Ocean City Sentinel. K. CTHTIN KOBIXMOX. KurroR aKb rjionueroR

Official Election Returns of Cape lay County.

WAXAMAIOBR** • | pene^«cr m rurs onminaO<i

i WHS TMEY Attn MEKi: Ureeurofii® accrued i

A GREAT

MID-SEASON

SALE OF

^^5

WuKN .\lturii. y V^k. ral John

8bickiou.r>-ihi«. Ir .»#/ in A|-ril.'vT, ■ k.^i«

tte will h*Te^55»-^l«-»rnr.v4»WMrnJ for» period exactly Mwnty rnn. A* Iw

will IIm*ii Iw In tlw wenih-tb-yearof hi*' ^ WW. the rellrt from th-Marking «wrr*of -nlered

the Htalr oufCht In Iw »elmnir to him.

Twenty yean, h long enough anyhow, • " for any man iowrve in one -|>ul>!k' |->- v *«i* »r>l aitlun ekethm OovtatffrtK WEBTH made tl»e mUiafce J side i of bia liletlme when lie m-iKind fr»<m ‘ T( lr

the Mupteine Court beuih, with nearly .ielejnltioii

>

jaffoi

ot F< i a h jv

Carmen Hr- con

High Class Dry Goods

AMD

Ready-to-Wear Garments

found*.,. K pubUra

- nation made hy Uie rare nark gang. ' senate, hut )t now t.a* the He will retire from offlre next January | >frf j ttll , 1Mrvl helming m.-ii •rit. with uu^mihility of gaining anotlH-r j of iIm- *t|«t. I-.-r- . hyapioiuinient, tbougb lie tnlght p<»-j suite tegMati-n for. tiir future aibly be elected to «mie minor ptwhi .n nand. of tlw Kepubliean*. an In Hudwiu county. He couldn't getwill be frwarded <>r oondi>mn.*1 hack to the IwxWatuiv fr.au klorria t i n g hi their dMert*. The r.-m ouU,,, . v - _______ tiona haie demoii«tniied the tw The moat pretentious eharaeters _'he intelligenl '"..-r* of the Kt, generally the greatest fraud*. The, no lnDK '-' «■> • n*"*". •** men who are all the lime lawstlug I'wy •dand ready to repn.Uatean tbelr auperiority in any one thing „ r «i>kh deflea XBe-wtU of il.r . line of bu.itiew are the ones that we! Tlw l»emoeratle|wrty wa»overt abunld watch mo*t catvftill v and look irro-p—alNe b-a.tr-out for. One of the ino*t useful qoali-1 "I' 1 " 1 of rwkhi-iiea*. kgislan-d I tiea of the mind u U> lewrn to quickly fc “ aDd ■«aiu-t the inter.*!* diaccrn the true charaL-teia of *trauKrrs ’ ' V!,lle <lw **•’ ‘ who seek to deal with oatu any ewjwc- j ^kdatuM have iu-tituted an Ity.and we may soon eatlmate their! , '' n,ui were retarded Jn Uh real value correctly by carefully mrting extent, by a Hem their tendrney to l**o>t of tlieir deed- : 1 ."'airn—r -» nian

•mnoun '*"•

j^rcat pi!r,it.!:-' lh,y i'llht g oo,k ■ "'THE EXTENT OF 1 HE ^ BAROAINS S Our prices . i s.mii.ti .*1 Garments aa.- I> .a ;a; '“ day Hfty f».‘r cent hi^ln-f J we have Ix-cn U !oh i!i • ‘^jket. 'Expert manage ’jjjcontrols our Inr lo.- . v j The market L portVitA u

[lopular store.

tld avail of the extraordinary’ adt a»

' new. seasc

and it. atl< lower prit

iced prices, is now under way at t man within reach of Irlphia

* l"-™ gnstt>f rriutrd

this rhrjacter in the very heart of the season is deci.lcdly unusual, our cusu nsers unsurpassed ofipommitu-s to mature wifiter ouiiiu at ■ Picase understand, not evrrythi^ in tij •d.—but in every department great re<.hfc:th'P«~ttt\e been made.

A personal visit, if practicable, is advised.

S7RAWBBIDGE & CLOTHIER

RHI LA DELPHI A.

Van. tics in form. | 11 ^ j largerquantitu^ofhi^hgradeii. | "■'jand progressive methods ;

wnd by the exenaive

ic prouou

-* Hh'iu lil make a ntudy

tbl* malter. and early leam to put a proper value uj-oci IhiMe they may ums-I in the world. I'huBe who do not do ao are the one* aharper* and frauds arc

looking for.

Pwmj-rs EHS is ode of the most useful of qualities, and every ooy ■hould learn this bet. beani to think quick ' '.andact atdnce In all y.iur undertaking*. This is one of the main ruati* to sucw. Those who make fortune* arc the one*

- who do the work while other* are

thinking alsHit it Act prompt and quick but not rashly nr reck lowly, 'Moose yoiir head.” Pruaiptnow and decision sttrugthen the mind* of lba«e who line to the top in all the cntcrprl-c* of this world. When a boy ha* an errand dr a task to do, be should do it a* quickly aa It can be well and properly done, and If be acquire* the hal.it of thus doing the Habit will stick (u him for life and be of grea^beneht to him.

w -r .i.f. —a —, w hetv

XHi: WOTK o»- M«;w ji:hni. Tlie . ffiijal returns of New Jcis making origgs’ actual plurality 2S,:U0, des'elop some slguificaut facts. The total vote of (be Prohibition, Popuii*t and Social Labor |aiLk-s was li.SOO. Theae figures -bow a lu*. to the I'roliibitionisl* of a tout IM). and a gain to the HorUUsts and I'optfllsts of SOW and 1000 respectively. The Prohibition party in former year* has ism strong in the Slate of New Jersey, and it* rank* have been rwruited > in(*.tly front the Hepubliiwn j*ny. The dteliue of the prohilHtion vote shows that the members of that party are returning Hie ranks of the Rr|nit>llcans, and with the Intention of remaining there. On the oUier hand, the increase iu the Socialist and Populist parti.-, plainly indicates that the Democrat* are- open 11 espousing the cause of tbep natural wllkw; that, as in all other Stale* w here the Democrary i. going to piece, it. followers are Joining thorn parties which follow closely In the line* of the aim.*.;

t* pa^fy reluw-d

lion his name or endorse his ad (ration in a State Fyli vent ton his tenure of ofiWe rich and notori'* criminals have been pardoned at 1 dictation—lieBa*appointed corrupt a dits*.lute men to oRice. and alloweii t! machinery of Justice to be reverted at to protect wrong-doers instead of e forcing the law and punishing If, as ha* been claimed, the •if New Jersey ha* been HcnioenMie, the election* of the past thnv year* > proof positive that the je.i;-lc have grow n tired of corruption and mh.ialr, and that they will eup|s.rt and sustain the parly (bat cmduci* tlw aRairs of State In an honest and economical manner. The |wnple havec ntklencr in the honesty of John W. Grigg* and they believe ttiat under bis administration the Slate has a bright future before it Public plunderer* will be driven from places of honor and trust, and before his term expire* men of ability will fill tbelr places and shyster political lawyers will have toretirr from the beach. In hi* speecliesAr promised the people that if ele.njjrf he wimld use hi* influence to lA'v useless offices—created solely to reward poltticiahs—aboiislied. and he will keep Ins word. The |«*>p!e of New Jersey have performed llo-ir dnty learles-ly. and we predict lhal the future will prove that their confidence lias not been misplaced.

a tliembei of the State B-ard iH r», law Judge* iu ('amdeti, ler and Passaic rountie-; Lay dg«- in Allanth-. Brrgm, Huriiogtoii, I* - May, Oumtariand, Ewx, Hndii, Mercer Middteuex. Monmouth, •rri*. Ocean. Pwmsir, Salem, S-mier- : and Fttion: Pro*e>-uiurs in Muu.•uth and 0<Van. and a uuniiwr of

defunct oipanisatbm. I’m* lx the re:.! WJI and itTeennl** a»p^ai ( I di-iru-t

aigniiicaure of the vote of New Jersey and It la very probable that, subjected to the same analysis, die flguuw in every other State where elect ion. have bseu held recently would develop tb.

same lendenck-.

lUEnt CK OTATK HXPMrtaKS. Now that the election I* oyaJet all taxpayers agree upon one point—the reduction ofHlateexpenst*.. Too many offices have been created solely for tinparptme of giving positions and salarirtto politii-iatu.. It Is not neiv-snary ai this time bi bold ettlier party re*|*.ii»i Ue for (be useless expenditure.fmouey on IbisacnHiul. Perha|w Unh have sinned iu tills res|m1, but (be ivoplr should demand a ref.mu and see that it ia put into practical operation. AGeneral Sewell said, iu a resent interview, there are too many state Ihwi.U of variutm kind* and entirely t.*> mam sinecure isautioi,.. Wiien one ctm* to consider the matter, and sum them all up, ti is a wonder that a legi-lativi body could have lieeu tn.lu.vl n. emu I ■o many laws of a useless and rxlravagant nature. The ciaim tiiat o.rp.ta Uon* jay tin- taxis and that the peopleare therefore not affe<-iid. U founded

upon a false theory

In IS9S GovernorOrtggw will name a chief .rf the Kureau -J. lunsg and Statistics, . I list rict Oitirt Judge, h. Hoboken; Law Judge* in Atlantic, Bergen, Hudson, Morris. Fnio.i ami Warten Counties; toy Judge*, iu Biiritngton. fan.deli, fajs- May, (,‘omtwrlaud,! Wouceder. HunU-rdon, MereV-r. Mld-j dlexx. Mimmuuih, Morris, ticean. Passaic, Haiem aiKly*ti>«ex: Pmsecniors in Atlantic, Ca|* MaV. Hudson, Mvfcer,

M<>rri*, Sussex and Union.

All these- ps.hi.it1s an- now held by Ihmi.*-rats. . Secretary of State Henry !. K. i-c.v has Is so in ..Rice since liTl; .ttorney General Slwklna since 1877;

... . . Supreme Court fierk B. K. lav since - """"" ■"<. ,>,i ah™

many a mill and tunied the employ

elifninatin^ fn ‘'Ibusiness the

jW su- nerd of making to order. Fast jfrottinjf sales prow the wisdom of our present,

corset management

Eleven models in the im ! ported Lilian Corsets. £1.25

to 56.50.

Eleven models in the do i mssric L K Corsets. 75c to i

$3- 2 5.-

We consider these the two j best makes of corsets.. Thev ! constitute a perf. ct stock. Bin ourmanager is alert for others. ; Witness the three following bargains in corsets—

Raisers of VVool never received so little fur Wool as now. Jt i!! - raw material is so low in price isn't it lair that Clothing ou^ht to be corresjjondiuglv 'low in |»rice. 1 luak rs, initltHeiiien and the wholesaler are interested iu _ keej•?!]•■• Inch prices. Votir best interests are served by com in,c direct to our store. We manufacture all the goods we sefl expressly lor the wearer. Our aim is to tiell you at lowest possible prices thereby increai

our business another Million Dollars. ^ '’L loiuw just as well as we do—the lai iness the less the rate ol expense.

Tou r:cii t wonder that we set, Men's III Wool Soils' 55 end $6 75 You II gat an excellent Winter Oiercoat, III Wool 55 For $10.00. 512.00 and $15.00 First Class Best Suits Boys'—it he is big. $5.na : Small. $2.50 and on up. Keep before you it won t cost anything to verify our statements. >> e paj your Railroad Fare on ordinary' purchase.

reasing the bua-

WANAPWAKER £: 3ROWN SIXTH iSi MARKET PHILADELPHIA

a mi-.m Hi.icAM ntanHMBMT, Nothing but criminal blundering .hi thc|«K of the leader* and *iate*iue<i rf the Republican party can n<>w pre- j eut tbealectioa of a Republican Premlent next year. The verdict re<*.rd>*l by the people last year In the heat of 1

Atgl.tS

eoatfl with salhips; in whits

drab and black. Ai •t.rS-ZZCore heavilT bonc-l

" Iso t«wk":*^.foi*e. Value tt.zs. is of Trench cootil;

An cxperii-ncvd

woman devotes her t

F. E. Champion, Note the Cut in Prices of ICE, COAL, FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, Ksnst* M.... 1— n..< r..... .11 e . *

At M. MENDEL'S

1625 ATLANTIC AfENUE, ATLANTIC CITf, N. J,

Pun Sphi, l,ur It- G-n g-.m, *1 S i.:

WOOD,

tention to the proper tilling

j of mail order-i.

fUll oppn

rely upon the merejc of lb*- ' w . .,1. ,-, ..

*..upkitch.-os and tire bread fund— ANAMAKI.R’S CARRIAGE ROBES hn* twen re|reate<J upm soiree reflect umi Pmi^nstcnt* N. .em’-vrll. ilWl We have to thank the Ger and aftgr the Democratie tariit ha- hvi yf detlarati:'* of facts concern- mans for some of the very best r*t

ing One Hun fed Thousand j Carriage Robes. And the de- S’ ftotlurs’ Worth of Xc;o Fur signs produced for this years, g CUTHUHli. ~ s.-IIing an uni<jt!.-iy gM.>d. 5

bring them over direct—prettv £J much ail the line produced by 2

AlISLongtlui Cut to Ordar.

OFFICE ADD RESIDENCE

634 Asburv Ayrnl’

SKASt CXTV. !*t. J.

Tire Tan ft Hill ahlrh lately Is*-nine . law ba. kius-ked the t*.ttom uofo. nvs. and tire puivhaaer can u..w seeure relisl-te goals at our h<*i*e at rain iMy low figure*. Investigate for x-ajire-lves. . . -

•(resk f.g itself. It ><*t emphatic veidlct. hostility to the Wilson

of Democratic adminMuaiiuu »f publi.-

have invwMcd h»i-

earntd inotM-y it and they are a* 11

lion as ai

to intest hi* n Rat it I* Immaterial a* to a lien- Ihvj burden falls, the (art i. llrerr is 1... much iii"i..y d mw 11 fr-an tire Hi sic j treasury for the labor pertu(are.i 1 W ben IU legislature inert- n-xi Jan ' UJU * R slsajl.l ininredlalcy ic|«*i I wsue of the law* ttoi »»rv j /ortin- |4ir]KMrtrfpelnduulug politb-ten. *

It I* this sober second thought that is of value. Big majorities were to Ire exjiectcd a year ago, but trig majorities indicate a settled determination to restore Republican ruleis and to undo mischief that ba* been wrought by Democratic theorist* and wtU-oMtre

• isp chasers.

‘peaks out m.et for-

cibly for Reed for President, lowa’graud majority is notice that Allison ha* a hold upon the people oft be Norttit. Tire .11 agnitiient figure- of Ohio intended a* an iudoiM-ni.-iii of McKinJey, a* It was generally munded Unit if Campbell won tl.r ti veri.i-rslup hi* nomiupUun f..r Preeklent ,. u Um Demis-ratic ticket was liwvilahli-. Tire Republnau vi.ri.n-y in Maryland, while

tionnfu re ,rrr S, Z^ °k THE TRANSACTION

(••irmau, n-ihls out a bo|*-. at ica-t. tlist

RepubUron priori pies may win in lire l* ' s the largest operation alt-lm|.»tant PresKieullal camiwlgn .rf of its kind vet made in this next year. In New Jersey uatfonaU country. Mat'ilf lUs ol amount

o-i--r.au-, and It,,- tin

campaign, and tire Rcpuldl.an* will , , - , , - . , euter the Presidential mnmi with a ” er *>' ,n R ra ' cu ' :lt,on * na s, ' < ' eunfidetm. iiasediipiHi two *uis**.ivr upon fair retail marki-t prio-s Republican yictorics New Jersey is today. The goods arc distinct ‘Hitof |d^*-«*.|,g the Dein.*rat*and from and additional to our! f^sirTire^ft; n « uUr * wk ^ 1 " r ;

WHAT THEY AffE

Principally Capes, made in j:. the latest style!, from p-hryu mm known as AsLrakhan. l-ll.tctri that fied. Canada and Wool Si-ai j' mci- They arc front the work rooms |

ly of lire U.noi I be of - t A e lading cloak maker o! ' i,*'-li catMlidaJ«s tot oL'::, l ^' s conf>%|- * niimifed rash 2 ratie maymity ln» twru rndosed Dbldc tileV^ply and cartful ; diyo-t, ad to the hope and SekctiOn of skip* po -viblr. bat the nani Hares |nirty bos' Ample facilities and great CX |’

the leading maker. Ready to j be looked at. Ready to be j bought by you. 512 to 538. i

John Wanauakek.

B.C.INGERSOLL&CO.,

UMIKRYHKKRS H.N'D KJJ H 8 ItJJ KRS.

w* are tll'.ir lri|.,.r.■i to t»Nr .-bargs oil JSini,Jtri,^l‘l.thidslf.bia «.,d Ws-si f,.t,*nils. | TEFI KIKS A- K KATES.

UVDEKTHKHKS

AND kJJHFn.JdKKS.

GuatsT a Last. MsNaotas, "rt* jxo- MO WWT AVKRCE. OCXaX C1TV. I». J

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CITY SHOPPING MADE EASY!

IJ1SS p. S. I48YTHEWS,

At THt GLVCtNE COTTAGE, riJre'^T ! »«l»j foe, ttira 7lli 51., Octu Cnj,» J., j

o cz GO

GO CD

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w. L. BERRY, Manufacturing Jeweler, NO. aa SOUTH SECOND SU. I*li llurtclpl.il,, *»«. lU'IMlrtnc a *i—.

fi. ^TITE^CO,,

DEALERS IN

m IRA S. CHAMPION,

ICE CREAM.

HailrD.il Tim.-?.Mrs. IJEXS»VLV*Ma IUU.fct.AI..

1 W EST Ji fca. A x u

LUDING lilt DEALER OF 0CEIH CITIt.

Pine, Cedar

V

and Hemlock BUILDING LUMBER.

r l-hlls.i. ipbl..;

SntDU Slmuwl Asburj kmut

p » »LBERT GILBERT.

GILBERT i LAKE,

SMIrg, Flooriig, WMds Frist.,

lut, Ossn, Blinti, ■nlM

Brnduto, Turaltp, Shlnflle., Pickttt, Lilli, Uni, Cesut.

ut ofU-r all It «* in New isuiuUj will toru. to w k Dwiuorracy i* it,«uui.l l«-i mug lias Irecn i AU th, igire-uut fa.'igu in. lire slum* irf tire iu -

House & Sign Painter. knd'“MrX? n - ?

‘ i'sSEskv^” Miss M.E.MtTTHEWS,Inist, ZTTVTliz?*

rrtMt-: and tsHot*.

Orders left at No. 759 As-

S j bury avenue will receive imme-

jtiiate despatch by Tdepbone.

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