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CAPE MAY HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1905,

EASTER at HOGANS

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t-AC» TOliD IX BRIEF MENTION The H»ppf nin** of Tn«- Week BHeUy Xold-Other Matter-H of IntereaU Maple fthelbark Kiaae-only at Honan'*. Lartteat Stock Eaatet liaakrta In Jeraay at Hogan's. —The nrsular examination* will be held throafcbout scboola In the County beginning May 6. While you are cleaning bouse let ns clean yonr Lace Curtain*. Troy Hand Laundry. SM Decatur at. —The Cape Mat Beal Estate Company rxpeeta to hare the dredg*-* “Pittaburgh” and "Cape May” return here by May 1. They are now at Wilmington bring npnirrd. Holla Well*, the Democrat iccaodidatr lor Mayor of be Lool*. wa* rr-rleclrd to ofli-e week for another term of four years. Mayor Well# is well known at Cnpr May, haring resided here throughout the rntire summer of 1B(B. —The subject of the Y. P- 8- C. E., of the Presbyterian Church will be “Glorifying God In our Hectcations." The leader will be Mra. Tasker Smith. The B. Y. P. C-. of < be Baptist Church will hare the aatnr .ubjrdl and Mr. William Hickey will be the leader. —Governor IVnnypacker. of Pen nay 1 Tania, on Monday appointed Mr. Morris Dal let t Judge of the Orphan’s Court of Philadelphia to succeed the late Judge Joseph C. Fenyjfoo. an appointment which la gratifffffg to the people of Cape May because Mr. DalleU is one of our foremoat gommer residents. CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE. CAPK MAY COURT HOUSE, April 12. Mia* Mae E. Neal of Rio Grande, wax entertained on Wednesday evening by friends here. Mias Mattie Sparks was shopping in Philadelphia on Wednesday. Benj. Godfrey thoyed his family here on Monday from Borieigh. Umes Springer and family have been entertaining company from Camden this week. Geo. P. Foster of Philadelphia, spent Sunday with hit parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Foster. Henry I-ndlam and wife of Holly Beach, spent a few days with her parparents on BaysideaveBae. Mrs. Lydia Crowell who has spent the winter here returned to Angfeaea this week. Mr. and Mru Townsend Pennim of Capa May, are spending this week with bar parents, Alex. Douglass ami

wife. . j Wilbert Newman was visiting friends ( St Dennisvilieon - atunlay. Miss Georjrie Grace i- spending aev-1 eral days with fnends in Millville Mr. and Mrs. Ears Norton were I visiting reiative* at oreen < reek the

tirst of the week.

Frank Cassidy ot Cape May, was in town on Wednesday.

CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Salable Errata of Ike Week Brleftr Oreelrled. A (Ttspntr-h from A’giers says It iw re IKWtfd there that a bloody encounter t-ok place Sunday between the troop a •# the sultan of Morocco and the rebels supporting the pretender. Martin Lbelt. who murdered his young wife In Mount Vctyiou on July 24, 1903. was put to death in the electric chair in Sing Slug prison. Ebelt went to his death without betraying a trace of fear. *■ The charge of having beaten Patrick Corrigan to death with a baseball bat was preferred against lire attendants of the New Jersey State Insane asylum when put on trial for alleged murder at Newark, N. J. Corrigan was an inmate of the asylum. a '—’ Honda?. Marrh lO. The family of David Barringer, consisting of the father, wife and son. died within a week of cerebto spinal meningitis at Bellefontalne. O. The first interlake boats to leave the bead of Lake Superior for the lower lakes this spring were the J. T. Hutchison and the Sultana. They cleared for Buffalo with grain cargoes. Eugene . Harris, aged fifteen years, was bit in the back of the bead by a batted ball during baseball practice at Asheville, 14. C„ and died in fifteen minutes, his neck being dislocated. The federal grand Jury at Portland, Ora. has Indicted fifteen well known men of Oregon and Washington on charges of conspiracy to defraud the government of a portion -of its public lands. The body of Albert B. Pemberton, nlinking since April L was taken from the White mill pond, near'Shirley village, Mam., in the presence of 2JJ00 people and bds been removed to Ayer, where aa autopay was performed. flBe body of Mias Susan P. Babcock, the daughter of Dr. D. C. Babcock, pastor of the Methodist church at Milford, K. Hi who disappeared from bar

CURE MY COUKTY WILLS Records of Ancient Deri oca Recorded In the Public Archive*. (ooKrnpKD rnon uast wane.) 1714-6 Jan. 21. HUGHES. JEDID1AH. i Cape May Co., will of. Brother* Hum phrey. Constant, John. Hughe*, cou-in Martha Hughe*. Personal estate. Brother John executor. Witoeaac* John Hand, Benjamin Crafford, and Sarah Hand. Proved February 18,1714-6. Lib 1

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1714-6 Jan. SI. Inventory of the *wale )£181.7 2>£:> made by .“attoel Footer and John Hand. 1711 Dec. 10. HC1TT. JOSEPH, of Cspe May Co. Inventory of the personal estate of (£108.4 •;! made by Richard Downes and Nathaniel Jenkins. 1714-11 Feb. 18. Petitltion of Esther, widow ot Joseph Halit, Mating that as •be la left with 5 children, one born after her huabanda death, abe is unable to travel, * be asks Jeremiah Baaae to grant her letters of adminbtration and send it by

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