Neligious Natives and Local Notices in Lititz Record
The Lititz Record for Friday August 29 1834 lists religious services from Moravian Evangelical German Baptist churches with Sunday schedule. It includes a post office unclaimed letters notice and a peculiar local note about a sheep ingesting Paris green and dying. A Lititz peach tree bore 105 peaches named Blain and Tegan gil lehherd, inviting verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Christing Dixon
Ernest Flehring
James S. Keener
James McIntyre
Lewis Kamer
Samuel Shidy
Joohn Urell
SaRay A. Crruisr
P.M
George Bentz
Bragnerville
Min Bentz
Blaine
Tegan Gilleherd
Tan Call
Dee
Bert
Behney verdict and fair excursion notes hit press
The jury found Thomas Behney not guilty in the murder trial, his son Adam remanded for trial later. Lancaster County Fair Exposition previews include cheap round trips on Sept 2 with special trains to Lebanon and Manheim, plus balloon ascension. Local notes cover tobacco leaves and patches, Moravian picnic at Lebanon, and warnings about potential trespassers. An old nurse touts Acker's English Remedy, with local legal and lodging notices and a Philadelphia hotel ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behney
Thomas Behney
Adam
Lititz and nearby townships to start school year
Public schools in Lititz will open next Monday while Warwick and Elizabeth townships begin September 15. Wheat grower Joseph Oberholgzer of Spring Grove Mills thrushed 91 bushels 43 pounds from 1 1/? acres at 61.15 per acre. County fair at Lancaster opens next Monday, with encouragement. Addison Plants garden yielded a 14 inch cucumber 12 inch circumference. New Era reports 89 flowers on a standiflora stalk. Samuel Snave ly has a plant with 302. W H Appel jeweler bought a bicycle this week and may excel as a rider. Sata soup served at Sturgis House Saturday. L R Hacker traveled to Philadelphia for a carload of peaches and melons. Sixty excursionists from this place went to Atlantic City yesterday morning.
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Lititz
Warwick
Elizabeth Townships
Joseph Oberholgzer
Spring Grove
Hast Warl
Lancaster
Addison Plants
Samuel Snavely
W. H. Appel
Sturgis House
L. R. Hacker
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Orange Blossoms Wedding at Private Ceremony
The marriage of Harry B. Kaufs tan and Laura Enck took place last Thursday evening at the bride’s home with only close relatives present. Rev. Charles Nagle performed the ceremony, and after the event the couple departed for Lancaster then Philadelphia, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and Canada, expecting to return later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Kaufstan
Laura Enck
Charles Nagle
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Canada
Local Items and Court News From Shartlesville Area
Mr J R Hacker of the railroad restaurant is noted for generosity yet delivered an oversized watermelon to the editor’s home. Major J R Bricker eyes a New Orleans exposition trip, planning a group travel by car with fares around 28 dollars. H C Hackman starts barbering at the upper hotel. The band hires W E Morrell as new instructor. A Blaine and Logan club forms, promising strength. Thievery persists with four suspects watched. five of six Miller's woods tramps jailed three years. Charles Dagler sentenced ten months for theft from a roommate. Henry Zartmiano faces trial in November for liquor sales without license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Hacker
Joan
J. R. Bricker
Warwick
H. C. Hackman
D. W. Pfautz
Mr. Hackman
W. E. Morrell
Ironville
Blaine
Logan
Miller’s Woods
Charles Dagler
Hollinger's
Shartlesville
Henry Zartmiano
Advertise to Sell Property and Promote Mt Gretna Excursion
A local ad copies discuss spreading handbills for a property sale next month and an excursion to Mt Gretna via the Rand R BR on September 4. The notice touts Cornwall iron ore mines and big furnaces as side stops with a fare of 85 cents. Also mentions Prof Harris pastilles free trial and Harris Remedy Co. of St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Gretna
Mt.Gretna
R. BR
Manheim
Mt. Hope
Cornwall
Colemans
Harris
Harris Remedy Co
St. Louis
Picnic A Basket Gathering At Brenudel Woods
The Lutheran Sunday school of Sharfburytown held a Saturday picnic in Brenudel's woods with a Shafefferstown band leading a nine o'clock march. After singing hymns Rev. Fernster spoke and a large lunch followed. The event raised funds from refreshments and featured games, including bingo, with many couples exchanging glances on a sunny afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Gretna
Missionary Society Meeting
Lutheran Sunday School
Brenudel’s Woods
Shaefferstown
Fernster
J. W. Steinmetz
Reading
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Bachman
Sheridan
Thomas Smith
Manheim
Smith
Reformed Missionary Society
A. J. Bachman
John M. Krail
Moses
Clara
A. 8. Brendle
Brendel’s Grove
Dope
Brunnerville
Brunnerville Union
Hess’ Grove
Rothsville
Dissinger
Weirloh
Lititz Gossip and Nearby Travel Notes
Local visitors include William Milchsack of Alleghany City and several from Lancaster Reading and Bethlehem visiting friends and relatives in Lititz. A wedding trip by Eugene Rauch from Philadelphia is noted along with musical talents of Miss Minnie Schell. Community notices recap school events, excursions to Niagara Falls, and a stream of satirical and promotional brief items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Milchsack
Alleghany City
Thomas
Jacob Small
Reading
Alice Bonine
Altona
John W. Hollinger
Lottie Kauffman
Carlisle
Samuel Lichty
Lancaster
S. L. Dittehustfer
Philadelphia
Minnie Schell
Myerstown
Missa Schell
J. F. Schaeberle
Womelsdorf
Berks County
Broadside ad and obituaries from 1800s era New Haven market
A mixed readable fragment lists items for sale including women's and children's jerseys, straw hats, pocket knives, home made overalls, cheese, baking powder with silverware gift, sugar, hams, and coffee with varied prices. It then notes early 19th century birth and death entries for several families in August, including Florence Brown, J. Tbach, and Agnes Gable, along with flour and grain market figures and Philadelphia produce and stock quotations from August 27 and related notes on local merchants and markets.
Shudy's Store Weekly Report and Public Sale Notice
A scanned weekly report from Shudy's Store in Oregon markets low prices on Syrup Toweling light brown Sugar Calico and Canton Flannel with indigo blue Calico at low rates plus school supplies and hymn books. A public sale in Brunnerville Lancaster County Pa is announced by executors of John Brubaker for September 19 1554 featuring a 77 perches lot with two story frame house and outbuildings and a 43 foot street frontage with water and fruit trees.
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Oregon
Germantown
John Brubaker
Brunnerville
Lancaster County
Susan
Elizabeth Brubaker
Culled Brethren
Evans
John H. Risser
LG. Exy
Christian Risser
Valuable Limestone Farm Private Sale in Penn Township
Undersigned offers a 123 acre limestone farm in Penn township Lancaster County about 3 miles west of Lititz and 1 mile north of Lime Rock Station adjoining Manchetto and Lily Turnpike roads. Improvements include two-story frame houses, barn, quarry, orchard, and 3 acres of timber. Sale conducted Monday September 8 1884 at the premises with detailed terms to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuate
Penn Township
Lancaster County
Lititz
Manheim
Lime Rock Station
Manchetto and
Liily
Sam’ H. Erb
Jacob @. Keller
Joel Eby
Estute
Elizabeth Township
Lexington
Speedwell
Penn
Brickerville
Pennville
Calia
Lititz Drug Store Offers Dr King’s Cure and Arnica Salve
An advertisement touts Acker's Blood Elixir as a remedy for throat and lung ailments with a testimonial from J A Tawney of Winona Minnesota. It promotes Lititz Drug Store as the sales point and notes trial offers at one dollar. Bucklen's Arnica Salve is advertised for skin conditions with a money back guarantee and sale at Lititz store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acker
Lititz
J. A. Tawney
Winona
Minn
Dr. King
Boss Sugar and Local Goods At TSHUBY STOR E
Local store lists fresh roasted coffees, hams, smoked beef, and cheap lawn stock. It promotes Wadsworth Martinez Longman paints with a letter praising their price and quality, noting potential future orders for thirty five houses.
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Ferris
Wadsworth, Martinez & Longman
Wadsworth
Martinez & Longman
R. Sloan
Public Land Sale in East Cocalico Township 1881
At public sale on September 18 1881 the undersigned will sell a 101 acre limestone farm in East Cocalico Township Lancaster County Pa adjoining Obed Shirk William Mellinger Adam Keller and others The property includes a two story stone dwelling with frame kitchen a stone wash house a new frame bank barn 80 by 40 feet a wagon shed and more with an orchard grape vines and six fenced fields Roadside access noted near Lincoln to Schomeck and Stevens Station Sale at Lovelock Post Office terms announced by Hiram Kline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Township
Lancaster County
Heal
Manheim and
Litlte Tornike
Affer’s Mill
Hotter
John BR. Hershey
Reuben Graybill
John M. Bruckbart
S. D
Plame
Lee House
Lowlock P. M
Susy
Anet
John S. Connelly
R. W. Coleman
Cyrus Singer
Abraham Brubaker
Fersong
Sln
Henry Pierce
Cocalico Township
Lincoln
Schomeck
Steens’ Station
Said Township
Obed Shirk
Wm, Mellinger
Adam Keller
Ezra
Kline
Lovelock P.M
Hiram Kqine
Orphans’ Court
Henry Bruckhart
Warwick Township
Warwick
John Ziegler
A.M. Bruckhart
Lititz
Mm. Evans
Lxeauter
Desirable Building Lots to be Sold at Public Auction
On Saturday September 1884 twelveBuilding Lots will be sold at public sale in Warwick village. Fronts 33 feet on Orange street, extends 200 feet back, prime thoroughfare lot set to rise soon. Credit to April 1 1886 with no interest or cash discount. Sale begins 1 PM. Auctioneers Wx Evans and Mileh shall aclerk signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vilage
Warwick
Orange Street
Pirincipal
Wx. Evans
Mileshallacher
Isean
G. Exe
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Tae Lititz
Logal Intelligence
GeaMan Barrist
Kreider’s
Millport
Lormnean
A Senonely
Beidkerville
Paria
Harry H. Brubaker
David H. Suavely
Ander
Lancaster County Fair
Lite
Lantaster
Samuel Mellinger
West
Havana
John Loose
Lower Rethsville
Martin Loose
Liberty Band
Lebanon
White Oak
Ephrata
Manheissi
Knights of the Road
Miller's Woods
Peter Borkhulder
J. C. Brobat
C. Seld
Owen P. Butcher, Esq
East King Street
St. Eamp Hoven
Arch Street
Oseph M
Fearn
New Orleans Exposition
Withat
Helman
Frank Downey
Herman
Eon and Vicinity
Lizzie Shirk
David O. Shirk
Edwin Kurtz
G. Bear
Ohio
Ocean Grove
Long Branch
John Gable
Millsport
Dr.Trabert
Samuel Kofroth
Thomas Hacker
Shamokin
Lutheran and Reformed
Sweitzer
Daniel Witmeyer
Theodore Yeager
Lutheran S
Evangelical Church
Zieterius
Hathermel
Ephgata
Batyre
Ehnia
Harry Kaufffman
Wyoming Valley
Mauch Chunk
Towanda
Waverly
Elmira
Here
Moose-Hill
Paradise Union Sunday School
Eberly
E. Balizell
Harrisburg
U. B
Reformed Church
Schaefferstown
Jacob S. Brubaker
Jacob B. Hackman
Rkcord
Lancaster Fair
Patra
Ray Gatherer
A. B. Rayer
Denver
Crenwell
Cleveland
Emory
Brown
New Haven
Jada Florence
Joseph D
Martha Brown
Ibach
William
Byron J
Mila H. Tbach
J . Gable
Owl Hill
Agnes
Jacob
Sarah Gable
H. J. Bury
Little Steam Hills
Bashel
James
Bushal
HH. HE
Tehudy Ham
Penna
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Parra
de Haven W Townsend
Bankers
South Third Street
Gurreney
Philadelphia & Reading
Boscasceusa
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
N.Y
Daniel Ereiner
AMI
Haven
Busiesa
B.P. Bard
Tshudy's Store
Bard's
Oregon Store Weekly Report
Tshudy
PED Pepara
Arrangemett
Teraina
Tayle
Isa
Agrolians
Philadelphi
New York
Allentown
Bound Brook
Philadelphis
Pottsville
Wilhiamesport
Sunbury
Lewisburg
Lee Tamaqua
Williamsport
Lewishure
SIT Ane
Waxcvex
Geneneral
J.E. Wootten
Tenger
Reading and
Columbia Rail Road
Quarryville
King St
Chickies
Marietta Junction
Columbia
M. P.M. Menae
Yeading
Nameaster
Quarry Ville
King Street
Gave
Siegel Pe i Pictville
Ebanow & Langaaster Joint Gynel Railroad
York County
Winteratown
York
Nathan Blake Jenny
George
Yori
Lane
Manherry Cornwall
Sedultion
Armanon
Wilsox
Havany
Grober
Bucklen
Gite
W. King ST
Mars
Tshuby's Store
Messrs. Wapsworth, Martinez
Longman
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