Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-01
COLUMBIA NEWS.


OUR REGULAK CORRESPONDENCE
Events Along the experimentation o
Interest In and Around tho Borough
Picked Up by the Intelli-
gencer's Reporter
Mrs. Samuel Wisler is closing out hel
trimming store, as she intends retiring
from the business.
A revival is now in progress at the Mt
Zion Il. NJ. E. church. The congregation
are large ones and great interest is being
manifested in the work.
One of the front spindles of DR.. G. W.
BerntheizePs carriage broke down at
Cordelia, yesterday, necessitating three
mile walk for the doctor and his driver.
4 very large surprise party was held
last evening at the residence Of Mr.. John
Howard on Front street. The evening
was pleasantly passed in social amuse-
ments
At S. Campbell s. Co.'S sale bazaar,
this morning, large quantity of house.
hold goods and a number Of sleighs were
disposed of 10y auction. The sale was at
tended by a large number of persons.
The young ladies Of St. Paul's p. E.
church will hold their sociable at Mrs.
A Hen Richards S residence on Locust street
tonight. The pubic are cordially invite d
TO attend.
hIr. Charles AIig aud Miss Annie Kelly
were married this morning at 8 o'clock in
Trinity Catholic by the Rev. Father
Piepcr. Both of the high contracting par
ties are residents OF this place.
While splitting railroad ties yesterday
afternoon, using for the purpose heavy
sIedgc and wedges, John Uoller had his
lett Ie,t hrokci by blow from the sledge
which slipped from the wedge as he was
making u stroke. The bone was badly
shattered.
Some person entered the stable of David
Young, last night, and cut into two pieces
:. girdle Of sleigh bells. One piece was
other part hanging on a nail. Dave feels
worse over the matter than if the entire
giVdlc had been stolen.
The following is the Car movement Of
the Pennsylvania railroad at this place for
the month of January Eastward-lOaded,
3G,7S0 empty, 1850; total, 80, AGO.
Observation-Disclosures, 1909 empty, &c.
COG total, 81, ,775 grand total, Is, 235 !;
decrease as compared with January, 1882,
994.
A Missing Girl.
Annie Lutz, a 1G year old daughter of
Mr.. William LutZ, residing at the corner
cf Fifth and Cherry streets, left her home
yesterday afternoon about 5 o'clock, and
has no. been seen or beard of since. She
took with her her best wearing apparel,
and it is though that she ran away. Her
family believe that she has gone to Brook
!yu. No cause is known for her leaving
home.
A stray:Bul let.
This morning rs DR.. Frank Hinkle was
passing through the yard in front of his
residence on end street, he was startled by
:. pistol shot and almost at the same time
a bullet lodged in the board walk at his
feet. II is not known whether the bullet
was q stray one from the revolver of some
one vino was practicing at mark or
whether it came from the weapon of some
murderously inclined person.
Shot Himself Seriously.
Mr. Frank Lash, foreman of Detz &
kreider's cigar box factory, was discovered
by Oliver Burgh, one of the employees, in
the cellar of the factory, this morning
about $50, with 4 pistol wound in his
stomach. DR.. Lineaweaver was summoned
and the in urCd man was removed to No.
$50 Walnut street, where he boards with
ms sister, Mrs. Joseph Detz. On account
OF his Frustrated condition no probing for
the bullet hos yc: been done. In answer
TO questions lie said that he had
pulled ont his revolver, 4 small %
calibre one, for the purpose of shooting a
rat lie had drawn the hammer back and
was examining it before taking aim, when
it. went Off. The accident occurred a few
minutes prior to 6 o'clock, and before any
of the wolismen lad yet arrived. The
wound is oc 4 serious nature and may
,u,.ya fatal NJ Lash is 07 wears of ACE
and :: single mai. He came to this place
from Reading to assume the fOremanship
of the cigar box factory above mentioned.