Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1896-04-22
Party on Tuesday by their Superinten-
dant and assistants.

Party on Tuesday by their Superinten-
dant and assistants.
Let the Borough authorities set the
tramps at work on the roads. A good
square days work is a holy terror to
the average tramp.
Love Feast will be celebrated at
day morning Preaching in the evening
by the Presiding Elder.
1t looks as if it was the intention of
the Road Supervisor to pave some por-
tions of the Shore Road. Where did SO
mauy stones come from?
Saturday was cooler than Friday
along the coast, but in Philadelphia it
was the hottest day in April for seventy
two years-93 in the shade.
Among the numerous visitors to the
City by the sea on Saturday were: The
Misses Gertie and Edna Risley, Florence
Thomas and Minta Andrews.
For Sale-A white marble Soda Foun-
tain, 3 Draughts, 10 Syrups, movable
Syrup cans-all in good order. Cheap
for Cash. Apply at this Office.
The Northern sky was lit up quite
brilliantly Monday evening by the light
from the forest fires raging in the vicin-
ity of Egg Harbor City and Germania.
Just received new lot of those famous
never-rip boys school pants, %, 35 and
so cents, age 4 to 13 years. Charles S.
Station, Shore Road clothier, Potters
old stand.
Our neighbors at Absecon will open
their baseball season next Saturday
afternoon with a game of the home team
the Rheingold Club against the Atlantic
City Junior Club.
John Long who formerly resided in
Risleytown, was killed last week in
Port Richmond, Philadelphia, while
here tor burial.
How is your eyesight? Eyes examined
and glasses fitted at moderate charges.
DR.. Frick. eye specialist, Shore Road, Op-
posite turnpike, Pleasantvile. Office
hours, s to 10 a. m, 2 to 3, 6 to p. IN.
A. Hirsch of 16O3-5 Atlantic ave-, At
Iantic City, carries an immense stock of
Boots and Shoes, Clothing and Gents
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 Social Club will hold an apron
bazaar in the rooms down stairs in Red
Mems Hall, beginning Sat. May ?, and
continuing until Thursday eve. May 7.
Oysters, Ice Cream, cake and candies to
tempt your fancy, and heaps of fancy
notions to tempt the pocket book. Sea-
son tickets % cts, general admission 10
cts for adults, children cts.
NJ. Mendel, the leading clothier and
gents furnisher, 1926 Atlantic avenue,
Atlantic City. has Just restocked his
spacious store with a fine line of Spring
and Summer clothing, etc., and he is
prepared to fit you out for the warm
weather, with goods that will please
you, both in style, quality and price.
See his "adv" on the 4th page.
There was an awful time at the West
Jersey r. r. Station, last Wednesday
afternoon, when six ladies arrayed in
the latest style of fashionable bloomers
disembarked from the eaccomoda ton train
mounted their bicycles and started down
the Shore Road Reed the Station
Agent tainted dead away and had to be,
revived in sections. Harry Conover wi no
is not used to seeing such things, tied
handkerchief over his eyes and hid be-
hind Sam. Ireland's Bakery Elwood
Adams, who was just living up in his
wagon modestly looked the other way
with one eve, and watched the process
sion with the other and let the horse go
where he pleased. DR.. North got out a
telescope and watched the cavalcade un-
til it disappeared from view. Altogether
it was an attractive display, and it will
be source of local gratifca ton to know
that all these modest gentlemen are in
fair way to recover from their sudden
surprise