■ e^ri— ——————— Published Every Saturday Morning. 0 -CWE MAT, HAT 3. 1884- 7 ° Democratic County Convention. ° The Democratic nunofite niMm- K satpaborciashaaad u. atj el Ospe Kij. <r:: * tsaet la im rrei! townships. boroughs and b eaty.na Saturday. jut ion, tux, n inch urns d ■WplwjUleleirrlwOrCMM. j of lex Primary meeting f'H dmM township, s •l Tsyiorti Opera nncsc.tn the e.tv or Trenton. „ a: the city of CWtrago. 00 Toad*', im as day u or Jcly nan, tonomlnale caodi lain for Prril- . dent and vice prvriaratrf the Catted State*.- *" Letted Sulce- '

Tar boon of rrprwMMOoo ultl l b* om iWoaal' £ auTu tnTta* [ «•-*: ^proiTdad. rial every bereMgt. sate. A. P. HaBssra. ti Proclamation by the Governor. t ndir toe jgorMon or ^tojmnuM ■■aa ta ^ axjgg emrawpmijou *ai!i u'Tlgy 11 ^isSSSiS'JT^L'l I K.TfflSJWASfSS.'S: > mpjs^si : SKM£S^?S3S3 ; 9SUSiSSS£SSSL'u mSS^SSS « pispfes sSkSBB^ t s&stjSiSsS? " KIlSMei : egsgsassgssss " s s«tw»P SM^asSeiggg ^ u •a. *od bet- reacted. That If aay otnocr of ssaBBSiassKaK&sasr.is: * »SS; »« SsSe kSS5 : -STXSS iteorimd. i' teat an ook -eeporaOous locnrporetsd under It W&mgm 1

w* o^Ue .. pATS&^SM'ZS: antnanSneM 23 Mawui &3s££55SiS3! ,"8" dredsndrigmy^oiur^ ABWrrr The l'roabjtcrlan dmrcb, at Qbmboro, is ti be moored to a boiler aitc. The Atlantic City Council baa contracted lor twenty-one ckctria lights for the beech f root. 1 1 ia at difficult lot revwge.lo act without exciting suspicion u lor a ratUoanake U atlr without making a ootarx rick M. (valiagber Flab Warden.aud Jolin McConnlck. deputy of Camden County. Kx-Aaaemblyninn I (Maid N. Herring. Tburaday a candidate for tbe RepuMicaD becalortal nomination lr«n Camden Oct The aged mother ol tbe laic Captain Frank Yanaman. ol MUlriile, was latUly injured at: tUt jdaoe Monday while bent baited upon a street creasing. G. G. Green, of Woodbury, put a Hum bet ol Jereer cattle ol bit own breeding a: that place at public nale on Friday, bm owing to the small number of Uddert and the dhpoaiUon toward cbeiji pricca tbe tale ww abaoded. All the meadow land# in the lower < tob tide Monday morning, owing to a ] break In the river bank where \aluloe bad , teen pot ia la a bungling manner. A , portion of tbe roadbed of theOaadae, t Moot Epbtaim aod G knottier City , Bailroad ww walked away. Tbe f.rc A. M. urnln am near dashing late tbe s»r " i Oaptate William KdlUnga haa addrested ' » rooammicatlon to P^at 5. G. A. R., of 1 Oamdm, of wbah be U a member, fating 1 Utaoan, 01 wntcti tie 11 memeer, nuag -

to detail Ox capture of tbe rebel Sag et 1 Hlh.lMS.of which be data* to be tbe captor- The flag ww recently presented to Prank »jo*ts by Governor Abbett. ' Bonders alao daimlsgtba honor ol tbe 1 capture- Tbe Pat t esdened' tbe Hate- 1 Tbe Legialatu.-r baa. upon' two or Ihrea oocaaima, enacted lawa making ft a penal ' ats.'tj.vsj 1 ■uu.iuMakax - tame eeveral acta wUb anothw prondiy J 1 . EStHEisHH

WASHINGTON LETTER. WaasraoiS J^rtuShTlWL It la certain that an unreetrieted Coo greaawoold nerer flnlab aaylog all thai It cnold aay. tad all that 11 would like to aay on the Tariff queaUoc. Ceoaeqoeotly. tbe Houae committee on Wayt and Jfeana bare been dlecuaetng tbe expediency ol limiting the debete to e reasonable length of time. Cbalimas Morrison said, before gyring bis decision, be wanted to talk with V* speaker and other friends of tbe bill, but thought tbe limit for general NoMember*u^rlIling tbatbj* flsror merely 00 the patient Coagresslons 1 Becnrd, and In order to glre. all this eager oratory an oollat, eraning aemloos bare of Penn. Was the Bret speaker, and. In his tbe name of 1400, manufacturing lochia tries in bis district pretested agalnet tbe peamgeof tbeboriiontal bllL Mr. Eldredge

of Mich, said that a protectfre policy discriminated between the rich, aod tbe poor, and that this etil could only be tariff. Mr. Cannon of Illinois, in a two minute speech, hsd jost time to thank the .which bad amembled to bear his argument when tbe Speaker's garel cut abort bis remarks. Mr. Warner of Team, contended that a^artff should be for tbe support of the Government alone, and for Missoari, made an extended effort In favor of tbe bill, and Mr. Laaghern of Texan, maintained that a protective system bad equal pace. Mr. Price of Wisconsin, price of labor. In reply loa question by Wellerof Iowa, as to whether tbe idle end vicious element in the large dries might be attributed to protection, the orator replied that ninety nine per cent of it might be attributed to tbe saloons kept "!«**£ ^^dcmagoguM. and of Oregon, made the closing addrra. of tbe protective aod free trade principles upon tbe foreign shipping Interest of this eoonTbe House passed s measure, demanded establish a bureau for tbe collection of of labor, tbe effect 00 production of shortening tbe bours of labor quiries involved in the plan. Tbe bead of the bureau 1s to receive »3 500, sad tbe Penatoc bill, aod got very much exdted of certain Presidential appointment, to After disposing of*s number of misM> J^-frp^n, <*~A* jf mU- ■

to two distinguished official, namely- the " floor of tbe Senate. TUU stepwaa not m without earnest oppoaib|i tion from Senator Ingalla wbo complained, sd that fur years there bad been cootimuoui J, Importunities for the admission of tbe Se Commissi oner of Agriculture to those °* 1 acred preonts, and that It had even been « alleged that Agriculture lay Weeding in a- the street, because of hi. exclusion. The u, Kansas Senator dalmed that be bad no re or to affront tbe great interest be repreaunts, but hs thought tbe perpetual din, aod uproar was attributable to tbe desire ' among men to go whenever they were not wanted. He said if there waa a place, or room, or locality over which is plaoed a sign that this is Intended exclusively for a , certain dam of people, for any reason . 1- whatever, that Is tbe psrticulsr piece » where tbe enrage American wants to g*. and be generally manages to get there. e Every BepabUcan Stale Conrentioa •bus far held, has passed resolutions cor- ' dielly endorsing the administration of - President Arthur. This cannot but be a » source of greUflcalioo to the Presider.t, record will be something of which his f party and the nation will bare reason 10 , , feel proud. Nene of bis predecessors in < ' l»flWd^fn°Zr£7 r,ed im"" 1 ami none ever r^^d suchTordra! 7*7 ' mendation from their, political opponents. ' '■ Tbe dosing years of most administrations 1 have been seasons of fan It-finding and da traction, but in Mr. Arthur's case this is restraed, the verdict being ooe-of.ps#lisr approval. Power will Intoxicate tbe beat hearts, as wine the stroogeat heads No man is wise enough, or good enough lobe trusted ' with unlimited power; for whatever g qualiflobtioas be may have developed to - entitle him to so dangerous a privilege, ^ answer for himself, o-Mn other wordi'be - wisely entailed unllmilod authority. E Tbe S o'clock P. M. train bom Wood- - bory on the West Jersey Railroad at Mount ■ Vernon street, on Tuesday tan over and ' injured a lad named James Border, £ liying at Seventh and Spruce streets, - ; ;

Tbe suit to recover gtAOM damages killing of Franklin W. Karl at Mount Holly has been poMpooad because of tbe illness of Oxpselor Voorbees. w4 »20 Biblical Reward. The publisher of SwUtigt', ilo aUfy offer twelve valuable rewards in their Jf«sl%fsr Msy. among which is the WewS give $30 -W u the psnuo ttliinr us bow many times the weed Paradise occur* In the New Tssrarrurr Scriptures *»" Ksnstoa.) by May ldth. 1864. Should two or more ounea answrrS be received, the Riorum will be divided. Tbe money will be forwarded to the winner May 15th, UB4. Prison, trying for the reward must send Sd cent, ie silver ID* poefa gr stamps takes) with their answer, for which they will receive the Jans Jfoe-fAly. in which the asm and wtlreae of the winner of the .reward and

. Marcus L. Ward, ex-Governor of New Jersey, diedop Friday from- , time ago. He was 71 years of ace. Mr. J Ward Was s delegate to the Cooreotloe that nominated President Lioooln, was elected Governor of New Jersey in 1865 i end Congressman in 1873. He was the j lest Republican Governor of the Stale. h Always active In behalf of the aoidien.be long ago earned rise tittle ofthe "Soldiers k Friend " J every day a boot the good qualities of Dr. ; sssrjffiupw core all Liver I , troubles. r frig gidrfrtismfnls. | »po the public. I _ T*Ori UrelTUls u. pas a KATT.H CU B rex OS so e»w 00 essr parseet ol I; 00 rrr week. appljm | *- CABBOU.

7 gents wanted! * TH^OTTrDAlT)HOB. UwSmli!! * n*"'- c,r""*r " WAR!. BOOKS. i SSSH r omlert: rncet toe low. Boos, rer exsmlastloD ; Saw1*5™0"" Ji'."veiJ' ?''i i ri i 1 1 J 1.1 ■ Mj«wT|d1 Ls | LANDS A NONPATENTS. 1 e. m. marble, t rpwarOa of three jsars Assktsm auarass . Osmeral or the Veiled Rates tar Us Interior r CTPrs sad In tae imenor Pepanmsnt of land ' SbskbSsssS^S i RE-OPENED. J artes makin * important Improvements ' deyelin's ; DINING ROOMS, 1 NO. IS NORTH SECOND ST., PHILADA., PBTCEU REASONABLE. DONT E08OET. DEVEUNW 1 ap» NO. 14 North Second 8k. rbUadelphu! ^•otice. ^7

gf rer L«c>k ■ she Bsnews otmeieOdtiierHawiianin.Biierds ' Si" r^««l ontsVl^Mrimw ! II. ANDERSON, OcmpfroDer. i^RYBODY dr. c.w. chipman'8 Vegetable Liver Pills Are now 00 sale by all the leading drogxtata MOST EXCELLENT FOB 8ick headache, dyspep8ia, malaria, costivene86 sS££Sl-" S3!n«SSiS? *" * DO NOT BE WffBODT THEM. F. D. LONG. Me Agent lot the Celled Sum. uji-y ism filbert street, philadaSALICYLIC A. gi SSZnSSZ THE OLD RELIABLE 8pecific llY PHYSICIANS' AND THOUSANDS OF PATIENTS

POSITIVELY CURES ;55S5rU3^S ' RheumatisM ' Gout, he uralgiA 1 *** ^r*" " « gravel. diabetes j Blood poisoning _ — : — ■w WI Brtmdvay. Nsw Twr.

* nmob sace cheap. . : SSBslpz**? k e "ti^ anted immediately. u or FRrir"?*®! v»vLaRoras!,£f , txperteDce reqorred. Good ausrr sstsllm , S S3B«- T46^Beee*'<dR«h4*ri* c°^ I Jt^OTICE. i ■ ■ 4 james cbesswell, 11 pure salem county milk ] * S a. T1 Wsehtngton 8k, Oepe Ms; city. . " CI ^eUL'T^?0"«?^f7o?'',r^!iC*'I7,',*T- 1 - «7SWl j

"p)ELAWARE HOUSE. X. LAFATETTE STREET, CAPE MArctTT. I p W. 8. 8CHELLENGKH, Proprietor." . ; MITCHELL'S ATLAS v of the world. ;■ III NEW EDITIONS. THE BEST AND i CHEAPEST ATLAS PVBIA8HED. • roRKALEAT ALL BOOK STORES I wtntE^%PriM jj JlOB SALE j Two CottanK Willi Fnrnilnre, ! FINE FURNISHED COHAGE ) Eligible Building Lots A. B. LITTLE, x y Caps MayCny, N.J. j 1 CRAZY PATCHWORK i A'gasrsaa'gaaa ' sSpSTS rjgss lrffS3 work. Send po.tp.i l tar as cer.ts In nook note ivwpaSd roe rktom°Th" sreid'thj'vvlry gnrst qoanrr and cannot be cqosltrd si any other silk ' iiisSWli t-rnmk pocnpeM. so cents. Orrla bow. Add res! ^ . Turn Rocurrsa suae Cd., Rochester, N. Y. MALARIA ■ MS.aaMi'SRKS.'iS: J swssatass."®:sj'ffi

Favorite Remedy |Ss:=£~ ote BEAD EX -SENATOR WILEY'S ENDORSEES X 1 Fet» «, IKS 'S Ds. D. KsrtssPT. Itoundoot. N. T. s rXr?, oaed It In dor ramtly. and alter s tboroagb trtnl ™ j^j^hsjsKWss r S. CURTIS, practical plumber, GASAND SPEAH FITTER, s No. II Decolor street cape May dry. m Churches. Douse, Fmronea, Hotels, eucd wt:b Gas, Water and Steam Pipes, 1 Chemical Work A Lead Burning I tJfsffiSiES&gggih r™ - terra cotta drainage ! i »5%fsi5a?"''*°'''l''°sa; | u ^ cresse a co., ! REAL ESTATE BROKERS ' aRd 1 conveyancers, ' •» WALNUT STRERT. rHILADKLPIUA. J . ; atari J» Walnnt auest, Fhttsdei^aie. 4 ! PIANOS AND (IHGANS. ' . Tha public It Mapectfattytaited to call at otr NEWS 8TAND. SS WABHINOTON 8T, j. , Aad exaalns our new week or ; OrpisASsiiilaiM = rihrietahOT chSS«?°° KActala eaSreSbta SpSwnyM SS roSus, c'Un' °GdrnlsMe r

We intend m .try wru yoe and wtu ftee the verylowtri pitrie. groans rented with privilege of THE NEW HOME. fllpi THE NEW HOME OHHM sM SeviBf Madness to Ml AND BOLD OS EAAT MONTHLY" INSTALMENTS. NEEDUB5. MACHINE OIL A ATTACRMBrfTG FtwaE etachtne*. Organs Tuned and Repaired, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. B. F. HORNER. B. C. THOMPSON. Manager. spts- KWareagteaaL Cats May c*r.

Buy YcurCarpets. Mattings & Oil Cloths now I rantae about to aswiy ot out or refurnish thaeld besrto mlad thtteer prtrri rtvsl tmepsnoae Y. E. A. & SON, Philadelphia.

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| While. Red, Cbrek sn 1 Panclra. rae large si ssock sad prvceemeeh iower than

Y. E. ARCHAMEAULT & SON, I DRY GOODS AND CARPET WAREHOUSE." E. Cor. Eleventh & Market Sts., Philadelphia.

INEW STORE. NEW GOODS. BOTTOM PRICES. GREAT REDUCTION CLOTHING, ETC., FOR IKBlfe«£E. A Good Cassimcre Suit, M-75 worth $S.oo. A Good Blue Suit, $8.50. Grand Army Suit including extra set of buttons in indigo blue, $10, English Worsted Satin Lined Suit. $18.00. Equal to custom made. BOY'S AND CHILDREN'S SUITS ' AT LESS THAN PHILADELPHIA PB'CES. JEWELRY, & CENT'S JEWELRY. ] AMERICAN WATCH, :

Three Ounce case and warranted for two yearn, we are arinng lerlto. A Special bargun a HATS AND CAPS, We will lead In style mad prices, always keeping the latesk We Intend making • specially in - GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, 5 Oar stock In this line will be found com lete in eve re, - Kale agent for the celebrated OWL SHIRT, prior H.sa. Celluloid Collars and Con, MERCHANT TAILORING, A full Lin® Samples of Suitings, etc., of all the Latest Designs QUALITY, STYLE AND FIT GUARANTEED. i§S5£SS€»r£i A. J. STEELMAN, Wasblngleo Street between Jsckaoo and Perry streeta. CAPS MAY C1T Y. S.J. SASH AND DOOR DEPOT, cape may court house. n. J. w> - » Doors, Sasfi, Blis, Statters, Moilip, Fries, Srras, conner A schellinger, Near Station, Cape May 8otrt Bousa, N.J. BRUSSELS CARPETS SflV MAffl CARPETS THE CHOICEST OOODrt V UVl THE CHOICEST GOODS BVEROPFERED. EVER OFFERED. JOHN M. EYANS, CARPET ROOMS. 919 Market Street Philadelphia. .fagaE""*"""* T»»».ia.8 CHAS. a FRENCH. CIIAS. C. REEVES FRENCH & REEVES,

' Nob. 13 and 16 Federal Street, , CAMDEN, 3M-. J. GRAIN, FLOUR AND FEED. Mlanesola Palest Fhror, Mill Feed, Bast Drtad Saaf, Hock, Coarse and Fine San. Hay and Straw i Kf KsKi ov Bundle. Axle Ores ae. OsUta Powder. Coal. ho. feia-y Fertilizers, Agricultural Implements and Truck Baskets. ' /revnin imnira * —

; QfLxisyn, Shingles, Siding and Pickets. ' t a^SE panSae si toT Cor. Grille a Jeflmou Ka, Capo May CKy : ALABASTINE! Fur Fnisto WaDs ail teaSEjnr'i^^Skarfiri^ ^!ai! i i

I RUBBER CLOTHING ! ' AT|BETAIL r jjp v rubber goods \u&' K ° T1LU*NaiU8rb *<t A 14 bo. Sd 8k, wsat side, sad 1SS0 Market 8k, PHILADELPHIA. fa-lm j ^y-akted immediately. ' YOUNG MEN TO LEARN TELE- ' GRAPHY. j 1 oow : i S.: '

= MARINE VILLA,

CAPE MAY, N. J. - ; NEAREST HOUSE To TBE BEACH. OPEN PERMANENTLY. "rov . Mrs. F. HALLENBECK. URIIJ SPW1 immiMEI! LARGE NEW STOCK STOVES, RANGES, HARDWARE, TINWARE AND GLASSWARE. House Furnishing Goods Of all Descriptions for CASH Only. Cape May City, Cape May Court House and Dennisville. WE KEEP AT THE FRONT. WE DEFY COMPETITION. WE (fl ARANTEE SATISFACTION TIN ROOFING, PLUMBING, STEAM & GAS FITTING. IN A MANNER THAT GUARANTEES SATISFACTION. j'- h' benezet & bro..

SILKS! SILKS!! SILKS!!! HALL'S are now opening some BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS. A SPECIAL BARGAIN jn all colors at 75 cents, t cheap at 85 cents. One lot soft heavy colored silks at $1; sold 'last year at *1.25. One lot 21 inches wide very heavy, $1.25; worth, » $1.50. Among them arc three lots at $1, $1.25, $1.50. ~ These are the best value we ever offered for the money; exceptionally good color and WARRANT ED NOT TO CUT IN WEARING. SUMMER SILKS! . SUMMER SILKS! . In a great many different styles, 37 i-2c.,45c., 50c., J , 56c., 6oc., 65c., 70c., 75c., up. NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS. HALLS mhu!m' 26 South Second Street. Philadelphia. IIIM. !■■■■! ■ | | 37 CARPETINOS. * 37 THOMAS DEPUY, CARPETS, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, Mattings, Druggets, Lignum, Stair Rods, Window Shades, , . Mats, Rugs, Ac. A-vpreal B«v- tmvOT in tin Ik o,m.0 M suing,. Finfy Rod Cbeex a Whits. Soms at vsry low priori 37 SOUTH SECOND STREET, KIIWT CARPET STORE ABOVE C]1K8TNTT STREET, EAST SIDE, ^^^^JWABI^ED^fR^CTH^pE TN PHILADELITnA. 37 LOWEST OASH PRICES. Bltm 37 Just Received a Large Lot of ) WAUL PAPFR & DORDERS Or new styles and Beautiful design*. A -o constant ty oo^fean-l

DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, WOOD AlH) WILLOW-WARE, The ttatrffradea of FAMILY FLOUR, BEADUGHT OIL. PAINTS, OH. MAT77NH. trIL •'U>TH. *r WM. TOWNSEND, m"1-" cur. Washington a Onasa Mlreeu. Capa May (Try. GRAND SPRING OPENING WM. C. SERRILL-& CO" At Green Creek, Cape Mey Co., N. J. Dry Gwli, Fascy Irtids, REafly-Mafle GMkiitMilliierr Goofs, it GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, WATCH B*. CLOCKS, JEWELRY. FAIVTW. OILS. MOBS. OMlOgHYWARE. ETC..