Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-29
COLUMBIA NE VS. ITEMS
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Tho Ubirf ,sursess Instructed TO ioiieoi tbc
bog Tsx.-severni bostnen on aspfee
--Notes OF tho borough.
Geo. Ferris, bear, n negro, ard half
dozen other canal boatmeu, on Monday
night laid In wait for Geo. Seltzsr, another
hoatmau. For some reason or other matters
would have gone bad with Seltzer had ho
been caught, but luckily he was not, aud
on Tucsday be sued his prosecutors for
being drunk and disordorly aud surety Of
tho poaoo. Ferris sued Seltzer for surety OF
tho peace, but as tho latter two cases were
40 complicated they were discharged but
Squire Evans compelled Ferris aud his
followers to pay costs for boipg drunk and
disorderly.
As Silas Kiem. manager of the Colum
bia rink, refused TO appear against tho boot
black who stolo pair Of skates at the
rink on Monday night, ho was discharged
from custody.
Chief Burgess Irwin was instructed by
council to collect tho penalty Of S5 from
all persons who had not had registered
their dogs, on or before July. There were
1877 persons who had. while over 200 had
not. Suits were entered against them,
but In only 20 cases could it be proven
that those sued owned or harbored dogs,
and Judgment was given against those who
owned but had not met with the require.
monts Of the dog ordinance.
PERSONAL.
J. II. Ritter and family, who hays boeD
visiting in Columbia, have returned to
their homes in Lancaster.
Geo. A. Kent, and son Eddie, have re-
turned TO Bipghamton, New York.
Edwin Hart, of Harrisburg is orgauiz-
ing an instrumental class in Columbia.
MIR. Martin Smith, sr., baker, and who
resides near the market house, is not dsa d
as was reported yesterday.
TOWN NOTES.
The attendance at tho rink yesterday
was about the same as on Monday-fair.
Pat Rooney's Now York Star Combns =
tion will appear in the Columbia opera
house this evening They give an excel
lent performance
Shawnee furnace No, 3. has not yet
began operation, but II IL believed will do
so this week.
Busircss is certainly very dull in Col
umbiA just now, IL we may judge from the
large number of line advertisements in the
towns weekly papers. Oar merchants
don't advertise unless they must.
K N. Smiths planning mill has resumed
operations. the boilers having been re-
paired.
Rev. Francis J. Clay Moran, rector Of
st. Paula p. L, church, will commcnc
the winter lectures on Friday night, when
he will discuss the " Death Of Moses"
About 25 members Of Putnam circle,
No. Ils, B. U. II. F. Of Pa, attended tho
funeral OF their late brother, jefferson
Hershey, yesterday afternoon, from the
Silver Springs school house.
Tho Maytown band serenadsd several
Culnmbians last evening.
Company z parsded last evening, aud
their ice appearance was warmly applaud
ell by it's Democratic friends. Other Re
publican clubs in Columbia, have good
Cause for being jealous of them.
Tc-nocrov evening the Democrats OF
Columbia headed by the Columbia cornet
baud, will have n parade. Every Demo.
crat, young and old, should assemble at
Schuyler hall, at Z ?. m sharp, SO the turn-
ont will do credit to their party. Those
not equipped will be provided with
torohes at the hall
The regular Democratic meeting will be
held 10 Schuyler hall this evening full
attendance is requested.