Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-12-31
HE CAPITAL
New Years Greeting, and the Good
Wishes for its Many Patrons and
Friends

doing so il hopes no one who finds their
name omitted. will take II as personal
offense, or lack of our appreciation of
them, as our limited space excludes us
mentioning many. We wish all our citi-
zens prosperous and happy new year
Governor Elihu 4. Jackson May his
administration end with the CORY of a
setting sun that reflects the remembrance
of a clouded noon, and may HE retire
ment from the cares of the state afford
wider opportunity TO aid and develop the
interests of the garden spot of the world
the Eastern Shore
Secretary of State 4 w. LeCompie-
Another term of service and as many
more as he wants also continuation OF
the distinguished consideration in which
he is held by his friends in Dorchester
county and throughout the State.
Uuited States Senator Arthur p. Cor
man-The trusted leader of the National
Democracy at Washington, the man who
step by step has climbed aloft from the
lowly rounds of the ladder of fame an
other endorsement by the people OF his
State in the U. 5. Senate. OF him may 1t
be said That will
MOULD mighty state DEGREES
And shape the whisper of throne
Congressman Elect Barnes Compton
A typical Southern Maryland gentleman
of the old school. NAV his reception upon
his return to Congress gladden. his heart
and delight the friends who rallied around
his banner.
State Senator r. Moss-Mav the hon
ors he has won strengthen him in the
confidence and esteem of his fellow citi-
Zens to greater and more useful fields of
labor.
Chief Clerk Wright, of the Comptrol
ler's office-A true and tried public SER
want, the consciousness of work well
done is an enviable state of mind. A
re endorsement of his services by Comp
troller Smith
Postmaster w. G. Tuck-May his adj
ministration of the Postoffice exceed in
excellence those of all predecessors; and
may he have the full confidence and APP
probation of the public as his reward
City Commissioner williamsburg he
always enjoy the confidence and esteem
of his fellow citizens, and may his COM
missionership be the most beneficial our
city has ever had.
Our Fire Department May 1t never
lack its present excellence and heroic
doings under its present excellent Chief
Marshall, w ID. Basil, and his assistants.
Alex. Hart--May his own manufacture
of cigars Away be in demand, and may
his sales of of 1892 double those of 1891.
w. F. Petherbridge, the accommoda.
ting Register of Wills-May he be his
own successor if he can't find any demo-
crat to beat him.
John G. Bannon-As time rolls on may
the friends who admire his honesty and
ability find him more and more popular
among the good people of old Anne
'Randel
William Woodward, the Majors chief
Court Clerk May his accommodating
manners, his faithful service and his
smiling face secure him life tenure inthe
Office he now holds as it has better hall
to share his joys and shorrows.
A. K. Starlings, the County Clerk =
May he live long to enjoy the well earn
ed reward of his labors.
s. w. Brooks, the Governors faithful
messenger-M he always be his own
successor as he has been under all ad
ministrations.
d. ID
and the State House continue to be kept
In the future as it has been in the past
under his supervision
The Farmers National Bank-May it
ever continue to live in the confidence of
its patrons and as one of the soundest
financial institutions of the daY-always
rejecting credit upon its able manage
ment.
Mrs. F. NJ. Holidayoke-Flowers of
prosperity that will not only bloom in
the spring time but all the year round.
Jos. w. Duvall-A successful business
and abundant sales throughout the year
Brooks g. Barton-The shoeing of the
country and successful trade.
Geo. T. Melvin-A big boom in real
estate in the sale of West Annapolis and
Murray Hill building lots.
W. L. Marcy & Goa greater in
crease in the dispensary of drugs and
medicines.
j. s. M Basil-A greater increase in
the sale of the many comforts of life,a
a successful new year.
w. III. Feldmeyer--The smithing and
wheelwrighting of the community and
a prosperous new year.
The A & b. Short Line-Full trains
the year round and successful new
year.
Louis Gardiner-Success as a carpen-
ter and builder, and may his building be
a lasting monument to his workmanship
and skill
Geo. E. Franklin & Co-More success
and increase OF patronage with larger
store rooms.
r. r. Magruder 6 Goa half century
more of prosperous trade.
l.. ii. Rehn--Uninterrupted prosperity
as one OF the most reliable business men
in town.
Manager Brock-Overflowing audien-
ces and big receipts during the season.
Chas. Himelhsber-The Maryland
always full of guests.
Fenton & Brown--All the tombstone
and marble work of the city and county
as reward of their enterprise and artis-
tic skill.
Wilson & Carr May they continue to
enjoy the enviable reputation they have
gained in the shoe business.
L. s. Clayton s. Co-Abundant sales
during the holidays and success through
out the year.
G. K. Lord-A rush of business on
the B. d. o.
j. Wilson Brown-Car loads of peo-
pie on the A., w. & B. r. r.