Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1889-11-23

the social events that occur through
the season. This cannot be done un
less we are acquainted with the facts
will our friends kindly send us the par
ticulars of such occasions.
Our residents should not sweep paper
refuse into the cutters. A futterine
sheet will often start young and timid
horse to run away, when perhaps life
may be sacrificed through a piece OF
most culpable carelessness.
Presbyterians, Baptists and Metho-
dists will unite in Thanksgiving SER
vices in the Presbyterian Church, on
Thursday morning, at II o'clock.
Sermon by Rev. James Walden, Pas
tor of the Baptist Church.
Prof. Loisette's Memory System is
creating greater interest than ever in
all parts Of the country, and persons
wishing to improve their memory
should send for his prospectus free as
advertised in another column.
The hat worn by the missing man
of Bristol, an account Of which
in our columns last week, has
been found near the river bank in that
town. 1t was smeared with blood and
it is suspected foul play has been done.
IF you want a nice fitting, stylish
shoe, of good quality, without paying a
fancy price, visit Anthony's shoe de-
partment, Burlington.
Coroner DeWorth had his first case
on Saturday afternoon, having been
called to Burlington to view the body
Of Mrs. Caroline Carr, who was killed
by falling down stairs on Friday even
ing. The lady was well-known in this
city.
The green postage stamp which has
caused SO much dissatisfaction will soon
be gone. In its place will be smaller
stamp, bright carmine in color and Of
new design. The contract for printing
The new ones has already been given
)ut.
Why is there so much carelessness
among gunners. Reports come from
Ill parts of our county of accidents
caused by the premature discharge Of
some fowling piece by which some one
S MANNED or narrowly escapes his
Heath.
There is fortune for the person
who will invent something that will
prove more durable and take the place
If the rubber shoes made nowadays.
The overshoes of to-day are almost
worthless and prove nuisance to the
Yearer.
"The Festival of Days" to be given
by the Kings Daughters of st. Steph-
ms ?. E. Church, on Nov. 80, Dec. l
md 2, promises to be a fine affair. The
festival will be held in Mrs. Rodman's
house, corner of Church and Jennings
streets.
There has been a remarkable scar
,ity of interesting local news through
,ut the country for several weeks. We
nave tried hard to find something new
md strange to tell our readers, but our
most diligent efforts have met with no
success.
Miss Julia, daughter of Robert E.
md Mary Beville, formerly Of this city,
vas married last week, to A. w. Pine,
If Camden. The bride is the grand
laughter of Michael Dubel, formerly
If this city, who now resides in Bur
ington.
Mrs. Maggie Lowden, who died last
Friday, of peritonitis was buried in
Cemetery on Monday after
noon. The funeral was largely attended
the inclement weather,
here being twenty-nine carriages in
he funeral cortege.
In the year 1893 there was a school
aw made in New Jersey which re-
1uired every inhabitant to contribute
% the support Of the common schools.
It was said that the people must MAIN
lain them seven to the distress of their
goods and chattels."
Jesse A. Jackson, auctioneer, will
,ell at public sale, at the West End
Hotel, Palmyra, on Thursday, Nov.
28th, at 1 o'clock, AZ building lots, also
1t the same time and place the personal
of Josiah Wallace. See pos
,ers for particulars.
The drummers are now visiting every
town and village in the country with
of holiday goods, and before
this month closes our merchants will be
display of this particular line
Of goods. Many new novelties are re-
ported for this season.
At the regular monthly meeting Of
Fire Co. No. /, held ON Thurs
day evening, committe was appointed
to remove the incubator" and erect a
belfrey on the hose house. 1t was de-
cided to hold the third annual fair from
December 18th to 21st.
Ella, daughter of Robert Halbert,
died on Monday after few days i'll
ness of what was supposed scarlet fever.
The funeral took place on Thursday
afternoon from her parents residence
on Broad street. The interment was
at Monument Cemetery.
The wonderful record of Axtell is
beaten. Sunol, AZ California; 3-year-
old, tfotted mile on the 9th inst. in
2104, being second and half less
time than Axtell made. The limit of
equine speed and endurance has evil
IDENTIFY not yet been reached.
Samples of the ground coffee sold in
the markets have been analysed and
found to contain chicory, turnips, rye,
acorns, beans, peas and sawdust. Traces
of coffee may have been found in the
samples also, but the analysts did not