Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-10
COLUMBIA NEWS.
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r,on,s niong tho susauonsnna-items
tntorest Tn and Around tho thorough
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gepcer Reporter.
A slipht frost gave thingsa wintry ap
poarance early this morning.
Owners of row boats arc looking ABOUT
for winter quarters for their property.
Mr. w. w. Upp, OF this place, has TO
ccivei tho contract for building sections
No 3 aud 4 of tho new Schuyikll Valley
railroad
The usual number OF drunken men have
not lately been seen on the Sabbath, owing
TO the strict surveillance now being held
over the beer saloons.
No performance on tho tight rope was
given on Saturday evening by tho fellow
who humbugged the people the evening
previous. :,
A $50 horse belonging to Mr.. Harry
Kline. residing near town, was killed yea
tcrday by Jumping against the broken
handle or u pillow, which penetrated it's
side The animal fingered several hours
before death relieved its sulerngs.
In ilne match gamo which was played
bctwC en- the Red Stockings of Columbia,
and tho Vgils, uf Newtown, the latter
were defeated Ia nine innings by score of
10 %.
Two freight cara weto thrown from a
track In the east yards of the Z. X. X.
Yesterday, by running down an inclined
siding. Some mischiev0us scamps opened
tho brakes which kept tho cars in place,
and finding the cars getting beyoud their
control 10 the descent down the sliding
jumped off the cars and iled.
In tho absence Of its pastor, the kev.
W. L. Evans, the T.. Y. Lutheran church
will not bo open tho following two Sab
baths. Mr.. Evans left FOR Delaware TO.
day, where he will spend his vacation.
The Rev. Il. III. Sheath preached to q
large audience ut tho Methodist church
las; evening. The missionary collection al
tho Methodist sunday school yesterday
was larger than II has been AZ any other
time this year.
A thief twice attempted to enter the
hose of Tobias Birtch on Bethel street
last night shortly before midnight. Each
timo he was discovered and frightened
OFF.
A fellow giving his namo az Df.Gottiot
Banshenstein, Of Adams county, was com
mitted 10 iail for : days by Squire Iounl
for being drunk ani disorderly on Fiji
street on Saturday
Mr. II. u. Essig is building u new stable
ON Mt Bethel aud house and barn OF
Linden street. The stable and barn will
replace those recently destroyed by th'
fire.
On next Wednesday at I:3O o'clock, a
m. tho members of Olive Branch lodge
q. L. O. OfO +, will leave for Carlisle
whCre they will attend tho grand parad
of the order Some of them will remaii
to attend tho grand council, which vii
convene afterwards.
peTIouai
Mr. J. l.. BIasselman, of Philadelphia
is IN town again.
MIR. ii COkou, late one of the COlumbi
business men. has gone into business il
Lebanon, Pa
Mr. J. 4. Meyers and wife are visiting
Washington, ID. &.
Mr.. +. a. Bennett has gone to Phi!a
dclphia.
Mrs. j. 4. SIade and son, Mr.. James ID
are visiting ia and near Baltimore.
Mr.. J W. Hoyt, wife and son, have II
turned from threo weeks trip to DELI
ware.
Miss Fannie Pierce has returned froi
Ocean Grove.
The Masses Myra aud Matte Conar'
la'e guests of their ststor, Mrs. James POI
,pJtei, returned home TO Philadelphia th'