Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-29
COLUMBIA NEWS.
>; REGULAR Lcs!:EsPuSni.HuE
bse.:t- H!cas Tie sHsquehanna-lteEis "t
lHtere.t ia aud a round the borough
Itcxch Up ty tho fDteili-

sse.:;. H!ons Tie susquehanna-l,enns" 81
IHtere,t ia ini Around the thorough
I'icxch p ty tho fDteili-
gencer's Reporter
4 neat s.im Of money was realized by
tie A. NJ. 4. church fai:, which ended
last night.
The St. Charles furnace vas lighted up
this morning. Another crop Of iron Will
soon be yielded.
4 runa way horse was captured OF South
Fourth street yesterday. The buggy
WAS badly broken. Tho driver ESCAPE {,
without injury.
4 shooting match l.; to be held ca the
,ver shore at the foot OF Union street. t.
MORROW afternoon. The prizes " /, DC
turkeys.
". j. L. Lewis son found :. n' ..el
plated watch near the market b,use yes
terday. The loser can have It Ivy Calling
at Mr.. Lewis residence, No. 32J CnIOn
street
The ten dwelling houses which were
.nmcnced on 11th street By Mr.. Jacob
:,rea.i, the fit tart Of this week,
are to be built Wi. as much dis.;atcA as
is crr.patib!a with good wui kmaEshlp. Ii
building O, GatipIs crut!Es tne demand
l,r houses u il! soo:: te supplied.
IT, SEa:iss.
s,S:linr is excellent On thc liver above
tie bridge. A considerable BuE.har o!
Persons in'luig gc;: IN Tie sp''. te '--!aay
and 10 day. Several I,,rsu::, Avus Lad
Involuntary ;i;::Geisiou5, iut ti.cy owed
them To their rwn cai eies sD.ss il not
watching where th.y "elo ska.lL. to. Ii
i littl. car. is extrcis I'll there is 40 dan
ger il, s;cii!g OF: the ;Ca.
congregational Meeting.
O.; We.!ile~da. evening at the regular
!taiiy congregational meeting .: the Il.
Z. Ln.helau church, the fpiiowil. Off
..,.> wcIn elected t. sclve :ur two y'a.s
Elders .j.',u Sc: ..,:C. ST.. :s'iH L.. {. Obcr
Iiu Lca,nns. L \. :;"a:ntt, II. r..
Icr-c". d.. M,rtci, l.. ~. Maynard and
<. Newcomer. j, va, ':::ci:l' t, hu u IN
.'t.i.aiIiDtn' 70! some ri ;,d duiin,. ho,-
mary, the ci,;,;acttr o, which ".N te
Il. dcd LATER.
thorough Pea 4ona:s-
S:r. .I,,l,n Little, Of Phiit;i.lp:sil, is Wis
ii,,- M:. !uss.l,h Knapp.
Mrs. ]. u3.u EieitS aid son Ray Lave
..:e u P.i.at"i;,;..>: to v!sii Hio:ldS.
\, IS Mary = Fumes of Philadelphia, is |
tn. CUES. o: WIN. Il. Given, esq.
Mrs jos. pi. Duc,ler a.id s.':i. vi Lsncas |
;er, are visiting NJ. Jvtla Bischer, T,i.d |
street.
Hiss Anhit Gall, OF Iii;.iti lhit is u
cucst ri Miss Name SLomiar.
Nlr Kobti; Waie and sistL. Halle. cf
Harrisburg, are being cnttGia:i.uu " Mrs.
Jolin Ieascr.
Odd Fellows Ann.vr".ary.
The 4Oth anniversary Gf ..ic S.!>ll:-
hanna lodge NJ 80, |. q. O. F., va, ccle-
br..' ed last cvch:ns,. 80 pcs .Da. many
OF whom were gnes:S Irt.h other iUd-cS, |
we're present. =. G. IL. NJ. NnvtA, 81
behalf Of member Gt the ioi ~, PRESENTED
10 it some beautiful iegana. L. G. \. J.
Kaufman received the sIit aid lc,,i eli to
Hr Moths address in Il happy manner.
4. e.. f. a. Becker read the lodges his
tory since the time ci its organization.
Amongst those present was Mr.. II. ..rlin
Neal The only su.ti!iH.; member OF those
vino organized ,ho bulge. Ths evening
was pleasantly passed., being enlivened
With good music AID speaking.
"BGfA.o Isiii."
Buffalo Bill drew $32j hoI SC here last
evening. Tie illy Was 8 twenty Days
or, Buffalo Bi!l's Pledge" 1t is an excia-
ing piece and was played by good troupe
The audience was delighted. 4 lot of
rouyIis anne, Ell people as they were leav-
ing the Theatre by knocking their hats
over their eyes. 1t is a pity that few
OF this class cannot be arrested and an ex-
ample made Of them.
The following are tho Sllo.s which are
booked for January here: Kate Claxton,
10th Hyde and Btmauh Variety Troupe,
18th Dnprez & Benedict, 18th Gus
Williams, 18th 4; Philadelphia. opvra c3m-
pary. 25th Pat Rooney. Goth.
a.iu!e hoy Burned to Death.
Charles, q year cid sen Of Mr. Wa.
iiiuklc, rcsiGiuy ca Manor strs' t, was
fatally burned yesterday ::bout 10 :. ~.
while attempting to light q uonti.e. The
wind WAS :.lowlag al tie time ana ard tie
boy held the lighted matr:, under his
coat to sLicl" it unit fully i:u; ct.
The flame was communicated To his
clothing which was soon ab!aZs. AS |
sistancs did not arrive un:il the un-
fortunate lad h:l Itcvivti i:iuri,s
which resulted in lis death 1T 8 O'Clock
OF the same day Oh which the accident oc-
med. Death was q relief from horrible
snilel ;rgs. Deputy Coroner John p. Frank
being rotiiied e,rpa,4eled the following
named jurors to held an inquest: Henry
Fisher, Frederick Stuck, Christian Boyd,
Henry Smith, Fred. Sanders and Henry
Schlctlhauer After hearing testimony
the jury rendered Il verdict thai said Hin
k!e came to his death by his clothes taking
fire accidentally AID burning tie entire
surface of his body, and also from: the liz
ha!ation of TIE fame.
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