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Mercantile Appraisers' List
Of Harrisburg and Boroughs and Townships of Dauphin County For Licenses Due May 1, 1919
[Continued from Page IS.]
Lehrman, S., 865 S. Front, groceries.
Lesanec, Lewis. 638 S. Second, meat.
Leone, Ralph, 389 S. Front, restau
rant.
Leone, Ralph, 389 S. Front, cigars,
candy.
Lipsttz, 1., <73 Myers, merchandise.
Lichtenstine, Jas., 7 S. Front, jew
elry.
Lehman, A. J., 37 S. Front, merchan
dise.
Lipshitz, Sam., 651 S. Fourth. Junk.
Linta, Yanctive, 662 S. Fourth, cof
fee house.
Lipsheetz, Morris, 759 S. Fourth, gro
ceries.
Lipshitz, N., 632 S. Fourth, groceries.
Leone, Max., 506 S. Third, groceries.
Lehman. Lewis, Second and Chestnut,
merchandise.
Malegoff, Tony, 203 Francis, pool.
Miller, Jas. G„ 341 S. Second, real es
tate.
Martin Bros., 424 Mohn, meat.
Maurus, Abe, 327 Francis, general
store.
Maginnis, A. F., 15 N. Front, merchan
dise.
Maucus, L., 259 Christian, groceries.
Morris, Jacob, 450 Mohn, groceries.
Milke, Dan, 413 Main, produce.
Marsico, Jas., 361 S. Front, groceries.
Muff Bros., 244 S. Front, auto sup
plies.
Margin, Stogan, 719 S. Second, cigars,
tobacco.
Margin, Stogan, 719 S. Second, pool.
Martz. W. K„ 35 N. Front, drugs.
Marsico. Frank, 121 S. Front, fish and
oysters.
Morris, Howard F„ 373 S. Front, ci
gars.
Mars, Ada, 38 S. Front, millinery.
Malegoff, Tony, 203 Francis, cigars,
tobacco.
Mangolis, Nathan, 274 Frederick, gro
ceries.
Morrison, D„ 4 S. Front, shoes.
Mumma, Mark, Steelton, real estate.
McCurdy, J. A., 9 N. Front, merchan
dise. . „
McNear, B. F.. Jr., 301 Main and Con
ostoga, groceries.
Newbaun, Gustave, 393 S. Front, pool.
Newark Shoe Store, 36 N. 1* ront,
shoes- _ „ . ,
Newhaun, Gustave, 398 S. Front, ci
gars, tobacco.
Newkam Bros., 403 S. Front, hard
ware. _ . ,
Napolt, August, 311 S. Third, ice
cream.
' Nauss, Geo. R., 48 N. Front, art store.
Overcash, Michael, 243 Main, cigars.
Orth, John G.. 11 S. Front, confec
tionery.
Poor, J. L., 147 N. Front, drugs.
Pereff, N., & Co., 401 Myers, pool.
Prowell, T., 385 S. Front, drugs.
Pisarov, John, 17 Hoffer, pool.
Prowler, Ben, 227 Christian, junlc.
Pesut, Geeo, 857 S. Front, pool.
Pesut, Geco, 857 S. Front, cigars, to
bacco.
Pisarov, John, 17 Hoffer. ice cream.
Peters. H. L., 189 S. .Front, drugs.
Polakoff, A.. 121 S. Front, optician.
Polston, Lloyd, 120 Adam, pool.
Poloft, Geo.. 263 Franklin, pool.
Poloff, Geo., 263 Franklin, soft drinks.
Popi, Marki, 485 Myers, pool.
Popi, Marki, 455 Myers, cigars.
Pollar, John, 488 Mohn, cigars
Pastatak, Samuel, 626 S. Fourth, pool.
Pastatak, Samuel, 626 S. Fourth, ci
gars.
Pcrcff, M., & Co., 401 Myers, cigars.
Palace Theater. 190 N. Front, public
amusement.
Podnar, John 220 Main, pool.
Podnar, John 220 Main, cigars,
llettberg Bros., 450 N. Front, mer
chandise. j ~
Ross, C. R., N. Front, gas and oil.
Richards & Brashears, 23 S. 1' ront,
cigars, tobacco. , . .
Roden Grocery Store, Harrisburg and
Ridge, groceries.
Restak, Louis, 244 Main, groceries.
Romanic, Jacob, 332 1-2 Third, cigars.
Reehling Bros., 302 Myers, general
store. _ . , ,
Romanic, Jacob, 332 1-2 Third, pool.
Rakic, Luke, 227 Christian, cigars.
Ream. John H.. 663 N. Front, wall
paper. _ _
Richards & Brashears, 23 S. Front,
Rosenberg, I. N.. 192 N. Front, cloth-
Raskenskey, F., 102 N. Front, cloth
ing- ,
Restak, 1., 663 S. Second, pool.
Rohrer. Landis, 35 S. Second, confec
tionery. . „
Romberger, E., 311 Bessemer, gro-
Robin? Joseph. 357 S. Front, clothing. |
Kittner Bros., Conestoga and Main,
cigars, tobacco.
Rittner Bros., Conestoga and Main, j
pool.
Knkish. Geo., 451 S. Front, cigars.
Styanoff, Dimo, 503 Franklin, ice
cream.
Steetlon Store Co., Front and Locust,
groceries. „ „
Smith, John A., 55u N. Second, gro
ceries. „ . ...
Stine S. T„ 130 S. Front, milk.
Sastar M. A., 626 S. Third, mferchan-
Sharosky, M„ 149 S. Front, clothing.
Silver, Joe, 755 S. Third, general
Starastlnc, 596 S. Third, general
. Sharo'sky. M„ 635 S Third, meat.
Spooner, A.. 012 S. Third, produce.
Schmidt, Geo. A., Steelton, stoves
Silver, Joe. 755 S. Third, merchandise.
Svetanott, Ordan, 419 Main, pool.
Bvetanott, Ordan, 419 Main, cigars.
Szabo Paul, 412 Mohn, merchandise.
Slovlnac. J., 233 Main, meat.
Smith. David, 143 Main, groceries.
Sharavsky, Jennie, 202 Frederick.
merchandise.
S), e ||y j. p., 185 N. Front, restaurant.
Shelly,' J. P-. 180 N. Front, cigars.
Shelly, J. P., 185 N. Front, pool.
Stevenson. Chas. 0., 216 N. 1-ront, ci-
Shannon, M. K., 30 S. Front, llowers.
Siielley, Kirk, 135 S. Front, cigars.
Shelley, Kirk, 135 S. Front, pool.
Sultzaberger, D. U„ 13 Conestoga,
coal. ~,
Strand Theater. 17 Pine, public amuse-
Standard Theater. 17 Pine, public
amusement.
Steelton News Agency, li>2 N. Front,
Stevenson & ChaB. 0., 215 N. Front,
Suroviers. G., 529 S. Second, groceries.
Singer D., 317 S. Front, furniture.
Solomon, M„ & Son. 177 S. Front,
clothing. „ _
Sherman, S„ 419 S. Front, candy.
Steelton Store Co., Front and Locust,
wholesale merchandise.
Steelton Store Co., Front and Locust,
groceries.
Steelton Store Co., Front and Locust,
groceries. „
Steelton Store Co., Front and Locust,
groceries.
Teperson, S.. 369 S. Front, groceries.
Tale ft & Todaff, 401 Myers, pool.
Taleff & Todaff. 401 Myers, cigars.
Tomasic, Cilika. 241 Frederick, meat
Talef, Mick, 51 N. Front, pool.
Talef Mick, 51 N. Front, cigars.
United Ice & Coal Co., Cowden and
foster, ice, coal.
Ulrih, Geo. M., 158 S. Front, auto sup-
Verbas". Katie. 538 Third, groceries.
Vetek Jos., 429 Mohn, pool.
Vetek Jos., 429 Mohn, cigars.
Vileoff Geo., 257 Franklin, cigars.
Vaaaloff, Peter, 420 Main, groceries.
■\Vfttts Bessie, 472 Myers, restaurant.
"William. W. A., 164 N. Front, pool.
AVhitebread. W. H.. 159 N. Front, sta
\vflts n< H > .* Sons, 50 S. Front, furniture.
AVilliam w. A., 164 N. Front, cigars.
Wool worth. F. W„ 21 N. Front, met-
Yoseßvltzf Theo., 868 S. Second, mer
chandise. . „ _
Young, C. J., 203 S. Second, merchan-
Yoncheff, Lubomlr, 196 S. Front cl-
Yencheft, Lubomlr, 196 S. Front, pool.
Yoffee M., 170 N. Front, furniture.
Yanch'uleff, Tony, 448 Myers, cigars.
Ydnchuleft. Tony, 448 Myers, pool,
vetter Leßoy. 307 Myers, restaurant.
Yetter! Leßoy, 307 Myers, cigars,
i* Yovanlv'ick, V., 608 S. Third, station
7elgler Paul. 358 N. Front, drugs.
Zimmerman. A. K.. 15 S. Second, mer
chandise.
Zimmerman, Philip A., 405 S. Front,
merchandise.
ZoU. Martin, N. Second, real estate.
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TUESDAY EVENING. julrkisbtjrg cfiSft* TELEGBXPH: MAY 13, 1919.
■ Low, Preston, Main and Francis, ci-
I gars.
I'MOXTOWN BOROUGH
Bingainun, John T., plumbing shop.
Buffington, Elmer M., auto supplies.
Bohner, Mrs. David L, groceries.
Bohner, Wm. H., mdse.
Boyer, Devi & Son, flour and feed.
Geismer, E. K., gen. store.
Ivoppenhaver, C. M., gen. mdse.
Latsha, J. J., mdse.
Noblet, Chas. M., restaurant.
Noblet, Chas. M„ cigars, candy,
ltunk, Harry, hardware.
Snyder, Thomas, hardware.
Snyder. Lydia A., millinery.
Spotts, Daniel, mdse.
Troutman, Elmer, produce.
Wiest, S. F., meat.
"Weaver, Geo., produce.
W11,1,1 A MSTOTVN BOROUGH
Adams, A. K., auto supplies.
Adams, C. M., plumber.
Adams, Clayton F., cigars, candy.
Adams, Clayton F„ pool.
Adams, K., groceries.
Bordner, Wm. C., groceries.
Blanning Hardware Co., hardware.
Buggy, M. E.. gen. store.
Blanning, J. Roy, stationery.
Berry, Edward, art store.
Condeli, John, cigars, tobacco.
Condeli, John, pool.
Chester, Mrs. R. A„ gen. store.
Cooper, M. H., jeweler.
Durbin, J. W. & Son, gen. store
Devichock, John, cigars.
Darby, J. A„ cigars.
Day. R. W., gen. store.
Edwards, Mrs. Harriet, cigars.
Eby, A. N., jeweler.
Fowler, John J., mdse.
Fickinger, S. F., wholesale flour.
Ficklnger, S. F., feed and coal.
Fitzpatriek, Mrs. Ella, millinery.
Griffiths, John, cigars.
Geist, John, cigars.
Grifltths, W. J., mdse.
Donley, Cyrus, moving pictures.
Hughes, w. D„ cigars, groceries.
Mines. Mrs. Maggie, cigars, groceries.
Hall, Wm., cigars.
Hancock, R, J., clothing.
Hoffman, M. M., mdse.
Harncr, R. J., drugs.
Hummel, Mrs. C. E., mdse.
Kelly, William, cigars, groceries.
Kelly, William, pool.
Klinger, H. C., confectionery.
Kingston, S„ shoes.
Klinger, H. C., wholesale confection
ery.
Keen, Wm. D'., groceries.
Dester, Joseph, musical instruments.
McAuliff, D. J., groceries.
Maiden, Albert, cigars, candy.
Mitchell, Peter, cigars.
Meehan, Michael, drugs.
Moyer, Arthur, groceries.
Miller, D. & Son, meat.
Miller, H. E., fruit and groceries.
Miller, H. E., wholesale fruit.
Moyer, John, ice cream.
Morris, Miss Lizzie, mdse.
Nash, C„ gen. store.
Newton, James, groceries.
New Era Cash Store, gen. store.
Pahairo,. Chas., cigars.
Pritchard, Florence, millinery.
Rank, Edgar D„ supplies.
Ralph, Allen, cigars.
Row, Ed. S„ hardware.
Roberts, Mary, cigars, candy.
Row, W. 0., meat.
Stokes, Wm. G., wholesale cigars.
Shammo, Aaron, pool.
Shammo, Aaron, cigars, candy.
Susquehanna Collieries Co., coal.
Self ridge, R. J., stationery.
Thompson, J. C., gen. store.
Thomas, David J., gen. store.
Thompson, D. L., clothing.
Williams, B. W„ pool.
Williams, B. W., cigars.
Williams, B. W., restaurant.
Wren, Mrs. G. R., cigars, candy.
Walkinshaw, A., gen. store.
Walkinshaw, Claude, pool.
Walkinshaw. Claude, cigars, candy.
Williamstown Co-Operative Store,
gen. store.
Walkinshaw, M., novelties.
Whittle, Mrs. Jbseph, gen. store.
Williams, William C„ groceries.
Williams Valley Amusement Co., mov
ing pictures.
Zimmerman, J. F., cigars.
Welsh, R. T., cigars, candy.
Welsh, R. T„ pool.
Budd, William, confectionery.
Fry, Samuel, cigars.
Riever, Abe, dry goods.
Riever, Abe, junk.
Snyder, John N., autos and supplies.
MISCELLANEOUS
Burkhart, N. J., Newville, Broad St.
Market, Harrisburg, produce.
Barnuni, David A., New Cumberland,
Broad St. Market, Harrisburg. pro
duce. _
Beckley, Mrs. W. H„ New Cumber
. land, Broad St. Market, Harrisburg,
produce. _
Baker, C. M„ Mechanlcsburg, R. D.
No. 1, Broad St. Market, Harrisburg,
meat.
Romberger, H. K., Palmyra, meat.
Cromer, J. W„ Dillsburg. Broad St.
Market, Harrisburg. produce.
Danner, J. L.. Siddonsburg, R. I). No.
1, Broad St. Market, Harrisburg,
produce.
Drawbaugh. C. C., Dover, Broad St.
Market, Harrisburg produce.
Erford, C. H., Camp Hill, Broad St.
Market, Harrisburg, milk and pro- |
duce.
Eichelberger, G. V., Camp Hill, Broad
St. Market, Harrisburg. meat.
Emig, L. G„ Wellsville, R. D. No. 2.
Broad St. Market. Harrisburg, pro
duce.
Eshenbaugh, Emma. Shormanstown,
Broad St, Market, Harrisburg, pro
duce.
Eichelberger, Chas.. New Cumberland,
No. 1, Broad St. Market, Harrisburg,
meat.
Freysinger, Calvin, Siddonsburg, R.
D. No. 1. Broad St. Market, Harris
burg, produce.
Goodhart, 0., New Kingston, Broad
St. Market, Harrisburg, product-.
Grosz, Edw. .Camp Hill, R. D., Eroad
St. Market, Harrisburg, produce.
Gruber, N. J., Palmyra, Broad St.
Market, Harrisburg, meat.
Garland, M. H., West Fairview, Broad
St. Market. Harrisburg, produce.
Casswint. Calvin C., Dillsburg, Hill
Market, produce.
Hoover, 1-'. 8., New Cumberland,
Broad St. Market, Harrisburg,
meat.
Hess, Stewart, Dillsburg, R. D. No. 2,
Broad St. Market, Harrisburg, pro
duce.
Harro, D. A., Mechanicsburg, R. D.
No. 3, Hill Market, meat.
Kimmel, W. J., Mechanicsburg, egg
produce.
Krater, L. H., New Cumberland, R.
D. No. 1, produce.
Landis, Mrs. S. A., Allen, meat.
Logan, Smith A., Boiling Springs,
produce.
Leach, Jacob S., Siddonsburg, Hill
Market, meat.
McGuire, Minnie C„ Mechanicsburg,
K. D. No. 4, produce.
Miller, Chas. S., New Cumberland,
Broad St. Market, Harrisburg, meat.
Messinger, C. F., Mechanicsburg, R. D.
6, Broad St. Market, Hbg., meat.
Mohlar, C. E., Shcphardstown, Cum
berland Co., meat.
Nelson, Geo., Dillsburg, Broad St.
Market, Harrisburg, meat.
Runk, H. J., Rossville, produce.
Rudy, Wm. A., New Cumberland, R
D. No. 1, Broad St Market, Harris
burg, meat
Ritter, Benj., Mechanicsburg, R. D.
No. 1, produce.
Smith, L. B„ Lewisberry, York Co.,
meat.
Sidle, S. T., Siddonsburg, Broad St.
! Market, Harrisburg, produce.
Shaffer, Chas. W., Shiremanstown,
Broad St. Market, Harrisburg,
meat.
Simmons, F. S., Lemoyne, Broad St.
Market, Hbg., meat.
Shetter, T. F„ Camp Hill, Broad St
Market, Harrisburg, meat.
Shambrook, John, Bowmansdale, pro
duce.
Snavely, J. U„ Palmyra, R. D. No. 2,
Broad St. Market, Harrisburg,
meat.
Shettel, Mrs. Catharine, Mechanics
burg, R. D. No. 1, Broad St. Market,
Harrisburg, produce.
Shaffer, H. E., Shermanstown, meat.
Wagner, David, Palmyra, meat.
Weaver, H„ Lebanon, Hill Market,
meat.
Williams, Mrs. John, Dillsburg, R. D
No. 3, Hill Market, produce.
Yost, T. A., Etters, Broad St. Market
Harrisburg, produce.
CONEWAGO TOWNSHIP
Buck, Wm. G., Mlddletown R. D. 2
confectionery.
Eshelman, J. S., Bachmansvllle, ma
chinery.
Foltz, J. Ezra, Deodate. produce.
Foltz, C. M., Deodate, produce.
McCorkle, J. L, Bachmansvllle, gen
eral store.
Nye, D. H„ Bachmansvllle, auto sup
plies.
Shenk, Jacob N., Elizabethtown R. 4,
autos.
Tschudy, I. S„ Bachmansvllle, Sad
dler.
DERHY TOWNSHIP
Brownstone Store Co., Waltonvlile,
general store.
Buchignani, A., Swatara Station, ci
gars.
Brendlinger, Wallace W., Hershey, ci
gars.
Bilotta, Frank, Hershey, grocery.
Bonfanti, Frank, Hershey, grocery.
Balsbaugh, S. S.. Swatara Station,
merchandise.
Curry, Conrad K., Swatara Station,
general store.
Curry J. 8., Est., Swatara Station,
flour and feed.
Curry J. 8., Est., Swatara Station,
wholesale.
Erb, I. C., Hershey R D 2, general
store.
Frombaluti, 0., Swatara Station, mer
chandise.
Frombalutl, 0., Swatara Station, pool.
Gruber, Ed., Hershey, jewelry and ci
gars.
Gingrich, Clem, Palmyra, meat.
Hess, J. C., Hershey, auctioneer.
Hess, J. C., Hershey, auto supplies.
Hershey Chocolate Co., Hershey, ci
gars.
Hershey Chocolate Co., Hershey, res
taurant.
Hershey Department Store, Hershey,
wholesale.
Hershey Department Store, Hershey,
general merchandise.
Hershey Men's CJub. Hershey, mer
chandise.
Hershey Men's Club, Hershey, res
taurant.
Hershey Park Restaurant, Hershey,
( restaurant.
j Hershey Chocolate Co., Hershey,
i amusement.
| Hershey Chocolate Co., Hershey, pool.
Hershey, A. E., Hershey, feed.
Hitz, Cyrus, Hummelstown R 2, mer
chandise.
Manart, Antonia, Swatara Station,
groceries.
Miller, J. H„ Palmyra, grocery.
Moyer, John C., Hershey, restaurant.
Moyer, John C„ Hershey, grocery.
Patrick, Robt., Hershey. merchan
dise.
Shaffer, H. B„ Hershey R. D. 2, sad
dler.
Truffarell, Thomas, Swatara Station,
grocery.
Viele, Oresta, Hershey, grocery.
Vavone, Dominlck, Hershey R. D. 1,
grocery.
Witman, F. S., Swatara Station, gen
eral store.
Weltmer. Ulrich, Hershey, produce.
Wagner, Harry S., Palmyra, autos.
Yingst, Geo. W„ Hershey, general
store.
Ziolfl, Zoraide, Swatara Station, gen
eral store.
EAST HANOVER TOWNSHIP
Boyer, H. A., West Hanover, furni
ture.
Brennerman, J. H., Schellsville, ci
gars. ,
Boyer, John A., West Hanover, gen
eral store.
Cassel, J. H„ Grantville, who'esale.
Gerberich, H. A., Grantville, auction
eer.
Hess, Bros., Grantville, furniture.
Hummer, G. J., Linglestown, R 1,
meat.
♦less, Wm., Hershey, R. D. 1, meat.
Hawkins, A. H„ West Hanover, mer
chandise.
Kuhtz, John PI., West Hanover, gen
eral store.
Lingel, John B„ Harrisburg, R. D.
4, feed.
Lingle, Thos. M., Grantville, pump.
Loudermilch, W. J., Hershey R. D. 1,
meat.
Laudermilch, S. G., Hershey, R. D. 1,
groceries.
Lingle, I. D., Grantville, cigars.
Rhoades, E. N., Grantville, R. D. 1,
merchandise.
Runkel, Irvin, Linglestown, feed and
flour.
Shenk. John IP., Linglestown, R 1,
fertilizer.
Shertzer, W. 8., Grantville, general
store.
Shertzer. B. F., Grantville, harness
supplies.
Walmer, A. J„ Grantville, auto sup
plies.
HALIFAX TOWNSHIP
Bower, Samuel M„ Halifax, R. D. 1,
groceries.
Bowman, Cornelius, Powells Valley,
general store.
Glace. Chas., Powells Valley, general
store.
Meredith, D. F.. Powells Valley, gen
eral store.
Meredith, J. E„ Powells Valley, can-
Rutter, PI. W„ Halifax. R. D. 2, pro
duce.
Serncsak, Martin, Powells Valley,
flour and feed.
Wolfgang. P\ E., Puwells Valley, pro-
WoUgang, F. E., Powells Valley,
wholesale.
JACKSON TOWNSHIP
Batdorf, Henry F„ i-'isherville, mer
chandise.
Bowerman, C. M„ Fisherville, gro
ceries.
Enders, C. C„ Enders, general store.
Enders, Thos. F.. Halifax, R. D. 1,
produce.
File, O. M„ Fisherville, general store.
Helt. Ira M., Enders. produce.
Herman, J. M., Halifax R. D., feed.
Helt, John W„ Fisherville, imple
ments.
James. Abraham, Detrlch, merchan
dise. „ j j
Katzmiller, Harry C., Enders, gas and
Koons, Galen. Fisherville, cigars.
Wise, W. R . Halifax,, R. D. 1, merchan-
Zearing, Samuel, l-'ishervjlle, cigars.
LONUERRY TOWNSHIP
Aldinger, John B„ Elizabethtown,
merchandise.
Barnhart, H., Mlddletown, R. D. 2,
merchandise. _
Brinser, A. M., Mlddletown, R. D. 1,
Barnhart, Abraham, Mtddletown. R.
D. 2. cigars. w1 ... _
Barnhart, Abraham, Mlddletown, R.
D. 2, restaurant.
Ebcrsole, S. S., Middletown, R. D. 2
Eisonburger, Mrs. Jacob, Middletown,
R L> 1, grocery.
Gingrich. H. F.. Middletown, R. D. 2.
l/shVr. S A P d P a, le Mlddletown. R. D. 1.
Mumma, Millard, Elizabethtown, gas
and oil. , _
Rutt, Ed., Mlddletown, wire fence.
I.YKENS TOWNSHIP
RroHeus W. F,., Lykens, produce.
Daniels.' Simon, Gratz. R. D produce.
Gunderman. Frank, Gratz, R. D., pro-
HarHs.' John E„ Gratz, R. D„ produce.
Hartman, Jos. H., Gratz, produce.
Heller, Howard H., Gratz, R. D.. milk.
Itiegel, Jacob D., Gratz, R. D., pro-
Riegel." Isaac M„ Gratz Star Route.
Rieget," John, Gratz, R. D.. produce.
0 ' inkey J. F. M., Gratz, merchandise.
cmStz Henry, Gratz, R. D„ produce.
S m/Albert. Gratz. R. D„ milk.
Troutman, James, Ellzabethvllle, R.
D merchandise.
Klock. Albert C.. Berrysburg, produce.
LOWER PAXTON TOWNSHIP
Cassel, Jonas L., Linglestown, mer
r„ c Jl aI c iB B., Linglestown, real estate.
Care! C. 8., Linglestown, general
Drawbaugh. D. W.. Harrisburg, R. D.
Daxds. Geo® S l ; Harrisburg. R. D. No.
Fis'hburm' > S. n A., C Penbrook, feed.
Fackler. John A.. Linglestown. florist.
Horst, S, R., Linglestown, automo-
Koons B ,' Will, Linglestown. merchan-
Tji'r'ifarine. David. Linglestown, cigars,
itnker 1. lAnglestown, cigars.
1 enker I. Linglestown. restaurant.
NUxel, Fleck P.. Linglestown. mer-
M | C Jpi nd l''leck P.. Linglestown, pool.
MlxeU FJeck P.. Linglestown, restau-
RrfSisey. Thos.. Linglestown, mer
chandise.
Rudy, D, K., Harrisburg R. D. No. 4,
merchandise.
Stuckey, Isaac A., Linglestown, pro
duce.
Sheesley, B. F„ Hill Station R. D. No.
4, flour and feed.
Seltzer, Ellas, Harrisburg R. D. No. 4,
general store.
Sheesley, B. F„ Hill Station R. D. No.
4, wholesale.
Unger, Geo. A., Harrisburg R. D. No.
3, meat.
Wagner, T. D., Linglestown, hard
ware
MIDDLE PAXTON TOWNSHIP
Colver, Wm. H., Speeceville, general
store.
Chubb, Chas., Harrisburg R. D. -No.
2, cigars.
Eslinger, Grace, Dauphin R. D. No.
1, meat.
Fertig. Chas., ' Dauphin, cement.
Fitting, M. C., Harrisburg R. D. No.
2, general store.
Horst, L. P., Jr., Harrisburg R. D. No.
2, meat.
Hoover, Chas. 0., Linglestown It. D.
No. 2, merchandise.
Manning, c. H„ Dauphin R. D. No. 1,
cigars.
Minnich, John, Speeceville, cigars.
Swergart Michael, Linglestown R. D.
No. 2. merchandise.
Straw, Isaac, Harrisburg R. D. No. 2,
produce.
Strieker, H. E., Dauphin R. D. No. 1,
meat.
Wade, C. R., Linglestown R. D. No.
2, produce.
Wengel, Geo., Piketown, merchan
dise.
Wert, Wm. W., Dauphin R. D. No. 1,
confectionery.
Shoop, .J. L., Dauphin R. F. D; No. 1,
produce.
Emerich, Levi F„ Hummelstown,
meat.
Fackler, John H., Hummelstown R. D.-
No. 2, general store.
Fausnacht, John, Union Deposit,
meat.
Fasnacht, Uriah, Union Deposit, meat.
Hetrick, D. A., Union Deposit, meat.
Hammaker, A., Union Deposit, gas
and oil.
Isenhour, Israel, Union Deposit, hard
ware.
Kaylur, Harry, Union Deposit, cigars.
Pellfer, H. P., Union Deposit, general
store.
Rapp, Ella J., Union Deposit, general
store.
Shakespeare, H. A., Hershey R. D. No.
1, produce.
Stuckey, Joseph, Plershey R. D. No.
1. meat.
Shakespeare, Wm., Hershey R. D. No.
1, general store.
Wagner, Clayton, Hershey R. D. No.
1, meat.
Landis, C. H., Union Deposit, meat.
SWATARA TOAVNSHIF
Bonny Meade Farms, Harrisburg R.
D. No. 1, feed.
Bishop, W. J., Oberlin, milk.
Bomgardner Bros., Harrisburg R. D.
No. 1, meat.
Dunn, Thos., Oberlin, cigars.
Hess, Sam'l, Harrisburg R. D., meat.
Hackman, L. L„ Oberlin, groceries.
Holtzman, John E., Hummelstown,
groceries.
Kramer, It. S., Rutherford Heights,
groceries.
Kline, Jacob K., Enliaut, grocery.
Kline, Jacob K., Enhaut, restaurant.
Kempf, P. L., Steelton, groceries.
Kuse, Henry, Rutherford, candy.
Lingle, J. H„ Oberlin, ice cream.
Long, Mrs. B. M., Rutherford Heights,
store.
Loyd, John, Middletown R. D. 3, mer
chandise.
Peck, J. H., Oberlin, cigars.
Paul. Elmer 0., Enhaut, groceries.
Peck, J. H., Oberlin, pool.
Rupp, F. C., Harrisburg R. D., mer
chandise.
Stengler, C. A., Oberlin, general store.
Shupp, Earl, Enhaut, groceries.
Shultz, R. A., Bressler, merchandise.
Solomon, * 1., Steelton, general store.
Sternberger, Geo. W., Enhaut, mer
chandise.
Staufter, H. S.. Oberlin. meat.
Szwerre, Deheodor, Enhaut, produce.
Singer, Geo. W„ Oberlin, meat.
Wolf, Eva, Enhaut. Ice cream.
Wigand, Henry, Steelton. groceries.
Waidley, Annie H„ Enhaut, merchan
dise.
Weiszling, Conrad, Steelton, grocer-
Y "M, C. A.— P. & R. R-, Rutherford
R. 'D. No. 1, pool.
SUSQUEHANNA TOWNSHIP
Bates, R. E.,. Harrisburg R. D.'No. 2,
.produce. _ _ „
Bossinger, Fred, Harrisburg R. D. No.
Cover,' e M. S V., Harrisburg. 1929 Boas.
meat. . ,
Creamer, F. W.. Harrisburg R. D. No.
3, merchandise. „ _
Cramer, Chas. N., Harrisburg R. D.
No. 2, produce.
Crone, W. J. & Co.. 3355 N. Sixth. Har
risburg, coal.
Dehart. Ed.. Rutherford, merchandise.
Dry, Paul, Progress, meat.
Enders. Amos E., Harrisburg R. D.
No. 5, produce.
Good, O. E., Progress, merchandise.
Gruber, S„ Harrisburg R. D. No. 2,
produce. _
Garman, Mrs. Mary. Harrisburg R. D.
No. 2, produce.
Horst, Levi P., Jr., Maclay Street, No. 2,
, Harrisburg, meat.
Hoover. C. E., Fort Hunter, pool.
Hoover, C. E., Fort Nunter, restau-
Hoover C. F,„ Fort Hunter, cigars.
Hccker! L A., Harrisburg R. D. No.
3, milk. , , _ _ _ T
Holtzman, H. 8., Harrisburg R. D. No.
Horstlck!' Ed. M.. 1902 State, Harris
burg, cigars. '
Harlacher, A. 8.. Progress, cigars.
Horstick.. Ed. M., 1902 state, Harris
burg, pool.
Harlacher, J. A., Progress, cigars.
Harlacher, J. A.. Progress, restaurant,
Harlaclier J. A.. Progress, pool.
Hoover J. C. & H.. Fort Hunter, gen.
Harro, 6 J. M.. Maclay St, R. D. No. 2,
Heppford 6 D. G.. Harrisburg, R. D. No.
3. produce. , ,
Heppford, W. L.. Harrisburg. R. D.
No 2 produce.
Houser, G. W., Harrisburg. R. D. No.
Kramer B R. S., Rutherford, mdse.
Knowles, Frank S„ Lucknow. R. D.
No. 2. junk.
Kramer, Calvin A., Progress, meat
KBngler, 6 C. W.. Harrisburg, R. D.
No. 3. produce.
Koons Irvin, Penbrook, mdse.
Lent"! David V. M„ Penbrook, gro-
T,eese' e O. 8., Linglestown, mdse.
Longcnecker, Mrs, D. R., Progress,
produce.
T-.apr' 11. A.. Progress, gen. store.
Lontz', Clara A.. Harrisburg. R. D.
No. 3, produce.
Mrminsrer. J. F-. Lucknow, groceries.
MuTer. F.. 1904 State. Harrisburg.
Matz"nge?. re w. J.. Harrisburg, R. D.
Nr> 1 produce.
Miller. J. H., 1830 North, Harrisburg,
Magaris, L. 1922 Walnut. Harrisburg,
MnmiTuE H. c., Progress, milk.
MUler, Mrs. W. H.. Harrisburg, R. D.
Mo 2 gen. store.
McNeal. E. R.. 2128 Boas, Harrisburg.
McHargue. D. B. A., Harrisburg, R. D.
Nlssley,' Simon S„ Harrisburg, R. D.
Orr,° L' G m . 20*17 Forster, Harrisburg,
Minnie, Harrisburg, R.
D No 4. gen. store.
Paxton Flour & Feed Co., Harris
hurir flour and feed.
Runkei, C. E.. 1924 State, Harris
burg. groceries.
Rudy, Wm. H.. Progress, meat.
Rudv Wm. W.. Jr., Progress, meat.
Roden Grocery. Harrisburg. R. D. No.
Rei'chei"', S H ,C L.. Harrisburg. R. D.
No 2. produce.
I Stouffer. J. W.. Harrisburg, H. D. No.
! Spo'nenbe e rger. Frederick. Harrisburg,
I R D., produce,
qtnhier H. M., Fort Hunter, pool.
Stabler. H. M„ Fort Hunter, cigar..
Shoop, Harry A., Harrisburg. R. D
No. 3, meat.
Shertzer, Alex., Penb_-ook, produce.
Snyder, E. A., Harrisburg, R. D„ No
5, produce.
rs " ew ' B ' Harrisburg, pro-
Sturtevant, L L„ Lucknow, milk.
Sponsler, Jacob, Lucknow, produce.
Smeltzcr, J. p., Progress, milk.
Smeltzer, Sam'l., Progress, milk,
eery?'" Sebastlan - Progress, gro-
SW ris n bu?g? m^ le ' 1260 Ml,,er - Har "
groceri>s! 1948 SUte ' Harrisburg.
Sm gro h^r R ies W " 1901 Boaa ' Harrisburg.
Tl No. a '3, 1 ' Harrlsbur - R- H.
U tt' produce. 2507 ABate ' Har "
W 2. V p d rodUM m - Ma ° lay St - R ' D - No "
Z 'br'oo™ coffee S " 2704 Banks ' Pen '
Ze rfs , h e u r 'rg Mr g S e„ J - 8t 7 ? e ° l ar-
W c°e a rYes'. H " A " Fort Hunter, gro-
UI'PEII PAXTON TOWNSHIP
O l j . e rndao d ' MlUersburs - R - L. No.
B twine iUerSbUrß ' R ' D ' No ' 1 -
R ".
B A-o.T Z n ld "e. M " M '"sburg. R. D .
Cummings. H. A.. Millersburg. milk.
gVs a C nd J o'il MmerSburer ' R ' D ' No ' 2 .
Freeborn. M. E„ Paxton. mdse.
ge'n. store. MUlerßburß ' R ' D ' No ' 1 -
"u n No 8 °i r : pouitryf'' R.
He iJ n N„ ge t' Jo , h " Millersburg. R.
• Ao. 1, cattle and poultry.
"ndse! J " Millersburg, It. D. No. 1.
Hummel, C. C.. Millersburg, mdse.
Va taUow. J ' E '' Mlllersbur S. hides and
LC produce C ' E " Miiiershurg, R. D „
Be Jtore! J ' E " Millersburg. R. D„ gen.
Le C " Millersburg. R. D. No. 1,
L t°: 2*!' produce' Ml,,erßbur *. R - •
N o n ; Millersburg. R. D .
Orndorf. C. Nelson, Paxton, mdse.
No 2, S mdS> r ° S " Millersburg, R. D.
St No? r 2° a milk. W " Millersburg. R. D.
Sh l, ft ge'n Ad to™e. Mi " ersburff ' R - D - No -
§ baf 7er, R. M„ Millersburg. produce
' V producii' M,llersbur . H. D. No!
W Noy7; p A odu"e. Mlllcrsbur S, R. D.
U produce 0 "' Miilcrsburg, R. D. No. 1,
Weaver, Oliver, Millersburg, R. D.
AO. 1, produce.
Wm., Millersburg. produce.
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP
Bonawitz chas. E., Alillersbujg, R
D. No, _, wholesale produce
Bonawitz, Geo. A., Loyalton milk
ducT an ' W - Miliersburg, pro
aU d n u d ce™ an ' MichaeI ' Loyalton. pro
Johns' J P 3 ' Rlizab ethville. produce,
.'j P G Loyalton, milk.
Lebo c r il-n° y V ton ' Produce.
mdso' M'Hersburg. it. D. No. 1.
Rnw te A ri Ro y a l to n. mdse.
' Loyalton, mdse.
Shadle, Clayton, Loyalton. cigars.
H. H., Loyalton, gen. store,
femeltz, John E., Loyalton, milk.
SW^,JL a . thanlel K " Elizabethville.
wholesale meat.
Smeltz Harvey E„ Loyalton ,milk.
Swab, Isaiah, Elizabethville, produce,
i eager, L & Son, Millersburg R D
No. 2, flour and feed.
mdse™ 4 "' Oscar, Elizabefhville.
Zerbe, Jonathan, Loyalton, cigars
WAYNE TOWNSHIP
Dimpsey, Austin, Halifax, R. D. No
3, groceries.
Jury, J. E.. Halifax, R. D. No 3
groceries.
Keiter, Aaron M„ Halifax, R. D. No 3
wholesale. '
Keiter, Aaron M„ Halifax, R. D. No 3
mdse.
Strieker, Mary, Enterline, gen. store.
WEST IIANOVEH TOWNSHIP
Ashenfelter, Rebecca, Linglestown.
It. D. No. 2, candy and cigars.
Buck, J. W„ Linglestown, K. D. No
1, meat and produce.
Fox, Geo. W.. Piketown, gen. store.
Hess, 11. M., Linglestown, 11. D. No 1
meat. '
Koons, John F., Hershey, R. D. No 1
gas and oil.
Masslmer, R. F„ Hummelstown, R D
No. 2, mdse.
Perkey, John E„ Harrisburg, R. D
No. 4. meat.
Schaffner, A. M., Hummelstown, R.
D. No. 2, gen. store.
Schubauer, J. C„ Ltnglestown, R. D
No. 1, groceries.
WICOMSCO TOWNSHIP
Allinger, Mrs. Wm., WiconUco, ice
cream.
Batdorf, Mrs. A. M„ Wiconlsco,
shoes.
Beadle, John M„ Wiconisco, cigars
and candy.
Batdorf, John H., Wiconlsco, sta
tionery.
Deitrich, W. W., Wiconisco, pool.
Deitrich, W. W.. Wiconisco, groceries.
Dodd, A. A., Wiconisco, groceries.
Esterline, J. R., Wiconisco, flour and
feed.
Hardman, Aaron H., Wiconisco, milk
and Ice cream.
Fritz, Julius, Wiconisco, restaurant.
Fetterholf, Edward, Wiconisco, candy
and cigars.
Forman Bros., Wiconisco, clothing,
Fritz, Julius, Wiconisco, cigars.
Harman, Edward, Wiconisco, hard
ware.
Kissinger, W. H. & Co., Wiconlsco,
gen. mdse.
Keen Bros., Wiconisco, mdse.
Kelley, William, Wiconlsco, gro
ceries.
Koppenhaver & Son, Lykens, meat.
Long, J. J., Wiconisco, groceries.
Mucher, John J., Wiconisco, shoes.
Miller, John H„ Lykens, candy and
groceries.
Miller, Samuel Est., Wiconisco, gen.
store. •
Miller, Adam, Wiconisco, mdse.
Mucher, Geo. M., Wiconisco. mdse.
Murphy, John J., Wiconisco, cigars.
Pontius, J. H., Wiconisco, cigars.
Prout, J. S., Wiconlsco, drugs.
Rowe, Geo. W., Wiconisco, dry goods.
Row, J. Allen, Wiconlsco, pool.
Row, J.' Allen. Wiconisco, cigars.
Seifert, Leland, Wiconlsco, cigars.
Susquehanna Collieries Co., Lykens,
supplies.
Shadle, Wm. L, Wiconisco, groceries.
Welker, B. J.,. Wiconisco, cigars.
JEEEEKSON TOWNSHIP
Bordner, Jacob, Caraonville, mdse.
HEED TOWNSHIP
Lukens, Mrs. Mary, Duncannon, R. D.
No. 4, groceries.
MIEEUIN TOWNSHIP
Berrysburg Roller Mill, Berrysburg,
mdse.
Kebaugh, J. Mark, Elizabethville, R.
D„ meat.
Minnich, H. E., Berrysburg, produce.
Romberger, H. H„ Berrysburg, Star
Route, meat.
Romberger, Mrs. H. A„ Millersburg,
R. D. No. 1. gen. store.
For the purpose of hearing appeals,
and to correct any errors in appraise
ments, the County Treasurer and
John N. Snyder. Mercantile Ap
praiser, will be at the County Treas
urer's office, Harrisburg, May 20. 1919.
from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M.
JOHN N. SNYDER,
Mercantile Appraiser.
Williamstown. Pa,
May X, 1919.
GERMANS BITTER
ON PEACE TERMS
Inclned, However, to Accept
Their Fate, Americans
Learn
Bji Associated Prcst.
Coblcnz, May 13.—Thq.jmpression
gained by American through
talking with Germans regarding the
peace terms is that many of them
are bitter and sullen, but are In
clined to resign themselves to accept
any terms, no matter how harsh
they may be. No concrete plan of
uction has ben suggested In the
event the German delegates at Ver
sailles refuse to sign the treaty.
American officers say the com
mon people in the occupied area
have widely divergent views, but
that, as a whole, they appear more
or less stunned. Many of them seem
crushed, but others are showing a
spirit of bravado. Several German
officials are quoted as having said
that the terms are more severe than
they had expected, but although it
would he necessary for the German
delegates to argue against some of
the conditions imposed, they felt
there was little else to do but sign.
British and U. S.
Agree on Settlement
of All War Claims
Washington, May 13. —A "com
plete and comprehensve settle
ment" of all claims between the
United States and Great Britain
growing out of the military opera
tions, has been reached by the
American Liquidation Commission.
Secretary Baker announced that
under the settlement the British
government would pay the United
States $35,500,000 as a net and final
adjustment.
| The claims made by the United
States consisted largely of the Brit
ish government's share in the ex
penses of procuring spruce for avia
tion material, the production of
Liberty engines, the proportion of
American wool turned over to Brit
ish manufacturers for uniforms and
shipments of cotton linters, powder
and distillates.
The adjustment of the British
claims is the first to be reached by
the American Liquidation Commis
sion.
Asks Allies to Study
Boundaries Between
Poland and Ukraine
•Stanislau, West Ukraine, May 13.
—The West Ukrainian government
recently issued a statement asking
that a new Allied mission come
here to study the question of the
boundaries between Poland and the
Ukraine dispute over which leads to
fighting between the Poles and
Ukrainians in the possession of
Lemberg and the oil fiieds nearby.
The Ukrainian government also
protested against the action of the
Inter-Allied Mission for blaming the
Ukrainians for resuming the fight
against the Poles. It is pointed out
by Ukrainians that the mission
should have exercised its influence
to induce the Poles to retire from
the disputed territory.
It is thought here that the only
way of stopping hostilities would
be to clear the disputed region of
both Polish and Ukrainian troops
and to'neutralize the whole Lem
berg oil zone. After that the fixing
of the boundaries would be the
work of many months.
Municipal Markets in
the United States
Washington, May 13—According
to a report about to be issued by
Director Sam L. Rogers, of the Bu
reau of the Census, Department of
Commerce, municipal markets were
maintained during the fiscal year
1918 by 128 of the 227 cities having
more than 30,000 inhabitants. These
128 cities reported a tolad of 23 7
markets, 174 of which did a retail
business, fourtcn a wholesale busi
ness and fortw-nlne conducted both
retail and wholesale business. The
market employes numbered 540.
The largest number of markets
shown for any one city is nineteen,
for New Orleans: Baltimore report
ed eleven. New York nine, Wilming
ton. Del., eight, Pittsburgh six and
Los Angeles, Milwaukee, Washing
ton, D. C.. and Columbus, Ohio, five
each. No other city maintained
more than four and the majority
operated onl yone each.
This report was prepared under
the supervision of Starke M. Grogan.
chief statistician for statistics of
states and cities. Since the Bureau
of the Census is authorized by law
to collect statistics only from those
cities which have populations of
more than 30,000, it was impossible
to extend the inquiry to the many
smaller municipalities which also
maintain markets.
Villa Captures Parral
and 260 Prisoners
EI Paso, Tex.. May 13.—Accord
ing to information received here
from Parral, Francisco Villa retook
that city Thursday and made pris
oners of the garrison of 260 men
under Colonel Gomez, who had oc
cupied the town but two days be
fore.
The garrison was outnumbered
and made little resistance. Repeat
ing his action when he took Parral
on Easter Sunday. Villa freed the
prisoners and told them to go to
work. Casualties were light on both
sides.
NOT DEAD
Emporia, Kan.. —When Mrs. Clay
ton Childers of Emporia was called
to the telephone at 5 o'clock one
morning recently, a voice she
thought she recognized asked her
what were the chances for getting
something to eat, and then she was
Bure she recognized the voice. It
was her brother, Charles Brown, of
whose death Mrs. Childers received
official notification last autumn.
This report afterwards was dis
puted and later a letter came from
young Brown, dated January 16. This
was the last time Mrs. Childers had
heard from him. and at that time he
was in a hospital suffering from gun
shot wounds.
Another brother of Mrs. Childers
was killed In action in France, and
another has returned and is at work
in Emporia.
BIG HORNED OWL CAPTURED
A big "horned owl," captured in
"the Jungles of Iredell," is on exhibi
tion at the store of the Polk Gray
Drug Company. He measures four
and a half feet from tip to tip and
is one of the largest birds of the
nighthawk species ever oeen in these
parts.
He enjoys fresh meat "immense
ly." He is one of the kind whose
night calls fill the utmosphere, and
some of the local sportsmen are
claiming that he Is close kin to "Pe-
I gram's owl." —From the Statesvtlle,
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