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SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of a writ of fieri facias to ine directed and issued out of the CouU of Chancery of the State of New ,1. Jersey, I will expose for sale at public | vendue at the Sheriff 'a Office, Cape • May Court House, N. J., between the bears of 12 and 5 in the afternoon, to- . wit, at 1 o'clock p. m., on MONDAY, APRIL 27th, 1908, ALL that certain tract or parcel of . land and premises hereinafter particu- - yly dMcribed, situate in the City of ■Ocean City, in the county of Cape May and State of New Jersey. ' .J®®GJNNING on the northwesterly aide of Central avenue at the distance <" two hundred and ten (210) feet L gnthwMterly from the southwesterly line of Nineteenth street, containing ■ to front or breadth on Central avenue . of that width ext»»ding in length or depth northwester•rauiig in lengm or aeptn norui wester -

I : S, between lines parallel with the said ■win teen th street one hundred (100) feet to a fifteen feet wide street and wnnbered six hundred and twenty -six (626) in section "E" on the plan' of we lota of Ocean City Association. Being the same lot or piece of ground Winch William A. Massey andRoxanna ■ hia wife, by deed in indenture, Bated the thirteenth day of September, A. D.. 1897, granted and conveyed • Wnto the raid Joeiah Brad way and Re wecca O. Brad way, his wife, their heirs •ad assigns, forever, subject to the ' wondraons and restrictions of the Ocean ' K Baity Association. V . "gather with all and singular the I tights, privileges, hereditaments and : appurtenances thereunto belonging or In anywise appertaining, and the reversions and remainders, rents, is■ues and profits thereof, and all the '•estate, right, title, interest, use, Stoperty, claim and demand of the said . _.wofendants of, in, to and out of the •ame, as may be necessary for the NOTE— The above property will be ■Old subject to a mortgage of $600 . Vith interest thereon from April 2, J 1907, and taxes for the year 1907, , •mounting to $23.40 besides cost and interest. ^Seized as the property of Rebecca O. 1 ■roadway. et als., defendants, taken in I , Wscution at the suit of William A. ' 1 Massey. complainant, and to be sold by , ROBERT R. CORSON. „ Sheriff. Albot A. Howell. 416 Market street, Camden, N. J,, Solicitor. Dated March 17th, 1908. , f. P. ©.86 . 3-28 it ' 7~ s

SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of a writ of Fieri FaciaB. to me directed issued out of the Court of Chancery of Nfw Jersey, on the 4th <Iay cf March. A. D.. 1908. in a certain cauy wherein Robert E. Hand, Adetc" j8 compWnant, and Mare Halpin, et als. are defendants, I upoeetosaie at pobljc Tendue ON MONDAY. APRIL 20th, 1906, between the hours bf twelve and five ' °$»p* m" u*Fit' at o'clock in ' toe afternoon of said day, at the Sheriff'. Office, in Cape May Court "W?- Oape May County. New Jersey. ^e . following described marsh 1 tract or piece of land situate in the 1 Borough of Weet Cape May. in the ' County of Cape May and State of New ' Jersey, and bounded as follows : BEGINNmO at a corner of land of • the Knickerbocker Ice Company and the West Jersey Railroad Company: thence ; along the Easterly aide line of the said Railroad Company north six- . tero degrees ^ fifteen minutes east one , hundred and forty-eeren feet to a cor- , Ser„rf now of aaid West Jersey Railroad Company. formerly of William Bldredire : toence kbounding. on , aaid Railroad ComoanyVlaDd south sixty-four degrees thirty minutes east about six hundred and twenty feet to t Cape Island erode ; thence along aaid crwk. south three degrees fourteen minutes east about sixty -six feet to a yu Wt pr branch of aaid creek; toeoce south forty degreee west about « eighty-five feet to the line of the t

Knickerbocker Ice Company's land thence bounding on said Ice Co'e. lund north sixty-six degrees fifteen minutes west about six hundred and twelve feet 0 to the place of beginning. Containing 8 within said bounds^ two acres of c marsh ^ more or lesrf being the same of marsh or land which was conveyed » to the said James Learning by Thomas J. Yorke by deed bearing date February 17th, 1891, and also being the same premises , conveyed to the said John Halpin and William J. -Halpin by the said James , Learning and wife. ROBHRT R. CORSON. - Sheriff. , Dated March 18. 1908. , Morgan Hand. Solicitor. P. F. $9.86 Appropriating Ordinance, 1908

J An ordinance to direct and prescribe J the amount of taxes to be levied in the * City of Cape May, in the year A. D-. ; 1906, and to make appropriations and limit expenditures for the time begini ning the first .day of January, A. D., 1908, and Boding the thirty -first day of December, A. D., 1908. Sec. 1. Be it ordained "and enacted [ by the inhabitants of the City of Cape May in City Council assembled and is hereby enacted by authority of the , same. That the following amounts ' are hereby appropriated for the respective purposes herein stated from , any funds in the treasury, to be used | for the respective purposes and not , otherwise. 1. Mayor's salary, $ 500 2. Recorder's and Superintendent of Water Works, etc., 1.000 8. Assessor's Balary, 500 4. Collector's salary, 600 6. Treasurer's salary. 600 6. Building Inspector's salary, 150 7. City Solicitor's salary, 300 8. Street Suprevisor'a salary, 600 9. Engineer of water works, 780 10. Ass't engineer of water works. 720 11. Two Engineers of Fire Dept. 1.440 12. Police and Watchmen. 4,000 18 Lighting sts. and public buildings, 12,600 1 1*. Repairing, cleaning and watering streets, 6.000 15. Fire and Water. 6,000 16. Property and Improvement, 4,000 17- Incidentals, 2,600 18. Int. on City bonds aid notes, 29,000 Sinking fund, 11,000 20. Schools; 4,100 Psviriont nf VllVYI nf Q-k^y.1 " of of

„ bonds, 1,000 22. Int. on School bonds, 700 23. Stationery, printing and advertising, 2,000 ■ 24. Fire Department, 4,200 ' 25. Poor Fund, 100 1 26. Memorial services, 200 1 27. Board of Health, 600 : 28. Operation of Sewer Plant, 8,000 29. City Carpenter, 600 1 80. City Engineer, 600 81. Engineer Pumping Station, 720 32. Amusements, 700 1 88. Music, 8,600 $104,210 - Sec. 2. And be it further ordained and enacted. That the : money appropriated by the first section shall be derived from the following sources : Anticipated water rents, $ 16,500 Anticipated licenses and miscellaneous receipts. 10,500 duplicate for A. D., 1908. 78,210 $104,210 Sec. 8. And be it further ordained and enacted by the authority of the that this ordinance shall take effect immediately. S. F. WARE, President of Oouucil. Atteat: JNO. W. THOMPSOij^ Approved March 7, 1906. 8t ' F. J. MELVIN, Mayor Fcr Sale— Buuaing Lots. Very eligible lota in Weet Cape May *t~t- "

INTERESTING NEWS ABOUT THE INLAND WATERWAY 1

The Philadelphia ledger says : "Every important summer reaort cm the Atlantic coast, from Cape May to Bay Head, a distance of 117 miles, will be benefitted by the construction at the inland waterway through the bays and channels adjacent tp the ocean. Governor Fort, in a message sent to the New Jersey Legislature last week, declared that the projict was of vast importance, not only to the five counties through which the channel would he constructed, but to the whole State. It should be treated, the Governor asserted, on broad lines and as A matter of urgent State policy. Cape May and Bay Head are connected today by a system of hays and channels, but some of these are so narrow and shallow thkt only small craft are able to traverse the route at high tide. The channel which New. Jersey propones to construct will have a minimum width of .100 feet and depth at low water of 6 feet. Such a water-'

^ estimates and surreys made by Henry i U B. Kummel, fStsU£GeolojJltet. 'Almost | rf i be entire expenditure would be for | • dredging. «• Both branches of the New Jersey D Legislature have passed thrill, introt. duced by Senator Robert E. Hand, of it Cape May County, creating the De- • partment of Inland Waterways, which ;l will have 'charge of the constrtfctlon e of the channel. Governor Fort has '* recommended an appropriation of 4 $50,000 with which to begin the work at once. ""Senator Hand, with th£ co i- operation of Senator E. A. Wilson, of J Atlantic county, is working strenuoub- - ly to have this item increased to $100,-- ; 000, and will -be satisfied with nothing i less than $50,000. r Mr. Hand desires the dredging begun ! - et Cape May anil continued northward 1 1 t each year as far as the annuaLappno-J-! - j prist ion will permit. He expressed the|l

adding to the attractlvcoewCaird accee- i y sibility of all of our seashore resorts ! - and other towns along the ooast Such f a waterway would Unquestionably have - a considerable value for comm> rceaa !> well as for the use of motorboeta, i steam yachts and CQito ^pleasure craft. i "It will be valuable also to the flalrtrf men and oyster men along the coast, i and to the farmers and gardeners of that part of the State who find an im- 1 f portant and desirable market at the 1 •, seashore resorts. ' ' "Some of the resorts included ^Pfce ' : route of the waterway are Cape May, Wildwood, Holly Beach, AngWa, i Sea Isle City, Ocean ICity, Somen 1 1 Point, Atlantic City, Brigantine, Beach ' i Haven, Barhegat City and Seaside 1 I Park-"

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T#re isn't a bit of"®* tor man who like to wear well-fitting and nn- . todate ototiring. to go away (rem Cape May to get it. Van Kereel. 434 • Washington street, importi clothes . direct, securing many patterns dor^ irgrhia annual winter trip to Europe the best d raced men in town, clothing made by hfan. The New Paint Store „.i?b,lLi&,ehM0P®Ded ®P the buaineea of selling paints at the comer of bfwrt, i Wkfthi^Fton streets and it ib just the place to buy freah paints S-28-tf

Call on agents representing thorySS wanPfi^16 • C0ro'>8nies. when , insurance. Claims We -eniLi'8, twenty-six years. "Jen of the ctrongeat companies doing business to New JerE,drP.f1Fe. 810 Washdry goods, and provie--ona, also boots and shoes, at rook fttL0°'floeE at Thoe SoGltt, Cold bpnn|f |f If you want anything from a paper of pins to-a pa'r of good gum boots. vnn8"r^ U'k0old 8prin|b can serve you. Lopal phone, 80 70U WAKT TO Biff Do you want to buy? tv, „„„ „ . , Do you want to sell? h>o you want to rent? rv, you want to borrow? Do you want-to insure? consult SOL. NEEDLES, Agent for Glens Falls Insurance Company and others. 608 Washington street. 11-16 ly TO ROT TDtr CHEAP. housekeeping, second floor. Office rooms first floor. Large house winter, Cape May City ; also farm to rent year 1908. Apply to Edward Crease, West Cape May. Wall Paper. Wall Paper. A new and fine assortment of wail evCT you need m this line can be sup! Mother Orsj'g Sweej Powder for Children Sucressfuliy' used by Mother Grav nurse in the Children / Home fn New / cere Feverishn ess, bad stomach, ,dl80rdeJ8' move and regulate Md df8t«y worms. Over a ♦ vft testimonials. They never fail. ArfHri dru,K.f 8tB- Sfc- Sample FREE. Address Allen S. Olmsted,, Le Roy, ' mar Have your doming cleaned and pressed while you are asleep, afternoon or night. Call Van Kessel. leadIng tailor, 4.4 Washington street, Cape &ei?8eM.Ph°ne 70 Wi Key,t°"# Notice! The Wa y To Save Money Dont miss it A special sale for 21 DAYS Goods will be sold at lowest . cost. Try once and you will come again. Prices same on wagon. At LAVENTHAL'S, 319 WASHINGTON STREET, CAPE HAY. j ©las -Sandgran Notary Public, Commissioner of Deeds for New -^Jersey, Leases, Deeds, &c.. Drawn AH kinds of Pension Business 308 Washington St, Cape May