Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1890-03-29


solver, who resides in Beverly Town
ship, died on Wednesday night o
diptheria.
1t is surprising what large number
Of Beverly people go to Burlington tc
shop at Anthony's Market and Shoe
Department.
Councilman McElroy has rented his
brick dwelling corner of River Bank
and Vansciver streets, to Robert K.
Neff, Of Riverton.
The father of William Sutton, a
salesman at Buffers grocery store, died
on Wednesday at his home on Laurel
street below Third.
Don't stop your carriage, buggy or
wagon on the street crossings. The
crossings were made for the accommo-
dation of pedestrians
Edison's monograph the wonder of
the 18th, century will be exhibited at
the entertainment of the Reform Club
next Monday evening.
The new two-cent stamps tear easily.
The paper is thinner than that of the
old stamps and will be as fiat failure
as the new postal cards.
Charles Emory Smith will leave for
his Russian Mission on April 2. A
start one day earlier might have pro-
voked quizzical smile.
"Our Boys and Girls" is bright
illustrated paper for young folks.
Send for a free sample copy. Ad-
dress it at Warsaw, Ind.
Solomon Jones, a colored man, in
the county jail serving a sentence for
stealing harness at Palmyra, died from
consumption, on Tuesday.
Mr.. Nicely has moved from Thomas
Stockton's house on Cooper street, into
Mr.. Hanford's frame dwelling on War
rem street below Farnum.
Sixty thousand peach trees, 5 to 6
feet high, $500 per hundred, $50 per
thousand. For sale by N. P. Greedy,
Box 1863, Burlington, N. j.
Cashier Haines, of the Mechanics
National Bank. arrived home last
Friday evening from a trip to Florida
greatly improved in health.
Go and see the big whale 65 feet
long which will be on exhibition at the
Beverly Park, next Tuesday and
continue throughout the week,
There has been no lack of public
entertainments during the past Winter
and there are number more to follow
during the next three months.
Under the act approved by the Gov
ernor last week, two years desertion is
sufficient grounds for application for
divorce, instead of three years.
The Coopertown Union Sunday
School will hold anniversary services,
Friday evening, April 4th. Rev. j.
M. Crowell will deliver an address.
McGinty has returned-can be seen
daily in the show window of Confec-
toner Paulus, where he is on exhibition,
among variety Of Easter specialties.
Census enumerators, when they once
begin the work, must finish it within
two weeks. AS the districts will be small
the work can easily be done in that
time.
No more compassion is being shown
for the new postage stamp now in Cir
culation than was shown for the old
ones. They are being licked as
usual.
Anthony's shoe trade has increased
so much that he is compelled to have
more room and has commenced altera-
tons in his shoe department for that
purpose.
Thirty-seven years ago the coming
first of April the peach trees in every
part of Burlington county were in full
bloom, and the oats were nearly two
inches high.
Ten couples from Burlington visited
the house of Mrs. Beswick, on Wednes-
day night on surprise party and had
an enjoyable time, returning in the
11.21 train.
Panorama eggs and cream eggs, all
sizes. Rabbits, chickens, dogs, cats,
birds, ETC., and large variety of Eas-
ter goods, at Chas. Paulus', Third and
Broad streets.
Charles NJ. Allen, who was thrown
from a wagon some time since and
badly injured, appear on the streets on
Tuesday although compelled to walk
with the aid of cane.
You may buy as fine or as low
priced a pair of shoes as you may wish
at Anthony's Shoe Department, but
you can rest assured that you are saw
ing money on the purchase.
James Fenimore, of Burlington, is
building a new yacht for HI. B. Grubb,
a brother of General Grubb. The craft
is Is feet long and is a mate to the
"Efie" and will be beauty
We acknowledge with thanks the
annual reports of the officers and
managers of the New Jersey State
Lunatic Asylum, at Trenton, for the
year ending October 81, 1889.
The money drawer taken from Russ
hotel last week by burglars, was found
on Saturday morning by John Cannon,
at the rear of Mr.. Barker's' house,
where it was thrown by the thieves.
Trailing arbutus was plentiful in
some portion of the woods on Sunday
last. The first and most beautiful flower
of early spring time was quickly
gathered by its enthusiastic admirers.
A frame building which was being