Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-12-03
CAPITAL JOTTINGs
Picked Up Here and There by Our Ubiqui-
tous Reporters


Picked Up Here and There by Our Ubiqui-
tous Reporters
Fish are scarce and high.
The Court of Appeals met today.
The proud bird has strutted its last
strut.
The wind blew a gale for a while
last night.
The most trying loop-hole for the
law is the moose.
Mr.. Quay feels that he would rather
be wrong than be President.
For good Photographs go to BUFF
HAMS, As Maryland Avenue.
The man able to write his own name
has made his mark in the world.
The County Commissioners and Or
phans Court were in session today.
The fall crop of rumors was the
greatest ever known in this section.
Now is the time to secure a place
in the CAPITAL for Christmas lads"
-"The turkey that gobbles last COB
bles best, " remarked surviving bird.
DEVELOPING and Printing, for Anna
tuers. BUFFHAM, As Maryland Ave.
The State House is eagerly watched
by the patient and hungry ofiice-seekers.
When man sees he is being driven
to despair, he ought to get out and walk.
knowledge is power, unless it is in
the case of a man who knows he is whip
ped.
The Master boom for Gibson s seat
seems to be afflicted with locomotor
ataxia.
The gluttonous chestnut worm is
making himself snug in the Christmas
chestnut.
ca Developing and Printing for ANA
tuers. BUFEHAM, As Maryland Ave.
If you have printing you want done
neatly and quickly bring it to the CAPI-
TAI office.
The Executive Mansion is being put
in order for the reception of the new
Governor.
All of the seats in the House and
Senate have been selected with one or
two exceptions.
The world owes you living, but it
will never pay unless you hustle around
and get it yourself.
1t begins to look as if President
Harrison would have to stick to his lit
tie old $S5,000 year.
Pictures framed to order at BUFF
HAMS, As Maryland Avenue.
Mrs. Thompson, the well-known
market woman, is quite sick at her
home on Market Space.
The man who was created a little
lower than the angels has been getting
little lower ever since.
Receipts of $4,000 at single foot
ball game attest the practical value of
modern educational endeavor.
For cold weather BOYS Refers and
Cape OUer Goats, special value at l..
III. REHN's.
"A man going through life without
making an enemy is like needle going
through piece of cloth without thread.
The schooner Julia, Captain John
GLADDEN., arrived from Havre de Grace,
with $50 tons of coal, consigned to Jos.
5. NJ. Basil.
Pictures Framed to order at BUFF
HAMS, As Maryland Avenue.
"A connoisseur's s recipe for coffee is
that it should be as tblack as night, as
hot as Hades, as strong as death and as
sweet as love. y
We are taught by experience stern
That the girl that doth manage to catch
A husband with money to burn,
Is likely to make good match.
Developing and Printing for ANA
tuers. BUFFHAM, As Maryland Ave.
"A Chicago man is credited with
choosing the poorest umbrella in the
rack. The statement becomes plausi-
ble when 1t is explained that all the
others were chained.
1t is said in the event of w. +.
Petherbridge being appointed tobacco
Inspector. it is thought that Henry M.
Murray, candidate for county commits
siener on the prohibition ticket, will be
appointed county commissioner, should
Petherbridge be seated.
The regular monthly meeting of
the w. Z. +. u will be held in the Y (.
NJ. G. A. Hall tomorrow afternoon at
4 O'Clock.
Mr. John Kaiss, aged eighty years,
died yesterday at his home, on the An
napolis road, near Westport.
In Baltimore during November g.
S44 arrests were made, including 2S1
on election day.
Mr.. Geo. Bennett, of Baltimore,
and Mr.. W. S. Taylor, of Annapolis,
the adjusters for the German Fire In
surance Co.. haveawarded $3.50 damages
to Mr.. Gottleib Feldmeyer on the de-
struction by fire Of house.
"A number of persons were about the
Court House to-day, brought here no
doubt by the contested election cases.
The Sherlff's Office is piled up with
unused ballots Of the late election.
Charles Spencer. colored, was
brought here last night from Baltimore
by Sheriff Fowler, and committed to Jail,
for the larceny of a valuable horse be-
longing to j. T. Flood, of Brooklyn,
"A. A. Co.
Don't forget the Oyster Supper
given BY the American Guards, on
Wednesday, Thursday & Friday of this
week.
Come to the Oyster Supper, on
Wednesday, Thursday & Friday Of this
week given by the American Guards.