Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-01-31
COLUMBIAS REGULAR BUDGET.
rnE OFTTCERs OF ONE or THE BoR-
0U0H's BUILDING AssoCTATI0Ss.
A Nambcr Of Religious Items That illustrate
shc Christian Activity Of tho Town--A
Chronicle OF the Latest Minor
Happenings.

Regular Correspondence OF lNIlLLiutNtbh
CoLUMBfA, Jan. 3l.--At a meeting OF the
Columbia Building association the following
officers and board Of directors were elected
President, William Clark vice president,
Hiram Wilson treasurer, Abe Bruner sec
retary, James L. Pinkerton board of direc-
tors John Shenberger, A. j. Musser ;. ;.
KIaIr Isaac /. Auwcrter Jacob II. Wilmer,
('layton Hartman and VIM. II. Fasg.
A half score of Columbians attended the
banquet of the Arcadian club, of York, on
Thursday evening. They had delightful
visit and were royalty entertained.
School board held special meeting last
evening in President Given's office, and ac-
cepted the bond presented by Mr.. Garrell
for the cement pavement at the Poplar street
school building.
RcIigioas-
The celebrated Ellis family of bell-ringers
will give one of their unique and inimitable
entertainments i'm the Fourth street Preshy-
terian church ON next Friday evening, Tor
the benefit of the Sunday school.
The course of sermons ON Representative
Women, by Rev. VIM. p. Evans pastor of
the Second street Lutheran church, ana
which were announced last Sunday evening,
promise to be great success. His subject Tor
Saved Her Kindred by Pleading for them at
the Risk of Her Own Life"
The heirs of the late Samuel Grove, have
presented his large library to the Mt Zion
A. NJ. f. Sunday school. The gift was very
acceptable, as the school never owned or ever
had library.
Such has been the success of the revival
meetings in the Bethel church that they
will be held this, tomorrow and every even
ing next week.
The inaugural sermon of Rev. J. r. Shoff-
ner. the new pastor of St Johns Lutheran
chuchh will be delivered at 1880 a. IN. to-
morrow.
The second annual reception of Rev. Geo.
w. Ely, pastor of the Presbyterian church,
last evening, at the parsonage TO his congre-
CATION, was largely attended, and most en-
joyable affair.
A fair-sized congregation assembled in the
lecture room of the Second street Lutheran
church last evening, in response to the invi-
tation of the pastor, Rev. W. Z. Evans, TO
hear his course of lectures on Christian doc
trine. His first lecture was an Introductory
one, in which the scope and explanation of
his intentions were portrayed.
The holy communion Will bo administered
TO the congregation of ST. Pauls p. f. church,
at 1890 q. m, tomorrow. In connection with
this service, the rector, Rev. Francis j. Clay
Moran, at the request of number of our
citizens will deliver his sermon on "Excite-
ment in Religion In the evening, at 80,
he will discuss Socialism What is 1t ~
Ats p. m, in St Philips Evangelical mi ssion,
in Mountville. Rev. Moran will preach on
"True Conversion"
Company
If d. b. Case, esq, captain commanding
Co. c., 4th Regt y. G.. F., carries out the
commands of his last order to his men,
better equipped or drilled company will not
be found at President-elect Clevela,v,d,s
Inauguration. Commencing with nex,. ',!Nl 1iou-
day evening, when a full dress rs po,.5 y
will be held, every meReaS accentSd excani
drill, as no excusef..o,,, ,o,,,, oIsp ~ frsi;,
es eickhess mess or to Washington. On Monday
ereIlihg, g, 54ihhisg measures will I've taken for new
uniforms
Market was a large one this morning. Pro-
duce was plenty. The price of butter aud
eggs has fallen considerably, the former sell
ing for from 10 to % cents and the latter Is to
20 cents per dozen.
"Mammyn Shellenberger, aged g3 years.
died at her home on Chestnut Hill yester-
day of general debility and old age, She is
said to have been the oldest woman on the
hill.
The remains of J. ID. Showalter were in
TERED in the Catholic cemetery, this a. IN.
Mr.. Percy Wall has returned to his home
i'll Philadelphia.
On the 10th inst Rev. F. j. c. Moran will
deliver a lecture i'll the opera house, ON a
'.Tour from Baltimore to Naples, by sea- Wis
ting some OF the scenes of the late earth
quakes i'll Spain, and the buried cities Of
Fompeii" The lecture will be given from
personal knowledge and observation, Rev.
Moran having visited the places referred to.
Mrs. Silas Krom yesterday returned to
Columbia from her visit i'll Binghamton,
New York.
On Thursday Jacob GIutz, helper at No. 6
furnace in the Susquehanna rolling mill was
about inserting scrap ball into his furnace
when the cinder bursted and cakes of it
striking him he was severely burned on the