Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-27
SERVICES IN THE CHURCHES.
- rs,msg uown stairs ars. Mcintyre Receives
ssrious InJur,es-Des,h Of Miss Lille o.
sssbsrt -Hischisveus Boys Upset Mia
Csrs-rns Borough News In Brief.

u>~u,sr Correspondence OF 1sTrLLIoRSCRR.
CoLUxBIA, Nov. 27.--The regular Sunday
morning and evening services will be held
In the churches of Columbia
In 81 Paul's p. f. church on Sunday morning
the offertory to be taken up will be devoted
20 the endow wment of St Luke's hospital, at
Bethlehem, Pa
Tho inaugural services of the Brotherhood
Of st Andrews, for men only, will be held
this evening at s:l5 O'Clock in the St Paul's
r. Il. church. All mon are invited.
Fell Down = flight OF stairs.
Mrp. william Mcintyre, living on Fifth
street, met with a serious accident at her
home yesterday. The lady bad occasion to
70 into the cellar, and In descending made
misstep, which caused her to fall down the
entire flight to the cellar floor. The noise
made by the falling was heard by the family,
who quickly went to Mrs McIntyre's assist
attention summoned. Upon examination II
was found the fall had resulted in the break.
ing OF the collar-bone and the dislocatiou OF
the shoulder
Death of Lille G.. seibert.
Miss Lille G.. Sebert died at her home on
Locust street, below Third, on Friday even.
ing at s.55 o'clock, after an illness of nine
days, sged % years. Two brothers are left
TO mourn the death of an affectionate and de-
voted sister, both parents being dead. The
funeral will take place on Monday afternoon
at two o'clock. Services will be held in the
Second street Lutheran church.
The funeral of the late Lewis DOnscher,
who died at his home on South Fourth street
on Thursday evening, will take place on
Sunday afternoon at two O'Clock.
Miik Cart Upset.
Moses Gilbert sustained serious loss this
morning by the upsetting OF his milk cart by
some boys. He was pushing his cart alon {
North Front street and had left the wagon
standing alone, while he went into house
TO attend to customer. During his absence
some boys began playing with the cart and
pushed 1t into the gutter, causing an upset.
The milk cans were thrown from the cart
and about twenty-five gallons of milk and
cream were lost MIR. Gilberts loss is seri
Gus one,and he will compel the parents of tht
boys to make good the loss
Town Notes.
Hi Henry's minstrel company will max,
their appearance in the opera house on mex
Monday evening, with performance stronge
and better than before.
George Boyer, one of the oldest employe
of the Pennsylvania railroad company at Col
umbis, received pair of gum boots from hi
Fellow employees at the round house on thI
occasion OF his birthday. Each year Mr.
Boyer receives substantial present from
this source.
ur1ah Holsinger, coiored man, who is q
familiar figure in the police courts, was ar
rested by Officer Wittick for drunkenness
and disorderiy conduct. This morning
Squire Evans sent him to Jail for ten days.
The dairy: maids reception, now beins
held in the arnory for the benefit of the
Ladies' Aid society, of the ST. Johns Luth
eran church, has been attended with consid
cradle success. Oysters and other re
freshments are served in. excellent manner
The United Brethren band rendered very
hne music at this place last night The re
ception will be held this evening.
On December 9th and 10th, the ladies o
the Presbyterian church will hold q Christ
mas market in the armory.
A freight train was going east on the Penn,
sylvania railroad this morning when q
bun nose was pulled out OF one of the
cars. The mishsp caused a board In the csr
to be torn OFF and about one hundred bushels
OF oats, the contents of the car, was spilled
along the tracks The employees gathered as
much OF the oats as possible in the car and
repaired the damage,