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Buadaj^alirnmyii ItAOA. M. ClMe« 4 So 111 C*pe May 1'olnt tlirw RICHARDSON. PoaUnAiIrr.

M. L. WAKRIHOT

•Hotel Jlrritfals.

Arlii]"liiu—Crijlilli FrrU-m^rr (»i-rm»nlo«n—.iW* T I.iodMjr, J*» <■ - I.aedrmy, J Karl Lindsay Wilmington—Uiu Betas

ir.-/ Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov't Report.

Baking Powder

ABSOLUTELY PURE

Notice. ('.iromi-Mover* ..f Appral «III at tbe City Jlali on Salurtlsy, it 20tli and Saturday., SopU'nib. r the hour of in a. m. each day. for aring of apireals from tax aMCss-

AND THEM ME KEPT ON PAINTING.

oe Smith, J Washington—JuUd ‘Ciet.nle Elmira—Sjituoer^Mrado Philadelphia—John W McManus, It Stretch,, It W Adama Creensburg, I*a—S K Null New Jersey—It B S IHaraent, J W Dunham Smyrna, Dei—Rev «!eo W Dawe, Mrs W B Jannry, Mm Itehecca Bailey, Mia tiro II Raymond Norfolk, Va—It W Brooks BalUinore—MU» Low Snowden Camden—(' D V Joline Philadelphia—Edward S Edwards and wile. It J Phillips, Mi»a McNeil, Or L W Stcinbach Baltimore—P Iteynolda Philadelphia—JaaMCloakey and wife Woodbury—Dr E II .Clark Millville—D A MarahOI Smyrna, Del—J M Voahell.C L Crew, J K Ooldsburough, W T Campbell ai d Philadelphia—J Ueo Middleton, John K Kelly Woodbury—Frank Brewer, A S Everayn. G K Carroll, A Ilacliraan, Howard MePbernoo, Howard Pcdrick, Geo Wraeott, Joa Iteynolda, Harry Dough, ton, Alex Dodd, Hope Whiting, LcVy Kille,Walter 8 Gourlry Baltimore—Wm N Cummlnga, Robt S Cnnimlnga Vinelaiyl—W A Smith OOMiKSM niLtPhiladclpbia—Ciifi R Brcaily, Mtsa R'-gina Haasler, Mias Harriet Haaalcr, Master Herbert Haasler (Tieatrrtown—WpoUland Hart, Harry Hart, Mist Cattle, Miss Pkrrott Philsdelphia- A It Hill, tbe Misses Henderson, Mrs L II Dade, Mias L E ‘ Neaglr, Bcv L P Hotchkln, Mm L F llotcbkin, L K Ramnle, H II Grant, Mias Llxxle Stewart. Miss Lillie It Ramuie, Mm J M Rsniule, Dr J E Bennett. John It Biocklry, O E Pillaid, Mr and Mia John G Goodman, D F Walker, Mbs Annie Hold, Mias Clan

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Bsll iuon—R B Magoudcr. Miss Lh

Tissue paper for the Childreos Ball next Saturday evening made be bad at the nea a stand at Congress HalL -I'd The Colliua Cottage bar is well stocked with pure impirted and domestic ■wines

and Uqoom. Decatur street.

department i Wiley's Cc

kitchen t ivorite flavor

tf.

t gradual'}-

i the

M.rey A

Cherry phfsphi

manufactured and for sale only by Jos. eph Hand, Jeweler, opi-alte post oflice. West Jersey CahlneA la unique ami as catching ou. Finest l. quors. Coolest nsiina. Grant street, next Arlington. Tbe Iswt soda in Cape May at Ken-

nedr'aU. 8 P.

Mos<iuitoes! Mosquitoes! Mosquitoes! Try a bottle of Morey A: M'-cray's >liecial<y prepared Mosquito Wash: it is a »ure preventive. Congress Hall

pharmacy.

I. 11. Smith A: Son. 47 Washington street, headquarter* for clothing, furnlahlng goods, underwear. Have you called to see Ed. Thomas, at his new West Jeraev Cabinet, corner Grant and North streets? A. P. A H. B. Todd, the arllalic photograpbers. are belter rqulp|»-d than foot of Congress Hail lawn “Naw Sur" puzxle, very intemtlng game to whde away a pleasant hour. 10 cents at A. P. * H. B. Todd's photograph gallery, foot ol Perry street. Fans ! Fans ! Fana! Latest styles, lowest prices. New shipment of goods joi t opened at T. Ssnxo's Japanese Art Store, Be.ch avenue, near Pier. Call and see them. . tf If you want to go to the fi-hlng hanks the pretty sloop yacht "Restlesa,” what you are looking for. I«cavc orders at tire pier offioe. She liea usually off m ar the pier. Trunks, valises, etc . at I. H. Smith & Son's, 47 Washington street. Fine assortment of cigars at Kennedy's V. ». P. Tbe bsnd still holds the .fort. Columbia avenue Pharmary. Take a hot sea water bath, at'Kxcel-

sior baths.

Boating, fishing or bathing parties

can have excellent peotogrwphs made of | them grouped at the Chester ** as do

I studio, corner Stockton baths

or the Pressing Inteernptlona. He was painting a fence, and the fence was directly beside the highway. When lie commenced be had skid to his neighbor, “It will be Rat Ilka some darn fools to come and stick themselves into this paint.’' and tbe neighbor agreeably said that be “didn't wonder, one mite." The painterawahbed steadily for an hour, and a section of the fence looked first rate. Tbeartiststraightenedwithasieh,stepped j hack, eyed with critical admiration tbe ' vtsta of gleaming fence slats, touched a dull place here and there that had been skipped In the first round and was about to resume. Just then an admiring friend walked up. 1 "Good job yoo're doing there!" said he “Hasn’t dried a hit, has it!" be wisely qne riel, swabbing a finger across a picket. The painter agreed with a very vicious “No,” as he ran his brush over tbe finger

trail.

The next man who came along waa en tlrely oblivious to the fact that a scientific job of painting was In progress. Us wanted* to talk about tbe weather and to rest while he waa doing so. Therefore he crossed bn feet and with a huge sigh planted his broad hack againkt tbe freshest area of paint. "Gol ding ye, can't ye sec't I'm painting this feneef" aulpbnriously inquired the Tbe other said nothing until he hud twisted himself into a freak, trying to get a squint at his own back. Then- a look at the fence showed to him that'be bad taken off a full dose from four plckcta. He was SO per cent, madder than tire painter. "Ycr done It a purpose, yer know yerdidl That's a cunning Joke, that war. to coax a friend up against 'nold fence ami slush white paint all over him. I'm a good mind to cuff yer bead up to a pick—that'e what I am, dad qulzzle ye!" The next man had a dog, and while tbe owner stopped to assert. "Painting your fence, I ace," the dog stood up w ith his forepaws against the fence and peered through the pickcU at a cat The cat moved along and so did tbe dog. dancing along on hit hind legs and liberally bespat leringeach picket In his course with silhouette dog pawa The paint brush didn't hit the canine, hut It did spoil a picket. . Painting operations were barely In prog rws once more when a woman and small hoy came along. The hoy lagged behind and furtively touched his finger to a picket. Then be snabbed his hand across two. The resnlt pleased him. He picked up s stick and adorned the palings with several grotesque i>ersonsges provided with round heads and spike legs. His mother gut out of sight, hut he didn't cans. He was just fiutshing up a cat with a body like a sau wage aud a bead like a ten cent piece when the painter spied his volunteer freecocr. He tiptoed along and inspected the work. Then someth lug happened. -There was the flirting of childish garments, the swirl ing of a childish form and the smothered squawk of a childish voice. At a distance It looked a* t hough a red faced man was mopping off a fence with a big bundle of rags. llrcuniiuenceJ where the inquisitive niauhad intended his finger, went carefully over the dog paw art work and ruthlessly

HIGH GRflDP c, S FO wmfs

We have Sherry, Port, Tokay. Angelica, Catawba, Mad-

deira and Muscatel,

Fnll Quart Bottle 5©e enoli. SHOWHLL & FRYER, Limited, X. K. C!or. Jnnipcr A Market Nlroetw, . l’IIII,AI>r.I.l*III A. Iiu|M>rlins 47rooeit imtl U ine IHrrt'kanfw,

Seashore Souvenir Spoons

W. HA.RR.Y CHURCH.

.Wholesaleand Retail Dealer In

Butter, - Eggs - and - Poultry, Agent for C. I*. Darilngton A Bro.'s Celebrated Butter, alto other Choice Grades Prints and Solid Packed, Fresh Eggs a Specialty. 103 PINE STREET, PHILADELPHIA. '. Cur. Bond St. and Bangs Avc., 15 Washington Street. Ashury Park, N. J. Cape May, N. J. ar-TRADE SUPPLIED REGULARLY BY WAGON, .ffl

llaribdmi

k bathing to

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Aad everythin j etM lathe wtleh, clock end Jewelry Hoe can bo bought «t low cot price* of

•Jos. Hand, JcvCifer, 9 Washington St., Cape Way. X- J.

§. M. SMITH, No. 3 Washington Street, Cape May, T HE practical Watch-maker of Cape May City, formerly with Daily, Banks & Biddle, is well known for reliability and good workmanship. Watches and Clocks repaired. I le makes a specialty ol manufacturing fine jewelry, such as Rings, Stick Pins, Charms, etc., and h*s a large stock of Cape May Diamonds, cuts and mounts them at manufacturers’ prices. Seashore Souvenir Spoons a specialty.

SLOOP YACHT “RESTLESS’ FOR THE FISHING BANKS.

Sails fccssx hixe I»ier ID ally.

Reeves' HbooUng Gallery, Washington street.

TO COTTAGERS AND HOTEL KEEPERS! Woodman, Gillette & Co., Importers and Grocers,

13th and Market Sts., Philadelphia,

Have now fully resumed their business acquaintance with Cape May

Cottagers and Hotel Keepers. Filling Orders for

U I IN’ E GHOCEHI JESS,

Wines, Liquors and Cigars,

Which they forward Freight Prepaid. Our Mk. K. A. BoWKEX will call for orders, and will attend to any calls left at Hotel Devon, 1 uesdays and Wednesdays of each week. Satisfaction pin mm red to all customers.

Dealer la General notiHefiirnlxhliiK GooiIh, Tattle and Pocket Cutler} , and Hardware. He} x I'll led. TrnnkM, VuUkck, ParamIh, ele. Repaired. aro. xa •evjxaarrara-soar stmaacr. Opposite Star Office.

Second and Walnut Sts., PTTTT.A Tir.T.T>TTT A.

WILLIAM E. GOFF, Manager.

Lam aster, P.-ll M Jones Millville- Dr mud Mrs C B Neal M Paul. Minn—Mrs I) W llai.il Base Ball. Cart: Mar 8; WooDnnw 0.

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rent ‘

Spoon*, go to Smith, No. ii Washington j Nlckle chicks 85c up. at Smiths, Nth

3 Washing!,>D at.

Little children, get ready. Four prises for the best and original |aper

' Congress Hall ' "

^ - y the Five miontes later when n smell of palm

Kennt <1} *s U : sndn sound of squalls had died away iu

the distance, a painter araa lighting hi. say. as he repainted tlie fence lie uni!,.I | with such intense satisfaction that me _ might shpposr that he waa putting the fluishlng touebes to a IIU.Oju |«luling. - i

Holman F. Day '

etHitairdnc |

mde from th's city. | *. App'y to A. W.

GENUINE OLEINE SOAP. F. CONWAYS SONS,

Philadelphia.

Each jphiind branded a* above. This Soap, as made by our proon-a, i* Ui nmat economical lor all household purpose*. If you cannot get this J'rand froi

your grocer, send to ua and we will sell you a sample box.

F. CONWAYS SONS, llil South Slrect, 1‘liiraclelpliin

'a ball.

tf

Pears’

Soap

as a marriage bell,” and there

rellent umpiring. W. II. Duffield, forrnian of Hie Dail.v BvaR, did half of It and dlil It aatbfactorily to everybody, another illustration of the fact that the Daily Star is always right, etc. Woodbury played gallantly, but were overmatched. No doubt a sensation almillar to stage fright puestseee them when they first run uii against the strong Cape May team and they really do not do the work they are capable of doing. There were some fine plays

made. Reynolds and Pcdrick msdc Whoever ", d “2 tunfe smooth luuda vrhft'o'

made a great one-band stop of a hot . . . ’ , groonder that made the cold chill, run hand S. Or a clear COItlplexdown MssPhereon s back as be waa lOfl, HC and she Can nave thrown out at first. There was some both: that is, if the skin is pewr playing, mainly however by the naturally transparent; un-

r CjUmn will allow. | ess OCCU p at i on prevents.

The color you want to

f.. avoid comes probably nei- , I I i ther of nature or work, but

o’ of habit.

ol Either you do not wash “; effectually, or you wash too 0 j effectually; you do not get the skin open and clean, or

i: you hurt it

| Remedy.—Use Pears’ F o Soap, no matter how much; 1 but a little is enough if you

11 use it often.

2 ' All sorts ol stores tell it, etpcciillT 1 I dreggitit; all sons of people me iL

visitor*, ai tbe er

The score:

CAPE MAY.

R n.

King, 2b 2 0 Wagenhurst, a*. 3 2 Bayne, rf I 3 Sullivan, 3b 0 0 . Coogan, c 0 1 Schoff, lb 0 0 Thomas, if 0 3 Wright, cf 1 1 It.'rsr, p.. 3 1

Whiting, cf Kelle, as

Dodd, Sb...

Our wagons, or the "Reed wi they were caliixl, were all made and 1 can aay without fear of > tion that nothing like ourfani ever started across the plains. It

might he cal leal a two story wagon, dr. “Pioneer palace car,” attached to a regular immigrant train. The entrance was on the aide, like that of an old fashioned stage coach, and one stepped into small room, as it were, In the center of the wagon. At the right and left were apring seats with roue fortable high backs, where one coaid sit and ride with as much ease aa on the seats of a Concord coach. In this little room wa* placed a tiny sheet iron stove, whoa* pipe, running through the top of tbe wagon, wa* prevented by a circle of tin

from setting fire to tbe canvas cover.

A hoard about a foot wide extended over the wheels on either side tbe full length of the wagon, thus forming a foundation fur a large and roomy second story In which were placed oar bed*. Under the spring seats were compartments In which were stored many article* useful for tbe Journey, such as swell filled work basket and « full ■asortment of medicine*, with lint and bandage* for dressing wound*. Onrdotb ing was packed, not in Saratoga trunk., bat In strong canvas hags plainly marked. Some of mamma's young friends added a looking glass, bung directly opposite the door, In order, as they said, that my mother might not forget to keep her good looks, and strange to aay. when we hail to leave this wagon, standing likes monament on the Salt Lake desert, the glass was still un broken. I hare often thought bow please! tbe lodlans most have been when they found this mirror which gave them hack tbe picture of their own dusky fsere.—Mr*

Virgins Reed Marnhrln Cantorr young wire :s an oin man's post corse

THE GUP THAT CHEERS. Do yon want to enjoy oar Tea* and Coffee* at the Seashore? Ou rescript cf a Postal

Card our Cape May Agent will call for yonf order. Address

1205 Market Street, Philadelphia.

o himself l

olbe*

Where the devil c

Where woman rules the house the devil Woman's beauty,' rainbows and forest rchoes soon pass away. Summer sown corn and woman's advice turn out well every seven yean St. Louis

0 0 0 2 0!

0 2

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i,cf, rf 0 1

C.U 0 0 2 0 2 0 1 3 0-8 Woodbury 00000000 0— 0 Earned rnna. Cape May 1. Two-baae hit King. Stolen bases King 2, Wagent urst. Coogan, Reese. Bases op balls King, Reynodlt, Dodd. Sacrifice hlla, Wagenbnret, Bayne, Ree*e, Bachman, Everson, Mao Pbereon. Struck out by Keeie 5, by Everson 3. Hit by pitched bsll Coogan. TUm, 1.30. Umpire* New-

Gsreten, corner'Lafayette and Decatur streets, for private terrapin suppers, soft, hard and deviled orate, oysters scalloped and in every otter style, and little neck clam*. Gain* in eeaeon. Wine* and liquors. Beer on dranghl Famllle* supplied. The only samme garden at Cape May. Cool and airy.

CARROLL VILLA, Jackann Street, near the Beat'll.

CAPE MAY, N. J.

Delightful location. Everything Firet-clam. Close to Ocean Pier.

MRS. F. L. RICHARDSON.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company's Sea Sliore Lines. IMcnMire Trip* by Rnil nud Real Between Cape May and Atlantic City. A GRAND PANORAMA OF MARINE VIEWS.

LEAVE CAPE MAY.

* Weekdays. Sunday*.

irhrefTsS June

'it'lll rjl

Ar. OriraD tjty^ fi* jjvsanrny Ar. JOhufuTcny

il ^

LEAVE ATLANTIC CITY.

; Week-day*. ■ Sunday*.

to. AtUnll^Ctty Ar.8«Ule CUy

S S I M S m « W war Iso san 1 tun

Ar. 5ms May

11 4 -V. f. ■> lu S'

A-O. DAYTON. Sup rintsndrnt

J.K WOOD, CEO. W.BOYD. , Cen'l law Axent. AM't Cen'l Pa**. A tf.

E (^AI^LTON,

Cnpe May JPoint, IV. J. The leading hotel; aocommodatea 350 guests j immediately on the beach, near j President Harrison's cottage; elevator, electric bells and all modern Improvements; new management; appointments, service and cuisine unexcelled ; electric road to Cape May ; popular prioeo, *2.50 per day, 88 to *15 par week.

PERCY HALDEMAN,

MAXAGKR.

DARLINGTON HOTEL4-

Opposite R. R. Station. Grant Street, Cape Way.

Under personal management of JOHN J. KROMER.

FlrBt-claaa Cuisine. Large Airy Booms. Terms Reasonable.

LOVETT'S HARNESS MANUFACTORY. JnTo. 12 Ocean. Street.

Lovett's Flour and Feed Store, Jni'kMon anil AYasliington Street, ■StQuality Flour. Fred, and Hay. at I-nweat Pncc*. Order* promptly Ailed and delivered

ST. ALBAN HOTEL,

X. W. 4'ORNKR

THIE TZR-.A/STIMIOIR.IE, Ocean City, N. J.

Iii- new and complete modern hotel l Ix aeli. A cutalne of superior excellence. I the Atlantic coast.

J. T. A DATUM.

JAQLETTE & STRATTON, 12 Wasliingloii Mfrcet. (ADJOINING POWELL'S

FISH, OYSTERS, CLAMS, TERRAPIN AND CRABS. F'Hiullleia Served Promptly. Order* Sollelfed.

WM. G. ESSEN, Bakery and Ice Cream Saloon, 4S Washington Street. Hotels and Cottages Promptly Supplied.

HAND’S CENTRAL MARKET, Washington and Ocean Streets. Largest Store and Market in this City. COMPLETE STOCK OF FIXE enOCEBtEB. * Itrtablrs, Freak M -at*. Best tiliae Butter*. Poultry. Pbh. Or star*. Terrapin, Clams, *e.

L L (Jenfs' J'Jiirnis^iiiJ §forc, ,V-

A Full Line ol Hatt, Cap 35 M iihIi ington Street-

id Clothing Specialtie*. Cnpe W*y City. X. J.

SMIITHI’S Cape May Candy Manufactory,

W hoi male and Retail.

Xe 5 Washington Street.

JAMES E. TAYLOR,

REAL ESTATE and IHSURANCE, v Corner Washington and Jackson Sts.

L MADDOCK,

EVERYBODY LIKES

FiTOiE • m ■ m • a

druggist*. Each bottle make* five gallana.

HN AKINS’

ICS CR2AH PARLORS

e Cream i

ad Cuttagre sunpt

•■solruilki

ate Waterier*.

Hut.Is sod C

JOHN AKINS, 17 WaakturIon fit.

Cape May CUy.

COXFECTIOXEBY, ETC.

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