Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1889-10-19

will be ready for occupancy in Decem'
Der.
The State Inspector examined the
boiler at Birkhead's mill on Saturday,
aud the employees were given Holt
day.
William Henry Rooms, Trenton
correspondent of the Philadelphia
Press paid US a visit on Thursday
morning.
Contractor Perkins has commenced
the tagging and curbing on Church
street. Theodore Higgins is doing
the work.
The steamer Twilight will make
special trips on Saturday, October rs,
to carry passengers to the Bristol fire.
mems parade.
The workmen are pushing the re-
pairs on the City Hall, and when
finished will give the place much
better appearance.
Keep look out for counterfeit two
dollar notes. They are numbered B,
10,555,174, and bear the portrait Of
General Hancock.
A patent wire and slat fence has
been put up between the Episcopal
Cemetery, on Bridge street, aud VIM
G. Stokes property.
The Western Road Machine ordered
by the Street Committee has arrived
from the manufacturers and will soon
be in running order.
A package party for the benefit Of
the B. A. A., will be given at the Re
form Club Hall, on Thursday evening
October Oath, at 8 o'clock.
Charles Parsons has put lamp at
the rear of his lot on Bridge street, to
light travellers on their journey
through this thoroughfare.
The choral society organized on
Tuesday evening, in the Presbyterian
Chapel, is under the leadership Of
Carl Reese, of Perkins Lane.
The newspaper fake" of the big
riot in Beverly among Italians in
Philadelphia paper on Thursday was
rich and interesting reading.
Which storm to call the "Equinoc-
tial," that ancient humbug, has puz-
zled the weather-wise PEG, lie this year.
We have had them all Summer.
The new Aagstone pavement from
the Soldiers Cemetery to the railroad
was finished last week, and it lie
greatly appreciated by pedestrians.
On next Thursday the Beverly
Athletic Association will give a pack
age party, in the Reform Club Hall.
Do not fail to go and enjoy the fun,
The monthly dress drills of Co. H,
which have been dispensed with owing
to repairs being made to the armory,
will be resumed next Friday evening.
The Republican ratification meeting
will take place at the Opera House,
Burlington, on Oct "a. General
Grub and Senator Nevus will speak.
T. C. ellis house was tiuely illu-
minated, on Thursday night, with
Chinese lanterns, in honor of the
Knights of the Golden Eagles par
ade.
The steamboat Columbia has dis
continued her afternoon trips to the
city. The time Ct the morning trip
has also been changed, the boat leav-
ing Beverly at s.
See notice of Mr.. 3. F. Hesser's
beautiful cottage for rent, situate'on
Franklin avenues wide and handsome
street, short distance south of the
railroad station.
Rev. James Rogers, of The Beverly
M. f. Church preached morning and
evening at the anniversary Of the de-
dcation of the Lumberton NJ. E.
Church, last Sunday.
The dirt in the gutter at the corner
of Broad and Putnam streets, should
be removed, as the water after every
rain, backs up over the sidewalk at
Mr.. Bramble's property.
To take an advertisement out of
The paper during the socalled dull
season is about as bad as to stop feed
ing the horse because the weather is
unsuitable for using him.
By persistent notice in this paper
the stump of the tree, on the sidewalk
on Cooper street, near the railroad,
has been removed aud pedestrians can
now walk in safety after dark.
Only few ounces this year and
very poor at that. Ounces have al
most become a thing of the past and
vet house keepers think there is moth
ing like them for making jelly.
Joseph H. Toms, John T. Morrell,
Lewis Kite, VIM. II. Crispin and
John E. Diehl, were delegates to the
State League meeting Of Republican
clubs, at Elizabeth, on Tuesday.
John Perry, who gave Beverly as
ms resiueuCe, WAS Hnou 60 ~ III
drunkenness, by Mayor Silpath, Of
Burlington, on Wednesday night. No
person in this vicinity seems to know
Mr. Perry.
The steamer John A. Warner will
be put on as freight boat next year,
and the steamer Columbia will only be
used to carry passengers and make the
time between Beverly and Philadel
phia in an hour,
On November Slh there will be a
swell wedding at Or sswicks when
Albertus II. Moore, sen Of County
Clerk Moore of Mercer county will be
married to Miss Eva Camp Of Cross
wioks, formerly of this city.