Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1890-03-08

Says miller to the ladies an Sc
e Letting a flour reject any with blush
. tint. The best flour has very per
= ceptible shade of straw in it."
The steamer Twilight" which is
r being overhauled at Wilmington, Del,
! is expected to be ready to resume her
! up-river tips next Saturday.
Bishop Scarborough of this Diocese,
made his annual visit to st. Stephen s
Church, on Sunday morning, and CON
firmed class Of nine persons.
DIR. Roberts the attending physician
informs us that G. M. Allen who was
hurt few weeks ago by being thrown
out Of wagon is nearly recovered.
Our exchanges are telling us that a
new design in ice cream saucers will be
introduced for next Summers cam
paign. They are called E'the midgets."
When you come to think about it
lie for whole hams, and &c for Cali
fornia hams is low. BUTLER is selling
at that price the BEST SUGAR CURED
meat.
Ellsworth Mount, of Burlington, an
assistant at the Warren St. Pharmacy,
is ahead in the contest as the most
popular candidate for postmaster, of
that city.
A fire at No. 1914 North Water
street, Philadelphia, damaged the stock
of naval stores of Charles English of
this city, to the amount of $4,000, on
Thursday
Charles L. Washington, the popular
assistant of barber Monitor, at Simon's,
left for Philadelphia, on Monday. The
many customers of the shop will regret
his departure.
Assemblyman Perkins has the
thanks of this office for favoring us
with copy Of Fitzgerald's Manual
an important publication to printers as
well as to politicians.
The sale of real estate for unpaid
bills for curling in front of properties
on Warren street, advertised to take
place at the City Hall on Wednesday
afternoon, was adjourned for two
weeks.
Just think of it corn Sc a can, toma-
toes &c. Do not think they are not
good because they are so cheap, they
are as good as you pay and Toe for.
Anthony's opposite Post Office, Bur
lington.
Some of the massive bracelets that
the girls are wearing now contains
bit Of cotton highly charged with per-
fume, and delicate odor is emitted
through a row of holes on the inside of
the armlet.
We call the attention of our readers
to the advertisement of Samuel Kelly |
" Co., leading credit house, 36 North |
Second street. Our readers will re-
ceive attention from this firm and can
obtain goods at the lowest prices.
The annual report of the Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad was issued on Tuesday |
and shows that the business done in
1889 exceeded any year of its history.
The leased lines of the New Jersey
Division show net receipts of over
$138,000.
A surprise party was rendered Miss
Carrie Deacon on Tuesday evening at
her home ON the river bank, by large
number of her young friends of Bur
lington. An enjoyable time was spent
by all, the guests returning home on
the ''owl train"
While the farmers are learning how
best to serve their interests by making
good country roads, their wives might
pro6tably learn how to make good |
country butter. The two considera-
tons warrant all the attention that it is
possible to give them.
Do not swear There is no occasion
to swear outside of printing office.
1t is useful in proof reading, and in
dispensible in getting forms to press,
and has been known to assist in look
ing over the paper when it is printed,
but otherwise it is a very disgusting
habit.
The clerks Of the main office of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, living in this
city, have been doing double duty until
10 P. NJ, the past month, owing to the
preparation of the annual report to the
stockholders-for use at the annual
meeting of the company next Tuesday,
in Philadelphia
There are business men who decline
to advertise in paper because they
think it won't do their business any
good but when they have made any
Improvement will hasten to ask the
newspaper man to give them "a notice"
50 that attention of the public may be
called to their way of doing business.
The horse of Mr.. Walker, of Edge
water Park, became frightened at
milk wagon which had broken down
and hauled along the road near Gen.
Grubb's residence. The animal ran
between the fence and trees on the
sidewalk, completely stripping itself Of
the harness and demolishing the wagon.
The tickets for the third annual fair
Of Beverly Fire Company, No. l, are
out and can be had of the members Of
the company, at Van Meters drug store,
Warren St. Pharmacy and at Simon's
segar store. The price Of the tickets is
10 cents, emitting the holder TO chances
on ten valuable prizes, including SO
in gold.
w. E. Schermerhorn, Jr,, who for
the past two years has acted as local
editor Of the Evening Reporter, severed
his connection with that journal on
Saturday to assume editorial direction
of the Philadelphia Carriage Monthly.
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