Cape May Wave, 2 August 1888 IIIF issue link — Page 4

AT DINNER. What to Do and What Not to Do. D c'l to in a hurry." for harry implies maflialoO aild dliortrr. If too arc cnnf ureal yon wi!l rarely upset a dish ruber upon yourself or opoo your neighbor. Don't eat villi your knife, for, ma nme writer tea aalil, "that la a "relic of barDon't bug your napkin to yoor coU lar-lratlon or stuff it tuplde. your qntUr. H war made to protect yoor lap dA your uccftUn. Don't make a hlssles sound when yon take •onp. oraome on. may nii.uk. ydfcfor a ralllopr When you raiaa you i* apoon to your Hp*. raise lt'.Uurally to the montir. Don't fcrfng your dbow around it .1 Tlghl angle* villi your face. - Don't feel lb. I yu mart .nwalliw the aeeda of ratafua and Nuall- fruit. Tbat Udanaerou*. Iion't forget t'.at Hum are other p«o- * pie tl'lbc table aa well a. youreelf, and that yon are la doty bound to be u» liettoue for tlialr comfovt-as you would be foe your own. Therefore, don't ap-ced youraelf aU owvlhe lab'e. Don't "raw" your mouth wllh your napkin, and don't reach In front of another guort to get anything that he might pase you If you bad aikrd for H. not .landing by. Don't be afraid lo be cheerful and nappy at meal. "Cherrfnln u la full of signlflcaoee; (l »iigge-ta go d b'slth, . clear conaclenre aod a soul al peace with all human nature. "Cheerfulneta la the mother of good dictation. Don't he afraid U> eel hard cheese with the thumb and foeeBeger. Of onurae, the raft choose will liara to be' eaten otherwise. Putting a email portion of raft Cbcera upon your bread Wlib the edge of the knife, a. yon would boiler, la the proper wey.— Bo*. , Hoy Women Order Soda? She trlpa into the drag .lore .mllmgly, trie, to Boil e [>!nce on the wet marble oountsr before the soxln fountain f.u two down bundle., a hand-bag a fan agd a '" paruol. and confront, the > d. fouuum nun villi a .cry red, m l»t and perturtied couetrnancr. To the (juration, "What Baror. madam? ' die mbedta a , reluctant reply; "I'll take lee cream and , — wcB. 1 gurai I'll Uke lemon." The , Icecream la ladled tain the glass, and , Jurt aa Ibe lemon hat begun lo pour ahc , •tunic* the rada w.lcr man by . Jsculs- ( ting i "Don't glee me lemon; I've changed my mind ; I'll take .trmwberry;" , then followa Iblt remark by raying: , • Ob, well, you haee put In tbc lemon. , All right, go "ahead; I'd take lemon." . Two other, cumin come In and regale f ' each other and Ibe patient clerk by a three, minute dialogue "WhatTt you | lake?" "Ob, you ray Brat." "So. you , ray Bret" "Well. Ill Uke ranllla." , ' "'Oh, don't lake that — It ta.tr. like hair oil. Take pineapple - 111 awful good." , "Well, jn Uke pineapple. Now, whal'll , you Uke ? " "I'll Uk : nectar." Here , the Brat woman comra abraplly iato the , conversation and ray. : "Whaterer you do, dou'l take nccUr. 1 tried 11 ooee, , and k'a Jutt horrid. Train* like bennne | smells." The woman who wan ed doc. tar elmply glared at bar alder Interpol- , tor and remarked with emphasis to the , clerk: "Giro me nectar," and the , clerk, who look, aa if be would like lo ( brace up on a little eometblng cool him- ] eclf, proceed, to glee her nectar. The , Bret woman bad finlahed her rada by , thla lime, baring carefully dug Ibe very , lad mo reel of foanrnut of Ibe boltom of ( tile glara a lib the long bandied epoun. So aha deposits * rent. In the my wet- , lad apol oh the wet counter, mop. off r her drera wllh her handkerchief, resume* | the two doaen bundlca, Ibe fan and the [ agile pararal and retire. The two - wo. , men. who linger flipping their radfl, ex- , change gleeful glanora aa the wire door j •wing* behind her. "Didn't flhe think . flhe was smart, telling me wlut lo order? way yon »e! down on bar, tbat waa noc- ( ur Jo her. 1 know. I came pretty near Unfiling." "Meddlesome old Ihlng! ( She bad better keep Ibe Bin off tbat lad year", polonalra."- iUf**s|Mte r"" , u

The Lion* we Hunt. ' Another of our foil lea U things sccul ! 1. Ibe teal with which we hunt down llona, no matter of what kind. The ho- ' rolne of a dlrorce court, Ihe krro of a ■ gigantic failure, the poracraor of a «p1eu dhl fortune, the writer of a doubtful ' book railed clever and warranted audisctoufl, the gallant leader of a forlorn hope, the noble standard-bearer of an 1 nor what Uie lion nuy be, nor whelher ' honorable or tgnob'e. Bo long as he Is * notorious, so long ss she is one for crowds to ace her as she pome*. and women stand on Uptoe to Uke note of ' bur drera and copy what tbey nan re 1 member, each la equally welcome In the ' aortal menagnle, and Ibe Hon hunter 1 ter raj aloes In his hag. ' Boch a society as our preaeni would ' bare lloulzed Judaa'-lraarlot. It does lloniic its Judas as things arte and 1U Mary Magdalene, hare do need of re- ' penunoe. The world like* them hatter, f indeed, unrepeoUnl, and pnfer. the man and rapture la tbc Hllle. and Ian- ' kindof IhWare^lookcd on .7 raub^ J race, and men an 1 women "of no ac- J dishonor. with a certain racial standing, j d*yk wtrrmra^trTwrre hacked J off H be had fotfcllod Ida honor, and ' waa no longer heM fit to be daraed 1 among the pretut chorallcrs of bis time ' -three -days lure netted away Into a kind of twilight of tba gods, where ' good and aril pas. Inlo each other so in. ' tteuUly a. not tn leave . Ilnenf demerttalkm vMMe.-Tta Fnrum. Th» Trap That Oeta Mad. |dartraltad*ito "Angry Tree." His. native of Atutrella. and aomewbat re « rambles the rantury pUnt.^ It. nsme is J trareri. snd acwrri me» H la telly L boo, I ' ;

JAPANESE BAglEq. , - I How the Good and^ Bad Uttl# Jape > TbS bahira U Japan bare spark-ling eyes and funny ItlSt tufts of hair; they - look so quaint and aid faMdaned. ex- ] rally Uke tkene da# bebim tbalare sent , country rery young batons are ag*«o ' put everything in their mouth.; t tanv ton o'r a pin, or anything, gum strgl^t , to the little rosy, wldnopds g|£utl£gfid ; .. and Uko great care that baby doe. not U Jap". they^f'St^u' babies right r. down In the rand byibc door of the ( r boose or oa the Boor, but 1 never raw ' them attempt to put anytldng to flMlr ■ Q mouth, unlera they were told to do m, I e and aoooe kse.ne.1 to be anxlouf about ' » When liule boys or (trie-fa Jnpntf^are i i— nsugbty hod disobedient, tbey must be , I punished, of cOune; but Ibe punish- ■ mcnt Is very lUnnge. There are very ' c »m£l piece, of rice paper called "more." 1 it snd thcae are lighted with a match, and ihvn put upoa ibe Bnger or band or arm C "of (fir naughty child, nod tbey hUBW s ' i spot on the lei.dar akiit thatbrata rery. ' I- vi-ry much. The child iiiira'mi witn , d tkmpate, aud ibe red hot "naur sticks t to the skin ft* a moment ar *ro. atf then gore out; but tba .matting bain r remind. Ibo little child of hi. . fault. I I- do not like theee "moias." I think.it ' e i. a cruel ponlsfamrut. But perhapa H | ;, Is better than a whipping. Only I wish , a liule children r.ercr had 10 be |wmtshed. — Ht Niehol..: WordTwUting. i, Much of the wit of tbc prerant day, e declares the HpntaUr, consists merely s of a twisting o! words, sometimes Into ; absurd prose, snd again Inlo nonsense e rhymes. A favorite device with some . f verbal conl rtiouisu Is the Iranapoalllon '- you It Is "roaring with pain," instead of , 1 "pouring with rain," for example, or in. i 3 vile you to '"poke a sndpe." The form - of wit Is a tedious one, aod If largely indulged In, lends to become a habit, poaslbly leading lo the ubdnlrable practice > of my log the wrong word, which Is so : e There is an actual d'scaee, termed 3 tpSana, In which tbc brain and toogue ; ' refuse to work In harmony, but abort of \ 1 this, there Is a mental vagueness which i ' leads lo abaurd verbal blunders. Tbns a boiplul nunc, In referring lo. ' Ibo victim of a terrible accident, de- ' els red him to be "methylated beyond 5 all resignation" (mutilated beyond all recognition) and spoke of a person of - ambifrary disposition ss s "regular ' tyradieal." I One would like lo know Just what there eoultThsve been, stride : from apkiuta, for the remark made by a ; her ran "had ridden all the from Cambridge on his encydo9 piedla " ' The habit Is, however, an old one) 1 another, coeelstlog of the transposi1 lion and mixture of words aoenu to be on the Increase among us. ; "My dear boy," once said an English ' ray you have never heard of that - magnificent autoe of Michael Angelo, ' ;#orrow may endure for Joy," once ! 1 read a Clergyman, wllh the utmost fuel- ] ' big, "but night comctbln the morning." | Another public speaker, to whom < ' Initial letters were stumbling blocks, an- 1 ' nouneed lo his hrarem, "We all know J " what It Is to hare a half-warmed Bab tn < ' our hearts" (that Is s hall-formed wish). ' ' was, no doubt, the same person who ' ferred to "klnqrering conga," while a gentleman afflicted by the same habit transposed the "eye of a needle" Into ' (he "knee of an Idol.', Bomctlmra words become hopelessly " welded togethes, as In the rasa of Ihe Phrase "the Imperfurilim of man," used . ' s clergyman, who had, no doubt, . i unable to decide bclweeo Ibe wocdi "Imperfections" snd "Impurities," snd had ended by amalsgamsting Item ( Too many men make tbelr boys feel , Ibsltbeyarcof little or no account wbQs , tbey are boyr. Lay a rosponslhUlty on boy. and he w'lll meet It la a manful : spirit. On no account Ignore tbilr dls- f position to Inrcsllgate. Help fbcm to ( undcrslsnd things. Encourage them to iinitmt.fwl whal llw . — W.

understand are about. c [ are too apt to treat a boy's seeking after , ( knowledge at mare idle nurioalty. Don't , ask questions. It poor ad rite to boys. If „ you don't explain patxllog thhtgs lo „ them, you oblige Ibcm to make many . I experiments before they Bnd out; and though experimental knowledge Is best n ; In one sense. In soother U 1. not, for , 1 that which can bo explained clearly (l , doea not need experimenting with. If c the principle b understood; there Is no further trouble, snd tbc boy can go atwad Intelligently. a Do not wait for the bey to grow up V before you begin to treat Mm at an ft equal. A proper amount of confidence, 1 and words of encouragement and ad- a vise, and give him to understand that w trust htm In many ways, helps to make a man or Mm long beforq bo Is a 1 bt either statue or years. - h Give him tools, and let Mm find out . for himself whether he has got tor me- , obsulcal lasts or eol. Do not discourage o blm, as parents ar* spt to do, by saytng : o "Oli, 11 Is no use for yon to try lo do d anything with tools -I never btd tny i taste that way. sad of course yon have a not." If a boy finds he ens maks a few h articles with hit band, It tends to make . him rely on Idmself. And the planning , that Is necessary for the execution of the work la s dtadpHite ana education . great value lo him. The future wet- s fare and happiness of the boy depends , on the surroundings of his youth. When 8 he arrive* at that nerlod In Ida Ufa wises I be I. obliged to choose what profession ( wbat line of butlocta to foOow, II la 1 highly Important (baths tboold lake no g step. And if In his youth ha baa . cultivated s taste for buy particular r branch the choice of s profusion In -bus- , lnras will be maris more casy.-Arehb t tect and Bpilding News , A Whale of Hsdotah Brown. J ' Persona who think a whale Is black," c the Maw York Bins, "will be disappointed If Ibry go to so. lb. monster fi now on exhibition in this city. The t prevailing tint of this whale Is (be rich, s tender, reddish .brown of the smoked f halibut, blotched Ml over with y eUow « wbaW are really Mack. Th. outer cost 1 of ths skta, It Is explained, peels off at- « mLTJwK raws » ' .'^wsg^iipr the cnuotry as a .

- .. THt NEGLECTED TALENT. "* , WUs Iw'lltlnsil ! When ons bseomra BBvis to tbs value of , ray quslltyorulrat^bs ra ; failure, fur every trial 'of th* polity sad 1 every exradse of tbs tstrat asrvas to tn- j ' ' Tbl ousiuycr II lwit Is' tbs tool gtrm I ; exercise makes It sharper, brighter, mora t I efficient fbr use. It mar fall of obtaining , , tbs riestred end today, hut His so tsueh . > that tS^tru'S tatarawxTimT isn^^! ! I and tbs spirit be sot hraksm by a sue- ! urarafa; NHM, I llWlf.sMnij.1 mackprin You attempt the you repair a bntanlSt or a window sbsttes. fTiimuimsr inn do HA make a I , eztdsal'eys of the professional esrpsutort . You bars gained seers or lara of modtan- i LoslskUL Youasadotbssarao Job bet- . transit ttms._ Ygt bay. prided son^Von feel ksouly igut lack In somo qnsl- i Ity. You may aa rack is order, neatness, i method. You msy. fosl ths wont of jier^ ths oeespstkeus or tb* studies w bleb you . have 1 skits us alms sftar time snd abac- < douod; at tba good resslnttor. msdw-snd i i broken. You are diacouragsd and soy. I "There la no na* tn trying further." But you must try. You rant Help it. The very knowledge pi foot lack Is the proof tbat you era to conquer. The "evil known. Is naif eursd." u Is when none , ar* awsrs that tbs ship la sinking, there . la ths moot danger. That you have taken 1 up many employments or studies snd abandoned them Is a proof tbat you have ' a capacity for ^ many— tbstjrour powers t single string. Is your defect that of lack of control bt appetite? Hers you fallen time after time? Hare you dragged your soul countless tiros* out of some mho of degrade tlou. carried thitber by pensions of the ' body? Have you cried whhPsal. "Who , I shall deliver mo from tbs body of this , Your mlsory, yourssossof degradation, ; Is your greatest hope, it la the contest I of the ijririt waning with tbs Mghra man. i ■ strtvtngto subduotbolowsr, of the angel , Sr^-SaSraSSUSS, would bs much mors is no. for alarm. ■ You know you r defect- You ran never i isisus (rem Ibis knowledge. You can nsvarcasra trying to put the evil down and lo cultivate whaterer quality or qualities may ho moot efflosdona in pairing It down. Your aspiration la raving you by making each succeeding fall more I pslaful tbsalbo Met and Its sgoay more Intense, while the paths of tbs "better KmtlraSSlradTn^wl^kBur" Thenarptd Oiw-Bjlt ^ A^sWynctloo that Ja^ widely prevalent The torn "torpid liver" Is In svsry one's i mouth, snd la held to aeeount for every lad fooling, whether H be to sxneos In \ raring or drinking, late hours, lack of , ventures OB tbsmaifcst or other forms of ' dbstpstton. The Bvsrlaqnlte an Import- I ant or^pra. snd has mireh to do wtth the | which. go on after'tb* stomach and pan- ! cress hare dons their wrak— but It Is In- ■ noesut of moot of the stns lsld St tts door. J Th# Ml* Is saasufsotuisd tax largs amounts dally, but ws know positively of few usee , to which It la put In ths body, and of still . fewer drags that are able to Increase tbs . daily output. If ws www certain that ws < could, at will, srimolat* this hug* gland ' lo secret* more bUo, II Is vary uucralala that any barieEt would result from "sroualag rt bam Its torpor."— Boston Budgxrt. A law days" Mara two little fair haired ' girls won presented soeh with an exceedIngly young kitten. When being ashed j am the little animals to the mother, tba younger girl, wltb a look of tender- j ; M U you ware a baby aad a Hg giant • sad took you bora surma " Tbs alder slater answered, tossing her head: "Yds wrest deal rather they'd take ma < while [was vary young; I'd foal tt lean." • Tree Haras. j K. Borheks lest D38~Obatnut streak Oculist! prescription carefully OBed- . Optical good, of the best only. myM-d j New Singer Be wing Machine for sale t at Oris office. FTret-dsra In all partlcu 1 lara. A bargain for those who may be • wast of a machine tf D .n't fall lo cany tome Insurance upon that hocra of yours, W, S. Crawfcrd, Cape May Court House, will fire f you the most rellablo Insuranoe ai bc«lomrmtoa.^ ^ E. L. llall^Mt 9 lug secured thererrlera of ecompsieat end fashloneble dressmaker of I'MladeL , phis, Is prepared lo take orders (or work, and will guarantee entire satisfaction lo * all bar patrons. ' Call St corner Lafayette 0 end Franklin streets. tf t W. Bcoft Hand offers to the driaens J of Gape May county reliable and cheap for the safety of the home •gainst Ibe dselroctlve Are Bend. Ills office Ix St Cape May C. II. where be be exmsul led. Write to blm for particulars. 5L Tba mcrry£0-round la gotag every trigbt this week on tfte Bca Breese lawn. Those who enjoy out-door fun 'ran bare. at the merry-go-round. Only five cents e bout. Every thing Bret class. Jclt-St Ladies', children's and men • shoos of all grades et E. Jobraon's Btore, No. St street. His goods will be right, aad bhi prices ucrtghLtoo. Johnson has Ju t gotun on Ma the teeaoa. Call and examloo stock. W. R Bheppard baa rery tastefully ingtcu street. He has gotten upon his shelves e complete sraortmeat of ladies', genu' end youths' loot wtrar. His lhw of outing shoe* are hound In go. Lovsr* of base ball, lawn Maada aad otb*r bat- a sports ran find all Ite lata* styles sT Bheppard's and priors tbat will rave the bwyev money. This eelablMhment e notable addition to Washington rtreet, aad will become very- popular wltb rfl classes of borers. Sl Jos. Odredg* offers St Ms Cold Spring •t-ws, N.'O. ninlsmu (tart la market) at par' gallon, pore Salem Countr lard at •! cents; Vlneo tokaeeo ai Me, lb., «o-, pore rider vinegar 18c. gallon, brat Maracnibo Coffee, We lb., Hio coffee Me-, A aogar bead- . ISO lest, lfte. gsHoe. aim prunes. siloed apples (ftsnb) Be,, lb ; gloat starch He. per Bl, best quallly «< Mack pepper tec lb , asd aU klad of groeenra, 1 spicra canned goods, bruaber, bucket., j tinware, earthenware, ftoor, table and shelf oU ekAba. On. AO Mods of salt meats. k|ssa full Use of dry goods, and notions. AD at -very lew prim for cash. Call aad bs oaavtntad. AI Ron baa Johnson's More you will f . grrat reduction In pfhwe. Cencalicoes redored from PloBcta; " per yard. Full line of cotton snd wuoL C ctotte suitable to mata and boys I i

' Barrapariha'are suffieleut prori tbat this , rheum, when otter pcrpareMoas been power has; the use of Hootfi BarsapailHs has brought shout the happiest rvwul s-' The esw of MlraBuab C- ' Wbluler. of Lowell, Mass., who suffered I terribly from scrofuloua eorasj thai of ' Charles A. Itobcrta, of East Wllsoo. N. : , who had thirteen sb-msra <m Ids fane and nock; mat of YTOBe Duff, of : Walpo I. Mara, who ted hip dbrea and -erofula ra had that phyaictani raid , be eri - set recover, are^a few oi^ Me | ;cr xr re effsckd by thla medicine. n'redCthr"fonnSiI^n MrCC,rRMorris.' I Newark, Ark /'raja: "Was down with ! Ahsmra of Lungs and friend* aa(l pby•Uns pronounced mean Incurable Coo tmnptlie. Began taking Dr. King's I New "Di-covery for Consumption, am dow'od my iblntbo tie. and able to oresIhe work on sty farm It Is Ite Barer medl- ine e*er made." ; -SRStrs.'srsBrsB i Discovery for C naumpiiou I would have ■ died of Lung Troubbs. Wee given up ; doctors. Am now in best of brslth.1' . Try tu t-ampl» bottles free at Marry A Mecrmy's Drug Store. B I ^■ra^wraattetasraataatwCratarta, Wc rail particular attention lo the i boarding cottage of Mrs. M. K luke, i el Holly Beach. It is situated near the 1 with soke graded walk right down to the strand. Mrs. Lake hopes ; careful attention to the comfort of , her gurata. to win e share of public 1 patronage. Mr. Lake's office Is in the , building. . St- «*? #wu.: ; YV KST JBB£iKY KALLUUAJJ. r -* - ; Mj^^sssasKs : E^tSSs^1'" | (Orh, M - KxprrM srnrm at rsusaelglus I ausnuotmj.^uuraSSjoJKrar^oS.'0' ' S'SSssrssrr BDNDAT TBAttta. 5 OOTt"—""""""""'" git a- tLMgWE Jraresfaarat nOXIT OFFJOEB. ~ CrS.,Sa.atWrert, Kf-msuo. rasff^ii'iSiirawT' es*eMn^nuu? j. kVWP, ^ 5|nc Sidrtrttstarsts . © & Co. Best Made Clothing, in Philadelphia lor Men and Children. Sixth and Chestnut (Ledger Building.) , Mldini lUtCTUl, tU. LUMBERYARD Schallangara Landing, cFra mat crrr. a. j. WILDING LJJMBER, aod BDILDEBfl Extract of Meat 1 nrTALOAKJ HJ« urairarma J f

. . .. . .. Ibis Space is Reserved for i S. H. MORRISON, ' . .THE 1 .-4 i LUMBER MERCHANT J ! or 9 CAMDEN, N. J. . ' 1 ! ^"RLANiaSTG MILL i : SASH FACTORY & LUMBER YARDS. I aagBVifjilUu or ; Doors, Sash, Blinds, Shutters, Moulding, &c. j BEicip, ami, »5t Bt building "lumber OF EVERY DEBCRXTTION. WILLIAM C. SCUDDEB & SON. SASH' AND DOOR DEPOT^ i Doors, Sasfi, BWs, SWirs, loiUiies, Srms, Etc. door and window frames a specialty. 9 a. l. conner. KIMBALL, PRINCE S CoT" LUMPER MERCHANTS, mill- work. Rockland Lime, Cement, &c., &c., i S kimball, princt dk co.. : C. B. COLES, : LUMBER MERCHANT, : Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Boxes, &c. : BRACKETS. AND SCBOLL SAWING. , Office. No. 14 Kaifftin's Avenue. Camden. N. J. frs-r ENOS R. WILLIAMS, Architect and Builder, ___ DUKE & DOAK, i Contractors and Carpenters, ; . CAPE MAY CITY. N. J. "Toft & smith; \ BRICKS POTTERs'BIJF'FiLNU CLAY LOWEST CAHH PRIOE8. , Vwxortm si OclMMsln sad mttvtUs; OStoa. cdUUi-s Ororarv Mors, SB a Br-. • ■ r ... iLvltls. w. 1 W. klH.W, Atrvtlt. )«-j Ordsis hy Mail will Rsos.vr Ptomr' Agvnuon. ©rotfrirt, jProristcms, <ftc. . hands ; CENTRAL MARKET Corner Waehlngfto.i and Ocean Sta, CAPE MAY CITY, N. J. WILLIAM S.BARNETT, Excels, jr Market, P. E. 8harple*a Butter a Specialty. peoples' market, 87 Jacksim Street, Capo May City. joseph r. brooks, prop'r., Sucoeeeor to O H. OLIVBR. SPECIALTIES. Win. P. Thomas and Big Elk Butters. RoescK & Son's Philadelphia Dressed Beet O. A. Fow's Lamb and Mutton. ' V: TUFT 5c FOX, Liyery, Boarding and Exchange Stables, ^ BANK .TRECT B.low ELMIRA. Sggi. H^- SALE or SXCHANCE, , — ■ ' . JOSEPH P. HENHy| 7_ House,"1 Sign and Frescoe Painter, -96 Lafayette Street. Cape May City. N. J. L FURMAN SMITH, coal and wood, ' IttM nn LAlMUtl* CNN May, N. i. ^ cs ; -r. — OECP-OE W. P.EEYEO. " « Sen al 6a Filts, Hitiit if BBHlm i Speiillj, < w- Wrar Jracraart. Dram. C-raktar Cur. *71. l7 w m. h. milla, ' :r' - SOAI BUILDER, pff-'lisH **«'**» oity.«. '■ , T. ' r ' ' ■ I ■ .

CHAS. NEEDLES' AT TBk OLD srawn, — — ' . ~ No. 43 Washington Street, Capa May City. DRESSGOODSAND MILLINERY CrIl Bate, Latent OttBt Bftn, Wa m Ha Mm. Infant', long and abort Coaly. Swira days. Embroideries, Crane cad Edging, of ri kinds. Four-quartev UuaUu, ft eta. per yd. Dum Uriagn. « eta. per yrad. Bady 3 linlags, 7 eta.. Wash Lawns, 5 cts. Fart eolov Sroreuoknv. 1 ria. Fatey Hal Flan aels, 10 eta. pet yard. Special prices lo Ladts' Children's aad Hlaem' j array. Oar special bargains an loo numerous to' mention. Wo never offered better bra- " gains. None ever so good. NEW CLOTHING STORE,1 No. 34 Washington Street, Cape May. - --•■■ ' My experience la Philadelphia for the put raven months has taught me where to , buy Cheap in order to sell Cheap. I_wouhl ask the public to examine my e •lock of good* before going elsewhere, as money and lime ran. be J . Men's, M'spOoij's Clotlpg' Maybe found at my place- t Stilt Mi si "Straw Hah, ail .Cajs of all Mi. Also full line of f DENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. Don't forget the place. CHAS. NEEDLES, . 84 Washington Btwet, Cape May qty. liu aufl ^htrt ?(ron Workn*. A. L HAYNES, Stoves, Ranges and Heaters, , iaui**,*' reraWM sM cnauacu mada tor ah taa<of , TIN ROOFING an^ GUTTER WORK,! "UVE AND LET JLTVE." j Carriage Horses and Road Equipages to Hire. WILLIAM CAMP, TIN AND SHEET IRON WORKER Cape Mny Court House,' N. J. mmra»m,mww. jh amra^n-orerara.tartrata, terara«Jta»"^ JOSEPH SWAIN. ■ tin and shddt iron workdr, No. 44 Jackson Street. Cape Mey. Ml nn.t. ..I Tin t> ,.,k .tone m Sm-cla«i .lyle tennares Vun,t.trtt. Harta - ^lour, itrt, 9m, <trl GEORGE L. LOVETT, 64 Jackson Street Cnpe May. N. J. Good qualify Flour, #2 75 per cwt. Oats, Ground Feed, Condition Powders. Goods delivered free of charge. Harness, Blankets and Lap Robes, AND REPAIRS AT 8HOP ON OCEAN STRFFT ELDREDGE JOHNSON BOOTS AND SHOES,. RUBBER ToOPS i A 8PECIALTY. Fine Wall Papers of the Latest Patterns. D AY ID W. ROD AN," rot o» jkcxson eramcr. cap* mat. *.j. F^DTND^IRDEN0' SEED *1 RmwmahM Pxiom iso Asalre la bs* eaaltty of Coal A Wood, Flour A Feed of *H Kind*. Fresh A 8*lt Hay in Bale*. ICE! ~ ICE! ICE! Knickerbocker Ice" Company, OF PHILADELPHIA. ' Swlia H1I1I1. BoM mi Ctttats fill Pure fallen Ite. auto with tub but quautt or COAL I COAL! ^- *nlforaoMrastomawasBoag«.[[tuTo[< aTKlgT taoT. ponp. cai'UVAT. W. j L. E. MILLER, GElfcRAL CONTRACTOR. CAPE MAY CITY. N. J. !

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