Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-12-20
CAPITAL JoTTINGs

Picked Up Here and There by Our Ubiqui-
tous Reporters
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"A treasure in heaven won t buy coal
on earth.
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CAPITAL.
Maryland had its skates on, now they
are off.
The public schools closed today for
the holidays.
We need money and want our sub.
scrlbers TO pay up.
For YOMr Christmas goods, such as
Wines, Brandies, Cordials, &c., call
at G.. Wiess' Is Market Space.
1t looks like green Christmas, and
the proyerbial full graveyard.
The husband who is proud of his wife
should tell her so occasionally.
Candy, 8, 10, IL, 20 and % cents per
pound, at Jos. Duyall's, Main street.
State Board of Health will examine
the Potomac water. This is suicide in
vited.
An old man was paralyZed in Ha-
gerstOwn yesterday. Possibly not the
first time.
Charles Weiss, Is Market Space, will
surprise you with his extreme low
prices for Port, Sherry, Catawba,
Muscatel and other wines.
If heaven is to be the home of some
people to what use Will the other place
be put?
The delayed holiday shopping is apt
To bring certain amount OF disappoint-
ment.
Bibles, Hymnals and Prayer Books,
Gold Pearl Handle and Fountain
Pets, ut Chas. G.. Feldmeyer's, Al
Maryland avenue.
Samuel Betebenner, who played the
fife at Lafayette's reception in Frede-
rick, died yesterday.
Now comes the Trilby collar
Rejoice, each mental wreck
Eventually Du Maurier
Will get it in the neck.
Mixed Nuts, l2l cents per pound ut Jos.
Duvalls, Main street.
OF the fifteen Comptrollers that the
State of Maryland has had, twelve have
been Eastern ShOremen.
Cigars of the Best Havana grade for
$l.50 and up, per box. A splendid
Christmas present. A. Hart, Manu-
facturer, Maryland avenue.
"A Mount Vernon society will he
formed in Maryland to help care for
Washington s historic estate.
Lady's Wrappers at L. ii. REIN for
Sl.00.
"A spark flew out of stove onto
sleeping baby and burned il to death on
Sharpsburg canal boat.
Fine Line of Christmas goods at Chas.
G.. Feldmeyer's, Al Maryland Ave.
"A good Christmas present. A year 8
subscription to the CAPITAL.
Nothing is needed to make the COM
ing Christmas an old fashioned one ex-
cept good snow and little money.
Just Received from Chicago lot of
good DAIRY BUTTER, which we will
sell at 20cts. per pound.
d6 II. II. MAGRUDER Il Co.
The shop windows on Main street
never looked more beautiful than at
present. Annapolis merchants under
stand their business.
Boys Overcoats at L. III. REIN snfOr
$500 and up.
This is the season when the poor
tramp goeth upon the railroad geteth
the life ground out of him, and lambeth
in the Potter s Field.
Large lot of our own mixing of Nuts,
pounds for 25cts. at
Rs X. MAGRUDER u Co.
-''Old people in the western palt of
the State say that in severer years
century ago their ancestors sleighed from
Annapolis To the South Mountain over
the fence tops.
Our fair dealing with the citizens OF
Annapolis and A. A. county, in the
past is a guarantee of the future.
Z. Weiss, Is Market Space.
MIR. Horace r. Winchester, farm
er, residing on the Severn river, is an
applicant for the Office of fish commits
sioner on the Western Shore.
L. ii. Rehn, is offering great induce
ments to Christmas buyers in fancy
goods and notions.
The Maryland Legislature assemblies
on New Year s day. BalI0ting for U. 5.
Senator begins on the l4th Of January,
the second Tuesday.
Butter, 20, % and 80 cents per pound, at
Jos. Duyall's, Main street.
The first wood borer was the wood
pecker, and so accurate is his work that
the hole he bores in tree is as exactly
circular as though measured by pair of
c0mpasses.
If You are in need of good, pure whis-
kies, at moderate prices. 60 to T..
Weiss, Is Market Space. His Ehis-
KEY at $2.00per gallon, equals that
sold by other dealers at $500.
Fus' we gets Thanksgivin';
Christmas comm soon;
Oven am heatin
An the banjo am in tune.
Happy New i ear follers-
Ladies, stant de song;
Gals kin. hop de question den
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