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

Mr.. Horace Risley of Atlantic City
visited his parents part of last week.
New stock of toilet soap at Lakes
Pharmacy, 15c box or 2 boxes for 25c.
Mrs. Mark Fritsch is surrounded
summer and winter with beautiful
flowers.
NJ. r. Wilson has a new line of mill
merry. Call and see before purchasing
elsewhere.
The annual autumnal concert OF Salem
M. L, Church will be given Sunday
October 25.
Mrs. Winner has some excellent taste
in the arrangement of her plants the
past summer.
Miss Jennie lngersoll of this place and
Mr.. Harry Brown of Atlantic City were
married on Wednesday.
The Salem Epworth League are
arranging for Il Demorest prize speaking
contest in the near future.
Miss Ruth Risley was rendered a sur
prise party by number of her intimate
friends on Thursday night.
Next Friday eve. in st. Johns church
lueTe Will Dt Utlu tuc u. tCuO HUH
Plainfield by Rev. Jas. Luffbarry.
The PleasantviIle A. A. Jrs. defeated
the Atlantic City giants in a game OF
base ball last Saturday, by score of
II to 6.
Judging from our shipping news we
think that the most of Atlantic County s
coasting vessels were in port during the
great storm.
Owing to the disarrangement of the
mails by the storm several letters cor
tanning news are received too late to be
of service this week.
New Jersey Day" will be celebrated
at the Baptist Church. next Friday
evening, by appropriate exercises-in-
Guiding series of of song and praise.
Harley l.. Warner has opened livery
stable in connection with his undertaken
business. Horses and carriages to hire
at reasonable prices. 10-14-96.
Mr.. Amariah Lakes new house near
the w. j. II. r. is being rapidly finished.
When completed it will be occupied by
Harry Wing the Chinese lauudryman.
Wanted buy or rent farm, three
to fifteen acres" II. d. Hardcastle,
Rosemont, Pa. Montgomery County.
9-30-96. 3t.
Several of our citizens who went to
Atlantic City on Monday morning to
their usual days work could not get
home again that night or the next day.
Full line of winter horse blankets,
stable and square from 80 cts. to $5. so,
black goat robes green plush lined Sc. 90,
gray goat, plush lined $500. felt lined
$500. II. W. Helfrich.
Martindale & Co. of tenth and Market
street Philadelphia have appointed H..
kirscbt agent for their celebrated tea at
"a cts. per pound. Try it and save
money.
It's an i'll wind that blows nobody
good. The storm stranded number of
travellers in Pleasantville and Scull s
Cottage entertained more than q dozen
of them.
The gunners were out in full force
during the storm on Monday and many
of them brought home good strings OF
birds that were driven shoreward by
the high tides.
Read the gossippy and interesting
political letter from Delaware. 1t is
written by one who is taking an active
part in the campaign and knows what
he is writing about.
At a meeting of the of the quartely
conference of The st. Johns church, Sat
urday evening, Richard Rsley was
elected delegate and Rev. James F..
Luffbarry was recalled another year as
pastor.
On account of stormy Sunday the
Chidren's q exercises are postponed until
Sunday eve. the 18th in st. Johns
church, and also in the afternoon. The
exercises will consist of sermon to the
aged and love feast.
Miss Edith B. Halbert will give
another one of her charming Recitals
Thursday evening October 18th at the
Red Mems Hall (social room) assisted by
Miss Bessie Zimmerman. Go and enjoy
a good evenings treat. Admission zoe.
children 15c.
Mrs M. r. Wilson, the Pleasantville
milIiner has a full line of bright and
beautiful millinery creations for the COM
ing fall and winter seasons. She wishes
to impress one thought on the public
mind, viz, that while her hats embody
fashions prettiest thoughts the prices
are still the lowest. You get good
value for your money.
DIR. j. II. North is preparing for win
ter, by Overhauling his flower garden. Ii
he spent as much time in mixing medi-
cines as he does in "doctoring' his
elegant flowers, he could easily kill
everybody in the County in a short
time. He don't do it, however, because
there is no money in a dead patient.
Miss Sallie Thomas, of Philadelphia,
is teaching kindergarten class at the
store of her uncle H. C. Thomas, and is
meeting with good success, This
method of teaching young children il
endorsed by educators everywhere, be-
cause it trains the hand and the eye as
well as the mind, and is less wearisome
and more interesting. We wish Miss
Thomas success in her inviting field Oi
labor.
We print, in another column, 8 most
interesting and instructive article upon
the Armenian question, written by Miss
Lizzie j. Price, of Linwood, president o1
the young Peoples Christian EndeavOI
Society of Central Church. Its literary
style is of high order, and the whole
subject OF Armenia. and it's history ad
mirably treated.
Col. J. F. Downey, and his estimablt
wife, arrived home from Chicago, Satur
day afternoon, after an absence of thret
weeks. While in the Windy City thu
Col. spent considerable Of his time il
trying to ascertain the drift Of western
politics. From all the information b
could gain be believes that Bryan viii
carry Illinois, and probably be elected.