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Ocean City Sentinel

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HAVE HARD WORK

R CURTIS ROBINSON tanrr » C4ito> aad Propertor rofJd, »U.«o GCEVm CITY, . ■ NEW jEESEY .'flrodr

! I ho I gav< r - • n ^* °f

*■ bolmlii* moj-rtly the ond of the wider »ill «i ally

^Ma^oora proapoy oom ay exaoneooMl !} . Ba)r ^ l<fuu g| (l mun g, KM i « 1k*» i^.i4er c«oi-iiii« fnitu tlic JO er* ni 1 ' '' ------- — Ilian bat I ■ecu the <ww for reara jiaxt aerv-tca that «ill oeor them ■ tHUajDAY, OK KdHER ». IKM ^ uumaHlm bMo*. r „rf. f tbetn uaflt lordul,

_ ahicb bare been t <H»-ltaafr>t n» In tlx I (x mutt wriout <tetr<-t la t

ruler the ue* j«oi ollt^aKSOlibHie pviulrd "ul A lhal teneaed hoj* tor the future takes the kcejxr of the -tali

Heat I .a tair Tr—.ler.- -ttK-k ^ aalrh.lheaaiar I.ale Oieau City real estate Ifau-ft-r- nxuiben* oi tlx r-res . lo Atlalitu recorded in the county clerk'* oftlce ( ltl tur luuer l»lucau-d Mjmr distance

mn: - 4T ■ from Ibe m>»*on p>buuld fl-Wla W. KlTie/at »Jr. tu Anita l„r tlx kftpCV over the M-McCullou*b, lot So «W. ISe.'.lon telr|.lKaiedurin* the uijfl I Wed of ••orreetioii. 1,1c that ou one suuld tOu

tXIW—Jane 1! Hoyle rtaMyt^pr* l» luen «Im are in thf Naikm are torcrel talent

CHRISTMAS DAY

IMTHEpURCHESb:?:.

IS . .linn t tovtM sUd»t s.ioliiiia) CS MiuTu d '#uii %:n? that^I Bid«

" COUNCIL HELD

■en. #rd0hl>e i

'at Ainonit ;; ] a t>orH te

ah.II* Uael

tix ue* ' Anniversary of the Birth

the ••

ardat Hr. • Kreurlrd son and bla nobdiety

a little t>H ttr

WELL, the Httte folk* had » time ChrMnUa; and ihl* fart i

should liar* made mud peo|>l* rejolie 1

of the Saviour.

Aitfioiiirh It sa> a rath.

untoMetihy tlms

'• wooday last. I and I terfensl materially

all thi* sa-, .

recefred for Building

Approachea to the New WL

Boardwalk.

on Monday oeoto*. »b»n ^ I as . fc.r t i.lMlua a|.| hunhe. hi tlx < i c—

ROOFINO AND ' 8POUTINQ i

people Ifrt ao mxuatbtnetl U> our talks at VRUINO they get an idea we'do Dotlim K . F r jW • me of the taporU!* part* of our I.-:

]£/ and aiA-utiog.

WAasMirr von first c lav. reauTt. front • «t, n for this work, l«ecau*e we handle Imt that-

apjily i^tu the best way. ' - EsUbfasbed u> IUI. WMOhttc i<

S. B. CONVER ^ *SJ A*kaO Awaad. Oceaa City. N. J. Qar Fin..

Thkki: t* nothin* like taklu*

by (be h reloek. The Preiddeul of the

Oeaan City Board of Trade. K. W Kdaard., apparently believe* In tl.l* aud thus it il that he b*> aalled flu ■

meeting of the member* of the board

fcc hsmorrow night to diacua* |

•1U0—Oeean lohert t arson.

roart Wtrv rtpallaa garht ao bay the an rfman li

ami. the at rr ^

Irtb of tl ibAartoi

aaMloomej w .v*r»mM-pJ ^ tmiernmeeil, a pertly fratiw of the ifafhe it It I. pioba-i Atigurtlne'* i horcb on • hrftm •irnln* « a* that of the ek^rix* th-1 *I 1 ”*" Jeot to the !|»»t »mmunsA of cox 0, « b » **? tha yaong member- ..f u.eitmr. h- * !

xvcrnl i-txUTbm. hillside in the earn rt b -er tlxy obey Wes Him

i hn-ut *- tortay m t.n>^lit h. the day a to*

»|AriL

■Tt.Hd W bal they e

Ttxy

li lifted; I id not he are the '■

eat rtde of 1‘let en -bsrlne y. Wall, tbrnt

fertrtripof bay float' and rtixrtan I

city’s claims for patronage uf I'hllai, New Yorker., Pllt-hurger. ta of oilier big i

Itethlelxin. belie* tog I Sad > ill tbrm the » ay and the plare. fall hi. pouuix. W e pef from « brX shatselake to Iftiu If «e doutd and unbelief to H im. co s Itb our pride. *e get tovthuig. I

MaifT >

r trrmWtng finger of pain and •*

wblcb to paa* the •umuiei nu-mu It rtrikaa the average per«.n a. ratbar atranga that a polar bear, cuatomad to a ragiou of perpeuiai Ic abould be a victim of pueumoula In New York’s Cealrai Park. He.er.i Eskimo In. port ad Into tbia ooumry bare died of the aame malady. The Be of this b that it la

til~i l.oiu W rt.hr ’

aloug *be tortd ,, Xx

4 are prolertlug agaln.1 tlx order ..urtoary, and after-lx had received break* op their "natural *»eej> " ; rotumuuloi. *be sa. tnve-Ccd -nlth a order require, a man lo rejxrt at j xapul.r of i»„r Ixdy of Mt I arum;

U- ^ tWU pm fur patrol of one and three A low m.*a »a. celebrated by I hi fT&- J*ame to t barlee r. Mward*.; mUr , .nd ,b«, gite. him three r^ux. lu-v J B. M*t k.-kev. sbo. rip irtau right on boy front boutnpiB He ogalu ha. to go over the j ..re* luu* to the i-urtoniary heni-ll -Am toOceonCI7 Axoclatlon. three right., ‘ mg^t 1m. m. Tbi. wbaduie for tbe I he cbo.r ,..u,,..-.i of fern*X mem •-*' of Sixth rtroct. aiul two:*™ A.„ i^*^**., turrm limm « | her, of the .’bur

riporlon rights nortbeort of Eteventli j aeeA, Ax «Hi ireet on boy front. | lrrvl u (or . t.-.rl—Ocean Otly imjirovenieut ( ( .jaain T,

Company to B.B.Badciitre. lot X0.1.J1. | ,| lr AtlautX City station, soys b

.Section K. Be-reo.rded deed. I urt Aims mat aupraTbi, « ren mleud Webler Mr. w .llx- ytlWflt Ml— i«f the jonnxy They found it (176 W Ilham S. (irabam et ux. to u> icsign. but be ba. board them crlti- Ida Webler. - ue true. They norshippod Him Tlx Sallb [lalrympVe, tot No. 51T, See- ' c ,xilie new regublhm. hecaax of the Prevlou. to hi. xrtuuu Palber j|c-1 * * ** , * b, P h ** ru * ,< 10 lbf * ur ' , lk * . increax In the number or-nrXk.'' jl kxkey thanked IIksx sbo bid— •ortb-*blp So the star men wot- M fl-Fugvne '’“"“‘“A •* “* •» *•'> , they had to do u. all mrt. ol seatbet. | „Xely decorated the churob altars, i * w l- 1 H,m "* or » «•““ « uM * D Moore, loU So*. !U, SVl. iiS and Zi>, J So tar a. be I. eoo eruad ba b wUUng 1 h* .lx, ,xid a sort by tribute to | -~«»«hlng *u jexeful a, to te price ;

rt'.mon Harry llewdby, ebatrof the t'usumIttor on Street*, v* and llrite*. ■•jened tlx but*, b lx read olTas folios s

ewrge A Hourgeuss*

is JOS. G. CHAMPION ..Builder..

alios log blm li

UHOIvogor-lesp. J"Aderte lileli-. notfty Parwcr, keeper of : Heard on High'

pretty : " ’"**•

■lections, torioding "Holy XtgbC. ; ,f lb * •“***’ '

1 hi

.! liu.txd In y

no snd tb "Fourth, t

hat they d

Sort ton K

FI—d. W. Lake M ux. to George j ne^an see the disa. V. Sia'aRl. lotr.Xos-j: and U, on j xtuated like A >ap tfiTse ul bay fM.t bHa.. , i ,1* krejxr could

Illft-U. W. Statrell at ox. to Oasper Pennock et al.. pari of lot No. 18. a*

The Mask or law b n« In favor tbe office of the Oaxette, wbbb apaaka right out In meb

tl—tj. B. Miller et ala. to W alter M. Miller, lot No. SST. Section A. HI lam K. Fbber et ux. to Samuel 8 Longbridge. lot No. 721, Sarttua A. ■ J loltdIOB and Loan Boctrtlea. autubsloti of Banking for New Jersey stales; 11

a pautc, or a gre* 1 they lose their allthey are overwhelmed. Tbeydesj.h ' ‘ 1, faith, 1 hope am

lietn* l^ilifer r*w b absolutely im-rm>ar> .taxgfa of li naturally h. our urdinarj arttriea of fond, the addiinm of It as 4 omill

, aud there l> I who fall, aneb a depth of despair. Tbl* I* hope faeau ignorant man, sbo can not write bU name even, if be has stamina and backbone. Tbeie b hope for a cripple who baa courage; there U bop. for a boy who baa nerve and grit, evei. though be b ao hemmed In that be ha. apparently no chance in tbe world, but there b no hope lor a tutu ■ not or will dm stand op after be fail., hot lose* heart when opposition ulrlkehim, and lay a down hi, anus after dv faet. Let everything elx go. if you muitf, but never lose yoor grip un yourself. Bo not let your mmubuod 01 womanhood go. Tbit Is your priori... peart, dearer to you than your breath CUsg to It with all your might. Give op life Itself AM.

Tb# people of Ocean ■ Uy have. Judging by tbs praaeat outlook, every raaaoa to congratulate t bemad ■ the prospects of this rerort for. the coming twelve months, and, lore, there U more tbau the un ulficani-c in tbe polite greeting ■Bason—-A Happy New Year!’’ There have been many dev elupmrui. secant!/ wiuug Qw IMramBilEISg Oewan CUy the lewil on tbe Atlantic

tb doubt that the .uuiuiei x-a-m , will be meet aitwslul Jn every w ay- "* ' one of mutual benefit “ 1

and resident. There u no

but be, with united efiort. Ail should sork toward the common K „«i \,j. vcrtlse tbe city ', xtv.nugre, th.i there are varied ammemenl- for th. vlaitora when they come ami make Ihe stranger feel lhal this is. Indeed, tl, place be baa teen looking fur -ri.e Meal family resort TTiat aU will have -A Happy Net Vear” U the sincere sUb of the si >

antic City dm J* re

(jalckly w bile doing doty. The

.be ha. heeu laid, X tbl in tom among the .u;

The

d be X walling

b tbe men. yet ! Ihe memtxr. of the cbotr, a’ftrr wfilch ' le ~- *- rt "• •**r»h'P Cbnx to-day

■Uge of a *U j* sajrf. io port: \ «*' >«« H■Oure more se Ixar the Christina* '•tartly, learn heaven , "freer-*

tbe things of earth. We U*‘ often ., push ttx mrred snd the secular far’ a port, a* if they were two dideretit

Tha i* not truth. The ^po-

lar M mend 00 Us tuctotn or earthly *"

; chimes ringing

| more Ihe anthem of peace

| s*omd* In ttx thioix of God. 'Glory

' lo God on high and peace to ni

• - (good will.' 80 song the angdi * new asdre aotfMhrar banter on ibousofid year. ago. and do a« to-day Iiurt^f rtaln ii- lud g* adl lo- mingle our voices with the myriad M

choirs in heaven and 011 earth In *lng-

hd«8i. Is 'not s mail to lake bold of gant eutrrpnv*. • Tbe uun who stiifX 10- Wwlgl' and uuuaidtz Fiery pvswlble danger vg objn-tiou w-ver amouula to anything. lie X a small man. made for little thing. He wslka around an obstacle sod goes aa far as be can oasily.'liut when tlx going geta “hard be The strong man, the positive, derl slew aoar-HjK baa a prugramtae and a ho ia deterurroid to carry It cut. cuts

ficnltleo. It into- aahhler. kneed tuan. the diacuarmg«l man. wbo turn* aside, who takes a crooked path to Lis guak Men who achieve tblaga. wbo get things dune, do DM spend time haggling over perplexities or wondering whether they can overcome them. A penny held close to ttx eye 1(111 shot out the snn W ben a man Ilea down na ttx ground to see what Is ahead of him. a ruk may bate a moon

1 bob!, petty dl»-

ao closely la view (bat great

1 are entirely shot out t mlads keep tbetr eyes

on ux giwl. They bold tlx end ao preatsteutlv In view and It kicks ao grand and ■ he Ira hie that tbe Interme-

3,"

e of cnniparatlvety UttX Impor-

J lack of aalT far dlauiisan aa un

rtutwortli). itay s Mr. Laufrr

“The desire for salt X certainly uu;

-nis in have Ixen tued

every, her. at all times and in aB efr iliutiona.. Tbe oams Kdt srasimv today tbe miserable |.w1kitj of the Bu

diuxae negro axl tlx choice vh-bes til qwrrtkm. -Can tbe thtnc be dobel Lungsan LI4c. The need of salt X) How inway dilfiriiliic wUl | run Many anlotaX | acroa.r If it t» altbin the reach of

1 a pre j,tia.iW!iry all litndniw,aboukl ed s.kle «» K Manlen

n-ldrul ]

THE WONDERFUL SUN.

MK KXf*ISttN€. IK Art. days hence, aud 1MM sorrows will have pa

urrencesof the leave no time for retroclosing days of Hot,

nuch bad luck.*' said

■ gkwuiy nun. 'ttul I IX awake half ' I thinking st*iot my trout,lea.“

List of unclaimed Irttera remaining ir^^Xlhlrt^or yw ^ ^ Orewn City Port ymice for the blc 'I irtnk «r ..ihe, |xoj,Ic a-

j "ITHry M.'' be mid

Three months later they met bhs -Well, bow did It work?" they asked

a, G. H. Kobinaon, H. Edwau, M. Burros, P. M.

“Didn't do any good.- he replied. * awake aU night now thinking of tber people's trouble*."—Chicago Trtb-

lui-k in aplrtt ago and aefii ig character by Almighty God to prepare the way lot the coming of HX Eternal Bon. For centuries and ceuluriea palrXrcb* and propbgt^had foretold Humming, 'lately precede Him that tbe world might know tbetr Miration was near at band. And tbl* great personage as none other than John tbe Baprt. ‘I’retwre ye tlx way of the I-ord.' >id John tlx Baptb-t, 'make rtrmlgbl tbe path. Every valley shall he filled aud every mountain shall be brought Tlx 1-rooked shall he made -tratghl and tbe rough ways plain " ‘'xre cometh after me. One, tbe latcbet of whore shoes I am hot irthy to lore.' Almighty iiod would not have tbe Saviour of tbe world upon tbe Jewish people uusHe would nrt have Him ootue unannounced, and ao John Ihe Hap Urt was called ujion lo ixrform tbi* grand mlreWn White the Boo of God 1 come again, aa He did twenty •te* ago, a* an infant in the stable uf Betid-hew, yrt He mme* to IX iteday lu tlx form of grace. Are we prepared to receive Him 7 Our holy mother, the church, ha* called upon John tbe Hsj4M of old, to preur Hi* coming. Bbe would nut have Ibis great feast of Christmas *,mc upon u* unprepared And *0 •be ba, exhorted us In her gos|*l for tbe Bundayv of Advent to make straight the way of the Lord, lo reuove tbe mountain* of sin and dlssi alkm aud fill up the valleys with rlrues and good work*. If our live* lave been made crooked _a ltli sin* igalnrt charity and Inlcnijxrance, tel 1- make them straight Alice more with I flues and good •"Glory to G on earth lo me; did Christ comellubi tbe world. To give glory to bisiiavruly Ft bring ji good will. For jfie Cbristiau, then, this I* truly a day of rejoicing and Ibaukagiving to Almighty God for having rent us His only begotten Sou a* Urt mediator of man. We should, therefore, sing with all our beans 'Glory to God 011 High.' He came Into the world to save all men—to bring the Joyful tidings to all.‘"And so great festival Is a day of rejoicing

Ul."

• ItOvT IrttlOUlYTKIUAK. I tbe inorulug service, tbe lartor, Hev. H. T. Casselberry, selected subject "TbeJoutp<y lo.Bethlehem,'' ' vking tils text from Luke, 2-16; a now go even unto Bethlehem u; this thlug which X come to hlcb tlx Ixvrd hath made kr II to us " .V.W0 DOt Story," satd Mr. Caxelherry. “bccaure life in It. It hri-oiuo, sweeter each time it I* told. Owe uf tlx most helpful thoughts cumea to ua by studying thee Shepherds and llxlr vlaitm— wlxt I hey-beard and the journey to Bethlehem "We learn first what they must leave txhind a ben they go bem. They must leave behind their doubts. Tbe language ol the shepherds X not tbe language wblcb can scarcely believe, but of obedience, desiring to receive a* possible the assurance of strength lu Ux way of God's appointing. Tfie story of Jesus I hrXt and tbe Incareatiou Is often represented as incredible, but If tbore who so regard It would ouly reflect on tlxt doctrine of beredity a inch tbe science of recent yeai brought into proiuHieucr.ir they would consider alxt X Involved In tbeobv truth tlxt which Is bom of the Oeab is flesh, they would see that ouly natural hut necessary that U« hlnb of Imam Christ abould be alee, inasmuch as the Drat man X of the earth earthly, Ux second a must be of Heaven, or be alii be

e learn Gud speaks or X next likely | murolog and

speak lo ua as at go about oat daily duly. Our teat may lx on tbe earth ur ears can tx fitted with tlx r of heaven Kemember. there X 1 note uutere there X an ear for it' i Happy X tbe soul, a bo, treading tb* , 1

paths of earth, Keeps

, tbe charm, of » at tbetr bidding io any path of duty^W e are having ■ ur rehearsal, hctflLo that day ae may Join In Ihe grand A Ming by tbe great choir uftore Get your ear and voice lo tune, ao you may know tbe song tbe angeb tang lhal nlgbt over tbe plain* of Judea." In tbe evening there was a pretty service, ta which tbe Babhotb School children took tbe leading part. of the beat music, from a local organization, ever heard In tbl* city, a aa lhal rendered by the choir of the First Presbyterian Church on Cbrtrtmorulng. The singer* bad been unusually well trained, aud they ■bowed tlx result of tbe labor ol the leader, T. Lae Adams The solo parts were sustained bv .Dr . N. Grisrnm. William Jerter Ixala E. Smith and Miss Alice KXtey

vikhi u. k.

Tbe usual good ringing was heard 1 the First M. K Church on Christ >aa Day, tbe choir showing tbe result of Prof. Harry H. lake's careful direction. There war not a very large turnout of tbe tuugregaliou, due to the inclement coodlUou of tbe acatbt rase in attendance fell amply 1 for braving tbe storm A fli sermon was preached by Ihe {wstor, Rev. Pennington Cocaon. In tbe evening there was another plcodld service, aod an excellent non waa delivered by Rev. Alexander oreoo, a Km of tbe part or.

b Mr. Headley rrpUed that

IN THE CHCRCHES

aty hours ic the First M 1

I OCEAN CITY, N. J.

- i • t \ | Plans and Specifications Pre- • t pared at Short INotfce. i • ■ U VTTf TCTfTT !

LEWIS E. CORDERY Carptnier ud Bnilder

IK Hi

aud X |«rt of a bat ae call duly ' Think of te use* tending sberp. aod'' tbe burniiag bnxb. Gkteoa and tbe!

t, Klxba and the pfoa. i

Ljs- trd to be He* H. T. 1

■mmam OC Benat Wi *3

ur nm ut vut tnm OCEAN CITY. N. .1.

coiiniiiijis ami Biiimeis

1240 Aabarj Avert**,

«r. xc.rrn»*'*.

Mas* a ill t« Mid at IBJta o'clock in vugurtine's Church on Sunday

the close of tbe open met-;u tbe McKinley ItebaUug Society, last Thursday evening, announcement was made that a prixe of a $5 gold piece ■mid tx given Ihe heat debater by tbe Rev. H. T. Casselberry and two prlir* X presented by tbe Hev. Pennington Coremf. Tbe meeting was -ell attended, and tbe speakers did ’ finely.

There wo* aa especially pretty Ice in tbe Holy Trinity P. K. Church on Christmas morning. Tbe chnreb beautifully decorated, and the singing of Ux choir, under tbe ieadrriblp of General K. W. Warren,

excellent.

A forceful sermon was deliver! Rev. If. P. Chapman. Botvieeo In tbe evening wen eil attended ” 11 tt-fT BAPTIST, lu tbe Pint RapOrt Church, last Sunday, very fine aermon* 'reached, morning aud evening, by be Bev. W. E. Lew ton. TbX geulleuan is a clergy mau of excellent dell' uy knd lx expoends tbe truth

Ipbia.

OABWDtsD. 8. £. OH vet, Philadelphia; Frederick ampfadl, Atlantic Ciiy. B1SCAYKK. Mr. and Mr*. W. G. Ore*#, W. L Adams, W. K. Buckingham, Jr.,Philadelphia; J. Herbert Sohall, George M. Chatham, Uennairtoan. IIILEW1LO. Mis* Coraon, 8. H. Johnson, Free man RXley, Ocean City; W.U. Moore, H addon field; Hev. B. H. Banderlln, E. SI pier, Philadelphia; Mr. and Mr*. JesraChampion, Wildai S.Champion, Mia* Miriam Champiou, Princeton. PBADO. Daniel Steelman, Cbarlea T lare, amdeu; William Kid ridge aud wife, teavilte; Mis* laura Chattlo and class, V. B. Graham. John Tucker, D. May hew, Claude Mahau, A. O. Winkler, Mrs. W. 8. Johnson, Harold Hand, Mrs J. C. Btarlmau, Ocean City; Samuel sharp and wife. Pal ermo; Jo* I). Frambea, Tucks hoc; Charles P Ferguson. New York.

ntehed cottages 1

I comfortably ft Feu nil street, beluu .-van-room cunages, with aU fluuri

•*“»*. a»~u iaugaa. Wert avenue, ove Fourth. Will rent any of these the year, and ell her will sublet for - summer mouths at good rental. Jqa T. SCCXE. 651 Aahury ave. Oesau City.

rr. ^ hllatWIphii

Cape May CMOty Cirrait I'wrl,

Jt^^WS •trarl"from^/LLnllr ‘ktrtrXs ^ttsMUaslriSktl^SaShe an Du ^

cn.,i -SKWTL'jtrisr.sv. In.ring tnaroatneau ttx pn.l ea's oTux | »-*t.ri,. iwo aanurrii *wi art. Bv* fsiv rronM *x lt.ro.n Of«e >1* pablX. Karin !,B^ ttx rosd. la aodrraaaetbe tnsa sr. aspMu | Yrstsi rr tuiij. to " wl ^' susab rota* non-., may

T62 AS8URY AVENUE OCEAN CITY, N. J. Pine Paper Hanging, Painting A Select Line ut WALL PAPERS AND INTERIOR DECORATIONS Headquarter* for -UP-TO-DATE SIGNS

HARRY H. RICE, ....Segulertd Architect—

S. B. SAMPSON, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER B. TB* W-.ley A**., •raoa C*lr. B. J. SEAKE I. mifiBR I in Carpenters and Builders

HEAT on TAP

.A G»S RADIATOR A VALVE TURNED A MATCH

CITY GAS LIGHTCO. V

HARRY H. RICE, .—Builder,.. No. 909 WBMT AVENUU. OCBASt tftTY. St. u. ALLEN SCULL Contractor and Builder

When Yon Want Anything in ...DRUGS... M TO til Borne Pharmacy. Reasonable Prices. Prescriptions.

Three Favorites

JOHN MARTS

Contracting Builder

Scull's Best Flour Scull's Farerite Blend Tet

.«. Scull's Sterling Blend Cnftee

o. J. hammell MarbleMGranite Work b. s. scull, Prop.

Monomeou, Mwuaoleuma, Statuary Work, Cndtea... CEMETERY INCLOSURES Kuny Vaults. Grave Coven All jtlnda of Cemetery Work Works \at p| easantYllle. N. J. THOM AS J. THORN Florist FALL BULBS, GRASS anti CLOVER SEED. 839 Asburjr Avenue. ...FOR SALE...

ASBURY AVENUE AND NINTH ST.

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K. K. TORBKHT M«f moving andmising

CHAS. E. ADAMS t IM). ^; RA1.FH U GOFF, 712-UAriHto avenue.Ocean City,N.J. CIVIL ENGINEER. , StiRVEY0R, a. A Mm. ■.■Mim conveyancer 8E0. 0. ADAMS It BRO. " ur o£!XVSZ\ l "r v '‘ PLASTERING, RANGE SETTING Charia's G. Miller UICK LATIJIG, Btc., Elc. Ia fully prepared to clean out AU Work la Masoe Un. p.™-,. <v>**p<«il*. Heud lu your order* Atteedcd T pll> *t yunrewrlteetexmvratenoe;:: *■ -.=. ..^,4„ii :TCHELL ' JACOB SCHUFF THE NONEEI BAAEIY. -lawnn* sreersurr a.j. octZ^T? Av “