Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-18
IN OLD SALISBURY.
our CORRESPONDENT nAoyLrrrr,
Condition OF tho Urops Around the Usp-.
'n'taiis,,ou OF n rrosby terisn Pastor
aight Runaway. Village Sotss.


result', and Ia of au exceedingly large
yield, Tho crop of hay which has been
housed is reported AZ worry good, but
not quito as heavy as the yield
Of last year. All tho standing
crops IN this section of tho county
are in highly ilourishing condi-
tion, and cannot holp but crafty
the expectations of tho most san.
guine of agricultursts. Corn and oats
are looking remarkably WE'LL aud present
indications point to an abundant crop OF
each, IL nothing detrimental to their growth
OCCURS in tho meantime. Potatoes are
turning out well, although the acreage
will not aggregate that OF last year.
The chief interest of tho tillcrs of tho
soil oontors in tho tobacco crop, which Is
fair. Tho plants that were set early In
tho season arc of vigorous growth, while
those set later have been revived from
their withering condition, by the recen {
| copious raiu falls, and now prosont fresh
and animated appearance. Tho majority
| of the rais'rs arc cultivatiug Havana
tobacco this year, and fully three
fourths Of the plants set out in Salisbury
township arc OF that variety. Consider.
able trouble was experienced in some
places getting it started, but perhaps that
was the fault OF inexperienced farmers
Tho acreage is larger than that Of last year,
| and the weed of finer quality.
ruosday's Pastoral Installation.
The Bellevue Prcsby terian church was
| comfortably tilled on Tuesday evening by
fashionable asscmblage conGregated
| there in anticipation of the ordination of
| the Rev. Samuel J. Hickey as n minister
OF tho gospel and his instaiment as pastor
of tho church. The decorations OF tho
| church were few, but tastefuly arranged.
parts OF the state aud OF different denomi
nations were in attendance. Tho services
were opened about eight o'clock by an
eloquent prayer offered by Rev. VIM. +.
| Anderson, pastor of the Middle OctuTaru
| L. i. church. After the rendition of
| hymn by the choir, and transaction Oi
some preliminary business, Scriptural
reading from | St. John, xxi chapter WAS
conducted by Rev. Yates Hickey, of
North Philadelphia presbytCTy, father OF
the installed. The sermon Of the occasion
was preached by Rev. Dg. Henry L.
| Nles, of York. Tho text of his sermon
was taken from 81. John, chapter xii and
Send verse, "And l. il | bo lifted up from
the earth, will draw al msn unto mo "
DR.. Niles is very impressive speaker,
and delivered sploud,d sermon with
grace and ability.
After music by jhc choir and prayer,
My. Hickey was orda'ned as a minister Of
the gospel, and installed as pastor of the
Bellevue congregation according to the
formula Of the PrCshy church, his
father making the Ordainink prayer. The
other reverend gentlemen taking part in
the ceremonies were Rev. DR.. II G. Niles,
Rev. DR.. y. J. Timlgw and Reys. Gaylord,
Anderson and Ca;rues.
RGvS. W, g. Anderson, Valentine Gray
and J. Il +. Gray, were chosen as
corresponding members. Rov. DR.. Philip
J. Timlow made tho charge to the Installed
pastor in his unu7ual eloquent manner.
His charge WAS au IXCulcuL uGliyera Lce
DR.. TimlOw said this occasion vividly 70.
called to his memory u scene in his own
lifo, which Ltcd back sOmO forty years :;
it was his ordination as minis
ter of the gospel, at which his
father was present and called forth bless
ings upon his sons brow. He denounced
in scathing terms the mingling of politics
with religion, which finally corrupts aud
dcmoTalzes true Christian doctrine, and
advised the young minister to exercise his
rights as an American citizen, but ia doing
SO act rs becoming an eNpOunder Of the
gospel and, abOY3 AL things, never to
stOOp so low as to drag politics into tho
house OF God and preach them from tho
pulpit.
Tue charge to the congregation was do.
lvercd admirably by Rev. L. w. Gaylord,
pastor Of tho Paradise Presbyterian
church, a.tor which the benediction was
announced by tho newly ordained and
Installed astor.
A Runaway Ace dent.
} Tuesday night about ten o'c ock, George
Bare, of BarevI,e, in company WITH Eby
Rudy, of West Earl township, and Peter
| Hpga nf Rnthania m with anita "a aarinua
) driving accident on tho new road leading
from tho Gap 70 Bellevue. The horse took
, fright at passing train Of cars, and be-
coming unmanagGblo dashed "a IDLY
) through the intense darkness and down
steep embankment about thirty
feet In heighth, throwing the occupants n
OF tho buggy out. LESS oscapoI uuhurt,
nut ltudy waa + UirGUj unconscious by
! bclug thrown on u atDn" pile. Mr. Bare
bad his 'e't am badly broken above tho
I elbow and Vas badly bruised. He was
carried into house HsAr by, whero DR.. j .
NJ. Slaymakrr attended his wants. The
horse was eau yht before no ran far. Hc
7 sustained no serious inju aries and tho
, buggy was unchanged. Bare is lying at
Hess, being unable to return home,
somn improvements.
During tho last few mouths quito q
number of imprOvem ants have been made
! in this village. RCv. }. Il. L. Gray, pastor
d of the ELstun NJ. l.. church, has Just
completed one of tho largest, finest aud
most attractive dwelling houses in the vii
lage. Itis occupied by his father Rev.
Valentine Gray, Samuel Ammons has
= erected fine, substantial frame house,
aCd A, u. Kramer is building new frame
0 house on one Ot the finest sites Of tl @
place. New houses and barns are n
5 course OF erection by Samuel X. Lnyille
0 and Harry Shimp, while Jeremiah
t Futerer has broken ground for the erection
of another new house. Several new
+ houses are being built along tho Lancaster
Y aud Philadelphia turnpike.
: Nutea About Ins village.
A movement is on foot to Orgaui2e n
e Cleveland aud Hendricks club to assist IN
l. tho cremation of the Republican party
this fall. Salisbury Democrats heartily
endorse tho ticket,
nannum's large dam breast, which was
3 washed away by the recent flood, is being
i rebuilt.
4 The Expert base bali CLUB Of this place
have received their new uniforms, which
are neat aud bacJhing. They will hold
a festival on Saturday evening, August
/ 2d.
Mr. Willard Sisson and Mrs. Lucy
. Powers of Washington, ID. O., are the
, guests Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Alfred Sanford.
. | N ~ a tI.F OF ~