Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1895-08-07

Straw hats 5 to 25c at D. C. Potter's.
Buy your drugs at the Standard Phar-
macy.
W. M. Fish's Ice Cream foundry is in
full blast.
Fine job printing speciality. Call at
this office.
Checker Boards and Chewing Gum Let.
at II. Kirscht's.
Mr.. Kirscht will have fine lot of
grapes this season.
The recent rains have done uch good
to our fruits and vegetables.
Peter Adams and his brother, Uzz will
take subscription for the PRESS.
There will be quite harvest from the
wild cherry trees, in few weeks.
Some paid seventy-fve, some fifty,
all received the same, Did they kick?
Mems Balbriggan shirts and drawers
at 10 and 39cts each at Potter's.
Fine assortment of cakes at H.
Kirschts' adjoining the Post Office.
All Summer Goods will be sold at
great reduced prices at d. Z. Potters.
Mr. Frank Stevens of Stevensville, Pa,
was visiting friends in town this week.
DR.. M. P. Shoemaker, dentist. Office
1414 Atlantic avenue, over Post Office.
Mr.. B. +. Boughner of Shamokin, Pa,
OF ho Rou
Cottage.
Employ Harley l.. Warner the most
careful and obhglng undertaken i'll the
County.
Mr.. Elisha Smith of Linwood enjoyed
the services at the Presbyterian Church
Sunday evening.
With a crippled Press, we got out an
edition of over $500 copies OF the PRESS
on time.
The circulation of the Pleasantyille
WEEKLY PRESS last week vas 5,5l2 and
is steadily advancing.
The Empire Steam Laundry has been
Obliged to put In larger lroner to meet
their increasing business.
Nature displays her free music every
night, and we quite enjoy (?) listening
to the locusts' and crickets' sweet notes.
You can have the best management,
the finest caskets or cotfins for the least
money by employing undertaken Warner.
Among the number of amusement
managers that were fined for opening
on Sunday was our Townsman, Amariah
Lake.
There are many inquiries been made
both for tarm and buIIdIng lots, through
the extensive advertising OF Mr.. Daniel
l.. Risley.
The guests at SculPs cottage while
away the pleasant afternoons lying a
INDUSTRIOUS kite. 1t requires five stall
wart men to haul in the huge toy.
The Rev. C. d. Sinkinson of Christ M.
E.Church will preach i'll the Mp. Church
on Sunday next. He is powerful
orator and large congregation should
greet him.
A Phrenologist tried last week to make
us his vicum, we know weare very smart
and just the right kind OF an eOltor, so
uOl COucCuOs DOA JOu uhlah WC
are right?
Mr.. VIM. B. Parsels, the Absecon Un-
dertaker and embalmer, paid us a friend
ly Visit on Saturday last. We are al
ways pleased to meet old friends and
our patrons; they will always lind the
latch string at their command.
Mrs. Hannah O'Neil OF Philadelphia,
but who is staying at Atlantic City Tor
Tie Summer, caIne over to see us and
had friendly chat. She has purchased
two lots ana Is very much pleased With
them and thinks Of building Ill few
years.
Mrs. Henry Dennis Of Scullville, N. j.
and Miss Louisl Dennis OF AtIanuc City,
alter hours walking to and from the
W. j. and Reading depOts endeav0rlng
to get to Atiantlc, missing all trains,
gave up and spent the night with Mr..
and Mrs. Ii. l.. W arner.
Miss Mary O'Riley, the sister of Col.
O'klley residing corner Edgewater ave.
ana SUmers Point Railroad, was terri
bly, gored by a cow thursday last
while on her way home. Miss ORiley is
being cared for by DIR. North, who re-
ports her condition improving at this
writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Willis, Misses
Edythe Halbert, Ida Allen, Lizzie His
ley, Curt and Herman klsiey, Richard
Garw ood, Arthur kyon, Z. r. s. Gar
wood, William q. Adams, Samuel San
ders, Ed. Ingerson, Kobt. Hill, Clarence
Adams, ana Joseph EdmOnds OF this
place went to Cape May Monday on tue
Base Ball Special and saw the Atlantic .
do" the tapes In very interesting
game. The run home was made In al
hour and thirty five minutes.
Mrs. Scull is entaining large number
OF guests at her cottage on Shore Road.
Her house has been conveniently fuIl all
the season, but this week reinforce
ment OF fhiladelphians registered and
have been enjoying the pleasant walks,
the fishing, sailing ana grabbing snce
they landed here. Among them are: Mr..
and Mrs. C.sM, Howell, oscar +. Howell,
Amelia Campbell, MIR. and Mrs. q. l..
Stewart, his. }. l.. Painter, Miriam
Painter, Mrs. H. Bowman, MRS. 6. W.
Painter, Miss Painter, Mr.. and Mrs. h.
L. Frazer, Mrs. Lowry and family, Miss
SOudenback.