Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1896-05-13
Mosquitoes have come.

The young child OF David Fairbrothers
is quite ill.
The strawberry crop promises to be a
very small one.
The weather is very dry and rain is
greatly needed.
Quite number of black snakes have
been killed lately.
Mr.. Richard Price and sister were in
town on Sunday.
Be careful about fire this extremely hot
and dry weather.
Mrs. DR.. North visited friends in Phil
adelphia last week.
Read the new bicycle law printed in
full in another column.
For pure extracts, spices and herbs, go
to Lakes Pharmacy.
Have the chemical engine primed and
loaded in case of fire.
Mrs. Charles Collins was an Atlantic
City visitor on Thursday.
Mr. Fred Carman who has been very
ill is slowly convalescing.
Mrs. Lewis Steelman who has been
very ill is slowly recovering.
Peerless corn cure. A sure relief For
sale at Lakes Pharmacy.
The Apron Bazaar closed with a
dance on Saturday night last.
Mrs. Rachel Seaman of Phila. is visit
ing her sister Mrs. L. Steelman.
Boys Suits from, $100 to $500 age )
to Is years Charles III. Station
Mrs. j. Webber and daughter-in-law
of Phila. are visiting friends in town.
Miss Myrtle Collins spent part of last
week with relatives in Atlantic City.
For soda water go to Lakes Phar-
macy. Pure fruit favors unexcelled.
Hon. and Mrs. W. l. Newell have
opened their residence for short time.
Webster Price, clerk of the Board of
education, is taking the School Census.
DIR. NJ. P. Shoemaker, dentist. Office
1414 Atlantic avenue, over Post Office.
walk up to the Mayors office and
settle" is now the wheelmen's motto.
Cheapest place for shoes on Shore
Road is at Stations, Potter's old stand.
The Mite Society of Salem Church held
a meeting on Tuesday at the parsonage.
Give the High School start. 1t will
be good investment for your children.
Remember that the law is always
stronger than those who want to break
it.
Frost On Friday morning, and eighty
degrees in the shade at noon on Satur-
day.
The Presby yterian Sunday School are
preparing a fine programme for Child
rens day.
The drives hereabouts are beautiful
this time of year when the fruit trees are
in bloom.
The train men on the West Jersey R.
r. have donned their white caps for the
Summer.
The Epworth League of Salem Church
is arranging for a celebration next Sum-
day evening.
Co,+ a,d M, El;sbo Jor,,o ryort N
part of last week in Ocean City visiting
their sons.
Rev. Mr.. Luffbarry and wife were
among the visitors to the city by the sea
on Thursday.
The Schools have closed for the sea-
son, and now the boys can pursue the
festive bumblebee
For Sale-Cheap one Wyoming bicycle,
Apply at this Office, or P. o. Box SO,
Pleasantville, M
The mercury ran up to 81 and SO on
Sunday. Ditto on Monday. Some more
ditto on Tuesday.
The Fire Alarm was distinctly heard
in nearly all parts of the Borough Tues
day morning.
Mr.. Walter Martz exhibited his scenic
Theatre to large number in Red Mems s
Hall on Saturday night.
Rev. Father Petri will say Mass on
Thursday May 21st at $50, A. NJ. i'll
the house of DR.. Wallis.
Mr.. Jedidiah Webber of Phila spent
part of last week with relatives in the
lower part of the Borough.
VIM. Leech and Frank Reinar were
the chief engineers in setting the poles
and putting up the fire alarm.
Mrs. ]. Walter Martz, fashionable dress
maker, corner Washington avenue and
Shore road. Moderate prices.
DR.. North is distant relative of the
stNitrate King who died recently worth
a hundred or two million dollars.
Let all our local wheelmen aid the
authorities in enforcing the law, and
there will soon be no cause for com.