Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-17
COLUMBIA NEWS.
our HEov.An uonKnspospEson.
Matters Aboat the Raiirosd station-pef.
ronsi iPnragrnphs-rheB thorough Streets
suspected Bisamit Arrested.

Matters Aboat the Raiirosd sta,ion-pef
ronsi PAragraphs--rhe thorough streots
suspected Bisam,a Arrested.
Several Of tho old stub switches have
been removed from the west yards and
new needle switches put In their stead.
Tho latter prevents cara or engines from
jumping the tracks at those points.
Tho Frederick division now has IA fine
baggage and mail Gar as eau DO seen any
where. IL is tho old No. SO remodollcd
and rebuilt.
In attempting to jump on the G10 train
last evening, at tho foot OF LOCUST street,
travelling man, was thrown to the
ground with such forces that his head and
face were badly cut. Numerous bruises
covered his body.
In tho Bu,iuess World.
Business is booming at the Keely stove
works. Lots Of work on hand and orders
for moro daily arriving. The manager was
compelled to add - more moulders &C
are now employed.
James Martin, machinist in the Keely
works, picked up q hot bar of IRON yes
tcrday, thinking it was all right. But II
wasn't, and bis right haud was badly
burned.
The Columbia employees OF the Reading
Il Columbia railroad received their May
wages yesterday.
Personal.
Mrs. Il. Il. w. Shearf and son arc visit.
ing in Philadelphia.
Mr.. .. Clarkson and wife, OF Pittsburg,
are at Mr.. II. N. Kahlor's.
Nr. A. j Kauiiman'g sister, Mrs.
Stadiger. Of Philadelphia, Is his guest.
Miss Maize Il. Welsh is ut Kane spend =
ing her summer vacation.
Tns Borough streets.
Third street from alley j. to Union has
been neatly repaired. AT tho crossing of
Third and Union street two crossings ara
being laid. They were badly needed
Several of our streets arc in q very bad
condition, Walnut between Second an d
Third, aud at Ragtown, being especially so
They need repairing at once, elso our
borough father will regret their delay.
A ssii Jumpsr Arrested,
Chief of Police Haines, of Lancaster,
and officer Wittick, of Columbia, yester
day afternoon arrested Emanuel ~
Stutler, in Columbia, who was wanted in
Lancaster for jumping his bail. From
what can DO learned Emanuel has two
wives living, and as bigamy is not allowed
in this state, he will lave to suffer.
,hutcn gatherings.
Tho Mt. Il on A. NJ. +. campmeetipg
commences in Shocks grove to morrow
Tho United Brethren Sunday school
picnic yesterday, AZ Litit2, was the largest
from Columbia this year.
The Z. 4 Lutheran Sunday school is
picnoing to day at Litilz
The Catholic fair, in Armory hall, will
close on Saturday night. But few articles
have been thus far CHANGED off, aud those
that were were Of but slight valuc. The
more costly ones will be Glanced off
during the remaining evenings. Voting
will take place on Saturday night.
Borough Brieis.
Inquiries are made why Chief Burgess
Irwin does not conform with the dog ord.
nance.
+. +. w. Sheaf weekly sells the great
quantity of 600 quarts of leo cream
The child, shaped like toad frog, drew
fair sized audience yesterday. to
Swartz's store room, where It is on exhibi
tion. 1t will remain ia Columbia the rest
OF this week.
Casper Roathaupt's body was taken to
his late home in Reading yesterday on the
lilo y. IN. passenger train.
A garden party will be given TO morrow
evening in the yards Of Mrs. Wright aud
Mrs. Richards, by tho ladies' suciablc
committee of st. Paul's +. L. church L.
will be o grand aud novel affair.
Tho feasibility OF having bicycle race
course is being talked OF amougs: the
members of the Columbia bicycle club. II
will end in talk.
The rev Popllr street school house will
be a very tine building when flushed. This
can be judged from resent appearances.