Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-14
0XfH ANNUAL SESSION
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y Wpoaesaav Anernoon the Parade Of the
4 UuounsA lsass ssa visiting Delegates
Vim Tsas Piscs-rhs Route Of the
PrsssAse-Eiscsssn To-day.

ooEUnBfA, Sept A.-The Grand United
4toos of Odd Fellows, Of Pennsylvania, COM
1Xoqood their sixth annual session In Col
I0hoa this morning ct l0o'clock. Delegates
4 0um Tho different towns began arriving yes
ooeooy, end . large number arc present this
fMDg0lnG. The meetings will be held in the
6 - Zioa A. n. T. church and will continue
\ QnU "wednesday. To days meeting will be
\ Eeooupled BY the transaction OF secret business
xooating 10 the order, and the election of off,
eess for the ensuing year viii take place on
! tWe0uosday. On Wednesday afternoon q
snTnnd parade will be held, forming ct
80 O'Clock, and moving at 1870 over the
= 1nll0Wing route Form on Walnut right rest
ing on Third, Walnut TO Front down Front
+ - Locust up Locust to Second, over second
- Cherry, up Cherry to Third, over Third to
NH, out Mil to Fourth, up Fourth to Manor,
O0untermarch on Manor, Manor to Fourth,
mp FO1rth To Union, countermarch on L MON,
Union 70 Fifth, over Fifth to Locust, up
Locust to Seventh, across Seventh to Walnut
down Walnut TO Third, over Third to Locust
mp Locust 10 the rink where the procession
viii be dismissed. After the conclusion of
4 tho parade an oration will be delivered by
Rev, Lawrence Miller, of Harrisburg. The
parade promises TO be very large affair and
The convention noted time in the history of
the colored people OF Columbia
Brakeman slightly Hurt
Allan w. Hall, brakeman on the Read
ins 4 Columbia railroad, met with a slight
accident while working on the shifting en-
Gtne IN the Columbia yards yesterday. He
was coupling cars and had a finger of his
left hand mashed. The injury IL not
severe one and amputation will not be neces-
sary.
Had HIS Potatoes stolen.
A farmer, living near Marietta, brought
bag Of potatoes with him to market, which
he intended supplying to a customer in
town. The potatoes were left in the wagon
while the farmer attended market After
his return he was very much surprised to find
tho bag was missing, and the potatoes had
been stolen during his absence.
Borough News in Brief.
A large hay wagon party, composed OF
ladies' and gentlemen of Marietta, came to
Columbia last evening in large hay wagon
drawn by four mules. The party spent a
A large party numbering about fifty per-
sons held pleasant picnic yesterday after.
noon 1t Wrightsville grove. The party went
across the river on large sand flats.
The regular monthly meeting of the Dor.
ough council will be held in the council
chamber this evening.
A Prohibition meeting will be held in the
armory tonight when an address will be
delivered by Rev. John NJ. Palmer.
Burton's Georgia ministries will appear in
the opera house on Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings of this week. The company ap.
peared in Lancaster last Saturday night
where they gave general satisfaction.
Several OF the features are said to be good.
Squire Frank married couple last month.
according to The marriage laws of this state,
but minister of town appeared to think the
marriage not sufficient and tried to get an.
other license to reinarry the couple. He did
not succeed In his attempt
An excursion will be run to Phiadelphi
over the Pennsylvania railroad on Thursday,
September 10th. The tickets will be good
tor three days.
Henry, man and wife, for drunkenness and
disorderly conduct. This morning they were
discharged upon payment OF costs.
On Next Sunday night, McAvoy's Tourists
company will appear In the opera house
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob y. Strine left town yes
terday for trip to Natural Bridge, Virginia