Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1896-08-19
complaints. For sale by G. w. Leech,
pleasantville, N. J.


Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor of Phila. spent
Sunday with Mr.. j. Collins.
Mr.. VIM. Wood of Phila. and Ii. Craig
are guests at Mr.. H. johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F, Ryon were At
lantic City visitors on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ashmead are en-
tert aiming friends from Beasley Point.
Miss Jennie Risley entertained Attain
tic City friends at tea on Sunday night.
A. L.Hammell, graduate optician, 914
Atlantic avenue, Atlantic City. 1O-1-96.
Mr.. D. s. Edwards New Paint Shop is
completed and looks like q well and
Substantial Building.
Joshua Carly Jr. and Addie Spikerman
were married last Friday night by Rev.
2. I. Dugan, at Absecon.
Mr.. ]. Edward Ashmead is an expert
yachtsman and takes great many
friends sailing on our bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. C. Steelman of Clay
ton, N. j. are spending a week with Mr..
and Mrs. Harley L. Warner.
Mrs. John Leeds of Phila. and Mrs.
Willard Wright of Atlantic City were
the guests of Mrs. Pardon Ryon on Mon
day.
Mr.. III. johnson of West Washington
avenue, engages his weekly fishing trips
as he always comes home with large
string of fish.
Mr.. J. Leuttenegger is beautifying his
cottage by repainting it he also has a
snow ball bush in bloom for the second
time this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Rogers of Burling-
ton are visiting Mrs. Rogers parents
Capt. and Mrs. Allen at their pleasant
home on the Shore road.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Champion and
daughter Miss Nellie, are spending a
few weeks with D. J. Champion at his
home on Pleasant Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Hammell have
rented their charming home in Atlantic
City and are boarding with friends at
the upper end OF the borough.
LosT-A gold stick pin, shape of fly
surrounded will small pearls. The finder
will return same to Scull's Cottage and
receive reward. j. o. WREN. .
Mrs. George Chlfant, Mrs. r. Kirk
patrick and Mrs. Lewis of Pittsbur9,
Pa. were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Harrison Jenness on Wednesday last.
lfyou want some nice millinery goods
flowers, trimmings, ETC., dry goods and
notions. go to Schwinghammers, 1914
and 2423 Atlantic avenue. S-12-96 If
Drop us postal card and we will call
on you. We sell all kinds of household
goods. Cash or credit. jerry < Jacoby,
113 N. Mississippi avenue, Atlantic City,
NJ. 1906
Harley l.. Warner our well known and
Leading Undertaken has purchased the
fine young black mare Gypsy of j. 7.
Townsend of Absecon and now has
fine turn out.
Miss Enda Warner has returned from
two weeks visit with her grand
parents in Clayton N. J. Miss Edna
also took in the sights at Pitman grove
and Malaga Camp meeting.
Next Saturday is Circus day at At
lantic City. That will be a good time
for some old people who like to see
circus to go over inst because the
children wanted to see it you know"
During the late hot spell Peter Adams
did rushing ice cream business at his
place on the Shore Road. He will con-
tinue right along at the same old
reliable place. Give him a call and
sample his excellent ice cream.
When you see a girl coming up from
the Bay at 10-o'clock at night, "when
the bloom is on the Rye, and the dew
is on the meadow, with an empty basket
and a red nose, the presumption is that
she has been sailing or grabbing. Still
you may be mistaken
A fine piece of meadow land for sale,
containing about 30 acres, crop of sage
and salt grass. this years crop; it
will cut about rs loads of hay. Will sell
all or part, or lease the property. Call
on or address L. Conover, near Marble
Yard, Pleasantville. Also several good
building lots for sale. 7-29-3t
Weak fish are said to be quite plenti-
full down the Bay. They must be, for
we have noticed several land lubbers,
lately, who have brought up good
strings of the shining beauties. They
didn't state what price they paid for
them though, You cant always Judge O
fisherman by his fish.
The wise man paints his house in the fall
or winter. This is preferable to spring
or summer. The reason is that the paint |
has time to harden before the hot sun
dries out the oil. Causing the paint to
crack. Does your house want painting?
M. A. Fritsch & Son, house painters etc.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Job Risley had as their
guests on Thursday night last at an
evening party given in honor of their
daughter Miss Lizzie: Mr.. and Mrs.
Curtis Risley, Mrs. F. W. Rogers, Mr..
Herman Risley, Mr.. Sherry Risley, Mr.
Harry Risley and the Misses Lulu and
Edith Halbert and Jennie Risley.
Six weeks ago l suffered with a very
severe cold; was almost unable to speak.
My friends all advised me to consult a
physician. Noticing Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy advertised in the St.
Paul Volks Zeitung procured a bottle,
and after taking it short while was
entirely well. InOw most heartily reco-
mend this remedy to anyone suffering
with cold Wm. keil. CTS Selby Ave-.
st. Paul, MINI. For Sale by G. w.
Leech, Pleasantville, N. j.
There was a sudden upset of a wheel
on the Shore Road, last Friday evening
and young lady met the earth half
way as it flew up to hit her. When the
earth went back she went with it and
spread herself over quite q patch of
territory. Then she looked around to
make sure that the editor of the Press
wasn't looking at her, busted a few
ordc of rhifo cloth mouu%o1 hor