Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1883-07-14
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

-Four pounds Irish Soap for % cts.
at 210 Broad street.
Special session Of court next Tues
day at Mount Holly.
-The caterpillar has been unusually
numerous this summer.
Prime Sugar Cured Hams, IA cts.
per pound, at 210 Broad street.
"A slight change will take place in
the railroad timetable next Monday.
The woodcock season, which lasts
one month only, opened on the LIST inst
Two cent postage does not go into
effect until October LIST, and don't forget
MIR. E. K. Marter, shipped cherries
by the ton this season from Edgewater
Park.
The cigarette nuisance still thrives
among the youngsters, Notwithstanding
the law.
Charlie Lucas has fine prolific
tomato patch at his farm on the MI.
Holly Pike.
The Burlington club was defeated by
the Merritts at Camden on Saturday
score Is to 10.
Seed Buckwheat 81. Is per bushel, at
Grain and Flour Depot, Cooper street
above Five Points.
The trade dollar scare has subsidized
and nearly all of our merchants are
taking them at par.
The tariff on opium was nearly
doubled by the new schedule which went
into effect on the 1st inst.
Don't forget the excursion to Ocean
Grove on next Tuesday. Train leaves
Market st. wharf at 7 A. NJ.
We understand the Beverly NJ. E.
Church will run an excursion to the
Swiuchback early in August
"A first-class American Star Bicycle
(nearly new, will be sold cheap, apply
to J. S. Mccoy, South Beverly.
Rev. Rees G. Evans. assistant rector
of st. Stephens, officiated at the services
last Sunday morning and evening.
Our next door neighbor Mr. Robert
Potter, has been confined to his room
for few days. He is convalescent.
MIR. Matthew Purcell has rented and
moved into the brick dwelling on Warren
street lately occupied by Mr.. R. B. Keys.
There has been some slight changes
in the time of the arrival and departure
of the mails from the Post Office this
week.
We hear it reported that Capt. Will
liam A. Baillie, formerly of this city, is
lying very i'll at his home on Camac
street, Philadelphia.
Mrs. VIM. Kembe, Second street
below Broad, informs the ladies that
patent ironing and gathering will be
done at her laundry.
--Belvidere dealers charge but four
Genus quart loT Hlllh OoHc vi Jul
dispensers of tactical fluid would starve
to death up there at that price.
The Neshaminy Falls Camp Meet
ing began on Thursday, and the Spirit
ualists will keep it up for some time.
Many people from this city attend each
year.
"A number Of the young ladies and
gentlemen of this city have started lawn
tennis club and will play on the lot on
Warren street above the Episcopal
Church.
The Crushed strawberry" color that
was so fashionable for time has been
succeeded by a shade called SPILLED
molasses," so one of our lady readers
informs US.
Mr.. H. B. Carpenter, of this city,
has left Meredith Village, N. H.. and
has gone to Campton Village, in the same
State. He is stopping at the Black
Mountain House.
The Eoening Reporter is making
crusade against the corner loungers in
fair Burlington. With the assistance of
the "blue coats no doubt the business
will be broken up.
The Beverly M. +. church will give
their first excursion of the season to
Ocean Grove next Tuesday morning.
The tickets are $3.50, children under
IL years half-price.
1t is stated upon good authority that
Captain Henry Crawford, of the steamer
Twilight, has leased the Burlington
Island with the intention Of converting it
into an excursion resort.
Last Saturday evening the following
officers were installed in Beverly Lodge,
No e5. I. o. o. F. N. G., Chas. Jones;
V. G.. George Birkhead; R. S., j. Ritner
Praul Treas, VIM. E. Blow.
Thursday was the biggest day for
the shipment of corn by the Twilight.
By the time Of the arrival of the boat
ON her afternoon trip the wharf was
completely covered with produce.
A delegation of Mystic Lodge No. "a,
X, of P. paid friendly visit to Hope
Lodge, No. 13, K. OFF of Burlington on
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