Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1896-10-14

The storm.
How it blew,
And how it rained.
And how the tide came in,
And how the railroads were
Washed out. And how mad the
Passengers must have been who want
Ed to get to Atlantic City, aud had
The choice of remaining in the cars
Or going back to Philadelphia,
Or staying over night in
Temperance hotel, with
Nothing to wet their
Whistles. Breth-
Eren. it was
Simply
Awful, and those OF us who were safely
in doors in such weather don't know
anything about it.
So near, and yet so far-Atlantic City.
Horses and carriages to hire at War
ners. 10-1496. If.
Mrs. Rebecca Horton has some fine
fall flowers.
Mrs. kircht was an Atlantic City yisi-
tor on Thursday,
Me-. John F. Ryou has purchased q
fine trotting horse.
Boys long pants for school wear 80
cts. up at Stations.
For confectionery go to FL. Kirscht
adjoining post-office
Mrs. Henry Mouuce has moved into
the Ingersoll homestead.
Charles Scull esq. was an Atlantic
City visitor on Tuesday.
DR.. J. II. North was Philadelphia
visitor on Wednesday last.
Mr.. Tobias Mcconnell was in Atlantic
City on business on Tuesday.
Mrs. Job Stebbins has lovely flowers
blooming all the year round.
Adams & Collins grocers have come
out with handsome new wagon.
Mr.. Harry Leeds of Haddon Hall At
lantic City was Saturday visitor.
Miss Stella Soov spent part of last
week with relatives iu Atlantic City.
Boarders wanted-Mrs. l.. Carton,
Pleasant avenue. 9-29-06-tf.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John f. Ryon and son
visited relatives at Absecon on Sunday.
Mrs. Johu S. Risley was the guests of
relatives in Atlantic City on Thursday.
A. L.Hammell, graduate Optician, Oh
Atlantic avenue, Atlantic City. 1O-l-96
Cheapest place for shoes on Shore
Road is at Stations, Potter's old stand.
Mr.. and Mrs David Myers entertained
Philadelphia friends at dinner on Sun
day.
Miss Alice Horton gave an evening
company TO a few friends on Wednesday
night.
We are glad to hear that George
Adams esq. is slowly improving from
his recent illness,
Mr.. aud Mrs Charles Adams We're the
guests of Mrs. Richard Doughty at
Absecon on Wednesday.
Editor Edge of the Atlantic City Daily
Press and wife were the guests of re-
latives in town on Saturday.
David Fairbrothers who has been
quits>lll with typhoid fever for several
weeks past remains about the same
Mrs. Somers Bowen has rare taste in
arranging her flowers and has had some
handsome ones the past few months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ewalt Richman Hates
have moved out of the Borough. They
will be greatly missed by their numerous
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ewalt Richman Kates
were rendered farewell surprise party
on Wednesday night last by few OF
their intimate friends.
If favorable weather next Sabbath
morning the closing Sunday of this year
the topic of the mornings discourse will
he 'The Saints triumphant march to
Heaven" at st. Johns Church.
You can get the latest styles at Mrs
Schwinghammer' 1914 and 2423 Allan
tic avenue, Atlantic City. New capes
and coats New styles in Birds. wing
and feathers, millinery supplies, flowers,
trimmings, dry goods and notions.
1916 If
Among those attending the Epwortli
League convention in Atlantic City Oh
st. Pau's church were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Collins Mr.. and Mrs. G. III. Jen-
ness and son, Mrs Pardon Ryon, Mrs
John T. RyoD, Mrs. Charles Horton,
Miss Myrtle Collins, Mr.. and Mrs. Elias
Campbell aud daughter, Miss Stella Sooy
aud others.
A lady visitor from our Borough to a
Pennsylvania town was telling OF the
beauties of Pleasantville, and when she
was asked whether we had our town
lighted or not was compelled to say "no'
The parties asking the question were
greatly surprised, especially as we had SO
many inhabitants and such variety ol
charming homes.
The following young people attended
the Epworth League Convention in At
lantic City on Thursday night last. The
Misses Carrie Allen, Alice Horton, Mar
celia Risley, Bertha Ireland, Sallie and
Florence Thomas, Mrs Curt Risley, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Race and the Messrs.
Clinton Risley, Harry Campbell, Arthur
Ryon, Archie Willis and Richard
y Garwood.
Wanted-A married man for the posi-.
ton Of ianitor and housekeeper for the
Club House of the Somers Point fishing
club at Somers Point N. j. Man must
understand sailing yacht. Apply in per
son at the Somers Point fishing club
Oct. 10 II or 18th 1896. After which
days address all applications to Gustav
G. Roehm secretary S56 Charlotte street
Philadelphia, Pa.
ID The Darlington. Wis, journal says
re editorally of a proper patent medicine
t fsWe know from experience that Cham
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s Remedy is all that is claimed for it, as OF
A two occasions it stopped excruclatlne
10 pains and possibly saved us from an un
a timely grave. We would not rest easy
iiover night with out it In the house.
This remedy undoubtedly saves more
n pain and suffering than any other medl
d cine in the world. Every family shoulc
keep it in the house, for It is sure to o
needed sooner or later. For sale by Y
4 Leech, Pleasantville, n. J.
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