Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-27
COLUMBIA NEWS.
btH REGULAR OORHESPiySbERCt
Events Along tihe SusQuehaGna--,roI.s ui
InteTeet in and Around Inc .s.souy.
IIcked Up by the IuteiII-

Events Along The experimentation "i
Intsrest in and Around Inc .sosough
Iicked Up by the Iutein-
Senees's Reporter
Butter and eggs were scarce this II Dru
ing. Both sold at prices ranging from
% t. 80 cents per pound and dozen.
Two fellows were rejected from the opera
house last night for being disorderiy.
They should have been locked up Instead.
An auction was held at Abel's store ON
Third street, last night. The proprietor
intep Is leaving Columbia.
Auctioneer William Lindsay disposed of
a sleigh and a lot of household goods in
front of the opera house this morning.
Mr. John Llndonberger buried year
| old daughter yesterday afternoon. The
! funeral services were held in Salem Luth-
eran church.
4 freight car was thrown from the P. r.
r. track last night at the Henry Clay fur
| mace. Trains were delayed short time
by the accident.
y pearl centre set jet breastpin was
found this morning by Mr.. NJ. Bachen-
heimer. The loser can recover property
| by calling for it at his store.
The remains of the late Geo. StOutsen-
| berger were inferred in Mt. Bethel camn-
terry yesterday afternoon. The funeral
services were conducted at his late resi-
dence ON Front street.
A good turnout was present at the soiree
OF the II. D. 4. club last night. Tue
club will hold its big danos on Friday
| evening.
| Dividend Declared
| 4 81 per cent. semi-annual dividend has
been declared by the Columbia Armory
association, payable February /. A 4 per
cent dividend could have been made had
it not been deemed advisable to retain a
sufficient where with to have the front of
the arlnory repainted III the spring.
At the Methodist Church.
The subject of the mornings sermon a;
the VI. E. church, tomorrow. will be
Goods Challenge to his Church - in tue
evening, the pastor, Rev. Z. w. Hnmp!- =
Kiss, will preach d song sermon. The re-
viyal which has been in progress at
this church Will be continued every even
ing of next week. Saturday excepted.
Thus far over 20 persons have presented!
| themselves as iIquirerS, Al of whom have
p,oiessed conversion. The congrega atlOn
| last night was an immense one. 4 dela-
CATION OF prominent members oi the First
/ Methodist church of Lancaster Was present
and participated in the services.
| sIeIghins Party's Mshap.
| A Marietta party of nine persons, who
came down to attend the performance in
the opera house last night. had both run
ncrs of their sleigh broken of at the stove
works as they We're returning home about
II O'clock The load was !, very heavy
one and as the pike has lately been bal
lasted the sleigh runners cut through the
snow to it. The strain on the horse was
so great that the poor brute choked and
fell, causing the damage to the sleigh
The party was obliged to walk home.
Served them right.
| Personal Points.
Mr.. S. Levi and wife, of Philadelphia,
are visiting MIR. Martin Cohen, of Locus,
street.
Miss Ernan,ia Baker has gone to attenC
the marriage Of a relative, residing neal
Bird -in-HaId.
Mr.. E. G. Hess and wife, of Harrisburg
are visiting the latter's mother, Mrs
Joseph Hugeutugler.
Mrs. Jane Pierce and dau- -;hter Emma,
Of Urbana, o., are visiting the former
daughter, OH Front street.
The subject of the illustrated sermon Il:
the E. f. Lutheran church, to morrow
evening, will be taken from the Lord
prayer.
Miss Lucy May hell a party at the
residence of her father, MIR. l.. W. May,
last evening. A delightful evening was
spent by her young guests.
| The ,Iullness OF the Iron Trade.
In an interview which We had with ;
tramp this morning, who said be hat
formerly been employed in rolling mil
in Allegheny, We elected the inform
alton that many OF the men who are now
tramping about the country are those who
have been employed in iron works. especi
ally rolling mills, and who have beer
thrown out of employment by the closing
of the works. The non masters assign as
a reason for closing ths present unsettled
condition of the iron market. rendered sc
in a great measure by tho uncertainty as
to what action the present Congress vii
take on the tariff question.