Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-11-01
CAPITAL JoTTINGs
picked Up Here and There by Our Ubiqui-
t0us Reporters

All Saints Day.
Goodbye October.
Tuesday is legal holiday.
The turkey is fattening up.
October was an ideal month.
Say you saw 1t in the CAPITAL.
- Big parade in Baltimore tonight.
These are days of hog and huminy.
Thanksgiving Day VIII soon be
here.
Even a dull girl can cut on the
street.
There was no objection to the rain
yesterday.
The chestnut crop is about over for
the season.
Advertise in the EVENING CAPI-
TAI, it pays.
Holiness is his own lawyer and has
a fool for client.
Every so voters out of 500 in New
York fall To register.
There is good deal OF kicking over
the new foot iall rules.
Nomination sometimes seeks the
man and not the Office.
The odor and sauer kr0ut is popu-
lar these days and times.
Don't forget the Oyster Supper to-
night at the Assembly Rooms.
How those Democratic roosters
will crow next Wednesday.
That cold wave is on its way and
will reach us November ..
The foot hall hero comes not con-
quering, but on a stretcher
This seems to be a jocular campaign,
lots of fun in il for both parties
These are the days when the ''sere
and yellow leaf" are IN abundance.
The pink shirt-waist has joined the
straw hat in the rag-hag OF oblivion.
Above cumberland the Potomac
river eau lie run through a stovepipe.
Guns may bang away today. The
duck and partridge season has opened.
Oyster Supper Tonight at the As
Ladies Aid Society.
-Twenty-four duels between news
paper editors i'll Madrid are impending.
The price of refined sugar dropped
one eighth of a cent a pound last FRI
day.
1t is great pity to see so many peo-
pie without any children TO educate
them.
Society permits us to play with fire
il only we do not let her see our burnt
fingers.
-Nutting parties are in vogue among
youths aud lasses these fine autumn az
ternuOns.
1T is predicted that pork will sell at
from 81 To So per hundred, dressed, tins
fall and winter.
= The crop of 81 told you so'' is ex-
pected to be the largest ever galnered
after the election.
Some men are born great, some
achieve greatness, and others have the
bic head thrust upon them.
Remember the Oyster Supper in the
Assembly Rooms tonight, given by the
German Ladies Aid Society. The City
Cornet Band will furnish music.
The girl who in close confident Of
her father makes, IN nine cases out or
ten, the best kind Of wife.
If you want fine Chocolate BOnbons,
90 to SMITH s and ask for Henry .ADeil-
lards make. The finest on the market.
Political fences strengthened in one
county may he weakened equally or
more by reaction in another.
One thousand and eleven oyster
tonglng liceRsts and eleven ducklng
licenses have been issued here to date.
There will be a game of foot hall to-
morrow at 10 A. NJ. between the Fresh
man aud Pieps. OF st. John S College
The mallard duck has made its APP
pearance on tue Potomac river. Wlld
geese have been seen flying southwark.
'.Ah, no: / donot ooubt your love-
Her voice with fOndness thrills
II Know that you would die for me:
But would you pay nv billsg"
"A good many people occupy seals
on the political fence that are waiting
to Jump down on the side that's going
to win.
Fare on the Short Line seventy-hye
cents roundtrip today. The Democratic
parade and torcnlight procession III Bal
timore.
The puzzle of the hour may be
among women IS DoW 10 get this csst
balloon sleeves into last years sealkin
jackets.
There is an Annapolis girl who
doesm t want to get married, but hay
ing mighty uncommon name, she
would like to changeit.
Don't forget the oyster supper
given by the LaGies Aid Society Of the
German Lutheran Church at the
Assembly Rooms tonight.
m. NJ. Smith. the baker is making
some improvements to the property re
Gently purchased Of JOS 5. NJ. Basi
on Cornhill street and Smiths alley.
/ Mr. james Casey while standing al
the Market House last night during thu
speakiMg. had his pocket picked.
Special values in hite Bed Spreads
69c., 75c., SI.OO, 81 25, $500 and S2.25
at JAMES MUNROE's.