Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-08-11

week.
The scissor grinder. with his bugal was
around today.
Peaches are selling at IS to SO per
bushel In Frederick.
Annapolis was well represented at Bay
Ridge yesterday.
A pension has been granted TO CASA
way Hawkins, of Severn. this county.
The Maryland State Farmers Alliance
will meet 10 morrow in Baltimore. :
The guests at Bay Ridge will give
hop at the resort on the 81 lost.
There we're three marriage llcenss Issued
In the Clerks Office duriag tie past week.
The victims of the s.. Inigoss creek
drowning accident were buried yesterday
10 Baltimore.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
City Council will be held tonight at the
City Hall.
A colored woman named Mary Phil
lips living on Green street. died last Sat
urday. ard was buried yesterday.
Mr.. d. K. Kimball, brother Of Mrs. ].
III. Vvnsant, of Annapolis, died at his
home In Baltimore yesterday.
Yesterday was an extremely warm day
and many persons sought Bay Ridge
and other cool places on the water.
Rev. w. w. Davis. of Mt Ollvet Church
Baltimore. preached morning aud evening
AT the First NJ. Z. Church, yesterday.
The mandamous case OF Hiram Tasker
va. j. T. Scharf Land Commissioned. will
be heard In the Circuit Court tomorrow.
The Rev DR.. E. ID. Huntley, of the
First NJ. E. Church. preached yesterday
morning at Summit Grove Camp Meet
ing.
The electric light man was around to-
day with his pruning knife. topping out
the shade trees that come incontact with
the wires.
A meeting OF farmers will be held In
this city on Saturday next at the Court
House for the purpose of farming a
farmers alliance.
A most agreeable change In the atmos-
phere from that of the past few days was
experienced to-day when the thermome
ter fell from the oJ's 10 ZOE.
Much OF the unsIghtly grass that filled
our cutters aud the side walks, has been
cleaned away by authority OF the City
Commissioner.
The electric lights went out last night
several times. The linemen were busilY
engaged this morning cutting the trees
from around the wires.
The presence Of dandruff indicates q
diseased scalp, and II not cured, blanch-
ing OF the hair and badness will result.
Halls Hair Reviewer will cure 1t.
This Is the month that householder
those that are able-should engage their
winters coal j. 8. M. Basil, is offering
big inducements who buyers to engage
their coal this month.
DR.. Tuck's delegates Is said to have car
ried the county at the primaries held on
SATURDAY. evening, and the convention
which meets here tomorrow will be In
the interest of Mr.. Mudd's reconciliation.
James NJ. Munroe, trustee. will offer ct
public sale to morrow at IL o'clock In
front of the Court House, q frame dwell
ing and lot on Prince George street. now
occupied by Mrs. Sallie Bright. good
chance to buy cheap house.
Much injury is done by the use of ir-
ritating, gripping compounds taken as pur-
gatiyes In Ayers Pills, the patient has q
mild but effective cathartic. that can be
confidently recommended alike for the
most delicate patients as we'll as the most
robust.
Mr.. II. c. Thompson, for many years
q much esteemed citizens OF Annapolis,
now of Philadelphia, addressed the chill
dren of the Presbyterian Sabbath School
yesterday afternoon. In some feeling re-
marks. Mr.. Thompson was formerly as
slstant superintendent OF the School.
Have we any truly great men at the
present dayi Some doubt 1t, and ask to
be shown the modern Washington, Frank
lin, or Webster. However this may be,
of one thing we are sure, there never
was q greater blood-purifier than Ayers
Sarsaparilla.