Jun 1893 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City
Jun 1893 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City
Jun 1893 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City
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NO. 9.<br />
OXYGEN<br />
FOB<br />
Sickness and Debility.<br />
ros<br />
Alcohol, Morphine, etc<br />
For nearlj k qparter ef • sestnn the<br />
4 BTAKKEY* PALEN,<br />
<strong>of</strong> 16i9 Arch tiitet, PhUadelphta, have<br />
dlHponeed Compound Oiygan Treat,<br />
meiit for chranlc dimasst and debility,<br />
With a tnoBt brUHant record sf curss.<br />
Tliey have treated ovgr «,W0 patients<br />
aiid ID spite <strong>of</strong> opposition have forced<br />
the world to acknowledge the poteoey<br />
aud uBefulness <strong>of</strong> Compound Oxygen.<br />
Over 1000 physicians have need ft In<br />
their practice, and this number Is being<br />
continually Increased,<br />
The original Com pounaOiygsn mads<br />
by this firm Is pure, comparatively devoid<br />
ef odor or taste, snd one <strong>of</strong> the<br />
greatest <strong>of</strong> natanU vltallcere, building<br />
Up broken-down coqmUtuUnni, BUpply-<br />
Ing nature's waite from dlaeafle, excHStv<br />
<strong>of</strong> or old age.<br />
<strong>On</strong>e <strong>of</strong> the beauUea <strong>of</strong> using this<br />
treatment la that you toke BO medlcino<br />
whatever, your iyitem Is not shocked<br />
by If, buBlness or travel are not Inter.<br />
fered with, and tfnattnent ia<br />
pleasure. You simply Inhale the Compound<br />
Oxygen and get It dlrecUy Into<br />
the circulation, where It will do the<br />
most good^where your Byitem can absorb<br />
every atom <strong>of</strong> ft without any objeotlon<br />
being interposed byyourdlgefltlim,<br />
A hook <strong>of</strong> m pageamsjled flee to<br />
any additeS tells all about it<br />
TESTIMONIALS*<br />
About flro ve« ftjEOl WM a iKk<br />
fllaB and a lit* Diafl, taffeHnf wllfi<br />
prHtratlsD BrHtntlsb ftftd aftd tiiOK imyWe, TiHUT Te=d I IB<br />
iironi-^iui rUKKrd liil doing liepTf walk<br />
dajr, umyf «^H *« M 1 uf» ii*ft aj[ mf_ ne«iiu hesiih BUM ABd IUV iife IS W U« OOBI<br />
O*]fKf " •-' 11 slid lid jratir aii felod kind help hitfid and adf »d*lf« \im, vu-ivv<br />
ttie IDh>rMi <strong>of</strong> Iliiie flKjFeanL I h»*s 6WB ftr<br />
eemmfiidiiiK f iiUF IrutaiCSt &r and ne*J-i add<br />
hy u\f ail vie* uncl your itMtnest ire ban aa?ed<br />
it ppsi ilf «• sad BaH^ited sibsn<br />
r, NswYqr*, K, W, Whwl»f,<br />
Dm, gurkaf A FaleD, PhlI*dBlp!<br />
About m yrar ago I wu inffs..<br />
mark and cnnsfqupnl fxhatutlon, > u^-u ?¥<br />
Compound QirKcii TreHment wllb food naulj<br />
I ne*er Lad anjth lnB g ID Io e!«r clear tip diy qiy nnld h bail<br />
and fAd put melB rneln 6eH*rihii«i bette ibkiia ibaiiTrtUr ihaii jnur CompeHl<br />
Oijffen Tre«ttnen(. lt»T, B, A.<br />
I i F a<br />
Bra,BUrter4f»!, iiiliadeiphlfc Ffc<br />
Mr phjireiu, who bu itrmttS as fer 8»<br />
reirt, ffeinarked to M ieffrtl W«to •§« thai<br />
[he OampOBod OHgea bad e»Ffala!/ ddfli wonden<br />
for trie, 1% BU alie HUifH IBS <strong>of</strong> U|«<br />
dmadjui tpcili 1 ytad io h«»p. I flrmlj bsllrn<br />
tbat I would ban sene (iiie gmampileB bat<br />
winter, kf (sr I bad puasoBifc tf I B*4 not tskeb<br />
tbe GMdpeund OQIH, I noil mj thai 1 us<br />
to Mtar (>Hlib t)iuef«F before Un« 1 wia •<br />
ind alt rnn jour Cflmpopod OsTI«n<br />
taiinnt. I itml ttbal l I on H*» «•!>_ Bids knam ts s H, Ii_Mit dens<br />
tTerxtblny for m« I oeuld haf B ukod, I bn<br />
fworanended It Is HTCrftl oUf n. who bn<br />
tried ft ud km brnffliM, I tHsnuMtd u<br />
wljb Ibejnatelt eetiflij*n».<br />
motfoTt, &>, M n, K*T, H.W,<br />
ta. fitufc*? £ Pdlett, PtiUtdelpnto, Ps,<br />
_ Hf moth*r 9Hd jour goapaaad to<br />
THtBCBt fer Ii»j Feters inc baa aet m<br />
tlti AIb«rt QiffoTd.<br />
Falen, PWUdaJptil*, Ft,<br />
iggBBdtdna nwi* *m>dM»<br />
F fraB ffli<br />
y<br />
Oar core C t<strong>of</strong>a, iwifl and m, W« dn1 Hans WE, sa ole mauler bejit } ti=<br />
dlcnlous tat we&ld be adopted if wero<br />
by a per»ou <strong>of</strong> rraffldeiit Importanoe*<br />
W M dissented from, wntfsnnon Mr.<br />
Bpoaoer <strong>of</strong>fered to bet that if h* ont<br />
<strong>of</strong>f the ikiru <strong>of</strong> hfa coat and trattal oot<br />
with merely tits body-and deem h$<br />
mjd be taitated. She bet M se><br />
pted, the coat prcpflre4 aa^ |o@k *ha<br />
fcacf <strong>of</strong> a wdl known tailor. IS© "§pmoia*'<br />
soon sfter can?s f&ta gmfamk<br />
London Tit-Bita, ;<br />
1 * and "ewwrns"<br />
and '*sobbing8 B j -if<br />
r'-'i<br />
fi<br />
<strong>of</strong> thiit period corns is<br />
again? The Amellua and Delias and Ctao><br />
Unes <strong>of</strong> that day were always (a *, dead<br />
fatnt over s«mothing. They fainted for<br />
joy and fainted for sorrow, A girl <strong>of</strong><br />
time swooned <strong>of</strong>f when hm lovv<br />
propOBed, and when she earn© to aha wn<br />
in his arms, and <strong>of</strong> course<br />
UwasaU over and 'noose trytag to ^D<br />
a fallow about beings dstar to him after<br />
that<br />
There was another feature about tUa<br />
•weening fit oi the eld time harotoe, and<br />
that was that her dearest ftignd was always<br />
within call with the sedsors to cut<br />
her o<strong>of</strong>set bwa. Hew Is any one hi tlda<br />
time <strong>of</strong> hidden hooka mw to looesn •<br />
bodloo before tteherolBf pases over the<br />
border line in her faint? It wiU bsnthsr<br />
far tho modem girl, frbo baa<br />
trained herself to BmUs whs bet heart<br />
hreaka, todienthor than reveal her heart,<br />
to conqeal her joy and prater? tt bw «e><br />
realty alike throngb death Of divom, ta<br />
learn this graoeful art <strong>of</strong> collapsing at<br />
jus the proper time to bring m<br />
suitor to bis knees,<br />
souiHthhig dangson to<br />
man's theories against<br />
riaget<strong>of</strong>lnd hhsself soddenij with bk^<br />
arms fnU <strong>of</strong> Ump,slgbing, pate f<br />
hood. Be Is more apt p I^<br />
:fl<br />
namea t&n be would beif i0w<br />
ant and defiant before him,<br />
ready t ^ h J d<br />
forkBun,<br />
As 8 matter <strong>of</strong> fact<br />
abont tbe least<br />
ffiBtnti* '^>/l<br />
Fraacsb politically a'<br />
dsl^ tt keeps rtt<br />
irtf ri<br />
J if.'"s5K''S<br />
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.Si<br />
#r • - ssi<br />
i_r t - Ik crown* aaittnoK<br />
her* by<br />
to. ]<br />
Bl ULEV'fi FO1HT,<br />
Young ha* commenced* tbe<br />
aectktn <strong>of</strong> • dwelling bonn on a put<br />
EHTJBSBAY, JDHE 1, 188B.<br />
PAT.<br />
o&im&d ail over Uib<br />
"Memerul" or "Decor*.<br />
"d*lf-« day net apart In memory<br />
b Alta b<br />
lf y p<br />
,ultaiudBordd^<br />
- - B<br />
ttU tab<br />
H<br />
udetbar ltd IA<br />
_.thAmpoit(be£iOBi*<br />
OF OWB*rt df u* lot or Sets to<br />
pHntfd ar ijjlltl bwlet fa^SHi<br />
IA edfeblf, whl& rJd notioB i -_<br />
pmn&dlT. OF 1B etm ef a sen-mfdm. abtlt fa*<br />
m*ll*d ifhlmarbjBtaMnm « known tiojlt Il k f lh M Abd<br />
tlife snl <strong>of</strong> tha Ie»tt(7»4 t<br />
eally tbs kmleti at tha HA or lets<br />
afaia Ihr iiatun at ths work rrquJrwI tUp&a,<br />
aaatl rnqdot Ihs parfarraaMW by raeh O*D*r or<br />
awvm at aid sortr trllhfa RlUtH dinahaU<br />
elle Mlii erdlnaSH Ud ahall fet fnrih fite vena<br />
t l<br />
ed relative td lbs teues inTol«d-=a fen <strong>Jun</strong>e «<br />
gi"<br />
\k<br />
tbe preserfatlDQ <strong>of</strong> the Union, and on<br />
the part <strong>of</strong> many <strong>of</strong> the people <strong>of</strong> tbe<br />
South for a separate government <strong>of</strong> that<br />
•ectktuaf tbeeodntey, andaoui&eqtMnt<br />
destruction <strong>of</strong> tbe grand prlndplea our<br />
fore&tberm <strong>of</strong> the Be^oldtlon fought<br />
for. Vllltons <strong>of</strong> men were engaged In<br />
the struggle, and a million <strong>of</strong> liven were<br />
•aerlfleed before victory crowned<br />
efforts <strong>of</strong> the lovers <strong>of</strong> the Union.<br />
In 1861 then were about 900,000 Jo-<br />
habitants In oar little Htate <strong>of</strong> Ne*<br />
Jeney, and yet thlg State sent over<br />
MUM0 men f<strong>of</strong>igbt the battles <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Union—obe-tenth <strong>of</strong> her entire papula*<br />
Uon( oountisg men, women and cbti<<br />
dies. Nearly every family tn the gtAto<br />
had one or more members in tbe Union<br />
armfe*—wmetlmea •ev^al—and many<br />
<strong>of</strong> thg*e Derer fituned to their bomes<br />
l<br />
clpal <strong>of</strong> the Tuckahoe pnblle whool the<br />
earning year. , .<br />
The house rtcenily vaeatod by Kev,<br />
J.G. Entrieken li being greatly Ira-<br />
•.••-• BEA-»LE 3ITT.<br />
MBrlln Welbj, a prominent resident<br />
and member <strong>of</strong> <strong>City</strong> Council, has been<br />
ttiade tbe defendant ID a «ult for fSOOO<br />
duugtB, brought by H, A, DeB«bet<br />
a florist <strong>of</strong> this place. In the Utter<br />
part <strong>of</strong> March, DeReche, whlleentering<br />
UoiincIIman Wells'store was set upon<br />
by four or five dogi and before be could<br />
drive them <strong>of</strong>f wag biiten. Be claims<br />
tbe wound wag made by one <strong>of</strong> Welb*<br />
a<br />
W* O&ftf / Mere than<br />
a QURARTER OF A MILE !<br />
Year by year the near-home<br />
weavers are getting closer and<br />
closer to the best from abroad.<br />
Maybe some <strong>of</strong> them are get*<br />
ting ahead. No matter; we<br />
reach for the best wherever it<br />
can be had, , ,<br />
And many an extra interest-<br />
ing lot comes this way.<br />
You know the "is^tfc Ging*<br />
hams at Se. They wpre tffe<br />
talk <strong>of</strong> the town till the 25c<br />
Silk-stripe Ginghams came at<br />
ioc» Doubled the talk. You<br />
hear<strong>of</strong> nothing really like either<br />
or<br />
fa*It «Ktt£, that upon MM mtdeet<br />
to* o«n*f f» Mud flftMB dm ts<br />
wlili the tcHH sf nek neLke, y» tktwi<br />
___:___J<br />
for the Hid Council roHhWith<br />
prsef«J to pgrfsn Ibl HU we* OF h»*B tb*<br />
-Id<br />
•tens*<br />
eort Ihetr<strong>of</strong>. elflff r<br />
ha US OHHW > Urn<br />
y pHajBoeat to t I<br />
MdthM»¥««<br />
« »1M«I tha lame 6y d ne<br />
Nn.i Anil b* II «Mrtf d. th»l lhta(Srtiii»B(*<br />
•hail take rffeet Immedljitelj*<br />
Sjififiu ud fltsJid ifoy 2i A* D<br />
AH«t: ••*• --• - = "<br />
H 1, A<br />
Fr'i ~ "<br />
AN<br />
»It Bs If entiled by the Hkf <strong>of</strong> and<br />
2^-, uf UM Bormigli <strong>of</strong> Qeaam Gif, IbM<br />
tfm following HBiaf neier sppraii*eij H kid<br />
alive, wbUe wme were burled In on*<br />
known pans on tbe nnHle-flelda,<br />
Ifamfyerer? femuy was In mourn]<br />
for tbelr hived ones, while many <strong>of</strong><br />
toon who did retnrn *live ware maimed<br />
and filled with dfasaer contneted In<br />
lbs nrrlee, aid died within a lew years<br />
Alter the war waa over,<br />
Oat young people are apt to forger<br />
tbmfteto, If they were ever Informed<br />
<strong>of</strong>ti, and therefore it to well that<br />
tiny ibouM be tangbt what a terrible<br />
thing a great war la, and <strong>of</strong> the blest.<br />
fnp <strong>of</strong> tbe peaes U»ey now enjoy<br />
SOUTH BEATILLE<br />
Baperintendent Price Is managing<br />
he improvements belog made at the<br />
camp ground, A new entrance, sitting<br />
room to boarding hoBae, and fencing<br />
are among tbe thisgu which will attract<br />
tbe attetioii <strong>of</strong> visltbm this summer.<br />
Cottages are being reralred and<br />
painted and there are new oses to be<br />
built Tbe Doard mwto on the gftfa <strong>of</strong><br />
Jnoe to rtl the privllegs. The annual<br />
will nommenoe 00 July<br />
p y jy<br />
They need to be tangbt to honor tbe<br />
memorial or tbe men whs endangered<br />
Vb#r Uvee that the cosntry might live,<br />
d f b<br />
y<br />
and <strong>of</strong> tbe great aagrlficpg their<br />
and relatives made to support them<br />
while engaged in tbe de*Uy strife-<br />
avcrtflses <strong>of</strong>ten IH great and<br />
t<br />
even greater than tbow <strong>of</strong> many <strong>of</strong> the<br />
aotdleni woo filled the note or the<br />
oontest They need<br />
to bonor tbote men<br />
A flre bf<strong>of</strong>ceout in tie centre <strong>of</strong> a row<br />
<strong>of</strong> houses en BrMd atrst, belorjgJDg to<br />
ei-Freebolder A. L, Haynes lait week,<br />
and U» prompt rsj»p» <strong>of</strong> tbe flrede><br />
partmeot prevenlal a ep<strong>of</strong>lasnUan.<br />
Tbe loan was about §1000, covered by<br />
Inanranee, Cbafia gabdgnrj, whn has<br />
been 1B poor health for several years,<br />
iuflering from theeflectg<strong>of</strong>a<br />
BtMkefwid wao occupied ths<br />
<strong>of</strong> them anywhere else,<br />
Now one <strong>of</strong> the newest^Ve-<br />
lour Russe—elegant In every<br />
way, 42 in, and meant to be<br />
figCj may go at 5oe,<br />
A slep^away are the delicate<br />
English Dotted Swiss (printed)<br />
at 25c from 35c,<br />
And so it goes, Where the<br />
sunshine <strong>of</strong> Fashion and favor<br />
atnfce warmest is exactly where<br />
you are like to find the most<br />
tempting price surprise.<br />
The beauty <strong>of</strong> the Women's<br />
Sat] Cloth Suits is not alone<br />
their natty neatness and win-<br />
some whiteness and Etonese<br />
elegance. They'll stand grief?<br />
f h« unt •«•<br />
U» the fellow]<br />
B<br />
ing<br />
l i<br />
hoi<br />
dT<br />
flloeljf-Uj«*lirfeBflag ihe _<br />
mtfef tin Serin* e eetlon A, P, elghlwn buhilfnl<br />
«!Ml DiBBlT-fOttF, f |»:<br />
I. For llfhtliif laid<br />
*. ter<br />
a.ror<br />
-I 1 %**£='-•<br />
8. Far hoiis#<br />
f, Far rahoeftifiBOd* Ititni, |11»<br />
SHI, i ThM |hta flrdtBUies ihall lafee tBeit<br />
«IB* Ifllb da* at Jurtr. A. D. 18H.<br />
InsilnHI vhsrenr ] hits faerpyito Ht fflf<br />
WBIBH Umfntot uJd Isnocta *bd anleil tht<br />
<strong>of</strong>fleUJ meU or uld Bomub To bs kiSlpd Mfl<br />
Ute uni mieslM la br tha Efasrk th» twenty.<br />
idiUnJ«7(j( Kiir, A.D~IS3.<br />
AitcM; O. H. MOORE, Miypr.<br />
H, B. ADASB. Boregfh ragrtt,<br />
JT 1 Fen, JS IS,<br />
PRICE, $5-00.<br />
V E §ignaHze the Columbian year by<br />
ducingftis new costume, to which we<br />
now invite attention as a maml <strong>of</strong> economi-<br />
cal production, and which at the price, might<br />
well be styled "a new discoveiy."<br />
Never before, it is believed, has such a low<br />
level been reached in the price <strong>of</strong> such an<br />
excellent quality <strong>of</strong> Costume,<br />
The fl Coiumbian" is caretolly made in our<br />
own factor by experienced men tailors, <strong>of</strong><br />
All-pure Wool Diagonal Serge, also <strong>of</strong> Plain<br />
Habit Cloth, with new, full skirt and swell<br />
sleeves, Colors: blue and black.<br />
We shall expect, from this date, to<br />
stock a full line at all times.<br />
in<br />
SEALED<br />
WB.L<br />
by H,<br />
_,„._ t<br />
»emb itivi in OWM <strong>City</strong>, The curfew' U »<br />
6e ut« from ibe Blliyi in rr»ro7 fien (BJ)»b=<br />
lied pnmlwn ind nmand ta • **t«F-tJ«bt art<br />
or *tajgt<br />
d l<br />
nman ta • **t«FtJ«bt art<br />
bfrij, oi-ollHsrllglil rec*>Pt*iJi>, 18 *<br />
lbs meidowi wart<strong>of</strong> the Hiiintd t<br />
nwhe<br />
ud Iliere di.pO*H«3, Did onwhem el» wlthffi<br />
UrtHmlH<strong>of</strong> Hid BaMBtft. &Jd KMteir* to N<br />
nnignd en<br />
WllliamBtariver and family, <strong>of</strong> t'funk-<br />
ford, are engconcsd In tbelr Aibury ave-<br />
nue cottage.<br />
Jamea Myera, <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia, has<br />
purebased a lot on Wait aveiiuo <strong>of</strong> Al><br />
fred Kelson.<br />
Gbarlea MathiiwBorii <strong>of</strong> PhiiadelpUia,<br />
I* spending a few daya In this city<br />
wllb his family.<br />
I, Newton Howell and wife, <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
„ View, were guests <strong>of</strong> Carlos Unison and<br />
wife over Sunday,<br />
MiH, Dr. O. P. Tut tie, <strong>of</strong> Camdcn,<br />
was Iu town laut week fit ling up tbelr<br />
North Point cottage.<br />
The Bteamboats are now running un*<br />
tier a new schedule, which wetit Into<br />
pffect on Tuesday Isnt,<br />
John E, Louabaughand family have<br />
been occupying their Central avenue<br />
cottage for a few days.<br />
Miss Banna Helsler, <strong>of</strong> Cedarvi!le(<br />
la here making arraDgeiuenta for the<br />
npenlqg <strong>of</strong> the Aldlne,<br />
Charles Habb and wife entertained<br />
Mlllvllle frtenda at theirAsbury avenue<br />
resident over Sunday,<br />
Captain James Lee, Jr., and wife<br />
were guesta <strong>of</strong> James W. Lee and wife<br />
for a few days last week. *<br />
John Y, Badsllff is maklug noticea-<br />
ble improvementfl to his Aabury avenue<br />
eoltsge, near Eighth street,<br />
HH, P, t. Wick, <strong>of</strong> Camden, la being<br />
enteriained at the residence <strong>of</strong> her<br />
olater, Mrs, John W. Smith,<br />
Captain Will lam hi Smith is greatly<br />
impruvInghIsre8ldeneeBtThirty«fonrth<br />
street by an application <strong>of</strong> paint.<br />
Mrs. James A. Main and children, <strong>of</strong><br />
Philadelphia, are domiciled In an ocean<br />
front cottage far the entire season,<br />
W, A. Rumsey and hmlly, <strong>of</strong> Phil-<br />
adelphia, are domiciled lit an ocean<br />
front cottage for the entire season,<br />
Mrs, Andrew Marshall, accompanied<br />
by a friend, Is occupying her <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
avenue cotusge for a few days' reenja-<br />
tlen, .<br />
Sirs, J. L, Elet, <strong>of</strong> Bridge ton, accom-<br />
pauied by eons friends, la occupying<br />
her Anbury avenue collage fur a few<br />
dayg,<br />
- SlesRTB, Gilbert AXake are Improv-<br />
ing the residence <strong>of</strong> Abel D. gcoli, an<br />
Central avenue, by an application <strong>of</strong><br />
paint,<br />
John R, Kendrick and wife, <strong>of</strong> Plill.<br />
adelphia, have been here several days<br />
getUng their cottage ready for summer<br />
occupancy.<br />
Edward L. Wib»n, editor and pub*<br />
iiflber <strong>of</strong> Wilson'a Pbotographls Maga-<br />
sine, <strong>of</strong> New York, hli bteu recreating<br />
Inthlaclty.<br />
John H. Davis, <strong>of</strong> Wayne, Pa,, was in<br />
this city on Tuesday looking after bfa<br />
cottage and viewing improvetnento<br />
about town.<br />
Captain Q, Qr Roberto and wife ate<br />
occupying their Weeley avenue cottage<br />
fcr»B«»n (or the benefit <strong>of</strong> the^<br />
tain's health.<br />
Mr, Borden, <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia, is spend-<br />
ing a tew days In this city for the bene-<br />
fit <strong>of</strong> his health, comfortably quartered<br />
at the Allaire,<br />
Mrs, Boettger, son and daaahter and<br />
' Mrs, NeckeranddaughterareBpcnding<br />
a pleasant time at Mueler*» cottage In<br />
flecand syndicate.<br />
The work <strong>of</strong> laying the rails for the<br />
street railway is being, pushed rapidly<br />
to completion, Alfred Nelson Is supnr-<br />
Intendlng the work.<br />
A. Brown and wife, <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia,<br />
spent a few days this week with Mrs.<br />
Brown's parents, E, Bmekef and wife,<br />
at Tenth and Central.<br />
John C Carroll and family, <strong>of</strong> Phil*<br />
adelphla, came down Monday and took<br />
posseaslon <strong>of</strong> one <strong>of</strong> the Association cot-<br />
tages, near Fourth street<br />
tin. Arabella Morris, pf thla oily,<br />
Council met hi adjonrae^ iestsn on<br />
Friday evening, Mayor Moore Jn the<br />
Oouncilnien Coreoti, C&nfleM, Steel,<br />
mart and Band were present !<br />
The mlDutea <strong>of</strong> the previou§ mating<br />
were read and approved.<br />
The Mayor repotted that the Bo, rough<br />
could eflect a loan <strong>of</strong> $2000 from Bash<br />
J, WhStffltde, thereupon the Mayor and<br />
Clerk were iuiitrufeted tn give ft note for<br />
amouDt, • , %<br />
The Collector was authorised to en-<br />
a note given by the Ocaiii <strong>City</strong><br />
AtspcfatloB for taxes <strong>of</strong> 1881 or 18fl2 or<br />
both,<br />
A comma ulcatioB fftjuwtlng Council<br />
to employ the W, A. Maaahan Cornet<br />
Band to give optn air eaneerte on the<br />
boardwalk at least two evenings each<br />
week during the summer season was<br />
read Aud laid over until the next meet-<br />
ing.<br />
Councilman CoriOB wm appointed to<br />
confer with the Board <strong>of</strong> Health In<br />
reference to its appropriation.<br />
The newly-organized fire company<br />
was instructed to receive the hoee car-<br />
riage on Its arrival and to take care <strong>of</strong><br />
It until further notice,<br />
Bills to the amount <strong>of</strong> 124.01 were<br />
read and ordered pgld.<br />
A lot oh Weiloy avenue, between<br />
Ninth and Tenth etreeli, was ordered<br />
filled tip to grade.<br />
An order was drawn hi favor <strong>of</strong><br />
ThfintoB M, Peto for f 150, the first pay-<br />
men t on ho§@ carriage.<br />
The Clerk was instructed to eourUep-<br />
mand tbe order for one train load <strong>of</strong><br />
gravel.<br />
The Clerk was Instructed to advertise<br />
In both paperfl for bids for the removal<br />
<strong>of</strong> garbage the coming season, the pro-<br />
pcwal for .which Is Invited in another<br />
column.<br />
Council agreed to meet In committee<br />
on Saturday afternoon to locate the ft" re-<br />
plugs and to fli the line <strong>of</strong> boardwalk<br />
OR the etnnd between Sixth and<br />
Seventh atreetij.<br />
Connellraan Hand WM appointed to<br />
procure piling to repair Beveath and<br />
Twelfth Btreet boardwalkB,<br />
Adjourned until tomorrow evening,<br />
ATUXTI4J COU1ITT<br />
Nun H*t»B SHltHi Tkwirta<br />
ni far Ita* "H«Biiu»»,'* ife*<br />
Captain<br />
s ggATIEW,<br />
D.B.ErigliBh family<br />
t<br />
p g j y<br />
spent Tuesday with Mrs. m's mother,<br />
Mn. Lutes Lake, at Pleasantville.<br />
FORT REPlTBlJti.<br />
Mrs. Elmer Adams spent Bunday In<br />
AtlanUo<strong>City</strong>.<br />
Mrs, Bllen Hnntly visited her daugh-<br />
ter, Mrs, Eva Lake, on Sunday,<br />
HAMMOBTOS,<br />
George King, <strong>of</strong> this place, wafThufg-<br />
dayawarded averdlet<strong>of</strong> f 1614^7 agaliiflt<br />
the Order <strong>of</strong> Iron Hall, King was a<br />
certificate holder in the order, and .be-<br />
fore the appointment <strong>of</strong> Thomas P,<br />
Oorley, <strong>of</strong> Camden, as receiver, at*<br />
tached the money In the hands <strong>of</strong> the<br />
treasurer <strong>of</strong> the Hammonton branch,<br />
AJ Simons, who lost a portion <strong>of</strong> his<br />
brain recently by a Berious accident, is<br />
in a fiJr way to recover.<br />
nenisd, • s<br />
Willis Bard, <strong>of</strong> Millville, hu rented<br />
William Chew's cottage on West street,<br />
Y. Canon en Tuesday rented Rev, B,<br />
O. GarrlMiu'a cottage in third syndi-<br />
cate to Elmer Bard, <strong>of</strong> MlUvHie.<br />
Mre.P.E, Weltae), <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia,<br />
haa rented N, V, Clellaiid'a Wealey<br />
avenue «>ttage for the coming fieaiwB.<br />
A. Bacbmmi, <strong>of</strong> Mahanoy <strong>City</strong>, P«,<br />
&ud family have rented aud token occu-<br />
pancy <strong>of</strong> an Anbury avenue cottage,<br />
north <strong>of</strong> Fifth street, ,<br />
Charles 11, Steams, <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia,<br />
on Thursday, through the agency <strong>of</strong> Y.<br />
Uorsoii, leased Mrs, J* A, McAlees 1 cot<br />
tageouCentral avenue,for theHiimmer.<br />
Mrs. H, U, Watt, Of Philadelphia,<br />
has leased William BtonehiLl's new<br />
cottage on Asbnry avenue, nearTwelfth<br />
Btreat, through the agency <strong>of</strong> It, Curtis<br />
Robinson.<br />
H, B, Adama & Co.bavs rented Miss<br />
Jennie Magulre, <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia, a<br />
cnttage an Ashurv avenue, north <strong>of</strong><br />
Eleventh street,<br />
Y. Corsos has rented George O. Ad-<br />
West avenue eotta^ to M, D,<br />
Bowles, <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia.<br />
Highlands, Col., wbere abe will he tbe<br />
pint <strong>of</strong> her eon, ChsriiS Morris,<br />
Mre, E, A, Bamford.<strong>of</strong> Phiiadeiphift,<br />
afloonpanled by btr daughter, has bees<br />
occupying and making Improvements<br />
m<br />
to &eF cottage on<br />
<strong>of</strong> Fifth street.<br />
J, a MeAlliiter,<br />
wile and nns, are<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> House,<br />
B*renade,<br />
Rev. E, B, Lake, to whose untiring<br />
efforts <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> owes the public en-<br />
terprises now under way, was tendered<br />
a complimentary nerenade on Wedues<br />
day evening last by the W, A, Manahan<br />
Cornet Bimd <strong>of</strong> this plat*, The occa-<br />
slon was the lighting <strong>of</strong> the town by-<br />
electricity. After the hand had ren-<br />
dered a number <strong>of</strong> selectlans, Mr, Lake<br />
addreaged the aeHembled company, dur-<br />
ing which he reviewed ths rapid ad*<br />
vaneement made in the past thirteen<br />
years in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, when but one<br />
building occupjed tbe site where now<br />
stands hundreds <strong>of</strong> handsome collages<br />
and places <strong>of</strong> public eniertalnment=<br />
the transformation <strong>of</strong> an unsightly<br />
tract <strong>of</strong> land overgrown with bushes,<br />
briers and tangled undergrowth into a<br />
beau tlful city p<strong>of</strong>lHewed <strong>of</strong> all the modern<br />
Bcleutlflc improvenentH which add to<br />
the comfort and convenience <strong>of</strong> its resi-<br />
dents. At the conclusion <strong>of</strong> his re-<br />
marks, Mr. Laka escorted the band to<br />
Ira B, Champion's lee tream parlors<br />
where they wore'treated,<br />
Mra. S, "Wheaton received a box <strong>of</strong><br />
plreappieg last week fnim Now York<br />
ty, the gift <strong>of</strong> her nephew, Lewis<br />
Wheaton,<br />
The Bethel flunday»scliool celebrated<br />
last Frldtiy In the grove near the church<br />
as a May party for the children. It<br />
was n grand HUGCCSS,. Lunch was<br />
served on the ground.<br />
James U, Plaher and wife are the<br />
guests <strong>of</strong> her parents, J. I, Stoelman<br />
aud wife, Captain Fisher having tust<br />
returned froin a voyage to Mexico.<br />
BAKERBVII.LP.<br />
Our public school closed on Friday<br />
last. Miss Lizzie Block, the asHistaut<br />
teacher during Uie past yar, la enjoy=<br />
lug a brief visit in Camden.<br />
Mrs, R.M. Ketehum, <strong>of</strong> Norfolk, Vu,,<br />
Is visiting her parenlis In this place,<br />
Mr, Pleree Harris, <strong>of</strong> Atlantic UJty,<br />
recently removed his family to our<br />
village. They are occupying the bouse<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Late Sirs. Hannah Lake,<br />
Henry Truax, <strong>of</strong> Atlantic; <strong>City</strong>, liu<br />
rented the house <strong>of</strong> Mrs, Phebe Smith<br />
for the Hummer Beasan,<br />
Dr, Gehlng and family have returned<br />
to their home In this place after spend-<br />
ing the winter In Philadelphia,<br />
BfJOLIflll fiKKPK.<br />
A iurpfiae party was iendercd Mra,<br />
J, W, Babcock, when ab.iUtHlKty peijplc<br />
walked in upon her, *<br />
Rev, Lqniir and family, <strong>of</strong> ^IllJvllle.<br />
have been visiting Kir, and. Mra, Samuel<br />
BomerR,<br />
Haunle J, Bradley bi Hpeudhig a week<br />
at Mullica Hill. .<br />
Captalp Japhet Somera la beautifying<br />
bis residence with paint,<br />
MIH LlKtleantl UIBB T. Alberlwu are<br />
spending a few days in Philudelphhi,<br />
Marcus ieu1l,'or Atlautio <strong>City</strong>, has<br />
njoved t« R, Scull's farm at Ifargaln-<br />
town,<br />
Joseph H, English attended the school<br />
trustees meeting on Thursday In Fleo»<br />
antvUle, !<br />
We are sorry to learn that Mm Enoch<br />
Champion is very sick. Captain E,<br />
Champlou, her husband, is very poorly,<br />
Nehtrniah Clarka and family have<br />
moved back with us again from Atlan-<br />
tic <strong>City</strong>, We welcomed them with a<br />
grand reception. There were thirty,<br />
five in Dumber at Bupfjer,<br />
Jacob Smith and family have gone to<br />
Fihey Hollow to attend a birthday nur-<br />
prtBe party to be given to their grand-<br />
father,<br />
Mrs, Aaron Rmltb has a variety <strong>of</strong><br />
flowent, among them a,beautiful nnake<br />
cactus.<br />
<strong>of</strong> sidewalks with 'barrels<br />
- Tro thousand iehitol children paraded<br />
the strseU Friday and publle patriotl<br />
eervlcM were hejd at the<br />
avenue school house; ~<br />
, The colored people <strong>of</strong> this city are<br />
forming atoinnuiy to establish a ncme-<br />
Ple*safjbH!o,<br />
Six applleanus for poeltlnnfl In the<br />
Mt-otHce underwent a Civil Service<br />
examination on BatUfdav,<br />
WUIlam Conwell, <strong>of</strong> Philfidelphla,<br />
will succeed James y^Townffind M<br />
manager for the Postal Telegraph Com<br />
pany for this city.<br />
The building fund'<strong>of</strong> the Church o<br />
Ascension now amounts to f 10,000.<br />
A public meeting was held at the<br />
<strong>City</strong> Hall, Saturday night, to advance<br />
the project <strong>of</strong> building a drive to Loug=<br />
port, A committee <strong>of</strong> promluent citi-<br />
zens was appointed to soIIeEt 8iibHcrii><br />
tlons.<br />
Mrs. James Butterwnrth entertained<br />
eeveral frieudifrom Piiiladelpbla this<br />
week=Mlwj Muttle and MIHH Maggie<br />
Altkln, MIPS Katie Rentz und Charley<br />
Butlerworth.<br />
Peter Adams has commenced im|<br />
lug his property. He has sunk u well<br />
end placed a pump there!u, and wfll<br />
beautify his house by a coat paint.<br />
Kir, McAllister, <strong>of</strong> Camden, was a<br />
guest <strong>of</strong> Mlw RecveR ou Sunday,<br />
Mr«, Anger CJtillitiH, <strong>of</strong> Camden,<br />
spending a few days in this plane,<br />
Culldfen'g Day eserclsw will be held<br />
at Mount Pleasant Uhurch on Hunday,<br />
<strong>Jun</strong>e 11th.<br />
We are glad ta«ay that tlie IR rniicii<br />
interest taken In the Jr. Ulirtetliiii £11-<br />
dcavor Suclety <strong>of</strong> thlH place.<br />
Some <strong>of</strong> the young people took a<br />
straw ride on Tnesdaj' evening tn Boy<br />
View, wiiere they I ripped the light<br />
fantastic toe, but Rome who were op-<br />
posed to tills mode <strong>of</strong> entertainment re-<br />
lumed borne.<br />
Rev, Mr, Croweil, <strong>of</strong> Cronier Semi<br />
nary, preached in the HaptlHt Church<br />
Bunday.<br />
MIBS Lottie Woolbert, <strong>of</strong> AUaiitiistJIty,<br />
Is vlgjtlng Miss Etta -Lake,<br />
Mrs, Mtihula Gardener, <strong>of</strong> Philiwlul<br />
phia, Is vtaUiug her slater. Mist<br />
Adatntf, whfl is very til.<br />
MM, Rebeeea Adams in very ill.<br />
The Baptist eholr fiiniiphed iniiBic for<br />
the Decoration Day exercises.<br />
Mr, UiiHWoitli tirut turiiecl nut a iium<br />
her nf Qirrlnges and wafftitiH tor Atlatillc<br />
Miss Eva Jones is yi«!Uii£ h<br />
father, Lemuel (Jouftver,<br />
M^r. Lafer^, <strong>of</strong> Hog lataud, i» vIsU<br />
ing relatives here.<br />
MJt*R Emma Beeves is visiting in At<br />
lantJe<strong>City</strong>,<br />
. Mrs. IteLieeca Osier, <strong>of</strong> Uamilen, hm<br />
beeu vlftltiiig her eounjn, Mnt, H, B.<br />
to<br />
Mrs, Slario RlHlsy aiid Mr»,<br />
Steelman left TucHday morning<br />
Npend a week in Philadelphia,<br />
Mr, Oleiinlager's new cottage<br />
a fine ap]»araiice nil PlcuMant avenue<br />
The school closed op Friday last with<br />
appropriate oserciscs by the Ht-bfilai<br />
giving them ml ves and teachers tauuli<br />
credlfr,<br />
Mias Irnina Uordery Is visiting ill<br />
Philadelphia, • "<br />
Inrael Omover is improving IIIH prop<br />
erty by erect! tig some carriage build! n gs.<br />
DeaomtiuU D^r was duly observed<br />
here with BervioeH in the hi. TE. Church,<br />
<strong>of</strong> Philadelphia,<br />
ttthe<br />
while: flttlng up<br />
tbeu- West svenne cottage for ocea<br />
panoy during the sommer. '<br />
T^ Jr, O. tt A,», <strong>of</strong> Ihia eity, oel-<br />
ebiated their first anniverairy Tuesday<br />
evening ID Bteelman'i Hall, Aolntef.<br />
efting programme was rendered, altar<br />
whlehVnLoa jwat wairaerved to thoae<br />
In attandiiDce, Japwjwe lanterns<br />
Parti«i contBTnplaHng pavwuf their<br />
hotttes mawnd b>Mfw laauUba;ml<br />
d and tebullt will »ve<br />
l l i ^<br />
crFapndlng<br />
and general houaBiBOfer<br />
In any pan <strong>of</strong> ths county,<br />
held<br />
Magistrate<br />
An ittiMMlaa;<br />
;i Bessleitar Keeftr, <strong>of</strong> New Haven,<br />
Conn,, who Is lecturing throughout the<br />
State In the Interest <strong>of</strong> the Order ot<br />
Good Templafs, addressed a meeting<br />
held In the First M, E. Church.^f thlg<br />
place, on Vfiday evening last, Tbe In-<br />
element Wcat her prevented many from<br />
torningout to hear this noted speaker,<br />
Jrhose delivery aud ezetllent command<br />
<strong>of</strong> languagf make her a mdst enter'<br />
taining talker. Her fund ot anecdote<br />
getmed Inexhaustible. She held her<br />
audignce for over two hours, and was<br />
treqnentlylnfemipted by appIaUBe^ At<br />
the close <strong>of</strong> the exerBiseg an Invitation<br />
was eiwrsded to all those who 1 desired<br />
to do so to come forward and sign a<br />
peUUon for the organisation <strong>of</strong> a lodge<br />
h d C<br />
p g<br />
<strong>of</strong> the order in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>.<br />
'"4<br />
Joseph Booy, <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia, has<br />
rented and will occupy Wesley Bsyli's<br />
cottage,<br />
T, Hmith reports that a rat killed<br />
four kittens and tlvechlekenB belonging<br />
to htm,<br />
OCEAHVILLE,<br />
gunday trains will looii begin to run<br />
on theBrigantiiiBBailroad, .<br />
Quite a number <strong>of</strong> bicyeiists : from<br />
Camden are visiting at Ellsha Smitlt'e,<br />
The oystermen have begun to ship<br />
their produce to Philadelphia marketM,<br />
llie newly-organized Christian £u-<br />
deavor Boclety is progressing rapidly<br />
under themauagemeut<strong>of</strong> thePreflideut,<br />
Rev. P, V, Petty,<br />
A large consignment <strong>of</strong> electric poles<br />
passed through this place on Monday<br />
en routetaBriganttnefortheBrlgantlne<br />
Transit Company,<br />
The festival which wa* to have been<br />
given In CnnoveHiOroveby theOentre.<br />
ville M, P. Church was postponed until<br />
Saturday evening, <strong>Jun</strong>e 81>;<br />
mm. ............ .<br />
Mnyor Wright luwftdv^rtlwd hlaln-<br />
tantlon <strong>of</strong> ^hid^ tbe ta tirt th<br />
Sad Deatba H<br />
John A. Simpkius, who Ih'es In that<br />
part <strong>of</strong> tills borough termed liiiley ville,<br />
was on Wednesday night <strong>of</strong> tut week<br />
Blimmoned home by a neighbor and his<br />
brother-lii-Iaw from where he hud gone<br />
Manday morning to work for the ^eckj<br />
clamming, to wiinees the result <strong>of</strong> a * 1<br />
and patuful acGident^the death <strong>of</strong> I •<br />
twoypuugeBt chlldreu from drinking a<br />
cup <strong>of</strong> medicine containing morphine,<br />
which the family physician, pf,a».y,<br />
hod the evening previous left fur the<br />
mother, who was HuRerlng from fever<br />
and pain, the result <strong>of</strong> lying in the draft<br />
<strong>of</strong> an open window iunday lilgbt. The<br />
largest child, about five yean old, wan<br />
sickly, and was at this tim« jndIHJHIS*XI<br />
and lying beside his mother. The<br />
youngest, aged about three, was prat-<br />
tllng about the room. The mother and<br />
children were left by their grandmother<br />
in the daytime to the care <strong>of</strong> M w. Long,<br />
a neighbor, who attended them by going<br />
1 li UD w and theli, as onpnr tu n I ty <strong>of</strong>lered.<br />
Upon the return <strong>of</strong> the graudiiintber<br />
ttiie missed the medicines, aud think*<br />
Ing they bad been Dpi tied applied to the<br />
physician for more as the mother was<br />
worse, Been the children showed signs<br />
<strong>of</strong> illness, and upmi the arrival <strong>of</strong> the<br />
doctor they had fallen lulo a eoiiintose<br />
coudltlon and died In a few houm. An<br />
iuquest was held by Coroner Farr, aiid<br />
Mrs, Ijfing and the gran tin itfiipr, Mrs,<br />
Sirnpklns, who were present uml k te« f<br />
about the medicine left lln- |ih.'ynius<br />
evening, ttstlfltd Oiftt I>r, JSuiLv hud<br />
given striut orders to .<br />
put <strong>of</strong> the reach ot the children<br />
being nioeJn the lioiiHe, Dr,<br />
tilled that h6; left two medicines, = graduated at<br />
Jeflenon Medical College in IBS?, but<br />
at the outbreak ot the war threw up:<br />
bis practice, entered,the army &• Cap<br />
tain In the Beventh Now Jersey an<br />
was sooii promoted to the Colonelcy o<br />
the Twelfth New Jersey, a regimen<br />
composed <strong>of</strong> the flower and strength o<br />
the rural population <strong>of</strong> South' Jersey<br />
which had tile record <strong>of</strong> large louses in<br />
battle, few prisoners^ was never broke<br />
and never retreated until the<br />
Hue WUH broken or retreated and neve<br />
lost a color in action.<br />
At the battle <strong>of</strong> ChanceUorsvllIp Go!<br />
lone] WllletH was totally disabled by<br />
severu wotind In the faM and the. per><br />
aiiBut loss <strong>of</strong> use <strong>of</strong> the left arm<br />
being forced to withdraw from active<br />
Berviee, but was appointed President oi<br />
a Board <strong>of</strong> Court-martial In Washiug<br />
ton m serving until the elusii <strong>of</strong> th<br />
war,<br />
In }Ki!RicH the Coldiiel hnHicrvcdtw<br />
teruiH in (lie Htate ABsembly and on<br />
ii the State Henate, ahvayH being mem<br />
eer <strong>of</strong> Important committceM,<br />
AH a Director <strong>of</strong> the West<br />
Railmad he geuurcd the right <strong>of</strong> wav<br />
p «f (He Man rice lilver dlvlHlou nn<br />
mudo the cijtMtructlon<strong>of</strong> that brunch a<br />
ptwsibiUty,<br />
He Is a true H[MirtHm&ii and haa trav-<br />
•led estetirtlvcly through Mouth Amer-<br />
ca, West Indies, and our goutliwes<br />
Territories, marching for iiew ganio t(<br />
cuiiquer<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> Cltyaeeured IrrnoAt deslrubl<br />
citl/.eu In Dr, WilletM and we truNi ili<br />
patmtiuge which lie may receive here,<br />
pr<strong>of</strong>cmlonally, may Induce hiH eon<br />
tlimed reHldeiiee with us.<br />
Now Es the Time<br />
A TelnpHang la TnlVII.<br />
A roovsmetit is on fout t» have a sys«<br />
am <strong>of</strong> teiepinsne coiumiiiikuition estaL<br />
lalied between <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, Cape Maj<br />
utid Philadelphia, As now cct<br />
plated the line which extends to<br />
[Krft below Atluntlii <strong>City</strong> will lie<br />
tin lied »ii down the SHtttHt to the CU|K<br />
Bitty •eou n ty rysorta.<br />
Absolutely<br />
Pure<br />
A cream <strong>of</strong> tartar * bakiug powder,<br />
Highest <strong>of</strong> all ly leavonliid etreiiRlh.—<br />
•Latent United States Ooverurouiit'Food<br />
Report,<br />
Roynl Baking Powder<br />
ins WALL ST., N. v.<br />
For Male or Rent.<br />
Property known as Ti!tPH p s itt*tuu<br />
rant, situated ou Hay front Hear steam,<br />
boat pier, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, N, Ji Kur Jgar-<br />
tieulare apply to 6, M^. TILTON,<br />
N.J<br />
l t th<br />
Fh Arrlvali at the Emmett are; J, JJ,<br />
G C Phleft r, <strong>of</strong> Cleveland, 0;<br />
er and wife, Rev j a MeUuj.<br />
L A Howell, Samuel Allen and<br />
ordan Matthews and wife. Miss<br />
^ t Ireland, John B Eendribk, wile<br />
and daughten, Mrs M Flemnilrjg, " ~<br />
SbannbD<br />
WwWilL<br />
l^nonand<br />
1 •«___• .-_#'¥lfc;i<br />
\ Ainvrit an laniMln<br />
Asbury Aye., below Fourth St.,<br />
OOEANOITY,N,J,-<br />
All work done !h first-class<br />
style.<br />
ANNA KING,<br />
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF SEAL ESTATE.<br />
RY ylBTIJE OF AN ORDER OP<br />
** the Orphans' Court uf Capq May<br />
ty, heating date the l?th day <strong>of</strong><br />
tleeumber, IHIMK the siib«eriber, udiniiw<br />
tstrator, etc, af Jc^pb M, Ludlum, du-<br />
•eosetl, will exfrittte la mile at jjublic<br />
•(•udue, at the oitiets <strong>of</strong> Klorgan Hat id,<br />
^q.yiii Vape May Court House, New<br />
iereey, on<br />
PR1DAY, UtiNE S, <strong>1893</strong>,<br />
between the lioum <strong>of</strong> twelve, ntirl five<br />
o'elouk, to wit; At two ti'f;!oi?fc In tbu<br />
aflcniooii the following described real<br />
estate, situate in Uie tiiwughlp <strong>of</strong> Ifiii-<br />
nls hi said eounty i<br />
No, I la a tractor pieee<strong>of</strong> Cedargwanii<br />
tilt] cripple, ad|oiiili)g land now or lute<br />
f the lielrs or Mary Learning, Hum-<br />
hrey Blit and Philip HiUm, ctuiiJiiu<br />
iii oiie acre and a halt and two purcliw<br />
mifl or iesH, particularly dow-riljctl in<br />
lie deed fruBi Albert H, Ludlam to<br />
M, Ludlam dated October B,<br />
ftw.aiid resirdal in the Clerk's "<br />
f Biild county hi Deed Book Z,<br />
;Vi.1iytev<br />
No, 2 j« a lot <strong>of</strong> Cripple lying below<br />
the mill dant and adfcilnlng the mill<br />
house tot and Jeremiah H. Nixon, coi^<br />
veyetl lo Joseph M, Liidlatii by JatneH<br />
L, SniHIi, adiiiltilfltrutor <strong>of</strong> Hetiry LlUl-<br />
lam, by deed date*! July 10,1858, and<br />
reconieti a« aforesaid In Deed Uwtk No,<br />
SI, '"" " "' " """•<br />
t iffeft 148, etc,<br />
ii, 3 is all[thu right, title and Interest<br />
<strong>of</strong> said decedent <strong>of</strong>, ill arid to a tract <strong>of</strong><br />
.Meadow, eouialnlng^f acres, more or<br />
less, and lying on Dennis Creek, part<br />
<strong>of</strong> the real estate late <strong>of</strong> Hen ry Ludium,<br />
detwased, particularly described in a<br />
deed from Alarla Ltidlaiii to Juseph M,<br />
Ludlarn, dated August HO, IB&fJ, In pus*<br />
aatii <strong>of</strong> the subscriber '<br />
<strong>of</strong> the pubHcriber,<br />
No, 4 ji at 1 the right, title aud interest<br />
<strong>of</strong> said decedent <strong>of</strong>, In and to the enll <strong>of</strong><br />
what ft known as the Ludlam Mill<br />
Pond and the privilege <strong>of</strong> flooding the<br />
same, situate near IKrinlsville, ou the<br />
nod to Wst Creek, be the saine more<br />
or less.<br />
All the above described property will<br />
be Bhowii on applleatlou CJ A, Eltou<br />
Holmee, Dennlsvrile.isf, J, Conditions<br />
will be made known on day <strong>of</strong> sale,<br />
ftited May B.A, D, 1~"<br />
A, ELTON<br />
>; '• •'• AdralnlstratW,<br />
MuBQAlf HASP, Pfoel<strong>of</strong>c ' . <<br />
, ? rm m «««, depot op<br />
Hltflffliff, Flshlnff, tKi«ijne(indi»itlHRWh»rTBi<br />
•luunn rowminutn wumfrnm thehoUH,<br />
3m O, DOWIf,<br />
ALLAIRE COTTAGE.<br />
Cor, 9th St. and Central Ave.,<br />
( F r i SfU S d<br />
Mrst<br />
ud GeniRil A**.)<br />
M»S, A, B. BASCK,<br />
LIAM A. MANAHAN,<br />
For Bale, Cheap.<br />
Three-man Flsfiingiklfl* perfect 6oh<br />
wife, <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia: M<br />
Aunie Currie Dr LT Bouder A L<br />
and also 76 fa<br />
sriees<br />
at the leading Shoe Store in<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>*<br />
C. A, CAMPBELL'S,<br />
SIS Atbnrr aveime.<br />
All the latest styles in<br />
Ladies and Gent's Shoes<br />
Oent'a Fine Russet Calf, BJueher<br />
IJsut'a Fine Colt Blueher Bhoe<br />
laullto' Fine Bid Blueher Shoe<br />
Ladjes' Donegal Tip fllucherBhoe<br />
Fine Oxford Blueher Bhoe<br />
Fine RUHBCI Oxford Bhoe<br />
other styles too numerous to<br />
mention.<br />
Bicycle and Lawn Tennis<br />
Shoes in dififenMit colors • also<br />
a genuine Kangaroo Shoe at<br />
OWEN H, KUDIH.<br />
Seventh Street,<br />
BOOT<br />
and<br />
DEALERS IN<br />
SHOE<br />
MAKER<br />
NEATLY B©M1,<br />
and lot at Linwood, reaunable. Apply<br />
11, H, BOii|iia6H,PIe!Uyiplfi!l»vSiJ,<br />
f M. R. ELUOTI,<br />
Suesssier to MRS, R- MORRIS,<br />
HEALEIt IN<br />
Provisions,<br />
CANNED OOODSp<br />
Dr j Goods, Notions, Shots*<br />
A FDLL LJHI OF<br />
anil GLAHBW ABK»<br />
If o. 714 AMbnry Ave*,<br />
OCEAN OITY.N.J,<br />
viHiforn are asaiired <strong>of</strong> ef-<br />
fit-lent service, fresh goods »«d Phils,<br />
delphla prknft.<br />
For Hale,<br />
Fine CottaM overlooking the hay<br />
near the Bteumbitat Landing and Hum*<br />
rner Hallrogd Htatloti, LafRe veralo*<br />
liH; street improved; electric ears will<br />
ruuclose iiido»r, Forparllcutarsapply<br />
to it, UURTlrfBOBlNaOK,<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, H, J,<br />
HOTEL LAFAYETTE,<br />
Delightfully loralerf, right<br />
on tb Bh<br />
NEW<br />
y prl (n flnt-clan hotel<br />
^H has gjien Ehn pfrMtjt pruprietgri the<br />
f?i|M!rt fci:i>«it»ijgi5 at tigw iccalBr lo Ihe cqni-<br />
fort <strong>of</strong> flii-ir RiUittn, -<br />
For Itjrin-, FuflHiii, r-lc,,,<br />
Care HaliPrt Wlthsr,<br />
S OBBTH,<br />
WESLEY HOUSE,<br />
Cor, 8th St. and Wesley Aye.,"<br />
OCEAN CITY, N. J. '<br />
h i dljlfii i J<br />
This houRP isi dsljelitfuiir ineated «m •<br />
Tsn »n a>w f*st dom tji* qce, n S<br />
datlnrw (]rst elan, T«rnui<br />
Bllliies " " A,<br />
wide<br />
VANDALIA HOUSE,<br />
i-cttlrni AY6,, h*t«re*n Ttb and Sill Ufa.<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, W. #.<br />
Now oien for the Reason,<br />
B.BUBLEY,<br />
THE EMMETT,<br />
OOEAN orry,N<br />
Now t'}*n for reception<br />
For terms, etc,, address<br />
Miss M, A, BOYLE,<br />
ALDINE COTTAGE,<br />
(Thirteonlh Semen)<br />
Wesley Ave, near Ninth St.,<br />
OCEAN CITY, N%<br />
the bt»qb and depot;<br />
mm It. HarSLEft Fniprfeti<br />
THE PERENNIAL,<br />
m GEHTIIAL AVENUE,<br />
OCEAN ClTYj N, J,<br />
Home-lllfe in tMry p»rUe«l«r, ,<br />
Twn MiUM from me «*•*«, depot <strong>of</strong><br />
ihhf, bMilBBABdHitlaawkAiVH<br />
Pine, Cedar<br />
and Hemlock<br />
• • . • •• . - • . ( - '<br />
r<br />
-<br />
BUILDING LUMBER<br />
Sldlag. FloeriH. /<br />
Wtadov r nnttf<br />
SMII. D(M>rtt<br />
mm<br />
BrackeU,<br />
Shlifllci, Pltkll*.<br />
Uth,<br />
A full supply Mrtstantly en<br />
hand, and under coyer.<br />
Orders left at No. 759 As-<br />
bury avenue will revive imme-<br />
diate despatch by Telephone.<br />
lumber Yard iwiJllIci<br />
dTHOMAST<br />
NO. 108 MABKET STREET,<br />
PHILADELPHIA.<br />
SOUTH<br />
wtmm<br />
FAMILY GROCERIES.<br />
romp BI fas MABtxr.<br />
Full Flavored Teas,<br />
Choice Brands <strong>of</strong> C<strong>of</strong>fee,<br />
Sugars <strong>of</strong> all Grades,<br />
Canned Fruits,<br />
Pickles, Splcetj Ralslni,<br />
Beef, Butter and Lard.<br />
Hams <strong>of</strong> Best Quail<br />
Weighed when Purchased by<br />
Customers, No Loss in<br />
Weight Charged to Purchasert,<br />
ttimhtebkrttmtmtT<br />
LOW FBICEH.<br />
GILBERT &LAKE,<br />
Boisr and §jgi<br />
450 West Avenue,<br />
O€«1AM CITY, M. J.<br />
jobbing promptly attended<br />
to. Estimates cheerfully given.<br />
Guarantee to do first-class work<br />
and use the best material*<br />
Orders left at Win. Lake*!<br />
<strong>of</strong>fice, corner Sixth and Asbuiy<br />
avenue, will receive prompt<br />
attention.<br />
s&m<br />
A3<br />
JOHN BROVVER,<br />
Paiirfer and Glazier,<br />
Mill Wtwmm.WmH Wmlt*
mm<br />
OF JUBILEE, FOR SHE OR<br />
Ctaa tbe<br />
•a the day *rf<br />
sad fades! Jot<br />
* e srashore the coming<br />
B yon niteirf<br />
After »»ifle<br />
to<br />
Hm Aen to the toot,<br />
uatfnin that bad<br />
, bat atai-fa Qm BOM-<br />
« <strong>On</strong> jut a wtai<br />
<strong>of</strong> thrfr joett tt^f «fl»<br />
is aU vse have<br />
two daji tfts tbaa<br />
I paw* moid<br />
j<br />
w, «. Mt "And<br />
Aa&mtaM a<br />
ss^lai<br />
flf pbuaob'k wu gw ^<br />
twsn tto sjttl (*H«d4*qf<br />
be- a the tomb, ni «* which * w* 11 &ffe r tog]<br />
Money to loan on B<strong>of</strong>iB and Mortgage on improved<br />
VOL, XIII. OCEAN CITY, N, Js, THUKBDAY, JUNE 8, ISM, NO, 10.<br />
pet thins heart te fasty to<br />
btM* God, f* Cod fc is *<br />
bat ate w Bwnlht<br />
mi|]hed gl<br />
andWa rtfcr h«h he<br />
„ TBS6, „<br />
j- that weep now, for ye dull<br />
; We sitiU not rpmd «JQ eieait, ,,<br />
j singing bitf«nr««im«in wrietfaf<br />
— J says,<br />
i to tifElfflgnregpqf 10,000 i&Qti<br />
iimg aad sphe*fs£ sj<br />
_ ^ow than on „<br />
tombed wtfb fir** MicW, ,»<br />
Mdungd, witt suringmg •septs- beatt<br />
ttoe for the mnltttudiaou»eb<strong>of</strong>«. ST.<br />
«QOB _SJ.M.= «* — I>S~—not<br />
Ii^dliflttto badto<br />
11. HI* pats to wnsji ip=<br />
•Set a mtcb, © Left bAm aj.<br />
for he<br />
haa<br />
, __ on wfait JOB lasga mt,a6<br />
, • bl » ?» lege, and bow yes<br />
W* wffi de belter j Nothing, it «*3&», wffl sat thoroughly<br />
W# wffl b! ttwlto m bB*TaalybiJiriO« alls we<br />
#Matbiste<br />
^ aafrsfeibBLad,<br />
tHomphed giononjly; the<br />
rikr batbb9t&»wB fa<br />
==•—rr g^--K •••! • : ^ ^ 1 3 9 IB S9§ •I1.PII—••<br />
«U4 BBveold b*t* e» «j. Aad then<br />
hd f b<br />
fflg itt work for Qsd and ___<br />
HBtty. Men pays* hasten<br />
far tfaif cbonh. and cu both<br />
u for nytim," 1 ' **•-•' *<br />
and all than<br />
«^i OB best<br />
ihiBWD fato tbe<br />
ortambcmtDft. Boll *Olasawma. Oar the<br />
ather **** BHWUJTJ Tabernacle!<br />
tt»L*w^ferbe bath trt<br />
^ O b<br />
y «« bai<br />
plaestn fbs<br />
eocnpiedtiie at^atkn<br />
^ cf that IBS^-<br />
•tew about ootUag! _<br />
betas may be deep, and tfae<br />
„ i cmrtiij beUad as may be .<br />
jt to!«aeeatsd,bgttf wtb<strong>of</strong>l tbe Lad<br />
iphed glort=i wfll go througlj no nor* hurt brtbe<br />
Ms rids lathi*, water than when in bffrhood<br />
, t s U boyhood weHUrf<br />
«a-gaanaitB to the kaa aadhmrefoot<br />
« d th d ta<br />
tat bail «f<br />
d<br />
few, tbaa vbathi EBI ti<br />
Bstds|ts Dot osw ifaar think that! CK«H1 the madow brook og tl» old<br />
*«^HiSQf my tatnjgJf^dtooBocinJ rjntHfBtw^ H» odjis aaysean to be<br />
so« thjok sbe ought to ban' »D as^sii jn, bat I ^aatt wffl be aO<br />
feagirigb hoet got clatri right wifliyqa if joo harp God on yomf<br />
kBOckka ftp^rt tbt timhrei cr taBi*! raphJcBd •pdaog^lie kiagdoaB, "If<br />
bjsrisef lCriaml ToudoweUtonare! ©«i be fer yoo, wte as *<br />
tbetKaboaitoe ready, ba* wail aUtttsi yettF*<br />
I^ay IL Too »ns not yrtj Lay kU ef tbe Lwd<br />
Moo; ttaa wh*B at & battle ^<br />
"T<strong>of</strong>kw»aWa,tkaiiwbsi<br />
. . _ „ Load, Too wffl jet Jaye to<br />
. ^ffik OBt <strong>of</strong> tbe bittts water <strong>of</strong> Marib,<br />
f aad msny og jcor army wffl at so he?n-<br />
Wllk B*D«* fa it* Btmit.<br />
oa a attle raneh to thf<br />
i 18g^|b<br />
k a j i n<br />
with agvaal other attJe ponch^ u<br />
we «ae talkd, WM riding ova- th*<br />
erst <strong>of</strong> faDtwbh<br />
•DtswBaawalaihsi<br />
fire deer feeding on the that.<br />
SCUDDER LUMBER CO.,<br />
PLMHII Miiw SAn FACTORY AHD LOMEBR<br />
OCEAN CITY, N. 1<br />
*-Bt=<br />
Doori, Window FrameSi Shutttfi, ^ah, Moldings, Brackets \ :<br />
Hot Brf&sh, &roll Work, Turning, &c, •<br />
BUILIDING I.UHBRK OP IVBBY DEBCRrpTION, OP WHICH<br />
A LAIQBstiMK IS OONOTASTLY ON HAKD, UNDER<br />
COVER. WILL SEASONED AKD<br />
SOLD,AT LOWEST: MARKET PRICES.'<br />
FBOUT AND FBDEBAsT HTKEPTM, €AnOEMt ^. J<br />
Physicians* Druggist*.<br />
J* 5. WAGGONER,<br />
Physician and<br />
HO, 7S1 ASSORT AViNUB,<br />
OtEAH €ITV« S. J*<br />
to6tbeMi»ftflm0odhl<br />
oaajans nsaded la Sei<br />
fcrdftrid<br />
BtAftfifif weidfcinKn<br />
thai (a nd ftgi nal^li aot ifa<br />
E, GftaadthUEuyhBttw<br />
WfBiii«kdikSd<br />
10 to io<br />
ywbsefrdB 10 to io HtatttiaBn<br />
Conlrtrt with «eb was* af w«di aad<br />
te h ^ tn John<br />
not otrr 9rt mlnui la Lwftfc.<br />
-_ •--— _ pair <strong>of</strong> niipsifi«Jit|uifpoljt ,.} ».^,<br />
•ad took deliberate aiis, firing I C«nr«» *«& ttk<br />
•t tbe r«0os <strong>of</strong> the bcsrt. Wrdsabjeaf I 1 * 1 *- »iU* W-St Pi<br />
aad toon the bod boosded<strong>of</strong>l<br />
el<br />
i<br />
thBdpa*edck<br />
Lnli BepnhUc<br />
Y.CORSON,<br />
REAL ESTATE AGENT, AND<br />
LICENSED AUCTIONEER,<br />
- No. 721 Asbuty Avenue,<br />
OCEAN CITY, N.J.<br />
MARSHALUS<br />
DINING<br />
_ TO MPIB AWn Bg<br />
1321 MAREET WTHKET,<br />
ThpM Baaia get* «f Clly Haiti<br />
<strong>of</strong> the faiuona hjjeote theory Into a<br />
was fornished fa tat<br />
h<br />
W.<br />
rf"-*<br />
d mtsj <strong>of</strong> foerarBiT wffl §•£» bean-<br />
«* ^ ^to qsaOa that tber wffl dk<br />
«ik, and j friD at the foot <strong>of</strong> Smd<br />
wfll be<br />
, ad there<br />
e fiSTtspaia faj the way and<br />
basks to ft^t, and last <strong>of</strong> aO the<br />
y Jorda U& MiriI I h<br />
lbs<br />
a it tail af -^ijj|jriii ^<br />
*»• a lifted aai<br />
wffl ftrHtarH and wjflidapom<br />
wttb BO <strong>of</strong> ntaaiBOaiT moaey ia fats aad><br />
dkba^aad the tdghwaynwn psbbed<br />
ta* bridle and tsMt<br />
fw.aad be prajed God fat<br />
aad nddeslj oat <strong>of</strong> the jobt<br />
-Mr, Ot^. 1 oasa hasd ygn<br />
Bo^fe tet the fsBaoM gi"<br />
«*hpi3Jd<br />
par," bsatt* tha wmld hi to<br />
soi adths' d«rit Hr Us «u dtU to<br />
Gd'^b people c»lkd<br />
agbw. A<br />
who dstbkd to<br />
task It<br />
wrHriwn er bjptotf^ task It iato<br />
b» bad to ttoow the doowstic Into a<br />
ttaace, swi wafle tbe ggiwa to flris<br />
attteltlaKU^id that the made afal]<br />
eoafaaian <strong>of</strong> bef gnflW ind fnrthHtnore<br />
defcribed teeatatdf how^ei«st abom<br />
^ W , Midas<br />
nera- abntsd Tjctoiy<br />
thhh<br />
egh,<br />
Midas wai right If<br />
d jto ffl<br />
aAsdbrte<br />
fnl, th* delayed<br />
NlMth the<br />
the tniaspef t<br />
loot af&r they<br />
IHiid<br />
mU. thia nfe,<br />
C l<br />
and ^ace to fcold a JBbOte for tbe<br />
J<br />
<strong>of</strong> tbe Bed<br />
ftp belated<br />
ShBhBpwia==_M! _, _«<br />
did she not tokBthjU? TbeCTin]<br />
~-~ — • ^^-~ • ^ ^^^f ' -"^r^"^^* ^5^^5%? *w%?^t<br />
ttketaad Tbetrompetwas*aaawlbi=<br />
J st. Why md she bet tab tha@<br />
tbat grstbsS tbir«<br />
_- aa not sfifld<br />
wfthtbe hypnotic trestnjffltaf his cli<br />
ent sad PoaJntalasl tbatsa she wai a<br />
nwbfe<br />
j OPT lotasUoo 10 jues, W* wonM<br />
eenmad towtfe Us* but dans ef ttm<br />
nt, % -Aii iun i^>ii hin tb<br />
its lake irhteh t*irBrtJi mtb lR<br />
WM.LAKG,€<br />
REAL ESTATE<br />
TEMPERANCE.<br />
in IBOM • A, M. TO I P, •.<br />
Good Roast Dinners, with<br />
three vegetables, for s$ cento,<br />
Turkey or Chicken Plnnera<br />
t$ tints.<br />
Ladies' Room upstairs, with<br />
Homelike Accommodations.<br />
PURE SPRING WATER,<br />
-.---BAKERY,<br />
Sei St .Twentyf-Second St,<br />
ICE CREAM, ICEt, FROZEN<br />
FRUITS AND JELLIES.<br />
, G, W, URQUHART,<br />
, 2365 North 13th Street,<br />
: WIN prnriirfi nl Oe»nn rifrdBrtne (hfi tnohlhi<br />
<strong>of</strong> Jnnr July nnd Aiipist<br />
J^ORGAN HAND,<br />
ATTOMBY AND<br />
AT LAW<br />
CAPE MAY C. HS| N. J,<br />
B. ENDICOTT,<br />
AT LAW,<br />
•senii I, a and n DBISB<br />
. Hank<br />
ATLANTIC CITV, N, J<br />
W««dtit«a<br />
b<br />
instro<br />
abe conM<br />
q»d la<br />
p Na She took tha*<br />
she liked tbe best and raj whkb<br />
M brt<br />
toe Men, fet the new membsi ia^hs not<br />
bsli ssl* De not ttaak God for the<br />
a»oey JOB isade today, for tsmsrow<br />
yea nigbt kse it afl and mots, Doaet<br />
F sight lose ft aU aad mots, Doast<br />
be too gnfiifal fsrjoqrgwd health to<<br />
s tor feaeenow yon may get the<br />
p Do oot be too fjad about<br />
t f h f i l l<br />
Sf9 a nstlon'i nai, fini thrungb the<br />
retewt ef tbe wrnwa <strong>of</strong> ttje Bed am, and<br />
tbea tbroo^b tbedspping<strong>of</strong> the hasds<br />
<strong>of</strong> thdr destae<strong>On</strong>, So I wlthdr»w Oy<br />
aitidnncrfJCriiBi, Let ereiy one take<br />
her or bi» twet nwsJe <strong>of</strong> diirine worship<br />
d ^b M<br />
,«_„. <strong>of</strong> pqjmocsry coastupption sbe<br />
was «bject to fit*, whka made her a<br />
thfflfo<strong>of</strong>bl j imspoodbls bdag. Be •&•<br />
cortfBglr asked for the tfpoistaeat <strong>of</strong><br />
a Baeiiesl maa t© report on Uw<br />
Is the best<br />
. Franklin,<br />
get the policies issued at<br />
2^fe? f P' BvAdwii & Co,, by<br />
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Your choree <strong>of</strong> ig <strong>of</strong> the best<br />
Amnmn and English Companies,<br />
liDTII FOB iAtl<br />
a nwdies] maa to report oo the 0TTB<br />
•Mai ffieotal and phjiieal oonditlao,<br />
T h n r t d U k d b<br />
coQn.ertdeoUypoiikdbythehjT>.<br />
Bade aad the consaaiptlon tite<strong>of</strong>iea, dt<br />
fftd tht th lrihld b<br />
GOT- Loodoti<br />
aad<br />
wJe <strong>of</strong> dirine worship<br />
My id« <strong>of</strong> h^rs to<br />
b<br />
aad e^ebafioB, My id« <strong>of</strong> h^rs to<br />
that itla»pIa«wb9«*ie*Bdgajw#<br />
l d h ^<br />
otwftcbufcha<br />
there might be dis»<br />
yiS to eone. Oh. Irt na hara no<br />
madjoonieiJgjstftodei<br />
The time lei thaok God fora<br />
fin tasataH b<br />
tbe wue fladt. %<br />
to thank God for year salrttioQ b the<br />
Xt» finis to 1» grateful for tbe amfat<br />
^ ^ w i wast. Of<br />
ramncQ do BoUdag wrong «od<br />
want nothtng barmfoL<br />
Sow&ucb<strong>of</strong> tha mrial<br />
lal vfll SoaOy nuke sp tbe<br />
wold I k t bt I hi<br />
rouag man whq wmslo<br />
Portland Satordaj night found seas<br />
Turkish gwoida in a wtndow<br />
«B4 hating<br />
bk<br />
lal vfll SoaOy nuke sp tbe becTsly<br />
world I know not. bat I think Gabriel<br />
wfll ban hto teampet, ud Ihf<br />
harp, aad fiaadii M* otsmn, and<br />
bsg hispisaOi andthe " "<br />
ids-rioto. and Miriam her tn&<br />
I k<br />
,_-_ -ridsrioto. and Miriam her<br />
bfs)i aad as I euaBt make mqak dq<br />
ef them I think ! will tnoro<br />
ll<br />
__ _ friroda <strong>of</strong> tb* Scotch Cot<br />
choreh who do Bot like Busfal<br />
oa Cbngresj ^est, _4 baring alow<br />
for art bongbt *><br />
Qen, OL B. Howard, Hair "<br />
Qtben.<br />
rnnd to E*nW la n*itinf«<br />
tsr tnatm^nt, at nrHtly .<br />
Ihfrlr eBUnilom tsrrp^y totB" fend in<br />
, w . Win nrtflirf. Bras<br />
adnj we QH the money ortr and PVVT, mtiism<br />
fly «•* «t(b *• Bsna nKwar. Wtmt/f atn<br />
Ub pBipOH *nabl«« ttaaanow M> pami<br />
Hhay<br />
tnaB*ths4ireot rwmll <strong>of</strong> tintr<br />
Hsu, We enr* orar •• pef m t o «F<br />
fibf, and flnr w« BB praod a* m an *• b*<br />
irris<br />
. and nn, w* dsmi<br />
vnlBkeTfmmKVBa, Wm phnlt beforv<br />
and defy Mm & drink and l» ban A to<br />
II away a{|*r a tfcstdart, W* sm *•<br />
i l f l M b U<br />
DRS.STARKCYBiPAUCN:<br />
BALLAD OF AN OLD<br />
•ha hclud QtW ttliUi "1 wonder wti*F<br />
That pretty old said WAS nftv.jr wod,«<br />
Antl she turned Mlde, with a tlc*y eji%<br />
And ML with her hnhd to her bended hod,<br />
"If they mly k now," her s&d heart paid,<br />
And her pleading ibangbt ld b<br />
ver» thfotif b<br />
^ AjtaLu for ft form that lens ago fled,<br />
The gallant fern <strong>of</strong> & Uoy in blue.<br />
tmln went the noldlors marehtng by,<br />
With ragcf ieal In their measured f »ai<br />
The brave Am brightsalDf Litid and, «ky<br />
Wltll Glorious Sight froni (U rich fold* shed,<br />
Aeiiln lUo blast <strong>of</strong> the buale led<br />
Her hport whew Llood won Uiq gtMSCS' flew.<br />
And blag law on A licro'a bed<br />
The BiULuit Conn <strong>of</strong> a boy In blue.<br />
Ho wtildlug elLlmet! frnfn the bcllflon high,<br />
Rut cvi-r thrsuBU nil the yean Issued<br />
A tall pnripflelnK tlia nslnffk-a cry<br />
Of «« and trlnmph that tntilB tired.<br />
And her heart on nil nthnr loVo WU fctd,<br />
But inf ihraiigh all the j ears was true<br />
To him who fell where the field waa red.<br />
The gallant form <strong>of</strong> ft boy In blue.<br />
Prlnn>,wliO nrl ynnng, when war times sped<br />
Wn» pinnr* ffttrtl flhnUtuitfloW,<br />
Atid lniiiy ft mulrlnti mourncJ her demi,<br />
Tho gnllsut form <strong>of</strong> a hoy In blue.<br />
-C. U Cleveland in Beaten Globe.<br />
MY COUSIN,<br />
My ceoein Mm haa, 1 am sorrF to say,<br />
pawn into a jirovocantB woman, with B<br />
dirty cQtnpleiias onil a tendeBej 10 hint<br />
on J<strong>of</strong>ntfldont tsvidenuo that mon whom<br />
ihe mot were in lovo with her. She gayo<br />
theao hinta to a (janfidaato, nod lbs con-<br />
fidante always told the men, and the m#n<br />
as a mlo were very Angry, Somctinics<br />
they eoBplhllM to no, iho wtis jast<br />
pretty enuBgh, to inakd her itorj..<br />
bio, and this was exasperating. I i«int«]<br />
oat to them that EJsa was tho Mad ef a<br />
girl that had to do something to make<br />
her mother Buffer, that thepe WHB ntsaa<br />
thsntio iriitaiuja <strong>of</strong> any one who knew<br />
her well hnvHiK taken her tujrioualy, nud<br />
that ft was best to 1«sr qnietly. with the<br />
ways <strong>of</strong> wotnen. I Aid what I<br />
tald heir that it Wai vnlgar te poio as the<br />
ear <strong>of</strong> Juggcmatit, but nlthougli aho is<br />
quite vulgar cHotigh to cfinscioiwly avoid<br />
vdldarit}' ilio wenW not BGB it,<br />
I came niKra hdr lato one ujghi at one<br />
sf her mathcr'a |»artiea wlion nearly OT<br />
ay one had yonn. She waa wearing tho<br />
moat affected clothw, liquid eym aud a<br />
anal] pout •<br />
"Podr little me!" ihe miS, in her fa¥or*<br />
He girl flf 4 manner, "what have I done!<br />
1 feel posltWiily certain tiiat MP= Wy.<br />
alonp will hilt me,"<br />
"Yar<br />
•'indeed, yra and yei and yeal, fie<br />
would take BIB into supper, and ever<br />
BIHCO if I mii a word to any other innn<br />
he hm acowlf*! at me in a istwitivcly TUIIF-<br />
defous way."<br />
'•mm," 1 saiiJ, ''Iwin give yen<br />
lejganB in tho art <strong>of</strong> inipllcHtioa tai a<br />
BhUUsg. It U cbcftp, but I hate to see<br />
yon doing lliingfl inurtlstfcally. It la all<br />
tight with mo, <strong>of</strong> eoBBe, hnt I fatioy that<br />
yon had better not tell other people that<br />
Wydoap is in love with yen,"<br />
I never gold ho waa. And why<br />
tnastn't 1 teW 1 ' ,.<br />
'•BefflBje WyddBp isdMigefona,"<br />
H 0h1 Why dangertmg? Then I think<br />
IwilL"<br />
She did, and Wyslgnn heard ef it. Be<br />
la connoctcd with the proprietor <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Wyiidnp multiplex seek. The multiple<br />
iock is, if ouo mfty trnst the advortiifr<br />
meat, an added luxury to life and eon<<br />
notwpor out, ,It haa certainly conferred<br />
more fortune than honor npon the negih=<br />
ew <strong>of</strong> ttis proprietor. Iftayourignomncu<br />
yen eheerUy aak Wyfiloap if he la con-<br />
nected with the multiples sock, he will<br />
toll you frankly that ho la ita nephew.<br />
But when oiitai he knowa that yon are<br />
aware <strong>of</strong> the connection he does not p<strong>of</strong>-<br />
mit any farther reference to it. For in-<br />
Btunce, Denner happnied onco to be talk-<br />
ing at the club about the poeBibility that<br />
he might have to luive hia houae, A cer-<br />
railway had a great envy to go<br />
througii his front garden, Seine'ene<br />
adtod him if ho felt nnxlgus about it,<br />
"YCB," said Denner, "I am in a gtatq<br />
ef the most awful miHporwe, like my innl.<br />
tiplex ioekft," Wyilonp waa pre«Bt and<br />
hcAfd this, but ho aaid nothing. Later,<br />
at whist,'Major BiRlmount—who U all<br />
liv<strong>of</strong> and iugiHcious—was eeupled with<br />
Wyalanp agtiinat Driiifield and Domier,<br />
The major la qnito unabtu to believe in<br />
citrnordinary lnek at whigf uniesa it<br />
eome to himself. He would<br />
own mother if ahe had Mvon<br />
tiumpB. Congcqnently it. waa Tinfortq=<br />
onto that Denner commrncod by dealing<br />
himiBlf tho whole <strong>of</strong> the 13, With great<br />
difflculty the major held his tongue sad<br />
spoke nothing, but hia lacs darkened.<br />
Denuer was greatly mrpriied.' Wyaldnp<br />
siailcd a faint gh«t <strong>of</strong> ft imilo, Prea-<br />
ontly Dennor noticed that the majer was<br />
watching him intently. As Denner ii<br />
a porfoctly ordinary and honest man ho<br />
was natvirally annoyed, Bnt Is spite ef<br />
his honesty when it came to Damer'a<br />
tnrn to deal again ho dealt hlmBelf 11<br />
rnnpa with the acs nod king <strong>of</strong> another<br />
Huit He could hardly believe hia eyes.<br />
Ho flung down hia cards anil won tho<br />
rubber.<br />
As the major row to go hu flnld, "My<br />
children had been meaning to take me to<br />
the Egyptian hall tonight, but whist's<br />
flood enough for me," No man probably<br />
Ukea to have it implied that hs fa cheat-<br />
ing for the sake <strong>of</strong> shilli<strong>of</strong>f potato at<br />
wbJit, Denner wan folions and lort ns<br />
time hi making the major very mush<br />
nad very, much more hnmblft,<br />
bat he wns noverthelwa esceedingly an-<br />
noyed abcat it. Of conns U may not<br />
have teen Wyalonp tbmt was reipoasibla,<br />
bat I bavs voiced that<br />
db<br />
day, Jlaw, the major Bannot play eartSi<br />
and Wyslou|i can. This wna tha only<br />
occasion eu which it had oecnrrai to mo<br />
that Wyilonp hiid the battered nUa sf<br />
a consck'ntsi.<br />
I wna etirfona to tm bow be would<br />
take iny cousin Elsa's fludaoity. She<br />
had hinted at Wyilonp'fl dovotion in a<br />
convt'iBatloi! with yonng Cecil Banks,<br />
BanksiAaropeAtcr, Ho told Wyrioup<br />
aU about it. Farther, ho told me that<br />
ho had tdlil WyeloBji, Now, I thought,<br />
Wyilonp will cut her (laid md msks no<br />
secret why he dees it, or as wpl Bit<br />
&.mo Bcandfll nnoat about her. Ho did<br />
nothing <strong>of</strong> the kind. Ha treated her<br />
with the moat (lollt'fltfl and respectful<br />
attention. He took every chaacs <strong>of</strong><br />
mting her. Ho seemed at first to de-<br />
riro nothing more than to he forever her<br />
hnmblo and sileut worshiper,<br />
Otieo or twice as the stopped ffom the<br />
carriage up the strip <strong>of</strong> carpet to same<br />
par^ to wWeh Wyglonp bid net been<br />
Invited she saw him standing in tho<br />
trewd, half in shadow, cloaked, watch-<br />
tag her with raptured eyea and n roman-<br />
tio air aa irapTe&ayo afl As advertise-<br />
ments <strong>of</strong> the multiplex soek. <strong>On</strong> the oo-<br />
ensiong when he did nest her ho by no<br />
Bfttw moriapaiixcd her. Ho took with<br />
hambie gmtitwdo ai much <strong>of</strong> her society<br />
ihe voncbBafed to him. Ho femem<br />
bored and showed her thnt he remem-<br />
bered every word ahe laid flsd every<br />
preference thai aho ospfessdd, Howai<br />
reverent and ebivniroua with her, Hl«<br />
manner was peffeet, Ho was splendid.<br />
He was Elizabethan,<br />
I do not think Elsa had bees treated<br />
with abnormal reverence before. She<br />
luxuriated in it, She censed to jay 'any-<br />
thing, that could imply that Wyilosp<br />
was fond <strong>of</strong> her, yet abe talked a gooa<br />
deal <strong>of</strong> him. She told me ooe Bight that<br />
tie was the only man ahe knew, who had<br />
a really noble nature, I Bald: "AU right,<br />
but let it stop at that, Don't marry<br />
him," She add ecstatically that one<br />
would not marry Kir Galahad, I said<br />
that 1 had never tried, nun ibe idd<br />
ine that I was vulgar, which was fairly<br />
true, : :;<br />
Of eonrie n week 0? two afterward ahe<br />
came to mo with a letter in her hand,<br />
'You know," iho began, "that po<strong>of</strong>,<br />
deaf tnnmma does not like Mr, WyiJ<strong>of</strong>lp,<br />
She aiks him to things (sometimes be-<br />
canse 1 moke her, bnt eho hates him,"<br />
WONT PRAY AQA1NST CHOLERA,<br />
Bntrci<br />
"Well, Tni m gteat tjonbls,<br />
written to me—ii pni|Kreal. aad I have<br />
accepted him. Oil! oh! I hadn't expect-<br />
ed it, and Vm not worthy, ond I never<br />
called any one Algumcm before in my<br />
life, I want yoa to bruiik it to iaamma<br />
and toU her it'a all right,"<br />
'You won't like it. He's going abroad<br />
to look after tho colonial intoroata <strong>of</strong> tbe<br />
multiples tmk, ¥m had better write<br />
and say that yon've changed your nilnd,<br />
What's that letter you've got theref*<br />
"It's his. It's the letter, lis&tbe&r<br />
to let it get out ef iny hands, 1 *<br />
"The addretyi on the envelops,'* I aald,<br />
% got in WyBleup'a writing,**<br />
"Well, it ii the saute M the wrlUng Is<br />
theindde and the Wine as tho accept*<br />
ances ho wfote to our invitatioM, I<br />
wish we hadn't destroyed them,"<br />
I went to a drawer aaH pnlled out a<br />
sheet <strong>of</strong> nete paper. "There," I said,' 'I<br />
law WysloBp ^vrito ttuit and rign it.<br />
<strong>On</strong>inpare it with the letter, I have<br />
known Wyiloup'8 handwriting for<br />
years,"<br />
It took tun time to convince her, bnt I<br />
did it. Slis beaiiue slightly illogicfll,<br />
She wUd that Wyalonp ought to be<br />
ashamed <strong>of</strong> liimuulf, and that it obvious*<br />
ly waa not he who had' played her tho<br />
trick and that I was much to blame tot<br />
introducing him to her—which, by the<br />
way, I never did. ihe also laid that It<br />
would kill her, but it didn't,<br />
This is theVreplyeho receivoil to her<br />
acceptance in Wytsloqp'a own haadwrit^<br />
UsjkR Miss HjumiNo—1 tm<strong>On</strong>ef frwn roue<br />
(tUr tiiat pOiliij IKTSBB, bH bessii wrillag ta<br />
pit a lin>I»>fMil 111 my banw. And OuA yoU hftvo<br />
peen «. victilii (if & VutgpJ> pinBcticill joke. I<br />
must thiink jon fiir tlia very «itn Hd fluUer,<br />
niii ilidi«d Mirry thai I eanRel plud * rtjht to<br />
tlicm, liut I ttiuiii iiejiu to bu uwaFi & brtJti<strong>of</strong><br />
teyna, Itcamu in my linBwiedBB «. few months<br />
ago that yea luvl coujilud mjr ninne witii roun*<br />
Innfcrj 1 u!ij(!t!tlil»lHp uny. I shalr Uicrefora<br />
retain j-iiUF iuttur as A lioetago, Aa long em ya<br />
refrain fnmi tnJilnBsuch UberUef In the fotun<br />
no ono will isco that loiter; bul m?m\L ' '<br />
Uiftt you would wtsli, I remain j-qtwt<br />
fully, __ AMUWOS WTBHJDP,<br />
Elm spent a vast amoant <strong>of</strong> tears,<br />
gagpa and torn biHidherchiefs over thifl<br />
letter, -How dan a man say that ho<br />
will he my bretherT sha<br />
Then she once man referred to tho prob-<br />
ability <strong>of</strong> her immediate decease.<br />
Wyaloup left EBgland a few days aft-<br />
erward, aud we never found out whom<br />
he had got to write the letters for him,<br />
FOF all we knew he may have dbgafaed<br />
bis own handwriting, , \<br />
When Eba married Sh* Pete a year<br />
afterward, Wyilstip teat herfs h wed*<br />
ding present agobibonbonniero with her<br />
love lettor folded Binall Inside it, He<br />
onooinore showed tho relies <strong>of</strong> a con><br />
A few weeks nfterwiud I canght Eta<br />
speaking <strong>of</strong> Wyslonp to A dear JWeai.<br />
•Yes." eaiil Elsa sweotly, "there was<br />
something between us, bnt itconldnenr<br />
be. Ho left England, you know, dlrwtlj<br />
afterward, I do w hope that his lifo i«<br />
not qulto ipoiled,"<br />
Bo Elsa struck the last blow. Bnt Urea<br />
she wna novqr liamparvd OTHB iy ^be r&*<br />
TUB memtirt <strong>of</strong> St, fttuphsa'a dittrch<br />
9hQ attendod dirMs eurvtos Snudi^t<br />
morning listened to a sermen which ia<br />
the proper (BBM <strong>of</strong> the phraM created*<br />
wnaatioB and farnlBhedtlMSQ with food<br />
for dlscn«i«)ri during thonttaljidef <strong>of</strong><br />
Ihtiday. The topio<strong>of</strong> Dr, McPonnoU'*<br />
lisedurae was oa manieipal gonsa-<br />
tuenfc and incldHitally upon obolarftt bot<br />
bitead sf sonflnlng hlm»lf to etaamai-<br />
plBoo ntterasces so tbe ssbjeet be dealt<br />
with it In to hroadest bearings and g*w<br />
Us hearers A diaeotirw <strong>of</strong> which It iinfa<br />
to say not B word was lost<br />
"We an told," said Dr. MgPonBSll,<br />
"to be on our g&afd against thfoholerfc.<br />
The medical pr<strong>of</strong>ession in united la th*<br />
belief that the KMrgt will break oat<br />
again this ittmmer net sal r in Earops,<br />
bnt in this eoBDtry, The germa <strong>of</strong> tha.<br />
dke»B have lam dormant during the<br />
winter, but so soon u fliey are revivified<br />
by the son tho death Mil will begin te<br />
be called^ and aU the ismroeo <strong>of</strong> mod-<br />
BD aclonce will bo called<br />
thopiagno, It Is admitted on sdl<br />
that we are b jeopardy; it<br />
on all sides that the work <strong>of</strong><br />
cannot begin too aoon.<br />
"There are VBrionsmethodfl<strong>of</strong> meeting<br />
the dtnntioa, moat <strong>of</strong> which an ftt our<br />
own hands, That the most stnmaous<br />
efforts are necessary cannot ba ques-<br />
tioned, Bnt it has been BuggeBted that<br />
tbocler^ should ontte in Offering np<br />
prayer to Divino Providooco tb*t this,<br />
calamity may be averted from Us, With<br />
•fullsense<strong>of</strong> thegravity<strong>of</strong> the occasion<br />
oiad after tho meet earnost reflection, I<br />
have decided ttat I for one eas <strong>of</strong>fer no<br />
ancb prayer, I will sot pay that this<br />
dty may be snared from the cholera<br />
when I see that tho dty itself Is making<br />
no effort t&gn<strong>of</strong>d against tho danger,<br />
"If the cholera makes havoc among<br />
us, it will be because our itreeta are<br />
dUty, onr water la impure, our dralnftge<br />
isftlthy. And whose faalt is WM It is<br />
yoar fault, It is my fault, in tbat we do<br />
not tee to if Oat o<strong>of</strong> city government is<br />
rightly administered and that poUttc-<br />
danaare&ot permitted to u» Its &an-<br />
chlsw for their own • enda. And ooz<br />
lethargy is all the more tuiwoittymth»t<br />
it la selflshi For the cholera, If itaHnw<br />
will not place us in danger. We can<br />
avoid it. We can lean the crowded<br />
dtynjid betake onrselvea eomfortanly<br />
to places where pare air and good water<br />
will free ns from apprehension,<br />
. "Bnt if yon should go where I go, into<br />
the dwellings <strong>of</strong> the poor, you would<br />
realite what s calnmity y Unpendlng<br />
over the great mass <strong>of</strong> toeinaabStantoaf<br />
ths city, and hew empty, yes and woras,<br />
It would bo to p»y that the cholera in*y<br />
be Btai4 from entering homes wbiob<br />
onr neglect has left to sta&d amU BB><br />
rouadmgs which must breed the vary<br />
pestilence that we seek to etoape,"—<br />
Phila4elpbUi Times, :<br />
HiB In Ike Eyei <strong>of</strong> Bit Mtrfont<br />
It is the habit <strong>of</strong> man to look,down<br />
upon the brnto eroaUoa oa hta interiors,<br />
and yet if man conld knew it hat (he<br />
dumb animals think <strong>of</strong> htm perhaps he<br />
would bo less puffed tip with his own<br />
iuiportonco and Bnporiority,<br />
It must appear rtdicnloa* to tbe dog,<br />
for instance, that man should require 00<br />
estensive an equipment <strong>of</strong> words te ex-<br />
press hia wants and emotiona—worfi<br />
ttiat serve rather to hide than to Din-<br />
minate his thooghta—when the dog with<br />
his limited vocabulary expresses Mmaelf<br />
clearly. Barely a dog mnst regard his<br />
bark, capable PH it is <strong>of</strong> alraoet endltH<br />
modulfltioni, as SBpefior Is tbo espn»-<br />
sion <strong>of</strong> thought to man's cumbrous flow<br />
<strong>of</strong> ambhfBity,<br />
Then the uwiae, which man is prona<br />
to regard as the living embodiment <strong>of</strong><br />
gluttony, has no doubt an gptuion <strong>of</strong><br />
man which in Its turn is by.no means<br />
flattering to its object, . The bog aught<br />
with reason from bis point <strong>of</strong> view criti-<br />
cise man upon big manners at the table,<br />
"How wasteful <strong>of</strong> tUne," he might say,<br />
"is man's proctlw <strong>of</strong> feediog himself-<br />
with knife, folk and Bpoon, when ha<br />
couia satisfy bis hunger man eapedi-<br />
tiomly by following tny eMinple and<br />
consume his food without any <strong>of</strong> fbtms<br />
adventtHoas time destroyersi Man con-<br />
demns me beeanse, f<strong>of</strong>woth, I eat with<br />
oneuTtw<strong>of</strong>eetlnmytroTighfbiitbsfails<br />
to apprehend that mf purpose, fa a laud*'<br />
ble ono;. Oat my sole Qbjwt U to get near-<br />
er ny base <strong>of</strong> sopplles and so sate T*1U.<br />
tittle in iny operations,"—Boeton<br />
ittek tad 1U Laefc<br />
0T9ons sees laeky in any as- '<br />
terprJso they undertske, whfla otten<br />
who make Investment are sare to Um -,<br />
theif capitRl," «as reaarted by Witt' '<br />
Bertram, "I knew • reong ftEew tta* V<br />
t3 in a lot in tt^j^in,<br />
sold later for ^,000, It w* tb# lot<br />
that ttw Unsdo Boom was latsr fmQ^<br />
upon, and tan rise to r«»I o&tfo (<br />
Um than ftmr ye»if afttr Ua fr<br />
wan made. J know ftaothtr ^<br />
went m Sanaor aqttE^. Km, In ]<br />
•nd t*rrfed with Um ' —<br />
w i m<br />
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wu in "'full growth" at<br />
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OCEAN CITY SENTINEL.<br />
wit Pmutiiife •*•&*<br />
K, 0VBTI8 ROBIN gON,<br />
LAPS<br />
It* f* fer<br />
JUNE S. ISBI.<br />
, Bel-<br />
ware, eigm tote very much dive, even<br />
If they do live In • ems!! State, op.<br />
pruned for yaure «ILh Q^uootstls IegW><br />
fatten and napreflmcy. <strong>On</strong> Hftturday<br />
they elected a Mayor, <strong>City</strong> Solicitor,<br />
Tmuuter, ud gained HHHIOI <strong>of</strong> CJity<br />
Council, the flnst time in many ptn,<br />
Tire Elisabeth Joura»l nys the joke<br />
to on GOT, Wsrtt. Hta name ta on a<br />
IEToJ^elHani piotming against a n<br />
ley line In front <strong>of</strong> hta reeidenoe In JTer-<br />
•ey <strong>City</strong>, If is also on a bill, panged by<br />
theUit legifilatnne, enabling traetlon<br />
CQtnpsnlei to run their lines through<br />
any and All itfeets without asking «B.<br />
sent <strong>of</strong> the piBperty ownera,<br />
Tiis Kansu law Imposing a tax on<br />
every man ever 21 yearn <strong>of</strong> age who<br />
doa not vole bH been dtelaied oonitJ*<br />
toUonal In a tat case. A similar law<br />
•hould he enacted In every State <strong>of</strong> Uie<br />
Union. <strong>On</strong>e <strong>of</strong> the greatest Mid most<br />
menacing danpis that confront our<br />
InMltoUoDS is the growing Indlflerenoe<br />
<strong>of</strong> the people to tbe performance <strong>of</strong> their<br />
political duties, Vote or pay, should be<br />
tbe rule.<br />
HID OitAHDE.<br />
J, Warren Lloyd has been engaged a§<br />
teacher <strong>of</strong> our public whool for tbe<br />
earning term.<br />
?• MAV PftfiRf HOltftfe<br />
BepikiM are being made to tbe<br />
Hia Bailie M, Hand was in attend,<br />
anee at the wedding <strong>of</strong> her pousln, Mias<br />
Berths Beeves, at e« Isle <strong>City</strong>, on<br />
Wednesday last<br />
PALERMO AHD VldHlTY,<br />
>' Mite Society held their<br />
regular walou at Andrew Saefcfc reftl-<br />
jileo yesterday afternoon.<br />
Children's Day will 1» observed on<br />
innday next, with appHiprgpriate ser-<br />
vlsw In the morning and an InfenMU<br />
Ing8unday.#i'liool programme fur the<br />
evening.<br />
SBIER ORi£S.<br />
John Acker has brick on ibe ground<br />
preparatory to making ImprayeraenU!<br />
about ht«pnmtfitt,<br />
Hugh Holmes has sold his eetfage to<br />
William Holmes, JrSi <strong>of</strong> Polling Creek,<br />
who will occupy It in a short time.<br />
Captain Wm. 8. Crawford has been<br />
Improving lite buildings by an uppli.<br />
tiou <strong>of</strong> paint,<br />
plaitsjq dtuters, neat Swiss ruflle<br />
* (in aeck, yokeaiidnleevte. Tores<br />
nieces only to one buyer.<br />
At fide-Nlghf Gowns <strong>of</strong> good Muslin,<br />
s ,,,• Mother Hubhafd_yokoot 3 mw«<br />
BwlBi liuertiou between fine<br />
plaits, neat Bwljs Insertion en<br />
neck-yoke and sleovew<br />
Atffie—Might Gowns <strong>of</strong> good Cam.<br />
brio, Mother Hubbard yoke <strong>of</strong><br />
rows <strong>of</strong> plalU in clusters, wide<br />
anibrte ruffle eft neck; yoke and<br />
sleeves. Three pleas only to one<br />
buyer.<br />
At flSe-NightGowtu <strong>of</strong> nod Muilln.<br />
Mother Uubbard yoke <strong>of</strong> £4 very<br />
fine plaits, collar, cuffs and yoke<br />
farther nUtohed.<br />
And BO on with all tbe between<br />
prices up to WR each,<br />
Cotaet Covers.<br />
At lgo—Good Cambric Corset Covers,<br />
square neck trimmed with very<br />
seat Swiss edge. Three pieces<br />
only to one buyer.<br />
At25(>-Ck»d Canabfls Ooreet Covers,<br />
round high neck trimmed with<br />
neat pattern SWUM edge.<br />
At 26o-=Good Cambric Corset Covers,<br />
surplice seek <strong>of</strong> hemstitched<br />
plaiting, torchon inserting and<br />
^ge.— Tnree-plec€8-ouly-tOTrtie<br />
buyer.<br />
ABd so on with all tile between<br />
prices up to $8,80 each.<br />
Alt<br />
city.<br />
tt i»<br />
reugh <strong>of</strong> OouM<br />
U4t all lam aliUB Up „<br />
O»jin air Mull be ilrand <strong>of</strong> fenfli, brim.<br />
bub** Mid other underfrenrtft, itdHH •!*•<br />
eonred betel erultnin i» leHihtl)<br />
up ud Uiu it •lull he the 3u(r <strong>of</strong><br />
nwn <strong>of</strong> lotk In Mid BsrHigh to el „<br />
mote iftBrtftom all neb bb briera.bunhia<br />
•ndf>UM>f ttBd*>Tr0*Ui>»d to flUnuf lwJ«<br />
h<br />
-,-_ -„ Aotf belt NHid, U)« ypstt the f«l(urt<br />
ef HI ovnar or ovn#n <strong>of</strong> irar lot <strong>of</strong> lota to<br />
ootnpTf wiUi Mi« ^l fM Hl<br />
wmt&u, Ms Si<br />
foFib*Ooanc<br />
<strong>of</strong> th*<br />
,.rtMl~«Mi'flnMBdi|i'<br />
or wflttan notlo« to comply urfrawlUKo<br />
H tefred Uf4B joy SWHF or HHH H filling<br />
HF or<br />
Mile*<br />
l<br />
H H<br />
be<br />
lotujlj. or In nig aim non-r«idt 1<br />
mtUtm if hit sfMrftddnH be knoini;».-<br />
wlts, m life* asUta •lull be petted Upon the lud<br />
&•& I. An) b* it sneied, tk« MM noU«><br />
•tall be nadfll U» ttfaelttreor !h« Major and<br />
the M*I or the Beroujh, dull MI forth irpoelll-<br />
«ltyUl6 looHfotiet the let Or tot- «ri shall<br />
•late thf Datum <strong>of</strong> the work rrqnlred th«H0n,<br />
ahal] reqilcflt tlie perfonnance bj iueh owhef or<br />
dwpera <strong>of</strong> aaid work WI()I[D nft»n dayi,iihft!l re=<br />
elta Uila ordlnaaee inj tliaJl Hi fnrtliUie PCflaltr<br />
THE-an OF<br />
has the reputation <strong>of</strong> being<br />
Leading pry<br />
OCEAN CI<br />
orii<strong>On</strong>«<br />
6»,4.<br />
h ldf<br />
with<br />
[bejtmiaetrf.UiatHi<br />
Uf owner for mud 1<br />
for 111 aaldCou&<br />
bnid A<br />
AorjoHDrHf} to Sew Jerasy law, active<br />
finffieo are to it csrtaln extent exempt<br />
from taxation en the If property, and It<br />
has been qqlte pf<strong>of</strong>ltsble for nearly<br />
everybody In the atnaller towns to Join<br />
the fire ampules to save toxef, In<br />
aoaie <strong>of</strong> that plaop tb« hai beoome m<br />
pnfftleDt that the authorities an en-<br />
deavorlsgtocBrtaU the lire member*<br />
•hip, which amounts to about go per<br />
cent, <strong>of</strong> the total asewment.<br />
IT takes a woman to pt up a flrst-<br />
Ayoung lady<br />
WilliamRGarrtooii, whree buildings<br />
were burned a shnrt lime ago, *l|l com-<br />
mence rebuilding at ones, ~<br />
MIHB Julia TVjwnaend has been haying<br />
•ffine needed repairs made at her home,<br />
MIsB Bertha tyler haa been visiting<br />
Cape May <strong>City</strong> frJetidfc<br />
WilbtHiprlflprand wife, <strong>of</strong> (Jam.<br />
den, were down visiting their<br />
a few days last week.<br />
At lSo—Good Bttong heavy Muslin<br />
Drawers, wide hem aiid S ptnits,<br />
Three plecss only to one buyer,<br />
AtSde-Good atrone heavy Muilln<br />
DrawerH, wide him and 7 flue<br />
plftlls. Three pleos only to one<br />
buyer.<br />
At 40e—Good Muslin Drawers, wide<br />
neat Swiss ruflle with p)aits<br />
above. Three pieces only to one<br />
buyer, • " ,<br />
And noon with all the bet ween pries<br />
up to m each.<br />
«ndara to<br />
, the SiH*t<br />
J Forthwith<br />
proend to perform Ibetahl work or hawi thp<br />
HIBe nerfonne.1 and Ms c«[ Iherfftf, btj<strong>of</strong> re.<br />
.parted toOoundl. fthall b* ud h^mpa l|pp<br />
lupefl = »)a_ErotierfypaimwouBt |e anylueUnj=<br />
fBranoe ««pt (*irt, and the Mayor Ud Qiynel]<br />
lhall u once pnsea to eollnt ihe ume by due<br />
prose** <strong>of</strong> |a#, with eorta <strong>of</strong> mil,<br />
Bfi6.5. And he || siMOtrf, that thbjerdlnanw<br />
•ball t«f e Fffeet imttiidlaleif,<br />
>bd leaJed M« B, Jl, D, IIS,<br />
Q, P. BtJORK, Mayor.<br />
America, devoted to<br />
DRY GOODS<br />
is the gtmi esteblishmcfit ol<br />
AJioraL<br />
Seaside<br />
Not Excelled |<br />
as a • >•<br />
Health Restorer,<br />
Finest facilities for<br />
kn<br />
imfalle •<br />
*Jiir,<br />
»•£;• in tftv<br />
H,M„far ibe<br />
Henry High and wife bave taken up<br />
their residence at Avalon.<br />
Ephralm Sloan has graded the side-<br />
walk adjoining his property.<br />
A l E l<br />
mm<br />
yg y<br />
from Salem county Is said to have<br />
Eloped with an old man simply because<br />
her father refused to allow her to marry<br />
the young man <strong>of</strong> her choice, Because<br />
the latter would not elope with her the<br />
frisky maiden made up her mind to<br />
spite both parent sod lover, and kill<br />
two birds with one atone—sod BO she<br />
married tne.old, decrepfd man wham<br />
-she hated, b, woman, thy ways are<br />
past finding out! ' I<br />
How QOICKLY ntind, dreamless sleep<br />
comas |D visitors who, perhaps, have<br />
found It difficult to yield to its woolnp<br />
at home. The sea sir brl ngs heal th and<br />
its necessary aeajmpenlment, restful,<br />
comfortable sleep, and with It more<br />
vigor to the oyerwroagbtmu) or woman.<br />
Change rmm the buiy, hnsUIng, nopjy<br />
cttfes to the quiet and ease <strong>of</strong> this most<br />
delightful mortglvH tbe needed rest<br />
to mind and body which flta one far<br />
enterlsg Into business with greater<br />
vigor and zeal when the sultry daya are<br />
over, and adds many pleasant recollec-<br />
tlons to budwelt open In the days to<br />
gome, To those who are able to enjoy<br />
the •nmrner s^foum here, It proves an<br />
Inestimable privilege.<br />
^ , <strong>of</strong> Fluhliig Creek, and<br />
Jtortha Holmeb, <strong>of</strong> this plats,<br />
wen married on Thursday evening,<br />
May^Mth, by Rev. F.J.Parker.<br />
The mad leading to Burlefgh haft<br />
been greatly Improved,<br />
DEJfPJBVlLl.E.<br />
Walter B, Johnson And wife, <strong>of</strong> Phil-<br />
adelphia, are enjoying the Townseud<br />
homestead for tbe euninier months.<br />
Children's services were held in the<br />
Memorial Baptist Church on Sunday<br />
evening. It was a very Interesting oe»<br />
<strong>of</strong> good Muslin, cam-<br />
bric ruflle <strong>of</strong> 4-plallB and 8 plaits<br />
above. Three plecet oiily to one<br />
buyer.<br />
At Ofie—Skirts <strong>of</strong> good Muslin, S-Inch<br />
ewQbrie ruffle with wide hem and<br />
7 plaits, 9 plaits above,<br />
Atfl-Hklrta <strong>of</strong> good Muslltj, wide<br />
fine Swiss ruflle. plaits above.<br />
At flM^Hklrta <strong>of</strong> Rood Muslin.<br />
platted cambric ruflle trimmed<br />
With machine made toreboil In<<br />
sertlon sod edge.<br />
And man with all the between prices<br />
upt<strong>of</strong>Meaeh,<br />
.. _. Be It enieted bj the Mnjer and<br />
_=,,, ef the Horough <strong>of</strong>bm»s fflly, Ui.i<br />
the fsliawinf ftltni <strong>of</strong> mDnej napKt|»l; bo and<br />
Ihe Mm* »r* henbf •pprdprjated And Bel Bpflrt<br />
to the follcwlrtK publlo HKHI, for and during lht><br />
flacar year bfgtjinjtig the second TUSDAY sfUr<br />
the Bprinir eleeUon A, Li, *!ghtft«n ijuhdi^d atiil<br />
nlhety^hi^s and ending Iha irWhd TUIfflrJAV<br />
After the apridg eleetieo A, p, elglit^n hunilrrd<br />
a_nd nlnfllyifeHFi fix:<br />
!. ForlfrttJ»t»aldBorr.Ufth. tiffili.<br />
S. ForpaWte<strong>of</strong>am.^Ttfirin<br />
S, For payment sf<br />
*. ForfeMrd»aJ)tt»gCQ.<br />
s, ropatseta.tfflDt<br />
cen tral^ located at the northwest comer <strong>of</strong> Eighth and<br />
Market Streets, '" ,<br />
THE MAIL ORDER BUSING<br />
<strong>of</strong> this famous house-reaching every Sate and Territory<br />
t<br />
The Epworth League held Ita month-<br />
ly entermiDment on Monday evening!<br />
In the church. The programme cnn«<br />
Blaiod <strong>of</strong> muiie, reoltattem and dta><br />
OAPE MAT CTTT.<br />
<strong>City</strong> Council lost, Wednesday night<br />
graniefl lloinBBi toT, P, Walton, Btbek=<br />
las Hotel; P. H, H, Gake, UongreiB<br />
HBlliJohaTiBey, LaftyettB Hotel rJ,<br />
P. Powell, American House- P. J, Mel-<br />
¥ln, 8ea Steam- Julius Kcrnlg, Qfiote?<br />
Jobn itewart, jr., M», M, Couildlne,<br />
I^trick CoUInfl, D, U, Jemup, Rftloona:<br />
Thomas QlementH, bottlfnf buaisen,<br />
LevI Vaura, Alexander Gordon, John<br />
J, Batty, John L, landing, p«d Am-<br />
old, on «x»unt <strong>of</strong> charges <strong>of</strong> jlligaj<br />
selling <strong>of</strong> liquor, were refused lleefuea,<br />
Christopher Baefamay dropped dead<br />
Thursday <strong>of</strong> heart disease. The de-<br />
ciltr FilWIe Icliflt<br />
Atlantic Oty puhflc scbnole cJaeed so<br />
on the flnt brad bakery<br />
p My, but had nut teen<br />
In famine for several J-HUB.<br />
Memorial windows bare been plwed<br />
in the new Methodlflt chureb by the<br />
ChUdren,<br />
Good MuHlin Drawefs, hem and 4<br />
pialla, g and 4 years, Be; 0 yean,<br />
- | lOe; 8 and 10 {can, Ific* 12 and<br />
14yearttlSe, Three pieces only<br />
tn one buyer,<br />
GdCHlMuHlIn Drawers, wide hem<br />
and plaits with eontinuoua aide<br />
band, «, 4, B, 8,10, 1% 14 ysr<br />
Hlzes, m, 25, &Q, 88, 35, Sis,<br />
Night UnwiiB,<br />
Jkiyi' Muslin Night Shirt**,-ajllar,<br />
cu Ilk and pocket and down front<br />
trimmed with colored feather<br />
mitched band, 4, fl, S yeam, 40n|<br />
10,12,14 yeaB, 46c,<br />
Uood Muslin NightDBBSS, Mother<br />
Hubbard yoke, woven edge on<br />
neck and sleeves, 2,1, B, 8,10,<br />
12yeafB. 25,^35,40,45c,<br />
.Long and Short Dresses at aimoHt<br />
any price,<br />
We put the Atalanta at the<br />
head <strong>of</strong> the Bicycle line \ as<br />
good as the best and $30<br />
cheaper—$ 1 to Instead <strong>of</strong> $ 150<br />
for either Roadster, light Road-<br />
steror Ladies*,<br />
But the other Bicycles are<br />
here—any ol them, from little<br />
ones for the lad, up.<br />
, FM BmsT<br />
T, Per water<br />
B, For hoa*,<br />
g F i<br />
, For , SOo.<br />
g, For miwtmutAUi items, )i ion.<br />
Bto. S, That Uiti ordlnuicn ulinli tote ettstl<br />
OB Ihe teath day <strong>of</strong> Juht. A. D. 1833.<br />
In Wlliieafl wfiers<strong>of</strong> I ha*e hprpynto Otl<br />
TOimji H Mayor or Uld ItarfHigh and ennini<br />
<strong>of</strong>flelal aAAl <strong>of</strong> mid Borough to ba ifflid<br />
<strong>of</strong>flelal<br />
M<br />
or Uld ItarfHigh nd ennini Itit<br />
amid Borough to ba ifflied nn«J<br />
d to b tfi Clk t<br />
g o ifflied nn<br />
MheMtitfed to by tfi» Clerk ttlli twsntj<br />
•Uth day <strong>of</strong> M«|f, A, B, lffln.<br />
Alton: G. P. MOOItE, Mayor.<br />
IL &, ABkMB, Be»BgB Olrt<br />
Pr'irafsm<br />
m HEADINO K. R<br />
_ „,__,„_ eiT¥_...<br />
_TO AHD FK01! PHIIADL<br />
Two FprH«^Chfrtnut Htrr«t aod<br />
BIIOKTEST BODTE TO NE r<br />
A.<br />
Ifl effect February Jfi, J(Si<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Union-has been built up tote piwnt great prr><br />
portions by the well known promptness and accuracy with<br />
which orders are filled, and for the added reason that this<br />
house Is widely recognized as a safe place to order Dry<br />
Goods, where, not only the same careful attention is given to<br />
customers by mail as is accorded to purchisers at the<br />
counters • but a superb stock is always on hand, and<br />
samples and illustrated Catalogues are forwarded upon<br />
request. ,<br />
Address<br />
STRAWBRIDGE&CLOTHIER<br />
Eighth and Market Streets, Philadelphia.<br />
FOB<br />
H m »rti aooam,<br />
7(n«raeiprea*<br />
7««ltl K l<br />
Febraary J, J(S<br />
fLASflb Biff:<br />
ud Arkanxm aTpniltp,<br />
arrl»e FJilta,<br />
Bffiam<br />
10 ao am<br />
Sffipm<br />
0«pni<br />
swt<br />
SUNDAY,<br />
f13 am ac«sm. arrJTfljTiii*.<br />
lOOpmerpraaa, •• ••<br />
| S p B h * "<br />
p<br />
FOB D4LTIBORE AND WAHIIJNGTON,<br />
Tra(n» ls»lI Aljaniic <strong>City</strong> werk-davti B a in<br />
Ud B» p m, SyndAjr 7 » am, nnd 40D|i iii<br />
connect with txprnm Injjtii for BaMlmeFe and<br />
Wuh!n«rsn, flat £ O B B fPDOi Twrnij.fpurtl!<br />
d q h i PlJIdU<br />
(tttdChratniitatreeU.PIiJIftdsiphU, ptm-l -<br />
J " Tram GhMfnut atrs*l Peffy ti n* U di pot<br />
FOR hEW YORK.<br />
8 IS urn FiprnK, srHn Hnir Ynrk,<br />
children <strong>of</strong> the late Dr. WlJlUtm<br />
..,,. ... _ fihepparta^dBohertg.Hand i<br />
to the end nf thi terra, proving the In- Thera was a heavy, arrii <strong>of</strong> oottagers<br />
te«t Uhen by the pupil*, wbiehaujpire on Haturday night, and iunday itore-<br />
-..i «>. it-,, *.^^. A= Thursday asrt praented Ils old-time hrightneH<br />
well for their future. <strong>On</strong><br />
the tsftchera were Invited by<br />
It<br />
V:i'..-<br />
Pltjf, Dcremer to hold their refnlar<br />
weekly Bwttlng at Stadlef'B lee creain<br />
larior, whe» tM gave them U» prlvb<br />
lege <strong>of</strong> dlstjufclng iw cream, csko and<br />
froUltuHiad <strong>of</strong> bow to train the young<br />
:id^ MembefiflftheMoard <strong>of</strong>Eduea-<br />
floBtierjsmpftalerJ by their wives, hon><br />
ored theeorapaiiy with their prewnoe,<br />
Tin evening waa apent in Bpeech-oiak.<br />
jnt, Idtertperaed wltli readJngs and re-<br />
dt«tlons by the tether*, Altogether<br />
H was ny&y pleannt event and an ap.<br />
propriate ending to the may<br />
The RepubHc Blao brought down a large<br />
etowd Bandny,<br />
Judgi Heward Uarnw sold thflflhon.<br />
Home tor<br />
mortgage held by the<br />
and Inflnn tSiored<br />
liphls, Judaet^rnw<br />
hotel tn fbr $16,0O6 for his<br />
client. Judge Garniw Ii<br />
Keystone, 20 in, wheels, cushion<br />
UIBB, fie; si in, ten SB in, m.<br />
Keystone, £4 In, wheib, cushion<br />
_ tirei, m\ m in,, m,<br />
Pet, 20 In, wheels, Ciuhlnn Ureand<br />
parajtel bearingi, |m<br />
Boys' <strong>Jun</strong>ior, S4 in, wheels, ciwhion<br />
Ureik cone bearingn, f2S,<br />
No, 1 Oinchi diamond frame, 24 In,<br />
wheela, cushion tlrtB, ball linuw<br />
inn fig; No, i pneumatin tlree,<br />
No, i ComblniiOon Jdalor, 24 lo,<br />
wbeelB, euibiOD tlfs, ball bear-<br />
ings, mi No, a, ifl ID,, »45- NO,<br />
4, pneumatic tires, fOQ,<br />
Ko, 1 Bob Kay, diamond fimaeg,<br />
28 In, wheels, cuHhlou tlrei, ball<br />
b l piieumatic<br />
Chestnut Hlretit and HflUth Wirsl FftrricW<br />
10 Ifl B m<br />
10 Slum<br />
3 ffl p rib<br />
8Wa m ueem, arr AUnnlic C'ltJ<br />
• Vlninjirili, " *•<br />
3 001> M MprnS "1 " . .<br />
ppmwtpn«<br />
Sffi<br />
SUNDAY.<br />
^fflpin<br />
BiTpm<br />
f 43 pm<br />
*30annsipriarri»f> AtinnUoCItr,<br />
l»|h '" " *• •" «-'<br />
ruilhiao parlor can ttteehed to e<br />
iplApih<br />
tnln,<br />
Tims at ta Inr both<br />
STORES,<br />
Special Valms in Smsmaik Cotim Gmd$><br />
Printed Figured Swiss, 30B| value m, *<br />
Priutod Diiuitis, 25c; vaim S7jt<br />
Hntln StflpeOiOTBdlis. ate; vJue^e,<br />
Organdy Oorda^riiitd, lOe; vtioe Ite<br />
Batln Htrlpe <strong>On</strong>dlne Suttltjp, Usek gfnunds, ID Ulilna Bilk<br />
Is. I2\s\ value ate.<br />
Wotted Swiwes, m, m, m, m AH new lots (tut opened,<br />
ami &t new prices.<br />
Hemstitched Robs, white Uwii, 11,00 per Robe; full pattern.<br />
All Over Embroidered BWIMB, alau lanbroideied on «tgw<br />
45 IncljiM wide, We per yard,<br />
Jiidia Jjown Robee. black ground with while embroidery<br />
|g,60 jwr pnttern for full dnss.<br />
We niake a special sale this wtek <strong>of</strong> INDIES' ETON<br />
HUITH, UM ta f 15,00 each, Hp«lal value »t 15,00, EIDN<br />
JAt'KBr, wtUi uhjua Silk Vat FrorjnaAinf tbe lult m£pto£<br />
witlifiut Biltlltluiiul wiUat, In lljise we <strong>of</strong>ler the best ftult values<br />
THI STODDART COMPANY,<br />
4411, 15O, 152 R. 3d<br />
Sailing, Gunninff, etc<br />
The Liquor Traffic and<br />
kindred evlli are forever pro,<br />
hibiied by deed.<br />
Every lover <strong>of</strong> Temperance<br />
and Morals should combine<br />
help us*<br />
Water Supply,<br />
Railroad,<br />
Steamboats<br />
And all other<br />
Modern ConvenieECtt.<br />
firae at AttimKe oitr<br />
4(1 «pren tnlu in run o»ar Saltle<br />
In the criminal pEMwutloa <strong>of</strong> tfis Bl<br />
There in more tnuble for the <strong>of</strong>ficiate<br />
<strong>of</strong> dupe May point fctatf fte<br />
M B<br />
) • Theaaloon keepera<strong>of</strong> AttanUcGity are<br />
dbobnGetted ovefaa opinion filed I<br />
<strong>City</strong> Solicitor Endieott that the law<br />
iUowJnjr •lleeuse holder to apply for a<br />
r^cwal merely hy flUng a Bond refers<br />
^Sm!<br />
' lb> issond year,<br />
io the ategoiy nmst hive fals<br />
: ^ii^l;;;^,. twelve free-<br />
No freeholder ^tlgninDTe<br />
tb*n OM, .ppliatton, OwlDg to the<br />
la^/^nnber <strong>of</strong> amloora aa<br />
?b$10A''kijl. * Ji«n»,there !•<br />
j»me lively aklrailanlng for baoiea.<br />
fraud the bOL<br />
before Mayor H<br />
They wen brought<br />
th,<strong>of</strong> this city, who<br />
aland them unrter tell fer* further<br />
beuiiig The dead-<br />
they not<br />
•earing tomorrow night.<br />
oek in Council still<br />
laving held any met ___„ _ _<br />
Jen, last March, The County Solicitor<br />
w been Inatfueted by the Board <strong>of</strong><br />
Freeholders to BUS the mrnugh for back<br />
Monday jqnaS, IBB.<br />
s Mmlin wear,<br />
Many features <strong>of</strong> the great<br />
e begun lat k k i<br />
|ott oat on tbe meftffitwv, but tbb<br />
M^« ; *ilfAw.ll^be:aeW:<br />
Mam •*-— — --•<br />
In<br />
tb. ^r^tbe benefit <strong>of</strong> tbe<br />
Obanh Tttote vb «t<br />
sale begun last week mark it<br />
as the most notable we have<br />
yet made.<br />
In magnitude the movement<br />
out-marks all ite predecessors<br />
~?mtim thai? fmr hundred<br />
ihdttsimd pieces especially<br />
gathered for the occasion.<br />
^ynd ^the wonderfully litfle<br />
prices come from timely, wise<br />
atM: $0t btt^ing aftd frpfii<br />
Rooimrtg how fo pr<strong>of</strong>it by every<br />
meani <strong>of</strong> legitimately saviner<br />
0^r^mp0cesfmm^^<br />
w classes <strong>of</strong> thtse goods are<br />
'^[J0:t^t&m^?efe!rge.<br />
Womffi'* Wight Gown*. '^; •: :'-^:^^: = •<br />
Atteo--NighfeClowni<strong>of</strong> good Moilini<br />
ppl«ttiar Hbbb*rd yote <strong>of</strong> —^-'<br />
<strong>Jun</strong>o, Eadlat', 2& in, wheelfl, ball<br />
bearings, euehliiq tlrs, 175* pneu<<br />
matleUrei,|90,<br />
Ko, 2 Cfesccnt, 80 In. wheels, bail<br />
bmringB, pneumatio tlree, $100,<br />
Cfedonda, pneumatic tires, |1 IS,<br />
Victor Flyer, 1160.<br />
Victor, model "D" Boaditer, pnen><br />
waHc,|lfiO,<br />
Vlotorta, pneumatle, f lao.<br />
BOOK NEwa for <strong>Jun</strong>e has an<br />
admirable plate paper portrait<br />
Of Dr, Horace Howard Furness,<br />
whose "Variorum Shakspeare'<br />
hai gained fame for himself<br />
and his country.<br />
Pictures o( the late John Ad-<br />
djngton Symonds, Rev. Wm,<br />
M, Taylor, Madison j. Cawein,<br />
William Winter and Haw-<br />
thorne as he appeared in 1850<br />
are also given. Then there<br />
are half a dozen illustrations<br />
= „ time at aTfihnn, mm (JeUllod lablss,<br />
RsadlnftH, H, Tranifer OS, and Cab g. .„<br />
FiUiM«gtf Mi bamjre prtimpiif oonT af «!,*<br />
I! ranch OBIGB HewVork AtlABliB iTMtu^whe..<br />
aiUf<strong>of</strong> tajtsaie «n ta Isft and tkkeii. And<br />
lima toUM Of UW Feadlnt Ra4(n*l<br />
brajwhef ew to obtained,<br />
I, A, BWiiOARB, a ,<br />
Sen MM. QBB 1 !.<br />
We*t Ssnmy<br />
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A HOME PAPER<br />
Thousands <strong>of</strong> lots for sale<br />
at various prices, located in aE<br />
parts <strong>of</strong> the city.<br />
For information apply to<br />
E. BLAKE,<br />
Secretary,<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Asso'n,<br />
W, L SMITH A ION,<br />
Cheap Philadelphia Sltrr,<br />
34th Street and Asburj ivsnuo, k<br />
OCEAIg CITTT, S. i.<br />
GET THE BEST<br />
irom current books and<br />
more than the usual variety ol<br />
bookish miscellany.<br />
BOOK NEWS is 5c, 59c a year,<br />
WANAMAKER.<br />
Never wears out. N<strong>of</strong>ieeogdeipenis,<br />
For terras and coutraetocooBUlt Itotelt<br />
t my agent for <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, -<br />
DENNIS MAHONEY-<br />
13- S, SAMPiON,<br />
" • Dumn<br />
Stoves, Heaters,Ranges,<br />
PUMPS, SINKS, ACH<br />
Cor. Fourth Street and West Avenue,<br />
OOEAN OWY./N. J-<br />
Tin roorw •iu) ahwWfen worktr. AB<br />
<strong>of</strong> Bete CuUiiK fuFBUhed at abort nmlee, mui Fishing Skiff, perfect mn-<br />
, ksd •!» 76 nUhoma unbifdo rail-<br />
h u h l jteidA d k<br />
D, GALLAGHER,<br />
DEALEBKJ<br />
ing set thoroughly jteideA tod corked;<br />
FINE FURNITUfiE,<br />
4 S S<br />
FLOU?<br />
Terra Cotta Pipe.<br />
43 So- Second %,<br />
with h. Q<br />
ISHiVEL 6. ADAMS A CO..<br />
HEIRT k ff, SltTH,<br />
OCEAN<br />
THURSDAY, JUNK 8,<br />
We ahall be gUd to receive iteinfl o*<br />
d ltlb <strong>of</strong> inlerMt<br />
We ahall be gUd to rce<br />
news &od communlcatlobB <strong>of</strong><br />
to this eommuDlt^ and pur-rw«toim<br />
everywhera, J<br />
All Gommanlestlona should be m-<br />
(wmpaiiled with the full name and fld-<br />
drtts <strong>of</strong> the writer, not nesiMMllyf<strong>of</strong><br />
publication, but m guarantee <strong>of</strong> gmfl<br />
faith.<br />
rrttit<br />
Not f<strong>of</strong>ys^rshaa there been sueta a|(f#<br />
haivr crop <strong>of</strong> itrawberrlea as tbere la<br />
~" Birawberry llelda <strong>of</strong><br />
BouthJereey,,which were white with<br />
blossoms a week ago, are today a maas<br />
Straw hats are beginning to<br />
The strawbeny crop thla year will be<br />
uiiUHuallF large.<br />
The photograph gallery on the beach<br />
Ifl being enlarged.<br />
The Traymare will open for tile Beft-<br />
Ntn 00 the 16th In|L<br />
, Council meets 16 regular monthly<br />
•Heslon to-morrow evening.<br />
Councilman Canfleld Is onlargtng<br />
ulfl cottage on Fourth etnet,<br />
Y, Gonna has rented Albert Gilbert's<br />
Cottage to a Phllodetphla party,<br />
H; H, MarterroF^undeii, is Bpend*<br />
Ing a few a few days In this city.<br />
It will cost 120 for each fiflh caught<br />
on Hunday Iu the waters <strong>of</strong> this State<br />
hereafter.<br />
The Union Transfer Company put<br />
their wagons in Bcrvfce in tlits city on<br />
Thunday last,<br />
Mrs, A. €. SenwinArt and family, <strong>of</strong><br />
Caradeu, are located In on Anbury<br />
avenue eottage. , *<br />
J, K. Get^, <strong>of</strong> Camden, k visiting<br />
his Hlster, M. J. Octty, at her Central<br />
avenue rcflldenM.<br />
Mni, J, H, Uiarki <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia,<br />
has rented a cottage here through the<br />
agency <strong>of</strong> Y.Corson.<br />
E, H, Baher and wife, <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia,<br />
are enaoosoed In their third syndicate<br />
cottage for the summer,<br />
Robert Fisher has rented Ills new cnt-<br />
tago on the ocean front to Julius Fmrn-<br />
hagen, <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia,<br />
Bev, George a Jl^kes, <strong>of</strong> Brldgstfln,<br />
ban rented J, L, Bice's oottagc, in flrst<br />
Byndlcate, tor the •eaanii,<br />
The <strong>Jun</strong>e meeting <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Ocean</strong> city<br />
Building and Loan Association will be<br />
held on Baturfay evening. i<br />
CapL I. Q. AdaniH will open the<br />
merry^round M the foot <strong>of</strong> Ninth<br />
street neit Saturday evening.<br />
The Cape May County Hoard <strong>of</strong> Free.<br />
holders meet at the Alnufann», neait<br />
Cape May Court Houie, to-day.<br />
George E. Webb and family, <strong>of</strong> PIiH-<br />
adetphla, Sfe here for ihw Beauoo, occu-<br />
pying an Aibury avenue cottage.<br />
, Mrs, Mark Lake and children re-<br />
turned to thlfl city Baturday after an<br />
enjoyable vlBit with relatlvea at Morton,<br />
Mr, Simmons, <strong>of</strong> Mlllville, haH rented<br />
the cottage occ-upled fay Carl<strong>of</strong>l Uornon,<br />
Asbury avenue, through the agency nf<br />
The shipment <strong>of</strong> Btrawberrisi from<br />
New Jersey will be a big QUO, <<br />
While the strawberry drop is certain<br />
to be an excellent one the blackberry<br />
crop—usually one <strong>of</strong> the most pr<strong>of</strong>itable<br />
Qfgouth Jersey eropi=win be almoit<br />
nothing, aa the fruit branches were fro.<br />
gen. during the severe winter, and the<br />
crop will to almost worthless. The<br />
failure <strong>of</strong> the blackberry crop will have<br />
a tendency to make the peach yield a<br />
paying one, and as there promise to be<br />
one <strong>of</strong> the btgeet peach crops in recent<br />
yearn growers are jubilant. There were<br />
no serious late frtst to Injure the budi<br />
and the trees are loaded with fruite,<br />
which promises to be «f more than or-<br />
dinary BIMS, The fruit will begin to<br />
ripen about the flnt <strong>of</strong> July,<br />
Raspberries promise to-be_plenUfuL<br />
The vines are now ihlckly covered with<br />
gttsn truit, aud the .prospect <strong>of</strong> big<br />
Hhlpmente and afflall pries la a smuree<br />
<strong>of</strong> worrlment to the fruit farmen.<br />
HuekleberHefl will aim be pientlfuli<br />
tbs<br />
I,I!»WOOJ). ••'-•(,<br />
El Isha Smith and daughter are spend*<br />
ing ten days at Salem and Brtdiiion,<br />
Three pairs at twiiis were barnf here<br />
last week, and parents are getting<br />
alarmed at the preepeeL<br />
WOW REPUBLttt<br />
Mia Lfszie Hal ne* spent a few days<br />
visiting Hiss Maretto Ffambes,<br />
The L. 0, 0, gave a grab sociable on<br />
Saturday evening. It was a grand sue*<br />
The school closed on Friday fast, Mr,<br />
Mono Will go down to AUantle <strong>City</strong> on<br />
the electric earn,''<br />
MaggieKOBO left onMonrtay morning<br />
tor a trip with her father, Captain Joel<br />
lloao, on hie v«sel.<br />
BAEGAINTOWS.<br />
As per announcement, the people <strong>of</strong><br />
our town held a^testival on De<strong>of</strong>lratloB<br />
eently and also under Look to measure<br />
the [depth <strong>of</strong> the diteh. Bay, Harryrj<br />
p .<br />
D, Hegtonlgie and Btra Johnson<br />
covered the distance Asm Atlantic <strong>City</strong><br />
to this placejn flftetn riiinnttt on their<br />
bicycles.<br />
and the poor people *>i South Jereey,<br />
whose iiarvestlH huckleberrloi asd €rsn><br />
bcrrlPfl, an likely to be more benefited<br />
than the fro 11 fftrmers. Swamp huckle-<br />
berry buHhonnre now cu verediylth green<br />
fruit.<br />
A meeting foi the eteetlon <strong>of</strong> three<br />
church trualeefl will be held-in the<br />
church building next Mnndsf evening<br />
at 4 o'clock, • . ,<br />
William Lake ban rented one <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Association cottages to Mrs, Eddy and<br />
Mm, Hatch, Philadelphia, who are HOW<br />
occupyipglt,<br />
William D, Barnbunit and family, <strong>of</strong><br />
Philadelphia, am quartered in their<br />
Asiiury avenue cottage, near Sixteenth<br />
street, for the season,<br />
Wiiiiam M.Tw* and family, <strong>of</strong> Phil-<br />
adelphia, are enHCOiiced In an AsHocia-<br />
tloii cottage, whieb they rented through<br />
the figeney <strong>of</strong> WiUiam Lake,<br />
All adjourned meeting <strong>of</strong><br />
was hold* on Friday evening, Mayor<br />
Moore in the chair, Ctiuueltmen Cor»<br />
«on, Canneid, Hand and Btwlmau<br />
were prcfleut. After the approval <strong>of</strong><br />
the mlnutcH an order wp drawn<br />
in favor <strong>of</strong> the Board <strong>of</strong> Health for fflO,<br />
the amount nf the appropriation, C,<br />
WaLaon, Bireet Bupervtaor, teudered<br />
liisrefilguati to takeeftest iroBaed late-<br />
ly. It was accepted and Peter Mur-<br />
doch eleeted to fill the vacancy. Bills<br />
to the amount <strong>of</strong> $287,14 were mad and<br />
ordered paid,<br />
Bids for tbe removal <strong>of</strong> garbage were<br />
read, as follows; Parker Miller, 11000;<br />
Murdoch, $800= Carli* 8. Otrmn,<br />
* A, I), Sharp, fSfifl; tJhaHeB Kiiig,<br />
§425, Council resolved itself Into a<br />
enmmittee to consider the matter^n<br />
Monday even lug,<br />
Gouneilmen Coraon and Canllcld<br />
were appointed a committee to see if<br />
The<br />
Aid B-wiety <strong>of</strong> the first<br />
M.E, Church intend holding a Btraw-<br />
berry festival on Thursday evening<br />
next In the Auditorium building,<br />
M, R Milb, <strong>of</strong> philadelphim hM<br />
rented John Thomas' cottage, Anbury<br />
avenue, south <strong>of</strong> Twelfth street, through<br />
tbe agency ef B. Curtis KoblnHon,<br />
The First and Trinity H, E. Sunday-<br />
suhpotg<strong>of</strong> Hillviiie will run anoscur-<br />
sion to thin elty an Tuesday, July IHh,<br />
Tbe Millfille eieunlon la always a<br />
large one,<br />
W< S, Watson, a PbUndeiphiali,<br />
through tlie ageB^r <strong>of</strong> Robert Ftaher;<br />
has rented Jesse Itapp'a cottage on Ai*<br />
bury aveijue, north <strong>of</strong> Pint street, Oe-<br />
, cupaney waa taken on Saturday,<br />
Children's Day will be obfler?ed in<br />
the First M, E, Cbureh on Bunday next<br />
It Is the Intention <strong>of</strong> those having the<br />
oierciws In charge to furnish a pro.<br />
gramme <strong>of</strong> wore than uaual excellence-<br />
Our real estate agenta report s greater<br />
demand for cottages at this season than<br />
usual In former years, and those who<br />
have deferred securing accommqdatlnni<br />
will have to make haste or take such as<br />
, riniAin. ,<br />
Robert HBher has rented these eot.<br />
tages<strong>of</strong> late- pev* W, A. MasBey's, on<br />
UcntnU avenue, to M, F, Bobertfl; Bev,<br />
J, D, Turpln's, on Asbury avenue, to'<br />
Mra, f^lil T« % lodW's, on Central<br />
Bvenikf,toiiiB, V.Carrow, V "% \<br />
SMDWIB. MllW^who has Iwn enV<br />
ployed here for some time by the Penn-<br />
Bylvania Globe Gas Light tioinpany,<br />
will remove to Torresdate, Fa,, in the<br />
near future, when the town is being<br />
lighted by the above company.<br />
MisBLiEtle Sharp will hava elurge<br />
<strong>of</strong> the hollneSH l meeting thin Bummer,<br />
niflhdp Andrews will fpreach Hunday;<br />
July 80th, and Biahop Walden will<br />
r aeh SundsyjilHgust Snth^ Bev* J,<br />
HeiiUer, j, M AdBme, Dr, J*. M<br />
Hmith and other weEl-toown divines<br />
will assist tn tbe services. The amp<br />
meeting will begin August 4th ana<br />
continue until the 18th.<br />
We are informed that Mother §team><br />
nteteompaey, under the leadership <strong>of</strong><br />
D/B, Hallhwr, will put boattonthe<br />
bay to ply between Geean Ulftp, iomeri'<br />
Point ftDdLongport thU Beaion. Oae<br />
boat the Golden Gftte, bM already been<br />
rentled witth imf b^eugltiw and<br />
eoDdensera. Beubea Young, »n esjp<br />
rlenoed aipUin, will pomnind ,fti:<br />
iteftmtr. The tfttt win be ttduoed to<br />
twenjy-a?e ceate fbr tlie round trip.<br />
.? It<strong>of</strong>ti*^-Oa»Uiw Mfsmmia u<br />
iV^flri'-MW^^^aBN? ^ &\•:•"••<br />
FOR REHT,-A ntoe eottMeiJdl<br />
furolibed; beat loO»tlon on<br />
the paving oil Apbury avenue, between<br />
Sixth and Ninth streets, wputd becom-<br />
pteted before the openlng<strong>of</strong> the seaBon;<br />
also to' ptit down Htone er<strong>of</strong>wiuRH on<br />
Seventh and Eighth atreetfl, Ununell<br />
adjourned,<br />
A Pffs«r Haste<br />
The miclence <strong>of</strong> Wesley iilsley, AH*<br />
bury avenue, near Fourth street, was<br />
the scene <strong>of</strong> a very pretty home wedding<br />
on Thursday ©veplng Jast. The lilgb<br />
e<strong>of</strong>itiaetlng p^« wetc-MlNfl-Nellie<br />
ttlsley, danghtet <strong>of</strong> Wesley ttlsley, and<br />
Elva J? Bharp, son <strong>of</strong> A, D,8hBfp, The<br />
ceremony took place at precisely B<br />
o'clock, Bev, W, A, Mawey <strong>of</strong>ficiating.<br />
After the happy, ffiapls; bad received<br />
the congratulations <strong>of</strong> those present,<br />
the wedding party retired to the dining<br />
room, where an elaborate lunch was<br />
served* <strong>On</strong>ly the immediate families<br />
<strong>of</strong> the bride and groom were present.<br />
The bridal presents were very hand-<br />
eonifi. The uewiy*wedded couple will<br />
takeup their residence with the groom's<br />
parents for the present. <strong>On</strong> Monday<br />
evening tbe^were tendered a serenade<br />
by the W, A, Manahan Cornet Baud,<br />
Of this place, M r, and MrN, Sharp have<br />
our best wishes for their future welfare<br />
and happiness.<br />
fisy wbleh In every way wasa deeldeil<br />
siiocese, being largely attended and well<br />
patronized.<br />
Large crowds came in tbe afternoon<br />
frem EngllHli Creek in company with<br />
the O, A! SS| headed by the Union Cor-<br />
net Band <strong>of</strong> Bcullvliie, The band ren-<br />
dered excellent music. The graves <strong>of</strong><br />
soldiers were decorated, and a number<br />
<strong>of</strong> Bed Men also decorated the giaves<br />
<strong>of</strong> their brothers and Htoteis,<br />
An excursion toOccan Cl^ and Long,<br />
port by our people. Our paator aud<br />
family are invited,<br />
J, T, PrlOB and J, W.Bmltb and wife,<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, attended the festival,<br />
MAY'S liASDlHO,<br />
Captain Daniel Gillord ID having hU<br />
house painted.<br />
The Board <strong>of</strong> Health held a meeting<br />
en»Monday evening.<br />
The Atlantic County Board <strong>of</strong> Free-<br />
holders have voted f3R,00o for the erec-<br />
tion <strong>of</strong> a new county Jail at tins* place,<br />
and also decided to make extensive re-<br />
pairs to tli@ Court House.<br />
William 8, Leach and' MIKS Marian<br />
Bushton, both nf this place, were<br />
married on Thursday evening by Bw,<br />
J, H, Boyd,<br />
A HirawberTy festival, In aid oi Uie<br />
M, B, Church, was hgld on Saturday<br />
evening,<br />
Tlie Board <strong>of</strong> Education has been<br />
authorised to spend 14600 In Iriipmving,<br />
enlarging and refurulahlug the present<br />
iichool building.<br />
iJenjamln Kewkirk, brakeman on the<br />
Oeean <strong>City</strong> accommodation train, W. J,<br />
K. «., met with an accident on Batur*<br />
day which nfllght have had a fatal ter-<br />
minaUon, <strong>On</strong> Its return trip the traiii,<br />
as usnal, was made up <strong>of</strong> freight cars<br />
and passenger coaches, otie <strong>of</strong> the former<br />
<strong>of</strong> which was loaded with poles, and in<br />
making up the train it was plaad ini*<br />
mediately in front <strong>of</strong> the coaches.<br />
While the train was running between<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> View and Hea Isle Cily one <strong>of</strong><br />
the logs fell from the ear, one end strik-<br />
ing the ground and the other entering<br />
the front end <strong>of</strong> the passenger car at a<br />
point where but a few minutes before<br />
Mr, Newklrk bad been Btandliig, His<br />
face was somewhat scratched, bu t other*<br />
wist be escaped injury. The ear was<br />
so badly damaged that It bad to be sent<br />
to the repair shops,<br />
has<br />
their<br />
Qtmim Will Ht • Rnritr-<br />
to the Bouth Jei^y<br />
this season will find that one <strong>of</strong><br />
favitfite pastimes, thitf <strong>of</strong> firabblng,<br />
be very doll work on account <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Boin)iity,<strong>of</strong>trjeeo shell flah. Fishermen<br />
afi eonipiainlng <strong>of</strong> the few crabs to be<br />
found and notis are being Bhlpped to<br />
the Philadelphia or'New YerM marfcetB<br />
fmm this locality, Dunaily at this<br />
eeapon <strong>of</strong> the year, the waters <strong>of</strong> Cape<br />
Hay and Atjantle couatifs are teeming<br />
with crabB, but this year boiled or<br />
deviled crabe »« really s luiury. Dur-<br />
ing the winter thousands <strong>of</strong> them were<br />
killed by thfawefeenM: and IB the<br />
shallow waters <strong>of</strong> South Jersey the bot-<br />
toms froze so Bolid that all <strong>of</strong> thebedded<br />
crabs were frozou to death.<br />
Efforts are. being made to<br />
release <strong>of</strong> JohnBonMW, servlni?<br />
tho<br />
life<br />
E, H. JaekBon aud family, <strong>of</strong> Phlla-<br />
deipliln, have again taken the enttage<br />
which they have occupied sevcnil ma-<br />
sonR,<br />
Mrs. F. A. Baker and mnt at Camden,<br />
spent a part <strong>of</strong> last week with relatives<br />
in our village.<br />
The CiiriHtlan Endaivjir Boeiety<br />
the regular evening servlDe..<br />
the night the pafitor nils another ap><br />
itmeiit. <strong>On</strong> Sunday evening the<br />
Endeavor was Hurprhsed and greatly<br />
pleased with n vlnlt from Rev, J. K.<br />
Peters, Freiident <strong>of</strong> the Cfeunty Hoard,<br />
and Ezra A. Lake, President <strong>of</strong> the gcN<br />
eiety <strong>of</strong> the Pleasaiitvine Preshyierlan<br />
church, •<br />
Mrs, Margaret English, who met<br />
with an accident three months ago, la<br />
very poorly. She impmvei very slowly,<br />
Harry Turner eitpeciB to go back<br />
to Texas til August.<br />
Tbe memorial ierviees held here ou<br />
pecoratlon - Day far sur]!aased. that <strong>of</strong>.<br />
previoiiB years. Nearly ail <strong>of</strong> our people<br />
turned out, as well as a large number<br />
from theadjotnlng towns, which swelled<br />
the gathering to about fix hundred<br />
souls. At eleven o'clock s, m,* Joe<br />
Hooker PoBt, O. A. B.( et Atlantie <strong>City</strong>,<br />
arrived, aeajnipaBied by the Union<br />
Cornet Band, <strong>of</strong> Beuiiville, and pro.<br />
eeeded to the eemetery adjoining the<br />
Anbury M, aChareh.whereour pastor,<br />
Bev, F, A, Howell, took a part at the<br />
grave as ehaploin, A very Impwsslve<br />
Bervlco Was held, after which the soldiers<br />
broke ranki and decorated the graves<br />
<strong>of</strong> their fallen comrades, HeXt came<br />
the tribe <strong>of</strong> Red Men <strong>of</strong> English Creek<br />
and Homers- Feint todeeorBte the graves<br />
<strong>of</strong> their departed brothers and iistenh<br />
At noon luncheon was served, ample<br />
prevision having been made by oar<br />
people for a crowd. At one o'clock the<br />
church was fliled with people, when an<br />
address was delivered by Rev, Joseph<br />
Ostorberry, <strong>of</strong> the M. F, Obureh. The<br />
choir favored us with a selection and<br />
the band rendered "Shall We Gather<br />
at the River, 11 after whteli Rev. F. A,<br />
Howell made an address on the causes<br />
<strong>of</strong> the late war, and spoke <strong>of</strong> the first<br />
blood shed OH April 19,1861. When the<br />
first regiments o! Maasaehusetta VOIUB-<br />
teerswire passing through Baltimore<br />
on their way to Washington they were<br />
fired upon by the eiUzenfl and three<br />
men kilted. Comrade John Getts aroee<br />
and stated that he on the name day. In<br />
the city <strong>of</strong> Baltimore fought for one<br />
hour and a bait with razors, he being a<br />
barber, with the Confederates who at-<br />
tempted to pull down the stars and<br />
stripes from his building, Mr, Gette<br />
now resides in Atlantic <strong>City</strong> and is a<br />
member <strong>of</strong> the G, A, R, After the ser*<br />
view clflfled, ail «tart4sd for Bargain town,<br />
Where services were also held. Many<br />
whs were present at Asbury said tbe<br />
services were fbr in advance <strong>of</strong> last year.<br />
Decoration Bay ib growing more and<br />
more each year In the favor <strong>of</strong> our<br />
from Philadelphia and taken occupancy<br />
<strong>of</strong> William Adams' new cottage.<br />
We are glad to see James R, Adami<br />
home again,. We hope he has been<br />
benefited by his trip.<br />
Floral Bervleea will be held in the<br />
PfesbyterlaB (Jhunb on Bunday, 18th<br />
Mrs, PPHton Adami and Mrs, Oeorge<br />
Leaeh have new bicycles, Qul te a num-<br />
ber <strong>of</strong> ladiea now have wheels in our<br />
Lawyer Clarence Cole and family, <strong>of</strong><br />
Atlantic <strong>City</strong>, spent Saturday and Hun-<br />
day with Lewis Conover and wife,<br />
Mr, Uuiworth spent a few days hi<br />
Vineland the latter part <strong>of</strong> the week.<br />
T, M, Conover has bought a small<br />
engine <strong>of</strong> the Unaworth Oompany, He<br />
Intends placing It in a pleasure yacht.<br />
Mfg. Knowls is visiting Aibury Park,<br />
Mrs. J, H, Helm fs visiting in Ham-<br />
monton, where she espocU to remain<br />
for two weeks, '<br />
William Johnson, the factory iufipeo*<br />
tor, was in town Saturday inspecUlig<br />
our fact<strong>of</strong>lefl,<br />
W 111 ism U tis worth Is home from Vice-<br />
land on a visit.<br />
Lucas Lake's ar.ypnr-old horse iRHeri-<br />
oiisiy ill.<br />
A Iwm delegation f*t 8t, Btoplieii'B<br />
Tabornaclei No, i, Hibernian FlHhe^<br />
men, a wieiety <strong>of</strong> eolored jwoplis from<br />
Atlantic UUy, was here on Hunday at-<br />
tending tbe funeral <strong>of</strong> one <strong>of</strong> their mem><br />
bera,<br />
ATLANTIC CITY.<br />
Fremnnt Davis, eolored, was piaMd<br />
under I1Q0O ball Friday by JiiRtico<br />
WilliamR, to answer for a revolting<br />
crime, J<br />
Mas Melnliart was arrested lost<br />
Wednesday night on a chnrgo <strong>of</strong> at<br />
tempting to break Info an unoccupied<br />
ootiagc.<br />
Mrs. Elizabeth Brewer, <strong>of</strong> this eily,<br />
was Friday placed under tSOO bail to<br />
answer a charge <strong>of</strong> stealing the wed-<br />
ding dress <strong>of</strong> Mrs, Babette llerko. The<br />
latter sap the dress disappeared two<br />
years ago, and that she saw the defend'<br />
ant wearing the costume on Tuesday <strong>of</strong><br />
iant week at the Pleassntvi lie Cemetery,<br />
The streets were partially sprinkled<br />
with milk Sunday by the running<br />
away <strong>of</strong> the team <strong>of</strong> Tiiomaw Kl Wilson,<br />
The demands <strong>of</strong> the striking gradu-<br />
ates <strong>of</strong> Uie High School fur 40 admis-<br />
iion tickets sieh f»r the eommenee»<br />
men t exercises were granted *<br />
Oiiicer White Saturday shot a sup<br />
posed inad dog that ran into Woitery's<br />
Hotel and attempted to take possesslnn.<br />
The Jewish Materney Association <strong>of</strong><br />
Philadelphia lias opened a house for<br />
Ms<strong>of</strong>txttly<br />
Pure<br />
A cream <strong>of</strong> tartar baking powder.<br />
Highest <strong>of</strong> all la leavening strength.—<br />
Latest United States Government Food<br />
Boyal Dahlnn Powder<br />
lOfi WALL ST., ft. If,<br />
IJOWARD REED, Ph. G.;<br />
Physician and Surgeon*<br />
EMMETT HOUSE,<br />
Cor, flth Btrect and Central Avenue,<br />
OCEAN CITY, N. J^ _^<br />
j HOWARD WILLCTH, M I),<br />
, Cor, 7th and Central^<br />
Oiiiee bourss i to ift<br />
4 too<br />
Now is the Time<br />
TO am<br />
DEALERS IN<br />
For Nrtle or Il*»t.<br />
Property known as Tllton's lk«tan-<br />
rant, Hltuated on Hay front near stoaai-<br />
boat pier, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, N, J. For par*<br />
tlculan apply to U, M, TILTON,<br />
, . Absecon, N, J,<br />
King's Ai<br />
Asbury km, below Fourth St.,<br />
OOEAN OITY, N,<br />
All work done in prst-class<br />
tyle,<br />
ANNA KING, Proprietress,<br />
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.<br />
RV VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF<br />
t* the Orphani*' (^jurt <strong>of</strong> Cape May<br />
eountyi bearniR date the I7th day bf<br />
Ijmbor, liim, the subscriber adm<br />
i etc., «f JoHcpb M, Ludlam, de=<br />
ill to sale at public<br />
vali<br />
Tbe voters, at a public meeting last<br />
Saturday night, decided by a vote <strong>of</strong> SO<br />
to 84 to SHSUB 150,^ in bonds f«r tlie<br />
erection <strong>of</strong> a high school.<br />
Rev, T, J. Crow has been cliiHJcii ck*l'<br />
vendue, at thii'vftiee «f ftrorean Hand,<br />
^1,, in (Jape May Uourt House, IJBW<br />
jersey, on " .<br />
FRIDAY, JtiNl 9, 1593,<br />
between the hours <strong>of</strong> twelve and five<br />
o'clock, to wit i At two o'clock hi the<br />
afternoon the following dHteriiied real<br />
tate, Hltuato in the township or 1)1 u«<br />
iH iii said county :<br />
No.i Is a tractor pt&ic <strong>of</strong> Cedar Swamn<br />
and cripple, adjoining laud now or late<br />
<strong>of</strong> the ueirH <strong>of</strong> *Itiry Learning, Hum.<br />
phrey SiitoH and Philip Stiles, contain,<br />
ing otie acre and a hnir and two perches<br />
more or less, parllcuturly detfcrli>ed in<br />
the deed from Albert H, Ludlnm to<br />
JoHtjph M, Ludlam dated October 5,<br />
ISM, and recorded iii the Clerk's Office<br />
iff said county iu Deed Book Z, pages<br />
NfcS'iaalot <strong>of</strong> Cripple lying below<br />
the miii dam and adkiining the mill<br />
lot and Jeremiah H, Nlxoii, eoii*<br />
veyed to jiwepl! SI. Liidiaro by James<br />
L, SraUh. administrator <strong>of</strong> Henry Lud=<br />
lam, by deed dsM July 10, IMS, and<br />
recorded as aforeHald in Deed Mtsik No,<br />
T7, pages HB, etc.<br />
No, S is all the right, title and interest<br />
<strong>of</strong> said decydeut <strong>of</strong>, in and to a tract <strong>of</strong><br />
Meadow, containiiiK W aere», more «r<br />
leas, and lyliiff °« DunniB Creek, part<br />
<strong>of</strong> the real tstato late «f Henry Ltidfajii,<br />
deeeOHil particularly described in u<br />
deed fnim ftfarip Luiriam to Jijspph M.<br />
Ludiaro, dated AuguHt «0, imit Iu p«*»<br />
gewlon <strong>of</strong> the Hubsfiriber,<br />
No 4 is ail the right, title and interest<br />
<strong>of</strong> said deeedintnfrin nud to the soil <strong>of</strong><br />
what IH known m the Ludlam Mill<br />
Piiiid and tho privilege <strong>of</strong> fliKidlug the<br />
Y0WR SHOGS<br />
at the leading Shoe Store in<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>,<br />
C.A.<br />
81ft Anbar?<br />
All the latest styte in<br />
Indies and Gent's Shoos<br />
Gent's Fine Kusset Calf, 11!usher<br />
Clent's Fine Ualt Jiluoher Shoe<br />
!M\m' Fluo Kid Illueher Hlioe.<br />
Ladles' Douewl Tip Btuchcr Bhoe<br />
Ladles' FlneOxfora iiiuehif Bbo©<br />
Ladiyw 1 Fine RuSHet Oxford Shoe<br />
other Btylei too numerous to<br />
mention.<br />
Bicycle and Lawn Tennis<br />
Shoes in diflerent colors | also<br />
a genuine Kangaroo Shoe at<br />
Pine, Cedar<br />
and Hemlock<br />
BUILDING LUMBER<br />
Sliiifj,<br />
Winlow Franist<br />
BIIKU, Mulllm,<br />
Bfacketl,<br />
SMiglK, PltktU,<br />
Ufl( Dim, Cepett.<br />
A iuH supply constantly on<br />
hand, and under cover.<br />
Orders left at No, 759 As-<br />
bury avenue will receive imme*<br />
diate despatch by Telephone.<br />
OWEN H, KUDER,<br />
4OS seventh Street,<br />
(iMf Ashtiry ATfthUr)<br />
I inber Yard aid Glee:<br />
Car, lilh St, k West kn.,<br />
OITY, N. J.<br />
THOMAST<br />
NO. 108 MARKET STREET,<br />
PHILADELPHIA.<br />
REPfllRINQ NEATLY<br />
game, situate<br />
d "b Wt<br />
ege g<br />
Dciinlaville, on tlie<br />
b t<br />
sentence at Trenton for murdering<br />
BainueJ MBSBIP, inAUintleClty. While<br />
Bomers was quarreling with his wife<br />
^ d wmi killed with<br />
Bomers has served<br />
a blow front an ax,<br />
BRICK l BRICK 11 BRICK 11 J-^Orferi<br />
for brick left at Thorn's hardware and<br />
furniture itnfi) brftt,GI«pn ObtUge, 8th<br />
3t. and Haven Av^., will receive prompt<br />
i w i t h Abel p Bcu<br />
3t. and Haven Av^., wl<br />
attention; or with Abel p, Bcull, eon<br />
trscterand bullderj'hlstjf qpttagB.Oen-<br />
611<br />
egate from ttiis eoun^ to represent tlilfl<br />
dlHtriijt In the Christian Endeavor Boci-<br />
ety eonveulien, which Cflnvenffl st<br />
Montreal, Canada, July Slh,<br />
William Fowdeh, <strong>of</strong> Camdeu, has suc-<br />
ceeded Ubariea W, Brown as superln^<br />
tendentflf the Atlantic Electric Light<br />
Company.<br />
Charles Wright and William Gardner*<br />
two 15>year*Id boy§, were raved froin<br />
a watery graveSunday by Albert Wont-<br />
ton. The boat in which the Imys were<br />
sdling upset opposite Man Killer Island<br />
and they were nearly exhausted when<br />
picked up by Mr. Wootton.<br />
James Natty was arrested Saturday<br />
night for reckless driving.<br />
Trumbuli White, a Western author,<br />
will make a canoe trip from thin city to<br />
New York this summer,<br />
The electric lights, were not est!n-<br />
guiihed as was expected Sunday night<br />
because <strong>of</strong> the expiration <strong>of</strong> the city's<br />
contract with the corporation and a<br />
failure <strong>of</strong> renewal.<br />
The prejeeied driveway from this city<br />
along the beach to Longprt, six mile*,<br />
received an impetus at Monday night's<br />
meeting <strong>of</strong> the cnmmiUee, The rail-<br />
road companies <strong>of</strong>lered to furnish free<br />
<strong>of</strong> cost six hundred car loads <strong>of</strong> gravel.<br />
Mayor Wright has ismed orders to<br />
the police foree to shoot every dog found<br />
4inmuMled on the streets,<br />
Edward Waidmyer, a sign painter,<br />
fell from a seafloid Monday, Two ribs<br />
were broken, and his shoulder blade<br />
fractured. He will probably die. •<br />
Miss Josephine Fletcher, for three<br />
years musical instructor in the public<br />
echoolH, has resigned and instituted<br />
prueeediHga to recover three montbs'<br />
tjalary. The Board <strong>of</strong> Education re-<br />
fused to pay her because she declined<br />
to sign a release iu full,<br />
: iBSEOOH. ,<br />
Mrs, Lewis has returned frimi Iloltl-<br />
more, having enjoyed a very prolonged<br />
and pleasant visit;<br />
' Nicholas Carman has about recovered<br />
from his recent illness. ,<br />
Ellery Cranmer and sisters have been<br />
visiting at Mrs. B, M. Townseiid'B,<br />
Cards are out for the wedding <strong>of</strong> Miss<br />
Annie Ryan te William Dunham which<br />
game, situate i ,<br />
road "bi Wtsit CJnsik, bu ttie BMHO iiioru<br />
All the nlmve deffe-rihix! projierly will<br />
he Hliiiwn oli apnlieatiiiii ti> A, ElUm<br />
Holme*. Ikmiiisville, K. J. tkHitHtin<br />
will be madH known i;ii dity <strong>of</strong> Hale,<br />
iialwi May S.A; J). 18t«t<br />
A, hLTON HOLMES,<br />
AdmiulHtmtor,<br />
MDHOAN HANH, ProeUir.<br />
. I*r'B Vim.<br />
FOB<br />
OB May BOlh a birthday parQ? was<br />
given Rev. F, A, HowelKat the ps<br />
B<strong>On</strong>age, The members <strong>of</strong> the church<br />
and congregation preBentad Mr. Howell<br />
and wife with a very bandsome table-<br />
cloth and twelve napkins id match.<br />
Tbe dominlei thanked all who con*<br />
Mbuted to the present. FreBldtng<br />
EnaerHajfrlewafl preBent on this occa-<br />
sion, It also being iibput the time <strong>of</strong> our<br />
,<br />
flat Quarterly Conference.<br />
SEVlN-RieMlP G0t'T f AQt<br />
lot nt Llnwoml, rcawiiiable. Apply<br />
M. H, HOiUNSON. riposonlviile, N. J.<br />
WM. E. KERN.<br />
Cioii Engineer #<br />
SurDeydr.<br />
t For Male.<br />
Fine Cottage overlooking the bay<br />
near the Steamboat Landing and Suui«<br />
iper liailroad Btatlon, Laree veran.<br />
dalis; Htrt*t hiijirnvetl; clectrlp earn wil!<br />
rim close to diHir, For nnrtleularH apply<br />
to H, UURflS HORINBQK,<br />
O C i t N;J,<br />
HOTEL LAFAYETTE.<br />
on<br />
located*<br />
Bench.<br />
HNDIR NEW<br />
In nn!i=etiyig hoisl<br />
the prfwnt pmprifiu>« IBs<br />
rprt kiowpttg or how ti>ciin>r (s ii\« ons-<br />
fart<strong>of</strong> thi'lr g!!piM!,<br />
For ti-riii 4 , rooniH; clc, addr«i> the<br />
care tiebHt Ftohnr.<br />
FAMILY anuuEniE«i<br />
4LWAn Til ^»Hi?W AMD BBI f© H<br />
rOUHP W THE 1UBEET,<br />
FuU Flavor^ Teas,<br />
Choice Brands <strong>of</strong> CoHet,<br />
Sugars <strong>of</strong> all Grades,<br />
Canned Fruit<br />
Rddei, Spices, RaIsinsrDrii<br />
' Beel, Butter and Lard*<br />
Hams oi Best Qua!<br />
Weighed when Purchased<br />
Customers, - No Loss w<br />
Weight Charged to Purehasera.<br />
1 K» to wd Biki **i«* ppm tot hm,<br />
aRB ciRgTH,<br />
OeMn taty. V, J.<br />
WESLEY HOUSis,<br />
Cor, 8th St, and Wesley Ave,,<br />
OCEAN CITY, N. j.<br />
This limiHC to fipljghirullj Seated on • wide<br />
*»en»psf»wfeet fmm tlw <strong>of</strong>t*.B iieDmiae-<br />
dsiJniiH first claan Tprnui wunilfthfe Open<br />
•11 ihe year. • As E. OO f '<br />
f<br />
1OW PRICES.<br />
GILBERT & LAKE,<br />
Itise and Sip ftuiten.<br />
Special nttentlon ttiveu to<br />
urve<br />
<strong>On</strong>e <strong>of</strong> otiftMithnaiaBild wheelmen took<br />
il hdmewBid trip &om AUantld <strong>City</strong> re-<br />
in tn take place <strong>Jun</strong>e 14th,<br />
Tlie funeral <strong>of</strong> Walter Klngsbury,<br />
whtfih took place on Sunday tast, was<br />
largely attended, .• The body was burled<br />
In M, E, eemetery at this place.<br />
Miss Clara and Master Harry itr«k><br />
bine, <strong>of</strong> Phllacleiphia, have been Uie<br />
guest* <strong>of</strong> Miss Clara and Miss Anna<br />
Miekle,<br />
Mrs, Bamaon continues very iii.<br />
atrawbeitiw Are pleutlful and m»<br />
qultoes abundant<br />
A reward is bflered for the apprehen><br />
slon ef the person who forcibly entered<br />
tbe store <strong>of</strong> Mrs, A, C, Matbews »me<br />
Ume betwwQ rtaturday night and Mon-<br />
day morning. , . '.:."\ :<br />
• • Mrs.Beed, <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia, been visl^<br />
IngM-MffIfkfeW^;. -.- \r, =":|V' • ". •• :<br />
MR. ELLIOTT,<br />
Successor te MRS- R. MORRIS,<br />
DEALER IH<br />
Groceries, ProYlslons,<br />
CANNED OOODS,<br />
Dry Goods, Motions,<br />
A FULL LINE OF<br />
CHINA and OLAfifiW AIlE,<br />
Ho, 714 Anbury A v®M<br />
OOEAN OITY, N. J.<br />
VANDALIA HOUSE,<br />
, bciweti ft* mrn<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> Cliy, H* J<br />
Now cipBii for the sea»u.<br />
S, DUBLEY,<br />
THE EMMETT,<br />
OOEAN CITY, M, J.<br />
Now oisn forreeeptien <strong>of</strong> gu#gt«,<br />
For tcriiis, etc,, addreis<br />
, A, BOYLE,<br />
ALDINE COTTAGE,<br />
Wesley Ave, near Ninth St.,<br />
OCEAN CITY, N, J,<br />
. _ jHadii and<br />
4SP West Avenue,<br />
OCEAH Olfi »»<br />
jobbing promptly attended<br />
to* Estimates cheerfully given.<br />
and use the best material*<br />
Orders left at Wm. Lafce*i<br />
<strong>of</strong>fice, corner Sixth and Asbury<br />
aTcnue, wUl receive prompt<br />
attention, .<br />
THE PERENNIAL,<br />
808 CENTRAL AVENUE,<br />
OCEAN U1TV, N, J.<br />
aummer vlslUirsareawiired <strong>of</strong> ef-<br />
fielent wrvlce, frefch J^KMIS atid PliJIa-<br />
delphis pries*.<br />
!<br />
JOHN BROWER,<br />
Painter aiiSlftzier.<br />
DEALER IH<br />
t.cswiit Hrsh Pure<br />
tmm4L Oil anfl<br />
First Quality Hard<br />
Varnishes.<br />
MB<br />
Oil and<br />
iiko la #¥*;? ^ r t l c o l u . t e l l i<br />
l t . Two Miiafis f Mm the OO**^ depot fir<br />
pr*t <strong>of</strong>flee, FijihfnK, boating Mil mtllilK w!l*t<br />
within a few mlnuu* w«Ile from the heuH.<br />
J08, O, pOWK, Prop.<br />
ALLAIRE COTTAGE,<br />
Cor. Qth St. and Central Aveit<br />
(Formerly Sixth fL and Central A».)<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong><br />
A, B, RANCK,<br />
ReberfeT Fire and Water<br />
Pro<strong>of</strong> Faintat<br />
Pure*Me^lHc Paints for Tir*<br />
and Shingle Ro<strong>of</strong>s (and no<br />
oilier should be used where<br />
rain water is caught for family<br />
use),<br />
AJ1 brands <strong>of</strong> Ready Mixed<br />
Paints.<br />
Window Glass <strong>of</strong> all kinds<br />
and patterns. Reference given.<br />
HTOBEOTf A<br />
OCEAN<br />
FIDELIA COTTAGE, '<br />
Cor, 4th St.and Central Ave,,<br />
OCEAN CITY, N,J,<br />
Petlgiitfiii, Full vfctw tt Oc**n «hd<br />
fftBi f ii<br />
n»r.<br />
. HUB, LA<br />
ll<br />
KE,<br />
ATalon, N* J.,<br />
WILLIAM A. MANAHAN, Prop'r.<br />
EntUA ud rumWwd u,it<br />
idmlrrtlj i«si«d hstel n<br />
""ism<br />
TIM<br />
air Oio<br />
erqmJ<br />
ttti.% ernUH),<br />
• P^vQiMltt<br />
BARGAINS<br />
IN SPRING<br />
• H.M, e<br />
v AT<br />
_.j Hsm FBIOS L .,,<br />
^LANTi&AyiloiiiJiMM<br />
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>1U?J« v. k<br />
ifii^M:""
A LEFT HANMW MAN, sail -*T* asm ma meal M un cotter lareforjHmhMteJirtBd<br />
is <strong>of</strong> to us*<br />
BaWBUiM. Jma 4,—£1* •ermon p&><br />
faetedbf Hat, DE fUpufe fwthta fer#<br />
aooa U bonded eo the tort Judge*<br />
hUdf U<br />
w»j •tamtfan. Tttit-Egio*<br />
M tb. nil «urf . p^, ^ ^ ta5S5J5SSS?E<br />
TJwra wei» hnndreda a* people w&0 will Ml with yea no= neg at the table<br />
would bare considered it the greatsi w it the hearth, Her ami goes eat to<br />
bosoF <strong>of</strong> their Ufojutto have him speak gently yen do not ftMcJly know tha a*<br />
to them, Ytt although he la so high nj total <strong>of</strong> ittgetag, Feld the h«dj that<br />
dt h i t b d l have in* » aaay kiadnema f<strong>of</strong> yon<br />
right ©TSF the heart that has beat with<br />
te tewmrd fog dace before TOO wen<br />
bore. Let th# pilgrim retf. 8h A<br />
Death fa tht nnfflcr boage!<br />
Gth bt<br />
AN UNPLEASANT SMOCK,<br />
HIM Hh u Oatr tb*<br />
w»<br />
uototh* Lord the Lard «I«1<br />
op a deHverer, Ehnd,tlis tea e|<br />
BJlt kfh<br />
eath fa tht nnfflcr boage!<br />
Gather about na what we win <strong>of</strong> com-<br />
ort asd lns b th l<br />
left taadod,<br />
W2<br />
faler is ZaseL<br />
md what waa<br />
Hawni<br />
tand that the Hblft<br />
h<br />
Sft<br />
^af - - --=-= =• . . •=-___» jp _ . . _•*=— »—•—• U l f l v m i<br />
Babupotei spAB thaa a snort oatrags-<br />
sutt. aad, Human <strong>of</strong> whom I first<br />
agifab had a divine eommbmon to de-<br />
itroy thaJcppremw. He HOI, pretend-<br />
nvtbatbs' WM going to pay the t«.<br />
aodtaksdto iesKing Eglon. Be wu<br />
told bt WM In the tnmmer home, the<br />
i*M* to which tasking retired when if<br />
rates bet to sit in ths palace. This<br />
•muster botus VMS place •nrroooded<br />
\nf flowers and trees and tprmglBg fonn-<br />
taiaa and warbling bK&<br />
Chad entered tha itiiniser hoajeand<br />
tail ID King Eglonthm he had Yaacfei<br />
srknd witb flint Ini&iadiat^? ali £bj|<br />
attendant! wits waved oat <strong>of</strong> ths roy'ai<br />
Enance, King Egloa risai op to n-<br />
&kn tb* messenger, Ehud, the (eft<br />
basded nun, put* tata left band to his<br />
right rids, pulhjout s dagger MdthrnMs<br />
Egloo throngh nnUl tbe baft went ia<br />
after tbe blade, Eglon falls, Ehud<br />
coma forth to blow atoampet <strong>of</strong> re><br />
suit amid the msBstyas <strong>of</strong> Ephraim,<br />
aad a great hart la marshaled, asipfond<br />
Math nfamits to the conqueror, and<br />
tead ia f» So,0 Lori, let all thy<br />
Haataa peria&l ie, O Lead, let «J] thy<br />
frlaaOa MnrnpU<br />
LETT BAH<br />
fa worldly podtion he is not beyond thi<br />
reach <strong>of</strong> Ehud's dagger- I we § greftl<br />
many people trying to climb op In aoeia]<br />
pmttion, having an ids thai then ia •<br />
»<br />
ft* pf^ tebaildatewa> that could ia,eor entering doea be wait to<br />
urns, bat I think if pnf, ttb pietum we ha« gathered on ths<br />
only good «aaagh wt will, Or bending owr yea? pillow ho<br />
* ' doea not stop to tee whether then U"»<br />
color in the cheek, or geatleBai in the<br />
eye,« mitiUgeflce in tie brow. Bat<br />
what <strong>of</strong> thai? Most we stand forever<br />
monming among the grave* sf our dead,<br />
No! Ho! The peepfe in Bengal bring<br />
fierest It<br />
meaarernnning<br />
-If<br />
tkdpate, what hare'they got! Hen are<br />
Bet safe from calumny whits they live.<br />
•fter ttty are dsd, f<strong>of</strong> I bate sees<br />
•wins root up graveyards.<br />
<strong>On</strong>e day a man gees up tote pablldty.<br />
and tts world <br />
an riaga na trowel opoo the brick bs<br />
de«pot«xpect to put spa perfect wait<br />
TaaBratttna a arjpenter Mods a pta»<br />
OWkboatd ordrinaa) bittarsngbay<br />
b«N9 ha doea not expect to nuke parfest<br />
death comes to the •nmser house, Eg-<br />
loa did not expect to die in that fine<br />
plaoi Anita aU the flower lata that<br />
drifted like au&mer now into the win*<br />
dowi in the tinkleaad daah <strong>of</strong> the foun-<br />
tains; in tho sound <strong>of</strong> a thousand leav^<br />
Sattering on one tree branch; in the cool<br />
hteexe that came up to shake feverish<br />
trouble eat <strong>of</strong> the king*(t locks, tbern<br />
was nothing that spake <strong>of</strong> Seatb, bnt<br />
tbsshedM! Ia the winter, wfaes the<br />
snow is a shroud, and whan tbe wind la<br />
a dirge, it ta easy to think <strong>of</strong> onr mortal-<br />
ity, fast when the weather is pleasant'<br />
aad aU ear surroundings are agreeable<br />
bow dimcnlt it is for n» to appreciate<br />
tbe troth that we are m<strong>of</strong>talt Aad yet<br />
mytextteacbM that death does some,<br />
times come to the aunuss beaaa.<br />
He Is blind ana cannot see the leavea.<br />
He U deaf and cannot bear the foun-<br />
taiaa. Oh, if death wonlfl ask us for<br />
vtcMmi, we could point him to hundreda<br />
<strong>of</strong> people who wonld rejoies to ban<br />
him come. Posh back the dow <strong>of</strong> that<br />
boveL Look at that little child—cold<br />
and sick and hungry. It has never heard<br />
the name <strong>of</strong> Ood bat In blasphany. Par<br />
enta intoxicated staggering aroand its<br />
straw bed. Oh. death, there ta • mark<br />
fortheei Dp with it into the light! Be-<br />
fore these little feet stumble on life's<br />
pathway giya thein rat<br />
Here U an aged num. He has done<br />
ok work. Be has done it gloriously,<br />
Ths companions <strong>of</strong> his youth sre all<br />
gene, Ua children dead, He loiup to be<br />
at rat, nnd wearily the days and the<br />
nights pass,<br />
these straita? They call them the «„„<br />
<strong>of</strong>Team,' 1 Ot I itaad tedar at toe gate<br />
<strong>of</strong> tew thsagh wbjeb mmy rf year<br />
loved ones have goae, and 1 want to t#ll<br />
roIUi ! yea that all are not •biawT&eiid thai<br />
ha¥# gms' thfoBgh those straits iato tte<br />
Thi Ifeat oeean iSBtcbfflf ant beyoad,<br />
The sound that comia fium that other<br />
shoro on 11111 nights when we ttre wrap-<br />
ped in nrayer makes ma tolnk that the<br />
departed are not dead. We ate the dead<br />
—We who toll, we who weepi wa who<br />
ein—we a» the dead, Sow my heart<br />
sch« for human sorTOwl TOaaoaiid<strong>of</strong><br />
breaking hearts thai I hoar all about mel<br />
This last look <strong>of</strong> faca that will never<br />
brighten again! This last Was <strong>of</strong> lips<br />
that never will speak againi This widow-<br />
hood ud orphanage! Ob, when will'the<br />
day <strong>of</strong> sorrow be goner<br />
After the tbarpest winter tbe spring<br />
dismount! from the shoulder <strong>of</strong> a south-<br />
ern gale ana puts its warm band upon<br />
the earth, aal is ita palm then comes<br />
tha grass, asd' tawe come the flowers,<br />
and God reads over the poetry <strong>of</strong> bird<br />
and brook *wd^ bloom and prononnoa it<br />
vety good. What, my friends, if erery<br />
winter had not its spring, and every<br />
night its day, aad awry gloom Its glow.<br />
'•Well. y.ea;;i(BowT5wTlfX--,-.<br />
ls=*PerkhiB her natno is, B1II-K JI<br />
eight to behold, aa her flab hosim r.<br />
an awful lot •taca her last visit in r-<br />
"She's so short she can't cam 1 nil •<br />
astnach aa some folks said iv; ,<br />
shemut weigh eoraidable evw « •<br />
deedwdflf^^<br />
"1 reckon she'd got above ...<br />
time I se her," said His Mnlvln;<br />
"Well,* centioBBd Jltas HoblH. •:<br />
rett's wife wa'n't there when 1 fu-1 v<br />
m, an BO I had the opp'tunity I v,= i.<br />
waatia te speak with Hia Perhiti*< =<br />
knew how she most bate to bo gut tu ;<br />
fit, an m I began to tell her hyw H.,<br />
could rejuee her flesh,<br />
"I told her abtmt Aant Anne, ah hu%<<br />
she'd lost 40 poaads by dois so nnd m<br />
an I handed her the Ust <strong>of</strong> thlnga tu tsii<br />
and not to eat that I've beta carryii.<br />
roand for thq hut 10 daya againit a fav'<br />
fable time tu give it to her.<br />
"Aa I told her what bad helped QsBsin<br />
Philana«, wjiM-iympthlsed with hw<br />
and told her I knew them methods would<br />
bring her down j«t where the'd waul<br />
to ba An she smiled at meso't 1 said<br />
ds fflm who bt the flwtf ^V*?<br />
nrist gift, L*8smwl,BsTld,Joiib<br />
jihttdirfaspi*<br />
yjdlaats tt tfa<br />
tfae.ro«b«» dnU,«Bd<br />
fwmhaivs in tb* toul 0» es<br />
iueh a en* is dj»k sod gloomy Iw<br />
lirtss te oM BardlU wba fa»i««I gr<br />
King Dartd to saM U* Mpu with the<br />
I kiag Ia JWUMISB: "I « Itta 4^fe»<br />
J aco» jeaBold, wans I dbBSB<br />
goaSMdeiilF Can thy errant ttaie<br />
1 «t or what 1 dHakf Ou 1 bar toy<br />
t l U net and ringing<br />
feldh<br />
m mm mmi mm CITY, N. JS<br />
•i -Si<br />
ho has an tend a number oi desirable lumished and yniuF^<br />
bhal cottipi. Full infonnatlon furnished on application.^<br />
Bunding lott lor sile In ev^ iection <strong>of</strong> the cityt I also :<br />
hava i^ lots near TWrty-€'I hth * slreetj which l *® olfer to /<br />
fi l th hare<br />
a<br />
JVC IJOWPW 1 "' «—---^ --B<br />
syndtow, five lots to the share,<br />
wloin on Bond and Mortgage on improve4';<br />
SCODDER LUMBER CO,,<br />
PUNINS MILL, SASH FACTOR AND LUMEBR YAMK<br />
eottOT Wha^<strong>of</strong>irtttfti»feooldthrs*'<br />
net be |« a burftn ute my, laid the<br />
kins" (U gdm. six, S6)f Bsrsiltal ws»<br />
dnii: '-*-•« a. good man, fit he gimplrdfr<br />
asiijHi tfae Qidioary BOlttMa <strong>of</strong> the bodf ID<br />
oldhg<br />
enEonngin:<br />
I shenlda't Wa mite nrpifsed if by<br />
this time negt year you was as slim as I<br />
be,' "An what do yw s'poae test creetui<br />
Jdr<br />
Jdr<br />
Miss Malvina shook her bead aad for-<br />
bore to make any Eonjestnrea,<br />
"Why. ihs looked me up an down, an<br />
Bays she, still suiilin:<br />
" 'Do you think that would bo eiackly<br />
'blWMBobbr<br />
S, "in the day when t&t keeptn at ih*<br />
boiue shftll tremble, and the tasng nifn<br />
ahfill bow tbemielves, ud the ^5nd«i<br />
Ink out <strong>of</strong> the >indowi*be dwjuswd."<br />
TtU i.*MiggestivB ef the Ulan <strong>of</strong><br />
and wras, feet and lega, l«th aud<br />
lie rarthlj hooao begins te desay, £-.„,-<br />
I* tvWeat ID every pan, sod U th&v |g no<br />
light ghiqltui fwm ators the na It Is a<br />
ar«ryplitBR. Baf lH«To&a^TBr<br />
Mind and eompjinlon <strong>of</strong> Joenaft, «eh <strong>of</strong><br />
whom wholly foHowwl the Leris "Lo, I<br />
am this day fourmsireaad five F f U<br />
Atl Mmg thU dayssI<br />
A<br />
weeaMpp- TbsifitHttHBfaoyasai<br />
*rtjr®nh»do*BOt expeetto chime a<br />
"*Liia» Sookb" wi "Lady af the Lake."<br />
Pa not be Hirpriseaif is waaBr* *£•<br />
f^ di d<br />
e irpriseaif is waaBr<br />
doing good yes ate not<br />
f L V d d t b<br />
tatselynoeeiifttLVttdM!tBBdtb<br />
tahum is an art, •«JeaeB. n trada,<br />
ftawt w» Mi bta^ii* performing a<br />
oomitton on tte hmnao<br />
r stood by sod a^dj<br />
y yea do that. It doesn't<br />
te CHOW f« any tranMe atalL p<br />
th* m msim, "it is wry<br />
, bnt I apoQed ahatfol <strong>of</strong> eys<br />
tbat" mI irt tnipriifld'If ft<br />
befote we can help<br />
M ad bring them<br />
L«tft iaadsd<br />
•us, coins qqlekly,** Oh, death, there IJI<br />
a mark for flreet Take from htm the<br />
ataff and give hint ths se^pterI Dp with<br />
Mm into the light, where eyes never<br />
grow dim, and the air whitens not<br />
through tee long years <strong>of</strong> eternity. Ah,<br />
death will not do that. Death tnrni<br />
back -from the straw bed and from the<br />
aged man ready for tbe skits and comes<br />
to the BcmaieT house.<br />
What dost thou here, thou bony,<br />
ghastly monster, amid Oil waving grass<br />
and under this stmUght sifting through<br />
the tree branches? Children are at play.<br />
How qnkkly ttirfr feet go fend their<br />
locks tea In As wmdt father and<br />
night its day, and ewry gloom its glow,<br />
and wary bitter now its sweet hereafter!<br />
If yon have been on the sea, yon know,<br />
•s the • hip passes In the nigai, there is a<br />
phosphorescent track left behind it, and<br />
as the watery roll ^p they toss with uu-<br />
plendor, Well, acros thii<br />
onean <strong>of</strong> human trouble Jftres<br />
walks. Oh, that in the phosphore«ent<br />
track <strong>of</strong> hia feet wa ml^htsJI follow and<br />
be iUnminedl<br />
There was s gentlenan in the rail car<br />
who saw in that same"'car three passen-<br />
gers <strong>of</strong> very differsnt droumstancHi<br />
The first wai a maniac. Be tu care-<br />
fnlly goaraed by bi» attendants; his<br />
mind, like A ship dismasted, was heat-<br />
ing against a dark, desolate coast, from<br />
.which no help could come. The train<br />
•topped, and the man was taken oat into<br />
the asylum to watte away perhaps<br />
throngh years <strong>of</strong> gloosL The steend<br />
fijsenger was a culprit. The sntt^td<br />
law had seized on him. At the cars<br />
Jolted the chains rattled. <strong>On</strong> his face<br />
wen crime, depravity and despair. The<br />
train halted, and he was taken ont to the<br />
penitentiary, to which be had been COD-<br />
demned. There was the third passen-<br />
ger under far different circumstances.<br />
Shews* a bride. Erery hoar was'gay<br />
as a marriago bell Life gUttered and<br />
beckoned. Her companion was taking<br />
her to Ws father's house, The train<br />
halted. The old nan was there to we)*<br />
come her to her new home, and his<br />
white locks snowed down upon her as<br />
he sealed his word with a father's" kite,<br />
Qnidkly we fly toward eternity. We<br />
will soon be there, Seme leave this Hfq<br />
irble.WMBobbsr<br />
Why, I eonldnH bTiBTemy own eaw,"<br />
said Miss Eegiah, growing still redder,<br />
with a wave <strong>of</strong> angry recollection,<br />
"AU I esn say ia, M ihe added as she<br />
rose and straightened the folds <strong>of</strong> hef<br />
dr&M o?er her gannt, spare ffliai, 'HI<br />
she don't know a tasty, sUm Bflptr when<br />
she aees it, why, I giw her npr—Yontb's<br />
Companion,<br />
condemned enlpritfl. They refused a par-<br />
don; they carry their ohalna. Oh, may<br />
it be with u that, leaving thla fleeting<br />
Ufa for ths next, we may find onr Father<br />
ready to gr«t as^ onr new home with<br />
blm forever. That will be SKirriags<br />
banquet! Father's welcomol Father*!<br />
besBtnl Father's klas! Heaven 1 Heaven!<br />
The tree Mobammedu is enjoined to<br />
prayer five times a day—namely, first in<br />
the morning before sunrise, at noon, u<br />
the afterneon before sunset, in the even<br />
Ing between mnset aad dark, aad be-<br />
tween twilight ud the fint watch, be-<br />
ing the w«m prayis, Aiia^prays<br />
is volunteered by many between the first<br />
watch <strong>of</strong> the night and the dawn <strong>of</strong> day.<br />
These pMym are simply repetitions <strong>of</strong><br />
the laudatory ejaculation, "God y<br />
great!" "God to powerfulr i! Qod to all<br />
powiffnir and are counted byttjescru*<br />
pnlonson a string <strong>of</strong> beads. They may be<br />
pertonfled at toe mosqne or any dean<br />
place, ,<br />
During pTftyer the eyes are tnned to<br />
the Kebla or point <strong>of</strong> the heavens in tha<br />
direction <strong>of</strong> Mesa, which to indicated in<br />
every mosque by a niche called Mehrab.<br />
and externally by ths positioa <strong>of</strong> min<<br />
areti and doom Even the posture dur»<br />
mg prayer is prescribed. The most sol-<br />
emn adorattoa is bowmg the forehesd ts<br />
the ground, , Women are to fold theii<br />
bands en their bosomi and not to make<br />
ancb pr<strong>of</strong>ound obetoaaea as the men.<br />
They are to pray gently and not to ac-<br />
company toe rats to the mosque. In<br />
addrasuig Qed wortbJpen are to be<br />
humble, putting aMde jewels and costly<br />
8pparel,=Brooklyn Eagle.<br />
.,„, tben.treii IO to mjrtHSgth now for<br />
war, hptb to go ont and io e«e In" (Joah<br />
Slv, 10,11).<br />
4. "Asd the d«m nhsli be Ant tatta<br />
Mr«t« wben theeonnd ef fte prtsdhig ti<br />
low, and he Khali ristupat the volee<strong>of</strong> She<br />
bitd, and AU thedaaghte <strong>of</strong> tnosJc ihall<br />
be brought low," Suggaiyv?qf Ups el<strong>of</strong>r<br />
big in ttpo ienteleM gums, lsabllliy te<br />
njecp and falluM <strong>of</strong> thevoke, Comnent<br />
seems ann«t-*wwt; tfUtflf conrite the pos-<br />
stbUitis <strong>of</strong> an old age is tbe f«r <strong>of</strong> God.<br />
Think <strong>of</strong> MnntB, <strong>of</strong> whom It In wii W*n that<br />
at tteftge ISfthfjieye n> Dot diB nor Ui<br />
Bstoml force tbatid. At ttM m be<br />
walked Dp the moniit*ln aieae and west<br />
onl to he with 6ed, and 1,400 yean Uu«<br />
we find him alive iwd well (Dent xxxl*t I;<br />
Doont Window Frames, Shutters, Sash, Moldings, Brackets<br />
Hot Bid Sash, Scroll Work, Turning, ike.<br />
ALSO PEALflit IK<br />
nUILlDING LUMBER OP 1VERY DraORIPTION, OP WHICH<br />
A LARQESWK U OONhTANTLY ON HAf.D( UKtiKR<br />
OOVKR, WELL SEASONED *«»<br />
SOLD AT LOWKT MARKfTT PRICES.<br />
AUD FKDEBAL MTREETO, CAflDEff, H, J<br />
h.«U,3j=<br />
a "Also wbsi they sUl bs afmld <strong>of</strong><br />
that whieb In high, and fea» «hsll be to<br />
the way, and the almond tree pthiOl fiowiio,<br />
ud the grtjohqjiwf HUI be a taideo, and<br />
dstire dull Ml, betanae nun goeth to his<br />
long hom* nnd tbe mourners go about tbe<br />
BtrCTtft," Tbin U protaWy KnertiTa <strong>of</strong><br />
tfae ensily t*rrifled old pencil to whom<br />
erwyibing is a burden and noihisg U catU-<br />
fjing, TbeaJmotid tn* may sttgpat to<br />
white bend <strong>of</strong> olA age, siad the<br />
Bpokiffi ef m the long Jwmf, O<br />
•an" U Hill thejtey,fcjfthe rpjoldngfas<br />
nntieipati* GO long home to the<br />
b "with Chrirt Jo di" «b<br />
Y. OORSON,<br />
REAL EST^E AGENT, AND<br />
LICENSED AUCTIONEER,<br />
No, 721 Asburj Avenue,<br />
OCEAN CITY, N* J*<br />
WM, L4KJK. _*enl w(*ta a«e Uui<br />
h C i ld lll d ft<br />
Iha OompOund O*yi*ii bid Ci-rlalnly dona w<strong>of</strong>t=<br />
isrt for itis, It TIM .IH relieirf ms si tb*<br />
treadf ul *p*>(!n I irted to lia^e, I (Irtnlj belle**<br />
hat | mm\4k h*TB pine lute crawampMap |Ut<br />
viptpr, liner 1 bid pnrumonia. If I had not takoB<br />
ifa» CoMprmni) Oiryfcpn, I imi« «y Unt I kin<br />
la baiter h«lth tha» ntr tartar* tineti I waa ><br />
child, and ail from __«(!* OrimjUmod Ol/ges<br />
frBBlffleni, I fffll Ihst I vail tieiSF mj bull<br />
eoOBBlt (n lit prailB and <strong>of</strong> Ihri jtHUned II hu<br />
dqnemf, ; 1«|, E. WuOd,<br />
inl<br />
and hM<br />
I<br />
<strong>On</strong>. Bjirier 5 Fateti, HiiiftdHphlm Fa,<br />
AlHHt t inn Me I Mimiilcnoid UMAR Of>n>-<br />
f g , M pTOp»«l 6j Wf». BUtMejf &<br />
I *at MimfriBs from ihrosi ud IUHB<br />
tba left inriffhiTlnK hidutbeHj<br />
nd hMlnf trird all owier nmeilM knen w<br />
Be. I wu Didu@ed ie try jaw rfinwdj.<br />
II oared Bis perBuntDiiy.and I i^Jgiee Owl<br />
It »** BTef aads feanvD to nt. Ii h*i dene<br />
nnTtbiHC fw w* I eenid HITS M*rf. 1 bare<br />
rwommendea it ta Hteni othen, whs hue<br />
triedn>nd bren brtudMid, rrHBbMM It<br />
W|lbioBj(ff>mW»t confidence<br />
motfeft, Sjt WB<br />
lint<br />
. , __, _Jd Bs hi* no* had<br />
<strong>of</strong> m ttteHi af tba A*thm» ilnee<br />
ifaa snt Atm I Uie plaMara tn r«=<br />
mmending n » ml my f riendi who am afflicted<br />
' BleaiMNMHi ItaeapiffDaAlihsit<br />
n UipaiiBumpaeqllnrlqUilicllnMta.<br />
IA MD. in<br />
Drr BUrtey* Paleo, nilHtclplilB. F».<br />
IE la nn micrfU that afier epnghlmt mlly<br />
nanttui, aD4 ln*tlnif wltB IBs T*rr bcM<br />
qlana, I obrajnad nir lint rHt anil Built fr<br />
nja at Compound Oifpn B«Da E. i<br />
danlaoo, OUo-<br />
y<br />
t phyal-<br />
freni tbe<br />
A4mn*,<br />
Now thai •stones hu pmted bwond m thtdow<br />
<strong>of</strong> douM Ihat Inf6iBJ»r«W5e <strong>of</strong> DipPjnUiil* III a<br />
iuB nibjeot to ifie taina nituni towt tbtt<br />
ttfl all dlwma. nioepHble to tfMnant,<br />
*DdM)wnaprOpi>rUii|i flf cMHCqnliEH.<br />
otelr H with «ny Other mortjH eanWen <strong>of</strong> Hi*<br />
vtem.we hM« hidad rHebtlrTfcie IfUleiMtl<br />
*14 t«n for A1««fesit nt«rpblna, «*«.<br />
TU»faj MpraCent Ib* neu«A perten <strong>of</strong> aur<br />
lTf4 byhgdlii bn<br />
Bud p^<br />
»W* ar^<br />
b* neu«A p n<br />
i)4 byhgdlii* bn<br />
w, a T. V. <strong>of</strong>fioer*,<br />
. nusn K. wiffl<br />
ftiai taltt<br />
, nry<br />
wifflwa HJ«<br />
taltt<br />
l d<br />
ODl<br />
T<br />
HVIIIH a&pat, w. o,<br />
ar,-Ui|iHlpImfl'W;o<br />
lendd.HeTfcZnniCen, h»BllUep<br />
Irmlnir Ht«r ot Ft-brnwy 11HB, •»• o(4t, "If<br />
M b4t • f««nt oJtperiniMtS fq Oar stir, bat IE 0*n<br />
rf*f to H frtnafltflhiB eildenert Of ini^w u<br />
Older tMUluMons in «her plscel Tho«ft afBlot-<br />
«d by an nnjpmirrtblc appellts lov Mqqor *nd<br />
reanrwaiiE hf be ciir*d.C4B 67 • few weeb*<br />
trralinem hmwm nUenee <strong>of</strong> |la power."<br />
Amen* onr hearty iw-w^rUn Ht) Stabop<br />
FUlewi, Bar. s>, small, Ben Walter Thorn*.<br />
lUJfc Bon, Janus B. noiam, Oai. 8, B, SlD>Jfr-<br />
Mn,,O«b O, B, iiowani, k>ir lathnrp and<br />
liSR*<br />
, W*b*T» <strong>of</strong>gmnlaal a mp^nnmeB^wtop<br />
food to t«tod «ll Hiiat|n|r«*BawftoeaBhfl*<br />
f i t ad Jd t<br />
food to t«tod «ll Hiiat|n|r«*Bawfto<br />
my- fpr mBbn»ni at Rnadf rwJnwd ntt,<br />
ailnttibeir sbMsftnwtiorrpaytot&e rana In<br />
«wy laatallmentll. after tfelSK ratlorBd, By *D<br />
tetew* H» mnfOhrHd onrtarl<br />
Wllte Hie M money YQ<br />
<strong>of</strong><br />
^M uqjn «a ptsad ai wa an t» N in-<br />
9^f d tn, W* de<br />
sad o^Mniio^f^akaiid >• Np atf to<br />
ll a»ayart«r a^fflwdan, v* ^m* tlw<br />
Ut psBsok«tiflfth&f b »*^ y<br />
IN THE WHITE WOODS.<br />
eiplain<br />
And NatUM's bpttuly eHRH tn WUIB,<br />
The wltiter woedH HTO still ni fair<br />
A* when tho BUininer llngcnsi thpfc.<br />
Alt In whttc Mil) sJijBlfl Hhtl'hnaJioil<br />
When NatuWi linsl urn! sijnimef flushed,<br />
Laya lu lhitiot tftk mr-i fur I rtm forvvpr lsat to<br />
1, Viiuf hiftrtbrokcti - AtniS.<br />
ieniiblfl, gooil natured QCOTBB bnrrt<br />
Into a tit <strong>of</strong> merry laughter as he road<br />
thistiniBtle, ' : ' • ' '<br />
•'Hero's a Hi«! mii up, 1 * muttered hgr<br />
'and all heennsij my wife hapiiened to<br />
place her dressmaking enrd among rniao<br />
when BHR was nminging my cifdcMp<br />
yesterday. Well, I anppoio I'll have to<br />
go after her nad saplain,' s<br />
Ho went into tho Hhfory below pre=<br />
paratory to leaving the house and dig*<br />
covered lying en tho table another letter<br />
(IHS»K1 to Win, [ ' ,<br />
•Hcllu!" Oitohiiniwl he. as ho opotiod<br />
and glanced at tho tspiatle, "More com-<br />
uiliujiH, and all on acconat <strong>of</strong> that<br />
tlock.<br />
i 4 H d e h | m t o<br />
Utnt, Ulsi rrlMlHa rturtunbury U, OF rattier<br />
WQH.raj 1 nlTlanMsl wlfo to {inn injr righito<br />
coll ma bi fwssmnt fur ynur infoBwUii HfidNi<br />
Of (odftjf. He inaii, IHUl a HUirHed nail at that,<br />
slial! Kivu jircsmts in' ojie I law, ormth«r him<br />
lpv«Usni1 ilnny mo thu Mtlsfaction dyo tan<br />
KrnUcmjin. Hy disiBiiiiting » fenitenua. to<br />
confer with Mr- Uktrk, A friend <strong>of</strong> mine. In ro-<br />
d tn tlio mcflsHiry iirmimcment»,jDti»iU<br />
"&^ty, totty,** cried Mr, MaybloiBotD,<br />
roiriyeonvfliaedmttilaBghteR '" * "<br />
OH I live! H-HIR that dock anyway! 1<br />
wonder What will turn up nextT<br />
"I will,*' oxdaimed n voico melodrft-<br />
matiuilly<br />
Ho hniked up front tho challenge ftfl<br />
was muling" and beheld Priflcilla stand-<br />
ing beforu him, wrathful at» KtjmflBia<br />
and holding tho unlucky clock in fttbioat*<br />
suing attitude. ,<br />
'•Mr. HsyLIoBsom," ndd she, "I b*Te<br />
como hero tu tell yon thai J tnat none<br />
<strong>of</strong> yonr presents. If I had known "<br />
you sent mo that clock, I wouldn't<br />
rosdvud it, IthaJijUrcsdyrQbbedi<br />
my lever, a<strong>of</strong>l yea can take<br />
moos sift buck -twain,"<br />
With that eho horlSd; tha, poor €<br />
tbe floor.<br />
"Yoo gidilj 1 , hAadntrong gh-ir ei-<br />
eMmed he nsgtily. "Now yau'va-daba.<br />
tho dnmi^s without listening to « word<br />
<strong>of</strong> t'Spianation "<br />
"I wnnt no cjcpltiniiiktaj from yon,<br />
thr," retorted elin lianghtily. leaving tha<br />
room. -<br />
As 108 descended tho Btaircaie fibe on-<br />
eonntercd Hn, Mnybloajoui with htr<br />
mother, asenaihk, practical woman, who<br />
had induced her uanghter to return and<br />
leek art oxuhui&tlun <strong>of</strong> the apparently<br />
tuspldoua clrcntnatAncna from Mr, May*<br />
blosost,<br />
A flatlc onctrantoi 1 bptwecn the wife and<br />
tite dressmaker aoeined imnnnemt when<br />
the front door opened and Aogujtua en*<br />
terwl<br />
Tho young man had trucked his ewert-<br />
henrt to thuNyrry house and had cotneto<br />
drag her awnfrby force if neeesarf,<br />
Portnnatelyjftt this inmnont Mr. May-<br />
ld f thb b<br />
and after eome jlifHtfnlty managed g<br />
tho see^tary explanation, The result<br />
<strong>of</strong> tfl was a fopemtant wife,, two contrite<br />
and cfsrtfaH^ lovers, nnd—A rained<br />
dock,—London Tit-Htt<br />
<strong>On</strong>r O«od Qoqda,<br />
Already a sf arises from many qtinr-<br />
ton tb&iiome <strong>of</strong> tho now dns mate-<br />
rials will Blip in the seatns, which tend'<br />
esey is hated by cvary woman making<br />
or wearing a gown. Bop sackings have<br />
been spoken <strong>of</strong>, also iorgej and deasy<br />
cheviot* . • .<br />
In many raflea the corapWnts am<br />
just, but only where the shopper bnya<br />
inferior goodi. If merchaots would<br />
keep and women bny goods <strong>of</strong> merit<br />
onlyj they would never complsin <strong>of</strong><br />
Hgami slipping; This dose not man {be<br />
•most eipenalve goods, bot a trustworthy<br />
qoaUty, <strong>of</strong> which there we maay among<br />
the flomestie and foreign drew goods.<br />
An opes ateatf weave <strong>of</strong> woolen or<br />
silk goods wtlt, from its very nature, slip<br />
or pull In tho scams If it is <strong>of</strong> * poor,<br />
cheap finality, Bny reliable goods <strong>of</strong><br />
melinro quality, Mid so matter bow<br />
fdeary the woavo they will prore B<strong>of</strong>fl-<br />
doutly fiim to hold tho stftctilng <strong>of</strong> tbo<br />
It ie not nectissafy to decry cer'<br />
tetfltod h<br />
^Ly, __<br />
remedy Uet with ths merchant ud tbo<br />
ehopper, who should refuse them in<br />
the cheapest grades. Cnforfcnnatrfy Is<br />
the« dayg mecaslul nulerlda are Often<br />
bTouRht oat In ehesper and ehonper<br />
qualities, until they are at bit drtTcn<br />
from the market,—Dry Goods Econo-<br />
mist ;<br />
Painted WtiKe ri» tin<br />
Ftiint <strong>of</strong>ten peeli from wblto<br />
floors on aceoant <strong>of</strong> the tattering which<br />
tho B<strong>of</strong>f wood gets from boot heels, eto,<br />
<strong>On</strong>e such has been treated in a way that,<br />
so fur, prondac* to bo a CBFO, Komove<br />
nil the loose paint and' clean the floor,<br />
Ujlng careful to rinao <strong>of</strong>f nil the ioap.<br />
When very dry, apply Unwed oQ, Sm<strong>of</strong>c.<br />
ing hot—hot eriosgh to tnrn a wbltq<br />
feather a little brown. It is then tbtn<br />
aod penetrates the wood, This will spoil<br />
ii brush* <strong>of</strong> bristles, but It ia vastly dona<br />
with an imitation brush <strong>of</strong> cotton cloth<br />
rolled on a flat stick and tacked. Let<br />
tho oil dry and harden thro© or fom<br />
day!, the longer the better.<br />
Toon paint the bare portions .with<br />
paint made largely <strong>of</strong> .ml lead, one oi<br />
two coats, When well dri&d, paint th«<br />
wools floor for uniform color. Do not<br />
let the dealer make yon believe his rends<br />
raised ii "ths thing," Yon will get only<br />
oeher, and that ii earth and "dirt cheap,* 1<br />
The metal plgmente nrefsr better, Tha<br />
points to lOBlat on are; Bet oil and thor-<br />
ough drying to harden the wood and tha<br />
red lead paint,—Baltimore Americas,<br />
A Bimstliignf (tewing Claaaw.<br />
<strong>On</strong>e <strong>of</strong> tho pnu-tloal resulta <strong>of</strong> thq<br />
great good doao by tins sowing ckum<br />
held among uoeiety women daring the<br />
past Bffison Is a determined effort about<br />
to bo made to place the'sawlng Bchoolaoi<br />
New fork on • more prnetieftl and ag><br />
Hotwitbgtandlng the largo number ol<br />
these schools and tho great changg<br />
wrought during the last few years in all<br />
Industrial education, th^Sowtng Schooli<br />
itUl romain bi a large meanro isolated,<br />
and those engaged In this work ETO with-<br />
out tho adyantagis ef comparing expert-<br />
mum with ethers working along tha<br />
uno llnua aod tecfliviag nggeeOuoi<br />
from them.<br />
In viow <strong>of</strong> this fact ft taaa hen pro-<br />
poBOrt that a eo&fer&npa <strong>of</strong> sewing scnoui<br />
workeTB be held at tiiS 1 Tathera 1 ooUcgfl,<br />
^ew York Herald/ I V T • ,<br />
About one>thifd <strong>of</strong> tho world eo<strong>of</strong>tinif^<br />
to wimt another one-tUrd 4oq9, tblnki<br />
or wishes.* Yoa POO it on every hasd,<br />
People go to chnpch b<strong>of</strong>flo» S
'} %<br />
. " • , * •<br />
v<br />
tTss<br />
rHUHfiI>AYf JD2TE 15, 1S98.<br />
people <strong>of</strong>OeanClfr will<br />
begin holding dittos senrtees for the<br />
irinn nest Sunday, Jane 18th, in<br />
*&#eliH*n f s HsiJ, on Asbniy avenue, be-<br />
low fisventn stiset- Piesfblnji at S-»<br />
sod tJD P, tf., by HOT. J, F. lee, pastor.<br />
yf<br />
now raarkaf snljr bjf ttent and twisted<br />
tnds and charted tlmben. The Hi*<br />
EL f JtfmW, Hmlth, Alfnd Hebnn<br />
*•Joseph C Bodey van elected T<br />
efihe M, E-Church far thi» yean at<br />
Td<br />
KS-<br />
on Tbaiadajf evening.<br />
Immediately After tbe etetlUfli the new<br />
Baud etgwlsd by electing JL C. R«*«<br />
luaan, ptaidaat; J.O. Down, rlee p<br />
.lit Monday fnomliig bj<br />
Mr- Kenuey. an empjajee <strong>of</strong> the«aiab><br />
lishmetit who etent In the leentd story<br />
<strong>of</strong> thetalldinE. H* was awakened by<br />
the aaeklbg <strong>of</strong> the window panes In<br />
hto roota, cawed by the lotense beat,<br />
and apftDglniE froto his bed hasttlj<br />
made hto ejrli from the burning balld-<br />
Hlfl€rit*<strong>of</strong> "fire, fire" awakened<br />
, "ftbeTr«ynioi», which<br />
Is but a few feel to the watt si the de-<br />
•trojed •tmctore, who quickly aroBsed<br />
the inmates <strong>of</strong> the hotel, and jBcoriag<br />
a box <strong>of</strong> new bUnkets from the store*<br />
rooin, Htarafed them with wmtcr and<br />
esnred the ro<strong>of</strong> *nd that portion <strong>of</strong> the<br />
hotel m«t spaaed m Ins flame!, tbns<br />
aartng one <strong>of</strong> Deean <strong>City</strong>'s bjuidaoei«r<br />
just hall—titosc Taffeta Plaids<br />
loTElouse Waists. Very likely<br />
h* b f<br />
better for<br />
than if silk worms<br />
that use<br />
furnished<br />
, p ; , p<br />
Meat: lohnW, Smith, s^ete^ary; and<br />
Ik R. Thorns, teEganier,<br />
Tbe (Talon Transfer Company y *|*<br />
«W appreciated by those whs make<br />
<strong>of</strong>luiikdlUiea, li diminishes U*<br />
<strong>of</strong> travel t*ry considerably<br />
buds <strong>of</strong> thb<br />
company wd to have it delivered to<br />
Inideatinatfsn In good order, trltboot<br />
the neeeslty for bntmring a single<br />
tnomgfat upon It, and at a east which Is<br />
trifling when compared<br />
which &»<br />
ith the an-<br />
Within s sbort time after the<br />
very<strong>of</strong> the fire a Urge number <strong>of</strong> sor<br />
trttlsene, armed with<br />
l<br />
John A. English, proprietor <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Traynaore, dadioua <strong>of</strong> showing his ap-<br />
predation <strong>of</strong> ihe aetlati <strong>of</strong> OOF dUsftna<br />
In protecting hto botel from <strong>On</strong>s Mandaj<br />
last, bn piaented the<br />
fire company with • f 10 bill<br />
their Rumtmt and hints ibat<br />
The committee <strong>of</strong> arrangements tor<br />
thf mx&m held at J.T. Price's wish to<br />
* fender* vote <strong>of</strong> thanks to Mr. and Mm.<br />
Oafry O. Btselman and their assistants<br />
'r In thf «»nent nmsie rendered st that<br />
' mctabk, and *!» to all other friends<br />
,WbeattI*t#d In tbe entertainment.<br />
utlpltmeBt, were en the scene gad done<br />
noble work In einflning the Qame8 to<br />
the bnildlng la which they itarted.<br />
Owing to the iDBamniable Baton <strong>of</strong><br />
the materials used In the srastRteUon<br />
<strong>of</strong> the anHl and the had waf galnal<br />
by the fl» before discovery, the content*<br />
<strong>of</strong> the boildlog were eonsnmed.<br />
I, G. Adams, <strong>of</strong> Atlantic <strong>City</strong>, owner<br />
<strong>of</strong> the e&rowl, bad had the building<br />
newly painted this spring, besides giv-<br />
ing the rnachlnery a complete o?er-<br />
haullng. His Ion ii f 15.000, with an<br />
insoraaoe <strong>of</strong> W)00. The danuge done<br />
totheTrayrnQrewtn Mmsfint to about<br />
|20O, tod the dty'a ]sa Is In the neigh,<br />
borbood<strong>of</strong> |60.<br />
Tbtowaatbe moat dlnAttna ftjnfls.<br />
every fiber. Silk and Wool<br />
so periccflyput together that<br />
the goodness <strong>of</strong> each shows at<br />
the best. Handsome as they<br />
are, they 1 II seem handsomer<br />
when you know the price—#i<br />
instead <strong>of</strong> $1.50. Seven<br />
styles, 39 inches.<br />
Natfy blue Serges are may*<br />
be quickest steppers just now<br />
from the counters <strong>of</strong> Summery<br />
Woolen stuffs.<br />
At «s« a good SO*quality, 3S in,<br />
At 50e,» good aOe qnjjiiy, 3i in.<br />
At SOe, a gooJ 7Se qBAlity, 60 ia.<br />
At 7MC, a food 85s qn*lHj, 46 fa,<br />
At Ufa a good it W qnali^ri f0 fa, 8<br />
At •LQQ* good *mi QUfclity, 66 in.<br />
At 9L%% a good fl,GO qaaflfcr, 54 in.<br />
Navy blue comes laughing<br />
to the front in that great camp<br />
<strong>of</strong> Hopsackings—those open*<br />
mesh beauties that divide favor<br />
with the<br />
88 in. E^eankiog at SQe,<br />
4Q lit Hopeaddng at tSe,<br />
48 in. Bopnekisgat #1«1,<br />
48 in. Bepnetiag at *I,ti<br />
1<br />
i<br />
87 in.<br />
SJln,<br />
15 in,<br />
SO in,<br />
Min-<br />
83 In.<br />
n,<br />
81 to 16 in.<br />
85 to 46 fa,<br />
31 to 8ft fa,<br />
tl to 36 in.<br />
K to 40 It<br />
55o<br />
65C<br />
tie<br />
Oe<br />
Me<br />
Hkr<br />
•1<br />
•&00<br />
4600<br />
t<br />
it.oo<br />
•S.3S<br />
If Cedar Chests cost no<br />
more than pine, no woman<br />
would want any other kind to<br />
pock away clothes in. Here's<br />
a carload so dose to pine<br />
prices that—well, the maker is<br />
the one that loses sleep.<br />
11x11x38 in., at t&50 eaeh,<br />
mmm la,, at Sfrso b<br />
are now<br />
suitable for use<br />
summer<br />
oriy<br />
5nrX^??r*t=5=<br />
gntlaa which baa ever wUl ted <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong>, »od only the «omid one in ten<br />
yean, The place wu opened for the<br />
«aeon on Hatnrday nlgbt,«n4 u no<br />
fire had bees, in or around the building<br />
noee lost time, muiy think It was <strong>of</strong><br />
Incendiary origin. Aemrdlng to Mr,<br />
WUuam H, Elwell, who recently r»<br />
df tbeW.J, R,<br />
B.4W agEDt mt Otma dtyt spent several<br />
dajnlaatwees: InvIaiUng eld Meodi fn<br />
fakb and vicinity, pievlaos to his<br />
b<br />
r *- —, p ^<br />
WOaop, who lately<br />
was-jD|»d by J. M,<br />
aeeonnt, the fin itwtod on<br />
the ostslde <strong>of</strong> the building bet the<br />
ocean, and gained entrance to the I •-<br />
Hldelbrongn the window In hto n»ra.<br />
The place <strong>of</strong> amugenuot was one <strong>of</strong><br />
the mort popnlar In town, ind ib lou<br />
trill be felt by all, Hr, Adanu will<br />
comnKnoe rebntWing at oo«, '<br />
U<strong>of</strong>ortdnately the Traymore Hotel,<br />
owned by J. A, English, <strong>of</strong> Miiadei.<br />
phja, had been Dsderfeins repalre last<br />
week, and In coneeqtiegee the water<br />
pifstarougboat the boildlnff were db-<br />
CODOCCtrt, and the appliance! for flgbt-<br />
tag fire, with which It ia<br />
Dress Goods people say no<br />
such <strong>Jun</strong>e bargains <strong>of</strong> Cottons<br />
and all the Summery stuffs<br />
were ever before <strong>of</strong>fered*<br />
Finest Hreneh Sateen made<br />
thu seamn, at Me in-<br />
stead <strong>of</strong>STm*<br />
Lovely% cool Seoleh Crepes<br />
that were SO and 00c?<br />
pp, see how that Bicycle<br />
fairly flies I<br />
Mote the name—Atalanta<br />
likely as not. There isn't a<br />
lighter-looted wheel on the<br />
market j nor a belief. And the<br />
fun <strong>of</strong> it i§ that the Atalanta is<br />
$L20 instead <strong>of</strong> $150!<br />
y, g p<br />
<strong>of</strong> customers, and comtorteble arm dam m.<br />
pleasant resting places after the fen^e<br />
waiting tor fHends, CourteouiLOTp^<br />
to render service or Impart inf<strong>of</strong>mitioB tsif#wn<br />
Buflet in i ^ ^ | ! ! ^ ?<br />
(JCEAN err<br />
X Moral<br />
Seaside<br />
Resoi<br />
Not Excelled<br />
as a<br />
Health Resfcoi<br />
Finest facilities for<br />
ence <strong>of</strong> customtrs who do not wBh tp<br />
luncheon, a doorway on the second floor Ie^into Mosebaen s<br />
Restaurant. •<br />
Binrdes <strong>of</strong> any other make<br />
you choose=-#i 8 to # 150, A<br />
few 1892 Safeties at very little<br />
price,<br />
JOHN WAKAMAKER*<br />
HEWtTA.f.SWTH, LHOfMOTHMl,<br />
•OB •••UHT *¥I.<br />
Dim &I, L J.<br />
the pnel-<br />
p, y cpe e pel<br />
don <strong>of</strong> agat at Anton, and in the<br />
Nla0U» ROb, over Uw B»d.<br />
, intbeWlo4yCltyrarBorseUrDe,t«]dDg<br />
Jntbv^ocM^BOfaiMi<br />
<strong>of</strong> Intent, after which they win Jtsve<br />
fte-penveriCbtondo.<br />
Mr, Stall has left behind hlrn warm<br />
b^ bis genial<br />
eqnipped, esald not be gotten into<br />
operation tor jmrne time after the alam<br />
bad been glren, Mr, English expreBMd<br />
himself as* much pleased with the ef-<br />
fortj pnt forth to mwe his property, and<br />
di h<br />
^ printed<br />
IBjmmBdc,<br />
20c Bathh at We.<br />
That's the news from coun-<br />
ter to counter* '<br />
just as welcome words from<br />
the Woolsny stuffs—like the<br />
AIUwooI French Crepe at ^oc;<br />
lately a quick seller at fi,<br />
Sevunteen s<strong>of</strong>t ihades,<br />
, Or the tSc Challis, those<br />
Cotton-and-Wool beauties that<br />
have proved such favorites,<br />
M l<br />
SMITH ft THORN,<br />
Market St., Eighth St,<br />
: 5ai!in|lGunnjn«iete<br />
The Liquor Traffic and its'<br />
kindred evils are forever pro-<br />
hibited by deed.<br />
Every lover <strong>of</strong> Temperance^]<br />
and Morals should combine to<br />
help us.<br />
In All H*<br />
•us.<br />
Terra Cotta Pipe,<br />
' WBalcaala aad Reuui,<br />
IfaHroad<br />
B, B<br />
aq4 PBifbrm coorKsy (a HU With whom<br />
he ws» brought In contact while fn toe<br />
•fifrkp at toe West Jersey Ballnwl,<br />
-whose kindest w^beswlU fblferw hint<br />
Trbmteww hjalntaat* may lead blm to<br />
'V*'.<br />
bm prepared n grand pro-<br />
tbesnmniB?, Bey. Bishop<br />
A. Andrew*, D, D.; U^B., will<br />
30$h, and<br />
M. W»Weo, D.D,<br />
•* WinFp»sjch^anday, Angnst 30th, Her,<br />
*"- s * d ** 1 *• most elo-<br />
p p y ,<br />
to letDTO ihanlu b* ail Wnoaa><br />
utsted iu fighting toe fire. He wade a<br />
*»n What ion to the<br />
fin company.<br />
AB last Sunday was the day wt apart<br />
by the Methodist Chnreh at large M tbs<br />
occasion npon which to give over the<br />
eJcercteea endre to the children, the First<br />
M, B. Charch <strong>of</strong> this place had an ex-<br />
llent programme arranged in whlefa<br />
the flanday-«bool BChoUrs look the<br />
heliotrope and Nile green<br />
timings.<br />
Women 1 s Outing Brims*<br />
New shapes, new features,<br />
new elegancies almost every<br />
day* When a style becomes<br />
a bit passe we let the newer<br />
ones crowd it to one side.<br />
8 15 a Utfn ftslli.<br />
BaSsm<br />
soi<br />
iBpa<br />
9«Q«U<br />
StOBDART'S ^<br />
Some Special Values in SeasmaNt Cotim Goods,,<br />
Ot^ndy<br />
i\ Biri<br />
aH<br />
Printed PiioiedSwUm 90e;<br />
Printed l>iniillHi,2Sc; ^<br />
feiatrineOrfpBdla?<br />
dy Oorf* Printei, lOe? ^ae lie,<br />
Birine <strong>On</strong>dlae BiuUn^ btaek grounda, in UWna Bilfe<br />
ISiu; value iJte, '<br />
Sed iwlsii, Se, %% 3Se, «e. All new lob tori spenid,<br />
Ha^Fil^RobB,whltiiawnffi,OOpe?I»fjftIprtttrn,<br />
All Over Embroidered Bwines, also embroJdered on edges<br />
i d e 6 i<br />
e i ! , r y r i ^ ._, u_ ^<br />
ludla lawn Robta, btacJt ptraud with white enbroldery,<br />
^" W/nSte "spseiaf^e this week <strong>of</strong> LADIES* ETON<br />
BUlm W.K in lis.00 aeli, 8r«U «Jat at ism ETON<br />
JACKET, witb China Silk Vat Front, making the Suit esnptete<br />
witlioui additional waist. In them we efler tne bat suit value*<br />
in the niafket,<br />
THI STODDART COMPANY,<br />
Tli* w Nmi mm* wr? osiai nim, =<br />
44S* 4lSOtia^ II. 24 «TM Pni LAD El,PHI A.<br />
1 ? " • " * " • " " • " ' * " •<br />
Thechnreh waabaatlfledwIUj potted<br />
plants and evergreen*, and the Ameri-<br />
can flag bad a posspjeuons phwe In the<br />
V-3*<br />
E, Adams, one <strong>of</strong><br />
inoj^ stoanent divlnea, will<br />
d Jl 2d<br />
Rer. W. A, Maney was atrisled In<br />
the morning service by Revs, £, W,<br />
Bartfne, B. H. Banderiln and E, B,<br />
fbe eunp^eeUng will<br />
Hefore the senson, Mx children were<br />
presented for oapUno, «B follows:<br />
Parker and Eugene Scott Miller, chil-<br />
dren* <strong>of</strong> Simeon B. and Barab A. Miller;<br />
Joseph and Leroy Moray, children <strong>of</strong><br />
Mr. and Mn, J. K, Morey; Either<br />
Osrhait, daogbter <strong>of</strong> Hr. and Mn,<br />
iamnel Garnart, and Amy M, Voss,<br />
dangtiler<strong>of</strong> John and IibaleV«B, After<br />
ttrong<strong>of</strong> pee&li<br />
Jtar, tn|*;aoelal Inn<br />
"•-"• t f J<br />
this JmpreHlve ceremony, Her. Masny<br />
dellfcred a short sermon,<br />
Tbe vocal exercises <strong>of</strong> tbe morning<br />
under chargsW a donbleqasrtetiB<br />
<strong>of</strong> Miss Jenniu Massy mad<br />
Hrm, JR, Cortls Robinson, soprano; Miss<br />
BfaUIeea^lIlBtMisrle Barley and Min<br />
Alioaltuuey, alto; H, H, Luke, tenor<br />
and organist; Joseph Champion, butt,<br />
the "Sandown" i§<br />
at the front—<strong>of</strong> white Sail<br />
Cloth or navy blue Serge, The<br />
daintiest Outing Suit yet<br />
shown,, Alter the Eton style,<br />
somewhat j but with a broad<br />
flaring collar entirely differ-<br />
ent from anything yet shown.<br />
Another newness is the<br />
London Cutaway-Coat Suit,<br />
Then, too, there are new<br />
combinations in Lawns, Ging-<br />
hams and what not <strong>of</strong> the sea-<br />
sonable stuffs.<br />
The assortment <strong>of</strong> Serge<br />
Eton Suits was never com-<br />
$6, #8.50, £io» $12,<br />
white<br />
large<br />
in<br />
SSBpra<br />
LTTMGBE Aim WABifjHoTeif.'* <br />
«im AiiuiifeChj wtctDM<br />
BE<br />
if ^<br />
i<br />
1<br />
Stoves, HeaterSjRangea,<br />
PUMPS, SIUK8»«C*t<br />
r. Fourth Street and Wett Avenue,<br />
OOEAN OttY,' N. J.<br />
All<br />
M i\<br />
HCCLUSC A CO.,<br />
WCCim AND CHEMISTS<br />
ure rugs, UherabslB,<br />
PaUot Hedldnes, Faints, Oils, «?l&<br />
3<br />
DIRECTLY OKTHP<br />
GREAT BARGAINS<br />
IN SPRING AND SUMMER<br />
B, OEBLACH<br />
Qw*j, Witches, JewdiV* Oitmondt,<br />
Y- CORSON,<br />
.'7<br />
t ADA1SI ML,<br />
'<br />
ATUHTIO ill.<br />
i -t- *»1-»—J 01,<br />
THDS8DAY, JUKE lflf 1898.<br />
We ahali be glad to nodn itemi <strong>of</strong><br />
d i t l f i t t<br />
to<br />
mm where,<br />
ftftmm<br />
and our naslm<br />
il<strong>of</strong>ttiona shobld be ao><br />
(he full ninie and ad><br />
1 writer, not neDessarilj for<br />
BHbUcaUQB, bat a guarantee <strong>of</strong> good<br />
IEWB,<br />
GUbert JBmleyand wifearesQinnced<br />
in a GtriMI aftnse eottage, •<br />
Mre. W. W, Calmore, <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia,<br />
is viaitirig Mends In tnto city,<br />
AssHBor Ludlam ta golog the rounds<br />
1ng hla tiw duplicate foi 1883^<br />
Miw Maggie Murdoch la speridirjg •<br />
fleaaon with her parents In thb city.<br />
Mra. William Shriver to entertaining<br />
BueMs tt her oottngs on Aebury sveuue,<br />
Kev. J. L, Landii, editor <strong>of</strong> the Mil!«<br />
vlHejiatarprtee, was here on Batnrday,<br />
Mre, WlinSnTJoneris occopying her<br />
A*E,AKTIC<br />
rt«tn<br />
POIIft,<br />
—At the ba«e <strong>of</strong> a giant oak cut dowb<br />
by GoUDOlIman Btuth an Indian toma-<br />
hawk and numerous flint arrow-heads<br />
were found.<br />
Mra, Buhama lepil to visiting hef<br />
daughter, Sylvia Rlsley, at Pleasant*<br />
Aabury avenue eoltage tot a short<br />
SOB*<br />
Qharleg Una will open hlflmerry-go.<br />
round on Saturday esoplpg tor the aea-<br />
• o n , ' :. • • '• " • • • • :<br />
; • ; •<br />
neorge O, Adams la ereetlug a cot-<br />
onUentral avetiue, nuth <strong>of</strong> Hlnth<br />
Japhet Champton is building a large<br />
Mrs. Enaeh Ohamplon IB<br />
ing. '<br />
iSAVIBW. ;<br />
Tho Indies' Aid <strong>of</strong> Bettni Church<br />
will hold a picnic on Saturday neit<br />
Miss Cora Albertson baa returned<br />
from Atlantic <strong>City</strong> for the summer,<br />
Mr. arid Mrs, Jetliro AJbertson en-<br />
tertalned a number <strong>of</strong> friends ftom At-<br />
lantlo Oltv lait Sunday.<br />
Clarenee Ajbertaon toependlnga week<br />
flfe^ni parade,'Th^ returrMd on<br />
Wednesday, after having visited Mn<br />
L, f B son and daughter, who reside there.<br />
Mis Wbeaton received a choice moon<br />
flower vine «nd Alia Lewis a passion<br />
Sower_vine from Philadelphia, the gift<br />
<strong>of</strong> Mrs. Abram iagne-<br />
Gantam Zepbentab Staelman, <strong>of</strong><br />
Philadelphia, was the guest <strong>of</strong> hi*<br />
brother, William SteeUnan, and etater,<br />
MTh S<br />
E, T. Clinton and family, <strong>of</strong> Phll&.<br />
delphfa, are located In a Cetitral avenue<br />
cottage.<br />
Mis, James Dlokson and family, <strong>of</strong><br />
Philadelphia, ate occupying tbelr Oea-<br />
tnl avenue cottage.<br />
E, A, Bourgeois and wife and H. G.<br />
Steelmra and wife visited relaUves at<br />
Bitellvtlle OQ Sunday. •<br />
H. B, Adams & Co. have rented Mrs.<br />
M, Hteelinati'fl Bniall cottagete Thomas<br />
llowen,<strong>of</strong>BridgBton,<br />
A, F, Eryin, <strong>of</strong> Phllftdelphta, baa his<br />
family domiciled In a Central avenue<br />
Cottage for the summer.<br />
. After this lane the card <strong>of</strong> Dr<br />
on oar Brit page, Will md "Howard<br />
^Seed, Ph. G,t WSk," efe ;<br />
Uhariia Wick sad family, <strong>of</strong> Phila-<br />
delphia, in quartered at a Wealey<br />
avBDue eotUge far tbe mama.<br />
Joseph F. Haod has the contract for<br />
puttlDg down the piling on the bay<br />
Aunt for the electric (allread,<br />
Mn J, H, Christ and family, <strong>of</strong> PhlU<br />
adelpbla, aredomleiled in their Uentral<br />
avenue oottage for the season,<br />
W, AlianChirT and faml^<strong>of</strong> PUla-<br />
deipbiM, have eogaged noms at the<br />
IlrlglitOD for tbe entire season,<br />
R, M, ThompBon and family are<br />
pleaflanUy located, in tbilt bay frout<br />
enttafs, north point syndicate,: •<br />
Dr.J. W» Tbatober baa his famlty<br />
domiciled In their O$ean avenue cot-<br />
tage fnj ai few weeks* recreation,<br />
J. C, (Joiey and fanally, <strong>of</strong> CAmden,<br />
are located hi tbflJr eotUge, at Fourw<br />
teentb stftet arid Asbury ftvecuo,<br />
witb his gnndbthef,<br />
LISWOOD,<br />
Captain Joseph Merret has rented his<br />
cottage to a Phlladolphia j^rty.<br />
Mrs. KateSnaHnon, <strong>of</strong> Atlantic <strong>City</strong>,<br />
her daughter, Mn, J, O, Hires, <strong>of</strong><br />
thla place Monday<br />
Sfflitb, formerly<br />
PBlenno,<br />
visiting relatives.<br />
Mt?. Captain John<br />
<strong>of</strong> this plaw^bnt now <strong>of</strong> Palermo, Is<br />
very alck witb walking typhoid fever.<br />
Captain L O, Adame Is building an<br />
addition to his rwldence,<br />
Mra, John Iretand'a broken arm la<br />
mending nicely.<br />
FORT<br />
Mn, Lydta Adjamj, <strong>of</strong> this place, dls*<br />
tlngulshed herself Friday by killing a<br />
mad dog! The animal had previously<br />
bitten the beret <strong>of</strong> John W. Johnson,<br />
several dogs and & dozeu canlnea at<br />
Smlthvllle and deeds' Point. Mre,<br />
Adam«, fearing the mad dag might<br />
bite some person, loaded her gun and<br />
started In puwuit, BhoovertfiQt the<br />
rabtd animal at Leede? Potut and dis><br />
patched it with one shot Two other<br />
dogs showing symptoms <strong>of</strong> hydropho-<br />
bia were killed at <strong>Ocean</strong>vJUe a few days<br />
ago. Absalom Hlgbee, <strong>of</strong> our Board ot<br />
Mre,Thompeopf on<br />
Ohildred'B Day was selebrated in the<br />
Bethel M, E, Chnreh on Sonday after-<br />
noon ud evening with appropriate<br />
iervleee, consUting<strong>of</strong> singing, reading<br />
and recltatlosi. In the afternoon the<br />
pastor, JRev, John Warthajsn, delivered<br />
an addnsB on the design <strong>of</strong> the day,<br />
and in the evening Bev. Joseph Oator-<br />
berry, <strong>of</strong> the M. P. Church, delivered a<br />
CA1»»<br />
ffeer*<br />
. 1 J M Ctonvsr'fl Bmali reur<br />
' Asbury avenue hftk been renled tbrougb<br />
the agency <strong>of</strong> fl, B. Adanls A Co,<br />
Dr, Q5 W. UrqubMt baa taken eeoii-<br />
paiicy <strong>of</strong> a oottage on A&bury avenue,<br />
between Seventh and Eighth streets,<br />
MH, J. A. Guldin, <strong>of</strong> Pottflvtlle, Fa,,<br />
htm reuted Robert Fisher's cottage, cor-<br />
net Seventh Btreet and Wedley avenue,<br />
Thomas lba# aoi wife an ocenpy-<br />
Ipg their Flith street oottage after hav-<br />
ing spent the winter in Philadelphia,<br />
' * Harry Chandler, <strong>of</strong> Viueland, wbo<br />
recenUy pnrchiied a Wsley avenue<br />
wsttage,I hii taken up his' mldena<br />
heM,<br />
Rev. Daniel B. Harris, Presiding I<br />
der, <strong>of</strong> LHunOep dbtrlot, wai In tblf<br />
city Sattifday ftDewltif old acquaint-<br />
inees, ; "'. '• *' '•''. ',,.<br />
Mm. Edgar Btokea, <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia,<br />
Health, has ordered ail bitten doga to<br />
be chained and killed seeoouaathey<br />
show any signs <strong>of</strong> being mad.<br />
HAMMOSTOH.<br />
<strong>On</strong>e thousand Italians, mostly from<br />
hltadelplilai are employed hereduring<br />
the berry and fruit Heason and Saturday<br />
they had a Jolly, pidnls after theshlp-<br />
meots for the day. Among the, parti?<br />
clpssts ware two AjnerleauB, whu had<br />
bwndrlnklDg freely, Tbey became In><br />
volved In a quarrel with the Italians<br />
and during the melee one <strong>of</strong> the berry<br />
plotters shot Charles Booy In the arm.<br />
Tlie aOalf eame Dear<br />
Mnt, as tbe Italians<br />
aijd are dam<br />
Is Interfered<br />
lnatlng in a<br />
after<br />
feared tnitpjby w!<br />
possibly hit life, as It<br />
tUe<br />
avenue.<br />
B.<br />
oil<br />
Tayior, ,ef Beverly,<br />
i'U<br />
has<br />
, <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia, bas<br />
b d<br />
tented a cottage en Fburth street and<br />
b» taken occupancy <strong>of</strong> it tor ma<br />
mer months, •-. *<br />
Mre J.B. MeCnltongb, <strong>of</strong><br />
pbla, was In thto cl^ on Tuesday look-<br />
ing aftBr, her new cottage which Is<br />
John B. Ulement, <strong>of</strong> Pbtladelphla,<br />
has rented MB, Jame« Thatoher'B cot-<br />
tage, Thirteenth etPpet and Asbury<br />
avenue, through the agency J<br />
Rublnnon,<br />
Bav. W. F, ^ . f<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Young PenpleV Meeting at this<br />
' place tbls year, and all who remember<br />
how eBtnuslistiG they were last year<br />
wUlijwit to enjoy<br />
The fnnefal <strong>of</strong> Bebeoea Adatns took<br />
place and Satuttlay was targil^ attended<br />
The Her\'iceB were held In Mt, Pleasant<br />
M, P, CbuFeb, Bev. J, Angelow and<br />
Rev, J, h.' Watson <strong>of</strong>ficiated. After<br />
the Bermdn by Rev, J, Angelow, pastor<br />
<strong>of</strong>thecbnrchjftev.'J, I*, Watson who<br />
had been ber pastor seven! yearn ago,<br />
spoke very feelingly <strong>of</strong> his relations<br />
with her and <strong>of</strong> herchriatian character,<br />
and when tie spoke <strong>of</strong> her motherly acts<br />
the audience wu moved to tears. She<br />
sleeps In the churchyard at Mt. Pleas-<br />
'spay 9iswi^swer« eBiebra-<br />
tod Sunday last in both the' Mt, Pins^<br />
ant and St, Join's M, F, Churches<br />
Tbs«udi«Twtf were large au4 the pro-<br />
retntuett bbrae<br />
fear past resided. He will speiM abmo<br />
weefcfl with his motber and friend^<br />
William Anplow has* been" tran*.<br />
retted ftott tbe nlRht freight to " " "-<br />
feilght<br />
Hantto Frambes, <strong>of</strong> Fort, Be-<br />
public, Is spending a fewdajs tr|At-<br />
lantlsUiiy/-=>_•=' '- "':' - }-r $ :<br />
Mrs. Sylvia Rialey entertained qnlte<br />
a number <strong>of</strong> EagUah Creek friends on<br />
Sbnday. ' • V<br />
A large amount <strong>of</strong> Fleasantvllte mat'<br />
ter is unavoidably crowded out <strong>of</strong> thla<br />
issne.<br />
tresh dru^ or wd* wate<br />
William A* Hapahan, well-known in<br />
<strong>City</strong>; p^opfleW<strong>of</strong> tb^ laming<br />
,'W|iS married on Sunday<br />
f Abl<br />
P*-,<br />
Bmllf sMGhnuita^.<strong>of</strong>-;<br />
byKev. E. Page Htltee, <strong>of</strong> Utpe<br />
Children's Day w»r observed at the<br />
Freebyteriau Church on Sunday morn-<br />
£ft>f # dlrectlou <strong>of</strong>'tttss<br />
f<br />
on Foreign uiatsnir<br />
Evan IL Jeflrlea and family, <strong>of</strong> At-<br />
lantio Olty.afe^lBlHng bis parents,Wll-<br />
Uam Jeffries and wlft,<br />
MM Hannah Jeflttaj wan horued by<br />
a oow last Thursday.<br />
„ John filackmaa Is very poorly,<br />
Ella, daughter <strong>of</strong> Walter Jefftles, tell<br />
out <strong>of</strong> a swing Wednesday afternoon<br />
and broke ber aim,<br />
4TLASTIO CJ1TV,<br />
HemnUleAppnlser W. D, Rich, <strong>of</strong><br />
this city, la bdthewd over theappljca-<br />
tioos <strong>of</strong> the pmprletora <strong>of</strong> the slot hone><br />
racing and dloe/throwlngmachines for<br />
license in oompllaaee with tbe ordl-<br />
aauos taxing "slot machine*," Prose-<br />
cutor Ferry nays they are pirns <strong>of</strong><br />
chance and tbe Appraiser looks upon<br />
them as Innocent amiuements. Tbe<br />
<strong>City</strong> Solicitor has been asked for his<br />
opinion, and meanwhile the machines<br />
have suspended operations.<br />
The delegates from this counly to the<br />
annual convention <strong>of</strong> the State Medical<br />
Society are Drt. Boardman Reed, J, A,<br />
Joy, A, D, Oujfeadsn, W, SL Pollard, <strong>of</strong><br />
this city; P, H, Boysen, <strong>of</strong> Egg Harbor<br />
<strong>City</strong>, and Job Boinerfi, <strong>of</strong> Lin wood.<br />
William Fleming, an old-time Phlla*<br />
delphla poiltlcbm, and for many years<br />
ahotelkeeper In this city, died Tburis-<br />
day. He leaves a widow and several<br />
children.<br />
Trouble In the dining room <strong>of</strong> tbe<br />
fashioaable Wludsor Hotel was occa-<br />
aloned Friday evening by the entire<br />
carps <strong>of</strong> colored waiters going out on a<br />
strike, Then wen over one hundred<br />
gueyti ID the house, and considerable<br />
Inconvenience resulted from the con-<br />
certed movement, <strong>of</strong> wblob tbe <strong>of</strong>fice<br />
bid no Intimation until tbe dining<br />
room doers were opened for the wiving<br />
<strong>of</strong>dltmtr. The set vies was conducted<br />
by an Improvised corps. Head Clerk<br />
Towcaenil had dlscbarfed one <strong>of</strong> the<br />
waiters tor cause, and tbe others de-<br />
manded his reinstatement, which was<br />
refused, G, Jason Waters, the propri*<br />
etor, was at his other hotel, Devon Iun,<br />
when the trouble occurred,<br />
Tbe city authorities bsve aUrted a<br />
crusade agalnflt gasoline B to vea,<br />
tbe fourth ssasoti nee <strong>of</strong> the Corin •<br />
thin Yacht Club was held Baturdaj',<br />
The Georgia, Alert, Ivle, Alberto, Dot,<br />
Erica, Lillias, Tulnta, Wbll, Wasp,<br />
Valkyrie, Bay, Viking and Bonlta<br />
started. Captain George Gale, <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Qeargie, brought his boat It) first, his<br />
time being 1 hour, 32 minutes and 49<br />
secouds. Tbe Bonita was second, In 1<br />
hour, 14 minutes and 35 seooudi, with<br />
the Alberta third, In 1 hour, 14 minutes<br />
and 49 eeoonds. The course m eight<br />
miles In length.<br />
Mayor Wfiiard Wright started MOD-<br />
day on a protracted trip to the moun-<br />
tains for bis health, .<br />
A colored man, giving bis name as<br />
ThebandsoDie newsesalde ^<br />
at Wlldwood, 6n Five Mile Beach, was<br />
destroyed by fin at 1 o'clock Sunday<br />
morntng, together with the contents.<br />
The lew la placed at 1^600, on Which<br />
then was no Insurance, The structure<br />
was owned by Allen Watteni, <strong>of</strong> frank<br />
ford. Pa,<br />
Captain Daniel Inland was in Phila-<br />
delphia on Monday,<br />
Harry Lee and John Peterson went<br />
to AUantle <strong>City</strong> Monday on business.<br />
Captain Mauncs P, Godfrey and Hiss<br />
Annie Marshall, <strong>of</strong> MarBhallvlIIe, were<br />
mother on the 6th lost.<br />
Horace Lee, wife and son spent Sun-<br />
day with his brother, Samuel Lee, at<br />
Eldora, .<br />
John Lie, son <strong>of</strong> Captain James Lee,<br />
recently fell from the masthead <strong>of</strong> a<br />
vessel and was severely hurt, but fbrtu><br />
nately so bones were broken.<br />
Children's^ at theM,E,ChUHSh<br />
wasagrandaflalr.<br />
Mis. nitlenhouse, <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia, is<br />
vlnltlng her sister, Mrs, Anthoay Bteel-<br />
mau,<br />
Mrs. Dr. Madden and family is visit<br />
ing her father, Captain T, Weeks,<br />
Mrs, Rebecca, Hslnts and Mrs, Emma<br />
Wells, <strong>of</strong> Bridgeton, is visiting Mis.<br />
Edmond Taylor,<br />
Irwln Shaw, <strong>of</strong> Beavllle, spent Sun-<br />
day here among ftleuda.<br />
Mrs. Ward iUIle spent last week with<br />
her sister, Mrs, Lorenio Smith, at El-<br />
dora,<br />
A Bon.in-law <strong>of</strong> Mr. Adams, who was<br />
killed In Washington by the falling <strong>of</strong><br />
the building used by tbe.aovenimeut<br />
for the transaction <strong>of</strong> Its perislon bush<br />
ness, was Interred in the cemetery at<br />
this place Monday, The body was<br />
brought here Baturday,<br />
Samuel Champion, <strong>of</strong> Millvilte, was<br />
here on Monday,<br />
Rev, B, I, Gamp, tbe Presbyterian<br />
minister, was married on the 8th Inst,<br />
to a Wilmington, Del,, lady. The re-<br />
ception took place on Saturday at the<br />
residence <strong>of</strong> Mis. Joseph gheppard, thla<br />
plaee,<br />
Dr, Yorkes, the dentist, and Miss<br />
Emma Baker were married on Satur-<br />
day at the residence <strong>of</strong> Mrs. Joseph<br />
Bhoppard by Hev. D. 1, Camp,<br />
Captain T, Weeks and Mrs, Anthony<br />
Bteetman attended the railroad trial In<br />
Camden last week,<br />
Osboru CorsoB, <strong>of</strong> O«au)Clty, spent<br />
Bunday With friends ia. this place.<br />
The Jnna meeting ot Cbundl Was held<br />
on Friday Evening, Mayor Moore Irfthe<br />
chair and CouncIlmenODtsonlCanfleld,<br />
Hand and Steelman preeent, J __<br />
Themlnutn <strong>of</strong> the •ajKi<strong>of</strong>ltrmast<br />
ing were read and approved,<br />
The cotnmlttee on securing piling for<br />
board wait and wharf reported program<br />
A.D.Stiatpwasawarded the contract<br />
for renoving the garb ige this season.<br />
The paving committee reported pro*<br />
Bills'to the amount <strong>of</strong> 11867,94 were<br />
read and ordered paid,<br />
A communication asklug for a lamp<br />
at Fifth street and AUantle avenue was<br />
read and laid over for further coni|der><br />
atlon, ,<br />
J. C, Steelman and A, 1). Bbarp were<br />
ssjpted aa DSCU rity for the garbage con-<br />
tractor. • "<br />
Tbe commtttee on paving Was !n-<br />
etructed to put down flagstone crossings<br />
at Seventh aud Eighth streets.<br />
Councilman Can Held was added to<br />
the committee to purchase pillhgr The<br />
eoTamltteewMlflStructedtoputBeventb<br />
street wharf In order.<br />
The Mayor and Clerk were Instructed<br />
to Issue duplicate note 10 H, Gerlach for<br />
HOW, and to take sffldavlt <strong>of</strong> Mr. Qer-<br />
lach that old note was lost, and further<br />
that tbe Borough would not be held FB><br />
aponsible for its payment should it be<br />
found, .<br />
A communication requesting Council<br />
to brush and cut grass on Gentral avenue<br />
about two hundred fett north <strong>of</strong> Third<br />
street was read and discussed. Council-<br />
man Canileld was Appointed to attend<br />
to the matter.<br />
William Lake, H, Relnhart and R.<br />
H, Thorn wore appointed to receive flre<br />
apparatus upon Its arrival and turn the<br />
same over to the fife company.<br />
Council adjourned to meet on Friday<br />
evening, <strong>Jun</strong>e Sid.<br />
WM, R. ELLIOTT<br />
Sue«aaor to MRS. R.MORBI<br />
Groceries, Provisions,<br />
CANNED GOODS,<br />
and O1.A8SW ARE,<br />
Ho. 914 AsbnryAw©*» :<br />
OGIAN OITY,:N..J.<br />
Biinimer vfsllow are assiired <strong>of</strong> ef=<br />
flolaatJervJce..ffeHb goods and Phlla-<br />
delphla prices, .<br />
Now is the Time<br />
James Jones, was arrested Sunday night<br />
on a charge <strong>of</strong> Incendiarism. The<br />
charge was made by Mre, John T«n-<br />
with, <strong>of</strong> We Seaview ExeuriioB House,<br />
juet below Chelsea, Hhe says she was<br />
the porch when she noticed<br />
the darkey acting suspiciously. She<br />
kept her eye on him until he.,crept<br />
under the porch floor, a short distance<br />
ort She then summoned an <strong>of</strong>Bcer,<br />
and together they found Janet endea*<br />
wring to Ignite a pile <strong>of</strong> wood which<br />
he had collected with the evident Intea-<br />
Uon <strong>of</strong> flring the buUdlng, He fell<br />
back in tenor at Use approach <strong>of</strong> the<br />
, bat prompUy obeyed thilatter^s<br />
Command to come from under the plat-<br />
form. He was taken to the <strong>City</strong>-Hall<br />
in a patrol wagon, <<br />
Thi1 License and Police Committee <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong> Council are holding midnight Bes><br />
sions examining signatures to license<br />
applications. Many <strong>of</strong> the applications,<br />
It Is alleged, contain bogus and dupl<br />
cate signatures,<br />
I wlfeiUrtedlfor<br />
tne World's Fair oh Tuesaayi" They<br />
will be gone about a month.<br />
5 ^hers |H qnittls dlflcrene^ <strong>of</strong> opinion<br />
between some <strong>of</strong> our Ooupdlmen arid<br />
Wo»lEierclBBBIundeFtiieleiideiship<br />
whohwbwn au annpal vislto faeie<br />
' ior miiov 5fe*w. to With m agaltf t» fe-<br />
SBalnnDtiitbeoioH<br />
• ; GrW gUuy eri^y* the<br />
tUeiatWansort.<br />
•Owrne W, Htaqnll, manager for<br />
OluetttCoon * Co., Philadelphia, will<br />
: take' po«t«ton <strong>of</strong> Utm J- B. MdOuP<br />
new cottage, Wesley avenue,<br />
k<br />
O.<br />
, to* JiitftB ijlgbt pr top<br />
XMUraVAJdfBstlrai, Monej •pent there<br />
will be oaad In a good »peetsdonaneis\!<br />
The qnlprits will be drawn andTquar-<br />
Cuptd has been playing havoc with<br />
the hearts <strong>of</strong> the young people <strong>of</strong> our<br />
town, and for the second" time within<br />
a week the tintinnabulations <strong>of</strong> the<br />
marriage bells have been heard when<br />
Miss Beulab Elliott, daughter <strong>of</strong> W, R,<br />
Elliott, nne <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>'s leading mer-<br />
chants, was led to the allar by Edward<br />
Pickering, also <strong>of</strong> ibis place, ou Thurs<br />
day evening last The wedding was a<br />
very quint one, only the bride's imme-<br />
diate family being present. The cere-<br />
mony took place at the FlmL M. EL Par-<br />
nonage, Ilev, W, A, Mawey pronounc-<br />
ing tbc words that made them man and<br />
wife. Upon the return <strong>of</strong> the wedding<br />
party to the residence <strong>of</strong> the bride's<br />
parents an elaborate luncheon was<br />
served. May tbelr journey through life<br />
be all that their fondest anticipations<br />
pictured,<br />
Re*etf ed.<br />
Y0UR<br />
at the leading Shoe Store in<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>,<br />
C. A. CAMPBELL'S,<br />
813 Anbury avmni.<br />
All the latest styles in<br />
Ladies and Gent's Shoes<br />
Gent's Flue Russet Calf, Blueher<br />
Uont's fine Calt filuoher Shoe<br />
I^adies* Fine Kid Bluober Bhoe<br />
Ladlefl* Donegal Tip Blueher Shoo<br />
Ladles' Fine Oxford Blueher Shoe<br />
d Fins Busset Oxford Shoe<br />
CBA1EES IH<br />
1 jr.<br />
, Cedar<br />
and Hemlock<br />
• '-'i<br />
BUILDING LUMBER<br />
BIIIHB, FHwriii,<br />
WWowFfiMf,,<br />
Other ityles too numerous to<br />
mention,<br />
and Lawn Tennis<br />
gg<br />
Shoes in different colors; also<br />
A genuine Kangaroo Shoe at<br />
$<br />
OWEN H. KUDER,<br />
4O8 Reventli Street,<br />
REPAIRING NEATLY D6NE.<br />
filasoii, the captain <strong>of</strong> a yacbt<br />
at liongport, teak out a party <strong>of</strong> flve<br />
Sunday morning, accompanied by a<br />
large keg <strong>of</strong> beer. After Balling about<br />
until afternoon ihe bout was noticed to<br />
eapsisw and the six oeeupsntt were<br />
tbrowa into deep water, George Clark<br />
and Jesse Camp, two boatmen, saw the<br />
accident and at once put out In a boat<br />
to the rescue. The captain, when<br />
reached, was s< Ling astride the empty<br />
beer keg, and instructed thai the others<br />
be taken in Ant Ail the men were<br />
brought safely on shore.<br />
For Hale.<br />
Fine Cottage overlooking the bay<br />
near the Steamboat Landing and gum*<br />
mer Railroad Station, Large veran-<br />
daus; street improved; electric an will<br />
run close to door. For purlieu lam apply<br />
to B( UCRTIS ROB1NBON,<br />
Oraan <strong>City</strong>, N. J.<br />
HOTEL LAFAYETTE.<br />
Delightfully lm-ated, right<br />
hB<br />
PicklU,<br />
UUi, Umt, Cimit<br />
A full supply constantly on<br />
hand, and under cover.<br />
Orders left at No. 759 As-<br />
bury avenue will receive imme-<br />
diate despatch by Telephone.<br />
iiirittr Yard iid 01CI:<br />
CITY, If. J.<br />
NO. 108 MARKET STKEET,<br />
PHILADELPHIA.<br />
rins<br />
FAMILY<br />
at>w4ii FOUirp JJI THB<br />
Full Flavored Teaa,<br />
Choice Brands <strong>of</strong> C<strong>of</strong>fee,<br />
Sugars <strong>of</strong> all Grades,<br />
Canned Fruito.<br />
Pickles, Sptccs, Ralsina, Dried<br />
Bmt, Butter and Lard.<br />
—Hami—ol:-~BestQ<br />
Weighed when Purchased y<br />
Customers, No Loss if><br />
Weight Charged to Purchaser*.<br />
Miotattty<br />
Pure<br />
A creun <strong>of</strong> tartar baking powder.<br />
Highest <strong>of</strong> all In leavening strengths<br />
Latest United Stat Government Pood<br />
Beport "' -<br />
Royal Baking Powder Co^<br />
1M WALL ST., K, V,<br />
IT*<br />
g f<br />
enbcn at ihs piejeetad flfB
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%mm<br />
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£l '<br />
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[£/".<br />
OCEAN CITY- SENTINEL.<br />
tetmtt<br />
1 1<br />
K. CtTllTIB liOBIlf SOV,<br />
SDITOB AND 1'HOrRIKTTOIL<br />
UCftAM «!¥*," MEW<br />
In*. **eh<br />
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JUNE 18, IMS.<br />
Entered M lbt> Fat* Offlw *tO«*n «lf, N, J,.<br />
ma iB*5oBd-4U» ami] guttler,,<br />
The colored people <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> will<br />
begin holding divine Bsrviees for tho<br />
Benson nest Sunday, <strong>Jun</strong>e 18th, iii<br />
-Jitafllipflngfl^HflH^oii Anbury ayenijejjg-<br />
litw Seventh street Preaching at 3,30<br />
and a30 P, M,, by lk¥, j, F, Lee, pa§ti>r.<br />
Elected.<br />
John W, smith, Alfred Nelmii and<br />
Joseph C, Butley were elected Trustee*<br />
<strong>of</strong> the M, E, Church for three yea at<br />
a meetiug bold on Tbureday evening.<br />
Immediately after the election the new<br />
Baud organized by olectlug K. C. Rob=<br />
luson, pffsldeut; j, O. Down, vice prea-<br />
Ideut; John W. Bmtiht seerateryf ant!<br />
L. It. Thomas, treasurer.<br />
The elte where tlio !iand«ome new<br />
nierry=fffrrotmtl ttii||dtnt|once ntood Is<br />
Bow=toarked only by bettt and twisted<br />
rods and filiarred tiniberfi. The flre<br />
wineli destroyed the structure was dl»-<br />
oovered about l.lfi Monday morning by<br />
If r. Keuiiey, an employee <strong>of</strong> the«tab><br />
llBlimetit who alept In the nceond story<br />
<strong>of</strong> the building. Ho was awakened by<br />
the crooking <strong>of</strong> the window panes In<br />
hln roam, catjflcd by the Intense brat,<br />
and springing from hln bed<br />
made big exit from the burning build-<br />
ItiK. Ilia eriefl <strong>of</strong> "flre, flre" awakened<br />
Elmer D, Sony, nf tlieTrayraore, whleh<br />
|H but a few feet to the WOHtnt tha de*<br />
The Union Transfer Company fa a|.<br />
wftyn appreciated by UIDHO who make<br />
UHOdf Its fuQilUtes, It dlmluiilici the<br />
dlseomfitrteef travel vary considerably<br />
io give baggage Into the hands <strong>of</strong> thin<br />
company and to have it delivered to<br />
Its destination in gasd ardor, without<br />
the necessity for bestowing n *>lugU<br />
thought upon It, sod at o cent which Ii<br />
trifling when, compared With the an<br />
i which<br />
John A. English, proprietor <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Traymore, deilroufl <strong>of</strong> showing his np><br />
preclatlon <strong>of</strong> the action <strong>of</strong> our citlzene<br />
In protecting hia hotel from lire Monday<br />
rooming laet, but presented the local<br />
flre company,with a 110 bill to assist<br />
their flnauoes, and UUHH Uiat more<br />
may follow.<br />
The committee <strong>of</strong> arT8tigeni6DU» tor<br />
the sociable held at J,T, Price's wish to<br />
tender m vote <strong>of</strong> thnnb* to Mr, and Mn,<br />
Hurry G, Stoelmaq and their assistants<br />
foi the oxcallent music rendered at that<br />
Boclabks, and alas to all other friends<br />
who assisted In the entertainment,<br />
Mlihr itilriii,<br />
Willlmn H, El well, who recently re-<br />
signed from the service <strong>of</strong> the W, J. R.<br />
K, as agent at <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, spent wveral<br />
days last week In vlalUngoId friends in<br />
this place and vicinity^ prevlaUA to his<br />
depsrture for the West<br />
Mr, Slwell left on Monday for Phlta-<br />
delphls, where he^wflsjolned^byj. 31,<br />
Wilsou, who lately occupied the po§j><br />
U <strong>of</strong> agent at Avaloo. and ID the<br />
egBuUonloQ started forCht-<br />
c$go, via Niagara Palls, over the Head,<br />
log Railroad, They intend remaining<br />
In the Windy <strong>City</strong> for seme Lime, taking<br />
In the World's Fair and visiting plaeeii<br />
<strong>of</strong> Interest, after which they will leave<br />
for Don verj Colorado. *<br />
Mr, El well has left behind him warm<br />
friends, gained by his genial mannere<br />
and anlform eourtesy to ail with whom<br />
he was brought In contact while In the<br />
aervlcv <strong>of</strong> the West Jersey Railroad,<br />
whose kindest wjanea will follow him<br />
wherever his Interests may load him to<br />
l<br />
structure, who quickly amused<br />
the Inmates <strong>of</strong> the liotcl, and seeuriug<br />
a box <strong>of</strong> new blankets from the store-<br />
room, Haturated them with water and<br />
covered tlis ro<strong>of</strong> and that portion <strong>of</strong> the<br />
hotel most exposed to the flames, thiiH<br />
Having one nf <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>'s handsomest<br />
hnsteirles.<br />
Within a iliort time after the dig*<br />
covery <strong>of</strong> the flre a large number <strong>of</strong> our<br />
citizens, armed with every conceivable<br />
implemont, wore on the ttceiio and done<br />
noble work Id confining the flames to<br />
the buildluff in wlilcb they started.<br />
Owing to the inflammable nature <strong>of</strong><br />
tho materials "nod In the conHtnieiiQii<br />
<strong>of</strong> the carousal and the head way gained<br />
by the flre before discovery, the am ten In<br />
<strong>of</strong> the building were efiiiRumed.<br />
I, Q, Adaffii, <strong>of</strong> Atlantic <strong>City</strong>, owner<br />
<strong>of</strong> the carousal, had had the building<br />
newly painted this spring, beside* giv-<br />
ing the machinery a. complete over-<br />
uayllng, Hla km ii fiS.QOQi with an<br />
Insurance <strong>of</strong> mm, Tlie damage dene<br />
to the Tfaymore will amount to about<br />
1200. and the elty'fl Iran in In the neigh-<br />
borhood <strong>of</strong> ISO,<br />
TliiB wag the most dlsaHtroun confla.<br />
gratlon which has ever vlaltetf <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong>, and only the second one In ten<br />
years, Tho pises win opened for tho<br />
reason on Saturday night, and BH no<br />
flre had been hi nr around the building<br />
sines that time, niaisy think it was <strong>of</strong><br />
Incendiary origin. According to Mr,<br />
Kenney's account, the lire utarieU on<br />
the outBldo <strong>of</strong> the building next the<br />
ocean, and gained entrance to the In-<br />
side through the window in hli room.<br />
The plaee <strong>of</strong> amusement wan ntio ot<br />
the most popular In town, and it* low<br />
will be felt by nil, Mr, Adanw will<br />
commence rebuilding at once,<br />
Unfortunately the Traymnre Hotel,<br />
owned by J, A, English, <strong>of</strong> Piilladel.<br />
phia, had been undergoing re pal re last<br />
week, and in HmseqBencs the water<br />
pipes thmughout the building were dis«<br />
connected, and tbe appliance* for fight-<br />
ing flre, with which It is throughly<br />
equipped, eqtild ant Be gotten iiilo<br />
for wjfne time after the alarm<br />
<strong>Jun</strong>512,<br />
No, they're not all Silk—<br />
Just hmlf—those Taffeia Plaids<br />
for Blouste Waists, Vgry likely<br />
they're tetter tor that use<br />
than if silk worms furnished<br />
every fiber. Silk and Woo!<br />
so perfectly put together that<br />
the goodness <strong>of</strong> each shows at<br />
the fiesti , Handsome as they<br />
are, they'll seem handsomer<br />
when you know the price—If<br />
instead <strong>of</strong> $1,50, S<br />
styles, 39 inches.<br />
Navy blue S<br />
••:,, 3<br />
Seven<br />
are<br />
be quickest steppers just now<br />
from the counters <strong>of</strong> Summery<br />
Woolen stuffs.<br />
At 401, a good EC =i qtinlity, 80 in,<br />
At Sue, n geod OOo quality, 30 in.<br />
At (JOo, a good ISa qunlity, CO in.<br />
At ?uo, fl good (Vio qnnlity, 4ft in.<br />
At Site, ft good f L0u quality, CO rn,<br />
At ll.QOft gooa f 1,1.1 quality, 50 In.<br />
At 11,31, a gooa #1,60 qnnlity, (H in,<br />
Navy blue cornea laughing<br />
to the front in that great camp<br />
<strong>of</strong> Hopsackingi—thoie open-<br />
mesh beauties that divide favor<br />
with the Serges,<br />
88 in, Kopsnnkiiig at fitto.<br />
40 iu, Uopsaoking nt f6os<br />
4«in, Honsaokingni il.flut<br />
4H in, Hopsnckiiig nt fl.&l.<br />
18<br />
31 In,<br />
31 in.<br />
24 iu,<br />
27 in*<br />
S7 in*<br />
HOio!<br />
TOiu.<br />
88 1B,<br />
33 In/<br />
>t? to Sis,<br />
ST to 82 in.<br />
81 to 30 in.<br />
Jtl to 80 in.<br />
87 to 82 in.<br />
81 to 00 in.<br />
esto^iu,<br />
37 to S3 In.<br />
31 to 80 in,<br />
SttoSflin.<br />
85 to 40 In,<br />
50s<br />
55fl<br />
m<br />
me<br />
eoo<br />
sop<br />
m<br />
•1<br />
I4.es<br />
§5.60<br />
s&oo<br />
to, so<br />
•7.00<br />
mm<br />
is. 05<br />
so, ea<br />
f&75<br />
If Cedar Chests cost no<br />
more than pine, no woman<br />
would want any other kind to<br />
pock away clothes in* HeWs<br />
ld l i<br />
p y<br />
a carload so close to pine<br />
l the maker Is<br />
the one that loses sleep,<br />
31x31x30 in.. At §0,00<br />
" " 1 in., at i»7.G0<br />
Bicycle<br />
Dress Goods people say no<br />
such <strong>Jun</strong>e bargains <strong>of</strong> Cottons<br />
and all the Summery stuffs<br />
wen? ever before <strong>of</strong>fer©!.<br />
Finest B¥mch Satemi made<br />
thw imsm, at Me in*<br />
Zip-p, tee how that<br />
fairly flies I<br />
Note the name—Atalanta<br />
likely as not. There isn't a<br />
" jhter-footed wheel on the<br />
market, nor a better* And the<br />
fun <strong>of</strong> it is that the Atalanta is<br />
$ i so Instead <strong>of</strong> $1501<br />
Bicycles <strong>of</strong> any other make<br />
you choose—018 to # 150. A<br />
few 1S92 Safeties at very little<br />
price*<br />
JOHN WANAMAKEIU<br />
for use during<br />
contemplate aviiitol<br />
tended to freely use flie<br />
for the convenience ot<br />
Toilet Roonis are<br />
and Telephone Office!, and a<br />
not only suburban time-tables can be<br />
packages may be check*<br />
the day, writing materials;<br />
if and comfortable arm<br />
laiting for friends. Cour^u. employei, are<br />
to render service or impart ihformatontovisWrs. ^<br />
Buftet in tfaa Baiemut it Eighth and Blb^ Streets, c<strong>of</strong>fee<br />
and lemonade are served without charge, For the ©emvom-<br />
ence <strong>of</strong> customers who do not wfth W i«ve the building for<br />
luncheon, a doorway on the second floor tods into Mosebach s<br />
Restaurant. • . '<br />
p cool Scotch Crepea<br />
Umi were GO and D<br />
nowSQe*<br />
Finest dommlie, printed<br />
Sateens* IS from 90ct<br />
Batim at 15c,<br />
That's the news from eoun*<br />
ter to counter.<br />
Pfiotoi! Plisibir<br />
SiniUrj Englnear.<br />
fl. HOWARD THORN,<br />
Minigsr,<br />
Market StM ilihth St., Filbert St.f<br />
SMITH<br />
had beta giren, M p<br />
niHilf as* much pleased with tbe ef«<br />
f<strong>of</strong>ts put forth tn save his property,and<br />
desires to return thanks to at) who m-<br />
eieted In flghtiug the flre, He made a<br />
iiibififiQilBl contribution to the nowly-<br />
organlzed fire company.<br />
just as welcome words from<br />
the Woolsny stuffi=-like the<br />
All-wool French Crepe it qoc •<br />
lately a quick bailer it $.1.<br />
Seviinteen 10ft shades.<br />
Or the 18c ChalHs, those<br />
Gotton-and-Wool beauties that<br />
have proved such favorites.<br />
Mostly rcream-grounds with<br />
heliotrope and Nile green<br />
tintings.<br />
THORN,<br />
Gas Fitting,<br />
tu AH Its<br />
age.<br />
nt»<br />
qnent mid belovedmeinbers<strong>of</strong> the New<br />
Jem? Oonfereneo, will preach Suuday,<br />
July 8th. Bay. J, E, Adanu, one <strong>of</strong><br />
Newark's moat eloquent divines, will<br />
preach Sunday, July 28d( Bey. J, E><br />
tollh, D, ft, pastor <strong>of</strong> Bute itnet,<br />
Treaton, one <strong>of</strong> the mightiest among<br />
tbemighty,*!!! preaeh Sunday, August<br />
2 7 1 b , •••;•;•=• - T ' " " ' - . " ' '.<br />
The W. C, T, U?.will have charge<br />
July 16th, and tlie caaip meeting will<br />
0oDUrnJefroniAugu8t4th until ttaeiStb,<br />
Aagiwt Btb, Sunday, Rev, Dr. T, J,<br />
Qray, president <strong>of</strong> Dickinson Seinlnafy,<br />
qua or the leading ni«D <strong>of</strong> Uenttal Peon*<br />
Vyl^aBta, will preach. Don't fall to put<br />
yodr famllta under iueh Influeuoetj for<br />
As last Sunday was the day mt apart<br />
by the Methodist Church at large as the<br />
occasion upon whlnn to give over the<br />
ixereisa entire to the children, the First<br />
M, E, Clitirch <strong>of</strong> thin plftw hafTan ex-<br />
cellenl programme arranged In which<br />
the Sundfly-sclKioI schulars took the<br />
leading part.<br />
The church was beautified with pnlted<br />
planta and evergFgeiig, and the Amerl-<br />
fan, flag had a eonHplcuoiiH place Iii the<br />
deehratian,<br />
B@v. W, A, Mmwey was assisted in<br />
the nioruitipf mtvl&> by Bam. D, W.<br />
Bartlne, B, H, Sauderljii and E, B,<br />
The H^SOD WAS r<br />
iFJUift bopfttYounr*Hcdh»'B pier<br />
Hntord» sight, which wM sttended<br />
6y * fiMQlsdiblfl thnttg <strong>of</strong> people, The<br />
nrjaogBBleDtB tor this HCIS] funoUoq<br />
'^fTBtilidef the nuHWgalneiit <strong>of</strong> Janin<br />
A. WUlbrd, ws4 nothing ww emitted<br />
1 tbitt waaidadd to tbe comfort nnden<<br />
The floor <strong>of</strong> th«<br />
.. J piwilton l» M emuoth _<br />
gldL udune who enjoyed the torp.<br />
KbotoTni.Uvityrntd ewryrenwn<br />
be|r»tlfled,«dd% ttteloota<strong>of</strong> pl^si<br />
irl^ti ibmie on tt* f*tm <strong>of</strong> U» ladlo<br />
lUflUfti, tfrwi* evident th*t twh<br />
Before tbe HRBOO, HIX children were<br />
presented for baptism, m followu 1<br />
Parker and Eugene geatt Miller, chil-<br />
dreti <strong>of</strong> Simeon B, and Sarah A, Miller;<br />
Joseph and IjernyMorey, children <strong>of</strong><br />
Mr. and Mrs, J, K,<br />
Oarbart, daughter <strong>of</strong><br />
Storey- Esther<br />
Mr. and Mn.<br />
^^hotali are nply<br />
^vltb pteasnie Heken wbo<br />
ithi(i.tlieAmerl / .-ears<br />
a hoteikeeper In this city, died Thurs-<br />
day. He leaves a widow and several<br />
children.<br />
Trouble In the dining room <strong>of</strong> tbe<br />
fashionable Windsor Hotel was occa-<br />
sioned Friday evening by the entire<br />
corps <strong>of</strong> colored waiters going out on a<br />
strike. There were over one hundred<br />
guests in the house, and -considerable<br />
Inconvenience resulted from tbe<br />
certed movemeut, <strong>of</strong> which the <strong>of</strong>lk-e<br />
had no Intiniatttin until the dining<br />
room doors were opened for the serving<br />
<strong>of</strong>dluner. The service was eoudueted<br />
by an improvised cor pa. Head Clerk<br />
bad discharged one <strong>of</strong> the<br />
waiters fur cause, and the others de-<br />
manded his reiuBtatoment, which Was<br />
refused, (i, Jason Waters, the proprl<br />
etor, was at his other hotel, Devon Inn,<br />
when the trouble occurred.<br />
The city authorities have started a<br />
erumide against gasoline Btov@i,<br />
The fourth season mm <strong>of</strong> the <strong>On</strong>rin<br />
thin Yacht Club was held Saturday,<br />
The Georgie, Alert, Ivio, Alberta, Dot,<br />
Erica, Lllilss, Tulutaj Wbih, Wasp,<br />
Valkyrie, Kay, Viking and<br />
started. Captain George Gale, <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Georgie, brought his boat in flr»t, bis<br />
time being 1 hour, 12 minutes and 49<br />
seeouda. The Sonits was second, In 1<br />
hour, 14 minutes and 35 seconds, with<br />
the Alberta third, In I hour, 14 mlnuies<br />
and 40 seconds. The course was eight<br />
miles In length.<br />
Mayor Witlard Wright started Mon-<br />
day on a protracted trip to the tnoun<br />
tains for his health,<br />
: •<br />
A colored man, giving his name as<br />
Jama Jones, was arrested Sunday night<br />
on a charge <strong>of</strong> fneeadlartsn. The<br />
charge was made by Mrs, John Tren<br />
with, <strong>of</strong> theBeaview Bxcurelou House,<br />
Just below Chelsea, She says she was<br />
sitting on the porch when she noticed<br />
tbe darkey acting suspiciously, She<br />
kept her eye on him utattl he crept<br />
under, the porch floor, a short distance<br />
<strong>of</strong>f, Bite then summoned an <strong>of</strong>llcer,<br />
and together they found Jones endea-<br />
voring to ignite a pile <strong>of</strong> wood which<br />
he had collected with the evident inten-<br />
tion <strong>of</strong> firing the building. He fell<br />
back In terror at Ute approach <strong>of</strong> the<br />
<strong>of</strong>llcer, but promptly obeyed the letter's<br />
command to come from under the plat<br />
form* He was taken to the <strong>City</strong> Hall<br />
in a patrol wagon.<br />
The License and Police Committee <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong> Council are holding midnight see.<br />
slons examining signatures to license<br />
applications, Many <strong>of</strong> the applications,<br />
It is alleged, contain bogus and dupli-<br />
cate signatures, :<br />
BAEER8VII.LE.<br />
8, N, Conwen and wife, <strong>of</strong> Washing,<br />
ton, D, 0,, are the guests <strong>of</strong> Dr, Gebr-<br />
ing and wife ^<br />
The West Jersey Division , <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Pennsylvania railroad, in Its great<br />
magnanimity, has erected a new shed<br />
for a depot at the station. This Is in<br />
direct opposition to the request <strong>of</strong> the<br />
patrons or the road. The traflta from<br />
[bis plaoB demands the facilities <strong>of</strong> sta-<br />
tinnfi on the malo line, Tbe exposure<br />
which is iUflered during the winter<br />
season by travelem waiting for the ar-<br />
rlval <strong>of</strong> trains in the open air Is <strong>of</strong> no<br />
interest to the Railroad Company,<br />
The services observed Children's Day<br />
in our church were very Interesting and<br />
highly appreciated by the people. The<br />
young people who took the parts <strong>of</strong> Col.<br />
iimbla and her defensea were welt<br />
trained. Much credit 1B due to the<br />
superintendent <strong>of</strong> the ecbool. Last<br />
ysar the superintendent inBtltuted the<br />
custom <strong>of</strong> denaratlng the gravei <strong>of</strong><br />
thoee who had labored la the Sunday.<br />
Bchoul, Twenty-fonr graves were dee*<br />
orated, including two superintendents<br />
aad two secretaries, : : < .<br />
Tbe Unlan Transfer Company Bag.<br />
gage Express will call at resldeneesand<br />
iotels In <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> and check baggage<br />
thfotgh to dstinaUon, whereb<br />
passenger will avoid ail trouble <strong>of</strong> c c<br />
*ugst railroad station. Orderefor bag.<br />
can be left at railroad depot,<br />
"VMJitHrvr<br />
JOHHRBBJUBB,<br />
Gen. Bupt, Agent<br />
BBIOK ! BsiqE 11 BRIGK 111—Orders<br />
tor brick left m.% Thorn's hardware and<br />
furniture store or at Qletttt.Cottage, 8th<br />
at, and Haven Ave., will reeetre prompt<br />
Attentlou; or with Abel D,SeuIl, con-<br />
tod bUdThlttOttiOl^<br />
tral avenue, above<br />
iThl<br />
Seventh St. 11<br />
VAVM miklt BOVltTT<br />
lieitui Plasktrf Hun Kittf There br<br />
MATT<br />
The handsome nswBe*slde pavilion<br />
at Wild wood, on Five Mile Beach; was<br />
destroyed by flre at 1 o'clock Suuday<br />
ttiorning, together with the contents.<br />
The loss is placed at $3500, on which<br />
there was no inauranee. The structure<br />
was owned by Allen Walters, <strong>of</strong> Frank-<br />
fordi M,<br />
TDCEAHOE.<br />
Captain Daniel Ireland was In Fhila<br />
delphla on Monday.<br />
Harry Lee and John Pslerson wen<br />
to Atlantic <strong>City</strong> Monday on hUBihesa,<br />
Captain Maurice P, Godfrey and MIBB<br />
Annie Marshall, <strong>of</strong> MarsbalivUle, were<br />
married at tlie^reflldenee <strong>of</strong> the bride'a<br />
mother on the 6th InsL<br />
Horace Lee, win and son spent iuu<br />
day With bis brother, Samuel Lee, a<br />
Eldora. ,<br />
John Lee, son <strong>of</strong> Captain Jamee Lee,<br />
recently fell from the masthead <strong>of</strong> a<br />
vessel and was severely hurt, but fartu<br />
nately no bones were broken.<br />
Children's Day at the H, E, Church<br />
was a grand aflair,<br />
Mrs, RUtenhouse, <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia, IN<br />
v/sftlng her sister, Mrs, Anthony 8(flt>l<br />
mail,<br />
Mn, Dr, Madden and family |a visit<br />
Ing her father. Captain T, Weeka<br />
Mrs, Rebecca Heluts and Mre, Enima<br />
Wells, <strong>of</strong>, Bridgeton, Is vfHlting Mrs,<br />
Edmond Taylor,<br />
Irwln Shaw, <strong>of</strong> Beavllic, spent Bun<br />
day hen among friends<br />
Mrs, Ward Htllte spent last week with<br />
her siHter, Mrs, Lorenzo Smith, at El-<br />
cJoro,<br />
A son-in-law <strong>of</strong> Mr, Adams, who was<br />
kilted in Wfisbington by the falling <strong>of</strong><br />
the building used by the Govcrnmeti<br />
for tho transaction <strong>of</strong> lta pension bus!<br />
ness, waa interred in the cemetery at<br />
this place Monday. The body was<br />
brought here Saturday.<br />
Samuel Champion, <strong>of</strong> Millv(lie, wan<br />
here on Monday,<br />
Rev, B, 1, Camp, the Prosuyterlai<br />
minister, was married on the 8th inst,<br />
to a Wilmington, Del,, lady. The re-<br />
ception took place on Saturday at tlie<br />
rtaldeuee <strong>of</strong> Mre, Joseph Sheppard, tlilH<br />
place,,<br />
Dr..Yerkea, the. den Hat, and Miss<br />
mma iiaker were married on Satur=<br />
day atths realdenee <strong>of</strong> Mre, Joseph<br />
Hheppard by Rev, D. I. Camp,<br />
Captain T, Weeka and Mrs, AutlKiiiy<br />
Steelman attended the railroad trial In<br />
Camden laat week, •<br />
Osborn Coraou, <strong>of</strong> OecaHi<strong>City</strong>,<br />
Hunday with friends in this plaee,<br />
fiAPK M&T CTfYi<br />
At the hearing <strong>of</strong> G, Eugene Corwin<br />
treasurer, and Councllmen Edward<br />
Hprlnger and Percy Haldeman, <strong>of</strong> Cape<br />
May Point, charged ^y"Mayor Bailey<br />
with conspiracy to defraud the borough,<br />
Hie defendants waived a bearing and<br />
were held In fcam <strong>City</strong> to have their cesspools<br />
„ .__.. H Is better to have it done<br />
mw than to wait until hot weattwr.<br />
Orders «ent to Charles Miller, <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong>, N. J,, wilt reeei?B prompt atten-<br />
Jon, Terma cash.<br />
*Bii *f c«ii6ll*<br />
The <strong>Jun</strong>frfuoetlng <strong>of</strong> Council was held<br />
on Friday evening, Mayor Moore In the<br />
chair andCounoluaenOorsoiiiCanfleld,<br />
Hand and Bteolman prsent,<br />
The minutefl <strong>of</strong> the adjouruod Jneet-<br />
Ing were read and approved.<br />
The committee on wcuring piling for<br />
boardwalk and wharf reported, progretfi,<br />
A. D. Sharp was awarded the ebutract<br />
for removing the garb igo tlila season.<br />
The paving cumnittlee reported pro.<br />
Bills'to the amount <strong>of</strong> 11867.94 wen<br />
read and ordered paid,<br />
A eommunicotian asking for a lamp<br />
at Fifth street and Atlantic avenue was<br />
read and laid over for further consider-<br />
ation.<br />
J, 0, Steelman and A, D, Sharp were<br />
HsptedBHRecur! ty forthe garbage con<br />
tractor.<br />
The committee on paving woe In<br />
Htructcd to put diiwn flugatonecroBiliigf!<br />
at Seventh and Eighth streets.<br />
Councilman Canfleld was added to<br />
the committee to purchase piling. The<br />
committee was Instructed toputievenfh<br />
street wharf In order.<br />
The Mayor and Clerk wereJustructed<br />
to Issue duplicate note to H, Gerlaeb for<br />
f 1060, and to take anidavit <strong>of</strong> Mr. Ger-<br />
lach that old note was lost, and further<br />
that the Borough would not be held re-<br />
le for Its payment should It be<br />
found,<br />
A communication requesting Council<br />
to brush and out grasson Central avenue<br />
about two hundred feet north <strong>of</strong> Third<br />
street was read and discussed. Council"<br />
man Canfleld was appointed to attend<br />
to the matter,<br />
William Lake, H. Relnhart and R<br />
H, Thorn were appolnled to rocelvo flru<br />
apparatus upon its arrival and turn the<br />
same over to the lire company.<br />
Council adjourned to meet on Friday<br />
evening, <strong>Jun</strong>e Ski,<br />
•=——=*^=»_= =<br />
Hymeneal*<br />
Cupid bat) been playing havoc with<br />
the hearts <strong>of</strong> tho young penpia <strong>of</strong> our<br />
town, and for the second time within<br />
week the tintinnabulations <strong>of</strong> the<br />
marriage bells have been heard when<br />
Miss Beulah Elliott, daughter <strong>of</strong> W. It<br />
Elliott, one <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>'s leading mer-<br />
chants, was led to the altar by Edward<br />
Pickering, also <strong>of</strong> this plage, onThurs<br />
day evening last, The wedding was<br />
veryqtilft one, only the bride's immt-<br />
dlatc family tebig present, Tlie cere-<br />
mony took place at tbe Flrat M. E. Par-<br />
Honage, Uuv. W, A. AlaKHey pronounc*<br />
ing the Words that made them man and<br />
wife, . Upon the return <strong>of</strong> the wedding<br />
party to the residence <strong>of</strong> the bride's<br />
parents an elnborate luncheon was<br />
served. May their journey through life<br />
be all that their fondest anUclpatlt us<br />
pictured,<br />
A Tflchllng PjtrljF B«M-n*nl* ,<br />
uy MuBon, the caplaln <strong>of</strong> a yaelit<br />
at Longpnrt, tuttk out a party <strong>of</strong> five<br />
Sunday morn Ing, accompanied by a<br />
large keg <strong>of</strong> beer. After Mailing about<br />
until afternoon the bout was noticed to<br />
capsize and the n]s occupants were<br />
thrown Into deep water. George Clark<br />
and Jesse Camp, two boatmen, saw tbe<br />
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IS<br />
>••<br />
sight to biholS, Everybody has point<br />
vexation or imuoyance or trial, and hi<br />
or she thinks it is tbs ono least adaptrd,<br />
'•Anjtning !rat tHs," all say, "Any.<br />
tiling bat this: 8<br />
Oh, tnj lirarer, (ire you sot ashamed<br />
to be complaii;iiig all this tine agaiiisl<br />
Qod! Who manages the affairs <strong>of</strong> thit<br />
world anyhowl Is it on infinite Modoc,<br />
<strong>of</strong> a Sitting Dnll Bavflgo, or as flmnipo-<br />
tent Nana Sahib? No, it in the most<br />
niercifnt and gloriogi and wise Being in<br />
all the universe. YOB cflnnot teach Uia-<br />
nipotenco anything. Yen havo fretted<br />
and worried Almost enough. Do you<br />
not think so? Some <strong>of</strong> yon are making<br />
yourselves ridiculous in the eight <strong>of</strong> iU<br />
own waeei ei misfortune, BQE we now on.<br />
There are men who keep their grip <strong>of</strong>i<br />
this world anW the bat-moment wh(<br />
anggwt to me the condition and condae*<br />
flf thfrpifrFf^'nT fn th?b^h?H<br />
agara npidn coming on toward the fall,<br />
Seeing that he c«ald not escape, a nio-<br />
ment or two lief ore begot to theTorgf<br />
<strong>of</strong> the plunge he lifted a wins boUlt<br />
and drank It <strong>of</strong>f and then tossed the bo*<br />
tie Into the air. Bo there are men whe<br />
clatch the w«M, and they go. dewn<br />
thfough the rapids <strong>of</strong> temptation ami<br />
Bin, and they hold on to flic Tory<br />
moment <strong>of</strong> life, drinking to their eternal<br />
damnation w they wa over aad go dowtj<br />
Ob, let go! let got The bait furtana<br />
are in'heayen, There are BO nbsciinditirf<br />
Cflshinrsfrom that bank, BO failing in<br />
promises to pay. Set yonr affMtiojw on<br />
tlilngB above, not on thing on the earth<br />
Let got Depend upon it that Gotl will<br />
keep upon JOB the staff, or the rod,<br />
tho iron wheel until you ito lit go,<br />
TDK 6TAPP AND THR ROD.<br />
Another thing my telt tefichts us it<br />
that Christian sorrow ii going to haw a<br />
sure tcrmicna. My test lays, "Bread<br />
jgjrti la lirtjigiWl hcpgtHHft hs ..wfll Bflt 1]<br />
Here is a naval architect, and hp ilmws<br />
ont the plan <strong>of</strong> n Bhip <strong>of</strong> miiny thiiUKtiiid<br />
tons, Msmy workmen are engngtHl on it<br />
for a long while. The ship is done, nml<br />
tese day, with the Sngs op and the nfr<br />
gufgoouH with Ijunting, that vewt'l b<br />
laanehed for Southampton, At that time<br />
a lad 8 years <strong>of</strong> ago coincs running down<br />
the dock with a toy boat whiah ho has<br />
ever thrasUing It." Bleeswl he Godfoi<br />
that! Pound away, O flaiL Turn on,<br />
O wheel! Yonr work will soon ba done,<br />
"Ho will not be ever thraihtng it," NJ<br />
the Cliristian haa almoit as nneh we in<br />
tlio organ for thi stop tremulant as he<br />
has for the trumpet, Bttt after awhile<br />
he will put the hut dirge into tho portfo-<br />
lio forover, So much <strong>of</strong> ns as iawhcftt<br />
will bo separated from so inffeh as it<br />
chaff, and there will bo no more need <strong>of</strong><br />
pounding.<br />
They mw6r-*6ry in haiven boeanac<br />
they have nothing to cry about. Then<br />
are no tears <strong>of</strong> bereavement, f J on<br />
shall havo y<strong>of</strong>lr friends all ronnd about<br />
yon, There are as tears <strong>of</strong> poverty bo-<br />
cansfl each ono rite at ths kittg'fl table<br />
and baa his own chariot <strong>of</strong> ealvntton<br />
ami free access to the wardrobe where<br />
princes get their array. Ha tears oi<br />
sickness, for there are ao paesDOBias on<br />
the air, and no mularial eshnlations from<br />
the Kill ing river <strong>of</strong> life, and as ernteh<br />
for the lame limb, and as splint for the<br />
broken arm, bnt the pulses throbbing<br />
with the health <strong>of</strong> the eternal God in a<br />
climate like oaf <strong>Jun</strong>o before the blo»<br />
soms fall, or ear gorgeoaij Oetohw be><br />
fere tho loaves scatter.<br />
In that land tho Bouls will talk ovei<br />
the different modea <strong>of</strong> thrufaing. Oh,<br />
the itery ef the Btaff that Btruck the<br />
fitches, and the rod that beat the cfliii<br />
mtai sad the iron wheel that went ovei<br />
the com I Daniel will describe the lions,<br />
and Jonah leviathans, and Pan! the elm*<br />
wood whips with which hewaBSEourKed,<br />
and Evv will toll how aromatic Eden<br />
was the day ebe left it, and John Rogers<br />
will tell fit the smart <strong>of</strong> tto flame, and<br />
Elijah <strong>of</strong> the fleryteam that, wheeled<br />
him np the sky steeps, andChrifit <strong>of</strong> the<br />
nnmbnes and paroiysm and homor-<br />
rhagva ef the awfnl erucifiiion. TJic<br />
Oioy are before the throno <strong>of</strong> Qod, <strong>On</strong><br />
one elevation all thogo who were strnek<br />
<strong>of</strong>thosteS, <strong>On</strong>n higher devotion nil<br />
those who were strnek <strong>of</strong> the rod. <strong>On</strong> a<br />
highest elevation, and amid tho highe<br />
altitudes <strong>of</strong> Inmrun, rdl those who were<br />
under the wheeL He will net erer be<br />
thradiing it- ,-— ——<br />
Oh, my iieAreTS, Is there not eBongh<br />
salvo in this text to make a piaster large<br />
enough to hftil all yonr wsnmM When<br />
a child is hurt, the mother is very apt to<br />
say is it, "Now, it will SOOB feel better,"<br />
And that ia what Qod wiys when he nn-<br />
boaonis all the trouble in tliohuBh <strong>of</strong> tliie<br />
made with his Own jackkaife, and he gnsi iirsmi», "Weeping may endure<br />
— . - . . - . . foranighti but joycomethin thomom-<br />
tag, 1 ' Ton may leave your pocket imnri-<br />
kerchief soppliifi wet with teara on yonr<br />
says: "Hero, my boat is better than<br />
Jnst look at this jibteom anil<br />
these weather cross jack bracea," and he<br />
drops his Uttlo boat besido the great ship,<br />
and there is a roar <strong>of</strong> laughter on the<br />
dock* ' • :<br />
All, my friends, that great ship is your<br />
life as God planued it—vast, million<br />
teased, ocean destined, eternity bound.<br />
That little beat is yonr life as yon are<br />
trying to how H out and fashion it and<br />
launch it, AH. do net try to bo a rival -<br />
<strong>of</strong> the great Jehovah, Ood is always<br />
right, find in ntno eases ent <strong>of</strong> ton yon<br />
are wrong. He sends just tha hardships,<br />
just the iiaakn{itdes, just the cross that<br />
It b best for yon to have. Ho knows<br />
what kind <strong>of</strong> grain yen are, and bo sends<br />
tha right ktml <strong>of</strong> thraeliing machine, ft<br />
wfll be a r«l or staff or iron wheel jnit<br />
according M you are fitehes er eumwiu<br />
or corn.<br />
THE W1IK4T AHD TUB 0Uf?><br />
•Again, my snhjeet teaehea m that<br />
God keeps trial on us ontU w# let go.<br />
The farmer ahoate "whoar to hia<br />
horses as soon as tho gram has druppeil<br />
fron the stalk. The farmer coma with<br />
his fork and tosses up the straw, and lie<br />
sees that the straw has let go the grain<br />
and the grain is thoroughly thrashed,<br />
go God, Smiting rod and turning wheel<br />
cease as soon as we let go,, We<br />
hold on to this world with its pleasnrea<br />
and riches and emoluments, and otir<br />
knrokJes ate so flrmiy set that it seems<br />
as if we cogld bold on forove&^Ciod<br />
eemss along with some thrashing trouble<br />
and beats ns loose,.<br />
We started nndcr the delusion that<br />
this was a great world, We learned out<br />
<strong>of</strong> ear geography thai it was so many<br />
thousand mOsui diameter and so many<br />
thoiBand miles in drcurnference, and wu<br />
•aid, "Oh, my, what a worldr* Troubles<br />
ffoae In afterlife, and thin trouble sliced<br />
<strong>of</strong>f one part <strong>of</strong> the world, and thnt trou-<br />
blo iUce4 <strong>of</strong>f another part <strong>of</strong> Uie World,<br />
and it has got to be a oraalla* world, and<br />
in eoine<strong>of</strong> yrar estimations a very in-<br />
flcant world, and* it ii depredating<br />
the an» as a BpUHtual property. Ton<br />
parespt<strong>of</strong>f, SO per cent <strong>of</strong>f, and there<br />
an those here whs wonld not give 10<br />
eents"for this world—for the entire world<br />
a IOQI possession,<br />
tMng, InBcboolwonaed to write eeia<<br />
poaiUgnj abont friabdsMp, and perhapi<br />
ws made ow gmdnatfng appssch on eonh<br />
neaesmnt: tfay on • friendahip. Oh* H<br />
wu a'channed tnirigt Bnt dm It ness<br />
mneh to yon AH it nwd t<strong>of</strong> ! Tea have<br />
gone on lu life, ud one Mend has bo=<br />
' "" ' and another friend baa, mt^<br />
I frieadhai<br />
stiiS* frienaalyp' bonks<br />
^.^ p meas to ypa moroly<br />
py<br />
fntare, bet we h»vB<br />
may bo d^ated<br />
_ _<br />
that<br />
p tho bat*<br />
yow bndncia<br />
nott<br />
^arrant;<br />
fjwr W*, y i B<br />
W trad*rfl*iartanln»y be rich<br />
i^ pv Ana God,<br />
»tt than taWtortoM*, If e<br />
ppg y<br />
dentl; pillow, Imt you will go up a\m><br />
Intely sorrowUss, They will wear black;<br />
yon Will wear white, Cypttuses for<br />
theBl; liulPia for you,<br />
You will tttiyi "Is it possible thnt lam<br />
here! Is this haiven? Ain I so pnro now<br />
I will never do iinythiug wrong? Ain 1<br />
eo well tliat 1 will never again be sick?<br />
Are these couipjiniunBhipa so flnn tlutt<br />
they will never ajpin bo brpken? t timt<br />
Mary?. IH tlmt John? la that my loved<br />
one I pnt away into darkness? Can it ho<br />
that theBe are the faces <strong>of</strong> those who hiy<br />
so-wan and emsflated in the back room<br />
on thnt awful night dying? Oh, how ra-<br />
diant they ant Lookatthenil Howni-<br />
diaftt they aral<br />
"Why, bow nniike this place is from<br />
what I thought when I left the world<br />
below! Ministers drew pictures <strong>of</strong> tills<br />
land, but how tame compand with the<br />
realityl They told me en earth tliat<br />
death was sunset. No. not It tssnnrisel<br />
Qlorions sunriBel I see the light IMJW<br />
purpling the hilht, and tho clonds flaihe<br />
wito the eomiug day,"<br />
Then the gates <strong>of</strong> heaven will be<br />
opened, and the entranced ssnl, with the<br />
Bcutenwa and power <strong>of</strong> the celestial vt=<br />
sjon, will look ten thonsftnilB <strong>of</strong> miles<br />
down npon the bannered procession^<br />
river <strong>of</strong> flhlmmertng splendor—and will<br />
mf ont, "Wbo are thoyf' And the an-<br />
gel <strong>of</strong> Qod standing close by will say,<br />
"Han't yen knew who they nrtF "Ko, p<br />
says the entraiiwd soul, "1 oonnot gness<br />
Who they' are," The angel will say; "I<br />
wfll tdl yon, then, who they are. These<br />
are tlioy who cjinio ont <strong>of</strong> great tribuhv<br />
li ^<br />
tton, as thnahling, an^lud their robea<br />
washed and made white in the blood <strong>of</strong><br />
the Ltsab," • r<br />
pEOPSOFCELSTUiATfOOVWl,<br />
Oh, that I could administer 1 sonw <strong>of</strong><br />
these drops <strong>of</strong> celestial anodyne to these<br />
d d d l If yon wonld<br />
pangs, The tbesght thirt you are going<br />
to got through with this after awhile--<br />
aU Una sorrow andjili this trouble. We<br />
ahall bare a great many granl, days in<br />
heawn, hat I will tell you which will be<br />
the grandest day <strong>of</strong> all the ioUliop ag»<br />
<strong>of</strong> heaven. Yon say, "Are yon sure you<br />
can tell moT Yes, I can. It will bo the<br />
day we get there. Borne say heaven is<br />
growing more glorious. 1 BUppose ft is,<br />
but I do not. can much abont, that.<br />
Heaven now is good onotagh far me.<br />
Hbrty has no more gratalatory<br />
Hiaa the breaking in <strong>of</strong> the Eng<br />
lish aftay npon iincknow, India. A<br />
few weeks before a masaaciB had oocpr-<br />
rod at Cawnpnri, and B60 womun and<br />
children had been put in s room. Then<br />
five pr<strong>of</strong>esaidual batchers went in and<br />
i h Then the bodies <strong>of</strong> the<br />
tteown into a<br />
JM the English army came into<br />
wnport th*y went Into fte room, and;<br />
Agk, what a hocrid ucenol Sword steokss<br />
OBthe wall'BeaV tho Boor, abowtag that<br />
QvppOr thing* had crouched when they<br />
dkd d they »w ab» ttrtthiB<br />
dpte blood, Tho aoldierb<br />
lart their<br />
abosi b* aubnwrgei <strong>of</strong> ~ttb oarnaga.<br />
Andob that floor <strong>of</strong> W<br />
pressions within dtplematis limits, but<br />
that she WHS amazed at the ganeherlstie<br />
exhibition made by somn el New York's<br />
women, in that line Is a fact, aad one set<br />
particularly ereditabie to tho homo brt-<br />
gade either,—Joseph Howard,<br />
will turn My iiMd up«i «hee, and jmtelj<br />
purKs ftway thy fires, Mid take mrnf all<br />
il?}- Mm Aftirwanl tbou shfUt t»cnll«l the<br />
ejty <strong>of</strong> rii|iiU«ii!>iiw«. the fidthful eiir,"<br />
St« BIMI Zeeh. slii, % ft Two part* ft» to<br />
bo pliiln nr i*ripli, niiii it 1* tin llilni (Mirt<br />
thni in to I* rurtiiHl.<br />
4. "Ttit-n NIHIIS tlu 1 oiTcring<strong>of</strong> Judnli sail<br />
Jcpifwili'm Iw [ilHiMuit unto the Lenl, sata<br />
the dnyit<strong>of</strong> old uniins' fh form*r<br />
When liiy filiiilj *&< lElin enmlng in nn^ ud<br />
glory tJiij- nfinll Iw iw ft hjitltin •"<br />
in iMiiiy mxh; iii, m «ii, m siii, n, Tim<br />
fihiijl ft HHlitmiiH imtion jEltsriff <strong>On</strong>i, and<br />
all thnt w* thi'tii plmil dckiiowlcdije th«u<br />
UH t|[|> wt!t1 which the IJOP\ hatfa<br />
(liHk U^Jls isi.P;,<br />
B, "'And 1 wijl cftnit' liiwr to you to jtid^<br />
ment, find I will \# n swift WHIIPW ngairirt<br />
tliiviC thiit fHlr lliit Me, HAlth thu Ijard <strong>of</strong><br />
HostH," In cftiinectinii with the forifi<br />
uf thu fd-nluiit, Hicrv miiitt lie judgment on<br />
the ungrHily, "It will IM> •'tliudsy<strong>of</strong> the<br />
iiiisi ihff~yi3tr_ <strong>of</strong><br />
for tlii! eohthiveniy <strong>of</strong> Zion," "tte<br />
daj* uf thu ri'iiKiTuiee and the year <strong>of</strong> Hi<br />
ritlutuutl" (Ifift. xxxte, Hi isHI, 4), Whti<br />
tie conn-?) in iw jiiorifkit In libtnaiDU, It<br />
will )w in yli-Iil vtiiMiiiiirai en them thn*<br />
the Ksspsl (11<br />
tjommuriteaw<br />
iSiURY AViHUr, OCIAH eiTY,<br />
Thirty-eigbU,<br />
{desirable furnished and unfur-<br />
furnished on application,<br />
1 also<br />
<strong>of</strong>fer to VOL. XIII. OOEAN CITY, N, J., THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1808. KG.<br />
proper^.<br />
SCUDDER LUMBER CO.,<br />
PlANINfl Mill, SAM FACTOR! AND LUMIBR YARDS<br />
, «ASC7ABfOBH» OF<br />
Daars, Window Fnmoi, Sh^, Siih, Mc^"^ Braeket,<br />
Hot Bed &sh, Scroll Work, lurning, &c*<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> ftntineL<br />
PDDLLHHBD WS&MLV At<br />
OCEAN CITY, 11<br />
MIiQQ p*r yMfv atwietlg In nf<br />
gt.SO at mil <strong>of</strong> y?nw.<br />
ALSO<br />
Ksstatifftnii,<br />
DU1LIDING LUMBER OF IVBRY D^RIPTJON, OP WHICH<br />
A UKGB&TIX'K W C»NffiAI!Ti,¥ OK HAftD, UNDER<br />
GOVKII, WELL SEASONED AND<br />
SOLD AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES,<br />
PROMT AMD FEDERAL HTKO7TH, « AMI»fcW, u, j<br />
YTCOESONT ^<br />
REAL ESTATE AGENT, AND<br />
LICENSED AUCTIONEER,*<br />
•* ' No, 721 Aabuty Avenue,<br />
OOKAN CITY, N. J.<br />
MARSHALL'S<br />
DINING<br />
FOH 1.ADIES AMD eEMTHf<br />
1B21 MABEIT STREET,<br />
tint P*«* PHt afCltyHall,<br />
FHILADBLPRIA.<br />
STRICTi; TEMPERANCE.<br />
MMhlM TO «#«B WROH B A M TO 8 F= H:<br />
Good Roast Dinners, with<br />
tiiree vegetables, for ag cents,<br />
Turkeji: or Chicken Dinners<br />
15 cents.<br />
Ladies' Room upstairs, with<br />
aomelike accommodations.<br />
PURE SPRING WATER,<br />
Physicians, , Ms,<br />
, D.<br />
Physician<br />
EMMETT HOUSE,<br />
Vat. 8th Blroet alia Cuiitntl AVLUIUU,<br />
QUEAN CITY, ft. J,<br />
I)R, J~ S, WAGGONER,<br />
MO. 731 Af3BUR¥<br />
Ol'EAff CITV, M<br />
Tan Dn!g». Floe StaUaiHr^. DDBfe£tlDDCfT,<br />
&*,. eoMUiitlr on h«nd, _<br />
J HO WARD "\VTLLEmlT7b7,<br />
Cor, ;th and Central,<br />
liOHfMl S tiiU<br />
4 tn it<br />
BR, G. W. URQUHART,<br />
2265 North 13th Street,<br />
WM. LAKE, V, K.f<br />
HEAL ESTATE<br />
S. TwenQr-Second St,<br />
ICE CREAM, ICES, FROZEN<br />
FRUITS AND JELLIES.<br />
Wfas Waflt la Act<br />
"Afl sirti <strong>of</strong> pfx>ph want to go on the<br />
itng(t," said tha manager <strong>of</strong> adramatia<br />
Bgency the etaer day, "Appliemti<br />
como from every walk in liffc The lady<br />
in society and the woman who sells yini<br />
nd needi« behind the counter think<br />
they are bore to be actresBea. They<br />
waste their tiirio trying to got into the<br />
pr<strong>of</strong>eiision, fast not nntil too late do they<br />
resllgo that thefr Toeatten ii not the<br />
stage and/that they ui then nnflt for<br />
anything eis& The reson is, I fancy,<br />
that many women are simply em* tor<br />
novelty, oicitoment and Hmm, They<br />
cannet reajrt the opportuwitibs which<br />
the stage <strong>of</strong>fers for satisfy ing their crav-<br />
ing, and if they can do nothing both?<br />
will gv on as ballet girl*.<br />
"Agratinanf people como in hen<br />
every day whs are to write ft syniphBny,<br />
but thisy Hnpr around the apnd» and<br />
pick op odd jots now sad then. A mana*<br />
pv perhant cannot afford to pay thii<br />
salary an eiperloucod actt^a wontd d&><br />
mand, and, for. some performancci is<br />
willing to accept the eurviccs <strong>of</strong> on ama-<br />
teur. Three woppp Apply for position<br />
to one man,"^Mnsic and Drama.<br />
TortiUb W<br />
At the prstent time the, Teil nstd by<br />
Tnrlrish U4Jw is no longer what it wan.<br />
Its transparency admits <strong>of</strong> a pretty faos<br />
being easUj outlined. When the yaih-<br />
mock is vny thick, one may conclude thnt<br />
tho face It bidia Is not very seductive.<br />
In ppiteoF the prvgrew <strong>of</strong> cirUizBtion and<br />
tha «n*eqoent transftinnatfon <strong>of</strong> habjta<br />
and opstoma in many eonntricft the po-<br />
rf w«cn In Tmk^j ho» wlf<br />
slightly changed, ItisoBh/ineKeptioqal<br />
Sisoa ij»*tJio« belonging to th* higher<br />
slsssn are nnqpoonifBniod ont <strong>of</strong> door*<br />
byctmqeha, Those ore the cadiow, wbe<br />
h d i d d follow the Bute nod<br />
faabions.~Bill MaU Bndgnt.<br />
Dnd* Wnyhnck—1 declare, Eton,<br />
tiiii knifs t<strong>of</strong>fies soapy, sari? us theother<br />
e.bnt<br />
m to yonr fork,,<br />
ew York Weekly,<br />
1 ^ ^ -<br />
n, "Fur I iini ihp IMH\; I thiihgp oot!<br />
tlii-rvfiire J"e &TPHH <strong>of</strong>. Jntiih flni iiotcsHi=<br />
KHHtTijrinKnnpJ ftlmndnnt la<br />
trutli IB illn imme froni the<br />
<strong>of</strong> tbylr history (Ki, sijdy, fl),<br />
nnil. tifHiiiH 1 nf MLt ftivinnnt Jle will have<br />
uicfcy notwitbmiiiiillriff tJI ihiit they have<br />
done (J«, XSKI, »i, STi, "He, being ftUl <strong>of</strong><br />
piiniHiaHjcfli fiirfpivu thylr liiinilltj Md dfr<br />
Htniyetl t!n>m iioi—ft«, many ft iltno mmrf<br />
He Ilia anker liWny nnd did not, sltr up oil<br />
His nnilth" U*s. Usviil, m).<br />
f. "Jtettini unt4) Sic, and I mill rFturn<br />
unto yon, HiiJUi ihs U>nl <strong>of</strong> Host*. lim je<br />
Hslil, WJicftin iJitti! we retiimf" Jle K»<br />
niii^ls thi'm (if thu iniquity ef their fHthfR*<br />
KviirMiHi's u-HtlH«l in ihenewtHdH, "¥e<br />
luiVu isiHt rtUlliutui ft(piliiflt, tbt? Lord (rum<br />
thfl diu' thiit I knew you" (Deut ix, S4).<br />
Yyb lie b t'vi-r jiIwiilinK witb then to r&<br />
iiin!, bec-mi*. He is lovcnttd Imn loved thin<br />
wiUi an i 4-oiiiimnj* <strong>of</strong><br />
•omc finite olrtest mid IICMI<br />
Fire- lii*iirAii(-*> < o<br />
<strong>of</strong> A in c-r Ira.<br />
Wlmt ! H thcttintt^r with Ocuan<br />
<strong>City</strong>? She's hoomlng, that's<br />
all, New wattsf siipjily sys-<br />
tem • n«w eiuctrle straot rail-<br />
road; alectric lights; now<br />
hotuls; new • cottages-;, nuw<br />
tanantB nnd new yuostH; every-<br />
thing Is on the jump, ami Fisher<br />
Is rushing thn buBiness,<br />
Call and see him, and put<br />
your.moiH'y in Ocuan. <strong>City</strong> ho<br />
fori* things gtit up to th»- fiir mm. Il liM siim rfjiHVHif me <strong>of</strong> iftn<br />
(irwuifuS ppcllj I ii| la i.avf. I (Iriiib bnhnn<br />
ihiit I wctuhl havit gnne iiitfl eonHUPiipiifiii !yt<br />
winter, *Krr I had piwmnonia, if I hiid B01 BSta<br />
UiftCor.ipoiiniiOifJ'Bnn. I nujit tor tbal I in<br />
]n hotter iinlili thRA 6Tsr hsforn Sin» I *M a<br />
child, and ah from Juiir Gniiiiinunpl Qifsm<br />
Trenlmpni. 1 fr«! lh«t I »n never uj_ ti*if<br />
enndeh In lla DfaSjfi asd DI ihr B«M got»J It bag<br />
dmefflp. Mil, J, i. We<strong>of</strong>l.<br />
ItJ<br />
Dn, BMfk-y £ F»i>H,<br />
Hy tnoiiiar UHd J8UF<br />
tr«ltn(-t!{ b*«Hi<br />
and hating trl«! HI nther rtmailM innwn m<br />
Be, I wu ihrtnc*rt in tfy jOHr fnmnlF><br />
If cured ma pirfHAnentiy, and I rejoke that<br />
It in inr sud* tttoWBH nft 11 bu dene<br />
*»(.fylhln? for n* I BouW hale Mkad, I ftaTB<br />
reronmendpa ft to IPHCM) othan, whs hln<br />
trlr4 it aod bMsil bpni/flts).. I n»»Biinisnd»d It<br />
with thit jmnlABl OOpnOftnog.<br />
Fkffirt S Mm, BP», &W,<br />
" Oiyien<br />
hu BntHBD<br />
Albert Ql<br />
n, Btarkrr £ Ps!«e, Ihiudolphi*. FB,<br />
CshimiiDi QmjgHB did We nwft food M a<br />
nlinr fi?om HaF Fswr thu uvt^mcl hp«t<br />
eTBftrin<br />
lutelr u with an» other morbid oondiHon <strong>of</strong> th*<br />
mtMn,m hate Hided f«PjiHjTheJ»«*ieB«i<br />
ecld tare f*r Aleabsl, JHorpftlne, ete,<br />
TOb! ji PI! prsilt the MatH* petf HI <strong>of</strong> «ny<br />
tnon Bunt HjTWaied bj iaadjiw teotpenira<br />
mtormtr* ftaUoBai W, QTT, V. eftee, eiewf•<br />
B»fe ud phjiJeljmj. rmiswi E wi|i*m »fi<br />
ef ill 'Wo an WKFIBlF frjsndlr to toll OloTif<br />
T. U<br />
and<br />
ffis HiiUdeph<br />
BB, HSrf I* it, "It<br />
b hat arf^nteiparimBBtn oureli/, hit it us<br />
refer to al fHinartahle>TidBnW=l ef lueedH H<br />
otter iDttltUtiawi in otlief place!, Tttaaa afflict.<br />
ed bj tn unn*emab|e appfilltn fpr Uquor and<br />
really want U bu eiired, eaB by a f«w w»ffci'<br />
tnatlnnt b«a erfdeoee <strong>of</strong> Ita pewsr,"<br />
AmmtK our hHr» !«>*««•» am Btahnp<br />
rallowi!TBPT, !•! imili, HOBWBIW Thoraaa<br />
Hilli, nan, Jjime* S, Hobbi, Del, ft S, Kiwla?<br />
a Tmpann»Sit«t!»<br />
itli **«* wtiooUnot<br />
rand t« b#U>d in treitlnif .**«* wtiooUnot<br />
H» for |rt«m?Bt, at snallf r«Ju»d HtM,<br />
U u ibelr obTIgBiloM » rrp»y is tha fund in<br />
Tll ft b*l rtfd B t<br />
U u iblr g py nd in<br />
SMyTn»t*llinBnI«, after b*lmt rsprt<strong>of</strong>od, By to<br />
dojnx *• Uie the (nUMJ mr Hi o«r, CUiliii<br />
HUT euM wiU tN HflW ndn«, MoisSf lent<br />
fqr thii purpow enkbtH tMasqder » U U UF<br />
saa they piealF M b« weatad, thertjrii]r.0Babl^<br />
then to «5rthrfdir«f rsntlr ot Vtair nbamp<br />
tlpRi Weapre Of <strong>of</strong> m pff* t°m> si appu-<br />
oaBt*, *Hd they «n H proai « wo *r« t*feji is-<br />
<strong>On</strong>r nureta aafo, f win Hid *ure. We dont<br />
lake wlilateT fmin a Baa. W a Ptaee |I hefore<br />
htm and defy him ts drink*nd ba «aw« 41 to<br />
Uk4 It^MBjaftrr m f*wd»a. We ^ara Uw<br />
aae npon fprienUSe^rtnelpiH by taKlap away<br />
apputll* without IffipMrlnc on* at ma w !•»<br />
i ny rbt AJ nbKriptXn rmtna<br />
Utk4 ^<br />
dlaaaae n<br />
the pp<br />
minimi any rbt. ABJ<br />
*fl|blSd to th«<br />
ma w !•<br />
rmtna<br />
S^ife^-<br />
edw<br />
_ RbAMiNQ THROUdM WOODS,<br />
noRmina throosh wrmdH In ncf lon» mOssi*<br />
H H f f l l l<br />
I fniliiti, nlmmt in<br />
A erjatal (JKlns, ana (Inf.<br />
Ifnnron oro this It might lifivp been.<br />
Ami<br />
Whlto Him rlftn a'nr<br />
And no a thniijjlit iii sunn' rjinjlonn Iiivust.<br />
Bt l d<br />
la fcnJiiil wlifB ftal'H mys «n it Kssi,<br />
A eryrtjil rivilldt JKirii.<br />
E J l a, Cnssiiiiif lit Now Vork Sun,<br />
THE HEIRESS.<br />
This is thn roninnro <strong>of</strong> n tiililrtifl g<br />
—tin) rittniinco nf nn nltl \mv\ Anil n<br />
i i I am grity hnired anil 40,<br />
yrt as I nil nt my Aimk In tho glmany<br />
llttlo<strong>of</strong>llct'<strong>of</strong> IIiiriunii'H mill Jifjt> i-Qinoa<br />
t«*tw€»n my uyija IUUI th» uoiuniiin (if fig-<br />
imNi In thu tluHty JuflgorB—n younR ftice<br />
with diMiF, bright oy=nn!l I full fhtu a<br />
day drtjftm itnil ftirgfltthjitl nmoM and<br />
poor and poiinnnniilact'.<br />
Shn }H thu isiily child bf Jere Jfnfmi\nf<br />
thi 1 miiliohiiifu mill owner. And as putitlt)<br />
[inci ^uutl juj BftQ 1B iMjautlful,<br />
1 iuivij wiitehod hur KPIW Into wotniiit*<br />
houd. I hfivo wntfliii'd \WT l i<br />
n antl wiil*?nlnf dad fkv<br />
tho Ideal <strong>of</strong> mydreftinfl;<br />
Andull tiicsoycjirs I hrtVi? iidfn<br />
Injl to loyn her,<br />
Siiwly IOTO la not wluilly<br />
though it la hfi|»lefls, I nin n hotter ismn<br />
that 1 hnvo loved NoUto Utinnim.<br />
No. I bnild nftftir cftsttis,<br />
I nin 40 nml Bhu 18.<br />
1 iim only her futhpr's hnokkcopcivnnii<br />
ulio is tho bfirt«s at millions.<br />
TlifrL. wr« A time when little Ndlio<br />
Iluriiiiin Hxis en my Bhoulilur, hutitLfl<br />
'niy ptit'kiJtH for KixKlipt) anil (Btaiped hpr<br />
liarHfj'H uhnfgn several tiines a day to<br />
tra](]lo down ia thiiuiill iiiH.-nrL-h(if "hw<br />
Jrti-k SpnnMf," lAter she hronf{ht hfr<br />
Hiih<strong>of</strong>tl taHkrt, the laeoniKihlo LnUij ¥i»rts<br />
nnd thtj utitonqnerflhlo PSjinirtoain frnc-<br />
tions, to thn fintiin old frieiiii, who WSIH<br />
Bf'vor tfio baiiy_td-bfl^bathL!rHlJiy Httlo<br />
Nfllii' IliLrJiiim,<br />
Hhij is UH uniifftt'tsNi ftiirt cnrtllili in her<br />
nhij \ny» I"T hiiiiil on niy itriis<br />
np into illy frii«» illlrt fisks why I uomp BO<br />
ftt'ldom to tlio hull, and linvo I pmm<br />
lirfd ftf old fricndu, <strong>of</strong> hnr—tht't! I find<br />
it hiinl to answer lightly, to Hinlir tftlnt'<br />
ly, (iiid I K« itWity with n hcnrtathn.<br />
The giri don* not Isu-k ftif frifihdH,<br />
Grim, atcm ulil Jere Hiiriniirrs Jittlis<br />
lirifiht fHLifl ehilil, iiiotlujrless rfnoe hitr<br />
liahyhnntl, long ngo fiuuifl iv tender RJirtt<br />
in th" lu'nrts nf tho vilhtfrn frilk. In the<br />
cisttilj^S her fiieo £H iwwnlenniD as fiiin-<br />
ehinp, Thu ehililriii! linii({ on hnr gown,<br />
tho woniuii iiing her jffliifWM, snd tho<br />
toughest niilliin.nd has nlwiiyn a eivil<br />
fur her itnd n lift <strong>of</strong> tho cap m ahe<br />
gho hija hor youBg frit-ndfl, too,<br />
tho crmntry gontl<strong>of</strong>ulk, Young<br />
DvttiiiOinl is otton at tho hall, Itlaru<br />
ntorwi that hu is tbn fortaa&to iiiitor <strong>of</strong><br />
JPTO Ilnrmnn'a huircse. He Ifl a fresh<br />
fricod, good havrted Ind, Lowa to tee<br />
youth, anil they ara young together;<br />
Qrny hiilrtsl Jack Bpencef, whiit have<br />
you to do with "love'i young dwani?*'<br />
The Htriko!<br />
The mill to Hhatdown, and thestrQfera<br />
gjither in knnta aliinjf thn yiih^o street<br />
and dincuBS the ftltmiUon, The cut rat<br />
havo CAUHMI tho trouliki, Jerti tltinnrtn<br />
Us hard BIJHI juid it hnfd innelor. He<br />
holds thn ftite uf thcap ficoiiln.in his<br />
hands. A few amts lefi§ to. them, a fow<br />
iioUriTB more to him. This hoemod to him<br />
to Rettle thn question, Thfi Hmes wero<br />
dull—he we«M rcHluras WHKOB. The Hftr?<br />
man mill eiierfttivei went out in a hody,<br />
Tho flrst ilny <strong>of</strong> the sWko Dig Jnhnf<br />
the w«i¥or who heacifiil the strikers,<br />
avmo to Jere Harmnn with ft doIegatloB<br />
to nrbitrate the matter,<br />
To thc^n Harman snidi "Betiira to<br />
work at my teiinspr ntay out and Htiirvo.<br />
Monday 1 hire new hntiitfl If yoa aru not<br />
hock In yonr places, As long na I own<br />
this mill I Bliall be mrwfcer here."<br />
Thlfl wftU hifl fioal ftflfl wir, and no wordfl<br />
<strong>of</strong> mine, no warniiigi <strong>of</strong> the murmurs<br />
and threats that grow ntiA dceiM-niuiiong<br />
tho men, will shake his will,<br />
Thero la talk <strong>of</strong> firing the mill among<br />
tho mod bmined ones, And Big John<br />
"That wero ebonping the ntiso <strong>of</strong>f to<br />
spito the fwe, mm. If tho mHl wwe<br />
hnrnod, bow wqald that hfilp ns to work<br />
and wngea? Nay, It must he other<br />
means," '.<br />
"Aye, we ttait U», bat if wo do not<br />
got our righto by fair iniwiff wo will<br />
hnvo them by fooll >f erted Miothor,<br />
They mam mischief. I have worried<br />
jere Honnap, bnt ho will not hood,<br />
• »• a : * • • •#• # • *<br />
Tho etrike is met.<br />
The night la esdedi and 1 •!( alone in<br />
the efflea in tho gray dawn, rick imd<br />
dlzsy with tho horrors <strong>of</strong> tho night's ex<<br />
porionco. I ihat my eyes, and tho pic-<br />
turo atandfl oat brfoni me—tho dark<br />
pight, the hall with itt Uffhts glowing<br />
oat through ihs windows, tho gay party<br />
<strong>of</strong> young JJOODiB -In the drawing room,<br />
the gleam <strong>of</strong> torched oatsldo, tho mob <strong>of</strong><br />
dsBptsStQ men, tho Angry, nptnmod<br />
fao«. There w» a tramp <strong>of</strong> foot, howie<br />
shout*, and a Btoue <strong>of</strong>ashod through a<br />
window and Bhattorod tho chaMolier.<br />
The muiio stopped with a discordant<br />
crash, Thoro was inntiint oanfarion, and<br />
above it nil there wore the bosrss cfk<<br />
<strong>of</strong> • Joro Harnum.<br />
I Bpmog throagh tho ptmsa window<br />
dfad th Tb<br />
and Hg John nhontad:<br />
W^ naught yen,<br />
ths nuwtor BMt ficnr its, lirlng ont the<br />
nuwtufl"<br />
"Ounif 1U(P hiinogt^inea if<br />
nnrt tjilk it u¥t-r~initiniy; v I iirgcdT<br />
lit nijilit liki! n uiob <strong>of</strong> rufliniiH<br />
g<br />
Jero Ilunnun hiul loinq out to thutn,<br />
Tlioy jirmitetl hini wltli na fuigry shout,<br />
"Wa tuu to bii jiut <strong>of</strong>f m lun'gur. If<br />
itfiijf rijfljts by fsiir tiinihs or by fJ<br />
Jeru Hnfiilan?"<br />
"Your fight«"= ln-KJin Jpra<br />
in his hnreh. atMn volts?, I stw thirt<br />
Nelliii Ilorman luiil HIIPIKMI out to her<br />
father 1 ! Rliloand litJiJ hw hand pleii,<br />
Ingly on Ilia Hhouldiir, Silo did not four<br />
tho ftiigfy incn, for willingly not one <strong>of</strong><br />
thoiu would him* hnrsiinl il hitir <strong>of</strong> lior<br />
fliiinty hi-ml, I wiw tlmt j*hn would hnvo<br />
f d i with ht* fnther to bfi gen tlo with<br />
tlirlli.<br />
Yes, eiii- HghtB!" )i WIB<br />
drunk m lilinu with ni(jp=Hun?iy he did<br />
iijit mm the girl nt her fiither'a Mi', A<br />
(ttoiio whUsiNl thrniigh the air. It might<br />
havo IKVIS Jnrti Ilttrmiui^<br />
instend, it Htrilyk her. It cut it<br />
eniel gitah jiiHt nliovf' tins toiuphi,<br />
Tliny HjinHig toNvsiril hi*—her frti'tiils,<br />
hep lovpr—lint Ki'lliii Hiirmiin put hur<br />
two hiiiidn out to in'h >vltU' n Hliitrji, gtisp^<br />
liig cry,<br />
"Jnck, Jack!" niie s.'iiU, and I gnught<br />
her hi iny iiriiis, '<br />
I hn'vfi'livnl ovrr the ngony, thn joy, nf<br />
thiit inoinsint all through tho lung, ioiio*<br />
ly hoiirn <strong>of</strong> thiH night.<br />
It WiUi Hig John hinifwlf who brought<br />
tho diHitor and (jriral liko a uhild when<br />
thoy fejld him Hho WIIH flying. His httlo<br />
erlpplml chllri she hiw! IOVHI nnd fHri«l<br />
for, nriii it hml died in her ftritiH. "Aye,<br />
anil thnt hnrni should hnvp liirtiiR tss her,<br />
whii sviifl iniiro j»(sod and innoi*E <strong>of</strong><br />
timid iind pm-ijiiinliJis generally<br />
tiuii iiiiil ili'iiioriilii'iitiiiii,<br />
nmivn ILiridumiienn f thn lowe<br />
k r('jir!"r!i?titi?pl i.t im n&t<br />
B1R>V« tliif hi'nie ('reniitHii lii'iii<br />
Blntiifiil mul shiftiybS, with m>t<br />
or ik-if n^licet- fo-keup<br />
Tiii ! iiinyT yhy^iin aro tolerably<br />
roili but mieh jiiiislieil nilepifl in<br />
i h<br />
is<br />
yiui<br />
he,,<br />
yiiil ilfl<br />
er tinin<br />
j<br />
thuy ftpt', UH ii fiUc. iiltcrly nnwortliy <strong>of</strong><br />
Tiiia is th! 1 pfritf'iiii-nt, imido to n'<br />
ryporter by n gentleiii m who hia only<br />
l iTturneii frnui' Hundurna, who<br />
fiiiiiiHiir wills tho |h?ipplo iiiiil<br />
wUti is ii nmi) i<br />
iniilil cviT u to<br />
ffn !liere wifhmit ii prnt If<br />
, you will'raiitif? fiway liopoor-<br />
eji vgsi jmt f«:-!«t upitii thfir<br />
ioil, but if yon jfu th!*»>.with mosey yen<br />
will iiit^ntihU' ill* l'nlilicil.: Tbe peoplo<br />
theris will I'iili'.T steiil fri.nii yuuqliiriglit.<br />
or tliroiijjh the nini'kervui' thu tribiinisl?<br />
which flif'y ttriti ristirH."<br />
The liciuht <strong>of</strong> nmljln.in !>I the• nvornge:<br />
is lit linve ?i ft?w Kiiver<br />
s^jiiW ! kt»fB.^=\\yi«H—this<br />
tnki'S liineo in ilia ,<br />
he works n't iimfjer, iiiter^stii hijnieif no<br />
further in ftiiytiung wlilth J«igUt emxm<br />
him to esersriso either Ilia hnnsla tjf liis<br />
lirniiiR, hnt elenjiiiy. nml ilrowsily •COH-<br />
siilt'H hiinnnlf wiih HIQ ehesi]i rum whibh<br />
is thfl= tiHfive. iiriiik. Tliis atuSf; inudp<br />
from mtrnr fiiiirtjiiii" 1 , issimng eprnph<br />
to iiimi a Ijnli? in. it Itrtr (>f rriilreail imii.<br />
•Til!- 1 hlllMllil is li?n (lji;t <strong>of</strong> thft JiOOTf 1 !<br />
cliissMfl, .Ttiiiy %,{<br />
fill, ntisi ii! sliPM tli^iicriifiMn tins = iin>rlV-<br />
flcil stTiin^r gills iif a tfiit-taur. .<br />
KiHiwlt'iliiii IN tli'j fntiliinn. •<br />
: •<br />
A siiiHiriiiiiitiM- tiiii!, yon iniiy fnj-,<br />
tiut BSj|ilifif?!t:f nf !:ifllt>r t'hili.L'a, The<br />
butterfly•« 1 i'i!!iiftt'p.>m Ki'W Yuilt, wtii^i;:<br />
BQdirty atot'k in triiil?! cutiMHia ipf pkiili-<br />
miiiff from tlin liitKHt IKIVO!? nnil jiliiU's,<br />
gowns triiiii thi! Rii('iiu lii.Piiis nml *i<br />
reservoir <strong>of</strong> miji^rlkiiil,pur!!,, is a<br />
to ht'nr NViiHliinffifm woltiS'ii'1<br />
iilmiit jiriasis r^ffirni, nur imblis<br />
iVBteni yr tjipj Uyiii'tsig him t'entrovi'rsy.<br />
Ant! t!iBj*'nut only mil; on such sti" "<br />
liatiirally nml witlifMit iiny<br />
jmBingi lint they kntnv whnfc tlwy is<br />
talking ftl!»»it,' It its i<br />
to throw out ii Btniliitaly *>rtrli*{*t rptiiark<br />
nbniit'urmin book.nf Ih'ipii's nijil iriiHt tii<br />
ftitfi tluit. thi' w'.nnnn ynu. nm UtMug Us<br />
ii us igmifiiiit uf it us 1 yoti nrk ' Oil, no;.<br />
the oililsiivo iitjiiiiis! ymi iii '<br />
JN tlfu<br />
w<br />
• ' • ..rJ 1 '::<br />
SI<br />
• ^<br />
'
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UFTT SEHTIMKL.<br />
It" I'<br />
£-• '<br />
TCtt»TI»* BOBIWHON,<br />
EDITOK A»t> HKOPRUfTOft.<br />
rir*v NKW JE<br />
¥••<br />
AdnftMMMAta lu teal BAlaBK IS Mk<br />
nt^fNlMtepll»«.<br />
Jah *srt promptly daw far<br />
^rnwn and thlitoetfiib their hsrtii<br />
JUSE S, IMS,<br />
F stand tt Ih* f«» 0Bte6 at Oan Sir. *?• J.<br />
LIKE the charity that iuveni a muJ<br />
tltude<strong>of</strong> slnn. tbe towns nf Miy'i Land<br />
tug and §« Isle, to many nf thi ruetro.<br />
(Mill tan newspaper i-ornaptiudeuUt, wem<br />
to embrace shout all the telegraphic<br />
point* In UiUHUte, mutliol UnmOen.<br />
All Use accounU* <strong>of</strong> furettt Jlrw in (Jlnu-<br />
owter county, catches <strong>of</strong> flj»li oil Aiigle=<br />
as*, politics in galena and glfttw blower**<br />
Strike* In Bfillville, publ toned In mewl<br />
<strong>of</strong> tlto big city dslllQfl, are dated at one<br />
or theolher <strong>of</strong> thcae plat-on, leading t»<br />
Ute premnnpttati that a coiLM|>iraoy ex-<br />
IHIM |a boom the town loL«at thet»pIfti*H<br />
and thai the reported have been let f ii<br />
t>n tiie ground Boot.<br />
A DAY OF<br />
If Oie gamblefg <strong>of</strong> Ihlfl Htate ihittk<br />
that because the people are im Inneor<br />
holding num nieotliig«, cii?f, tn pmtt*t<br />
agalii»t the damnable legislation <strong>of</strong> lawt<br />
winter, they are Batinfle«J tn at-wpt<br />
ppeseut ciJtiditlunH they are greatly iii<br />
enur- The pe«pie yf New jureey are<br />
itlll nurelug in their heartH the wrath<br />
they feel apniiiit thotte villaiUH who,<br />
list to all decency, last winter [iliu^d<br />
the hrani) <strong>of</strong> disthnuor o"n the fair ffuue<br />
<strong>of</strong> out Btiite. A day <strong>of</strong> retribnthm in<br />
oomlngaud the puninhiiieiit will niit be<br />
l«H«evere ijecaniHc it 1M IOUK delayed,<br />
Thepet»pjearedoingftdual <strong>of</strong> an onioyiit<br />
<strong>of</strong> thhiklug iiutef which will iwHieitome.<br />
thlug whidt will coutmtwe tliu«e wh»<br />
LsvoHO vlIiaiijoUHly Hluned BgahiHt the<br />
body politic.<br />
with Iilm In ojfeti oiiifllct they find<br />
tliemwivatepeedJiy worstisl, slid lioiice<br />
slander him behind hla Lwck,<br />
They insinuate that ho IH (fuwc-tw^d <strong>of</strong><br />
ability ancj. nii>t!iing<br />
wltfrli command!! public attention aiid<br />
admiration they speedily «sk In plot<br />
lib overthmw. They belittle hi* every<br />
if he, beliigliijmail, em* In the<br />
itartli'ijlar, lltey magnify the<br />
fault into ftumelhljiff mi mil tal noun.<br />
Of till the devils Incarnate, Envy is<br />
the «n«teHL It fts-da, however, on Its<br />
own vitals Btiri the enviiiUH man<br />
111 liirt litsirr a lire wliifh \x<br />
ftUle, Ha ftiilforu ton tliOUmliii Units<br />
more iimu the |ien«)ii lie piiinttora, Mow<br />
HJIH, tlii> tnvy lie nurse* In lib*<br />
raiiflnt l» liiil fnitu the wnrld nt<br />
It mm what iu>tyuiwH the mil.<br />
tett4|»tll»!o iniiueiidn or itiMiinmtiim<br />
which IN expnswwl anil honistt in<strong>On</strong> ilu»<br />
and ionUi this envious \vm>n iin<br />
whii'h (NiijiiuiiiiialyM U> IIHI the NUIU-<br />
st Gliiuagu, and abFJuf<br />
<strong>of</strong> two <strong>of</strong> ttiruu wfekn is tlm<br />
Burnt people exiiec-U Tliiw, hiiwever, in<br />
Imuryat uurrvnt railmwi nilcs<br />
and ehargis', and tlitwe Win* have liith<br />
erUi lakeii dlHlant »nd more<br />
trli«i retreneli and n[ieiid the<br />
OHir at home, Bcsreely any »ue wliti<br />
leaves towu it) the miiumer ill till In<br />
likely to let the trip to Utili^i take the<br />
place <strong>of</strong> their entire outluR, tluiuifli<br />
they wek aearby and lew expensive re-<br />
WftH.<br />
THE IUJTV Or A SKWSPAHKH,<br />
What fight lias a. newiipaper malt tu<br />
Meek <strong>of</strong>fice? None at all.<br />
in to try tit get an odlcie for the "nthur<br />
fellow," to Hound the |irai«e <strong>of</strong>. thy can.<br />
dldato*tid keep lib nwii feellrigH f*r*<br />
let tly quiet; tst "whoop her up" fur hl«<br />
nan, and let hi« man forget ail about<br />
him when lie ia eieeted; to defund IIIH<br />
againHt the uiijunt attat-kw <strong>of</strong><br />
i, and nee whatever fuviirri<br />
blti caudidaUj has t» bestow go to the<br />
: other fellow,<br />
It in aliHi h(H huBiueBH to IAKMII tiie<br />
tuwu 'for all it l» worth, month after<br />
mouth; tit defend It against the aH|i(<br />
HIOU i»f rival towiiH, and thm iti return<br />
to tee mucb <strong>of</strong> the printing go to other<br />
- [itacea heeause they get it done a few<br />
centB cheaper, ., .<br />
It hi the liiiHiiiew <strong>of</strong> the newHpaiwr tn<br />
give every enterprise a'freijiieiit ''Bend<br />
<strong>of</strong>f," and eatcli a genuine "tongue hmh-<br />
Jog' 1 tweaujsi he h«i failed to<br />
tlmt U i protQinent QlUtsn had<br />
fmwm Oruli.<br />
A terrible aerWent Lieftil nine pleHsnre-<br />
Bcekfr» to C'ajie May Point who were<br />
enjoying a ride nn thu HWitriiiiack ISH<br />
iicai tht' Hteambnat landing no W«ines»<br />
day <strong>of</strong> liutt wet'k. They were jisrlicU<br />
(lanut Iii tm eseiirMliiiiisHidiiutisd by the<br />
OlsrlHtlan EudeavorHiK'itjIy <strong>of</strong> Delaware<br />
M)unty, Pii,, on the rtcpiiUMc, aud were<br />
alt t¥«itii>n, liulh earn<br />
wen- nruaHbe»r=<br />
by, wild in-eiimpmikHl thu exfUrHlii!),,<br />
watelitsl tier eoiiHUititiy im Uielouti trip<br />
up the river. With Mr, Harris* tAtv waM<br />
removed tu thu Prtvlfyterlaii H'mpilah<br />
piiiloityiphln, an MHifi an tbe llepiiblid<br />
reat'lied her wharf, All thiiiiiherH were<br />
The citizens rettdhig In<br />
<strong>of</strong> the May's Landing Gunxt Houae<br />
were treated to s noyel Might TharHday<br />
evening on seeiug m lafge wUd deer<br />
juni|j over fbe tJourt House fence and<br />
run down the nialu avenue <strong>of</strong> the town.<br />
The anlm&l BO intoHevefal yard?, and<br />
afterward trmk refuge in aswanipoppo-<br />
te the Methodhit Epitteopal Uhuhh.<br />
l*ogB were put on l(atrall,aud soon had<br />
the deer ruunlug agaJu. It tail into<br />
the yard back, uf the MaaKlon House,<br />
where it WBM captured. <strong>On</strong> being ex.<br />
amiue he<br />
the iijlnimuui HIHSHJ.<br />
Railroad men Hay that such an ar.<br />
ratigenient an ISIIH became an abwihite<br />
neeetwity, an the Atlantic <strong>City</strong> hrsliChi*<br />
<strong>of</strong> fell three tiiiet have been running be><br />
hind for Hcveral ytant, * Tlilh waft eauBeil<br />
not only by the competition that re-<br />
duced the hire, but the ami pet It Ion in<br />
hpeed played havoc with the protiui,<br />
The etiuipuentji demanded were <strong>of</strong> a<br />
high grade aud eaeh <strong>of</strong> the two oper><br />
atiiig power* raced for an eighiy^minute<br />
speed that made the tout <strong>of</strong> running<br />
the road very high. They declare the<br />
public will not mind the five minuteH<br />
added nor the twenty-five cent inercaw*,<br />
both <strong>of</strong> wbii-h will meet the deniandn<br />
<strong>of</strong> the atockholderH, The BLateinent IN<br />
aim made that the Uanideii and Allan*<br />
tic road Inw ]ald im dividend for mine<br />
years and that the West jerney aiid At-<br />
laiitie <strong>City</strong> were eiiiibleii to do mi Ue><br />
eauite uf the priinbt iiii igher<br />
75 tolls extra heavyfapan Mat*<br />
tiuffai pfrmn ; 0jo,<br />
Sf r&lis, heavy si imlcss CMntt<br />
Matting* five patterns, at<br />
P4-<br />
go rolls 6m Joined Matting at<br />
Matting Rugs—cool bits for<br />
here, there or<br />
2.2x4.0 at me much<br />
%MnS at fi<strong>On</strong> each<br />
8,0x0,081800 each<br />
Take Tennii Rackets-=a!l<br />
kinds from anywhere. Weigh<br />
their worth. See if tho Want-<br />
maker Specials are not at least<br />
ene^thirdelieapirthan any other<br />
in the market,<br />
tiemiantswn S{ecial,H,aO; with cork<br />
hatidle, t-5.<br />
(Jerniftiitowii, oval haudle, IS,<br />
UerniaiiUiWii fltandnnJ, B.flO; with<br />
enrk handle, N,<br />
Itelmout, %%.W, with cork handle<br />
%Mh, WiMahlcknii, |y.6O; with<br />
cork liatidle, 12,75,<br />
Ardiaore, 1*2; with enrk handle, 12^.<br />
Falrmoutit, 13,7-1: with ixirk handle,<br />
Printed Biorod Bwlif.<br />
EBBBS<br />
Iniiic luarket.<br />
THI iTODDAIIT COMPAMY<br />
UN,<br />
1 , f 1,<br />
Juvenile, flk.<br />
Nets, pegs, ropes, poles,<br />
and all sorts oi Tennis fi<br />
1 •<br />
What shall the Summer-time<br />
Book?<br />
iglnnihg to worry over<br />
SUBSGR!PTION# S1.O0 PER YEIR<br />
OUTSPOKEN AND FEARLESS<br />
LIVE NEWSPAPER<br />
PITHY NEWS ITEMS<br />
A HOME PAPER<br />
sbaeut a few days viaitlug frleiidH, or<br />
that Borne dfHtlnguIshed friend from a<br />
distance had via!t«d liinr.<br />
unhurt.<br />
The WjUialoii WOH the reHuit <strong>of</strong> an ac*<br />
eideut entirely, the wheels taking the<br />
wrong track for Home, unexplained<br />
rtafton, and once started could not tie<br />
frfAppet).^_^<br />
before tho<br />
Govornor<br />
to *veiy public, charitable and church<br />
enwrlainmeiit- frequently advertise<br />
them gratuitously; generally pay his<br />
awn way to everything and then be<br />
prejudiced, nudiafItfthle aiui<br />
•plHted becauHe a large space til<br />
bU paper in not devoted to the fnrther-<br />
UHK HodeHaklnp to the e«*<br />
uf oUier matter,<br />
wonder t«*t there are m<br />
tp the newspaper bus|=<br />
<strong>of</strong> nnnaoal<br />
Fallor's pnpCT<br />
Monday<br />
psblle inttTt-Ht,<br />
g was<br />
fren the<br />
and<br />
fact that it pneented in a<br />
connected way the tndiapHtebia record<br />
<strong>of</strong> facts which sliow that Soinnel Morey<br />
f h fl h<br />
, bails Bad ran a atenmbeat,<br />
There ia a vague Jmpressiori in the<br />
pdhlle mind that Morey inado H)me<br />
sort <strong>of</strong> ftn imperfect attempt to ran a<br />
•tffluiiijoat on the Coanocticut river at<br />
Fail-let!, feat it ia not geaerally known<br />
Dw<br />
to the most undo*] ruble ijuallty<br />
an Ml to the lot <strong>of</strong> rosu* Notli-<br />
m ivpubfve to \<br />
d Opjlght cltsracter as thin fallen<br />
whKsh eblbroueH itoeif in the<br />
and TOloda <strong>of</strong> individuals. Bge-<br />
uf evpry man. There<br />
who reach it by tndiwtry and<br />
there are tlinH who<br />
ii SucBrta through mental »operi'<br />
genius. Some men are bom<br />
Poverty,phjTBioaHnilrniUy<br />
tbse<br />
can clouda hinder the<br />
og. Tbe,f may obBeore<br />
for m tlnie, hut tbe<br />
show itself<br />
tafgeta<br />
0*<br />
that, botldee bbexpertsints thereat his<br />
own home, he fan. a Btomnb<strong>of</strong>tt froni<br />
Hftrtford to New Haven, and that he<br />
built atBordentowu, N. J,, a largwb<strong>of</strong>tt<br />
which ^e rfln between that plage and<br />
A model <strong>of</strong> his boat wu exhibited hi<br />
New York city, and bis invention a^<br />
tracted tbi Bttentlon <strong>of</strong> Robert Fnlttm,<br />
tha Livlngitona and others who wow'<br />
atadjiiiB tho probiein <strong>of</strong> 8tt«m ns-rigs-<br />
tios, Fnlton indeed mwle practical ap.<br />
plication <strong>of</strong> the invention to &rmPiQTcW<br />
nje, but Moruys the Vertncmter, was the 1<br />
i uiv«itor boyond<br />
b PhU<br />
<strong>of</strong> wall paper and deco-<br />
J t fiTU Blh'<br />
g pp<br />
ration* In B*ui h Jersey at fiTU ,<br />
Hiiclh and Anlinry, at Fhllada. price*,<br />
Fon RENT,—A hies eottage; Ailly<br />
fyrtiWied' bwt locaUou en the island.<br />
Apply to It, C, ndbiuiHin, tbi» city.<br />
The Union Transfer Com [any Bag.<br />
g»RB5JEprew will all stfMldencBsftiid<br />
bprelj 1B <strong>Ocean</strong> (pity and check baggage<br />
through to deBtlnatioD, wbefeby the<br />
paftenen will avoid all tmuble <strong>of</strong> eheck»<br />
fug at7»llrond •tBUon, OtAm fnr bag*<br />
re ean be left at railroad depot<br />
, F. MPBFJIY, JOIW B Aient<br />
BBICKIBBICILII BjuqkMI—Orden<br />
lor brff* left »tThorn's hardwire nod<br />
ramftara itolfB or at Otenn f30ttnget Sth<br />
~~ wUlreeeive<br />
It was an ill wind for the im-<br />
porter that bfilatfid th«stj best<br />
French Sateens,<br />
_J t JiIeswftv//JpJ!j*ou, may hap.<br />
Meant to have been here n<br />
month ago • meant to he 35c a<br />
yard*<br />
But here they ate at iSc! •<br />
How; straight and sum such<br />
lots come to Wanamaker's !<br />
Scheurdr, Uiuth & Co,'s Sa*<br />
teens, Freres, Koechlin Co.'s<br />
Sateens, Names to conjure<br />
with throughout the Sateen<br />
world whenever quality or style<br />
is in question.<br />
Nearly aoo new patterns.<br />
More than 10,000 yards.<br />
, Of course there's a choice-^<br />
the women know tftat well<br />
enough.<br />
Irish Lawns from Yankee<br />
Looms keep the fingers <strong>of</strong> a<br />
dozen salespeople on the fly<br />
measuring, tearing, measuring,<br />
tearing* Perhaps a hundred<br />
styles, 38 in,,<br />
Not every one can see a cy-<br />
clone, not every one tares to,<br />
but you can guess at the work<br />
a cyclone does by glancing<br />
down the long Cotton Goods<br />
aisle just before bell rings, any<br />
evening. Dress patterns and<br />
sliort lengths flying out all day<br />
long, armsiul at a time, so<br />
empty shelves and scatter pieces<br />
that it doesn't seem that trade<br />
winds alone could have done<br />
it. •' .• -. •<br />
Get Priestly's name on any<br />
sort <strong>of</strong> Dress Goods and your<br />
need't question further^not<br />
even on Grenadine, Quality,<br />
color, weave will surely be<br />
right, These All-wool Black<br />
aid Grenadines are Priest<br />
already, mayhap,/ No need to<br />
worry a bit. We've made a<br />
little list <strong>of</strong> all the welcome<br />
Books for house or hammock<br />
or steamer chair or railroad<br />
ride reading, with the prices<br />
plainly printed, Thi»is the<br />
TAHLB OF OQNTfiNm<br />
Paper Novels, 10 (<br />
Aifeiplii Series, 10 cents,<br />
Tl>e Hapmoek Series^ *<br />
Pajter KOVCIH, 30 eelttfl,<br />
Cloth litiuyd ]Sn», Iff (siiU<br />
Tlie National ISmiM, 80 eenlH<br />
The Leiiux ISnnw, B.TceijtH<br />
lAlfiurc itoiirSeriH*, is peiitn<br />
111 Cjreei! and White,<br />
III Ited and White,<br />
.PAOB<br />
a<br />
H<br />
IT<br />
IH<br />
Ntttury and Oui-dr Life, i^<br />
(.^Hiking and PftservliiK, '<br />
(rbieagis and the World's Fair,<br />
Fur liitlie PoIkH,<br />
I<br />
j<br />
m<br />
y M<br />
l*«!uukr Hand<br />
M l FlU<br />
An<br />
4< r !<br />
47<br />
Ask for "Books for<br />
Reading.' 1 -The list is Irce,<br />
foiiN WANAMAKBM,<br />
POSTERS, DODGERS<br />
PRINTING<br />
\<br />
BRUNCHES<br />
HENRY A, W, SMITH.<br />
PrMtetl Pliaitar<br />
Hi<br />
SieHiif Iigtser,<br />
fl. HOWARD THORK,<br />
iiwger,<br />
60a ftsiunv *ve,,<br />
Ooeii Cttf, N, J.<br />
SMITH & THORN,<br />
In All UH<br />
Underground drain<br />
Terra Cotta Pipe,<br />
ATLAHtly d<br />
TO AHD KROM<br />
£ KEADIHQ B, H<br />
Diviftiols,<br />
mpiiH<br />
trt*BiJl<br />
ffflf RSUTI TO MEW s<br />
IB s-ffsct r«bni«rT JS, IMS,<br />
LEAVE ATLANffc flcfW<br />
T H t d A i<br />
SlrKi,<br />
if if, • n meeam,<br />
ffiff<br />
*FH» Ftiilk, 1015 a in<br />
6 80p mespmc<br />
T Ii • m Moom, irrlffi Vt<br />
jQgpntwpHH, '•<br />
SSAtii<br />
sffipn<br />
B 40 e m<br />
ii<br />
R. R. SOOY, Proprietor.<br />
AKB OCEAN AVENUE<br />
OOKAN €IT¥S HRW JJBMKW,<br />
FIRST-CLASS HOUSE,<br />
DIRECTV ON THE BEACH.<br />
OCEAN CIT<br />
ArMoral Seaside<br />
Not Excelled<br />
as a<br />
Health Restorer; 1<br />
Fineit facilities lor<br />
Sailing.Gunninff, etc<br />
The Liquor Traffic and its ,<br />
kindred evili are forever pro- J<br />
hibited by deed,<br />
Every lover ol Temperance<br />
and Morals should combine to ,|<br />
help in.<br />
Water buf>ptyf<br />
Steamboats<br />
And all other<br />
Modern Conveniences.<br />
Thousands <strong>of</strong> lots for sale<br />
at various prices, located in all<br />
parts <strong>of</strong> the city.<br />
For information apply to<br />
E. B. LAKE,<br />
Secretary,<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Asso'n,<br />
W, L SMITH & SON,<br />
IN SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.<br />
m. fliMDiii'i<br />
1625<br />
itELIAJILE ONE PRIUE<br />
ATLANTIC AVENUE, ATLANTIC CITY N J<br />
Away with evary Child's<br />
Children's Nobby<br />
A Banjo Souvbnier<br />
p<br />
jp in HHI , . _<br />
FOB BALTIMORE AND WABH1NOT0N,<br />
f \ i * AiUaU Ci kd B<br />
FO<br />
TnfB<br />
•ad a<br />
BALT<br />
\suin<br />
R AN HNOT0N,<br />
AiUaUe <strong>City</strong> we*k-d*T* Bum<br />
p pi, Bundsjf J IS fe m, UK) 10Q n in<br />
gnnH* with tttn_*5itBi ftp Byiimpff »n4<br />
WuhiBRtrai, TltBfDHK Tram Tw^nij ffurth<br />
- k i l i ; Bkii •^i^t-*_- Hifafef """"••<br />
SSOdt<br />
116 • tli<br />
ley's. Regular $i goods at<br />
50c An Bayard Dress pattern<br />
costs but $4, TTiiiik <strong>of</strong> a/¥mt-<br />
ley Grenadine at %% the Dress!<br />
Plam black All-wool Challis<br />
wool, weave and dy<br />
ih i<br />
, y<br />
was never within easier reach,<br />
ga.ln., Sfie, reRulnr fifte kliitl* "<br />
M til,, 60c, fegulBf Gffc glud,<br />
40JH,,7fle,regiilBr8. 1 5cklnd.<br />
4g iti,t II, regplir 11.26 kind, •<br />
China Mattings (or the Sum-<br />
tner floprj <strong>of</strong> course, Fresher,<br />
asi.iii<br />
iaopn,<br />
iinp<br />
800»tn<br />
»lp<br />
Jiso.m<br />
U to fer<br />
ItntlwIilrtM,<br />
IS Bit<br />
botli<br />
MJH an HI _ _ _ _<br />
l depot<br />
Qwrt B<br />
t BjUtlf<br />
u<br />
detsifeil abim,<br />
CLOTHIER,<br />
Eighth and Market Streets,<br />
PHILADELPHIA,<br />
RJli<br />
SAMPLeS<br />
ALL K1NI5S<br />
OF<br />
Dry Goods.<br />
airier, cooler, cleaner than Car'<br />
pet. And with fife such special<br />
lots in sight the merest pinch<br />
<strong>of</strong> money is enough to do for a<br />
raom,<br />
j6o rolls China Mattiny<br />
ing- 6$ lbs* to the roll <strong>of</strong><br />
o7nw<br />
or tpsjatmse mniwiftt ui ticketi iwd<br />
lime iUlH til tha Rndlng ifeHd<br />
brudni em Is obiaiwd.<br />
I, A, SWllQABO, C. Q. HAB000E,<br />
W«4 Mmnmf Hall Rwtd.<br />
FOBHBA IHLB CITT AlfH CM3RAH OITf,<br />
ON AIID ATtm MAR, inih tW,<br />
StOam<br />
They will be forwarded at<br />
once to any address. '<br />
MailOMers<br />
receive prompt and careful at-<br />
tention ;at allfift<br />
tention ;at all-fifties.<br />
•<br />
AiburyAve., below Fourth St.,<br />
OCEAN CITY, N. J<br />
AH work done in<br />
style,<br />
FLOUR AND FEED,<br />
No.'721. Asbu'iy Avenue,<br />
OCEAN CITY, N,j5<br />
D, GALLAGHER,<br />
43 So. Second St.,<br />
, i«.<br />
34th Street and Asbury avenue,<br />
OCE/IS C1VY, W, J.<br />
flaajil ilillferiti ffw,<br />
urbing.<br />
OET THE,BEST<br />
Heveif gem nut, No Hecond elpenie.<br />
Fur termH and rniitrautfl onoault Rntert<br />
my a^nt f,,f Oe«ii CHjf.<br />
DENNIS MAHONEY.<br />
BliLH!!JI<br />
* »<br />
Cor, Fourth Street and West Avenue,<br />
OOEAN CITY, N, J,<br />
nWEWY, •cCLUREkCO.<br />
ra Market Street, Philadefphia,<br />
V&iuta, Oils, etc.<br />
H. QEKLACH A<br />
. . fiiiuu m<br />
ue^t Wttehes, Jeweif j & Diamonds,<br />
.Ufrdwl.<br />
jT, will r*»»i<br />
ISRiEL G. U)AiS t CO.,<br />
tl<br />
2031 ATLAHTIC A?E,<br />
IT. AI.HAN,<br />
* d CAFE, t<br />
PHILADELPHIA.<br />
b«4propeft<br />
J,fl2D0dtlboDd<br />
"B»<br />
THUMDAY, JUNE m 1W8-<br />
We shall be glad to receive Items 0<br />
ttewm and comnaunleaUons <strong>of</strong>'<br />
to this eomjaunUy and oiir<br />
- All tommunleatlnnfl Hhould he<br />
ftnmpaBltd with the full naniu and atf<<br />
dresa <strong>of</strong> the writer, not HeeeMarlly for<br />
tniblieation, but a guarantee <strong>of</strong> good<br />
HEWN*<br />
The bathing BOSHOII lim l<br />
Couuell meela in adjiitinirtt<br />
tt>morrow evening.<br />
Charles Vnm ban oisiswl hi A<br />
go-round for the Heflariii,<br />
CH, Stsrn JIM his fnuilly<br />
it) a Central aveiiuc cottage.<br />
Tto Oroan <strong>City</strong> Volunteer Fire t'nra.<br />
paoy will Iidld a meeting tlilM evenittg.<br />
j, E, AiiHtln hori ninvcHl hit* tum\)y<br />
to Bsealiiy's Polot for the Hiiiunie<br />
mouthH,<br />
J.Y,Radcllfl and family, <strong>of</strong> Caniskm<br />
are euseoueed lu llteir-AHbury-Hvtsiim<br />
aittage,<br />
Forrest K, Utirl, <strong>of</strong> JiurHiiKtoii, n\mvi<br />
ft few d&i'H IIIBI wHjk witli Uhiirlm Cnwn<br />
In tula city;<br />
B. €. lilugham and family, uf fain<br />
den; ate pleaflautlyHtluivtrtl in their bay<br />
H,C, Watt,alMitlaiJel|ilihi merchant<br />
has bin family ILH«IH1 lit tin AHbury<br />
avenue dottaf?p.<br />
Q&jrge M, Megargee niiil family,.n<br />
Phlladel|ihta,urt'd iif $V2M<br />
U'eiio!!! Haiunlay fiiFTTK<br />
(earn the lulus! Hly lex in<br />
unaerneatli ilic<br />
yacht, which will be rigged out by the<br />
24th, for Samuel Btetswr, <strong>of</strong><br />
Lauding, and lias three more on the<br />
ways,<br />
George Wilwn, a ?=y#aMiIcl boy, fell<br />
overboard from a plesaure yaclit lu the<br />
bay, Mr. Wiimn reHcuid the child.<br />
Captain E, D, French received two<br />
very fine dngn from Virginia on Friday,<br />
Thomas Turner to bulidlug-a-new-<br />
cotlage, =:<br />
Jamen Leach Was buried on Wednes-<br />
day afternoon lit tlie M, E, Cenaetery,<br />
Mrn. W.L.Blake 1B HUH away, J,<br />
Endleott Ifi beauiifylng; her honn with<br />
paint and paper in her absence.<br />
JAtfi. Roland Kandolph, <strong>of</strong> Tuokertop,<br />
to visiting Mrs-William Johnwn, her<br />
mother,<br />
Elsnprth Johnwn In borne from Ban<br />
E, D. Ftenoh has elgbteen<br />
In Jtefordur<br />
tempting to<br />
himiery from<br />
walk.<br />
Tlie horM.! <strong>of</strong> 1A*win Itryant, a lii>tcl-<br />
kifuper, ran away Htimluy and wnH-kcd<br />
the carriage. Hryniil sftvpcl IIIN lift- by<br />
jumphig from tlie vehicle,<br />
The Turn Verein will biiiht a huli mi<br />
North ('anitina avciitie.<br />
The <strong>City</strong> Coiinei]nit>ii JUIVP IH*H. hi<br />
WaHliinglon, D, U,, gettiiig |H>|iiWrH on<br />
street paving. » .<br />
Harry Watmn wtm (Allen U\ thru-e<br />
place* Haliirday by a diig Ujioiigjiig Ui<br />
JoliiiMlHur,<br />
The two electric light eompmiieH have<br />
refused to make a four montiiH 1 poiitnii't<br />
for lighting the city at a rate <strong>of</strong> 40 ceiili<br />
a iiglit each night.<br />
George Ogden, <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia,<br />
flgiired liiB face and bruised IIIH<br />
Haturtlay afternoon by jumping oil a<br />
train after lils hat, ,<br />
While going up the HtepH <strong>of</strong> I be Ceylon<br />
colUu^e, thin ptacs, Hunday, Wllliaiii<br />
Watflon, <strong>of</strong> Camden, slipped and fell<br />
over the baluster. In hl« deHcent lie<br />
Htruck an Iron fence, and one iif the<br />
rail points penetrated his Hkull, while<br />
another rod entered hlH shoulder, Dr,<br />
Peiinlngloii attended him, and pro-<br />
nnunced the wqands <strong>of</strong> a daiigerouH<br />
nature. The wounded mail wiw taken<br />
to the CiKiper HnHpltal, Camden, on a<br />
latetrtiiu,<br />
Mayor Wlllard Wright, who has (wen<br />
ill for Borne weeks with eryHi]ieiaH, prob-<br />
ably BUperinduced by an Attack nf<br />
grippe, fluRered a relapse Hunday and<br />
IN DOW lying in a precarious condition,<br />
Mr, Wright is about 8? yearn <strong>of</strong> age,<br />
aud in one <strong>of</strong> the mratt popular men<br />
and otllctala In thii <strong>City</strong>, being a phyHt-<br />
clan by pr<strong>of</strong>etwfoii. He has been twjc*<br />
elected to tlieotilde he niiwholdH, the<br />
last time being in March, 1892.<br />
C. A, Idler, while out riding in the<br />
exereiHiiig wagon <strong>of</strong> the Utiod Will<br />
Hook and Ladder Company, liecatne<br />
alarmed at what he tlnMight to lie the<br />
litimeH running away, and undertook<br />
to juiiipout the back part <strong>of</strong> the wagon.<br />
HIH collar bone was broken, aiid lie \\im<br />
badly cut about the face,<br />
luvttatlnitB are out announcing the<br />
marriage <strong>of</strong> John Hackney, ot PleaHant-<br />
ville, and Miss Elizabeth Handy, <strong>of</strong> thin<br />
place, on Juue 27th, They wilf tJiko u<br />
trip to Chicago, ,<br />
Sage IH on the Kick lint.<br />
Mis* Ll??,ie Halt*ey returned home<br />
Monday from a few dayH' vlnit to her<br />
SMST at Camilen,<br />
Markle, the nlno-jnonfbfMild child <strong>of</strong><br />
J. M. COIIIHH, died Haturday night <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>of</strong> the brain. It was burled<br />
at Salem Cemetery Monday'aflernoon.<br />
Cblldreii'n Day was olwervcd in the<br />
I'rpHbyterlan Church on Sunday lant,<br />
The following wan the programme:<br />
Anthem, eliolr; prayer, Ilev, I*. H,<br />
Kennedys IWautifui giibba'tli, wing,*by<br />
weluN)l* gorlptiiN reading, school; duett,<br />
HeavenLy jjwlder, M|H»es Hhaner; reel-<br />
tation, Ethel ItlMleyj rct;ltatlsiii, Irene<br />
Fiiiittm; duett and choruH, Mm Hmtm<br />
F b and MIHH. Manie Craig; 8ab=<br />
hath IkfliH, Ming, HcliolarHj retltalion,<br />
fourgirlH; rucltatUtli, MlhHNHllleShaner;<br />
Comu to the Hniihe <strong>of</strong> tlie Lord, Hong,<br />
h rwitatlon, Tiiomiw Hullutiii<br />
wetH^Hong, eight girln; addrewi,<br />
paHtor; recltatioii, Walter PrambeM:<br />
The collection amounted to $10,00.<br />
MJJ R, Siatliiews and family, ot<br />
MudlHon. N, J,, are vlHiting her father,<br />
II, C, Potter.<br />
Mifw A, It, Hlnckiiiaii aiid friendH <strong>of</strong><br />
Atlantic (!!ty retuniwl fniiii a wyek's<br />
visit Ui New" York <strong>City</strong> and vicinity.<br />
They K-port a delightful time, both In<br />
entertainment and Hlght=Heelng, hut re-<br />
turn with a Kresujr appreciation for<br />
our eity-by.tlie-fieiJ. WIilIu Man hat ten<br />
and Hrigtitnti Itenclicfl, Hhecp'H-liead<br />
and, thu many other reHortH near New<br />
York are pleasant and have many ad-<br />
vautitgeH, Atlaiitln far excetH tiieiii all<br />
in the Ilius <strong>of</strong> buthliig, boating and<br />
y B Hie mnr<br />
&nd MIHH Margarcl<br />
tire out<br />
rjngu <strong>of</strong> H, h, llasx<br />
( ( i I Tl<br />
jg g<br />
(T, (ijirwoj«I nn Tlnirwiay evening, <strong>Jun</strong>e<br />
Sfllli, at Hnieiit M, E, Cluircb, ites-ep-<br />
lion at the jfrmitn'H rt-Hideiicc froni H,Sn<br />
tit 11M,<br />
Pure<br />
iTiam <strong>of</strong> tarlar baking nowder.<br />
f ill! iii IciiveniiigHlreiigH'>^<br />
United BtateH Unverniiieiii<br />
Baking Fowder €0**<br />
inn n AI.I, ST., N, ¥.<br />
Tlii'irn-nihiTit <strong>of</strong> illii projifliHl (IreliijnnniH'<br />
rt> riijiii-Blt-il 10 tiiit-t In flit* luwf-r Ifmin "1 1'f<br />
itlilM- Sr-lio.il liUildiHif nn UIH !Stl ijliit, otH<br />
rliick |i. MI, ininliM Aftlun low-nrila ni|n(iiliijf a<br />
rmnii> it}' whlrli iiii>Kirr l'iini|iniiy In in In- kurtivn<br />
nlii) In SIEII Ilic in'i'mmftfi'ciTlilicJttf for itii'nr-<br />
i iiiJIiKHt KiHlJKit,<br />
i iif t*ii|i"ililti4>.<br />
Prit|if>rly hiinwn m Tilloti's lk«lii!i<br />
r&iit, HJlimiiHi oil Hay front near HUTUII<br />
iBiiil pier, Oci'iiii Cify^ N. J, 1 Kor piir<br />
Umiiiimiipply It* '('•• M.TlimJN,<br />
Al N J<br />
piir-<br />
N, J,<br />
For<br />
Fiiil* Collide ovurlfrnkhijl tht* liiiy<br />
tin' HtciintiiHiil Liiiidiiig Hiul Huili><br />
luur iiiiitniiul Hlutlnii. LarEu vi;r»n><br />
diihsi Hirt^cl iiuproywl; cleclrii- csinf wiil<br />
run clow (odiHir. Kor piiTtii'iiliirN iipjtly<br />
to ' H. CliRTIK HOHINHtiN,<br />
iity, N.J.<br />
FOB<br />
ami lot at<br />
M, n.<br />
G0Tf AGE<br />
reat«!iiable. Apply<br />
N. J.<br />
WH. R. ELLIOTT<br />
gueeesKf te MRS 9 , ft MORRi<br />
itRAtRIS IN . '. ,<br />
Groceries, Provisions,<br />
CANNED OOODS,<br />
Dry Goods, Motions, Shoes.<br />
A FVU. LI HE OF<br />
CHINA and CJLAHHWA ItK,<br />
Atibury Awe,,<br />
OOEAN OITY, N<br />
Huninier viHilnw are<br />
flcIeYit servliK, frv«li<br />
deipliia i<br />
and<br />
<strong>of</strong> i*f.<br />
Phihi.<br />
Now is the Time<br />
T*i<br />
at the leading<br />
Octsan <strong>City</strong>,<br />
sripes<br />
Shoe Storn in<br />
C. A. CAMPBELL'S,<br />
nvenu
* y<br />
THEHiibF Ok, TALMAQE'S 8ER-<br />
AT THE TABERNACLE.<br />
\|*t f«HbU Trip Aqw<br />
* aft*. SlffeiHMf'* Dwmflftij Linn —<br />
*? s ''ii :v " '•''""•"•'<br />
1 was tired, and Lame te bod<br />
A little Arty. 1 nn glad yoa h*re come, body ii aeatts&d in the doit, *nd oat <strong>of</strong><br />
thftt^daxt i-c^Htuble* grow, and msa at<br />
the H^etablc", and «—••»»»-*• «U7 th»a I thft *my,<br />
flltttl ATlff C«f< +llaat¥l BUJ iunnltu.1. A*-l_* * «WA nATiiJ<br />
Oh. tt It ftconaalatlon to feel thatwimn men and tat them, And cannibals, fight<br />
mw eo&l^ find vrith floletfin tmnd carry ^rtth cannlbftlB until at~lart"there ihaH<br />
N*,**.^ to "" THE BVmkY SCHOOL.<br />
When I WM a llttls while ehafWn ifl<br />
LESSON XIII, SEGONQ,<br />
Jons 18.—HOT, DF, TaU<br />
tugs ta islscting a these for today*!<br />
lanion la the Brooklyn Talmnaclcchaw<br />
oaUu'lj nltablo to tho eauoa sf<br />
ths tills bdsg "GtapM From<br />
a" ud the text Numbers rtii, m,<br />
"And they Gams onto ths brook <strong>of</strong> Eft-<br />
ehol Hid ent dowa frem them* a branch<br />
with one elaiter <strong>of</strong> grapei, and they<br />
ban it between two npms a staff, 1 *<br />
Tlie long trndge <strong>of</strong> tho Israclitsi across<br />
tha wihfrrneNi WM alnogt ended, They<br />
bad come to the borders ef ths promised<br />
land. Of tho 000,000 adnlta who started<br />
from Egypt for Canaan, hew many do<br />
JRJO auppHS get there? Piys: hurtdrod<br />
thousand? Oh, no. Not 200,000, not<br />
100.000, nor 30, nor 10* aer IS* bog only<br />
3 BUB, Ob, It HI a minoaa march<br />
that God'j poopk inado, but tieirehll-<br />
dten wan* Uvtng, and they wore on the<br />
tauch. and now that they bad ecine np<br />
to the borders <strong>of</strong> the prorated land they<br />
were very enrtonj to know what Mad <strong>of</strong><br />
ft place it m and whether it *oaM bo<br />
ttfe ta go ««. So a Bceutinfl party ia<br />
•mt oat to reeonnolter, ud they earn-<br />
hu tht land, and they come back bring"<br />
tag •pedmffiM <strong>of</strong> ita growth.<br />
Jut aa yen earns back from Califor-<br />
&H, bringing to your family a basket <strong>of</strong><br />
frsn nr nlasu or apples to show what<br />
moastroiu frnit they havo there, to this<br />
•eooHng party ent <strong>of</strong>f the biggest bttneh<br />
<strong>of</strong> grapes they could find, It was as<br />
luge that one man eonld not carry it,<br />
and they thrust a polo through tho clus-<br />
ter, »B4 there was ono man at either end<br />
<strong>of</strong> ths pels, md so tho bnneh <strong>of</strong> grapes<br />
bt* A hundred nun *?hoihall hawwithiH<br />
tamo Krtiuj istrticlos that started from<br />
the dead body flnt samsd, coming np<br />
through the vegetable, through th<strong>of</strong>lrrt<br />
nmn who ate it And throngh the canal*<br />
bftla who ftfterwsrt ate hlnv sad there<br />
bp mpro than a hnndred nen who hs¥i .._<br />
rights in tho particles <strong>of</strong> thatbods^in] Bftrkl<br />
th& rwnm*tt(m how can they bo assert-' "<br />
sd when these partiela fecteng to them '<br />
yon ont to your resting placo thpy will<br />
open ,the gate thfcmgh which setae <strong>of</strong><br />
yrmr Meadg hs?e already gend and<br />
throogh whieh m*ny <strong>of</strong> year friends trill<br />
follow, filix'jiltig ntider the aama ro<strong>of</strong>,<br />
at last BleepUig otiflfr the «une sod. The<br />
autumnal learn thftt drift across ynnr<br />
grave will'drift items tbetai, the bird<br />
sfflp! thnt drop on thflr ma<strong>of</strong>id will drop<br />
on yonrs, iind then tn atsrles winter<br />
nights, when the wind comes howling<br />
through th> ftflrgn, yes will be t»nip«iy j Yen say, "Thiss U a missionary buried<br />
for each other. The child elsse np to iB'GreeiiwtHKl, and when ho was in China<br />
the btatoni <strong>of</strong> its mothrr. Its hubfind bo tad his arm funpntatod=in tte resur<br />
and wife retnarriedi en their U^ the' reetion will that fragment <strong>of</strong> the body<br />
sacrament <strong>of</strong> lira ilnat fly i&OOG miles te join the rfiit <strong>of</strong> thi<br />
Brnthera iind staters who used la sport \ l»dyr<br />
to fling iLcmsclvL-fl on tha grata nowj Yen my, ^WUJ it not beaverydiffl=<br />
agaih reclining side by sida in the grave, 4 enlt thing for ft spirit coaiag back in<br />
in fliJcfcs nf gunllght aifting throngh the that day to find tho myriad jsrtielei <strong>of</strong><br />
tang, lithn willnws. Then at the taunp- \ its own hndy, when they TOAJ hare been<br />
et <strong>of</strong> the archangel to ri«s sido by tide, ( scattered by the windi er overlaid by<br />
thcm^lTM from the dnit <strong>of</strong> whole generations <strong>of</strong> the dead, iwUng<br />
Tho faces that were ghastly and forlhe myrial pafttcieai <strong>of</strong> itoWn body-<br />
Jiow at arentidfl<br />
sully hur to« TO!C« <strong>of</strong> the<br />
nranw-ths-Pr<br />
lifil when yon saw them last all aflnsh<br />
with the fight <strong>of</strong> ineorruptiea, The<br />
father lookuig uannd on his childrsn<br />
and Bftying, "Come, eqme, my darlltip-<br />
thii is thn mortiing qf the resuffietton."<br />
Mrs, Bigi.iunir'y wroto boafttifnlly. with<br />
the teiirs and blt»d <strong>of</strong> her own broken<br />
henrh<br />
f Aim *hs m shftdcfl elismbt*,<br />
A il h b d<br />
tim« ago In a InxnrisBl<br />
TtasyMd. The ¥lafldr««r had dona nla<br />
work Th» tino had clambswd np and<br />
iptesd Ita wealth all orer the arbor. Tho<br />
ns uti ahower had ml»d a enp which<br />
th« Ttftr 4f4nl! sotil with flashed cheek<br />
It lay iinmbering in the light, clastor<br />
igmtast the check <strong>of</strong> clnetcr. The rinds<br />
<strong>of</strong> the gropes seemed almost bunting<br />
frith tho juice in ths warm tips <strong>of</strong> the<br />
•atoms*) day, and it seemed aa If all<br />
you bad to do wu to lift a chaUco<br />
toward tbo dnstor and tti Ufebleed<br />
•void btigJn to drip away. Bat, my<br />
friends, tn these rigorous climes we know<br />
nothing about large grapea,<br />
i&rbo states that in Bible times and<br />
b Bible laodi ttaere- wtsre grsporineB ao<br />
Urgt that it took two men with out-<br />
attrtcbed arms to roach roand them, and<br />
fe* amys teen wire elnstefs 2 cubite in<br />
length, or twiao tho kmgth from tbo el-<br />
<strong>of</strong> the leag flBger, And<br />
, a welling la U\tm laadi, tell*<br />
• the time he WHS • nnitten<br />
grape would slako his<br />
HihT-jegm?<br />
Jy " N e wendtr,<br />
. WlgjfiiF Bible ttaea two men<br />
.fep^rht it worth their while to pnt their<br />
rtreogth together to carry dewn one<br />
«lnster <strong>of</strong> gfaps from the promised<br />
land. . s '-•<br />
r ,<br />
<strong>On</strong> it low toaph m gqfferlQg ehlld<br />
OriiiHnif hnr niollipr'ii hand,<br />
[hit "mill lha gup ktiil itrngalo<br />
With hhufldcrlOB Ut*(h«crlsd,<br />
"Mhihnp, nh, Joarmt tnnttief,<br />
Burjf me by yoiif rids,' 1<br />
<strong>On</strong>ly finn Wish nha altered "*<br />
As liffi inli, ijlMntf fft*i,<br />
"Bitsp iiy Bijf elile, Afkr mr,%h*t, :<br />
An'l rise with me at Lut"<br />
A CUSUB OP<br />
Oh, yra, wo want ta be bnrtedtogeth=<br />
cr= Bwoot antfltypo ef eyerlnating fed*<br />
denee in tswh atlwr's conipjinlonship.<br />
When thft wrrekef went down into ths<br />
enbin <strong>of</strong> tlw Imt steamer, he found ths<br />
muther and child in each other's arms.<br />
It was aid. htit it was beautiful, and it<br />
was Hpprnpriirte, Together they went<br />
down, TnKeth^r they will rise. <strong>On</strong>e on<br />
earth, <strong>On</strong>>.< in heaven, Ifl there sot<br />
something cheering in ail this thought<br />
d Bomethiiij? to iirprew upon OS the<br />
ides that the departed arc oars yet-—COM<br />
Bnt this morning I bring yon a larger<br />
clnator from tho hearenly EKhol—acloa-<br />
*sf <strong>of</strong> bopea, ftelnator <strong>of</strong> pnspeets, adua-<br />
ter<strong>of</strong> Cbriatian WnsolaMons, and I sin<br />
svpwttng that ono taste <strong>of</strong> it will ron»<br />
vp yomr appetite for ths hiavenly Ca-<br />
wmo. Dnrlng tho nast winter sons qf<br />
, thi« congregatJon have gang away never<br />
. to ntnm, The aged have put dawn<br />
' fedr staff aad taken np tho scepter,<br />
'Mie In nridlife eanu b|»m:ft®l"efflco or<br />
tbop and did not go 1 fc^E again and<br />
a wlD go back •gain. And the dear<br />
i flbOdmi, some <strong>of</strong> than, taafe been gath-<br />
f «Bd in Chriafi arms, Ho found tWi<br />
world too Toogh m place for them, and<br />
i L M bs boa guthensl thcau In, And, oh,<br />
( bow msny wounded salt there are—<br />
v"-%j-wonnaa for whieh thfe werlfl'sffers no<br />
lpedIsyBeJit=-ftnd snles frost the, gwpet<br />
<strong>of</strong> oer Lord Jesu Christ there ehall<br />
t eonsolattsn there will be no eon*<br />
Oh, that ths Qod <strong>of</strong> all<br />
help raowhUo I preach<br />
that the Gyd <strong>of</strong> all wmfort would<br />
help jon while yon hearl<br />
r<br />
Vint, 1 emwte you with the divinely<br />
'•auctioned Idea • that yonr departed<br />
friendi are aa iutich yonrs- now as they<br />
yurwore. 1 know you MinottmM get<br />
In your ndnd when you hflTfl<br />
thklriod <strong>of</strong> trouble that your friends<br />
tt« Sit vS from yon tad thiSy are no<br />
tosgsr yow», but tho desire to have all<br />
o^r torod opa in the aamo tot tn the<br />
i a natural dedre, a universal<br />
nd therefore a God Implanted<br />
and i« mighty nggesttvs <strong>of</strong> tho<br />
last thai dej^f has no power to break<br />
Dot 1 ci.npole you again with tho fuel<br />
<strong>of</strong> yonr present aerjaaintanctBljip and<br />
contmiioiwuion with your departed<br />
fritnrta. 1 liavft Bb Bynipirthy, I need not<br />
say, frith thi? idflfts <strong>of</strong> yiiKJgra BpWtnaJ=<br />
ten, bnt whnt I IUHJUI js the theory set<br />
forth by the npostle when ho says, "We<br />
il hy it jpsit eland <strong>of</strong> wJt=<br />
Just u in the nnuient amphj-<br />
wtTB 80,000 er IW.OOO pefl=<br />
pie locking dawn from the galleries opon<br />
the cnnitintiuits in the center, so, iay§<br />
pan), thorn is a grunt host <strong>of</strong> yemrfriondg<br />
in all tho gftllirin <strong>of</strong> the sky looking<br />
down njHin iptir tsirthly »traggl«i. It ia<br />
a Bwtftt, a wmeijling, a Scfiptejal idea.<br />
With wliig <strong>of</strong> imgel, earth and heavsn<br />
are tti constant cUmmnnicHtinn,<br />
Do«n6t the Dibits say, "Are they net<br />
sent forth aa minbtering spirits to thesn<br />
who Rhall be hirtm <strong>of</strong> ash'sOon?" And<br />
when ministurinff aniritB come down and<br />
ice m, do thoy nut take iotne rniiflnsge<br />
back? Hia injjMiSHible to raliio, I know, i. v . on !!O *<br />
the iilisi thjit thure Li sneh rapid and per*<br />
petuiil iatPFuoniaiD&iciitioii <strong>of</strong> enrth and<br />
bnt it is a glorions reality. Yon<br />
a rjiil train, and'the train ifl in fall<br />
, ftnfl iiiiother train from.the O|»-<br />
ptttiitti dint-tiuD diuhna past yon K><br />
BWiftly thiit yon are startled. All the<br />
way between here And heiiven its filial<br />
with the np tniiiu and' the down trains<br />
=*jiirtts Mining—ipirita g<strong>of</strong>ag—coming<br />
whiln there aro a thotumnd million other<br />
ejjirifs iloing tha Hms thing, and all the<br />
assortnuint to be mads within one dajF*<br />
Von say, "If 160 men go into a plaea<br />
<strong>of</strong> cTenlng tnUTtainmcnt and lea?a<br />
their hats' and overcoats in the h*ll,<br />
when they come back it ia atmnt inpoa-<br />
| aible for them to get the right ones, or to<br />
j get than without a great deal <strong>of</strong> per*<br />
piexity, and yet yon tell mo that myr-<br />
iada<strong>of</strong> spirits In tho laat day will come<br />
and find myriads <strong>of</strong> bodies."<br />
Have yon any tnore quatlnna to aakf<br />
Any more difficnltiw to Bngg«t? Any<br />
mere myattripi? Bring them on I Against<br />
ft whole reganent <strong>of</strong> tkejptieijm I will<br />
march these two "shampioM; "ilar*el j<br />
not at this, for -the boar la coming when :<br />
all «ho ate in their graves shall cotne !<br />
1 fertL" "The Lnrd tball deaemd ftem j<br />
heaven with n shout, and the voles <strong>of</strong> ths ,<br />
< archangel, aad the tramp <strong>of</strong> Qod. and I<br />
the dead in Uhrtit shall rise flats B Ym |<br />
sw I stick to these two passages. Who<br />
art then, O fool, that thou repUtst<br />
agslnet Qodf Hath ha premised, and<br />
shalt he not do it? Hath he eom^uded,<br />
and ghall he not bring it to patf Bsv«<br />
yon not coBfidence in Us omnipotence!<br />
If he could in the fint pUee hnUd raj<br />
body, after it is ton down can he not<br />
build It again?<br />
"Oh,-» yon gay. «*I weeld bsilepe that<br />
if you woHid eiplain It, Iain net din.<br />
posed Ui be skeptical, bnt explain how<br />
it can be done," My brother, yen be=<br />
iieve a grrat many thingt yea cannot<br />
explain. Yon believe yonr mind acts im<br />
yoHf body, Esfiilain the pr&csa. This !<br />
see*l planted Bfitnes npa blue flower, Aa»<br />
other etxA plantqd eotnefi np a yellow<br />
flower. Another seed planted cones op<br />
a white flowtr. Why? Why that wart<br />
on yoaf finger? Tell Bie Why iotnfi eowa<br />
ha^ hnrtis and other' eows have no<br />
honis. Why, When two obotAcln strike<br />
Hit'h other in thu air, do yon hear tils<br />
pereoMBionf Whiit is thsi Subtle enerffy<br />
tliat diBtMilViS a soliil in a ertteiblft?<br />
What makes the notches on an wk loaf<br />
different friim any other kind <strong>of</strong> leaf?<br />
Whot makes the firango blosaom differ-<br />
ent from that <strong>of</strong> the rose? How can th#<br />
p'mightilivsji which ridi-a on the circle <strong>of</strong><br />
til! ijLsiFpn find rwiinto tiirnite chariot<br />
on » hi'liotn-.iB;;! Esplnin these. Can<br />
on I %HH not -explain<br />
thn nsHrret-rion, Ynu explain one-half<br />
nf thu L-i!iiiiii(iij fiiVHttTies <strong>of</strong> eveijday<br />
lifts and I will vspfiimall the niyitrriffi |<br />
nf tlie rwiirret'tiiin. Vmi cnnisot answer.;<br />
me vi'py pluin imeHtifins in ngfnrd to er-<br />
tliiiary itifiiirM, 1 ttui not oshainol tn my<br />
thiit I fi'iuiiut oxplain Goil, and Uic judg-<br />
ment, iind tho rrSHrrwfiiin, I rfmrily ac-<br />
cept them aa fucts, trtmendons anil iufi-<br />
they were tudng orrtiaary tones. And<br />
aj we comB today nd stand by ths HT»<br />
er <strong>of</strong> Jordan that divides ni from w<br />
frienda whq are goae it eoeme to me We<br />
stand on onn bank, and they stud on thf<br />
other, and ft is only a narrow Rtrtsatn.<br />
and ourToietsRo, and their voi&sa eoMe.<br />
Hush! I hear distinctly what<br />
they say, "These are they whs came eot<br />
<strong>of</strong> great tribulation and had their rebel<br />
washed and made white in the bind <strong>of</strong><br />
the Lamb. 14 Htill tho ysi&segfflea aaeai<br />
the water, and I hear, "Ws hanger ao<br />
tncire; wo thirst no more; neither shall<br />
the sun light da ns. nor any heat, for the<br />
Lamb which la in the midst ef the throne<br />
loads na to living, fountains <strong>of</strong> wntet,<br />
and Ood wjpeth away all tears fmro<br />
onr^BB," •<br />
Big Winlnfa uiiug iufe*.<br />
A group <strong>of</strong> men were fltanding Is the<br />
<strong>of</strong>flco <strong>of</strong> one <strong>of</strong> the leading hotela recently,<br />
and ihe-talk tnrHod-to-ggmbliag and<br />
gamblers, toe <strong>of</strong> the paly, a ine look-<br />
big, portly man, with a rabimind eoiin-<br />
TERNATIQNAL SERIES, JUNE &.<br />
flrt<br />
•«•<br />
in<br />
teaancfi.Sflld;<br />
"What I am going to relate took place<br />
bi New Orleans in IMS, A, n«% dnoad,<br />
qnlet mannered fellow accoetea me in the<br />
<strong>of</strong>fice <strong>of</strong> toe flt. Charlee hotel sad wanted<br />
to borrow PQf He ffu Cfcarles Gem, ft<br />
Frenchman and a high roller at faro.'<br />
Be had been in New Orleans & weak and<br />
had 'gone broke, 1 He laid he felt like he<br />
: could win if I could only lead him a<br />
; 'stake,' Aftsr mme penoasloa I lot him<br />
hnva the money, with the tuidsnrtandiag<br />
thnt I was to hare half <strong>of</strong> Us wtnulnga,<br />
and that M aoon as he had wen enough<br />
to take tan? <strong>of</strong> hiBiself he ehonld pill<br />
out my half, I thought no more abont<br />
the matter, and after reading a tittle<br />
while I went to niy room and i^t to.<br />
sleep,<br />
"Abqnt 1 o'el'ick in the rnoming a boy<br />
came to my rqom, tvnkn aie np and hand=<br />
ed me a packnge, h contained p00 aad<br />
a note from <strong>On</strong>ree naj-inir it was my half<br />
<strong>of</strong> the winnings, ana that I eonld take it<br />
or send it back to biplftyisIaBaslchose,<br />
I thooght #200 on a |S0 tBTefltranii wu<br />
pret^ good, ao i pnt the money in oy<br />
pocket and divided to Jet well enough<br />
alone. The first thing I heard the ttext<br />
morning waft tliat Coroe had won $5,000,<br />
He kept on playing and in 34 honrs had<br />
wan, all told, f 5^000, I did not HI him<br />
for a gooil many years after that, and<br />
when I met him Agaia he had plenty <strong>of</strong><br />
money. The H*MDII4 meeMaf was ear<br />
hut, and 1 havo not heard a word from<br />
him flinue.' ? —LortSi JliCenriBr-JonrnaL<br />
<br />
L-The<br />
HTUU-Bk Ge«<br />
t h "Bat now ta Chris* rise from<br />
dead art btenms tfco fln* fmltt <strong>of</strong> t<br />
^ LnelilBg huek em the<br />
ter the» !* ft wnmrtabl* enaplrte<br />
the B«t lawn bring a fanrreaisn<br />
and tte lart, one on th* ttoiBtom,<br />
between the twn »a havfl w me^J<br />
pnirtlal dally lifs, <strong>of</strong> qqejliiMmdrtrt<br />
ChrUt in rrsiif^len nnd wiUUng fnf HB<br />
kinR^in, Let us rtrtjbiuiUa and if<br />
sibistmbnwemflre JuUr the fiw tJu<br />
bsliwen nre Imfcsl opsn by G»l w, rt«fn<br />
with Christ and mnu^. with Him in ih.<br />
hea^fnlls (Epti, li, 5,0; CoL Hi, l.SMi"<br />
may ettf eoDgtRpt prftjer be that ol l"wil n<br />
thiL Hi. to, it , .__ , , ,<br />
--Ainktioi»isneiUM (Jnli<br />
gg<br />
That frinad<br />
month—i<br />
the fatailj<br />
<strong>of</strong> yearg who died last<br />
o told all<br />
I Btifore tlis rpanmetifiii takes place<br />
'. evfrythiiig will bu silent, Tliq niauso-<br />
I<br />
<strong>of</strong><br />
1st<br />
ones go sway bom our<br />
why put • fence around-<br />
In the ocjnetBTj? Why the<br />
<strong>of</strong> fonr or flvo names on<br />
f «ne family motramon» Why tho plant'<br />
jjAB <strong>of</strong> VBB cypreH wi&a so tbftttt COTBTB<br />
f&mU the clnnt^r <strong>of</strong> gnree? Why put<br />
- the huband bedie th§ wife and the<br />
': ddldm at their feet? Why the bolt on<br />
ifiato <strong>of</strong> our lot, and the charge to<br />
-1 to* fcwpera «f the gnand to see that the<br />
* S jgraa* is tut and the Tine attended to and<br />
planted? Wayne* put our<br />
frdfpattea friends in ono common field and<br />
Ob, 1% tt been use they ws oar*<br />
0 etrick*iu motheft ia as<br />
ho last<br />
a boy in the army, and yon got a pass,<br />
and you weut throngh the lines, and yon<br />
fosnd him, and tho regiment coming<br />
from faur neighborhood yon knew most<br />
<strong>of</strong> the boya there. <strong>On</strong>e day yoa Btarted<br />
for home. Yen' said? "Well, now, hafe<br />
yon any letters to nend? Any measagra<br />
tosendr And they filled yonr pocketa<br />
with letters, aiid yen started home. Ar-<br />
riving home, the neighbors came {Q( and<br />
one Mid, "Did yon see my John?' and<br />
others, "Did yen sea QsirgeF' "Do yen<br />
know anything abont my FrankT' And<br />
then yon Vreniiht out the letters and<br />
ga¥6 them the in£«agt» ef whish yon<br />
had been the bsflrer, Do yon suppose<br />
that ftngels <strong>of</strong> Got!, coming down to thla<br />
awfnl battlefleld <strong>of</strong> sin and sorrow and<br />
death and meeting ns and seeing us and<br />
finding out all abont us, carry back no<br />
messaged the sUrs? •<br />
Oh, there is consokUon in it! Ton are<br />
in jatsuni ciinimuniuation with that<br />
land. They are in tympathy with yon<br />
BOW more than they BY*P were, and they<br />
are waiting for the moment when tho<br />
hammer stroke Shall shfltter tho last<br />
chain <strong>of</strong> your earthly bondage, and yonr<br />
soul shall sj?ring upward, and they will<br />
No<br />
f tne yyelitla<br />
Np stirring <strong>of</strong> thi<br />
that once boniided the niJIside,<br />
opuning <strong>of</strong> the hand that oneo<br />
the flower, eat <strong>of</strong> tho edge <strong>of</strong> the wild-<br />
wood. No clqtclilng <strong>of</strong> swerdsby the<br />
men who went down when Persia bat.<br />
tied and Borne foil Silence from ocean<br />
beach to laotintiiin cliff and from ri«r<br />
to river. The sea einfnng the samo old<br />
tuae. The lakes hnsheil to slc«p in the<br />
bosom <strong>of</strong> the same great hills, Ho hand<br />
JMaf hing the gate <strong>of</strong> the long barred<br />
Kpnkher, All the nations <strong>of</strong> thudeail<br />
mbtionieas in their winding sheets, Up<br />
the aide <strong>of</strong> the hills, down throngh the<br />
trough <strong>of</strong> the Taik>yi, far ont in the eav-<br />
erns, ncrops .the fifldfl, deep down into<br />
tte coral imlncefr nf the ecffln depths<br />
where leithim Rpnrti with hia fellows'<br />
^-c¥erywhisre, layyr abeye layer, heigut<br />
above height, dtpth below depth—dead I<br />
dewli dAut! Sat in the twinkling <strong>of</strong> an<br />
eye, as quiqk as that, as<br />
tftirapet &>mes sealing.<br />
(itrl Hw <strong>On</strong>e Ttst rHeHd.<br />
In Enjrlfind, M WO have been told, there<br />
is a >'Oiri's Lf ttt*Gniid,"havlat amem-<br />
berrfiip <strong>of</strong> oviir S.lHtO penon*. Of this<br />
nnmbtT 3.000 iire girls. The remaining<br />
naiiifis on the ll»t aW these <strong>of</strong> lady cor-<br />
ryspondents and hftwjraiy memhefs, who<br />
enntrol and carry ont tfie provWons <strong>of</strong><br />
partiri whu have inaugurated so btnefi.<br />
cent an institntinn, gis'lftg by letttr ad-<br />
vie Uring at<br />
n. ' -<br />
; Tea ask Ine a great<br />
ejmog*ai«»er ^atooot<br />
Yoossy, fotmrtance, if If sinw f i body<br />
li cOMlflntJy chingmg, and<br />
th b h tfl<br />
y , tff y,<br />
aad be UTHOB to Wyeart<strong>of</strong> agsand<br />
id bu hkd 10 df&omt bodied and *t tto<br />
fctafi tfxnto not^ptaticla<br />
ftaet in the<br />
the garth will give one fearful shudder<br />
and the door <strong>of</strong> the family yault, with-<br />
out being unlocked, will burst open, and<br />
all the graved <strong>of</strong> the dead will begin 1 to<br />
throb and heave Uko the wavw <strong>of</strong> the<br />
sea, and thu mnnsolenm <strong>of</strong> princes wil]<br />
fall into the duat, and Osteud and Se-<br />
bastopol and Aujterllti find Gettysburg<br />
stalk forth in tho lurid air, and the ship-<br />
wrecked rise from the imp, their wet<br />
loeki looming above the billow, and all<br />
the Jani and all the sea become one<br />
moving mass <strong>of</strong> life—all generations, all<br />
ages with nptnrned conntcnanew—some<br />
kindied wtth rapture and others blanched<br />
with despair, bet gasuig in one direc-<br />
tion, noon one object, and that the throne<br />
<strong>of</strong> famrfMtton. • '•,.'•-<br />
<strong>On</strong> that day yon will gst baekybur<br />
Christian dead. There is where tho com-<br />
fort cornea in. They will come np with<br />
the giime hand, tho same footud the<br />
same entire body, hot with a perfect<br />
hand, and a perfect foot, tad a perfect<br />
body, corruption hftvtnff became ineor*<br />
ruption, murtnlity having bceotne im><br />
morBUi^_ And, eh, the reunion! Oh,<br />
the etnbrftot after BO lonff an atHeS<strong>of</strong>il<br />
Gp_mf«t one adot&er wift tbo» words.<br />
While I present tbe» tioughto mt<br />
srning doa it not a»m that hosTas<br />
«nH very nesj to as, as thoogh on<br />
friendi, whom w* thought a gnat way<br />
fffj tra not In the distance, bnt doio by><br />
Yoo b»Tef tomrtjinea o<strong>of</strong>fie down to m<br />
rrref at oightfaU, and yon baTs horn<br />
bov «Mly you sould<br />
across that river-<br />
ovwto tbeother ddeo*<br />
Not long.ago a local collector, whose<br />
letters <strong>of</strong> rn» interest only hia most in-<br />
tiiniite friends are allowed to aee, m=<br />
cured immMsisjnn <strong>of</strong> aboat 20 letters <strong>of</strong> a<br />
risviilytinuary hem whieh were most ¥tti=<br />
uabks hi^toricttUy on nctount <strong>of</strong> the new<br />
light thfy tlaew apoa some diapnted<br />
points. Tiifif nunber, however, neci»»<br />
sarily nsinct*! tiiUU' judiviilual commer><br />
cial VAltH', m V> <strong>of</strong> them were conHgned<br />
to tliu fliiini's without hnvingi even been<br />
The vjiltiLi <strong>of</strong> tlte remnininf 10<br />
oarN! cnhJineiN! greiitly by this<br />
Tosneh tnlleetore the rnonay<br />
value iif IL Utter is the only point to be<br />
nnd (tiny do not hqiteto to<br />
j ifico that will indrensethU<br />
Many vriy impcirtiint hbttorical<br />
letters havo nsimHy been d^lroyed in<br />
this way,«=Phibidelptiia n<br />
STRAWBRIDGE<br />
Eighth and Market •Stniots,<br />
i'HILADILpHIA,<br />
whom the Lnrd !a«u, „<br />
ear three l«MiM in thU bwk, <strong>of</strong> four If<br />
had taken tha flirt tontaa <strong>of</strong> thp Ea i,<br />
*re have • rtBhteniii man ton<br />
tnade m»| fnr bb plA£fl In tha kh))ifl- tifn nf Him who tt<br />
"Th« NI'Nloni "f ticsl" \J Cut, J, •&), In<br />
this Bi-cliiin WlsiliHii ifrim Hllto theWmpls<br />
mus who OR! iM'in^ Irai iivtmf thnt ihfr<br />
aiiiy turn iihrt rttih.: His spirit and thus<br />
dwtll siift-ly ruitl ln>ti!itsviL<br />
Hi, il^HJ, pfjliii-n Ti'SMPmv, M,hi, "Trust<br />
1B thf? l^ipl with ftJi thy hiiirt Bjiil Iran not<br />
ttnt« iiiiftutHvi! Iihili'wtiiliiHng," llclr, IIH<br />
in IMWHI il, no it'Afft'thjit. iiiily hyinviriK<br />
ijtlflHttwRiciit.lain woIimni wl-ulum, Bttsin-<br />
ful rtn; we iiuA m liinnti i« our Ilmvsnly<br />
FitfiiiT that He ^[k?itkith cwn hf ehiwtea*<br />
Ihjl if rmlf llii Itifly «i¥i> us fhtm the pit<br />
(.inii KKsiit, IN, iif, go, ;«j nnrl innk«iiAp)tf<br />
takPH nf IISH hrilim^*qlli-b. xii, iOj, yjjs<br />
ehlliln-n, ws* RH< iiiit' M tnk«:-(fiit far jeliii<br />
hist iiiip Fiithi'r Wfiuld havy ija [Hi!iW4« inio<br />
ritln-Ti, This Wfirlil WMILIII hfivc ii.s bylii-TE<br />
llint lii-r \viiya nre tijts only hniipj 1 r<br />
wiiili- till' irtdii U thnt it U rajlj Mi«1oni'M<br />
ways Ihiit urf iviiyH <strong>of</strong> pUwsftiii<br />
pittha jipntv iVi-rsn IT), Kvpry pyadhlQ «t-<br />
triu:iiii[i,fiiiii nil mil, is,mit iR-fi.rti m in*rts=<br />
dum thiit wi"iutk iunl ri-ei'ivii (iv, f; jfls, i. S>'<br />
-LfswiS- VIL—Pmitf irf'Wbd«ni~ *<br />
Jell, i=m. Uiiliii'n Ttxt (l^tv. xt, aij, *f to<br />
(riiit trf f li!> riKliiwMiH is a tn* nt lifi>,<br />
hi; thnt wilili.ih will<br />
lint nf thi; 1ft vvixra ut<br />
Iho Wist ilrlrt thu fiBtlihh, the,<br />
Ihe wipkvd, Ti-niiiiilipK m <strong>of</strong> the HmidUF'it<br />
Wordjt fiiiici'niltm the wbtf; imil fnolbth !il<br />
M«th, yii, U^i isv, i-ia , Artnm Rod EM<br />
in tho giinlfh «f ""<br />
<strong>of</strong> thrttna! <strong>of</strong> life to [iH>h« it to that <strong>of</strong> thy<br />
kii.iiTi.-dRo <strong>of</strong> Hfsojj nnd evil, and thtlr ox><br />
sct!iii1iiiii« linye lubcrltisl their failingN md<br />
aw all funlUh by minim \Vn must be bora<br />
from flbDva iiy rvctjvlng lUm w^o ia the<br />
wisdom <strong>of</strong> Gihl.<br />
Vlli, = Aptiinst<br />
Kx, Ih "Wine IM n mticker, ntraug drfak fa<br />
IN not wist'. 11 In contrast to iwin^ Qiltd<br />
with «ri!Hvthi_> tw|i!r U copimiwidtd ts be<br />
filUM with tliuBpSrit (Ejib, v, 1% and thuj<br />
• fithwDgs <strong>of</strong> njnidng lnateart <strong>of</strong><br />
Mlii_V!itb mmnjit thu druBkanL<br />
IX,—The KKBtllont Wflmaa<br />
—.-- _ - - —„ Geldin Tpxt (pm?<br />
M»i, mj, "Favor « docEJifuI, and bautf<br />
Is vain, bus >\ woniiui that tmnAh tho I^rt<br />
tho Hluili IM prn!s«l, !! Iimuaul W biliuLd-<br />
ing here meFciy the perfect wonmn, wife<br />
atid nintbur, Wi> ennNlfleriid lltr as HUfQjvjjt<br />
Ive <strong>of</strong> tho true shUKh, tho Urtde sf Christ<br />
&a tu her pt'rsonAl Htaudinit nrni ebaraeter'<br />
sad then he? n-liition ta her Husboufl to<br />
bur houHphdld and ty the poar and needy<br />
Lssios X-lteverutiffl and" £ideltt;<br />
^[•"i 1-»8J. , 6nld¥D Tsxt (Roni. Mi,<br />
V_s \f !n htisinisyi, fonent In<br />
BpMt, Mrvinic the IxinL" Two lessons hnwe<br />
ls«n given tui fwni ihiH woriilurful tout<br />
with Its d^ripiiun <strong>of</strong> things ta seen under<br />
the sun, Thtpe Is hot bins very wmfortiuB<br />
Sr onAtura^fiii in tho mnstant Mulcsv<strong>of</strong> to<br />
•to riglit nuil nut to du wnwm with<br />
ttoHBbt uf B just God ever heloro roU,<br />
Neitiiur lit thm Miftbliw niitfni la n «tudr<br />
ftf Ibu richB iy»l poverty pwhlein, bilt ttf»<br />
U real ft-*i <strong>of</strong> Hiul in seuihB J«i« as the trf<br />
nf tho law for ' '"<br />
DESIMBLECOTTfiGESFOHME OR RENT.<br />
H you<br />
communicate<br />
CURTIS<br />
ite<br />
ROBINSON,<br />
j.<br />
has<br />
744 MBURV AVfNUf, OCEAN CITY, N,<br />
hand a number ol desirable forced and<br />
Full information lurniihed on application.<br />
rSa.einevery^i<strong>On</strong> <strong>of</strong> te d^ 1 also<br />
have50 Is near Thirty-eighth street, which 1 will <strong>of</strong>fer to<br />
a syndicate, five lots to the share, .<br />
Money to loan on Bond and Mortgage on .mproved<br />
property, ~^<br />
VOL. XIII. OCEAN' CITY, N. JM THUUHDAY, JUNK 20, wm. NO. 13.<br />
CO.,<br />
PLANING MILL, SASH FACTOR, AND UMEBR YARDS<br />
Qcean (jiftj Sentinel.<br />
COBLIBHKn WMKE1.V AT<br />
OCEAN CITY, N. J.,<br />
Doon, Window Franvs, Shutters, Sash Moldings,<br />
Hot Bed Sash, Scroll Work, Turning, &<br />
Brackets<br />
$t.oo p*p y»Pf tirtftii/ in<br />
$t Jft at end<br />
IN<br />
A LAISIB<br />
OF EVERY DISflCRIFTlON, OF WHICH<br />
IB CONHTANTI.V O$ HAJ-J), UNDEK<br />
EAON<br />
JiesUturttHts,<br />
SBC IB CONHT<br />
COVER, WELL HEABONED AND<br />
SOLD AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES,<br />
FRONT AHD PKDBBAL STBRETO* €AHDK1V, W, J<br />
Y;CORSON,<br />
REAL ESTATE AGENT, AND<br />
LICENSED AUCTIONEER,<br />
No. 721 Asbury Avenue,<br />
OCEAN CITY, N. J.<br />
MARSHALUS<br />
DIKING<br />
roll i.*P!iM AND<br />
1821 MARKET STUEET,<br />
FHlt.tDEI.Faii<br />
ITRICTIV TEMPERANCE.<br />
KMLtM TO i-WEH FEOB fl A, H. TO S P. N,<br />
Good Roast Dinner^ wi<br />
three vegetables, for 25 cents,<br />
Turkey or Chicken Dinners<br />
vic!*, rh. 0., M. n,<br />
nndSwrgvon,<br />
KMMKTT HOUSE,<br />
. SHtii Hlivft iiiitl Cuiiirul Avuitm 1 ,<br />
OVKAH
RC','-'^ * H*- ^ '''.'*' ' >V ><br />
•^ ' 9m<br />
OCKAN Crnr SKNTINEL.<br />
i'M&'X'ii':^-,. cinir BOBIWMOS<br />
mm<br />
" • * • .<br />
Jfe *<strong>of</strong>fe prnptir<br />
, JUNE m<br />
TMEDIHT BEMBTEH,<br />
Before iBftUwi nnmber <strong>of</strong> tlw tf ESTI«<br />
T*EL-h** gone forth SB it** mf.*iflti <strong>of</strong><br />
enlightenment Hid education, a new<br />
publteslk.ii, nailer the above<br />
will lave been launched<br />
i a in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>,<br />
wtil be published in the<br />
Tbe<br />
interest <strong>of</strong> Orsan <strong>City</strong>, and aJl who f«i<br />
give it m\f><br />
a pride in tbe town<br />
aid- Its aeteral<br />
will be omler the di rectum <strong>of</strong>. men<br />
mined tij.tli* basinew, w<br />
And talents will te devoted In making<br />
it s faithful ylirisijlcler <strong>of</strong> p**in|i events<br />
and refieet credit upon th* plaee fsf flu<br />
nativity. Tt will be a purely<br />
Although Ibis nisj **stn to be a l»Ul<br />
• stroke; entailing* as it<br />
ibe oaUay <strong>of</strong> Urge sums -if mimey, yet<br />
the ppflject<strong>of</strong> feels thai %lw time ha*<br />
(AUK wlien such sit #f teipri* will r&> •<br />
celre tbe entliLisIirftio support f UifJi<br />
private aatl public inter^t*.<br />
i preteflthHis town* eitj.ipiri daily<br />
, why not OPean lily ?<br />
MAKDTGIACE PAFER.<br />
MAS HIE ONLY FA©-<br />
THE KINS Hifii<br />
TOR*<br />
Be* ii Srm MvH; Is fllkh C**iij.<br />
itttit bw Ms P* EptaMMMa In TMl<br />
C«oBtTT—Aa Trt 11 II Is, Iu<br />
Me* Wart ftr W««t.<br />
can claim a monopoly In<br />
M last one industry. There is BOBS Ifkg<br />
it fai tbe esHBtry. Germany ta the aesr-<br />
Si 'competitor. The lace pfipFr factory<br />
ben htte only oasis the esBfltfji Bow<br />
tbe tfldttstfy came to be atsbU^d<br />
and ths derclopm«3t <strong>of</strong> e«rtai&<br />
in regard to.it makerjnit«<br />
p<br />
4O original story-<br />
A certain bnaincs man tolerably well<br />
knswn in Minneapolis once apon & time<br />
teased HSI money asd mstmaJ to a<br />
Rnsdaa immisrant wiin was trying to<br />
a gretohgoie in St FaoL Tbe fia*<br />
nil was TetygPatefn] fertile help, tat at<br />
the sd <strong>of</strong> stjt months had not repaid an?<br />
f hl Tfc^ bri hi<br />
<strong>of</strong> theliMtt Tfc^ beirin^ Eaaa<br />
tia flp and ttiqairtJ wherefoHs this peg<br />
Ugtaea The flerist eipLilnsd his diflieol<br />
tt at l h d<br />
dsii be bad<br />
p<br />
length, and y<br />
ttat in addition to other bar-<br />
brother.<br />
"Why doesn't yoer brother<br />
, rfr. He t? hoaest and- ifldtts=<br />
trices, bet ess Ind nn tfnrk as bsa nsdei'<br />
"Whal trads £aa ihal b^T<br />
"Hs is & lace paf^f makw anil thews<br />
ire sre BO faeteriW ef that »«t &