Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-10-02
COLUMBIA NEWS.


ZULU INDIA NEW WO.
'UK KEGULAK CORRESPONDENCE
events Along the susqushauna-ltems o
lnterest I'm and Around tho Borough
Picked Up BY tho Intelli-
Gencer's Reporter
The Walnut street property OF JOSEPH
Desch is being enlarged and otherwise i'm
proved.
The comic opera of the " Merry War /"
will he presented here to morrow evening
by Charles E. F0rd's opera troupe.
John Harrison lad his collar bone
broken on Saturday night by being thrown
near this place.
The funeral of the late Jacob Kauffma'r
of Chestnut Hill, was attended to-day by
delegation of the members of SUE. -
hanna lodge No. 80, I. o. o. F., Of i;h
organization deceased was membc.
Owing to the serious illness ii the
mother of Mrs. r. C. Soaring, wiz Of the
pastor of st. Paul z. E. church., which
both, no services were held in the church
yesterday.
Mr.. James Brannan, 7G years of age,
Chestnut Hill. lie will be inferred at
Ironvil!e to morrow at Q a. m.
A large crowd attended the dance at
Mountvillo ON Saturday night. WOlfe's
orchestra, for tie benefit of which tine
dance was given, cleared $75. A consid-
erable number of COIumbians were. present.
Mr.. A. NJ. Keese's danctn school
already numbers 33 pupils. Mo-: are ex-
pected to join, but this is now t.. largest
that has Eeen raised in Colu mbia for
years.
Tho Stove Works.
The chairman of tho sale of lots of the
KerIy stove works company, desires US to
t le erection of ten dwelling houses, as
stated last week. Our informant made a
mistake. They arc yet open to purchas-
orS.
Brakeman Injured.
While assisting to unload a box at
Christiana station, on Saturday night,
John L. Baily, brakeman of the p. X. Il.
company, who resides on Walnut street,
this place, had one Of his legs badly in.
jurcd by the box falling upon it.
Tow Hillors Engage in kistcnffs.
Two Tow Killers disturbed tho peace Of
the Five Points on Saturday night by in
dulging in pusilistic encounter. The
police were not about. They generally
give that neighborhoOd wide birth on
Saturday night. 1t is not considered
healthy quarter for policemen.
New hooks for the schoch Library.
VIM. B. Givcn. esq. chairman of the
SchOch library committee, has purchased
n number OF new books for the library.
Those persons who desire good reading for
the long winter evenings cannot do better
than by subscribing to this library. The
collection of books is large and varied,
embracing almost every subject. The
charges are only sl.0O per year. New
books are being continually added.
Borough Personals.
Mr.. A. II. Reese has gone to Philadel-
phia on a business trip.
Miss Mamie Keen, of Lancaster is visit
ing Mr.. J. G. Snavely, on Manor street.
Mr.. Frank Given, OF Philadelphia. spent
the Sabbath with his brother, Mr.. VIM. Ii.
Given, on Chestnut street.
Hayes Smith returned to duty on the
Pennsylvania railroad this morning, after
month illness.
Miss Matte Given has gone to Pbiladel.
phia to attend Madam Dillage's school for
young ladies.
Essie Hallowell and Nettio Peck, Of
t0ona, arc guests of Mrs. William p Al
on Sixth street.
Dedication Of q Church.
St Johns Lutheran church was tedi-
Gated yesterday. Tho building was
filled to overlooking morning and evening.
The morning exercises were conducted by
Professor Richards, of Muhlenbsrg COL
legc, Allentown. In the evening the
Rev. p. Mayscr. president of the 74th
conference of the ministerium of Penn
sylvania, assisted by the Rev. Samuel
Yingling, pastor Of the church, and several
other ministers, Oficiated. The choir of
Christ Lutheran church, Lancaster, was
present, and furnished some very fine
vocal music. The subscriptions toward
tho liquidation of tho church debt
amounted to almost 5000.