Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1885-01-10
THROUGH
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

was clear Of floating Ice. \ ! n
We make specially Of printed
public sale bills. Give US q call. "a
-Twenty-three SHOWS are nredicted
Ashaf dozen have already come
, The large snow storm prophesied
for Tuesday last, did not come off. I
Mrs. Davis, Broad street beloE
Third, has new advertisement in this
! issue. II AsSS tgisS
-Old newspapers suitable for wrap
ping purposes, for sale cheap at this
Office. +
Farmers are complaining that
apples are not keeping very well this
Winter.
Extra meeting commenced in The
Beverly Methodist Church on Tuesday
evening.
These are the days. of almanacs.
Call at any drug store and get pound
or two.
i 1.-The Juveniles, enjoyed the excel
lent skating on Nelly's Pond last
Saturday.
Cold weather brings with it the
usual number of deaths By inhaling
coal gas.
Tuesday was the last day under
the law for cunning for any game ex-
cept ducks. v
The severer the weather let your
heart become more tender to those who
are in need.
AN inch announcement in news
paper is worth two miles of letters on
board fence.
Elmer Higgins has rented the
house belonging to EN-. Stevenson on
Third street.
Z City Treasurer Perkins has hand
ed over to the County Collector the
sum Of S2,079.74.
Services were held in St. Stephens
Church on Tuesday morning last at 10
o'clock, (Epiphany)
There was large audience at the
prayer meeting of the Reform Club
last Sunday afternoon.
One of the chimneys at the Mt.
Holly Jail took fire on Wednesday but
was soon extinguished.
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Rev. S. L. Cox, of Allentown, N.
], preached in the Baptist Church on
Wednesday evening last.
The Burlington Lyceum has dis
banded on account of members moving
away and general apathy.
This was the Week of Prayer at
the churches. Some of the denomina-
tions held extra services nightly.
~ ednesday evening prayers will
be held in St. Stephens Church here
after at 7.30 instead of o'clock.
Mr.. Henry and family, living on
Bridge street below Odd Fellows Hall,
moved to Jersey City on Thursday.
"A clay pigeon shooting club has
been organized by some of the members
of the Mitchell Fire Co., of Burlington.
Sunday was the day set for the
world to come to an end. The Second
Adventists have again been disap-
pointed. lse
We call upon delinquent subscrib-
ers to come forward and settle and
start the new year Alright with the
printer. s.
The monthly meeting of the Bey-
erly Building and Loan Association
was held at the rooms on Monday
evening
1t is said determined effort will
be made in the next New Jersey Leg
islature to enact a Law closing the polls
at sunset.
The drawing for a new gold watch
and chain will take place at Simon's
segar store this Saturday evening at
8 o'clock. siss s. ,.'s' Z Z.
The new skating rink building at
Burlington has been rooted in and the
floor is being laid. 1t win be open in
a short. time.
lit is said, and upon good authority,
that now is a good time to take ac-
count of stock and move ahead more
economically.
An exchange says that the law
requires Coroners to be holders of real
estate. Their election is void unless
they are such holders.
Some of the citizens of Alloway,
Salem county, saw bees swarming be.
tween Christmas and New Years. A
sight not often witnessed.
-Mrs. F. M. Sheble, Cooper street
below Railroad Avenue, offers her stock
Of millinery goods at greatly reduced
prices. See advertisement.
Farmers make your stables and
outbuildings, where stock is quartered,
secure from the piercing winds and
driving storms of Winter.
Parker Grub Post No. 16, G. Al.
b., of Burlington, had a camp FIRE on
Thursday night at which some of the
residents of this city attended. III
Bishop O'Farrell, Of Trenton, will
give the Sacrament of Confirmation in
St. Joseph's Church, on Sunday, Feb
LIST. (Septuagessima Sunday.)
Miss Mary Zimmerman has sent
her resignation to the Trustees Of the
Public School and Miss Mary Elmes
has been appointed in her place.
A good thing to do, and one thai
you all ought to do is to subscribe fol