Evening capital., March 04, 1889, Image 3

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*sv — ‘ 4lO p i i>*(M;nHrer....e-* 1 P- m.
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UT Jn Arrive 10 35a. tn. and .& p.m.
a***' ": h ,. H r.- roil between flaltimore
„ the a)K>ve trains
. Ansapyii* < n from llaltimore every
and Friday at H.OO
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I 4 f..r SlindAV, Nov. 18th 1888, pUB
- iffi.M Annapolis, as follows
’!.M>I.IS, I ARHIVS ll* BaLTIMOHX*
‘ wf *. f earn. Arrive at... .7.50 a. in.
f w 5 jsSi.m.| ;• ;; 11,-**a.m.
. aau p, tu. I 4,4“ P* m
. n Hi ITI R o 01*. I ARRIVE IN ANNAPOLIS.
*£l* ” V n>.' Arrive at.... $.40 a. m.
>5 * 2 111 p. in. i “ 3.10 p. m,
. - wip.m. I “ ** 40 p.m.
Bi’!*hav Trains:
Annapolix si 7,50 a. rn. and 3.30 p. m.-
Baltimore at 9.00 a. in.. 4.10 p. m.
Usvr Oaltlmorv a' J3f a. m.. and 5.30 p. m
to Annapolis 10 45 a. m.. and 8.40 p. m.
frw<hu and dispatched dally, at
as* >* ,ir LK , i,k;M. Gen’l. Manager.
RBEKT WKM'II. bup't.
Local News'.
Till-: WI.ATHRIt TO-DAY.
[Krportei f'r the Evening Capital*]
saHl!<ton, March 4. 3 I*. M.—
f„r Maryland : Htin followed Tuesday
wclearing colder winds becoming nnrtb
tfitrrly hiili on the coast.
Thermometer at The Capital olllce
it soon to day sttt'wl 42°
■——
Personal Mention.
Mi* Julie Murdock of Baltimore who
bu bon vliiti'g fiicnds in Aunnpolls
rtiarooi Lome this morning.
K Mr. llemaley, of Kenlucky, is
vUilicg bis si*ttr, Mrs. Lit ut. Coloban,
Sml Academy.
Min Parrott, of Philadelphia, Is vUi
li§| her airier,Mr*. ,1. ltandali.
other Grangers in town are the
feUawinu. Miss McElhenny, of Balti
•en; Miss Merrick, of Queen Anne’s
teur.iy, M'ss Vtrinillian and Miss Bryan,
' Washington; Miss Townes, of Norfolk,
V, and Miss Blunt, of Montgomery
Maty
C*pt Allen w mitli, U. S. A, station* d
liWbfc ine. W. Va-, came on for a visit
fcbln fimi'y.
Mr Sisalrec, wife of Commander Siea
be. and Cadet Carner received at the
SitalAcademy bop Saturday night.
bir Ringgold, of Philadelphia, is visi
thfbii daughter. Mrs. 11. C. Thomp
■a.
Rrj S. Hamburger and daughter, of
■adism Avenue, Baltimore, who have
Nithitine Mrs Strauss, of King George
wKrt, have returned to thetr home.
Mr Jacob \\ eis. of Baltimore, wlio hus
*t railing the families of Mrs Straus*,
Mr*S Spandauer, Maryland Avenue,
■ returned to hi* home. |^J
■ T - P E Bussell and C, W Brady,
the guests nf Mr. J llutcbiuson,
■ashington, D. C.
■**!Academy Dramatic Association
Academy Dramatic Asso
' n announces to its friends that rep
of the plays
thk Stack ” am. “The Barrack
■ Boom*. ”
■ will tn; given
m. Ttm <"r*K. Tvuday. Mtirehotfi
t'fa at < ,'id l*. M. Peiforuiauce
i* m
W®*" 1 *- Cents
t. Af teruoon Services.
viol ' s wult > Bold at the
■3""* every Wednesday
■s l ,. n 1 ,h mi 'tuh of March, be
■S". * l f '"“ r o’clock. These
J lßc.uded more for the benefit
' r ' n t° '* Well l-’ol “Ut althe
M****rir\* n, i 5 s ry ice—but eveiy
K , tba ’ can come. They
U" the pastor.
■Tv s . T ?*!* bbath m Towu
"?‘ htr yesterday kept
Htoctk, J , eonstquei.ee the
■f.j JV'"." 1 )' atteode*!. The Y
®^eaW*.. T V*? n -? * ,,d lbr
>t, v >,u> ' a,HI sd.iresaed
m*nTZ\ y ,' ] u M ". College
■ ill V\[ d tr uuti mal Committee
■• E VVH y (e
--■f^ib,tiooVa r Y U M°pT lon W ’! L
tbe tu w ;,. 11 •A. preach
's®W> R 1 ‘ st congregaiion last night
t^‘f o yl r, rUD cUur cb, Hev. R.
'•> uu ■ L ™ oruiQ ‘ ! preached
John i j the Word wa-
Tit n V* hi be WKhed on
of Lent.”
‘ b I'-urch in tb e morn
with7k r * CtJ,Vld into fun
■s**t-ft Ue UfCb ’ ‘be
1 ; M i^ r n a3 ° b
M^ 1 s*7o In'* Army
•$ * CDS ff 7 UH b - v lb ‘-* * catty
IME? ‘‘i'erieoce 7; '• WeVer - au d a
Ux,t h the tem-
V** lU| Lxt 1
11 &UQ diy, at 4.aj
BkCl* ** s£X h i> '“prove theit
S$ . L Noisette,
■"%. ’ M •dv t ’ l .'L I bls P r <*pectu-
II 10 auotber
Geo. Hmm kiigonN
In Spite of the Rain.
Immense Throng of People.
SIS !E9SM WA
Special to the Evening Cahtal.
I Washington, March 4tU, 1889 —ln
| spite of tbe rain, Gen. Harrison was made
President of tbe Uuited Slates at noon to
[ day in the presence of 5 .000 people. He
- delivered hla inaugural address from tbe
. portico of the Capitol bailding. The ad
dress makes ab >ut 5.000 words. Itgiva
a complete outline of bis policy and tbe
grt atm ss of country, her opportuni
ties for the future. He touches strougly
3 upon the civil service law, the surplus.
the navy, reform in tbe election laws, *fcc.
‘ la the beginning cf address he says:
“There is no constitutional or legal re
quiremeuts that tbe President shall take
! the oath of office in the presence of the
’ peaplc. But there is so manifest an ap
r propriuteness in the pub ic induction to
1 office nf tbe ' bief Executive officer of
tbe nation that from tbe beginning of tbe
government tbe people, to whose service
the official oath concentrates tbe officer,
have been called to witness tbe solemn
| ceremonial Tbe oatb taken in the pres
ence of the peoide becomes a mutual cov
enant—tbe officer covenants to Serve the
whole body of tbe people by a faithful
> execution of tbe laws, so that they may
• lie tbe unfailing defens* and eecurily of
• tiioKc who re-pect and observe them, and
! that neither wealth, station nor tbe pow
er of combination Khali be able to evade
their just penalities or to wrest them
Irom a benitßLnt public purp *se to
serve tbe ends of cruelty or selfishness
My promise is spoken; yours unspoken
( -but not the less real and solemn.
“The people of every State have here
their representatives, fciure'y I do not
■ misinterpret the spirit of the occasion
when I assume ibat tbe whole body of
tbe people covenaut with me nud with
each other to day to support and defend
the Constitution and tbe Union of tbe
States, to yield willing obedience to all
the laws and each to every other citizen
his equal civil and political rights. En
r tering thus solemnly iuto covenant with
. each other, we may reverently invoke
and confidently expect the favor and help
• of Almighty God—that be will give to me
wisdom, strength and fidelity, and to our
people a spirit of fraternity and a love
of righteousness and peace.”
! ENGAGEMKNT AT SAMOA.
-
• American AVar Ship Sunk*
Special to the Evening Capital,
London, Match 4, 11.80 a. m —The
rumor that an American man of war and
the German corvette Olga fought at Sa
i moa has bon confirmed. Tbe American
> mau-of-war fired at the German corvette
; ‘Mga and the Olga returned a broadside,
siuking the American mac-of-war.
No Aocidents.
Special to the Evening Capital.
Baltimore, March 4—All trains be
, tween this ciiy and Washington over th e
B. & P. and B. & O. R. R., arrived safely
without the slightest accident or Litch
Each road averaged about 90 trains be
. tween the two cities since midnight up to
, noon to-day.
Services at the Presbyterian Church.
Thesubj.ct discussed upon Pst night
was the observance of lent. Said the pas
tor, we are tnquently asked by iteis uis,
not of our own Church, why we do n t
observe Lent. It is proper, therefore, that
we should, in this puulic manner, give
some of tlie reasons wby we do not join
will) Christians of other denominations
in its observance. Our non observance is
not because we think less of the great
duties and facts which others seek to
emphasize. We believe in fastiDg, and
church going, and retirement from tbe
; tayevies of tlie world. And meditation up
on device things, aa truly and fully prob
ably, as those who differ frou us We
differ as to the times and tbe length of
our fasis, and believe that they should
1 not be ut Kiattd times, but be observed as
the emergency may buggest There are
times in the experience of individuals,
families, the church aud the nation, when
sating is proper aud beneficial, and is
recommended by our cburcii. As a help
to prayer and devout mediation we esteem
it very higuly. As to attendance upon
Ghurcb, retirement from tbe world, and
devout meditation upon divine truth, we
•re not bebiud other denominations.—-
Then us a Chinch, we are just as earnest
in magnifying tbe facts of Christ’s suffer
lug, death and resurrect!, n as otbrs.—
These are the great themes of our pulpits,
and every Sabbath reminds us of the res
urrtctiou, and is an Easter to us. The
protracted fast of Christ was superhuman
*nd miracul .us, and, of course, cannot
be imitated by us. it otcurred only once
tu the life of our Lord. We have no evi
dence that the Apostles as early desclples
observed such a period, and there is no
coinmaud to the Church to appoint such
a season. But while we differ from some
of our fellow Christians on these points, we
think it a good thing that a large part of
our population turn their attention, with
more thau ordinary nterest. to the sub
j.clof religion. The calm that comes
alter the whirl in which society has been
tor months, is promotive ef serious
thought. On several accounts the time is
'uiiabie for church-going, and we intend,
as we have dune in the past, to have sev
ral special services to prepare our minds
lor the work of tbe Lord. W'e give s
.uost cordial welcome to people of ail de
nominations to join with us in these ser
vices.
Acquittal of Wm. Johnson. (
Wm. Johnson, on trial in the Criminal
Court of Baltimore city, for the rnuider
•*f George A.liUey, at Curtis Bay in tuis
couuiy, io May isbt, w*> declared not
<uiiiy by the jury. The evldeocrf was
all lu about 1 o does Saturday afternoon,
and tbe arguments were concluded at 8.
Tbe Mate asked for a veidtct of murder
iu tbe second degree, while tbe defense
maimed tuat Jaunson acted io self-defense
. The jury agreed about hail-past 11, but
o> the couusei had to be sent lor it was
tieary 1 o'clock buuday morning before
.he verdict waa rendered, the cluck bav
tug bt-eu turned back tu make the appar
ent time earlier than if v’oiueiti
THE LENTON SEABON.
Rules for its Observance Issued by
Cardinal Qibbons.
Cardinal Gibbons bai-ue<) the follow
ing ru>* s t* he observed in Lent;
Ail the faithful who have completed
their twenty first year, unless exempt by
dispensation or some other legitimate
cause, are bound to observe tbe fast of
Lent.
They are to make only one meal s day,
except on Sunday.
The meal permitted on fvst days is not
to be taken till about noon.
A small refreshment, commonly cal'e 1
co'lation. is permitted in the evening.
The fullowiog persons are exempt
from tbe obligations of fasting: Poi
sons under twenty one years of age, the
nick, nursing women, those who are
obliged to do hard labor, and those who,
through weakness, can be fast without
great prejudice to their health.
The faithful are leminded that, besides
tbe oblieati-m of fasting imposed by the
church, the holy Season of Leut should
be. iu an eapecia. manner, a time of earn
est prayer, of sorrow for sin, ot seclusion
fioin the world and its amusements, and
of geuerous alms giviag.
liy virtue of au indu t to tbe Uuited
Stales, dated August 3. 188? tbeiollowiug
special di*pen-aliot)8 are granted
The use of llesh meat is permitted at all
meals on Sundays, aud once a day oil
Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays, with the exception of the second
and last Saturdays, of Lent. But fiesb
meat and fish are not to be used at the
same meal during L :nt, even ou Sun
days
The use of butter, cheese, milk and
eggs is also permitted every day iu
Lent.
It is allowed to take in tbe morning
some warm liquid, as tea; coffte.or thin
chocolate, made witb water, and with
this liquid a moulbfull of bread.
Those for whom the hour of hood may
be a convtnient tiaie for dinner may in
vert the order aud take their collation in
the morning and their dinoer iu the
evening.
Tue use of hogs’ lard or dripping in
stead of butter is authorized in preparing
permitted food.
Persons exempt from tbe obligation of
fasting are free to taae meat more than
once on those days when its use is gran
ted by dispensation.
The Paschal time extends from tbe
first of Leul till Trinity Sunday,
ouring wnicb lime all Catholics *bo
have attained the proper age are bouud
to receive worthily tbe holy communion.
The holy season of Lent is a very proper
time ulso tor children to make their first
confession, which they ought to do gen
erally at about tbe age of Severn years.”
ART ENTERTAINMENT.
At the First M. E. Church.
Wednetday, Thursday, and Friday Even
mgs, March tt, 7, nd 8,
Br Mr. Charles 11. Hopkins,
Artist, Musician Dd Lecturer.
These entertainments comprise 500
Famous Views.
viaguificient and Illuminatt d by Pow
erful Calcium Light and the New Photo-
Projector,
Embracing Gems of Scenery from all
parts of the world with graphie descrip
tion, wonderful Scenic Surprises, and
Beautitul Transformations, together with
Songs, superbly illustrated while being
sung.
Mr. Hopkins will be assisted by tbe
Church Choir.
Tickets for the course, Adults 60 cents,
Children 25 cents Single Admission,
Aduds 25 cents. Children 15 cents.
Identified the Bober
•
We gave an account in the columns of
the Capital a few days ago of the store
of Mr. Geo W. Moss on the north side
of the City Dock, being broken opeD and
robbed of Several articles of rlothinsr,
two or there tine uickle-plated revolvers,
a gold watch, and about flO In money.
Cn the day of the robbery a suspicious
looking colored man come into tbe store
and loitered around, finally taking a seat
on a box near the stove opposite the door
io the ally, which he noticed, very par
ticular. Wneoever approached by Mr.
MoB9 be would pretend he was asleep,and
when asked what was the matter he re
plied that be had been up at a colored
festival the night before >nd was a little
drowsy. He said he came here the night
before on an oyser boat, but when he
got to the wharf in tbe morning, the boat
bad gone. No more wm thought of the
affair until Friday, when Mrs. Moss read
io tbe Baltimore Sun an account *f a
similar robbery at Tort Deposit, Cecil
county and the arrests of the robbers in
Baltimore. The description given of the
party seemed to tally so well with the man
that was in Mr. Moss’ store that he tele
graphed Marshal Frey to hold him until
he could send some one to identify him.
vir M ss imtnediateiy dispatched his
clerk, Mr. Trautwine, to Baltimore, who
proceed to tbe Ceatral Police Station
where the prisoner was held for the Cecil
county authorities. He identified the
maa as tbe one in the store on the day
of tbe robbery, and upon his being close
ly questioned by the Marshal as to the
disposition of tbe goods taken from Mr.
Moss he produced a pond ticket
for the go'd watch which was
recovered. Th* revolvers and cloth
ing were not recovered- There wefe
three parties connected with tbe Port De
posit robbery, and it is supposed the
same parties were also interested in tbe
robbery of Mr. Mews.
Epoch.
The transition from long, lingering
and painful sickness -to robust health
marks au epoch in tbe life of tbe indi
vidual. Such a remarkable event is
tresured in tbe memory end tbe agency
whereby tbe good health has been at
tained is gretefully blessed. Hence it is
that so much is heard in praise of Elec
tric Bitters. Si many feel they owe
their restoration to health, to tbe use of
the Great Alterative and Tonic. If yon
are troubUd with any disease of Kidneys,
Liver or Stomach, of ions or short stand
ing you will surely find relief r>y use of
Electric Bitters. Sold at 50. aodsi per
bottle at J. WVter Hodges & Co’S Drug
store.
Mme. du Deffad—Women are too
imaginative aad too sensitive to have
much logic.
Let quality, not quanity. be a test of a
medicine. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is tbe
concentrated extract of the best and pur
est ingredients. Medical men everywhere
recommended it as the surest and most
economical Mood medicine in the mar
ket.
ITEMS FROM BROOKLYN.
Farmers are gelling ready for pea plant
ing. S>n.e have already sown i* tir to
mato and cabbage seed* in h*t bed. In a
few weeks every body will be busy in
their truck fields.
Three weddings have taken place this
week to the town—lwo colored and one
white.
Mr. GeUbei has been shelling the roads
in Brooklyn with shells furnished by Mr.
Tyson.
Tbe Ri*in Fertilizer Factory is running
night and day in order to get a stock on
band for their spring trade. Th>y have
a number of large orders to fill.
The Messrs Gistull Jfc Brother are put
ting up a block of four hou es on the
la*on property ta Brook'yu which will
make fourteen in all they have built for
Mr. Mon inside of a year. He promises
to build others if good roads are made in
Brooklyn.
A delegation left here to day, March
I*l, for Baltimore, to protest against the
removal of Light Sheet Bridge. A pub
tic meeting is called for Monday night,
March 4th, nt Brooklyn, to petition the
City Council of Baltimore, against the re
moval of this bridge, as a great detriment
to tbe business interests of Brooklyn, and
which wilt d -or. ciate the value of prop
erty to one half.
The social season will be brought to a
close hire to night, March Ist, by an en
tertainment at the residence of Mr. Geo.
H. Potee which promises to be a very
enjoyable affair. Dick
D o’t eive up. my poor, sick friend;
VVbiie there’s life there's hope, ’tis said:
i Sicker persons often mend;
Time to give up when your’e dead.
Purer, richer blood you need;
i Strength and tone your system give;
This advice ba wise autl heed— ,
Take the ti. M. D and live.
Those letters stand for ‘ Golden Medi
cal Discovery.” (Dr. Pierce's), the great
bui'ding up, purifying, and disease ex
■ peliiog remedy of the age.
Don’t hawk, hawk, blow, spit, and dis
■ gust everybody with your offensive breath
; but use Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy and
end it-
Lementey—Of ail heavy bodies the
heaviest is the woman we have ceased to
love.
The Unrest of Combiuatluus.
Tiue delicacy of flavor with true effi
cacy of action has been attained in the
famous California liquid fruit remedy
Syrup of Figs. Its pleasant taste and bene
ficial effects have rendered it immensely
popular. It cleanses the System, cures
Costiveness, etc. For sale by J W. Hod
ges A Co., Oitv Drue Store.
Cervantes—Between a woman's ‘yes’
and *uo’ 1 would not venture to stick a
pin.
I liare had catarrh for twenty’ years,
and useb all kinds of remedies without
r-lief. Mr Smith, druggist, of Little
Falls, recommended, Ely's Cream Balm.
The effect ot tire first application was
magical, it allayed the inflammation,
' andthemxt inorniug my bead was as
clear as a bet*. One bottle has done me
so much good that I am convinced its use
- will effect a permanent cure. It is sooth
ing, pleasant and easy to apply, and I
I strongly urge its use by all sufferers
‘ Geo Terry, Little Falls, N- V.
Balzic—Women are constantly the
! dupes or the victims of their extreme
sensitiveness.
Their Business Booming.
Probably no one thing has caused a
geoeral revival of trade at J. Walter
Hodges & Co’s Drug Store as their giving
away to their customers of so many free
trial bottles of Dr King’s New Discove
■ ry for Consumption. Their trade is
simply enormous in this very valuable
, j article from the fact that it always cures
a- d never disappoints. Coughs, Cold*,
j Asthma, Bronchit'S, Croup, and all throat*
j and lung d!*eases quickly cured You
| can test it before buying by getting a
trial bottle free, large jiz e sl. Every
bottle warranted.
Luther—Earth Ins nothing more ten
der than a woman’s heart when it is the
abode of pity.
Some Foolish People.
Allow a cough to run until it gets be
yond the reach of medicine. They often
say. “Oh, it will weir away.” hut in
ni'>st cases it wears them away Could
j they be induced to try tbe success ul
> medicine called Kemp’s Bilsam, which
; is sold on a positive guarantee to cure,
they would immediately see the excel
lent iffeet after liking the fir*t dose.
I Price s>c and SI.OO. Trial tize free.
' j At all druggists.
Michelet—Woman is the Sunday of
man; not his repose only, but his joy, the
sail of his hfe.
Bucklen'a Arnica Salve.
Tbe best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, ISalt Rheurn, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, aDd posi
tively cures Piles, or no pay required. I
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or trioney refunded Price 25 cents pe
box. For sale by J. Walter ILxiges &Co
Montesquie—Tbe society of women en
dangers men’s morals and improves tbeir
: manners.
** ♦♦
THKB*rA*R LALXDHV
Does the most perfect work of any Laundry in
the country fto potash or chemicals used in
cleansing and bleaching clothing. The finest
fabrics done up without a blemish. Gentle
men's and Ladies’ linen a specialty. Satis fac
! tion guaranteed or no charge. Linen received
on Mondays and Tuesdays and returned the
end of the week. For intormauon apply to
J. H. WftLua. Agt.
At L H. Kehn’s, corner Mamet Space and
Mam street. wtitt. '
WANTED —By a settled couple, BOARD
iu a good family, convenient to tbe
Nnv*l Acadatuy. Best of reference exchang
ed. Address B. Capital office. 34 w
shoes! SHOES!
Aik yuur SHOE DEALER fiR v
D. CONROY’S SHOES.
Every Pair Warranted.
| d2Blm Factory, Baltimore, Md.
iesiaag Liniment
nUTOSMKAN * BEAST, pkxetbatjm
Trustee’s Hale.
—or •
©House and Lots#
IS THE CITY OF ANXAPOILS.
BY VIRTUE of a decree of the Circuit
__ Court for Anne Arundel comity, passed
in a cause wherein William L. Davids, and
others by Lawrence 1.. Davids, next friend,were
plaintiffs, and William L. Davids and others
were defendant*, and bearing date January 2,
1889, the unden-igned trustee will sell at Pub
lic Sale at the Court House Door, in the city
of Annapoli*, on
TUESDA y. March 26. 'B9.
at 11 o’clock, a. all the following prop
erty, being the real estate of Johu Milliard
deceased namely :
LOT situate ou Corner of King George
Street and Governor Street, froniing about 37
feet on King George street and about 100 feet
on Governor Street, improved with a TWO
STORY FRAME BUILDING of 9 Rooms now
used as a Restaurant.
LOT situate on Hanover Street (Lockwoods
ville) with front of I<>B feet and w itli a depth of
from 94 feet 4 ihcties to 12 feet. This Lot is
unimproved, a plat of which w ill be exhibited
at sale.
TERMS OF SALK, as prescribed by de ree,
are one-third cash on day of sale or final ratifi
cation thereof, bv the Court,and the remainder
iu two equal installments of six and twelve
month.*, tearing interest from day of sale, or
all casii at purchaser’s option. A deposit of
SSO will be required on dav of sale.
FERDINAND MULL AN, Trustee.
J. Roland Brady, Auctioneer, m 4
J.WalterHodges&Co.
DRUGGISTS
AND
ChemistS.
City D.illG Mute,
IS Mail & 5 Fiaicit. Streets,
ANNAPOLIS, MD.
DKALKKS IN
Everything usually
kept in a First Class
Pharmacy.
Prescription Com
pounding a specialty
Orders by mail receive
prompt attention.
□ !_
MOST BRILLIANT. PU E and PER
FECT LENSES in the WORLD.
CamMnai with Great EsSracttag Fewer.
THEY ARE AS TRANSPARENT AND COL
OKLKSB AS LIGHT ITSELF,
Testimonial'’ from the leading physicians in
the United Suites, governors, senators, legisla
tors, stockmen, men of note in all professions
and in different branches of trade, bankers
mecnanica, etc., can be given, who have had
tneir sight improved by their use.
ALL EYES FITTED
And the Fit Guaranteed
at the Drug Store of J. W. HODGES & Co
Annapolis. Md.
These glasses are not supplied to peddlers at
any price,
0344 m A. K. HAWKKS.
wholesale Depots: Atlanta.Ga ; Austin, Te*
Few Stock
OF LADIES. CHILDREN’S
piTTOTHPi
mMmmmdbam Nm< wm&mmmmd
JUiT RECEIVED
—AT '
C. A. Brady’s Shoe Store
112 Main Street, Opp, Md, Hotel,
Giieap Shoes,
And good ones at tiic same time. Come and
examine my stock and get suited iu price as
well in a first class shoe.
Call and get a pair of MEX'ii
SHOES MADE TO ORDER FOR $4.15
, C. A. BRADY,
• tf-123 112 Main Street
Barnes’ Pat. FooUgjay_owerfl
3ontrae*ora and OManetSlaker* and J&A t
Jobber* In Wood or Mend. who. -JBI <
a#ve no steam power, can, by a*-1 1
-ng outfita or these machine*, bid | |"1 11 '<l fljli
lower and aave more money than
by any other mean* for doing their
work. Soid rm trial Llwatrated Iff
JIM BARNES C 0„
jddraaa 6oA*gt>T fit, Bocjtford, mWmmM
Histang Liniment
HEALTH IS WEALTH ! j
iH.
Dr. K. r. Vml'i N> rt . and Drain Train
im nt. a ►ni'irantood specific for Hwt*ri.
DiitMioss. Oonvulslens. Kits. Norvous Neuiml
itia. Hoa.ia.-he. Nervous I’rostration caused by
the use of alcohol or totwooo. Wakefulness, J|
Mental Depression. Softness of the (train re
sulting in insanity am! leading to misery, de
cay ant death, Premature Old Art'. Harms*
ness. Puss of power in either sox. involuntary
Loises and Sporriatorihira caused by over- * j
exertion of the brain, self-abuse or over ia
dultfenoe. Kach box contains one month’s
statement. $1 OS a box. or six boxes for $6.00
rent by mail prepaid on receipt of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case. With oaeh order received
by us for six boxes, accompanied with $6.00,
vre will send the purchaser our written yuat
antoe to refund the mouey if the treatasat
does not effect a cure. Guarantees Issued only
by J. w. hoDGKS a Co.. Druggists, Sols
Arer**. 4A Main Btr*et \nnapoils M 4. 64y
ORDER: NISI. I
In the Circuit Court for Anne Aiuodel
County.—No. 1202 Equity.
Iu the Matter of the sale of the Mortgaged
ltcal Estate of John T- Bishop
and Wife.
ORDERED, this 12th day of February
1889, That the within’reported sale*
of the mortgaged real estate of John T‘
Bishop and wife, made by James M. Mun
roe, ftu*tee, be tiually ratified and con
firmed, unless cause to the contrary there
of be shown on or before the 14fA day of
March nett.
Prodded, atopy of this order be pub
lished for three successive weeks before
the said 14th day ot March next, in some
newspaper published at least once a week
iu Anue Arundel County, Md.
The report states the amount of sales to
be 1480.00.
Spiuog, llarwood, Clerk.
True Copy Test:—
2 14 Sprioo Harwood, Clerk
_ Blacksmiihftng
JSST MEELWRI&HTIHC.
THE business heretofore conducted by
O. FELDMEYER, on Carroll street
will hereafter be carried on by
W. 11. Feldmeyer,
who will be pleased to see all former pat *
rons, as well as new ones. Guaranteeing
FIRST GLASS WORK
in every undertaking or no charge.
DAYTONS, McCAUL WAGONS, AL
BANY CUTTERS, &c..
On hand and built to order.
Bltektmilhing in General,
Horse* oeing in Particular
ESF'Price* to suit the times.
4-tfl W H. FELDMEFER.
Luxuriant Hair
Can only be preserved by keeping the
scalp clean, cool, and free from dan
druff, and the hotly in a healthful
condition. The great popularity ol
Ayer’s llair 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 gjossso essential to perfect beauty*
Frederick Jiardy, of Itoxhury, Mass,
gentleman fifty years of age, was fast
losing his hair, ami 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 2o years of age.”
Ten Years Younger.
Mrs. Mary Montgomery, ot Boston,
writes: "For years, I was compelled J)
to wear a dress cap to conceal a bald / •
spot on the crown of my head ; but now
I gladly lay the cup aside, for your Hair
Vigor is bringing out a new growth. I
could hardly trust my senses when I
first found my liair growing; but there
it is, and 1 am delighted. I 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
If. Bedloe, of Burlington, Vt., Mrs. J. J.
Burton, of Bangor, Me., and numerous
others.
The loss of hair may- l*e owiug*t© im
purity of the blood or derangement of
the stomach and liver, ill which case,
a course of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla or of
Ayer’s Pills, in connection with the
Vigor, may he necessary to give health
and tone to all the functions of the
body. At the same time, it canuot be
too strongly urged that none of these
remedies cau do much good without
a persevering trial and strict attention
to cleanly and temperate habits.
Ayer’s Hair Vigor,
Prepared by Dr.C. Ayer & Co., i_ —ell, M-n
Sold by Druggists and Perfumer*.
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This is the Top of the Genuine
Pearl Top Lamp Chimney.
All others, similar are imitation.
exact Label
ison each Pearl
LgjHHi Top Chimney.
VBgGBt A dealer may say
YtS|l§ hmSSIj and think he has
• others as good,
Hi,! BUT HE HAS HOT.
Insist upon the Exact Label and Top.
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