Local Intelligence and odd notices from Moravian to Lancaster
Local items report Honglish preaching on Sidley and 72. MM, 1 Lurasean, services Sunday at Tongeneckers Hal ville and White Oak Brieker ville. A 10 year old Gantz boy in Lexington broke his right elbow. Dr Brobst of Lititz set the fracture. Various local business and civic notes follow including a fund for the Statue of Liberty, railroad progress near White Oak mills, and political candidacy in Lancaster.
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Sidley
Lurasean
New Haven
Gurwan Barrisy
Tongeneckers
Halville
Reroxs
White Oak
Briekerville
Manheim and Cornwall
White Oak Mills
Jenia A. Tiestamd
Eaq
Lancaster
Coukless
Lebanon County
Lannister County
Penn Pennings
Rosa Habecker
Cassie Sabm
Elly Keath
Kate Gailbach
Kate Harman
Kate Connelly
Minnie Weaver
Denry Gish
Sallie Heagy
Sarah Markley
John Moore & Co
Kauffman
Henry G. Shiffer
Samuel Bomberger
Roza Beamenderfer
Mr. Weachter
Peter Hollinger
Eckeré
Nebraska
Ren
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Post Office
Warshouge
J.C. Brorst
Lutits
Pat
Brunnerville Union elects new officers and lists upcoming moves
The U B Sunday school elected Emanuel Habacker as Supt and Horace Shister as assistant Supt with Rev Jos Welrich appointed re mandating successor. Several members plan relocations including John Rhoads to Wumelstown and Tess the pattern maker to Waynesburg along with multiple house moves in the area.
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U. B
Emanuel Habacker
Horace Shister
Jos. Welrich
Remmove
Manteini
John Rhoads
Wumelstown
Ams I Tess
Waynesburg
Franklin County
Bentz
Leateek
Levi Wissler
Ameola
Isage Roth
Ignac Troth
John Iermes
Mr. Herssnes
Becker
William Frymyer
Lititz
Death of Herman R. Stoner on Ohio River ferry passage
The death of Herman R. Stoner of Pittsburgh occurred on a boat on the Ohio River between Cincinnati and Louisville. He was in his twenty first year and had suffered health problems including hemorrhages and a threatened consumption. He spent time in Lititz as a guest of the Sturgis House and near Christmas. Sympathy is offered to his afflicted family by many friends in the county.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Louisville
Herman R. Stoner
Pittsburg
Lititz Academy
Herman
Lititz
Sturgis
Keller’s
Thornton Barnes
Calverton
Litite
March Matters and Lititz Town Notes in Brief
Local notices from Lititz discuss incorporation debates, upcoming events, and community chatter. Town residents comment on campaigns, finances, and promises ahead of the primary while reports note sales, moves, and public interests. A dog carries a candidate card as geese pass overhead, with various town doings, business openings and public notices shaping daily life.
Akron Affairs and Local Lighting Trends
W P Albright of Akron traveled to Philadelphia to buy spring goods while street lamps slowly spread, Beck and Brandt installing one lamp. C B Zwailey began tigara manufacturing as shops multiply, April is expected to bring more. Schools closed, summer session anticipated, and Akron Literary Society hosted a crowded meeting with band performance and a fund drive led by G A Kemper. A cold remedy ad closes.
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Akron
W. P. Albright
Philadelphia
Beck & Brandt
Andy
C. B. Zwailey
Tigara
D. B
Akron Literary Society
G. A. Kemper
Dream and Spring Bring News from Sha dfferst own and Manheim
A Sha dfferst own area notes a woman regains lost glasses after a dream, plus local items: bequests to St Pauls Church, Spring joys, school closings, a normal class planned by Prof. Reist, George Steinmetz sells tobacco, Franklin Smith to move to Manheim to start tinsmith and hardware business, Shaefferstown band loses member, Zion Lutheran church renovation contract awarded to Mr Gingrich of Lebanon for 4100 with a 16 foot stone addition.
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Manheim
Mr. Bachitan
St. Paul’s Church
Sarah Seibert
Nellie Simon
Sydney Miller
Phat
Kate A. Walters
Reist
George P. Steinmetz
Lederman & Co
Franklin Smith
Thor
Shaefferstown
Zion's Lutheran Church
Gingrich
Lebanon
Local notices and community brief items from Lititz area
A mixed notice page lists candidates like Geyer for register of wills under Republican rules, together with local updates on residents and events. It notes four-year-old Ben der child improving after a fall, Landis recovering from illness, Mclaughlin moving to Myerstown, and J R Snavely's fruit tree delivery. Potatoes quoted at 15 cents per bushel.
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G. &. Geyer
N. N. Bender
Manheim
Geyer Landis
John F. Mclaughlin
Myerstown
J. R. Snavely
J. G. Usner
Bush
Harry
Joseph
Hess
L. C. Kraft
M. B. Wallace
York
Brownstown
D. Habecker
Joshua Snagely
Charles Bubb
P. B. Kofroth
Bubb
Kofroth
Local business changes and hotel moves reported
Rtv Hmangel Grabe leaves the clerkship in Tshudy's store with Albert F Killian as successor. Fry Miksch move their cigar factory to the Elias Buch building on Main Street. various firms relocate from Smith's and other buildings. hotel changes include Rome hotel now run by Weidler Bender, and Mr I Bomberger purchasing Keller bakery fixtures. Schools close soon and local lyceum discusses North vs South American natural curiosities.
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Hmangel Grabe
Tshudy
Albert F. Killian
Fry & Miksch
Elias Buch
Main Street
M. M. Fry & Co
Smith's
Oie
Fry
H. BR. Reist
Mrs. Smith
Broad Street
HN. Mohler
Neffsville
Sam’l Brubaker
Seldomridge
Daniel Habecker
Rothsville
Agelerks
Jacob G. Reinhold
Zach. Killian
Weidler Bender
Rome
I. ¥. Bomberger
Thos
Winstown Trema
Lyceum
North America
South America
Carrie Reddig
Hallie Weitzel
Daniel Krimes
Samuel Showers
Unbenken
Reamstown
Muddy Creek
Dergstrasse
Centre
Prof
Schulch
Reading
Denver
John Coover
Thomas Reddig
Christian
Jacoby
Local notes from Conestoga township and nearby towns
Personal notices include a prospective county commissioner Jacob Bitts interview and favorable view. Horace Grosh takes a Richmond clerkship. J A Buch elected a delegate to the state convention. Elias Becker suffers vertigo at the Warwick House. Daniel Breiten dies after a long illness. White Oak school term closes with detailed attendance. Lancaster buyers report tobacco purchases from local sellers. Oregon items note funerals and local incidents. Union trustees meet to discuss duties.
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Jacob Bitts
Conestoga Township
Horace E. Grosh
Richmond
Via
J. A. Buch
Allentown
Warwick House
Elias Becker
J. Alva Hornberger
Lewisburgh
R. Joe Hummel
Washington Territory
Philadelphia
Far Northwest
Lititz
Tramp Nuisance Near Miller Woods Stirring Local Outcry
Farmers report a group of up to twenty tramps gathering in Miller's woods, stealing chickens and begging meals. One farmer, Peter Burkholder, witnessed thefts and alerted authorities. Constable Helman advised notifying Officer Deichler in Lancaster to arrest the trespassers.
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Tisesu
Miller's Woods
Peter Burkholder
Burkholder
Helman
Deichler Af Lancaster
Women sew 38 large balls in one night at Millport
A group of thirteen ladies gathered at John Leib's residence near Millport and in a few hours produced 38 large balls. They advertise as the best showing in work done by a small group and invite more participants to beat the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leib
Millport
Frog concerts signal season kickoff and April reminders
The record mentions frog concerts in season and questions about readiness for April 1. It notes watering wells and streams, tobacco safety concerns, and the upcoming Republican primary. It also urges printers to be prepared, abatement of tramps near town, and changes in subscriber relocation.
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Uuisanes
Lowell
Philadelphia
Acker
Burglary Scene and Market Notices From Local Ledger
A late night disturbance at a store prompts Mr H E Miller to fire his revolver after hearing noises and a man at the door. The incident echoes two similar past events. the report also includes fashion magazine notices and a mixed market quotation page with prices for flour wheat corn and stocks.
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H. E. Miller
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