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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1883

Page

3

Local Notice Fragment from Lititz Record 1883

Partial OCR fragment from a Lititz Record page dated October 26 1883 mentions a Main Street location and a business name resembling Midertaker. Details are incomplete and readable only in small portions.

Religious Notices and Local Happenings in Lancaster

Local intelligence outlines religious services in Moxavian EyaAsGnutcaL Rasvorareb and Sapylomenot with preparatory and communion themes at Brickerville White Oak and Lexington plus pastor Heyv H J Senanel. Moxavian notices mention ads in the LECORD supplement and a new cigar factory opening in town. A Lancaster resident, H B Bueh, celebrated a 48th birthday with a gathering and substantial feast.

Rasvorareb Brickerville Wba AL M White Oak Aba Blm GeeMan Laist Lexington Lorik —Heyv H. J. Senanel Bature Il Brickerville

Postal rule on newspaper charges clarifies contracts

The Post Office Department states liability for newspaper postage follows general contract rules. If a publisher sends a paper without a request from the addressed person, merely taking the paper does not create a debt. A valid contract requires two parties and consent.

Post Office Department

Appleus and Gypsum Plaster Boosts Big West Earl Crop

In West Earl township farmer Ianse W. Zwalley reports the season’s apple yield far exceeds neighbors and attributes the larger crop to gypsum plaster applied after blossoms. Also details recapture of escaped prisoner Robert Goudenauer in Columbia after a burglary charge, pursued from York jail, and a local dog incident with gunners near New Haven.

Ianse W. Zwalley West Rarl Bisom West Earl Township Robert Godenauer York Columbia Pennsylvania James Mennedy Chickies Lulla Goedhanaur Kennedy Wittig Couyier

Lititz Chronicle Highlights Seven Days of Local Happenings

A Lititz section itemizes diverse events from the past week including new furnace installation at Moravian chapel basement, a found umbrella at Keller's confectionery, and local harvest shipments from Virginia. It notes the Moravian church chandelier update, a brisk local tobacco and produce trade, post office counts, a new Lititz Band debut, and community incidents including a fall injuring Mrs. Chaybill and a theft during a burial.

Lititz Lancaster Keller's Hiram W. Balmer Midway Station Lititzfaust Briday Linden Hall J. W Baker & Bro Ephrata Alderney D. Db. Burkholder Messrs Hacker & Frank Virginia Broad Street Bretzel Bakery Indiana Souther Kansas Edw. Kaestner J. A. Buel Juniata County Messrs. Staufter & Reist California Joseph Kryder Warwick House Walter Souders F. B. Buch & Bro New Lititz Hatton Lancaster County United States Warwick Reading and Columbia Ladies’ Sewing Society of the Moravian Church Lyceum Hall Wo. P. Breitegam Bricketville Reading Messrs. Bomberger& Co Court House Jerome B. Niles Stewart Cooper Niles

Real Estate Transfers and Public Sale Notes

Real estate updates show Mrs. Thomas Shelly withdrawn at 3000 dollars after a public sale offer of 4000 dollars was refused. Five acres and 12 perches in Elizabeth township near Lexington, belonging to John K. Saylor, sold to John Hammer for 1050 dollars. Also noted are advertising lines for Ackers Blood Elixir and legal services by Dr F O Brobst with Go to Fisher for cheap harnesses.

Thomas Shelly Elizabeth Township Lexington John K. Saylor John Hammer Rome Warwick Tawkship Lancaster Co Lititz Rathaville Rothsville Norlin John Bender Oolvdk PF Said Rebecca Bender

Lancaster County Tobacco Market Faces Mixed Supplies and Weather Damage

Lancaster County tobacco activity shows 400 to 500 cages of 80 and 81 goods sold with equal quantities of 182 crop in demand. Buyers eye the 83 crop as prices range 16 to 28 cents for wrappers. some Havana seed purchases exceed fifty plantings at 20 to 80 cents. Warm weather caused mould on tips and tight-stacked leaves, but a cool spell improved curing prospects, while white veins appear despite dark glossy leaf. News items cover local sales, church events, a butcher shop sale, and the Teachers Institute program with lectures by university and city professors.

Lancaster County Lancaster Havanna Seed

24th birthday celebrations and village notes in Lititz

Personal notices recount October events in Lititz including Mrs J F Evang and Miss Alice V Sturgis celebrating 24th birthdays. Teachers, travelers, church repairs, and local visits by residents such as Horace Grosh and Mrs H W Stark are noted alongside travel to Dayton and West Chester for meetings. A Luther anniversary service and a home sewing machine ad cap the column.

J. F. Evang Alice V. Sturgis Lrwin Sturgis Mayne B. Archer Jittitz Birmingham Chestertoun Institute Village Record Emma Freymyer Adam Freymyer York Warwick Daniel Saunders Dayton Ohio Mears Peter S. Reist Johnson Milley West Chester U. State Board of Agriculture Horace Grosh Lititz Horace H. W. Stark Joseph Seligsburg New York Wm. Smith Builth Seligsburg Samuel E. Keller Conewago Alonza Miksch Lancaster John B. Huber Lebanon J. Graeff John W. Graeff Joseph Lowry Gussie Lichtenthaeler Octavius Lichtenthaeler Jacob L. Stehmiau Stark County Francis Lawall Bethlehem Caroline (Grosh) Lawall H. M. Breneman Manteim

Telephone Linked Hotel at Rathis ville

George W. Kofroth’s Rathis ville hotel has a telephone exchange connection, marking the village’s sole instrument of telephonic communication. Hiverybody shops for robes and blankets at Fisher, due to his low prices.

George W. Kofroth Rathisville Fisher

Dyspepsia Relief Ad Teases Acker’s Tablets at Tshudy’s

An old advertisement touts Wenger’s Roller Flour at Tshudy’s store and promotes Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets claiming guaranteed relief for sour stomach and constipation.

W. H. Baci’s Acker

Wolle Store Expands Stock and Prices Offer Deals

The Wolle store promotes a large, varied inventory including dry woods, dress flannels, delaines, prints, white bed blankets, wool goods, stockings, knit skirts, rag and cottage carpets, underwear, canned pineapple and salmon, dried fruits, and a reduced sugar price. They advertise paying 18 cents for butter, 24 cents for eggs, and 10 cents for lard, inviting customers to visit and compare offerings.

Allentown Brownstown

Philadelphia Live Stock Market Report of Cattle and Hogs

The Philadelphia live stock market shows active cattle receipts including prime and good grades, with 14 000 sheep receipts and about 14 500 lambs listed. Hogs and turkeys, chickens and ducks noted with varying conditions and prices amid corrected weekly market data.

Litiv Tehualy Philadelphia Liva Phila Prima Alvadize Megry Bate Seyee Sige Taedinin Zige

Hecker’s Fresh Supplies at TShuby’s Store

TShuby’s Store lists fresh groceries and assorted goods including Hecker’s self raising buckwheat flour, Snyder’s flour, corn meal, canned vegetables, golden Valencia raisins, cranberries, Jersey sweet potatoes, assorted sugars, fresh roasted coffee, vinegars, hams and dried beef, lye, Jerseys for ladies, new Shaker corn, figs, coconuts and oranges. Also jackets, comforts, and payment offers for eggs Butter and country soap. Trade items include Segars and dried cherries.

Hecker Ferry Banner High Imeria Segars

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Tae Lititz Midertaker Main Street Local Intelligence Germad Jar.c Ilenry Kautz Orange Street Bocuve U. S. Internal Revenue F. P. Hart P. J. Roebuck Republican County Committee H. B. Bueh J. G. Brobst Fisher's Daniel Hostetter Manheim Township Soldiers’ Monument Centre Square Market End Broad Streets Springs John Hollinger Buffalo Main St Allegheny City Elurch Aborhood News Elizabeth Chaybill Teast Petersburg Borg Straybill Join Johnson Paris Haldeman Chickies Reading and Columbia Railroad Abe Buzzard Intercourse Saya New Holland John Krankfard Michael Wolf Mr. Wolf Paris Hiram Meek Albert Shiffler Crateh Cave Alfred Double Shaefferstown Lebanon County Sheepford Dunkard E. B. Brubaker J. K. Hertz Deaath Jacob Stoner Jacob §. Stoner Allerhany City Lancaster City Lititz Academy Sturgis House Messrs. Zartman Ehuyeh Litliz F.O. Brobst Oward P. Rucker, Esq Hast King Street Brickerville News M. Sharp Henry K. Wealand Mount Airy Hotel Thurgh John Sharp Brieckerville Lutheran Church Reva PL Mayser F. J.F. Lebanota Myerstown Teachers’ Institute KE. E. White Purdue University Todiana BH. V. de Graff H. P. Smith New York City J. V. Montgomery J. B. Heiges Robert Collyer Leeturer T. de Witt Talmage Dio Lewis Helen Potter Ropusville Clay Frothsville Squire J.C. Brobst J. C. Brobst Martin Luther New Haven Hhe J. Peter Funda New Home Sewing Machine, Co Union Square Wolle Longenecker Warwick Township Milton Samuel Annie Longenecker Longenecker Meeting de Townsend Bankers Reming Ry Beau Lehigh Valley Bawa Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co United N. J. BR Northern Central R. Kh. Co Hestonville Pass B. H. Co Bart R. B New Jersey Central Northern Pacifc North Menage Brie Stiver B.J. Barr Barr TG Partners Edward Kestner Farymars Minnesota Kakab Faltladelphia Reading Rail Road Bound Brook Harrisburg Pottsville Williamsport Sanbury Lewisburg Pottsyijie Tamaqua Williatsport Sunbury Ts P.m Fr. Wootten G. Hancock Geneneral George H. Binge George H. Bingemac George H. Bingeman Johnson Miller O. P. Bricker Guam WM. H. Bollinger East Orange Street Queen Strat Porcela Tie de Dunas UN Agenk Tshuby's Store Anna Moravian Hymn Books Haydn H. Tshudy National Bank Lititz, Pa Stump Gossamers Stump’s Broad and Orange Sts LuTerz Williams Evins Lititz Creek Brunnerville Root & Case Miet R.&c K. Ry Josiah Slavely Israel G. Bre Saint Deed Privaite Lifits Neal Wits Cedar Street Harry Meiskey John W. Hollinger G. W. Taughman Gitte WESD King ST Bard's Oregon Store Weekly Report Zook Waliento Angilyer Camargo White Oak Ann Barge James G.urb Litita Calummbia Keil H.C. Seldemilde Attha Wargick F Houge Dauphin County Allen Hacker Atd W. Baker's Ephraia J. W. Baker Daniel Purlaw Clay Township Joh B. Er Lydia Ann Stelner I Augustus L. Stelmer Hyuanerville Susan Bron 'Cloy Poa G. ‘W. Kefroth Henry McKaughnin John 8 Livings Oyer and City of Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Lanngaster Jon WM. High Bae Warwick Lownship Gititz Israel G
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