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Mrrtlnc. Turoday \VcJno~la) » at «1» P. M CU»* _ day. Thimdayi adiS Frida) v Monday, al »JH K.M. Tuuncl'copte’a Krayof Mrctmc Sunday rtenlnc at 6 AS. rUTBUJC, WaaUactnA .trrrt. brtnrro Vy Ocean A Drratur-Jta*. KaTUKa llauu. 1'a.u.r Bcrrlrra Sunday In July and Augu.1 at toil and »jju A. M.: InMncttema at Uiff r. M. Ktmlnc amter at t-Oi. Work day*, muni lag aeirtcc at 7 JD; rycnlng at BAD. F ranklin struct m.k church, r**. Joaxni K WaTCU. RaMor. habtath ■OTkoa: Claaa Marling, lu A. M.: ITaarhiu. lu IS A. M. and * K M : Sabbath School al 19 *¥.u7iSut Mwtlng.VSlaj;

St. John's Episcopal Church. The appointment* lor St John'• Church,cor. » i-n and PraakUs arraan.CapaMay, ItabbaihldTuai^i.M.and r’ou'lVM. Aug. IS—Ror.C. M. 1-rrklna. Salem. K. J. Aug. 17—Lct IW. liarUugtoo Brooklyn. N.Y. Aug. 34—Hr*. Hr Klrralng James, lllrlunj School, rhlladrlphta. ^ Auj^. ti-^BeT^^Pr. ^Jrflrrii, Church of " Brpt.’f-Rr*. A “k Conc<-r Radnor. I'a.

— Waahlngbui & Urcator Ki.la-l.t.Y;' l Sasn aid South Latayrttr at King. William. Beach a*r and Jackson at KnoU.ltCcry. Hoaard at Kearney. Mrs 11M. 4 Beach ate Kelly, T K, West Beach are Knltlle. K y. U Stock ton are Knmdtoph, Ret Ur Joseph. 113 Washington si Knlttel. f. P. 13 Sb-ckton are

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—J . WUry cottage. Decatur el. LeJambrr, Mrs, WiUnglun st Lancaster. W H. Hncbro A Kranklln at* la-amlng. J Spicer. 47 Washington *t I red ran. Jo*. Congress A So Layayrtle st. Lertek. lest. J. corner Beach arenue at Landis. Her J 1..I1 Windsor are Lcttifrlcd.M K.SCrant st '"Sr.kA'S.i,” * ““C' lyry. Vatic.» Columbia atc

Marks. F. S Stockton sve MrndatthaU.Mrs KM. Bear Morrt*. Kean.7 O.luiubla s\ 'I • - "

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COTTA&E DIfiEraOEY

DAILY STAR, FOR 1800. CUIagers arc reqaratrd to report afbre any mistakes lathe lllrrctorj. t

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McAleer. Wm,3E ItUkhes st Marks. E. 17 Huebc.it McKenna. A D.Tl Beach are Mecray. Dr Jamm. a North st Marcy, Dr V M D. 87 Washington st K _ . Harry. 1‘ \Vtndvjr a. r * ’ Bonaka. WC. C Washington »t O O'Hara^Dr M.^A Jackson st P Physick. Dr E. Washington st shore M rhitUpa, Dr E II. IMtccan and Hughes s fame, lien C f. Columbia are and Hun fage. Mrs. K.3Stockton Ron I'lnmley, Ueo W. 4 Congress at Potter. W J. No Odumbta ar ^ssi^nas^ir- o ~ , Mrv’kTs liases - Philips. John L. tu Columbia are Poole. M r George. S Windsor are Porter. Daniel. Congress at. W oi So Latayrttr « Uuldort. P. F. Beach are and Perry at

PRINTERS' BULLS.

1 will pot on record aoisoi fci Any tn* graphical errors' and bulla which hare come under my eye. To begin I will cite that of a compositor who in > furniture advertiaement where cradle* and coffins were spoken of

SeseVv Stanton, M Ka^u So Latayrttr a' Coograo s Stereos, Wm T, Curglc *t smith. Dr Robert Meade,» Beach ar Schrlu-ger, Mrs « M. 11 Hughe* si 713 Washington st II. Ill Stockton are , irrt M. Hunhes st Stllea. June* Brunswick. Hughes st Mwrec tl) BrTntorkUuTRow 0OlUn

Thompson. Rohm. 10 Uremu st Tunlisend, L II. 141 Washington st Tmessnrnd. waiiam.^w Latayette *l Tonu«B^?MdMu*4W , uhmaUm *1 Tack. Mrs F A, 16 Hughes st 'iSfeTsEiiP'“”- u “ ■

''ebb. EH. 77 Lalayrtle st , Biams, Jo. y, > Perry st lUUajsnon. n E H. a Lafayette at 'SffisvjrftssffiTS”*” u Dr 8 F. Lalsjetie at

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orange* (alpha and omega) life.” In Jim Fisk'e pnlinicst days the editor of a paper on which I waa employed wrote an article descriptive of a ••tnniont" (home* and carriage) srith which Fisk waa jnat then ptustlyxing New York. The learned blacksmith who art it up read the word ••turnout" • tomcat." and N> had it all through the article. A dipper on The Atlanta (VmstitutiT.n once wrote this: ••The Texas Pacific is now running out thirty miles from Texarkana." The proof sheet read: -The Texas Pacific is now shipping wintry males from Texas races.” About the time the above was gotten off. another t-omptedtoron the same paper. In setting a take of telegraph about the Tnrm-Kussian war. gravely announced that the "Russians had captured the Tojs-ka Post" (for Schipka Paw). After the death of the Emperor Najsileou the telegraph, in describing his a]e l»-arance as be Uy in hi* coffin, said that "his features are pladd but careworn." Tlie typo read the last words "can work" and so set it. The same artist on the same day spoke of the "attitude of the RraxiUaii gnat toward the Antilles." 1 have seen the abbreviation "gov't" translated "goat" innumerable time*, but only once have 1 seen it reversed and "goat" rendered "government"— this by a man who was always looking out to avoid the first named "bull." he setting up a description of an "Angora government." On the day that R. E. Lee died a Richmond dts]mtch said that "(ieneral gloom prevails." The proof had it this way: ••Gen. Gloom." etc. After Horace Greeley'* death the preridratiul electors of Georgia, when they went to cast their vote*, having no candidate* to give them to. cast them in a iplmicntary wiy for different persona. • editor of the fiaper 1 was working on. in speaking of the. matter, said they "scattered their votes like a coquette her smiles.” Imagine his honor when this confronted him: “Scattered tCeir votes ke a cognat for miles." Several year* ago. while a noted southern author, n>w dead, waa on a tonr in Europe, in one of his letter* he wrote that, after visiting a certain locality, on the next day he would go to Charing Cross. The types had it "rhaidng During the eastern complications, ton or twelve year* ago. a certain Mahmoud Jan figured rather prominently. One night a compositor got a take of telegraph of which that name whs the first word. He glanced at it. and with an imprecation on the "fool operator who don't know what month it is." he proreeded to erect it thus: "Mahmond. Dec. 5.”—making a date line of iL One of the finest break* 1 ever saw was made by a proofreader. He came across the line: Aye, spnagt* to catch voodcock. He was not up on "Hamlet." and never haring seen the word "springes' of course knew there waa no such- Sc he changed the p to a y, making it "syringe*." The man who set the take waa an amateur actor and perfectly familiar with the line, but the m( could effect with the proofreader compromise. The p was let stand, bnt the e had to come out. and so it went "springs." I will clo*c this, not for want of rial so much a* for fear of encroaching too much on your space, by recounting the feat of a printer who. in an articl describing a meqdicaut, said he wore "threadboue coat" and had on hi* face •necktie flush."—Artist Printer.

A southern planter hired a negro ar put him into his field to work. After while the planter came along and accosted the new hand: •Did you ace a coach godown the road a while ago!” Indeed. 1 did. bos*. One oh de homes wan a gray h<e* and de odder was a roan, and lame in his off leg.” •I thought I heard some hunter* over to on the edge of the woosh. " ■Ye*, lies*. One ob dem was Col. Jones; be was the tall one. De second one was Maj. Peters and the third one » Tom McSnifter. fed. June* had • ob dem new tangled breech loadin' os what breaks in two." (Did you see those wild pigeon* flv jf just now." •See >m? Goes* 1 did! Dar waa ninrl.cn ob 'em. Dry lit in dat old cornfield down vender." "Well, you see too much fur a man that is hired by the day. Here's your wages. When I want a man to keep watch of what is going on 111 send for yon."—Exchange. Insert Oddities. Earwigs (forlirala) differ from all other huecU in both their origin and (fracture. They are hatched from eggs like chickens. Naturalists often report of seeing the maternal earwig with her newly hatched brood crowded tinder her like chickens under a ben. The email eat knon^Linsrct, the Pterat■ns Pntnaiuitra^araaite of the ichneumon, it bnt one-ninetieth of an Inch in length. The largest insect known to the entomologist. the Erebus Strix of Linnaeus, a noctuid moth of Central America, expand* it* wing* from eleven to eighteen Inch**.—8t. Louis Republic

LA. GABRETSON, Real Estate A_gent, Km. 40 JnckaiMn Mreet, Cape M»j. K. J. ttiPERTIES BOUGHT. WILD OR EXCHANGED.

WILDWOOD BEACH. SPECIAL EXCURSION! i Commencing July 18th, and every Tuesday and Friday there after during July and August.

PUBLIC MEETINGS

AT THE

Suditorium, 0eean diity, Chautauqua S. S. Assembly I’Vom ofttly 31st. to .AiiR-miit 3d. Three aert Ice* dally. j U ANNIVERSARY Will AUGUST 4 TO AUGUST eT^ijl Riocutionary ami Stcrcoplican Entertainments each night. Epworth League Meetings, Saturday and Sunday, August 9 and 10. Services morning, afternoon and evening, both days. Camp Meeting commences August 16 and doses August 24. Three sermons, preceded and followed by prayer meetings, each day. Rev. J. K. Salmon, the Evangelist, will be present throughout thv Camp

Meeting.

JKOCKD TRIP TICKKT . 50 CEKTH. - EXCEUIIOB HOT AHD COLD Sea-Water Baths Drcatar M. and Bcsrh Are. W.C. GIBBON. Manacrr. Th* Floral as*) mm nnaplrlr kslatilUlooFul .J ihr aiu* ... n.- ^ J&S-.'S

J AQI KTTE A STRATTON. 15 Waahiagton SL. Cap. May. Draicrin pish, Oysters, Terrapin. Clams. Crabs, &c Waxuos *111 driller to Hotels and Cottacvs will! prompluros.

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experiroevd man, 11 r could l.oinl I hr fj

Vi * 11. W.. Star Ollier

^Knickerbocker Jce Co. OF PHILADELPHIA SUPPLY 1I0TKLS. RB6TACHANTS and COTTAGKS WITH PURE EASTERN ICE.

-AI*o with-

coat: coat: coat: coat PRICE, $6.00 PER TON. W ‘ UT ' '’ffEKiaSKSSSK*’''"' •«*“

LANSING’S CAFE, DILLON’S,

COR. LAFAYETTE K DECATUR STS.

Private Suppers. Soft, Hard, and Devilled Crabs, Oysters and iLittle Neck

Clams. Game in Season. NYinrs and Liquors.

LOVETT’S HARNESS MANUFACTORY,

A full aaaortiarl

iTo. Oceaxx Street.

. uf Harurta, Illankrt*. Net*. Ac. Repairing done *

Lovett's Flour and Feed Store, Jac-lioon and WaMhlngton Ktreet, r*l Quality Flour. Feed, and Itay, at lowest I'rteea. Order* promptly llllrd and drllirml

anrn'a hrada. aay* a London writer uhion, bar. been growing very rapidly of late. "I have wen acTtral enonnou* hied* within the past week. The great bunches of carl* and French roll* now worn at the back of tha bead are anything but attractive. It h to be hoped that they will diaappear before they drvdop into anything mote serf-

BECK’S CLUB HO THE Cigar Emporium, Car. Ocean and Hwgfcre Street*. CATE MAY, H. J. Dry Cigar* a Specialty. All the Noveltlae. ( I'y Prioee. -

J. S. K- Hand & Son, The Old Origimsl nod Only Cape May Diamond Cutter*. Cape May Diamonds set in Rings, Pina, Studs and Button* of our OWD manufacture. Repairing of Fine Watcbea and Jewelry a Specially. OT’E’OSXTE r OS T OOFyiCE;

Corner Washington and Jackson Streets. We can recommend DILLON'S, of Avhich the well-known ijOHN J. RATTY is proprietor, as one of the most central and popular resorts on the Island, at which the finest Wines j and Liquors and Rochester Beer can always be had, together j with superior accommodations for parties. - Handsomely appointed parlor for ladies, M'lIOH. CLEMENTS, MANUFACTURER OF MINERAL WATERS

ALSO THE

Kenowned Kclfait Ghiet-r Ale- Lemon Sodii Sarsaparilla. ^ SOLE Al.RKJKOR Barthdomay HochestShBottled Beer. a - —•“ BoltliS5r*aiaBII*hr.«.L No. SdkjJttckMtn Nt.

ERET> A. EIV OLIO’S NIeroll a 11 ts’ Excluxiige, WASHINGTON AND JACKSON STREETS. One of the moat |>opular place* of rraorf for Seaside Delicacies, skillfully prepared. Liquors of remarkable quality and purity

dispensed at the bar.

WILLIAM ESSEN, BAKSBY AHD ICH CHBAM PABLOBS, KO. 4H WANHIXGTO.V NTRK4.T, CAPE MAY, IS. J.

HIEWITT’S

Dry - Goods, - Notions ■ and - Millinery - Store-

A Urge and varied Stock from which to select your purcliascs.

One price to all.

WASHINGTON STREET, OPPOSITE OATHOLIO OHUROH.

WM. T. STEVENS,

Contractor & Builder, JOBBIKU PROMPTLY ATTK.YDED TO. RESIDENCE 1SD SHOP-Comer Jefferson and Corgir Street*.

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OI.IIVTO^ JSOUI>ER, _ Km. a and 5 Mantilon Street. - Cape May, K. J. FURNITURE, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, ETC., Wir* CoU and Bed Spring*. Rcfrlgeratora and ChUdren'a Coachoa for Sale or Rent, j Orders for Filling and FuraMilBgCuCtrKe* will receive prompt atUratlon. Awning, I made to order. Repairing uratly done, forrk Rockers a Rpreult) !>IET>f’S I 'l lt > I MI 11X J <2< ><>■ >** Our leader ta Silk Striped. Imported Flannels, Madras and French Kaleena, Shirt* I for Outing Wear. Finest line of Neck-wear In Cape May City. Also, a full line of Hat*, Cap* Belts, Walters' Jacket*. Aprons, Blazer*, j And Mohair Coat* and Veals. In Hosiery we have a aelect number, such aa MorI ley's Imported solid color*, faat black and liale-Uiread. Our Underwear and Dree* Shirt Hue* are complete. At City Prioea. j I. I- MHKPPARD, 25 RanUliigtou St., (ape May City, K. J.

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I'uII.v equipped with all the requlsite* for doing

OF ALMOST ANY KIND.

HOWARD F. OTTER. Succeaior to Cllnlon Bonder and Chas. Orme. aa

j GS-EIVET1 A-T-i mPHOESTEREF*. Furniture and Matrraeea Reoorated and Made to.Order. Carpets Made and Put Down. Curtain Work and Slip Covcijj^a'Specialty. KO. 5 MAKSIOK HTRKKT, CAPK MAY CITY, K. J.

ISAAC H. SRITH,

FASHIONABLE TAILOR, K*. 47 WANHINBTON STREET, ( APE BAT CITY. Keepe-cooatanUy on hand an assortment of Clolba and Caaalmere* suitable for the season. Genu* and Boys' Ready-made Clothing, Furnishing Gouda, Hals, Cap*, Shirt*. Drawers, Ac. t2 r ~ Repairing done at abort notice.

liEIIIt Ac CHUrtOH, WHOLES*LK DEALERS IN ' BUTTER,, EGGS AND POULTRY, WASHINGTON STREET, Opp. Poet Office, Cape May, N. J

Our job printers are -skillful and experir enced in designing.

Chester’s Photographs. • Beet Style* of the Art. Children'* Pictures a Specialty. At the Old Stand — Bench Avenue end Ocean Street S. C. Chester. Wiley’s Congress Baths, ipped on the Beach. A large tent on the strand for the convenience of bathers. FOOT OF CONGRESS HALL LAWN.