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The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-10-22

the money?'' which the Onida Jour-
nal characterizes as "idle dreaming
and by the postage stamp illustration
proved that bushel ofwheat could be
freighted from Blunt to Liverpool for
the same price charged between Blunt
and Harold.
Then hurrah! hurrah! for the great P. P,
1=7 and O=3.
A is B and X is q.
And the Peoples Party knows it.
The Peoples party movement in the
South is hollow mockery.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-10-22

TAKEN UP.-Sorrel Pony Mare, white
foot, W.T. about 700 lbs. Had on new hal
ter and picket rope. Owner can have
same by proving property and paying
charges THEO. KEELAND,
Sec 17-114-74, Norfolk P. O., S. D.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-10-22
TAKE NOTICE?

We keep constantly on hand full
line of Undertakers' Goods, all prices,
at Blunt, S. Oak.
CAPITAL CITY FURNITURE Co.
2O.tf AMOS WILEY, Manager.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-10-22

Extra wagon boxes for sale by A.
A. Faust.
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bariiber ielb1t untereinanber- ni6t eilts

bariiber ielb1t untereinanber ni6t eilt>
NAL 5u einer ginigung seIangem i
@lab{tpne mill aber baoor gti9ts
miHen. Selbft tpenr er Die @efabr
zines MiBerfplgs u1tb zines Sturaes
na5e ppr Nugett iiebt, mill ct ni6t parz
ten unb i'm glitter bon SO Sabren bat
mar ia aaerbings aud ni6t mebr bel
s3eit gum gebulbigen Nbmarten. ST
min bic Bill our ginfiibrung Der Selbitz
permaltung in Srlanb ettttpeber CUR
Nnnabme bringen. ober-penn linn
bas ni9t gelingt-fiir INNER bon Ser
6femtli6en S6aubiibne s~uriidtreten.
gom Stanbpunfte bes europGil6en
Sreibunbes aus 1T Ser Sieq @la6z
tones ~alerbings iebr bebauerlid, alleim
bieier @iea 1T bod itur ein balber unb
smingt @labtone, in allen ieinen ppliz
tif9em MaBnabmert gu duBeriter 8orz
lt6t rnb 3uriidbaltung. S6on bes=
balb 1T es ni6t a%nsunebmen, baB er
benz Sreibunbe bD1ig ben 3iiden febs
rem unb cine fransofenfreunbli6e pos
litit einf6lagen nerbe - ipenn bas
tpobl au6 feinen perlonli6em Spmpas
tbien am meiften entIprd6e.
Nu6 Derbin6ert i'm bara1t bas berz
bd9tige misunderstanding 6ranfz
rei6s nit &uBlanb, benz alien Wiberz
fa6er 8robbritannieus in @entralz
W1ien!
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uIS fas befe @aittef etnyfpbEs.. II.
&c Rar 8, gGpntoutb Co., Sa., Mai 1889.
go lit burh ueberarbtiten an pitferI ur6 Sd!efS
tctohgtftf apei Sabre lang, sebrandte botzr Qoi.or g6s
nfgs Nerpen- Stdrfer uro Fam es ais 6cs bette WitteI
toiar erlpfebleu. 4. Bornbern ii.
Shr e9tuinoei uto e9latoEgfsit.
Gt.aouis. Mo. Mai 1890.
Fac benz srftn e5ffelnou BON ,,gofor Q5utq's
X~efpeHsStdrfss" f6lief Id tpieber out, ipas por6er
nt9f DIT Jnn mar. uub befIerte f1 rtein 2uftanb
eranolt4 10 hab aud Der Gdipinbel beridtuonb. SD
sripieDle DeBbai6 baS 4eittel duf's Bette.
1910 y. groabwar. g. 8. Gmri@.
2itiie siod, Grf.. SSufi 'sa.
- ootferte neun Sabre lang. ohne ordb MIR aiube
Una ~ tflnIteE itit i'd ebsr Baffor a6nia' 3 g,rnsn,
Sforftr nA5u1, fnb bic Ngilae. fpefdhe elmer Gbnn,nd6i
spmtg fpartu, nerfdlpnn0eu.
e. 6&bpt.
0~S etx asrtIbsEs 93u9 itr gesrex1etbsmh s
niro Jtbem Der es pertanqt, suaejorbt,
4rne crboIfen and bic Mebiatn nutionft
8ie4t 4Re6iSts tgurbe ttt benz Sabre 1916 BON BEN
DOOM. Nnffor a5nig Sort mapne, Sub. apbereitet
uneietf nnfsr ieiHer anfseiinHs bon Der
koENIG MEDICINE CO.,
= Randolph st, CHICAGO, I'll.
Bel 2ltetheferm AZ baben fir
$500 bic 5iafd)e, eSsIaydlcn fIr 81. 90,
erobe S1.s5, q far 5000.
SIN 9 an Mntonio Bel sIooIpB DreiB.
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GMmpfe

iiub niht bic ~eia5isen grutftdttsn Der Malaria. Man
finhet biefe aberau, ielbft in Sertlidtetten, beren atz
mpSpbdriiae unb fanfare 3uftdnbe ibrer Gntwtdluns
ntht sdnfis 81 iein iGeinen. Das llniperialmittel
sesen bieies sefarAtete nebel tt SpftetterS Wiasenbit=
ters. gBc tumer bic Srantbeit in tbrer bbSarttsen
Sorm %auftritt, fei es as gBedielz pber ntermitttreubes
Steber, ist es as @dhtteIfroit, GnsFfieber, MilSer>
%weiternns pber Mil5perbdrtuns, 70 1T bus SitterS
ntat Bios popular, font ern tn Der 3bat bas Bette Mttz
penn fe fhon ba. Son Matne Bis CUR aanbense BON
Banana, in Guatemala, Megtcp unD unter ben Irpz
pen ptrb bteier NIT 8eat berubmten arsnet iberau bic
5SSdite @nertennuns se5oat. BET ausemetner S4pd4e,
TersauunsSbeldtperben, @erfppfuns, Rbeumattss
mus, S@laHorsteit, @euralsie, 4eberz unb 0ieren<
letben pirtt es anbercroertltd ppbltbuenb. Man sez
brauGe eS nit Setarrlthteti.
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Sine 8ur.

2Blr dutortfiren ben dnSeIetsten Npotteter, Sbnen
pr. atnss MeueS 9etlmtttel sesen Sapintiu6t, Su.
iten unn Grtaltuns auf ~folaenoe Sebtnsuns gu ptrtauz
eteies Uatttsl Zen gnpetiunsen eniipre6enb sebrauHen
ipeiIen, tneem STE eS ~etnsebeub prrbiren, uub penn
gle oann fetne Bederur9 bur6 baHelbe relSpIreu,
haun i6tden sic bic glade ,urld unb STE mercen
Jbr 0tis 5nthd efpmmen. mir MAIDEN ties ausebot
tn SoIse Der grobarttsen GrfcIse, mel6e pteS Iltttel
bet Der lestidbri9en @rtppen Gptbemie aufsupetSen
bdite. gStr BADEN RON tetnem Sale seb6rt, in benz
bas Wttiel nitt sebcifen bate. Man made etnen
Seriuh. Probefat4en tret BET 4hplpb DretB, 1bompz
ion h So. @robe Slaihen so Gents unb 81. 90.
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PAUL SeDie BEL 8ismarf.

lleber Elm ldngeres @elprd6, nell
DIES Sirf 8ismard in Miin9en nit
Baul Qepie gefibrt bat, beri1ten bic
rWfiin9ener Neueiten Na6ri6ten".
Mam ipra6 bon ben 8erbien1ten
&6nig 2ubmig's II. Inn bic @rri9tlmg
6es aeuen beuti6en &ei6es. Ser
&Dnig, 10 iagte Der alte &analer, bat
bamals 5uert an ben Safer gei6riez
ben, baB es ibm i6per iein piirbe, fi6
in bte Neuorbnung Der Singe gu finz
ben, ipenr Der &0nig bon YreuBen
ni9t Der primus inter pares piirbe.
Wenn Der &0nig BON preuBen &aiier
miirbe, uerbe ii6 bic geiammte Neue
or6nung anbers geftalten. 8ismard
bat bamals gum alien Safer gefagt,
Mfaieitdt fomnte MIR auf bieiem Mege
babin, ni6t ldnger eit Neutrum at
iein. Ser Safer fragile rtpie io?"
Maieftdt mUrben ban1t etpig nur ybas
prdioium" fem. Yaul 9eDie fam
aud auf &0nig Mar gu fpre6en unb
meinte, bieier bdtte li6 i6merer in bic
Nellorbnung Der 9inge gefiigt, sumal
er elm ernfter 8ertbeibiser Der 5riasz
ibee getpefen. Ser romantii9e bodz
ibeale 3ug a0nig 2ubmig's babe ses
nib biel baau beigetragen, ben Safer
gebanfen gu bermirfli6en. u9as 1T
febr ri6tig," %antportete 5iir1t 8isz
marf. Safer Wilbelm fet Elm Mann
beg borigen Sabrbunbert6 getpeIen uub
bat aud baran ~fet3ubalter geiu9t,
nit GROCER @ere6tigfeit unb S6onung
aaer beitebenben 8erbdltniHs an Der
ginigung bes 6euti6en 8aterIanbes
gu arbetten, penn aud ni6t auf
@rmnblage 6es altem 8unbes, 10 bod
nidt in gang neuer Sorm. @benio
fei 46nig Mar in alten 9rasitionen
aufgewa6ien, mdbrenb bas iunge Sc
f6le6t an6eren Sheen fid 3u%gemembet.
Die unterrebmns CAB aud Gelegens
belt Geibels gu gebenfen. @eibel, 10
meinte paul 9epfe, bat iib bon @nfang
an nit Der &aiieribee getragen. Mir
iungen 2eute batten bies nod als llto=
pie betra9tet, finb aber balb in bic
neuen Sheen bineingema6fen. Sc fei
eine Ger %ugtbuung fir ben alien Gdms
ger bes &ei6es gemeien, baB er bic
Wermirfli6ung feines Sraumes nod
erlebte. 8ismard entsegnete: Dieie
WInf6e finb i'm 8olfe febr perbreitet
geueien, aber obne 2ebensgefabr fir
ben 8etanb 9eutl6lanbs piirbe es
nien1als babin gefommen fem, baB beiz
len Stdmme fi6 suiammengei6loHen.
Jtur Der Notb unb Der groBen 8egeiz
fterung berbanfen mir bas &ei6.
rDur@lau@t fennelt bic Meltsei6i6te
better als i6" fubr 9epfefo raber baz
rim miihen Sic mir Ge6t geben, baB
niemaIs elm Manm, Der 70 piel geleitet
unb 10 febr I'M 6fentli6em Qeben aez
pirft cine 10 unmittelbare 2iebe unb
Werebrmng i'm Iolfe genofen pie gm.
Sur6laudt, Sriebri6 Der @roBe A. 8.
mar in ieinen alien Sagen inn 0olfe
tti9t beliebt."
rSe ldnger man lebt, beito ntebr lit
man gen0tbigt, Meni9en gegeniiber su
treten, unb ii6 Geinbe at MAIDEN.
Die Sanfbarfeit siebt ii6 suriid, penn
mart feline pfli6t setban bat. Sd bin
BON Der Inbdnsli6feit unb Giebe 10
geriibrt, baB id ni6t INNER elei6 bic
Worte finbe, UNI 10 gu banfen, wie i6
mo6te", entgegnete Der Shirt.
Der SHIRT fpra6 bann nod iiber
Jo~rttfultur unb bieran antniipfenb
iiber bic pieIfa6 auftau9enbem pfa>
fternngS 6ragen. Ser Giirft meinte,
baB Solspflalter inn am 3tpedmdBigz
item erf6eine. Sd bin aber bier pielz
lei6t parteiii6, neil i6 ielbft rSol3z
bdnbler" bin.
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8uflenS 0lrnicn Salhe.

Dte bette Gable her @eIt fir @6nitt., A~uetl6un.
gen, @siduhre btebsrs unb autsausi4las, Gls4ts,
bettsn fnrtrt Sdmprrboteen pber fetne 8eIa5Iuus.
Soltse 9nftteesnbett saranttrt cher has Gelb utrb
parnderftattst. Is Gents pt. S6adteI. Bum @ertaui
In alien apptbsteu. abplpb 0reis, 9tpmpipm 4 Co.
WbeIsfole.
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: Sn Yaris i~treiten ii6 bic 4erste
nod INNER barum, oh bic bort allsgez
bro9ene epibemif6e &ranfbeit Gbolera
ober @bolerine iei. Sn3pii6en itars
ben an bieier Seu9e in st. Denis 4
unb in @~uberpifliers Ia perionen.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-02-12
our shade Trees.

One Of our most estimable and enter
prising citizens has the following TO say
on the destruction of our shade trees by
the city officials If Ii is desirable TO
destroy the attractions of Annapolis MS a
place of residence, especially in sum
mer, there is nothing can do so more eff
fectually than the destruction of our
shade trees. Exposed TO the broiling
sun with no buildings sufficiently high
TO cast grateful, shade our streets will
become intolerable ovens TO be avoided
as much as possible by those whose ne
cessities oblige them TO remain here in
the dog days Our city was once at
tractiYe from its grateful avenues of
shade and offered inducements even as
. summer residence TO strangers Not
only are these to be driven away but
our citizens also if all our shade trees
are destroyed
As every family leaving here for the
summer is loss of many hundred dol
lars to our stores ii is easy TO calculate
what shady streets are worth in COM
parison with the scorching sidewalks
we are promised Trees, beside their
beauty are screens TO our very ordinary
architecture and also contribute to health
as consumers of all noXious gases or
malaria.
In other cities and throughout the
country every effort is being made TO
plant and cherish trees and to preserve
the old ones often as matter of civic
pride as witness the cities of Washing
ton, Paris, and the beautiful villages
and towns all over the United States.
AS in our architectural relics we destroy
what other places try to preserve. While
it is every where the fashion to build in
the colonial style and to reproduce the
taste of those days we destroy our treas
ure as we do our trees.
Better had our city authorities turn
their attention to removing the obstruct-
ing steps and porches which impede
travel and depreciate the value of prop
erty by extending far beyond the build
ing live than drive away from us both
strangers and citizens in summer
NJ r. b.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-02-12
MARYLAND LEoIsLAruRE
To day. Doing.

Nothing important was transacted il
either House OF the General Assem- bll
TO day Both houses mel as usual a
noon
In the Senate the petition from Ceoi
county Grange asking be state to make
annual appropriations 10 the county AZ
ricultural fairs was referred 10 the Edu
catianal committee
Senator Pearres militia bin passed
second reading in the Senate after sew.
eral amendments were made
Senator Gorler introduced a bin an.
thorizing the Mayor and City Council Of
Baltimore 10 appropriate ten thou sand
dollars for erecting a monument in Bal.
timore TO the memory OF Maryland pa
triots and soldiers OF the war OF the
Revolution.
Only sixtY-fOur members were present
at roll call ia the House
The House carpenter was directed 10
place bulletin board in rotuuda for the
posting Of committee meetings
An order was offered and adopted con
graduating the senior member of the
House, Mr. Berrett, OF Carroll. on his
nth birthday Mr.. Berrett was speaker
protein during portion Of the morning
A bill to pay John Johnson for laying
pipes around State buildings was order
ed to be paid
An order TO have ten thousand extra
copies of the Land Commissioner re
port printed. was opposed by several
members after which il was made the
order of the day for Tuesday
Mr.. Collins, of Talbot. was granted
leave TO introduce a bill for general as.
sessment Of property in this State
NOTES
The Governor sent down TO the Sen
ate for confirmation civil appointments
for Montgomery, Baltimore, Prince
Georges and Wicomico counties.
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SPECIAL EXCURSION FROM ANNAPOLIS
TO BALTIMORE.
Fanny Davenport as cleopatra.

There will be special train from An
napolis to Baltimore and return on next
Thursday, Feb'y 18th, '92. The train
will leave Annapolis d Baltimore Short
Line Depot at Or. NJ, sharp. Returning,
will leave Baltimore at IL. midnight.
Round trip tickets 81 %. This train il
gotten up for the purpose of affording
the citizens of Annapolis an opportunity
of Witnessing Shakspesre's play of Cleo
patra, as rendered by Fanny Davenport,
the greatest actress of the age.
In speaking of this magnificent and
wonderful play the Baltimore Sun says
as follows
" No attempt at the description of the
gorgeous splendors accompanying the
action of Cleopatra, to be produced by
Fanny Davenport at Ford's, can equal
its realities, 1t reaches the highest pitch
of dramatic art and pageantry.
Cleopatra has proven the success OF
successes everywhere this season. In
New York city last week on several
nights every desirable seat OF the Grand
Opera House was sold in advance"
Tickets over the road will be for sale
on and after Monday, Feb'y 10, and can
be obtained at Mr. James ] Johnson's
cigar store, 20 Conduit street; also in
formation in regard to tickets of admis-
mission to the performance.
A special car will be attached TO the
train for ladies. No intoxicated or dis
orderly persons will be allowed on the
train.
Secure your tickets early, as the num-
Der is limited. Tvs
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-02-12
MARYLAND Pensions.

The following pensions have been is
sued to Marylanders by the government
Original-Reuben Hill, VIM Nj. Todd
John Happier, Eli Frost. John FELTON,
Morris Furgang, George w Matthews.
John Domer, William Nelson. Conrad
Schwarzenbach, Bernhard Schulze, Thos
Jackson. Hiram Tracy, Louis B. Griffith
James p. Hannah. Charles Il. Suter, LIE
vim Smith, Paul Eisinger, James Won
co. James A. King. John j. Williams
Israel S. Kapp, JAS A. Myers. William
Grimm, j Wesley, Cross, Andrew An
derson, VIM. L Miles, Thos. w Moore
Edward Lee, Samuel Goldman, Ches- H.
Lander. Increase-Joseph Miller. Origi'
nal Widows Mary Johnson, Sarah X
Fitch, Mary Jane Boyer
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Aner That Sill 600 nnllars.

Sidney i WALES. who seeks the pay.
ment from the state Of some Sli 600 as
commission he claims is due him out OF
the direct tax refunded Maryland by the
United States Government. has taken his
case to court He appeared before Comp
troller Smith and asked for warrant
on the Treasurer for the amount he de-
ciares is due him. Mr. Smith said lac
could not comply with the request with
out first getting the opinion OF the At
torney General This didn't suit MIR.
Wales. He proceeded with his counsel,
EX-AttorneY General Whyte, to the Cir
cult Court Of Anne Arundel and sued out
q writ of mandamus compelling the
Comptroller TO issue the desired warrant
on the Treasurer AS the matter now
stands the case is before the court. Ii
will come up for a hearing sometime
next week Attorney General Poe will
represent the Comptroller, while his pre-
decessor, EX Governor Whyte, will con
duct Mr.. WALES side of the case, and
endeavor TO get for that gentleman one
of the largest commissions on record
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-02-12

81 the solicitation 10 number OF citi
kens. aud also Al the suggestion of Gov
ernOr Grown. Mr. Brsshears OF the Anne
Arundel delegation has introduced bill
for the laying of a coaer-te pavement
around state circle BY the State. All OF
the State buildings are within this circle,
and the expense Of grading and paving
this portion Of the city's limits have
heretofore been done bY the city. an
oTsrous and very unjust tax upon the
citizens Of Annapolis-not a dollar TO
wards The expenses having ben con
tributed by the State This is not a new
question. the same thing has been moo.
ted at former Legislatures. but il APP
pears there has been no one willing 10
father the measure, bat that Governor
Brown expects to reside here during his
term OF office. and as be Is a gentleman
% progress and improvement. and has
suggested tha' such thing ought To be
done by the srate -that il Is TO the
States interest TO improve It's capitol,
and make il as attractive and inviting to
strangers as possible, Mr.. Brashears
has introduced = bill 20 carry out the
measure which we trust will receive the
support from the other members Of the
Legislature IL deserves
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-02-12
Naval Orders

The following naval orders have been
issued by The Navy Department since
our hst issue
Assistant Surgeon Joseph A. Guthrie
bias been ordered 10 duty az the naval
station Port Royal, $, G.
Assistant Surgeon l.. l.. Young has
been detached from duty at the naval
station Port Royal. s. c., and ordered
10 the receiving ship Independence.
EN Senator Conger and Lieut., Shoe
maker representing many officers of
he revenue marine service, made argu-
ueuts before Acting Secretery Spauld
ng Yesterday in favor of Senator Gray's
btu for The transfer of the revenue ma
rgcscwicc TO the Navy Department.
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A Inter Train.
DAyIpsoNyILLE, MD, BEE. l.

DAvIDsoNvILLE, MD, FEB. II, 1891.
MEssRs WIN. ABBOTT & Sous,
DEAR SIRs In the columns of the
EVENING CAPITAL you every now and
then suggest some good thing for the
improvement of Annapolis or the coun-
ty surrounding. and some how or other
the city, or county fathers quickly see
your superior wisdom and make the
needed improvement. Only recently you
said there should be more light on Capt.
tai hill, and now the lights are there aud
the darkness is dispelled.
In yesterdays issue you suggested the
need of later train out of Annapolis
than there now is on either of the roads
running from the city. This is step
in the right direction and will be TO the
good OF Annapolis as wei as of the
county round about. Six months ago
there was change made in the mail
route from Sudley TO Annapolis, mainly
for the purpose of having the mail from
this section reach Baltimore in the ey.
ening of the day it left here. This was
the result when 6 F. NJ, train left An
napolis last summer. Shortly after the
change the train was withdrawn and
now that mail is held over in Annapolis
tue next MOInlng anu tbIcS udNS Musl
elapse before we can receive any reply
to a letter, however important.
Ii is hoped that the proper authorities
will take heed and give merchants ano
the public generally, the benefit of mails
in this moving age.
If the train would leave via the A.
w. 6 B. railroad il could take on mai
at Davidsonville from one large section
of Anne Arundel. while mail from tn,
lower part of the first and the eighth
districts could be taken on at Annapo
lis. IMPROVEMENT.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-02-12
Buy Your Stamps at the pos,omce

We take it for granted that nine out
of ten persons do not think for one mo-
ment that in calling for postage stamp.
(outside of the postoflice, they are tres
passing upon the time of the person call
ed upon to render the service This ser
vice is so simple in itself that ii is a nui-
sance which the common sense of our
readers ought 10 abate, will strike many
as strange. But, if we stop for moment
to consider that demands of this kind
are not confined to a single individual
but many, and often includes fifty or
more calls day, it will readily be seen
that il is no small tax on the time of the
party called upon The victims of this
pernicious habit are usually merchants
and among the particular victims are the
druggists. Why the latter are especial
ly favored in this direction, we do not
know. unless upon the mistaken suppo-
sition that they are general agents for
the Government and paid for perform
ing this special service. It is true that
in some of the large cities postal stations
are established generally st drug stores
for the sale of stamps, etc but in these
cases the parties are paid by the Govern
ment. In the smaller towns, however, a
merchant receives no remuneration for
this accommodation, but in some cases
the continuous demand upon his time is
serious drawback in the conduct of his
business.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-02-12
Endorsing j. Wirt Randall.

There was large and enthusiastic
meeting at East street hall last night of
the Republican Club of Annapolis who
were assembled TO indorse Hon. j. Writ
Randall as a delegate to the Republican
National Convention. The large hall
was crowded to OVERLOOKING, many white
republicans being present. John ii.
Goodrich the president. called the meet
ing to order, and speeches favoring Mr..
Randall were made by Messrs. Goodrich,
Thomas Bryan, VIM r. Taylor, and Jno.
Harris, who have taken an active part
In the club.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-02-12
GuARANrEED CURE

We authorize our advertised druggist
to sell DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. upon
this condition. If you are afflicted with
Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat or
Chest trouble, and viii use this remedy
as directed, giving it fair trial, ard ex-
perience no benefit, you may return the
bottle and have your money refunded
We could not make this offer did we not
know that DIR. Kings New Discovery
could be relied on II never disappoinis
Trial bottles free at the City Drug Store
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-02-12
A Pleasant Tea

Lasteyoning Mrs Robert Bowie enter
hued her many friends with a tea at
agT house on Prince George street, and
among those present were Miss Tuck,
W. aud Mrs b. N. Wright, Mrs and
!ae Misses Walton, Mrs. Cushman, MIS-.
ho3h, MIS-. VIM, T lglehart, Mrs, l.. ID.
gassaway, Mrs. LeC0mpte, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank siockett, the Misses Stockett.
Ms. A. o lglehart. Mr.. lglehsrt, Miss
lockwood Miss sturdy and many 9th,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-02-12
A LEADER.

Since its first introduction, Electric
Bitters has gained rapidly in proper
among pure medicinal tonics and altera-
tives-containing nothing which permits
its use as beverage or intoxicant, 1t is
recognized as the best and purest medi-
cine for all ailments Of Stomach, Liver
or Kidneys Il will cure Sick Headache
Indigestion, Constipation, and drive Ma
guaranteed with each bottle or the
money viii be refunded. Price only sc
cents per bottle. Sold by Feldmeyer.
Bros :, City Drug Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-02-12

Mr.. III. Schaefer. the photographer has
entered into an arrangement with the
following well known merchants where
by every purchaser of goods at their
store, will receive five per cent. in cou.
pons as that amount in cash at his stu
dio in payment of photos or crayons:
c. Boessel, jeweler; l.. Clayton, 81 Co.,
grocers; Feldmeyer Bros, drugs, patent
medicines and fancy articles; VIM. Nc
Nasty, general housefurnishing goods;
II f. Basil, butcher, city Market House;
G. A. Brady, boots and shoes, 8 West
street, G. G. Weeden, furniture, corner
Main and Green streets