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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1884

Page

3

Religious Notices and Local Intelligence Report

Local notices list Sunday English services at MonRa Aveas at 9 00 AM and 7 00 PM, German preaching at RyANoseniesat 9 30 AM, with a prayer meeting at 7 00 PM. Also, worship schedules for ReverMep at White Oak and Brickerville. LeVithan Evangelical services at Millport and Lexington. Shipping cattle: first livestock shipment this season sent to Dottsville by Means and Wellshigan, with weekly exports. Obituaries note John Holtz died of lockjaw in Twhalion. age about fifty, wife in asylum in Harrisburg, remains buried at Petersburg. County alms house has 500 residents. Lavuewater Children's Home hosts 46. Barge Cats owner Willian Ochme reported with unusually heavy weights. oldest 24 pounds at nearly four years, youngest 4 pounds.

MonRa Aveas White Oak Brickerville LeVithan Sendavent Hoglish Sy vii Sunadiy Ab Poima Millport Lexington Luturenka AN Birlickeyville Dottsville John Holtz Lauruet Holtz Ife Harrisburg Petersburg

Pay Your Fire Tax at PAOHe and Warwick Dates

Mr Tsrmel Zartiman will collect fire tax due from Penny Towne ship Fire Insurance Company members in Warwick township at the PAOHe house in Rothsville on February 12 and at the Warwick house on February 14. Seventy five cents extra will be charged if payment is late. The Fire Committee held its regular monthly meeting Saturday evening with little business. They reported readiness of hooks, poles and ladders stored in Thomas Keller's barn for use. The notice urges residents to dispose of rubbish along Lititz and Lancaster pikes and notes varied local opinions and news items of town life, including sleigh travel, commerce, and editor involvement.

Tsrmel Zartiman Paohe B. A. Kindig Rothsville Warwick House Penny Towneship Fire Insurance Company Warwick Township Milice Thomas Keller Mite Lititz Lancaster Pike John Wanamaker The Record Dimner George Sollinger’s Killian’s Duces Broad Street Launcaster Springs Hotel George Williams Jesse Pannabecker Penn Township Fire Insurance Association Warwick Seather & Grube John Evans Jacob Shirk Lancaster Andrew Lane Weidler Bender Rome Mite Society Catharine Tiane Diffenderfer Millport Jefferson Keener Samuel Grosh Otage Street

Fatal Fire Injures Child at Snufftons Mechanicsburg

A three year old daughter of Mr Frank Martzall died from burn injuries after her clothing caught fire while her father prepared to butcher for his tenant at Snufftons East Hempfield Township Mechanicsburg. The child inhaled flames and Dr Bowman of Petersburg reports slim chances of recovery.

Frank Martzall Mechanicsburg

PACTS AND FANCY DAUNTS AND DAILY LIFE NOTES

A jumble of small town notices and social quips covers free concerts sleighing high spirits and local commerce. Readers note horse drawn rides for the poor at a time of busy holidays bakery moves April 1 and a stream of local events from dances to school director elections. A sharp critique targets mistreatment of German travelers jailed and robbed amid a call for civic reform and cleaner streets.

Town Sittings and Local Business Gossip

The town notes a new firm Lauser & Son formed by Jos. H. Lauser and son George T. Lauser. Cigar manufacturing grows with Zerhe and Brother buying old homes. Thomas J. Schueter will start making cigars after schoolhouse possession. A Virginia native, Rev. A. Bachman, returns to Lebanon county with large land holdings. A cigar business, a Sunday school convention on February 22, and social events including a surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. Bachman are reported.

Goss Jos Lauser George T. Lauser Kremer de. Reily Dr. Wiester Dev. Johnston Michael Fessler Heidelberg Township Peters. Miller Joh Ulrich Virginia A. J. Bachman Lebanon County Old Dominion Zerhe and Brother Thomas J. Schueter Horne Mov Carpenter Reading Lesture Union School House Bismarck Mrs. Bachman

The Raid on the Buzzards Arrests at Ephrata Mountain

Constable Jones and citizens raided the mountain near Abe Buzzard s home and captured a long terrorizing gang including David Hornberger Eli Henry Teage Breweiser and Abe Buzzard s wife. They face multiple burglary and larceny charges while Mrs Buzzard is held on receiving stolen goods. A Philadelphia detective aided the evidence leads to extensive hearings with about twenty witnesses. Henry Hornberger and Breweiser face trial on numerous counts.

Buzzards Jones Ephrata Abe Buzzard David Hornberger Eli Henry Teage Breweiser Squire Kraatz Njgen Buzzard Liberty Philadelphia James Clifford Henry Fphrata Eli Hei Daniel Hornberger Isaac Breweiser Mrs William Stober

Candlemas Day Weather Lore Across Traditions

A reflective piece explains Candlemas Day superstitions about the groundhog and other lore from Welsh, Scots, and New England origins. It cites rhymes and lines predicting six more weeks of winter if a shadow appears, or milder weather if not, noting weather guessing as a long standing, cross cultural practice.

Wynterre

Death of Levi Hivhelberger at Farmersville

Levi Eichelberger died at his residence in Farmersville on the 28th after years of rheumatic and other illnesses. He endured severe pain, required moving by vehicle, and could not raise his hands at times. He learned tailoring, then became a skilled mechanic, ran a thriving Palmersville business, and left a wife and several children. The remains were buried at Voganville on Thursday. The obituary notes his mind remained lively despite illness, and mentions the community’s strong newspaper patronage and weekly readership, including Philadelphia and New York papers, with substantial annual spend on dailies and weeklies.

Levi Hivhelberger Levi Eichelberger Farmersville Isaac Buch Palmersville Voganville

Township election set for February 19 in Hiccons region

The proclamation by Constable T. H. Herman designates Tuesday February 19 as the annual township officers election date. In addition to usual offices, the post announces the election of an elevated justice of the peace with the term of A. H. Reidenbach expiring this year.

Wnship Hiccons T. H. Herman A. H. Reidenbach Hsy

Pastor Resigns After Two Years At Reformed Church

Rev. B. Sheaffer tendered his resignation as pastor of the Reformed church after two years, citing ill health and inability to continue. He and his family plan to move to Martinsburg Blair County to live with Mrs. Sheaffer's father, Rev. F. Ripley. The Evangelical congregation held a first of several protracted meetings in their new church where the lower room is finished and the rest will be completed by spring. A Saturday evening entertainment by local residents will benefit Kaniman Park. A sleighing party from Hazlehurst town visited town Tuesday. N. W. Wetzel of Pottsville bought several tobacco lots in the area. Mrs. John K. Fisher purchased the old Evangelical meeting house on North Charlotte Street and plans to convert it into three dwellings by spring.

Manheim B. Sheaffer The Reformed Church Martinsburg Blair County Kaniman Park Hlizgahothtown N. W. Wetzel Pottaville John K. Fisher Evangelical Meeting North Charlotte Street

Moravia Sunday School Elects Officers at Meeting

The Moravia Sunday school annual meeting elected officers for the year. N. S. Wolfe was named Superintendent, Louisa Weitzel Secretary, Haydn H. Tshudy Treasurer, Lt. WFeltmer Libra tan, and assistants Alonzo Miksch and J. J. Greider. A resolution directed Rev. Nagle to address the children monthly and end the separate children's meetings.

Dhe Moravia N. S. Wolfe Louisa Weitzel Haydn H. Tshudy Libratan Wfeltmer Alonzo Miksch J. J

Surprise party honors Bethany family with gifts and music

In a Tuesday gathering of Bethany congregation members and friends, a surprise party rang through the home bringing many useful articles and a generous purse. Flora the horse received praise for her faithful service as hosts and guests shared music and social time, with thanks offered to all donors for their kindness.

Bethany Flora D. C. Topras

Millard Hildebrand Found Guilty of Voluntary Manslaughter

The trial for the murder of Henry Eshleman ended with Millard F. Hildebrand convicted of voluntary manslaughter by a jury that deliberated until Wednesday afternoon. The incident occurred at Bruns saloon in Strasburg after a dispute over a dog, culminating in Hildebrand throwing Eshleman out and beating him. Eshleman died from his injuries. Hildebrand was remanded for sentencing after an arrest of judgment motion.

Wildebrand Casal Millard F. Hildebrand Henry Eshleman Bruns Strasburg Hildebrand Eshleman Hig Hildrebrand

Bull Chases Train Near Reading Station

A bull driven by Henry Landis ran ahead of a locomotive on Tuesday afternoon as it moved toward Reading. The engine repeatedly sounded the whistle and slowed, but the animal did not clear the track. The chase lasted about a quarter of a mile without collision.

Reading Henry Landis

Enterprising fair tickets draw crowds and cash

A local notice urges vigorous campaigning for prizes at the upcoming Ephrata fair to fill coffers. It warns would be entrants about subscription books and debt collection, mentioning revolvers and a cross dog as deterrents. The piece also advertises the Haven hotel in Philadelphia with reduced rates and convenient downtown location.

Ephrata

Wenger and Woolen Goods and Hardware Sale Ad

A dated newspaper ad promotes canned foods with prices and descriptions for Wolle canned tomatoes corn peas pineapple salmon peaches prunes dates currants raisins and figs. It advertises Wenger's Roller Flour at 80c per 14 and notes flour quality grades. Also lists blankets shirts underwear prints hosiery and segars offered with reduced prices due to a cold snap.

Valencia Wenger

Special Barcaras sale inaugurates cheap dry goods era

Special sale announces twenty low price items across prints ginghams muslins and sheetings with bargains on quilts blankets carpeting and fabrics. It promises weekly Barcaras prices and highlights textiles including Lowell all wool carpets Roxbury Tapestry Brussels and Horner Body Brussels at notable discounts.

Caret Lowell Roxbury Tapestry Brussels Horner

Also Mentioned on This Page

Local Intelligence Omunt Livingston Philadelpha Judge Livingston John Oil, Long & Uo Lavuewater Willian Ochme Contac Columbia Bammer's Hall Jaquirer Acker J.C. Brobat Agker Hunpreps J. Brobst Yule Nitita Ita Sige Trancastar Papera Paiadelphia Record New York Alby Ersonal Erb Lewis Stone Kas Buch Sarah Mary Reinfried J. P. Reinfried Joseph Thome Masterson Ville J .Oc. Hacker J. W. Holtinger Wu. H. Hack Williamsport H. W. Stark Della Hiwin Sturgis James Geitner Allentown D. Oehme New Holland Charles Sturgis Iron Affairs A. F. Killian J. W. Smith Hila Frits Busan Smith G. A. Kemper Alice Fritz Wisconsin Jacob Rutt K. Hartman Queen Victoria Susan Smith G. HB. Zwalley Hambright Rutt Homypey A. B. Awally A. Kemper F. J. Stantey A. B. Ly Kilian Jacob B. Zwalley Wee Lanoaster Lting Tuitita Tetsitt Recordings Valentine Washington Fisherig Mary Street Tancaster Inquirer Rutledge Manthly Kauffman Park Mayheim Mayhenny Gorastead Hager & Hro EtMo Wolle Commera GEO. W B. F. Haldeman Locust Street Columbia, Phnna Penn Township Mutual Fire Insurance Association Lancaster County Sance Seers Treacher Ant “Wreasurer Companyumn Tala Baid Balattee Rh. Oy Penn Township Mutual Hire Insurance Company J. Hartman Fish and Oyster House Fulton TW. Snyder Prop'r HJ. Barr HW. H. Tehudy de Haven Townsend, Balers South Third Street Pennsylvania RR Philadelphia & Reading Lehigh Valley Ri Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co United Reds Canal Northern Central R. R. Co Hestonville Pass la Bus Path R. R New Jersey Central Northern Pacific Co North Pennsylvania Phils Eric R. R. Silver Minnesota Extuas Bennsylvania Fargis Western Do Ateady Pema Dato Ae Fa G . Yieat Wally Hallman Primo Rathsville Pennsylvania Semel Jacob St. Zivalley Hillman West Earl Town Peter RHAM Dar Puma Jan Ill Higade Wass Lime Hook Tshuby's Store California Wenger's Snyder's Brubaxer’s Tshudy’s A. M. Bruckhart Litttz Call Omer Daniel Leopold Salungo Lancaster Co Bard's Oregon Store Weekly Report Liverpool Reutper Lititz Springs Edward Kastner Rees Uriah F Hartrant Annam Hartranft Bronneryilla Abraham Coldren Con United States Mazh Munn & GO Motlead Fats Amiens MANN Crewe Astamidan American Oiigg West King ST
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