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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-24

SEATTLE CoNsIaNEEs PER QUEEN OF
THE PAcIFIo.-Albert N Miller. r
Wing, A Wren. A Baine & Co. AE Iur
mer 4 Co, &C Sutherland d Co. A Slo
rah. A b Stewart. A Montgomery. Adam
Orth, A w Piper. Blackman d Srave,
Baker 4 Leavv, Ballard x Sox. Brandt
K I.eck, Bersch & Hinck. l. Martin. Il
l. Page Il Co, Rowm,u & Childs. G X
Brewster 4 Co. CP Stone Il Co, Con Q rs
4 Vestal. Calkins & Reddish. Claus *
Harms, G Louoh. & ksnnett, Charley, G
Frasch. Capt w ii Taylor, G W Penn. c
l. Creed 4 Co. G Sweeney. &C Bartlett
4 Co, ID Il Caldwell, Dan Werthe inner.
DAVIS & Peck. DJ Talbot. Dlckmnn x
Gumbert, Lobe Il Co, + = Edison, T. A
Doud. Frank Munroe. + Doude. Fred
Bories. + Keller, + p Kendall, Fred
Gasch. + NJ Thomas, Geo Maginnis d
Co, Gleason 4 Thurston. Gordon Hard
ware Co. G NJ Halter, G Davies, G ,lden
Rule Bazaar. Harrington * Smith. II r
Levy. h Ii Corwin, Hershbere x Co, II
Uhltelder. Henry 4 Vented, Ii Jones &
Son. J NJ Lyon. J Harris, John Leary. }
Furth. J Schram. j NJ Pearman. J /
Dwelley. J Goldsmith. } Lackneal, j ones
4 Hubble, John sullivan, NJ Sullivan.
Lambert. j ID Lowman. J + Girls
void. Kellogg & Snyder, kreidel & Har
ris. kopp Il Heinrich. Lynch Il Wood,
Lee kee. |. l. Andrews, l. Kline. l. Pelz,
|. Cheadle. l. II Braylcss. NJ II Wilcox
& Co. NJ Deusmore. NJ Mcnamara. n
Chilbere. I " jackson Il Co. Puget
Sound Furniture Co. Phillips Bros. L
Dolan 4 Co. Z Frederick, Il Abernethy,
K Merchant x Co, Sunset Telephone
Co. Schwab,cher Bros, Spring Hull
Water Company. Seattle Gas Company
Davis. Smithers & Ihorne. Snohomish
PhAr Co. Seattle Lumber 4 Commercial
Company. : A Morse, Se,ttle Barrel
Factory. ScrosovIch. Gray K Co, Toklas
4 Sineerman. Tong Yee Chonc. I VI Al
vord, Ieehalt Hotel. The 4 Z HotAling
Company. w L Holden. W McCathron.
w ID Scott 4 Co. W Boyd 4 Co. Wad
dell L Miles. WJBryant. Valid & Camp
bell. Washington Iron Works. W Car
keek. Wa Choug. W L Stanley. W ID
Okane, W I Mcpherson, Young n Nc
keon, Wells. Fargo 4 Co, Northern Pa
Farquhar. Frank Dickinson. fChristian,
Eagle & Fletcher. q IL Rurntraeer, q II
Foster, Geo Harris. q Rosenthal. IL +
Israel, Hopkins 4 Robertson, Hong
iick kee. Henry Sabin. j A Silsbv, J
Byrne. Chem. c Brsntigan. IF Erb.
Harris, l. Bettman. Milton Giles. NJ J
Stable. + Hiltz, : Williams, q Ward.
roklas Il Kaufman. Tralnor 4 Munro.
talcsst Btos. 1 \ Ford 4 Co, WI
Plummer, NortAern Pacific Express ca.
Steilacoom-Schafer i Ho sard. " ID
Vaughan, L W johnson.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-24

The Co Hmittee on Territories of the
House of Representatives. have prepared
u bill ito validate and cure defects in
certain acts of the Legislative Assembly
Of Washington Territory" Among the
errors aud omissions sought 10 be cor
rected by the bill is that to which we
have heretofore referred, affecting the
exemption law of this Territory. 1t was
claimed that the Legislature. white at
tempting tn amend Section A7 of the
Code. had by the inexcusable omission
of certain words, In fact repealed the
whole exemption law. On test case.
however, Judge Greene decided that the
intention Of the Legislature was appar
snt, Notwithstanding the language of
the act. aud that the exemption law had
III reality been amended instead Of re-
pealed. While not DESTROYS of raising
question already jud,cially determin-
ed, We quote from the report OF the com
mittee merely 10 show tina, the position
hahcu W this paper ~tuat Nv tGe aAA
Huage of the act the whole exemption
law was superseded by meaningless
section, and thereby repealed-found
sanction III high quarters. The com
mittee SAY Bv the like accidental
omission of three words from the act
to amend Section 81 of the Code near
" the whole law of exemptions WAS,
contrary to the intention aud under
standing of the Legislature and the
Governor. AZ We are fully assured. en-
tirsly swept away. To allow IL ~ SO
stand would cause much litigation and
produce great hardships." The bill re-
ported by the committee provides that
the words subdivision twelve Of he
inserted N the act Of the Legislative
Assembly entitled Al act To amend Sec
ton 3s Of the Code of Washington
approved November *, 1873, inuedi-
ately after the word tina, where Is
first o ours In said act, and immediately
before the word section therein. and
that construction and effect be given TO
said act rs though II contained said
words"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-24

The Caiifornians meet this evening.
The steamship Willamette. coal laden,
sailed for san Francisco yesterday
afternoon
Steamship George W. Elder will
make her next trip down the California
coast from San Francisco.
Every one should take the little ones
to the Kendall matinee Saturday to wit
ness the splendid play of Fanchon.
The ship w. H. Starbuck arrived yes
terday under charter TO take coal to
San Francisco. She will go under the
sautes as soon as ser ballast Is dis
charged.
Edward H. Saowden, who is said to.
have worked for X. Moore, in Puyallup
valley, in 1SS2, Is wanted In Wisconsin
on bus. ness of importance to nun and
his faml y.
A private dispatch from Washington
states that Hon. W. II. White appeared
before the Public Lands Committee of
the House on Monday and laid the peo-
pies grievances before that august
body of representative men.
Mr.. Phil. H. Kirby, business agent of
Louise Pomeroy's drainati, company,
ID IN the city maxim arrangements Tor
the appearance of his Company here
n-xt week. Loo Sc Pomeroy's reputa-
ton as an actress Is we'll known. and
our theater Roers will be deli2hted with
her visit here.
| DIR. Bagley Is preparing to make some
extensive improvements on his Black
/ River farm. The doctor has $40 acres
! of land, most of which is tit for Guilt
walton, and 1870 acres of which is now
in a productive state. de will this
year build two hay barns to cost 5000
and country residence to cost about
| 81 ,OUO.
! Mrs. H. F. Suksdorf, of Portland
Oregon, has been on visit to her for
ner pupil and friend, Mrs. Edith D.
| Kellogg, of tbis city. Mrs. SuksdOri
has visited Lake Washington and Othel
points of interests, and after havlns
visited all the Important scenes OF
Europe pronounces much Of our seen
cry fully equal in beauty and grandeur
to that of Switzerland and other Euro
pean countries. She will return t.
Portl and today.
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REGULATIONS In tRvee sf the Tesfesa.
ure Of the Land 6ra1t-The Dele
xaies gnstsueted 10 Vote for Blaine

REGULATIONS In tavoe Of the Gerfesi.
ure OF the Land 6rast-The Dele
gates gnsasueted 10 Vote for Riaire
Delegates "a Chicago.
The Republican County Convention
was called to order by Capt. q. d. Hill,
of the County Central Committee. at 2
o'clock yesterday afternoon The at
tendance vas small, and but little inter
est WAS manifested. there being few as
pirants for the honor of representing
the county at Dayton.
Governor r. r. Ferry vas elected
chairman. and J. ID. LoxmeD secretary.
Eben smith, J. {, HaIhes and George
w. TIbbetts we're appointed a commit
tee on credentials. and after examining
the Credentials presented, Announced
that there we're no contests. iue Re
port WAS approved ~,
TWAS then moved by Captain hii'
that the convention proceed TO ballot
for delegates to the Day ton Convention
This motion WAS carried, and MAJOR A
Z. Alden and DIR. Beach were appoint. d
,eIIers. The balloting resulted IN the
selection Of the following delegate; Or.
TT. Minor, s. Baxter. Geo. ID. Hill, A
T.. Alden, George W. TIbbetts and Isaac
Calhodn.
A collection Was then taken up 10 pay
| bills which had been incurred By tie
Central Committee, and 50 40 Was the
amount realized.
On motion. tho convention unani
mously passed the following;
| Reso{red, That our delegates are III
| strus,ed to favor for delegate TO Chr
capo. no man who uill not declare him
| self in favor II the forfeiture OF all the
| railroad land grants IN the Territory.
Also the following, without civision
| Resoired, That our delegates are Ia
struct-d To supper; for delegates to chi
oago, only men who rill pledge them
selves TO support James u. Blaine foi
| the Presidential nomination.
| On motion, the convention adjourned
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-24

4 Mat DRUo sroRs.-On March 2sth
NJ ssrs. Baily 4 Go. succeeded To the
drug husiness of Stowell 4 Co. at No.
~! Commercial street. opposite the
New England Hotel. since which time
the store ha, been entirely overhauled,
refitied and newly stocked. making II
ose of the Eeatest and brightest drug
stores n the cry. Their assortment 10
complete, consisting of drugs and chem
icals. patent medicines, perfumetie :.
toilet articles, fancy goods. sponees,
etc, III endless variety. In toilet artl-
cles We noticed over - kinds of face
powders, as complete a variety of tiae
soaps. hair brushes. combs and every
thing necessary - the toilet of any aud
everybody. The store Is III charge Of
Mr.. W. j. Shlnn, a draggisi of long ex
porleIce, and physicians can depend
upon all prescriptions being dispensed
accurately and with dispatch
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-24

George Exc was arrested by Officer
Manning Tor carrying conca ale 4 wea-
ptIs
j. Ruby was arrested by . fcer Mn
nick for ptadling VII bout license.
Jonu Doe was arrest, d by Officer Lind
nj was fined SO for running a faro
b'nk.
IHEBE's Millions In IT." Tba
Kendall Go nhinltlon played to com
fortably filled house last evening. pre-
seniing III excellent style the famous
dram 'iz ton OF " he Gllded Age"
A Colonel Mulberry sellers. Mr.. Ken
dali WAS able to display his rare powers
To the best advantage. and his auditors
could almost believe that the inimit
able Raymond himself was before
them. Mrs. Kendall. "a LAURA Haw-
k,ns. was admirable aud won many
friends. Both Mr. aud Mrs. Kendall
were called before the clrtain num-
Der of times. The general support VA.
good. and the play passed off pleasantly
aud smoothly. The trial scene In I'll Q
last act was especially Well rendered.
The kendall Combination is certainly
deserving of a hearty support, and a
large audience shoald greet them to-
night. when Garry Oven. or The
Bellies of Shannon" will be presented,
with Mr. Kendall As Teddy O'Donahue.
and Mrs. Kendall As Rpseieen Court
asagh The orchestra which accom-
panles this combination wins the most
favorable comment and the scenery
which they bring with them revolution
lzss the appearance OF the stage of
\ esler's Hall.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-24

ANNIVERSARY ExsRCIsEs.-rhe Young
ladies of the University celebrated the
fifth anniversary of their Euphroneau
Literary Society last evening in the
University hall. The program was
very interesting, but owing 10 conflict,
ing clrcumstauc es II was not Carried
cut q tie letter. With that exception
The evenings ,ntert tlnineut did the
Young ladies great CT. dr. The posi-
tots Of honor hear fhv rostrum were
occupied by the President and Vice
Presidents of the Euphron-an and the
two highest officers of the Young Mems
Lyceum. Mrs. T. T.. and Miss Iva Jones
led the program with a piano duet.
Prof o. T. Lee recited several good So
lrctions- Miss Laura Mcpherson SANG
IN tie place Of Miss Atkins. As the lat
ter had Sent WORT that severe cold
would prev nj her from taking An act
i've part. The first issue of the Daisv
1ts exp sed to the critic sing eyes of
the audience. The paper contained
many bright and instructive articles.
NJ 1855 Root, Clarke aud ksen wer. the
editors. The entertainment was closed
Win musical selection by Misses Nc
fherson and Southeri md.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CHE DISTRICT
lOlWJ.

Court met pursuan. to adjournment.
The case of the Territory va. f. NJ
Guye WAS dismissed on motion of the
Prosecuting Attorney, aud defendant
WAS discharged.
The following petty jurors were ex-
cnsed from attendance until the further
ordering o. the court Ii. Parkhursi
II. l.. Herudon, II. L. Compton. e. I.
Ackerson, H. G Maddocks and +. CAT
frey.
Ephraim Chr mpouX. u native OF
France, was admitted 10 citizenship.
The case of the Territory vs.. W. b.
Seymore was taken up and occupied
the remainder of the day.
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A NgsrAKK.-ln our published list of
issue the types unfortunately made us
say that +. NJ. Guye was charged with
" keeping a house of ilifame," Instead
of renting house for i'll fame" The
cause came up IN court yesterday morn
ing and was dismis and defendant
discharged
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81 QS

WILL BE RECEIVED AT MY OF
w flee until noon of Monday May 5th.
Tor clearing off four acre. OF land, sla. b.
Ell last year on my Lake Union farm.
ap22 IL G. y. STONE, 625 Front 81.
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NEW BLOOD. New LIFE This is OBJ
tanned by using Pfunder' $ Oregon Blood
Purifier. For sale everywhere. 81 per
bottle, six for s.. au6dW6m
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Help w anted.

1 GIRL OR WOMAN. TO Do GEN
trai housework, IL wanted in q small
family. No washing or scrubblpg. Coed
wages. Apply at the prem ises. Spring 81.
ertween Third and Fourth.
n 4, II Su.,y
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FOR SALE.
NOTICE.
TO CLEAR LANDS.

WORK AT CLEARING TOWN OR
w farm lands is wanted by the under
signed. Address 4. STIR Kerr. Seattle
Post Office 2n6
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Ladies. do not forget that CLAYTON
bro-. are getting goods in every day.
aud their millinery department is 20
piste. 9I
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b O r. N
VI q n EI M A Il II r 4.

TIBBErTs-At Squak. April 10. to the wife
of IL. II. Tibbetts. daught- r.
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For the Upper Sssr

"a DIRECT ROUrs
-2@s&&W hatcom. Thross.
light. Steame" W. r. Munroe Z.
! o'clock n. M. on Tuesdays and =
touching AT Utsalady, Laconner
ish Leave Whatcom for -
Saturday. Returning. leaves M ~ i
on Wednesdays and SUNDAYS az.
For freight or passage apply n,
or TO George Foster. on the VA.
CURTIS BROWNIE
tlo--b
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Clayton Eros. are closing on, 81 doz
chiidrens white dresses at cost before
moving IN their new store. -
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

The steamship Queen of the Pacific
brought passengers from San Francisco
this trip IA follows:
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Remove boils, plmples, aud skin .rap-
tons, 10y taking Ayers SaIsapaiila 10
purify the blood.
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Notice to Contractors.

PROPOSITIONS FOR THE EREC-
l. ton of dive Ing house on the cor
ner of Fourth and Columbia streets will
oe received until Sa urday. the Goth in It.
Pans and specifications can be seen at
the office of Boone s. MeekcI.
apps ii. A. ATKINS,
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For Sale

lUDkIN'S FLOATING PILOT
- graphic gallery will exchange for city
property. Inquire at Bangs Ho'el, North
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TO SOME ENrERPRISISG pRIN.
! ter.-There is a good opening for the
establishment OF a newspaper press Al
Fort Moody. b. c., especia Iy II taken ad.
vantage of immediately. For further
pa uculars apply al tins office. AMP
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For Rent.

\ FURNISHED HOUSE OF NINE
rooms, with kitchen. dining room.
parlor and bedroom furniture all con.
piete. Apply AT 1890 Front street. ap22
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To Let.

TWO FURNISHED ROOMS ANDTWO
l office rooms. on Front street Apply
at this Office. ans
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House to Let.

NEW FIVE-ROUM COTTAGE.
corner Tenth and Columbia streets.
pply on premises 2DL6
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Hundreds of persons using Aver Hair
Vigor certify to Its efficacy i'll restoring
the hair to the health and beauty of
youth.
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0. R. & N. en-
STEAMER SCHEDULE.
PUGET SOUND llIVls1

From Tacoma to Victoria n q
way ports, Il lily ,except SUNDAY r.
krvm Seattle 10 Victoria and ~,
daily teXcept sunday, at ia. m.
From Victoria 10 Tacoma a.,
ports. daily texcept sunday, at 81
Fro" Port townsend to Tseor
way ports. daily teNcept SUNDAY.
From Seattle to Tacoma. daily \
From Seattle to Olympia and VA
daily. at ~. IN texcert Monday a
day on sunday AT I p. IN
From Tacoma II Olympia and !
COON. daily. al i:.i0 y. IN. texcrp, N
and -undayl on sunday at go n !
From Oily mpia to Seattle and Va
daily teXccpt Monday at sam.
From Tacoma to Seattle, daily
Monday al ga. m.
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rHAS. NAHER. LEADING WATCH
~ maker and .iewrler. in the Yesler-
Leary block. deals i'll Diamonds. Watches,
Iewelry, Silverware. Weber Pianos. Estey
Organs and other Nusicai Instruments
NOtarial Seal ~ S.. Watches and jew
elry repaired and warranted =, 10
Sick headache, habitual c0stivo ness
pains in back and limbs. loss OF appetite,
bad breath and taste in the mouth etc.
entirely cured by the use of
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The whsle number was 2tS. 1t IS Sal
that 100 of those to Victoria were Cal
nese.
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STE M FIX < RAILROAD 'RAV IL

L>ROM ALL POINTS IN THE PACI-
Il fic Northwest 10 CHICAGO. and all
points in the astern and southern States.
IT Is THE ONLY LINE running Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars between 1T. PAUL
and Gu Ago via Milwaukee.
Ii is The only line under one manage
ment between II. Paul and Chicago. and
owns three separate and distinct lines be
tween those points. thus giving passen-
gers choice Of three routes, passing
through the most fertile. populous and
picturesque sections of Minnesota, Iowa
Wisconsin and Illinois. Ii runs the finest
dining cars in the world. and no effort is
spared TO secure the comfort of its latrons.
No change of ears of any class between st.
Paul and Chicago, or Omaha and hicago
Ii is now possible for passengers Ia go
East via the Northern Pacific or Union
Pacific Railways. and stlll travel over the
great and popular Cnirago. Milwaukee
and -. Paul Railway from IT. Paul or
Omaha Changes made in l. nion depOis in
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WANTED.
Information Wanted,

If EDWARD II SNOWDEI, FOR
l merry Of Plafterville. Wisconsin, will
communicate with the undersigned he
will hear of something to his advantage.
Address ASAL. BROWN.
Administrator of X. Snowden. Platter
Vile, Grant county. Wisconsin. ap2i 3w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-29

OUR OYSTER NAVY -Ia4ormation
from all points on the Chesapeake bay
and its tributaries, tends to- SHOW that
the oyster business this yeas is being
prosecuted with more th9n usual
vigor. Not for several dayssyet will
dredging be permitted, ana conse-
quently the supply tongmen lean fur
nish, is insufficient for the demand.
Oysters are reported to be plentiful
on the beds and rocks, and are said
to be of better quality thas before
these beds and rocks were sworked
with tongs and scoops; but it j. feared
by many we'll informed dealess, that
unless greater limit is put uton the
catch, the supply must cease alto
gether in few years for shipment to
foreign States in paying quantities.
The Legislature, through tao efforts
of Col. Legg, Col. Seth ans other
members who have made the oyster
a study, has done much for tse pro-
lection of our oyster beds. Indeed, we
fear it has overshot the mark irs estab-
fishing so elaborate and costly B navy,
Besides the original cost of STEAMERS
and sail vessels, which has, VIZ think,
been unnecessarily large, the expense
of maintaining such formidable fleet
will be simply enormous-exceeeing by
thousands and thousands Of Aollars
the income from licenses granted by
the State. This excess will hye to
be met by extra tax upon the Eroper-
ty of the whole State, and Wills cause
loud demand for ''halt,'' which the
majority in the next Legislature will
not dare to disobey
The oyster interests of Maryland
are valuable to it's citizens, and sought
to be protected; but if the expenses
of running our brilliant navy in pro-
tecting those interests are to be great
er than the accruing benefits, would
it not be the part of wisdom Il sell
out to the Secretary of the q. S.
Navy, forbid dredging altGgeth-
er, or come back to the old snode
when depredatory vessels were con-
fscated and every tongman y the
State regarded himself a 9uasi
deputy to the Sheriff, to aid in eEsforc-
ing the laws
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-29

A CONVINCING DOCUMENT. sThe
stirring address which has been is
sued by the Democratic National
Committee to the people of the aoun-
try, should be read by every spter.
1t is calm review of the situation
and ought to convince all who Save
not yet made up their minds aus are
anxious for an honest administration,
to vote for Cleveland and Hendricks,
as President and vice-Presideua of
the United States. The great aeed
of the present time is honest govern
ment, and there is no prospect that
we should have pure or an elepated
administration of the Government
without change in the present; adj
ministration.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-29
|. N. RICHARDSON,
The I ailor,
9 Francis st.
BUSINESS CARD.
70 my City and Country Friends i:

To my City and Country Friends
Having permanently engaged my
services to Mr.. j. FRANK KRAMER, |
will be glad to see all my Old Custo-
mers at No. 4 Francis street. In as
Stunning part management of his
business l shall, in conjunction with
the proprietor, endeavor to make it
one of the Leading Business Estab-
lishments of the city. Our motto
will be "Quick sales and small prof
it's" endeavoring at all times to gives
satisfaction to my customers. hope
to be able to control large share of
the public patronage, and to make No.
4 Francis street, where j FRANK
KRAMER IS LOCATED, one of the pleas
ATTEST places in the city to deal.
FRANCIS 0. WHITE.
s26-1m.]
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-29

Mrs. BELvA A. LOCKWOOD, the
Woman's Suffrage candidate, has ta-
ken up the lecture field, and intends
to make money out of her presidential
boom. She lectured at WoodwsFds-
vile, this county, on Monday Right,
to an audience of thirty, at % cents
Rdmission-one half to the churca and
one half for Belva. Her subject was
1.-THE Era of Woman"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-29

The B. and o. red books, contain
ing election statistics Of the different
State, are in great demand, and tNons-
ands of them have been given oat at
republican and democratic head3aar-
ters. The b. and O. Company Las
thus the mirit of having Issued the
most popular campaign documept'of
this year, as It Is sought for sasth
equal avidity by adherents Of beth.
parties.