Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-26
COLUMBIA NEWS.
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Eenocr Reporter.
Mr.. Thomas p,Lundy, tho Ponnsy lvania
railroad conductor who lost his right arm
IN Philadelphia on Friday night. was in
tho act ot dismuuuting from Il moving
cabcoso when no slipped and fell, his right
atm falling across tho rail. llo will To
brought to his home In Columbia ~ soon
as IL Ia possible for him to travel. Late
accounts report his condition favorable.
The unfortunate occurrence has created
universal sympathy horo for himself and
afflicted family.
rcwu Notes.
Baird's mmstrcls appear hore Saturday
night.
Tuesday evening tho new q. A. II. post
room will DO dedicated.
The young folks of Trinity Reformed
church will hold their oyster supper ON
the evenings ui Nov. -, 90 and 30.
There Ia a general Inquiry why the
opera house clock is not regulated accord
ing To the now standard of timc.
Grey aud stephens dramatic and comedy
company will appear in lioughing IL I"
this evening, at the opera house. Tho
troupe is considered tino one.
grand concert will DO given by the
lotchkin family coucert aud bell ringers
in tho Methodist church on Friday ever
ing, beginning at : O'Clock.
Eighty five dollars were subscribed Mt
tho Methodist church yesterday, for tho
relief tho Methodist sufferers by the Shcn-
audoah fire.
Camille Urso will have u crowded house
on Thanksgiving night. The sale of ticket s
| is already large. A special train will bo
a n hArfnstn .Ft.r l.,.
\ WrightSyillo drunk was before Suuile
Patton yesterday. Discharged ou payment
! of costs. The same justice sont down To
/. day, tor tive days, James Fay, who was
also on spree.
The new Reading Il Columbia railroad
depot, was opened to the public this
! morning. A large crowd of people wit,
uossed tho first passenger train leaving the
new structure.
Excursion tickets over the Pennaylyaui,
railroad and its branches will be sold ou
| November 2sth and 29sh, good unit
| December 3,d, inclusive, Round triI
tickets a. Philadelphis sill bo 80 10.
The ladies who were injured by falling
scaitOlding at the opera house on Saturday
are progressing iayorabiy. 1t is not tru,
that one viii die, rs reports flying about
| town state.
The following organizations meet to
night Company G., Riverside, Ladic,
| Home communion, COuOstoga lodge
Knights ot Phythias, amt Susquehaupi
lodge of Odd Fell1ws
The inquest held over tho remains o
the late Martin Day. by Deputy COrone
Frank, resulted in finding by the jur,
that the deceased came To hia death from
injuries received by falling over an EN-
bankmeut near the st, Charles furnace.
\ Two women Of loose character, latell
released from Jail, held levee ON From
street on Saturday evening on the publ
thOrOughiare. lt was u disgraceful seen,
and the young men who hOcked arouu,
the lewd women added to the genera
dispust.
An Indian arrow head OF stone, an,
which cuts the thickest lass readily, /
the curious relic now i'll possession OF Mr.
L. Ii. Reitzsl,, residing on Perry street
No person has yet been able 10 tell tn
kind OF stone of which the arrow head |
made. Ii was found in an Illinois fores
in 1858.
| A boy who was found on Saturday even
ing sleeping in au alley leading of from
Walnut street, and who said he had bee,
entced from his home in Washington
borough by a strange mau, proves to be
little imposter. His name is John Kut
and he lives near the Shawnee furnaces
this place. John is tbought to be quit
an incorrigible lad.