Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1889-11-02

ance IN Burlington county, from which
local prophets think an early and Sc
we're Winter will follow.
A large Hallow Eve party was given
at the residence of w. G. DeArmond
on Warren street and all the young
folks had a merry time.
Sixty thousand peach trees, 5 to
feet high, $500 per hundred, $50 per
thousand. For sale by N. P. Greedy,
Box 1863, Burlington, N. j.
A number of our Democratic citizens
went to Burlington on Saturday even
ing, to attend the Democratic mass
meeting at the Opera House.
Simultaneous observations taken in
all parts Of the country show that nearly
all great storms follow the same general
direction, from West to East.
The Z. Burd Grubb Pioneer Corps
will make street parade on Monday
night The members are requested to
meet at the headquarters at Z o'clock.
Now you can rush in your job work
We are in shape to do all kinds of
printing from a visiting card all the
way up to book or whole sheet pos
| ter.
According to law passed last Win
ter, the election boards have the power
to adjourn one hour for dinner. The
election occurs on Tuesday, November
9TH.
Gunners are now invited by the far
mersin this vicinity to notice the friend
ly admonition posted up near the road
side forbidding trespassing with dog
and gun.
If you would save yourself from
bursted and leaky leaders during the
Winter, see that the dead leaves and
other Instructions are out of the pipes
and cutters,
By virtue Ct an act passed by our
last Legislature copy Of "New jersey
troops IN the Gettysburg Campaign" is
to be placed in every public school
library in this State.
1t is an aesthetic and pretty fancy
prevalent just now among people of
"culchah," to fashion leaves of varied
colors in the form of horseshoe or fan
and fix them upon the wall.
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 COM
munity, irrespective Of politics.
1t does no man any good who brags
what he is going to do against the party
which has always supported him. If
anyone feels sore it is always best to
swallow the pill and keep quiet.
The work of crawling Warren
street from Broad to the township line
will be commenced next Monday, if
the weather is favorable, under the
direction of the Street Committee.
There is time for everything. A;:yer
you have weighed your neighbor in the
balance drop the nickel of fairness INTO
the slot Of selfexaminayion, and ascer-
tain your own moral avoildupois.
The Toy Times "The wise mer-
chant will advertise where people viii!
see Che adveit 'sement, and that is in
the new, paper which eve ybody reads"
Which. of course, means this paper.
The Hulmeville Band, of Hume
vile, Bucks County, Pa, discoursed
the music for Beverly Fire Co., No. l,
in the parade at Bristol on Saturday,
and furnished good marching music.
Fannie E. H., daughter of William
Rogers, of Willingborough, and Will
liam l. Brown, of Mount Holly, were
married on Tuesday evening at their
home, 500 North Third street, Camden.
Miss Mamie Stevenson gave mas
querade party at her home on Third
s.rees, on Hallow Eve. The guests had
an enjoyable time in playing games,
after which refreshments were served.
Do not forget Donation day at the
Mount Holly hospital next Tuesday,
Nov. 9Th. Anything you can spare,
vegetables, groceries, clothes, bedding,
old muslin or cash, will be thankfully
received
A vocal and literary entertainment
will be given in the Beverly Baptist
Church, ON Thanksgiving night, Nov.
2Sth, by the Sunday School, connected
with the church, for the benefit of the
library fund.
Election officers everywhere should
lay their plans to transmit the returns
from their district at the earliest prac-
teal moment. In doing so, be sure to
get the vote on the full ticket. Do not
forget the Coroner.
Odd Fellows Hall was we'll filed on
Friday evening, the occasion being the
oyster supper for the benefit of the
Methodist Church, and we have no
doubt that the receipts will make a
good addition to their finances.
Miss Abbie Black, of this city, was
married to Mr.. Charles Fielding, on
Tuesday evening, by the Rev. P. w.
Stryker, and on Thursday, her sister,
Miss Margaret, was married to Mr.. w.
Atkinson by the same clergyman.
The dress"drills of Co. H, were re-
sumed last Friday evening and thirty
two men were in line. The command
is making arrangements for the six
teenth anniversary which occurs on
Monday evening, December Is.
A number of the young friends of
John Russ, rendered him "house
warming" on Thursday evening at his
new home on Elizabeth street, near the
railroad. The genial host entertained
his guests with royal collation..
The Stockholders of the Burlington
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