.\>:n ; . ■KurrfK.vr.m INDLSTBY MV9T TRfttYB

rtonr/.w

i MWil 1,0tmrv! <ry*neirry.cr.w , ff.yT^

. Bail-line, TulLTlm!-. Mny SOcb, Cnmnniu-ing nt 9 o'd-yk, a. in., iind<-r ihr «Bprrvl«i<m of l>r. M.

' Bnnlfv. County StiI-Ti nt-MilI>-!It,! of 1 nnd £’rofn»»or*, Unyiw — 1 ' ' "

GENERAL STORK.

N. C. PRICE & CO.,

22 Perry Streei. (west *id<0 Cape May City.

IATIok—riSJ "TBI* »umm.T um« an-C"in g u, . -•'»* *1 I -itK' <>t'1 >ry *V r>'olioni». rr »^ r vcbm'ni' 1 Ijirge Slock of Groceries, Wool* ft Willow-ware. I, ™. •' ,L ' jj ar ^ warei Agficnitmal Implements, Mass and

iiiaV-SST Home.—The Uilics of ' tlie CioelHO Mile Soyiety, trill hold ' 1 ' barrMt home on the

In •evernl |>bur«>. Ciiampaion Boloosa—RiehanE |' •on k Farroit, ore rvoeiving Invniws i ■of tiiim delicioae «rtiol, every week. !

nprctftllly invited. By 1 Society. A. J. I., Seely.

rk. Iluni, * L

log in miny'

It Sew HaaiMhlrc they vain.-1 , ltachr<1 jo of HS&tSf&SSJKZ. F '“* a '

QTXBKlSrs-WA.R. E.

:I>1, Floor Matting*, Oil Cloth* & Carpets, a Specialty.

AVOOI> YA-«.1> ood cut and split for cottage nse, deli'

u iiouUviile u

iu thing

llyt

■ad Mr. Dive

•'i'roi* of Cora furl," In Uie adverlin-! Ig-H

log Apartment of this [taper. It; whiali aiwwera tin

ti illdo yoo good. 1 - ■*

The Board of Cnmminin po»o dlstriliuting more ein l •treet* of thla city. If they

had in aeaaon to do po More tire

a|«-ning of the «ea»i«>.

Edmund* ft Son. make a specialty of hayhtgcoBnUiitly on hand, the very choicest nf frrali bei-f, lainh and • real, and their co«tomer« can nlwaya be anpplicd nt loweat rate* with any-

thlng-in tlieiv line.

Mr. Ii II. Smith, ha* on h-nd a clioicr siock of spring and fommer clnthing gnoils. fua gtipta.nnd linya. He i« pri-pared to supply the wants of the onter-man, in tire istert and most approved style of fashion. In all tile fioinU of n [rerfiTt in-

’ ship-yard, ) r purjiow. as j .

- ..—» whistle in a factory or fbou* ■ |Ffr~Jf-e»ii be ».inretinn« heard

'ftetk.etly five rnileB distant.

: PLOWS! | PLOWS!

,t he “kiekod. hi

■r lire cellar

Road end Mias Lydia Foster, have each opened a fine new stock of giKsI* in thi* line. Succcaa.to the ladies.

One ol tire a. n.-w tehool hnih

PANIC PLOWS, CENTENNIAL PLOWS, For the Spring Season of 1874,

A Mormon hridi-groom was

taneonsly married to tliree blnshing

brides in Salt Lake City rccen'' Some confusion was crratal

tire ceremony liy each bride [reraisting in lier individual right to the

. iiilding will he in tire ) 0™t ki.a.

siavmd story. This decision shuts An etiitor in Illinois, having out for a long and indilinate [reriisl, j gi-gol a new reporter, receiv is I

rertSSrerereV KSirffiSS't.'IC^SR-X PETEKSBURG, cape may co.. n. j.

ipinded men admit tire village line j stood on lils'liead

lung ms-ded. j fur Ih

7 HAD. VAHGILDER’S AGRICULTURE WAREHOUSE

IvaavAiB JPCWIATa a if mi

H. Benezel &. Bro., HAVE JUST RECKIA'ED THE LARGEST STOCK, and the greatest variety of HOUSE FURNISHTNG ■ GOODS ever brought to Cape May, consiating in part of atattiags, OU Clot&e, CRltery. <Has B Ww*. aR€Bas-W«T€, Ti»-W«te, S«r4W«f«, Wooden'Ware, AND EVERY T H ISO ELSE IN TUEIR LINE All of which they arc selling at X.O w JF'ica-xmaQs -f-oh. oash:.

—SHUTTLE—— SsmngUa^Mai

-Mr. Jar

• dm

.shortly n

exevlled, if it i* eqlulled in the United States, One of three saprr ior instromsnts to he seen nt No. 47

Washington St.

Blue Huh an- swarmiag in tire |, Deliwarr Bay and lire Bound* adja-

is excellent Hah.

Measrs, Ireaerft Zolgh-r, of l'ldl-adt-lpM*; hare opened n flite cigarand toharen Inzacrat No. SO Washington SI., where the cbolseat brands In tlielr Uiw ean b» always liad. The Steamer S«ir, wiH run n-gn-Infiy between Cape May «nd PhllaShe wilfmake her flr*t trip on the

■Jid, of June.

A Lakoe ,IVaul—-‘Measrs. 1 Wm. Townsend. Joseph Church, Sr., and Jos. Church Jr., on last Saturday while flsblng in the aounda, caught nt »wo haul* of lire aelnc over ouvthmuand [loanda of blue flail, aomo

of tliem very large.

Mr, N\ C. Price, on Perry St., keep* III store a large supply of painth, (ills and giass, which tie ’ •elllng to customers at the lowt cash price*. Those in wantof the«o article* will do well to give Mr.

Price, a call.

Mr. Simpson Rice, is one. of beat harness makers in South Jen and all oirlora leR. at bit store Mansion Street, near Stab office, will be sure t > receive prompt alien, lion. Give him a call. The Sunday mall train s ill coninienoe running between Philadelphia and Cape Mar, on next Sunday, leaving Uie farmer place at .7:30 a. m„ and returning will leave Capo May at & o'clock, p. m. A aliower of rain and hail, pained by aharp lightening, and heavy peals of thunder, passed

iwcll, n workman In the ship-'

of Hon. J. H. IHverty. at Den- • “ nisvUle, very m-verriy if not danger- j P««^oualy cut one of ids ankles, *

liroa.luuc, on last Thursday | two young [reuplr in Bn

Mr. Reuben Corson, slso lihffly 'reoeoUy by telegraph. Tire

lit one of his fwl in the same yard n-reemblc.! in lrt Week. questions

. ——:——— i and benwllctloff, and the lia|)py pair left the

— office, one flesh, welded by lightning,

la, wife of Mr

eleernph o were ticked

Mrs. Jane

•S unui-l Shields, Sr., while going * Word Ibr the » dDan stair* in her dwelling on last, Thursday night, lostIrerlralancvand , Mr.Jiarfleld, men fell to^heTiotrom ofthc stairs, infur- from Ohio .evident

ing herself quite severely. .

J^'mlh^-ston Esq , of the'Phfa- newspa,iera a* C or,

.iWob, ereu If that other election* ai:

■ekl, I-

PLOWS, PLOWS, PLOWS, PLOWS, PLOWS. PLOWS THAT ARE CHEAP. PLOWS THAT ARE GOOD.

PLOWS THAT WILL GIVE SATISFACTION.

A hare tha Largraand Greareat variety of PLOWS of any nne Wan-limire South

POWELL’S | GENTS’ FURNISHING STORE REMOVED TO | Drcutor^l-epp GrrmwanlirHUgr,

t!tU>REX'8 Ct/riTIER lUlutbUnUT. A IHTO'ot at

•'euttnisl Plow*. Hood Plow*. New fmlxhn Plows. Double Flow., t orn PI •Iowa Two Uorw Pkiwt. Three llr-i Very kind anil stir of a Flow that Is i •nue and Cumberland Cnunlles.

■y PL«\

rend Plows/Owcn n. Truck Plows. Plow-. Steel Ph id III Cope May iu

sold fo the past Twe

^yit- p. PATrtRSUN, DRAPER and TAILOR, CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE.

, V--; "VOO e.-,,..,, voe , noa- nesSpJp dgtlflna 'Inquirer, wg* in this city on 0 |,i,.i„ u l^t Saturday, looking after hi* cot- ‘ ol | 1( . r

tngi-, summer rusldenee. Mr. F, exirects to oeenjry his cottage here Mr. L, Rice, member of the Board of Freeholders, from Dennis Township, tendered his resignation, to that body, at the meetiag of the 18th. It was not accepted, for the reason

that the hoard hare

Mower* sad Ilenpcrs. Horse Bakes. lemon*, and Rikmr drain Cradles, Mimics. Meld Harrows. IV.. Horse Harrow*. Ui

lultivutors. Wn-nehes, drimlUuars. Plow Bolt •*- J. U. tianlea Hoes. Solhl Shank Hoe*. Gruhhhig n«e*. Iltcli l"’* 'i" 1 . '^“V. ^ "TwraHarneas. lawtlrer Xejta, Shovel*. S]«ide*. Briar Scythes,

nick Han

te . Ac

d and Cardan will he a

red Warehouse

Hay Co., March 1% 1874.

country wehi the most nuthent exponent* of ptihlio opinion. Cot — ' ' ’ If, the m

decidedly cool, i clothing and war fortshle.

mt|utU.

Kimball Pbivck ft Co., Tint-land, N. J., hare a small lot of yellow pine flooring, which Urey are aelllng very cheap. Price $30, |il-r 100* feet Orders promptly filled. Address, Kimball Pbixcb ft Co, Vineland, SjJ. m27:4w oofsrrr An Old Ccktomi*.—A land terrnpin was pkkwl up at South Srsrllle laat waek. marked with tt* initials of Mr. Geo. Barbra, In 1843, or twenty-SrWIi yeara ago. Mtijvf'ranklln Allen, of Lower Townshi|>, Informs u* that hla peach crop has nnllieciiiiiJuMilby tlu-oold weal her of Uiia spring, and at this time promtars ah abumlant yleW,.!* does oiao his pear and apjile trevs. A number of fhrrtrer* in Dennis township, have pUnled large crops of lima brans this spring. They ate aald to yield Urge pruflls, to tire grower paying much belter than any

The Board of Freeholder* hold an adjourned meeting at Aim* House farm, on the 18th. of

Mr. Rablmion,son of Mr. Eamtu II. Rnbin*S>f Drnntaville. has liee

one Ol rue cosiest ami ucn farms alreut Denni.ville, is th oroiia^T^L^'^^iSrjieM;

a cranbray'iDradow ofabour'lTo^ - We bare been shown soma very

carriage

■*7—icaftrS!

lllti head of a great I iihstnent, which he tu

, By lllidnlgli' the tuvli

i uulut baa rc , brief report

illnges. His staff thinkers anil at-j irs, but Urey have ii — the ireoplu Uremsel^ggwi

Mr. S. R. Lndlnm.of th* Wllllar

Hotel Washington, apent a few days , - .. In this city last week, visiting hit ‘"“ TO, “. or '. u, °' old home and friends. Sam |, onngs him in c nlwavs popular among those who Cl ' ntr “‘ b 0 '". 1 ,' know Idm best, and he always re- ®J n,ntr yi “ ul 1111

teivra a oonlial welcome hore.' We >

regret very much to Team that lie * . bn 1 llis wffl not be among us during tire ( w summer season, sa lie expect* ' contact w

main in Waafiington.

Mr. Amos Creese, a well known D-port of the resident of Uiis ennni v, died nt bis . wenu of the day fro frtddrnoe, In Middle Township, on 1 “'“re*, and h. last Thursday night. He had been i brilliant editorial « sick for several weeks.' ft is at ’ * ' !

he leaves a considerable estate. Mr. John F. T«*nrd, proprietor

the Hart Cottage laat urason, will the country newspaper editor be among u« this summer, a* lie i the course of the week he seen

mgagrd In tire mercantile bua|. | converse* with men from in Clayton. - township! of hla

“LIVE AND LET LIVE” i.IVINU. A.NDXOMtTMKWOltliBPOR THR LOW KBB OP BDStXP.SS L WE LIVE IB HOPES OP llETTEIt TIMES.FBELINOCOXFIDENT THAT WK HAVE MKJl.TKP THE PATROKAOKTHUS FAB BKIKa ALWAYS ATtlliK POST TO EXECUTE ALL i IN OUll LINE WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH, WE STILL CLAIM J

A FULL 6IIABE OF TRADE.

SPOUTING- AUD TIN HOOHUG, At the Lowest Possible Pigurs, usmiiuraouu CLOSEST ATTENTII-F —

I. ( --

MKUBS.

BROADGLOTa, CASSISIfi . .

VESrlNGR

■uij TRIMMINGS.

i FIT WARBANTED.

Cook Stoves, Ranges, Portable & Stationery,®

- “ r “ HEATERS AND PAH.LOR STOVES, '

• fille.1

tuirt. as hi* hmith is in ar

iritjoal condition.

A. H. Steven*, ex-Vice- prevailing Umught* and suntini- nl. , nt of the Southern Conlbd-, aronnd him. - If he be a aensilde nod member of Comgrea*. mil olraerving man, tire wi>ek'« j Washington for his home interconrM with Ids fellowreiliiei.*; in Georgia. iwolmMy never to re- will make his paper a better expun- ul j

■xtremely of the aentiment of bia county than

i ail Uie mefropulitnn journal of lire

1 United States pul logelher.

-I. Reeve* Esq., has donated j ——

„ - lot of gravel to the City of; Ballou's Monthly Magazine Bridgeton. This will gii > — '—•

Briilgetoulan* a chance ‘ "

gravel" Dee of charge.

iith it"

in—Foe* Vn.. I real interval to the general and Intalll-arp-llln* acci- 8^"t reader-, Storiv* of *e* life, stories innlnv morel,,- 1 «d»eiuure, Ulcs of domestie lunply niorni n<|s un bappin«i»s, charming love, . hlyla, wbieh ap[ by whtoh flwrr vUlsges were &*^rr jod. ' suutimontal. am iho*t 150 live* were low sod <vve- a *|*ring ahd eloquent few things for which Ballou-s Magv aino Is uulv celebrated, aod which *■'- counl* for Ha large clreubitlen. vqt In' imly one magaalne In ihe e„u To show .what a lot of dired Ui can be found in " Balhiu's Magazine, we will gi,

Tin-ware, House-T'urnishing Goods,

ARF. A TVII.I.OlV-tVAHK,

IIIMNKYS l EKFECTi y

U'—ATIALOW EISIIKB

CALL AND SEE l IVE AND LET LIVE. MANSION STREET. BETWEEN PERRY AND JACKSON.

noro Ac X’ottiljono.

the torrent swept over fiklnnersvi Miydenville. and Leeda destroying principal Ikclorles. and a great nu,., nf dweWng-houaea- The dlaaster i an sudden Hurt hardly anybody had nc la get out nf iu path. The flood the bilk on each side u^Mifl River,

-Vufd

3SSi

■s.fS’s:

ilebrisuf shatter.

HT. Upn Aj|F!on

s. and *o Hunt hi farce. Phis terrible dtaster has tret -the huxthig r lo Sheffield

— r - In which it is administered, has made the words “Jersey Juatloe" famous. For prompt'msnner In which the dealt with her criminals, our neighbor Delsware it rivalling ua. On Wednesday laat a lieitstiy fellow attempted to outrage a little girl. Her cries alarmed the neigh I* ' '■*

enlprit waa promptly

lilted to tb* county Jail. The which waa silting iwlieted and in the afternoon of the next day-be waa tried, ftmnd guilty, snd sentenced to a toe of $MKI aod cosao, owe hour In piUory, hUrty

Chrome. Address Thames ft Talbot, 30 Bromfleld Street. Boston Mass . and far sale at every periodical depot in Um country. Cut This Oct—it Mat 8a vs Yocb lipb.—There is no person llsln* hot whsl suflr * mere or less with .ung Dissssus. Ureght Colds or Gonsumiuhre. yet same wmdrl die nit .er thin per 75 eeaislbr s bottle a." mtsUclce ths, would

By nip hss htelr neea Intrndi country from C ermany. and

If you doubt what we say it this out and take it to tin-1 Qrjutiaori, Cape M«y, aed ftnlamle. or a aamp!* bou

urge- Try It

G. G. Gihieu. Woodliury, N. J. Abo for aals by Hcanas ft Kcas—

|Cokl Spring.

VLtJR S FAMOUS LCTTEK

PROCTOR’S FAREWELI S. R. SWAIN, I«ctan* — *•

BROWN SEQUARD’S Lectures'on the Nerves,

“irsK

THETRIBU

inTDEHTAKEH

CATE MAY CITY. rv^rectOUly Uitnnxu th# or -

TH0IV1SS H. ROSS, WHOLESALE A RETAIL DEALER IN FLOUR,

GRAIN, FEED,

GROCERIES, , FERTILIZERS And all kinds of FE1LD and GARDEN SEEDS OYSTERS. POULTRY. EGGS. AND FARM PRODUCE,«F EVERT DZI CRimON, RECEIVED AND SOLD COMMISSION.

Solicited.

IfllAI. STREET. CAMDEN. n'.J.

CHARLES P. WHITE,

CLOCKS, WATCHES.’ JEWELRY AND'. SILVERWARE No. *5 WaihlngUs atresl, Cat* May REPAIRING

New Cheap Cash Store, isjo- se WAS-HiisrGKrojNr street, (NEAR THE POST-OFFICE.) BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. CAPS ARD WALL PAPER. CHEAP FOR CASH. AND CAsll ONLY. OA-SH SAVES TIME, 8AVIS FRIENDS, SAVES TROUBLE AND SAVES MONEY. CASH IS wlmt I am aflw.^Ossh make. rire^Sure Kfe|«-r smile. Truat mukes ELDREDGK JOHNSON.

SPECIAL ANNOTTNCEMENT KEADQUARTEIIS EOtt

CLOTHING,

Th. 8,

Plows and Agricultural Implements, FOB TlIF.hYEAR 3*74, POWELL'S Agricultural Warehouse TUCKAHOE, N. J.,

Moore's Plotvs. Kalglm. Plows, Owen ' or Peacock Plows, Street Plows, Hand Flows.. narrows. Cultivators, Bhbveht, Rake*, Forks. Hoes, Spmles, Grain Cradle*. ScytlKT, Griud-stoncs, and Fixture*. Mowing and Reaping Machines three kind, of Horse Hakes. Threshing Machine*. Hoy Presses.

lampion Wowing Slav blue. aeSnosIcler.ltelwihelUhle.t Orah. m.el darabls and doe. the baat weak of any Ma-

STORE looms, Eo. 47 WASHDiGTOlf STREET.

IS. Lli3lMKRK , 8, C DOK8Kl“‘“ra.l"UMM RU^ilHKlis' Mini: TO 0RIIKB VT THE LOWIMT FIGURES,

|J AMKRICAN

CLOTUINO Isi

f RKADY-MADB

.1 UBNT8' FURNI8HIKQ (10011,8, u

S1VHTH & HENRY PRACTICAL HOUSE AST) SICE PAIETEBS, _ , . , GRAINING in IMITATION OF ALL KINDS OF WOOD. i i^hi? ni”lf , .] W * n _L*‘* ,ti ‘’ g ' C ‘ ,in * alo, ’ in «' * ?d * 11 kin<u of Painting neatly NUMBER Is'vfASlilNGTON STREET, CAPE MAY CITY.

GEORGE W. SMITH,

AUCTIONEER,

•Wf No. IS.WasarKOTOK Ssliv. Cara Mav Cirr

Vineland Steam Sash Factory.

KIMBALL, PRINCE & CO..

MANUFACTURERS or

50 Dollars FARMERS, MERCHANTS, MECHANICS,

AND

EVERYBODY Buy the .World-Renowned WILSGBf SlutilfiScwiiiMaclip TraimomD The Highest Premium was awarded to it at VIENNA; Ohio State Fair; Northern Ohio Fair; Amer. Institute, N.Y.; Cincinnati Exposition; Indianapolis Exposition; SL Louis Fair; Louisiana State Fair; Mississippi State Fair; Georgia State Fair; FOR BEING liie Bcsl Senhjr Machines and doing the largest and best range of work. All other Machines in the Market were in direct COMPETITION. taiir F n r Hemming,'Felling, Stitc'ing, Cording, Binding, Braiding, Embroidering. Quilting, & Stitching fine or heavy Goods, it is unsurpassed. Where we hare no Agent*, we will deliver a Machine for the price named above, at the nearest Rail Road Station of 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,

•Willi Seiii latMie Ci„ CLEVELAND. OHIO,

DOORS, BASH

MANUFACTURERS OF ND8, MOULOIN ilustcra; Brackets, Lumb

STAIR RAILS,

LOW F 3 RICES. S®-G1VK US A TRIAL. WE USE ONLY KILN DRIED LUMDER-G ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. KIMBALL, PRINCE ft CO.. Vinsland. N. J. Wfl with lre*Ur II. T*4tl. hunker Dsal.r,TowaMad'a Inl.t. O.p. M.y C<

JNO.S. LEE & CO. ROPESAKDrinras,

TABBED ROOFING PAFHR A CEMENT Cfc.l T.r, Rreia on. Bri.bt Varniih, .te., ...—.. ... .BriratwiraarAQBHagnHaa, loion .ad Aipuaca. Twlaw Wrapping Tara.Cacidla-alcl.

Stove Coal. Tb. SakrerlhM baa at hi. anal Duet i Sch.lliap.r'a Uadlag, Capa M.y City, a fa ■apply nfbnl LEIIIOH A SCHUYLKILL C O A JL, OF EGO. STOVE A CBKSTSUT SUES, at lb. low.it JdarkM Priow. M H ‘’^"'’d. 1 HrJi"" ' b ° rt ' JOSEPH 8CHELLIN0BB. COALIjCOALTT ""coaIl, “ will he furnl-h^l at-th. Iaw.it M.rk.t Frio. JaT T. SMITH’S SE0AR SrOBL', JOS. E, HUGHES A SON.

HARNESS!!. Th. CIUmbb oV^p.^M.yCUy ajdCraaly HARNESS I BUSINESS MANSION 8T-, CAPE MAY CITY twa door. Weil of th. STAB OF THE CAPS OBre. whar. by a Uriel alUaUaa lo busla.u, I bop. lo «ril a Uhreal lhara of Ibab palroa now Nra Work of arsry drerriptloa, each as LIGHT AND HEAVY HARNK88, COLLARS.BBIDLSS^ SIMPSON RICE. The celebrated; Vacuum Oil Blacking, IS SOLD BY SIMPSON RICE,

MANSION

CAPE MAI 1—wirraa'lod lo fir. ,n, s Kefundwl. imu.-.». , The Schomaoker Piana MRS. J. B. TOWNSEND, ssssj§: tsr^; p *

WOOD’S ORGANS,

Q VES. O YES:' . Carpets! Carpets! Carpets! ' JOHNSON’sf 1 '" 10 B acaxaasloxh. St. l|IIvtayahl» rarpria direct from the .eeni u.-.mwmS2 0 p^aad-.m,

Water, ronn-rtn Organ, and Planna. J. H. TOWNSEND, Agt. ? A-Other mlrJZSfe

STILL AT IT.” WARE & EiLD : REDGE

CAPE MAY CITY N. J. KHUPOaiWON ROOFING <m| band 1 For 8-1,.

. 4 rad S. llrataa ■*.