Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-08-23
COLUMBIA NEWS.
OUR REGULAR COlsRE:St'ONDENCF

Churches-A PeacI, Thief Frightened ON
Personal AMI Other Items.
This day week the proclamation to
have the borough CANNES "penncd up,
mlzzlcd or confined for the space Of
twenty days" issued by the chief burgess
ON August 9th, will have run its cOursR1
and the mnzZlcs which have been Il cause
Of extreme wOrriment to the poor dogs
will be taken from them and thrown into
an odd corner, there to remain until the
next dog proclamation comes out; the
ropes or thick strings which have held
others in check will be cut or united, and
the garden gate will be thrown open to
still others confined to the limits Of many
backyar,ls by this seal never unscaled dur
ing these twenty black days. What u
happy deliverlnce to the "purps" this
will be! The accustomed joyous and ml,-
steal bark will again sound in our ears
and things will once more move sw i'm
mingly.
The Misses Kate and Lizzie Fry, Of
Philadelphia. who have been the guests Of
Miss Lille Wilson for several weeks past,
returned t. their home on Saturday.
Mrs. Catharinc Zcllers, who died OH
Thursday last ut the age Of ninety years,
was buried on Saturday afternoon ut two
O'Clock in Mount Bethel cemetery.
The funeral services were hcl,i in the Ger
man Lutheran chIlrcl, on Walnut street
above Third.
Tic first of the seasons afternoon ses-
siolS Of the Presbyterian Sunday school
was held yesterday and was not u
success in the attendance point Of view.
There were fewer persons present than any
Sunday since January 1st. The heat was
probably the cause. Services were not
hcM in the church morning Orevening.
On Saturday evenin. n ''party' was
gwen ut the residence of MIR. James ID.
Case, Third and Chestnut streets, by his
daughter Miss Laura. The company highly
enjoyed the games, etc, provided for the
occasion and the evening WAS most pleas
antly spent.
Communion services were held yGster-
day morning in the United Brethren church
where the Rev. Nj. +. Doyle Oficiated. In
the evening the same minister delivered
his lecture on "Thc Life AMI Confession
of st. Patrick
The Rev. Is,ial, W. Sheath preached in
the NJ. +. church ut Second AMI Cherry
streets last evening. In the mOsnin. Mrs.
Rev. Henry Wheeler read some interesting
sketches from the Bible. The Rev. Henry
Wheeler, pastor Of the church is visiting
at Ocean Grove.
The new choir recently formed for the
United Brethren church, Of which Miss
Carrie ID. Amcs is Organist, rendered. very
successfully it's first duty yesterday.
by the upscttins Of a cintlcr buggy and
the bursting of the cindlcr ut the Sus4ue-
hanna rolling mill on Saturday afternoon,
Jerry OIIair, u helper. was burned on the
breast and James OGrady. q putldler, was
burned on the foot. The injuries tO
neither arc serious, bnt to both are pain
full.
At about 10 O'Clock last night Amos
Bartcl, rcsi,lin. on South Eighth street,
near the Shawnee furnaces, was awakened
by the barking Of his large dog in his
back yard. Securing Il single barrel pistol
he went to the balcony Of his house and
kept watch. The do. in tho meantime
had become quiet and Mr.. Il. had waited
but few minutes when he discovered q
man climbing the fence separating his
yard from Abcntlschcin's tobacco patch.
In another minrtc the intruder hal taken
position under \ peach tree heavily
laden with the ripe fruit. Mr.. i. now
thought it time to act, and lcveling his
pistol he pulled the trigger. Simulta-
hOVoo WIN S.O usO'ANo
with the rapidity Of creased lightning wa,
seen clearing tho fence with one bound ana
making tracks through the aforcmentlonc"
tobacco field. An investigation this .sac morn,
ing showed path through the ,nIscc" tJTc
field as straight rs die, and the toDs.S" ".,''
in this path, OF u splendid Inality, n"ssy
broken and torn to shrc'ls. 1Iie 'h.nh was
not injured. ,.. r
'sThc National Curse is the subject Of
q lecture to be delivered Ill INC N. f.
churcl, this evening, by Mrs. Mary Clay
ton. The admission is, without charge.
The lecture will begin aSeisht o'clock.
At 1895 o'clock on Saturday Messrs.
Edward s. Stair, Hiram Wilson and l.. W
May left here for Atlantic City, and Viii
liam X. NOwlcr, Abram Bruner and John
Shenbcrger left Cor Cape May.
The Sprinsvi;le cOrnet band serenadle':
some of our citizens ON Saturday evening.
Miss Name Shuman returned ON Saturday