It Is Full Time The Nation Turns To Peace
The Lititz Record reflects on the 1884 election with a nonpartisan stance, noting public strain and economic worries. It urges focus on education morality and religion and hopes for wise leadership under future rulers. It ends with a call to support good governance or condemn poor governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Moscow
James G. Blaine
John A. Logan
Chicago
Democratic Party
Grover Cleveland
Thomas F. Hendricks
Enlargement of The Moravian Cemetery in Lititz Proposed
Trustees of the Moravian church in Lititz propose enlarging the cemetery and dividing the new area into family lots while preserving the old section. The plan would let families inter them in one group, matching practices in larger cemeteries, as population grows and facilities expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moraviso
Lititz
Penalty on John W Hollinger draws town comment
Local commentary centers on a severe court penalty for John W Hollinger amid disputes over witnesses and neighbors. Some supporters push for a pardon while others acknowledge the contentious trial. Separate notes mention New York vote totals for Cleveland and budding interest in rinks and real estate ventures by Abe Buzzard.
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John W. Hollinger
al. Our
Hollinger
Abe Buzzard
Cherry Hill
Lititz and Warwick Recalled in Eminent Tutor Biography
A recollection of John Rickert highlights his exact survey work for Moravian lands near Lititz, precise drafting, and fine penmanship. He lectured on chemistry, composed mathematical volumes, and built a self made machine for rasps. A private man, he gardened, walked alone, cared for family, and mentored Alfred Rickert, an Episcopal minister.
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Joan Rickert
Lititz
Rickert
Mr. R
Jacob Rock
Alfred
Ebyreh
Og Gry
Snow First of Season Touches Oregon and Vicinity
Local items report the season’s first snowfall in Oregon and nearby areas. Anxieties over seal skins and cold weather are noted, with residents including Mrs. Aaron Miller listed as sick. A Lancaster-Landis Valley encounter ends with a horse breaking its leg and being killed. A note reflects social humor about a music pupil excused from lessons.
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Aaron Miller
Jos
Bouder
Lancaster
Landis Valley
Lech
Effsville
Gancaster
Mia
Brained by a Bridge on the Pennsylvania Line
A passenger on a Pennsylvania Railroad mail train westbound at 9 o clock near Seaman Place leaned from a car to call a friend and was fatally crushed when his head struck the bridge iron and he fell beside the track. Carr a German worker from Wenger’s coach shops in Paradise died at Seaman Place after medical aid.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Pequa
Seaman Place
Carr
Wenger
Paradise
Where to Buy Furs for Trust and Craft
The piece argues to buy furs from a local furrier who understands making and stands by their work. It stresses inspecting fur skins, recognizing preparation stages, and trusting a visible maker rather than a distant wholesale source. It notes variability in fur qualities and fit versus readymade garments.
The Fur Trade and Trust in a Furrier’s Promise
The passage explains how buyers should choose a maker or seller who bears risk for defects and warrants goods. It highlights the hunter’s eye for quality, the maker’s responsibility, and a furrier’s claim of honesty, large factory, and London Leipzig sourcing. It ends by asserting fair pricing and a trusted word over mere money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeland
London
Leipzig
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Peterson's Magazine
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Jay Stanily
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King ST
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EL ZS
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North Queen ST
Lancaster Pa
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J.B. Martin , CO
Body Brussels
Crotha, &c
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Cor, West King,and
Prince Streets
Lancaster, Pa
Manheim Marble Yard
St. Charlotte St
P.F. Hisenbrown
Eagle Marble and Granite Works
Reading
S. P. Miller
Stauffer
John Sides
the Peoples’ Hat Store
W. D: Stauffer & Co
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Delbo
Boot and Shoe Store
Storsmen
Aprié Tf 8. L
Lititz Brewery
Lagheb
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Senter Square
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