Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-19
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--latest Happenings Around Town-Psrsonal
Points-rsinor Acoidonts-~a Collection
OF Political Dots In the borough.
The Inspection OF Co. O., which should
have been hold last Monday evening, did
not tato place.
Wilson h Kroider are no longer mara
gers Of the Mannheim skating rink.
School board will hold special meeting
In VIM, B. 9iven's law office this evening
President Given viii present his tri ennial
report.
A mouth piece. owned by:Harry Finney,
an alto player in the Columbia band, was
lost In Columbia last evening.
Rain, hail and snow fell during the past
twenty four hours in Columbia.
The remains of Martin Kemple, a for
mer resident Of Columbia, who died out
West last week, were inferred from the
German Catholic church yesterday at 3 p.
m. The funeral was To have been held
on Monday, but owing TO some cause
they were not sent TO Columbia until yes
terday.
Mr.. John Feudrich has offered a
reward OF eco for the recovery OF jewels
stolen from bis residence on the evening
of Feb. 9th, 1884, and for evidence that
will convict the thief. The reward offered
at 80 late date has caused considerable
surprise.
Columbia sportsmen say this Is one OF
the best seasons for duck cunning, they
know OF. Hundreds have 80 far been
killed, most of which have bsen sent to
Lancaster, as the best priccs are obtained
IN that city.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. II. f. Bruner and wife are home
from uRckettstown.
Mr.. John Klinesmith is again able to
walk about.
The Janson Bros, are enlarging their
slate and marble works.
Martin Smith is home from Washington
Territory.
Last evening, Miss Annie Fsndrich s
arrived in Columbia from Everett. She
was accompanied by Miss Mary Heney, OF
the above town.
IL. Il. Brenner, of Philadel phia, formerly
Of this borough, is visiting old friends.
ACCIDENTS.
In throwing q stone last evening, John
Siple disjointed his right arm at the
shoulder.
One of the bands torches burssed last
evening. No one hurt.
John Barger, II. ~ G. X. II. brakeman
had the first finger of his right hand
mashed yesterday at Akron by boz
tRiliDR upon II.
POLITICAL DOTS.
Tho Democratic banDer sadly needs RS
pairing.
The Republican banner was taken dowl
yesterday.
Columbia Democrats will participate in
no more political parades this year. They
closed their last engagement last evening
This campaign in Columbia has not been 8
glorious one.
About 800 Democrats paraded il
Wrightsvile last evening, in honor o.
Cleveland aud Hendroks' election. Many
houses wers brightly and tastefully
decorated and illuminated. The display o
fireworks was very fine.
Columbia Democrats have certainl,
earned the title of ''Jhe unterriiied." Th'
Hancock Invincibles, accompanied by thu
Columbia band, braved last evening
disagreeable weather, and participated Ii
the Mount Joy parade. Despite the cold
rain, snow, hail, mud and slusb, the boy
enjoyed themselves. They were the guest'
of Mr.. Joseph Detwiler and right royal,
did he entertain them. He banquetted then
at the Washington house, ana did every
thing else iu his power to make their visi
q pleasant one. The Invinoibles appreciate,
his kind hospitality. The route Of parad
was not long one, and residences alOBI
were beautifully Illuminated.