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Fernwood Directory
1897
On the P. W. & B., R.R., 8 miles from Media and 92
miles from Harrisburg.
Population 600.
Posmaster Harry T. Atkins.
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George Archer |
Ice Dealer |
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Anna E. Atkins |
Dressmaker |
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Bertha P. Atkins |
Dressmaker |
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Harry T. Atkins |
Newsdealer and postmaster |
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John Auld |
Carpenter |
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L. C. Bonsall & Co. |
Brickyard |
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Moses Bonsall |
Bricklayer |
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John T. Brown |
Mgr. Fernwood Cemetery |
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Frank N. Close |
Justice of the Peace |
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George S. Cridland |
Flour and feed dealer |
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Samuel Cridland |
Carpenter |
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Fernwood Mansion. |
R. M. Newhard, Prop. |
Balto. Ave. and Church La |
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Arhur George |
Constable and carpenter |
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Valentine Gmerek |
Baker and confectioner |
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Samuel T. Hall |
Blacksmith |
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William H. Hall & Co. |
shoddy mfrs. |
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Joseph Harris |
Painter |
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Charles Henderson |
Barber |
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Clarke F. Hess |
Cafe & restaurant |
Baltimore Ave. & Cobb's Creek |
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Rufus C. Hoopes |
Lumber |
Balto., Ave. h 3d cor Balto. Ave. |
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Williard Hoopes |
Carpenter |
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Fernwood Hotel |
Harry Manley, Prop. |
Balto. Ave. and 3d |
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John Kellett |
Produce dealer |
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John Kerr |
Blacksmith |
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Knickerbocker Ice Co. |
Baltimore Ave. |
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H. M. Leech & Son |
Florist |
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L. Long |
Milk dealer |
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Harry Manley Prop. |
Hotel Fernwood |
Balto. Ave. and 3d |
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David Mixsell |
Railroad, freight agent |
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Mrs. E. M. Newhard |
Druggist |
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R. M. Newhard Prop. |
Fernwood Mansion |
Balto. Ave. and Church la |
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Rev. George Shaffer |
Methodist |
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Hugh H. Shepley |
Notions |
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Harry L. Sines |
Printer |
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Samuel B. Stetser |
Blacksmith |
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Albert Steward |
Carter |
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John Steward |
General store |
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E. Stewart Bros. |
Billiard and pool room |
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William E. Tribit |
Law stenographer |
408 Market, Chester |
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George Vanfleit |
Grocer |
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John C. Wall |
Boot and shoe dealer |
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John Williams |
Barber |
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J. F. Wood |
Marble |
Balto. Ave. , h Church la |
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George Wright |
Caterer |
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J. C. Yearsley & Son (James C. and W. J. B. Yearsley) |
Roofers, tin, sheet iron & bicycles |
Balto. Ave. and 4th |
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