ImimM SJelarti an 6 (Sounfg. Tire 234 us and boy* employed by tlx Hio Grande Bugar Company «re grinding 150-too* ol cnne per day. and even at thia , rale ll win be lar into NoTeraber before I be 1000 .era of ran* ran be barreled. Aa yet there baa been do injory to the csar from treat, which dora not oaoally atrikethtaacctioooDtil December, Should Ibe yield of came and aagar thia year reach ibe amoont anildpaled, the com.pany.wiU metre from ibe Slate aometbloc Uke 413.000, under ibe ad -of the LagUattue paaaed in 1830. giving a bounty of 41 per too .for all aontbum tau rawed wltbln ibe Ilmlta of the Stale. The cane la all weighed before il to taken to the mill, and the Bute requlraa a »i element, under oalb. of the amount of cane piodaced and Ibe amount of sugar macuTbla to not going to be a year of big majorities in Cape Stay. At least ao we ate to Infer from the rsnoos Minute* we hare seen presented ao (sr. Mr. Stereos figure* It down v«y eloae.and ooly alios a a . blmarlf about SO. wblcb be thinks arlll be arrlrrd at as follows :—ltepubIican majorities la Upper, 140 ; lower. 40 ; Gape May City, 26— total 203 Democratic majorities— Dennis. 100 1- Middle. 75- to. tal 175. Senator Miller reduces the thing to a said closer margin, with the result Is fsror of Ludlam for 15 rotes, bit figures being- 83 for Btrrens In Upper, 73 in Lower and S3 in (tope M»r City. Lud. Urn be thinks will bare 125 lo Dennis and 75 In Middle. Another estimate we hare I from Mr. A. P. Hildrath which Hires the decline to Ludlam by >5 majority, ao that all the way through oar local politictona look for a Terr dose rote. Building Asaocialloea are properly regarded by our business men bcre aa tbe ■ beat inrearmtcts for money that can be 1 made, either for tbe earing of large or small sums. Tbe wcurity is real eVa'.r, and the money can be withdrawn at tbe option of tbe rtockbolder, and with a share of tbe profit* Tbe association now in operation, in this city, to one of the 1 oldest and most economically managed in the Stale, and Ihougb limited as lo re- 1 in man; Instances raluable assistance to i stockholder* since iu organisation, sixteen yean ago. Its asaeu amount loin round figures to 430,000. Tbe Board of Trustees bare put io tbe i public school, this city, a beautiful set of | fire votumea cm grneral science. The c books are written in a style of great simplicity. and elegantly illustrated by wood make tbe reading of science both pleasant and profitable, wblcb no doubt they will do. Just here, parents can make oo bet- i tec edrertisrromt than to place with n t reach of their children good literature not ooly like the abuse, but in the form of a periodical like St. HitXolat, Harper* Teas* PnpU, WUt Atrwhs, or Jsutt's O-?"*' Me. Owwgr If. Dan, oocof lbs jvllces of Ibe peaoe for Upper township, writes na tbe particulars of tbe rinding of Ibe body of a drowned man last week oo the bcaoh at Beaaleys Point, near tha boteL . Tbe body bad erldently breo la tbe water soma lime, bring almost raduoed to the frame of a skeleton and had been washed asb-we durifiKlbe easterly wind that had breo blowing all tbe week. The rcmaioi years of age, and with nothing on but a r-nhmuf hto woolen ahitl. Tlrey am tnp-rrrd In ibe grarr.yard of I be M. K Church at Beealeya Point. A mass meeting of the citiarn roters a' Cape M*y county will be held at (tope i May Court House this afternoon at two o'clock. It la poaiurely arranged that Hon. Leon Abbett. the Democratic candidate for Gorernor, will be present anu addreaa the meeting. Other prominent rpoakers torlodlog Omgrraaman elect Mc Adoo, of Huda<n county, are also cxprcl «d. Tha risltors will an ire by morning train. Hopping at Rio Grande wlwra they . will be mown through the sugar wot kt. thence returning by oarriagea lo tbe Court House, where a formal reception will take place at tbe close of tbe meeting. If it cost* fifteen dollar* to keep a dog a year, wblcb to a small estimate, not less than 410.000 are expanded per annum in Cape Mag county for food in Ihla'dlrec Hoc. to swt nothing of damage done lo p.dhry and what has been draw In kilting cither awful animals. There sir scarcely a hundred #Wrp WW in Cape M.y county, and whevhrrr are must be carefully .guarded nisht and day. that they may tbat'aconr the county much lo its detriment. Drire Ibe rascals out? Saturday afternoon last No. 47, the Sugar Works, wrecked by Jumping lie track tbree-quariers of a mile aborn Sua Isle Jeecatoo. Paaat iigt t trains were detoytd about three hours, tbe paaacagrre beiog lranrfcrrad at Ibe Junction. So ooe ! Public school eMail are collecting froan Ibe rariour tltotrict* throughout the , Stale returns of all lllitemte children be- ! tweee tbe agea of tweire and tdgblern. t Tie object. It to aid. la to practically orar wised tbe etamnent that there are t 80 000 of tbem In ibe State. Tbe returns t la tbe bards of Ibe County Bupartnleed I anl^plaov lb: n umber acxardlted to (top Jfta Bg^ ^'oap^y^CU-y de j tioaureot aa played by our C unity Hoard pss; in the townships and cut down tbe figureTha stability at odr ocean barricade bus 1 HSaraS'S&Sz i gtisyurysM Wsmr my^nt jtown as aafas 1 SS£fe W2. ' era loiarodsd we shall reran fuliy rsnlihtte i . the business of the agaecy next week. la ecyeqnracc of the ertsting trouble J WT JT*r7 | g- : oTto E* ct' rrtisUtoS1 ] a-ssrysryss-army daring ton tote -mr _

. The Life 8tovlng;8ervloe. j> Fresn tbe tost annual report oflbepper- ' 15S5cntHareo?Wgie*LD^ m4 ttoil to = Uatruolre. This aerrice to ooe of tbe noblest which man offers to hit fellows. . Next to that tif tbe soldier who, io time - of war, gladly gare hto Ufa to defend his borne, tins of tbe surf man it moat admirable. Who, in storm, or la calm, by eight or by day, through fag or through billows. - to errr ready to Mar aid to llic distressed, re There were during Ibe year 1882 ooe g hundred anil nlnety-eine established *•* t trtbulcd along the coast of -Maine and I. New Hampshire . fifteen along that of • Maaaaciiumts ; tbirty-aeretr guarded y Rhode Island and Long Island ; New Jcr- , d aey bad forty ; throe* south of Cape Hatx terra there were thirty-fire ; Plorida and I. Ibe Gulf Of Mexico's ahorcv bad tea t tbe 1 > great Lakes had Ihlny-eigbl, and the e Pacific coast aeren. These stations were 1 dirided into tweire district*, each of 2 which waa In charge of a tnprrintendrnb I . Tbe number of surfmrn in each district a varied from eight employed in tbe twelfth , . to 507 In the fourth. The periods daring : KfCffiffiiSftS* ' bat some atstioos were open ooly f,* tire months of September, October, Nor em- « [ During this time the total numb.-r of , e disasters occurring within what we may t ■ tern^lhr jurisdiction of the Lift Baring I Berrtce was 845. The amount of proper. ■ . ty inrolred was 44.TB8.277. of which [ . neariy tbree-quariera, 48. 105 457 in exact > ■ figures, waa as Ted. There were 2.893 I perrons Inrolred in these wrecks. but only ' . firei're were laal— which is certainly suf. ■ ; Orient Jestimoey to Ibe rmlue of the surf. men's labor* At the stations 1.878 days' c I rations were given to 468 pcraoos who bad i I The disasters were distributed aa fob c i lows: Atlantic and Golf coasts. 188: I lake coasts (including tbe river station at f , Iiouisrille, Ky ), 140 ; Pacific coasts. 7. . Tbe total appropriation for tbe Life bar- c! Itig 8rrrice for the fiscal year radiog June s 30, 1882. was 4300.800. and the expenses s . reached 4-506,239.55. In other words It r cost about half a million dollars to save r ■ over three million dollars nqd 2.287 lives, t This record should be known far and c , wide bo ibe honor and credit of tbe brave , men who are aJsraya ready to risk tbrir c i live* foe the sake of the Uses and property ■ • of others, and it ought to point out to I : Congress the wisdom of enlarging and improving tbe acrvice. por many months r each year every station to cloned, yet the s ; chances of a sudden tempest sod disaster c i are never alight. There to no doubt but . that, bad tbe nation been open when the | i Huron waa wrecked, many persona might c hare been rescusd : and this experience t has been felt elsewhere, and may be frit t again. Oar commerce, and therefore our prosperity, depends largely upon tbe pre- r : cautions which are ukee along our coasts / . lo warn mariner* of danger, and to help c I tbem in case of diatrcaa Prom whatever t ) aide it to regarded, therefore, whether I from tbe practical and mooeUrv. or from r I tbe bumane. tbe Life Baring Service ts I ooe which commends itself lo the ooqnali- ■ i Bed admiration of the public. e I " ' ' ■ ■ « Tbe arrival oo Baluntoy errning last of Mr. Alex. Bhawand his young bride, (are < i Miss Allle L. Trusbell, of Wamn, Pa.,) t was made the oocarioe of a grand recep- I Use In honor of the happy couple at tbe « i residence of the bridegroom's paren s c i Mr. and Mr* Cha*. A. SbaW, Na 10 ■ North street, this city. It was in every t respect as enjoyable affair, several of the . guests ownlog from a dtouoca lo do honor t were numerous, serviceable and pretty. ' I Tbe following were among the guests rbo I were present:— Rev. E. P. Shields and t i wife, Mr. aod Ml* Cha*. A. Sbaw, Mr* c Jennie Roblnaoo (Washington) and I daughter. Joseph Hall. Br. aod wife. Mr* r t Mary B. Church and son, J. Stratton a M are and wife. James Ware and sister. . Joseph Hall, Jr.. Lemuel E.-"W!ller and , wife, Mr. and Mr* Obaa. Oliver, Mr. and , ! Mr* W- G. Hughe., Cha* Rutherford ! i and wife. Ml* Mary Bennett. Mr* * i Martha WbUIdio, L Whilldln and sister, 8leplieo_ Wilsno, Mlaa C. Wilson. Mr* 1 Lydi* Ware, Frank Sbaw, Mr* J. Miller, 4 I Mlaa Lixxie Mecray, Mis A. Johnson. ' I Mtaa Laura Warwick. Mis* Jennie Marcr. Mr* Henry Hand. Mr* A. Sidney. Miss ( Rlsley. Mtoa Bella Knot:. Mr*. K. Worth. 1 ; Walter Eldredgr, Mrs. Emma Eldredge, t ■ Mr* Susie Ludlam. Mrs. Ge vgie Garret. sr«t. Mr* F. L. Richards >o, James M. E. i L fltldrrth. Wm. Hand, Daniel Maybew, r • Wm. Knott, James Taylor and Mlaa Taj. , l*- ' t At this particular araana - Ibe feminine , portion of oar households It mora or lea* f , interested in tby millinery question aod in ' . «hat the at y lea foe tbe wioier are going to I , belike. To many of them io Ihtovidntly 1 . it will be a great relief to know that they ; have ooly 10 call at Mr* Parker's uld I established store in this city to be made i ' practical); acquainted with tbe Informs t , tloi they desire. During tbe past week ( , it baa bora the pririlege of that lady's re- . presrotalive here. Miss Marion, to reorive | a lull aod elegant assortment of hat*, ban- ; net* and material, audi as frames and < . feather* laces and ribbon* plushes and , phmw*. sad all of the very totes: and mow , : laahi-aaWe styles and at the very lowest . , price* Osll and see fur yoursclvre before ' ; going to tbe expense and tocoavaolcoee of ordering through a dty milliner. ( Bmcber Selgman lias been off oo a two or three weeks' pleasure trip and from all accounts to baring a splendid lime of it dowo lo Virginia aod among old friend* During hto ahseexe the - editorial chair of tbe Star baa been very cleverly aod acceptably filled by our young townsman. T. IL Williamson, wboa* first and only rxprrieoov in tbe newspaper field was what be obtained law summer while , acting in tbe capacity of local editor oo IheDsgg Star. Mr. Bdgrnan to eiptct.ci J Tbe reocpUoa arranged ior Saturday ' evening last In boo.* ..f tbe anticipated ' arrival of Mr. John M. Hind and his ' hrida (rue Miss Lilian Arsuld, of Warrem 1 P*.) did not take place In consequent* 1 of tbe unexpected death of a brother of ' Mrar Hand, who was recalled borne by a ' telegram which reach id tbem in Pblladel- 1 phis on their way toOapa May. The West Jensy*Prea«, of Ctomden. 1 stands by Jbe Republican "iHWHf fur ' the LegiaUture in this coontr. It aayi: "Tbe Republican* of Cape Ray should « see to it tbal William T. Stereos to elected ' by a handsome majority. That eoo'nty ' baa not bad hu aupera* in ltralna aod in- 1 teiligvncc sine* he «*a in the Legislature « b.fore, aod be ought to be returned.'* 1 Many Inquiries are about aa to tbe time decided upon far holding tbe annual sea- 1 aion of the Sunday ScboofcTcacbere' Institute, wblcb waa announced for next week, . Tbe^datetfjnuch hingw^pswtponed will 5 o tares oo the prograoT have been already , ""turd ; j Tbe pohlic to camtoned to beware of ' . sharpen who are dririag through thr i ; oocmtxy selfiag el-lb which to offend' at j what to staled to be a very low price. A ' reason given fur the Rule asked fag tbe [ worthless Huff to that il baa hem smug- ' ' 5amaged'*ete? (,Um * ****"' J The anesUoc of*aH our Cape May ! exsmty readers to dhxoed lo tin- latest offi- I rial bulletin or prioe-liat iasned thrytugq . the oiumos of tbe WxTg by tbe enter- i priaing VaoQildex of Pelerah trg. Il will I l«y bnoaahaeun especially to read it. and ' *? i o^Uefa™ttoi5 "W "®m to 1 W lteptobw. 4J; pee boule. (

WAVELETS. Odds are msji^icia, It -~*Hl>tolfto!yc MrWMu,s»y. i Quail to plcoty above Rio Grande. Knott is enlarging bis green-bouse* Counterfeit ten oeol piejys are in cirIt baa been tbe hottest October Florida There is a short enffee crop aod prices - will advance. Diptberia to reported to be iocreakiife in ' Philadelphia. I Tbe world coMumes 2,000,060 tens of r tobacco a year. I Mr* Friend hat arranged to keep Ice • cream daring the winter. ; Il to too early to indulge in predictions | about tbe season ot 188U It to ten dollars' fine for a"Ncw Haven Piano for ante! cheap.' Apply at Na 6 North street, Cape May City. 2t The Neptune Land Improvement Oqm1 pany to selling off lou at low figure* Tbe bote! men are glad tbe Civil Righll hat been declared tmconwUtnlmiaL It is. rumored that one al the Lclud* of New York, to after a Cape May hotel. It ia not likely that West Cape May will resolve itself into a borough much before spring. The Star baa been doing vpliast service io support or Ibe ticket under its temporary management. Potato Imp pre but little trouble thia and II la believed that tbry are dying off from natural cause* The Masonic Lodge. Ibis city, has been getting rid of some of iu "Jctd materisl. " There Is rooft for still further iogColond Sawyer has arrired at tbe conclusion that there la more money in farm, than in politic* but nothing like the Saturday excursion parties from Philadelphia lo Cape May Point have been remined, and will be continued through tbe winter. D. F. t^iwcll. of W(*t Cape May, ia reddring hto stock of dry goods by a ay* tern of bargains given to ou stonier* in exRev. Solomon Partem* the prohibition candidate for Governor. Is announced to sneak in this city next Thuraday evening, laL Cape May vol era will have but two names to vote for oo tbrir ballon thia November — the shortest ticket tbey have been ctiled upon to cast for arrival year* It is Dow intimated that tbe porpoises got wind of Ibe trap laid for tbeir capture over on tbe hayslde through the newspaper* and bare left for a more congenial shore. It will he none to tbe credit of this community if the meetinpof tbe Y. M. C. A. for want of sympathy and hearty coIron be allowed to weaken and finally to erase altogether. Five loans of 4200 each went few 418 premium on a loan at rise meeting of Ibe ol the Ca[* May Saving Fond and Building Aaaociatloa last Moodsy evening. Now to tbe time to borrow mooat low premium* The friends of Mr. Stetena tbinka If it weren't for that bayside vote hto chances would be all right, while oo the other tbe party adherents of Mr. Ludlam more exercised over the probable aire of that Repablicao majority to Upper. PERSONAL. Mr. Thomas Webster's family leave Cape May next week to spend the winter io Philadeiphi* Tbe family of Mr. J. H. Gould, tbe furnidealer, still retain poaseaaiou of their cottage on Beach avenue. Friend X B. Mattock waa on) he Island a business mission Thursday, stopping aa usual at tbe Chalfonle. Jacob G. Neafieaod wife, Philadelphia, amoog the number of cottagers who been sojourning at tbe Cbalfonte thr Dr. and Mr* S. F. Ware, of Wtlmiog ton. Del . have been apending a few days Ibe Island tha present week, returning borne yesterday. Wm. I!. Wood, John O. Howard. George W. Coaover. George Eakins and R. Clark, Philadeiphi* are among the late arrivals at the Cbalfonte. Wm- Wharton, Jr., President of our Delaware Bay and Se wells Point shore railroad* accompanied by tbe treasurer of tbe companies, Mr. W. Selfridge, ia at tbe Cbalfonte. (>. H. Krause. representing a large sugar refining eaubllsbment to Jersey city, arrived here Thursday en roirfe for Rio to inspect the sugar works in operation at that plan* James Bishop. Trenton, chief ol the of Blatistlca for thia Bute, ia pursuing his official observations tbe present week in Cape May, having bis l**e of opetflioot at tbe Cbalfonte, this city. Mr. John C. Price, of the Tockertne R. a, to the guest of hto uncle. Mr. Nathan C. Price, thia city, with whom in former years be was associated to bosiHe to scenes pto led by bis young wife, and daring his stsy did not fad I to ^ay hto^resrect»^to hto^ friends of tbe Meter* John B irk heck and Boo, Wm. H. Bechtrl, Herbert Worth aod Albert iiorkrr, representing heavy sugar refinery interests to New York ana Brooklyn, registered at the ChaHonte Monday. Tbeir mission In thia section waa to visit and inspect tbe sugsr works at Rio Grande, but for what purpose they did not explain during their stay oo tbe (stood. Goodujtor 8haw Milt the following :- Years ago wben Paul &JOhara kept the Creek Hotel, an old fellow lis. tog outside lbs Village, aod who always filled up Willi tangle-foot * ben be came to town, »t down at tbe bote! table with quite a large party of goest* Discover - ing.to bit rather dsxed vision, a Urge plate of butler, tonal a pound lump.be prompttransferred tbe larger portion of g to hto own ptale. Mine boat Booham remonstrated with him for bis seeming table etiquette, and removed "Well," wall, Buobam. you're making a h — I of a fuss about a little turnips anil tater*" replied tbe oM gentleman. He thought it a dish of mushed vegetable* An old gentlemen named Bradfurd.over at Newport, was treated to hto first piste of ice cream. Smacking his lips to evident delight over the cool log refreshment, eras asked bow be llkst II "Well." raid be, " that to pretty good, but il balm got enough nutmeg in it." He doubtless thought it aome kind of a from podding. such as his "old woman" waste Ibe habit of grating nutmeg upon. A grand sally of tbe Democracy of Cumcounty took plane to Millrille Wednesday eras ing. Mr. Abbett. the party's gubernatorial candidate, was present. aeoHnpanied by ex-Speaker ft J. Randall, of Pennsylvania. Congressman McAdoo, Congressman Terrell. Prosecute Jcnkin* of Camden. BeoJ. F. Lee. Clerk of Supreme Court: pot. Buhl, of well-known members of tbe same political AM^,D6andan!'Diuro!,Ma Adoo, Simmrrman aod SlahL Prior to the mass meeting, which wm held io the elegant mansion, a host of friends from all over the Btale, including the distin. guisbed gentlemen already named. Among Ibe guests of tbe evening were a Dumber "f our Cape May Democrat* Including W^Mefato,4- P. A* tt^rTd RH»aodC.8.MaBmto0a,*r" " ^

County Notas. Tbe demands of the bay trade bare so ' Increased of tote yeurs-thst i: is quite in* possible to keep enough carrying ca parity • oo our waters to do necessary transport* I lion connected with Ibe growing ovster : r trade. Tbe latest- addition to our Detoware fleet tending to relieve the pressure 1 is tbe tiny Ikmflam. launched on Tue* dty last at Diss Creek. Sbe to owned by Captain Douglas* and all to all is ooe of ; a tbe finest looking craft of tbe kind we • hare seen In a long time. 'Ibe best ma- I „ tertol and niokt exocllent mechanical skiU • have been brought Into requisition to lier | ' A very deserving sod obliging person ia \ ' Mr. Cbrit Haurer, of Capo May Court I House, who supplies the households 'of Middle township with excellent bread antl * cakes right at tbeir door* Seven hundred tons of cane ia a very , i- fair yield for a small farm of say aixty . acres of cleared lud, but these are tbe , , figures that represent the weight of ear- ■ H gbum grown oo Mr. Lemuel Miller's farm j at Green Creek thia year. : Captain Bacbe. of tbe. Topographical i Office, ud his assistant* are si iibu ved : in the waters nf Cape May makics »cr- r Mr. Levy Foster to improving hb resi- ' ' dence by a mat veranda and a r-ai of r r paiDL Capuin David HewitL o! Dies ' ' Creek, to also beautifying hto new bouse 1 to tbe same way. t t Tbe pton of spending money before i: ' r to earned or legally in liand does not work ' any better in public affairs than in print e. I Road money appropriated tost spnng was ' . expended in May and June, ud caib is not-yet on band to pay tbe expenditure. | i Captain Sumner Marcy, of Dias Creek, ( . is building ^ftn^ himself a new bouse ntnr , Another change in the program. The t - grand rally of tbe Cape May Democrat" ■ - will take place thia afternoon at tbe Court e ; House ud not Cape May city as precious- r ly announced. Tbe meeting will be i - called to order promptly nt S o'clock, i * Hon. Leon Abbett will be to attcoduee, I : ud it announced lo apeak on the issues i lnvolred to tbe present political campaign, i * The need of laborers to severely felt in J * muy localities of the county. Crops are t ■ in some instances being wasted for want J of suitable help to gather them. 1 ' There will not be much trouble abbuL ' tbe right of way along tbe bayside when ; ' tbe new railroad reaches that locality. ' , It is rather a risky business to be caught , . with quails to one's possession before Nov. ] , I, se-. tog that a fine of five dollars may < be d-tnuded and collected for each bird j , io baod. , r II baa been mil) tbal men will wrancle r s for religion; write for U jjight fur it. t - uything but live for i6 ■ At a meeting of tbe Y. M. C. A. on 1 1 Monday night it was decided to make an < ■ effort to increase tbe efficiency -if the a* ■ ' aodation by an appeal to tbe clergy *°d ' others for aid and council A series of « lectures waa proposed and suggestions < ' made as to putting periodicals on file ud ] ; otherwise making tbe room attractive. 1 There have been in the tost year j70 ' days In which tbe prevailing winds were ! - , 1 It has been threwedly said that wben , i men abuse us we should suspect ourselves , r ud when they praise it* then. Il is a , j rare instance of virtue to defpise ctnsure , e which wc do not deserve, and still more , rare to despise praise which we da , Rock fish begin lo awim along the bayside. At this season tbey are very fine, and do not seem to be the same, so far as ' the taate is concerned, as the spring tock. "Spab," (young oysters) are being j taken up from tbe planting grounds on , " tlie bayside of Cape May, and transptonted - into deep water where, in a year or two. j i , E Dennlavllle Dashes. Mr. E. W. James tried bit luck last ' 'l'uesdav over at tbe pond rented by Dr. V. A- Kingsbury and some of bis fnends, • Philadelphia, ud to a very abort time killed 22 black dude* Tbe aborning mast : have been extra good wbenhe wasonabkat i " to bring down atx birds at ooe shot, fire , I of which be saved. Rev. W. S. Ludlow's brother ud wife, ] ; Haddonfield. have been apending a few i 1 days' viail under the dominies root.' c John E While ud wife are viaitiog friends in Bridge ton. ' Mr. John Pol* Mr. Harrison and two * other genilemen arrived here Wedotaday , oo a gunning expediuon which lias been . since started under guidance of Larry IV I" Rev. W. Walton, the presiding cider for ' lhl» (B strict, dclirercd a teniperuoc lec ' lure on Monday night in Trinity chutch. , South Deoni* Tbe address was ooe of the beat and moat practical io iu bearings *" of uy vf have ever listened ta The '■ oniric, which was contributed by the . J l ining People'* Union, waa also ray fine credit. 0 Quarterly meeting Sunday next, 28th r- low., to Trinity M. E church. Love " featt al half-past sine o'cloekAnPrcachtojb at lialf-pa>t ten * m., by Paridr Ludlow. 8 and at three o'clock p. m. by the presirt1 ing elder. In the evening a children's * service will be held, in the cxercitos of which a number of speakers will take part 1 Mr. Joarph Lodlrm. nT Delaware . has J born visiting his brother ud sister. Mr. A. " II. aod Eton bud lam, the present week. 4 Cap* David Moore arrired Wednesday jj with a load of coal. 0 Capt M. Warwick got in the same day with a cargo of lumber for Mr. Learning. Dennis expects to give Mr. Ludlam a - majority of not leas than a hundred ud, t forty. Hto fallow cit reus have Ibe most '- implicit confidence In hi* integrity, and. a having tried him more tbaD once in the e past, are now getting ready lo give him b ilu-ir beany endorsement for another term. So far this campaign we bare had very r Utile In the way nf political gossip to ' quarrel over, and all tbe talk of u intc* 5 tine strife ruing among tbe Republicans ■ of tbe township la the merest nonsense. ! * Seavlllo Scribbling*. 1 The body of a man was found at e Beaaleys i'olnt. washed op with spawned. L bit ween Mr. Barrows' ud tbe hotel, ooe r day to* work. r Mr. E W. Sharp paid his parents a fly- - ing viail en Sunday tote * The long easterly w tod to very unfavorable for the operations of our barmen. _ Mr. Joagph York to building a propeller I, to go by bud power. Il looks aa if it Quite a number of new buildings are going up at Sea lale City. We hear that surveyors am at work lay. e log off a new settlement at Se* Isle Juoce Uuo, oo tbe property of Dr. John Wiley. " If You Want a Canary, * A parrot, or other bird -, any kind of a ■ cage ; a fine bred dog ; gold fish ; or a pet * of uy sort, the place lo go is to the torI rest wore of the kind in Anient*. Tux U Bran Fik.ii Courasr, 237 South-Egfath ' Street. Philadelphia. If yon cannot toil them in person, pud a two out sump 0 for illustrated catalogue. Tbey win scad f uything In their I me with perfect «!<!$ ^ by express lo uy dialaoor. oAfirn " Do You Want to Buy a Dbg 7 If you do, the place to go to to tbe . PniLiDxtxitix KxxatiA 237 South . Eighth Street, Philadelphia where all; , breeds of dogs are sold at k>w prices If I f you cannot go in parson, write for what i , you WUt, and tbey will send il lo you by f cures* oo matter wbare you Use. Cat* loguc mailed lo you for a two cent stamp. , • o6A.ii. . Paint* Gktwof all aixe* Purty. Tcr- »' pent ins. Brostu-S ■* ail kind*. Qypaqm , a ire whitening and cohviog walls, soia-.-a thing that wuot rub.and peal off— Ju« 1 the thing to put Ibe kwv.rif.ioir.it " ^ ^ Uwi.* , ;

i Mx. Eorrax.— In reading over the coi- . trams of your paper last week,;i waa r amused with the labored communication . Jrom a gentlemen signing himself "Arr tff-" Ife say* "I venture to address yoa . upon a subject which appears to me to be e one of public moment— 1. e.— that in re- . fereuce to tbe Uocnsing of aalooo* Aa" r Aod he farther *sy»: "Tlie well-being of r every city is inseparably connected with i liberal and progreisire idea* Where a . people are hide-bound ud cling lo but 1 one thought or one idea; where tbey are - extremists ud see no value but to pursuing sod following up tbe same aid beaten . track, enterprise ia wanting— is cast into die shad* oar prosperity to effect: rely , banished. No city can grow in wealth, or I brepuae great by kgisiatton in such a manner aa to drive away visitors ud business custom, ".la-tors and business men in- . variably go where hospitality and tbe ao- . cial habits are cultivated and the maaats ; both directly and Indirect ly iv-neti'.ted." i ' sir. to all thia wc agree; but wc take 1 issue with him as to method* Hereemi lo think - that tbe only way to secure tbe : ud growth of our city is to grant la sJoona. Now let u. pause a moment while wc look into this liornre : matter that the American people to day are looking lata In fact the question in- 1 long overshadow aii other issues before the public. 1 have listened to the same argmnenta before that "Argus" applies iu | tela, it to claimed, ia nccesaary to the life 1 of Cape May. " Wliai would Cape Slay , lie if il weir cot for its hotel ud bar-room licenses?" is the question aometitoc* asked ] by way of a clincher to the argument in of license. And it Is a question I I might appropriate lv reply lo as did tbe old , farmer out wc*!. The story has been told \ before but will hear repeating. It waa at an en tl -prohibition meeting and the apeak. 1 a as showing bow much wheat and corn were used iu tlie distilling of whisky, ud askrd what would become of all this grain < the Prohibition party got into power, and what 'con lit they raise to pay tliem i a well. An old fanner iu the muting, dhrthe pause that followed the question. liis feet and shouted hack— "I'll in the care oT (hipe May. their would lie money in tbe Ipocket" of the people ud more rejoicing in the unlurtuuate lip- " Argus" would have us believe that the Eat object of people coming to Cape y if to drink whiskey or beer. This is certainly a false assumption, and otjc that not substantiated by the record of the place in the past. Why. air, the only ud most successful bouses Cape Slay has bad tliuaudiich were conducted witbaRg a bar. 1 might refer you to them by name, is unnecessary. This is the plain troth nf the matter, aod thereto oo getting away from solid fact* No, friend "Argu*" it is not more license* we WUt in Cape May. What we do stud io need of ia more enterprise and thrift. We hare been in the old ! change. We want less whiskey ud more money ta circulation in the community. The people are.awakeniog to a sense of the importance of the issue I have here attempted to explain. The great tcmpcr1 once movement to marching on. There is 1 a tidal wave coming, and my advice to "Argus" is that he bad better retire to safer ud higher ground than that be now stands on. Peogrxkl Cone. Never to Return. 1 GiKoiXEtt, Ms.— Mr. Duiel Gray, a prominent lumber mrrchaol writer that I bis wife had severe rheumatic pain«l ao | severe as to render her unable to sleep. ' From the first application ot tire famous German Remedy.. SL Jacobs Oil, she experienced unspeakable relief, and to two hours tbe pain had entirely gone. jKttt gldi'frtisfintnts. tvjotice. A special meeting of lire Wra Jersey Uamr [ Paled Oolohar sad, Ha*- « It , RELATING TO BRIDGE*. ' 'CrSg**1 ,r*r£lot!s "V fISi' ena| his aatl* so aa t«i pre-rent ife ve**el from - coming np agalati j*e bridge as rreaceuuy ! , 7r. "c ■ ro»e?re|t^' ^rame.^ejl apypS' 1 ptewroMtmber.wan^ ptanLoy-laoke OcloDg5 an? wS^aMy^arerendlmS mSSe°stid 1 • antoaJing any Say. a:r»w. nriek. or loitii-er or - aay Uo.t anataowm. he or taeyw. oBcodiag tor s race and every oBrmc. shall forfett an t psy lb* ' "d«T" Dtd*teMg?tolbe rerovmd*! "'n - tSSurwrnStoavrS cSuS raS," to'ieypS* 1 t son whortjaltrec for Uc trmr. one-half of ^.11 | . MbeMtWf to Ire gari late 1M bands ofdie miD- I ' ^S^nuy to've k_^ j 1

gutfrtisfiafirts. : tax salet the Cll* of Cape Mmy for nonpayment of taxes asaesa- [ cC thereoa Aar«»6g. i year IBB* I will seam pubUo salt en MOKDAT. PKCKVBXX tot, US, Between the feror* or two and ave o'ctoeb mine ' in trt.ul oi i!:y ll.l: la ^vlrttjAll Ui- E-re- "" "* v» "c' '<* ,fte , cU-rev* ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 1MJ. . -j. ^ 'zzl S. E. Mle Wseblhgtou I' Brora^^.hr'1'.^rapA^raltage . . . .. it oo ^ J] PooirtaM. Frremaa. N. V,\iuAe'ot Iatsj ■ I lloaire. N .' E. sil^Wo-id^sircvt . . W OJ ^ 1 Hug^ nan^^yTIo^rl^'suYii Kt- " Uurhvs.Uumi.lire;. lot h;m;rs OM s ; IZ\ 1 BmnaUln. L.^ IL toac^Wjeblugtou ^ _ | ''"j I 1 '.rOl'iW. h. W'.Y'resIirterUii IreremiSge, so to ! ' Vi" ?o re j ' Mrtyonatd.^Jobxli! K. aide Lsfayette bul , ! • M«*nk.¥oho?Oreinwooj Cotlarv, »AV. | , Patterson, Hearg f Adam Loperts l-.il • :::Sc Ban* xir. James K.. m jXUtaf ^ooJ^ra^U^fbM^^aoii'tbcor. *" | Sr^'l Mra^Jotu T-^hrlrs^n^^u'r'. ^ ^ . Thom;wMi.Jt. K_ cast cor. Utayctte Vt. ^ ^ ^rar. jrianXtm^l Cocglc tlraeut ao w ^ ndOto* UtWeT? wTSdo' St.' joU lil » JAMES M. E. niLDRrra, City hoacltor. f rpsn dollars reward. , the party or parties who have rexentlr reolrn 1 from the ysn!^ or chs* Ferguson's yotregr oo N ^ "lirasKEh W ABE. Agent fatOUlW.^ P " Tk/TUSIC WITHOUT A TEACH- T ilL EB! rtopcrv Insraataueous C.uld* to Keys T " ot Piano aod Organ. Prion 61. WUt teach any ' ■; th*e ceo. woods' j Pianos & Organs » ;'| GEO. WOODS' COMPANY, j I w&mm i ■y i tl^iretdishea^t«LPAOEi-ATAlXKjrKPBEK 9 -y Setutorexamtustlon BEW^^yinentremeyi. ^

. fall opening J. C. HAND & CO.'S, i i 1205 Market Street, Philadelphia. ' good furniture i ; patent sofa. bed j J. C. HAND & CO., ! - sp7- 1 205 Market Street, Philadelphia. , chas- a kkkncl chas. c_ beevks 8 FRENCH & REEVES, : Nos. 13 and 15 Federal Street, CAMDEN, N. J. L dkaf.ep.s431 e — . GRAIN. FLOUR AND FEED. | Mmas»uU>*tamnoig. ton Po^. Beat Drtat Baal. Mock. Ooaraa and noe Sax, Bay and ei raw Fertilizers, Agricultural Implements arid Truck Baskets. i ~ c. b. coles, ;j lumber merchant, j MAXL'PACTUBKKS OF * F Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Boxes, &c. ; BRACKETS AND SCROLL SAWING. Office, No, 14 Kaighn's Avenue, Q^mden, N, si. X18-!

QUEER BUSINESS. _ it can't be done. Fruit of -the Loom Muslin, Bleached, at 9', cents per yard, cit)- price, 1 1 cents; 8 «nt prints for 5 cents, and 1 2J cent Canton Flannel at 1 1 cents. » IT CANNOT BE DONE IN PHILADELPHIA, But itCAr-J bedoneat YANGILDER'S The simple reason is because where city expenses arc dollars, \ VanGilder's arc cents. Then come to sec VanGilder's stock with §ood*crvcs tfi witiistand the shopk of unheard of Low Prices. YOU MAY LAUGH, BUT YAHGILD1R HAS GOOD BLANKETS FOB $L90 A PAIR. Do you sec your neighbor's all with new dresses on? Do ywforgct VanGilder is receiving constantly more and nicer goods at the same old prices, 8, 10, 15, 18 cts., &c. rat last sjiipmksV OF & Gent's Underwear PILES UPON PILES OF LADIES' SKIRTS. good substantial skirts fob 73 cents. But Oh, What Beauties for $1.25. But the Nicest Ones in South Jersey for $2i50 A $3. VANGILDER HAS MORE HARD KNOCK8. china & glass setts ONE TON FRENCH PRUNES, AX THUlIt: POI NDS FOR *5 CKSTB. one: ton double: crown muscatel raisins, AX XHRI-7X-: rot XDS FOR I] CKirrg. WHICH ARE FIFTY PER CENT. BELOW THE MARKET. GROCERY PRICE LIST.

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