Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-13
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W nxu1D8wO8 ~ COZ. FRANK J.
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0oGNDas Correspondence Of lSrrIliesFcsR-
a CoGUnsrA. March l2-Ths residence OF
ca Frsnk J. MsgsA . prsminent citizen of
XS11hesvlllA was sntered at an early hour ON
vFl6av morning b. some unknown persons.
ZAo entrance 70 the house was made by cut
1nsg pana from one Of the front shut
~ ~ thsn showing back the bolts. The
1oWes nOor Of the house was thoroughly
6oosohod BY the thieves, but the only things
o1olon were quantity Of cigars and several
1n1n0e articles. In one OF the rooms a safe is
a1tnn1ed, containing many valuable papers,
tntthe persons could not open it. although
- bore 6ignu Of having been tampered with.
The family had no intimation of the presence
~ The thieves until they came down stairs in
burglars and the damage to the shutter. The
articles stolen do not amount TO much and
The los IL trifiing.
In Religious Circles.
\ The regular morning services will he held
On Sunday In the Bethel Church of God. At
The evening services, at Z o'clock, the sacra-
msnt Of the Lord'ssupper will be administered
70 the congregation.
In the st Johns Lutheran church lenten
services will be held every "Wednesday even
ing until Passion week. During the week
services will be held every evening except
Saturday evening. Rev. J. X. Shoflner,
pastor OF the church, cordially invites the
congregational meeting will be held this
evening in the United Brethren church for
the purpose of deciding about the erection of
new house of worship. The present church
edifice is not adequate to the wants OF this
rapidly increasing congregation and a new
building will be erected.
Sunday being the annual missionary day
Of the Methodist Episcopal church of Column
bia, Interesting services will be held In the
main room of this church in the afternoon.
"a rIso NAL nd fhn in
school will combine in this service. Each
class will endeavor to raise a large sum OF
money for the missionary cause.
Town Notes.
At O meeting of Shawnee encampment,
No. q, Of Odd Fellows, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term e. p,
William B. Fasig H. p, VIM. L. Madden
8. W., A. D. Bell J. W., Chas L. Filbert
scribe, r J. NJ. Little; treasurer, George w.
Schroeder.
A very good house greeted Matte vickers
and company in the opera house last night
for the benefit 81 fhe Knights of the Golden
Ee&le performance pleased the audi
ence.
On last Tuesday the boiler Of the Spy steam
engine gave out, causing some delay in this
printing Office A new engine and boiler is
being placed in position to-day.
Abbey's Uncle Toms Cabin company will
appear in the opera house this evening
unu0r tno management oil Ten. Weist
Post
Mary Washington, resident of town, en-
tered suit against Ann Turner, colored
woman, for assault and battery,,,at the Office
Of Squire Frank. A warrant was issued and
the hearing took place this morning. The
squire placed the accused under bail for 81 00(
for trial at court
Waites' comedy company will make their
appearance in the opera house for one week,
commencing March 18th, at popular prices.
The company is supplied with full band
and orchestra, which gives a street parade
and concert each day. The company will
appear in different comedy or drama or
each evening.
The candy sociable held by the ladies o
the Presbyterian church in the lecture room
last night, was we'll attended and very so
ciable affair.
The pay car of the Pennsylvania raiiroa,
Will arrive in Columbia on Monday after
noon to pay the employees for the precedin,
month. The employees OF the Frederick
division received their monthly wages yes
terday.
A public sale will take place this evening
at the Franklin house, when DIR. Houston
Miffiin will offer three brick houses for sale
These properties are situated on Walnu
street.
General Welsh post will have a meeting OF
next Tuesday night when the ditferen
committees for Memorial Day will be an
ncunced.