Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-21
COLUMBIA NEWS.
row uug nEuunAu CORRESPONDENT
ph,tpr Nngtings HNsigoat,on-rw hoci
dshts~ special Meeting OF the sonooi
HoHrd--Abnut the Opera Rouse.

Patrr yingting's H,tiguat,on-rwo hoci
dshts~ special Meeting of the sonooi
uoHrd--Abnut the upsra Rouse.
Rev Samuel Yingllng, pastor Of Sc.
Johns Lutheran church, has been com
PEELED to resign that position on account Of
III health. llc has been pastor of this
church ever since II was organized III 1881,
aud the congregation now mourn his loss.
Last evening hc was treated TO surprise
aud donation party by large number Of
his congregation who went we'll supplied
with numerous good things. Tho oocca
sion WAS very pleasant ono To all CON
ccrnod. Rev. Iingiug aud family will
leave ip October for Hanover their old
home,
Personal
Miss Minnie O'Dell, of Philadelphia,
ia dying. Tho report that she diod last
evening IL incorrect.
Miss Helen Brown, Of Philadelphia, is
the guest of tho Misses Hanauers.
Mr.. Martin Cohen and family, returned
to Lebanon to day.
Miss Lottic Smith Ia visiting friends in
Baltimore.
Mr.. Frank Heclor is spending week
aC Lancaster with several of his young
gentlemen friends.
C~o Accidents
Charles Brown. colored, from Washing
ton, ID. c., was tho man, who while steal.
lug ride on n freight train, had his left
log broken above tho knee yesterday, at
Shocks mill.
Henry Rodeuhoiser was knocked insen-.
siblo last night By u box falling on him
from tho back door Of the opera house,
where he was removing tho baggage Of
tho " Bandit King" company, aud striS-
ing his ahead. His lips we've badly cut,
aud tins, strange 10 say, was his ouly
injury.
special nscitng ui tho school nnsri.
A Rpcc,a meeting of tho school board
was held at Jho Franklin House, last eve
ming. Tho only business ol Importance
transacted was the recommending of tho
children OF Jobb GruG. deceased, TO the
orphaus' school. IN Mount JOY, and tho
authorizing of the secretary to solicit bids
for putting heaters in tho now Poplar
street school building.
ADnut the UpFTa r,uusc.
Knights COmcly company will play the
funny comedy OF cover the Garden Wall ="
in the Columbia opera hUnsc, on Septcm
t,mber l6.
Daring the performances of tho Bandit
King" last evening, q certain Columbian
became 80 excited that several times he
spraug from his seat aud uttered, half
aloud, several cjlcnations against tIe
villain who was mjsusiug ono of the foma 10
characters of the play.
The "DAudit King" by Jas. II. Wa
lick dramatic company, was rendered ia
the opera house last evening, before a
fair sized audience, Those present were
much pleased wi the performance, which
is far superior 10 many of tho western
dramas which have visited Columbia.
Town BEoiis,
Tho days OF this week have been tho
warmost OF thi, year, especially yesterday.
So lose Is the Atmosphere, that 1t is not
only uCOuyeuient 20 DO on tho street, but
uncomfortable. Thus sta.o Of affairs has
had depressing cde,t upon business in
Columbia,
Tho mombccs of company Y, will meet
IN their armory tomorrow evening, to de
eide upon tho invitation Of GSo. IL
Thomas Post, No. 81, G., \. r., of Lan'
caster.
Henry R3leuheisor yesterday afternoon
shot and killed mad dog at the
mouth Of the Bridge street sewer at the
IITrr
TIE grading Of Bridge street was bcgur
this morning. THIS IS p~"Ytratory work
to the upening Of Second and Chestnut
streets and alley c."
4 bIacksuake mr.suJing feet il
length, WAS ki!et OF ono OF tho Island.
brlow the dam yesterday, by Mr.. Samue
Hpvcy. II the SNAKES stomach were
found fn.'y-iivO young snakes
Mr.. II &. Young has received the con
tract fer decorating tho n,w Memorial Il
Lutheran church, ia Mauheim.
Tho Nigiaut boys want it distiGct'l
Understood that instead Of the CUlnmUi.
citizens purchasing Their new GQujpmeup
thry fUyu shed tho money tn, m selves.