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Trenton 96,815
Nyack
4,619
Ogdensburg
15,933
Olean
. 14,743
Ossining
.11,480
Cortland 11,504
Minot
UNITED STATES CENSUS, 1910
Cambridge
11,327
Toledo
168,497
Canal Dover
6,621
Toronto
4,271
Canton
50,217
Troy
6,122
Chillicothe
14,508
Cincinnati .364,463
Circleville 6,744
Cleveland .560,663
Columbus
181,511
Conneaut
8,319
Coshocton
9,603
Cuyahoga Falls 4,020
Dayton 116,577
Defiance 7,327
9,076
Delphos
5,038
Dennison
4,008
East Cleveland
9,179
East Liverpool
.20,387
East Youngstown
4,972
Elyria
14,825
Findlay
14,858
Fostoria
9,597
Fremont
9,939
Galion 7,214
Gallipolis
5,560
Greenfield
4,228
Greenville
6,237
Hamilton
.35,279
Hillsboro 4,296
Jackson
5,468
Ironton
13,147
Kent
4,488
Kenton 7,185
Lakewood
15,181
Lancaster 13,093
Lima .30,508
Logan 4,850
Lorain
28,883
Madisonville 5,193
Mansfield
20,768
Marietta 12.923
Marion 18,232
Martins Ferry 9,133
Massilon
13,879
Miamisburg
4,271
Middletown
13,152
Mingo Junction 4,049 . ·
Mt Vernon
9,087
Napoleon
4,007
Nelsonville 6,082
Newark 25,404
New Philadelphia Niles
8,361
Norwalk
7,858
Norwood
16,185
Oberlin
4,365
Painesville 5,501
Piqua 13,388
4,023
Portsmouth
23,481
Ravenna
5,310
Salem
8,943
Saint Marys
5,732
Sandusky
19,989
Shelby
4,903
Sidnev
6,607
Springfield 46,921
Steubenville .22,391
Tiffin
. 11,894
OKLAHOMA
Ada 4,349
Altus
4,821
Ardmore
8,618
Bartlesville
6,181
Chickasha
Durant .10,320
5,330
El Reno
7,872
Enid
.13,799
Guthrie
.11,654
Hugo
4,582
Lawton 7,788
McAlester
12,954
Muskogee
.25,278
Oklahoma
64.205
Okmulgee
4,176
Sapulpa 8,283
Shawnee
12,474
Tulsa
18,182
Vinita
4,082
Wagoner
4,018
OREGON
Albany
4.275
Ashland
5,020
Astoria
9.599
Baker
6,742
Corvallis 4,552
Eugene 9,009
La Grande 4,843
Medford
8,840
Oregon City
4,287
Pendleton 4,460
Portland 207,214
Roseburg 4,738
Saint Johns
4,872
Salemi
14,094
The Dalles
4,880
PENNSYLVANIA
Allentown 51,913
Altoona 52,127
Ambridge
5.205
Archibald 7,194
Ashland 6,855
Ashley 5,601
Avoca
4,634
Bangor
5,369
Beaver Falls 12,191
Bellefonte 4,145
Bellevue
6,323
Urbana
7,739
Urichsville
4,751
Van Wert
7,157
Wapakoneta
5,349
Warren
11,081
Washington C H.
7,277
Wellston
6.875
Wellsville
7,769
Wilmington 4,491
Wooster
6,136
Xenia
8,706
Youngstown
. 79,066
Zanesville
28,026
Delaware
Union City
4,804
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Pomeroy
8,542
UNITED STATES CENSUS, 1910
Bloomsburg
7,413
Lewistown 8,166
Berwick
5,357
Lock Haven 7,772
Bethlehem
12,837
Luzerne
5,426
Braddock
19,357
McKeesport
42,694
Bradford
. 14,544
Jic Kees Rocks
. 14,702
Bristol
9,256
Mahonoy City 15,936
Meadville 12,780
Carbondale .17,040
Mechanicsburg
4,469
Carlisle
10,303.
Middletown
5,374
Catasauqua
5,250
Minersville
7,240
Chambersburg
11,800
Milton
7,460
Charleroi
9,615
Monessen
11,775
Chester 38,537
Monongahela
7,598
Coaldale
5,154
Mt Oliver
4,241
Coatesville
.11,084
Mt Pleasant
5,812
Columbia
11,454
Munhall
5,185
Connelsville
12,845
Nanticoke
18,877
Conshohocken
7,480
New Brighton
8,329
Coraopolis
5,252
New Castle .36,280
Corry
5,991
New Kensington 7,707
27,875
Danville
7,517
Northampton
8,729
Darby
6,305
Old Forge
11,324
Dickson City
9,331
Donora
8,174
Oliphant
8,505
Dubois
12,623
Parsons
4,338
Dunmore
17,615
Peckville
5,345
Duquesne
15,727
Duryea
7,487
Easton
.28,523
East Pittsburg
5,615
Edwardsville
8,407
Erie 66,525
Ford City
4,850
Pottsville
.20,236
Franklin 9,767
Freeland
6,197
Punxsutawney
9,058
Galeton 4,027
Renova
4,621
Gilberton
5,401
Saint Clair
6,455
Glassport
5,540
Saint Marys
6,346
Greensburg
13,012
Sayre
6,426
Greenville
5,909
Schuylkill Haven
4,747
Hanover
7,057
Scottdale
5,456
Harrisburg
. 64,186
Herrin
6,861
Shamokin
. 19,588
Homestead
18,713
Sharon
. 15,270
Huntingdon
6,861
Sharpsburg
8,153
Indiana
5,749
Shenandoah
25,774
Jeannette
8,077
South Bethlehem
. 19,973
Jersey Shore
5,381
South Fork
4,592
Johnsonburg
4,334
South Sharon
10,190
Johnstown
55,482
Steelton
14,246
Juniata
5,285
Stroudsburg
4,379
Kane
6,626
Summithill
4,209
Kingston
6,449
Sunbury
13,770
Kittanning
4,311
Swissvale
7,381
Lancaster
47,227
Tamaqua
9,462
Lansdowne 4,066
Tarentum
7,414
Lansford 8,321
Taylor 9,060
Larksville
9,288
Throop 5,133
Latrobe
8,777
Titusville
8,533
Lebanon
19,240
Towanda 4,281
Lehighton
5,316
Turtle Creek
4,995
Oil City
15,657
Phoenixville . 10,743
Pitcairn 4,975
Pittsburg . 533,905
Pittston .16,267
Plymouth 16,996
Forest City 5,749
Pottstown
. 15,599
Gettysburg 4,030
Rochester
5,903
Girardville
4,396
Scranton
129,867
Hazelton . 25,452
Sewickley
4,479
Reading
96,071
Philadelphia
1,549,008
Crafton
4,583
Norristown
Clear field 6,851
Mt Carmel
17,532
Carnegie . 10,009
Millvale
7,861
Butler .20,728
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UNITED STATES CENSUS, 1910
Tyrone
Uniontown
. 13,344
Johnson City
8,502
Knoxville (Directory 85,000) 36,346
Memphis 131,105
Morristown 4,007
Murfreesboro
4,679
Nashville
110,364
Union City
4,389
TEXAS
Abilene
9,204
Amarillo
9,957
Austin
29,860
Beaumont
.20,640
Belton
4,164
Big Springs
4,102
Bonham
4,844
Brenham
4,718
Brownsville
10,517
Brownwood
6,967
Bryan
4,132
Cleburne
10,364
Corpus Christi
8,222
Warren
6,585
Warwick
26,629
Westerly
8,696
Woonsocket
38,125
SOUTH CAROLINA
Abbeville
4,459
Anderson
9,654
Charleston
58,833
Chester
4,754
Clifton
4,900
Clinton (P D Co Census)
3,500
Columbia
26,319
Florence
7,057
Gaffney
4,767
Georgetown
5,530
Greenville (P D Co 32,000)
15,741
Greenwood
6,614
Laurens
4,818
Newberry
5,028
Orangeburg
5,906
Piedmont
4,000
Rock Hill
7,216
Spartanburg 17,517
Sumter
8,109
Union
5,623
Yorkville (P D Co Census)
3,600
SOUTH DAKOTA
Aberdeen
10,753
Huron
5,791
Lead
8,392
Mitchell
6,515
Sioux Falls
14,094
Watertown
7,010
TENNESSEE
Bristol 7,148
Chattanooga 44,604
Clarksville 8,548
Cleveland
5,549
Columbia 5,754
Dyersburg
. . 4,149
Jackson
. 15,778
York
. 44,750
Washington
. 18,778
Waynesboro
7,199
Wilkes Barre
. 67,105
Wilkinsburg . 18,924
Williamsport
.31,860
Wilmerding
6,133
Windber 8.013
Winton
5,280
RHODE ISLAND
Bristol
8,565
Central Falls 22,754
Coventry
5,848
East Providence
15,808
Lonsdale
4,500
Manville 5,000
Newport .27,149
Pawtucket .51,622
Providence .224,326
Tiverton 4,032
Corsicana
9,749
Dallas 92,104
Del Rio 4,000
Denison
13,632
Denton
4,732
El Paso
39,279
Ennis
5,669
Fort Worth
73,312
Gainesville
7,624
Galveston
36,981
Greenville
8,850
Hillsboro
6,115
Houston Heights
6,984
Housten
. 78,800
1.aredo
14,855
Longview
. 5,155
Marshall
11,452
Mc Kinney 4,714
Orange 5,527
Palestine
10,482
Paris 11,269
Port Arthur
7,663
San Angelo
10,321
San Antonio
96,614
San Marcos
4,071
Sherman 12,412
5,151
Sweetwater
4,176
Taylor 5,314
Temple 10,993
Terrell
7,050
Texarkana
9,790
Tyler . 10,400
Waco
.26,425
Waxahachie 6,205
Weatherford
5,074
Wichita Falls
8,200
Yoakum
4,657
UTAH
Murray 4,057
Ogden 25,580
Provo 8,925
Salt Lake City 92,777
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7,176
Sulphur Springs
UNITED STATES CENSUS, 1910
VERMONT
Barre
10,734
Bellows Falls
4,883
Bennington 6,211
Brattleboro 6,517
Burlington
.20,468
' Hartford
Montpelier
7,856
Rutland
13,546
Saint Johnsbury
6,693
Springfield
8,250
Winooski 4,520
VIRGINIA
Alexandria 15,329
Charlottsville
6,765
Clifton Forge
5,748
Covington
4,234
Danville
19,020
Fredericksburg
5,874
Hampton
5,505
Harrisonburg
4,879
Lynchburg
.29,494
Newport News
20,205
Norfolk
.67,452
Petersburg
24,127
Portsmouth 33,190
Pulaski .4,807
Radford 4,202
Richmond 127,628
Roanoke
34,874
10,604
6,081
Menomonie
5,036
Merrill
8,689
Milwaukee
.373,857
Monroe
4,410
Neenah
5,734
Oconto
5,629
Oskosh
. 33,062
Platteville
4,452
Portage
5,440
Racine 38,002
5,637
Sheboygan 26,398
South Milwaukee 6,092
Stevens Point
8,692
Stoughton 4,761
4,262
Superior . 40,384
Two Rivers 4,850
Watertown
8,829
Waukesha
8,740
Wausau
16,560
West Allis
6,645
WEST VIRGINIA
Charleston 22,996
Clarksburg
9,201
Benwood 4,976
Bluefield 11,188
Elkins
5,260
Fairmount
9,711
Grafton 7,563
Huntington
31,161
Martinsburg
10,698
Morgantown
9,150
Moundsville 8,918
Parkersburg . 17,842
Wellsburg
4,189
Wheeling
41,641
WISCONSIN
Antigo 7,196
Appleton
.16,773
Ashland
. 11,594
Baraboo
6,324
Beaver Dam
6,758
Beloit
15,125
Berlin
4,636
Chippewa Falls
8,893
De Pere 4,477
Eau Claire
18,310
Fond du Lac
18,797
Grand Rapids 6,521
Green Bay 25,236
Janesville . 13,894
Kaukauna
4,717
Kenosha .21,371
La Crosse . 30,417
Madison 25,531
Manitowoc 13,027
Marinette
14,610
Marshfield 5,783
Menasha
Suffolk
7,008
Winchester
5,864
WASHINGTON
Anacortes 4,168
Bellinghamı
24,298
Centralia
7,311
Chehalis 4,507
Ellensburg 4,209
Everette
24,814
Hoquiam
8,171
North Yakima
14,082
Olympia
6,996
Port Townsend
4,181
Puyallup
. 4,544
Seattle
.237.194
Spokane .104,402
Tacoma . 83,743
Vancouver 9,300
Walla Walla 19,364
Wenatchee
4,050
WYOMING
Cheyenne . 11,320
Laramie 8,237
Rawlings 4,256
Rock Springs 5,778
Sheridan
8,408
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Rhinelander
Sturgeon Bay
Staunton
4,179
Miscellaneous Information Con- cerning Postage Stamps, Pos- tal Cards and Stamped Envelopes
All postage stamps issued by the United States since 1860 are good for postage.
Postage-due stamps are used by post- masters to witness the collection of postage on short-paid matter. These stamps are not good for prepayment of postage and are not sold to the public.
Internal-revenue stamps are neither good for postage nor redeemable by the Post-Office Department.
United States postage stamps are good for postage in Guam, Hawaii, Porto Rico, and Tutuila, but not in the Philip- pine Islands or in the Panama "Canal Zone." Postage stamps overprinted "Philippines" or "Canal Zone, Panama," are not good for postage or redeemable in the United States.
Postage Stamps .- The Department is- sues postage stamps of the following de- nominations: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 13, 15, and 50 cent, 1, 2, and 5 dollar, and 10-cent special delivery.
Postage stamps that are mutilated, or defaced in any way, can not be accepted for postage.
Stamps cut or otherwise severed from postal cards, embossed United States stamped envelopes, or newspaper wrap- pers are not redeemable or good for postage.
Postage stamps are neither redeemable from purchasers nor exchangeable for those of other denominations or any other stamped paper.
Postage stamps should not be used for making remittances. They may be lost or may adhere in transit, and such use tends to disorganize the proper equaliza- tion of postmasters' compensation under the law. Ample registry and money-or- der facilities are provided for the safe transmission of funds by mail.
No postage-stamped paper is sold by the Department direct; it must be bought of postmasters.
Postal cards are furnished at the post- age value represented by the stamp im- pressed thereon.
Single postal cards for domestic and foreign correspondence are furnished at 1 cent and 2 cents each, and double (re- ply) postal cards at 2 and 4 cents each, respectively.
Domestic single cards are furnished in sheets of 40 each, when so desired, for printing purposes.
United States stamped envelopes .- The Department issues thirteen different sizes of stamped envelopes, the smallest 2 7-8 by 5 1-4, the largest 4 3-8 by 10 1-8 inches, in three qualities and five colors of paper, as follows: First quality, white and amber: second quality, buff and blue; third quality, manila. The denomina- tions are 1, 2, 4, and 5 cent. A diagram of sizes and schedule of prices may be consulted at any post-office.
Stamped newspaper wrappers are is- sued in 1-cent, 2-cent, and 4-cent denom- inations, and in three sizes.
Unused stamped envelopes and news- paper wrappers, when presented in a substantially whole condition, will be re- deemed by postmasters at their face value either in postage stamps, stamped envelopes, or postal cards, but stamped envelopes bearing a printed return card will be redeemed only from original purchasers.
SPECIAL DELIVERY
A special-delivery stamp, in addition to the lawful postage, secures the im- mediate delivery of any piece of mail matter at any United States post-office within the letter-carrier limits of free- delivery offices and within a 1-mile limit of any other post-office.
Special delivery can be effected only by the use of the special delivery stamp.
Hours of delivery: From 7 a. m. to 11 p. m. at all free-delivery offices, and fro:) 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. at all other offices, or until after the arrival of the last mail at night, provided that be not later than 9 p. m. Special-delivery mail must be de- livered on Sundays as well as on other days, if post-office is open on Sundays.
If special-delivery matter fails of deliv-
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ery because there is no person at the place of address to receive it, the matter is returned to the post-office and deliv- ered in the ordinary mail.
Special-delivery matter may be for- warded, but is not entitled to special de- livery at the second office of address un- less forwarded on a general forwarding request before attempt at delivery has been made at the post-office of original address.
A special-delivery stamp does not give a piece of mail matter any other security than that given to ordinary mail matter.
Rural letter carriers are required to de- liver special-delivery mail to the resi- dences of patrons of their routes if they live within 1 mile of the routes. Special- delivery matter addressed to patrons of rural free delivery who reside more than 1 mile from the routes will be placed in the box of the addressee in the same imanner as ordinary mail.
REGISTRY SYSTEM. Valuable Matter Should Be Registered. REGISTRY FEE, 10 CENTS.
Registered mails reach every post-of- fice in the world. The system insures safe transit and correct delivery.
In case of loss, the sender or owner of a registered article prepaid at the let- ter rate of postage, mailed at, and ad- dressed to, a United States post-office, is indemnified for its value up to $50.00.
Valuable letters and parcels, and those which the sender wishes positively to know have been correctly delivered, should be registered.
The registry fee is 10 cents for each separate letter or parcel, in addition to the postage, both to be fully prepaid with postage stamps attached to the letter or parcel.
Any piece of mail matter ma" be reg- istered at any post-office or station thereof, and by any rural free-delivery carriers. In residential districts of cities, letters and packages of first-class matter that are not cumbersome on account of size, shape, or weight can be registered by letter carriers at the house door as safely as if brought to the post-office. .
In order to have a letter or parcel reg- istered it is necessary merely to have it properly prepared, addressed, and stamp- ed, and the name and address of the sender written or printed on it. It should be handed to the postmaster, clerk, or carrier, who will write out a registration receipt for the sender.
MONEY-ORDER FEES.
Fees for money orders payable in the United States (including Guam, Hawaii,
Porto Rico, and Tutuila, Samoa); also for orders payable in Canada, Cuba, Newfoundland, the United States postal agency at Shanghai (China), and the Philippine Islands:
For sums not exceeding $2.50 3 cents
Over $2.50 to $5 5 cents
Over $5 to $10. 8 cents
Over $10 to $20
. 10 cents
Over $20 to $30.
12 cents
Over $30 to $40. 15 cents
Over $40 to $50 18 cents
Over $50 to $60.
. 20 cents
Over $60 to $75. .25 cents
Over $75 to $100 .30 cents
DOMESTIC RATES OF POSTAGE.
Class 1 (sealed or unsealed), 2 cents for 1 ounce or fraction.
Class 2 (unsealed, transient), 1 cent for each 4 ounces or fraction.
Class 3 (unsealed), 1 cent for each 2 ounces or fraction.
Class 4 (unsealed), 1 cent for 1 ounce or fraction.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF AR- TICLES IN DOMESTIC MAIL MATTER AND RATES OF POSTAGE.
Article. Class.
Advertising cards combined with post cards .3d
Advertising signs printed on other material than paper .. 4th
Albums, autograph, without writing .. 4th
Albums, autograph, with writing. 1st
Albums, photograph
4thì
Almanacs
.3d
Animals, stuffed
4th
Architectural designs, printed. .3d
Architectural designs, containing
writing (see Drawings) .1st
Artificial flowers
4th
Assessment notices, wholly in print.
.3d
Assessment notices, partly in writing .. 1st Baggage checks, metal 4th
Bees, queen
4th
Bills, wholly or partly in writing. 1st
Blank account books.
4th
Blank books, with written entries 1st
Blank cards
4tl1
Blank printed forms, with written sig- nature 1st
Blind, indented or perforated sheets of paper containing characters which can be read by the, un- sealed
3d
Blueprints
.3d
Books, printed
3d
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HEADQUARTERS, 202 EAST 12TH STREET, NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED NOVEMBER, 1898
J. L. HILL, President R. H. DONNELLEY, 1st Vice-President W. H. LEE, 2nd Vice-President W. H. BATES, Secretary and Treas.
TRUSTEES
WM. E. MURDOCK, Boston
W. H. BATES, New York
R. H. DONNELLEY, Chicago.
W. H. LEE, New Haven
A. V. WILLIAMS, Cincinnati E. M. GOULD, St. Louis
J. L. HILL, Richmond, Va.
W. G. TORCHIANA, Phila.
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SECOND :- To protect the public against fraudulent advertising schemes, operated under the name of director- ies, and to drive the promoters of such out of the business.
THIRD :- To provide permanent and continuous em- ployment for honest and faithful directory canvassers.
FOURTH :- For the mutual advancement of the estab- lished and prospective interests of all who may become members of the Association.
$100 REWARD
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OR
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Botanical specimens, not susceptible of being used in propagation. th
Bulbs
4th
Calendars, printed on paper.
.3d
Calendars, printed on material other
than paper
4th
Candies
4th
Carbon copies of typewritten matter .. 1st Card games 4th
Cards, blank
4th
Cards, Christmas, Easter, etc., printed
on paper
3d
Cards, Christmas, Easter, etc., printed on material other than paper .. 4th
Cards, visiting, bearing name. 1st
Catalogues
3đ
Certificates, blank
3d
Certificates, filled out in writing.
1st
Check books, blank. 3d
Checks, blank
3d
Checks, in writing, canceled or uncan-
celed
1 st
Chestnuts
4th
Chiromos, printed on paper
.3d
Cigars
4th
Circulars, printed
3d
Clippings (see Newspaper clippings) .3d
Cloth, samples of.
4th
Coin
4th
Coin holders, card, blank ..
4th
Copy books, school, with printed lines and instructions for use .. .3d
Crayon pictures or drawings, framed
or unframed
4th
Cuts, wood and metal
4th
Cuttings of plants or trees
4th
Daguerreotypes
4th .
Designs, wholly in print on paper.
.3d
Diplomas, blank
.3₫
Diplomas, filled out in writing.
1st
Drawings (pen or pencil), without
writing, framed or unframed ... ... 4th
Drawings or plans containing written words, letters, or figures indicating size, price, dimensions, etc .. 1st
Electrotype plates 4th Engravings, when framed. 4th
Engravings and wood cuts, impres- sions from, printed on paper ... 3₫
Engravings and wood cuts on wood or metal base ... .4th
Envelopes, mailed in bulk. 4th
Flour, samples of .. 4th
Flowers, cut or artificial. 4th
Fruit, dried
4th
Geological specimens
4th
Grain, samples of.
4th
Herbs, dried
4th
Honey, in comb.
4th
Insects, dried
4th
Tags
4th
Invitations, printed or engraved, con- taining no other writing than date and name and address of person addressed and sender. .3d
Labels, written 1st
Letterpress copies of handwritten or
typewritten matter
1st
Liquids
4th
Liquors, ardent, vinous, spirituous, or malt, unmailable.
Lithographs
.3d
Magazines or newspapers, mailed by the public, 1 cent for each 4 ounces or fraction 2d
Manuscript or typewritten copy, with- out proof sheets. 1st
Manuscript copy, accompanied with
proof sheets
.3d
Maps, printed on cloth. 4th
Maps, printed on paper, with the nec-
essary mountings
.3d
Medals or coins.
4th
Merchandise, samples of.
4th
Metals
4th
Alinerals
4th
Music books
.3d
Newspaper clippings, with name and date of paper stamped or written in .3d
Newspapers or magazines, mailed by the public, 1 cent for eachi 4 ounces or fraction 2d
Nuts, in natural state.
4th
Paintings, framed or unframed.
4th
Paper, blank
4th
Patterns, printed or unprinted ..
4th
Photographs, mounted or unmount- ed 3đ
Plans and architectural designs, print- ed 3d
Plants for propagating purposes ..
4th
Postage stamps, canceled or uncan- celed 3d
l'ostal cards, wholly or partly in writ-
ing, remailed
1st
Post cards, printed.
3d
Posters, printed on cloth.
4th
Posters, printed on paper.
.3d
Price lists, printed, containing written figures changing individual items .. 1st Price lists, wholly in print .. . 3d
Printed matter on other material than paper 4th
Printing, samples of.
3d
Proof sheets, printed, corrected, with
or without manuscript.
.3d
Receipts, printed, with written signa-
tures
.1st
Receipts, partially printed, with writ-
ing
1st
Roots
4th
Rulers, wooden or metal.
4th
Seeds
4th
Sheet music
3d
Shorthand or stenographic notes.
1st
Soap
4th
Telegram blanks
3d
Tintypes
4th
Typewritten matter, original letter-
press and manifold copies thereof .. 1st
Valentines, printed on paper.
... 3d
Valentines, printed on other material
than paper
4th
Wall paper
4th
DIRECTORY ADVERTISING ALWAYS PAYS
The Elizabeth City, In. C. City Directory
Vol. II.
1912-1913
Vol. II.
THE PIEDMONT SERIES
ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS WORK
adv-advertisement.
agt-agent. al-alley.
ct-court.
ctr-cutter.
dep-deputy.
dept-department.
dir-dealer.
mngr-manager.
msgr-messenger.
mstr-master.
Sou-Southern.
bkkpr-bookkeeper. Bidg-building. bidr-builder.
emp-employment. electro-electrician. engor-engineer. ext-extension.
figmn-flagman.
opp-opposite.
opr-operator.
stengr-stenogra- pher.
brkmn-brakeman.
cabtmkr-cabinet- maker.
gen'i-general. h-house.
passgr-passenger.
photog-photog- rapher. pl-place.
tchr-teacher. tel opr-telegraph operator. trav-traveling.
cik-clerk. co-county.
Inspr-inspector. la-lane.
lab-laborer.
laund-laundry.
lyr-layer.
condr-conductor.
mchst-machinist.
(r)-rear.
wid-widow.
contr-contractor.
mkr-maker.
mkt-market.
rd-road.
wks-works.
ATThe classification by business will be found after the alphabetical arrangement of names. For full indices to the contents of the work, see index. Names marked · are those of colored persons except where a * is used to denote a certain occupation or special business beading.
ELIZABETH CITY N C [1912-13] CITY DIRECTORY 105
A
*Adams Alex (Henrietta), mill wkr, h 312 Stark Abbott R C (Ora), bkkpr W C Glover, h 539 Riverside av Adams Jas F (Margaret), engnr, h 122 e Cypress
*Adams Jordan (Sallie), lab, h 309 Stark
*Adams Louis (Emma), lab, h 410 n Harney ADVANCE THE (weekly newspaper), 17 s Water, Herbert Peele, editor and publisher (see inside back cover)
*Akerson Jesse (Rose), farmer, h Factory av extd Albemarle High School, Harney
Albemarle Iron Wrks, 512 Riverside av, T B Hayman, propr Albemarle Park, Riverside av, s of City
It will be worth while for you to visit
WORTH'S ART & STATIONERY STORE A COMPLETE LINE OFFICE SUPPLIES TYPEWRITERS
ART GOODS
cot byr- cotton buy- er.
mldr-moulder. mlor-milliner.
mnfg-manufactur- ing.
Ry-railway. 8-south. sec-secretary. ship-shipping. sismn-salesman.
appr-apprentice. asso-association. asst-assistant.
atty-attorney.
av-avenue.
e-east.
smstrs-seamstress.
solr-solicitor.
biksmith-black- smith.
fr-floor.
frt-freight.
paperhngr-paper- hanger.
supt-superintend- ent.
carp-carpenter.
cht-chief.
int rev-internal revenue.
ins-insurance.
pistr-plasterer. plmbr-plumber. P O-post office. pres-president. prin-principal. propr-proprietor.
treas-treasurer. uphr-upholsterer.
colir-collector.
comr-commissioner. com mer- commis- sion merchant.
v-pres-vice-presl- dent. w-west. whol-wholesale.
confr-confectioner.
mdse-merchandise.
R M S-railroad mail service.
wkr-worker.
cor-corner.
ftr-fitter.
n-north. nr-near. off-office.
вр-враее. spl-special. sq-square.
bds-boards.
manfr-manufac- turer.
rms-room6. R R-Rallroad.
3*
KRAMER BROS. & COMPANY
Lumber, Millwork, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Screens, Etc.
No. 116-136 N. Martin St.
Elizabeth City, N. C.
106 ELIZABETH CITY N C [1912-13] CITY DIRECTORY
ALBEMARLE PHARMACY, 2 e Main cor Road-phone 152, F G Jacocks propr (see top lines)
ALBEMARLE STEAM LAUNDRY, cor e Matthews and McMor- ine, L E Skinner propr -- phone 125 (see bottom lines)
Albert R C (Ora), clk, h 539 Riverside av
Albertson Elias, kpr County Jail, 109 Pool
Albertson Jno ( May), mill wkr, h 526 Chestnut
Albertson Katharine Miss, tchr High School, h 209 w Church
Albertson Lessie C Miss, clk Albemarle Steam Lndry, h 6 Cedar
Albertson Lonnie A (Lou), driver, h 214 Broad
Albertson Lula, wid Jas M, h 233 w Fearing
Albertson Marcie P Miss, h 209 w Church
Albertson Rebecca Miss, h 209 w Church
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