Daily Cape May Wave, 11 July 1899 IIIF issue link — Page 4

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THE REGULAR PERFORMANCE

WILL BE GIVEN AT

SEWELLS POINT COlEltlENCING MONDAY EVENING, JULY 3 To continue every evening (Sunday excepted) throughout the Sedson ^ ,

Y\SH\UG MS IHt SOUNDS

Anybody can catch them.

The yachts are thoroughly equipped for Fishing, Crabbing and Sailing FROM SEWELLS POINT

VASE THE TROLLEYS AT THE. PIER

DEADLIEST OF WEEDS.

Thera t* a weed tar more dcadlj- Uias aad jrct dtacuued, that U the broom aedfe, Aodropogon acopariua,

All aonthera farmer* know thla pernicious weed, that creeps Into f pa*lure* and meadow*, rooting out i othjr, rooting oat blue-grass, rooting out all useful ergeUllon, covering the abandoned fields with a reddish brown and waring In the wind like the grass of a western prairie. They know, too, that animals will starre to death when broom-sedge grows np to their eyea It seems to bars some nutritious qualities when green and fresh, and In the ranges and la there esteemed, though unworthy even there of the rate* which It Is held, I hare no doubt.

It baa landed West Virginia, a crossed the Ohio river and la n In Ohio and Pennsylvania and

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a aingU tuft of yellowish red grass, standing above the other greases. It baa a light, cottony seed aad feathery top. The seed blows about and **- clumps Increase. Sooner or late the valuable grasses hare disappeared and the sedge reigns supreme Then the field most be plowed, cleaned and reseeded. It Is hard to plow, bat doubtleas la of benefit as a soil builder, at

l-palnted wire or yard fence, of ree, looks better than one thnt Is unpointed. Uut It Is not the looks as much the preservation of the object palntthst Is the purpose of pain Mug. The life of anything that we usually point Is greatly lengthened by an application coat of paint. There Is usually too :h false economy where we paint a building. The average man thinks be eon do It the cheapest. Never was a greater mistake made. “How can It ' ' beat?” should be the inquiry. Many points hardly lost a year. Tbey crack and blister and by bolding e than no point. Pure white lead

be brightened and the protection li iaed. In the use of good paint son wbo understands something shot

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wood. Itlsaspeclallydangerous to allow M to gat started whan the plow cannot.

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tar well before Investing In a farm In tba south. Of course It may grow good land; only do not depend on I asd^a to support any northern brad I

Dig out aad bant fha fir appears In your neighbor

pom neighbors of tbs danger. A h U time saves Bag* thi toe la eaaaaa thla Tnasph g. tnag.la

DSE GOOD PAINT ONLY. '

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It is hardly i<oasIble to make land too cb where the early crop of potatoes I to be planted. The rich soil insure* early growth of the plants, and that they will come ap with thick, vigor stalks, which is the unfailing sign of a good crop. Too much manure will cense rot In potatoes late in the season, bat with early pots toe* the crop is gen erally harvested before It has time to either mature or rot. Generally the early potato crop may be got off In tlm*

Tba Eld-Boo, boo! Me brother's gol n - ter git a new pair of pantal Boo, i Lady—Why, poor little boy I

srltk one-half cupful of anger; add one larp tablespoon ful of flour, ems small Iks pour Into one pint of boiling

it be my hat, Mauervant—That's your 'at, air. Pm ^ The Last Gent—Well, then—banged 1 haven’t been and taken some other fellow's head.—Ally Eloper.

WIST JIBSIY & SEASHORE

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CAPE LOTS FOR SALH Estate of Mark Devine.

—, t cottage of TbOA F. Kelly and Dr. Agoew. Mew Beset Drive, Board Walk. Pure Walar, Gas

,*Sn Wslnui street, P

or JAMES TAVLOB. Caps M<

A WASTE FAi'EK.

JAMES W ALUSON, CAFE MAT. 8. A.

6.30 \ 3-30 j saisAls*'"""' “ 6.00 LjJ; ,J IC; "” ao Arrives IS 8.50 Am '" ^ caestasi sou soeia Buteu Fer sdelpsl* for Cage May.

MO. (two-sour umiak SJ*. nwo-Saar Umis), a rj^ASAUa; aSs'au s^sa Mai>sre-sss.e*u.>AiA nss [ais-

uigbl bAnkrupt.'' Tnen call la A Sulos, fur Fire Insurance . Tbey are the agents

American Ins. Co., Newark, $8,001 688 * -mania •• PutabaTE, |43S,450 Mew York 9,077,114 Hcotlana 9,001.01V Commercial Uaioa, Knglsnd 8,777.709 o Inn Co., Msw York 8,076,202 •• Coon.. 11,183,000 •' Mew York. 12,161.165 Uamburg Bremen, Germany, 1,000.631 'Lsscsshlre las 0a3ag land, 2 890,889 — •• ” '.700,156 ,794.962 .,163,880 N.Y. Underwriters, Mew York,11,186,600 Mathartaad IbbOo. Holland, 621,455 Niagara “ Msw York, 2,788,741 Morthern " Loodon. 2,965.145 Phsnix •• Broc“ Pulls. Usdsrwrttsrm, P

less “ Bwedcn, 678.916 Jnlon Soasty" London, 1,445^41 It you mink ana boadrad and two

is ol doUart la tubal

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512 Vfaahlagton BL.Oaps May, S. J.

EXCHANGE CAFE, Corner Jackson and Washington Sts. I* FIHIT CLASS. BOAK1I BY TEE DAY OU WEEK. NEILS AT ALL HOUKI

SEWARD C. POWELL.

TELEFOoNE tXrSNECTIO:

PURE WINES AND LIQUORS

Gibson's Pare Old Rye Whiskey. Rochester Bottled Beer, Brandies sat sserry Wisea far cXIImf parpuaw. Largo or small orler* promptlr fllloJ. DILLON'3 CAPITAL, tXIUSEH WASHINGTON AND JACKSON 8TKKETS. J. J. RATTY.

UNION TRANSFER COMPANY. BAGGAGE EXPRESS GENERAL RAILROAD - TICKET AGENTS, Olte. .w Wuiiili] m Mm Stels, Cait Mil, K. 1. J. P. MURPHY. Gene-al Sunt.

WEST JERSEY EXPRESS CO., FOllWAItOiaiLS OF Merchandise, Valuable Packages and Money TO ALL POINTS IN TiiK UNITED STATES. The beat service between Cape May and Philadelphia Quick Transit. PROMPT DELIVERIES. ton and Jackson Street*, at Street Ferry Buildings, South tide. ROBERT STRETCH. General Agent.

t. S. HILDRETH, B0OCES8OK TO UBOHOt H'LOKEril 32 and 34 Jackson Street. Cape May, N. J.

Flour, Grail, M ft awl M Milium Eoir.

YACHTS AND BOATS To Hire for Bailing, Crabbing and Fishing by the hour, day, week or the tea ion. Call up Telephone No. 79. WM. H. M LLS. Boat Builder, Bobelicngora Lending, Cape Msj^ M. J.

Wave Job Department The most complete in South Jersey. (fall (Stock of ^tutorial

To select irom

Let T7s Make Estimates For You. $13 We.sb.in.Kton Oia> CAPJS MAT, y. J.

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504 liSBNGTOll STaiH Dry Goods Notions Toilet; Articles Millinery Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Futnishing Goods. PHIUBMPflli PRICK All Goods as represented, Orders taken and promptly filled when goods desired are not in stock.

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