Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1896-03-16
CAPITAL JoTTINGs
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New moon.
And then it showed.
The days grow longer.
Colds are prevalent.
"A gloomy Sabbath.
Another snow fall.
Legislature meets tonight.
The grip is prevalent.
Easter comes on April 5th.
Now for base ball predictions.
Rubber shoes are prominent.
Tomorrow is SBint Patrick's day.
The boy with the sled is not happy.
Spring fever microbes are in the air.
The oyster has six weeks more to
work.
Children are talking of the Easter
rabbit
The bloodstone is the jewel for
March.
The dredging season closed yester-
day.
No cadets out in town yesterday at
church.
March is the champion of winter
months.
Visiting ministers in Methodist pull
pits.
Some citizens are suffering from
pink eye.
The reign of the ground hog has ex-
pired.
The way to get day off is to tear
a leaf from the calendar.
The fair Lenten penitenti is embroid-
ering her Easter gown.
-"All things come to those who wait. !"
Show is no exception.
johnny with his sled says 81 told
you so," but it didn't stay.
Several streets in the city need more
light on the subject.
No matter how strong poor man
is he cannot lift mortgage.
If you strike blow on the heart
the intellect suffers.
Each life as each river has charac-
ter peculiar TO itself.
"A change of faces is often as salu-
taTy as change of air.
Cabbage seed is planted 10y the care
full ones OH st Patrick IS day.
The attribute of art is to suggest
infinitely more than it expresses.
Ones emotional powers whether for
grief or joy have their limitations.
The heart loves repose, and the soul
contemplation, but the mind needs ac-
tiOn.
The mans pride in his new wife is
nothing to the boys pride in his new
nickle watch.
Leave your orders with r. r. Magru-
der & Co. for anything in the green
grocery line, fresh and smoked meats,
aud it will he promptly attended to.
DR. Humphreys Specific ''77' an
initiates colds, and puts grip to flight.
For sale by all druggists.
With st. Patrick S day and a maple
sugar season in sight, spring may be said
to he heading this way.
Governor LOwndes left here this morn
ing for Baltimore, where he will remain
until this evening.
1t is much in this life 10 be quite
sure we are in the right whatever that
CONJUNCTION may cost us.
Thrones and bread man wins from
the aid of Others. Fame and woman 's
heart be can only gain through himself.
Go to r. Il. Magruder & Go. s
Bran ch Store, corner of Md. Avenue
and State Circle for choice cuts of fresh
meats, smoked meats, &c.
The fourth lecture of the series to
be held at st. john 3 College, will take
place tomorrow night in Mcdowell Hall.
Purple is a fav0rite spring color;
heliotrOpe, violet, damson, plum, petu-
ma and dahlia are some of the names it
assumes.
The snow may disappear and the
wind die down, but We'll have the same
dear old familiar March air with us on
Tuesday.
The county commissioners tomor-
row will give their decision i'll the case
of Chief Of Police Acton, of Brooklyn,
| for alleged fraudulent charges.
Now that the north pole has been
| found it will be in keeping with the
spirit to permit the new woman the first
to climb it.
Order your choice roast beef, lamb.
mutton and veal of II. II. Magruder &
| Co. Is branch store, corner Md. Avenue
and State Circle, and anything you want
it the green grocery line and 1t will be
attended to.
The Rev. ]. w. McIlyain will lee.
ture on 'Holland'' in the lecture room
| of the Preeby terian Church on Friday
night, March 10th.
Two new bicycles. known as the
| Envoy and FleetWlng, which were re
ceiyed by the Annapolis Bicycle Agency
| on Saturday, have been admired BY Ght
wheeimen generally. The new wheels
are enamaled maroon, and are pro
nounced beauties. They sell for $75.
Three Dollars per Room. Cheaper
than whitewash. One ordinary
room papered completed, ceiling
4 walls and nine inch border for threi
dollars, two rooms for eve dollars
Come and see us.
EDGAR HUTTON.
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