Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-10-24
COLUMBIA NEWS.


""OAAn VOHkEStbNOENOk
Event. Along tho susquei,.u,a Items .
l"'.'e-t In and Around the thorough
iicksd Up BY the Inssii,-
Eencer's Reporter
Mr.. William Hiteshue, tailor, will dc
ous'nexs for himself hereafter, in room
over Young's paper store, on Locust
street.
Two tramps were arrested yesterday BY
Officer Fisher for being disorderly. They
werc taken TO the county prison this morn
ing.
A much needed Improvement is now
being made. That is wagon road from
Bridge street to the locks. 1t is being run
through Bruner's GOAL yards.
Mr.. Harry Swartx had the ends of two
OF his fingers almost taken off yesterday
while using cabbage slicing machine.
Charles Mccullough, employed at l. C.
Nitss' storo at tho canal locks, had . fir
ger crushed yesterday BY large stone
A tall from his train at Duncanuon yes
Gefiay fractured ono of Mr.. Thomas
.anes legs. 1t was expected that he
YOU'D DO Drought to bis home in this place
A lad named Thomas Pierce fell into
ne river below the bridge, yesterday af-
%eerOOn, and was nearly drowned. A boat
!" An rescued him as he was sinking for
the third time.
a SI,a0ish chestnut tree is tho property
of Mr.. Alfred Collins, iesiding at the
corner Of Fourth and Mill streets. The
nuts arc almost the size OF horse chestnuts
and are of very fine flavor.
Mr.. John Snyder. q Pennsylvania rail
road freight conductor, while making his
4return trip frcm Philadelphia yesterday,
was thrown against one Of the windows Of
his caboose by sudden lurch of the car,
and had his face severely cut by tho
glass.
Their "Trip Gut Short.
Two Harrisburg bootblacks were ar
rested by Officer Kenneny, yesterday, for
riding on y Pennsylvania railroad freight
car. They wero placed in the lookup dur
ing the night and taken to the Lancaster
Jail this morning. They were bound for
the Bi-CenteDnial.
sale Of u Building.
A tw': story brick dwelling, located on
south Third street, belonging to the estate
OF the late Isaac Keesey, was purchased
on Saturday evening at public sale by Mr.. |
Z. e. Kaufman, for $S48. The property
10 considered to have been sold very CHEAP. |
DoAtn OF . Little Salrl.
Mr.. Alfred Rogers four year. old son,
Braina'd, died yesterday Of brain fever.
The funeral services will be held to
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the
residence on Third street, between Perry
and Mill streets. The Rev. J. II. Ester
line will preach tho funeral sermon. The
friends and relatives arc invited to DO pres.
cut.
borough Personals.
Mr.. larry Heise has goue to Philad.l-
phia Tor few days.
Mis- Sadie Flory left last evening for
visit to friends in Boston.
Mr. William Smith has returned from
mis- trip to Chicago and Cincinnati.
The Misses Ella Brown and Lizzie Null
len returned this morning from a trip to
Pittsburgh.
Going to the Bi.
The Rescue fro company" of York,
passed through here this morning, bound
for Philadelphia. The 7:3O a. m. passcn
ger train was cut in % two sections on &C.
count N Hhe large number of passengers
who Nsns from York enrOute for the BIZ
CeRee:inial celebration. A large number
Of Persons also went to Philadelphia from
sa:s place to-day.
Secured Q Contract.
Mr.. Ed. Carter left this morning for
York, where he has secured the contract
for urh"lstcring the Office OF Mr.. J. B.
Hutchinson, superintendent of the Fred.
erick division of the Pennsylvania railroad.
This fact speaks we'll for Mr.. Carter as u
skill.ul workman. There were doubt less
wOrkmen in York who put in bids for the
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