Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-30
COLUMBIA NEWS.
OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE
kvsnts Along the susqushanQorltsms
Interest In and Around the Borough
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interest," In and Around the Borough
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genoer Reporter.
The Columbia conclave of the Improved
Order of Heptasophs affected an organiza.
of the new officers Past Archon, A. NJ.
Rambo; Archon, F. P. D. Miller Pro-
vost, 8. B. Cepper Prelats, 8. NJ. Stape
Inspector, John 8. Nichols Secretary, E.
B. Forney; Financier, Il. 8. Graybin;
Treasurer, C. NJ. Murray Warder, T.J.
Clepper Sentinel, NJ. NJ. Sourbeer
Trustees, w. H. Grier, E. 8. Stair, and
DR., G. w. Berntheisel. The latter gentle
man was also elected medical examiner.
The next meeting will be held next Fri
day evening week.
Canal Notes.
Boating has been stopped on the Penn
sylvania canal by breakage in the bank
at Collins station, caused by the late
heavy rains. 1t is reported hero that
another largo break has occurred in the
bank at Northumberland. Navigation
will not be resumed for at least week.
The Standard Oil Pipe Line company
lately run line across tho river at Cone
wingo, but were refused permission by
the Susquehanna and Tide Water canal
company to carry it across tho bottom Of
the canal. 1t was then carried down in
the river for about q mile and run under
the acqueduct through which the canal
flows over q creek.
Social Events.
The dancing picnic in Heise's woods
Yesterday afternoon and evening was
small but exceedingly pleasant one.
A dancing party will be held on Chiques
Rock this evening. WOlfe's orchestra
from this place will furnish the music, and
a special car will bring the dancers home
after the party breaks up, leaving Chiques
station at II 80 o'clock p. m.
John G. Winpenny was married to Mrs.
Sarah L. Lockwood by Justice Frank last
evening. A large number Of friends Of
both attended the reception, which was
held after the marriage service was per-
formed.
The Presby terian picnic at Lititz yester-
expected with the weather which pre-
vailed.
| Mr.. H. G.. Lichty, one of the towns
popular paper hangers, left to-day foi
Philadelphia, where no will rePaper the
extensive establishment of Don Wallincs,
i 1L Lu0 COTuoE u DAOnu oSiCOS ohu ''"'"
| Penn square.-Mr. Benz. A. Lichty is now
one of the chief operators of
the superintendent Office Of the
Philadelphia division Of tho Penn
sylvania railroad, having lately been
transferred to that position.-Mr. T. Cohen
4 left to-day for trip to Now York, ac
companied by his mother, Mrs. NJ. Cohen,
who has been his guest here for some time
past.-H. NJ. TichenOr, now of DesmOines
Iowa, but formerly Of this place. is now in
town.
| Little Locals
An abatement of 3 per cent. will DO
made on all county taxes paid Oh or be-
fore July Is, and ON all borough taxes paid
on or before August. DR.. ). A. Boekius
is the collectOr.-The usual services will
be held at all the churches to morrow
Joseph Welsh, an employo of the stove
works, had the thumb Of his left
hand crushed between cog wheels
while at work this morning.
Pennsylvania castle No. 7G, A. o. X. OF
NJ. c., will meet tonight. The gun which
was chanced off by this lodge last evening.
was won by Mr. Howard Purple.
A Sleeping Watchmsn Killed.
The watchman of section No. Of the
Port Deposit railroad, fell asleep Oh the
track last night while watching at a land
slide which had occurred Old the road
near York furnace. In this condition he
was struck by engine No. 3S7 and re-
ceived injuries from which he died in
half an hour. His name is not known
here.