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FROM FOREIGN FIELDS.
TURKISH MINISTRY DISMISSED
ans New One Formed -Rus.i. WIN
support Baisaria-smmsaiat Co.
terence of the sicsatory Pow
ersto tho Treaty 81 Ber- !.
Tia 10 se Called,
Turkey,
rus NEW cAniNRr.

rus NEW cAniNRr.
CoSsrANriNoPLr, Sept, S.-Tha
minlstrv has been dismissed and a
new sabincs formsd, with tho follow.
iag changes: Kienut Pashs, grand
Sizler,. in place of Said PsshS. dis
missed; said Pssha, recently ambs.-
sador at Berlin, is the minister of for
eign affairs, IN tho place OF Assim
tashs. dirmissed; Aunir Pashs, latelv
dismissed from the eifiea OF ministSr
Oh nnsnce, is mlalsier Of the interior.
in the place OF Edehem Pasha, ar
pointed smbsassdor at Paris; Server
fssln, seuior minisssr OF justics.
~ me Place OF Hassan Fehmi'
tsshs, dismissed; Arity Pasha, prasi.
u"nt ofthe souucii, In the plaoa OF Att
f.sha, dismissed; Errsd Pasha. am.
osssacora Paris, has bsen transferred
To Berlin. ''N'
FAVORED ooNFRRsNCE.
LONDON, Seps. 26.--rne sigma story
powers TO the treaty OF Berlin are in
'aynr OF u conference forthwith for a
settlement of the Bulgarian differ.
encss.
VIII. RESIGN ON CONDITIONS.
PniLorpsPLis, Sept. % 1T Ia stated
tnat frlhce Alexander haR telegraphod
the czsr that he will abdicate In favor
OF any suocor 20 NAV select IL he will
ALLOW tae Russian officers TO remain in
the knisarian army, and guarantee
,nat hnssa viii preserve the unity of
Bulgaria and Roumslia.
rhs CONDITION or AFFAIRS In Rou-
hELlA.
PARIS, Sept. 25.--A 6ispatch from
Philipoppolis to the Temps sayA that
the enthusiasm OF the people there
over the revolution is not as great a.
has been alleged, aud the feeling / a H.
vor OF union with Bulgaria is diving
out. Large numbers OF Roumelisns,
me dispatch nays, arc emigratipg "a
Servia, IN order to avoid military sery
ics. All able bodisd Sarvians now In
Frssce have teen ordered by their vov.
ernment 10 return TO Sarvia forth nj h.
TINE COOPERATION or snRvIA AMI
koUkELIA.
LsNDoN, Sept. 25.-General Katarul
has gone 10 Bucharest to negotiate 70,
y cooperation of Roumelia with
Serylg,
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AN AhscoSpiNa pErAuLTER.
LONDON, sept. 25.-Rumors ara cur-
rent that prominent Doublin finan.
cierer is n defaultcr, and has sb.
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GrrxYssSna, Pa, sept, rs. john
Bair, Ct York county, WINS to-day
nominated for Congress by the Repub
loan convention OF she Ninstdanth
| Congressional district,
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RING OF sERviA MURDERED.

VIRNNA, Sept. 25.--It is rumored
here Tonight that the king Of Seryls
has been murdered. The report, how.
ever, is not conflrmed.
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MADRID, Sept. 25 -rhers arc 7l2
new cases OF oholora and 2l0 deaths
rom the disease rsporsed throughout
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SOLDIERS GONE SOUTH,

'HfsS euNE SOUTH.
LoSp'S' spst. 25.'-A dispatch from
ne'srade ssys, l2 Ssrvian battalionn
lave lave gone South. The traffic bstweer
pended. Aas poon sus-
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MVSr CoNp uo,,r

sosiA, Soot. 2o.--rhe Ssrvian row
vnm ."isns =, ~ nas su amcned all Seryisns
now Ia Sermapy, 10 return,
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0LDSMITH BROS,
THE BARGAIN HOUSE OF DALLAS.
Novelties For Fall
Il ALL Departments II OUR STORE
II ALL Departments II OUR STORE

You will find all goods marked in plain fgur r,s Goods ,t
Popular Prices We no believers xravsga profits Wa buy at
the lowest prices that cash purchase and sell at The LOWEST
PROFIT that any can afford
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PARIS, Sept. 25.-Casngos in the
TnrSish miui.ty arc understood as
having beon m >ie Ia conceiiatory
mood. The Turkish government hopes
powers Ia t's stand regarding the revo.
Luton in Roumelis.
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ATLANTIC Cirr, sept. 2s.-viss-Prss.
ss.s;.s! !Ssss Hendricks assivsd hers ~
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MUST KEEP COOL.

PARIS, Sept. 25.--The French gov
ernment has asked the cooperation OF
tho Other powers in urging on the gov.
ernmonta OF Scrvls, R,umelia and
Green, the nessssitY OF evaiing all
agitation respscding the R,umelisn
difficulty, and not to permit anti.
rirsish demonstrations during tho
present excited state OF public feeling
iu the Bsiasps.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1885-10-17

The following transfers of Real
Estate in this vicinity, were recorded
in the Clerks office at Mount Holly
during the month Of September.
Englebert Knecht to Jane E. Glen
demon, three lots of land on Pear street,
Palmyra.
j. William Hettinger to Margaret
G. bout, lot of land on Lippincott
avenue, Riverton.
Joseph Morgan to Harry C.Ghegan
lot Of land on Leconey avenue, Pal
myra.
Andrew j. Snyder to Frederick
Black burn, lot of land at Palmyra.
Frederick Blackburn, to Mary E.
Meginney, lot of land at Palmyra.
Joseph Morgan to Susan Brady,
lot of land on Cinnaminson avenue,
Palmyra.
Susanna w. Haines to Elizabeth
Hunter, land in Cinnaminson township.
Release.
Joseph Dietrich to Henry K CARRIE,
two lots Of land at Riverside.
The Franklin Building and Loan
Association of Camden, to Joshua ID.
Janney, properly at Palmyra.
Frank r. Whiteside to Margaret
G. bout, 2 lots ON Thomas avenue,
Riverton.
Joseph Morgan to James Forester,
lot of ground on Leconey avenue Pal
myra.
Jonathan Hilyard to Samuel Will.
Iiams, lot of land in Rancoc,.s.
James Morgan to james Forester,
land in Palmyra.
Rebecca G. Middleton, ct al, trus-
tees, to Robert Archibald, house and
lot at Beverly.
George L. Silpath to M. j. Andrews.
lot of land in Palmyra.
Oscar Tietz to John Schemrief, Jr.,
lot of land at Riverside.
Joseph Morgan to j. w. Hettinger,
lot of land in Palmyra.
John Thomson to w. F. Morgan,
lot of land at Palmyra.
Robert w. Darlington to Catherine
M. Casselbury, II lots of land at
Riverside.
Joseph Morgan to E. A. Merger,
lot of land at Palmyra.
F. S. Hovey to A. d. Drill, 2 lots of
land at Palmyra.
Joseph Morgan to S. r. Adams, lot
of land at Palmyra.
Joseph Morgan to G. F. A. Sleeper,
lot of land at Palmyra.
. j F. r. Weber to Francis Hennig
house and lot at Riverside.
G. E Price to Henriette Gray, lot Of
land at Palmyra.
W. F. Morgan to John Berkenbsck
lot land at Palmyra.
|. P. H. Wilmerton to Mary Lowell,
lot of land at Delanco.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1885-10-17

DElANco.-A wagon load of ten
couples vent up 10 the Mount Ii lily
Fair IN Thursday. They took eata-
bles along with them.
After the weekly rehearsal Of The
Choral Society last Saturday evening
at The hall, the members INDUCED in ii
social dance for an hour or 81
The fourth concert und,r the au.-
pieces of the Delanco Hall Association
will be given on thu evening of the
bah. Talent from New York and
Philadelphia will be present a hand
some gold medal will be given To the
person selling the greatest number OF
tickets. 1t is intended to make he
coming entertainment grand musi
cal treat.
Bacon's new dry goods and notion
store is big Institution for this place,
and will save the trouble of residents
going to other towns for their par
chases.
1t was great surprise to many
here that Charles Il. Fennim IRE was
not nominated for Assembly last Sat
urday at the Riverside convention.
In the regatta Of the Riverton Yacht
Club last week, from Riverton t,
China wharf and return, the yacht
Josephine" Of Delanco, won the
race. The craft is smart sailer
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Dry Goods

4. We have large stock Of fall
and winter goods, and this year have
ventnred to buy line of fine all
wool plain and plaid suitings also
some choice pieces of ladies cloth
dress goods. Come and see them.
5. Silk velvet corduroy and velve
teens for trimming also large stock
of Hamburg edgings to-day.
Full line Of Blue and Red Elan
nels, all grades of Canton Flannels
and Underwear for children and
adults.
Fall suitings reduced to ten and
twelve cents.
Large stock of Mason's jars, pints
and quarts.
Covered Jelly tumblers for 50 cts.
per doz.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

issued out Of the Court OF Clancery Of the State Of
New Jersey. will sell at public sale, on
Saturday. November 2sth.
between the hours of II and o'clock in the after
OF said day, Ito wit, at ocl0ck), ut Regain s
hotel in Mount Holly. N. J..
in the Township of Beverly, Qormerly Wellington
ongh) and per deed il bounded and described as
the road leading from Coopertown to Delanco. and
in the middle of the school House road, so called,
six chains and twenty-five links; thence (2l north
twelve degrees west chain and eighty two links
to a corner to Joshua FennimOres land; thence 90
south sixty five degrees and fifteen minutes west
thirty chains and ninety,hve links by SAID Fenni-
more and land lae Isaac Perkins; thence (4) north
twelve degfets and ten minutes west nine chains and
slxty-three links TO George lana Thence
west fifteen chains along George stockton and
William Newton, crossing the Creek Road to a cor
ner in william Newtons line; thence (6) south one
degree and eight minutes east along Newton TWEEN
ty chains and thr.v links 10 his corner in Wart-
mans line; thence "a north sixty-five degrees and
thirty minutes east along Wartmans line twenty
nine chains to corner; thence (sl south twenty
two de and fifty minutes east along said Wart-
eleven chains and thirty five links to another
corner thence () south my our degrees ana iorty-
five minutes west along said Wartnan seven chains
TO a corner in the middle of the road from Bridge
boro TO Delanco: thence (10l along the middle of
said road south forty six degrees and twentyeight
minutes easttwenty; seven CHAINS ana my nve INKS
To a stone eornerln joshua tennmeres llhe thence
Ol) north fifty three ana half degrees east eleven
chains and thirty three links along said Fennimore
to his corner thence 2) south thirtyseven degrees
and thirty five minutes east three chains and hfty-
iOur INKS along Salu tennlnlOre 10 corner OF
Joseph Stevenson; thence (l3) north fifty three and
a hair degrees east along the same nine chains and
thirty-Seven links to stone i'll the middle of the
School House road aforesaid; thence (14) north
twenty-sx degrees and ten min ties west along the
middle of said road twenty chains and fftySx links
to turn in said road; thence (l5) along the middle
of said road north thirteen degrees and fifteen min
the beginning Containing one hundred and hfty-
four acres and fifty-nne hundredths of an acre be
the same more or less Being the same premises #
which the said Rachel V. Heisler became seized by
virtue of IL Deed of Indenture under the hand and
seal of George NJ. Heiser bearing even date here
with, and intended to be recorded
Seized as the property of Rachel " Hesler. ct ais
defendants taken in execution at the suit of The
Fidelity Insurance Trust and Safe Deposit Compa y
Trustee for Mary D. Garrison complainant, and TO
be sold by
EDWARD EMLEY. SHERIFF.
l.. Matlack. S rr.
Dated Sept. 26, 1885.
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NJ
S1A-:AE&N 4IAA-Btist, hd'se ~ o t NC
operation or delay rom business testSu pS nuureu
ntcnres Nj Afch street lrlla. 9ehu ioi clcdih's
adV1 cree.
open every day except ina SATURDAY ana sunday
of each month. 80 ~
- $50
RECENT CERTIFICATES -
street. Phia has cured of our employees avery bad
rupture after other physicians failed H. = FOX prop Key
stone House, Reading Pa.
-WAYNEsBoRo, Pa s. 70, 80 De Mayer on nave perfect
ly cured Of my rupture and shall never forget you as
long as live, Yours, John Price,
LEwIsTowN, Pa, 4, g. 30. DIR. j b. Mayer. Dear SIR
Your has given entire satisfaction to me- 1t held
respectfully, A. ii. Mcknight
OBEY, Berks Co. Pa T. o. 80 Two Of my sons were rup
cured and unable to hnd any change Tor the better nom the
skill of physicians took them to DR. j. b. Mayer and he
has entirely cured them My family physician speaks in the
highest praise of Dr. Mayors treatment Very RESPECTFULLY
L. Z. Deterick.
Dr. ]. b. Mayer has made perfect cure OF my rupture
Worked hard at the Penn Stool Works while under his treat
ment.-E J. Sheerly, Steelton, D9upmn Co, "a sworn
j. Oh. Smith OF AZ Greenwich ST. Pma, was badly ruI
tured and entirely cured by Dr. j. H. Mayer S3l Arch ST.
Sworn before April TO- 81 OTIS Egan, Notary Public
am entirely cured Of bad case OF rupture by Dr. j. b.
Mayer of Phila.-F Il. ROssitcr PhWnXyle, Pa Sworn
before me, April o. ISL John Haviland, Notary Public
Ph@nixville, Chester Co.. Pa
was ruptured 10 years Under Dr. j. D. Mayors treat
before Jan g. So w T. Becker Magistrate Court No.
ii, Phila.
Yellow House, Berks Co, Pa Dr. j. b. Mayer Esteemed
Friend Allow me to tender you my heartfelt gratitude for
the good have done IN curing him OF very bad
rupture Many other ply sieias have tcd to cure HIM. but
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1t is this that keeps the body in a
good healthy condition, keeps the
blood in circulation, sends new life
and energy to its members, prevents
stagnation and is twin brother to
enterprise.
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The base ball season is about end
ed and it has been very disastrous
one to the managers and stockholders
of the various associations Reliable
base ball players have got their salaries
up so high that but few clubs have
made expenses Salaries will have to
come down next season.
Says an exchange, and it has a
wise head The time approacheth when
the man who enters the house in the
wee small hours with his shoes in
his hand, for fear of disturbing the
household, will tread on the broken
she'll of the hickory nuts scattered ON
the floor by the children.
DR. +. p. Townsend, formerly of
this city, was in town last Saturday
evening and Sunday, an left on Mon
day for Trenton on business. The
Doctor at present is not engaged in
his profession, having charge of an
iron furnace near Wrightsville, York
Co., Pa. He is enjoying the best of
health at his new home. During his
short stay here he visited number of
friends.
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ACTIVITY

1t is this that keeps the body in &
good healthy condition, keeps the
blood in circulation, sends new life
and energy to its members, prevents
stagnation and is a twin brother tC
enterprise.
1t is no less true in the business
world, by simple sitting down and
folding the hands trade would die
money would not circulate, poverty
and Incidence would follow, there
fore we push onward to develop
that which does not exist and bring
to light the as yet unseen.
The new Ellsworth Spice cabine,
such an invention as to better fill
the bill than anything of that kind
1t is an article of neatness, cleanli.
ness and perfect in the preservation
of spices. We will venture to say
we have sold more spices than al
other dealers in Beverly this season
and have yet a stock of the very
best. Green Ginger still in stock
Our prescription number still in
creases, we make a speciality of fresh
drugs. Low prices and skillful com.
pounding. Flavors, well you know
enough about them.
Patent medicines of every descrip
ton at and below Philadelphia rates
Now is the time to get "The Ellis
worth Medicine Cabinet" and if you
have one you had better get it re.
filled for the winter season is rapidly
advancing.
We believe people are now awak-
ening to the evil of taking patent
medicines that are uncertain in theil
effect are advertised to cure all dis
eases at one time and are very often
of no virtue whatever.
We further believe we merit the
confidence of the people sufficiently
to state that our preparations are
conscientiously prepared and feel as
sured of it being received.
We have remedies for every dis
ease and know you will be as salts
factorily treated by them as the most
embellished patent medicine wrapper,
the highest priced nostrum or the
most deceptive looking bottle.
HEADACHE,
INDIGESTION,
BILIOUSNESS,
CHILLS AND FEVER
OR MALARIA,
KIDNEY AND LIVER
TROUBLE.
COUGH OR COLD,
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA,
TOOTHACHE,
ETC, ETC.
We can give good remedies for.
-"BEVERLY PHARMACY
Cooper Street near Depot.
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PRITCHEYI'S
VARIETY STORE,
NEAR DEPOT

(NEAR DEPOT
l. We have full line of FINE
GROCERIES at the LOW EST
PRICES. Our HAMS come fresh
from the smoke house twice Il week
and have long been our best adver-
tisement.
2. Fresh eggs constantly coming
in from the local farmer, city eggs
sold for what they really are.
3. We have the exclusive sale o
a BUTTER which is preferred by
many to the best print butter sold
in town. 1t is thoroughly worked,
and comes to us fresh from the
creamery twice a week. We are
selling 800 pounds of it every week
for SOC. per fb! Try it and judge
for yourself.
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We believe people are now awak-
ening to the evil of taking patent
medicines that are uncertain in their
effect are advertised to cure all dis
eases at one time and are very often
of no virtue whatever.
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Beverly Post Office.

OFFICE HouRs:-From7 90 A. NJ. to 80. P. NJ.
MAILS CLOSE.
n. Y. and East Jersey, way, 7.45 a M, $50 p. m.
Trenton, SD p. m
Philadelphia Pa. lilo a. M, $40 p. m.
+" " way mail, SIS a. m 100 p, M.
MAILS ARRIVE.
n. Y. and East Jersey, way, 800 a. m. SIS p. M
Trenton, 1920 p. m.
Philadelphia, Pa. 49, a. m, go p. m.
W. X. VANsCIVER, p. M .
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This column is leased for year. and will contain
every two weeks spicy Information of pub
lie interest And you aware
spices of
prime quality.
Beverly Pharmacy near Depot, on Cooper street.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-04

Sr. Al.pANs-Isasc o. Winslow Is manu-
factoring at his creamery about 500 pounds
of butter of the finest quality each week.
this Is large amount for the time OF year
Mr.. winslow passed through the village
on Friday last with a number Of cans, On
his way to an adjoining town to establish
a new route which will largely increase
his Or sent buslress. The patrons are well
paid and get more reafy money for their
cream than they possibly could from any
other source In u farming community like
ours. The wood and bark team did "a
large business last week. The fine wealth.
err and good roads offered an excellent or
portuuity for shedding aud 1t was well pat
ronlzed not only by those who are engaged
In numbering, but by those who tlnd pleas
ure 10 sleigh riding ....H A. Hurd Of the
firm OF Hurd & Prescott was actively en-
gagged u number Of days last week In build
ing an Ice house which was partly filled on
Saturday last, no doubt the gentleman cx-
poets to be r, warded for the amount OF
muscle used In plying the hammer and saw
by keeping cool during the coming summer
-. Our annual town meeting Is called for
on Monday, March 9th. The warrant con-
tains twenty.seven articles, many of them
arising from the frauds committed by j..
NJ. tSkipner against this town. e. Milton
Merrill. the chairman of the present board
of selectmeu, has been very sick for a num-
Der of weeks, hut we learn that he has so
far recovered that he will be able to attend
the town meeting.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-04

A correspondent writes the Kennebec
Journal as follows:
l notice in your issue OF Friday state
ment taken, presume, from the returns Of
the various Insurance. companies to the COM
missioner showing the premiums and loss
es of the companies in this State for the
year 1884, and while the statement Is IN
doubleday correct so far IS 1t goes. 1t may
mislead some to believe that the profit to
the insurance companies was the difference
between heir premium receipts which were
81 1926, 284. 10 and their losses which were
1898, 026. 10, or an apparent profit of over
100000. But 1t must be remembered that
to this last amount must be added tie en-
tire expenses OF doing the business, includ-
ing taxes, selaries, advertising, etc which
by returns to the New York State depart
ment, are shown to be little over SO per
cent, SO to the loss account must be added
the expense account of $490, 200, or an TX
penditure In the State of 81, 4S9, l40, or a
loss over and above premium receipts OF
1852 900, which shows the Improbable
condition of the business % Maine the past
year.
If the rates are advanced 10 all towns In
Maine as they are on some kinds of proper
ty In this village, there is no occasion for
soicitude for Insurance Companies, that
is, If they get any business to do at all.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-04

BY general admission Il SCENE TO stand
that Bob 1ngersolls sRruments for inf
deity have not been successfully refated
Lawyer Black published several letters In
the No. American Review and was replied
to by the good na,ured "Bob'. The points
presented by both men won admirers for
each, aud Mr.. Blacks followers were OF
he opinion that he had conclusively laid
his oppor ent out. But 1t was not so &C
cepted by all religious orators. General
Cary was the next to step forward for a
prominent recognition by those who want
ed,to hear the truth proclaimed on the dis
puted points. His political farces when he
was candidate as Cooper's right bower had
created too strong prejudice against his
sincerity to call out even respectable au-
diences, for size or class, TO hear his empty
gush. The sensation Is again set Into mo-
ton by another meteor rising from the
outer darkness, and an Iowa lawyer, MIR.
McMi len, advertises not only 10 cure mar
iacs raving with the delirium tremens and
to drive out devils, but also to deal out a
curing antidote for Mr.. Ingersol's false
philosophy. He IL, no doubt, crank and
has gone to work for The purpose of max
ipg himself notorious. IngersOl's reputa.
ton Is that of most sensible man and
shrewd lawyer. There Is not much pros
pect that he will be found quarrelling with
a man who processes TO perform miracles.