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DAILY STAR, FOR IROO.
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LOVETT'S HARNESS MANUFACTORY, 3^0. ZZ Occn-r-. Streot. ».
A full aiaurtinent of Harnraa, Blanket*. Net*. Ac. Krpairing done with ai
Lovett's Flour and Feed Store,
J. S. K. Hand & Son,
Cape May Diamonds art In Ringa, Pina, Simla and Bottom of our own manufacture. Hr pairing of Pine Watches
and'Jewelry a Specialty.
An Invitation.
ICE1>-
VAN HOIJTE]SrS COCOA.
HANDS CENTRAL MARKET,
COR. OCEAN AND WASHINGTON STS.,
Tlir Old OrlKltukl and Only Cape May Diamond Cntlpm. <'Ad*E HAY, 1C. J.
”■ | Most res{Ycciiuily invites yourself and iaihily to call and
i Taste a Cup of this Delicious Cocoa that he i has just imported from
WEES!* - - HOI .1 NTNI).
-OE’S’OSI
7Z= ^OST omcE.-
TYPEWRI7ING AND LITERATURE.
"No. 1 cannot use the typewriter," remark.-] a literary malt the other day, “nor ran 1 dictate with any satisfaction. And ihrmarv a Rood many other people iu III" rotinr Inal with me. I h'-ard one well known writer say not long ago that, while hu ronhl get along well enongh with hi* rorresponilijiie on the tyjiewriter, he coahl do nothing at all in the way of literary work.. As for dictation. it was Huply an impossibility for him. He had tried it repeatedly, but hail never been aide to succeed. U was the men- singular in ids cam.- because be was formerly a public speaker and was in the habit of speaking without a manuscript; and hr is noted ns a talker, being fluent, ready and rapid. He even said that he could not dictate a oorrvetion in typewritten copy. The only sat-'i-farturj tiling f.ir him to do was to take the evipy hinuelf and wriu- in the ehsnge, ••Then there is ; be must be making i-nuelhing like (SKI a week from his •literary work Sn nil directions. One would think that ho would be almost nwipellevl to employ a stenographer, but 1 tindentand he dors uR bis work with his own hand. 1 have beard of a very prolific editor who . was_induced by his friendX to lighten his ’lalioTS by employing- a stenbgrapber and typewriter. In his case- it worked very curiously. He bad no trouble about dictating, but he found that by Utis means he was enabled to do a great deal more work titan he hail done previously—that is, a great deal more writing—and so. instead of diminishing his labors, ho really incnYsed them. ••In my own case 1 can dictate a letter fairly -well, and I could do a piece of joumahktic work in that wayorby tj-jie-writing'it; but anything-tSuit is to have the literary touch must ho carefully worked out with the ]«‘n. And I do not believe that it is simply a matter of practice; though to lie sure it is possible that it may be. That is. if one were trained from a child to use the typewriter instead of Jhc pen or pencil.' the art of <-um|Msition might cotne uat orally to lum A hen'fingering the keys. But 1 greatly doubt whether it can be learned UU- in life. Take the case of . 1 fed confident tlurt the nutatfle decadence of bis style in recent years, winch ia unmistakably very marked, is the result of his use of the typewriter. Formerly be was moe^ fastidious in his style, lint now be i« slovenly and care leas. The change is really wonderful to one who has read him cloudy-for years, ns I have. "So l am far from thinking the typewriter An numixrd blessing. At the same time 1 believe Unit every manuscript offered for publication ought to be typewritten. I believe Uiat would-lie author* would find it to their advantage to go to the small expense which the copying of their efforts by the typewriter would, entail. Editors, 1 find, are much more willing to examine such nuuinseripts than those which are written in scrawling, embbrd and uneven hands, even if there besoms individnality about thnse. Jt-is not individnality that the average editor is looking for, it is soma, thing fresh mi ! striking and original, and he is loath to take the trouble to decipher -bail chirograph* <«t the Ivare dunce of finding something worth his while. So my adriur to the v oting men and young woman Who aihi so mtu-h to I the KMVvnuurut's postal iwr&pt* year | after yea^is to have tle ir lUvsltK-tions , They will auve postage, of manuscript is by band. And rejection* and rrwttempts the save in postage the coat of the tv-j tag."—New York Trib-
jVEereh ants’ Exchange, WASHINGTON AND JACKSON STREETS,
r place* of resort for Sea luorm of remarkable qua! dispensed at the bar.
-A.. HEWITT’S Dry - Goods, - Notions - and - Millinery - StoreA large and varied Stock from w hich to select your iHirchascs.
One price to all.
WASHINGTON STREET. OPPOSITE OATHOUU CHURCH. A. P. & H. B. Todd’s Photograph Gallery, . FOOT OF PERRY STREET, Arc turning out the Finest Photographs. Specialties of Ocean Scenes and House Photograj^ing. Cabinets First-class.
KXC'ELAIOK HOT AND COLD Sea-Water Baths Decatur Si. and Bra eh Avr.
OUt-IMiun-nl o! tlie kiuit ou tlw th?'|
ICE!
ICE!
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“Knickerbocker Ice Co-
OF PHILADELPHyt,
SCFPLr ttOTKLS, BKSTA VRAXTB naif COTTA GEl?WITH PURE EASTERN ICE.
Wiley’s Congress Baths, Best e<]uipjicd\n the Bcalh. A large tent on the strand for
The etmvcg'cncc of bathers.
-FOOT OF CONGRESS HALE LAWN.
coal: coal: coal: coal
PRICE, $6.00 PER TON. ItEBT yl'AUTY t'AJtfrt'l.t.V rKEFAKEU FOB FAMILY l'»K, AND
FI LL WUflHT til AKASTEED.
DILLON’S,
Chester’s Photographs. Best Stylcvtjf the Art. Children's Pictures a Specially. - At the Old Stud — Reach Aeenue and Ocean Street. ' S. C. Chestek.
LANSING’S CAPE, COltSm-AYETTE &• I)EQATt?R)STS. ivatc Suppers. Soft, Ha'.vEitnl IVvilled Crabs, rtysters and Little Net! . Clams. Game in Season,-- Wines and Liquors. '
Corner Washington and Jackson Streets. We can recommend DILLON’S, of which the well-known JOHN J; RATTY is proprietor, as one of the most’ceniral and popular resorts on the Island, at which the finest WintS and Liquors and Rochester Beer can always be had, together with superior accommodations lor parties. Handsomcly'appointed parlor for ladies.
Star
M'HOH. CLEMENTS, MASt'FACTl'KEtt OF MINERAL WATERS ALSO THE HenoMned Bel fait G'ucer A«e. Lemon Soda Sarsaparilla. .SOLE AtiEST FOR Eartholomay Rochester Bottled Beer.
WILLIAM ESSEN, BAKBRY AND ICR CRRAM PARLORS, AO. 4H WAKniNGI-OX NTRKET, CAPE MAY, X. J. ^ WM. T. STEVENS, ■ Contractor & Builder, JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. BES1DESCE AKD SHOP—Corner Jrffrrwn and Corgie Streets.
The world) today is filled with half j peupie wishing they only Intake themselves mure in terosting anJ attractivo to other*. It is i be blamed, but rate to be 1 The only trouble is that . they get their attention nmreotrated on ; thenuelvn. and the more they think of i thomsrlvrs the leas d»> people want to ; look at the object they props* shall le . attractive. No one ever fails to be delighted with a person who. haring spent ;
I >- liilly <H|iiipped nilh all Hie requlNiteM for doing)
CLIIVTOTX HOUI>ER, Noa. S nnd 8 MiuimIou Street, . C ape May, IS. J. FURNITURE, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, ETC., Wirt Cota and Bed Springs.'- Refrigerators and Children's Coaches for Sale or Kent ESSi
GVIEIV’S EEKIVISMITVO OOC>l>^ I Our leader la Silk Striped, Imported Flannels, Madras and French Sateens. Shirts
for Outing Wear. Finest linh' of Neck wear lb Cape May City. Also, a full line of Hats, Capa Bella, Walters' Jackets, Aprons, Blarera,
And Mohair Coats and Vesta. In Hosiery we have a select number, such as Mor-
ley’a Imported solid oolora, fast black and lisle-thread. Our Underwear »od DrpaKXShirt line* are complete. At City Prices. PABP, 83 M MMhlngtoM Hu, «Mpt- May City, IV. J.
I- L. SHE!' I’
HOWARD F. OTTER.
experimoe in which each k individual life to find it in a fuller a eereel Ufc.-Boston Herald
It was the same with Roaooe Cutikling. | le charged the milhonairea, bat he worked fur nothing tor the poor. A highly cultured-widow of Washington. tied up and was be- \
OF ALMOST ANY KIND.
through
— £^t*Slp-CS Our job printer* are skillful and experi-
bonld not pay _
Mr.OcMk- 1 —
GEIVEEAE XJI»HOL8TERER. Furniture and Matreaaee Renovated and Made to Order. Carpet* Made and Pot Down. Curtain Work and Slip Cover* a Specialty. NO. 3 MANSION NTREET, -CAPE MAY CITY. N. J. I»AA€ H. SMITH, FASHIONABLE TAILOR, Ra *S WASHINGTON STREET, CAFE MAT CITT. Keep* constaoUy on band an aaaorUnenl of Cloths and Caaaimere* sniUble for f•* avawn Genu' and Boys' Ready-made Clothing, Foroiahlng Goods, Hate, Capo, Shirt*. Drawer*, Ac. tW~ Repairing done at abort noUce-. TCEHR Ac CHURCH, WBOLE>*l.i: DEALEK8 IK BUTTER, EGOS A2TD POULTRY, Philadelphia Store: WASHINGTON 8TKEET. S43 8.’ FRONT ST. Opp Poet Office, Cape May. N. J.
np, Urt she told him a
ling told her he would do it for nothing, and be then act the machinery c# law in mot**, which gave her track her little i tetnne. It Aid wot oast her a cral.-
Oor. Philadrtjtai* Prera.
enccd in deslKping.
Ocean View Summer Garden & Family Resort, BEACH A YEN EE,
. ar and St. Looia Lager Beer a Specialty. Brana'a lot C JOHN HOMEYABD, ]

