Monavian and German English preaching notices in Lititz
Religious notices list Sunday English, German and Latin preaching at multiple locales including Monavian, Mervars, LieRan New Haven, and English services at various times. Public events include Fourth of July orators by Weaver Fulton and McElroy, plus county fair dates and bell installation at Mt. Gretna. A near-drowning infant incident is reported, and postal posts appointed in New Holland and Florin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luyrorm
Berviers
White Oak
A. M
Briekervil
Pasteur
J. Peter
Evangeligal
Garman Baptist
Longerecker's
Earlville
Len
Wm. D. Weaver, Esq
A. BR. Fulton
Eng
Lancaster
Geo. W. McElroy, Esq
York County
Suicy July Jottings Lost Purse and Local Notes
Warick column reports Miss Susan Timboll missing a pocket book containing two to three dollars near Shelly's store. Notes cover Fourth plans in New York, fire engine trials, a man injured at a depot, a tree fire spared by locals, teacher hiring shifts, sales of land and horses, fresh produce for Fourth, and a snake sighting. Also, a note clarifies that the Declaration was read on July 4 but not signed until later, with signings through August and November 1781.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Timboll
Warwick
Shelly
New York
Lancaster
W. H. Bollinger
West Marl
I. Joseph Kryder
McLaughlin
Luzetta Tei
Ee G. Carpenter
John Hood
Montgomery ‘County
John Armer
Leopold & Son
Georgia
Amanda Becker
Brunnerville
Jas. Sturgis
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Continental Congress
Boston Public Library
Thornton
New Hampshire
McKean
Ies
Man boasts of polygamy while serving six months in jail
A Lancaster county man who drifted to Utah proclaims his family life of three wives and twenty-three children while awaiting release for loving and cherishing his families. The note says he and companions endure indignities for their faith as he writes to Lancaster friends. John H. Miller, 62, of New Providence, hanged himself in his barn amid financial troubles. A Columbia farmer faces a $4 fine for Sabbath tobacco planting. Landisville Campuipeering Trustees report tents nearly booked, predicting large attendance if weather cooperates. Mrs. Fianna Graybill of Brownstown dies from injuries after a fall, aged 65, with funeral held at Brownstown Evangelical Church. Mone, women's and children's shoes are marketed at low prices in Oregon.
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Utah
Lancaster
Collings
John H. Miller
New Providence
Columbia
Landisville Campuieering
Fianna Graybill
Isaac S. Graybill
Brownstown
Dauphin County
Brownstown Evangelical Church
J. C. Hornberger
Reading
Ziegentus
Zern
Saylor
Oregon
M.H.S
Noah Lensis
Ben
Tandis
Harry Te Landis
Isis
Dillman
Mr. Landis
Tate
Henry Wall
Tan
Miss Neidmyer
William Neidmyer
Akron
River Brethren
Union Church
United Brethren
U. B. Denomination
Family Lost While Picnicking at Penryn Park
A family of man, wife, and children wandered away at Penryn Park and became lost. They paid a teamster five dollars to guide them back to the park, and he obligingly set them on the right road, easing their distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penryn Park
New Discover Promises Cures for Throat Ailments
Advert suggests a Dr Kings remedy offers treatments for throat issues with numerous testimonials of permanent cures. Claims of free offer and affordable size options appear, highlighting insurance of relief for thousands previously hopeless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banaunypulves
Dr. King
Thal Hotzie
Liita Ding
Four Series of Accidents and Town Notes
Long column surveys local accidents among youths including Noah Lensis and Ben Landis with injuries from timber work and sawing. Reflections on marriage, tobacco use, and morals follow, plus community events, church services, a balloon ascent planned, Fourth of July preparations, and local notices about telegraph lines, mail carriers, and a funeral.
Repaired Death and Local Notices Highlight Community Life
Mr Thomas Diffenbach of Affilersburg Berks county repaired and enlarged the old organ at the Evangelical Lutheran church. Michael Groh aged about 80 died after a coughing fit. The Reformed missionary society held its second anniversary with readings, a sermon and a treasury balance of 14.44. A train engine exchange delayed traffic for a short time and a buggy accident narrowly spared John F. Bender’s family. The race course nears completion and several locals, including Mr and Mrs A M Sheaffer, welcomed a new child. Numerous civic and fraternal notices follow including officers installed at local lodges and community meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Diffenbach
Affilersburg
Berks County
Evangelical Lutheran Conneration
Diffenbush
Michael Groh
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Mace
Reformed Missionary Society
Ida Bomberfer
Ino. L. Schaeffer
Clara & Krall
Jno
M. Krall
Hagar
Prof. Schaeffer
Palatinate College
Bachman
A. S. Brendle
Charles H. Moore
Milton J. Kreiger
Reading
Kofroth
Ephrata
John FT. Bender
Lancaster
A. M. Sheaffer
E Company
Doc
John P. Evans
L. Reinhold
Mr. R
Indianapolis
W. Kofroth
Tlenry Mohn
Sprinkling Man Pumps Water By Hand For City Needs
Joe Kryder operates a water wagon with a two ton capacity. He fills the tank by hand using 1400 pump strokes per tank. Some days he powers through nine tanks, totaling 12,600 strokes. On a warm day he filled the tank in 18 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faunt
Joe Kryder
Bucklin Arnica Salve Sold at Lititz Drug Store
Bucklin's Arnica Salve advertised as the best salve for cuts bruises sores and skin eruptions. Guarantees perfect satisfaction or money refunded with price 25 cents per box. Available at Lititz Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklin
Lititz
Personal News From Lititz and Surrounding Areas
Miss Annie Bear of Rohrerstown guest of H R Reist last week. Ben Stauffer visiting his father near Quarryville who celebrates his 90th birthday. Laura Stark of Lancaster visiting Lititz friends. Jacol Kemper home from Jubita county. Martha and Willie Tobias visiting relatives in Reading. Prof. Schaeberle at New York music teachers convention. Aaron Reidenbach from Marion Ohio. Dr J C Brobst attended Maryland State Medical Association meeting in Harford County. Daniel Leopold took ill on a Lancaster farm and is resting at home. Lititz Lodge members keep vigil. Former pupils stopping at Linden Hall Seminary. Ellie Hebert of Lancaster visiting brother Harry. Tobacco Market: Lancaster area farmers completed planting. Havana seed main crop with some seed leaf. Recent rains and mild weather improve prospects. acreage not far from last year. Prices expected higher than last year’s. Intelligencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Bear
Rohrerstown
H. R. Reist
Ben Stauffer
Quarryville
Laura Stark
Lancaster
Lititz
Jacol Kemper
Jupiata County
Martha
Willie Tobias
Reading
Schaeberle
New York
Aaron Reidenbach
Marion
Ohio
J. C. Brobst
Maryland State Medical Association
Harford County
Daniel Leopold
Christ
Hershey
Penn Township
Lititz K
Plodge
Linden Hall Seminary
Misa Ellie Hebert
Harry
Havana
Tntelligencer
A Word to Parents and Community Moral Guidance
A long admonition urges parents to monitor children’s morals, friendships, and activities. stresses healthful home life, honesty, industry, and modesty as superior to wealth and status. notes various local observations, exchanges, and social commentary from Lititz area.
Lancaster Lancaster County Fair Ad and Markets
A dated Lancaster market page lists Wolle specialty goods, fabrics, hardware, and glassware with prices. It includes flour and grain quotes from local mills, produce and stock quotes, and a Lancaster county fair notice inviting entries with premium details and low admission.
Public Sale of Canada Horses Arrives in Warwick Sale
Mgr John Arthia of Ontario arrived with thirteen Canada horses averaging 1500 pounds. Seven sold at Warwick on Tuesday with prices from 164 to 272 dollars. Highest 272 dollars, lowest 175 dollars, average 210 dollars. Arthia, once a buyer for Miles Hallacher, plans another lot soon though he says he lost money on this sale.
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Canada
Mgr
John Arthia
Ontario
Warwick
Eeven
David Butzer
Christ Lipp
Jacob Bomberger
A. R. Bitzer
1. G. Plautz
Miles Hallacher
Bargain Linen Goods Presented At Public Sale
Notice highlights French and American latines at 15 and 37 cents, sample French Batistes in 34 inch width, 1 cent. 40 inch wide 25e. Linen Lawns praised for style and color. Scotch Zephyr Ginghams 25e and full line of American Ginghams. Lawns in varied patterns at 124c. One large lot only 5e worth 124 cents.
Spring Dress Goods and Dry Goods Sale Ad
Spring dress goods in 6 4 suiting and tricot at 1.00 with new shades. White goods and lawns, Laces ribbons silk scraps for quilt patches. Yarns, table linens, towels, muslin four cents, prints four cents. Full line of ready-made clothing and muslins, cash-only pricing. Special sale on laundried and unlaundried shirts and underwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zéc
Tricot
Carpets and housewares offered at low cash prices
The advertisement lists cheap carpets and related items including Brussels tapestries at 50 to 85 cents, Ingrams patterns at 25 to 75 cents, and all-wood supers. It offers home-made rag carpets, stair carpets, oil cloths, rugs, mats, hassocks, ottomans, and steam-cured feathers. Emphasizes cash sales with no books kept and urging customers to visit and compare prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Brussels
Genuine Aurora Carpet Sweeper in Lititz Ad
John 8 Givler & Co Lancaster authorized agents advertise the Genuine Aurora Carpet Sweeper. Nearly five hundred sold in Lancaster city and county. It is quiet and dust free, claimed to protect carpets. Suitable as a birthday or wedding gift with low cash prices and bargains from their weekly market buys. Store connected to the telephone exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Aurora
John 8
Givler & Co
Lancaster
Lancaster City
D&e
PSHUDY S STORE Florida Oranges and More
An old time store list highlights Florida and California oranges, California comb honey, boneless ham, bologna sausage, fresh seeds, potatoes, coffees, sugars, fabrics, soaps, honey varieties, colognes, oats, and planting potatoes. It mentions many brand names and product lines across groceries, soaps, textiles, and household items. The catalog-like notice emphasizes variety and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
California
Stray Pointer Dog to be disposed of if unclaimed
A stray brow and white Pointer Dog found at Lexington is available for return to its owner. Call and prove ownership within a specified time or the animal will be disposed of according to law.
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Cas
Lexington
Saml Ulrich
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Lititz Record
Local Intelligence
George H. Pownsley
New Holland
G. HW Smith
Isaac N. Diller
Istervoulse
Jason K. Eaby
John H. Mensugh
Florin
H. E Hershey
Martin S. Royer
Remembereil
Rothyville
Lancaster County
Reo
Bell
Mt. Gretna
McShane & Co
Balthmgore
J. W. Harbeson
Busi- Hessinen
Duke Street
M. E. Bunday School of
Piehiu
Lancaster Presbyterian Mission
Baptists of
United Brethren Sunday School of Columbia
Litita Springs
Christian Shoemaker
Spruce Street
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Workman's
Strasburg
Greenland
Bomberger
I. F. Bomberger
Llmer Ritchie
Helman
Maurice Kauffman
Unionville
Win
Palm
Jacob Ober
White Oak Church
Witmeyer
Masternppville
Jeremiah
John Meyer
Mt. Hope
Shaepoerstown
Krobsville Rivulets
Fulton Crrele
D. W. Pfantz
C. W
San. Baler
J.—Henry ©. Stargia
Joseph Gran
Jas
M. Stark
H. T
Grant Grant
H. K
Frank Broniser
Horace Roth
Chas
Weller
Ilenry GC
Sturgis
Grand Circle
Ambrose B. Haines
Lititz Lodge
P. C
D. A. Golick
C. O
M. H. Rawler
V. C
Horace Sturgis
Amos Ellag
Tobacco Market
Peurya
Robins
Millway Negro Woods
Lancaster Intelligencer
L. A
Stamp's
Wolle
Hamburg
S. C
Barr
Lilile
H. H. Tshudy
Horace A. Shelly
de Haven
Townsend
Bankers
South Third Street
Italy
Philadelphia & Toate R.R
Lehigh Valley R. R
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Buff, N.Y
Phila
BR. St. Co
Hglik
New Jersey
Gentral
Northers Pacific
Agig
Transcontinental
Union Pacific
Western Union
West Shore
Louisville & Nashville
Ladelphia
Puria
Western and Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Courtry
Gabe
Gann County
Lancaster, PA
J. M.stemen
Hast Hempfield
Wm. H. Brosias
Drumore
W. Patterson
Conestoga
John S. Mann
Manor
John 5. Hoover
West Hempfield
Aaron J. Summy
Manhelm
Frank Wivans
M. B. Weidler
Upper Leacock
Samuel Shirk
East Earl
John T. MacGonigle
J. Hay Brown
Jacob B. Long
Jacob B."long
Old Past-Ofics
Sant
TET Lititz Cash Store
Lititz Cash Store
Broad ST
Lititz, PA
Jere Kohiter
Centre Square
Rohrer
Tonio
Notioe
Levi Zeller
Ciay Township
Israel Gerb
John Pfautz
Warwick Township
Jown B. Err
John 2
Pfauts
Penn Up
Mays
James K
Reddig
Elizabeth Township
James K. Reddig
Israel
Barbara Bomberger
Janet
Bae
Allen C. Hitnier
Pesfding
F . L. Kreider
HRA
Pshudy
Kirk
Royal Windsor
Palmer House
Burbank
Prolific
Tshady’s
Railroad
L. Re Backer
Estray
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