Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-27
COLUMBIA NEWS.


OK REGULAR COHRESPONDENCE
Events Along the experimentation IF
Interest In and Around the BOrouxi.
Picked Up by the lntelli-
Eencer's Reporter
Mr.. George Tile has gone to Philad.l
Miss Annie Bookls, of York, is visiting
Miss Fannie Bowers ON Poplar street.
The money drawer of Mrs. William
Lockard's confectionery store on Locust
street. was robbed Of $3 on Saturday altar
noon. =
Ice several inches thick formed on
the pond in Lockard's Hollow. and :.
number Of people went skatin. Gu it yes
terday. = 80"
| On Saturday three Of the moulders Vt
the keely stove works came to town. ac-
comPanied by their families. The men
Will De employed in the stove works As
soon as they are Opsnod here.
The articles which had not been soIL n.
the Il. A. X. fair were sold in the armo,v
on Saturday evening at auction. Tns
bidding was brisk and good prices were
realized.
A h0rse belonging to john Gould ran o.f
this morning on Cherry street. One Of The
wheels was broken by running agains. 4
hitching post which stood alongside :.
pavement IN ~. -.
The vacancy which has existed in IL.
night dispatchership OF the east Pennsy.-
vania railroad yards here has beeu
filed by the appointment of Mr.. Milspn
Mcfarland. late conductor Of the
road. ],
Tomorrow evening, beginning at :, p.
M, "young lady's tea party " will 10
held at the residence OF Mr. Geo. Grams,
ON Locust street. The proceeds will DO
devoted I" tins Presbyterian church.
The publ: aro cordially invited to at
tend.
An Engine Sr:hily Dam ,yeJ.
Engines Nos. 30 and 53i wero slightly
damaged this morning in the east wards OF
the p. Il. II. The latter engine ATTEMPTED
to pass the former which was standing on
siding that connects with the track en-
glne No. 54 WAS using, and close to the
point where two tracks join. The tender
OF engine Nos99 was damaged slightly and
the casing OF engine No. 5:4 was broken.
Amenities Of MARRIED. Life.
1t is not safe for = married man t. w.Ih
with single lady friend, aud "a youn.
Columbian has found Ou. this sad truth.
While he was prOmenadin;s on Third street
he met his better half, and she Immediate
ly began to demolish her rivai's head or
naments. When her horrified husband
interfered she threw :. large stone at him,
and no then lost lis temper and threw it
back. Fortunately neither were struck.
and the parties We're separated by Elu.nII
friends.
Co. q tO isC.uine Drill.
Circulars have been issued to tho n,cr,
bers of Co. G, calling attention to tho fact
that drill will be re commenced this oven.
ing. 1t il probable that the money al!
lowed the company by the Penn Bi-Cru-
committee will be paid to Ito
members ,O-night. A number Of youn.
ladies, who are to participate in y g broom
drill" which is soon to DO held in Mari
eta, are expected to witness the company
drill to night It is hoped that 4 iuii
turnout Of The company will take piic..
Pulpit Topics.
Tho . tnpardooable Sin" forme.. t...
subject Of a most interestin, ser,aa,a al
tho Methodist church last evening". Tia,
SUBJECT OF last evenings discourse ha.
been previously announced and Il good
sized audience was present to bear il.
The acceptance OF the call Of the Rev.
G. w. Eby, Of Wyoming, Pa, to tho pas
tOrship Of the Presbyterian church u! this
place, was read to tho congregation yes
terday. 1t is not probable that tho new
pastor will assume the duties until after
The holidays.
The subject Of last nights illustrated
lecture in the +. E. Lutheran churcl, wss
. Narrow Places in the Broad Way"
The painting which Was used to illustrate
the lecture was al unusually fine oi...
large congregation was p:sso;,s despite
The bad walking. ~