Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1895-07-24

AND VISITORS.
DR.. James North, dentist, No. 30 South
Tennessee avenue, Atlantic City, N. }.
Look out for our great story in next
issue.
Fine job printing a speciality. Call at
this office.
A job lot of pants selling at 81. pair
at D. C. Potters.
Rev. DR.. Lucas will lecture at the Bap
tist Church on Friday evening, July 26.
Several rescues have been made and
our gallant life guards deserve. all
praises.
Jesse RisIey attributes the pink hue of
his whiskers to the slanting rays of
July sun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wright Of Allan
tic City, are the guests OF Captain and
Mrs. K. l. Risley.
Mr.. Kirscht is quite a farmer and in his
garden are found nearly all the vegeta
bles of the season.
Field Marshall Ambrose Smith has re-
signed. Mr.. Henry Relnar will now
WELD the baton.
Rev. Father Petri will say Mass on
Sunday, August 4th, at 1870 in the
house OF DIR. Wallis.
John +. Blake 4 Co. are beautifying
their Shore Road store property with
bright coat OF paint.
Fine stock of bananas, oranges
lemons, ETC., at Ii. kirschts candy store
adjoining the Post Office. 10 3t e
Mr.. o. j. Ha1umell has a large force at
work turning out handsome monuments.
He has many orders ahead.
The Rev. A. K. Staiger and family, of
Atlantic, paid our townsmau, II. kirscht,
flying visit one day last week.
For RRENT-Pleasantville nice six room
house, nearly new. Four squares from
railroad depot. X. M. WILLIS, Pleasant
vile, j. jy24-ti
DR.. Sooy, health inspector, has our
thanks for a copy of the Sanitary Code
of the Board OF Health of the Borough OF
Pleasantville.
The West Jersey Railroad station is
being completely renovated, painted in
side and out, giving it very attractive
appearance.
Atlantic for the past week has been all
one could wish and visitors arriving
from the distance find comfort ana
pleasure here
Chas. W. lngerson returned home on
Monday, July Is, from Ada, Ohio, where
he had been attedding school at the Ohio
Normal University.
Trolley parties are the order of the
evening and the merry pleasure seekers,
enliven Atlantic avenue, as their gay
laughter fills the air.
The Red Men are particularly invited
to attend the lecture i'll the Baptist
Church Friday evening of this week.
They could appreciate it.
Thieves have entered our city and it is
hoped for their capture, number OF
places have been robbed, and the law
breakers are still at large.
The Pleasantville boys are making
rapid progress with their music. We
will soon have the honor OF calling on
Our Brass Band for entertainments.
The incoming trains Saturday and
Sunday shows marked increase in
travel Atlantic is crowded, and the
throng is enjoying the bracing sea air.
William Butter, one of our bicyclist,
while riding along Atlantic avenue, col
lided with 'bussman and had his wheel
badly damaged. He, however, escaped
damage.
BOARD WANTED PERMANENTLY
In respectable private family for four
young men. State terms, location and
particulars. Address z. O. Box 161,
Pleasantville, N. j.
The handsome chapel recently erected
at Greenwood, is the handiwork of our
townsman, Mr.. Winfield Adams. The
chapel is an ornament to the borough
and credit to the contractor.
You can kill two birds with one stone
Friday evening by attending DIR. Lucas
lecture. You will have pleasant even
ing's entertainment tor yourself, and
your twenty cents will help the w. C. T.
U. realize their plan of house building
Ifyou do not wish to give, merly say
SO. Nobody will worry you about it
further. 1t is selfish way to live, to be
sure, but it is your loss, not to be willing
to help along good enterprises with
little OF your abundance. 1t is pitiable
life that has made the world no richer
by living i'll it, until the body drops
back into mother earth.
That was a deplorable incident that
took place in one of our promint stores
the other day, when young lady upon
asking a man for dime for her Temple
Wheel was insulted by him and those
who stood around had SO little taste as
to laugh. The man who could do
thing like that is a cur, and those who
could see anything funny in it are no
better.
Farmer North has our thanks for
enough cucumbers to depopulate small
village. Now the DR.. is great on cucum-
bers. His garden is just chock full OF
them along with other good things OF
his own cultivation. His fruit trees give
evidence of great care, bugs and vermin
of every kind find in the DIR. relentless
foe. For instance, tomato attacked by
a nasty green. worm, is seized by the DR..
dissected without theuse of ascaple knife,
ruthlessly torn from his happy home and
it's squirming life crushed out without
single remorse. His cantaloupe vines