Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1889-10-26

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Charles Wills, formerly owner of the
VI unit Holly Herald, is valued at over
$4,000.
The Lqlies' Aid Society of the
Methodist thurcb will give an oyster
supper III the Odd Fellows Hall, this
Friday evening.
A private telephone wire has been
put into the residence of General E.
Burd Grub and other residences at
Edgewater Park.
Sixty thousand peach trees, 5 to 6
feet high, $500 per hundred, $35 per
thousand. For sale by N P. Greedy,
box 1853, Burlington,
Now is the time to advertise your
Fall stock. First thing you know you
will be complaining about business
being dull if you don't.
The quail and rabbit season is from
the last day of October to the 10Th day
of December, according to the game
law passed last Winter.
The New Jersey Society of the Sons
of the Revolution will banquet at
Trenton December 26, the anniversary
of the battle of Trenton.
Mitchell b. Perkins was in Burling-
ton Monday shaking hands with Re
publican friedds and comforting with
local Democratic leaders.
A large number of residents of this
city attended the Republican mass
meeting in Birch's Opera House, Bur
lington, last Saturday evening.
A vocal and literary entertainment
will be held on Thanksgiving night,
Nov. 18th, in the Baptist Church, for
the benefit of the literary fund.
The Bristol base ball club has had
successful season, professionally and
financially. After paying all expenses,
| $1S470 remains i'll the treasury.
The sidewalks should be put in good
repair before the cold weather sets III.
There are some in this city that need
fixing at once by the property owners.
A large fJck of wild geese passed
over this city on Wednesday morning,
seeking a warmer CLINE. They flew
very low owing to the binding snow
storm.
Now you can rush in your job work.
We are in shape to do all kinds Of
printing from visiting card all the
way up to a book or whole sheet
poster.
Howell w. Catkcart, an aged and
highly respected resident of Palmyra,
departed this life On Monday. The
funeral took place on Thursday and
was largely attended.
Miss Emily Davis aud Annie Tevis
went to Jersey City on Wednesday,
as delegates to the State Convention
of the Young Peoples Society Of
Christian Endeavor.
Joseph H. Toms brought to our
office on Thursday morning a cutting
from raspberry bush containing
lot of ripe fruit cut from southern
exposure il his garden.
The Beverly Water Company are
making arrangements to lay water
mains on the new extension west Of
Broad street and on Coopertown Road
from the railroad to ''Eastburne."
| A grand Democratic mass meeting
will be held in Burlington on this
Saturday evening. Hon. Leon Albeit
will address the meeting, and other
leading Democrats will be present.
The Burlington Club, on Saturday
afternoon, played game Of base ball
with a nine composed OF professionals
from Philadelphia, the home club be-
ing victorious by score of 9 to 2.
The ladies of the w. G. I. u, will
hold an orange festival in the Reform
Club Hall, on Friday and Saturday
evenings, November 9Th and Oh.
See posters giving full particulars.
Mr.. E F. Woolston, of this city,
should receive large number Of votes
for Coroner. He is an old resident
and should receive the support of this
community, irrespective Of politics.
The Burlington Gazette offers So
gold piece to the person guessing
nearest to the majority, or plurality as
it may happen OF the Hon. Leon Alb
bett in the coming gubernatorlal con-
test.
On this Saturday evening at s
o'clock, the Progressive Farmers Club
of CoopertoWn, will dispose OF at pub
lie auction their exhibition potatoes at
their hall. About 20 bushels will be
sold.
While Clifford, soa Of Aaron Bou-
CHER, Of Pine street, this city, was
playing in the yard of the Public
School last Friday he fell and broke
his leg, and had to be taken home in
wagon.
Bicyclists, ponder we'll what DR..
Agnew, of Portsmouth, says of the
diversion that so delights you /: "Show
me man who rides bicycle or velo-
cipede, and Ell show your case of
spinal com plant"
The latest senseless catch consists in
remarking that it is nice day for the
race to day, and when asked what race
to answer with griaace of delight,
"the one between the horse-chestnut
and the horse. radish."
Administrators, executors. trustees
and guardians, desiring to settle their
accounts at the December term of
court, should send notice of their in
tention at once to this office, in order
to give the necessary time.