Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-17
COLUMBIA NEWS.
OUR KE.;CLAN CORRESPONDENTS
Events Along the SIsqus iiin:.a-Eten,s Ol
Interest in and a round sbo Borough
Picked Up by tic in:eili-

gencsr's kelcrfer
Mrs. F. J. Wright has returned from
visit to friends in Philadelphia.
For the purpose of supplying the house
which are now being built on Third an,
Seventh streets with water, new waite
pipes are being laid.
The cOiOrcd bOOtblack called ''Teethy
had tho end of his nose bisteretl and eye
brows aud lashcs burnt of yesterday, b,
a powder charged cigar.
A MOuutville man. horse ran away j,
Columbia this morning, aud managed II
get out to ''Norwood." Oh the Chestnu
Hill turnpike before beng stopped.
Mr.. James Harsh, Of Downingtuwn il
home ON a visit. ".Jim' intends turning
out with the band.
On November 2l.t Il scnss'iona! play
called "Nick of the Woods" will be PIE
sented here. A band OF Indians will form
one of the attractions Of the entertainment.
The small boy will be in bis element that
day.
The little fellow is in the habit Of ask
ing people for cigars, SO some smart joker
fixed u2 one with powder. Such joke :;
are very poor. The boys sight nigh
easily have been destroyed.
The musicale held its weekly meeting
last evening rs usual. The progress which
is being made is very decided. 1t is not
believed possible to put the opera, Of
"Patiencc, on the stage before January,
however. The next meeting will be held
at the residence Of Dr. J. X. Lineawcaver,
on Walnut street.
Missionary injecting.
The missionary meeting at tho Methc-
dist church last evening was fairly attend
cd. 1t was addressed by the Rev. w. } .
Mills, Of Manayunk, and the Rev. DR.. 7.
T. Everett, of Germantown. The iat.er's
address vas very brief, on account OF the
length of that of the Rev. Nh Mills. Tie
services were of an interesting nature,
dwelling of course upon missionary work.
An Enjoyable Fair.
Mr.. Franklin McFal. drew the ton of
coal at the G.. A. X. fair last evening.
Tonight there will be Glanced off q bar
rel of ilour, 4 handsome silk table cover,
and a fine large cake which WAS presented
to the fair by the Sisters Of Charity. Over
4 hundred dollars were taaea ia last
night. Ii would he better ic mere mcm-
bers OF the &. Il. X sivia- !i,c fair wculd
bc present. All who attend TIE fair enjoy
themselves.
The I:Apgac 81 d" AnCients,"
A grand banquet was given to the So
Ciety Of Ancicnts, yesterday afternoon. a.
tho residence of Mr.. George Crane. Tic
society is formed OF gentlemen who have
been connected with Columbia for SO
years. A banquet is held every year.
Fourteen persons were ptcsaut At thc fcs.
tai board yesterday and = most deli: htful
afternoon WAS passed.. Among t!:e guests
wero Ii. II. Houston, OF the Il. x X. ti-
rection.
The Democratic Jubilee.
The Democrats of this place intend
having their parade tO-rirhi. whether it
rains or not. They were cheated cut ni
their jubilee on Monday by the rain, aud
are bound to have it toni sht
The demonstration will be I. fine
ono il the weather is at al! favor
able. Delegations from nciyhhcrin.
towns arc expected. The rru.e 10 hv pur-
sued by the procession will be tho same IA,
before announced. Let every good Demo.
crat appear with torch aud uniform at
Odd Fellows hall to night at 7:30 sharp.
THE CAL.ruE;NlA TOURISTS
The eighth annual dinner of the Cali
fornia party touk place last evening at j
o'clock, at the residence Of S. IL. Reynolds.
esq, on North Duke street, amd it was a
grand affair. The whole party wds present
as follows:
Wm. f. Lockard and wife, al,! J. +.
Sargent and wife. of Philadelphia ii.
NJ. North and wife, Columbia James
Wolf and wife, Cincinnati {; ileDry Baum
nd H. ,,,., ,
aud wife. John Keller and wife, and $ II.
Reynolds and wife. %! this city La addi-
tion were tho following wcll-known gentle
men Hon. Simon Cameron, Donegal
Farms Col James Duffy. Marietta Paris
Ilaldcman, Chckies; }. +. Errinser, gen
eral ticket agent Of the Pennsylvania rail
road company and Col. VIM. D Furlney
Df this city.
Following WAS the menu ci the dinner
in Augustus; bcs: style. The
loral decorations were magnificent and
the affair throughout was most delightful
MEM.
Blue Points.
SautcrHc.
iur,C Uf Celery irunUise.
Sherry.
:alm"n Tron, EroileL. Duc!irsse Potatoes.
Hook.
Peas. Potatoes.
Champagne.
Eilct ~ Partridascs. Cr"uue!tcs.
Champa%nc.
Roman Iuhch.
Terrapin. Celery. SaratC-..
Waters.
burgundy.
Irish Ham ami Salad.
RNi;ciort Cheese and Crackers
Champagne
lee rCam. McrinSues. Cropuan! ami " alcrS.
Charlotte Russo.
Fruit.
Sherry.
Coffee. Liquors.
microscopes at tho Institute.
The revelations by tic microscopes Oh cx-
libition to-:iay in the orpi,an's court room
we're wonderful. and many of marvellous
beauty. The exhibition was in charge of
Messrs. Walter z. King, benjamin Srind-
lex and Harry A. Gerhard, aud was ar
ranged for by MIR. J. Z. McCaskcy, as an
additional lecture Of tic teachers inSti- |
tute. 1t included the compound instru-
mcnts owned by Messvs. G. A. Locher.
druggist, Walter L. King. J. w. LcdIe. |
Grant Carpenter, J. /. McCaskev, Il. F.
Saylor, J. ID. pyott. G. B. Longenccker,
Nr NJ I, glerr Dr II ~ E,;rke H.