Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1885-07-11
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

for sale.
Raspberries have taken the place
of Strawberries.
Read Williams Bros. new adver
tisement ON our first page.
-Huckleberries are making theil
appearance in the markets.
Several Beverlyites have been
rusticating at Atlantic city.
DO not hitch your horses to shade
trees when you come to town.
Samuel Wetherill has been APP
pointed postmaster of Jobstown.
As natural consequence business
is little dull since the Fourth.
The Burlington schools closed last
Friday for the summer vacation.
Everybody gladly welcomes a
good shower, especially the farmers.
The painters have given Mr.. Fred
Hartung's barber shop coat of paint
See notice of change of services in
St. Stephens Church on our first page.
Mayor McElroy has notified all
the cigar stores to keep closed on Sun
days.
The farmers have commenced to
ship early corn to Philadelphia in
large quantities.
The streets and roads received a
good washing during the storm en-
Tuesday afternoon.
Coroner Taylor, of Burlington,
has been full of business in his official
capacity the past week.
old newspapers suitable for wrap
ping bundles and putting under car
pets, for sale at this Office.
Excursion tickets good for one
day are now sold for all points on the
Amboy Division, P. r. r.
Lewis Parker has opened news
depot in the store of B. HI. Vansciver,
Cooper street below Warren.
The Mount Holly Nssos celebrated
its seventh birthday on Tuesday, by
issuing twelve page sheet
John Hussey, wanderer, died
suddenly on Tuesday, in the carriage
house of Mr.. Heal on Perkins Lane.
Annie Casperson was arrested on
Saturday and sent to Mt. Holly Jail
for thirty days by Squire Fenimore.
Summer is always cool and pleas
SAINT, says an old inhabitant, during the
:. year-Qf the reign Of the seyenteen-year
locusts.
AN eight morse power upright
boiler and engine, in good order. is
offered for sale. Apply at the BANNER
Office.
Several sctive members were
elected at the monthly meeting Of Go.
#. held at the Armory on Tuesday
night.
Rev. j. B. Graw, of this city, de
livered an Grafton at the celebration in
Davis Woods near Crosswicks on the
Fourth.
Y - The monthly meeting of the Bev-
erly Building and Loan Association
was held at the rooms last Monday
evening.
There was good attendance
st the Beverly Park Skating Rink on
Wednesday evening despite the warm
weather.
The heavy wind on Thursday
night blew large limb off maple
tree at the corner of Second and
Cooper asxeets.
The sidewalk around the property
Of the Lewis Estate, corner Third and
Laurel streets, is being curbed and
put in order.
The small boys and the green
apples now tackle each other with
vengeance, but in all instances the boy
is the aggressor.
Since the boat race at Burlington on
i he Fourth, the lovers of the sport have
become excited over the affair and
want more of them.
We understand that the colored
people have rented the lower room of
the G. A. r. Hall, for the purpose of
holding divine services.
FOUND ADRIFT.-A small bateau.
Owner can have the same by calling
at this office, and proving property,
and paying charges, etc.
There was big crowd of Burling-
tonians at the skating rink on Monday
night. The Beverly Band furnished
the music for the occasion.
The hours of daylight will soon
begin to shorten at both ends. Before
Summer fairly begin in this latitude
the signs of Winter approach.
From our exchanges we learn that
the storm oil Tuesday was very severe
in various parts Of the county. In this
city very little damage is reported.
IF parties who are pestered with