DEVOTED TO THE GENERAL INTERESTS OF CAPE MAY COUNTY.

CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, NEW JERSEY, SATURDAY, AUGUST 14,1880.

NUMBER 24.

COUltTT DIRECTORY. ! JUDICIARY. | rasniDiva i'Dqe—-Hou. Alfnxi I?««d. ; Lat Jcdobs—Jon. E. Uujrhr*. Cupn t May city : Jivwe H. Drrerty, Donnutilie; j Kotuer* 0. Oandy, Tuckalio**. Cok^iMioxKt SrarLCs Fund—J. B. Hwfftnnn. Court House. Su*iurp—WillUm JI! Beuexet. Orsrr CuttlKTO*—Harid T. Smith,

Court tfwMe.

CoDMTT Cl*HX—Jonathar. Hand. Dvrcrr 44 —MorgHn Hand. PtiMacurok Fucas—Jainea R. Hoa^-

land, BHdfeton.

KraaoaarB — William Hildreth. Co. Srr*T. PrMur IstarttXTiojr —Dr. Moarteu Boaftiey, DctmiAiili*.

UNION HOTEL, Cape May C. H.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 2. T-riU-a wl na. *L U^Tx 1 *. K \V. rt. I^an.lnc. I». D. H J. F. Learningi $ Son. DENTISTS. OFFICE DAYS: CAFE M AY* COURT HOUSE. Tue^daym, Wedneadayn, and Satunlaya. CAPE MAY CITY, Tuaadaya, and Wc<ln»*iJt.ny>‘. SOUTH.SEAVILLE, Fridays,

mcfaltlrr.

Physiciwi and Surgeon, CAPE MAY CO CUT HOUSE, X. J.

mohAlyr.

J, B. Hlffman, "corXSEI/lR AT l.AW. SUPREME OOUUT I.OMMISSIOXER. ASP MASTER IX CITAKCEHY, Cap. Map C. U., X. J. ■ a i May rity

1 This long established Hotel is still open for the reception of permanent and transient guests, where alf attention will be given to

their comfort.

POETR Y.

William Eldridge. nphtilyr. A. Y0URI90N,

Treasures. 1 liave Mttno srlUtrred flower* TJmU are aoflly laid away; Not beeanar Uiey were *o bcamtlflil AjmI fraaraat in their dnjr; Bat little Oncers Hasped tiiera, And little Up* ranawrd. And little band* *o tenderly PbKed them on a mother's braa»u The paper that Infolds lb tun But ‘tla yellow now, and crumpled, And sinlnad With many tears. Yet, though they look mo wort Ideas. Thi* jmjier and the flower*, They dasp and hdd, like links of cold, Mftnorir* «rfJewel hour*.

Are like the nun's clad ray. Hut 'tis not tor this I prize them— It la only that tl»ey restore The tender grace of a loving buw, That gladdens rank no more.

And I playad it'upain. 1 may as well •ay here that I was called on to ‘‘play it agin” litre* times during the erening. Then I played Fisher's hornpipe. .Some oft he young men wanted to dance; hut, as there wasn't room, they had to be contented with a shuffling accompaniment, which they performed writh their feet. I followed the hompipd up with tho Wrecker’• Daughter Quickstep, and the Tempest. As D happened to know an old song set to that tune, he struck up and sung it. Am I was playing it In pretty lively time, and his song was religious in sentiment; the effect can be imagined. I tried hard not to laugh, but I felt the tears start. His

into a new

• Ship-wrecked u

ten, at mldalsht, town to Hlng—

every Matarda).

mchGlyr.

•las. IT. Nixon, ATTORNEY A COUNSELOR AT LAW. Orrica ix lx*ra*xcs BriLpixo, MILLVILLE. N. J. Mrs. S. R. Conover, I'ashlonabic AfiJtinxr,

cn Steket. Bki.

MILLVILLE. X. J

Fix

L. B. CAMPBELL, bRAi.Kit i?e DTOVES. HEATERS. KANOES. JINWARE. rilTLERY. Cl LASS WARE. Ac,, Ac. Hiou Stkickt, Mxllvhajc. N. J. mchGlyr _ J. P. BRItk,

AND DEALER IN

READY-MADE HARNESS, CAFE MAY 1. H., N. J. Please Call and Examine

Our Stock!

i We have on hand a good aahonment of l. Ready-made Harness, Collars, Bridles, Saddles, mips. Rubes, Nets, Blankets, Ja-

lises, 'D unks, Etc.,

ALL OF WHICH WE ARE SEI.L!X/i

AT LOW ( ASH FRIUES.

, 0|>en Wagon Harness as low as $ K 00 UarriHgc Uarneee n« low as 10 00 AND MANY OTHERS OF DIFFER j. ENT STYLES AND FKICES.

me hrukon plaything* v anflly laid hw ny, ic dainty little csnnent*.

hadn't he«rd o’ their bayin' anything.” Thursday evening came, and we repaired .to Mr. Brown's. I heard the tnclodeon before we got to the door, and as we pasSeSfaHta-'Vrindow I looked in hnd saw Dca. D who led the singing at •‘meetins,” seated before the instrument in a much-doubled-up position, “picking out’’ a tune with the first finger of his right hand, while the rest of his fingers were clinched in hi* palm as if be wanted to keep them entirely out ffi the way. One or two old ladie* sat near, listening, and I heard one of them say, as we went in, that she thought “Brother D ’d learn to play in- no time, ef he had an instrument." To

which Brother D—— responded, n* he j singing turned the straightened up, and released his cramp- ! channel.

ed fingers, that he guessed “ho could “Le's hare some ringin’,” projioKed j git the hang o’ the thing, but it was - Brown. “Somethin' we all know, j kindar hard work, he jedged, till n Piny us‘Lay upcloster, brother, cluster." : person got used to it,’’ -and thereupon j That's the song that takes me right in he took a long breath and wiped his { my weak spot ev'ry time. You start it,

I fatigued hand on the leg of his trousers. ! deanoir.”

Mr. Brown, bluff and hearty, advanced ! The song Mr. Brown meant, 1 infer- ; to meet and welcome us. He hud his j red, was tho ‘‘Dying Californian," a# 1 ( trousers tucked into hi* boots, was in j heard -it sung several times in S ■. 1

h'At. In- ! was right. Deacon 1) coughed.

• deed, he. with several others, wore their I cleared his throat, and began. Everyj hats the entire evening, with the ere-i body joined in. Some of them couldn’t ' ception of the time they were at supper, j ring a tune to save them, but they sung j “llow’d yc do, young man? he said, j *R the same. Several of the old ladic*

j Blinking hands with me. “Glad to see J wove affected to tears.

i ye. Miss Brown, she was afcard you’d I- “Jerk out the wobbler,” whispered j giv’ us the slip. - * Take a cheer.' 1 : Brown to me, between the last verses, ! I took the “cheer.” As nobody of- ‘‘That'll make it solem'cr." 1 didn't i fcred to take my hat, I sat and held it. |. know what the “wobbler" mount, but I was tempted to wear it, and be in ‘ he helped me out of the dilemnn by pull- ’ fashion. 1 «»g out the tremolo atop. So the Hist

Mr. Brown wit down and filled his J verse was-sung to a “wobbling'' avcom-

i pi|*e. Just as he was proceeding to ; paniment, which, 1 'suppose, satisfied * light it. a red-haired, freckled girl of ! his longing for an additional solemnity ; about 16 sidled up to him and gave him to tho pii*ce that allu* took him in his

: a nudge in the ribs. _ . weak spot.’’

I “Wall, what's wanti’-dF' he demand “Wa'n't that sueet !" said Airs. Brown ; oil, * S*lipper ready ; to Mrs. W . “I wish Nary could Mary, for she it was, I knew at once, j pl»)' that, her father likes it so. .My! | by the description I had been given of j I"!* can’t he jest bent ev'rything? I j her, whispered something in an under* j don't *c«.how he knows wh«

tone.

“Oh. ynu_ wan I the young felh play, do ye, an’ don’t dan* to ask That's it, is it and Mr. Brown winked

his fingers, but it *«cms real easy to

him.'’

*» You ring Barh'ry Allen, Mi*' Brotrii,” suggested Mrs. W . “I alius liked

all that pi.

An Evening Musicale.

I had been s lettletnent, on

bind

was prolonged ttTmch foresaw that 1 should i ' away tiefore Thanksgi' Imught a melodeon.

HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, Ac. • MAIN HTKKKT, NK-VH THK UUIIKJK. MILLVILLE. N. J. mchGlyr j

„. heivr . A: Yoiirison^ ^

J. L. STEEL,

CAPE MAY C. H. LIVERY ATTAtHED. Horses always on hand, < For Sale or Exrhan;r, L. Wll BATON. pwliftlyr :

Notice!

To Those holding Policies in the Mill rill* Mutual Marine A Fire lysur-

anoe Compapy.

MANrFArTURF.R OF

LADIES’ AND HEYTS’ , Sarab'il hauirn.

FASHIONABLE

, a Wisconsin **. and my stay an extent that I lot be able to get ing. Brown liad t wo- the first one one, in fact, that

rcridcnts h.id ever ite<>n,

ami it wa* the cause of much neighlxtrhoo<l gos-ip. Sum* thought the Browns were putting on quite loo much stylo. “Gittin’ airy," my landlady expressed it. **F guess ef he’d pay his honrat debts he wouldn’t have much money

“His

left, woit't she?" chuckle*! Mr-. W , who <xilled in to di*cm>s the matter with Mre.-B . “She doji't know <mc tune from another, I should jedge. by the

surprised that Sary hadn't a-hed | no one had introduced it*. \V

! m>t introduced at all, I may n* well say ! chon ! right here. Tq tell- the truth, giviflg I wa I introduction* wa* looked ujioii as a kind i agam ! of weakness jwculiar to “uir-y" jtcojile, : by the good people of S . In a six | week*’ day there, I was not introduced

ng Barbara Allen,

ncludcd,

So Mr?. Rrown Su and the guest* came chorus. When that

I wa* called oil for Yankee Doodle

After which, I jvas requested by D to play something of a

religion* character, and they sung “Am 1 a Soldier of the t'ross," “There i* a

tilled with Blood,” and .other

Raising Ton* Quails. Henry Ben brook, 'a dealer In game residing at Raritan, has succeeded in raising young quails, an operation that has been tried in the United States repeatedly, but which hitherto has proved futile. Four years ago he captured two Morris-county quails, the female being lowland and the male highland. The female laid twenty-four eggs the first year, but could not be induced to uct. The .tt-ooud year Mr. Benbrook was in Canada, and nothing was done With tho bird*. The third year the female made its nest, laid twelve egga, and after setting ten day* died. The male bird thvn xat on the eggs, and six quail* wore hatched. They were all | raised by Bonbrbok, and are still living. These young quails began laying bu May 21 last, and up to July 31 have laid one hundred and eight egg*, hut they show no sign* of setting as yet. Some of the eggs were placed under a | bantam chicken and six of them hatched, and the quail* are alive to-day. This | experiment of raising young quails has | lioen 'undertaken by game societies all over the world for year*, but this I* the first any one has succeeded, so far os the record show*. Imported Blooded Stock. | Hon. Thomas II. Dudley of Camden, 1 whoac return from a hasty visit to Eu- I i rope yesterday was noticed in Tho i Tress’ succeeded in making a purchase ou which his heart was not. Mr. Dud- | I; ley’s particular hobby is Jersey cattle, | ! of which he has as fine a herd j j Mcrchautville place a* can be found ] the country. They were exhibited aiid r.-ceived first premium* in several olaxf• j e* at the New Jersey State Fair last fall, i though in competition with herds which seemed uucqualed- Hi* famous bull i wo* not thought cqmd to some others, and Mr. Dudley decided t6 have the best one to be found in the Isle of Jersey, if money would buy him. He suc- , Cccded during hi* visit in buy ing tho Fanner’s Glory, which took first premium last year of the Royal Agricultural Society for all England, and this year j for all Jerseys. The animal was shipped on Saturday lust from Liver|*>ol for Thilndelphia on the steamer Lord L Gnugh, and is expected to arrive next week. In ri-*i>onsc to an inquiry a* to I the price paid, the purchaser said that was a secret, but he felt sure it was considerable more than ho was really

..rth.

f her fatlH 1

t old and fa\

keep froi:

ful remark by looking un 'The result was that sin* h cn! that 1 had hard work

laughing, for her eye* w.-re *o “growsad’’ Doodle that pna seemed looking -southeast, j much npp

while the «tl 1 stlpjK»se «h while, for hr gcted about

After supper, I wa* immediately taken back to the melodeon. when- I played, “by particular request." the Yankee

ud much

isiiing.

r looked directly up, and the part of Mr.- and Mr*. Brown, th*

t looking

1 San-

ud play like that,

more singing. Sentimental am song* followed each other* rap h a sprinkling of jig« and othm aorreaus." Of all musical even that was the Tu<»l so of any I hav«

sings

1-s'p.,

I they think a girl with rod hair I freckles, to my nothin 1 of squintin’, ha P : got to hcv wtimvthin 1 to altrark tin

ail th

.* got red, and she fid: ; l l** bashful manner, and religii o her*father. ! idly, i

i “I say. *'posen you do play u* sonic- lively

’ -thin!,” said Jlr. Brown. “We’d lik

i hear the tiling squeal right out.” ever seen.

I went lo the mclodiMtn. A “solemn ! “1 sh’d think the tbing'd ach B hush” fell uiK>n the party. The old Mr. Brown, referring to the in t ladies drew down their faces, and ceased “If* Im-cii a-goih' purty stiddy, i knilliilg ; the young folks mistake, 1'iu much obleeged

• giggling ; the only sound 1 could hear

the puff, puff of till

r* ef the

S ENT 'pt THE “G AZETTE". «»FFD E. i I;

CATE MAY C. 11.

ichfdyr.

don’t git up a party,"

B .nodding her head wiseW —*•. “They allu* do when

they git something new. They did last year when they got thoir jau lor cheers 'an' jhe Mify. you know. They will now,

*ee ef they don’t !**

Mr*. B proved to lw a wise prophet. Two day* before Thanksgiving, Mr. Brown “ifrnpped in," and before he

i lie

of the

the

ifcWn: of re-UiMirtu* J

j Stnrdivsnt’s Great Catarrb Remedy, rt . ollllU g,,],,' t o

> civtug ' romr ’round.”

STl’BDIVANT’S CATUIRH RI.XEDY I “I want tor to-conn

mpantal .Ul -. con- • Mr.Jlmwiitom.-

t TAUKtl. No

TU%. . • tAken

y nil ’■

dsb * a „/| Sary’*

. IIUls.

i thei

•airaamiWTsqaeslion ubplber »oth In•uroonr* »r.' ooC ill F, L. HULFORI), I>XJRE Fish Guano, FtiB SALE BY YR.4XKLIX HAXD.

>d us tliat the Void have some doin'*

to. “The old woman ! great calcilatiou on t -mu*c thej’ve heard i le sonic purty good | thing that we’ve

room wa* blue with *m<ike. 1 looked I* 0 *"* my audience over, and concluded that a, >d P'something with a tune wouW ' " on, ‘ ! '‘fill the bill'' l»e.*t of anything. My re- ! J'jP,' pertoiru wa# exceedingly limited, so I began with a march “cxtcni|»oriieu" 'from the theme of “John Brown's Body,”

; etc. Before 1 had playi-d a doi ures through, about every fool i r«x»m wa* la-uting time. Ib-f'*r» | ed it, 1 wa* forcibly rciuind<-<i galler)'-boy# stamping out the ; ticnce for a theatre performano

ung man. Ho * Sarr, an’ Mr*. Brow

iWagain.”

That Was at the brcnkiiig U]- of t Jomt 1 o’clock. I thanked hi 1 that perhap* I might do

Hut

iler Imw .*yr

-Mt

* Only a Penny. The following anecdote. *i

lish pu|*er. illu changing hand A singular final

“Geinlcn,” paid the president in rc- • ply. “I fink dat dc inhabitant.* of din kentry um payin altogether too much tenshun to dia wedder queslmn. Dar'S a groan o’ disiwir when it’* hot, an’ a growl o’ displeashur ivhcnit’scold. Ifit rains somebody raise* a row, an’ if if* : dry somebody ol*o him a bone to pick ivid dr power* above. Ebery red-head- ' «h1, on**-hos* white man—eberey-broken I down two cent darkey, has got de idcah j in his head datde Lnwd am boun’ to send him long ji*t de sort o' wedder he want*, no matter ’bout dc rest o’ de kentry. Dc ole man Rubottom, lib- ~ in" iijrdsr by my cablnV b»* got ^wut fifteen rents Vvorf o’ garden track back ofJd* house, an' when it's hot or cold or wet or dry he am so agitated dat he forgits dat any raider soul ho* set out an onion or planted a 'tater. Mo’ dun fifty y'nrs ago I come to de c<mclu*hun i dat I mu*' put up wid eich wr-dder a* d«- l.awd gun me. no matter whedder it | brought on chilblain* or rhuematii**, an’ it was a great burden off my mind. 1

by t:rko it jest n* lc li: umbrelU in go«>d r»-pa

offic

By

“Wall, I i

dared Brown, critter talk,

It. L. How KM-, ., p , l U1 , tu.j r .« 1» SURVEYOR j 2.

Civil Engineer,

MILLVILLE. X.

otu-ntion i ifef sn**

s hke.lv

Hv.lv,*"' > lo entertain < ’ And Mr.

Idnt

e* said that “v

and 1 wa* fai

uipliniciiLs fr»ii

go, M» bbv

id Mr. Brown.

I played Yankee Doodle with ta >n«, 1 earned th** bouse by storm. I — Hr * r exjicrt to play to another ai

chuckUl, cdTe lit kb P*l* twk aoqa a* apnrecblirt as that oil, wq*. bis dcfartqrv^. | am h'uii d on thA piece. 1 pla;

-I knew 't-nul-i h. rru.»rk.rt j u >)p|in , tnl tl|( .

Mr- » —.wh.nh, w-r ron.. -Th.1 . - Er ,1., {„„ ,l„, ju-t

r wli.

k other it happened th • owed «»ne of the clerk* threej>enc icrk^med the cashier twoja-no* owed the office boy two fday l**t the office l»oy, I his pocket, conclude*! debt, and therefor* h he ch-rk, who in tun hi* debt by giving it to the ci

I nick to the Un

ng tha&yhe only owed him one |

_ ^7^ v i th. thg clerk, wli

jer, who i*o'sod it buck Uv the boy iliM-hargcd his entire debt by handing it to the clerk, thereby squaring ati accounts. ^Tkuwh-may be oreti how groat b- the benefit to be derived ft. m a single pennv. There or*- plenty tolk* U-ide cat# that have sharp ruaas. hid in their vel-

A Chemical Experiment. ^

Buy a penny'* worth of |>owdcred sulphur from the druggist and., put * *ea»|>oonfti1bf it in a shallow earthen dish. I^ay a dark-red or any colored rose boride the sulphur, but do not let the former touch it. Set fire to the sulphur, and rover over the dish and contents with a glass bowl, leaving it for a!<out twenty minute* or half an hour. Then remove the'cover, and you will find your rose changed to 51 most a pure wliife, which color it will retain for some lime. To restore it to iu former •sdor clip a little piece from the stem, put it in a glasa ai fresh water and after ~ liuic time it wxli rKgam Jh' uatyral

d*-«*p-revl shade. - Bo careful

flilltea of* tilt

oulphi

If