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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-03
NORTR RONNn

Mon, Thurs. Ties Thu.
and Satur Lv.. Tampa. Ar lan Il t S.l
day 1000pm) dav M u II
Tues. Friday A.. -. ~. Mon IVY VI : Il
and Sunday. AZ 'hey "eSt' LV & Sqtur W Gu
Wed, Sat, & A.. H. Mon 49, Wod Z
Mon. 500 am Ar havana 'Lv Sat 1.O0 ~ u Z, q
Pullman buffet cars to and from Naly ~ WI = Il
and Tamna "" iOlh
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-03

This train is composed of Drawing Roor,
Will leave Savannah, gong South, every Tnes
day, Wednesday, Thursday. Saturday and Ste S1s
day. Trains going North will leave Savannah
and Sunday. f'iuAy
SOUTH BOUND NOPTy Do,,,-r.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-03

NE me undersigned Banks and Bankers ,oin
nat all Prizes drdI0n IN the Louisiana State Lot
teyies fUhich WnV be presented ut oar counters
j. II. OGLe SBY, Pres, Louisiana Natl Bank
PIERRE LANAUX, Pres State Natl Bank
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Natl Bank
CARL KOHN, Pres. Union National Bank
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-03
RAILROADS.
SAVANNAH, FLORIDA & WESTERN
RAILWA Y.
WayCrOSs Short Line
Time Gard in Effect Jan. 8, 1883

A LII TRAINS of this road are run nv C,o,.u.,
n Standard Time. Passenger trains win Lac ~
and arrive daily as follows: ''''s
NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL, prrrr-
MAN VE6TIBULED TRAIN VIA ATTAIN
sc,r1r I
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-03
ALRANY EXPRESS

Pullman buffet cars to and from Jacksonville
ana st Louis via Townsville, Albany, Mont
gomery and Nashville -
, 1888-09-15

ason and there are many Novel and Pretty Styles amongst them.
the whole line will be offered at SPECIAL
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-19

I'm recent national convention oil
barriers af Buffalo the question oi
substituting some other slgn Tor the
red-and-uhite striped barber pole was
discussed. and 1t has been engaging the
attention of the gentlemen oil tue ton
serial profession ever since. Ii Il Said
TIM, IN early lines barriers served h''
public in the capacityoi surgeons also
and tina, the pole synholiled an arm
wound with ribbon previous 10 the
l,tting of blood. II was t.or.e u. OF
England who decreed that heno.lor, II
the trade oi the barber should tie
..fore,pn" to and independent oi the
uroctlce of surgery" Despite the fact
that the striped pole j. the symbol of
llood- letting. it seems to be the opin-
ION of conservative BARRIERS generally
that no other sign would be 50 effect
iNc.-Chicago News.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-19

Darwin. while watching long the lofty
ilicii oi the i.nnm"rg>'cr'~ American
cousin. the condor. in it, great circliua
sweep AZ enormous Attitudes above
the Chilean plains. Wondered ~ the
birds power of thus sailing. hour ai'rr
hour. in those great sweeping cilclr-
without any apparent notion 81 The
ont spread Wing lie arrived AZ thc
probably correct solution 81 tine fhE-
lle-a puzzle which has bothered II
good many other oh~erN rr~ M watch
ING the spiral Hi.h, ol the cagle and
rcd-taiitd hawk. The extended Wings
gave not n single .lap. but seemed 10
form the iulcrum on winch the move
mcnts of the rest of the great bird hi,
neck. body and tail-arted. al tie
bird wished ~ descend. the WINGS were
for n moment collapsed; ana when
again expanded. with an altered VA
ciination. the momentum gained 10y
the ra pid descent seemed to ur-c iht
bird upward with the even AMI steady
movement ol "a paper Kite.
Their, l. something tractiNrm >iiril
"A speci acle I lac condor l. known "a
soar above ia. 'o'ti,si t"uk~ al Tia,
Andes, which lii their snowy iols &"
elevations four mile, above the leNe
/ of the sea: indeed, it is known To riss
I six miles in vertical heiehi-iar ahov,
all ordinary clorids-and there. IA thai
, rariiled region. in which human lii
could not exist, his eagle eye survey
the world below in search of his prey
aud finds in those silent spaces oi the
sky his native air. That - company
OF three or four rOhdors can an,
actually have more tinn once rui
down and killed one oi the Wild catt
OF he pampas. first binding the an
inal 10y destroying it, sight before Xii
ina. aud dining oil his carcass. Is II iac
Which l. said to have been witnesSo,
by those who have related the story
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-19
kC,,,a,i 0. 81 srd CHR al oIs Return.

I'm the movement of -tonenan :
cavalry IN the fall campaign of iso2'
the advance WAS led 10y Lieut.. Paine
OF the first Maine cavalry.
BENG separated 10y II considerable
ti,~tanee from the main body, Pane
command unexpectedly encountered
vastly superior force of the Southern
troops. and his whole party were
taken prisoners.
They were hurried oil "a rapidly rs
possible to get them out oi the way oi
the advancing Union forces. and IN
crossing a deep and rapid stream,
Cant. Henry. commanding the Con-
federa,r guards, was swept oil his
horse. and being unable TO swim, sank
n; once.
Uisounmenw were - bcmiiiered that
they did not make n move to save
him. but Lieut.. Paine showed TINT
misfortune had neither deprived him
of courage nor oi presence oi mint
Gui.k a. "A flash lac threw OH his coat,
plungcd into the current. ana sei<ihs
the drowning man lac swain with nm
To the shore. and thus literally cap
tured his capior.
paine WAS sent to Richmond "fh
the rest oi the prisoners, ana ne ia''
being made known To ten. fhz-itie'i
I.4e-:lt his writing he governor oi \ir-
rlnIa-hc wrote "A statement oi theii
Ia Gen. Windcr. then provost marshal
ut the Confederate capital. " iidei
ordered the instant release oil Lieut.
Paine. without even parole. proni's.
or condition. The lieutenant SWORD
wa. even r.tul ned Ia him, and II guard
of honor with i ,iaG al truce gave HIM
.al,.conduci t. ines al his friends.
Men capabl, oi such splendid con
due, should ~, er have had cause IL
uph, each other, but the stransesi
part Of this remarkable story l. Yet tc
hr told.
lew months after his. Li.ut PAIN
MAS M Washing on where he learned
that the officer Whose lie he had -
eallantlv saved had been taken pi1s
oiirr hy thel MON iorces and was Thea
confined in the odd capital Prison.
Paine NiSif~i hi,. friendly foe AT one
and Supplied nll biz want. except ih'
want OF liberty. Tie gallant Mail'
oavalryn>u visited Gen. Martindaie
then in command oi NaShingto on. ar'
telling linn Iii. story interested Inn n
oI.e. in the prisoner. he come
anencr was that Capt. Henry wa
parolod and allowed 10 return 10 III
-aufn
These gallant young soldiers ionai
"a aruo,i.c sitlr- TIL the war Wa
rnd-d. ui.n they sought eaei, othe
ont. and in,r tl.,n tl..Is ieldiloh~hil
Ia. ht,n tEat al hrofhrr-. bei"eei
uhnu nc. >j.u ~ ~'t4e has eve
a. s-,t.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-19

C;t. Louis Glubc-pemocrat.l
A fox that had given the hunters Il
lively chase across the hills from
I.incolnt own to Birdsford. Pa, where
it was being hard pressed 10y the bounds
,scaued in curious way. IT hah been
running along the towpath OF the
schuvlkiil canal and suddenly dashed
oil toward the river. The dog7 i"i-
lowed il. but lost the scent AT In.
rivers edge. When the hunters rode
mn they discovered IA boat near me
middle of the river, floating down VII IA
IN. current. In the boat, standing on
the sea: in the stern. was the fox, gaz-
inc Lnrk on his bailicd pursucrs WITH
evident satisfaction. The hunters
discovered another boat on the shore.
and one OF the pariy IUck1y pushing
i; off p,ddled after the boat that was
bearing the fox away. The FOX : boat
was gradually being carried by the
current nearer the opposite shore. ana
Lv the time the hunter in his boat
was halfway from his starring po'h'
the foN's boat WAS within II roo Oh
two of the other side OF the river
This seemed to he as much as the ION
.o,sd TO ask for his boat. and he
i,mped overheard and swan ashore
Bv the time the pursuing sumter rearh
,d that shore he fox MAS a hillraWa!
The only explanation that ~ gwen %
,h, ,rrrlliar combination al ioN ana
boat in the hunt j. that the boat Wa
l,in, loose on the shore. The los
jumped into it. and the force oil ~
lump sent it out into the stream IL
had sense enough to remain IN Tue
boat and the current did the rest
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-19
Ne Smiled.

Washington Critic: "Dnnlel, >hi"
tho president ~ he sat ut his desk
hnrird in newspapers and profound
thought.
"Yrs. sire. responded the ever
present Daniel. go.
Have you read my message
II should smile, lire.
DO outhink | haveraised an 'sSue'
Daniel" continued the president h"'
needing Daniels irreveiont lHheui,."
..Iou have rai-ed-pardon' SIRE NY
feelings almost carried me n"! ond IN,
bounds of propriety, ANA i'i''l'e'
turned away to conceal his emotions
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-19

Land Office AZ li.lent. Nstr
ft.,.,.tt.f.sr L. f%-

Nu'ice T. icrriy s,v,u that tN' i.ilov.ne
manuel ~,ii' r la- &. 81 artice ui lis iifr'i-
rin,, To- riake a,;d proof iu p'rt 80 ii~
claim. and ihat -ttd lrani "til hr u1d"
bpinr, Pr,ha'. Jus rr of fer-u- count Z.
1T lev i-,nNu. F,rsl- county, Montana.
on March oh. l~>> W
john =. Barnes.
~ hu made honest 80 gi pi-a'i'n W. l'i.
ius<l SN., -N. ~El So. 3 NM NM
-. To- ~. ~ n.rth. "a ..'' = ~.i T.
lie uanle, the following WI't~--''- 8"
prayr hi ,ouiiuuuH- I,-i.i,urr uft'n. g. O.
cultivation 90. said land. VIZ: Waiter :
torwiu. liowarl Baird ANA iarri"" NJ
Gnndoii. ali "i Pn.lhrnos. Porous county
Nnntaila. aid Jnhn 'iuoiiiiiS. 90 Wi-f'Vn
Fer.u n county, M"It ia
" IAN.NnrNE Eegi.irr.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-19
WAVED !. Gem is.e

Little Nellie, aged ihrce-Pnpa- Why
don't mamma tum to breakfast
Papn-Why' my dear. didn't you
know the doctor brought you ne"
baby brother
Little Nrllie-Well why don Il tuna
to breifasi
Papa-Why. it hasn't any teeth I"
eat with yet.
Little Nellie After celebrating u
while-Wel. papa. wish YOU would
tell the doctor tn take il back ano
finish i'.-BoSton Globe.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-19
Billiards With His Lose.


\ couple of young society men were
playing billiards nj the seventh Az
rnue Hotel recently. They only had
three balls on the table, and they
were rat her pridlng themselves on the
beauty Oi tn. game they were playing.
A dry goods drummer, remarkable
only for the unusual length oi his nose.
sat near the table and persisted IN
smiling sarcastieally every time II miss
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-19
Notice 6f i inal Entry.

lard Office at Helena. Mont.
De -Iuh. -, lSs..
Notice j. u, rely given thai the following
named settler las led notice I'll has lnteu
ton 10 make titai rr"oi ~ support al la
claim. aud that said proof will be na'i"h
tor. the Probate .inlg- of Fergus county
Mont. AZ L.wi-toea. Mont, on Marcli6th
lss,. viz
Clarence T.. barArs,
aha mad. honir-iead Application No. us
tor the NJ SWi. ~ M See. !. III. II
rang. ~ EAST.
lie names the fullouing witnesses &
his coniinuou- residence upon. and cultiva
lion al said land W.. Waiitr :. torniii
uuua Baird All Fiareiice NJ. G"odell. n
If Phiihrook. F"rgis r>uuiN. Mont. AN
jam rn,lul,>. 81 l...Hi>toan. fet-u, .olin
", MohiaI
= " ,NaIIogNI J.. Il. s'>i1r.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-19
Notice of Final Proof
LANp oFilcH iittr>A. NJ. r..

fASD OFFICE iirttNA. ". IT,
IA.emirr = 1887.
Notice i, hereby given that the FOLLOWING
nnnei settler has iiie1 notice ri his inten
tion Ia make final I.inol il support al III
claim. aui that said prhni will he made Ia.
fpre the Probate Ju'lae Of Fergus county
Al LewistoNn, Montana. ON January "a
lssS, viz
Hecry .. Reiidsr.
who made pre-entiinn ,''rlIrntorN state
tn,it NJ. 80 tor tia. y SE& see. II. "
Nfi SC. H. III. III north. range - "ts'.
lie naaes A.. tallonins Witnesses :,
Prov. hi. continuous residence upon. an
cultivation uf. said hand. viz. fr.pk i,
>tud,iari, William Gous ami Frllz ''n">
ali of +, RI Maginui~. Fergus county, Mahi
ana " diam II. Kelly. at I.eni~ioTn, FER
u, county, Montana
: W i.ASGuorNr Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-19
Notice of Final Entry.


l,cr,inhcr %. Is>,.
Notice j. hereby gwen that ihe following
named settler has filed notice 81 his intri'-
finii Ia uuast i.nal proof m support ct III
claim. ana that -aiu prof wifi M na'ir he
fore the CLERK If the Fourth Judicial Dis
tri,i Count oi Montana in and ,"r til" county
81 Fergus. At Leai>tpwn. Mont, on Friday,
February 81. Isss. viz:
Eaniel 4. Fanlr.s'u.
who made pre-enrli"n drrlaraiory STATE
a4snt No. .,i's cor the III SEl So. u. W!
SWi SEC. :. ~. III nnrii. range ~ east.
lie ram,- the following Witnesses to
prove his continuous rrsid,uc" upon. and
cultivation a., saId land viz: NIiliam L.
Wnr,l, Harris VI. 1. ckard, Frank w. Mitch
I'll and Jairt> NJ Croft. all ol >ianIoia,
fefgas 'uru'y. Montana.
:. ". LAsGiioESE. Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-19

Notice.--Timber Culture.
L. :. L,sp OFFICE, HELENA. VI. T.,
Nov, mb.r =, l>s7.

\nN, Ilbsr ., 1881.
Complaint having been entered ~ thf> Office
bv Elhraim kink,.aie. against william blgptrn-
shin tor failure {" comply with law n 10 inil~r-
oultur. Eur, No. lois, dated Aug Il. lsSh. upon
the L. -Eit. ~ NJ aud Lot J. Section
Iowuship Il North. Range u last. in Fergus
county Montana. with view To tie cancellation
oi said entry ronfeSt ant alleging that the claim
ant has not broken or cans'd To be broken nv
acres OF said laud since making ssid entry ana
not prior to the date hereof, ~ require"
ly Law. I he said raities ale hereby sun
muisi Ia appear at this oil - on the --ih Jay 81
February i>ss at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Ia r'>i "nd ana
furnish testimony canceruinl said alleged iaiiHr'.
SAID testimony To- b,. taken ieiore I. !. Morgan,
Notary Public, at stanford, Montana. On ftrnfa-
Any -ith. ISIS.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-19
Notice CT Final Entry.


Pee, mhsr -. l>...
Notice j. hereby pivr' that the i"li1wi'i2
named settler has Sled no'ice 81 tai, inicn-
tinn Ia max. final prpoi in sirp"rt ni hi
claim. aud that sail ir Of viii he inadr Ne
fore the Clerk at the tn Judicial li,trl't
com, of Montana ia AMI for FrrLu~ Count ).
at Lnwistowu. Mnntai Il. ON Friday, fcbr's-
arg 81, l>-s viz:
William 4. Wood.
who rale ir..einrfinn d".laratarv state
rleit NJ. .up f,r IN" Sci SWi,. NJ 81
sec y: NWi MI Sc,' = IL l. y Il ~ =
llenala,s the i"llnNiu- y Illnesses - prov
al, routinnou- r sid,ner ul''u. AMI euii
vniinii "a. ,a,d l.3sa viz: l'ri,l \ 'atfi ''''-i
rtanh ". Mitchell Harris NJ. fIckar ard
iame- VI rrutt. All OF : sanford, i'rr1 a.
county. Montana
:. ". I,DeuoR~r rcris'cr.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-19
Notice of Final Prccf
LAND GfFI,rAr iiIiFNA. VI 4,
IRrfn,lur ~. ~.

Iacrenil,tr H. 49,.
N.tie /. her ,, ,.ivcn llIai ihc i"ilnNiHs
rnti.d ..f.l.r has al 81 nrtier 81 hi iut.u
iion a. pabe final proof ia support al IN
riaiiii. at.d that .ai.i pnouf ~i!t To- ita'ir Ia
!ar.. -. rr. att, judy . ftrgus g. hniA
Hari. I.eni-,owH. ai' III. a. Ma T. q u
.ss>. NJ:
Walters. sose-in.
Nhp made ltanst-'t'.-ti apf!i i.n :" Ia
Tor tie NJ wv. y Nj ~tU. ., II: "a
-, 81 hca>f.
ti..uat,-- tive follow frr y itrr-s'> 20 troy
HI. ,,.tfltroti> f.-~l.. i,.. tl!atu ln t'!liir.
a. ~ 81. .Hi tFgi AZ ! IN 4. i'art'>
lIoAa-.l i.alr.i. tiar...'r " 6b.drli 80.
ria.,l.,r T. l'.@t,-. ~ ed iisi l'.'''... Fer
- ,,,'i.at. Y a'ss-
IN iA.rii.&,t. t'- '-'tt.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-22

In the Senate last night the House bin
% increase the appropriation for the bu.
reau Of labor statistics from "a 500 Il
s. 900. was passed.
The bill for the relief Of ST. Johns
College was passed last night.
In the House the bill Tor the protection
OF Sheep in Anne Arundel was reported
favorably and read the first line.
Mr. kandall's Senate bill authorizing
the County Commissioners az Anne Arun.
del county TO putccrtaIn Of the county
printing out by contract, was reported
unfavorably. but upon motion Of Mr..
Cheston the bill was substituted for the
unfavurable report.
Mr. Bakers House bin to prevent cru
city to animals In Anne Arundel county.
was read second time. and ordered to BE
engrossed for third reading.
The bill TO regulate the printing and
binding of tho State department, and re-
curing that work be done in the State
and In offers recognized by organized la.
Dor, was lest by vote Of is TO As.
Mr. Fitzgeraid's bill relating to cUlling
oysters came up for q third reading. and
Dir. DodsOn offered an amendment, which
was adopted, TO make the provisions Of
the law applicable to the State as well as
TO Baltimore city, as the original bill pro-
vided The bill was ordered engrossed
for third reading, aud was placed on
the third residing file, to be discussed
hereafter.
The Senate bin to encourage manufac-
lures in Anne Arundel county, was pas
sed
The bill for an additional Justice sf
the Peace for Annapolis passed this NOR
ming with an amendment including one
for the Fifth district.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-22
WHO IS YouR BEST FRIEND.

Your stomach Of course. Why9 Be
Cause II it is out Of order you are one 81
the most miserable creatures living.
the end. Don't smoke in the morning
Dent drink in the morning. If you must
smoke and drink wait until your stomach
is through with breakfast. You car
drink more and smoke more In the
evening and it viii tell on you less. II
your food ferments and does not digest
right. Iii you are troubled with heart.
burn dizziness of the head. coming up
of the food after eating, Biliousness In
digestion. or any other trouble of the
stomach, you had best use Green's Au
gust Flower. as no person can use II
without immediate relief.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-22
Accepted ! charge.

Rev. j. w, Steele, who withdrew from
the ministry of the M e. Church South
ut its session just closed at Martinsburg,
w Va, for the purpose Of entering the
M. e. Church, has accepted charge at
South River. which is work IN the Bal
timore Annual Conference, and Is located
at Davidsonvilie. 10 Anne Arundel coun-
~. Mr.. Steele will enter upon his duties
as pastor Of the work next week 1t is
probable Rev Mr.. Steele will become q
member Of the Baltimore Conference next
darch. Mr.. Steele is we'll known to the
people of Anne Arundel, having served
Delegates during his ministry in this
county.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-22
A Party Compromise Bill.

Leave has been asked to introduce q
bill to amend the law relating to the
county Treasurer for Anne Arundel
county. At present the incumbent is DR..
George Wells, democrat. elected by the
democratic board of 1866. His term of
office expires in May. 1882 The present
board of county commissioners is repub-
lican and will elect republican success
sor, but there Is an election inter-
vening- the congressional Of 1885
and the managers of the party In this
county have gotten together and agreed
to bill to make the office elective by the
people this fall With q Congressman
from one wing and the Treasurer nomina-
ted from the other side, Anne Arundel, it
Is claimed, will give from 600 TO 1000
majority to the democracy.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-22
: Else'Eis LiEns Company.

49,
.aSss Y, Il. Light Company recently
: saan !. ms city, re are informed
Enss,s. operations as soon a onr
atesls srant them the privlleas Il
lSe ,. 9 erect poles. 4 nsIl,iee
Council !. II pofatcfs was laid before
stssp Is !, a's last meeting. but + vas
nnpss, l snlh. THIS has DELAYED
a ooes . nom Commencing onsre =
mn which they intended & ~
b one = p - vas informed last
asy. sSs y s .a leading lights II lie
lhs .,,. sney win Be ready for
en- Il I. US and public huiidlnrs
II s !. ~ ihaa thirty dsss s n :
g g - tlae s1ES4Ezl
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-22
To Prevent the Sale Of Diseased Mea,

The House bill to prevent the sale OF
the flesh of diseased animals for human
food. declares it unlawful for any person
or corporation to sell or offer for sale In
any town or city of this state having
5000 Inhabitants or more, the flesh, liver.
heart. kidneys or any other part Of any
steer. bull, oxen. cow, heifer, calf, or any
other animal OF the bovine species. or any
sheep, whether mutton OF lamb. or any
hog or pig, Except as sailed bacou.) I'm
less the same shall have been inspected in
the State of Maryland at the time of
slaughter, aud any person convicted of q
violation Of its provisions Is deemed gull
" Of misdemeanor and punishable by a
tine of not less than 500 and imprisoned
not less than sixty days The chief veteri-
nary Inspector, with the consent of the
State live stock sanitary board, ID en-
powered to appoint such number of as
sistant veterinary inspectors as may be
necessary to properly enforce the provis-
ions Of this att.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-22
Fair and supper.

1 csS NJ sSIegsiion Of the German Luth-
Ia !, J. viii hold fair and supper
sa NJ : 'ae Assembly Rooms. The
she -, 49,. Sauech have won for them
laI aaa .1p a1aion for preparing sub.
Rihs segant suppers that would
s,lsse s .p Of tue most delicate
.'sll IA ~ \. We feel sure their supper
~ ~ tomorrow night win prove
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-22
Personal Mention.

Dr. A. Merriam, Jr., sister and Miss
Enma Magruder. Of Washington, paid a
tyng visit to their cousin, Mrs. Dadds
% Charles street, yesterday.
VI. Daniel Riley. recently returned
bon sea, Is visiting his sister, Mrs. Es-
nsad, Maryland Avenue.
nB 0. NJ Taylor, of Baltimore, Is Wis
hog her sister, Mrs Mitchell.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-22

True delicacy of flavor with true eff
cacy of action has been attained in the
famous California liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup Of Figs. It's pleasant taste and bene-
fetal effects have rendered it immensely
popular. 1t cleanses the System, cures
8 osiiveness. etc. Forsale by J. w. Hod-
ges q Co.. City Drug Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-22
LOCAL NEWS.
wEATHER REPORT.

WAsuNGTcN, March %. 3 p. M =
II District Of Columbia, Maryland.
Aawsre and Virginia, fresh TO brisk
uutsrIy winds, colder; occasional rain or
nov followed by fair weather.
Thermometer at THE CAPITAL Office
Inoon to-day stood 800
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-22

arst insertion. 91.OO; su5se-
one ncn. nas' SO cents. Liberal rates made
.,.ai lnsssalJiyertising Dy the month - year.
ss S,S $50 Of square VIII constitute q inl'
s..sre. ,,ouncement OF marriages and
herAlay ~, onituary notices will DO charg-
,sis Tree, hall the usual rates OF advertise
notices and political or special COM
0s 90 Ss 5 cents per hne.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-22
A New FIag.

/. ~ s.. worn and somewhat torn flag that
i 1 aaa'ed to the breeze from the dome
y = y. sap'.al during the present lcgisla
"a ~ -. y totally SHREDDED by the high
49, $3.50 sae past few days, was replaced
|sIss ''' oy anew and bright stars and
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-22
Easter Cards aud Novelties.

The largest variety Of Easter Gard
and novelties in the city 3 found at Ges
w Jones News and Stationary store,
Main street, opposite the City Hotel. Call
early and examine stock.