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« ‘itBMMU *** Local Department.

rlUxlniw li

IfrrtKM. Mj muked fursbhed roc with tbc rrgalia of tbc Aral degree called' The Featirc Ploughboy''—which cootiated merely of ige-lcaf attached «<• a walatband of tioUto-Tlnea. In thia airy.

three dtatinct rape. (I waa aecurely bllndfoldrd by binding aallce of rutabaga orercach eye.) A aepulchra! voice from within

Hy guide a

at ten cento per pound. For Congreeeional proceedlnga, and intereating newa itema, nee fourth irage. cfVA train load of ahelia, for repairing the etreeta arrived on laat Fri‘day evening, and another one on Saturday. Several hotel men wire in thia dty laat week looking for a .hotel with a view to leaaing for the comIf you want a nice article of pocket cutlery or nice pent, go to J. 8. Garriaon'a poet office building and you will be edited. Victor Denizot ia prepared to do all kinda of lockamithing, In the moat prompt manner and at low ratea. Benmet i Bro., are doing a large bnalaeaa jaat now in houeo furnishing gooda. oepecially in queens-ware, tin-ware and cutlery. There are several fine building lots for sale on Hughes street, that

who de

* A youthful

granger." Sepulchral voice: Have you looted ire carefully over? Guide: I have, noble gatekeeper. S. V : Do yon find any agriculture] uuirica about his panoo? Guide: I do 8. V.: What are they? Guide: The candidate baa carroty hair reddish whiskers, and a turn-up S. V.: Tla well. Why do you dere to become a granger? Guidn (answering for candidate): That I may he thereby better enabled to harrow up the Ibellogs of the rascally

buildings.

The Board-walk, (Lovers Promenade) la to be thoroughly repaired this Spring. Thia will be good newa for the promenadere who no like to

frequent that popular walk.

Smith . . .. .

In thle city, If we ere to Judge of their qasllty by the crowds of the lovrni of tba'Wtcd who congregate at bia popular bazarr. N. C. Price * Co., have a line stock of dry gooda, carpeting, and strew matting In store and for sale at prioee to ault the tlraea. Call and examine their stock. Several heavy showers of rein passed over thie place yesterday morning, accompanied hvextn m. ly sliarpflaahea of lightening and heavy

peals of thunder.

Read the advertisement of S. C. Price A Co., In another column of thia paper. They Ijave a large and varM slock ..f goods which they are disposing of at prioee to anil the

times.

Edmunds A Son. have enlarged their re rigerator, for the keeping of fresh meets during the roming season, and no effort will he spared to Ml all omen with the beat in ilia market. The Life Saving Crews on the Jersey Coast were rehaved from doty on the first instant. They will' not be required on the stations again until the lal of December

next.

The nnlforme for “Company H." Cape May Guards, are being manufactured by Mr. lease H. Smith, merchant clothier of thia city. The material is a steal gray doeskin caSr eimrr, of vary good quality. The naw store hniiding of Mr. A. 8. Hand, corner of Ocean and Washington street, ia fhtt assuming shape and proportion, wilder the energetic manipulations of the builders Messrs. n—dAOZ-ss. - The Whitney oottage on the bluff near Cengrbaa Hall, waa leased, laat week to a gentlemen from New York, at a good rental for the sensor.. The price agreed upon, la said to be tt.700. Levi E. Johneon,

n the meadows In Middle

Keoalg, Clark and others of our

It wa: e as well for the 1: of society iand for the oom some respectable families th.

corner of Washington and Jackson stores on the first floor, awl hall or sr-.-xs.-sesr'"

for the eyre. I

me that if I valued my lift it wisih ity for me to strip. As I dk.

rribal cuoridcnitM: worth U>

a will,

Wwat CHan.cs Sum*as Said— “The possibility of a new issue -of

Inconvertible |»|*r I regard with .Pork, Hama, A Lard, Floor Mattings, Oil Cloths A CarpeU, a Specialty,

amazement and anxiety, and, in my judgment, such on issue would be a . detriment ami a abame.” j

ray men have re-! attached iu rear to Oregon, and promptly. Fri. i have gone to , ________

Several Sooth J< ntly emigrated o or three other

Colerado.

■Ireet "de wider day, an'

bar}:.” Why, dat l, 1 see l one holler

I seed de same tree leant.'

YalYal Did lie take his trunk wid him?” “No; ho left dat for

The proprietors of the Briifgetnn PANIC PLOWS, CENTENNIAL PLOWS,

lera a

:* Yon will bring in the My worthy alripling, as f not aaa, I will cause you to feci that you an received at the door three prongs of a pitchfork, pierdng the region of the stomach, which ia to you the throe great virtuaa-Guth, hope, and charity. Faith in yourself, hope for cheaper farm-machinery, and charity for the lightning rod peddler Yon will now he harnessed, and, in rotation of the horse you will be tested as to your awl wind. The candidate ia here attached to small imitation plow by means of n harness a dried pumpkln-vii into hia mouth for a bit and briis made to got fonra; a guide seizes t m bg a granger Canada tbistle the in module ia gnlloiwd three times aninud the r While he ia makingthe circuit lb its and aing: »snd deit, jt.hi Trollj bojj—

After this violent exercise rnbbeJ dry with corn-cobs, beeswaxed wliera tMailed, and brought standing j) before the great chief—the moat orshiptul pnmpkin head. M W. I* H : Why do you desire to • n granger? Cindldate i answering for bimaeif): That 1 may learn to extinguish sew-ing-machine agents M. W P. H.: Have youc hands been ardciwd by toll? Candidate: Not extensively but then an not running for office. MW P I! : 'Ti. wall, for ou edges contain several who are tu|: rosed to be ready to sacrifice them selves for the good of their conatitc v . P H.: (savagely): Gi’ms chaw of tobacco. Candidate (searching himself thoi Aughly bat, as there is no place about o nick a pocket tries to explain, the Most ormhiplbl Pumpkin Head interrupts him with)— ‘Never mind, my dear young friend; 'ell aware that. In pour present con dillon. you can no more furnish your friends with the weed than Adsm comfortable in a plug hat and tight ota It la merely to teach you the

'bo will teach you the graod hailing sign of dlstreoa. The sign, my worthy brother, will Insure you against many of the ilia of the agriculturist -a

and being bit-

ten by the ferocious grasshopper v The candidate is now conducted the roost eminent squash-producer, a thus says: “My worthy brother. 11 now Invest you with the regalia of the order of the Festive Ploughbpy. which n by your heroic harnessed. May

license ticket in the recent manid-

pal election.

The N. J. Southern R. K. com-

-tHio. vungiloer’s agriculture warehouse tatJUSSmSufft. PETERSBURG, CAPE MAY CO . N. J. Leaves N. Y. at 9 A. M-; arrives at 1 — 1 : —— T

1 plows,'plows, plows, plows, plows. The value of the exports from —

PhiUdelphisport!.ist»eeksmouni.-d PLOWS THAT ARE CHEAP. PLOWS THAT ARE GOOD. SOSS.A.r’SlTiJiS "5 1 Pl-OWS THAT WILL GIVE SATISFACTION $339,279, or not much mors I hive the Urgctt snd Greatest variety of PLOWS of say one Warehou-c South half. j^New YoA City, and am now ready to receive orders snd folly prepared io please lilndclphin has appropriated n„ws. New Oound Plows. Owens Wows. Moores Hows, her million of dollsra to the Kuighn Plows. Denble Plows. Corn Plows Truck Plows. Field Plows, One Horse centenial fond. i Plows, Two Horse Tlosrs, Three Horae Plows, Steel Plows Qsnlen Plows, ond

kind and size of a Plow that is used in Cape May and the lowez part of At*

Cumiwzland Counties.

__ vgtr fnmmryc.vt.s. . w-jAggyas—- “inBVSTMr ’ MUST TVS

In the anther report ofVlDriand . foe 1»7S. furnished In- I»e. Ingram ! ,- .vmilhaqnisn JnsUlute.It s|s ! I«.ira that *17 days InU-rwoMl lw-1

The PMaril'

ficisTijJ^t of any alwolut* go.si,

GENERAL STORE.

N. C. PRIC E & CO.,

27 Perry Street, (weat Bidr.,' Cape May City.

■osoper^ orr>I*y tw o< Ac TNotioiiro'

' cio nr/Are. POWELL’S QEKrS- FURtHSHlMG STORE

RKMOVCOTO

AeralWM •wSereuWaedf'Ana*'.

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<1111.1 ■BKNH CSXrtBKs

Large Stock of Qrocerica, Woix* k Willow-ware. lardware, Agricultural Implements, Glass and

Q.XTEJ-TISrS’WAR. tn

WOOD YA-D.l>

' HF 1,1

1

e the a

Plows, 1 ] plows? 1NIC PLOWS, CENTENNIAL PLOW For the Spring Season of 1874,

Frank Walworth who »

1 even- ki ■ lanlfc at

The t-aatlBB* on my Plows

id Smooth Ready for Work. Plow Castings, consisting of Mould Boards. Land

e past Twenty three y» icliers, Wheelb

t ouluira, Ac. Ac,

•a for any PLOW 1 cc sum id Bearers. Hone Itskre. Cor

He attends faithfully to hia duties, ““^““robh

ami appears to rvlish the change | Buckeyes Mo-

from Sing Sing to Auburn. I truent Cultival , , - ., . . „ j Truck Harrows, Field Hsrrows, Two Hone Harrows, Garden Gill

he steamer City of I ck n p^^ , fon Cll |, iva , n ^ Wrenches, Grindstones. Plow Bolts. Eye Hoes. Corn Hoes, - -ntly launched at Chester Pa., Track Hoes. Field Hoes, Garden Hoes. Solid Shank Hoes. Grabbing Hoes. Pitch and Bald to be the second largest Forks, Steel Hakes, Farmi-is Harness, Leather Netts, Shovels, Spades. BriarScytlies, veezel In the world, left her mooring Drags. Fork Handles, Ac, Ac, Ac ,. in the Delaware on last Thursday HUY your Agricultural Implements at the Old Established Warehouse ' waa towed to Sew York by the of Thad. VnnGildor, and your Farm and Garden will be a success and a

Relief and Cycjopa. pleasure.

— I give personal attention to my Unslnraa nnd take Plessanre In

le great full Hand of YYinamn-1 attending I Brown, to lie *een on our j Petersburg, Cape May Co., March IS, 1874.

I page, is ever ready to dis- _ n , .....i e i..

I>ense clotliing of every style, quality, shape ami price to their multi- - ' - of customers, st their immense ' sc, for. Gtb and Market streets,!

'■““-i,"-: “LIVE AND LET LIVE”

AtdhH Ibr Aprllopentwllfa s raaevel- j

ker A fi

ml8-flw

entsrprSUns pablldwrs..

ii£Z“

NO, AND NONK TUX W0I18E FOR TOE LOW EBB OF B.DStNESSi E LIVE IS HOPES OF BETTER TIMES, FBEL1S0C0NFIDENT IAT WE HAVE MEB.TED TUB PATRONAGE THUS FAR BEING ALWAYS AT OUR POST TO EXECUTE ALL OUR USB WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH, WE STILL CLAIM

A FULL SHARK OF TRADE.

mrself and may it be a means of ler-

ir to your aoemlsti"

(Tbs M. £. S P.'then proceeds to Inveal tile candidate with the regalia Festive Plough boy , which oousisu of a long tonmU necklace.) “The grand hailing sign of distress la made by gently closing the left eye, laying the right forefinger alongside nose, and violently wagging the sars. It requires* little practice, but Ivantagea are iutenac It also i Important signification, which you will do well to heed. The closing of the eye slguifiaa that i “ with mankind you are oound hgve an aye to trasineas Laying

’-sras SPOOTHTG AUD TUT EOOFDTG, it the Lowest Possible Figur-s, RECIKVES OUR CUOSBET ATTENTION. ALL ORDERS FOR . Cook Stoves, Ranges* Portable & Stationery HEATERS AND PAHLORSTOVES, Tin-ware, House-Furnishing Goods,

W“ DRAPER and TAILOR, CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE.

X«b*rml1y. tk«l k« hu oa ISoORTMRNT uf BROAD CLOTH. GASaiMBMtS.

■ WARRANTED.

p»ai., 1-24 to 100

THOMAS H. ROSS, OI.RSALB k RETAIL DEALER IN FLOUR, GRAIN, FEED, GROCERIES, FERTILIZERS ind aU kinds of FEILD and GARDEN SEEDS, OYSTERS. POULTRY. EGGS. CRtmON, RECEIVED AND HOLD . ON COMMISSION. Consignments ’Solicited, i. ia A 15 FEDERAL STREET.

CHABXES P. WHITE,

CLOCKS, WATCHES, JKWF.Ut

MISCELLAXEOVS ADrfntrrSKMKXTSUmPqrtastii OWING TO THE GREAT PANIC J. H. Benezet & Bro., ARE SELLING GOODS AT JKEOCJGJEO I^JKXOJEftS!

•SUCH AS

HAKD-WARS, CHTEEKY, CEOGKEHY-WAHE, GLASS-WARE, TUf-WARE, OH CLOTHS. Stoves, Ranges, Heaters, &c„ Nails, $5.00 per Keg, Knives, Forks, 7fx>ts to $2.00 per set; China Tea Sets, $4.30; Glass Goblets, $1.00 to $1.30 per dot.; Glass Sets, four pieces, 65cts.; Oil Cloths, 40 to 63cts per yard. A variety of

^Vboiit 200 a9 r J?OVJLaS ] SIX TO THIRTY DOLLARS EACH. Over one hundred second hand Stoves, Almost equal to new ones, which we will dispose of at COST. % — ■ - ■ ■ ■ : The above goods can be purchased at T. H, UEilEZET & BKO, Cape May City, 3*. BEffEZEr. C«pe May <3. ST. S.—Tin Roofing and Spouting at Reduced Prices.

■STILL AT IT.” WARE A ELDREDGE CONTRACTORS ti. BUILDERS. COMPOSITION ROOFING on. hand

urs&j

3^

PARIS, 1865. VIENNA, 1873 FACTS ABE FACTS. IT IS A FACT THAT THE MASON A1TD HAMLIN ORGANS,

r, H|uar<

■Hored U.

•era. Man

i. Cum pin my propl,

rv.denlly nu .

-d FREE OF Fll EIGHT

ive iu pay l..r «ae in tiro City. Wnrninle.1 lor 4 years. Also, STECK & CO- BRADBURY. HAINES BROr.l other Piano, furnished by. J AS. K. »V I I.SON, Agent. e. Sept. 12, 1873. For Cape May Cunnlf.

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. HEAIlQUARIERg OF ■Fill ] CLOTHTOJ STOKR ROOMS, Ho. 47 WASHUt&TOH STEBET. CLOTHS. CAESIMBREsfDolgKINrendtsUMMBR^KESS^OOD's "‘re' WIDE TO ORDER VT THE LOWEST FIGURE*. CLOTinSO , f«r ?«•«, ■?«”t?.'.n*d CbUdr.nWw*" ,up,r °

.1. SMOKY I'HIMNKVS PKK FECTLY CURED ' t

iT AU)W FIGURE

CALL AND BEK I IVK AND LKT LIVE, MANSION STREET. BETWEEN PERRY AND JACKSON.

1:1 f«ynew Ac IPottibovie.

® New Cheap Cash Store,

NO- OS ’W ASAiUSTOXOISr STREET, . (NEAR THE POST-OFFICE.) BOOTS. SHOES. HITS, CAPS AND WILL PIPER. CBKIP FOR CISH, IKD (tsH ONLY.

ereditnra pay np may

leal of wisdom, nnd plants you at ones g 'the knowing ones * t' egging ire liguiBea sublimity nf purpose, i thought to ba emblematical of roods happy hours. It is also aed by .some profound wbolara

King Kalaknua, who waa formerly a contrihutur to the newspapers, and who is author of Hawaiian Rational hymns, has shown his prefarem-es Ibr his literary associates by appointing to the highest offices in- Us gift, ret act staa to appoint a former rival editor Governor of the lala Maui Another editor waa Minister of Foreign iTairs, an ;bere were given seats in tiro King's ijvy council. Dr. Lothrop, a somewhat eccentric but always sonsi hie clergyman nf « est lass., recently told ymng lady member of hischordi. who feared she had done wrong in dancing, if she had a good time he wi of it. and hoped the would do thi ” also informed an

my nl r .

rilb the cash and sa

C A-Sti SAXTES TIME. SAVES FRIENDS, SAVES TROUBLE AND SAVES MONEY. CASH ” ’ 1 " eeper smile. Trust mskss

to... »ometimr>.

ELDREDGE JOHNSON.

TJNDEETAKEE

CAPE MAY CITY. HO CUAIUIR Mrs. Bwsln will slsogtvs hsrsttsnUon to BUBtEL tXOTHEn, THIMMINOS, ete.

THE "LIGHT HU

''DOMESTIC”

Best Sewing Machine The “Domestic has proved tlaeir to be THE MACHINE: not wily aiSHSS-SSSS:

Bold by C:r»wjcTox'cSl aavxolK..

SOUTH BEAVILLE.

General Agenl Ibr Cape May CO. ORGANS FOR SALE. Tmitnfinri Gold Watclies, chairig and Jewelry

The Beet for Churchasand Lodge*. The Best for Sunday Schools. The Beet for Parlors and Vaatriea. The Best for Academies and colleges. Seat for Public Halls. The Beat for Orchestra and Stage.

■JVHF. "SILVER TOHOUE" ORGANS The beat ORGANS of the Reed ebus IN THE WORLD.

SMITH & HENRY PRACTICAL HOUSE AID SIDE PAIHTERS, GRAINING IN IMITATION OF ALL KINDS OP WOOD. Caleimining,. Well Painting, China Glowing, and all kinda of Painting need; x number i9 Washington street, cape may city GEORGE W. SMITH, AUCTIONEER, ig-25tf No. 19 Wsshikotos Sansr. Cars Mar Cirr

sew tag M.ictnjrms A iT« ■WILSON SHUTTLE SewingM uihiao >

50 Dollars FARMERS, MERCHANTS, MECHANICS, AND EVERYBODY Buy the World-Renowned

Vineland Steam Sash Factory. KIMBALL, PRINCE & C O MANUFACTURERS OF DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, STAIR RAILS, Balniters, Bracken, Lumber. We bare on band a Largo Aor-rtmoot and are determined to eell at LO’W OPRiaESIfirGIVK US A TRIAL. we use ONLY KILN DRIED I.UMDER-eg ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. KIMBALL. PRINCE A CO., Vineland. N. J.

JNO.S.LEE&CO. Manufacturen{A dealer, in SAFES AND TWISES,

TARRID ROOFIHff PAFIR A CKMENT Cool Ter. Roela OH, RrigH Varoteb, eU., fcT n5t*yweJ k £ra<^, l, c!5k« Llwe twine, Oeion end AeparayaB Twtee. Twlaee, Wrapping Yore, Ceedle-wira ,d Dteeke for belatlng Hey and. Man.

A LABOR SUPPLY C TBRS- TOOLS AIT FLAGS ON HAHD A

MATERItLS. [ADR TO ORDER

r article raoeired. TACHT IX IN US a Specialty, lelivered at all the Railrod Steatnbuata free of charge, atoreia located within a eliortdb■f ImtVdbe Weat Jereey and Catnd Atlantic Rsilrtrada. JOHN 8. LKE It CO

J3K1CK8! BRICKS! I WnB BR.ICEL3 of excellent cualtty. for aU building troreoaea -p-uambuton and raUaeVhUCWaOB.Ac.ro! Wmmm.

Stove Coal.

LEBIOH A SCHUYLKILL COAL, PKOO, STOVE A CHESTNUT SIZES,

COALlCOAL!! PeraoDi pieblag a eupply of exeellel COAL, 111 be faralehed at th* loereet Mexket Prie# r leering their order* at JA8. T. SMITItS 6EOAR STORE, Jos. e. hughes’a bon.

d™ 7 Carpets! Carpets! Carpets! "'■"'JOHNSON^; No. Q TVwa-r-! awi n-rt Stt. jrahujabwran-mmraetrron. roe *1 abort ncdlra. Mattraaeeaor every tb-crV tme.mai. ooH

IMBESTHiTHniOlIlD The Highest Premium was awarded to it at VIENNA; Ohio State Fair; Northern Ohio Fair; Amer. Institute, N.Y.; Cincinnati Expositions Indianapolis Exposition; St. Louis Fair; Louisiana State Fair; Mississippi State Fair;

Tbs WSewi:!jr Machines and doing’ the largest and best range of work. All other Machines in the Market were in direct COMPETITION. F”r Hemwing, 'Felling, Stitcing, Cording, Binding, Braiding, Embroidering Quilting, & Stitching fine or lieauy Goods, it is unsurpassed. Where we hare no Agents, we will deliver a Machine for the price named above, at the nearest Rail Road Station ol Purchasers. Needles for all Sewing Machines for Sale. Old Machines taken in Exchange. Send for Circulars, Price List, &c., and Copy of the Wilson Reflector, one of the best Periodicals of the day, devoted to Sewing Machines, Fashions, General News and Miscellany. Agents Wanted. Address, ■>Iitai Stiiii lacliie Ci., CLEVELAND, OHIO.

HARNESS!!

■ of Cepe Mey City and Ceaat;

HARNESS BUSINESS,

r - m merit e liberal ehere of their patron age. New Work of or-nry deeerlptloa, eaab *■ LIUHT AND HEAVY HARNESS, COLLAM^BRIDLES^

SIMPSON RICE. THE CELEBRATED Vacuum Oil Blacking, IS SOLD BY SIMPSON RICE,

The Schomaker Piano. mrs. j b. Townsend, reepectfully Inform, the people of Chip* tk th* A 1 *'rame 10 hjbrnlfd SHOEMAKER PIANOS,

WOOD'S ORGAN 6. srjns&r*"”*'" 0 ' TOWNSEND, Agt. — ***—‘“ztmfg-: ,,, r

*L. x^I. HALL, (Bueeeeeor to JI. W. HallJ Cape May Real Estate Broker.