Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-02
COLUMBIA NEWS ITEMS.
FROM OUR RET ULAn oox- xsPoNDEr

FhOw DUR RET ULAN OUKrkSPONDENr
Asesins OF shs Democratic C~mpsisn Cias
Dosnss Among tue Looses-A Ohspsss
o. siighs ..,so,deuts.
AT the mee.ing of the Columbia Demo.
cratic campaign club, a. NJ. North, ESQ.,,
delivered . short address TO those present.
lie to'd them that great progress aud
gains were being made all over the country
by the Democrats, and that Clevslaud'a
election was IN assured fact. In every
way possible he gave onooura cement To
the assemblage, aud he succeeded in en-
thusing his hearers 50 that all will labor
hard for the suoooss Of the Democratic
ticket.
PERSONAL.
MIR. Benz. Minn,ch, left for New York
city to day, Wbs'e no will study to be q
| votinary surgeon IN the American Yeti.
! nary University.
Officer Wittick IL in Williamsport, after
G. Weymer, 81 u witness on the Struck
murder triaL
]. Ewing Mifilu has returned from his
visit to Pen Mar.
RAILROAD ITEMS.
Supt. Thos. Quicker, accompanied by
several other p. X. Il. officials, passed
through Columbia yesterday on tour Of
inspection.
The Columbia Il Port Deposit railroad
carried GAO On, ,.~s Of peaches over its
tracks this season.
| P. II. X. engines at Columbia last
month, used II, 900, 900 pounds OF coal and
| TO cords Of wood.
AtChristiana, yesterday, Z. Il. Il, engine
| No. 12 broke Que Of the main axes OF
driver. The Parksburg wreoking crow re-
paired the damage.
DoINes ~ LopoEs.
The assistant secretary of Oriou Lodge,
No. S78, /. O. y. F., was tho only ono VI
the new officers ~ ,lled last evening by
District Deputy =. '. Erismau, of LAu-
caster, the n nder being unable to be
present. Dr. j. ). Smith, Of Lancaster,
was also present, This is his first visit to
Orion lodge, Of which he is q charter men,
Der for the past five years.
Osceolo Tribe, No. IL, !. o. II. NJ, will
install officers this evening.
The financial condition of Columbia
Lodge Of Artisans, No. 90, 10 in good oon.
dition, as Is shown by the statement just
published.
ACCIDENTS.
Miss Bertha Sslps, aged 8 years, had
her right aud arm badly scalded
last evening oy upsettiug cnp OF hot
tea.
Joseph Young, a moulder at the stove
works, had his right arm and leg severely
burned yesterday, by falling while carry
ing ladle Of motion iron, the contents Of
which dew over hi,n,
A tramp was bruised and had an ankle
sprained last night, by ia over the
embankment at the ..ss.e MILL" in
jumping from n freight train.
WALNUT street below Second, Is having
repairs S6ue, It.
Henry Caunon was buried Mt Kinder
hook, this 10 a. M, from the residence Of
Mrs. Nancy Hogentogler, his grand
mother.
A large and pleasant surprise party was
, given last evening to Miss Clara Mcbride,
in Kitchentown.
' The Shawnee fire company meets this
| evening.
The public schools will be closed to.
. | morrow, to allow teachers and pupils q
: chance to accompany the Sunday excursion
, to Philadelphia. Several Of the public
| schools in Marietta will DO closed for tho
same purpose.
8 TOWN NOTES.
The man who is begging money around
town to purchase medicine for sore log
}. ID an imposter. He buys whisky, instead.
An assistant operator has been placed at
Q the Columbia telephone exchange, until
e p. m. This won't suit the subscI iber. All
night or take out our telephones is theii
Q cry.
Q Abe Byerly was arrested yesterday by
Q Officer Gilbert aud taken before 'Squ uire
Q Evans for stealing a pair OF boots belong
. ing to Geo. Metzger. Both are from Dry.
o town. Byerly gave bail for appearance at
Q court. While Officer Gilbert was waiting
Q on his prisoner to change clothes, that
q gentleman was employed in cutting Il
y pieces the stolen boots.
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