Lititz Local Religious Notices and An Accident Report
Moravian English preaching on Sunday warning from Bethany New Haven Lutheran services next week and February 1 2 PM Evangelical prayers Sunday 9 30 AM preaching 7 PM Lutheran German services Rothsville 9 AM White Oak 6 50 PM Rev H E Semmel pastor German and English at various times. One week after Jonas Merby Rome accident returns to Lancaster wagon repair winds upset, wagon damaged, he leaves. Manheim Water Company awarded contract for reservoir pipes dwelling and boiler house at 24 330 to A Tyson Reading. completion by August.
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Bethany
Rothsville
White Oak
Jonas Mberly
Rome
Lancaster
New Haven
Manheim Water Company
A. Harvey ‘I'Yson
Civil Engiteer
Reading
Manheim Sentinel
Rothsville Rambles and Local News Snippets
Dr A R Shactfer of Farmersville moved to the village on Tuesday wishing success and trust from many friends. Dunkards hold meetings in Millport Union church. Mrs Mellinger of Nolata buried at Middle Creek on Tuesday. James A Heitler sells photographer’s gear. John Spera to build a shop and begin cigar making in April. A girl baby born to Cornelius Butter. The band adds new members. Rev Tsune Shirk dies at Akron and to be buried Friday at Steinmetz’s meeting house. An arrest may curb local thefts. An elderly woman near Milton Grove drowns after falling in a cellar spring. coroner’s inquest held. W A Hensel re-elected Democratic State Committee chair in Harrisburg. Dr A W Fretz, Berks, attended a meeting to oppose the new chairman but failed. Cremation seen as rising. St Louis editor Brady cremated in Lancaster. Excursion to New Orleans and Jacksonville on January 28. Round trips to New Orleans $42.25, to Jacksonville $46.25. Hotel ads and shop goods follow with assorted prices and wares.
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Rothsville
A. R. Shactfer
Farmersville
Dunkards
Millport Union Church
Mellinger
Nolata
Middle Creek
James A. Heitler
John Spera
Cornelius Butter
Tsune Shirk
Akron
Steinmetz
Revival and storms in Oregon area and crime news
Revival in Gregon and vicinity at the M F E church brings penitents peace while concerns about emotional religion and insanity arise. News covers miller Martin Buch taking Keystone mills April first, high winds damaging property, a hog theft, Oregon dam ice, and a horse theft sweep leading to Clemson and Jones jailed. Also notes Lititz Lodge K of P gains members and its role in community welfare.
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M.fe
Martin Buch
Keystone Mills
Grayhill Bear
Anna Bard
Aston Summy
Christ. Leeking
Oregon
John Grube
That Pig Chase at Tatz’s Hutcher House Ends in Capture
On a rainy day near Tatz’s hutcher house about five hundred people gathered for a hog chase. The greased pig with a taped tail was released with firecrackers attached and ran through the crowd until Zenas Icby cornered it, ending the spectacle. In a second note, Mr. F G Carpenter received a 45 pound imposter turkey from Columbia, plans to fatten it further, then host a feast for friends.
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Tatz
Hutcher House
Pell-mell
Roda
Zenas Icby
Warwick House
F. G. Carpeter
Columbia
Lancaster
Carpenter
Vwell
Couple Weds at Bride’s Home in Local Ceremony
Last Thursday evening Miss Carrie V Hacker and Mr Jesse Craig were united in marriage at the bride’s mother's residence with Rev Nagie performing the ceremony. About seventy five guests attended and the bride received many valuable gifts. The couple departed for Philadelphia and New York the same evening and returned by Monday.
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Carrie V. Hacker
Jesse Craig
Franklin County
Nagie
Philadelphia
New York
Jand
Farewell Sermon and Addresses at Moravian Church
The Moravian church heard Rev Nagle preach a farewell sermon on Johns verse Peace I leave with you my peace I give unto you The pastor spoke eight and a half years of service and urged forgiveness and love The afternoon featured farewell addresses to the Sunday school and Bible class He leaves under a cloud of emotion as parishioners wish him well In other news John Hermes was remanded to prison after a watch larceny hearing in Rothsville Constable Helman recounted a tense arrest with a hidden suspect and a hidden stash of the stolen item Neighborhood News notes Henry Uber the long serving Martinville postmaster Grand Crossing plans move Lancaster Watch Company assets valued around 45000 to a new site Details urge careful selection of spring officers and report a murder sentence for George Smith to five years and three months plus other local business and legal actions Slight fire in Manheim Borough caused by a defective flue. the Hamelin family narrowly escaped and damages are about 75 dollars
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Jacob M. Ratt
Landisville
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
The
Brotherhood of the Union
Herzog
Lancaster
Nathaniel Brubaker
Warwick
Ezra Heist
Manheim
Fanny Sturgis
Lutz
Penn Township
Rothsville
Warwick House
Lititz National Bank
H. H. Shud
John Evans
Wm. Evans
Tron
Washington
Peon
Elizabeth
Burkholder
Israel G. Erb
Sturgis House
Nagle
Hoehkese
Elsurel
Iaber
Lins
John Hermes
Millport
Squire Ruth
Helman
Hermes
Helioan
Henry Uber
Martinville
Lancaster County
Lancaster Watch Company
Grand Crossing
Chicago
A. Bitner
Lancaster Company
George Smith
Henry
Columbia
Daniel Frankhauser
Brecknock
Hell
Elias Ziegler
John D. Skiles
Amos 8. Henderson
David Hershey
Manheim Borough
Penn Township Company
Mines and ore assays from Lebanon mines near Myerne town
Dr Kreuger's mines near Myerne, Lebanon county, yielded varied ore values with gall and other metals per ton. Reports include silver 4 to 560 ounces, nickel 3 to 4 percent, cobalt 1 percent, platinum 10 to 40 per ton, copper 2 to 4 percent, and other metals. An advertisement touts electric Bitters at 50 cents a bottle from Lititz Drug Store.
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Kyrettzer
Lebanon County
Myerne Town
Introductory sermon by Rev Rienke at Lititz Moravian Church
Rev Rienke of Lebanon will preach introductory sermon Sunday at Lititz Moravian. Notes mention many local residents visiting, family news, and a string of small incidents from Lexington and nearby towns, including thefts, a new bartender, and anecdotes from fast driving.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised for skin ailments
An advertisement promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores chapped skin chilblains corns and all eruptions. It claims to cure piles with a money back guarantee and refunds. Price is 25 cents per box, sold at Lititz Drug Store.
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Bucklen
Lititz
WOLLE Offers Seasonal Underwear And Hardware Supplies
WOLLE provides seasonable goods for the cold snap including a special line of men s women s and children s underwear and a full line of builders hardware. Estimates and contracts for hardware are taken Segals accepted in exchange for goods Highest market prices paid for produce.
Rail and Transit Lines Mentioned in Patchy OCR Fragment
Fragmentary lines reference Philadelphia Portland and Lehigh Valley routes with mentions of Lehigh Goal Juyie Bat, New York and Philadelphia, Oregon Transcontinental, Union Pacific, Western Union, West Shore streets, Louisville and Nashville, and silver trades. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Philadelphia & c
Lehigh Valley R
Lehigh
Juyie
N.Y. & Phila
Oregon Transcontinental
Union Pacific
Western Union West Shore
Louisville & Nashvill Silver
Also Mentioned on This Page
Local Intelligence
Sienk
Milton Grove
W. A. Hensel, Esq
Harrisburg
A.W. Fretz
Berks
St. Louis
C. B. Brady
Republican
New York Meal and Express
New Orleans
Jacksonville
Dickinsen
Boyer
St. KuMo Horen
Arch Street
Josefh M, Frank
oeTly
Winter
Henderson
Rios Henderson
Colorado
Evangelical Church
Lancaster Bank
Philadelphia Press
Lizzie Ekroth
John Hekroth
Drehersville
Berka County
Owen P. Bricker
Hsq
East King Street
Tihnan Clemson
the Gap
Bowman
Salisbury Township
Clemson
Alderman Spurrier
Clem- 300
William Jones
Jones
Patrick Gallagher
Joes
K. of P
Neighborhood News
Dr. Kreuger
Lititz Drug Store
Rienke
Lebanon
Elizabeth Miller
Rutter Tennis
Chestnut Level
Elmer Ritchie
Darius Haughman
I. G. Plautz
Virginia
George Grim
George
Milton Byeriy
Landis Binkley
Clara
Kansas City
Henry Seather
William Todd
Bhitmer
Wooster
Ohio
Lexington
Abraham Witmier
Andrew Snavely
Mt. Vernon
Henry Michael
Michael
Lexington Hotel
Martin K. Hess
Martin
Florace Bieinesderfer
Isaac Rudy
Wm. Thomas
Newton
Tasiya
Dr. King
Zenas Kby
Abe Bugzard
Woxansville
Kramati
Wolle
Justin
Der—Kile
Theatev
Tobias
Emanuel Relisnyder
Kate Kile
Bard-Long
Mechanicsburg
J. Kohler
Livingston B. Bard
Upper Leacock
Lizzie II
Long
Zudrell—Whitman
Jellie H. Landis
Ephrata
Ley
E. 5. Bronzmiller
John Zudreil
York, Pa
Jolda Weidman
Litutz.ee
Poe
E.L. Reinhold
Marietta
H. J. Barr
H. H. Tahudy Sulter
WARD
Boulder
Monace A. Shelly
Jhicken
Eaaseeenen
T.S. A'S
de Haven & Townsend, Barkers
South Third Street
Eash
Protas
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Paria
Rve Atoek
Beeves
Litita Springs
J. ©. Brgest
A. B. Adams
Jere Rohrer, Draler IN
Rohrer
Centre Square
Lancaster, PA
LY -Co
Kauffman & Beckler
Cogs
Ale
Beckles
Cua Finan
Emanui Kaureman
Buckler
Lititu
Aurora
John
Givler & Co
Lancaser City
Lancaster City
Cavnty
Lititz Cash Store
Lititz, PR
U. & Treasurer
U. 5
Cse
Hills
State of
County of
Nati’ L. Wolle
Nath
Haydn H. Tshudy
A. W. Shober
Harry M. Eckert
A. B. Snyder
Clay Township
A.B. Snyder
Elaima
GEO
Shreiner
Philip Doster
Atty
James E. Kreiter
Warwick Township
Kreiter
Warwick Tnp
Ezra Beist
Astare
Giram Kling
Ils Avansgigh Township
Anders Ding
Mievens
WFLIN
EAGA
Kline
Tshudy's Store
Tshudy's
Germantown
Stump
Cor
Broad and Orange Sts., Lititz
Pwedllings
Deesif Israel G.ere
Foshpe Brubaker
Busanna Brubaker
Marseilles
Dresa Ginghams
Janos
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