Ocean City Sentinel, 27 July 1899 — Page 2

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ok *m> inonurruR.

i» a l»«\Vl lie WM ideiiliflnl «ilb ‘ llwl li)«- Jevii.ll .yims.^ue »n» lin imfatnou. I'm*. ' portant f»elnr in llw i-lii^udr'Hwii-.

„ rm-, Taiwiuv. 11 VTA. b* *n luOdel and au rnrai.v ol ■uit »hpvtfd Im*vv llw Kunian rm|.|te

.. live tan rrllRloii, dial luKii-'U bIwotUb! Ihr iu ItOltl \SO\. wuliml kiKivriJ. He bb. Ki.ubd Ibr nmiim Hie •■H

' world over fur hi. biller appuBlUuO-to of I'bri-liainl.v.

"MrtidiiiK Hie Nela” The min-i-i

A moo a-I llie Chure-liee. ^ ( ^ ( ^ j ... ... !M AT ".Zl'l ”u'l'ir [ efinrcb Ronifi, barrinK llie Iicbi. alMl . d Ul , ,, , r ,„ r tle.u»,HlK lrfPMv.,,1^ of II TINT* j lr(a)f a „ (1 „ vr 11 , |v „ v „. were |i_ «.> mon- n i'>r« u " jilicr .|4rltual b« well a. teni|«TBl i in... I.ae eve, l. fo,,. l«.., llie ,»«• ...d . VM|lr1 , Mf MacMillan - ...

j a K'««l furl Ion of time attouded dlvlue j |y I;v

j ATT lee at one or more of llie churelvee.

Wltilt-r H. eon •.ocallon. riorv* me .ny nii'iit.T of elirrml at in l.heaii IA|V . ai d anl numl.-r of

e for

The “ Sentinel" lux the larjrcAl buna fide snbecription list of Icfcilimate paper in this seclion. list is not padded with deadheads to

receive advertiser..

\Va|a!of near IM.I.’. Yerry, Friday, from tieart dbraew. ramr wltli a slua-k to flic cnmmuuily at larxr, kul Inure rapertally In Herey men thrixigliout llie country, l.saoiA of the wide diveriteuiv of irli£ioii. opiidou. lu ld hy Ihe uoted lawyer and lliedivinra. Mr. lintersoH'. rudeame uulritly, without llie sliadow of an .'[*- portuntty f.T him to Rive word toeillier his lift- miivicliilu- IN a .Tiangc ol fallli. as was Hie caw when Tom I’alnr paawd away. Tlial tam<Ti. infidel proft—ed Hie ('hlisllali failh befure he Was earned Into llie prewnnr of hi.

me had lirheru tflveii tiinc remaining, eaidin against Uir lue law, a seotler mid

it tl. liiKemoll waI lie was a kindly. rbearfoK man. Hi. lo his children wa.

nl llwNutiKlily m-ritle

wid to the poor.

Tally, of Media,

j win; |>reaclied in the evenkifi. Huudayjwlnad wa- lield In Hie Iflrr |»r. j Tully «|« ke ehspieinly on '‘ l lie liradou. Wont- of Jeeua." 11 wa- a Rleal

1 a heme. Talk lo alm.a.1 any man ale 1 * "ftif-.i. - *- j ha. aludied the tot u and hr will Hiralfs i , douhtlrMi hll you Hup auhc mitrrpria. “evni, wi-h j me nuin will hoe mi ■ ppnrtumty if lie I"*' 1 "'- 1 ‘ !d.m ■lotruu.a hue hotel here Ihri.iiyii- * cilppiiic llw winter ■xwilh-. novelly and

By <0111 larinm lioM, f llie majorily of its-1 alron* would heatIh recuperative-. II. K. Laecy, promliieul ffhmdeii • ommiT>ion in* tlve year here,wa. ehafimi; ralhuslaN wily wltli a Itl iMIrrmi reprcecntaii

Mr. tirerlie. wlio was isrtiverted to the faith ahout ihirtern years ayn, adapt. lumwlf to his audience in a ilevei

hi. Iiearers ahuiR with

him. His Jexi wa. rsalms lavindo: “Ttnnicli ye liavr lain aiuoiiR llie |.ds,

mid her h-atiw-is

-llh yellow it*.hi." I'iiewernioii i ■-on>|iarisoii of the human character With | in cion, metal., showing how llie djHIhm of one' mmol iiirlal » aua 1 II. a’la-etneuI, w hile alloy- mhied

to its intrinsic value.

Kev. Kallier Mct'ullougli lead mas. al both tlve services al St. Aucii-tiiir'. Koluaii (fatlioliccliurch. In theeveiiIbT. W.-J. McAdanta. ot Itn.iklyn.

delivered an addiew.

They found it liu-

e llihle, | gran I, i

tried lo bold it up to e and sarcasm weir flrciivcjy, for be was

his talk would a hi ml

live lime, llul lie held up only the raseud of the rhuri'h, and seldom altackrd tlir laest part of It. Take, the miuiiig would make a grtwi Impraanua. lately ing him tucume into llie rliurch.

vn* for

I alialtimenls' eouhl utvale life I kligw rri si led to have teen tan In private mid

rained am

be asked, amusedly . " 1 Why, I s|ieee

Ital does He do after it ha>

dims on “t'lirisliau t'ltimi.hlp.’' ‘Hie Speaker said tie had nut conic to dbe uie the circle of t'hri.tiauity, or iIkcinieof cliueusliip, but where Hie Iwu circles merlap they* form*.I his subject. This wa. chiefly uu llie <|Umlh>n of the right ol liquor linuise. Mr. Slew ml Is evidently well venwrl **u tlii* subject mid In* brought up some very iulerewliug |a>luls last night. While bis views seemed a httUstartling and radical, lltcy were mid iutmsilngly offered. Mr. Stewart lakes llw stand llie government is morally resfiotislhlr for the dowullal ot every i lakmadriuk. Kurils- rt-aoNi tlial ishs.k It in a plan- which is legally auUHitwrd by tbrgovernmenttisseII"pol.oti- “We, as a rial ion, liave imi ngiil whrther we ought, nr luvlf a hundnal of the oilier petiit-wcgiug qiiewliuii. tlui wc do. W lien a nation has as mmiiy right to v*k any' questions, li can only wash its hand, uf tW bksid-sUined rn-Nley u has glrmitd from such an unsavory harvest and cast llie whole

tiling out.

“live easiest way to rxrile a grand jury Is to tell Ihetu Dial a mu. hit lias lierii rolds-d. Tliey flurry amuiid mid deiiale as tn w hal shall hr done with tire lien ions ollrllder who lias outraged the uiajrsly uf the law. Itut supisise you or I go to tlveru and tell llieiu tlial we have been rubbed of our fattier, of our brother, or win, or even mother. That .the aalom kcc|*ers have stolen them, am) we want redrem. Then llw grand jury .will express lis sy m|*alhy in measurv.l terms and say- lhat it is poaerirm to a|ipn.-lH-ud Hie ufleluler In this ease, for llw majesty ol lias not hero Insulted. The law In recognition of or (HHi hi*aid tuunry eunsenta lo roblsra-s of Mr. Ktewart’s talk grew ralber strong at limes, but he always spoke’ conviction. "Sunn- people will get marl al w hat I have said. Tou ought hi gel ao mad that you wont see anything and when j-no go out, you will hump your head on tlw sales of the building. Itut doh'l gel in 11MSN ajamker w Is* has omie a thousand nnks t*i lell you alsait this gteai ques thin, tie! angry at tiwnglilpm|*UI the ones w b» an- rau.lug Hu. de|dorj able <.*u<liti*Hi oPaflalra." Mr. Kiewart rfihiA.1 lulo hi. talk j several luleresniig and a|q'nq»ruh A featuie at tlw Aiidlhniuin mivling aa. the .ingmg ot llw Halley quartc • -f hrrdiiuia, N. i . Al bnih nioriiiug and evening, •ervh'rs they sang A«i»e tswulifiil aeiei-tmus tlial wen- grmlly apiuwriatrd. Tlw qnartelle i.Hisisteil -triii.au J. Hailey, Margaret I,. Hailey,: f. W. Halley- and J. li. Halley. Itev. th-urge It. Miller, *.f Calvary

clem i-nuiirialsm. Hr. Tub

The service* al llw Auditorium wer a Infle out uf the ordmaiy : a liapti* clergyman pn-achcd m. tlw muiuing.

and a I'ndiibttioU .|»cr h wa

IIwt*veiling. Itev.ClanNioe A. Adam-, It. D.,. pador ol .Hie Tritiily- Hapti-t

t-liiirch, < sluth'ii, preru-hi'd from text Ada XVSki: "ylru that have I allied llieii lives for llw name of Tlw Itev. Mr. Adam* |reaU-d of ext In a very clear, i.implelww

lav, sdecllllg llw men -d tlw Itlhle Iho gave up all for tlw le.nl, and K ' V ' “'’W “ il

ulogiririg llwm. Mr. Adam.

•ri.-lul It not eloquent .|.ak*-r and Iw coiivrcHoii tlial wa. very conviiH-ing lo ih* hearer.. He arlerled mine e»pe* i illy I'aul and Hamaba*. Hie tw.* old beriKs. brit-fly f**ll»wiug their live, and .bowing tlw noble example set tiy

l<*mankind; I'aul ntoreesiici-ially

and Rarnalia. as hi. comiauioii. The

VAkeoUsA -™>™* -I >- '-y c'''

late to hazard liwlr lives or their pm. J’

Wssious in following Jesll.

iuaamucii a» rrlum Would Iw made

thousandfold. He concluded I

liriefly sketching llw advantages' of t 'lin-liau life *oin|iared willi one of sii

ieueral riumlsy -A-It...I was Iwld afu-mooii, llw allendatii'e is-ii

uoususlly large. ' Tlw. vrslllug |au*lors werc prvsenl. In the' evening a very Interesting surf meet trig was IwUI, at which Hr. Adams and ollwrs s|>ukr

At eight o'clock the evening ► ■mmrnrrd in Hie Auditorium,

ill Wws • packed lawk to tlw doors hyl ycierday.

a cotigrt-gation w lose, inlcml *11 flag until the etniof the ■enii.*u.

j*ai-ry- has been .coming to this town a considerable im-ihsI mid he fuels ophiiun is not unjflstly founded. There Is the grealc-t j..-*lhle tlel-l.’' f Iw. “for a g>»d a inlet resort ini tlw a J*T—y c-«»t. I' illadrlpldaus and I how urarhy an- gelling Hied, w hen over Hie'woild in order toliud •a.* City supported u hotel whenalld. couig come •Iqwu and lerelv. l|M-r allrtitloii, 1 .avi-n't the lrs-1 iloutit riist Imiulieil-. ye-, cv«n thou*. might go slow f**r aw ulr, Uil pgtrouw*.u 1*1 lie I-fund I - cum- arounif. Hue lm|s>riaui.llimg that mu.i not he forgotten 1- llw fat-; that Ocean Cily lia. llw Ust drainage in tlw country.; lib* all under ground, and |wrfect It* i every way. It Is not touilcuhirly cuhi j i-n-during Hi* winter nionlli- It frv»lier. iN-alllrler -Id, and 1*™*-.-. lan up in no lime. Why, after H ty got lobe adv*-rI1-.-I. ilwr*- would - a rush Iwre, for It ooultl l*c fastii*ni able, pud fashion tiilp- eveiylhing. Imlel were built, *>r if tin |HTA-lit hota I- miulr arnangeiui-ut- t-> actaimmislate-tins .1 * It-of patrouttg*-, 'Old tw much Is-lter railroad service in llw winter tinn, would tw very couveiiicully

with i'hdadelptiia.

'Aside from the health question, ■re a* anotlwr phase of it. Which 1» lm|siriaiil enough utrt to he Igiiortsl. A g'swl pnqairtliNi of the prvperty oan City are I’liilsdelphiaii.

r tinst cnj-iyahle yachting parly lias takiTi place this a-bahi was i on last Thursday eteniiig by Mrs. Frank C. Henson, of "I indley.” iw, Klitladelphia. for Iwr dmiglilrrs, Mi.-cs Nellie mid Sarah Tlw party start*-d nut aUait four 'd*wk in Hie afternoon in Captain Nallun Hays' .l'-'|* yacht Hctiiictla. After about two hour's sail tlwy hrsihsl for I tec-ley's fsiiiil. u the way an elaboralr collation nerved to I he party, tin- good taste and clever arrangement of which he *poke tlw ability nf'Mr**. 11* iiahi a. a hoatess. Tlw party wa. iuforh^al and instcafl *.f using llw |*hui*i for Hie damc wliieh f.ill.iwed al the point, a wandering musician wlm was picked up n the heaeli;w ho.In tnw way dow nl-Us' style, I ini one ot tlw dining room tables d playc.lilie ■noutlaorgaii and guilar

f*ir the dance.

A very amu.iug cakewalk followed lb. wliieh lasted Until tfo'dnrfc In llw morning, 'llw yacht Hwn n-jjiriicd to

(heau City. <

" -ty Indifded Airs. Frank C. Hen»fii, Mnows ItenANi. Ml ANT* Walsh, t.llllender, Mrs. iwvcnne HamMiss ritipplce, Mm* Katlwrinr rihaw, Mb* Kflilh Pirnton. Mia* Mor-Ml-s ritrtrycr, Misais tjdiriidvr, Mr. Peacock, Mr. Meascy. Messrs, on, Williaiu K. Harrell, VVIIIAMrlPh.jW. J. ttiurkert. The party was rha|wrotied by Mr. and Mrs. K W. Kdwards, of Oivan City. Aaoitirr Owlral. Tlw Ocean City- hall tram was up against It again Tuesday. Six lo £ lad as Haturday, hut haft, enough. Ttwre must tw AMuelhlng tlw matter. What 'tlaT WestClmtergot cinHigli runs in tlw tlrst iiinlugto heat Ocean City. West Chester made lour had error.. Ocean City two. rio It lay chiefly in tlw laltiug. or some reason our l.iya don't seem to be able hi hunch what hits they make. Kmir, West f.'heaier’s pitcher, ‘or three two baggers yesterday, but il didn't do a great deal ol

rod.

In tlw first inning West Chewier found long an ra»y mark. If a man couldn't hit he wailed and generally walked, and Iktee tuns were brought Then Of-can (fly got dowai to w ork and puI_Atw out. Hut tlwy went out tlwmwlres in usarw, Iwu, three order.- rimt'h came >r Wet Chester and hutnwl't*. I. Thrown out at Oral. Williams led b* |*iU-hcr and wc-ui out al Ctaik stiuifk out. liugsaeemnla htllvh* tl. i Ilwu.aiid u City cam*- up I** bat with rimrr I. Hut they went ■•ol a- to-l a* arrtvefl. 'Wet 1 'lu—l*-r uiailr n**

e lifth

wn a i-Hq-lc of

brought a man ill* In the sixth ran City got *!< -|--r:il.. and Harivredid in ens-iug the plat*-.TIils t-ii **1.1 in Wfst < 'liester'. seventh and Hie *Nlwr weril .Hit fr.Nn pltdwr to' 0**v*an City A-rat. h*d another llw eighth. t-d Clie-trr canitlial. and by way of nibbing it in.

Miller's. .emu*■■

In WKi Mr. Ia«<»i4l tan* for Con-i H.- ..,,vi.:iy w grm, but wasdckwird. Hr Van a. the j against liy|«.iicy HeMwwfattr candldale tor hisYdistri.-t. j ad vanlsgis of * ■ Hecultstirl In the army at t{i<* brrak-1 klodiws. to all. Ing out uf the war and went t*> the In tlw evening 1

“Ki-r

tlw going down „f u^. sanw. my liana snail hr grral aiiiong llw t ieulllrs; and in every place mwlvrd shall he oilerc*l nolo my name, and a purr ollering, lor '»} name elrall tw great among I hr beallwn. aaitli llw l*«ri fd h*»ls." Mr. Miller’ • dbciHiiA* deal I chiefly aitli the pn-|«rati*ai* nia*lr f.w llw cvHuing Christ, a Inch were mafic Isiih by | Jem- and llw tirnlllr. He couu-nded

Hurley. Ilasr ini halls -Kaur, li;laM,g. ~ Hu hy pildwd l*all -riUT-lmaii. CmI In—Br*«*ks. Hmn-r—K<itiiiu«i. He (Oepaird for all shMiiach trouhlr* by hating a tsix ot C..n,na Hlmrrlua-a

MiHiHis mid ciders Infaultfm. Ttu-rrln-t wlmii II give* Is quick and iwr-

euls |wr package.

"iinii-Kindiiig

mauent. Price,

Manufacluinl hi , Pompauy, t auidrii, N J. K,

In iiidldug hut 1 trice. ■M.F.i

Russell’s Clothing: House MEIN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING Shoes and Rubber Goods ^ - Gents’ Furnishing Goods Sin ASBURY A\ l:M I:. OCI:AN CITY, N. J. Xotice to the Public.

Fitly million Dollars

T-

Jally t!

nut the w inter, to look their prots-riy

mid would if tlwy could gel

afTTimiUislatluua Iwre that would suit them. The new ICrading railroad >ia

: unde.staud, to tw hudl for

aimer as aell as summer service; with twallng anti otlwr iu*«j.rn r-orivm-ieiM-es. Thb* Is a step In llw right dl-

aud I alu Hot a*, sure tlial Ibr

railroad a as not thinking of the same

i-lea win ii they drew ;helr plan*.,

liave heard iTNisicrralde talk al.xit town lo llw eflect tlial Ibb*srliemr will

ikeii up In the hunwdiatt- fularr would not Iw a all surprtATl if il Ocean Cily t- tisiiulug up and with capiial arc becoming mTbomas Potter, the well

kn.Twn nil cloth ruauufaf-turcr and a brother toex-Miiiistei t» Italy William Potter, of Phlladclph a, camrmer from Atlantic Cily hrday and tw was seen the lliigtiloii porch hy a ItRlMUKU rrprcs.-utalive cunveruiiig llw wlulci resort idea. ‘-Ocean City has a brighl future before II," sain the noted club usn, "provided its ofllcials do not Hraugle II in a mb-gulded attempt to preserve its morals. There I. such a

uinl m- ferv >■ in the advaiK-c-in ohjecl and llw very |s*int

siraiurd after Is apt to-tw overieadwd in llw eflorl hi su;qiresa Imaginary “Why alamldn’l theau City Iwc nuc winter resoii; The only •d*jerli<in I ill see at present is the fact Hull Ihc hlg hotels shut up after tlw summer

Now. if it was dr rhled to

inaugurate a winter season at Ocean City, not only would tlw hotels remain

new one* w.utd Iw built. The

climate Is as good as .ha' uf any n—*ri the Atlantic coast, and In every way rs as rlrsirmhle as AHantic Cily. Mind you, lam not saying that Ihi. iw done for this w imer.for it would lake more preparations than could he accomplished in the »hon s|«cr of ime Itiferreulug brlweeri now anil •Id weatlwr. Hut It could he arcom plistwd lu lime fur I tw season of Ittxi.

tm nut much for wiutrn* at the on- myself, but a majority of my

friends s|wud the greater portion of tlw Inten hy the sea. Atlantic Cily i. the only teaurl tlial ptiapeis during Uh cold acatlirr and that is because'you ctii find tlw same soil of life, barring Uiralo-- and club*,that you do in Philadelphia. H is not ai long ago tlial Atlantic Cily was In a’much toonirimallve stale than Ocean City's sec oinl year with lire exception of tlw sal* of IhrUora. Ten years ago m lnlrring al AHantic fitly meant altmist isolation nil WfNild have heel, looked U|a*n a* IMinishnieiit by- tlw lively ones of tlw

chyle sl„a drtHopnwnl of tlial pUiw I is. always hqeu due loan-rial u <-la— t»*w iistnen a Ihi wanted every I lung sight and wen- not willing that ntlwi* should make a fair percenlagr be otlwr hand. Ocean City* ha. n Wonderfully rapid growth and yean* will at- h tn Hit- fr -til rank, of -f-asitlr rrwnrle. Pr-rvidr Pw SIT-, mi - j ndathtiia and allrattlmi. for wintri al you do for summer, puPi.p a c*•in j modbais, well healed and aell liglili-*l ; hotrl and Own see wl at will liBp|a-u."

V. AN A .11 VKI It’S. <001. CLOTHIMi FOR MI N Smart looJtir.g and coo! arc these - stylish Striped Flannel Suits t or inec. Wooderiu! how qui. klythesrjtropical striped fianneis jumped into -your favor—the manufa turvr hadn't anticipated such a demand, and there has been scarcity ot the fabrics. Fore-: handedness finds us wish a full supply just when demands are greatest. All the flannels are striped, in good colorings, and the coats are made with the new shape iapcl. cither single or double-breasted. Trousers arc made for belt, and many of the styles may have belts of same material for an added cost of 75c.

SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES Of course, one can wait until smiled down again in the fail before buying Sheets and Pillow Cases. But the waiting wiil be costly. In other words, there is very decided saving in buying now. These lots don't need a word in the papers—probably will not get another mention. But it soems only fair to give this full wide notice. Pillow Cases Beit mnvlln. tegular brae -

I INSUtANCH

No Cut rale Companic nor Mutual Companic. Rcprociual W. SCOTT HAND 'OCEAN CITY. N. J rs» Asaunr avxnux

FRANK HERR, \ivniniiKi.it ^ JKWKLVH

Pbobiz.sealEsifieandl«iEsiMing. iii- 1 ; J ; : GIVE ME A TRIAL <Hfkc. nilrtcctll

IRA S. CHAMPION THG

Alderney Dairies

Hotel Brighton, *(KKAN FRONT. LOCATION NOT I XCELU'D. APPOINT MLN I S ani- SERVICli FIRST-CLASS K. K. SOON'. JOS. 6. CHAMPION & CO. DRCDIIECIS BUILDERS

SEE,SHORE MITOSES, HOTELS. ETC.

-Iilln-lural Hnuwb • plan yuur houar < l' ifimpti.ion. and •i thing* unfiNvweea,

w 11

II* AWLItlTliCT HI.LHS

misK AND I(.»c> ^>i»c>cin1 . ESTABUSHKD iSSt

VoCEAH Cllf.

Abtna^ '' E, ' JERs^, 200-ROOM HOUSE

U ith r.ll ino.lern conveniences. Elevator, Electric Lights,-

S»<'-im Ltumlrj-. Rinmis with Bath, or without; Suites nf two. three and lour rooms, con-

necteri by I’rivat.- Hallway-.

House is located

7tD St. and Asburv Ave. V 0 ™" ^ inl:h Street and Ocean Aoenue

J L I 'lu .l accoinim*i;ai..ns tan not Ih-ionncLjn-aMy housecn

But matllsi; brnititdird

SDxJfc m.. 25c

JO MIN MARTS

| SCREEN FRAMES ^,'s

W induw and floor Frame* am aiii AITML Mioa TtSTB sum

.vi:w jersey coast for the same money Tor th* . season about, June i Ec plans of - house, ^ rates, etc., add rest

id. in auy 1 <Ai*e -will be

Bolslcr Cases Bert muriis; rrgular boa

SUndxrd marlin: rrguUr brm

•I maxim; brmitucb^l

further inlormation,.

.. •■'***at., i.tits, cxv., aiKtress

E. I± FITCH & CO., I*- »• »«>k CL IMinnililpliii., V*.

VANCE & HEWITT OCEAN CITY MILL& LUMBER CO.

iOmtlliOIIS bDIMLUEHS I HOUSE MOVING - an I T. CORSON. 721 As bur; Aie. Octal Cilj.

H. A. W. SMITH & BRO., 848 Asbury Avenue, oci-ian city; n. j. PLUMBING,

John Wjummaker. PETER MURDOCH,

COAI.nntl >VOOI>,

Oeoan Oil y, N. *7. ')r.l.r, irft ai *ar. \«b**r( btsbu. *;i

Tin: IL^IKiim IIOLUIl

WM. B. CURREY,

20* CHESTNUT STIEET, PHILADELPHIA.

^ YB'tl„lr*ul!«- flllfl M* 1,111. | H, M. KALBACH,

SON & CO.,

ANItl KV A\ IMI. OCEAN CITY. NEW JERSEY

ODD-SIZE MILL AND STAIR WORK-

in either hard or soft wood.

Office,Yard andMill: lOthandWestSts.

OCEAN CITY, JSI. a.

AUTHOaiZED Bf FIRE UNDERWRITERS. MIDDLE DEPARTMENT FOR

ELECTRIC LIGHTING.

A*-.-..nling ■*• Ur. 1*. O. Huwaifl. •hlrf *»f III* illvhdutl rf ruliiln**I**gy ...I hr agrif-ullmal dr|ai tmrnt at NVa.Ii ingUMi, llw* murli-a*lvrrtl^fl kiwniig | ling b* an fdfl arf|Uaiu<Biir* nf our*, ami 1 Mraugrr williiu <*ur gat**. A - rnnr far added t** Hie fclming bug 1 hi ltr. Jiuward, wlin.disiaivtliat wc have got In unlearn Hie rmnir pk-i |a**". jxihI prarilre na that <il: ti|*f-fs*-lr* iwrwiiftul." It nerm. |

mply a

HcoS Suits, Worth ’ .•«! Our Price Sj.x

I* B. ROVER - jKi .a.'I'i*; it o< >i 'i*:i{

BANGOR. PA

| OLI.AN ciil" 'il-. '.i Is '"^Vl.l l \ . ' JACOB SCHUFF THE PIONEER BAKERY. Us. 700 Aster) Ai«itM,-0c*u C*ly, «. J.'

I*’-1*1 Mail-rial.

"inqllrll.. Call.. Am,

AU. HA II kiwi A fj B WORK liUARAII* fhhi. stricilv nksi aASs. electricians. rikillul FJis'lrirhuu, Fuml*l>*d

l*ny "i Nlrflil.

post office mo*, ate

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Cape May County History Online

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