Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-08
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The river has rissn several inches since
Saturday.
Mr.. David Bixlor, late ly deceased, was
buried Yesterday at Kron,zs creek, York
county.
Tho ladies' aid society of the Methodist
church will meet at the parsonage to
morrow evening NJ 7:30 o'3lOok.
A igtecn ounce pear is the product OF
tree IN the garden attached To tho resi-
deuce of Mr.. Jacob Uersh, on Walnut
street
While cudoayoring 70 chain vicious
steer, on Saturday Valentine Quanaer
had his arm dislocated Mt the elbow.
Th Nigy goat now visits the Five Points
and tho people over there want him ''caliel
in." Where do they want him called to .
Small stones are being filled in around
tho base Of tho river bridge PIERS to give
them greater security. This work is
called riprapping.
A sunken boat has caused tho temporary
ending Of navigation on the Pennsylvania
canal. The boat went down at Stonytown
near Nanticoke.
An infant son of Mr.. George Detz, on
Locust street, was badly scalded in the
head on Sunday, by the ovorturning OF Il
pot OF hot water upon it.
The Our Boys and niue from tho gram.
mar school played match game Of base
ball on Saturday, resulting in defeat for
the former by score Of u to D.
Slsquchanna lodge of Odd Fellows,
Cone, toga lodge of Knights of Pythias,
aud Riverside lodge, Ladies' Home Com.
munion, will hold meetings In their respec.
tive lodge rooms.
In Saturdays game OF baseball between
the Vigils, of Newtown, and the Dauntless,
of Mount Joy, success perched on neither
banner. In three innings no scores were
made by either club. Tho rain prevented
urthor playing.
Tho Madison Square theatre company
will appear tonight in Young Mrs.
WinthrOp " ut the opera house. The ap
pearauces are good for u full house. The
troupe playing tho piece is a superior one.
To morrow evening tho woman's work.
ing society of ~. Johns Lutheran church
will meet at Mrs. Joseph Hogentugler's
on Locust street, aud on Thursday even.
ing the ladies' mite society will hold a
meeting at tho residence OF Mrs. Charles
Fagers.
October 20 will DO a gala day for May
town, Simon Camerou's old home. Bal
loon asceusiOns, music, fireworks i'll the
evening, and u grand time generally is
laid down on the programme prepared for
tho occasion. The little town will doubt.
less be ovcrrun with visitors.
The people Of Manor street ask that the
loahGg on the Shawnee run foot bridge on
ith street be stopped Passers over it,
especially ladies and girls, are insulted
frequently in the most outrageous manner
Tho authorito should take cOgnizaucc
of the matter and make fcw examples of
these rascally loaIoIs.
Tho EpgyjDD Star "A lttle Shppi "a bypI
will appear whenever there is an entertain
ment IN the opera house, appeared to-day
for the first time. IL need only be stated
that 1t is q reproduction of the deiunCt
Lancaster Otl To give its character
Ladies' and gcntlemou's + names are handled
in a shameful manner.
Personal
Mr.. W. II. Beitel left to day for a trp
to Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs George Tile arc visiting
friends IN Philadelphia.
Mr. G.. +. West aud family, Of Llncas
ter, are spending few days with Mr.. VI,
+. Stevenson.
Mr.. Abram Mellingor, on Locust street.
is entertaining Mr.. David Frey, wife and
sister, of Hanover, Pa.
Mr.. Alex. Caldwell, and daughters, Of
Lea.enworth, Kansas, who have been
NlbiNltlE hNs DhblNl lIl', lNlN iOA NANll
western home to day.
Mr.. Will Bruner, student at Dickinson
college, Carlisle, spent yesterday here at
his old home. lie was accompanied by
Mr.. Arthur, theological student of the
college, who preached yesterday in the
Methodist church.
IronviIie lettings.
Mr.. B. X. lIabbecker is Visiting his
parents at CTesSvillc, Pa.
Mr.. David Forty will soon begin tho
erection of a tobacco shed. Tho basement
will be- fitted up as 4 threshing room and
cider press room.
The village baseball club was beaten on
Saturday by the Tigers, of Chickies.
The Cordelia furnace will "blow IN
again next Thursday or Friday.
Joseph Dentliuger. of tho Soldiers
Home, Washington, d. e., is the guest of
his father iu-law, Isaac Bcrntheiael.
Mr.. Peter Won Stetter, an Old citizen of
the village, is seriously i'll and fears for his
recovery are entertained.
A new bridge over the Reading & Col
hmbia railroad ON the lronville n Columbia
branch, has been built by the railroad
company.