Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-04


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EncoDcaAsnes Of lrrnIIoEScm-
r1As ~ l--The Columbia Fire
~ ohelf REGULAR monthly meet
1(GG = which time the following
W11o oaegesd 10 ssrvs for the ensuing
BU611test william Findley vice
JoAn Lockard treasurer, J. w.
fooogoeasy, John w. Michasl trus-
- \. Kline Eugene Conlsy, John
u eo1f Dgineess James Mall assist
eep4 William Armstrong. Albert
toon Mcbride, John Rich, Kinzer
~ eAiee hose director, VIM. Landen.
d Gnn111ant hose directors, Daniel
ylloun Corseesu, Edward Webster,
Dvo1n, Hairy Mcbride firemen, John
0opfue Wolf, Charles Ulmer, Will
- 0>sElinG Atiee janitor, George
Ans.s ~ cAurshsa
~ Wm r. Evnns, pastor Of the Second
3JneAogan church, hes returned home
~ swimmer vacation, and the regular
~ oorvices will b held In this church.
4n1ay school sesalon will be held 10
oenoon. Rev. George Welles Ely will
~ pulpit In the Presbyterian church
10y morning and evening. The hour
~ Sunday school has been changed from
= =. p $50 p m. Rev. G. d. Rishel,
oQe of The Church Of God, will preach on
Nv morning on the subject Of |" The
Scw q Christ" Tho evening subject will
~ = Heligious and Moral Influence OF Earth
4oneeAw Rev. T. N. Sheath will preach in
- usthcdist Episcopal church, on Sunday
'moG0ing. The church will be closed In the
0V0oSng. Tho regular Sunday services will
- hid In the 81 Psurs p. K church.
'4..s The Bridge Broke Down.
Y OsuYs Ripple, driver for E. L. Reinhold,
- Chickies, met with an unpleasant expert
tnee while engaged In driving a two-mule
1Qan aFu0 the bridge at that place. He was
'o4Gagod In hauling pig iron, and when the
V0Go0 got In the middle OF the bridge, one
81 Of the structure broke down, falling in
~ weter. The wagon was upsetand the pig
lrua fell into the stream. Nipple jumped
hon the wAgon to the other end of the
oeldee and escaped with few slight bruises.
1be mules were taken out of their perilous
position amer great difficulty. The wagon Is
80 much broken.
On the wrong Train.
Two young ladies from town,in attempting
% return homo from Lancaster, instead of get.
ting on the Columbia accommodation train,
buazyied the train going to Harrisburg, and
they did not discover their mistake until the
'txa1n arrived ct Mt JOY. They left the train
- this place and returned on the next train
1oR Lancaster where they remained until
Incrning and then came to Columbia all
right
Town Notes.
The sociable held in the armory by the
1ndiea sociable committee of the St Paul's
r. r church will be continued again this
evening.
8. B. Clepper, of Osceols Tribe Of Red Men,
will leave town on September IL for Detroit,
Mich, to attend the sessions OF the g---~S'
council Of the United States esSdf of II
The United Brethren SprsSefman. Iol, OF
LrCuviils. are holding A1eT picnic to-day at
Helse's WQodxs
barber shop, ut Fourth and Walnut streets.
lt = over three feet long and has ten rattles.
Tho snake was caught by George Helm, oi
town, near Tyrone. When angry the snake
makes loud noise with his rattles.
The Harvey Fishers, of Duncannon, ar
rived In town this morning, to play ball with
the Columbia club.