Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-10-12
COLUMBIA NEWS.


ZULU MDlA NEWS.
uUx RE0ULAx CORRESPONDENTS
Interest In and Around the lsorOuxh
Picked Up BY tho Intellf-
genccr's KepOrtsr
Mr.. j. q. Kupp's grocery store. corner
Of Sd and Walnut streets, is being en-
larged.
A large party which was held in Lam
caster last evening WAS attended by .
number Of ladies' and gentlemen from this
place. They returned about 5 o'clocx in
tho morning.
Horace Phillips. = lad OF IA years, cut
his brother John with :. knife while CD
gagged in a4uNvel on Walnut street last
evening. rh: wound was dressed by q
doctor and is not serious.
Last evenia. party Os II couple was
held on Walnu. street at tho residence Of
Mr.: John ,Jactsn. "A pleasant evening
was passed. TGst S5i
The representative Of the interest Of tho
Keely stove works company ut Spring
City, Mr.. w. II. Pr.h!er, spent yesterday
in this place.
Mr.. Samuel Diker, aged ~ years, died
at his residsuoc in Marietta last night. of
heart disease. He leaves q wife and two
children to IN ,urn his death. Deceased
was we'll. known in this place.
While attempting to lift heavy log ON
the river shore. yesterday afternoon.
Thomas Berry. aged 16 years, had bis
foot crushed by the log ls3hng 6pOn it.
One of his toes must be amputated.
William Smith, . tramp, had his head
severely cut with Stone hold in tho hand
of another member Of the fraternity,
this morniug on Front street, while on
gagged in drunken fight. By-stahderz
saved him from reeeivins further punish
mont.
Tho Mus,ca,e.
This evening tho Thursday evening mu.
sicale will be held at the residence Of DR..
DR.. j. X. Liuewoavor, ON Walnut street.
The society is open for any person to Join.
A pleasant evening can always be spent
| by those attending, in addition to the az.
QUESTION of knowlsd % Of music. Very
few young mon have thus far eonnected
themselves With the organization, nnd it
Increased. Very satisfactory progress is
being made with ths study Of the opera
of " Patience"
Personal Men,iOn.
Miss Mamie Lawson, of Reading, il tho
guest of friends on Walnut street.
Mr.. w. A. Galbraith has returned to
his old homo in Philadelphia.
Miss Laura Keller, or Harrisburg, ts
| visiting friend here.
Mr.. MAXWELL Williams hF gone to New
York whsrs he has secared q position.
Mr.. Harry r. Miller was united in mar
| riage to Miss BERTHE Wehrly ON Tuesday
| evening In the First Methodist church of
| York, Both are resideptSQf that borough.
Mr.. Miller has large circle Of acquaint-
ances in this place.
Dsnoosa.,o Bird.
In celebration OF the result Of She
Ohio election, Squire Grier<ha a-1afge
rooster tied in front Of his Office yester-
day. In it's tail was fastened small
American flag. The novel spectacle at
tracted considerable attention from p4ssers-
by. Several attempts to free tine bird
were made by parsons whS desired to per-
petrate a joke on the squire. He was too
vigilant, however, and they did not suo-
coed.
| JyThHsvse Aboa,t. AZ bT
Thieves entered the residence of Henry
Devlin last night and stole a pOcketbOOk
containing q small sum of money. guam
tity OF clothing and q shot gun. Tho
family were out Of town at the time and
i
berry was discovered.
Almose Faro. - .
A fire nearly occurred this morning In
house situated in an alley in rear Of 4th
street, in the eastern part Of town. Some
clothing had been hung by the fire to dry.
and. catching fire. dropped to the floor aud
set tire tO the carpet. The owner of tho
house discovered the Aauhss in tim6 to OK
/ t,nvni,l, them haft,re much dama0o waS
done. -t':t,EJTl
Serious Runs way Accident.
The following particulars Of runaway
accident which occurred in York county,
near Wrightsviil. yesterday afteIhOo, were
received from . relible source Mr..
John Barber aud wife. residing near York,
were coming to .COluipbia in a spring
wagon. The horse boame frightened and
run off as it was passing another team.
The wagon was overturned and tho Occu-
pant thrown out. Mr.. Barber's right arm
was broken and he is also suffering from
internal injuries, tLs extent of which arc
unknown as yet = Mrs. = Barber es-
caped with slight injuries. The in
jured man was taken to . 'neighbor's
house, a.:l medical assistance summoned.
Ho will 10 taken to his home as soon rs it
is possible to do 80. The horse was
caught u short distance from tho scouo OF
his accident. lie was much cut about
the body aud legs. Tho wagon was splin-
tered to pieces.
| Court Of COmmOn Peas
BEFORE JUDGE LIVINGSTON. -
In the case of Caroline Vauleu w.. the
executors Of Needbam Wilson, testimony
for tho plaintiff was yesterday afternoon