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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-11-21

200 ,LABosEas-on lovee, at sunaOver
wv Landing, Nj E.. AS station men, SER per-
drivers and leaders,: good work, vases, accom- |
modations aud prompt pay. ArIly on work or at
Si Front street, Memphis.
TRoS. T. OUFFIN i BRO. Contractors.
ITO ADVANCE MONEY-On household proper I
L ty. without removal. Address P. .. Box IS.
MAN-To take an Office and represent a man
VI .ufacturer; So per week; small capital re-
West Acton, Mass.
WHITE GIRL-To do homework and nursing; |
w good home. good salary; references re-
CURED. Apply at66 bsale street.
nCCUPANTS-Fo For nice front rooEn, with board; |
y also, other rooms, at l0I Court street.
pARTNER-with about $500 in a fine man
L ufacturinE establishment, ha ing no oppO-
of the whole mercantile department.. Please
cave address under q. ~, this office.
GENERAL AGENT-For a new aud valuable
II book in vest Tennessee and Eastern AIkan-
The RIVERSIDE PUB. CO.,
l2 Olive street. 81 Louis, No.
ADY AGENTs-Of tactfor cur Bust and Form
l. Developer; no hrmbug; iLdorsed by physi-
sans. Write Cor sealed d %seriptign aud terms.
Erie Med. Co., Buffalo,, n. y.
+ HAMBERMAID-Must be a white a girl.
Call At IS Adams street.
ADlES-To take work TO their own homes;
u can make IS per week. For particulars call
AZ lso Main street, Memphis.
T ADY A~GENIS-who wish TO canvass for a
l. line OF Ladies Rnd Children's Furnishing
foods thai sell in every house at loo per cent.
profit, should address, with stamp, E. Il. CAMP
BELL 4 co ISL ". Randolph 81. Chicago, HI.
tOOO MhN-Young aud old. to brioe their
lOOO Old Clothes 10 Rosenstein y Bro and
nave them renovated ~ Vain and 70 Joferson.
NIRLS-At the Ko-Ko Tulu Factory. at once,
" corner Exchaare and Main streets.
DESIRABLE KOOMS-with board: also, day
u bos.d. at lag Sesond street.
| " GUN LADIES-ln sity or country to work
| l. tor us st their homes; fascinating employ
| ment; no instructions 20 buy; work c IA DO sent
| 0y mail distance no ohieetionl; s. TO 81 per week
can be made. No canvassipg. Particulars free.
| Please address BONE MANUFACTURING CO.,
| Boston, Mass Pc Box 1910.
D00MS AND BoARD-For a lady, gentleman
Ia and one child, . nicsly furnished rooms and
/ 6rst-class bosrd Tor without board, in a private
| tsmily; references exchanged. Address
y. " z. thus Office, and state conditions.
/ CIrUArI0N-As solicitor, Caavasser or Col
- lector, by 8 man who has been about Is months
| steadily engaged at same business in this city.
Address SoLIoIroR, tais office,
HENTLEMAN with small capital. once 10.
NH0TESI will buy all the votes / can get,
prices ped. n. v. SPEERS, is rs Napee 81.
7 ADIES eau and Il MAY,s all the latest nor-
Il elites for En- roi5srS
a G~ENTs-StIiaE No Stesu WRsneV make big
"a money J Worth sole Sfe.. 81. louis Mo.
\ scuve man OF Wensn IN every county 70
| ~ sell our goods Salary SO FER month and
expenses, OF commission. Exrenses in advance.
/ Outfit free. For full particulars address
] STANDARD sILVERwARE CO., Boston, Mass.
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BETHESDA WATER received fresh weekly
direct from Wsukssha.
J. 8. ROBINSON. Apothecary.
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NJ AN-To take an Office and represent a man
VI ,ufacturer; So per week; small cnpital re-
CURED, Address, with STAMP. Bon 20,
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

TOR City Property, 8 small Farms, 5 miles from
u city, Old Raleigh road will sell on long time
Address P. K, 90 Madison street.
EN0R II PROPERTY-My place with or
Il without storehouse) of 200 acres-l60 in high
out-houses, II miles south OF city, on Horn Lake
road, 81 and ~ miles from NJ. and T. and L.,
N. o. and 7. roads respectively, and on surveyed
phis; a school upon the pl ace, convenient t.
three churches, combined with beautc Of ioca-
sirable: WHITE BEDFORD. Horn Lake, Miss.
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GET your name entered for the Tourns.
ment Friday night at the Rink.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Great Depression
In the Eastern clothing market enabled
THE OAK HALL
CLOTHING HOUSE
To purchase a large stock of the best |
crstom-made garments, con-
sisting of
Mems, Youths, Boys and Children's
CLOTHING
at half the original value, which
WE OFFER
to our customers and the public at
large at the following
Low PRICES:
Mems and youths fine Cashmere Sack
Suits from IS upward.
Mems and youths fine Straight Cut
Sack Suits from $40 upward.
Mems and youths fiue Double Breast
ed Sack Suits from $12 upward.
Mems and youths fine Four-Button
Cut-away Frock Suits from SIS
upward.
Mems and youths fine Worsted Cork
screw Frock Suits from Sl1 up.
ward.
Fine Lightweight OvERCOATS from
s. upwarf.
Fine Back Worsted O~VERCOATS
from $40 upward.
Fine heavy unlined OVERCOATS
from IS upward.
/ Fancy Cashmere Pants. in all shades
and s;zss, from s. so upward.
THE BEST AND LARGEST
assortment in Boys and Children's
SUITS AND ~OvERCOATs.
The above goods are on Jul counters
for your inspection as to their value,
and it will be your interest to examine
same before going elsewhere.
THE OAK HALL
CLOTHING HOUSE,
20I Vain Street.
SOL HALLE, Proprietor.
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For Tennessee and The Ohio Valley: Fair,
lpar1ner Deather, tolIowed in the wesera por-
ton by local rains; rariable acinds.
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Order Medals az M uIford's.

Go To the Ring Tournament Friday
night at the Rink.
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The q GayosO,

ELIAS HOTCHKISS .-......-.---.MASAGER.
Rates, 81 so to 81 per day. according to location Of
rooms.
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Fine Cashmere 0vercoats,
English Melton 0ver,osts,
Imported Diagonal 0verccats,
Handsome Beaver 0vercoats,
Fancy Whipcord 0vsrcoats,
E-elish Corks rev 0vercoats,
Frelch Chinchilla 0v.rcoats.
We have more styles of 0vercoa-s than any other
cl"thing establishment in Memphis can show.
We have them in tough. seryiceable materials,
and at very low prices; and We also have extra
dressy ones, with elk and satin Innings and
trimmings.
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Corner of Adams and Main streets. ROOMS SOC
75c and 81 perday; American Plan 81 per day.
First class Restaurant in the Hotel.
J. NJ. DUFFY 60 yrs with Peabody HoteD PRoP'B
q Comssock. Tenn. NJ Mntts, Ark
G GVeneble, Tenn o Pow ell, Tenn
A Ru sell Ark TSmirh, Mo
T II Williams. Ohio IA Meme II, Ark
< Jones, Tenn IA Davidso-, Tenn
W Bradley, Miss RW McGuirk, Miss
W Wallace &w, Ind P vorri-, So Ex Co
H NJ Kenderdine, ETY. Up Weskly, Ala
J B Mceride, Tenn W Townseni, Dakota
r e. McNamee &w, Miss B A iiree,, N
] D Viii iams as, Miss B r Tomliu>ou XIV, Ark
u L Merker, railroad D II Daiv, railroad
BE Perry, Tenn u McCallister, Tenn
W Garvin, Term ] Brown, Tenn
f McCsdden, Tenn.
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GET ready for the Ring Tournament
Friday night at the Skating Rink.
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0 AND BOARD.

NICELY furnished Front Room, with good
IN board, PRIV ate family. at 200 Adams str. ct.
DoUM-Nicsly furnished front room an board.
LII Apply at lS Adams street.
x NICE Rooms, furnished or unfurnished, with
- CT without boa,d, at l31 Madison street.
TWO lsrge uniurnished rooms, with or without
i board, at 69 Madison street, corner Ihird.
P0oMS-Front and back rooms, en- suite or
Ii single, wltn board, at y Madison street.
ST.JAMEs~ H0USE-Cor. Second and Adams SITS
| Room and hoard S per week: day hoard. s. 50
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CUrICURA

TIL
The CUTIcuRA REMEDIES are excellent Iemsdie
for all skin diseases.
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ship your cotton to W. b. 6aibteath d 90
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Protection Front and Back

Is what the Overcoat really offers. We
nave a large lot of Overcoats, and as more
are coming in almost daily we are forced
to get rid of them fast. Low prices will
make them go, and the prices have been
put amazingly low.
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-11-09

thing to please, says the owner; and,
alighting with his son, they tied the
legs of the ass together, and by the
help of pole they endeavored to
carry him upon their shoulders over
the bridge that led to the town. This
was SO entertaining sight, that thepeople
ran in crowds to laugh at it; till the
ass, conceiving dislike to the over
complaisance Of his master, burst
asunder the cords that tied him. slipped
from the pole, and tumbled into the
river. The poor old man made the
best of his way home, ashamed and
vexed, that by endeavoring to please
everybody, he had pleased nobody,
and lost his ass into the bargain
Now as the Bulletin places us in the
position Of the oaoney of the Ass it
naturally follows that it was the Homo
lulu Public and "The Farini Opera
Troupe" whom we we're trying to please
Therefore it must have been the
Bulletin who was driven. although,
such was rot our intention.
Having been repeatedly commended
by the Honolulu Public, and having
received the grateful acknowledgements
ofThe Farini Opera Troupe, forthest stand
we took with reference to the artists, il
naturally follows that it was the Bulletin
who was consigned to the waters and
sunk into oblivion. SIN conclusion, we
recall the fable of "The Owl and the
Nightingale which we here insert for
the benefit Of the Bulletin.
"a grave solemn owl had many
years made his habitation in grove,
among the ruins of an old monastery,
and had pored so often on some
mouldy manuscripts, the relicts of an
ancient library, that mistaking gravity
for wisdom, he would sit whole days
with his eyes halt shut, fancying him
self profoundly learned. 1t happened,
as he sat one evening, half buried in
meditation, that nightingale. perchine
near him, began her melodious lays.
He started from his reverie, and with a
horrid screech interrupted her song
'Begone,' cried he, thou impertinent
minstrel, nor distract with thy noisy
strains my sublime contemplations.
Know, vain songster, that harmony
consists in truth alone, which is gained
by laborious study; and not in the
languishing notes in which thou fool
ishly delightest. = Conceited pedantl
returned the nightingale, "whose wis
doms lies only in the feathers that muf,
fe thy face; music is natural and
rational entertainment, and though it
may not be adapted to the ears of an
owl, has ever been relished and ad-
mired by all who are possessed of true
taste and feeling"
Having now fully measured swords
with our opponent in all kindness of
spirit, we are content to drop the SUBJ
ject and let the Bulletin continue its
byaying.
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-11-09
Lost or Stolen.

a sorrel horse, branded "EX." has been
missing since last Monday night. Any in.
formation in reference to the same will be
received by F. ] Chapman at Thrum's Fort
Street Store. so.3t
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General advertisements.
BISHOP st CO.'S
Baralz
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL RECEIVE
MONEY AT THEIR SAVINGS
BANK UPON THE FOL.
LOWING terms

On sums Of Five Hundred Dollars or under, from
one person, they win pay interest at the rate Of FIVE per
cent per annum, from date o receipt on all sums that
shall have remained on deposit three months or have
been deposit three months at the time Of making up
the yearly accounts. No interest will be computed
fractions Of dollars or for fradions Of month.
No interest will be allowed on money withdrawn
within three months from date Of deposit.
thirty days notice must be given at the Bank Of an
intention to withdraw any money and the Depostors
Pass.book must be produced at the same time.
No money will be paid extept upon the Drat Of the
Dcposltor, accompanied by the proper Passbook.
On the first day Of September of each year, tn,
accounts will be made up, ahd interest on all that
| shall have remained on deposit three months more
and unpaid, will be credfed to the deposlors, ant
from tha, date form part ofthe principal.
Sums Of more than Fiyt Hundred Dollars will
received, subject to special agreement.
The Bank will be open every day in the week excep
| Sundys and Holidays.
s'o-a7o BISHOP 81 co.
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Twenty-Five dollars reward will be
given at the office of the DAILY Ho-
NoLULu Press for the arrest and con
viction Of any party or parties who
have been stealing the daily DAILY Ho-
NoLULU PRESS from the door-steps or
door-yards of regular subscribers. One
half of the above reward will be paid
for evidence leading to the conviction
Of such parties.
7lupyidsM Daily Honolulu r,aM
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-11-09

FAIR PLAY.

Our esteemed contemporary, IN its
Saturdays issue, under the heading
"Public Opinion" makes very weak
attempt to counteract the general i'm
preston gone abroad that it was un
kind and unjust in its criticism of the
Farini Opera Troupe" on the occa-
sion Of their first appearance before the
Honolulu public recently, when it was
so clearly evident to the audience, then
assembled, that some of the artists
were i'll, not having had time to recover
from the effects of their sea voyage,
and were, therefore, unable to do them
selves justice.
1t further endeavors to substantiate
its verdict by asserting that these artists
were, "a troupe of musicians hastily
picked up about the concert halls of
San Francisco, etc" when it is well
aware OF the fact that, for several years
past, the majority of these artists have
travelled with some of the finest opera
troupes in the world, under the manage
ment of Madame Parepa-Rosa, Max
Maretzek, Max Strakosch, Muzzacati,
Gay w. L. Carleton, Madame Fabri,
and others, performing in the. Grand
Opera House, Paris-Covent Garden,
London-La Scala, Milan--CrolPs
Theater, -Gewandhaus, Leipzig
City Theater, Danzig Royal Opera
House, Cassel, Germany-Revailc
1heater, st. Petersburg-Grand Opera
House and Academy OF Music, New
York City-Boston Theater, Boston,
Mass. = Grand Opera House, San Fran
cisco-and in other leading cities In
the world. 5ss
The Bulletin, also, aims fling at
the PRESS, for its extravagant and indis-
criminate putting of the company, etc"
and pharisaical-like claims, 'the case
only affords the public an opportunity
Of judging Of the difference between a
journal that expresses independent
views and public opinion, without fear
or favor, and one whose only aim is to
please all and offend none, like the
owner OF the ass in the fable, ETC."
AS an illustration of the value of the
Bulletins musical criticisms, we quote
its remarks in its issue of October 27th,
" Miss Emma Hopfs singing OF 'An
guish Of My Soul was well received"
also, "the second act of Flowtow's
Martha was performed by Signor
Farini, Mr.. Thrower, ME-. N0,a and
Miss Hopf"
Now the taas are that, on the
evening referred to, Mile. Emma Hopf|
did net sing anguish of Myll
Soul" having substituted "The Lost
Chord" after the programme had been
printed; neither did Mile Maria Fora t
appear at all in Martha, as Miss S
Helen Avery acted the part OF :,
Martha . instead of Mile. Fora, which h
act was easily apparent to even those Fl
Who could only distinguish faces y
The PRESS then refrained from <
lluding to these gross blunders of the :
3Hiletn out of delicacy towards the h
:elings Of our contemporary, but now b
'e feel free to show the public the true a
alue Of such criticisms which, appar- s. 81
ntly we're written in the office from =, -
ne old printed programme, aOih0nf a,
ae writer having even sOstnesssd the tn
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TERMS or sUsscsrprT0y.


rance.
Brief communications from all parts Of the Kingdom
will always be very acceptable.
Matter intended FOR publication in the editorial
columns should he addressed to
EDITOR DAILY HonoLuLu PRtss.
Business communications and advertisements should
be addressed simply Business Manager"
DAiLv Honolulu PREss.
Honolulu. Hawaiian Islands.
Advertisements, ensure prompt insertion, should
be handed in before ?. N.
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Special eiotires.

- -
ANNOUNCEMENT T.
The HAWAIIAN ALMANAC and
ANNUAL fol- 1886, is now in course Of
publication. Departments and Societies having
corrections to report for the coming issue, will
please do SO at their earliest convenience.
Advertisers will please advise concerning
changes or space desired.
THos. 'G.v THRUM,
oc'22-d Publisher.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-12-30

PRkslDznr Cleveland had DO rlels
to denonnce the ofice-seekers ID ii
annual message. because they engross
! the time Of the President and hi,
/ Cabinet With their impartuoities
| The people elected the President t.
attend to their business; to bear their
complaints md to answer their re-
quests. He was given the power
under the constitution to select GER
tain officials to aid him 10 listening to
and correcting the mistakes and crafty
the wishes OF the people as far as is
consistent with the public welfare
he was not 50 exalted over the citi-
zens that be cannot stoop to listen to
complaints or appeals made to him
BY even the most humble constituent.
Nor can any member of bis Cabinet
,shirk his duty by refusing to give q
patient hearing to reputable citizen
who tbluks be is entitled to bold an
oRce The President is elected and
the Cabinet appointed to do this very
thing, and they are not only guilty Of
gross discourtesy but fail to discharge
their duty if they snub the Office
seekers or refuse TO consider bis ap-
plication.
There is too much cant and driyel
about the pressure for Office. The
President and bis Cabinet COM
plain that too much time il taken
up with the scramble for Office
They seem to forget that they are
chosen to witness this scramble and |
10 decide who is most deserving to
bold public Office, and ifthey fail to do
bis they show themselves unit
or The positions they hold
The bumblest citizen has the right
0 apply for Office, and is entitled to
'atient hearing when he seeks to en-
Ighten the appointing power on bis
jams and 6tness for the position be
SKIS for,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-12-30
JOEL GUTMAN 4 CO.'S
Mammoth establishments,
80. 80. 81 and 90 N. EutaR St.
BALTImORE. MD.

One Of the largest. most suceesss>
and extensive establishmep4sS
kind 10 the country isshe ~ Nortn
honse OF JOEL GyTMic. Inc enor-
Eutaw street, RDhsiDess of this es-
mons f6crewithin the past year ne
tablisbs the enlargiDg of their
afarters. On the site of the present
stores. magnificent structure is soon
to be erected which promises to eclipse
ia size and architectural beauty oil
buildings OF The kind In the city. In
consequence Of this rebuilding of
their stores, their entire stock, which
for extent and variety has no superior,
will have TO be sold. The great bar
gains which are now offered cannot
be disregarded by anybody. The
necessity OF selling out has not in the
le st affected the preparations which
are always made for the holidays
Messrs. Joel Gutman & Co. realized
that the interest Of their customers
must be attended to nnder all circum-
stances, and they now have 10 stock
every variety Of goods suitable for
Christmas gifts. To one entering the
store heEsight is particularly attrac-
tive aud instructive. The rich and
beautiful goods piled up high on
tables and counters, the shelves filed
with articles to gladden. every eye
and suit every fancy, the busy girls
behind the counters, cutting, folding
aud measuring with their def fingers,
! and, above ell, the numerous hurry
iog throng. All these sights lend q
/ chaym to the scene and give rise to
,naag thoughts To give in detail q
/ list Of the goods offered for sale woul
require MACY columns, 30 only q few
OF the latest aad most desirable will
be mentioned. Messrs. Joel Gut
man Il Co. have the proud title Of the
leading lace house. Their line o
! these goods is Que os the largest ant
most valuable 10 the country. Few
people realize how great "a outlay i
uecesSary for . complete li0e OF hp'
laces. Indeed, the expense il .
enormous that only the larger dealer
carry the finer grades. In the cur
3 tain department the assortment 10
elades every style and every price.
8 Gseef reductions have been made i
| ,ho HIGHER grade goods, and colbert
! "reminiscences and stained-glass curtain
may DO haA at low prices. At pres
at NAV be 6asnd special job lot
C.. hanaxa1 Nnffinrham cuI
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-12-30
ORDER NISI.
il ,osl Equity Circuit Court for Anne
- - Arundel County.

>,nERED. by the Circuit court for
49, sa,ndeI copntvin equity. this
"a an dsy Of December. 1885. that the
sls Of the mortgaged real estate Of Al A.,
red L Wheeler, made on the M Tzno u y.
# lec. 1885, by James Y. mu a ala Il
or ssge ~ make said sale, in case OF de
s n,S O therein. and this day reported :, Z
t iesss court be finally ratified and connrm
N als unless unless cause to the contrary tnerso
be- be shown on Or before the ,xep.y dssSO
day Of January. 1885, p p y some oV new
TINS o rr,'hl;shed in anne Arundel count.
pspos ], S once week for three successlN
= Ne ,ISs' before said s2nd day OF Januar'
'0I The report states that the propssr. S e :,
for four hundred and seyen'y-nVe :
lars, ] srBse HA !, ssSoor,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-12-30
latA Nay or June. 1855
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
ANNAPOLIS. Dec. LEE, 1856.

ANNAPOLIS. Dec. 18th, 1886.
NOTICE Is HERERY GIVEN, That
IN / have seized and levied upon q
LOT OF GROUND. situated on Gov
ernor street, in the City of Annapolis, %
feet by IS feet, improved by e.two
story FRAME HOUSE, assessed to Ber-
nard MulIan, for the years 1888 AID 1884,
to satisfy and pay County, school and
State Taxes due for the years 1888 and
1884: and will offer for sale TO the high
est bidder for cash, at the Court House
door in the City of Annapolis,
EOn 17ursdag. a1ss day IF December,
ii u o'clock IL, 70 satisfy and pay said
taxes with the interest due thereon, and
the cost Of these proceedings and al
other cost attached thereto.
Amount of Taxes due for the
year 1883. $l0.zS
Amount OF Taxes due for the
sa' John I. HAMMOND, Col.
al1-tss For years 1883 and 1854.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-12-30

uEkE IS rumor that the quss-
sill be raised of Governor
Sd's legal right to act as Cover
AFTER she expiration of the hegis-
II during whose existence be was
ed President ofshe Senate. This
csion vii probably be raised
ease Of Charles Williams. colo.
Fenlenced to Be hanged at Cam
=. January 8. the death-war
mbaxing been signed December ),
ibe election Of : new Legisla-
Ne have heard more than "a.
= gentleman express The opinioa
Governor Lloyd ceased 10 y
nor after the result Of The IL,
il this State was declared
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-12-30
swM. N. AssoTT. BUSINESS N.NAele.

- This paper hss the Iareess bonn
see Daily CirrpIafssn % any pn or IN
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