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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1885
Page
2
The Lititz Record informs advertisers and others to send notices by Wednesday afternoon for regular Thursday publication. Communications must be authenticated with name and address for good faith, though address need not be published.
The piece traces centuries of tension between Ireland and England from Henry II to modern times, noting religious divisions and uprisings. It condemns dynamite violence and calls on Irish leaders and clergy to renounce such acts. It also reports on Montreal's Winters' ice carnival and regional observations of climate. It mentions the shooting of Donova Rossa and comments on a hog chase incident, plus notices about local theater, a turnpike law, and the Mary Dixon Memorial Chapel at Linden Hall Seminary with completion and dedication plans.
The narrative recalls Cumberland Valley scenery from Franklin and Cumberland counties, noting timbered hills and river views. A 1833 brushfire driven by charcoal burners forced bears and wolves from the mountains, prompting a rare Sabbath-day chase where a black bear and cubs avoided capture but the bear slain and eaten after church duties.
A January 1835 New Orleans letter describes changes at the World Exposition grounds, favorable weather, and crowded halls. It notes orange trees, blooming plants, and northern visitors experiencing Southern climate. It promotes February to May visits, Mardi Gras crowds, and a Lititz to New Orleans excursion on February 11 with 15 day tickets. It cites Hayes Dickinson guiding tours, hotel rates, and the Shenandoah Valley route for travel.
In Hanrnissuna on February 3 1885 the Philadelphia Magistrates Court veto faced intense opposition in the House. McGowan and Mackin led postponement and speedy action debates while filibustering by Spronsler McCullough stretched the session past other business. The veto was challenged amid heated remarks and procedural jousting.
The passage of the Magistrates Court bid would add 12000 dollars in expenses for Philadelphia while 24 magistrates in office earn about 40000 dollars for the city. The New Orleans commission awaits state aid as the House refused to consider a 10000 dollar appropriation last week. Governor’s veto is expected to stand. Dickinson’s political tour to New Orleans and Jacksonville runs February 11 with round trip tickets priced at 42.25 to New Orleans and 46.25 to Jacksonville departing Lititz at 486 PM.
Baugh & Sons exhibitors won eight first premiums at the Pennsylvania State Fair September 8–26, 1884. They also earned three first premiums at Lehigh County Allentown September 16–October 3 and at Berks Kutztown October 7–roth, Northampton Nazareth October 7–roth. Their raw bone manures are praised for soil enrichment and crop production. The firm advertises Baugh's $25 Phosphate and notes manufacture at Office No. 20 South Delaware Avenue Philadelphia.
In 1885 Philadelphia dealers explain carpet downdraft across Ingrain and Tapestry varieties. Tapestry and Brussels resemble each other but differ in wool and jute backing. Buyers seek safer, clearer guidance on grades and durability before deciding between Brussels and Tapestry.
A consumer guide contrasts Brussels and Tapestry carpet fabrics detailing backing, loop patterns, and color methods. It explains wool versus jute backs, frame counts, and how pattern colors are created on Brussels by bundled wool yarns, vs printed colors on tapestry yarns. It lists price ranges and shop location at 13th at Market Streets and City Hall Square.
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