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Evening Capital
Annapolis, Anne Arundel County, Maryland
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Local jottings from the Capital describe a cold northwest wind last night, lingering winter, bad roads causing vehicle wear, brief snow yesterday that melted quickly, poor town pavements needing repair, and a gentleman's remark that winter has ended.
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The cold breath of the Northwest
struck here last night to remind us
that winter was still lingering.
Coal and wood dealers are the
most contented of all our business
men.
This is the season for bad roads,
and those who are compelled to travel
over them are continually complaining
of the wear and tear to their
vehicles.
The snow which mantled the earth
in its fleecy robes yesterday soon disappeared.
Many of the pavements about
town are in dreadful condition, and
should be attended to by property
holders.
"The bottom has certainly dropped
out of this winter," said a gentleman
this morning, and we thought so too.
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Collection of local observations: cold northwest wind struck last night reminding of lingering winter; coal and wood dealers content; bad roads season with complaints of vehicle wear; snow mantled earth yesterday but soon disappeared; many town pavements in dreadful condition needing attention by property holders; gentleman remarked this morning that the bottom has dropped out of this winter.