Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-09

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rnoax Correspondence OF IsrsLL,exsoER
~ 1)oGUaBIA, OCT g.--Rev. r. j. Clay
or1o, rector Of 81 Pauls r. r. church, Col
mbon, hes gone TO Chicago a. a delegate to
1Dosnerai convention Of the Sunday school
G11eulA now In session In that place
Hgvjcs IN this church on Sunday at the
S1nal hours will be conducted by Rev.
4 <HkoG Bird, Of South Bethlehem.
Blder J. n. Meixell, . former pastor OF the
0nurch Of God, will preach In this ch4Ech On
4 91dey morniRG md evening, Elder
saSk ee1g absent, attending conference at
The holy communion will be administered
- the Trinity Reformed church, on Sunday
4. Extra religious services will be held dur
a6g next week, ct the Cook man chapel oil the
M0thodist Episcopal church. The services
viii commence on Sunday , ahepnoon oorv,nas a,ssr
md will be held every evening at 73o
wrseHs ON the Railroad.
Two wrecks occurred on the Pennsylvania
railroad at Shocks station at an early hour this
morning. The first one occurred at $50
O'Clock caused by the breaking down of
fruck in the freight train, east, drawn by
oneir No. 343. The sec)nd wreck happened
8 $50 o'clock resulting from engine No 59l,
west running into the rear end of the freight
txnin drawn BY engine 245, which was taking
Water at Shocks station. Two cars were
broken by the run In. The Columbia wreck
Crow were called into service to attend to the
aut wreck and had Just completed their
work when the second wreck occurred. The
Wreckers then started in to clear away the
debris of the second wreck. No delay to
travel was caused.
Young Folks society.
A young folks society Of the Second street
2 Lutheran church was organized in the lee
ture room of the church last evening by the
election OF the following officers President,
Mia Flora II. Wike; vice president Charles
Beetem secretary, James Ryan; treasurer,
Miss Emily Wilson. committee OF three
was chosen to arrange programmes for the
meetinga The next meeting will be held al
the residence of Mr.. Hiram Wilson.
Two Accidents.
Mrs. Conner, living on Manor street, sus
tanned fracture and dislocation of her right
arm near the wrist, yesterday, by having g
barrel of potatoes fall on that member. The
Injury was given medical attention. Mrs.
Conner met with the same misfortune about
nix weeks ago by falling down flight o.
stairs, and had just recovered from the first
Yesterday afternoon a tifteen-year-old son
Of Michael Aldinger, living on South Third
Street. was out in the country gathering
chestnutA The boy fell from the tree, break.
ing his right arm near the wrist. The fraC-
ture was reduced by physician.
Town Notes
The employees of the Susquehsnna rolling
mill and the mill of the Columbia Iron com.
pany were paid to day.
very large crowd was present last NIGH
ct the London Dime circus to witness good
performance. The show will be given again
tonight.
Market was very largely attended this
morning.
MessrA Geo. w. and B. F. Baldeman cele
brnted the seventy-first anniversary of this
hrm by the opening Of their new store on
Locust street.
The funeral of the late George Dearbeck
took place this morning and was very largely
attended. The society OF the st Joseph's
Catholic church attended the funeral OF theil
lats member.
The mason work at the new St Paul's p
e. church Is being pushed forward rapidly