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NO. 134 MAIN STREET, NORTHAMPTON, MASS.
DO YOU WANT Artists' Materials
BLANK BOOKS,
Note Books, Memorandum Books, Pass Books, College Text Books, Prayer Books, Family Bibles, Teachers' Bibles, Small Bibles (old and new version), PICTURES,
Frames, Antograph, Photograph and Scrap Albums, Writing Desks, Music, Music Books and Stationery ?- YOU WILL FIND THEM AT
Marsh's Bookstore, Nearly opposite the Court House, 72 MAIN ST., NORTHAMPTON.
THE SOLE
Purpose of this advertisement is to call your attention to the large stock of
FINE SHOES
IN ALL THE LEADING STYLES,
SOLD BY
HADLEY, COWING & DRURY, 88 MAIN STREET, NORTHAMPTON, MASS.
ARTHUR F. NUTTING, Fire, Life & Accident INSURANCE.
Real Estate Agent.
OFFICE IN JACKSON'S BLOCK, 182 MAIN STREET,
NORTHAMPTON, MASS.
EOrders by mail will receive prompt attention.
0000
H
P. COPELAND
Copeland's Bazar, EMPORIUM -:- OF -:- FASHION.
FANCY GOODS OF ALL KINDS FOR LADIES, AND LADIES' UNDER- WEAR A SPECIALTY.
Sewing Machines of every desirable style, and all machines repaired. COOK's MARBLE BLOCK, MAIN ST., NORTHAMPTON, MASS.
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HAMPSHIRE HOUSE, WM. B. ORCUTT, Manager. Cor. Strong Ave. and Main Street, opp. Passenger Depots, NORTHAMPTON, MASS.
Commereial Travelers will find this house centrally located, near both rail- road Depots. Horse Cars pass the door.
CITY HOTEL,
T. H. GUILFOIL, PROPRIETOR.
Good Accommodations for Transients. Special Rates to Permanent Board- ers. Two minutes walk from Railroad Depots. 76 Pleasant St., cor. Pearl, Northampton.
LEEDS HOTEL, NAP. FORTIER, Proprietor.
Good Accommodations for Transients. Special Rates to Permanent Board- ers. Sample Room in connection.
Cor. Bridge and Water Sts., LEEDS.
Amherst House, AMHERST, MASS.
The undersigned is pleased to announce to his former patrons and others, desiring Game Spreads or Dinners, that he is now prepared to accommodate at short notice large or small patrons. Ample Dining Room, capacity for 200 people.
LORENZO CHASE, Proprietor.
HIGHLAND HOUSE,
BELCHERTOWN. MASS.
Season opens in June and closes in October.
The hotel has a first-class table, is light- ed with gas, and heated by steam, while electric bell, hot and cold water, bath rooms, and closets, are liberally provided on the different floors.
FLORENCE HOTEL, M. COONEY, Proprietor.
GOOD TABLE.
Commercial men can find good accommo- dations at this House.
BILLIARD HALL,
BARBER SHOP, AND
LIVERY STABLE
CONNECTED WITH HOTEL.
CORNER MAIN AND MAPLE STREETS,
FLORENCE, MASS,
D. J. WRIGHT, Dealer in Agricultural Tools, Carriages, Wagons and Carts. WOODENWARE AND GROCERIES. If you want to exchange anything in the way of FARMERS' PRODUCE. call and see D. J. WRIGHT.
CHARLES H. JONES.
Frescoing and House Painting.
Jones Block, Northampton, Mass.
Northampton Electric Lighting Co. STATION ON MASONIC STREET. This plant covers the most territory of any in New England, using over elghiv miles of wire and lighting a city four miles wide by eleven long. The company has recently in- creased its capital and can now supply motive power and lamps for private residence light- ing. A. MCCALLUM, Pres. C. H. PIERCE, Sec.
and Treas.
NORTHAMPTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY. ESTABLISHED 1853. PRESIDENT-M. M. French. SEC. and TREAS-Geo. P. Dickinson. DIRECTORS-M. M. French, John F. Starr, L. C. Seelye, David W. Crafts, Geo. P. Dickinson.
Rates of Gas, recently reduced to $2 per 1000.
O. EDWARDS, President. J. A. SULLIVAN, Sec. E. C. CLARK, Trees. and Supt.
Northampton Street Railway Company.
From Northampton to Florence 31-4 miles of track. This company owns 58 horses and 10 cars.
NORTHAMPTON
Beef Company. Swift's Chicago Dressed Beef,
Salt Tongue, Tripe, Ham, Lamb and Pork. Northampton, Mass.
MOUNT PLEASANT Family School for Boys, AMHERST, MAŚS.
This school, organized in 1846, is strictly a family school, and is designed to give boys a thorough preparation for college or business, and, at the same time, to afford them the com- forts of a home. The number is limited to six- teen. Pupils well recommended are receiv d at any time when there are vacancies, and are classed according to their attainments.
For circulars apply to WILLIAM K. NASH. A. M., Principal.
JOHN C. HAMMOND. HENRY P. FIELD. HAMMOND & FIELD,
Attorneys and Counsellors,
NORTHAMPTON, MASS.
First National Bank Building.
WILLIAM SLATTERY,
Attorney and Counselor-at-Law.
NOTARY PUBLIC AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR.
No. 24, Dwight St. Holyoke, Mass.
M.+M.Strong,
CIVIL ENGINEER,
NORTHAMPTON, - MASS.
Office in Jones Block.
A. H. RYAN, SLATE and GRAVEL ROOFER.
Residence, 254 Fairmount Square. Office, 456 High Street. HOLYOKE, MASS.
E. H. BANNISTER, Fine Stationer
AND DEALER IN BLANK BOOKS, LEDGERS, FINE KNIVES, SCISSORS, Erc.
NORTHAMPTON, MASS.
GEORGE+N+LUCIA, Engraving, Etchings, Photographs, Paintings, Picture Frames, Stationery and Artists' Materials. 229 MAIN STREET, NORTHAMPTON. Artistic Framing a Specialty.
Edward P. Hall & Co. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Flooring, Box and Finish Boards, Shingles, Lath, Clapboards, Mouldings. Dimension Timber Delivered at Short Notice.
Office and Yard Gothic near Court St., rear of Gazette Office, Northampton. OFAll Orders Filled with Dispatch.
C. N. HARLOW & CO. LUMBER MERCHANTS.
Michigan Pine Lumber, Pine, Cedar and Spruce Shingles, Pine and Spruce Clapboards, Lath and Pine Mouldings. Also Plan- ing Mill and Box Factory connected. CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. All Building and Jobbing will receive atten- lion and estimates furnished when desired. 116 Pleasant, near Holyoke St. Northampton.
J. A. GAGNE, CONTRACTOR and BUILDER.
Estimates furnished on all kinds of CARPENTER WORK.
Mill and Office, 24 Center Street, Northampton, Mass.
SMITH & LIVERMORE, Carpenters, Builders, Contractors, AND LUMBER DEALERS.
We are ready at all times to ereet Buildings Jobbing of all kinds promptly attended to. Estimates furnished at short notice. Shop 22 Centre St. Northampton.
C. S. CROUCH, Contractor, Builder, And REAL ESTATE AGENT.
62 Pleasant Street, Northampton, Mass.
LANDY BROS. & CO.,
PROPRIETORS
Granite Stone Quarry.
FLORENCE, MASS.
ZENAS FIELD, BUILDING MOVER AND CONTRACTOR.
Estimates made and work promptly at tended to
NORTHAMPTON, MASS.
C. H. BOYDEN, Dining Room and Restaurant,
DEALER IN
Choice Confectionery, Frnit, Nuts, Ice Cream, Soda, Cigars, Tobacco, &c. 36 MAIN ST., NORTHAMPTON, MASS.
E. C. Barr
Ornmental Confectioners. Ladies' and Gents' ICE CREAM AND DINING ROOMS. Wedding and other Parties supplied with every requisite. Headquarters for Barr's Domestic Bread. Bread and Pastry at Wholesale. Open after all Entertainments. Williams' Block, Main St., Northampton.
MERRITT CLARK & CO. DEALERS IN
READY MADE and CUSTOM CLOTHING,
Call and see ns at the old stand,
NORTHAMPTON,
MASS.
OUR STYLE OF HATS
Is always complete. We can show you just what you want in a DERBY or SOFT HAT. Also in Heavy Underwear, Over- shirts, Gloves, etc. C. A. SENIOR'S. Corner of Main and Pleasant Streets, Northampton.
M. J. HENNESSEY.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Keeps a fine line of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WOOLENS always on hand.
With SMITH & PRINDLE, 96 Main Street.
FLORENCE CLOTHING STORE. Ready-Made Clothing, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Hats, Trunks and Travel- ing Bags. H. K. PARSONS, C. O. PARSONS, Proprietor. Manager.
Also dealers in
Coal, Wood, Flour, Hay, and all kinds of
Grain and Feed.
Maple, cor. Main St.,
Florence, Mass.
FOR BARGAINS IN hats, Furs, Robes, AND FURNISHING GOODS GO TO STOCKER'S, 130 Main Street, - NORTHAMPTON.
BON MARCHE,
The Popular Millinery Store OF THE COUNTY SEAT.
The Latest Styles in Bonnets, Hats, and Ribbons always on hand here.
MAIN STREET, NORTHAMPTON, MASS.
DICKINSON'S,
Opposite the First Church, is the best place to buy all kinds of Millinery and fancy Goods. Prices Low and Goods the best. C. H. DICKINSON, 122 MAIN STREET, Northampton, Mass.
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WE WILL CLUB
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING with any publication or publications. Send a postal, it costs but a cent. Write plain and don't forget to put down your town, street and number. Name just as many publications as you want with GOOD HOUSEKEEPING, and ten to one if you take many others yon will get the whole lot so cheap that GOOD HOUSEKEEPING may be had for virtually nothing. You will save paper, envelopes and stamps, not to speak of the time you will waste in writing to different publishers. Now, why do we do this, you ask. We will tell you. We expect a lot of them, thousands, and while ordering yours we will order hundreds of others, and as we know so well how many different things there are to do in every twenty-four hours, we will help you to secure your reading matter at as little cost as possible,
BEGINNING with January, 1891, GOOD HOUSEKEEPING will be published
MONTHLY,
and each monthly number will have more than double the number of pages that has been heretofore contained in any two fortnightly issues. In other words, our readers will have a larger and better variety in one monthly number than they have heretofore had in two fortnightly ones.
The regular subscription price is $2.40 a year, $1.20 for six months, $1.00 for five months; 20 cents a number.
ALL NEWSDEALERS SELL IT.
CLARK W. BRYAN & CO., Springfield, Mass., Publishers of Good Housekeeping.
EAMES & SPRAGUE, Plumbers, Gas Fitters,
AND DEALERS IN STOVES, HOT-AIR FURNACES,
Ranges, Pumps, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware.
NO. 40 MAIN STREET, DICKINSON'S BLOCK,
NORTHAMPTON, MASS.
G. D. EAMES. S. D. SPRAGUE.
Dressmakers' Magic Scale!
This is the
LUCR Magic Scale, being one-ninth its actualsize. Itis nota mod- el or cha .. , but a scale of inches. With it a lady can cut from any fashion plate, making a perfect mh without altera- tions. Agents wanted. Mr. & Mrs. O. S. CROUCH, Gen 1 Agents, Northampton, Mass
This shows scale one-ninth its actual size. It is not a Model or Chart, but a scale of inches. With it a lady can cut from any Fashion Plate, making a per- fect fit without alterations. 90,000 in ac- tual use.
AGENTS WANTED.
MR. AND MRS. C. S. CROUCH, Gen- eral Agents for New England. 66 Pleasant St., NORTHAMPTON, MASS,
LANDY BROS. & CO., PROPRIETORS Granite Stone Quarry FOR BUILDING PURPOSES.
HEAVY TRUCKING A SPECIALTY.
SAND FOR FILLING AND GRADING. Sand Bank located on Prospect Street, Northampton.
ORDERS SOLICITED.
OFFICE, NONOTUCK STREET, FLORENCE, MASS,
SETH WARNER,
DEALER IN Fertilizers, Produce and Farm Machinery.
Removed from Conn. River Old Freight Depot to Block occupied by Kimball & Cary, up-stairs.
MARK E. RAFTRY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
PORK, LARD, HAM
AND SAUSAGES.
Fresh and Salt Meats, Poultry, Game, Vegetables, Etc.
CASH PAID FOR HIDES, CALF AND WOOL SKINS. 23 PLEASANT ST., NORTHAMPTON, MASS'
Fine Surgical Elastic Goods,
HOSIERY,
H
BODY BELTS, ETC.
EVERY PIECE MADE TO ORDER AND MEASURE.
A Fresh, Reliable Article,
-AND-
C
B
A
TRUSSES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. FITTING A SPECIALTY. MORE THAN THIRTY YEARS IN PRESENT LOCATION. My stock being a wholesale one, offers a better assortment than any retail dealer can be expected to keep.
Artificial Eyes, Crutches, Magnetic Belts, Shoulder Braces, Abdominal Supporters, Etc. WILLIAM M. WILLIAMS,
447 MAIN STREET (opposite Court Square), SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
Northampton Daily Herald.
The Oldest Daily in the City and County.
Published every secular afternoon.
HAS A LARGER CIRCULATION
Per week than all other papers printed in Hampshire County.
ADVERTISERS Acknowledge it to be the Best Advertising Medium.
* Advertising Rates Low. *
*
W. L. SMITH & CO.,
NORTHAMPTON, - -
MASS.,
BUY THEIR
FURNITURE IN LARGE LOTS,
Therefore the reason for
Low Prices -AND- LARGE SALES:
COURT STREET,
NORTHAMPTON.
To
Keep your Teeth White, Your Breath Sweet,
USE OUR Saponaceous Dentrifice.
VERY PLEASANT TO USE.
SEND 10c. FOR SAMPLE PACKAGE. COBURN & GRAVES,
Opposite Court House,
Druggists,
NORTHAMPTON, MASS.
J. M. SKIFF, Watch Repairing
Personally attended to and dealer in Watches, Clocks. Spectacles, Eye Glasses and Jewelry.
179 Main St.,
Northampton.
E
PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED.
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NORTHAMPTON
Institution for Savings.
INCORPORATED 1842. OFFICERS, 1890. TRUSTEES.
H. G. KNIGHT. President. M. M. FRENCH, Vice President. H. R. HINCKLEY, Vice President. T. G. SPAULDING, Secretary. OSCAR EDWARDS, S. M. COOK, MERRITT CLARK, E. A. THOMAS, GEORGE P. DICKINSON, L. B. WILLIAMS, F. H. DAWES, J. S. LATHROP, WM. E. THAYER, OLIVER WALKER, CHAS. N. CLARK, BENJ. E. COOK, JR., JAMES PORTER. L. MALTBY, Treasurer.
Deposits, Oct. 1, 1890,. . $2,475,000. Assets, .2,725,000.
HAMPSHIRE SAVINGS BANK,
ESTABLISHED A. D. 1869,
Deposits, -
$1,000,000.
Deposits received every business day and placed on interest the 15th of February, May, August and November.
Interest Dividends declared on the 15th of May and November,
PRESIDENT, JOSEPHUS CRAFTS. TREASURER, LEWIS WARNER. VICE PRESIDENTS, W. H. Dickinson, Ansel Wright, Webster Herrick, J. H. Demond. TRUSTEES, H. A. Longley, O. S. Clark, E. F. Crooks, James Dunlap, W. M. Jackson, Horace Lamb, W. A. Nash, E. A. Edwards, Henry A. Kimball, H. P. Billings. Banking Rooms at Hampshire County national Bank. 150 MAIN STREET, NORTHAMPTON, MASS.
Florence Savings Bank,
Dalis' Block, Main St., Florence.
President, SAMUEL PORTER, VICE PRESIDENTS, H. F. CUTLER, GEO. H. RAY.
TRUSTEES.
S. A. BOTTUM,
C. E. GOULD,
H. B. HAVEN,
W. L. WILCOX,
GEORGE S. GRAVES,
E S. BOTTUM,
E. E. WOOD, AMOS ELDRIDGE, O. M. SMITH, A. G. HILL, L. F. PLIMPTON, M. W. BOND, N. A. DAVIS, E. S. ROSS. E. E. GRAVES, G. B. FULLER, TREASURER, M. W. BOND. Amount on Deposit, Oct. 4, 1890, $285,865,55.
Connecticut River R. R. Co.
Vermont Valley and Sullivan County Railroads. Furnishing the only THROUGH Line from New York and Springfield to MONTREAL, QUEBEC & WHITE MOUNTAINS. SPECIAL RATES - GIVEN DURING THE SEASON TO THE ANNUAL WINTER FESTIVITIES AT MONTREAL. OFFICERS. JOHN MULLIGAN, President Conn. R. R. Co. E. C. WATSON, General Ticket Agent. A. B. HARRIS, Ash., Vt. V. & S. C. R. R's. GEO. E. FRINK, Cashier. SETHHUNT, Treasurer. W. H. WILSON, Auditor.
W. E. HILL, General Baggage Agent. H. E. HOWARD, General Freight Agent. GENERAL OFFICES, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
The paper on which this publication is printed is furnished by H. STORRS & BEMENT CO.,
Wholesale Paper Dealers,
S& Franklin Street, BOSTON, MASS,
HAMPSHIRE MUTUAL Fire Insurance Company, NORTHAMPTON, MASS. INCORPORATED 1830.
Insures Dwellings, Barns and their Contents Only. The Company never paid less than 40 per cent. dividends, and solicits patronage on good risks, promising fair dealings. C. N. CLARK, President. OLIVER WALKER, Sec. and Treas.
OFFICE ON MAIN STREET.
THE HALF-TONE ENGRAVINGS IN THIS BOOK WERE MADE BY BOSTON ENGRAVING CO., 227 TREMONT ST., BOSTON.
ESTABLISHED 1872.
DANIEL D. O'DONNELL,
DEALER IN
Groceries, Flour, Provisions & Crockery, Wooden Ware, Boots, Shoes, Gent's Furnishing Goods, Notions, Etc.
AGENT FOR THE WHITE STAR LINE STEAMSHIP CO.
05/ DRAFTS SOLD AT LOWEST RATES.
FLORENCE, MASS.
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BUSINESS BLOOK ERECTED BY P. J. DALY IN 1888.
C. E. BUSHEE Occupies one-half of the above block as a large and well-stocked Drug Store.
Mr. Bushee entered upon his chosen profes- sion eighteen years ago in Boston, having taken a full three-years course of studies at the Massachusetts School of Pharmacy, and subsequently studied chemistry, hoth general and analytical, in the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, thus qualifying him to success- fully carry on the business of a PRESCRIP- TION DRUGGIST. The gentleman came to this city in May, 1889, weil qualified to meet the wants of the public in his line, and has since then built up a handsome business by force of energy, tact, and good nature. A fine laboratory is connected with the store, which is well stocked, and is pleasant and attractive in all its appointments. Mr. Bushee being a regular pharmacist of long experience, com- mends him to the confidence of the public.
Dean, Wheelock & Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN PAPER HANGINGS,
Ceiling, Decoration Borders, Etc.
Window Shades, Room Mouldings, Drapery Poles and Fixtures; White Lead, Oils, Turpen- tine, Varnishes, Japan Colors, Brushes, and a full line of Painters' Supplies. All kinds of interior and exterior Painting, Decorating and Kalsomining done to order, in the most thor- ough manner, and at living prices. Estimates for contracts furnished for painting buildings if desired. IF Don't forget the place, oppo- site the New Opera House.
267 MAIN ST., DALY'S BLOCK, Northampton, Mass.
W. T. DEAN, W. F. WHEELOCK, E. B. EMERSON.
P. J. DALEY, DEALER IN Dry & Fancy Goods,
WATER ST.,
Florence, Mass
ESTABLISHED IN 1876.
OLTON'S
SELECT FLAVORS
Winning Friends Everywhere. Dealers Treble Sales with Them.
PERFECTLY PURE Choicest Fruits. THE BESI. Thousands of Gross Sold. Unequaled Strength for All. EVERY FAMILY Should Know Their Delicious Flavors. Ask Your Grocer or Dealer for Them.
These Delicious Flavors of Very Great Strength win a large trade for Fine Quality and Great Economy.
Why not get the BEST, always RELIABLE, HEALTHFUL, DE- LICIOUS, ECONOMICAL. In a sale of Thousands of Gross, no ADULTERATION or COL- ORING EVER USED.
T. D.H.BRIGHAM O. SPRINGFIELD.
DEPENDABLE
Clothiers
Hatters
AND
FURNISHERS.
SIX DEPARTMENTS.
1. Men's Suits, Overcoats, Pants and Vests. Sizes 33 to 50.
2. Boys' Suits, Overcoats, Kilts and Shirt Waists-2} to 18 years.
3. Men's, Boys' and Children's Hats and Caps.
4. Men's, Boys' and Children's Furnishing Goods.
5. Trunks, Bags, Shawl and Trunk Straps.
6. Robes, Blankets and Horse Clothing.
We tie the two; qualities that are reliable ; PRICES LOWER THAN EXPECTED.
We've Clothing for every station in life.
No discount on style, finish, or variety.
- One man's money goes as far as another's here, for we've
ONE PRICE TO ALL!
.H BRIGHAM SPRINGFIELD.
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" Drives in Northampton and Vicinity."
One hundred and eighteen drives, with maps giving roads, rivers, brooks and mountains within twenty miles of Northampton including all of Hampshire and Hampden, nearly all of Franklin and parts of Berkshire and Worces- ter counties. Price $1.00. By
F. N. KNEELAND.
FROM' PROF. J. B. CLARK.
NORTHAMPTON, June 29, 1889. MY DEAR MR. KNEELAND :- I want to tell you how very useful I have found your guide book to be. I have used it for driving and cycling, and it is not only accurate, but so Written as to convey a clear idea in every case that has come under my observation, of the route described. Every one who has had fre- quent occasions for asking information em cerning strange routes knows how few are the people who can direct a traveler in an intelli- gible way. Your "Drives in Northampton" and vicinity accomplished this. In my judg- ment it has appreciably increased the value of This village as a place of summer residence, not to say as a place of residence in any sea- son of the year. Yours very truly, J. B. CLARK.
. CHARLES N. CLARK. A. T. CROSSLEY.
CLARK & CROSSLEY, Bankers,
402 PALLADIO BUILDING, DULUTH, MINN.
Dealers in Notes, Bonds, Mortgages, and Commercial Paper.
REFERENCES : NORTHAMPTON BANKS.
Eastern Ofice, Northampton, Mass.
THE SINGER MFG. CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF OVER
Ten Million Singer Sewing Machines For family use. Also MACHINES FOR ALL KINDS OF MANUFACTURING PURPOSES. Needles, Oil and Parts CONSTANTLY ON HAND. OLD MACHINES TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. MACHINES OF ALL KINDS REPAIRED TO ORDER. If you are intending to buy a SEw- ING MACHINE, please examine ours. It will eost you nothing to do so, and we feel confident that we can SUIT YOU.
OFFICE, 145 MAIN STREET.
NORTHAMPTON, MASS.
E. T. BARRETT, AGENT.
DEWEY & OSBORNE.
To the people of Northampton and vi- cinity we would say that we have the LARGEST and most CAREFULLY SE- LECTED stock of
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers.
In Hampshire county. We pay special attention to fine goods, and some of the best makes in the country are represented on our shelves. We carry all sizes and widths, from "aa" to "ee." consequently we can fit you. and fit yon well.
ESOur PRICES we guarantee to be as LOW as the same quality of goods ean be bought for anywhere.
By courteous treatment we would re- spectfully solicit a share of your patron- age.
DEWEY & OSBORNE, Successors to W. D. Mandeil. 161 MAIN STREET, Mansion House Block, NORTHAMPTON, MASS.
NOVELTY IN PORTRAITS.
Mr. Lovell has recently purchased the exclusive right to sell in this city and vicinity the
TALCOTT PATENT GLASS MOUNT.
The depth, richness of tone and bril- lianey added to Photographs mounted by this process, and the quality of absolute permanence and durability, (the pictures being hermetically sealed to the glass,) make it without doubt the most beautiful and durable method of mounting photo- graphs yet discovered. Samples now on exhibition at onr studio.
C. O. LOVELL, MAIN ST., NORTHAMPTON.
BLANK BOOKS, LEDCERS,
Day Books -:- Pass Books,
MEMORANDUMS, DIARIES,
ETC., ETC.
A complete line, at LOWEST PRICES.
E Subscriptions received for ANY MAGAZINE OR NEWSPAPER published. A. G. CARLEY, NORTHAMPTON, MASS.
D. A. HORTON, DEALER IN FERTILIZERS, PERUVIAN GUANO, Agricultural Chemicals, Land Plas- ter, Agricultural Lime and Salt, Hard Wood Canada Ashes, Also Wood and Coal at Bottom Prices.
91 Pleasant Street, NORTHAMPTON.
W. P. LATHAM, Contractor and Builder.
Stone, Brick, Mason and Excavating Work. Estimates cheerfully given. Also deal- er in HARD and SOFT WOOD. ALL WORK GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION. Water Street, Florence, Mass.
JOHN KEACH. (Successor to M. W. Jackson.) Where can always be found a large stock of Poultry, Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats, selected from the best the Market affords. Also, Fresh Vegetables, Game, Venison, etc., in their season.º Cash paid for Hides, Calf and Wool Skins. 180 Main St. cor. South St, Northampton.
NORTHAMPTON. BOOT AND SHOE STORE. J. C. PHELPS, Proprietor. Dealer in All kinds of Boots, Shoes and Rubbers. At the Lowest Cash Prices. No. 80 Main St. Northampton.
EDWARDS+BROS., Choice * Groceries,
AND
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN THEIR SEASON.
NORTHAMPTON, MASS.
INSURANCE,
Fire, Life and Accident. Real Estate, Foreign Drafts, Tickets. Also Special Indemnity for Loss or Damage occasioned by wind-storms, cy- clones, or tornadoes.
OLIVER WALKER, Agent. Main Street, Northampton.
BRUNO F. RUDER.
German Restaurant. SWEET CIDER, SODAS, AND DEUTSCH DELICATESSEN, Of all kinds, such as BOLOGNA and FRANKFURTER SAUSAGE, HOLLAND HERRINGS, HAM and CHEESE CONSTANTLY on HAND. Also Agent for the Hamburg-American, Red Star and Baltie Line of Steamers.
THE NEW WEBSTER.
Just Published.
WEBSTER'S INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY
Entirely New.
The Authentic " Unabridged," comprising is- sties of 1864, '79 and '84, (still copyrighted) is now Revised and Enlarged, and bears the name of Webster's International Dictionary. Revision has been in progress for over 10 Years. More than 100 editorial laborers employed. $300,000 expended before first copy was printed. Critical examination invited. Get the Best. Sold by all Booksellers. Illustrated pamphlet free. G. & C. MERRIAM & CO., Pub'rs, Springfield, Mass.
THE LADIES
FAVORITE
THE LIGHT RUNNING
SEWING MACHINE THE BEST
WOODWORK:16 ATTACHMENTS
NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE (@ ORANGE-MASS.
CHICAGO, 28 UNION SQUARE,N.Y. SANFRANCISCO WILL. 'ATLANTA, GA.
ST. LOUIS.MO. FOR SALE . BY
DALLAS.TEX
P. BARTLEY,
DEALER IN
NEW HOME SEWING MACHINES. OFFICE WITH
Bon Marche, 183 Main St., Northampton. Attachments of all kinds constantly on hand.
G. Henry Clark,
UNION BLOCK, Opp. Smith Charities Building, Northampton, Is where you can find Watches, French and American Cloeks, Jew- elry, Rings, Diamonds, Amber Goods, Bronzes, Gold and Steel Spectacles, Etc. Repairing is all warranted and prices as low as the lowest at
G. HENRY CLARK'S
In J. S. Wells & Co's Store.
Hampshire County Journal
JOB PRINTING HOUSE.
We desire to call the attention of the citizens of this " Picturesque " county to our facilities for
Job Printing of all kinds,
Such as Pamphlet, Poster, Circular, Billhead, Program and Card Worh.
Samples shown and estimates cheerfully given whether we take your order or not. Give us a call.
WADE, WARNER & CO.,
Court Street, North of the Court House, Northampton, Mass.
CHASVAN LACK
CHAS. VAN VLACK.
ELECTROTYPER, 46 HARRISON AVENUE,
SPRINGFIELD,MASS.
Established 1867. legirotyper,
46 HARRISON AVENUE,
Springfield, Mass .. .
THE
FINEST
PICTURESQUE HAMPSHIRE.
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ESTABLISHED 1817.
JOHN H. PRAY, SONS & CO.,
Importers, Jobbers, Retailers, and Manufacturers' Agents,
CARPETINGS AND UPHOLSTERY
558 and 560 Washington Street, Boston,
30, 32 and 34 Harrison Avenue Extension, Boston.
113 Worth Street, New York.
The Genuine English
WOODSTOCK RUGS
Can be purchased only from JOHN H. PRAY, SONS & CO.
SOLE AGENTS
-FOR THE-
UNITED STATES.
A very large line of patterns and colorings constantly in stock in the following sizes :
7.6 x 9.0 10.6 x 12.0
7.6 x 10.6 9.0 x 13.6
9.0 x 9.0 10.6 × 13.6 9.0 x 10.6 12.0 x 13.6 9.0 x 12.0 12.0 x 15.0
The most artistic and durable floor covering ever manufactured, for the. price.
There are many imitations in market ; be sure and buy the genuine article, which can be procured only of us, as we are the sole American Agents.
Correspondence solicited, and shall receive prompt and careful at- tention.
JOHN H PRAY, SONS & COMPANY
JH.PRAY SONSEC
JOHN H. PRAY, SONS & COMPANY
UPHOLSTERY
Department.
We are making a Specialty of
INTERIOR FURNISHINGS,
-FOR-
Public Buildings, Churches,
Halls,
Cars,
Club Houses, as well
as Private Residences,
And especially solicit correspondence in this direction. We have artists of merit in the getting up of original de- signs, and unlimited resources to draw from.
JOHN H. PRAY, SONS & CO.
558 and 560 Washington Street, Boston. 30, 32 and 34 Harrison Avenue Extension, Boston.
113 Worth Street, New York.
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PICTURESQUE HAMPSHIRE.
OFISS PARLOA, will prepare the Christmas Dinner for GOOD HOUSEKEEPING, published at Springfield, Mass., and will also furnish for its 1891 Bill of Fare a valuable series of papers, under the title of "Ten Mornings in the Kitchen."
BEGINNING with January, 1891, GOOD HOUSEKEEPING will be published MONTHLY, and each monthly number will have more than double the number of pages that has been heretofore contained in any two fortnightly issues. In other words, our readers will have a larger and better variety in one monthly number than they have heretore had in two fortnightly ones.
The regular subscription price is $2.40 a year, $1.20 for six months, $1.00 for five months, 20 cents a number. All news- dealers sell it.
CLARK W. BRYAN & CO., Publishers, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
MILL Nº2
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COLLINS NARDFACTURING CO
WHITING PAPER COMPANY, HOLYOKE, MASS., U. S. A,
WEDDING, LEDGER,
Manufacturers of
BRISTOLS, BLANK BOOK AND WRITING PAPERS.
MILL NO. 1
( Weddings. Ledger. ( Linen. Bond.
MILL NO. 2
( Blank Book.
N. C. HAYES
Would like to have every inhabitant of Picturesque Hampshire" eall at his place when they want anything in his line, such as
TRUNKS, HARNESSES, BAGS, ETC.
Headquarters at the Old Stand,
NORTHAMPTON, MASS.
B. E. COOK & SON,
MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE FIRST CHURCH, NORTHAMPTON.
Full line of NEW Goods, Gold and Silver Watches, French and American Clocks, Solid Silver and Plated Ware, Solid Gold and Plated Jewelry, Cutlery, Fancy Goods and Toys in great variety. A full line of Spectacles, Eye Glass- es and Optical Goods. All of our goods are bought and sold for Cash at LOWEST PRICES consistent with first-class goods.
Repairing and Engraving a Specialty,
B. E. COOK & SON.
A. HYDE,
Manufacture of
VIOLINS and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
INCLUDING HYDE'S NEW PATENT MACHINE HEADS.
Repairing of Musical Instruments given Special Attention.
Walnut St.,
Northampton.
BOND, LINENS,
{ Bristols. Writing.
MILL NO. 3
( Linen. Writing.
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