CAPE MAY DAILY STAR

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FRIDAY. AUGUST ». 1890.

Tn-aonBow will clow tbr anuiou »» f»r u thf Daily Stab tocoocenxd, i*ut all abould mnrmber that th*- Wrrkljr Stab or the CaVe la puMUlird rrrrj Friday tbn>U|;h(>ut Ibr jr*-ar. Ita prirr U II.S0 prr jrar. If y.m waul t.. kuuw what ia |;oiuK oo at jour favoritr arakMlr mu>rt ilurilii; ll»r a iuUr m-auiii. you abould br a aubncrila-r to the STAR or the Cape. / Tina ia a lorely week at tltp^ftahorr. and tboucb the aeaaon may U-truly said to lie on tin- wane, our avrnurtl acamdy abow it. Particulariy uotlcrHblr ia the fact of the preaeucr of ao many lad lea, boata «if tbeiu younj;, pretty, attnu-tive, w bo keep tine lovely reaort bright and say, lively and iutereatins. for they are here, there, everywhere, in ainslea, in Sruupa, happy In their aummer outins, aheddins cheerfubteaa, light and beauty -all around. No, there can be ueaa while ao many of there charming emturea are Uitting about and entering into the aorial fealivitira that abonnd. To-morrow Wnilng bid* fair to again draw all thia fkmininr lovelineaa together in the great nauclng ball of the Cong rear, which will be thrown open the laat time for thia aeaaon for tlie enjoyment of terpsicborean dellghta. Itia well, per ha pa, that the lad lea numbera at the araahore do thna preponderate, for they are the grare, the power that rule* the pleaaure aeaaon anywhere. What would a reaort full of men, with a poverty of women be, anyhow. It wouldn't work, gentlemen :*and If there are fewer men than women at the shore this aummer as it ia, there fewer men tind their way boarhward if the glorioua influenee of the liea the fair ouoa were not abed about, we didn't a tart out to aay anyt

about the ladle, at all.

The queation of advertiaing ia w hich must be carefully a rigged by any buainraa houae which iV*irra mi it.-—. It ia well nigh impoaelblrtre-Nifceed in buaineM, without the aid ofpKnter» luk and nearly all great and aucc^aful advertlaera have concluded, after trying all other method., that the newa|iaprra yield the bent man Ita and are the moat exiuomk-al mnliuma through which a tale td'the public the newa of buaineM. lint there are newiqiap ami newa|ia|iera. There are tboae w hich are doing careful, conacientioua w« for their patron, and their commuuitira . ami are aelling U> advrrtiaera, in cirrulaand inliueuce, precisely what they represent, and there are a few other, which are obtaining a great deal of their bualneaa under false pretense., by representing their circulation and their influence to be much greater than it really is. These latter yield no results or such small ours that a business man who is so unfortunate as to br led Into investing with them la often discouraged, ami ready to proclaim that there is nothing in advertising in newspapers, but br is w rung and suffers only Itrrauar he goes blindly bitn a matter which requires careful and thoughtful consideration. Advertising properly done in a uews|>sper of standing and circulation will altntfi yield good results, provided tin' article advertised is .uw for which the

people have use.

Our weekly all the year round Utah or the Cape enjoys the unique am! valuable diatinctiou of haring the largest circulation of any weekly or semi-weekly paper published south of Ilridgeton and iu all the district including Camden City and all the territory ith of it until jioint of the 1'apr U bed, there ia but one weekly county paper which haaalargcr circulation than has the popular Cape Hay Stab or the Cattl. Our local semi-weekly ootemporary It scarcely in the contest, and has not. according to the best informal! obtainable, more than one-half the circulation of our Stab or the Cape.

We are not snaking tl

random, lint are able and willing to any advertiser or any re]>utablr person who desire, to become one, proof of the mo.t positive and incontruvertlbh nature of the truth of these assertions.

the Stab or the Cape ht can get fHU measure, prrwaed thoTn and njnlllng bwr. The Stab's proprietors are hard irking men who. while anxious fo sines., are equally anxious to giv II returns fur'ev ery dollar expended

with them.

FrcsidcnUal 1’artj’s Dcpartarc. President Harrison left Cape May for probably the last time tbit yesterday morning. He rode in the same private ear of Sunt^ lisunard, which was attached to the 8 o'clock picas. He went direct to Washington. The other members of the family leave for their Creeeon visit on the nine o'clock express this morning, after having joyed a most pleasant sojourn at their Cape May PoInteottsgesinoeJuoe 30th, daring which time Mrs. Harrison hsa not been away from Cape May mi than twenty hours altogether. T President has spent alwut four weeks of that time here, and greatly enjoyed bis stay. Rev. Dr. Scott, Mr». liarriaon'a father, has woo many friends, and we hope the remainder of bis daya will be pleasant ones. He has been here since shoot the first of Jnly. McKee, the President's daughter, who la one of tbe most charming of ladies, has been here nearly all tbe tame, loeptlug two Weeks which she passed in Uoaton. New York and Mancbrater-by-the-Sea with her husband. Mr. McKee baa enjoyed about a month of pleasures of Cape May. during which time be has been very kind to tbe

paper men.

Mrs. Russell Harrison has been here for about a month, and her husband, probably two weeks of tbe time. Mrs. Dimmick, tbe agreeable niece of Mrs. Harrison, came with the latter and Mrs. McKee, and bae remained here all the time. The Presidential family has passed healthful and happy season, and ha> enjoyed all the pleasurea which could be enjoyed at any seaside resort. In their departure this morning Cape May bids them farewell with a sigh, and hopes that they may return to spend many seasons by the side of the rolling icean billow a. The first Pn.idrut to visit Capr May aas Franklin Pierre, who visited Hie Island in 1KSJ. Hr was welcomed by be City Council anil a public reception vas lichl. He raptured the bean, of the Capr May pnqdr of the time. Resit was of only a week s length it is difficult to obtain anything it the mere fact Hut br was hen-. Mr. Rucbauan paid quite an extended visit after tbe war, but was not at tbe Cape any time daring bis official term. Tbe Rev. M. Y. Ruchanan, a brother of tbe late President, who is over ninety, ■pends every aeasoo here in a cottage which be owns. The only thing remembered about Mr. Buchanan's visit Is s s regular attendant ol church while on bis sojourn. President Grant was a visitor for Hi different summers. He slopped at old Congress Hall (burned in 1878), whose proprietor was Col. J. F. Cake, then of Willard'a, in Washington. In 1869 wi Unoondlllonars first visit, and he can summer during bis last term, bringing one year his entire Cabinet with biro. He was familiar to everyone around Uie Cape, and seemed to gi well acquainted with many of the rcal-

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OUR GUESTS. AMD OTHER PERSONAL POINTS

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STARLIGHT.

photograph groups

Chester's 1 superb.

Tbe West End bae been very a

day.

Tbe arrivals laat evening were

Mias V. L. Waite, of Washington, ia _ enjoying the pleasures to be had at the : ‘“ u * of the IUILT braa tl Hotel Colombia. '

Miss Cora lavuch, of Germantown, la

one of the Windsor's most charming Mr. and Mrs. David Chambers, of I fal “‘ i,

Philadelphia, have located at tbe Hotel I "Life's a abort aummer—■

Columbia. ! flower.'’

_ " ? - D * Dd lll,! : Mr - Wslkcs will make bis farewell i set In ringr, pina stiida, buttons. Gliding, of Philadelphia, are spending bow Saturday night. -f ! all of onr own manufacture. Repairing a few days at the Lafayette. Artistic photographs by A. P. A II. ! * ,f watches and jewelry by-skilled l erT7 ' clj,UI ,n<l Da ~- of B. Todd, corner Congress Uwn. | workmen only. tl*

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Kirkland C. Buck, of Baltimore'

Cucumber cream, for sunburn. 1* baring a great rush at Marry A Mecray's Philadelphia Pharmacy,Ocean street and Colombia avenue. if loe cold soda water, all the choice flavors, at Kennedy's United States Pharmacy, Washing!.n and Decatur streets. tf Mr. Grorge Lovett offer* to the pub- ' Ik at his old Jackson street stand, all tbe best quality of feeds, bay and flour • xt the lowest prices. Orders promptly I filled and delivered. Give thia popular merchant your patronage. tf J. S. K. Hand A Son are tbe old orig- 1 ; Inal and only Cape May diamond cut- : ter* in Cape May. Cape May diamonds ;

HOTELS AND COTTAGES.

We give

» publicity li

JW.2S-5-Congress Plane cottage last evening " r *“’1" l * ,r •’ ew Columbia debris Dr. Geo. B. L day. of Mnoreetown, “ *

N. J., la agalu a guest of tbe Lafayette, mush to the delight of his many friends.

Dr. Geo. Fribea. the eminent Phils. AI1 OQ k ll otel proprietors are pleased drlphia physician, was among tbe *‘l*‘ G»e ^*^1“ uf the season'sbuvlness. Stockton's prominent arrivals yesterday Coooanut, peanut anS Yrllow Jack Mr*. Mollic T. Cucknel, of Alexin’- mol *“ e * ufl f •» 31 Waablngton

dria, Ya., came to the Star Villa '

yeaterday, and will enjoy ao extended ! Take a trip to tl>* Athletic . Park tosojourn. | day aad aer the la-l game of the aeaaon

Mias Sadie Locwry la considered one of , r ' -

the finest fancy ds'-cers in Cape May. 1 Only two more nighu of tbe Opera She ia a very graceful young lady Iu all { Co.—Friday and Saturday—ou tbe Iron

the Stockton,*!* at tbe S. P. C. A., suit New York, also at

ce iu face, aud it ia

w ho clasp it a

ette and Decatur streets, for prti rapin supper*, soft, hard, and deviled crabs, oyster*, and little neck ctama. Game in season. Wines and liquors. Beer on draught. Families supplied, tf Wiley's Congress Baths are splendidly equipped for business, with excellent bathing robes, polite attention, and convenient rooms. Pavilion on the beach for accommodation of bis bathers. tf Stockton surf balha are the best equipped oo tbe coast. Rooms will be rented at much reduced rates for tbe balance of tbe season. tf Stop at Dennis Conaldlnr'a to get the finest imported and domestic wines and liquors, fur fatally use a specially. HergdnU'a beer on draught. Rochester

beer in bottles Ice cold. Dennis Considine, Prop.,

jl9 3t 6 Ocean stiecL

From the flattering remarks we bear about Chester's fine photographs, hr certainly must be the lesdiug photng- ; rapher of Cape May. Studio, cor.

played with Stockton bath houses,

ymte my. | g M. Smith, the practical watch-

maker. of Cape May City, foi - - ;l_« II.nk. V 1II.I.I1-- ..

—__ ...-mcrly : with Bailey, Banks A Biddle', so well

lay-1 known fur reliability aad good work-

| mxnsblp. watches and clocks repaired 1 satisfaction guaranteed. He also u baud a fine lot of Cape May

Pier.

John W. ♦iibbt, of the Baltimore ! Cbester> photographs are praised by •Vrirs, who bu becu spending two weeks 1 everybody. Studio, corner Stockton

at Cougreaa Hall with his family, leaves . baths. . for Saratoga to-day. Co. II won the bail Edgar B. Sparks, son of President of the Fire Department Council Nelson W. Sparks, ol Wood- Score. 18 to 14.

bury, is spending a few days here with

friends oa Hughes street.

Mrs. Kugler, of New York City, at

** rneet supporter of Itemetnber Saturday matinee will ubKribes liberally Ul0 u , t ODe K , Ten OD lhe pter by

*‘ er,,n - Opera Co. Let everybody attend. diamonds aud cute them to order. Do

»e,Tie'stuong^oUi*friends Tere'la! , few days, on their snousl visit, al ways receiving a cordial welcome. T. R. Winabelmer, ol the tt'cifmvre ind Dfmarrat. published at Alreeus-

burg. Pa., left bis card laat evening. L'ape’Mi

We regret being out when he called. . ... , and hope yet to meet Bro. Winabeimer. More Imtel aceommod.tiona will Ik

aa-sKs;

the Stockton register yeaterdaj evening. Books, stsliouery, fishing Ucklr-

a ium,tos r - r » w ,, S!RSS:S--#iig>r^S:: . «a»cx«c»vE» ber daughter. Mr*. Wood and Mrs , nortli Ocean street. 2t ; t'preial tothe Srstt. daya. Mre. Jack^^retTiraed'bomc’uit T* 1 * L,r, > reUe *“ * " c * Dr of »=“* '*) Sk * I»'-« Citv, Aug. 28. 1-90 ulng. ! * uJ I“‘ evening, a very pleas Commodore Kelly's steam yacht, . , * ' '•Irene." with party from Cape May, | Mm . I ^ araBUP .

arrived at Sew laic to-day in time to pay . Beils Arcomnuidailons Bn-t class. their respects to our townamxn, Frank ;

Hildreth, at his elcqanl hoatelrii

Free Bus to aU Trains.

ful Cape May loi

stiuuld be coutinuously going lorward. Gel your aeaU for tbe benefit of Walker and Dagnall. Kemrtnber Ssturday^nigbl is their last appearance In

great pleasure in showing you b goods. j21-6t The reason why “Porpoiaiue" Slioe Blacking and Liquid Dressings have be- : come so popular is because they yield a . good )>"ii»A and impart the softening j properties of tlie ooiiipouud—/brpoi«is,r | — which is combined with these pro i ducts. Our "Busaeline'' Dressing fori —*—1 shoes will satisfy tlie most

north of Goes

Tbe Lafayette was s scene of a

v „.„.. , »ud gayety last evening, a very Mws(iertrudeHuntington, thecbarai- g^aa'uiere 1 . 1 * 11 " 1 * 1 " 1 Il0,, l " ' nR iug daughter ol Geo. Huntington of ,7' , „ , Philadelphia, U an excellent performer | „ ne rhtertalument on It

3 tbe piano, and charm, all who hear 1 Jl,r *‘ n ‘'T K,r *' n on !,,,Md *y ®' er . ^ ' “ r | the proceed, for the ben. fit of Walter

Sol. Relneman. of Trenton, treasurer

of tbe League of Democratic Clubs of

HOTEIa C’HAIaFOXTK,

Jutrnllr EnterlainmeuL

Miaaes On tic Butcher. Ida Rrnrzet, Elia Klciaber, Maggie Butcher, Margx Flclaher, and Masters Allie Danncobaum and Louie Pleiaber, gave interesting tableaux and entertainment yes. Unlay afternoon for tbe benefit of St. Margaret's Home. Miss Margaret Flclaher took the character of Little Miss Muffet; Allie Dannenbaum, the Dutchman; Miss Ida Benezet, one of the three little Maids; Mias Ontie Butcher, the photographer; Mias Ella Flclaher, in Babes iu the Wood; Mias Maggie Bu'cber, Maiden's Prayer, In conclusion, little Anus Holmes sxug "Little Annie Rooney." Mr. Dxnncubaum's Frilx, did bis part of the acting very nicely. At five oenU admission, five dollars was obtained, and tbe MUtresi of tbe Home cordially ihsnked the boys and girls for tbelr kind efforts.

If a business man desires to advertise In order to attract trade from Cape May City, county and all tbe villages south of Millville, he ran do so by placing bis anno uncements In the Stab or Cape, and there is no other single medium through which this territory may be covered. If he is decorous of rathing Capr May county people only, hr can do so must economically and thoroughly through tbe 8tau or Cate, and space in it, foi' this purpose la worth by natural sequence stare it has double tbe circulation of ita local competitor. just twice as much a» In other medium. Our rates, howi are very reasonable.

We hope tbe lessons conveyed in the above sketches, will be carefully conned by our local busimws men, as well as by others. Advertising we repeat, always pays when properly and judiciously

done. Bata man would is

•Wered ♦ine who contented himself With a half-pound of sugar from his

" grocer when be had paid for

Scorer Beau moat, of the Cape May base ball team, promised to wire the Stab a brief account of the game played in Philadelphia yesterday. between Cape May and the A. C. 8. N. team.

a failed to do ao, and we Infer

that the latter was 'successful. There warrantor on tbe streeU last night that the reeult waa 14 to 1 In favor of

in torsi advertiaing when by patronising th. A. C. 8. N. tewm.

A Social Evyaiog. A very pleasant company tbe residence of George F. Auutington, the well-known Insursncl agent. Wednesday evening. Scl eral selections from Mendelsohn were given by Mias Gertrude Huntingtou. Mrs. Huntington, a handsome brunette, wife of tbe boat, sang several beautiful songs. Among those present were Mrs. A. Cohen, Mr. and Mr*. Freiburg, Mr. and Mr*. Floerkc, Carl Fast, George Huntington, Jr, Bail of Huntington, Miss Eisemsn, Mr. Eiaemau and Miss

Mamie Kabn.

Mr. Hall Hauls Them la There waa quite a eommotion around the Chalfonte verandas laat evening when Mr. C. U. Hall, the most success ful fisherman of the season, came in loaded down with 80 Iba. of a* flue fish aa ever swam. Thera were rock fish weighing four Iba. each, and weak and flounder*. 39 In all. Although this is Hall's "■

any m

Congress Hall graud hop, the laat of tuc season, takes place to-mnrfow evening. All who enjoy these pUaaant en-

tertainments will be present.

A large crowd gathered to witness the tub race yesterday. Tbe pier wa» black Tv Ith people, and. they were all very much atnuxd al the aulica of the

It waa very thoughtless Iu tlie base bailers not to send a full dispatch of Ifie result of yesterday's game. The Interest manifested in the team here la intense, and It was treating ita friends badly not to furnish them news of the

game at tbe earliest moment.

New Jersey, , m d thinking of the fall campaign, as a

guest of tbe Hotel Columbia.

Dr. Henry A. King and wife, of New York, will leave Congress Hall today, after having spent a month at tbe Ca|ie, for Angora, Pa., where they will be

entertained by Geo. T. Hancock.

Mr. Walter Llodbelmer, the fiorirt of 1317 Pine street, Philadelphia, is spending a short time at bis native Cape May. Waiter is a splendid fellow, a conscientious business man, la quite popular

and prosperous.

Lay Judge William Beckett, exSenator Samuel M. Hopkins. Joseph

Clcmcula. Esq , and Chief of Police Fancy di

A. W. CJttell, Jl * .. -I a.-

Woodbury, wen a day'a outing.

Mrs. Dr. Henry A. King was seen on ! Take the yacbt Uuaaie, Captain the boardwalk the other afternoon with | Ytirke, for a pleassnt-fishlng or sailing the venerable Dr. Scott. Mrs. Harrison’s \ trip. tf father. Tlie Doctor ia sa afisblc aa can | be. and Is fond of meeting friends who ,

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Mhix Vincent, daughter of Judge; Wilev's Cnnvn Vincent, of Bock Mile, Md., ia an atlrac- : Uu/ best eiful live young lady guest at the Windsor i b r.* t ^ Ul

Her sister, Mrs. Peters,

the Summer days pleasantly at the *Dr. aud Mr*. J. tv Stubbs and daughter, Annie E. Stubbs, of ('beater, Catharine Stluea, of Washington. Mrs. J. J. Mscdnffee sod Miss Helen Miller, of Philadelphia, C. S. Simpson, of New York, were among the arrivals at Con-

gress Hall yesterday.

i specialty at Conalr the best bier and

Continental,'' and to register for a great: big D. The muster allows a jolly com- | pany consisting of Com. Thus. F. Kelly , 1 first mate, Chris. Gallagher, second mate, John J. McConnell, T. H. Vanne man, W. H. Doyle,-Nicholas J. Griffin Peter Hsllahso, and Masters Joe. Kelly and Paul Yanoemsn, with engineer “Jacky” (Alex.) Richardson and pilot Thornton looking after tbe y>f Hie liitlr craft to the several

m Cape May to

inlic City^w re a public reception aiu Uicr ^ ' —*—•

IDZEVOZN- ~V~TT ,T, A ,

L IL Station, Beach and Post Offi k

South I.Hlii) cite Street

j Careful attendance.

V drag or pbaiton.

I. W. McAllister, President of tbe Prsukliu Fire Insurance Co., la a guest at the Windsor, accompanied by his daughter. Miss E C. McAllister. Il«, remarked last evening that "If br w ? re

Vanderbilt be would .

cootrut wllb Windsor

We were bouored by a call laat evening from tbe three charming graces of the Brrxton. Misses Alice Boyd, Marion Evans aud Katie Evans, who came to bid tbe junior editor good-bye, aa they leave for their Washington home tomorrow morning. May tbey return

. Robinson, wife of the Jted Republican candidate

Congress flr-riu? Media. Pa., district, acoqmpaniod -by Mr*. L. Robinson. Miafces Bessie, Helen. Adelc, Mildred and Anna Robinson came to tbe Stockton last evening to remain until th<

hotel aeaaon cloaca.

Mr. T. I. Dunlap, of Csmdan, connected with tbe Urge grocery firm ef Shall, Wireback & Co., Philadelphia, la recuperating at the Devon frot_ _ aerlcma heart trouble from which be

baa suffered some ti

panicd by hia father, a leading farmer of Salem county, who ia greatly pleased ~'itb bl» first visit to Cape May. Mrs. Geo. W. Evans, wife of the' disbursing officer of tbe Interior Department. i* one of tbe most charming young married ladles at the Brex loo.

betn ] anicg tbe

moult* of August with her sister., the **' Boyd. She leave* lor ber WaabIngloabome Saturday. Mrs. Evamisa

either of t A Mrcray.

Have you tried champagne soda? tbe most refreablng summer drink, to be bsd only at tbe PbiUdelpbia pharmacy, corner Columbia avenue and Ocean

street.

Wiley, of Congtei bss placed a tent oi

be perfectly aecommi-datioD of his patrons. It Is mmoda- *0 excellent substitute for tbe mu '

needed pavilions. ti The best thing for sunburn UCocni ber Cream, to be bad attbe Philadelphia

Mias Robertson and Mra. Walter - »tt entertained tbe guests of tbe new Mount Vernon Wednesday evening by performing some choice piano duette, accompanied by Mr. George Kllngleron the violin. Arias from "Fra Diavoin,” "II Trovatore” and "Nadjl" were beautifully performed. Ibis waa followed by a euchre party.

Go lo A. Hewitt's store, 44 Washing-

ton street, for dry goods, notions, and millinery. Store, opp. Calboliecbnrah.

Oar motto ; " One price to all.’’ tf Alobxo Hewitt. The Commiasoners of Appeal will

meet at City Hall at 10 A. M. the third Saturday in August and tlie first Satur-

day in September. A. B. Limit, w-d-tf Collector. J. W. Bradshaw's fruit store la eou-

tlnuaily atoexed with tbe moat luscious foreign and domeatlc fruitatlow prices. Free delivery. Decatur near Washing,

ton street. tf Rargavakiau'a Turkish Baxaar, 36

Washington street, offers fine Turkish ruga al New York prices, which prices are tbe lowest of any other city in ibis

country. tf Four and six in hand cose bee for

evening parties al Haynes livery, Man

sion street. tf. Lovetts, No. 12 Ooren street, harness

manufactory. Is prepared to turn out all deecripttoua of work Iu thia line. A full assortment of harness, blankets, ncU, etc., etc. Repairing door with

neatness and dispatch. tf An excursion to Wildwood Beach re<every Tuesday and Friday,

Fred Arnold's Merchanl't Exchange, Washington and Jackson • treats, to ooe of the popular places of reaort for tboae who desire to enjoy seaside delloacea prepared In the moat aklllfal manner. Tbe liquors dispensed at tbe tar are pronounced by oonnotaaeon to be of remarkable quality and purity. tf Reliable and courteous drivers at Haynes, livery. Mansion street. The

Tbe picture ef teal rammer sea

There are said to be several patriots who are willing to take the Democratic nomination for Congress in this District this fall. Among the number are ecutor Periy. of Gloucester «i through whose luxurious mustache tbe wind freely blowa; Dr. Newel!.* Millville, who is willing to trust “blind luck" on bis name: Lawyer VanSyckle, of Bridgeton, who thinks he cun get there owing to bis "hustling" abilities; aud last, but not least, Uie unsophisticated and always-confident Gen. Brindie, ol •■Hilly' Thompson bailiwick. There ia no occasion for these gentlemen to "bleed for tbeir country.*' Congressman Bergen will continue business at tbe old aland for another term.—.SnaTA Jentgman. Sheriff Nichols, of this county, ia a dandy. He sought to make political ipital with tbe priaoner'a family by granting to a prisoner privileges, ao the story goea. and tbe prieouer stole Uie Sheriff's fouDUlu pen and small articles and skipped, and be ia “skipped” yet. This ia a new scheme of electioneering. The laat grand bop of the season will be given in tbe large dining-hall at Congress Hall on Saturday evening ■ext. There ia still a Urge number of 'iaitora here, and they gather at Congreas Hall quite naturally. A Urge attendance and a brilliant affair may oonfidenUy be exjiectevL Congress Hail entertainmcnU are always successful, who desire to enjoy a thoroughly pleasant bop will be present on Saturday evening Prof. Loomis conduct the affair with bU customary ability, and Haaaler's orchestra wifi

' iroish music.

If you are in any way Interested in Cape May you should subscribe for weekly paper, tbe Stab or the Ca. _, tbs best aud moat largely circulated newapaper in tbU end of the Sute.

NnUce. On and after August II light-bouse will br opene from 9 a. m. until 12 m. admittance on Sundays Far hale.

Terms—$10.00 and $12.00 per Week. MRS. T. R. BROOKS.

Marine Villa. First-Class in Every Respect.

THE

JIeception

OF jjUESTS.

MBS. F. HALLENBECK.

ARLINGTON HOTEL,

OppMlto B. B. SliUion.

Grant Klrecf, C'ap4- May.

G. J. Kkomek, Proprietor.

Plrst-claaa Culsino. Largo Airy Rooms. Terms Reasonable.

CA.RROLL VILLV, Jacktion Street, near (be Bcaeb, CAPE MAY, N. J. Delightful locaUon. Everything first-claaa. Close to Ocean Pier. MRS. F. L. RICHARDSON.

9lh, 1890, Uie d to visitors PosiUvely no

An almost flat top desk. Urge, plenty of drawers, will be sold ebssp for cash. Sold for want of lias. Address, S. Stab

Wasted.—Cook and Chambermaid oo or before first of September. Private family, PbiUdelpbia. Apply, 11 Colnm-

They think she i a rede Intnidiac young dude. And they hide tin she a gene out of react —Arif York HtnU.

-7-HOTEL COLUMBIA-;-Thsronghlj Renovated and Improved. ITO'SET QFEXT- -Fq-i-rvTTT ■ rt T? XLJS.TES. H. W. Sawyer, Manager.

HOTEL HILTON, EDWARD WESSON, Prop'r. Rate*, 12.00 per Day. Special Rates by tbe Week. Elqvator and Electric Bella. HOO-13 FILBEBT STBEET, PHILADELPHIA. Three Squares from Penn's R.B. Depot. • Filbert Street Cars pass tee dm*.

MISCELLANEOUS. -

E. Misson, 26 Washington^Street, Spanish Baskets and Fans. Novelties in Silver Jewelry.

John Akins’ IDS CREAM PARLORS lee Cream aad Water lee*. Motel* aad Cotm^fa rayt.lied sl short notice. JOHN AKINS, 9 Washington St.. Cape May City.

POWEIal/S Gents’Furnishing Store DECATUR STBEET. loppoatte Pier Avenoe Inn.) Particular a'uentloe paid to tee rattlag and ■alahlBg of tlimtlamen-a Good! Children's (.Totblng cut and made to order. Cleaning and Kepatang prompt!) attended to. All work gsaruteed aatluartory. CKO. M. POWELL