Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-27


ed lAndlady Tried - GA Possession Of
Her Eeuse-Ths Iron 1sdus'ry.
startling Ice Rumcr.
no&11Ar Correspondence Of lNrRLLIexEcgR
60LuMBrA, March N.--Rev. F. J. Clay
1fofnn, has made the following arrangement
rotI Ifoly Week and Easter Day services, 10 |
WHloh the public are invited
11nsuh 20 palm Sunday. 1880 a. m.-
eut1ect ssThe Ficklc Multitude" 1902. m.
~ I1nday school. 7,oO p m.-Subject, "Jesus
nday, March 60 1880 a. m.-Subject
N y Barren Fig Tree" 4:3O r. m.-Subject,
f1ks Home at Bethany" 7:30 +. m.-Sub-
{1Sx /" The House of Prayer"
xuesday, March 81. 1880 a. m.--Subject,
y Eis Authority" 4:3O p. m.--Subject, "The
" Diocese" Confirmation by Right Rev.
! Wsdnesday, April /. Io:so:a. ,n-subject,
Y ,r'cretells His Crucifixion." 4:3O p. m.-
SsA!sct, 1.-The. 1.-The Pct 1'co 7'so p. m'-su''ect
thursday, April 2 1880 a. m.;,sub|iecs ;
'm.1-Subject, /" His Humility" 1902. M
60b3ect, "Lord, is IL lT Holy Com
April 8 Good Friday) 1880 a. In.-Sub-
j6Ck, The Sacrifice" IL m. to 3 p. M
ahort addresses on "Seven Last Words on
the GROSS" 7:30 p.m.--Seryice for men only;
subject /" The Perfect Man." s
April Easter Eve). 1880 q. m.-Subiect
ssThe Watch Set +" 43o y. m.-Subject
e Joseph and Nicodemus. 7:s'p. m.-sub-
ject, "Alone."
Easter Day. Holy communion at a. m,
and after 1890 service. 1880 q. IN. morning
prayer and sermon. l:30 p M, children's
Easter festival 7:30p. M, evening prayer
and sermon.
Condition Of the Iron Industry.
Perrottet's machine shops and foundry
will resume operations next Monday, after
an idleness of two weeks. This is the first
time In the history of these works that they
have closed for scarcity of orders But the
iron trade Is dull all over the country, even
the old reliable Susquehanna rolling mill Is
I receiving but few orders, and although the
men are kept on full time, there Is not that
appearance which Is SO encouraging. But the
outlook is growing brighter, and within the
al kinds, I'm Columbia, at least Will be
booming.
A Landlady who Kicked in the Door.
Squire Young committed Cole Jones, col
orod, TO Jail this morning for: is days. for being
drunk and disorderly. Harriet r. Smith,
Tow Hill belle, yesterday ordered Jones to
& vacate his house, she being the owner, and
upon Jones refusing to obey her mandate
shekicked in the front door. Cole then sued
her for disorderly conduct and disturbing the
peace, but his evidence against her was so
weak she was discharged. Harriet then
sued Cole and he now lodges in prison.
10. r. M, Omcers Elected.
The following officers were elected last
evening by Oscelo tribe, No. ii, l. Q. X. NJ;
Prophet-Geo. Rost.
Sachem--A. s. Gramm.
Senior Sagamore--James howah.
Junior Sagamore-JacobL LUZ.
Chief of Records-S. b. CiepPef.
K{'oAer of Wampum. ~: Johhs'
: RSI.s SIstee horS years-Geo Hiii; I.,...
h""eo. -,rss.
.arn,nwhia % rSS'e onpra opM ho,!aa M ralappear =. :,
Saturday evening. and Saturday afternoon OF
next week. They will render La Mascotte,' u
on Friday evening; "Pinafore," on Saturday
afternoon, and "Chimes of Normandy on
Saturday evening. The box sheet will he
opened at Richards bookstore, tomorrow
evening. The company will be under the
management Of Gen. Welsh Post, No. lie, G.
A. r. :.
"La Chocolataire' opens in Armory hall
this evening and willSbe continued to-mor.
row afternoon and evening. 1t will undoubt-
edly be the event Of the season in the festival
line. Supper will be served from 10 10 p. H.,
and the drill takes place at $50. Tomorrow
afternoon the drill will commence at $3.50
p. m.
Personal aud social.
MR.. Lilly Clark has returned from school
at Hackettstown, N. j., to spend her Easter
holidays with her father, VIM. Clark.
A large and agreeable party was given yes
terday, to J. J. Triple, a. his home in Safe
Harbor In honor of his 60tn birthday. A num-
Der OF Columbians were present and express
themselves as having delightful time. Mr..
Triple was presented with handsome easy
chair, plush covered, and numerous other
tokens of regard by his friends.
Miss Irene Mcclure, of Harrisburg, is Wis
iting friends In this borough.
Our former townsman, William Kunkle,
now residing in Harrisburg, this week grad .
uated from the Philadelphia college of phar-
Ferd Rissinger and family will remove to
Terre Haute, Ind, this week.
Startling Ice Rumor.
A startling report concerning the ice at
Bainbridge has just reached Columbia, but
whether true or false, we cannot just now
learn. II states that the ice in the river at
that place has began moving and is gorging
Town Notes.
Butcher alley is again emitting am odor
that v sickening.
This morning, at private sale, c. c. Kauff-
man, esq, sold IS shares OF Keely stock at
par, S0per share, to John Paine.
p. s. Brugh's Central pharmacy will be re-
moved to the room occupied by Yeakle's
pharmacy. The latter is being removed to
Norristown.
Employees of the Reading 4 Columbia
railroad will receive their February wages,
next Monday.
Our streets presented lively appearance
last evening, 80 large was the crowd out
prOmenading.
Yesterday De Huff's team of mules ran off
while their driver was preparing to unload
the wagon TO which they were attached. j.
b. Bachman captured them in Band alley,
after they had succeeded in breaking the
tongue OF the wagon.
Mrs. Joseph Moore, aged 45 years, died at
her home near Norwood yesterday after
noon. Her remains will be inferred In
Moore's burial ground at p IN. tomorrow.
Funeral from her late residence.
Duel In Which Both Assailants Were Killed.
Information has just come to Kansas City,
Kansas, by scout from Fort Reno that a
horrible tragedy took place at the Wichita