■ Ibnbn. <4 Is- "* bnlltc ofTtlvseraO* «d ninth p™. •hmottor UaUad Stairs His s»«t{TOihUcr, •«* r«** Is »■•«. «• 8eMt Harrison. and w bo™ In. forth ami, Ohio. OB August *>. ISC- Hi. - neybnic odoolion was obtained St the WmI University. from whkh be »" graduated Is 199. He studied l«w in CJncitimll. Mr. Harrison reraorrJ to Indians In 19M, and hM erer'tiiiee bsd hi. bcrae tolndlsraroll.. He — slselad a reports, of to* Bopresw Com) of the flute is »W. Mr. Hsmwo onfislcd to the asrriec of the I" oiled States to IM, recrrlrleg • comm wslon m asoosd lleubn.nl of Indtom retanlerr.. BotociPeolly. sflcr ■totot iome iKTTlce in Ibo fcld. ho re- ' pony of the Serenlkto Indiana Regiwar and wm made • brigadier rcneral of rolualerre by bretello Jssnsrjr^SM. campaign of "iSo'"!^ the' earn and the wort. Hi* friend, is Indiana had UlUe difficulty in electing htm fo to* pine. In the Senate of toe United Slate, .boulto ho took bb seat in that body on March 4.18R1. is to. Senate be did sot forte bimael( foreran! a* a speaker. When bo did -p— a So commanded attcnllon. He wis ton warm friend of the soldier, and he apolM cordially la hk behalf. Sotrice on lite Mississippi lUrer Oomndjatoo prepared him to dlaeaa. tamBlariy all proposition, brought forward fur toe iaprareaMBi of the navigation of that In IW7 ao effort wa. mad^byjhe ^^Hp®jhlSefll^nTfkp^l the Stale, but the Democrat* carried the Legislature by a imall maJorttrvrioctlng Darid Turpiea. Benaloi. General Harrison rorupod the practice of hla profession at IndianapoU.. The Republican candidate is a man abort Ihe average bright, of straight; strong #gurc. Hkhair and beard are Monde, unrtrcakcd by gray. A curious incident In Gorernor Harrison's famUy hktory k that as English anoentor of hi. was a general 1a Ollrar Cromwell', army, ami wa* banged for signing the death warrant of Cbnrlee L Levi Person. Morton we. born at UborebeD, Vt, OB Mey 1«, 1814. He boceme e clerk In n country store, soon developed en sptilude foj^buslncss end roes rejdtfly. In 1890 be wu made a to- Member of toe firm of Beebe, Morton & 1:00.. merchant., Of Boston, ahd Is. 1854 removed to New Torb. where be caps IMS be founded, toe .banking boon Morton. Wk»* Co.. in New Yolk. Rgfcd Marion, Hone & Co . to London. - The latter wen the fiscal egcnU of toe Culled Bute, government from 1878 to 1884. Th. firm, of which Mr. Morton k lbs bead wort actire to the syndicate* that negotiated United State, bonds, and •in tba payment of to* Genera award of $18,000,000 and in toe Halifax fishery award of 93,800,000. Mr. Morton wa. appointed honorary oommWonrr to toe Parts Exposition In 1878. In toe' mine year be wo* elected UrirtUtTto'llWO. In lb* lriler year ho (inclined toe Bamtoslien for Via* l'realdeBt no toe BepubUoaa ticket. Pmtideat (tartlekl^offerel to w»lrato*£ tions o^neda Isgnl status m ftanw! MM the Part. Electrical Exposition, toe npmBibtin of tba United Buteaat toe liriy reeelred, in the nam. of 'toe United Enlightening ton World."- The^^gtrt 1881 and ''y^todkbnry FOU"ALLEGHENTE8N ™E Grand July Ptoaaura Tour to k I«"tiT hoiS^LTui ' rirtto rnurtlb . fixed nt a moat ] .km pleamnt jrant- There k no b pk— narW— tarn take than il. -. ■ I not any mere appr.pn.to, for^whera B S «T 'c^Tg ■bk 'to>iMrtmujlinutb.i«rii ^to"LtT^''ye.Vy\ -k $jSft
gssasssT; in podtoTT^r mother e.Aren. that J toe Democratic party b up to snuff. ^^^-jTOyMMerkiAmo^bsi - .A week al'l be sprat UWmhUgtoB. toTl^^^'LT^O k*.'J»rt become Emperor reduce the snrplu* t circainfortnce of hi. Mad. r Jnat now bklbe f addon brthoK t who gel mad to oomndt eatable. How - an angry man can get any satisfaction - out of killing blamelf is not o-y to «■ Ml ilk better toaa klling tooebody a wbe. y Zdbon is Ucklad todmto srtthbknew baby. He know engaged to perfecting r IB attachment to bk phonograph by block, off. am. K. Bart orebb.- Department Coannander of too New Jersey Grand * Akmy of the Republic, will take Poet 81 C of Bererly, of which bo lx a member, to a Gettysburg, oo June 80, at hk own ex- a peaae. Ike New Janey monument i will be dedicated on that dale. " The handena liaa been making a p great rocord of lata "The Bandsna I Baseball (Hob" k In nctlre existence, the - Bandana Loan and (bring Com- r paoy," alto a capital of $100,000, baa been organised In Cincinnati. Ohio, ba placed upon the market. And the campaign has only Jurt begun 1 I Rer. Thomas Borerign, of too Now . Jersey M. E. Conference, died lut i Thursday at Wen-nab at the adranccd i age of 88 years. The deoeaaed was > admitted to the ministry lnl8sfT and up i tlfl within a few years ago, when be was I ,1/tekcn witoparsly.U , continued actlrc , I work, fliling al I toe prominent appotnti menu la New Jereey, and .erring twice n. Presiding Elder. 1 - Becreuiy ralrehDd ba. lately raodred ! I $8,100 to add te toe cooeriencc fund. | > That k always tba way— money come. 1 Bowing into the pocket* of those who ■ don't need It. U thk thing goe. on the - Milk bill will here to be amended In the , r direction of greater reduction. We ] ! newer can reduce toe surplue nt thk rate. ■ I William Allison, editor of Bf. Slrpkea' s ] Serine of Llncoo, reparks In the latest ; . km of that periodical: "I ant confom - my inability to understand the news, ■ which reaches mc Ju.1 u Igo to preas, | that Mr. Clerdand has for n mond limp - elactod Preridoot of toe Uollad Stales | - by *nocUmstk>n.' If Ibis be trne, it k an ] i honor conferred only on two prerioua . . Preeldent* — Washington and Lincon. 1 . Other, hire been elected twice, bat i)pt i by 'acclamation:' Buchacommmmrtion i and my old friend Sir Charles TBppcr. - ; There k ooe man who trnrek on toe > Eterried roads whotoould be told that I tba public eye b upon him. He k the r fmty lndirtdoai who k eo aheorbed In I his newspaper that he doe* Dot see that I a woman k clinging to the .trap In front i of him. When, howerer, he haa nearly reached toe station he reek. he.uddenly dlreorere that be has bean negligent of I hk obligation* aa a gentleman, liking : from hk real be ostentaUonaiy tlpe hk i hat, point* to toe recant neat and aa toe I tired woman thank, him bo smiles with i ralm arif-aslkfactlon. Then be leasee : toe train, and toe philosopher who ha. I watched him exclaim*: ■There goe* a . fraud. • With tk* adraat of the warm weather 1 come. Hraawaatra* A Oumnxn'.Qc.i- • mni.r for Bummer 1888. ItkembeUlds- ■ ad with a handsome colored tartdoo-plate ' froetkpiore. that attxacUrely and lnrlt- ' logty lotrodnce. to lu lady-rcaders lu 1 well ^mad and well ttllod table ol codJ teoUknamed, -rkikyomftAg Bridge, - J and k contributed by Fannin Wlndaort ' It k wriUen in the manner of that un- ' approachable story-teller, llan.Cliri.ilao Aodwwsm sad ba. s pathetic mding. ' Seretal goad drawing. Ularimle toe 1 elusion of the story' extract, uc glten • from an interesting uxount of toe bridge » or or too Schuylkill at Market Btreet ' Philadelphia; written la 1800. This ! bridgaklbaooe that gtras the title to tba story. Thus joined, the rtory and ' hktory prore doubly Interesting reading. r The fashion feature of interest in the • present km are toe goodly number of 1 pages denoted to ifitntrslcd fashion (OS 1 tip, furakhed try M.y Forney. ■ In toe combination, proportion, and pie- : J§§ 1 er of strength abroad," peculiar in toe t iikiwim.l lata, it haa attained. Hood's , ntrmparilla k the moat nuromsful nu'diriaafotl purifying ..the Wood, girhtr J tireagth, and creating an apjctile. \ n
editor of the Writka Saadjyj -reriw h j said to bare departed for part* uakaowaThcre was a nckkaa im|*Wy aboul the title of hk japt-r which wa. rare to bad to mbdaetunc. Tb. Grgwler Harif wra ailrmp! to work it oo snadsy wa. par- I toe Prig shp or toe /■»*»« Wrat might 1 Viniuduri. Rentember that on and af- I July .7, and until further J notice, the store will dose cm I Saturdays at l o'dodc P .M. | Dust-lree Shan tu ng Pongee at U d* ?f 19 or 20 r wards. ' ' i. £ 14 inch all-silk Colored Surahs, 75c ;inade to sell for $.1 Two throbs of the pricepulse in Silks i Light cool Dress Goods of whatever going name you dioose. Think of the best of sort you have ever known, and the price. The chances, are we have that very stuft, or better, for less than you have , in mind. Shantung Pongee, $i Surah Silk, 75c, ' 85c Henrietta, 75c. < | 60c Albatross, 50c. 1 1 50c Challi-., 50c Ceylon Flannel, 37>£c. ' 40c Gingam, 25c. , 37^ and 31c Sateen, 25c. , 30c Linen Lawn, 25c. > i2ie Seersucker, 9c. ' 1 Ten notes of the price 1 symphony. j There never was a time when buyers of hot weather * 1 Silks or wools or linens or ■ Cottons had more things their ~ ' ^/(j.said at the start of the ' season that the Wanaxru ker I ' Special Rackets — Fairmount I i $2, Ardmore $3, Belmont £4 t and Wissahickon £4 — were I 1 the best ever offered for the I | money. It wasn'tguesswork. : We know where and how all ] • the Rackets are made. We I ■ know what of the com mon price ' for good honest work and i what for the name. In the 1 Wanamaker Specials you fay I ■ for nothing but quality. Your steady run about cleaned us J out of them. Once more the . lines are full. » Thirty-one other styles. J Everything else for sports. . r John Wanamaker, J t-l— I — . — - -- w.„- • ' 3Utr 3UMrtl*rfflfntt. THE UKIAT * RlUBigh Mfidianp 1 Uf ♦ rurk.Cl'REot r m BR IniLGIi 111 MiLAhlA I * IB - ^ #BBEUIATiri " ro,8xk u on. K* iHXDV* u. n y.UE- • S*i||1a?SEY ■ and Tinman 4 re? tsrt»»rw a 1 " ■* HUnruED* *w». rxri. [Kjwsjy^; .. RINQVPULMONIO CORDIAL r- thk Bine aKDic.L co . a Mtautnt, rtmaMtriia, r» I ^tnl
IRON PIER CAPE MAY, N. J. M. KAIINWEU.KH. . ■ - , Grand opening of Ike Stmmar Sheoo. KogKretncot oxttwocllnary by the Pli. Opera Gomique Gompny, Undet too managamonl of WM. 8. MOORE. Comtrnancinf SATURDAY, JUNE 30th. I 888. "Lpoa wbtch ccrariun win be pradncod Gilbert ABullirw'. farerito opcreJM "IOLANTH E," LILUAN CONWAY, ^JENNIE FRINGE, hattie Arnold, r. n. dunbar. E. S. GRANT, K. CALHOUN, FREH FREAR and others, 'I A»»tpJ I, a large and effirient Chorus. Ala^r.andranpaan OrchcMra under the directum o( - - : Prof. WILLIAM SLATER.
1 - - ' V-d- — ~ — rifiMi&rSTOCKTON HOTEL, CAPE MAY CITY. N. J. OI AN JCXE ran FOB THE BEXnON. P. THBODOBH VJALTON, Prop r. CAPE MAY CITY. N. J. tmratreito rerata tat oo Jim. SB*. UMxoreuorel tn til lu .ppolmmem., re^B ret mm^-wti. P. 8. ATTICKr j NEW CONGRESS HALL, CAPE MAY CITY. N.J. aH ur-" *ndoU'"1 J. F. CAKE. Manager. THE WINDSOR, Ocean End of Congress Street, Cape May, N. J. 7&?~tiire^gmrau. ' WALTER W. OREEN. .THE CHALFONTE, CAPE MAY CITY, N. J. ontH ILL tu TEAR A BAWDaOtiE SCSI PAEUS8 Orirro BOUTUEKN EAPMtoltE. *tTo8^£iHARRilQN~ O APE MAY CITY, N.J. Will Open 8ATURDAY, JUNE 2Sfti fpr ttl tWM lf»B. M> MBree HDBH McOOagia. Ownar and freptab.r. Se well's Point House, J EXCELLENT FWHING AND YACHTING. I Oyatara. Finh Fr.nh From th* YKeter. Meal* Served to Order. T1&X3 MODERATE. W. It. YOUNfc, Proprietor.
RrFfSWRIDnEi^THItf The Largest Store ~ Ti~ li i?~iiialeilrif~ Jt~~ ' fl le- Roams hare haa* careS nitas «T Tba Bareea af lafarpeitTif ^ Filb e rtStr.^t5, Ptfi ljv. Cape May, N. J. MISS HARRISON. • ~~ HAVE YO'J VISITED THE ■NEW REMNANT DEPOT cciving fresh Remoanbt at rnlK-uhttisly l".v ■ irtcc- il.i :ly. . ■ As wrc supply lots to small County St-rc- as »• II a» those itTCapc May City, do not think you can bav just as cheap at home, t>nc visit to our store will convince you to the contrary RcntcntUr, no auc 1 tion jjoods, or trash of any kind, all prods direct Irom manufacturers | hands. Just received 5 cases best fast color lawn wc will Close at te. I per yard, worth easily 8c, tooc ptvees A Jams best, ; yards wide, [ mosquito netting, 6c. t* r yard, storekeepers prn*hjr lo^ ptoce lot. I Every itnaginatili «tyk "f bi:-tle. Irom s, . up. one .1! tin" . Philatlel- ! yard; Remnants of 'See isu.k'ei^uc -•■ 1 s KmiaIui. line of Ruhr- ; ing 50c. tier yard up !.'<iit.. 4ffi-.ns.r- |s r yatd. extra value ■ A large job line of manufacturers -mtiptes, in SILK, RAIN AND SUN UMBRELLAS Limited space prevents a larger price b-t. but a call will convince you. Wc have Remnants of HdsUds, SatiMi, GiDEbaBs, Tdlile -lines. Crashes, Velvets.MoireSilt.NaiDsmlB and in fact all DRY GOODS. , We guarantee all our goods PERFECT anil best value for the . m°nCy' L. SCH LAGER. Proprietor of Branch of New York Remnant Depot, 28 Wash . ington St.. Cape May City. N. J. C. H. MILLAR. . DRY GOODS, TRIMMINGS,!-, No. 30 Warhington Street. CAPE MAY PITY, N. J. w: c. nSnaka, & cc. Importer of Japanese Goods, L ; M Washington traet Cap* May Cify. N. J. BKAKOII Og RTOME A K COBEEB Uf LEXtSUTOE A UBXI^l -TS., BALTIMORE, MD. ' All m of Oriental HoMies, Bric-a-brac, . ftii, Imtter Boriytanilgiii fltufe Jewdn, fe. DAEMA, New Genuine Japanese Goods, Oppoait" Mayor's Office, Cape May CHy. H. J. DELAWARE BAV HOUSE Sthamboat Landing. Cap* May Point. DeliiMfUl; taiBl n He Bsliurs Ba;. Fine FliUu aMSailiu. ' TERMS REASONABLE. D. CAMPBELL. | BREXTON VILLA, Ocwii Street, Cap* May City, N. J, OI'EK FOE T11K SEASON SKAETUE BEACH. TEMB MODERATE. ■RS. J. A EVERSI^^ . Hol|y Beach Boarding, The YanValeh Cottaoe, . HUM But HwDpiktystw.- nwM oia n « nmm. MRS. M. E. LAKE. Proprietor. mm* ^
Upset Prices for our Spring and Suja- i mer Suits to do the work-of Four Months in less 'than Sixty Days. What! What? j Inaugurating a. sale already, as if it was the end of July? ~ Yies: WCpardh' the pressure now. No tune to wait for ordinary profits or prices. No time to wait for ordinary sales. We must double them. < Our big store is turned into a Bargain Room. Uncommonly good' Men's All Wool Stilts at £10. Uncommonly good Men's All Wool Suits at £ta. Uncommonly good Men's All Wool Slits at £13.50. Uncommonly good Men's All Wool Suits at £15. Uncommonly good Men's All Wool Suits at £18. Uncommonly good Men's All Wool Suits at £20. Uncommonly good Men's All Wool Suits at £25. Uncommonly good Men's and Young Men's lxpu-_ sers: Prices, £^.50; $4, £5, £6, %fT VIn 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 **° Suils {or fbr Small Lota of Suito Min.f*JlS50'chCvmt^.to and High Grade Trousers. for £12. Men's £13*5° $' 3 Suits for £10. Returned Custom Suits at considerably less than The handsomest Boys' and Chijdren's Clothing vre ' ever manufactured The styles original and the prices low. * . a - We never did a taller stroke at lowering prices. •We mean it to fetch trade in quick ana double measure. t ' ^aSr * jglvf' WANAMAKER & BROWN, OAK HAIL, S. E. Cor. 6tli and Market Sts., Philadelphia. CHARLES MACE, rSl estate broker, 1 ANGjL.ELSL3v, N.'J. . 4* i I WM. F. ENGLEHART, IMPORTER AND MANUPACJITRER, :l DIAMONDS, WATCHES, | SILVERWARE, FRENCH C JOCKS. BRONZES, AMERICAN CLOCKS, Particular attention paid -to repairing (XIMI'IJCATBJjUMt aU kinds of WATOiiKS by EXPERIENCKI) WORKMEN , nil WOUKbaUg done In Urn BUIUINO under mv OWN SUPER VISION, nol Ir ine COMIULEO to hare toe workdono OUTSIDE u a great many STOREKEEPERS do. \T: JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS MADE AND RVAIRED. GOODS AT RET All. ' No. 205 Market StraeL Philadaphia. WATCHES, CLOCKS, Jewelry, Diamonds, and Silvdvhire | AT WHOLESALE PRICES, I T. O. HAYDOCJE, PRACTICAl WATCHMAKER, j i L No. 12 North Pace id Strost, Phil^lfphift. 1 WALL PAPER f All the latest st>4s are now in stoma i Elegant Blanks at I - 5c., 7c, ioc.Uff| 12 eta. : . isesi-a, ■ . Kelts and Ingrains, I ' . 20JS& k> 60 cto. Lincrusta Walton, 1 [. Samples sent to alljparts of tL country free. Al goods wgr ranted perfecind foil length, jri. MERIGAN, ' 'j Marlrat 8tr**t, PW»d*lphia, ■KULDMBilAND IILL ffORI, B GEfcaE OGDEN, Wp* May Court How, N. J. WirflM, Mi Piie, nil iiWMr. (KTISa*""™- "-"t—

