mi« w * SSSjjTJr i-.. “_^. jjv-^ . j ^|^g||gj : w rn cxrm^ ■■..^ »~- __

A GREAT STRIDE

.vf.'-vKxrf.vmr* ynrrr Trxx.v*XT*-

VP AVD OTSK

Local Department.

T»-»nU'*t |raft'-i ii|K It take* two U 1*0 onto oLtirrs as

of dry goods for sale. Call and n him. Kn* chirr '(Ih-mocralit) at Hand’a'store wo clccliou day and tlir day baTore. A Gran»r while flasgchatlnglBi. nnhrj'O, ratrona of IfnahaDdry, i Uic upper "part of (he foaril) mxutlyt wu askrtl what lie wo doing. “Tlirrshing wild oata,” wa the reply. The directors of tip Cape Mn. County Agricultural Society will tiohi n meeting in their olHec on thr Fair grounds', on Sstunlay, Novemlirr 7th. aTS o'clock, r. M. Byorder Of the President’ D. H. Wniama, Src’y. • Cold Spring, will accept oar thankfor an inrolcc ol • large and elegant p«M|ikina, and also a liberal supplj of awest potatoes and canlllBower. .1 osepli is a trne type of a geaepma Cspc .May (gub-inhil lie clear* reluihiTjcrt tliV printer. -ai . Fiar. Wood Waited At col anil ciintnl, fi.r safe ii wooHs, to he' honh d hy myaelf. please address, staling price, loo lion, and if green or dry. .John Mr\l akin, Atlantic Hotel, Cape May (.‘it; " RttmaaKAKE* One day ln> week. Mr. Wm. II. Hewitt, 'and a gang Ilf men) wltii the"wi«id train," Wnwd liinc Slat"

ji*nf w

rattlrenakrs, nuillls- „ of wliieb Uiev killnl and ■ |dsl Into the troo,ls. Tbl»

ogi-urrcnu'^s a .raill'-sliake is

(felghni seen Ip raj*' May.

The directors of .the Cape M ConnCr Agricultural and Horlie turaf Society.' are orderc.1 to m< at the nllbw of said assoclstliin Sstiirlay TJov. 7th IK74al 3 o'clu

I'/'"- .

A full ntteniUnes ia reqiiestid.

Btf unler of the President. F. Sidnii Townsenii,

Seo'y.

Octatt T'icw tict. Slh 1874. Mrs. Parson* Learning, has n

thank* for s mammoth heail of cal* tiage,' raisssl by lier husband on their farm near Illo Grande. This oale Ugc weighed lbs., and ia the largest th ,t we hare ws" jihra seaaon. This facil An extenslrc «ale of the personal property of the late n. Judge Marry will inks place at his late residence. nt'Qrccti Creek,on Wednesdav Nov. Hth. The corn ami live atook etc. on his Fishing Creek farm will lie sold on the suue :dnv. Til* sale n't the Fishing.few* for

A niOcdelpliia gentleinan advc ms, a soap that ia destined to wif it the national debt. There probably some “ly«” about it. A III "ton lady In Califoraic sat hat the big strawberrira on ll Poelflc coast have but little flavor, living a cross between a tnraip ami a dried apple. Railroad rmploj fi oir the eondncUir cairv flre-arms for putting gamlilerfi nnd other 'thieves • ‘•Sixty doth machine!” exdi aaw tlic cartl oi mother only pays 33 a pair for her slipper*.” The hands employed in the several machine (hop*, sewing nracblna foe niiaa of trade. Ten tons "of wheat hare been ■hipped from Portland. Oregon, on mi order from the Russian Consul

milkman 'bin beer

Tat; elL&ijre Sti'SS'Sr rniiUsil’^r^h,^ ''il,

)s r contains ai " a Cun feder: served * thn

nleinplnilng matrimony, a mild I he imiiie of the man .

'.ihn Smith and Mary June*. But if the pirpnriilnn, ‘‘to'*he euijilnyiid, the

Furthermure. i skya: •'Vhn S i, " landed to this f

.TZZ

the Green Creek farm, at 1 o

p. m.

. ' Owil.iAsiRAvi—A uolored girl, between the age of 13 and 14 year of age, by the name of Kmm Grace, who has lived since her h fancy with Mr*. Rachel I .a tidier

Frl.Ia

s 33d I

it bn found.

All persons are forbid harboring her. Information concerning whrn-ahouu will he thankfully ^ ^ACHABt. ijAMBEKTIWI!*, o88-2w Cape May Citj

or snnellni.s It IPUie wor ‘•iimrrird, > which tnnally stands n the head of the list of weddings in newspaper, be taken in tlw truusitlv sense, the weight of authority seem to fovor the precedence uf the wc

man's name in the body of the imtler. In connocthm srtlh the whole subject the Ibllnwlns. paragraph from Mr. Illehard (iniiif White's "Wools and

their Ifaea: ’ " -I have no I thin ill saying Unit all ot theae

(Jubu'Milh H mid and with Mary

■t there i

ralxty ho

’Jity awaiting

Emigrant aid Commlnu

Tha Mr and fosUval recently held i Vewlfrid, in aid of the "CirciV lAhary" of that place was quite

dating

nsrrletl to the mao. Nuho: i

Adiv t Vr pnwUls In |

lifity urnn. Will tlia edffor tell us when MClaga got Into Cumber-

land Cminly?

PnaMcut Grant; lias issued hl» animal Thanksgiving proclamation, anJrillkli^'fiM Thursday Nor 2*th, as MwAny. , The New Jersey 0a dTmpl t la to be printed by the Vineland Real Estate ' * PubJisUiug Cumpcnj, and Bm.'

Crocket It not ha

tlmly with the conditions of the acl It exnreeaea. -To marry it t nr t" be given to a huaham ’ The spirit of the Eoglls

iUnuac?*smiiell > Mtntlt!n. K " Wan's I oseinsh Frleu

I! STARTS ON A NEW CAREEN !! Thoroughly rrorgohiantl on a greatly intprtnm! Huh,

ENORMOUS ESTABLISHMENT. . Thirteen y**ra of tmersnii and •aaer obrervatlsa or different method* or doino bush llshino and esiandme tha larpaal olotnlnp trade In tha Unnad States, have brougtrtua to t Conclusions:

A. AT.T.MTTTH 140 South Eleventh St., Philadelphia. PIANOS & ORGANS. SOHMER & CO.’S

( -0 yThat. tltouoh Juatioa d

rrrss:.-

” but'uBunhesTtatiNGLY ADOPT THEM ALL, NOW ANNOUNCE THESE AS OUR CARDINAL POINTS.

ONE PRICE.

WANAMAKER A BROWN,

WANA1JAKER A BROWN, WANAMAKER A BROWN, WANAMAKEH A BROWN, WANAMAKER A BROWN, WANAMAKER A BROWN, WANAMAKER A BROWN, WANAMAKER A BROWN,

r. 6th ami Market .Sts. r. Ot!i and Market Sue r. 6th ami Market fits.

FU1X GUARANTEE.

GOLD

TEN

PIANOS. 1PREMIUMS. FTI.I.Y WARRANTED-for SIX YEARS-PRICES IX)W—TERMS EASY BAY STATE ORGANS—Far anperior to any Reed Organs now in the Market. PERFECT FIFE ORGAN TONE. Great variety of Hfeetn even In smaller styles. Thousands of flrst-eln** testimonials. Call and be codviuced. Second-hand Instnimcnts taken in part payment forthgana or Piano*. A. ALLWIUTH, No. 140 South Eleventh Street, Philadelphia.

STILL A-HEAD.

DUBINGJTHE RECENT PANIC O-OOD S NOMINAL PRICES, A LARGE A COMPLETE STOCK Fall | W inter Clothing

irtttu.i»Nti.K MrxEnwrr

EDWJHOSJi LAWRENCE.

EXCELSIOR HALL,

/ 1

EXPLANATION AND ELABORATION

OF WANAMAKER & BROWN'S NEW PLAN.

M OT, .oehy^lh^mrerv.^^Td^.r^TuorVu.'in. 0 .?**-?," i?'’ T ” " “ -|SH.” sdded .0 th. prlo* or e.ch .rtlol. mtld. u, cover U... U.m^e, end aLire they sretlg feere « m- ret) w u. ted *M. ...d O,. I.Ov.., tfe. fee, r^Mlu tfe, mL SO WE SAY CASH THROUGHOUT

J. H. Benezet & Bro.,

£

A M IDEA

nAATJITST RECEIVED THE

LARGEST STOCK, and the greatest variety of HOUSE FURNISH- Saving Machines.

IXG GOODS ever brought to Cape May,

consisting in part of

"ONE time, conredtng enthat shrevvdnewTon the shrewdest eueiom^rtTperT eo* PRICE." extort, beeauee the "One Price" which wo raerk on our geode, ehell Inv* DOT thu “First” Price, but the LAST trad LOWEST PHICE.

WAXf ABSAIt

Si Peat.

frtrK'rtl

Srccitcxx Corrsa^nr THE ALDINE. rviurnl iff cilia ml.-?re.ti Sir * Umt mk AUlQfk ■ Vrttl'AKV.

(jSsIWork

w . - -m .S*»uia "j* Aa™ 1

lALMAGE’S TheChristian at Work.

TENTION, aoents:

THREE NEW "TRIBUNE EXTRAS."

/

k BROWN WI1.I. I«Ey"Krt HOLD THEIR GOODS.

GUARANTEE. m AnvAy gumtatM Id. JVtt lispr.tr. 4 oar good, Ml hr *, Uor a, tlr m , gvaltiy of SMfrreif Had re fere or, oM cayvitre ta fie 1/s.W Hula. 2d. Tint He prion ore prerre/y lit tetse to errry4ody/,ff , Sd. 7Xtl tie eiuhty 0/ good, i, ’ Ok. no, Ua foil a. C—>

Mattings, Oil OInths, Coltery, Olass Wars, Qneens-W'are, Tin-Wars, Hard- j _A_

Ware. Wooden-Wars,

1 EVEETTBISO E L 8

Til El 11 LINE

AH of which they arc selling at SHUTTLE EOY7U EIGkTJTUTlS JF'OTl OASII 3cwinJJJ^vlCMllQ

"mV^e 0 1 Ih5nI/I*mouV«orroon“ y’i

THE ADVANTAGES IT MAKES o’d’o^HIWG CHEAP. ! ! ! ! ! t \ I M h M j: j ! !• ! ! ! ! ! ! ° * ^Dy' enforcing CASH Payments, the bed defile er# avoided. By putting plenty of ready money In hatnd. K'enablee-Ue.to buy goods st flguree tltet credit

New Cheap Cash Store, Uo. CSO W fxsliinsttoii Street, (NEAR THE POST-OFFICE.) BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS AND WALL PAPER. CHEAP FOR CASH. AMI CASH 0M,V. ^ IIst* had al^thr Credit Trad*^ want. ^Whtn all ra^dlil creditors pay up msy

CECEA-^LTESS, the quel tty or style of our Celebrated make of Men' orktng leteerds^lhe present poUtl.^nd though nemn

ENTIRE CHANGE OF BASE ^'iHVESTI^RM IS ASKEPjS^ A^W^IW%~HEBE PtlT FOBTH.^ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3d, 1874, Marvellous and Unprecedented increase of Business for which we are well prepared. with the Improvement* already noted, there are alao new' atyles. new colors, new cute end more . careful nnlehfng. Everything poeelble hea been done to meet end gratify the rush, end now LET IT BEGIN. WANAMAKER & BROWN, ) THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE IN AMERICA. S. E. CORs SIXTH A MARKET STS., PHILAD’A.

The Schomacker Pmo. MRS. J. B. TOWNSEND, SHOEMAKER PIANOS,

J. H. TOWNSEND, Agt. butoni ■ 3re“Hey fit v ° rm "‘ r “"~ CAI’K MAY CITY Boot and Shoe Store, LADIIW. MintB WgAR,

n HARNESS II harness" business MANSION STCAPE MAY CITY

TB* CELEBRATEIl . Vacnum^Ojil Blacking SIMPSON BICE. MiKSIOIf flTBRRT, CAPK MAY CITY, N. J

IVEW JEK»EY ' State Normal anti Model School*. fpOTALCTABfHgFpl^PPpitAJWfj^e

bMfohliryes In the M'-l-l nrhool^ " Airnijm 0 '*™ ,rU " mu, * rt ‘ c “ l uewn M. JOHmOX.

Stove Coal. OrfactHaiier'e LsnSief. Cape May Oily, s fell -yyylysflret Lsniaa a scbutlkill COAL, r roo. eyovn a oiiksh/ot 8«*g el Ills hi east Market Pfleae. Cotlegee sad Uetele wyyUed el Ike Wertnee “tos\pu HCHHLLtNOIK

CHARLES P. WHITE,

"LOCKS, WATdllKS, JEWELRY AXD SII.YERWARK

D. F. BEAlT A CO.’S CELEBRATED ^gUsn|oigiit Illinois Are rankctl by eminent murioan

FtirlhrCh'irrh, SebtiathSrhnnl, Iaider s wrll u the Pnrinr. they ha • Bend for [trier, *"*' l'*> nl

KLDRF.DGE JOHNSON.

SPECIALMANN OU N CEMENT. KEADSBABIEKB foil I FINE ; CLOTHING, STOEE SOOIS, Ho. 47 WASKUt&TOS STEEET. Til. Larges*, sad Meet Camel.!* si.ortm.ot of FRENCH. KHOLIBH soil AMKI CLOTHS. CABRIMKRES, DOeRKIN, sod SUMMER DRESS UOOPS rr.r befure MIDI'. TO ORDER NT THE LOWEST FIGURES,

Df tlENTS’ FURNISHING 000115 n

ISAAC H. SMITH.

SMITH & HENRY PEAdnOAL HOUSE AID SIOS PADITEES, 0RA1NINU IN IMITATION OF ALL KINDS OF WOOD. Oaleimining. Wall Painting, Cbios Olotemg. yud all kinds of Paiatmg neatly ^NUMBERIS "tpASlilNaTON STREET, CAPE MAY CITY. GEORGE W. SMITH, auctioneer, Ig-S5»r No. 1# WaintltaTOK SlHT.^Ciri M»T Ctry

Vineland Steam Sash Factory. KIMBALL, PRINCE & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MOULDINQS, STAIR RAILS, Dal osier*, Brackets, Lumber. Wa hare on heed * Largs Assortmaai atd are datermlBrd to tall at 1,0W FHIOBS. MTOirii US A TRIAL WE USB ONLY KILN DRIED I.l'MDER-g ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. KIMBALL. PRINCE A 00, Vineland. N. t.

' Yo*»n M««»

urt. B .,T..dd, u

oO Dollars j FARMERS, MERCHANTS, ' MECHANICS, AND EVERYBODY Buy the World-Renowned WILSOS

[iBESTmil'ORlB The Highest Premium was awarded to it at VIENNA; Ohio State Fair; Northern Ohio Fair; Amer. Institute, N.Y.; Cincinnati Exposition; Indianapolis Exposition; S,t. Louis Fair; Louisiana State Fair; Mississippi State Fair

Ito Best S8*i:j Machines and doing the largest and bestwange of work. All other Machines in the Market were in direct COMPETITION. F n r Hemming, Felling, Stitc'ing, Cording, Binding, Braiding: ■Embroidering Quilting, & St tolling fine or heavy Goods, it is unsurpassed. Where we have r.o Agents, we will deliver a Machine for the price named above, til the nearest Rail Road Sution ol Purchasers. Needles for all Sowing Machines for Sale. Old Machines taken in Exchange. Send for Circulars, Price List, 4tc., 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.

I Hacking Co., CLEVELAND, OHIO.