FOURTH 'A A HI) NOTES. Our )><>>> arc arouiwl takint; older tor cbri'iinminvK. H. F. hid r«rin a k .1 few <Uv» Hii* week.

iyhr» Itci'D li

Grcen Creek

J. W-irrvii Hil^he» had IreeB li .vmu t'ic Hr« r ' iiltd ul>bciy liiinunil aiouml hi* iod ide

Annie Hewitt. D>'cai Row and Rtia lluugiiik, mu' Mi-*Aer» David >ciiil. Eudio ill, £tl|'ar Alien

it Katun ft

Thu. c»n) Momlav ry

aylor.

immunity '

ileull

ilcned on v. S. M.

kadilci

!h of RcV. CKtcefticd

Stone, one of our hiclu

ii leiuis. 1 JeCt.i»c<l was at one lime

Church in ttfia

fina or ol the }

The huathiyldi'r. Monr*a? Kimsex , place ^ui'i Court H i> enojord in lie i. imnK lino of K | in* i.ist chai-. e, uli F. Johnsou’k.electric apaik 4»ual'. I'ned Irmn the n Kmciimvc iniproveiiients ate still I wvrtai. yeiir* live I a <J'J henijj ntailc tfn the C. R Souder Ini min this

villii, collier SVasliiuyiun and L^iivei)

ninistry a quiet li

:h in t hioh I

lhiuii|>li

In uiKini; w ith hnn thi'tv thick* and u o.iuhc as n result hi* cruise. The C«i«l lislietmeu met with tm

jn.toin^

that

jishinjitnn si reel on lh.it eveniii 1. 11. Schelientfer met with

yued luck

; hv. the n*auy*

;rtl to I

WmIih

r r,'

t>aintt:l accident one day thi* Wi ck

M hile chi»p:>in.j w'n.i.l a lar^e piece

ll w ami stiuck him in the ■

jihv

w.nn.I c.irelnil) tljeascd.

It, ifcundersrooil that aqotber

hi>u*r is to lie *itiill a I’lt.il Nimis fsjllith’s.

nunc evidence hooin is comiii^ Cltad Do ik is p **'

nianv thinys, anti loaoy uooil he i* prassesser ol, among wlii vaiuahte hull dog. who know s a tiling when he pvisscsses it.

' W-. H. Mills bus moved his shop -and Ini.it-nmidiiig cstahlishnieiil further liont. He is also enlarging and o-.heru i e improving the place and

pl..cc, gu-atly

■ nd ii-sprctetJ b\ all who knt

‘lifieavca a widow and two tiaugli-

U-i* to mourn his loss.

lor

i hit

cloved e him.

•.. I a

lum in I

called ... ...^ C ''• \V. dm that the building j p issessed ol a .go-'tl I

tjet it at Hogan's. nSHINlfcREElC.

Thomas Ilemingway and wife sp. ut Sntninv with mends here. Saniiiri Schellcngt^ sp -nt Thurs-

day with his wite and

Nfdtyn Matthevvt, of Ilomesburg, j F.i . spent last week with hi* mother. Gordon Yeariicks and sister Maude

silent VVeducsthiy after

\lav.

and dressed to order 308 Decrtur »trect.

Mary Schellenger

lestlay and Tbui

torsday in Pi

Maui t Caj S2

with Caleb

a.good d tiling* ,

. it a Bci * c, '• good i Krau

Samuel Poster spent the last ol week wjtli friends at Holly

i.k Matthews, fmm off

j Light Snip No. 44. it spending his

{vacation at home.

birthday onSat*

o-.heru 1 c improving the place and his tacilities for earning on the husi* in s* in which he has 'been success fully engaged fbr a number of years

invention <

Get it at Hogan’s. WEST CAPE MAY. See Mrs. MiltOti Hand’s winMrs. Thomas Eldredge has re - turned home from New Yrnk. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rchellenger hns relrned home from Ocean Citv. Our store windows begin to have a Christmas uppeafiuice. Harry Stevens ha* rrtttnfrd to hit h<>me Irom Philadelphia. He is on

the sick list.

Quite a number of people attended 'the Old .Maids' Convee

Thuts lav evening.

Mr*. Anthony Crets- mid'Mrs. John Lj.Mondny were calluig in thc ; Borough on Wedneiulav. Mr. and Mrs John Mvere were at the hrmre of Mr. and Mrs.f.'harle* Newell on Tuesday evening. Mist Alice Bush and Maggie Souder, were v aging the home-ol Mrs. John Myeis on Tiinraday. Mr. Anderson has moved ou» ol the Swam house to Geoigp Kiither* ford’s cottage on Eldrrdge aVe. VVben out on your thopping tour dont forget to V sit the Store ol Mis. Milton Hand. Her sl..ck of -Holliday goods can not be suipast.d

Cape May.

Mrs. Ahigul Townsend celebrated

her , tiinetv-thiri

urday lust.

Miss Mattie Balnett - .-nt Satu day ard Sunday with her cousii Mis* Bertha Hand, ot Elina. James B. Sha « and wife spei he first oftne weeek, ■■ ‘)orchest« villi Rev Mr. Jume# and wile. Edgar Woolson tpent last Saturday

md Sunday with his sister, Mrs.

-I Eidrcdge, of South Dennis. • McPherson fnovrd. Jo Bur-

Thursday, where lie

CAPE MAY POINT.

Mi*S. Eihel Rutherford is on the

sick list tins week.

Persey Halrleman shot

■e night last* week.

Our hoys and girl* seemed very

have skating come.

►j* an

mucl) pleased t h..ck again.

There-v

1 party given 1

hofcse veninj

Those who got di‘tineui« school last week were Sadie •

who got distinguishes at

k wci

and Esiella -Lufferty. It is reported that Mr. Wi! Corson is going on the Pilot .omc tune soon.

in Cape I\

surprise party was given to Mis*

Etta Tavlor at the home of B.-nia :iiin Hugh. s. on last Wedfusd.y

Aoiong those present we «•:

Blaitner, May TJeol,

Idreilge, -Ada Benti’ctt. sn/Ia-na Slib-s. Laura iv lloUman, frna Tavlor,

Hannah Hughes, Mcsseis Warren Neal. Harry Brewtonf, Wiufleid Elrlrcdge. Howar.l Stitei Claml Morton, Sherwaa*d' Hand, joseplr

Htlghes, Henrv Reeves.

Get it at Hogan’s.

nighC

Blattner,

Florence Eldrei

Alice Brev

'I avlor. Br-ssn

lannah

BURLEIGH.

Mrs. Gamer Hand he week shopping in

Mrs. Eliza Rosy ami

spent part ot

eek shopping in Philailelphi*.

1 - tighter

at Di

» cut Friday with relatives

Creek.

Mrs. Emms McPherson is spending several weeks with ter sick-' tv-r in Camden. --Edward Gampton, ot Dias Cr ° n lricn ^* ^

Mrs. JT. C. Carey w»4 daug

Monday

with

returned

y after spending u relatives in-B-i-fon.

Miss Elsie, spent friends at the county Mrs. George Gmllrv

home on F-idaj fortnight- with

Misses Ella aad Annie Hewi of Court House, Sjient M'H.day wi their aunt Mrs. Eliza Endtcott. Edgar Dotlgl-s, wile and ilafrgh-

trrNora attended the Sinidav school

ion at K10 Giundc on h r id.

tjlnu.l !

Ja.m

h igh 01

isitior

hursdav, where he h»S i 1 the VVest Jersey Rail

Samuel E. Ewii

iy this

mwinklc issj

nng icck spei

with friends

Tuesday

a fe^V days in Phila

i called

deljJfc* on M^itrCty by get-teleghuu-jln^t his daughtei

i been

in this place one day ing-after business. M's. Thomas Van' " a few days itj Efr

and relatives.

Mr. John Bad sol one of ourLihs -Saving Stallm men, was in Iphin on Wed ms. lay last. Mrs. Edward -Hughes ank, relumed home

ter spending

Jplila.

Mr. prahji Ruthcrfo’d to Philadelplqa on M^tTrl

ling a' teiegmui th.(t his daughte. Mi** Florence, who had been takci

Very ill.'

JU3TICE HEULRICKSON BOOBES Q BA I'D JUBOHS For failing u> Inv.-stigstc the ehsrges

of vot.-rs st thn'srj'-ei.t elections, 'he Atlantic County Grand Jury «s* Wed need* JT sen l back by Jusllee Hend-Hck-on to Jiiaki- snob inv aUgatloiie. Piuriliii: that I be ele-rlion inartcri had Iic-Ii toun.hed a poll si si! by the Grand !n,]inst. Justior Henilrirkson care the jnn>r> a severe adnuHiiliou, ordered the summary.pr.aliv-tioa in court rif tbe dcUulibig u liiie*-K-«. and aave the Grand Jnry to uudersisnd thai the .Grand Jury

ie etidrely subjeet 10 the cmi /

-I nm bifprniwl by the Prosecutor. 1 said Justine Qeiidrirksun, ‘‘as to the esses of l.sllot Ikjz stealing and bribery, whMi «ere i simcisjly called to your slientlon. and Irani Thai you have

not considered tlnwe matters.

“Tbe Court asks vpu to adj.mrn to snme

day for fun her action/’ “I

Jnry lias sdj.ninisd Slue d*-,’ - Interrupted (Sraiul Jnrrinai* Rivd. ''Tin-Grand Jury cannot adj oin sine die,'* refilled tbe Ju*<lee. “Tha Grand Jury mnat repu lb the Coal* It is a part «f :».1s Court, •ud tl<e Court ivas eqliry control of the Grand Jury's sclkiu You ean retire and . n-eorwidi-T yutir .oljaiiriiineiil and fix a

room. Sbd inside .rf lire mf

BDsnrEss OPPOBTDHITIB8. item* of Interest to HotuewiTee and

Others.

Get it at Hogan's. George Freeman, the bill porter. Herald Office.

worth

Boys’ Suits, all wool. $1.75; n orth 1

$3.50,at Tenenbaum.

'Bread and all kind* of. Fancy ' Cakes at Campbell's, 308 Dccatui

Boy*’,School Shoes $1.00; v $1.50, at Tenenbaum’s.

For all the n

manner, subscribr

Mutable KRALD

is getting y I Robe at <

Poultr nd dres

Squabs killed at Campbell's,

FOR SALE—A lot ol secondhand lumber ol all description*. Apply to Chan. T. Campbell.

Get it at Hogan’*.

Pineapple*. Apple*, 1 ;5nds, Culifornin Cr»|

concord C rapci

Pears, Oranges, Lemon*, Banana Crape ftutt. Figs, Dates, Nuts, Hot Peanuts, Black Walnuts, English Walnuts, Fillierts, Peacana, Chest*

nuta, Shellbaiks, Cm

Hogan*.

FlecceiMined Men's and Ladl Underwear 85 cents. A fall * worth Si 50. At I. Tenenbaum, 5«

Washington St.

rapes, of al

ndv, Cnlifornin Crapes IOC, lb. mcord Crapes 15c. basket. Peaches,

, Lemons, Bananas,

suit 508

street. A hai

Rohes at Standard 1 iber, shot

ccmN . _

winter wear, are given away by O. L. W. Km-er. Call and get one.

If you at gents' furni

the stock carried

irgain in Horae Blankets ami

at W. A. Lovett’s.

ishion Sheets for De ing the latest *tvli*» for

jiven away by

and get

are in need ot ladles' and nishings, or shoes, inspect _ ied by K. Conley, 406

Washington street. Big reduction* in ladies’ shirt waist and wrappers. Agent ior Barnes Erb Laundry tf Thomas H. Taylor, the populai boot and shoemaker at No. 418 Washington street, dons all repairing neatly thoroughtly and at reasonable prices. He* has been

business in Cape May for

ppers si

silk to match.

repl.

Mrs. Robert Hughes308 Washing ton street, carries a well selected stock of house furnishing goods, crockery ware, wooden ware a-d fancy goods needed about a house fiu both use and ornament. She sells »t reasonable prices, and keeps tbe best quality of goods. Her stock includes the latest of improved para phcrnali# ior the household. tf

doing business in C

elven vears. Rips in uppers sewed by machine with silk to match. Lost or broken eyelets or hooks replaced-

y Look! Look I ^

A A

1 get one of A

ily th.

'T'HERE WILL be one of the grandest treats ever _ _. [ happened in Cape May on Christmas Day at A

Dale’s Cafe, when you c

inert Dinners for . ourself and family that was A

ic State for the small sum of F ,0 ' T ‘' r

mas

of the famous, and children.

The best of attention paid to ladies

We have gone to a great deal of exch a dinner as this on and we will look

paid to lai :at deal of

i on and we will 1

The Menu will consist of the following: - - SKenu - -

Little Neck Clams

ROMAN PUNCH

\J Maurice River Cove Oysters v

yy Cream of Celery, ala Victoria

^ Boiled Rock, Lobster Sauce Pommes Noisette ^ V ^i

\y Queen Olives Hot House Cucumbers

y Kalamazoo Celery

Young Rhode Island Turkey, Chestnut Dressing m. w Cranberry Sauce

V V w

ity Candid Yams New Potatoes a la Creme A ^ Bleached Rice French Peas, au Beture ^

IS

itties, a la Bechamel ^ Queen Fritters, Brandy Sauce /jy

A A

Hot Mince Pie • A

Fruit Raisins JExed Nuts A

Roquefort Cheese Toasted Crackers

, Bleached Rice

Vy Spaghetti, au Gratin

Oyster Pattii

V V V V

Macedonia Salad, Mayonnaise

\y Fruit \ s

Demi Tasse

trackers A

SAMUEL E. EWING . . General Contractor. . . HOUSE MOVING A SPECIALTY. Post Office Address, Cipe ltay Court Howa, H. J.

7V. C. GtIL/E, - IMsaSYOSAl i MPAIHTER vAHD^DECDBATOR • OFFICE-416 Washington Street, Branch Office in Philadelphia. CAPE MAY, N. J.

Have you t

Look at the low prRes in Men’s, Boy’s i the latest styles Hats. Great Bargains in

test stales Hats. Great Bargaii Come and convince yourself that I

largest assortmi

The I

tin]

508 Washington Sti

Leading Clothier, Shoer

treet.

up-1

am the cheapest in to TENENBAUM oer and Gent’s Outfits

ter,

Sol. Needles’ old stand.

PHILADELPHIA k BEADING BOtfTS. K ATLANTIC CITY_BAILMAD. ENGINES BURN HARD COAL N SMOKE TIMETABLE IN EFFECT OCT. X. 1991.

WEST JERSEY ARD SEASHORE “ RAILROAD.

Tram, leave C*i* May for PhlUdelrbl,:

Week Day*—

A. M. — Accotnn>o<l»tlon. Arnva Hhll.<i,-lt'hls DAO. Arrive New Yorivi* WtnsJow Junotlon U» F. M.— Ex prose. Arrive Fhlladel- .

' phU6.66.

mZ'* Antn n "~ U ’ Train, leave fbil.Jrll'hlt for Cap# M.y:

IN EFFECT OCTOBER 1501. Trains win leave Cape May as follows for

PHILADELPHIA.

^•4° ^inripaTmtcnuediate natjOT*?' .Ar-

3’3° f

who baa re I

I-ark tf. tkeir SiiuCra Ud.de

r'ZTL

Emlie-t

iSSSfHs 1 —‘-yf- :

: "*■*-'

JtovcsthatareTakenf thctXr! bakers

Ajj Investment is more profitable than an Experiment. When you buy an Acorn Store you make an Investment for many years. When you buy other stoves your Experiment may invo/ve toss of time money and patience.

CMS. A. SWAIN

Long Distance Phone 16. Local 'Phone 65.

CAPE MAY-

1 HAVE RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE LOT OF aMisaimjS&s pf mmam® NIRECT FROM ih»-mil’s, saving the miildlL-man’s profit, making it every Blanket and Robe at the regular whok-ale price. 1 not pay si price for 11 cheep, no good blanket when you have a chance buy at the same price, a g-Kvl, first-class 5 A woolen blanket. We have so'd ell bt the flii-t lot ol hlank'-is and rolm* we hud, and now have a stock ©Tbiankcts direct Iron) the mills. Regular $6.90 All Wool 94.00 •‘ 2 SO Stubb 1.75 “ 2.00 Stubb 1.50 ntanket, fr.xn $,.oo H.iwn (. $1.25, .0.1 nui « bi-nkrt ihat n worth !co than $2.00 in the regnl <r price. We would be pit a bed to have you call and look at this stock, it waR-' cost you nothing. p. LOUCS©,

Have You Forgot? ....That the... HOLIDAY SEASON ....is at hand.... We have been mindful of yon and have prepared aceordingly Goods Carefully and Appropriately Selected a^e Here. They speak for themselves. 0. Li. V. KNERR BIS ST’ZLEET’. CAPE MAY. N. J.

Fell l Winter CLOTMMi. UNDERWEAR BOOTS AND SHOES Just received a full line ot Ladies’ Shoes. Latest styles and textures are to be found in my large assortment of fall and winter goods. The time has come when heavy underwear adds comfort to your existence. We are offering yon onr Heavy Fleece-lined, health Underwear, guaranteed in every respect, from 25c. per garment up: which is a bargain of rare valne. Yon will always find here a complete assortment of Gentlemen's ready made suits, furnishings overcoats, rubber goods,-&c. S. R. GIDDING’S 414 Wash- ’ i N d-