Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-30

CnslssIlS r. ElCaLERLY Ayp ]. G. ROBERTS
" DlE MWRDH NIGHT.
NJ. Eichlcriy. q Well known Carpenter
saccumbs to I'arnlysis-BloodP Poison-
ing cause or Mr.. Roberts Demise.

y COGuMRIA, Sept. 80. - Christian +.
Etcheriy, aged S., well known resident
q this place, died at his home on Walnut
street. on Saturday night at 1880 o'clock.
Dnth was caused by paralysis of the
Ulomacb, after being confined to his bed for
about two months Mr.. Eicherly was born
in Lancaster county, near Strasburg, ana
came 70 this place In 1860. In 1866 he
moved to Idaho, where he lived for one year
ard then came back to Columbia. In 1879
4 ne went TO Missouri, living there for one
year when he again returned TO town and
lived here ever since. He was carpenter
by occupation and WAS employed by the
late Michael Liphart, James Perrottet and
others He was skillful workman and
had shop in the rear Of his home, where
he did work for many people. wife and
four children, one daughter and three sons,
survive. His children are Mrs. John
Hilliar, Benjamin H., Joseph and Frank
Elcherly, all living I'm Columbia. The
funeral will be held on "Wednesday afler-
noon at o'clock from Salome United
Brethren church, OF which he was a mem
ber.
John c. Roberts. well-known Young
man of Washington borough, died on
Saturday night at the home of his father,
Eli Roberts, in the Goth year of his age.
He had boil on his upper lip which
caused blood poisoning and resulted In his
death. Mr.. Roberts was employed In the
law Office of VIM. B Given, esq, some
months ago, but lately was employed IN
the ofYice Of the Kec'ey Stove company. He
was well liked by all who know him The
funeral will be held on Tuesday niorning
at 10 o'clock services in the Bethel Nhurch
In Washington borough.
Clinton Deitz and Harry kiscadden were
driving to Lancaster on Sunday and had a
revolver in their possession. While ON the
way they were loading the weapon when
- III fI.. Hat s.t.Nx Rf.d
the middle finger Of Deitz's left hand. The
ball was extracted by DIR. Sierer.
Harvest home services were held on
Sunday in the Presbyterian church. The
church was beautifully decorated with
pyramids of fruits and baskets and boquets
OF flowers. An address WAS made IN the
morning 10 Rev. Dr. Gillespie, secretary of
the board of foreign missions, 10 the chill
dren. In the evening DIR. Gillespie ad-
dressed the congregation on the subject of
foreign missions.
Three sections of Barnum's circus passed
east through town on Sunday. A large
number of people gathered along the rail-
road to see the trains.
Peck X Fursman's company arrived in
town town this morning and will appear
in " On the Trail this evening in the
opera house. The company. consisting of
Indians, COW boys, etc, gave street parade
ri noon. The SHOW is good one.
Clayton Hartman chanced of n watch ON
Thursday afternoon. II was drawn by
ticket No. lO7, held by John Wilson.
Amos Crist was elected gate-keepcr on
the Columbia 4 Marietta turnpike, vice
David Fry, resigned.
A successful ball was given I'm the Armory
on Saturday night by the &. NJ. y. club.
John Dehaven was arrested on Saturday
night by Officer Schill for being drunk and
disortierly. He was discharged by Squir,
Solly upon paying the costs.
Officer Schill arrested Michael Smith oI
Saturday night for being drunk and dis
orderly. Squire Solly discharged him upor
paying the costs
A large number Of people went Il
Wrightsville ON Sunday to sec the hay %,
made by the boiler explosion.
Miss Lille Ruby returned from an OK
tensive trip TO Philadelphia ON Saturday
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