1 4 * v» l~I v THE . . . ^{? > Wry#*! *? ■ t *l I'lini* Ifav I^Hiiitv (liir/(*ttfi l ttT il1^ - V - PUBLISHED BVEttV SATURDAY, A»oip* JUt iwm rf0USE,*» J. TftMHt-Ooc Dollar a y*ur, payable in •druuec, ur$* Wfcfttt threu months. Tftaxit*** Ara|m*iA*MttMra--» Twelve lines (PlUl^cb •**»> »■«•»«• «!• i».artloa. ®*eh wWitional insertion. 30 larwr adva^owonts by ep<{oial contract.- Local Notice*.- 8 cehU per Blf. Anonymous communications *ill not u ^ticod undor any clrcumstUnc^. A.LFKE1) COOPER, Kihtok ajji> Pub. iggpwJ 7 \ ' • • .• "v"-.. )* ■ Tfr^ i iiii i iTb • BATURDAyT FEBRUARY 12, 188lf » T,TT« i ' ' — #■ ^flBggijTOgw -tfv West jersey R. R. 'l ime Table. - ttUIXS lkjtvb OODKT 1iovsb as follows 1 For Phila., Caxudon, Salem, Bridgeton, ^ - Vini] And. Millvilic, and way sta- * tioni, at 7.12 A.M. and 4.22 P.M. For Capo May City, Bsnnett* and Bio Grande, 11.13 A. M. and 6.50 P. M. Idfcara Philadelphia for Court Hoaue at 9.00 A. M. and 3.10 P. M. * Millville for Court Mouse on the arrival of 8tagee from Bridreton, at 10.19 A. M. and 4.53 P. if. « Oapo May City at 6.50 A. M. and 4.00 P. M.. W. J. 8*wbll, 8upt. Cape Hay Court House P. 0. Mails for Philada. close at 6.46 A. M. and 4.00 P. M. Local and County mail going North oleaea at 6; 60 A. M. Mail for Gape May City ciosee at 10.45. j At. McCaetxbt, P. M. " — *

<■■■— ■MHeBHcagu— j i ill ) -J i -' Lent begins on March 2d. Curls 'ire vci^r fashionable.' Prepare for spring business. Revival mealing* are Mill in progress. Wend your way cliurehwaid on Sabbath. Ice dealers are happy over a solid North. What has become of.all the surprise C'apL Al. Corson left town on Thursday P. M. ' It is not the correct thing to wear fight gloves. Capt. J of. Hall filled Jlis ice- house on Wednesday! Will the springtime come again, gentle Vendor 7 Mr. Richard Crawford lost a fine pig on Saturday last. Benexct & Son have just completed a handsome sleigh. Mr. John Jones, Bridgcton, was in town on Friday last. Mrs. Hand, mother-in-law of David Bureh is lying very low. Mrs. Alonzo Corson is suffering with an attack of bilious fever. Lord Palmerston defined dirt as merely matter in the wrong placo.

( As ye sow in tlio advertising columns j of a newspaper so shall ye reap, 1 When in want of dry goods, groceriop, 1 etc., call on J. E. White, Denni*villc, The days. have gained in length vert* perceptibly during the past fortnight. The trains have been delayed this week, owing to the ice in the Delaware. Camden County has voted to distribute 100 tons of coal to the poor of that eifry. . ••• • •• Revival services ware inaugurated at tho Baptist church on Sabbath evening last. Friend "Tony," the carriage painter, is painting a huge sign board for Yates A Co. Ingratitude is the offspring of pride, and one of the worst corruptions of the mind. Woodruff A Willis will pav you the highest cash price fbr your hides and tallow. It. There Is a thousand times more danger from coughs and colds than from small- pox. There is nothing in the world moro commendable than to «arve God in the first place. Seven members of the prosent Legislature, besides the Speaker, were born in Morris county. We received a pleasant call from 8cm VftT^i popular post-toaster on Thursday last. Come again. 8nWr\bo for the Gazittb and send Jf to your glwrnt friends, who are interfitted in our town. The anow has almost entirely djsap. peered, and it is to he hoped we will have no more this winter. Mr. L. M- Rice, Dennisville, was In

^SUstsssT^ The oliluUl. of the County Clerk?, office will accept our thanks for mi mor- J 1 ous favors during the past two6 weeks. Tbo Yine'liuid T&nporance Reform Club, with Bro. Wilbur us President, has just celebrated its 4tb anniversary. Capt. Hall and Wife returned home on Saturday evtning.lfst after a pleasant visit of several weeks in Philadelphia. Goo. T. Doughty and I. E. Johnson, ofMillville, have been holding an uuetion sale at tlio Uuion Hotel during the past week. The extra meetings at the Methodist church were discontinued on Tuesday evening. Several have professed conversion. A slight fire occurred at the residence of Mrs. Perry, Mechanic street, on Sunday morning last, caused by a dirty chimney. The township committee met at the Uuion Hotel on Saturday last and settled up the accounts of collector Henry W.Hand. Mrs. L. T. Entricken is very low with an attack of fever. She is at the residence of her mother, Mrs. Souder, in this village. Capt. Henry w. Hand has given entire satisfaction—to the mabsxs— ss tax collector and there is no reason why he should not be re-elected. The last dodge of sharpers is to induce unwary farmers to sign an alleged temperance pledge, which subsequently proves to be a promissory note. Let the cold air in to disinfect your bouse, and especially your collars. Cover up your destructible articles and allow the house cleaner, Jack Frost, in.

Tho sounds between the main-land and the beaches have been completely bridged oTer with ice this week. Six men walked from the beach on Monday last. Mis* Josepheno Learning, dnughtcrof : Dr. Coleman F. Learning, returned home 6n Saturday evening last, having spent several weeks in other parts of the State. Bring your vendue printing to this office. Wo don't agree to do work for nothing, but will guarantee to 1* at reasonable in our charges as any office in this county* The Burlington "Gazette1' man re- ? latos his experience thus : Girls are j quick traveller*. One of them who- 1 went sleighing the other night mado , twelve miles in one lap. The township committee should take some action in. the matter ol draining Mechanic street. The walks arc almost impassable on .account of tho. water which stands in lakes nil over them. Atlantic county is gaining some celebrity in paper making. It liaB now one or two mills in successful operation, and another for the manufacture of I wood pulp is nbout to be built at Wey- I mouth. Scores of housewives throughout the | county are mourning tho loss by the j severe cold weather this Winter of , many beautiful house plants upon ! which they had bestowed years of pa- . tient care. We don't wish our readers atiy bad luck in tho shape of toothache, but if

any of them are so unfortunate as to possess a hollow grinder thev can be relieved by calling on Dr. J. F, Learn- i ing A Son. ' i ' Chan. E. Nichols, tho popular confectioner, is prepared to furnish sweet•vnontn to all lovers thereof. IIo advertises in the Gazette and for this reason should bo patronized. Any on a who overdrives, overloads, overworks or starve* any living animal j or creature, or who inflicts unnecessary [ cruelty upon such nnimnl. whether his ; own. or the. Prop gy.ty At pother Jails to "provjem il thtft proptrtqio* or drink, it guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction is to bo punished by a fino ' not cxcoeding $25, or imprisonment in ; the County jail, not exceeding six ! months, or both. DENNIS VI LLE ITEMS. * — — -—Hon. R, 8. Learning is expecting the lumber for his new vessel in a few day*, — E. Crawford Esq., has improved tho appearance of his residence by the a<l- j dition of n coat of paint, ' — Messrs. Crandoll A James, enrpen- j tors, expect to have Mr. Sceloy Ernest's ! new house completed by March 25th. — W. W. WftttLfe CoV dramatic troupe, of Camden, is to visit our village again, soon. They will give an entertainment in Young's Hall. — Mr. t, r. Brooks placed his now stage on the route this week. Mr. B. deserves credit for the excellent Accomniodrttions lie furnisher the traveling public, and wo doubt not will receive it, — A mooting will be held in Young's ; Hall on Monday ovoning, t|^e 14th inst., to organize a Building Loan Association} an enterprise that ha* long been needed in Donnisviile, We wish it success in its business. Dknxis, ALL THE WAY FROM TUCK AHOE, —Don't gossip about your neighbors. —Court House gents seem to have forsaken our town. Why ? -r-Mr. llenrv ftfille ha* moved back te MerohaLlvill# from LaesbhrgH,

—Tho*. L. Ruaeeil U&u returned from hi, vacation «iP to Soto- York Suto. , -Capt. Frank Van Or.lder U •Uy'mx at homo while liU nchoon.r m makliig a trip to Charleston, S. C, . —Mr. Tho#. Buzby, landlord of the Star Hotel, is having u handsome yacht built. 8be will be 15 feet on keel and a fast sailer. — .There is considerable talk a larger boat in the place of the "Reuben Potter," she being inadequate U> tho demands of the travel. —Rev. Tho*. Parker, Townsends In let, is paying his parents a flying visit this week. Mr. Pnrkor is highly es teemed by his flock at the Inlet, aR speaking well of him. —Mrs. T. M. Seoley and daughter left for Camden on Tuesday Inst, intendiug to be present at the wedding of Mr. Howard Ireland, who is a relative of Mrs. Seeley. — Rufus Budd bat gone into the china and queens ware business with Bennett & Co., Ill N. Second street, Philada. Mr. B. will leave Tuckmhoe In the Fall of the present year. -—Four more Sundays and we will Have a new p readier.-- The people of Tuckshoe regret to see Mr; Zaiio go swav as he lias been very faithful to his charge. Success to hitn in his new field. — Mr. John Ingersoll met with a painful accident on Friday last. He •and Fred, Peterson were engaged in dressing a beef for U. M. Dare, the butcher, and as Peterson was splitting the carcass his knife slipped and cut Ingersoll's nose off and his oye out. Dr. B. F. Abbott is attending the iiyured man and fears he will lose the sight of his other eye. •—About seven o'clock on Sunday morning last the town wan aroused by tlio cry of fire, and upon investigation it was found tlint the pleasant residence of Mr. Hiram Godfrey on the Atlantic side was in flames. All effort* to extinguish the fire were in vain and the 1 house together with all the contents i were totally destroyed in a short time. In trying to save some of the furniture Mr. 6. wax badly burned, and the rest

of tho family barely escaped with their lives. Beside the furniture there was $50.00 cosh in the house and was consequently lost. The origin of the fire was a defective flue in the chimney.. The good people* of the village made up a purse of about $300 for the unfortunate I family. Ubiquitous. CAPE MAY CITY ITEMS. —The song of a bird was heard yesterday. — Capc.May with the murcury at 35 deg. seems to be all life and energy. ' — Pastor Shields was so ill on Sunday that he was unable to occupy the pul-" pit of the Presbyterian church. — T. R. Brooks, Esq, lias been under i j tho weather for a week or more. \V e j | hope he will soon bo well again. — Contractor Smith Hughes told us that there were 12 houses ready for plastering as soon as the weather would permit. —Isaac B. Mutford, Esq, Millville, was with us on Monday, lie did not take his accustomed bath in "old ocean." — .Just as we write we sec tho horse of SamT Smith, the coal-oil peddler# run - 1 ning away, sowing lamps and coal-oil ! j broadcast over the streets of Cape May* i I — The meeting of the Y. M. C- A. j was well attended last evening, over 80 ! being present. Great interest is manifest and we hope will continue until ull | shall be brought in. — jQn* of our citizens has threatened j to horse-whip one of our local quill-driv-j ers for having criticised his opinions, uiere is too much personal matter in the newspapers now day*.

— The Knickerbocker Joo company < are filling their house with ice about a foot thick. They receive 30 car-loads a day, and tho fact that the work is done under direction of Supt. Griffin is a guarantee that it will be done right. — On Friday night last the city fathers, in Council convened, killed the ordinance which granted tin? right of way to the D. 11. and Sewcll Point Railroad to lav track* through our streets. The greater part of our citizens are wondering what will bo done next toward ruiniiy: tho prosperity of our city, — About 1 o'clock on Sunday aftor noon the church-going part of the community were startled from their houses : of worship by the shrill whistle of a steam-tug near the shore. It proved to be the "Tecumsiu" landing the cap- I lain and crew of the bark "Chonural," i of Liverpool, Eng. She was bound ; from Chill with salt and soda for New- j York. 8ho bad been off Cape May for j 12 day*, unable to land on account of: the ice, and as her provisions were j about exhausted tho crew were on short j ; allowance, Capt. George Hildreth and j I Richardson & Farrow opened their ; j stores and the captain secured a stock I of provision and went on hi* way rejoicing. The bark i* owned by Shall- •! cross, Liverpool, Eng., And register* j 989 tons. Bill, i — ♦ » i MILLVILLE NOTES. — Fire Marshal! Hunt, who was considerably injured by a fall iho day of i the fire at Jones A Townsf-nd's window gift** work* is very much improved, — Some of our citizens went to Cape May thin week to see the ocean frozen 1 over, but the ioe had left and they reported that *t looked more like bathing than skating. — Mr. George Langley, it is said, will i in tho Spring erect, a r$w of 'six brick j dwelling* and a store near Dock and j Broad streets. They will be a credit to | that part of tho town. —Hon. J. W- Ncwlin, our worthy . post-ninnlcr, Is about to improve the post office by building the letter boxes j in the form of a bay window or s» mb I circle thereby increasing the number j of. boxes considerably; Jtrrxtt*.

; m m w w*. | HHt Tho only V.par Cook Btor* tint hu otood V./ perfect sstisie&u&iHow In inr. c^^i>wlnc In liwwlwmr u~X ^Wtgj^Ug.-IUwot TkHntSW^, Tholtctt Otinbl, pwHottPwM, TWMmI toonMic^, BaAdtnbRwMn, HofnolUCmy, HsSfooka MsOika FDE SglgR PSE TffET iEE DiDlSPEMMilJ. " staroor -mage, wl?h cm sad pcrfrct coaitort Washleg. Iroiiiug, baking, braiiiur. fcaikfiefttiuig. He, ere.# uitLou t thv issu^cr&ble ■ ^ of the W-fMhkx-d cook aim. aim! **Our* jfiaznt Automatic fUfety Can » mdexa the use of our stoves '*|ierf«ctly m to the lumds of the most eerslos or umxperlfiend for full descriptive circular and price H*:.— Special Inducements to agBuU in uuoccuplrd territory.— Addn?es WHUU. VAPOR STOVE COMPANY," Cleveland, Obla Executor's Sale Ot Real Estate ! Pursuant toan order of the Orphan*' Pourt, of the rownty of Cape ^Iny. bearing date Hept. 1M' h, lftW. this aiibacriber, surviving Kxoeutor of TIMOrifV HKNDEliftON, .ieeeased; urlll •ell at l*nbtlr Vendue, at the store of n. K. Marshall, In the Village of MawhaUvlHc, Ncor Jomey. on saturday* march 12th, 18s1, at 1 o'clock, P. M., the Ihtlowtng described Lund and Keal £s(ate ; So. I. is the HOUSE end l,OT known as the M Wallace Pmi»erty:'T lot contains one-half acre.

No. 2, Is two and oru>-half acre*, known m tha "Collins I-ot." . No. 3, Is a lot of land containing lour and thC©o-ou«rtcns of an acre, and U kuowr. iv* the "Lew Parker l.nt." ' No. 4, Is a lot of land containing 5 acre* and 17 perenw adjoining lot No. R, and 1* known uk the MUon*Unt Smith Ix>L* No. 5 contains 21t«cres In the village of MarHhallvtUohosa brick mansion and framo back, rontnlus 1U rooms, cellar; Ice house, smoke liouss, wash house and crffi bbute. Also, giKxl store stand and wharf property, (store Iihk no opposition.) 3 Frame Dwcillng House*, barn, corn crib and al! the necessary out liouse*, cl\olw» irolt*— sra*>e*. pears, quinces Ac. Ha Id property 1* situated on the Tuokalioc river and Mill crock, and is jl desirable and commodious Summer Resort ; .near good scb«»ols and oonvcnlcnttocbiirclrcx. A steamer plylnjr To and /Tom the most desirable txithing and faslilonHbla wutdrtm# places, (Atluullc City and Ocean City.) In Summer. No. C.-H 12 acres of Salt Mnrxh on the line of Tuckahoo lttvcr and month ofCednrSwnmp i Creek, and I* known a* the "Wiiiijun Taylor j Meadow.** No. 7. Is lOJacrc* of land, aboutitl acres clearsd and bbarlnc fruit, grnper, etc; <0 acres in rC- { dar of twenty years and more prowth. cranberries growing now spontaneous on the land the balance I* in bush land of a thrifty growth No. 7. Is located In Dennis township, and • known as the "Kigali Camp Properly," and is about 2 mile* from ttctle Tlaln station. - Also at the Kime time anil place, a mortgage for $100 on' the lands of Joseph lx>vd, [19 acre*,] In Maurice River Neck will be sold. Air Information concerning nny of tho above tracts of land can be had by calling on • 6r add ironing, JOHN WALLACE. burvlvlng Executor, at TUCK AllOE, N J, C.!Ll'OWKLLAsc. decllls. 3 j "About the haxulsoinost eight-page pai per in tlio country." — Pu ilauelpuia i j Times. THE PHILADELPHIA WEEKLY PRESS: llidopeudsnt I Enterprising I Trustworthy ! Having greatly strengthened Its stAT and j general equipment, this favorite family Journ- } al trill enter upon the year issi prvixired for occupation of anvlder field than ever before. In nil that may contribute to tho edificatiou

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