Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-31
COLUMBIA NE VS. ITEMS
rRun ouR nEoULAn UDmsEsPoNpES

fHuu OUR VHOOLAh CUkhEbfONphNs
The Acauitts, OF winfield smith W eli Re-
eeIyed In tho thorough - rsrs onsl Para.
RrHphs-ReceBt Town Happsninss.
Word was received in Columbia about
this 10 n. M, that Winfield Smith had
been cleared from all oomplioity In the
death os Henry Struck, that he had been
released, and would return to Columbia,
on the 1920 q. m. train. Fully q half
hundred of bis friends assembled at tho
Pennsylvania railroad depot to congratu-
late him upon his release. The verdict In
his case caused no surprise Il was OK.
peoted, for all believed him innocent and
they have oil along regarded his long I'M
prlBonment rs shame.
PKRsoNAL.
BY tho urgent request OF tho oongrega.
ton Of the Bethel Church OF God, tho
present elder, Rev. J.. F. Meixoll, was
returned to the charge. 1t was deserved
compliment to tho gentlemau's ability.
Rev. i. ]. Moran, pastor OF st. PAups
L. Il. church, will lecture on "The death
ofMoses," this evening In tho church. IT
IL tho first Of q series OF winter lectures.
A cordial invitation to be present 10 exten.
ied to the public.
Iu week or two, VIM. d. Given, ESQ.,,
will entertain the eight gentlemen WHO
composed their European party. lnclu-
ding mself, four are from Columbia, ono
from Massachusetts,, ono from Maryland,
and three from Western states.
MIR. John klinesmith 10 dangerously Ill.
t2Mrs. Samuel Yingling, accompanied BY
her family, left yesterday for H,nover,
where they will make their future homo.
j. NJ, Havard, supt., w. Coleman Fren.
man, president and Col. Hammond,
secretary aud treasury OF the q. & q. II.
r., spent yesterday with Supt. A. NJ.
Wilson, OF the Il. s. G. II. r..
A. J. Kaufman, esq, Ia In Philadelphia.
Mr. Barney Keyes caught cold IL the
wounds sustained by fall at the GOAL
ahutes sometime ago and is again confined
to his bed.
TOWN NOTES.
In all probab ity tho parade of the COL
umbia Democrats for this evening will
havo to be again postponed OF account oi
is still falling, but ony slightly, however.
Should it clear off by 2 p. m. the parade
will be made IL not IL will be indefinitely
postponed.
rbe Liner Busters arc on their last legs
Some Of its members became jealous of
Co. -, and left the Dusters. Tho remain
ING members are also jealous, but say they
will stick.
No more will tho Gis1osdant strain OF
the Columbia orchestra be heard In the
skating rink. IL has bseu bounced. The
members, not satisfied with receiving ei
per man per night and permission to skate
in the evening when not playing, wanted
To skate during the day gratuitously. But
Marager Krom would not have IL that way
and when tho members gTowled he told
n-fs A..
Columbia baud has been engaged and will
play every evening.
Prof. Fred. Norris closes his Columbis
engagement at the rink to- morrow even.
ing
Why WAS it that the special police
man vino witnessed tho shameful
conduct Of n uumber oi drunken cana
boatmen on Third street, Las, night, and
did not arrest thep?
Report has 1t that the rolling mill al
Safe Earbor wiliSeommsnce operation
again on rext Monday.
Inside the race course will be laid of
iino base ball grounds. That is IL the
course is made, and just at present that ID
in doubt.
Tho Columbia wheel club rsorganized
this morning.
Several Reading fishermen, who spen,
yesterday and last night on and below tht
Columbia dam, returned homo this morn
ing with 100 pound Of fish.
After tho election several Columbii
sportsmen intend taking cunning trip ~
Forth. They ara Republicans.
A. canal boat crushed open set OF loci
gates at Bells Ferry yesterday, ant
delayed canal navigation several hours.
a valuable hunting dog was killed nea
the Susquehanua rolliug mill last evening
on the G. Sc z. d. r. r., by being run owe
by locomotive.