Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-08-07
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Bradycrstine cured Headache for B.
T. Eoute. Chicago, III.
1T took g., 1873 IS to pay the members
Of the Fifth Regiment, NJ n. g.
"A large number Of citizens took in
the Red Mems Excursion to-day to Ocean
City.
The rains still continues and it looks
like 81. swithin's prediction would come
true this year.
Candidates are ARRIVING for the Nav
al Academy examination which takes
place in September
Anne Arundel republican primaries
viii be held August p, and the county
convention August IS
The fy is a quaint humorist He can
tickle a man in more places at once than
the best paid funny man.
The mosquito does not sing as sweet
as the nightingale. but he will stick clos
er 10 you than brother.
DO you think it policy to send out
OF town for goods you can procure in
Annapolis just as cleaply!
The school boys vacation days are
gradually slipping by,a fact that the aver
age boy is fully acquainted with.
The receipts of peaches along Light
street wharf, Baltimore, yesterday, were
estimated at forty thousand boxes.
Soon the politicians will be putting
on their war paint, and getting in fight
ing condition for the fall campaign
BradYcrotine cared Headache for DIR.
G.. I. Stoyall, Mienna. Ga.
Some of the horsemen. who are the
owners Of fast nags" occasionally on
an evening have rush" on the road.
The Hanover. Pa. Fire Company
and ST. James Sunday School will give
an excursion to Bay Ridge on Tuesday
next.
The fruit trees about town have to
be propped up to prevent the branches
from breaking under the weight of
fruit
The steamer ]. Smith has arrived
from New York and will be used in run.
ming fruit between Severn river and Bal.
timore.
The annual examination for teach.
ers certificates will be held At the Public
School building in this city on the Goth
of August.
The weeds and grass along some of
the thoroughfares in this borough should
be removed by the moving scythe or
process of law.
Two cats in front of one cat; two
cats behind one cat one cat between two
cats. How many cats represent the
above august assemblage.
A competitive examination to fill the
Senatorial scholarship at st. Johns Col
lege win be held at the Public School
building in this city, August 26.
Governor Jackson has appointed
Jervis Spencer as officer OF registration
for the fourth district OF Kent county,
vice Robert N. Boston, resigned.
Chronic sufferers from Headache are
relieved by one dose of Bradycrotine.
The Sons of Veterans, of Annapolis
are looking around for a larger meeting
room as their increased numbers have
necessitated change of quarters.
The first shipment of melons made
from this county to Baltimore, was that
made by j. IL. Vansant, from his farm
in the Second district, on August 4th.
The camp.meetings are now in full
blast and we may look for more rain, al
though IL would seem we have had
enough lately to last until the end Of the
year.
All the militia have been paid for
the late encampment except the color
ed soldiers whose pay-rolls have not
been received at the Adjutant Generals
Office.
There is nothing so healthful as a
salt water bath, and every lady and child
should avail of the opportunity offered
by the public bath house on the Spa of a
daily bath.
The steamer Hamilton has been put
on the West. Rhode and South River
routes and will run alternate days with
the steamer Giles during the peach sea.
son.
Rev. DR.. Geo. " Leech, formerly pas
tor OF the First NJ. f. Church and
now stationed at Govanstown. Balti-
more county was given lawn fete yes
terday.
Call and see Mr.. Melvin about
those West Annapolis lots. They are
going fast.
piles are being driven for the new
lighthouse at Greensbury Point which is
to take the place of the old lighthouse
on shore. The house will be finished in
about month and Benjamin Suit will
be the keeper.
DIR. James j. Mills, of Baltimore, per-
formed successfully on Wednesday, an
operation on Mrs. Maria Johnson, OF
this city, for the removal of a cateract of
the eve. The lady is in her one hun
dredth year, and has been blind for
years.
The third annual Convention OF the
MARYLAND State Farmers Alliance will
assemble in Baltimore next Tuesday.
Mr.. Hugh Mitchell, the president, who
has held that position for two years, will
occupy the chair and preside over the
deliberations of the 100 delegates whose
presence is anticipated.
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