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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02
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ifass.ssf WIas Msxso;~
In CalifcrnA the eoodp-kcr stores
.cons away! slthoesh b. never eat.
them. He bNrs seseral holes, differ
ing slightly ta!!.ise. 3, tn" fall Of the
year, invariably in > pine tree Then
be finds an aetsn. which ne adjusts -
n Of the hqss, prsparcd for it. rcocP-
ton. But hs Goes hot at the acorn.
for. a. ruiz he b no; a vegetarian.
His objec, il f,,orip. away the acorn
exhibit. foresight ~ knowledge If re-
suits more akn 70 reason than to in
stinet- The ~.uceectIn. winter the
acorn remiias iniacr, but. becoming
saturated. 9 predI-po--d 10 decay.
when it i al zcked by maggots. who
seem to dekg j, In thi. special food. L.
- then ihst ne voOdpeckcr rrap- the
harvest his , isdon ha- provided. ~ a
time when. The ground being covered
with snow.}e would experience diff
Guilty others ise in obtaining -uitabl. or
palaiable food. il i, a subject % -pccu-
lation why he redwood cedar or the
sugar-pinei- invariably selected. l,i-
not probahl' hat the insect the wood
pecker i, - fond Il j. found only on
the OUTSIDE u two rces but true IL l.,
that in Cal Heras Maripo-a and other
districts OF Caliloruia trees OF This kind
may be- seen Covered all 81 their
trunks VIII acorn. when there l. not
an oak tra witbin several mile>.-Cht-
cagu IIrs
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02
DISHONEST BOYS.
T.. Y POwDERLY.
Gehecai Master " orksGNS

49, Words Concerning the TemptatS,c
b" Tia" Way of Young Men.
1Ie Two clerks of the First Nssiona!
apank Of Bradford who. though scarcely
more than boys. managed to dispose Of
akty thousand dollars of the hanks
money m All effort to get rich in oil
QeculatiOns Were 4 little more rreco-
c@bus thar the speculative rascal u~s,,a,ly
Ordinarily the boy waits and works
III I'll he is cashier or president ef the
ank before he engages in wheat. Of or
bck specVsations. or carries the dspos-
IS bodily of to Canada.
There is nothing. however. in the
bradford doialeatkn that should sur.
Prise scybosy- The Average bos q,
! twenty thinls he ought to have "a
3auch salary or sncomc rs his father at
fty. He doesn't want to 60 through
the long eOuHse of hard work, self de-
~ and experience 20 be scle to obtain
hal his father did. either. In fses
ne wants Ia begin ~ The top of the lad
fier IN the matSrr of incom. and ex-
pen,ttures. Nesy nd urally he locke
paboGt tor y abort N to wealth. With
fshis natural Sles;re for plenty .cf money.
with little work. which neMlv every
hoy p essesseS let any hoy beSlaced in
a great speculative csn;er. where he
'sees m,N make fortunes in a .day by
= lucky tsrn in prices. AMI give him an
opportu uhy TO aane!e nancy in large
qu.atiii, y and IT,, temptation TO use i, |
IN specu iasions Of this Kind VAL h, !
almost irl essstible- The wonder IS not !
Thai boys ssmetisseS go wrong under !
such eircui osancrsl btR that they Z. no,
do So much more frequently.
There are tso or three prseties! re-
Hectlons that grow naturally cu: of 1pis
x1aiford atf; ~. To- fEst il that de
r2gc for wealth and S;>plsy wk:ch has
seized npon pe-sse wsh Mstursd pow
ere n plenty II eNps~ssnce NAV be ex-
pc@ed To ssread 80 the koyswho hsye As
Vet seen but little of the world ami for
that reason are ,Nsly csigha by mere
ghttas. This be- ~ = nAtasal consa
Il Is not bS for hsAk officials
% ieaSe too gsea. .tesnptsfhNas in the
way OF mere boss. II men Il expert.
nee and maturity cat scarcely bsfouna
siAo are able to withsS snd the sesnpts-
which go Joeg with the handling
u large supss of mssnev. common pru- q
ience would teach nat there ws< wore I,
LANCER in laying too great responsibility
boys scarcely eat Of their tesss =
ct the boys be given Usrk for awhile b
sai doesn Z carry with il N much temp I
-Palad<tstia 7gAne. a
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02

IL another column % this issue viii -
found an entirely new and novel specimen
Of attTactiy" ADVERTISING II - one ~ tho
nrat..t W. haV" ever seen. and We think
any one will l." well repaid for examining
the s.GJ".of display letters ia tho adVsT-
tis.m,ut -! TucAly Ash B.ttsrs
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02

We're women allowed - yu'e, every one
in the land who has u>-i Ir I.eTcc's EAV
orite I'r.--ripttou would vote 70 - - al
uLfa'Ias remc!v fpr the dIsrase- ~Jrca..aE
~ her Sex ~ druggists
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02

Flor. JHo J CALDWELL, Il n, Balti-
NOR, says: No narcotics in Rod Star
Copg Cure. Price, - cents a bottle.
DR.. Eichhri Ohorlaendcr, Leipzig, Ger
many StJacobs Oh curcl me OF neuralgia.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02

"lfHIIO :" ,ve heard ono man say 20 anoth-
&c the thtrdav. "Idiiu'tk know yuu n first.
why yoo look ten years younger than YOU
dtt when ! saw Won last" - Jci ten
years youngcr,' was the reply. You
know ] usci 10 ba undcrthc weather a. the
., a gave upexpecJing u h. any hot
ttr. The doctor said | had consumption. !
wYs terribly week. had night-swcats. cough,
nO appetite, and lost flesh. | saw Dr.
Pa rce's.Gnlien Medical Discovery alver-
tbs d., thought II would do no harm II
It lid no good. IL has cured me. Lam a
ne " mar because ] am well one"
sjoMgHiNG that will stand "A luan-a
he avy god watCb-N J. Journal.
PIxE'91oo1sI.CUE Drops uri In I minute. &C
I'll ian1eNslphvr >"1ph heals and beauties. &c.
y RAAk' CO.'S REMOVER kills ,orus L iIJn. ions.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02
Tired Feeling

- Hi1 ihc-. following err Io-s Al, severn
sefe-. hs s.ch . tes-,SA .~ up.u& 49,
ca oor fers III f!-cd out 49,, co-unse.,sv -
IT, = The ~. ri,e - nsc A. sz.--r !. 20 znSzsoa q
e~Y;af1s H>- ~hoic teaSo-y of tae .v-em I.
V.s&rd h0-. Sz-s<5s-S.s = sgss he E~s-.irEs~
$50 u P1s>sthe bs--1 sh.-3@as tn~ .r7rtife.
as 'eeaaS A az sU.=essvcy
fEs1-Gs - he l~sy.
aSs >-r~Ha la y .ozy veeSs . ale ne .x~r
n ~ ~sf oNce 20 acse- spe Ey Eaozs syx~m
IS aafs Ss 1879. c&oyt,x p>-fea keEA- l. RI
a> sruS. I'D BAt e. v. :. Cry.
NeS.k HssssA-SpA-lA n - s--vrShx
rs Lfz<E BAEyUx Aabzn
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02

TUs color proiuc-iby B~ucSinrham'- Dive
FOR tue HhsAcrS alVays gives satisfaction.
ThednnrrrS 20 Whppping Cough ar" avert
Ell by the Use 0! Ayers Cherry fcctoral.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02
Cured and Built Uu

Wy es7dssr s,c heec alihs soe tsr~ ~ -.
erH ee8siy. Rsa EpuTs sz~.,a-sIs - 49,
Soa<d % n Af;er ~ sas sskea tAr-s esNr. -.
sH cSASa,e5 cured aoe Solr za nsr@
sse>sare aS ] rccoGNrk H"rs sannR~au.-
By " Mn xrxRn 49, Caesa.sa q Loz.~as-
Man Line CO. CnAkzEa-.-
-fGts> 9~sr:vs pea, I Avs n-e. se~s>s -.
'eTc Ae1&Asa~ a; eFs7~-SA uas tn.sr~s q.
- hoo.s s.f saznt Sr-a, rxs~<-
AsxAAL S<s Has01
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02

VIVA, Throat 6. the b-s; f1r a singer -
teach high notes whit A -o.R throat i.
Il becomes too s1re. u>s Tayiurs Cherokee
Remedy q Sweet Gum nni Mullen, Which
cures hcarS"ucss sui a husky voice
Walter A Taylor, Proprietor. Atlanta, Ga
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02

CECys men Will soHn h~ along - canvas,
the situation -IA> Hdr.tl>r.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02

HAN and ~ygs- The bad actor and his
r.ccptIun-H am6<r.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02
THREE VOTES.

An En;usA' IaP0.r Prosecuted for Voting
IIrs. vias> for one Candidate.
Before |ir. Ju,tice stephens, in Lon
don. a q, althy Tory farmer was prose
cuted ~ he Government for commit
ting fdH y in having voted three time,
at three : ifercnt places in II Parlia-
mentary borough. He had three quail
ficationS, Had these been in different
borough :, the Government admitted
his rigtr. but opposed his right 10 vote
three d mes for one candidate. The
defense ,dmittcd the yo,ing. but claimed
entire a ,sense of guilty intention. The
jury for nd tn prisoner guilty, but with
no gull y intent whatever. Mr.. Justice
Stephs entirely agreed with the yer
diet. Ia { said the Law must bee upheld.
snd tbs prisoner had done what the
law q, cided WAS felony. lsc court
had no option in passing sentence but
Ia infi; I imprisonment with hard labor.
He did not " l-h 10 pass any such SEN
tence, and thc ONLY way he could avoid
it was by ordering the prisoner TO enter
into bis owl r,cognizanc"s and come
up an | recfiyc judgment when called
upon. Probably. unless he offended
again he would never hear any more
about it. The prisoner wa. then bound
over and di>chargcd.-N. J. Post.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02

THE thermometer gains uo'Oricty by de-
grce> ~ 10 speak
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02

NIEysis a bankrupt concern like m
eiguSday clock! When II II run down.
No; when II y w"uuJ up.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02

Arood story rn-ars from . t5vz' board
tn @chgol IN jerry Iss dit ~as mo-
Principal 1ocsi~d - .rtru-tzcs srfne as.
style physlc a ths APyis&asc~. az ssa4'
the happy TrsgitN oae irEh. !sA tbs
suns-~st "a shpol, discovered ;hs .~cr,,
mae in b. ssGCe, and rush * hack he
yiais sh~-tet IA the f~s!azusu~ Ne
Ihs.r. sar. IA mine. Nv DAD ia 80 tu
to rgtaln' bai Or rsrc-< l1casaut fgrr-
str. J.. .stN' Ead tk-v are . doing t.~.g
duty ike = charm Tacy are A~nGt.AoGs,
tni purely vegetable
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02
YonnS si~n. Ersa This

TN NoLIAIc bELr 90. o. Marsha!l, Nich.
ocer % .eni their C~s!~tSascl ELa-TEoN l.
TAic III and other EIICTEIC AFFLIANrTs
on trial for D day., - men tyVIHg o rCI1l
Afflicted sg;E nervous Gsbl.i,y. !o.. 81 vta!-
~ and al kindred troubles. Also fsrrhea-
matism, n-uralg A.paTaiysis.sni many o;h-
or diseases Complete T-stCrAtont 10 health,
vigor.ani manhood guarantee. No rtsx IA.
Cured, as ~ DAYS trial /. a. owed Write
them a. once for illustrated pamphlet, trv>.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02

fKiITr Is Immediate, aud a cure sure.
Prsn's Remedy for Catauh iJccuts
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02
How wom.n woai.t Vote.

TuE clothes Nrusrr i. the Eaad9rsaH o
the !AundIy.-IGss
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02

i ~Eaubiinr. 81 long a. = u-n -. -
never lads fault Nth g.. bxtlrr-!a<
L.r-
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02

ieNer. "a ~>-afaring man. sss droN nd
s''' : nee ii,I an'" sac has not rite al
" aV.d -! FTs.. ~Csfv.sae.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02
POWDERLY'S POWDER.
a Br2ri Warranted Sace From
2remcturc Explosion.
4 Creuiar Not Intended For The pui,t,
Eye, Bu, Co-cern.nE Matter. in which
the TnI':ic Are D"rpiy Int.rc,t.a-
The Ring OF the True M.taI,

ST. Lor1s, March 2G.-T;ie f~ollowip-
f'ihafhao!c circular VAS made pubic
this morning. II Is the first official Ut
teramcc 81 General Master workuan
Pc:tcrly Of the Knights CT Labor. and
i'm II he defines with startiiu. clc.rness
his very sensible views conrcruiu.
s'1keH, ooycottiu., the e;ght-holr sys-
tim and other important questions con-
"-rhi's. organized .ator:
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02
Throat TO sing With.

rrfT srIrrrK,-u tos, applied - vicious
NnuE.stsr,
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02

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fa he~s sz-A.z-f2A- = yUa zes. aSzs .,-a.
resictac- J. I'll s'rz3z a. f=-o-rs~. 60.
rouse To- tS-Tse sTs-. tzsssE~ ~ 1--v,
0--2As EA tsS.- s>s Bss 70 ,rE-T s--rsua q "a.
boy Ne@aiJ AK raG % ~ asnxs ss1..s 70 -.
ne '"--u'sz1- q Eo<fsS&rss&raA az a. scx~r
sad r,aArss z~.cf-<
-Itsnk Hcs-s ss-~soa--. Il, $1,000
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e~ 10 esec7=iy r,erxnrz~za -" szr
SrVss - E.<s~~~r. " T..
hare sa n-sEs
~ All ~,erl yeas. 49, eAa AZ sy<Ax 10
nSEy OfI~ IL Co.-ua F.9xAo
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02
An Excellent Tonic

MY tao<ssSr ->c.4,ee MA -~--
'Ss h"of' s~azss&7.s ~ n -.so>Es-z< ,zx g.
srV11et stSx Ct b-oz2ss -so<zzso-a- y N
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h~ss sfsncSr-s kAs er.a - "a $1,000
&<f 81 SoI NJ vk0< syr>a -, =.
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GsE=x. 60 al tA,as .~s~s-e q
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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-04-02

Hoods Sa
seS y Al ef-efra o.. AZ .hr O. Ssc- -x
hcuo 60 A7srh-sT<s Lo~e Mas
100 Doses One Dollar
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-04

Frozen In the Ice Going 20 Japan
The Railroad Strike, &e.
The wind storm oi the past week
in this section Of orr county did
much damage, 10 the way Of levelinR
fences and outbuildings. The great
eat sufferers 10 this connection were
M. S. Dunlap and g G. Jenkins:
other farmers have suffered consider
able in the way Of bot bed-plants.
the young plants being completely
frozen.
All the creeks aud streams are
again closed by the ice. In the mouth
OF Rock Greek three oyster sIoops
were blown ashore. A steam tng
from Baltimore came into Bodkin
creek on Monday night 10 relieve
some oyster vessels that were ice
bound. On Tuesday morning the
ice from the Patspsco and the bay go
completely gorged the mouth Of the
river. that the tug aud vessels were
be- d fast, and still remain imprisoned
In the ice.
The Rev julius Soper, pastor or
Magothy M r Church, and Mount
Carmel, 6 new church recently built
in this section. preached bis farewell
sermons to those congregations on
Sunday last. He leaves for Confer
encc to-day Wednesday J after which
in about q month be will leave for Ja-
pan as missionary. Mr.. Soper carries
with him the best wishes of bis con-
gregations here, and leaves behind
him many warm friends Ia this sec
ton.
The truckers Of this section leave
here to-day "Wednesday for Balti-
more to meet committee Of the Leg
islalure, in regard to landing their
produce on the State wharf. Here.
tofore they have experienced great
inconvenience and trouble, in this re-
gard. having to wait for hours with
their truck before they could make
landing, and often having to lay over
for whole day, at great loss in time
and produce. It is to be hoped the
committee will recommend some
measure to relieve them in the future
OF this difficulty
The strike on the line OF A. Il b.
Short Line Railroad has proved quite
serious affair It begun several
days ago with The Italian hands, who
have gone all along The line and eD-
deavored to intimidate the colored
laborers. Several conflicts between
the strikers and the non-strikers have
taken place, 10 which some Of the Ital
ians have received serious injury. A
gun was wrenched from the hands of
one Of the bosses by ooe of The strik-
ers. who was roughly handled 10 the
conflict The deputy Sheriff has nosi-
tied the Sheriff Of the difficulty, and
a posse comitatus Is expect, d on the
ground this evening or Tomorrow
morning to quell the difficulty. J..
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-04

Mr.. Goldsborough S. Griffith. pres
ident ofthe Prisoners Aid Society
returned home yesterday from q visit
to the jails 10 Western Marylany and
the jail at Annapolis He says that
be is much pleased with the condi-
ton 10 which be found most of the
jails, but be severly criticises the
management Of the jail at Annapolis
which be asserts three Of the female
prisoners are allowed to mingle with
the male convicts. He insisted on
an Immediate separation. and the
jailer yielded to bis wishes Mr..
Griffith also states that the regular
visits of members OF the Prisoners
Aid Society to The different jails have
been productive Of much benefit
to the prisoners. Sheriff Sellman
must look af.er bis good name 10 this
connection.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-04

An event in every sense OF the
word, both for novelty and uDdoubt-
ed excellence 10 the engagement Of
Mile Marie Aimee and Company,
who appear at the Opera House. on
Tuesday. March 9th. The local man
ayers deserves the greatest credit Tor
the energy they have shown in book
ing some OF the frst class attractions
aud that of Mile Aimee who is the
fsm0us soubrette aud speaks English
entirely; and if heresay goes for any
thing she is greater 10 English come
dy than she ever was ia Opera and
A. her company is first class and the
performance given exactly as It will
be done in Baltimore, the Aimee per-
formance viii prove indeed an event.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-04

Shipley Chape|. he new Methodist
Episcopal Church South. near Cover
nor's bridge. this county. has beeu
dedicated 10 divine worship. Rev.
r. Z. Carson, presiding elder az The
baltimore district. delivered the ded-
icatory sermon 10 place. of Bishop
Wilson, who was not able, from sick
ness, to be present. The new chapel
Is named after Rev. e. III Shipley,
the pastor Of Patnxent Circuit. Ship
Ley Chapel is the third new church
built on Patuxent Circuit within .
few years.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-04
Store and Dwelling Destroyed y Firs.

About eleven o'clock yesterday
morning the store and dwelling Of Ed
ward Ovens, It OwensviIle. ia this
county, were entirely destroyed BY
Gre. The loss Is nnkpowa, bnt is
said to be fully covered BY Insurance.
The Gre Is thought to have originated
from the nue between the store and
dwelling. a tenant-honse belonging
to William Wilhelm, of the Filth dis
triel. was also destroyed 81 Gre on
Saturday afternoon. i was double
house, one side of which was 0ccus
pied By Thomas Johnson. colored,
who had 800 burnt np and bis and
bis family : clothing. Tho other house
contained 80 hughes Of pealss 10 ct
canleleup seed. | pea planter and .
number 81 agricultural implements
all Of which we're destroyed. Loss
about 500. insurance $3.50.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-04

Sheriff Il Anne Arundel.
NJ l..-. 49,. -. u.,.;-.e-. -.
that tbn nfrjt.e ~ thn il $500 II kha
Annapolis ana Baltimore Short inc
Railroad. which was inancurated On
Monday Last cnlminatad vesterla :
II fronhle wh;cb hroueht the eher;II
Of Anne Arundel on he seene. n Il
reported that early II the nornine
several hundred q the lni;urers lnede
an attempt ID drive fam work fhe
men who hnd refused - strike. and
who Were Il work It Is stated that
many al he workmsn were driven
from their work and we're compeIlsi
TO take refnoe Il the woods. Some
Of the men. however. ii il stated. re-
maiped At their posfs ana defended
themselves. The strikers were most
" Italians and colored men. Al re-
port Of the disturbance was sent
here to Sheriff sellman. The names
Of Daniel Dorsey and John Gafrey.
both cnlored. were sent down as prin.
cipals IL the affair Three Italians.
whose names could not IL ascertain
ed. we're said to have been engaged
Ia the disturbance Sheriff Sellman
visited the scene Yesterday evening.
and arrested Dorsey and Gafrey. the
colored men. but could not come m
with the three italians said to have
been riotine. Sheriff Sellman found
excitement at the camp. but no cause
for special alarm. SINE Of the men
were armed Several were found with
cuts on their heads. Dorsey was
handcuffe and marched through the
crowd without the least show of re-
sistance. Sheriff Sellman anticipates
no further trouble. but will cali ont
the Annapolis Guards If an occasion
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-04

A public meeting Of citizens is CALI
ed for tomorrow night ut the As
sembly Rooms to discuss the tenn
perance question, 50 that some action
may be asked Of the legislature now
10 session to meet the wishes Of our
people. The present law is imper.
feet 10 some particulars and needs
speedy legislation, and this perhaps
is the best way Of finding ont what 10
needed. We hope the meeting will
be well attended and harmony and
good feeling prevail
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-04
Tne General AppIopriationBlll.

The ways and means committee
have prepared the State appropriation
bill for 1887. Among the items we
end an appropriation Of $4,000 for
painting the outside of the State
House and the executive mansion,
and $3.50 to pay Samuel w. Brooks
for extra work in arranging papers
stored away in the basement OF the
State House.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-04
Personal Mention.

Miss Ella Stamford, Of Hartford
county, Nd, is visiting her aunt,
Mrs Parlett, on Prince George street,
this city.
Miss Maude Muschette. of Charles
county, Md, is visiting Annapolis:
Miss Hattie Ford. Of Baltimore, is
visiting Mrs L N. Richardson, ON
Charles street. this city.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-04

Collars and Cuffs gave their sec
ond performance ct Masonic Opera
House lat night to delighted au-
dience. This is the most amusing
semi-operatic drama ever given 10
Annapolis, and should be- seen to be-
appreciated. All the characters we're
equally sustained as on the previous
night. TO night the nmusing drama
beginning with dollars and Dollars
and ending Ia 'sWorss and WorseD
but which the company expect to make
better, will be presented
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-04
A Good BIN.

ID, representative Mr.. John Ire
y has Introduced in the House q
sshe bin, which delegates to the
say commissioners Of the several
AIa power TO legislate in matters
IiA vIile they are merely local 10
sfkRiDg, now consume more than
Hlklime oftbe General Assembly,
/ lfsaOd's bin provides that the
bur commissioners "shall have
auelovsr all lhe public roads in the
|saly and may make rules aud re-
ehilaas for repairing, mending and
TAuiag The same. and provide for
/ payment thereof
They shall have power to lesy ail
PIE o. licence fees, the bill says.
'Pa dogs over two months old,
pad kept or harhored within said
aalF, and to provide for The enroll
a Of said dogs and the collection
u Tax Of license fee thereon, and
TIE annual aggregate Of said
sl'loa they may provide for
aaeFslOg owners Of sheep or cattle
aass other than those owned, kept
AafeOred by the owner of said
3, cattle.
laeynay make necessary rules aud
ailual fixing and paying bounties
eeallllng oil hawks, owls, crows,
boxes, wildcats and such
sad Ike destructive aud harm.
l animals aud birds.
~ may make necessary rules
Nalallons as TO the erection OF
nal OF gates and fences from
Y public highways
\ ies new AID ,e,iable Garden Seed
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-04

Should keep box Of PBKsTox's MAGIC
HEALING OINTMENT in the house. II is
the best talve yet compounded for Burns
Boils, Felons, Prostitutes, sores Of all
kinds, and Skin DiseaSes generally.
Tell your druggist to get it for you.
Price % cents; sample size. Is cents.
Depot, 59s Penna. Ave-, Baltimore, Md.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-04

Ladies Dress-G Goods from 8 to
25c. per yard.
Plain and Brocade Velveteens
and Colored Laces for Dress
Trimmings, cheap,
Dress Ginghams, Calicoes, Cote
ton and Flannels, at reduced
prices.
Gents, Ladies and Chilren q
Underwear, Hosiery, Silk and
Linen Handkerchiefs, Linen Col
lars, Cuffs, Silk Ties, Scarfs amp
Bows, at very low prices.
Black and colored Jerseys,
Jersey Capes, Gents and Boys
Knit Jackets and White Shirts
very cheap.
Calico shirts for 39c worth TIC.
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 The times.
]. FIR ANK KRAMER.
nov4-tf Francis Street
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-04

Any person who buys one pound
of j. L. Reuther's Boston Chips
Candy viii receive handsome satch-
ell free. This candy is for sale only
at my store, 81 West street, near the
depot, and at my stand in the market
on Saturday nights
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-04
NEWS.
weather Predictions

Ia tomorrow (Friday) slightly
H,n,r fair weather is indicated for
/, Middle Atlantic States. Caution
|, "a shore signals scoulin0e at
II York city. Sandy Hook aud and
n Jersey coast.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-04
AND pRoPRIEroRs or rHrEoLplRrLrABLE
zCITY DRUG STORE
D TNE CITY HOTEL, ANNAPOLIS. MD.
through from os Main to No. s Francis Street.

We respectfully
spared neither labor putting this we'll establishment
working And believe
any nrstclass retail
Pharmacy Baltimore
Eaynga thorough knowledge
know what
We take special pride in furnishing
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-04

/. ....v A. circulated and read BY
.a.le In Annapolis. than amy
Z. s.esv published here. and IL the
/. .'.a.v,n fer advertising.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-04

And oil other favors, for sale cheap
at RLther's Confectionery stand at
the Market every Saturday night.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-04

Landreth's reliable Garden Seed for
sale at the City Drug Store in quantities
TO sntt, at catalogue prices. ]. w. Hold
ges q Co.