Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1896-04-15

some French plate mirror with oxidized
silver frame to his soda fountain.
Rev. William II. Yocum, d. d., Presid-
ing Elder, will preach at the st. Pauls
A. NJ. Il. Church this "wednesday eve.,
at s P. M.
Shelldrakes and ducks are quite
plentiful down the Bay. They do not
always connect with the sportsmen' s
shot, however.
Leech your Grocer sells Chew's Rene
dies; try Chew's Luxative Bitters posi-
tive cure for dyspepsia rheumatism and
nervous diseases.
The pulpit of Salem M. L. church was
beautifully decorated with calla lilies on
Sunday last through the Kindness of
Mrs. John F. Ryon.
Jacob Andrews, of Philadelphia, has
moved into the house of Charles Camp
bell at the corner of Georgia and Wash
ington aves.
The new home of Lemuel Conover at
the upper end of the borough, is nearing
completion and presents very hand
some exterior.
The second quarterly meeting will be
held at the Mt. Pleasant NJ. p. church
Sunday, April 10. at 80 o'clock. Love
Feast and Communion.
j. Edward Ashmead has resumed his
studies at Rutgers College after spending
Eastertide with his father and mother
Mr. and Mrs. john Ashmead.
Miss Marjorie North is becoming a fine
recitationist through the able training
| of her mother Mrs. Joseph Ii. North
who herself is very fine reader.
Mr.. VIM Lippincott who has been in
such delicate health for the past few
months has greatly improved and we
are pleased to note such a decided i'm
| provement.
Just received new lot of those famous
never-rip boys school pants, 25, 30 and
so cents, age to Il years. Charles S.
Station, Shore Road clothier, Potter's
old stand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tobias Mcdonnell are
doing every thing in their power to bene-
fit the patients at the asylum and to
make their new home as attractive as
possible.
| The Martz Brothers went down to
| Steelmauville last week and took part in
| the local dramatic entertainment at that
place Their music and funny acts We're
well received.
Buffalo Bills big show comes to Phil
| adelphia next Saturday for ten days
stay and the boys who admire skillful
| shooting and daring horsemanship, will
be likely to go up and see it.
How il youreyesight? Eyes examined
aud glasses fitted at moderate charges.
DR.. Frick. eye specialist, Shore Road, op-
poste turnpike, Pleasantvile. Office
| hours, to 10 a. m, 2 to B, 6 to p. m.
Our enterprising news agent, Peter
Adams, is wearing a split eyebrow and
| a lovely black eve as the result of the
earth flying up and fence flying out to
hit him while he was learning to ride q
bicycle
Sunday was glorious day-warm
and pleasant, and hundreds took advan-
tage Of it to go to church and other
| places In the afternoon the Shore Road
was we'll filled with carriages and BIZ
cycles and their occupants.
Do not forget the clipping experience
social to be given by the Y. p. S. C. E. of
| Mt. Pleasant church, on Friday evening.
Enoch Martin. Admission 10 cents, en-
1 UIllIUS you W d vi iuc O6u6ul
| the organ fund.
| In case of sudden fire where should
we be at even with the new chemical
engine? Our Borough Council should
hurry up and organize a fire department
as soon as possible, so that all hands
may be able to fight fire whitewater.
A. Hirsch of 16O3-5 Atlantic ave-, At
| lantic City, carries an immense stock o.
| Boots and Shoes. Clothing and Cent? s
| 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. If
The installation of the new order OF
Junior Mechanics, which was to have
taken place in Ryon's hall last Friday
evening, was postponed until next Fri
day evening owing to the inability OF
the grand officers getting the papers
ready. The would-be mechanics were
all on hand and enjoyed very pleasant
| evening and were treated to light re-
freshments.
Those desiring to buy house furnish
ing goods and furniture should not fail
to call upon A. J. Withrow of 24O9
Atlantic avenue, Atlantic City. He
carries a complete line of goods and sells
at low prices. He is regular advertiser
in the Press, and we advise our readers
to call and examine his big stock
before going to Philadelphia or New
York to make purchases. See his 'adv''
on last page.
In view of the great amount of rum
and brandy that has lately been floating
ashore from wrecked vessels down the
coast, some of our citizens are in favor OF
asking the government to build jetties,
or dig new channels, or do something to
turn the current this way and land the
exhilerating beverages along our bay
shore. They argue that it is of no use
to let it go to waste among people like
those at Sea Isle and Ocean City, who
"never drink" and who only stored it
in their cellars to keep the lightnine
from striking it and setting the world
on fire. 1t would be better, they think
to have it landed here where the duty
would be paid cheerfully, and where the
"stuff'' itself could be used for greasiDg g
wheels and other mechanical purposes.
Sunday forenoon the dwelling house OF
D. NJ Scull, near st. Johns church was
discovered to be on fire. The congrega-
ton at ST. Johns was soon dismissed
aud all hands were soon at work and
succeeded in putting out the fire without
any very serious damage In the mean
time some one came to the village and
gave the alarm and an attempt was
made to get out the new chemical engine
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