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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-09-11
NOTICE OF LETTERS.

Notice is hereby given, that Letters
of Administration upon the estate Of
Thomas F. G.. James, late of Iron
county, deceased, have been granted
to the undersigned, Virginia G. James,
by the Hon. Probate Court of the
county of Iron, bearing date the Sth
day of September, 1902. ..
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to me for allowance within one
year after the date of said letters, or
they may be precluded from any ben
efits of such estate; and ifsuch claims
be not exhibited within two years from
the time of the publication of this no.
tice, they will be forever barred.
VIRGINIA c. JAMES.
Executrix.
Ironton, Mo Sept. s, 1902.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-09-11
1T e r M s

T] w
Board, Washing Of Clothes, Tuition n Eng
lish, and all kinds Of Useful and Orna-
mental Needle Work, per Session Of Five
Months, are 500. 00-payable in advance.
erms for instruction in Music, Foreign
Language, Drawing and Painting can be
had by applying as below.
Attached to the Convent, and totally sepa.
ated from the boarding school, is a
SELECT DIZZY SCHOOL
n which the usual branches of sound and
practical education are carefully impaired.
Terms in the Day School will be, for the
present, One Dollar per Month.
Information may De had by applying In
person or by letter, to
MOTHER MARIAN, Superioress
OF he Convent ofthe Ursuline Sisters, Arcadia, Iron
County, No.
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Presbyterian.

First Presbyterian church--Dr. Mcleod will
preach, morning and evening. Services at 1890
a. IN. and $50 r. m. Strangers welcome,
Second Presbyterian church, jefferson avenue
between Vine and Mulberry streets-lO.3O, morn.
inc worship; 12 M, Sunday school. $50 p. m,
Young Peoples Society OF Christian Endcavor;
$50, evening worship, AT the evening service
Rov. Joseph VI. 0hel' will speak on "Nien Worth
Studying-rhGodore Roosevelt and Jacob Ris-a
Sermon Mainly to Men"
Providence Presbyterian churcli-The PASTOR
Rev. Dr. Guild, will occupy the pulpit Sunday
school at noon; Junior Endeayor at $50 p. M; [;
senior Endeavor, Gas p. III. Evening service,
with sermon, at 80 O'Clock,
John p. Moflat, u. D., pastor. Services at 1890
o. IN. and 7,30 p. M; Bible school at IL M. ;
Christian Endeavor Junior at $50 p, M; Chris
tian Endeavor Young People at G.a0 p. M.
Prayer meeting Wednesday. The pastor will
preach, morning and evening"
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian church, corner
sumner avenue and Price street-Services tomor.
raw as follows: sunday school in the afternoon
at o'clock, Eezalcel Davies, superintendent; +;
evening service at o'clock. Seats free. All
welcome.
Adams Avenue chapel, New York street.-The
Rev. James Hughes will preach at 1890 and at
,.3G Sunday school at 3 O'Clock, Mr.. Chandler.
superintendent. Mr.. Hughes will teach the mems
Bible clas, Christian Endeayor at Gas, On
TUESDAY evening. Nj. Hughes will give ieclulc
on Inc late Cecil Rhodes. All welcome TO these
services.
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BLACKBOARD
LESSON HINTS
BY REV. ROBERT L. V PIERCE, D. y.
tlfrom Authors Notes in "'rhc Sunday School
Lesson Illustrator" Published by +. H.
Rcve X Co., Chicago, ILL.,

Golden TcN:-"rhe angel o; the Lord cncanp.
eth round thrn that fear Him, and tlciycrctl
them" Ps. yxNiy:1.
Discipline IS sometimes synonymous with Disci-
plcship, lust as Persecution was an attendant of
Apo,tleship in the earlier history Of the church.
1t must have been a glorious thing to be an
Apostle oi the Lord Jesus Christ. But for sucl,
a distinguished honor men paid the price of suf.
fcring, sorrow, Imprisonment, death. 1t often
costs a great deal 10 be true follower OF Christ,
but nothing pays 20 well: joy on earth and Joys
eternal.
Peters imprisonment was due to the bitter
hatred and cnmty of the Jews. Icrod was king,
subject to the emperor Of Rome. So long as he
could please tho emperor and the Jews he could
retain his position and his pay. ambitious,
schcming. selfish, he cast Peter into prison and
bound him TO the Roman guards Doubtless
Peter sang TO keep up his courage, and prayed to
keep mp his strength. While the prisoner prayed
for strength. his Christian frim!s prayed for his
release. The prayer Of the united, loving, de-
voted people will be heard.
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Religious Notes.

Rev. r. II. Thompson, of Dalton, will
read paper at Monday mornings
meeting of the Baptist Ministerial as
sociation.
Interest in the sermons of Rev.
Thomas h, Payne, pastor of All Souls
Cniversalist church. in the Sunday
-syening sermons on What Universal
lists Believe" grows from Sunday to
Sunday. New faces are seen at every
service. sunday morning Rev. Payne
will review the lecture given Thursday
evening at the Lyceum by Carol Nor
ton. on Christian Science. Mr.. Payne
will take for his theme "The Debt of
Christian Science to Universalism."
Rev. DR.. Pierce will give an object
sermon on Shining Trdth" at the
Penn avenue Baptist church on sun
day evening. The pasor of this church
has far-famed reputation as the ori-
sinator of the art object teaching and
preaching which many ministers are
using at present with much profit.
These object sermons not only SIM
piify the truth for young people but are
greatly appreciated by the large con-
gregations which attend the Penn ay-
snue church on Sunday evenings.
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1890 o'clock: Sunday school, II O'Clock noon |;
Junior Epworth League, 3 p. M; evening wor-
ship at 7.3O o'clock, with special sermon by the
pastor TO the Epworth League their twelfth an.
nivcrsary Special music by the choir.
Embury Methodist Episcopal church-Isev. James
Bennnger, pastor. Preaching service at 1870,
subject of sermon. "Nicmorinl Stone, and What
They Mean Class meeting at 1l.3o: Sunday
school at 2 p M: Erworth league. at $50:
preaching service at 73O. subject ~ Good Mans
Prosperity
Court Street Methodist Episcopal chu,cl-Re".
G. G. Lyman. pastor Glass No. l. ".i5, o. II.
Dewitt, leader Preaching, 1890 iy pastor
Sunday school, 11.ij, G. r. Clark superintendent
Junior League, 80 p. m: Epworth League, $50
p M. Thirteenth anniversary of Epworih League,
40. Services under the direction of the Epworth
League. Seats free. Strangers welcome
Providence Methodist Episcopal chnrcll-lcv. &.
A. Cure, pastor. The Brotherhood of St. Paul
meet at 10 a. M. Preaching at 1850, subject
''What We Owe Our Children" Sunday school
at . p m. Epworth League, at Gas, topic. can
nal Review Prof. Henry Kcmmerlins, leader.
Junior League anniversary at 40 Music ly Jun
iors. An address by the pastor .'Tle Child
hood OF Jesus
Ash Street Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. !.
II. Austin. pastor. Morning. preaching service at
1890. "What to Think About or, \ Good Frame
of Mind" Glass meeting at !l..0 a. M. Charles
troop. leader Sunday school at y. n., Peter
Hartman. supcrintendcnt Epworih league at G.lj
y. M. Miss Rebccca Samson. leader: evening
preaching service at 40. subject. Christ in the
lionc.' The first number in SERIES OF sermons
on "Chlist in the IIomc in the State in the
Church, and in Society" 4 cordial welcome.
Nay Aug Methodist Episcopal cmirc-Ecv. J.
r. Austin. pastor. Sunday school AT 2.3o p. III,
W. VI. Nixon superintendent. Preaching service
at $50 D. M. \ cordial welcome to ALL
African Methodist Episcopal church. Howard
placc-Dr. u. s. Bentley. pastor Preaching at
1880 &. H., subject. "Siied bnt Safe; Sunday
school, go p. M. A. Porter. superintendent:
Christian Endeavor prayer meeting. ia p. M.
conducted by c. T.. Gaines. Preaching at 1.ij
p. m.
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A Doctor of Philosophy.

The Rev. James Hughes, pastor of
the New York Street Presbyterian
church, has Just had conferred upon
him the degree OF doctor of philosophy
by the Kansas Normal college. DIR.
Hughes has been more than thirty
years in the work of the Master. Dur
ing that time he has built three
churches. and while n missionary in
Africa secured from the late Cecil
Rhodes nine thousand acres of land for
his mission work. He has delivered
many lectures on his tours of the old
world and more especially his eXperl-
,nces in South Africa. Always inter-
sizing rs Il lecturer or preacher. the
people are delighted to hear him.
ie Is an author of some note. His
Htest work, THE Land of Gold and
Diamonds, or Ten Years in South
Africa" is charming volume to read.
His work as missionary. teacher and
lecturer received the endorsement of the
late Hon. w. c. Gladstone. the illustri-
Gus British statesman. The honor is
worthily bestowed. and we extend to
DR., Hughes congratulations.
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nominational periodicals. Possessed of
a voice that Is powerful. resonant, and
sweet, his own predictions and the
advice of his friends for some years di-
rected much of his energies in the di-
rection of vocal music. After time.
influenced by the desires Of the Rev. II.
w. Hughes. one of his predecessors in
the pastorate of Bethania. he deter
mined to devote himself to the work of
the ministry and commenced to preach
at Dinas. Rhondda valley. He after
wards held pastorates at Staylittle,
Dylifau, Berthluyd, Clam; Troedyrhiw.
Nerthyr and Maesteg. a typical Celt
IN build and feature, he possesses also
in large measure the Celtic gifts of fire,
energy and eloquence and every de-
partment of the work of his church is
quickened BY the earnest. almost pas
sionate, energy brought to bear by the
pastor. Mr.. Jones appears to have as
his type of what Christian minister
should be that laid down succinctly by
the Apostle--"ro be all things to all
men," In church matters and in secu-
lar concerns he is the leader friend,
and adviser of his people possessing a
knowledge of men and things that have
wider than that of his church.
REV. Morris. +. Il. G. S., pastor of
the Noddfa Baptist church, Treorchy.
South Wales, is i'll the first rank Of
Wales noted preachers. He was edu-
Gated at POnty pool college and was
ordained at Noddfa thirty-four years
ago. The church then was small, but
today is one of the largest and most
influential churches of the prncipalty
and modern in all its equipments. Mr.
Norris has been the secretary of the
Baptist union Of Wales for twenty
years, and last year. when he resigned
the secretaryship, he was honored with
the presidency of that great body. He
has taken profound interest in educa-
tional matters for more than a quar-
ter of a century. He is the president
of one Of the largest and wealthiest
school boards in Wales, and also n
member of the Federation of School
boards of England and Wales, and he
comes on this visit highly recon-
mended by that body to all educators
in this country.
While in this country, he will thor
oughly examine the public school sys-
tenn, academies, colleges and UNIVERSE
ties. He intends to so as far West
as Chicago, and will return home about
the first OF July.
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Baptist.

Penn Avenue Baptist church, Penn avenue. be-.
tween Spruce and Linden streets. Strangers al
ways welcome. Preaching morning at 1890 and
evening at 1.30, by the pastor, Rev. Robert F. y.
Pierce, ID. ID. Morning prayers in the lower tcni-
pie at 9.tj Theme of the morning sermon, "rhc
Joyous Christianity" Sunday school at the
home school at , o'clock and at the Amcilnan
mission at $50 Young Peoples meeting at $50
p m. In the evening the pastor will give an
object sermon ''Shining Truth" The mid
week praise and prayer meeting of the church on
Wednesday evening at ..ij.
First Baptist church. South Main avenuc-Rev
$. L. Mathews pastor. Tho usual services on
sabbath at 1880 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday
school at p. M. DIR. Il. G. Bctldoc. supcrn.
tondcnt. B. y. p. L., at $50 p M, Mrs A. NJ.
Dc,sllimer. leader. Prayer meeting on Wednesday
evening at 7.a0 n. M. Seats free. All welcome.
jackson Street Baptist churcll--Rcv. Thomas dc
Grchy, u. d., pastor. Mems prayer meeting at
o.i5 leader Brother David August. Morning ser.
vice at 1890. Sermon and th" Lords supper. Sun.
day school at p m., John Lloyd. Evening SER
vice at sharp. Praise and song service. assisted
by the "king's orchestra followed by II short
address by the pastor. The strangers may here
find a home. Seats are all free. All are invited.
Shiloh Baptist church, corner Mulberry street
and adams avenue tunder the drug storc)-Rcv.
j. II. Bodde, pastor. Prophet Jones. who has
been preaching all the week, will preach three
stilnons Sunday At II a. H., preaching: at ;
y. M. there will he baptism in the same place
as befoc: he will preach at this service and
contribution will be lifted TO forward the work.
At r. M, preaching by the prophet. lIc will
also preach during the next week. Everybody is
invited.
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In their prison cell the disciples of our Lord
erected the altar OF prayer, and their petitions
came mp before God as great cloud OF incense,
both pleading and pleasing to him. God heard
the songs Of praise and prayers for dcliverance,
and lie sent the heavenly messenger 10 open the
prison doors and commiSsiond the disciples tor
more aggressive work in Ills name
tod can open more doors than satan can close.
The prayer oil the church was earnest and ci.
fcctual: II laid hold on the promises OF God and
lie was pleased TO answer. Prayer was the mys.
tIv key which opened the prison door, and broke
the slacklcs from the captives limbs and set
the prisoner free.
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Episcopal.

st. Lukcs church, Wyoming aveuue-1.30 a.
M, holy communion; 0.l5 a. M, sunday schools
1870 a. M, morning prayer and sermon; 730 p.
M, evening prayer and sermon.
st. Marks chapel Dunmore-T.30 a. M, holy
communion; 1890 a. M, holy communion and
sermon; go a. M, Sunday school, T,So, evening
prayer and sermon.
st. Georges, Olyphant-2.30 p. M, Sunday
school, $50 p m, evening prayer and sermon.
Fast End mission, Prescott avenue-2.S0 p. M,
Sunday school.
South Side mission, Fig street-s.30 p. ~,
Sunday school.
Church OF the Good Shepherd, corner Monsey
avenue and Green Ridge street. Rev. Francis r.
Bateman, Iector-sunday after Ascension. Holy
communion at 730 4. m.; morning prayer at
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uiu ANaNI W III ut
held. r wo note d
preachers from Wales
Will address these
meetings. They are
Rev. W. Morris. FEEL
low of the Royal Geo.
graphical Society. pas
tor of the Noddfa
Baptist church. Of
Treorchy, South Wales,
and Rev. IL. 1orwerth
Jones (forwerth Ddu).
of Maesteg, Lfynfi
Valley. one Will
preach In Welsh and
the other in English
each service. 1t Is ex..
pected that a great
number OF strangers
will be present from
nearby towns. Both
OF the visiting clergy
men are very promi-
nent in Wales and are
Known personally to
thousands of Welsh
men throughout this
region.
Rev. Jones spent the
early years of his life
delving in the coal
mines. While IA youth
he was an ardent stu
dent. and won renown
as a reciter. afterward
as a writer of verse
and prose In the
Welsh and the de-
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RELIGIOUS NEWS

school at 2 p. M; Junior League at $40 p. M;
Senior League at 0.3o D. m. Gpworth Leag,io
anniversary. The pastor will continue the series
OF addresses at 73O, subject. ION Your Feet
simpson Methodist Episcopal church -i!ev. ii.
G.. McDcrmott, d. D., pastor. Morning service,
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Evangelical Lutheran.

Evangelical Iutlcran--sun'lay after Ascension.
Gospol-Jobn xv:96.xvi:i. Epistlc, Peter iv:
s.1l.
81. Marks. Fourteenth and Washbnrn streets
Rev. A. l.. Ramer, Ph. D.. pastor. Services,
1880 a. m. and 7.3o p. M; Luther League, $50
p. M: Sunday school, la m. Morning subject.
'sewart of the Grace of Cod; evening subject.
'Thc Triumph of Believers" Special offerings
for synodical benehccncc.
st. Paul's Short avenuc-Rcv. W. G.. T.. r.aucr,
pastor Services at 1890 n. M. and $50 p. m
Sunday school at go p. III.
Christ church. Cedar avenue and Birch street.
Rev. James Witkc, pastor. Services at 1910 a.
M, arh 730 p M: Sunday school at q. III.
St. Peters. Prescott avenuc--Rcr. John Ran.
dciph, pastor Services at 1890 a. m.; Sunday
school, p. IN.
Emmanuel German.polish Lutheran church,
Rccsc strcct--Rcv. Ferdinand Sattclmccr pastor.
Service in the German language at 1880 a. m.
Sunday school a. . p Nn.
English Lutheran church OF the Holy Trinity,
corner Adams avenue and Mulberry street, Rev.
f. +. Ritter, 4. ~. pastor. Services at 1870
a. M. and $50 p. M. morning subject, "The
Promised Comforter; evening subject, "'rhe
Fruitful Man, SUNDAY school. 12m.; Luther
League. G.i5 p. m. Seats free. All welcome.
Miscellaneous.
All Souls uniycrsalisi church. Pine street, be.
tween Adams and JcfIcisom avcnues-Rev. Thomas
b. Payne, pastor. Divine service with sermon,
at 1890 a. nj. and $50 p. m. Morning subject,
''1hc Debt of Christian Science to Univcrsalis'n" /;
evening subject. "What uniycrsalists Teach Con.
cernng Salvation" Sunday school at II IN.
Seats free Strangers cordially welcomed.
First Primitive Methodist. Green Rdge--iscv G..
Lees pastor. Regular preaching services at 1850
a. IN. and p. m. Morning subject "Tcntpta.
ton: evening subject. "Forsaken." Glass meet.
ing after morning sermon. Sunday school at $50
p. m All welcome.
Plymouth Congregational church, jackson
street Services at 1890 a. m. and I.30 p m; ;
Sahbati, school at II o'clock Sabbath school at
Sherman avenue at 2.i5. Rev. Samuel r. JCn.
kirs pastor ot the Eighth Congregational church
at Mcrtlyr Tydyil, Wales, will occupy the pull
pit. morning and evening
Calvary Reformed church, Monroe avenue and
Gibson strect--Itev. Marion l.. Firor, pastor. Ser
vices, 1890 a. m. and $50 p. m.: Sunday school,
1l.45 4. M. Christian Endeavor. p. IN. Morn.
ing subject. ''Thc Assembled Lord and Everywhere
Christ"
Free Methodist church. Finn chapel. Green
Ridges. ID. Mo1ter. pastor Preaching Sunday
morning at 1890. by the pastor. Glass meeting
at close Of morning service. Preaching again at
7.aO by \. G. Ncbcll. Prayer meeting Thurs.
day evening at 80. The public is cordially in.
vitcd. All seats free.
GOSPEL Tabernacle Jefferson avenue. Dunmore--
James l.cislnan. pastor Sunday services:
Preaching: at 1910 a. m. and 80 p. M; evening
subject. Tine Lords Second Coming" Sunday
school At T., M: Young Peoples meeting at go
p. ~. Christian and Missionary Alliance meet.
ings On Tuesday at $50 and '.3o p. M
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TN THE Memorial Baptist church, on
Church avenue, Of which Rev. w.
+. Davies Is pastor, there will be
special meetings on Sunday and Mon
day evenings, when what Is known
among the Welsh people as as Cyrd-
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The vendors Of foreign and domestic merel,sn.
disc and brokers, ETC.. In the county Of Lacla.
wanna. Pa, will take notice that in pursuance
OF the several Acts Of Assembly Of ihc Com.
mands OF the treasury and for other purposes. the
Undersigned. Appraiser Of mercantile and other
license taxes for said county. has prepared list
medicines. brokers. etc., wholesale and retail,
In said county, and placed each iD that elias,
which appeared TO him Just end right.
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SERVICES IN THE
VARIOUS CHURCHES
Methodist Episcopal.

Film Park church--Praise and prayer meeting,
lso a. MI preaching by the pastor, DR.. c. ~
Giidn, at l0so class meeting at close OF morn
Ing services In sunday school room; Sunday
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1890 a. M. sunday school and rectors class. 9.3o
p. M. evening PRAYER. 730.
st. Johns mission, Osterhout hall, Providence
square sund,y school at . r. m.; evening prayer
and sermon by Row.. H. Batcman at o'clock.
st. Luie's parish-Rcv. Rogers Israel. u. D.,
rector: Rev. Edward !. fIauuh,on, curac. sun.
,ay after Ascension.
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His blood can make the foulest clean,
His blood avaiis for me-"
Scranton, Pa.
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MERCANTILE ApPHA1sEMENr.
Mercantile
Appraisenent
COUNTY
AppHA1sEwrNr.
The Year of 1902.

| Ill II
| VSs
I'll, ,,,,,r. !. ,.,.
,;n ~ .rnuo,s t, OF iotesn ana domestic unerehsn.
ae s,,s "u o'okss, e.s., M Tue county OF Lacka.
NJ .hs s. .., VIII tske notice that IN purslarcs
monxealtl, s to provide revenue TO meet the de-.
i. us y. we tteasu!y ana for other purposes. the
nos.s @ appraser OF mercantile and other
Of dealers In goods, wares. merchandise, patent
medic,ncs. brokers. etc., wholesale and retail.
which appeared to him Just end right
ARCHIBALD nonorcu
pourAe, John n. retail,
Burke. John NJ. retail
Baiakwies, WALTON, reta
Bail, VIM IL, retail.
i3ait,s.' Micba,e,. ,st.;,
Brill, Anthony, retail.
Chester, Mike. retail.
| Cayyley Martin retail
Connors. John. retail,
Cnrren, Anthony. retail.
Caccia. Andrew. retail.
Delaon Store Co.. % retail. %
D. 4 II. Co. White 0siS. retail
Finnerty. John r. retail. '
Friedman, f., retail.
fepbi9. eeqti: \" l. Nj W re,s,, Iet;i,
Gilroy. VIM j., retail.
Gs;ssH.hi, iiess1is4 ABE, s.'qsS; as,;,l retail.
| Keegan. Patrick. retail
! Kenny Tbomas N rat,;,
Kinback. a. r.. retail
Lotus, John (poolJ. retail
Lindc. Christ. retail
| Linderman. II e. retail,
| LAWN NJ retail
| LaveIie. r. j.. Ict,;1
| LOTUS John retail
| LOTUS Mary ". rct,u
| McAndrew Michael retail
| Mclaughlin. i p. ,ctaij
Mcdonald, Patrick retail.
| Mcdonnell Thomas. retail
Msn Martin retail.
| Mularky. Patrick. retau
! Movies. Rose A.. retail
Nai,rhfon VIM ,ct.;j
Nietizinsk; V;ctor ret,;,
| O'Ro,,rke. NJ. H.. retail.
| O'Boylc. r. J.. retail.
| popperello Josenh rrtai1
pusl, n retail
probst. Mrs peter. retail,
| Place and Lewis retail,
padden lame. ret,;j
| Price. Marl, rstaii
| probst Bros reta;i
| Ringsdorf. s. retail
Ru,iolewicz 'iosen,' rctau
Ruane, +. j., retail.
Riverside s"re' Coal CO. fe'', ,st,,,
Riverside Store CO e. rsta;i
Sz;wol. yoln rsto,i ~
Steckcwicz Ed. retail.
Sovsnics And reis;i
Scanlon' .John 7 ret.i,
Swift. n T. retail
Scranton Coal CO tFsynopd, retail
Timin :John retaI '''''' 'e'"''
Tmrko. Wm. retail
Witko pamj' retail
Walsh, J. j., retail.
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CARBoNDALE, FIFTH WARD.
CARBoNpALE TOWNSHIP.

Caffery. John j. Childs, retail.
Cavanaugh. N. H., Carbondale. retail.
y. & II. Go. (Powderly), retail.
Higgins, Mrs. B., retail.
Kelly. Michael. retail.
Mckenna, NJ. p. retail.
White and Murphy, retail.