Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-15
COLUMBIA NEWS.
''E HEGULAK CORRESPONDENCE
Events Along tho Su-quet.anns-;,en Of
Interest In and q round the ljOronSh
Picked Up by I:sc InteliI-

''E HssGULAK CORRESPONDENTS
Events Along tho susq.es.an"a-;,emr q
Interest In and q rouni the iiOrsnSis
Picked T.? by t:'c Intelii-
Eencer's Reporter
RazOrs were flying in the air on To y
Hill last night. but no blood was drawn.
A toy performing bear is q great at
traction in Heiss & Kaulfman's window,
while Punch and Judy show at Allison s
excit,s interest amcng the little folks
Considerable machinery for the keely
stove works has already arrived from
Spring City and more is coming.
Tue musicale last night decided cot to
re"rgauize.
r. Il. Vache fell down stairs by reason
OF an attack of vertigo last evening q.
sustained a slight conclusion of the I'm.
To- day his condition is improved.
4 feigEt train separated here II ;Lii
early hour this morning and y aeE tie
first section Was moved; back tho contact
was SO violent that two cars both loaded
witt, leather were badly broken.
Mi.s Emily Hoffer is home again from
a visit to friends in The interior of the
state Mrs. Julius Cuu.boissicr ard
MIS-. Rudolph PelrottetS have gore
to Port Je:vis, n. Y; Mrs. Annie
Wamburgh and MIR. jeff C!epper hav.
been called by telegraph to the sick bed of
their sister, Mrs. John Filbe,t. Mr.. Ar
drew Hill and family have removed to
Philadelphia.
J. Enfield Leamap, Of this pl -, has
been appointed night operator at :is new
Iy established telegIap Office at Paxton
street, Harrisburg.
The repainting Of the Presby terian par
Sx,o., hog .vrooflx- bo pLc <,f
that building.
Heavy :,cicht traffic caused blockade
81 the cast yards here last night and
,i.,taiaed York bound travellers over AZ
i.uur.
I.e school lsSars!
AT l.s; nights meeting of the school
board all the members were pre- sent except
Mir. Wike. The finance committec's
r.pOrt showed $2, COZ 80 receipts 81, 151,- :
G6 expenditures and sI.45544 balance {;
it also stated tia. T. Z Dunbar had been
given additional time Cor settlement OF
1851 duplicate. On tho recommendation,
OF the supplies committees, said Com
mittee were empowered 20 provide
additional blackboard surface for rooms )
and 6. and to repair boards now in use
The library committee reported additions
of Is new volumes at 4 cost of $S3.41,
and also that a circular letter had been
issued setting forth the advantages Of the
SLOch library and inviting public support
list Of ito paying subscribers will be
published. The superintendent report
showed total OF l,270 pupils in attend
ancc at the several schools, with an aver
age Of 1,125 daily, Of whom 5Si we're
present at every session and there
were 3S visitors during the mouth. On
Mr.. Sladc' motion it was ordered to close
the schools from Dec. 23, 1882, to Jan. s,
1885, and that tho teachers be requested
to teach at the end of the regular school
term four extra days The meeting hour was
changed to 1880 O'clock, but the former
hour Of was afterwards substituted.
Bills to the amount of S16.1O were
approved, and after Mr.. Westgate's ro
quest for the use of one Of tic
school rooms for the accommodation of a
class in ponnmanship for tho term of
twelve nights had been referred to the
committee OF supplies and repairs with
power t. act, the board adjourned.