Moravian and other church notices amid 1884 Lititz item
Moravian services Saturday evening and Sunday morning in English and 10 o clock German service. Love feast for married people at 2 PM and communion at 7:30 PM. Bethany and German Baptist services listed. Harvest sermon at White Oak. John Brown Jr. injured in New Haven area. Isaac Bear aged widow noted for 80th birthday near Manheim. Local accidents include Albert Sturgis injuring foot. Hotel license granted to Mr. Lach at Pennville. Band excursion to Philadelphia State Fair Sept 10 for 2.90. Jacob Neff dies in Penn township from accidental fire. White Oak camp meeting draws thousands. Mt Hope railroad bring crowds. runaway horse damages carriages. Editor Theron P. Keator praises King’s New Discovery for coughs. testimonials for Electric Bitters. Attorney Bricks of Haq notes Lancaster office. St. Enoch Hotel rates reduced. Lititz Drug Store advertising. Ayer’s English Remedy recommended for consumption. Acker’s Blood Elixir advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravian
Heeormrd
Bethany Uh
New Haven
Gennan Baptist
Nellsville
Mollar
White Oak
Mt. Hope
Manhein
Lebanon
Real Estate and Community Happenings This Summer
Town sees few new buildings yet expects more next summer as schools open boosting business. Many property owners seek buyers despite high prices. A new depot prompts local questions while religious services, picnics, and public sales unfold. Linden Hall Seminary opens next Tuesday.
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Blue Meeting House
Duriach
Tobias
Lititz
Lexington Hotel
Linden ‘Hall Seminary
Lebanon
Mt. Gretna
Warwick Blaine
Logan
Thir
Sturgis
Linden Hall Seminary
Akron teams and neighbors savor a busy week of games and news
Akron citizens joined a King of P. excursion to Philadelphia and Atlantic City, returning pleased. The Junior team edged Voganville 25 29, with a rematch planned at Voganville. Vulcans defeated Fairville 10 28 after a rough day on the field. Other items note road viewers appointed, land sales, travel for stock purchases, school openings with 200 to 210 pupils, and Horace Asner starting his own cigar business after buying Stauffer's fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Vino
Voganville Boys
Voganville
Squire Mull
Minth
Akron
Vulcan Club
Fairville
Vulcan Boys
Fairville Boys
Fairville Fellows
Akron Vulcans
Horace Asner
J. H. Stantfer
Mr. Stauffer
Horace
FIYMEN'S HAND Two Weddings in Town on Tuesday
Two prominent weddings occurred Tuesday at 3 o'clock at local residences. Minnie Seaber married Cuvier Grabe with 200 guests attending, Rev. Charles Nagle officiating. The second ceremony saw Susan Raum wed Samuel Raum of Marietta at Mrs. Joseph Baker's home with about 100 onlookers and a calathumpian serenade later in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fown
Puesday
Mendelasohn
F. van Vleck
Grube-Seaber
Samuel Seaber
Charles Nagle
Twain
Minnie Seaber
Cuvier Grabe
Mary Zitaman
Minnie Seather
Torage L. Eschbach
Esebhlac
Emily
Lugh
Philadelphia
New York
Joseph Baker
Susan
Samuel TF. Raum
Marietta
J. Peter
Manheim
Inn Baker
Leonard Evisman
Marielis
Amanda George
New Haven
Tha Baker
Mphrata
Sabbath Rest and Local News Highlight Reading Reels
Mrs Sehlett and Miss Bard visited Mrs Pierce Bard in Reading. A Saturday celebration at Mr A Longs woods failed due to a heavy afternoon shower. An infant named Bear died and was buried in Mechanicsburg. A village debate on truth and discord contrasts with a peaceful Sabbath, noting rest as vital. White Oak camp meeting draws crowds. Local trades expand warehousing. Newsmakers include Lawrence Ibach and Christ Hartman Jr among rural tobacco activity. Excerpts promote Acker's English Remedy for coughs and consumption with a price guarantee.
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Sehlett
Alice Bard
Reading
Pierce Bard
A. Long
Bear
Mechanicsburg
Memorial windows offered to South Schaefferstown Church
Reverend Verusler announced an opportunity for church members to fund memorial windows during remodeling. Each 4 pane window about 2x3 feet would cost roughly sixteen dollars, with donations in addition to existing subscriptions. The piece urges timely participation to honor departed pillars of the congregation and enhance church beauty.
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Leffoxy College
Veacher
Verusler
Charles &. Forah
Franklin , Marshall College
Lancaster
Palatinate College
Myerstown
Shaefferntown
Suamuer
Steap Hill
West Schaefferstown
Jonathan Brecht
Herr
New York
South Market Street
John Snyder
Tobaccs
Society of the Good
Heidelberg Township
Wm. BR. Reist
Hepanuel Weik
Heidelberg
Dopo
Lincoln Locals Report brisk business changes
Lincoln Locals notes Harry Brubaker, current Miller & Yocom clerk, buys Miller property for 5500 and will take possession April 1 1885. He also buys stock and plans Bru baker & Yocom as the firm name starting October 1. Aaron Stauter of Indiana visits town this week. Mrs Bard and Mr Brown seen in Columbia. J R Miller to build a new house on Enin street. Edwin Hacker opens another cigar factory. Farmers plow and prepare for seeding. Sunday school at Evangelical church Sunday 1 30 H W M
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Harry Brubaker
Miller & Yocom
Miller
Brubaker & Yocom
Brubaker
Aaron Stauter
Indiana
Evangelical Church
H.W. M
J. G. Reinhold
New Haven
Illinois
J. H. Thuma
Marietta
Lottie Hacker
Christian Barr
John Hershey
Newark
N. J
J. Lincoln Hertz
Lexington
Millersville Normal School
Paul
A. Tt. Beck
Norristown
Messrs
Johnson Miller
Lititz
Joseph I
Middletown
Walter Sturgis
Q. Brieker
Warwick Race Track Surveyed Near School House
The Warwick race track near the Warwick school house was surveyed on Monday by Israel G. Hixb Kay. Work will begin immediately to build the track, bridges and grade the ground. Leaders include T. Frank Evans S A Danner F G Carpenter and Weidler Bender.
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Warwick
Warwick School House
Israel G. Hixb
Kay
T. Frank Evans
A. Danner
F. G. Carpenter
Weidler Bender
Manheim Musicians Clash Over Bands in 1894 Gossip
Local column laments Liberty Band of Manheim versus Citizens Band, praising the Liberty ensemble yet mocking the rival group. Notes community updates from August 30, 1894, including residents’ travels, school plans, and local notices.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Advertisement at Lititz Store
An advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best remedy for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions with a guarantee of satisfaction or money refunded. Price 26 cents per box sold at the Lititz store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Lititz
WOLLE Store Ad Offers Hats Knives and Groceries
WOLLE promotes men’s and boys straw hats at low prices and a wide assort ment of pocket knives. Home made overalls in all sizes, splendid cheese at 8c per lb, cream cheese 8c, and baking powder with a silverware gift. Sugar praised, hams guaranteed, dried beef fresh, coffee at 25c and other coffees 16c 20c and 22c. Cheap cigars wanted.
Wolle Souder Marriage Links to Lizzie K Souder
Robt N Wolle and Lizzie K Souder are wed in a Lancaster County ceremony after notice in The Philadelphia area. The report lists the couple, witnesses, and location at Sport ing Hill near Lancaster, with related family names Kauffmann Souder and Tobias of Lexington. It also includes market notes from local flour and grain markets and stock quotations from Philadelphia on Sept 3 1884.
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Kauffman~souder
Tipber
D. C
Tobias
Isaac & Kauffmann
Lexington
Lizzie K. Souder
Sport
Ing Hill
Lancaster County
Public sale of real estate in Lancaster County 1884
Administratrix of TF Hartraufh decd advertises public sale on premises in Bronnerville Warwick Township and Keantaireville with several lots including a two story dwelling, barn, wells and fruit trees. Properties No 1 No 2 and No 4 offer improvements and acreage. sale to commence at 2 PM with terms announced. Also offers for cheap steam engine and threshers as is at office.
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Aus
Elizabeth Township
Lancaster County
Lexington
Speedwell
Penn
Brickerville
Speedwell Stock Farma
Pennville
Qabite
Boss 5c sugar and cheap paints sellouts at Timbus Store
TIMUBUS STORE announces fresh stock of BOSS 5c SUGAR with bottom prices. Also promotes fresh roasted coffees, Ferris celebrated hams, smoked beef, and a sale on Wadsworth Martinez Longman pure paints at 4 and 8 cents. The letter touts paint as cheapest and predicts future orders for thirty five houses.
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Ferris
Wadsworth, Martinez & Longman
Rk. Sloatw
Shody's Store Offers Low Prices On Groceries and Goods
Oregon shop advertises astonishingly low prices on syrup soap towel pieces and brown sugar. also touts Canton Flannel calico and Germantown Wool by the yard with stark bargains. Includes school books slates ink pencils and stationery at minimal costs. invites readers to inspect stock for value.
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Oregon
Worth
Canton
Los
Germantown
Valuable Limestone Farm At Public Sale In 1884
Public sale announced for a 100 acre limestone tract in West Cocolico township Lancaster County Pennsylvania. Auction to include a two story stone dwelling and multiple outbuildings with reliable water, orchard, and fenced six-field layout. Sale conducted by SWIRAM KLINE on September 15 1884 with viewing by Ezra Inline. Executors advertise another Warwick Township property, a two story brick house with shop and barn to be sold September 13 1354 by A M Brückhart executor H Bruckhart ward?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulie
Cocotico Township
Lyncaster County
Linccoln
Schoeneck
Stavens Station
Obed Shirk
Wm. Mellinger
Adam Keller
Ezra
Sale
Swiram Kline
Desirable Building Lots At Public Sale In Warwick
On Saturday March 13 1884 the undersigned will sell two building lots in Warwick village fronting 33 feet on Orange Street and extending 200 feet to an alley, a prime site on a principal thoroughfare likely to develop. Credit to April 1838 with interest free or discount for cash. Sale at 1 o'clock P.M. by committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shptrmulr
Warwick
Orange Street
Wx. Evans
Miles Hallacher
Israel G
Erb
Land and mill property in Tunkerville for public sale
A tract of eight acres and fifteen perches of gravelly alluvial land adjoining Ru Wh Caleman Cyrus Singer Abraham Brubaker and others. Improvements include a large two story brick grist and merchant mill with four pairs of stones and machinery, a large water powered wheel, and a two story brick house with outbuildings and orchard. Property lies in a settled community near Lenhove and local amenities. Public sale set for Friday September 19, 1834 at 2 PM by executors Henry Pierce John H. Hissel and Christian Risser in Lancaster county Pennsylvania. Viewing by calling on Henry Pierce.
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Penn Township
Ganecaster
Menheim and Littis
Hoffer
G. Summy
Audt
John S. Connelly
Caleman
Cyrus Singer
Abraham Brubaker
Ammer
Lenbove
Arle
Henry Pierce
Westery
Susan
Elizabeth Brubaker
United Brethren
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Peon
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Shady
Citizens’ Band of Manheim
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Henry Bentz
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J. B. Wissler
Liity
Howard Kyle
Fiymen's
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C. Habecker
Christ
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U. S
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Christ Hartman, Jr
Jacob Gable
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the County
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Butler
Boston
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Robt
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Litile Steam Mills
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Eric
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Joel Bby
Ithere
Christian
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Petersburg
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Manheim and
Jos
Buckwaiter
Henry Stucher
Daniels
Hale
Hristtan Bicke Walter
Wm. Evans
Israel G. Heb
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Orphans’ Court
Bronnerville
Warwick Lownship
Wed
Snyder's Mill
Samuel Hoss
Cyrus Kline
Ferman
Keantiereville
B.H. Snavely
Allen Hybecker
John Harnes
Urge’nostery Fran Guachmaker Shey Admie Black Sith
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Andrew Minnich
Prame
Dunmavrville Coach Works
Ters
Asna M. Harpranet
U. Vv
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Wunteralig
Pelny
Buch
Flaven
Timubus Store
Wapswarrit
Martinez & Lovestan
Tshody's Store
Bard's
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Ciuil Limeor
Orphers' Court
Henry Bruckhart
John Ziegler
A.M. Brauckhart
Liita
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York County
Winterstown
York
Pernig
Siti
Nathan Blak
Ieireiss
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