Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1892-09-28
CURRENT GOSSIP
and PERSONAL NOTES.
Items that uui11 Interest the
Home Circle.
REVIEW OF THE PAST WEEKS HAPPENINGS

REVIEW OF THE PAST WEEKS HAPPENINGS.
BRIEF NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST TO
rLEAsANryILLE PEOPLE, WITH ODDS
AND ENDS TO ENTERTAIN OUR FRIENDS
AND VISITORS.
Where, Oh where is the Road Super
visor
jesse S. Lake has completed a coal
car for Lewis Conover.
-Cuscaden's Cough Syrup, Atlantic 4
Michigan avqnues-
Tile saaa; rs along the Shore save
gathered Their late corn crop.
John Horton has purchased the cat
yacht Midget of Samuel Stetzer.
Mark Lake and Daniel Hallom, OF
Camden, We're down on Sunday.
Daniel Steelman is suffering from an
angry boil on the back of his neck.
DR.. Charles C. Raith, dentist, 1913
Pacific avenue Atlantic,tity, n. j.
Jeremiah Hackney has reconstructed
the chimneys. on his dwelling house.
Nelson Sooy and wife, ofPhiladelphia,
are visiting friends and relatives here.
Miss RUE Risley, daughter ofGouncil-
man Richard l. Risley, is i'll with fever.
Mr. Wesley lngersoll departed on Sat
urday for New York city for ashOrt visit.
Dr.. Charles C. Raith, dentist, 1919
Pacific avenue, Atlantic City, N. j.
Jesse Risley now has "a large force OF
pickers engaged in gathering his cram
berries.
-Almon Potter departed last week for
New Hampshire where he will study for
an Optician.
Horse clippers at $1.5O, at A. p.
Johnson's, 1917 Atlantic avenue, At
lantic City, Nj Nz
"A new time schedule took effect on
the Philadelphia & Atlantic City Rail
road on Monday.
M. Mendel, the clothier and gents
outfitter, has the finest line of fall and
winter overcoats in Atlantic City.
Miss Cora Lane has returned home
after an extended visit in Philadelphia
and nearby towns.
Lake and Risley, the lumber mer-
chants, have completed their work of
putting in a new boiler.
A number of our veterans visited
Washington, d. c., during the encamp-
ment of the Boys in Blue.
A full line of cheviots, tweeds and
clay worsteds for winter wear at M.
Mendels, 1926 Atlantic avenue.
George 0. Adams has removed to his
home in Ocean City after spending the
S'in.-.s"r viii. his narents here.
y We have all the latest styles OF hats
in Dunlap, Miller and Youman Blocks,
S. Rothholz, 1910 Atlantic avenue.
If you are in want of good oyster
stew, stop at Antonio's, No. US Arkan-
sas avenue. Meals served at all hours.
You can save money by buying your
Fall suit of s. RothhOlz, TIE Golden
Eagle Cothier, 1910 Atlantic avenue.
Miss Lottie Martin, daughter of
James Martin, accidentally fell from a
tree on Saturday and received serious i'll
juries.
Capt. Charles II. Frambes has taken
leave of his many friends here, and is now
engaged in the oyster business at Port
Norris.
DIR. North, of Atlantic City, extracts
teeth without pain and without danger
by new local anesthetic. Try it and be
convinced.
Now that cooler weather has arrived
there is no necessity for goingibarefooted
while F. Dunakin is Offering bargains in
boots and shoes at Red Mems Hail.
You will say that our large and ele-
giant line of overcOats is the finest that
YOU ever saw, S. ROthholz, the Golden
Eagle Clothier, 1910 Atlantic avenue.
1t is the first time in the history of
the country that two men who have been
President of United States are both CAN
didates for election Oh opposing tickets.
If YOU are in want of fine pair OF
shoes, and at the same time wish to get
them cheap, go see Eli s. Steelman, 1905
AE1ntic avenue, Atlantic City. If
Tie addition of fifteen persons to the
membership of the Salem Methodist Epis-
copal church speaks higher than words
in the praise of the pastor, Rev. &. X.
Fleming.
The thirty-first annual fair of the At
lantic County Agricultural and Horticul
tural Association will be held at Egg Har-
Dor City from September 24th to October
I'd, inclusive.
-Unsworths Pleasantville Carriage
Coach and Wagon Works, Turnpike, neal
Shore Road. New and secondhand
carriages, buggies and wagons for sale
or exchange.
The clam bake in J. r. Adams grove
on Friday and Saturday evenings, given
under the auspices of the Mt. Pleasant
NJ. 2. Church, was a success both fnanci
ally and socially.
dealers in candy and confectionery
throughout the county will do well tc
visit Maurice +. Rick, 1904 and 1909 At
lantic avenue. Penny goods a speciality
Lowest cash prices.
Nearly all Of the larger .s.'s o
Lakes bay have departe3 theil
captains and crews fss' ,Of the
Delaware where they VIII be employed il
the oyster business.
Why not visit Pleasantvile while
stopping at Atlantic City? You gel
free tickets to come over on the 2.47 p
m. train, returning at $50, at Room s
Real Estate and Law Building, Atlantic
City.
Edward Mannery, who unfortunatel,
had his foot mashed and two bones
broken about six weeks ago, by tht
wheels of a cart passing over the member
while hauling sand on Bayview Place, il
improving slowly.
Robert M. Willis, our handsome bar
Der, has paid the small forfeit of $1.5t
and had his hair cut short. As Bobby il
not an admirer Of flowing locks, he pait