davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Republican., 1889-01-17
VM.B.SHARP CO,
FOURTH AND MARKET sTs.

1t gathers Ia intensity as
Il goes along--this great
price object sale. Stock tax
Ing Is simply buying from
yourself-if you thus buy
from yourself cheap enough,
why not sell the same wayl
That's very pretty theory,
but who holds the bag even
tually--yet there's justifica-
tion In selling some stuffs
for what they will bring.
Follow us through our de-
partments in our reduction
travels and see hoao and rOAy
We make one thing sell an.
other. When we cut we cut
deep; that's the way to re-
duce.
We reprint what is left Of
our Underwear.
Mems merino shirts re,
duced TO 90 cents from IS;
all gone but sizes 40, AZ and
A.
Mems grey mixed Shirts
reduced to 10 cents;only size
"a left.
Ladies' scarlet wool draw
ers reduced to rs cents from
SI.5o; only sizes 80 and "a
left.
Boys scarlet wool draw
ers reduced to 80 cents from
IS; only size 26 left.
Mems scarlet shirts re-
duced to so cents from IS;
all gone; drawers of the
same only In sizes "a, 36
and 40.
American Ho :iery Co.'S
goods.
Ladies' vests, 63c from
Sl.54; only In rizes 80, 81
and s6-drawers 20 to az
Mems shirts reduced to
60 cents from s.; only In
sizes "a, 80, 40, and IA
drawers 80 and 80 only.
Chlldren's wrappers re-
dueed to 39c from 81; all
gone-children's vests reduc
ed to 39c and SOC from 81,
ana 81 81 III sizes 10 to "a,
skipping sizes between %
and 30-mlsses' drawers the
same price in sizes l6 to
%.
Boys' drawers SO cents
from 81; sizes ~, 20, 80
ard go.
OF course these sizes and
assortments are subject to
daily changes
Two great leaders lump
out of ouf silk department;
its a hop, skip and a jump
to get there
Mories-in beautiful as.
sortment for trimmings or
dresses In a splendid and
choice line of Colorlngs-
Daily Republican., 1889-01-17

Not knowing the price you
would think them very cheap
at 75c to 81. When YOU
leel them you would be sure
they were cheap at that, but
you will be astonished when
you know the price is to be
IS cents per yard-aLd that's
it.
Another jumper from the
silk departmental beautiful
line OF colorcd Faille Fran.
Gals, soft, rich and lustrous;
fine as satin to the touch.
Thirteen shades in
Olive Garnet Wine
Slate Seal Brown Cardinal
Gen'd Arne Navy Gobelin
| Serpent Toboc Royal Blue
Drab
These qualities are sold
every where by close buyers
for $I,2s and even S1.s5 per
yard. We have marked
them for this special sale at
81 per yard.
Here's a lot OF Handker-
chiefs that were displayed In
the windows and used to
decorate the store during tn
holiday season. They go'
soiltd and tumbIed abou'
and stroke and pat as muo'
as we choose they won't &c
back into the original folds
Daily Republican., 1889-01-17
MAKES AN EXCITEMENT
IN LOWELL.

This girl Is thirteen years Of age, and 1
one OF number OF old, helpless cases o
progressive paralysis, cured by the Moxie
Nerve Food. She now resides at No. Z
! Street in the City Of Lowell, State Of
Massachusetts,. She was so helpless her
mother was Obliged TO attend her as In In.
fancy. Her physicians said her disability
was progressive paralysis, and absolutely
incurahe. A nurse at the Massac husetts
General Hospital advised the use of NJ oxie
1t was given. No medicine or other
means were used meantime. Two cases
Of MoXie made her as well as ever before
and from being speechless and helpless
she Is low healthy, romping school girl
with glib tongue, and no one would
ever imagine she was once . helpless
hopeless wreck.
We certify that the above is absolutely
true In every respect.
JOHN NICHOLSON, Cher father.)
SARAH NICHOLSON, Cher mother
Daily Republican., 1889-01-17

at IT, { REPUBLICAN, Office to-day, in the
shade:
7o'clock 10 o'clock 10 O'Clock
68 So So
Daily Republican., 1889-01-17

LOWELL, Mass, Sept. /, 1883.
MIDpLEsRG, ~.
Personally appeared before me, nota-
ny public, John Nicholson, and made
oath that the above statement is true,
GEO, Il. RICHARDSON. Notary Public.
o6-2tAW
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-06
GalispxniasMsise.

Weinlieb9aber finben Elm groBes Ga
ger BON feinen California Weineu BEL
Qerrn s. s. Meper am Mlamp
pla3a. 9err Meper iudt bic @eine
an Ort unb STEELE aus u,.b fauft brett
aus benz Seller ter Wein3i9ter. Oils
sutem Genner selingt es ibm ffets, bic
beiten Sorten aussuwdblen. St fam
feline 2unben uno Gamilien nit einem
guten Sropfen perieben. Notb= unb
MeiBweine in ooraag!i9er Aualitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 pet @auone -frei
ING 0aus qeliefert.
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Wueriet.

aleranber 5. goaod uno aaaa
Min9 baben fi@ cine Seiratbs : Siceu3
ausftelen laRen. GbeuiO @bOIp
Sennecamp unb Marie G6belbof.
= Sn 6olse oes anbaIteno duBerft
unsanItigen = man fann wobl iagen
trohlofen - Wetiers fonnte aud beute,
am aueiten Sage ber SIR, OUT benz
Iusfeauuss : plaBe feIbfoeritdnbli9
Ni9is bon 8elaug eOrgenommet tpers
ben urb ber 8eiu9 berielben mar no.
bs3u glei9 Nul. 9abel tommeu aud
BON ben Nusfteaern in Der Sauptbaae
nod iebr berbe Slagen i!ber bic mans
genbafte 8eI@aHenbeit Der 9ale, peI9e
6as 9ur9reguen erm6gli6t, fobaB NOS
mentli6 Die guslteller feiner Ws0bel,
9leiber unb ionl1iger lei6t berberbli6er
@aaren i6uere 8erlufte gu beftir6ten
baben.
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Grbielt Nadrttbt BON Der Grpres

@brifopber @oulb, Spebiteur Der
PHILADELPHIA uub &eabingsgiIenbabn,
Der go. 500 Norb StraBe in Sarriss
burg tpobnt, empfins letten Mittwo9
bon Der 2ouifiana Staats. 2Otierie $751;
900. st bate Elm 3wanSi9itel oes 2oo=
ies Nr. STA, wel6ss oen @rlten Saupts
getpinn bon $500, 000in Der 3iebun9o Dn
10. B. M. erbielt. Wdbreno elmer uns
terreoung init benz Serrn eradblte er uns,
baB ct boz %ungefdbr bier Monaten bas
erie Coos getauft unb Die Summe nur
So betrage. bic er bis iebt baftir einiebte.
= vSteelton (pa.) Gbpocate", 81.
Sept.
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Mrs. u. SebnIpn,

$50. 1853 Wef Commerce StraBe, ens
pfieblt ibr rei@baltiges 2ager bon
YuBmaaren Der neieifen Barrier
Moben, ferner 6tridz uno Std
unb WoIIe, 8 q ns
Sn6pfe, 8efaB gu ben
alerbiligften Breiien. Ngentur fiir
Mabame Demoref's S6nitts
MuHer. Qlufttdse aus benz 2anbe uers
ben prompt ausgefubrt.
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Die feinfte &eftauration fit Mus
tern, Slid unb Wi1b in ieSer
3ubereituna. Ser Slide itebt Elm res
upmmirter Sod por. 9elifateiien aller
Nrt finb au baben, tpie Mal, 5arbinen
nit Srtfeln, In9obis, SriRelpurf,
Neunausen &C. &C. Die bette Muswabl
BON 2edsrbiHen in Der 3uiammenftslz
lung BON Diners, Soupers unb Deieus
ners. Nuftrdge ua9 56luB bes Sbea=
iets perben prompt ausgeflbrt.
O0rnif4 & 8aer.
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@rnnseiacnthums . ltebertraanmsen.

@runbciacntbumS : ltebertraannaen.
8. u. 9augbertD an 6. U. b. arnim,
elm babies @runbitiid III 8elolns @os
bition 500.
s. 6. 8re6t unb Grau an Gliiobetb
Sorail, 3pei @runbftide $1,000.
@nton Salamuba on 8. 81. @regorp,
20 older 2anos 2! MeiIen itb6fl. bonn
Maiu plaSa $1,000.
Senrp unb 8irsinia @iaum an @br.
SUP, @runbfiid in Der Z. @arb, $3.50.
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0arnif6 & 9 r.

gar Sci @ebrIber GriBer
finoet man cine bibi9e Nuswabl BON
Albums, bic fi6 su Weibna6tsges
fdenfeH eisuen; ferner feline SOileite.
fdlt9en, &egeni@irme, 5t6de unb bic.
lerfei anberes.
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= WEST COMMERCE. sTRAssE. 81

ay Wer einmal li9 an re6t geI9ids
ter unb bolfonlmeuer Gafer . Nrbeit err
freueg min, ber ftatte ben "San Antoz
MO Cooperage Works., No. 108 unb
ITO Nuftin 5traBe einen 8eiu9 ab.
Die DerfGiebeaen Mai6inen roon ge.
ubten unb praftii9 erfabrenen 6dn.
ben seleitet", fnb ben gan3en Sag
tber in Sbdti9teit, benn 0err W a
brp, ber G%igenthimer bes Stabilize
ments, lit nit Wuftrdsen aus allen @es
genben beg @taates tiberbduft. Ct
Iiefett cine tunfoale unb folibe Irbeit
uno oieiem umfdnbe bat er ieiaen @rs
foIg 81 bsroanfen. Die "2eiiiunesFd,
bisfeit bet 6abrit mub bementfpre6enb
au1 Fortwdbreno erb6bt merbtn.
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0ptis an gtemer5abler.

COUNTY Solicitors otfies,l
8erar &c., San S%lntontO, Seras
Der rlntersci6nste ma6t bierbur6 %betannt,
bos bic Staat. NIB @ountb adj valorem' rino
aopfReuer jebt fauie if unO fRdtsftens Bis sum
ST. 0eembsr 1889 incl. besabIt fetn mub.
Sole @affianD,
Sttuer : Solicitor bon @erar @onntb.
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aas- Sie Sumeliere 8ebrhoer
griber, go. 246 Commences traBe,
baben Elm gruBes unb semdbltes 9ager
bon goIbenen uno fiIbernen Saf9ens
ubren-eiae SpeSialitdt bes 8ef91fts.
WuBerbem S9mudiaden aaer dit,
9iamauteu, Cob unb Silbermaaren,
Observation-Disclosures. tpabre &unf'
nerfe bon Wanos uno 5~tanbubren uro
ole bic 3ablreiden Nrtifel, bic mon in
einem Supelierlaben au fin6en getpobnt
1T. Die Breiie cer Girma finb mdeig.
Man iprede Dor uno iiberseu9e fid.
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sa- Wenn Sbr @uern bolen @ertb
in Wn5t Il yen baben wOat, 10 iebt
@u6 bic 9erbfis unb Winter : 0orrdtbe
Bel 3 ancoaH& g 0 an.
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BUR Mbmebr.

Quf bie BON Sbrsm biefsen anuupmen
@orreiponbenten in Sbrer lebten Wo9ens
olls9abe gsbradts NOti5, &amie unb
Suite betreHenb, ertldre i'd: baB, penn
Sbr 8eriGtertatter au9 nur i'm @es
rin9aen nit ben hieigen Berbaltnihen
bstannt eemelen wdre,*) 10 warbe ct
Die ge,6fsntli6ung tener l%afterbaften,
isfer tbntfd1ll1en @runoIoge entbeb:
reubea s~usiase beg @brift. Natbo pob!s
ueisli9 unterlaI1eu babsn. =
Ser NnsIage bes Natbo iebe i'd bas
satf6iebenlte Dement, entgegen uno
wsroe Die oaran getniipften gemerfuns
gen Sbres @Drrefponoenten auf ibren
ri6tigen Wertb fIarltellen, iObalb bers
ielbe iid feines QnOnpnls entfleibet
bahen miro.
TeIir Gremerep,
Sefretdr: Seras &amiesPfan3e
@eieQiaaft.
Oprftp IN n. Serus. 4. WDb. '89.
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" b

Alter @sd (na6 elmer @inlabung):
Trdulein, i'd babe geftern bier r1ein
9er3 berlOten; Sic befBen es tebtl
Jrdulein: Sir irren; aber i'd tuerbe
na6frasen-D;elei9t bats bas Stubens
mdb9en g%efunbenl
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9emtj6 @msliide gdmle,
Gam Mntonto, Geros.

can antonio, Seras.
anertannt tiiatiae eebranftaIt fur &naben
unb Mdbdcn; felt hreifig Sabren in roger
8irfiamieit. 8orireifide 2ebrfrafte nnter be.
pdbrtcr 2eituns. Der cneliIden Sprade ipiro,
wie Der neutidcn, poae &ednuns s~etrasen.
gIu6erfen lnterridt I'M @eaniiden. @iniger.
massu borbersitete Sdiler fineen ~jeberaeit
Gufnabme. Sdtere auStunft ertbetlen Serr
s. @roos, @raiioent oss Sdul' 8orfanoes
unb vs. Iii. 8arbed, 0irettpr Der Inffalt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-06

Ser llntersei6ncte, Der iid gesenlpartig in
San Nntonio aufbdlt, befennt ii9 hermit ais
Der Serfafcr leuer Corresponding, tpeldc 9errn
8remercp Sdmcrsen gu bereitcn i6eint. M|eine
9(ngabeil linb holltdnoig ri9tig i6 baltic cS
fir iiberfiiiiig, ndber barauf einSu9eben, ba le>
Ser 8epo6ner bon De Sitt County mir bcSeus
gen piro, Dap i@ MIR Der @abrbcit gemdb be-
ridtet babe. 9, 81. 8nrom.
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% er1dnnt

pirb elm Mdb6en sur Seforsung Der
Sausorbeit. Nu63uftaaen bel
6rau 6. 9ager,
PAT @artenHraBe, neben @%lmenborf.
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sg" unterseus III ieber S6pere unb
5u isoem Breiie. 0embens unb 3oi,
letten Nrtitel aug ben belfen Gabrifeu
bel 3 ancoaH 6 9 o n.
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9tenftmaSdleu perlamat.

Cine &69in ober ein gutes 5ausmdO'
den finbet fofort Gtele. Nad5ufrager
in Der Office Der u6reien Yrefe".
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pa5~ Seine berbemOem fers
Zig unb nod MaB BEL S. %. Crate
& 6 o.. SO. 240 Commerce : StraBe.
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ODrtto II Seras, 4. Nob. '89.

y @aS bieien &unft anbetrift, 10 lit infer
Correspondent ipobl better nit ben Serbaltniien
in Sc @itt 60. uno ipesieQ in 9orftotph be-
FAINT alS Serr 6rentereg.
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lsntes n~eutihes Mnaaenbrpb,

iotpie gut ausgebadenes Wei5enbrob
uno ale anbereu Bad Waareu, tGgli9
frii6 unO auf WMi6 brett ius 9ous
geliefert bon
Louis Spahn's gddsrsi,
228 Of.@ommerceftraBe, San &ntonio.
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pa~ 9tte! Shtei Reue 9erbp
unb meide Stetion Serbftz unb 8ine
terbite bel s. %. Crate G. Co.,
SEQ. $40 @pmmereesS tr0be.
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q Waberids SAINT be3ablt A
pro3ent 3inleu fur Sets epoftten.
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THIS HAEEn P. Rowell & Cos Newspaper
A dvprt,stn0 Bureau Q0Spruce 81 where advertisinG
ssy lie mad so~ 1t In TSgfER Y0RKs
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9iIe m M a.

5dn5erin (Su ibrer @oqegin): s6mL
bent Sir, @lemsntine, Da bab' i'd pors
bin einen 8rief betummen nit Der I'M
teri9rift: Sein Mar! : Da lou man
nun pi5er, pelGer Wfar !"
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'Guilty without Crime

Sem Glide licat cine rii6reuOe Screens uno
9iebe8gei6i6te su @ruuoe. Die Gnettc uno
aulmiuationspuntte iiuo ilberraidenb. 9aS
9iiitere uuo Mtelaudoliide mirO bur1 geldltdte
Ginfeftung beitercr Momcntc gcbobel. VEN
S60uipiel bat bisbcr 10 icincn 3med erIult
uno Grfolge erSielt.
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9errett : Mmsmge,

cute fir Mdnner uab anaben
btlltger ais irsenbwp.
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Sa benz Osusti9ingsG ifritte, in Der
propin3 Sf9ili, lebten 3tpei 8auern,
0amens 2ii ton unb Sf6ang. ling,
mel@e felt elmer langen &eibe bon Sabs
rem Na@barn getpeieA finb, obne baB
jemals Streit inter ibnen ausgebro6en
tudre. gu Anfang beg laufenoen Sab
res bat Si6angsliug ben grftertpdbnten
ibm ettpas @elo 3u leiben, bod ba er
cine abI6ldgige Mnttport erbieIt, iibers
bdufte CT ibn NIT S9impfporten unb
CAB inn auBerbem nod cine CUTE Sradt
priigel. Ser Gtreit tpurbe fur ben @u.
9enblid bur6 berbeieilenbe Greuube beis
selest, bod fablte f9 2iustan 70 iebr
beleibist, baB ct fi6 pornabm, isinen
Na9bar, Der i'm miBbanbelt bate, ur1s
2eben gu brinsen. Surge 3eit barauf
traf es f6, baB 2iu.tau auf einem
Warfte, tpel6er in elmer nabeliegenoen
Ortf9aft a~bsebalten tpurbe, einen alien
Greunb Namens Wangstprpao traf,
BON benz er ettuas Mrienit taufte, unb
nit bieiem, nabm er fi6 Dor, feinen Dor,
iab our Nusfhbrung 3u bringen. Na6
Dauie suriidaetebrt, bermii@te er unbe.
merit bas @ift nit Webl, tpel6es ct in
einem elmer i'm 9aufe fan6, un6 bas
@anae nit papier umpidelnb, Iegie er
es auf bic S6nelle, tuelde gu 9f6ans'
Iings 6auie fibrte. 2iustan ielbit pers
barg ffd in einem BlaBe, BON uel6em
aug er bas Reiultat feines pIanes in
gugeni6ein nebmen tonnte. 8i9ang'
ling, Der auseegangen NOR, tebrte aud
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8ldtter ats Gbina's Criminal &C.
idtdte.
(s(us benz Sitafiotiiden 2loDo.)

Die eiubeimii9en 3eiiuugeu @bina's
baben wdbrenb bes persan8enen Nos
nats cine auBergem6buli6 grobe II5abI
BON grauieaerresenbeu 8erbre6en berz
6ffeutli9t, bic fi6 in Deri6iebsnen Sbei
len beg 2anbes in ilngiter 3eit su9etraz
GET baben, unb III Nnbetra6t bss ums
tanbes, oaB b%iefelben Elm re3t anf6aus
li9es Bib bon benz @riminalneien i'm
&eibe Der Miitte ge6en, babeH nit es
bon Snterefe fir uHiere 2eier, namsHt'
lid in ber 9ellnatb, era9tet, einige be
fer tragii6en Begebenbeiten i'm Na9tes
benben pieoersugeben.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-26


The following il one of two certificates
from the well .known marble firm Of Hugh
Sissisn & Sons. Baltimore. sent - w. B.
FENTONs Of this city, AID Intended for
nss On his float o. the day of the trades
display, but we're received too late. The
certificate speaks for Itself. and Is IS FOL.
lows
B0lsimors, April g, 80.
We CsrsSfy. That alf orders sent rs By
W. b. EEEToN, Of Annapolis. for Mar
bic, are for the bess intporfed Nalinn.
HUGH SlssoN 8 Soma.
This should be sufficient guarantee
that Mr. Fonton uses ouly the best imper-
ted italian marble for monuments aud
tombs. a visit 10 bis establishment.
and an Inspection of his work, will con-
vince any one Of ibis fact. lis prices
are Is per cent. less for similar work il
the large cities.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-26
Is Communication InOurablsp

Read the following: Mr.. G. III. Morris,
Newark, Ark, says: WAS down with
abscess Of Lungs, and friends and physi-
clans pronounced me an Incurable Con-
sumptive. Began taking DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, am
now ON nay third bottle, and able to over
see the work on my form. 1t Is the fin
est medicine ever made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur. Ohio. says:
"Had 1t not been for DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption would have
died Of Lung Troubles. Was given up
by doctors. Am now In the best OF
health" Try 1t. Sample bottle free at
j. Walter Hodges s. Co., Dug Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-26
TOTHE puBLTC.

The undersigned, desiring to accommodate
Annapolis patrons. have decided Is send I
representative on the 22nd Of April next, and
thereafter, as often as necessary, to give esti
mates. and 70 take orders for re-upholsserins
furniture, making Slip-Covers, Awnings, Wind.
CIV Shades. Hair and Spring Mattresses, etc.
Requests fer estimates and samples sent t.
us at Baltimore before date mentioned, or e
Maryland Hotel, Annapolis, on the day 81
visit. win be promptly acted upon. There
win be no charge shatsUsr fer making Is
Inmates. Respectfully,
MonLER q HuRLBUTr.
IA n. Charles Street. Baltimore, Nd.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-26

President Frank Brown, of the State
Agricultural Society. has called a con.
vention Of Maryland editors at the Eu
taw House, Baltimore. for May 9th, to
further the plans for the cooperation by
the counties 10 the trades display and ex.
position next fall, in the Monumental
city. II there is any one man that knows
how to make it . success, it is Pestmaster
Brown. He las commenced right. and
his head is level, and we venture to pre-
dict that the display and expositiea pro-
posed win be the grandest success Of any
thing Of the kisd ever gotten up in this
State.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-26

Marriage Of Lieut.. Giles b Barber.
US

u. S.M.
One of the most brilliant weddinrn that
has taken place In Naval circles this sea.
son was that Of Lieut.. Gilea B. Barber,
Y. ;. n, 3 popular young officer station-
ed at the Naval Academy, aud Miss Jea.
nette Thurst0h Manning. The marriage
took place At the residence Of the brides
mother, 20 East Preeton street. Balti-
more, at O'Clock last evening, the Rev.
DR.. Walker w. Williams, rector OF Christ
j. E. Church, performing the ceremony
The groom, who IL a son Of Joseph H.
Barber, of Y0ungstown, Ohio, was &
member Of the Jeanette relief ex pedition.
and is at present Stationed Of Annapolis.
The bride IS daughter Of the late Chas.
p. Manning, probably the NEST prominent
engineer of his time.
Owing TO the recent death Of sister Of
the bride the wedding wes q quiet one,
the guests being limited 70 close friends
OF the contracting parties. Among these
were: Admiral jenkins, u. s. N; Goa
modore Sampson and wife, Com SANDER
Holf and family. Lieulenants Mason and
Thackara, Lleutenaht and Mrs. Porter,
Major and Mrs. Moore. Lieutenant and
Mrs Callahan, Dr.. Mcclure, Dir. and
Mrs. Low of Annapolis and O number Of
others, friends of the bride. The bride
catered the drawing-room which war
snpurbIy decorated with plants, flowers
and smilax, leaning on the arm Of hel
brother, William T. Manning, who gave
her away. She Is . dignified and Temarka
b y handsomcbloHde. Her wedding gown
was Of rich white mourning silk and
covered with act The naval officers
present wore their full dress uniforms,
as did also the groom. The best man
was Lieutcmant Sehentze. u. 8. N.
The presents we're unusually handsome
and numerous. Conspicueusly beautiful
was a cherry bowl, cream jug and sugar
dish Of silver, the gift Of President Gar
zelda widow A check for 81, 900 and q
handsome case containing service Of forks
spoons and lndels Of unique design and
variety were the gift of William I. Man
ming, brother Of the bride. A full set oil
cut glass from DIR. and Mrs. Joseph Il
MaHniug; an immense silver pitcher
lfrem Mrs. Chas. p. Manning, the brides
mother; oyster forks from the officers
mess, Naval Academy. and . large sill
yer punch bowl from the green's class Of
go we're all presents rs handsome IS com
\ plimcntary. Mr.. and Mrs. Barber left BY
the 11.30 train for New York, where
they will remain two week, and upon
their return will take up their residence
at the Naval Academy.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-26

De not forget to celebrate April 80 in
q way becoming the grateful sons and
daughters of the greatest republic the
sun ever shene upon. Put aside all party
strife, all anxiety and dissatisfaction. all
i'll feeling towards your neighbor and the
rest of mankind, and remember emily that
this is in very truth the freest, happiest.
most prosperous country on the globe.
Great as 1t is too, 1t will yet be infinitely
greater and fairer than it Is now. Re
member all this with thankful hearts
Resolve renew that yeu will love youl
country with pure heart, that SO far as
il you lies you will help pass her good
came along down towards the bi eenten,
NAL Inauguration spotless and most illas
tiious among the nations.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-26

B The rain storm which set in here yes.
terday morning about 10 o'clock, increas-
ed in violence as night drew near, and
rain fell in toarents throughout the night.
This morning the storm was reinforced
with heavy northeast wind, which blew
3 gale at times, driving the rain in per-
feet sheets of water against the houses,
and rendering umbrellas on the street OF
40 use to the carrier The storm is one
Of the seveFest that has visited this section
for q long time The streets In many
places are flooded, and al small crafts are
securely tied up ia the harbor, none being
able to venture out. The trains came in
on time this morning, and We have not
been able to hear Of any damage ibis far
resulting from the storm.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-26
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