Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1890-06-14

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movement on foot to purchase q
proper uniform for our Marshal.
The drowning season has arrived
Strange to say, more than half the
cases thus far are those Of adults.
The report that the house on the
pike known as "Teaberry Mansion
was raided last Sunday, is untrue.
James Heating, of Philadelphia,
has rented Fl. G. Thompson's property
Oh Laurel street near the railroad.
O. P. Large, of Camden, has moved
into one Of the Building and Loan
Association houses on Broad street.
Mr.. o. d. Crane, of Centerville, has
our thanks for a bunch of asparagus.
The finest we have seen this season.
You'll find shoes to suit you at cor
rect prices at Anthony's Shoe Depart
ment, High and Union, Burlington.
The toy pistol has put in an appear
ance, indicating that Fourth of July
is near. The coroner is also handy.
Messrs. Van Kirk & Adams are
tearing down their paint shop on the
rne of Cooper and Perkins street.
DIR. Rodman and family moved
from Philadelphia to their summer
home at Edgewater Park, on Monday.
Ex-Special Officer Alfred Hum
phries has had a broad smile on his
countenance since Tuesday-it is a
girl.
Thomas B~rasington, of philadelphia,
has moved into Edward Martins
house, corner of Laurel and Putnam
streets.
Elias Peters, of Philadelphia, has
moved into one the brick houses on
Laurel street belonging to the Packer
estate.
In advanced age the declining powers
are wonderfully refreshed by Hoods
Sarsaparilla. 1t really does "make the
weak strong.
Are we to have any demonstration
on independence Day +? if so we had
better commence to make suitable
preparations.
Quite a number of our people go to
Burlington to trade at Anthony's
Market, and they all say that it pays
them to do so.
The power of licensing circuses has
been taken away from the Lay Judges
and placed in the hands of the Town
ship Committee.
Rev. DR.. Conn, will preach on Sun
day evening in the Presbyterian
Church OH "John Calvin and his work
in the Reformation"
The caterpellars have made their
appearance. The only way to get rid
of these pests is to burn the webs be-
fore they leave them.
New potatoes, beets, cucumbers,
beans, s~quashes, c%aulifower, pine
apples, bananas, and strawberries, this
saturday al d. 1urrys.
Shedaker's school house, near Edge
water Park, has a fine flag floating
over it. Why cannot the Beverly
public school have one?
Mr.. Monitor, proprietor of the bar
Der shop, at the corner of Third and
Warren streets, who was reported sick
last week is again on duty.
J. H. Sinex, of Edgewater Park,
drew a set Of harness at the fair of
Hope Fire Co., of Burlington, which
closed last Saturday night.
The imaginary story which n of
the Philadelphia papers published last
week concerning a ghost that was e
at Perkins Lane, was a fake.
In order to insure the forwarding of
your letters see that sufficient postage
is paid. Don't deposit them in the
post office i~nsufficiently stamped.
A large furnace is being built at
the fertilizer factory, which when com
pleted will be used in place of the old
one for doing away with the odor.
In attempting to stop a runaway
horse at Riverton on Monday, George
Davidson, Il carpenter, SO years old,
was knocked down and badly hurt.
The scholars of the Farnum School
are making extensive preparations for
the commencement exercises which
will be held on next Thursday even
ing.
The remains of Thomas Austin, a
former resident of this city, were
brought here from Newark on Tues
day and inferred in the Monument
Cemetery.
We publish in full in another
column the report of the present FL
nance Committee which was presented
to Common Council on Thursday of
last week.
City Treasurer Soby publishes the
delinquent taxes of real estate, in this
issue. The sale will take place on the
18th day of July, at 2 O'clock, at the
City Hall.
A very complete line of Mems Shoes,
one at $3.50 and one at $500, that are
very much above the average shoe at
this price. Anthony's Shoe Depart
ment, Burlington.
A fair and fete will be held in the
Beverly Rink, on Thursday, June
26th, from 4 to II P. NJ, under the
auspices of the Beverly Athletic Asso-
citation. Tickets, so cents.
County Superintendent Haas was at
the Court House, Mount Holly on
Saturday, to examine applicants for
scholarships in the State College, but
none presented themselves.