Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-16
CULCMBIA NEWS.
From Our Regular Correspondent,

AsoAAA OsAA AHS6uAAA OEECSROHueht,
James Wilson is visiting friends in Lam
caster.-Samuel Pence is home from CHI
cago with IN order for $50, 900 cisars.-
VI. p. B. Nache is better and Mr. Thsn-
dore C;bIu is out of doors again after an
attack o; typhoid malacia.-JameS Zsrgcr
is home from Getty sbury thcolorical
seminary to spend the ho!idays.-Two
large turkeys were stolen from Mr.. John
Yeager's chicken coop last nisht.-Ex-
cursion tickets at two-shirds ON Reading
31S.. 1885. ani on January lsr. 1888. good
until January 2,' lss5.-W. y. King
is closing out his grocery but
will continue his bakcry.-Ihe
Friends meeting will be il the
Cherry street church tomorrow morning.
and Rev Il. ". Humphries. OF the Meth
". G. Graft. Of Washington. in the morn
ing. and in the evening Rev. Galloway, of
Philadelphia will preach.-Shooting match
for turkeys ut river front on Union street,
this afternoon, and to night rattle at the
Seven Stars hotel, Front street.-The
lookup is full of tramps every Gay.-Thele
by skaters on the river Edward Eager
Atiii patty h'tASV tSSp
nisht.-One Of Mr. Patton's clerks
has identified the overeoat stolen
from his store by the saeak thief
whose arrest in lancaster has been chron-
icied i'll thc INTELI.IGESCEE's local col
umns.-'Squire Gricr committed John
Myers, drunk aud disortlery. to psis N for
Thirty davs.-The dancing school is 4
success.-P. y. II pay car here. e.--I;aIl will
will be held il arnory Christni?s afternoon
and evening.
I.shvnS HIS BIi's i;ehiHd sllrr.
Charles Glockler. VIII has had umtil
recently Il shoe StuGs. ~ the corner Vf
Third and Cherry s.ler:>, has left towi,
rathn- suddenly. leaving y number ~! III
pa i, bills hind Til, ,,,:> "G Ii. >t,,r;
We're All secretly packed! up y" t.'si.t. au,.
taken 10 the I'eilEsyIva:il;: :a!I,,,rl freight
depot. When this fact became kuOwn
oae Of his ciCditers had - bill o. seizure
issued on the goods, but 20. some reason
it did not amount to anything, ami t!Ie
goods were taken away iu safety. Clock
ler's neighbors now understand the mean
ing of the hammcring noises which they
heard issuing from ms store uu.iI far into
the nights.
Ea::i:y !i.rae'i.
y ''sN:1l-S W i't Saft'f WI W c'thIs'
day iIom the result Of ir ,i.ss received
last Saturday. will be buried - morrow :t
10 clock ut Irony;l,s. The accident &c
currcti while she :T.ls rendering lari. Her
dress r,u .i.t lire an! before assistance,
COULD ia given, she was terribly burned.
Death rlme to her as = n=rcifui reiief to
terrible suffering. He. i.ien'S :,ro invited
TO atten,: the funeral.
Sudden Death.
Last evening John Mcfarland. 4 .cd over
% scais. who resides at Chq2es. fell over
whiiss Attending to some horses in a stable,
and IN b short time was dead. \ short
time b3:c.c his death lie returned from
Marietta, where lie had been 10 :: wagon
and was apparently in good health. A
rush Of blood t. the head was .sIe cause
of his death. iIa WAS an old resident OF
ChiIucs and leaves u wife ana family to
mourn bis death.
Ehe Gutter S:.:pes' EaaIue:.
A banquet was held nj Warre:. ) res
taurans kat night 10y the Gu.tcr
Snipcs,' "1.' take their vacation III Reh,
bath rv>ty S'tmmcr. some wcrn .reso rt
from I.oiica>t,:: and PI:!ini-i','..t. Twenty
one attended an'! enioy.u themselves
highly. DeEcat 5 Of every sort tempted
their pale g Singing ard speochmak ng
wee freely i,lduiged ii, also champagne.
Tn2 Utilization ended about 80 : III.