Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-12
COLUMBIA NEWS.
QUE REGULAk cOkKEsroNpESck

VOH AEuOAAn CORRESPONDENTS
Myers s. Rathfon, of Lancaster. yester-
day bought of Mr.. T. 3. Bletz, Of this
place, $500 horse.
A lamp was accidentally knocked ON to
of Putnam Circle, No. 113 B. w. II. +. Of
Pa. It was during the Initiation Of can
didate.
Freight is again very heavy on the Penn
sylvania railroad. The pay car Of this road
will arrive in Columbia this week.
A young daughter or Mr.. John Hinkls
has been badly poisoned by handling Paris
green. She + now quite i'll from the ef
feets Of it.
Thirteen chickens wers stolen from .
hen rO0st on Fourth street last night.
Amongst them was \ fine pair Of Cochin
China fowls.
.s..... Raspbsrsy Festival.
A raspberry festival will be held to. night
in the Methodist church parlOrs. Rasp-
berries, ico cream and cakes will be the
dainties served. The public is invited to
Participate.
Hit With Stone.
David Calvan, a lad of IL years, resid-
ing Oh Manor street, was struck in the face
with . stone yesterday, by an unknown
person. His face was considerably cut by
the blow.
Picnic ami Fishlng Parties.
A number of ladies and gentlemen spent
to-day at the Point, fishing.
The f. f. Lutheran Sunday. school pic
mic win be held ON the 2Oth Of July at
Lititz.
A large picnic was held at Wild Cat
Falls to-day, \by COlnmbians. 1t was
heartily enjoyed by all who attended.
Bsfore the Masjstrates.
Squire Young last evening gave the
lads q hearing who shot holes in an avn
ing cover on Third street, on the 4th of
July. They were discharged, after an
agreement to repair tho damage done had
been made.
Squire Grier sent two train Jumpers to
the county Jail, this morning. Officer
Gilbert, of the r. X. Il. police force. made
tho arrests.
PERSONAL Paragraphs.
Mr.. Howard Caswell, Of Utica, N, V, is
in town. u Ett. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Yeakle are spending u few
days at Atlantic City.
Miss Lillian Young is home from visit
to friends in POttsville.
Mr.. Christ Hershey left yesterday for
indianapolis, Ind. lie will be gone about
q month.
Mrs. Joseph Black, accompanied by her
daughter and son, Mr.. Joseph Black, jr.,
of Philadelphia, left to-day for Glen Hope,
Pa. ..H -.
Mr.. James Perrottet, on Sd street, is en-
tertaining his brother, Mr.. John Perrottet,
Of Havana, Cuba.
Run Over by Wagon.
While playing in the street in front Of her
fathers residence, ON Manor street, this
morning, Minnie, q o year.Old daughter
of Mr.. Otta Beinhauer, was run over by
Greider's milk wagon. A wheel passed
directly across tho child's forehead. Tho
little sufferer was carried into the house,
and physician summoned to her assis-
tance. Her injuries are painful, but are
not considered dangerous.
: I -
Runaway Accident.
Last evening about Z o'clock Alderman
Spurrier, accompanied by Deputy Sheriff
Charles Strine, drove up East King street,
as far as Lawrence Knapp's. The alder
man, having some business with MIR.
Knapp, went into the house, leaving the
team, spirited mare and buggy, in charge
Of MIR. Strine. The mare scared at
bicycle rider who was approaching, and
suddenly arountl, upset the buggy,
threw Strine to the ground, and after whirl-
ing around two or three times got
away from him and ran down East King
to Centre Square, striking the monument
and upsetting huckster stand, thence
through the market place, striking against
the side door of Hager's store, thence out
Market street to Edserly's coach works,
where she dropped the buggy, and thence
up Market street to James street, where
she was captured, not much the worse for
the run, having received only q few cuts OH
the legs. The buggy dul not fare so well,
having the single tree, and crOss-bar
broken aud one OF the wheels badly dished
and the axle-trce bent. Mr.. Strine was
bruised but not seriously.