Beverly banner., 1890-02-22

And now the fellow who is too mis-
erly to subscribe for his home pape
may be seen carry home an armftl
Of patent medicine almanacs to pen
sue.
The reflection from burning trash il
the direction Of Burlington, on Tues
day night, excited some Of the fir
laddies, who expected to hear an alarm
struck.
An exchange says that a coming sur
prise in millinery for the Spring sea
son of 1890 will be a low-priced bon
net Oh, how cheering is this infor
nation
Rev. Jas. Rogers, of the Methods
Church, preached one of his best ser
mons on Sunday evening AT the Close
of the services four young ladies were
received on probation.
When local organization takes the
printing of the tickets and handbills
announcing an entertainment, out Of
this city, they should not grumble il
there is a small audience.
Shooting matches at the Philadel
phia Gun Club grounds, at Andalusia
have become unpopular since the ad
verse ruling Of Judge Yerkes, regard
ing the use Of live pigeons.
The evening service at the Baptist
Church next Sunday will commence at
7 o'clock, and close at s, after which
a prayer meeting will be held in the
lecture room. All cordially invited.
Never did builders have such fav-
orable winter for their out door opera
tions. There have been very few days
since November when it was impossible
to work on anything they had going.
The question of improved country
roads is receiving more public atten-
tion now than ever before, which
surely indicates increasing intelligence
and enterprise on the part of people al
large.
Just think of it corn sc a can, toma.
toes &c. Do not think they are not
good because they are so cheap, they
are as good as you pay and f0c for
Anthony's opposite Post Office, Bur
lington.
Confectioner Paulus wishes it under
stood that he sells nothing but pure
candies and confectionery at his store.
He approves the article in last weeks
issue and is down on adulterated con-
fectionery.
We are told that this summer more
new houses will be built than any pre-
vious summer in the history of our
town, and at this early date large num-
Der Of the city people are out daily
prospecting.
The 24th annual meeting of the lot
owners efMonument Cemetery will be
held in the Reform Club Hall, this
city, on Tuesday evening, March 4th,
at s o'clock. Three trustees for three
CdIS VIII NC ClGCUcu.
The real estate, on Front street, of
the late Mrs. Emily T. Sheldon was
sold at public sale, on Saturday after
noon. Mr.. j. p. Logan was the pur-
chaser, at 81 800, Mr.. Theodore Cham
pion bidding $1,750.
Mr.. VIM. Heyer, first class piano
tuner, will be in town again next Tues
day. Parties desiring his services will
please leave word with Mr.. A. 7. Per
kins. Fine work and moderate charges.
Refers to Prof. Carl Reese.
Samuel Hollemback, Wilbur King
don and several other BurlingtonianS
were in town on Monday. They had
been to a shooting match at George
Bintlif's Dunk's Ferry Hotel, on the
Pennsylvania side of the river.
Several of the members of the Leg
islature have refused to accept theil
railroad passes this year because the
companies limit them to ten days aftel
the final adjournment of the Legisla
ture. Heretofore passes were always
made good for the year.
All who have business to settle al
the April term of Court as executors
administrators, etc, should notify the
Surrogate at once. Notices for publi-
cation can be sent direct to the BAN
NER or the Surrogate instructed to for
ward them to this office.
Lawyer Gilbert occupied DR.. Sharp
seat, by the side of Assemblyman Per
kins in the Assembly chamber, las
Wednesday. Mr.. Gilbert was lobbying
in the interest of the Warren stree
improvement bill which Mr.. Perkins
introduced short time ago.
AT the performance given by tn,
Bijou Speciality Company, at Odd Eel
lows Hall, on Monday night, tn
combination step ladder and chair wa
won by Reliance Lodge, l. 0. NJ, thi
city, having received SO votes tn
Band received 21 and Co. H, 1, vote.
Sixty nine witnesses for Leconey
including well known Burlington
county men were examined on Monday
1t is astounding the interest the peopl
are taking in the trial. People VIII
have anything to say about the matte
are listened to with attention at al
times.
Mrs. Edwin T. Burnett, gave "tea
to her friend Mrs Rev. j. Hall No
Ilvaine, of New York, who is now o.
a visit here, at her residence on Churc
street, this city. Mrs. Rev. S. Conn
assisted in receiving. There were
number of ladies present to greet tn
visitor
The steam heater in the Court Hous
at Mount Holly has cost Burlington
county about $1,000. AT the free
holders meeting on Wednesday tn
bill for the new drain, amounting t
| 81 105. .SS was ordered paid. besides