Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-06-30
COLUMBIA NEWS.
oUE REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE
Events Along the Susqueh anBa-ltems OF
Interest In and Around the Borough
Picked Up by the lntelM-

Events Along the Susqueh anRa-ltems OF
Interest In and Around the Borough
Picked Up by the lnteln-
gencers Reporter.
The P. r. r. will sell excursion tickets
on main line and branches on the 1st, Cd,
Sd and 4th of July-so will the r. s. c.
Tho Odd Fellows.
An order has just been received from
the grand lodge of Odd Fellows of Penn
sylvania, by the subordinate lodge in Col
umbia, requesting the latter to work in
the third degree after July 1st. Hereto
fore the second was the highest degree
taken by the members OF the order here
and compels all such to add ono more to
those now taken.
Pattison Well Received.
Columbia Democrats are we'll pleased
with the result of the state conventions s
work. All agree in pronounciug tho
ticket q strong one that's sure to win.
Several prominent Republicans, among
whom were some independents, have the
same opinion of it. Editor Grier looks as
il he :. caught On" to a gold NINE.
Editor Yocum picnicked at Lititz, had a
good time and returned home happy
until he heard the news. Yocum sat pen
sively in front of the Franklin house last
night as if there was a funeral in the
family" and ex- Sheriff Strine hadn't time
to give his opinion thinks the two s
Beaver and Brosius-are trump cards
yet, and "cusses ~ the Independents IS
usual.
A. J. Kaufman: II think the head of
the ticket is strong; it may cause some
Kicking among the old school Demo
Gratis of Philadelphia"
G. S. Kaufman "No better man
could have named. He, like Stewart, are
both striving for the same end-refOrm
anti-bossism and honest government"
Squire Evans "All men of credit
no better and stronger ones could have
been named"
The stove Works.
The directors of the stove works had a
meeting Wednesday evening, but little
business of public importance was done.
In conversation with Director Given to-
day he says the works are receiving more
orders than they can fill that the works
| will be removed here between the 1St and
| 10Th OF November. He says over 20
| families will come here with it, and con-
siders it fine chance for capitOlists to
build houses for their accommodation, rs
there is not three vacent houses at pres
ent in the town. It is rumored that quite
a number of stove workers will visit us
during the 4th holidays. Welcome!
The Borough Budget.
The Columbia band promises to seren.
| ade several of our citizens this evening.
The Westminster presbytery, which
lstely convened at Stewartstown, has ap.
pointed Rev. 8. G. Hume, of Lancaster,
to officially announce to the Columbia con-
gregation that that body had dissolved the
relat,ons of Rev. John McCoy with it.
Edw. Betdell is the owner of dog
whose life should certainly he short
within the last week he has bitten three
persons, Samuel Alderman being his last
victim.
Call him Conductor Isaac Simmons
hereafter-for he has been promoted to
that position on the C. s. P. d. II. r.
John Kreider, of Wrightsvilie, takes tbs
cake. He caught over 260 fish, and large
oles, too, at the dam yesterday.
Chief Burgess Jacob Sheath las issued
his Fourth of July proclamation, Iprohibi'
ting the freing of dangerous fireworks or
that day.
Notwithstanding all opposition to it,
the stores will Ge closed during the months
OF July and August at 7:3O p. M, except
ing on Saturdays.
w. Hayes Grier, of the Herald, viii
leave for Mountville soon-accepting th'
offer of Farmer John Hoover-to work il
his harvest field. Wages, S. per day
"No Others need apply"