Religious Notices and Local Incidents Reported
Local intelligence lists Sunday religious services in German English and Evangelical languages at multiple hamlets and churches. A box from Baltimore delighted printers with strawberry shortcake. Several town incidents follow including a liquor related altercation at the Warwick House a wagon crash on Broad street a missing horse incident and a tramp found dead at a lime kiln with inquest verdict death by gas. Lancaster Republican politics note primary date and district attorney candidates. a fatal elevator fall at the County Almshouse with possible foul play.
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White Oak
Euglish
Moxaviann
Barvist
Petersburg
Middle Creek
Evangelical
Bethany
Young Deead
John Hammer
Bueb's
Mailt
Reidenbach
Geo. Buch
Adam Witmyer
Frank Frederick
Harry Withers
Levi KE. Miller
Lancaster County
Republican County Committee
Senate
T.B. Cochran
T. J. Davis
W. D. Weaver
A. C. Reinoehl
4. J. Eberly
Charles Resh
New County Almshouse
Lancaster
Resh
April town notes show new bakery and multiple moves
Workmen erecting framework for a bretzel bakery on Broad Street. John Spickler occupies Saunders & Bros cigar shop. George Flory moves to Continental Hotel Lancaster seeking local patronage. Ben Bitter to handle flour and grain with a New York firm. Sale of personal property at Lie Springs Hotel planned. Miles Roth of Rome celebrated 85th birthday with Miller's orchestra. Mules run wild after leaving the post office. Walter Sturgis stops them.
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Bretzel
Broad Ltreet
John Spickler
W. A. Saunders & Bro
John Kahl
George Flory
Continental
Tancaster
Ben. H. Bitter
New York
Lie Springs Hotel
Miles Roth
Rome
Miller's Orchestra
Lancaster
Wallace Evans
Walter Sturgis
Sabina Mueckey
John Breneman
Lititz
John White
Penn Township
Samuel Grosh
Thomas Keller
Keller
Geo. W. Hepp
Samuel W. Spickler
Warwick
Philadelphia
Obituary Death of Sarat Ann Cann
Mrs Sarah Ann Cann a long time resident of this community died last Saturday March 31 at age 85. Born November 23 1797 in Emmaus Pennsylvania she lived in Lititz and Allentown before settling in the area. She cared for students of John Beck and remained a devout Moravian, widow since 1870, passing peacefully after a brief illness.
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Sarat Ann Cann
Sarah Ann. Cann
Emnmaus
Tuehigh County
Philip Cann
Hammaus
Allentown
Lititz
John Beck
April Transactions Reflect Busy Court of 19th Century Liita
April settlements fell on Sunday, shifting to two busy days in Liita with banks, scriveners, and movings flooding in. Notable events include long flittings such as Daniel M Moore moving to Johnson Miller’s farm, A G Killian relocating to the Springs Hotel, and various tenants filling rooms and bar counters. A robbery scare at night prompts warnings. Odd Fellows elect officers. estate sale of Polly Eberly and multiple relocations fill the week. arrest of John Anthony ends with a small damages payment. long-term boarder Abram Bard departs Black Horse for Franklin House after 24 years.
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Daniel M. Moore
Johnson Miller
Litita
Hagle Mills
Jacob Ditzler
Henry Ditzler
Mr. Hackman
John Curry
I. G. Misseman
Marrietta
S. P. Meck
Mr. Curry
Sam. K. Enek
Meck
John H. Achey
Lebanon
A. P. Miller
Geo. Roshora
Achey
BR. W. Wertsch
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Jonas Dommeyer
I. KK. Buchter
Abram Bard
Black Horse
Lancaster
Franklin House
Broad Street
Isaac Spang
Revemy
Kitita
Little Springs
Owen P. Bricker
Jacob Ellinger
Mastersonville
Tohn F. Vans
Timothy Grosh
Main Street
Reuben P. Grosh
Lititz Springs Hotel
St Punlivaale
Lititz Springs
Lifitz
Sala Jay
Wu. Evans
Avot
Qwerp
Bricker
Local residents travel and news from Lititz area
Miss Emma Huber Lizzie Kemper and Jennie Grosh visited Millersville Normal school on Wednesday. Various locals, including Samuel EB Keller from Cleveland and Henry Henderson starting a large livery business in Chambersburg, are noted with travel, work changes, and health updates.
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Emma Huber
Lizzie Kemper
Jennie Grosh
Millersville Normal School
Samuel EB. Keller
Cleveland
Ohio
M. B. Archer
Cheater County
Lititz
Charles. Hacker
Philadelphia
American Register
J. B. Bowman
Ephrata
Henry D. Kreiter
Mechanks Grove
Lehigh County
Morris Hacker
Legi R. Hacker
Reading
Morris
Owen Clark
Coolwochia
Margaret Todd
Charles Huinly
Bethlehem
Allentown
Sainley
Wm. Derr
Julia Derr
Des Moines
Iown
M. M. Fieles
Baltimore
Amos Bomberger
Christian Bomberger
Locher & Atkinson
Morocco
G. W. Haughman
Lancaster
George Kemper
Akron
George
John Keller
Fanny Sturgia
Ezra Reist
Mabheim
Chales Kreiter
Warwick
Christ
J. F. Shhaub
Christian Dichm
Joseph Specht
April Showers Prep and Spring Town Notes
March ends with lion's return and hints of April showers. Local chatter covers brick scarcity, warming trends, and May arrivals while roads need repairs. Subscriptions renewals, printing samples invited, and Wolfe's store notes prompt grain buyers with rising prices.
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Aarely
Terre Hill
Wolfe
C. W. Binkley
Lititz
Town and Country Goods Sale Highlights
WOLLE advertises heavy discounts yesterday cutting about 500 yards of print to 60 per yard with a mix of light medium and dark patterns. It promotes a complete stock of table linens carpet remnants ginghams maslins and tickings plus paints lead oil and various foods including ham flour and coffee to attract housekeepers.
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Brussels
Harrison
Michener
Hecker
Remnant Goods Auction Offerings At Tshudy's Store
Time constraints halted full sale of planned items. Remnants of Calicoes at 5 cents per yard plus stockings, gloves, cassimere pants coats discounted. Fresh garden seeds dyes hams, roasts and beef tongues. Roasted coffees and sugars priced to move. Canned goods and pickles attract buyers. Boss cigars offered two for five cents.
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Ferry’s
Sibley's
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