Photo image of scanned scrapbook page 173. Pictured: typed page from Do You Remember Continued. C. W. Carson; James Keyes published "Recollections in 1888; Jacob Weber; Seel's and Knittel's Bakery; Walter Gibson, H. E. Greene, druggists; Wiley Rigrish, clerk at Dr. Pixley's drug store; Bernard Heid, H. B. Hull, photographers; Dr. Bing; H. R. W. Smith came from the Enquirer to edit the Tribune; A. L. McKay, editor of the Daily Blade; Charles I. Barker, Harvey Y., and Elmer Dover were all on the Times; Times office on Second (2nd) Street, near T. M. Patterson's; J. B. Gilson
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page. Pictured: typed page from Do You Remember Continued. Max Wise's overall factory at Second (2nd) and Jefferson; Henry Prescott had a wheelbarrow factory on Front Street, associate Joseph Hornung; J. I. Marsh; Fourth of July Celebration at Union Mills; Rev. H. Veith built the German Presbyterian Church; Ben Pratt, only city engineer; John Flood was with Seebohm & Co.; John Kyle was with Charles Amann, druggist, later with Flood and Blake; James A. Hager was with D. R. Spry and George Webb with F. A. Amann; Hurth and Bruch grocery; William Hard; Buffalo Bill's show; N & W Terminals
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page 175. Pictured: typed page from Do You Remember Continued. Cox's Drug Store, corner of the Masonic Temple; Edward Kinney and Ed Peebles, clerks in Alex Warner's dry goods store; Prof. Carney had a commercial school in the Spry Building followed by Prof. E. W. Smith who moved to the McFarland Building; Capt. Charles Soule's studio in the Massie Block; Evans & Bro. photo gallery in the Enterprise Block built by B. L. Jefferson; Edward T. Welsh; George Holman was a clerk for Peter Brodbeck; Alex Calder was a bookkeeper for C. P. Tracy & Co.; Taylor Robinson was with W. A. Connolly; Walter Miller; Emma McFarlin; Ray McCord; B. R. Miles
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page 176. Pictured: typed page from Do You Remember Continued. Henry Springs; Cooley Barber; pig iron; railroad yards; St. Mary's Church; Father Walker, pastor of the Church of the Holy Redeemer; Samuel Nichols; Egg Gates; Frank Legler; Waler Norris; William Grimes; Frank Todd was with McFarland and Sanford; John W. Varner and the Refectory; Reeside & Co.; A. Dresher
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page 177. Pictured: typed page from Do You Remember Continued. W. Salter Jr.; Charles Kehrer conducted the Star Clothing Store; Edward K. Walsh; Ripper Bill protest meetings held at the Grand Opera House; Sunday Labor Law arrests of the Portsmouth Blade workers; Camp Meetings in Micklethwait's Grove; Biskirk's Grocery; Civil War, Mountain Belle; Barrett conducted a revival at Bigelow; James Hannahs Sr.; J. E. Valjean, Blade editor horse whipped by a woman
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page 178. Pictured: typed page from Do You Remember Continued. Chaplain McCabe preached at the National Hotel, Mission Sunday School; William Elden & Co.; John Freshell; Robert Montgomery, landlord of the Franklin House; Farmers' Hotel' Alexander & Co.; Dr. Henry Edgar was a Homeopathic physician; Rankin and McFarlin bought out A. C. Davis and called their place Emporium Fashion; E. Starr; Dr. Hussey; A. Schapiro, Rabi for the Jewish congregation who boarded at the Biggs House
Photo image of scanned scrapbook page 179. Pictured: typed page from Do You Remember Continued. Charles Rauch Jr.; Louis Fisher; George Heinisch; H. S. Grimes, president of the Portsmouth Trotting Association; Oscar Knorr was a member of the School Board; Judge Thompson; John Lodwick, member of the Board of Health; Rev. H. L. Badger, rector of All Saints' Church; Bailey Post G. A. R. was organized in 1881; Dr. Lorin Hall; Captain Charles Seifert and the Harmonica Garden and Ten Pin Alley; David Strahm
