Religious Services and Local Notices in Lititz
The Lititz Record reports German and English preaching schedules at Jy A Mo and Bethany, plus a reform meeting at New Haven. It notes a cheap excursion to New Orleans on March 24 with round trips from Lititz, arrest of B R Hindig for toll-dodging, and a series of petty crime and tax items. Also covered are tobacco deliveries, a local fire, a public skating threat, and small town notices about advertisements and attorney availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jy A
Bethany
New Haven
New Orleans
Jacksonville
Traiis
Lilitz
March Musings and Local Happenings at Warwick
Local notes report Harry Kauffman and wife settling near the freight warehouse, several families relocating to Lancaster and Lititz, and Elmer Breneman starting tin smithing with Alonza Miksch. A Juniata county drowning incident alarms. Measles spread in Brun nerville. eclipse observers use smoked glass. Posts mention a planned telephone line, new coal and lumber firm Emanuel Kauffman & Son, and La Belle wagons as a local draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick
Lancaster
Samuel Erb
Millway
Nebraska
Elmer Breneman
Manheim
Alonza Mikseh
Auie
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Miss Minnich
Lincoln
E. B. Brubaker
Lexington
Brunnerville
L. Diffenderfer
Zenas Eby
North Queen and
Orange Streets
John Perry
Lititz
Johnson Miller
Rev. Albright
Adamstown
Solomon Haramel
Lebanon
Brunnerville A. B
Emanuel Habecker
Moses Habecker
Brannerville
Brandt & Co
A. O S. Shultz
North Queen Street
Public Sale Notes From Lititz and Local Auctions
Last Friday John Fivans sold 48 shares of Lititz National Bank stock to Emanuel Kauffman at 159.05 per share. Three old stables were sold last Saturday to John F Hyans for 61 dollars Frank Baker for 25.50 dollars and Martin Kryder for 25 dollars. At the Miksch estate sale on Main Street 500 sales were made by Auctioneer William Ivana with F D Ricket and J G Erb as clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fivans
Lititz National Bank
Emanuel Kauffman
Sturgis
John F. Hyans
Mrs. Tshudy
Frank Baker
Ranuel Delbo
Martin Kryder
James H. Miksch
Dee
Main Street
William Ivana
F. D. Ricket
J. G. Erb
Drunk Lancaster board member sparks temperance demand
The Lancaster school board member appeared in a schoolroom drunk, delivering a boastful speech with whisky breath. The Inquirer decries the spectacle as a burning disgrace and urges legislators to require sober directors guarding schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Mountlin
Inquirer
Deaths and notices in the New Haven area
Deaths include Mrs Catharine Franke age about 72 wife of the late Christian Franke and mother of Christian Franke Jr died after a stroke of apo plexy. Israel Becker aged about 55 died near Pine Fill leaving a wife and five children funeral Sunday. A broken contract case over tobacco sales heard in Reidenbach's office, plaintiff awarded $75. A birthday surprise party for Moses M Kaiseley marked his 28th. Community notes on weather roads seeds illnesses and local music clubs and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franke
Catharine Franke
New Haven
Christian Franke
Christian Franke, Jr
Hess’ Meeting House
Israel Becker
Elias Becker
Warwick
Famlly
Awauer
Martin Loose
Samuel Snavely
Brockhart & Snavely
Loose
William Evans & Sons
Squire Reidenbach
David McMullen
Latcaster
P.brieker
Eng
Soavely
Loave
Kniseley
Farmers' Hotel Opens Opposite Northern Market House
Mr George Schlett longtime proprietor of the Franklin House Lancaster announces the opening of a new Farmers Hotel opposite the Northern Market House on April 1. The hotel offers stables for seventy five horses and invites friends and the public to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schlett
Franklin House
Tancaster
Farmers’ Hotel
Schlett
Lincoln Locals and Farm News from Oregon Vicinity
Local notes report the death of Nancy wife of Abram Rupp and a family of five children mourning her loss. Community items cover farm sales, Scarlet fever and cholera notes, onion commentary, carpet beating, and Easter plans. Rev. A H Bruner delivers sermon, several families relocate, and local schools plan events while crops, tobacco, and banking fare show uneven activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Nancy
Abram Rupp
Pierce Bard
Carl Rudy
America
Europe
Patti
Shooting maceu for hog in Ephrata raises tomorrow
Neighborhood news notes a shooting maceu planned in Ephrata tomorrow over a 1000 pound hog. An Akron man was recently imprisoned for assaulting his wife with a cane. Rev John G Fritchey, a Reformed church clergyman, died in Lancaster. A Miss Fanny Baker fears theft of bonds and papers valued at about 8000. Lancaster Republican county committee met to plan spring primary elections and audit past campaign funds. The June primary was set for the first Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
A. H. Bruner
Evangelical Church
Bruner
Joseph Steininger
A. K. Steininger
Steininger
James Reinhold
Miss Hberly
Main Street
H. W. Miller
J. R. Miller
Locust Street
Milton Bender
John Keller
Miss Donges
Myerstown
Evangelical Sunday School
J.J. Yeager
Mary Dissinger
Maceu
Ephrata
Akron
John Brunner
Reinhold
John G. Fritchey
The
Reformed Church
Lancaster
Fanny Baker
Millersville Turnpike
Mennonite Meeting House
Republican County
Isaac Habecker
Logansport
York County
Pine Hill
John A. Ensminger
Tizzie O’miller
Manheim
Mosey
Lizzie Kermaper
Denver
Cleveland
White House
Lebanon Seminary
Jacob Miller
Carrie Russ
Rickie Kling
Martin
John Bek
Warwick
Canton
Ohio
West
F. van Vieck
Bethlehem
Maggie Betle Lueh
van Vleck
J. F. Sturgis
Florida
John M. Breneman
F. J. Stanter
Kansas
Ben. Kreiter
Charles Kreiter
Oakland
California
Litiiz
Geo. Filbert
Womelsdorf
Lititz
Caught in the Act at Rome Barn Theft
Wallace Evans and neighbors trap a neighbor thief at his crib, imprisoning him briefly until he escapes by climbing to the top and jumping down. The report also notes Lancaster County Agricultural Fair Association will hold its second annual fair from September 19, before the State fair opens September 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Evans
Rome
Jally
Liuncaster County Agricultural Fair Association
Various local notices and society items from Lititz area
Personal news from Logansport and Lancaster region includes Mr Isaac Habecker renewing his subscription, and multiple marriages and travel notices. Community updates mention teaching music in Denver, a surprise wedding, a death and birth in families, and residents planning moves to Kansas and Nebraska along with local school and personal health notes.
Lewistown Roller Flour and Local Produce Prices
An 1885 market brief lists Lewistown Roller Flour at 76 cents per 4% cwt with a 10 cent premium versus similar flours, domestic flour at 60 cents per 14 cwt, Grownstown Flour at 80 cents, and Michener's Plain Hams at 14 cents per pound. It notes sweeping sugar reductions, and provides weekly corrected quotations for flour, wheat, rye, oats, meal, and livestock from Philadelphia and Lititz markets, with bids and asks for railroad and produce items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Grownstown
A. Michener
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Local Intelligence
Religious Nations
W. WH
B. R. Hindig
West Bart
Helin
Stothsville
Squire Ruth
Rothnville
Evans & Bear
M. 5
Hess’ Coal Yard
Cjeorge N. Lefever
West Lampeter
Hartman
Mr. Lefever
Bnd
Wayne Carpenter
Browns
Daniel A. Mayer
Tuancaster
Carpenter
Havana
Diffenderter
Owen Pf. Burcken, Esq
Alllega Business
Tenet Kenlly Street
Everybody's Friend
Ulmo Hotel
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Joseph M, Frarr
Brickerville and Vicinity
St. Patrick's Day
D&e
Evan Eberly
Henry Commeyer
Keeny
Mandeius Society
Prof
Nauman
Unionville
Leslie
Keeney
D. W. Dietrich
Unionville-choral Society
Wayne Wilson
White Hotel
Lebanon County
Neighborhood News
Butler County
J.J. Garman
T. 8. Good
Albert Strom
John High
Hartville
Jacob Weyth
Stevens
Menno G. Reist
Hasturg
B. Frank Boyd
St Vernon
Henry A. Resh
St Kempfield Township
Reeport
Illinois
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Bard
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Altoona
Wolle
Michener
Tuen
Eby—Kessler
D. J. Tohing
H. M. Eby
White Oak
Ligzie Kessler
Shaeferstown
ZIOR
E. L. Reinhold
Mariatta
Moore
Darenster City
Martie Two
Co. I
Calvary
H.C. Letiman
Lancaster City
H. J. Barr
Joan
Luitz
H. H. Tahudy
Buster
Horace A. Shetly
de Haven Townsend
South Third Street
Reading RR
Lehigh Valley Rvr
Bult
Phila
R.R
New Jersey
Northern Pacific
Lehigh
Qual & Navigation Re
Philedelmnia
Puntn
Minnesota
Orm Ab
Bussie
Phecorh
Riledelphie
Parba
Mar
Medina
Wwe
Jere Roarer’s
Centre Square
South East Angle
Wuur
Thase
la Belle
Wisconsin
Buch & Bro
West Main Street
H. Kegerrish
Litits
Martiam
Broad &T
Lititz Cash Store
Lititz, PA
Mary Gensemer
Warwick Township
Lancaster County
Christian Y. Bhcker
Janaoes
Tshuby's Store
Stape
Cawarles
Erfiter
U.S
Cy, Nickles
Hecker
Bateng
Elie Een Bank
State of
County of
Wollis
Jacob A. Bich
We. Bey Ans
Israel G. John BE. Hae
Foseeetors
Sitl
K. Sive
F. G. Carpenter
Tshudy’s
Petis
Rikitz
Hallett
Maine
Broad Street
J. A. Buch & Bro
Samuel Workman
Lititz Gash Store
New York
Saxony
Brussels
Aurora
John
Givler & Co
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