Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1895-05-01

BRIEF NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST TO
PLEAsANTv1LLE PEOPLE, WITH ODDS
AND ENDS TO ENTERTAIN OUR FRIENDS
AND VISITORS.
DR.. James North, dentist, No. 20 South
Tennessee avenue, Atlantic City, n. j.
Dandelons are very plentiful
Mr.. William NJ. Fish has returned home
Buy your truck baskets at ], Z. Blake
& Co.
Best bargains in Ladies' fine shoes at
p B. Adams.
Lilacs are in bud and will bloom before
long.
DR.. Wallace's cottage has beer. opened
for the summer.
Have your watches, clocks, and jewel
ry repaired by Almon J. Potter.
The lain was very welcome when it
caIue
1t is reported that weak fish have
:arrived in the bay.
Mrs. R. l. Risey spent Friday with her
daughter in Atlantic City.
Mr.. Isaac Risley is visiting relatives in
town.
Mems patent leather Oxfords $50 at
P.B. Adams.
Mrs Bella Ireland is improving her
b, Nldings with a coat ofpaint.
70 ut. Thomas Rsley, Of Philadelphia,
10 v;s;. ing relatives in town.
M.s Rsey, who has been ill for sew
% - is now pOuvalpScput
Mr rh,r,os Butterworth has been visit
;no fr;endS in Philadelphia.
Send in local ne weryw here.
Dou't forget the Ell tsalalmlilfi,o r. n'i III i'e'i
Mems Hall next Stature 'ag evening
an kinds Of snectocIe NG eye-glass re-
pairing promptly done by '1'ioi' =
ter.
Walton Risley was badly sea l!eu al
the laundry by the bursting OF 4p'pe ~
Thursday.
Post Master and Mrs. Garwood eMter. @
tained party of friends at an ev 'aass
company on Friday.
Mrs. Robinson of Atlantic City ~
moved her family to this place for th Z
summer.
Rev. J. L. Watson visited Glendola on
Friday and was the guest of Rev. }. K.
Angelo.
Miss Edna Risley who is spending the
summer in Atlantic City passed several
days in town last week.
If the warm weather continues the
truckers will soon have asparagus tor
market.
Hon. W. l. Newell who has been very
i'll is rapidly recovering under the skilfull
treatment of his physician.
A part of the household effects Of Mr..
Nathaniel Disbrow has been sold private
ly. The balance will be sold at auction.
Wanted,a "a middle aged woman for gen
eral housework. Address p. o. box 1876,
Pleasantville.
Several of our leading business firms
are soon to be connected with Philadel- |
pha and Atlantic City by telephone.
Daniel Albertson, of Atlantic City, |
formerly of this place was in townson
Wednesday last.
NJ Mr.. VIM. A. lee is to run q grocery |
wagon to Pleasantvile in, connection
with his business at his new grocery i'll
Absecon.
Augustus Hilton, of AnglessI. form
erly of Pleasantvlle, has been appointed
one of the fish and game wardens of Cape
May County.
If you have something good advertise
it. Some of your customers may know
YOU have it, but there are a great many
who do not.
Mr.. Edward Jeffries and wife and Smith
Jeffries, their son, aud his family have re-
moved to 'Seaville, N. j. g4fE
Rev. D. V. Lucas delivered an excellent
temperance lecture to small but very
appreciative audience on Friday night
last.
Mrs. Wesley Ingersol has returned
from two weeks visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Thompson of New York
Thomas W. johnson last week sold to
VIM. l.. Powell two lots 50x140 feet
located on Columbus ave.
One block containing 80 lots in sections
81 aud 81 was sold by t. W.-JohDson to
Wm Fl. Furney Of Atlantic City.
DR.. and Mrs Milton Sooy and children,
of Philadelphia visited Mrs. Joseph Col
Inns last week, called here by the death of
the formers mother.
The base ball club of Smiths Landing,
has purchased the building which form
erly belonged to Mr.. Cox, and have re-
moved it to the rear Of the new barber
shop.
4 party OF pupils from the Atlantic
CITY schools came over ON the tram
Saturday morning. and went down
Shore on flower gathering and sand
wich devouring excursion.
Harry North is wearing several large
aud ornamental pieces of his fathers
Court plaster as the result of trying to
dive through the earth while playing tag
in the school grounds of Atlantic City.
Mr. j. Hammell has recently erected
a handsome fence around the burial lots
ofC. W. Ingersoll and D. W. Ingersoll.
A marble cradle marks the last resting
place of C. W. IngersolPs infant child.
Principal G. W. Ingersoll was lately
presented by his father with copy OF
the latest standard Webster's Dictionary
mounted on an iron holder for con-
venience.
A public sale OF household goods is to
be held at the residence of n. Disbrow,
Thursday, May 2, 1895, at | O'Clock am.
Terms strictly cash. W. B. Adams, auc.
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