Local Intelligence and Travel Notes from Lititz
Lititz weekly page lists trains to Columbia Lancaster and Reading with morning and afternoon departures. Moravian services in German and English, Evangelical prayer and preaching, Reformed services in Brickerville and White Oak, New Haven English sermon by Rev. J. Peter. Local commerce notes mackerel prices, real estate sales in Lexington and Pine Hill, new planing mill and water well setup, Moravian church cleaning progress, a large harvest excursion to Lititz Springs with multiple rail connections and five hundred expected from Coatesville, jurors listed for common pleas and quarter sessions, melon and cantaloupe trade booming, Boyertown picnic visitors, and town visits by assorted residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bleck
Brickerville
White Oak
Izvormmepd
New Haven
J. Peter
The Bivalve Crop and Local School Openings
The piece notes September opening of the oyster season in Pennsylvania with threats from hore worms and sea creatures driving up prices, plus local Lititz school disruptions and openings. It mentions Lutitz teachers on haul, Lititz schools reorganizing space, Linden Hall Seminary, Lititz Academy, Audubon Villa, and a Thomas Electric cure advertised locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Rey
Lernel
Seimers
Lititz
Avas
D&c
Cgratomar School
I. H. Brackart
Linden Hall Seminary
H. A. Drickenstein
Lititz Academy
Geo. Hepp
Hepp
Audubon Villa
A. R. Beck
Beck
Tobacco Boom Grips Lancaster County Markets
The county sees a tobacco boom as New York buyers surge into Lancaster with local dealers selling large lots at high prices. Reports list farmers and firms including Samuel Folta Philip Scheyer Fry Bros Joseph Mayer's Sons and Rolomon Bearner selling crops at 24 to 80 cents per unit with cases and wrappers paid. Some buyers and sellers warn of risky contracts while insurance agents and local anecdotes illustrate caution and bold market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jawim
New York
Lancaster
We. Smith
Philip Scheyer
Fry Bros
Samuel Folta
Warwick
Stuttg
Washington
Nhreo-foartiia
Lancaster City
Joseph Mayer
Rolomon Bearner
Wrest Hempfield
Joel Wenger
West Earl
Contec
Ninhar
Obituary notes Catharine Snyder and others from Ephrata
Obituary records Catharine Snyder aged 50 years 2 months 25 days at Bethany Reformed Church Ephrata with funeral crowds and reverence. Also notes Amanda Dussinger of New Haven died of consumption at 29 leaving four children. A ten year old boy Danny Burkholder injured by a falling hatchet. local items on crops prices and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catharine Snyder
Catharine (Walf) Snyder
Bethany Reformed Church
Ephrata
Christ
Amanda Dussinger
Arpanda
Frank Dussinger
New Haven
J. Peter
Danny
Daniel Burkholder
Dr. Roebuck
Bed. Zug
Warwick Towanship
Henry Zug
Brown
Joseph D. Brown
Palpitations eased by Burdeck Blood Bitters claim
A Syracuse reader reports heart flutter and numbness fading after using Burdeck Blood Bitters priced at 1.00 with trial 0.10. The notice promotes pharmacy items including Apple Jelly new goods, mackerel, baskets, tubs, brooms, door mats, varied housekeeping wares, a 10 cent counter, syrup at 12 cents a quart, and Labrador Table Mats from Bethlehem while inviting support for a local Mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M
Syracuse
N. Y
iZetea
Bethlehem
SLOCK MARKET AND GRAIN PRICES IN CITY LISTINGS
Fragmented market notes show closing prices for Dellaven and Ti hankers and a street listing at Third Street. Includes currency figures, weekly flour and grain rates, and dairy and meat product pricing with multiple vendors and local firms referenced.
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Dellaven & Tihankers
Eagh
Philaelphia
Ness
Hendin
Eusted
Hestony
Bath
Central Transportation
Omy
North Pennnsylvania
North
Americ Hilver
Prades
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C.F. BR
Columbia
Lancaster Sec
Reading, &c
Tilete
Tshudy
Kitts
Levi Books
Lexington
Jacob Gantz
Pine Hill
Lewis Demmy
Brunnerville
Willian Gantz
Mesers, Bender & Grube
Maunmay & Beekjer
Lititz Springs
Maiin
Reading R
Pottsville
Tebanon
Reading
Jeerors
Common Pleas
Regennas
Twillin
Colin Cameron
Elizabeth
Ifenry
Erb
Penn
Gel
Wolfe
Little
White
Peuo
J. A. Boch
Geo. & Geyer
Warwlal
G. Boyd
E. B. Brubaker
Sam’l Kafreth
O. Harmes
Hasker
Boyertown
Berks County
Baturday
Boydrtown
Dprrsonan
Wm. Milchsack
Monroe County
Alice Mayers
Bareville
Anna Evane
R. M. Zimmerison
Harrisburg
Joseph C. Herr
Philadelphia
Augustus Fock
Isaac
Cumberland County
Della Ranch
Iward Sturgis
B.F. Shertzer
Churichville
Ifr
Oilingex
Serle
Tto
Arbor
Ting Wells
Iss
Eleetric
Penry
Bei
Bollinger
Uhey
Maey
Upey
Bullinger
Weireles
Tohn Springs
Thomas
Instrance Acrya Tardis
Penn Mutual
Philada
Sinocenly
Citizens' Committee
Girats
Litehtiel
Mass
Litita Drug Store
Geo. W. Haxpee
Sturgis
Treland
Munheim
Menno HM
Fry & Bro
Nathaniel Brubaker
Louisville Futhor
Fletcher
Hagg
Millway
Guy
Springs Hotel
P Bricker
At-Lasvy
Fezal Business
W. J. Coughlin
Somerville
Masa
Hesaya
City Hospital
van Halls Balsam
BT. Barr
Litis Stace
B. Taliadir
Lititz Mills
Litits
Rothsville
Warwick Township
Star County
Tlouse
Uis
Joan Prauiz
Joseph Prauiz
Monroe Pyauta
Markin
Millport
Poh Buch
Aaron Widder
Ila
Lititz Butel
Oainck
Hyiday
Litilwand
Peter
Reist
Apts
L. Diffenderfer
Orphans’ Court
Lancaster County
Wforesaid
John TI. Hess
John Riseer
Abraham Carpenter
Abraham Bitner
Teory Plats
Jonas Bess
Michael Hoover
John B. Gans
Adm
Wiuesday
Groun
Jeane Steorge
Stedman
Said
Ambrosh Mapsctinee
Michael Behrer
Privat Sale
White Loage Station
Dauphin County
Susquehann
iWdletown
Limie
Wighapire
White House
Mary A. Stontir
Highspire
Kauphin Co
Jy Iso
LL. G. Kemper
Livitz, PA
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Lesser ET Fetore
Antonot
Tajverss
Gray Hedicixe CO
Buffalo
N.Y
Surscnrine
Reading Daily News
al Parte
Littig
Iysdus
SAM’ S
Delbo
Bryock
Opposie Tshady
Main St
Miller's Store
Penn’ A
Hamburg
Joy Sirectar
Martin Rudy
U 8
A. Sehen Tans
D. Sauders
Litux Springs Hotel
T. A. Milchsack
F. L. Krauseop
N. Munerrry Sr
Ly Lancaster
Ade Yan
Johnson\lark&co
Union Squ
D. \WittPERs
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