Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-13

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CosuursA. May ia--Somc time ago the
,.~rne~r- - ~ United Brethren church
A~rlNeN - eraCk : now house Of worship on
eHsar - - Ground on Fifth street, betw cen
f,ornr1 - walnut a. their present church
- - Inadequate for their increasing
- ntoruhfn The membership of the
eSuruh wero divided on the plans OF the pro-
posoo church. Some were In favor of two
Suoaa being built side by side, for church
aod Sunday school purposes while the other
part Of the congregation wanted two story
church.
Il has st last been decided, by the help Of
90 arbitration committee composed OF minis
iers for other towns, that the new church
will be OF the two-story plan. The mempers .,is
have purchased from Col. Samuel Shock, tne
Salome chapel, used at one time for the MIS-
sIon Sunday school OF the Presoytetlan,
church, and will tear the same down ana
use the materials In the building of their
church Work will be commenced at once
on the erection Of the new place of worship
An ths 1rSpicts Have Died.
The third child Of the triplets, born on
Tuesday morning To the wife of Joseph
Mummaw, living on Union street, died yes
terday. This case has created considerable
curiosity in town and the children were
viewed ty large number of people. The
triplets were placed side by side in a coffin
and inferred together.
Fell Down the Cellar.
Jimmy Hill, small son OF George NJ. Hill,
living on Locust street, was standing on the
cellar door Of the store Of f. A. Bennett, and
by kicking at the door, 1t flew open and the
little boy fell into the cellar. The fall re-
suited in several painful bruises.
Notes Around the Borough.
Alfred C. Bruner, attorney for the owners,
Ill hons
on Saturday evening, May 18th, li7 shares of
Keeley stove company stock.
Isl Perkins, or "The Girl 1 Left Behind
Me-" will be presented in the opera house on
Tuesday evening, May 18th, by Frank Jones
and company. The play is said TO be very
funny one, threshing machine in full ope-
ration is seen on the stage during the per
formance.
The borough supervisor, with force o.
wOrkmen, are engaged in repairing Locus
street, between Front and Second, with lime
stone and gravel. The highway COMMITTEES
Of council are attending to the putting OF ou
streets in first-class order.
Will F. Tyson will leave on Friday morn
ing for Annapolis Md, where he will stan
his final examination for admittance into tn
naval academy.
The river is still very muddy and the sha
different batteries in the vicinity Of the dai
from Columbia to Wrightsville did not SUI
ceed in catching one hundred fish.
On June 10Th, Division l43 of Railroa
Conductors will hold a picnic in Moul
Gretna park. The conductors in Columbi
are members of this division and the excu
sion train for the park will be run from tow
A valuable gold bracelet was lost by
young daughter of Mrs. Mary Wagner IN IL
vicinity of her home, corner Third an
Locust streets.
A meeting will he held this evening in Il
Second street Luthern church, when an a
tempt will be made to organize your
folks social society.
Freight traffic on the Pennsylvania RAJ
road is extremely duh, owing to the miner
troubles in the Clearfield region.