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Mahoney James, weaver Mahoney Patrick, operatiae Mahoney P J., packer Manore Joseph, laborer Manore Alvina, weaver Marcotte A., weaver Mattison Etta, darner
Phelps Allen D., milk dealer
Phelps Geo. H., farmer Phelps Thos. C , farmer Pierce Elizabeth Mrs.
Pincombe Wm., dresser
Potter Milton, Clerk
Powell Edward, milkman Pugh George, operative
Mattison Andrew J , tin dealer ; McCarty Daniel, farm hand McCann Sarah Mrs. McConnell Frank, blacksmithi McKendrick Nettie, weaver
McMillan Chas., boss dyer Merriam Peter, laborer
Merriam Peter, Jr., weaver Mogel Fred, shearer
Moloney Henry P., post master at Moloney Patrick B., Mrs. Moloney Louisa, weaver Monahan Michael Monahan Patrick, carder
Monahan Thomas, weaver
Monehan Maria, weaver Morris Walter E., operative Montgomery Alfred, weaver Moss, Eugenia, operative Muldowney Sarah, dressmaker Muldowney Mary, weaver
Netherwood Jos., weaver
Mahanney John laborer,
Mahanney Maggie, weaver Mahanney Annie, weaver Mahoney Wm., weaver Mahoney Lizzie, weaver
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Pelky Hortense, operative Pelky Napoleon
Pelky Libby, weaver
Powell James, finisher Powell Wm. J., knotter Phelps Mary O., teacher Phelps Carlton T., farmer and gro- Stearns Amanda A. cer
Phillips Edward E., finisher
Pugh Thos., carder
Pitt George, boss carder
Pitt Chas., card grinder
Piehler Margaret, darner Pierce Margaret
Pincombe Mary, weaver Pincombe Carrie, weaver
Pincombe Daisy, weaver Pincombe Lizzie, weaver Pincomb Martha, weaver Quinlan Jas., laborer Quinlan Kate. operative Quinn, Mary domestic
Reynolds H. Jas., boss dresser
Rickards Frank, butcher
Rickards Geo. D , butcher
Rickards Frank B., butcher
Richards David
Richards Elizabeth
Raney Robt., weaver
Ransford Nathan, laborer
Ransford Helen Mrs., widow
Ransford Chas., operator
Ransford Norman, operator
Ransford Frank, canvasser
Rice Diana Mrs., widow
Rickards Reese, boss finisher Rickards Thomas
Riordan Hanora, weaver
Riordan Mary, weaver
Riordan Michael, farmer
Robinson Elmer W., dresser
Robinson John, laborer Robinson Lawrence, operative Robinson Stephen, laborer Rowland Thomas, operative Rowland William, operative Sainsbury Henrietta, darner Schouler Ambrose, loom fixer Schouler R. E., superintendent Sherman Horace, clerk
Smith Arthur N., bookkeeper S. Blackinton Woolen Co. Smith Win. Mrs., widow
Spear Charles D., overseer fin- ishing
Stack James, operative
Stewart Harriet Mrs., widow
Stone John, operative
Stone Joseph, operative
Stone Jerome, operative Strail John, operative
Strail Leander Stratton Newman, blacksmith
Sullivan John, carder
Taft Cora E , house keeper
Taft Elmer C., shearer
Taft Herbert, weaver
Taft Jane Mrs., weaver
Taft William H., clerk
Taft Wm., teamster
Tatro Joseph, brick maker Taylor Joseph
Temple Thomas, boss spinner
Thayer Albert, shoemaker
Thayer John
Thayer Oscar, painter
Thomas Annie, operative
Thomas Alice, operative
Thomas Frederick, weaver
Thomas George, operative Thomas John, fuller
Thomas Lizzie
Thomas Thomas, operative
Thomas William, blacksmith
Tibbits John, gardener
Tibbits Sarah, darner Tracy Mary, weaver
Tukey Joseph
Turner Edward, overseer
Turner Edward W., spinner
Turner Mary E., operative
Turner Richard, operative Turner Thomas, weaver
Uncles John, fuller Usher Henry, operative
Utman Lorenzo, carpenter
Utman Theo., operative
Walsh Thos. wks Greylock mill
Watts Gideon, cloth inspector
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Watts Gideon, weaver
Williams R. W., shoemaker
West Peter, laborer
Williams W. W., carder
White Jennie, weaver
Winterbourn, A., weaver
White Levi, operative
Wood Alice Mrs.
Wilcox William R., weaver
Wood Kate, operative
Williams Chas., painter
Wood Robert, weaver
Williams John H., weaver
Wright D. D. Mrs., Blackinton road
Williams Jane, weaver
Williams John, carpenter
Williams Richard, shoemaker
Wright Emily, wks Greylock mill Venard James, weaver
T. W. Richmond & Co., Coal Dealers.
GREYLOCK.
Anderson Chas., h 83 Anderson John, bds 2 Askew Walter, h 90 Babcock Wayne
Baker John, weaver at Blackinton
Belanger Alfred, h 84
Bennett William, teamster
Lafortune Jos., h 45
Benoit Joseph, bds 2
Ladoucier Jos., h 45
Besty Alex, teamster
Lapieire Romauld, h 10
Berard Benjamin, h 32
Leischke Joseph, bds 14
Berard George, h 32
Lewis James, h near crossing
Berard George, bds 2
Lenox Ann, widow, bds 2
Bliel Hirvich, h 88
LeDuso Desiere, h 19
Bly Herman, h 14
LeDuso Peter, h 19
Bockart Gustave, bds 12
Lindley Fred, farm hand
Bullett Lewis, h 27
Bullett Wm , h 76
Chabbot Philip, h 85 Crane Edward, bds near crossing
Crane John, bds near crossing
Crane Thomas, bds near crossing
Crosier E. L., h near crossing Cutler Mr., h 79
Curley Martin, h 64
Nimmons Bobert, bds 2 Nultall James, bds 2
O'Brien Kate, bds 2
O'Brien Margaret, widow, bds 2
Phelps Carlton T., farmer
Falkenheim Carl, h 22
Phelps George H., milkman Pigeon Jos., h 81 Pinkleton James, bds 2
Fooct Frank, h 14
Foudreault Damase, h 76
Grandall Robert
Sauger Albert, h 12 Secor Chas., bds 2
Green Barnett Mrs .. widow, h Shea John, h 23 near crossing Hoffman August, h 8 Hogan Phillip, h 88 Heitzig Reinholt h 13
Suckmiller, h 43 Thomas P., h.26 Tifler Batcher, h 25
Unger, Herman, h 20
Kleiner August, wks Greylock, h Vadner Robert, h 25
Blackinton road
Lyon Wallace, h 90 Maclin Joseph, h 9 McCaun John, bds 2 McCauley John, bds 2 McShean Edward Mrs
Nelson Joseph, h 61
Nimmons Wm., bds 2
Darling Geo. A. Jr., h 59
Davis Thomas, bds 18
Davis Hinckley, bds near crossing O'Brien Thomas, bds 7 Dunleoy Martin h 37
Foisy Levi, h 78
Labonte M., bds 86 Lacreit Joseph, carpenter at Blackinton Lacreit Oscar, carpenter at Black- inton Lanon Eli, h 32
Woodhouse, Elizabeth Mrs., h 77 Worthington Edward, bds 90
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GEO. W. SHEPARD,
339 River Street, Troy, N. Y.,
PRINTER
LITHOGRAPHER !
BOOK-BINDER
-AND-
Blank Book Maker.
The largest and most complete establishment in the State (outside New York City).
WORK DONE AT THE LOWEST PRICES !
Orders by mail or express will be attended to and done as cheap as if attended to in person.
Get Prices before going elsewhere.
.
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O'BRIEN & MEADE,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS !
TEAS, COFFEES AND SPICES.
Fruits of all kinds in their season. Canned and Bottled Goods of the best quality Constantly on hand. No. 115 MAIN STREET, NORTH ADAMS.
J. H. MERRELL,
DEALER IN Beef, Pork, Mutton, Lamb.
HAM AND ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH, 49 HOLDEN ST., NORTH ADAMS, Mass.
JOHN DARROW, CHOICE ALES, WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO AND CIGARS. Bolton's Ales on Draught.
34 MAIN STREET, NORTH ADAMS.
W. H. LEETE.
Practical Horse Shoer.
Curing of Interfering, Tender Feet, Contraction and Quarter Cracks my specialty.
20 WEST MAIN ST., NORTH ADAMS.
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E. FITZGERALD & CO.,
MERCHANT
ETAILORS,P
15-MAIN STREET-15
OPPOSITE MARSHALL, NORTH ADAMS.
Go and See Them for a Good Bargain.
CODY & CARPENTER, Manufacturers and Dealers in
FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERING GOODS Of all the latest and most desirable styles.
UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY. And the most careful attention given to all the details. A full and complete assortment of goods pertaining to this department constantly on hand.
Nos. 22, 24 and 30 Eagle St., North Adams.
FRANK L. GOODNOW, Manufacturer of and Dealer in CARRIAGES, WAGONS & SLEIGHS. General Jobbing and Repair Shops, Corner Centre and Marshall Streets, NORTH ADAMS.
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M. S. SOUTHWICK, Fashionable Millinery, RIBBONS, FEATHERS, FLOWERS,
MOURNING GOODS A SPECIALTY. No, 95 Davenport Block, North Adams.
WHITNEY BROS.,
Brick and Stone Masons AND CONTRACTORS,
Having bought the FULLER STONE QUARRIES, are prepared to furnish the Finest Stone for building purposes, to be found in this vicinity and at prices that cannot be beaten.
C. E. WHITNEY : MERRILL H. WHITNEY.
JAMES L. COMISKY, PRACTICAL EMBALMER AND
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
Orders at all hours promptly attended to at reasonable terms. Furniture Upholstered and Repaired in the best manner.
No. 13 North Church St., - - North Adams, Mass, Residence-No. 10 NORTH CHURCH STREET.
T. D. DAILEY,
GENERAL
TRUCKING.
Furniture Handled with Care.
24 VEAZIE STREET, - NORTH ADAMS.
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R. B. HARVIE,
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL Carriage Painting and General Repairing,
No, 20 West Main Street, North Adams, Mass.
M. E. MYERS,
-Livery, Sale and Boarding Stables- First-class Turnouts with Careful Drivers. 33 State Street, - North Adams.
D. W. RISING, MANUFACTURER OF
Paper Boxes of all kinds. Wedding Cake and Plush Boxes A SPECIALTY. Also, Stock Boxes and Travelling Bags for Commercial Men. 14 to 16 Washington Ave., - North Adams.
E. R. HAYDEN, Manufacturer of all kinds of
PAPER BOXES,
145 ASHLAND ST., NORTH ADAMS.
Mrs. CATHERINE CONWAY,
Boarding House,
77 STATE ST., NORTH ADAMS.
L. D. THAYER, DEALER IN Staple and Fancy Groceries, FINE TEAS, PURE COFFEES, &c., No. 2 Hudson St., No. Adams.
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SULLIVAN BROS.,
STREET.
DRY
GOODS®
EMPORIUM.
Dress Goods, Silks, Satins, Laces, But- tons, Ribbons, Gloves, Mitts, Corsets, Hosiery, Underwear, Skirts, Bustles and everything usually kept in a First-Class Dry Goods Store.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S CLOAKS and CLOAKINGS A SPECIALTY.
We are the acknowledged Leaders in Ladies' Wrappers.
SULLIVAN BROS.,
20 EAGLE ST., next to Baptist Church, NORTH ADAMS, MASS. -
CONELIUS KEEFE,
FRUITS VEGETABLES
CANNED GOODS OF ALL KINDS,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS,
SODA, SARSAPARILLA, GINGER ALE, LEMONADE, &C.,
15 Eagle Street North Adams, Mass.
MURPHY'S
TOILET LOTION
For Chapped Hands, Face, Lips, Sunburn and Tan, UNEQUALLED FOR SHAVING PURPOSES. Sold Everywhere and highly recommended.
J. J. MURPHY, Druggist, TRY MURPHY'S CELEBRATED COUGH REMEDY. PITTSFIELD, MASS.
C. V. PARKER, Manufacturer of ROOT, LEMON & GINGER BEER
Also Bloomingdale's Celebrated Indian Liniment, and a warranted Corn Remover-no cure, no pay-and the Celebrated Globe Pills, which he has sold for six years-warranted. Boot and Shoe Maker. 33 Brooklyn Street, North Adams.
N. L. MILLARD,
SHOE MANUFACTURER
Manufacturer of Boys' and Youths', Women's, Misses' and Children's Standard Screw Machine-Sewed and Pegged Shoes. . No. 17 Union Street, North Adams, Mass.
WILLIAM F. McCONNELL, DEALER IN
Beef, Pork, Mutton, Ham,
LARD, SAUSAGES, POULTRY, &c.,
206 East Main Street, - North Adams, Mass.
JAMES PIKE,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
ARMOUR'S CHICAGO DRESSED BEEF, Sausages, Lamb, Mutton, Tripe, Pigs' Feet, &c., &c. Also, General Provisions. REAR OF FURNACE ST, NORTH ADAMS.
Nos. 17 and 19 Main Street, North Adams, Mass. G. J. GAVAROUGE, PROPRIETOR. Hotel first-class. Commercial Travellers put up at Reasonable Prices. CHOICE STOCK ALES, WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS. Three minutes' walk from Depot.
E. J. CAREY,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN Cotton and Wool Rags, Cotton Waste, Cast and Wrought Iron, Metals, Tin, Glassware, &c.“ GOODS SOLD ON COMMISSION .~. 36 Ashland St., No. Adams.
Greylock Park Association.
Directors
W. L. BROWN. A. C. HOUGHTON, J. H. FLAGG, GEO. B. PERRY,
AUSTIN BOND, A. W. LOCKE, WM. B. PLUNKETT,
A. C. CHALMERS, H. H. WELLINGTON, FRANKLIN CARTER, J. M. WATERMAN.
OUNT GREYLOCK is 3,500 feet above sea level, the highest peak in the State, about seven miles from North Adams. The mountain is converted into a Park, and it has been reserved for that purpose by act of the legislature. A fine carriage road is now built to the summit, and a hotel is designed for the top. This is the principal drive for this entire section, and is the most popular point in Massachusetts. An enthusiastic person can hardly be trusted to tell what is visible from the iron tower, which is 40 feet high at the summit of Greylock. At your feet lies the valley of the Hoosac, nearly 3,000 feet below; Pittsfield, with its beautiful lakes and many smaller villages, are to be seen in the val- leys and on the adjacent slopes ; south-westward the eye sweeps over the top of the Taghconics, away to the Catskills beyond the Hudson ; north-westward the peaks of the Adirondacks are plainly visible ; in the north the sturdy ridges of the Green Mountains file away in grand outline ; on the east the Monadnock and Wachusett renew their stately greeting, and Tom and Holyoke look up from their beautiful valley ; southward Mount Everett stands sentinel at the portal of Berkshire, through which tne Housatonic flows, and all this grand circuit is filled with mountains. Range beyond range, peak above peak, they stretch away on every side, a boundless expanse of moun- tain summits. Standing here, and taking in with your eye all that is contained within the vague boundaries of the horizon, you receive one of the grandest if not the first impression you ever had of distance, of immensity and of illimitable force.
BOARD AND LODGING PROVIDED AT THE SUMMIT.
ESTABLISHED 1832.
TREADWELL'S?
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IS THE BEST PLACE TO PURCHASE A
SEAL SACQUE, DOLMAN. OR ULSTER IN THE WORLD ..
THEY ARE ALL OF
Treadwell's CELEBRATED DYE,
Which has stood the test for the past Forty Years, and is the best for wear and appearance in the market.
Our Seal Goods do not need Re-dying, because they do not fade.
A general assortment of Furs on hand, at all times, such as GAPS, GLOVES, QUFFS, GAPES AND COLLARS, ROBES, FOOT DUFFS, RUGS, &G.
TREADWELL & CO., FURS EXCLUSIVELY,
482 Broadway, Albany, N. Y. 676 Broadway, N. Y. City. H. TREADWELL.
GEO. H. TREADWELL.
INSURE YOURT.G.
STEAM BOILERS!
AGAINST EXPLOSION.
STE
HARTFORD.
COMCT
CO
PE
CT
CONN.
INS
ESTABLISHED FOR THE PREVENTION OF STEAM BOILER EXPLOSIONS,
By efficient inspection, and to insure against loss or damage to property and loss of life and injury to persons caused by
STEAM BOILER- EXPLOSIONS.
J. M. ALLEN, President.
W. B. FRANKLIN, Vice-President.
J. B. PIERCE, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
J. M. ALLEN, President.
LUCIUS J. HENDEE, President Atna Fire Insurance Company.
FRANK W. CHIENEY, of Cheney Brothers, Hartford and New York.
CHARLES M. BEACH, of Beach & Company.
DANIEL PHILLIPS, of Adams Express Company.
RICHARD W. H. JARVIS, President Colt's Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing Company.
THOMAS O. ENDERS, of Ætna Life Insurance Company.
LEVERETT BRAINARD, of the Case, Lockwood & Brainard Company.
GEN. W. B. FRANKLIN, Vice-President Colt's Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing Company.
NEWTON CASE, of the Case, Lockwood & Brainard Company.
NELSON HOLLISTER, of the State Bank, Hartford. .
HON. H. C. ROBINSON, Attorney at Law, Hartford.
HON. F. B. COOLEY, of the National Exchange Bank, Hartford.
A. W. JILLSON, Vice-President Phoenix Insurance Company, Hartford.
EDMUND A. STEDMAN, Treasurer Fidelity Company.
CLAPP SPOONER, New England Manager Adams Express Company.
GEORGE BURNHAM, President Baldwin Locomotive Works.
Office, 218 Main St., Hartford, Charter Oak Life Ins. B'ing. L. B. PERKINS, General Agent, Springfield, Mass.
FRANK N. RAY
no. I BURLINGAME BLOCK.
Does a Large
Stock attract you
We have it.
Does Reasonable Low Prices please you ? We have them.
Dees Good Honest Goods, Well Made, attract your attention ?
We always have them in stock at prices that defy competition.
Does Straightforward
Methods
and
Guaranteed Transactions iuterest
you ?
Then this is your place.
Does Polite Attention make you kindly disposed ? You will always find it at
FRANK N. RAY'S
No. 1. BURLINGAME BLOCK,
Opp. Wilson House, Main St., North Adams, Mass.
BARNARD & REED
FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING, HATS, GEA". FURNISHINGS, TRUNKS, BAGS, CO. AD- NEW BLACKINTON BLOCK; MAIN'S"
WOOD BROS.,
PIANOS, ORGANO, SUDET MUSIC.
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Kranich & Bach
Smith - Ame: i
KRANICH & BACH. PIANOS ORGAN lead the World. withont a R. SOLD FOR CASH OR ON EASY TERMS. PIANOS & ORGANS TO RENT. WOOD BROS., 10 Bank St., North Adams. 75 North St., Pittsfield. ESTABLISHED 1835. - GEO. F. MILLER & CO., -- Jay, Croviery, Hatte.s Jene Agency, E. D. TYLER & CO
INSURANCE Room, 9 BURLINGAME BLOCK,
NORTH ADAMS, MA.
FIRE, LIFE. ACCIDENT, PLA GLASS, a: TORNADO
y ISSUED IN
OLDEST
and STRON COMPA
hing
THE LEADING AGENCY
Go to HASLAM'S BAZAAR for DRY GOODS, No. Adan
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