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VOLUME XXXIII. CAPE MAY CITY. NEW JERSEY. SATURDAY. AUGUST 27. 1887. WHOLE NUMBER. 1717.

CAPE MAY CITY. N. J., J. HJtSHT KDKtTHDH, fUMUkw and rreyrifto r. BKXRT r. HJLXD, &UUr. 11-00 a Tsar Strictly In Advance- • t .jn « v*as wsi» hot mid id jdt1hc1 * rtrfrtstonal (Sards. J^KAMING ft BLACK. ATTORNEYE-AT-LAW, jtjb j. r. lkajovg* soil, ~ DEN¥TST8 I un mat tiSrTSr- Bum um Ooata oram^tmrtafdooa oaut hmuMij «n*r•M»nu . , lfcHI llB7B soOTMivuxs-rnesT* JAKES 1 L E. HILDRBTH, ATTORN EY-AT-LA W J AND ' SOLICITOR. MAST KB AND EXAMINER IN OHANOBBT. OSes At No. to Washington Sir wt. Cape Mir ' Citj.N.J. nss.lv ■pENNrNGTON T. HILDRETH, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW AND 80UCIT0B IN CHANCER!, ( IM MARKET ST.. CAMDEN, N. J. m5"| ESSy0""* " <"*P<' "" COC" " pT? . IttJtn its (Sards. C ^ B. LITTLE, PRACTICAL PAINTER AND GLAZlEfc^ CAPS MAT C'lTT. N. J. ' I Oram baj Da lofl al A Jokom-a aura. C. GILE, HOUSE, SIGN AND FRESCO PAINTER, ^ CAPS MAY CITT, N. J. ' S estimates msnuibbd (^URBOGATE'SOFFICkI rr ^a agAwMo^woolo^pactfa ika SURROGATE OP THE COCWTT OP CAP* 1, MAT. M Ma omca at Capa May Onort Hooaa. or — , • TUESDAY AND SATURDAY of sack week. WILLIAM UILDUKTH, lona-if Rorraou. JQANIEL COX. 7" ' D.AAM., C Ciian, Wan, Pipes mi Fancy M. BABBEB shop attached. CAPE MAY COURT nOUSE, N. J. BLAHTBOOKS. STATIONERY & NOTIONS COLD PENS. PISniNO TACKLE. ROPE TWINES, HAMMOCKS PTLI.V8 AND TACHT EIXTTTHM. tUCKET CUTLERY, BRASS AND OOPPEK WIRE, ALBUMS. UHHOMOH. PRAMR8. PICTURES. Etc.. Etc. "wasusirrssrss."-™ receipt or stxtj-nve cents. J. S. GARRISON. • p, "POINTERS ON POULTRY" A PAMPHLET telling how I to keep and feed Poultry and the diseases that . destroy them, wjll be furnished free to all who want It, either by storekeepers * who aell our Condiments! { Spice, or by ourselves. THE COHDMEHTAL FOOD CO. 30* Saw Str~t rt/fa ~ — T" i J)B3- J.N. ft J. 0. HOBEN8ACK, Ksdioal and Surgical Offices , 40 Yon EstibliM ■a NanSSaaond draw, PMiailelphi., Pi. JK^ssuvssrjssLii , D«Tooi^at<my mo apacttl Gov,- £ : Baser not Mar. Ooaaa yoo BoUtagte send to aa yaar "Sitnss uaaul out: It na in «w juaV^eosnat sao* H. iALtBit * Co ff THOKAB, CHOICE PROVISIONS. - ho. 108 Market IStreet. PHILADELPHIA. QBISOOM'S j MTT.E AND CREAM DEPOT. • JACKSON STREET, p esss.** rcr"~ : C.B.eKISOQM.k^. - a B. SWAIN L3. DnrirriA T ite Snais, Itati IE M Meats ' Pro-irioos, Tsa*. Ooffore sad Bpioaa, c WEST CAPE MAY, M.J. | ^—sisa.'Sfcsss.™'"1

L. E. MILLER. GENERAL CONTRACTOR, -MOVING BUILDINGS A SPECIALTY, A: . CAPE MAY CITY. N. J. Jyl5-y Tiotrls and Boarding Jiousrs. AMERICAN -HOUSE. Chestnut Street (bet. 5th and 6th) Philada. »*»-') J A *•»-:» n. MrCI.KI.I.4N, Proprlrlor. West Jersey Hotel, aiuckeluue Hotel (JTgpngj( PARSON A InU of Parmn a Haul, Camdrn. JOHN POTTER. gar*. jta.» A. L. HAYNES, Stoves, Ranges and Heaters, ROOFING and GUTTER WORK, "LIVE AND LET LIVE." Carriage Horses and Roati Equipages to Hire. 35 THOMAS DEPUY, 35 ^ 33 North Second St-sot, Philadelphia, NEW DE8IUNS IN TUK KNUU^H AND AMERICAN CARPETS! CARPETS! Alan a larfa Una of WILTONS, MOQURTTtS AND BODY BHUUHELd. of Uio Boat Matre al iha . LovMCaa* Prloaa. Nearly Opposite Christ Church, East Side, BETWEEN ARCH <fe MARKET ST8. PHILADA. 35 ELDREDGE JOHNSON S« wnahlniilou St., Ciapc May,:N. J-, BOOTS AND SHOES, RUBBER GOODS A SPECIALTY. Alio a tall anpply conatenily on hlttd of Fine^Wall Papers of the Latest Patterns. FIRS TNSRR A NC E ' AG IN C Y In Cape May County. ' Only IWlB Coipanies EeprsssiH Kalea u Ia>w u In Any Comp&nle*. W. SCOTT HAND, Agent, " " * l«-j CAPE MAT COURT HOUSE. N..'. EN0S R. WILLIAMS"," Architect and Builder, cape mat crrr, n. j. Haa kai an eapaoanoa nf laraMy yrara In balldlnc at cape May. No okarn fur dr. wing nf wnan ojottaci for DolM.ni I. awaolnl aim. It par" to build frtan a food daalrn, and clirapar Bkoprrarof War ufflc STEAM HEATING. ORLANDO KELSEY, NO. 510 ARCH STREET. PHILADELPHIA Patent eotional Safety Steam Generator. Beet in the World. Adapted to Hotels, Manufacturing and Buildings of Every Description. fia-y JOSEPH P. HENRY. House, Sign and Frescoe Painter, " CAPE MAY CITY, N. J. JgQ-v NATHA-H-e PRIOE~ — ;; Surveyor and Conveyancer, ' J CAPE MAY CITY. N. J. ivy DUKE & DOAK, - ( Contractors and Carpenters, ! CAPE MAY CITY. N. J. RrtaTCTm i„ p, Halation to tola enter. ft., DAYID W. ROHAN. roor or jaceson street, capemat.n.j. WMkaa to Infonn Uu public gtamlly Oat be ku on hand a rhotan lot of F"IELD^AND^ GARDEN SEED ....... yard In Wtat oapc May. GOFF & SMITH. " ' MANUTACTCRERB AMD flHIPPERr or LOWEST CASH PRICES. -t aweptata and MUinil-; onto-. sattk-a erooery Btom, MtRaii ■ ,»nUft M. j. , ft. MAW, A»«nL jay (Men kyMaUwin |Hor< llnmn, AnaoUon. - r ! BENJ. S. CURTIS, Practical plumber, Gas and Steam fitter, No. I I - Decgtur Street, Cape May, N. J. I

gftf akdrfrtlsirarnts. r , , - ,, ji . [Copy of Cable Message received , — from Mr. K.OrTlionipaoH, Tailor, -j and Importer.] t CABLE. . r London*, 'attg. 12. 1887. j j Thompson, Philadelphia: i "Leaving for home, having com- , 1 : pkted purchase nf best and cheap- J ' I est stock of cloth and clothing t , ever imported. ' ' . "E. Q. Thompson." ' i The above tella tbe coDciae story of < j cor efforu anil enterprises. We first 1 i culled attention to Uie excellence of En- [ j glisb Goods, and tills year's efforts will 1 I no doubt meet wilh quiek appreciation. 1 j Therefore; . j 1 j If you, want the firsl pick, be sure lo ' ( J call or write for samples at once. . , |K 0, THOMSON, | 1 TAILOR, CLOTHIER AND IMPORTER, [ | 133S Chestnut street, [ | 908 Walnut street, [ PHILADELPHIA. IftS BEOADWAT, JEW IBH . ; N. B. -To make way for these, all of t last Fall and Winter slock is I, elm; ' cleared out al very low prices. Special ? notice is called to one line of LONDON- „ MADE Suits at $1.*, and Fanls at fc>. f WRITE or CALL FOR SAMPLES OF f THEM. I I I

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j LAWS OF NEW JERSEY. " j - £BY AUTHORITY] C1IAITEB CLXVin. | ; Fuilher aupplemenl to an a-t .entitled j < "An act ui regulate election*," approv. I ett Ap-ii cietiteenlh, one thousand ' I eight hundred and seventy-aix. ! 1. Be It entelcd by the Senate and : General Assembly of .tbe Slate of New Jersey. That Action twenty-seven of an act. entitled "An act to regulate eleei tionk." onproved April eigbteenth. one I thousand eight hundred and wventy»ix, and which section read* as follows: ! "27. And be it enacte d. That the boards of'chosen freeholders of each county, and the common ounci s or hoard or ahicrmen of each ci y and in. corporate,! town, shall from' time to . tin,,' MS fa-cast,, n shall j pr'-vide and keep in good repair, * ballot boxes for the use of each township, ward or election dl-trict. which Ikix shall be made one foot in dbptii, width und as near as may be. measuring the same on the exterior thereof, and strapped and secured on each corner thereof with iron or brass, so aa to, preit from being easily broken, and •hall have a lid thereto, which shall lie fastened with brass or iron hinges: and there shall be on the lid thereof three of different construction, so that belonging to another 'of them; and there shalibclh Ibe lid UicrcbTan ajier lurtn not larger than shall ho sufficient , one lime: and the intcrior_of the lid thereof shell be so provided wi'tii n liar be """l "'e "I*""'1 same can that when the ballot box shall be locked ballot or other thing can be inserted in the same," tie amended so us- to read as follows. ~2T--And tie It enacted, Tti>tnnrB0T.r,ii; ' of chosen freeholders of each county, and tlie common councils or board of ■ aldermen of each city and incorporated town, slial! provide aud keep iu good- \ repair, ballot boxes for the use of cacti township, w-aid or election di-trirt. ' which bo* shall be made atidht one font ; niiv Sc. measuring the' same on the exterior thereot. and that the sail! ballot ! lie the Hall and Wood hallot box: now provided by tbe law of the slat,- of ! Ohio for the city of Cincinnati i tti tliat state, and that no sum in execs* of twen- ' ty-flvtftjollars shall be paid for each ' furnished to tbe'rcspcctive muiiiclpsllties and lownsbi|is liy the first day nf j September, anno iloiuini one thousand . eight hundred and eighty seven, ami i that said ballot box shall have two com. ' lunation locks the same as arc used noon the Ilall safe, and one Yale key hick, i and a combination of printing roll, a type band, a puncturing point, an inking roll, a prejaure roll with the shaft and crank for 0|>e rating said rolls; it shall have a mechanism adapted to convey a ballot passage through ''the feeding rolls, in i combination with tbe printing band, amT 1 a puncturing jwiiut. to puncture tbe bal- j Iota conveyed into the box. in comhina- i lion with a registering ballot box, the I revolving dial, located outside the box ' and actuated bv the feeding mechanism. ! which conveys the ballots Fnto the box. i with a knocker also actuated by the 1 mechanism which feeds the ballots to ! strike said nisi, and give audible notice ■ when a ballot ia deposited by sonnd- ' w lien a oauoi is ueposileu ny sound-

bell attachment, ami ttiat said ballot box shall have four French plate glass sides. 2. And ho it enacted. That ail nets or i parts of acts inconsistent herewith an- | Approved April 28, 1887. * ** CHAPTER CLXIX. A Further snppTcment to un act entitled crimes" [ Revision], approved March twenty-seventh, one thousand eight .hundred andseventy-four. I. Belt enacted by the fwnatc and Gcncial Assembly of thv Slate of New Jersey, That section eighty of an act to 1 which this is a supplement l»r amended to read as follows: 80. And he it enacted, That any pcr- - son who shall have carnal knowledge of I woman forcibly against her will, or who shall aid. abet, counsel, hire, cause or procure any person or persons to commit the said offense, or who, being nf . 1 the age of sixteen years or over, shall unlawfully and carnally abuse a woman under the age of sixteen years, wilh or without her consent, shall, on conviction, be adjudged guilty of a hi ah mis- [ demeanor and be punished by fine not exceeding one thousand dollars or Inprlaonrment at bard labor for any term not exceeding fifteen years, or both. . 2- And be it enacted. That this aet l shall take effect immediately. Approved April 28. 1887. CHAPTER CI. XX. ! An act tojprovidr for tbe making and I collection of benefit assessments for 1 the construction of sewers In cities of this state in certain cases. 1. Be it enarted by the Senate and General Assembly ot the State of New Jersey, That where in any city! sewers have been or may be constructed, forming a trunk line into which lateral sewers inay discharge and through which tlie surface drainage and sewerage of a district may be carried to tide water or • other receptacle, It shall and may be lawful in assessing the benefits which have been or may be conferred upon property by tbe construction of 'such trunk lines a« sewers for the commissioners appointed or to be appointed to aa follows: such assessments may be made upon ail Hie property benefitted ' and to be benefitted within the entire drainage district. End where a direct . tapping benefit is or may be soenred. bv connecting with the trunk line or lateral sewers already constructed, tbe assesa. mrnts when finally aonfirmed hlm)l be ■ collectable at once, aa in other caaea. and where Hie benefit is prospectix'c anil depends upon the construction or lateral and connecting sew era not yel built, in every such case the assessmi nts made npdn *uch propcily shall constitute a first Hen there n at nod from the Umc when the lateral sewer la constructed, connecting the property asaemed with such trunk line, and aball be collectable ! at the aimc lime the benefit* **sessed ' thereon for thi const ruction of such connetting lateral sower 1* or may be by law collectable.- and shall draw Interest ■ only from the time the aaaeaamenl for , benefits made npon property .along (he ; line of such lateral newera for the eon- . stiuctlon thereof is confirmed. 2. And be it enacted. That In estimating mod ascertaining the proporUon of the coat which may be assessed upon property not upon the line ■ f- any such trunk sewer or sewers, the aaiii com- - miasionera shall Oral ascertain tbe benefits conferred upon property along the • line of tbe dame which can connect therewith, and shall deduct the tot. I of such benefits frpm the entire cost, .and they may aaacss the balance of the coat other property benefited ami to be benefited by the construction of lateral or connecting sewers so far an the same is or roav be pecuiarly benefited thereby. >. And bo It enacted. That if any case different portions or sections of any trunk line sewera is or may be omwlruct-

! ed under different acts requiring a dif. a • ; ferent disposition of the moneys collect. " : c-d from b. nefil assessment* that iu every n j such case a sepirte assessment shall lie " f made tor each portion 'ir aeclion in •' j | order-that a lawful application may be 1! . | made of the moneys derived from such <•. 1 I assessment when received. >> • 4. And be it enacted. That in all such *>' I rases the benefit assessments so made ' u , the peculiar and special benefit which j[' I nee! ions are made as aforesaid, and be \ J made as near as may be in proportion to I p . the benefits each shall he deemed to ac- : P [ quire. " 5. And be it enacted, That this act ! i, . shall take effect immediately. , Approved April 28. 1887, (J I CHAPTER CUCXL r A|«at Miimu'ue aw«5sK?r* MniVoM-S-n' *" i t^?pS^/°^"'^d!!.!TOrJd'fii%n't.r. Ill' • '.c!Xp,lt Ualu'i^'ijrir" "

1 SEaitloa p>U v^MTSriia" ' r M Ihe ' f, any watcror gas nipli'MrraUj1 list, u'eep! °n 1 l,c nee-muuy ln.mul pipe" . Ct^any^aljor'xas pipesawe Ufjum' ° U^' j 1 Appruvwl April So. Is-!. ^ ^ , CHAPTER CUXV. f pursuaei ti tne I"" mil^lein.ir'uet 'a'd'wltn ! homa msr openue siroey railwara for me t trwinruiiE ot paaasagna sou oaiiwM t.e tore t iuoI'm Mtor"11 "a"!.1' wtl>l"' ",n,,Nk'' I ' •>';^ini:<*lse"iM^ to-om bortiuja la tat* j I culler ilircclloo, «n^*avlaI|D|i«aiPc-r'*a? 1 r co ascot ot (lie owner, of .una tornplkc so :o f , ito; provided, that an oritinaoee i-r mv luiinn IrilThae? oien J"? """"J ' , and that ine wru leu cuuleiits or" aw lewTuuoi . | Iw,-<inrd< of id! iPc pertooa owning ItaEs ■ * offlr.-or ibe otera or me eonnty wmV-in'sucii v portion ot I neb tbrnpttr is utnaie. i t. And be ii enacted, Tast any turnpile or t , pl.liL road compear may Mil. c'lnv-r WUTO , .od by wnuen lauruniem ot i-oaveisnoe c ir.u.l. r end art over to any aach mrcci rail- t i way cum, any any aocb poriion ot ai,y .uoh ! luinpikr or plank roa.1, loaether won all ' , rutiitr, title and lu ereai to aud u taon turn. . ■ pike or plant roa I, tocetber wuh all Iranchleea and appan-naaoe* thereto prrtamina, t * L-dudlli* lire ngbt to Unpoae and collect toh. . , thereon, w Hereof audi turnpike or plank rod . company .bad be Mixed. cntreochiMd or in- , i MWaSMS ™'«.I XI « ' rrmncbtaea anil nfiur, to Ue aauie exieat. and t j J ' ^«n»d'.bau*^3S»51^J I I fm yrt*uporf rocb "ora" »«,' 'a!J waOT^jf re-' ! . pairaAheretoaiayanarwanlahaooaM neonaary ' . It ahatl be tbe duty of aocb alrect railway oum 1 1 : ss SjssiSsSSwS ' ■ to be made al ibe exp.aae and cbarxa or aocb street railway company nothing In taia act rcotalaed ahatl apply 10 any street railway wftbln c any dty ot tbla wale, ao-i w property of .neb ) r "troet railway company shall be liable In tla- , ' ot*Imll^^tnww^aiow!u^u,1W*fU><t P*"* ' } CHAPTER CLXXVt I AJtanbrr^apptemtot te an act enutiisi "vn • ' fSSflbe the "J' thtl ; £S2J r.S BP&JWTS ! r prWooer. » employed wbrtner under nontraci | * Lnl a <tai(t uom '

■pp 111 packaxo 11 wujll be anihcieot tM^tbe I '^^perStoent maU^tSltt An aci^n-kuive to io ibe puhlleatlon of Uie laws j abiil'it aw* lr"f? ; and oomptroller may. at ihelr discrruon. 1 yap- ts. not exeevding two, ui a^y "ucfi c.U'«, j .ssri-xaie no more nrwnpepera .hall be drelg. ' ^ And he it e'naned. |Tiat tbe rate of com- 1 ne p. id i..uj newirai"-rwa™S,pS5,Sj't?l" •urn o%cetur lu manuM P * ,re c'" I , r' u."! ! t"w In • b'toe n' w1""1 *" "S'cdb ' •Uh tlie^lawaata u» be dealirn.ted la any u'uirt < ' Apprvve-'f May a, lfffl. < An Act io .in rod"* an'i,V ciui*u'-l -A snapir. I

- 1 ■ wh'li'm™ la'a'eu P"ui'*'T" *" 10 ' thanaa'rm!^ J ; municipal ty, "ikte *or public auikonty, aml°» t ■?a*aoea taraaiy mS i Karm Hints for September. J ' The general testimony is in favor of early sowing of wheal. It is of the first , ! to prepare a good seed-bed, , using His harrow and roller until the , soil is thoroughly pulverised. No good j farmer will sow wheat broadcast. If f he cannot afford to own a drill he csn hire one, and tbe saving in seed will . pay for the rent of the ma chirr. One | gr at benefit ftom tlie use of the drill ia , that Jl puts the wed at a uniform depth , below the surface. Do not change the 1 of wheat without good reason. If a variety is highly praised, and ap)iears to be better than that now grown, try a quantity, giving it the same soil snd 1 as the general crop, towing enough 1 to give seed for next year, should it f out well. There Is, in most locall- 1 ties, a frost about the latter of this ' month. Tills catches tlie buckwheat ■ when the flower clusters are still In 8 bloom, while at- the lower part of the c cl nster there is ripened grain. If the 1 crop it cut when frost appears to he lm- 1 mlnent, and p'aced in good-sized gavels- ~ the partly matured grain will go on and 1 ripen. The root crops will grow rapid 1 ! these cool nights, and may still be ' ; thinned to advantage, of course keeping J them clear of late weeds. In localities , w here Ibere ate eariy frosts, cutting up t will be the most important work of ' the month. Every farmer has his own ' | view of the num's-r of hills that should ' go id" the stook. A short-handled hoe, with the blade ground sharp and kept «o by the use of a file while at work, B will be found to be the most convenient f implement. Cut low. to leave aa little e wobble as possible. Fodder corfi khonH' ' be eut upon Uie first Intimation or frosL 'I if cut and lalddn the rows, it will hot 1 Ik, Injured by the frost sa much u if 8 standing.— American AoricvUurul far ' Srptrn&r. J I Here's a fint^insa marking ink— writes t on a piece of linen "indelible ink" And » ladles and gentlemen, I've got a 1 splendid preparation for washing out rtains (proceeds forthwith to wash out the above words.) I ■ I Very Yooug Man.— You wouldn't 1 think it, but I've lust paid *6.000 In ! cash for a bouse; all made by own pluck c snd perseverance. Youhg Lady— Resllyt What business are vou In f Very Young , Man— I'm a son-in-law. j M.ny of our exchanges are constantly J telling their readers "How to Help s 1 Town." Home of us, there !« reason to could best help a town by mov- ] ing out of It. j

J I CORRESPONDENCE. [ ! Sea Isle City, N. J., Aug. 18, "87. , j To iho Kilttor of ids Wats. > Dear 8ir,:—H may As Well lie said - j first as last. Mv. Wave, that the Bcpub- [ j !lcans of the Old Upper are not In Hie ' '"'i" humor when tlie subject at nomi- , nations is mentioned. The party has ; looked to thi* section of tlie county t since its inception for tlie voters to I insure victory, when they were not forth- [ coming, it has fo rsaken the party ant) - its banners have been trampled in the ] dust of defeat. As^t voter tnj- memory 1 is -good concerning how *1- were foiled r in our man in '85. Now what am I. and | coadjutors of the Republican Party, Hi ; think when you Btart oft down tlA-riraT the Cape with a Cape Islander for the next nomination for Assembly.' Do you want Uie earth t Colonel Sawyer, as a suits tbe Upper to a big T, but it isn't your turn, the war' we read the cards, and Just remember we carry a full band. However, i have not heard of anyone talked of up here. If no one develops bctweeu now and the time forchiwfng delegates why we are willing to pass gracefully to the rear again so that the party at large may hare the choice of its candidate. The Colonel is a stalwart Republican, and as sueh he ltolongs to the whole county, come to to think of i . Yours Truly, Stalwabt. Cape Mat City. N. j.. > ^ ^ August 22, 1887. 1 There isn't n post villa-re in the eonnty but Hint lias a favorite son which it stands ready to back for any office the people mav have to vote away. The Republican camp is particularly full of at one time or nnother white- washed the party fences, or swept up the crumbs which .had fallen from its richly laden tab*. They Imve had a taste of the public pap and are not happy if thycan't bo permitted 10 pull away for all tbe machine iswnrtb. Now those harks inust Jti\ to the rear. Hiey cannot be • elected even If they ah nld be nominated. They proroke too much antagonism from each other. Not one of iliem wduld be willing to yield*] ru 10 another, but would kick out W the political traces and smash things generally. No, Wave, let the party give us a man who has not born In tlie "swim" and the party can elect him. I believe Colonel II. W. Sawyer would unite the party liettcr than any available man now before the people, ne would, if elected, make a capital representative, one who would work for Ibe best intercuts of the people, whether they lie fishermen, farmers, carpenters, pilots or what. I thought I would chime in a word or two while all the talk is going on about the county. Ynu-s truly, Republican.

Cape Mai Cut, Aug. 28, 1887. Dear Wave : I am a guest at one of tbe big hotels, and I want to say just here that Uie practice some women bavo grabbing chairs more than they can nsc and thereby keeping others standing is most disgraceful. They seem to want a chair for shawl, book, fan and for each of their (eet. One night last week, I think, it was Wednesday, at the hotel lawn concert, I accompanied two ladies and was anxious to got them a seat, remember all of us were guests of the bouse. On tbe opposite side of the rotunda from where wo were standing sat » woman with four empty chairs around her I timidly appreachod and asked if I might have two of them. She looked st.jpc pretty hard with a "No" that made me shiver. As I retreated I heard mutter, "Such impudence I neTer heard of before." Later on In the evening the situation of things was not changed. Whether she held on to those chal s all the evening I don't know, but the inference is that she did. I learned that she was not of the hotel. Our guests complain that when they come out from" supper tbe chairs on the porches and in the rotunda are thus held by women not of the house. Men don't do this so-t of business. Can't Uie bell men help break up tbls abuse ? Yours truly, A Man. Holly Beach, N. J„ Aug.' 84, '87. Eo. Way*: May I have a little room your breezy journal to say a- few things upon tbe subject of nominations the legislature for the fall's campaign work. 1 am a stalwart Republican, and don't Ibink there Is any oUier thing that amounts to much. Men who are on one side one'year and flop over the next because of some personal matters are not the persons to pin too when the fight is im|wnding. I have heard that Colonel Sawyer did not pull very even two years ago when Hon. Jaa. H. Haines was the candidate for the State Senate. Of course, one may. bear almost anything in a bested political campaign, but this was given to mo pretty straight when the dust of the fight was tbe thicket The Colonel satisfies me as a well qualified to represent tbe people. snd If there Is no mistake about hit political record "I am for him." Yours. Axutiiek Stalwart. A Gift for All. In order to give all' a chance to test it. and lima be convinced of its wonderful curative poweis, Dr. King's New Discovfor Consumption, Coughs snd Colds, will be. for a limited H mo, riven away, offer is no! only littoral, but shows unbounded faith in tbe merits of this great remedy. All who suffer from Cold". Consumption. Asthma, or any affection or Throat, Chest or Lungs, arc especially requested local) at Dr. ll.A Kenned) 'a drug store, and ^trt a Trial HotUc Free, Large BotProfeasor Proctor announces that be dln-ov. il two new suds. We can tell him hat it was useless for him to jmt them on the market before next wlnb r. ' There is really no demand for suns Just at this time. Mary E. Blake, Msttapan, Mass.. writes: April B. 1885, "I haw used Dr. Setb Arnold's Cough Killer more or less fc» years and it always gives me the rediutred." Far Mile by all druggists. 25c. 50c. snd 11.00, Physic is necessary al times for BUI'ostivrneaa, Ac. Use Dr. Rtflx Arnold's Bilious Pills. 25c.