Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1890-04-05

III Philadelphia spent the day at home
The monthly meeting of the Beverly
Building and Loan Association will be
held at the rooms on Monday evening
The water rents are now due and
payable at the office of the company
on Broad street at the pumping sta
ton.
Some of the street could be consider
ably improved by cleaning out the gut
tiers and removing Instructions there
from.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is on the flood
tide of popularity, which position it has
reached by its own intrinsic, undoubted
merit.
Eight members of the Wheelmen's
Club passed through this city, on Sun
day on spin to Riverside on their
bicycles.
Never hesitate about encouraging
any enterprise that tends toward the
upbuilding of the community in which
you reside.
1t is surprising what large number
of Beverly people go to Burlington to
shop at Anthony's Market and Shoe
Department.
"Skin" Vansciver of China wharf
opposite this city, captured a seven
pound shad in a drift net on Wednes-
day morning.
A new portico has been built by
carpenter Craythorn at the brick
dwelling of Councilman McElroy on
the river bank.
Mrs. M. r. Levin who fell down the
steps at her home last week and injured
her knee-cap is still suffering from the
painful fracture.
Don't forget the Sixth Anniversary
of the Beverly Reform Club, on Mon
day evening. Seats free. All are
cordially invited.
Leaves and buds are pushing in spite
of the variable season, and even snow
storms will be unable to keep them
back much longer.
The residence of Hamilton Garwood,
of Trenton, well-known in this city,
was robbed ON Sunday of jewelry, etc,
amounting to $3.50.
If ice can be delivered here for four
dollars ton, as is now the case, why
should the article command any fancy
price next Summer
Go and bel Up the firemen at the fair
of No. l, which begins next Wednes-
day. They are always ready to help
you in time of need.
While butcher Jacob Vansciver was
carting meat from the wharf on last
Friday, the wagon broke down, spilling
the meat into the street.
The penitential season ends this
Saturday and the festivities of the
coming season will be INDUCED in on
and after Monday next.
The report that several shad have
been caught down the Delaware, has
set our fisherman wild, and we expect
they will be out next week.
The New York Ledger presents its
readers with very fine Easter number.
This paper is acknowledged to be the
best family story paper printed.
The bill has been approved by the
Governor, and has now become a law,
making it unlawful to disinter any bod
les from May LIST, to November LIST.
Ladies who wish to learn dress cut
ting by the tailor systematic rule
should call at the corner of Third and
Laurel streets, at dressmaking school.
McGinty has returned-can be seen
| daily in the show window of Confec-
toner Paulus, where he is on exhibition,
among a variety Of Easter specialties.
The fair committee of Beverly Fire
Co. No. l, are requested TO meet at the
hose house this Friday evening to
make final preparations for the event.
William Cheesman on Wednesday
put in a circular saw at his place on
Cooper street, for saving kindling
wood, which he will supply customers.
Mr.. Edwin McElroy has moved into
the house formerly occupied by H.
B. Carpenter on Warren street, which
he lately purchased from F. S. Hovey.
Instead of a sermon, there will be a
Services of Song at the Baptist Church
next Sunday evening, April 6, to be
followed by the ordinance of Baptism.
The boys are enjoying themselves in
shooting robins with air guns. Perhaps
they do not know they are liable to
to fine for killing this insectivorous
bird.
Anthony's shoe trade has increased
so much that he is compelled to have
more room and has commenced altera-
tions in his shoe department for that
purpose.
The shock from the explosion at
Bethayers, Montgomery Co. Pa, on
Tuesday morning was felt by num-
Der of our residents who thought it an
earthquake.
Panorama eggs and cream eggs, all
sizes Rabbits, chickens, dogs, cats,
birds, ETC., and large variety of Eas-
ter goods, at Chas. Paulus', Third and
Broad streets.
We are pleased to state that DIR.
Jacob Perkins, who was stricken a
short time since with paralysis, is able
to be out, and expects shortly to attend
to his business.
A lamp caught fire at the residence
of Alfred Vansciver, ON Laurel street,
on Sunday night, and it was quickly
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