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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
Jos. HORNE & Co.,
6o9-e21 Penn Ave-,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Executors Sale Of Real Estate

IN pursuance Of an order Of the Probate Court on
auction, on
Saturday, the Goth day Of October, 1889
between tho hours OF 10 noon and Q O'Clock y, m,
upon tho promises, one mile north Of Mogadote, o.,
thc following described real estate, being ~ iN.lOu
nerea In Tho northwest corner Of suntd township,
Portage county Ohloi az tB 100 a9rcB tract IN the
nouthuast corner Of rnllmadge township, summit
county, ONO, no Bj.lOO acres lot IN The north
wo,t corner VI springfield township, summit c0un-
", Ohio II being all the lands OF which tho late
fihflan liill died Blcgcd Of good bed 0f POltor
clay on said promises,
Torma OF Hnlo-At least one third caal down, ono
Third IN OnO year aud onOsthlrd IN Two years. de-
forrod payments 70 be secured ny mortgage on thu
ttrcmleta aud tO draw Interest nt per cent phyAs
ble annually WILLIAM PAuLus
Executor Of Harlan lllll decd,
\. n. BRAN a son, AuctOnourB,
HupL 10. ltgD,.hw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
Ihe Democrat.

MAOK with his ram rod and muslin
schedule OF manipulated lgurea, Is gen
orally voted failure,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03

ffr bNNN
f4rVef 6gbsHtute
iac Nother's Aih
INVALUABLE
90 chlLFnA lNFANTUlH
sN1 IEeThiha,
Il ggicfy Aesimilafed Fopd
fea nYgFEFFfGB,
C0NGuMffiuE6,
npnVRtEeeENT6.
q FenFEcT HuTRiERT
~ flt WtaflNe oiefAaEs,
atsvlhfa NO COOKING,
NFFepiE A. eunATFa,
gEWD i0I opf h0nk, HTm OAnE
"""N Atu lffmhg pp lHs
rAHTaNmFilfdnfe inanT addTeaa
Dchbor-G0odaie Co.,
bosYaH Mash,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-03
THE GREAT INDIAN
MEDICINE M AN {!
is NOW PERMANENTLY LOCATED AT
CANTON, , OHIO,
and IS Prenared To Heal the Sick
and is Prepared to Heal the Sic
MOM- -GOS- Y All.

MON -CFO3- Y ALL
Being with taught from childhood how
prescribe Remedies which purely vegetable aud has had wonder
u ouccey In dooon bS gums bOda berries plants aud dow
the Great Spirit for the of mankind
and intended his children has been
the Indians the skilled
learned medicine mrn OF the nineteenth century
8UFF GRLtJf HUM NIFTY
old vegetable remedies
unknown
cnlame were not IN existence
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-23
v Cine tteme NlSbpcatenfirma.

Ser uniern 2eiern poblbefannte &ids
ter unb gDnereBmitslieo 9pn Sobn
8. MacbDnnle BON Sbatopee bat
i6 nit 6. Srutbnprtb aus bers
ielben Stabt aiIocirt uilo pi1b bon iebt
ab aIs Nbppcat in ben nerIhieoenen
GeridtsbDfen practiiiren. Die Office
Der 6erren lit i'm Mannbeimer
8Iod, Gde Der 3. uno MinneiDta
Strabe. 8eibe Mtitglieoer Der 6irma
fino i'm aonsen 2anbe gut befannt.
Gihter Macbpnalb Defenders,
benn ihDn felt % Sobren lit er cine
prpminente perirnlihfeit In Der 4Dlitit
unb in ben @erihtsb5fen. Nad jable=
LANCER G~rfabruns als Ridter unb Mos
ppcat bat er iih nun bier nieoergelafen,
Inn mad Nblauf ieines Termins I'M
GpnereB feline grofefipn tpieber auf5us
nebmen. 3idter Waeoonalo ipridt
etpas unb perffebt 10 siemlih allies
Deutihe, als Hihter fonnte CT bic 3elis
s~enausiagen, bic beutfh seiprOden ulirz
ben, gut berifeben ; auBeroem bat er IN
ieinem 4ngeitelten u 6aber einen oeuts
iden 6errn, Der a0es beutihe @eihdft
beicrsen pirb. GER S%Dutbfportb mar
friiber nit Nidter Macbcnanlo alicc IT
lrno 1T elm iebr tiihtiser Aopccat, nell
der Der Sirma bon grDBem Nuten iein
pirb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-23
GbaQies,

Dos Experiment In bieIen 1dDnen
5abricaten 1T mod ie5r rsidbaltig.
@IudItderwsiie erbielten pir nod neu'
lid cine Senbuns bon ertra feinen
Miufiern. Ser 95reis 1T SO unb go
gentS.
8aumtppaene unb tpoQene Gbalies
IN auBerprcentli@ idDnen Mtufern.
3pei Sorten 12a uno 18c. Tenniss
Slane0e, In frans6fidem unb iaDtti'
ihem Gabri:at, III ~aufaQenb ia6nen
Muftern.
@eibes &ameels: 9aar nit pa6ens
Dem 9laio, Elm febr gutter Grtitel fir
Tennis gnaise sa 75c.
SIS tomnt einem bod Dor, aber bieie
Waaren ftno $3.50 pee garb uertb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-23

NaGbem bic NYaaen eriinoli6 aus
benz Selo seidlaeen tuaren, betrteb Der
@rof feline Borberettungen, Inn ieinen
Weitermatib tpteber auf3unebmen uno
Die NueQe bes 8uenapentura gu errei
den. 2reustrdger batte ibm mitsetbsilt.
bab Der Trappet @.ienarm unb be7en
@erdbrte Gttabonta su elmer 8uiammen:
funft nit benz @rafen III Der 0asienba
niht ,u beuesen gepeien ieien. Grien=
arms Mnbeutuns. bab Der @raf ibren
gsmeinihaftlihen Sseuno @oloouge n.
mDrbet babe, bate Greustrd3er i,bo6
peridwieeer. ST tpag'e nidt, eine ID
Ihuere MnlduIbieune aassuipreden,
bic NIT benz gbaratter bes fransDilhen
goelmannes iii 10 idrpHem W,oeriprud
itanb. Welhe @idt,steit bic 3ulamz
menfunft aber fic bisisn beiab, abnte
Rreuytrdger nidt.
Ger Buenapentura befanb fi@ In Der
Sierra be lps Batos, nod 6unoerte BON
Meilen bon Der Qaatenoa entfernt. Sc
mar suetfelboft, ob man ben Slub nod
Der robeu 3s,dnuns bes @ambufinD
aulfinoen tpsroe, uno oaber luhte Der
@raf grtunoieunsen einsu,iebsn. bic
tbm als Weepeiler bisnen t6nnten.
Don gfeboA tpar aui's 5ubortommsnofte
bemnbt. bic Gusriltung oes @rafen urb
leiner Shaar aus ieinen eiSenen 8or
rdtben at perpDatommaen. St periab
ibn NIT 3elteerdtbidaften, @aReridldu-
den, ersdn3te ieme Wunitton uno CT,
ieste Die nidt gang oienftausliden
pferbe unb Maultbtere bei1elben ourd
poraielihe Tbiere aus ieinen gcrrals.
Die Qosienba ielbit batte fir lanse Belt
teinen fstnolihen Angrif mebr gu fiird
ten, benn bic Nieoetlage Der ApaGen
tpar cine poaltdnoi5e gemeien, aloem
parerl Die bon Don @fteban heranse.
flbrlen Gruppen porldufig Elm eenieens
Der 5hub SO brad benn Der @raf
NIT istner Sdaar auf. SIN Mhibieos,
matt botte am Abeuo bprbsr nod ale III
betterm 8eiiammeniein pereiniet urb
spilhsn ben &fbenof1en uar beim
feurtaen Mtasfal manher 9dnoeolud &C.
weeaielt, mander Sreunoidafisbauo
eeIh!pHen tporben. dit Gonnenauf=
gang risf bas Sisnal Der 9Drner Die
abeateurer In &sib uno @lieo uno mad
tinem ber3li1en Abidieo BON Con Ste
ban uro letusr Tohter ftelte iid oer
@rof an bic ep,se ieines 3uses, I'M
osm beiBsriebnten @olrtba!e entgesen'
suei.en.
c.nrtSot,ton fnInt
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-23
(Sprtiebuns fplst.)
SnbifAe Sab |.

Demjsnigen, Der bic Settle um bie
Welt in ter tur,eften 3eit MAIDEN
mir be, psriprah Der SuIIaa 3uei unSes
beure Diamanien. Sober erbct l.h , iein
Bshes su ge1sr uno 3u Sance gu bers
iudlen - BIG auf sinen, Der In tiefem
Rathenfsn p"rlunten ihien. Stun /,
&DEino", fra9te Der srpbe t0dupilang,
vpas geoeniii Gu st tbun ?"&Obu,a ers
bsbt f;a, gsti in einarn aytiis UNI letnen
8e5ieter uub fdQt !bm gu Siisen nit ben
Aprfsn: ~@rDbter 0uer oe,ri6tr. . II
bit Die welt fur MIDI" -
Robina s1bielt Die D!amaaten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-23

mein 8ruoer mir bic Wabl bes Ortes
iiberldBt."
uDe @roBe Saguar m6ge udb=
len."
uRennt Matotbb bic Auele bes SluIs
les, ben oie 8leidseiidter ben 8uena.
uentura nennen 2"
vGr tennt ite,"
IS ffeben bret 8iberbdume am Gins
gang oes Selstbals, no bic Auele iid
b. finbet," fubr attabonta fort. uMn
oteier STEELE tpirb Der @raue 8dr Der
apaden ben @roBen Sasuar NIT stpet
Sreunoen 3ur befttmmten Stunbe tref.
fen"
uMatpt5b tpirs fid NIT stpei 9dupts
lineea einfinben>" e~ntseenete Der @raue
8dr.
SIS 1T gut" nidte Der 8omanAe.
vBts Der Ntpnb fih bretmal erneuert
bat, iua bic Streitdrt stpiiden benz
@rauen gdr ltnb benz @roBen Saguar
peraraben fem"
Obne tpettern @ruB trennten fid bic
beioen Toofeinbe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-23
Tielo
Wfabler
& 60.
&letoerfoTc.

TIMER 2ager fsiner pOaener &leioers
iiofs beifebt aus ben beftsn 8aaren,
ote In Der @eIt gu baben finb. Sn
einem 10 erosen, aussewdbsten Eager
tpie bas uniriee, 1T es gang nattrli4,
oas mir mande Nebenreffe beba'ten,
unb bieie &effe, tpeIde bon 5 Bis sa ~
garos lang finb, fino ale iOrtirt uno
pr nisoriee Yreiie barauf marfirt
tporhen.
Oieie 2ot befebt aus allen mbsliden
upoernen SaHen TT Streifen uno
glaics, einiad unb 6anep. &ae iinS
aber BON Der beften Aualitdt.
Dis preiie ransiersn BON 45e bts gu
75c per Oarb ; bieb 1T biel nieortSer,
aIs tpie @aaren Don berielben Nuolitdt
ie pertauft tporben itnb. Da Die Stide
ni&t seidnitten tpsrben, 10 tam es iein.
caB mar, Elm poer sUei garos mebr als
mar, braudt, taufen mus, aber BAG
Sarge miro 10 biaig pertanft> oaB tn
Birtli9tsit bic grt1a.N aantitdt ntAis
foitet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-23

Nad &eseni6irmen mar leete @ode
tuUtl eine srDbere Nadfraes, ols nad
Sonnenidirmen ; aber Sonnenidirme
perfaufen iid isst febr leidt, ba fit
oieielbeu isbr balb @ebraud iein tpiro.
Sober Sonnenidirm in unierem Eager
1T eisens ftir uns semadt ; tetne befe=
rer fino In Der Staot gu fiaben.
Directoire. Sonnenihirme, nit ratiir.
liGem 0ola sploplattirten Ooer oribir:
ten Silber. @riTen, su allen 9reiien -
bon So Biz $40.
@loriDiasS Dnrenldirme, In Seioe
uno MObair, NIT DOpps. &abmen unb
@benbola.S tpd 24;DQise $1.25. 26=
a60iee $1.75.
@lDrioia.S pnnenihirR,e, ertra feline
NuoIitdt nit pribirtem S,lbererih,
Nualitdt %garantirt ; 245buiee $3.50,
26a5aise $l.75.
Dieie Gpmnenidirme, Dbeleid ieb,
bi1is, bdlten sbsnSo lang tpie bic aia
better Geibe.
4OabsfeGungen .perben gu jeber 3et
prompt beioret.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-23
S0war5 1t. @etb.

Sin an3iebenbes Mfortiment In fdtpara
uno peiBen uno i@wars uno eraueu
8aaren. tn @pIe unb Seioe, geitreift>
%earrirt, plaio poer semiidt, 3u annebmz
barren 9retien.
Nuuss8 Selling, f@uara gatts tpoleu
unb 40 3oa brett, gu 65> rs, IS SIS.
unb $1.O0.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-23
aurtinn
10000 Douars uuerth
DRY GOODS

ferIIse HlsioeI, 0usifaifungsartifel,
0ute, Rappsn, Biarfets, Bottoms uiU.
aut 6ffsntlihe Ancfion
422 2Sa6a(6a Stra6e.
seuie, DE baais faufen rclen, ioItei
oieEe Amctior nidt peridumen. Nuctic;
10 nbr NOrgens, 2 nbr Nodmtttaes
unb 7:3O 4benoS.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-23
$500
E@ geipart a
mad Der
Yactfc &nfe !

Die @ntfernuua BON ct. Saul nah Tacoma, Seattle,
4prtlanb pber an6eren Yldben on Der SGte lit cirea
1000 Weilen. gSie man auf Der &arte ter 8eretniateR
Staaten leben fann, stept es nibt ipeniger als finf 8d>
eific>Babnen. ndn1lid bic iibsGaliftc, Central: baeific,
llnipn= 8acifie, yiprtberu : Hoeifie unb Wtauitpba pber
pielmehr Ga1bien Baeifc.
Aae bieie Bdbneft 9ehe1 perIhienene We9e, BON Der
SitosB ueifie=Babn ourh Serds, Neip Merieo nnb Nriz
apna bis su Der Ganabiens / detfic iber W~innipe9 uno
bod briiben burh ytorozG anaba uno peiter nit Sradt=
banlpfer Der 8iifte entlang mad benz Yeltinmunasprt.
gtiht n1r RE Wege, ipnbern audb Die nreile linb perz
idiebe1 uno ie ldn9er cine Sdbn III, befto r1ebr frlrnme
arege ie madt, beftp bili9er trerbsn Die Bilette, aber
bic 81 { { E trtro ielbitDerftdnblid tbeurer, in Spl9e Der
lansen i3eit. Der bdufi9en llmiteigungen unb Gufent=
baltic. Inter allen BaeiftesS abnen TT pbne 3petfel bic
92pro gnctfic Sobm
bic ~birectefte 9inte fir Seoernann. Der in Der Nabe pber
Dftli4 BON ct. gaul tpobnt. Saber fir Ysrioren in Diins
beren 6itliden Staaten. Uiit Der gtprbz aeific Yabn
fGbrt man iest BON ct. Raul 1a@ gSaibingtpn Ierr in
3H Eagen, tpdbrenb a1e anberel 8abnen BON 5 big s
Gage brau6en. NuB rbem befommt man ~fpitenfreie
burhgebenoe uSleepin9S GarS" Direct BON ct. roul big
mad benz ~Beftinmnn9sort, peln man fid ihrtftlid
pber mitn6lih an nns penoet. ga bic BreiIe perdnoer-
lid iino Io1ten 2anoiud1er ufs @olpniften ar1 liebften
NIT Dem 8iqetfaufen tparten big Tie nad ct. raul fo1>
men ba man bier INNER auf ben biaiglten BreiS u1b
ale n6tbi9e 9ilfe unb 8eiitanb rehuen fam.
0ebet WG)t !! M 39IsI nos s,n S,. SSslsais s.sfio Dsn
in irseno einem Srte ff9 entidlieBt ndd gBaibin9ton
Eerr. gu 9eben nno an uns ifreibt, nit an9abe Der
mutbuldbliden NbfabrtsSeit, peroer mir es, tpet1 ulDgs
LID berart arran9iren, 6aB unier &eiieagent ben Geis
ieubet 5n SIlfe fomrnel ipirb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-23
THE
QElY GQGLAQD
SHOE GO.
pfertrt ptele SDrt6etle flr Dfpnpmtl@e
Bdufer!

l1nire anabea sduLedub gu 81. 35 boben ins @lsHn nhdt fir Gaues
bahistGt, @rBn l Bis 5.
Ntannr aalbkberne sdndr= ub elaatcsedube gu 81. so. @rbben 6 BIS IL.
Gin ir gutter Saup.
NQdnner ih6ne feline franbiAe aaMeor sdube gu $500, ipecal Bargain.
0tdnner feline aansaroo eaube> Die baen @dube gun, Srasen> nr $3.50,
mertb S..
DamsniduEe aus ehtem 9pneoa 2sbr, nr 49, tpertb S.. so.
Damen sdube aus ~fans0fidem So> banbssmaAt, in alien Saepns uo
@rHan uo @eten, nr So. so, w1tb S..
Bsg- gr garantren ale 98aaren me reprdientrt, ub inbn bieIdben tenn
samniht, G 0 d Doer af Nabnabms CUR Depreciation.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-17
ORDER NISI.

ORDERED, this 2nd day of January,
" 1889 That the sale of Sandy Point
Farm. resold by James NJ Munroe and
Theodore Cornor, trustees, on the Goth
day of December. 1888, in pursuance
of AN order of the Circuit Court
for Anne Arundel county, passed In the
case of Ellen Mezck VS.. Theodore S.
Cornor, ct. a., No. $40 Equity, be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause to the con.
trary thereof be shown on or before the
9Th day Of FebruGry merit.
PrOoided, a copy of this order be inserted
once week, for three successive weeks
in some newspaper published in Anne
Arundel County.
The report states the amount Of sales to
be 50, 10000.
SPRIGG HARDWOOD, Clerk.
True Copy Test
13 SPRIGG HARDWOOD, Clerk.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-17
A Cali for Stock.

The Baltimore and Drum Point Rail.
road Company. through their treasurer.
Andrew Banks, Esqr. has issued call on
the subscribers 10 the Capital stock,
whose subscriptions are payable in mon
ey, that an installment of tscenty per cent.
of their respective subscriptions has been
called for and will be due and payable on
February 15, at the Company's office,
No 10 South street. Baltimor; also SUBJ
scribers whose subscriptions are payable
in laud, &C.. are notified that their sever
al subscriptions have been called for, and
are payable in full on said day at the Com
panv' office. The contracts for build
ing the road, we learn, have been given
out, and the work will be pushed TO an
early completion.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-17
Remains of Lieut.. Miles.

The body of Lieut. Miles, who died OF
yellow fever IN board the Yantic in quar-.
antine, New York, has been placed in a
metallic burial case, and will be kept in a
receiving vault in one of the cemeteries
until the family have decided on the
place of sepulture. He had often express
ed a wish to be buried at the Naval
Cemetery at Annapolis, Md, and il might
be so If the Navy Department allow 1t;
otherwise the body would probably be
taken to Norfolk. Va. Mrs. Miles is an
invalid, and could not be with hin. She
knew at most nothing of his illness until
the message of its sad ending came to
her. IL is said by his friends here that
his remains will be brought here and in
TERED 10 the Naval Cemetery, as he so
expressed, but when, it is not known.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-17

The recent publications Of old land
grants and patents TO persons Of this
county has brought TO light q number Of
these old letters patent IN the possession
Of descendants now living, who take
great pride in bringing them before the
public. One Of the most interesting Of
the early grants is one TO Mrs. Margaret
Brent, the executrix of Gov Leonard
Calvert, aud her sister. Mrs Mary Brent,
for "all that parcel OF land lying nearest
together about The house where they now
dwell, commonly known by the name of
st. Thomas's Cot. bounded on the north
with The town land of their brother. Giles
Brent. ESQ.," bearing date at st. Mary's,
the 10th day of October. 1859. The fol-
lowing extract from the records NAV
have some interest for our readers, as it
refers to the second Governor of Mary
land, and shows the steps which were
necessary to prove the settlers right TO
land Thomas Green, Esq, demandeih
9, 900 acres OF land for transporting him
self and two able men servants, viz Tho
Cooper and Anam Benham into the prov
ince ammo 1858, and being the assignee Of
Dir. Mich. Fairfax and Mr.. VIM. Smith,
who transported themselves into the
province the same year. and 800 acres
the year 1884, viz, Tho. Willis, aud 100
acres more. being the right OF bis wife
Mrs. Winifrsd Seyborn, for transporting
herself into the province $685. and 100
more for transporting two children in the
year 1914, viz, Tho. and Leonard Green.
Patents for land in Anne Arundel coun-
ty were, however, issued much earlier
than this, as q tract called Todd" sit.
uate on the south side of Severn river,
was surveyed for thomas Todd on the 9Th
of July, 1861. This property is described
in the rent roll as follows, This is pit
of Annapolis town. and part OF the Liber-
tvs begins at yc n. L point of the town
and extends along the river to ye first
creek to ye west, and then with back
lines to ye beginning present site
of the United States Naval Academy.
The records of arrivals are embraced
in twenty-three volumes, and are now be-
ing indexed by Mr.. William Fraucis Gre
gar, of Annapolis, who has supplied these
facts. Mr. Cregar has brought his index
10 the arrivals down to the year 1880, and
hopes during the winter to complete it to
the year $685.. when the records Of that
character cease, though at present most
of his time is devoted to the preparation
of historical and genealogical index TO
the will records of the province of Mary
land.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-17
The Cadets Refuse to Divulge.

Commander p. f. Harrington, com
mandant of cadets at the Naval Acade
my, Lieutenant Commander G.. G. Todd.
aud Lieutenant w. p. Potter, the board
appointed by Superintendent Sampson
to Investigate the conduct of the Ca
diets who recently exploded quani-
ty of firecrackers in the cadet quarters
for the purpose, it is thought, of annoy
ing the officer in charge, have submitted
their report to the superintendent. The
report states that the board examined
every naval cadet on his honor, and every
one declared that he knew nothing as to
who committed the breach CT discipline.
The report concludes that the corps OF
cadets is guilty of wholesale untruth, but
chiefly confined to members of the third
class. No names are mentioned In the
report. The cadets have been guilty re-
Gently of several petty attractions Of dis
cipline, one of which was TO throw the
notebook of the officer in charge, ia
which he keeps record of the occuren
ces of the night, into the slop bucket
The greatest difficulty has been exper
fenced in obtaining the slightest clue as
to the guilty parties.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-17

The following sales advertised in ths
CAPITAL TO take place this and the com
ing week. are worthy the attention oi
real estate investors;
Sheriff Crane will offer at public auc.
ton on the north side of the city dock. or
SaturdaE next, the 10Th instant. the con
demned oyster vessel, Golden Rule, :
charged with being unlawfully usei in
dredging for oysters. together with hei
sails, tackle. &c.
On Monday, January 2ist, at IL o'clock
81, in front OF the Court House door,
James Revell, Esqr.. attorney for X II
Smith. trustee, will offer al public auc
ton all of those seven frame dwelling,
and lots foot of Market street. each con
tanning five rooms They will be sold
separately or as whole, in the discre-
ton of the trustee This is a splendid
opportunity to secure home for man of
small means, or for any one DESTROYS OF
making an investment. The houses are
all under rent to good tenants. For full
particulars see advertisement in another
column.
On Tuesday, January %, John Ireland,
attorney for the MORTGAGE, win offer al
public sale in front of the Court House
door at IL o'clock A. NJ. all that tract
of land situated in the Fourth election
district, on the A. w. & 3. Railroad
near Gambrill's Station, known as
diamonds Connection" containing
1861 acres. of land improved by q fiue cot
tage, formerly owned by the late Mrs
Susan Sutton.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-17
A Correction.

In the council proceedings published in
Tuesdays CAPITAL we stated that Mr..
Feldmeyer called the attention of the
Board to diseased" meat offered for sale
by our butchers. This was an egregious
error. In the first place it was not Mr..
Fedmeyer, but Alderman Thompson
who called the Councils attention to the
matter; and in the second place, it was
not diseased meat but dressed meat that
certain butchers we're selling without a
city license that the Alderman desired to
call the Board attention to. We make
this correction in justice to Mr.. Field
meyer, as we'll as to correct an error our
reporter made in copying the proceedings
in our absence from the city on that day.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-17
NOW i. ths T,me for Pneumonia


Speaking of colds, we'll known city
physician remarked few days ago that
Eat least IS per cent. of all my patients
have colds. and they will have the pneu-
monia as sort of wind up If they are not
mighty careful when this warm weather
ceases, which it will with an almighty
snap within few days. The cause of the
colds is that the system, which Is far
mere sensitive than film of gelatine TO
the action OF heat and cold, has become
accustomed to this spring like weather,
and the longer ii lasts the more accus
toned it becomes. The system appreciates
the fact that all this is unreasonable and
trusts in man s or woman's good sense
to protect it. But they don't do it. Just
as soon as it gets warm they abandon
their winter wraps, and the air. which is
still filled with frost, although not mani
fest because of the directness OF the sun,
gets in the crevices Of the winter armor,
and the first thing my patient knows he
has to hold on TO his hat to keep from
sneezing it off. The pores have opened to
secure some Of these Elusive advantages
of warm weather, and just as soon as a
genuine cold snap comes the deaths from
pneumonia will be greater in numbertha
they have ever before BEEN
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-17
Captain Howard and the McLane

The State steamer McLane, Captain T..
G. b. Howard, was tied up at Kent Island
wharf at noon yesterday and while the
Chester river steamer was at that point,
Messrs. VIVA. J. Price, J. X. Aldridse
and G. w. Kennard, well-known citizens
of Chestertown; DR.. Washington Farley
and States Attorney Hopper, of Queen
Annes county, and others went aboard
the McLane and bad a talk with Captain
Howard Captain Howard told them that
there had been no fight nor any arrests n
Chester river on Tuesday night or yester
day merning. The McLane reached here
this morning, and left again this after
noon.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-17
Rirthdav Celahration.

Mr.. Oliver Miller, an employee Of the
A. w. s. B. Railroad, who some time age
was so unfortunate as to lose an arm 10y
falling under train while in motion, eel
ebrated his anniversary Tuesday night
at his residence in the Western section Of
the city. A number of bis friends were
present, including many ladies, and .
most enjoyable time was spent. Among
those present we're Misses Minnie and
Nettie Jones, of Baltimore; Misses. L
Smith, c. Davis, J. Hinkle. Julia Meyers
Lille Smith, and Messrs. j. Thomas
John Gable, F. Meyer. A. Mustermap,
D. Weaver. J. Herald, H.. Basil, r. g
Mitchell, and others. The evening was
spent 10 social enjoyment. Mr.. Miller
had provided sumptuous table of re-
fresnments for bis friends which all par
took of with zest