Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-04-12
LITTLE LOCALS.
Here, There md Everywhere.

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VIM. J. Warden, of Wakefield, has pur-
chased Mrs. Lizzie Haines' property, five
acres of land and nice buildings, at Oak
Hill, for $1,000, to carry on the cabinet
making business.
The Peach Bottom railroad company
eastern division) has leased the Boyd &
McConkey ferries at Peach Bottom and
will put on a small steamboat at an early
day.
The quarterly meeting of the executive
committee of the Pennsylvania Lutheran
synod was held in St. James Lutheran
church, Reading, yesterday. Among those
present were Rev. E. P. Mayser, of this
city, who is president Of the third con-
ference.
A letter addressed as follows is held at
the Lancaster post Office for want of prop
er stamps: " Mr.. E. Holswaug Conepria-
ton, Canal street No. 13O, Baltimore, Nd"
This morning the mayor had eight cases
before him. Five drunks were committed
days, two paid costs and one vagrant was
discharged.
The two small villages east of Inter
course, Pigeontown and Mount Misery,
have buried the hatchet and now smoke the
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cluded to drop their present names and
substitute East Intercourse.
n. 8. Badorf, tax collector of Penn
township, withdrew to-day, and the county
commissioners appointed in his stead A.
Coldren, who is to receive for the collec.
ton of the state and county tax the sum
of $75.
Recorder Good to day promoted NJ. V.
u o11Ar hprnfnfnrn n1nrk the nOcj-
ton of deputy recorder, vacated by the
resignation of c. Fl. Fastnacht. B. S
McLane has been promoted to the desk of
Mr.. Keller, and ]. Hay Maynard has been
appointed to the desk of MIR. McLane.
The surveying party of the Reading
and Chesapeake railroad reached the Octo-
raro creek, near Pine Grove bridge, on
Saturday, having crossed the west branch
below Kingsbridge aud running down on
the west side close to the Peach Bottom
railroad to Pine Grove; they follow it to
Hopewell, cross the Baltimore Central at
nottingham, and run thence to Carpen-
ter's Point.
Yesterday J.. II. Buckley and Joseph
Haggert got drunk and raised noise on
John street. They entered the house of
Philip BontZ, whose wife was at homo
alone. Mr. Burkley made himself numer-
Gus by pulling revolver and threatening
to shoot the unprotected female. Both men
were arrested and committed for hearing
before Alderman A. F. Donnelly.
The Senior. class of F. & NJ. college, at
their regular meeting this morning. elected
the following performers for Glass Day
Ceremonies, on Wednesday afternoon,
June 18th Master of Ceremonies, T. N.
Reiter; Salutatorian, H. E. Sheibley Pro-
phct, J. F. Linn Harbaugh; Presentation
Orator, D. T. Bauman; Valedictorian, A.
c. Hottenstein; Poet, W. H. Rauch; Glass
Historian, G. w. Cremer.
Trinity's.. Choral society concert last eve
ming, was complete success. The audi
ence could not expect to be amused, for
the most practice meetings were held dur
the lenten season, and it is not the right
thing to dissipate the thoughts during the
solemnities of lent by practising for a
mirthful festival to be held the very first
week after Easter. The choruses were de-
lightful. Theinstrumental and vocal duets
and quartets were also good, one of them
demanding a renetitiOn