Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-14
COLUMBIA NEWS.
Events Along tho SusquebanDa-ltems o
1neerost In and Around the B0rough
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Events Along tho susqusbanDa-Items ol
Interest In and Around the Eoroagh
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Eeneor's Reporter.
Miss Maggie Murphy, of Philadelphia.
is visiting Mis-. James MsManus, at 52G
Union street.
Mr.. l.. w. Richards has returned home
on visit from st. Louis.
Mrs. Wehmer, who was killed last week
by the cars, was buried this morning.
Mr.. David HOllinger was united in mar
riage to Miss Emma HiIliard last evening.
A long aud happy ne to them.
An infant child of Daniel Davis, cOiOred,
residing on Fifth street, died yesterday.
A colOred MAI employed at Wolfe's
stone quarries, near town, had his hand
mashed ON Saturday afternoon by a large
stone falling on it.
The public school buildings On Cherry
street, and the institute, are being clean
ed from top to bottom, SO that all will be
in good condition when the schools open
the first Monday Of September.
A runaway team ON the Chestnut Hill
turnpike. yesterday afternoon, was caught
at Wisler's lane before any damage was
done to the buggy.
Mr.. Alfred Myers, druggist, is selling to
thirsty public imported English ginger
ale. 1t is a delightful drink aud is not Of
an intoxicating nature.
On account Of mistake on hearing q
signal yesterday about 80 a. M, shift
ing engine, No. AL P. II. r. run into an
Ore tram and smashed two cars. No per-
son Was hurt.
The Rev. Mr.. Long, from near Trenton,
NJ J., preached in the Presbyterian church
= yesterday morning and evening. No SER
vices were held in the Methodist church
yesterday, as it is being repaired.
Mr.. Joe Miller, the member of Com pany
G who had his hand bitten by a dog ut
Lewistown, during the encampmcnt, aud
quence, has reported for duty again Oh the
Pennsylvania railroad.
Como to KcbobolI,.
The Gutter Snipes, q party of jOvial
gentlemen of this place, left this morning
for their annual trip to Rehoboth, N. J.
The party numbers "a persons. The fish,
and--and-lemonado must suffer now.
Tho Stove Worke.
Mr.. Dan Gowen commenced hauling to
the stove works this morning another
kiln full of bricks. The buildings of these
works are going up FAST The Third street
gable end Of the huge foundry has been
built to its full height.
A STRAY Spark.
A spark from passing engine caused
the roof of Iseck's stove store, adjoining
the American house, on Front street. to
take fire, yesterday at 8:15 a. III. The
Columbia fire company had the first stream
on the building. The loss is slight.
Little Locals
Osceola tribe of Red Men will picnic in
Heise's woods next Thursday, and on
Wednesday st. Johns Lutheran and
Trinity Reformed churches will hold a
union picnic at Bruckhart's on tho Read
ing & Columbia railroad.
Gov. HOyt was SO much pleased with
the marching Of company G, at Lewis
town, that he asked Gen. Hartranft, whose
company it was, and the latter's reply,
"Captain Cases, of Columbia" brought
a rosy blush of pride to the boys checks.
Mrs. Lew Lyle discovered thief in her
house yesterday and gave the alarm. The
tured.
Lizzie MOffct and Lizzie Culbert were
arrested and fined $3.50 each by Squire
Young for claiming and carrying off a
trunk containing glasses full of jelly that
arrived from York Furnace on canal
boat Saturday afternoon.
Quite large number Of Lancastrians
came up the Port road on Saturday even-
ing. after days fishing along the rivers
banks and off its islands. Among them
we noticed the Drowned faces of Charles
Kaufman, esq, Charles Brown, James E.
Leamap, Isaac Lebold and others. The
"strings of fish /" were consp!cuOusly alb
sent.