Local Religious Notices and Obituaries From Lititz 1885
Religious notices list Bethany New Haven Evangelical services and Sunday school times. Obituary for Mrs Mary Small Lacy of Lititz died in Reading at 82. Funeral today from her residence and burial at Charles Evans cemetery. Warwick Races summary notes Grosh horse winning in 2.47. Ex Mayor John T. McGonigle named U S Internal Revenue Collector for the 9th district, effective July 1. Y W C T U thanks for a White Monday social. Musselman family losses chronicled, Catherine sole survivor at 79 inheritance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
New Haven
Taylor Lacy
Mary Small
Lititz
Reading
Sue
Charles Evans Cemetery
John T. McGonigle
Lancaster
U.S. Internal Revenue
McGougle
G. Weltmer
Pennsburg
Montgomery County
Kyle
Litta
York
Luzetta Leha
Warwick
Pinegrove
Sebuyleant County
Cornelia Regennas
John Regennas
Hope
Tud
Jis
Pennsylvania
Fleury Regennas
J. W. Sellers
Wogansville
Lizzie
Mary Barr
KJ. Barr
Bainbridge
John M. Fry
Rothsville
Michael Bear
Janet Fobes
Columbia
Millersville Normal School
Lizzie Kemper
Annie Early
Middletown
Manheim
Roebuck
David B. Shirk
Elizabethtown
Brunnerville
Elijah Bull
Lexington
Akron Affairs Mixed Local Notes and Town News
Saturday events span nuptials intrigue and band plans in Akron with Linzie Strabaker marrying Schelenberger’s son amid serenade comebacks. Reports cover tobacco decline and cigar trade, a western trip, gas works, hotel quality in Marietta and a Maytown public house praised. Electric Bitters and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve testimonials accompany local vendors and a Turtle Soup note at the Railroad Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linzie Strabaker Lefl
Schelenberger
Manheim
Wenger
Brownstown
June Jottings at Sturgis and Lancaster Events
Local notes cover the Viente Coming Strawberry Festival and public sales at the Spring grounds and Broad street stables. Reports include a Moravian strawberry festival, temperance union meetings, the fourth of July preparations, new fire company directors, a liquor case, and a plan for postmaster changes in Ephrata with political dispute noted.
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Winan Bogandobler
Linn Miley
Agpland
Warwick
W. Baker & Bro
Aalea
Broad Street
Springs
John L. Moebler
Jacob HH. Hershey
Penn Township Fire ‘ Tnainance Company
Aaron Hitnner
Alderman Fordney
Eliza J. Longenecker
Linco
Levi Brown
J. F. Sturgis
Lillie Jacoby
A. O. Newpher
Milleraville
Lancaster County
Washington
Huseinus Ilershey
Lancaster Inquirer
Canada
V. Miller
Manheim Marble Works
Elizabeth Miller
Miller
Christina
Horace Martin
New Haven
Quitits Springs
Columbia
Penryn
Reinke
Discovery cures consuming disease and allied ailments
An ad proclaims Dr Ming's discovery as a universal cure for consumption and throat chest ailments, offering a free trial bottle at Lititz Brug Store despite bold claims of restoring health and saving lives.
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Ming
Lititz Brug
Local School Election And Community News From Clay
The annual teachers examination occurs today June 12 near Clay. Clay directors re elected officers Wm. K. Parlow secretary 5.8. Wolf treasurer Andrew Weidman. Term six months. salaries 80 dollars for beginners and 35 a month for experienced teachers. Improvements at U B B church include horse stalls. Hiram L. Erb improves slowly. Mrs. Erb widow of Isaac Erb dies at 88. Funeral held Thursday with Brickerville Lutheran interment. Republican primary finished with some favorites not chosen. A sharp letter mocks egotistical Express contributor and Blarneyism. June 6 Brickyville notes recount a Mt Airy cat inquest. Milieu features include a survival operation telephone messages and schoolmaster called professor. The writer urges authors to sign letters once. Attorney Owen P Arroxer of Lancaster visits Saturdays and Mondays for legal business at 16 East King. Fly nets and styles advertised at Work pran's.
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Clay
Wm. K. Parlow
Wolf
Andrew Weidman
Hiram L. Erb
the Express
Brickeville
Mt. Airy
Abe Buznard
Scotr
Closing Exercises Show Lititz School Pride and Growth
A crowded Lititz public hall celebrated closing exercises with the Lititz Sextetle, primary marchers, and a cantata Conquered by Kindness. The program featured calisthenics and fan drills, praised for variety and discipline under Prof. Kyle’s leadership as Miss Lizzie Kemper presided at organ.
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Lititz
Solov
Heast
Kyle
Lizzie Kemper
Manseim community notes mark church, deaths, and civic steps
New pastor Rev. Warren Johnson ordained and installed at Reformed church with a Lancaster class committee. funeral for Frank Vetter, a popular local violinist. water works progress with mains laid and pump tests. Park neglect at Kauffman Park criticized. borough wards study and railroad station roof repainted. Fire Insurance Co directors elected. local fairs, schools, and clubs active with social events and brief items from Brunnerville and nearby towns.
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Warren Johnson
Eleet
The
Reformed Church
Lancaster
W. F.lichliter
Gerhart
Dubbs
Johoson
Frank Vetter
Fairview Cemetery
Kauffman Park
G. A. BR
Peon
Township Fire Insurance Co
Manheim and
Lancaster Pike
Chestnut Hill
Penrye Park
A. B. Wolgemuth
Manheim
Wolgemuth
Jst
Keystone
Columbia Club
Merchants Offer Cheap Excursion and Diverse Goods
Merchants advertise a June 18 excursion to New York and Coney Island with round trip tickets at 4.51 dollars valid three days. They also tout low prices on muslins, prints, Hamburg Edgings, glassware, hardware, flour and groceries, plus a sale on butter and eggs and varied local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coney Island
Lititz
Ephrata
Lancaster
Hamburg
Lewistown Roller
Brownstown Roller
Hudsy's Store List of Groceries and Goods
Florida and California oranges, boneless ham, homemade sausage, and fresh seeds plus potatoes. Coffee and sugar range. clothes and cassimeres for men and boys. New stock includes Kirk's White Castile soap, bath items, honey, glycerine, oats, soap, and planting potatoes.
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Florida
California
Royal Windsor
Owassa
Palmer House
Burbank
Spring Dress Goods and Linens Sell Cheap for Cash
A local shop advertises spring dress goods including 6 4 cloth suitings at 75 cents and tricot at 1.00, white goods, Nainsook Swiss embroideries, laces and ribbons, silk scraps for quilts, yarns, toilet preparations, hosiery and ready-made clothing. Special cash-only sale emphasizes muslins 4 cents, prints from 4 cents, table linens and towels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Saxony
Carpets Sale Delivers Value Across Styles and Prices
A city carpet dealer promotes cheap prices on Brussels tapestries at 50 to 85 cents, all-wool supers 25 to 75 cents, home made rag and chain carpets, oil cloths and rugs. The shop emphasizes cash sales with no kept books and invites customers to visit and compare prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Brussels
Genuine Aurora Carpet Sweeper promoted in Lititz
Agents for the Aurora Carpet Sweeper in Lititz advertise the Genuine Aurora model with John 8 Givler & Co as authorized Lancaster agents. They claim nearly five hundred sold in Lancaster city and county, highlighting low cash prices and weekly bargain buys.
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Lititz
Aurora
John
Givler & Co
Lancaster
Lancaster City
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Local Intelligence
Warwick Face Guidse
John Amer
John Grosh
Grosh
U. S. Revenue Collector
Musselman
Millport
Samuel
Annie
Catharine
Akron Affairs
Rothaville
G. Landis
A. B. Powell
Isaac Reinhold
Emanuel Shirk
Dan
Leopold
Marietta
Market Street
Maytown
Lippoté
Lippet
Edward Shepherd
Harrisburg
Bucklen
F. P. Bard
Jeremiah Mohler
Sera Roth
Arthur
John Seldomridge
Jere Oth
Mohler
Dr. Roebwelk
Henry G. Lehman
Etty
Benj. Lonzenecker
Stresburs
Daniel M. Moore
Edwin L.reinnold
B. Pouewal
John Ff. Fry
George A. Jane
Shhenk
Tryus
Benj. F. Rowe
W. Lampeter
G. Zeller
Mount
Joy
Bear
Henry Dobner
B. Lampew
Navid Martin
Jacob W. Nissiey
Mount Joy
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W. Bard
Amaziah
E. Brackbill
Paradise
John Brenner
Manor
Almus M. Brubaker
William Good
East Karl
Isaac Leaman
B. Lampeter
Henry Pimper
Upper Leacock
Sheaffer
Karol S. Strine
Columbis
Eee
W. Landis
Iphrata
J. A. Stober
West Cocalica
Forthern Assembly Dstrict
Donner
George H. Ranek
Lars
Linneas R. Heist
Manheira
Henry Shell
M. Seuseniz
Wast Hart
Cernarven
A. Shafiner
Mar
WS. Smith
Conoy
Leasf
New Haven Coach Works
Amer& Brunper
H. B. Buch
Smith Shop
Northern Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Owen P. Arroxer
Haq
East King Street
Workpran's
North End
Bard
L.M. Weist
K. Romig
GF. Drybread
Oregon
Fulton Circle No. 11
B. of A
O. M. C. Whinna
Ut. C.W
Lancaster Circle
Manheity Circle
Whiting
Fulton Chcle
James A. Stark
James Carberry
Conestoga Circle
Luits
Bollinger’s
Manseim Matters
I. M. Busminger
Brunnerville Hotel
Mr. Haeminger
Henry Keath
Schuylkill County
Henry J. Eberly
Gramer
U. B
Geo. Harper and Wife
Carmel
Northumberland
Grammar School Soiree
Grammar School of
Luite
Oregon Tore
Dowingtown
Downing
Bie
Akron
Abe Buzzard
Litus Lodge K
Sje
Wolle
Marrind
Firestone-Rile
Tobias
Lenis Firestone
Pleasant View
Ana Ile
Litttn
Brown
St Lititz
Lydia
Levi
Mary Brown
Dussinger
Abram Dussingar
Lane’s
Gocghenath
Fenell
Car Lititz
Mary
Albert
Tamar Gochensur
Pinekiy
BF. Bart
Lititz Steam Mills
H. H. Tekudy
Butina
Horace A. Shelly
de Haven & Townsend
Banker's
South Third Street
Sony
Penneytania
Philadelphia & Reading H
Tenigh Valley
Tt. K
Lehigh Goal & Navigation
N.Y. & Palla, R. R. Co
New Jersey Central
Bos Northern Pacific
Oregon Transcontinental
Union Pacific
Bane Western Union
West Shore Isis
Ste Louisville & Nashville
Phtla
Western
Pennsyl
Vienna
Phita
Gad
Coun
Elmer E. Kautz
Lititz, Pa
Jacob Bomberger
Warwick Township
Barbara Bomberger
Jere Rohier
Centre Square
Rohrer
Levi Zuller
Clay Township
Israel G.erb
Maysat
John Pfautz
John B
Erb
John RK. Pfaupz
Penn Twp
James K. Reddig
Elizabeth Township
Jamies K
Reddig
Israel G, Heb
Matilda Mellinger
Ner
Monakob Mellinger
Litits
State OF
Allen
Eitnier
Warwielk Township
Springs Hotel
COTIN
J. L. Kreider
George N. Bingsaman
Johnson Miller
Hale Lo
Jomanson Miller
Fobacco
Tor Sanh
Havana
Suggeribey
W. D. Breitegam
Tshudy's Store
Kirk
Tshudy's
L. R. Hacker
Lititz Cash Store
Broad &T
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