Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1896-05-06
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1t time Tor a lew more uOg luieraiS.
Tls County Board of Freeholders will
NEE Tuesday May 10Th.
NJ David l.. Eaby is suffering from an
att,tk of lumbago.
NJ. l.. Blackman had setting hen
stoen from her nest Sunday night.
Ii. r. NJ Sooy has been reorganizing
the turf and flower beds in his front
yaid.
Harley l.. Warner competent and ex-
perenced undertaken. Prices most
reasonable.
The Cornet Band have secured the
upper room of the steam laundry in
which to practice.
Don't forget that there is to be a meet
ing at the Council room next Saturday
evening to organize Fire Company.
The u 2. S. c. E. of st. Johns Church,
will meet at the church next Sunday eve.
at p. NJ, Mrs. James utfbarry, leader.
Mrs. Jennie Gouldey has a flock of 200
fine chickens among which is Brahma
with four perfect and fully developed legs.
A small amount of work in removing
the loose stones from the travelled part
of the Shore Road would be a much
needed improvement.
The Apron Bazaar will be closed on
Wednesday evening instead Of Thursday
as heretofore announced, but will be
open Wednesday afternoon.
A young son of Mark Bowen was
bitten. Monday, by large dog belong
by Marshal Reinar the next day.
In consequence of the large amount of
space occupied this week concerning the
removal of the County Seat, the Ship
ping news is unavoidaby crowded out.
The Board of Education held an i'm
portant meeting Tuesday evening look
ing to the establishing of High School.
4 meeting of the Citizens will be called
for Thursday evening May II.
Some twenty-five members of the
Christian Endeavor Society OF the Bap-
tist Church went to Atlantic City last
Thursday evening and paid a visit to
Mrs. Sallie Harris at her home on Mt,
Vernon avenue.
We are not doing business wholly for
our health. but we can furnish an elegant
Job OF commercial printing at very
reasonable price. Come in and see some
of our new type and look at the speci-
mems printed in colors before going else
where.
A. Hirsch of 1603-5 Atlantic ave, At
lantic City, carries an immense stock of
Boots and Shoes, Clothing and Gents
Furnishings, which he will be pleased to
sell our readers at bed rock prices. Be
sure and visit his big store when you go
to Atlantic City. tt
The ST. Johns c. Z. Society has been
reorganized by election OF the following
officers: President, J. Luffbarry; vice
president, John c. Clark corresponding
secretary, Walter Naylor; recording
secretary, G. Brown; treasurer, Joseph
Ang. 20 members have been enrolled.
Mr.. David Steelman found one of the
Phila Inquirer's balloons here last week.
If the man attached is returned to the
Inquirer" the person who takes him
safely gets $500 but the man was not
found hereabouts. 1t is very seldom
that the balloons get beyond Camden or
vicinity.
Peter Adams will open the ice cream
season next Saturday night by giving
free concert. The PIeasantville Cornet
Band will be in attendance and discourse
sweet music. Ice Cream and ices of all
favors will be served. He will also be
ready to supply fairs, festivals and pic
MICS with cream and confections at
short notice Give him a call.
1--WE are all out of feed Thought
we had enough for some days" Such
are expressions recently heard. But
easily accounted for, when told that
they buy of J. E. Blake and Co, who
have recently leased the Butterworth
Neil property. They do their own grind
ing and buy in large lots, direct from
grain centers. Hence are able to fur
nish good goods at bottom prices for
cash.
Justice Gouldey of Atlantic City gave
Judgment for $10S.67 in favor of Frank
Lake, who brought suit against Ezra
Lake, A. j. Potter and Harry Little to
recover pay for services rendered. The
plaintiff, who was represented by Geo.
A. Bourgeois ESD, claimed that he had
done work at various times in the sum-
mer of 1894 at Nantasket Beach, Conn,
in erecting summer pavilion, and that
he had never been paid for his services.
A meeting of the Shore Union of the
Christian Endeavor Societies was held
at Absecon last Thursday evening. The
chief address was made by Rev. Mr..
Craig, of Mt. Pleasant Church, on
''Things that Endeaverors should keep
The open Conference developed some in
teresting point on How to conduct the