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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-31
SUFFOLK LOCAL.

Mr.. Daniel ii. Hatton is recovering
from his recent illness, but Is yet
worry enervateG.
Mrs. Horace Phillips expects to
leave to day TO spend some time nt
Mountain Lake Park, Nd.
Tom Byrd. white. was yesterday as
sessed $50 in the Mayors Court for
being drunk and (isorderly.
Nothing was done III the Circuit Court
yesterday, though the adjournment has
not yet been ordered.
Maj. W. fl. Davidson, of the Snf
folk Military Academy, was yesterday
In Suffolk.
DAuGHrEEY IL ,EKELI- Mr. Edward
A. Daughtrey, al suffolk, was on Sun
day married to Miss Matte V. C.. unr-
rel III the county near Cypress Chapel.
The bride Is daughter of MIR. james
Ilnrreil. The ceremony was p.r.
formed by key. II. H. Butler. Mr..
and Mrs. Dau&htrey are now at home
on Holiday etreet, Suffolk.
STORE BCRGLARIlED. - Sometime
during Monday night, probably at au
early hour Yesterday morning, an un-
known burglar or burglars entered the
store OF MIR. Il. L. Cross, on Eust
Washington street extended, ind re
moved hum Der OIL articles of mer-
chnndise. The entrance wns effected
from the rear, thick piece OF iron
being used.
JoHH w. KAY ASSIGNS. A deed of
assignment WAS yesterday recorded IN
the County Clerks office from John
W. Kay to a. II. Baker, trustee. The
deed assigns all the stock of goods.
wares, and merchandiso in the STORE
house occupied by the said Kny in
Barrctts Neck, Nanscmond county,
together With all the fixtures, accounts
notes, debts, ana lands pissed by kny
to said Baker to no disposed of for the
best protection OF the creditors classes
OF which are named as follows:
First, those persona who haze eyecn.
tons III the hauds of the SberlIT for
collection; second, ono note of slGg
payable to tho Farmers Bank of Nan.
semonI, drawn by John w. Ksy and
endoi sed by ". NJ. Britain and i. II.
Atkinson; third. q. W. Fentress a Co,
OF Norfolk, $50. After the preferred
creditors are paid III the order of their
respective priorities. the remaining
funds In the hands of the trustee viii
be distributed among the remaining
creditors.
PROPOSED NEW INDUSTRY. 1t is DOS.
sibIe that Suffolk will soon have another
brick factory, which will manufacture
very high grade article, A represen.
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ATLANTIC CITY.

The Local Board OF lmprovem eut
mot yesterday evening at > O'Clock
with the following members present:
Chairman &. Brooks .Johuson md
Messrs. liitchings, Lewcllyn and
Nottingham Tho minutes OF the last
meeting were rend ami approved.
Several communications mud bids
relative to tire alnrms for the ward
were referred to the special commIttes
Tor the purpose.
The matter Of tho T,emborts Greek
bridge vas referred 10 MIR, Riddle 10
name plan.
The question of improving tho Nor
folk Street Railway, Line TO Iiamuer,'s
Point lying in Sixth Ward. Mir, John,
son said provided that the ward
furnish shells and lumber Tor euch
side within the two feet of the com
pany's track, all the work aud the
| balance OF the material TO DO ut the
| expense of said company
y petition from Capt. A. b. Iecato
was on motion referred to the School
Trustees.
No action for grading the strectg
/ was deemed proper before II meeting
OF the citizens should be held to dis
cuss tho matter.
The proposition rs to the suit on
streets. WAS referred to the Finance
| Committee.
a communication from Mrs. NJ. w,
tatherly with regard to nuisance.
was referred TO the Street Committee.
A petition from Mr.. Il. $. Joyues
asking permission to use certain dirt
for filling, was referred to the Street
Committee.
The Board ordered an electric light
at the corner Of Olney road and Moran
avenue.
Other matters of no special inter est
IN these columns received attention.
Properly approved bills were allowed
ana the Board adjourned.
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ELIZABETH CITY, N. Q.

ELIZABETH Cry. N. O., July 3d.
a lnrge audience filled tho opern house
Inst night during the entertainment
given by the children from the Oxford
Orphan Asylum. 1t is safe to shy that
all present felt more thnn douhly re
paid Tor the expenditure OF tho nd
mission fee by tho excellent musical
concert to which, they were trrnted.
he crew Of The ship j. ". Dresser,
wrecked on our coast last week, lait
mere yesterday afternoon for Norfolk,
Va.
The condition OF n part of Poin-
doNter street since the rain this morn
ing Is wretchcd, the pavement being
entirely submerged in water III some
places. thus making walking very d,iii
cult and unpleasant. AS The street is
one OF The most frequentod in the c,ty
the defect should DO remedled.
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BR AM BLETON.

The lawn party accredited to ST,
Peters +. h. Church yesterday morn
ing III these columns should have been
Park Avenue Baptist
MIR. JOHN w. Whitehurst and lady.
of Park avenue, returned home yestor
day from visit to their son in Bnlti.
more. Md.
Mrs. |. ". MILAN. accompanied by
Miss Mary New. Of james City, viii
liamsburg. the former of Richmond,
Va, Is on "A visit to Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w. Abernhihy, Reservoir avenue.
Mrs. w. Ii. Hcdrlck. of Edcntop, n.
u. who was visiting MIR. Ct. NJ. Bakers
family, Keservoir avenue, has returned
home.
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I'M BER KLEY.

MIR. Johnnie Farebce, of Camden
Courthouse, ID the guest of Mir.
Wnverly Berkeley.
Mrs. Cnpt. Taylor, who has been
very Ill at her homo on Maple avenue,
is improving.
Miss Martha Berkley, who has just
recovered from her severe Illness at
The home OF her parents on Chestnut
street, VIII leave to day i'll company
with her mother aud two sisters for
Rock Bridge Alum Springs. where
they will spend the summer for their
hellth.
Mrs. William Shark will leave to day
to visit her nephew, Mr. Geo. w.
Glenn, IN accomack county.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends 10 personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
The needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health OF the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs
Is excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant TO the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; ciicctually cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
it has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
ncys, Liver and Bowels without weak
cning them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but il is man
ufacturcd by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup OF Figs,
and being we'll informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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The ViTginians Daily Hints
HOUSE-kEEPERSI
Bill Of Fare
--FoE
TO : MORROW
sHUIs>DAY. AUGUST I.t.
ITHUN>DAY. AUGUST I,,.


GREAkFNS ST. rcich,s Graham Mr.h
Sh plei Reef Fr.ech Iot,i. Maple >yrup
eat and hucr {, n,e 'f
oiNl NJ Err slowed Veal. Washed Potato.
Shn'in3r .ua>h. Lettuce ,ucnmL.r. WLi -,
aud rohun Bread. bllckerrric JumJles.
SoEioCR: fnnk d Il Rel. White
Bread Sliced III cappc. take lea.
FRENCH TOAST.
m "o vel cA'eu Egg; nii halls n cup sweet milk
Dip stale slices OF white hr,s hrnwn i'm hut,.r
Serve hot wi II mLpIr syruu
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-31

MAcoS, Ga. i have found Simmons
Liver Regulator the best family medi
cine. ! have used 1t in indigestion and
biliousness and found it to relieve i'm &.
medIateiy. After eating henrty SUP
per, II on going 10 bed | tako II dose of
1t never feel any bad effects of the
supper. @. Sparkle. ex Mayor.
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P|0N0S, OTgQnS. Pictures Q| Absolute Cost

tative OF Chisholm. Boyd, white Il Co..
of Chicago, has been prospecting in
this vicinity with the named end in
view and now has option on farm
from which to pressure clay. The hie Ii
price charged for tho farm may do,or
his uurclnse
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is FEMININE!

Black, tan, cream light blue white and pink
otockngs-La aides sizes only these lace or open
work ankle and instcp and very fine quality are
mere, CSC par That they Stockings that
sell everywhere for SOC who sees them will
doubt II he reason sell them for half that is
mat they are Summer Stockings the importer
having as dozen only closed them to us at
just hall the price OF a month ago
Mosquito Bars Q yards around 90 inches
VIDE made on patent hand wood canopy and ready
10 hang, SI.25. Carefully that these are the
size and quality sold in the city at S5o
One half bcachcd Turkish Bath Towels
size IoX54 inches and good, heavy quality, &C each
Mems Shirts, Pure Linen, pleated BOSOM open
front and back good muslin. Shirts fit for the
finest trade soc each
Mems Undcrshrts. There is bargain going
here in these, CSC.
Ladies Mitts, black, pure silk, none larger than
required by lady wearing 81 kid oc, and bar
gain.
WATT, RETTEVY 81 CLAY
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-31

IA a nd oh l,,.1.
oaines ana heeier.
she NntionnI ,,,.rn. s:,uo.
At philadeIpbia-
- - :,
Philadelphia .o4o oouOGo-io - ;
BrooAiyn .......O o 0OO0l O. III 6
Batteries: TsyIor and Claimants.
Lucid ani Grim.
AT pittsbnrc
m y
rittsburg 100000 0sOoox- .
Chicago. O1OOluU- : 2
Batteries: Foreman aud Merritt.
Hutchinson and Eiitridro
At Washington
nv J.
Washington. III 900 O0ls- 4
New lork. .......3 . 2ol IH-l7 D 0
Batteries: Boyd, Mulinrkey. Coopan
ana Mcclure; Rusie. Farrell and WI.
son.
AtJon;svi,lo
Louisville 2o0, ,n T. T.
ST. Louis ..OlO 90 o . -
Batteries: Inks Mc(;re,orv Va,
ner aud Zahner: Stalcy. E,ss,nusr and
Miller. ""
At Boston-Boston. baltimore oame
postuopsI RAN ''"'''i'oie game
votes ana Comments o. the Game.
1t will be McPartlin or Herr, against
hallman, Leach or Moynihan this
afternoon.
The Gale cup which goes ia ports.
mouth, Is on exhibition IN MIR, l., Ii.
Gales show window.
Both Boyd aud Mullarkey vera
batted out of the box by the New York
team Yesterday ut Washington.
lin Nevins. OF last seasons Roanoke
team, Is making good reputation by
his clever pitching for the AtIontic
CITY club.
johnny Foreman, of the Piitsburps.
was put III against Hutchinson, of the
CnicagUs, yesterday and that baovy
hitting aggregation only got eight hits
OIL the Kid. Pittsburg Hop-3 to y
Weeks was taken out of the game
yesterday after the fourth innino
Foster was substituted, who ONLY nj.
lowed the visitors four hits. Eight
was the number secured off Weeks
Inn Moynihan, South paw"
twlrIer from the Springfield CIub of
the Eastern League, reported to Man
aSer brady OF the Portsmouth tenn
yesterday. McPartlin says he is a
good man.
Louisville got twenty hits Yesterday
on Sta!ey aud kissinger. Staley was
Knocked out III the fifth after eight
RUS were made III that iuning. kis.
singer followed him aud the "Colouel,"
piled up seven more runs.
Alcdnnn was 1T the bat five times
Yesterday, and got four hits. three
singles aud double. He was followed
closely by OHagan with three hits
In iact, these two players made seven
oi the ten hits made by the home team.
Thornton, Geier and Cote having one
ench 10 their credit.
HE v lkdlNiAN said few days ago
that Herr aud Coliillower had been
gwen notices of release. 1t derived It's
Information from the players them
selves; since then 1t has gained fur
ther knowledge about the matter and
true, nil reports to Tho 10 Say Say .hat 1t Is
M, '"e coptFary not
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-31
silver Pintrd ,Nnr,.

Handsome limo of silver plated ware,
Ice tubs, water sets, ten sets, etc., at
Brown X VOLTS. No. IL Bank street.
Constipation and sick headache positively
cured by Japanese Live Pellets. purely
vegetable, small and mild Fifty doses, rs
cents For sale by ". Il. Martin,
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sor Sale heap, Two Second-Hnnd
Sntps.

one medium sized, single door, fire
PROOF sale aud one folding door safe.
Doth good as new. Combination locks.
CASH or time. Address 30, Office
flEGINIAN. 10Y ~
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lNE OR TWO ; NGLE GENTLEMEN can OF.
Ia II hoard aud l0d.iu. Tor SO nor month Lv
addressing GARD, Nirsuiam Ollie uSi-if
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coon 70 l.END at i per nj: on city real cs.a G.
GIi ling. Yr:Itf'
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pAk INEk WANTED TO ESTABLISH ELEC-
J TRlCAL INDUS ,turo,itb ntarIical
ticCtric1 "uliccr (;iadUa,a OF one ul the !cadiu.
ihi.er.itic>' a. present rUI erlutcudeni ui arv.
Noik, Ia ihe - |. having suUr CHplal. dtSiit, 10
$50 Ia" i'm. ci win man commanding ,au "a.
fusih'tS ability ana .oCisl 81 nItus viii !. va. To
- Nc III Nnll"IE. tor the y Ip,sc Of c,'nlIi. II ny
amt uvveleliu Inc ceatJi'r itd,, ~ IN \, ,vt =.
1orhs lr.nieu,c-, detail, ut informal. ON. e Co.
So. vi! Ice i'iutsh lN ouIrc-pona'G. W.T. T.
- V"iS OF hB hI"i otH'e E.j-ty ,irsJ
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Twins Twin City Express
VT IRWIN 6 co. pROpRIerOas.

CFFlCt-IUsl WATER 81. NORFOLK, Va
Ample facilities for hauling ANYTHING to
anc from any where in the :hree titles Tbea
phone No. L, Charges reasonable.
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/ HtNTS One ia each county. d" tas.. orders 10y
- s''"pe' sNsii! ranil ID, suts 81 sight .ood
sMttE sam les aui particular, cut ptoicr all
gtc!nt. Addrts. with stamp. =. o. lioX 10, New
Snik city.
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NaNIED-A white. M dbl, age oman 10 do
" II. ut % tevnrk mu't Isc on rrnIisc. A
S"n hpii' TO lig". pity. any Monday morn
~ o'iW''h j. AMI j u clock 10 Ilt l'HuS street.
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sl'ECiSL NOTICES.

( osF-'lwo C'nya Travelling Bays. one marked
\ - nS'r ana Tie o'hrr +. Gale let On
."rne>i 10 Mir. SAMUEL REILLY. of lie NorH-
auLton. it3I-2i.
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.0R The POOR ''cLAAS'
The Tables Reversed and the
Truckers" Were the Winners.
Weeks Put in to Pitch His Second
Consecutive Game, But Proved
Easy, Foster Substituted.
Brandt Pitched Great Ball.
a Heart Disease Finish.
THE VIRGINIA LEAGUE GAMES.
Portsmouth, 3; Norfolk, s.
Richmond, 4; Roanoke, 2.
Lynchburg, +; Petersburg, 5.
Whore tho Ciub. rlny To-day.

Portsmouth, in NorsOIk.
IsUnnunc ia Richmond.
Petersburg In f.ynchburg
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-31

Thornton and Vetter. Base on Balls
OH Weeks, 5; oil Foster, 2; Off Brandt.
q. Hit by Pitched Ball.-Fos,or :.
Struck Ont-By Foster. 4; by Weeks,
2; by Brandt, 7. Wild Pitches
Brandt, 3. Passed Balls Vetter, 2.
Stolen Bases Geisr. Oavelie, .; Thurs.
ton. 2; Mausan, Fuller, aud Hull.
Lett on Bases-Norfolk. Z; Ports.
mouth. Z. Double Plays-Oorcorau
Mo6nnn and Tate. Coroornu and Me
liann, MoGann and Tnte, Hall aud
manKan, Hallu,an and Thurston-Um.
pire--Mr. mclaughlin.
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EoARD rs Waited few gentlemen oarders
- NJ = cT"Gua stree Ter rra Qua ,Ir u ref
src ce' eN LA II. Niit>. WOODMOU~I. ,y..-l W.
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ROE ~ LE. So worth Of Stock in the Portsmouth
= Cotton Manufacturing 60 tor $50. Apply 10
80 lGlj
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Fol: RENT
FOX SAFE.

SAfE FOR SALE-Gopn s. cund-hAud F.rro!
- s'ic, NOT long used lnsi ic measurement 80 ny
VI inches. l. W Gamble ~ Co. JsLl Granny 81.
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" AN'E'I:SS.

COOP PAYING INVESTMENT for party with
Nirgiuiau. iugl.lw.
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EAN : make 50 daily Nsrvclous Invention.
~ tetatIs soc {. :tH q 'old ia q otsc. ~a,nrlr
CA lei FREE. toESli.s.A MAXIM, ,iu,i nnuii,U.
N ANTID-A Gnt-clas, ,o."r Il COOK settl,d; un.
WRISTBANDS marking. Apply 81 Church street
after IL III. t.S
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Richmond snacs Another srum the
Ntnzicinn..

Mn2iCinns.
by Southern Associated Pross.
RlcHMoSD, Va, July 30.-Richmond
won ngain from Rsauoks tins inter.
noon i'll beautifully played game, and
while no especially brilliant work was
done on other side; all of the meg
worked with vim. Tho game was II
pitchers battle. in which Innuehill
showed his superiority over Lloyd.
The score:
Il Ii l.
Richmond. .....2 u o lOOO-4 o
foano' .....l D 90 600 O. : 2
Bntteries: Tannehil and Foster
Lloyd and WEIGH
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1,ots sALh-fiitten hundred breed stations
u road mares, colts and illits win trade ior
rSal estate, lumber aud bricks. d. : JONES. ToN
Se5, Newport News, Va t,2i-,,i n
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The Poor earm-rs Again Ucfcaaed
BY Southern Aesoclntnl Prnss

LYNcHpunG, Va, July 30.-Lynch.
burg aud Petersburg PLAYED q great
game OF ball tot day. Both pitoners
were on their mettle, and the fielding
was sharp aud spirited. Smiths lucky
two bngger III the ninth inning brought
III the winning run for Lynchburg, 1t
was nob0dys game until tho lust man
was out. Score:
II Ii L
l.ynchhurg.... 0O021 02Ol-G 2
fetcrsburs ... 90 40 , . =
Batteries: Nlckenna and Schabel;
James and Keefer.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-12-20

" feel rs liza thousand pounds had
been lifted from my shoulders. If | had
gone to state prison, it would have kill
ed me, am no saint, but think that
l shall try to lead better life here
after, was what Walter Langerman of
New York said when he was saved rs by
fire from a sentence of Is years in the
penitentiary. His immoral reputation
had as much To do as anything else in
causing the terrible charge against him
TO be believed II the ordeal shall make
a decent man Of him, even he ought not
60 regret it.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-12-20

The great question now agitating
every mind is that of selecting gifts,
which shall be at once beautiful, APP
propriate and lust what was wanted.
- amazingly has tins custom of gift
giving grown, that where a few years
ago was measured by family ties and
the scope of ones own tireside, it is now
universal general exchange. Surely it
appears we would ''do good to all men, 7"
for added 10 relationship we see friend
ship, even acQuaiutanceship coming in
line.
To select, deliver and acknowledge 90
many gifts is indeed weighty task. In
our zeal to keep up with friebds in more
fortunate circumstances, we often Grip
pie our finances by giving costly gifts
to those who did not need them and
sometimes. let it he whispered, did not
appreciate them. In this, as in every
other matter, let us call up our common
sense To save us from such frailties,
otherwise the beautiful sentiment Of
gift giving Will be injured by a spirit of
pride and rivalry in bestowing gifts. The
great festival Of Christmas must not be
married by misgiving caused 10y reck-
less. extravagant buying. "Let every
man do according as he is disposed in his
heart, " and we should see to it. that the
heart is cleansed from false pride and
sllishness in giving, by the beautiful
attribute, moderation.
u hen acquaintanceship is close EN-.
ough to warrant the exchange of gifts,
surely its intimacy should give us an
insight into the needs and desires of our
friends. A commendable and elpful
plan for making happy selections is to
have a list Of those to be remembered,
then by taciful observance and skillful
exertion of curiosity, CLEAN your ideas.
The far-sighted buy as many Christmas
presents In May as December, with the
aid OF the suggested list. 1t is mis-
take to leave an the buying of gifts till
the last hour Hurried and .indiscrimi-
nate buying is unsatisfactory, yet the
tempting array of beautiful things is
hard 20 withstand and We are all apt to
fall-buying the wrong thing because it
was 50 appealing to our own taste.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-12-20

In the discussion as to whether there
should be a long or a short presidential
campaign, perhaps a pointer may he
found in the classes Of persons that he.
spectively desire each. Business men
universally want short campaign, pol
ificians long one.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-12-20

The value of the Philadelphia tenn
permanent reveals itself in such time of
street car strikes rs this. All the rest
of the world knows that the lines are
tied up, but scores of thousands Of pas
sengers spent the entire night upon the
ears, under the impression that they
were simply moving to their destination
trifle slower than usual.-Ex.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-12-20

Whe = did get this dreadful cough2
No matter: the great question is: How
shall pet rid of itg Use PIN cola
BAISAM. a soothing combination of
the remedies nature has put in the pine
and other balsamic trees. 1t cures the
Inflammation and tickling in the throat
and If taken in time viii prevent the
spread Of the disease TO the lungs
Ely's PineOla Balsam is strongly recon-
mended in cases Of asthma Twenty
five cents is the price Tel the neigh
hors about II.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-12-20

AMONGST the latest finds in the cata-
combs Of Egypt were fiue toothed comts
Of excellent workmanship aud preser-
walton. Antiquarlans regard this as
strong confirmation Of the Biblical nc
count Of the third plague.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-12-20

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken: it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste. and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clcanses the sys-
TEN effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in so
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
SAE FRANCISCO. car.
LOUISVILLE. ~. NEW Y0RK, M
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-12-20

ALL Of the members of the Dorches-
ter delegation TO Annapolis, including
Sen. Johnson in response to Inquiries
made by the Baltimore American have
expressed themselves as strongly OPP
posed TO the repeal of the Eastern Shore
law. The republican delegates think
such \ repeal would greatly iniure their
party In this section.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-12-20

ENGLAND is at last aroused to the be-
lief that America means business when
the MunrOe Doctrine is in question.
President Cleyelands message sayagely
twisted the British lion ) tail.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-12-20

THAT duck hunt appears to have been
something Of a success Perhaps, If
Speaker Reed would spend few days
down on the North Carolina coast lie
might be able to name the House COM
mitfees
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-12-20

ScHAAF sToCKETT is spoken of for
state Librarian. Schaaf would fiji the
bill, likewise receipt it cbeerfullY on pay
dav. No doubt Washington NewS.