Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1889-11-16

! Among the notices on the trans
parencies in the Democratic parade o
Monday night was "Mitchie, we GO
thee there, by crackiep
On the charge of assault and batter
on his wife, Clark w. Layton, of Boz
dentown has been held to appear at tn
December term of Court.
Sixty thousand peach trees, 5. to
feet high, $500 per hundred, $35 pc
thousand. For sale by N. p. Greedy
B X 1853, Burlington, N. j.
Why is it the State. authorities d,
not send the commission to the officer
Of Co. H, of this city? We hope it i
not through personal spite.
The new steam whistle at Parson'
shop is music to the working man
1t would be well for Beverly if we haC
few more such annoyances.
The work of crawling Warner
street from the west city line to Broac
street is progressing rapidly and viii
be completed in few days.
Mr.. Harry VanBrunt will have 8
chime whistle, giving three distinct
tones, placed on his new fertilizer fac
tory on Mount Holly street.
See advertisement in this issue, Of
property of Beverly Building and
Loan Association offered for sale by
George Gilbert, its solicitor.
We regret to state that Ella, the
only child of Robert Halbert is
lying dangerously i'll with brain fever
at her home on Broad street.
The wife of Captain John Fagans,
formerly of this city, now of Delanco,
who died last Saturday, was buried in
Monument Cemetery on Monday.
On account of the inclement weather
on Saturday, Mrs. Rorer's lecture on
Cooking" at the Opera House, Mt.
Holly, was postponed for two weeks.
A number of the ladies of this city
attended the meetings in behalf of
foreign missions held in the Presby-
terrain Church, Burlington, this week
Vankirk & Adams, of this city, have
been working in Philadelphia the past
week painting Henry c. Thompson's
residence, 31st and Lancaster avenue.
The merchants who are preparing
for the holiday trade should not omit
to get nice advertisement ready for
the BANNER. A word to the wise,
etc.
Eugene K. Cox, farmer residing
near Columbus, has disappeared, at
least he has not been seen since last
Wednesday. He leaves several credi-
tors.
The chicken thieves made a raid on
the hennery of Caspar K. Adams, of
Burlington, a brother-in-law to A. III.
Perkins and depleted his stock of fine
fowls.
The monthly meeting of Beverly
Fire Co. No. 1, will be held at the
hose house, next Thursday evening,
when a full attendance of members is
requested.
Co. H, this city, will be inspected by
1t. Col. d. B. Murphy, Brigade In
spector, at the armory over the City
Hall, on Thanksgiving night, Novem-
Der 2Sth.
The property of Mrs. Mary Wilmer
ton, on Broad street below Third, was
sold at Sheriff sale last Saturday, and
was purchased by Mrs. Elizabeth
Davis, mortgage.
An authority says: Put WINE glass
full Of strong borax water in pint of
raw starch and you can do up collars
and cuffs as stiff and glossy as any
"heathen Chinee."
A sociable was given on Thursday
evening at the Presbyterian Chapel,
to welcome j. H. Jefferis, who had
just returned from Europe. A large
number was presene.
The orange festival held by the w.
G.. T. u, at the Reform Club Hall on
Friday and Saturday evenings, was
we'll attended, although the Indictment
weather kept many away.
A praise meeting was held, on Tues
day afternoon, in the Presbyterian
Chapel, and was addressed by Mrs.
Stryker, of Philadelphia. A large
congregation were present.
The fagstone pavement recently laid
by the U. S. Government, from the
railroad to the Soldiers Cemetery is
being taken up and reset so as to do
away with some curves in the line.
Ex-Mayor Diehl, of this city, has
been appointed on the committee to
prepare the constitution and bylaws
for the State Poultry Association, to
be formed at Trenton, December 4th.
The work of laying the curbing and
tagging ON Church street, was finished
on Wednesday and the west side of
Broad street, from the City Hall to
the railroad is now receiving attention.
The Delanco Choral Society will
produce the nautical opera "Pinafore'
at Birch's Opera House, Burlington,
on New Years Eve, for the benefit of
Crusaders Commandery, X. G. E., OF
that city.
General Grubb has sent out invita-
tons to the officers of the Society Of
the Yorktown Battalion, to attend the
annual reunion and banquet at his
home at Edgewater Park, next We'd
nesday evening.
Mrs. Maggie Lowden, daughter Of
John Bowers, died at her home on
Warren street ON Thursday afternoon,
of peritonitis, the result of fall over
a gutter in the yard at her home last
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