Religious notices and local reports from Litréz Record
Moravian and Lutheran services listed for Sunday at multiple locations including White Oak Bricker ville Brickerville and Rothsville. Protracted meetings begin January 10 and 11 under Rev J C Hornberger. Also obituary for Catherine Fry of Ephrata and jail security upgrades after five prisoner escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Oak St
Brickerville
Ulionl
U. B
Jos. Weirich
Brunkerville
H. #. Seuimel
Rothsville
Even Lutheran
New Haven
Brownstown
Local notes on marriage and prices in Lititz area
A couple married in Reading, Charles J. Moyer and Mary Spangler, with friends hoping for happiness. Lititz bakery owner I K Bomberger cuts bread prices, 7 to 6 cents, 8 to 7, 9 to 8, 13 to 16, 18 to 15 cents. Oscar Wise, a German tramp, burned by a fire he lit, injured and likely to die at county hospital. A prank stove in Danner's room at Sprines Hotel leads to humor and a Christmas memento. Arch Street lodgings banquet updates and lodge officers elected in Lititz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Minnich
Lititz
Charles J. Moyer
Mary Spangler
Reading
I. K. Bomberger
Oscar Wise
Miller’s Woods
Heart Town
Squire Theidenlach
Gaus—Hornperger
C. Lobias
Joseph BP, Gans
Sporting Iil
Lizeté B. Hornberger
Brickerville
Usner-Stark
Litltz
Char’ Wel
Horace Usner
Ella Site
Moyer-Spanglisa
Enty of
Womelsedorf
Berke County
Shattelaville
Berks County
Great Discovery Promises Cure for Chronic Cough
Mr William Thomas of Newton, Pennsylvania reports his wife suffered a cough for twenty five years. After trying many remedies she used Dr Inets New Discovery and was cured after two bottles. Trial bottles available free at the Luna Drug Store. Large size one dollar.
Obituary notices of Hiram Kline and Charles Kreiter
Obituary notices report the death of Hiram Kline of Lexington at 81 years after a short illness, noting his farming life, Christian faith, public service roles, and large funeral attendance. Also reported is the death of Charles Rudolph Kreiter, born 1812, millwright turned factory operator, remembered for skill and family, with details of marriage, children, and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beath
Hiram Kline
Warwick
Lexington
Mr. Kline
Kline
Litits and Lexington Turnpike Company
Mantheim Live Stock Insurance Company
Brickerville Lutheran Church
Church
Liuiis Lodge Kk
Charles Rudolph Kreiter
Mr. Kreiter
Julius F. Sturgis
Benjamin Kreiter
David Buch
Broad Street
Ibis
Mreiter
Cumberland County
Kreiter
Lititz
Thomas B. Kreiter
Dayton, O
Charles W. Kreiter
Kansas City
Sarah J. Roth
Reading
Leah A. Kreiter
Morrisburg
Aurora Philips
Lilita
Ella Broom
New Paris
Ohio
Benjamin P. Kreiter
HE Paso
Texas
J. Monroe Kreiter
Harrisburg
Warwick Township
Christ
Christmas Festivities Warm Hititz With Snow and Joy
The town of Hititz celebrated a grand Christmas with snow covered streets and bright moonlit evenings. Families traveled from near and far to the old homestead for feasts, gifts, and lively church services across Moravian and Evangelical congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hititz
Should Have Been kicked Out of town
On Christmas night three bold tramps roamed Lititz demanding money from passersby and entering open doors to sell wares for cash. Local residents resisted and one man paid a few cents to escape. A local visitor, Mr. Wanzer of Darlington Wisconsin, spoke about establishing a butter creamery near Lititz offering to pay Philadelphia market prices for cream with no upfront costs to subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Enek
Stephen Grosk
J. E. Wanzer
Darlington
Wis
Lititz
Sturgis House
Uttitz
Philadelphia
Lititz Welcomes 1885 With Churches Full and Night Spun Bright
Residents rang in the new year with two Moravian services in Lititz. The 12 o'clock hour brought prayers and hymns as a full moon shone over fireworks. A Night of praise and greetings followed, with local names noted as visitors and celebrants. A Warwick goose caper ends with the bird’s dramatic return.頬
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Nagle
Evangelical Church
Painful accident with sand stone step harms Frank Martin
Frank Martin of Elizabeth township installed a sand stone step at Van Vieck's residence. A hot lead pour during setting sprayed from the stone into his face, burning his eyes and causing severe pain and temporary blindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Martin
Elizabeth Township
van Vieck
Martino
Local Injuries Reported From Falls On Sunday And Tuesday
Mr. Elias Buch fell on Sunday and injured himself. Mrs. Elizabeth Shaffner slipped on Tuesday at her residence steps, fracturing her shoulder and striking her head on a stone step. She was unconscious briefly and remained prone before moving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias Buch
Elizabeth Shaffner
Hats and Caps and Clothing on Cash Sale
Water H. Bocw advertises a cash sale of hats caps and ready made clothing including overcoats and suits for men boys and children with a 15 percent reduction for cash purchases. The notice emphasizes cash only terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water H. Bocw
Little Locals and Local Happenings Chronicle
Selections note a near choking incident with a penny for Little Harry Bender. George Studenroth in Brunnerville receives a Christmas gift from his uncle William Harper of Shamokin. Sewing society visits Mt. Joy. goose story fades amid hoaxes. Linden Tall Seminary reopens January 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Weidler Bender
George Studenroth
Brunnerville
William Harper
Shamokin
Young Ladies' Sewing Society of
Mt. Joy
Kauffman & Beckler
Linden Tall Seminary
A. G. Killian
Columbia
Tramp Theodore Eberle Injures Leg at Springs Hotel
An elderly German tramp named Theodore Eberle, about fifty, sought lodging at the Springs hotel stable. In the early hours he fell from the hay maw to the latchway and broke both bones of the right leg near the ankle. Found by Dr Roebuck’s near the plank walk, he was treated and conveyed to the county hospital by Charles Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore
Eberle
Springs Hotel
Charles Miller
Lititz Store Offers Full Line of Ladies and Children's Coats
The only Lititz shop showcases Ladies Misses and Children's Coats in latest styles at prices rivaling Philadelphia and New York. New Markets, Russian Circulars, Dolmans, jackets in black brown gray, plus small coats from 2 years up. Seal plush cloth cloaking, fur trimmings, shawls, skirts, and more advertised with low prices to astonish shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Philadelphia
New York
É&C
Hosiery and Notion Department Offerings in Detail
An extensive listing details women's and children's hosiery, gloves, underwear, knits, and trimmings. It highlights silk and linen handkerchiefs, fancy box handkerchiefs, hoods, legings, caps, gossamers, umbrellas, ribbons, laces, buttons, and assorted soaps and fragrances. Prices are mentioned for all items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zephyr
Coleates
D&c
House Keeping Goods Department Bargains
Sheeting, pillow and shirting muslin both bleached and unbleached offered at lower prices than in 25 years. Tickings table linen napkins towels blankets quilts coverlets and home made comforts featured with pewter discounts and fifty cent Turkey Red table linens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Marseilles
Lancaster
New Carpet Line Brings Ingram Wool Carpets and Accessories
Just opened a handsome line of Ingram and Extra Super All Wool Carpets with ranges from 25 to 90 cents. Specialties include Home Made Rag and Chain Carpets at 35 to 65 cents, new floor table and stair oil cloths, Tapestry velvet Smyrna rugs and cocoa mats, plus hassocks ottomans slippers and blacking boxes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Local Intelligence
Catherine Fry
Hphrata
Martin
Fry
Lebanon
Danner
Ae Danner
Sprines Hotel
Siandlord Willian
Lititz Kedge SK
P. No
P.O
H. GC. Sturgis
C.C
D. A. Cohuck
V. C
Michael Rambler
P—H. Hi. Sturgis
M. A
Amuos Kling
H. H. Ashudy
J. G. Weltmer
J. G—C. H. Kreider
O. G
Geo. T. Greider
Geo. T.greider
Emo Hoven
Arch Street
Bates
Josten M. Frans
Beed
A. B. Say
Clay Township
George Y. Shretner
Philip Doster
Ephrata
Lexington Lace
Hiram Fetter
Denver
Hiram
Lexington Union
Michael Rubi
Santa Claus
Rooney
Egypt
Joseph
Mary
Otis TE. Keidenbach
Nazareth
Charles Hacker
Horace Buch
Philada
D. B Flory
Annie Koehler
E. J. Zahm
Howard Grosh
Henry Strouble
Albert Bomberger
Jacob Reinhold
H. B. Keller
Lincoln
Thume
Raum
Marietta
Robert
Willian Seather
Graybull Long
Ella Brandt
Owen P. Bricker
John R. Bricker
G. W. Vaughman
Ella Kline
Ella Mengle
Manheim
Wuititz
Aggie Arndt
Anna Fisher
Mamie Greenawalt
Lancaster County
Ain
Phita. Times
Robert N. Wolfe
Erally
Lic
Ture
Harris
Breitegam
Abraham
William
Susanna Breitegum
Hammer
Manbeho
Elmer
Benjamin
Anna Hinuimer
Keine
Dee
HiramsGiing
Ereiter
Charles Hi. Areiter
E. J. Bare
Buttte Steam Milla Ky
Terrester Weekly
Li. H. Pahudy
Horace A. Shelly
Chigkens, Me Galvis
D. Haven
Townsend
Foy Baker
Will Ash
Richard, Rickert
John Brubaker
Tailite
Usana R
Brobarer
Pennsylvania RR
Lehigh Valley TR
Lehigh Coal & Navigiouf
N.Y
Wew Jones Y Conbrals
Northern Pacife
Oregon Transcontinental
Avon Pacific
Ou Shiver,heades
James E. Krbiter
Akron
Kreider
Parna
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Western
Critle
Puia
Dadvee
Hhereby
Kauffman & Betkler
Cecal
H. B. Beetkler
Emanuel Kauffman
Beckler
Jomnsos Elbe Lititz
Towapas-At
Portland
Maine
Jos
Israel G. Urb
Joseph Brubaker, JR
Susanna Brubaker
Christian Dinhm
Ces
Court House
Langaster
WM. D. Whaver
Deedit
James H. Mirsch
Bricker
Nathan C. Fry
Cheesy Buy
Jutici
Lititz National NE
WOLLE
Cashigr
Broad ST
Lititz Cash Store
Dress Goods Department
Percales
Cretonnes
Hamilton
Notion and Trimming Department
Saxony
Aurora
John
Cash Storh
Lititz, PA
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