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CLASSIFIED _ ADVERTISING ADVERTISING TEC IN Netathed TO A LINE. MINIMUM A4trs 8. FOR RENT- A bes IRABLE CORN. er room on second floor and two third story rooms, very reasonable, Mrs, John Bennett, 934 Corgie St., Cape May, N. ‘T-AUTOMOBILE CRANK FOR Kixsel Kur supposed to have been lost on turnpike to Cape Muy ‘Shay Finder lease return to 866, FOR SALE-ONE 1916 CHALMER Touring car. engine. a good . condition, . two tires and tubes. time I Phone 903 4 NP MOTOR y A1 | condition. — Will ad cheap. Apply at Ottinger‘s machine shop, Schellenger‘s Lagding. Eatin FOR SALE-2 BRASS BEDS FO R kale cheap-Apply Bell Phone, én For LE-A DOUBLE Fepooi hammerleas shot gauge practically new. Pi y A. L. Ewing, Star & Wave Fab: hing Co. Keystone: Phone 90. poles, four burner Gasoline Suove, ‘four door (400 o), refrigerator. Lot of second hand lumber. igor, Cape May, N. 3 FOR macgred BELGIAN HARES, 2 bucks, 8 does and three young, two months old. Price $15.00, d wit pen tho 00. (Mu, George Dougherty, 00 S. Lafayette street, , Cape May, FOR SALE-TWO HOUSES AND FOR prover OIL: STOVE, 1 U 1 gra er roll and rack, 6 tables, show cases a Apply to 250 828-6-2-8t FOR SALE ChBar_s Mr Tagan fore | Touring car, Py Wad wp and paint. Apply Star ‘St p Vave,

ome roroprrarny me months old, color sable an excellent pedigree for. fiv vtifu Fouring fd se it a starts HARRY 2 West Perry Str Cape Ma ~DAPER® ICE CREAM U tin — spoons. . 10,000 Fa these «iP be sold at a bargain, e es WANTED WOMAN WANTED-PLAIN C ing or bight housework, no washi d Address Hox 176, West Cape han C_ ___ 01200 CHAU PFEOR WANTED-ONE FA miliar with Auto car trucks, pay and steady, work for the right man. | Apply 897 Star & Wave office. 6-4t enon 22220 lim Coif [WANTED — MRS. | BA i C raven, of Philadelphia, cacher of voice." Ap ly Key Phone 159, Cape May LAUNDRY BY THE PIECE oR the hamper, Blankets and spreads done to order. Done by M. E. Ruffings, 721 Osborne St. Phone Keystone 64 R. AGENCY MANAGER WANTED TO represent the oldest and D-TO EXCHANGE 6 OR white Leghorn cockerills for a number of a strain. dow View Farm, Erma, N. J. a ~ BRAYMAN. P empee Brayman, widow of the" ‘late " Ben (hign away at the Praga dning: August y evening, F3 8 wheels Popul

|mayrtower bescenpaxts is CAPE MAY coPNTy By Rev, Paul Sturtevant Howe, Ph.D, o en e o the Church of the Advent. Dr. Daniel L. Hullts in his "Divine . Covenaut . Fulfilled: in | Pious Householdn® tells us that the father of his wife was Capt. Humphrey Hughes the only child of Humphrey and Jane Whildin ifhe As shown in the Mung of Jun and July 19 reed in the pote ‘or July 26, Jane tal Chilldin (Hughes), who after married Jeremiah Edmonds, 17. June, 1780. was the daoghter of James Whilldin, who was the son of Joseph Whilldin, lhited was the son of Hannah Gorham, { who was the daughter of Denire How: P land, who was the daughter of John Howland | the Pilgrim. Dr.. Hughes writes page 117, "It would be interesting and profitable to write out in Pomoc e Le3 family | conneetions on my wife‘s side-of th | Hughes‘, Whittdin‘ s, Williams‘, fool lie Famiieet but #. but "hi. Hogh # atives ontribution to the subject of Ma cones Wick in the account LuceRel Capt, Humphrey Hughe ~. ‘he son of Humphrey and June Whilldin Hughes, c Fad 20 November, 1775, died 21 wom 1808, married 9 Fenwelts 1800, esi Williams, born 14 1781, died 4 biodtanLd 10 / children of this marriage who reach | ed maturity were: (1) Louirs 4 wit) iams Huches, born 9 January, 1806, | died 21 August, 1860, married 16 July 1822 to Enoch Edmunds, of Fishing Creek. born in 1799, died 30 March, ! 1867, aged sixt -eight years, He was a_ ruling elde n the Cold Spring Church for nearly . sixteen . years (these if raticel notes are inserted | identification, this work is purely , genealogical.) nerrigg Faw yar "#e} born of this mar Lou Elizabeth S., and Enorh: Further t in" formation, dutes of births, marriage and deaths, of these children is "Ter. sired. 1 (2) Albert Henry Hughes, born 8 January, Ma married first to Eliza heth Schell lenger, of Ca Island, 9} March, 1839. She was born 7 May, 1817, and died 14 April, 1844. Three | children were born of this marriage, | Abigail | Collins, Jane — Schellenger, | hast Elizabeth Schellenger. Albert Henry Hughes married see ond, Mary Whitaker Plereon, of far Spring. 6 May, 1845, | Children of this marriage, Henry Albert and Het. ty Wiliams. (8) Emily Hurst Hughes born 1 November, 1817, died at Cape May City, 18 December, yo married 15 September, ce me Coa dua pastor of the Cold Spring ure Cape ih sod re imica 8 th land 2h . married 81 Deve Eidredge, Child ‘Ad 8" Duterman, "marned | at Wiimicgion Del., and has two children there," (Dr | Moghes. 1891) and Hardet Eldrec Howhes. w

d e of Philadelphia. and two daughter Hughes bor 1 January. 1888; George WashingI ton (mon of ltev. 1. Hughes and Elmira W. Hughes) was bom at Spruse Creek, Huniiagton ity. Pay 22 February, 1854, mare I zabeth Wilion, and have veral Children, and live in. lows. Dr. | Hughes, | 1891), | Anna Lyon Hughes, born at Spruce: Creek, November, 1855, married, 24 Wupust + 1876, Clinton Orville Harrington, was born in in Chenango ounty, N York, 14 October 1S 43, their a Cuki a rngten. was boin in nton, Tows, 7 June, 1881; Louisa Hime Haghes. bein at Pacific City. Si If Comes, Tova, 2 bcoraaty, 18€1, Ea MEOICEY tober, 1883, Lo: nzo Williston Kinncy, who was born Traer, lowa, 15 January, 1885, Her bert Hughes Kinney, born 15 July, 1098, at Lake Charles, i Anna Horrington Kinney, April, 1891. at Lake Charles Lo. n condensing Dr. Hughex‘ and making it a purely Pilgrim logy, errors in names and dates are certain to appeat, and it is carn|estly hoped that attention will be |ealled to such mistakes or sued ione. Of the muny descendants of rey Hughes: and . lirtty come in the Middl West, the home of their uncestor few have the slightest a they are descended from a marin | who came on the 3 cer Howe hns re and a line of destent throu Hoth family [e® i P. Harris of Philadelphia. article will be deroced to th an carly date. me#"Tammany Party wins Sog -Sing { clection:-Headline, _ Naturally: homrervaer t coo comsrny~1 The Republic Mctor Truck Company 1500 pounds to siz tons. . All have Tobenson internal gear drive. A. T. Haynes, distributor.

XPD UJ VT®: An ordinance limiting the height of Rruss on sidewalks in certain case and prohibiting the leaning of han ing tree and other branches with in a certain distance above the aide: walks and over streets, avenues and public roadways within the City of Cape M i providing a 3 3 elation of this ordinance. The Bourd of Commisof the City of Cape May do ordain, That it shall be unlawful for any property owner in the City of Cape May to allow grass to be grown on the sidewalks in front of thei properties, bordering on any street, avenue ur public roadway; except that on all sidewalks where there are pavements laid in the centre of said walks not less than four feet in width, grass plots may be allowed on either side of said luid pavements which shall not be allowed to grow to a height of more than two inches. Section 2. — And it is further ordalned, That no owner of property in the said city of Cape May shall allow branches of trees, hedges or other bushes to project over the sidewalke except such branches are eight feet above the surface of the and no property owner shall allow branches of trees to grow over the streets, avenues and public roadways of the city which shall be less than ten feet above the surface of said streets, aventes and public roadways. Section 8. Any person offending against the provisions of this ordinance, shall, upon conviction before a competent suthority, pay a fine of fifteen dollars to the use of the City of Cape May, and the costs of sult. n 4. This ordin Fassed and approved August 18, 1 FREDERICK J. MELVIN, Mayor GEORGE P. WENTZELL WILLIAM R SHEPPARD WM. PORTER, City Clerk. N CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY. (O WILLIAM C, DOWNING AND: MECARCXTRRIE DOWNING HIS FE. . FARMA ND 30 ND, Al §, sSCHLICH D SCH FE: By virtue of an order of the Court Chancery of New Jersey, made on he day of the date hereof, in a Moral therein Mattie E. Brooks is complainnt and you and others are defend» ints, you are required to appear and n e bill of said complainant | m or before the thirtieth day . of ptember next, or said bill will be as confessed against you. The said bill is filed to foreclose a ! vtain mortgage made and executed | y houth Jersey Realty Company to! tie E. Lewis, now Mattie E rooks, bearing date the twenty-ninth lay of January, ninetee r

certain preniisen Weeal « in — the | Horough . of : Stone Harbor {formerly the Township of Middia) | , dn the County ef Cape May and State ; of New den A illlam C, Downing, are | e cndant in said bill of com nt, 6 it is therein ullegred you fed m deed of con ition uf the premizes cavered smactrge of the complonant ‘of inc atac on n: Hiam C. Downing, moa defendant in said bill or | nt. because if is thewein allege | you are the wife of Wilkum C x. and by virtue thereof, you a t by wan — or other1 mortgared Minnic J. Farmakis, are i 4 bill of come aint. because it is therein alleged that you. hold a deed. of cony for a portion of the pnemises eg by the moriguge of the complainant; and by virtue thereof cluirg some es- | tate or interest therein; | And you, John P. Farmakis, are | made a defendant in said bill or come | plaint. beca it is therein alleged | that_ you are "the husband of Mina Farmakis, and by virtue int That you hold a deed of _ conveyance for a portion of the premises covered by the mort a the complafnt and by virtue thereof claim some estate jor interest therein; And you, Ada D. Schlichter,

lithe it is therein anes} because it is therein alleged you are the wife of Wiliam |Sttener and by virtue thereof, you {claim some estate or interest by lof inchoute right of dower or (A+ % wise in a portion of said moj rtgaged | Promiegt Dated "dst a wh THOMAS, of Complainant, P. 0. . Address 106 Market fa ime . 3. dra den, N. 3, ___ n_ __ PE MAY o ald circut Thomas F. Stour" plainti®y vs. vs.. D: Paul: Musselman, defen at law. . In attachment. P t, ounly of Car Tay on July 9, and yale the clerk‘s St, ys Ca Fac yes pf har‘

fadsiantld pe May, August 14-Elsie El «sine, Halpin, agod 40, was Him at her z cottage Cas | avete ‘Prace here yesie Mrz. Halpin: was frame A to be i {normal health and her death came a Eywige shock to holt family eased in . the | wid Thomas Halpin, and the daughter 0 the late Bille", Eldredge, a. Delaware River Pilot, | High Requiem Masi w celebrated at the Church of Ou Lady, Star of the Sen, on Saturday. CAPE May oouNTY CIRCUr CoURT. Lewis T. Stevens, . plaintiff, | v {Eulalia V. Lewis, defendant. | Ac (81 at law. In attachment. | Noth of attachment, . Notice Is hereby giv jen that a writ of attuchment at th jsuit of Lewis T. Stevens, agninat the rights and credits, moneys and ef fects, goods and chattels, lands an tencments of Eulalia V. Lewis, an ab sent debtor, for the sum of 293.6 was issued out of said Court on fxs |18, 1919, and executed by the sher {of the County of Cape May, on July 122, | 1919, and | returned | into . the clerk‘s office on July 29, 1919. 80, 1 lerk. ington street, Cape sd [sata 2-5t pf. sabe. Poma (182 18 NOW READY TO SERVE Sea Foods in All Styles LOBSTENS | CRABS | SALADS Ware: ] 106 DECATUR STREET Pyrox is a com bined — Insecticide Fungicide. | | r eect. blight and prevents i ipimincnabamminnane Keep . the Foliuge Green ‘throughout the

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