Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1885-09-12

mere is lively NdI1dTo ucbMcoi
the dealers in guano in Burlington
county. From all accounts the farmer
seem to give preference to the Esmer
elda brand, and from present indica
tions it will no doubt be the leading
fertilizer used by the "tillers Of the
soil" next season. The agent is AROUND
and seems to be pushing the brand fol
all it is worth.
The suit of John johnson, slater
of Camden VS. A. G. McEIroy, of this
city, was resumed at Squire William
Fennimor's Office on Monday after
noon. The plaintiff was represented
by Mr.. Casselman of Camden, and the
defendant by Mr.. j. d. Bennett, OF
this city. After arguments the Justice
reserved his decision until some measur-
ments could be made of the portico
roofs, etc.
Mrs. Bell, living On Cooper street
near Pine, was accidentally run over
on Monday, by the carriage belonging
to Mr.. F. M. Walton of this city, and
badly bruised. The driver called to
the lady but she did not hear and be.
fore he could check the horse the car
riage ran over her. The lady states the
affair was accidental. DR.. Town was
called and attended to the injuries sus-
tanned. Mrs. Bell has recovered
sufficiently to be on the street again.
On Wednesday night, a company
flittle folks assembled at the residence
of DIR. E. G. Town, on Warren street,
the occasion being a party rendered to
his sister, Miss Minnie Town, of Phila-
delphia who is on visit here. The
Juveniles spent pleasant evening play
ing games. AT about 10 o'clock they
repaired to the dining room where II
repast of ice cream, fruit etc, was
spread. The affair terminated about
II O'Clock when the guests returned to
their homes.
Last Friday evening about three
hundred of the political, military and
personal friends of U. S. Senator Will
liam j. Sewell, assembled at the Sixth
Regiment Armory, Camden, to bid the
General welcome home after his
three months trip to Europe. The
address of welcome was made by Ex-
United States Senator A. G. Cattell
and Senator Sewell responded with
great feeling. The affair was in no
sense partisan, but right royal vel
come to this distinguished public man.
On Monday, John Loag and wife
colored, swore out warrant before
Justice William Fennimore for the
arrest of Sarah johnson, to gain infor.
nation of their daughter Tillie Loag.
1t was stated that Mrs. Johnson had
took the girl across the river and board
ed train at Eddington station and
took the girl to Baltimore to the sister
of Mrs. johnson, the girl afterwards
found a place at Mount Washington,
Md. On the accused furnishing the
address of the girl, the Squire discharg-
ed her.
Last Friday, a deck hand named
McAllister, was knocked overheard by
the boom of a sloop near Burlington,
and was drowned The body was re-
covered on Monday and placed in
charge of an undertaken. A brother
of the deceased and Captain Bechtel
of the sloop identified the remains,
which were taken to Philadelphia on
the steamer Twilight on Tuesday
morning. Coroner Taylor, of Burling
ton, viewed the body and under the
circumstances deemed an inquest un-
necessary.
The home for old and INDECENT
Odd Fellows was permantly organized
in Newark, in Columbia lodge room,
on Tuesday, by the election of officers
to serve until the LIST of Jan. 1856
Adjourned to meet at Trenton on the
18th of November, when the officers
will be elected for the ensuing year.
The constitution and bylaws were
adopted and will be sent out immedi-
ately to the different lodges together
with circular requesting membership.
J. Ritner Praul represented Beverly
Lodge No. 95, of this city.
1t is stated that the season thus
far has turned out to be one Of the
most remunerative that the raisers of
produce have experienced for many
years. In other years there would be
a failure of a particular crop or glut
of another, to the detriment and loss
of the truck raiser, but this year every
thing appears to even up. Nearly
every article raised on farm is pro-
ducing all average crop, the demand
about equaling the supply, consequent
ly prices are kept up to remunerative
figure and the producers receive
adequate compensation for their labor.
Sweet potatoes are very plenty and
the crop promises to be large. They
are of a large size and of good quality