Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-02
COLUMBIA NEWS.
OUR KEGULAK CORRESPONDENTS.
The rain still continues.

| The rain still continues.
The school desks for the new school on
Fifth street arrived this morning. They
should have been here before, but for
! some cause or other they did not arrive
Messrs. G. f. GraybilI. Z. Il. Smith, Col.
Mcclure and DR.. Mcbride acted as ofli-
| GERS for the Wolfe meeting in Lancaster
| l.,st evening.
| This morning Miss Nellie Audcnrcid re-
t::rncd to her home in Lancaster. having
been the guest Of Miss Maize Fendvici, I:
During the young lady'S stay here. she, by
her vivacity, cute ways, and her impartial
manners, has Won many friends, ana all
! regret ut her leaving. II Lancaster can
send us any mere SUc!! beauties we viii be
glad to have them.
DR.. Craig's Carriage axle brcke yeStcr-
day in crossing gutter.
Two or three boys will, drums last ever
lug caused little excitement anon. the
inhabitants of Tow Hill.
On next Friday evening the ladies Of the
Presbyterian church will hold 4 sociab;e
i'll the lecture room of the church. 4 Irc.
gramme has been prepared. 1t consists OF
speaking, instrumental anl vocal music
and shadow pautomimc. Ten cents will
be charged rs an admission Zee.
Last evening Mr.. Harry Upp celebrated
his 10Th birthday. \ number of his young
friends were invited to spend the evening.
Tho elecution club held a meeting last
evening, and among some of the most i'm.
pOrtant business transacted was the sclcc
tion of a name. Tho Excelsior Elecu-
tion club" was tho name adopted. Next
Tuesday evening they will meet at the
residence of Miss Saliic Patterson.
The flour mil of Stcacy II Co. is al
present out of workin. order. n number
OF cells became firmly fastened liz the tur-
binc wheel, and until they can be removed
| the mill cannot run. Men are employed
in cutting them out. One eel taken from
the wheel weighed seven pounds.
| During the wrCc., on the Port Deposit
railroad on Monday evening. Mr.. Zen
I.ichty was compelled to open wreck
telegraph Office. Nearly all night lie was
standing in water mp to his waist. Half
the time the machine would not work on
account OF the water. Mr.. Lichty is now
suffering from the result, lying in bed
with severe chills.
n cellar on Union street Is filed with
water aud the inhabitants of the house
were compelled to vacatc.
| Last evening at the corner oi Fourth
and Walnut streets drunken man made
I
for one person to make. He had been
drinking considerably and. becoming
noisy, the proprietor told him lie had bet
ter 90 home. He w"ntcs, !" tight. where
upon he was put cut. lie took revenge
by battCring the door. y policeman hap
peninG along the drunken nian, instead
of being taken 20 the lookup, was conveyed
| home.
The bu., sheet for M.scottc," to be
played here November TO- under the aus
piccs of the c. A. Il. post, by Ford's opera
company, will open to morrow morning,
and persons wishing to secure good seats
will do well to go early.
4 we'll known citizen received :: bad
scare last evening. He was standing
under the awning ut Fcndrich's cigar
store, where he was startled by gTuif
voice to ''move on" Turning around he
found it was Henry Rodenhauser, night
watchman on this square. lie had not
heard the officer approach, because Henry
i, in the babit of wearing gum shoes over
hi, boots, to deailen tho sound, and see
ing :, man standing there at the late hour
he crcpt softly mp behind him. 1t is 4
good thing that the citizen were known to
Henry, or else he would have lodged in
the lookup.
The Nigilant fire company held their
regular monthly meeting last evening.
Nominations for officers were made with
the following result : President, Geo. Ben-
nett Vice President, David Coleman :;
Secretary, Geo. Schroeder Treasurer,
Nick Gilman Chief Engineer, Chas.
Grove, ard Chief Director, Albert Nc
Ginnis. The officers will bc voted for the
first Tuesday of next month.
Ms. William N. Stevenson, formerly con
nectcd with the Pennsy yI'ania railroad at
this place, was notified to .cport for duty
Immediately. at the Fourth street Office Of
the p. K. Il, in Philadelphia We are
glad to hear of the 1enticman's good for
tune, IS lie is deserving of it. During
his G. nnection at this place he has ever
been found honest and efficient. Columbi,
loses good citizen but Philadelphia is the
gamer. May luck attend him.
Following is the report of the ear move
ment over the p. Il. Il. for the month Of
October:
EASTwAED.
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