Maytown

MAYTOWN. Is a prosperous village of 660 inhabitants, located in East Donegal township, Lancaster county, 18 miles west of Lancaster, the county seat, and 2-1/2 north of Marietta, its shipping point and banking town, on Columbia Br., of the Penn. R. R. It contains 4 churches, 4 graded schools, 1 hotel, and exports tobacco. Daily stage to Marietta. E. Stackhouse, postmaster.

• Albright John, blacksmith.
• Book & Jacobs, leaf tobacco.
• Brooks Andrew, tailor.
• Brown Charles, justice.
• Brown C M, furniture mnfr.
• Eagle John, coachmkr.
• Engle & Bro, nursery.
• Engler & McClure, druggists.
• Gorner Martha, dressmkr.
• Grove David, leaf tobacco.
• fames Harry, shoemkr.
• Hays Luther, carpenter.
• Henderson Benjamin, brick mnfr.
• Henderson John D, general store.
• Henderson W W, carpenter.
• Hester Frederick, saloon.
• Hoffman &Houseal, leaf tobacco.
• Hoffman & Siviler, General Store and Cigar Mnfrs.
• Houseal & Glattacker, cigar mnfrs.
• Houseal Frederick, barber. J
• ohnston Henry, shoemkr.
• Keller Michael, shoemkr.
• Kendig George, wagonmkr.
• Klugh Herr, shoemkr.
• Klugh Jesse, grocer.
• Longenecker Christian, brick mnfr.
• Mackley John, grocer.
• Meyer Charles, tinsmith.
• Pence Samuel, blacksmith.
• Reidlinger Frederick, livery.
• Shireman Jefferson, carpenter.
• Shireman Win, Dentist.
• Shuffer David, blacksmith.
• Warner George, grocer. Washington House, Jacob Hisstand.
• Welchants Joseph, carpenter.
• Wilson Vincent, shoemkr.
• Wiser Samuel, carpenter.
• Withers M M, physician.

R.L.Polk, Pennsylvania State Gazetteer & Business Directory, 1882, Philadelphia