Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-02-06
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Items Of Inte-est-LocaI and Otherwise
The city Council holds the regular
monthly meeting on Monday night
1T is quite notable fact that all the
important holidays this year occur on
Monday
Read the premiums we offer sub
scribess on the 4th page of the WEEKLY
this week
The people who would have done so
aud so If they had been there, somehow
never get there.
The nice young man has begun TO
save his pennies in order TO buy his best
girl a valentine
Weather strips placed on doors and
widows cost less than cough medicines
for whole winter.
Ten subscribers were added to the
WEEKLY CAPITAL list the past week, and
there's room for more.
-Bear'in mind that sneak thieves are
about, and there is no telling where they
will do their midnight work
Mrs. f. b. Gardiner, is Offering great
bargains in millinery and fancy goods,
10 make room for spring stock.
-Bradycrotine is a. blessing to the
Headache sufferers.
One queer thing about law is that II
requires man to keep all animals under
restraint, except dogs
January throughout was a mingling
OF all sorts of atmosphere conditions,
which had little comfort in them.
We have now entered apon the short
est month Of the year 1t will be a day
longer than February of 1891
You get all the news when you get
the WEEKLY CAPT AL-only 81 90 year
with 20 Seaside Novels thrown in.
The sale of skates this season has
been in excess Of former seasons. The
prices are now within the reach of all.
AT the coal mines reduction of fif-
ty cents has been made in the price of a
ton of coal. Will it reach this placer
The changeable weather of the past
few weeks has caused many persons TO
suffer from colds, sore throat and rheu.
matism.
in dress goods intended for spring,
beige, golden brown and tan tone are
numerous, with an occasional blue OF
grayish blue.
Our people who took time by the
fOre-lock during the freeZs to fill their
ice houses, congratulate each other now
on their wisdom.
When the sidewalks are covered
with snow and ice, as they are now, there
appears to be close affinity between the
small boy and the sled.
The large show windows of the store
of Ridout, Bros on Main street, display
some handsome and attractive styles of
spring dress goods.
Among the stores in Annapolis with
which Mrs. Governor Brown has opened
account during her residence in the city
is that of Ridout Brothers.
The snow is disappearing almost as
fast as it fell. and those who possess a
horse and sleigh are endeavoring to
get all out of II they can.
The Mayor of Baltimore will come to
Annapolis Tuesday, with the Worlds
Fair committee, in reference to the APP
preparation asked of the State
While the Governor was taking a
rest to-day from his political duties in
the Monumental city, Mrs. Brown was
enjoying herself behind two tleet-footed
steeds in handsome cutter.
Now is the time to subscribe TO the
WEEKLY CAPITAL and get Frank Les
lies illustrated monthly edition and 81 20
cents worth of either roses, chrysanthe-
mum or flower seeds-a!l for $l.75.
Have you the swell.head? Bradycro
tine will cure it.
Mr. Richard Larrimore of the Sec
ond district with his two horse sleigh and
Mr.. A A. Stinchcomb of the Third, were
in town to-day delighting the children
with sleght rides through the city.
Mrs. Governor Brown gives her sec
ond informal reception next Wednesday
for members of the Legislature and 9th
ers. Ladies from Baltimore and the Ma
val Academy will assist in receiving.
Mrs. L B Gardiner, is selling out at
cost her present stock in millinery and
fancy goods TO make room for spring
goods.
Among the many teams on the
street to-day taking advantage of the
snowfall was the handsome two horse
cutter of Governor Browns, which at
tracted much attention as it hit through
our city at lightning speed.