MgglMMII ■ ll«T Cape May (ouuO Gazette,

PUBLISH KD EVERY SATURDAY, AT CAFi MAY COURT HOUSE, I. J. Tbmm*— On« Dollar a year, payable in advance, or $1 50 after three month*. Tbansibnt Advbrtubmbnt*— Twelve lints, (one inch apace) 60 centa one in* eertiou. Each additional nusertioo, 30 oenta. Larger advertisements by apecial cou tract. Local Notice*, 8 centa per line. Anonymous communications will not , be noticed under any circumstance*. A. COOFKR, Kottou aki> Puhlmubb. ISfw SATURDAY, ISPTSMBEKTI, 1880. West Jersey R. R. 1 ime Table. TRAINS LEAVE COURT UOL'Sk AS FOl.IAJWS : For Pliila., Camden, Salem, Bridgeton, Vineland, Millville. and war stations, at 7.17 A. M. and 1.55 P. M." For Cape May City, Bennett, and Rio Grande, 11.22 A. M. and G.03 P. M. Leave Philadelphia for Court Ifosue at 8.10 A. M. and 3.10 P. M. 44 Millville for Court House on the arrival of Stages from Bridgeton,' at 10J5 A. M. and 4.51 P. M. " Cape Mav City at 0.50 A.M. and 1.30 P. M. W. J. Skweij., Supt. Cape May Court House P.O. ' v.' . V- a t " i - Jt - I__ fl°llJb - close* at o.50 A. M. Mail for Cape May City close* at 10.50. J as. McCartney, P. M. THE CHURCHES. ■ i • BAPTIST. — Rev. A. Caul well, Pastor. Services every Sabbath at 10.30 A. M. and 8,00 P, M. Sabbath School at 3 o'clock P. M. Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. METHODIST.— Rov. P. Provost Pastor, Service* every Sunday morning ut 10} o'clock, and in the evening at tf. Sunday School at 2.30 P. M. Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening at 8.

The Mexicans are turning their attcn* to railroad# now. The "Star" is to be bunted on Fridays herenfter, instead of Thursday. Cape May Point School District is building a new school house. A robbery was attempted at the Sea Orove House, Cape May Point on Sunday night. •"« j l — — .U.J — J rf... t. mates of the i>oyn' "Reform School nt Jamcsburg. % Mr. Reeves II. Isard left for Ilackett*town on Thursday. We wish bint success in his studies. We are under obligations to our esteemed friend, Rev. P. Provost, for favors received at his hands. Centennial exercise* at the Old Stone Church, Fairton, Cumberland County will be held September 29th. Edmvnul Crease will sell at public sale on Tuesday, September 14th, his farm at Rio Grade, in this county. It is said that a new paper is to be started in Vineland, and that Scigman, of the Star, is to be the editor. We understand that Hon. Wm. T. Stevens is in the field for the Republican nomination for the House. Wra% Kldredge is always to be found at the depot upon the arrival of train*, and our citisen* should patronise him. John Hark ins, a Salem man, has paid $1400 in fines and costs daring the hist few years for disorderly conduct. Pol Rene** i* like an air-cushion — there may bo nothing solid in it, but it eases the joints of the world wonderfully. Mr. Pennington Hildreth left for Lewisbiirgh Wednesday last. Ho attends the well known University at that place. Don't expect to do a thriving business if you don't tell people through tho pa. per* where you are and what you have to sell? The Cape May Coqnty Agricultural Rocioty will hold its eleventh annual fair at South Seayille on September lflth and 17lh. Gov. Hoyt formally opened the Ponna. State Agricultural Fair, in the Permanent Exhibition building, on Tuesday, and nhw we can all go. Egg Harbor City has appointed the 1 lth <>f October next a* a day far the twenty-fifth annual celebration of the settlement of the place. Miss Josie Holmes, of Townsend's Inlet, left home on Tuesday last, for Bridgeton, N. J., where she will attend the South Jersey Institute. The sixty-ninth anniversary of the West Jersey Baptist Association, will be held in the Trinity Baptist Church, Commencing on Tuesday next. The Camden Prises say* small pox iron the decrease in that Hty, there not 1 being now more than 30 oases, out Ol 1 which over 20 are convalescent. 1

The youngest editor in Now Jersey is I a little girl eleven years of age, who odiU and publishes a little paper at Swedesboro called the "Children's Joy." There is a law requiring all noxious weeds and unsightly bu*lie* to be cut from the roadside on the line of farm property, at about this season of the year. A Philadelphia company has negotiated for property and taken the preliminary steps toward the establishment of a shad preserving factory at Gloucester City. A. J. Bteelman of Millville is still kept busy handing down goods to tlie scores of Cape May county customers who arc after the best goods at the lowest prices. 4t. We have received the inhiul number of "Every Saturday," a new weekly, published at Millville by Al. M. Kendall, and devoted to advertising. We wish it well. The County Clerks throughout the State have received offtciiri notice from Secretary of State Kclsey that the term of Governor McClellan will expire in January, 1881, Mr. Newton Swain expects to go to Philadelphia in October, to pursue his medical studies at the University. Newt, says he don't take any stock in the "bogus business." • An excursion from Cape May to Atlantic City, under the auspices of John Mecray Post, No. 40, G. A. R., will take place next Monday, 13th inst. The fare-for tb • round is |l.^ - w v V '-v *r — v. . 1 ... *. j washing *. ^ bim can always tell you just what this county need* to en banco its property. A friend of ours, who is a Station agent between here and Millville, wishes us to say that lie considers the average small boy an intolerable nuisance around a railroad depot. If he had said print* tig otticc We could bare ngrood with him at once. n i • • % . . a

But ono drowning accident at Cape May this summer ; that of Thursday afternoon last. C. J. Baker, a lad of 11 years% resident of Philadelphia, was drowned near Congress Hall Pier. On Monday the head, minus the body which had been devoured by sharks, washed ashore near the Light House. The 20th annuul Fair of the Egg Harbor City Agricultural Society will be held on the new Fair Grounds at Egg Harbor City, September 13th and 14th. There will be a grund display of native wines. Liberal premiums are offered for all articles manufactured and raised ornnWrry bogs, although the fruit is not yet ripe. — Fear of some sudden disaster is lending many to harvest their crops thus early. , From all quarters the report favors a large yield, many bogs producing mure than ever before. — Woodbyowx Register. There were 91,055 lbs. of fish shipped from the Court House Station, from May 5th to September 7th inclusive. They all cama from tho Bay Shore and were divided among the months as follows : . May 23,330. June 12,000. July 22,345. Aug. A Sept 33,980. • Can nny other station on the road show a better report than this ? If so, let us hoar from them, Dick. Commencing on Friday last and continuing until Monday evening, the warmest and most oppressive temperature of the season won experienced bore. The culminating point was reached on Saturday, when the thomomoter indicated 94 degrees in the shade during the greater part of the day. Combined wtth the intense heat, the remarkable hunidiUdf the atmosphere rendered active out-door employ, ments almost out of the question. On Monday the heat was less, nt night , it began to rain and up to the -present writing has not ceased, The thermometer on Thursday morning had fallen to AO degrees. Recently while Surrogate IJvermoro of Gloucester county was searching the record book for the year 1794, he came across a rather quaint entry, showing \ in those days the Surrogate had but little to do, and that time must have bore heavily upon him. One half the pago was profosely illustrated with pen figures, the central one being that of a woman's head, probably intendod to represent th^Uoddess of Liberty, Following came a few lines, which he bad certified tf as being a correct transcript of the proceedings of the court far the entire term, consisting of the settlement of but one small estate. Gloucester oounty at that period included all of the present counties of (\imden, At lantic and part of Gape May. The Directors of the Month Jersey Camp Ground, nt Seavillc, have had reason to believe that one A ley I 111 dreth has been selling various intoxh cants for some time, and that within ft stone's throw of their Gamp Meeting, not until Saturday last eould they i

• procure evidence sufficient to warrant his arrest. At thai time a wjuraitt Was issued out of Justice Weetoott's court i upon the complaint of F resident Diver* ' ty. The Justice gave Aloy a hearing, and tlie evidence being very clear he was bound over in the sum of three hundrod dollars to appear at the coming term of oourt. On Wednesday afternoon of lost week Mr. Gamaliel Garrison, a man aged about 75 years, and living in his house at Goshen alone, was found on the carpeted floor in bis Led rootu in a dying condition, with a severe contusion over tho left eye at lite top of his fortdmad. The old inau had hern to camp meeting on the day before, and the foot of his not being soen on Wednesday alarmed his nephew Wm. Garrison, Jr., whose residence is nearly opposite, and about 2 p. m. he determined to see what was wrong. He found the doors locked and and tlie windows apparently fastened down, hut succeed od hi getting one sash up, and discovered his uacle in the above condition. Drs^Carll, of Dennisville, Swain, of Goshen, and Wiley, of Court House, were sulwequently summoned. After considerable time the old until was sufficiently aroused to answer some unimportunt questions. In reply to the question, "Did any one strike you T" he answered "No," and very soon after relapsed into unconsciousness. The physicians found that the blow had produced concussion and compression of the brain, which was followed by complete paralysis. There was no evidence of any *tru«*<dc about O** * (U J1'^- as u.u> L ^ »• %» jmlooks as though there liuU been loul play, and an attempt at murder, but as far as we can learn there is no evidence of anything having been taken. About $1000 was found in a drawer, $850 in checks in an envelope, and about $2.50 in change in his pockets ; his watch was found in the room. Ho lcinaintMl in an unconscious state until Saturday night when he died. SEAYILLE CAMP.

Thursday afternoon, Sept. 2., sermon by Rev. William T. Abbott, from the Text, "Where art thou," Gen. Ill, 9. Mr. Abbott was master of bis subject ; he brought out some very important points, calculated to awaken thoughtfulness on the part of the unconverted and move the believer to self-examina-tion. The discourse was followed Vy n stirring exhortation l»y Rev. Fcrniey of the Philadelphia Conference. Thursday evening a largo and alien|y w? wmNmlMfntA .49 ■juftnpoA Text for the occasion 1 King*, XVIII, 21. The sermon was replete with pleasing illustrations and delivered with . much feeling nnd earnestness. Friday morning Rev. A. North ofCnpe Mnv City delivered a most excellent ser- , moil from the Text. "What Think Ye of Christ," Matt, XXII, 42. For 8im-_ ; plicity, thought, and finish tlie discourse will niuk among the best or the camp. Some of the leading points were, "What think you of Christ as a man, a# a citizen, in the treatment of his encmies, as a Redeemer ?" At the close of the discourse the presiding Elder anj nounccd having received n telegram from Rev. Harrison, who said he would leave Philadelphia for the enmn at 3.10 P. M. This statement was received with great delight by the congregation, who had hitherto demonstrated the ; truth of the proverb — "Hope defcied ' ninkc-th the hcurt tick." Rev. H. 8, Norria preached in tho afternoon n deeply interesting sermon from Matt. XI X, ltV-22. At the usual hour in the evening a very able sermon was preached by the Rev. P. Provost of this town. He took as his subject, "The Builders." Text, Matt. VI 1, 2427. He^vas followed by one of those peculiar, moving exhortations characteristic of Mr. Harrison ; this wn* fo|. low»-d by an old fashioned Methodist j prayer meeting with blessed results. Saturday morning Rev. G. K. Morris, of Vineland, delivered an eloquent discourse on the "Water ot Life," which j called forth many hearty aniens from | the audience. The services of the afternoon ami | evening were under Brn. Harrison's direction, and his labors woro abundantly blessed of God. Hunday morning we found a congre- • cation of at least 4000 persons o*»cm- | bled to hear the Rev. Dr, Rartino. In the evening the great boy preacher again led the meeting and many soul* were benefited, tin Monday night a large audience assembled to take part the "hreaking camp," and the services were kept up until after one o'clock on j Tuesday, in spite of tlio rain which fell nt frequent intervals during the evening. So loath were the people to leave that after the final benediction, no one offering to move, tlie jovial Rider Hill stopped forward and said "For fear you do not know it, I will inform you that Sea* ville Cnmp Meeting is closed Thinking they inay lie of interest we give the following figures : There wore 8000 people on the ground on Sahliath last ; 5500 inside the circle and 2500 in the cottages and around the outside avenue*. Of this number 4800 were fe. males, 2400 males, and 800* children. There were bqt 25 colored. The number of Minister* present was 21. 400 carriages with 600 homes wore counted, Jhere are 1,53 cottage* and tent*, in which were lot feed 2000 people. One »»f the nxost nmtitnhlc meeting^* was held in the Maiuioetown cottage on Saturday morning before hreakfa*t ; tho Spirit was pre-ent in every heart. In mentioning the numliei of people in the tent* we are reminded tint one of them, occupied by two of cur Court

House friend*, sm lUilitdiUrfl in iU ea ' p*c»i) , and in aplis of the fact that al m'lttl * score of tU "boy*" lodged iht-ftJ tlie boat declared tiiaro wa* room for more. Among tha many beautiful, and ae oomph -bed younjf liidiaa we not feed none who** • ociety wa* more sought after tliau the Mi*»c* L»<Li u«id JLeiiaCRaaoe, daughters of Humphre) Crosse of Phllodu. Among the Tucks hoe daught*lf who bad quarter* on the ground war* no leas than five by the nauu of Bti-eUssn ; Miss Ciarti, Mar lis, Phcebe, ! Addi», aud Mary. The police ragula- ! tii'iu wtira thorough snd trie good order maintained wa* creditable to those in 1 charge of the ground. Many important . impiovcmanU will be made during the coming year and we have no doubt tlie meeting of 1881 will be another grand apCcesf. DEN N IN VILLE ITEMS. f ^-Hon. Richard 8. Learning U making preparations to launch the large •rLooncr about the 1st of Urtober. $b<- is being pushed rapidly toward eouipletion. — Mrs. R. B. Wright is getting the Iptmln-r on the ground nrejmratory to iwiii<delins her alre«<ly Iiandmime re» igi-iirc. Tlie loo*ti<>r« is excellent and WC have no doubt that when finished it will lie one of the finest residences in all (ape May County. — The valuable service* of Miss A nna James un teacher of one of the CVdarville Public School* last muson were rightly appreciated by the trustee*. This is proven by the fact of their having engagevd her for a second year. Mis* -lames is one of Dennisville's most scooiuplished daughters, and is liked by all acquaint Alices. — There seem* to he but one thing needed to make our countv fair a grand ^ .» • . ,i ♦* • • •• .v- "♦ • • <•- > • ♦ # vine j Ou. . p. v. . . . M 1 m »>. * . . n . has two a* fine Jersey Red and Berkshire hogs as we ever saw. They are lost than one year old and would weigh ifdre>*ed at least 400 lbs. Our farm products never looked better than now and if all our people will only take sufficient interest in the matter to enter something we have no fears but that we shall be able to show the other twenty counties' of K«w Jersey that oUr little Cape May can shine with any of them in matter* of the fartn. Dknnis.

Thad. Vangilder's nun. Mopes Special . Manure for Wheat Forty dollars |*cr Ton. Pare Peruvian Guano Forty-Eight dollars (coxh.) XX" - -!. ^ * •_ ■■ ■■.. ■■ w t> dollnrs. O 0 Sets Carriage and Fartn Harness .m,,,.. b, RclnM>uer Judge Harrington, front New York i flbr. - — Krpt !l,*.S0^w. SHERIFF S SALE By virtue of a vrrll «► f Fla t Ksdst to nu* dlra'lrd. imucii onl of the Court of Chnne^rv. (Male of New Jersey, I will exp«Mie lo salt- at l^tilillr Vnidue, on Sxlarday, tho 25th Davof September A.D. 1S80, at the hour of 2 o'clock P. M. on «aid day. at Hie ll««tel ol les lfi Wlicaton. lit ( u|n Mav Oourt Houses, In the county of May, anil | State of New Jersey as nroftiwiid. All of the ' aforesaid Sarah J. Dickinson's right, title, in- | terost, property, |»osscwlou, claim, and denutiulof. In sad to all that ecrtulu tnu-t of i land «i»nvcy-"Ml hjr J<Mitua Strain to the late lieu beti J oh n«Mtn, <hs-eastn1 Father of the kaIiI Knmh J. Dickinson. In foe. hy deed «lati^l Oe^ ; t(»ier Idth A. D^IMI. iwordrd In Uio tierk's ottl-T of said County of < Yi|«c Mav In H<M»k s of deeds, |su.*on : t\V. ,1^. Tlie saltl Imv. of laixl Mnj situate In the aforesaid !4>w«t T«»w iiKhlp mtjotnlnc land flbrmeviy of Jos«q»h H*v*. uml ullirrn, and hounded as Mlowsvlt: IW-i;lanlnc at h stake srandln* on I lie north-westerly Hide ot the Mailt s<rn shore road, Ihotnc north, thlrty-f.mr decro-s <wl. ton perches to a stake; Thence south fort> -nine decrees t-nst, nine |*errbs to a larwe white oak standlm: on fh^ south-easterly aide <»r the rood aforesaid and known by the name a* Johnson's ««orner ; thenca* north wvonteen doc^** eu«t, *cventy-two to a w hite oak *tundlng In the swuiup. marked for a OOriier: tlirmv north ftfty-slx degrra* and fllteen tnlnuteM w<*st, f«»rt v-«»!io |» -relies in a slake | con or oMand Into of Klljnh Shaw deeeNMHl; i tin* nee south fort.v-nlne kRWO and thlrtv mlnutoa w est, Rlxty-4d>;h1 ivereh<-s to a tilnek • vak corner ; tlieinv north sixty-six do/nes an«l thirty nilnutos weal, four perches to land formerly of Joaeph Hay*, dmwMHl; thence aottth thlrty*fopiv dcRroes and thirty minuter west, fourteen porch o* to a cornor Make; theo*v enal, <»r a little south wanlly . seventy - seven pcfrhes to tho place of tvov-innha:. i>»ni tainlna thirty a ores be the name mora or icmn. And that tlio whole of the said tin>rtc»c<>l prvtnlsi-s, Nlnoe the division thereof h the w tiole, lot No. 4 In the dl\ IkIoii of tie* nwl lv taie i»f tho «uild ttoiihon Johtimt). de^-Cnaod, lH«tn* htittod ami Imunded as follows ««> wit; ltoflnnlns at the noriheast corner «»t No. jt in sahl dlvlRlon and ronninv theiuc north sixtoon doen»e* etist, twetav-four and on. - half perches to a corner; ilirnee north flftydlve d«qjre<*s and flit *cn minutes west. fortjMwo a *d one-half perches to a corner; tnefveeaonth fifty dexrqfa and thirty minutes west, tw entytliPN* p«>rMiea to a corner of lot N«». t ; thence ul'htk the line ot lot no. .1 smith flflv-vtx deftra* east, II fly -no veil perehr* to the iMVltinlni;. (s ntam'K seven acres, »tw rood and four perch of I ami more or less. Also tin* cijoal andivided one-third part of t lie land and promImwbm ofTto Jana JohitMHi. now Hoffman, as Ivor dower, de*crth«<d In the ikot floni HettVwn Johnxon to Prlwrllla ll. Hand. In the hill a«l«rt No. 1 as set off to Jane Johnson, now llofhnan, *s her dower In t|»c land of Hettlven Johnwm, de -rnsetl, tile said lot Ih-I IIK Ueserllnsl in the tilll as folhivvs; llecllinltic n! h white i*sk stump standing on the east, rlv side ot the j Sen Shop* rail and mnnlm; th- nee north six tccn dw*s oast, twelve |m*rvhe* tn corner of lot No. S.thene* alnnx the line of lot No. a north ftfty<*lx drurecs west. •r\Trity<clcM lu rches ; thence south fifty dearc-s and' thirty ! ml mi te* weal, nine and on«-half perches; then«*«* north aixly-ffve .|cvr«><-> alM thlrtv iniuuuw Wdl, Amr pareh«w; tlienee -mtV thirty-five drarrtw and thirty mlntitee west, hm peremw; ll*et«ce *>ttlli fifty -st\ iSfrr<^ east. pendies; tlienee mirth thlrtv -five «|#%. anw^east, lo iierohe* : themi •s«»i»th h»rtv-eiKlit derm^* cast, 9 porehes to the lM-v1nn1nk, r*mtaltihii; In aeros. | pw«|, tapercto'sof laud nior«* orlfOO, This lot hrtmc M:l>|e,-t to the lift tatr of the «atd June Jalinarut now Jane llolt man. sel red as the property of Joseph R Dlcklnsnn and nthora, Defcn I o»t%. and taken in eiI rcutlon at the suit of t hathw Ik Ktep.'iena, « omplalnant. and to lie -old hy m \V M J.IAM ttRNKXET, July sitrd 1**» sheriff utftnan, Bol'r. f, f, «l?.fy

WHY SO BAN* 60 T« T John E. White's, DmuwvVW, Hi, 4.1 fietauiae ihcy find tha LARGEST STOCK, Finest Assortment, Mm Lowest Prices. OOO ■ ' A cooifiUta lina of Dry Goadm from a 6 cent lawn to a 1 <b>IUr oashm4ir< Mails' cotton and woolen cloth (rum 12} to 1.50 per yard. Biown and bfemfftiod ; mo*Hoat flannel and cheviot abiftinj* of all grade* aud jrrloea. * Tlie Notion and Trimming depart- ' merit is ooinjfleU at the vctf low oat prices. | Croeeries and Provision* the very best, as Urn as the lowest. Vf VoABto, OAs tvwti \arvu$Vv, Hardware , Glass , and (Jueensware., SEWING MACHINES . PUMPS. GRAIN, FLOUR and FEED, TOBACCO dt CIGARS. A Urge lot of "Dug-up" Cedar Shingles. TOHN. W. YOUNG. junr*« j. jMlLLINERY OF ALL KINDS, Dress Goods, Silks, Calicos, Muslins, "Wall-papers, Carpets, Parasols , Ixidics Boots <Sf Shoes, Shatrls, I Aliens, Mens and i Boys Hats , Matting , And many other things needful can be bought at the popular Trimming Store of W. 8\WT\\, c. \v. I julylT,^ • , .1 T

W Jk. M A fiijil : — - - — f \ OA PK MAY CITY, CAFE M AY «\ H AND Ml LI. VI I. LK MAItlU.K WORKS. MONUMENTS and TOMBSTONES. Wf Iron ami tfelvanixed Fencing and all kind* of Marble CYnrwriltff* for grave*, til « infer* will receive prompt attention by telegraph or letter. Flag for curb* tug work «lot»e at the short «wi notice, i 'all ami we, A <ltp(»unt made on all work by calling at the yard. L. T. Proprietor. Good will am) .fixture^ of the liarber shoo at I Viiic May C, 11. Ttieonly shop ; in the town, and consequently a good stand. For |varlietilar* apply to George W, Matthews, Cape Mav C. N. J

jyi Mlm W ONE PBICE CLOTHING STORE In MMtvHIe, N. 4. Mail SL, aril 4**r I* the Hmm. A. H.~ J ARM AN, foeoooor to L E Godfrey, now offm to tl»* people a full a^d roaspkit assortment eff Men's Youth s and Boy * Clothing. , Hats , Caps, Trunks , I a Uses, and a general assortment of Wats' Ftmitduar $t*4s, at the loareat poofible price*. ■o ■» Merchant Tailoring. I hare also engaged R. C Jlainat, mm experienoed ratter, who will ozauags tlie custom d«-|*aruoeni, guarauiaeiog a A. A. J ARM AN. Get the Standard. "Tfcr bnt suthortty . . * . It ought to ha In every I .lhrar> . also I* every Aemdmy a ad 111 even* HdsmS. - ii*» Luak. SH Wasau :T1k exlatlng Lngtuh Lcxiooo.' — LowDON ATSKVJBCM. • A large, handsoaic volume of 1154 pages, contammg considerably more than 100.000 Word* in iu Vowbukn, with Uie correct Pronunciation. Definition, and Etymobwy. Fully Illustrated and Unahridoid.mUk F our Full-Paoc Illuminated Plates. Library Shrep. Marbled Edges, $10.00. With DetiismiV Patent Ready Reference Index. $1. additional. "WORCESTER" m DOW recorded mm thrKT A NP A IU> AFTHORIT\ .and i* w* irrututamAd by Ilnaut, L/*nc-

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