Leighton Misses Carroll County Engineer Post
George Leighton failed to become engineer of Carbondale yesterday as a quorum could not be reached due to a disrupted council meeting. Mr Mason will act in the interim while a new appointment is made, with engineer Kupp from Scranton also seeking the post. Leighton has moved to Tupper Lake New York to oversee a large mill project and six miles of construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Leighton
Carbondale
Mason
Kupp
Scranton
Leighton
Tupper Lake
N. Y
Local notices and personal updates from Felmont street and area
The pavement relaying along Felmont street near the streetcar track is completed. J H Thomas and wife have returned from Crystal Lake. Miss Jennie Purple hosts Miss Cecil Rhodes of Susquehanna. Andrew Smullen had an operation at Dr Wheeler’s private hospital yesterday and stood the ordeal well. Deacon Nye to lead Baptist prayer meeting in Nev’s absence. Mr Whalen, EK T Pehre publisher of the News, left yesterday to join his family visiting Mrs Behre’s parents near Princeton NJ. S M Hatley left for North Platte NE for an extended stay. Giles and Loveland employ a crew on the Williams mine drift for a large coal vein. Frank Tre had his foot injured at Klotz silk mill when a rail piece fell on it. John McDonough of Hendrick Co. severely cut left index finger at work yesterday. Schierra tent not yet arrived but expected this week. services start Sunday. Rev A F Chaffee to lead singing. Rev Rollin A Sawyer of Trinity Church will vacation at Nantucket this month. Trinity choir also on vacation in August with no weekday services and lay service at 7:30 am on Sunday. Sunday school continues under EB Harnden. Mr and Mrs L A Bassett and Mr and Mrs J E Burr depart for New York then Halifax by boat. they will be away several weeks. Mr and Mrs James McMillan are in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felmont Street
Tha
J. H. Thomas
Crystal Lake
Jennie Purple
Cecil Rhodes
Susquehanna
Andrew Smullen
Dr. Wheeler
Nye
Nev
Whalen
Ek.t. Pehre
The
Newa
John McDonough
Hendrick Company
Schierra
A. F. Chaffee
Rollin A. Sawyer
Trinity Church
Nantucket
EB. C
Harnden
L. A. Bassett
J. E. Burr
New York
Halifax
James McMillan
Abraham Elkins
West Mayfield
Wales
Heaver Meadow
Carbon County
David Elkins
Congregational Church
Tuesdy
Gabriel Hall, Jr
John Farilen
Olyphant
Hall
Padden
Johne
Sweeney Hotel
John Smith
Thomas Brown
Thomas Craven
John Bimbo
Thomas Thomas
Floyd
Rawling
John
Joseph Tennis
George Battenberg
David Williams
John Roche
Davis
Mayfield
James McKercher
J. D. Stocker
Mexico
Libby
May Henwool
Lake Chapman
Frank Jones
Valley Falls
N. Y
Jermyn
Wille Hall
Delaware
Mizpah Lodge
Rebekah
Willl
Scranton
Albert Wall
Minnie Denny
Delaware and Hudson Volllery
Red Men's Lodge
Atlantic City
Taylor
John Jones
Cassie
D. Powell
John BD. Jones
William Jane
Roberts
W. Francis
Cummings
William Evans
Joseph Jones
David Davin
Lizzie Reese
Mary Scherer
A. Howells
John B. Davia
Jenkin Davis
William H. Howells
Thomas Cummings
John Evans
Joseph Coombs
John Ott
Henry Reese
David Harris
Morgan Lewis
Thomas Haddock
Maud
Robert Llewellyn
Oscar
Mary
Alice
William Themis
John A. Jones
John BR. Johns
Norma
Hector
Edwards
John TB. Daniels
Henry Howells
Llewellyn Davis
D. T. Davis
David Evans
McPeat
Ladies’ Camp
Europe
Moffitt
Green
Alderman Davis
West Scranton
Taylor Borough
North End
Weber's Rink
Adan Stegner
Bendham
Giles Decker
Providence
Honesdale
Flonesdale Methodist Sunday School
Lake Lodore
G. ©. Hall
Grave Episcopal Church
David L. Hower
London
Germany
Lottie Maines
J.P. Ware
Shawomet Beach
Mire
Coe Durland
Aea Weaton
Scott Salmon
C. BR. Brady
Miewe
Antoinette Durland
Weat Shore House
Beach Inde
Alfred Schuller
New York City
Third Street
Rev
G. A. Place
Doran Grove
Williams
Maple City
Blakely social notes and local visits
Foreman J. J. Williams of First street is ill. Miss Lucy Farrell leaves for Chicago to spend a month with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Farrell. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Foley and Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Cannon return from their wedding trip. Miss Marie Dougherty of Bellatregt entertains Miss Colerton of Carbondale. Miss Jennie Voyle returns from Carbondale. Miss Grace Lynch leaves for two weeks at Atlantic City. The funeral of the late Walter Henry was held at St. Patrick's church and cemetery. Mrs. D. L. Berry and children stay at Uniddale. Mrs. Frederick Lloyd Bill at hay home in Blakely. Francis Finnegan of Philadelphia visits the Mooney residence on Delaware street. The Excelsior Hose company will hold a smoker on Lackawanna street this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Williams
First Street
Blakely
Lucy Farrell
Chicago
Frank Farrell
M. J. Foley
M. F. Cannon
Marie Dougherty
Bellatregt
Colerton
Carbondale
Jennie Voyle
Grace Lynch
Atlantic City
Walter Henery
St. Patrick's Church
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
D. L. Berry
Uniddale
Frederick Lloyd
Hay Home
Francis Finnegan
Philadelphia
Mooney
Delaware Street
Excelsior Hose Company
Lackgwanna Street
Community Notes from Unadilla and Nearby Areas
Miss Carrie Rost visits friends in Unadilla N Y The post office moves to the Mace building as staff shift from Swingle block A Lawrence band from Beranton to accompany the union excursion to Harvey's Lake August 9 The Cake Chapman and Lewis Lake tampers return home after a camping trip Several residents plan to attend camp meeting at Arrar on Sunday The Wilsons prepare to occupy new quarters on Malin Street Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Rost
Unadilla
Mace
Swingle
Lawrence Band
Beranton
Harvey's Lake
Cake Chapman
Lewis Lake
Campefe
Arrar
Gow
Malin Street
Diarrhoea Remedy Praised by Civil War Veteran
During the civil war and the late Spanish American War diarrhoea plagued the army, often becoming chronic. David Taylor of Wind Ridge Greene County Pa uses Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and reports rapid relief. Sold by all druggists Matthew Brothers wholesale and retail agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
David Taylor
Wind Ridge
Greene County
Chamberlain
Matthew Brothers
Anti-Saloon League speech at Clark's Green Church Sunday
On Sunday morning August 5 at 11 oclock Mr A B Conger will speak at Clark's Green Baptist Church advocating the Anti Saloon League program. All interested in liquor traffic suppression urged to attend. Rev M Godshall to give illustrated lecture Tuesday evening August 7 in the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Conger
Clark's Green
Church at Clark's Green and Nearby Visitors Note
The text lists visits and social occurrences including Mr. BK. Northup spending Sunday and Monday with his mother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Matthews with friends, Nellie Lutsey convalescing, Bert G. Smith and family from New Milford visiting, and W.S. Rogers encampment hosting visitors from Factoryville on Thursday. Miss Lisie Fi Frace and Miss Edith Brown from West Pittston plan a two week Lake Winola trip starting Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark's Green
Subject
Rome
Ita Catacombe
BK. Northup
Siater
Willard Matthews
Nellie Lutsey
Bert G. Smith
New Milford
W.S. Rogers
Odd Fellows
Factoryville
Jermany and Mayfield Obituary and Local notices
Mrs Abraham Elkins of West Mayfield died Tuesday night at 10 20. She survived by husband and sister Mrs David Elkins. Funeral Friday at 2 pm at home then Congregational church. Also reports on shooting match at East Side grounds won by Gabriel Hall Jr. and various results and local excursions, weddings, and a D H artillery note.
Death of Jessup employe after accident at Sterrick Creek
Jessup resident Mr Edwards died Saturday morning after being badly squeezed last Friday at Sterrick Creek while on duty. Funeral held Tuesday afternoon with interment in Peckville cemetery. Various visitors include Mrs Heffern and Miss Ella Loughney, while Miss Ella Gallagher visits from Moscow. Other locals travel for visits or business and social calls noted in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Sterrick Creek
Peckville
Heffern
Olyphant
Ella Loughney
Scranton
William Brennan
Ella Gallagher
Moscow
Margaret White
Dunmore
Mcthaw
Archbald
Dr. Thompson
Pittston
Edmund Wieland
Dreckson
Rea and Gorman
J. Lafferty
Maria Convey
Bath
N. Y
Har- King
Doans Kidney Pills Backed by Scranton Testimony
Frederick Davis of 05 Sumner Avenue, engineer at Lackawanna Iron and Steel Co., describes two years of back pain and nocturnal discomfort. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills with easing the ache after using two boxes bought at Matthews Bros' drug store. Sold for 10 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole U.S. agents. Remember the name Doans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Enoraement
Scranton
Frederick Davis
Sumner Avenue
Lackawinna Iven and Steel Co
Dean
Matthews
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Doan
Taylor News Notes Local Attendance and Events
A large Taylor gathering attended the Red Men's lodge execution in Atlantic City. The report lists many town residents present and notes preparations for an ice cream social by the Ladies' camp No. WT Patriotic Order of America. Other items cover Taylor colliery operations, Rev Moffitt and Bishop Hoban sailing to Europe, and local club activities with social events and fund details.
Clare’s Summit Social Roundup in Wilkes-Barre Area
Dr E F Smith and Mrs Robert Warburton of Wilkes-Barre spent Sunday with Dr Smith. Frank and Mrs Miller returned from camping at Lake Kewanee. Slocum family reunion held in Nichols grove. Riker family reunion slated for August 24 at David Smith’s home. Maud E Stark Audley and Hagle visiting relatives. Mrs Harry Fritz recovered from illness. Harry H Smith received a bicycle from Dr Smith of Wilkes-Barre. Jennie Laubsher of Stroudsburg visiting Asa Philps. John Norton, former shoemaker in hotel ballroom, died recently at Hillside Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F., Smith
Robert Warburton
Wilkes-Barre
Smith
Frank Miller
Lake Kewanee
Slocum
Nichols’ Grove
Riker
David Smith
Maud E. Stark
Audley
Hagle
Harry Fritz
Harry H. Smith
Dr. Smith
Jennie Laubsher
Stroudsboro
Asa Philps
John Norton
Ball Room
Hillside
Announcements of the Railroads
Lehigh Valley Railroad offers 65.00 round trip to Niagara Falls and return on August 14 1900 with limited return until August 10. Tickets good on all trains except the Black Diamond Express. A special excursion to Lake Poyntelle set for Sunday August 6 departs Scranton at 9 00 am and returns 5 10 pm fare from Scranton and back is 1.00. Lake shores described as open and pleasant for a day trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Lehigh Valley Ticket Agents
Lake Poyntelle
Scranton
Seranton
Buffalo
Inter
Meliilte
A. i
Wilew
Nicholson
Binghamton
Buffaloett
Mt A and & Prin
OAK A. Ty Ci
Montrose
TOM A. My
Beranton
Northumberland
Menitith
Nantienke
Arto
Northidmierland
Nantiewke
Plymouth
Aid Hoath
Northum- Deland
South
Moe
North
Bloomsbury
Philadelphia
New York
Sapm
LSA
White Haven
Hazleton
D&a
AL BR
Pottaville
Hethichem
Raaten
Reading
Hi ~ Ok
Geneva
Rochester
Miesimi
Chicago
Pointe West
Wilkes Barre
Susvasion Bridge
Olin HL
Cortland Street
New. York
Charles 8. Lee
Pam
Cortland Strewt
A.W. Nonnemacher
Pasa
Bethlehem
Pullman
Lackawanna Avenue
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Liberty Street
N. K
South Ferry
Newark
Elizabeth
Paladelphia
Easton, Beth
Allenstown
Mauch Chunk
Pittston
Wilken-Barre
Mountain Park
Baltimore
Pullegton
Bouth
West
Bethea
Randam
Long Branch
Gallup Surrenders in Desertion Case to Await October Term
James J. Gallup of Centremoreland surrendered to Sheriff John W. Gray at the Susquehanna River after authorities learned he had returned home for about six weeks. He had previously enlisted in the regular army for service in Cuba amid a desertion and non-support charge. He is to remain jailed in Tunkhannock until the court convenes at the October term. Also noted were a local hospital discharge of a boy injured by a train and borough council actions on sidewalk maintenance和 new walks being laid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunkhannock
Ava
James J. Gallup
Centremoreland
Tunklimanook
Cuba
George Smith
Valley Road
Wilkes Marre Hospital
Mies Sickler
Binghamton
Paul Ditlings & Company
M. Kishpaugh
Interior Department
Harrisburg
Weilheelay
Reger
Granger Planes Held at Wrighys Grove Lake Carey
The seventeenth annual Grangers’ day is set for August 14 at Wrighy’s Grove Lake Carey. Speakers include W. B. Packard of Bradford and Rev H. H. Wilbur of Tunkhannock. Mehoopany Concert Band to perform. An estimated ten thousand attendees expected with other amusements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Harding
Lake Sheridan
Turshuis
Wasingston
Factoryville
T. O
C. F
Will
Trlonda
Clark's Green
Rogers
Teltha Carr
George N. Carr
Marriage of Mine Helen and C Woeilley at St Marya Church
The wedding of Mine Helen daughter of Mia Catherine O Malley and C Woeilley of Spring Street took place at St Marya Church at 6 10 pm with FP Carmody officiating. The bride wore steel blue with white lace and carried white carnations. A reception followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Mia
Catherine O'Malley
West Side
C. Woeilley
Spring Street
St. Marya Church
Mary McQueen
Croom
Arthur Davidson
Sarah Lynett
County Mayo
Ireland
New York
Tueway
John Garvin
Main Street
Elizabeth Caddy
South Main Street
Hirs
Owen Vibtot
North End
Yeaterday
Langeliffe Cemetery
Feangeliat Williams
Primitive Methodist Church
Harford Notes and Local Picnic Plans
Harford and Warford communities share social updates from Aug 1. Families visiting relatives in Harrisburg Forest City and Susquehanna are mentioned. A union church picnic at Tingley Lake is announced for Aug 8 with all invited. Local residents Mr Eaton Mrs W Lott Dr Peck and families are noted along with an open air Milionary Society meeting and a Harford Cornet Band concert forthcoming. Several residents attended the Democratic convention at Montrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warford
Harford Cornet Band
Dr. Fletcher
Taylor Lake
A. Osborne
Frank Peck
Eugene Osborne
E. J. Whitney
Frank Carpenter
P. P. Tingley
Montrose
The People's Exchange Small Advertisements
The People's Exchange offers houses to rent rent estates or other property for sale or exchange and help wanted listings. One cent per word with six insertions for five cents per word. situations wanted are inserted free. Includes a popular clearing house for the best listings.
For Rent Notice Listing Several Lodgings in Scranton Area
Multiple rental listings include a roomhouse on 19 Room Street and a pair of cottages at Lake Site, with features described as well furnished and modern interiors. Additional house rental at 18 South Home Avenue requests inquiries next door for details.
Local Businesses and Services Advertised in Scranton Page
A fragmented display lists medical offices at 613 North Washington and 39 Washington, residence 1414 Mulberry, detailing chronic ailments and organ focus. It notes preparatory courses at Lackawanna School, mentions Thomas S. Cann as principal, and lists seed sellers, orchestra services, and printer supplies along Washington and Wyoming avenues.
Notice of dissolution and meeting at The Scranton Axle Works
Notice states the Landon Mfg Co partnership of George G. Brooks and Robert D. Landon dissolved July 7 by mutual consent with Lindsay & Co authorized to receive debts. Also announces The Scranton Axle Works annual stockholders meeting at the Scranton factory offices for April 23 to elect officers and conduct business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. Brooks
Robert D. Landon
Landon Mfg. Co
A. D. Hari
Lindsay & Co
Landon Mig. Co
Robert JD
Landon
Tileddend Ae
Scranton Axle Works
Scranton
Vas
Richard H. Ween Lue
Flonesdale Sunday School Excursion Slated for Lake Lodore
The Flonesdale Methodist Sunday school will hold its annual excursion at Lake Lodore on August 20 with Rev. G Hall officiating. The article notes various local residents on vacation and upcoming church services and events across Honesdale.
Local Notes and Visits From Beranton Area
Special to the Beranton Tribine notes a series of visits and social events. Mrs Lipton returns from Beranton to visit daughter Mrs Patterson. Fred Harding and Scranton relatives visit parents. Rev Merrick and wife visit friends in northern New York. Mrs Lottie Potter and Leon visit BE Bailey’s. Ladies’ Aid plans a meeting with Mrs Irvin Sweet. William Le Roy visits family. Arthur Varding catches a 2 1/2 pound black bass at Mlanding’s lake. Mrs Z W Gilleepie returns home from time in Binghamton. A. Van Gorder and BE L Hill travel to Menttone on business. Jobo Follot and wife visit Beranton friends. A social dance is planned at Gibson house Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oibeon
Mtra
C. Lipton
Beranton
Mra. E. (. Patterson
Fred Harding
Scranton
Jamee Merrick
New York
Lottie Potter
Aon
Leon
Thampool Trent
BE. & Bailey
Thenia
A. van Gorder
BE. L. Hill
Menttone
Jobo Follot
Gibson House
Baseball Scores From Early Season Road Games
At Boston Cincinnati 8 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 vs Botan 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. Batterline Phillips Pete Kehoe Dineen Sullivan Umpire Swartwood. At Philadelphia Rangers Ft Boule secesseeieus 0 1 9 1 0 0 8 2 7 19 2. Ratss Young Robinson Orth Douglass Umpire Snyder. At New York BALE Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. Batterico Taylor Donohue Carrick Bowerman Umpire Terry. At Brooklyn UL Pittsburg 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. Rattecloo Philipps OConnor McGinnity Farrell Umpire Huret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
RAL
Cincinnati
Botan
Anerseees
Phillips
Peite
Kehoe
Dineen and Sullivan
Swartwood
Philadelphia
Boule Secesseeieus
Ld & Ratss
Young and Robinson
Orth and
Douglass
Snyder
New York
BALE
Chicago
Taylor
Donohue
Carrick
Bowerman
Terry
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cceccesree
Rattecloo
Philipps
O'Connor McGinnity
Farrell
Huret
Unclear Sports Scores From Fragmented OCR
Fragmentary OCR list shows multiple team scores with cities and leagues incomplete. Entries include Hartford 0 Doak 6 Providence 0. Worcester 6 Rochester 1. Springfield 9 Montreal. Chicago 2 Indianapolis 0. Buffalo 3 Minneapolis. Manns City 17 Cleveland 4 Milwaukee 4 Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byranur
Hartford
Doak
Providence
Worcester
Rochester
Springfeld
Montreal
Chicago
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Minneapolis
Manns City
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Detroit
Mek Winslow's Wonder Cure for Pain and Wind
An old advertisement proclaims a generic remedy labeled by its makers to soothe all pain and cure wind colic for infants. It markets a single product at twenty five cents and promises universal efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bes
Winslow
New York Ontario and Western Rail Timetable Notes
Sunday timetable details for North Bound trains from Carbondale to Scranton and return. Includes departure and arrival times, connections at Cadosia Walton Delhi Hamden and Shiney, and references to Train Nos. 200 and 208 with main line connections. Consult ticket agents J. O. Anderson and traveling passenger agent for Beranton for full information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ontario
Western Bar
Aston
Dale
Scranton
Bos Caceree
North Hound
Galeia
Arive
Cuore P
Cadenia
Carbondate
Delhi
Hamden
Shiney
Sika
Ticket Agenta
Anderson
Gen
Pasa
Agt
Abs
Beranon
Erie and Wyoming Valley Time Table Effect May 24
Train schedule details for the Erie and Wyoming Valley line listing trains from Scranton to Hawley and Vale Ane aml terre, with departures around 2 am 4 am 6 am 7 am and evening runs. It notes connections at Hawley for Elvo railroad and mentions approximate times and train numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Hawley
Vale
Unclear local notice from Seratten address list
Fragmentary OCR text references a place on Onwa street Relanna Bree and names such as Spruce Lindon Norton Lackowshna avenue Schuteer and Rpruce. No coherent event or action is evident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seratten
Onwa Stende
Relanna Bree
M. Norton
Lackowshna Avenue
Schuteer
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Clark's
Wall-Denny
Jessup
Dr. Peal
Jown H
Phleps
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
Taylor News
Clare's Summit
Scranton Tribune
Avoca
Harford
People’s Exchange
Lake Sitet
Addawa A. PB
Williagin
Dat Taytor Avende
Adare
Mit
Addrem, T. M
General Delivery
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Scranton Terbeine
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Addrene PR
Bay City
Mich
Inverness
de la Vergue
18Th Street
Rew York
Wallantaeg
Alto Clovking
Scranton Street
Esty
TM Adare Avenue
Eur
AD. Res Bob
Tribune
City
S. J
Tritime
John Greiner, Jr
Washington Avenue
Therne Whilley
Lincoln Hoetgtte
Slane Avenge
Arellah
Smnolther
Experienci
Roeke
Keeranten
Marine Corps
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Philippines
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X. W
Lackawanna
Wyorlme Avenue
Walkers
Laulee
Aia Adame Sevine
Mona
Oi Co
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Cal
A. B. Briggs
Polk
Wren Puinpa
North Main Avenue
Eleke
Atere
Certified Public Accountant
Architects
Edward H. Davis
CON
Eee
Frederick Bl. Brown
Price Building
Wishington Avenue
Scinton
Joseph Chee
Linden
E. Pilenberger
I. C. Lyman
SCRANTON /RIVATE HOSpital
Wyoming and
Mulberry
DR. C. ©. Laubach
H. F. Reynolds
ELK Cafe
Pranklin Avenue
P. Zeigler
Scranton House
Victor Koch
Richard J. Bourke
General Law Triainee
J. W. Browning
Mears Building
D. 1
Ontral Estate Security
Prank E. Boyle
Ae. Burr Building
Fashington Avenue
Aki Rev
James W. Oakford
Rooma
Board of Trade
Edward W. Thayer
Mears
L. A. Watres
Cof Trade Building
BOARD
C. Prrcher
Commonwealth Building
Ranton, Pa
Patterson & Wilcox
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Traders' National
G. Comagys
Republican Building
A. W. Obertholf
Mears Bldg
Physicians and Surgeons
DR. W. & Allen
Ces
S& W. L'Amortaux
Schoo
Volleire
Law
Hey
Thomas S. Cann
W. Boumley
A. Mi
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Tore Il
Washington
Joseph Kuettel
fScranton
Bauer
Mncsico
Hauer
Mulbert
Megargee Aros
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Envelopas
Jl Mage
Twine
Aretwase
Gevanion
LEGAL
George G, Brooks, Horfatd, Landon
Scovan
Exid
Select Council
Chas
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Common Council
WM. V. Griffiths
Provident
James Mom
James Mon
Gibson
Mrs. Winslow
Sunbury
Ottsville
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Altimore
Potteville
Reading, &c
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Wood
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GIO
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Accomodation
Hoboken
Bae
Stroudsburg
Delaware and Hudson
Tralna
Carondale
Wilkes
L. V. FR. BR. Poluita
Th. BR. Pol
Albany
Points North
Sinday
Mikester Seco Ie
Pointe
Amd
A A. Aurdick
N.Y
W. Cross
Erie and
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Keller
Tol Quincy
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