Evening capital., October 15, 1890, Image 2

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lujning Capital.
PuausHco oaiuv. exccpt sunoav*.
JVo. 11l Main Street.
Tbb E Tea ino Capital. will be served by
esrrter* to subscribers la the city at cent** a
week, or mailed to say address in thr United
States for 30 cexts per month, oo seats *for
three month*, $1.78 for at* months, or $3.00
per year, invariably In advance. Unioaa the
uaacription, as above, ia paid in advance, 30
ents per month or S3OO per yoar wM poii
tveiy be charged.
TCorrespondence containing interest! ng
aews solicited from every part of the county
tar* Address all Letters and Te lea rams to
tie KVKNINU CAPITAL.
Qy*Thlap*j>sr bss s lsrrr buus fide rMjr
Vir inlation than all the other papers in the
city of too p Hs c t nbla t
vm, M. ABBOT I. - - - - Editor
WEDNESDAY, - Oct. 15, 1890.
Bout hern Maryland Man's Euieritrise
It 18 generally conceded that the
inhabitants of the Southern coun
ties of this congressional district are
the most unenterprising of any in
telligent people on the face of the
globe, but the following which we
find in an exchange shows that there
is one man among them who id not
t) be counted among the moss-backs
“The Southern Maryland Railroad f
whose engims were burnel some
months ago, and which has since
suspended operations, has again re
sumed. The resumption is only
pirtial, however, and and the moth
ol of operation is unique aud prim
itive. Horae power is now used in
stead of steam in tra’rsporting
freight over the line of the Southern
Maryland from Hughesville, in
Charles county, to Brandywine, in
I’nuco George’s county, a distance
of about nine miles. At the latter
place connection is made with the
B. and i\ Hoad, and the froight
that once reaches there can be trans
ported without difficulty to any part
of the country. To Mr. George 1,
Chappelear, a merchant at llughes
ville, is due the credit of adopting
the system now in vogue op the
road. Mr. Chappelear is engineer,
conductor, fireman break man, bag
gage-master, section baud, station
ugent, and furnishes a part of the
motive power of the rejuvenated
road. Mr. Chappclear’s method is
as follows : lie has procured two
single-trees, which are attached one
to each side of the car. A horse is
hitched to oach of these, and, using
the sides of the track as a tow-path,
they are urged on by the conductor
to pull the freight he had collected.
The horses objected a little to the
work at first, but it is said that Mr.
Chappelear has broken them to
make the trip without much coax
ing. On the line of road traversed
there is a high trestle wdrk about
eighty feot long. This at first was
a puzzler to the enterpising mer
chant, for his horses could not walk
the cross ties, lie overcame the dif
ficulty, however, by unhitching the
animals and leading them over on
the ground beneath the trestle. Af
ter securing them he returned and
with a strong crowbar pried the car
over the bridge. After this the
horses were rehitched and all went
smoothly and gayly on their way.
It is Baid that Mr. Chappelear has
taken the contract to haul 4,200
cases of canned goods from Hughes
ville to Brandywine by his novel
method. He can carry a load of
several tons and can make the
round trip in about eight hours.”
The Effect ct the Tariff on the Cutlery
Trade.
A gentleman representing one of
the largest wholesale cutlery houses
in Philadelphia was in the Capital
office yesterday and said that the
McKinley tariff bill would legislate
Executor’s Sale.
BY AUTHORITY of the Orphans’
Court for Anne Arundel County,
dated the 30th day of September 1890,
the undersigned, as Executor of Susan
nah Silver, late of said county, deceased,
will offer at public sale at the At CTION
ROOM of Charles It. Martin, No. 24
Market Space, in the Cky of Annapolis,
On Saturday, Oct. 25.1890,
AT tOVR O'CLOCK P. M..
the following property belonging to said
estate viz : fWO SHARES of Working
men's Building and Loan Association
Stock ; and NINETY FOUR SHARES
of Annapolis Glass Company Stock ; also
a lot of FURNITURE, consisting in part
of a Double Bedstead. Mat trass. Feather
Bed, Pillows and Bedding, Chairs, Arm
Chair, Rocking Chair, Tables, Lounge,
Wash-Stands, Mirrors, Secretary, Bu
reau, Pictures, Brussels Carpet, numer
ous hand made Rugs, Music Box, Books.
I .sundry Utensils, Crocheted Covers ami
Tidies, Bed Linen, anil House Linen,
China Ware. Lamps, Tumblers, and Cur
tains. Also numerous articles of Ladies
Apparel, consisting in part of Silk Um
brellas and Parasols, "several Shawls,
numerous Dresses. Wrappers, Cloaks,
Coats and Wraps, a Seal Skin Muff and
a Fur Cape; also numerous articles of
Men’s Apparel, consisting in part of a
Heavy Blue Navy Overcost, or Pea Jack
et, Naval Uniform, Sword and Belt;
Knight Templar Sword, Belt, Chapeau,
Plume. Guantlet aud Regalia; new White
Duck Pants, Black Cloth Suit, Uniform
Blouse, Ac., Ac.
TERMS OF SALE:—For all sums
under ten dollars cash, for purchases ag
gregating for any one person over ten
dollars, a credit of six months will be
given, on notes of purchaser bearing in
terest front day of sale and with sureties
satisfactory to the undersigned.
.T. WIRT RANDALL,
014 Executor.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
• • •
Farmer** National Rank,
At Annapolis, Md.,
At the Close of Business, October 2nd, 1890.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts $624,541.43
Overdrafts secured and unse
cured 449 02
U. 8. Bonds to secure circula
tion 50,000.00
Stocks, securities, claims, etc. 53,290.00
Due from approved reserve
agents 137,593.44
Due from other Nationalßanks 53,067 38
Due from State Banks and
bankers 8,625.40
Banking-house furniture and
fixtures 13,712.87
Other real estate and mortga
ges owned.. 6,61106
Curfent expenses and taxes paid 6.98
Checks and other cash items.. 315.67
Bills of other Banks 1,071.00
Fractional paper currency,
nickels, and cents 14216
Specie 58,051 85
Legal tender notes., 15,749.00
Redemption fund with U. S.
Treasurer (5 per cent, of
circulation) 2,250.00
Total $1,025,477,26
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid In $251,700.00
Surplus fund 50,340.00
Undivided profits 16 343.26
National Bank notes outstand
ing 40,700.00
Dividends unpaid 8,162 42
Individual deposits subject to
check 629,335.74
Certified checks 1,394.58
Due to other National Banks.. 22,122.61
Due to State Banks and bank
ers 5,378 65
Total $1,025,477.2$
State of Maryland,
County of Anne Arundel, ss:
I, Geo. A. Culver, Cashier of the
above named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
G. A. Culver, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
13th day of October, 1890
Elias G. llyde, Notary Public.
Correct—Attest;
J. Wirt Randall, 1
Jas. Revkll. > Directors
T. O. Walton, )
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ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
Mnd refreshing to the taste, and acts
yet promptly on the Kidneys,
BLind Bowels, cleanses the sys-
dispels colds, head
■Lfevers and cures habitual
Syrup of Figs is the
limits kind ever pro
taste and ac-
pr i't in
ifeycial
NOTICE
OF
mSMTIi
SITTING.
To the Voters of A. A. Co
Notice is hereby given to the citi
zens of Anne Arundel County, that
on
Monday, Oc :ber 23, 1830.
the Officers of Registration for the
respective election districts of said
county, will sit in their respective
district from 8 A. M., to 8 P. M.,
for the purpose of revising the lists
and for hearing applications for re
instatement by persons whose names
have been stricken off, at the fol
lowing places, viz :
FIRST DISTRICT,
At Birdsville.
SECOND DISTRICT,
At Chesterfield.
THIRD DISTRICT,
At Foreman’s Store.
FOURTH DISTRICT,
Odenton, (Murray’s Store.)
FIFTH DISTRICT,
South Baltimore Car Works.
SIXTH DISTRICT,
Jas. I. Johnson's Cigar Store.
EIGHTH DISTRICT,
Andrew Crandell’s Store, in the
Swamp.
E. C. STOCKETT,
Register First District.
SAM’L S. HOPKINS,
Register Second District.
F. L. HANCOCK,
Register Third District.
C. E. DONALDSON,
Register Fourth District,
G. W. GISCHEL,
Register Fifth District.
JOHN N. DAVIS,
Register Sixth District.
JOHN L. GRIFFITH,
Register Eighth District.
O. A. DCBRKCIL. 0 W. M >BRAT J. T. TIWKLL.
DUBREUIL, lOBRAY k CO.,
MANCFACTCRKRS OF
MEN’S, BOY’S and CHILDRENS’,
FINE CLOTHING
—AND—
Furnishing Goods,
527 and 529 V. Baltimore Street.,
NEAR GREEN, BALTIMORE, MD.
Telephone. 1570.
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
A full and nicely selected stock of
Men’s, Boy’s and Children’s CLOTHING
MEN’S SUITS, $5.00, $6.50, $9.50
SIO.OO, $12.00, sl3 50, $15.00, &c,
BOY’S SUITS, $2,00, $2.50 $3.00,
$3 50, $4.50, $5.00, &c.
Hats of Finest Quality.
Our Goods are all new and fresh, no
old stock.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Also a full line of Gents, Furnishing,
Underwear, Hosery , Neckwear in all the
Latest Styles. 6 Shirts to Order $6.75;
6 Shirts to Order $8.25, fit guaranteed.—
Orders by mail given my personal at
tention.
Having personal charge of this depart -
ment, I invite my Annapolis friends and
others when ih the city to call and inspect
our large stock, feeling assured that I can
offer them greate. nducement than any
other House. J. T. YEWELL.
In connection with thi9 establishment is
the GLOBE STEAM LA UNDRY . ROBT.
BELLIS, 102 Main Street, Agent for Anna
polis, where all information will be given. 418
WHAT IS IT?
Why We Have It!
We mean ANY THING i*the
ipißTja- mma. l
More than that—we like to wait c
Customers. ✓
Come see us, and we vill r ie }j
please you, making you haptty u
giving you '/ H
Pure Drugs and Mdicines, G
AT REASONABLE RTE*.
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Fans awl BniligL®
Rear Annapolis , M.
Horses j Cattle , Farmi/f
and Implement.
KUV VIRTUE of a tlee<l of trus<rom|Val-
Uoe W. Hawkins and wife, toaejWer
signed. dated the 10th day of Ma
recorded among the Land liocol oflnne
Arundel county, Maryland, in oer I H,
No. .i7. folios mm, Ac., the undersiad. afrus
tees named in said deed, will off at fcolic
sale at the main house on the ptusepear
the City of Annapolis, in said couy. of
Tuesday , October B,yo,
AT 12 O’CLOCK, M
all that valu ibie tract of land .ng 11 the
Second Ejection District of a county,
whereon the said Hawkins nowjsides. and
which for many years has beealtivafd by
him as a fruii and market far.ndie trfet is
known as “I’HiM HOSE," and ctjins
-135 1-4 ACRES OIL AND,
exclusive of the right-of-way rough the
same, heretofore granted to tßay Iti Ige
Railroad. The property has k carefully
sub-divided into several farmsUonvenient
size, and into a number of gardwd building
lots, by a survey and plat tjjtf, recently
made by John Duvall, Bsqu Surveyor,
which uiay bj soon at the office the wider*
signed; lithographic copies of plat will be
furnished at request.
LOT NO. I contains 183 Ac about 30 of
which are woodland; the eleaflnd is in an
excellent state of cultivation* soil is fer
tile and admirably adapted toproduetion
of gram, hay. tobacco, fruit, ? vegetables,
for all of which the farm ha*i, and is re
markable. The improvemotiPnsist of a .
two-story 1
BriICK DWELLINHOUSE,
built over one hundred and tiwrsago, but
in excellent repair and eond, large barn,
stables, corn house, granary, buse, smokt
house, poultry house and offarm build
ings, and two tenant houses, j good ordei
as also is the fencing. Thenjiso from te
to fifteen acres of apple and orchards,!,
choice varieties, in full beahud severs
large strawberry patches.
~LOT NO. 2 contains 04* M. of whic
about teu acres are weodlai lies on Sp
creek, and has an exeelleiurf on dee
water; Its soil is of the saui racter as i
Lot No. I, with which it haU. herotofor
cultivated; its improvemeuSist of a tw<
story
FRAME DWELLii HOUSE
Barn, and other farm buildfil in good is
pair. A large patch of Li blaokberrfes
in good bearing.
81XTKEN LOTS, of frdht to twelve
acres each, have been lamenting on me
public road which runs pp farm from
Annapolis to Thomas’ Foil Bay Ridge*,
they contain some of tie land of the
property, and many of tineovorod with
peach orchards iu full bearfd with straw
berry patches.
This property is about of a
mile from Annapolis by \!Spa creek, on
which it lies, forming theft®ry between
Anuapolis and the count is about one
mile from the city by an L*nt shell road,
lhe Aunapolis, Bay Kidgßastorn Miore
Railroad runs through tin. and there is
upon it a private switch, she railroad by
contract is required to i ia Tor the use
of the property. The ra**Btob and the
wharf, aod the roads leaP them will bo
held iu common for the, * beneilt of all
who purchase.
A church and sehooD tu * t l c d on the
public road immediatelyite the farm.
TEIiMS OiLE:
One-fourth of the pd
paid in cash on the day < And the balance
in three equal instalmeiM* t.we. lve and
eighteen months lespeotAfotn the day of
sale; the credit instaln/° bear interest
from the day of sale, an* secured by the
bonds of the purchaser! sureties satis
factory to the unuersig!
At the same time an !* and after the
sale of the real estate jndersigned will
offer at public sale the * n R
Personal >perty
mentioned in and csd by said deed
of trust, viz: cousistiif.^ wo worses,
three mules, lot of pik> BP nn if wagons
farm carts, twelve s<] harness, plows,
cultivators, farming J and implements,
&e , &c
TERMS OF SALE fRSONALTY—One
half cash on the day ottor all sums o v <m
ten dollars, balance iS°nths, secure 1 by
bonds of the purcha<f r all sums under
ten dollars oath.
# j. RANDALL,
R-RANDALL,
10-4-ts. 1 Trustees.
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29 31 &<palvert St.,
Dry Coaj
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Full Eve*ry Time!
r eful Attention to Orders
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.owest Possible Prices!
Finest Qualities of Coal I
IAY, FEED, STRAW, 4c.
Jive us an o?er ana:s.d for
Yoi/selves.
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Near West,
a napolis, mb, au
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V. JZODQB’ CITY DRUG STORE
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1 EXCURSION Tol'HE
auction sale
OP LARGE
ejilding lots
VIST ANNAPOLIS,
Saturday, October 18,
4 O'CLOCK I*. M.
T* choice ami desirable lots, 50x150 feet, will be sold either for cash, or on
$5 $lO Monthly Payments or $2 to $3 Weekly Paymoats.
fery man in Annapolis, who is earning a small salary, can lay by each week
th*cessary amount to enable him in a few months to OWK A
outside the city limits aud free from city taxes, yet so close as to
et' all the city comforts and convenience.
'"Plats and full particulars will be furui .hed upon application to
GEO. T. MELVIN,
0 1 45 Duke of Gloucester Street, Annapolis, M l
IjOOK ! LOOK !
Brooks & Barton,
HAVE GOT THE ©KIP
ON A. LARGE AND BRIGHT
Assortment of Seasonable Goods.
Our Stock is Large, Our Goods New, Our Prices Low.
We make a business of making Bargains in all kinds of
Ladies, Misses, Children, Men s, Boys and Youths,
BOOTS, SHOES & SLIPPERS,
The Latest in Style, the Finest in Quality, the Utmost in Variety
have been combined by us in One Mighty Effort for Trade.
OUR SPRING AND SUMMER OFFERINGS,
Will Not nnd Cannot be Surpassed.
We place Our Prices at
the | Lowest Water Mark,
for safe and reliable goods fg
sold“under guarantee. (
V?o also have a full lin * -'V
of TENNIS GOODS o | fpOF&r'
No. 18 MAIN STREET. ANNAPOLIS , MO.
MOTE.— We are Agents for POLLOCK & FREIDENRICH, Ladies Hand and Machine
Made SHOES in all Styles and Prices. We also have Ladies Hand Made Shoes for lender
Feet. The above goods we intend to carry ia all sizes and widths.
W“MEN FINE SHOES of every description MADE TO ORDER and guaranteed
absolutely equeakless. A fine French Calf High Oxford, MADE to ORDER for 15.^^
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