, 1904-05-18
456.I2
387.89
Elk
Balance on hand,
$6s.23

$3.50
Expenditures, 8 SO
Balance on hand, $68. 90
The Collector reported 500 due from
liquor licenses. Two certificates for
$500 each were ordered issued to pay
for the grading of New York avenue
and 22d and 23d streets. A number of
letters were received and read from
persons owning property in the central
part of the town protesting against the
passage of the ordinance now before
Council requiring the laying of cement
sidewalks. The directors were as fol-
lows: Chas. H. Dawson, Chris. and
Chas. Ludlam, f. H. Hewitt, Andrew
S. Weeks, Frank M. Dougherty, Mrs.
Mrs. George w. D%ougherty, p. j. Mum
70, Mrs. F. H.. Hewitt, John Murnin,
George April, Mrs. James Allsopp,
John w. Hyzer, Mrs. Ruhamah w.
Crosse, Mrs. Eliza Pierce, Mrs. Viola
Carlow. By motion of Emf and Coap-
man the letters were ordered received
and filed. Action on the ordinance
was deferred until the regular meeting
next Wednesday night. Clerk Shiv-
ers was directed to advertise for bids
for the grading of sidewalks on 10Th.
18th and 18th streets, to be in next
Wednesday night. These bills were
paid: l.. M. Rice, engineer, $47.16;
w. e. Young, account grading con-
tract, S943. 20; w. e. Young, discount,
SIS. Adjournment.
John J. File has been down during
the past week.
Ninety barrels of sea bass were
shipped from Anglesea on Monday.
DIR. Julius Way, of Court House, and
DR.. N. A. Cohen were here Oh Thursday
of last week in consultation in the case
of Beatrice, the four year old daughter
of George Firth. She died Wednesday
morning, May 18th. Interment will
take place at Cape May Court House
OF Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. r. S. Yewdall, of
Philadelphia, are down in their cottage
by the sea.
Ex-Mayor P. J. Munro has returned
to Anglesea after spending the winter
at Winslow.
For Sale.-Small drug store and ba-
zaar at Anglesea, n. j. No other drug
store here. Good reason for selling.
Address Mrs. George w. Dougherty,
Administrators, Anglesea, N. j.. Il
Councilman Harry H. Hoffman and
family have moved into their new house
in the lower part of the borough.
Mrs. F. H. Hewitt is fixing up the
house lately occupied by Councilman
H. H. Hoffman and will commence
store keeping again.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the An
glesea NJ. E. church will hold an en-
tertainmeut in the church next Tuesday
evening, May oath. There will be reci-
t%ations, dialogues, etc., and the admis-
sion will be ten cents.
Mrs. Edmund Tice was down at
| Wildwood on Tuesday ~transacting
business.
New line Summer Dress Goods at
Wildwood Bazaar.
Ice cream and cake will be on sale
during the coming week at the Lin
wood, formerly the Beecher cottage, on
Walnut avenue The proceeds will be
for the benefit of the Anglesea M. e.
church.
Mrs. George w. Dougherty is down
at Tower Lodge for the summer, ac-
companied by her brother-in-law,
Frank M. Dougherty and wife, of Ken
lucky, who will remain all summer.
Capt. c.. B. Mathews, of Pleasant
vile, has been Clustering on the Della
ware shore of the Delaware bay with
his brother during the past month.
He will bring his yacht Rupert here for
the season soon.
A new company is in course of for
nation to be called the Anglesea Blue
Stone and Cement Pavement company,
with Henry T. Craven, the well known
manufacturer of artificial stone at Vine
land, as superintendent. A plant will
be erected for the manufacture of flag
stone, curbing, steps for buildings, por-
tico columns and ornamental work OF
all description. Full particulars can be
obtained from j. w. Thornton. Mes
srs. Thornton and Craven were raised
together in England and as a young
man Mr.. Craven was assistant lnspec-
tor of the Liverpool Dock and Harbor
Co.
New line of dry goods for spring and
summer wear at r. w. Ryan's Wild
wood Bazaar.
The Certificate of Incorporation OF
the Anglesea Building and Loan Asso-
citation was filed in the County Clerks
office on May 2, 1904. 81 shares sub
scribed.
There are some good opportunities to
invest money-many not so good but
we assert with confidence that an in
vestment in property in Wildwood now
will surely prove profitable. Baker
Bros.
Will Cure Consumption.
Hannah Linnh rk writes