Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-06-28

Eggs were way mp In g. this morning.
Spring chickens are going up IN prices
for Fourth Of July.
II II not Sunday morning mail that
We want 50 much 90 al early mall.
DR.. Tuck says be expects to take charge
OF the postoillce on the 1st.
II ls said that Wm. P. Levely will be
Postmaster Tuck's chief clerk.
Boy Ridge was visited yesterday by the
largest crowd since the season opened.
DR.. Tuck says be has five appointments
Two Of which will 60 TO the colOred vo-
ter.
The Sunday Schools that have chad
their picnics will find decrease In their
attendance now.
Raspberrles are playing out aud toma.
toes keep At the same price, 20 cents q
quart.
Herbert Willlama. OF Magothy, lost 3
valuable horse few days ago by falling
down an embankment.
Shaved heads for sum ner wear Is now
very fashionable with the juveniles. as
well as many Of more mature age.
ROUGH ON TooTHACHE. 15c. At
Druggists. ROUGH ON CORNS. Hard
or soft corns. 15c.
Americas great national holiday. July
4th. Is but one week off There will be
no demonstration In this place.
Thou shalt not muzzle the OK that
treadeth out the corn" but 1t is altogeth
er right and proper to muzzls the dog.
Mrs. Mary FL widow of Capt Marcus
r. easier. of this city, has been granted a
pension by q special act OF Congress.
This is the era OF cheap excursions.
The man who wants TO take a pleasure
trip this summer can do 50 az trifiing
cost.
The small boy can hardly walt until
the Fourth of July. His enthusiasm has
been long pent up, and ne wants to howl
right out.
The female department OF the public
school Of Annapolis will hold their enter
iainment on Monday night at the Opera
House.
Servant girls who would not be above
| placing themselves on an equality with
the rest OF the family, are In demand in
these parts.
II you would enjoy a literary treat
don't fail to attend the entertainment of
the girls public school on Monday night
at Masonic Opera House.
The raspberry and blackberry comes
to take the place Of the strawberry. They
| al the place about as well as the clam lis
the place of the oyster.
Only one week more to the g-eat and
glorious Fourth of July, snd not note
of preparation In the air TO properly cee-
brate 1t. Well, let's all 60 fishing
Now is the best season for planting
cats The more you plant the more
peaceful will be the repose Of the people
al the chill of midpight. Let every man
plant can.
Rev. DIR. Huntlev, of the First NJ E.
Church will pIeach tomorrow night on
the subject: 1.-The NJ. e Church should
withdraw ifs patronage from st Johns
College"
Fourth OF July picnickers are arrange
ing to have a coed time on the GLORIOUS
FOURTH 1t has not been definitely
settled to have regatta on this festive
occasion.
Excellent ADVICE for this season-Do
not fret; be careful In eating aud drink
ing; do not consult thermometer every
five minutes. If you cannot keep quite
cool, keep as cool as possible.
In every quarter Of town you can hear
the discordant toot of the young corne-
tist trying to master his first piece of
music He gets about every other note
right. but by perseverance and an abun-
dance Of wind he'll succeed.
We regret In the making up the rms
Of our paper on last Saturday, the notice
OF the First NJ E. Church service was
overlooked by accident-for which we
didn't get "a blessing from the outspo-
ken pastor of that charch. on the Sab
bath following.