Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-23
COLUMBIA NEWS.


Events Along the Experimentation os
Interest In and Around the borough
Picked Up BY tho lntelli-
Eencsr's Reporter
Miss Lille Dyer is visiting friends in
New York and Philadelphia.
Mr.. Joshua Wall, Of Lock Haven, has
returned home after short visit to friends
here.
The funeral of Mr.. James H. Daily took
place this afternoon from his late residence
on Walnut street.
Squire Young had an intoxicated huck-
ster before him last evening, for breakinga
little musicians violin at the corner Of
Locust and Third streets yesterday evcn-
ing. He was discharged ON payment oil
costs.
Market was largely attended by buyers
and sellers this morning, Notwithstanding
the threatening state Of the weather.
There was no scarcity Of vegetables Of
all kinds common to this part Of the sea-
son.
A number of stores belonging to the
Jewish faith here, are closed, this being Il
Jewish holiday. 1t began last evening ut
o'clock and will end this evening ut tho
same time
A delighted and highly apprcciasivs
audience greeted the opera Of s. Olivette"
last evening at the opera house. MIR. w.
w, Allen a C6quesseot, was repeatedly
encOred. The troupe is . first class one.
and cannot be too highly commended.
Drunksn Ansacs.
Another drunken man entered i Fifth
street residence last evening and amused
himself for q while abusing tho lady in
mates. They stood it as long rs possible
and then throw him out. His face, on
landing ON the pavement, WAS picture Of
astOnishment. liz expected I" have u
better time than ho had.
fsrty Mt Marietta.
A large party was held at tn, lower end
Of Marietta on Thursday evcnin., which
was attended by about a score "f Colum-
bians. Tho music was furnished by
WOlfe's Columbia orchestra. The dancing
was not ended until tho wee hours caused
epelids to grow heavy.
An leo Wagon Breaks Down.
While crossing tho railroad track at the
Pennsylvania railroad depot this morning,
Filbert's ice wagon broke down. The nc.
cident was caused by the wheels being
caught by the rails. The right hind
wheel was . complete wreck. little boy
was standing on the rear step OF the
wagon at the time Of the breakdown. and
his foot was caught and injured between
the step and the ground.
Raturn Of the Flremen.
The representatives Of the Columbi. lire
department at the state firemen's conven-
tiOn in Bradford, returned this morning.
They are highly pleased with their trip.
The following clipping from the
Bradford Eceniag Star will show Col
umbians that their town has some
voice in matters outside of Lancaster cou,l-
ty. 1t relates to a report Of tho work Of
the convention "Mr. Roberts desired
the convention to excuse his unavoidable
absence from the hall, saying MIR. George
w. Schroeder, vice president, would pre-
side in his stead.
Mr.. Schroeder took tho chair anu
thanked the convention, in y few we'll
chosen words for his. election"
stuck I'm tho mua.
For some time past Echternach Il
Keough have been very busy cleaning out
tho western reservoir. The mud is taken
out and dumped down over the bank on
the pike. There is a huge pile Of
mud there now, but there is room for
wagons to pass. Last evening u light to
warn passers-by was placed on the mud, =
but likely blew out during the night. At
an early hour this morning man named
Somers, residing in East Lampeter, was
driving into town to attend market. His
horse, small animal, ran into tho pile Of