Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-10-09
COLUMBIA NEWS.


COLUMBIA NEWS.
QUE KeGULAk CORRESPONDENTS
Events Along the experimentation
Interest In and Around the BOrOuRh
Picked Up BY the lntellf-
Eeneer's Reporter
A spread rail threw q freight car off
the track at tho Henry Clay furnace, yes
tsrday.
Mr.: George Garven il now rebuilding the
house on the Lancaster pike which was
destroyed by fire last simmer.
MIR. David Jones buried his 5 year old
daughter Lima, yesterday afternoon. In
teEmene In Bethel cemetery.
lestarGiay morning engine Ne. 142. r.
Il. r., was thrown of the track ON Front
street BY = misplaced switch.
The long expected tricycle. of MIR. Thos.
Sweeney. Vas received this morning. 1t
came from England.
The borough council will not hold a
meeting until Friday evening next. No
meeting was held last Friday.
Mr.. George Helm, whose arm was am
putated last Friday, on account of injuries
received on tho railroad, is improving.
Z. K. Smith s. ca. 3 bank has been
beautifully repainted and rep;,percd. The
wood work has been painted to initiate
black walnut. Tho paper was furnished
BY Mr.. "A. K. FOndersmith, Of Locust
street. l.
Yesterday afternoon, as two young
ladies' were driving through tho gateway
of Peter Bitner's place ON Walnut street,
one of the wheels Of the carriage caught
against the gate-pOst and was wrenched
off. The fair occupants we're considerably
alarmed by the accident.
Irwin Miller, 0 years Of age, residing Oh
Walnut street, had his nose broken by =
fall from q chestnut tree ON Saturday,
while gathering chcstnuts in Wisler's
woods.
Those persons residing in the vicinity of
tho armOry were much annoyed by a fight
that occurred at tho ball held there on
Saturday evening. Que young man was
badly battered up.
. ..5tl BaseDAn. .s
A mattel, game of baseball was played
ON tho river shore on Saturday afternoon,
between Lancaster club and the Key
stone Of this place, with the following re-
suit: Lancaster, 12; Keystone, II. A
return game is to be played. Tho latter
club require considerable practice, IN they
did not play well together.
WRECK On tho Frederick Division.
Several freight cars and cabin car were
wrecked at Hellam, on the Frederick di-
vision of the PR. Il. ON Saturday evening
between 8 and O'Clock by the train drawn
by Engine No. 61, breaking it into two
sections and the rear one cOlliding with
tho front one. No person was injured but
trains were delayed some time.
Lawn Tsnnis
On Saturday afternoon game oi lawn
tennis, lasting three hours, was played on
Mr.. John Fendrich's grounds. The sides
were composed of Messrs. ID. B. Case, of
Marietta, and William FeHilrich, of this
place, opposed to Messrs. Simon p. Cam
eron, Of Donegal springs. AMI Frank L.
Hiestand, Of Marietta. Forty five games
were played. The former gentlemen re-
cord 60 points and the latter 10.
Buried with Bsilitasy HOnors.
The funeral Of the late Joseph SourJeer
was held yesterday afternoon at ? o'clock.
The services were conducted in Coukman's
n. E. chapel. corner of Fifth and Locust
streets. Sixty-flve members Of Gen.
Welsh post, No. 11S, g. A. r., were
present in uniform, accompanied by I
drum corps, and Sc members of Susque-
hanna lodge, No. 80, l. o. o. F., were in
A firing squad OF the q. A.
Il. had been provided with blank car
tridRes, but having become damaged, tho
firing was worry poor.
Mr.. ]. A. Meyers is in Philadelphia.
Miss Minnie Gilman is spending few
days in York with friends.
Mr.. g. w. Brown. formerly Of this place,
row Of Brooklyn, is here seeing old
Messrs. Andrew Zahm and Percy Wall,
of Philadelphia, are visiting the latter's
sister, Mrs. Charles Smith.
Mr.. Edward Edwards, manager OF Fen
drich i Humels iron works, Harrisburg,
is in town.
DR.. J. ]. Given, OF Baltimore county.
Nd, Is being entertained by VIM. b.
Given, esq.,, ON Chestnut street.
Exesasiys Ssls Of Stocks.
On Saturday afternoon tho following
sale Of stocks Of tho late Henry Suydan,
was held at the Franklin house On Locust
street VIM. 3. Given, esq.,, administra-
tor OF the estate, and Samuel Hess Il Son,
of Lancaster, anctioneefs.
Ten shares SUPPLIES steam engine COM
pany to j.. 4. Wilmer at $40 per share.
Par value, 800.
Two shares Reading 4 COlumbi. to
John Friday at $40 per share. Par value,
$50. ~
Five shares or Mount Bethel cemetery
to John Friday at s4,a5 per
here, Par yalae $40 no Il
Two sharlss Of Odd lTeIlews' Hall asso
'iation to J. A. Meyers, ut $1O."j per
hare, Par value $40.
Ten shares Of Keeby Stove Works com.
pany, to Geo. w. Haltleman, at so por
'hare. Par value $50.
Twenty three shares OF COlumbi9. Ma
;ional bank brought s150 per share. Par
'alue 900. The following gentlemen
we're the purchasers A. Bruner, 10
.hares; William Patton, shares;
Ephraim Hershey, q shares.