Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-30
COLUMBIA NEWS.


Events Along tho susquehaana-lsems Of
Interest In and Around the B0roogh
Picked Up BY the Intelli-
Eencsr's Reporter
The week of services at the Methodist
church ended last evening.
Miss Bertha Hummell, OF New York, is
visiting Mrs. A. Jessel, on Locust street.
Mr.. Will Shenberger has gone to Glrard
Manor, Shenandoah valley, Pa, to visit
friends.
Mr.. Robert Haldeman, former Colum.
bian, but now of Toledo, o., is in town.
At st. Paul's p. E. church tomorrow
morning at 1880 o'clock, the holy COM
munion will be Celebrated.
Sheriff High and Deputy Sheriff Strine
were in town to-day, on business con.
nected with the defunct LycOming insur-
ance company.
Mr.. William Mays son George, - years
old, had his head severely cut by q stone
last evening, which was thrown by some
unknown person.
wagon which is employed in hauling
stone from kauffman's quarries, broke
down at the latter place this morning from
being overloaded.
Squire Young sent to the county Jail
this morning, for five days, tinsmith
from Hanover, who was arrested last night
by Officer Gilbert for being drunk and
disorderly.
Another arrest on the same charge was
made by Officer Rodenhauser last even-
ing. The unfortunate was let off by pay
ing the costs. He was not quite as noisy
as the other offender.
The Rev. DR.. VIM. II. Bingham, of Ok
ford pa uill tho v>,,1ns< OS In
Presbyterian church tomorrow morning
and evening. Services will commence at
the usual hours
Burned With Hot Pitch.
While assisting in the work of applying
pitch to the rOOfOf the stove work build
ings, yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Samuel
Preston had his hand severely burned by
the boiling liquid. 1t has incapacitated
him from labor for the present.
Fight Bstwoen COlored Mon.
Two colOred men indulged in a pugilis-
tic encounter on Fifth street, last even
ing. Beyond a few scratches they are not
damaged. The . Tow Hillers'' are like
the Mexicans in q revolution, they don't
often get hurt.
"A special excursion car will bo attached
to the way passenger train tomorrow
morning, to bring excursiOnists from
Lancaster to this place, to witness the
dedication services of the new St. Johns
Lutheran church, which will take place in
the morning. A choir of sixteen voices
will be in attendance. 1t will como from
Lancaster. The excursiOnists will return
on Monday. Tickets for round trip, forty
six cents.
Show Mon In Town.
Mr.. Walter S. Berry, agent for Frank 1.
Frayne's dramatic company, was in town
to-day, billing for the presentation here
on October 9th, in the opera house, the
play Of " Mardo'
The agent of Barpum, Mr.. James A.
Savage, who arranges for the railroad ex-
cursions. was also in town to-day, arrang-
ing an excursion to Lancaster on October
12, the date Of Barnum's appearance in
that place.
Tie Reading s. Columbia railroad will
run grand excursion to Philadelphia on
Monday, October 2, leaving Columbia at
600 a. m. Fare for the round trip 81. An
excursion will also be run over the Phil
ade'phia & Reading railroad, on that day,
to Egg Harbor City, to enable persons to
SEQ the sfair, which will be in progress.
The round trip tickets for this excursion,
from Philadelphia, Is Is cents, including
admission TO the fair.