Religious Notices and Local Anecdotes in Moravian and Other Churches
Local intelligence covers Moravian and Evangelical services on Sunday with German language offerings noted for Lenguish and Brickervilla, plus prayer meetings in Luruekan and Petersburg. It lists a Philadelphia excursion, storekeeper changes, a misconduct case, a rag party fundraiser, a Rome school report, a book notice for Boston Inside Out, accidents and injuries, a Lyceum entertainment, a death in Rothaville, and local ads for fancy lap covers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evenaeiical
Geuway Baptist
Wogansville
Lexington
Luruekan
Petersburg
New Haven
Luthekan
H. EH. Semmel
Brickerville
Easter in Lititz Moravian services start before dawn
Easter in Lititz showcased Moravian Passion Week observances with dawn trombonists waking residents as Reverend Charles Nagle led readings and prayers. The procession to the cemetery, sunlit ceremony, and Easter sermon drew a large crowd, while local visitors and residents noted the festive mood and reports from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Christ
Ghureb
Halberg
Herrnhut
Saxony
Charles Nagle
Nagle
Changes Removals and Who Is Coming and Going
The item lists numerous seasonal moves and business changes in town. It notes Martins Snyder taking the Washington House in Manheim borough, Graunt and Stehman starting a bakery in Ephrata, J A Buch & Bro acquiring Daniel Sauder's cigarmaking tools and continuing in the malt house, and several others shifting shops, hotels, and residences. Also mentions private removals, sales, a public sale of horses, travel plans, and community notices about schools and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val Ness
Martin Snyder
Petersburg
T |Hescenetod
Washington House
Manheim
Joseph Graut
John Stehman
Ephrata
J.A. Buch & Bro
Daniel Sauder
John Spickler
Dr. Roebuck
Springs Hotel
Walter Sanders
Zenas Eby
Mifflin
Monroe Sanders
Phares Brubaker
Dakota
Henry Gcime
Zook
Henry Wike
Warwice
Wowelsdorf
Berks County
Charles Kreiter
Warwick
Lewis Murr
Kaufffman
Daniel Arebart
Tease Huber
Mr. Loose
Rothsville
Allen W. Zug
Millport
Win
Evaia
Main Street
N.S
Lincoln Looa
Alice Stein- Metz
Reading
Mallisy
Stollinger
Philadelphia
Miles Keller
Samuel Herr
Levi Sierhart
Witmyer
Ephiratae Station Lane
Mr Keller
P. G. Ringer
Jerry Keller
Kansas
Davis City
Frank Bomberger
Aurora
Inois
Joseph Buch
Messrs
Myers & Wissler
Charles
Saac Miller
Thia
Brownmiller
Yocum
Squire Keller
Lititz
Thomas Keller
Saylor
Evangelical Church
Zezenias
Frank Hacker
Henry Weidman
George Kegerize
Landis
Jacob Eberly
Wade
Kegerrize
Addison Ditzler
Yannal Fey
Eberly
Theodore Yeager
Newtown
Reuben Romig
John Landis
J. L. Bechtel
Local miscellany on Maennerchor, pets, and village notes
The Concordia Maennerchor enjoyed a lively evening at the Sturgis House led by Mr T A Mileblack with members pleased by the treat. Notices include sales of Jesse Ochs and Henry Miller properties, a plow shop rumor, an upcoming carpet stretcher shipment, and various local incidents from demolitions to Easter celebrations and a large egg feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias Buch
W&mnerchor
Concordia Maennerchor
Sturgis House
T.A. Mileblack
Messrs. Wart & Christ
Evans
Sheriff High
Jesse Ochs
Main Street
Henry Miller
Warwick
Alpheus Leib
Mill Nore
John Spickler
Geo. W. Hepp
Miller's Woods
John Kahl
Lancaster
Manheim and
Bon. Ritter
Lititz Mills
Cora
Rothsville
George Earhart
Akron Antics and Local Happenings in Akron
Akron reports new stock at W P Albright store and plans for cigar manufacturing by David Albright. Akron Literary Society debated travel versus reading, shifting to general debate with G A Kemper leading. Local tobacco trade continues, town aids two new tailors, and Rev Werner relocates to Reading Kentucky. A public house party passed quietly as Isaac Burkholder prepares to move to Virginia. Retina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rickernille Ropert
John Hartranft
Gray
Joseph Ulrich
T. Zartman
Messrs
Win
Marks
Hiram Weidman
East Bricksville
Brubaker
Bim
Lexington
Eression
Kansas
Reist
James Coleman Memorial Chapel
John Engle
Akron
W. P. Albright
Philadelphia
Akron Literary Society
G. A. Kemper
David Albright
Harry Frita
N. W. Ruth
Lincoln
Salim and
Hauenstein
Evangelical Church
Knerr
Daniel Smith
Smith
Jaco, Smith
Werner
Reading
Kyin Merkel
Manheim
Tsaac Burkholder
Virginia
M. B. Wenger
Retina
Recordings and Local Notices From March Day to Easter
A collection of short items notes shop ads and public notices. Highlights include a sheriff sale of 21 properties on April 7, a new book store planned for Manheim borough, a turnpike project from Manheim to Sporting Hill, and Easter and April Fools Day references. Other entries warn about decaying cabbage health risks, encourage settling old accounts, advertise printing and envelopes, and note tobacco age restrictions for boys under 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manheim
Sporting Hill
New Pike
Broad Street
Charlotte Hacker
Menars
Bangh & Bons
Inagsih
Bard's Oregon Store Weekly Report
Bard's Oregon Store lists discounts across goods including Plaid Dress Goods to 1dc per yard, tumblers 35c per dozen, large fishing rods 4c to 25c each, Liverpool Salt 1.20 per sack, canned corn 10c-12c, oats and oysters, various garden tools, and a large gingham sale cut from 8c to 6c. Includes multiple price drops and stock items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bard
Oregon
Hamburg
Il A
Barker
Wolle Striped Seersucker Goods and Market Prices
Advertises children's wear fabrics such as striped seersucker and ginghams with listed prices, plus a wide range of dry goods. Also promotes canned goods, coffee, aprons, and a variety of meats and produce. Includes market reports for flour, grains, and stock quotations from Philadelphia area exchanges dated 1888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeHaven & Townsend
South Thirdstreet
Philadelphia
TShuby's Store Auction Remnants Deeply Discounted
Time constraints halted full sale of goods leaving remnants from Calicoes to stockings and gloves offered at five to ten cents per yard or item. Quiet sale includes pants coats and dyes, fresh meats, roasted coffee, sugar, canned vegetables, pickles, and Boss cigars two for five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paas
Ferry’s
Sibley’'s
New New Orleans
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Thelititz Record
H. Exce
Local Intelligence
Severan
Luita
Epbrata
U. S
F. P. Hart
Rome
P. D. Sprecher
Fry
Pennville
Peter Summy
Bainbridge
Augustus Reist
Lime Rock
Joseph Poisol
Poisol
Polsol
Little
Hiram F. Fry
Mame Dommy
Kate
Fanny Hess
Boston
Catholic Church
Agutis
City of Lyon Alove
Henry Morgan
Shawmut Avenue
Maas
David Liebo
Adamstown
Henry Longenecker
Marty Niess
Lyceum
Charles Smith
Rothaville and
Kotroth
Danver
Reidenbach
Reamsnyder
Jacob A. Geyer
Josiah A. Shadr
N. M. Bender
Hallacher
Fisher's
John W. Mohr
M. J. Weaver
D Lancaster
John Svaber
Lebanon
Kate Roland
New Holland
Albert Sturgis
John Heiseman
J.F. Dunlap
Lizzie Arndt
Lila Klive
Simon Kraatz
Laura Stark
T. Goehenaur
Millersville
H. B. Keller
Edwin 8. Young
Lutherville
Miles Hatlavher
Peter Walleson
Charles H. Rauch
Philadelphia Mirror
A. W. Schober
Florida
Kate Reinohl
Mary Hacker
John Hacker
Denver
Moravian Church
Brooklyn
Charles Hainley
Bethleben Theological Seminary
Sarah Kryder
Delia. Young
D. W. Bickster
Womelshorf
R. J. Erb
Penn Township
Delbo
New England
Wolle
Hecker
Gorracid
BR. J. Barr
Litus Steam MI
H. A. Tehudy
Paris
Mat
Minnesota
Penney Ivania Family
Wimar
Sha¢le
Elsasee
Phila
Mar
Zigazho
Gemand
Vance Ofige
Baugh &Sons
Delaware Ave
Philada
Tshuby's Store
Haydn H. Tshudy
Altorney
William D. Weaver
East Hart Township
Tancaster City
Tucker
Hemsddt
Pea
Karl Julius Mack
Warwick Township
Geo. W. Hipp
D. G. Esmiamax
Perecent
W. IE. Enck
Ialg Litita
NHE
Grange Street
Broad .T
Jefferson Keener
Miei Lititz
Mid Christian Dutt
Isaac Spang
Wikbing
Lititz Springs
Owen P. Bricker
Jacob Wiinger
Mastersonville
John F. Dyana
Lititz Springs Hotel
Steves and
P Fairbanks
A. Evans
Gwen P. Brigker
Jonnson Milner
Merl
John B. Lyingston
Davin W. Parren- Son
Court of Common Pleas
County of Lancaster
Court House
Tancaster
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
City of
County of
John H. High
Railroad Restaurant
Good Oysters
L. R. Hacker
Fashion Quarterly
Fashion
Strawbridge & Clothier
Highthand Market Streets
Weiman J, Hamilton
Pine of Young, Keiper&co
Young & Kuiper
GLASS
Queensware
N. Third Street
Jor L
Thos. H. Keller
H. Blollinder
Marisn Street
H. C. Seldomridge
Worto
L. G. Kemper
Dea
Lancaster County House
Lancaster, PA
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Jacob S, Smith, “Caprie
Ehar
Columbia House
E. A. Hutton
North Broad Street
Masonic Temple
Academy of Fine Arts and Public Buildings
Ailly
Martin Rudy
King Street
North Queen St
Beapae and
Columbia Railroad
Rgd
Lrave Nourawauy
P.M
Usiny Ville
Seysie E Neoster
King At
Columbia
WUT
Vverage AM
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Hanesster
Lex Sk
King
Quarryvilla
Trina
Eqditor Phindeypilly
PoreVille
Uurrisburg
Ellesiowgtn
New York
Bonn
Haute
Ae Oom Tv
TNO
AP Workman's Saddlery
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