Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1896-09-30
Mr.. Charles Sharp has his fine dog
home again.

| Capt. Abel BabcOck of Absecon was
a Monday visitor.
Boys short pants for school wear 20
cts. up at Stations.
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. /. Newell Jr. spent
Sunday at Port Republic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Ingersoll of Scull-
vile have moved to this place.
Mrs. Lima Horton was the guest of
friends at Scullville on Wednesday.
Boarders wanted-Mrs. L. Carton,
| Pleasant avenue. 9-29-96-tf.
| Cheapest place for shoes on Shore
Road is at Stations. Potter's old stand.
Miss Stella Sooy has returned from a
two weeks visit with relatives in Allan
tic City.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Ryon spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Ireland at
| LinwoOd.
Mr.. Robert Race has improved the
front OF his property by regraveling the
walks, etc.
| Mrs. L. Carton, spent Thursday last in
Atlantic City visiting her daughter Mrs.
Harry Brown.
Mrs. Arthur Douglas spent Sunday as
| the guest of Mrs. James Lulfbarry, of the
St. Johns Church.
| Mr.. William Wood, of Philadelphia,
has been guest at Harry JohnsOn's for
several days past.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Wright of Allan
tic CITY were the guests of Capt. r. /.
Risley on Sunday.
| Mrs Baker Doughty and daughter of
Absecon were the guests of Mrs, Robert
l.. Race on Thursday.
". l. Newell Ir. and David Stetzer
were outside fishing on Thursday and
made quite a large haul.
The Epworth Leagne of Salem NJ. E.
| Church held social and business meet
ing on Tuesday night last.
| The pulpit of Salem NJ. E. Church was
! supplied with flowers on Sunday from
the garden Of Mrs. Salie Peterson
| E. r. Kates is selling out his house
hold goods preparatory to moving out
| of town. See bis advertisement else
! where,
Drop US a 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,
n. j. 1896
| The democrats will hold q caucus at
| their club room, next Saturday evening,
to elect delegates to their democratic
County Convention at Egg Harbor City
! October s.
Miss Edith Halbert, elocutionist, as
/ sisted by the Salem Choir will give a
recital III Salem Church Monday night
| Oct 5th, for the benefit of the Mite
society. Admission 20 cts.
| Justice j. +. Abbott attended the
Democratic congressional conSntion at
| Burlington, on Friday, as q delegate
| from PleasantvilIe. He was chairman
of the committee on resolutions.
Choice Peasantvlle Building lots on
1st and Pleasant avenue. 500 to
| $780, also 157 acres of land near Pc
mona Sc per acre. John F. Abbott.
Pleasantvillc, NJ. 8 %. 90. ct.
The envelopes sent out among the
people by the st. Johns Church. solicit
ing donations to help pay for the new
parsonage, have nearly all been returned,
and goodly sum of money realized.
Mr.. Jethro Adams has added greatly
to the appearance OF his already hand
| some home by grading to the center OF
| the street. If everybody would follow
| his example what nice lot of streets we
should have.
Solicitor Endcott and .Ieweler Bewley,
| of Atlantic City tried to pass over very
narrow strip of earth on their wheels Oh
the Shore Road, Saturday, in opposite
| directions. The expirement was not q
success except to the man who repaired
the wheels.
Rev. Jas. Lufibarry and family called
on Mr.. Richard Risiey last Thursday
afternoon to remind him that it was his
birthday. They returned home in the
evening after wishing him many more
such happy birthdays.
Men shonld be careful, when they go
| to the Post Office, to leave their bicycles
and wheebarrows exactly acros the
entrance Nearly everybody does, but
for fear some unthinking individual
| might forget to do SO, the Press desires
TO Jog his memory The girls, bless
their hearts, never leave their wheels
where people will tumble over them.
There seems to have been some mis-
understanding concerning the attach
ment issued by Justice Abbott against
| Mrs. Roberts, who recently occupied q
part of he house owned by d. G. Potter.
The misunderstanding was in regard to
| rent, and Mrs. Roberts claims that the
day for payment had not arrived and
| that the money would have been paid
when due. The claim was settled the
following day.
Pleasantville is going to have a foot
ball team, and why not? They have
won the championship at baseball and
have some of the fastest bicycle riders,
and why can't they win at this popular
sport. The team will average about 40
pounds, with the following entered: H.
W. Hackett, Eddie Bates, Harry Camp
bell, A. p Ryon, Willard Carton, G.
Hilton, |. S. Fenton, W. T. Channels, G..
Risley. Others will soon be taken in.
A party of cyclists, numbering seven
teen, came over from Atlantic City
! Thursday evening and paid visit to
Mr. and Mrs. James Martin The time
was pleasantly spent in playing games,
listening to instrumental music, and
partakine of refreshments In the party
were Miss Eva Homau, Miss Louella
Robinson, Miss Sallie Hewitt. Miss Mary
johnson. Miss Cora Adams, Miss Matte
Martin, Messrs. Calvin Smith, W. Bar.
rett, Edw. Collins. James Hinkle, Will
Martin, E. Johnson, L. Roser, B. Clark
and G. Martin.
In recent letter to the manufacturers
Mr.. w. F. Benjamin, editor of the Spec
Atato. Rushford, N. T., says: "It may
Ne a pleasure to you to know the high
teem in which Chamberlain's medicines
held by the people of your own
where they must be best known
\ut of mine, who resides at Dexter
was about to visit me few
nce, and before leaving home
asking if they were sold here
\bey were not she would bring
\rith her, as he did not like
ut them" The medicines
\re Chamberlain's Cougt
Is for it's cures OF colds
Amberlain's Pain Rs}p
mo hnck. nain's inNS