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More than Four- Fifths of the advantages derived from the Improvement we give to the Trade, and for less than Twenty per cent. we do the Labor.
No. 82 BEEKMAN ST., NEW YORK, May 28, 1857.
To the Newton Copper Type Company.
GENTLEMEN-I have now thoroughly tested your improvement (having had it in use for more than four years. ) I have found it to pre- serve the original sharpness and form of type remarkably, and for my purposes (stereotyping and electrotyping) I think the Coppered type will do at least THREE times the work of the uncoppered.
Yours truly, THOMAS B. SMITH.
We endorse the above, May, 1874.
SMITH & MCDOUGAL.
63 CORTLANDT STREET, NEW YORK, June 20, 1864.
For the past eight years we have had all new fonts of type coppered by the NEWTON COP- PER COMPANY. Many of these fonts are still in active service and in fair condition, although we use cylinder presses almost exclusively. We think no job printer can ever be repaid for his outlay in the purchase of script and fine orna- mental types unless he has thiem Copper-faced.
FRANCIS HART & CO.
We endorse the above, May, 1874.
FRANCIS HART & CO.
In estimating the Cost of Copper-facing at the following prices, the Quadrats and Spaces-usually one-fifth of the weight-must be deducted, as the Letter ONLY is Copper-faced, which makes the Cost of Copper-facing less than Twenty per cent advance at present prices on the Type Founder's bill.
PRICES FOR COPPER-FACING TYPE.
PER LB.
PER LB.
PICA.
-
$0 10
MINION,
- $0 14
SMALL PICA,
-
10
NONPAREIL,
-
16
LONG PRIMER,
-
10 ACATE,
20
BOURGEOIS, -
-
PEARL, -
-
25
BREVIER,
12
DIAMOND,
30
For all Fancy Type, Twenty per cent of Type Founders' Prices.
Parties desiring their Type Coppered, are requested to bear in mind that WE ARE NOT TYPE-FOUNDERS, that WE NEITHER BUY NOR SELL TYPE, but COPPER-FACE IT ONLY, at the order of Printers or Type-Founders. They will therefore direct the Founders with whom they deal to send their Type to us (the Patentees) to be Copper-faced, whichi, when finished, will be forwarded at once to its destination. Payment can be made to the Founders, or directly to this Company.
SAMUEL ORCHARD, Secretary.
TERMS .- NOTE AT THREE MONTHS, OR THREE PER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
DAUCHY & CO.
Printers®
Warehouse
And Advertisement Agency, NO. 191 FULTON ST., CORNER OF CHURCH ST., NEW YORK.
THE ATTENTION OF ALL WHO DESIRE TO
GIVE WIDE PUBLICITY TO THEIR BUSINESS
IS INVITED TO OUR LIST OF
FIRST CLASS NEWSPAPERS
IN ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTRY, THROUGH WHICH WE WILL INSERT ADVERTISEMENTS AT
Unusually Low Prices.
This we are able to do from the fact that we can usually pay publishers' bills with goods of OUR OWN MANUFACTURE.
Advertisements inserted in any Paper in the United States at the PUBLISHERS' LOWEST RATES.
Estimates Given upon Application. Send for our Rate Book.
ALSO MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
WOOD AND METAL TYPE,
BRASS RULE AND GALLEYS, AND ALL KINDS OF
PRINTERS' MATERIALS,
WHICH WE WILL SELL
At the LOWEST CASH PRICES, and take part Pay in Advertising.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
FRANCIS & LOUTREL,
STATIONERS,
45 Maiden Lane, = = = = new York. Steam Printers,
LITHOGRAPHERS,
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
SPRING BACK ACCOUNT BOOKS,
Diaries, Daily Journals, Expense Books, Hotel Registers, Books for So- cieties and Lodges, all kinds first-class Stationery, Writing Papers and Blank Books for Business, Professional and Private Use. We keep everything in Our Line. COPY YOUR LETTERS-USE
francis & Houtvel's Manifold Letter
riter
By which Letters and Copies are written at the same time,
CROTON WRITING INK, INDELIBLE P. O. STAMPING INK, ALL COLORS, PATENT SAFETY TINTS. FOR CHECKS, DRAFTS, ETC,
ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
IMPORTANT TO PRINTERS.
THE BEST WORK! GREAT ECONOMY! BY THE USE OF
IF
rancis
outrel' s
atent
những
Rollens.
Rollers made from our Patent Composition always retain their Suction, do not harden, shrink, or crack, and can be re-cast. The ink does not dry on them, consequently they do not require washing daily, like other rollers, thus saving ink, time, and materials used in washing. Send for Pamphlet, containing recommendations from some of the best Printers in the country.
Documents printed with our Patent Ink, will copy as readily as the ordinary Copying Ink, and by the same process. This Ink is put up in One Pound Cans.
PATENT COPYABLE PRINTING INK, ALL COLORS.
FRANCIS & LOUTREL, - H M 45 Maiden Lane, N. Y.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
P. O. BOX 3865.
BY LETTERS PATENT.
L. BRANDEIS & CO.
Sole Manufacturers in the United States of
Branze
Pomders,
GOLD, SILVER AND METAL LEAF. OFFICE & SALESROOMS, 87 Fulton St., - New York.
FACTORY, 46 & 48 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN.
JULIUS EHRMANN & CO.
IMPORTERS OF
Metal, Gold & Silver Leaf, Etc., -ALSO- GLASSWARE FOR CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS.
REMOVED TO
98 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
H. B. HALL & SONS,
FULTON STREET, YOPY
-- OF --
PORTRAITS, LANDSCAPES, PICTURES, Mauk Motes, Susurauce Policies, Certificates, Checks, Drafts, DIPLOMAS,
IN THE HIGHEST STYLE OF THE ART.
SC. B. HALL, A. B. HALL.
H. B. HALL, 1
H. B. HALL, JR., S
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE SUBSCRIBERS MANUFACTURE CAST STEEL CIRCULAR SAWS
WITH AND WITHOUT MOVABLE TEETH,
-ALSO- MILL, MULAY, GANG, PIT, AND CROSS-CUT SAWS, For Sale at their Warerooms, 29 & 31 COLD STREET, - - - NEW YORK, AND BY ALL THE TRADE.
10S
O
PATENT GROUND
CAST STEEL SAWS
WITH
2 PATENT ADJUSTABLE TEETH 2
INSERTED TEETH CIRCULAR SAWS.
IN 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.
IEF 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 Lithographie and Copper plate work, Stereotypers, etc., etc. Presses made to work by Steam or Hand-power, for City and Coun- try 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.
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
WISSAHICKON PAPER MILLS, HANWELL PAPER MILLS, MANUFACTURERS
Fine Book, Printing and Map Papers.
C. MA GARGE & Co.
THE UNDERSIGNED ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE ABOVE, AND A NUMBER OF
NEW ENGLAND MILLS,
That gives them a complete assortment of all the Variety of Papers, including
Plate
Priting a d Colored Papers.
CHAS. MAGARGE & CO.
NOS. 30, 32 & 34 SOUTH SIXTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHARLES MCILVAINE & CO
734 SANSOM STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA.,
Manufacturers and Proprietors of
MCILVAINE'S
PATENT COPYABLE
I
Printing Inks,
OF ALL COLORS. I Patent Copyable Colored Ruling Inks,
FOR PRINTERS' USE. PATENT COPY ABLE
OF ALL COLORS.
INVISIBLE POSTAL CARD INK.
Dealers in best American and Foreign Impression Books and Paper, Blotting Brand, OIL PAPER, ETC. And General Importers of
RAILROAD AND COMMERCIAL STATIONERY.
LIBERAL TERMS TO THE TRADE.
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
Oldest and Most Extensive
TOTHE JOHNSON TYPE FOUNDRY
TYPE FOUNDRY MACKELLAR, SMITHS & JORDAN
Type Foundry in America.
ESTABLISHED 1796.
MacKellar, Smiths & Jordan,
NOS. 606, 614 SANSOM STREET, PHILADELPHIA. MANUFACTURERS OF
PRINTING TYPES
And Typographical Articles generally. ORDERS OF ANY AMOUNT FILLED WITH ACCURACY AND DESPATCH.
Plain or Fancy Type in unrivalled variety,
MODERN AND OLD STYLE TYPE, GREEK, HEBREW, MUSIC, SCRIPTS, BORDERS, CUTS, ORNAMENTS, LABOR-SAVING QUOTATION FURNITURE, HOLLOW QUADRATES, LABOR-SAVING RULE, BRASS CIRCLES AND OVALS, BRASS RULE, &c.
PRESSES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
FURNISHED AT MANUFACTURERS' PRICES.
PRINTING INK
OF ALL COLORS, VARNISHES, BRONZES, &c., OF THE MOST CELEBRATED AMERICAN AND ENGLISH MANUFACTURERS, AT THE LOWEST TERMS.
BOOKS FOR PRINTERS.
The American Printer .- A Manual of Typography, containing Complete Instructions for Beginners, as well as Practical Directions for Managing all Departments of a Printing Office. Of use to intelligent men of all classes. By THOMAS MACKELLAR. Price, $1.50. By mail, $1.70.
A Treatise on Punctuation .- For Letter Writers, Authors, Printers, and Correctors of the Press; Hints on the Preparation of Copy and on Proof Reading. By JOHN WILSON. Price, $2.00. By mail, $2.20.
The Typographic Advertiser .- Published Quarterly, and furnished gratuitously to every Printing Office. Subscription price, 25 cents per year.
ELECTROTYPING
OF BOOKS, MUSIC, WOOD CUTS, JOBS, NEWSPAPER HEADS, &c. WOOD CUTS DESIGNED AND ENGRAVED IN THE FINEST STYLE OF THE ART.
First Class Articles at Current Rates, Courteous Attention and Immediate Despatch.
GEORGE MATHER'S SONS et Manufacturers of
BLACK AND COLORED
rinting
Unks
SIZE, BRONZE, VARNISH, LITHOGRAPHIC INKS 9)
VARNISHES, COPPER PLATE OILS, ETC.,
60 JOHN STREET,
: NEW YORK.
Type and Lithographie Specimen Books sent free of Charge.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
J. U
W. COLTON'S
NERVINE STRENGTHENING BITTERU
S
The Great Appetizer, Strengthener and Regulator of the Nervous, Bilious, Dyspeptic, Weak, and cure for Headache. Also, to Purify and Enrich the Blood.
PURELY VEGETABLE AND MEDICINAL.
Prepared with great care, from a combination of Clioice Vegetable Medicines, as a Family Curative, from Childhood to Old Age; always reliable, safe and effectual. When they had been sold but a few months, even, the praise received for them was very strong, many claiming "to give Appetite," "to correct the Stomach after eating," "to build up and strengthen those run down," Bilious, Weak, Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Kidney Troubles, Rheumatism, General Debility, Pain in the Side, Chest or Stomach, Neuralgia, &c. To Purify and Enrich the Blood, " to cure and prevent Headache," "to cure Indigestion and Dyspepsia ;" also to quiet Nervous Weakness for Male or Female. " They had never found its equal." Not designed to encourage or promote the miseries and evils of Intemperance, (the name " Bitters " covers many vile compounds thus designed or used,) but COL- TON'S Nervine Strengthening BITTERS may be relied upon for Puri- ty, Great Medicinal Strength and Efficacy. ASK YOUR DRUGGIST OR DEALER FOR THEM.
Price, $1.00 a Bottle.
John F. Henry, Curran & Co., New York; Geo. C. Goodwin & Co., Boston. Wholesale Medicine Dealers everywhere.
COLTON'S SELECT FLAVORS
OF THE
CHOICEST FRUITS AND SPICES.
Introduced in a quiet way in 1860. In 1873 THOUSANDS OF GROSS have been sold to as fine a class of Dealers, Hotel Landlords, Confectioners, Families, &c., as there is in this country, and in every
CITY, TOWN AND HAMLET,
where, thoroughly introduced, their DELICIOUS PURITY and GREAT STRENGTH have made them the Favorites with those who prize the Best and most Economical.
MANY DEALERS
who have for years sold other Flavoring Extracts, called best, (also those who have sold cheap extracts,) TREBLE THEIR SALES with COLTON'S SELECT FLAVORS, and place them in the FRONT RANK, as acknowledged
The Finest in the Market.
IT IS NOT CLAIMED that they are sold at the lowest prices per bottle ; but IT IS CLAIMED that ONE-THIRD of the quantity is MORE THAN EQUAL to the ordinary Flavoring Ex- tracts, and they are the
True Delicious Flavors of the Fruits.
These Flavors Cost but little more than other Flavoring Extracts. They are STRICTLY PURE, a Great Saving in the ACTUAL COST, and you get THE BEST.
SOLD BY GROCERS AND DEALERS.
At Wholesale, in Springfield, Mass., by WEST, STONE & CO., and Whole- sale Dealers in Choice Flavoring Extracts.
.
ADDITIONS, CHANGES, ETC.,
RECEIVED TOO LATE FOR INSERTION IN THE BODY OF THE WORK.
Adams Elijah P., house 37 William street
Andrews A. A., (Bay State Paper Co.,) boards 16 Vernon street
Andrews William F., dentist Hurlbut's block, 344 Main street, rooms 23 Main street
Burckhard & Van Bergan Daniel Burckhard, house 318 Worthington street W. E. Van Bergan, boards 39 Clinton street
Byne William, Springfield laundry, corner Sanford and Dwight streets, re- moved from Hillman street
Cadwell J. M., emp Nonpareil Paper Collar Co., house 23 Myrtle street Chapin A. LeB , (W. H. Pinney & Co.,) house 492 Mill street
Fallon John, button manufacturer Franklin block, Main street, house 16 Loring street
Fisk H. L., clerk W. H. Allis, house 23 Morgan street, removed from 26 Grovener street
Gouch Mrs. George, house 50 State street
Harrower J. J., president's secretary C R R, house 69 Sargeant street, re- moved from 63 Bridge street
Martin F. W., engraver, Barnes' block, 394 Main street, rooms 26 Webster avenue
Pearl H. W., paper stock, Commercial row, house 60 Mulberry street Peck I. C., paper bag manufacturer, 138 Dwight street, house Florence street Porter & Parkhurst, insurance agents, changed to Parkhurst & Warner.
Rockwell S. W., house 208 Worthington street
Whipple E. A., 372 Main street. Dealer in Jaccard Stem Winders for Gents and Ladies, in Gold and Silver. All grades of American and Swiss Watches and Gold Chains, Fine Watches and Watch Repairing a Specialty. House 247 Pine street.
Springfield City Directory. 1874-75.
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; CR R, Connecticut River Railroad; cor, corner; E, east; emp, employed; eng, engineer ; NY, NH & HRR, New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad; S, A & N RR, Springfield, Athol & North-eastern Railroad; h, house; I O, Indian Orchard; ins, insurance; manuf, manu- facturer ; 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.
ABAIR JOSEPH, emp N Y, N H & H R R, boards 7 Stearns' park Abbe Alfred, emp Allis & Morse, boards Long hill
Abbe Daniel N., emp David Warner's Son & Co., house 63 Washington st Abbe James, (James Abbe & Son,) house 79 Spring street Abbe James T., (James Abbe & Son,) boards 79 Spring street Abbe James & Son, stoves and tin ware, 309 Main street
James Abbe, house 79 Spring street James T. Abbe, boards 79 Spring street
Abbey A. B., 114 Worthington street, Dealer in Coal, Lumber and Wood. Orders filled promptly, and at reasonable prices. House Chicopee.
Abbey A. L., clerk, A. B. Abbey, boards Chicopee Abbey John A., farmer, house new Chicopee Falls road Abbey M. A., emp A. D. Sanger, boards 33 Vernon street Abbott Archer, emp Weaver Shipman & Co., house 79 Dwight street Abbott Florence, emp B & A R R, house 87 Sharon street Abbott Frank, carpenter, house Tyler street, near watch factory Abbott George, mason, boards rear 4 Bridge street Abbott Mrs. Olive E., house 55 William street
Abbott Spurgeon W., boards 79 Dwight street
Abbott Winslow M., policeman, boards 397 Main street Abell Mrs. Abigail, boards Armory street near R R Abell George, emp B & A R R, boards 137 Worthington street
Ackert John, painter, boards corner Main and Myrtle street, Indian Orchard Ackley Dwight L., farmer, house Bay road Ackley William, carriage maker, house 231 Worthington street
Adam Louis, emp Indian Orchard mills, boards Main street, I O
CLARK W. BRYAN & CO., 299 and 301 Main Street, Publishers, Printers, Electrotypers, Book-Binders and Manufacturing Stationers. .
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SPRING MOUNTAIN LEHIGH COAL,
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SPRINGFIELD CITY DIRECTORY.
Adams Albert, distiller, Agawam, boards Haynes' Hotel, 406 Main street Adams Alexander, laborer, house Worcester street, Indian Orchard Adams Alfred, conductor C R R, house 58 Holyoke street Adams Amasa A., carpenter, house 91 Charles street Adams Andrew J., carpenter, house 45 Dwight street
Adams Benjamin, emp Wason Manufacturing Co., house 43 York street Adams Benjamin F., (B. F. Adams & Co.), Willow street, house 103 Bay st
Adams B. F. & Co., Manufacturers of Glass Cutting Instruments. Proprietors of the Universal Glazing Tool for cutting and setting glass. Will cut equal to, and is better than a diamond for ordinary purposes. Office 65 Willow street. Benjamin F. Adams, house 103 Bay street.
Adams Charles H., (Samuel Bowles & Co.,) boards 1 School street Adams Charles S., clerk Simonds & Graves, boards 161 Franklin street
Adams David A., house 24 Winthrop street
Adams E. B., emp New York Watch Co., boards 29 Myrtle street Adams Elihu, house Franklin street
Adams Elisha P., house William street
Adams Express Co., 14 Court street
Adams Ezekiel, house 104 Union street
Adams Fitch D., master car builder B & A R R, house 84 Greenwood street
Adams Frederick W., clerk post-office, boards 55 Fort street
Adams George B., house 395 Water street
Adams G. F., (Phillips Mowry & Co.,) boards 198 High street
Adams G. K., emp Street Railway Co., boards 278 North Main street Adams Harrison, emp B & A R R, house Springfield street Adams Mrs. H. G., house 28 Cypress street Adams James B., (Thiemann & Adams,) boards 142 Water street Adams James N., (W. H. Adams & Bro.,) house 181 Lyman street Adams James S., (A. C. Hunt & Adams) house 19 Winthrop street Adams J. B., barber, shop 475, house 469 State street
Adams J. Colby, emp Bemis & Call Tool Co., boards 43 York street Adams John B., house 367 Liberty street
Adams John C., boards 367 Liberty street
Adams John W., Nursery, 397 North Main street, one mile north of the Railroad Depot. Standard Pear Trees, and a full assortment of Apple and other Fruit Trees, Vines, Evergreens, Roses and Shrubs. Catalogues sent free by mail, when requested. The Nursery extends from North Main to Chestnut street, and covers upwards of seven acres. Horse cars run nearly to the Nursery, House 780 Chestnut street.
Adams Joseph, emp E. M. Lombard, house foot Wilcox street Adams J. Sumner, emp U S A, house 99 Bay street Adams Miss Lizzie, hair work, store and boards 469 State street Adams Louis G., emp C. C. Moulton, house 22 Stearns' park
PATENT CALENDARS-Best Advertising Medium Extant-
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F. EDWARD GRAY, No. 231 Main Street.
SPRINGFIELD CITY DIRECTORY.
Adams Marcellus M., boards 104 Union street
Adams Milton, house 10 Whitney avenue
Adams Nathaniel, book-keeper, house 55 Fort street
Adams Oscar D., (Lane, Smith & Adams) house 74 Charles street Adams Roderick, emp J. M. Currier, house 42 Grovener street
Adams Thomas W., clerk Hawkins & Burrall, boards 84 Greenwood street Adams Mrs. W. F., house 35 Clinton street
Adams W. H. & Bro., barbers, 284 Main street W. H. Adams, house 258 Worthington street James N. Adams, house 181 Lyman street Adams Mrs. William, house 34 Lombard street
Adams William F., (Whitney & Adams) boards 24 Winthrop street
Adams William H., boards 367 Liberty street
Adams William H., barber, 280 Main street, house 258 Worthington street Adams Willis S., boards 397 Main street
Adams W. W., clerk Wm. P. Draper, rooms 410 Main street
Adel George, emp Emil Lerche, boards Taylor avenue
Adel Henry, emp P. E. Robinson & Co., rooms 140 State street
Agawam National Bank, 237 Main street
Ahern Mrs. Bridget, laundress, house 13 Essex street Ahern John, emp C R R, house 135 Franklin street Ahern John, emp A. F. Ball, house 5 New street Aikens A. S., emp Morgan Envelope Co., boards 72 Greenwood street
Aikens Norman, carpenter and builder, house 72 Greenwood street Aikens Thomas B., (Aikens & Levett) house 36 Bridge street
Aikens & Levett, Mattress Manufacturers, 6 Commercial row Thomas B. Aikens, house 36 Bridge street John Levett, boards 161 State street
Ainsley James, emp (E. W. Bond) boards 290 State street Ainsworth O. W., emp U S A, house 64 Pynchon street Allbe Edwin P., emp Samuel Bowles & Co., house 396 Union street Allbe H. P., emp Samuel Bowles & Co., house Chicopee Allbe Joseph G., emp Samuel Bowles & Co., house Union street Albee Jotham H., painter, house corner Central and Mill streets Albin Joseph, tailor, house Cross street
H. ALBRO, Electro Plater in Gold, Silver & Nickel.
Particular attention paid to Nickel Plating Light Machinery, Patent Office Models, Guns, Pistols, Dental and Surgical Instruments, &c. In Gold and Silver, Hollow Ware, Knives, Forks, Spoons, Watch Cases, Chains, &c. Plating and Grinding of all kinds a specialty. Castings furnished, fitted and Plated when desired, at Springfield Nickel Plate Works, 85 Worthington St., Dickinson & Mayo's New Block. House 25 Armory Street.
CLARK W. BRYAN & CO., Springfield, Mass., Proprietors of Patent.
COLERAINE LEHIGH COAL. F. EDWARD GRAY,
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SPRINGFIELD CITY DIRECTORY.
Albro Edward, farmer, house Carew street
Albro Herbert W., book-keeper Homer Foot & Co., boards 25 Armory street Alden A. E., photographer, 310 Main street, house Providence, R. I. Alden A. J., photographer, 310 Main street, house 103 Central street Alden Albert, emp A. Hancox, house 179 Liberty street Alden Mrs. Betsey, house 21 Florence street
Alden Mrs. Caleb, house 83 Maple street
CHARLES P. ALDEN, Wholesale and Retail
Druggist and Apothecary,
DEALER IN Manufacturers' and Painters' Supplies, Artists' Materials, Toilet and Fancy Goods, 270 MAIN STREET, CORNER HAMPDEN STREET, . ·
. HOUSE 37 ELLIOTT STREET.
Alden Elbert A., (J. C. & E. A. Alden) house 82 Maple street Alden Elijah, carpenter, house 307 Walnut street
Alden F. B., emp F. W. Fawcett, house 141 Highland street
Alden F. Merritt, clerk Gunn & Merrill, boards 67 Linden street
Alden Frank, carpenter, house 67 Linden street
Alden George A., cashier B & A R R freight house, boards 179 Liberty street Alden James, emp U S A, house 86 Oak street
Alden James C., (J. C. & E. A. Alden,) house 83 Maple street
Alden James E., book-keeper R. J. Hamilton, house 61 Linden street
Alden J. C. & E. A., woolen manufacturers, 21 Mill street James C. Alden, house 83 Maple street E. A. Alden, house 82 Maple street
Alden John B., emp H. M. Conkey & Co., house 178 Liberty street
Alden Mrs. L., house 295 Walnut street
Alden Orville B., farmer, house South Wilbraham road
Alden Philo W., emp Ray & Taylor, house 139 Spring street Alden Russell, emp S. Bayley, house 12 Harrison avenue
Alderman Edson, clerk W. D. Vining, house 36 Pynchon street Alderman George, emp H. A. Braman, house 167 Bridge street Aldrich Edward A., emp A. Hawkes, boards 548 Main street Aldrich Joseph W., painter, house 54 Fort street
Aldrich Mrs. M. A., rooms 24 Hampden House block, 438 Main street Aldrich Nehemiah, boards cor Main and Myrtle streets, Indian Orchard Aldrich Nelson N., emp Indian Orchard mills, bds cor Main and Myrtle sts, I O Aldrich Stephen H., carpenter, house 83 Bay street
Aldrich Mrs. Wm., boarding-house, cor Main and Myrtle sts, Indian Orchard Alexander Caleb, emp B & A R R, house 30 Fremont street
Alexander Henry, emp H. M. Conkey & Co., house 39 Florence street
BLANK BOOKS-For Railroads, Insurance Companies, Banks, and
231 Main Street, opposite Massasoit House.
SPRINGFIELD CITY DIRECTORY.
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Alexander Henry, Jr., president Second National Bank, house 280 State street Alexander Henry D., emp B & A R R, house 25 Fort street
Alexander James D., book-keeper Robert Alexander, house 95 Franklin street Alexander John, emp Robert Alexander, house 95 Greenwood street
Alexander Phillip B., emp New York Watch Co., boards 135 Orleans street Alexander Reuben, boards 85 Elliott street
Alexander Robert, stove and tin ware dealer, 179 Main st, house 77 Franklin st Alexander Wm. P., U S deputy collector, boards 280 State street Alexandre Herbert, emp W. H. Allis, boards Carew street
Allard Olivier, house Worcester street, Indian Orchard Allen Adin, house 25 Mechanic street
Allen Albert H., house Water street
Allen Albert W., meat market, Walnut street near State, house 141 Walnut st Allen Andrus T., emp B & A R R, house Alert street Allen Asa, emp Simpson Clark, boards 13 Wilcox street Allen Baxter, emp S. J. Gordon, house 320 Central street Allen Byron, emp Smith & Wesson, rooms 123 Bridge street Allen Carlos, emp B & A R R, house Long hill Allen Cass F., painter, boards 8 Charter avenue Allen Charles H., (Thomas H. Allen & Bro.,) house Bradford street Allen Mrs. Cynthia, boards 31 Clinton street Allen Dwight, clerk Hixon & Birnie, house 320 Central street Allen Miss D. B., dress-maker, boards 31 Clinton street
Allen E. C., M. D., house and office 45 Worthington street Allen Edmund, house 91 Howard street Allen Edgar, emp Joel Allen, house South Wilbraham road Allen Edward L., brewer, Willimansett, house Everett street
Allen E. F., emp Smith & Wesson, house Cedar street, near Hancock Allen Ethan O., farmer, house South Wilbraham road Allen Eugene A., boards 11 Mechanic street
Allen Ferdinand L., boards 45 Worthington street
Allen Frank R., emp Smith & Wesson, boards 52 Wilcox street Allen F. O., boards Everett street Allen George B., emp Smith & Wesson, house 88 Tyler street
Allen George T., book agent, house 48 Terrence street Allen Mrs. Hannah, house 259 Worthington street Allen Mrs. Harriet S., house 36 Pynchon street Allen Haskell H., (H. H. & J. C. Allen,) house 110 Walnut street Allen Miss Hattie E., house South Wilbraham road Allen Miss Helen J., teacher Central street school, boards 36 Pynchon street Allen Henry I., emp Day & Jobson, house 27 Spring street
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