Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1885-10-03
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.


yearly in popularity and patronage.
-Barnums advertising car passed
through this city, last Friday morning.
The justices Of the peace all re-
port criminal cases very scarce these
days.
"A large number of skaters were
at the Beverly Rink, last Saturday
evening.
The fine weather last Sunday
brought out large congregation at the
churches.
The days have lost about three
hours in length since the longest day,
June 21st.
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it yourself.
Read our advertising columns.
You will always find something there
to interest you.
There was a good attendance at
the monthly dress drill of Co. +. last
Friday evening
The long yellow Summer days are
gradually giving way to the glorious
golden Autumn.
ALL grades and all widths of oil
cloths, at Macdonald's Wall Paper and
Window Shade store.
There is now no Jumbo for the
people to go and see except the big
Fair at Mount Holly.
Call and inspect the Fall designs
of Wall Paper and Oil Cloth, at Mac
donald's, Warren street.
The best specimens Of every variety
of fowls, pigeeus and pets will compete
al the Mount Holly Fair.
Old newspapers suitable for wrap
ping bundles and putting under car
pets, for sale at this office.
The thermometer indicated SO
degrees on Sunday and summer cloth
ing was very comfortable.
Harry Mattson, Of this city, pnr-
chased the first 10 cent delivery
stamp from our post office.
"A ounce weighing sixteen ounces,
IL on exhibition at Miss S. j. Prit-
chett's store, near the depot.
The regular monthly meeting Of
Council was held on Thursday evening.
Full proceedings next week.
The Democratic County Conven,
ton will be held at the Court House,
Mount Holly, this Saturday.
We have received a communca'
ton on the Switchback excursion,
which will appear next week.
Old farmers predict an early and
cold winter because the hulls Of nuts
are unusually thick this year.
The cheerful sausage time has
come, and soon the buckwheat cake
will be on to keep it company.
Good reliable butter, can be had
by dropping postal card to Oliver
Parry, Box III, Beverly, N. j.
The boys make the air melodious
at night by blowing tin whistles, har-
monicas, etc. 1t must be music time.
An eight horse power upright
boiler and engine, in good order, is
offered for sale. Apply at the BANNER
office.
Mr.. William S. Taylor and family
of Burlington, who have been on trip
to Europe, arrived home on Monday
afternoon.
In walking the weaker of two
persons takes the arm Of the stronger
This is why dudes always take young
ladies arms.
Window Shades, all colors and
complete, so cts. Latest Fall styles
of Wall Papers, at Sassatras st. near
r. r. Station.
The Young America Fire Co.
of Burlington, went on an excursion to
the Switchback on Thursday and had
an enjoyable time.
The friends of Mr.. Charles r.
Fenimore, are pushing him forward
for the denomination Of Assemblyman
from this District.
The semi monthly meeting of the
American Legion of Honor will be
held on next Tuesday evening, in the
Odd Fellows Hall.
Mr.. William Hassenplug, clerk
at the Warren street Pharmacy, has
returned from his vacation to his home
at Williamsburg, Pa.
Travelling statesmen report bust
ness improving, and that in most in
stances it is easier to effect sales now
than some time ago.
There was large audience at the
prayer meeting in the Y. M. G. A..
Hall last Sunday afternoon. Several
addresses were made.
Look out for man who is report