Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-05
KEIEKBOKHOOD MEMS.
Dnts Across the County Lines


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Events Across the County Lines.
Professor ]. d. kellies, the great Asri-
can observation-disclosures and iire-eater,
is performing in Montgomery county.
Whew !. what an occupation.
r. T. RyOn, esq.,. formally OF Columbi:,
is now proprietor of the Richmond fur
mace, Franklin county.
On Wednesday night the cabinet shop
Of Jacob Libhart. jr.. Of Marietta. was
entt red and a few picture frames stolen.
amounting to about IS.
West Marlborough, Chester county,
claims to be the banner butter maker of
that county not less than 5000 pounds
are made and shipped from that township
to Philadelphia each week.
The Homestead and Schiller building
associations, of Reading, will shortly have
run their course. when $40, 600 will be dis
tributed among u persons.
Ihe postmaster general has established
a new mail route between Havre de Grace,
Maryland, and Wrightsville. which was put
in operation on Monday. The route will
| be served by Il small steamer on the canal
The trustees of the Pennsy lvania state
college have elected Joseph Shortlidgc, of
| Chester county, president of the college,
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation of Dr. Calder.
Reading Times and Dispatch: THE
treatment received, our controllers say.
could not have been better. and they feel
under great obligations to the Lancaster
| school board
| Rev. W. f. krebs, late professor in
Franklin and Marshall college, this city.
and later pastor of the Bloomsbury Re
formed church, has resigned his charge. OH
account of the failure of his health, and
removed with his family to Littlestown.
| Pa, where he expects to rest for time
from all mental labor for his restoration to
health.
Reading society has just had an event
in the marriage, on Thursday evening. OF
MIR. Andrew Shaaber and Miss Sallic
Roland. The bride is a daughter of james
NJ. Roland, well-known citizen and ex-
member Ofthe school board, and the groom
| Is well-knOwn citizen. foreman of the
foundry and car works of Adam Johns IN
& Son.
Ephraim SOuder, in the employ OF the
Philadelphia & Readin. company, Reading,
had tumor about the size of walnut
| successfully removed from the left side of
his face, near the lower end of the ear Tire
surgical operation was performed by Prof.
Lewis, while lecturing before Il class of
students in Jefferson medical college, Phil
adelphia. The patient nearly blcd to
death.
The ninth annual convention OF the die
cese of central Pennsy lvania will convene
IN Christ's church, at Reading, on Tuesday.
June 8, ut Z o'clock p. m, and will be pre-
sided over by the Right Rev. II. \.
DeWOlfe Howe, bishop of the diocese.
There are some so to 80 clcrgymen in the
diocese and these, with three lay members
from each parish form the convention
there are about ninety parishes in the dio-
cese-making membership Clerical and
laymen) when full, of three hundred and
sixty.
In 1879, Ferdinand FcndIer, a saloon
keeper of Harrisburg, was convicted Of
~.
In lieu of paying the fine he served II term
in Jail, from which institution he was dis
charged. District Attorney HolIingcr
thereupOn brought suit against Messrs.
Henry Fehrer, and Levi IIof1a, the bonds
men of Fender, for the amount of the fine
and costs, and Judge Pearson decides that
they are liable.
At Lancaster, all day Thursday, men
were considering how it could be- that Mar
tin and Kline, who have bcen regarded as
encamped on the curb stone, were now
taken inside and made much Of while
Kaufman and SeltZer were shot out at the
back-doOr. This puzzled Lancaster, and
no wonder 1t was Il new fcat.-Uea
Chester Village Record. And now they are
wondering why the curbstones were "shot
Out.'