Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-01-30
REMINDERS.
Written For The Evening Capital By The
West Annapolis Bard.

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Another man named d. o. Parlett
Who regulates price by the market,
Has dealt a long time,
I'm coal, lumber and lime,
At the foot of Main street, and he's
thar yet.
Then there's Richard Randall Ma
gruder,
We all know that he's no Intruder;
There, a lady is sure
To get groeeties pure,
For he's not the man TO delnde her.
There's also the firm of Brown
Brothers,
rhey can be recommended TO moth
ers:
Down ON Compromise street
They sell picked out crab meat,
That is sweet and as cheap as all
others.
G. w. Martin & Co.,
Who always seem flushed with the
dough,
Have made, some fine grabs.
In oysters and crabs,
And have branched out in lum her,
you know.
Mayor l.. a. Seidewitz
Sells his house and to Baltimore
1its;
But he left here his flowers,
To be seen at all hours.
And he gives them away, aber nits.
And there is another, II. Kaiser.
Although he's by no means a miser,
Carnations and roses,
And other sweet posies
Are waiting for you TO come buy, sir.
For dry goods just try Brothers
Ridout,
spied out
So many things new,
That before you are through
YOU will turn all your pockets inside
out.
Now, there's our old friend, Thomas
Queen,
He's colored, but he isn't green;
While digging your garden
He's begging your pardon,
Polite rs a Frenchman, ] ween.
Leon Gottlieb is master,
And very few make money faster,
In his department. Store,
Which is stocked to the door,
lie sells every thing that he ''dast
ter
There's Alderman Frank A. Munroe,
Whose store windows make fine
show
In notions for ladies',
tell you his trade is
BY no means To be counted slow.
ON Market Space, Brewer and Leiteh
Are always within easy reach;
To keep their stock moving,
And always improving
Is now the main object of each.
A dealer in coal, John B. Flood.
Descended of good Irish blood,
Will serve you in turn
With coal that Will burn.
And not fillei with clinkers or mud.
a butcher is William j. Brewer,
And meat dealers like MIN are fewer,
He II deliver to you
A STEAK you can chew
And need not pick your teeth with
skewer.
on Main street is Jones' book store,
Filled with stat. onery notions galore:
If something you re needing
For writing or reading,
You'd better go round and explore.
In his Gents notion store, Herman
Theisz
Has always on hand lomething nice,
If you want to .ook nobby,
Why, that's just his hobby,
Hell fit you right out in trice.
Louis Rehn is not easily bluhed,
And many tight seasons he's roughed
If you wouldn't be sore
You must get Ostermoor,
mattress that's |bu.lt and not
stuffed.
or an outfitter, Joseph II. BELLS.
The tale the past midshipmen tell, is
When Harry him fits
With new suit of ''cits,
He will just show you then what
swell is.
They are dealers in shoes, Brooks &
Barton
1t is true they had something to start
on;
But yet they have made
Quite an increase in trade,
And that is what each set his heart on.
In groceries, William II. Moss
Seems never to be at loss
To know what to buy,
That will all satisfy,
For he picks out the gold from the
dross.
Now, William III. Thomas 81 Co.,
Right next door to Frank A. Mum
roe,
Will give you a suit
And a Cravenette, To boot,
At a price that is marked very low.
In his notion store. John II. ;. Mich
OILS.
Has ON hand every item that tickles
Our girls and our boys,
'Tis long list of toys,
From roller skates up 10 tricycles.
There's Jacob +. Popham, the tailor,
A Knight of the Shears, full of valor,
With the briefness of wit,
He SAYS My clothes fit
Either citizen, soldier or sailor.
For music, there's JosepIg s. 4Iays,
Sells every contraption that plays.
And musical skits,
And all latest hits,
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