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Woodman Charles, emp U S A, h 12 Walnut st
Woodman Daniel S., apothecary, h Woodworth ave Woodman Hervey N., painter, h 15 Fulton st
Woodruff George E., painter Taylor st, h 22 Holyoke st Woodruff Mrs. Marietta, h cor Dwight and E Court sts Woodward E., emp Marshall, Moore & Sweatland, h Gardner st Woodward Erastus, truckman, h 366 S Main st
Woodward Henry E., truckman, h 366 S Main st Woodward John, emp W R R, bds 8 Fremont st Woodward John C., painter, h 33 Charles st Woodward Lewis N., mason, bds 6 Elm st
Woodward Mrs. Nathaniel, h 13 Whitney ave
Woodward Solomon W., butcher, h 8 Margaret st
Woodward William B., truckman, h 366 S Main st Woolson Charles A., grocer, h and store cor Bridge & Water sts
Woolson Daniel P., emp I O mills, h Hampden st I O
Wooster B. F., emp W R R, bds 1 Bliss st
Wooster William H. H., (O. W. Wilcox & Co.,) h 13 Fremont st Worden Horace W., emp S. C. Bemis & Co., h Water st Worther Edwin A., emp Smith, Hall & Buckland, h Long hill Worthy J. L. & Co., flour and grain dealers, 117 Main st
Worthy J. L., (J. L. Worthy & Co.,) h W Springfield Wotton Mrs. Sarah, h 22 Court st
Wright Albert, porter Pynchon House [28 Bliss st Wright Andrew J., book-keeper Fire & Marine Ins. Co., bds Wright Charles M., emp Wright & Emerson, bds 20 W State st Wright Mrs. Dr. Clark, h 26 Main st
Wright George E., emp Thompson & Co., bds 17 Pynchon st Wright Mrs. Harriet N., h 30 Park st
Wright H. C., carpenter, bds Union House [yoke st Wright Henry, clerk Powers & Brown Paper Co., bds 32 Hol- Wright Henry A., engineer C R R, h Fulton st
Wright James, farmer, h Plumtree road
Wright James A., emp U S A, bds 117 E State st
WRIGHT & EMERSON, Agawam Foundry, Liberty street. Manufacturers of Cast Iron Fence for Cemetery Lots, Balconies and Verandas, also Machinery and Building Castings of all descriptions.
No. 5 Barnes' Block, Main Street.
DIRECTORY. 243
Wright Josiah, (Wright & Emerson, ) h 28 Bliss st Wright J. W., emp T. D. Beach, h 9 Garden st
Wright J. W. B., deputy state constable, bds Haynes' Hotel Wright Lewis H., baggage master W R R, h 32 Holyoke st Wright Noah, teamster, bds 20 E Bridge st
Wright Mrs. Ruth, h 29 Gardner st
WRIGHT W. H., Wholesale dealer in Foreign and Domestic Leaf Tobacco, Manufacturer of Tobacco and Cigars. Imported Cigars, Meerschaums, Brier Pipes, and Smokers' Articles generally, always on hand, 273 Main street. House 18 West Bridge street. Wurm Frank, h 70 E Worthington st
YAGER VALENTINE, emp U S A, h 29 William st [ton st Yandell Henry, emp D. L. Harris & Co., h 104 E Worthing- Yeaton Lewis, emp Cutler, McIntosh & Co., bds 46 E Wor st Yetter Thomas, emp A. Schofer, h cor Market & E Court sts Young Aaron P., emp U S A, bds Armory square
Young Charles, emp U S A, bds U S Hotel [House
Young
Edward H., (Gardiner & Young, ) bds Myrtle Street
Young Emil, emp U S A, bds E William st
Young Frank R., clerk U S A, bds Armory square
Young Horace, emp Smith & Wesson, h 88 Water st
Young James, emp J. Hood, bds Winter st Young James, emp Geo. A. Flagg, bds cor E State and Han- Young James R., emp U S A, h Armory square
[cock sts
Young James R., emp U S A, bds 48 Walnut st Young John, bds cor Main and E Worthington sts Young Joseph, emp T. D. Beach, bds 2992 Main st Young Linus C., emp U S A, bds Armory square
Young Mitchell, emp I O mills, h Hampden st I O
Younglove J. O., emp U S A, h 293} Main st Yuler John A., emp George A. Kibbe, h E Worthington st Yuler Mrs. John A., h Quincy st
ZINSSER T. M., (Wallach, Schwab & Zinsser,) bds 14 Bliss st
ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL
Life Insurance
INCORPORATED IN 1851.
OFFICE, COMPANY'S NEW BUILDING, MAIN ST., Springfield, Mass.
Assets, Aug. 1, 1867, over $1,600,000.
AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING.
CALEB RICE, President. FRANCIS B. BACON, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
CALEB RICE,
SYLVANUS ADAMS,
JOSEPH STONE,
E. D. BEACH,
H. FULLER, JR.,
W. C. STURTEVANT, EDMUND FREEMAN,
CLARK W. BRYAN,
F. B. BACON,
JAMES KIRKHAM, P. B. TYLER, SAMUEL BOWLES,
EPHRAIM W. BOND, OTIS CHILDS, ELAM STOCKBRIDGE,
E. C. COWDIN, N. Y.
R. W. HOLMAN, BOSTON.
GEORGE MERRIAM,
ALFRED LAMBERT, BENJ. LOMBARD, CHICAGO, ILL. J. S. KIDDER, MANCHESTER, N. H.
DR. A. LAMBERT, Medical Examiner.
Persons desirous of insuring their lives in a sound, reliable Com- pany, are requested to make application to the office of the Com- pany, or to any of its accredited Agents.
Documents, explaining the utility and advantages of Life Insur- ance, can be had free of expense, at the Office, or of any of its Agents.
WM. BIRNIE,
ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE SINGER IMPROVED
Sewing Machine.
THE SIMPLEST AND MOST DURABLE SEWING MACHINE In the World.
General Office for Western Mass., 179 MAIN STREET, SPRINGFIELD. GEO. W. CHACE.
The Ssoop Shirt auufactory AND GENERAL DEPOT FOR HOOP SKIRTS AND CORSETS, At Wholesale and Retail. ALWAYS ON HAND THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK, IN GREATEST ASSORTMENT,
Of any House out of Boston or New York.
179 MAIN STREET,
Just North of Baptist Church.
GEO. W. CHACE.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
QUINBY & HUDSON,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Express, Peddler and Grocery Wagons,
TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES,
Cabriolets, Rockaways,
PHAETONS, BEACH WAGONS, &c.
East Court Street, Springfield, Mass.
ALL WORK WARRANTED. CA
LADD BROTHERS,
nstrance
gency
REPRESENTING THE LARGEST AND MOST RELIABLE Fire and Life Insurance Companies
IN NEW ENGLAND AND NEW YORK. -ALSO, THE- Liverpool, London, and Globe Insurance Company, -WITH-
Aggregate Capital of over $40,000,000. LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND PAID.
Insurance on Mills, Machine Shops, and Stocks of Goods, to any amount required in one line. Dwellings at low rates, for one year, or perpetual.
Office 1 and 2 Opera House, Corner Main and Pynchon Streets.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
PAPER STOCK WAREHOUSE.
JOHN OLMSTEAD,
DEALER IN
COTTON AND COTTON WASTE. Office, Corner Main and Taylor Streets, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
CASH PAID FOR COTTON WASTE.
MARSHALL, MOORE & SWETLAND, Model and Pattern Makers,
DESIGNERS AND BUILDERS OF PATENT OFFICE MODELS AND LIGHT MACHINES. Dealers in Mahogany Counter Tops, BLACK WALNUT AND GILT MOULDINGS, &c. ALSO, JOBBING OF ALL KINDS.
SAMUEL BOWLES & CO., Publishers of The pringfield Republican, JOB PRINTERS AND BOOKBINDERS, Franklin Block, Main St., SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
WILLIAM A. JUDD, No. 26 State Street, DEALER IN FRUITS, NUTS, CONFECTIONERY, Fancy and Domestic Bakery, Etc.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
DICKINSON & MAYO, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Paper Stock and Old Metals, BOSTON CARD MATCHES, Wooden and Glass Wares, Brushes, &c. MANUFACTURERS OF BRASS, TIN AND COPPER WARES
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
No. 1 Commercial Row,
NEAR RAILROAD DEPOT,
GEO. R. DICKINSON, ALFRED N. MAYO.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
CASH PAID FOR PAPER STOCK AND OLD JUNK.
PAPER AND PAPER STOCK WAREHOUSE.
ASAHEL BURT, Jr.,
DEALER IN
dariting and
Matrapping
Papers,
ENVELOPES, PAPER BAGS, TWINE,
Woolen Rags, Paper Stock, &c.
CORNER MAIN AND FERRY STREETS,
CASH PAID FOR RAGS AND OLD JUNK. }
SPRINGFIELD, MASS,
ADVERTISEMENTS.
TINKHAM & CO.,
Dry Gonds, Cloaks,
CARPETS, MILLINERY, &c., 184, 186, AND 188 MAIN STREET,
H. N. TINKHAM, 2 E. BRIGHAM. SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
WILLIAM S. ARMS,
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
COTTON WASTE.
COMMERCIAL ROW, SPRINGFIELD, MASS. CASH PAID FOR COTTON WASTE.
HENRY & MARSH, LIVERY AND FEEDING STABLE, Corner of Court and Market Streets,
IN THE REAR OF HAMPDEN HALL, SPRINGFIELD, MASS. Single Horses, Saddle Horses, Carriages for Funerals, Parties, &c., &c. Passengers for the cars called for in any part of the city. TIM HENRY. OLIVER MARSH.
B. B. HILL,' Liberty St., near Chestnut, Springfield, Mass., MANUFACTURER OF HAND STAMPS, SEAL PRESSES, Branding frons, &c.
Stamps furnished in any quantity, with or without Dies. Seals for Notaries Public, Courts, Lodges, &c., and Designs of every de- scription made to order. Ribbons for Stamps sent by mail to order.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
L. S. LEWIS,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
Stoves,
Suriaces,
RANGES, IRON SINKS, Tin, Britannia, Wood and Glass Ware, Table Cutlery, BRUSHES, &c. &c. No. 11 State Street, - SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
(NEXT WEST OF OLD SPRINGFIELD BANK BUILDING.)
Tin Roofing and Gutters, Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Work of every description done to order, and satisfaction guaranteed.
I. CLARK, Manufacturer and Dealer in Stoves, Ranges, Hot Air Furnaces, IRON SINKS, OVEN, ASH AND BOILER DOORS.
Tin, Glass and Wooden Ware, Table Cutlery, and a variety of HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS. Every Description of Copper, Tin, and Sheet Iron Work done to order, with promptness and despatch, and warranted.
Sole Agent for the Magic Cook and Parlor Stoves, and Magee's Brick Ranges and Furnaces.
No. 12 West State Street, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
(OPPOSITE WILLIAM GUNN & CO's.)
GEORGE GOUCH,
PRACTICAL
Filer and
eneral
obber,
OVER GILMORE & BOND'S MARKET,
Market Street,
SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
A. L. CHAPIN, PRACTICAL rchitect and Builder,
Plans and Specifications for Public and Private Buildings, FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE.
Office Barnes' Block, Room No. 23, MAIN STREET.
GEORGE W. TALBOT, KEEPS ON HAND AND MAKES TO ORDER, ALL STYLES OF
PICTURE FRAMES,
-ALSO- PICTURES, LOOKING-GLASSES,
-AND-
STATIONERY GOODS,
No. 46 North Main Street, -
.
-
North Store,
DAY AND JOBSON'S BLOCK.
BLODGETT BROTHERS,
Merchant
Tạilors,
AND DEALERS IN Fine Ready-Made Clothing,
-- AND- FURNISHING GOODS, No. 106 Main Street, Commercial Block.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
P. P. EMORY & CO.,
Manufacturers of
opper Work, Brass
astings,
COPPER STILLS, BATH BOILERS AND SET KETTLES, Copper Gutters and Conductors, Dye Kettles, and Drying Cylinders, COPPER PIPE FOR STEAM OR WATER, In all Shapes and Sizes. Also, Brass Castings of Every Description. Hampden Street, (Near R. R. Depot,) SPRINGFIELD, MASS. A. J. BROWN, GEORGE C. KIMBALL.
P. P. EMORY,
HAMPDEN
ut pany,
MANUFACTURERS OF MACHINE CARD CLOTHING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS FOR COTTON AND WOOL.
-ALSO -- STAPLES FOR WINDOW BLINDS. Sanford Street, - -
· SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
WILLIAM E. MONTAGUE, Agent.
GUARDIAN
Autual Sife Jusurance
Assets,
-
-
-
$1,000,000
Annual Income over,
- 600,000
A. H. BOND,
Cor. Main and Taylor Sts.,
General Agent.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOMER FOOT & CO.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL,
ANVILS, VISES, BELLOWS, FIRE BRICK
Pig and Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe, Block Tin, Spelter, Sheet Zinc, Antimony, Nuts and Washers, Chain Pumps, Cordage, Grindstones. Coopers' Glue, &c .- Wholesale and Retail.
AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF
Meneeley's Church and Factory Bells, Fairbanks' Scales, Old Colony Nails, Lathe Chucks, Underwood's Leather Belting, Lace and Picker Leather, Rubber Packing and Hose, Grenoble Hemp Hose, Herring's Fire Proof Safes, Portable Forges, Hazard's Powder, White Lead, and Cold Rolled Shafting.
Corner Main and State Streets,
SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
HOMER FOOT. JOHN B. STEBBINS. HOMER FOOT, JR.
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" Every farmer should give his sons two or three square rods of ground, well prepared, with the avails of which they may buy it. Every mechanic should put a receiving box in some conspicuous place in the house to catch the stray pennies for the like purpose. Lay it upon your table by the side of the Bible; it is a better expounder than many which claim to be ex- pounders. It is a great labor-saver; it has saved us time enough in one year's use to pay for itself; and that must be deemed good property which will clear itself once a year. If you have any doubt about the precise meaning of the word clear, in the last sentence, look at Webster's nine definitions of the v. t." -- Mass. Life Boat.
Published by G. & C. MERRIAM, Springfield, Mass. Sold by all Booksellers.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
SIMPSON CLARK, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
STOVES, RANGES,
HOT-AIR FURNACES, Iron Sinks, Tin, Glass, Britannia, and Wooden Ware, Table Cut- lery, and a variety of House Furnishing Goods.
AVE ROUGHS AND RIN ROOFING,
And every description of Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Work done to order. SOLE AGENT FOR Improved American, Magnet, Standard, Sterling, and other Gas Burning Cooking Stoves. BANNER AND ELDORADO GAS BURNING PARLOR STOVES WITH AND WITHOUT OVENS. No. 31 East State Street, adjoining Rice's Block, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
WRIGHT & EMERSON,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Cast Iron Railing
-FOR- Cemetery Lots, Front Yards, Balconies, and Verandas. BUILDING CASTINGS OF ALL KINDS Furnished to Contractors and the Trade. MACHINERY CASTINGS, Heavy and Light, made to order.
JOB WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO AT
AGAWAM FOUNDRY, Liberty Street, a few Rods East of Depot, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
N.1.8.00. NOV 89 1937
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