COLUM BIA A N D MONTOUR COUNTIES Store, W. I*. M cM ichael, O scar Thornton, United C ig a r Stores Co. Druggists— Clew cll & C u rrin, G ould's D ru g Store, N . B . Shales, C . T . Steck, E d w ard A . Steck. H . T . Waldncr. Confectioners— Boston C andy Kitchen, H. H. Brow n, G eorge C o n fa ir, B . D. Fcnstcrmacher, Jo h n R . Gould, L . J . M anning. H . T . Waldncr. Bakeries— B erw ick B akery. H . M . FetteroH. W. C . H eckm an. W. J. Herbinc, Jan tzcn's Bakery. Barbers— E . Bickel, H . H . B row n . Jam e s Canouse, D . E . L e w is. J . M . Pollock, W. I. Shrader. Blacksm iths— I-ouis Dauber, C. E . T rcscolt, Joseph E . M oore. Restaurants— H . W. Prutzm an, H icks' R e s taurant, F ran k L . W right, W illiam F . Boyer, George E . Clem ens, S . K . H eller, Edw ard Schenkc. H . S . W illiam s. Five and T en Cent Stores— Robert W . Hamian, S terlin g Store, F . W. W oolworth. Florist.s— W'. C . Brittain. D . W'. D avis. Dixon's Greenhouse. Jo h n A . Sm ethcrs & Son. Flour and Feed— T . M . Bom boy, Jo h n C . Crisman & So n, H. L . H arrison & B ro., T . J . Garrison, H ow ard G reenly. Furniture— F . L . Distichurst, Wilson H ar ter, Jam es T ierson. jew elers— S . E . Fensterm achcr, W. D. Hons, M . Sherm an. I^idies’ Furnishings— I*hiladclphia Bargain House, Bon T on Bargain Store. U verym en— R alph E d w ard s, D. W'. M itch ell & Son. H . O . Ruch. W. A . Su tliff, W. B . Wright. Lum lK f and B u ild ers’ Supplies— Berw ick Lumber & S u p p ly Co., H a rry Fahringer, W il liam K rug. W. J . M ansfield. J . W . Sitler. Meat M arkets— C. H . Belles, E . A . H art man, A . K ro n w, S . L . Seesoltz, C . B . W il son. Men's Furnishings— H ouscnick & Co., M a rx 1 -evy & Son, A . A . ix:rch . M oss Clothing Company. Tailors— B . & B . T ailo rin g Co., M ike B rolhIcr. Bedard’s T a ilo r Shop. Millinciy— M rs. L . W. H art. M rs. G . P. Wakefield, Bon T on B aig ain Store, M iss E . B. I>c Voe. Photographers— W'illiam J . H ertz, J . E. Fenstcmacher. Plumbers—J . J . C lark, B . L . Eshlem an & Son, W'. G. F ow ler, O . W . G eorge, K irkcndall & Brownson. C harles H . Smith. Printers— -Berw ick E n terp rise, B . F . Schol-
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Icnbcrger, L c a m ’s Printing H ouse, C . A . Raselcy. R eal Estate— S . W'. Dickson, J . W . E van s, S . T . Styer. Shoe D ealers— M artin Basch, S . Bruan, J o seph Badolato, L . H olfm an, L . J . M anning, A . B . M esscrsm ith, R . O . Bow er, H . H . M crrion & Co., T h e $ 1.9 8 Sh oe Store. U ndertakers— G . G . Baker, I. J . H ess & Son, K elehner, H . E . W alton. C o n tr a c to r s -D . B . Beck, Jo h n H cavener, William K ru g, W. J . M ansfield, H . E . Shotwell, C . E . S itler, J . W. S ille r, Zeiser Bros., Ximmerman & K cndig. HOTFXS
O ne of the handsomest hotels in central Pennsylvania is the Hotel M orton, Berw ick, o f which G eorge H . M orton is the proprie tor. I'h e substantia] brick building, with seventy rooms, is located on the co m er o f Front and M arket streets, the site of the old C ross K e y s tavern built in early times by Jo h n Junes, T lic S t. C'harles H otel, built on the site of the original home o f E van O wen, the found e r o f Berw ick, is now o]>eratcd by Jo h n P. Brenner, and is one of the best in the county. O ther hotels are the A im ctti. A lg a ti, B e r w ick, Central, Colum bia, E xch an ge, Fedora, Bishop, Fairm an, Friedm an, H anover, Reiter, Linden. K u p sky, M arko, M orton, Rom e, Schanglcr, Sjw ncnlw rg, Weiss, Susquehanna. PROFESSIONAL
T h e resident physicians in B erw ick arc D rs. E . A . Allcm an. J . H . Bowm an. F . R . C lark, Joseph Cohen, E . L . D avis, R . O . D avis, J . B. Follm cr, M . J . F reas, E . A . Glenn, W. H . H cnsyl, P. II. Jam ison, A . U. M acC rca, J . P. P fah lcr, C. T . Steck, R . E . W am tz. T h e attorneys resident in B erw ick a r e : R . 0 . Brockw ay. Conw ay W. Dickson, S . W . Dickson, W. E . Elm cs, Jam e s I., E v an s, A . C . Jackson, J . G . Ja y n e, W. S . Shafplcs.s. D entists: D rs. P au l W. E v es, B. G . K lcintob. I I . H . Long, C. E . Schwcpi>cnhciscr. RANKS
f i r s t N ational B a n k O r g a n i z a t i o n . — D urin g the sum m er o f 1864 several inform al meetings of the busi ness men o f B erw ick. P a., w ere held with the object o f taking advantage of the N ational
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