Lititz Record Long 1883 Local Notices and Accidents
The Lititz Record reports church services for Moravian Lutheran Evangelical and Reformed churches in Lititz Brickerville Lexington and White Oak with pastors and times. It notes Mrs Elizabeth Merley breaking her leg, Elizabeth Eby dying at Elizabethtown aged about 70, a new book joke How to Keep a Store, Mrs Augustus Enek suffering another hip fracture, a runaway horse incident near Warwick, a fight between John Ford and John Gloss, Terre Hill church dedication ongoing progress and a protracted meeting, Lititz Prow Company directors reelected, St Valentine mail rush, a debate club with quiz questions and candidates for 1884 president discussions, and a Lyceum program in Lititz.
Oddities and notices from a stormy Lititz day
The Lancaster Gazette reports a string of local items from Lititz including a fire scare at Eli Barr’s house with large footprints, a hog exhibit at Cross Keys Hotel, and the Linden Hall girl’s lost watch found in a piano. Pipe deliveries, farm trades, and weather impacts delayed work on the Lititz and Lexington pike. A maternity of social events, a surprise party for Samuel Leihart, and a forthcoming Meunerchor concert at Broad Street Hall add to a bustling civic scene.
The Roths ville Band plans a concert and local notes
Lancaster area items report Jesse Gibble of Rapho township died suddenly last Thursday. The Rohbrerstown rolling mill is to be sold at public auction February 28 at the Grape Hotel Lancaster. Weather forecasts by tax collector Dunbar predict two frosts may ruin June roses. A rural railworker earned $50 for bravery after saving a woman on a moving train near Prince Street crossing. A bakery fire caused a big scare but was contained. Shultz hat store changes hands. farm sales near Brickerville yield strong cows prices. Local drivers move, real estate shifts occur, and a lottery tease for subscribers is noted. A lost gold pin found at Paradise U B Church is awaiting pickup. A pipeline right of way dispute draws farmer objections. town desires better roads, a new depot, and more news from Lititz neighbors. The public house lottery yields a dutermer prize. local tradesmen report dull cigar trade. A teamless buggy incident ends with a stray horse needing owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tshudy
Lebanon Courier
Cross Keys
Lancaster
New York City
James Brown
Chester County
Warwick House
Lititz
Lexington
Linden Hall
Tike Reading Eagle
Messrs. Stauffer & Reist
Buchannan-McEvoy-Reynolda Relief Committee
Lancaster City
Canada
Miles Hallacher
Warwick
Rothsville
Tima
Midway
Ellis
Nat. Sturgis
Bretzel Bakery
Mike Roth
Mike
Isaac Spans
Lewis Stone
Elias Buch
Philadelphia
Rome Hotel
Christian Haisch
Main Street
Jesse Gibble
Rapho Township
J. B. Gibble
A. Boyd
Manuel McShain
Grape Hotel
Columbia
Thomas B. Dunbar
Samuel Armstrong
Pennsylvania Railroad
Prince Street
Bollinger
Duke Street
John Sides
Shultz
Daniel KE. Peiper
Fast Petersburg
Thomas McDowell
Brickerville
Concordia Maemercher
Temperance
Marietta
Ephrata Review
Man
the Inquirer
Meyerstown
Carpenter
Lebanon and Cornwall
Keystone Hall
Rotheville
Jerry Achey
Sturgis House
Nagel
Lancaster Inquirer
Lancaster Inquiree
Frank Int
William Engle
D.D. Burkholder
M. M. Brubaker
Limile
Lve
M.M. Brubaker
M. R. Bushong
Benjamin J. Over
Clay Township
Monroe D. Brumacor
Elizabeth Township
Jonas Hornley
Ntallville
Penn
Israel G. Tirb
Sporting Till
Rapho
Elizabeth Long
Sam‘ Brubaker
Neffsville
John Sahm
E. F. Clay
John Zahm
Penn Two
Henry Longenecker
John Brubaker
Hiratim
Levi Brubaker
Maury Kemper
Levi Kemper
Tobacco market and local commerce notes in Lancaster
County buyers scoured townships examining crops with varied acceptance of prices, while packers hunted bargains and sales lagged. Local items report fires, school director term, Lyceum needs, and a stream of small notices about events, ads, and public affairs in Lancaster County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Examiner
John
Wallace Saunders
Wim. Smith
Wm. Smith
Fry & Co
Henry Leed
Jacob Bucher
Local Bargains Offer Comforts At Cost In Lititz Market
A Lititz advertisement lists bed comforts at cost to clear stock for next season. It promotes Print at 6 cents per yard, various ginghams, bleached muslin, canned vegetables, hams, flour, syrup, and a broad assortment of groceries and farm goods. Includes a brief flour and grain market note and stock quotes from Philadelphia, dated February 14, 1988.
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Philadelphia
Phila
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
No. 2
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Thelititz Record
Wu. H. Brox
Undertaker
Rey
Bemmel
Evaneunican
Wogansville
Leo
Elizabeth Merley
Joho
Elizabeth Eby
Joho Eay
Elizabethtown
Christian Dutt
John Dutt
Manheim
Augustus Enek
Harry Diehm
White Oak
Diehim
New Pike
Bucher's
John Ford
Springs Hotel
John Gloss
Neffaville
Ford
Terre Hill
Bowman
Prow Company
Lititz Prow Company
St. Vaalentine
St. Valentine's
Christ
John Downey
Iss Minnie Seather
Samuel J. Tilden
Lydia E. Pinkham
Huan Buch
H. H. Tshudy
Haydn Miksch
J. R. Bricker
Lottie Hacker
I. R. Huber
Baffin Bay
L. Brickenstein
Sven
W.B. Hornberger
Lyceum
Ella, Buch
Charles
Lyemberger
Lizzie Kauffman
Independence Bell
Christopher Columbus
America
Geo. Washington
House
Eli Barr
Cne
Samuel Leihart
Hiram Kline
Mr. Lynhart
Nacie
Philadelphia Times
Charles Nagle
H. T. Kluge
Bethlehem
Broad Street Hall
Concordia Mennerchor
Meunerchor
Eveline Kreiter
John Breneman
Augie Yocum
Reading
J. A. Buch
Henry Miller
Harrisburg
H. W. Stark
J. F. Sturgis
Servep Hiu Rieur
Reuben Erb
Billy Christ
Miauhine
Akron
H. 2
Icilliam
W. Zell
Clayton Winebold
Kate Hartman
W. V. Ruth
G. A. Kemper
P. G. Likens
C. Winehold
F. J. Stauter
F. B. “Wally
B. D. Killian
Amos Deckerhag
Vigor Manufacturing
Clayton Wenger
Creetors
Millway
Sunbury
Berna
Mite Society
Moravian Church
Lyceum Hall
Ireland
Foote
Chicago
Washington
Ladies of the Society
Clay Jorstnes
Elias R. Weaver
United Brethren Church
Juniata County
Reuben Wennerich
Geo. W. Gross
Unionville
Clay
Geo. Bare
The
Express
Paradise U. B
Daniel Mellinger
South Market Street
Israel Wenger
Valentine Stahl
Jerry Keller
Brubaker Boys
H. W. Hahn
Jacob Rashi
Alice Hahn
Swartzville
Hamstine & Co
Preaent
H. ¥. Yocum
the Reformed Church
Romig & Schlott Wall
H.W.M
SrRay Hoxsn
Tobias Kauffman
Lancaster Pike
Hollinger
New Haven
Kauffman
H. J. Barr
Mr. Barr
Barr
I. F. Bomberger
Bomberger
Paterfamillar
Wolle
Lancaster Ginghams
Michener
Excelsior
Brownstown Roller
Binkley’s and Snyder's
Plour and Ghain
B. J. Barr
Stemin
H. J H. Tshudy
DeHaven & Townsend Bankers
South Thirdstreet
Philadelphia and Reading RR
Tlenign Valley R. Whenry
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Co
United N. J. R. RR. and Canal Co
Northern Central
R.R
Hestonville Pasa. R. BR. Co
Pitts., Tit. & But
R. R
Gentral Transportation Co
Northern Pacific
Cam
North Pennsylvania
Philadelphia & Erie
R. Silver
Hoffman
Jacob Harley
Ephrata
Emanuel Bishop
Painville
Emma Hoffman
Habecker
Brunnerville
Allen
Mary Harbecker
Puna
Tshuby's Store
Haydn H. Tshudy
Wrelon
B. Reidenbach
R. R. Station
Bard's
Oregon Store Weekly Report
Railroad Restaurant
Good Oysters
Adlar
C! L. R. Chorae
Strawbridge & Clothier's Fashion Quarterly
SVN Y NU Mir
Ito Re
W. Fry
North Queen Strhet
Dor Srs
Penn Township Mutual Fire Insurance Association
Lancaster County
Noperties
Ahibien
Sreas
Aiscoun
Treas
Ducend
Ssseoa
Hans
Isaac ¥. Bomberger
Daniel Millery
Orrog
Pann
Fiat
Hershey
IsaAnms G
F. L. Ekauseop
MuSpurry Sr
Aino
Havana
Strawbridge & Clothier
Eighth and Market Streets
William J. Hamilton
OP Young, Keiper& CQ
Snevessorste Young & Keiper
CHINA
GLASS
Anp Greensware
N. Third Street
Jes
Thos. H. Keller
W. EH. Bollinder
Litinz
H. C. Seldomridge
L. G. Kemper
Upen
Tealer Lumber
Salt and
C. Seldomridge
Lancaster County House
East
King St
Lancaster, PA
Jacob
Smith
Paypristes
Columbia House
A. Hutton
North Broad Street
Masonic Temple
Academy of Fine Arts and Public Buildings
Billy
Martin Rudy
King Street
North Queen St
Bears North
Quarryville
Lancaster, King
Columbia Tittagescecces
Arriva
P.M
PLM. A, Ae
A.M. MM. P
Bete
Lanetstar
Allentown
New York
Brook
York
Hanover
Gettysburg
Fredeviet
Baltimore
A. H Wilson
Sypt
Tad Vee
Harrishuil
Workman's
Broad Street
Uipale
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