Pabtished Sreijr Thurrijiy iwBiug. " CAPE lAT. JUHE 21. t8£8TM, lyfULr-ejl rap. JS«> IV, Personally -Conducted Pleasure Your to Crosson and the Allgehenles. The Pennsylvania Uailroed Company has arranged a personally conducted pleasure tour to Cresson Spring" and the Allcghenioa (or Tuesday June 2Cth. A , pedal train o( Parlor Car* and Easiiikc coacbra will leave Broad Street Ststion. Philadelphia, at 10 40 A. M. and run through to C'ressnn on a (ant schedule. ltound-lrip llckctz Including one day's beard at the celebrated Mountain House, good to .return within ten dnyn. will be sold frorri rhlladelphia at *8.00, and at proportionately low rate* from other stations lrom which connection with the special ran be mode at Philadelphia. The well known excellent* o( UieMoun. tain House, the beautiful. *- euery sur. rounding Uressmi. nmHlic favorable -Litof the ram atlracfive avenU ul tliciaily summer. lUnersric* and full Information may be procured ol ticket agent it of thtj P*"'Af lU cancna In Chicago on M ■nday morning the Now Jersey detection made the following adecilon of . lllei r» and committeemen: Chairman of t e I relegation, William J Bewcll; Secretary. Ktshsrd P. Starr, of S.I m. i r. (ieiKial John A Itamaey; II John W. tlrixiff liulea. J. II. (ruilitt. of Burlington count); IVfueineut tlrganiulion.J. Hart Brian "I'l r, -ntou Vice President of the Convention, lleorge A. llahiey; National Committee, (1 arret! A. Ilotmrl; Ouinmilltc to Notit) Candida ten, Henry A. Potter, of Kaacx. ' Among the visito: s at the hi-adquartun of the New Jcniey dslegmlaflnn to-day were the following: John l.ippincolt, Woodatown; T. B. Starr, Masker J_ Ware, B. K. Wood and Chat lea J. Colea, Salem; Prank Ware, and James B. Itoe. Woodbury; Walter H. Storey, P. P. liogate. Thaddetn, P. Vamey. U. 0. Brownhtg. Thotnaa II. Daddy and Isaac C. Uathena. Camden; W. Budd. Desron Thomas II. Collins and William L. Anderson, Mount Holly; Ucorgo 1. Cromer, Barncgat; Abraham Lamer, Ocean county, and William M. Sml'b, Newton. "Wava'a" Business Locata. E. Borliekt li at 928 Chestnut street. Oculists prescription cnrefully tilled. Optical goods of the best only. my24-5 New Singer Sewing Machine for sale at this office. FirsUcUsa in ail particu lara. A bargain for those who may bo in jrant of a machine. tf - Mt"i.n A kins iiss opened his ice cream parlors at 89 Washington street, lie baa on, band superior ice creams, cakes and confeetloner)- and ail seasonable foreign and domestic fruits. I ain't fall to carry some insurance upon that house of youra, W. S. Craw, ford. Cape May Court House, will give yon the moat reliable insurance at bottom ratoa. jl4-'-h W. Soolt Hand oilers to the citizens of (Jaw *ay eounly reliable and cheap Insurance tor the safety of the borne against the destructive lire fiend. His office is at Cspe May C. H. where ho may be consultrd. Writo to him for particulars. St. The merry-go-round is going every night this week on tb* Sea Breeze lawn. Those Who enjoy out-door fun can have it St the merry-go-round. Only five cents a bout. Every thing first clasi. jc 14-31 I Allies', children's and men s shoes of all grades at E. Johnson's Store, No. 69 Washington street, ilia goods will be found right, and hit prices are right, too, .Mr. Johnson lias Ju-t gotten on his shelves a new lot of foot wear adapted to the season. Call and czamine ztock. We coil particular attention to the boarding cottage of Mrs. M. K. Lake, at Holly Beach. It is situated near the beach, with a nice graded walk right down to the strand. Mrs. lake hopes by careful attention to the comfort of bcr guests, to win a share of public patronage. Dr. Lake's office is In the building. fit. W. H. Bheppard has very tastefully fitted up a new shoe etorc at 87 Wash. Inglon Street. He has gotten upon his shelves a complete assortment of ladies', gents' and youths' foot wear. His line of outing shoes are bound to go. Lovers of base ball, lawn tennis- and other out. door sports ran find all the latest styles at Bbsppard's and price# that wlH save the buyer money. This establishment is a notable addition to Washington •tract, and will become very popular with all classes of hnyers. fit Jos. Kldredge oilers at his Cold Spring store, 14. 0. molasses (best in market) at 64c. per gallon, pure oaleis Countv lard at 9J cents; Vtnco tobacco at 86c., lb., Spearhead 48c., pure cider vinegar 18c. gallon, boat Marecaibo Codec, 23c. lb. , best IUo codec 24c.. A sugar 6jc„ beadlight, 160 lost, 12c. gallon, new prunes, 6c., alioed apples (fresh) 8c., tb.; gloss starch fio. per lb., best (justify of black pepper 24c. lb. , and all kind of groceries, spices canned goods, bruaber, buckets, tinware, earthenware, floor, table and shelf oil cloths, etc. All kinds of nit meats. Apo a full line of dry goods, and notions. All at very low prices for cash. Call and bo convinced. At Iteubca T. Johnson's store you will findK. O.Molaaaes at 46c. mil. Be-t Itio Coffee 20c. Ib.Msracaybo Codec 28c. tb. A sugar fijc-Ib. Ail "other groceries at carraspondingly low prices. Men's veal calf laoe gaiters (seamless) at 22.00. An extra heavy working shoe, 21.60 per pair. Ladies fine kid, #1.60 |>er pair. Full line of all klndi of shot s, and ladies Oxford tics. Full stock "of new •(■trill THr InHnOwrnlm t'uli I'm, to 22 00 per piece; Full line

of men's stray Kossuth hats. All kinds oi dry goods, drugs, paints and oils. A big lot of wall paper at t •8 and 9c. per piece. Bananas, orange i and lemon# constantly on hand. Poultry - bought every Mondsyunlil 3 o'clock p.m. goods, and ft you wish, any article that . 1 do not keep I will got It lor you at rcg. ular price. Orders by mail promptly attended to. Yours truly, Rinnan T. Jonssox, ' Bennett's Station. N. J. Hood[s Sarsaparilla rililin toT tnannsr reenllzr to ItasH, the siMttrtnss have tailed. I Try il now: It will mxflr blood, recutita the dlrestlon, aadgtvenew lite and User to the entire trdv. -Hood's Barsspariiu did mo great good. I sms tired om trees iverwort, and It U r- J sua up." Mas. O. K. Bnaon, Coboes, N. Y. " I sagend teres years tram blood poison. Itott Hood's fUraapartUa and think I am eared." Mas- K. J. DJ.ru, Broekport, V. Y. Purifies the Blood BaotfS Barsapsrlfia ehsrzrtrrlred by Hoo<fs Sarsaparilla

| Wanamafcr r $. | I'uiUDSixau, Monday. Jane IS, Uli Commencing; on Saturday, July 7, the sjore will close at i I'. M. on Saturdays until furtlier notice. A budget of Silk news. I We thought a real Shantung Pongee, free from dust, at $5 th^ptfcee of 19 or 20 yards a big drive. It is. But l here's a Shantung Pongee ' ■ nearly as good at $4. An importerwnnted to close 1 ; his stock: we took it in a lump. | Yqu are the gainer. ' No dress stuff beats these i Pongees for cheapness, cool- • \ ness, and good wear coms bincd. Think of it! only about ; 29 cents a yard for all silk! Better qualities at $5, £6, ! $7, and $8. Real Canton Crepe has | . been hard to get at reasonable j prices. We'v c got by that trouble. White- and cream: I ' zianihre all' » The 24 inch all-silk Colored j : Suralis at 75c a yard are the j wonder of the trade. Firm, I substantial goods, not flimsy . lining silks. Made in Pater- j 1 son, N. J., to sell for $1 . The chance that brought them our '■ way rubbed a quarter from ' the price. ■ 26 inch Black Surahs; full j boiled, lustrous. It is an tin- . . usual tiling to get this width J and quality for 75c. Before the Summer goes India Silks ol pretty designs and choice colorings will be ! hard to get. 75c and $,1 Black Merveilleux, 2oJ^ ® inches wide at 75c, same s as was heretofore $1. A t chance lot. Clean, bright 1 goods for those who want to | wear only jet black. . s The 37j^c French Printed j Challis are every whit as good - as the 50c or 60c kind. Same , wool and weaving. You may 1 like the designs just as well. ' 25 cent Gingham for 15 r cents. 32 inches wide. It'.s y as if we gave you 10 cents q with every yard. Small hair- ° line checks and stripes. 37*^ and 31c Sateens 25c. i 1 2J Seersucker lor 9c. J Scotch Surah Ginghams, ,, 25c from 40c. Scotch Check J Ginghams, 25c from 40. ;. Scotch zephyr Ginghams 3jic • from 50. 1 Little handy nothings for ij the toilet: home, hotel, or on c the wing. Cases fitted with * good quality hair, tooth, and r nail brushes, and comb, $1 to $1.60. Larger, finer, fuller, $2. 10 to $16? Collar and Cufl » Boxes, 7 anp 9c.. I John Wanamakkk, I I Okcs^J^tgWttetMtetw um FIRST-CLASS FARM AMI Cm s Mortgages *'7^:8% THE ilKJEAT Sjaisli HalicB EHMiTEl, ^ For Sole at Dlt. KB.8XKDY'8 V. S. PUAR- '« VACY. CAP* MAV CTTT, K. 1. j. A — . ■j "jjnited states hotel, [; cap* MATcrrr, n. j. '.1 ii mdmimI i'.i.i,, ati.l 1 1 , ' 1 1 . - Cninfarts Table and ComlorU . r l 1 i 10

S, 10 and I1< PEIi WEEK, ft r*K DAY. Coach at erexy inin. C. B. It Mtvfe, Pruprlrtor MF.it if AN HOUSE, _ ^ hos. 8 at 10 washington street. CAP* MAT CITY; M. J. jgJLBEBOH, OPPOSITE CONliltESS OA IX: NBAU TO* BBWtl, DEPOT, POST orric*, AW D cnctlciiEs. Termf^lnd-.rsts. J. it. WI1AOW. (•«!«» Prep, BIG MONEY ■«£ QstIiiJ it Tim by nan. W D. Breael. also Utr ol Mrs. cteveMsS. exqaBAe arecl portraita. Votna' Carirctfo Box, Proa Trade Policy, Sc.. cnaHdrle SfasaasliKr KING'SJuxm PrukreUnB, taemblimr. vraakima In tamz is kintc's pulmonic cordial «*eei eoesempU m. Si.ao ym bmiio, frao by THE BIHIU BKDICAL CO., p. a Box MB, rM^dcynim, Pa

WE Al^ NERVES , p3 E ; ;,'AIIMEUM»TIS«I j d(L!iO|;s.^p5: m I /ffik. m g KIDNEY COMPLAINTS ' yCl 0Py DYSPEPSIA 'v CS|J0undSSl^ i ^ 1 blvar Dla.aw Rhcum.li.m, Dr«- 7"" bold by DmjarlBa. j ^•Pjwpaia.aad all aBectlona of the Kldnaya. WELLS, RICHARDSON ACQ. Prop's BUnuaoTO«,VT. ! i ie windsor Ocean End of Congress Street, Cape May, N. J. I spi-otmurbi.. WALTER w. GREEN. - CAPE MAY (SITY. N. J. Will Open SATURDAY, JUNE 23rd For the Season I 888. ! ThU ,'l ',^«V»c-B°aiiti7' FiL- i'hs In'all'lSnippMTiuncnis, Coaoh mceu cicrj train. HUGH McOOSEGB. Owner »n>l Proprietor. ; STOCKTON HOTEL, l CAPE MAY CITY. N. J. F. THEODORE WALTON. Prop'r. J . ! Sewell's Point House, : EXCELLENT FISHING AND YACHTING, Oysters, Fish Fresh From the Water. Meals Served to Ordor. TEFIM3 MODERATE. W. K. YOUNG, Proprietor. t DELAWARE BAY HOUSE Steamboat Landing. Cape May Point. ■ Delisktfslly located on ike Delavare Bay. FittMinaiiSailim TERMS REASONABLE. D. CAMPBEiX. V, vnpir Bill. [.

qhg odt of business. Come at once and secure the Bargains which you will never again be able to get. } THE BOSTON CMP. P5E, Is selling out on account of GOING OUT OF BUSINESS, and the vast stock of PS AND BOY'S "CLOTHING Gents' Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps of the latest Fashion must be sold within TWENTY DAYS, This is the candid truth, and no humbug. Come and be convinced. GOODS SOLD REGARDLESS OF. COST. N. B.— All accounts not settled at once will be- placed in collector's hand.

C-[RAWBRIDIiEJ@THlEF - The Largest Store ^ Our Mail Order Department - (o ^ MARKtT.ElGHJtf^FlLBERjSTREETS.PiflLjft. " NEW REMNANT DEPOT •Old scCtt the lur^.».n-. ifn-.t. r.-ht n-.» .. liu.v uliik .•>; u CciviOK fre-lt Rt iiman;. tt r..l . SlouVy ! .« j.n, . ; ibul)'. As wt supply !«il» t«. sot.ill County Mure - .is «sll as thnss in C-i|K- I May City, do not think y u . ut I.uy a- t h. .q. .»t lu.tn. . » -s-t hands Just received $ > tseS lift f.i-t ci-1-ir Ltuil «s «i" cl it At. per yard, worth easily St $Ouo ptttf A.l.tm- IhM. .• yard- « dt. mosquito netting. (<. per yard, storckex.-ptr- put. hyjo lot. Large job lot or corsets, regular price 75c, our price Gtf^hts lot j.jo. Every imaginable style of hustle, from sc.. up. ...ne nYt-yc.. llnladel- . phia price for same. 25c. Rcmnonls of Unhle.ttlicd Sheeting, jc.pcr I yard; Renuutnts of SeerSuckt-r. 6c. Sc. loe. Extra fine line of Ruhc- j ing 50c. per yard up. Curtain Screens, 7c. per yard, extra value. ! A large job line of manufacturers samples, in SILK, RAIN AND SUN UMBRELLAS Limited space prevents a larger price list, but a call will convince you. We have Remnants of Wins, Sates, Ginghams, Tatile-laeii, Crasfe Velvets, IiireSilfffiMti and in fact alNjJRY GOODS. ' We guarantee all our goods PERFECT and beqt value for the L. SCHLAGER, Proprieior of Branch of New York Remnant Depot. 2S Washington St., Cape May City, N. J. C. H. MILLAR, . ■ DRY GOODS, TRIMMINGS, &F, I No. 30 Warhington Street, CAPE MAV CITY, N. J. , (firortrifs, provisions, tf tr. ■ " ' OLIVER'S " PEOPLE'S MARKET, 37 Jackson Street, Cape May. N. J. • HAND'S ; CENT.RAL MARKET Comer Washington and Ocoan Sts, .} CAPE MAY CITY, N. J. ^ WILLIAM S. 3ARNETT, " Excelsior. Market, P. E. Sharplass Butter a Specialty. n-y ,'ss wsantsuTON htdkkt. cai-e may city, n. j. . BREXTON VILLA, Ocean Street, Cape May City, N.J. OI'KM 1011 Tit* SIASON. NBAtt TUB URACIL TBRMS MODCltJTK. MRS. J. A MYERS, of iiAVrmoR*. ' - STAR VILLA, Cape May, N. J. CLOSH TO TU* IIBACU. FIRHTOILASH IK ALL ITS AITUIXTUXST*. MISS HARRfSON. Holly Beach Boarding, : The YanYalen GoiiA'bE, d t Heir Ik m. Hew m ftr Ik Scuaa. Piyjletis-s Olte li lis Bulliis. • . MRS. M. E. LAKE, Proprietor.

Upset Prices for our Spring and Summer Suits to do the work of Four • Months in less than Sixty Days. What! What? Inaumi rating a sale already/as if it was the end of July?. Yes. We put on the pressure now. No time to wait for ordinary profits or prices. No time to wait for ordinary sales. We must double them. • . Our big store is turned info a Bargain Room. Uncommonly good Men's All Wool Suits at $10. Uncommonly good Men's All Wool Suits at $12. Uncommonly good Men's All Wool Suits at $13.50. Uncommonly good Men's All Wool Suits at $1 5. Uncommonly good Men's All Wool Suits at $18. Uncommonly good Men's All Wool Suits at $20. Uncommonly good McTn's All Wool Suits at $25. Uncommonly good Men's and Young Men's Trousers": Prices, $3.50, $4, $5, $6, $7. In all your and our experience we never had so good for the money. Men's $25 Suits for, $20 and $18. Still Sharper Prices Men's $20 Suits for for Small Lots of Suits cheviot Sate and High Grade Trousers. for $1 2. Men's $13.50 and $12 Suits for $10. Returned Custom Suits at "considerably less tlian cost. The handsomest Boys' and Children's Clothing we ever manufactured. The styles original and the prices. low. We never did a taller stroke at lowering prices. We mean it to fetch trade in quick and double measure. WANAMAKER & BROWN, , OAK HALL, S. E. Cor. 6th and Market Sts., Philadelphia.. CHARLES MACE, REAL ESTATE BROKER, ANGLESEA, N. J. WM. F. ENGLEHART, IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER, DIAMONDS, WATCHDS, SILVERWARE, FRENCH CLOCKS.BRONZES, AMERICAN CLOCKS, Particular attention paid to repairing COMPLICATED And all kinds ol WATCHES by KXPEltlKNCKI) WtillKMEN; all WORK bcina dime in the BUIDINO under my OWN 8UPEBVI8ION, not I. inp COMPELLED to bare tire workdone OUTSIDE as a great many STOHEKKEPKUS do. «- JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS MADE AND REPAIRED. GOODS AT RETAIL. No. 205 Market Street. Philadelphia, WATCHES, (SHOCKS, Vs Jewelry, Diamonds, and Silverware AT WHOLESALE PRICES. T. O. HAYDOG K, * PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, No. 12 North Second Street, Philadelphia. I WALL PAPER. = All the latest styles are now in stock. Elcgant^Blanks at - - 5c., 7c., JOc. and 12 cts. Elegant Golds, - - • 15c. to 35 cts. Embossed Golds, - - - 35 cts. to ft. 00. • Felts and Ingrains, 20 cts. to 60 cts. Llficrusta Walton, Samples sent to all'parts of the country free. All goods war ranted perfect and full length. M. MERIGAN, ' 1 223 Market 8 treat, Philadelphia,