Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-16
COLUMBIA NEWS.
rRum OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT
a uudgct OF Religious Itoms Personal
Points--A series of hccldepts--summsry
OF pnFougn uappenings.

uuogct OF Religious itoms -Personsi
Points--A series of fhoo,dents--summary
OF borough happenings.
There will bo no other Services than
Sunday school to morrow, In the Methodist
Episcopal. Second street Lutheran, and
Trinity Reformed, as their pastors arc
absont from town.
st. Johns Lutheran will probably hold
evening services, but there will DO none In
the morning.
Tho Fourth street Presbyterian church
will hold morning services, Rev. Brown,
officiating, but mono In the evening.
Rev. Meixeli. pastor Of tho Bethel
Church Of God, will deliver an interest
irg sermon to morrow ut 1890 q. m. on
tho e"Inoonsistenoies of Modern Infidelity.'
In tho evening instead of n sermon being
preached, Mr.. j. Stanley Grimes, OF
Chicago, editor Of Journal Of Science. will
deliver his famous lecture on the " Won
dcriu Nature Of Intomperanco." TIC
public Ia invited to attend.
Rev. III. Derghaus, of Columbia, will
uniciate in st. Pauls L. Il. church tc-
morrow. Tho regular pastor, Rev. +. j,
Clay Moran visits York.
Two Uanpmootings.
II the weather should be favorable to
morrow there will DO good attendance OF
Columbians at tho Bethel campmoeting at
Labdsvillc. Tho Bethel church of Col
umbia Is not interested In Il is years
camp.
A ladies' mito missionary oampmoetng
will be held in Shirk's grove, on Sept. O,
Z aud 8, by the A. NJ. Il. church. Mrs.
Harriet A. Baker. of Columbia, general
missionary of the Philadelphia conference,
will have the meetings in charge.
Personal.
Miss Emily Hoffer returned from her
visit to Carlisle last evening.
Mrs. s. q. Roath aud Miss Cora Brene-
man, of Iowa, who is visiting her, left for
Lititz this morning on q short visit.
Mr.. A. X. Mollnger, who for tho past
2l years has been q freight conductor on
the =. Il. r., has been promoted 10 bag
gagemaster on the Columbia acoommo
dation. Ii was deserved rCcOsnizlnoe
Of efficient service
a Series OF Accidents.
4 farmers horse while being driven
down Second street this morning, fell and
broke the shafts Of the wagon to which lie
was attached, and injured his hind legs
slightly.
A negro while attempting to break q
green mule, WAS severely kicked by the
animal, yesterday, at hlitllin's f. M.
Daniel Guutuer. while shooting a,
mark yesterday afternoon, az the s.
Charles furnace, accidentally shot Frank
Welsh, who had been bathiDg In the
canal, aud who hal just emerged from the
water with the crack OF the gun. On,
shot entered bis lett breast, over the
heart, and another entered tho lott grOiu
The distance however, WAS TOO great To-
the injuries 10 bc fatal They are painful
but not even serious
Borough SunmsrI.
Tho CUlumbians who have been GujOyiul
visit iu Europe will arrive in New Yorl
next week.
Phil DCsey, Tow Hitler, was arrest &c
last evening Ior committing an assault
ard battery upon his wife, He was re
lcasod by Squire EyaUs this morning
upon payment of costa.
Market this morning VAS very large
out eggs were noticeable for their scarcity
The Columbia bicycle club have applied
for admission INTO tho league OF American
wbeelmeu.
The picDi,s Of tho shawnee fire com
ptny, in Heise's woods and the st. Peter
catholic church to Millway, and the trip
at the Columbia and Resolute clubs t,
Ma ietts and Mountville, will be accom-
pauild BY az least one thousand OF ou
citizens.
The band sCT0ualpd several Of ou
CItznus last evening to raise q sutfioier
amount of money to pay this month
standing expenses.