Cape May Daily Star, 28 August 1891 IIIF issue link — Page 4

CAPE JAY IIA1LY STAR.! U SUlWllH Capo May City Church Record. 1 »ltK<HVTKKIAN, U rarrUrSC^bnvmi l>cnauraiMl JacR^rii. — — i’&'Wr. lU^Mrnr.c . 'H 'S«-Mnrtm Kl Mnra

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J7«>er Mrrllnc i*j«‘ A. .M.: lYrachliqt 1 A. «. »l.J S-Al'M. m-UuuI at M. Week day aerrlora: Krlnal.- JTayer MreUnCiTwaday at Shi I'. M., I'bureh ditu., Wnlnrada} • at !."i I*. M. Clara liira-tuigs •• - day Tuesday. Thuradayi —‘ — -•

W. Vuudk I’eople'a fra.

»wWe ^laldgUl eveidnc ^a.

( tATIIOLIC. Waahluju* auert. brtseea A Ocean & Decatur, Tb-v. Karmu Htt.es. rastur. bereires .Sunday lu July and August »!.: EerulDK service‘at IU10. Week da)«, ukuti-

Uifi acrncc at 7JO; ereuina alh.tkl.

(AKANkl.IS ST It Km M. K CIUTtCIl. Rats r bath aerklcea: Clara Mc tlnr. lu A.,M.: Freachlaclu.<6 A. H,and 8 K. fl ; .babbath Kchool at SJu »• M. Weekday smrlees: ITayer MeetliiK. Wednesday, a V. If.; Clara

Meetlnc. Friday. I I'.M.

A llen a. m. e.. a. u. kewtox, Pasu.r. Sunday services: Tlayer ineelliiK S A. i Preacdlne i.iAu A . M. ^KabbathschnolJ .

day^nitnt at a. Vr

hS^laftKjrBySrMraane Ha 1 '"" Tu'ir Wj * tlll * In * 1 “

lura 1 ?)*; o ' Fm ’ ku, ‘ * IluUnubush. lliltuasldyacwtare. lleeator a

algrud to extend t | rjuesu. T he lack cd j In dlaadrautase wit

their neiKhbon, a>

—- ratua f. victory. "'The Ixjrd ha triumphed Rloriotuly; the horse and h

iinxtoo at Klur. IN C H.Hunardst Kennedy M 'sH A. r..r Washington a JeflersT KnidLileu ^*Hu»artf ,l< * Sou “ l L » , »>'tle>t KeamV Mrs"i> M. I*Be^chave Kelly. T F. West heacli ave Krau'ki.|il.. Her Hr Jt.ari.li. s Huxbes al Klal.r Mrs Lewis. If. MuJrkUto ave Knuwles, Cus w, 17 Columbia ave

tstoutea. tuooeot. tor*th?»eal«l o( Ihul. servlet-, every Sabbath at 10JUA. M July fr-liev. Isaac L-NIrbobun. 0.1).. Bcc- ‘ July T. a'. ildbalL D. H.. Lector of July Ifr^kev. Joseph K. Blanchard. Bector July at-ilev. F. A I>. lAont. Bector of 8t. Uai id's. Mansi ut t.. Au«.*—BLBev. John SeartarouEh, II. D, nt*I.M;t I t't s ’S . J Au|. P—Bor. James s. Stone, D. I), tl race church. Ph:ta Church 1 f 6 th ,I M Wn,U *’ AUX It—K«V. 1 I' Kslkner Ik fl

Christ Church.

Chuichof st. Mlcluu:

-Jrs. Wasltl... Spicer. 47 W asliinyton i

^ K. liUutbcs st

*i». rierman. ysiiwktosi ave

nte John B Jr. 11 ColumU ■ ave

^•““T L, cor dram and So Lafayette sis]

orett.Ceo L. 11 Ocean st

Oder, Allen P. Little W illow Cotu«e. How.

ard sL above Columbia ave.

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Mcllwaln. Geo K. Ida Villa cor. Jeflerstm st

McCreary. * '.P. Con It era

h. T J. 14 Pen

David was ni would have said. "He n as the mule, w hich hn'

account fpr the fact that •'Israel d aafely, every man under his vine am tree all the days of Solomon.”

;. a>—Bev. W. Kirk •iof St. Mich

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Cape May City Socletlee

C SI-E laLAXO LuIH.1 No. », F. A A.

bolds communication on the second i

tuunh luesday svrnlnE of eat-li muolh.

tlie lodge room, Franklin street.

J ons MreuaT Post No. M.G. a. U. asst

ties on the second and fourth Thursi

rveulugs of each mouth at No. XI Washing C ape Mat Lodue. No. a. A- O. U. '

mecla on the nrst ahd third Tliurstlay e

nines of each month at No. 16 Washlugiuu

Hr. Jas. Mecray medical examiner.

C ape Mat Cosclave. No. HQ. Improi

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fourth Thursday evenlnus of each month,

at No. UWaahlngtou street.

/^Ohi-MUA Lodoe. No. a. Independent Of V der Mechanics, every Friday evening. No.

lo Washington street.

B axscu No. STP. Order of the Iron Hall. rnocMonlhefirstaiidUiird Monday evemngsof each mouth at No. 16 W ashlngtoo st. /~U> s Mat Cocxctt No. *, American Prater

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COITAftE DIRECTORY or THa DAILY STAR, FOB 1801. Cottagers are rsu nested to report at this office any mlslhkes in the nine lory, In order that they may bo corrected.

F. f. Stockton l!..w uluill, Mr. K M. I

- Evao.ll Colund eCrtsly. Mrs K. si Hui

Columbia ave

eOonnell. J J. 7u Jackson it ssrrfeKJsr,. rrcer. G <1.5 Perry si -•Aleer. Wm. rilughw si thenna. A H. 11 Beach ave «ay, Ur James. 6 North st *2":/Tank' Surf Ballu Collage, IJ UertSasj'pF ,K ! ‘ !(UK:kl ''0 ave irks. K . s siockbni Jbiw •■f.ulre. Hr J c. 11 U,ach ave ^Caully. John if. s e cor Perry and

asi^ng u

O'Hara. Hr M. M Jackson st Oliver, J M, lOCungrra st

ITumtey, Geo W, 14 so Ixlayrtlcsi

Plumb, P B.» Beach ave l orl. r, Mrs, Siocklon ave

"•aimer Sfayl^LJdli |arkar^. John H°1 R™i"oii Bow oole, M Ci, Gram »L above North

Ouidort. P. F. Beach

R ."''lid'.'!

Perry st

Job; ir Washington st -“■oy d A. 61 Jackson st ,,cor Ee J, Ocean st belos

foYilrl'J sjuSSmabi. ,,. sSSsfcjKasis ifui’ss. ji™-. A W. lu , 0..m‘ti"o," 1 as^.'teissssT-asssas saMss.'siS”Wm PII. I IS Lafay ette st ion, Chas A. n Congress Place

Baker/Mrs t F. cor Ocean and Otdua.Ua ai Hanoi, Geo E. Ocean st. Sd door trocu Col as {l2itt , JK. C iiVVmd , ~r‘ , ave Bunting, Jacidi, l2so Lalay rtte st Blount, Mrs C.fc North st tH-nsell, E M. SoiUiBt. near Grant are Bradley, Mrs W T. 16 Stockton ave Beattie. Kobert 11.3 Beach ave BenereL J H. 54 Columbia ave Baidwta/Mrs George, M Lafayette tiruuAs, Mrs 1 B,l>evou. so. LalsWrt si Butcher, W Aj3I Ootumhlaave V Banks/klri A, 71 ^WrahlUEtoTst Bur lew, Bev tv U. Pier Aveuur Inu Hergain C A, To Waahmgtuo st Beldeii, J C. HIOnMM .. ■ as p, MOeMaMaan Baldwin, T B, ocean st near Beach ave Brown, Mrs U T. b Perry tl itulBtL Logan »i^'piankUn st lechtoi, T M. ir Columbia avenue Brisbane. Mis W m. cor Franklin si and Ct

Collins, Mrs Mary. 13 Hughes st LaraeD. H. 15 W mdsor ave Gamin M. A. Sea Brook Cottage, Windsor a CTabb, Mrs D l/2 Hughes st OouSil'Im^Mrs Leunun'bOc.An si Guaplaln,Mrm. L, Tmnont House Cohen. Jos, No.• Hughes St. Cleveland, Mrs » 1. Manaluu and Perry » Conway. John J, Hecatur. o|'l> Hughes Clark, Chas H, 15 Columbia ave Cuulloa, Mrs C J, North st, cor Windsor ave Conway. Chat J, Hecatur «, next Powell's

Cook, Dr U, Willow Cottage, II coopCT, Juha^p Washington st Cochran, M b, Mary J 21 Wind chandler, 11 L, tl W Indaorave Chnutd Lewis. 1 Uowald st Corry, James, 11 Perry st Coryell. K UMrsyuiuorts Cot'ge. Hecatur i Collins, wm J, cor Mu(Iks and Fianklln so Coffins, Wm J. wear Hu—

Hvgcn, Kev/r, C

liver. Kobe oeacu aveanu uacasou , r. M. cor Windsor ave A s Lalayeltc

i, J Ignatius, J*”

“i. Alien V.i 1

rs Sally B, Fra 1 Geo A. 10 ao I

ive bcl Ocean XStUMa ^

^JriSUecalur

" Mis h!^; tad ave

irschas. beach and 7th at

«®M!Si5l&S, Klllvlh.C P, 51 Jackson st EKJ’is£,“«SSi Kliwood. Mrs t. cress well's Cottage Lapen, samT. cor ocean and Hugt — Cal wards, k 1.1* Migies^at ^ Brans, Amos HTBlIdreth Collage

rater. Capt Chas P, Lalay elle, bel yuecu Pstberstooe. FL.B LaUycttest

tmnks, Wm U.< Broad si

raster. Mia A. Wyumang. So Lafayette st , Mrs Otaj.lt Colomblaavc

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Wj-kTmISpK-_, — > ouarray. Mrs, 71 Wsaningtoa ave

In Mary, 14 Windsor ave ■r. Chris, 57 Jadmoast -Jfcss Maggie, Grant st opp W J K Go wen. Mn Jas R 17 Stockton ave n , J A^ flS Sblckn«*sve J. Ocean st & Columbia stt Gsonsen. Jadgs Chas G. r Ooluaihta av Goldsmith, ItJ os, Hecatur

e, John H. IP Mockn.ii ave er. Ur Gilbert M.ai Huebn si ttertwakafe* san-anAAisiT:.-SfESe.r"™’' ■—■ffiSi/iresss'... IS.!"’ J “■>«“ “• ” »

.GT.lNurth at

^c J,CoDgicn* and North st A B j'SrciM?«Sd “ d S" 01 5tercn.Le.li T.» Co.^n?st“ “ .Shoemaker. Owen Conjrera and Noith sta iSSMSSlSo,, " Ulam, W Lalay rtte st iSVa WSS.Sf.'SfSte.,, mk. Augustus H. 5u Columbia are h Uney, 6« Waalnugiou si ■ok. Mrs P a. In llugh^. st *• itham. Henry B, 2 Beach ate lompson, Aaron, 13 Beach ave

Kr » nkl ' n « “

Thomas A C. 6 Grant st

Taylor, Mrs 8, cor Washington and JrHeno

v

Vanneman, T H.» so L> tayette »l

W ilson, J B, Klbcron, Coogms Flare sSfSiSiKsr K. , K"«EKi£j* v '“ SllrT'S J J.’*?}*" ? an SSi feyA“!fisa;£2S“ “

Webb,CU, 12Grant si ‘ “

Mln« Jr - CulUmbU "«• K “‘

Walter. Mrs A E. 10 North st

wSS^-avc" A r ' w *» at

-Ilhams, Jos lab G, 17 Lafayette at Young, Lewis, 27 Columbia are

ee to the would

but at this time there are twenty-six twenty-eight schools In the Uniter] Slat and I think nearly every stain Kns u

compelling a collegiate cou

be practitioner. All the wr hand np to 1871, when the dental engine

waa Invented by an American.

In 1840 teeth were filled with gold p dpally, and with gutta percha and

thecuttlngand hammering

The year after the war closed th automatic mallet was invented, • ■prang Into Immediate and unlrert Tor. Chisels, excavators and plugg one kind and another were then use prior to 1871 all the excavating had done by hand with these Instrumenl a few hand bum The dental ci ever, leai

jl JACQUETTE & STRATTON, e No. 12 IVaNliington Nfroet, ^ , HKALKU8 IN "j FISH, OYSTERS, CLAMS, TEKB^IK AND CHADS, Ji Faiuilion Kervcd Promptly. Ordcni Solicited

WEST JERSEY EXPRESS CO., Moneys, Valuables and Merchandise SO aa to Insure, as far aa practicable, the return of gooda In, the ,u, * ' TTORSES AND CARRIAGES Can be pent by expreoa on fast |wapengcr trains WASH HAMPERS Containing clothing tobe l.nndrled will be carried Iwt.een Hbllratelobl. ot l-.m Srr,: -■"? ‘"e - ROBF.KT 8TRUTCH, Oen. Ageat.

; COME TO CAPE MAY AND SEE ; LI/KTCi-O, : BECXTITB KTKELT, BCIXIW WASRI\OV«V M K,H K i :i pWOICE JVlNES AND J-IC^UORS, s ; Ice t old lager Beer. N.immer Garden. Roltled Gooda a Specially for Family Uoe.

Palace Steamer Republic Philadelphia and Cape May, Stopping both ways at Wilmington daily; at Cluster Tuesdays and Saturdays. G wf-nG??l£ X t5 U,S w n ,0 thc U "'ra-are Breakwater next W LDNEBDAY. Fare 50 cents, including fare over D.B. and C. M. R. R. Train leaves i.oo P. M.

HAND'S CENTRAL MARKET, Washington and Ocean Streets. Largest Store and Market in this City. COMPLKTK STOCK OP FIXE GROCERIES. , v*grtabl«. Krerti MeaU. Best Grade Butters. Poultry. Fish. Oysters, Terrapin, cloura, Ae.

; . J. W. EAGAN,

Mansion House Bakerv.

Ao. 7 MAVMIO.Y NTKKKT. « "

<11 kinds of French and Vienna llread and Kolia. Full line Cakes and l*a»trv Ice cream of cliolor quality manufac.uivd and furnialteil hotels and —‘legra.

••’nr* for Ronnd Trip, .... 9I.3S. Mngli- Trip (rltber way) • 73c. a.-Davr Bace Mrret Wbaif. Phlladelnhta. 796 A. M. Ctpe May Landlag. 3.15 P. M. Horses and Carriages taken. Baggage and Freight Iransported. Office at Union Transfer Co., Washington and Jackson Streets^ WII.I.IAM F. KU.VHKI.I., t.cueral M■■Mgrr. Ill Chestnut SI reel, Philadelphia

U500DMAN, GlLiLBOuiiEGo., X. UL « OR. 131k AX’D HARKKT KTN..

I’liilfidolpliin.

Our Mr. Chandler, who has called for Cape May orders for the past five years, will continue to call on Mondays 1 uesdays and Wednesdays of each week.

Marine Villa, First-Class in Every Respect.

L'npmfltable Workmen. It Is a waste of good money, of good I tonal and of the dcsdguer*s abilities lo pi in the bjfes of «u Ignorant or reckl workman . Ural class machine. Ho would npllsh about the same result with the .wst lu the market and feel just as well satisfied. A competent workman, on th other hand, will show bis appreciation of. superior tool, both In the care ha will take of It and the work be will make It ocoom""ih. Von would not find a good man, Inatanoe, risking the ruination of a machine by forcing It to do work it was never intended for, because the tool he needed temporarily unavailable, nor would it tr to him to overload or strain a maos man who uses fata hammer to loosen a bolt because his wrench la nut handy, or who makes a hammer of bl> wrench beise the proper tool la not In Its place, la unprofitable servant and will eventually prove a source of loss; and the man who will spend half an hour In fixing up a drill or cutter to suit his work, spoiling It -M future nse, rather tbau devote a few lea to a search for the exact article be enquires, will never earn u “mill" fi employer.—Safety Valve.

UoocU ('jtrefiilly l*Hck<>d.

«'A1»E MAY IW V11,IQS.

FIRST-CLASS CAROPSAT.

5 Cents per IJide RI'DOI.I-11 IMH.I.1.

C'A.RROLL VTTiT,A 1 JMPkHOu Street., neitr the Beaek. CAPE MAY, N. J. Delightful location. Everything Kirit-closi. Clow to Ooean Pier. MILS. F. L. RICHARDSON.

sc ao clearly aa

_ Impossible la _

valuable gift, but unfortunately all perdo not joiaoess It A political oo Was being held for the purp< nominating a candidate for an important The district waa a clone one, and tha ncesslty of selecting s popular man was thoroughly recognlxed. A kneaker had just nominated a personal friend fur the pool-"-n, and In an elaborate eulogy bad preited lu glowing terms bis manifold m If*, especially emphasising his great sc ‘cca upon the field of battle, as well as

tie pursuits of peace.

After be bad flnUbed a voice waa beard i the rear of the room. “Well, what 'ant la a man that will ran the beat.” In an Instant the orator was again upon

-la feet

"If you think tbit convention can fl anybody who can ran better than the g tleman I have nominated, I point you oi

n to bis w ith'aCompa

The effects of ammonia upon the complexlon are directly the opposite to that of arsenic. The first symptom of ammonia poisoning which appears among those who work In ammonia factories la a discoloration of the skin of the nose and forehead. This gradually extends over the face until the complexion baa a stained, blotched and unsightly appearance. With people wh take ammonia Into their syatema In amall«T doses, aa with their water or food, thsee striking symptoms do not appear so soon. The only effect of the poison that Is visible for a time la a general unwholesomenesa and sallowneai of the complexion.—Chicago Tribune.

THE GLENWOOD, Hughes Street, OPEN FOB TIIK NKAKOX OF IK»1 NEW UUUMK AND FIRST-CLANK IV ALL ITS APPOINTMENTS. S. P. WILLIAMS. NEW MOUNT VERNON HOTEL, AI.KX. C.'UTIXO, Proprietor. Direct// on the Beach at the hew Mount Vernon Tract.

THE WEST EXJ>, •r the Reach. Opposite Congress Hall Lawn. Family Hotel. First-claa In all Ha ap|tolntments. CELEBRATED SPRING on the premises. Finest water on the ooast. KUWARP K. FAKE.

Sewell's Point House. r- 4'IIOIC'F WINKS AND 1.1 <1 rolls. Parties supplied for Fishing and Railing. ■ystcra ip every style. WM. K. YOI'JYG.

ID 133. EOT OiRTT/ ' , ■** “T. VEKXOA ThACT. West Iteacl CruwelL A 'u K/'rowrll Coltaxe - £«hoU, Edward ^ - S8SaaS?~»* :

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“ Dally Star" TUe Tahle,

Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday. IB, Thursday, Friday, Saturday,

» *SI BUS * >UA5 uua III 1U* n:» U »•“ TTT

Salurday,

Friday, I Saturday,

I* 5JC 17 .VS M 6.15 2 IS

A 5A1

A oorrespomlent tells us that there frogs In John Aahabraner’a pond that have grown to auch enormous slxe that they catch and devour young ducks, and occasionally leave the pond and pounce down upon frying slxe chickens.—Adalrvllle (Ky.l Times.

Children Most Liable to He Wicked. Speaking of the influenoe of heredity,: is worth mentioning that according t_ eminent physiologists the offspring of parent* who marry late In life are ■ apt to turn out criminal* than otbsr dram—Washington Star.

to her. Claudia—I expect be kissed her and unexpectedly demanded an explanation. —Hew York Epoch.

An Ambldoatrees PelygleL A salrenun In a down town store has made a wager that he can outdo any ambidextrous man. He has made i that with a pen in each hand he can two letters at the some time to two d ent people and on different subjects. la also Willing to wager that be can write a® essay In English and one In French ot German at the same time.—Philadelphia

Mlaa Languish—Were you ever disappointed in lora, Mr. Heart) f Mr. Hearty—Tra, Indued, every tlmeiNew York Truth

The renovation and reconstruction of the DELAWARE BAY HOUSE, At the Steamboat Ijtndlng, f, 5 1 " ti “L ortheoomfort “d • DjoTment of guests, make it a ou“ng orTa^^oymem^’ * Dd ^ “** •°j oura «™ “ *«'*• -b° <iclre » LV ERY PORTION' of Uie house and grounds haa been remodeled and the i '" 1 “ "■•' With Sea Bathing, Sea reezes And all the delights of an unsurpassed beach to add to the comforts of giiei'a. BATH-HOUSES aie thoroughly famished with all applianoe*. Trains from Capo May City ran every half hour during the day ht di^tod* ^ " rT “ P4rtl “ at t ‘“' * horto * t D,,t,0 « k ®<< with all the ae Cr*Do NOT get off the care at Cape May Point, but keep your seats to the end of the route.TH <^EOr*<iE n. (Of the Oriental Hotel, Phils .) . PROPRIETOR.

KIKTY H- ADDITIONAL -j- ROOMS HOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF SUESTS HRS. F. HAI.I.KKBEFK.

DARLINGTON HOTELS Opposite B. K. Station. Grant Street, t ape Hay. Under lernonal management of JOHN J. KROMER. Flrat-clane Cuisine. Largo Airy Rooms. Terms Reaaouatile.

FOR SALE-A few Choice Building Lots

DILLON’S,

Corner Washington and Jackson Streets. Of which the well-known JOHN J. RATTY is proprietor, is one of the most central and popular resorts on the Island, at which the finest Wines and Liquors and Rochester Beer can always be Iiad, together with superior accommodntions for parties. Handsomely appointed parlors for ladies.

Powell’s Hotel and Restaurant, Ko. N Waxhlngton Nt-, Cape May , W. J. CHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS. BOARDING BY THE DAY OR WEEK. Agent for the Germania Brewing Company. Bottled Goods a Specialty for Family Car.

W. C. NONAKA & C0„ 43 WaMklnrton Su. Cape Hay. ’

IMPORTERS OF JAPANESE GOODS

Gent's Walking Cane* and Turkish Slippers.

Walking

Complete line

cr and other Jewelry. Endless assort map t In leaUmr goods

Congress Hall Boarding and Liyery Stables, North and C'ongi-en* Sf*., Cnpe May ^ J. P. BRICK,

Homes Uken TtrAloard by the Day, Week Pony Phaetons, VlOaga Can*. Drags. Ac, to Hire

Month.

EWING’S BATH HOUSES, Between Perry and Jackxoa KUra OppoalUi th* heat bathing grounds. Perfectly equipped bouse*. Careful attention. Fair Prices. SAMUEL lEWl.TG.

ICE! ICE! ICE! Knickerbocker Jce Ca OF PHILADELPHIA 8UTPUKS U0TBL8, BKSTAURANT8 and COTTA GBP WITH PURE EASTERN ICE. —Alec with— COAL! COAL! COAL! COAL FAMILY L'HR, AND

E JOHNSON, W'anhlnrtoB Street, near P. O., Cape May. A Urge sad WeU-Helected Btoek of FINE SHOES AND SLIPPERS.

e Fe wicis m Manaf«ctiirem of their Celebrated 1 and 2 H. P. GASOLINE ENGINES. Also a Foil Line of from S to 60 H. P, ^Vertical Eiigiiies-^ When in need of Power ol any description, don’t fail to write direct to P. F. OLDS & SON, LANSING, MICH.