■ sb bogus hub runs : >»•»» >*' *■* ■ m . la Adoncr , island atib ©ounfg. j , Notlca. r swrr nmci *HRAN<ntwr*n% i so* tw» Bmixo in uuib how**. ■ | li ml °"V Po" i "rewklTln! [ b'«omi Ordfr hB.!.™ laiiiaM from ■ i lag t»» WTri'twtkmlif"™! i«. P" "" *lr-pr 1 . _ r. J.-Hia"nK. r™mMi'r „ A good rrputMlim '» an impnrtanl # 'Tnasvmtnn. bill li 1- nil gainral br worry Ibtt or being antbm* abrait what you . do or lrevf nndrmr Thr br«l way to get a reputation ia to itearrvc It . If . yOuarra hotel man, keep the hext lf poaslblr ; If a dry gooda man, aril only . . Standard vywl* at fair nrira, ■ If » 1 .. 1 1. standard good* ; If hatii.

houar man, br obliging and . try your heat In make Ihc public feel that you hare the mom attractive, place on Ihc coaat ; if a baker, hulrhrr or candle , •lick maker, do your lrvefhea! ami dou't ] worry about the reputation, that artll j eotnc along all right. If you would , have other* to tbiok well of you, be aure . that there 1* the right material to art- ( mire. Don't work yourself up to the . hlea that you are the mo.t admirable Permn that walk* our beautiful .treet*. , that will not do. It matter* not how , much you may think of yourarlf, your , neighbor* and aaaoriale* will pml>ahly , not agree with you In all the rxcrllenrie* , claimed without due mnalderation of the value of pnblir opinion. Of -cour*r } there I* a cert tin amount of aelf-e*tecm r neeewary tp «ave a perron from a two- ( Inte'y »poilinr, hut it need* to be laid on T thrtp like Uie'aall and pepper upon tin- , f'*od. Thu* uard It la of great good, . and saves many a character from *poi|. ing. The aame holds good In moral*, "j Be atirr the conduct 1* good, and In con- t formlty with the moral la*, tlie repute- M Hon will takecirr of "luelf . The recent earthquake ahoek that ha* " caused ao much conatrrnatlon and dam- '' age to life and pr i|>erty through the Allan- " tic slops of Ihe Baited Statei. was plainly felt all over Booth' Jeraey. Many did ° not know what It wa* till the whole thing wn* over. It waa nntteeshie that thoae " who had retire.! -the ahock took place a * few mlnnf* .before ten— fell It more per- !l eaptlhly than thoae who were on the lower ° floor or hu)ldine*. Thare all kind* of u egplanatlon* of lha phenomena. When n the dlahea began to rattle, the blame wa* c put upon the Innocent brad of the eat, i[ or dog. In one Ht«lane* the linpana were h ahaken from the wall with a craah, yet * the true cau*e wa* not au«peete.l. The earthquake and lla leaaon* will form aub- 11 (ecta for extenaive common! . Bl - — -*-• f ■ — ' C A pleaaanl llfle epIWdh occurred in h the b-.rnugh of Went C'ape May laat Mon- n dar evening at the real de nee of Mr. A. L, W. Fuller, m honor of Ml** Jifis lamb, \| of Philadelphia, a rha-ming aociety belle n| of a daabiqgappearanre. The main fealure or the evening w*»lhe duet* render- (,■ ed by Mia* Carrie and Bessie, y uing 5 ladle* <t Hue aecim flBhii-nU. Many „ game* of an enjoyable nature were par- E Uci sued In. after which i he com pan y |r retired t ■ the hall wh«re the huat. A . W. y Fo*ier. Jr., hail provided a aumptnooa- p repaat of iee rream. cakes, etc. Refresh- |r menu having been dlapnaed of the com- p pany dispersed, well pleased with the evening"* entertainment. I, Of course an "tndiridnd must be firm enough In hla opinion*. SnHlv-slially amount* to but little, and la about as " pleaaant »o deal with aa.a quh-knand ia to walk over. It generally gives way h where mo.t wanted Kvery flaw of wind that rustles the leaves of the social 11 and bitalnca* hfe startle* _and hinder* '' it. There i* a nappy medium which every one should aim to reach, one " which does not Involve being like the 11 traditional twelfth man on a jury, tkjio " thwght the other eleven of hi* coudJnlora very stubborn antl unrcaaonabl men because they would not agree with l* him. ... .1. The season closed at the Tremont oo It Tuesday evening with a grand hup ten- li tiered to the guraU By Mr. Ferguson g The first Dumber on program' .waa see- ll mw. Th n Mho Florence Ferguson madr ti t sparkling recitation followed by ' 'Three « [.title Mai ls from Hello 4.7 Lottie Rid- h iell and Ml*«ea Rrifl sang a pretty durl It and after this number there were tab. *1 Maui.eharadmaad dancing. Joy reigned « lupreme and when MtaoTick danced the rl hornpipe there waa a grand climax of d •atbfactloo. Mr. Hsrgnson waa highly >1 pleased with "the rnlerUiomcut and an d were his guests. a. Road overseer* have no legal right to disfigure the highways by deep excars- n Lion* alongside the road bed, nor have " Lhey any au>hority t> dig Just where ■' they find a hod -of elay yiat suits their •' mind, even if it 1* within the prescribed * ihree rods. If the tuwn.hip own* the * land absolutely the care may be different. * but when the right of way ia given only e Ihr soil cannot be removed to other " properties. " Cape Mav County Chautauqua* rn. „ |oved a reuoi.m ye-ierdav at Ocean City. j| The reveral eire e* of tlw county were y reprearated. The day wa* »pent In talking „ the county, and it was the general opin- , Ion that the internet In . the several dr p partments of educat!-yi reprewnteil by the circle waa a cau»- of congr.tnlatipc. r Pnala 70 and #h bf A. R.. with bead- 1 quarter* at Cant House and Ooahanv. .pecUvely were at the Cape on Wednea- ' day with wieoa and friend* After doing up the town a nic > dinner wa* had , at the Arcl ic. It wa* ranch enj .yed by [ all who had the good fortune to be pre* ( Pastor Whltmarah will pleach in the J h'tSe ewwtaiMt LJO oVh5k- " Subje : t "The shaken city (ff Charhwton. 8. C. I J Htarioa Agent Saul, of Rio Grande, j peaehe* aeer made ii:" one eoneignment i from the count v wa* on Monday the WMh ; i The regular mratblymaeiing of the ' \ RxecutiveCommitteem the Young Men'* . ' 1 library AmOdatioo wHl !-• hekl in Ihc j I

CAPE MATS FIRES. Continued From Laat Thursday's Edition. Freni Tarah.r". Dails H»ra ° A boot eight o'clock on the morning of November tlie »th, 1878. the people of o Cape May City were "alarmed by the cry 'r , of fire, The news that the Ocean Hou«e ( waa on Are spread rapidly, from mouth to month, while the church bells Tang . Ofit the alarm, and brought the entire populace to the seeue. The writer of thi*. along with many cltlxena, ascended * to the npper floar 'of the Oeean ■ House ^ from where the smoke sad flame* were ^ At flrat it was believed that flic fire could veadt'y be extinguished, «nd had the city Uecri iu porarssion of fire apparatus little dtfl\rulty -wfiuld have been expertenceiidn MfWuing the flumes jj with comparatively small damage to the building iu which ibe fire or'urinsted. . But unfoitunatdy the Sre apparatus of () the eity at that lime c uatotcd of an old worn out hand engine and some nuten .. With tlie flrat attempt lo force a ^ . '- strenni of water tqion the fire, -the'hoae

hunted in almoat every MSttion, .and. 61 ' course, the flame* gained headway rap- ' idly. The only menu me then waa a line of with bucket*, and a n"ltle efforl wa* madr to keep the fire from spread- ' to the adjacent bfllldlnga. With courage horn of desperation, the men with buckets atoed In the tace of the ' name* for nearly two hour*. Juat a* they were beginning 10 hope that tbey might be sncceaaful In «av|ng Congress and the Centre House. lh<se two building* burst into flame* a* though from spontaneous combustion. Congress Hall and the Centre on fire, all attempts to stay the progress of the devouring element were futile. The strong South-west wind carried the heat and flames before b ac(oas the very centre of the town. The stout. e*t heart* quailed, and there seemed to nothing to do-bnt lo stand by and *ee the enti e city reduced to ashen. When midday arrived, the Ocean "hour, Congica* Hall, the Centre Hoov, the New Athrntic, the Merchant-. Hotel. .—I IP. I.]' smaller i ll ler veili !.,■ building. were either envelope*! in flames or •mouldering ruin*. When Ibe lire was found to be beyond control in the morning. a meMagr wa* *onl 'o Camden fir Are engine*. Th'-sc did not arrive until o'rlork In file afternoon. Imme. il lately upon their arrival one engine wa* sta'lonrdat the corner of Washington ami Jarknon *treela to preveni tlie Are other wa* pUcral on Ocean atrect to play romp! lely on Are. Then h gan a heroic effort to confine the dame* Pi the build, then on Are. For nearly four the battle between (Ire ami water waged, and not until the mn was low in tlie heaven* was Hie progress of tlie stayed. Bui f r this generous and timely h-lp from the firemen of , CamdPlf: the nmnimnli Hfm'ktttn would . been added To the alieatly largr number of burned hotels: On the night ( of November tlie 8th the people of Cape , May looked upon a teeue of terrible draolalbn. The hiint"d dialriel composed the . Mocks bounded liy the folliiwing slrrart* : Not a building wa* left standing b - Swilh Idfayettr. Perry and Con atiiHif* and the beach. The buildon the entire block lelween I'erry. and Jackson street* and the beach were in ashes. The only bul-d-lefl standing lietween Jackson and streets snd the beach, were the .tores on Washington street on that The old Columbia' building* occupied the block lietween Decatur and Ocean from the rear of the Washington street building* lo the beach, every bath house on the beach was deetioyed- T* climated loss of |>rnprrty by the fire of tfNO wa* Ihreeqiiartera of a million It will lie seen bv this *hort narration C'ape May received a lerrilile blow this conflagration, but the asbea were hardly cold, comparatively speaking, before the tebri* waa being cleared sway to lay the foundations for new and bet- , tcr structures. Had our city Authorities the wisdom to provide such s fire s* we now hsvc, Utu conwould never have taken place. after this Are the city reorganised it* fire department, and sincc iliat time ll ha* been Improved from to lime. Since the Are of 1878 several Are* have broken out, but tbey si way* been extinguished in the incipient Matrra. It Is a source of great satisfaction to the property owners and others inicrclrai in Cape May, that our y is prepared to mce< such emergencies as these, and that It Is not within range of probabilltins that such a e calamity will ever visit Cape May again. . The New Turk papers have given space, thla sumtm-r to Cape Msy news than ever before. Especially ha* been the case, with kbe World snd The former paper has published rceolar weekly letter, furnished bv a well-known journalist of ability Three eal metropolitan jourflals are the more enfiUed to our thank*, from the fact that have receiveji little or no compensation In the way of advertising patronsip-. We trunt that when another season oomes around our hotel men will see to that their hutlnaaa Is represented In New York papers, not alone sx a of recompense for (he favorable notice Oape Hay has received this sea-, »•", but aa a roatldr of busier** enterprise. The experience of this season has proven, beyond a doubt, that Cape May can command a liberal share of New York patronage'. If she will only put in her claim for it through the column* of that great city'* journals. A Camden, N. J.. man ha* invented and t* having built an ocean tricycle. It will he made entirely of Iron and steel, e-xirept a small platform where the operaeight bet in d|ameter. and will be workrd t>v Bfvera from the platform, which will he twenty-seven feet from the : ground. The Idea is to run thi»*.ma- ; chine out la stranthd vessel* when they j i in watrr not over twenty feet deep. | j Tlie Iweutor asvs that three miles an I j hour can be made with the tricycle. I As a general thing drowning accident* ; occur among e*rurstoni«u. They go , into the water when three l» no life boat to render help, ami being totally ignoi rant of the power of the wave*, get at ! once Into difficulty. Thry venture off Ti* a pity that In the matter of snrf battling, the hour cannot br Axed by 1 ordinance, and Hfe boat* kept on duty at

PERSONAL. Major Dalletl Mill lingers by the sea Major Scott, and hi* udeptrd wife, sre addressing large audiences at O.-ean out. WMHdiu Springer, of N. C.. formerly of Oape May, is making a visit to hi* j relatives and friends about Oape May** Court House. Merer*. Dawson and Fawnrtt, of Bal- j tirnorr, are making their usual trip to I ' Cape May although a little late. They . stopping at the Windsor. Mean. White. Dauby and John Ennl*. i have been spending a pleasant seaside vacation at fbc New, Columbia. They- • wilt return to Washington thi* week. ' Rev. 0. 11. Jngrani'. pastor of TTantiCoke I'resbjleilah church; has been- , among lit* former pari.hnuera of Holly : and Green Creek during the week. - Miss Nellie Kenaett. one of tlie most young ladies that baa -eUited i Diipe May in a long time, bu at last left ' u* fqr.lhe paterntl roof .leaving poor little "Ike" and ottier* sorrowing and dlscon- | date. i

^ Louis K., May F. andNellleK. Dolan, the three bright little folks of Mr. and ; ^ Mr*. E. P. Dolan. have spent the sea*on ( ' very pleasantly here. They will return to their home in IftiiladelpMa about the i last of this month. > 1 Captain Heath Norhiiry. of Green " Creek, visited Cape May City with Hie I * GrendjArmy Posts of the county on W ed. ' " ncsdsy. and while here honored thi* ^ office with a call. Captain Norhnry ha* ' ™ been a continou* suhwriber to the Wavi ' ° ever since the Arst Ismie. " Ml« Annie Ric iard*on dangher of our L esteemed fnend. Geo. J. Richardson, will 1 * be led to the hymenlal alur'by O'wald ' T. Banna In Ortober. Mis* R-chards m * is a c-imely young lady of handsome Ag- >' " hit and engaging manner*, ami a Ane •' e converaaUonalist. The approaching of Miss-Richardson's marriage I* a subject '' of much congratulation in which the " Wav» ventures to add Its qu Ha. * * Oir brother of the Star Is troubled. n ; Perhaps be hm had lisil drc-sms. or It tI . maybe be has seen written upon the r Ubet, upharun. Whatever the trouble *| * msy be. It iceqts that a little squib Trom (. - the Vinrland Journal has again brought w r on editorial water bnuh.' We qnotc: I The vmelaiia Jsvraaf smODX its Items cf news k from Ujpe U«t un tsai in- Vi~ will com* K ■ 2'MFi B'rpS!2iNtmrMw*mre™«uiM *' l .°>»*er"T llUWcSvfu? loqufr" wwil-l h*rr/ll- . *mx-<l u« ram ihai Ur nannslirr Sod editor of UN Were la ins Proiiintiion m»n, mat He is a a lie- ncsfise quesuoa, nanileir claiming, *aa nedid II - in bi* eoiumn* reeenilr. in*> ne voted ma con- ... . science ami remsenteu in* areumenu of ma cofiaumsats— the Prohihmoaim. What u ine *; - rets, sojrnow ' ( He IS tor spou^ufemirw, l«l * urelrare ttaelS doJreTmJuer'wnll'lu f( S-iei" 'wf'nre Man ST'es'tne RepniuSm n r lotd a dererts a e.,1-1 coontr of KcpuWHwns, or „ ( Horn n n>a liesa Ibe dlreetlnx organ for niant . wtnTln i!ro"lhc m*. r.i^l^r'sw IbTIrwiie* '' ' win know mere kaa been potuienl ennnqnaae. The last line* of the article appall* n*. 1,1 ' Should the Star man carry out his 1m. ™ ' (tiled threat, what woAld become of the nl Rqpublican party: A political eartb- ' quake! O ye gods.' I* there no way Jo p avert It' Cannot the rash editor of the ,j Vineland Journal be Induced to retract j, before thu ealamity come upon the Re- n jiulilican parly of • C'ape May county? Then the *tor ask*. "What Is the Wave anyhow?" The Wire' Is over thirty R year* old, old enough to speak ,f r itself, (| ' anil does not need the self-praise and n ' braggadocio the Star seem* to icqtiirc. w We will, however, take the liberty of Hating what the Wave U not. The „ Wats Is not the new*|iaper that, while n professing to have been the organ of the ^ ' Repnhllcan party for so many years, re- v fuHvt to put the names of the WepHbll- p 1 ran candidate* at Hie head'of it* columns. „ 1 until BH0 in cash had been deposited as 1 payment for so doing. The W a vx Is not „ 1 ihc Itrpublicm newspaper that put all of B ilsjpolitical article* in a column and di— owned all «lltorial responsibility for them (. 1 TTie editor of the W a v* did rote against p lic- nse in roun'-il, hut not a* a Prohibi- r 1 tinnisL ne is in favor of ProbibiUou, ' hut he believes it can and will be accomplished through the Republican party. " Now If the Star man would hone tly ' own the truth, he would be compell&l m ' to acknowledge that be is mad hecause ' he is not allowral to swallow all the po. & litlcal pap of the Republican party, with. t out rendering service therefore. The reunion of the surtrlroni of the " 7th Regiment, N. J. Volunteer* took 1 piece at Cape May City on Wednesday 1 iret, a banquet being tendered the visit- ' r ing member* at the West End House in - the evening of that day. It wa* jn*t l twenty-Are years to a day since Co. A., " I of the Seventh Regiment, lefl Cape Msy. * ' The following are^the names of the - member* of the Regiment who were > present at the banquet. . fcSRViGf B.Ueucx* T. Barlrr < ' (too. A Aitama •• iTaeo, Sasrtag B J. (lannon, u IT. D. Hurroegb* ' J. Towns-no, Ca 1 Peter M. Kara , K AI«le!B_^ - - f ' " jHvnry LLWHW e \ .'•m— • 8*1—1* " 'Bilwmru Dtnglsr Co. T '■Wist igSST1 . a'aKtor*™0" - twipKaoiu » c I'-A-Mooki CD. C Jtm*. T. itmlUi •• « r aoposr Powsm Co. It Walter A. ftarr-w* '• t K A. Ha>w • Among those present was Mrs. Nellie * L. Hart, widow of Colonel Daniel Hart, 1 formerly Colonel of the Seventh Regi- r ^ merit. Mrs. Hart waa tome time ago ' j elected an honorary member of the reglt mcnt and is always invited to the reus- t * loot. ( CoL Uart enllsletl at the ou^reak of j *' the Rebellion In the Seventh Regiment, j , N. J. Volt.' as 2nd. Leiot. of Co. K.. aDd , r served until th-ae close of the war. ris- „ r Ing during that time to the rank of Lieut , D Colonel. On March 12th, 18AS he was , , married la Camp near Falmouth to Miss < N-llie L. Lammond, wlm 1. now bis J d earned Mr*. Hart to hold a close relat no . lo the members of the 7th Regiment. ] I, Col. Hart after the cloae of Ihr war of i p Ore Rebellion entered bu.ineas Rfe at | , r rhillipaburg, N. J„ but soon after en- , 1 l- listed in the service of -the C. 8. A. : 1 h Lieut, of the 4M U. & Infantry. He j * served some eight yean in the southern | ' :V ' state*, and wa* Anally ordered to Texas p. j where he died at Fort Stockton in 1878 •» from disease uwuiiwi during the war. - Besides his widow a son now ten years p, old survives him. It may net be generally known that we have n-ar at hand a brick factor} Bl gotten np entirely by local labor and iff talent. The enterprise needs the ru- * see no reason why they should not have ; It. Give these men who have woikeil '

SALTS. The Ehbftt L* an all the ykar hous--. r- Farmers arc afraid of an early frost, i Dumb animals repay kind treatment. Red drum are exciting Anglesca Ashr ermeo. 1 1 Splendid bithing, only dou't stay in rd too lonp.Hallowell has Ihe Anest stock of peaches - ! at the Cape. i Baytide oyxlermen are grltiug ready r for fall work. ] Holly Beach ha* the finest school , . building in the county. ' : I What ha* become of the Cape May •- County Fair Association ? i As a-rule pnblic schools of the county , • trill begin within the next t'wo week*. i i- County i uadshjr fopt)Hit h * sre altpiyj • Impaoabjc from a dense grojctlt of black weeds. 1 A fleet of oyster boats numbering ffftjr - I sail, now wait- for carg 4s along the , : Bay Shore. t A meeting^ the S. P- C. A-. will be j held at the hotel IAfayettc on Saturday t evening thtf 4th in*t. I The Congress Hall ha- a number of l guests who will stay till the house is closed Hit is all winter. i It i« riow the season of the year to get j the children in time for the public ( school, and then keefTlhera there. , Neuralgia and kinilreil _ disease*, i promptly yleid to the immediate action of St. Jacob* Oil. tlie pain-conqueror. Cape May C-amly S. 8. worker* will ; South Seavillc, October 27th and 28»b. Pcaclic* are not so sweet till* year a* I* c million. They were not bathed In j their early growth wll-i enough «unshlne. ^ I'nele John Tyler nays diamond hack* ^ are becoming scarcer and scarcer every The end out seem* not to b : very off. Cape M V cottagrf* don't think ol | yet. They look forward lo this f month a^ the most enjoyable of their , sca-hle lire. H CongreH* Hall ha* won an excctl. nt this summer under tlie manage- |, ■menl of Colonel McC'lell ut and his able corjis of assistant*. f, A <liet-ii Ciirk liuy killed it btsck ,, Mtfflc that had awallowe.1 a rhlna n-st ,, and then got fastened in a knot hole" v while trying to nuke il* eseape. General complaint Is mode by house- p that the recent heavy ratal have p spoiled the well water by Ailing the „ wrlls directly from tlie snrfoee. ^ h If the house should begin to tregmte a little Uierc need belittle fear of di*W(cr no easy thing to shake down n wopiP en building. It's otherwise with brick |, and stone. „ The body of little Willie Roeeeke was | found at Cape May Point on WrdnMjk| ,q morning by the crew, of Life Saving j, No. 4!) and transferred over t" „ Five Uiousand* pair* of hoot* and Shoes must lie sold within 30 days at a , sacrifice. Come early ami secure tmrg»ln* at Knopf*, corner Washington * and Perry street*. *4-lt n Charley William* atiil ca'ers to the y physical neeils of our visiting populs- a His Merchant's Exchange is a real c land mark, and will be mi«sed when Ihe carpenter begins to board up the winItin Grande Sugar Company will soon to work on the erop of "80. It is not 1 quite up to Ihe general average of for- " mcrycara. The weather ha* been too ' wet for the healthy growth of Hie cane. The only change in the teaching force " of t tape May public schools will be in ' Third Division, cau«ed by the mar- | of the former teacher then Mis* ' Ml-* Mary Williamson ha* The -loot. Sarah l- tieli sprung a leak J off the Cape on" Wednesday, and was , atuisted into Cold Spring Inlet by Life , Saving crew No. 89. She was from , Great Egg Harbor, bound lo Pbiladel- , pliia w.th J-h m i mire. Her cargo wa* , re-shlppetron the N. C. Price. , Dlas Creek' Dots. 1 Tne li-ave* tell us toal Autumn is here. Bathing Is going out of fsshion here and sailing parties are taking its place. ' The Roxuna Hand will take on hoard ' cargo of watermelons for New York ' thi* week. I Our road overseer is improving the 1 road by coating it with loom and raising ' the crossing. • "Our public school opens next Monday . 1 Miss LilKe Bpenec, of Hiislerville, wjft ' be the principal. 1 Professor J. Warner Lloyd is at home spending his vacation before his school , al Burleigh open*. | Miss Lizzie Croulse, after spending a , few weeks visiting here, has returned lo , her home in Dorchester. , We are glad Camp Meeting comes but once s year, if our churches must be i closed when tbey are in progress. | Quite a number from here weni on the I G. A. R. excursion to Atlantic City last ' Monday". On their way back they took ' Sea vllle Clamp Meeting. J Those who like to have their name i lief ore Ihe public for doing something good could do so by rutting down the werds in front of their property. Mr. Somen Norton Is rusticating si | feeling belter than he did In Vir. i glnia with chills and fevers. He would rather lie In Cape May. thejand of fl-li and eels. 1 A San Francisco man told a member oUhe Grand Army of the Republic that Grant wa* the greatest orator he i hsd f-ver seen. "Why," said he, "when made his reply lo the addreas of welcom* thai wa* fired at him in this city six or right years ago, he removed his rigar, made his speech and went on smoking serin. Ills cigar hadn't gone out. It's a pity we have only one public speaker of Uiat kind in about ten million." Every boy and every giri oaght to have a good friend. Most people naturally ptek out a "chum." That is a good plan. Such a friendship lesrlir* u* lew. I sons in generosity. The selfish people ! those who never knew what real I friend-hip is. and so cannot see how ' | pleasant it is to do things far Mb era. I j Tii-re are too many eelAsh people in the i ; worid now. Thry make the very air , shorn them sour and blue. Pick out | j your own frirnd*. Those Utal other , "H*' "ltCt '°U D<H ^ ' ] Person* debiting to purchase, or ex- j t change real esta'c. should call on A. B. 1 , Utile, No. 4 Ocean street. He Ire* a sue very dedrable properties oo bis 1 list which he would be ghul lo show - - those who contemplate buying. 'j Soiling Out. — I Mv entire atock of clothing offered at , prices regardless of ro«L Call and ex- ; amine. Chab. Nxxpi xs » j

Tnn County Paragraphs. The pCseh crop of this year bos no! been excelled lo a doxen year-. Several • new orchard* hare Just come Into hear. - tag. Among the largest of tficm may mentioned Joseph Hand'* jut Nummy- » town, and A. M. Ivey"* at FI*hing Creek. Each of these orchards sire" thrifty and ' will prove very remunerative lo their owtfers. t Ha* the county lost its interest in matter* agricultural » In junolast Uiere was ' a regular county "Farmer's Association" • formed at tjir Court, House. It hail a ' president, ■secrrury and execUtivn cmtmtttec glecltd In due form. - Since - that ' day of wflrd* "and n-oldtton* thi-rc i:*' >u.,C.ing al all done no fat a*' The A gtdier -us Green CrcckcgpL Sit .l'rofaith trwife a* m»nV of his nrjghboirs SoaVOle eomp-ot) Teinperancc I day »s would .go, free of cmL This U lite kinil of work Jliat counts nV» n time. . is more than likely that one-half of the dozen who went became convert* to the ■ Prolilhillon faith. That's the way it anyway, Attorney. Huffman, of HieCtwirt House, is an enthusiastic Sunday selioo! worker, lie ia the president ot County Executive Committee this year. In making the program for institute work be lis* lilt upon a plan of getting each school to prepare it brief paper upon the general . need* of the Sunday school. These will j be reail nl Seavillc October Convention. I . Dias Creek rained water melon* enough j thi* rear to load the schooner Roxana on , Saturday lad for New York wlUi a fnll . cargo- Tlie melon* were taken on board j at Pirree'a Point landing, the famou* old . landing place of Cape May's packet line | to Pbiladelpliia in tlfh good old days of j our grandfathers. Sheriff Town-end find* hi* new office ; no sinecure. 11« seems to find thi* end i of hi* dl-tr'el needs hi* attention ju«t ! now aa fully as much a* ia healthy fur several egmbllsbtncnts. Th j*c of our county Mends who raise snd believe that there's wisdom- in the Wayx liad better gather them in liefore any more September breezes blow oo TBeK "Tl tif saW lo ' iruiT the 'uiefulT nest all away, and make of tlrem only Green Creek run has bw n overflowing banks, and submerging the meadew lands of the rieli vrillcy ft drains. In itwater* are found black bass, sun A h lind snappers. N i little amusement is afforded village hoys In sampling these Robeit Thompson of Goshen, the pro. a well known Sunday School worker, lie waynperintendent of Gosh™ M. E. School lor many years. Before enterthe third porty he h*s "ever been an nrdent Republican s'nee the organizaExperieneed teachers for Cape May County Public school* of the fnale persuasion are not easy to find at the wages offered. There's no trouble in getting young and inexperienced ones. They ever school board* offer. A great summer hotel m ar New York is tenanted hy a solitary watchman Once in a while the watchman goe* up the desk, asks If there are any letters, snubs himself; follows an Imaginary lietl hoy up eight flights of stairs, brings himself a very small pitcher of ice Water and gives himself a dollar bill, sitsdown a large piste with an oyster cracker it, and feel* that he. Is really away for the summer. » An observing young man asseHs that ■the rage for gum-chewing i« an outgrowth of the roller-skating craze. "By arftial count," he affirm*, " 00 per cent, of Hie skaters chewed gum. You see the exercise In the warm rooms tended make there throat* and mouths dry, and by chewing gum this could lie •voided. And the practice adopted there lias not only grown, but lild* fair to outlast the use of roller-skates. " The daily warnings that have been i given on the treachery of the surf when there la aa easterly wind blowing or when the tides are very active, a* at -the and change of the moon the undertow has a dangerous pull to It, no risks should be taken. The eijierience of the past few days ought lo have an effect to make persons more cautious, bill the fools are not all dead, nor is > there any great chance 'of them ever being. It it takesji boy twenty-five minutes cut three sticks of. wood to get supper by, how long will it take blm next morning to walk three- miles in thr country to meet a circus coming to The exercises of the last annual roi]ime nee menl of the College of Commerce. Philadelphia, have been published In handsome «tvle fqr free distribution. It I* worthy of a place In" any hbrx'y, containing aa it does, gent* ot thought from such able men as T" nited States Mefuttor Colquitt, Dr. Edward Brooks, the well known educator, Dr. Morris anil other*. Pflwjlrlf wHre*wott>*"nr ""P ''"fd* not have that awful paiti in the side now." Your experienre will lie the same. Sold everywhere 85o.

| Tlie ehilly nights, punctuated hy the chirping of the cricket and cicada wain the traveler that autumn has come. "For years, I have used Palmrr'- • *Skin-8necess' in my family. Bores of i all kind* afflicting my children were al- , way* quickly cured far it. — Mrs. M. Reggan, St. Mark's Ave.. Brooklyn, N. Y. It need not surprise you If U(e earth ' give* annlhrr shake or two before the i general diaturbence is over. "1 was moat ready to return a blow . and would not brook at all this sort of Uiing." for I knew I could cure ail dam. age* with Salvation OH. [ ' "Let her go. Gallagher," had Its origin - in New Orleans. ' Pure blood Is absolutely necessary ' In " order to enjoy perfecL health- Ilood'* .' Saraaparilla purifies the blood and C strengthens the system. Tne iMaorHkr Btnarwiex t» rirradj beenmtnx . very popular onto me public, u* mat *a<i wel; ; 1 r I until ox tars* bsaruin* TtTlci* [p-rwiinilT it ™1' roJfnraa "ir.'^sprtarv i '■ s£^5SSS5aairia i , dasai iss tns Xosny support pi Us panne, tit i 1

31m: giflcftlisfrafnts. 1 • I jk VI I t'C ^or Valuable LMU I Conformation ■ sunrABi UAinwrosoe ts.. Attleboro. Mass. J CqUBBOGATi^ OFFICE. Tbr u^teraixned w.-jiu raspedrn.i^abf.fy uu "t atTRHOOATB -OF TUX COURT* OF C'AJTI ' si bU omee at Oape May Cqglt Itoow, on . TUI3DAV AND SATt'SUJV > p! Sseb Seek. WILL1A* ttlf lilhtTH, - tmtt-U • • Sorrocale, J OBra^^C-OrBT.J r-. ' ill's njiKD% pA st ttinjai! s!T' K " 1 1 " - In the owner' nf ikq (or ibe sp- . uuBUnent I'f :i XU4T.1. in T.-t j: :.rain.iv. J •iVijUrft I 41 core, in Cape «•) ikmnt.r. louire me orpbau' copnaf •sMCeamy.uo ikr hum S.j m ^ .. tembev sext. rt um ifetoex fir tke lorpw-.u ot • sjp -On'mntlnti of JoHAW* \v«com°*" ' swt*. • SHERIFF'S SALE. . L-* i of ml' Coffid'inmSrj taim^f ( ! Row JeCkPf. i Wttt expose loasteat Public VonIsvft uflAV. uirt'b day of SEPT, A. P.. low, , II Hie bout Ot t o'clock p. tu. on wl .lay, at the ' o'StJlMnpof n5»t" « 1 i ".M^iy p.":»ra* «5l J^\S.^tbl?raJ|:' • S!TeSiSpim!!»»DaAta^lnla'io,^imtlnI*!im ! y WfgitayMdsy rtnadgivM by^br^kalil ^Bw^k- . . "f^MtaiSS»^S«^repsMS Srxy Svo Ipliy'ra > ^raiMV "jlPXlmilli* *1 * JKJltit m the eaiterly ^ tliiOyuwo^dc™!-* ■lei lelMiibiutf^.r*-! iwruiyr. public rowt ao<1 opened 10 ('*[-' 1 aland Turnpike; iheuee aorta twrnly.foar .teerrr* *cl forty-Dve mntuteo rait tblrty perrbra, uu*.. or^le *u a n jjukbe-. nf TVoxn** nj e *wo'de*rra« au Sw. mj'nu^ 0 n ihi| of rSwi y* iw *r\ d U w Jtay mme • *..:m ntliiut iwelve huudr*! su.1 etet.ti.-ix oi.d T HfnyoSbt """ iJSfSww benaneT'fevt'to'i , exwnot BdT *T»!wi wr jSd"m[inx so? tne "u"^r fy^rH'Iti? IhSffm ''sod wKHborfy l.-.uu-Ury lines ■>( i be d-ac:iu--l • Heal" of bum altlxwtj BiurideroMn^ P | tape Msy Court llouae m lie— 1 IV-. t No. II,

I I After "*e .SI It's the harvest time l| II ! Harvest NOWa's^^ - | B Market Sts.,Philad'a, ■ Nev rS s • e a for cconom calpebple ^k-*"-~-—Trrr- n "Ti fiji"'?' !i to- h"'/ clothing. WP ^ Jiave' hafS .^"Satisfactory season's trade,, that has left odds dnd,cnds. Suits that ive mad^a hundred or two of a few are left It's clcaninreeup time, winnowinjv time to get out of hore'th" , too iit^lc in tjuaitiity to carr>' over. I'ri: . .ire at the bottom dojlar 40 do it .N'ohody < an tquch for variety of Thin tlothmg — Si'en.u; kors, Alpacas, Mohairs, l.int ns— at the lowest • . to t '. ' V/anamaker & Brown, OAK HALL, s. i. Cor. Sixth ami Market Streets, , •Philadelphia. MARINE VILLA, CAPE MAY. N. J." S'EARBHT II 't'SK TO THE BEACH. NOW OPEN TOR Gl'KSTf. H. GUINAND. AHEAD! ALWAYS AHEAD! JACOB REED'S SONS', the first Clothing Mouse in the ' Mnifed Sfhtcs to give its Cutters, Trimmers, T-.tilors, etc., ; short daily hours and the Saturday 1 falf 1 lolidav. iln operi ation May i, i SSo ) . JACOB KhkirS SONS', the first Clothing House in ■ Uhilil'lfilphia to announce (April 30, 1886) the Saturday Half : 1 lolidav for all it's employes during thT- Summer Months. J ACOB RliliD'S SONS', are confident that the Public L w'H apprt:ciate the justice and liberality of this ninv.'mnnt r and win know where to place its patronage. _ * J ACOB REED'S SONS, 918-920-922 CheStnat St., also 2nd & Sf5ruce Stsi PHILADELPHIA. ' ' i 3°«ETHmaNEiy. FURNITURE 1' i r.:ri Rp rin" Suits i'.uyvi! 1* mm." ' Tbe i-**ls spsak f«* tbcmselvni; wo «bnw ihra wuh plossuro. IYINS & BROTHER, r 55 N. rth Second Street. Philadelphia, below Arch; Ea»t Side. ( SARL-kt. X. IJLStoib. RiALTOR L LARWB. L OABL8. SpSciil MUST. --LANDIS & CO.,--<Muc*wa*or* 10 (1BAY9IIJ. a CO.,) Wholes fir Dralcra a : Wood and Willow-ware, Carpets, Oil-cloths, > ROPES, TWINES, COTTON BATS, BRUSHES, 4c. I CARRIAGES OF ALL KINDS HANDLED.' 1" '1 MtKtrr tfj R«KT. ANfi 4!» antrilANT BTRP.jtT. FI1II.A. - j. y. K njt.li.RKTM. Aimra-yat-our aM Notary raWtc. A. B MTTI.K, HILDRETH & LITTLE. ; Real Estate Brokers, • No. 4 OCEAN STREET, CAPE MAY, N. J. T Ksases nun enituxi * Ituntctl. ncslriytJtc Multrttng l.ota Mitanli-il I»lri-cllv on tliv Iti-nvti. for wntr, 1 ~S--*TT=r-=V BEST IN THE 1 'lilPfflBii-*''' iTiri yoBLD. MAB.LXNT Magaiine Rifle. m*- tw— ".."W ' al l i; i.iN 11 i; r. .t'ltSi ■ ■<*■.! ^i"-"

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