Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1892-09-28
Why not go and see it? Free tickets at
room 8, Real Estate and Law Building,
Atlantic City.

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room s, Real Estate and Law Building,
Atlantic City.
"A number of our young people en-
loved an up-Shore straw ride on Thurs
day evening The occasion will be long
remembered as the ending of the season
for some of the participants who are now
patiently awaiting the arrival OF Christ
mas time.
At the annual meeting of the West
Jersey Game Protective Society held in
Camden, reports from all the five South
Jersey counties in the Society's jurisdic-
ton showed that game was unusually
plentiful l.. n. Renault was elected the
Atlantic county Director.
If you are in want of a first-class
musical instrument, call on Kirk John
son & Co., 1914 Atlantic ave, Atlantic
CITY or send for catalogue Messrs.
Johnson 4 Co., handle all the best makes
of pianos and organs. They guarantee
satisfaction to all purchasers.
The Prohibitionists of Atlantic county
have placed the following ticket in the
field: for State Senator, John F. Turner,
of Atlantic City: Assemblyman, Curtis S.
Ndwcomb, of Hainmonton; Surrogate,
Jde;p Ireland sf Atl4sj;c City irrsAsu,::.,
Ma sa,nef Disbrow, Of Pleasailtvile-
NeasantyiIle is the only resort where
you can have a house built to order and
pay for it the same as rent Why not in
vestigate? You can own u house at
Pleasantville for one-half the cost of rent
at Atlantic City. Free tickets at Room
s, Real Estate and Law Building, Allan
tic City.
In our last issu we stated that Coun-
ell had decided to pay the Marshal 81. 80
per each individual for collecting delin-
quent taxes. As theforegoing has caused
little misunderstanding, we will state
that Council only pays the sum named
when it Is necessary to take the delinquent
to Jail for nOnpayment of taxes.
There is a splendid opening here for
first-class livery stable. With popula-
ton of over 2000, and boasting of the
finest drives and turnpikes of any place
in the county, Pleasantvile has but one
public livery stable, and that is wholly
insufficient to supply the growing de-
mand besides being of an inferior grade.
FOrsale at Pleasantville, one to five hui :
dred lots, very near the W. J. and Bead
ing r. r. stations Size of each lot fifty
by one hundred and fifty feet (5Ox15W,
price $25 to $50, very easy terms.
Owner will dedicate ground for school
and churches. Apply to Antonio Repetto,
% S. Arkansas avenue, Atlantic City,
n. J.
-Rumor has it that one of our former
fair daughters, Miss Nell Ireland, who
has just. returned from a trip to Pitts
burg will celebrate the Christmas holi-
days by taking unto herself a husband,
in the person of Mr.. George Blackman,
who has also lately returned from Coney
Island. RumOr in this case is doubtless
true.
Rev. J. X. Kilbourn, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church, left yesterday to
attend the annual meeting of the West
Jersey Presbytery now in session at Cold
Spring. He preached an excellent sermon
on Sunday evening from the text: Whose
Findeth Wife Findeth Good Thing"
Proverbs, 1922. 1t was announced
that he would remain here for another
month.
Samuel kotIlholz, the Golden EagIe
Outftter, has just received large in
voice of fall and winter suitings, over
coats, and general line of gentleman S
fine furnishing goods from the New York
importers and jobbers, which comprises
the latest styles and textures in foreign
and domestic goods, and which he guar
antees to sell for ten per cent. less than
any house in the city.
A concert for the benefit ofSt Paul's
A. NJ f. Mission will be given in Red
Mems Hall on Thursday evening, October
9th. In addition to singing, recitations
and tableaux, there will be a refreshment
table with the delicacies of the season.
Rev. James f. Groves, of Woodbury., "a
prominent member of the New Jersey
Conference, has accepted the pastorship
of the above named church and will take
an active part in the concert.