Jurors for April Court Listed by Districts
The document lists jurors for April court across multiple townships including Franklin, Mountpleasant, Cumberland, Tyrone, Readingngluton, and Berwick. Names include Jacob Mark, Sarah Stock, Jacob Mowery, Daniel Diehl, Jacob Lawrence, and George Shane among others, with locations such as Adams county and Gettysburg noted. It also includes notices of administration for Jacob Mundorpe and a bank statement from the Bank of Gettysburg, plus advertisements for printing types and a fresh assortment of goods by Reiningsels and Jacob Retninger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grasp
Franklin Jacob Mark
Jacob Lower
Oxford
Sarah Stock
Meury J. Rubin
Mountpleasent
Jacob Miller
Thomas Stonesifer
Hamiltonban
John McGinley, Esq
Walter, Huntington
Jeremiah Wolfman
Samuel Bow- Clr
Berwick Jp
Daniel S. Harnite
Cumberland
David W. Horner
John Merrist
Tyrone
Daniel Diehl
Atumilton
Chaniel Lyne Steaban
Jacob Lawrence
Readingngluton Ki¢holtz
Samuel Marek
Samuel Dugler
Andrew Brough
Streban
Henry Witmer
Michael Miller
John Lynch
George Weaver
Mountpleasant
Hmauuel Smith
Rufus Weaver
Wm. Purr Mannlouban
Joseph Gelhach
Peter Storex
Menallen
Charles Stewart
Nicholas Slaybaugh
Mountjoy
Simon Hawn
Jacob Hartman
Germany
Paul Kulius
Wm. Duttae
Lentery Suit
Latimore
Conrad AG. Myers
John Myers
Franklin
Albert van Ughe
Hos. Chammer
Berwick Bor
Samuel Wolt
Rudolph Dsetvisk
George Mackley
Daniel Bren
Nawmilton
Charles Robert
Daniel Polley
Henry Bart
Henry Bart John Group. Stuntington
Eli
Freedom
Avraham
Tyson Pictures Store Ad Promises Prompt Customer Service
A short, period ad from April at Gettysburg area describes Buehler and Tyson Pictures, with an offer of reliable attention to customers. It notes the shop on the West side of the Public Square and expresses thanks for past favors while inviting continued patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Frazer
David A. Buehler
Eag
Odattysburg
Spring the thruster of el viniees and Eden word
Poem fragment praises Spring with vivid imagery. It envisions renewal, nature’s burst of life, and the pulse of youth. The verse uses archaic spellings to evoke a period voice and miniature drama of season and spirit.
Life’s Stream Toward youth and age in moving river imagery
A reflective passage on youth and manhood using river and stream metaphors. It contrasts transient pleasures with the inexorable forward current of time, noting how beauty surrounds us yet progress forces us onward toward an unknown horizon. The author contemplates departure, memory, and the enduring vastness beyond earthly life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Mr. Buckle
Brazil
Europe
Jim
Kiett
Jie
France
Anstead
Aines
Early Influences and the Light of a Loving Home
A reflection on parental duty to provide love fresh air and wholesome play for children, arguing that a cheerful home aids healthy development and virtuous manhood. It contrasts wealth's gifts with the necessity of inner affection and companionship for full childhood growth.
By the Job and the Flax Brake Folly
A humorous 19th century scene recalls old methods of flax breaking and the shift from day wages to the job system. The tale blends a darkey named Pete, clever talk about "By-de-job," and a joke about Congress paying by the day versus by the job, with a wandering anecdote about a church sale notice and a wager over a pulpit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taele
Pete
Darkey
Iis
Marster
Congress
Singer
Old Sr
Burlington
Comehnick-Knark
Jemmy
Befine
Anecdotes and verses from a bustling tavern scene
A mix of barroom humor and curiosities from old newspapers recounts a Yankee dining mockery at a tavern, quaint tales of Earl of Eglinton, and a Scots Irish scene. It also shares nature observations, cooking tips, and brief anecdotes on manners, travel, and war-era curiosities.
The Nice Girl in the Philadelphia Ballet Scene
A fragmented reminiscence contrasts the ideal of a “nice girl” with displays of glamour. The person described is active, virtuous at home, unshowy at the opera, and devoted to family. The piece then shifts to cable repair news and assorted brief vignettes about small-town life and social exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rei
Bac
Gil
Gia Rishired
Ali
Bkely
Atlantic
Newfoundland
Onge
Valentia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jacob Mundorpe
Prankin
Adams County
Adaal Rebert
Charles Boopollny
Vesilus Im
Bank OF
Getepysburg
Act of the Genet
Commonwealth
TD Gurson
Bank of Gettysburg
Garson
Daghter
Sthday
Gerovasoun
J.P
Gettysburg
Bruce
New York Type Foundry
Alice
George Bruce
Chambers Streets
N.Y
Oarlisle
NcGodaughy
iTail
Jacob Retninger
Tysons Pictures
Ny Spa
Ghaiee Pustey
Gladsimie
Laura
Meher
India
Randolph
Papen
Ton
Kent
York
Paria
Old Rowe
Rowe
Amin
Paer
Teave
Wastt Corons
E Scientizie Almerican
Sayret
Brighton
England
Lievgelf
Boston Post
Albany
Pittsfield and
Westfield
Guapils
Maplewood Institution
Mar
Planeng
Buchanan
Childer
New England
Butte
South Carolina
Balzell
Fieveliman
Neve
Wen
Balvell
Thurrah
Balsell
Fraagh
Ropmax
U. S, Army
Fort Pitt Works
Pittsburg
Newton
Awag
Stratoga
Abinadab
Virginia
Parkersburg
Ood
Wirt
Ritchie
Pennsylvania
Hughes
Wood County
Northwestern
Cairo Station
Wheeling Intel
Burne Brown
Ulster County
New York
John Smith
Hiram Nasbronek
Adan Wiesner
Wiesner
Esopus
J Tomrs
Bliss Tennessee Gibson
Arkansas
Worlem
RePman
New Orleans Charity Hospital
Ele
Panama
China
New Granada
Napoleon
Callao
Sandwich Islands
Pakistan
Paris
Charleston
Manriep Axp Diep
Dayton
Ohio
Stephen & Dogget
Emma L. Harris
Dogget
Barbadoes
Sualmon P. Chase
U. S. Senate
New Haven
Cann Messrs
Chase
Grimes
Chandler
Yale
Clarke
Peasenden
Wilson
Trishman
Scotchman
Wanshee
Jonath
Northaimpton
Hier
Rand
Northampton Bank
Bri
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