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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-25

Nusglei6ung betfelte. Ser 8o6eus
unb bic flimatii9en Witterungsbebins
gungen erpeiiea R6 in bieiem rlorbpeit'
li@en S6eiIe bon Seras benz Wei3enbau
duBerf giaftig, uno ss ffebt iebt i9ou
in Nusf6t, baB bieier frtber 10 gertng
gei@dbte 2anbestbeil In ni9t al fern
liesenber 3utunft benz Rbrigen Seras
letnen 8ebarf ON Wei3en ut6 ben ions
figen &leint6ruer. Gridten liefern rpirb.
Mte groB oieier 1T, gebt aus ber Shat
fade berOor, baB Seras i'm Sabre 1889
nur III ,534 8ufbel Wei3en geaogeu
bat, tpdbrenb es-43 guIbel auf ben
2opf gere@net-einen geoarf bon 1O,=
49,, 442 gebabt bat, mitbin Elm Deficit
BON 1914. 908 8uf6el aufweif> peI9es
our9 bic 3ufubr bon auBen sebedt tpers
ben muBte.
Iu9 fit ben 9aferbau III i'm
Sabre 1889 gegen bas norbergebenbe
Elm tleiner Ibfaa In bet Mder3abl iomie
i'm grnte : @rtrase gu ber5ei9nen.
S4ulo am geringsren @rtrage 1T baupts
id6lt9 ber lbermdBige &egeu getpeien.
Wfit 9afer behelt tpur6er in 1887:
561.021 4der, in 1888: 567. 1853 unb
in 1889 tur SAT. $40. Die @efommt,
@rnte betrug fe ID, 400, 1926, H. 45, 666
uno 1888. 662 Bulbel unb Der grtrag
bes Wders "a, 31.45l100 un6 q, 31l1O0
8uibel. Ser Dur@fdnittspreis beg
8uibels ifelte ft9 auf 80, ~ uno rs
Gents un6 Der @eIbertrag bes Mders
auf $7.68, So 40 uno $6.82. Ser Ct.
trag bes 9aferhaus mar abet trob bes
nieoriseu preifes beg Sabres 1889 in
SeTas INNER nod elm b0berer, als IN
ben ibrigen Staaten Der Union, mo- Der
8ufbel nur einen Dur1I1nittsprets
BON %. 9I100 Gents bate un6 Der
Nder nur etnen @elb ; Grtrag bon
Sc. 26 bra1te.
Die @erfen grnte fommi
fHr Seras eisentli9 taum in 8etra9t.
NRit @erfte bepfIan5t tporert i'm Sabre
1887: 1850 alder, in 1888 lur g..
$40 unb in 1889 5.642. Ser @es
iammt : grnteertrag mar ie 172, 989,
159. 1896 uub 124,089 Buibel un5 BET
Dur@i@nitts : @rtrag far ben 4der
IA. 95I100, 29, 83l100 anb % gulbeI.
Der @elbertrag Der gerfenernten be-
trug in 1887 $70,125, in 1883 $780,.
227 unb In 1889 SIS, 375, Der Our1.
f@uittspreis ffr ben Bnibel @erlfi Il
As, 45 unb 48 Gents un6 Der @el6er.
trag per Nder 1912, $13.42 uno
$10.56.
Cine nod unbetrd9tIi9ere &oue
fpielt ber &oggenbau in Seras.
Die Nder3abI bes NIT 8oqeen b~eftelten
2anbes betrus I'm Sabre 1872 35 9O7
gder, fiel i'm Sabre 1883 auf 1876
unb in 1889 tpteber auf 6. O68. Be,
grnte grtraa ftente fi9 auf ie so. OO9,
81, 051 unb SO, 008 guibel, Der Durd>
i6nittsertrae bes Nders auf tel. 3OI1OO,
IL, 53l100 unb IA 8ufbel. Ser @el6.
wertb ber gtnten betrug I'm Sabre
1887 bic Sumne bon $43, 495. in 1885
$66.071 unb In 1889 $55, III, be,
Dur@f6nittspreis per 8ulbel ie 86. &c
unb 81 Gents unb Der b~Ir6fGnittIime
@elbertrag oes &dess ie $1.19, $50
unb 1898.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-25
g e u If +!

Gir bic gsmeraIba. Stand, rs Mei=
len bon pieOras 9esras, tuerben Elm
Mann unb beHen Grau gefu6t, bic lebs
tere fur allgemeiue 6aasorbeit unb BET
Maun fur Geloarbeit (auf Intbeil)
ooer fur Nrbeit eEf Der Stand fir 2obn.
Die Grau erbdlt mDnatlib $40 Qo6n.
@esen Der ndberen @iuaelnbeiteu
tpenoe man fd on
2ouis s. 9ol@,
eagle paB, $eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-25

&err 6. =. Wailer, SEQ. 217 OF,
6oufDn StraBe bdIt ftets bas bnls
tou1menfc 9aser In 3ei6enmaterie'
lien, Sapetsn, Garbeu, Glas, Spiesel.
gIas, 8iloerrabmen, GirniRea unb allen
3ei9nens uub Nalersu tenFlien. Rtnff'
lerii@ ausgeflbrte 8ilber uno 6tatuets
ten &C. finb In cine. iebens pertben Gals
lerie CUR WnfiGt unb gum 8erfauf auss
geffeIt. Sn 8apeten uab 3immerbeto.
ratiOnen III bas @ef9madpoQfe UNI
Neuefe bort au fiaben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-25
Sesas =.

- Der gusIGuB fnr Ganbel unb
@emerbe bat isbt bic 8eratbune ber
Bill bes Senators @lemens aum G9ube
Der Mufern.B dnte unb our ginfhbruug
elmer fpiiematiIGen Nuliern : 3u9t be-
gounen. Gs III az tutiniheu, bob bieie
BiI CUR Nnnabrte gelangt.
= Sn Wnco bat elm Nunn Namers
8lantenibip Elm SGuImdb6en entfIbrt.
en- 0aIas bot Der prDjeB gegen
bic @trs. SaIburp .besonnsu, tuelGe
Mlrs. Garmleit i'm Sabre 1883 auf Ofs
fener StraBe nie6erseI9oRen battle. Der
fenIatiOnelle pro3eB pirb H@ bsrmutbs
lid febr In bic 2dnee ;isbsn.
en- 6raier 1T Der GARNER poaod
BON feinsm StisflobHe @m. Srown,
nit BEN ct In e treit eeratbsn mar, ers
f@oFen tuorben. Yrown Bat f9 In bas
Snbiansrs9 erritorium gefti&tet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-25
gaEaae aaca garpsa.

Die Ngenturen beg 6errn %. s.
ODung, go. l Commerce ; StraBe,
Gan Mntonio, unb No. SOB Mains
STRIDE, Dallas, bertreteu nur bic
anertannt beffen europdif@eu 0ampfers
2tnieu. Gerr Ooung 1T i'm 6tanbe bic
btIIig Ten &aten gu geben, ers
tbeiti bereitwilig febe 8etpRni@te Nus,
tunft unb beiDrgt febr prDapt ale inn
~ibergebeaen Nuftrd9e. Wer mad @u'
rDpo gu reiien mtnf6t, Dber 8erpaubte
beriberfommen laHen min, tpenbe F9
an irgenb cine bet gendnntea Naenturen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-25
8etpeissSne.

g, 8. Clifford tn Nep GaGel, Wis. Bate nerp51sr
Uaren tn i&le9ten 3uitanbe, BITE eeber merfltG anses
srtfen, bate tetnen &ppettt unb mar n~berbaupt ppus
ftdnbts e%nttriftet. Dret Staiben electric 8itters bas
bet On tHrtrt.
Gbwarb Sbepberb, Sarrisburs, Sa Bate etne
pffene ggunbe am Betne, bic idpn e@t Sabre s~elaufen
mar. @ebrau4te bret SlaiAen electric 9itters unb
@unbe TT sebeilt. Spbn Gpeafer, Gatamba, Obio,
bate fanf Munbeu am Beine bur@ Tieber perurIa@t.
Die Mer5te %erfldrten letnen Sau als u~nbeilbar. Gtne
Slai4e Gleetrtc 8itterS unb etne Sdadtet 8udlens ars
ntea 9albe Haben TIN pcnftdnbte curtrt. gu babeu In
allen apotbeten. Dretb, EbcmpfOu 8 &c., MhOlefale
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-25

Ms- Der plumber S. 6. aGtfias,
go. 20 Moeuue $ rabe Yof > Office,
bat, I'm ben geifeigerten Nniprh9eu,
bic on fein @ei@dft eeifelt tperben,
na6tommen aa t6unen, f9 nit eineml
tti@tiseu 6a@manne, 9errn 3bomas,
aROciirt un6 mirb ME gem6bnli9 sut
3ufriebenbeit bes pubIitums aue Nuf'
fridge raid erleoigen. Selepbon 427.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-25

Sd lit al aasfdIas i'm @ef6t,
bod iuurbe Id our& bic N%ntuenbuna DoH
Or. aneuF 46nie's 9amburser 2rdu'
ierpFdher -bollfdnbig bapou befreit.
- Gborlss @ueutber, 1108 Gins Str.
Dallas, 9sg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-25

var Die morgan City Fish and
Oyster Company" bat fo~rtmdbreno
frli9e 4uitern uno Slide, iopie Mils
a0er Nrt an 6anb. Stride 3ufubren
ieben Sag. Befteluusen BON Gamis
lien perbeu prompt aussefiibrt unb fret
abgelisfert. SrepinD Mosnue, aDii9en
Main< unb Wilitdr Plaaa. 3elepbon
$50. 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-25

"a Wenn Semanb fem uno gu ats
nebmbarem preiie ipetien min, 70 gehe
er gum Miffions.@arten. Die
9erren Nbeimer & Waial, Befiber bies
fes gtabsifements, balten harauf, ibre
@dte fets bpltommen 5ufrieben 81 Eel.
len. Nae faifonmdBigeu Gelifatefen,
Nutern, MtIb, Slide, @eHieeI &c. fnb
bort In Der belifatefien 3ubereitnna ole
,3eit au baben. Mablsetten tperben ouf
Wunf9 in bic Wobnungen Der Gurben
geIanbt. Nu@ bietet Der nit ber
daft berbunbene Bar
o m bic beffen @etrdnfe. tets frii9es
Bier unb feline 2iqutre un6 @eine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-25
@abt 2tn5eisem.

Die uSreie grefie" 1T autoriii,t, Serrn
Stat. 2ewiS ais &anbibaten fir bas Mmt
bes o trtctsgIerfs Bel ber bebortebena
ben @abl anaufiinbisen.
Die 06reie grehe" lit autpriiirt, Serrn
M[bert g.. Oeptne ais &anbibat fir
baS 9lntt beS Diftrifts Glerfs BET Der beporite.
benben @abl an~5ufinbisen.
Die ,Sreie @refle" 1T autpriiirt Germ
GIias Gomunbs ais &nnbibaten fir
has Mmt bes Oiitrift . Glerts bet Der am 10.
Mar3 abSubaltenoen @abI an3utilnpisen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-25

Ehr Erpf6eulen, AaIsi9merjeu, Gnt6ldtunstn une
NnsIhidse aebrdu@e tcfprt GdlpattcnsO Del; es turtrt
inner uab feRet nur rs GsHts BITE SIaiHe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-25
9eutiG> Gmglifdbe Gdbnle,
Gan Nntonio, Eeras.

eau Antonio, Eeras.
Anesfaant ti9tige 2ebranHat fir anobeu
anb Mdb9en; felt hreiFls 9abren in reser
Mirfiamltit. 8ortrefEi9e 2eSrfrdfte nnter be-
tudbrter 2eitnus. Der ensliid.n GpraGe iuirt,
bie Der beuti9en, b0Ie Sednun9 9etra9en.
AnBerbem tlnterri9t I'M 5panifden. Ginger
Haabem borbereitete S@iIer fnbeu jeberteii
Mnfnabme. Ndbere austunft ertbeilen Serr
g.. Groos, Grdfbent be8 .@@uI. S~orffanDes
nnb Bm., Barbe6.( GireftCr Der apaalt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-25

0ruaSeisentbnms +. ltebertrasnmsen.
g. 3. @iIes on ". 8. GuOs, @ruub'
tid an OuffielbsS traBe. 5000.
8. 8. 8auoerb6pen on :. R. Shoot,
2 @runbftide an SouibfS troBe, $1,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-25
Nerfu&t hiefesi

Gs tpftet Nt6tS unb ptrh SUD li1erli6 hienli6 Itin,
icutet Sbr Suiten, Grtdltune pber irsenb Elm 2eioen hsS
Suges, Der Brut cber 9unseu baden. Or. Rings
neue Grfnhuns seSen S&ptnbju&t peri@a6t 9tnbes
runs. DieieS ptrb s~arantirt, I'm anberen Taue has
Sch uurhderfattet. ISpl&e, bic an Der @rippe Iitten,
fanber, bab eS has Mittel mar. BET anrenhuna bies
les g~rdperatS ~erIanste man cine ~iofortise unb psrmaz
neute Sur.
0eriunt etne QrpbeHaI8e unb ~lberSeust Gu&e ME
pirtlth gut bteies Mittel 1T. 8rpbeHafhen nnentseIts
lid Bet Dreib, 9tcmpicu Il Go. ~ baben.
Isrfauft rerhen fe ~ 80 Gts. unb $1.00 fur srobs
GJoehpn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-25
misunderstanding.

Sulius Ginde unb gtslta SuRar.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-03-30
FORBES LAST SUNDAY.
He is Dressed in His New Suit and
Released from his ShackeIs
and Given the Freedim
OF His Cell
HE SPENT A HAPPY SABBATH.

Easter Sunday was not a blank to
Ernest Forbes, the condemned prisoner.
who has but four more days more 10
live. The correspondent of the Balti-
more Morning Herald says: For the first
time since the death-sentence WIS passed
upon Ernest Forbes. the chain by which
his leg-irons were fastened to the floor
was loosened yesterday so that he could
move readily about his cell. The con.
demned man spent NEST of the time when
he was not receiving callers looking out
OF the single window of his cell up to the
blue sky, at the green fields and into the
smiling sunlight that Is soon to b. shut
from his sight forever. Forbes rose
about 8 A. NJ, putting on his old clothes
and made light breakfast OF beef steak,
bread and coffee. At O'Clock Warden
Gray assisted Forbes to dress in his new
dark spring suit, which has been provi-
ded for his execution and burial. These
new clothes pleased Forbes like toy
does child. and his spirits rose as if he
was dressing for picnic or promenade
Forbes had his first callers, Messrs. Ed
ward G. Martin and John Mason, about
10 o'clock. They came in merely to look
at the prisoner. He likes to see visitors.
In reply to questions. Forbes said he rea-
LIED his position and was prepared to
meet his fate. He said he felt safe. None
of his relatives called to see him to-day,
and they are expected 10 take final leave
Of him on Thursday. Forbes would not
eat his regular dinner. but when one of
the death-watch, Mr.. A. j. Stinchcomb,
offered a share of his meal. Forbes ate
some cake, custard and prune pie, and
drank some milk At4o'cleck a colored
praying band of 20 persons came in and
spent three-quarters of an hour in sing
ing and praying. Forbes was serious
and when urged by Warden Gray to join
in the singing said he did not feel like it,
During the visit of the praying band Rev.
Mr. Montague, colored, his spiritual ad-
wiser, called and remained q quarter of
an hour. So far Forbes has not shown
that ecstatic state of fervid bliss usual to
condemned criminals and so disgusting to
the public mind. BY evening between
90 and 60 persons had called to see
Forbes, but only half gained admittanee
This leyee was not at all displeasing to
Forbes, for he expressed himself as hay
ing spent "a pleasant, happy Sunday"
The last services with him was led by q
young man whO had accompanied Mr..
Stinchcomb. One of the watch read a
Scriptural account of the resurrection OF
Christ. Forbes still says he will not
finch ON going to the scafold. He heard
the hammering as his scaffold went up
and sometimes he would ssy: There
they go working, on my scaffold again"
Then he would vary it with, cts a sad
fate" He expresses wish to see the
scaifold but the warden has so far eyad.
ed complying with the request.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-03-30
Personal Mention.

Miss Lucy Redmond, a student of the
Western Maryland College, is home for
the Easter holidays.
Miss Dove, of Washington, d. c., is
visiting Miss Edith Gardner, Conduit
street.
Mrs w r. Abbott, of Washington, ID.
Z is spending the Easter holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. o. Parlett,
Prince George street.
Miss Lizzie McCusker, who has been
visiting friends in Baltimore, has return
ed.
Mr.. Jas ID. Feldmeyer, of the City Drug
store, spent the day In Baltimore.
Miss Maggie Hartloff. of Baltimore. is
visiting Miss Mary Tyler, of PASSPORT.
Miss Lille Compton. of Laurel, is Wis
iting Mrs. Owen Iglehart.
Miss Anita Southgate has returned
from visit to Washington. ID. Q.
Miss Bertha Wilkinson, of Washing
ton. is visiting relatives here.
Or. Burton Randall, of Philadelphia,
and Mr.. Henry Randall. of New York,
have been spending Easter with friends
here.
Miss Juliet lie Brown is spending the
Easter holidays with friends here.
w L. PFEIFFER will sell you a good
SsDiag Machine from $50 up. Keeps on
hand the New Home. White and Favorite.
Rebuilds, repairs and furnishes new parts
for all kinds of Sewing Machines, and
warrants them. Send in your orders
Old Machines taken in exchange.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-03-30
81. johns College Notes.

The majority of the students have
gone to their homes for the Easter yaca-
ton which extends until Wednesday
morning. In consequence of the holi-
days. the readings which were to be Civ
en- by Col. r. NJ Johnston, of Baltimore,
to morrow, have been postponed until
April 14th. The bazaar to be held in order
to complete the amount necessary to de-
fray all expenses incurred in the erection
of the new gymnasium will take place
on Friday, the Sd, Saturday, the 4th,
and Monday, the 9th of April Very lib.
eral donations of articles and goods have
been made to this fair by the wholesale
merchants of Baltimore and elsewhere.
The ladies of Annapolis will preside
over the tables.
After the fair is over, it is intended to
go to work Immediately with the renov-
alton and repair of the chapel in McDow-
ell Hall. Sufficient funds have been col
lected to warrant the commencement of
the work, and it is hoped that as it pro.
ceeds other donations will be received to
entirely defray the expense.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-03-30
Lemon Elixir.


Pleasant, Elegant and Reliable.
For hiIliousness and constipation taxa
Lemon Elixir.
For fevers, clills. and malaria. take
Lemon Elixir
For sleeplessness. nervousness and
palpitation Of the heart, take Lemon
Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach, take
Lemon Elixir.
For all sick and nervous headaches
take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies', for natural and thorough or
ganic regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
DR.. Motley sI.emon Elixir win not fail
you in any of the above named diseases,
all of which arise from . torpid OF
diseased liver, stomach, kidney or bowels.
Prepared only by DR.. Motley, Atlanta,
Ga 30 cents and Loo per bottle, at drug
gists cod Il coy.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-03-30
CAPITAL" JoTTINGS.

The seats Of st. Anne's Church are to
eunilormily cushioned.
y Anas's Church has been presented
viA handsome brass pulpit.
IAos / Baldwin. r. T. Estep. Thomas
Asl, Samuel S. Hatch, Henry Hodges,
Va. h Burtis, Chas. ID. Ridout, Or.
M. Bishop, Robt II, Bussey. Christian
psi we're drawn on Saturday in place
aluON excused.
ils arge pipe Orgsn in the First NJ.
4 Vouroh became discordant during the
~ hymn OF the service yesterday morn
and the remainder of the music had
as'ung without the organ accompani-
ssaL
NE Easter music in the churches yes.
&''' was Of an exceedingly high order.
The hessrs Lee. of South river, this
Nsl'y nave peen notified of an allow
- q slO,40O under the French spolia-
W Gains recently passed by Congress.
NO'alhg adds so much to persons
tsea1Silee as a fine thick head of hair of
IN 0V,0f' and to assure this use only
aals Hair Remover.
l% City Council meet in special meet
betty. ~ AO4 "e"'i"s
~. le Womans Christian Temperance
Va -. VIII hold their regular monthly
- 'l ps a! the Y, n. c. A. rooms over
.s.., wy Drug store. on Wednesday
"sa'ng next at 4 O'clock
- ~ adies auxiliary of the Y. M. G. A.
~ - IN nee. al the \. NJ C. A. rooms over
=, w Drug Store on Tuesday ITO NOR
4, . evening toperfeet arrangements for
'Va'hg entertainment.
II : S.s stiSers and teachers of the sun.
= S S.a0oI Of the Presbyterian Church,
fg, ~. a. =: culver superintendent, will
4, 'as children their annual treat in
IS '1's room of the church, this even
( an; 49, 49, Sonleetured that the secret
ss,so lss' y Ivisn longevity was some
81 ~ y Aeeping the blood pure, warm
M Se'OuS Moderns accomplish the
as,,,, purpose by using Ayers sar.
eosrS,,a best blood medicine ever
SAN \ london, sewing machine expert.
sssis ,.s' .a.sealey' S 20 West ST. All Kinds
AAa satisfaction guaranteed.
a y iS.ii.ins has had greater success lin
IA 49,. consumption, in its early stages
eesI Sss Cherry Pectoral, II stens
q rsSss,s oothes the throat and lungs
t,ess l s.s nuSh-needed rspose. Hun Hun,
~ ~. gave a, testified 10 The rensrts In
u 'als preparation.
, 0t,Ss5 Registrations aigolf Fas W. VIM al. a
IA i q Queen Anne's co county saS 0 r;cs
=. : Holland, resigned. 0On's' 'l''
E.s SR,o1 =, has been received ;, n.
= Nsrris.SI 9sSmber to be forwarded h '1 :
'ued By The Paris EXPOSITION
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-03-30
The Folly Roughly Used.

The oyster police schooner Folly
Capt. George Clark, encountered the
severe storm in the bay last Saturday,
and was roughly handled, but owing to
the good management, the vessel sue
ceeded in reaching the harbor in safety.
The stove in the gally was torn from its
iron fastenings and overturned and
came near causing fire and it was only
extinguished by the prompt action OF
the crew.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-03-30
Pronounced Hopeless, Vet Saved.

From letter written by Mrs Ada E.
Hurd of Groton, S. d. we quote: WAS
taken with very bad cold, which set
tied on my Lungs, cough set in and
finally terminated in Consumption. r. ur
doctors gave me up saying could live
but short time gave myself up TO
my Savior, determined If / could not
stay with my friends on earth, / would
meet my absent ones above. Ny hus-
band was advised to get DR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Cough and
Colds gave it q trial, took in all
eight bottles; it has cured me and thank
God am now q well and hearty woman
Trial bottle free at Feldmeyer Bros City
Drug Store:
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-03-30
Amatusr AgricuIturists

In the last paragraph of the local on
the Farmers Alliance meeting on Satur-
day, were many inaccuracies. made so
through the carelessness in correcting
the proof, which utterly destroyed the
sense of the paragraph. The paragraph
should have read as follows:
"Apropos, many of our merchants of
our city have gone into the business of
growing sweet potatoes and onions In
bottles, and cereals in dampened sp0nges
in order TO bring them under the rules
of agriculturists and make them eligible
to membership of the Farmers Alliance. .
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-03-30
Sunday SCHOOL Missionary Anniver-
sary Celebration.


The anniversary of the Youths Mis-
sionarY Society of the Presbyterian
Church took place last evening, and was
largely attended The exercise opened
with singing by the School after which
the Lords Prayer was repeated in con-
cert. when the following programme was
taken up. Scripture reading. Miss Lulu
Sommers singing, Over the Ocean
Waves" Miss Dollie Thompson; respon,
siye reading, by the school; singing, Miss
Carrie Gardiner; recitation, 'Only P en-
ny" Bessie Abbott Reading of the min
utes of the last meeting of the society
and calling the roll of the class, and the
treasurer's and secretary's reports were
then made, which showed the collections
for the year to be $50 SIS, and for the
month of March $l5.03. Miss Clara Wolfes
then sang in clear, sweet voice AS the
Heart Panteth, &C.; responsive reading
by the school; singing, The Cry from
Macedonia" recitation. Feed my Sheep"
Miss Katie McNemar; recitation, Miss
Christine Schryer; singing; recicitation,
by Miss Edith Gardiner; reading. 1.-THE
Judgement" by Miss Maude Benjamin,
of Baltimore. After which the exercises
closed with-singing and the benediction
by the pastor. The exercises were con-
Quoted by Mr. w. Z. Gardiner, Jr., presi-
dent of the society. Miss Respah Spro-
gle presided at the srgan, and Mr.. Henry
Screyer was cornetist for the occasion.
The anniversary was one of the most
successful and interesting tina society has
given.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-03-30

The new road leading from Annapolis
10 Bay Ridge is completely destroyed,
caused by the high tide on last Friday
night. All signs of the road is gone, as
large trees strew the entire drive. and
the oyster shells recently put there can
not be seen, the bulkheads are all wash.
ed away. It win take nearly the origi-
nal amount to rebuild the road, and to
put it in driving condition and the coun-
~ commissioners should be notified Of
its condition.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-03-30
Naval Notes.

PASSED. Assistant Surgeon Frederick
N. Ogden, has been detached from the
receiving ship St. Louis and ordered to
duty in connection with the inter-cen-
tinental railway commission.
Assistant Surgeon James Fl. North,
Jr., has been ordered to the navy yard,
New York.
Passed Assistant Paymsster Frank II.
Clark, has been ordered to hold hinse If
in readiness for orders to the fish COM
mission steamer AIbatross.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-03-30
From OH Companies.

For Lighting Streets, Lanes and Al
legs. EDery Night and AL Night, per
lamp; also on Moonlight Schedule. This
proposal TO include costs of posts, lamps
lighting, and extinguishing. The city
owns about 50 lamp posts, any of which
If used to be allowed for in proposal.
Proposals to be opened by the Mayor,
Counsellor and Aldermen at a special
meeting of the Board, to be held at the
City Council Chamber. Monday Night,
the Both of March, 1891, at 8 o'clock.
The Board reserves the right to accept
or reject any or all bids.
JAMES I'll. BROWN, Mayor,
JAMES REVELL, Counsellor,
r. v. CLAYTON. Alderman,
AdYr. copy] Committee.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-03-30
Public Sale.

Richard WEIGH, auctioneer, will offer
at public sale to morrow at 10 o'clock at
the Court House. for ]. r. Brashears,
trustee, two story frame dwelling house
and lot on north side of Holland street,
16 feet front with depth of 90 feet con-
veyed to the late Daniel Brewn