Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-28

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tjkIoeUnntA. Pa. June 2s.-On sunday
>assn Grant McGinnis and Thomas Ben.
~ 80 residents Of Columbia, procured
u1lboaE belonging to Charles r. Em-
- "a went out sailing on the Susque-
~ slVeE. Tho mon enjoyed the pleasure
- elnA until they endeavored to tack
S IN ~ The purpose Of going In another
e66rDoo. Tho men did not turn the sail
~, and the boat upset and the occu-
y were thrown into tue water. The mis-
p 6ocurred about four hundred feet from
: ~ Columbia bank and was witnessed by
6uu1bsr Of people, standing along the shore.
XAo mon held to the boat until assistance
6eme. In the shape Of row-boats, when they
vero brought to land. The mishap did
- result IN any damage excepting zee. ,nSr,S
:QpDet 10 the river during the past few weeks
hut none resulted serious.
struck An Old Lady
E On last Saturday morning Mrs. David
\ W0lsh, living on South Second street, was
Engaged In sweeping the water from the gut
~ 10 front of her house, and continued to
sweep it towards Perry street AS she was
shus engaged, Samuel Guiles, young man
living two doors from Mrs. Welsh,
past his house and would push
The water back as Mrs Welsh would
sweep It towards the place. This brought on
= tussle between the two parties and VIII
0uiieA younger brother, came from ms
home and engaged in the affair. He told
q Mru. Welsh not TO throw any water on his
brother or he would strike her. Mrs Welsh
throw some water on the pavement and VIII
0uiles then struck her on the lace; rms
ended the affair. Mrs Welsh brought suit
before Squire Frank and entered complaint
against the Guiies boys An informal hear
ing took place on Saturday afternoon between
the parents Of the young men and Mr.. and
Mrs Welsh.
Broke His Nose.
On last Saturday evening young son of
Albert II. Newcomer, living on Union
street, fell down fight of stairs at his home
and struck the floor with such force that his
nose was broken. A doctor was sent for and
attended to the injury.
Town Notes.
Misses Flora Wike, Cordie Groom and
Clara Strouse left town this morning for a
visit to Lewes, Del.
The Sunday schools of the Methodist
church and Cookman chapel will hold their
annual picnic on tomorrow (ruesday) a,
Penryn park.
Mr.. Silas Krom, Of Binghamton, n. Y.
II visiting in Columbia.
A young boy named Richardson was play
Ing with large dog, belonging to Joshus
Sourbeer, on his farm a short distance from
tried to push the dog out of a gate, when the
dog bit the boy i'm the right hand, cs-s.,,,f;,-
very severe wound.
Mr.. p. s. BruRh 's ~, q, ,,io;, ,o fria,as in
Gettysburo oD ''''' " Al
4ahe building used by the Salome chapel
Sunday school has been entirely torn down.
The bricks and other material will be used
In the building of the new United Brethren
church.
. small dog bad fit in the store of Johr
Shenberger d Son, on Locust street, las
Saturday evening, creating considerable ex
element, as the animal was supposed to bt
mad. The dog was put in bsg and taken tc
the home of its owner.
Levi McPeat, a colored man, employed a
the coal chutes, was arrested last Saturday OF
the charge of stealing some fish nets from
man named Long on the night OF June Sd
A hearing was given McPeat at the Office o
Squire Hershey, when it was proved that OF
that night McPeat was at his home, and h
WAS discharged.
Excellent music was rendered on the street
this morning by party OF Italians, compose,
OF three men and a woman.