Cape

ATLANTIC COAST NEWS

VOL. XXXII.—NO. 28

SEA ISLE CITY. N. J., FRIDAY. JUNE 29, 1917

3 Cents a Copy, $1.50 a Year

CITY NEWS NOTES OF PAST WEEK

Notes and Gleanings of Personal Character; Little Items About Folks You Know.

Lota

ta or eottareo for oale. Boy or

on term* to «uit; monry loaned; *—T and title-law a •pedalnew K. Iwedla, Jr., son of the 2028 Cbertnut Street. PhllaBell ’phone. Locust 8697.

j Ruwell and family have ,„d their cottage and are enjoying r usual summer sojourn here.

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Short were '-iters on Sunday, spending the day r Paris Street heme. am F. Dougherty, wife and eon jard. of Philadelphia, were visiters Sunday, at their Minerva St-wet

tage.

..je Coll cottage, on Landis Avenue, now open for the season. Profest’» family being here for their usual mmer sojourn. J. Woertx, at Philadelphia, an friend of Sea Isle City an.i former tager, was here on Sunday looking a cottage for this season. . J. Bigley, at Philadelphia, has ;n the Asser cottage on Landis nue for the season, and is now oc .ying it Mrs. J. Peterson and daughter, of iladelphia. have opened their Ncp- -* Street cottage, and will remain the season as in other years. Buckley, of Philadelphia, has jd his Dolphin Street cottage, is now occupying it with hia alsand her family, for the season, j Agnes Barr, of Philadelphia, her CoLonade Hotel last week, already has a number of guests ed for the season. . and Mrs. Frank Kuhn, —deiphia, were numbered among visitors on Sunday, spending the with friends here, e Shea coUage, on Landis Arenue, 1 opened this «eek lor the •easou. am Shea a d family, ol Pniladrlnow enjoying their usual summer u here. . J. Rogers and family are ding a few weeks here as the

Believes Trolleys Will Run This Year The visit and inspection by the Public rtilities Commissioner of the track and road-bed of the New Jersey Rapid Transit Company, operating Uie trolley system in Sea Isle Cite, resulted in no change in the attitude of the Commission with regard to allowing the cart to operate this year, Ibe public Utilities Commiaaion relate to allow the cars to operate tmlets the tracka in the Whale Heach section are relaid, and new cars are put on. In an interview with officials of the Transit Company, this morning, it was declared that the line bad always operated at a lots, and would do to again this year if operated. Ask wether or not there was a poaibility of the requirements of the Uliltiea Commission being met, and the cars operated this yi the answer was that a subscription 1 now being taken up among the security holders of the Transit Company, and that the outlook is Uiat new cars would he.pul on, and the necessary repaiTs the trackage would be made. This was nut certain, however, and if the line is again operated it will be only because the officials of the company fixe the lues that its non-operation wonld cause in a business war in 8rs Isle

Citv.

Ttie incident sboold serve te mske people realise the necessity of the trolleys, and if again operated, cause them to belter patronise the line.

RECENT DEATHS EDWARD TYSON GRAFLEY After an illness of sevsral years, Edward Tyson Graffey, one of Sea Isle Isle City's earliest settlers, died at his Philadelphia home, 2314 E. York Street early on Wednesday morning. Koneral services will be held on Saturday afternoon at one o'clock, mler-. ment will be made privately. Mr. liiafley was one of the best known Sea lair City cottagers, and ■pent every summer here for the past V, years. His cottage on Maxham street, and the boardwalk, was one of die first in Sea Isle City, and it was through Mr. DrsUey's operations and activities in the interest ol the n-wort that promoted its rapid early growth. He leaves a widow and two daughters, Mrs. William E. MilUr and Mrs. Thomas 8. Hargeheiner. Death was

due te paralrais

RED CROSS FUND WILL NEAR $325 Mayor Cronecker Aids in Securing Sea Isle's Portion ol National Fund

SUBSCRIBERS NOTICE. If your subscription L due, and you ish te continue receiving the TIMES please renew promptly, or notify the publishers of your intention te diacontimie at expiration. The date on which your subscription eip res is shown in (he figures on J name label.

The local Red Cross members made an informal canvass at the City during the past week for the benefit of tbs ■War Fund" of the National Red Cross. Subscriptions at mart than one dollar were as follows:— Dominic Cini 820, Richard W. Cronecker 810. Caroline Cronecker 85, Mike Finelli $5, Henry Strecker $6, Thomas Csvanaugh 83, Royal Club $3, Phillip Patrico 82, W. R. Morinelli 84. Charles Clouting 82, George F. Knppel 82, Pas quale Montagne $1.66. John M. Roas 81-60, Mr. and Mrs. J. Howal 82. Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Gilliaon 82, H. Diamond $2, Mr*. H. Brooks $6Fred E. Berlinger 82, Edward B. Arnett 87, Volunteer Fire Co. per 24. Delaney 85. Harry S. Mesirov $6. The following persons each paid in

one dollar:—

Mrs. A. Nahm. Miss H. Bruff, Mrs. Wm. Barbour, Mrs. F. Peckham, Mrs. Schaal, Ed. DeVaul. Mrs. Ida Podick, I- Brara. A. Gordon, Mrs. I. Fitch, Chas. Robinson, Chan. M. Read, Sr., Mrs. Chas. M. Reed. Sr., “W. B.", Frank Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Kelson, Mr. and Mrs. R. Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. F. Fowkes. Mr. Nelson, M. A. Luongo. S. Weintraub, Jonn Shannon, W. R. Witherow, A. W. Miller, Harry Steer, B. F. Speer. R. J. Bigley, U. S. Govt. Men—Messrs. R. Hal Clark, J. Sutton, H. Corson, Robinson, Allison Ludlam. R. L A. Adams, Jr.. Joseph Con.ieUy, Joaeph Dallas, Edward Buck, L Koff, Nelson Farrell, Thomas E. Lodlam, Sr., James E. Allen. Clarence Masurie. Dewey Monkhctti. P. P. Logamarsino, Sylvanus Fredericks. Antonio Camovo, Rrlph Montagne. Mrs. Annie Busch. H. L Sparklin, Gordon Landis, Harry Krais*. Steward Gemmil, Harry Van Arsdalen. Herman Feriey, Moe Goodman, George Straubmuller, George Busch, Mrs. W. S. Curlett, Mrs. S. J. Malloch, Lloyd Simpaon, Charles Camp, William Boeder, M. C. McGrath, Hiram Love, Andrew Gordal, William J. McArdle, Dr. J. G. Wurta, Phillin Rapp, Percy Walla, Matilda Cronecker. Gustav P. Croneckar, John Graaao, AHen Fischer, Ferd. Wagner, John Pfiaum. Ticon Hooll, E. C. Stevens, W. W\ Crawford. E C. Mann. P. E. Varney. Herman C. Rumpp, R. H. Woodrow. C. Geo. Cronecker. S. L. Mesirov. A. Mesirov, Mrs. J. J. Hagan. Harry Thornaby, David Henderson, H. T. Langstreth, C. T. Toner, H. T. Dougherty, Harry S. Stiles, Robert Lewis. Jr., Moe Rosen

Band Concerts Start Tuesday The City Commissioner* at their meeting on Tuesday entered into contract for Toeea'a Band, te commsnce it* rammer engagement on inly 3d and continue until September 6th. Other than this, practically no bu*inet* was done. Some monies were transferred te Uie sinking fund, and then borrowed on notes, to save in (erect, and the Director of Finance was empowered to psv t7(K) interest on

bonds on July 1st.

CHAMBER ENDORSES BEESLEY BRIDGE Provided That County is Not Called Upon to Help Finance the Project

Big Time on Fourth of July

a meeting this week. The afternoon will be given over te a patriotic parade. the line of anarch for which will form at the City Hall, thence down Landis Avenue te Garrison, and on the Boardwalk to the Ocean Pier, where the Sea Isle City chorus will

render patriotic songs, accompanied just a . by the Band. Addresses will be made cally settled on route lt

The regular monthly meeting of the Cape May County Chamber of Commerce was held at the Whelen Hotel, Strathmere, on Thursday, June 21, With every member organization excent Wildwood and Avalon, represented. Cape May was late in getting up. but were there nevertheless, with the usual good representation. Reuben Clouting, of Upper Township, presented the pica of the farmers and township residents for endorsement of the renewed movement for a bridge from Beealey's Point te Somers Point, and when be explained that the entire effort was being made to have this built solely out of State funds, with no help from the County, a resolution endorsing the project was unanimously adopted. Mr. Clouting stated that 600 names hud been secured on a petition te the State te build this bridge out of the proceeds of the Edge road law, and that the Board of Freeholders had also ap-

proved the project.

Samuel Eldredge, of Cape May, stated that if anything was to be done on thin bridge it must be done at once, as the State Road Commissioners had aat at Cape May Court House

tk previous, and had pmeti- | the State

Freak Lightning Does Little Damage The electric storm on Wednesday evening did little damage about town, beyond putting Uie Landis A venae circuit of electric lights oat of commission for aboal two hoars. Lightning strack s transformer, blowing oat tbe fuses, At tbe borne of Fred Speskman, at Strathmere, lightning . strack the chimney of the fire-place and completely demnhehed it. The lightning entered Uie boilding through the chimney opening, rendered the tire-place a maaa of jumbled-up brick*, broke a large plate glass aiirror, and made iu exit by way of Uie ujres of the electric bell on Uie front door, taking Uie push batten with Tbe heme of Chas Clsaa, on the upper end of Sea Isle City boardwalk was ■track, and shingles were ripped off tbe cupola of the home, tor a distance of foarteen Je* t. Tbe sheathing whs pierced in several places, making gaping

hole*.

No oUier damage was done, through the storm was one of the most freakish and severe in years.

by prominent speakers, including Sen- Route in Cape May Counlv.

. O'Donnel, of Philadelphia, has n the Ruwell cottage on tbe ■dwalk again thu year, and in now ying it with hi* family for the -Mayor R. M. Atwater and faroi- ' Chadd* Ford. Pa., arrived by r yesterday afternoon te stay at ocean front “Barracks" for the -j- Twohey, of Washington, D. C., ed with her children la*t week, to ' the summer here with her sis- . Gallon, at her beach-front irty-eigtit member* of ths- Ladies' latter Verion, of Philadelphia, ; n Sea Uie Oil? on their annual C. flopping at the hotel of Mr*. Cronecker, who is a member of

:rty.

umber of Uie well known coilagert inner vu>b<r* enjoyed a crabbing >u Wednesday in the Sea lale and made good catchca. II the party were Mr. and Mra. Martin, Mimes Helau Sties. ■Maitiu, ltrue Kellner and May Messrs. Kred Wagner, Stewart I, Ray Coll, and H.T. SHiugheity. local Red Cross organization ' lake up its work of making and other war supplies, at Club, which ha* been offered ork room*. Everyone, whether her of the local organization is invited te help. A dance benefit o' the Red Cross will in the school bouse on Tue*'ly 3rd, at eight-thirty o'clock. k J. Rider and family arc now ing their cottage on Farrand for the seaaon. Mr. Rider ha* entirely recovered from hi* received text October, when attacked the auto in which he brother and daughter. Mr*, were riding on a lonely ■ Hampton Bog*. Hi* brvry D. Rider, waa killed, r the pluck of Mr*, itinather*. driving. Mr. Rider v .uld a Kimilar fate. Thi* make* '* first visit to Sea **le City -4, but he promise* not to y *u long again. ug ol your property by Will tg: the selection of a «altaor is quite another. And ecome a very simple matter ■ Invoke the aid of lb* 8ot Company, of Capo May

LOCAL

Mr. and Mrs. William Simmers, of Philadelphia, are among the arrivals this week, to remain for the season. Mr. and Mra. MarUn McLaughlin, of Philadelphia, have opened Uieir handsome Minerva Street home lor the searoii. and are now ^occupying ft with their fatnilv. Mr. and Mrs. H. Mesirov, of Philadelphia, have opened their coUage for Uie reason. Mr. Mesirov is well known Philadelphia attorney, and official of the New Jersey Rapid Transit Company. and local electric Company. . and Mrs. Theo. DeBow, Mr. and Harry Steer and daughters spent Sunday la AUanuc City as the guests of chief of Police Robert Miller. Mr*. Miller is a sister of Mra. Steer. Tbe regular caid parties ol the ..'omen's Civic Glob, will start next Tuesday, and will be held Uie real ler on Tuesday altertiouu and Ibasadry •««“- mugs throughout the season. Pithing from the end of the Ocean Pier couUnues good, excpUoually large number* ol bww and kiug-fisb being caught. Andrew Martin and Jaa. J. Hagan, Jr., ol Philadelphia, and well known hea lale City cottagers, weie high men Uiia week, making a number of fine catches. On Tuesday evening a very pleasant aupnae party wa» tendeied U- Mr. and Mra. Ham *eer. at their Pleasure Railroad co.iagr, the occawou being the 17th. anniversary ol Uieir wedding. Among tboae piewcut were: Mr. and Mra. Theo. E. DoBow. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Buck. Mr. and Mrs. oaa. T Chapman, Ml. and Mr*. Geo. E. A. Coasoa, and Mr. and Mr*. Samuel Norton and Mr. and Mr*. Hairy Steer. Sea lale City ha* been named bv the Naval l*epartmrul as a t'oart Gua J rrciniting atalioii. anj Us. Eugene W. Way ha* been appointed Acting A**i»lant Sargeou, and authorised te examine applicant*. The inet lo pae* eucceeefully wa* Howard P. Corson, ol I'rlinout N. J. w ho w now in set vice at the local station. Ur. Wa* also ha* charge ol tbe medical work of Uie •« Uk-ue at Sea Isle City, Townsend • Inlet and Ajalott, ,'

Daix, of Philadelphia.

The evening will be given over te a grand display of fireworks, all of a patriotic nature. Tbe local Red Cross o-ganisation will have booth* placed along the walk, and expect te more than raiae the neceasary funds to cara on the work of the organiraUon is summer. A special late train, te leave Sea Isle City at eleven o clock, will carry Philadelphian* hack after the evening'* celebration ia over.

CAPE MAY COUNTY BASE BALL LEAGUE

DeunhiviUe Defeats Ocean View At Hrnniaville in the Second League Game of the Seaaon by the

Scare of 7 te 0. June 23, 1917. OCEAN VIEW.

AE. R. H. O. A. E. Sorrier-. *a 4 Wright. 2b 4 Sutton. 3b. 4 Delaney, p 4 Andervuu. lb 3 Canun. If 3 Rose, 3 Ju. Hawn, rf 3 Bate*, cf 3

0 116 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 13 2 1 0 0 IS 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 110 0 0 0 0 0 C 0 2 0 J

..jond Coll. John Snyder, Ji Chapman, Fran'. Mark-, rt, E. Donfrelu, Vincent Assaiante. Clarence Pfeiffer, Morris Sofroney, W. B. Grime*, P. H. Hadden. Lewis Conn, H. A. Decry. Jean Kellner, Dr. W. H. Well*, Ralph Short, George Whittington, Jacob Strecker, Dorse Hlisted. Frank Killhour. Elmer Peterson, Edward Rosa, Lawrence Downey, Boyd Haley, Vincent Short, M. E. O'Brien, Edwin Kelly, Nicholas Lafferty, A. Craig. Mr*. Annie Stockett. Frank Kuhn. George Eiseniuirdt, vk Van Arodalen. George > Wise, Benjamin Jarmack. Charles Slobek. James Sbedaker. Ben jamin T. Leaver, Wilson McCandle**. George R. McCullough, W. T. Crumley, Jann-* F. Sherrv, William F. UuweU. Tony lax*. Joseph Cucinotta. Samuel Foeu, Pasquale LaRoaa. Louu Costeho. Raymond Raginalli. Camille Monkhrtti, Frank Mavella. Vincenti Monte <rae, Guiseppi Sannino, Gattla '‘appaxza. Joseph Mirambello, Ralph Palaca. Jack Harris. Earnest Jaroc*. Luigi Seals, Fiore Delooo, Guiaegipi Morina. Scarparo Telon, Sylvester Matte run, Antonio DeMarco. Andrea Cingelo, Cuco Pinto, MaxeinnAgouti no. u ~' " t Leiw.

Hand, **..

Fowler, p Grace, 3b Chaster. If Weatcott. rf A. Sutton, lb.... Bonham, c Bringham, cf S. Sutton. 2b....

31 0 2 24 11 DENNISV1LLE. AB. R. H. O. A. '

.411312 .4 10 0*0 .4 2 1 2 0 0 .41110 .41131 .4 0 0 7 0 0 4 1 1 10 0 0 4 0 1 0 0 0

. 3 0

16 0

Stolen t

35 7 0 27

>aae*—Wright 2. Delaney 2, _, Grace 2, Brigham 2. Two

base hit*- Hand, Bonham. Struck

out—by Fowler 8, Delaney 1.

Score by innings:

Ocean VieW....O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DennLville ...OOOOiOOO

President Clayton Haines Brick stated that while the Beealey's Point bridge was desirable in every way, sight should not be lost of the importance of the purchase by the Slate of the present tell road* and bridge* from Ccea-v City to Somers Point. A great number of auteiats turn back because of the tell, and he thought it poor buxine** te tax peop'e to come

into Cape May County.

A reaoluUon, introduced by HSimpson, of Stone Harbor, proienting against the building of tbe proposed road from North V.'ildwood to Burleigh, wa* not adopted. Mayor Champion, of Ocean City, *tating that it* adoption without Wildwood being repre*enleii would be unfair, a* they could give no explanation of their attitude in the matter. The resolution read*: “Whereas, A road has been ordered surveyed from North Wildwood to the Main Seashore road at Bur-

leigh, and

“Whereas, Engineer* estimate the cost of this road to he at least $600,•

000, and

'Whereas. This sum would build the meeting link between North Wildod and Stone Harbor, and at the ae time furnish another connecting link in the Ocean Boulevard, therefore “Be it Resolved, That the Cape May County Chamber of Commerce go on record against the Burleigh road, and urge that if any road be built it lie thi nnr from North Wildwood te Sten

Harbor."

The annual convention, in Scp tcI11 ' ber. waa invited to come te Sea !>!• City, and the invitation wa* ucvcpUil. Thi* will he held the first Tuesday alter the first Monday, which will be on September fourth. After adjournment, luncheon wa* served by the Stralhmerr Board < f Trade, who were the boat* of the

COUNTY EXEMPTION BOARD NAMED BY GOVERNOR.

Livingston,

ouy, Stanley ‘ (Touting, Mr*. Wm. Klemm. 11. Wif- : I mm*. Ira He**, Mi*i. M. Wippcaahl. I W, B. Grimes. Wm. J. Shellum. Christopher Berthand. A. Cox, John K. Irwin. cash from name unknown 81-

Other Contribution*: —

Lutheran collection* $64.t>5, Methodist Church collection* $8.00. St. Joseph'* Church collectior. 813.00. The canvass was conducted without the regular printed forms, as neither these, nor the advertising matter, could be obtained. A systematic division of the work among a acore of cit- ■ sen.- would no doubt have resulted in a collection equal to a dollar apiece foi every man. woman and child in Sea Lie City. Other collections and pledges, together with orders drawn on the Fish Companie* by their em ployea. may bring the final total to

about 8326.00.

HONEYMOONING HERE. , Irene Morrell Krouse, daughter of ; Mr and Mr-. John H. Krouse, of Phil- : udelphia, well known cottager* here. ■ became the bride of Lewis J. Miller, I of Philadelphia, at the home of her j parents, on Wednesday of last week. , After a trip L* Atlantic City, the] couple came te Sea Isle City and aie .pending their honeymoon here at the Krouse cottage on Minerva Street.] which is now open for the season. Mr*. Miller is well known in Sea Isis City, baing one of tb* most pupu- ] tar of the ycungmr summar Pit.

Adjutant-General Barber, through Governor Edge, has requested and authorized Captain Leslie S. Caldwell, of Wildwood. N. J.. wiic ha* been ao officer in the Regular Artnv. to raise mid organise a company of Coast Artillery in Cape May County, with headquarter* at Wildwood. This Company of Coast Artillery will be a unit of the National Guard of the rJtnle of New Jrruey and will no doubt Lx- taken over by the Federal Government later on and stationed at one of the Coast Fortifications on th«

Atlantic Coast.

It will be the intention of the Adju tanl-General and the War Department that thi* Company of Coast Artillery which is one of four te be raised ir this State, will be used for home d. fcn*e purpose* only and probably I vould never be sent te Europe. *"

] young men of Cape Mav Count:

I tween the age* of 18 and 35 would be eligible for enlistment, between 18 and 30 preferred. The recruit* would cease beine subject te draft immedi-

ately after being sworn in. YIOI.XTK NET WISHING LAW.

Warden Stille, of Upper Cape May Township. complaining that tin- law prohibiting not fishm,. m Cape May

County during thi

Electric Consumers Don't Object to Bate Increase The nnnsaal result of a mealing of consumer* held on Friday June 22d to consider tbe question of ao iucreaaa in rate* for electric service * as tbe onanlmon* adoption of a resolution approving Uie proposed increase. Tbe Ktoue Harbor KlrcUic Light A Bower Co. and Vulcan Electric Light, Heat A 1'ower Co., serving tbe rasorts of Stour Harbor and Avalon on Seven Mile Bencii and ttie town ol Cape May Conn House, have applied for an increase ol rales to Uie Sew Jersey l*ub-

lic I'ulity Couimiasiou.

To consider Uiia question a meeting of borough and township officials and consumer* wa* held at Cape Mar Court House, at which officer* of tbe electric light companies explained teat, ovring to Uie increase Hi the coat ol aoft coal of about 150 tier cent, and owning to similar increase m Uie coat of copper wire, oil and materials required br electric light com panic* the proposed rate increase was a necessity. The meeting adopted unanimoaaly a resolution, reciting that there ia no objecUon te Uie proposed increase in rates. A copr of Una resolution was forwarded to Uie New Jersey I'ublic Utility Com-

mission at Trenton.

TO BE OR NOT TO BE, IS WILDWOOD CRESTS BIG FROBLEM. The question of whether or not the Crest should e made a city of the fourth class wa* given it* third reading at the regular borough meeting of Monday last, say* last Friday'* Wildwood Journal. It will L* voted upon at Uie next meeting. June 26. Ordinance 2* ha* been passed, providing lor tne diviidon of the proposed city into two ward*, each sending one iiieintier te the county Board of Free-

holder*.

Thu que*tion lia* been before the borough for sometime and ha.-, been rommenli-d upon both favorably and uufavoraMy It is a .eriou* problem

that admit* of careful t

both side*. Those who advocate the change i*a*e their claims principally on the fact that $10,000 of the annual taxes go te the county treasury, and it is no more than right that the Crest should have some representation ; there. Furthermore, representation in

Governor Edge on Tuesday named A. Carlton Hildreth. County (Ter*. Dr. 11. S. Doublaa*. of Cape May Court House, and Sheriff Robert S. Milli a* the Exemption Board for Ca May County, for the examination applicant* for exemption from the army draft, registration for which

waa made on June 6th.

The appointment of the Board will

go to the War Department for con- . ..

firmation. Only sixteen additional Uie county gathering will place the men are required to fill out the Coun- ’ Crest in a position to receive impor-

quota of the draft, the balance of ijnt concession* that will contribute 113 men neede. having been filled largely te iU welfare.

by member* of the National Guard The opposing par! v maintains the and other military organisation*, or Mowing objection*: First—The Crest by voluntary enlistment. | j* ptwapering under the present sya-

— ter.u The promised Cape May road SCHOOL BOARD MEETS. ha • been .-larb-d. This was probably ' the mart important concession. Seo-

The Sea Lie City Buaio of Educa-

tion met on Tuesday of this week, and

discussed the selection of Icuc

school year. No decisi wa* reached, however, and anoth meeting will be held next Turcdav settle the matter d»Anilely. Chi Hahn was named the school (anil

for the next term.

Thi

• divided into

each having a freeholder, r of voter* represented by 'd lie ridiculously small. about 7'i Crest voter*.

• Five Mile Beach

. (Ki-aji

Lily

ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH Rev J J. O'Fsrrel. Rector.

Sunday* are »t Sunday tnornim

that the h “(■read and

afternoons at f<

ated and i . on the lookout j nings at eight, ion*, say* the Somers Point Suivtay nigh* at

To date he hasn't caught

Atlantic and Cape May Bay ]

follow net fishing for a live-a-rt that the choicest of net Cape May waters and hits directly at thc*r

l-ol u* do your printing—w* print anything that can be printed, and da j ji .»

Be Patriotic

Show yooi color*! The Tiuzs ha- - •ale (lag slivkei*. which can be used i envrhipe* a* seal* and as decoration* 1 all yom outgoing oarreap. iidriice. Pri USc. per hundred Kvciv houu- ai •very buaineaa bonac abouid have

■apply-

i than t

inly two. Tills tends to ■wly against our n-pre-id two moir w.ll certainthe ill-feeling. Fourth— known fact that nothing quicker than ridicule. :*i*od Creel with seventy •i freeholders will be the k of many, said J. Frank

FOR SALE i F'or Rent, and Rooms Fu» Kent, i Signs may be had at the TIMES of- • 1 tier; price 6c. each, three for t'te. Now I ] is tiio tunc to put theao signs out for II thy ranters and buyers that visit tho | »har* every day.