Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-12-24
THE CAPITALS.
Christmas Greeting. and the Good wish
e. for its Many Patrons and Friends


Is for its Many Patrons and Friends.
At this season of the year it has lead
the custom of the CAPITAL to extend its
usual Christmas greeting 10 its many pa
irons and friends in the following com
p,iments of the season
The Farmers National Bank-May II
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 but all the year round
Jos. w. Duvall-A successful business
and abundant sales throughout the year.
Brooks & Barton-The shooting of the
country and successful trade
Geo. r. Melyin--A big boom in real
estate in the sale of West Annapolis and
Murray Hin building lots.
w l.. Marcy & Goa greater in.
crease in the dispensary Of drugs and
medicines.
j. S. NJ Basil-A greater increase in
the sale of the many comforts of life, and
a successful new yesr.
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 a 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. +. Franklin & Co-More success
and increase OF patronage with larger
store rooms
X. II. Magruder s. Goa half century
more OF prosperous trade.
L.. III. uninterrupted prosperity
as one OF the most reliable business men
in town.
Manager Brock-0yertlow audien.
ces and big receipts during the season.
Chas. Himelh4ber-The Maryland
always full of guests.
Fenton & Brown--All the tombstone
and marble work Of the city and county
as a reward OF their enterprise and artis.
tic skill.
Wilson q Carr May they continue ia
enjoy the enviablc reputation they have
gained in the shoe business.
l.. S. Clayton 81 Co.-Abundant sales
during the holidays and success through.
out the year.
G. X Lord-A rush of business on
the Il. Il o.
j. Wilson Brown-Car loads of PEG.
pie on the A., w. & Il. X. II.
G. Boessel May his holiday gleanings
be golden and showers Of silver fall daily
upon him.
Mrs NJ. l.. Taylor-A full share OF
trade the year round and rapid sale OF
her large stock of holiday goods.
Mrs l.. b. Gardiner--A crowded store
throughout the year.
Chas G.. Feldmeyer-A successful hol
iday trade and a prosperous new year
with increased popularity.
VIM. III. Vansant--All teams on hire
and rush Of business.
Geo w Jones' May his popularity as
a newsdealer never grow less. and sue.
cess crown his efforts the coming new
year.
W l.. Pfeilfer-Increased business and
all the upholstering of the town.
G.. A Crandall-May his business in
crease ard his popularity never grow
less
II. G.. Chaaey-A driving express and
livery business, as reward OF his enter
prise.
j. S. Hays-A full measure of business
commensurate with his enterprising spir-
rit
G. A Brady-The enterprising shoe
dealer, that he may be more successful
than ever in shoeing the public.
NJ Nj. Smith That he may continue
to feed the multitude with the s'aff OF
life.
Feldmeyer Bros. -May they continue
to merit the reputation that the old "City
Drugstore has maintained in compound
ing and dispensing pure drugs and medi-
cines for more than half century.
J. =. Bowers-May he ever merit the
reputation of tidy shop, clean shave
and polite attention.
John Mason May his Nationa. repu.
tation for cooling beverages and develed
crabs never grow less.
John Johnson--All the plumbing, gas
fitting and steam heating and a large
share of the stove trade which he merits
by his enterprise and pluck.
G. C. Weedon-The furnishing of all
the boarding houses with furniture for
the legislaturemen.
III. +. Dennison May the painter S
brush bear him merited success in 1892.
Geo. Forbes "A successful year of in
surance with no losses to pay.
w. r.. Shields May he razor by night
and razor by day until he has shaved all
the hair away and his popularity never
grow less,
If there be any of our home advertis-
ers that we have overlooked in these
greetings of the season, We hope they
will not take ii as an intentional slight,
but as an oversight
To all the CAPlAAI's pataons-A joyous
Christmas and a happy and prosperous
newyear with Heavens blessing
Postoffice Hours.
The postoffice will be closed to NOR.