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Newspaper

New Holland Clarion

Location

New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1900

Page

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Sense oF Sunsenirries-T'er on year notice

The Clarion Printing House in New Holland Lancaster Co Pa offers a yearly subscription at 81.00 with 1.25 added if paid late. Six months cost 50 cents and three months 25 cents all in advance. Failure to notify discontinuance at the end of the form will be considered a wish to continue. No five new cash subscribers for one year earns the paper free for the promoter.

Gpea New Toland Hook and Ladder Company Promiaus Vermeyber

Estate Scrivening and Auction Services Ad

A dense Lancaster County classified listing offers scrivening probate clerking and surveyor services, veterinary care, and auctioneering for real estate and personal property. It highlights English and German consultation, notices for sales, and a lawyer and dentist moving locations in New Holland and Lancaster areas.

Watell What 0 Eat Markets Ad Highlights Fresh Goods

An OCR fragment advertises fresh foods and groceries with promises of top quality. It mentions eyes perhaps as a misread phrase and lists items such as candies vegetables and evaporated fruits. The exact shop name is unclear due to garbled text.

Engraved Cards and Invitations Offered at Low Prices

Engraved name plates and fifty tine cards for one hundred, engraved wedding invitations and home cards offered by an established engraver. Also executor's notice for the estate of Reuben Reidenbach late of Farltinp Lane co Pi deceased. Executors Burkholder and Burkholder atty Farmersville Ohio. Old spelling preserved.

Reuben Reidhenbach Farltinp Lane. Co Andor Tyiherdirdd

Ninety Four Year Old Lancaster Woman Celebrates Birthday

Mrs. Ann Reynolds aged ninety four of near Refton station marks her birthday with family from Bedford Cumberland and Baltimore connections. Her son John M. Reynolds ex assistant secretary of the interior and congressional candidate attends. she recalls Baltimore bombardment and remains in good health. Also reported deaths include Henry Esbenshade of Witmer in his sixtieth year and Mrs Ismaec Cooper of West Earl township age eighty six with funeral notices and church services noted.

Ann Reynolds Lancaster County Refton Station Quamyville John M. Reynolds Bedford Interior Wnder Cleveland Congress DeWarren Reynolds Cumberland Reynolds Baltimore County Andrew Barnett Baltimordé Patrick Reynolds

Daniel Good Proprietor of Monterey Hotel Dies

Daniel Good, proprietor of the Monterey hotel in Upper Leacock Township, died at his home Wednesday morning around 4 o’clock. He was forty years old, died from dropsy after more than a year of illness. A native of Lancaster County, he moved to Chicago about eighteen years ago, then returned to the county about a year ago. He is survived by his wife and has no children. The Brecknock school board has organized for the ensuing year with President Wim Stauffer, Secretary I Hartman, and Treasurer I G Musser.

Daniel Good Monterey Leacock Good Lancaster Chicago Brecknock Townsmp Wim Stauffer I. ‘Hartman Musser

Local School List Names Read Like A Who’s Who Of Town

A fragmented roster of schools and staff appears including Bowmanaville No 1 and No 2 Shirk, Fivepointville, White Oak Theos Stauffer Goorts and others. Miss Bertha Aungst John G Trarn ing G W Weibel Stovers Ream Stone Hill and Chestnut Hall appear among the names along with Miss Nora Brubaker and Miss Bille Scheetz.

Bowmanaville Shirk Bertha Aungst Fivepointville John G. Trarning White Oak Theos Stauffer Goorts Harry Good Silver Hill G. Ts. Weibel Stovers GW. Ream Stone Hill Bille Scheetz Chestnut Hall Nora Brubaker Red Ray Aungat

Horse stolen from Woods farm recovered. arrest made

A horse stolen from John N Woods farm near Tent Place was recovered Saturday after being turned loose on a public road. Abe Green, traced to Doe Run by Constable Teas and TT Scott Woods, is under arrest for the theft and disposal of the horse to another party in Chester County.

John N. Woods Tent Place Zion TV Atglen Abe Green Doe Run Chester County Constale Teas Scott Woods

Public sale of Styer House estate held in borough

The sale at The steel ont tie Styer House, Grube proprietor, in the borough, occurred Wednesday afternoon. It drew spirited bids for 36 horses, 40 cows, 35 cattle, 10 sheep, 82 shoats, 5 bulls, 5 pairs of mutes, and 6 heifers. Total value 45 10 1 of which 7 3 90 was cash. event described as good showing.

John OC Grube Gloowith Wis Che Sale

Promising Child Gertrude Paxson Dies at Eleven

Miss Gertrude M. Paxson age eleven dies at home in Honeybrook after months of illness. She was active in the Honeybrook Presbyterian church and Christian Endeavor. Funeral services were held at her parents home and Trinity Lutheran church with multiple pastors officiating. Interment followed in the Lutheran cemetery amidst many floral tributes.

Gertrude MM. Paxson James ES Cora Paxson Ioneybrook Misa Gertie Honeybrook Presbyterian Church Christian Endeavor Society Honeybrook H. Kurtz Trinity Lutheran Church A. Steinhaeuser J. W. Hassler H. H. Kurtz

Blues Cure Promises Health Through Golden Medical Discovery

An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for the blues by cleansing the liver stomach and blood. A Wis. resident testifies after using multiple Pierce remedies gaining weight and relief from long standing liver and gallstone ailments.

Pierce Jernier Elm St Oshkosh Wis Dr. Pierze

Severe thunderstorm strikes county causing barn fires

A powerful storm moved through the county on Monday evening bringing frequent lightning and loud thunder. A George Mentzer farm cow was struck and killed by lightning, and a nearby fence was splintered. The Christian Harnish barn near Reefton burned after a lightning strike, destroying the structure and tools. losses estimated at 24,000 dollars with insurance expected to cover most. William Mellinger’s West Willow residence had a telephone line damaged by a struck line. Other buildings near Brognerville and Beamerville were hit. fires were controlled by a local volunteer brigade. Residents were frightened but uninjured.

George Mentzer Hervey Bowers Claistian Harnish Def Slentk Providence Township Reefton Holt Advack Wiliam Mellinger Rene West Willow Krank Kline Brognerville Horthern Arins Duuier Beamerville Wis

Court Offices Closed Saturday Afternoons This Summer

The courthouse offices will close Saturday afternoons during June July and August. Officials plan to make Saturday afternoon a legal holiday under a new act. County offices in most counties also close at noon on Saturdays following the act passed a few years ago.

Man Credits New Discovery With Rescue From Consumption

Mr W A Ilines of Moonchuster Indiana recounts a near death from measles related lung disease. He credits Dr Kings New Discovery with a complete cure after many doctors warned of imminent death. He notes hundreds have used it on his recommendation and reports relief from throat chest and lung trouble. Regular bottle 50 cents and 1 trial bottle free at Stauffer's drug store In

W. A. Ilines Moonchuster Stauffer's Drug Store

Pastor Rev. Dr Gordon Stricken During West Chester Service

Rev Dr D W Gordon formerly of Columbia and recently pastor at West Chester fell ill during an opening prayer at Westminster Presbyterian Church West Chester. He collapsed after starting his sentence and was rushed home in critical condition. Gordon, 64, was a renowned pulpit orator and theologian.

D. W. Gordon First Methodist Church of Columbia West Chester Methodist Church Gordon Westminster Presbyterian Church Dr. Gordon

Feast of Roses at Zion Lutheran Manheim Honors Baron Wilhelm Steigel

The annual Feast of Roses at Zion Lutheran Manheim drew about two thousand attendees on the last Sunday. The program opened with a Sunday school address by Prof. G. Mercer of Doylestown, followed by Rev. C N Stech delivering a sermon. In the afternoon Governor Stone spoke during the memorial exercises and feast services.

Manheim G. Mercer Doylestown

Notable Society Service Honors Miss Moody Horning

Lieutenant Governor Gobin paid the rental for Miss Moody Horning of Providence, eldest living descendant of the Stelzel family. The Young People's Society held an 8 o clock service with special music led by Prof. Romey. Decorations featured roses and were arranged by NL W. Long. Prominent attendees traveled from distance to witness the event.

Gobin Moody Horning Providencs Stelzel Young People’s Society Romey NL W. Long

Local notes from Wogansville and vicinity

Reports describe vandalism around cemetery grounds with frequent thefts of towers and crops. Community updates mention farming projects, a large tobacco shed being built, horse repainting, school staffing changes, courthouse injuries, a Wenger Grolt creamery butter production, roof painting services, and a Sunday Evangelical church conference drawing many attendees.

Groldile David Gs Noll Wbounta Mike Lydia Shearer Georree W. Ream Stovers Breckneck Crack Bahlemanyesa Lamneaster Ware ASN Burkholder Martin Bh. Koch Saumiel Elwerth Theoden Camberland George Hoover Wenger Grolt Retlew Brea Akron Michael Auker Samuel Wanner Tauienster Courts Evangelion Church

Payne car passes Downingtown & Glancaster launch pay

The pay car of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company passed the Downingtown and Glancaster launch on Wednesday afternoon to deliver May pay. The item then digresses into a health pitch for Dr. King’s New Life Pitts as a cure for various ailments, promoting a drug store sale at Wm. M. Stauffer’s.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company Downingtown & Glancaster Dr. King Wm. M. Stauffer

Tobacco planted and showers favor crop planting

Tobacco growers have been busy preparing ground and planting this year's crop. Several showers have aided the work and the crop is nearly all planted with only a few lots remaining. The acreage is expected to be larger than last year.

Local Graduates Include Noss Diller and Weaver

Two New Holland youths earned college diplomas this week Chas L Noss son of Rev J G Noss graduated from Franklin and Marshall college J Roland Diller son of E C Diller graduated from State college in Center county Miss Mary Weaver daughter of J H Weaver graduated from Millersville State Normal school.

New Holland Chas. L. Noss Rev. J G. Noss Franklin and Marshall College J. Roland Diller E. C. Diller State College Center County Mary Weaver J. H. Weaver Millersville State Normal School

Boy Hurt When On Horse Tramples Him

Abner Reidenbach, 13, went to his father's Mascot shop on a horse to fetch goods. The horse became unmanageable, he fell, and the horse trampled him. His left leg suffered a severe cut but no bones were broken. Dr. Leslie of Bareville treated the wound with several stitches.

Abner Reidenbach Harvey P. Reidenbach Mascot David Witmer Stumptown Leslie Bareville

Hall's Catarrh Cure sworn testimony 1886

Frank J. Cheney asserts the firm will pay one hundred dollars for a catarrh cure. The oath, dated December 3, 1886, notes Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on the blood. Notary W. Gleason witnesses the affirmation in Toledo, Ohio.

Qhio Crry Toleedo Lucas County Frank J.cheney F.J. Cheney & Co Toledo County Hall Frank A ‘Cheney Cheney, &Co Toledo Th. Hall

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Clarion Printing House Geo. H. Rance New Holland, Lancaster Co A W. Snader Omice New Hornann, Pa Agant Penn Mutual Fire Insurance Company Janiitt Penna Wasslei Grant Street Tancaster, CA We Weaver, Aptorney-At-Law East Grant Street Lancaster, Pa Aatates Common Mens Orlans M G. Scilaefper North Duke Street Kershner Justice OF the Peace Terre Hill Law. Co Sensenich N. GC Taoninger Main Street Brimmer Iverilla Charis Reasonable Arly M.& Weaver Schrivener Spring Grove Veterinary Inte Dr Bushong Shaub Veterinary Hospital United States College of Veterinary Surgeons Washington, D.C Warfel Chester Counties J. D. Warfel M. Kling Intercourse W. Taylor, M Teidenbach’s Lane Co Anies Imertf B. W. Wiever Goodville Penna G.G. Gabel West King. Street ALTO M. Kinports Company Epurata Railroad Avenue Annie C. Brubaker Nood Eling Enaby Atlantic Avenue Atlantic City, N. J Myer Brubakell Ellworth's Mruott A. Zeli Orffee Fairville Bote Ps Warfel Sale Holland Martow Watell B. F. Alderfer’s New Holland, Pa Tobay Ae Road Watch North Queen Street Lancaster Intelligencer Henry Esbenshade Witmer John K. Esbenshade Esbenshade Joan K Adam Strasburg Daniel Barbara Lantz Chester ‘County Samuel Eby Seaman Place John R. Kroider West Lampeter Isunne. Cooper Ismaec Cooper West Sarl Township Daniel - Widmyer Near Widmyer Edw. Leavers Ephrata Henry Jacob Martin Talmage Brownstown Evangelical ‘Church Brecknock Gertrude M. Paxson Pust Wogansville and Vicinity W. Gleabon Notary Public
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