FOR DELINQUENT TAXES IN F BOROUGH — OF — WEST — CAPE MAY. Public notice is hereby given by Harry T. Ludiam, Collector of the Borough of West Cape May, an State of New Jersey, that he will sell at public sale for taxes mesersed fo the year 1917, all the lands, tend ments, hereditaments and tate, hereinafter mentioned, in fee, to any person who . will pay the tax lien theses together with interest costs. The said sale will take place: in Borough Hall, Fourth avenue, We Cape lay, on TUESDAY, the 28th DAY OF OCBER, A. D. 1919 AT 1:30 p. m, The said lands, tenements, heredi taments and real estate so to be sold, and the names of the persons ngainst as follows: Hattie Collins, house and lot Railroad and Elvenue Lot No. 17 tract B. Hughes tract Lot No. 3, Block F, Hughes Let No. 4 Block F, Hughes ding nt tase veane Frank Hewitt Lot Ne. 842 Elock 27 Miller Farm Helps Charles Howard, house Leeming avenue "pio imga tan Let No. 11 Block tract Palmer House and lot No. 70 Block 2, Miller Farm Frank 8. Fetget- and lot . adjoining | John. W. Reeves ie Trusty, house and lot No. 54 Block 2, Miller ler Farm Let No. 382 Block 26, Miller Farm Lot No. 407 Block 34, Miller Farm Lot No. 412 Block 84, Miller Farm Lat No. 430 Block 36, Mil Jer Farm Lot No. 482 Block 36, Miller Farm Lot No. 423 Block 36, Mil« ler Farm Lot No. 51 Block 2, Miler Farm Lot No. G8 Block 2, Miller Farm Lot No. 71 Block 2, Miller Farm Lot No. 147 Block 6, Milr Farm Lot No. 154 Block 7, Miller Farm Lot No. 214 Block 13, Miller Farm P A u ler F ‘arm Lot No. 286 Block 21, MilFarm ler

Lot No. 16 Block 2, MilMil rm Lot No. 28 Block 2, Miller Farm Lot No. 24 Block 2, Miller Farm ri [sA 30 Block 2, Mil ler Farm Lot No. 128 Block 5, Miller F Farm Lot No. 185 Block 6, Miller Farm Plot of land North side of Sue Insol A 2.6 Costs t from July Ist 1918, to "lake Nes © Scttlement Bue Dated, October 30. 1919. HARRY T. lnk 37 me S HENRY H. ELDREDGE, Solicitor. PLL $13.84

BOROUGH OF CAPE MAY POI TAX SALE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 191 Public notice is hereby given by John T. Huff, Collector of the Borough May Point, County of Ca Ca Jersey, that he will sell at assessed, togeCE IEO d A. D, 1919 at 2 e‘clock p. m. The said lands, tenements, hereditaFOR THE YEAR 1917 Lots 47 Block B., 49, 50 Block I, owner or reputed owner Jacob Dowler. Tax Water and Sewer M. Fahey or (Jos. McConnell.) u Water and Sewer : Lots 1, 18, 23, 24, 25, 26, 83 34, 38 and 87 Block C, owner or reputed owner Almira Hazzard. Lots 1, 2, 8. 4, 5 6 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 20, 21, 22, 28, 24, 25, 28, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43. 44, 46, 48, 49 and 50, Block H, owner or reputed owner Almira Harzard.

Tax ‘|_ Water and Sewer Lots 18, 19, 20 and 28 Block L., owner or reput« ed owner Almira Haxcard Tax Water and Sewer Lots 1 to 26, Block M, owner or reputed owner Almira Hazzard. Tax Water and Sewer { Lot 175 Block K, owner or reputed Tax Water and Sewer Lot 105 Block A, owner or reputed owner Charles Markley. Tax Water and Sewer Lots 49, 50 Block B, owner , Amnon Wright or (Jane #E. Smith. Tax Water and Sewer $10 JOHN T. HUFF, Dated, October 1, 1919. .... Collector. 1159-10-4-5t-P.F.459.02

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wherein Joh B. Buff in frendinliaih and *! Wien, F. Dent et als., are defend anit a [ hipopdanplen v me on y, October J Ui nanand anted o‘clock p. m. to wit, at one o afternoon of said iJ. at the theatre office, in Cape Court pivaad Cape May County, "Flew Jere hc" much of certain mortgaged premises witt the appurtenances in the bill of complaint, in the said cause road (al forth and described, is to an taa ‘that $ ‘wrtain o certain tract or reel lad rei pryserey ‘dercribed, situate in the tits of forks May and State of Now Jeraey 4 with the a app rtenances, Petes described as follows fre £ wang e din at FA point in the | southcastwardly side of Corgle street at ja pree coccus wardly from the a eer y, comer ‘of ground now or late of | Campbell, thence (1) South fifty-two ; degrees und forty eight minutes East one bundred and eighty feet to a paint: thence (2) South thirty-six de- | grees und fifty-seven minutes West | forty feet to a point; thence (8) North ! fifty-two | degrrees Fee point on oal »outhons Mi ‘ aid Corgle eet forty. fect Mi Peliehasine Being the ‘Tot of land and premixes grantnd conteved to the said George offercom, by d from Charles hei (o secure a portion of the purch so money, Amount due under decree is #456 41 | wid interest and Sheriffs fees to h» | p. 0 ERT & Mig LER, Sheriff. aglkes. Bot‘r.

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DENNISVILLE polcs oor ne a prise on Sunday in honor of his birth» day, Among those present were William Stratton of Vinelad, William ~hristian and wife and to sons of Stone Harbor, Charles Christian and family of Eidors and Mre. Little Blake and daughter cf Cape May. All spent a pleasant day. Miss Belle Carrol of HMuinfield is the guest of ber sister Charlotte. John Carrol, Mix. Arnold, Herbert Fidler, Zachary | Taylor | und. Miss Taylor, Mrs, Ogden Gandy and Mrs, Kate Blizrard went to Port Elisabeth on Monday to attend the funeral sermon of the late John R. Greer, pastor of our local church, whose death oc« curred in Thursday from appolexy, Dr. Greer had won muny friends dur« ing his short pastorate here and will be sincerely mourned. Mrz. Orden Gandy und daughter Roce were Camden visitors during the past week. Mrz. Mary Knerr and Mrs. John Hewitt were guests of Capt. Wi. Thompson on Saturday The Loan and Building Association were busy on Saturday paying off matured shares to the investors. The 26th series having expired with 199 shares. matured. stock, Mra. Wm, Thompson is slowly recovering from lameness caured by & ptmidhcad Miss Cora Hughes visited her mother returning to Petersburg on Monday, Teachers. pupilx and parents gathe ered at the County Fir at Court House on Friday and Saturday secing and being. seen, A guthering of relatives and friends war held at the Lewis cottage om October fourth when the engagement of Misa Mary Lewis and Mr. George Hyland was announced and congratue lations were received. :- John Carroll, Mrz. Carrol and Ming Helen Carrol attended the wedding of Charles and Mixx Naomi Buckfeld in Jerscy City on Wednesday Miss Roxanna Gandy: was a guest the wedding reception of Edward Rice and bride forme Miss Elanor inrrett in Pbiladelphia, on Saterday, Friday October 21st is Temperance Yay for the: schools of the County ind a Temperance program is expects d to be rendered in all the schoolw, --- s»ees --- 1 EXPOSE BETRAY ERs We need cevicl pride.. Our. resorg vas. been. baily betrayed. time. and ime wien, In men paring as promi« nent . citizens, | representatives . or mends | They should huve been ex» ound. If anything more of the kind < attempted it ix a public duty to exjose it in detail, These matters affect veryhody in the city and establish m putation that is fur from creditable les bn A — oltilean publicity." er times are eritical th hould be on the alert.