Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1885-10-10

The ordinance allowing the Bur-
lington County Gas Company Of New
York to lay pipes in our streets, has been
printed and posted around town.
Samuel S. Dagger, of Moorestown,
is said to be looming up as prospec-
tive candidate for Assembly from this
District, on the Democratic ticket.
Mount Holly Exhibition is the
great annual festival and jubilee of
West Jersey and will be held this year
from October 18th to 10th inclusive.
The EUening Reporter in Saturdays
issue had an excellent portrait Of Hon.
William H. Carter, the Republican
nominee for State Senator, from this
county.
-Messrs. F. D. Perkins, W. T.
Fenimore and Samuel Austin were
the delegates to the Democratic Coun-
ty Convention, held in Mt. Holly, last
Saturday.
"A company for the manufacture
of shoes is being organized at Vincen-
town. Cannot something of the same
nature be started by the capitalists Of
this city -?
Mr.. Theodore Doan, formerly of
this city, won the prize for his ST.
Bernard dog at the kennel show st
the State Fair now being held in
Philadelphia.
Sermons will be delivered by Fa-
Their Gibson Of St. Joseph's Church
and Rev. p. w. Stryker of st.
Stephens Church before the Reform
Club next month.
Mr.. Allen who has resided in
Mr.. Jacob Wilson's brick house on
Warren street above St. Stephens
Church, for tire past two years has
moved to Philadelphia.
VIM. heisler, son Of Peter X.
| Heisler, has rented one of Richard III.
MorreII's houses on Elizabeth street
north Of Railroad Avenue, lately oc-
cupied by Chas. H. Peart.
During the present week the Bur-
lington Rink will be open on Monday,
Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
Phillips Band has been engaged to
furnish music for the season.
Local agents wanted in every city
and township in Burlington county to
canvass for personal Memoirs of
Gen. U. S. Grant" Address, j. j.
Kents, 210 Center ST., Trenton, N. j.
Next Sunday evening in the Bap-
fist Church a Union Temperance meet
ing will be held. Rev. S. Conn, pastor
Of The Presbyterian Church. will deliver
an appropriate sermon ON the occasion.
A son of DIR. N. Stokes of Moores.
town made the trip home from the
Westtown Boarding School, Chester
Co., Pa, on his bicycle last. Friday.
The distance travelled was about thirty
miles.
Rev. S. F. Gaskill of Bridgboro,
addressed the temperance meeting
held in the Y. M. G. A. Hall, last
Friday evening. The audience was
very small owing to the inclement
weather.
Mr. Mark r Sooy, of Mt. Holly,
made an able defense for Edward
Russ, of this city, charged with receiv
ing stolen goods, and secured his
acquittal at the Mount Holly Courts
on Tuesday last.
Postmaster Vansciver informs us
that he has received full supply of
postal cards, and is ready to supply all
demands. Post-offices in all parts Of the
county have been without postal cards
for several weeks.
r. Hitler, aucioneer, will sell at
Public sale on Monday, October 18th,
at the Frnimorc House, War; II and
Cooper streets, household goods of all
description. Sale will commence ut
o clock. Conditions cash.
On Wednesday morning at an
early hour, the residence of John Ma
son, at Masonville was found to be on
fire The neighbors turned out force
and helped save the furniture, but the
house was totally destroyed.
John Adds, of Burlington, who
has been an invalid for some time, will
have benefit at the Burlington Rink
this Friday evening. A number of
friends from this city will attend and
help swell the purse for the unfortunate
man.
The Third Assembly District
Democratic Convention was held in
the Court House after the adjourn
ment of the County Convention and
Mr.. A. V. L. Pumyea, attorney at-law,
of Mount Holly was nominated for
Assembly.
The Second Assembly District
Democratic Convention will be held
at Riverside this Saturday afternoon.
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