Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-27
COLUMBIA NEWS.

OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS.
Sells Brothers sea lions, nandrill ant
polar bears have fallen victims to the re
cent intense heat.
10000 pounds of York county tobacco
have been shipped here by John Billet tt
Brush at cents round.
The old Mack brewery is being repainted
aud repaired, and the front room will tx
turned into beer saloon.
The "extra" men on the Pennsylvania
railroad are making very poor time, some
Of them not making trip in two werks.
A number of minor and civil cases were
tried before Squire Young, but all persons
implicated have been discharged.
Mr.. George Hook, fireman on engine
No. 1O2, had his ankle badly twisted in
Philadelphia while shoveling coal into his
engine.
The Codorus camping club have finish
cd all their arrangements for their camp,
ing out expedition and will start early
Saturday morning for the COdOrus creek.
Major j. Z. Daley, of the Episcopal Reg
ister, spent the day in this place.
Il. B. BroOmall is taking in Lan:lsvllic
campmeeting for the Press.
A horse ran off on Fourth street this
morning, struck a tree. smashed the wagon,
but the driver, who was thrown ont, saved
himself.
Several large fishing parties left town
this morning for a day IS sport at the dam,
aud among the rocks at Chickics.
A large party OF Columbians left fol
Wild Cat this morning to spend the day.
The furnace hills were set on fire
last night by passing engine. The view
OF the fire from the river was grand, and
the opposite shore was lighted up as
though thousands OF low fires were burn
ing.
Judge Patterson and number Of Ian:
casterians, AL. Shcnck, AL. ROsenstein and
Morris Levy, with party from here, went
fishing yesterday, and judging from the
large "strinS' they brought back their
success as fishermen Was great.
The telegraph operators in the despatch.
ers Office in the west yard have been forced
to do double duty FOR the past few days
on account of the sickness of Marsh Smith
and BENZ. Lichty.
Mr.. Charles Pugh and the other p. II. Il.
officials returned and passed through here
last evening, from their tour of inspection
of the Frederick division, which they re-
port to he i'm a good condition.
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Stralcy, near NewtOwp, Paradise town
shin, York county, mounted a horse for
the purpose of visiting ncighbOr on the
pike between Jos. Stralcy's aud King's
old tavern stand, WAS thrown to tho
ground and died from IL crushed skull.
The Columbia baptist church, white,
held recognition services in the Odd Eel
low 5 hall, yesterday afternoon and even.
ing, their hall, the ViSilant fire company
meeting room, being too small. In the
evening members of tho colored Baptist
church attended in body. A large mum
Der of high officers of the Baptist fraternity
from different states were also present.
Last evening the neighbors of Mr..
Samuel Filbcrt were startled by the report
that Mr.. f. IS youngest son, Burke Filbcrt,
had disappeared. A search was immedi-
atcly instituted and the missing one was
found at tho river shore in company with
q number Of other small boys, they having
gone there to sec the arrival and de-
parturc of the tug steamer "Wrights-
ville.''
Daniel Mack, an employee in the Sup
plce engine works, had the first and sec
"nd finger of his left hand severely mashed
Yesterday afternoon. He was working at
HOlStho iVNSAhss oS>s PhpoN
when his fingers were caught i'm the coSs,
resulting in the above mshap. William
Balm also an employee in the above works
had ono of his eyes severely injured by
some emery getting into it. 1t is not dan
gerous to the sight, but is very painful.
Mr.. Sencr Bletz left this morning for n
trip through Maryland and West Virginia;
Miss Carrie Brandt, who for the past week
"r two has been the guest of Miss Ella
Wilson, returned to her home in Mechan
icsburs, this morning; Eugene Loeb and
David Grcenwald, both Of Philadelphia,
are i'm town, Intending to spend few
weeks Of their summer vacation Miss
Bcckic Hayman, of Philadelphia, is the
guest of Miss Lille Wilson; Mr.. Norris
Glover, Of Harrisburg, is visiting MIR.
Charles Wann.
Some time last night the house of Mr.. ).
Nachc WAS broken into and q number OF
things stolen, among which were large
quantity of victuals and 4 blue shirt. The
robber or robbers effected an entrance 10y
cutting u pane Of glass oat of the kitchc"
window, undong the fastening, and then
raising the window. Mr.Nache was com
pelled to 20 to market this morning and
purchase eatablcs for their breakfast
This is the third robbery that has occurred
within the past week. and yet no clue has
been found to the rObber. Put Detecti ve
Brady OH the track, aud il he canntt catch
them no one can.
A Human Jaw RSOIie.
As the clay dug from the ground where
the new 9TH street school house is bein.
erected, was empticd at the Supplee works
where it issused in the moulding shops.
the lower Jaw of Il human being WAS found
and is now ut the works for inspection.
When found all the teeth were in except
two back ones, but with the exception of
five all the rest have fallen cut. Many
opinions were expressed as to whether it
was a man or woman white, black, In,
dian. The conclusion that it is an Indian
has been reached, as the bone extends very
high.
John Weymcr, John Newcomer and
Will Courtney, young boys, neither of
them II years old, ran off. Wcymer was
a clerk in ID. Hanauer's store, Newcomer 4
clerk in S. Mays and Courtney worked
with his father. who is a painter. For
some time they have had an Intention of
running OF, but it was known to only a
few. The reason is given that they rcl d
too many dime novels and that they in
tend to go west and do as those trashy
books tell them. The amount of money
they took along was s2.Oj. They pur
chased pint of whisky somewhere aud
offered it to a young coIored man common
Iy called ''Quilla" Trisly, to accompany
them, which he did. They took an east
ward bound freight for Philadelphia,
where they now are.
AppoIntmeut to Office.