Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1885-10-31


Warren streets.
Miss Nj ra Henry received the
premium at the Mount Holly Fair for
an embroidered sofa cushion, and not
Miss Anna Henry as stated in our
columns last week.
Merchants and business men
should let the people know through
the columns of the BANNER what they
have for sale, and revival Of business
will surely be the result.
The Employment Society of st.
Stephens Parish will re open on next
Friday morning, Nov. 9th. Work
will be given out in the basement of
the church at II o'clock.
The Anti-Bribery Association
means business. They have offered a
reward of 500 for informant IN
which will secure the punishment of
any one violating the law.
We have been kept busy this
week on job work, such as election
stickers, cunning notices etc Farmers
who desire these notices can procure
them by calling at the office.
Great complaint is made of the
boys who use sling shots in Burlington.
Lewis Hancock's greenhouses seemed
to be an object of attack, as a large
number of glass were broken.
Sunday, November 1st, being All
Saints Day, services appropriate to
the day will be held in st. Stephens
Church, morning and afternoon, and
the church decorated with flowers.
Some of our Republicans went to
Philadelphia on Wednesday night to
attend the mass meeting at Horticul-
tural Hall to listen to the address of
Senator John A. Logan, of Illinois.
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.
Mr.. William H. Cubberly has
rented the frame dwelling on Laurel
street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall,
owned by Mrs. Brown and will move
from the corner of Second and Laurel
streets.
"A deer was killed in Shamong
township, recently, by party Of hun
tiers who had been chasing it for sew
eral days. There is a severe penalty
for shooting these animals out of
season.
John Fl. Fow, of Philadelphia,
alias the "Foghorn'' will speak in Bur
lington's City Hall next Monday night
No doubt some Beverly Democrats
will be there to see and hear this well
known speaker
"A change in the time table of the
Amboy Division p r. r. will go into
effect tomorrow, Sunday, Nov. 1st.
Train No. 342 leaving our station at
7.45 P. NJ. will leave Philadelphia at
s o'clock and Beverly at S.46.
Joseph Harris, gardener for DR..
Rodman of Edgewater Park, has on
exhibition in the window of Van
Meters drug store, fine specimen of
the golden dragon" The blooming
plant attracts great deal of attention.
The BANNER job printing depart
ment is equipped to do all kinds OF
printing at short notice at the lowest
prices. Get prices before going else
where. All orders promptly executed
in the best style and satisfaction guar
anteed.
We think some of those who are
erecting houses on Locust street, have
made mistake in building on this
narrow thoroughfare. 1t would no
doubt for various reasons have been
better to front the dwellings on Mag
nolia street.
Tuesday next will be donation
day at the hospital All articles of
wearing apparel, groceries, money, &c,
will be thankfully received by the
managers This work is noble one
and should appeal to rich and poor
alike-Ne,cs.
If you receive circular from New
York stating that can organ will be
sent you to introduce it in your neigh
borhood, but that you must send on $4
to pay freight" don't you do it. 1t is
new swlnule, ana Is only a ien-cent
mouth organ.
The fog was very dense on the
river on Tuesday morning and naviga
ton was impeded, The mist hung
over the streets and for a time it was
impossible to recognize persons at a
short distance. The trains were de-
layed considerably.
Next Monday evening there will
BE- Prohibition Meeting to be address
ed by Rev. }. B. Westcott, former
pastor of the M. E. Church, this city.
As this will be the closing meeting of
the campaign il is expectel a LARGE