Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1885-09-26

Read Williams Bros. new adver-
tisement on our first page.
The Baptist Church has been
cleaned during the past two weeks.
"A rainbow was visible in the east
ern heavens last Tuesday afternoon.
The gunners have had poor luck
this week on the marsh below this city.
"A large temperance meeting was
held in the Y. M. G. A. Hall last Fri
day evening.
The buckwheat crop promises to
be the largest gathered for many years
in this section.
The western sky was beautifully
illuminated after sunset several even
ings last week.
The Opera House Rink, at Bur-
lington, opened for the season last
SATURDAY evening.
All grades and all widths of oil
cloths, at Macdonald's Wall Paper and
Window Shade store.
The birds are now holding family
reunions preparatory to their depar-
ture for other chimes.
Mr.. Pierre Lorillard cotempates
building mile race track on his Ran
cocas farm at Jobstown.
The festive fly already begins to
drop in the water bucket over night.
Fly time is nearly over.
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Common Council will be held on
next Thursday evening.
Nearly $40 were Melted by the
hat carnival, for the benefit OF Co A
of Burlington last week.
Call and inspect the Fall designs
of Wall Paper and Oil Cloth, at Mac
donad's, Warren street.
e. NJ. Vansciver has broken
ground for two houses, en- Magnolia
street near the City Hall.
old newspapers suitable for wrap
ping bundles and putting under car
pets, for sale at this office.
Mr.. S. B. Taylor has made some
improvements to his dwelling corner
of Cooper and Pine streets.
Marble time has come and the
boys can be seen playing on the side
walks throughout the town.
Good reliable butter, can be had
by dropping postal card to Oliver
Parry, Box III, Beverly, N, j.
The pleasant weather last Sunday
had the effect of increasing the passen-
ger list OH the up river steamers.
-Messrs Maybee e. English, the
temperance revivalists, will be in Bur-
lington the latter part of next month.
Some of our local politicians will
go over to the Republican County Con
vention in Mount Holly this Saturday.
The Young America Fire Com
pany of Burlington, will give an ex-
cnrsion up the Switchback on October
LIST.
Mr.. Waugh, the eminent artist,
who died in Wisconsin last week, was
for several years resident of Borden
town.
AN eight horse power upright
boiler and engine, in good order, is
offered for sale. Apply at the BANNER
office.
Mr.. Charles Southland has broken
ground for a new dwelling on his farm
on Coopertown Road, South of the
railroad
Some Of the residents of this vicin-
ity are buying largely of sweet potatoes,
and shipping them to Philadelphia
markets.
The Ladies Aid Society held
sociable nthe Methodist Chapel last
Saturday evening and had an enjoya-
BILE time.
-Overcoats We're in demand on
Wednesday last. The cool wave Wis
tied our town about 4 o'clock in the
morning.
There was large audience at the
prayer meeting of the Reform Club,
last Sunday afternoon, in the Y. M. Z.
A. Hall.
The meteorological records show
that more rain fell during last August
than during any corresponding hlehth
in 33 years.
Last Saturday was license day at
the Mount Holly Courts. A number
of petitions were considered by the
Lay Judges.
About fifty persons visited this
city on the special moonlight excursion
by the steamer Columbia, last Satur-
day evening.
Window Shades, all colors and
complete, so cts. --latest Spring styles
of Wall Papers, at Sassatras st. near
r. r. Station.
William Lowden picked some