Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-22
COLUMBIA NEWS.


OULUMDlA NEWS.
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Interest In ssA ArsgDa sAs DoeoagA
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On next raesdat 'eyening ! fancy dies.
ball viu b. hold Il the araory. iToT Gca
The bridge over tho river Is having twS
Of its old pters replaced with new ones.
There win be service in the Presby yterian
church TO morrow morning and evsni 4
the usual hours. Rev. Irwin T, Nee Curdy,
Of Frederick, Nd, will preach. ,1mr'oo
Tho funeral services OF Mrs. Knipe.e Of
Wrightsville, win be held in tho Presby-
terisn church Of that place ut three o'clock
tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. Bepjamin Blstz lies at his homs on
Union street In . preoariess condition,
On accOunt ofthe heat, tho Mssons will
hold no meetings inANgusE FOf'tke' 'Ame
reason mono were held in July.
A large srowd will go to tho LaDdisville
campmeeting from this place to morrow
if the weather il favorable. ~"
The stock eeriiestes Of the Keeiy stove
works Rave been received by tho treasurer,
Mr.. 8. s. Detwiler, and arc now ready for
issue to those who have paid their in
stallmants. ar .--.......-... -'a5in"t't
There will be no service in the Reformed
church, corner Of Third and Cherry street,
after Tomorrow for several Sundays, on
account Of the absence of the pastor, Rev.
G. 8. Gerhard, who will leave on Monday
for three weeks vacation. .za,nab
While playing about a hsy.cutttng ma
chine yesterday little son Of Nc. Edward
Collins, residing on tho Lancaster pike,
had one of bis fingers cut of. ira
The Columbia fire company boys have
just received from the city . fiDe pair or
boxing gloves, with which they intend
giving Sullivan Wilson sparring exhibi
tions r r'fa hr' a' - .7R- -,
There is very offensive smell given out
by dead cat at Fourth and Cherry streets.
1t should be removed Immediately. Co
.lumbia is healthy now, and We don't want
any diseases to be caused by dead animals
lying about her streets. .,y4 ifr
Country RoWdies. .ufI .-fT
Countrymen and boys returning home
from an evenings jOlificatiOn in town
make night hideous on North Walnut
street by their drunken, howlngs Com
plaint has been made regarding it by o
number of citizens. One or two arrests
would put an end to it. .,'.'' ... ,,.,
Independent Republican KsiIy To-sighs.
A bomb has been thrown in tho 6tal-
wart Republican camp here by the issue of
circular calling meeting of the Inde-
pendent Republicans in Odd Fellows hall
at 8 o'clock. The Stalwarts affect TO turn
up their noses at tho movement against
Beaver, but they quake in their mOuldy
boots nevertheless.
.;"' The Lutheran Picnic.
The E. e. Lutheran Sunday school pic
mic, yesterday. 1T Lititz, was . very plea
SAINT one. Nothing occurred to mar the
pleasures of the day. Many attended from
other churches. About 800 in all were
present. On account of the picnic the
preparatory services, which are usual
ly held on Friday evenings wcrc postponed
until 8 p. m. today, ,aI,r.. , H.. ...,!f
Trains tor CamPnoetiHg. t'iEi
TraiIs will leave the Reading s. Col.
umbia railroad station hero tomorrow, for
Landisville, at 8:45 q. m., l:45 p: m., and
$50 p. m. The last train for Columbia
will leave Landisville at $50 p. N. Tickets
for round trip 40 cents. Mr.. James ALI
s0n will have tickets for sale at all tho
Landisvitle bound trains. -4'''- IL
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About 40 members of Gen. Welsh Post
No. 118 G. A. r. left town for Gettysburg,
this afternoon on tho special headquarter
train which came from Philadelphia. On
board of it were Colonel Vanderslice,
of the Philadelphia depart
ment of the Grand Army of the Republic,
an immense number of members of tho
Philadelphia posts and the Wecacoe BIT d
OF that CITY. All wers in high spirits.
Beay IdeusiAsd end Birsod.
Tho body found in tho river few days
ago, is supposed to he that of young son
OF Mr.. John B. Geiter, Of Shamokip, who
was drowned in Conewago Falls, while
running away from the soldiers' orphan
home at White Hall, which place he at
tended, with companion. Tho boat up
set in the falls and the companion Of young
Geiter saved himself by clinging to the
hoat, while tho latter was drowned.
Deputy Coroner Frank empanneled a jury
and held an inquest on tho remains, the
verdict of which was accidental drowning.
The body was inferred yesterday after.
noon in Mt. Bethel cemetery here.
Personal Paragraphs.
Mr.. II. NJ. North and family have gone
to Bedford Springs. .,...t
Mr.. Hambright Boyer, now of Phila.
delphia, but a native of this place, is visit
ing friends here. ,.r
Miss Grace Folk has gone to Souders
burg, Pa, to visit friends. ."'l n'
The Misses Myrs and Matte Conard re.
turned home to 'Philadelphia last evening.
Miss Minnie Gilman returned with Miss
Lucy Mcclellan, to-day to the latter's homo
in Altoona.
Miss Florence Wolfe, of Frederick, Nd,
has been q guest of Mrs. Robert Ryan, Oh
Walnut street, this week. -
There are plenty of fishing parties on
the river now, but few boating excur-
sions. The boats for hire are too much
like tubs to afford any pleasure in row.
ing.
DRUG STORE ROBBED.
SlcOlesEy's Drag Store Entered by Thieves
Last night . thief or thieves entered
the drug store of Dr.. 8. B. McCleery,
corner Of Prince and Orange streets, aud
stole therefrom about % from the till, a
cas- Of fine surgical instruments, micro
scope, a cigar case, shaving aud hair
brushes, lot Of postage stamps, two OF
three ounces Of morphia, and other arti-
cles. An entrance was effected by break.
ing open an outside cellar door on the |
Orange street side Of tho building, and