CAPE MAY HERALD. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBR

MAS CHEER llcmi ol H«r»on«l Inteml Kor Our Buay Headers Here Dias C'kmck, Hepi. 18. Townsend Calleffher lost e hon <• ilb blind alantcis rvoenlly. »iuy Krrtcaon was callmg on some ol I he fur sex at Klu Uruide, Sui » a- here the first of the week helping Ifni man Miles install a gaMilm Unity Kualer uni wife, of Port Muumouth, X. J.. were over Sunday guesla of 8. K. Page and w ile. i he new kitchen and front porch hits added greally lo the convenience and beauty of < liarlew Woodlin'i < -Tgr Norton, Sr., D seriously ill al

Mi*. Annie Shaw, of Deerfield, A large delegation of the local grai here attended the pic-nic at Seat ramp grounds on Tuesday. David Steward, of Wilmington. Del., who bought the Schellenger farm, moved his family here Toe da; The oyster sloop Friendly sailed by the Holme, brothers, is running oysters to the Wilmington market. Mrs. Wilson Kane, is spend! week with fnends in Philadelphia and t'amdel. Volunteer lodge 1. O. M., w ill hav a mortgage burning on October I a special proufcm will be The ‘ ‘ peeled. bri^g one lady*. The lie Social in I. O. M. Hall Friday evening, was a grand succesr ^Our base ball team won ihc game ^eci| Creek, Saturday.

THROUGH TO TONOPAH ICONTIKVBD PROM PIK8T PAOltl

The U^^dHge olllccrs w ill be it a^pMBng good lime is exL^Sch member Is entitled to

found a boarding place and hardly nuiahed our sup|ier whe iiegui to rain. We made back to the carrall where we had left our horsew Spread bur canvass on the ground u> usual, made our bed and Jurii|ied It pulling the canvas over our had.. 1 rained hard for a couple of hours, b-.u lief ore the rain had slopped we wen dreamland. The canvas shed I hi let line so we did not get a pardcli I. Friday morning we again start ed for Touopah, a distance of forty ml Its., w ith no water or feed on tin way. Forty miles Is an awful hard day’s ride, with a pack horse. For the sake of the pack horse you must not trot or gallop, but walk, that 1* walk your horoea. From Silver Peak U> Tonopah was worse than ever it seemed the farther east you traveled the worse matters became. It was over a mountain mad not rough, but a steady up hill climb for more than half the distance and awful sand, to say nothing of the heat. Don't know the name of the valley that Silver Peak rises from, but al the north end of the valley is a dry sail lake six or eight miles across. With the sun shining on the salt almost bums your eyes out. The glare much more than that from snow. Well, Friday evening about n o’clock we reached Tonopah. We were long in linding a feed yard for horses, but on enquiring what the charges were lo feed we were informed it was a dollar each feed. We having three nurses horses that meant iollars per day. We found i everything the same way (high), you could not gel any sort of a meal for less than fl.uO. We concluded the quicker we saw the town and the » the better.

OPKN BKPTKM RICH SOth The Ureai Iwter male Pwlrlo be Held at TrroUie. Arrraogrments for ibe Intordlute Pair, at Trenton. N. J.. Heptember aoih lo October 4th, iucluslre, have been completed. Hrerelary Mahlou K Hargeram has close-1 tba booking of a sucre of apedal attractions which will makg the fair one of tenures. Enlriee lur (be thirteen laces of the peed program, ailh purses lo the total ■I *e.fiuu, are being received In every mrl), and when IbrllstsdoseBeptcinbcr Jltb all Ihe classes will be filled, a the greatest racing card lo be l.niil ihe Urand Circuit, ui.'iuubilr features will be spcdalI this tear s. the fair. On Monday, the opening day, there will be an automobile race meet, consisting of s program of eight events, with prixei which have attracted the greatest raomg drivers to enter the races. On Friday afternoon. October 4tb »t five o'clock, a twenty-four-hour endurance rac-> for automobiles will be darted. Ten of the standard cars will * entered, and the winning drive'* will receive cash prixea. Silver tcopbiea will be given owners of winning ira. Tbe vaudville department of the fai brings together such stars as "Da' Devil” Bchreyer, who. on a bicyrli lea down a plane from a lower 1(1 feet high and then l«rpv through space for 114) l*el; Wooster's relay r with lady riders, who go four ■ losepb Laroox, in a double triple balloon ascension and parachute leap Hinting tbe Marvel, in a daring act, riding a mo,-cycle up a spiral plan-; Marrnelli, 'n a doable somersault autooooile aci; Calvert, the king of high nre artists; Uae sod Benedetto, with heir revolving ladder; Mile. Oiqrgu he world's mosl perfectly formed wonan, on slack wire, and half a doxen •Iber acts of stellar character.

FISHING CREEK. I he Little Town Furnishes Many Items of Interest ITsuixo Laux. ScmtMBXB lo, 1907. Mrs. Mae Hemming way is quile nick at this writing. Mcndames Sarah Bate and Cousin, Nora Bate and Sarah Matthews, spent Monday at Wildwood Mow Louie Yanaman spent Friday at Cape May. Mrs. Knuna Shaw's Sunday School c!a a will hold a festival lack of the new Chapel Saturday evening, Septern her 21st, Cordon Yearicks sjient part of last w eek in Camden. Our boys crowed bat* with Krma on Saturday. The score being il to 12 In favor of Fishing Creek. Karle Foster ret united to his heme in Philadelphia »fler spending several weeks with relatives here. D. M. Woo Ison and family entertaLied their son and family part of last week. Charles Woo Ison is now with his brother Albert learning the plaaterBoyd McPherson returned home on Sunday a. ter being employtd al Anglesea by Allen E. Grace for Ute summer. Gordon Yearicks is assisting A. Woolson on his farm. Elmer Hemmingway and family passed through thU \ illage on Sunday morning. Mrs. Nor* Bate entertained Miss Edna Hollingshead, of Green Creek, over Sunday. Miss Mae Vanaman entertained Mr. 8<>hu Mayhew, of Mauricelown over Sunday. We were glad to see Mrs. William Ew ing antotnobtling with her nephew, Dr. Ewing, of Cape May City, on Sunday. Minnie Balanger, of Philadelphia, is visiting Ruth MacPhcmon. Mrs. Phene Baton, of Philadelphia, spenl-Mooday and Tuesday with relatives bere. Enoch Miller, Jr., entertained his cousin from Philadelphia last week. Charlea Howard was called to Delaware lo see his brother who is very ill at this writing. Charles Foulk and family called i John rinyder and family on Sunday. Charles Matthews and wife areenti Uining Albert Eldrcdge and wife, of Bridgeton. Reuben Mount and wife made a| business trip U> Holly Beach on Monday. Mrs. Belie Thompson, of Green Creek, called on her mother, Mrs. Cynthia Maltneys, on Saturday. Rebecca Harris, of Philadelphia, is spending a week with Mrs. John Snyder.

beascratk Cseaty C'lvesllse In accordance with the rule* governing the Democratic party in Cape May rounly and In oonfoi,nity with the of this state, the uudendgned y give* notice to the delegates .o the Democratic County Convention, emble at Cape May Court House in Saturday, September 28lh, 1907, me o'clock p. m., for the purpose -lominating candidates for member of lateral Assembly, Sheriff, Surrogate and Coroner. Under the law the several districts ill be enlilled lo the following numer delegates in said convention. Del. cean City, 1st ward 1 Ocean City, 2nd ward 1 Upper Township 1 Dennis Township, 1st District 1 Dennis Tow nship, 2nd District 1 Woodbine 1 t Isle City 1 alon > Middle Township, 1st District 1 Middle Tow nship, 2nd District 1 Vngloica 1 Wildwood 1 Holly Beach 1 ir Townahip 1 West Cape May 1 ape May City, lit District 2 'ape May City, 2nd District 1 South Cape May 1 Total, 19 Sami ki. E. Ewiku .'hairman Democratic County Executive Committee.

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What Is Taking Place In and About The Village pKicasBCBO, hxi-rs* nr* 18,1907 Rev. Wm. Maasey and wife, of Goshen, spent Friday with Mr*. A. E. Albert VanGilder, after vbdUng bis aunt, Mrs. H. VanGilder, and other relaeives, left for his home In Knoxviile, Tenn., on Wednesday. Mr*. Waller Hmith, of Cap* May, spent a portiea of the weak with her abler, Mr*. Rodney VanGilder.

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CAPE nAV COURT HOUSE Tbe South Jersey Realty Company is purchased ol the Avalon Developent Company tbe southern end of the Seven Mile Beach extending from Ninetyfonrtb street to Hereford Inlet. New sir rets will be aorveyed, curbed and traded and tbe syndicate will endeavor o connect tbe beach with the mainland >y a trolley Una, extending aero* oany islands In the sounds and tbormgblares. Tbe object is connect with the 1 og Railaay at thb place. Tbe line trill probably extend over the old Hand Sorry, which was made frith the object of snoectiog tbe beach and mainland by Contractor W. Godfrey has nearly completed tbe curbing of the streets. Mechanics' street, which will become a State road to connect with tbe road beog built to Goshen with tbe turnpike o Cape May dtv and Five-Mile Beach, i* finished, and Main street la Bearing completion. Tbe best road forantomouiles from Philadelphia to Cape May >Dd Wildwood wUI be tbroogb MillviUe •iorristown, Leesburg, DennisviUe, ioshen and Cape Mas Court House, which Is now almost a contlnootu State Old. A nomder of the yonng men women have organised the "Oriental society of the Mystic Danbbera.” Beven yonng women were initiated the other evening into the mysteries of the order.

Dotajr Kxoelleat Work Joi«C.UUle has opened a Brat da Mint store at Its lack aha at real. Where I ■as pat In s full Uoe of pslotwr's and gla er's niavcriaJ*. Ur will takt oouirse

rltj. NowistbeUawto bay you I '“^SSBwa, If Tea Mae* i>*1 e»t«tr to boy, to sell, to rest, or to ware, won will do w«D by

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early s . imber of inhabitants. - - • . convenient and contlguon* territory. In 1 Oompsct form; phooiukI'. thst each conniy, shall at all time*, be entitled to at least one member, snd the whole number t member* to be chosen shsll never excLart of Rrrer* and Appeals is □ereby invested wl'-o exelnsirr origins! lurtadiellon snd with full power coder such procedure It may by rule* prescribe to review soy division sod srrs.ngemeol made by the Leglstattire into assembly districts of tbe countir* Of tb's State, for tbe pnroose of determining whether sneb arrangsmeat and dlvblon or any part thereof b in acnordanoe or l» coo filet With tbit •ralioo: aod If In conflict

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