MOST BRILLIANT. PORE and F!l |
FECT LENSES in the lOM I
Csmbinad with Great Refracttsg " :fC ■
THEY ARE AS TRANSPA KENT^. D
ORLESS AS LIGH I 11
Testimonial' from the leading r ; ,-iS
the United States, governors. ► f *
tors, stockmen, men of note in at. P
and in different branches of trs 1 - • (
mechanic", etc., can be given. D
their Bight improved by their u*-.
ALL EYES FITTEII
And the Fit Guaranteed ■
at the I>ru*|Btore of J. W II<I(>r- ■
Annapolis. Md. , neddk**^B
These glasses are not supp icu . F
any price.
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M holesale Depot*: Atlanta.
8-100 RE WA RD. ■
We will pay the above reward
of liver complaint, dyspepsia- - 1
indigestion, constipation or . 1 ,v L;V
Cannot cure witn West s V eg* a ; v ...sljß
when the directions are sim 5 gß d
with. They are purely ; vAV*
fail to give satisfact'on r( .
ing 30 sugar coated pills, - 1 *
terfeits and imitations. The rO,f|
factored only by JOHN C. , , bjr J. ■
W Madison St., Chicago. 11l- • “
HODGES A Co., Druggist. M- Mm
napolis. Md, 'j ■
Mustang Unime® ■
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