Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-14
COLUMBIA NEWS.
our HfuUnAH UvRREsPosDEsUs
kso'n happenings Ia this River Towu-
Among tho sooIotics-B Building Orsr.
ntions-A bicycle OIub,


kso'nt "appenipg- Ia this River Towu--
Among the societies Building Or.r.
ntions-A bicycle UIup.
viii. ii, Mathiot, who 1, attending the
New England conservatory Of music, at
Boston, will receive the fullest 20 sable
course Of training before leaving tho c,u-
sofvatory.
A lottcr received here to day from the
hospital at Newark, where Mr.. Frank
Sauer now lies, announces that his facul.
ties are growing weaker hourly, and that
small hopes OF his recovery are enter
tanned.
Several members OF the family of the
late Col. VIM. q. Case are buried ia Mount
Bethel cemetery, this place, aud the re.
mains of the late Col. Case will be in
tered beside them.
Col Samuel Sh,ct Is again 80 FAR ro'
stored from the effects Of his lato illness as
TO DO able To attend to his business a. the
Columbia National bank.
Mrs. Beverly Mayer Is alarmiugly i'll
with complication OF diseases.
Nuis,ncss to be Aoatsd.
Persons who have bocn victims Of the
surprise party" mama will rejoise 10
learn that this nuisaucJ, like all similar
ones, is abating. Tho only nuisance that
don't abate in Columbia is corner loaf.
ing.
Several young shade trees at Mr.. Wm.
Ii. Giveu's rosidouce were birkoi " last
night by somo vlndll. Tao work will
probably kill the troOs. Their owner will
punish by tho law tho rascal who commit.
ted tho act, II ho eau bo discovered
Tho Agricultural Inters-t-
Mr.. Joshua SDuTboer, farmer residing
near town, has u Gov worth owning Yes.
torday she gave birth 10 pair of calves,
the second occurrence OF tho kiud which
has transpired with hor within the past
two years
Col. James Duny's tenants on his farms,
near Marietta have already planted eight
acres OF tobacco. The ground Is pro.
nouncci too wet for corn planting.
Bus moss ana Building.
Four thousand 'ons OF iron lay uusuld
on tho iron wharg,s of tho Shagloe fur
naces when operations c'osed there, but
only ono hundred and tifGy tons arc there
now, this rest all having boon sold That
remaining will also soon DO disposed Of
Tho predictions Of active building opera
tions this spriul, which were ado by
some OF the sangu no ones, are not being
fulfilled by any IN aus, The state oC trade
in general is dulI. aud building operations
are the same.
The auditing commi, toe of the Kse,y
stove company audited the tre.surer's
reports last night, and will submit their
report at tho special meeting of the stock
holders TO be hold next Monday evening.
n BIcycIo Club.
To morrow evening the meOtiog will be
held that will attempt the formation Of q
bicycle club hero. The reluctance OF one
or two bicyclers IN town 20 bnGpms mem
bers OF the club should not by any means
prevent an organization baiug formed
Once iOTue', thJ club will soon draw to il
all, or noaIly oil, o! tho bi:yoie riders of
the town.
Tao Local sooietie-
Columbia fro company held special
meeting last nigh, and app Iiutsd com
mittees To prepare for the annual Fourth
of July picnic in Hsi4e's woods.
st. Peters society II Trinity Catholic
church will attDnd the dedication services
ut st. Mary's church, York, on Juue 9Th.
The Foung Folks society Of s. Johns
Lutheran church will hold m3otng TO
morrow evening at tho residence of Mr.
George Findley, Cherry street.
Tonight Orion lodge Of Old Fellows
will hold meeting.
The attendance of mCmborS Mt CORN
THAN Royal Arch chapter, \. +. aud 4.
NJ, last night, was small.
Borough oriefs
The primary school taught by Miss
Lille Steinhoiser was asexamiued yesterday.
The result of the examinations iudlcltes
marked improvement in the school during
the present torn.
Violent thunder and lightning accom-
panied the heavy rain storm which pre-
vailed here last night.