Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-18
COLUMBIA NEWS.
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A meeting of OSceola tribe vi Red Men
will bo held to night
For some unknown reason no meeting
oi the brotherhood Of locomotive engineers
was held last night
The woods look beautiful in thoir dress
OF autumn Auiumnal leaf parties are
still popular.
A ball will ho held Ia tho armory To.
night by tho Vigilaut firemen. Tickets OF
admission will be 80 cents
On October Goth a change of schedals
will tako place on the Readiug & Columbia
rail-
Game Of llkiuds has bcel scarce in tho
market this season. From present indi-
cations 1t ia probable that tho mai kets
will not be Glutted by an abuudance.
throo year old son of Nc. William
Conner received u painful cut on tho face
last evening, resulting from n fall. The
wound extended from the ight eye across
the temple, and bed freely. d..
Henry lugentugler was severely injured
on tho right shoulder yesterday afternoon,
by being struck by II falling piece of heavy
timber while ut work on new barn which
is being built by Mr.. II, B, Essig.
sylvauia railroad ut Marietta, last night ut
II o'clock, caused by defective switch
crossing. The Columbia wreukers had
tracks open FOX travel again ut | o'clock
this morning.
Ia the accounts of the Columbia murder
the papers stated that Wiudileld Smith,
one OF the meu accused Of killing Struck.
IL single. Since the affair it asccrtained
that he was married recently.
Trains OF the Northern Central railroad
have been running over tho Pennsylvania
railroad To day, GU account OF "a large
wreck which occurred on the former road
last evening, and which blocked the track
OF tho road.
-rOGrammo Changed.
William Stafford, tho tragedian, will
! play Romeo and Juliet" on Monday
evening next. instoad OF Hamlet" as at
| first intended. The change was made
because the latter play was presented here
last winter. Tho box sheet for reserved
tickets is now open at Richards book store.
| The prices ot admission are 80 and 80
cents, aud 10 cents tor resolved seats.
birthday Anniversary.
Mr.. Harry ShOll celebrated the auuiver-
sary Of his iortieth birthday last evening,
| by banquet which he gavs to half a
hundred Of his friends. A number OF
prominent Columbia gentlemen were
present, The ieastiug board was one of
the tandsomeSt which has been spread to
| wiling banqueteTs ia obi, place for a Ion L
time. The evening throughout was one
of unalloyeI pleasure 10 all, with one ex
ception, probably, aud that was u guest
who attempted To walk through door
way without first opening the door. His
overcome feelings probably induced
Cousin Benny to make the attempt.
On IN, anal
The canal boatmen arc utilizing to tn,
fullest the time which yet intcrvenes
before the close Of canal navigation
Boating has been dulieT this year than has
been the case for quite number of years,
aud it will tell severely upon those boat
men who depend solely upon their summer
profits for their winter livelihood.
The sunken canal boats, which were
raised from their bed in the river, near
Wrigtsville, on Saturday, have been taker
to boat yard which is located on the Five
Mile level of the tide water canal for TO,
pairs.
| Personal.
! Miss Clara Richards Is home from al
extended visit TO friends in Philadelphia
Mr. G. w. Rathvoa, Of Lancaster,
spent few hours among old friends here
20 day.
Mr.. John Wilson, of Harrisburg, i,
visiting Mr.. James d. SIade.
Mr.. b. +. Haldemau has gone TO Phil
. delphia for few days.
DR.. G. +. Markell, the proprietor of the
Five Points drug store, has already opened
the sale OF holiday goods,
Mr. Jacob Thuma, OF Marietta, bust
ness man OF that place, left today for 4
trip TO Kentucky blue glass regions.
} Hon j. w. Lee and wife left yesterday
Tor Chicago after a brief visit TO tn,
latter's father here, Hon. c. 5 Kauff
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