Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1895-07-17

Tennessee avenue, Atlantic City, N. J.
Our roads are in good shape.
Our boys are playing good ball.
The Carrousel goes merrily around.
Fine job printing a speciality. Gail at
this office.
The Mays Landing boys were taken
into camp handsomely.
The gentle rain has pleased the hearts
of our truck men.
A job lot of pants selling at 50. a pair
at d. C. Potters.
All our truck raisers are reaping big
harvest in Atlantic City markets.
Our Shore Road farmers are hauling
large quantities of truck to Atlantic City.
Elmer toots the big horn with a vol
umn of sound, resembling Dakota cy-
clone.
Mr.. Daniel J.. Risley has purchased the
PLEAsANTvILLE PRESS property OF Mrs.
Millie Risley.
Rev. Father Petri will say Mass on
Sunday July 21st at 1870 in the house
of DIR. Wallis.
The circulation OF the PRESS is steadily
and rapidly increasing. Let advertisers
make a note OF 1T.
Fine stock of bananas, oranges
lemons, ETC., at II. kirscht's candy store
adjoining the Post Office. 7-9 3t
The West Jersey Railroad Company
are enlarging their station to meet the
wants OF their increasing business.
A bright coat of paint on the Red
Mems Hall would make it loom up
grandly and be al ornament to the bor-
rough.
Ifyou want an evenings pleasure, buy
a ticket for DIR. Lucas lecture Oh Friday
evening, the 26th inst. He speaks and
sings in the Indian dialect.
Observation-Disclosures class cuts and fits
by the Rood Magic Scale System; terms
moderate; lessons given in drafting.
Miss Kent at j. W. Martz' Restaurant.
Bay View Place under Mr.. Jessie Ris-
ley's supervision and care looks very
inviting, clean streets and sidew alks
and splendid shade trees are due to
Jessie's work.
Mrs. Nelson, our mail carrier, is the jOl-
lest lady along the Shore Road. Persons
suffering from the blues should cultivate
her acquaintance. cure will be guar
anteed IN 20 minutes.
The Ladies Aid Society of st. Johns
M. p Church will give Necktie Social
ON the church grounds Saturday even
ing, July Goth, 1895, at $50 O'Clock. Ii
stormy will postpone till the following
Saturday.
Our band practices weekly at the
Nickel Plate Works building. They are
making great progress and will astonish
our ciuzens some moonlight evening in
the near future with selections from the
most celebrated composers.
The musical which was to have been
held tomorrow night, the 18th, at
Scull's Cottage, has been postponed until
Friday evening, the 10Th. Proceeds for
the benefit of the Mite Society OF the
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Admission 10 cts
A hive of industry, running night and
day, employing fifteen to eighteen hands.
The Empire Steam Laundry, Mr.. j. W.
Risley the proprietor deserves the success
he is meeting with. We hope his busi-
ness will increase to such an extent he
will be obliged to enlarge his building.
All who heard DR.. Lucas when he was
here recently will be pleased to learn
that he will lecture in the Baptist Church
on Friday evening, July 26th, inst. His
subject is the ''Red Men Of the North
west" said to be very entertaining
description of their habits, their stone
carving, oratory and dress.
Mr. Thomas W. johnson reports hav-
ing sold the following lots on the Land
Company's tract last month: Thos. E.
Hammond, two lots, 5000; Mary Will
Jams, two lots, $145; VIM. L. Powell,
two lots, 5000; Virginia Washington
two lots, 5000; T. l.. 0. Williams, two
lots, $780, Bette Williams, one lot, $50.
Total amount of sales $1075.