, 1903-11-18
ANGLESEA ~PENCILINGS.

The building trade here is active in
~renovating and constructing a number
of new cottages.
Harry Brannan, the contractor, has
suggested a number of changes in the
re-constructing of Hotel Royal which
has met with the approval of Charles
Mace, the proprietor.
The fishermen are making ready for
an early departure to fish for cod.
Many Of the boats have already left for
Atlantic City for the winter.
DIR. Elijah Miller, of Ocean City, and
B. ID. Collins, of Camden, were guests at
the Centre House during the past week.
Children's school shoes at Wildwood
Bazaar.
w. H. Bright made a hurried visit
on Monday afternoon to look over sew
eral pieces of property. Mr. Bright is
a rapid Spectator and a pioneer in real
estate in Holly Beach.
The siX-three train from the junction
on Monday evening presented an ami
mating scene. A party of gunners, all
of whom were residents of Wildwood,
stepped down from the train for several
minutes expecting to see a few friends
on the platform and with rifle in one
hand and a well stocked bag of game in
the other and uniformed throughout in
khahki, one was reminded strongly of
our late unpleasantness with Spain, or
the dispatch of extra achievements for
our newly acquired possessions in the
far east.
a new post office has been established
at White in Cape May county, the new
colored settlement near Rio Grande.
Ladies' Walking Skirts, at M. w.
Glickman's. Il
Harry Brannan and family have va
Gated their big house at Sixteenth and
Central and moved to Wild
wood for the winter in Col. ID. P.
Browns cottage on Maple wen
The indications are at the present
time that Chancery Clerk Edward G..
Stokes, of Millville, will be the Repub-
lican nominee for Governor next fall.
He has the support of United States
Senator Dryden and a host of infiuen-
tial men at Trenton and in North Jer-
sey. South Jersey will be almost a unit
for him. The only opposition he will
meet will be the Loudenslager influence
which does not count for much these
days. In discussing the Gubernatorial
situation in New Jersey a few days ago
at Washington a prominent Jerseyman
expressed the idea that Congressman
Gardner, of Atlantic City, would not
be a candidate in opposition to Mr..
Stokes. He said: "Mr. Gardner is one
of the ablest statesmen we have in
South Jersey, and he is highly esteem
ed, but it is my opinion he will be
found supporting Mr.. Stokes at the
proper time.o
The three-masted schooner Bluenose,
belonging to Nova Scotia, ran into a
dangerous bar at B"rIgantine Inlet at
daylight and was in danger of becom-
ing a wreck. She was saved from going
to pieces by the strenuous efforts of her
crew of six men under direction of
Capt. VIM. Benjamin and the little
beach life saving crew. They fioated
her, but before she could be controlled
drove ashore on another bar. Two
wrecking crews arrived, but the crew
at high tide, about 4 o'clock managed
to get her into deep water and she pro-
ceeded on her journey to Norfolk leak
ing slightly, to which port she was
bound light from New York.
Wood heaters, 81, $3.50, $3.50, at
Wildwood Bazaar. X
Report says the citizens of Bridgeton.
irrespective of party, have raised a fund
to prosecute all persons who bought
votes at the late election. Inquiry by
phone revealed the fact that such a
fund is being subscribed and that if
enough money is raised prosecution
will follow.-Nineland Journal.