BEA ISLE PIONEER, PUBLISHED EVERY FRIpAY, mov ng fei an SEA ISLE CITY,N.J., «-»B¥ THE Pioneer Publishing Company. Tanxs-One dollar sitar and « half a year, payible in advance. #@y Under no circumstences will we publish communications which come to us without the writer‘s name. ~-PHIDAY, JUNE 15, I <_. —

FISH COMMON TO Ew JFRSEY coast.

Blae Fish. abou; the middle of ‘e-Head.-Appear about 10th of June, -Figh,-Appear ln May; leave in OcHirl Bass.-Found in the rivers on the eoast the entire wiuter; more: pleniifol in auinmer. > Hem Hada. -Taken Ist of July unti] C#) her, Kingfish, or Bark.-Uome in July uni re main unti. October, samier, | Rummer.-Oblong . In — «hops: qumes in Juns, mays unti Gotober. Fiounder, Winter, -F1 um lor proper, ‘s the winter fish? comes lg Octoser, leaves in May, Jai ~-Abundant mlong the cost after y. * mpot. or Goody.-ummer Axh, todfsh.-Taken late!n outump and early winter. ame an FUWL AKD BILD COM MON TO THE NEW JERSEY CO Axi. WIG Geese and Brepf-Arrivenbout the first af October and remwin until the. last. of March. | Very plentiful, Wack Dacka -~Hom vin all summer, Broad Billa -Arrive about the ith. of Oct b Heads, Dippers and Red Hrads.-Habita tinting to "Aroma Fills. | Arrive in Ociober an‘ remain aniil Apriilst. Gray Ducks aod Foul. -Arrive Fepteroter J4t, leave in November; come a aln for a short imedn spring on their northern ni gration. ixh | Bnipe.-Make | their | anpearance mhout first 6f Apri. remain but a short (ime [Fe north, and returp in October on their way th. Wilson Snipe, IHtobin inpa Curtows and Yellow Legs-Comne about tne flrst of Muy, make short stay ; te.urn in July and remain untli October, Wiliets.-Willets remain and breed in ait ‘Plo ver.-The several varieties arrive in "hl n during summer. {.falre.-Arrivein May and pass northward; return in automan for a short Lime. lL. ccea@e

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The laws of the State Ibit persons who afe T thel d. Geese, Brant or Ducks, from osoys further off from the edge of oo n arst, Reefonn Wed Bank, Blind, or Ioe, than th ree reds d persona are smibited from any Fowl! feck ight. * B@P One of the great advanteges of owning houses at the Seashore is the fact that they will rent both Winter and Summer. ‘The Winter season by the seaside has become an established fuet. Sea air is found to be of as much importance to the bealth in the Win tor as in the Summer, particularly for

many complaints; the result is that the wealthy flock to the seashore in the Winter, and the Winter season is going to be made a special feature at Sea Isle City. — Most all of the bouses are built with this object in view. They are double boarded and with felt lining. Mr. Groves, Mr. Kinuse, anil others have decided to keep | their houses apes the year round. — Coming hack to the first idea, this feature enubles the owner of n cottage to rent it in the Winter, after having the use of it in the Summer for enough to pay the interest upon his money ; and view ve&rsi. anv ege — ¥@p What is wanted at Sea lsle City : There is so much building and lin prove: ment of all kinds going on that more mechanics, | laborers and | (dama — are wanted; also a good blacksmith and wagon repair shop ; | two or three riest otass livery stables; Some man with abqut~20 small boats, to «ail or row about the thoroughfare near the brhlge th Ludiam‘s Buy ; | Sercral clam bakes every day upon the beach ; about 10 more chotela, each to | sccommodate ‘about 150 people. veeme~oo ~~ @if # --- W@y Considering the fret that this is about the anniversary of Sea Isle. City, it would perbapa be in order to say something | in the | connection-both retgoapective and | prospective. | Two years ago on the second of May, the first eale of lots took place in Philada. Att at time it was a barten, and no one with ‘ordinary conception could see anything promising in the prospect. ‘But afew who had confidence in the, founder, attended this sale and bought ‘the lots there‘ offered, at a nominal price. — Although the restrictions "to"! Build ware not placed on these lots, many have ione so, thus showing that they were not mere speculations, but 1 ‘who haid the interest of Sea Isle ahanged hands however at prices nm. Soar to six times the price paid, The

we have in the immediate future a pros pect of oliureh ans school facilities, the bajiding is going steadily on, and the timpe is not far in the future when older seaside resorts may look on us as a rival | of no mean pretentions; and perhaps right here it w uld be well to look into the secret of all this success, as there can be no effeot without a cause. — We hardly know which to put first, the location or the founder. Of course its elQability to Philada., and the facilities for rewching it may be an important factor, but the experience of Mr. Landis in City buclding in equally as miportant, wod when we combine these two with | the fact that we bave the finest strand | | vo the const, it is perfectly clear that the raped growth of Sea Isle is not pltenomenal, but the result of patural circumsBimees. — 1t cannot be otherwise.

A NEW CITY BY THE SEA

a worbrEFDE ChaNoR # inew twoo Vbaks matt: mabe af sha sLR CHPY. Correapondoner of the Pluie a Forse. Bea dsce City, May — Flos new eoinpetiter for Summer patronage is making eapid strides. lt is only iwo years annee the enterprise was rtirled, on what wis a lonely, neglected «pot, where a | magnificent beach dual been pounded by the waves since the chen of creation, and which might have con: tinued indefinitely but tor the growing tendency to flock to the seaside now, during all the lciure moments of, ai leat, the heated term, | l is not neces sarily to bo a rival to other resurts, us millions of people are imorant, as yet, of the pleasures of a life by the ocean wate in hot weather, and, us they come to appreciate it, every available spot on this Jersey const will be in demand, Sea l«le City is an outgrowth of this demand, — Two youre ago it hrd only a paper existence a« a health resort -1 do not say Summer resort, because people ate earning that the seaside has advan: tages oven in Winter. | Thon it was a conception only — now it is a realization. One is astonished in getting out of the ears that so much could bave been done in so short a tint, in the face, too, of many disadvantages. | There was no railroad then, nor yet a wagon road. Both had to be built. and both ure built now, as well as about a hundred houses, — As they are scattered largely on many streets and along the shore, most strangers will extimate the num bor at a bigher figure, but actual count, I am told, places the number «t a little below a handred, | But they will not stay long at that figure. | Workmen have been bosy ali Winter, and the de. mand now increases, 0‘ consse,

K0 MUsRROON GrowTit. Except in its remarkable beach, it cannot be said that Nea late City has many attractions. | Scenery is wanting ; but that is not remarkable for the | Jersey Const. — But, while the old Sammer resorts grew up without plans, and have some serious evils connected with them, particularly such as related to drainage, this young place is laid out after a rtudy as thorough as that given to the build. ing ef a-railroad. | Ite growth will not be "mushroom" in any sense except shat of rapidity, | As people go to the

seaside primailly Tor health, and Tem porary freedom from care, the first consideration in laying out the place was given to its healthfuilness in the way of. drainage. | The want of proper Erainage | \ s the dark, invisible fend that threat \ ens city life everywhere, and not a faw, also, of what are calied health resorts. Mr George F. Waring, the best an thority now en drainage in the country,. has charge of the system, and, as ho be:. gins with the b&ginning, no‘ fears neod | be entertained as to bis sucoess. | The natural lay of the land is low, hke that of Chicagh, but the difficulties in the way of inprovement are not a tithe | of those which Chicago hns mastered. 1t« atrocts are neat and tasteful, and thei ornamentation also, | The lots are al P" with stipulations na to the character of the buildings, so that the umaglaly rookeries of the older resorts are. not to offend the eve of | taste here. — The buildings alremdy erected are of a class that meet the requirements. | They sre comfortadle, tasteful and | picturesque, The great mass, of course, are. cottages for Summer res.dences the rest sra fro tels, boarding houses and the other paraphernalia needed at such a place to make life pass stong smoothly. The ourat attkactio® or vik place. Bat the t attraction, the one that overiops ail others aud makes them sutaidiary to it, is the beach. — 1t is hard ta eamprebend how iyoould be improv wd. It bas a stretoh of six and a fourth miles, a width of 150 feet over which the tideetibe and flows, while the sand I is aothard that the feet of horses and meg hardly make an impression, white thedlgpth af the water is so grodual that tisitors can wade out many | rods into the surf whhout rapes, and with ne fear of any | treacherons . anderiow.; Thebe is an inland streum also which da still- water bathing for those who prbabide rol dpi leaday® an wddif tion, partioula or | wae : még, ehildron and invalids who may ‘nowlike the surf.. In this respeot it is ‘sind ontinot fail of appreciation. ® #6 completion .close havtl ench, Sal te nuded" FA which axourelonista will be land M Jis an admirable loonti with ; ments

WANTED. A good cook. | Apply to Miss M. T. Landis. Vincland XN. J. General Insurance Ageney | o-igk — — WILLIAM A. HOUSE Principal Office and res «idence, Vineland, N. J. Eravch Uffice, | Sea Isle City, N. J. | Insurmnoe effected in following first | class Companies: i Btns, of Hartford, Connecticut, Phusmix, of =" = Hartiord, of * h Pure Assocmmtion. of Plilade]lplo®, | Garord Fire Ins. Cou of 9 Continental, of New York. Home, of © b Niagara, of Queen, of Lordon, Hoy at, of Laverpecd Sewside eotiages will be insured at | LOW RAT ES, | and prompt afte ‘nt. an giver n to sil e. prgsmeci is gelatin oto. win |aast ~LA I~LE elf x Tuesdays and Thursdays during the «cssom, and whenever fe 14s } edat other tones. -18, uf IJ Aivs Yorr Tioksts STAMPELD ! | All ticks in punch sed on an order from C. K. Laudis, must be shuoped by | the rgent at New Isle Cay: belore or ter | ing the train. bols if | GEO. A. BLAKE, ‘Contractor and Builder, Sea Isle City. Bay~ Estimates furnished at short no tice, | Jobbing promptly attended to. |_ &-48, 3m, | cu RBING AND FEXC mg done with profmptnes« and de«patch by WM. H. DAVIS, Briairox CoTTaAGE, | SEA ISLE CITY, N. J. 4013. tf SPECT AL SAL E OF LOTS SKA ISLE C Pry. _ CAPE MaY coUNTy, ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTV-THREK LOTS, Jocated in blocks 19, #7 31 9, 6,40, M. L and ts on the plan of U. ie Nor heast Seeting a; mea Isle C ity, in «bates of $58, cach ehare ropreseating a bot, The «tzea of the Lots aro as follows: | 19 Lots, ocean front, 44 feet froni, 110 feet

asa # Lots, Fh; feet frout, 118 feet deep, R0 Lota, %0 feet freut, 10 feet drop bach share payable 52 cash, the bainnee In : four equal payinents of $0 per mish, tke | w hair upon the defivery of the dests Fach month «fer bae shaper wre ull wold Here w ili te a Public Bule of the choise of Lets, amotat shinre-boiders only, art the choise voll bw sold to the party paying the highest pronssam above the $385), and who will ngrre to cioel a building, within one year, costing nol Tmwx tran $58. A sule will tike place the first Tucday of each month to [ Pohne who wish to losate their lots and build untll they are wll »old. Parties having more than one share will be entitled to fake two tors at the ame prendui together, and one birllding wid wtower for the two fate, \ The prem bi ina to be diy ided pro rate among the stasshotders, The advantages to those who lobate their ! te bownd butl® wre Uit they will obtain chelce doe «tons, mad breve bnpanvermne rie wil wpoiint | them. which will preatiy entunee the value of their propertys over ami above. the. co«‘s, awtrl They get Their share ot the: premiums, whieh will reduee shit they hase Io jan The wdxautages to thos woo purch ee. for | an Investment, and do het wish to tn 2 ate {hit they get their share ot the pr wie. which soll mirko a. buod-mie doviden@ of profits; and bexides, the lots which rane sold are sure to be bullt upon whieh no ressonsble | tine. This Isrge netunat of building Puprove. meni fs supe lo hatroasé the. value of ihe ree maining eto a widen are tminstorn‘ to. f fea Isle Uliy is sttamted apon the Atantie Geran, only staty miles from EPnilacsiplga, halt way between Adlaptie Clty mod Cpe May,. Ji 4s connected direetiv ty oroirowd — fram Uhitadelblia running to the beeet .. The | W est Jersey H. dL pert of the Penuayimwnin Railroad Hine,. It brs the @dvanince of lw meron (rains. | Low rates of frefebt and ‘wns . a vit cot huge commutation telocta at the aumne | utes as to Atiantic CIty. The beach ts enmsidered anperior to any | ather apon the American coast from Iabhindor to Ploride, | It Jx broad, bard and geotio,. pood ante for women und ehjhiren, and he most mugnificent reffing surf to be. fnand this side of the Pacife Oeegn, It chjoys the ndvantageso! a beautiful thoromghiare aval bay-Ladiam‘s bay tmmediately behind it, where the best of aalling, boatfng who. febing ean be had, sud whico mre Nlied wih fish Oysters, ctams and crabs, | The air is soft. cud dry ns that of AUantio City, This fund is obtained for the prouctente, _ All the lled to a proper grade. The shares or lots are ata low figure, iniap ient ban pndiny an ftp atpaiw will ibe so mud o woh to the. haider. The sree houses on this wilt make not leas o to #1508

E X CURSION| TICKETS -G0O0D FORMAN AND WIFE, s -FROM --- PHILADELPHIA, CaN Now BE OBTAINED TOSEA ISLE CITY, Le FOf — $50.00 or $40.00, | May 1, to Oct. 21, 88,

crcanduted sith any ehnurclhe . ern ke | Ea 1 1x~ 1, LE Carty, N. J. | The emit sesson the Exearaen s House voll be open. Tt owdl be one | bmare { by sixty foot, sith Bon dooms, Restam unt, — a Hourmcane Deek | Promens be on fop Sha |Gd feeb sifor dingo duagdchioc to eu looks. — Excimaon gates wi same as toc Atlantic Cor. 1 sou ams eties, who wish to got up has nese pdesse oul tho ir attention to Nea 1s City. lhe following Hotele sou (10 gosomdi aden be ope: "r Oeesin front, Cor Arpa Virm Hors ner o{ Marine Place and House Sire t: Pimera to feet long, 15 feet wide, also dost rs poarzas for use of: boarders ; Bath Howse attached ; Bates $ yer day.. Specod rates for week ind Neason . — Geno, W. tisoves, Proprietor, baiteay‘s Hots aso Patao Movers Oecan front, one Block from the Mai rod ; 37 rooms ; Wide proms ; plea-ant 10 ferims, $8 to ¥100 per week. Join Lillee. Proprictor la rooms ho Resa oti 86 fect, and "Adi Waurt Hova "-Ocean front, . Corper of Garriscee Street 1 18 rooms ; 2 Blocks from the Stadion ; pleasant pla for families; tarms 17 to $8 per week. J. M. Wright, Propmetor, Sxntit‘s Cortaor.-Ocean front, Corher Ludlat Nireet, near the Thorougte fare ; | special attontion given to fishing parties and theis: Lamlie= ; borts pao vided ; | terms of boai d, $1 50 per day, by the week as may be apreed. | Heury {L. Suiith, Proprietor, Maxsios Hota¥.-Ocean front, mear Albion Street ; conducted on the Euro pein plan: noul« at all hours; 28 rooms; Bath Hoases for gnests rttach ed ; — terns rewsonalie. | Jolin — Klause, Proprietor. Pritapecruta Hots». ~Corner Landi« Avenue und Frets Street; ane Block \ from Radroad: Station ; | large phazzme ; \ boarding by day and week ; 26 roms: Bathing | Houses for | Boarders. Join \Gogon, | Proprietor. | Ploladelphia | ad. dress, Thirteenth and Millin Streets, Snuenntiss Hots -Pearl Street, near

the Ocean front; | commending situs tion ; pleasant place for fauagie=; 15 rooms; terms. $7. to #100 per woeok Thomas Scholes, Owner. Aimos | Houxc-OUn — House | Street, near the Beach ; 22 rooms ; S6 fer: porch room ; $2 per day ; ops by the week or eeason,. S Selfich, I‘re prietor. Annorkrorp | Howes. -Copnor | Land:» Avenue and | Ariadne | Street | Ocear view ; hurge pmurzas; children no olgee tion; 20reoome«; terms remonable. Alex. | Wilkinson, Proprietor, Abkrrin: Howsg ~Corner Landis Ave nue amd Dolphin Sizeet i commandin. view ; 0 20 reams {o near the eo an, seal convement to R. RJ; beard by the day or week.. Chas. Longnotti, Owids, |__ Némax Horn -Oveas frant, Corper \ Vineland Street {0 38 reoms ; near the fishing | grounds { bouts prox ded — fer (fishing awd sailing prrties ; cCourh meets all the irum« during the sé n. Iree of \ charge to the priests ; terms $1.50 per | day, $10 per week,. L. J. Spear, Pro , prictor. | 00 Mixer a — Hover. --Corner — Landis | Avenue and Minervi; 26 rooms ; oan Block from the ocean ; | three mimites walk from the Station. William A. House, Owner. Briontox Cotrac®.-Oo (arris n Rt.. near the Ocoun ; family reso t; 15 Iarooms ; | pleeant manis; nes station : unning, fishing and parties taken out. m. I. Davis, Proprietor, Porrary Corraos.--Dolphin | Street, near Ocean front; board by the week for families ; children no objection ; 15 rooms ; H. Ludiam, Proprietor. Conar Cotrac®.-300 feet from the Ocean on Coral Street} 13 reomm : good accommodations at | reasonable | rates. A. L, Freta, Proprictor, Currox Cortaoe,. -Ocean | front, Cor. ner Shel) Street ; — 13 rooms ; | splendid view. | Misa Ann Kerr, Owner. . Layostren Horag -Swain Street, near | the Ocean front ; 22 rooms ; In ing zan; fine view of the Ocean and Bay ; terms, $6 to #8 per week. — Win. Sutton, 2 aioe w Tor Crear Pavicrox.Corner Landis Avenne and Parks Street: iwo minutes walk from Station ; | board by the day ur week. | John Maiawinkle, Enyna Lark Hovam.-Opposite | the Station, on Italia Streot ; | pleasant sito: p+ wer terms reas o. — Jesse L unticy, Proprietor, . .. RBono‘s _ Hotr1.-On nl rate» andis Avenue and Coral Street; pavilion attached ; tomo at Ban. Sh Ton b

mmmmemes = mmeegen neg =a R. R. Time Table.! Trains leave Phila., Mar | ket St. wharf. upper ferry, | week days, g.00 A. M., and | 3.10 P. M. 1 Sundays, 8.00 A. M. t lueave Bea Aste Carty | week days, {00 A. M.,; and 4.230 P. M. f Rundays, 3.47 P. M. | Lot Owners Be: id 1 nonce sy Harry Ludiam does all hinds of haul | gut ressoush] ing aned prudin patis (ar. Dolphin and Landis Stu PI&NOS AND ORGANS ! Puncoast Allen, pIaANOS AND ORGANS. eorex alonds of Sou }elw d‘ty is County. treet dro line Prarl and asan. la, bo the the a ne irinefts, | lecat JACOB CROUSE, | «obrad rc oN CARPETINGS, No. 63 North Second Street, | Bolom | Arch, | West — Sude, PIUILABELEL Uh} (2 oh. Mattaun — Window Shales, and Want to tery or sell a firm, Wont to beriov or lend a 1 We d to liny on «<1. to po Want fosell : E Wiist to sell dry ; drugs, easpets, | Wa int to fin fee customers (or anything Advertise in the Pioneer, Iverti ng w Hadwnye gul in. customers, Advertising will also keep, custorners, Advect ibe mally wilalwiys pas, Advert: will bude kucomsis vase, A& dvertming wll beget comfidence, Ass erb ony shows enterprise, A ivatising: shows pluck, Advetiee and suceced, Advert or bast Aba ew nls fiow, Advertise HEKWL WRECTLY on theBEAGH, Lmney‘s Hotsu AND — Koeasinyton Made "Bath Houses," SKA P¥LE CHPY, N. J. atu BATHING ROBE | ~--and the very beat. ‘ACCOMMODATIONS. |First-Class — Dinners | CTO __ EXC URMIONINTsS we AT --- ‘FIFTY CTS. EACH. 6-15 Sim SEA ISLE CITY Bakery & Confectionery. A supply of FRESH BREAD, CAKES, AND CoNFBCTIONERY constantly on hand. © HOTELS & Ail, COTTAGES Herman n W. in rack! r. FOR SAL E1 woes mmmmminesnmoen A Pleasure and Fishing Boat Trine bncome aimed fue‘ |ouTsIDE — FIsSHLIN&® 1 and will carry FIETEEN PERSONS She i 17 foot berg wand h fork wide, and is one yearmabd. | Adblross _ M, HAND, JR,, | «a ___ Se he City, N.J mut

L 0 Ts --- FOR» 58 A L E. ® norm: AH nz SEA ISLE CITY! BEST LOCATION --- A ND.MODERATE PRICES azo k -- Distance by West — Jersey Railroad only one mile farther from Philadelphia than Atlay tic City. } m agrificent ---ANXB — sare BEACH! ADVANCED Sanitary REGULATIONS ! LARGE AMOUNT \_ Of Building INX PROGRESS! Pest A Ammmincamend Provision made in all safes | for actual building ; and also | for adornment 1 b ste | THE PLACE IFSEF IS Its Best >- | RECOMMENDATION I sine By acteally visting it the @