Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1889-09-28


we said the Knights of the Golden
Eagles would give an excursion tc
Switchback on October 18th, it should
have been on Thursday, October 3rd.
The Street Committee has adver-
tised for bids for tagging Broad
street from the City Hall to the rail
road and curbing and tagging Church
street from the east City line to Broad
street.
Ground was broken on Tuesday for
the new building on Broad street
above Front, to be used as chapel
of the Presby terian Church. A bull
der from Camden has the contract for
the work.
The story published in some of the
papers that General Grub left Jer.
sey City, last Saturday, in a tally-ho
coach for Lenox, Mass, was evidently
newspaper fake, as the General was
home on Sunday.
The Ivy Social, of this city, gave
hop at Beverly Park, ON Thursday
evening. There was a goodly number
present who enjoyed the dancing,
Fogarty's orchestra furnishing the
music for the occasion.
A law passed last Winter requires
that hereafter all school trustees shall
be elected by ballot also, that "the
legal voters shall vote by ballot, and
not otherwise, to raise money for any
school purpose whatever"
The residents of Edge water Park
are highly delighted with the nomin-
alton Of Gen. Grubb for Governor. A
number of flags were displayed and
ex-Sheriff George Deb. Keim had his
steam yacht covered with bunting.
The rubbers manufactured nova
days turn out to be almost worthless,
some of them giving out after two or
three times wear. If good rubbers
cannot be manufactured for their
present price let US have them at
higher price.
The war among the manufacturers
of wall paper is still raging. Until
peace is declared paper will be cheap.
We get this from the Fidelity Wall
Paper Company, of IL North Eleventh
Street, Philadelphia. They are sell
ing gilt paper for 10, IL and 15c.
The funeral of Mrs. Eliza Perkins,
who died suddenly last week, took
place on Monday afternoon. Services
we're held in St. Stephens Church,
Rev. l., B. Thomas, rector, officiating.
The interment took place in the
Episcopal Cemetery, on Bridge street.
The State Legislature at its last
session passed law requiring every
veterinary surgeon practicing in this
State to register in the County Clerks
office, exhibit his diploma and give
other evidence of his ability before
beginning the doctoring of horses and
other animals.
A special meeting of the voters of
Beverly School District, No. Is, will
be held in the Reformed Mems Hal,
on Bridge Street, on Tuesday evening,
October 9Th, to empower the Trustees
to borrow $1,000 to meet the teachers
salaries falling due before the State
funds are available.
The Hall and Lamp Committee has
awarded the following bids for the
improvement of the City Hall, viz:
Patrick Byrnes, Burlington, iron steps,
Vankirk /; & Adams. painting: P. K.
Heisler, carpenter work; Theo. Hig-
gins. plastering. Grifiths & Lawrence,
Philadelphia, are the lowest bidders
for city tagging and curbing.
E. S. Adams, of the Beverly Phsr-
macy, resumed attendance at the JEFF
ferson College last Monday-at the
commencement of the regular Fall and
Winter course. We understand he is
now assigned hospital practice and
that he expects to make specially of
one branch of the curriculum.
A meeting of the legal voters of
Beverly School District, No. Is. will
be held in the Reformed Mems Hall.
on Tuesday evening Oct. 9Th, at 8
o'clock, to consider the ACCESSIBILITY of
borrowing $1,000 for s months, to meet
the teachers salaries, falling due befor
the State School finds are available.
If you are at your wits end to try
and disguise castor oil so rs to impose
it on a youngster as something that is
real good, try the French method.
which is to pour the oil into pan
over moderate fire, break an egg into
it and stir up; when it is done favor
with little salt or sugar or currant
jelly.
If you want good time and a
glorious ride go with Herald Castle,
No. II, X. G. E., to the Switchback,
October 3rS. Tickets can be had at
the Post Office, Paulus' confectionery
store, Jordan's butcher shop, or of the
following committee at the depot, E.
L. Wright, Jeorge w. Jordan and w,
Zelley Roberts.
The Democratic caucus was held in
the City Hall, Wednesday evening.
q. FL. Peart was elected chairman and
COL Albury, secretary. The delegates
chosen for the County Convention
were L. G. Osmond, DR.. A. Ritner
Perkins and Joseph FL Flynn. Dis
trict Ridgway Perkins, Edward Russ
and John Gallagher.
In the window of Earle's art gal
lery, in Philadelphia, a striking oil
painting Of Gen. E. Burd Grubb is
exhibited. The general is depicted
astride of his celebrated warhorse
The picture was painted by the artist
Frank D. Briscoe, and is to be the
property Of Parker Grub Post, No