Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-12-14
CAPITAL JOTTINGs
Picked Up Here and There by Our Ubiqni-
tous Reporters

AFAEl J. AZ JO ltNO0
Picked Up Here and There by Our Ubiqni-
tous Reporters
Merchants busy today.
Skating on ponds and coves.
T-Another frosty morning this.
Large number of county wagons in
town today.
The ice king has deposed the ice
man.
Three can keep a secret when two
Of them are dead.
"A Presidential pool room has just
been opened in the National Capitol.
1t will be slim diet for our police
men when they are restricted to enc
beat.
Pictures Framed to order at BUFF
HAMS, 4S Maryland Avenue.
Lady's Wrappers at L. II. .Rehn's for
$I.00.
Turkeys took dlop In market this
morning aud retaiIed from II to l5cts.
Several large p0rkers were displayed
in market this morning.
There was large quantity of pOul-
try in the market today.
Boys Overcoats at L. II. Rehn's for
$500 and up.
Pictures Framed to order ut BUFF
HAMS, As Maryland Avenue.
-Dredgers are now arriving in our
city from the rivers below on their way
to Baltimore.
The Lowndss Republican Club will
hold special meeting at their rooms
on Monday night.
There was no meeting of the Elec-
tiOn Commission today. The recount
will begin again on Monday.
Special meeting of the members of
independent Fire Company is requested
tonight at 8 p. M, at the Engine House.
BY order +. f. PORTER, President.
--Alphonsa Parker, of Tre1 ton, N.
j., daughter of Walter Parker, of An
napolis, and Lawyer Fletcher, of Mar
shall, Va, were married on December
18th.
Mems Pants at J.. II. Rehn's for
$l.50 and up.
Mince Meat, New Currants, Raisins,
Prunes, Dates and Figs, at
r. r.. MAGRUDER IL Co.
100 visiting cards with your copper
plate engraved and printed for Sl.5O.
BOSS" Wellington has engaged the
large reading room, formerly the billiard
room, on first floor front, in Maryland
Hotel for his headquarters, upon the
assembling of the Legislature.
Prof. Geo. Ed. Smith, of Frederick,
well-known in Annapolis, fell on an
icy pavement in Frederick and dislO-
Gated his ankle.
Judge Revell has set aside tax sales
made by the late Treasurer Frank w.
Owens of the property of Thomas Chase,
bought by the county commissioners,
and that of Mary Bailey, bought by Hi
ram Cummings.
100 visiting cards printed from beau
tiful script-type- equal to engraving
for $l.00.
Pictures Framed to order at BUFF
HAMS, AS Maryland Avenue.
L. III. Rehn, is offering great induce
ments to Christmas buyers in fancy
goods and notions.
Now that boomers are in it's truer
than ever that "the clothes don't make
the man.
In these later days the matrimonial
match seems to he found only III the
money box.
President Cleveland's s kennels must
he crowded. So many editors have CIV
On him pointers.
Large lot of our own mixing of Nuts,
9 pounds for 25cts. at
r.. Il. MAGRUDER 81 Co.
You can get 500 fine white envelopes
printed with your business card for $1.5O.
For good Photographs go to BUFF
HAMS, As Maryland Avenue.
-The largest wind mill in America
has just been started in Washington. 1t
is called 1.-The Congress-.
One Of the advantages of being
school teacher is that when you don't
know something you can ask the class.
For good Photographs go to BUFF
HAMS, As Maryland Avenue.
American Lady Corsets extremu
long waists and model form high lest,
10 be had only of L. III. REIN.
1t is now well known why yhysi-
clans do not prescribe for themselves
when sick. They can't charge them
selves for it.
Who viii get the magisterial plumsg
"A half dozen gentlemen can be seen on
the streets at any time during the day
who think that Squire would just
suit as prefix to their names.
For cold weather Boys Refers and
Cupe Orer Goats, special value at L.
III. REHN's.
A Young Lady will do shopping in
Baltimore, for a moderate commission.
Apply at the CAPITAL Office. DC
For good Photographs 60 to Burr
HAMS, As Maryland Avenue.
Catherine the Great of Russi4 Bas
very intemperate and constantly dread
ed lest her face should become red. She
rarely appeared in public after it did.
Make the little ones happy now,
their time will soon come to walk the
rough road of life. The hard times are
upon as, but perhaps We can still raise
little change You see children d0n't
know and they think old Santa Claus
must come If times are hard OF good
ard they are right, let ~ do the best We
can