Local Intelligence and Real Estate Transfers in Lititz Area
Local notes report religious services across Moravian, Lutheran and German congregations, burglar case identified as W H Atkins, and a near-fatal fainting incident in Rome. Real estate lists include Adam Sharp selling a house with land to BPlby near Petersburg for 2700 dollars. Also mention tobacco sales in Lexington and vicinity, public sale prices, and a Marietta fire incident tied to anti-license sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Sharp
Kihowias
Pine Hill Hotel
Mr. Bplby
Petersburg
Wall Paper and Artistic Decorations in Lancaster
The reliable Essuee in wall papers and window shades is Phares W Fry at 87 North Queen Street Lancaster. His trade stands out for moderate prices liberal patron treatment and square business. He offers a wide range of paper hanging and decorating services with experienced workmanship. Acker's Blood Elixir is advertised as a remedy for eruptions and blemishes, sold by Dr J C Brobet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Phares W. Fry
North Queen Street
Philadelphia
Tanga
Wryy
J. C, Brobet
Orange Street Nuisances And Oddities From Oregon Nearby
Short Shavings reports on Orange street disturbances caused by youths, rail signal plans and depot impacts, fashion magazine hints, temperance centennial talk, local church notes, and weather quirks. It also mentions missing residents, local tradesmen, livestock watering changes, and a mix of humorous social commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Street
Acchool
Evangelical Church
Lititz
James Dodson Bennet
Plogs
Moravian Church
Jspring
Horace Kachbach
Compulsory education debated by Literary Society
Last week the Literary Society discussed a resolution urging a compulsory education system. The meeting grew tedious toward the end amid a lengthy debate on a disputed point. Some ladies left in protest of the laborious proceeding, citing Saturday evening chases as unappealing to their company. J H Mace, esq., is busily taking trade dollars, attracting customers from Corywall. he rented a tobacco warehouse from C Hartman and hogghs from Levi White Lacreat 15,7 and 2, Iron J. Weber f acreat 14,6 and 3. Jacob W Diehm advertises horses and mules in stock. Burglary waves elsewhere prompt vigilance and caution among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Society
J.H. Mace
Corywall
Mr. Mace
C. Hartman
Levi White Lacreat
J. Weber
Jacob W. Diehm
Wr. M. Weigley
Aalate
Taebanon
Reformed Church
St. Paul’s Church
al Oelock
Jos. L. Lenberger
Brendie
Kremer
Geo. W. Stein
Cyrue Boyer
Wolff
Hiester
C. H. Killinger
Tsg
Tobias Testler
C. H. Kininger
Hsg
Cyrus Boyer
Sec. W. Stein
Srcono
George W. Stein
A. H. Miller
J. B. Moore
Tobias Kessler
Jos. J. Lemberger
A. J. Bachman
E. Shuey
Stremer
We. Zeller
Rey? Bachman
Mr. J. Ts
John Walter
Heidelberg
Hig Seb Gqap
Moses Gundrun
Walter
Zion's Futheran £ i
Ifaiter
Joseph Royer
John Gable
John F. Bomberger
Halacher
Indianapolis
My. J. B
Harnish
John Overholser
Musical Evening at Moravian Chapel Promises Good Attendance
Ladies and the pewing Society have organized a musical program at the Moravian Chapel this Saturday evening and expect strong patronage. Admission is 2 shillings. attendees may pursue entertainment while considering local vendors and medicinal offerings advertised in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pore Anos
Langwater
Seth Iexpense
Hngliss Murtz
Conarc
Matai
Satur- Hon
Acker
Children march in holiday parade and church plans
Share Perston siblings celebrate Washington birthday with a company of patrols and band, serenades, bakery treats, and a Sturgis House supper. Church conventions convene in Lebanon with Sunday school topics, resolutions, and speeches, while local deaths, sales, and oddities fill out a busy week in town life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Kk
Chool Washington
Walter Mann
H. M. North
Young Lawyers
Community Notes And Society Life At Local Meeting
Mr Daniel Johns hosts a gathering after neighbors surprised him at his home. Brownstown to Akron telephone poles promised this week signaling new phone service. The Society met on election night electing W M Mell president and others. debates centered on whether nature eclipses art and which figures Washington and Lincoln deserve more honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Johns
Akron
W. M. Mell
G. W. Davis
Kate Hartman
Harry Fritz
G. A. Kemper
G. S. Kemper
Alice Fritz
C. B. Zwalley
Kate
Local Residents Share News From Lancaster Area on Visit and Moves
Personal items note Howard Grosh of Norbeck and Meiley visiting Lancaster, Jacob Kemper returning home after nearly a year away, L. B. Hacker in Williamsport, and Dr. C. V. Thome of West Hanover in town. Phares Sweigart and family plan to relocate to Kangas, and liquor dealer Charles H. Kryder suffered a paralytic stroke but may recover. T. Frank Evans returned from Missouri, Mrs. J. F. Dunlap visited Warwick, and Johnson Miller seeks a legislature nomination with good odds. Miss Susan Breveman visited Manheim, Wm. H. Gilchrist recruited cigar makers from Bedford, Miss Irene Rock visited Lititz, and Lititz board members toured Millersville State Normal School. A. Lou admits his father’s guilt in a murder case, Adam Baney confesses, and Thomas Baney remains jailed. A. M. Kreider sues John Steffy for assault and battery. case to return to court for final settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Grosh
Norbeck & Meiley
Lancaster
Jacob Kemper
New Orleans
Hacker
Williamsport
C. V. Thome
West Hanover
Dauphin County
P. J. Roebuck
Phares Sweigart
Owl Hill
Kangas
Charles H. Kryder
T. Frank Evans
Missouri
J. F. Dunlap
Manheim
Warwick
Johnson Miller
Miller
Susan Breveman
Wm. H. Gilchrist
Bedford
Irene Rock
Bethlehem
Lititz
Fragmented 19th century notices and ads mix
A garbled page of references to Fasnacht, ground hogs, Lent, tobacco prices, weather forecasts, and local ads. It cites Furor topics like postmasters, a Moravian chapel event, floods, clocks, wardrobe items, prints, tobacco seed, and wallpaper. Includes a death notice, prices for flour and grain, and local business promotions.
Tramps Gather at Miller's Woods Near Town Again
Report notes a large number of vagrant tramps using Miller's Woods, sometimes up to thirty, begging from neighbors and lingering weekly. Constable raid teased as a potential deterrent. Also mentions summer travel to country relatives and plans to visit country homes without expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller’s Woods
TSHUBY'S STORE clothing California Honey and groceries
TSHUBY'S STORE offers California Honey in the comb, Turkish prunes from the original cask, low prices on 3 lbs for 25¢, and by the barrel. Fresh vegetables and garden seeds, flour, corn meal, buckwheat flour, glassware, and needful staples. Canned goods from Githens Rexsamer, eggs at 24¢, butter 16¢, lard 9¢, trade accepts cigars, and various fruits including Florida and Valencia oranges and Messina lemons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Snyder's
Brubaker
Florida
Valencia
Palermo
Wenger
Segars
Githens & Rexsamer
Tshudy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fiiday
Undertaker
Main Street
Gulig
Local Intelligence
Religions
Lvangedigat
Baty
Jenaea
Batyriat
Lexington
Voganville
Howrish
Tirnecksten
White ‘Oale
Brtelkeur- Vijla
Luraenan
New Raven
Sery
Salinos
W. H. Atkins
Montgomery County
Atkins
Farmer Chagston
Weary Valley Forge
John Phautz
Rome
Dr. Shenk
Tahty
Stump
Everal Works
Berwa
Cimrel
Marietta
Sque Fay
Thile
Amoing Woul
Debaveo Market
Lexington and Vicinity
Tue & Tre
Fearedwin Dinek
Roi William Young
Levi
Richard Rickert
Devan Meiley
Elijn Ball
David H. Saavely
Lincaster
Washington
Trow
Oregon
Wildwood
Fla
John Wolf
Millport
Graybills
Peter Brubaker
Charles Mohn
Amd
John Stehimney
Strickler
F. P. Bard
Rev
Bowman
Tee
A. F. Hostetter
Eng
Adam
Adan
Pennyille Pennings
Perstown Siflings
Jinyid Brubaker
Benjamin Seaman
Heas’ Meeting House
Christian Bomberger
Jacob Brubaker
Joy
Conewaga
Matilda Geiner
F. B. Buch
Marry Kauffman
J. H. Serlings
Lizzie D. Vaugho
Eb, Stone
John Oberholtzer
John Oblerhottser
Wm. Huber
Indies
Hummers
Pine US
Winday
Jacob Moyar
Brickerville
Shaefferstown
Lebanon County
Neergats
Brobst
Rothsville
Lincoln
O. Hirshman
Bliter
New York
New Stablic
Eagle
Daniel Melsinger
John Hibshman
Grossman
Lehigh
Alegenius
Saylor Tat
Lebanon
Donges
Myerstown
Jose Ranges
Frank Raeger
Adamstown
Benjamin Winsler
H.W. M
Dkron Affairs
State Normal School
C. Nagle
Millersville
B. F. Shhaub
G. Behmer
O. T. Huebener
A. M. Frantz
Jacob Bausman
H. M
A. Lou
Thomas Baney
Martic
Lancaster County
Eagles
Mt. Nebo
Barney Short
Thomas Whitson
J. M. Walker
Eaqs
Wherly
Commonwealth
A.M. Kreider
John Steffy
Squire Reidenbach
Botl
Pere
BR. Honabeusan
Is & Indy
W. H. Vanderbilt
Milford
Georgia
Wolle
Marklied
Shaebfer—Kratz
Ray
B. Th Mibrent
Jacob Sheaiter
Izzie Kratz
Brauservile
John Brubaker
Hammer Creek
EJ. Burr
Huehel O
Litity
H.W. Teindy
de Haven & Townsend
Bankers
South Third Street
U.S
By & Canal Co
Northern Central R. B. Co
Hestonville Pass
I. Co
Bult
N.Y
Phila
New Jersey Central
Prraa
Wis
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Lomg
Saine
Web
Bueves
Algudiya
Wallize
Lititz Brewery
TR ‘Che
Hhutet
Zartman & Sheev
Jeb
Bard's
Oregon Store Weekly Report
Rothsville Carriage Works
Eliptie
Spring Timken
Empire
Brewster
Hamlin
Dexter Queen
P. B. Kofroth
Rothsville, Lane, Co
Tshuby's Store,’ Clothing
Matin Kry Dine
Bae
Jacob B. Becker
Warwick Township
Jacob L. Stehman
Jebb
Herr's
Wholegale Stationery Store
H. N. Queen Bt
Bancaster
F.C. Clemson
Ephrata City Drug Store
Kelier
R. I
Workman
Broad Sprhet
Litita
Ldrnge
Gents
Stump’s
Broad and Orange Sts
Hollands, &c
ECRU
North Queen ST
Lancaster, Pa
Pee
P. Miller
Manheim Marble Yard
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