Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-10-04
OCTOBER 4.
THE SUN AND MOON
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CAPITAL JoTTINGs
Picked Up Here and There by Oar Ubiqsi
tOus Reporters

Picked Up Here and There by Oar Ubiqai-
tOus Reporters
This is delightful weather.
The moonlight nights are a poem.
The election is less than five weeks
off.
The second month of r and the oys.
ter.
-Centenarians are becoming com
mon.
Farmers are engaged in cutting
corn.
The fly will soon leave us for parts
unknown.
The farmers are making good use of
this weather.
The oyster supper is slow in max
ing its bow.
Large drum fish in plenty are hook
ed at Ocean City.
The dredgers and tongers are. at
work in the Bay.
"A costly drouth is prevailing
throughout Europe.
Equestrian sport is popular with
our young people.
September bade usa warm goodbye,
but she had cold feet.
Every one nowadays hasa fur, os-
trich or marabOut boa.
Senator German will make speech
IN Frederick October Is.
Apples are plentiful, and cider will
he in abundance this winter.
The coal man is on top, the ice man
is 1T the bottom. such is life.
Major Robert Riddell Brown has
resigned from the Fifth Regiment.
Attendance at Sunday schools pick
ing up-Christmas treat in view.
"A peculiar fish was in market this
morning that no one could tell what ii
WAS.
"A Boston physician refused to at
tend scalded child because it was a
Jew.
Cadet Castleman has been selected
captain of tue Naval Academy football
team.
Communion service will be held at
the Presbyterian Church next Sunday
Oct. 6.
The Baltimore morgue is full, If
any more bodies arrive they cannot be
Accommodated
Mr.. Thos. Dove has finished grad
ing the ground at the "Y" for the stan
dard Oil Company.
Successful entertainment of the
Christian EndeavOr Society last night
at the Presbyterian church.
"A Western clergyman postponed =
baptising so that he and five converts
might attend a baseball game.
Jackets are very similar to those Of
hast season. Full ripple backs, very
short, with straight or fitted fronts.
The fruit boat, "Mary l.. Bigsby, -
from Baltimore, arrived here this mOril-
lug with fine variety of fruit aboard.
{ 1T has been determined to consoli-
date the four public schools for white
children in Ellicott City into one high
school.
Western Railroads will charge here
after twenty-five cents extra transpor-
tation for bicycles, tricycles and baby
carriages.
-Hagerstown is making elaborate
preparations for the Christian Endeayor
Convention which meets there the last
of this month.
"A northeast storm is predicted along
the coast for tonight or tomorrow, and
precautionary signals are upon the pole
at the City Dock.
The fish market had good supply
of fish this morning. Trout and rock
were in abundance, the finest that VIC
have seen this season.
Miss Minnie Brotzman, who passed
very creditable examination ut the
Peabody Conservatory of Music, is now
enrolled as a regular pupil of that insti-
tuition.
An oyster supper will be given 10y
the Ladies Aid Society of the German
Lutheran Church, at the Assembly
Rooms on Thursday and Friday, Octo-
Ter 3lst and November lst.
A Hurst Democratic Club has been
formed at Friendship, in the Eighth dis
trict, with John +. Hutchins. president,
+. l.. Griffith, secretary, &. T.. Leitch,
treasurer, and about forty members.
William r. Brewer, who was nomi-
mated clerk of the Circuit Court, No. 2,
OF Baltimore city, by the Democratic
convention, is a former Annapolitan
and sou of the late DR.. William Brew
er, of this city.
1t is practically impossible in Eng
land to get an appointment as public
school master unless man has univer-
sity degree, which that means he has pro-
longed his education to the age Of TWEEN
ty two or twenty-three years.
"A good drink for persons troubled
with prickly heat il made by pouring 8
pint Of boiling water on two teaspoon.
fuls of cream tarter and adding sugar
to suit the taste. If this agrees with
the system drink frequently Of it.
The Maryland oyster industry EN-
ploys IA, 500 persons in factories and q,
900 work on the oyster boats. There
are 5000 boats employed in the industry
and this only includes vessels whose reg
lister exceeds four tons. There aTl
probably twice that number Of smaller
craft.
Hardware, Tinware, Carpenter
Tools, Gasoline and Oil. Hay, Feed
Grain, &c, for sale by JOHN H. RAW
LIEos, West st., opp. A.. w. q B. Depo