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William E. Johnston, contractor New Post
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j. L. Kirk, Auditor, P. & W. depot.
A. F. Leggate. real estate.
Fl. c, Luebbe, wholesale grocer.
F. h Leslie, Alderman.
DR.. j. A. Libby, dentist
A. Mamaux, awning manufacturer.
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George T. Mcconnell, real estate.
7. c. Mckee. architect.
DR.. P. McGough.
Thomas Pickering, merchant
Mrs. William Pickersgill, Allegheny.
b. E Ellington, Secretary and Treasurer
Pittsburg Transfer Company.
H. J. Berg, clerk, Penn National Bank
William c. Burtt, insurance agent.
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W. O'Hara Scu1fy.
Hepburn Walker.
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E. P. Ebbetts.
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Louis Emanuel. druggist.
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william McCaIlin, ex-Mayor of Pittsburg
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George Elphinstope, attorney.
S. C Farrar. Allegheny High School
R. B. Scandrett, attorney.
James Bredin, Esq, attorney.
John s. Ferguson, attorney.
Alex. Gilhllan, attorney.
Joseph A Langftt, attorney.
Edeb4rn & Cooper, civil engineers.
John s. Lambie, Esq, President City coun'
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H L. McGrady, attorney.
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W. A Holman, attorney.
James P. Elphinstone, broker.
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G. W. Acklin, attorney.
c. A. Chipley, Division FrefghS Agent
Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Charles Scoville, attorney.
John Musgrave, Secretary and Treasurer
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R. Mayo, Jr., General Freight Agent B. &
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Robert Watcnorn, Pennsylvania State
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U. P. BooEroom.
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wa Collingwood, insurance.
Samuel N. Clark, clerk, City Han
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Joseph T. Erny, Cashier Germanta Saw
Lngs and Deposit Bank.
DIR. j. R. Fife.
B. S. Fahnestock, President Fahnestock
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S. G. Moore, M D.
Isaac Vance.
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Darcy E. Boulton.
W. q. Barnes Esq.
Colonel John Ewing.
Charles f. Diehl, D. IS.
Albert j. Harnish.
II. Graham Brown.
James McCann, NJ. d.
II NJ. Graham.
Z. c. Emery
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James Means
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DR.. H. Morrison.
James E. Porter.
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/. /. Young.
Francis LANCER.
Rev. A. H. Miller.
Henry A. Breed.
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George B. Sterritt.
S. C. Walker.
Frank Heron.
A. A Frauenheim. Iron City Brewing Com
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l. Vilsaek, Iron City Brewing COMPANY,
Mrs. Harriet Kemp, teacher.
Frank Patterson, Esq, civil engineer.
NJ. Rosenbaum, merchant.
DR.. W. W. Roup.
W. Q. Russell, glass engraver.
DR.. John L. Robertson
DR.. J. A. Shillito.
G. W. Schmidt, wholesale liquor dealer.
DR.. Jane Vincent.
DR.. Mary L. Smith.
DIR. John I. Schafor.
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Dr. W. D. Rankin.
DR.. R. Z. Warner
William Peoples, stairbuilder.
E. j. Carter, veterinary surgeon.
N. L. Henderson, Asst. Editor Am. Mfg. 8
Iron World.
C. W. Gernert, merchant
Prof. A. H. Gilchrist
John G. Frazier, architsoA
George W. Conner.
A. F. Sawhill, druggist.
Abr. J. DeRoy, jeweler.
E. T. Daunne, salesman.
Ed M. Behen, real estate.
]. K. Campbell, salesman.
s. A. Caldwell, teacher.
Lowry Childs.
John W. Carle.
NJ. J. Beale.
J. B. Bell, merchant
William Brady, clerk
John S. Boyd, lumber.
c. Breitweiser. liquor dealer.
Hamilton Brunt, Teller FourthEak Bank.
n. W. Barnard, chemist.
Matt. Blum, Point tbrtdgetoll.oolleceoz.
W. II. Black.
John Benz.
F. P. Iams, attorney
3. S. Kennedy, Hquordeal
H. Kreusler, builder and contractox.
Charles Lloyd.
II. C. Lippincott, glass broksr.
A. H: Lane.
R. C. Mulhatten, ,4ctvn engineer.
George Mum.
DR.. W. n. Miller.
E. t. Mum, restaurant
Fred Nugle, liquors.
Miss Pauline NJ. Mohn, teacher.
Mrs. J. L. Mohn, Mohn Bros.
NJ. D. McWhinney.
H. n. Mcdonald.
Thomas M. Mckee, Mckee D Bros.
W. E. McNabb.
DR.. NJ. L. Nardyz.
j. j. Norris.
N. S. O'Brien, decoratoR.
Charles Oschenhirt.
John Patterson, glass manufactures.
8. P1amm, iron broker
Emil Poestel, cigar manufactures.
Austin Pearce, Union Central Life ms. Co.
J. A. Perley, Pittsburg Paper Company.
A. s. Patterson, coal merchant.
c. G. Potter, jeweler.
W. E. Gymnasium Club.
John n. Patterson, attorney
II. n. Reisinger, electrician.
A Z. Runnette, merchant.
8. 8. Robertson, clerk.
II. . O1ObL6rU0Ch, COuGTdCGOE.
b. j. Schneider, editor of 8. s. News.
]. L. Sheppard, clerk.
G. A. Smiley, merchant
John P. Soder, plumber
G. II. Stengle, attorney.
W. r. Sewell, attorney.
D. c. Stewart, train dispatcher 2. R.R.
James Stewart, chief No. II engine house,
J. S.
George Scheel, civil engineer,
John Rogers, notion dealer.
Samuel B. Rheam.
+. c. Reed, produce.
j. c. Robinson, manager ArgolineCo.
Rev. Carl Spanuth.
S. f. W. Silvus.
F. w. siemon, agent Of ofPhiladelptia Co.
R. II. Thomas.
Marion NJ. Tygard.
Peter Yocum, restaurant
Charles Tillman.
c. c. Wolf, asst. SEQ. Philadelphia Co.
Fred A Shelter, asst. man. of Westing--
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Robert R. Smith, manager,
Mrs. n. C. Schrimplin.
W. c. Stillwagon, attorney.
Rudolph Schmidt, grocer.
W. a. Pratt, conductor.
William Proctor.
Daniel Retter
j. W. Ruhlandt
William Magee.
Edgar A. Holmes.
William Hughes, druggist
William c. Hamary, roller.
e. A. Hersman, carpenter.
Charles j. Gotthart
c. L. Gist, tTain dispatcher P. & 1. E. RR.
VIM. ]. jenkins, stenographer.
II. c. Knapp, publisher.
George A. Loukert.
John A. Martin, asst cdr. Commoner and |
E. A. Maxwell.
Eugene Ingolds, agt Ft. Wayne Electric
%.
Thomas O'Shell.
j. D. McCaffrey.
A. K. Sharpe County Recorders office.
ID; G. O'Brien, superintendent of Solar
roo hWorks.
VIM. L. Pierce, attorney.
David Page, roller.
Thos. E. Pinkerton, painter
j. W. Koch, manager
J. R. Speelman plassvorL.,
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John Madden, attorney.
A. K. Henderson, druggist.
J. NJ McNeill, bookkeeper.
j. W. Mcfarland, broker.
Geo. Addy, plumber.
August Loeb, jewele-.
Henry Landgraff, contractor.
J. G. Wrenn, contractor.
W. j. Adams, prop, hotel.
Jno. Ommert, merchant tailor.
8. A. Wentworth, bookkeeper.
II. D. Kidd, engineer.
D. II. Roberts, clerk.
j. A jackson, merchant
]. D. McCaffrey, clerk.
Harry GArding, law student.
W. A. Given, Pittsburg.
Mrs. Geo. Lyle, Pittsburg.
Rev. saml Mcbride, Pittsburg.
saml S. Brown, Pittsburg.
Alexander Martin, Pittsburg.
W. H Hays, Pittsburg.
Walton Ferguson, Pittsburg.
VIM. W. Miller, Pittsburg.
David Emerie, Pittsburg.
N. e. G. Whitney, Pittsburg.
Rev. NeYin Woodside, Pittsburg.
Thos. J.. Kisner, Pittsburg.
David NJ. Evans, Pittsburg.
c. P. Smith, Pittsourg.
Rev. Joseph King, Allegheny.
]. F. Cooper, NJ. D., Allegheny.
John Kirker, NJ. D., Allegheny.
David W. Semple, Allegheny.
Rev. E. 8. McKittrick, Allegheny.
L. Fl. Willard, NJ. D., Allegheny.
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Rev. j. L. M1lligan, Allegheny.
Rev. s. j. Wilson, D. D., Allegheny
Rev. W. II. Jeffers, D. D. Allegheny.
Western Theological Seminary, Allegheny.
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Park Painter. Allegheny.
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James J. Donnel, Allegheny.
Andrew Long, Allegheny.
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Henry Phipps, Jr., Allegheny.
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W. B. Scaife, Allegheny.
j. Campbell, NJ. D. Allegheny.
Charles L. Cole, Allegheny.
Rev. W. P. Braddock.
Rev. j. f. Patterson.
Chas. Mills.
Rev. Jno. Whitehead.
VIM. Howat
Rev. A. L. Petty, D. D.
@ A. Holmes, Jr.
Thos. Chester.
Rev. P. s. Jennings
Dr.. A. d. Johnston.
E. W. Hahn.
r. j. Edie.
Edwin Reiber.
Rev. T. H. Woodring.
VIM. Fl. Mackenson.
Rev. Edgar F. Johnston.
Edward O'Neill.
DR.. 7. r. Van Kirk.
n. e. Dethless.
Rev. j. U. Schneider.
+. A. Reisker.
G. Garrett Smith
VIM. Duncan.
]. W. Kreps.
c. NJ. Ward.
Theo. Towmle.
Rev. A. J. Douthett.
Fr. Lincke.
Rev. W. W. Caruthers.
E. G. Patterson.
Rev. Robt. o. Boyle.
Rev. John N. Ross.
Rev. W. S. Cummings
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Frank d. Tross.
Henry Erskine.
G. W. Fishering.
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P. C. Duncan.
Henry Freese.
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VIM. Hughes, Allegheny,
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D. A Stewart, Allegheny.
Robt. McAfee, Allegheny.
W. f. Armstrong, Allegheny.
James NJ Melony.
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J. N. Cummins, NJ. D. Allegheny.
Il. H. Westinghouse, Allegheny.
John Caldwell, Allegheny.
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James W. Stewart, Allegheny.
A NJ. Yoight, Pittsburg.
John McCurdy, Allegheny.
H. Samson, Allegheny.
Jno. L. George, Allegheny
S. F. Shannon, NJ. D., Allegheny.
Rev. Clark W. Marshall, Allegheny.
W. 8. Roose, Allegheny,
Charles A Miller, Allegheny.
Geo. Westinghouse, Jr., PittsburZ.
Rev. Thos. D. Butler. PittSbur9.
Thomas Boyd, Pittsburg.
Prof. W. P. Montgomery, Pittsburg
A. D. Brewster, NJ. D., Pittsburg.
A. c. bravo, Pittsburg.
Rev. A Z. Linn, Pittsburg.
W. J. Martin, NJ. D., Pittsburg.
+. c. Dean.
s. L. Rodgera
Isaac Rosser-
F.W. Rudel, mesgr. Iron & Glass Dollar
Savings Bank.
L. E. McGrath, grocer.
DIR. W. r. Conner.
DIR. Potts.
Herman Laube, cfvn engineer.
Austin Lucas.
Albert Fl. Moeser, attorney.
P. Metschon, merchant.
Thomas r Morris, druggist
Alber Sorg, grocer.
Milton Swift, locomotive engineer
G. II. Warren.
George e. Cue.
John Goodwin, druggist
Rev. E. s. Hassler.
George Hulmes.
j. T. Hackett, architecA
Carl Hartwig, druggist.
John Franz.
Louis Gerber, grocer.
C. N. Garrison, metal broker.
II. F. Gransebaugh-
". L. Enos
Jacob Eyriek.
George S. Freund, roller.
John G. Freund, merchant.
Il. L. Falkenhagen, wall paper.
H. E. Fowhl, travelling salesman
William FELTON,.
Henry A. Dittman.
David Emery.
G. W. Dean.
William Ender
Franz Engstrom, Asst. Engr. Penna. Co.
J. II. Ellerbrock, teacher.
Albert Donges.
W. B. Chambers, druggist.
Nathan Crone, merchants.
II. P. Callow.
E. NJ. Bates.
Miss Lizzie J. Boal, teacher
s. s. Anderson
J. W. Hamilton, contractor.
W. r. Stoughton.
Theo. NJ. Hopke.
DR.. J. W. Omstatk
G. W. McCIelland.
John A. Irwin, book binder.
John Insley.
Evan John, contractor and manufacsurer
bricks.
George Kirk.
John Rudolph.
NJ Siebert, furniture manufactures.
DR.. P j. Stouffer
F. SchneiderIochner, roll turner
Thomas E. Unks.
Albert VierheIler, livery and excbano.
able.
Frank D. Thompson, artist.
A. K Scandrett.
n. s. Williams, attorney.
A. NJ. d. Taylor,
II. P. Simpson.
A. B. Starr, supt. Of P, Ft. W. & c. Dspos
DR.. William b. Hart
DR.. S. kirkpatrick.
Fred Konle.
william Klemm.
James P. McKelvey.
c. j. o'Connor, purchasing agent NE
orks Co.
Louis Heilig.
I. j. Hickey. roller. 1.
Henry Mosely.
Peter Aldred, PittsDurg.
Harvey Chess, Pittsburg.
3. A. Wood, NJ. D., Pittsburg.
". A. Arnholt, n. D., Pittsburg.
.. W. Reineke.
e A Mundorf, NJ D., Pittsburg.
4. 81. Kelsey, Pittsburg.
Jos. &. Aikens, Pittsburx.
J. N. Byers, Pittsburg.
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The Jackson Mirror in its last Issue
brings. out NJ. j. Foster for Governor,
and T. S. Adams for Lieut.. Governor.
That's right Brother Miller, stick to your
anti friends like grim death to a dead
Niger, but. If the HERALD is not mis-
taken. Fosters own parish has not as
yet Endorsed him. Why did you not
name your entire ticket? Don't give 1t
to us in broken doses Trinity Herald.
The Mirror thinks, perhaps, that your
constitution is too weak to stand full