, 1905-05-10

be the finest and best appointed hotel
on the Atlantic coast. Sunday night
at five o'clock they left Old Point Com
fort over the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad for Richmond, Va. Monday
forenoon was spent in driving about
Richmond, passing the Virginia State
capitol, Confederate monument and the
home of Jefferson Davis while he was
president of the Confederate states.
Monday afternoon at four O'Clock they
returned to Newport News and board
ed the steamer again for Baltimore.
The night was spent on board, arriving
at Baltimore early next morning. where
they took the B. and o. train for Wash
ington, ID. e., arriving at the national
capital at ten o'clock Tuesday morning.
After visiting the Congressional Libra
ry and the Capitol dinner was taken at
the Riggs House. During the afternoon
other places of interest Were visited and
at five O'Clock they left for Philadel-
phia, where they were due at $40 last
Tuesday, night.
w. l.. Douglas Il Co. Union made
shoes for men, Russets and black, So
SD 90 and So. so, at r. w. Ryan's Wild
wood Bazaar.
The Five Mile Beach Alumni Asso-
citation composed of the public school
graduates of Anglesea, Wildwood and
Holly Beach, will hold their second
anniversary on Wednesday evening.
May "a, 1905, at the hotel Beachwnod.
Councilman Harry H. Hoffman, OF
Anglesea, is having a large addition
built to the Inlet House, at the foot of
Rio Grande avenue, in which he in
tends TO open a saloon this summer.
Jay Reed, of Cape May Court House,
is spending a few days here with his
friend Charles Forcum.
A. Handleman has rented the Pent-
land property on Leaning avenue aud
has moved here with his family. He
is engaged in the manufacture of soda
water under the name of the Holly
va pOitiihS OOll DabI.
John w. Durham, the Alioway
meat dealer, was down yesterday visit
ing his various customers on the island.
The will Of Stephen Titus was pro-
bated yesterday by the Surrogate of
Camden county and Theodore NJ. Hart
named as executor.
Fol Sale-One of the best business
sites on Five Mile Beach, 90xl00. For
particulars call on or address E. YEN
ney, real estate, Burk avenue, Holly
Beach, N. j.
Mrs. e. Turner, of Cape May, has
rented the basement of the Berwind
owned by Mrs. Ruth Mathews and
proposes to open a dry goods AID no.
tons store.
New stock of gloves just in. Double
tipped silk gloves in black and white;
also suide Isle gloves in colors, %, 35
and so cents. Mech & Co.
Rev. c. B. Austin, of Haddonfield,
will occupy the pulpit of the Holly
Beach Presbyterian church during the
coming summer, lately relinquished
by Rev. Henry q. Miller.
a porch is being built around the
cottage formerly owned by Lieutenant
Dyce, but now the property of \.
Whitehead, of Philadelphia.
Wanted-Holly Beach, two rooms;
kitchen and bed room, for light house
keeping; season. 2029 north 13th
street, Philadelphia. t
L. Stephens and family, of PhiIadel-
phia, are down spending a month at
their cottage at the corner of Spencer
and Pacific avenues.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Hoge, of
Philadelphia, were down today in-
speeding their new cottage being built
on Roberts avenue by Contractor VAN
Horn. They expect to spend the
summer here.
Mrs. Hanna, of Philadelphia, is WIS.,
iting her sister, Mrs. Gibson, on Lin
t coin avenue.
Allen w. Johnson has moved his
barber shop to the store in the Colonial
/ recently occupied as a pool room.
The cottage of George Nelson Smith,
l at the corner of Pacific and Young ave-
D nues, is being painted.