Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-10
COLUMBIA NE VS. ITEMS.
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Tho Democracy Taik OF - Parade ON Wcnuss.
day Nieht-Pcrsonai points--An Flee
u IN sprse--Town = Jotgiugs

TIC beHocraCy TAIN OF u Parade on Ncduet-
day Nieht-Pcrsonai Pointi-An Flee
Ton sprse-Town Jotgipgs.
But tho leaders of tho Democracy, in
Columbia are positive of Cleyelands cleo
tiop, and on Saturday evening held
meeting In Shuyler hall. It was then and
there decided to celebrate his election by
monster parade, which will be held next
Wednesday evening. Committees have
been appointed and they will do their
utmost to mako tho display a grand
| one. Visiting clubs will DO invited, and
everything elsc done to make tho oelebra
tion of tho Cleveland and Hendricks cleo.
ton memorable ono in tho history of
| Columbia.
| win Haas, Republican, and resi-
dent of Lancaster, but who works ut
| Fendrich's cigar mandatory, on Satur-
day evening, wheeled Harry Myers n
Democrat, also of Lancaster, and an ON
ployo at Fendrich's, from Front and
Locust streets, To Third aud Mill, on q
barrow headed by a drum corps. 1t was
an election wager.
PERSONAL.
John l.. Purple is enjoying n hunting
trip in Tiosa county.
Mrs. DIR. Hiukle is lying at tho point Of
death at her home on South Second street.
Miss Lillian Beeler, who has been visit
iug Miss Ella Wilson, returned to her
home in York. on Saturday.
=. 5. Brueh is in New York city.
"Budd" Griffith, is here on short
\ visit from Boston.
Miss Amelia Buoher has for her gucs',
Miss Hattie kuolin, Of York.
on 4 STREE.
: John Hickey go: on spree on Saturday,
II in honor Of Cleyeland'S victory, and after
. exchanging hot words with Ben Duck,
: !, smacked his mouth. Duck went to
Iummells saloon, followed by Hickey
:. After indulging III a "nervo bracer,"
: Duck attacked Hickey, knocked him down
o and kicked him Stones wero thou re-
= sorted to, and two thrown by Hickey,
struck Mike Burke's saloon door, Mike
=, objected, and went for John with double.
u barrelled shot gun. Eickey's mother
= intcrferTod, whereupon Mike threatened TO
:, shoot her. Officer WittioR arrived upon
!, tho scene at this moment and arrested
70 Hickey and Burke. On Saturday evening,
- they were given hearing, by Squire
!" Evans. Hickey paid costs for being drunk
and disorderly, and gave bonds TO keep the
- peace. Burke wss bouud over for a court
- trial. Duck in giving his testimony
a showed ho was also drunk and disorderly,
~ and really the instigator of the row. lilo
~, ~ was committed to jail, bat q couple OF
" women told lie to an officer saying Mr.
- Evans had consented to MS release, auu
So no was'giyen his liberty.
TOWN JOTTINGs.
ed Rev. W.p. Evans discourse In the T.. +
u. Lutheran church. last evening, on "a Cal
ld to the Ministry" was an excellent ono.
ot between six and seven hundred persont
of were present at the skating rink on Satur
day evening, two hundred and sixty o
which number were skating. But iouI
Columbians attended the opening OF tbs
Mannheim rink on Saturday evening,
MIS-. Samuel Alison's refrigerator wa
'' robbed of its contents last night.
- Columbia school children are enjoying
20, this week in a vacation. The teachers ar,
}" attending the institute at Lancaster. Nigh
9, school will also be closed this week.
nr 4 cameo ring was found on Locus
GA street, between Fifth and Sixth, yesterda,
=, by Bert Wanbaugh.
In Again has the water pipe az Third aat
u" Walnut streets bursted.
r. IL &. L. Il. Dispatcher John WI!
s.' soI has net with sad aiil 'ction. Ill
oa o father died on Saturday in Philadelphia.
j" The new boiler FOR the Columbia wato
"a works is being made by II. Fair IL Son
80. 80. boiler makers, of Columbia.
% An entertainment will be given on FIR
"s day and Saturday, Nov. 2l and 20, by th
- ladies' sOciabo committee OF st. Paul
~, p. E. church. At the entertainment thor
AZ will be on exhibition silk quilts and ladies
''o fancy work. The lady having the fines
.. quilt will be awarded prize.