Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-13
COLUMBIA NEWS.
OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE


On Saturday evening last the Democrats
nominated the following ticket
First Ward-Chief Burgess, Jacob
Sheath colncil, James Perrottet school
director H. T. Yergey inspector, John
Mccall judge, Louis Filbert; assessor,
G. F. Young assistant assessors, IL. H;
Kramer, ". II. Wanbaugh constable;
Robert Keech.
Second Ward-Chief Burgess, Jacob
Sneath council, Col. VIM Patton :;
school director, Ii. II. Graybill inspec
tor, j. NJ. Read judge, p. A. Kimburg,
sr. assessor, W. G. Duttenho(er assist
;:nt assessors, S S. Detwiler, Wm. Hams
constable, Allen Hall.
THIRD WARD-Chiei Burgess-Jacob
Sheath council, Samuel Arms school Gi-
rector, Daniel O'Donnell; inspector,
Johnson judge, Andrew Hardneil asses
aor, John Harsh assistant assessors, Geo.
Zciglcr aHd John Neiner: constable,
Frederick Struck justice of the peace,
Lewis Lyle.
a great deal of interest was
manifested in the nominations, and they
arc as strong Is tho Republicans. Lewis
LYLE received the deserved nomination for
squire, and will, without the least doubt,
defeat the Republican candidate; c. +.
ioiiiIt. Will clcdL H. t!cpI,ci !OI dSStSaDI
These two men'S election are without IA
doubt
Nothing of Importance in any of the
churches All had large congregations
On Saturday afternoon, Mr.. Frank
Murry, employed at bachmans planning
mil, in taking 4 piece of lumber from his
shoulder bent over farther than was neces
sarv and sprained his bacl. and side.
Tie .uurtramps arrested for drunken and
Giso!dery conduct at Donegal furnace at
Watts were brought to Columbia in
Wagons and taken before Suuirc Gricr
who committed three Of them for thirty
days, but as one Of them had behaved in
an orderly manner while under arrest he
only received fifteen days. One of them
would not walk at all and had TO be hauled
To the lookup in Z wagon. Considerable
amusement was made by linn, for after
being put in the wagon he winkcd at the
crowd They were taken to Jail in the
evening train. HOlenhOuser and Fisher
deserve great credit for their bravery and
prompt answering in the hour Of need.
II.e Jaw cilice Of Given & Bruncr has
been ,enodcled and is now one of the
hand we have ever seen. The front
room has been newly carpeted with tine
Brussels, as has the private room, and
both have been newly papered and painted.
A large heater has been placed in the Gel
lar and with registers heats bttl Offices
j wash room has also been made with
stationary washstand, etc. With the
addition OF new chairs tables and the like
the Office is completed.
The Columbia accommodation was 81
minutes lat: this morning On account If
the eng inf getting out Of steam above
cambridge.
The Frederick division pay car passed
through here this morning The p. r. Il.
- expected daily
One drunk and lisorlerly Was sent to
ail by Squire Young on Saturday, and one
more was sent down this morning.
Tony Denier's IIumpty Dunpty and
speciaity troupe play here on the 21st inst.
" Masc0ttc" by the Wilbur comic opera
company Thursday, 10Th; and the Passing
Regiment" by Daly's New York company
saturday. 18th.
Miss Emma II. Bradley, daughter OF
Francis Bradley, deceased, died at her
home, last evening OF consumption, at 9
' . clock
Miss Annie Welienseik, of York, who
has been visiting the Misses Herr for the
past few weeks, returned home on Satur-
day.
Tie boiler Works OF Sterling, Weidner
! Co. have been sold to another firm,
name 40: known. The building will be
removed 10 the vacant lot at Supplies en-
gine works. They will be made larger and
4 number more OF new hands added.
The Excelsior Elocuticn club meets to.
lnorrow evening at Miss Halle Wislar's