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Fulton Notes.

Rev. Daniel James preached tn
funeral of Bro. Abraham Hill on the
9th of last month. He departed
this life on the 25th, in the triumphs
of faith. He was a member OF the
Rising Mr.. Zion Baptist Church for
six years. He leaves a wife, mother,
father, and one sister to mourn their
loss: Servant of Con well done enter
your Masters Joy.
Rev. j A. Taylor preached won
derful sermon at the above named
church, Tuesday night. His hear
were much animated and hope he
may soon come again Deacon Will
son Price and Others were down
during the week According to
promise we look FOR several visitors
from the Ebenezer Baptist Church
The mourners are yet bowed.
Mrs. w. T. Helm is better also
many others.
Services Sunday at liz, covenant
meeting. 3H communion. 8 prayer
meeting. Meetings will continu'
every night, Saturday excepting.
Since these meetings commence
the Lord has blessed Elder DAME
James; two of his sons contesse'
{, Christ.
S. A. Jones, stewardeSs OF Old Dc
minion S. S. is very sick at he
residence.
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Rev Graham Expi ins
pAxyELLE. Va, Feb. "a. 1890.

DANvILLE, Va, Feb. "a, 1890.
Mr.. Editor:
In your issue of the 22nd
inst. our friend and popular physl-
clan, S. B. Hill, somehow reported
me in light which savors OF mean
and niggerly spirit on my part that
is. had made the remarks attribut-
ed to me. But am sure the good
doctor made mistake; he would rot
Intentionally do me an injury. lie
reported me as havi 9 said: Freder-
lex Douglass was three fourths white
and was claimed 10y that race l
could not, would not make an as
sertiOn.
"Our G. W. NJ, ". W Browne,
who has no white blood in his veins
has done more good than all the Y
white Negroes. wrong again.
/ am not one of those young Ne
groes who would take from MIR. ID.
that which he has so fairly won: 6
great leader OF the Negro race
am not a color-line-struck Negro
NV reference was this: ''Mr. Ingalls,
our SO called Republican friend, say
! fit the other day, to attribute Nh
Douglass greatness to his Caucasian
blood; but, ladies and gentlemen,
, point you to our G. w. NJ, W. W
t Browne, who has no white blood /
him, but who has done more for ou
race than Mr.. Douglass" | desire
to show that the Negro can be grea
) without a foreign mixture OF bioo'
l. After all; the best leaders OF our RAJ
> are those who speak and do som
thing. w. w. Browne is that klr
/ OF Negro. His speeches and wol
y have a beautiful harmony. And
g my idea he is greater than Douglas
a No, it is not color that makes t
:; nan, but pure, mate manhood, pre-
III erly developed and directed.
If Yours IN II. Il. G.
OF w f. GRAHAM
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Time is none, but health is happI-
ness III you have bad cough or cold
use DIR. Buii's Cough Syrup IL will
cure you every time. Price 25 cents.
Babies will cay! 1t is the only way
70 tell US when they snffer pain Do
not stupefy your little ones by admins
tering laudanum or other opiates, but
use DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup which will
elieve the baby of all the pafn OF the
owels &c. and thereby restore It's hap
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his mark in Charlottesville though
tbe AIR was pregnant with preju
dice. The shyS'er as he was called
can compete with any who plead
AZ tbe bar.
The mates will he baptized at the
First I3apt. Church, Charlottes
vile, on the 9th. inst. at IL A. NJ,
and the females az p. NJ.
Alrs szetta Hemmons funeral
took .,lacc at 3 F. u Wednesday.
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x ~ @|t|ItIA ~ ~ 5fftI 1ll ttrV 4 tsS'r>t1I
iFe1ino Feo 25th at 10 Strong.
Wm. Lee, A. Fu; spsop. G.
Rhodes, and OF ne invited
guest were Mrs. L. ,Aip. Mrs. John
son, Mrs. Murrell. Miss, r. Tabb
MissJ Jones, ,MissNorvall, Miss Bobson,
Miss Johnson, Miss +. White, Miss
N. MurreIl, MIR. A. Topp, Miss Virgie
Lenard and others. Parlor games were
! indulged in. Anexcellent supper had
(, been prepared under the skillful
hands of Mrs. White, Mrs. Jones, +.
Murrell, Miss j. Murrell to which the
company did full Justice after which
the parlor games &C ,tinued until
the wee sma hours. The concert and
presentation OF Communion Set,
| given at st. Paul's Baptist Church
Thursday evening, Feb. 9th by Mrs.
Rosa A. Barnett, Mrs. Mary Talbot
4 Mr.. j. Dixon, Mr.. II. +. NARROW was
we'll attended. The following artists
appeared: Miss A. L. Thibou, piano so
loist; Misses u. Williams and l.. A.
Jones, Dramatic readers; Mr.. Nj. II.
IL. Hodges, Boston's Favorite Bari
tone. The Communion Set was
presented by Mr.. TT NARROW in an
appropriate speech which was re-
sponded to by Rev Peter Smith in
behalf of the church, after which
they were invited to the vestry
20 partake of an oyster supper
that had been prepared by a
committee of ladies' The 18th An
, nual Fair for the benefit OF Home for
Aged Colored Women will be held at
: 81 Myrtle st. commencing Tuesday
March 25th and will continue TO
: the 29th. A variety OF useful articles
y made by the inmates. also fancy arti
: cles donated by friends, viii be OF
sale. Refreshments will be served
The fair viii be open from 10 A. Nj
: until 10 z. NJ each day. Donations
y of money, useful or fancy articles o.
. provisions can be sent to the matroI
= Mrs. r. NJ. Smith.
10 Mr.. Fred. Whittie of Springfield
- Massachusetts arrived in the city o.
- the 2Sth OF Feb. and left ON the 10
u lowing inv lie stopped WITH NJ.
lt the 10th. Baptis
,ss..1,. on last Sunday morning
NJ March the 2nd. Rev. II. IL. Harr
au haptized 8 persons and ut Charles )
ne Church, Rev. Theodore Gould bal
III tized 4. The celebration of the ATT
70 anniversary of the G. u. o. Q. 4.
Boston was held at Charles st. Chur'
en ON last Sunday evening March 2n
o" The sermon was delivered by Se
~ Theodore Gould.
III Gatnett l. terary A soelatlcn y
sn6 at Philips Court. March 3. 1890 at g.
will P. NJ with Miss HattieA. Saith ia
,on chair. The program consisted OF genel
disc ussion by the members. A debate
10 which is the NEST pleasure pursuit
possession. Miss Kate Hogan aud Z.
Pitts. ESQ, affirmative and Miss Annie
Smith and Mr.. j. Nj. Burrell, Negative
Ok Az the conclusion of the exerci
- refreshments were served and pleas'
mas time was enjoyed by all present.
tist I. q. Clio xE
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Rate to conference: full fare to
Washington, one third regular fare
to return.
Howard UNIVERSITY,
WASHINGTON, d. c. Feb. 4, 30
DEAR SIR:
AT a meeting of the College Alumni
of Howard University, the under
signed were appointed a committee
to confer with leading educators OF
colored youth throughout the coun-
t-v with a view of holding a general
conference IN the city OF Washington,
DC. March 25-27, 1890. At this
time it is proposed to discuss those
subjects only which appertain to the
educational interests of the colored
people to the end that the public
NAV be enlightened as to the pro
eress they have made and the dlIfi
culties vet to be overcome.
The indications are that the time
is opportune for a meeting OF thii
character, and that it will be attend
ed with practical results.
Please notify the committee II yo'
can arrange to he present and tax
part in the proceedings.
Very truly yours,
~. NJ. GREGORY,
r. J. SHADD,
JESSE LAWSON,
n. r. Moss,
is. y. FOWLER.
Sessions will be held in the LII
coin Memorial Church, cor. II x l
streets Northwest at the time de
ignated in the circular.
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TO THE TRADE.

beg leave to announce that I'm pre-
nared to furnish Paper Bags, Twines,
Bntter Trays. WrappiSS Paper all kinds
and sizes, Envelopes, Writing Paper,
Fools Cap. Note, Legal CONNER cial
Packet Note Pads; Grocery Pass Bo
Account Books, Tally Beoks, etc.
I respectfully ask thai LAY sba your
patronage.
w. II ANDE hsoN
No. 2a2 East Broad 81, Richmoud, Va.
Drop me card for prices and quota
tons.
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MIR. g. H. Baylor, OF the Inde-
pendent Social Club who is employed
by james Fulton at zoos w. Broad
ST., was in no way related or connec-
ted with the Georxe Bailey in the
Annie Taylor case.
III. Ulysses Taylor, the z year
old child OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ander-
son Taylor was painfully injured by
being run over by a wagon on the
20th ult. No bones are 1hoUght
be broken.
Mrs. Charlotte A. Williams of
Guineas, Va, called on us.
-Isaiah C. Dade, Esq, of New
Bedford Mass, called on us.
-Rev. A. Puller OF Staunton was in
the city and called on us.
We received a highly compli-
mentarily letter from MIR. James T.
Chick of Mangohick, Va.
MIR. w. NJ. II. Forester is rap
idly under the careful treatment O
DIR. S. IL. Dismond.
Rev. James II. Holmes is mucl
improved He was seen on th'
street recently but is still weak.
Alderman Josiah Crump's vii
was admitted TO probate las
Wednesday. 1t is valued at 81, 500
He left it in fee simple TO his wife
She has been i'll but is able to be ou
|, now.
-Rev. W. W. Browne visite'
Baltimore in the interest of the Tru
Reformers this week.
Miss Mamie +. Hin of Rici
mond, Va. has been appointed cop,
ist in the Recorder of Deeds Office q
/. Washington, under Hon. b. I
I Bruce. This note was brought las
!. week but was Internationally le
y out.)
e ~ Mr.. George W. Boiling can I
you in nice pair of True form sho
good and cheay at Wertheimer's f.
E. Broad.
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DIED AT the Bendoo Station
Vev County w. c. Africa Johnny the
infant son OF Rev. John j. and Lucy
A. Coles, aged , weeks and i day.
Hath the dear Saviour found him'
Laid him upon his breast;
Folded his arms around him,
flushed him 10 endless rest.
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WADDy-H ARREs-Thc marriage oil
Miss Fanny Harris 60 Mr.. ii. ;,
Waddv. the popular tonsorlal artist
took niece az 424 Nebster Street,
s y. ,as. tIss The 2Tth snsls Tie eerez
is.sas t.ss per{nftu ht k1H
, Vi 3 "a. alter WlsiSb tlle hafpy eonple
received the congratulations OF their
friends.
TRENT-Departed this life Feb.
81. 1890, MIR. Samuel ). Trent Tor
merlv of this city at his home in Hills
boro, n. c. He leaves a vile and
three children, mother, three sisters,
a brother and many friends to mourn
their loss. He died in the triumph
OF faith. He said he was going home
where sickness, sorrow, PAIN anc
death are felt and feared no more.
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Iiv0rce Granted

Mr.. Sager Jones was granted
divorce from his wife Lille Jones. on
the 9th OF February, 1890 IN the
Chancery Court of this city.
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RICHMOND Va. Feb. g., 1890
sS- All persons desiring graves dug
in the Mechanics Burying Ground,
apply to
BENZ. HARRIs, Snpt.,
1901 st. James st.
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nrr one JoliN MIrcHELT. JR.

s9-If you have tender feet call on
Mir. George w. Boiling at Werthelm-
er's 422 +. Broad he can tit you.
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There will be a dramatic cantata
of Joseph in Bondage at the Fifth
Baptist Church, (Sydney) Monday,
night, March 10, 1890 for the benefit
OF the building of the said church.
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
King Pharoah, Daniel Taliferro;
Jacob, William Cooper; Old Joseph,
Robert Bullocks; Young Joseph /,
Daniel Clarke Butler, William H..
Woodson; Baker, Henry Byrd; Sim
con, John Barlow; Leva, Mrs. Patsy
Goodwin; Kings Daughter, Miss
Mary Woodson; Leah, Miss o. Lena
Robinson; Zilpah, Miss Mamie Jones;
Bilhah, Miss Susie Jones; Wonderful
Dreamer, Miss Mamie Brown; OuI
Sins, Miss Lula Miller. Chorus O
! Guards, Shepherds, and Servants
| ADMISSION, 10 c.
ea~D Doors open at z O'Clock. Per
formance commences at 8 o'clocl
sharp.
| Mrs. SARAH J. WooDsoN; Manage
Ia. w. PARHAM, Organst
WM. II. Books, Stage Manager
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PERSONALS & BRIEFS.

Mrs. l.. A. Beatty of Savan-
nah, Ga, in company with Mrs. b.
l.. Leftwich called on us.
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Smoke El Matador Cigar. &C.


MARCH Z. so.
This Is to certify that / have this day
appointed Geo. Williams Jr my agent
to conduct wholesale and retail junk
business at the corner OF Tenth and Ba
sin Bank. with aughority To buy and
sell for cash.
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NElTlOE1I IlTOTC-I- Nl5U , NVT
I nave intended to extend to JO0
approval, sympathy, and an eNpres.-
sion of delight over the bravery and
uneneumbered champion spirit pos
sessed by you, John Mitchell, Jr.3
unto whom l look, as
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A sTupENT on RIGHT,

A STUDENT OF RIGHT,
thoroughly conversant with it's prop
critics thereof, and the most brilliant
champion of fright in the borders ot
Virginia's vast domain. Your future
is great.
You developed a highly character
istic spirit in that address on South
ern outrages. Blair of New Hamp-
shire conceded as much which TO
me. is "A tribute from an exalted
source, that source being richly devel-
oped with educational and refined tro-
phies, so well known 30 the section
of the United States from whence he
comes.
AS young man you are entitled
to such credit as you have justly mer
tied. That disposition you show TO
expose unpardonable frauds NOW, IS
to me, a truth that you well know
THE DEEDS THAT HAVE DIED
with the great Indicator of events
TINE and that there is a line TO be
( pursued to cause brilliant FUTURE
i and that line, that policy,-is, TO inn
Il prove the great present, by eradicat-
ing the diabolical deeds of a Nation,
aud thus.-the future will take care
! of itself
If the arm of Perry ii. Carson can
aid YOU in any attempt TO gain any
end that you have in view,-great OF
5 small. speak and the feeble influence
2 OF his arm shall be exerted to pro
mote your desire, your aim. Again
allow me to express my heartiest ap
prevail OF your memorable address,. :
the address that proved conclusivei,
that there is
81. pET ONE youS MITCHELL. 5R.
- xlss unite3 s. ltes " Amer;cas
J ii IlIcdNOSD PLANET had been esta
q lished in the Nations capital with a
editor like yourself at its head, the
a. more concessions bearing shade
. of protection, n,-freedom, and rigl
a. would have been evident on the vere
of the 10Th Century, removing ,
: at least, SOME of the marks indic
tive of cruelty, oppression aud no
M rible barDarities.
" Very respectfully,
r. H. CARSON.
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Smaan, r. n. d r. Jonhs,
A. w. Price an, ririends of the
family. Undertsik 4 professional
embalmer T. A. was present
to aecomodate sfif sho wished TO
view the body. Az had taken a
parting look at the cos et, finer one
than was ever sen here be-
fore, was closed ane fowarded to
Clover depot where il. was Inferred.
The floral arrangeme was beauti-
full consisting of wreaf of rare and |
rich white flowers which covered the !
casket with white dove perched
above.
John j. Christian Jr. Of Staun-
ton gave a skating exhibition at
True Reformer's Hall Monday even
to large an appreciative audience.
Mr.. Christian has defeated number
of skaters and bears the name OF
Champion Roller Skatkr.
II. 4. Lindsy, Esq. Ne leading col
ored contractor. and t:y the way the
equal of any of the white contractors
has recently fitted up and repaired
magnificent brick building Tor the
True Reformers: which the fountains
will use as a hall and lodge rooms.
He is about completing a large press
brick store house on Main st. for
Messrs $ X. West and Nm- Beavers,
Esq.
! 1t is reported by gentlemen who
know that two female teachers
OF the county spent last Satur-
dav niykt at nj house oi
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-03-08

Il. E. StoraH, ESQ. who has spent
the week among friends here will
leave for his home in Washington
Friday.
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DIED.-Wednesday Feb. &C., at z:
10 A. NJ, FANNIE E. WILLIAMS, the
beloved and only child of Mamie +.
Williams. Aged IA years aud 6 mos.
Her trust was in the Lord. She
leaves many friends to mourn their
Joss.
Smoke FL Matador Cigar. DC.
s op hal coughing. IL YOU no rot II
may xiii YOU. buLtIe cf Buli's Cough
syrup only costs you 25 cts aud its
lmely use may save your life.
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RICHMOND. VIRGINIA. sA

HON. PERRY CARSON SPEAKS.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-12-24
first District Items.

Nr. D W. Higgins. Sr., the worthy
superintendent of Hope Chapel Ill. Z
Sunday School was presented last Sun
DAY morning with beautifully bound
copy Of ..Moody's Sermons. =
Dir. Paul Iglehart and his wife, are 81
Davidsonyille to spend Christmas with
Mrs. and ex Judge ThdA. S. Iglchart.
. Miss Addie Cox, of Jacksonville, viii
spend her Christmas with friends IN Cal
vert county.
Capt Jas l. Dawson. Jr. and Miss
Isabella Wier, viii be married at Memo
rial N E. Church at 81 A. II tomorrow
lChristmas) morning.
Christmas services win be held here
abouts tomorrow: Early prayer At All
HolIow's p. E. Church at a. m. At the
Chapel in Dayidsonville an eleven o'clock
service viii be held, Rev Jno Barrett,
rector.
A short service for children at Memo
rial NJ. Z. Church at 81 3. M, and an
eleven o'clock service at Taylorsville NJ.
E. Church. Rev. j. w Steele, the pastor
officiating OCCASIONAL.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-12-24
CAPITAL" JoTTlNGs.

To-day closes the rabbit and partridge
shooting in Anne Arundel.
Stevenson Archer, ex-State treasurur
win spend his first Christmas in the pen
itentary tomorrow.
The small boy with his Christmas horn
is out in force to day making the air
resound with discordant sounds
The public schools of this city closed
yesterday for the holidays with appro-
pirate exercises by the children. who
win have week respite from school
duties
Turkeys retailed this morning in mar
ket at 10 and is cents. with a small sup
ply,
Christmas trees, and wreaths were
plentiful this morning on the market
10 cents win admit any child to see
Uncle Toms Cabin at the Opera House
tomorrow.
Every child that goes to the Opera
House tomorrow will get bag Of candy.
Manager Brock has decorated the
Opera House for the children. Go and
see H.
Warden Gray will serve the prisoners
in Annapolis Jail with good Christmas
dinner. Roast turkey and mince pie vii
be on the list.
Some excitement was caused in front
Of a saloon on Main street this afternoon
by solored man being cut in the face
by falling against a pane of glass. A
large crowd was attracted by the loud
crash.
The Bank and all public places Of
business viii be closed tomorrow. Christ
mss day.
Himelhabsr Bros, have fine assert
ment of Xmas goods.
The Adams Express company have
had an unusal run on Christmas goods
the past week.
Himelheber Bros. the grocers. has q
line selection of holiday goods.
Christmas Presents ct bottom figures
At the City Drug Store.
The toy and fancy stores have done a
thriving business and many Of them have
exhausted their stock.
Minee- Meat, Candies. Nuts, and gro
ceries Of all kinds at ]. w. Duvairs.
Beautiful holiday books for
young and old, large assortment
remarkably cheap-Chas G.
Feldmeyer, Nd Avenue.
The oyster houses have been working
night and day to i'll orders.
The finest French and mixed candies
In The city At Duvall's for IL and is cents
per pound.
Al scalp and skin. diseases, dandrufF,
lSiiing of the hair. gray or faded hair,
may DC cured by using that natures true
remedy, Halls Hair Remover.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-12-24

Miss Mollie Mccoy, the accomplished
daughter of Col Harry Mccoy, and
Mr.. Charles McAllikter, of New York,
were quietly married to-day at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, corner Col
lege Avenue and King George street
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. DR.. Southgate in the presence of a
few intimate friends. Miss Anita Mccoy
sister of the bride, was maid of honor.
A brother of the groom was among
those present. Mr.. and Mrs. McAllisteI
will take up their future home in New
York City.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-12-24
Gifts and Giving.

A little love and little fun go a great
way at Christmas. 1T is not so much
the gallant who wooes as tits the gallant's
way of wooing," says the old song, and
so at Christmas 1t is not so much the val
ne of ones gifts as the spirit of the Civ
ing. Above all, it takes so little to make
children happy. 1t is pititul that there
should be a sad child in the world when
such small things, such crumbs as fall
from life's table everywhere, can make
them so royalty happy Christmas is
especially their day. 1t has been sancti-
fed to them. so let us give them the
pleasure that is their right and make it,
indeed, q merry Christmas, remember
ing that there is nothing sweeter than
the fulfillment of the old prophecy, and
little child shall lead them.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-12-24
A Dredger Injured.

Frank Farrell, of Baltimore. one of
the crew of the dredge boat "Thos. F.
hewitt" hailing from Crisfeld, Md, was
struck on the back of the head by the
crank of the dredge about 5 o'clock yes
terday afternoon while the vessel was
dredging down TIE bay, and knocked
senseless and inflicting at the same time
an ugly wound on the back of the head
The wounded man was brought in here
late last evening when medical aid was
summonedto his relief. He viii be sent
20 hospital in Baltimore for treatment
to-day.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-12-24

Old Christmas l. coming. the
children al say. and each lit
tie heart Is so happy and gay.
With great expectations i.
bright visions they see. Of
stockings, now empty that
soon fun win be- Old Santa's
at work, up at the North
Pole, making candy and
toys-ihe Jolly old soul
He works through the
night. and networks ailthe
day, he works while the
children are busy at play.
Soon he'll pack his big
bundles all into his slei
and his fleet-footed rel
deer will scamper away.
So hang up the stockings
all over the land ,forSan-
tawill soon by the chin
neytop stand He II ride
60 the chimney, down
he'll 60, with presents
for little one sleeping
below. Hang up the
stocking the b'gand
the small, forSanta
has plenty to I'LL
tBGlH up nl1- A1C
brings in hisbun
dies &candy for
all drums, whis-
ties q marbles,
skates, sleds
tops and balls
monkeys that
climb to the top
of a stick doll ba-
bies that cry aud
watches that tick.
So hang up the
stockings-hang up
lot-hang up the
longest your mamma
has goi, for old Santa
will fill them clean
up to the top, with
the prettie est
toys right out
of his shop.
&C. c. Rhoderick. Jr., in Middletowr
(Md.) Valley Register.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-12-24
Family Reunion.

A joyful reunion of the Schwallenbere
family win take place to morrow, Christ.
mas day, At No. 40 Prince George street
Mrs. Mary Robeck, of Portsmouth, N II
and Mrs. John Preller, of Washington
D. c., daughter of the happy host and
Mr. Joseph SchwaIlenberg. now 3 resi-
dent OF Roanoke. Va, will come from
their respective homes to spend together
IS in the years gone by, the beautiful
feast Of Christmas.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-12-24
Pardon Granted.

Upon the accommodation OF tn e
States Attorney. jurors who sat in the
case, anumber of reputable citizens. and
the directors of the penitentiary, the Gov
ernor pardoned Frank Hare, alias John
Harris, who was convicted in the Grim
inal Court of Baltimore, Sept. term
1SS9,of bigamy and sentenced to the peni
tentay for iS months from Oct 9, 1880
Good conduct caused the directors to in
tercede for him
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-12-24
a etranra Casa.

Had Mrs. Fl. A. Gardner, of Vistu.
Ind, lived two thousand years ago she
would have been thought to be possess
ed by evil spirits. She was subject to
nervous prostration, headaches, dimGi-
ness, backache, palpitation and fortJ ID
fifty spasmz a day. Though having teen
treated by eight physicians for years
without success; she was permanently
cured by one bottle of DIR. Miles Restor-
alive Nervine. A trial bottle of this
new and wonderful medicine and finely
illustrated treats free at the City Drug
store