Cape May Daily Star, 22 July 1891 IIIF issue link — Page 3

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ysenterv: 'ONE RENVED^ Terry 3aviS' Pa i fJ Killer (AND OFTEN ONE DOSE] CURE5 THEA\ ALL. SOLD EVESVWHEBE. BUT NOW.

ua Hcklanlno. Fniaperu SehlaBlso and wile ullr. JohaH r.S A Miller. Mlas.iKUUi •a Katie Miller. J P Miller. Jr. Marj ndt, arlle and son 'Taahloirtoo—Mr* T T Tre*o. Mlaa Trego MAB1NK TILL*. CheatnM Hlll-Rer Wm P Merrill Jaae. • Yoon a. Mlaa K Toumt. Kr*t T Young

ognotz. Pa—Mlaa Lalur I'bllatleipata—llenj HuHocfc. Jr. Mr and Mrs Walter Kradiey. Hubert <i MrCann, Ed« Jungertcb Siinlh. Mr and Mr* Juiiu O Hlmau. Lieut K n I■ been, r 8 N. Mra K II (ib-eo. Mlaa Florence tibeett. C Wlttlg West Cheater—Mr and Mr* RC Park, three Kl Paui-D A Mnr.tort Oernunion—Francis C Hal or*. Mlaa Van Hehalek. Master HeoJ Van Sehalefc

i.aFaTrmt. I’lliladelt>Ma— Mn 8 P Broarn .seeanlun—Her W P OTMonell • anutrn-Thomas K French Don Mawr—a II Kellogg

raKBui.i. eiiJ.a. Mlllrllle—Famuel 8 Marsh aad wife Baltimore—Mrs W Daicbra. Milton Iletebea. W illie H UelehM Camdrn -Maurlee A Itogera and Wile. Maurice 8 ttogrra. Mlaa (iertw Kager*. Clarence Ho*era. Mbs Louisa Brant

arorgniK.

Kew Jersey—Chnrlea K Nkbola.

8 L Craw-

Uhleago—F C tllbba. O A Glbhs I ‘b Hade Iphla—J os J Martin and a Meantle. M.aa McArdle, Jennie U Mg May. Wm

WHAT WE ALL KNOW. Tba man that kaaps pasted about all hia nr

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IP nothing they do bat ter him b • Neglects Ms own btanoss ter do others fare Us cannot, tn reason, attend to hia own. Tb# chap who keeps talking, preventing Lis hratbara. G row Igncreors to him must obstinate ding. Bemoan he’s too busy. Instructin’ nil others To ever LI—-If learn a •v--i r --'—v thing.

MISS E. SNIFFEN, MR. FRED. DAVIS,

Prof. A. W. BORST and DAUCHTE

With duos for two pianos.

EIJWIiV BRILLj. j Three Tickets for a Dollar. Single admission 50c. THE CARLTON, CAPE MAY POINT. HT. J.

JACQUETTE & STRATTON, X«». 12 ITushin^lon Mtreef.

FISH, OYSTERS, CLAMS, TERRAPIN AND CRABS, Faiullleb Nerved Promptly. Ordcrw Nollt-lled.

Before tb. first blasts of lb. first sariy aqualL The feller that boo* duo n lbs meekest befc When fortuns’s big *Dn lx a floodin’ yo

m Noel Jobnaoo In New Y'orl

Tb. Papoose Likes His Cradle. The Indian father and mother comblni 1 make a eery curious and ornamental use cradle or bed for the papoose, shape it Is not unlike the long, oral shield of the Zulu. Tbs father cuu It ont < bark with bis tnrrmhna or scalping knife, ami covers It with deer i buffalo akin. or. if be has not these, with matting or the aofleal lark of uxm. lei ■- the upper aide loose and open. T iher then adonis and embroiders .. with beads and grasaea. and Hues and pad* with the softest grass or moss or

she can And.

. . lightly strapped It

•oft thongs fastened to the hoard and _ .. under his arms, and then the covering la laced over him, aa one laces op a shoe.

nothing but the face of the papooae is left exposed. Thus done np baby c

bang (with a thong attached to his cradle) - - the braneh of a tree, or from the pole of b sriffwavn* or set In a corner out of the

tern to us that the close the upright condition ..

cannot be very comfortable.

the wigwam? way. It may

e. John

Denver -Mra H F Uooper. MLrn Cooper. Mlaa Clara Cooper. Claude cooper. Hebert Cooper Philadelphia—Mr* BrnJ B W’ltaoo. the Mtssc Wilson 1 rriitoo—Hev Geo B Wight aad arils

New Jersrt—A B Cndkihank < •nmdeo-J J Crandall Haddunfletd—J Fllhlao Tatum. V rartf.W II Moore

SURF \OTRS. Mlaa E. I. Smith In her neat fitting navy blue costume, makes a neat appearance dally In the Stock Do group of bathen. Mias B*rwlnd, who la exceedingly fond of bathing, la among the most vlvaoion* of the lady bathers. Miss Hallman, of the Btookton, Bods surf-bathing a moat intereating part of eeaabure life, and la becoming quite expert in the art of buffeting the great It will not be many years before a flannel bathing suit will be regarded aa an oddity on Use Cape May bathing grounds, so rapidly are they being superseded by Jersey and serge sullsMlaa J. C. GUI, a stately brunette, wear* a Neptune Jersey, and declares it to be the perfect bathing robe. Mr*. Conard F. Clothier U greatly admired, in her very fetching bathing outfit The temperature of the water yesterday was 18^. MtK J. F. Be lx. famous aa one of the rural beautiful of oar lady guests, balbee dally, and I* prettily attired iu a bright and becoming robe. Mr*. R. W. Downlag, Jr., wear.. plain blank *011, ornamented with black braid, which though sombre in oolor, la nevertheless very neat and striking.

The P. K. Bharpleas Ratter the celebrated Delaware eoonty Gilt Edge Batter. for which everybody is asking, is Finest table batter in the market

Doc. Graves, you don’ on an opposing team. Cape May. vs. Melrose, of Philadelphia, on Tharaday. Snyder, formerly of Reading professionals la the Melrose aa tuber, Bolleau, formerly of the A.C.8. N., w’ll play second base. Our special correspondent accompanies Cape May team D Riverton today, and will send a full report, as usual, for publication tomorrow in the Daily Star, exclusively. The famoua Cuban Giants, now Gorham*, will play against Cape May here Priday and Saturday. They have played against Cape May for three consecutive seasons with varying anoocaa, and always put up a strong game. We will endeavor to give our reader* a full report of to-day's great game at Riverton between Cape May and Riverton in to-tnorrowVpaper. We predial victory for •■ours.” Lansing will keep Nelllna, of Riverton, In plaev to-day If be has to alt on him for each of the nine Innings. “Kid*' thinks Nelllna too

talkative.

8. M. Smith, the practical watch- Kora with a Baroiooler Attach! maker of Cape Mav City, formerly with I A gentleman who Uvea a few miles w Rally. Hanks A Riddle, la well known j of town la a barometer in himself. He. for reliability and good workmanship, tell when the'spmperaturv will lower or Watches and clocks repaired. He ruw almost to the hour. Often he has premake* a specialty of manufacturing | dieted north winds, rains, etc., when there fine jewelry, such aa Rings, Stick Pina, no visible signs to bear out bis asi Charms, etc., sod has a large stock of . tiona. He does not prognosticate by Cape May diamond*, cuts and mounts feelings, but by some strange markings on them at manafaeturera' price*. AU bla left forearm. Atoc ’ I These marks resemble the discharger of | a larydeo jar aa much aa anything else. 1 There la one mark about two Inches long and a quarter of an inch wide, and from this projects two other red Unas. On the end of each of there ' —

there _ . bat is sold that after

the grass — the wigwam the Indian baby frequently cries to go back to his solitary nest. In this wise. loo. Is be carried, slangot.. bis mother's back, when the tribe Is on the march. The oral thing we have described la the prevalent pattern of cradle among American Indiana, though In the extreme north or In the extreme south modlrlasof the style obtain.—Strand Mag-

great pleasure In showing you hla goods. So. 3 Washington street Cape May. •

travel under the akin until they touch each

For really fine photographs of groups, children, etc., visit the Chester Seaside

Studio, Stockton bath*.

Tin type* can be Uken and finished In five minutes If necessary by A. P. <i U. B. Todd, comer Congress lawn. • and rey that they are only some kind “Belle of Nelson" fine old K«*ueky P | K TDenl under the akin, and that they a . ahlakcy at Rally’s, Washington and » lnilUr 10 nature to birth mark* They Jackson streets. • cannot explain the traveling proclivities of

three foreran

.Votloe to Marinrrv

Notice is hereby given that the wreck of the barge "Sunrise" lo Delaware, Bay, being no longer an obstruction to navigatiou, Uie eeooud-claaa iron spar booy marking IU position baa been re-

A plain seal, dark red. set In gold, -ith Initials "J. P. W." Reward If (ft at Stab Offioe. 11.

diamond ring, and Ocean street.

Return

Hall.

. a small twisted !U Congress Hall Liberal reward.

Mrs. K. Heyman, Congress

Lout—Tuesday afternoon, a roll of oney. Five dollar* reward If returned to Stab Office. jySS 8L Loot—Tb* party who took umbrella by mistake at the post-office, Monday afternoon at 8 o'clock; please return

i me to Stab Office. Bailors* Changes.

The partnership heretofore rx la ting between John L. Neill and John IL Chandler, importing grocers, 18th and Norria streets, Pblladetphla. is this day dissolved by mutuC oonaeol John R Chandler withdraw* from the firm] John L. Neill aaaamcs all bills payable

Three Uula Irish girls from a tenement house, whom tb* Listener once led to a garden where they might pluck aa many flower* aa they chose, prattled on for at least an hour, when they had got over being apeechleas with delight, about nothing at all but the flower* that they had reaenrd from the withered bouquet which a certain lady threw out of bar window. "Just think of It, mister 1" one of the girl* laid, "she chucks 'em right out Into the aabheap when they're a little wilted! I don't are bow ah* can do It, but I'm glad she and I watch hour* every day to see e’s Koln’ to chuck any out." .’ talk ot the aun and air aa free gifts of God to all mankind. Are they so, when into the lap of one person (all the flower*, than* creatures of aun and air, still wet with dew. while another, gifted no less freely with the love of beauty, wait* with ' eye* for the chance to take the flowfter they are fadedf—Boston Tran-

and receivable.

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For on* weak. Iron Jaly SOth, Mlaa Cloud will manicure ladies and genii*. for fifty eeota. First class work guaranteed. Paria Toilet and Manicure Parlors, The Devon. Hoars 8 A. M. to 8 F- M. jySO-lw

Sltastioa Waited

A young and experienced colored girt wishes a situation a* waitress la a private family or boardlng-bouac. Apply to 38 Washington street.

Caw* far Sale.

Six Fresh Milch Cows for sale by the ibaeriber. Apply to Mr*. BaxsAn VakOii.dkh. io IWb Q ig. C'»P* May Co., N. J.

The gentleman says that bis temperate re baa nothing to do with their moveand they may not he affected, or lice vena

—Woodland Democrat.

ORISCOM’S Milk and Cream Depot, 48 JACKSON STREET.

Fur* Btlem County Milk and Cream furnished

E. B. GRUCOM. Msnagar

WESTl END LAUNDRY

RLOYDT, Alfr PRESSING Washing rroafo* *ovm. J * cUo ^£^,“ Wn *' Agent tor “Gloria Water” for the Complexion.

VETERINAST SURGEON UKAlxjL’AKTKBS. LOPER'S HOTEL, capVmaV Every Tuesday. Urru x Horst: FromVA. M.h>3 I’. M. S. S. COLE. V. S., Millville Office—lllxb hi. opposite IV. J. It. U. ^N. H.—Order* by mall or telegraph aUeoded jl p- jjAJ\^ISON, Agenl and Committitn Dealer. 69 Washington St.,

Special discounts on Kariy Cadi' u CAPT. FRANKS’

Old Virginia

Tobacco & Cigar Store

f£kC nhSf

ENT JERSEY RAILROAD. TIME TAltl.K IN’ EFFECT JULY loth, I

•I’arior Car atuehed. PHILADELPHIA:

»I .ACCOMMODATION.* mtermedlste stallons^uid i i M —Exprea*.arrive* at FI

Me. 28 Miihlaflsa St

u rta - ■ I na aa ... t lie and Bones at Bottom 1’

MECRAY’S Grocery Store, No. 75 WASHINGTON ST., CAPE MAY CITY. We have introduced Meats —Land), Beef and Veals, into our stock, and can supply allcomers in any quantity. PRICES MODERATE.

AMERICAN CATARRH CURE, Has cured hundreds of case* where SPECIALISTS FAILED. *

6.35J

1^22*-une, . arm, car to!i , vS.55 drliail* ILUJA* h"" F

■2.25

Ivh-Junettun lor Hra Ivlev itv and at New field AtlauUc City, aud a for Brldgrton. 5.|)0. ||| Heo!'j^g5^1! t T^uWtr Isle City and Ocean City. ai-kiiaT Txann. *3.50 'ph^r^'sr*- “ r,v 4.00 Intrrtned tare I> stat Ions. 11 Philadelphia 7JS> F. M ” Junction for Bea Islet Bridgeton.

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5.25

*0-()0 diitdtm^fiTp. Bea Ise Junction for sea Isle City and Ocean * FROM PHILADELPHIA. Trains leave for Cape May :-Expreas week days,“!.!■)a.u.. ■I'-!' and*l.fvi.•S.tn r. u. Ex run on T.Ol « u Saturday, ont*. Kvpm- *. Sunday Express. «"lr Kxcnr Philadelphia. Xa^llinlngtyn a BaJtiFor Baltimore and Washington. SSO, T. S 31. * 1(1, lUi»l. 11 IS a.SL. IlkR (Limited I prrm), lJU,34d. 4.41, afiT,7.dU r. M. and U mcbl. For Haiti mote only. 2 02, 4JI1. Sab. a

HAND’S CENTRAL MARKET, Washington and Ocean Streets. Largest Store and Market in this City. COMPLETE STOCK OF FINTE CwROC’EItl US. ’* Beta Lies. Fresh Meat.. Hrat Grade Butter*. Ponltry. Fish, Oyster*. Terraptu. Clams. Ac.

* Philadelphia

IjVsaiaml ILw'p

CAPE MAY.

LOTS FOR SALE. ESTATE OF MARK DEVINE *0 of the finest bul'-Unx lots, frsnanx sen avenue. Patterson aven’-e. Broadway »l and Second avenuNAdjoltuax tl ‘

ne cottage of Thomas F. Kelly and

a. New Beach Drive. Board Walk. Pore Her. Gas and Electric Lights In Front.

JACOB 8NAKE, Attorney. 427 Walnut Street. Phllada. » E. TATLOB. Cape May.

Street. •S-Kor sale by K Fbamury. Decatur a

I. Jones. UK So. Mb

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NICKERBOCKER LIVERY STABLES (Rear of Knickerbocker Ice Office). WasHisoToN, anovK Occaa Street. BOARDING HORNES A 8PKCIALTY. -.it extensive aasortment of Carriagn. with Elned ataU ^nrs'lo^Prlvale’^rtSs. Eicur ,4m TO^UM BEBOTBAL Proprietor.

To Cottagers. For Mior Rrpnirlng. thoroughly and neatly done, bnug your work to THOS. U. TAYLOR, the popular shoemaker, Decatur street, second shop from Marry A Mecray’s drug store. Charge* moderate.

ELGA M O

I. L. Sheppard, Who also ofiera a very compk-u stuck of GENTLEMEN’ll furnishing goods, All tat* stjlm. S3 WASHINGTON STREET.

OFFICE OF

THE NEW JERSEY Trust aid Safe Deposit Co Lafayette and Bank Sts., Cape Say. The Company ti alto aathorlied to act as Executors. Administrators. Guardians and

» OoOectloc of It

at. Dividend and it of Charitable.

Beneficial. Kellxtou* aad other organ list lout, and execute Trusts of every description. receipted tor and safely kept without

payable

. uslw. Inwin be al-

lowed.

H. C. THOMPSON. A cent. Main Oflee. Camdra, N. J. Ineorporated November IS. UK. CAPITAL, - *200,000. MANAGEMENT. ALEX. U. OATTELL, President. F. W. AYER. Vine President. EDWARD 8. BALL. Secretary and Treat. DIRECTORS: X C. Khsbt, Gxoaox XTaTLOB Enwaan 8. Hall, Lxwts fixsl. tb. G.W.DiCEureaur Kpwaas Banlb.

COME TO CAPE MAY AND SEE LUsro-o, t MWATFR NTREET, BELOW VYASHIXGTOX STREET. pHOICE INKS AND J-riquORS. Ire Cold Ijacer Beer. Sommer Garden. Bottled GooeU u Kpeetalty for Family Hue.

EXCELSIOR MARKET, No. .tit WAMHIXGtTON' STRKKT.

cxpe wa* errv, k. j.

JOHN HALPIN & BRO.

J. W. EAGAN,

Mansion House Bakery,

No. 7 BANKION STREET. ** 7

AH kiodt of Freuch and Ylrnua Bread and Roll*. Full Hoe Cakes aud Pastry. Ice cream of choice quality manufactured aud furnished hotels sod collages.

Goodman, GilijEuude § Go., X. I'_ COR. lS(b AND MARKET NTH.,

Plkilndelpliui.

Our Mr. Chandler, who has called for Cape May orders for the past five years, will continue to call on Mondays. Tuesdays and Wednesdays of each week.

Goodis Carefully Packed.

CAPE MAY PAYIIrlOY.

mreT-PT.ARR CAROUSAL. is; '- 5 Cents per Ride

RtTIOI.PH ROLLK.

CARROLL V JaekMsn Street, near (lie Beach.

CAPE MAY, N. J.

Delightful location. Everything Flrat-clans. Close to Ocean P»*r. MRS. F. L. RICHARDSON..

THE GLENWOOD,

Hughes Street,

OPEX FOR THE NEANOX OF 1M)I NEW UOUfit AND FIR8T-CIASS IN’ ALL IT8 APPOINTMENTS.

S. P. WILLIAMS.

NEW MOUNT VERNON HOTEL,

ALEX. CFTIKO. Proprietor.

Directly on the Beach at the hew Mount Vernon Tract.

THE WEST ENTD, ar the Beach. Opposite Congress Hall Lawn. Family Hotel. Firat-claaa

lo all IU appointments.

CELEBRATED SPRING oo the premise*. Fioost water on the coast. KDWARIk K. FAKE.

Sewell's Point House. r-CIIOIC’K WIYKS AXI> L.I^IJORM. Parties auppllcd for Fishing and Sailing. Oyatcr* in every style. WM. K. YOI'XG.

The renovation and reconstruction of the DELAWARE BAY HOUSE, At the Steamboat Landing, And Ita additional facilltl'* for the comfort sod enjovment of gursta, make it a moat deal ruble place for tourists, and Cape May sojourner* as well, who desire an outing or a dav of cjovroent. EVERY PORTION of the house and ground* has been remodeled and llte cuisine, chowder, oysters, aud aea fish of every kiud are furnished lo the atyli* of the firat-claaa metropolitan hotels. With Sea Bathing, Sea Breezes And all the dellgtita of an anaurpaaacd beach to add to Uie comfort* of guests. BATH-HOI'KES sic thoroughly furniabed with all appllanooa. Train* from Cape May City run every half hour during the day aod night Meal* »111 be served to pa me* at Uie abortoat ooUoe and with all 4lie acoeasoriee desired. arDo NOT get off the car* *t Cape May Polot. but keep your seats to the end of the route. C^EOFtOE IF. BA.TEN, (Of the Oriental Hotel, Phils ,) PROPRIETOR.

W. C. NONAKA & CO., 42 W anblnglon ML. Cape May. IMPORTERS OF JAPANESE GOODS, Gent's Walkiog Canes and Turkish Slipper*. All kind* of French Fancy Chios ware. Complete Hoc ol cut silver and other Jewelry. Kudleaa assortment In leather goods

Congress Hall Boarding and Lirery Stables, North and CongreMM Sts., Cnpe NInj J. P. BRICK. Horses Uken to Board by the Day, Week or lonth. Pony Phaeton*. Village Carta. Drag*. Ac. to Hire.

EWING’S BATH HOUSES, Between Perry and Jarkwon Ma., Opposite the bent bathing grounds. Perfectly equipped houses. Careful attention. Fair Price*. SAMUEL EWING.