Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1885-07-18

regularly.
Some of the brick sidewalks on
the west side of Broad street above
Front, need repairing. 1t would be well
for the Street Committee to look after
the matter.
We have heard complaints about
bad corn weather, but we notice in
riding through the country that the
corn looks green and thrifty, and is
growing finely.
On Tuesday evening the steamer
Twilight took down large amount Of
produce to Philadelphia markets, and
did not get away from our wharf un-
til late hour.
Rev. John B. Graw, of this city,
delivered lecture in the M. +. Church,
Bridgeboro, last Monday evening, on
the occasion of the regular monthly
temperance meeting.
The evenings are not very profita-
bic to the owners Of row boats and if
the present cool weather continues the
pocket books of the owners OF bateaus
will not be very fat.
See notice of meeting of the Stock
holders of the Burlington and Beverly
Turnpike Co, to elect President and
Board of Directors, on Saturday, July
25th., at ths toll house.
"A family from Philadelphia have
moved into the dwelling belonging to
Mrs Brown on Laurel street above
the Public School, which has just been
completed by Nelson Fish, carpenter.
The Reform Club of Burlington
has placed water barrel in front of
their hall, which is kept constantly
filled with ice water, where the thirsty
can enjoy cool and refreshing
draught.
"A meeting of the Burlington
county Dairymen's Association, will
be held in Mount Holly, this Saturday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, at which pro-
posed alterations to the bylaws will be
discussed.
Two carrier pigeons belonging to
Mr.. Louis r. Hancock, florist, Of Bur
lington, on Friday last, flew from Lib
erty, Va, distance of 312 miles. The
sky was cloudy and the wind against
the birds.
Rev. P. w. Stryker, rector of St.
Stephens Church, is now enjoying his
vacation. During his absence the SER
vices will be conducted by Rev. K 9.
Evans, assistant rector and other
clergymen.
- The store-keepers generally re.
spected the order Of Mayor McElroy
aud closed their places of business last
Sunday. The cigar smokers found
some trouble to get supply of the
weed on that day.
Executors, Administrators, Guar
dams and others desiring to settle their
accounts at the September term OF
Court should send in the notices at
once for publication.
Red ants are decidedly ayerse to
carpeted ways. Housekeepers can
profit by this popularity by placing
coarse baize or carpeting under the
feet of the refrigerator il troubled with
the tormenting mites.
Rev. A. L. Kelly, of Providence,
r. l., formerly of this city, gave
sciopticon exhibition of a trip through
Scotland, in the Presbyterian Church,
Bustleton, on Thursday evening for
the benefit of the church.
The annual camp meeting of the
Spiritualists commences at Neshamlny
Falls on Sunday, July 10Th, and con-
tinues until September 10th. Those
of our citizens so disposed will have
plenty of time to go over there.
Mr.. j. Z. Hyneman, insurance
broker, Fourth street above Walnut,
Philadelphia, with his family have
been rusticating at the Grove House
the past two weeks. His hobby is
perch fishing at which he is an expert.
On Monday evening a number OF
invited guests passed a very pleasant
evening at the residence of Mr.. George
TAYLOR on the River Bank at Edge
water Park. A number from this city
enjoyed the hospitality of the genial
host.
The BANNER job printing depart
ment is equipped to do all kinds OF
printing at short notice at the lowest
prices. Get prices before going else
where. All orders promptly executed
in the best style and satisfaction guar
anteed.
"A grand concert is to come of in
Farnum Hall on the evening of the
2Sth, for the benefit of St. Joseph's
Church of this city. The singers are
all artists and rich musical treat is
assured. Future announcements will
be made in these columns.
A large delegation Of the Beverly