Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1886-07-31

| Wrlghtlng IS conducted DV MT. DoWhti
and the painting and trimming by a
first-class mechanic, who has given
entire satisfaction FIR some months
past. Give them call.
On Wednesday evening it was ex-
pected the Beverly Band benefit would
come off at the Rink, and about sixty
persons came down from Burlington
and other places They waited long
while and Mr.. Campbell opened the
rink and allowed them to skate
after which they went to the dance
pavilion in the Park and enjoyed
themselves for some time.
The house painters Of our town
have been exceedingly busy ever since
spring opened Our citizens display
much commendable pride in keeping
their houses well painted and repaired.
The evidence of neatness is also APP
parent in the beautiful appearance of
nearly every door-yard in town. Bright
colored flowers and a we'll trimmed
sod will give an attractlveness to any
home.
The summer, thus far, has been
an exceptionally cool and pleasant one
in this section Of the country. We
have had but two or three "hot" days,
and even then You had to have fire
to boil the kettle. We have had no
droughts, nor no long continued, or
very heavy rains. In fact we have
had such weather as ought to please
almost everyone, and especially the
farmer
All kinds of glass fruit jars, at
Buffers.
Daniel r. Clymer, ex-Mayor of
Reading, made discovery in onions.
This is it Onions inhaled cause rest,
sleep and repose. The soldier on The
march and the exhausted iron-worker
get great strength from eating the
onion Tie fresh onion around the
neck and bruise it to make its odor
thorough and you can secure sound
sleep from its nightly inhalation. 1t
will be an act of humanity to the rest
less, nervous and sick to copy this in
your paper, -Philaaelphia Times.
The Beverly Athletic Association
has secured five acres Of ground on
Walter Freeman's farm, near the rail
road station, (which they are having
graded AND fitted mp for baee ball,
tennis anA other athletic pastimes.
They will be used for the first time
this Saturday afternoon when II game
of base ball will be played. The club
now numbers over sixty members.
We learn it is the intention to build a
club house on the grounds for the use
of the members Of the organization.
Print remnants, sun bonnets,-
aprons, &c, &c, cheap at Buffers.
On Monday G. E. Hendrickson
notified Mr.. Sooy that the contest over
the Freeholdership from Mansfield
had been practically settled, and that
Mr.. Sager, who was contesting the
seat on the ground Of illegal votes,
had decided to withdraw I'LL opposi-
ton. The case was to have been
heard in Court on Friday, but under
the above decision there will be no
more of the matter, and Mr.. Ridgway
will hold the office to which he was de-
cared elected by Judge Parker on
recount of the votes.
Agents of the State Board of
Pharmacy are visiting the drug stores
in all parts of the State, acquainting
the proprietors with the requirements
of the new pharmacy law Persistent
violators, after having been thus noti-
fed, are to be promptly prosecuted by
the State Board. The new law re
quires drug stores to be at all times in
charge of registered pharmacist,
whose certificate of registration mast be
conspicuously displayed in the store.
A penalty of $50 is provided for the
first violation and six months impris
onment for subsequent violations.
All kinds of fresh groceries at
Buffers, cor Warren and Cool err
The United States Inspectors have
notified the owners of the various
steamboats, on the Delaware River of
the number of passengers they will be
allowed to carry. By this 1t appears
that the big Republic has legal
capacity for 2400, Thomas Clyde 1900,
Columbia 1900, John A. Warner | 100,
Edwin Forrest 1900, Brandywinc 1000,
Mary Morgan 600, Silver Star 100,
Delaware 400, Wilmington 800, River
Belle $50, Major Reyooll $50, Jersey
Blue $40. and Artisan $40
The case of Bockhart VS.. John
Satterthwaite, before Squire Harris
horne, at Bordentown, was amieably
settled on Saturday last through Gil
bert & Atkinson, B,ckhart's atlor-
news The suit was brought for wages
alleged'to be due the Plaintiff, Pay
ment was resisted by MIR. Satterthwaitc
-, az, ,,rnunl that plaintiH loft his