Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-22
COLUMBIA NE VS. ITEMS.
FROM our REGULAR UunsEsPOrDsSs
81. Psul's r. ". Onurch successfal socisbIe--
Other Reiigious mst,ers-Msrhes Notes
Bsson o. CONDENSED 1tsDs.


81. psuls r. ". Unurcn successsul socisbte--
Other Kaiigious mstters-Msrkes Notes
Bsson os CONDENSED ltsns.
The sooiable and exhibition Of the So
o,able committee OF tho 81. PauPs r. e.
church, ip Armory hall, yesterday, was a
grand success both socially and financially,
about s5l being netted. The hall was
Handsomely decorated. Five tables,
loaded with fancy work, dolls, panel work,
brio a brac, statuary, etc., were arranged
tho centre OF the hall, line
was suspended and held eight
magnificent silk quilts, numbered and
owned as follows No. 1, Miss Fannie
Hanauer No. 2, Mrs II. B. Essiok No.
8, Mits Mszie Il. Welsh No. T. Miss
Name Hershey No.5, Misa Sailie Gonler;
Moo, Miss Emily Hoffsr MOI, Mrs. Han.
nah Jones, colored No. 8, q ool0red lady,
whose name Is not given. Miss Hershey
was awarded the prize, q handsome oxi.
died brass frame with French plate glass,
for having the most elegant quilt. Quilt
No. Z, was the next named, bearing ane
figures of deer, dogs. snakes, etc., worked
with silk. Mrs. DIR. Mcbride also had q
novel quilt. The names Of her family and
relations were worked upon patterns In
Il
Thomas Haldeman drew the doll, guessing
its name "Charity."
MARKET MATTERS.
This mornings market was an unusually
large ono. Butter and eggs sold Mt 80
oeuts per pound and dozen, and turkeys,
few in number, could bo purchased for 10
and 10 cents per pound.
This morning JudgeNolte bought turkey
nf vhtah aain wainh "a
pounds. When the judge weighed 1t, IL
lacked "a pound of tie weight stated by
the farmer Mr. Nolte asked tho seller to
refund him 90 cents, aud upon being re.
fused entered complaint 40 ainst the farmer
before Squire Evans. Tho case will be
heard to day.
RELIGIOUS.
The pastors of the different English
Protestant churches in Columbia will
preach sermons, tomorrow evening in the
proper observance of the Lords Day.
Rev Jacob Darmstetter, will officiats In
st, Johns Lutheran church tomorrow
morning and evening.
The ladies Of the congregation OF
Trinity Reformed church, are making ar
rapgements to hold fair for the benefit
of the church, in January. 1885.
A Thanksgiving supper will be given In
CCuuN Uhll uE tut bhtibo hiu buCicbN1
OF the Bethel church Of God, on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday evenings Of next
week.
CONDENSED ITEMS.
Raymond Kair, the seven-year old son
OF the superintendent OF the Elisabeth
tOwu public schools, died last evening of
membranous Group /; funeral from the
Fourth street Presbyterian church at p.
m. Monday.-Co. G received its $500
annual state appropriation this morning.
Miss Mary Mlson, of Philadelphia, Is
visiting Mr.. J, G. Pfahler. Maytown
Democrats will celebrate the victory by a
torchlight parade this eveuing.-A gang
Of % tramps passed down the Columbia d
Washington turnpike last night,
Aagassiz association are furnishing their
meeting room in the Cherry street school
building Richard Burroughs wss
summoned to his homo in Cherry
Point, Maryland, on Thursday by
the unexpected death Of his father
Fred. Russ young daughter by falling
iron bar striking her cheek aud nose, had
the latter broker.--Sam Taylor, negro
tramp, had his right arm dislocated by a
fall through the G. & p. ID. X. Il. bridge
at the DANA horse owned by a Lanoas.
ter gentleman, ran off on Fifth street, thit
morning, and the buggy coming In oontac,
with the institute fence, two wheels wore
torn off the vehicle. At last reports the
horse had not been caught, but wa,
striking a bee line for Lancaster,