Published frrery Thursday Morning. t CAPE MAT, MARCH 22. 1888- ~~ J 7W. FgKMared «l t ItrtMWATS ,, I Communicated. ' Do the board of Freeholder propose 1 to force (be erection of a new elms S house upon the people f As fsr s« we ; can learn there Isn't a Uxpsyin* voter In this vicinity that u opposed to this much C talked of project "the new alms holise.' t Now we venture the assertion "that the old alms boose Is as good, and comfortable as the average of dwelling houses i throughout the county. We saw an article in the Court House GattUt recent- r ly stating that nine-tenths of the people t were In tovor of a now coupty houau. L Now we will make another assertion 1 and we challenge its contradiction- . Could a vote be takeo at each poling place throughout the county; where c one would vote In favor of,- nine would vole aaalnsl building a new county > house. Now each freeholder should re- t spect the wishes of his constituents; If „ be knows the majority of tbe Uixpsyers « In his district sre opposed to the proposed hnllding he should vote accord- _ ingly when the qnestlon cunes up be- ■' fore the board. He should remember j that he la voting away (If affirmatively) , the peoples money and therefore lid should proceed with great caution. Pub- f lk: business should be conducted with . the same economy that s man would 1 practice In bis private affairs. We us- j demand that our county is in debt at the pre "cut time. If this be the case ( would It not be better to wait a few years and liquidate the old debt before contracting a new one. Isn't this what 5 almost any private man would do how. ( muehsoever he might need k new dwell- - lngf Undoubtedly It Is. Any sane ( man would pay olf the old score before he would run Into debt to build a new house even if his old ooe was a little j shabby. Now we would respectfully request the chosen freeholders of Cape ( May county to ascertain the wishes of [ the people in reference to this matter and If they find the majority of the tax- < paying commnnlly opposed to building . a n«w alms house, then vote down the j iideretlon. 1 Daring tho late blixrard and blockade I on the West Jersey It. II.. an Incident , occurred that is worthy of publication. 1 The train that left Camden at 6. 10 Mon- 1 day night for Heislervllle, aucceeded in ] getting as far as Vlneland all right, when It was caught in a largo drift and was I unable to go farther. The passengers. , about twenty In number, including some . ladies and children, were confronted I with the unpleasant idea that they would be compelled to stay in the cars all night wltbont anything to cat. It I was then that Mr..Parmalee, s neighbora farmer, came to the rescue with hot es, roils and cakes enough to supply I the demands of the hungry crowd. Mr. . Mr. and Mrs. Parmalec certainly deserve great credit for the manner in which they oared for the ladies and children especially. After waiting at Vineland about six houra, the engine of tho Cape May ' freight came to the rescue and tpe train , moved on, every body pleased with the kindness of the Vineland Samaritan. "• Conference Appointments. U. L. Dobbins, Presiding K«ler. BrWi-lon. I Allowcy .Alfred Win; Aubqrn. James O. It. Sum w; Trlsnj, j7m™lT.'^n'-''ccn?r«l,7oIin , Hsei&sjr-: Canton, J..hn 11. Ma. City, U O. Maaohojter, Caps Mar c. It., A. J. Gregory: Cadanrtllr, Robert II. Sltphrnaori; cm we, Johns. IIMs er; Ires rs si. I snu So. , agssm»»o',iK;« . masbsmr 8. Toliu; rsimm, «. J. Ltppiuoott < CreefcObWu'. dnaaS^' UsrmSy'curen" LrwtsN. Hark; llama -.nvMis. Ml O. HtoCra; , Haines, C. B. ugden: Mannraf own an.1 Hocv- ■ ■ntilrm. w,0 MnrgcTiilii; MUivlii.' Kir»: Cruit. li IManM ire- n; fiiaftlri, j-«.-mi .-: Tnniiy: Joaspn B. NleMs— ; Bowpon Cscrtrell. IMsr; , HMre^'/swrunrx!" MsmTf^asrhMrr; Port ( Waj^qo)n^"7irenhTuiTl»o!u Ha1rm-r"rm° 1 Charon, C. Ftatcbrr lmwhs; Broadway, Kit-. a 1 C. Uaaoook— ; Haa Ills City and Avalon, mornsa a. Hammond: Sharpcown, Pennington Oor- - - ; - ■' ■- • ' . -I. O-orge G. Seorer; TncSanos. Band ftswart; ■ Untontoon, O. E. Hancock: Vlnrlanl. ll.org.. §. Byte.; Watt Crest sod Heislervllle. Peter w 1 WooSaiown Bdwsrd li'iyariu Hana; ; Fob Haul— Cspc May City, N. J.,: two handsome seashore residences, Lafayette and Krunklyn streets. Large handsome cottage, i stories, 10 rooms, with wide porches around Drat and sec- : ond stories. 3 kitchens separate, carriage house and stabling for 8 horses, beautifully ska iled lawns, grapes, etc- Another bouse, 7 rooms, on same property, will be sold separate or together. I'lans and further particular* inquire of Z. C. Howell, 90S Walnut street, Philadelphia. Cape May .'a Selpot Academy. The Bisters of Mercy will open their Academy on the 3d of-Aprli. The parochial or free school will still remain open for those who wish to attand. For further particulars apply to the Bister Superior at the Convent, Lafayette Lost.—'" 1 don't know where, I can't tell when, I do nt see bow— something of great value to me, and for the return of which 1 shall be truly thankful, viz.: a rood appetite." Focsn.— " Health and strength, pure blood, so appetite like that of a wolf, regular digestion, all by taking that popular and peculiar medicine, Bond's Barsaparllls. I want everybody to try It tils season." It Is sold by sill druggists. One hundred doses one dollar. 0* say JyiilSpBts or SUM Me soy anoxen SS£ nreiTsoBkva ■Boots Qr^exotvtilMW oponjktii Ifg^of ^Isnd u set* wvnedmuTfoel ' or*»ws!si waieru aho SSsMevSoaftsU 521*!?' — p"nTiSi . SSsfSe ssSaf £H l^tlaMa'leTnBUUot SSa^SmvaSoaaor "nhSrL'orloS^sS GXMsasssr&ss w« » * ahall ba appHoabtc ai 10 IbtooireotHB. or aires in sbsust 1 Br amW^^aa bs^^rMiaail Uiet ton act ss.11 JateHaSr P. MDIIgT TOW^'s'sc^Scey Or. Schema's Mandrake Pills P1IMLY VKCKTABLK AMD STRIOTLY RIUAIU. They act DtttBcixv and ntoHrrLV on the Liver and Stomach, restoring the constipated organs to healthy activity, sad are A positive and perfectly safe cure far Constipation, Liver Complaint, Sick Headache, BiliousHe*, and all other diseases ari•ifg from a dijordered condiJwe of the Liver and Stomach. They sre fhe redyrejiabie vegc-

Wanamakrr'g. c - mulnren Hsadsy, Htrek »,t* 1 Are you responsible ? 1; "Advertising" isa sort of £ by-wwd. The reproach'.'Only r an advertisement," was and ( to many still is a complete con- f declination of business fcd- t dresses to the public. Tlie' t Hebrew King and Poet was. incorrect in his hasty conclu- 1 sion that "All men are liars." \ And you also err if you put t all advertising in. the same. • J But still the indictment of false witness will hold against c much advertising. It wouldn't t so if everybody were careful to compare statement and J - fact. Therefore, if you con- j I demn, stop and think whether j J you have always been careful h discredit lying and encour- ! - truth in advertising. [ < Commercial literature in ! advertising is too great a force \ in modern life to be ignored. ! can neither evade the * nor your own relation to it. It has influence and makes impression whether- you will or not. , Behind the. advertising scenes you may see strange statements : Thousands of dozens or pieces or yards, 1 when the total stock at com- 1 mand is only scores or hun- 1 dreds ; prices reduced, when ' the process of reduction is to ( open new goodstMjdmark two prices at the same time,a high l price above, a lower one beneath it ; to state a value as normal and with it a reduced price, when all the time the market has ruled as low or , than the so-called reduction ; and so on through devious and .dubious statement scores of forms. , This sort of things only lives by encouragement. They that encourage share the responsibility. You may soon find the truth-tellers if you care to. New things in the Dress Goods stock every day. We told you a couple of weeks ago of 1059 styles of Sateens , and 518 styles of Ginghams then on sale. A great many 1 more now. Fresn designs, 1 new fancies are turning up with every sunrise. The tea - gown shades of ] Cashmeres and wool or silk- 1 and-wool Henriettas are here. 1 Marvels of dyeing. In past i seasons we have had the hues of flower, fruit, and leaf, but 1 now comes the fruit grace colorings, and wonderfully do they ' harmonize with complexions. The Challis counter shines as it the Milky Way had changed its orbit and was taking a turn around the store. .•Americas 20c, best French " 50 and 60c. They jostle the crisp and shimmering Printed Mohairs. : 50c. Printed Linen Lawns. As , cheery and sheery a lot as we ever nad, and not a thread of cotton in them. 22, 30, 35, and 40c. White, 20, 25, 30, ■ 35, 40, 50, 55, end 60c. | The Sateens are like a June ; meadow aglow with butterI cups and daisies." You will ' wonder as much at the 1 2 % ; cent Peerless as any. They ; lack the polish of ocean travel, but come of the blood royal . just the same. Fine French 31c, best French Zl%cThe golden light of Fash- ■ ion's favor is on the Scotch Ginghams. They share the , sisterhood of Silks and Sa- ! teens. Zephyrs 50c, Anderson's 40c, choice American 20 and 25c. Crazier than ever Crazies. Stacks of them. A few budbursting days will set them flying. i2>£c. Chintzes for children: flecked with a frolic of color on dark grounds and darker shades with a diversity of pattern. All the Spring Hat styles except the Henry Heath are in sight. Boys' Hats that will stand hard use — boy . tlse. You don't often come across them ; 50c to $1.25. We sell a man's Derby- at $1.50 or | *2, and no complaints as to look or wear ; but the kinds we put our -Warrant on begin at $2.50. A stylish Derby, Philadelphia or New 'York make, $3, $3.50, and *4. A good Silk Hat, $4, the best we "know of for the money; for $5 a bit more fancy and finish; for $6 as much Hat yace as need be. ' Baby Carriages. An tnterat the wheel, gears first. Only th'ee or four kinds. Question, try. That part is easily fixed. Bodies next What is mamma's taste? Bp by will be » if t

comfortable enough in either. > The parasol, the ribbon, the ; c cover, the upholstery. : J wliat the cost shall be. Itj rests with you, if you please. ; 2 you cau select all the ! 2 parts and have a carriage put i | g together to your mind," from | " tires to tojk E A.strong, neat, comforta- ;2 ble carriage, $5. More .fancy " work, $8. Special carriages, [, ibboned, parasoled and handsomely tricked out. $12, $14, $16.50. fr j. John Wanamaker, ChMitnii, Thinnonih fcofi Hirkrt i »ftti admflsrmnjts.j Tsq-QTICE TO CREDITORS. j • \ 1 1 ■ dlrccuoo of the Kurroxate of I lie (Vuoty of j . Cape Mar, hereby et»ea notice to ibe rreilitora ; , 1 of aalO deewlent to brio* In ihelr .lew*, do- 1 , mand, and dalma aaalnai the rafale of mid do- j , *""" j rS- 8HKUUBB. - j Haled, Pibraary I, IMS. fx-nn j \ rrovn from aeed atocha, the reeoll of rarefn^arlectioo, lajBlM beda^ yelally deaoted to " ySSi!" "** a iu rri ' Grain, JGrass & Clover Seeds. I LAJTOEEfH'S EAWN GRASS SEED. ! ArpcoUnral and Hortlcoliaral Implemenle | | David Landroth& Sons, ; 1 SOS. «1 and J3 SOUTH SIXTH ST., PHILA., . Between Jtjrltct and Cheeunt streeta. 1 Branch store, Delaware avenue and Arch j ; SF.EDS. Trice Uat free by mall conlalnlni all the aland- ' . prd varieuea of ToptiB ffllFifili MS. : rarmera ahoold conaeU u before pnrehaalnt . Pure and Fresh Stock. ; PRICES REASONABLE. 1 WH. A. KNOTT, 1'Torlnl. ' ream cape May thiy, H. J. | gHERli'F S SALE. By virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias to medlrect- . ed,laaoed out of Hie Court ol Chancery, 8:ate of New Jerar J, 1 win expoee lo aale at public SATURDAY, the Hat day of APRIL A. D. -.888, f !he' MaraVomM.'°nCl*|Ir1Mav"cii" dnihecouoly of Cape May, and Stale of New Jereey aa All that certain parcel of land and beach partly . alt »e and partly below hl*« water marc on the t Cape ManTtMbc Slate of New Intty, opposite Decatur, and aouihward of ihe Beach drlre on > Beach avenue, daecribed as followa: Beftnnlnx , ai a potn^ooUw»ul>Hd«ot Beachdrite where interaect tho eouih aide line of aaid Beach ■ dtivc, and extending from said ^ikiIoi eaatward I and alao extendi n* from the aforeaald joint w eat ward along the aouth atde of aaid Beach . drive ntiy feel, mating ibe lolal width of Utepar- ' 'ihTt*w?«elfhBouaand'"ee*\'heI^trMine°M - the aaid parcel of land and beach beltur me center Une of Cape May Ooean Pier aa now erected . an aaid premier!; together with aU the rig Ota and pririlewea of the aaid party of the am part 1. maaakjrreaCapo Majr Ooem^Flw Company), with mo nghi to erect, bnCd and extend the 1 from thereat line of tne property or right hereby coovayod twenty-are feet, and ^wrenward bTeooreyed tweoiy-Ore fret; being the same premtaea, which me aaid. The Cape Mar Oecan Pier Company by lla mortgage dated the r Tib > day or October. l»l and of record In boon X of Dec la, folio T». Ac.. lo Cane May Coonty Clcrt-a 1 once. yled||odmaald J^n^O. Heaamg.Mj»; Belied aa lite property of the Cape MayOceaa i Pier oompahy. and Cape May CHy, and William Kutg are defeadanla.^nd^uxen m execniton at u> be gnOBMAUR, Jr, 8LenS, - p. F. ti.ro. - gIIERIFF'8 SALE. ' ' By Ttftoe of a writ of Oen factaa tome direct. eil, laaoed out of me Coortof Chancery, Bute of New Jereey, 1 will expow Jo aale at politic ' MONDAY, the OH day of APRIL, A. D. 1888, . at the hour of oaa o'clock In mo afternoon, at IiheCoert Booae. at Cape MayCoort Bouae, In the ooonty of Cape May, and State of New Jeraey aa aforeaald : 1 AU thai certain railroad of "The Angleaea Railroad Company" aa now conatructed and - of Cap?' May^t'iurt Booae station thereon. , to and through me Borooiba of Anglteea and " feel; theaoaa-roaa Beach creek and down Aah 1 "heutteraeclloo of IndiannaTretine, with aaid Aah arenue; theoceby a 7 degree enrro lurnlbg Mb'iolSeiSxa o?8ur? arenue,' ta&' awtdtk • or *o feet; thence along Surf avenue aa foUowt: lit. by a uugent for a distance of la- leer, more i SSSSH ofgreTcuree to'^fce ten'a^utaSeof'tsT'feet* ,f SwSSS about Fifth arenue arttk a wtdth of <0 feet; mem-e by a a degrweorrela ute rtgM a dtuanoe 1 leaa, to a pout In ma caster of Delaware irenoabotm « Bereolh arenae, wUh a wtdlh of M team rnraoe Uoog Delaware areaoe lotbe Imda ' cl Baker and CrW. with a width of «0 fret; 0 rere" ^ tBoS^<«ht aty°tm^ wiith, together wtm all and attgolar, me BOdJ. '' eald ccrpotaiwr'llic^^g en etrwre. atrewMr me righte. gbertlea mtrUegta, ■ - j j 5

^dcfrtismfnts. i JN CHANCERY OF NEW JEBSEY- , By vtrtoe of en order of the Coortof Cbaucery ! Of New- jersey, mode on "the day of me dam 1 heTOf&a reurejreeretnD. ll^^Pllteraoo auu.you are reonlred tit appear, plead, anewrr demur lo the bill of laW eomphtUaut oaor jy '"'.iy^iMn inrenrtan" ■" j gmgemS'^'oe^re^<W»T"o 7tm Ca|W i ' | May city Land Company, dated me Bd day of 1 December 1380. (and amigned In aaid entnptalnant), upon lanoa annate, In tbe otty aM county ^ of Cape Mej. to the raareof Ntor, Jereey, And thereat. JAMtg u. w BILDRBTB. Solicitor of Complalttanl I rated "foix ^ U" '■ gHERIFF-8 SALE. ssMfess-sisaaw^ . ksssasi15 Dated Feb. a, 1888^ P. F-tstf."-J"N CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY. To Anton W. VnoUlaaaey, John 1_ toDand. Chariee H. Graham, Wltliam K. Warner; V, lulam Wrurp n, Jr. Mayer Sulxoerger^ aad D. TJt ^Cape^ May Lht^y ^Land you are fore the twenty-eeveoth day of Arm next, or . , the aaid blU w(L be taken aa .confeaeed agamat ,0The aaid Mil la ailed lo hare Th^Oapt Mar alScmrer apSSw^of said c°°p4^1,T^0I2 ^reoMera <3 SdCorapa^aa be anlB1 "™ud° '"uSSl11 •aSTt'om' "y'rreov'erS ' l°°twreS^toih^^natM il'ao'mr'plalmi of all Mhcf^crevlitore of reHmtmpany^who ahan "And^ou Anion W. Wmrwr" Mayer suUberger, William Wharton, Jr. and ' D. Itantaey PaUeraon- are made dc endanuitecahae you arc abmrehoMere of the aahl Tbe Cap. May at, ' Dated Feb. S5. ts^"010* Co®1"*111"''gHERIFF'S SALE. - By Tirtoe of a writ of Fl. Fa. id me dlrecie.1. loaned out ol me Court of Chancery. State of New Jereey, I will expoee to aale at pobllc veoSATURDAY. the Mm day of APRIL, A. D. 1888, at the hoar of > o'clock p. m. on aaid day, at tt-e Court llmtae. In Cape May Court llouae, in Cape Ma| county, and State of New Jereey, as aforethe ao'umwSsecUOTt of Sea talc Clt'r. on Ludlaro'a laland. Cape May connty, and SUte of . '• Beginning at me loteraeetlon of theweetcrly • aide of Marine Place with the northerly able of Vmelend alreel, and extending thence ill along the aide of-aald Vineland atreet north Afty-two • deareea, weat ooe humlred and leu feet; theooe I It) north thirty-eight degree*, ra.t forty-two I •am^aoMeri^tbUty-etghtd' glove, f fw^-^^hundnS^ end ^ fony^ejoare ^f eet ^ S'of me aouth west eectlon of Sen lale city, nied In the Clerk* omco of Cape May l 'X^wCT^II, of John 8. Morria et 1 rell of' BraU?' sfSlcemanilj oonfplalnani, and , lo be aold ljfiMEg 8uogMAKgHi jr.. Sheriff, i L.MATLOCK. Solicitor. Doted March 14th. fuse. P. F.*. U.M. \ gHERIFF'S SALE. ; By virtue of a writ of Fl Fa, to sue direct. ' ed, laeued out of the Court of Chancery, 8lato [ of New Jereey, I will exooee to aale at publlo ! SATURDAY, the l«lh day Of APRIL. A.D.1887. . at Ihe hoar of lis p. m. oo aaid day. at me coori L Booae, la Cape May Coort Booae. lo Ihe renioty a of Cape May and state of New JeraeyaaaforeAli that tract or pared of land annate in Ocean I City, in ihe oonmy of Cape Mar and Buie or . New Jeraey, and nombered 4W, lo aectlon A, of . the alao of iota of me Onaa Cilj A— -xlxtu.it: I hogfiSgoo the northwemerty thle of Central ■ aretmeat the dtatvoce of any feet a..uthwealer- < ly from the aouthweaterly aide of Third afreet, a oontalntng In front or breath on eald Central . arenue tatty feet, and of mat width extending 5 Alao all thoae iwn certain cootlguona lou or I Smu ra,yaM^nmWred "SI* andaaa. on me ' plan^andMiectlon^aforrea^d, beglntdul^ on^ the SmoOi aMtBwMeriy aide wf ThSl «rect, . containing together In front or breadth on me aaid Wealey avenee. one hundred feet, ea, a lo: " one haadred and Bra foot u a nfieoa feet wide » atreet. being (inter alien) the aamelota of ground which tbeOocan aiy iaeoclauou, by aoeruin Indenture brerinf date the 1Kb day of May, A. . D. 1*0. Intended to he forthwith reoorded, r granted and conveyed umo tbe aaid Francla A. and reboot to Urn' rreawaS^an?remri?aMa J "'i'lredM^e^wrt^rdFrancIa A. Rnblnaon 1 and'w S'arS'i br*" • P , JAMES SBORMAKER, Jr., Sheriff. 1 LRAMINO A BLACK. Bolt*. J Dated March mn, IW»t. Printera feea. *18. [ gHERIFF'S SALE. t By rime of a writ of Fl Fade bom tor lo me i dlrecaed, ueoed out of the "Court of Chancery, i BUM of New Joraey, I will expoee lo aale at I public vendue on I SATURDAY. MARCH tie, A. D. 1188, ; amy ooonty and Stale of New Jereey aa atore- ^ The equal undivided ooe-half pan of all more I fftsrswwajKiwa : Boom mtriyoHtreu degreea Ram forty-«x I ss^ui • are mTnnSr famrenr porehM°and*foir teuSa J of a perch to a owner of tbeParaonage land; ' am. Thence bmdtna by aaid Pereonag# Mod. ! alxtyetx degreea WamTtieea perehaa to the . mane of Bagreang. Oootalnlng oreacreaand , rMxy-foof poreaae of land be the aame more or L MlrereggtK Senre'noumrerenS- ^ ^p^o^orV^r^eSTNor I ' elgfu roda to the pUoo of Begtnnlu. CoouioJ fbg Ftftydhree aorae and Tbrrewioanera of an i ooeJmtf par, of -Id 5 sayjf-a.'srss".!?: ^ Ln 'aay-n-pit Ir-hirT

$15.00 OVERCOATS. ora 25 DIFFEEENT STYLES. (beavers, - i putrrt v - chinchillas, unmr l i , elysians and (, kerseys. Art even moke extraordinary offering titan thpsc $9.50 Suits and OvcrcoJtS (which arc still tliiT^&ndcrtof ' . all buyers). This $15 attraction is wosdrrfu^#bevond precedent, because of the enormous choice ami the overflowing vaLucI Latest cut, choicest fabrics, our own best i. make. some special' lengths for extra" protection. j JACOB REED'S SONS. Merchant ani Military Tailors and Ready-Mate Clothiers. r 918, 920, 922 chestnut street. philadelphia. CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS, HATS, SHOES. WATCHES, CLOCKS,; Jewelry, Diamonds, and Silverware. ' | AT WHOLESALE PRICES. T. O. HAYDOCK, !_ PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, No. 12 North SeconrilStreet., Philadelphia. ' " 1 WALL PAPER, f "All the latest styles a^: now in stock. Blanks at 5c . . ioc. and i e'- 'I Elegant Golds, 1 ;c. to 35 ctv Embossed Golds. "33 lts S' ! Kelts and Ingrains. - 20 ct> to '*> ttI.incrusta Walton. | Samples sent to all parts of the country free. All goods war ranted perfect and full length. i M. MERIGAN, ' fcb3-j 1223 Market Street, Philadelphia, j WM. F. EN6LEHART, i IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER, ' diamonds, batches, ; silverware, french clocks, bronzes, american clocks, 1 , <• Psrtictilsr attcmlOD paid to repairing COMPI.IC'ATEII and nil kinds of . WATCHES by EXrKUIENCED WOKKMKN hll WORK btinc doni- in tbe 3 BDTOINO under my OWN SUPERVISION, not t> injr CO.Mi F.I.I.ED 10 Itnve tbe f workdone OUT8IIJE n« n crest many STOREKEEPERS do. i jewelry of. all kinds made and repaired. 5 GOODS AT RETAIL. d r No. 205 Market Street. Philadelohia. m m GO W PHILABELFHI4 WHBH M CiS BDI ! Dry Goods, Trimmings, Millinery SOUGHS, ifflEBT, GL07ES, HifflREBCEIEFS, Etc. Ladies' Coats and Wraps, i JOHN H. GIBSON, Succreaor to CHARLES NKEDIJtH, 43 Wsahington Street, Ospe Hay Oity. , Uooda ,oot in Ut)tk>lll be orderrd a' anr.rt notice. All gooda eohl at 1 oweat roealhie Prices, j Sella fiction guaranteed to alL Village cnatoraeta Invited to cell when In town.

Clearing Sale j- ^ Fine Clothing and at OalT Hall. ' We are making the middle of winter memorable by the heaviest cut you have ever known in the prices of the best clothing we have ever made. The opportunity is immediate. The lots are very large, mostly, but prices are so, tow they'll go quickly. You can save from $5 to $10 on an Overcoat You can save from $5 to $10 on a Dress Suit ' A young man can keep from $10 to $12.50 of the usual price. of a large number of Dress Suits we have lowered. • ' J| We begin with about 1000 Men's Business Suits. I (' 30 styles, $5 to $8 is cut off the price of every one ol " J th- m. $2 to $14. We are standing a loss of that much I on hundreds of Custom-made Suits returned to us lor I 1 1 iffc rent reasons. Imported Belgian Cloth Pantaloons that we got ; $7.50 for. we're letting go at $6. $5 Pantaloons at An OJd Coat can be got at half-price. Many at ! haif what they cost us. Hundreds of them, too. Half-prices for many of our Furnishing Goods. This 'is meant to be a big and speedy sale, i'tompt reduction of our stodc is plainly written on Usual rules in force. Returnable, if not satisWanamaker l£T3£bwn, OAK HALL. S. F.. Cor. Sixth and Market Streets, Philadelphia. PUBLIC SALE STOCK MID FARMING iltBOJ Will be -old at public sale bv the subscriber , on the Turnpike near the Toll Gate, on THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1S8S, At 12 to "'cl"ck p in., the following described personal property: ONE PAIR GRAY HORSES, j Com - SA I.I.I K. Hl'TTKRCUP. coming in, JERSEY, four years old, BKT.sY half lorsev: ROSY and Calf. Nelly, coming in ; DAISY. 2 year- old. half Jersey, HILI.Y, Jersey Bull. Breeding Sow with pig. and 2 Shoats, Jersey red. FARMING UTENSILS, I • ikinble Harr.'K-., two horse plow, single Harrrow. 2 Cultivators, 2 one Ifir-e l'l-.w-, K.ikes, Forks. Shovels. Hoes. Grubbing Hoes. Mowing Machine, two one horse wagons, two Carts. , \ double ..pen Wagon an.1 Evcncrs. LUMBER. L..I of l'lne Ft. lilt. Stuff. Rooffing 1'lank-. IVurds. etc. I PRODUCE, Etc., Etc., One Ska ell 1 HueKY^i '2- Horse Hack! Double and Single Harness, Blocks. Ropcsi Chains. Grind-Stone, Tubs. Milk Cans, etc. CHAS. C. TEAL, \ WM. T. CHAMBERS, Auctioneer. ©rorrrifS, provisions, tf tr. HAND'S PUMTD/l I NAHDKFT j ULjIxI IVTLL- ITlf li VI Vi_- 1 Corner Washington and Ocean Sts, CAPE MAY CITY, N. J. ^ WILLIAM S. BARNETT, Excelsior Market, P. E. Sharpless Butter a Specialty. u WASHtNOTON CTHF.KT, CAVK MAY CITY. N. J. WM. H. MILLa, BOAT BUILDER. CAPE MAY CITY. N. J. I. L. SHEfPARD, 27 Washington Street, Cape May, N. J. GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, HATS. CAPS, UMBRELLAS.

j ^drcrtlarmrnts. j I A MONTH AND BOAItD ! ; ' P^,w^raoo,F^ j [ GELERY COMPOUND * AND NERVE FOOD. A For Uir Cure of Bom. MorpHlna. OMam, Lauila ,1- num. coooslnc, ChlnreL lsahllltr in siren a Neuralgia anil errey other form of nerrona * It ta eompored o I sowderea Roou ard Herha, u and ean or nrel aa a aab*tn nte for t»a or eoffee . Baelhj smli.au box far Twenty- are Oasu In k asmpm at are bona forgl bin. AiMrrea " Frof. W. PAIBB, M. D-. JOB Oreen PtilLo'a MEMO RY 'I MAKES ; success n Awrh^M-rsremooerSSm' " Una! ttrre rlLrreit OMnrahta Law kin : rnta. a t * Yale. Wellealry. Dbarlln. Unlreralty of Penn, 3 .aa^kV^v-riMi^s'v^i w SS^VHOF.TTiislWi''iBrr^ i D. C. OLIVER, | GABPET 1AOTFACTDREE j. OaFi«hing Creek Road. Cos hare raga esdre log sade^Msdabrtred free fn csye May C«y, or Losar Townshl» by m sadtag poaul to Cow Spring r. O. H4m

;! PkOENIX OIL COMPANY j 4257 tO 4263 Columbia Avenue. Ph'ladoJphia. , Manufacturers of the Celebrated phoenix_belt oil. This Oil will preserve your belts ; has no effect on glued or cemented^Iaps, and gives the full transmission of power. For sale by Belting Manufacturers and- Mill Supply "Houses at $1.50 per gillon, in 1, 2 and 3 gallon cans, a $1.25 per gallon in 5 and 10 gallon cans. 1 !l $1.00 per gallon by the barre'. * Use no other. If your supplyman has not got it send us his address. ! Acme Rubber and Leather Cement, Channel Cement, Light fand Dark, | Rubber Paste, Oil- Proof. Warranted Be a in. the Market. Sand for Price List. * perfecttsatidfaotionbouaranteed. 2 CY e^DER and MACHINERY OILS of all ORADES