Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1895-06-05

Our people are anxious to have the
Motor trains go on. 1t would pay the
railroad men to give us trains every
hour.
The wbeelmef of Smiths Landing
have perfected an organization OF eigh-
teen members, and meet weekly Friday
evenings.
Salem M. E. Church choir are arranging
a fine program for next Sunday to cele-
| rate children's day. All are invited to
1 attend.
According to some accounts next fall we
are TO have all Electric road to Atlantic
CITY which will be hailed with delight by
off-shOre folks.
Last week was the kind of weather
that Sidney Smith once said, made a
man want to take off his flesh and sit
| in his bones.
The stewardesses of the ST. Paul M. f..
Church. will give a strawberry festival
on June 8, 1895 in the hall for the bene-
fit of the stewards. .n tr.
Engage Undertaken Harley L. Warner
| and have your dead friends perfectly EN-
| balmed. Best management at funerals.
Lowest prices guaranteed.
Quite a number of patriotic people had
-, ar homes and places of business decor
tn' nth flags and bunting to do honor
area v 'diers on Thursday. ..-
Mr.. Peter M Stu sbnrsday s last after a
short illness and VS. par'S" feHnusS
a. IN. at Fernwood Ceme,- ~
Among the visitors on Thursday were err
Hon. and Mrs. W. l. Newell ana MIS-.
|. Newell, Jr, and daughter, VINO spent
the day with relatives IN town.
Florist, d. B. Edwards, of Atlantic
City, has rented Mr.. Lacy's house here
in the borough, and will, with his family,
occupy it for the summer months.
Atlantic City has some girls with large
and active mouths who came over here
on Decoration Day to ''shcw Off their
had manners-and succeeded in doing 1T.
The county convention of the Ep-
worth League meets at Salem M. h.
Church on Friday evening, June 7th.
All are cordially invited to be present.
1t is the month of the orange blossom
hurry brides-to-be, and be married
while it lasts and then you won't have
to buy wax flowers to wear in your
hair.
The old well at the cemetery must
have been drained dry on Memorial Day,
for almost all day people stood five or
SIX deep waiting for Natures cham
pagne.
Mr.. Disbfow's property has been dis
posed OF at private sale to Rev. Mr..
Bailey of Atlantic City, who will make a
summer home of it after making some
improvements. tte
The programs of the Atlantic City
High School commencement are very
handsome, and we are proud to see the
names of some of our leading young peo-
pie as graduates thereon.
If the PRESS does not suit you this week
charge it up to the hot weather. The
editor was prostrated by the terrible
heat, and has been on the sick list for
few days as the result of it.
There were more than thousand visit
ors at the baseball game on Thursday and
whenever the home team made run
there was lots of cheering and hand clap
ping. We are very proud of our boys.
Picnic and evening parties, desiring
Champions celebrated ice cream, can be
supplied at wholesale by quart or gallon
| or any quantity to suit by Peter Adams
| and can have it delivered according to
order.
| Among those who decorated their
| houses with the stars and stripes on
Decoration Day were Mr.. johnson, Mr..
| Potter, Mr.. Frambes, Mr.. Preston Adams,
| Mr.. Reinar, Mr.. Large, Mr.. Bartlett and
| Others.
David Myers, Jr, who was in a pri-
vate institution at Philadelphia for treat
ment died there and was brought here
for burial on Saturday. He had been
great sufferer for several years and all
that medical skill could do was done
but did not avail.
D..y. howard Frick of Pleas~a... .''',
besides being general practitioner, is
specialist in diseases of the eye, and was
| for several years connected with the
Jefferson Medical College hospital. All
persons in need of treatment for their
| eyes or suffering from headaches and
poor vision should consult him. His
charges will be very moderate.
Condcutor Brown of the Somers' Point
Branch, has been appointed trainmaster
at Atlantic City. He is a courteous and
popular young man, and has a host Of
friends who will be glad to hear Of his
promotion. His successor as conductor
of the Branch u Charley Got, who is
equally well and favorably known to all
the patrons of the road. Both are gen
tlemen Of whom it is q pleasure for the
PRESS to say a complimentary word.
Ryons store Mas we'll crowded with
visitors Saturday evening, to test the
merits of the new "Acmen brand of cOf-
fee. For strength and flavor it seems un-
surpassed Those who buy cheap and
adulterated coffee may think thai forty
cents a pound is a high price to pay; but
its great strength makes it the cheapest
in the end because 40 much leHs. of 1t is re-
quired. Coffee is one of the most healthy
aud delicious beverages In the world 6
, list of drinks and like most other things
the best is the cheapest.
Growth of EstelIe.
THE earlier predictions made concern
ing the growth and prosperity of Atlantic
: | Countv's now spttlpmpnt at EStelle Sc,