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Collegeville, Providence Independent Newspaper, 1875-1898 Perkiomen Valley Ursinus College Digital Commons @ Ursinus College The iH storical Society of Trappe, Collegeville, Providence Independent Newspaper, 1875-1898 Perkiomen Valley 2-24-1887 Providence Independent, V. 12, Thursday, February 24, 1887, [Whole Number: 610] Providence Independent Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/providence Part of the American Politics Commons, Cultural History Commons, Social History Commons, and the United States History Commons Click here to let us know how access to this document benefits oy u. Recommended Citation Independent, Providence, "Providence Independent, V. 12, Thursday, February 24, 1887, [Whole Number: 610]" (1887). Providence Independent Newspaper, 1875-1898. 387. https://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/providence/387 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The iH storical Society of Trappe, Collegeville, Perkiomen Valley at Digital Commons @ Ursinus College. It has been accepted for inclusion in Providence Independent Newspaper, 1875-1898 by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ Ursinus College. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Persistent in the Right; Fearless in Opposing Wrong. V O L U M E 1 3 - C O LLEG hEV ILLE, ZPZEUNTlSr3 A-., FEBRUABY 34, 1887'- W HOLE IsTTTlVriBIEIR,, 810 Wanen C Missimerin Pottsgrove 61 00 INQUISITIONS. J W. ROYER, M. D-, J G. T. MILLER. TABULAR STATEMENT, Jacob White In Springfield 30 00 Justice of the Peace $ 611 91 Of County and State Taxes Charged to Co. Treasurer, H. A. Cole for the Year 1886. H. F. Beaver In Perkiomen 65 00 F. Rosenberger “ 100 00Samuel Aikens Coroner , 483 53 Practising Physician* CARPENTER and BUILDER* A. C. Kratz “ 55 00 Post Mortem Examinations 265 00 M. Rimby burying Jas Coleman 10 00 TRAPPE PA. W. F. Dannehower in Limerick 248 00 TRAPPE, PA, COUNTY TAX 1886. STATE TAX, 1886. W. H. Cook In Norristown 1,000 00 “ “ Hungarian 10 00 TOWNSHIPS, “ “ Stranger 10 00 Office at his residence, nearly opposite Masonic Estimates for work furnished upon application, J. A. Strassberger ir. Limerick 294 00 F. March iu Limerick 14 00 Chas Y. Smith burying Geo Jones 10 00 Hall. and contracts taken. All orders will be attended WARDS AND T. O. Gorman “ Hungarian 10 00 to promptly. jan.l ,’85,tf. Charged Received Charged Received Balance Charged Received Charged Balance James Barndt in Franconia 24 00 to Out­ Fred Reuse in New Hanover 150 00Levi Jones “ Stranger 10 00 BOROUGHS to Co. by Co. to from Out­ to Co. by Co. Nie(e & Bro “ two strangers 23 50 M Y. WEBER, M. D., Treas'ur. Treas'ur. Col'tors. Col'tors. standing Treas’er Treos'er. Col’tors. standing. Lewis M. Childs 80 00 JgLMER E. CONWAY. “ “ 40 00Geo M. Bishop “ Stranger 10 00 S, D. Hunsberger & Bro. Franconia 30 00 Bridgeport.............................. $ 2582 83 $ 1504 50 $ 1078 33 $ 125 00 $ 953 33 $ 432 88 $ 844 03 $ 88 851$ 88 85 $ 1,463 94 Practising Physician* Conshohocken, 1st W........... 2169 02 702 63 1466 49 175 99 1290 60 144 81 103 66 41 16 41 16 J. P. Hale Jenkins Non [stown 600 00 ' BOOT and SHOEMAKER ! 2nd W............ ’ 3206 48 1913 33 1293 15 351 38 941 77 706 14 603 29 102 83 102 85 H. J. Smith East Greenville 175 00 PRINTING. EVANSBURG, PA “ 3rd W............. 1451 30 690 60 760 70 97 31 663 39 191 51 150 21 41 30 41 30 Jesse Gery East Greenville 213 00 George W. Evans et al $ 75 75 COLLEGEVILLE, PA. 4t West.............. 2126 08 1530 01 596 07 596 07 557 61 . 538 21 19 0 19 40 Philip Super Uppei Hanover 115 00 Morgan R. Wills 503 63 Penn Tack Works Norristown 1,322 50 Office Hours:—until 9. a. m., 7 to 9 p. m. Good workmanship and good fit guaranteed. East Greenville..................... 619 18 502 15 117 03 117 03 387 09 376 69 10 40 10 40 S. B. Helffenstein 175 62 Green Lane............................ 272 15 129 73 142 42 142 45 97 13 85 7( 11 43 11 43 Harry Swartz Norristown 5 00-F. T Beerer 1 00 Stitched work a specialty. Repairing done Jno. P. Illllegass Lpper Hanover 21 00 neatly and promptly. may-7-lyr. Hatboro......................... - .... 1277 63 703 68 573 95 149 00 424 95 314 80 268 50 46 30 46 30 Daily Times limited 113 05 Jenkintown........ ......... .... 2399 29 1347 00 1052 29 211 62 840 67 523 77 377 56 140 21 121 66 M. D. Evans Pottsgrove 389 00 A. Kneule & Son 146 50 T H. HAMER, M. D. 1906 91 1246 27 660 64 660 64 859 32 320 81 38 51 38 51 Isaac Wanr.er Lower Merion 40 00 A. Kneule 73 75 UNDAY PAPERS. Norristown, 1st W ............... 3233 45 2253 16 980 29 103 03 880 29 428 87 338 2i 90 6 ! 0 61 Maurice Geist Pottsgrove 14 00 A. R. Saylor 60 00 COLLEGEVILLE, PA. s “ 2nd W............ 3177 33 2483 26 692 07 50 00 642 07 1503 04 1.394 C6 108 98 108 98 8. G Williamson Lower Meriou 300 00 F. G. Hobson 40 00 “ 3rd W ............. 4481 87 3607 49 877 38 303 00 577 38 2382 68 1977 11 405 51 405 57 Lenard Culp White-marsh 912 00 W. H. Johnson 72 80 The different Philadelphia Sunday papers will t* 4th W............ 4215 41 3123 11 1092 30 200 00 892 30 2078 47 1627 5C 450 91 450 91 George St ng Worcester 200 00 R. H Anderson 65 00 Office Hours -A ™ 9 a: 12 to 2 p. m. -I. A. Strassberger Franconia 275 00 S After 6 p. m. be delivered to those wishing to purchase along “ 5th W ............ 3189 67 2109 41 1080 26 ICO 00 9^0 26 8:0 93 503 50 217 4> 2 7 46 W. T. Robinson 167 10 the line of Collegeville, Freeland and Trappe, “ 6 h W ........ 976 99 629 60 447 39 50 00 397 '39 390 16 372 71 17 4f 17 45 Ed Faires Springfield & Wbitcmarsh 617 00 A. E. Dambly 149 75 5EiF~Special attention given to diseases of the every Sunday morning, “ 7th W ............ 2898 48 1867 18 1031 30 200 03 813 30 783 26 619 4¡ 1' 3 8." 163 83 T. S. C. Lowe et al, Norristown 125 00 F. A Hower 62 50 eye aud ear. HENRY YOST* North W ales.......................... 1193 92 849 78 344 14 239 73 104 41 317 30 .64 97 52 8.” J. S. Selbiger Pottrgrove 180 00 W, J. Binder 67 00 Pottstown, E. W... ............. 2265 57 1430 36 835 21 100 00 735 21 485 45 408 6: 76 8( 76 SO Chas. Roth “ 100 00 Irvin H. Bardman 60 00 News Agent, Collegeville. “ 2nd W ............ 2C84 78 1512 60 572 18 100 03 472 18 12S1 I t 945 5¡ 335 58 335 58 Chas. O. Yccum, Upper Dublin 325 00 John Shupe 35 09 nR. B. F. PLACE, “ . 3rd W............ 1525 48 1230 24 295 24 50 00 245 24 257 61 206 84 50 77 CO 77 Perry L. Anderson Lower Merlon 50 00 A. K, Thomas 18 00 “ W. W............ 2142 26 1637 06 505 20 50 00 455 20 1123 45 mir, as 106 83 106 83 II. D. Saylor Pottstown 705 00 E. 8. Moeer 20 00 JOHN L. MARKLEY, Rovers ford.............................. 1316 01 972 20 343 81 343 81 351 IS. 311 76 40 42 40 42 H. K. Weand “ 300 00J. B. Rosenberger 20 00 Abington................................ 8441 99 4843 18 3598 81 700 00 2S9S 81 117$ 93 967 91 211 02 211 02 J Wright Apple “ 1,450 00 D E N T I S T !! Cheltenham........................... 8924 48 6279 98 2644' 50 1700 00 944 50 3062 56 2819 79 242 77 242 77 Ellas Landis Worcester 100 00 $ 1,926 45 Isaac Ambler Upper Dublin 300 00 Teacher of Music, Douglass................................ 2902 82 701 01 2201 81 2201 81 495 37 190 82 304 55 304 55 A s s e s s o r s . 36 E. Airy Street, (opposite Veranda House) Joseph Haywood Gwynedd ¡00 00 ✓ TRAPPE, PA. Franconia.................. ........... 4393 63 1884 67 2508 96 2508 96 1644 3u 1231 48 412 82 412 82 A- 8. Rosenberger dividing Hatfield $ 3 12 NORRISTOWN. Branch Office: COLLEGE­ Frederick............................... 2498 79 1143 33 1355 46 150 00 1205 4(5 843 02 555 74 287 28 287 28 Samuel H. Austin ‘ 300 00 VILLE* Mondays and Tuesdays. H. K. Weand Pottstown 850 00 Assistant Triennial Assessors 451 30 Sole agent in Montgomery county for the Uwynedd...... .......................... 5268 95 2402 00 2866 95, 120 71 2746.24 1273 85 1037 65 236 20 236 20 Triennial “ 2340 97 I5F* Prices greatly reduced. Shoemaker Piano and agent for Organs of vari­ Hatfield.................................. 3239 68 1726 93 1512 75 1512 75 851 66 713 14 138 52 138 52 $12,580 00 Adding Triennial Assess hooks 73 80 ous makes. 30sep Horsham ............................... 4494 68 2200 20 2294 48 250 00 2044 48 1006 70 855 12 151 58 151 58 Entering judgments and moitgages in M S. BORNEMAN, D. D. S., Limerick................................. 4193 60 1507 14 2986 46 2986 46 1117 80 680 52 437 28 437 28 F r e e d B r i d g e s . books as per account of ’85 • 131 38 Lower Merion........................ 16268 25 5374 54 10893 71 10893 71 4585 49 1705 44 2880 45 2880 45 Madison Bridge $ 9,700 00 Transcribing Spring Assess books 250 46 •L'• (dr.
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