Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-07-19

The kind of cornes baud wanted Just
now, 10 the kind that will blow cool aIrs.
The man on the wheel has ceased TO be
an object OF curiosity or admiration.
When stung by bee or wasp, make q
paste OF common earth and water, put on
the place at once and cover with . cloth.
II has been shown that the man who
blows out the gas aud reslres. and the
man who retires and blows out bis brains,
wake up In another world.
There are two things attractive TO ma
nv church-going people-the close of the
sermon and the clothes Of the congrega-
| ton.
1t Is said that plsce Of camphnr the
size OF hickorynut burnt on the stove 10
the morning, will effectually drive every
fly out of the house.
For restoring the color. thickenIng the
growth, and beautifying the hair, ard for
preventing badness, Halls Hair Renew
er Is unsurpassed.
The farmers are becoming somewhat
appFehensivs of drouthy summer. and
that iu consequence all late crops will be
cut short.
Next to English sparrows there is no.
thing that Increases faster than the poia-
to bug, unless 1t is the interest on an un-
paid note.
After you have weighed your neighbor
In the balance. drop . nickel OF fairness
in ths slot Of self-sxamination and ascer-
tain your own moral avoirdupois.
Mr.. II. Z. Dennison will paint your
house or paper your room at short notice
and for low price Call at 90 Franklin
street. near the Court House.
The Sunday Schools will have plenty
OF scholars from now until the close Of
the picnic season.
The painters brush has greatly i'm
proved the outward appearances of many
of the houses In town.
Camp-meeting preparations are being
considered Soon the tented groves will
resound with the voices of worshipers.
While the weather has been very op-
pressive at times, yet the nights have
been grand for sleeping.
Summer is here In all it's bright array,
but II brings little joy to the beautiful
maid whose nose Is covered with freckles.
Pay the printer that which you owe
him. and see how happy he will be after
| giving you q receipt.
At the present high price of ice, that
necessary summer luxury is beyond the
reach of people Ia ordinary circumstan-
ces.
The days are now beginning to shorten.
and In another month the decrease In day
light will be quite perceptible.
| The number of felines In this town 10
legion, and the musical concerts nightly
| gotten up by them are not very enter tain
Ing to tired humanity.
| Malt Phosphates, Champagne and
Orange Cider. also Wickham's Celebrated
Ginger Ale. cents glass at A. Harris,
Maryland Avenue.
Rev. /. r. Aldridge will preach special
sermons at Mt. Morish A. NJ. <. Church
| to. morrow. His subject TO morrow night
will be from congress to the penitentia-
ry."
Governor jackson who has been quite
sick at his home In Salisbury, 10 reported
much better.
1t Is reported that there will be steam
boat excursion of colored plople from
Cambridge to Annapolis, Monday, July
21st.
A telegram received here to-day from
Norfolk, Va, states that Mr.. Chas. ii.
Banks, formerly Of this city, is quite Ill
with scarlet fever at that place
James Ridout, son of Orlando Ridout.
OF the Third district, has been missing
from his home for the past four or hve
weeks.
Miss Sallie Stinchicomb, of st. Marga-
rets, who has been visiting friends In
Martinsburg, w. Va, accompanied by
Miss Bessie Chrisman has returned.
No rain has fallen In Broad Neck.
Third district, for the past six weeks, and
all streams and pasturages are completely
dried up.
@. w. Gri6ith, OF Baltimore, has been
nominated for Naval Academy cadet
ship. with Henry Gilmor, Of Baltimore as
alternate.
The State oyster police steamer Gov.
McLane, stopped IN here last night on
her way up to Baltimore from Salisbury
to leave Commander Piowman where she
took Gov jackson.
The Youths Missionary Society OF the
Presbyterian Church will hold interest
ing exercises In the church tomorrow
night, consisting of singing. recitations'
readings, &C.
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