Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-09-17

Picked Up Here aud There by Our Ubiqu
tOus Reporters

Picked Up Here and There by Our Ubiqui-
tous Reporters
Warmer weather.
-Cornet Band practiced last night.
Have you been to See I.alla ROokh?
The ice man is not on his vacation
yet
The straw hat will soon be off for
the winter.
Peaches are OH the wane, and prices
rule high.
Soon the buckwheat cakes will he
on the bill of fare.
Wall paper Sets. per roll at r. e.
STRANGE Il Son.
Go to the politician meeting and
hoom the next governor.
Advertise in the CAPITAL and
watch your business grow.
Mr.. Hurst will deliver his salutatiOn
address tonight. Don't fail to hear
him.
When stopping your subscription to
your paper see that you are not In ar
reaIs.
w. III. Vansant is acting assistant
supervisor of election vice II. B. Taylor,
resigned.
The Sunday Herald was great
paper, and eagerly sought for by Anna
politans.
"A number of Annapolitans left
here today for the tournament at st.
Margaretts.
The cold wave was met by brass
band and given hearty welcome. Send
us another.
We are glad that the cool spell gave
us n chance to spit ON our hands and
take Lold again.
Public schools opened yesterday
with large attendance. Male depart
ment over crowded
- Rooms papered from S4.00 piece
upwards, satisfaction guaranteed r.. 4.
STRANGE ~ Son.
IF your name is not on the registra-
tion books have it put there at once.
Only one day moro.
Ice is reported in New York, snow
in Pennsylvania and frosts in Maryland,
Sunday last.
-Eyerytime stray bone is found in
cellar it is eharged up to the villanous
account of Holmes.
Whenever you get tired Of a paper,
snuff out your part of it and 90 to bed.
The other jets will burn.
The county commissioners were in
session today and transacted'Oniy routine
business of the Board.
AL roads lead to Mecca today.
Every train has brought crowds to the
political meeting tonight.
Come and examine our stock of
wall paper, it is pleasure to show our
goods II. +. STRANGE Il SoN.
1t takes some money to run daily
paper, so we hope our readers will be
prompt in paying in for it each week.
Baby Cleveland will push the elec-
tric button at Gray Gables that will set
in motion the machinery at the Atlanta
Exposition.
Eight hundred tOnging licenses have
been issued to Anne Arundel oystermen,
and increase of 200 compared with this
time last year.
Thirty fourth class pOstmasters
were appointed yesterday, of whom
twenty-f0nr were to fill vacancies caus-
ed by deaths or designations.
Heavy frosts are reported through
out New York. Pennsylvania and
New Jersey. West Philadelphia even
went 50 far as to have light snow.
States Attorney CAN'T Cent, was
at the Court House short while today,
for the first time since he injured his
leg at Atlantic City some weeks ago.
Saturday night was . gala occasion
at the Herald Office Baltim ore, and the
"Temple Of Truth" was one mass Of
beauty and chivairy. Long live the
Herald.
"A good many things can be found
out about human nature by charging
ten cents admission. The only way to
some peoples heart is through their
p0eket-bOOk.
Mrs. II. Schaefer received today
through Mr.. Shaw, treasurer Of DeKalb
C0nclaye No. 257 1. o. H., one thOus-
and dollars, the amount Of insurance on
her late husbands life.
Now that fall cleaning has COM
menced, is the time to get your rooms
papered by r. 4. STRANGE & SON.