Springfield city directory and business advertiser 1871-1872, Part 12

Author: Springfield (Mass.)
Publication date: 1871
Publisher: Samuel Bowles & Co.
Number of Pages: 442

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Gay Head,

160

3,787

Ashby,

994

Melrose,

3,414

Ashland,

2,186

Natick,

6,404

Amesbury,

5,581

Marblehead,

7,705

Bedford,

849

Newton, 12,825

Andover,

5,006

Methuen,

2,968

Belmont,

1,513

North Reading, 942

Beverly,

6,508

Middleton,

1,011

Billerica,

1,833

Pepperell,

1,842

Boxford,

842

Nahant,

470

Boxborough,

338

Reading,

2,664

Bradford,

2,014

Newbury,

1,430

Brighton,

4,970

Sherborn,

1,062

Danvers,

5,600 Newburyport, 12,598

Burlington,

626

Shirley,

1,449

Essex,

1,614 North Andover, 2552

Cambridge,

39,650

Somerville,

14,693

Georgetown,

2,088

Peabody,

7,343

Carlisle,

569

Stoneham,

4,513

Gloucester, 15,397

Rockport, 3,904

Groveland, .

1,776

Rowley, 1,157

Hamilton,

791

Salem, 24,119

Haverhill,

13,092

Salisbury,

3,779

Ipswich,

3,724

Saugus,

2,247

Lawrence,

28,932

Swampscott,

1,846

Lynn,

28,246

Topsfield, .

1,213

Lynnfield,

816 Wenliam, 986

Manchester,

1,665

W. Newbury, 2,006

32,791

Berkshire County.

Adams,

12,092

New Ashford, 208

Buckland,

1,946 New Salem,

986

Charlemont,

1,005

Northfield,

1,720

Coleraine,

1,742

Orange,

2,091

Conway,

1,460

Rowe,

581

Leyden,

519

32,640

Hampden County. (See page 41.) Hampshire County.

Amherst,

4,044

Middlefield,

728

Belchertown,

2,428

Northampton, 10,160

Chesterfield,

811

Pelham,

673

Cummington,

1,037

Plainfield,

522

Easthampton, 3,620

Prescott,

541

Enfield,

1,023

South Hadley, 2,840

Middlesex County.

Acton,

1,593 Marlborouglı, 8,475

Arlington,

3,261

Medford,

5,733

Heath,

613

Whately,

1,070

Leverett,

877

Hadley,

2,306

Williamsburg, 2,160

Essex County.

SPRINGFIELD CITY DIRECTORY.

Charlestown, 28,330

Stow,

1,813

Worcester County.

Chelmsford,

2,374

Sudbury,

2,091

Ashburnham, 2,172 Northborough, 1,504

Concord,

2,413

Tewksbury,

1,945

Athol,

3,518

Northbridge,

3,775

Dracut,

2,080

Townsend,

1,962

Auburn,

1,180

Oakham,

860

Everett,

2,222

Wakefield,

4,135

Berlin,

1,016

Oxford,

2,669

Framingham,

4,969

Waltham,

9,078

Blackstone,

5,421

Paxton,

646

Groton,

3,584

Watertown,

4,328

Bolton,

1,015

Petersham,

1,335

Holliston,

3,074

Wayland,

1,241

Boylston,

800

Phillipston,

693

Hopkinton,

4,421

Westford,

1,795

Brookfield,

2,527

Princeton,

1,279

Hudson,

3,389

Weston,

1,262

Charlton,

1,878

Royalston,

1,354

Lexington,

2,277

Wilmington,

866

Clinton,

5,430

Rutland,

1,025

Lincoln,

791

Winchester,

2,646

Dana,

758

Shrewsbury,

1,610

Littleton,

983

Woburn,

8,563

Douglas,

2,177

Southborough, 2,136

Dudley,

2,388

Southbridge,

5,208

Malden,

7,370

274,437

Fitchburg,

11,260

Spencer,

3,953

Gardner,

3,333

Sterling,

1,670

Grafton,

4,595

Sturbridge,

2,101

Hardwick,

2,219

Sutton,

2,702

Nantucket,

4,131

Norfolk County.

Bellingham,

1,282

Milton,

2,683

Lancaster,

1,845

Warren,

2,625

Braintree,

3,948

Needham,

3,607

Brookline,

6,651

Norfolk,

1,081

Canton,

3,879

Quincy,

7,443

Lunenburg,

1,121

West Boylston, 2,862

Cohasset,

2,131

Randolph,

5,643

Mendon,

1,175

W. Brookfield, 1,842

Dedham,

7,342

Sharon;

1,508

Milford,

9,890

Westminster,

1,770

Dover,

645

Stoughton,

4,914

Foxborough,

3,057

Walpole,

2,137

Franklin,

2,513

West Roxbury, 8,686

Hyde Park,

4,138

Weymouth,

9,011

Medfield,

1,142

Wrentham,

2,292

Medway,

3,721

89,454

Plymouth County.

Abington,

9,313

Marshfield, 1,659

Bridgewater,

3,660

Mattapoisett, 1,361

Carver,

1,092 Middleborough,4,687

Duxbury,

2,341 N.Bridgewater, 8,008

E.Bridgewater, 3,019

Pembroke,

1,447

Halifax,

619

Plymouth,

6,238

Hanover,

1,628

Plympton,

807

Hanson,

1,219

Rochester,

1,024

Hingham,

4,422

Scituate,

2,350

Hull,

261 S. Scituate,

1,661

Kingston,

1,605

Wareham,

3,098

Lakeville,

1,161

W.Bridgewater,1,803

Marion,

898

65,381

Holland, .

Guilder, or Flo, 0.37

Suffolk County.

Boston,

250,701 N. Clielsea,

1,197

Chelsea,

18,547 Winthrop,

532

270,977

Foreign Coins.

Persons going abroad, and those at home who are again handling specie, will find the following table convenient for reference. It shows the average value in American gold of foreign money most likely, or the names of which are met in reading :

Sous, $0.00912

France and

Belgium, Franc,

Louis, or Napoleon, . 3.52

Spain, . .

Doubloon, . 14.44

Crusada Nova, 0.50

Portugal,

Half Joe, 7.89

Stuyver, 0.019

Florin, 0.33

Austria,

Ducat,

2.11

Sovereign, 6.11

Thaler, 0.43

3.72

Dunstable,

471

Tyngsborough,

Barre,

2,575

No. Brookfield, 3,343

629

Nantucket County.

Harvard,

1,342

Templeton,

2,802

Holden,

2,063

Upton,

1,989

Hubbardston,

1,654

Uxbridge,

3,062

Leicester,

2,768

Webster,

4,763

Leominster,

3,894

Westborough, 3,601

Millbury,

4,400

Winchendon,

3,398

New Braintree,

640

Worcester, 41,115

192,766

Lowell,

40,937

Prussia, · Frederic d'or,

0.167

Hard Dollar, 0.93

SPRINGFIELD CITY DIRECTORY.

Hamburg, - Sweidrittel,

0.50

Year.

Miles Ореп.

Yearly Increase.

1831,

1832,

131

1833,

576

445

England,

Shilling, .

0.22

1834,

762

186

Penny,

0.019

1835,

918

156

1836, .

1,102

184

East Indies

Common Mohur,

6.44

1838,

1,843

412

1839,

2,220

477

Russia, .

Half Imperial,

3.83

1841,

3,319

522

1842,

3,877

558

1843, .

4,174

297

1844,

4,311

137

1845,

4,522

211

1846,

4,870

348

1847,

5,336

466

1848,

5,682

346

1849,

6,350

668

1850,

7,475

1,125

1851,

8,589

1,114

1852,

11,027

2,438

1853,

13,497

2,470

1854,

15,672

2,175

1855,

17,398

1,726

1856,

19,251

1,853

1857,

22,625

3,374

1858,

25,090

2,465

1859,

26,755

1,665

1860,

28,771

2,016

1861,

30,593

1,822

1862,

31,769

1,176

1863,

32,471

702

1864,

33,860

1,389

1865,

34,442

582

1866,

35,351

909

Year.

Miles Open.

Increase.

1827,

. .

· ·

1869,

42,272

3,450

1829,

1870,

48,860

6,588

1830,

1871,

54,435

5,574

Ducat,

2.11

Frederic d'or,

3.72

Pound,

4.84

0.407

1837,

1,431

329

Silver Rouble,

0.6812

1840,

2,797

577

Railroads in the United States.

The average cost of railroads in the United States, including the great overland lines which cost more than $100,000 per mile, or about 10 per cent. of the total cost of railroads, is $47,277 per mile. But few of the great Eastern trunk roads have cost less than $80,000 to $100,000 per mile, while in the south the cost of railroad building, notably in the Atlantic States, has not ex- ceeded $20,000 to $25,000 per mile. The progress of railroad construction in the United States since 1827, in which year the Granite railroad at Quincy, Mass., was in- augurated, to the present time, is shown in the following table :

Yearly

1867,

36,896

1,545

1868,

38,822

1,92€

1828,

Common Rupee, .

S . S . . S . S Printers and Electrotypers, Book-Binders, .

JULY.

. .

9 10 11

12 13 14 15 16.17

16 17 18 19 20 21 22

23 24 25 26 27 28 29

30 31 . .

.....

AUGUST.

OCTOBER.

DECEMBER.

1 2

4 5

9|10 11 12

10.11 12 13 14

3 4

8 9

10 11 12 13 14 15 16

22 23 24 25 26

27|28

29 30 31

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24 25 26

27 28 29 30

1872.

JANUARY.

MARCH.

MAY.

4 5

9 10 11 12 13

5. 6

10 11

14 15 16 17 18 19

10 11 12 13 14 15 16

12 13 14 15 16

17 18

21 22 23 24 25 26 27

17 18 19 20 21 22 23

24 25 26 27 28 29 30

. .

FEBRUARY.

APRIL.

JUNE.

4 5 6 7

8 9:10

9 10

11 12 13

11 12 13 14 15 16 17

14 15 16

19 20

9 10 11 12 13 14 15

16|17 18 19 20 21 22

24 25 26 27 28 29

30 . .

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409 Main Street,

SPRINGFIELD, MASS.

Blank Book Makers and Album Manufacturers,

SAMUEL BOWLES & CO.

CALENDAR FOR 1871-72. 1871.

9 10 11 12 13 14 15

10 11 12 13

17 18 19 20:21 22 23

24 25 26 27 28 29 30

26,27 28 29 30

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13 14 15 16 17 18 19

15 16 17 18 19 20 21

20 21 22 23

24 25 26

27 28

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19 20 21 22 23 24 25

1 2

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18 19 20 21 22 23 24

21 22 23 24 25 26 27

25 26|27 28

28 29 30

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28 29 30,31

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26 27 28 29 30 31 . .

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NOVEMBER.

SEPTEMBER.

17 18 19 20 21 22 23

19 20 21 22 23 24 25

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ADDITIONS, CHANGES, ETC.

RECEIVED TOO LATE FOR INSERTION IN THE BODY OF THE WORK.

Additions.

Barker William, emp Samuel Bowles & Co., boards 121 Bridge street

Omissions.

Bowles, S. W., M. D., office and house No. 1 Thompson's Block, Union street Bull, Sidney L., house 78 Tyler street

Coenen Lewis, music teacher, house Maple street near Central street

Fisk L. I. & Co., soap and candle manufacturers, Walker street

Lewis George S., Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Fruit and Confection- ery, and Agent for Arnaud's Celebrated French Confectionery, 318 Main street, two doors above the North Church. House 50 Margaret street.

Marsh W. P. & Co., boots and shoes, 119 and 123 State street

Rhees, William J., books, stationery, etc., 445 Main st, house Washington, D. C. Robertson George W., fish and oysters, corner Hancock and Central streets

Changes.

Baldwin & Vaughan, changed to Vaughan & Parker, 388 Main street George Vaughan, house 281 Worthington street F. J. Parker, house 42 Pearl street

Bauman Maurice, barber, removed to 529 Main street

Grout H. H., agent, fruit and cigars, 220 Main street, house 34 Linden street

Corrections.

Barnard William H., clerk Lincoln & Long, should be William L. Bechstedt Charles O., barber, 4 Gilmore's Block, Main street

Clark William L., stoves and tin ware, 210 Main street, boards 41 Vernon st

Abbreviations .- For convenience in printing, the following abbreviations will be occasionally used : Ave for avenue ; B & A R R, Boston & Albany Railroad ; bds, boards ; blk, block; clk clerk ; C R R, Connecticut River Railroad; cor, corner; E, east; emp, employed; eng, engineer; H & N HR R, Hartford & New Haven Railroad; h, house; I O, Indian Orchard; ins, Insurance; manuf, manufacturer; M D, physician; mfg, manufacturing; N, north; opp, opposite; p, page; rms, rooms; S, south; Spfd, Springfield; st, street; U S A, United States Armory; W, west Wor, Worthington; yd, yard.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

SPRINGFIELD

CITY

Business Department.

BEMIS, PHILLIPS & CO. X

(SUCCESSORS TO S. C. BEMIS & CO.,) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN

Steel, Anuils,

BELLOWS, &c., &c.

ALSO ALL KINDS OF Anthracite and Bituminous Euals.

TAYLOR STREET, NEAR MAIN STREET,

SPRINGFIELD, MASS.

ARTHUR I. BEMIS. S. R. PHILLIPS. THOMAS O. BEMIS.

COAL! COAL! COAL!

J. H. BANKS & SONS, City Office, 482 Main St.,

Yard Office,

113 William Street,

ARE OFFERING BY THE CARGO, CAR, OR IN SMALLER QUANTITIES, AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE MARKET PRICE, PURE LYKENS VALLEY OR FRANKLIN, LORBERY, PINE FOREST, HAZLETON, HARLEY, FULTON, SUGAR- LOAF, WILKESBARRE, LACKAWANNA AND PITTSTON COAL,

ALSO GEORGE'S CREEK, BITUMINOUS. IF Particular attention paid to preparing and delivering COAL for domestic purposes. Call and see us before buying. . 11

J. H. BANKS & SONS.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

TEN

ORK

HOUSE.

BALDWIN & VAUGHAN,

DEALERS IN

ent's and 005

lothing,

FURNISHING GOODS,

Hats Gaps, Umbrellas,

Gloves, &e.

388 Main Street, Corner of Vernon,

Nearly Opposite the Baptist Church.

pringfield, Mass. J. A. BALDWIN.

GEO. VAUGHAN.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

A. M. KNIGHT & SON,

(Established 1848.)

DEALERS IN ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF

Plumbing

Material,

BEST QUALITY, LOWEST PRICES,

LEAD PIPE, BRASS PIPE, COPPER PIPE.

Orders received for DRIVEN WELLS. Competent men sent to any part of the country.

All the Modern Conveniences and Improvements known to the trade introduced into Hotels, Factories, Public Buildings and Private Dwellings, and warranted to give satisfaction.

A. M. KNIGHT. 345 Main Street. E. L. KNIGHT.

HOMER FOOT &

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Harumare ron 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, Agricultural Tools, Lawn Mowers, &c., Wholesale and Retail.

AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF

FAIRBANKS' SOALES, OLD COLONY NAILS, Meneeley's Church and Factory Bells,

Lathe Chucks, Leather Belting, Lace and Picker Leather, Rubber Packing and Hose, American Fire Extinguisher, Herring's Fire Proof Safes, Portable Forges, Hazard's Powder, White Lead, and Cold Rolled Shafting. Sole Agents in the United States for Limet & Co's celebrated French Files.

CORNER OF MAIN AND STATE. STREETS, Springfield, Mass.

HOMER FOOT. JOHN B. STEBBINS. HOMER FOOT, JR.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

HENRY & MARSH, ivery and

Feeding Stable

Corner of Court and Market Sts.,

IN THE REAR OF HAMPDEN HALL, S SPRINGFIELD, MASS.

Single Horses, Saddle Horses, CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS, PARTIES, &c.

Passengers for the Cars called for in any part of the City. TIM HENRY. OLIVER MARSH.

J. R. HEWITT,

addle and

Ha arness

HHaker,

ROOM, NO. 3 PATTON'S BLOCK, Main St., Springfield, Mass.

P. J. BURKE, 7

Harse Shạet

-- AND-

FARRIER,

29 EAST COURT STREET, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

J. A. ELDREDGE & CO. X

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN

Furniture, Crockery,

AND OTHER HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,

435 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE COURT SQUARE.

A LARGE VARIETY OF

Parlor Suites, Chamber Suites, PAINTED, CHESTNUT AND WALNUT.

Easy Chairs, Sofas, Lounges, Center Tables, Mirrors, Mattresses, Spring Beds, Crockery, Glass and Plated Ware, Cutlery, and all kinds of goods for Housekeeping constantly on hand.

Give us a call when you are "looking 'round."

J. A. ELDREDGE. J. D. PIERCE. E. W. ABBOTT.

HAMPDEN HALL >

Furniture Warehouse,

MAIN STREET, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.

MAXFIELD & COLE,

UPHOLSTERERS,

MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN

Elegant

furniture,

-AND-

COMMON FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS.

CHARLES E. MAXFIELD.

A. N. COLE.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

CITY MARBLE WORKS.

ENTRANCE TO SHOP, North Side First Baptist

Church.

MEMORY OF

OPP. BARR'S DINING ROOMS.

Springfield, Mass.,

No. 375} Main St.

H. K. COOLEY, DEALER IN

teestone

HEADSTONES, TABLETS, -AND- ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE WORK.

I Also General Agent for Berkshire, Franklin, Hampshire and Hampden Counties for Barstow's Patent Summer and Winter DOOR AND BLIND SPRINGS. They prevent all rattling and slamming of blinds and doors, and are the cheapest, most durable, and best Spring in use.

AGENTS WANTED.

E. G. WASHBURN,

UNDERTAKER

AND DEALER IN

BURIAL ARTICLES OF ALL KINDS.

CASKETS AND COFFINS

Of Different Styles and Finish.

METALLIC CASES, LYMAN'S PATENT CRYSTALLIZED CASKET, Robes, Scarfs, Caps, &c., &c., AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, CORNER MARKET AND SANFORD STREETS, (OLD REPUBLICAN BUILDING,)

Springfield, Mass.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

Đivệ

THE SPRINGFIELD Cents Savings Bank,

Banking Room, No. 1 Court St., Hampden House Block, NORTH SIDE OF COURT SQUARE. Business Hours from 9 A. M. to 1 P. M., and 2 to 3 P. M.

JOSEPH C. PYNCHON, President. VICE PRESIDENTS :

AARON BAGG,

TRUSTEES : A. W. CHAPIN.

E. W. BOND, T. WARNER, JR.,

JAS. E. RUSSELL,

H. FULLER, JR.,

GEO. B. MORRIS, B. K. BLISS,

W. H. SMITH,

W. L. SMITH,

DANIEL J. MARSH, Treasurer. E. W. BOND, Secretary,

Hampden Savings Bank SPRINGFIELD.

BANKING ROOM, AGAWAM NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, CORNER MAIN AND LYMAN STREETS. Business Hours, From 9 A. M. to 4 P. M.

PRESIDENT: ELIPHALET TRASK. of Springfield. VICE PRESIDENTS:

CHESTER W. CHAPIN, Springfield, FRANKLIN MORGAN, Palmer, F. S. BAILEY, Springfield.

D. L. HARRIS, Springfield,

TRUSTEES :

MARVIN CHAPIN,

H. S. HYDE,

R. F. HAWKINS,

LEWIS J. POWERS,

W. K. BAKER, J. A. RUMRILL.

O. H. GREENLEAF,

JOHN M. STEBBINS, ARTHUR I. BEMIS,

C. O. RUSSELL,

T. M. BROWN, WILLIAM MELCHER.

P. S. BAILEY, SECRETARY AND TREASURER. Quarter Days the Third Mondays of February, May, August and November.

SPRINGFIELD Institution for Savings.

INCORPORATED A. D. 1827.

BANKING ROOM, NEW BUILDING, COR. MAIN & STATE STS. RECEIVES DEPOSITS AND PAYS INTEREST ON ALL SUMS FROM ONE TO ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.

JAMES M. THOMPSON, President. HENRY S. LEE, Treasurer. WM. S. SHURTLEFF, Secretary.

JOHN B. STEBBINS, Vice President.

TRUSTEES:

HENRY MORRIS. GEORGE DWIGHT. BENJAMIN DAY, WILLIAM GUNN,

JAS. M. THOMPSON, JOHN B. STEBBINS, HENRY S. LEE.

AUDITORS:

HOMER FOOT,

JAMES D. BREWER, EDMUND FREEMAN.

CHARLES MARSH.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

S. B. & W. S. HOLBROOK,

DEALERS IN

Fine Teas

PURE COFFEES AND-

ALSO A WELL SELECTED STOCK OF

CHOICE GROCERIES,

No. 371 Main Street,

SPRINGFIELD, MASS.

Agents for Averill's Chemical Paints.

Our terms Cash, and goods warranted as represented or money refunded.

J. S. MARSH & CO. +

UNION BLOCK,

T.CHUBBUCK SPRINGFIELD

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

BREAD, PASTRY, &c.

391 Main Street.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

Springfield Brass foundry. X

E. STEBBINS

Manufacturing Company,

TAYLOR STREET,

MANUFACTURERS OF

Brass and Composition Castings,

BABBITT METAL,

Car Boxes, Pattern Letters, &c.

JOEL HAYDEN, President.

F. B. COOK, Treasurer.

CEMENT X

Drain and Sewer Pipe.

These Pipes are made of Hydraulic Cement,

AND ARE EXTENSIVELY USED FOR

House Drains, City and Town Sewerage,

RAILROAD CULVERTS, CHIMNEYS,

And many other uses, in place of Brick or Stone.

They will not Decay like Wood and Clay Structures, BUT IMPROVE WITH USE AND AGE,

-- AND- Cost from Ten to Twenty Per Cent. Less. ALL SIZES, FROM 3 INCHES TO 20 INCHES.

OFFICE,

140 STATE STREET. S 12

J. P. WILCOX & CO.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

GEO. O. KINGSBURY,

Hous e Builder

-AND- REAL ESTATE BROKER.

Houses and

Buildin

Tats

FOR SALE IN DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE CITY.

OFFICE, 438 MAIN STREET, CORNER COURT STREET, HOUSE, 43 PYNCHON STREET,

Boards Haynes' Hotel, Springfield, Mass.

CHASE, CURRIER & CO.,

DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

DRESSED AND ROUGH

SEASONED

umber,

hingles,

lach

alnut,

AND OTHER HARD WOODS.

ALSO AGENTS FOR

AUSTIN, BOYNTON & BROTHERS'

Patent Machine- Made Rope Mouldings,

WHICH ARE THE BEST IN THE COUNTRY.

BILLS OF TIMBER FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE.

Yard on Barnes' Lot,

EAST BRIDGE ST.

J. G. CHASE, R. B. OURRIER, J. B. T. CHASE.

Springfield, Mass.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

Business with Business Men ! X

If you would keep constantly before the public, and reap the richest harvest from adver- tising, secure an early supply of our

Patent Calendars

FOR 1872.

The constantly increasing demand for these useful and ornamental Advertising media assures us that they are "THE BEST" in use.

Orders for any number, from 500 to 500,000, filled with promptness.

IF We Manufacture Two Sizes, and print them in One, Two, Three, or Four Colors.

SAMUEL BOWLES & CO., Springfield, Mass.

SPRINGFIELD MARBLE WORKS.

CRABTREE & SHORT,

MANUFACTURERS OF

achle and

Aantels,

ALSO DEALERS IN

MONUMENTS AND HEADSTONES. -

A Large Assortiment Constantly on Hand.

Burt's Block, No. 520 Main Street, Į And No. 2 Bliss Street. Springfield, Mass.

What has Advertising Done? X

It has Created many a New Business. It has Enlarged many an Old Business. It has Revived many a Dull Business. It has Rescued many a Failing Business. It has Preserved many a Large Business. It Insures Success in Any Business.

"ADVERTISING IS THE ROYAL ROAD TO BUSINESS."

- Judicious advertisers select those papers which have a large circulation, good management, established character and influence. They are read by thinking people and people of enterprise-the most desirable in all communities to reach by advertising.

SAMUEL BOWLES & CO. C

PUBLISH

The Springfield Republican,

DAILY, SEMI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY,

AND ISSUE ANNUALLY

THE SPRINGFIELD CITY DIRECTORY,

ALSO, DO ALL KINDS OF

Book and Job Printing, Book-Binding,

AND MANUFACTURE

BLANK BOOKS AND PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS

IN LARGE VARIETY, AT

409 Main Street, Springfield, Mass.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

Business Announcements -FROM- New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Chicopee Falls, Chicopee, Waterbury, Nashua, Harrisburgh, Pawtucket, Holyoke, South Hadley Falls, Pittsfield, Westfield.

PAPER WAREHOUSE.

W. H. PARSONS & BROTHER, 74 Duane St., . . New York,

HAVE ON HAND, OR MAKE TO ORDER, THE FOLLOWING KINDS OF

PAPER:

Music, Map, Plate, Wood-Cut, Tinted or White Super Sized and Calendered, or ordinary Book; also, News and Hanging of various grades.

ORDERS SOLICITED. SAMPLES FURNISHED UPON REQUEST.

ALSO

RAGS, CHEMICALS,

-AND ALL-

Paper Makers' Supplies,

AT LOWEST MARKET RATES.

NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

J. S. ROCKWELL & CO.

Nos. 47 & 49 Ferry Street, Corner Cliff,

NEW YORK CITY,

MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF EVERY VARIETY OF

Sheep AND

Gaat Leather

-FOR-

BOOKBINDERS, POCKET BOOK MAKERS, AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS' USE,

COMPRISING Colored Roans and Skivers, IN ALL STYLES OF FINISH.

BARK SKIVERS AND FLESHES, LAW AND SHAVED SHEEP. FOR BLANK WORK. PALLET, BELLOWS, AND VALVE LEATHER, -FOR- ORGAN MANUFACTURERS.

Turkey Morocco,

mitation

Morocco in oans

hivers,

RUSSIA LEATHER, Etc.

HATTERS' SKIVERS IN ALL COLORS AND STYLES.

French & German Glove Leathers,

ENGLISH SALTED SPLITS AND FLESHES, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN

Salted Sheep and Lamb Roans, AND PULLED WOOL.

J. S. ROCKWELL.

GEORGE WHITING. SAMUEL G. BASS.

NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

JOHN R. HOOLE & SON,

78 Duane Street, -AND-

New York City,

101 & 103 Walnut Street, Cincinnati, Ohio,

MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS

OF EVERY VARIETY OF

heep AND Goat Leather COLORED ROANS AND SKIVERS, -IN- ALL COLORS AND FINISH.

Bark Shivers and fleshes, Law Sheep, haved heep,

FOR BLANK WORK.

TURKEY MOROCCO,

IMITATION MOROCCO, IN ROANS AND SKIVERS, RUSSIA LEATHER, Etc.

HAYES' THREAD, TAR BOARD,

English Book Cloth,

AMERICAN AND GERMAN

Marble Papers, Glue, &c., &c. AGENTS FOR ALL KINDS OF BOOKBINDERS' MACHINERY, AND MANUFACTURERS OF Patent Paging Machines.

NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

MANUFACTURERS OF

RINTING

NKS,

No. 50 Ann Street,

H. D. WADE, J. M. PRATT, W. D. WADE.

New York.

NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE SUBSCRIBERS MANUFACTURE

ams

WITH AND WITHOUT MOVABLE TEETH, -ALSO- Mill, Mulay, Gang, Pit, and Cross-Cut Saws,

FOR SALE AT THEIR WAREROOMS,

29 & 31 GOLD STREET, . ... NEW YORK, AND BY ALL THE TRADE.

R.HOE

& Cos

PATENT GROUND

CAST STEEL SAWS

WITH

ATENT ADJUSTABLE

TEETH EETA

INSERTED TEETH CIRCULAR SAWS.

TN these Patent Circular Saws, the teeth require no rivets. They are easily put in and taken out of the socket, and, being made of uniform size, and with accuracy, any tooth will fit into any socket of any saw. They are of circular form, do not strain the plate, and are in mechanical de- sign the only form of tooth fit for general use. - SEND FOR CATALOGUE.

R. HOE & CO., 29 & 31 Gold Street, New York.

PRINTING MACHINERY, ETC.

THE subscribers have enlarged their works, and are now making Presses of increased excel- lence in all respects, for Newspaper, Book, and Job Work; also, for Lithographic and Copper- plate work, Stereotypers, etc., etc. Presses made to work by Steam or Hand-power, for City and Country Offices. All articles used by the trade manufactured or supplied. Also, Manufacturers of Extra Cast Steel Saws.

R. HOE & CO., 29 & 31 Gold Street, New York.

NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

B. K. BLISS & SONS, 23 Park Place & 20 Murray St., NEW YORK.

FORMERLY OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS.

Bliss's Select Garden Seeds.

SF.ARS.SC-

HOCHSTEIN DEL

IMPORTERS, GROWERS, AND DEALERS IN

arden,

Field and

lower

DUTCH BULBOUS ROOTS,

Summer Flowering Bulbs, Agricultural and Horticultural Implements, Ferti- lizers, and other requisites for the Farm and Garden ; Hardy and Exotic Grape Vines, Small Fruits, &c.

DEF GARDEN and FLOWER SEEDS put up for the Trade in packets for retailing, in boxes containing all the leading varieties, from $5 to $50 each.

The following Catalogues are published during the year, and will be mailed to all applicants :

No 1 .- SEED CATALOGUE AND GUIDE TO THE FLOWER AND KITCHEN GARDEN .- Published in January. Two Hundred Pages. Profusely illustrated with fine engravings of the choicest varieties of FLOWERS and VEGETABLES, and finely col- ored Lithographs, also a Descriptive List of about Twenty-five Hundred Varieties of Flower and Vegetable Seeds, with explicit directions for their culture, and much other information upon the subject of Gardening generally.

No. 2. BULB CATALOGUE .- Illustrated. Published September 1. Containing a Choice Collection of Double and Single HYA-

B. K. BLISS & SONS, (P. O. Box 5712,) NEW YORK. No. 3 .- ABRIDGED CATALOGUE AND GARDENER'S ALMANAC COMBINED. - With Monthly Calendar of operations. CINTHS, arranged in their several colors; TULIPS, in many varieties, both Double and Single; POLYANTHUS NARCISSUS, CROWN IMPERIALS, JONQUILS, SNOW DROPS, LILIES, &c. A supply furnished to all dealers who sell our Seeds, for distribution among their customers. Seeds carefully packed for transportation to any part of the world. Address,

B. K. Bliss & Sons' Seed, Plant, and Bulb Warehouse.

NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

2 3

B.K.BLIS'S & SONT SEED & HORTICULTURAL WAREHOUSE

1$1!

IMPORTERS & GROWERS

B.K.BLISS &SON GARDEN FIELD & FLOWER SEEDS

ARS.SC.

23 Park Place & 20 Murray St., New York.

A few doors West of Broadway, opp. the new Post Office.

100

NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

LOUIS DEJONGE,

Manufacturer, Importer,

AND DEALER IN

ancy aper,

BORDERS,

Laces, Pictures, Chromos,

FANCY BOXES, ORNAMENTS, &c. -ALSO-

LEATHER

-FOR-

OOKBINDERS, ¿ OCKET- SOOK AKERS, OCH

Fine Leather Goods.

Nos. 71 8 73 Duane Street,

NORTH SIDE, A FEW DOORS EAST OF BROADWAY,

Works at Staten Island. S 2

New York.

101

NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

Bookbinders', Printers' and Box Makers'

MACHINERY

-AND- Paper Makers' Cutting Machines.

GEORGE H. SANBORN & CO., 78 Duane Street, New York,

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Springfield city directory and business advertiser 1871-1872, Part 12

Author: Springfield (Mass.) Publication date: 1871 Publisher: Samuel Bowles & Co. Number of Pages: 442

Author: Springfield (Mass.)
Publication date: 1871
Publisher: Samuel Bowles & Co.
Number of Pages: 442