Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-25

BnDfOAs ARTICULATION 70 cos.
~ ~ OOGUAsfA On rHURsDAY.


CoLuMBfA, Sept 25.--The American Sun
School assCciation will hold the second
nnual meeting In 81 Psurs parish, Coium
~ 0n Thursday, September 80. A very in
4 IU1e10g programme has been arranged foi
- 0cCnniou, and will be Of interest 10 all
Ruons who may attend. The convention
~ meee In Armory hall at i0:l5 a IN, and
n4hue in session until 40 y m, with All
ooemission from l2:l5 to 1:l0 O'Clock for
nghe0D. A special institute service will he
~ IN 81 Paul's p. +. church on the same
e voning, at seven o'clock. A sermon will be
4olivered by Rev. VIM. II. Graft, rector OF
6 3ude's parish, Philadelphia. The subject
~ eho sermon will be: "The Elder Scholars
4 leee In tho Church"
b The clergy OF the of the Harrisburg con-
y SUcntion will meet In St Paul's T.. f. church
"a Tuesday, September 2Stb. Bishop Ruii-
- vii presch sermon At a.aS .;So Ic,art + M tbs @
Gugner-stone of st Pauls Z. r. new church
& Win be laid. In the evening 2 missionary
0oeting will be hsld, when addresses VIII
I - delivered BY 6i.hop Kniison anu Albert
& ~ Harvest Home service will be held on
nv, In the Church ofGod, corner Seventh
E&n0 Walnut streets The church Will be
E1Goofuliy decorated and fruits will he dis
Gooy0d. sermon will be preached by Rev.
~ d. Rishel, pastor, at 1890 a. IN. The Sun
dny school will hold appropriate service in
~ afternoon ct 1880. In the evening Rev.
IN. I. Nicodemus, of Rohrerstown. will
1rooch sermon.
Foot Crushed by u Train.
Il samuel Rswlins, living at Rawlinsville,
net with q terrible accident at Collins ON
Friday evening. He was standing on the
enR bound track watching west bound
ifOight train when he was struck by the Iar-
El9Ourg accommodation east and knocked to
the ground. The accident resulted in the
right foot being terribly mashed it was
amputated at the ankle
Installation OF Officers
At regular meeting of Shawnee Encamp-
ment, No. ., Of Odd Fellows, the following
Ofiicers were installed for the ensuing term
Chief patriarch, VIM. f. Madden high
priest Armor ID. Bell senior warden, Chss.
L. Filbert junior warden, Sam'l w. Gulles
treasurer, George w. Shredder.
Meeting TO Be Held In Town.
The board of underwriters, consisting OF
representatives of all stock fire insurance
companies transacting business In Columbia,
will meet in town on October ilth. At this
time fixed rate will be made for the insur-
ance OF all buildings in Columbia
Town Notes.
Ida Lewis and company presented "The
Hunchback" in the opera house last night to
very good audience, who were much
pleased with the rendition of the play. The
company will make their last appearance
this evening, when "Ten Nights in a Bar
room" will be given.
The funeral OF the late Jacob X. Wall, a
former citizen OF town, was held yesterday
afternoon at two o'clock from the reside nee
OF Mr.. Harry Mullen, on South Second street
Additional shedding is now being built at
the mill of the Columbia Iron company,
over the stock houses. The mill is running
on good time and turning out first-class
quality of iron.
John Hines tramp, has been in town for
the past few days ON general drunk. He
entered several yards and used abusive lam
guage to the people. He was arrested by
Officer Wittick and sent to Jail for three days
by Squire Evans.
The fire escapes at the opera house are
rapidly nearing completion and will be
finished in few days.
An excursion will run over the Reading a
Columbia railroad on next Tuesday Tor
Mauch Chunk, Glen Onoko and the Switch
back.
The Columbia cornet band has been reorgan-
lied and three of the former members ex-
PEELED. These members refuse to deliver up
the band property in their possession and
suit hsSS been entered against them tor the
reco, 6SsssF zsfssine.
uBEAult's ShdCghTan company will ap-
pear in the opera house on Tuesday evening
September Is "The Shaughran" is an excel
ent Irish play, and is presented by good
company with car load OF scenery.