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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-03

W. H. Stowell. druggist and assayer
No 3 Main street.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-03

y. .. Do will ;m..,
At oaprOn's. "" improve the appetite
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silver Watches, Chains. Jewelry.
silvsrware. Clocks and Optical
Goods 20 be found In Eu-
reks, at IS per cent less
than elsewhere.
Genuine Seth Thomas Nickel Alarm
Clocks for So so, and tcarTanted for one
gear.
Genuine american Watches for $1O,and
~,carranted for t,co gears.
No extra charge made during two years
One price for all nationalities.
O,,I,y for Sc Watches Cleaned, Repaired,
mt in Good Order and scarranted for one
year.
Oalv for 81 Clocks Cleaned and scar-
ranted for one gear.
First-class and genuine Matchmaking done.
No extra charge made during one year.
Only for 81 Case Springs and Mai,a-
springs. No extra charge during one year.
Watch Crystals of all kinds, 20 cents.
Three Watch Hands for 90 cents.
Common Watch Hey, Free.
Pins. Catches, Joints. 25 cents. Genuine
Watch, Clock and Jewelry work of oil
kinds, Engraving and Monegrams.
done for much less than else
where. Spectacles. White,
Blue, Green or Smoked
for as cents.
Genuine Steel and Pure White spectacles and
Eyeglasses for s1-case included. Gen.
uine Pebble spectacles for S2-case
included.
0orders from the country-Hamilton, Pi-
oche, Ward, Taylor, and the valleys solicited.
They will ind hrst-clsss work, frstclass
Jewelry and lower prices than elsewhere.
1 invite every man, woman and child mere
and elsewhere to come and have honest, fair
and gentlemanly dealings.
Eureka, Aug. %, 1886. jy26-tf
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Missouri Steam Washer,

bic einaise praItiide Ba9mafdine. gttua 100
tn Stabt unb llusegenb I'M @ebrand Hiuio
uub bauerbaft. Die d9ten uur sa baben BET
SacDb @eber, Aeent.
l9.l1p3M s2l, storO Gturesarabss
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iol6 einem Guerilla &rieg t6nneu iie
ti9ts Suites erparten. No9 Elm paar
fol@e @rdaeltbaten, ME bic Gntgleiiumg
BON WDan6otte unb bonn 1T es nit Der
Schulz beg amerifanii@en Bottles bors
BET, unb Die @bre6nung, Bic banrt gez
balten tDirb, 6irfte ti6t gu @uuften
Der Mrbeitsritter ausfallen. Sol9e
@trau8ritter, Die feig unb beimtiidif6
moroen un6 iengen, geb6ren bann bpr
fein 99ieosgeri6t, ionbern Direct an
ben @algen!
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6. s.. MuQer, WE

- 6. S. Maiiler, Wbolefales nnb
&etailbdn6ler in Garben, Seleu, Au,
frei6ermaterialen. @Dnmerceiflabe,
5an Mntonio empfieblt iein grp6es
9ager in bieien Nrtifeln gu Rem Bert
Breilerl unb ma6t gat3 beion0ers auf
Ben getpdblten 8orratb bon 8ilbern:
@sromos, 2upfers un5 GtabIitiGeti,
Oelgemdl6en unb pbantafie . Bilbern
aler Dirt. ferner auf bic sef@madDOae
MustDabl BON 8~ilberrabrnet Der allers
m~Dbernitea Torm unb auf bic Aaes
umfaKeuoen 3ei9enmaterialen aufs
merriam. ollie Nuftrdse fir irgenb cine
Der obiger 8rau9en tperoen prompt
ausgefibrt; 8ilber BON iecer Gr6Be eit,
gerabmt urb ole Mrbeiten mbglI9E
i6neu uab gut beiorgt, bic in bas gag
59lagen.
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siea her Rirdhe.

ST. eineM p~ribatbriefe an bic Neu>
.Oorfer Sun" aus &om tpirb Der
Wortlaut Der antli6er1 Note mitgez
tbeilt, peI6e ber papft on ben preuBis
f9en Botf9after am 8aticart geri9tet
bat. IS 1T bies ems Der mi9tigften
Sofumente, bic iemals bonn v9tattbal=
tel; @brifti" erlafen tporOen unb es bers
folgt ben 3ped, bic langpierigen Wir=
rem unb @treitigfeiten bes &ulturfams
pies gu beenbigen-natiirli6 ni@t gu
.unguniten Der fatbolii6en STRIDE. Ser
'8rief Iautet:
n8atiean, 4. Mpril 1886.-Sn feiner
lebten 9tote Dorn 26. Mdrs CAB ber urt>
teraei6nete Garoinal 5taatsiefretdr
@m. greeqena benz auBerpr6entli6en
I@eian6ten uno 8eDolmd6tigten preu=
Bens au nerfeben, baB, fobolb ber GEE
~gentDdrtig i@webenbe @eieBentmurf be-
sigti6 bic Iufbebung Der Maigeiebe
angenDmmen nnb Der6Heatlt9t fein
weroe, bic preuBii9en 8if96fe bic Snz
ffruftior erbalten tpiiroer, Der preuBi>
f9en &egierung bic Narter b~erienigen
Prieffer an5umelben, pel9e als 0rtsz
pfarrer fungiren, unt BON Der &egte,
rung bic 8efugniB our Mustibung bes
priefferamtes au erbalten. Sn fol6en
Gir6ipielen, bic iebt erlebigt iinb, fole
aber nod Nbf6luB bes religiDien Gries
6ens, bic praris bieier Nu5eigepfii6t in
Submit ni@t mebr ~angetpenbet mers
Den.@
Mit anberen Worten: I'm ben
S9ein Der Na6giebigfeit gu erpeden,
min Der papit Der preuBii9en &egies
rung ben @efauen tbur, bic Goroerung
Der Nnaeigepfi6t, an tpel9er Der Sang,
ler trob allen 0a6gebens feifbalten gu
miRen glaubte, einmal gu erfiiaen.
Wber nur utter Der 8ebingung, baf
bieie ldifige Gorm fpdter wteoer forts
fallen iou. Sa ber &aualer aber fertler
aud feline 5tpeite. Sauptbebingung gu.
ridgeaogen bat = beatgli9 bic Staats,
fontroQe tiber bic Brieterz@ r5iebung-
fp fam iebt felbft Bel benz aIerberblen.
6etften 8ismards Mnbeter feir 3ueifel
mebr befteben, baB Der Song mad
@anpfa" cine DolIenbete Sbatfa9e lit,
Wtr f6nuett nur tpieberbolen, mas nil
bel elmer friiberen @elegenbeit bereits
einmal iagten: nSomobl bic 9erebre,
beg &analers, als aud feline freifinnt.
gen Gegner baben ale uria@e, bteie
Mieoerlage behelben outs Sieffte gu Be-
fIagen!"
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Dampfi6tff : Nsentnr.

MoroOeuti@e DampferIinie mad unb bon Stein.
gort un6 Baltimore.
$ambur9. ameritaniide 9ampferIinie.
Maaorb 9ampterlinie.
&eO Star nnb SramsOfide 9ampferIinie.
8tQt9e @tutpanDerersEif
mad nnb bon allen @nntten in europa. 1niere
Mgenten in @uropa unb Stem gort mibmen Der
8efOrberung bon GamiIien bon unb mad benz
alien 8atcrlanbe belonbere gufmerfiamteit.
Iae arrangements t0nnen NIT benz l1nteraei9.
neten 9etrofen tuerben. @esen Staten uub Su.
formation tpenoe mnm if@ i@riftli@ ooer naiinb'
lid an
s. 9. MacR a4tara, linton Etdet NSent,
285, @ommercefr. taampmanns 8antsebaube),
EuiD3W Gan Mrtonto
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St6rfetS, g1fte berbeKermb, rtb Obj
fifhretOA :

Simmons 2iber &egulator, rein beges'
tabilif9, f6medt ni6t libel. Sc 1T Bic
i'm @ioen fir grmedung Der f~tarren
2eber go %geiunber Sbdtisfeit algemein
aebrau6te Mr5nei. st beilt Malaria,
@alligteit, 9pspepie, &opfi6mer3,
9artleibigteit unb 9dmorrboiben; .er
beruria9t peber l1ebeIfeit nod 2eib=
i@neiben. St febt am. Wirfiamifen bic
9eberabionoerungen in @ang. Sci
ueberf9uB an Sale i'm Maget tpirft
Der &egulator als Wbfibrmittel, baum
regulirt er bic 9drme unb perleibt benz
gansen- Organtsmus &raft uno @es
funbbeit.-
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8udlenS girnsca=saIbe.

9ie bette Sa1be Der Belt fir S@nitte.
Aneti@nnsen, @ef6piire, Gieber. unb Saut.
MuSf6las, Gledte, %seiprunsene Sdnbe, Groif>
benlen unb ale Sautfranfbeiten; turirt ga.
m,crrboiben ober feline 8eaablung. 8Olise
Classification sarantirt ober bas @elo tpiro
suriderfattet. 25 Gents bic SdaateI Bet u.
SreiB.
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.Velvetipe Powder si S
Rrdparatton purbe auerft IN per Pssal'lgsa
armee sessn berbribe unb srineige 1aFe, &c.
gen bas @nnbreiten ober W~nnolaulea, Se9ea
SrideIbite unb ale Der lleberbtsilias ees Dlates
entiprinaenben Sautfranthe.tsi 1nsetpaHet.
MIs Elm WmIber fit timber fsbt % unibertrsf.
len Sa' wreis 2b gents. Wr1barirt Rnb avn,
gsrfaaf Bel ". . rsif @Iosas Srns Store
Gan Mntouic.
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8aIIgefprd@. Grduleim:
Senfen Sic muir, i@ trdumte III ber
bergangenen Na6t bon Sbnea unb iab
Sic in meiner Rdbe ftebem!
Sieutenant: 1nmDgli@, sndbiges
Grdulein; 6a mar i@ gsrabe auf
S9loBwa@e unb burfte ia gar ni9t
fort : ont tudre i'd Sbnett germ ers
i@ieneM!"
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- @on allen @au@s umb @@nupfz
tabateu gelten bic bon s all & Ut in
Baltimore prdpdrirten fir bic empfebz
lensmertbeften, neil .fie, b6lig fret bon
f9dbli9en Miir5en, einen bur6aus
5utrdgli@en @enuB ge!Ddbren.
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Dead Shot @eretu Borm Clint
ment tpirtt fiber unO f@nea. Die1es Eminent
t0btet bic @irmer ausenblidli9; bGIt GIiesen
ab unb BELT bic @unbe. SIM 8afer aufaeIof
TT es elm ausse3eidnetes Seilmittel gegen irsenb
pel6e @unbex beim 8ieb. Nreis so Gents.
@rdparirt unb gum 8ertauf Bel u. DreiB,
San Mntonio. 1876 tun
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Semben

fibren mir BITE beriibmten Star unb Manbat.
tan, binten ober borne gu offnen, nit ober obns
Rrassn, etnfa9e oSer serippte 8uien. INFER
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Maipr u. gsaltaersnprf.

Cine ioeben aus Souifon einsetrofene
Sepef6e melbet uns ben geitern Mberb
erfolgten Sob bes Maior U. MaItberss
bort. gin5elbeiten feblen.
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= Ser bon 81 paio fpmmenbe Bug
bat fi6 beute 8ormittae um 8 @tunbett
beribGtet.
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S. DEUTSCH & Co.
erren>Iptlette1rtifel

Sas srS6te amb r~eidbalttafte Eager bon
Serrsn. untertleioern in Der Stabt, in alien
Stsfeu, bon 8aumpole bis aur Seibe. Sn
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Is Cents Coordination
WeiBWaaren.

pie Qinen qatvns, @inabanis, 3ciIe bn aorb
anb auoere @ai9 etOhe In srober sIusiuabL
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Sabres=@ eriammlung Der Nftieninbaber
Der
2une gtar 8re&ptn8 81.

Die idbrli@e @erfammlung Der Nttiens
itbaber Der Gone Star 8reping gpms
pann finbet ont 9ienftag ben 4. Mai,
in ben Stunben BON 8ormittags
10 ubr Big Na6mittags 2 ubr in
ber Office ber Brauerei fat, un1 Z
Sireftoren gu ertpdblen unb UNI iiber
einen 3ufaB gum Charter ltnb 3u ben
Statuten ab3uittmmert.
8eo. $. RaIteDer, prdfbent.
Otto &6bIer, @efretdr.
81. Iprtl 1886. %, Attn
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Dentib Gmalifd5e gdaIe.

NeN1IW VHBIIfWe SWHIe.
Das ttere S6ulia6r Ser pbigen Mr-.
falt beginnt am 9Dnnerftag BEN 20.
biefes Monats.
&tnoer, Die mod ,feinen l1nterri9t ers
balten baben, f6nnen nnr gu bieiem
Sermin aufgenpmmett tperben.
Nnmelbungen beliebe man einaus
ret9en bel benz Director 6errr 90.
8arbed, Dem Setretdr 6errtt S. $.
99lfer, BET 9errn Mie. Seng8 o6er
BET Dem unter3ei9neten.
s. @rDOs, Prditbent.
Is. Npril 1886. 12mt1mtu
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Rnabenan5I8en
Rinberan5Igen

babsu mir einen iminenfen gOrratb fir aixber
bon 3tuei Sabren ~aufparts.
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Health Giving Beverages.

lhe absorbing question of Local
'p'lon, High Liceuse, &c, can be
sll'd BY the friends of either meas
y Resolving to drink ouly those
sallO.glslng beverages drawn from
lal1s beautiful Soda Fountain at the
Ivy Drug Store There they will 6od
cay which neither intoxicates OF
uP0VtflShes, but adds color to the
=, !, aud elasticity to The steps.
Tue roprIetors Of the City Drug
'e'e nave decided to deal rather
1aas'vely 10 mineral waters this
'''0o' They will have on draught al
- isunlalu, addition to The delicious
50 Water, The Natural Deep Rock
ses'0sa, Niehy and Betht ! da " aters
Ds.O'sda v alter is the most popular
sSls'euce for dat etes, kidney auo
''aeF troubles, recommended by
vel PHYSICIANS in the country.
ae'srs, HOdges & Co. the en-.
rasg druggists Of Annapolis,
su'se that their mineral warerr,
~ very ttlug else they handle
- i alaays be found genuine tnol
~ss'a' We would here state Tor The
s ,s.' = strangers 10 Annapolis tha,
"a sl,y Drug Sore is opposite the
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LOCAL NEWS.
r,r.,oondence from Third District.
I,nnnsyILLE. March 90. 1886

LOUISVILLE, March 29, 1886
onr surroundings are purely agri-
,.harai aud neces sariIy we run 10 a
n potioous routine; 80 that news is
|.A'u, The scarcest thing we have
,,0and ia. Our farmers are buslly
,sr.ged 10 putting 10 their crops Of
.,ss which will cover a much larger
area than usual
The Rev. julius Soper, who has
BEEN tho pastor Of Magolhy aud
/ Mount Carmel NJ. i. Churches for
/, IN past two years, has been suc
/ usdsd BY Rev. Nm. Mex Ham
notk lie arrived here on Thursday
,hfraooa and took charge of the
parsonage, while he aud his family
we're received and welcomed by a
toumilee of ladies and entertained
/ il a most hosphable manner He
pusCted at the Magotby church at
. u 10 forenoon on last SaODatD, anu
hi p. N of the same day. met and
Preached 10 bis new congregation az
Noinl Carmel.
Squire Jacobs was notified on Sat
udaY, that colored man about so
yesrs Of age named Samuel Currey,
bed been found dead the evening bv-
Iae iats shanty on Mr. Jonn Crom.
'ils farm, where be bad lived alone
n G II. CRANE made an an exami.
naaou Of the body aud stated that be
had beeu dead for some time, eud that
b death vas caused by exposure
god neglect. The Squire declind to
A0ld an Inquest aud had the body
tttnlly buried. j
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He Gets Sixteen Years AZ Hard Labor In
the Penikenkiary.


In the Circuit Court this morning.
Patrick KerOan who was convicted
ct the November term Of Court OF
murder Ia the second degree for kill
ing IN q drunken brawl bis uncle,
Thomas Herman. was brought from
jail and sentenced by Judge Miller.
The intention Of the Court TO sem
teDce Herman WAS kept profoundly
quiet and only few who bad wind
Of the coming sentence were present
Judge Miller came ia court about
noon. and Herman, il charge Of Sber-
iIf SelIman and night-watchman w.
Frank Thomas. soon followed.
Take your seat there" said Dep
uty Sheriff Thomas Basil, pointing TO
the dock.
Judge Miller asked for Mr.. James
Revell, one of Kernan's counsel
Herman said be did not see any use
Of bis coming. Mr. Revell, who was
in the clerks Office, was however. sent
for and cams in.
Judge MiIler.-P atrick Herman you
have been indicted for the murder OF
your uncle Thomas Kernan, and your
case was removed frum Baltimore 10
Annapolis. and. on your trial. you
were found guilty Of murder in the
second degree. At the trial al ex-
ception was taken tothe evidence, and,
this, on appeal, was called to the
Court of Appeals. During these pro.
ceediugs the Court could not sentento
you
On the hearing Of the cause above.
the evidence was decided TO be adj.
missible, aud record has now returned
10 this court. Have you anything to
say why sentence should not be
passed upon your
Kernan-No. sir.
Judge Miller Since the trial |
have had opportunity to consult With
Judges Smith and Jones who sat with
me il the case aud there has been no
difficulty among us, 10 arriving at this
conclusion. The sentence ofthe Court
is that you be confined in the peni-
Tertiary for the period OF sixteen
years.
Keroan evidently felt the heaviness
Of the sentence which is only two
years helew the extreme penalty OF
the law His face twitched and his
Derby played nervously in bis hand.
He began whispered conversation
with the officers ABOUT him, but by
the time he was handcuffed the usual
smile had returoed to bis face He
was Immediately taken back to Jail.
The authorities had made every
preparation against rescue or at
tempt to escape. The whole police
force of the city was present, five in
number. the sheriff and deputy, one
bailiff and the night officer of the
Jail.
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Plant Trees.

1t is a beautiful custom with some
nations to plant tree whenever there
is birth in the family, marriage. .
babtism, death, or visit from some
long absent friend. This is not only
touching memorial of each event,
but nothing adds so much to the beau
ty and comfort of home as shade
trees and shrubbery; nothing so pro-
tects il from the searching heats OF
summer and the piercing blasts OF
winter as trees, and the value as well
as the attractigeness of q place is in-
creased By the number of maple. wal.
nut, beech aud oak that are found on
the premoses. The streets 10 our city
that are planted with trees, present. q
striking aud pleasing contrast with
those that are barren of shade A
shadeless street usually shows neg
lect of the buildings on its lines and is
shuned by pedestrians. It does not
invite the better class of tenehts and
hence the rental Of property must be
made so low that the owners cannot
afford to keep their premises in repair,
or paw their taxes upon il A few
shade trees at proper intervals not on
" improves the property Of street,
but adds largely TO the beauty ofthe
city. Plant trees.
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ese Precler's Insect PoWdeT.-Ihe
most rellablc exierminator Of hoachts,
Bsa Bugs. Ahts, Fless, Lied. Moths. Fiss,
AO,qu sos and all Iasect Life. Instant
Dealh TO Vermin. harmless 20 Alan
sind. Try i ami have clean house.
Large size botue, price 25cts. 1t ell drug
glsts. ]. Ii. WlNKELMAN & Co., PToprie-
Tors, Baltimore. Md.
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dec11-1y
Protest Agains. Sunday Work.

The philadelphia Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church have
adopted resolutions protesting against
Sunday work. including camp-meet-
iDgs, funerals and unnecessary travel
on Sundays, and refusing to support
all newspapers Publishing Sunday
editions, and urging upon The people
the duty Of RETAINING from advertis-
ing 10 such papers.
Ponds Extract Men and women will
suffer from Q severe headache. when ten
minutes spent bathing the head with the
Extract would afford relief.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-29

Ladies Dress Goods from s to
25c. per yard.
Plain and Brocade Velveteens
and Colored Laces for Dress
Trimmings, cheap.
Dress Ginghams, Calicoes, Cot
ton and FlanDels, at reduced
prices.
Gents, Ladies and Chilren 5
Underwear, Hosiery, Silk and
Linen Handkerchief, Linen Col
lars, Cuffs, Silk Ties, Scarfs and
Bows, at very low prices.
Black and colored Jerseys,
Jersey Capes. Gents and Boys
Knit Jackets and White Shirts
very cheap.
Calico shirts for soc worth 75c.
Boys white shirts for Al cents
worth soc.
Splendid line of ladies Coats
and listers will be
CLOSED OUT AT COST.
All other goods in stock at
prices TO suit Tie times.
]. FRANK KRAMER
nov4-tf Francis Street
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TkY

IL 80 Seulhers hest Yankee Candy.
liFAl "a n Tue Market every Saturday
-" u my store, 81 West street.
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.,r 1. eircuIased aud se"d by
fh' s.ic Ia AnnapO IL. than amy
SER ,.ssr pabiIshed here. aad II the
-. = !. sslum for adveriIsing.
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The Social Clubs Of Annap lis Will
Close.

Below. will be found list Of The
Social Clubs, which bind themselves
10 come under the provisions of the
license law Of Local Option is abolish
ed in this city
Chesapeake Social Club.
German American Social Club,
Mary land Avenue Social Club,
Severn Social Club,
Union Social Club,
Oysterman's Social Club,
Philadelphia Social Club,
Concordia Social Club,
Colts Social Club
Capitol Social Club.
Third Ward Social Club,
Acton Social Club,
Farmers Ion Social Club,
Maryland Social Club,
West End Social Club,
Tennessee Social Club.
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81. a \ 'ae Kittie Rboades Ora.
IN Ami any will appear at Ma
In, e a,s.s House il the popular
e.s's. y l.iss." Miss Rhoades Is :
a.sSoss. actress, full of yivacity. and
ls.s eco ~ an excellent company.
S. 80 night, the amusing dra-
IL Engaged" win be presented
saes -'''e new scenery and COS.
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r,mE TABLE
.,,poIIs AND ELK RIDGE 4.

.rapOLIS AND LIN hADo' - -
,rAyE AN; ARRIVE Z ! N ~
VAL $50 Accom-. l'0V
Accom- 1905 Mail, 800
=, trains will leave Annapolis at
- s1 1. n, and 40 7. NJ.
= T,,ourh Coaches are run between I'VE Bal Bal
islOS nd Annapolis on all the above
'. rs,,,,b freight to and from Baltimore
ln'V Az Local freight Tuesday and
ggisy Al $50 a m
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Landrrth'~ rel ab . Garden Seed for
salc II tie Cify Dru store in quantities
10 suit, aE catalogue prices. J. ". H0d-
ges 3 CO.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-29
tmGCOlA1E TArFY

Aai al other aayors, for sale cheap
! Rather's Con fectionery stand at
'te Market every Saturday night.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-29
.-ys OF ADVEHTIsISG'

Oae men ,c.lls,r 4io so cents Liberal rates
equspi Y. las ,hnsc advertising by the month
rsds Ei'u , ocaI notices and political or
q gear. h~anications, 8 cents per line.
rpseia col co., announcement Of marriages
0fiinat5 frss but obituary notices viii
I, = esos sn,edi for at half the usual rates
Z sjgertising.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-29
AND pRoPRIEToRs OF The OLD Reliable
ACITY DRUG Store,
OPPOSITE THE CITY HOTEL, ANNAPOLIS

located Annapolis have
spared this we'll known establishment IN m
safely that store Is
pe EQUIPMENTS AND STOCK htass retail
Pharmacy il Baltimore City.
THE PEOPLE, and make undertaking
asucc special pride in furnishing the
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-29

Eeg-For new and reliable Garden Seed
90 to the City Drug Store. Annapolis.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-06-24

Minor Occurrences In and About the
City Briefly Put.

Minor Occurrences In and About the
City Briefly Put.
Tooth hlllng made painless by the use OF
cocaine by 8. 4. Mason dentist. 2i3 Fourand-
a-half street northwest
The morality. for the past week was 80;
white, Al; coiored As. Births 90; MARI iages 80.
BY his will fled with the register yesterday,
Cornelius Landson leaves his entire property
10 his wife.
The public school teachers will DO paid at
O'Clock this morning at the Franklin and
Sumner buildings.
DR.. Elias Marks, Of 1881 t street, died Tues.
day AZ the advanced age Of 20 years. The
funeral takes place to-day.
In the criminal court yesterday Messrs.
chris. ii. Scott and Thomas J. Parker were &C.
copied as talesmen, completing the panel Of
petit jurors
Light battery @, Sd artillery, LEFT here yes
terday morning to march TO Gettysburg, Pa,
TO take part I'm the reunion OF the Sd army
corps, July2.
a number OF little girls have arranged for
fair on the 18th, 18th and Both instant, TO DO
held at 1887 street, for the benefit OF tho
Children's Home.
Vincent J. Battle, colored, employed at the
bureau OF engraving and printing, was arrested
yesterday for stealing a gold watch belonging
70 Mr.. Lawrence ID. Phillips, OF that bureau.
The watch was recovered.
First Lieutenant J. o. Manson, of the Ma.
tional Rifles, asks permission TO practice at
target shooting on the flats northeast of the
jail and south OF the road to Bennings., II is
approved by the commissioners provided that
every precaution be taken to prevent accident.
Suggestion is made to the inspectors con.
neeted with our health Office (who, Il is hoped,
VIII be vigilant in the discharge OF their i'm.
portant duties during the approaching heated
term, that while on their rounds they will not
fail TO examine the alley In the block bounde 1
by Twonty-third street and New Hampshire
avenue and Washington circle aud Lstroet
northwest.