Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-04
COLUMBIA NEWS.
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The New York Din, museum, "u,Vu
exhibited In Lancaster last week, CON,
Columbia next Monday, ana RENAL.
one week. They will perform in thso opera
house.
The Shawnee aud Columbia Hre COM
panies hold their regular monthly bust.
ness meetings on Thursday aud Friday
evenings of next week. The Nigilant met
last evening.
A fountain pen has been lust. The
finder may leave IT at tho FIRST National
| bank.
Yesterday +. ). Bletz purchased a pair
| Of sorrel match horses, at n sale In Lanoas.
tor. They make the handsomest team IN
| Columbia.
This evening at Mr.. Harry Bennotts
| tho sons of Veterans will niece ana com
plets their organization.
| Another picnic is being hell To day AT
Wrightsvil!e grove.
The mouldors aud mountcrs ut the keoly
stove works resumed work this morn'nS'
the rear elevator having been repaIeh'
| rsrsonsi.
Tho rumor that Messrs Christ Erb and
Jacob Mumiua, of Columbia, dropped
dead while in Marietta Yesterday, IL
without tho sl,g htost truth. Both gcntie.
men arc living and enjoying tho peS' VI
health.
Miss Laura Mo, .au. daughter OF Rev.
Francis J. Clay Moran. Of Columbia, 'elt
for Providence, X. | B.. this morning, "horo
she will visit her unc ie, Cen. MORAN
Mrs. A. Bruner is ~ Wiliamspurt on
short visit ~
Mrs. Robt. Haldem NJ, who has ooon
visiting her parents, NJ I. aud Mrs; r. so9a' %
Patton, returned to hel home III ioIouo'
O, this morning.
Negro Badly e'ss'en'
A young colorsd man residing IN Ma
rietta, but who refuses to give his hamo.
was terribly beaten las evening by a
crowd of Tow Hill negr, o., who would
have murdered him had sht'y not been
; chased OIL by several white h,.,n, employees
in the Susquehauna iolli-'T Dpil. The
Mariettian claims that ho tad ~ said a
word To any person on the hi, !, but as he
was passing an alley ho " as attacked.
His face aud hoad was cu 1 IN several
places.
Mr.. James pcnullot, ur )prie tor OF
PeuellOt's machine shop and iotindry OF
Columbia, In receiving orde, from all
parts Of the United > ates. VI en- : re now
| employed on 4 gas condenso r., for n
Chicago firEj, and , for st. l., mis, ma
chine for refining sugar, Will TO sont To
D Cuba in few days, aud two SeekS later
machinery for gas works IN 0utu caro-
lima will be shipped. .,,...
Scarcity of orders compelled the "lttle
l. rolling mill" TO quit work, on Saturday.
1t started up again this murniT ~.
noysmcnt Of cars at Colu inbia.
The car movement over the I ont Bylyania
ei railroad. at Columbia, during the month oI
May, 1884, is follows:
- EhsTwARD
IOhlsl f','.f'
| UnlOdded, d,..........,,...,, E,otN
- l lOtul. ..,,s....s.ssss '''''''' -''' A,sl
WESTWARD.
4 | IOalci .,...,,..-''.'''''s'''' 900 .ll,E ~
u, | Unloaded. d................ .'u,5''
Total Observation-Disclosures. ig,79
4, Grand tot .,... 81, III
IN Number OF trains east. ~
N-st ... '''''''' .''.''..s.. hl
The increase over the Prev GUS month
was very larCe--i0, ,06O. over May th'
increase was ,6Sl cars