Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-10-26
COLUMBIA NEWS.


Events Along the susquehanna--Isen.s u
Interest tn and Around the Borough
Picked Up BY tho InteIli-
Gencers Reporter
Co e left this morning { 7:30 to attend
the Iii. Centennial.
Mr.. F. s Blctz's double team lar away
yesterday on Locust street and broke the
tongue Of his wagon.
The stO:e and residence Of Taylor Gable
is being repa:nted and beautified by d.
B. Nache Also the residence of Thomas
Sweeney.
Pennsylvania castle No. 7G, 1. y. r. oi
C., will havea reunion and supper in Odd
Fellows hall on Tuesday evening, No.
vembcr Z.
Mr.. Jerry Longs horse dropped down
suddenly in its stable yesterday, and being
unable to rise again it was killed to put il
out cf it's misery.
Mr.. Isaac StOll while returning from hi y
work a: Kauffman's quarries yesterday,
suddenly fell aud bit off the ena Of his
tongue aud cut his face
A solid plank floor is now being put
down at the Supplee steam works on
which to place another now lathe for
working iron.
The musicale this evenin. will be held
at tho residence of A. j. Kaufman, esq,
ON Second street. instead of At tho resi-
dence Of Mrs. +. A. Bennett, who is
absent from town.
Marietta turnpike yesterday, tearing the
harness aud breaking the shafts aud one
wheel.
We have heard that the Shawnee roll
ing mill will change hands. What pity
Szhat such extensive works are idle, and
what life and activity there going into Ope-
ration would give that part of our town.
As flock of wild ducks were swimming
on sheet of water near Shcrrick's ore
bank ON the Marietta pike, Mr.. Peter
Bradley shot into them, killing eleven. A
little dog which accompanied him brought
them to shore
Mr.. William WoOlson, of Rochester, n.
Y, il visiting friends on 4th street.
Miss Maize Davis, Of Catasuquia, Pa,
has returned homo after pleasant visit to
friends ON Cherry street.
see my friend Theodore L. Ulban,
could not resist the temptation to sec the
sights in Philadelphia, and left for that
place yesterday morning.
Cellars for Houses.
WOrkmen have commenced digging tue
cellars on I'd street preparatory to CON-
mencing building the twenty houses which
are to be erected near tho stOvo works as
soon as possible, and which are more par
tioularly intended for the employees of
that establishment.
Arrested.
Jim Moore is again in trouble this
time for threatening to beat his wife. lie
was arrested in MiddletOwE by Officer
Isaiah Miller and brought to this place,
and taken to tho Office of Squire Frank,
who committed him to Jail in default OF
bail to answer at court. James, be more
gallant in tho future is that the way you
keep your promise to love, honor and pro.
tect?
Tho Town Deserted
Oar town is nearly depopulatoI, every
person that could get away has loft fc.'
that place, and your humble correspond
ent is grumbling because he had to stay at
home. Our school board should be
ashamed of themselves in not permitting
our hard worked teachers to 20 and sec
the hi Centennial as they requested. Con
tlemep, be reasonable. Peun's anniversary
docs not occur often.
Tho Susquehanua fsoil.uc Mil
? The franc of the addition to the Sus
quehanna rolling mill is in place, and the
work Of Notwithstanding will soon be
commenced. The old franc building
which stands below the mill is now united
to it by this new building, and is to be
converted into warehouse. IF all the
manufacturing companies of this place dis
played as much enterprise as this rolling
mill company does, the town woui have
more life about It. Never mind, Just wait
aud SEQ what the stove works will do.