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FRENCH, Real Estate Agent, 80 Washington St. Boston. NEGOTIATOR OF NOTES AND MORTGAGES. PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO CARE OF REAL ESTATE & COLLECTION OF RENTS.
Advt. p. 2
PRESCOTT & BENN, -FIRE, LIFE, AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE AGENCY, DOVER, N
Dover, Great Falls, & Rochester DIRECTORY. 1871-2.
The best place to buy Room Paper in New Hampshire IS AT
J. L. LASKEY & SON'S (FORMERLY D, LOTHROP & CO.'S)
BOOKSTORE,
Washington Street, opp. City Hall, DOVER, N.H. Books, Stationery, Room Paper, Fancy Goods and Pictures, at very low prices. Room Paper bought here trimmed free. Room Paper from 7c. to $3 a roll.
THE BEST PLACE IN DOVER TO PURCHASE
Dry and Fancy Goods, SMALL WARES,
SILKS, SHAWLS, COLLARS, Handkerchiefs, &C. IS AT
No. 2 Tetherley's Block, BY J. V. DEMERITT & CO.
WM. E. BRIGHT & CAPEN, Importers of and Dealers in
CARPETINGS,
328 and 330 WASHINGTON STREET, OPPOSITE THE ADAMS HOUSE,
WM. E. BRIGHT. S. B. CAPEN. BOSTON.
CROSBY, MORSE, & FOSS, JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHS, 240 Washington Street, Boston. See advt. opp. p. 25.
JAMES G. YOUNG, LEAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENT, GREAT FALLS, N. H. (Advt. pp. 124, 198.)
GC 974.202 D75M 1871-1872
1 REYNOLDS HISTORICAL GENEALOGY COLLECTION
M. L.
ASIEL & EHRENREICH,
E PLURIBUS
UNUM
HAVE THE LARGEST STORE,
THE BIGGEST STOCK, THE GREATEST BARGAINS, IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS
CASHMERE AND PAISLEY SHAWLS,
Dress Goods, Silks, Poplins, Hosiery,
KID GLOVES, LACES, AND TRIMMINGS, Under Flannels, Blankets, &c.
At prices that will defy any competition.
No. 9 CENTRAL ST. DOVER, N.H.
ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
L 3 1833 02210 0702
GC 974.202 D75M 1871-1872
SWAMPSCOT MACHINE COMPANY.
AMOS PAUL, Agent,
SOUTH NEWMARKET, N. H. Manufacturers of
Plain and Galvanized Wrought-Iron Pipe,
STEAM AND GAS FITTINGS OF ALL KINDS.
Brass and Iron Valves ; Steam Whistles; 'Locomotive, Marine, Flue, Tubular, and Cylinder Boilers ; Barlow's Patent Bleaching Kiers.
STEAM AND AGEING BOXES FOR PRINT WORKS.
Lap-Welded Boiler Tubes ; Quinn's Patent Expansion Ferrules for Repairing Boiler Tubes; Ships' Tanks.
STATIONARY & PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES.
Shaftings ; Turning Lathes; Iron Planers; Machinists' Tools of every description; Mill Work ; all kinds of Saw Mill Machinery (both Circular and Upright); Iron and Brass Castings; Gasometers and Gas Works ; Iron Turn-Tables for Railroads; and
Steam -Heating Apparatus, FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACTORIES, AND DWELLING-HOUSES. ALSO, MANUFACTURERS OF WRIGHT'S PATENT VARIABLE CUT-OFF ENGINE, AND GREEN'S PATENT VARIABLE CUT-OFF ENGINE. These Engines can be run with a saving of from 40 to 50 per centin fuel.
ORDERS RECEIVED BY THEM, OR BY GEO. K. PAUL & CO., 64 and 66 Union St., BOSTON, will receive prompt attention.
ÆTNA INSURANCE CO.
HARTFORD, CONN.
INCORPORATED 1819. CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Continue to Insure against loss or damage by fire.
Capital and Surplus, July 1, 1871, $6,047,378.67.
L. J. HENDEE, PRESIDENT. J. GOODNOW, SECRETARY.
Policies may be had at the Agent's office, Central Square.
CHAS. A. TUFTS, AGENT,
CENTRAL SQUARE, . . DOVER, N. H.
SPRINGFIELD
Fire and Marine Ins. Co.
OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
CAPITAL, $928,705.50.
S. J. HALL, SECRETARY. E. FREEMAN, PRESIDENT.
CHAS. A. TUFTS, Agent,
CENTRAL SQUARE, . . DOVER, N. H.
C. WILLIAMS, Jr., . . . TELEGRAPH INSTRUMENTS, .... 109 COURT STREET, BOSTON.
THE
DOVER, GREAT FALLS, AND
ROCHESTER
DIRECTORY
FOR
18 71-72;
CONTAINING
A GENERAL DIRECTORY OF THE RESIDENTS,
BUSINESS DIRECTORY, AND TOWN REGISTER,
OF EACH TOWN, &c., &c.
BOSTON: COMPILED, PRINTED, AND PUBLISHED BY DEAN DUDLEY & CO. No. 8 CONGRESS SQUARE.
For Sale at J. C. VARNEY'S PERIODICAL STORE, DOVER, N. H. GREAT FALLS, N. H., A. THWING. ROCHESTER, N. H., DOMINICUS HANSON. 1871.
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1871, by DEAN DUDLEY, in the Office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington.
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PREFACE.
This Directory has been compiled from original sources. It contains the names of all the citizens of Dover, Great Falls, and Rochester, N. H. We have called at nearly every house and every place of business in the three towns. The town clerks, school committees and others, have aided us, for which we are very grateful. If our work proves useful, we hope the public will continue to patronize it, and let us receive a just reward for so great a labor.
Those who have inserted their advertisements, will find it a scource of profit to them as well as a convenience to our sub- scribers, for which we tender them our thanks.
One of the prominent advantages of a Directory is, that it furnishes an ever present medium of intercommunication be- tween all classes of people; and, therefore, advertisements inserted are sure to be seen by everybody. Each copy of the book is generally consulted by hundreds of persons, looking for the very articles advertised. Being all classified alphabeti- cally in several different ways, it is easy to find the things wanted.
Many persons see the advertisements so often, they become indelibly fixed in the memory, and may be communicated to friends in all places. Others, casually turning over the leaves, hit upon just what they wished to find among our long list of useful and first-class goods. People are also often thus re- minded of things they want, and would otherwise have forgotten. If a person wishes to obtain what is advertised in the Directory, he is sure to find the correct address of the seller or manu- facturer.
If he wishes to send by express, it is only necessary for the Directory to be consulted to find both express and goods required.
We often hear people remark, "If I had known where your place of business was, I should have sent to you for my goods;" or, " I didn't suppose you were still in business here ; I heard you had sold out, or retired." Therefore it is necessary for even well known business men of long standing to insert their advertisements in the regular Directory, and let their friends know that they still live and desire public patronage, being
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY
PRESCOTT & BENN,
HAM'S BLOCK, WASHINGTON ST .. . DOVER, N. H. SUCCESSORS TO W. T. PRESCOTT, Are Agents for the following reliable and well-known Companies.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, CONN. Assets, $2,768,900.54
HOME FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF. NEW YORK, Assets, $4,669,125.90
IMPERIAL INSURANCE COMPANY, OF LONDON, 1982778 Assets, $8,000,000.00
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF BOSTON, Assets, $883,712.99
NEW HAMPSHIRE FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF MANCHESTER, N. H. Assets, $134,586.24
PHOENIX FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, CONN. Assets, $1,781,189.84
SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK, Assets, $1,936,687.80
TRAVELER'S LIFE AND ACCIDENT INS. CO. OF HARTFORD, CONN. Assets, $1,743,648.89
YONKERS & NEW YORK FIRE INS. CO. OF NEW YORK, Assets, $924,833.01
Risks written at this Agency upon as favorable terms as consistent with safety, and at as low rates as by any substantial Company.
Great care exercised in making policies; all losses equitably adjusted, and promptly paid at this Agency.
GEO. B. PRESCOTT. GEORGE W. BENN.
CHARLES WILLIAMS, JR. [ESTABLISHED 1856.] SUCCESSOR TO HINDS & WILLIAMS, MANUFACTURER OF
TELEGRAPH INSTRUMENTS,
Galvanic Batteries,
Wire, Magnets, &c., &c. 109 COURT STREET, Near Head of Sudbury Street, BOSTON.
BLANCHARD CHURN
GET THE BEST THE
SOLD EVERYWHERE
It is in every respect the best ever offered for sale. it is simple, cheap, durable. It Churns Works, and Salts, without change of dasher, or touching the hands to the butter. Five sizes made.
50,000
now in actual use. Sold by all dealers in really first-class Farm Machinery.
For Churns, Agencies, Descriptive Circulars, and Fifty Dollar Prize Butter Essay, address
SOLE MANUFACTURERS, PORTER BLANCHARD'S SONS, CONCORD, N. H.
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CONTENTS. ADDITIONS.
ever prompt and ready to serve their old acquaintances with the latest improved manufactures, and every thing in their line of the most desirable quality.
A Directory of a town or city is sometimes found so indis- pensable, that appropriations are made out of the public funds to aid in its production. It is one of the most convenient and useful institutions of our time. It enables us to find the correct address of friends, customers, debtors, criminals, &c. It fur- nishes information to strangers, aids the town or city officers in making out voting lists, &c., shows the growth and increase of the town, as well as its enlightened enterprise, without which such a work could not be sustained. D. DUDLEY.
CONTENTS.
Banks
Advertising Department
PAGE 74, 126, 158 · 185
Calendar
opp. 5
Dover General Directory
9
Business Directory .
65
Town Register
71
Streets, Buildings &c.
5
Great Falls General Directory
97
66
Y Historical Sketch of
121
123
66
Streets, &c.
95
Index to Advertisements.
3
Manufacturing Companies, &c.
74, 125, 158
Rochester General Directory
. 121
Business Directory
. 15
66
Town Register
. 165
66 Streets, &c.
. 10
ADDITIONS. DOVER.
Ackley Daniel, laborer, house Payne Allard John W. principal high school
Bowman George Z. house Court
Clough Joseph A. trader, house Washington
Davis Wells P. shoemaker, house St. Thomas Demeritt George P. clerk, house Washington
65
Business Directory
Town Register
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DOVER, GREAT FALLS, AND ROCHESTER DIRECTORY.
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
DOVER.
PAGE
Asiel & Ehrenreich, dry goods ins. front cov. Bedell Joseph, house painting etc. . 191
Burnham J. M. provision dealer . . 188
Demeritt J. Y. & Co. dry & fancy goods
front cover
Drake J. W. homeopathic physician . . 191
Folsom Geo. L. paints, oils, glass, etc. . 190
Ford Daniel, cider, ale, etc. . . 187
Foye S. H. marble works . 187
Freeman Henry D. oysters . 186
Gray J. H. watches, jewelry & silver ware
opp. 65
Hills Edwin A. printer and publisher . 191
Hough T. H. B. brass & iron works · 186
Jackson D. A. clothes cleaning, &c. .
. 189
Laskey J. L. & Sons, books and stationery
outside front cover
Libbey & Co. printers and publishers
. 185
Lothrops & Pinkham, apothecaries over cal.
Lothrop D. & Co. clothing, furn'g goods, &c. opp. 64
. 193[ James S. & Sons, groceries"
. 196
Moore Geo. medicines, groceries, &c. . 195
. Machine Co. .
. 197 |Perkins Enoch, insurance agent . . 198
Canney's Express Co.
. 195 Poole Joseph M. baker . 196
. 196
Farrar W. H. & Son, groceries . 198
Smilie J. A. boots and shoes . .
. 194
Fernald Edward, printer, G. F. Journal . 193
Spencer A. B. undertaker .
. 192
Foye F. boots and shoes.
. 192 Tasker W. H. upholstering . 196
Frost O. A., Wells Beach and G. F. hotels, 194
Thwing A. books and stationery .193
Hanson L. L. & Co. horses and carriages . 194 Whitehouse Enoch, groceries . 196 Higley Eben N. machinist 128 Wright James G. & Co. flour, grain &c. . 198
Hodsdon Bros. stoves, hardware, &c.
. 158
Young James G. insurance agent
·
. 124
Young James G. real estate agent
. 198
ROCHESTER.
Feineman F. clothing & furnishing goods 199 | Parshley A. S. insurance agent . 199
Folsom Chas. W., "Rochester Courier " . 156 |Parsons D. J. lawyer ·
. 200
Hanson Dominicus, apothecary
. 200 | Pirie James, tailor
. 200
Jones John H. boots and shoes
. 199 | Wingate Joseph, saloon .
. 200
BOSTON, PORTLAND, ETC.
Bailey & Noyes, booksellers, stationers & mu-, Howard Watch and Clock Co. opp. page 25
sical instruments . . back colored pages | Kendall & Whitney, agricultural tools, &c. 76
Barney J. E. & Co. ventilators last leaves 1 2 66
- Black J. W. photographer .
Blanchard Porter's Sons, churn manuf.
Boston Document Envelope Co. opp. page 3
6
.
Cook J. M. stained and cut glass
1
Crosby, Morse & Foss, jewellers, opp. p.
Dean & Co. document envelopes, lasl leaves, 6 Dill Joseph & Co. inlaid fancy flooring ,, 2 Dillingham J. R. dentist 5
Eaton S. W. & Son, sewing machine 76
Erickson A. sailmaker 3
Folsom C. E. & Co. drugs, paints, &c., back col. French James, real estate front cover
Granite Roofing Co. opp. index Greenleaf G. & Co. wire workers &c. last leaves 5
Handcock Z. & Co. fresco painters.
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Hawthorne & Loudon, plumbers .
4 | Whitman E. F. oculist, &c. ·
4
Hooper Eaton & Co.
back colored
Kenison Parker, chiropodist last leaves 3
Lauten Albert F. com. for N. H.
75
Littell & Gay, publishers, last leaves 7
Martin James, tents, awnings, &c. opp. 120 Marshall Aug. photographer last leaves 4 Massure John, pop corn dealers back colored page
New Hampshire Fire Ins. Co. · North, Merriam & Co. beef,pork, &c.last pp. 1 Portland & Rochester R. R. Co. . . 127 Pollard & Leighton, masonic regalia, &c. pp. 73, 127, 158
Sargent Geo. B. envelope press, &c, last pp. 2 Sawyer & Lane, dentists
Swampscot Machine Co. (South New Market) front colored Turner & Gavett, marble, granite, &c. . 76 Vincent Hathaway-& Co. line on back cover Walker Geo. W. stoves, furnaces,&c. opp. 56-7 8 Walther Mme. maison francaise, last pp. . 5 Warren & Dwyer, top sawing, &c. "
Williams C. jr. telegraphist
opp, page 3
PAGE
Mitchell & Co. dry goods .
opp. 65
Morrill Bros. carpetings, crockery &c. .185
Niles & Co. express . 192 Nudd B. L. sewing machines . 191
Page D. A. boots and shoes . . 188
Prescott & Benn, ins. agents opp. preface
RackIey B. F. druggist opp. index to advts.
Rand Mark F. stoves & tinware opp. 64
Roberts F. W. hats, caps, &c. .
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Sterns Wm. dry goods
188
Tasker C. W. dentist
. 189
Tufts Chas. A. pharmacist, ins. agent 187, 190 Tufts Chas. H. agt. Ætna & Springfield insurance companies, . front col'd page
Twombly R. H. marble works . 189
Wendell D. H. insurance agent . 186 Western Union Telegraph Co. . 190 Whitney L. P. music & musical inst. . . 188 Winslow J. H. boots and shoes · 188
Woodman James R. & Co. carpets, &c. . 185
GREAT FALLS.
Bickford J. T. & Co. grocers .
Burleigh M. C. agent Somersworth
Hubbard Canney & Co. doors, sashes, &c. 197
·
Bright Wm. E. & Capen front cover Connolly & Power, boots and shoes, last pp. 6 Coffin Galen, printers' joiner
Emery John, marble works . 197 Sanborn & Watson furniture .
B. F. RACKLEY, Wholesale and Retail DRUGGIST,
FRANKLIN SQUARE, DOVER, N. H.
PROPRIETOR OF
HOMAI'S PERSIAN WASH, for Removing Moth, Tan, Freckles, or Leutigo, Black Worms or Grubs from the Face.
GENERAL AGENT FOR
SANBORN'S CROUP SYRUP & SOOTHING DROPS.
The best Remedy known for CROUP, WHOOPING-COUGH, MEA- SLES, and all diseases arteuding TEETHING in Children ; and
SMITH'S WORM CORDIAL, for Children and Adults.
THE
GRANITE ROOFING CO.
Respectfully ask the attention of Builders and all others interested fu Building operations, to a roofing material which has been in use nearly three years, and which is admitted to be better and more economical than any other for the covering of flat roofs.
This Roofing is Superior to Tin,
For the following reasons: It will not rust ; it will noi crack at the joints ; it requires no painting, which will amount in a few years to the original cost of ille Granite Roofing. Its first cost is less than half as much, and it will last twice as long. This material is
Superior to Gravel Roofing,
Because it is only one-fifth as heavy. It forms a smooth surface, shedding snow and water freely. It will not choke the gutters with gravel and cement. It will not run over the eaves of a building in hot weather, defacing the walls will streaks of coal tar. It will not crack in cold weather. It can be applied with equal facility to STEEP or FLAT roofs. It is as acceptable to Insurance Companies as Tin, Zinc, or Iron.
Samples shown and references given at the office of the GRANITE ROOFING CO.
No. 8 Congress Square, . . BOSTON. County Rights for Sale.
LOTHROPS & PINKHAM, APOTHECARIES,
AND DEALERS IN
Drugs, Chemicals, Toilet Articles, PERFUMERY, AND PATENT MEDICINES. FRANKLIN SQUARE, DOVER, N. H. Orders from the Country will receive prompt attention
1872.
CALENDAR.
1872.
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STREETS, LANES, SQUARES, ETC. OF DOVER, N. H.
Angle street, from Central street to Middle Arch street, from Silver street to Washington Atkinson street, from Washington street to Silver Back River road, from Durham road Barrington road, from Arch, near Fourth street Belknap street, from Washington street to Silver Bellamy road, from Silver street to Madbury Cedar street, from Winter street to No. Pine Central court, north of 4 Central Central square, junction Central and Washington Central street, from Franklin square to Pleasant Chapel street, from Franklin square to Mechanic Charles street, from Franklin square to St. John Chestnut street, from Sixth street to First Church street, from Central street to Locust Cocheco street, from Portland, by river Court street, from Central street to Mount Pleasant Cushing street, from Washington street to Silver Cushing's Court, from Walnut street, west Dover Point
Dover Point road, from head of Pleasant Durham road, extension of Pleasant street East Brick street, from Franklin street to Hurd Elm street, from Silver
Fayette street, from Washington street to Waldron Fifth street, from Franklin street, west First street, from Central street, west to railroad Folsom street, from Belknap to Cushing Fourth street, from Franklin street to Arch Franklin Court, from Franklin street, opp. Fifth Franklin square, junction of Main, Central, and Franklin sts Franklin street, from Franklin square, north Garrison Hill, head of Franklin George street, from Central street to Payne Green street, from 83 Washington street to Waldron Grove street, from Sixth street to railroad bridge Hale street, from Central street to Locust Hanson street, from Central street to Payne Hurd street, from Franklin street to Charles Kirkland street, from Central street to Locust Knoxmarsh road, from Silver street Lafayette square, junction Main, Portland, and Young sts. Lincoln street, from Chestnut street to Grove Linden street, from Pleasant street to Sawyer's Mills Linton's lane, from Main street to Water
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STREETS. ETC., OF DOVER.
Littleworth road, from Washington street Locust street, from Franklin Academy to Linden street Long Hill road, from Rochester road Lothrop's court, Main street, near School Main street, from Franklin square, southeast to river Mechanics' street, from Chapel street to School Middle street, from Church street to Kirkland Milk street, from Franklin to Mt. Vernon Mount Pleasant street, from Court street to Mount Pleasant Mount Vernon street, from Sixth street, north Nelson street, from Locust street to Belknap New York st. (formerly Elm), from Franklin st. to Charles North Lane street, from Back- River road, east North Pine street, from Poplar street to Winter Old Factory road, from Sixth street Orchard street, from Central street to Fayette Payne street, from Central square, southeast Perkins street, from Washington square, east to river Pine Hill street, near head of Pleasant street Pleasant street, from Central, south -
Poplar street, from St. John street to North Pine Portland street, from Lafayette square, northeast Prospect street, from Archi, near Washington, east River street, from Payne
Rochester road, from Franklin street Rogers street, from Portland to Cocheco Rollinsford road, extension of Charles street to Rollinsford
School street, from Main street to Portland Second street, from Franklin square to Grove Silver street, from foot of Central street to Arch Silver street court, from Silver street, near the jail Sixth street (formerly Brick), from Franklin st. northwest Sonnet street, from Hanson street to George South Pine street, from Pleasant street to Mt. Pleasant Spring street, from Pleasant street to Locust Spruce lane, from Back River road, east St. John street, from Chapel street to Charles St. Thomas street, from Central street to Belknap Summer street, from Pleasant street to Locust Third street, from Franklin square, west to Grove Turnpike, from Portland street to Rollinsford Union street, from Pleasant street to Court Waldron street, from Central street to Green Walnut street, from Waldron street to St. Thomas Washington sq., junction Main, Washington, and Perkins Washington street, from Washington square, west Water street, from Perkins street to Young Williams street, from Washington street to Central Winter street, from Charles street to Cedar Young street, from Lafayette square to river
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HALLS, BUILDINGS, ETC.
HALLS, BUILDINGS, ETC.
American Hall Building, Franklin sq., cor. Chapel American House, Franklin Square
City Hall, Central Square Central Building, Central
Cocheco Block, Washington
Dover Gas Light Works, Cocheco
Franklin Academy, head of Locust
Franklin House, Third
Ham's block, Washington
Henderson's Block, Main
Hibernian Hall, Tetherley's Block, Central Square
High School bldg., Chestnut, near First
Hughes Building, Central
Jail -, Silver
Kimball House, Third, opp. B. & M. Depot
Laskey's Block, Washington
Marston's Block, Central, corner Washington
Masonic Hall, Varney's Block
Morrill's Block, Franklin Squarc
Morrill's Hall, Morrill's Block
New Hampshire House, Central
Odd Fellow's Hall, Morning Star Building, 39 Washington
Railroad Block, Franklin, corner Fourth
Railroad Depot, Third Rogers' Block, Washington
Strafford National Bank Building, Central Square
U. S. Building, Franklin,corner Third
Union Block, Washington, corner Central Union Hall, Ham's Block
Varney's Block, Central
Wendell's Block Central, near Orchard
City Clerk's Office, City Hall
OFFICES, ETC.
City Marshal's Office, basement City Hall
County Clerk's Office, City Hall
County Recorder's Office, City Hall
Court Room, City Hall Mayor's Office, City Hall
Police Justice's Office
Police Station, basement City Hall
Register of Probate's Office, City Hall
Sheriff's Office, City Hall U. S. Assessor's Office , B. & M. Depot
NOVELTIES IN HATS, CAPS,
BOSS
SHIRTS
WELL NST-JOCELYN.SC
AND Gent's Furnishing Goods
At the new and elegant Store of
F. W. ROBERTS,
4 MORRILL'S BLOCK.
The largest assortment and best selected stock ever offered to the trade, comprising Silk Hats (a specialty), Fur Hats, Wool Hats CLOTH HATS,
And in the immense stock of FURNISHING GOODS may be found
JOUVIN'S KID GLOVES, BLACK, WHITE, LAVENDER, AND ASSORTED COLORS,
COLLARS, CUFFS, NECK TIES, (an immense variety,)
BRACES, UMBRELLAS, in Silk, Alpaca, & Cambric. Also, the largest line of
Lap Robes & Horse Blankets in this vicinity. N. B. - Bottom Prices always ! ! F. W.ROBERTS, op. Amer. House, DOVER, N.H.
DOVER DIRECTORY.
ABBREVIATIONS.
Ave. avenue; b, or bds. boards; bik. block; bldg. building; e. or cor. corner; ct. court; h. house; opp. opposite; n. near; r. rear; C. M. Co. Cocheco Manuf. Co .; R. R. railroad; sgr. square; st. street; U. S. N., United States Navy.
After the name of a street the word " street" is omitted; the name of a cor- poration occurring immediately after the name of a person signifies the place of business of that person.
ABBOTT JOHN W. shoe cutter, house Third
Abbott Charles A. clerk, B. F. Rackley's, boards Charles
Abbott Elisha, farmer, house, Rochester road
Abbott Francis A. shoemaker, house Waldron, n. Walnut Abbott Isaac F. bookkeeper, Purinton & Ham's, 11 Central, h. Washington, cor. Belknap
Abbott Joseph S. truckman, order box Washington, near Central, house Atkinson
Acken Alice, widow, house Walnut
Ackley Bridget, house George, near Payne
Adams Charles A. boards St. Thomas Adams Charles Mrs. house Mechanic
Adams Dorothea Mrs. Walnut, corner Orchard
Adams E. P. Mrs. 24 Central, boards Chestnut
Adams George W. blacksmith, house St. Thomas Adams Isaac Mrs widow, house St. Thomas
Adams John H. teamster, boards Mrs. I. Adams, St. Thomas Adams Frank, clerk J. W. Prescott's, boards Walnut, near Washington
Agnew Alice, widow h. Third, opp. depot
Agnew Henry, shoemaker, house Linton's lane
Agnew Michael, printery, house Water
Agnew Patrick, laborer, house Water
Agnew Thomas, house Central Allen Charles, shoemaker, h. Second
Allen Curtis L. agent Cocheco Washing Liquid Co., Chest-
Allen Charles, shoemaker, house Second [nut, h. Fourth Allen George W. Mrs. widow, farmer, h. Mount Pleasant Allen William, works Sawyer's, 20 Pleasant boards do . Andrews Edmund C. dry goods, 15 Centra'l, house Central, corner Pleasant
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