• I tSBfSSSaBSBSE Sea Isle Pioneer. 1\ e. ludl.lm, local editor. .■j i|Apt' — — TERMS : f 1.50 A YEAR. — .JL-dLvwrtLnlxxy I^svtwa fcy," *** * - 4 ■■ - - • -r friday, juke « , tshs. ■ — Wa.vtkd.— A horse and oart lo haul dirt. C. K. LANPm. — We want at least half a duxeii bulb Ing 0»Ubli*liutenU. — Kailroad tie* for the Pleasure Kail road are now coming down. —The excursion llouaa is progressing under the management of Mr. Spencer. —Three or four clambake* on tin. beach every day of the season would he a |M> iug business. —Well* ha* had hU delivery wagon put in first-class order ; it present* u neat a|»|M-arsiioe indeed. — Strawberries are now in market and the prico if ao moderate to admit ol their plentiful use by all. — Wo want more team*, laborer*, and carpenter* ul Sea I*le City to make it poeaiblft to got the work done. — Mr. Bryant ho* opened quite n pretenliou* new* atand at the pflisl-officc and we understand ia doing quite u trade. —The census of children of school Kjn rovealed the fact that we have al ready nearly enough to be formed into a diatrict of our own. —The collage of Kimball k Prince i* being pushed quite rapidly. It has advanced to auch a atnge aa to give as»urr jnoe of much beauty. —The lota in front of thi post ofliw wlricli have »na*rwl the beauty of that locality, uie lo be tilled ui, and the •idewulka nicely graded. — The passenger traffic if increasing and the increuae of accommodation made eon)* time ugo will hardly atloid room for the Sunday travel. • —The tiea and material for the pleasure railroad to Townaciuia Inlet have arrived, and the work will be puahed to completion at au early date. I — Thna. Campbell, our liveryman, U on deck again with everything in hi* line that i* likely to be wanted. He turn* out some »tyli»h leant*. — The farmer* on the shore *houhl ' f plenty of truok, poultry and egg. mi* season, to supply the u reave ill t.ie i-oj ulaiion of Sea Isle City. —We should like to see our hol« I keeper* Co o|K-ratc and procure a ImuuI of tnusic for the Summer ; it would mid much to the attractions thereof. —The address or Mr. Lamli* in the assembly buildings U|*>n the sanitary • regulation* of Sea I*l» City and o.lnr attractions was intently luteued to by a large audience. — Isaac lluea has coin men cod ^building a boat hou*e lor Lewis Tans^stWe understand they will put a nice yai.lit down here for the club of which Mi. Tans is a uiemnei. —Mr. Lamdis will deliver an addnss on next Wednesday night, the 13th. fust, at Mach Chunk, Pa., uj-on the sanitary regulations and other advantages peculiar to Sea l»la City. — 1 1 is nearly lime for the annual Sunday school excursion to 8» Isle; we hear already that the matter Is en gaging the attendance of Sunday-school officers in the adjacent villages. —All resident* should patronise Dr. Otway for averythiug they may need in the drug line, also as a physician when needed. He comes aumng u* well rec oom mended, and is deserving of sueoess. — The church meeting at Jno. Telford'* on Tuesd.iy evening was well si tended and considerable interest manifested in the enterprise. . The commit t* e on ftnanoe re[iort a fair outlook in that direction. —The peat few days has oeused people to commence looking over their bathing robce. It will soon be time now to use them, and wa hava the finest beach along the coast for the ftlll enjoyment of the sport. —The railroad to Sea Isle City it do fng a large and profitable business, both In freight and passenger*. We prophecy thai the freight and passenger business to Hea lata City will be greater than to Cape May. —Mr. Oegan the proprietor of the Philadelphia House will bring his family here in a few days and open his house for buvineaa. ll Is perfect in •very appointment and no doubt will secure the patronage that it deserves. \ — Mr. Hymonda is having a very pretty building put up, corner of Marine place and Cowper street. It is intended as a restaurant, bathing establishment, and amusement ball, being fitted up for all k nda of games, shooting geltem* etc. — The boat recently built for Jim Holmes, by Win. I.. Petemon k a very

pretty craft indeed ; »hc will shortly be ' lauinlicd. Mr. Petersen b al present j engaged build. ug one for L. J. Hjwer ; ! both boat* will be ready for tbo rvgatla ' on July 4<h. —The subject of buiUl.'ug a school hou>c will be the next thing to tmgtue* public attention. It is none too soon 10 1,'iUlf the iimlter, a* Kepteuilicr will soon .rail srouud slid we understand the necesMiry fund, will be foi thcouiing for the msiiitsiuance of same. —It will he e*en by reference else wherein these column*, Oval oouneil has ordered Land is avat.ua put Pi good con dition. Thi* will be s fine drive during tho Mumnn-r and will bo tuucb appreciated, a* tve uiideislend there will be several fast *iepjH-r* on the Ulund. —Couldn't we linvo some lm«e hall matches, bicycle meets and other athletic a|x»iU during the summer? Those who have tried our strand say it U elegant for bicycle riding ami the square nppiniui tho dc|M>t <-ould U- nnoh- a very pretty ludl ground at a small outlay, — Hecenl arriia's at Prospect Hull: E. J. Frost, II. O. Blake, V. Like, Tho*. Hock, M. Thomo*, llarrv Gnrson. Robert Miu-hiicr, L. II. ToU-y, II. W. Middleton and wife, John L. Smiin, Mrs. II. Suiiili. T. Toboy, and J. A. Lehman, of Philadelphia; George Wright, Ml. Holly | K. L. Howell, Millvillo; Mi*. Louie Kice, Towiiaewl-* Inlet. 11. L. Smith, 'Proprietor. CUUKCI1 MEETI.Vj. A puh.ir meeting wa* held «t I he re* idenee of Jnlm Tolfo.il on T« ead ty eve. I M »y 29lh, lo consider the propriety of i building a church. B. 8. Boyiitou wa* j elected ehsirjiisn mid Wiu. II. Davis j Secretary. A motion wa* made to call J it a D-iplUt chinch ; some odd tlw moved to make it a Methodist church, j Tho latter prevailed. John Telford wa* elected treo»urer and E. W. Harris nerni.iiient wsn elm v. Mr*. E. J. Thorn- < a*, Mr*. Jno. Telford, Mr*. Karri*, ami ! Mi** If if tier were appointed a commit tee on finance. A vote of thank* wu* extended to Mr. laitidi* for the donation of two lot*. Mr. B lyn'on was sppointeil to confer with ihe M«-th<*li-i» a* to aid iu the work. Messrs. H. I.ud lain and Matt. Hand Jr. were app< lintel to publish the procee ling* in tho Pio- j nui. Mtvr-. Uagnar and Mehsn | agreed to furnish plan* and *pc iliea lion*; a* did Mr. Boynton al*o. Math ew Hand and 1.. Chester were Hpjmiiit cd to solicit »ub*criptioiis. Adjourned for one week. COUNCIL PRt K'EBDINGS. Met at the office of Wui. A. House. Mayor Well* presiding. Wright, Ltul lain, ll.irii* and llerbell present al mil call. Mintite* of lust meet ing read and approved. Committee on lock-up re ported progress, ami on motion was ooutiuued ; couiiiiitt* e oil cesajiool- reported cases of violating ordinances concerning cesspools. John Oegan, Charles Heyuior, and Arties Lilly ap plied for licen*e to sell liquor i*» quantities loss than fiye gallon* ; granted. Wm. Sutton and II. V. Young were uoininated for road stijKTintendenl — on motion voti d l»y ballot — Win. Sutton elected, Received communication from Mr. Fry regarding surveying and establishing the grade of sidewalks ; on motion Mr. Fermwl was appointed surveyor of the Borough. Surveyor Oldered to eontiuiie the grade a* established. Resolution presented lo. grade Landi* Ave. ; adopted. On motion the super intendent wa* authorised to remove the t roe* ami *tump*, put the drains in good on ler etc. on louidis Ave, K-*o- I lution that A*ri»Unt Mai*huU'« set vice* begin July 1*1, and continue two I months, or longer if necessary, eotnpM sat Ion $2.00 |»er day, adopted. Bdl of I W. II. Davb tor rc|iatring loek-up,$8 'J6, j ordered paid. Bill of W. Woodford j Ayers for one month's salary as Chief , Marahall, #40, ortlen-d |«id. Bill of j B. F. Lai low for removal of garKige from May Slit to June 3th, $33.33, or- ] tiered paid { amount of his license deducted from name. On motion the Marshall* were ordered to purchase the necessary arms for their own u»e. Ad* i joumed. Work Given Out, On receipt of your j address we will make an offer by wliioh 1 you oar i earn $3 to $7 evening*, at vour home. Men, Women. Bov*, or Girls can doit, il C. W1LKINS »N A < t>. 1(13 ami 197 Fulton Street, New York., ~ W ENDEL's" SEA ISLE CITY j PHARMACY, Cor. I.Jindis Ave., & Coral St., 0n$ Square below Po$l Ofct. A tall assortment of Drugs, Chemicals, Perfumery, Pomades, Drs«*ist\ Sindrifs, rtr. Dr. D. B. Otway, • Mttiutgor.

LOT FOR SALE | SEA ISLE CITY! — - — Lot No. II. Block 13, on Ariadne St., b odcicd for sale for $215.00, CASH, providing taken during next 30 days. I Budding *ti]»ulatinii expire J.»n. 2, 'M. Eitqune of THUS. E. LUDLAM. Agentr Sea l»le City ; I Or, JOS. McCIIESNEY, TbeOnuar, Millville, New Jersey. Hea Die, City, June 1, 1883. 0-1. 4t BAHB OPPORTUNITY 1 FARM FOR SALE ! ■ ■ — - ;o: Thi* faiui contain* about 90 ACRES, I and i* provided with First Class Buildings. I It i* located on the kmhI which lead* to T1IE PUBLIC LANDING, near South Seaville, and i* one of the fine*! *it«*« on (ho eoa*t. Dm* half tin* pi»rcha*** mmtoy tuny lie ON MORTGAGE. I Apply to either Tln»*. T'H» im-h«I, South S«-avill<*, or William ToiviiM-ud mi the ptvniim-s. 4-7, t»m FOR SALE! A large tiuiiil*er »»f WOODEN TANKS, running in cn|«acilv iroin 1,000 to 10, (KM) gal's. Addict*, G. W, MIBDLET0N, j 1 2t) Walnut Street, Philuda. I 5-IH, tin. SKA 1SLK CITY Bakery \ Csnfecliotten. w » A supply* of FRESH BREAD, CAKES, A N I) CON I'lvCT I ON KftY roii*Umtly on hand. ! HOTELS & COTTAGES supplied. Herman W. Packler. CUES TER CO T'T. I G E, I Now open corner of Vinelwiid St.. and j ]'|»*a»iir* I* iilr«M«L B**ard by day or j week ; al*o *tuf>lc MOtNnnin«MlaiionH ; term* rvMotuhl*. ae- (iunntna. tt*liln* pnd *allluc t*«it'«** taken oui- yai-lit -Ile^lr." • ISAAC TOM LIN, 3-10 3m. Proprietor and Captain. FOR SALE ! — — * A Pleasure and Fishing Boat ; tin* been »iv<1 for OUTSIDE FISHING, and will carry FIFTEEN PERSONS. She t* 17 r.-et long and f» feet wide, and in one year bid. A (Idles* M. HAND, JR., m Sea Isle City, N.J. IfetduiJiwADuiaat^l light Running |KT . „ . _;.^r — — - — - - I "A ' C-' " i'ip l f ■ I I •SEW1KG MACH1KE CO CH I CA(K>, I LL - - j WASS.

11 ■■■ " * " i ' 1 ■ 1 11 $1,000,000 BONDS OF SEA ISLE CITY Improvement ( ompanj ! ■ ■ ■ tO:— — w FOR SALE PAR! — — :0: — Six per cent, interest ; , payable scmi-au anally ; t and perfect security . Appl y to C. K. LANDIS, 402 LOCUST ST., VWv\ iv vVcY\v\\ viv . —

■ 1 ■ ' EimbaH.Prince &Cl, Vincland, N. J., ■xvcrarrtacas or axv mulms iv Building Lumber, • 4 | Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Anils, Rockland Lime, Cement, &c. — — — to: i — Estimates and Designs Furnished. ffiSfe-All orders will be promptly attended to.-^® Sapl.lSjr

CtTTHC BEsr. t!ME5 • <• Mi I o/«K J I ■ send to theWouse, ha tin q the largest Slock H 3 and guaranteeing the loioest prices, w St^AWISR.IDGES? Clothier £§ wSTIiWSfm Three Strong Points. Point One: Men's Spring Overcoats; . big «ock u>« txkei in everything from the very plain low priced to the finest, from die lightest fancy color to die plain black, front the smallest youths' to the largest of large men's sires. A commanding stock that ever>' l^ht overcoat buyer must see— if he cares to know the market. Point Two: FiftCCIl Li n es of Men's Business Suits. A little money b a powerful thing in Oak Hall. Witness the following: Fancy Cassimcre Sack Suits at $8. 50. and the same goods in walking coat style, at $9.00. Our only boast on them is that they ?.re good for the money. Manhattan Cheviots in six full lines, both sacks and walking coats at $10.00. The buttons and trimmings of these suitsarc worth special attention. Plain Cassimcrcs ; three varieties, in sack style, at $10.00. Very reliable. Five styles of Harris Cassimere Suits, of quiet styles, and in both Sack and Walking Coats, at $16.00. The well-known reputation of these goods speak for themselves. These fifteen lines arc not fragments pulled together foran advert isemeut. They represent two thousand suits, and goods to make more. There is business in them. Point Three: Custom Made Clothing, a urg« dbpUy of piece goods to order. There are very great bargains in all tha following' lines : Class A, in Any ordinary business style, $18,00 Class B, " M 20.00 Class C, H " * 23.50 Class D, w ..M Ji; 0p Our " points " are made sliort and sharp for practical people. % ' Wanamaker & Brown, Oak Hall, S. E. Cor, Sixth and Market Streets, Philadelphia.

— ■ SEA ISLE CITY, Ladbn Island. Y J. ENGINEER'S REPORT. Saa Ule City u located on tha Atlantic Ocean, on Ludbtn Island, on (14 eos»t of New Jersey . vt yl' K. btfitudr, and 74* 4 T E. longitude, 60 mile*aouihaa*t from Philadelphia, and 04 j mile* • by rail. It b 1$ mil** north «wt freed Cape May, and about the aama dielance from At Untie City. The mean temperature of Ludlant [•land doe* not vary much from that of Atlantic City, which U 62* Y. Ihe humidity of the atmosphere b similar lo that of Atlantic City, being equally dry and aal uUkow. It b wt II located for both a winter and auznuieff , reaort, on account of iu climatic ad«anI Ugea. The Island b 61 miles in length, and varies from f to 1[ mile* in width, extending froiu Corson's Inlet, on the north, to Townsend'a Inlet, cn thSN, aouth, and u surrounded b> tha Atlantic Ocean, Ludlr m Bay ard a navagaLle channel called the 'i boroug bfa^, furniikibfi excellent advantage* for fbhin^, sailing and Stillwater bathing. A beach 130 feet wide extends the entire length of the l»bt»d. gently shelving, of very hard, cloae-ywcked sand, affording a fine natural drive U* more than 6 miles, and unusual facilities for walking and bathing, which are not excelled, by any watering place on the cewM. In walking, or driving, j indentation b made upon the unit, affording, in Ihw respect, a striking | contrast to many other beachea, where the Mini U loose and treacherous. The advantage* the beach affords fen bathing, are excellent, there being no underdo* perceptible, an<T in thi* re- < «pect peculiar. The bottom descends •o gradually, that shallow watar exj tend* a great distance from the *hore. 1 In bathing, no icpea are required, and it to safe for women and children. It b mfficicntly north of Delaware Bay to be entirely free from the mud of the bay, and bathing can *lna)» be bad in j slean, clear water. The 'Tast land" of the Island ccnswti ' of low hilb and ridges, with level por> I (ion* of sand, which are found by actual i survey to vary from 2 leet to 27 feet, I the bigheat in elevation, above high ' water. The maadow lands are never aver flowed by high water, except by storm tides, which are of raar occurrence. The abundance of game and fish in ; the vicinity ha* made the Island for years a favorite reaort of sportsmen. The inland hay, known aa Ludlam Bay, aflordm Mile still water lis thing. I having a gently ahelving shore, wr.d j also safe yachting, and abounds in fish, | oy»ters, crabs, clams, Ac. On* portion M A >* only 131) feet from the ws ' beach, so that on one aide surl l-atliing 1 can be had. and upon the other aide { tlill-water bathing. The site *elected for Sea Isle Oty is on the northern half of the Island ; extending to the centre and then southwardly. It will biro i frontage on the Atlan tic of three miles, and extend inland to Ludlam Bay and the Thoroughfare, along which it b practicable, and il b proposed to lay out and const met a carriage drive for the distance of more than two miles. Il b pro|»osed to protect the City from high tide, by a substantial sea wall on the two sides most exposed, and by embankments on the remaining tides, which can be done nt n moderate expense, considering the economical and other advantages. Absolute security will thus be obtain ad against eneroaehmenU by the sea, that have occasioned much dsmare at Ope Msy„ Atlantic Citv^. Monmouth * Beach. Manhattan Beach, and other places. No other seaside resort at tha | present time, has the protection that w i proposed for thb place. Tne Island b uninhabited ; ttowv being no house# on it except two Government Stations, and no oca* pools ( the way b clear for carrying into opernteon a thorough system of sanitary regulation ; such aa you propose under the •uparvbicn of an efficient and experienced sanitary engineer. The Island can he vety easily connected with tha West Jersey R. L, by a short branch reed from 44 to 5 miles in lencth, there being but e narrow Thoroughfare to croass with a bridge. A Government Light-house should be i established on thb Island, aa numerous wrecks here occurred on it, end by a Utile expense on the pert of government in the construction of jetties, two excellent harbors can be establbhnd on the north and south end* of the Island, at Ootvoo's and Towasend's t inlets, which would become Important commercial points by connection with m lroad, and a safe refuge for veeeak ia atonna. The plan upon whieh von propose to lay eut the Ofry b calculated to subserve the purposes of convenience, health and beauty. With proper railroad taeffitiea. and lot* offered at a reasonable price, I do not see why thb place should not be eome aa great a reaort as Atlan'D Oty, bv reason ol Ks proximity to I'hilsdeL pitta, and the cltarecter of the beech. And when the sanitary qUsetion tt taken into consideration, t plana of •von greater resort. The West Jersey Railroad eon make the *emc time to Sea Isle City from rtuladelphta. m to Atlantic CH*. ^ Reepertflilly, H F t RRAN D, iTnef SnginMA