Ocean City Sentinel.

arm. of tbe « ggjNfawtluu,

* THUBSDAY, OCT. «, I*»5. ' - Quit* . number of oar n e « Tbc Mh*» A,, “ ,,, ' r^r^Jwtrr^r ^rrrr All niimniunirmtlonx «|ii>uld I* a.-- *<« AUwraa, «hr it I bet «in dav Tiw I'nwm — ■ ■•-■ , .

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, lU-v. Tim ■dorr DanieJI hu U»n a|e |«-inWN] lu xU|i|>lj- Oreativiilr circuit durltiif Ha- eiiniuix .'air. Hr i. ex-) : |-< I«J to br i-iwil urXI Hunday.

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Krv. J. L W’aianu Ium Im-n arut lu-j hir-t rliurch, Millville, by iIm- M P ' ''■vfcfWH*. Rev. J. Umberry

■Hir cN-uuudruui .up|^ |Hren a

U«-v«. teal V ni malay ev'euiu* «•>««»«., bndi and flaan^,,, Mi». Waaby li,Ker~.ll la quite ill. Tbe r«-r,.n u fciven to tbe arlKail au-ben of l iaMaotviUe by Hie W. t\ . I . «io v .fl alUDdrd. and II b need- "* 10 «*wy »nr enjoyed lliem-

1 —™ » i»i me KapUai cbun-h will give a clip anrial in Hed Men'* hall Turaday ereninc next. An adniiwioti fee of leu ranta will be cluuged, Wbieb will entitle ewcli one to « free clip. There will aleo bea |«.|ai rare in iimnn-tioij with the aoria). i. prl» will be given U> tlie winner of the

i y' Mw. F. BuHoogh* b »|wd41tmr Aen V^- day. lu Philadelphia. ^

J-lin K. Kendrick wax on ihe inland

Katurday looking after hi. cottage*. —, T. J. Thorn returned luinie Haturdav * "‘'"Wer. will preach here next

after a ten day.’ vi.it at Kraukf .rd Pa. | 1 ‘ •!motion wwa din-uxaed by llaptaiu P. M. Whealon.of Turkaboe •••« lt«Bla>R crr> |tbe q^ntbereof <be W.C’.T.f . at llwlr waa Imcou Tutwday viewing iiuprovex 1 T»"-*«««»» and w ine vault. ! 1 *“ •‘>'1 « »a. derided tl»t

a 'Ivnuai. Kryxer, in i ialli.««v toirii ( .| 1 i,, ' n,u *‘* > ®Aduf dHuklng wbold rraull

f-outrartor Harry Headley reeeivi^a »« rr il.I.v tin Saturday Wr i ,, ‘ , " Uartiuo - A« »«• lbe»ef.«e retarifoof brick from Havvreiraw.N. y., m#- Al.mt , ,gi,Mbouxaud galloux of ' V * d ‘ U l ,rr l»^ r~„luU.Oi. and ,welotVon U’ , 1 I'Urcliaaod four, t"—e.1 to have onginatiNi frutn a defe-| 1, ' ' m fr ' , “ «»“«« hrtaou V\ e*t avenue, la-twra,, sixth and <>"■ «>« Mr. Heyrar’. I.aw wlU reach i i? I*’* of ,he to,, u Herenth .treet., .bout flo,!.., Tire Helping Hand Hocteiv of tlie Mra.J.E. Hrgie.ud daughter Mat- -wuiP. .u...... .. ...

tie have returned home f,.„„ , .fMptaiu Wp,, Hacknev . pieaaure trip. . \ ‘ ■'"T 1 ^ k " r -' *•»*«»- ■n* Oaxb ci„ v.*,,,*,, „„ 1 ^„* rss.ni,:,?* m’: t l*auy ackoowh-dge the receipt of M ; of In. |„rh ' ^ “wy

from Henry M. Paxaon ,,

i „ ‘"i* '' ' oudley and Miw Ida Rim uapUin John Homer-|a mwOy iiu- lev were „i„„.| x. , „ , .IT

by an application of«i„i. , l»r. Frick and wiflr went John Mart, ha- taken occupancr of Kn.. I, Prim . .*T u1 ** a abort «aj: bin new cottage on tv utrali'S:' ," ‘ • rtrt * m r ,1, > ^ »**k- i ^■.grl«ol. lx enlarging hi. .tore, iween Eighth and Ninth atnvt. * TEKI «A«fT|U.K. Mre.C. 1-eed. 1.enlargingIw-rkitclien O*orge FetMerntaclier and wife of ' J - sl ’*l’l*.v «* tlie new |«.t.w at' “ ud Imptuving her cottage Philadelphia have bran epAsylng - a '■ rt, *^»Wp M. P. rhurcb. on Hbore avenue,

chore life In their Wedcy avenue «..i llt V 11 SI Sn ‘"* 1 preached a ven • Uge. topriwi.e ernuon <ki Hui.day fnwii u David Hudfuin and w Ife. of Mfl|v||ie.: ^’oriothla"a viiidl, afier which he adredurued home Saturday after upending n, l ,, i.tere«J ll«- wnmient to a latge ■everai day. in their \V»t .venue ct- -f c^nmuniranu. u fT K . . c — The Knight, of Pylbiaa ofthb place H. X. Hu,,tou t tin-ViBi^T-w+irrTta.1 K«v«- *111 mieriaiumct on Haluidav rbarg* of the work on the V’imuiv »l(fl>t la-t. Ihree Lodgtw in Hie dj.

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I}- ,, ' oftlret* from the (Jraud l.dge of the

yan *y ^ ^ Ui, S ‘ m,r * e "l ,n ™ 1 •““> -llro-cd .Ire

w hile tiT ir wr' ! ■odrerue, after w hid, all partook of . friend. •b-ent vMtlng j lun,-l, ,,r, p«red for tire ooraaion. The Cape May county Deni, 1,! '’ 1 ''"-"-*^TTy *d. k Tueaday non. ,n a red Alvin P. Hildreth * “' U ' ty **> a “ 1 ,ev

Kxrr r iihijt

Kev. E. II. Htultr, the father ^ I inference, pmu tred an ex

here Sunday,

After an ilirm of ten week., five of whict, .Ire wa* i. ’bfined to her bed. Mr. Ida M. < arbart, * ifc- of

at thenwidehra

re jA-bu?y avenue ntiiy Sooda, «eo»-

! SIV V , * r ' u 'r'. wh.^- m.ideD „anie

'■arr way i-rrT j ***^<^*1.Jrauea. wa. b«tni aiSummit. The full regi.tr, nf Cape May <’it, . " '* ,,d * ■ h, «‘ drew* a gain ol flfiyswo voter* ,„A ! .,i if ^rc draih ••vreft her of a; Imt Ni•winte r awt-thmyTS;. over l.x. 1 'tier March. 1 ; th»» bereavement Mr*. Carhart b Mre. Jennie Smith. .Uuglirer.dT. M * >»«»«* . ft ^•nWh, gave a pngpeartiw auchre to , **T “ u f

number of frh-ud. Thundjar evening j

Mi«* Smith will .(rend ,-iri I.f ,1„ win- H *rr in Philadelphia. morad ret irran t ity.

The Chrixiiau Endravg S.e-iety- ((f ! p

tire HapIM rhutrh gave a m.-ial at tlie ' " f *

iN.tlage ..f Mr. aiul Mr*. Inuirel K.-m * ^ a relignm. refluPrrry -treet, Tburedav evening 11 *** ‘"““‘•“••ft <•* “*

tieonr, U. Mercer, of PhitodW^ i

and Po.lm.dc Harry Paol.ofCbmdcu, i , lt ^" lv u. Tj f ! a/e aro.mgth.ee Who are .till oraupv- 1 l,< ~' U > "‘- 1 ' Dceared wa- tbe uig Ureir ramuH-r rattagw ' • , '*‘'ldre, 1 . .are of whh-h,

a btight little girt of three year..

T.i .■ | Mr. tWhan. rmrrhBB. her Mfa. tbrll.i. Idara i. mn.idcrably agitated tiart wa. e,lucalrd at l.iudru Hem inary

ver the threatened exigraiinalhm .•If—.. *»

!ie »>.(«. in iHimi- freek. ’• itching of 'hew oyster* furni.hre

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DRY. GOODS. NOTIONS AND HOSIERY. Boots, Shoes and Gents' Famishing Goods.

ASBUn-Y AXTETiq-TTBl.

. Willis in E. Lippincntt has returned home from a two month*’ trip in New

York, where he went for the !

bbi health.

Captain A. Lake ha. returned home

ftom Stroudsburg.

Mrs. W, Edge has I area visiting relative* and friends in AUantic Clly. Mr. uud Mrs. Harry Johnson have turned to their Philadelphia hjwre

uumber of the inermen fr.an <Vdarviile

|doy

liahilaii

and Pori ,\..rrw .re rapidly depleting wrll-aiorked natural lad., nelllng tlie "prime*” and u«,ug the other* for ••plants,” regardless of the law which prohibits tbe catching of bivalve.'whicl measure iea. titan ♦«) to the buabel. Warrant, kave Iweu sworn out and placed in tbe bauds of CaartaMetiandt H. K.diiusoii. Who, with Hfteeu drputire’. l - awaiting tire return of the oyster-

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id j Doyleab>wn. P,.. and a. a remit of chsw appiicatioti pc-emed a wellretored mind Hite was a Joviog wife, indulgent mot Iter, and a generous, kindhearted neighbor wIhsm; death will

deeply mourned.

Mr. I'arJiart has tire sympathies of be entire community in the hour of

lis sad affliction. /

The rems»e-wrtretkkLn tu Burling, •n, N J-.Tuesday bA^rnlng. where the ilertneut was priirateN^

FLAGGING AND CURBim

BEST QUALITY OF

Pennsylvania and North River Blwe Stone PAveMeRrs

jj^lty,^ were seen in this visage mi Hun-

Mrs" J. R. McCullough is havlut some improvements made to her tot tageou Wealey avetiue, north of Hev.

•nth street.

Mrs. E. Townsend, of He* Isle City hss rented ’Ire Ocean City Ji,, uw , f ,‘„' tbe winter scasou. Hire will remove

trere next week.

H. H. Bodlue has sold AmbKsa- E. Knight's lot on Asbury avenue, la-low Twelfth street, to Mr*. Sarah E. (jamm

of Wilmington, Dei

Thoma. Shaw's handsome cotiagc corner Fifth and Central avenue > urarly ready for the plasterers. H \.

Htantou Is tbe coutnu-toi.

lire fatally of CapUiu J. Mtkey < ors,m lias taken o.vu|o..„ v^5 their cottage on tx-eau avenu^ U-lwran

Fourth and Fifth rtreets.

Be sure your name is on the registry

list—otherwise you cannot vote on Nov. |

6. Next Tuesday the book, will be Mrs. Pilmond. and Mis* Arfe have opened fur additional names. j trturued from Philadelplilaalter*|rendOwitgr to tbe crowded condition of l '»K « fewi^j-s with frienda there.

C. M. Powell is buildinir n .

day Ust

buhhaistowk.

i Mis* Irtilu Robins.>n and sister, of : Cannleu, *|«ut Huoday with tiieir

parents ■»

Jehu Price and Mis* Hallie Brower were martk-d on tire 16lb iu*t. Quarterly meeting at Zion church on

tlre.ird of November. Imve-feast In the morning at lialf-past ten. Preaching in lire afiern.».,i at :t o’clock by tbe

Presidliig Elder.

Autumn aen lra will be held in Zion

M. E. church on Nov. loth.

U*w OOP.

The Hun day-schools of Atlantic • Htuly will hold Ureir annual couveni'"t next Thun-lay hi CVulral church, his place. iMigaiv* from all Hu'udaycla.ds will la- entertained in Ihe haserei.t of the churob. Dinner will be

<». Leach ex|«ct*

tire millinery iHtsinuss.

• engage in

Mis* R, ra lie M. Brown, Mater of Mr-. T. C. Hutchinson, died at the re*idenra of her brother-in-law . Dr. T. C. Hutch msoit, »X1 Ceutral avenue, just as tire suu was fading from sight behind the

bills on Thuraday evening.

M is* Brown wa* horn In this State or Derain her SO, is,;:, and was the youugael daughter of Joaial. B. and Mary C Brown, now^nddents of Hw.nhmore Pa., and granddaughter of tire late Prof. Jam.. .McCMnladt, of Philadelphia. Dei-eased never enjoyed robust heal I h, and with tire expectation that a change

•* •"vv.o-ucu conitittol. of >r public schools the Board of Education, at a meeting Monday evening, decided to employ a louith teacher. W. D. Baruburat and wife, of Phil* dolphin, occupied their cottage on As bury avenue, south of Hixtecutb street fur several days during the jas. week Ai- M. Kalbacb and family have rented and taken occupancy ol the rutU * B t,D Aabury avenue, U-loa Niuti. street, owned by Chariot Matthews, Jr. Telephone connection lias been t*iablialted between the re*ideitceof Rev. E. A*- Lake, the offlee of tire Ocean City A *ociatlon, an’d the riecuic power

bouse.

. latjdidate for County

; Clcrit, was in town Monday. '' y Quite a uumber of people visited , Pleasant' ilie Friday to hiar Mr. tiriggs’

speech.

ElishaT. tree and wife spent Monday In May’s latuding wilh her sister CUra. . Hd inUtld Wol U-rileQ this place Man. s day to learn the carpenter trade

Hummeral Smith.

f Several of our |««ple visited tbe j. Knights of Pylhias Saturday night at II Su-elmanvi ile and they report having

u go,*! time.

' •-"> | Mrs. Elisha la*, who lias tieen under F. Kappaud family clored their place a physi«iairs care In AtlauUcCily, rehere on Friday and, after making a j lumed home Saturday,

viait w ith relatives in Tieutou, will Miis-HteilaLt-eaud trieud,of AUantic

Enoch W. Hurley lias the foaudalions Marled for tw o double cotugeaon Ceutni1 avenue, Iretwcen rkmjih and Eighih si reels. Harry Head - has

the contract.

John R. Kendrick by invitati.

Mayor Warwick, of Philadelphia, was ouc of tbe member, ol the liberty bell

escort which went to Atlanta

the #Ui hist.

C. M. Powell is building a cl<»

rege for Dr. P. H. Hteelmau.

Two large lamps- have been placed in In I.1-, 1111-nl of tire church. These lu addlliou to ilnne that are alre^v tirere. make a nicely lighted r.<om. Annie Myers, of Atlantic Cltv

risiUng Auuie Parish.

Mr*. Hannah Rislcy i- imfibiving

Jowly,

Hour

Of climate might prove beneficial she de a lour of tbeCuutiuenl last sea ■- : kul her ho|re« were nut realized, and w hen she arrived in Brazil, bome- • ard Ismnd, she wa* so much proa.rated tliat a physician wa* sammi and she remained under his care .... alagit four montlis. Feeling that lire Inevitable was not far distanl, Mire. Brown's whole thoughts turned to Iovad one* in her native laud, and she prayed that her life might he spared until she reached the home from aliich sire had de|«rted in quest of health. Her supplication was answered, linnigh at time* tlie captain of the vessel on which sire had taken |ias*agc feared dissolutiou was nearer at liaud than tbe invalid was Conscious of. But ta r faith buoyed her up, and after much annoying detention she reached Ocean Oily about six weeks ago, thinking the oraan breezes might afford relief; but the kind friends who ministered to her every want knew the end was rapidly approaching and it was, therefore, surprise when the aummous came, and as the day waned the life of this est|. iliable young woman went out. Her prayer was answered. She died rounded by those whom she so dearly-

loved.

Tllr was removed to Philadelphia .Saturday morning. The funeral took place Sunday afternoon, when tbe remains were laid to rert in West Laurel Hill cemetery.

City.

City, are visiting Mrs Elisha Lee. urge T. Scull sjrent Sunday in e

ASUl.KSK*.

The Hotel Anglesea'. at thia piara, the largest on tire Five-Mile Beach, was totally destroyed by lire Thursday morning. Tire flame* were first seen i„ (he second story, and tlie fire Is supposed to have ts-eu of iirecTidiary origtu. Tire property was owned by John Bowr >f 518 Walnut etreel, Philadelptiia, iad an liisurao.vooilhe Isriel furftUjKM. During lire prugrew-of the fire tire cottages of Charles M. (iil.b and Mrs. Albrecht caught Tire fnan the fly-lug embers, but were extinguished by au rilecfVe bucket hr gade. Tire l.urne.1 hotel qad Iran <<t.i«ed for a moulh, and during lire |«sl season was omduclsd by L. L. Davis. ^

'TOOKBiaK *

The Woodbine iirotherfaoud, _. ..._ plaie, the colony eslatilisbed in |«r_> from tbe Baron de Himcb lund, held exenise* ail day Sunday in laying a corner-stone for a hew synagogue, latge number of visitors were pro jfrom Pbllaitelphla and New York. There was a |>arade in tire morning and singingof national bymnt by the scbis.1 children. The corner-stone wa Myer 8. Isaacs, president of tire American fund, and an ai.tJ-Tsmmauv candidate for Judge of the Supreme Court New York City. Each of the direct, laid a suiue, and for each abraut director a school child laid tbe stone. Each —ember of the brotherhood also laid

- .... •-«•<• V- ,u I 1 v 11 loll, will take up their rerfdenee lu Philadelphia

for the winter.

Tlie doer season open* to-morrow and ma n.

Cl«.™>Klv.«l.»U»l.,. m l,«k,». ATUXTI0.1TY. ™ “...V’"*“ •'“'' ,l,1 ‘ .™' 4 -v.. ..r tte .w,™

SI.Is —If (icSt'U xiv H.X.. h 15 * U1 ' 1 JMI ' K'VII. .nd H.rry H.nl. n, Inti,alum!,

CSpUlnC A. OuuSnll ,r.,! M.rt

Lake were the Ocean City delegates to precocious y-ouiig-lcrs nitcrid tire lias.U» Democrai.c Omuty t -rtveutw,,. of the Porter .cottage, ou South which was held at t ape May Court Virginta avenue. Saturday afternoon, M T'“ -** «• «s..s w, * «» Mwai*. V\. K uuiii lurry laikealartcl dining-room, and took »T0 from a dn-s-Mouday for a cruise on their hky clc*. (reionging to Mary Dorarv, a clured vl.ltiu* VUImingtou, Baltimore and ; c...k. Tlredrvs. was hanging luacl.rat Washington. The former will extend luar—utlirough wnichservaut. i-x-rad hi* trip to Atlanta, lla. every few minulvs.yrt tire boy* effccled Abel D. Scull lure moved Rev. W. 11. cniraiio- by a window, stin-Ired lire DurreU’* cottage frirt, Fifth street and .-i.sret, secured tire money, which wa* Wertey aranue In the corner of Sixth «|| in hills, and rs.*|cl wltlioul I si tig and W««t. A haudaoniecollage will detcried. A .mall money lank wa. I* ere. trei on tire ..Id aim | purchased andJUO „f lire amount rtolen TheJohn A. English .v.trag</ornn rly .... |4.ced Ibereln and tlren buncl Ireowned Btid racupicd by Rev. WlllUm iM-aili an uius-cupirel bouse uii Baltl.B. W .srt, Founh and Wesi.y, tigrrifaer j avenue, wliere Officer* Whalrt. and wiUighrraW’caley avenue lots, ha> Irecu 1 Barry roongred If Sunday. Tire re-

3t£iZ2ru‘WE&!'~ - -iH.U.Ato, s»rek.,,A.,l,*ri,„

City Manufacturing ( <>ni|«ii>, has re- youngsters Irevauire of lire

’ufued from Hartford, Couu-I wher*he: roll '’I ' i!1 * 'h..\ rxIdUled while pur- renra Kngiiwvr Hhrevca jrawided at tire _ U " f< A. > f00tf *f < tnxtllnery f .r the i lurelng tickets, for tire A.-admiy of throttle and (Jus Miller uucupted tbe

."^“Xa^'uyriLSEX:A Mkm wiwxdsd— lug ou lire markel. 1 *. arcli ol the cellar revtalad a number

J of air riflea, the pnsx-.-d» wf a rtcent

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Mr. Crlgga In Atlantic City. Tire greatest political demonstration

ever known lu Atlantic county was the ovation tendered Hon. John W. Griggs, the Republican Gubernatorial nominee at tbe Academy of Music, Atlantic Clly, Friday night. Fully Mxw people crowded into tbe building aud standing room wa* at a premium. The apirearance of Mr. Griggs wa* tbe signal for au outburst of applause that

coutinued for several minute*. Mr. Grigg* I* beginning to feel the

ellccl* of his stumping tour, but made a telling speech, lu w bleb lie scverely arraigued the Democratic party f..r It* mismanagement ,4 public affairs, dwelling at length u|s.n tbe revelation, of corruption which followed the State

House lliveatigalino.

Heualur Fuaier M. Va irlieea, of Unkm; Samuel D. Hulliuaii, of Atlantic; E.C. Stokes, of Cumberland; Congressman J. J. tiardner aud ex-Judge J. Frank

Fort alao made addrwMe*.

Mas* meeting* were held at Hammonton and Pieswantville during, tbe day, and Mr. Griggs wa* tendered IhiMlaaltc reorplkoiia at both piara*.

-•'* ou toe ijisiaci.

Jamea Porch, of Caw May, has trilled . ul one of Squire My crs r cottage* on Cvu W trai avt-inre. ncai Kivhili .i. • 1-1,..

avenue, near Fighth stn.l. .. same geulletuau ha* aJ*os*.iuinl u.

s...sll -

coufa.-ti»nery,

lug —•

robheiy a

— s^jtrluSa£ Mshan'..

M*xMwsy, where lu-111 tends tarrytbe plumbing ImaMiew. ’ j

llaikiip

p|.ki**jrrvi!l.K.

Mr*. LiuJe Mecronigle is visitiiig rrltives in l‘hilade!phia. N. Black and A. Brow lee, of Ham-

■ecturned to Uuly.

Harry Relabart, engineer ol tlurOmwn City ar.Mniiii.slati»n train, lugetlM-r with bis fireman, Enu-raou Smith, returned to duly Turaday morning after a week's vacation. During their rence Engineer Hbrevr* prrwlded at

Hi rot tie aud Gu* Mir left hand side of tire a

Parties .xinu-inplating having ihrjr iwaiw* moved to new locations, or elevated and rebuilt will save money by ..•m»|a>udiug with Abel D. ifeulf l.ulldcr aud general bouas miner.

Moattt&AdvatSsafijfiBitdfUreUnuiU. rniareiit!?: Addraw A. D. Hcuil. builder, Thistle I heard of blm. 1'itlars Itiwiifinr N. J. !• — .

TITgABOK

Mb* Alice Blizzard, wire ha* Iran dangerously III at t Ire borne of tier abb Mrs. Alvin HomaireJitf some time, is now considered out of danger, and hoi** are entertained for her sirad

restoration to health.

Tbe Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyterian church of this place will hold a Silver Offering Social at the reaidenra of Miare* Hannah aud Mary Champion, comer of Main street and Mar shalivllie road, on Saturday evening, a>th inst. a very interesting pi>« gramme is being pre|>ared for the skill. Charles H. Godfrey, of Allant*Fity. will render some of hb unique musicai aelectious. He wiil peTfortn four musical inslrumenU at .me time. Tire ladle* will serve a free,lunch at tire i»f tbe entertainment; No staled *4ob fra will tic rtuu-pd, but attendaut* are requested to deposit a silver offering on a plate at the d.sn

w hen entering the bouse.

«iApg mat oocrer bopbk. Friend* of Ml*. Richard., wife of Rev. Thoma* E. Kichard*, the erstwhile iwstor of the Baptist church, have cousulted Judge Howard Carlow, of Camden, as to the legal *te(*i neraxsary t,, gain her legal rights, ainra her busl.nd ha* left her In needy circumstances She lias four children, the youngest a babe of six month., aud for asveral months she has had not even a clue h her husband's whereabout*. Until a little less than a year ago Mr Richards’ pastorate was a great succra. He was particularly popular with the young folks, and, being a skilled mu*ician himself, he soon had a baud of workers about blm who sang, played several Instrument* and talked. They went to several other town* to part let pate In revival services and their auo-

HOftKHT FlhHKR, agenf. Or-ean

-llam H. El well, a former station sgcul a^tills place, was lu town several

-- part of tbe week

visiting friends. ''Billy,'' re lie b familbrly known among fan arquaiutItiraw liere. by lib miiformly courteous •»udii.t inward tlsiae with aliom busi«ws brought lilm iu conduct while in the employ of the W. J. R. R., won f..r •iim staunch friend, iu Ocean City who

re always glad to see him. V ~ • ho has been lu tlre empl'•«K Island lUilroad Comp

l«n two years, has won strwdv prom.,--.xn uutU he u..w enjoys a lucraUve

Treejsirt, Isoig Island. An-1

plkation to business lire been tbe ml I ing principle of Mi. KUeH's life, and ! hr b now reaping tire reward, 1 For all job csr,enter work call on J • Headley. Tenth and West. A rssitai “'I fv.iu.wt w ill bring him to your door Painting, graining and >ign work neatly d.Hre. B. K SmiUi^ Hons. I0M

Aabury avenue.

STONE PAVEMENT. Itet quality ot New York and Pennaylvania BLUE STONE FLACCINC. Also 12 and 16 inch Curbing. Orders solicited

guaranteed. Lowest pnee. J ohn McAleeSC,

U H. GERLACN 1409 Asbur)- Ave., Ocean Cit

WoH

The White HeygE, s-.o.rwtw H - H - BODINE,

t43^I r EAL ESTATE BROKER AND CONVEYANCER

steady promts f

Asbury Avenue, above Seventh,

OCEAN CITY, N. J.

Properties bought, sold, exchanged and rented.

ROBERT FISHER,

- REAL? ESTATE ANB INSHRANGE

11. . t-rrA.-vToiN ,

l ontrarlinx Hullder ■ **.. *“ kl “ U i ' ,f tadd and exchanged. Pnqratba 00 I

PRAeriGAL DRAUGHTSMAN “ Uy«» »«'cany thing rodtapoae of at a bargain e » «nn .wa Csw.rau, oc*«« . a j, j ,,, "" lr you^want a bargain I can suit you. Insurance written In

wpscMtastton.hmttoOetl 1‘rtra* rewsonab

..rrt- i-juj,.,,,. w,|„ ,owl tax motictcl

Sottrr Is beraby gl irn tbat the annu

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TUESDAr, October 15th, 1895,

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J ►‘colon tirere member i,t the . ieucrsl Assent bit. or who K ’» n ^ 'be sffltUUt In "vrnUng of ZSSrS5&& ^ > " n auaM £^Sr'J'aS?,'S3'E{Ss-Ss'. , 5 lUESDlT, October 29th, 1895 iS-E-sss-s-r^ •■.i.,.-. '.ran iw-rsons „,imei u‘ thTT^ sssserr!-“ srzzfij?.

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W »rr JKK8FV B. B.

wlntef Mr. Rl.-jiards auddeuly annunnra-d tliat |,e w.mld go „,.t upou at. evangelistic rour of the country, t.. Fray and sing and play lu all tbe towns. Several of his baud were tu go with him, but when tire time came only two young woman volunteered. Their rela lives and friend, used tbelr utmost endeavor* to dissuade 1 Ik-iii. but it wa* ail iu vain. One of the young woman •oou returned, but Miss J.swphio* Young, the pretty daughter of Hae bte Dr. Young, and w ho ha* bran left a snug (vampeteuer by her (atljv-r baa re-

mained away.

Mr. Richard* struck the towns of in- j ULUaSafe

ternre Petin.ylv«»U aud then drifted i iulo Maryland. Wherever be went Ire ■cut home reports of flattering suraww *T

but thara grew tewrr and fewer. At: tyi .‘y , Xrt.‘i «|' inLl^ro ?* lw.1 Urey .rarad altogetlrer, and t.* rev- SX&ItV »».

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Who, last hcaid from j ©Sfc* ^ 2

-..it . oargarn i can suli you. Insurance written In Best Home and Foreign Companies.

Renting time i* at hand. If you want a summer home write me for roraro

I * ,ld F rirr •W. Free carriage service to |>ro|«i*iag investors. OFFIOtl StVEWTH STREET AND MIIIIRY kUmi.

NOTICE, The plumbing firm existing under i name of SMITH & THORN has mutual consent been dissolved. 1 business will be continued by HENRY A. W. SMITH AT 846 Asbury Avenue, who will give his personal attention the business.

R. B. CORSON,

Fwneral ♦ Director Washington VanQilder. Manager, aiu.r.i.ujs.o. Petersburg, N. J

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Note the Cut in Prices of

FALL ANO WINTER ELOTHIN

At M. MENDEL'S

1625 ATLANTIC AVENUE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, The Tariff BUI which lately became a law has knocked the 0 prices, and the |Kirchaaer can now mure reliable g-.d. at our boose at t

•usiy low figure*. Imtwilgale for younrelvzw.

C. B. COLES & SONS COMPAQ LUMBER-- MILL"WORI Urge! Mock of Hemlock, While and Yellow P Poplar, Cypreas. Chestnut; Oak and other hard wood •pecmlly. Odd or Hand Wood Mill Work and office hart

a specialty.

FRONT, BELOW KAIQHN AVE., CJA-MOKW, TVKW «J KWHICV'

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