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HEBERT'S LUMBER YARD, SHOP AND OFFICE ON HAWLEY STREET.
111
PICTURESQUE HAMPSHIRE.
Business blocks have been built for J. B. O'Donnell, on Main and Market streets, one for P. J. Daley and the Co-operative society ; for B. E. Cook (E. H. Bell) and B. E. Cook, Jr., (R. E. Edwards) ; Mrs. Main at Florence. Among the hest residences in the city put up by Mr. Hebert are the house of Samuel Porter of Florence; at
the center, that of Wm. H. Clapp on Paradise road,
Rev. Mr. Underwood on Crescent street ; E. P. Knight and J. B. O'Donnell on Henshaw avenue, H. O. Apthorp and E. M. Mills on Pomeroy Terrace, L. A. Belding on High street, F. W. Bement and P. Sobotky on Hancock street, W. F. Pratt on Elm street, F. W. Cary and Dr.
Blodgett on State street; nine houses for Parker Whit- comb on Bright street and four for O. B. Smith on Massasoit street, besides one each for S. P. Billings at Hatfield and S. R. Cooley at Hadley, with many others which we have not space to enumerate.
Index to the Text.
A Country Fire ...
80
A Drive About Town ..
19
A Few Interesting Historical Facts About Pelham. 70
A Last Look Over the Valley.
82
An Artist's Opinion of the Valley .. 30
An Artist's Recollections and Impressions . . 35 An Old-Time Picture of Northampton .. 16 A Picturesque Poem and Address .. 53
Appearance of Church Doors on Week Days
9
A Ride About the County 57
A Song for Old Hadley 63
Attractions of the Hampshire Hills .. 41
Balconies, Piazzas, Knockers, etc .. 18
Being a Boy. 56
Camping Ont on the Hills 45 Glasgow Co. 97
Childhood Recollections of Bryant. 50
Edward Everett's Tribute to Northampton. 29 Gerwadeta, a Legend of West Worthing- ton Falls 48
Hadley's Deliverance. Poem by Mrs. J. S Bayne. 4 Hadley Triumphant 64
Hampshire a Great Educational Center. 39 Nashawannuek Mig. Co ... 103
Historic Ground in the Connecticut Valley. 4 House Fronts and a Grand Staircase, etc .. 17 How a. Poem was Written .. 51
How the " Ox-Bow " was Made.
39
Inscription for the Entrance to a Wood ... 53
Introductory .. 3
Introducing Northampton 8
Kingsley's Cir. A Poem ... 35 Williams MIg. Co ... 100
Laying the Hearthstone. Poem by Mrs.
D. H. R., and Dora Read Goodale .22
Magnificence of the Connecticut Valley .... 29 MANUFACTURING AND INDUSTRIAL INTER- ESTS OF THE COUNTY.
Other Manufacturing Interests.
Colton, Geo. S., Elastic Fabries 101
Crystal Emery Wheel Co. 100
Easthampton Rubber Thread Co. 102
Florence Furniture Co .. 96
= Mfg. Co ... 97
Tack Co .. . 97
Glendale Elastie Fabrics Co. .102
Herrick, Webster .. 98
Hill Machine Works 93
Kelsey Railway Signal Co.
Kingsbury, A. & Son .. 92
Knapp Dovetai ing Machine 96
Maynard Hoe and Shovel Works 104
Northampton Emery Wheel Co 98
Pansy Park and its Octogenarian Owner.105 Porter Machine Works. 104
Shattuck, C S., Gun Works 99
Smith Carr Baking Co ... 98
Valley Pump Co 103
Whitney Safety Fire Arms Co. ... ...... 94
Williston & Knight Button Co .... 101
Wood, E. E , Cutlery Co ... 98
Rise and Progress of Manufactures 83 The Silk Interest. Belding Bros. & Co .. 85
Leonard, J. N. & Co. 87
The Paper Interest. Carew Mfg. Co. 88
Hampshire Paper Co. 88
L. L. Brown Paper Co. 88 Mt. Tom Sulphite Pulp Co .. 90
The Lumber Interest.
Connecticut River Lumber Co. 90
Manufacturing in the Hill Towns. 52
Mark Twain Contrasts California and New England 47
Mount Warner 69
Music in Ye Olden Time. 37
No Favoritism in "Picturesque " 8
No Room for Literary Display 7
Not an Advertising Scheme. 7
One of Cummington's Landmarks .50
Old Time Northampton Humorists .. .. 38
Old Times in Amherst. 74
Our Portraits 7
Our Artists, Photographers and Engravers. 6 PROMINENT BUSINESS INSTITUTIONS Brown & Bailey, Brick Yard uf. 108
Commercial Endowment Association ... 108
Edwards. R. E., Furniture Undertaking.108 First National Bank .. 105
Hampshire County National Bank .. . .. 107
Hebert, Joseph ... .109
Kimball & Cary, Coal Dealers .108
Lambie, J. E. & Co., Dry Goods Empori- um of .. 108
Northampton National Bank. 105
Machinery of Modern House Construction109 Raleigh, J. J., Undertaker. 198
Remember the Absent Ones 8
Reminiscences of an Old Homestead. 14 Reminiscences of Old-Time Politics. .36
Rowena Darling. A Poem by Rev. John W. Chadwick 47
Southampton. A Poem 41
The Abandoned Farms 40
The Charms of Hampshire County 42
The Hurricane. A Poem 53
The Mountain Miller. 55
The River Gods of Northampton 9 What " Picturesque " is Not .. 6
Why this Book Was Published 5
On Connecticut River 80 Witchcraft in the Connecticut Valley .. 31
Index to the Illustrations.
FRONTISPIECE.
Historie Ground in the Connecticut Valley. 2 INTRODUCTORY.
An Autumn Hillside 3
A Winding Roadway . 3
A Wayside Watering-Trough 3
The Friendly Guide. 3
The Old Stage-Coach 3
The Spring Hoeing 3 Title Heading ...
MANUFACTURING AND INDUSTRIAL INTER-
ESTS OF THE COUNTY.
Hebert, Joseph, Portrait of Factory, ete., on South St. 110 110 Crooks, Edgar F 85 Factory and Mill Illustrations. etc. Yard, Office, on Hawley St. .110
Beiding Bros., Northampton 85
.. Ruekville. Con 86 Kimball & Cary. Place of Business. 109
Beiding, Mich 86
44 San Franciseu. 86
Montreal. 86
Brown, Paper Co., of L. L. at Adams .. 89
Springfield Printing and Binding Co .... Cummington 89 . 109 Warner, Lewis, Portrait of ... 107 Carew Mfg. Co. 88 Carew Mill, Original. 83
Colton. Geo. S., Elastic Fabric works cf .. 102 Conn River Lumber Co .- east. 90 " west. 91
al Holyoke .. 91
Easthampton Rubber Thread Co ..
Florence Furniture Co ... 96 In Vacation. 82
.. Mtg Co .. 97
Tack Co ... 96 Glasgow Gingham Milts .. 97
Glendale Elastic Fabries Co 103 Pass of Thermopylæ .. 80
Hampshire Paper Co. 88 Herrick, Webster, Machine Shop of. 98
Hill Machine Works.
93
Kingsbury & Son. Le. nard, J. N. & Co.
Maynard.C. A., Hoe and Shovel Works of.104 90 Mount Tom Sulphite Pulp Co ... . .. 103 Nashawannnek Mfg. Co Northampton Emery Wheel Co. 99 98 Smith Carr Baking Co ..
Valley Pump Co .. 103
Williams Mig. Co. 100 Williston & Knight Button Co 01 Whitney Safety Fire Arms Co. 94 98
Wood, E. E., Cutlery Works of ...
Goodell, Asahel G 105
Herrick, Webster, Esq 98 North Pleasant Street 66
Hill, A. G .. Esq., 93 Opening the Hay 67
Kelsey Distant Signal 95 South Amherst. -68
Kelsey Three-Lever Interlocking Machine 96 Knapp Dovetailing Machine .. . 96
Leonard, J. N .. 87
.... 104 Maynard, C. A., Some Products of .. ...
Pansy Park and Residence of Asahel Good-
eli, Esq., .. 105 Porter Lathe, The ... 104
Representative Easthampton Manufacturers. Horatio G. Knight. JJoseph W. Green, John Mayher, E. Thos. Sawyer, E. H. Newman, Geo. S. Colton. .. 102 Shattuck's Perfection Gun. 100
Title Heading. 83
Ulrich Engine 93 ...
Warner, L. J ..
87
lock exposed ... 95
PROMINENT BUSINESS INSTITUTIONS. Brown & Bailey, Briek Yard, ete .. 109
Banking-Room of Northampton National Bank 106
Binking-Room of First National Bank ... 106 Edwards, R. E .. Place of Business of ..... 108 First National Bank, Block of 107
Graves, M. L. & M. W., Elevator of .. 109
Lambie. J. E. & Co., Section of Interior Emporium of 108
VIEWS FROM MT. HOLYOKE, HOCKANUM, ETC.
A Farm-House and Big Barn 81
A Group of Farm Buildings. .82
A Last Look Over the Valley. 82
A Look Across the River ..... 80
Alang the Village Street. .81
Looking Toward Mount Tom .81
Mt. Nonotuck at Sunset 80
Prospect. House, Mt. Holyoke 82
Rocks at Titan's Pier .80
The Old Hoekanum Tavern. 82
The Oldest House in Hockanum. 81
The Top-Most Crag on Mt. Holyoke
Relie of the Olden Time. 76
The Pond. 77
View on Common 76
Winter Glimpse of Belchertown 77
CHESTERFIELD.
A Summer Home .. 44
Chesterfield Hill, Looking East ..... 44
Chesterfield Hollow. 45
New Bridge at the .. Hollow " 45
Old B idge at West Chesterfield ... 45
Old Mill on Road. 44
Peculiar Formation of Rock 46
Sap-Gathering on a Small Scale. 47
Sap-Gathering Scientifically 47 Devil's Den in Goshen. 61
The Trout Broek. 15
View in the Rear of Stevens' Mill 47
West Chestertield Gorge. 46 GRANBY.
CUMMINGTON.
A Back-Door Sketeh 49
A Bit of Swift River Country 60
A Shady Roadway 53
Brook and Penstock 48
Causeway Over Roaring Brook 52
Cummington Village. 48
Getting a Load of Dirt 49
" Have you Fed the Pigs ?" 48 On the Bryant Place-
A Corner of the Bryant Library .50
Bryant's Birthplace 51
Moving the Dr. Bryant Office 51
Nebuchadnezzar .50
November at the Bryant Place .50
Old Hemlocks 51 Fort River Bridge. 64
One End of Bryant Wall 50
Portrait of William Cullen Bryant 50
Site of First Church and School-House. 51
The Bryant Schoolhouse. 51
The Entrance to a Wood. 53
The Johonnot Brook 51
51 The Old Apple Orchard The Rivnlet. 52
The Turn-Stile and Hedge. 52
On the Road to Windsor Jams .. 54
Roaring Brook in the Woods.
52
Rocks and Water
Shelling Peas on the Back Steps
53
The Tower Place 49
The View Up the Gorge 54 Below the Dam 37
View of Swift River .. 60 Below the Fiume. 37
West Cummington and Deer Hilt 48 Dinner-Time at Kingsley's Car. 34
Windsor Jams, Dooking Down 54 Elms on Main Street. 33
EASTHAMPTON.
About Half Way. 38
Brick Yard on Road 38
Easthampton Spires . . 40
Easthampton Vista Near Cemetery 40
Looking Across the Pond. 40
Looking North on Main Street. 39
Looking Toward Catholic Church 40
Looking Toward Williston Mills .39
Looking up Main Street . 39
Main Street. .. 38
.. 39
Public Library .38
Rubber Factory, elc. .. 40
View on the Road to Trotting-Park .. 40
View on the Road to Southampton 40
ENFIELD.
An Enfield Church 72
Enfield ..
71
Pond Near Enfield 71
Town Hall and School Building 72
GOSHEN.
At the Back Barn Door. 60
Butter-Making in the Back Kitchen. 00
Cascade in Devil's Den 61
Granby
The Common
GREENWICH.
A Greenwich Roadway 71
Greenwich Meadows-Mt. Pomeroy 71
Greenwich Village, from West ... 71
Looking Toward Greenwich. 71
Seene iu Greenwich Village .. 71
HADLEY.
A Glimpse Across the Fields. 6
Bishop Huntington's Summer Home. 65
First Church. 63
Fort Meadow Road .. .64
Getting Ready for Dinner. 65
Hopkins Academy .63
North Hadtey Water Visia. .6.
On the Edge of the Woods 65
Russell Church and Elmwood House 63
Temporary Bridge at Fort River .63
The Native Discourses 63
The Old Fashioned Chimney. 64
The Pond-Looking to Mt. Warner 65
West Street. 63
Working Up the Apple-Tree Stump 64
HATFIELD.
A Bit of Sunny South 32
A Hampshire Homestead. 32
An Old Homestead. 33
In the Pantry District. .36
Kingsley at Work.
Near the Old Tavern
.32
Old Stones in Hatfield Cemetery 36
On West Brook .37
Pistol Factory. 33
Some Antiquities and Landmarks-
A Buffet, Andirons, Bellows, etc. . .35
Franklin Stove and Ancient Furniture .... 35 Grandfather's Clock .35
Old Bridge et West Chesterfield 45 On the Road to Mount Tom .39 Grandpa's Chair by Hearth .. ... 36
Old Mile Stone. 76 Pasture and Mountain Seene 38 Old Candle-Sticks. 35
Views by Towns.
AMHERST.
Agricultural College Buildings. 66
Amherst, from the East 66
An Amherst Farm-house .67
At the Hen-House 68 The Gathering Storm.
Looking Toward North Amherst 68
Main Street, Looking East.
66
Mt. Pleasant School. 67
North Amherst Center 68
South Amherst Center .68
The Devil's Garden . .87
The First Train on the Central. .66
The Grist Mill .. .67
Place Where Noah Webster Lived .. .66
The Pump in the Yard. .68
Washing Day . . .67
White Birch Woods .67 BELCHERTOWN.
Clapp Memorial Library 76
Josiah Gilbert Holland 77
Near the German Hall
In the Cemetery. 39 On Elm Street 33
-34
Goshen Hill from the East. 60
In the Woods 60
A Granby Roadway
A Quiet Landscape.
Northampton National Bank, Building of.107 Raleigh. J. J., Place of Business 108 A Cummington House 49
Kimball, Henry A., Portrait of 109
..
Whitney Hammerless Gun, finished .... ... 95
Hampshire County National Bank, Build- ing of ... .107 Belding Bros, The. 85
Crystal Emery Wheel Co. 100 102 A View from the Fields 81
Office, etc 92
92 87 Titan's Pier. 80
54 49
Hattield Door-Yard 33
In the Hay-Field. .34
The Pasture Gate- Way 47 Decoration-Day in the Country. 61
95
112
PICTURESQUE HAMPSHIRE.
Should Old Acquaintance be Forgot. .36 George Bancroft . .17
Tin Lantern. ..
.35
Titte Heading. .35 Hill .. 14
The Antique Doorway. 36 Utensils by Fireplace . 35 Henshaw Avenue .. 15
The " Champ " Dickinson Place. .37
The Country School .32 High Water. 23
The Hubbard Elm. 32 34
The Kiteben Door-Way
The Old Kingsley Place 34
View at West Hatfield. 36
West Brook Cascade. 37
HUNTINGTON.
A Corner by the Hen-House. 59
A Nutting Party 59
An Old Doorway 59
Bird's Eye View of Huntington 59
Norwich Ponds. 43
The Well-Sweep.
MIDDLEFIELD. 18
Great Rock at Middlefield. 58 The Fisk Place. 18
Glendale Falls .58
Looking Over Rocky Bed. 58
Ou the Hill at Center 58
On Road to Huntington 59
Somewhat Inquisitive 58 Jonathan Edwards .. 11
The Country Mail-Box 58 NORTHAMPTON.
A " Bit " Near Weleh End 16 "High rising here a new roof tree". 22 Advertising by the Road-Side 26 Invocation-Heading 22 A Glimpse of Smith College. 7
Along Shore ... 23
A Look under the Trees on Bridge St. Park. 9 A Northampton Milk Team 13
Appearance of Church Doors on Week Days- Baptist, Edwards. Methodist. First. French Catholic, St. John's, St. Mary's, Unita- rian .. 9
A Glimpse of Florence from Baker Hill. .28
A Temple of Free Speech .28
A Ride in Prospect. .14
Ascending Horse Mountain 29
A Swiss Cottage on Paradise Road. 16 Mountain and Meadow-Mount Holyoke 25
A Smith College Party on Mountain-Day 16
A Vista-from J. R. Trumbull's Grounds 14
At Work on the Lawn. 14 Old Bridge at Loudville 31 8
Balconies, Piazzas, Knockers, etc .-
Brass Knockers and Door Handles .. .19
Curiosities of a Clarke Inst. Building. . . 18
Composite Columned Capital on Dr. Blod- gett's Residence .. .18
Gable End of Shepard House on King St. . 19 Gate Post on Dr. Blodgett's Place .. 18
Tonie Columns on Burnham-Capen Build- ings. .. 19
Upper Balcony at Dr Blodgett's Residence.18 Bits Near " Bay State". 27
A Bit of the Shore. 20 Cole's Meadow .24
Cook's Dam at Leeds .29
Corner of Prospect and Park Streets. 13
Crafts Avenue. . 5
Depot of the Conn. R. R. and B. & M. R. R .. . 7 Deserted House on Horse Mountain 29
Entrance to and Fountain on the Hospital Grounds. 8
Entrance to Laurel Park .. .24 First Church, Court-Honse, ete. 6
Florence, Looking North and South 30 The Rapids. 21
Florence, Looking East and West 30 Foot-Bridge Near Basket Shop. 11 Water Vistas .. 19
Pomeroy Terrace and Hancock Streets. .. 11
Promenade Platform on Mt. Nonotuck. . .. 25 Prospect Street, Looking North. . 13
Prospect Street. Looking Toward Elm ...... 13 Residence of the Late A. T. Lilly .. .28
Roberts Meadow. ... 31
Round Hill, from King Street .. 14
Round Hill, opposite Clarke Institution. ... 15 Ruins and Brook Near Smith's Ferry Smith College Meadow. .. 15 26
Smith's Ferry .. 27
Sundown-Williams Mfg. Co ...
Sunlight and Shadow on Elm Street. 16
The Academy of Music ... 17
The Back Porch of an Old Bridge St. Home- stead .. 9
The Connectieut River Bridge to
The Conmy Jail on Union Street.
7
The Dickinson Hospital 7
The Ferryman's Shanty .93
The Hinckley-Barrett Place. 14
The Hollow Near Basket-Sbop 11
The Lilly Library .. 28
The Lower Reservoir ..
31
The Lumber Company's Mill .. .
The Modern River Craft .. .22 23
The Old Fall Boat
The Old Moody Tavern.
The Ox-Bow. 26
The Road Up the Mountain.
26
The Slough-Hid Cut ..
25
The Smith Charities Building .... 6 Bridge at Muddy Brook 74
" The web of hope man spins anew ". 22 The South Street Bridge. 12 East Congregational Church. 74
The State Ennatie Hospital
The Upper Reservoir. .31
View Corner Park and Prospect Streets. 6
View of the City from College Tower .. .
5
View on Hawley Street .... 11
View on South Street, Looking North ...
View on South Street, Looking South 12 Moonlight on the River. 75
View on Sonth Street. Looking Up the Hill. 13 View West Over the College Grounds. .. 8
View from Elizabeth Rock-North and South24 Village of Leeds .. 29 12
Williams Mtg. Co's Back Yard ..
PELHAM.
Family Cemetery near Mt. Lincoln. 69
Getting Acquainted Oid Stones in the Cemetery Mill Stream .69 .69 Ware Ware River. 75 On Elm Street, Near Jewett House
Over the Hills and Far Away 70 70
Rhodes' Fish Pond.
Tower on Mt. Lincoln .. .69
Unele Reuben's Home .69
View on Pelham Hill
70
PLAINFIELD.
A Glimpse of the Cemetery. 56
Birthplace of Charles Dudley Warner ... .. 56
Being a Boy. .. 56
Charies Dudley Warner .. .56 Ont for a Holiday 62
Church aud Town Hall .55
Campbell Elm. . .55 The Hired Man. 62
Campbell R. ck .. .55
Mill of the Mountain Milter .. .55
Stream that Runs the Mountain Mill 55 The Farm Grindstone .. .. 56
The Boy's Rainy Day Privilege .. .56
PRESCOTT.
Nearly at Top of Prescott Hill. 70 Worthington Church
SOUTHAMPTON.
A Southampton Brook 41
Falls in Southampton 42
From the Hill ... .4t
In the Fields After the Rain. 42
Old House on Pomeroy Mountain .. 42
" Paradise " in Southampton .. 41
Rustic Bridge Over Brook 42
The Farm Pet. 42
The Manhan on Road to Westfield. 41
SOUTH HADLEY.
A Celery Patch ... .78
A Poreine Family .. 79
A Stream in Pearl City 79
Getting Ready for Pasture. 79
Home of a Market Gardener 79
Honses by the Way. 79
In the Corn Field. 79
Looking Toward Mt. Lincoln 79
Mount Holyoke College 78
Mouth of Bachelor's Brook. 78
Stone Bridge Aeross Brook 79
The Dam, Towards Holyoke. .23 The Rapids. The Original Dam WARE.
A Group at the Gravel Bank
A Group at the Grist Mill 73
A Picturesque Home ... 74
8 Getting a Load of Saw Dust .. 74
Gilberts' Mill. 73
Grist and Saw Mill 73
In the Ware Cemetery
Looking Down Valley.
Nature in the Neighborhood of Grist Mill 74
On Ware River ...
Stone Bridge. 73
Tending the Baby 74
The Big Elm 76
The Dam .. .74
The Stream Below the Town 75
WESTHAMPTON.
A Hill-Town Home .. 43
Government Smvey Mark .. 47
Looking Up the Hill. 43
On the Hit !. 43
On the Road to Chesterfield +4
Starting for School ... 43
The Rocking-Stone ou Canada Mountain 4G
WILLIAMSBURG.
In the Fields on a Rainy Day. 61
Mountain Street, Haydenville. .. 62
On the Highway .62
Some Haydenville Residences. 61
View of Haydenville .. 62
Williamsburg. 61 WORTHINGTON.
A Charcoal Pit 57
Looking Down Worthington Glen .. 57 View Up the Glen ... 57 Worthington Corners. 57
The Hampshire County Journal.
In closing a work like this it also seems quite proper to say a few words abont the newspaper and office which publishes it. The accompanying engraving shows the home of the Hampshire County Journal, where "Picturesque " Hampshire" was "made up." The circumstances which led to its pub- lication have already been detailed, The publishers of The Journal, Wade, Warner & Co., have been in business in the same building now occupied by them, for over thirteen years. It is a sightly and desir- able location, overlooking the court-house park and the lower part of Main street. This spot has been the home of printers from time immemorial.
It is safe to say that The Journal newspaper is one of the most in- fluential institutions of Northamp- ton, and its job printing depart- ment is one of the best patronized in the county. It does an enor- mons amount of poster, circular, program, business and amusement printing in the course of a year, for a country printing-office, and as its prices are moderate, service prompt and work neatly performed its patronage is continually in- creasing. It is one of the handiest
Glimpse of City and Mountain from Round
Grove at the Foot of Mt. Nonstuck. 26
Herdsdale Farm 28
Hoekanum Ferry 23
House Fronts, a Grand Staircase, etc .-
A Grand Staircase. 18
Corinthian Architecture on Pomeroy Ter- raee .. . 18
Entrance to Odd Fellows' Hall. 18
Fireplace in Henry Shepherd's House 17
Old Style Coffee Urn, etc. 18
Postern Door of Affen House 17
Portizo of Shepherd Residence. 17
Portien of the Hopkins Residence. The Allen House. .. 17
The Edward Clark House
The Merunt Clark Residence .. 18
The Pomeroy House ... 17
Tusean Column Front of Damon Residencet8
Jenny Lind and Her Husband 17
King Street near the Edwards Elm 19
Laying the Hearth Stone,-
Title Heading ..
" Within that hollow eradle laid ".
Looking Toward Pleasant Street. 6
Looking Toward the City Hall 5
Looking Up Main Street, from Bridge. 7
Looking West Down Bridge Street .. 10
Lonely Lone own .. 3t 27
Lookout Shooting Range
Lovers' Lane .. 29
Members of the Wish-ton-Wish Club 23
Monument to a Faithful Priest. 30
Monnt Tom Range .. 227
Near Mt. Tom Station. 26
On High Street. 16
On North Street ...
On Paradise Road Hill. 10
On Pomeroy Terrace 10
On Road to Mi. Tom Station. 25
On Road to the Meadows. 23
On South Street, Looking Across Common 13
Overlooking " Bay State". 27
Paradise Group.
A Look Across the Pond. 20
A Quiet Day . 20
Foot-Paths in Paradise. 19
Paradise Panels-on Hospital Side 21
Paradise Meadows-North .. 20
Paradise Meadows-West. 20
Ruins of the Hoe Shop. 20
Some Paradise Homes .. 20
The Entrance to Paradise Glen. 19
The Winding Stream. 21 Boiling Down Cider. .. 70
places in the city for our out-of-town friends to reach. They will see the large block shown in the engraving, across the court-house park, soon after coming on the
main street from the depots, and they are always wel- come to call for the examination of specimens and estimates, whether they leave their orders or not.
The Hampshire County Journal newspaper needs little introduction to the public. It is an indepen- dent democratic newspaper. It believes in the people, in equality of representation and taxation, and has tried to be independent in its criticisms. Unlike other papers in the county it has been open to the freest discussion of all sub- jects, and that its course has been popular is shown from the trebling of its circulation since the present proprietors took charge, while the establishment of new papers has had no other effect upon its subscription list.
The outlook for The Journal was never brighter and the publishers of this work will of course be glad to make any one acquainted with The Journal who has not yet seen it. The paper is issued every Fri- day afternoon, in time to reach all county towns before Sunday. The terms of subscription are $1.50 a year, and it will be sent one year to a new subscriber, with a copy of this work, for one dollar.
PRINTING HOUSES SQUARE
15
Near Mt. Lineom .69
Old Conkey Tavern. 70
10
16
Looking Up Round Hill Street. 12 Lovers' Leap ..
.. 31
... 18
113
PICTURESQUE HAMPSHIRE.
To the People of Hampshire Co. and Everybody else.
We wish to say a few words to you about buying your BOOKS AND STATION- ERY, PAPER, ENVELOPES, INK, BLANK Books, etc., at home.
1. It is a neighborly act, and due to those who are settled here and identified with the interests of our city.
2. In nineteen cases out of twenty you can buy as low in town as out of town.
3. If you do not buy, at any rate compare prices, aud see if you cannot do equally well, or even better, here at your doors.
4. Do not be deluded by Subscription Book Agents who say, "CAN'T BE BOUGHT AT THE BOOKSTORES"- Cyclopædias, Books of Travel, His- tory, etc. We will do as well as the AGENT, and generally GIVE BETTER PRICES.
5. Orders by mail, or questions concern- ing Books, gladly answered.
6. The Old College Bookstore, 108 MAIN STREET, is the place to verify these statements.
S. E. BRIDGMAN, NORTHAMPTON, MASS.
PAPER HANGINGS
E. B. CURRIER. E.B.CURRIER PAPER HANGINGS 7
THE ABOVE ENGRAVING REPRESENTS THE SUBSTANTIAL BUSINESS BLOCK OCCUPIED BY
E. B. CURRIER, DEALER IN
Crockery, Glass Ware,
FINE POTTERY, LAMPS, PAPER HANGINGS, AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS GENERALLY. This building is crowded with stock from basement to top story-Five Floors.
The Lower Mills, RICHARD P. SMITH, Proprietor. MILLING OF RYE AND WHEAT FLOUR, IN CUSTOM LOTS. All kinds of Custom Work promptly attended to and Satisfaction Guaranteed. All kinds of Flour and Feed in Stock.
EDWARD H. GELL.
EDWARD H. BELL Pry Gonds a Carpet Dealer,
Has no room in this space to make an announcement. For particulars as to his various BARGAINS readers are referred to newspaper advertisements; but the above substantial business block gives a hint of the varied and elegant stock within.
MATTHEW CARROLL
MATTHEW CARROLL,
DEALER IN Chnice family Groceries, FLOUR, PRODUCE, Fine Teas, Coffees, Spices, TOBAGGO AND GIGARS, 14 Masonic Street,
Northampton, Mass.
Also agent for the INMAN, WHITE STAR, ALLAN, ANCHOR, RED STAR, and STATE LINE STEAMSHIPS, to and from England, Ireland and Scotland.
Drafts for £1 and upward on Liverpool, Glasgow and Edinburgh.
SHADY LAWN.
This fine Gothic building represented in the picture on the middle of page 6, with its beau- tiful grounds, is for sale on easy terms. It was long occupied as a Collegiate Institute, then fourteen years as a Private Sanitarium. It is equally eligible as a summer residence for city people, or an elegant boarding-house for Smith college students.
GO TO
DEARDEN'S*
FOR
Fine Crockery,
LAMPS, FANCY -:- GOODS AND PAPER HANGINGS. OPPOSITE SMITH CHARITIES,
MAIN STREET, northampton, Mass.
&.F. D. BARNES ?? FINE
GROCER
AND DEALER IN
Flour, Provisions and Fruit.
28 MAIN STREET,
Northampton, Mass.
OSCAR EDWARDS. LUCIUS S. DAVIS. 1. Edwards & Co., DRUGGISTS
AND DEALERS IN
Paints, Gils and Groceries, SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, ETC., ETC.
Agents for H. W. Johns' Asbestos Paint, and Longman & Martinez' Pure Paint.
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