Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-09-23
LOCAL JoTTINGs.


Items OF Interest-Local and Otherwise.
BraiYcrotine and no Headaches
State Treasurer Brown arrived here
to-day.
Mr. John d. Dow, of New York is
visiting friends in Annapolis. {
This has been the warmest Septem-
Der for years" said an old resident to-
day
MIR. d. w Parlett and bride return.
ed last evening from their wedding
tour
The fire company turned out last
| night and practieed with the fire engine
on Main street.
One thousand copies Of the WEEKLY
CAPITAL sent out this week throughout
the county and State.
The State Pricing contract will be
awarded tomorrow at ~ o'clock by the
Clerk of the Court of Appeals.
The hot spell has put set back 10
oyster shipments, and there is little or
no demand for far off shipments.
-Bradyerotine is medicine to cure
Headaches.
ALI trustees sales and other legal adj
vertisements published in the EVENING
CAPITAL inserted in the WEEKLY with
out extra charge.
Jesse Brotzman, of Anne Arundel
county, has had her term extended in
the Blind Asylum for three years from
Nov. !, 1891.
The Hon. John F. Poe, to day filed
with theGoyernor his resignation as State
Senator from the end Legislative district
Of Baltimore city.
The continued warm spell has given
all fall trade back set, and our mer-
chants are laying on their oars waiting a
more favorable season.
The weather predictions to-day are
for fair with continued warmer weather,
so you had better get down the linen
buster and palm leaf fan.
The only charge against Capt. Yves.
ley Jones for alleged failure to display
lights on his vessel, The Harp, in Anna
polls harbor, has been dismissed.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the y.
NJ. G. A., met this afternoon in the
| H. ~ a IOOniS OfCA AhN ivy A(AN6 SUI
to arrange for the winter entertainment.
-Bradycrotine will relieve and Cure
Headaches.
The large maple trees that have so
long INSTRUCTED the pavement in front
of the residence of Mrs. Pindell and
Mrs Hutton, on Gloucester street, have
been cut down.
For some time last night the city
was left in totaldarkness by the tickel-
ness of the electric lights and pedes
trians had to find their way home the
best they could.
MIR. JAS w. Carr, who was so ser
iously injured by fall off the roof OF
house he was timing some weeks ago,
is able to be about again by the aid OF
crutch and cane.
The schooner Isaac Solomon, of
Baltimore, has been purchased by Nj. Q.
Clark and James +. Potter, of st. Mary's
county from Price & Bros, and }. Thos.
Gibbons, of Baltimore.
Miss S. Weaver, seamstress in the
family of Mrs. " Dadds on Charles
street, received painful wound in the
forefinger of the right hand this morn
ing from the fin of fish DIR. =. Is.
Henkel dressed the wound.
Cartridges have deem issued, by or
der of Adiutant- General Howard, for the
use of the fourth and second battalions,
M. n. G., in the October sham battle
during the Cumberland carnival.
The Curtis Bay Baptist Church, Cur
It's Bay, Anne Arundel county, was dedi.
Gated last night. The church cost $500
and was built by VIM. Gischel Il Bro,
candidate for County Commissioner.
The Bargain Shoe Sales of Brooks &
Barton will close this week.
The judicial convention meets here
tomorrow TO nominate Judge for the
Court of Appeals from the Fifth Con-
gressional district in place of the late
Judge Smith and not to succeed Judge
Briscoe as was inadvertently printed in
the CAPITAL last evening.
Go to A. Harris for all kindsof Smoke
ers goods, Pipes, Cigar-smokers, Nicer:
ohaum goods of all kinds. The Writ
Fountain Pen also for sale. A. HART,
75 Maryland Avenue.
West Annapolis is on the move
Lots are selling every day and prop
artv there Is Incoming more valuable.