Jun 1893 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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NO. 9. 

OXYGEN 

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Sickness and Debility. 

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Alcohol, Morphine, etc 

For nearlj k qparter ef • sestnn the 

4 BTAKKEY* PALEN, 

of 16i9 Arch tiitet, PhUadelphta, have 

dlHponeed Compound Oiygan Treat, 

meiit for chranlc dimasst and debility, 

With a tnoBt brUHant record sf curss. 

Tliey have treated ovgr «,W0 patients 

aiid ID spite of opposition have forced 

the world to acknowledge the poteoey 

aud uBefulness of Compound Oxygen. 

Over 1000 physicians have need ft In 

their practice, and this number Is being 

continually Increased, 

The original Com pounaOiygsn mads 

by this firm Is pure, comparatively devoid 

ef odor or taste, snd one of the 

greatest of natanU vltallcere, building 

Up broken-down coqmUtuUnni, BUpply- 

Ing nature's waite from dlaeafle, excHStv 

of or old age. 

One of the beauUea of using this 

treatment la that you toke BO medlcino 

whatever, your iyitem Is not shocked 

by If, buBlness or travel are not Inter. 

fered with, and tfnattnent ia 

pleasure. You simply Inhale the Compound 

Oxygen and get It dlrecUy Into 

the circulation, where It will do the 

most good^where your Byitem can absorb 

every atom of ft without any objeotlon 

being interposed byyourdlgefltlim, 

A hook of m pageamsjled flee to 

any additeS tells all about it 

TESTIMONIALS* 

About flro ve« ftjEOl WM a iKk 

fllaB and a lit* Diafl, taffeHnf wllfi 

prHtratlsD BrHtntlsb ftftd aftd tiiOK imyWe, TiHUT Te=d I IB 

iironi-îui rUKKrd liil doing liepTf walk 

dajr, umyf «^H *« M 1 uf» ii*ft aj[ mf_ ne«iiu hesiih BUM ABd IUV iife IS W U« OOBI 

O*]fKf " •-' 11 slid lid jratir aii felod kind help hitfid and adf »d*lf« \im, vu-ivv 

ttie IDh>rMi of Iliiie flKjFeanL I h»*s 6WB ftr 

eemmfiidiiiK f iiUF IrutaiCSt &r and ne*J-i add 

hy u\f ail vie* uncl your itMtnest ire ban aa?ed 

it ppsi ilf «• sad BaHîted sibsn 

r, NswYqr*, K, W, Whwl»f, 

Dm, gurkaf A FaleD, PhlI*dBlp! 

About m yrar ago I wu inffs.. 

mark and cnnsfqupnl fxhatutlon, > u^-u ?¥ 

Compound QirKcii TreHment wllb food naulj 

I ne*er Lad anjth lnB g ID Io e!«r clear tip diy qiy nnld h bail 

and fAd put melB rneln 6eH*rihii«i bette ibkiia ibaiiTrtUr ihaii jnur CompeHl 

Oijffen Tre«ttnen(. lt»T, B, A. 

I i F a 

Bra,BUrter4f»!, iiiliadeiphlfc Ffc 

Mr phjireiu, who bu itrmttS as fer 8» 

reirt, ffeinarked to M ieffrtl W«to •§« thai 

[he OampOBod OHgea bad e»Ffala!/ ddfli wonden 

for trie, 1% BU alie HUifH IBS of U|« 

dmadjui tpcili 1 ytad io h«»p. I flrmlj bsllrn 

tbat I would ban sene (iiie gmampileB bat 

winter, kf (sr I bad puasoBifc tf I B*4 not tskeb 

tbe GMdpeund OQIH, I noil mj thai 1 us 

to Mtar (>Hlib t)iuef«F before Un« 1 wia • 

ind alt rnn jour Cflmpopod OsTI«n 

taiinnt. I itml ttbal l I on H*» «•!>_ Bids knam ts s H, Ii_Mit dens 

tTerxtblny for m« I oeuld haf B ukod, I bn 

fworanended It Is HTCrftl oUf n. who bn 

tried ft ud km brnffliM, I tHsnuMtd u 

wljb Ibejnatelt eetiflij*n». 

motfoTt, &>, M n, K*T, H.W, 

ta. fitufc*? £ Pdlett, PtiUtdelpnto, Ps, 

_ Hf moth*r 9Hd jour goapaaad to 

THtBCBt fer Ii»j Feters inc baa aet m 

tlti AIb«rt QiffoTd. 

Falen, PWUdaJptil*, Ft, 

iggBBdtdna nwi* *m>dM» 

F fraB ffli 

y 

Oar core C tofa, iwifl and m, W« dn1 Hans WE, sa ole mauler bejit } ti= 

dlcnlous tat we&ld be adopted if wero 

by a per»ou of rraffldeiit Importanoe* 

W M dissented from, wntfsnnon Mr. 

Bpoaoer offered to bet that if h* ont 

off the ikiru of hfa coat and trattal oot 

with merely tits body-and deem h$ 

mjd be taitated. She bet M se> 

pted, the coat prcpflre4 aa^ |o@k *ha 

fcacf of a wdl known tailor. IS© "§pmoia*' 

soon sfter can?s f&ta gmfamk 

London Tit-Bita, ; 

1 * and "ewwrns" 

and '*sobbing8 B j -if 

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of thiit period corns is 

again? The Amellua and Delias and Ctao> 

Unes of that day were always (a *, dead 

fatnt over s«mothing. They fainted for 

joy and fainted for sorrow, A girl of 

time swooned off when hm lovv 

propOBed, and when she earn© to aha wn 

in his arms, and of course 

UwasaU over and 'noose trytag to ^D 

a fallow about beings dstar to him after 

that 

There was another feature about tUa 

•weening fit oi the eld time harotoe, and 

that was that her dearest ftignd was always 

within call with the sedsors to cut 

her oofset bwa. Hew Is any one hi tlda 

time of hidden hooka mw to looesn • 

bodloo before tteherolBf pases over the 

border line in her faint? It wiU bsnthsr 

far tho modem girl, frbo baa 

trained herself to BmUs whs bet heart 

hreaka, todienthor than reveal her heart, 

to conqeal her joy and prater? tt bw «e> 

realty alike throngb death Of divom, ta 

learn this graoeful art of collapsing at 

jus the proper time to bring m 

suitor to bis knees, 

souiHthhig dangson to 

man's theories against 

riagetoflnd hhsself soddenij with bk^ 

arms fnU of Ump,slgbing, pate f 

hood. Be Is more apt p I^ 

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namea t&n be would beif i0w 

ant and defiant before him, 

ready t ^ h J d 

forkBun, 

As 8 matter of fact 

abont tbe least 

ffiBtnti* '^>/l 

Fraacsb politically a' 

dsl^ tt keeps rtt 

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Bl ULEV'fi FO1HT, 

Young ha* commenced* tbe 

aectktn of • dwelling bonn on a put 

EHTJBSBAY, JDHE 1, 188B. 

PAT. 

o&im&d ail over Uib 

"Memerul" or "Decor*. 

"d*lf-« day net apart In memory 

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_.thAmpoit(be£iOBi* 

OF OWB*rt df u* lot or Sets to 

pHntfd ar ijjlltl bwlet fa^SHi 

IA edfeblf, whl& rJd notioB i -_ 

pmn&dlT. OF 1B etm ef a sen-mfdm. abtlt fa* 

m*ll*d ifhlmarbjBtaMnm « known tiojlt Il k f lh M Abd 

tlife snl of tha Ie»tt(7»4 t 

eally tbs kmleti at tha HA or lets 

afaia Ihr iiatun at ths work rrquJrwI tUp&a, 

aaatl rnqdot Ihs parfarraaMW by raeh O*D*r or 

awvm at aid sortr trllhfa RlUtH dinahaU 

elle Mlii erdlnaSH Ud ahall fet fnrih fite vena 

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ed relative td lbs teues inTol«d-=a fen June « 

gi" 

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tbe preserfatlDQ of the Union, and on 

the part of many of the people of tbe 

South for a separate government of that 

•ectktuaf tbeeodntey, andaoui&eqtMnt 

destruction of tbe grand prlndplea our 

fore&tberm of the Beôldtlon fought 

for. Vllltons of men were engaged In 

the struggle, and a million of liven were 

•aerlfleed before victory crowned 

efforts of the lovers of the Union. 

In 1861 then were about 900,000 Jo- 

habitants In oar little Htate of Ne* 

Jeney, and yet thlg State sent over 

MUM0 men fofigbt the battles of the 

Union—obe-tenth of her entire papula* 

Uon( oountisg men, women and cbti< 

dies. Nearly every family tn the gtAto 

had one or more members in tbe Union 

armfe*—wmetlmea •evâl—and many 

of thg*e Derer fituned to their bomes 

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clpal of the Tuckahoe pnblle whool the 

earning year. , . 

The house rtcenily vaeatod by Kev, 

J.G. Entrieken li being greatly Ira- 

•.••-• BEA-»LE 3ITT. 

MBrlln Welbj, a prominent resident 

and member of City Council, has been 

ttiade tbe defendant ID a «ult for fSOOO 

duugtB, brought by H, A, DeB«bet 

a florist of this place. In the Utter 

part of March, DeReche, whlleentering 

UoiincIIman Wells'store was set upon 

by four or five dogi and before be could 

drive them off wag biiten. Be claims 

tbe wound wag made by one of Welb* 

a 

W* O&ftf / Mere than 

a QURARTER OF A MILE ! 

Year by year the near-home 

weavers are getting closer and 

closer to the best from abroad. 

Maybe some of them are get* 

ting ahead. No matter; we 

reach for the best wherever it 

can be had, , , 

And many an extra interest- 

ing lot comes this way. 

You know the "is^tfc Ging* 

hams at Se. They wpre tffe 

talk of the town till the 25c 

Silk-stripe Ginghams came at 

ioc» Doubled the talk. You 

hearof nothing really like either 

or 

fa*It «Ktt£, that upon MM mtdeet 

to* o«n*f f» Mud flftMB dm ts 

wlili the tcHH sf nek neLke, y» tktwi 

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for the Hid Council roHhWith 

prsef«J to pgrfsn Ibl HU we* OF h»*B tb* 

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•tens* 

eort Ihetrof. elflff r 

ha US OHHW > Urn 

y pHajBoeat to t I 

MdthM»¥«« 

« »1M«I tha lame 6y d ne 

Nn.i Anil b* II «Mrtf d. th»l lhta(Srtiii»B(* 

•hail take rffeet Immedljitelj* 

Sjififiu ud fltsJid ifoy 2i A* D 

AH«t: ••*• --• - = " 

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Fr'i ~ " 

AN 

»It Bs If entiled by the Hkf of and 

2^-, uf UM Bormigli of Qeaam Gif, IbM 

tfm following HBiaf neier sppraii*eij H kid 

alive, wbUe wme were burled In on* 

known pans on tbe nnHle-flelda, 

Ifamfyerer? femuy was In mourn] 

for tbelr hived ones, while many of 

toon who did retnrn *live ware maimed 

and filled with dfasaer contneted In 

lbs nrrlee, aid died within a lew years 

Alter the war waa over, 

Oat young people are apt to forger 

tbmfteto, If they were ever Informed 

ofti, and therefore it to well that 

tiny ibouM be tangbt what a terrible 

thing a great war la, and of the blest. 

fnp of tbe peaes U»ey now enjoy 

SOUTH BEATILLE 

Baperintendent Price Is managing 

he improvements belog made at the 

camp ground, A new entrance, sitting 

room to boarding hoBae, and fencing 

are among tbe thisgu which will attract 

tbe attetioii of visltbm this summer. 

Cottages are being reralred and 

painted and there are new oses to be 

built Tbe Doard mwto on the gftfa of 

Jnoe to rtl the privllegs. The annual 

will nommenoe 00 July 

p y jy 

They need to be tangbt to honor tbe 

memorial or tbe men whs endangered 

Vb#r Uvee that the cosntry might live, 

d f b 

y 

and of tbe great aagrlficpg their 

and relatives made to support them 

while engaged in tbe de*Uy strife- 

avcrtflses often IH great and 

t 

even greater than tbow of many of the 

aotdleni woo filled the note or the 

oontest They need 

to bonor tbote men 

A flre bfofceout in tie centre of a row 

of houses en BrMd atrst, belorjgJDg to 

ei-Freebolder A. L, Haynes lait week, 

and U» prompt rsj»p» of tbe flrede> 

partmeot prevenlal a epoflasnUan. 

Tbe loan was about §1000, covered by 

Inanranee, Cbafia gabdgnrj, whn has 

been 1B poor health for several years, 

iuflering from theeflectgofa 

BtMkefwid wao occupied ths 

of them anywhere else, 

Now one of the newest^Ve- 

lour Russe—elegant In every 

way, 42 in, and meant to be 

figCj may go at 5oe, 

A slepâway are the delicate 

English Dotted Swiss (printed) 

at 25c from 35c, 

And so it goes, Where the 

sunshine of Fashion and favor 

atnfce warmest is exactly where 

you are like to find the most 

tempting price surprise. 

The beauty of the Women's 

Sat] Cloth Suits is not alone 

their natty neatness and win- 

some whiteness and Etonese 

elegance. They'll stand grief? 

f h« unt •«• 

U» the fellow] 

B 

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hoi 

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flloeljf-Uj«*lirfeBflag ihe _ 

mtfef tin Serin* e eetlon A, P, elghlwn buhilfnl 

«!Ml DiBBlT-fOttF, f |»: 

I. For llfhtliif laid 

*. ter 

a.ror 

-I 1 %**£='-• 

8. Far hoiis# 

f, Far rahoeftifiBOd* Ititni, |11» 

SHI, i ThM |hta flrdtBUies ihall lafee tBeit 

«IB* Ifllb da* at Jurtr. A. D. 18H. 

InsilnHI vhsrenr ] hits faerpyito Ht fflf 

WBIBH Umfntot uJd Isnocta *bd anleil tht 

offleUJ meU or uld Bomub To bs kiSlpd Mfl 

Ute uni mieslM la br tha Efasrk th» twenty. 

idiUnJ«7(j( Kiir, A.D~IS3. 

AitcM; O. H. MOORE, Miypr. 

H, B. ADASB. Boregfh ragrtt, 

JT 1 Fen, JS IS, 

PRICE, $5-00. 

V E §ignaHze the Columbian year by 

ducingftis new costume, to which we 

now invite attention as a maml of economi- 

cal production, and which at the price, might 

well be styled "a new discoveiy." 

Never before, it is believed, has such a low 

level been reached in the price of such an 

excellent quality of Costume, 

The fl Coiumbian" is caretolly made in our 

own factor by experienced men tailors, of 

All-pure Wool Diagonal Serge, also of Plain 

Habit Cloth, with new, full skirt and swell 

sleeves, Colors: blue and black. 

We shall expect, from this date, to 

stock a full line at all times. 

in 

SEALED 

WB.L 

by H, 

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»emb itivi in OWM City, The curfew' U » 

6e ut« from ibe Blliyi in rr»ro7 fien (BJ)»b= 

lied pnmlwn ind nmand ta • **t«F-tJ«bt art 

or *tajgt 

d l 

nman ta • **t«FtJ«bt art 

bfrij, oi-ollHsrllglil rec*>Pt*iJi>, 18 * 

lbs meidowi wartof the Hiiintd t 

nwhe 

ud Iliere di.pO*H«3, Did onwhem el» wlthffi 

UrtHmlHof Hid BaMBtft. &Jd KMteir* to N 

nnignd en 

WllliamBtariver and family, of t'funk- 

ford, are engconcsd In tbelr Aibury ave- 

nue cottage. 

Jamea Myera, of Philadelphia, has 

purebased a lot on Wait aveiiuo of Al> 

fred Kelson. 

Gbarlea MathiiwBorii of PhiiadelpUia, 

I* spending a few daya In this city 

wllb his family. 

I, Newton Howell and wife, of Ocean 

„ View, were guests of Carlos Unison and 

wife over Sunday, 

MiH, Dr. O. P. Tut tie, of Camdcn, 

was Iu town laut week fit ling up tbelr 

North Point cottage. 

The Bteamboats are now running un* 

tier a new schedule, which wetit Into 

pffect on Tuesday Isnt, 

John E, Louabaughand family have 

been occupying their Central avenue 

cottage for a few days. 

Miss Banna Helsler, of Cedarvi!le( 

la here making arraDgeiuenta for the 

npenlqg of the Aldlne, 

Charles Habb and wife entertained 

Mlllvllle frtenda at theirAsbury avenue 

resident over Sunday, 

Captain James Lee, Jr., and wife 

were guesta of James W. Lee and wife 

for a few days last week. * 

John Y, Badsllff is maklug noticea- 

ble improvementfl to his Aabury avenue 

eoltsge, near Eighth street, 

HH, P, t. Wick, of Camden, la being 

enteriained at the residence of her 

olater, Mrs, John W. Smith, 

Captain Will lam hi Smith is greatly 

impruvInghIsre8ldeneeBtThirty«fonrth 

street by an application of paint. 

Mrs. James A. Main and children, of 

Philadelphia, are domiciled In an ocean 

front cottage far the entire season, 

W, A. Rumsey and hmlly, of Phil- 

adelphia, are domiciled lit an ocean 

front cottage for the entire season, 

Mrs, Andrew Marshall, accompanied 

by a friend, Is occupying her Ocean 

avenue cotusge for a few days' reenja- 

tlen, . 

Sirs, J. L, Elet, of Bridge ton, accom- 

pauied by eons friends, la occupying 

her Anbury avenue collage fur a few 

dayg, 

- SlesRTB, Gilbert AXake are Improv- 

ing the residence of Abel D. gcoli, an 

Central avenue, by an application of 

paint, 

John R, Kendrick and wife, of Plill. 

adelphia, have been here several days 

getUng their cottage ready for summer 

occupancy. 

Edward L. Wib»n, editor and pub* 

iiflber of Wilson'a Pbotographls Maga- 

sine, of New York, hli bteu recreating 

Inthlaclty. 

John H. Davis, of Wayne, Pa,, was in 

this city on Tuesday looking after bfa 

cottage and viewing improvetnento 

about town. 

Captain Q, Qr Roberto and wife ate 

occupying their Weeley avenue cottage 

fcr»B«»n (or the benefit of the^ 

tain's health. 

Mr, Borden, of Philadelphia, is spend- 

ing a tew days In this city for the bene- 

fit of his health, comfortably quartered 

at the Allaire, 

Mrs, Boettger, son and daaahter and 

' Mrs, NeckeranddaughterareBpcnding 

a pleasant time at Mueler*» cottage In 

flecand syndicate. 

The work of laying the rails for the 

street railway is being, pushed rapidly 

to completion, Alfred Nelson Is supnr- 

Intendlng the work. 

A. Brown and wife, of Philadelphia, 

spent a few days this week with Mrs. 

Brown's parents, E, Bmekef and wife, 

at Tenth and Central. 

John C Carroll and family, of Phil* 

adelphla, came down Monday and took 

posseaslon of one of the Association cot- 

tages, near Fourth street 

tin. Arabella Morris, pf thla oily, 

Council met hi adjonrae^ iestsn on 

Friday evening, Mayor Moore Jn the 

Oouncilnien Coreoti, C&nfleM, Steel, 

mart and Band were present ! 

The mlDutea of the previou§ mating 

were read and approved. 

The Mayor repotted that the Bo, rough 

could eflect a loan of $2000 from Bash 

J, WhStffltde, thereupon the Mayor and 

Clerk were iuiitrufeted tn give ft note for 

amouDt, • , % 

The Collector was authorised to en- 

a note given by the Ocaiii City 

AtspcfatloB for taxes of 1881 or 18fl2 or 

both, 

A comma ulcatioB fftjuwtlng Council 

to employ the W, A. Maaahan Cornet 

Band to give optn air eaneerte on the 

boardwalk at least two evenings each 

week during the summer season was 

read Aud laid over until the next meet- 

ing. 

Councilman CoriOB wm appointed to 

confer with the Board of Health In 

reference to its appropriation. 

The newly-organized fire company 

was instructed to receive the hoee car- 

riage on Its arrival and to take care of 

It until further notice, 

Bills to the amount of 124.01 were 

read and ordered pgld. 

A lot oh Weiloy avenue, between 

Ninth and Tenth etreeli, was ordered 

filled tip to grade. 

An order was drawn hi favor of 

ThfintoB M, Peto for f 150, the first pay- 

men t on ho§@ carriage. 

The Clerk was instructed to eourUep- 

mand tbe order for one train load of 

gravel. 

The Clerk was Instructed to advertise 

In both paperfl for bids for the removal 

of garbage the coming season, the pro- 

pcwal for .which Is Invited in another 

column. 

Council agreed to meet In committee 

on Saturday afternoon to locate the ft" re- 

plugs and to fli the line of boardwalk 

OR the etnnd between Sixth and 

Seventh atreetij. 

Connellraan Hand WM appointed to 

procure piling to repair Beveath and 

Twelfth Btreet boardwalkB, 

Adjourned until tomorrow evening, 

ATUXTI4J COU1ITT 

Nun H*t»B SHltHi Tkwirta 

ni far Ita* "H«Biiu»»,'* ife* 

Captain 

s ggATIEW, 

D.B.ErigliBh family 

t 

p g j y 

spent Tuesday with Mrs. m's mother, 

Mn. Lutes Lake, at Pleasantville. 

FORT REPlTBlJti. 

Mrs. Elmer Adams spent Bunday In 

AtlanUoCity. 

Mrs, Bllen Hnntly visited her daugh- 

ter, Mrs, Eva Lake, on Sunday, 

HAMMOBTOS, 

George King, of this place, wafThufg- 

dayawarded averdletof f 1614^7 agaliiflt 

the Order of Iron Hall, King was a 

certificate holder in the order, and .be- 

fore the appointment of Thomas P, 

Oorley, of Camden, as receiver, at* 

tached the money In the hands of the 

treasurer of the Hammonton branch, 

AJ Simons, who lost a portion of his 

brain recently by a Berious accident, is 

in a fiJr way to recover. 

nenisd, • s 

Willis Bard, of Millville, hu rented 

William Chew's cottage on West street, 

Y. Canon en Tuesday rented Rev, B, 

O. GarrlMiu'a cottage in third syndi- 

cate to Elmer Bard, of MlUvHie. 

Mre.P.E, Weltae), of Philadelphia, 

haa rented N, V, Clellaiid'a Wealey 

avenue «>ttage for the coming fieaiwB. 

A. Bacbmmi, of Mahanoy City, P«, 

&ud family have rented aud token occu- 

pancy of an Anbury avenue cottage, 

north of Fifth street, , 

Charles 11, Steams, of Philadelphia, 

on Thursday, through the agency of Y. 

Uorsoii, leased Mrs, J* A, McAlees 1 cot 

tageouCentral avenue,for theHiimmer. 

Mrs. H, U, Watt, Of Philadelphia, 

has leased William BtonehiLl's new 

cottage on Asbnry avenue, nearTwelfth 

Btreat, through the agency of It, Curtis 

Robinson. 

H, B, Adama & Co.bavs rented Miss 

Jennie Magulre, of Philadelphia, a 

cnttage an Ashurv avenue, north of 

Eleventh street, 

Y. Corsos has rented George O. Ad- 

West avenue eotta^ to M, D, 

Bowles, of Philadelphia. 

Highlands, Col., wbere abe will he tbe 

pint of her eon, ChsriiS Morris, 

Mre, E, A, Bamford.of Phiiadeiphift, 

afloonpanled by btr daughter, has bees 

occupying and making Improvements 

m 

to &eF cottage on 

of Fifth street. 

J, a MeAlliiter, 

wile and nns, are 

Ocean City House, 

B*renade, 

Rev. E, B, Lake, to whose untiring 

efforts Ocean City owes the public en- 

terprises now under way, was tendered 

a complimentary nerenade on Wedues 

day evening last by the W, A, Manahan 

Cornet Bimd of this plat*, The occa- 

slon was the lighting of the town by- 

electricity. After the hand had ren- 

dered a number of selectlans, Mr, Lake 

addreaged the aeHembled company, dur- 

ing which he reviewed ths rapid ad* 

vaneement made in the past thirteen 

years in Ocean City, when but one 

building occupjed tbe site where now 

stands hundreds of handsome collages 

and places of public eniertalnment= 

the transformation of an unsightly 

tract of land overgrown with bushes, 

briers and tangled undergrowth into a 

beau tlful city poflHewed of all the modern 

Bcleutlflc improvenentH which add to 

the comfort and convenience of its resi- 

dents. At the conclusion of his re- 

marks, Mr. Laka escorted the band to 

Ira B, Champion's lee tream parlors 

where they wore'treated, 

Mra. S, "Wheaton received a box of 

plreappieg last week fnim Now York 

ty, the gift of her nephew, Lewis 

Wheaton, 

The Bethel flunday»scliool celebrated 

last Frldtiy In the grove near the church 

as a May party for the children. It 

was n grand HUGCCSS,. Lunch was 

served on the ground. 

James U, Plaher and wife are the 

guests of her parents, J. I, Stoelman 

aud wife, Captain Fisher having tust 

returned froin a voyage to Mexico. 

BAKERBVII.LP. 

Our public school closed on Friday 

last. Miss Lizzie Block, the asHistaut 

teacher during Uie past yar, la enjoy= 

lug a brief visit in Camden. 

Mrs, R.M. Ketehum, of Norfolk, Vu,, 

Is visiting her parenlis In this place, 

Mr, Pleree Harris, of Atlantic UJty, 

recently removed his family to our 

village. They are occupying the bouse 

of the Late Sirs. Hannah Lake, 

Henry Truax, of Atlantic; City, liu 

rented the house of Mrs, Phebe Smith 

for the Hummer Beasan, 

Dr, Gehlng and family have returned 

to their home In this place after spend- 

ing the winter In Philadelphia, 

BfJOLIflll fiKKPK. 

A iurpfiae party was iendercd Mra, 

J, W, Babcock, when ab.iUtHlKty peijplc 

walked in upon her, * 

Rev, Lqniir and family, of ÎllJvllle. 

have been visiting Kir, and. Mra, Samuel 

BomerR, 

Haunle J, Bradley bi Hpeudhig a week 

at Mullica Hill. . 

Captalp Japhet Somera la beautifying 

bis residence with paint, 

MIH LlKtleantl UIBB T. Alberlwu are 

spending a few days in Philudelphhi, 

Marcus ieu1l,'or Atlautio City, has 

njoved t« R, Scull's farm at Ifargaln- 

town, 

Joseph H, English attended the school 

trustees meeting on Thursday In Fleo» 

antvUle, ! 

We are sorry to learn that Mm Enoch 

Champion is very sick. Captain E, 

Champlou, her husband, is very poorly, 

Nehtrniah Clarka and family have 

moved back with us again from Atlan- 

tic City, We welcomed them with a 

grand reception. There were thirty, 

five in Dumber at Bupfjer, 

Jacob Smith and family have gone to 

Fihey Hollow to attend a birthday nur- 

prtBe party to be given to their grand- 

father, 

Mrs, Aaron Rmltb has a variety of 

flowent, among them a,beautiful nnake 

cactus. 

of sidewalks with 'barrels 

- Tro thousand iehitol children paraded 

the strseU Friday and publle patriotl 

eervlcM were hejd at the 

avenue school house; ~ 

, The colored people of this city are 

forming atoinnuiy to establish a ncme- 

Ple*safjbH!o, 

Six applleanus for poeltlnnfl In the 

Mt-otHce underwent a Civil Service 

examination on BatUfdav, 

WUIlam Conwell, of Philfidelphla, 

will succeed James y^Townffind M 

manager for the Postal Telegraph Com 

pany for this city. 

The building fund'of the Church o 

Ascension now amounts to f 10,000. 

A public meeting was held at the 

City Hall, Saturday night, to advance 

the project of building a drive to Loug= 

port, A committee of promluent citi- 

zens was appointed to soIIeEt 8iibHcrii> 

tlons. 

Mrs. James Butterwnrth entertained 

eeveral frieudifrom Piiiladelpbla this 

week=Mlwj Muttle and MIHH Maggie 

Altkln, MIPS Katie Rentz und Charley 

Butlerworth. 

Peter Adams has commenced im| 

lug his property. He has sunk u well 

end placed a pump there!u, and wfll 

beautify his house by a coat paint. 

Kir, McAllister, of Camden, was a 

guest of Mlw RecveR ou Sunday, 

Mr«, Anger CJtillitiH, of Camden, 

spending a few days in this plane, 

Culldfen'g Day eserclsw will be held 

at Mount Pleasant Uhurch on Hunday, 

June 11th. 

We are glad ta«ay that tlie IR rniicii 

interest taken In the Jr. Ulirtetliiii £11- 

dcavor Suclety of thlH place. 

Some of the young people took a 

straw ride on Tnesdaj' evening tn Boy 

View, wiiere they I ripped the light 

fantastic toe, but Rome who were op- 

posed to tills mode of entertainment re- 

lumed borne. 

Rev, Mr, Croweil, of Cronier Semi 

nary, preached in the HaptlHt Church 

Bunday. 

MIBS Lottie Woolbert, of AUaiitiistJIty, 

Is vlgjtlng Miss Etta -Lake, 

Mrs, Mtihula Gardener, of Philiwlul 

phia, Is vtaUiug her slater. Mist 

Adatntf, whfl is very til. 

MM, Rebeeea Adams in very ill. 

The Baptist eholr fiiniiphed iniiBic for 

the Decoration Day exercises. 

Mr, UiiHWoitli tirut turiiecl nut a iium 

her nf Qirrlnges and wafftitiH tor Atlatillc 

Miss Eva Jones is yi«!Uii£ h 

father, Lemuel (Jouftver, 

M^r. Lafer^, of Hog lataud, i» vIsU 

ing relatives here. 

MJt*R Emma Beeves is visiting in At 

lantJeCity, 

. Mrs. IteLieeca Osier, of Uamilen, hm 

beeu vlftltiiig her eounjn, Mnt, H, B. 

to 

Mrs, Slario RlHlsy aiid Mr», 

Steelman left TucHday morning 

Npend a week in Philadelphia, 

Mr, Oleiinlager's new cottage 

a fine ap]»araiice nil PlcuMant avenue 

The school closed op Friday last with 

appropriate oserciscs by the Ht-bfilai 

giving them ml ves and teachers tauuli 

credlfr, 

Mias Irnina Uordery Is visiting ill 

Philadelphia, • " 

Inrael Omover is improving IIIH prop 

erty by erect! tig some carriage build! n gs. 

DeaomtiuU D^r was duly observed 

here with BervioeH in the hi. TE. Church, 

of Philadelphia, 

ttthe 

while: flttlng up 

tbeu- West svenne cottage for ocea 

panoy during the sommer. ' 

T^ Jr, O. tt A,», of Ihia eity, oel- 

ebiated their first anniverairy Tuesday 

evening ID Bteelman'i Hall, Aolntef. 

efting programme was rendered, altar 

whlehVnLoa jwat wairaerved to thoae 

In attandiiDce, Japwjwe lanterns 

Parti«i contBTnplaHng pavwuf their 

hotttes mawnd b>Mfw laauUba;ml 

d and tebullt will »ve 

l l i ^ 

crFapndlng 

and general houaBiBOfer 

In any pan of ths county, 

held 

Magistrate 

An ittiMMlaa; 

;i Bessleitar Keeftr, of New Haven, 

Conn,, who Is lecturing throughout the 

State In the Interest of the Order ot 

Good Templafs, addressed a meeting 

held In the First M, E. Church.^f thlg 

place, on Vfiday evening last, Tbe In- 

element Wcat her prevented many from 

torningout to hear this noted speaker, 

Jrhose delivery aud ezetllent command 

of languagf make her a mdst enter' 

taining talker. Her fund ot anecdote 

getmed Inexhaustible. She held her 

audignce for over two hours, and was 

treqnentlylnfemipted by appIaUBe^ At 

the close of the exerBiseg an Invitation 

was eiwrsded to all those who 1 desired 

to do so to come forward and sign a 

peUUon for the organisation of a lodge 

h d C 

p g 

of the order in Ocean City. 

'"4 

Joseph Booy, of Philadelphia, has 

rented and will occupy Wesley Bsyli's 

cottage, 

T, Hmith reports that a rat killed 

four kittens and tlvechlekenB belonging 

to htm, 

OCEAHVILLE, 

gunday trains will looii begin to run 

on theBrigantiiiBBailroad, . 

Quite a number of bicyeiists : from 

Camden are visiting at Ellsha Smitlt'e, 

The oystermen have begun to ship 

their produce to Philadelphia marketM, 

llie newly-organized Christian £u- 

deavor Boclety is progressing rapidly 

under themauagemeutof thePreflideut, 

Rev. P, V, Petty, 

A large consignment of electric poles 

passed through this place on Monday 

en routetaBriganttnefortheBrlgantlne 

Transit Company, 

The festival which wa* to have been 

given In CnnoveHiOroveby theOentre. 

ville M, P. Church was postponed until 

Saturday evening, June 81>; 

mm. ............ . 

Mnyor Wright luwftdv^rtlwd hlaln- 

tantlon of ^hid^ tbe ta tirt th 

Sad Deatba H 

John A. Simpkius, who Ih'es In that 

part of tills borough termed liiiley ville, 

was on Wednesday night of tut week 

Blimmoned home by a neighbor and his 

brother-lii-Iaw from where he hud gone 

Manday morning to work for the êckj 

clamming, to wiinees the result of a * 1 

and patuful acGident^the death of I • 

twoypuugeBt chlldreu from drinking a 

cup of medicine containing morphine, 

which the family physician, pf,a».y, 

hod the evening previous left fur the 

mother, who was HuRerlng from fever 

and pain, the result of lying in the draft 

of an open window iunday lilgbt. The 

largest child, about five yean old, wan 

sickly, and was at this tim« jndIHJHIS*XI 

and lying beside his mother. The 

youngest, aged about three, was prat- 

tllng about the room. The mother and 

children were left by their grandmother 

in the daytime to the care of M w. Long, 

a neighbor, who attended them by going 

1 li UD w and theli, as onpnr tu n I ty oflered. 

Upon the return of the graudiiintber 

ttiie missed the medicines, aud think* 

Ing they bad been Dpi tied applied to the 

physician for more as the mother was 

worse, Been the children showed signs 

of illness, and upmi the arrival of the 

doctor they had fallen lulo a eoiiintose 

coudltlon and died In a few houm. An 

iuquest was held by Coroner Farr, aiid 

Mrs, Ijfing and the gran tin itfiipr, Mrs, 

Sirnpklns, who were present uml k te« f 

about the medicine left lln- |ih.'ynius 

evening, ttstlfltd Oiftt I>r, JSuiLv hud 

given striut orders to . 

put of the reach ot the children 

being nioeJn the lioiiHe, Dr, 

tilled that h6; left two medicines, = graduated at 

Jeflenon Medical College in IBS?, but 

at the outbreak ot the war threw up: 

bis practice, entered,the army &• Cap 

tain In the Beventh Now Jersey an 

was sooii promoted to the Colonelcy o 

the Twelfth New Jersey, a regimen 

composed of the flower and strength o 

the rural population of South' Jersey 

which had tile record of large louses in 

battle, few prisoners^ was never broke 

and never retreated until the 

Hue WUH broken or retreated and neve 

lost a color in action. 

At the battle of ChanceUorsvllIp Go! 

lone] WllletH was totally disabled by 

severu wotind In the faM and the. per> 

aiiBut loss of use of the left arm 

being forced to withdraw from active 

Berviee, but was appointed President oi 

a Board of Court-martial In Washiug 

ton m serving until the elusii of th 

war, 

In }Ki!RicH the Coldiiel hnHicrvcdtw 

teruiH in (lie Htate ABsembly and on 

ii the State Henate, ahvayH being mem 

eer of Important committceM, 

AH a Director of the West 

Railmad he geuurcd the right of wav 

p «f (He Man rice lilver dlvlHlou nn 

mudo the cijtMtructlonof that brunch a 

ptwsibiUty, 

He Is a true H[MirtHm&ii and haa trav- 

•led estetirtlvcly through Mouth Amer- 

ca, West Indies, and our goutliwes 

Territories, marching for iiew ganio t( 

cuiiquer 

Ocean Cltyaeeured IrrnoAt deslrubl 

citl/.eu In Dr, WilletM and we truNi ili 

patmtiuge which lie may receive here, 

profcmlonally, may Induce hiH eon 

tlimed reHldeiiee with us. 

Now Es the Time 

A TelnpHang la TnlVII. 

A roovsmetit is on fout t» have a sys« 

am of teiepinsne coiumiiiikuition estaL 

lalied between Ocean City, Cape Maj 

utid Philadelphia, As now cct 

plated the line which extends to 

[Krft below Atluntlii City will lie 

tin lied »ii down the SHtttHt to the CU|K 

Bitty •eou n ty rysorta. 

Absolutely 

Pure 

A cream of tartar * bakiug powder, 

Highest of all ly leavonliid etreiiRlh.— 

•Latent United States Ooverurouiit'Food 

Report, 

Roynl Baking Powder 

ins WALL ST., N. v. 

For Male or Rent. 

Property known as Ti!tPH p s itt*tuu 

rant, situated ou Hay front Hear steam, 

boat pier, Ocean City, N, Ji Kur Jgar- 

tieulare apply to 6, M^. TILTON, 

N.J 

l t th 

Fh Arrlvali at the Emmett are; J, JJ, 

G C Phleft r, of Cleveland, 0; 

er and wife, Rev j a MeUuj. 

L A Howell, Samuel Allen and 

ordan Matthews and wife. Miss 

^ t Ireland, John B Eendribk, wile 

and daughten, Mrs M Flemnilrjg, " ~ 

SbannbD 

WwWilL 

l^nonand 

1 •«___• .-_#'¥lfc;i 

\ Ainvrit an laniMln 

Asbury Aye., below Fourth St., 

OOEANOITY,N,J,- 

All work done !h first-class 

style. 

ANNA KING, 

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF SEAL ESTATE. 

RY ylBTIJE OF AN ORDER OP 

** the Orphans' Court uf Capq May 

ty, heating date the l?th day of 

tleeumber, IHIMK the siib«eriber, udiniiw 

tstrator, etc, af Jc^pb M, Ludlum, du- 

•eosetl, will exfrittte la mile at jjublic 

•(•udue, at the oitiets of Klorgan Hat id, 

^q.yiii Vape May Court House, New 

iereey, on 

PR1DAY, UtiNE S, 1893, 

between the lioum of twelve, ntirl five 

o'elouk, to wit; At two ti'f;!oi?fc In tbu 

aflcniooii the following described real 

estate, situate in Uie tiiwughlp of Ifiii- 

nls hi said eounty i 

No, I la a tractor pieeeof Cedargwanii 

tilt] cripple, ad|oiiili)g land now or lute 

f the lielrs or Mary Learning, Hum- 

hrey Blit and Philip HiUm, ctuiiJiiu 

iii oiie acre and a halt and two purcliw 

mifl or iesH, particularly dow-riljctl in 

lie deed fruBi Albert H, Ludlam to 

M, Ludlam dated October B, 

ftw.aiid resirdal in the Clerk's " 

f Biild county hi Deed Book Z, 

;Vi.1iytev 

No, 2 j« a lot of Cripple lying below 

the mill dant and adfcilnlng the mill 

house tot and Jeremiah H. Nixon, coi^ 

veyetl lo Joseph M, Liidlatii by JatneH 

L, SniHIi, adiiiltilfltrutor of Hetiry LlUl- 

lam, by deed date*! July 10,1858, and 

reconieti a« aforesaid In Deed Uwtk No, 

SI, '"" " "' " """• 

t iffeft 148, etc, 

ii, 3 is all[thu right, title and Interest 

of said decedent of, ill arid to a tract of 

.Meadow, eouialnlng^f acres, more or 

less, and lying on Dennis Creek, part 

of the real estate late of Hen ry Ludium, 

detwased, particularly described in a 

deed from Alarla Ltidlaiii to Juseph M, 

Ludlarn, dated August HO, IB&fJ, In pus* 

aatii of the subscriber ' 

of the pubHcriber, 

No, 4 ji at 1 the right, title aud interest 

of said decedent of, In and to the enll of 

what ft known as the Ludlam Mill 

Pond and the privilege of flooding the 

same, situate near IKrinlsville, ou the 

nod to Wst Creek, be the saine more 

or less. 

All the above described property will 

be Bhowii on applleatlou CJ A, Eltou 

Holmee, Dennlsvrile.isf, J, Conditions 

will be made known on day of sale, 

ftited May B.A, D, 1~" 

A, ELTON 

>; '• •'• AdralnlstratW, 

MuBQAlf HASP, Pfoelofc ' . < 

, ? rm m «««, depot op 

Hltflffliff, Flshlnff, tKi«ijne(indi»itlHRWh»rTBi 

•luunn rowminutn wumfrnm thehoUH, 

3m O, DOWIf, 

ALLAIRE COTTAGE. 

Cor, 9th St. and Central Ave., 

( F r i SfU S d 

Mrst 

ud GeniRil A**.) 

M»S, A, B. BASCK, 

LIAM A. MANAHAN, 

For Bale, Cheap. 

Three-man Flsfiingiklfl* perfect 6oh 

wife, of Philadelphia: M 

Aunie Currie Dr LT Bouder A L 

and also 76 fa 

sriees 

at the leading Shoe Store in 

Ocean City* 

C. A, CAMPBELL'S, 

SIS Atbnrr aveime. 

All the latest styles in 

Ladies and Gent's Shoes 

Oent'a Fine Russet Calf, BJueher 

IJsut'a Fine Colt Blueher Bhoe 

laullto' Fine Bid Blueher Shoe 

Ladjes' Donegal Tip fllucherBhoe 

Fine Oxford Blueher Bhoe 

Fine RUHBCI Oxford Bhoe 

other styles too numerous to 

mention. 

Bicycle and Lawn Tennis 

Shoes in dififenMit colors • also 

a genuine Kangaroo Shoe at 

OWEN H, KUDIH. 

Seventh Street, 

BOOT 

and 

DEALERS IN 

SHOE 

MAKER 

NEATLY B©M1, 

and lot at Linwood, reaunable. Apply 

11, H, BOii|iia6H,PIe!Uyiplfi!l»vSiJ, 

f M. R. ELUOTI, 

Suesssier to MRS, R- MORRIS, 

HEALEIt IN 

Provisions, 

CANNED OOODSp 

Dr j Goods, Notions, Shots* 

A FDLL LJHI OF 

anil GLAHBW ABK» 

If o. 714 AMbnry Ave*, 

OCEAN OITY.N.J, 

viHiforn are asaiired of ef- 

fit-lent service, fresh goods »«d Phils, 

delphla prknft. 

For Hale, 

Fine CottaM overlooking the hay 

near the Bteumbitat Landing and Hum* 

rner Hallrogd Htatloti, LafRe veralo* 

liH; street improved; electric ears will 

ruuclose iiido»r, Forparllcutarsapply 

to it, UURTlrfBOBlNaOK, 

Ocean City, H, J, 

HOTEL LAFAYETTE, 

Delightfully loralerf, right 

on tb Bh 

NEW 

y prl (n flnt-clan hotel 

^H has gjien Ehn pfrMtjt pruprietgri the 

f?i|M!rt fci:i>«it»ijgi5 at tigw iccalBr lo Ihe cqni- 

fort of flii-ir RiUittn, - 

For Itjrin-, FuflHiii, r-lc,,, 

Care HaliPrt Wlthsr, 

S OBBTH, 

WESLEY HOUSE, 

Cor, 8th St. and Wesley Aye.," 

OCEAN CITY, N. J. ' 

h i dljlfii i J 

This houRP isi dsljelitfuiir ineated «m • 

Tsn »n a>w f*st dom tji* qce, n S 

datlnrw (]rst elan, T«rnui 

Bllliies " " A, 

wide 

VANDALIA HOUSE, 

i-cttlrni AY6,, h*t«re*n Ttb and Sill Ufa. 

Ocean City, W. #. 

Now oien for the Reason, 

B.BUBLEY, 

THE EMMETT, 

OOEAN orry,N 

Now t'}*n for reception 

For terms, etc,, address 

Miss M, A, BOYLE, 

ALDINE COTTAGE, 

(Thirteonlh Semen) 

Wesley Ave, near Ninth St., 

OCEAN CITY, N% 

the bt»qb and depot; 

mm It. HarSLEft Fniprfeti 

THE PERENNIAL, 

m GEHTIIAL AVENUE, 

OCEAN ClTYj N, J, 

Home-lllfe in tMry p»rUe«l«r, , 

Twn MiUM from me «*•*«, depot of 

ihhf, bMilBBABdHitlaawkAiVH 

Pine, Cedar 

and Hemlock 

• • . • •• . - • . ( - ' 

r 

- 

BUILDING LUMBER 

Sldlag. FloeriH. / 

Wtadov r nnttf 

SMII. D(M>rtt 

mm 

BrackeU, 

Shlifllci, Pltkll*. 

Uth, 

A full supply Mrtstantly en 

hand, and under coyer. 

Orders left at No. 759 As- 

bury avenue will revive imme- 

diate despatch by Telephone. 

lumber Yard iwiJllIci 

dTHOMAST 

NO. 108 MABKET STREET, 

PHILADELPHIA. 

SOUTH 

wtmm 

FAMILY GROCERIES. 

romp BI fas MABtxr. 

Full Flavored Teas, 

Choice Brands of Coffee, 

Sugars of all Grades, 

Canned Fruits, 

Pickles, Splcetj Ralslni, 

Beef, Butter and Lard. 

Hams of Best Quail 

Weighed when Purchased by 

Customers, No Loss in 

Weight Charged to Purchasert, 

ttimhtebkrttmtmtT 

LOW FBICEH. 

GILBERT &LAKE, 

Boisr and §jgi 

450 West Avenue, 

O€«1AM CITY, M. J. 

jobbing promptly attended 

to. Estimates cheerfully given. 

Guarantee to do first-class work 

and use the best material* 

Orders left at Win. Lake*! 

office, corner Sixth and Asbuiy 

avenue, will receive prompt 

attention. 

s&m 

A3 

JOHN BROVVER, 

Paiirfer and Glazier, 

Mill Wtwmm.WmH Wmlt*

mm 

OF JUBILEE, FOR SHE OR 

Ctaa tbe 

•a the day *rf 

sad fades! Jot 

* e srashore the coming 

B yon niteirf 

After »»ifle 

to 

Hm Aen to the toot, 

uatfnin that bad 

, bat atai-fa Qm BOM- 

« On jut a wtai 

of thrfr joett tt^f «fl» 

is aU vse have 

two daji tfts tbaa 

I paw* moid 

j 

w, «. Mt "And 

Aa&mtaM a 

ss^lai 

flf pbuaob'k wu gw ^ 

twsn tto sjttl (*H«d4*qf 

be- a the tomb, ni «* which * w* 11 &ffe r tog] 

Money to loan on BofiB and Mortgage on improved 

VOL, XIII. OCEAN CITY, N, Js, THUKBDAY, JUNE 8, ISM, NO, 10. 

pet thins heart te fasty to 

btM* God, f* Cod fc is * 

bat ate w Bwnlht 

mi|]hed gl 

andWa rtfcr h«h he 

„ TBS6, „ 

j- that weep now, for ye dull 

; We sitiU not rpmd «JQ eieait, ,, 

j singing bitf«nr««im«in wrietfaf 

— J says, 

i to tifElfflgnregpqf 10,000 i&Qti 

iimg aad sphe*fs£ sj 

_ ôw than on „ 

tombed wtfb fir** MicW, ,» 

Mdungd, witt suringmg •septs- beatt 

ttoe for the mnltttudiaou»ebof«. ST. 

«QOB _SJ.M.= «* — I>S~—not 

Ii^dliflttto badto 

11. HI* pats to wnsji ip= 

•Set a mtcb, © Left bAm aj. 

for he 

haa 

, __ on wfait JOB lasga mt,a6 

, • bl » ?» lege, and bow yes 

W* wffi de belter j Nothing, it «*3&», wffl sat thoroughly 

W# wffl b! ttwlto m bB*TaalybiJiriO« alls we 

#Matbiste 

^ aafrsfeibBLad, 

tHomphed giononjly; the 

rikr batbb9t&»wB fa 

==•—rr g^--K •••! • : ^ ^ 1 3 9 IB S9§ •I1.PII—•• 

«U4 BBveold b*t* e» «j. Aad then 

hd f b 

fflg itt work for Qsd and ___ 

HBtty. Men pays* hasten 

far tfaif cbonh. and cu both 

u for nytim," 1 ' **•-•' * 

and all than 

«î OB best 

ihiBWD fato tbe 

ortambcmtDft. Boll *Olasawma. Oar the 

ather **** BHWUJTJ Tabernacle! 

tt»L*w^ferbe bath trt 

^ O b 

y «« bai 

plaestn fbs 

eocnpiedtiie atâtkn 

^ cf that IBS^- 

•tew about ootUag! _ 

betas may be deep, and tfae 

„ i cmrtiij beUad as may be . 

jt to!«aeeatsd,bgttf wtbofl tbe Lad 

iphed glort=i wfll go througlj no nor* hurt brtbe 

Ms rids lathi*, water than when in bffrhood 

, t s U boyhood weHUrf 

«a-gaanaitB to the kaa aadhmrefoot 

« d th d ta 

tat bail «f 

d 

few, tbaa vbathi EBI ti 

Bstds|ts Dot osw ifaar think that! CK«H1 the madow brook og tl» old 

*«^HiSQf my tatnjgJf^dtooBocinJ rjntHfBtw^ H» odjis aaysean to be 

so« thjok sbe ought to ban' »D as^sii jn, bat I âatt wffl be aO 

feagirigb hoet got clatri right wifliyqa if joo harp God on yomf 

kBOckka ftp^rt tbt timhrei cr taBi*! raphJcBd •pdaog^lie kiagdoaB, "If 

bjsrisef lCriaml ToudoweUtonare! ©«i be fer yoo, wte as * 

tbetKaboaitoe ready, ba* wail aUtttsi yettF* 

Iây IL Too »ns not yrtj Lay kU ef tbe Lwd 

Moo; ttaa wh*B at & battle ^ 

"Tofkw»aWa,tkaiiwbsi 

. . _ „ Load, Too wffl jet Jaye to 

. ^ffik OBt of tbe bittts water of Marib, 

f aad msny og jcor army wffl at so he?n- 

Wllk B*D«* fa it* Btmit. 

oa a attle raneh to thf 

i 18g^|b 

k a j i n 

with agvaal other attJe ponch^ u 

we «ae talkd, WM riding ova- th* 

erst of faDtwbh 

•DtswBaawalaihsi 

fire deer feeding on the that. 

SCUDDER LUMBER CO., 

PLMHII Miiw SAn FACTORY AHD LOMEBR 

OCEAN CITY, N. 1 

*-Bt= 

Doori, Window FrameSi Shutttfi, âh, Moldings, Brackets \ : 

Hot Brf&sh, &roll Work, Turning, &c, • 

BUILIDING I.UHBRK OP IVBBY DEBCRrpTION, OP WHICH 

A LAIQBstiMK IS OONOTASTLY ON HAKD, UNDER 

COVER. WILL SEASONED AKD 

SOLD,AT LOWEST: MARKET PRICES.' 

FBOUT AND FBDEBAsT HTKEPTM, €AnOEMt ^. J 

Physicians* Druggist*. 

J* 5. WAGGONER, 

Physician and 

HO, 7S1 ASSORT AViNUB, 

OtEAH €ITV« S. J* 

to6tbeMi»ftflm0odhl 

oaajans nsaded la Sei 

fcrdftrid 

BtAftfifif weidfcinKn 

thai (a nd ftgi nal^li aot ifa 

E, GftaadthUEuyhBttw 

WfBiii«kdikSd 

10 to io 

ywbsefrdB 10 to io HtatttiaBn 

Conlrtrt with «eb was* af w«di aad 

te h ^ tn John 

not otrr 9rt mlnui la Lwftfc. 

-_ •--— _ pair of niipsifi«Jit|uifpoljt ,.} ».^, 

•ad took deliberate aiis, firing I C«nr«» *«& ttk 

•t tbe r«0os of the bcsrt. Wrdsabjeaf I 1 * 1 *- »iU* W-St Pi 

aad toon the bod boosdedofl 

el 

i 

thBdpa*edck 

Lnli BepnhUc 

Y.CORSON, 

REAL ESTATE AGENT, AND 

LICENSED AUCTIONEER, 

- No. 721 Asbuty Avenue, 

OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

MARSHALUS 

DINING 

_ TO MPIB AWn Bg 

1321 MAREET WTHKET, 

ThpM Baaia get* «f Clly Haiti 

of the faiuona hjjeote theory Into a 

was fornished fa tat 

h 

W. 

rf"-* 

d mtsj of foerarBiT wffl §•£» bean- 

«* ^ ^to qsaOa that tber wffl dk 

«ik, and j friD at the foot of Smd 

wfll be 

, ad there 

e fiSTtspaia faj the way and 

basks to ft^t, and last of aO the 

y Jorda U& MiriI I h 

lbs 

a it tail af -îjj|jriii ^ 

*»• a lifted aai 

wffl ftrHtarH and wjflidapom 

wttb BO of ntaaiBOaiT moaey ia fats aad> 

dkbaâad the tdghwaynwn psbbed 

ta* bridle and tsMt 

fw.aad be prajed God fat 

aad nddeslj oat of the jobt 

-Mr, Ot^. 1 oasa hasd ygn 

Bo^fe tet the fsBaoM gi" 

«*hpi3Jd 

par," bsatt* tha wmld hi to 

soi adths' d«rit Hr Us «u dtU to 

Gd'^b people c»lkd 

agbw. A 

who dstbkd to 

task It 

wrHriwn er bjptotf^ task It iato 

b» bad to ttoow the doowstic Into a 

ttaace, swi wafle tbe ggiwa to flris 

attteltlaKUîd that the made afal] 

eoafaaian of bef gnflW ind fnrthHtnore 

defcribed teeatatdf howêi«st abom 

^ W , Midas 

nera- abntsd Tjctoiy 

thhh 

egh, 

Midas wai right If 

d jto ffl 

aAsdbrte 

fnl, th* delayed 

NlMth the 

the tniaspef t 

loot af&r they 

IHiid 

mU. thia nfe, 

C l 

and âce to fcold a JBbOte for tbe 

J 

of tbe Bed 

ftp belated 

ShBhBpwia==_M! _, _« 

did she not tokBthjU? TbeCTin] 

~-~ — • ^^-~ • ^ ^^^f ' -"^r^"^^* ^5^^5%? *w%?^t 

ttketaad Tbetrompetwas*aaawlbi= 

J st. Why md she bet tab tha@ 

tbat grstbsS tbir« 

_- aa not sfifld 

wfthtbe hypnotic trestnjffltaf his cli 

ent sad PoaJntalasl tbatsa she wai a 

nwbfe 

j OPT lotasUoo 10 jues, W* wonM 

eenmad towtfe Us* but dans ef ttm 

nt, % -Aii iun i^>ii hin tb 

its lake irhteh t*irBrtJi mtb lR 

WM.LAKG,€ 

REAL ESTATE 

TEMPERANCE. 

in IBOM • A, M. TO I P, •. 

Good Roast Dinners, with 

three vegetables, for s$ cento, 

Turkey or Chicken Plnnera 

t$ tints. 

Ladies' Room upstairs, with 

Homelike Accommodations. 

PURE SPRING WATER, 

-.---BAKERY, 

Sei St .Twentyf-Second St, 

ICE CREAM, ICEt, FROZEN 

FRUITS AND JELLIES. 

, G, W, URQUHART, 

, 2365 North 13th Street, 

: WIN prnriirfi nl Oe»nn rifrdBrtne (hfi tnohlhi 

of Jnnr July nnd Aiipist 

JÔRGAN HAND, 

ATTOMBY AND 

AT LAW 

CAPE MAY C. HS| N. J, 

B. ENDICOTT, 

AT LAW, 

•senii I, a and n DBISB 

. Hank 

ATLANTIC CITV, N, J 

W««dtit«a 

b 

instro 

abe conM 

q»d la 

p Na She took tha* 

she liked tbe best and raj whkb 

M brt 

toe Men, fet the new membsi ia^hs not 

bsli ssl* De not ttaak God for the 

a»oey JOB isade today, for tsmsrow 

yea nigbt kse it afl and mots, Doaet 

F sight lose ft aU aad mots, Doast 

be too gnfiifal fsrjoqrgwd health to< 

s tor feaeenow yon may get the 

p Do oot be too fjad about 

t f h f i l l 

Sf9 a nstlon'i nai, fini thrungb the 

retewt ef tbe wrnwa of ttje Bed am, and 

tbea tbroo^b tbedsppingof the hasds 

of thdr destaeOn, So I wlthdr»w Oy 

aitidnncrfJCriiBi, Let ereiy one take 

her or bi» twet nwsJe of diirine worship 

d ^b M 

,«_„. of pqjmocsry coastupption sbe 

was «bject to fit*, whka made her a 

thfflfoofbl j imspoodbls bdag. Be •&• 

cortfBglr asked for the tfpoistaeat of 

a Baeiiesl maa t© report on Uw 

Is the best 

. Franklin, 

get the policies issued at 

2^fe? f P' BvAdwii & Co,, by 

HONE^Sou,,d( Literml, Solid and 

bUK^sful Fire Insurance Companies. 

Your choree of ig of the best 

Amnmn and English Companies, 

liDTII FOB iAtl 

a nwdies] maa to report oo the 0TTB 

•Mai ffieotal and phjiieal oonditlao, 

T h n r t d U k d b 

coQn.ertdeoUypoiikdbythehjT>. 

Bade aad the consaaiptlon titeofiea, dt 

fftd tht th lrihld b 

GOT- Loodoti 

aad 

wJe of dirine worship 

My id« of h^rs to 

b 

aad eêbafioB, My id« of h^rs to 

that itla»pIa«wb9«*ie*Bdgajw# 

l d h ^ 

otwftcbufcha 

there might be dis» 

yiS to eone. Oh. Irt na hara no 

madjoonieiJgjstftodei 

The time lei thaok God fora 

fin tasataH b 

tbe wue fladt. % 

to thank God for year salrttioQ b the 

Xt» finis to 1» grateful for tbe amfat 

^ ^ w i wast. Of 

ramncQ do BoUdag wrong «od 

want nothtng barmfoL 

Sow&ucbof tha mrial 

lal vfll SoaOy nuke sp tbe 

wold I k t bt I hi 

rouag man whq wmslo 

Portland Satordaj night found seas 

Turkish gwoida in a wtndow 

«B4 hating 

bk 

lal vfll SoaOy nuke sp tbe becTsly 

world I know not. bat I think Gabriel 

wfll ban hto teampet, ud Ihf 

harp, aad fiaadii M* otsmn, and 

bsg hispisaOi andthe " " 

ids-rioto. and Miriam her tn& 

I k 

,_-_ -ridsrioto. and Miriam her 

bfs)i aad as I euaBt make mqak dq 

ef them I think ! will tnoro 

ll 

__ _ friroda of tb* Scotch Cot 

choreh who do Bot like Busfal 

oa Cbngresj êst, _4 baring alow 

for art bongbt *> 

Qen, OL B. Howard, Hair " 

Qtben. 

rnnd to E*nW la n*itinf« 

tsr tnatm^nt, at nrHtly . 

Ihfrlr eBUnilom tsrrp^y totB" fend in 

, w . Win nrtflirf. Bras 

adnj we QH the money ortr and PVVT, mtiism 

fly «•* «t(b *• Bsna nKwar. Wtmt/f atn 

Ub pBipOH *nabl«« ttaaanow M> pami 

Hhay 

tnaB*ths4ireot rwmll of tintr 

Hsu, We enr* orar •• pef m t o «F 

fibf, and flnr w« BB praod a* m an *• b* 

irris 

. and nn, w* dsmi 

vnlBkeTfmmKVBa, Wm phnlt beforv 

and defy Mm & drink and l» ban A to 

II away a{|*r a tfcstdart, W* sm *• 

i l f l M b U 

DRS.STARKCYBiPAUCN: 

BALLAD OF AN OLD 

•ha hclud QtW ttliUi "1 wonder wti*F 

That pretty old said WAS nftv.jr wod,« 

Antl she turned Mlde, with a tlc*y eji% 

And ML with her hnhd to her bended hod, 

"If they mly k now," her s&d heart paid, 

And her pleading ibangbt ld b 

ver» thfotif b 

^ AjtaLu for ft form that lens ago fled, 

The gallant fern of & Uoy in blue. 

tmln went the noldlors marehtng by, 

With ragcf ieal In their measured f »ai 

The brave Am brightsalDf Litid and, «ky 

Wltll Glorious Sight froni (U rich fold* shed, 

Aeiiln lUo blast of the buale led 

Her hport whew Llood won Uiq gtMSCS' flew. 

And blag law on A licro'a bed 

The BiULuit Conn of a boy In blue. 

Ho wtildlug elLlmet! frnfn the bcllflon high, 

Rut cvi-r thrsuBU nil the yean Issued 

A tall pnripflelnK tlia nslnffk-a cry 

Of «« and trlnmph that tntilB tired. 

And her heart on nil nthnr loVo WU fctd, 

But inf ihraiigh all the j ears was true 

To him who fell where the field waa red. 

The gallant form of ft boy In blue. 

Prlnn>,wliO nrl ynnng, when war times sped 

Wn» pinnr* ffttrtl flhnUtuitfloW, 

Atid lniiiy ft mulrlnti mourncJ her demi, 

Tho gnllsut form of a hoy In blue. 

-C. U Cleveland in Beaten Globe. 

MY COUSIN, 

My ceoein Mm haa, 1 am sorrF to say, 

pawn into a jirovocantB woman, with B 

dirty cQtnpleiias onil a tendeBej 10 hint 

on Jofntfldont tsvidenuo that mon whom 

ihe mot were in lovo with her. She gayo 

theao hinta to a (janfidaato, nod lbs con- 

fidante always told the men, and the m#n 

as a mlo were very Angry, Somctinics 

they eoBplhllM to no, iho wtis jast 

pretty enuBgh, to inakd her itorj.. 

bio, and this was exasperating. I i«int«] 

oat to them that EJsa was tho Mad ef a 

girl that had to do something to make 

her mother Buffer, that thepe WHB ntsaa 

thsntio iriitaiuja of any one who knew 

her well hnvHiK taken her tujrioualy, nud 

that ft was best to 1«sr qnietly. with the 

ways of wotnen. I Aid what I 

tald heir that it Wai vnlgar te poio as the 

ear of Juggcmatit, but nlthougli aho is 

quite vulgar cHotigh to cfinscioiwly avoid 

vdldarit}' ilio wenW not BGB it, 

I came niKra hdr lato one ujghi at one 

sf her mathcr'a |»artiea wlion nearly OT 

ay one had yonn. She waa wearing tho 

moat affected clothw, liquid eym aud a 

anal] pout • 

"Podr little me!" ihe miS, in her fa¥or* 

He girl flf 4 manner, "what have I done! 

1 feel posltWiily certain tiiat MP= Wy. 

alonp will hilt me," 

"Yar 

•'indeed, yra and yei and yeal, fie 

would take BIB into supper, and ever 

BIHCO if I mii a word to any other innn 

he hm acowlf*! at me in a istwitivcly TUIIF- 

defous way." 

'•mm," 1 saiiJ, ''Iwin give yen 

lejganB in tho art of inipllcHtioa tai a 

BhUUsg. It U cbcftp, but I hate to see 

yon doing lliingfl inurtlstfcally. It la all 

tight with mo, of eoBBe, hnt I fatioy that 

yon had better not tell other people that 

Wydoap is in love with yen," 

I never gold ho waa. And why 

tnastn't 1 teW 1 ' ,. 

'•BefflBje WyddBp isdMigefona," 

H 0h1 Why dangertmg? Then I think 

IwilL" 

She did, and Wyslgnn heard ef it. Be 

la connoctcd with the proprietor of the 

Wyiidnp multiplex seek. The multiple 

iock is, if ouo mfty trnst the advortiifr 

meat, an added luxury to life and eon< 

notwpor out, ,It haa certainly conferred 

more fortune than honor npon the negih= 

ew of ttis proprietor. Iftayourignomncu 

yen eheerUy aak Wyfiloap if he la con- 

nected with the multiples sock, he will 

toll you frankly that ho la ita nephew. 

But when oiitai he knowa that yon are 

aware of the connection he does not pof- 

mit any farther reference to it. For in- 

Btunce, Denner happnied onco to be talk- 

ing at the club about the poeBibility that 

he might have to luive hia houae, A cer- 

railway had a great envy to go 

througii his front garden, Seine'ene 

adtod him if ho felt nnxlgus about it, 

"YCB," said Denner, "I am in a gtatq 

ef the most awful miHporwe, like my innl. 

tiplex ioekft," Wyilonp waa pre«Bt and 

hcAfd this, but ho aaid nothing. Later, 

at whist,'Major BiRlmount—who U all 

livof and iugiHcious—was eeupled with 

Wyalanp agtiinat Driiifield and Domier, 

The major la qnito unabtu to believe in 

citrnordinary lnek at whigf uniesa it 

eome to himself. He would 

own mother if ahe had Mvon 

tiumpB. Congcqnently it. waa Tinfortq= 

onto that Denner commrncod by dealing 

himiBlf tho whole of the 13, With great 

difflculty the major held his tongue sad 

spoke nothing, but hia lacs darkened. 

Denuer was greatly mrpriied.' Wyaldnp 

siailcd a faint gh«t of ft imilo, Prea- 

ontly Dennor noticed that the majer was 

watching him intently. As Denner ii 

a porfoctly ordinary and honest man ho 

was natvirally annoyed, Bnt Is spite ef 

his honesty when it came to Damer'a 

tnrn to deal again ho dealt hlmBelf 11 

rnnpa with the acs nod king of another 

Huit He could hardly believe hia eyes. 

Ho flung down hia cards anil won tho 

rubber. 

As the major row to go hu flnld, "My 

children had been meaning to take me to 

the Egyptian hall tonight, but whist's 

flood enough for me," No man probably 

Ukea to have it implied that hs fa cheat- 

ing for the sake of shillioff potato at 

wbJit, Denner wan folions and lort ns 

time hi making the major very mush 

nad very, much more hnmblft, 

bat he wns noverthelwa esceedingly an- 

noyed abcat it. Of conns U may not 

have teen Wyalonp tbmt was reipoasibla, 

bat I bavs voiced that 

db 

day, Jlaw, the major Bannot play eartSi 

and Wyslou|i can. This wna tha only 

occasion eu which it had oecnrrai to mo 

that Wyilonp hiid the battered nUa sf 

a consck'ntsi. 

I wna etirfona to tm bow be would 

take iny cousin Elsa's fludaoity. She 

had hinted at Wyilonp'fl dovotion in a 

convt'iBatloi! with yonng Cecil Banks, 

BanksiAaropeAtcr, Ho told Wyrioup 

aU about it. Farther, ho told me that 

ho had tdlil WyeloBji, Now, I thought, 

Wyilonp will cut her (laid md msks no 

secret why he dees it, or as wpl Bit 

&.mo Bcandfll nnoat about her. Ho did 

nothing of the kind. Ha treated her 

with the moat (lollt'fltfl and respectful 

attention. He took every chaacs of 

mting her. Ho seemed at first to de- 

riro nothing more than to he forever her 

hnmblo and sileut worshiper, 

Otieo or twice as the stopped ffom the 

carriage up the strip of carpet to same 

par^ to wWeh Wyglonp bid net been 

Invited she saw him standing in tho 

trewd, half in shadow, cloaked, watch- 

tag her with raptured eyea and n roman- 

tio air aa irapTe&ayo afl As advertise- 

ments of the multiplex soek. On the oo- 

ensiong when he did nest her ho by no 

Bfttw moriapaiixcd her. Ho took with 

hambie gmtitwdo ai much of her society 

ihe voncbBafed to him. Ho femem 

bored and showed her thnt he remem- 

bered every word ahe laid flsd every 

preference thai aho ospfessdd, Howai 

reverent and ebivniroua with her, Hl« 

manner was peffeet, Ho was splendid. 

He was Elizabethan, 

I do not think Elsa had bees treated 

with abnormal reverence before. She 

luxuriated in it, She censed to jay 'any- 

thing, that could imply that Wyilosp 

was fond of her, yet abe talked a gooa 

deal of him. She told me ooe Bight that 

tie was the only man ahe knew, who had 

a really noble nature, I Bald: "AU right, 

but let it stop at that, Don't marry 

him," She add ecstatically that one 

would not marry Kir Galahad, I said 

that 1 had never tried, nun ibe idd 

ine that I was vulgar, which was fairly 

true, : :; 

Of eonrie n week 0? two afterward ahe 

came to mo with a letter in her hand, 

'You know," iho began, "that poof, 

deaf tnnmma does not like Mr, WyiJoflp, 

She aiks him to things (sometimes be- 

canse 1 moke her, bnt eho hates him," 

WONT PRAY AQA1NST CHOLERA, 

Bntrci 

"Well, Tni m gteat tjonbls, 

written to me—ii pni|Kreal. aad I have 

accepted him. Oil! oh! I hadn't expect- 

ed it, and Vm not worthy, ond I never 

called any one Algumcm before in my 

life, I want yoa to bruiik it to iaamma 

and toU her it'a all right," 

'You won't like it. He's going abroad 

to look after tho colonial intoroata of tbe 

multiples tmk, ¥m had better write 

and say that yon've changed your nilnd, 

What's that letter you've got theref* 

"It's his. It's the letter, lis&tbe&r 

to let it get out ef iny hands, 1 * 

"The addretyi on the envelops,'* I aald, 

% got in WyBleup'a writing,** 

"Well, it ii the saute M the wrlUng Is 

theindde and the Wine as tho accept* 

ances ho wfote to our invitatioM, I 

wish we hadn't destroyed them," 

I went to a drawer aaH pnlled out a 

sheet of nete paper. "There," I said,' 'I 

law WysloBp ^vrito ttuit and rign it. 

Oninpare it with the letter, I have 

known Wyiloup'8 handwriting for 

years," 

It took tun time to convince her, bnt I 

did it. Slis beaiiue slightly illogicfll, 

She wUd that Wyalonp ought to be 

ashamed of liimuulf, and that it obvious* 

ly waa not he who had' played her tho 

trick and that I was much to blame tot 

introducing him to her—which, by the 

way, I never did. ihe also laid that It 

would kill her, but it didn't, 

This is theVreplyeho receivoil to her 

acceptance in Wytsloqp'a own haadwrit^ 

UsjkR Miss HjumiNo—1 tmOnef frwn roue 

(tUr tiiat pOiliij IKTSBB, bH bessii wrillag ta 

pit a lin>I»>fMil 111 my banw. And OuA yoU hftvo 

peen «. victilii (if & VutgpJ> pinBcticill joke. I 

must thiink jon fiir tlia very «itn Hd fluUer, 

niii ilidi«d Mirry thai I eanRel plud * rtjht to 

tlicm, liut I ttiuiii iiejiu to bu uwaFi & brtJtiof 

teyna, Itcamu in my linBwiedBB «. few months 

ago that yea luvl coujilud mjr ninne witii roun* 

Innfcrj 1 u!ij(!t!tlil»lHp uny. I shalr Uicrefora 

retain j-iiUF iuttur as A lioetago, Aa long em ya 

refrain fnmi tnJilnBsuch UberUef In the fotun 

no ono will isco that loiter; bul m?m\L ' ' 

Uiftt you would wtsli, I remain j-qtwt 

fully, __ AMUWOS WTBHJDP, 

Elm spent a vast amoant of tears, 

gagpa and torn biHidherchiefs over thifl 

letter, -How dan a man say that ho 

will he my bretherT sha 

Then she once man referred to tho prob- 

ability of her immediate decease. 

Wyaloup left EBgland a few days aft- 

erward, aud we never found out whom 

he had got to write the letters for him, 

FOF all we knew he may have dbgafaed 

bis own handwriting, , \ 

When Eba married Sh* Pete a year 

afterward, Wyilstip teat herfs h wed* 

ding present agobibonbonniero with her 

love lettor folded Binall Inside it, He 

onooinore showed tho relies of a con> 

A few weeks nfterwiud I canght Eta 

speaking of Wyslonp to A dear JWeai. 

•Yes." eaiil Elsa sweotly, "there was 

something between us, bnt itconldnenr 

be. Ho left England, you know, dlrwtlj 

afterward, I do w hope that his lifo i« 

not qulto ipoiled," 

Bo Elsa struck the last blow. Bnt Urea 

she wna novqr liamparvd OTHB iy ^be r&* 

TUB memtirt of St, fttuphsa'a dittrch 

9hQ attendod dirMs eurvtos Snudi^t 

morning listened to a sermen which ia 

the proper (BBM of the phraM created* 

wnaatioB and farnlBhedtlMSQ with food 

for dlscn«i«)ri during thonttaljidef of 

Ihtiday. The topioof Dr, McPonnoU'* 

lisedurae was oa manieipal gonsa- 

tuenfc and incldHitally upon obolarftt bot 

bitead sf sonflnlng hlm»lf to etaamai- 

plBoo ntterasces so tbe ssbjeet be dealt 

with it In to hroadest bearings and g*w 

Us hearers A diaeotirw of which It iinfa 

to say not B word was lost 

"We an told," said Dr. MgPonBSll, 

"to be on our g&afd against thfoholerfc. 

The medical profession in united la th* 

belief that the KMrgt will break oat 

again this ittmmer net sal r in Earops, 

bnt in this eoBDtry, The germa of tha. 

dke»B have lam dormant during the 

winter, but so soon u fliey are revivified 

by the son tho death Mil will begin te 

be called^ and aU the ismroeo of mod- 

BD aclonce will bo called 

thopiagno, It Is admitted on sdl 

that we are b jeopardy; it 

on all sides that the work of 

cannot begin too aoon. 

"There are VBrionsmethodflof meeting 

the dtnntioa, moat of which an ftt our 

own hands, That the most stnmaous 

efforts are necessary cannot ba ques- 

tioned, Bnt it has been BuggeBted that 

tbocler^ should ontte in Offering np 

prayer to Divino Providooco tb*t this, 

calamity may be averted from Us, With 

•fullsenseof thegravityof the occasion 

oiad after tho meet earnost reflection, I 

have decided ttat I for one eas offer no 

ancb prayer, I will sot pay that this 

dty may be snared from the cholera 

when I see that tho dty itself Is making 

no effort t&gnofd against tho danger, 

"If the cholera makes havoc among 

us, it will be because our itreeta are 

dUty, onr water la impure, our dralnftge 

isftlthy. And whose faalt is WM It is 

yoar fault, It is my fault, in tbat we do 

not tee to if Oat oof city government is 

rightly administered and that poUttc- 

danaare&ot permitted to u» Its &an- 

chlsw for their own • enda. And ooz 

lethargy is all the more tuiwoittymth»t 

it la selflshi For the cholera, If itaHnw 

will not place us in danger. We can 

avoid it. We can lean the crowded 

dtynjid betake onrselvea eomfortanly 

to places where pare air and good water 

will free ns from apprehension, 

. "Bnt if yon should go where I go, into 

the dwellings of the poor, you would 

realite what s calnmity y Unpendlng 

over the great mass of toeinaabStantoaf 

ths city, and hew empty, yes and woras, 

It would bo to p»y that the cholera in*y 

be Btai4 from entering homes wbiob 

onr neglect has left to sta&d amU BB> 

rouadmgs which must breed the vary 

pestilence that we seek to etoape,"— 

Phila4elpbUi Times, : 

HiB In Ike Eyei of Bit Mtrfont 

It is the habit of man to look,down 

upon the brnto eroaUoa oa hta interiors, 

and yet if man conld knew it hat (he 

dumb animals think of htm perhaps he 

would bo less puffed tip with his own 

iuiportonco and Bnporiority, 

It must appear rtdicnloa* to tbe dog, 

for instance, that man should require 00 

estensive an equipment of words te ex- 

press hia wants and emotiona—worfi 

ttiat serve rather to hide than to Din- 

minate his thooghta—when the dog with 

his limited vocabulary expresses Mmaelf 

clearly. Barely a dog mnst regard his 

bark, capable PH it is of alraoet endltH 

modulfltioni, as SBpefior Is tbo espn»- 

sion of thought to man's cumbrous flow 

of ambhfBity, 

Then the uwiae, which man is prona 

to regard as the living embodiment of 

gluttony, has no doubt an gptuion of 

man which in Its turn is by.no means 

flattering to its object, . The bog aught 

with reason from bis point of view criti- 

cise man upon big manners at the table, 

"How wasteful of tUne," he might say, 

"is man's proctlw of feediog himself- 

with knife, folk and Bpoon, when ha 

couia satisfy bis hunger man eapedi- 

tiomly by following tny eMinple and 

consume his food without any of fbtms 

adventtHoas time destroyersi Man con- 

demns me beeanse, fofwoth, I eat with 

oneuTtwofeetlnmytroTighfbiitbsfails 

to apprehend that mf purpose, fa a laud*' 

ble ono;. Oat my sole Qbjwt U to get near- 

er ny base of sopplles and so sate T*1U. 

tittle in iny operations,"—Boeton 

ittek tad 1U Laefc 

0T9ons sees laeky in any as- ' 

terprJso they undertske, whfla otten 

who make Investment are sare to Um -, 

theif capitRl," «as reaarted by Witt' ' 

Bertram, "I knew • reong ftEew tta* V 

t3 in a lot in tt^jîn, 

sold later for ^,000, It w* tb# lot 

that ttw Unsdo Boom was latsr fmQ^ 

upon, and tan rise to r«»I o&tfo ( 

Um than ftmr ye»if afttr Ua fr 

wan made. J know ftaothtr ^ 

went m Sanaor aqttE^. Km, In ] 

•nd t*rrfed with Um ' — 

w i m 

'Sisiiiii 

: \wsgm 

mm 

mM 

Wi 

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wu in "'full growth" at 

ft* • 

sofl 

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OCEAN CITY SENTINEL. 

wit Pmutiiife •*•&* 

K, 0VBTI8 ROBIN gON, 

LAPS 

It* f* fer 

JUNE S. ISBI. 

, Bel- 

ware, eigm tote very much dive, even 

If they do live In • ems!! State, op. 

pruned for yaure «ILh Qûootstls IegW> 

fatten and napreflmcy. On Hftturday 

they elected a Mayor, City Solicitor, 

Tmuuter, ud gained HHHIOI of CJity 

Council, the flnst time in many ptn, 

Tire Elisabeth Joura»l nys the joke 

to on GOT, Wsrtt. Hta name ta on a 

IEToJêlHani piotming against a n 

ley line In front of hta reeidenoe In JTer- 

•ey City, If is also on a bill, panged by 

theUit legifilatnne, enabling traetlon 

CQtnpsnlei to run their lines through 

any and All itfeets without asking «B. 

sent of the piBperty ownera, 

Tiis Kansu law Imposing a tax on 

every man ever 21 yearn of age who 

doa not vole bH been dtelaied oonitJ* 

toUonal In a tat case. A similar law 

•hould he enacted In every State of Uie 

Union. One of the greatest Mid most 

menacing danpis that confront our 

InMltoUoDS is the growing Indlflerenoe 

of the people to tbe performance of their 

political duties, Vote or pay, should be 

tbe rule. 

HID OitAHDE. 

J, Warren Lloyd has been engaged a§ 

teacher of our public whool for tbe 

earning term. 

?• MAV PftfiRf HOltftfe 

BepikiM are being made to tbe 

Hia Bailie M, Hand was in attend, 

anee at the wedding of her pousln, Mias 

Berths Beeves, at e« Isle City, on 

Wednesday last 

PALERMO AHD VldHlTY, 

>' Mite Society held their 

regular walou at Andrew Saefcfc reftl- 

jileo yesterday afternoon. 

Children's Day will 1» observed on 

innday next, with appHiprgpriate ser- 

vlsw In the morning and an InfenMU 

Ing8unday.#i'liool programme fur the 

evening. 

SBIER ORi£S. 

John Acker has brick on ibe ground 

preparatory to making ImprayeraenU! 

about ht«pnmtfitt, 

Hugh Holmes has sold his eetfage to 

William Holmes, JrSi of Polling Creek, 

who will occupy It in a short time. 

Captain Wm. 8. Crawford has been 

Improving lite buildings by an uppli. 

tiou of paint, 

plaitsjq dtuters, neat Swiss ruflle 

* (in aeck, yokeaiidnleevte. Tores 

nieces only to one buyer. 

At fide-Nlghf Gowns of good Muslin, 

s ,,,• Mother Hubhafd_yokoot 3 mw« 

BwlBi liuertiou between fine 

plaits, neat Bwljs Insertion en 

neck-yoke and sleovew 

Atffie—Might Gowns of good Cam. 

brio, Mother Hubbard yoke of 

rows of plalU in clusters, wide 

anibrte ruffle eft neck; yoke and 

sleeves. Three pleas only to one 

buyer. 

At flSe-NightGowtu of nod Muilln. 

Mother Uubbard yoke of £4 very 

fine plaits, collar, cuffs and yoke 

farther nUtohed. 

And BO on with all tbe between 

prices up to WR each, 

Cotaet Covers. 

At lgo—Good Cambric Corset Covers, 

square neck trimmed with very 

seat Swiss edge. Three pieces 

only to one buyer. 

At25(>-Ck»d Canabfls Ooreet Covers, 

round high neck trimmed with 

neat pattern SWUM edge. 

At 26o-=Good Cambric Corset Covers, 

surplice seek of hemstitched 

plaiting, torchon inserting and 

^ge.— Tnree-plec€8-ouly-tOTrtie 

buyer. 

ABd so on with all tile between 

prices up to $8,80 each. 

Alt 

city. 

tt i» 

reugh of OouM 

U4t all lam aliUB Up „ 

O»jin air Mull be ilrand of fenfli, brim. 

bub** Mid other underfrenrtft, itdHH •!*• 

eonred betel erultnin i» leHihtl) 

up ud Uiu it •lull he the 3u(r of 

nwn of lotk In Mid BsrHigh to el „ 

mote iftBrtftom all neb bb briera.bunhia 

•ndf>UM>f ttBd*>Tr0*Ui>»d to flUnuf lwJ« 

h 

-,-_ -„ Aotf belt NHid, U)« ypstt the f«l(urt 

ef HI ovnar or ovn#n of irar lot of lota to 

ootnpTf wiUi Mi« ^l fM Hl 

wmt&u, Ms Si 

foFib*Ooanc 

of th* 

,.rtMl~«Mi'flnMBdi|i' 

or wflttan notlo« to comply urfrawlUKo 

H tefred Uf4B joy SWHF or HHH H filling 

HF or 

Mile* 

l 

H H 

be 

lotujlj. or In nig aim non-r«idt 1 

mtUtm if hit sfMrftddnH be knoini;».- 

wlts, m life* asUta •lull be petted Upon the lud 

&•& I. An) b* it sneied, tk« MM noU«> 

•tall be nadfll U» ttfaelttreor !h« Major and 

the M*I or the Beroujh, dull MI forth irpoelll- 

«ltyUl6 looHfotiet the let Or tot- «ri shall 

•late thf Datum of the work rrqnlred th«H0n, 

ahal] reqilcflt tlie perfonnance bj iueh owhef or 

dwpera of aaid work WI()I[D nft»n dayi,iihft!l re= 

elta Uila ordlnaaee inj tliaJl Hi fnrtliUie PCflaltr 

THE-an OF 

has the reputation of being 

Leading pry 

OCEAN CI 

oriiOn« 

6»,4. 

h ldf 

with 

[bejtmiaetrf.UiatHi 

Uf owner for mud 1 

for 111 aaldCou& 

bnid A 

AorjoHDrHf} to Sew Jerasy law, active 

finffieo are to it csrtaln extent exempt 

from taxation en the If property, and It 

has been qqlte pfofltsble for nearly 

everybody In the atnaller towns to Join 

the fire ampules to save toxef, In 

aoaie of that plaop tb« hai beoome m 

pnfftleDt that the authorities an en- 

deavorlsgtocBrtaU the lire member* 

•hip, which amounts to about go per 

cent, of the total asewment. 

IT takes a woman to pt up a flrst- 

Ayoung lady 

WilliamRGarrtooii, whree buildings 

were burned a shnrt lime ago, *l|l com- 

mence rebuilding at ones, ~ 

MIHB Julia TVjwnaend has been haying 

•ffine needed repairs made at her home, 

MIsB Bertha tyler haa been visiting 

Cape May City frJetidfc 

WilbtHiprlflprand wife, of (Jam. 

den, were down visiting their 

a few days last week. 

At lSo—Good Bttong heavy Muslin 

Drawers, wide hem aiid S ptnits, 

Three plecss only to one buyer, 

AtSde-Good atrone heavy Muilln 

DrawerH, wide him and 7 flue 

plftlls. Three pleos only to one 

buyer. 

At 40e—Good Muslin Drawers, wide 

neat Swiss ruflle with p)aits 

above. Three pieces only to one 

buyer, • " , 

And noon with all the bet ween pries 

up to m each. 

«ndara to 

, the SiH*t 

J Forthwith 

proend to perform Ibetahl work or hawi thp 

HIBe nerfonne.1 and Ms c«[ Iherfftf, btjof re. 

.parted toOoundl. fthall b* ud h^mpa l|pp 

lupefl = »)a_ErotierfypaimwouBt |e anylueUnj= 

fBranoe ««pt (*irt, and the Mayor Ud Qiynel] 

lhall u once pnsea to eollnt ihe ume by due 

prose** of |a#, with eorta of mil, 

Bfi6.5. And he || siMOtrf, that thbjerdlnanw 

•ball t«f e Fffeet imttiidlaleif, 

>bd leaJed M« B, Jl, D, IIS, 

Q, P. BtJORK, Mayor. 

America, devoted to 

DRY GOODS 

is the gtmi esteblishmcfit ol 

AJioraL 

Seaside 

Not Excelled | 

as a • >• 

Health Restorer, 

Finest facilities for 

kn 

imfalle • 

*Jiir, 

»•£;• in tftv 

H,M„far ibe 

Henry High and wife bave taken up 

their residence at Avalon. 

Ephralm Sloan has graded the side- 

walk adjoining his property. 

A l E l 

mm 

yg y 

from Salem county Is said to have 

Eloped with an old man simply because 

her father refused to allow her to marry 

the young man of her choice, Because 

the latter would not elope with her the 

frisky maiden made up her mind to 

spite both parent sod lover, and kill 

two birds with one atone—sod BO she 

married tne.old, decrepfd man wham 

-she hated, b, woman, thy ways are 

past finding out! ' I 

How QOICKLY ntind, dreamless sleep 

comas |D visitors who, perhaps, have 

found It difficult to yield to its woolnp 

at home. The sea sir brl ngs heal th and 

its necessary aeajmpenlment, restful, 

comfortable sleep, and with It more 

vigor to the oyerwroagbtmu) or woman. 

Change rmm the buiy, hnsUIng, nopjy 

cttfes to the quiet and ease of this most 

delightful mortglvH tbe needed rest 

to mind and body which flta one far 

enterlsg Into business with greater 

vigor and zeal when the sultry daya are 

over, and adds many pleasant recollec- 

tlons to budwelt open In the days to 

gome, To those who are able to enjoy 

the •nmrner s^foum here, It proves an 

Inestimable privilege. 

^ , of Fluhliig Creek, and 

Jtortha Holmeb, of this plats, 

wen married on Thursday evening, 

May^Mth, by Rev. F.J.Parker. 

The mad leading to Burlefgh haft 

been greatly Improved, 

DEJfPJBVlLl.E. 

Walter B, Johnson And wife, of Phil- 

adelphia, are enjoying the Townseud 

homestead for tbe euninier months. 

Children's services were held in the 

Memorial Baptist Church on Sunday 

evening. It was a very Interesting oe» 

of good Muslin, cam- 

bric ruflle of 4-plallB and 8 plaits 

above. Three plecet oiily to one 

buyer. 

At Ofie—Skirts of good Muslin, S-Inch 

ewQbrie ruffle with wide hem and 

7 plaits, 9 plaits above, 

Atfl-Hklrta of good Muslltj, wide 

fine Swiss ruflle. plaits above. 

At flM^Hklrta of Rood Muslin. 

platted cambric ruflle trimmed 

With machine made toreboil In< 

sertlon sod edge. 

And man with all the between prices 

uptofMeaeh, 

.. _. Be It enieted bj the Mnjer and 

_=,,, ef the Horough ofbm»s fflly, Ui.i 

the fsliawinf ftltni of mDnej napKt|»l; bo and 

Ihe Mm* »r* henbf •pprdprjated And Bel Bpflrt 

to the follcwlrtK publlo HKHI, for and during lht> 

flacar year bfgtjinjtig the second TUSDAY sfUr 

the Bprinir eleeUon A, Li, *!ghtft«n ijuhdi^d atiil 

nlhety^hi^s and ending Iha irWhd TUIfflrJAV 

After the apridg eleetieo A, p, elglit^n hunilrrd 

a_nd nlnfllyifeHFi fix: 

!. ForlfrttJ»t»aldBorr.Ufth. tiffili. 

S. ForpaWteofam.^Ttfirin 

S, For payment sf 

*. ForfeMrd»aJ)tt»gCQ. 

s, ropatseta.tfflDt 

cen tral^ located at the northwest comer of Eighth and 

Market Streets, '" , 

THE MAIL ORDER BUSING 

of this famous house-reaching every Sate and Territory 

t 

The Epworth League held Ita month- 

ly entermiDment on Monday evening! 

In the church. The programme cnn« 

Blaiod of muiie, reoltattem and dta> 

OAPE MAT CTTT. 

City Council lost, Wednesday night 

graniefl lloinBBi toT, P, Walton, Btbek= 

las Hotel; P. H, H, Gake, UongreiB 

HBlliJohaTiBey, LaftyettB Hotel rJ, 

P. Powell, American House- P. J, Mel- 

¥ln, 8ea Steam- Julius Kcrnlg, Qfiote? 

Jobn itewart, jr., M», M, Couildlne, 

I^trick CoUInfl, D, U, Jemup, Rftloona: 

Thomas QlementH, bottlfnf buaisen, 

LevI Vaura, Alexander Gordon, John 

J, Batty, John L, landing, p«d Am- 

old, on «x»unt of charges of jlligaj 

selling of liquor, were refused lleefuea, 

Christopher Baefamay dropped dead 

Thursday of heart disease. The de- 

ciltr FilWIe Icliflt 

Atlantic Oty puhflc scbnole cJaeed so 

on the flnt brad bakery 

p My, but had nut teen 

In famine for several J-HUB. 

Memorial windows bare been plwed 

in the new Methodlflt chureb by the 

ChUdren, 

Good MuHlin Drawefs, hem and 4 

pialla, g and 4 years, Be; 0 yean, 

- | lOe; 8 and 10 {can, Ific* 12 and 

14yearttlSe, Three pieces only 

tn one buyer, 

GdCHlMuHlIn Drawers, wide hem 

and plaits with eontinuoua aide 

band, «, 4, B, 8,10, 1% 14 ysr 

Hlzes, m, 25, &Q, 88, 35, Sis, 

Night UnwiiB, 

Jkiyi' Muslin Night Shirt**,-ajllar, 

cu Ilk and pocket and down front 

trimmed with colored feather 

mitched band, 4, fl, S yeam, 40n| 

10,12,14 yeaB, 46c, 

Uood Muslin NightDBBSS, Mother 

Hubbard yoke, woven edge on 

neck and sleeves, 2,1, B, 8,10, 

12yeafB. 25,^35,40,45c, 

.Long and Short Dresses at aimoHt 

any price, 

We put the Atalanta at the 

head of the Bicycle line \ as 

good as the best and $30 

cheaper—$ 1 to Instead of $ 150 

for either Roadster, light Road- 

steror Ladies*, 

But the other Bicycles are 

here—any ol them, from little 

ones for the lad, up. 

, FM BmsT 

T, Per water 

B, For hoa*, 

g F i 

, For , SOo. 

g, For miwtmutAUi items, )i ion. 

Bto. S, That Uiti ordlnuicn ulinli tote ettstl 

OB Ihe teath day of Juht. A. D. 1833. 

In Wlliieafl wfiersof I ha*e hprpynto Otl 

TOimji H Mayor or Uld ItarfHigh and ennini 

offlelal aAAl of mid Borough to ba ifflid 

offlelal 

M 

or Uld ItarfHigh nd ennini Itit 

amid Borough to ba ifflied nn«J 

d to b tfi Clk t 

g o ifflied nn 

MheMtitfed to by tfi» Clerk ttlli twsntj 

•Uth day of M«|f, A, B, lffln. 

Alton: G. P. MOOItE, Mayor. 

IL &, ABkMB, Be»BgB Olrt 

Pr'irafsm 

m HEADINO K. R 

_ „,__,„_ eiT¥_... 

_TO AHD FK01! PHIIADL 

Two FprH«^Chfrtnut Htrr«t aod 

BIIOKTEST BODTE TO NE r 

A. 

Ifl effect February Jfi, J(Si 

of the Union-has been built up tote piwnt great prr> 

portions by the well known promptness and accuracy with 

which orders are filled, and for the added reason that this 

house Is widely recognized as a safe place to order Dry 

Goods, where, not only the same careful attention is given to 

customers by mail as is accorded to purchisers at the 

counters • but a superb stock is always on hand, and 

samples and illustrated Catalogues are forwarded upon 

request. , 

Address 

STRAWBRIDGE&CLOTHIER 

Eighth and Market Streets, Philadelphia. 

FOB 

H m »rti aooam, 

7(n«raeiprea* 

7««ltl K l 

Febraary J, J(S 

fLASflb Biff: 

ud Arkanxm aTpniltp, 

arrl»e FJilta, 

Bffiam 

10 ao am 

Sffipm 

0«pni 

swt 

SUNDAY, 

f13 am ac«sm. arrJTfljTiii*. 

lOOpmerpraaa, •• •• 

| S p B h * " 

p 

FOB D4LTIBORE AND WAHIIJNGTON, 

Tra(n» ls»lI Aljaniic City werk-davti B a in 

Ud B» p m, SyndAjr 7 » am, nnd 40D|i iii 

connect with txprnm Injjtii for BaMlmeFe and 

Wuh!n«rsn, flat £ O B B fPDOi Twrnij.fpurtl! 

d q h i PlJIdU 

(tttdChratniitatreeU.PIiJIftdsiphU, ptm-l - 

J " Tram GhMfnut atrs*l Peffy ti n* U di pot 

FOR hEW YORK. 

8 IS urn FiprnK, srHn Hnir Ynrk, 

children of the late Dr. WlJlUtm 

..,,. ... _ fihepparta^dBohertg.Hand i 

to the end nf thi terra, proving the In- Thera was a heavy, arrii of oottagers 

te«t Uhen by the pupil*, wbiehaujpire on Haturday night, and iunday itore- 

-..i «>. it-,, *.^^. A= Thursday asrt praented Ils old-time hrightneH 

well for their future. On 

the tsftchera were Invited by 

It 

V:i'..- 

Pltjf, Dcremer to hold their refnlar 

weekly Bwttlng at Stadlef'B lee creain 

larior, whe» tM gave them U» prlvb 

lege of dlstjufclng iw cream, csko and 

froUltuHiad of bow to train the young 

:id^ MembefiflftheMoard ofEduea- 

floBtierjsmpftalerJ by their wives, hon> 

ored theeorapaiiy with their prewnoe, 

Tin evening waa apent in Bpeech-oiak. 

jnt, Idtertperaed wltli readJngs and re- 

dt«tlons by the tether*, Altogether 

H was ny&y pleannt event and an ap. 

propriate ending to the may 

The RepubHc Blao brought down a large 

etowd Bandny, 

Judgi Heward Uarnw sold thflflhon. 

Home tor 

mortgage held by the 

and Inflnn tSiored 

liphls, Judaet^rnw 

hotel tn fbr $16,0O6 for his 

client. Judge Garniw Ii 

Keystone, 20 in, wheels, cushion 

UIBB, fie; si in, ten SB in, m. 

Keystone, £4 In, wheib, cushion 

_ tirei, m\ m in,, m, 

Pet, 20 In, wheels, Ciuhlnn Ureand 

parajtel bearingi, |m 

Boys' Junior, S4 in, wheels, ciwhion 

Ureik cone bearingn, f2S, 

No, 1 Oinchi diamond frame, 24 In, 

wheela, cushion tlrtB, ball linuw 

inn fig; No, i pneumatin tlree, 

No, i ComblniiOon Jdalor, 24 lo, 

wbeelB, euibiOD tlfs, ball bear- 

ings, mi No, a, ifl ID,, »45- NO, 

4, pneumatic tires, fOQ, 

Ko, 1 Bob Kay, diamond fimaeg, 

28 In, wheels, cuHhlou tlrei, ball 

b l piieumatic 

Chestnut Hlretit and HflUth Wirsl FftrricW 

10 Ifl B m 

10 Slum 

3 ffl p rib 

8Wa m ueem, arr AUnnlic C'ltJ 

• Vlninjirili, " *• 

3 001> M MprnS "1 " . . 

ppmwtpn« 

Sffi 

SUNDAY. 

^fflpin 

BiTpm 

f 43 pm 

*30annsipriarri»f> AtinnUoCItr, 

l»|h '" " *• •" «-' 

ruilhiao parlor can ttteehed to e 

iplApih 

tnln, 

Tims at ta Inr both 

STORES, 

Special Valms in Smsmaik Cotim Gmd$> 

Printed Figured Swiss, 30B| value m, * 

Priutod Diiuitis, 25c; vaim S7jt 

Hntln StflpeOiOTBdlis. ate; vJueê, 

Organdy Oorda^riiitd, lOe; vtioe Ite 

Batln Htrlpe Ondlne Suttltjp, Usek gfnunds, ID Ulilna Bilk 

Is. I2\s\ value ate. 

Wotted Swiwes, m, m, m, m AH new lots (tut opened, 

ami &t new prices. 

Hemstitched Robs, white Uwii, 11,00 per Robe; full pattern. 

All Over Embroidered BWIMB, alau lanbroideied on «tgw 

45 IncljiM wide, We per yard, 

Jiidia Jjown Robee. black ground with while embroidery 

|g,60 jwr pnttern for full dnss. 

We niake a special sale this wtek of INDIES' ETON 

HUITH, UM ta f 15,00 each, Hp«lal value »t 15,00, EIDN 

JAt'KBr, wtUi uhjua Silk Vat FrorjnaAinf tbe lult m£pto£ 

witlifiut Biltlltluiiul wiUat, In lljise we ofler the best ftult values 

THI STODDART COMPANY, 

4411, 15O, 152 R. 3d 

Sailing, Gunninff, etc 

The Liquor Traffic and 

kindred evlli are forever pro, 

hibiied by deed. 

Every lover of Temperance 

and Morals should combine 

help us* 

Water Supply, 

Railroad, 

Steamboats 

And all other 

Modern ConvenieECtt. 

firae at AttimKe oitr 

4(1 «pren tnlu in run o»ar Saltle 

In the criminal pEMwutloa of tfis Bl 

There in more tnuble for the officiate 

of dupe May point fctatf fte 

M B 

) • Theaaloon keeperaof AttanUcGity are 

dbobnGetted ovefaa opinion filed I 

City Solicitor Endieott that the law 

iUowJnjr •lleeuse holder to apply for a 

r^cwal merely hy flUng a Bond refers 

^Sm! 

' lb> issond year, 

io the ategoiy nmst hive fals 

: îi^l;;;^,. twelve free- 

No freeholder ^tlgninDTe 

tb*n OM, .ppliatton, OwlDg to the 

la^/^nnber of amloora aa 

?b$10A''kijl. * Ji«n»,there !• 

j»me lively aklrailanlng for baoiea. 

fraud the bOL 

before Mayor H 

They wen brought 

th,of this city, who 

aland them unrter tell fer* further 

beuiiig The dead- 

they not 

•earing tomorrow night. 

oek in Council still 

laving held any met ___„ _ _ 

Jen, last March, The County Solicitor 

w been Inatfueted by the Board of 

Freeholders to BUS the mrnugh for back 

Monday jqnaS, IBB. 

s Mmlin wear, 

Many features of the great 

e begun lat k k i 

|ott oat on tbe meftffitwv, but tbb 

M^« ; *ilfAw.ll^be:aeW: 

Mam •*-— — --• 

In 

tb. ^r^tbe benefit of tbe 

Obanh Tttote vb «t 

sale begun last week mark it 

as the most notable we have 

yet made. 

In magnitude the movement 

out-marks all ite predecessors 

~?mtim thai? fmr hundred 

ihdttsimd pieces especially 

gathered for the occasion. 

^ynd ^the wonderfully litfle 

prices come from timely, wise 

atM: $0t bttîng aftd frpfii 

Rooimrtg how fo profit by every 

meani of legitimately saviner 

0^r^mp0cesfmm^^ 

w classes of thtse goods are 

'^[J0:t^t&m^?efe!rge. 

Womffi'* Wight Gown*. '^; •: :'-^:^^: = • 

Atteo--NighfeClowniof good Moilini 

ppl«ttiar Hbbb*rd yote of —^-' 

Juno, Eadlat', 2& in, wheelfl, ball 

bearings, euehliiq tlrs, 175* pneu< 

matleUrei,|90, 

Ko, 2 Cfesccnt, 80 In. wheels, bail 

bmringB, pneumatio tlree, $100, 

Cfedonda, pneumatic tires, |1 IS, 

Victor Flyer, 1160. 

Victor, model "D" Boaditer, pnen> 

waHc,|lfiO, 

Vlotorta, pneumatle, f lao. 

BOOK NEwa for June has an 

admirable plate paper portrait 

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rrttit 

Not fofys^rshaa there been sueta a|(f# 

haivr crop of itrawberrlea as tbere la 

~" Birawberry llelda of 

BouthJereey,,which were white with 

blossoms a week ago, are today a maas 

Straw hats are beginning to 

The strawbeny crop thla year will be 

uiiUHuallF large. 

The photograph gallery on the beach 

Ifl being enlarged. 

The Traymare will open for tile Beft- 

Ntn 00 the 16th In|L 

, Council meets 16 regular monthly 

•Heslon to-morrow evening. 

Councilman Canfleld Is onlargtng 

ulfl cottage on Fourth etnet, 

Y, Gonna has rented Albert Gilbert's 

Cottage to a Phllodetphla party, 

H; H, MarterroFûndeii, is Bpend* 

Ing a few a few days In this city. 

It will cost 120 for each fiflh caught 

on Hunday Iu the waters of this State 

hereafter. 

The Union Transfer Company put 

their wagons in Bcrvfce in tlits city on 

Thunday last, 

Mrs, A. €. SenwinArt and family, of 

Caradeu, are located In on Anbury 

avenue eottage. , * 

J, K. Get^, of Camden, k visiting 

his Hlster, M. J. Octty, at her Central 

avenue rcflldenM. 

Mni, J, H, Uiarki of Philadelphia, 

has rented a cottage here through the 

agency of Y.Corson. 

E, H, Baher and wife, of Philadelphia, 

are enaoosoed In their third syndicate 

cottage for the summer, 

Robert Fisher has rented Ills new cnt- 

tago on the ocean front to Julius Fmrn- 

hagen, of Philadelphia, 

Bev, George a Jl^kes, of Brldgstfln, 

ban rented J, L, Bice's oottagc, in flrst 

Byndlcate, tor the •eaanii, 

The June meeting of the Ocean city 

Building and Loan Association will be 

held on Baturfay evening. i 

CapL I. Q. AdaniH will open the 

merry^round M the foot of Ninth 

street neit Saturday evening. 

The Cape May County Hoard of Free. 

holders meet at the Alnufann», neait 

Cape May Court Houie, to-day. 

George E. Webb and family, of PIiH- 

adetphla, Sfe here for ihw Beauoo, occu- 

pying an Aibury avenue cottage. 

, Mrs, Mark Lake and children re- 

turned to thlfl city Baturday after an 

enjoyable vlBit with relatlvea at Morton, 

Mr, Simmons, of Mlllville, haH rented 

the cottage occ-upled fay Carlofl Uornon, 

Asbury avenue, through the agency nf 

The shipment of Btrawberrisi from 

New Jersey will be a big QUO, < 

While the strawberry drop is certain 

to be an excellent one the blackberry 

crop—usually one of the most profitable 

Qfgouth Jersey eropi=win be almoit 

nothing, aa the fruit branches were fro. 

gen. during the severe winter, and the 

crop will to almost worthless. The 

failure of the blackberry crop will have 

a tendency to make the peach yield a 

paying one, and as there promise to be 

one of the btgeet peach crops in recent 

yearn growers are jubilant. There were 

no serious late frtst to Injure the budi 

and the trees are loaded with fruite, 

which promises to be «f more than or- 

dinary BIMS, The fruit will begin to 

ripen about the flnt of July, 

Raspberries promise to-be_plenUfuL 

The vines are now ihlckly covered with 

gttsn truit, aud the .prospect of big 

Hhlpmente and afflall pries la a smuree 

of worrlment to the fruit farmen. 

HuekleberHefl will aim be pientlfuli 

tbs 

I,I!»WOOJ). ••'-•(, 

El Isha Smith and daughter are spend* 

ing ten days at Salem and Brtdiiion, 

Three pairs at twiiis were barnf here 

last week, and parents are getting 

alarmed at the preepeeL 

WOW REPUBLttt 

Mia Lfszie Hal ne* spent a few days 

visiting Hiss Maretto Ffambes, 

The L. 0, 0, gave a grab sociable on 

Saturday evening. It was a grand sue* 

The school closed on Friday fast, Mr, 

Mono Will go down to AUantle City on 

the electric earn,'' 

MaggieKOBO left onMonrtay morning 

tor a trip with her father, Captain Joel 

lloao, on hie v«sel. 

BAEGAINTOWS. 

As per announcement, the people of 

our town held a^testival on DeoflratloB 

eently and also under Look to measure 

the [depth of the diteh. Bay, Harryrj 

p . 

D, Hegtonlgie and Btra Johnson 

covered the distance Asm Atlantic City 

to this placejn flftetn riiinnttt on their 

bicycles. 

and the poor people *>i South Jereey, 

whose iiarvestlH huckleberrloi asd €rsn> 

bcrrlPfl, an likely to be more benefited 

than the fro 11 fftrmers. Swamp huckle- 

berry buHhonnre now cu verediylth green 

fruit. 

A meeting foi the eteetlon of three 

church trualeefl will be held-in the 

church building next Mnndsf evening 

at 4 o'clock, • . , 

William Lake ban rented one of the 

Association cottages to Mrs, Eddy and 

Mm, Hatch, Philadelphia, who are HOW 

occupyipglt, 

William D, Barnbunit and family, of 

Philadelphia, am quartered in their 

Asiiury avenue cottage, near Sixteenth 

street, for the season, 

Wiiiiam M.Tw* and family, of Phil- 

adelphia, are enHCOiiced In an AsHocia- 

tloii cottage, whieb they rented through 

the figeney of WiUiam Lake, 

All adjourned meeting of 

was hold* on Friday evening, Mayor 

Moore in the chair, Ctiuueltmen Cor» 

«on, Canneid, Hand and Btwlmau 

were prcfleut. After the approval of 

the mlnutcH an order wp drawn 

in favor of the Board of Health for fflO, 

the amount nf the appropriation, C, 

WaLaon, Bireet Bupervtaor, teudered 

liisrefilguati to takeeftest iroBaed late- 

ly. It was accepted and Peter Mur- 

doch eleeted to fill the vacancy. Bills 

to the amount of $287,14 were mad and 

ordered paid, 

Bids for tbe removal of garbage were 

read, as follows; Parker Miller, 11000; 

Murdoch, $800= Carli* 8. Otrmn, 

* A, I), Sharp, fSfifl; tJhaHeB Kiiig, 

§425, Council resolved itself Into a 

enmmittee to consider the matter^n 

Monday even lug, 

Gouneilmen Coraon and Canllcld 

were appointed a committee to see if 

The 

Aid B-wiety of the first 

M.E, Church intend holding a Btraw- 

berry festival on Thursday evening 

next In the Auditorium building, 

M, R Milb, of philadelphim hM 

rented John Thomas' cottage, Anbury 

avenue, south of Twelfth street, through 

tbe agency ef B. Curtis KoblnHon, 

The First and Trinity H, E. Sunday- 

suhpotgof Hillviiie will run anoscur- 

sion to thin elty an Tuesday, July IHh, 

Tbe Millfille eieunlon la always a 

large one, 

W< S, Watson, a PbUndeiphiali, 

through tlie ageB^r of Robert Ftaher; 

has rented Jesse Itapp'a cottage on Ai* 

bury aveijue, north of Pint street, Oe- 

, cupaney waa taken on Saturday, 

Children's Day will be obfler?ed in 

the First M, E, Cbureh on Bunday next 

It Is the Intention of those having the 

oierciws In charge to furnish a pro. 

gramme of wore than uaual excellence- 

Our real estate agenta report s greater 

demand for cottages at this season than 

usual In former years, and those who 

have deferred securing accommqdatlnni 

will have to make haste or take such as 

, riniAin. , 

Robert HBher has rented these eot. 

tagesof late- pev* W, A. MasBey's, on 

UcntnU avenue, to M, F, Bobertfl; Bev, 

J, D, Turpln's, on Asbury avenue, to' 

Mra, f^lil T« % lodW's, on Central 

Bvenikf,toiiiB, V.Carrow, V "% \ 

SMDWIB. MllW^who has Iwn enV 

ployed here for some time by the Penn- 

Bylvania Globe Gas Light tioinpany, 

will remove to Torresdate, Fa,, in the 

near future, when the town is being 

lighted by the above company. 

MisBLiEtle Sharp will hava elurge 

of the hollneSH l meeting thin Bummer, 

niflhdp Andrews will fpreach Hunday; 

July 80th, and Biahop Walden will 

r aeh SundsyjilHgust Snth^ Bev* J, 

HeiiUer, j, M AdBme, Dr, J*. M 

Hmith and other weEl-toown divines 

will assist tn tbe services. The amp 

meeting will begin August 4th ana 

continue until the 18th. 

We are informed that Mother §team> 

nteteompaey, under the leadership of 

D/B, Hallhwr, will put boattonthe 

bay to ply between Geean Ulftp, iomeri' 

Point ftDdLongport thU Beaion. Oae 

boat the Golden Gftte, bM already been 

rentled witth imf bêugltiw and 

eoDdensera. Beubea Young, »n esjp 

rlenoed aipUin, will pomnind ,fti: 

iteftmtr. The tfttt win be ttduoed to 

twenjy-a?e ceate fbr tlie round trip. 

.? Itofti*^-Oa»Uiw Mfsmmia u 

iV^flri'-MW^^âBN? ^ &\•:•"•• 

FOR REHT,-A ntoe eottMeiJdl 

furolibed; beat loO»tlon on 

the paving oil Apbury avenue, between 

Sixth and Ninth streets, wputd becom- 

pteted before the openlngof the seaBon; 

also to' ptit down Htone erofwiuRH on 

Seventh and Eighth atreetfl, Ununell 

adjourned, 

A Pffs«r Haste 

The miclence of Wesley iilsley, AH* 

bury avenue, near Fourth street, was 

the scene of a very pretty home wedding 

on Thursday ©veplng Jast. The lilgb 

eofitiaetlng p^« wetc-MlNfl-Nellie 

ttlsley, danghtet of Wesley ttlsley, and 

Elva J? Bharp, son of A, D,8hBfp, The 

ceremony took place at precisely B 

o'clock, Bev, W, A, Mawey officiating. 

After the happy, ffiapls; bad received 

the congratulations of those present, 

the wedding party retired to the dining 

room, where an elaborate lunch was 

served* Only the immediate families 

of the bride and groom were present. 

The bridal presents were very hand- 

eonifi. The uewiy*wedded couple will 

takeup their residence with the groom's 

parents for the present. On Monday 

evening tbe^were tendered a serenade 

by the W, A, Manahan Cornet Baud, 

Of this place, M r, and MrN, Sharp have 

our best wishes for their future welfare 

and happiness. 

fisy wbleh In every way wasa deeldeil 

siiocese, being largely attended and well 

patronized. 

Large crowds came in tbe afternoon 

frem EngllHli Creek in company with 

the O, A! SS| headed by the Union Cor- 

net Band of Bcullvliie, The band ren- 

dered excellent music. The graves of 

soldiers were decorated, and a number 

of Bed Men also decorated the giaves 

of their brothers and Htoteis, 

An excursion toOccan Cl^ and Long, 

port by our people. Our paator aud 

family are invited, 

J, T, PrlOB and J, W.Bmltb and wife, 

of Ocean City, attended the festival, 

MAY'S liASDlHO, 

Captain Daniel Gillord ID having hU 

house painted. 

The Board of Health held a meeting 

en»Monday evening. 

The Atlantic County Board of Free- 

holders have voted f3R,00o for the erec- 

tion of a new county Jail at tins* place, 

and also decided to make extensive re- 

pairs to tli@ Court House. 

William 8, Leach and' MIKS Marian 

Bushton, both nf this place, were 

married on Thursday evening by Bw, 

J, H, Boyd, 

A HirawberTy festival, In aid oi Uie 

M, B, Church, was hgld on Saturday 

evening, 

Tlie Board of Education has been 

authorised to spend 14600 In Iriipmving, 

enlarging and refurulahlug the present 

iichool building. 

iJenjamln Kewkirk, brakeman on the 

Oeean City accommodation train, W. J, 

K. «., met with an accident on Batur* 

day which nfllght have had a fatal ter- 

minaUon, On Its return trip the traiii, 

as usnal, was made up of freight cars 

and passenger coaches, otie of the former 

of which was loaded with poles, and in 

making up the train it was plaad ini* 

mediately in front of the coaches. 

While the train was running between 

Ocean View and Hea Isle Cily one of 

the logs fell from the ear, one end strik- 

ing the ground and the other entering 

the front end of the passenger car at a 

point where but a few minutes before 

Mr, Newklrk bad been Btandliig, His 

face was somewhat scratched, bu t other* 

wist be escaped injury. The ear was 

so badly damaged that It bad to be sent 

to the repair shops, 

has 

their 

Qtmim Will Ht • Rnritr- 

to the Bouth Jei^y 

this season will find that one of 

favitfite pastimes, thitf of firabblng, 

be very doll work on account of the 

Boin)iity,oftrjeeo shell flah. Fishermen 

afi eonipiainlng of the few crabs to be 

found and notis are being Bhlpped to 

the Philadelphia or'New YerM marfcetB 

fmm this locality, Dunaily at this 

eeapon of the year, the waters of Cape 

Hay and Atjantle couatifs are teeming 

with crabB, but this year boiled or 

deviled crabe »« really s luiury. Dur- 

ing the winter thousands of them were 

killed by thfawefeenM: and IB the 

shallow waters of South Jersey the bot- 

toms froze so Bolid that all of thebedded 

crabs were frozou to death. 

Efforts are. being made to 

release of JohnBonMW, servlni? 

tho 

life 

E, H. JaekBon aud family, of Phlla- 

deipliln, have again taken the enttage 

which they have occupied sevcnil ma- 

sonR, 

Mrs. F. A. Baker and mnt at Camden, 

spent a part of last week with relatives 

in our village. 

The CiiriHtlan Endaivjir Boeiety 

the regular evening servlDe.. 

the night the pafitor nils another ap> 

itmeiit. On Sunday evening the 

Endeavor was Hurprhsed and greatly 

pleased with n vlnlt from Rev, J. K. 

Peters, Freiident of the Cfeunty Hoard, 

and Ezra A. Lake, President of the gcN 

eiety of the Pleasaiitvine Preshyierlan 

church, • 

Mrs, Margaret English, who met 

with an accident three months ago, la 

very poorly. She impmvei very slowly, 

Harry Turner eitpeciB to go back 

to Texas til August. 

Tbe memorial ierviees held here ou 

pecoratlon - Day far sur]!aased. that of. 

previoiiB years. Nearly ail of our people 

turned out, as well as a large number 

from theadjotnlng towns, which swelled 

the gathering to about fix hundred 

souls. At eleven o'clock s, m,* Joe 

Hooker PoBt, O. A. B.( et Atlantie City, 

arrived, aeajnipaBied by the Union 

Cornet Band, of Beuiiville, and pro. 

eeeded to the eemetery adjoining the 

Anbury M, aChareh.whereour pastor, 

Bev, F, A, Howell, took a part at the 

grave as ehaploin, A very Impwsslve 

Bervlco Was held, after which the soldiers 

broke ranki and decorated the graves 

of their fallen comrades, HeXt came 

the tribe of Red Men of English Creek 

and Homers- Feint todeeorBte the graves 

of their departed brothers and iistenh 

At noon luncheon was served, ample 

prevision having been made by oar 

people for a crowd. At one o'clock the 

church was fliled with people, when an 

address was delivered by Rev, Joseph 

Ostorberry, of the M. F, Obureh. The 

choir favored us with a selection and 

the band rendered "Shall We Gather 

at the River, 11 after whteli Rev. F. A, 

Howell made an address on the causes 

of the late war, and spoke of the first 

blood shed OH April 19,1861. When the 

first regiments o! Maasaehusetta VOIUB- 

teerswire passing through Baltimore 

on their way to Washington they were 

fired upon by the eiUzenfl and three 

men kilted. Comrade John Getts aroee 

and stated that he on the name day. In 

the city of Baltimore fought for one 

hour and a bait with razors, he being a 

barber, with the Confederates who at- 

tempted to pull down the stars and 

stripes from his building, Mr, Gette 

now resides in Atlantic City and is a 

member of the G, A, R, After the ser* 

view clflfled, ail «tart4sd for Bargain town, 

Where services were also held. Many 

whs were present at Asbury said tbe 

services were fbr in advance of last year. 

Decoration Bay ib growing more and 

more each year In the favor of our 

from Philadelphia and taken occupancy 

of William Adams' new cottage. 

We are glad to see James R, Adami 

home again,. We hope he has been 

benefited by his trip. 

Floral Bervleea will be held in the 

PfesbyterlaB (Jhunb on Bunday, 18th 

Mrs, PPHton Adami and Mrs, Oeorge 

Leaeh have new bicycles, Qul te a num- 

ber of ladiea now have wheels in our 

Lawyer Clarence Cole and family, of 

Atlantic City, spent Saturday and Hun- 

day with Lewis Conover and wife, 

Mr, Uuiworth spent a few days hi 

Vineland the latter part of the week. 

T, M, Conover has bought a small 

engine of the Unaworth Oompany, He 

Intends placing It in a pleasure yacht. 

Mfg. Knowls is visiting Aibury Park, 

Mrs. J, H, Helm fs visiting in Ham- 

monton, where she espocU to remain 

for two weeks, ' 

William Johnson, the factory iufipeo* 

tor, was in town Saturday inspecUlig 

our factoflefl, 

W 111 ism U tis worth Is home from Vice- 

land on a visit. 

Lucas Lake's ar.ypnr-old horse iRHeri- 

oiisiy ill. 

A Iwm delegation f*t 8t, Btoplieii'B 

Tabornaclei No, i, Hibernian FlHhe^ 

men, a wieiety of eolored jwoplis from 

Atlantic UUy, was here on Hunday at- 

tending tbe funeral of one of their mem> 

bera, 

ATLANTIC CITY. 

Fremnnt Davis, eolored, was piaMd 

under I1Q0O ball Friday by JiiRtico 

WilliamR, to answer for a revolting 

crime, J 

Mas Melnliart was arrested lost 

Wednesday night on a chnrgo of at 

tempting to break Info an unoccupied 

ootiagc. 

Mrs. Elizabeth Brewer, of this eily, 

was Friday placed under tSOO bail to 

answer a charge of stealing the wed- 

ding dress of Mrs, Babette llerko. The 

latter sap the dress disappeared two 

years ago, and that she saw the defend' 

ant wearing the costume on Tuesday of 

iant week at the Pleassntvi lie Cemetery, 

The streets were partially sprinkled 

with milk Sunday by the running 

away of the team of Tiiomaw Kl Wilson, 

The demands of the striking gradu- 

ates of Uie High School fur 40 admis- 

iion tickets sieh f»r the eommenee» 

men t exercises were granted * 

Oiiicer White Saturday shot a sup 

posed inad dog that ran into Woitery's 

Hotel and attempted to take possesslnn. 

The Jewish Materney Association of 

Philadelphia lias opened a house for 

Msoftxttly 

Pure 

A cream of tartar baking powder. 

Highest of all la leavening strength.— 

Latest United States Government Food 

Boyal Dahlnn Powder 

lOfi WALL ST., ft. If, 

IJOWARD REED, Ph. G.; 

Physician and Surgeon* 

EMMETT HOUSE, 

Cor, flth Btrect and Central Avenue, 

OCEAN CITY, N. J^ _^ 

j HOWARD WILLCTH, M I), 

, Cor, 7th and Central^ 

Oiiiee bourss i to ift 

4 too 

Now is the Time 

TO am 

DEALERS IN 

For Nrtle or Il*»t. 

Property known as Tllton's lk«tan- 

rant, Hltuated on Hay front near stoaai- 

boat pier, Ocean City, N, J. For par* 

tlculan apply to U, M, TILTON, 

, . Absecon, N, J, 

King's Ai 

Asbury km, below Fourth St., 

OOEAN OITY, N, 

All work done in prst-class 

tyle, 

ANNA KING, Proprietress, 

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE. 

RV VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF 

t* the Orphani*' (^jurt of Cape May 

eountyi bearniR date the I7th day bf 

Ijmbor, liim, the subscriber adm 

i etc., «f JoHcpb M, Ludlam, de= 

ill to sale at public 

vali 

Tbe voters, at a public meeting last 

Saturday night, decided by a vote of SO 

to 84 to SHSUB 150,^ in bonds f«r tlie 

erection of a high school. 

Rev, T, J. Crow has been cliiHJcii ck*l' 

vendue, at thii'vftiee «f ftrorean Hand, 

^1,, in (Jape May Uourt House, IJBW 

jersey, on " . 

FRIDAY, JtiNl 9, 1593, 

between the hours of twelve and five 

o'clock, to wit i At two o'clock hi the 

afternoon the following dHteriiied real 

tate, Hltuato in the township or 1)1 u« 

iH iii said county : 

No.i Is a tractor pt&ic of Cedar Swamn 

and cripple, adjoining laud now or late 

of the ueirH of *Itiry Learning, Hum. 

phrey SiitoH and Philip Stiles, contain, 

ing otie acre and a hnir and two perches 

more or less, parllcuturly detfcrli>ed in 

the deed from Albert H, Ludlnm to 

JoHtjph M, Ludlam dated October 5, 

ISM, and recorded iii the Clerk's Office 

iff said county iu Deed Book Z, pages 

NfcS'iaalot of Cripple lying below 

the miii dam and adkiining the mill 

lot and Jeremiah H, Nlxoii, eoii* 

veyed to jiwepl! SI. Liidiaro by James 

L, SraUh. administrator of Henry Lud= 

lam, by deed dsM July 10, IMS, and 

recorded as aforeHald in Deed Mtsik No, 

T7, pages HB, etc. 

No, S is all the right, title and interest 

of said decydeut of, in and to a tract of 

Meadow, containiiiK W aere», more «r 

leas, and lyliiff °« DunniB Creek, part 

of the real tstato late «f Henry Ltidfajii, 

deeeOHil particularly described in u 

deed fnim ftfarip Luiriam to Jijspph M. 

Ludiaro, dated AuguHt «0, imit Iu p«*» 

gewlon of the Hubsfiriber, 

No 4 is ail the right, title and interest 

of said deeedintnfrin nud to the soil of 

what IH known m the Ludlam Mill 

Piiiid and tho privilege of fliKidlug the 

Y0WR SHOGS 


Ocean City, 

C.A. 

81ft Anbar? 

All the latest styte in 

Indies and Gent's Shoos 

Gent's Fine Kusset Calf, 11!usher 

Clent's Fine Ualt Jiluoher Shoe 

!M\m' Fluo Kid Illueher Hlioe. 

Ladles' Douewl Tip Btuchcr Bhoe 

Ladles' FlneOxfora iiiuehif Bbo© 

Ladiyw 1 Fine RuSHet Oxford Shoe 

other Btylei too numerous to 

mention. 

Bicycle and Lawn Tennis 

Shoes in diflerent colors | also 

a genuine Kangaroo Shoe at 

Pine, Cedar 

and Hemlock 


Sliiifj, 

Winlow Franist 

BIIKU, Mulllm, 

Bfacketl, 

SMiglK, PltktU, 

Ufl( Dim, Cepett. 

A iuH supply constantly on 

hand, and under cover. 

Orders left at No, 759 As- 

bury avenue will receive imme* 


OWEN H, KUDER, 

4OS seventh Street, 

(iMf Ashtiry ATfthUr) 

I inber Yard aid Glee: 

Car, lilh St, k West kn., 

OITY, N. J. 

THOMAST 

NO. 108 MARKET STREET, 

PHILADELPHIA. 

REPfllRINQ NEATLY 

game, situate 

d "b Wt 

ege g 

Dciinlaville, on tlie 

b t 

sentence at Trenton for murdering 

BainueJ MBSBIP, inAUintleClty. While 

Bomers was quarreling with his wife 

^ d wmi killed with 

Bomers has served 

a blow front an ax, 

BRICK l BRICK 11 BRICK 11 J-Ôrferi 

for brick left at Thorn's hardware and 

furniture itnfi) brftt,GI«pn ObtUge, 8th 

3t. and Haven Av^., will receive prompt 

i w i t h Abel p Bcu 

3t. and Haven Av^., wl 

attention; or with Abel p, Bcull, eon 

trscterand bullderj'hlstjf qpttagB.Oen- 

611 

egate from ttiis eoun^ to represent tlilfl 

dlHtriijt In the Christian Endeavor Boci- 

ety eonveulien, which Cflnvenffl st 

Montreal, Canada, July Slh, 

William Fowdeh, of Camdeu, has suc- 

ceeded Ubariea W, Brown as superln^ 

tendentflf the Atlantic Electric Light 

Company. 

Charles Wright and William Gardner* 

two 15>year*Id boy§, were raved froin 

a watery graveSunday by Albert Wont- 

ton. The boat in which the Imys were 

sdling upset opposite Man Killer Island 

and they were nearly exhausted when 

picked up by Mr. Wootton. 

James Natty was arrested Saturday 

night for reckless driving. 

Trumbuli White, a Western author, 

will make a canoe trip from thin city to 

New York this summer, 

The electric lights, were not est!n- 

guiihed as was expected Sunday night 

because of the expiration of the city's 

contract with the corporation and a 

failure of renewal. 

The prejeeied driveway from this city 

along the beach to Longprt, six mile*, 

received an impetus at Monday night's 

meeting of the cnmmiUee, The rail- 

road companies oflered to furnish free 

of cost six hundred car loads of gravel. 

Mayor Wright has ismed orders to 

the police foree to shoot every dog found 

4inmuMled on the streets, 

Edward Waidmyer, a sign painter, 

fell from a seafloid Monday, Two ribs 

were broken, and his shoulder blade 

fractured. He will probably die. • 

Miss Josephine Fletcher, for three 

years musical instructor in the public 

echoolH, has resigned and instituted 

prueeediHga to recover three montbs' 

tjalary. The Board of Education re- 

fused to pay her because she declined 

to sign a release iu full, 

: iBSEOOH. , 

Mrs, Lewis has returned frimi Iloltl- 

more, having enjoyed a very prolonged 

and pleasant visit; 

' Nicholas Carman has about recovered 

from his recent illness. , 

Ellery Cranmer and sisters have been 

visiting at Mrs. B, M. Townseiid'B, 

Cards are out for the wedding of Miss 

Annie Ryan te William Dunham which 

game, situate i , 

road "bi Wtsit CJnsik, bu ttie BMHO iiioru 

All the nlmve deffe-rihix! projierly will 

he Hliiiwn oli apnlieatiiiii ti> A, ElUm 

Holme*. Ikmiiisville, K. J. tkHitHtin 

will be madH known i;ii dity of Hale, 

iialwi May S.A; J). 18t«t 

A, hLTON HOLMES, 

AdmiulHtmtor, 

MDHOAN HANH, ProeUir. 

. I*r'B Vim. 

FOB 

OB May BOlh a birthday parQ? was 

given Rev. F, A, HowelKat the ps 

BOnage, The members of the church 

and congregation preBentad Mr. Howell 

and wife with a very bandsome table- 

cloth and twelve napkins id match. 

Tbe dominlei thanked all who con* 

Mbuted to the present. FreBldtng 

EnaerHajfrlewafl preBent on this occa- 

sion, It also being iibput the time of our 

, 

flat Quarterly Conference. 

SEVlN-RieMlP G0t'T f AQt 

lot nt Llnwoml, rcawiiiable. Apply 

M. H, HOiUNSON. riposonlviile, N. J. 

WM. E. KERN. 

Cioii Engineer # 

SurDeydr. 

t For Male. 

Fine Cottage overlooking the bay 

near the Steamboat Landing and Suui« 

iper liailroad Btatlon, Laree veran. 

dalis; Htrt*t hiijirnvetl; clectrlp earn wil! 

rim close to diHir, For nnrtleularH apply 

to H, UURflS HORINBQK, 

O C i t N;J, 

HOTEL LAFAYETTE. 

on 

located* 

Bench. 

HNDIR NEW 

In nn!i=etiyig hoisl 

the prfwnt pmprifiu>« IBs 

rprt kiowpttg or how ti>ciin>r (s ii\« ons- 

fartof thi'lr g!!piM!, 

For ti-riii 4 , rooniH; clc, addr«i> the 

care tiebHt Ftohnr. 

FAMILY anuuEniE«i 

4LWAn Til ^»Hi?W AMD BBI f© H 

rOUHP W THE 1UBEET, 

FuU Flavor^ Teas, 

Choice Brands of CoHet, 


Canned Fruit 

Rddei, Spices, RaIsinsrDrii 

' Beel, Butter and Lard* 

Hams oi Best Qua! 

Weighed when Purchased 

Customers, - No Loss w 

Weight Charged to Purehasera. 

1 K» to wd Biki **i«* ppm tot hm, 

aRB ciRgTH, 

OeMn taty. V, J. 

WESLEY HOUSis, 

Cor, 8th St, and Wesley Ave,, 

OCEAN CITY, N. j. 

This limiHC to fipljghirullj Seated on • wide 

*»en»psf»wfeet fmm tlw oft*.B iieDmiae- 

dsiJniiH first claan Tprnui wunilfthfe Open 

•11 ihe year. • As E. OO f ' 

f 

1OW PRICES. 

GILBERT & LAKE, 

Itise and Sip ftuiten. 

Special nttentlon ttiveu to 

urve 

One of otiftMithnaiaBild wheelmen took 

il hdmewBid trip &om AUantld City re- 

in tn take place June 14th, 

Tlie funeral of Walter Klngsbury, 

whtfih took place on Sunday tast, was 

largely attended, .• The body was burled 

In M, E, eemetery at this place. 

Miss Clara and Master Harry itr«k> 

bine, of Phllacleiphia, have been Uie 

guest* of Miss Clara and Miss Anna 

Miekle, 

Mrs, Bamaon continues very iii. 

atrawbeitiw Are pleutlful and m» 

qultoes abundant 

A reward is bflered for the apprehen> 

slon ef the person who forcibly entered 

tbe store of Mrs, A, C, Matbews »me 

Ume betwwQ rtaturday night and Mon- 

day morning. , . '.:."\ : 

• • Mrs.Beed, of Philadelphia, been visl^ 

IngM-MffIfkfeW^;. -.- \r, =":|V' • ". •• : 

MR. ELLIOTT, 

Successor te MRS- R. MORRIS, 

DEALER IH 

Groceries, ProYlslons, 

CANNED OOODS, 

Dry Goods, Motions, 

A FULL LINE OF 

CHINA and OLAfifiW AIlE, 

Ho, 714 Anbury A v®M 

OOEAN OITY, N. J. 


, bciweti ft* mrn 

Ocean Cliy, H* J 

Now cipBii for the sea»u. 

S, DUBLEY, 

THE EMMETT, 

OOEAN CITY, M, J. 

Now oisn forreeeptien of gu#gt«, 

For tcriiis, etc,, addreis 

, A, BOYLE, 



OCEAN CITY, N, J, 

. _ jHadii and 

4SP West Avenue, 

OCEAH Olfi »» 

jobbing promptly attended 

to* Estimates cheerfully given. 

and use the best material* 

Orders left at Wm. Lafce*i 

office, corner Sixth and Asbury 

aTcnue, wUl receive prompt 

attention, . 


808 CENTRAL AVENUE, 

OCEAN U1TV, N, J. 

aummer vlslUirsareawiired of ef- 

fielent wrvlce, frefch J^KMIS atid PliJIa- 

delphis pries*. 

! 

JOHN BROWER, 

Painter aiiSlftzier. 

DEALER IH 

t.cswiit Hrsh Pure 

tmm4L Oil anfl 

First Quality Hard 

Varnishes. 

MB 

Oil and 

iiko la #¥*;? ^ r t l c o l u . t e l l i 

l t . Two Miiafis f Mm the OO**^ depot fir 

pr*t offlee, FijihfnK, boating Mil mtllilK w!l*t 

within a few mlnuu* w«Ile from the heuH. 

J08, O, pOWK, Prop. 

ALLAIRE COTTAGE, 

Cor. Qth St. and Central Aveit 

(Formerly Sixth fL and Central A».) 

Ocean 

A, B, RANCK, 

ReberfeT Fire and Water 

Proof Faintat 

Pure*Me^lHc Paints for Tir* 

and Shingle Roofs (and no 

oilier should be used where 

rain water is caught for family 

use), 

AJ1 brands of Ready Mixed 

Paints. 

Window Glass of all kinds 

and patterns. Reference given. 

HTOBEOTf A 

OCEAN 

FIDELIA COTTAGE, ' 

Cor, 4th St.and Central Ave,, 

OCEAN CITY, N,J, 

Petlgiitfiii, Full vfctw tt Oc**n «hd 

fftBi f ii 

n»r. 

. HUB, LA 

ll 

KE, 

ATalon, N* J., 

WILLIAM A. MANAHAN, Prop'r. 

EntUA ud rumWwd u,it 

idmlrrtlj i«si«d hstel n 

""ism 

TIM 

air Oio 

erqmJ 

ttti.% ernUH), 

• P^vQiMltt 

BARGAINS 

IN SPRING 

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v AT 

_.j Hsm FBIOS L .,, 

^LANTi&AyiloiiiJiMM 

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A LEFT HANMW MAN, sail -*T* asm ma meal M un cotter lareforjHmhMteJirtBd 

is of to us* 

BaWBUiM. Jma 4,—£1* •ermon p&> 

faetedbf Hat, DE fUpufe fwthta fer# 

aooa U bonded eo the tort Judge* 

hUdf U 

w»j •tamtfan. Tttit-Egio* 

M tb. nil «urf . p^, ^ ^ ta5S5J5SSS?E 

TJwra wei» hnndreda a* people w&0 will Ml with yea no= neg at the table 

would bare considered it the greatsi w it the hearth, Her ami goes eat to 

bosoF of their Ufojutto have him speak gently yen do not ftMcJly know tha a* 

to them, Ytt although he la so high nj total of ittgetag, Feld the h«dj that 

dt h i t b d l have in* » aaay kiadnema fof yon 

right ©TSF the heart that has beat with 

te tewmrd fog dace before TOO wen 

bore. Let th# pilgrim retf. 8h A 

Death fa tht nnfflcr boage! 

Gth bt 

AN UNPLEASANT SMOCK, 

HIM Hh u Oatr tb* 

w» 

uototh* Lord the Lard «I«1 

op a deHverer, Ehnd,tlis tea e| 

BJlt kfh 

eath fa tht nnfflcr boage! 

Gather about na what we win of com- 

ort asd lns b th l 

left taadod, 

W2 

faler is ZaseL 

md what waa 

Hawni 

tand that the Hblft 

h 

Sft 

âf - - --=-= =• . . •=-___» jp _ . . _•*=— »—•—• U l f l v m i 

Babupotei spAB thaa a snort oatrags- 

sutt. aad, Human of whom I first 

agifab had a divine eommbmon to de- 

itroy thaJcppremw. He HOI, pretend- 

nvtbatbs' WM going to pay the t«. 

aodtaksdto iesKing Eglon. Be wu 

told bt WM In the tnmmer home, the 

i*M* to which tasking retired when if 

rates bet to sit in ths palace. This 

•muster botus VMS place •nrroooded 

\nf flowers and trees and tprmglBg fonn- 

taiaa and warbling bK& 

Chad entered tha itiiniser hoajeand 

tail ID King Eglonthm he had Yaacfei 

srknd witb flint Ini&iadiat^? ali £bj| 

attendant! wits waved oat of ths roy'ai 

Enance, King Egloa risai op to n- 

&kn tb* messenger, Ehud, the (eft 

basded nun, put* tata left band to his 

right rids, pulhjout s dagger MdthrnMs 

Egloo throngh nnUl tbe baft went ia 

after tbe blade, Eglon falls, Ehud 

coma forth to blow atoampet of re> 

suit amid the msBstyas of Ephraim, 

aad a great hart la marshaled, asipfond 

Math nfamits to the conqueror, and 

tead ia f» So,0 Lori, let all thy 

Haataa peria&l ie, O Lead, let «J] thy 

frlaaOa MnrnpU 

LETT BAH 

fa worldly podtion he is not beyond thi 

reach of Ehud's dagger- I we § greftl 

many people trying to climb op In aoeia] 

pmttion, having an ids thai then ia • 

» 

ft* pf^ tebaildatewa> that could ia,eor entering doea be wait to 

urns, bat I think if pnf, ttb pietum we ha« gathered on ths 

only good «aaagh wt will, Or bending owr yea? pillow ho 

* ' doea not stop to tee whether then U"» 

color in the cheek, or geatleBai in the 

eye,« mitiUgeflce in tie brow. Bat 

what of thai? Most we stand forever 

monming among the grave* sf our dead, 

No! Ho! The peepfe in Bengal bring 

fierest It 

meaarernnning 

-If 

tkdpate, what hare'they got! Hen are 

Bet safe from calumny whits they live. 

•fter ttty are dsd, fof I bate sees 

•wins root up graveyards. 

One day a man gees up tote pablldty. 

and tts world 

an riaga na trowel opoo the brick bs 

de«pot«xpect to put spa perfect wait 

TaaBratttna a arjpenter Mods a pta» 

OWkboatd ordrinaa) bittarsngbay 

b«N9 ha doea not expect to nuke parfest 

death comes to the •nmser house, Eg- 

loa did not expect to die in that fine 

plaoi Anita aU the flower lata that 

drifted like au&mer now into the win* 

dowi in the tinkleaad daah of the foun- 

tains; in tho sound of a thousand leav^ 

Sattering on one tree branch; in the cool 

hteexe that came up to shake feverish 

trouble eat of the king*(t locks, tbern 

was nothing that spake of Seatb, bnt 

tbsshedM! Ia the winter, wfaes the 

snow is a shroud, and whan tbe wind la 

a dirge, it ta easy to think of onr mortal- 

ity, fast when the weather is pleasant' 

aad aU ear surroundings are agreeable 

bow dimcnlt it is for n» to appreciate 

tbe troth that we are moftalt Aad yet 

mytextteacbM that death does some, 

times come to the aunuss beaaa. 

He Is blind ana cannot see the leavea. 

He U deaf and cannot bear the foun- 

taiaa. Oh, if death wonlfl ask us for 

vtcMmi, we could point him to hundreda 

of people who wonld rejoies to ban 

him come. Posh back the dow of that 

boveL Look at that little child—cold 

and sick and hungry. It has never heard 

the name of Ood bat In blasphany. Par 

enta intoxicated staggering aroand its 

straw bed. Oh. death, there ta • mark 

fortheei Dp with it into the light! Be- 

fore these little feet stumble on life's 

pathway giya thein rat 

Here U an aged num. He has done 

ok work. Be has done it gloriously, 

Ths companions of his youth sre all 

gene, Ua children dead, He loiup to be 

at rat, nnd wearily the days and the 

nights pass, 

these straita? They call them the «„„ 

ofTeam,' 1 Ot I itaad tedar at toe gate 

of tew thsagh wbjeb mmy rf year 

loved ones have goae, and 1 want to t#ll 

roIUi ! yea that all are not •biawT&eiid thai 

ha¥# gms' thfoBgh those straits iato tte 

Thi Ifeat oeean iSBtcbfflf ant beyoad, 

The sound that comia fium that other 

shoro on 11111 nights when we ttre wrap- 

ped in nrayer makes ma tolnk that the 

departed are not dead. We ate the dead 

—We who toll, we who weepi wa who 

ein—we a» the dead, Sow my heart 

sch« for human sorTOwl TOaaoaiidof 

breaking hearts thai I hoar all about mel 

This last look of faca that will never 

brighten again! This last Was of lips 

that never will speak againi This widow- 

hood ud orphanage! Ob, when will'the 

day of sorrow be goner 

After the tbarpest winter tbe spring 

dismount! from the shoulder of a south- 

ern gale ana puts its warm band upon 

the earth, aal is ita palm then comes 

tha grass, asd' tawe come the flowers, 

and God reads over the poetry of bird 

and brook *wd^ bloom and prononnoa it 

vety good. What, my friends, if erery 

winter had not its spring, and every 

night its day, aad awry gloom Its glow. 

'•Well. y.ea;;i(BowT5wTlfX--,-. 

ls=*PerkhiB her natno is, B1II-K JI 

eight to behold, aa her flab hosim r. 

an awful lot •taca her last visit in r- 

"She's so short she can't cam 1 nil • 

astnach aa some folks said iv; , 

shemut weigh eoraidable evw « • 

deedwdflf^^ 

"1 reckon she'd got above ... 

time I se her," said His Mnlvln; 

"Well,* centioBBd Jltas HoblH. •: 

rett's wife wa'n't there when 1 fu-1 v 

m, an BO I had the opp'tunity I v,= i. 

waatia te speak with Hia Perhiti*< = 

knew how she most bate to bo gut tu ; 

fit, an m I began to tell her hyw H., 

could rejuee her flesh, 

"I told her abtmt Aant Anne, ah hu%< 

she'd lost 40 poaads by dois so nnd m 

an I handed her the Ust of thlnga tu tsii 

and not to eat that I've beta carryii. 

roand for thq hut 10 daya againit a fav' 

fable time tu give it to her. 

"Aa I told her what bad helped QsBsin 

Philana«, wjiM-iympthlsed with hw 

and told her I knew them methods would 

bring her down j«t where the'd waul 

to ba An she smiled at meso't 1 said 

ds fflm who bt the flwtf ^V*? 

nrist gift, L*8smwl,BsTld,Joiib 

jihttdirfaspi* 

yjdlaats tt tfa 

tfae.ro«b«» dnU,«Bd 

fwmhaivs in tb* toul 0» es 

iueh a en* is dj»k sod gloomy Iw 

lirtss te oM BardlU wba fa»i««I gr 

King Dartd to saM U* Mpu with the 

I kiag Ia JWUMISB: "I « Itta 4^fe» 

J aco» jeaBold, wans I dbBSB 

goaSMdeiilF Can thy errant ttaie 

1 «t or what 1 dHakf Ou 1 bar toy 

t l U net and ringing 

feldh 

m mm mmi mm CITY, N. JS 

•i -Si 

ho has an tend a number oi desirable lumished and yniuF^ 

bhal cottipi. Full infonnatlon furnished on application.^ 

Bunding lott lor sile In ev^ iection of the cityt I also : 

hava i^ lots near TWrty-€'I hth * slreetj which l *® olfer to / 

fi l th hare 

a 

JVC IJOWPW 1 "' «—---^ --B 

syndtow, five lots to the share, 

wloin on Bond and Mortgage on improve4'; 

SCODDER LUMBER CO,, 

PUNINS MILL, SASH FACTOR AND LUMEBR YAMK 

eottOT Whaôfirtttfti»feooldthrs*' 

net be |« a burftn ute my, laid the 

kins" (U gdm. six, S6)f Bsrsiltal ws» 

dnii: '-*-•« a. good man, fit he gimplrdfr 

asiijHi tfae Qidioary BOlttMa of the bodf ID 

oldhg 

enEonngin: 

I shenlda't Wa mite nrpifsed if by 

this time negt year you was as slim as I 

be,' "An what do yw s'poae test creetui 

Jdr 

Jdr 

Miss Malvina shook her bead aad for- 

bore to make any Eonjestnrea, 

"Why. ihs looked me up an down, an 

Bays she, still suiilin: 

" 'Do you think that would bo eiackly 

'blWMBobbr 

S, "in the day when t&t keeptn at ih* 

boiue shftll tremble, and the tasng nifn 

ahfill bow tbemielves, ud the ^5nd«i 

Ink out of the >indowi*be dwjuswd." 

TtU i.*MiggestivB ef the Ulan of 

and wras, feet and lega, l«th aud 

lie rarthlj hooao begins te desay, £-.„,- 

I* tvWeat ID every pan, sod U th&v |g no 

light ghiqltui fwm ators the na It Is a 

ar«ryplitBR. Baf lH«To&a^TBr 

Mind and eompjinlon of Joenaft, «eh of 

whom wholly foHowwl the Leris "Lo, I 

am this day fourmsireaad five F f U 

Atl Mmg thU dayssI 

A 

weeaMpp- TbsifitHttHBfaoyasai 

*rtjr®nh»do*BOt expeetto chime a 

"*Liia» Sookb" wi "Lady af the Lake." 

Pa not be Hirpriseaif is waaBr* *£• 

f^ di d 

e irpriseaif is waaBr 

doing good yes ate not 

f L V d d t b 

tatselynoeeiifttLVttdM!tBBdtb 

tahum is an art, •«JeaeB. n trada, 

ftawt w» Mi btaîi* performing a 

oomitton on tte hmnao 

r stood by sod a^dj 

y yea do that. It doesn't 

te CHOW f« any tranMe atalL p 

th* m msim, "it is wry 

, bnt I apoQed ahatfol of eys 

tbat" mI irt tnipriifld'If ft 

befote we can help 

M ad bring them 

L«tft iaadsd 

•us, coins qqlekly,** Oh, death, there IJI 

a mark for flreet Take from htm the 

ataff and give hint ths se^pterI Dp with 

Mm into the light, where eyes never 

grow dim, and the air whitens not 

through tee long years of eternity. Ah, 

death will not do that. Death tnrni 

back -from the straw bed and from the 

aged man ready for tbe skits and comes 

to the BcmaieT house. 

What dost thou here, thou bony, 

ghastly monster, amid Oil waving grass 

and under this stmUght sifting through 

the tree branches? Children are at play. 

How qnkkly ttirfr feet go fend their 

locks tea In As wmdt father and 

night its day, and ewry gloom its glow, 

and wary bitter now its sweet hereafter! 

If yon have been on the sea, yon know, 

•s the • hip passes In the nigai, there is a 

phosphorescent track left behind it, and 

as the watery roll ^p they toss with uu- 

plendor, Well, acros thii 

onean of human trouble Jftres 

walks. Oh, that in the phosphore«ent 

track of hia feet wa ml^htsJI follow and 

be iUnminedl 

There was s gentlenan in the rail car 

who saw in that same"'car three passen- 

gers of very differsnt droumstancHi 

The first wai a maniac. Be tu care- 

fnlly goaraed by bi» attendants; his 

mind, like A ship dismasted, was heat- 

ing against a dark, desolate coast, from 

.which no help could come. The train 

•topped, and the man was taken oat into 

the asylum to watte away perhaps 

throngh years of gloosL The steend 

fijsenger was a culprit. The sntt^td 

law had seized on him. At the cars 

Jolted the chains rattled. On his face 

wen crime, depravity and despair. The 

train halted, and he was taken ont to the 

penitentiary, to which be had been COD- 

demned. There was the third passen- 

ger under far different circumstances. 

Shews* a bride. Erery hoar was'gay 

as a marriago bell Life gUttered and 

beckoned. Her companion was taking 

her to Ws father's house, The train 

halted. The old nan was there to we)* 

come her to her new home, and his 

white locks snowed down upon her as 

he sealed his word with a father's" kite, 

Qnidkly we fly toward eternity. We 

will soon be there, Seme leave this Hfq 

irble.WMBobbsr 

Why, I eonldnH bTiBTemy own eaw," 

said Miss Eegiah, growing still redder, 

with a wave of angry recollection, 

"AU I esn say ia, M ihe added as she 

rose and straightened the folds of hef 

dr&M o?er her gannt, spare ffliai, 'HI 

she don't know a tasty, sUm Bflptr when 

she aees it, why, I giw her npr—Yontb's 

Companion, 

condemned enlpritfl. They refused a par- 

don; they carry their ohalna. Oh, may 

it be with u that, leaving thla fleeting 

Ufa for ths next, we may find onr Father 

ready to gr«t as^ onr new home with 

blm forever. That will be SKirriags 

banquet! Father's welcomol Father*! 

besBtnl Father's klas! Heaven 1 Heaven! 

The tree Mobammedu is enjoined to 

prayer five times a day—namely, first in 

the morning before sunrise, at noon, u 

the afterneon before sunset, in the even 

Ing between mnset aad dark, aad be- 

tween twilight ud the fint watch, be- 

ing the w«m prayis, Aiia^prays 

is volunteered by many between the first 

watch of the night and the dawn of day. 

These pMym are simply repetitions of 

the laudatory ejaculation, "God y 

great!" "God to powerfulr i! Qod to all 

powiffnir and are counted byttjescru* 

pnlonson a string of beads. They may be 

pertonfled at toe mosqne or any dean 

place, , 

During pTftyer the eyes are tnned to 

the Kebla or point of the heavens in tha 

direction of Mesa, which to indicated in 

every mosque by a niche called Mehrab. 

and externally by ths positioa of min< 

areti and doom Even the posture dur» 

mg prayer is prescribed. The most sol- 

emn adorattoa is bowmg the forehesd ts 

the ground, , Women are to fold theii 

bands en their bosomi and not to make 

ancb profound obetoaaea as the men. 

They are to pray gently and not to ac- 

company toe rats to the mosque. In 

addrasuig Qed wortbJpen are to be 

humble, putting aMde jewels and costly 

8pparel,=Brooklyn Eagle. 

.,„, tben.treii IO to mjrtHSgth now for 

war, hptb to go ont and io e«e In" (Joah 

Slv, 10,11). 

4. "Asd the d«m nhsli be Ant tatta 

Mr«t« wben theeonnd ef fte prtsdhig ti 

low, and he Khali ristupat the voleeof She 

bitd, and AU thedaaghte of tnosJc ihall 

be brought low," Suggaiyv?qf Ups elofr 

big in ttpo ienteleM gums, lsabllliy te 

njecp and falluM of thevoke, Comnent 

seems ann«t-*wwt; tfUtflf conrite the pos- 

stbUitis of an old age is tbe f«r of God. 

Think of MnntB, of whom It In wii W*n that 

at tteftge ISfthfjieye n> Dot diB nor Ui 

Bstoml force tbatid. At ttM m be 

walked Dp the moniit*ln aieae and west 

onl to he with 6ed, and 1,400 yean Uu« 

we find him alive iwd well (Dent xxxl*t I; 

Doont Window Frames, Shutters, Sash, Moldings, Brackets 

Hot Bid Sash, Scroll Work, Turning, ike. 

ALSO PEALflit IK 

nUILlDING LUMBER OP 1VERY DraORIPTION, OP WHICH 

A LARQESWK U OONhTANTLY ON HAf.D( UKtiKR 

OOVKR, WELL SEASONED *«» 

SOLD AT LOWKT MARKfTT PRICES. 

AUD FKDEBAL MTREETO, CAflDEff, H, J 

h.«U,3j= 

a "Also wbsi they sUl bs afmld of 

that whieb In high, and fea» «hsll be to 

the way, and the almond tree pthiOl fiowiio, 

ud the grtjohqjiwf HUI be a taideo, and 

dstire dull Ml, betanae nun goeth to his 

long hom* nnd tbe mourners go about tbe 

BtrCTtft," Tbin U protaWy KnertiTa of 

tfae ensily t*rrifled old pencil to whom 

erwyibing is a burden and noihisg U catU- 

fjing, TbeaJmotid tn* may sttgpat to 

white bend of olA age, siad the 

Bpokiffi ef m the long Jwmf, O 

•an" U Hill thejtey,fcjfthe rpjoldngfas 

nntieipati* GO long home to the 

b "with Chrirt Jo di" «b 

Y. OORSON, 

REAL ESTÊ AGENT, AND 


No, 721 Asburj Avenue, 

OCEAN CITY, N* J* 

WM, L4KJK. _*enl w(*ta a«e Uui 

h C i ld lll d ft 

Iha OompOund O*yi*ii bid Ci-rlalnly dona woft= 

isrt for itis, It TIM .IH relieirf ms si tb* 

treadf ul *p*>(!n I irted to liaê, I (Irtnlj belle** 

hat | mm\4k h*TB pine lute crawampMap |Ut 

viptpr, liner 1 bid pnrumonia. If I had not takoB 

ifa» CoMprmni) Oiryfcpn, I imi« «y Unt I kin 

la baiter h«lth tha» ntr tartar* tineti I waa > 

child, and ail from __«(!* OrimjUmod Ol/ges 

frBBlffleni, I fffll Ihst I vail tieiSF mj bull 

eoOBBlt (n lit prailB and of Ihri jtHUned II hu 

dqnemf, ; 1«|, E. WuOd, 

inl 

and hM 

I 

On. Bjirier 5 Fateti, HiiiftdHphlm Fa, 

AlHHt t inn Me I Mimiilcnoid UMAR Of>n>- 

f g , M pTOp»«l 6j Wf». BUtMejf & 

I *at MimfriBs from ihrosi ud IUHB 

tba left inriffhiTlnK hidutbeHj 

nd hMlnf trird all owier nmeilM knen w 

Be. I wu Didu@ed ie try jaw rfinwdj. 

II oared Bis perBuntDiiy.and I i^Jgiee Owl 

It »** BTef aads feanvD to nt. Ii h*i dene 

nnTtbiHC fw w* I eenid HITS M*rf. 1 bare 

rwommendea it ta Hteni othen, whs hue 

triedn>nd bren brtudMid, rrHBbMM It 

W|lbioBj(ff>mW»t confidence 

motfeft, Sjt WB 

lint 

. , __, _Jd Bs hi* no* had 

of m ttteHi af tba A*thm» ilnee 

ifaa snt Atm I Uie plaMara tn r«= 

mmending n » ml my f riendi who am afflicted 

' BleaiMNMHi ItaeapiffDaAlihsit 

n UipaiiBumpaeqllnrlqUilicllnMta. 

IA MD. in 

Drr BUrtey* Paleo, nilHtclplilB. F». 

IE la nn micrfU that afier epnghlmt mlly 

nanttui, aD4 ln*tlnif wltB IBs T*rr bcM 

qlana, I obrajnad nir lint rHt anil Built fr 

nja at Compound Oifpn B«Da E. i 

danlaoo, OUo- 

y 

t phyal- 

freni tbe 

A4mn*, 

Now thai •stones hu pmted bwond m thtdow 

of douM Ihat Inf6iBJ»r«W5e of DipPjnUiil* III a 

iuB nibjeot to ifie taina nituni towt tbtt 

ttfl all dlwma. nioepHble to tfMnant, 

*DdM)wnaprOpi>rUii|i flf cMHCqnliEH. 

otelr H with «ny Other mortjH eanWen of Hi* 

vtem.we hM« hidad rHebtlrTfcie IfUleiMtl 

*14 t«n for A1««fesit nt«rpblna, «*«. 

TU»faj MpraCent Ib* neu«A perten of aur 

lTf4 byhgdlii bn 

Bud p^ 

»W* ar^ 

b* neu«A p n 

i)4 byhgdlii* bn 

w, a T. V. offioer*, 

. nusn K. wiffl 

ftiai taltt 

, nry 

wifflwa HJ« 

taltt 

l d 

ODl 

T 

HVIIIH a&pat, w. o, 

ar,-Ui|iHlpImfl'W;o 

lendd.HeTfcZnniCen, h»BllUep 

Irmlnir Ht«r ot Ft-brnwy 11HB, •»• o(4t, "If 

M b4t • f««nt oJtperiniMtS fq Oar stir, bat IE 0*n 

rf*f to H frtnafltflhiB eildenert Of ini^w u 

Older tMUluMons in «her plscel Tho«ft afBlot- 

«d by an nnjpmirrtblc appellts lov Mqqor *nd 

reanrwaiiE hf be ciir*d.C4B 67 • few weeb* 

trralinem hmwm nUenee of |la power." 

Amen* onr hearty iw-w^rUn Ht) Stabop 

FUlewi, Bar. s>, small, Ben Walter Thorn*. 

lUJfc Bon, Janus B. noiam, Oai. 8, B, SlD>Jfr- 

Mn,,O«b O, B, iiowani, k>ir lathnrp and 

liSR* 

, W*b*T» ofgmnlaal a mp^nnmeB^wtop 

food to t«tod «ll Hiiat|n|r«*BawftoeaBhfl* 

f i t ad Jd t 

food to t«tod «ll Hiiat|n|r«*Bawfto 

my- fpr mBbn»ni at Rnadf rwJnwd ntt, 

ailnttibeir sbMsftnwtiorrpaytot&e rana In 

«wy laatallmentll. after tfelSK ratlorBd, By *D 

tetew* H» mnfOhrHd onrtarl 

Wllte Hie M money YQ 

of 

^M uqjn «a ptsad ai wa an t» N in- 

9^f d tn, W* de 

sad o^Mniio^fâkaiid >• Np atf to 

ll a»ayart«r a^fflwdan, v* ^m* tlw 

Ut psBsok«tiflfth&f b »*^ y 

IN THE WHITE WOODS. 

eiplain 

And NatUM's bpttuly eHRH tn WUIB, 

The wltiter woedH HTO still ni fair 

A* when tho BUininer llngcnsi thpfc. 

Alt In whttc Mil) sJijBlfl Hhtl'hnaJioil 

When NatuWi linsl urn! sijnimef flushed, 

Laya lu lhitiot tftk mr-i fur I rtm forvvpr lsat to 

1, Viiuf hiftrtbrokcti - AtniS. 

ieniiblfl, gooil natured QCOTBB bnrrt 

Into a tit of merry laughter as he road 

thistiniBtle, ' : ' • ' ' 

•'Hero's a Hi«! mii up, 1 * muttered hgr 

'and all heennsij my wife hapiiened to 

place her dressmaking enrd among rniao 

when BHR was nminging my cifdcMp 

yesterday. Well, I anppoio I'll have to 

go after her nad saplain,' s 

Ho went into tho Hhfory below pre= 

paratory to leaving the house and dig* 

covered lying en tho table another letter 

(IHS»K1 to Win, [ ' , 

•Hcllu!" Oitohiiniwl he. as ho opotiod 

and glanced at tho tspiatle, "More com- 

uiliujiH, and all on acconat of that 

tlock. 

i 4 H d e h | m t o 

Utnt, Ulsi rrlMlHa rturtunbury U, OF rattier 

WQH.raj 1 nlTlanMsl wlfo to {inn injr righito 

coll ma bi fwssmnt fur ynur infoBwUii HfidNi 

Of (odftjf. He inaii, IHUl a HUirHed nail at that, 

slial! Kivu jircsmts in' ojie I law, ormth«r him 

lpv«Usni1 ilnny mo thu Mtlsfaction dyo tan 

KrnUcmjin. Hy disiBiiiiting » fenitenua. to 

confer with Mr- Uktrk, A friend of mine. In ro- 

d tn tlio mcflsHiry iirmimcment»,jDti»iU 

"&^ty, totty,** cried Mr, MaybloiBotD, 

roiriyeonvfliaedmttilaBghteR '" * " 

OH I live! H-HIR that dock anyway! 1 

wonder What will turn up nextT 

"I will,*' oxdaimed n voico melodrft- 

matiuilly 

Ho hniked up front tho challenge ftfl 

was muling" and beheld Priflcilla stand- 

ing beforu him, wrathful at» KtjmflBia 

and holding tho unlucky clock in fttbioat* 

suing attitude. , 

'•Mr. HsyLIoBsom," ndd she, "I b*Te 

como hero tu tell yon thai J tnat none 

of yonr presents. If I had known " 

you sent mo that clock, I wouldn't 

rosdvud it, IthaJijUrcsdyrQbbedi 

my lever, aofl yea can take 

moos sift buck -twain," 

With that eho horlSd; tha, poor € 

tbe floor. 

"Yoo gidilj 1 , hAadntrong gh-ir ei- 

eMmed he nsgtily. "Now yau'va-daba. 

tho dnmi^s without listening to « word 

of t'Spianation " 

"I wnnt no cjcpltiniiiktaj from yon, 

thr," retorted elin lianghtily. leaving tha 

room. - 

As 108 descended tho Btaircaie fibe on- 

eonntercd Hn, Mnybloajoui with htr 

mother, asenaihk, practical woman, who 

had induced her uanghter to return and 

leek art oxuhui&tlun of the apparently 

tuspldoua clrcntnatAncna from Mr, May* 

blosost, 

A flatlc onctrantoi 1 bptwecn the wife and 

tite dressmaker aoeined imnnnemt when 

the front door opened and Aogujtua en* 

terwl 

Tho young man had trucked his ewert- 

henrt to thuNyrry house and had cotneto 

drag her awnfrby force if neeesarf, 

Portnnatelyjftt this inmnont Mr. May- 

ld f thb b 

and after eome jlifHtfnlty managed g 

tho see^tary explanation, The result 

of tfl was a fopemtant wife,, two contrite 

and cfsrtfaH^ lovers, nnd—A rained 

dock,—London Tit-Htt 

Onr O«od Qoqda, 

Already a sf arises from many qtinr- 

ton tb&iiome of tho now dns mate- 

rials will Blip in the seatns, which tend' 

esey is hated by cvary woman making 

or wearing a gown. Bop sackings have 

been spoken of, also iorgej and deasy 

cheviot* . • . 

In many raflea the corapWnts am 

just, but only where the shopper bnya 

inferior goodi. If merchaots would 

keep and women bny goods of merit 

onlyj they would never complsin of 

Hgami slipping; This dose not man {be 

•most eipenalve goods, bot a trustworthy 

qoaUty, of which there we maay among 

the flomestie and foreign drew goods. 

An opes ateatf weave of woolen or 

silk goods wtlt, from its very nature, slip 

or pull In tho scams If it is of * poor, 

cheap finality, Bny reliable goods of 

melinro quality, Mid so matter bow 

fdeary the woavo they will prore Boffl- 

doutly fiim to hold tho stftctilng of tbo 

It ie not nectissafy to decry cer' 

tetfltod h 

^Ly, __ 

remedy Uet with ths merchant ud tbo 

ehopper, who should refuse them in 

the cheapest grades. Cnforfcnnatrfy Is 

the« dayg mecaslul nulerlda are Often 

bTouRht oat In ehesper and ehonper 

qualities, until they are at bit drtTcn 

from the market,—Dry Goods Econo- 

mist ; 

Painted WtiKe ri» tin 

Ftiint often peeli from wblto 

floors on aceoant of the tattering which 

tho Boff wood gets from boot heels, eto, 

One such has been treated in a way that, 

so fur, prondac* to bo a CBFO, Komove 

nil the loose paint and' clean the floor, 

Ujlng careful to rinao off nil the ioap. 

When very dry, apply Unwed oQ, Smofc. 

ing hot—hot eriosgh to tnrn a wbltq 

feather a little brown. It is then tbtn 

aod penetrates the wood, This will spoil 

ii brush* of bristles, but It ia vastly dona 

with an imitation brush of cotton cloth 

rolled on a flat stick and tacked. Let 

tho oil dry and harden thro© or fom 

day!, the longer the better. 

Toon paint the bare portions .with 

paint made largely of .ml lead, one oi 

two coats, When well dri&d, paint th« 

wools floor for uniform color. Do not 

let the dealer make yon believe his rends 

raised ii "ths thing," Yon will get only 

oeher, and that ii earth and "dirt cheap,* 1 

The metal plgmente nrefsr better, Tha 

points to lOBlat on are; Bet oil and thor- 

ough drying to harden the wood and tha 

red lead paint,—Baltimore Americas, 

A Bimstliignf (tewing Claaaw. 

One of tho pnu-tloal resulta of thq 

great good doao by tins sowing ckum 

held among uoeiety women daring the 

past Bffison Is a determined effort about 

to bo made to place the'sawlng Bchoolaoi 

New fork on • more prnetieftl and ag> 

Hotwitbgtandlng the largo number ol 

these schools and tho great changg 

wrought during the last few years in all 

Industrial education, th^Sowtng Schooli 

itUl romain bi a large meanro isolated, 

and those engaged In this work ETO with- 

out tho adyantagis ef comparing expert- 

mum with ethers working along tha 

uno llnua aod tecfliviag nggeeOuoi 

from them. 

In viow of this fact ft taaa hen pro- 

poBOrt that a eo&fer&npa of sewing scnoui 

workeTB be held at tiiS 1 Tathera 1 ooUcgfl, 

êw York Herald/ I V T • , 

About one>thifd of tho world eooftinif^ 

to wimt another one-tUrd 4oq9, tblnki 

or wishes.* Yoa POO it on every hasd, 

People go to chnpch bofflo» S

'} % 

. " • , * • 

v 

tTss 

rHUHfiI>AYf JD2TE 15, 1S98. 

people ofOeanClfr will 

begin holding dittos senrtees for the 

irinn nest Sunday, Jane 18th, in 

*&#eliH*n f s HsiJ, on Asbniy avenue, be- 

low fisventn stiset- Piesfblnji at S-» 

sod tJD P, tf., by HOT. J, F. lee, pastor. 

yf 

now raarkaf snljr bjf ttent and twisted 

tnds and charted tlmben. The Hi* 

EL f JtfmW, Hmlth, Alfnd Hebnn 

*•Joseph C Bodey van elected T 

efihe M, E-Church far thi» yean at 

Td 

KS- 

on Tbaiadajf evening. 

Immediately After tbe etetlUfli the new 

Baud etgwlsd by electing JL C. R«*« 

luaan, ptaidaat; J.O. Down, rlee p 

.lit Monday fnomliig bj 

Mr- Kenuey. an empjajee of the«aiab> 

lishmetit who etent In the leentd story 

of thetalldinE. H* was awakened by 

the aaeklbg of the window panes In 

hto roota, cawed by the lotense beat, 

and apftDglniE froto his bed hasttlj 

made hto ejrli from the burning balld- 

Hlfl€rit*of "fire, fire" awakened 

, "ftbeTr«ynioi», which 

Is but a few feel to the watt si the de- 

•trojed •tmctore, who quickly aroBsed 

the inmates of the hotel, and jBcoriag 

a box of new bUnkets from the store* 

rooin, Htarafed them with wmtcr and 

esnred the roof *nd that portion of the 

hotel m«t spaaed m Ins flame!, tbns 

aartng one of Deean City's bjuidaoei«r 

just hall—titosc Taffeta Plaids 

loTElouse Waists. Very likely 

h* b f 

better for 

than if silk worms 

that use 

furnished 

, p ; , p 

Meat: lohnW, Smith, sêteâry; and 

Ik R. Thorns, teEganier, 

Tbe (Talon Transfer Company y *|* 

«W appreciated by those whs make 

ofluiikdlUiea, li diminishes U* 

of travel t*ry considerably 

buds of thb 

company wd to have it delivered to 

Inideatinatfsn In good order, trltboot 

the neeeslty for bntmring a single 

tnomgfat upon It, and at a east which Is 

trifling when compared 

which &» 

ith the an- 

Within s sbort time after the 

veryof the fire a Urge number of sor 

trttlsene, armed with 

l 

John A. English, proprietor of the 

Traynaore, dadioua of showing his ap- 

predation of ihe aetlati of OOF dUsftna 

In protecting hto botel from Ons Mandaj 

last, bn piaented the 

fire company with • f 10 bill 

their Rumtmt and hints ibat 

The committee of arrangements tor 

thf mx&m held at J.T. Price's wish to 

* fender* vote of thanks to Mr. and Mm. 

Oafry O. Btselman and their assistants 

'r In thf «»nent nmsie rendered st that 

' mctabk, and *!» to all other friends 

,WbeattI*t#d In tbe entertainment. 

utlpltmeBt, were en the scene gad done 

noble work In einflning the Qame8 to 

the bnildlng la which they itarted. 

Owing to the iDBamniable Baton of 

the materials used In the srastRteUon 

of the anHl and the had waf galnal 

by the fl» before discovery, the content* 

of the boildlog were eonsnmed. 

I, G. Adams, of Atlantic City, owner 

of the e&rowl, bad had the building 

newly painted this spring, besides giv- 

ing the rnachlnery a complete o?er- 

haullng. His Ion ii f 15.000, with an 

insoraaoe of W)00. The danuge done 

totheTrayrnQrewtn Mmsfint to about 

|20O, tod the dty'a ]sa Is In the neigh, 

borboodof |60. 

Tbtowaatbe moat dlnAttna ftjnfls. 

every fiber. Silk and Wool 

so periccflyput together that 

the goodness of each shows at 

the best. Handsome as they 

are, they 1 II seem handsomer 

when you know the price—#i 

instead of $1.50. Seven 

styles, 39 inches. 

Natfy blue Serges are may* 

be quickest steppers just now 

from the counters of Summery 

Woolen stuffs. 

At «s« a good SO*quality, 3S in, 

At 50e,» good aOe qnjjiiy, 3i in. 

At SOe, a gooJ 7Se qBAlity, 60 ia. 

At 7MC, a food 85s qn*lHj, 46 fa, 

At Ufa a good it W qnali^ri f0 fa, 8 

At •LQQ* good *mi QUfclity, 66 in. 

At 9L%% a good fl,GO qaaflfcr, 54 in. 

Navy blue comes laughing 

to the front in that great camp 

of Hopsackings—those open* 

mesh beauties that divide favor 

with the 

88 in. Eêankiog at SQe, 

4Q lit Hopeaddng at tSe, 

48 in. Bopnekisgat #1«1, 

48 in. Bepnetiag at *I,ti 

1 

i 

87 in. 

SJln, 

15 in, 

SO in, 

Min- 

83 In. 

n, 

81 to 16 in. 

85 to 46 fa, 

31 to 8ft fa, 

tl to 36 in. 

K to 40 It 

55o 

65C 

tie 

Oe 

Me 

Hkr 

•1 

•&00 

4600 

t 

it.oo 

•S.3S 

If Cedar Chests cost no 

more than pine, no woman 

would want any other kind to 

pock away clothes in. Here's 

a carload so dose to pine 

prices that—well, the maker is 

the one that loses sleep. 

11x11x38 in., at t&50 eaeh, 

mmm la,, at Sfrso b 

are now 

suitable for use 

summer 

oriy 

5nrX^??r*t=5= 

gntlaa which baa ever wUl ted Ocean 

City, »od only the «omid one in ten 

yean, The place wu opened for the 

«aeon on Hatnrday nlgbt,«n4 u no 

fire had bees, in or around the building 

noee lost time, muiy think It was of 

Incendiary origin. Aemrdlng to Mr, 

WUuam H, Elwell, who recently r» 

df tbeW.J, R, 

B.4W agEDt mt Otma dtyt spent several 

dajnlaatwees: InvIaiUng eld Meodi fn 

fakb and vicinity, pievlaos to his 

b 

r *- —, p ^ 

WOaop, who lately 

was-jD|»d by J. M, 

aeeonnt, the fin itwtod on 

the ostslde of the building bet the 

ocean, and gained entrance to the I •- 

Hldelbrongn the window In hto n»ra. 

The place of amugenuot was one of 

the mort popnlar In town, ind ib lou 

trill be felt by all, Hr, Adanu will 

comnKnoe rebntWing at oo«, ' 

Uofortdnately the Traymore Hotel, 

owned by J. A, English, of Miiadei. 

phja, had been Dsderfeins repalre last 

week, and In coneeqtiegee the water 

pifstarougboat the boildlnff were db- 

CODOCCtrt, and the appliance! for flgbt- 

tag fire, with which It ia 

Dress Goods people say no 

such June bargains of Cottons 

and all the Summery stuffs 

were ever before offered* 

Finest Hreneh Sateen made 

thu seamn, at Me in- 

stead ofSTm* 

Lovely% cool Seoleh Crepes 

that were SO and 00c? 

pp, see how that Bicycle 

fairly flies I 

Mote the name—Atalanta 

likely as not. There isn't a 

lighter-looted wheel on the 

market j nor a belief. And the 

fun of it i§ that the Atalanta is 

$L20 instead of $150! 

y, g p 

of customers, and comtorteble arm dam m. 

pleasant resting places after the fenê 

waiting tor fHends, CourteouiLOTp^ 

to render service or Impart infofmitioB tsif#wn 

Buflet in i ^ ^ | ! ! ^ ? 

(JCEAN err 

X Moral 

Seaside 

Resoi 

Not Excelled 

as a 

Health Resfcoi 

Finest facilities for 

ence of customtrs who do not wBh tp 

luncheon, a doorway on the second floor Ieînto Mosebaen s 

Restaurant. • 

Binrdes of any other make 

you choose=-#i 8 to # 150, A 

few 1892 Safeties at very little 

price, 

JOHN WAKAMAKER* 

HEWtTA.f.SWTH, LHOfMOTHMl, 

•OB •••UHT *¥I. 

Dim &I, L J. 

the pnel- 

p, y cpe e pel 

don of agat at Anton, and in the 

Nla0U» ROb, over Uw B»d. 

, intbeWlo4yCltyrarBorseUrDe,t«]dDg 

JntbvôcM^BOfaiMi 

of Intent, after which they win Jtsve 

fte-penveriCbtondo. 

Mr, Stall has left behind hlrn warm 

b^ bis genial 

eqnipped, esald not be gotten into 

operation tor jmrne time after the alam 

bad been glren, Mr, English expreBMd 

himself as* much pleased with the ef- 

fortj pnt forth to mwe his property, and 

di h 

^ printed 

IBjmmBdc, 

20c Bathh at We. 

That's the news from coun- 

ter to counter* ' 

just as welcome words from 

the Woolsny stuffs—like the 

AIUwooI French Crepe at ôc; 

lately a quick seller at fi, 

Sevunteen soft ihades, 

, Or the tSc Challis, those 

Cotton-and-Wool beauties that 

have proved such favorites, 

M l 

SMITH ft THORN, 

Market St., Eighth St, 

: 5ai!in|lGunnjn«iete 

The Liquor Traffic and its' 

kindred evils are forever pro- 

hibited by deed. 

Every lover of Temperance^] 

and Morals should combine to 

help us. 

In All H* 

•us. 

Terra Cotta Pipe, 

' WBalcaala aad Reuui, 

IfaHroad 

B, B 

aq4 PBifbrm coorKsy (a HU With whom 

he ws» brought In contact while fn toe 

•fifrkp at toe West Jersey Ballnwl, 

-whose kindest w^beswlU fblferw hint 

Trbmteww hjalntaat* may lead blm to 

'V*'. 

bm prepared n grand pro- 

tbesnmniB?, Bey. Bishop 

A. Andrew*, D, D.; U^B., will 

30$h, and 

M. W»Weo, D.D, 

•* WinFp»sjchânday, Angnst 30th, Her, 

*"- s * d ** 1 *• most elo- 

p p y , 

to letDTO ihanlu b* ail Wnoaa> 

utsted iu fighting toe fire. He wade a 

*»n What ion to the 

fin company. 

AB last Sunday was the day wt apart 

by the Methodist Chnreh at large M tbs 

occasion npon which to give over the 

eJcercteea endre to the children, the First 

M, B. Charch of this place had an ex- 

llent programme arranged in whlefa 

the flanday-«bool BChoUrs look the 

heliotrope and Nile green 

timings. 

Women 1 s Outing Brims* 

New shapes, new features, 

new elegancies almost every 

day* When a style becomes 

a bit passe we let the newer 

ones crowd it to one side. 

8 15 a Utfn ftslli. 

BaSsm 

soi 

iBpa 

9«Q«U 

StOBDART'S ^ 

Some Special Values in SeasmaNt Cotim Goods,, 

Ot^ndy 

i\ Biri 

aH 

Printed PiioiedSwUm 90e; 

Printed l>iniillHi,2Sc; ^ 

feiatrineOrfpBdla? 

dy Oorf* Printei, lOe? âe lie, 

Birine Ondlae BiuUn^ btaek grounda, in UWna Bilfe 

ISiu; value iJte, ' 

Sed iwlsii, Se, %% 3Se, «e. All new lob tori spenid, 

Ha^Fil^RobB,whltiiawnffi,OOpe?I»fjftIprtttrn, 

All Over Embroidered Bwines, also embroJdered on edges 

i d e 6 i 

e i ! , r y r i ^ ._, u_ ^ 

ludla lawn Robta, btacJt ptraud with white enbroldery, 

^" W/nSte "spseiafê this week of LADIES* ETON 

BUlm W.K in lis.00 aeli, 8r«U «Jat at ism ETON 

JACKET, witb China Silk Vat Front, making the Suit esnptete 

witlioui additional waist. In them we efler tne bat suit value* 

in the niafket, 

THI STODDART COMPANY, 

Tli* w Nmi mm* wr? osiai nim, = 

44S* 4lSOtia^ II. 24 «TM Pni LAD El,PHI A. 

1 ? " • " * " • " " • " ' * " • 

Thechnreh waabaatlfledwIUj potted 

plants and evergreen*, and the Ameri- 

can flag bad a posspjeuons phwe In the 

V-3* 

E, Adams, one of 

inoj^ stoanent divlnea, will 

d Jl 2d 

Rer. W. A, Maney was atrisled In 

the morning service by Revs, £, W, 

Bartfne, B. H. Banderiln and E, B, 

fbe eunpêeUng will 

Hefore the senson, Mx children were 

presented for oapUno, «B follows: 

Parker and Eugene Scott Miller, chil- 

dren* of Simeon B. and Barab A. Miller; 

Joseph and Leroy Moray, children of 

Mr. and Mn, J. K, Morey; Either 

Osrhait, daogbter of Hr. and Mn, 

iamnel Garnart, and Amy M, Voss, 

dangtilerof John and IibaleV«B, After 

ttrongof pee&li 

Jtar, tn|*;aoelal Inn 

"•-"• t f J 

this JmpreHlve ceremony, Her. Masny 

dellfcred a short sermon, 

Tbe vocal exercises of tbe morning 

under chargsW a donbleqasrtetiB 

of Miss Jenniu Massy mad 

Hrm, JR, Cortls Robinson, soprano; Miss 

BfaUIeea^lIlBtMisrle Barley and Min 

Alioaltuuey, alto; H, H, Luke, tenor 

and organist; Joseph Champion, butt, 

the "Sandown" i§ 

at the front—of white Sail 

Cloth or navy blue Serge, The 

daintiest Outing Suit yet 

shown,, Alter the Eton style, 

somewhat j but with a broad 

flaring collar entirely differ- 

ent from anything yet shown. 

Another newness is the 

London Cutaway-Coat Suit, 

Then, too, there are new 

combinations in Lawns, Ging- 

hams and what not of the sea- 

sonable stuffs. 

The assortment of Serge 

Eton Suits was never com- 

$6, #8.50, £io» $12, 

white 

large 

in 

SSBpra 

LTTMGBE Aim WABifjHoTeif.'* 

«im AiiuiifeChj wtctDM 

BE 

if ^ 

i 

1 

Stoves, HeaterSjRangea, 

PUMPS, SIUK8»«C*t 

r. Fourth Street and Wett Avenue, 

OOEAN OttY,' N. J. 

All 

M i\ 

HCCLUSC A CO., 

WCCim AND CHEMISTS 

ure rugs, UherabslB, 

PaUot Hedldnes, Faints, Oils, «?l& 

3 

DIRECTLY OKTHP 

GREAT BARGAINS 

IN SPRING AND SUMMER 

B, OEBLACH 

Qw*j, Witches, JewdiV* Oitmondt, 

Y- CORSON, 

.'7 

t ADA1SI ML, 

' 

ATUHTIO ill. 

i -t- *»1-»—J 01, 

THDS8DAY, JUKE lflf 1898. 

We ahali be glad to nodn itemi of 

d i t l f i t t 

to 

mm where, 

ftftmm 

and our naslm 

ilofttiona shobld be ao> 

(he full ninie and ad> 

1 writer, not neDessarilj for 

BHbUcaUQB, bat a guarantee of good 

IEWB, 

GUbert JBmleyand wifearesQinnced 

in a GtriMI aftnse eottage, • 

Mre. W. W, Calmore, of Philadelphia, 

is viaitirig Mends In tnto city, 

AssHBor Ludlam ta golog the rounds 

1ng hla tiw duplicate foi 1883^ 

Miw Maggie Murdoch la speridirjg • 

fleaaon with her parents In thb city. 

Mra. William Shriver to entertaining 

BueMs tt her oottngs on Aebury sveuue, 

Kev. J. L, Landii, editor of the Mil!« 

vlHejiatarprtee, was here on Batnrday, 

Mre, WlinSnTJoneris occopying her 

A*E,AKTIC 

rt«tn 

POIIft, 

—At the ba«e of a giant oak cut dowb 

by GoUDOlIman Btuth an Indian toma- 

hawk and numerous flint arrow-heads 

were found. 

Mra, Buhama lepil to visiting hef 

daughter, Sylvia Rlsley, at Pleasant* 

Aabury avenue eoltage tot a short 

SOB* 

Qharleg Una will open hlflmerry-go. 

round on Saturday esoplpg tor the aea- 

• o n , ' :. • • '• " • • • • : 

; • ; • 

neorge O, Adams la ereetlug a cot- 

onUentral avetiue, nuth of Hlnth 

Japhet Champton is building a large 

Mrs. Enaeh Ohamplon IB 

ing. ' 

iSAVIBW. ; 

Tho Indies' Aid of Bettni Church 

will hold a picnic on Saturday neit 

Miss Cora Albertson baa returned 

from Atlantic City for the summer, 

Mr. arid Mrs, Jetliro AJbertson en- 

tertalned a number of friends ftom At- 

lantlo Oltv lait Sunday. 

Clarenee Ajbertaon toependlnga week 

flfe^ni parade,'Th^ returrMd on 

Wednesday, after having visited Mn 

L, f B son and daughter, who reside there. 

Mis Wbeaton received a choice moon 

flower vine «nd Alia Lewis a passion 

Sower_vine from Philadelphia, the gift 

of Mrs. Abram iagne- 

Gantam Zepbentab Staelman, of 

Philadelphia, was the guest of hi* 

brother, William SteeUnan, and etater, 

MTh S 

E, T. Clinton and family, of Phll&. 

delphfa, are located In a Cetitral avenue 

cottage. 

Mis, James Dlokson and family, of 

Philadelphia, ate occupying tbelr Oea- 

tnl avenue cottage. 

E, A, Bourgeois and wife and H. G. 

Steelmra and wife visited relaUves at 

Bitellvtlle OQ Sunday. • 

H. B, Adams & Co. have rented Mrs. 

M, Hteelinati'fl Bniall cottagete Thomas 

llowen,ofBridgBton, 

A, F, Eryin, of Phllftdelphta, baa his 

family domiciled In a Central avenue 

Cottage for the summer. 

. After this lane the card of Dr 

on oar Brit page, Will md "Howard 

^Seed, Ph. G,t WSk," efe ; 

Uhariia Wick sad family, of Phila- 

delphia, in quartered at a Wealey 

avBDue eotUge far tbe mama. 

Joseph F. Haod has the contract for 

puttlDg down the piling on the bay 

Aunt for the electric (allread, 

Mn J, H, Christ and family, of PhlU 

adelpbla, aredomleiled in their Uentral 

avenue oottage for the season, 

W, AlianChirT and famlôf PUla- 

deipbiM, have eogaged noms at the 

IlrlglitOD for tbe entire season, 

R, M, ThompBon and family are 

pleaflanUy located, in tbilt bay frout 

enttafs, north point syndicate,: • 

Dr.J. W» Tbatober baa his famlty 

domiciled In their O$ean avenue cot- 

tage fnj ai few weeks* recreation, 

J. C, (Joiey and fanally, of CAmden, 

are located hi tbflJr eotUge, at Fourw 

teentb stftet arid Asbury ftvecuo, 

witb his gnndbthef, 

LISWOOD, 

Captain Joseph Merret has rented his 

cottage to a Phlladolphia j^rty. 

Mrs. KateSnaHnon, of Atlantic City, 

her daughter, Mn, J, O, Hires, of 

thla place Monday 

Sfflitb, formerly 

PBlenno, 

visiting relatives. 

Mt?. Captain John 

of this plaw^bnt now of Palermo, Is 

very alck witb walking typhoid fever. 

Captain L O, Adame Is building an 

addition to his rwldence, 

Mra, John Iretand'a broken arm la 

mending nicely. 

FORT 

Mn, Lydta Adjamj, of this place, dls* 

tlngulshed herself Friday by killing a 

mad dog! The animal had previously 

bitten the beret of John W. Johnson, 

several dogs and & dozeu canlnea at 

Smlthvllle and deeds' Point. Mre, 

Adam«, fearing the mad dag might 

bite some person, loaded her gun and 

started In puwuit, BhoovertfiQt the 

rabtd animal at Leede? Potut and dis> 

patched it with one shot Two other 

dogs showing symptoms of hydropho- 

bia were killed at OceanvJUe a few days 

ago. Absalom Hlgbee, of our Board ot 

Mre,Thompeopf on 

Ohildred'B Day was selebrated in the 

Bethel M, E, Chnreh on Sonday after- 

noon ud evening with appropriate 

iervleee, consUtingof singing, reading 

and recltatlosi. In the afternoon the 

pastor, JRev, John Warthajsn, delivered 

an addnsB on the design of the day, 

and in the evening Bev. Joseph Oator- 

berry, of the M. P. Church, delivered a 

CA1»» 

ffeer* 

. 1 J M Ctonvsr'fl Bmali reur 

' Asbury avenue hftk been renled tbrougb 

the agency of fl, B. Adanls A Co, 

Dr, Q5 W. UrqubMt baa taken eeoii- 

paiicy of a oottage on A&bury avenue, 

between Seventh and Eighth streets, 

MH, J. A. Guldin, of Pottflvtlle, Fa,, 

htm reuted Robert Fisher's cottage, cor- 

net Seventh Btreet and Wedley avenue, 

Thomas lba# aoi wife an ocenpy- 

Ipg their Flith street oottage after hav- 

ing spent the winter in Philadelphia, 

' * Harry Chandler, of Viueland, wbo 

recenUy pnrchiied a Wsley avenue 

wsttage,I hii taken up his' mldena 

heM, 

Rev. Daniel B. Harris, Presiding I 

der, of LHunOep dbtrlot, wai In tblf 

city Sattifday ftDewltif old acquaint- 

inees, ; "'. '• *' '•''. ',,. 

Mm. Edgar Btokea, of Philadelphia, 

Health, has ordered ail bitten doga to 

be chained and killed seeoouaathey 

show any signs of being mad. 

HAMMOSTOH. 

One thousand Italians, mostly from 

hltadelplilai are employed hereduring 

the berry and fruit Heason and Saturday 

they had a Jolly, pidnls after theshlp- 

meots for the day. Among the, parti? 

clpssts ware two AjnerleauB, whu had 

bwndrlnklDg freely, Tbey became In> 

volved In a quarrel with the Italians 

and during the melee one of the berry 

plotters shot Charles Booy In the arm. 

Tlie aOalf eame Dear 

Mnt, as tbe Italians 

aijd are dam 

Is Interfered 

lnatlng in a 

after 

feared tnitpjby w! 

possibly hit life, as It 

tUe 

avenue. 

B. 

oil 

Tayior, ,ef Beverly, 

i'U 

has 

, of Philadelphia, bas 

b d 

tented a cottage en Fburth street and 

b» taken occupancy of it tor ma 

mer months, •-. * 

Mre J.B. MeCnltongb, of 

pbla, was In thto cl^ on Tuesday look- 

ing aftBr, her new cottage which Is 

John B. Ulement, of Pbtladelphla, 

has rented MB, Jame« Thatoher'B cot- 

tage, Thirteenth etPpet and Asbury 

avenue, through the agency J 

Rublnnon, 

Bav. W. F, ^ . f 

of the Young PenpleV Meeting at this 

' place tbls year, and all who remember 

how eBtnuslistiG they were last year 

wUlijwit to enjoy 

The fnnefal of Bebeoea Adatns took 

place and Satuttlay was targil^ attended 

The Her\'iceB were held In Mt, Pleasant 

M, P, CbuFeb, Bev. J, Angelow and 

Rev, J, h.' Watson officiated. After 

the Bermdn by Rev, J, Angelow, pastor 

ofthecbnrchjftev.'J, I*, Watson who 

had been ber pastor seven! yearn ago, 

spoke very feelingly of his relations 

with her and of herchriatian character, 

and when tie spoke of her motherly acts 

the audience wu moved to tears. She 

sleeps In the churchyard at Mt. Pleas- 

'spay 9iswi^swer« eBiebra- 

tod Sunday last in both the' Mt, Pins^ 

ant and St, Join's M, F, Churches 

Tbs«udi«Twtf were large au4 the pro- 

retntuett bbrae 

fear past resided. He will speiM abmo 

weefcfl with his motber and friend^ 

William Anplow has* been" tran*. 

retted ftott tbe nlRht freight to " " "- 

feilght 

Hantto Frambes, of Fort, Be- 

public, Is spending a fewdajs tr|At- 

lantlsUiiy/-=>_•=' '- "':' - }-r $ : 

Mrs. Sylvia Rialey entertained qnlte 

a number of EagUah Creek friends on 

Sbnday. ' • V 

A large amount of Fleasantvllte mat' 

ter is unavoidably crowded out of thla 

issne. 

tresh dru^ or wd* wate 

William A* Hapahan, well-known in 

City; pôpfleWof tb^ laming 

,'W|iS married on Sunday 

f Abl 

P*-, 

Bmllf sMGhnuita^.of-; 

byKev. E. Page Htltee, of Utpe 

Children's Day w»r observed at the 

Freebyteriau Church on Sunday morn- 

£ft>f # dlrectlou of'tttss 

f 

on Foreign uiatsnir 

Evan IL Jeflrlea and family, of At- 

lantio Olty.afe^lBlHng bis parents,Wll- 

Uam Jeffries and wlft, 

MM Hannah Jeflttaj wan horued by 

a oow last Thursday. 

„ John filackmaa Is very poorly, 

Ella, daughter of Walter Jefftles, tell 

out of a swing Wednesday afternoon 

and broke ber aim, 

4TLASTIO CJ1TV, 

HemnUleAppnlser W. D, Rich, of 

this city, la bdthewd over theappljca- 

tioos of the pmprletora of the slot hone> 

racing and dloe/throwlngmachines for 

license in oompllaaee with tbe ordl- 

aauos taxing "slot machine*," Prose- 

cutor Ferry nays they are pirns of 

chance and tbe Appraiser looks upon 

them as Innocent amiuements. Tbe 

City Solicitor has been asked for his 

opinion, and meanwhile the machines 

have suspended operations. 

The delegates from this counly to the 

annual convention of the State Medical 

Society are Drt. Boardman Reed, J, A, 

Joy, A, D, Oujfeadsn, W, SL Pollard, of 

this city; P, H, Boysen, of Egg Harbor 

City, and Job Boinerfi, of Lin wood. 

William Fleming, an old-time Phlla* 

delphla poiltlcbm, and for many years 

ahotelkeeper In this city, died Tburis- 

day. He leaves a widow and several 

children. 

Trouble In the dining room of tbe 

fashioaable Wludsor Hotel was occa- 

aloned Friday evening by the entire 

carps of colored waiters going out on a 

strike, Then wen over one hundred 

gueyti ID the house, and considerable 

Inconvenience resulted from the con- 

certed movement, of wblob tbe office 

bid no Intimation until tbe dining 

room doers were opened for the wiving 

ofdltmtr. The set vies was conducted 

by an Improvised corps. Head Clerk 

Towcaenil had dlscbarfed one of the 

waiters tor cause, and tbe others de- 

manded his reinstatement, which was 

refused, G, Jason Waters, the propri* 

etor, was at his other hotel, Devon Iun, 

when the trouble occurred, 

Tbe city authorities bsve aUrted a 

crusade agalnflt gasoline B to vea, 

tbe fourth ssasoti nee of the Corin • 

thin Yacht Club was held Baturdaj', 

The Georgia, Alert, Ivle, Alberto, Dot, 

Erica, Lillias, Tulnta, Wbll, Wasp, 

Valkyrie, Bay, Viking and Bonlta 

started. Captain George Gale, of the 

Qeargie, brought his boat It) first, his 

time being 1 hour, 32 minutes and 49 

secouds. Tbe Bonita was second, In 1 

hour, 14 minutes and 35 seooudi, with 

the Alberta third, In 1 hour, 14 minutes 

and 49 eeoonds. The course m eight 

miles In length. 

Mayor Wfiiard Wright started MOD- 

day on a protracted trip to the moun- 

tains for bis health, . 

A colored man, giving bis name as 

ThebandsoDie newsesalde ^ 

at Wlldwood, 6n Five Mile Beach, was 

destroyed by fin at 1 o'clock Sunday 

morntng, together with the contents. 

The lew la placed at 1^600, on Which 

then was no Insurance, The structure 

was owned by Allen Watteni, of frank 

ford. Pa, 

Captain Daniel Inland was in Phila- 

delphia on Monday, 

Harry Lee and John Peterson went 

to AUantle City Monday on business. 

Captain Mauncs P, Godfrey and Hiss 

Annie Marshall, of MarBhallvlIIe, were 

mother on the 6th lost. 

Horace Lee, wife and son spent Sun- 

day with his brother, Samuel Lee, at 

Eldora, . 

John Lie, son of Captain James Lee, 

recently fell from the masthead of a 

vessel and was severely hurt, but fbrtu> 

nately so bones were broken. 

Children's^ at theM,E,ChUHSh 

wasagrandaflalr. 

Mis. nitlenhouse, of Philadelphia, is 

vlnltlng her sister, Mrs, Anthoay Bteel- 

mau, 

Mrs. Dr. Madden and family is visit 

ing her father, Captain T, Weeks, 

Mrs, Rebecca, Hslnts and Mrs, Emma 

Wells, of Bridgeton, is visiting Mis. 

Edmond Taylor, 

Irwln Shaw, of Beavllle, spent Sun- 

day here among ftleuda. 

Mrs. Ward iUIle spent last week with 

her sister, Mrs, Lorenio Smith, at El- 

dora, 

A Bon.in-law of Mr. Adams, who was 

killed In Washington by the falling of 

the building used by tbe.aovenimeut 

for the transaction of Its perislon bush 

ness, was Interred in the cemetery at 

this place Monday, The body was 

brought here Baturday, 

Samuel Champion, of Millvilte, was 

here on Monday, 

Rev, B, I, Gamp, tbe Presbyterian 

minister, was married on the 8th Inst, 

to a Wilmington, Del,, lady. The re- 

ception took place on Saturday at the 

residence of Mis. Joseph gheppard, thla 

plaee, 

Dr, Yorkes, the dentist, and Miss 

Emma Baker were married on Satur- 

day at the residence of Mrs. Joseph 

Bhoppard by Hev. D. 1, Camp, 

Captain T, Weeks and Mrs, Anthony 

Bteetman attended the railroad trial In 

Camden last week, 

Osboru CorsoB, of O«au)Clty, spent 

Bunday With friends ia. this place. 

The Jnna meeting ot Cbundl Was held 

on Friday Evening, Mayor Moore Irfthe 

chair and CouncIlmenODtsonlCanfleld, 

Hand and Steelman preeent, J __ 

Themlnutn of the •ajKiofltrmast 

ing were read and approved, 

The cotnmlttee on securing piling for 

board wait and wharf reported program 

A.D.Stiatpwasawarded the contract 

for renoving the garb ige this season. 

The paving committee reported pro* 

Bills'to the amount of 11867,94 were 

read and ordered paid, 

A communication asklug for a lamp 

at Fifth street and AUantle avenue was 

read and laid over for further coni|der> 

atlon, , 

J. C, Steelman and A, 1). Bbarp were 

ssjpted aa DSCU rity for the garbage con- 

tractor. • " 

Tbe commtttee on paving Was !n- 

etructed to put down flagstone crossings 

at Seventh aud Eighth streets. 

Councilman Can Held was added to 

the committee to purchase pillhgr The 

eoTamltteewMlflStructedtoputBeventb 

street wharf In order. 

The Mayor and Clerk were Instructed 

to Issue duplicate note 10 H, Gerlach for 

HOW, and to take sffldavlt of Mr. Qer- 

lach that old note was lost, and further 

that tbe Borough would not be held FB> 

aponsible for its payment should it be 

found, . 

A communication requesting Council 

to brush and cut grass on Gentral avenue 

about two hundred fett north of Third 

street was read and discussed. Council- 

man Canileld was Appointed to attend 

to the matter. 

William Lake, H, Relnhart and R. 

H, Thorn wore appointed to receive flre 

apparatus upon Its arrival and turn the 

same over to the fife company. 

Council adjourned to meet on Friday 

evening, June Sid. 

WM, R. ELLIOTT 

Sue«aaor to MRS. R.MORBI 

Groceries, Provisions, 

CANNED GOODS, 

and O1.A8SW ARE, 

Ho. 914 AsbnryAw©*» : 

OGIAN OITY,:N..J. 

Biinimer vfsllow are assiired of ef= 

flolaatJervJce..ffeHb goods and Phlla- 

delphla prices, . 


James Jones, was arrested Sunday night 

on a charge of Incendiarism. The 

charge was made by Mre, John T«n- 

with, of We Seaview ExeuriioB House, 

juet below Chelsea, Hhe says she was 

the porch when she noticed 

the darkey acting suspiciously. She 

kept her eye on him until he.,crept 

under the porch floor, a short distance 

ort She then summoned an ofBcer, 

and together they found Janet endea* 

wring to Ignite a pile of wood which 

he had collected with the evident Intea- 

Uon of flring the buUdlng, He fell 

back in tenor at Use approach of the 

, bat prompUy obeyed thilatter^s 

Command to come from under the plat- 

form. He was taken to the City-Hall 

in a patrol wagon, < 

Thi1 License and Police Committee of 

City Council are holding midnight Bes> 

sions examining signatures to license 

applications. Many of the applications, 

It Is alleged, contain bogus and dupl 

cate signatures, 

I wlfeiUrtedlfor 

tne World's Fair oh Tuesaayi" They 

will be gone about a month. 

5 ^hers |H qnittls dlflcrene^ of opinion 

between some of our Ooupdlmen arid 

Wo»lEierclBBBIundeFtiieleiideiship 

whohwbwn au annpal vislto faeie 

' ior miiov 5fe*w. to With m agaltf t» fe- 

SBalnnDtiitbeoioH 

• ; GrW gUuy eri^y* the 

tUeiatWansort. 

•Owrne W, Htaqnll, manager for 

OluetttCoon * Co., Philadelphia, will 

: take' po«t«ton of Utm J- B. MdOuP 

new cottage, Wesley avenue, 

k 

O. 

, to* JiitftB ijlgbt pr top 

XMUraVAJdfBstlrai, Monej •pent there 

will be oaad In a good »peetsdonaneis\! 

The qnlprits will be drawn andTquar- 

Cuptd has been playing havoc with 

the hearts of the young people of our 

town, and for the second" time within 

a week the tintinnabulations of the 

marriage bells have been heard when 

Miss Beulab Elliott, daughter of W, R, 

Elliott, nne of Ocean City's leading mer- 

chants, was led to the allar by Edward 

Pickering, also of ibis place, ou Thurs 

day evening last The wedding was a 

very quint one, only the bride's imme- 

diate family being present. The cere- 

mony took place at the FlmL M. EL Par- 

nonage, Ilev, W, A, Mawey pronounc- 

ing tbc words that made them man and 

wife. Upon the return of the wedding 

party to the residence of the bride's 

parents an elaborate luncheon was 

served. May tbelr journey through life 

be all that their fondest anticipations 

pictured, 

Re*etf ed. 

Y0UR 


Ocean City, 

C. A. CAMPBELL'S, 

813 Anbury avmni. 

All the latest styles in 

Ladies and Gent's Shoes 

Gent's Flue Russet Calf, Blueher 

Uont's fine Calt filuoher Shoe 

Iâdies* Fine Kid Bluober Bhoe 

Ladlefl* Donegal Tip Blueher Shoo 

Ladles' Fine Oxford Blueher Shoe 

d Fins Busset Oxford Shoe 

CBA1EES IH 

1 jr. 

, Cedar 

and Hemlock 

• '-'i 


BIIIHB, FHwriii, 

WWowFfiMf,, 

Other ityles too numerous to 

mention, 

and Lawn Tennis 

gg 

Shoes in different colors; also 

A genuine Kangaroo Shoe at 

$ 

OWEN H. KUDER, 

4O8 Reventli Street, 

REPAIRING NEATLY D6NE. 

filasoii, the captain of a yacbt 

at liongport, teak out a party of flve 

Sunday morning, accompanied by a 

large keg of beer. After Balling about 

until afternoon ihe bout was noticed to 

eapsisw and the six oeeupsntt were 

tbrowa into deep water, George Clark 

and Jesse Camp, two boatmen, saw the 

accident and at once put out In a boat 

to the rescue. The captain, when 

reached, was s< Ling astride the empty 

beer keg, and instructed thai the others 

be taken in Ant Ail the men were 

brought safely on shore. 

For Hale. 

Fine Cottage overlooking the bay 

near the Steamboat Landing and gum* 

mer Railroad Station, Large veran- 

daus; street improved; electric an will 

run close to door. For purlieu lam apply 

to B( UCRTIS ROB1NBON, 

Oraan City, N. J. 


Delightfully lm-ated, right 

hB 

PicklU, 

UUi, Umt, Cimit 

A full supply constantly on 


Orders left at No. 759 As- 

bury avenue will receive imme- 


iiirittr Yard iid 01CI: 

CITY, If. J. 

NO. 108 MARKET STKEET, 

PHILADELPHIA. 

rins 

FAMILY 

at>w4ii FOUirp JJI THB 

Full Flavored Teaa, 



Canned Fruito. 

Pickles, Sptccs, Ralsina, Dried 

Bmt, Butter and Lard. 

—Hami—ol:-~BestQ 

Weighed when Purchased y 

Customers, No Loss if> 

Weight Charged to Purchaser*. 

Miotattty 

Pure 

A creun of tartar baking powder. 

Highest of all In leavening strengths 

Latest United Stat Government Pood 

Beport "' - 

Royal Baking Powder Co^ 

1M WALL ST., K, V, 

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OCEAN CITY- SENTINEL. 

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JUNE 18, IMS. 

Entered M lbt> Fat* Offlw *tO«*n «lf, N, J,. 

ma iB*5oBd-4U» ami] guttler,, 

The colored people of Ocean City will 

begin holding divine Bsrviees for tho 

Benson nest Sunday, June 18th, iii 

-Jitafllipflngfl^HflHôii Anbury ayenijejjg- 

litw Seventh street Preaching at 3,30 

and a30 P, M,, by lk¥, j, F, Lee, pa§ti>r. 

Elected. 

John W, smith, Alfred Nelmii and 

Joseph C, Butley were elected Trustee* 

of the M, E, Church for three yea at 

a meetiug bold on Tbureday evening. 

Immediately after the election the new 

Baud organized by olectlug K. C. Rob= 

luson, pffsldeut; j, O. Down, vice prea- 

Ideut; John W. Bmtiht seerateryf ant! 

L. It. Thomas, treasurer. 

The elte where tlio !iand«ome new 

nierry=fffrrotmtl ttii||dtnt|once ntood Is 

Bow=toarked only by bettt and twisted 

rods and filiarred tiniberfi. The flre 

wineli destroyed the structure was dl»- 

oovered about l.lfi Monday morning by 

If r. Keuiiey, an employee of the«tab> 

llBlimetit who alept In the nceond story 

of the building. Ho was awakened by 

the crooking of the window panes In 

hln roam, catjflcd by the Intense brat, 

and springing from hln bed 

made big exit from the burning build- 

ItiK. Ilia eriefl of "flre, flre" awakened 

Elmer D, Sony, nf tlieTrayraore, whleh 

|H but a few feet to the WOHtnt tha de* 

The Union Transfer Company fa a|. 

wftyn appreciated by UIDHO who make 

UHOdf Its fuQilUtes, It dlmluiilici the 

dlseomfitrteef travel vary considerably 

io give baggage Into the hands of thin 

company and to have it delivered to 

Its destination in gasd ardor, without 

the necessity for bestowing n *>lugU 

thought upon It, sod at o cent which Ii 

trifling when, compared With the an 

i which 

John A. English, proprietor of the 

Traymore, deilroufl of showing his np> 

preclatlon of the action of our citlzene 

In protecting hia hotel from lire Monday 

rooming laet, but presented the local 

flre company,with a 110 bill to assist 

their flnauoes, and UUHH Uiat more 

may follow. 

The committee of arT8tigeni6DU» tor 

the sociable held at J,T, Price's wish to 

tender m vote of thnnb* to Mr, and Mn, 

Hurry G, Stoelmaq and their assistants 

foi the oxcallent music rendered at that 

Boclabks, and alas to all other friends 

who assisted In the entertainment, 

Mlihr itilriii, 

Willlmn H, El well, who recently re- 

signed from the service of the W, J. R. 

K, as agent at Ocean City, spent wveral 

days last week In vlalUngoId friends in 

this place and vicinity^ prevlaUA to his 

depsrture for the West 

Mr, Slwell left on Monday for Phlta- 

delphls, where he^wflsjolned^byj. 31, 

Wilsou, who lately occupied the po§j> 

U of agent at Avaloo. and ID the 

egBuUonloQ started forCht- 

c$go, via Niagara Palls, over the Head, 

log Railroad, They intend remaining 

In the Windy City for seme Lime, taking 

In the World's Fair and visiting plaeeii 

of Interest, after which they will leave 

for Don verj Colorado. * 

Mr, El well has left behind him warm 

friends, gained by his genial mannere 

and anlform eourtesy to ail with whom 

he was brought In contact while In the 

aervlcv of the West Jersey Railroad, 

whose kindest wjanea will follow him 

wherever his Interests may load him to 

l 

structure, who quickly amused 

the Inmates of the liotcl, and seeuriug 

a box of new blankets from the store- 

room, Haturated them with water and 

covered tlis roof and that portion of the 

hotel most exposed to the flames, thiiH 

Having one nf Ocean City's handsomest 

hnsteirles. 

Within a iliort time after the dig* 

covery of the flre a large number of our 

citizens, armed with every conceivable 

implemont, wore on the ttceiio and done 

noble work Id confining the flames to 

the buildluff in wlilcb they started. 

Owing to the inflammable nature of 

tho materials "nod In the conHtnieiiQii 

of the carousal and the head way gained 

by the flre before discovery, the am ten In 

of the building were efiiiRumed. 

I, Q, Adaffii, of Atlantic City, owner 

of the carousal, had had the building 

newly painted this spring, beside* giv- 

ing the machinery a. complete over- 

uayllng, Hla km ii fiS.QOQi with an 

Insurance of mm, Tlie damage dene 

to the Tfaymore will amount to about 

1200. and the elty'fl Iran in In the neigh- 

borhood of ISO, 

TliiB wag the most dlsaHtroun confla. 

gratlon which has ever vlaltetf Ocean 

City, and only the second one In ten 

years, Tho pises win opened for tho 

reason on Saturday night, and BH no 

flre had been hi nr around the building 

sines that time, niaisy think it was of 

Incendiary origin. According to Mr, 

Kenney's account, the lire utarieU on 

the outBldo of the building next the 

ocean, and gained entrance to the In- 

side through the window in hli room. 

The plaee of amusement wan ntio ot 

the most popular In town, and it* low 

will be felt by nil, Mr, Adanw will 

commence rebuilding at once, 

Unfortunately the Traymnre Hotel, 

owned by J, A, English, of Piilladel. 

phia, had been undergoing re pal re last 

week, and in HmseqBencs the water 

pipes thmughout the building were dis« 

connected, and tbe appliance* for fight- 

ing flre, with which It is throughly 

equipped, eqtild ant Be gotten iiilo 

for wjfne time after the alarm 

Jun512, 

No, they're not all Silk— 

Just hmlf—those Taffeia Plaids 

for Blouste Waists, Vgry likely 

they're tetter tor that use 

than if silk worms furnished 

every fiber. Silk and Woo! 

so perfectly put together that 

the goodness of each shows at 

the fiesti , Handsome as they 

are, they'll seem handsomer 

when you know the price—If 

instead of $1,50, S 

styles, 39 inches. 

Navy blue S 

••:,, 3 

Seven 

are 

be quickest steppers just now 

from the counters of Summery 

Woolen stuffs. 

At 401, a good EC =i qtinlity, 80 in, 

At Sue, n geod OOo quality, 30 in. 

At (JOo, a good ISa qunlity, CO in. 

At ?uo, fl good (Vio qnnlity, 4ft in. 

At Site, ft good f L0u quality, CO rn, 

At ll.QOft gooa f 1,1.1 quality, 50 In. 

At 11,31, a gooa #1,60 qnnlity, (H in, 

Navy blue cornea laughing 

to the front in that great camp 

of Hopsackingi—thoie open- 

mesh beauties that divide favor 

with the Serges, 

88 in, Kopsnnkiiig at fitto. 

40 iu, Uopsaoking nt f6os 

4«in, Honsaokingni il.flut 

4H in, Hopsnckiiig nt fl.&l. 

18 

31 In, 

31 in. 

24 iu, 

27 in* 

S7 in* 

HOio! 

TOiu. 

88 1B, 

33 In/ 

>t? to Sis, 

ST to 82 in. 

81 to 30 in. 

Jtl to 80 in. 

87 to 82 in. 

81 to 00 in. 

estoîu, 

37 to S3 In. 

31 to 80 in, 

SttoSflin. 

85 to 40 In, 

50s 

55fl 

m 

me 

eoo 

sop 

m 

•1 

I4.es 

§5.60 

s&oo 

to, so 

•7.00 

mm 

is. 05 

so, ea 

f&75 

If Cedar Chests cost no 

more than pine, no woman 

would want any other kind to 

pock away clothes in* HeWs 

ld l i 

p y 

a carload so close to pine 

l the maker Is 

the one that loses sleep, 

31x31x30 in.. At §0,00 

" " 1 in., at i»7.G0 

Bicycle 

Dress Goods people say no 

such June bargains of Cottons 

and all the Summery stuffs 

wen? ever before offer©!. 

Finest B¥mch Satemi made 

thw imsm, at Me in* 

Zip-p, tee how that 

fairly flies I 

Note the name—Atalanta 

likely as not. There isn't a 

" jhter-footed wheel on the 

market, nor a better* And the 

fun of it is that the Atalanta is 

$ i so Instead of $1501 

Bicycles of any other make 

you choose—018 to # 150. A 

few 1S92 Safeties at very little 

price* 

JOHN WANAMAKEIU 

for use during 

contemplate aviiitol 

tended to freely use flie 

for the convenience ot 

Toilet Roonis are 

and Telephone Office!, and a 

not only suburban time-tables can be 

packages may be check* 

the day, writing materials; 

if and comfortable arm 

laiting for friends. Courû. employei, are 

to render service or impart ihformatontovisWrs. ^ 

Buftet in tfaa Baiemut it Eighth and Blb^ Streets, coffee 

and lemonade are served without charge, For the ©emvom- 

ence of customers who do not wfth W i«ve the building for 

luncheon, a doorway on the second floor tods into Mosebach s 

Restaurant. • . ' 

p cool Scotch Crepea 

Umi were GO and D 

nowSQe* 

Finest dommlie, printed 

Sateens* IS from 90ct 

Batim at 15c, 

That's the news from eoun* 

ter to counter. 

Pfiotoi! Plisibir 

SiniUrj Englnear. 

fl. HOWARD THORN, 

Minigsr, 

Market StM ilihth St., Filbert St.f 

SMITH 

had beta giren, M p 

niHilf as* much pleased with tbe ef« 

fofts put forth tn save his property,and 

desires to return thanks to at) who m- 

eieted In flghtiug the flre, He made a 

iiibififiQilBl contribution to the nowly- 

organlzed fire company. 

just as welcome words from 

the Woolsny stuffi=-like the 

All-wool French Crepe it qoc • 

lately a quick bailer it $.1. 

Seviinteen 10ft shades. 

Or the 18c ChalHs, those 

Gotton-and-Wool beauties that 

have proved such favorites. 

Mostly rcream-grounds with 

heliotrope and Nile green 

tintings. 

THORN, 

Gas Fitting, 

tu AH Its 

age. 

nt» 

qnent mid belovedmeinbersof the New 

Jem? Oonfereneo, will preach Suuday, 

July 8th. Bay. J, E, Adanu, one of 

Newark's moat eloquent divines, will 

preach Sunday, July 28d( Bey. J, E> 

tollh, D, ft, pastor of Bute itnet, 

Treaton, one of the mightiest among 

tbemighty,*!!! preaeh Sunday, August 

2 7 1 b , •••;•;•=• - T ' " " ' - . " ' '. 

The W. C, T, U?.will have charge 

July 16th, and tlie caaip meeting will 

0oDUrnJefroniAugu8t4th until ttaeiStb, 

Aagiwt Btb, Sunday, Rev, Dr. T, J, 

Qray, president of Dickinson Seinlnafy, 

qua or the leading ni«D of Uenttal Peon* 

VylâBta, will preach. Don't fall to put 

yodr famllta under iueh Influeuoetj for 

As last Sunday was the day mt apart 

by the Methodist Church at large as the 

occasion upon whlnn to give over the 

ixereisa entire to the children, the First 

M, E, Clitirch of thin plftw hafTan ex- 

cellenl programme arranged In which 

the Sundfly-sclKioI schulars took the 

leading part. 

The church was beautified with pnlted 

planta and evergFgeiig, and the Amerl- 

fan, flag had a eonHplcuoiiH place Iii the 

deehratian, 

B@v. W, A, Mmwey was assisted in 

the nioruitipf mtvl&> by Bam. D, W. 

Bartlne, B, H, Sauderljii and E, B, 

The H^SOD WAS r 

iFJUift bopfttYounr*Hcdh»'B pier 

Hntord» sight, which wM sttended 

6y * fiMQlsdiblfl thnttg of people, The 

nrjaogBBleDtB tor this HCIS] funoUoq 

'^fTBtilidef the nuHWgalneiit of Janin 

A. WUlbrd, ws4 nothing ww emitted 

1 tbitt waaidadd to tbe comfort nnden< 

The floor of th« 

.. J piwilton l» M emuoth _ 

gldL udune who enjoyed the torp. 

KbotoTni.Uvityrntd ewryrenwn 

be|r»tlfled,«dd% tttelootaof pl^si 

irl^ti ibmie on tt* f*tm of U» ladlo 

lUflUfti, tfrwi* evident th*t twh 

Before tbe HRBOO, HIX children were 

presented for baptism, m followu 1 

Parker and Eugene geatt Miller, chil- 

dreti of Simeon B, and Sarah A, Miller; 

Joseph and IjernyMorey, children of 

Mr. and Mrs, J, K, 

Oarbart, daughter of 

Storey- Esther 

Mr. and Mn. 

^^hotali are nply 

^vltb pteasnie Heken wbo 

ithi(i.tlieAmerl / .-ears 

a hoteikeeper In this city, died Thurs- 

day. He leaves a widow and several 

children. 

Trouble In the dining room of tbe 

fashionable Windsor Hotel was occa- 

sioned Friday evening by the entire 

corps of colored waiters going out on a 

strike. There were over one hundred 

guests in the house, and -considerable 

Inconvenience resulted from tbe 

certed movemeut, of which the oflk-e 

had no Intiniatttin until the dining 

room doors were opened for the serving 

ofdluner. The service was eoudueted 

by an improvised cor pa. Head Clerk 

bad discharged one of the 

waiters fur cause, and the others de- 

manded his reiuBtatoment, which Was 

refused, (i, Jason Waters, the proprl 

etor, was at his other hotel, Devon Inn, 

when the trouble occurred. 

The city authorities have started a 

erumide against gasoline Btov@i, 

The fourth season mm of the Onrin 

thin Yacht Club was held Saturday, 

The Georgie, Alert, Ivio, Alberta, Dot, 

Erica, Lllilss, Tulutaj Wbih, Wasp, 

Valkyrie, Kay, Viking and 

started. Captain George Gale, of the 

Georgie, brought his boat in flr»t, bis 

time being 1 hour, 12 minutes and 49 

seeouda. The Sonits was second, In 1 

hour, 14 minutes and 35 seconds, with 

the Alberta third, In I hour, 14 mlnuies 

and 40 seconds. The course was eight 

miles In length. 

Mayor Witlard Wright started Mon- 

day on a protracted trip to the tnoun 

tains for his health, 

: • 

A colored man, giving his name as 

Jama Jones, was arrested Sunday night 

on a charge of fneeadlartsn. The 

charge was made by Mrs, John Tren 

with, of theBeaview Bxcurelou House, 

Just below Chelsea, She says she was 

sitting on the porch when she noticed 

tbe darkey acting suspiciously, She 

kept her eye on him utattl he crept 

under, the porch floor, a short distance 

off, Bite then summoned an ofllcer, 

and together they found Jones endea- 

voring to ignite a pile of wood which 

he had collected with the evident inten- 

tion of firing the building. He fell 

back In terror at Ute approach of the 

ofllcer, but promptly obeyed the letter's 

command to come from under the plat 

form* He was taken to the City Hall 

in a patrol wagon. 

The License and Police Committee of 

City Council are holding midnight see. 

slons examining signatures to license 

applications, Many of the applications, 

It is alleged, contain bogus and dupli- 

cate signatures, : 

BAEER8VII.LE. 

8, N, Conwen and wife, of Washing, 

ton, D, 0,, are the guests of Dr, Gebr- 

ing and wife ^ 

The West Jersey Division , of the 

Pennsylvania railroad, in Its great 

magnanimity, has erected a new shed 

for a depot at the station. This Is in 

direct opposition to the request of the 

patrons or the road. The traflta from 

[bis plaoB demands the facilities of sta- 

tinnfi on the malo line, Tbe exposure 

which is iUflered during the winter 

season by travelem waiting for the ar- 

rlval of trains in the open air Is of no 

interest to the Railroad Company, 

The services observed Children's Day 

in our church were very Interesting and 

highly appreciated by the people. The 

young people who took the parts of Col. 

iimbla and her defensea were welt 

trained. Much credit 1B due to the 

superintendent of the ecbool. Last 

ysar the superintendent inBtltuted the 

custom of denaratlng the gravei of 

thoee who had labored la the Sunday. 

Bchoul, Twenty-fonr graves were dee* 

orated, including two superintendents 

aad two secretaries, : : < . 

Tbe Unlan Transfer Company Bag. 

gage Express will call at resldeneesand 

iotels In Ocean City and check baggage 

thfotgh to dstinaUon, whereb 

passenger will avoid ail trouble of c c 

*ugst railroad station. Orderefor bag. 

can be left at railroad depot, 

"VMJitHrvr 

JOHHRBBJUBB, 

Gen. Bupt, Agent 

BBIOK ! BsiqE 11 BRIGK 111—Orders 

tor brick left m.% Thorn's hardware and 

furniture store or at Qletttt.Cottage, 8th 

at, and Haven Ave., will reeetre prompt 

Attentlou; or with Abel D,SeuIl, con- 

tod bUdThlttOttiOl^ 

tral avenue, above 

iThl 

Seventh St. 11 

VAVM miklt BOVltTT 

lieitui Plasktrf Hun Kittf There br 

MATT 

The handsome nswBe*slde pavilion 

at Wild wood, on Five Mile Beach; was 

destroyed by flre at 1 o'clock Suuday 

ttiorning, together with the contents. 

The loss is placed at $3500, on which 

there was no inauranee. The structure 

was owned by Allen Walters, of Frank- 

fordi M, 

TDCEAHOE. 

Captain Daniel Ireland was In Fhila 

delphla on Monday. 

Harry Lee and John Pslerson wen 

to Atlantic City Monday on hUBihesa, 

Captain Maurice P, Godfrey and MIBB 

Annie Marshall, of MarsbalivUle, were 

married at tlie^reflldenee of the bride'a 

mother on the 6th InsL 

Horace Lee, win and son spent iuu 

day With bis brother, Samuel Lee, a 

Eldora. , 

John Lee, son of Captain Jamee Lee, 

recently fell from the masthead of a 

vessel and was severely hurt, but fartu 

nately no bones were broken. 

Children's Day at the H, E, Church 

was a grand aflair, 

Mrs, RUtenhouse, of Philadelphia, IN 

v/sftlng her sister, Mrs, Anthony 8(flt>l 

mail, 

Mn, Dr, Madden and family |a visit 

Ing her father. Captain T, Weeka 

Mrs, Rebecca Heluts and Mre, Enima 

Wells, of, Bridgeton, Is vfHlting Mrs, 

Edmond Taylor, 

Irwln Shaw, of Beavllic, spent Bun 

day hen among friends 

Mrs, Ward Htllte spent last week with 

her siHter, Mrs, Lorenzo Smith, at El- 

cJoro, 

A son-in-law of Mr, Adams, who was 

kilted in Wfisbington by the falling of 

the building used by the Govcrnmeti 

for tho transaction of lta pension bus! 

ness, waa interred in the cemetery at 

this place Monday. The body was 

brought here Saturday. 

Samuel Champion, of Millv(lie, wan 

here on Monday, 

Rev, B, 1, Camp, the Prosuyterlai 

minister, was married on the 8th inst, 

to a Wilmington, Del,, lady. The re- 

ception took place on Saturday at tlie 

rtaldeuee of Mre, Joseph Sheppard, tlilH 

place,, 

Dr..Yerkea, the. den Hat, and Miss 

mma iiaker were married on Satur= 

day atths realdenee of Mre, Joseph 

Hheppard by Rev, D. I. Camp, 

Captain T, Weeka and Mrs, AutlKiiiy 

Steelman attended the railroad trial In 

Camden laat week, • 

Osborn Coraou, of OecaHiCity, 

Hunday with friends in this plaee, 

fiAPK M&T CTfYi 

At the hearing of G, Eugene Corwin 

treasurer, and Councllmen Edward 

Hprlnger and Percy Haldeman, of Cape 

May Point, charged ^y"Mayor Bailey 

with conspiracy to defraud the borough, 

Hie defendants waived a bearing and 

were held In fcam City to have their cesspools 

„ .__.. H Is better to have it done 

mw than to wait until hot weattwr. 

Orders «ent to Charles Miller, Ocean 

City, N. J,, wilt reeei?B prompt atten- 

Jon, Terma cash. 

*Bii *f c«ii6ll* 

The Junfrfuoetlng of Council was held 

on Friday evening, Mayor Moore In the 

chair andCounoluaenOorsoiiiCanfleld, 

Hand and Bteolman prsent, 

The minutefl of the adjouruod Jneet- 

Ing were read and approved. 

The committee on wcuring piling for 

boardwalk and wharf reported, progretfi, 

A. D. Sharp was awarded the ebutract 

for removing the garb igo tlila season. 

The paving cumnittlee reported pro. 

Bills'to the amount of 11867.94 wen 

read and ordered paid, 

A eommunicotian asking for a lamp 

at Fifth street and Atlantic avenue was 

read and laid over for further consider- 

ation. 

J, 0, Steelman and A, D, Sharp were 

HsptedBHRecur! ty forthe garbage con 

tractor. 

The committee on paving woe In 

Htructcd to put diiwn flugatonecroBiliigf! 

at Seventh and Eighth streets. 

Councilman Canfleld was added to 

the committee to purchase piling. The 

committee was Instructed toputievenfh 

street wharf In order. 

The Mayor and Clerk wereJustructed 

to Issue duplicate note to H, Gerlaeb for 

f 1060, and to take anidavit of Mr. Ger- 

lach that old note was lost, and further 

that the Borough would not be held re- 

le for Its payment should It be 

found, 

A communication requesting Council 

to brush and out grasson Central avenue 

about two hundred feet north of Third 

street was read and discussed. Council" 

man Canfleld was appointed to attend 

to the matter, 

William Lake, H. Relnhart and R 

H, Thorn were appolnled to rocelvo flru 

apparatus upon its arrival and turn the 

same over to the lire company. 

Council adjourned to meet on Friday 

evening, June Ski, 

•=——=*^=»_= = 

Hymeneal* 

Cupid bat) been playing havoc with 

the hearts of tho young penpia of our 

town, and for the second time within 

week the tintinnabulations of the 

marriage bells have been heard when 

Miss Beulah Elliott, daughter of W. It 

Elliott, one of Ocean City's leading mer- 

chants, was led to the altar by Edward 

Pickering, also of this plage, onThurs 

day evening last, The wedding was 

veryqtilft one, only the bride's immt- 

dlatc family tebig present, Tlie cere- 

mony took place at tbe Flrat M. E. Par- 

Honage, Uuv. W, A. AlaKHey pronounc* 

ing the Words that made them man and 

wife, . Upon the return of the wedding 

party to the residence of the bride's 

parents an elnborate luncheon was 

served. May their journey through life 

be all that their fondest anUclpatlt us 

pictured, 

A Tflchllng PjtrljF B«M-n*nl* , 

uy MuBon, the caplaln of a yaelit 

at Longpnrt, tuttk out a party of five 

Sunday morn Ing, accompanied by a 

large keg of beer. After Mailing about 

until afternoon the bout was noticed to 

capsize and the n]s occupants were 

thrown Into deep water. George Clark 

and Jesse Camp, two boatmen, saw tbe 

accident and at mice put out In a boat 

to the rescue. The captain, when 

reached, wan sitting astride the empty 

beer keg, and instructed that the others 

be taken In first All the men were 

brought safely on shore, 

MsohiteJy 

Pun 

A cream of tartar baking powder. 

Highest of all In leavening strength — 

Latest United States Uovemment Food 

Report, 

Royal Baking Powder OnH 

1« WALL IT,, H. Y, 

Fins MnpsBr JRHilnf, 

The inrmbrrB of !h« : priiJ»et«J Bra cofn.—.j 

Bfii fcquwlri to m#el In tin ietrpF team fit tlin 

Fub'io TSOIHHJI bu idir»B en die 

DEALERS IN 

Pine, Cedar 

and Hemlock 


Window FfiiiH, 

Sill, Ooort, 

Blltdi, NotMttfs. 

Shlnglfli, PlthtU, 

Uth, Unsi, Cemit. 

A full supply constantly on 


Orders left at No, 759 Ai- 

bury avenue will rêive imme- 

diate despatch by Tile^hone,, 

OWEN H. KUDER, 

408 Hireet, 

A»bM>y AVenui-) 

RlPfllRINQ NEATLY D0NE. 

For Bale. 

Fine Cottage overlooking the . bay 

near the Steamboat Landing and Bum> 

mer iiiijlroacl Btfliinii, Lanre veran- 

dahs- street imprctved- electric mtn will 

k to door,. For nartlcplara apply 

R, CURTIS ROBINSON, 

Ocean City, N, J, 

to 


Delightfully located, right 

on the Beach, 

I umber Yard and Old: 

for \%ih St, k W^t Af«,f 

O€E4ir OUT, M. J. 

THOMAS 

NO. 103 MABKET STREET, 

PHILADELPHIA- 

,•.=>! 

FAMILY GROCERIES, 

ALW4H TBS FRESHK3T AJfD Met TO • 

fOOHD Of TUB MAPBf, • 

Full Flavored Teas, 



Canned Fruita. 

Pickles, Spices, Raisins, Dried 

Beef, Butter snd Lard. 

Hams ol Bes| Qui 

Weighed when Purchased 

Customers, , No j Lc@i w 

Weight Charged to Purchaser*. 

SNEER NEW MANAGEMBNf, 

ypsin ?)tp*iienett In flnitfjui heul 

h»» g|*eii the pTrMnt pfopfiflton the 

invert ksiowtwieo of haw is mUt to ths n 

fsrt.ef their KHFita, 

¥of tef ffl«, rooms, ets,, nddrwi the 

i 

Cftre Robert Ftoher. 

MIB8B8 CRRTir, 

oatn Oilj, H, J, 

WESLEY HOUSE, 

Cor. 8th St. and Wesley Avei( 

OCEAN CITY, N. j. 

Thin hOHSn Is Jellghtfy]], (Mateaun • wide 

"•""iri-irtailiam the oca.il \a,3^n,mfr- 

ilrat GJHI, Terms reManM,)* Open 


f«Biral ATC, between fib and MiMSt** 

Ocean Oily, V. J. 

New open for tbe eeasen. : ' 

8, BURLEY, PROP, 

THE EMMETT, 

OCEAN CITY, N* J, 

Now open for reception of guests, 

For ternlR, etc,, addrem 

MlftiM, A.BOYLE, 



OCEAN CITY, N. J, 

IÔMisd bBAr Uia bineh Hid dapot; 

the oc*»n, 

Iliia R, HEIgtEB, 


801 CENTRAL AVENUE, 

OCEAN CITY, N, J, 

like ID wety. partleulsr, 

«m, Two HUHM from tA t^ 

port offlee. FJlhniR(if«ii 

4t r i k f 

Two HuiMfnm tfte ««*n, dfpot or 

. ?. FlfhlnK, bo*iln^lllldiHiilihf wharrea 

•iltaln A ft* miButn fralk frpp the hooH, 

ALLAIRE COTTAGE, 

Cor. gtH St, afld Central Avc, 

(Formorij Bixlh Bt, Kiid Oanlrai Are.) 

Otmtt Giy, N,% 

MKS, A, B, RANCK. 

FiDELIA COTTAGE, 

Cor, 4th St, and Central Ave, j 

OCEAN CITY, N,J, 

tfilW 

siiiii *31 nt ot c 

tei thseity 

I.OW 

GILBERT & LAKE, 

•oise and Sip Paiiton. 

450 West Avenue, 

OCEAN C1TW, If. J, 

jobbing p^mptly attended 

to. Estimate! cheerfully given. 

Guarantee to do flrst-eiass woric 

and use the best material. 

Orders left at Wm. Lake*i 

office, corner Sixth and Asbury 

avenue, will receive prompt 

attention. 

JOHN BROWER, 

Painter ibi Glazier. 

B n iniie \,\ 

Oil 

First Quality Hard Oil 

Varnishes, 

ud 

WILLIAM A. MANAHAN, PropV. 

•fneiHl wrt rantblMd (Wt JHT. II fc the 

m at sdmlr*!? Ij toc*t«t tofelna (A* tft» Je 

QMAHorpporfntHi UlanHM-tfr A b 

of itM mwrnlfloHt B l 

" i 

trao 

Flre and 

Proof Palnta. , 

Pure Metallic Paints for TIL 

and Shingle Roofs 

other should be useU 

rain water b caught for famUyiv, 

"Âil br*nds of t^'i/^S^ 

Paiqe.'/ __ ^ r ' U :*X£>t 

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sight to biholS, Everybody has point 

vexation or imuoyance or trial, and hi 

or she thinks it is tbs ono least adaptrd, 

'•Anjtning !rat tHs," all say, "Any. 

tiling bat this: 8 

Oh, tnj lirarer, (ire you sot ashamed 

to be complaii;iiig all this tine agaiiisl 

Qod! Who manages the affairs of thit 

world anyhowl Is it on infinite Modoc, 

of a Sitting Dnll Bavflgo, or as flmnipo- 

tent Nana Sahib? No, it in the most 

niercifnt and gloriogi and wise Being in 

all the universe. YOB cflnnot teach Uia- 

nipotenco anything. Yen havo fretted 

and worried Almost enough. Do you 

not think so? Some of yon are making 

yourselves ridiculous in the eight of iU 

own waeei ei misfortune, BQE we now on. 

There are men who keep their grip ofi 

this world anW the bat-moment wh( 

anggwt to me the condition and condae* 

flf thfrpifrFf^'nT fn th?b^h?H 

agara npidn coming on toward the fall, 

Seeing that he c«ald not escape, a nio- 

ment or two lief ore begot to theTorgf 

of the plunge he lifted a wins boUlt 

and drank It off and then tossed the bo* 

tie Into the air. Bo there are men whe 

clatch the w«M, and they go. dewn 

thfough the rapids of temptation ami 

Bin, and they hold on to flic Tory 

moment of life, drinking to their eternal 

damnation w they wa over aad go dowtj 

Ob, let go! let got The bait furtana 

are in'heayen, There are BO nbsciinditirf 

Cflshinrsfrom that bank, BO failing in 

promises to pay. Set yonr affMtiojw on 

tlilngB above, not on thing on the earth 

Let got Depend upon it that Gotl will 

keep upon JOB the staff, or the rod, 

tho iron wheel until you ito lit go, 

TDK 6TAPP AND THR ROD. 

Another thing my telt tefichts us it 

that Christian sorrow ii going to haw a 

sure tcrmicna. My test lays, "Bread 

jgjrti la lirtjigiWl hcpgtHHft hs ..wfll Bflt 1] 

Here is a naval architect, and hp ilmws 

ont the plan of n Bhip of miiny thiiUKtiiid 

tons, Msmy workmen are engngtHl on it 

for a long while. The ship is done, nml 

tese day, with the Sngs op and the nfr 

gufgoouH with Ijunting, that vewt'l b 

laanehed for Southampton, At that time 

a lad 8 years of ago coincs running down 

the dock with a toy boat whiah ho has 

ever thrasUing It." Bleeswl he Godfoi 

that! Pound away, O flaiL Turn on, 

O wheel! Yonr work will soon ba done, 

"Ho will not be ever thraihtng it," NJ 

the Cliristian haa almoit as nneh we in 

tlio organ for thi stop tremulant as he 

has for the trumpet, Bttt after awhile 

he will put the hut dirge into tho portfo- 

lio forover, So much of ns as iawhcftt 

will bo separated from so inffeh as it 

chaff, and there will bo no more need of 

pounding. 

They mw6r-*6ry in haiven boeanac 

they have nothing to cry about. Then 

are no tears of bereavement, f J on 

shall havo yoflr friends all ronnd about 

yon, There are as tears of poverty bo- 

cansfl each ono rite at ths kittg'fl table 

and baa his own chariot of ealvntton 

ami free access to the wardrobe where 

princes get their array. Ha tears oi 

sickness, for there are ao paesDOBias on 

the air, and no mularial eshnlations from 

the Kill ing river of life, and as ernteh 

for the lame limb, and as splint for the 

broken arm, bnt the pulses throbbing 

with the health of the eternal God in a 

climate like oaf Juno before the blo» 

soms fall, or ear gorgeoaij Oetohw be> 

fere tho loaves scatter. 

In that land tho Bouls will talk ovei 

the different modea of thrufaing. Oh, 

the itery ef the Btaff that Btruck the 

fitches, and the rod that beat the cfliii 

mtai sad the iron wheel that went ovei 

the com I Daniel will describe the lions, 

and Jonah leviathans, and Pan! the elm* 

wood whips with which hewaBSEourKed, 

and Evv will toll how aromatic Eden 

was the day ebe left it, and John Rogers 

will tell fit the smart of tto flame, and 

Elijah of the fleryteam that, wheeled 

him np the sky steeps, andChrifit of the 

nnmbnes and paroiysm and homor- 

rhagva ef the awfnl erucifiiion. TJic 

Oioy are before the throno of Qod, On 

one elevation all thogo who were strnek 

ofthosteS, Onn higher devotion nil 

those who were strnek of the rod. On a 

highest elevation, and amid tho highe 

altitudes of Inmrun, rdl those who were 

under the wheeL He will net erer be 

thradiing it- ,-— —— 

Oh, my iieAreTS, Is there not eBongh 

salvo in this text to make a piaster large 

enough to hftil all yonr wsnmM When 

a child is hurt, the mother is very apt to 

say is it, "Now, it will SOOB feel better," 

And that ia what Qod wiys when he nn- 

boaonis all the trouble in tliohuBh of tliie 

made with his Own jackkaife, and he gnsi iirsmi», "Weeping may endure 

— . - . . - . . foranighti but joycomethin thomom- 

tag, 1 ' Ton may leave your pocket imnri- 

kerchief soppliifi wet with teara on yonr 

says: "Hero, my boat is better than 

Jnst look at this jibteom anil 

these weather cross jack bracea," and he 

drops his Uttlo boat besido the great ship, 

and there is a roar of laughter on the 

dock* ' • : 

All, my friends, that great ship is your 

life as God planued it—vast, million 

teased, ocean destined, eternity bound. 

That little beat is yonr life as yon are 

trying to how H out and fashion it and 

launch it, AH. do net try to bo a rival - 

of the great Jehovah, Ood is always 

right, find in ntno eases ent of ton yon 

are wrong. He sends just tha hardships, 

just the iiaakn{itdes, just the cross that 

It b best for yon to have. Ho knows 

what kind of grain yen are, and bo sends 

tha right ktml of thraeliing machine, ft 

wfll be a r«l or staff or iron wheel jnit 

according M you are fitehes er eumwiu 

or corn. 

THE W1IK4T AHD TUB 0Uf?> 

•Again, my snhjeet teaehea m that 

God keeps trial on us ontU w# let go. 

The farmer ahoate "whoar to hia 

horses as soon as tho gram has druppeil 

fron the stalk. The farmer coma with 

his fork and tosses up the straw, and lie 

sees that the straw has let go the grain 

and the grain is thoroughly thrashed, 

go God, Smiting rod and turning wheel 

cease as soon as we let go,, We 

hold on to this world with its pleasnrea 

and riches and emoluments, and otir 

knrokJes ate so flrmiy set that it seems 

as if we cogld bold on forove&^Ciod 

eemss along with some thrashing trouble 

and beats ns loose,. 

We started nndcr the delusion that 

this was a great world, We learned out 

of ear geography thai it was so many 

thousand mOsui diameter and so many 

thoiBand miles in drcurnference, and wu 

•aid, "Oh, my, what a worldr* Troubles 

ffoae In afterlife, and thin trouble sliced 

off one part of the world, and thnt trou- 

blo iUce4 off another part of Uie World, 

and it has got to be a oraalla* world, and 

in eoineof yrar estimations a very in- 

flcant world, and* it ii depredating 

the an» as a BpUHtual property. Ton 

paresptoff, SO per cent off, and there 

an those here whs wonld not give 10 

eents"for this world—for the entire world 

a IOQI possession, 

tMng, InBcboolwonaed to write eeia< 

poaiUgnj abont friabdsMp, and perhapi 

ws made ow gmdnatfng appssch on eonh 

neaesmnt: tfay on • friendahip. Oh* H 

wu a'channed tnirigt Bnt dm It ness 

mneh to yon AH it nwd tof ! Tea have 

gone on lu life, ud one Mend has bo= 

' "" ' and another friend baa, mt^ 

I frieadhai 

stiiS* frienaalyp' bonks 

^.^ p meas to ypa moroly 

py 

fntare, bet we h»vB 

may bo dâted 

_ _ 

that 

p tho bat* 

yow bndncia 

nott 

ârrant; 

fjwr W*, y i B 

W trad*rfl*iartanln»y be rich 

i^ pv Ana God, 

»tt than taWtortoM*, If e 

ppg y 

dentl; pillow, Imt you will go up a\m> 

Intely sorrowUss, They will wear black; 

yon Will wear white, Cypttuses for 

theBl; liulPia for you, 

You will tttiyi "Is it possible thnt lam 

here! Is this haiven? Ain I so pnro now 

I will never do iinythiug wrong? Ain 1 

eo well tliat 1 will never again be sick? 

Are these couipjiniunBhipa so flnn tlutt 

they will never ajpin bo brpken? t timt 

Mary?. IH tlmt John? la that my loved 

one I pnt away into darkness? Can it ho 

that theBe are the faces of those who hiy 

so-wan and emsflated in the back room 

on thnt awful night dying? Oh, how ra- 

diant they ant Lookatthenil Howni- 

diaftt they aral 

"Why, bow nniike this place is from 

what I thought when I left the world 

below! Ministers drew pictures of tills 

land, but how tame compand with the 

realityl They told me en earth tliat 

death was sunset. No. not It tssnnrisel 

Qlorions sunriBel I see the light IMJW 

purpling the hilht, and tho clonds flaihe 

wito the eomiug day," 

Then the gates of heaven will be 

opened, and the entranced ssnl, with the 

Bcutenwa and power of the celestial vt= 

sjon, will look ten thonsftnilB of miles 

down npon the bannered procession^ 

river of flhlmmertng splendor—and will 

mf ont, "Wbo are thoyf' And the an- 

gel of Qod standing close by will say, 

"Han't yen knew who they nrtF "Ko, p 

says the entraiiwd soul, "1 oonnot gness 

Who they' are," The angel will say; "I 

wfll tdl yon, then, who they are. These 

are tlioy who cjinio ont of great tribuhv 

li ^ 

tton, as thnahling, an^lud their robea 

washed and made white in the blood of 

the Ltsab," • r 

pEOPSOFCELSTUiATfOOVWl, 

Oh, that I could administer 1 sonw of 

these drops of celestial anodyne to these 

d d d l If yon wonld 

pangs, The tbesght thirt you are going 

to got through with this after awhile-- 

aU Una sorrow andjili this trouble. We 

ahall bare a great many granl, days in 

heawn, hat I will tell you which will be 

the grandest day of all the ioUliop ag» 

of heaven. Yon say, "Are yon sure you 

can tell moT Yes, I can. It will bo the 

day we get there. Borne say heaven is 

growing more glorious. 1 BUppose ft is, 

but I do not. can much abont, that. 

Heaven now is good onotagh far me. 

Hbrty has no more gratalatory 

Hiaa the breaking in of the Eng 

lish aftay npon iincknow, India. A 

few weeks before a masaaciB had oocpr- 

rod at Cawnpnri, and B60 womun and 

children had been put in s room. Then 

five profesaidual batchers went in and 

i h Then the bodies of the 

tteown into a 

JM the English army came into 

wnport th*y went Into fte room, and; 

Agk, what a hocrid ucenol Sword steokss 

OBthe wall'BeaV tho Boor, abowtag that 

QvppOr thing* had crouched when they 

dkd d they »w ab» ttrtthiB 

dpte blood, Tho aoldierb 

lart their 

abosi b* aubnwrgei of ~ttb oarnaga. 

Andob that floor of W 

pressions within dtplematis limits, but 

that she WHS amazed at the ganeherlstie 

exhibition made by somn el New York's 

women, in that line Is a fact, aad one set 

particularly ereditabie to tho homo brt- 

gade either,—Joseph Howard, 

will turn My iiMd up«i «hee, and jmtelj 

purKs ftway thy fires, Mid take mrnf all 

il?}- Mm Aftirwanl tbou shfUt t»cnll«l the 

ejty of rii|iiU«ii!>iiw«. the fidthful eiir," 

St« BIMI Zeeh. slii, % ft Two part* ft» to 

bo pliiln nr i*ripli, niiii it 1* tin llilni (Mirt 

thni in to I* rurtiiHl. 

4. "Ttit-n NIHIIS tlu 1 oiTcringof Judnli sail 

Jcpifwili'm Iw [ilHiMuit unto the Lenl, sata 

the dnyitof old uniins' fh form*r 

When liiy filiiilj *&< lElin enmlng in nn^ ud 

glory tJiij- nfinll Iw iw ft hjitltin •" 

in iMiiiy mxh; iii, m «ii, m siii, n, Tim 

fihiijl ft HHlitmiiH imtion jEltsriff Oni, and 

all thnt w* thi'tii plmil dckiiowlcdije th«u 

UH t|[|> wt!t1 which the IJOP\ hatfa 

(liHk U^Jls isi.P;, 

B, "'And 1 wijl cftnit' liiwr to you to jtid^ 

ment, find I will \# n swift WHIIPW ngairirt 

tliiviC thiit fHlr lliit Me, HAlth thu Ijard of 

HostH," In cftiinectinii with the forifi 

uf thu fd-nluiit, Hicrv miiitt lie judgment on 

the ungrHily, "It will IM> •'tliudsyof the 

iiiisi ihff~yi3tr_ of 

for tlii! eohthiveniy of Zion," "tte 

daj* uf thu ri'iiKiTuiee and the year of Hi 

ritlutuutl" (Ifift. xxxte, Hi isHI, 4), Whti 

tie conn-?) in iw jiiorifkit In libtnaiDU, It 

will )w in yli-Iil vtiiMiiiiirai en them thn* 

the Ksspsl (11 

tjommuriteaw 

iSiURY AViHUr, OCIAH eiTY, 

Thirty-eigbU, 

{desirable furnished and unfur- 

furnished on application, 

1 also 

offer to VOL. XIII. OOEAN CITY, N, J., THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1808. KG. 

proper^. 

SCUDDER LUMBER CO., 

PlANINfl Mill, SAM FACTOR! AND LUMIBR YARDS 

, «ASC7ABfOBH» OF 

Daars, Window Fnmoi, Sh^, Siih, Mc^"^ Braeket, 

Hot Bed &sh, Scroll Work, lurning, &c* 

Ocean City ftntineL 

PDDLLHHBD WS&MLV At 

OCEAN CITY, 11 

MIiQQ p*r yMfv atwietlg In nf 

gt.SO at mil of y?nw. 

ALSO 

Ksstatifftnii, 

DU1LIDING LUMBER OF IVBRY D^RIPTJON, OP WHICH 

A UKGB&TIX'K W C»NffiAI!Ti,¥ OK HAftD, UNDER 

GOVKII, WELL SEASONED AND 

SOLD AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES, 

PROMT AMD FEDERAL HTKO7TH, « AMI»fcW, u, j 

YTCOESONT ^ 


LICENSED AUCTIONEER,* 

•* ' No, 721 Aabuty Avenue, 

OOKAN CITY, N. J. 

MARSHALL'S 

DINING 

FOH 1.ADIES AMD eEMTHf 

1B21 MABEIT STREET, 

tint P*«* PHt afCltyHall, 

FHILADBLPRIA. 

STRICTi; TEMPERANCE. 

MMhlM TO «#«B WROH B A M TO 8 F= H: 

Good Roast Dinners, with 

tiiree vegetables, for ag cents, 

Turkeji: or Chicken Dinners 

15 cents. 

Ladies' Room upstairs, with 

aomelike accommodations. 

PURE SPRING WATER, 

Physicians, , Ms, 

, D. 

Physician 

EMMETT HOUSE, 

Vat. 8th Blroet alia Cuiitntl AVLUIUU, 

QUEAN CITY, ft. J, 

I)R, J~ S, WAGGONER, 

MO. 731 Af3BUR¥ 

Ol'EAff CITV, M 

Tan Dn!g». Floe StaUaiHr^. DDBfe£tlDDCfT, 

&*,. eoMUiitlr on h«nd, _ 

J HO WARD "\VTLLEmlT7b7, 

Cor, ;th and Central, 

liOHfMl S tiiU 

4 tn it 

BR, G. W. URQUHART, 

2265 North 13th Street, 

WM. LAKE, V, K.f 

HEAL ESTATE 

S. TwenQr-Second St, 

ICE CREAM, ICES, FROZEN 

FRUITS AND JELLIES. 

Wfas Waflt la Act 

"Afl sirti of pfx>ph want to go on the 

itng(t," said tha manager of adramatia 

Bgency the etaer day, "Appliemti 

como from every walk in liffc The lady 

in society and the woman who sells yini 

nd needi« behind the counter think 

they are bore to be actresBea. They 

waste their tiirio trying to got into the 

profeiision, fast not nntil too late do they 

resllgo that thefr Toeatten ii not the 

stage and/that they ui then nnflt for 

anything eis& The reson is, I fancy, 

that many women are simply em* tor 

novelty, oicitoment and Hmm, They 

cannet reajrt the opportuwitibs which 

the stage offers for satisfy ing their crav- 

ing, and if they can do nothing both? 

will gv on as ballet girl*. 

"Agratinanf people como in hen 

every day whs are to write ft syniphBny, 

but thisy Hnpr around the apnd» and 

pick op odd jots now sad then. A mana* 

pv perhant cannot afford to pay thii 

salary an eiperloucod acttâ wontd d&> 

mand, and, for. some performancci is 

willing to accept the eurviccs of on ama- 

teur. Three woppp Apply for position 

to one man,"^Mnsic and Drama. 

TortiUb W 

At the prstent time the, Teil nstd by 

Tnrlrish U4Jw is no longer what it wan. 

Its transparency admits of a pretty faos 

being easUj outlined. When the yaih- 

mock is vny thick, one may conclude thnt 

tho face It bidia Is not very seductive. 

In ppiteoF the prvgrew of cirUizBtion and 

tha «n*eqoent transftinnatfon of habjta 

and opstoma in many eonntricft the po- 

rf w«cn In Tmk^j ho» wlf 

slightly changed, ItisoBh/ineKeptioqal 

Sisoa ij»*tJio« belonging to th* higher 

slsssn are nnqpoonifBniod ont of door* 

byctmqeha, Those ore the cadiow, wbe 

h d i d d follow the Bute nod 

faabions.~Bill MaU Bndgnt. 

Dnd* Wnyhnck—1 declare, Eton, 

tiiii knifs toffies soapy, sari? us theother 

e.bnt 

m to yonr fork,, 

ew York Weekly, 

1 ^ ^ - 

n, "Fur I iini ihp IMH\; I thiihgp oot! 

tlii-rvfiire J"e &TPHH of. Jntiih flni iiotcsHi= 

KHHtTijrinKnnpJ ftlmndnnt la 

trutli IB illn imme froni the 

of tbylr history (Ki, sijdy, fl), 

nnil. tifHiiiH 1 nf MLt ftivinnnt Jle will have 

uicfcy notwitbmiiiiillriff tJI ihiit they have 

done (J«, XSKI, »i, STi, "He, being ftUl of 

piiniHiaHjcfli fiirfpivu thylr liiinilltj Md dfr 

Htniyetl t!n>m iioi—ft«, many ft iltno mmrf 

He Ilia anker liWny nnd did not, sltr up oil 

His nnilth" U*s. Usviil, m). 

f. "Jtettini unt4) Sic, and I mill rFturn 

unto yon, HiiJUi ihs U>nl of Host*. lim je 

Hslil, WJicftin iJitti! we retiimf" Jle K» 

niii^ls thi'm (if thu iniquity ef their fHthfR* 

KviirMiHi's u-HtlH«l in ihenewtHdH, "¥e 

luiVu isiHt rtUlliutui ft(piliiflt, tbt? Lord (rum 

thfl diu' thiit I knew you" (Deut ix, S4). 

Yyb lie b t'vi-r jiIwiilinK witb then to r& 

iiin!, bec-mi*. He is lovcnttd Imn loved thin 

wiUi an i 4-oiiiimnj* of 

•omc finite olrtest mid IICMI 

Fire- lii*iirAii(-*> < o 

of A in c-r Ira. 

Wlmt ! H thcttintt^r with Ocuan 

City? She's hoomlng, that's 

all, New wattsf siipjily sys- 

tem • n«w eiuctrle straot rail- 

road; alectric lights; now 

hotuls; new • cottages-;, nuw 

tanantB nnd new yuostH; every- 

thing Is on the jump, ami Fisher 

Is rushing thn buBiness, 

Call and see him, and put 

your.moiH'y in Ocuan. City ho 

fori* things gtit up to th»- fiir mm. Il liM siim rfjiHVHif me of iftn 

(irwuifuS ppcllj I ii| la i.avf. I (Iriiib bnhnn 

ihiit I wctuhl havit gnne iiitfl eonHUPiipiifiii !yt 

winter, *Krr I had piwmnonia, if I hiid B01 BSta 

UiftCor.ipoiiniiOifJ'Bnn. I nujit tor tbal I in 

]n hotter iinlili thRA 6Tsr hsforn Sin» I *M a 

child, and ah from Juiir Gniiiiinunpl Qifsm 

Trenlmpni. 1 fr«! lh«t I »n never uj_ ti*if 

enndeh In lla DfaSjfi asd DI ihr B«M got»J It bag 

dmefflp. Mil, J, i. Weofl. 

ItJ 

Dn, BMfk-y £ F»i>H, 

Hy tnoiiiar UHd J8UF 

tr«ltn(-t!{ b*«Hi 

and hating trl«! HI nther rtmailM innwn m 

Be, I wu ihrtnc*rt in tfy jOHr fnmnlF> 

If cured ma pirfHAnentiy, and I rejoke that 

It in inr sud* tttoWBH nft 11 bu dene 

*»(.fylhln? for n* I BouW hale Mkad, I ftaTB 

reronmendpa ft to IPHCM) othan, whs hln 

trlr4 it aod bMsil bpni/flts).. I n»»Biinisnd»d It 

with thit jmnlABl OOpnOftnog. 

Fkffirt S Mm, BP», &W, 

" Oiyien 

hu BntHBD 

Albert Ql 

n, Btarkrr £ Ps!«e, Ihiudolphi*. FB, 

CshimiiDi QmjgHB did We nwft food M a 

nlinr fi?om HaF Fswr thu uvt^mcl hp«t 

eTBftrin 

lutelr u with an» other morbid oondiHon of th* 

mtMn,m hate Hided f«PjiHjTheJ»«*ieB«i 

ecld tare f*r Aleabsl, JHorpftlne, ete, 

TOb! ji PI! prsilt the MatH* petf HI of «ny 

tnon Bunt HjTWaied bj iaadjiw teotpenira 

mtormtr* ftaUoBai W, QTT, V. eftee, eiewf• 

B»fe ud phjiJeljmj. rmiswi E wi|i*m »fi 

ef ill 'Wo an WKFIBlF frjsndlr to toll OloTif 

T. U 

and 

ffis HiiUdeph 

BB, HSrf I* it, "It 

b hat arf^nteiparimBBtn oureli/, hit it us 

refer to al fHinartahle>TidBnW=l ef lueedH H 

otter iDttltUtiawi in otlief place!, Tttaaa afflict. 

ed bj tn unn*emab|e appfilltn fpr Uquor and 

really want U bu eiired, eaB by a f«w w»ffci' 

tnatlnnt b«a erfdeoee of Ita pewsr," 

AmmtK our hHr» !«>*««•» am Btahnp 

rallowi!TBPT, !•! imili, HOBWBIW Thoraaa 

Hilli, nan, Jjime* S, Hobbi, Del, ft S, Kiwla? 

a Tmpann»Sit«t!» 

itli **«* wtiooUnot 

rand t« b#U>d in treitlnif .**«* wtiooUnot 

H» for |rt«m?Bt, at snallf r«Ju»d HtM, 

U u ibelr obTIgBiloM » rrp»y is tha fund in 

Tll ft b*l rtfd B t 

U u iblr g py nd in 

SMyTn»t*llinBnI«, after b*lmt rsprtofod, By to 

dojnx *• Uie the (nUMJ mr Hi o«r, CUiliii 

HUT euM wiU tN HflW ndn«, MoisSf lent 

fqr thii purpow enkbtH tMasqder » U U UF 

saa they piealF M b« weatad, thertjrii]r.0Babl^ 

then to «5rthrfdir«f rsntlr ot Vtair nbamp 

tlpRi Weapre Of of m pff* t°m> si appu- 

oaBt*, *Hd they «n H proai « wo *r« t*feji is- 

Onr nureta aafo, f win Hid *ure. We dont 

lake wlilateT fmin a Baa. W a Ptaee |I hefore 

htm and defy him ts drink*nd ba «aw« 41 to 

Uk4 It^MBjaftrr m f*wd»a. We âra Uw 

aae npon fprienUSe^rtnelpiH by taKlap away 

apputll* without IffipMrlnc on* at ma w !•» 

i ny rbt AJ nbKriptXn rmtna 

Utk4 ^ 

dlaaaae n 

the pp 

minimi any rbt. ABJ 

*fl|blSd to th« 

ma w !• 

rmtna 

Sîfe^- 

edw 

_ RbAMiNQ THROUdM WOODS, 

noRmina throosh wrmdH In ncf lon» mOssi* 

H H f f l l l 

I fniliiti, nlmmt in 

A erjatal (JKlns, ana (Inf. 

Ifnnron oro this It might lifivp been. 

Ami 

Whlto Him rlftn a'nr 

And no a thniijjlit iii sunn' rjinjlonn Iiivust. 

Bt l d 

la fcnJiiil wlifB ftal'H mys «n it Kssi, 

A eryrtjil rivilldt JKirii. 

E J l a, Cnssiiiiif lit Now Vork Sun, 

THE HEIRESS. 

This is thn roninnro of n tiililrtifl g 

—tin) rittniinco nf nn nltl \mv\ Anil n 

i i I am grity hnired anil 40, 

yrt as I nil nt my Aimk In tho glmany 

llttloofllct'of IIiiriunii'H mill Jifjt> i-Qinoa 

t«*tw€»n my uyija IUUI th» uoiuniiin (if fig- 

imNi In thu tluHty JuflgorB—n younR ftice 

with diMiF, bright oy=nn!l I full fhtu a 

day drtjftm itnil ftirgfltthjitl nmoM and 

poor and poiinnnniilact'. 

Shn }H thu isiily child bf Jere Jfnfmi\nf 

thi 1 miiliohiiifu mill owner. And as putitlt) 

[inci ûutl juj BftQ 1B iMjautlful, 

1 iuivij wiitehod hur KPIW Into wotniiit* 

houd. I hfivo wntfliii'd \WT l i 

n antl wiil*?nlnf dad fkv 

tho Ideal of mydreftinfl; 

Andull tiicsoycjirs I hrtVi? iidfn 

Injl to loyn her, 

Siiwly IOTO la not wluilly 

though it la hfi|»lefls, I nin n hotter ismn 

that 1 hnvo loved NoUto Utinnim. 

No. I bnild nftftir cftsttis, 

I nin 40 nml Bhu 18. 

1 iim only her futhpr's hnokkcopcivnnii 

ulio is tho bfirt«s at millions. 

TlifrL. wr« A time when little Ndlio 

Iluriiiiin Hxis en my Bhoulilur, hutitLfl 

'niy ptit'kiJtH for KixKlipt) anil (Btaiped hpr 

liarHfj'H uhnfgn several tiines a day to 

tra](]lo down ia thiiuiill iiiH.-nrL-h(if "hw 

Jrti-k SpnnMf," lAter she hronf{ht hfr 

Hiihoftl taHkrt, the laeoniKihlo LnUij ¥i»rts 

nnd thtj utitonqnerflhlo PSjinirtoain frnc- 

tions, to thn fintiin old frieiiii, who WSIH 

Bf'vor tfio baiiy_td-bfl^bathL!rHlJiy Httlo 

Nfllii' IliLrJiiim, 

Hhij is UH uniifftt'tsNi ftiirt cnrtllili in her 

nhij \ny» I"T hiiiiil on niy itriis 

np into illy frii«» illlrt fisks why I uomp BO 

ftt'ldom to tlio hull, and linvo I pmm 

lirfd ftf old fricndu, of hnr—tht't! I find 

it hiinl to answer lightly, to Hinlir tftlnt' 

ly, (iiid I K« itWity with n hcnrtathn. 

The giri don* not Isu-k ftif frifihdH, 

Grim, atcm ulil Jere Hiiriniirrs Jittlis 

lirifiht fHLifl ehilil, iiiotlujrless rfnoe hitr 

liahyhnntl, long ngo fiuuifl iv tender RJirtt 

in th" lu'nrts nf tho vilhtfrn frilk. In the 

cisttilj^S her fiieo £H iwwnlenniD as fiiin- 

ehinp, Thu ehililriii! linii({ on hnr gown, 

tho woniuii iiing her jffliifWM, snd tho 

toughest niilliin.nd has nlwiiyn a eivil 

fur her itnd n lift of tho cap m ahe 

gho hija hor youBg frit-ndfl, too, 

tho crmntry gontlofulk, Young 

DvttiiiOinl is otton at tho hall, Itlaru 

ntorwi that hu is tbn fortaa&to iiiitor of 

JPTO Ilnrmnn'a huircse. He Ifl a fresh 

fricod, good havrted Ind, Lowa to tee 

youth, anil they ara young together; 

Qrny hiilrtsl Jack Bpencef, whiit have 

you to do with "love'i young dwani?*' 

The Htriko! 

The mill to Hhatdown, and thestrQfera 

gjither in knnta aliinjf thn yiihô street 

and dincuBS the ftltmiUon, The cut rat 

havo CAUHMI tho trouliki, Jerti tltinnrtn 

Us hard BIJHI juid it hnfd innelor. He 

holds thn ftite uf thcap ficoiiln.in his 

hands. A few amts lefi§ to. them, a fow 

iioUriTB more to him. This hoemod to him 

to Rettle thn question, Thfi Hmes wero 

dull—he we«M rcHluras WHKOB. The Hftr? 

man mill eiierfttivei went out in a hody, 

Tho flrst ilny of the sWko Dig Jnhnf 

the w«i¥or who heacifiil the strikers, 

avmo to Jere Harmnn with ft doIegatloB 

to nrbitrate the matter, 

To thc^n Harman snidi "Betiira to 

work at my teiinspr ntay out and Htiirvo. 

Monday 1 hire new hntiitfl If yoa aru not 

hock In yonr places, As long na I own 

this mill I Bliall be mrwfcer here." 

Thlfl wftU hifl fioal ftflfl wir, and no wordfl 

of mine, no warniiigi of the murmurs 

and threats that grow ntiA dceiM-niuiiong 

tho men, will shake his will, 

Thero la talk of firing the mill among 

tho mod bmined ones, And Big John 

"That wero ebonping the ntiso off to 

spito the fwe, mm. If tho mHl wwe 

hnrnod, bow wqald that hfilp ns to work 

and wngea? Nay, It must he other 

means," '. 

"Aye, we ttait U», bat if wo do not 

got our righto by fair iniwiff wo will 

hnvo them by fooll >f erted Miothor, 

They mam mischief. I have worried 

jere Honnap, bnt ho will not hood, 

• »• a : * • • •#• # • * 

Tho etrike is met. 

The night la esdedi and 1 •!( alone in 

the efflea in tho gray dawn, rick imd 

dlzsy with tho horrors of tho night's ex< 

porionco. I ihat my eyes, and tho pic- 

turo atandfl oat brfoni me—tho dark 

pight, the hall with itt Uffhts glowing 

oat through ihs windows, tho gay party 

of young JJOODiB -In the drawing room, 

the gleam of torched oatsldo, tho mob of 

dsBptsStQ men, tho Angry, nptnmod 

fao«. There w» a tramp of foot, howie 

shout*, and a Btoue ofashod through a 

window and Bhattorod tho chaMolier. 

The muiio stopped with a discordant 

crash, Thoro was inntiint oanfarion, and 

above it nil there wore the bosrss cfk< 

of • Joro Harnum. 

I Bpmog throagh tho ptmsa window 

dfad th Tb 

and Hg John nhontad: 

W^ naught yen, 

ths nuwtor BMt ficnr its, lirlng ont the 

nuwtufl" 

"Ounif 1U(P hiinogtînea if 

nnrt tjilk it u¥t-r~initiniy; v I iirgcdT 

lit nijilit liki! n uiob of rufliniiH 

g 

Jero Ilunnun hiul loinq out to thutn, 

Tlioy jirmitetl hini wltli na fuigry shout, 

"Wa tuu to bii jiut off m lun'gur. If 

itfiijf rijfljts by fsiir tiinihs or by fJ 

Jeru Hnfiilan?" 

"Your fight«"= ln-KJin Jpra 

in his hnreh. atMn volts?, I stw thirt 

Nelliii Ilorman luiil HIIPIKMI out to her 

father 1 ! Rliloand litJiJ hw hand pleii, 

Ingly on Ilia Hhouldiir, Silo did not four 

tho ftiigfy incn, for willingly not one of 

thoiu would him* hnrsiinl il hitir of lior 

fliiinty hi-ml, I wiw tlmt j*hn would hnvo 

f d i with ht* fnther to bfi gen tlo with 

tlirlli. 

Yes, eiii- HghtB!" )i WIB 

drunk m lilinu with ni(jp=Hun?iy he did 

iijit mm the girl nt her fiither'a Mi', A 

(ttoiio whUsiNl thrniigh the air. It might 

havo IKVIS Jnrti Ilttrmiui^ 

instend, it Htrilyk her. It cut it 

eniel gitah jiiHt nliovf' tins toiuphi, 

Tliny HjinHig toNvsiril hi*—her frti'tiils, 

hep lovpr—lint Ki'lliii Hiirmiin put hur 

two hiiiidn out to in'h >vltU' n Hliitrji, gtisp^ 

liig cry, 

"Jnck, Jack!" niie s.'iiU, and I gnught 

her hi iny iiriiis, ' 

I hn'vfi'livnl ovrr the ngony, thn joy, nf 

thiit inoinsint all through tho lung, ioiio* 

ly hoiirn of thiH night. 

It WiUi Hig John hinifwlf who brought 

tho diHitor and (jriral liko a uhild when 

thoy fejld him Hho WIIH flying. His httlo 

erlpplml chllri she hiw! IOVHI nnd fHri«l 

for, nriii it hml died in her ftritiH. "Aye, 

anil thnt hnrni should hnvp liirtiiR tss her, 

whii sviifl iniiro j»(sod and innoi*E of 

timid iind pm-ijiiinliJis generally 

tiuii iiiiil ili'iiioriilii'iitiiiii, 

nmivn ILiridumiienn f thn lowe 

k r('jir!"r!i?titi?pl i.t im n&t 

B1R>V« tliif hi'nie ('reniitHii lii'iii 

Blntiifiil mul shiftiybS, with m>t 

or ik-if n^licet- fo-keup 

Tiii ! iiinyT yhyîin aro tolerably 

roili but mieh jiiiislieil nilepifl in 

i h 

is 

yiui 

he,, 

yiiil ilfl 

er tinin 

j 

thuy ftpt', UH ii fiUc. iiltcrly nnwortliy of 

Tiiia is th! 1 pfritf'iiii-nt, imido to n' 

ryporter by n gentleiii m who hia only 

l iTturneii frnui' Hundurna, who 

fiiiiiiHiir wills tho |h?ipplo iiiiil 

wUti is ii nmi) i 

iniilil cviT u to 

ffn !liere wifhmit ii prnt If 

, you will'raiitif? fiway liopoor- 

eji vgsi jmt f«:-!«t upitii thfir 

ioil, but if yon jfu th!*»>.with mosey yen 

will iiit^ntihU' ill* l'nlilicil.: Tbe peoplo 

theris will I'iili'.T steiil fri.nii yuuqliiriglit. 

or tliroiijjh the nini'kervui' thu tribiinisl? 

which flif'y ttriti ristirH." 

The liciuht of nmljln.in !>I the• nvornge: 

is lit linve ?i ft?w Kiiver 

s^jiiW ! kt»fB.^=\\yi«H—this 

tnki'S liineo in ilia , 

he works n't iimfjer, iiiter^stii hijnieif no 

further in ftiiytiung wlilth J«igUt emxm 

him to esersriso either Ilia hnnsla tjf liis 

lirniiiR, hnt elenjiiiy. nml ilrowsily •COH- 

siilt'H hiinnnlf wiih HIQ ehesi]i rum whibh 

is thfl= tiHfive. iiriiik. Tliis atuSf; inudp 

from mtrnr fiiiirtjiiii" 1 , issimng eprnph 

to iiimi a Ijnli? in. it Itrtr (>f rriilreail imii. 

•Til!- 1 hlllMllil is li?n (lji;t of thft JiOOTf 1 ! 

cliissMfl, .Ttiiiy %,{ 

fill, ntisi ii! sliPM tliîicriifiMn tins = iin>rlV- 

flcil stTiin^r gills iif a tfiit-taur. . 

KiHiwlt'iliiii IN tli'j fntiliinn. • 

: • 

A siiiHiriiiiiitiM- tiiii!, yon iniiy fnj-, 

tiut BSj|ilifif?!t:f nf !:ifllt>r t'hili.L'a, The 

butterfly•« 1 i'i!!iiftt'p.>m Ki'W Yuilt, wtiiî;: 

BQdirty atot'k in triiil?! cutiMHia ipf pkiili- 

miiiff from tlin liitKHt IKIVO!? nnil jiliiU's, 

gowns triiiii thi! Rii('iiu lii.Piiis nml *i 

reservoir of miji^rlkiiil,pur!!,, is a 

to ht'nr NViiHliinffifm woltiS'ii'1 

iilmiit jiriasis r^ffirni, nur imblis 

iVBteni yr tjipj Uyiii'tsig him t'entrovi'rsy. 

Ant! t!iBj*'nut only mil; on such sti" " 

liatiirally nml witlifMit iiny 

jmBingi lint they kntnv whnfc tlwy is 

talking ftl!»»it,' It its i 

to throw out ii Btniliitaly *>rtrli*{*t rptiiark 

nbniit'urmin book.nf Ih'ipii's nijil iriiHt tii 

ftitfi tluit. thi' w'.nnnn ynu. nm UtMug Us 

ii us igmifiiiit uf it us 1 yoti nrk ' Oil, no;. 

the oililsiivo iitjiiiiis! ymi iii ' 

JN tlfu 

w 

• ' • ..rJ 1 ':: 

SI 

• ^ 

'

' - * * l 

UFTT SEHTIMKL. 

It" I' 

£-• ' 

TCtt»TI»* BOBIWHON, 

EDITOK A»t> HKOPRUfTOft. 

rir*v NKW JE 

¥•• 

AdnftMMMAta lu teal BAlaBK IS Mk 

nt^fNlMtepll»«. 

Jah *srt promptly daw far 

^rnwn and thlitoetfiib their hsrtii 

JUSE S, IMS, 

F stand tt Ih* f«» 0Bte6 at Oan Sir. *?• J. 

LIKE the charity that iuveni a muJ 

tltudeof slnn. tbe towns nf Miy'i Land 

tug and §« Isle, to many nf thi ruetro. 

(Mill tan newspaper i-ornaptiudeuUt, wem 

to embrace shout all the telegraphic 

point* In UiUHUte, mutliol UnmOen. 

All Use accounU* of furettt Jlrw in (Jlnu- 

owter county, catches of flj»li oil Aiigle= 

as*, politics in galena and glfttw blower** 

Strike* In Bfillville, publ toned In mewl 

of tlto big city dslllQfl, are dated at one 

or theolher of thcae plat-on, leading t» 

Ute premnnpttati that a coiLM|>iraoy ex- 

IHIM |a boom the town loL«at thet»pIfti*H 

and thai the reported have been let f ii 

t>n tiie ground Boot. 

A DAY OF 

If Oie gamblefg of Ihlfl Htate ihittk 

that because the people are im Inneor 

holding num nieotliig«, cii?f, tn pmtt*t 

agalii»t the damnable legislation of lawt 

winter, they are Batinfle«J tn at-wpt 

ppeseut ciJtiditlunH they are greatly iii 

enur- The pe«pie yf New jureey are 

itlll nurelug in their heartH the wrath 

they feel apniiiit thotte villaiUH who, 

list to all decency, last winter [iliu^d 

the hrani) of disthnuor o"n the fair ffuue 

of out Btiite. A day of retribnthm in 

oomlngaud the puninhiiieiit will niit be 

l«H«evere ijecaniHc it 1M IOUK delayed, 

Thepet»pjearedoingftdual of an onioyiit 

of thhiklug iiutef which will iwHieitome. 

thlug whidt will coutmtwe tliu«e wh» 

LsvoHO vlIiaiijoUHly Hluned BgahiHt the 

body politic. 

with Iilm In ojfeti oiiifllct they find 

tliemwivatepeedJiy worstisl, slid lioiice 

slander him behind hla Lwck, 

They insinuate that ho IH (fuwc-tw^d of 

ability ancj. nii>t!iing 

wltfrli command!! public attention aiid 

admiration they speedily «sk In plot 

lib overthmw. They belittle hi* every 

if he, beliigliijmail, em* In the 

itartli'ijlar, lltey magnify the 

fault into ftumelhljiff mi mil tal noun. 

Of till the devils Incarnate, Envy is 

the «n«teHL It fts-da, however, on Its 

own vitals Btiri the enviiiUH man 

111 liirt litsirr a lire wliifh \x 

ftUle, Ha ftiilforu ton tliOUmliii Units 

more iimu the |ien«)ii lie piiinttora, Mow 

HJIH, tlii> tnvy lie nurse* In lib* 

raiiflnt l» liiil fnitu the wnrld nt 

It mm what iu>tyuiwH the mil. 

tett4|»tll»!o iniiueiidn or itiMiinmtiim 

which IN expnswwl anil honistt inOn ilu» 

and ionUi this envious \vm>n iin 

whii'h (NiijiiuiiiiialyM U> IIHI the NUIU- 

st Gliiuagu, and abFJuf 

of two of ttiruu wfekn is tlm 

Burnt people exiiec-U Tliiw, hiiwever, in 

Imuryat uurrvnt railmwi nilcs 

and ehargis', and tlitwe Win* have liith 

erUi lakeii dlHlant »nd more 

trli«i retreneli and n[ieiid the 

OHir at home, Bcsreely any »ue wliti 

leaves towu it) the miiumer ill till In 

likely to let the trip to Utiliî take the 

place of their entire outluR, tluiuifli 

they wek aearby and lew expensive re- 

WftH. 

THE IUJTV Or A SKWSPAHKH, 

What fight lias a. newiipaper malt tu 

Meek office? None at all. 

in to try tit get an odlcie for the "nthur 

fellow," to Hound the |irai«e of. thy can. 

dldato*tid keep lib nwii feellrigH f*r* 

let tly quiet; tst "whoop her up" fur hl« 

nan, and let hi« man forget ail about 

him when lie ia eieeted; to defund IIIH 

againHt the uiijunt attat-kw of 

i, and nee whatever fuviirri 

blti caudidaUj has t» bestow go to the 

: other fellow, 

It in aliHi h(H huBiueBH to IAKMII tiie 

tuwu 'for all it l» worth, month after 

mouth; tit defend It against the aH|i( 

HIOU i»f rival towiiH, and thm iti return 

to tee mucb of the printing go to other 

- [itacea heeause they get it done a few 

centB cheaper, ., . 

It hi the liiiHiiiew of the newHpaiwr tn 

give every enterprise a'freijiieiit ''Bend 

off," and eatcli a genuine "tongue hmh- 

Jog' 1 tweaujsi he h«i failed to 

tlmt U i protQinent QlUtsn had 

fmwm Oruli. 

A terrible aerWent Lieftil nine pleHsnre- 

Bcekfr» to C'ajie May Point who were 

enjoying a ride nn thu HWitriiiiack ISH 

iicai tht' Hteambnat landing no W«ines» 

day of liutt wet'k. They were jisrlicU 

(lanut Iii tm eseiirMliiiiisHidiiutisd by the 

OlsrlHtlan EudeavorHiK'itjIy of Delaware 

M)unty, Pii,, on the rtcpiiUMc, aud were 

alt t¥«itii>n, liulh earn 

wen- nruaHbe»r= 

by, wild in-eiimpmikHl thu exfUrHlii!),, 

watelitsl tier eoiiHUititiy im Uielouti trip 

up the river. With Mr, Harris* tAtv waM 

removed tu thu Prtvlfyterlaii H'mpilah 

piiiloityiphln, an MHifi an tbe llepiiblid 

reat'lied her wharf, All thiiiiiherH were 

The citizens rettdhig In 

of the May's Landing Gunxt Houae 

were treated to s noyel Might TharHday 

evening on seeiug m lafge wUd deer 

juni|j over fbe tJourt House fence and 

run down the nialu avenue of the town. 

The anlm&l BO intoHevefal yard?, and 

afterward trmk refuge in aswanipoppo- 

te the Methodhit Epitteopal Uhuhh. 

l*ogB were put on l(atrall,aud soon had 

the deer ruunlug agaJu. It tail into 

the yard back, uf the MaaKlon House, 

where it WBM captured. On being ex. 

amiue he 

the iijlnimuui HIHSHJ. 

Railroad men Hay that such an ar. 

ratigenient an ISIIH became an abwihite 

neeetwity, an the Atlantic City hrsliChi* 

of fell three tiiiet have been running be> 

hind for Hcveral ytant, * Tlilh waft eauBeil 

not only by the competition that re- 

duced the hire, but the ami pet It Ion in 

hpeed played havoc with the protiui, 

The etiuipuentji demanded were of a 

high grade aud eaeh of the two oper> 

atiiig power* raced for an eighiy^minute 

speed that made the tout of running 

the road very high. They declare the 

public will not mind the five minuteH 

added nor the twenty-five cent inercaw*, 

both of wbii-h will meet the deniandn 

of the atockholderH, The BLateinent IN 

aim made that the Uanideii and Allan* 

tic road Inw ]ald im dividend for mine 

years and that the West jerney aiid At- 

laiitie City were eiiiibleii to do mi Ue> 

eauite uf the priinbt iiii igher 

75 tolls extra heavyfapan Mat* 

tiuffai pfrmn ; 0jo, 

Sf r&lis, heavy si imlcss CMntt 

Matting* five patterns, at 

P4- 

go rolls 6m Joined Matting at 

Matting Rugs—cool bits for 

here, there or 

2.2x4.0 at me much 

%MnS at fiOn each 

8,0x0,081800 each 

Take Tennii Rackets-=a!l 

kinds from anywhere. Weigh 

their worth. See if tho Want- 

maker Specials are not at least 

ene^thirdelieapirthan any other 

in the market, 

tiemiantswn S{ecial,H,aO; with cork 

hatidle, t-5. 

(Jerniftiitowii, oval haudle, IS, 

UerniaiiUiWii fltandnnJ, B.flO; with 

enrk handle, N, 

Itelmout, %%.W, with cork handle 

%Mh, WiMahlcknii, |y.6O; with 

cork liatidle, 12,75, 

Ardiaore, 1*2; with enrk handle, 12^. 

Falrmoutit, 13,7-1: with ixirk handle, 

Printed Biorod Bwlif. 

EBBBS 

Iniiic luarket. 

THI iTODDAIIT COMPAMY 

UN, 

1 , f 1, 

Juvenile, flk. 

Nets, pegs, ropes, poles, 

and all sorts oi Tennis fi 

1 • 

What shall the Summer-time 

Book? 

iglnnihg to worry over 

SUBSGR!PTION# S1.O0 PER YEIR 

OUTSPOKEN AND FEARLESS 

LIVE NEWSPAPER 

PITHY NEWS ITEMS 

A HOME PAPER 

sbaeut a few days viaitlug frleiidH, or 

that Borne dfHtlnguIshed friend from a 

distance had via!t«d liinr. 

unhurt. 

The WjUialoii WOH the reHuit of an ac* 

eideut entirely, the wheels taking the 

wrong track for Home, unexplained 

rtafton, and once started could not tie 

frfAppet).^_^ 

before tho 

Govornor 

to *veiy public, charitable and church 

enwrlainmeiit- frequently advertise 

them gratuitously; generally pay his 

awn way to everything and then be 

prejudiced, nudiafItfthle aiui 

•plHted becauHe a large space til 

bU paper in not devoted to the fnrther- 

UHK HodeHaklnp to the e«* 

uf oUier matter, 

wonder t«*t there are m 

tp the newspaper bus|= 

of nnnaoal 

Fallor's pnpCT 

Monday 

psblle inttTt-Ht, 

g was 

fren the 

and 

fact that it pneented in a 

connected way the tndiapHtebia record 

of facts which sliow that Soinnel Morey 

f h fl h 

, bails Bad ran a atenmbeat, 

There ia a vague Jmpressiori in the 

pdhlle mind that Morey inado H)me 

sort of ftn imperfect attempt to ran a 

•tffluiiijoat on the Coanocticut river at 

Fail-let!, feat it ia not geaerally known 

Dw 

to the most undo*] ruble ijuallty 

an Ml to the lot of rosu* Notli- 

m ivpubfve to \ 

d Opjlght cltsracter as thin fallen 

whKsh eblbroueH itoeif in the 

and TOloda of individuals. Bge- 

uf evpry man. There 

who reach it by tndiwtry and 

there are tlinH who 

ii SucBrta through mental »operi' 

genius. Some men are bom 

Poverty,phjTBioaHnilrniUy 

tbse 

can clouda hinder the 

og. Tbe,f may obBeore 

for m tlnie, hut tbe 

show itself 

tafgeta 

0* 

that, botldee bbexpertsints thereat his 

own home, he fan. a Btomnboftt froni 

Hftrtford to New Haven, and that he 

built atBordentowu, N. J,, a largwboftt 

which ê rfln between that plage and 

A model of his boat wu exhibited hi 

New York city, and bis invention a^ 

tracted tbi Bttentlon of Robert Fnlttm, 

tha Livlngitona and others who wow' 

atadjiiiB tho probiein of 8tt«m ns-rigs- 

tios, Fnlton indeed mwle practical ap. 

plication of the invention to &rmPiQTcW 

nje, but Moruys the Vertncmter, was the 1 

i uiv«itor boyond 

b PhU 

of wall paper and deco- 

J t fiTU Blh' 

g pp 

ration* In B*ui h Jersey at fiTU , 

Hiiclh and Anlinry, at Fhllada. price*, 

Fon RENT,—A hies eottage; Ailly 

fyrtiWied' bwt locaUou en the island. 

Apply to It, C, ndbiuiHin, tbi» city. 

The Union Transfer Com [any Bag. 

g»RB5JEprew will all stfMldencBsftiid 

bprelj 1B Ocean (pity and check baggage 

through to deBtlnatioD, wbefeby the 

paftenen will avoid all tmuble of eheck» 

fug at7»llrond •tBUon, OtAm fnr bag* 

re ean be left at railroad depot 

, F. MPBFJIY, JOIW B Aient 

BBICKIBBICILII BjuqkMI—Orden 

lor brff* left »tThorn's hardwire nod 

ramftara itolfB or at Otenn f30ttnget Sth 

~~ wUlreeeive 

It was an ill wind for the im- 

porter that bfilatfid th«stj best 

French Sateens, 

_J t JiIeswftv//JpJ!j*ou, may hap. 

Meant to have been here n 

month ago • meant to he 35c a 

yard* 

But here they ate at iSc! • 

How; straight and sum such 

lots come to Wanamaker's ! 

Scheurdr, Uiuth & Co,'s Sa* 

teens, Freres, Koechlin Co.'s 

Sateens, Names to conjure 

with throughout the Sateen 

world whenever quality or style 

is in question. 

Nearly aoo new patterns. 

More than 10,000 yards. 

, Of course there's a choice-^ 

the women know tftat well 

enough. 

Irish Lawns from Yankee 

Looms keep the fingers of a 

dozen salespeople on the fly 

measuring, tearing, measuring, 

tearing* Perhaps a hundred 

styles, 38 in,, 

Not every one can see a cy- 

clone, not every one tares to, 

but you can guess at the work 

a cyclone does by glancing 

down the long Cotton Goods 

aisle just before bell rings, any 

evening. Dress patterns and 

sliort lengths flying out all day 

long, armsiul at a time, so 

empty shelves and scatter pieces 

that it doesn't seem that trade 

winds alone could have done 

it. •' .• -. • 

Get Priestly's name on any 

sort of Dress Goods and your 

need't question further^not 

even on Grenadine, Quality, 

color, weave will surely be 

right, These All-wool Black 

aid Grenadines are Priest 

already, mayhap,/ No need to 

worry a bit. We've made a 

little list of all the welcome 

Books for house or hammock 

or steamer chair or railroad 

ride reading, with the prices 

plainly printed, Thi»is the 

TAHLB OF OQNTfiNm 

Paper Novels, 10 ( 

Aifeiplii Series, 10 cents, 

Tl>e Hapmoek Series^ * 

Pajter KOVCIH, 30 eelttfl, 

Cloth litiuyd ]Sn», Iff (siiU 

Tlie National ISmiM, 80 eenlH 

The Leiiux ISnnw, B.TceijtH 

lAlfiurc itoiirSeriH*, is peiitn 

111 Cjreei! and White, 

III Ited and White, 

.PAOB 

a 

H 

IT 

IH 

Ntttury and Oui-dr Life, i^ 

(.^Hiking and PftservliiK, ' 

(rbieagis and the World's Fair, 

Fur liitlie PoIkH, 

I 

j 

m 

y M 

l*«!uukr Hand 

M l FlU 

An 

4< r ! 

47 

Ask for "Books for 

Reading.' 1 -The list is Irce, 

foiiN WANAMAKBM, 

POSTERS, DODGERS 

PRINTING 

\ 

BRUNCHES 

HENRY A, W, SMITH. 

PrMtetl Pliaitar 

Hi 

SieHiif Iigtser, 

fl. HOWARD THORK, 

iiwger, 

60a ftsiunv *ve,, 

Ooeii Cttf, N, J. 

SMITH & THORN, 

In All UH 

Underground drain 

Terra Cotta Pipe, 

ATLAHtly d 

TO AHD KROM 

£ KEADIHQ B, H 

Diviftiols, 

mpiiH 

trt*BiJl 

ffflf RSUTI TO MEW s 

IB s-ffsct r«bni«rT JS, IMS, 

LEAVE ATLANffc flcfW 

T H t d A i 

SlrKi, 

if if, • n meeam, 

ffiff 

*FH» Ftiilk, 1015 a in 

6 80p mespmc 

T Ii • m Moom, irrlffi Vt 

jQgpntwpHH, '• 

SSAtii 

sffipn 

B 40 e m 

ii 

R. R. SOOY, Proprietor. 

AKB OCEAN AVENUE 

OOKAN €IT¥S HRW JJBMKW, 

FIRST-CLASS HOUSE, 

DIRECTV ON THE BEACH. 

OCEAN CIT 

ArMoral Seaside 

Not Excelled 

as a 

Health Restorer; 1 

Fineit facilities lor 

Sailing.Gunninff, etc 

The Liquor Traffic and its , 

kindred evili are forever pro- J 

hibited by deed, 

Every lover ol Temperance 

and Morals should combine to ,| 

help in. 

Water buf>ptyf 

Steamboats 

And all other 

Modern Conveniences. 

Thousands of lots for sale 

at various prices, located in all 

parts of the city. 

For information apply to 

E. B. LAKE, 

Secretary, 

Ocean City Asso'n, 

W, L SMITH & SON, 

IN SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING. 

m. fliMDiii'i 

1625 

itELIAJILE ONE PRIUE 

ATLANTIC AVENUE, ATLANTIC CITY N J 

Away with evary Child's 

Children's Nobby 

A Banjo Souvbnier 

p 

jp in HHI , . _ 

FOB BALTIMORE AND WABH1NOT0N, 

f \ i * AiUaU Ci kd B 

FO 

TnfB 

•ad a 

BALT 

\suin 

R AN HNOT0N, 

AiUaUe City we*k-d*T* Bum 

p pi, Bundsjf J IS fe m, UK) 10Q n in 

gnnH* with tttn_*5itBi ftp Byiimpff »n4 

WuhiBRtrai, TltBfDHK Tram Tw^nij ffurth 

- k i l i ; Bkii •î^t-*_- Hifafef """"•• 

SSOdt 

116 • tli 

ley's. Regular $i goods at 

50c An Bayard Dress pattern 

costs but $4, TTiiiik of a/¥mt- 

ley Grenadine at %% the Dress! 

Plam black All-wool Challis 

wool, weave and dy 

ih i 

, y 

was never within easier reach, 

ga.ln., Sfie, reRulnr fifte kliitl* " 

M til,, 60c, fegulBf Gffc glud, 

40JH,,7fle,regiilBr8. 1 5cklnd. 

4g iti,t II, regplir 11.26 kind, • 

China Mattings (or the Sum- 

tner floprj of course, Fresher, 

asi.iii 

iaopn, 

iinp 

800»tn 

»lp 

Jiso.m 

U to fer 

ItntlwIilrtM, 

IS Bit 

botli 

MJH an HI _ _ _ _ 

l depot 

Qwrt B 

t BjUtlf 

u 

detsifeil abim, 

CLOTHIER, 

Eighth and Market Streets, 

PHILADELPHIA, 

RJli 

SAMPLeS 

ALL K1NI5S 

OF 

Dry Goods. 

airier, cooler, cleaner than Car' 

pet. And with fife such special 

lots in sight the merest pinch 

of money is enough to do for a 

raom, 

j6o rolls China Mattiny 

ing- 6$ lbs* to the roll of 

o7nw 

or tpsjatmse mniwiftt ui ticketi iwd 

lime iUlH til tha Rndlng ifeHd 

brudni em Is obiaiwd. 

I, A, SWllQABO, C. Q. HAB000E, 

W«4 Mmnmf Hall Rwtd. 

FOBHBA IHLB CITT AlfH CM3RAH OITf, 

ON AIID ATtm MAR, inih tW, 

StOam 

They will be forwarded at 

once to any address. ' 

MailOMers 

receive prompt and careful at- 

tention ;at allfift 

tention ;at all-fifties. 

• 

AiburyAve., below Fourth St., 

OCEAN CITY, N. J 

AH work done in 

style, 

FLOUR AND FEED, 

No.'721. Asbu'iy Avenue, 

OCEAN CITY, N,j5 

D, GALLAGHER, 

43 So. Second St., 

, i«. 

34th Street and Asbury avenue, 

OCE/IS C1VY, W, J. 

flaajil ilillferiti ffw, 

urbing. 

OET THE,BEST 

Heveif gem nut, No Hecond elpenie. 

Fur termH and rniitrautfl onoault Rntert 

my a^nt f,,f Oe«ii CHjf. 

DENNIS MAHONEY. 

BliLH!!JI 

* » 

Cor, Fourth Street and West Avenue, 

OOEAN CITY, N, J, 

nWEWY, •cCLUREkCO. 

ra Market Street, Philadefphia, 

V&iuta, Oils, etc. 

H. QEKLACH A 

. . fiiiuu m 

ue^t Wttehes, Jeweif j & Diamonds, 

.Ufrdwl. 

jT, will r*»»i 

ISRiEL G. U)AiS t CO., 

tl 

2031 ATLAHTIC A?E, 

IT. AI.HAN, 

* d CAFE, t 

PHILADELPHIA. 

b«4propeft 

J,fl2D0dtlboDd 

"B» 

THUMDAY, JUNE m 1W8- 

We shall be glad to receive Items 0 

ttewm and comnaunleaUons of' 

to this eomjaunUy and oiir 

- All tommunleatlnnfl Hhould he 

ftnmpaBltd with the full naniu and atf< 

dresa of the writer, not HeeeMarlly for 

tniblieation, but a guarantee of good 

HEWN* 

The bathing BOSHOII lim l 

Couuell meela in adjiitinirtt 

tt>morrow evening. 

Charles Vnm ban oisiswl hi A 

go-round for the Heflariii, 

CH, Stsrn JIM his fnuilly 

it) a Central aveiiuc cottage. 

Tto Oroan City Volunteer Fire t'nra. 

paoy will Iidld a meeting tlilM evenittg. 

j, E, AiiHtln hori ninvcHl hit* tum\)y 

to Bsealiiy's Polot for the Hiiiunie 

mouthH, 

J.Y,Radcllfl and family, of Caniskm 

are euseoueed lu llteir-AHbury-Hvtsiim 

aittage, 

Forrest K, Utirl, of JiurHiiKtoii, n\mvi 

ft few d&i'H IIIBI wHjk witli Uhiirlm Cnwn 

In tula city; 

B. €. lilugham and family, uf fain 

den; ate pleaflautlyHtluivtrtl in their bay 

H,C, Watt,alMitlaiJel|ilihi merchant 

has bin family ILH«IH1 lit tin AHbury 

avenue dottaf?p. 

Q&jrge M, Megargee niiil family,.n 

Phlladel|ihta,urt'd iif $V2M 

U'eiio!!! Haiunlay fiiFTTK 

(earn the lulus! Hly lex in 

unaerneatli ilic 

yacht, which will be rigged out by the 

24th, for Samuel Btetswr, of 

Lauding, and lias three more on the 

ways, 

George Wilwn, a ?=y#aMiIcl boy, fell 

overboard from a plesaure yaclit lu the 

bay, Mr. Wiimn reHcuid the child. 

Captain E, D, French received two 

very fine dngn from Virginia on Friday, 

Thomas Turner to bulidlug-a-new- 

cotlage, =: 

Jamen Leach Was buried on Wednes- 

day afternoon lit tlie M, E, Cenaetery, 

Mrn. W.L.Blake 1B HUH away, J, 

Endleott Ifi beauiifylng; her honn with 

paint and paper in her absence. 

JAtfi. Roland Kandolph, of Tuokertop, 

to visiting Mrs-William Johnwn, her 

mother, 

Elsnprth Johnwn In borne from Ban 

E, D. Ftenoh has elgbteen 

In Jtefordur 

tempting to 

himiery from 

walk. 

Tlie horM.! of 1A*win Itryant, a lii>tcl- 

kifuper, ran away Htimluy and wnH-kcd 

the carriage. Hryniil sftvpcl IIIN lift- by 

jumphig from tlie vehicle, 

The Turn Verein will biiiht a huli mi 

North ('anitina avciitie. 

The City Coiinei]nit>ii JUIVP IH*H. hi 

WaHliinglon, D, U,, gettiiig |H>|iiWrH on 

street paving. » . 

Harry Watmn wtm (Allen U\ thru-e 

place* Haliirday by a diig Ujioiigjiig Ui 

JoliiiMlHur, 

The two electric light eompmiieH have 

refused to make a four montiiH 1 poiitnii't 

for lighting the city at a rate of 40 ceiili 

a iiglit each night. 

George Ogden, of Philadelphia, 

flgiired liiB face and bruised IIIH 

Haturtlay afternoon by jumping oil a 

train after lils hat, , 

While going up the HtepH of I be Ceylon 

colUuê, thin ptacs, Hunday, Wllliaiii 

Watflon, of Camden, slipped and fell 

over the baluster. In hl« deHcent lie 

Htruck an Iron fence, and one iif the 

rail points penetrated his Hkull, while 

another rod entered hlH shoulder, Dr, 

Peiinlngloii attended him, and pro- 

nnunced the wqands of a daiigerouH 

nature. The wounded mail wiw taken 

to the CiKiper HnHpltal, Camden, on a 

latetrtiiu, 

Mayor Wlllard Wright, who has (wen 

ill for Borne weeks with eryHi]ieiaH, prob- 

ably BUperinduced by an Attack nf 

grippe, fluRered a relapse Hunday and 

IN DOW lying in a precarious condition, 

Mr, Wright is about 8? yearn of age, 

aud in one of the mratt popular men 

and otllctala In thii City, being a phyHt- 

clan by profetwfoii. He has been twjc* 

elected to tlieotilde he niiwholdH, the 

last time being in March, 1892. 

C. A, Idler, while out riding in the 

exereiHiiig wagon of the Utiod Will 

Hook and Ladder Company, liecatne 

alarmed at what he tlnMight to lie the 

litimeH running away, and undertook 

to juiiipout the back part of the wagon. 

HIH collar bone was broken, aiid lie \\im 

badly cut about the face, 

luvttatlnitB are out announcing the 

marriage of John Hackney, ot PleaHant- 

ville, and Miss Elizabeth Handy, of thin 

place, on Juue 27th, They wilf tJiko u 

trip to Chicago, , 

Sage IH on the Kick lint. 

Mis* Ll??,ie Halt*ey returned home 

Monday from a few dayH' vlnit to her 

SMST at Camilen, 

Markle, the nlno-jnonfbfMild child of 

J. M. COIIIHH, died Haturday night of 

of the brain. It was burled 

at Salem Cemetery Monday'aflernoon. 

Cblldreii'n Day was olwervcd in the 

I'rpHbyterlan Church on Sunday lant, 

The following wan the programme: 

Anthem, eliolr; prayer, Ilev, I*. H, 

Kennedys IWautifui giibba'tli, wing,*by 

weluN)l* gorlptiiN reading, school; duett, 

HeavenLy jjwlder, M|H»es Hhaner; reel- 

tation, Ethel ItlMleyj rct;ltatlsiii, Irene 

Fiiiittm; duett and choruH, Mm Hmtm 

F b and MIHH. Manie Craig; 8ab= 

hath IkfliH, Ming, HcliolarHj retltalion, 

fourgirlH; rucltatUtli, MlhHNHllleShaner; 

Comu to the Hniihe of tlie Lord, Hong, 

h rwitatlon, Tiiomiw Hullutiii 

wetH^Hong, eight girln; addrewi, 

paHtor; recltatioii, Walter PrambeM: 

The collection amounted to $10,00. 

MJJ R, Siatliiews and family, ot 

MudlHon. N, J,, are vlHiting her father, 

II, C, Potter. 

Mifw A, It, Hlnckiiiaii aiid friendH of 

Atlantic (!!ty retuniwl fniiii a wyek's 

visit Ui New" York City and vicinity. 

They K-port a delightful time, both In 

entertainment and Hlght=Heelng, hut re- 

turn with a Kresujr appreciation for 

our eity-by.tlie-fieiJ. WIilIu Man hat ten 

and Hrigtitnti Itenclicfl, Hhecp'H-liead 

and, thu many other reHortH near New 

York are pleasant and have many ad- 

vautitgeH, Atlaiitln far excetH tiieiii all 

in the Ilius of buthliig, boating and 

y B Hie mnr 

&nd MIHH Margarcl 

tire out 

rjngu of H, h, llasx 

( ( i I Tl 

jg g 

(T, (ijirwoj«I nn Tlnirwiay evening, June 

Sfllli, at Hnieiit M, E, Cluircb, ites-ep- 

lion at the jfrmitn'H rt-Hideiicc froni H,Sn 

tit 11M, 

Pure 

iTiam of tarlar baking nowder. 

f ill! iii IciiveniiigHlreiigH'>^ 

United BtateH Unverniiieiii 

Baking Fowder €0** 

inn n AI.I, ST., N, ¥. 

Tlii'irn-nihiTit of illii projifliHl (IreliijnnniH' 

rt> riijiii-Blt-il 10 tiiit-t In flit* luwf-r Ifmin "1 1'f 

itlilM- Sr-lio.il liUildiHif nn UIH !Stl ijliit, otH 

rliick |i. MI, ininliM Aftlun low-nrila ni|n(iiliijf a 

rmnii> it}' whlrli iiii>Kirr l'iini|iniiy In in In- kurtivn 

nlii) In SIEII Ilic in'i'mmftfi'ciTlilicJttf for itii'nr- 

i iiiJIiKHt KiHlJKit, 

i iif t*ii|i"ililti4>. 

Prit|if>rly hiinwn m Tilloti's lk«lii!i 

r&iit, HJlimiiHi oil Hay front near HUTUII 

iBiiil pier, Oci'iiii Cify^ N. J, 1 Kor piir 

Umiiiimiipply It* '('•• M.TlimJN, 

Al N J 

piir- 

N, J, 

For 

Fiiil* Collide ovurlfrnkhijl tht* liiiy 

tin' HtciintiiHiil Liiiidiiig Hiul Huili> 

luur iiiiitniiul Hlutlnii. LarEu vi;r»n> 

diihsi Hirt^cl iiuproywl; cleclrii- csinf wiil 

run clow (odiHir. Kor piiTtii'iiliirN iipjtly 

to ' H. CliRTIK HOHINHtiN, 

iity, N.J. 

FOB 

ami lot at 

M, n. 

G0Tf AGE 

reat«!iiable. Apply 

N. J. 

WH. R. ELLIOTT 

gueeesKf te MRS 9 , ft MORRi 

itRAtRIS IN . '. , 

Groceries, Provisions, 

CANNED OOODS, 

Dry Goods, Motions, Shoes. 

A FVU. LI HE OF 

CHINA and CJLAHHWA ItK, 

Atibury Awe,, 

OOEAN OITY, N 

Huninier viHilnw are 

flcIeYit servliK, frv«li 

deipliia i 

and 

of i*f. 

Phihi. 


T*i 

at the leading 

Octsan City, 

sripes 

Shoe Storn in 

C. A. CAMPBELL'S, 

nvenu

* y 

THEHiibF Ok, TALMAQE'S 8ER- 

AT THE TABERNACLE. 

\|*t f«HbU Trip Aqw 

* aft*. SlffeiHMf'* Dwmflftij Linn — 

*? s ''ii :v " '•''""•"•' 

1 was tired, and Lame te bod 

A little Arty. 1 nn glad yoa h*re come, body ii aeatts&d in the doit, *nd oat of 

thftt^daxt i-c^Htuble* grow, and msa at 

the Hêtablc", and «—••»»»-*• «U7 th»a I thft *my, 

flltttl ATlff C«f< +llaat¥l BUJ iunnltu.1. A*-l_* * «WA nATiiJ 

Oh. tt It ftconaalatlon to feel thatwimn men and tat them, And cannibals, fight 

mw eo&l^ find vrith floletfin tmnd carry ^rtth cannlbftlB until at~lart"there ihaH 

N*,**.^ to "" THE BVmkY SCHOOL. 

When I WM a llttls while ehafWn ifl 

LESSON XIII, SEGONQ, 

Jons 18.—HOT, DF, TaU 

tugs ta islscting a these for today*! 

lanion la the Brooklyn Talmnaclcchaw 

oaUu'lj nltablo to tho eauoa sf 

ths tills bdsg "GtapM From 

a" ud the text Numbers rtii, m, 

"And they Gams onto ths brook of Eft- 

ehol Hid ent dowa frem them* a branch 

with one elaiter of grapei, and they 

ban it between two npms a staff, 1 * 

Tlie long trndge of tho Israclitsi across 

tha wihfrrneNi WM alnogt ended, They 

bad come to the borders ef ths promised 

land. Of tho 000,000 adnlta who started 

from Egypt for Canaan, hew many do 

JRJO auppHS get there? Piys: hurtdrod 

thousand? Oh, no. Not 200,000, not 

100.000, nor 30, nor 10* aer IS* bog only 

3 BUB, Ob, It HI a minoaa march 

that God'j poopk inado, but tieirehll- 

dten wan* Uvtng, and they wore on the 

tauch. and now that they bad ecine np 

to the borders of the prorated land they 

were very enrtonj to know what Mad of 

ft place it m and whether it *oaM bo 

ttfe ta go ««. So a Bceutinfl party ia 

•mt oat to reeonnolter, ud they earn- 

hu tht land, and they come back bring" 

tag •pedmffiM of ita growth. 

Jut aa yen earns back from Califor- 

&H, bringing to your family a basket of 

frsn nr nlasu or apples to show what 

moastroiu frnit they havo there, to this 

•eooHng party ent off the biggest bttneh 

of grapes they could find, It was as 

luge that one man eonld not carry it, 

and they thrust a polo through tho clus- 

ter, »B4 there was ono man at either end 

of ths pels, md so tho bnneh of grapes 

bt* A hundred nun *?hoihall hawwithiH 

tamo Krtiuj istrticlos that started from 

the dead body flnt samsd, coming np 

through the vegetable, through thoflrrt 

nmn who ate it And throngh the canal* 

bftla who ftfterwsrt ate hlnv sad there 

bp mpro than a hnndred nen who hs¥i .._ 

rights in tho particles of thatbodsîn] Bftrkl 

th& rwnm*tt(m how can they bo assert-' " 

sd when these partiela fecteng to them ' 

yon ont to your resting placo thpy will 

open ,the gate thfcmgh which setae of 

yrmr Meadg hs?e already gend and 

throogh whieh m*ny of year friends trill 

follow, filix'jiltig ntider the aama roof, 

at last BleepUig otiflfr the «une sod. The 

autumnal learn thftt drift across ynnr 

grave will'drift items tbetai, the bird 

sfflp! thnt drop on thflr maofid will drop 

on yonrs, iind then tn atsrles winter 

nights, when the wind comes howling 

through th> ftflrgn, yes will be t»nip«iy j Yen say, "Thiss U a missionary buried 

for each other. The child elsse np to iB'GreeiiwtHKl, and when ho was in China 

the btatoni of its mothrr. Its hubfind bo tad his arm funpntatod=in tte resur 

and wife retnarriedi en their U^ the' reetion will that fragment of the body 

sacrament of lira ilnat fly i&OOG miles te join the rfiit of thi 

Brnthera iind staters who used la sport \ l»dyr 

to fling iLcmsclvL-fl on tha grata nowj Yen my, ^WUJ it not beaverydiffl= 

agaih reclining side by sida in the grave, 4 enlt thing for ft spirit coaiag back in 

in fliJcfcs nf gunllght aifting throngh the that day to find tho myriad jsrtielei of 

tang, lithn willnws. Then at the taunp- \ its own hndy, when they TOAJ hare been 

et of the archangel to ri«s sido by tide, ( scattered by the windi er overlaid by 

thcm^lTM from the dnit of whole generations of the dead, iwUng 

Tho faces that were ghastly and forlhe myrial pafttcieai of itoWn body- 

Jiow at arentidfl 

sully hur to« TO!C« of the 

nranw-ths-Pr 

lifil when yon saw them last all aflnsh 

with the fight of ineorruptiea, The 

father lookuig uannd on his childrsn 

and Bftying, "Come, eqme, my darlltip- 

thii is thn mortiing qf the resuffietton." 

Mrs, Bigi.iunir'y wroto boafttifnlly. with 

the teiirs and blt»d of her own broken 

henrh 

f Aim *hs m shftdcfl elismbt*, 

A il h b d 

tim« ago In a InxnrisBl 

TtasyMd. The ¥lafldr««r had dona nla 

work Th» tino had clambswd np and 

iptesd Ita wealth all orer the arbor. Tho 

ns uti ahower had ml»d a enp which 

th« Ttftr 4f4nl! sotil with flashed cheek 

It lay iinmbering in the light, clastor 

igmtast the check of clnetcr. The rinds 

of the gropes seemed almost bunting 

frith tho juice in ths warm tips of the 

•atoms*) day, and it seemed aa If all 

you bad to do wu to lift a chaUco 

toward tbo dnstor and tti Ufebleed 

•void btigJn to drip away. Bat, my 

friends, tn these rigorous climes we know 

nothing about large grapea, 

i&rbo states that in Bible times and 

b Bible laodi ttaere- wtsre grsporineB ao 

Urgt that it took two men with out- 

attrtcbed arms to roach roand them, and 

fe* amys teen wire elnstefs 2 cubite in 

length, or twiao tho kmgth from tbo el- 

of the leag flBger, And 

, a welling la U\tm laadi, tell* 

• the time he WHS • nnitten 

grape would slako his 

HihT-jegm? 

Jy " N e wendtr, 

. WlgjfiiF Bible ttaea two men 

.fep^rht it worth their while to pnt their 

rtreogth together to carry dewn one 

«lnster of gfaps from the promised 

land. . s '-• 

r , 

On it low toaph m gqfferlQg ehlld 

OriiiHnif hnr niollipr'ii hand, 

[hit "mill lha gup ktiil itrngalo 

With hhufldcrlOB Ut*(h«crlsd, 

"Mhihnp, nh, Joarmt tnnttief, 

Burjf me by yoiif rids,' 1 

Only finn Wish nha altered "* 

As liffi inli, ijlMntf fft*i, 

"Bitsp iiy Bijf elile, Afkr mr,%h*t, : 

An'l rise with me at Lut" 

A CUSUB OP 

Oh, yra, wo want ta be bnrtedtogeth= 

cr= Bwoot antfltypo ef eyerlnating fed* 

denee in tswh atlwr's conipjinlonship. 

When thft wrrekef went down into ths 

enbin of tlw Imt steamer, he found ths 

muther and child in each other's arms. 

It was aid. htit it was beautiful, and it 

was Hpprnpriirte, Together they went 

down, TnKeth^r they will rise. One on 

earth, On>.< in heaven, Ifl there sot 

something cheering in ail this thought 

d Bomethiiij? to iirprew upon OS the 

ides that the departed arc oars yet-—COM 

Bnt this morning I bring yon a larger 

clnator from tho hearenly EKhol—acloa- 

*sf of bopea, ftelnator of pnspeets, adua- 

terof Cbriatian WnsolaMons, and I sin 

svpwttng that ono taste of it will ron» 

vp yomr appetite for ths hiavenly Ca- 

wmo. Dnrlng tho nast winter sons qf 

, thi« congregatJon have gang away never 

. to ntnm, The aged have put dawn 

' fedr staff aad taken np tho scepter, 

'Mie In nridlife eanu b|»m:ft®l"efflco or 

tbop and did not go 1 fcÊ again and 

a wlD go back •gain. And the dear 

i flbOdmi, some of than, taafe been gath- 

f «Bd in Chriafi arms, Ho found tWi 

world too Toogh m place for them, and 

i L M bs boa guthensl thcau In, And, oh, 

( bow msny wounded salt there are— 

v"-%j-wonnaa for whieh thfe werlfl'sffers no 

lpedIsyBeJit=-ftnd snles frost the, gwpet 

of oer Lord Jesu Christ there ehall 

t eonsolattsn there will be no eon* 

Oh, that ths Qod of all 

help raowhUo I preach 

that the Gyd of all wmfort would 

help jon while yon hearl 

r 

Vint, 1 emwte you with the divinely 

'•auctioned Idea • that yonr departed 

friendi are aa iutich yonrs- now as they 

yurwore. 1 know you MinottmM get 

In your ndnd when you hflTfl 

thklriod of trouble that your friends 

tt« Sit vS from yon tad thiSy are no 

tosgsr yow», but tho desire to have all 

o^r torod opa in the aamo tot tn the 

i a natural dedre, a universal 

nd therefore a God Implanted 

and i« mighty nggesttvs of tho 

last thai dej^f has no power to break 

Dot 1 ci.npole you again with tho fuel 

of yonr present aerjaaintanctBljip and 

contmiioiwuion with your departed 

fritnrta. 1 liavft Bb Bynipirthy, I need not 

say, frith thi? idflfts of yiiKJgra BpWtnaJ= 

ten, bnt whnt I IUHJUI js the theory set 

forth by the npostle when ho says, "We 

il hy it jpsit eland of wJt= 

Just u in the nnuient amphj- 

wtTB 80,000 er IW.OOO pefl= 

pie locking dawn from the galleries opon 

the cnnitintiuits in the center, so, iay§ 

pan), thorn is a grunt host of yemrfriondg 

in all tho gftllirin of the sky looking 

down njHin iptir tsirthly »traggl«i. It ia 

a Bwtftt, a wmeijling, a Scfiptejal idea. 

With wliig of imgel, earth and heavsn 

are tti constant cUmmnnicHtinn, 

Do«n6t the Dibits say, "Are they net 

sent forth aa minbtering spirits to thesn 

who Rhall be hirtm of ash'sOon?" And 

when ministurinff aniritB come down and 

ice m, do thoy nut take iotne rniiflnsge 

back? Hia injjMiSHible to raliio, I know, i. v . on !!O * 

the iilisi thjit thure Li sneh rapid and per* 

petuiil iatPFuoniaiD&iciitioii of enrth and 

bnt it is a glorions reality. Yon 

a rjiil train, and'the train ifl in fall 

, ftnfl iiiiother train from.the O|»- 

ptttiitti dint-tiuD diuhna past yon K> 

BWiftly thiit yon are startled. All the 

way between here And heiiven its filial 

with the np tniiiu and' the down trains 

=*jiirtts Mining—ipirita gofag—coming 

whiln there aro a thotumnd million other 

ejjirifs iloing tha Hms thing, and all the 

assortnuint to be mads within one dajF* 

Von say, "If 160 men go into a plaea 

of cTenlng tnUTtainmcnt and lea?a 

their hats' and overcoats in the h*ll, 

when they come back it ia atmnt inpoa- 

| aible for them to get the right ones, or to 

j get than without a great deal of per* 

piexity, and yet yon tell mo that myr- 

iadaof spirits In tho laat day will come 

and find myriads of bodies." 

Have yon any tnore quatlnna to aakf 

Any more difficnltiw to Bngg«t? Any 

mere myattripi? Bring them on I Against 

ft whole reganent of tkejptieijm I will 

march these two "shampioM; "ilar*el j 

not at this, for -the boar la coming when : 

all «ho ate in their graves shall cotne ! 

1 fertL" "The Lnrd tball deaemd ftem j 

heaven with n shout, and the voles of ths , 

< archangel, aad the tramp of Qod. and I 

the dead in Uhrtit shall rise flats B Ym | 

sw I stick to these two passages. Who 

art then, O fool, that thou repUtst 

agslnet Qodf Hath ha premised, and 

shalt he not do it? Hath he eomûded, 

and ghall he not bring it to patf Bsv« 

yon not coBfidence in Us omnipotence! 

If he could in the fint pUee hnUd raj 

body, after it is ton down can he not 

build It again? 

"Oh,-» yon gay. «*I weeld bsilepe that 

if you woHid eiplain It, Iain net din. 

posed Ui be skeptical, bnt explain how 

it can be done," My brother, yen be= 

iieve a grrat many thingt yea cannot 

explain. Yon believe yonr mind acts im 

yoHf body, Esfiilain the pr&csa. This ! 

see*l planted Bfitnes npa blue flower, Aa» 

other etxA plantqd eotnefi np a yellow 

flower. Another seed planted cones op 

a white flowtr. Why? Why that wart 

on yoaf finger? Tell Bie Why iotnfi eowa 

ha^ hnrtis and other' eows have no 

honis. Why, When two obotAcln strike 

Hit'h other in thu air, do yon hear tils 

pereoMBionf Whiit is thsi Subtle enerffy 

tliat diBtMilViS a soliil in a ertteiblft? 

What makes the notches on an wk loaf 

different friim any other kind of leaf? 

Whot makes the firango blosaom differ- 

ent from that of the rose? How can th# 

p'mightilivsji which ridi-a on the circle of 

til! ijLsiFpn find rwiinto tiirnite chariot 

on » hi'liotn-.iB;;! Esplnin these. Can 

on I %HH not -explain 

thn nsHrret-rion, Ynu explain one-half 

nf thu L-i!iiiiii(iij fiiVHttTies of eveijday 

lifts and I will vspfiimall the niyitrriffi | 

nf tlie rwiirret'tiiin. Vmi cnnisot answer.; 

me vi'py pluin imeHtifins in ngfnrd to er- 

tliiiary itifiiirM, 1 ttui not oshainol tn my 

thiit I fi'iuiiut oxplain Goil, and Uic judg- 

ment, iind tho rrSHrrwfiiin, I rfmrily ac- 

cept them aa fucts, trtmendons anil iufi- 

they were tudng orrtiaary tones. And 

aj we comB today nd stand by ths HT» 

er of Jordan that divides ni from w 

frienda whq are goae it eoeme to me We 

stand on onn bank, and they stud on thf 

other, and ft is only a narrow Rtrtsatn. 

and ourToietsRo, and their voi&sa eoMe. 

Hush! I hear distinctly what 

they say, "These are they whs came eot 

of great tribulation and had their rebel 

washed and made white in the bind of 

the Lamb. 14 Htill tho ysi&segfflea aaeai 

the water, and I hear, "Ws hanger ao 

tncire; wo thirst no more; neither shall 

the sun light da ns. nor any heat, for the 

Lamb which la in the midst ef the throne 

loads na to living, fountains of wntet, 

and Ood wjpeth away all tears fmro 

onr^BB," • 

Big Winlnfa uiiug iufe*. 

A group of men were fltanding Is the 

offlco of one of the leading hotela recently, 

and ihe-talk tnrHod-to-ggmbliag and 

gamblers, toe of the paly, a ine look- 

big, portly man, with a rabimind eoiin- 

TERNATIQNAL SERIES, JUNE &. 

flrt 

•«• 

in 

teaancfi.Sflld; 

"What I am going to relate took place 

bi New Orleans in IMS, A, n«% dnoad, 

qnlet mannered fellow accoetea me in the 

office of toe flt. Charlee hotel sad wanted 

to borrow PQf He ffu Cfcarles Gem, ft 

Frenchman and a high roller at faro.' 

Be had been in New Orleans & weak and 

had 'gone broke, 1 He laid he felt like he 

: could win if I could only lead him a 

; 'stake,' Aftsr mme penoasloa I lot him 

hnva the money, with the tuidsnrtandiag 

thnt I was to hare half of Us wtnulnga, 

and that M aoon as he had wen enough 

to take tan? of hiBiself he ehonld pill 

out my half, I thought no more abont 

the matter, and after reading a tittle 

while I went to niy room and i^t to. 

sleep, 

"Abqnt 1 o'el'ick in the rnoming a boy 

came to my rqom, tvnkn aie np and hand= 

ed me a packnge, h contained p00 aad 

a note from Onree naj-inir it was my half 

of the winnings, ana that I eonld take it 

or send it back to biplftyisIaBaslchose, 

I thooght #200 on a |S0 tBTefltranii wu 

pret^ good, ao i pnt the money in oy 

pocket and divided to Jet well enough 

alone. The first thing I heard the ttext 

morning waft tliat Coroe had won $5,000, 

He kept on playing and in 34 honrs had 

wan, all told, f 5^000, I did not HI him 

for a gooil many years after that, and 

when I met him Agaia he had plenty of 

money. The H*MDII4 meeMaf was ear 

hut, and 1 havo not heard a word from 

him flinue.' ? —LortSi JliCenriBr-JonrnaL 

 

L-The 

HTUU-Bk Ge« 

t h "Bat now ta Chris* rise from 

dead art btenms tfco fln* fmltt of t 

^ LnelilBg huek em the 

ter the» !* ft wnmrtabl* enaplrte 

the B«t lawn bring a fanrreaisn 

and tte lart, one on th* ttoiBtom, 

between the twn »a havfl w me^J 

pnirtlal dally lifs, of qqejliiMmdrtrt 

ChrUt in rrsiif^len nnd wiUUng fnf HB 

kinRîn, Let us rtrtjbiuiUa and if 

sibistmbnwemflre JuUr the fiw tJu 

bsliwen nre Imfcsl opsn by G»l w, rt«fn 

with Christ and mnu^. with Him in ih. 

hea^fnlls (Epti, li, 5,0; CoL Hi, l.SMi" 

may ettf eoDgtRpt prftjer be that ol l"wil n 

thiL Hi. to, it , .__ , , , 

--Ainktioi»isneiUM (Jnli 

gg 

That frinad 

month—i 

the fatailj 

of yearg who died last 

o told all 

I Btifore tlis rpanmetifiii takes place 

'. evfrythiiig will bu silent, Tliq niauso- 

I 

of 

1st 

ones go sway bom our 

why put • fence around- 

In the ocjnetBTj? Why the 

of fonr or flvo names on 

f «ne family motramon» Why tho plant' 

jjAB of VBB cypreH wi&a so tbftttt COTBTB 

f&mU the clnnt^r of gnree? Why put 

- the huband bedie th§ wife and the 

': ddldm at their feet? Why the bolt on 

ifiato of our lot, and the charge to 

-1 to* fcwpera «f the gnand to see that the 

* S jgraa* is tut and the Tine attended to and 

planted? Wayne* put our 

frdfpattea friends in ono common field and 

Ob, 1% tt been use they ws oar* 

0 etrick*iu motheft ia as 

ho last 

a boy in the army, and yon got a pass, 

and you weut throngh the lines, and yon 

fosnd him, and tho regiment coming 

from faur neighborhood yon knew most 

of the boya there. One day yoa Btarted 

for home. Yen' said? "Well, now, hafe 

yon any letters to nend? Any measagra 

tosendr And they filled yonr pocketa 

with letters, aiid yen started home. Ar- 

riving home, the neighbors came {Q( and 

one Mid, "Did yon see my John?' and 

others, "Did yen sea QsirgeF' "Do yen 

know anything abont my FrankT' And 

then yon Vreniiht out the letters and 

ga¥6 them the in£«agt» ef whish yon 

had been the bsflrer, Do yon suppose 

that ftngels of Got!, coming down to thla 

awfnl battlefleld of sin and sorrow and 

death and meeting ns and seeing us and 

finding out all abont us, carry back no 

messaged the sUrs? • 

Oh, there is consokUon in it! Ton are 

in jatsuni ciinimuniuation with that 

land. They are in tympathy with yon 

BOW more than they BY*P were, and they 

are waiting for the moment when tho 

hammer stroke Shall shfltter tho last 

chain of your earthly bondage, and yonr 

soul shall sj?ring upward, and they will 

No 

f tne yyelitla 

Np stirring of thi 

that once boniided the niJIside, 

opuning of the hand that oneo 

the flower, eat of tho edge of the wild- 

wood. No clqtclilng of swerdsby the 

men who went down when Persia bat. 

tied and Borne foil Silence from ocean 

beach to laotintiiin cliff and from ri«r 

to river. The sea einfnng the samo old 

tuae. The lakes hnsheil to slc«p in the 

bosom of the same great hills, Ho hand 

JMaf hing the gate of the long barred 

Kpnkher, All the nations of thudeail 

mbtionieas in their winding sheets, Up 

the aide of the hills, down throngh the 

trough of the Taik>yi, far ont in the eav- 

erns, ncrops .the fifldfl, deep down into 

tte coral imlncefr nf the ecffln depths 

where leithim Rpnrti with hia fellows' 

^-c¥erywhisre, layyr abeye layer, heigut 

above height, dtpth below depth—dead I 

dewli dAut! Sat in the twinkling of an 

eye, as quiqk as that, as 

tftirapet &>mes sealing. 

(itrl Hw One Ttst rHeHd. 

In Enjrlfind, M WO have been told, there 

is a >'Oiri's Lf ttt*Gniid,"havlat amem- 

berrfiip of oviir S.lHtO penon*. Of this 

nnmbtT 3.000 iire girls. The remaining 

naiiifis on the ll»t aW these of lady cor- 

ryspondents and hftwjraiy memhefs, who 

enntrol and carry ont tfie provWons of 

partiri whu have inaugurated so btnefi. 

cent an institntinn, gis'lftg by letttr ad- 

vie Uring at 

n. ' - 

; Tea ask Ine a great 

ejmog*ai«»er âtooot 

Yoossy, fotmrtance, if If sinw f i body 

li cOMlflntJy chingmg, and 

th b h tfl 

y , tff y, 

aad be UTHOB to Wyeartof agsand 

id bu hkd 10 df&omt bodied and *t tto 

fctafi tfxnto not^ptaticla 

ftaet in the 

the garth will give one fearful shudder 

and the door of the family yault, with- 

out being unlocked, will burst open, and 

all the graved of the dead will begin 1 to 

throb and heave Uko the wavw of the 

sea, and thu mnnsolenm of princes wil] 

fall into the duat, and Osteud and Se- 

bastopol and Aujterllti find Gettysburg 

stalk forth in tho lurid air, and the ship- 

wrecked rise from the imp, their wet 

loeki looming above the billow, and all 

the Jani and all the sea become one 

moving mass of life—all generations, all 

ages with nptnrned conntcnanew—some 

kindied wtth rapture and others blanched 

with despair, bet gasuig in one direc- 

tion, noon one object, and that the throne 

of famrfMtton. • '•,.'•- 

On that day yon will gst baekybur 

Christian dead. There is where tho com- 

fort cornea in. They will come np with 

the giime hand, tho same footud the 

same entire body, hot with a perfect 

hand, and a perfect foot, tad a perfect 

body, corruption hftvtnff became ineor* 

ruption, murtnlity having bceotne im> 

morBUi^_ And, eh, the reunion! Oh, 

the etnbrftot after BO lonff an atHeSofil 

Gp_mf«t one adot&er wift tbo» words. 

While I present tbe» tioughto mt 

srning doa it not a»m that hosTas 

«nH very nesj to as, as thoogh on 

friendi, whom w* thought a gnat way 

fffj tra not In the distance, bnt doio by> 

Yoo b»Tef tomrtjinea ooffie down to m 

rrref at oightfaU, and yon baTs horn 

bov «Mly you sould 

across that river- 

ovwto tbeother ddeo* 

Not long.ago a local collector, whose 

letters of rn» interest only hia most in- 

tiiniite friends are allowed to aee, m= 

cured immMsisjnn of aboat 20 letters of a 

risviilytinuary hem whieh were most ¥tti= 

uabks hi^toricttUy on nctount of the new 

light thfy tlaew apoa some diapnted 

points. Tiifif nunber, however, neci»» 

sarily nsinct*! tiiUU' judiviilual commer> 

cial VAltH', m V> of them were conHgned 

to tliu fliiini's without hnvingi even been 

The vjiltiLi of tlte remnininf 10 

oarN! cnhJineiN! greiitly by this 

Tosneh tnlleetore the rnonay 

value iif IL Utter is the only point to be 

nnd (tiny do not hqiteto to 

j ifico that will indrensethU 

Many vriy impcirtiint hbttorical 

letters havo nsimHy been d^lroyed in 

this way,«=Phibidelptiia n 

STRAWBRIDGE 

Eighth and Market •Stniots, 

i'HILADILpHIA, 

whom the Lnrd !a«u, „ 

ear three l«MiM in thU bwk, of four If 

had taken tha flirt tontaa of thp Ea i, 

*re have • rtBhteniii man ton 

tnade m»| fnr bb plA£fl In tha kh))ifl- tifn nf Him who tt 

"Th« NI'Nloni "f ticsl" \J Cut, J, •&), In 

this Bi-cliiin WlsiliHii ifrim Hllto theWmpls 

mus who OR! iM'in^ Irai iivtmf thnt ihfr 

aiiiy turn iihrt rttih.: His spirit and thus 

dwtll siift-ly ruitl ln>ti!itsviL 

Hi, il^HJ, pfjliii-n Ti'SMPmv, M,hi, "Trust 

1B thf? lîpl with ftJi thy hiiirt Bjiil Iran not 

ttnt« iiiiftutHvi! Iihili'wtiiliiHng," llclr, IIH 

in IMWHI il, no it'Afft'thjit. iiiily hyinviriK 

ijtlflHttwRiciit.lain woIimni wl-ulum, Bttsin- 

ful rtn; we iiuA m liinnti i« our Ilmvsnly 

FitfiiiT that He ^[k?itkith cwn hf ehiwtea* 

Ihjl if rmlf llii Itifly «i¥i> us fhtm the pit 

(.inii KKsiit, IN, iif, go, ;«j nnrl innk«iiAp)tf 

takPH nf IISH hrilim^*qlli-b. xii, iOj, yjjs 

ehlliln-n, ws* RH< iiiit' M tnk«:-(fiit far jeliii 

hist iiiip Fiithi'r Wfiuld havy ija [Hi!iW4« inio 

ritln-Ti, This Wfirlil WMILIII hfivc ii.s bylii-TE 

llint lii-r \viiya nre tijts only hniipj 1 r 

wiiili- till' irtdii U thnt it U rajlj Mi«1oni'M 

ways Ihiit urf iviiyH of pUwsftiii 

pittha jipntv iVi-rsn IT), Kvpry pyadhlQ «t- 

triu:iiii[i,fiiiii nil mil, is,mit iR-fi.rti m in*rts= 

dum thiit wi"iutk iunl ri-ei'ivii (iv, f; jfls, i. S>' 

-LfswiS- VIL—Pmitf irf'Wbd«ni~ * 

Jell, i=m. Uiiliii'n Ttxt (l^tv. xt, aij, *f to 

(riiit trf f li!> riKliiwMiH is a tn* nt lifi>, 

hi; thnt wilili.ih will 

lint nf thi; 1ft vvixra ut 

Iho Wist ilrlrt thu fiBtlihh, the, 

Ihe wipkvd, Ti-niiiiilipK m of the HmidUF'it 

Wordjt fiiiici'niltm the wbtf; imil fnolbth !il 

M«th, yii, Uî isv, i-ia , Artnm Rod EM 

in tho giinlfh «f "" 

of thrttna! of life to [iH>h« it to that of thy 

kii.iiTi.-dRo of Hfsojj nnd evil, and thtlr ox> 

sct!iii1iiiii« linye lubcrltisl their failingN md 

aw all funlUh by minim \Vn must be bora 

from flbDva iiy rvctjvlng lUm wô ia the 

wisdom of Gihl. 

Vlli, = Aptiinst 

Kx, Ih "Wine IM n mticker, ntraug drfak fa 

IN not wist'. 11 In contrast to iwin^ Qiltd 

with «ri!Hvthi_> tw|i!r U copimiwidtd ts be 

filUM with tliuBpSrit (Ejib, v, 1% and thuj 

• fithwDgs of njnidng lnateart of 

Mlii_V!itb mmnjit thu druBkanL 

IX,—The KKBtllont Wflmaa 

—.-- _ - - —„ Geldin Tpxt (pm? 

M»i, mj, "Favor « docEJifuI, and bautf 

Is vain, bus >\ woniiui that tmnAh tho I^rt 

tho Hluili IM prn!s«l, !! Iimuaul W biliuLd- 

ing here meFciy the perfect wonmn, wife 

atid nintbur, Wi> ennNlfleriid lltr as HUfQjvjjt 

Ive of tho true shUKh, tho Urtde sf Christ 

&a tu her pt'rsonAl Htaudinit nrni ebaraeter' 

sad then he? n-liition ta her Husboufl to 

bur houHphdld and ty the poar and needy 

Lssios X-lteverutiffl and" £ideltt; 

^[•"i 1-»8J. , 6nld¥D Tsxt (Roni. Mi, 

V_s \f !n htisinisyi, fonent In 

BpMt, Mrvinic the IxinL" Two lessons hnwe 

ls«n given tui fwni ihiH woriilurful tout 

with Its d^ripiiun of things ta seen under 

the sun, Thtpe Is hot bins very wmfortiuB 

Sr onAtura^fiii in tho mnstant Mulcsvof to 

•to riglit nuil nut to du wnwm with 

ttoHBbt uf B just God ever heloro roU, 

Neitiiur lit thm Miftbliw niitfni la n «tudr 

ftf Ibu richB iy»l poverty pwhlein, bilt ttf» 

U real ft-*i of Hiul in seuihB J«i« as the trf 

nf tho law for ' '" 

DESIMBLECOTTfiGESFOHME OR RENT. 

H you 

communicate 

CURTIS 

ite 

ROBINSON, 

j. 

has 

744 MBURV AVfNUf, OCEAN CITY, N, 

hand a number ol desirable forced and 

Full information lurniihed on application. 

rSa.eineveryîOn of te d^ 1 also 

have50 Is near Thirty-eighth street, which 1 will offer to 

a syndicate, five lots to the share, . 

Money to loan on Bond and Mortgage on .mproved 

property, ~^ 

VOL. XIII. OCEAN' CITY, N. JM THUUHDAY, JUNK 20, wm. NO. 13. 

CO., 

PLANING MILL, SASH FACTOR, AND UMEBR YARDS 

Qcean (jiftj Sentinel. 

COBLIBHKn WMKE1.V AT 

OCEAN CITY, N. J., 

Doon, Window Franvs, Shutters, Sash Moldings, 

Hot Bed Sash, Scroll Work, Turning, & 

Brackets 

$t.oo p*p y»Pf tirtftii/ in 

$t Jft at end 

IN 

A LAISIB 

OF EVERY DISflCRIFTlON, OF WHICH 

IB CONHTANTI.V O$ HAJ-J), UNDEK 

EAON 

JiesUturttHts, 

SBC IB CONHT 

COVER, WELL HEABONED AND 

SOLD AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES, 

FRONT AHD PKDBBAL STBRETO* €AHDK1V, W, J 

Y;CORSON, 



No. 721 Asbury Avenue, 

OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

MARSHALUS 

DIKING 

roll i.*P!iM AND 

1821 MARKET STUEET, 

FHlt.tDEI.Faii 

ITRICTIV TEMPERANCE. 

KMLtM TO i-WEH FEOB fl A, H. TO S P. N, 

Good Roast Dinner^ wi 

three vegetables, for 25 cents, 

Turkey or Chicken Dinners 

vic!*, rh. 0., M. n, 

nndSwrgvon, 

KMMKTT HOUSE, 

. SHtii Hlivft iiiitl Cuiiirul Avuitm 1 , 

OVKAH

RC','-'^ * H*- ^ '''.'*' ' >V > 

•^ ' 9m 

OCKAN Crnr SKNTINEL. 

i'M&'X'ii':^-,. cinir BOBIWMOS 

mm 

" • * • . 

Jfe *offe prnptir 

, JUNE m 

TMEDIHT BEMBTEH, 

Before iBftUwi nnmber of tlw tf ESTI« 

T*EL-h** gone forth SB it** mf.*iflti of 

enlightenment Hid education, a new 

publteslk.ii, nailer the above 

will lave been launched 

i a in Ocean City, 

wtil be published in the 

Tbe 

interest of Orsan City, and aJl who f«i 

give it m\f> 

a pride in tbe town 

aid- Its aeteral 

will be omler the di rectum of. men 

mined tij.tli* basinew, w 

And talents will te devoted In making 

it s faithful ylirisijlcler of p**in|i events 

and refieet credit upon th* plaee fsf flu 

nativity. Tt will be a purely 

Although Ibis nisj **stn to be a l»Ul 

• stroke; entailing* as it 

ibe oaUay of Urge sums -if mimey, yet 

the ppfljectof feels thai %lw time ha* 

(AUK wlien such sit #f teipri* will r&> • 

celre tbe entliLisIirftio support f UifJi 

private aatl public inter^t*. 

i preteflthHis town* eitj.ipiri daily 

, why not OPean lily ? 

MAKDTGIACE PAFER. 

MAS HIE ONLY FA©- 

THE KINS Hifii 

TOR* 

Be* ii Srm MvH; Is fllkh C**iij. 

itttit bw Ms P* EptaMMMa In TMl 

C«oBtTT—Aa Trt 11 II Is, Iu 

Me* Wart ftr W««t. 

can claim a monopoly In 

M last one industry. There is BOBS Ifkg 

it fai tbe esHBtry. Germany ta the aesr- 

Si 'competitor. The lace pfipFr factory 

ben htte only oasis the esBfltfji Bow 

tbe tfldttstfy came to be atsbU^d 

and ths derclopm«3t of e«rtai& 

in regard to.it makerjnit« 

p 

4O original story- 

A certain bnaincs man tolerably well 

knswn in Minneapolis once apon & time 

teased HSI money asd mstmaJ to a 

Rnsdaa immisrant wiin was trying to 

a gretohgoie in St FaoL Tbe fia* 

nil was TetygPatefn] fertile help, tat at 

the sd of stjt months had not repaid an? 

f hl Tfc^ bri hi 

of theliMtt Tfc^ beirin^ Eaaa 

tia flp and ttiqairtJ wherefoHs this peg 

Ugtaea The flerist eipLilnsd his diflieol 

tt at l h d 

dsii be bad 

p 

length, and y 

ttat in addition to other bar- 

brother. 

"Why doesn't yoer brother 

, rfr. He t? hoaest and- ifldtts= 

trices, bet ess Ind nn tfnrk as bsa nsdei' 

"Whal trads £aa ihal b^T 

"Hs is & lace paf^f makw anil thews 

ire sre BO faeteriW ef that »«t &

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