Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-06
COLUMBIA NE VS. ITEMS.
FRum OUR REGULAR ouRuRspoNDESr
Accidents on tho ious in-
ttihgcncs-. NJ Misceiianoous nvents OF
lmportaucs Goudeusso

Accidents on tho ha,Irosd-GsIitious iu-
tingcnos-- Mi.ceIisnoous svents OF
Importance Condensed.
Ween" Young was severely out aud
bruised about the legs, hands and arms,
this morning, whilo cutting out" q car
Ia tho West yard. Tho car was loaded
with wreck trucks which were not fastened
and just as Young was "cutting out" the
car they moved and pnioned him between
their axles and the shifting engine, injuripg
him as above stated. Had not the brake
rod on the car kept the trucks from going
further, he would have been crushed
beneath their weight.
While coupling cars at Overlook this
morning, MIR. +. Hendricks, conductor of
=. X. Il. crew No. 33, had his right arm
caught between the deadwoods of two
cars and severely mashed
ELIZABETHTowN BoRorGH.
Elisabethtown is the third oldest bor-
ough in this county Lancaster is first,
with Strasburg second Another item Of
interest concerning the third oldest
borough" Is that it is midway b tween
four county seats. 1t lies lS miles from
York, Is miles from Lebanon, Is miles
from Lancaster and Is miles from Harris.
burg. Mddletown was so named because
ii was midway between Harrisburg and
| Elizabethtown.
RELIGIOUS.
Rev. William Z. Evans, pastor of tn o
Second street Lutheran church. will 90.
cupy the pulpit of st. Johns LutbL rau
church, in Lancaster, to morrow. His
pulpit will be filed by Rev. A. NJ. Whet.
stone, of Lancaster, In the morning only,
| as there will be no services in the eyen-
ing.
The Womou's Foreign Missionary
society, of the NJ. Il church of Columbia,
will celebrate its seventh anniversary in
the church tomorrow evening.
Rev. Jacob Darmstettor, of Columbia,
will again address the congregation of st.
Johns Lutheran church TO morrow morn.
ing and evening.
There will be spe cial SCI vice held at the
Mt. Zion A. N. L. church. Presiding
Elder Rev. c. &. Fol's will preach at
1890 a. m; aud at p. m, Rev. r. w.
Humphriss will preach. The Lords
supper will be administered at 1:30 p. IN.
by p. Z. Felts, assisted by w. Thompson,
pastor.
| CONDENSED ITEMS.
AgRSsz association met last evening
scientific questions were discussed aud
contributions p tho museum and library
made While ejecting n tramp at john
kC asey's on Lawrence street lamp was
broken-The hills to the rear Of st. Charles
fuanacs were again on fire last evening"
. Business on Locust street was brisk this
morning, every store being crowded with
buyers Manager krom has not sued Editor
, Shock, of the Marietta Register, as their
, differences have been settled. .-Jac
) Roths childs is not married as has beer
reported. .-sl0o 80 cleared by the benefit
/ given to the Columbia Relief asnoo ooation,
4 last Thursday evening. J. w.
t Tocum, last evening, handsomely enter.
, tanned twenty Of his friends.
r Mrs. William Boyd's funeral, yesterday
afternoon, was very large one.-Mr
Chas. +. Wanu has returned from Cape
, Charles City. having flushed his work il
that place, THE Columbia rink managers
have rendered the use Of the same aud
their skates TO the Columbia relief asso
citation for any evening next week except
= ing Saturday. The Hiyers' association
I will hold a sooiable in Vigilant hall oil
0 December 10th; the ViRlaut fire compaD.
' No. ?, Columbia fire company No. /, an,
2 the Shawnee No will hold balls il
8 Armory hall on December 27, Decembe
o 81, and January l, respectively.
0 At special meeting of council las
4 evening, Messrs. Perrottet, Bucher auC
Q Shuman, with President Patton as chair
t man, were appointed committee, to max
J, arrangements for the Jury to asses
o damages in the opening of Second an
b Chez tnut streets.