Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1889-12-21


cash in the back of his head, received
from a fall last week.
Give your wife barrel of Pride of
the World flour for Christmas pre-
sent $3.50 at Buffers.
AS the season is nearing butchering
time the fat porkers will soon be con-
verted into sausage, etc.
The Warren Street Pharmacy has a
very fine display Of Christmas goods in
the windows of the store.
Grocer G. G.. Butler will issue new
and handsome calendars for 1890, to
his customers next week.
People do say that they never ate
better corned beef than they get
at Jordan's meat market.
A new fence is being put around the
-Weyman property on the BridgebOro
road south of the railroad.
Holiday novelties of every descrip-
ton at Worsters variety store, Warren
street near the Post Office.
If you are in need of stationery, and
want it at a low figure, give us call.
We can give you wholesale rates.
Higgins manufactures all his own
candies, so that you can always rel y on
getting pure and fresh CONNECTIONS.
Call at E. G. Worster's variety store,
Warren street below the Post Office,
and purchase your Christmas toys.
You can get French and American
tissue paper at E. G. Worster's variety
store, Warren street, near Post Office.
The Sabbath schools are making
preparations for Christmas and the
children are rejoicing at the prospects.
Mrs. Jacob V. Heisler has been
appointed teacher of the Perkins Lane
School, vice Miss Lizzie Vansciver,
resigned.
You'll save your fare and 25 to so
cents besides by going to Anthony's |
for your shoes, opposite Post office,
Burlington.
Mrs R. P. Hams, who has been i'll |
for the past two weeks, from fall, is
improving and hopes to be about again
in few days.
A gift combining beauty, comfort
and service-a pair of slippers. The
finest assortment and the lowest prices
at Anthony's.
A chandelier valued at $12 will be
ratified off at David Champions on
Broad streets, ON Monday evening,
December Both.
The woodman's hatchet is heard in
the land and down goes the Christmas
tree regardless of the wishes Of the
Forestry Association.
1t will do you good to 60 and take a
look at Paulus' full line of Holiday
novelties Everything bright, best
quality and low prices.
will have on hand for Christmas
fine fruit such as apples, oranges,
lemons, white grapes, bananas and
cranberries. j. Hurry's.
Now is the accepted time for all de-
string job printing for the holidays to
call at the BANNER Steam Printing
House and have it done.
The statistics gathered by the nation
al bureau of labor show that there has
been one divorce to every 40 marriages
in New Jersey since 1879.
Sixty thousand peach trees, 5 to 6
feet high, $500 per hundred, $35 per
thousand For sale by N. P. Greedy,
Box 1853, Burlington, N. j.
Fine bisque figures, toilet sets, vases,
checker boards and other Christmas
novelties for sale at reasonable prices
at the Warren St. Pharmacy.
The boats have been passing up and
down the river very lively, this week,
as the Delaware and Raritan Canal
closed for the season on Friday night.
Christmas day must be observed,
and we will probably be late next
week but no Saturday has yet passed
without the BANNER coming out on
time.
No bags loaned from Buffers feed
store after Jan. LIST. They will be sold
at 25c. each, and sacks Toe. each. So
bring your bags when you come for
feed,
Umbrellas and rubber goods have
the call on the market. It's a poor
traveller who hasn't been obliged to
buy half a dozen umbrellas since
August.
The large number Of residents,
coming from Philadelphia, the past
week, laden with bundles demonstrates
very plainly that Christmas is APP
preaching.
We were presented with a very
handsome wallet yesterday, and we UNI
derstand one of our leading merchants
intends giving them away as Christ
mas presents.
Beef, veal, lamb, mutton, pork, saul
sage and scrapple, this Saturday in
great abundance, of the finest quality
at the Peoples Market, Third and
Laurel streets.
The carrier of the BANNER will dis
tribute his greetings to our patrons, on
Christmas morning and we trust he
will be well remembered when he calls
at their homes.
Quite a number of Beverly people
have been in Burlington the past week,
and bought shoes at Anthony's. The
bargains advertised last week were
really surprising.
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