Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-23
TRE BYLAWS ARE ADOPTED.
CoLuNelAp CLEVELAND AND THUR
IAN CLps n FLOURIsBINe.
A Rsscasivs Committee and the Time For
shs wsssiy meeanss Are ssiecssd- Meet
ipgs IN the raserest Of the Ceptsn-
sss,-A pleasant Birshday supper.

COLCMBtA, Aug. 23s-A meeunG Oi to0
Clsvslsnd and Thurman Democratic club
Was held lest evening In their new quarteSs
IN the North building In Bank alley. The
constitution and by.laws for the govern
ment OF the club were read BY ibe
committee sppointsd 20 prepare the
same and adopted. An executive
ooOmittoo IVES appointed consisting OF sne
oouuty commistesmsn from each ward y
fullowss Harry O. Lichty, w. Hayes
Qrisr and John O Ryan. The president
Will solects Q fna1Oe committee, consisting
d Ave from esch ward. The COMMITTEES
viii % announced at the next regular
nsssipg. The club decided TO hold the
regular messings on Friday night Of eacb
W0sk. The room will be pspersd and itted
up In . comfortable manner. The best
rssding matter will be supplied and the
Democrats Of Columbia will take an active
interest In the campaign.
Ths Osn,spniai.
Orion Lodge No $40. OF Odd Fellows,
held . meeting last night when the fol-
loving entertainment committee was ap.
pointed A r. Moss, James A. Allison,
Christian CARRIER, George w. Hamsker, A.
D. Nell, Dr.. @. W. Bsrntheisel, william
Meckley, H. A. Baker, Z. Z. McDlvitt and
b. I. schrerple. The committee will 70.
rscsive the guests upon their arrival and
attend 70 the entertaining Of the visitofs
The Knights Of the Golden Eagle have
recsived the following scceptances 10 thsil
Invitations to parade, Blue Cross Lspcss
Ter; Capitol City, Harrisburg; Marietta,
Marietta; Stieeei, Mannheim Conestogn,
Safe Harbor Hermit Mount JOY White
Rose, York. The several castles, with two
exceptions, will be accompanied by bandp.
A meeting Of the Red Men was held ias,
evening when the committee on floats, COS
TUNES, ETC., made reporta The floats are
being prepared and abou. rs local Red M on
wi'' he In line fully equipped In Indian
costume
BIrihdsy Supper.
Henry Rodenhouaer attained his i6tt
birthday yesterday, and In homer OF tn,
event entertained number OF his friendl
Last evening at his homo on Chestnu
street The guests enjoyed very fine sup
par and departed at . late hour, wishinI
their host many returns OF the pleasant oc
cAsiou.
Mrs. John Young, of Philadel phis, Il
visiting her sister, Mrs. II. NJ. Sample.
Samuel Kiair, IT,, lsft this morning for
visit TO friends In Wilmington, Del.
Miss Hettie Fry returned to her home II
Y~k last evening, after visitto II lends IL
town.
Asris Hopes has q steel engraving o
VIM. II. Harrison, which was purchsset
during the campaign OF ls40.
An excursion from York to Penryl
went through town this town this morn
ing. It was given by the Bee Hive Sun
day school and was attended by clever
carloads Of people.
Tho Shawnee fire company will hold
iestivsl on Saturday evening to secure cen
tsnnisi funds.
b r. Mann has Q sun flower stalk ]
feet IN inches high.
TIE burning of hammock ct the resi-
dsnce Of w. U. Barr, on Cherry street
brought out the IRE department last even
Ing. The hammock was hanging In III
Waah shed aud the cause OF the are Ia n,
known. The flames were. quickIy sxiil
I9uished with . fow buckets Of water an
= no damage done.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Charles 4
Hsldeman will be held on Friday evenin
from her late residence on Second atree
The friends Of the family are invited.
B. +. Mann, living on Laocss,sr svenu,
hss IN old copy Of the Maryland Journs
and Baltimore Adpss tiser in his posse saioI
The pspsr was printed by william Goddar,
and issued August 20lh, l77S The pap,
b No. ], and II one Of the frst edition OF q
dsst paper printed In Baltimore. 1t is In
good state Of preservation.