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Ennis. tlM. , Dobratskl. *1. raloff. »|. Lot

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Street. N. E. *

N. E. of Albion O' N W. l‘W I*

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Rosalind Ox man lo Nann R. I In. n.ion. Lot 17. Mock Iff. utary H. Otlms lo Harry 1- « is linn. tl.«00. Ix.1 1«*. Mock tit Alonso It. Moor.-, cl nl.. lo Me • & Slade, !nc. tl.W. Befttonlnff

Borough of West Cape May

Charles A. Hrewton ..-I nl. In Let

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oreugh of Stone l^arhor I h R. Malone to KUfrn.- W. j fl.no. Lotk 1:5 and IX. block I j, in W. Sena lo Chnrlna A. IL »I.». Lots IJS rind IX. block D. Uoastun lo Ocors.- B. r. fl.te lxil» 27 and ». block

, SHhekoff C. Ilmorv Clarcnec W. no. non. lasts n and 16 f.-ct of

Ti. Mock 90.

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Township of Middle

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-• of Julius Soule

hyfl. B. » Sirsii

Hauacui. nt ux. ft «i. Tw at MayvHlc. tl) .Siluatn o Day Avenue, distant N. " feed from tiact sold to WII bee Qriff.—. N. W. 472't fr. t b 920 feci. 12) Itcxitmlnc :.l In tlon Atlantt.: Clly Railroad an Bay A vetrov S. K. 911.2 f.s

100 feel.

rae H. While l.-.nd and tin prorcmcnl Companv to Hiram H«r —B. tl.cn. last in. block 159. |da Of wMwood J unci Ion Helxhts.

City of Wildwood

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ir*. iioily 1 teach.

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last* II and 15. block 21.

Alvin IV Rydfr in Atlu-ri C. Baker. Andrew Clvlaoti ct ux.. lo Asrmh iohnson II «1. Ixx 7. block 40. North-

east section

William II. Sharp, rt ux.. lo B-*r A. Krnnwli. tl.nn. 21. block ».

Ural Ward

Alim Maud Stephens to David McKIMiln. Il.no. luu 9 Mock X.

id 25. black 135. Holly Beach. Cnorxi- T. Bailey lo I la linn Social Chub of.Wildwood. If:5. Lot 1 • • •-

Nrw Justices

The now Juki Icon of I lie Pi-ace In Cepe May County who lli*-rl bonds and were slvcn the oath of office on May 1 arc: William J. Chadwick. Second Ward. Ocean City: John S. llodnon. North Wildwood: John J. O'Farrell. Wildwood Cruel: James Shoemaker. Upper Township, William S. Dougherty. North Wildwood: Elisha D. Steelman. Second Ward. North Wildwood; Louis Braca. Sea lale Clly; Frank B. Wrlsley, Wildwood: Charles H. Grom. Wildwood. John J. Devine. First Ward.

Ocean Cly.

dailes K.Lasdis,Ir. couhullob-at-law

Titles Searched tad Omni Morixape Loaaa Conreyancln* Ottct: 10*

Improvement Company. <

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Mock 13. Third

tS and 57. Jneetion >1 Orenrc i

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E. Ginllw;

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Township 07 Eowur Ttunvis ITHi lo Mannrrl Piirdy. fl.Wi. Lot 47 and x 1 -A fi.. of lot 49. plan 2. Wildwood Boulevard

Beach Si reel. ITT.ns fret K. of .. f.raon Si reel. M 35 feet on Itrech Sirml by N. I*S feet. Also rnicl f* S. ride Slorkton Avenue. 172.71 fee K. of Jrflrraon Slreel. 51 X fret cm Stockton Amour by 8. IX feet. Geo re Gowrn Parry, rt ux.. b fKocxe a. Hood, rt ux. SI.60. Tear on K. line Kcatnry Avenue. 197 5 fee. K. of Qncn SI. N. 7L 62.5 feel by

K. 113 * leet llrrrcuUr).

| Oeerce G. Hood, rt ux.. to O*

o Jacob ]

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ck f«. Stockton pror ....

~*io6; frtis'x~and| Borough of »u.uth Cape May

Enlon National Bank lo Jcnnlr

a Robert Otto. J Schoecle-rp ll.se. Lota X and

r> Elix* 1

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