Moravian German and English preaching on Sunday
Local notices list Moravian German preaching at 10 A.M. and English at 7:30 P.M. Also AverFokIND and German preaching at multiple sites with times, plus a quarterly conference opening Saturday.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1883
Page
3
Local notices list Moravian German preaching at 10 A.M. and English at 7:30 P.M. Also AverFokIND and German preaching at multiple sites with times, plus a quarterly conference opening Saturday.
The Mastersonville store of J. 3. Masterson was broken into last Wednesday night, about $100 in goods and $8.35 cash stolen. Items included silver hunting-case watches, gossamer coats, cassimere coats, trousers, pocket knives, and revolvers. A $50 reward is offered for thieves’ arrest and conviction.
The Variet y column notes the Lititz and Lexington Turnpike Co appoints John Bricker as superintendent to push unfinished road work. Court proceedings in the Chareh case continue toward a probable week end conclusion. Also reported are local sales, guardian appointments, heat installations, pike inspections, a profitable picnic, frost damage to crops, theft incidents, and community notes on trees, melons, and vermin control.
A New York tobacco trader reports dull market and a possible upturn driven by crop failures in 1882 Connecticut and scarcity of 1881 Connecticut. Demand for 1881 Pennsylvanian tobacco rises as manufacturers delay 1882 lots, while packers in Lancaster face pressure to stock early. A note on a Lancaster shirt ad follows, unrelated to the tobacco market.
Pennville updates show residents managing new construction, a planned union schoolhouse site, and local trades expanding. Notable mentions include Samuel Minnick, Cyaus Kauffman, and Jack Robbs building projects, Rev. Tobias guiding a large catechetical class, and community events with the Lincoln Union and Harvest home services.
A spoof hotel advertisement purports to cater to summer boarders with absurdly luxurious amenities and unbridled mischief. It promises instant room changes for opinions on location, unlimited meals, multilingual staff, and a rowdy, indulgent atmosphere, all narrated with satirical gusto reflecting old time newspaper humor. The item is followed by local notices of illnesses and various small town happenings and jokes.
A wall of sand collapsed at a pit in Elizabeth Karma while three Marka sons loaded sand. Frank fell to his hips but aided his brother Henry who was buried to 18 inches. Both escaped unharmed, Henry tired but alive the next day. Cigar makers blocked by a picnic and broken press. The 8.8 Convention at Presbyterian church was a grand success with Drs Stewart Davenport Turner and Revs Martin Asay Brown. Asay installed as pastor. Martin elected president. Adjournaled with regrets from Judge Patterson. An Old Nurse says Acker's Lingering Cough Remedy is best. sold by Dr Brobst.
A fragment of an old newspaper ad urges remedies for stomach distress describing chronic dyspepsia and recommending Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets, Ayer's English Remedy for Consumption, and Acker's Blood Elixir. It lists Dr. J. C. Brebst or Grobst as sellers with prices noted.
White wine vinegar for picketing purposes and a full range of shop goods including plain and covered hams and dried beef. Ferry's smoked beef praised as the best. Sugars priced low, brown sugar at 6 cents. Mason’s fruit jars in multiple sizes. Glazed and unglazed flower pots. School supplies and a general assortment.
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