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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-08-16
TIME TABLE.
Arrival and Departure OF Trains.
BRIEF MENTIONINGS,

Moonlight musical soirees on the
water are now in order.
The sweet potato vegetable curl
osities will soon put in their appear
ance.
Peaches that are now coming to.
market are of very inferior quality
and retail from % to 30 cents a peck.
The pernicious habit of boys hiss
ing dogs on little children in the
streets is very reprehensible and
should be stopped.
Politeness is like air cushions
there may be nothing in it, but it cas-
es jolts wonderfully.
Although girls may be nautical
ly ignorant, they all know how to
keep taut the beau line.
For day of pleasure and enjoy
ment 60 to colchester Beach on the
2lst.
No Intoxicating liquors are sold
or allowed on the ground at Tolches-
ter Beach.
1t is said that glue is used in the
cheaper grades of ice cream. That is
ice cream with stick in it.
TO the mosquito there is no aris-
tocracy. He would as soon draw
blood from the fat tramp as from a
Vanderbilt.
eT Remember the Excursion to
Tolchester Beach on the 2lst inst, by
the Presbyterian Sabbath School.
EEThe first excursion this season
from Annapolis to COLCHESTER Beach
will be next Thursday, on the Nelly
White, by the Presbyterian Church
Sabbath School.
Scarlet fever is said to be pre-
vailing among children at Washing
ton Grove camp-meeting.
-Watermelons were retailing in
our market this morning from 5 to 25
cents.
The constant hauling of soft coal
from the depot to the Naval Acade-
nv for the past two weeks has great
ly discomftted the residents along
the re ute.
There is dark rumor afoat that
Ben. Butler shaves the top of his head
in order to win the sympathy of the
Chinese.
Fright at cholera is as fatal as
cholera itself There is danger In
cholera in phantom as well as by the
Asiatic reality.
Brass is not near so valuable as
gold but some people contrive to get
along quite as well with it.
1t is at the approach of dinner
time that we feel most sensibly the
emptiness of things below.
A man who has repeatt dly tried
them says that all the short cuts to
fortune are horribly overcrowded.
Many persons will leave here to.
morrow for the various camp-meet-
;nrs along the railroads.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-08-16
Our Eurupean Travellers.

Messrs S. Thomas Mccullough
and Chief Judge Oliver Miller of this
city who have been doing Europe for
the past two or three months, will
start for home about the first of Sep
tember Information received through
friends here is to the effect they
are both enjoying excellent health.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-08-16
The Peac CrOp.

1t is stated here that the peach crop
in the county will not yield more than
two-thirds of crop. A grower who
shipped 10000 boxes last year says
shipments this year will fall short
four thousand boxes.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-08-16
ANNAPOLIS, Aug. l6, 1884.
w. NJ. ABBOTT, ESQ,
Editor Eceninq Capital i:


Editor Ecening Capitat:
Having met my colleague, Mr..
David Parlett, member of the city
council from the first ward this morn
ing, / was accused with being the au-
thor of certain articles appearing in
your paper in reference to the duties
of the Street Commissioner. In JUS
tice to myself, and in behalf of truth,
j trust you will do me the kindness
to state through the columns of your
paper whether or not / ever spoke to
you or any one connected with your
Office, upon matters concerning the
duties of the Street Commissioner
WM. F. WILLIAM.
In answer to the above we would
state that Mr.. Williams has never ap-
preached us or any one in our Office,
upon the duties of the Street Com
missioner We need not go to Mr..
Williams or any one else for the CON-
ments we made upon the condition of
some of our streets, and our comments
were not intended in a personal
light.-ED.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-08-16
Mail Agent.

Mr.. Arthur b. Carter, of this city
has been appointed mail agent be-
tween Annapolis and Annapolis
Junction, in place of Mr.. Ham er, re-
signed.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-08-16

WANTED-A large, well lighted and
W well ventilated ROOM conveniently
eCated for the use of the Industrial
NAool Apply at the Capital. a12-3w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-08-16
MUSIC.
LOST.

between the State House Grounds and
ID College Creek, through the City Gem
elery, a Solatire Diamond RING. A lib
enl reward will be paid for its return to
The Office EVENING CAPITAL. a103tF
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-08-16

MANTED.-Any one desiring the
", service of an industrious and re-
aaeIe COL0RED BOY, can find such a
we a reasonable terms by applying at
The Capital office. a12Ttf
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-08-16
For Rent.

The DWELLING HOUSE, 1O2 King
Sgeorge street, now occupied by Mrs.
ac6ard Welsh Enquire of MRS. M. l..
SIEELE, Gloucester st. a92w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-08-16
TIE
RATES or ADVERrISTNc,

One inch one day, 20 cents two days.
81 100 three days, $l25 one week, 81. 90;
two weeks, $500. Liberal rates made
with those advertising by the month or
year. Local notices and political or spe
cial communications, cents per line.
Ordinary announcement of marriages
and deaths free, but obituary notices will
be charged for at one half the usual rates
of advertising
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-08-16
ANNAPOLIS SEMINARY.
MRS ROSA CURTIN, PRINCIPAL
lO4 King George St., Annapolis.

WILL reopen on the 10Th of Septem-
" her. For circulars and informa-
ton apply as above, jy-3m
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-17
g8tc Oct 8r3TOc1t Ic6t.

Nuh fit Die, ipelhe poft Sberboupte
Der 9luttoH nt0t5 Daben DoQen, lit eS inl>
mIerbm uid)t gan5 unipihtt9, ST erfa6relt,
ME D0lIelbe eigentli6 leine 3ett i'm uJtegIe7
~rung5patnlte" DerbrinJt. Gtner Der 8alb>
ingtoller 0oiihrtititeler bel6rei6t MN Die
Qebeusmeiie DeS YrGttoenten
Qrtbur auf's @enaucite. Ser tur5Aes
faBte, duer ultertDdltigen 9teocil5arten ent1
fletoete SHhalt Der langel Sbtl0eruI9 ut
ungtfQbr ioI3enoer:
QlrIbur utriuBt crit GormittdgS halb 6ebn
uDr Dd5 Netr, baOet ltb Damn Ill t1ltent
gGaIler, rdiirt iidl, njllliHt ,elll III elilenl vi,
etrer Sails 9afice IND cllIenl Stud 8er0ltez
ten 8rpot5 btftebenDe3 6rllDltltd Su lid mo
beuiebl I'D DunH ms @mprang5jtNller, 100
or Characterization IND 2tuoere, Die i'm
in Wcid]GTtcu ieDeu nOiIeI, empiGngt, Die
les Dauert udgCfdDr bis bGtb cln itbr. DAM
pcriliat er{id III jtiI flellle3 ArbeJtsStnIIter,
LEST 3gjtu1Jen md 8riefe, Gifrirt Nntlpora
ten Quf Nrtefc unD ourhiieht 2lficHltlldt,
I'M tie al Die betr. Deparielnent5 81 Der
tpeiien. I'm 2fpei llbr ~uerSebrt er ell ileGe
mes Utobl nit ieineH 2lngcD0rt8en uno nee
njQcn einQtla0enclt TreunOclI. Gr lit IND
trtnft Ichr Qut, aber aid IeDr m1Big. 9tad
Dieier Stdrtuug empfGIgt c., fulI5 CT eS Su>
9eidlt bat, Beiudler I'M Sjbtiot1ef5tmller ;
lit ba5 Mat 0er Sal, 10 beg;ebt CT Itd gIeid
mIeoer in lem tleine5 Nrbsit5Simmer, 5u1s
Bet itd) eille Gjg0rre OH, ldreIbt ooer Dittirt
Grteie, LEST @lIteultI6e IND belorgt lonltIge
Nntsgeihdfte.
lin finf l16r Nbcn0s beiteigt er Ietn
RfeCO HID madt eilelt rald)en 9tttt ms
3ano btnau5, meiit Qlein, 5umeilen nit e7
ujgen Gegtciteril; an falttn ODER n0felt Saz
gen Siebt er pas Spaiierengebeu Dem 9tetIe1
Dor ODER fIbrt. Widlhmul uinlmt or ieine
8ont2r nit uito erfreut ltd ali i6rem Wes
gIaItoer; pom 4Sulitif unp Nmt5pfiihttl
ipridlt CT auf picicn Grhplung5e 9tittct,
@il1acI 0oer TQbrter nidt5. I'm iiebe1
1Ihr Nbeuo5 ninlmt er 'eine C~duptnGablSeit
Gill, lpenit e. nid)t ein9eldoeu lit. 9iodl fem
8rdiipent bat II ujcl1 @InlaOungen SI eillcrl
heitcrtn QbcH0ciitn 0HQenpnInlcil, aber aid
teiHer mar 10 galtfrtuu0ltA mo Iuo 10 DicIe
Uditc I'll leiueu bel ioltbtu @tlegcnbcittn
GuBerlt ftintIt NberDmdllietten eli, ipte CT.
Gr uerlueli! III bcitcytr Gclelll 6aft BEL cillellt
Gjloic N2jH bis unGci0br elf lin &benp5.
9ann bcQicbt CT it'd lDiCDer III lctn tlemes
9lrbut5Simmer IND 0yDciIet nod ;luci bis
bret Suluoeu, e6e CT lid SIN Jtibt bcgiebt.
So uidi lcIttH urbtjItt II bis pier ltbr NiorS
gens. Seine SoIihafrCn bat CT ale I'M
mn nah .DiItternaht Qeidrtcben.f
8ei gric0igUng aI,er @)tlddfte III er
GuBcrlt bepGdtil uu0u0r1ittIg, Illo er toetB
It'd aid bel beu u1tau9enebIlltel 0eripltc7
lunQen ieinen GilttdnIutD uro Die Oeitertelt
Der Secle 81 bepubrGH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-17
ttm6cit 10cr 1tmDctG.

@as Fir lln9[itd reltgt0ieS 6n6rs
mersi anridtcu fam, criiclt man aud
aus eincm traurtgcn SAT-, ben Die D@ers
maniQ" i'll Guincp erSGblt:
gu @l Cara i'm I$ife Gountp III Sutrots
nobnt cine 6aunilte NamenS 0aSeIrtg. sic
bat eilten Sobn, Charles 6aSelrtg, eliten
iunQen 0tann pom 2 SSdhreu, Der nit be1olz
oereu Gjeiitesgabeu au5geitGttet SIT letn
ihier ufo tpegen letney guten @igenlhafs
ten lid oIgemeiner NdltuI9 e~rfreute. ST
bat cine uerbeiratbete Shmeltert 1pelde III
Der 9tibe pon @Oind tm &nor SolntD III
Ntiliouri mohnt. &ur5 por 9Sethnohtel,
nadoem QtGes auf Der elterliden 6arm fir
Dem 0iIter in SrDnung aebraht mar, be-
CAB lid, Der iunQe Mann ouf Seluh 81
leiler Sdlpeiter udh lhtiourt, I'M 0prt
eilleu Otonat peer Sipei 81 uerbringen.
llllernelien murben III etner Stride icner
@egeuo iog. @~yipedung5 GerlammIun9en
(Revivals) ms gSert QeleBt, unp Der iunoe
6a3elria that leiuer Shiptlicr Den @eralz
len uno beQleittte tie 81 ben Gerlanmluns
deu. SIS oauerte uid)t Ian9C, bis CT pom
Dem oufrcQenoen Sreibeu angeltedt mnrbc,
MD lid 3etdlen bon Sr|tuI, he%rporgerufen
Duld) ~relIgiDie Sdpdrmeret. BET ibm eiu7
ltCItcu. Bel Der 8%eridmn1Iuua an legteu
Sonutag 9,berIo tam Der 9Sahnltnn bel
Od;tlrig sim pDli9en Nusbrude, mo
seigte iih i'll r%aitnoer Sobiuht. Seine
GItcyn purneH tcleardpbiI6 BON Dem 3or=
faIe III 8euutniB geiest uuo bs8aben iid
Iof0rt nat goina 81 ihrcm u~nglidlldlen
Sebue. Oils on5 beta8te gi,tynpaar bort
%eiurraf, mar Der Sultdno oc5 Sobnes ell
loIdler, oaB er gtfellelt neroen mllBte uno
IS Der Strait e1lIder Nt1nner beburtte, I'm
Den 3aIeuoen SIT binoigen. @r fiel'rpieoer>
bolt Quf Die 6nlee unO bat in eriditternoer
9Seiie ieinen ShGpfer nm Grbarmert, tu>
benz sr lange 0ebete baberleierte. 0altn
p~erGnoerten iih ieine @eberDen, unD er CAB
iid fir G6riitu5 aus, Der sum 5ipeiten
Nfale gefomnen lei. 0ieralf itelten it'd
mieoer NnfdlIe Der beftigiten Gaieret BEL
inn eit, in benen er 2lrgriffe auf IT'D 1elbit
1no ieine ltr1gebung mad)te.
Die gltern bradten l6ren Sobn na6
Gutncp .uno Der Sater gtng III @entetnz
l6aft nit bret Sreunoen mad Sadlonuile
meiter, nit Dem 8nbnitni1igen inter t6rer
Sbhut, Den Tie bort in ether Eriuat> Siren
onitalt unterbrtngen noIen. Trau 6aSel>
rig, Die Wtutter beS iungen Wtannes, paro
III SuincD SurldgelalIeu, lno loute nit
benz Ha1mtttag5Suge na6 i6rer 0etl1atb
obgeben. Oo6 bate 0aS traurtge S6td>
iaL ibreS SobneS Die 6rau 10 anQegrifen,
Dap aud lie baIb aus Dem 6Glsden gertetb
u1o bel ibreu sieuolen WanDerungen cine
Sreppe 1ilunteritIrSte, nobel Tie oas re6te
6alogelenf brad uno audi anOere l9uter5z
bate 0erlebul1qels oaDDutrug.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-17

la1b gegen oieie Mn1erion eilen geb1rntl6>
ten, lperll aud unfruhtbaren Broteit eins
gele9t, cher iebt BAT es nit 9eBDptel 10 Dtel
81 tDun, baB eS lid ni6t etnrlal 81 etnem
pdplernen Gi1lpru9e 5ulamn1eIrafen
tarll.
Ob nun aus bem !3tpet7& atierz 8unoe
iple0er Der alte 0retz sal err BunD,
aus oer Gripel>N QianS cine Suaorupelz
QlllianS lperoen ioa, Da5 lit eine anoere
Vrdge, Oeren beiabenOe 00iu1g man BIER in
Seltreid fiirbttt.
WroBeS @tufieben ma6t oaber oaS Gr7
ld1etnen oeS 1euen BlttbeS bon Wt. Sul 6:
lin CT &eihStan5Ier", NORM rDtes
oerbolt nahgeDieien miro, tpIe lhon Dor
1866 EreuBen inuner Die Wdrntlten WefiDlc
llno Die belten gbildten fir Deltreid) geAegt
babe, Deltreid nbcr it'd fortlDdbrello ipt0oe
mo rttBtraUlld geNt1 EreuBeR Detbatttn
BABE AID crilnert man lth 0ara1, cap
od3 oeutl0-0itrciOtbe 8ln01tB Don Sis1
l1lard erlt 1879 0b9elOlOliM lpltcoe, ais Die
spanning nit 9ilBL0lo 0el1 DDdlten Orao
trtetdjt bate 1lnD ein Grieg 3fDtidlen
Dtlttidllan0 uno Der ruiiiiAe franSOfi!1en
NltolS ulFebIbar bcporitebelto erid,ien. -
9tad)oCn1 oDer nun Die polIit0nOjglte 2luS-
l0bnung Stpiidlen Berlin lnD Reter6bUrg
citgetretcn lit, fiirhtet man bier in Nicn
bel paiienOer Q'eiegeu6eit geopiert SI luerS
ben, ipelln man iiu meigern ionte. ben ges
botclt beS 8erliner Muiirten unbeoingt
SolGe Ill ~leiiten. 0ieie beimlItde geIorgntB
hltdt ais ben SpaIten aIer 3ettlngen bera
por ulO GuBert IT'D, ailerOi1sS oes Nuss
raDineSultdnoes bdlber Iebr roritdtiQ, in
Den Selpre9nngen lber 0as BHD bon
Buid1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-17
..GnrI1I 1tfto ..Gpwbnn1I.

Ser franS0iii6e Wlarquis bes Shores bat
fi6 in ben Ser. Staate1, rGnllt1 in Oaz
fota, nit vGopbopS" berum9ei6lqgen.
Ser engIii6e Carl (0raD of
NpIesforD weilt III Geras unter Gops
boDs.
DieIer jebt 35iGbri9e @raf, Spr0BGing
zines rei6et englil6en QtDelsgeiflehtes,
erbte l6on i'm SS%ugenoolter Die 8eitBungen
ieines @aters, tpeI6e 81 ben auSgeoebnteiten
in @nglanO sGblen. SIN Glitter bon %
Sa6ren beiratbete er @bifb bic id0ne Iodz
ter oeS O6erlten uno ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ntliam5. @s entiprangen aus Der @be
slpet 906ter, oeren Sdufpat5tn Die Yrtns
Seiitn bon Nales lit. Wfan beldulotgt ben
4rinseu Don Wale5, baB er Den jungen
Nplesfpro auf Die fiir Oieien 10 DerDerbli6en
2bipege gefIbrt babe. Ser iun9e Wann
nabm She'll al alien AuSlhmeifungen bes
4rin5en. Gr be9Iettete Oielen AUDI na6
SlttnbieH.
gtab ietuer @~ieoeranfunft in @nglan6
trieb es 2lOleSforD toler oenn je, er Dertb1t
nt6t nur ietn 9ern0gen, %ionoern madte
nod 10 0tillioner Dollars Shulben.
Seirle i0leht Don i6m. bc6aloelte S5rau
tIagte auf Sheioung. Seiu Wrunobeiib
bilOet ein Sioetccmmi6, tnnn aliO nibt uer>
fault mer0en, ipurDe aber einem BerDalter
ilbergeben, bis Die SdulOtn bejablt letn
pirben. 2lDleSfnr0 eTDGlt $50, 900 iG0r>
lid uno Oer9angenen CONNER fam er na6
Qmerifd.
Sn lielp gorf murbe er nit SAB @ouIb
b%etannt, melher ouf ieine 8itte Den Gano>
commiiiGr Der Mlliourt Yacjfic 8a6n Or.
@nniS nit tbm lbt6te, UNI ibm ctne Gie6>
farm ausSuiuder. Gr fauite 81, 600 QtcreS
bel BIG Gpring in Seras auf Greoit. Sort
bat e. it'd Oor %etni9en Wlonaten etn eiufas
dies 8retter0aus gebaut. GieD belibt er
nod ni6t; eS 1eiBt, er marie auf Die $4,000
bon 1884, I'M lid Die n~otl!Den0tgen 9tiIper
an5uldafTeu. NlS e. nnfaln, bate er
$4,000, Die aber ieBt perauSgabt itno.
SeBttn 9er6it .famen ieiue beiSen iiluge>
rem Bri0er, Der cine p, Der anoere 21
Sabre alt, 81 ihm auf 8eiu9. Sic Brad
ten 5 8eDiente, II Qunbe, cine &utid)e unb
1Ieben Bferbe nit. Der jiingere 8ruoer lit
nod iebt bort.
Die 3orhaue bes beia9ten 8retter6auies
bilOet Elm fOrmIibeS NrienaL unb cine Der
metropolitan Samlnlulgen poi Sago9e>
tpebrel unD Sa9ogerGtbi6aften in ben Ser.
Staaten. Il.
Der Garl lit Elm GROCER, ftarfer uno bib
ider Wann unb GuBerit beLiebt anter leinen
9ia6barl, Delpnoer5 BET Den G0pbopS, uIIc
ter oele1 er bic msiite 3ett subrillgt, ie
nelnell ibn leil1er 0eleDrlQmfeit 6Qlber MIR
ben Judge.
0on Dem I'M Gingan9e eriuG6nten franz
5oltlden Wtarfgrafen unteri6eiDet iib Der
e19l!lte @raT lhOn ooour6, baB er nt6t
iple Ieler aIS unternebmenoer 0iebz Spetu5
lanf, 1onoern ais 8ruoer Giioerlj9 81 6er,
GophoDS 8efonmen lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-17

furhtbar gema6t unb bic 3Gbl Der bon ibnt
Deriibten Mtor0tbuten lit nod tpett GROCER
ais Die Der 8lutt6aten T6oinplonS. Oen>
nod bra6te aud er IS 81 einem Otfentlthen
0lnte, CT lpar in leBter s3eit @ebllts> Sberlt
Dom @ountp llpaloa im liotpeltltDen &eGd9,
9ieie beioen gefGbrli6en Sdnotten oe9
Staates Iera5 9aben nun III Der 9tadt pom
II. auf ben Y. Otdr; allen arltdnolgel1
9euten Den 9roBcn @efalcn 8etban, ! L9
gegen i"etttg umSubrtn9en. Ole
erfreuliAe 9ciitung erfulgte 81 San Intonto,
Der altberiibmter, 10 Ntellen bon NultI1
gelegcnen Stoot. Die ge1enleitiqe Nbi6lab-
tulg g.ida9 IN bemIclbtn rSouoeutlIes
I6eater", 100 G6ompion Dor Stpet Sa6ret,
ais er cbenfallS San lIntonio beimltdte,
Sad 0orriS, ben Gjgentbiimer beS &bcas
ters, tobglth0B. GbompIOu u1b Sing TilDcr
traten nit etIalloSr III odS !6Gl5. 01 be-
tam Ghomplon 0Gnoel nit eihem SplcIer
9tamens Soc Softer; Ijiber er9riff Gdrtej
fir Softer; uno HI gerietben Ghomplon
unO TjiDer ali etndloer. Hal0 la9ell Oeloe,
nit ctnanner ringenb, auf DEM Spoell ;
Beioe hatte1 Den Jtepnlrer III Der 0dlo;
leds Sdliiiie fnnute1, ullo Die betben 9ros
ben 8a1Oiten iparen tort; 3homplon bate
Spet &Ioelu I'M 6irn, Tilber cine; benz
Softer bate cine &u9el bas Itlfe Setn ul1@
ter Dem InJe 5erld)mettert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-17
Sen s9ompTom nmO Stag Sif0er.

Die 5Det Qr6Bten 8anbtten
BON 3eras iino, ooer oielnlebr iporel1,
Sen Sbompion unO Sing SLIDER.
@riterer bielt lett Sabren bur9 ieinen ME
bas i3iel Dericblcnoen Gepolper Die terantlhe
6daptitaot Qtultin, ia einen 9roBen She'll
0es mittlere1 Seras, in Qtn9it uno S6reden.
0enu er ni6t morbete, 10 ipiette er uno
3}par:fali0. Die 0pfer ieiner SdieBfunit
iifb ntd)t 5u sd5Ien; geleaentliU be9tug er
aud eilell pertpegenen StraBenraub am
belIen SQge in ben StraBeu Der Staot. @r
ipar ntht rur ein furdtbarer Ul0r0er,
Id1oer11 and Elm bib d5er utb 9etuanoter
Nann uno %fonnte, lDenn er tpoute, re1t
ItRbenSlpIroig ietu. Oaber ipuroe er, Der
unbcitrafte DielfaGe W0roer, Dor etni9en
cSabren iogar RoIi5ei6ef bon Quftin, frets
lib IL auf tllrSe s3eit. Sn leBter 3ett trieb
CT IS am tDulten, uno es per9ing faum cine
g4ude; in nGder er nt0t einen Sfanoal
un0 UiorOlpeftatct aufilbrle.
- sGbenlo gelahriid pte er mar Der nod
attnll.t0 iUgenolj6e Bandit sing Sii6er;
Ct bate ii@ im 8a13ell 5tio GranOesG5aIe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-17
tGOrrsipOnbsus Der -5HiuOts stGatsssituus. y
Die ratiftiGe GrenmSi@aft.
Ton &elmrial @armftein.

8ien, q. Sebrlar.
Gin betannter frans6fii1er Spru6 louz
tet: On revient toujours a ses premiesrs
amours, mas Der 0eutl0e tIr3er uuo
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-08
Call Him out to Work.

A correspondent from Wichita in the
Commonwealth opens his letter by calling
on Col. II. w. Lewis, of this city, TO take
the stump in the interest Of the Republican
party. 1t is a little doubtful ifa National
Bank President could find time to leave
home for the purpose Of making political
speeches right in the busiest season of the
year. But Col. Lewis is an accomplished
and forcible speaker and our own committee
should, if possible, persuade him to make
two or three speeches this fall. Take
Cheney, Clearwater, Valley Center, Derby
and Wichita, for instance. But here is what
the writer above says:
"Hiram w. Lewis, President of the Kan
sas National Bank at Wichita, is among
the best speech makers in Kansas. He is
about the hardest worker in his own affairs,
too, but he can afford to give time for some
campaign work and ought to be urged to
do so.
Mr.. Lewis went through the war of the
rebellion as soldier, from Ohio, and then
settled in Mississippi, where property inter-
ests left him by his father called him. He
was soon elected sheriff there, and afterwards
to the Legislature, in which he acted as
Speaker of the lower House. He left the
south hated for his Republicanism, but hon
ored and admired for his great bravery and
industry.
Wichita is branching out in wholesale
trade. 1t has two dry goods, one grocery,
one drug and one harness and leather store,
exclusively wholesale. Arrangements have
been made for wholesale hardware store 10
open next spring. Topeka must look t.
itself in this matter.
Wichita has trains arriving and departing
from seven different directions. The amount
of business done by the railroads centering
there is simply immense, requiring constant
additions to the railroad yards and freight
houses. Counting both southern prongs Of
the Atchison, Topeka L. Santa Fe, there are
eight tracks centering in this remarkable
Young CITY. G..
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-08
BUNC HOLE REFORM.

Judge Campbell, of this city, who is
stumping the state against the party that has
honored him with all the political reputa-
ton that he ever had and who no doubt left
the party when he thought the party had
nothing left for him, in a speech in a Demo-
cratic meeting at Wamego, the other night,
stated that one of his decided objections to
prohibition was that it would tend to pre-
vent proper celebration of theLords sup
per, as in his estimation the fruit of the vine
was not a proper eucharistic element until
fermentation had rendered it So We sus-
pect Campbell must have his eyes
upon the ministry in the event
Of his present ambition mis-carrying. 1t
takes a heap Of gall for a man who has left
the Republican party and gone over to the
Democratic party TO stand up and defend
the ordinances of God. The Democratic
party ordinarily sakes its wine over the bar
of saloon rather than over communion
table. As to their whisky bottle or jug or
q bung hole is good enough for them.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-08
THEIR TICKET.

S,dcwick county held her Republican
r.a aty convention on the 25th ult., and
naaiinaied {. 4. Van Ness for clerk of dis
h. court. +. X .Iewett for probate judge
:, Il. Balderston for county attorney, and
t. 2. Hammond for superintendent Of pub
IL Instruction.
= is a strong ticket and ought TO he eleci
81. Mr.. Jewett is the present popular pro-
Sase judge. and was nominated by acclama-
q q, and J. Vi. Balderston is one Of the best
ysf ms well as one Of the sblest lawyers in
- gwick equity. or southern Kansas for that
= .eter. His tenaciiy for what is right NAV
lai<e enemies of those who are not thor
n, .-hiv acquainted with him. but in the long
ga all will admit that Cap. Bald
.s,s n is one Of the most reliable
90 lcicntious men of their ac-
. sxintance. We have known him ever since
- vas old enough 20 vote, and men are very
,e.,,ee that can show record and history
sh-s will compare with his. His record in
20 army is one tina; any man NAV be proud
g. Whenever there was any fighting TO do
t.s,t. Baldcrston was always on hand and at
-" head of his company. And although we
:1a.e known him intimately for the last eigh-
:sa,4 or twenty years and have differed with
ria, occasionally. we have never known him
s, all a falsehood or ~ wrong his fellow
sr,s.. Something that can be said Of Few
RAN. He will make Cor Sedgwick county a
Unity attorney that can be relied upon in
sesrv emergency to protect and advance the
,nt. rest of his county, and the only enemies
ho ,sill make will be of those who want
.e.laething done that ought not TO be done.
\. Republican can afford TO scratch a name
~ that county ticket.-Geuda Springs Her
al.