Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1883-06-30

fessor is graduate.
We understand that the Rev. Mr..
Duffield of the Presbyterian Church has
taken couple of students for 81 years.
We hope that they will make as good
preachers as their teacher.
1t is to be hoped the young men
will keep their penkniyes in their pock
cts and not white the new benches near
the steamboat landing. Boys if you
must try your knives pick up stick and
cut away.
William l.. Heisler has renewed his
suit for damages against the township of
Burlington, for injury to his team by
reason of bad roads, and the case will
come before the Circuit Court in Septem-
Der term.
Mr.. John Sackett, of this city, has
accepted situation under his uncle in
the railroad office of the Kansas and
Sante Fe, R. r. Co., at Topeka, Kansas.
His wife will leave in few days to
join him.
"A private picnic of young ladies and
gentlemen came up from Philadelphia
ON the steamer Twilight last Friday
morning, and returned by the boat in
evening trip. They appeared to enjoy
themselves.
This is the season of the year when
the city people visit their poor relations
in the country, taking them a pound of
eighteen cent candy, and staying all
Summer with them to keep them from
feeling lonesome. 4l
Mr.. Thomas Howe's, new steam
yacht was brought down from Borden
town last Friday, and is now lying an.
chored opposite his residence on the River
Bank. The craft is a model of beauty
and is feet sailer.
Dealers should not overlook the law
forbidding the sale of "toy pistols" to
boys under fifteen, under penalty-which
will be likely to be enforced to the letter
by parents whose childrens shall be
injured by the dangerous toy.
Mr.. Charles Fl. Horner, formerly
ticket agent, of the p. r. R. this city,
has been appointed passenger and freight
agent at Hightstown, and Mr.. Samuel
M. Chafey has been appointed freight
and passenger agent at Berkeley.
We are pleased at all times to have
from the pastors of our churches an.
nouncements of such religious services as
they contemplate holding, reports of all
special services, deaths and marriages, to
all of which we cordially give room.
"A bicycle club from Philadelphia,
was up here on Saturday last, and paid
visit to the Messrs. Lewis on the
River Bank, who are members of the
club. They returned to Philadelphia on
Sunday afternoon, by the steamer Twi-
light.
All persons are invited to send local
news to this journal. All communica-
lions should be accompanied by the
names of the writer's, not for publication,
but as a guarantee Of authenticity.
Anonymous articles will receive no
attention.
The boys ought to know that it is not
only cruel to take eggs out of bird nests,
but that it is also against the law. Any
one seeing this done can make COM
plant and receive half the fine upon
conviction, which fine will amount to ten
or twenty dollars as the court decides.
The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Railway Company, have issued hand
some piece of railway advertising, in
colors, calling attention to the reunion of
the Grand Army of the Republic, to be
held in Denver from July Oath, to 2Sth.
The scene represent "Sheridan's famous
ride at Winchester" e
The attractions at Cape May begin
this Saturday and special excursion
train will be run by the Pennsylvania
Railroad, and tickets will be sold at
$500 for the round trip good to return
on regular trains until July 9Th, enabling
visitors to remain over and witness the
musical and military attractions.
Several of our neighboring towns are
making extensive preparations for INDIE
pendence Day. How would it do to have
a real, good, old fashioned Fourth of
July celebration in Beverly. The diff
Guilty is in getting the thing started, but
if few of our prominent people would
get together and make a move in the
matter there is little doubt but that they
would receive the heartiest support and
encouragement from all classes.
The steamer John A. Warner has re-
sumed its trips between Philadelphia and
Sea Breeze. Mr.. Joseph HI. Warner, of
this city, is the captain of the steamer.
The handsome three-deck steamer Re-
public is now running daily to Cape
May from Philadelphia A ride on
these steamers to these watering places
is very enjoyable.-See advertisement in
another column.
Mr.. Theodore Champion, the lessee
of the picnic grounds near the Steamboat
| Landing, moved up on Tuesday last and
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