CAPE MAY DAILY STAR PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING, (exc«ti sna'iT),

^*4&r*amnotu nr inrt wara

FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1891. Notloo. l’.«t office ananxcmcot* lor lb* wi B> Im t M>4 *n«T June ISOi. 1*1. the goB U SS&» Moaer order buliwM Irmimctml from • A. **41?monar ibooM be •rut by money or’}"’, rjSSTTPTS? TV: J *mnu5£J5i^AS,llJJA. M, 4J1, 6-10. *-e«0. tJD A. M , and t rTL KlCUAKOftOS. rortmutrr.

X> I» E C T ORTT-

“ It luoka like the bright of the waaon at Congrea* Hall,” aaitl Prof. I^Kimla hurt rvening. We hare jnat bail one of the moat aoclal and jilraaant bopa e»er aeen there, and we hare one every evening.'' After a little reflection he added, ••Yon can aafely announce Congreas Hall hop every evening." What a fine thing It would be If a line ot ateameni were plying between New York and Cape May, or atopping at Cape May! Everybody thlnka so, and when the iron pier waa built thla waa the paramount idea, largely the baalx upon which anbacriptioiu obtained. It la not too much to i that if thia Inducement had not held out, money could not have obtained by aubacriptiou to build the coatly atructure. It ia not yet too late to utilize It for the pnrpoaea or'gi-ially Intended, and by ao doing to make it an exceedingly valuable property. Men experienced in auch mattera aay that the thing ia perfectly feaaible, and that the pier can be made a landing-place for atcamera for a comparatively moderate expenditure. When it ia zold there will be an opportunity for enterprialng capi-^i-_t*liaU to make good and profitable of their money, and at the aame time do May a great aervire. The. aali by the Sheriff take* place July 87th, aa advertiaed in the Stab or THE Cape,

our weekly paper.

Pru. together. Be loyal. Do not heeitate to defend Cape May from the aaperaiona which thoae who have been prejudiced and who are not correctly informed may caat upon It. Do not healtate to tell what immenae advantage* our reaor* haa over all othera. Thoae who cannot aid, financially, lmportant project* can aid by their influence. All who are intereated in Cape May can aid In IU development, ahould be made very unpopular to abuu Cape May, or to go over thoae old, old phraaes condemnatory of the reaort and Ita people, which, when find beard, bound ao weighty, but which, when analyzed and examined into, are found to be without foundation and without truthful meaning. The aame phrzM* are applied to almoet every town, and they are the reault of habit, heedlem. habit, and Indifference to facta. Explanation can always be had for the most acrioua accusations we have ever heard against Cape May, and there are many nice, creditable and true things to be said where there U one discreditable thing to be discovered. Rxdrajzo old times last evening with several gentlemen In our office, the question came up, “Are the amusements at the hotels ao managed and conducted nowadays that they are as attractive aa formerly, and do they go to make up a aeason’a brilliancy awl a season's enjoyment to as great ah extent as in the days o'f the old hotels ?" Speaking from the light of our own ex peri ence aa Cape May journalists, we must Bay that one feature that aided the gayety ol the seasons was the custom of the hotel proprietors to advertise their evening entertainments. Attractive “ ads *’ would be placed in the local papers, ifloely displayed, as “ Invitation Hop,” or “Full-Dress Hop,” as the case might be, that everybody “ on the Island" (at some old fogies still call our resort), might be informed as to when and where such amusements were to occur, that guests from other houses and cottages as well, might come and help to swell the throng of admirers of the “light fantastic,” the sweat strains of the orchestra, and the associations that go to give seat to sojourn. There is this to be considered In this connection, and u very seriously and much talked about, that the more of three pleasures offered tbs people (not meaning thereby exclusively hotel gue^), the more popular la the resort, generally speaking, and therefore the greater the patronage. It used to be that all visitors to the Cape, hotel guests fir cottagers, heartily welcomed to the hotel hops; they ware the greatest and most enjoy, able feature of indulgence of the people, I these large and almoet nightly

0lii* Gtiests.

Miss Ethel Posey, a very pretty ' The Wyoming U a popular plaoe of

blonde, of Wilmington, Del., Is at the I sojourn. W indsor. ‘ 1 ~

Read the Interestlug article on erra-

Mrs. Elixx Adams, of Tuekahoa, h “ Ttn | r

mewed her summer associations at the _ Devos Villa. The Oriole la as popul tr as of yore Mr. Jss. Carey, a retired merchsnt, to gentlemen visiting tlie Cspe. of Baltimore, Md., and wife, are at the 1 — ■ Windsor for several weeks. ' S. T. Liucawesver is here enjoying s Miss Lillian Edmunds, s very pretty ' f - w ^ • 0 J 0uni lnd » tt * nd ' n * 10 bo '' 1 - bloude, of Philadelphia, is visiting ne **- _ . friends In West Cspe Msy. < n,* mul winter time populi

Miss Lottie Reeves, daughter ol Lawyer 8. W. Reeves, of Philadelphia, a charming bloude.is here for the season. . John Rubcaxm snd family arrived at their Washington street cottage last evening and will remain during the ara-

Mlsa Helen, Emily and Alice Tbomn. three charming ladies from Baltlore, are at the Windsor for a two week's trip. Miss Violet Grata, who Is stlbe Brexton for the season, Is greatly admired by all the little folks,and old folks, too, at that boose, Allred C. Ferris sod bis two sisters Mieses Kate and Mary Ferris, who are the Aldlne, had a very enjoyable sail out In the Inlet yeeterday morning. Miss Louise Chaudlee, of Baltimore, s very attractive young miss sod is delighting the guests of the Brextoo by ;r presence at that popular bouse. Mrs. James II. Briggs snd family, of Philadelphia, are enjoying the aeasno at the Brunswick, and are highly delighted with Cape May and the bobL Mrs. Wm. H. Fendcraon, of Washington, Is here to spend the summer In her city. Mrs. Fendcraon Is one of the most amiable of Cape May's daugbrs. E. D. Marshall and family, of Philadelphia, bare room* at the Devon for . They find pleasant associative families of T. II. Yauaman and Col. Dyet, opposite. Conductor C. R. Brooks has been transferred from the accommodation train to the new Cape May express which goes on today, leaving Cape May at 8 A. M., and Puitadelptila at 5F. M. Prior, of Baltimore, with Mbs Carrie L. Bnyder and Mies A. Selina Mueller were out In the pretty yacht •May” yeeterday afternoon and had a delightful tall. The party were from the Aidiue. Col. Thomas V. Cooper, Collector of the Port of Philadelphia, came down on the train last evening and went aboard the U. 8. Revenue Cutter Hamilton, lying off Cape May Point, where be passed last evening. Cot. W. B. Shaw, the well-known Washington journalist, and a popular friend ot Cape May for many seasons past, arrived on Tuesday, making his headquarters at the Stockton. Yesterday he had a pleasant little visit with the President. Ool. Henry W. Sawyer, proprietor of the Cbslfonte, and a friend of the Presl dent, has received from General Harrison a photograph of the President, 12 by 18 Inches, on which the President' autograph la written. He prises it highly. Hon. John M. Scott, ex-Reprcaenta-tlve from Philadelphia to the Pennsylvania Legislature, and wife are now plsaaantly passing a few days with Mr. SooU's parents, Mr. snd Mrs. Lewis A. Scott, at their oonvenleot seaside home at Colombia avenue and Howard

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Mrs. K. II. Coryell, of Philadelphia, has rented the new snd handsome cottage of Mr. P. F. Qnldort, on Pier aveand will take poetess Ion to-day. Her four charming daughters, Mary, Emma, Virginia, and Alya Coryell, were the hellos of the Windsor Hotel last summer, and their many friends will welcome their return.

Wiley's tent on the sand Is well palronlxed and quite a competitor to the pavilion near by. A. B. Miner, a large lumber ontter, of Suffolk, Va., and the associate of cottager Milton Hagy, Is at the Arllng-

Honae.

Manager D'Eata presents a ver teresting programme t%!s week at the Pier Opera House, oooslstlhg of musical numbers, bicycle teats, and a f mimic. An entire change of programme la announced. Oor list of Cape May belles is de eased by two this summer. Miss Fanny Msy Bockins is at the Sam College of Languages at Burlington, Vermont, and her sister. Miss Bessie G. Bockins, ia traveling In Europe with family of the Rev. C. Miel. the rector of the French Church, in Philadel-

phia.

The city water supply la not live least among the advantages possessed by Cspe May City. The wells situated In the country are free from all contamination or chanoe of It. and the famous Cold Springs furnish water -dear aa crystal and absolutely free from all Impurities. It bas been pronounced by competent authority to be unequalled, and Is one oftbe best recommendations

Stopping at the Chalfonte la Mr. David Lewis, father of onr po Howard street cottager, Mr. Clifford Lewiti and the Immediate predecessor of Mr. Lewis, as the Treasurer of Mutual Assurance Co. of Philadelphia, better known ae the Great Tree Co., the oldeet and strongest of Pbilila’s conservative corporations. The Treaauryahlp of this Company bas been In the Leals family since 1836. Mr. and Mrs. G. Frank Giboey, of Baltimore, were among the prominent arrivals at the Stockton last evening. They are always friends of Cspe May down regularly every year. Mr. Gibney bas a large number of friends at this resort and Is gladly welMrs. Giboey Is pleasant lady, and ber arrival can* be glad that she la back busk at this popular resort once more. The President passed a busy day the cottage yesterday, exempting in the evening, between five aodAlx, when he and Mrs. Harrison took occasion drive over to Cape May and back to the oottage. Yesterday he denied the petition of Oscar J. ‘Harvey, sentenced 1887 to the Albany Slate Prison I twelve yean for drawing money i bogus clsims with forged signstnres f borees daring the war, when chief of the horse claims division of the Third Auditor's office 1 not Wm. T. Chapgranted remission of forfeited Louis Good bob, of Indiana, who was fined 6300 snd oo sailing oleomargarine contrary to law, was remitted (300 of his fine. ' Taliaferro, who petitioned to bn released from serving a sentaoee Imposed for going In Woods.sad not paying the

Starlight.

is very Inspiring at night. i quantities of freight arrive

Eoornx

dally.

Perry, Hughes arid Lifayette stmts

re well shaded.

The electric lights are extinguished

promptly at 2 A. M.

in easily bo! row trouble, everybody baa more thap they need.

Akins new snd populsr ice cream Hall, saloon still floats a pretty American

Try a "Champagne mist,' Palace Pharmacy, opposite

Hall.

Washington St., near Jackson, is very neatly snd comfortably fitted np and an excellent meal can be obtained there at moderate cost. II la w inea and liquors are superior. * Old fashioned molasses candy at

Num', o, Washington ~

They pnt lee in Cvcri^gtass of so :

the Palace Pharmacy

wrv^riv*. of .o ly.Ta-poeitc Con

Mvjtinc Villa U very a

l- talk.

Tke Hamilton Arrive:,

The United States Revenne cutter left Camden yesterday morning, under orders from the Secretary of the Treasury. and arrived at Cape May yesterday afternoon about half past three. Captain Rlake, commander of the Hamilton, Immediately came ashore and reported to the President that the cutter at bis disposal. The Presidential ily are expected to go to the banks In It to day on a fishing excursion. Aa mentioned In another column there will be an 8 o'clock A press from here dally during t beginning on Monday morning next, /clock P. M. express from Philadelphia. A request for tbe addition of the train was made by tbe Stab early in June and repeated several This was supplemented

petition signed by oottage residents here,

the Company, evidently ooovlnoed _. ssslty and utility, have It to She schedule. It Is a valuable i to Cape May, and sbosrs ooocIiftiTcly that tbe Wsst Jersey Co. Is Hllng to aid Cape May's progress. If s syndicate were I or mod to purchase all tbe lots and land west of Cspe me, Cspe Msy Point, to Steamboat Landing, and to develop tbe systematic presentation of IU advantages, It would stimulate Caps Msy Point progress wonderfully, sod lead to symmetrical development of the whole town. If tbe land were cleared and graded ont to tbe Landing and made t look Inviting It would bave tbe advantage of the steamer Republic Undic right st the plaoe. Certainly there Is better opportunity for building up plaoe here than at many other points Where tbe effort ia being made.

attractive in ap-

pearanoe and is entertaining some very

fine people.

Several retUurauu keep open all night and are patronized at all hours. Thl* b a new feature. Delaware Bay Home Is an excellent place to which to drive and enjoy a meal of seaside delicacies. Huyler's confections at Marry & McCray's drug store, opposite Congress Hsll and Columbia avenue and Ocean streeu. * Carroll Villa's tastefnl |*lntmg and pretty new awning make this popular house more attractive to tbe eye than

ever before.

William C. Gibson is an experienced clerk In tbe Irnit business, and is a valuable helper to Merchant Duke In bis store adjoining tbe Stab office. Hello, Rip Van Winkle ! What a pity that yon d.Hi't drink Row Beer made with Knapp's R «ot Beer ExUaet: it d Mwn't Inebriate. Mr. am? Mrs. Kluigerand tbeir son. George, who are quite well known here, will arrive soon. Mr. George Klnlgler was laat year proprietor of the New Mount Vernon Hotel. Tbe Cspe Msy Athletic Association Rooms, No. 30 Washington street, second floor, In addition to being nicely papere 1, as we here noticed, b now beautifully carpeted also. Yesterday was brighter than the preceding day and bathing hour witnessed goodly number of bather*. After e thorough wetting from Wednesday's rain, everything looks bright and pleas-

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Yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Kearny, at her Beacb avenue collage, gave a very pleasant tea In bon• r of her daughter, Madame de Kesrnel, ol Parb, who will remain for several weeks before rcluro-

ig to ber disunt borne. *

Huyler's confections always fresh at larcy A: Mecray’s drug store. • The yacht "Melvina" Is a Wanly and great sailer and its handsome cap'.ain knows all the fish in the sounds and all tbeir haunts. Secure dates st oner. Orders should be left st Sewell's Point

r SchellInger's Landing.

Tbe merry-go-round at Sea Brrr: affords a great deal of amazement children ab^t) many of larger growth. It baecnrMg^ouMdmow, and therefore more private aW this b

Lsu-m *ucc

lastidious. * -Wm. G. Essen's spacious ice cream parlor b now open. * Tbe P. E. Sbarplesa Butter the celebrated Delaware county Gill Edge Bul-

hlch everybody U asking, li

S o A BroV *•—'

asbiogton

in tbe market 8. M. Smith, the practical watcl msker of Cape Mav City, formerly wit Baily. Banks A Biddle, b well know for reliability and good workmanship. Watches snd clocks repaired. He makes a specialty of manufacturing fine jewelry, such as Rings, Stick Pit Charms, etc., and has s large stock Cspe Msy diamonds, cats snd mounts them st manufacturers' prices. All goods warranted ws represented. Do

>t fall to call on him a

will t

great pleasure In showing yoo his goods. No. 3 Washington street Cspe Msy * * Molasses Cream Cocoanut U always fresh at Nua*', SI Washington sires Apollloarb Lemonade opposite Congress Hsll. * The old original Champagne Sods ore popular limn ever this season the Columbia avenue drug store "Belle of N. Ison" fine old Kentnoky liiskey st Ratty's, Washington —*

Ewing's bath h rat bathing grui lily pstryiyd.

improvement on the old order of things. llclou * u >* n -

Tbe si

which goes Into effect on Friday, July 10. greatly Improve* the facilities between Cape May and Philadelphia. On Sunday next a new Sunday expreas will leave Cape May for Philsdelphla at 8 30 P. M.. arriving there at P. M.. and on Monday a new weekday express will leave at 8.00 A. M., arriving at Philadelphia at 10.00 A. M. These with tbe trains now In service make a moat complete schedule. Two new trains are also added from Philadelphia, a new week-day train leaving at 5.00 P. H., and arriving here at 7.00 P. M., and a new Saturday express leaving at 1.00 P. M. and arriving

at 8 00 P. M.

The 9.00 P. M. train from ihb city to Philadelphia, which haa been In service for the past two weeks, bas proven

eeedlngly popular.

has proven ex.

THetSdT t » compiled by lhroo 8 b u

denied hb petition. In tbe dental tbe President said : ‘The man waa a protensions] bondsman and most pay the penalty as he has enjoyed the emoln-

The following statistics

the Bureau of Labor and Statistic* about tbe farms of the State are Interesting: In Atlantic county, 1,189 farms, 106,126 scree, value, (20 per acre; Cape May, 547 farms, 52,032 seres, value (20; Monmouth, 2,567 farms, 212,617 acres. (85; Ocean, 831 farms, 87,442acres, 631; Camden, 950 farms, 81,792 acres, valne (90; Passaic, 906 farms, 86,915 (45; Hudson, 145 farms, 2,921 acres, 6815; Union. 757 farma, 88,429 acres, 6206; Bergen, 1.710 farma, 94,008 acres, (185; Camber land, 3,230 farms, 156,237 acre*, 643; Mereer, l,54i farma, 120,908 acres, (80; Middlesex. 2,085 farms. 154,. 966 acres, 77; Morris, 2,554 (arm*. 342,. 778 acres, 660; Burlington, 2,512 farms, 288,534 acres, 660; Gloucester, 2,034 farms, 148,147 aero*. (61; Salem, 1,825 farms, 175,839 acre*, (55; Hunterdon'. 8,155 farma, 285,037 acres. 660; Somerset, 2,045 farms, 178,511 acres, (69; Sussex, 1.992 farms, 233,688 acres, 688, Warren. 1,783 farms, 185,788 acres, 660. Wiley’s Cong ire* - Hall bath booass are tbe best equipped on the beach.

Careful —

e the

Have you Iriwfl' Wl Ipprd Creai l the Palace Pharmacy ? I. II. Smith, 47 Washington • has a complete line of clothing, tbe late atyles. Hatpin A Bro.. agents for the famous P. E. Sbarpless Butter. Thl. but rich, and pure beyond compariaud sold at piicoa that defy o— petition. Are you using li? Come e it. Excebior Market, 33 Waab

n street.

Baby McKee Coeoannt Creams is the favorite confections. II. Ni ., 51 Washington street. Buy for your boy a Waicrbury wai at Jos. Hand's, 9 Washington St. Darlington's Delaware Con: . Creamery and Packed Butler. Very " and guaranteed aatbfactory in Instance. Goods delivered promptIf Kcbr A Chorch. 17 Washington street, opposite Stab office. * If yon wi>li fine solid silver souvenir ■poone, go to Smith, No. 3 Washington Unit, from 75c up. ntlcmen's furnishing good* in great variety at I. II. Smith'*, 47 Washington street. f . jws of President Harrison'* cottage. Cape May Light Ilouae and other prora- ‘—— subjects for sale at Heist' gallery,

CONGRESS IIAIaIa,

CAPE MAY CITY, X. 1. J. F. CAKE,

Remodeled and Improved.

Oppoeite Congress Hall,

CAPE MAY, N, J.

J.R. W1LS0S, Prop'r.

^HOTEL«COLUMBIA^

Thoroughly Renovated and Improved.

a3~S.TX=S

Kennedy'* U. S. P. for lh«

t de-

Glboon, tbe Active, good,

looking olerk in charge of F. K. Duke's i*.' fruit store, adjoining the Stab office,

sincers thanks (or a generoi

treat of fruit. 'Yon will always find there a good supply of all kinds of fruit id receive the most courteous attcoHuyler's celebrated confections can

ba bad only at Marcy A Mecray's. Great preparations aie being

for the Congress Hi "

evening. Pretty little prugrami be furnished. Prof. Lvomis • range hb best numbers, and Simon Hasalcr's best efforts will be given ares that lead on ia tbe poetry

of motion.

Cape May b supplied with tbe beat and moat thorough system of drainage.

No other seaside resort Is as

sided for In this respect, and no other b

therefore ao fret from nnhealthfnl

floenoes. Thoae who spend the delightful summer months here can do so wif

ont a single unpleasant apprehension. C. J. Miller and family, ooenpy tbs

cosy cottage No. 9 Stockton a venae and be bas been entitled for four years ~ the distinction of being a Ux payer and water rate payer In tbe city of Cape May. Hb interesting family of six

children, four boys and two glrla,

joy tbe sojourn here very much and Mr*. Miller b much attach.d to ber summer borne. Mr. Miller b s promt'

Dent Phradelphi* real estate broker. Just before ber bereavement, Lady

Macdonald, widow oi tbe late Sir John Macdonald, completed ber first ambitions literary eflort in a aerie* of articles for The Laiit*' Home Journal, tbs fiiet

of which will appear In tlie August

number of that periodical. Last sum-

" Macdonald, with a party of traveled In ber private car the most picturesque parts of

delightfully fresh

• she describes her experiences trip. Id these articles to which she has given the title of “An Unconventional Holiday.” A series of beautiful Illustrations, famished by Lady Maodonald, will accompany tbe articles.

the door of

the Asbnry Park National Bank at 2 'clock Wednesday, announcing that thb bank b closed by order of the Comptroller of the Currency." and signed by G. W. Stone, National Bank Examiner. Bat liUl* Information b obtainable regarding tbe cause for the actioe of tbe offiebla, other than that given by Georgs C. Johnson, on* of the director* of tbe bank, who said that the National Bank Examiner had ordered the dosing of the institntioo, owing to the Impairment pf IU capital, which was 650,000, although they bad advertiaed 6100,00a Little mrprbe was created by tbe action of the Government officials, aa tbe result had long been anticipated. J. Emery Barker b the President.

H. \V. Sawyer, Manager.

Near R. R. Station, Reach and Post Office. KoutU Ijifay <•!to Klrcel Terms—$10.00 and $12.00 per Week. MRS. T. R. BROOKS.

The Stockton Surf Baths has its life guards on to protect thuse bathing in that locality. Tbe large life boat gnea on duty Saturday for tbe season. * Essen's Ice cream parlo.a are aa popular aa ever before. * A great many people vblt tbe Cheater studio, Stockton Baths, and say our photos hsve received a great deal of praise tbe past winter. Chesters photos are superior in every respect. There will be no exception this season.

J?

Wiley’s Congreas Baths are splendidly eq nipped for buslocaa. with excellent bathing robes, polite attention, and convenient room*. Pavilion on the beacb for accommodation of bb balbera. *

Wm G. Essen's Ice cream, all popn- ■ Ur flavor*, and water Ice*. 10 com* tier

plate.

Only place where Cape May dU- | monda. moonstone* and wampum are cut. Established over fifty year*. Jo*. Hand'*, 9 Washington street. • Go to Lansing's Cate, and Summer Garden, comer La I a yeti* and and Decatur street*, for private terrapin suppers. soft, hard, and deviled crabs, oysters scalloped and In every other style, and little neck dam*. Game In season. Wines and liquors. Beer on draught. Families supplied • Tbe latest success is crashed Violet soda at Kennedy's U. 8. P. * Soueenlr Spoons at Jos. Hand's, 9 Washington street. They are worthy of your attention. Com* and see them.* Fred Arnold's Merchant's Exchange, Washington and Jackson streets, is one of tbe popular place* of resort for thoae who desire to enjoy seaside delicacies K pared In a moat skilful manner. i liquors dispensed at tbe bar are pronounced by connobsenre to be of remarkable quality and pur.ty. * Artistic grouping by A. P. A H. B. Todd, the photographers, foot of Congress Uwn. * There will be more new and popular -rlnka than ever thb aeaaon at the Colnmbb avenne drag (gore. No tron- ' le to crack or shave ice. • W. H. Helas - photograph gallery on Reach avenue, between Jackson and Perry streets, b fully equipped for tbe 1 ‘-was in sUite branches. Excellent eases are being finished daily and giving the utmost satisfaction. Tbe patronage of Cape May City and neighboring village* b solicited. Come snd eximlne tbs samples of bb excellent work, and alt for portraits.tf

THE GLEpiWOOD, Hughes Street, OPEN F4»K THE NKANOX OF 1«W NEW HOU8B AND KIRUT-CLASS 1S^U>^ APPOINTMENTS. S. P.\J¥ILLIAM8. JVTarine Villa First-Class in Every Respect." KIKTY -f ADDITIONAL ~r ROOMS MOW 0PEM FOR THE RECEPTIOH OF 0 JESTS. MRS. F. HAIXEXBECK. CARROLL VILLA, JackKou Ktreet, near the Itrnr-h

CAPE MAV, N. J.

Delightful location. Everylhlng First-class. Clos* to Ocean Pier. MRS. F. L. RICHARDSON.

THE ROSSMORE, ^ NOW OPEN ^ Piu-lUt- Mnd TeMMMee Atcb , Atlantic Clly. IS. J. Telephone eonnecUon* with New York and Phlladllphl*.—Call ISO LOCATION UNSURPASSED. OPENS FEBRUARY Ut, 1W1. URN J. P. DOYLE. Latent the WestEnt.

DARLINGTON HOTELD Opposite B. B. Station. Grant Street, Cape MayUnder personal management of JOHN J. KliOMER.

Flret-claae Cuisine.

Large Airy Rooms. Terms Reasonable.

Marvel of Beauty and Convenience

LAlJlES.

t«ja*u:iy Zoc/ The James-Y. Borden all-hair bang. No rav.JIMsAm net, wire, or lace used in its construction. Damp or salt air we guarantee will not effect the curl. Can be dressed by any lady in any style. Recommended by Dr. Juiy Homer Smith and others, at the international HonReopathic Convention at Atlantic City, as the lightest, neatest, most healthful and natural bang ever invented. Also first-class manicuring and fine toilet requisites. PARIS HAIR AND MANICURE PARLORS, At the Devon, - - So. Lafayette Street.

i ScheSiagsr' tended to

WM. G. ESSEN, Bakery and Ice Cream Saloon, 48 'Washington Street, Hotels and Cottages Promptly Supplied.