Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-21

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4 AZ nAsAAR. COLUMBIA
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oCylurDond Of IrrELLIeErcER.
lhfE April 21--The vigilant fair
u Ak1noSy hall last evening after
M fun Of eight nights The mana
~ eooeive too much credit for the
lol naioner in which they attended all
1 p1e6 66lning to the workings of the
- ViG1lant boys are desirous OF fur
(k1tx Daxlor in handsome style which
q 1s d66nS lbr $500, but the fair just closed
PtU ~ company between 81, 100 and
Z ovunlpg the hall was crowded with
e 49, md their friends, anxious to learn
onzd b the lucky one for the articles
r. ~ they were running. At 0 o'clock
q 0qks were turned in and now we give
\ u c1ne6 a. the parties turning in the most
p ~ md the articles for which they were
n ~ Andrew Lotz, silver watch, S1f ;
16S 5hatner, roller skates, $l2 SO James
-, firemAn's badge, $50; Miss Katie Eel
II &6ld ring, e1S A. o. Baker, silver tea
ac0E0 Phil. Hoover, skate bag, R II Henry
~ 1or, silver watch, $29.20 Mrs John
~<1neoT, roller skates, 1905 Ben. Gilman,
bl!1 nd Gage, sl7.2e; VIM. wittick, re-
~ following articles were CHANGED off:
~ ~ g. G Kaufman hammered brass
p1n0uA MiU Gussie Hood; Shawnee cake,
/, HofFy BChackenback Mrs. Franciscus cake,
Gfent Htrine; wax flowers, Miss Bertha
Du00enhofer velvet foot rest, Miss Sarah
". Paine painted plaque, Miss Ann Wam-
bouGh OlnR metal cross, John Bair painted
pln6us Jacob Mennick silver pickle jar,
Howard Barnes; baby coach, G. Il. Grove.
Tko following are winning numbers which
hava not yet been handed in: No7, satin
cuah1n; No, I72 stove; No. 60, rug carpet
No l1Sl, 30 gold piece. Persons holding
the above numbers by presenting. same to
29Qxko w. Schroder, will receive the prizes.
n Painful Accident.
William Eaves, employed at Zarbaugh's
flnt mill along the G. q p. ID. II. r., below
\ the Susquehanna rolling mill, yesterday
a1>cunoon while walking across a trestle
carrying several heavy pieces of flint stone
slipped and fell to the ground, the stones
0lliog on him. Dir. Berntheisel was hastily
summoned and made an examination when
it WW found that three left ribs were dis
loc11ed, the left arm terribly cut at the elbow
and fhe wrist on right arm mashed; he also
recotyGd several cuts and bruises about the
he'd and - injured internally. He was re-
-md Lawrence streets where he is now lying
tnkcfitical condition.
Borough Briefs.
Jslnes Drown and William Ortman, wh'
hAve been roaming over the country to
gether leading the life tramp tor the pas
hve years. engaging in a quarrel about SOM
food which had been given them last even
ine. Ortman cut Drown on the left arm
4 from the shoulder to elbow, infiicting yer,
painful wound. No arrests were made.
Six timber RATS were taken safely through
the raft shutes this morning, consigned ;
Pc Deposit.
raul Read caught two shad last night q
his battery below the dam. The first cate
Of the season at Columbia
TOO many small boys jumping on freigl
trains ct Locust street crossing.
Hixs Lille Hinton played to large an
select audience last eN ~.,1 n,.n3 seat
nj sold for TO to-hight "Kathleen Mf