wi#m an.; ml TWMWT.. JCM M. I—- " Republican fa-iutiria.taR- * JAKES A. SARTHID, " arona. HI CHESTER A AETHEE, f or sew r kk- ^ Ckmo sod faocy rarda. mraustod " bO^oM. toler tomb srd faney rirra y tan, printed al the tru o*a oa abort u Mica, and at kraer I atom than.th— r panooa Ran sr. paying vho glr. U, U It Prut Rktotoa Ooreoo. a neB-koosr» a' dllaaa at booth finevlk, dMalkk.fi """■ '» U*» P4*™ «■ Mootoy * 81 thk reek. aflat a paanfal and pro- U Uaetad Utoaee. I'lftfall Oanoa to and poaaaaaad aoaaUnaMa muateal b nblHtj. Ila will be graaUr miaaad la fc the community la which hallred. « The FblkdilpMa Pres. cm-* U> ua ™ tt oaa of the baodsamaat dalliaa la tha M country. Hare Mr. Smith of Albany. „ Err Tort, haa tba adltor- u ship of tba /Van, It baa awakraad to ,, the tmportanre af Ua position aa lha topd iag Bapublkm. joonml of Phil.- 4 M» Oiiya—ii w'dM I affbaaiyl- h vento, who baa btori,p|ibto at Che " B«a Gtaia Hocm, Cap. May Nat. on Friday waa callad la mown lha * dwthrdhk tbfld, which aaaanad at " tba Heaa. tarty la the norataa Tba b mil of the efaM trap tohea to tba d Cnagi n i a aa t bona, toayfag ban by I sstriy train oa lha Waal Jersey. P octal tc campaign rimb"tore. Now ° wfadl will Bro Mag rath do T Will ha , oegeniasa ctohot Us own. now that tba Hia.t>r baa toft Ida oat la tba \ oaMT H.wtll bar. to ban; ap hk cakaa or tba teniae will hart all tba \ Magralh win ban oothiog to moke j Tba plot eTpted oa wbWt Coo- i gram Ball aiood before I! wm destroyed * ha flia,' la to faanbaUt with handsome ' oottagaa. Mr. EC. Knight, a warn ' bfand at Gape May. *01 erect fouror I Am Cbptain Gaargp Tribie will coto- J aad Mr. Zldndga Jobaaoa baa pton. 1 la baad tor aaofhar. Thk improve- 1 aaat will add rary mach to tba ap- < paaao a at that aactiae of oar dly, ' aad wa hopa that bat aahart whUa ' ha required to aflhca rati rely tba apaot ] Tba Epfocapal Chejwl atCbpaMay NH U well adtaaoad toward oom ptotion aad a strcmg aftuto 1* mad* to bar. It raady tba Mtb of Jaly, latbk dlomaa pay. Ckpe Kay at, Mi sonnel vtot, end ilkearnmtly bopad Btohop to hotd ssgte apeo tbat day. UrtS^k wot it* Jtd 'so'^tTLTtA woaM ba gmtofully noatrad aad apSt^SXL'SICt E IfiMi In . Ma » Watotogton MdlUh^N ""i te' 48 site baa taaa naaatty obtained tor tba obawb ■ <ib bt tba Cap. H— a, cyi

Ttoa Wrwaa or atoo ■niaa'ana T 7W faflewtae lattor. wbtdh we'pabIhh brnvnat, waa wrtu» by. tody - who waaoa baard tb* BPtolad flaaaar - Kanagaaaat. which matly aatlidad •) «Kb aoothar M^roar It. Ix»« UUod »" Bfnad aad aaak. Tba wrilar waa a NwMtly a Cap. May lady, bdag th. * dawgbtar af tba lata CVpA Bath U " TVyVw. of Daaoirrtlk. Tha bttar la " lid Inn I to a frtaad lo that plan, aod la aa foUowa : IMt&a Fuai: Voar arar wotlatter waa raeahwd with utaaeera. m ^B»d ma aa wall a. could ba e»- _ p^atad aadar thy adaaainiana Too <* lit'W to f.n tha panlcadara of tba & wrack ; It ia howarar impoaaibta fur ma t, lodeacriba lo yoa tha heart-nodlog p, acaac r aoacta. with IL Tba terribt. hi (or a Ufa-Uma. bait DO word, can do aa acriba what waa aarw aad bit by tfaoae Ui wbo won partldpasta. n I left Philadelphia Jooa 11th, aacom- U pan lad fay daa«hter Etta aod a Hula t (Irloamad Llxaia Pbal, wbo waa logo >> with aa to Bceum. ■ W. antrad la Haw Yort aatoly at » 6 P. M., and want or board lha etao- * ataaming op Eaat rlrar aod admlrtag ^ B o'clock, aa wa bad lo gat op at 2 A. " M. to take tha tralo al Stoolagtoo lot ' boma lo Boatoo. Alter alarplog lima I awoka, aad haarlag a J, lady remark that It waa qwarter-paat G o'clock, I thought I would pi ap k and draaa, aa U would aooe ba tlaac to u gel tba child run up. Whlla I waa . thlakiag, 1 beard a aharp whiatia. b a^r^b. lha light, were «Un- d guiabad aod all bagao to acnam P Mqulrad.'^wbat ia tba maltarf lla ° knew that thla waa a mlataka. aa I „ tha raaaol trambieand earaaa oyer bar aida. I waa draaaad la a tow mlnutaa, aad with lha chUdrae ran up oa tba ao»od deck. Wbaa I got ou dack I aaw two oflWxra with Uto-pra-r^to our bautha mad got the atlll hi tba ladlm' cabin aaraamiag and • ptaying. 1 than raa with tba chUdrag again la lha aacood deck. By thk time rrurytbiag waa ia din eooI tied a ptweaner oa each of children aad an myaalf. wry hu, and waaoa fire. Itookoff baary aklrta, kaoaring that I could 0 battle with lha waraa without then to drag ma down. I mid to hula Liiaia wa would be drowned. Ska raGod." Oh tba though la of that amthat wa ahould j jump ormhoard, aad loid KuaUfoA t low ma Imamdiatair. which aha did. } all around ua' tor a ^"^7^ . orur without Uh ptmarrara 1 aad lha pllaomjppmb ^for Wp 1 gather (or aoma Uma than wan do ] warm but qutta a boary nil, aad at , tinea tba water would nearly atraagia , fioatlog, aad tbay wan of grant | aarrtaa to aa. I aaw a ganllaman a . little way oC, aad I naked Mm tor . God'aaaxc to help m. (Ba waa auppmtiag hlaaaair with a piaca of timber. ) Be earn, over to a* aad I put my diaI eagagad aha around tba timber, tor all ■ tba lima are bad bam in tha waiar 1 > had aerer tor a moment let goaf Sua. ■ Bbewm rary oaid, aad ahakiagwtlb a r chill. 8ba bagged me lo lather go and i try U mra myadf.^Sha add. . bad 1^ thie lima burned u*the^ratar I aad to add te tha borrar af Ibaaltaa- - which eolkdad with Uw°N.mgeoa.i, > ky odfrom aa aad waa throwing ap ■ aad I waa karfbl aha woaM at laka ■ aa an baard. By Uh Uma Ktlal i baad bad toliaa oyer aa tha water aad r Itboagbl aha WW dead, aad I waa ■ abating to with oeM aad my atnagth I m rapidly toihag. that I thought 1 r would bur, to lat pa of bar aad both ■ ba toawaad-^Bat Uaa^thm^U ey tot Zrt'k^u^ntoai' ma > baaaa. Aad I thought, too, of dm r Vkb an tbuto tbougbU flaahiag 1 through my mtod. I nimii to ba aa- | with agwmual .tranglb, 1 aadohmg wttb aaaawud ytgar to tha - Uaahar, tori mtod ant die aad kare toawtar Urn toaudaam at bourn. Aad » wttbuMUp il bgmmugto I bad, ■| I mppartad (Bttah hud of aw tba ' j Wtoar, tor I com id aot babaa. that aba >] aad ob tout Una m paakhto to ao- | j ^dtoa b aua tofly tomato I 1 ;

Third Army ttoya WaawarC gtm'rfthai— m kmwri. toa. ijlwidigtotoliai ii ui mil. || i lha wmatoruf dbttogubaad gntiwato ■ whu tod arrlmd dartag lha day aunmd rMMmtomaparuarih.Mmd.fi. I Third Army Onrpa' Plica wan p leant k to partto pato la their HUU.alh Aaal I ranary BaaqaaL aad thry had aoiadrd the Htockuw m tha mmrno of tbdr mpy 4 ehk ooeaal in . Thk Ualoa la oa. of tha J gather, gtwwtog oat af lha aamdtonm « of th. Old Third Army Corp. win lie. ' mammy gaam. aa Img m lha panic, paata U Ila rtoertae aad battlaa an < Hani I wbh Hfcaad aotrrhy. t Al lha horn of • (0 lha rauaam gath « and la tha cuntdor of tha hotel, aad la • marched lo lha faaeqaatiaf hall la ' of tha mala dlalag-iuwa. la the I wan many promteaat aad dbcla 1 batag GaaanJ Daoicl A BickWa. ax. ' mlalater to Spaia : General John E < Bebtaaao. af Xaw Janry ; General 0. Matt, oommaader of New jrary Suit < S.ikio.1 Guard ; General K. Badd i General t. l B. Duff, of PUU ■ berg P. . General (a J. towetl.com 1 mender of oae of uw brigade* Suit I Halloed Gaud : Colonel % L Cunp < bell. Caiaael E R. Bilaa. of HblWJel I phta. aad Caplala A. K Due tell. Been i tary of Internal Atotra of PeaneylraaU i Oaaerab Mcfcka aad BoMnaoa are oa<- i toddlers, b.rlag low Iheto dartag war. Tba h.adwaae corps tadga i aUraotire appearaace. a. they maichsd that 'mi down lo thTbaaqoel The . nJtmt AAm tba emu bad baca namead. tha Patoa war railed to order by the Vtae Pi toil toil. Caiaael * K BOm. of PblUdaipMA Vhea^lhe^toUowtag^amllBiean t rtc Amad Ana. JTaeef aad tha^Ciooai^y^dway* haa _ By Gaaeral Joha C. RaUaaoa. of Haw Vto lapaf Aepb.'By whom Um achiaeemaau of that oowatry hare torn mad. equally gnat topaamaato war. By Oolcael E L. GamphalL 4. Tht Nrwdb fmm.To o tma^hal Cocm' U tadebced fcr > ta^imto^nStoT naka hSwoaT^'rf , Bp (I man I t. l. B. Daft, of Pitta ' Ito nldiwi tf eider eerp. .— r Whom aotde wrrirae. cm dtfbnat ! eralormdMebty wbl^hlamade the i ' ' By '^ammL VtoSd^itoh, d Paa r ayWaak. "to etoemT " '***• ^ Tha Third Army corp. a tactor - whoatompmuataharalathedacklmaf ] that atrwggk which raledjt luto hrtag ■ *"b7 General W. i. BawaB, of Haw • at a lam hear: ■ S5iS££rin a i -^ESsS*- ' : ilssSKr ' wVS&SSSBS^m ' ssssssr- „ "hato gag" and hapt B. Thk to

Or. B. T. Aided' k hertag kk drag - **Mto. H-f the mtthm of torn. J " Iiukra. of Tackahoe. Aihuuic canat) . k aortoakyOL Tbomm a Kaddm. Eeq.. of Natoa. todaaralag Wbh kk amthcr m Um old I la thie pkra hwUm toacdi of health. Mr. Oeytoa Coram, an of Mr A C.aaoa. of Pamnharg. ucideaaaBy cat hi. heri aeart; off uhh e Myth, oa km It k band that U wm U errata! I week, tmui he a in be able lo hmr hk wetghl apaa kk kmc. The "Torfcahoe Uaag" at work upon tor new railroad ml Atkailc City. mad. j eiarr. Cape. U.' Balky end Mr 1*<2 ' Appkgale. tut. oT the "gmBg " bare re ' home; the former to repair end paint the yacht Jo.tr, (he latter to attend ■ to hk hay taakiug. Cape W. Churchill. left by (hpc BalkJ". day. ego by e youag u.d (the roa of e mlakter kte*y of Twckahm) I to bh employ. The yoaag man bed | dexamped beflbec Mr. Brebr fhcormf that be bad bean robbed. Effort, were made far kk captara. Imt at lam accoaau lid lag. hare been braid of hk uberr boot. Mr. P. EoJkvti. one of the ' C*P« Mat Powt. H J.. I j Jnly li, 18B0 , ' dkau stah : There i. hardly a foot 1 ' of grouod from the Slock too to the Saa | Grora House that la Dot of grant ralue ban for a weak, aod am more than l delighted with everything. We hero . a charming company, good music, ti | oallcnt balking, a superior table, aod little com tor complaint. When the Haw Grand Hotel ia built betwixt j Cape May City aod Cape May PcdoU tba two lowoa wid be unit*!, aod j great prosperity will ensue. There j baa kmu a took of aoUrprma, but, lha tatura of good limae, will maha Tha HTAA drculatra krgaly torn It la ao admirabis paper I am happy lo la able to my that every furnished cottage al Cape May Point has been raited, and thai the new Episcopal Church will be tombed aad raady for service la the course o | two weeks. It k quits a pretty stroe- j ' Mayor btmpeou is indefatigable for { a the good of Cape May Point. * Wa an lo bare a grand re'lScallae j Republican meeting in tbe coons A . ! >. week. Col Fttxgr raid end otben aill d *P~kThe Sea Grove House, the Cape | * Bouse aad the Centennial aUI ba full j is a few days. There k a large aad I * vary happy company et IbeCral named. Eeapeclfully, U ■ to . Dr. WiUtorn T. Keat'ng and hie beaotUul daughter. Mks Mary are „ sojourning at tba Windsor. Dr. * Esatiag is a laading Philadelphia pbyJ Isrfaa. aad tha recent paal years ba j haa dooa much lo advaoca the toteraata ef Atlantic City. * CUMBERLAN D " 4 MUTUAL 1 Fire Inmaace Company. massto^meifaunrwitorM — rwMM ttm xoim. TWO MOMWJ^aTOWVJPrTT TWO.ehhISKBS s

CloihiMg. Ji Clothing. gTherc is in Philaddpbift ; a clothing-house that began I a good many years ago to I do a peculiar business. It marked goods in plain fig- 1 ures, and described them in ' plain letters ; its prices were I absolute, its descriptions ; were true. People had full knowledge of what they j _ were buying there, and yet , „ if afterward they were sorry I u j they had bought they could | go back the next day and ] I exchange for something els^ . i or. if they liked, get their i money back. It was a safe j place to get clothes ; it was j i a safe place to leave money. People liked that bouse. < i ; It grew, and grew, and | ' I greW, until it became a great house. To-day it is ] the largest clothing-house j ' anywhere ; and i* keeps up I | the old practices : no secrets I about what its clothes are made of, one price, and j | the money back if the buy- ' I er wants it. Of course, it i uses all grades of cloths i that arc worth using, and j j makes all grades of cloth- I ing that are worth making ; ! for it serves all sorts of picI Those at all familiar with I Philadelphia already know . that we arc speaking of | Oak Hall, the origutal of | the wanamaker stores. There jias^ been great imI { provemenl in ready-made i clothing in nineteen y*rs ; | and Oak H all has taken I the lead equally in econ- . 1 omy, reliability, and rapidity of production ; in the ' quality of finished work ; I I and in the development of I 1 1 a method of business hav- ; j ing for its first object the i satisfaction of customers. i II It is worth your while to ! know that you, whoever and wherever you are, can get 1 your clothing to better ad- I ( vantage there than any- I where else. If too far • away to go, write. You | , will receive in reply samples j • of cjolbi. and prices of ready-made suits from them, , with a diagram and instructions for measuring. The rest is plain. j Wanamaker & Brown, | Smrt.f-d|lto*r. roram. - Grocer u* , Tea. t, &c. *. gPOHBS * ETTBaKLL^ " DR Y O O OD8, S GROCERIES, : Boob, Shoes, Notions 1 FLOUR. FEED. t PATEJtT MKDIdMIS, TORE, 2 LAID HAMS, BUDS, Ms. " BV0BXS * 1CBSXLL. 3 aautddC tops May Qroasy. M. j. pn BMXT! re RUT 11 ^ WHEELWRIGHT SHOP. g j^axgyaaasras 5 F. 4. MBLHWC r t- "jrerggvr—"" " PAOTERS' SUPPLIES, 2

Dry Goods. ^ BU1LDI3TG OF VXW STOB1 1 M-\ . j STRAWBEIDGE S, CLOTHIEE, | AND CLOSING SALE OF DfiY GOODS j t I ON k AN EXTEAOEDINAEY SCALE. 1 1 A Milion Dollars in Value, five hundred thousand dollars' worth, j GREAT CLOSING SALE TAKE PARTICULAR AOTJCE: i STRAWBEEIGE A CLOTEIEE, EIGHTH UNO MARKET STS. PHILA. 33 C. B. SCOTT & CO.. 33 FTTK.nsTITTTK.E. Flaw Parlor bkiu a Byecialty. V, Sooth tocood Street, Pblktolphia. 33 Goods Packed fijr the Countiy Free of Cliarge. 33 ''WAIT FOR THE WAGON!" Mrauswtwi ntoR ^uinrrtLU ^ A ML" WILLIAMS . C —Lx.ro. is — - —

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j. Hotels and. Cottages. 1 ARCH STREET HOUSE, 1 B. S Tit* rroprlvt ar, ' JTsrSAasst (mini Mr— aad ZMa ) foot or AKcn nr.. rail AIdnmiA. £ fav ktoaaraSsra aad • • Brisks, Oaai, Lima, gc. | pOEIAU! FO« BALE:: \ BUILDING LUMBER : lime. bricks, nails. noat. tfcoto to, M jjj Lto— .totoak-

^VTARKH^3 ^ .swPhflRft, P». Boots and Utaes *•- a* Tsshlsifaa Unvt. ( Qnts and Cdtp* WALL PAPER. tnttr raa cakh. ahd cuh oht. j Hate had all the Credit Treto 1 rant Whoa all mj old creditors pay up 1 may trust again. Will aar shout It. Coras right along with tha cash aad save I ' 'ash raves Lrot. ravra fn.i„l-. to vra trooblc aod rave* moovy. Ckshiaarfaat | I am after, iksh mako " ■ •Uitcksapor smile. Trust makra Ufa ftowu, aod . the debtor I"", somellro. x ELDREPOE JOHNSON • Hall is Here WITH A Ht-PKUOa Ltx* or GKNTLKUKM-s. ladies ahd children's SHOES, FOR CASH, TO SUIT THK TIMES. • (JIVL 1UM A. CAUL. I22 Washington Street.Cape May City, N. J. Clothing. '• mWM MEN and BOTS CLOTHING Kewest Styles and Lowest Prioes Hu'W Smith's Clothing Store Rooms, Mo. 47 UasalBftss Us., (Uft Mmr Uft. «rTbs largrai and aauat soraptstr .asartmeol o) FRENCH. EEULbU and AUKRICAN CUJTHh, CASSIMERES. DOESKIN aod SUM M Hit DRESS GOODS svtr balore otored in this rouotj, and MADE TO OKDEIt AT TNE LOWEST riOUMES. Call Aod aee for youreelvea. Also, a large aod superior stork at READYMADE CLOTHING for Men's. Youths' and Childreoa' wear. Ako. a full and raunpkU stock of GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, such as Undershirt, aod Drawers, White, Fancy aod Cases mare Shirts, UmhreUee,4c. A lull assort meol of lists. Oapa aud Gloves, suitabls loo all seas one, •rcioth. sod Carni meres sold by lha yard ! Ihirticular atleuU.m given u. repairing, and all orders Aled at abort ootioa General Agent In Cape May for tbe DoMorio, Hows WBrra aad other . ending Skwixu MX'UIMKS. Also, for Oarey's Farsto Htmmf MnrfaarArrdies, ISAAC H. 8MITH. | _ Furniture. "GYAIIA1TTEED" i'LULNlTUILE! burger a hand, MAWUFACTURERS AND DEALERS. Floe PARLOR, CHAMBER. LIBRARY and DINING ROOM SUITS, m Walnut, Mahogooy. Ebony and Ash. al Lowe tt Fbeetth Prfcee. Largest variety of FOLDING CHAIRS AND ROCKERS, lo WUtoo, Axmioatar tod Bru—U. I Complete assortment of Escreloirra, lKwk Cases. Ck hi nets. Easels, radratak. Music Ytaeha Wall I'ockets, Ac. , " ALL GOODS -CI' A RANT ELD." KO MTMMEFEEMEICTATIOlf. IXOl MarRot Street, N. W. Corner, Seetl-lr. PHILAOELFHIA. FA. Plumber and Gas Fitter. BARNES <t DELMOTfE, piuul'dsis, Steam and Gas Fitters, cape may city, new jersey. will rtIA all OHDEKa rOB FLUSCfilH^. STEAK £HB 4&S FIT *£H« I \3T UKDERGROUKD DR.4 IK AGE A SPECIALTY ■ 7* ; STOVES L STOVES ! P" R AXIEN! HA>UEH!! or aij. am* AMD rATnauto. AMD EVKAY DESCRIPTION OF MTOVE CAMTI VIM AT BOTTOM fllCD H5 ROOHI& k SPBCL4XTY. thk only practical tin and shbbt-ibon worker iv w ! cape mat oitt. m*8TiMATMS rniunstaD rvs hoofing, Aa mL ; apm-tf. aa-o. oa WdfriliiKton Mtreet. | "A j