Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1889-12-14

feet high, $500 per hundred, $50 per
thousand For sale by N. P. Greedy,
Box 1853, Burlington, n. j.
Herald Castle K. G. E., of this city,
will visit Crusaders Castle, of Burling-
ton, on Tuesday evening. General E.
Burd Grubb will be present.
1t is a mistake to leave your Christ
mas shopping until the last moment
when the hurry and rush make it any
thing but pleasant occupation.
A private party will be given in the
room over the City Hall, this Saturday
evening, under the auspices Of the
Golden Leaf Social, of this city.
Charles M. Allen, of Third street,
broke three bones of the hand while
striking at his horse which attempted
to bite him, on Sunday morning.
A woman may not be able to shar-
pen lead pencil, but she can use one
up fast enough when she is writing a
list of the things she wants for Christ
mas.
William H. Cubberly, has moved
into N. Augustus Perkins store, on
Cooper street below Five Points, and
has opened a meat and green grocery
store.
We will deem it great favor if the
secretaries Of the secret and other or
CARNATIONS will forward us list of
their newly elected officers for publica-
ton.
The Kings Daughters of St. Steph-
ems Church, cleared above all ex-
penses, at their fair and supper, last
week, three hundred and eighteen dol
lars and ten cents.
The annual election of officers of
Beverly Council No. 424, A. L. of H.,
will be held next Tuesday evening. A
banquet will follow the election and
installation Of the officers.
We understand a new dramatic
company has formed in this city. Mr..
Spellerberg is the manager. The first
entertainment will be given in Bridge
boro, next Monday evening,
Josiah w. Evan, d. D. G. NJ, and
III. S. Haines, Grand Instructor of the
State of New Jersey, attended the
meeting of Beverly Lodge, No. 1917,
F. A. NJ, on Monday evening.
The members of Co. H, 7th N. G. N.
D., will assemble at the armory on
Monday evening, at 7.30 o'clock, in
full dress uniform. Every member is
requested to report without fail.
The Palmyra Water Company is ex
tending one of its water mains to West
field, upon a guarantee from the citi-
zens of the latter place to pay 6 per
cent. on the cost of the extension.
Sunday schools are making the usual
preparation for Christmas time. 1t is
a general custom to give the scholars
something. Children appreciate gifts,
however meagre, at Christmas time.
Mrs Rachael r. Goldsmith, whose
death was announced in last weeks
issue, was buried from her late resi-
dence, South Beverly, on Monday af-
ternoon. The funeral was very largely
attended.
The committee appointed by Beverly
Fire Co., No. |, to make arrangements
for the annual fair, have decided to
postpone the same until February
10Th to 22d. We are afraid this is a
bad move.
1t is thought that Lewis H. Borden,
Of Burlington, who was bitten by
dog on Thanksgiving, will die from the
effects Of hydrophobia, as he has al
ready shown symptoms Of that dread
full disease.
j. Julius Hovey, son of F. S. Hovey,
Of this city, is lying seriously i'll at his
boarding house in Philadelphia, with
pneumonia. Drs. Pepper and Ora
ham, Of Philadelphia are his attending
physicians.
The Beverly Band will hold fair
in Odd Fellows Hall, from January
10Th to 18th inclusive. A silver cor
net costing nearly 5000 will be con-
tested for by three of the leading bands
of this county.
Mr.. Champion has purchased the
house known as the A. H. Nichols
property on Broad street above Sec
ond, which has been advertised as be-
longing to the Beverly Building and
Loan Association.
The E. Burd Grub Pioneer Corps
gave a drill in the Beverly rink last
Monday evening. The corps has
rented the building for semi-monthly
drills and will perfect themselves in
the pioneer manual.
Mrs. A. A. Austin won the hanging
lamp at the fair of the Hope Flute
and Drum Corps which closed in Odd
Fellows Hall on Saturday evening
Miss Jennie Faunt was the lucky win
ner Of the gold ring.
For the purpose of closing out sew
eral lines of shoes before stock taking,
Jan. list, we have reduced the prices
% and 80 cts per pair. Boys shoes
Is cts, per pair. Anthony's, opposite
Post office, Burlington.
Chas. Paulus, the Broad street con-
fectioner, will offer you Mixtures at IS,
% and 40c. pound, or pounds of
25c. Mixtures for $1.00, his own make,
and warranted to be superior to any
other sold for the price.
While Howard Vansciver and
Whitley" Rommell, were driving to
Rancocas on Wednesday morning, one
of the wheels broke, letting down the
body of the vehicle and giving the
occupants shaking up.