Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-18
COLUMBIA NEWS.
QUIZ REGULAk CORRESPDNDENCl

EvsatD Along the Susquehanna-ltema o.
lnterest In and Around the Borough
Picked Up by the Intellf-
genesr's Reporter.
John Warren's life was threatened by .
rough from Harrisburg last evening.
The pulpit Of 8. PAul's r. sE. ichurcb,
was occupied on Sunday by tho Rev. d.
B. Wilson, Of Lancaster.
H. Rogers and George Kildebourne had
a fight on frout street this morning. Tho
latter received thrashing. /,
The attempt to arrest the scOundT0l who
made an indecent exposure of his person
to number of ladies this morning, on
Locust street. was unsuccessful. He should
be punished to the full extent Of tho law
if caught. ,...........-.s-
About 100 persons attended ths Pionio
of the u. B. Sunday school to-day. n'lt u
tho fastest which nas bseu held fran this
place this summer.
An inclined plane for the unloading Of
stock used there is being built. a. the
Henry Clay furnace above town. ~
IHo car loads Of cattle have bsen pur-
O. kat East Liberty, Pa, by Mumms
$50 u6fb. of this place.
Squire Young this morning sent to tho
county Jail for 10 days, Gale Jones. color.
cd. for choking q dog to death. and as
saulting several persons.
g. H. Barrett and Co.'S circus and men,
agerie win exhibit here tomorrow, out on
Manor street. It will uO doubt be largely
attended, IS few shows were hero.
There is in the possession of William
Morris, of Wrightsville. three legged
little chicken aud fourth leg is nakiDg
its appearance.
The u. b. Sunday -school, Of Mount
vile, held its picnic in klOngh's woods.
near that place, to day. IL was largely at
tended.
Miss Annie Sweitzer died yesterday at4
p. m. at her late residence, ON Fifth street,
aged 20 years
AbandOned tho job.
Mr.. Jacob Sheath has thrown up the
contract for building the stove works
here. Bachman s. Ferry have it at tho
figures for which Mr.. Sheath was to have
built it.
Personal Points.
Mr.. E. B. Folney is visiting friends in
York.
Mr.. Matthew Mills, Of Scranton, Pa. is
in town on short visit.
A party from Marietta and Columbia is
holding Picnic at Wild Cat fan to-day.
A Noisy Colored WomaDs
Ellen Smith, cOlOred, was arrested on
complaint of Jane Henry, another c0l0red
woman, for creating q disturbance while
returning from the baptism in the river,
on Sunday. She was discharged by
Squire Grier after hearing.
Hurt In . Row.
BENJAMIN Luney was struck on the head
with stone, and severely injured, on Sat-
urday night, by Amos Reynolds. Both
of the men are col0red. Reynolds has tho
reputation of being a hard character. He
will doubtless be arrested and sent to Jail.
Thieves About.
A Pennsylvania railroad freight cabO0se
while standing in the west Cyards here was
robbed of quantity Of clothing, few
days since. =.
On Sunday an attempt was made to rob
Mr.. John Swartz, while returning to
Columbia, on the Chestnut Hill turnpike,
by three negroes. They did not succeed,
as he showed too determined front to
them.
Who Justin ls.
The late article in the Philadelphia Re-
cord, regarding Albert I" Pierce Justin.
would lead persons to infer that he was a
railroad caller in that city. On the con-
trary he held that position in this place
and his second wife resided here for some
time after he had left.
Company q AppoiDsments'
The following appointments were made
by the commanding off ,er Of Company c .
Captain D. =. Case, after the company's
drill last evening Sergeant, first, E.
B. Eckman second, A. NJ. Slade
third, II. Lichty fourth, F. Hussel-
bach fifth, Mr.. Sn. ath. COrpOrals: w.
Abern, H. A. Bennett, d. Mowry, 8.
Eberlin, j. Bletz, g. Christy, G. HOfer.
The remaining cOrporalship will be filled
after the company returns from the en-
| nual encampment.