Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-30
COLUMBIA NEWS.
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EVrnt- along the -usauonsnna-Itemso OF
Iutcrest tn and Around tue thorough
rcbrd up by the iuteiu.
Rsucer Reporter.
The Susquohanua roso nino inches last
night and is still rising rapidly.
The attendance at tho market this
morning was worry small, both OF buyers
aud sellers
Work was suspended at Burners coal
yard yesterday, ou account of tho rain.
L'aNitCs miustTcls IL the next enter.
tainmeut booked for tho opera house.
They perform here on November q
Chtquosalunga Tribe No 80, |, . Of X.
NJ. aud Putnam Cirole No. ti3, b. L. III.
Fl {. a, will hold a meeting together.
The planking on the X ,ading Il Cnlum.
bia railroad coal shutcs were slightly
damaged by an engine which jumped tho
rails
Mcssrs. Frank aud Valentine Jansop
will engage in the slate working business,
commencing operations In tho old Il, Il G.
| railroad depot on December |.
n Iennsylyania railroad brakeman of
this place named William JOhuson had his
| right arm crushed yesterday while coup.
| ling cars IN the west yaId here Amputa.
| tion will not be necessary.
Joseph Cast, Barney Shill and Charles
| Myors, charged by Christian lIildebrandt
with drunk and dIsOrderly conduct, we're
| dismissed yesterday ON payment OF costs.
The funeral OF Mrs. J, NJ. Bartch, who
died on Sunday evening at Silver Springs
| OF "a complication OF diseases at the age of
IL, will take place from tho Silver Springs
school house to morrow morning at 10
o'clock.
About thirty Of the fricuds of Mr. :. $.
Dctwiicr were entertained at \ sumptuOus
banquet which WAS given by him last
evening To celebrate the tiftieLh auniyer-
sary of his birthday. The assemblage
was most pleasant one.
Hugh Mccall, charged with attempting
e. rescue prisoner from "A policeman, ON
last Saturday evening, had hearing be
fore Squire Patton last evening. Ie was
held over In 800 bond for his appearance
at court, where hc will answer to the
charge.
A contract for lar,a sllting operations
has been awarded to J. ~ Cooper, the
Columbia slater, in DAYTON, q. lie will
leave IN day or two for the new field of
his labors, and expects 10 TO absent about
three months.
\ special meeting Of tho school board
was held last evening. M bu usiness Of i'm
portance was transacted, the proposed new
superntoudents office occupying the ex.
| elusive attention Of the board.
Tho Washington borough mau, whose
team fell into the open drain near the
SGsqGchanna rolhuE mill ON Saturday
evening intends bringing a suit for dam
ages against the Borough. Council can
prepare to reach into the burough's pocket
again. This may bo another doctors bill
on n small scale
About thirty yards Of tho track Of an
inclined siding in the east yards of the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad were damaged last
night by a freight car which broke loose
] from its brake iustculugs while standing
on the siding, aud which jumped the rails
before getting 10 the bottom Ut the plane.
The case Of Joseph Fisher, which was TO
have been heard by Squire Patton, last
, evening, the defendant beng charged with
drunken aud disurdgr,y conduct, malicious
mischief aud surety oi the peace, by Sam !
Turner, did not come of, as Fisher die
not put in an appearance.
4 lively tistcut occurred a. II late hour
. last night on Front street. IL was in the
style Of regular mill aud lasted about
- Is minutes. As both cOmbatauts were
] large men and well yerSed IN the art of sell
defense the struggle was hercs one. II
ended by one Of them succumbing 10 tn,
others prOwess.
Mr.. Horace Boyd left to day for Cata
i sauqua, Pa. lie vas accompanied by Mr
Edwin ThUmay, who arrived in Columbia
yesterday.
: Mr. Jay Monroe GraybiII, now Leav
= worth, Kan, banker, but formerly heaC
' clerk OF the FIRST National bank ui Colum
= bia, spent sunday IN town as the guest o
. 5. ). Detwiler. lie left town yesterday
u His tIip easg Is a business one.