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STARK MILLS.
This corporation was chartered in 1838, with a capital of five hundred thousand dollars, and commenced operations immediately. In 1845 the capital was increased to seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars, in 1846 to one million, and in 1847 to one million two hundred and fifty thousand. They own fourteen acres of land, occupied for mills, board-
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ing-house and overseers' blocks, etc. The goods manu- factured are cotton and linen, the latter product being in the form of crash and toweling, while the cotton goods are sheetings, drillings, duck, and bags, the latter being widely known as the " seamless bags," being woven in one piece. They make a specialty of heavy goods, requiring a pro- portionately large amount of raw material. The present agent at the Mills is Phinehas Adams, under whose excel- lent management the market value of the stock has in- creased about fifty per cent. The appended statistical page illustrates the operations of the corporation, and gives its business organization. (See page 296.)
MANCHESTER MILLS.
This corporation was organized in 1839, with a capital of a million dollars, for the manufacture of dress goods. The Amoskeag Company had previously made the fabric for delaines in their mill at Hooksett, but the printing was done elsewhere. Mr. Straw went to Europe in 1844, to acquire the necessary information to enable the company to print the delaines, and in 1845 the first mill was erected, which went into operation the next year. In 1847 the property was sold to a corporation which was chartered the previous year, with a capital of one and a half million dol- lars, under the name of the Merrimack Mills, which was afterward changed to Manchester Print-Works, and its capi- tal increased to eighteen hundred thousand dollars. In 1873 it was re-incorporated, under the name of the Man- chester Print-Works and Mills, with a capital of two million dollars, and in 1874 the name was changed to the Manches- ter Mills.
The corporation owns about forty-three acres of land in all, a portion of which is on the west side of the river. It has six mills, and leases forty mill-powers of the Amoskeag Company. The goods manufactured are principally worsted dress goods and prints, and many of its employes are skilled artisans from the old world, who have brought with them the knowledge acquired by years of study and experiment.
The manufacturing and printing departments are owned by the same corporation, but their workings are illustrated separately, on the two statistical pages given herewith. (See pp. 298, 299.)
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LANGDON MILLS.
This corporation was chartered in 1857, and organized in 1860. Its capital stock was two hundred thousand dol- lars, which was subsequently increased to five hundred thousand. It has two mills, one of which was formerly used as a paper-mill, the other having been built in 1868 by the company. The corporation is successfully and prudently managed, and its goods find a ready market, comprising the finer grades of shirtings and sheetings. The statistical page given herewith illustrates the extent and importance of its operations. (See page 297.)
NAMASKE MILLS.
In 1856 a corporation was organized as the Amoskeag Duck and Bag Mills, and ten years later the name was changed to Namaske Mills. In 1875 the property passed into the hands of the Amoskeag Company, by whom it is now managed, Mr. William B. Webster being the superin- tendent. The goods manufactured are principally ging- hams and shirting flannels.
DERRY MILLS.
This corporation was organized in 1865, with a capital of one hundred thousand dollars. Mr. S. R. Payson is now proprietor, and George F. Lincoln the agent. The property comprises three mills, on the Cohas brook, at Goffe's Falls, and the following shows their average pro- duction : -
No. 1 Mill. .Hosiery
Production per week . 900 dozen
No. 2 Mill Chinchillas
No. of Woolen Cards . 7 sets
Production per week.
8,500 yards Production per day of Dress Goods. 1,500 yards Looms. . 25 broad and 32 narrow
Pounds stock used per week. .. 8,000
No. 3 Mill.
Shoddy
Production per week-pounds
10,000
MANCHESTER LOCOMOTIVE WORKS.
Started in 1853 as a private enterprise, incorporated the next year with a capital of one hundred thousand dollars.
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The shops are situated on Canal street, between Hollis and Dean, with a foundry at the south end of Elm street. The company manufactures locomotives, and the celebrated Amoskeag steam fire engine and hose carriages. Its offi- cers and practical working are illustrated below : -
John A. Burnham, President, Boston. Wm. G. Means, Treasurer, Andover, Mass. Aretas Blood, Agent at the Works. Edson W. San- born, Paymaster.
Capital stock .. $100,000
Number of shops
7
Tons iron and steel used per annum
650,000
Pounds brass castings made per annum 200,000
Pounds forgings made per annum 2,000,500 Pounds copper used per annum. 40,000
Feet lumber used per annum.
300,000
Tons coal used per annum.
4,500
Cords wood used per annum
1,000
Gallons oil used per annum
3,660
Number hands employed .
650
Steam power .. 3 Corliss engines, 200 H. P.
Monthly pay-roll.
$28,000
Pounds boiler iron used per annum.
Pounds Babbitt-metal used per annum. 1,500,000
5,000
Pounds bolts and nuts used per annum.
20,000
Payment up to last day of each month.
Pay day, third Wednesday of each month.
AMOSKEAG AX COMPANY.
Incorporated, 1853, as the Blodget Edge-Tool Manufac- turing Company, re-organized 1862 under the above title. Manufacture axes, adzes, hatchets, picks, etc., and have a capital stock of seventy thousand dollars.
Moody Currier, Treasurer. Reed P. Silver, Agent at the Works. Alber Gray, Selling Agent. James M. Moore, Paymaster.
Number of workshops 1
Number of hands employed . 60
Number of tools made per annum 144,000
Tons iron and steel used per annum. 300
Tons coal used per annum .. 500
Gallons oil used per annum
Water-wheels used 200
1 Turbine
Monthly pay-roll.
$2,500
Pay day the 15th, for the month previous.
MANCHESTER GAS-LIGHT COMPANY.
Chartered, 1850. Capital stock, $100,000. President, E. A. Straw ; agent, Charles F. Warren. The works are
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situated in the southern part of the city near the Manches- ter and Lawrence railroad, on a lot of land four hundred feet square. The company has also just erected at the north end, near the Langdon corporation, a new gas-holder, to regulate the supply and pressure. The annual product of gas is about sixty million cubic feet, together with five thousand chaldrons of coke and one thousand barrels of coal tar.
MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURES.
Olzendam's Hosiery-Mill, at Mechanics' row, produces hosiery, gloves, and mitts, employing one hundred and twenty hands in the mill, and several thousand seamers and finishers outside.
The P. C. Cheney Co. carry on an extensive business in the manufacture of manilla and card-board paper in a mill at Amoskeag, the wood pulp used in this mill being manu- factured at the company's mills at Goffstown and Peter- borough. This company also does a large business in waste of all kinds, and has a large trade in paper manufactured elsewhere. It employs about one hundred men, and makes nearly four tons of paper per day.
S. C. Forsaith & Co., near freight depot, do an exten- sive business in machinery building, employing fifty men.
The Amoskeag Paper-Mill, John Hoyt & Co. proprie- tors, corner of Canal and Brook streets, manufactures about two tons of book and news paper daily, and employs about fifty hands.
D. B. Varney's Brass and Copper Foundry, No. 209 Manchester street, uses ten thousand pounds of metal weekly in the manufacture of ornamental sheet brass work, etc., employing twenty hands.
Lowell's Iron-Foundry, corner of Auburn and Canal streets, A. H. Lowell proprietor. Ornamental castings, builders' hardware, fences, etc., employing fifty hands.
Hutchinson Brothers, machinists, at south end of Elm street, builders and dealers in iron and wood-working ma- chinery.
J. Hodge, south end of Elm, manufactures sash, doors, blinds, moldings, etc., and deals largely in lumber.
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Austin, Johnson, & Co., at junction of Beech street with Portsmouth railroad, carry on an extensive business in doors, sash, blinds, etc., employing fifty men.
W. W. Hubbard, at Mechanics' row, makes doors, sash, blinds, moldings, etc., and employs about twenty-five men.
A. C. Wallace's Brewery, at Piscataquog, is devoted to the manufacture of ale ; he also deals in lumber, and makes packing boxes, etc., at Piscataquog, and at south end Elm.
James Baldwin & Co., at Piscataquog, manufacture bob- bins, spools, shuttles, etc., employing about seventy-five men.
The Granite File Works, at Mechanics' row, Benjamin S. Stokes proprietor, manufacture every description of files, using twenty tons of coal, ten tons of steel, and nine tons of grindstones annually, and employing fourteen hands.
Bisco & Denny, card clothing manufacturers, Mechanics' row and Leiceister, Mass .; employ sixteen hands ; run twenty machines at Mechanics' row, and sixty machines at Leicester, Mass. Use nineteen thousand square feet of leather and nineteen thousand pounds of wire annually.
William Corey & Co., corner of Franklin and Auburn streets, manufacture knitting machines and needles, and patent button fasteners, employing twenty-five men.
J. A. V. Smith, at Mechanics' row, makes patent steel fliers ; Yeaton & Co. manufacture power loom harness ; C. B. Bradley annually consumes six hundred dozen calf and lamb skins in roll-covering ; John Cleworth & Co. make fifteen thousand reeds per year ; B. H. Chase manu- factures loom pickers and leather belting ; and there are in addition, in various localities, machine and other shops, employing from five to fifty hands, engaged in making car- riages, furniture, boxes, etc., and in other industrial pur- suits, which we have not space to particularize, but refer the reader to the business directory which follows.
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AMOSKEAG MANUFACTURING CO., INCORPORATED 1831.
Capital, - $3,000,000.
T. JEFFERSON COOLIDGE, Treas., 60 State St., Boston. J. L. BREMER, BROTHER, & CO., Selling Agents, 202 Devonshire St., Boston, and 62 Leonard St., New York. E. A. STRAW, Agent at the Works, Manchester, N. H. HERMAN F. STRAW,
WILLIAM G. PERRY, S
Supts. at Mills.
WILLIAM B. WEBSTER,
C. L. RICHARDSON,
E. H. HOBBS,
Supt. at Namaske. - Paymaster. Engineer.
This Company control and manage the Water Power of the Merrimack River at Man- chester, and also carry on works for the manufacture of
COTTON GOODS,
Comprising Tickings, Denims, Stripes, Ginghams, Sheet- ings, Shirtings, Print Cloths, Balmorals, and Cotton Flannels.
Capital Stock in 3000 shares $3,000,000
Number of Mills.
10
Number of Spindles
145,000
Number of Looms
5,000
Number of Females employed.
2,500
Number of Males employed ..
1,500
Pounds Cotton consumed per week.
275,000
Pounds Cloth made per week.
250,000
Yards Cloth made per week. 700,000 10,000
Tons Coal used per annum
Cords Wood used per annum 1,100
14,000
Pounds Starch used per annum-250 tons. 500,000
Drugs used per annum (value). $200,000
Water-wheels used : 3 eight ft., 13 six ft., turbines
4,000
Steam Power, only auxiliary, 1 Corliss Engine, H. P
800
Monthly Pay Roll, $80,000 in Mills. Total. .. $120,000
Payment up to the last Saturday in each month.
Gallons Oil used per annum
Aggregate H. P., about ..
Pay Day, middle second week following.
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STARK MILLS,
Located on Canal Street, Manchester, N. H.
INCORPORATED 1838, COMMENCED OPERATIONS 1839.
CAPITAL, - - $1,250,000.
Number of Shares, 1,250. Par Value, $1,000. Annual Meeting of Stockholders in October.
WILLIAM AMORY President.
EDMUND DWIGHT -
PHINEHAS ADAMS,
- Treasurer. Agent.
D. C. GOULD, JR.
- Paymaster.
J. L. BREMER, BROTHER, & CO., SELLING AGENTS,
202 Devonshire St., Boston : 62 Leonard St., New York.
DIRECTORS :
WILLIAM AMORY.
T. J. COOLIDGE,
J. I. BOWDITCH,
J. L. STACKPOLE,
LEWIS DOWNING,
ROGER WOLCOTT, JOHN L. BREMER.
Manufacture Sheetings, Drillings, Cotton Duck, Seam- less Bags, and Linen Goods.
Number of Mills 2
Number of Cotton spindles 50,000
Number of Flax spindles 1,600
Number of Looms 1,400
Number of Females employed 900
Number of Males employed 300
Pounds Flax and Tow consumed per week · 11,000
Pounds Cotton consumed per week 130,000
Pounds of Cloth made per week · 115,000
Yards cloth made per week 238,000
Tons Coal used per annum 1,500
Gallons Oil used per annum 6,000
Pounds Starch used per annum
· 140,000
Drugs used per annum $1,000
Water-wheels used Turbines
Monthly Pay-Roll
.
$30,000
Payment up to the last Saturday in each month.
Pay Day, Wednesday following.
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LANGDON MANUFACTURING CO.
CANAL STREET. INCORPORATED, 1857.
Capital,
$500,000.
WM. AMORY, Jr., 202 Devonshire St., Boston, Treasurer WM. L. KILLEY, Agent - -
WALTER S. KILLEY, - - - Paymaster
Spindles
32,256
Looms
720
Females employed.
280
Males employed. 120
Pounds Cotton consumed per week.
33,000
Pounds Cloth made per week. 28,500
Yards Cloth made per week. 93,000
Cords Wood used per annum. 600
Gallons Oil used per annum.
1,600
Pounds Starch used per annum.
78,000
Water Wheels used.
2
Monthly Pay Roll, 4 weeks.
$9,500
KINDS OF GOODS MADE,
FINE SHIRTINGS
AND SHEETINGS.
PAY DAY, FIRST THURSDAY AFTER THE LAST SATURDAY OF EACH MONTH.
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MANCHESTER MILLS
PRINT WORKS.
Incorporated, 1873.
Capital Stock,
-
$2,000,000.
SAMUEL R. PAYSON, Boston, President. JOHN C. PALFREY, 87 Milk St., Boston (rm. 48), Treas.
DIRECTORS:
JOSEPH H. WHITE, SAMUEL FAY, WILLIAM H. HILL,
MOODY CURRIER,
BENJ. P. CHENEY, WM. O. GROVER.
BENJ. C. DEAN, Supt. ANDREW N. BAKER, Paymaster.
Printing Machines. 15
Males and Females employed. .
400
Printed per week, Calicoes, yards. 1,000,000
Coal consumed per week, tons. 250
Wood consumed per week, cords .50
Drugs consumed per week $7,000
Goods Printed,
-
-
CALICOES.
WHITE, PAYSON & CO.,
SELLING AGENTS,
Boston, New York, and Philadelphia.
PAY DAY, TUESDAY AFTER LAST SATURDAY OF EACH MONTH.
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MANCHESTER MILLS
MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT. Incorporated 1873.
Capital, - - - $2,000,000.
SAMUEL R. PAYSON, Boston, President.
JOHN C. PALFREY, 87 Milk St., Boston (rm. 48), Treasurer.
DIRECTORS:
Joseph H. White,
Wm. H. Hill,
Benj. P. Cheney,
Samuel Fay,
Moody Currier,
Wm. O. Grover.
JOSEPH STONE, Agent.
JOSIAH S. SHANNON, Paymaster.
No. of Mills
6
Spindles .
100,000
Looms
Females employed
2,500 1,860
Males 66
1,140
Yards made per week 500,000
Dyed per week, Worsteds, yards . · 250,000
Cotton consumed per week, lbs. 80,000
Wool
50,000
Coal 66
66 tons
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KINDS OF GOODS MADE :
Prints, Angola Flannels, Figured Cotton and Worsted Dress Goods, "Jacquared " Fancy Goods, Alpacas, Cotton and Worsted Poplins.
Goods Dyed : WORSTEDS.
E, PAYSON &
SELLING AGENTS, BOSTON, NEW YORK, and PHILADELPHIA,
This Corporation runs Six Mills besides the Print Works. REPAY DAYS (MILLS), WEEK AFTER THE LAST SATURDAY IN EACH MONTH.
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AMOSKEAG
PAPER MILL,
Canal Street, cor. Brook.
JOHN HOYT & CO., PROPRIETORS
CASH PAID FOR RAGS.
MANUFACTURES ABOUT TWO TONS PER DAY OF BOOK AND NEWS PAPER.
A. P .. OLZENDAM,
HOSIERY MANUFACTURER
Mechanics' Row, Manchester, N. H. MANUFACTURES
Ladies' and Misses' Wool and Merino Ribbed and Plain Hose, Gents' Wool Ribbed and Plain Socks, Gents' Wool Mitts and Gloves, Boys' Wool Ribbed and Plain Socks, Shaker Wool Socks, Ladies' and Children's Fancy Hose of all kinds.
SELLING AGENTS : FREDERICK VIETOR & ACHELIS,
Nos, 66 and 68 Leonard Street, New York,
Males and Females employed at Mill .
160
Females employed outside of Mill 3,000
Knitting Machines used 125
Hosiery made per week, pairs .
21,000
Wool consumed per week, lbs.
6,000
PAY DAY, FIFTH DAY OF EACH MONTH.
MANCHESTER DIRECTORY. 301
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Incorporated 1865.
CAPITAL, $150,000.
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES. Smyth's Block, - - Elm Street.
WATERMAN SMITH, President. FREDERICK SMYTH, Cashier.
DIRECTORS :
WATERMAN SMITH, DAVID CROSS,
JOSEPH B. CLARK, FREDERICK SMYTH, NATT HEAD, THOMAS WHEAT, FRANCIS B. EATON.
CHAS. F. MORRILL, Teller.
MERRIMACK RIVER SAVINGS BANK,
SMYTH'S BLOCK, MANCHESTER, N. H.
WATERMAN SMITH, President.
FREDERICK SMYTH, Treasurer.
JOSEPH B. CLARK, F. B. EATON, Vice Presidents.
TRUSTEES :
JOHN B. CLARKE, FREDERICK SMYTH, CHAS. H. BARTLETT, JOHN L. KELLY, JAMES M. VARNUM, THOMAS WHEAT, ALBE C. HEATH,
DAVID CROSS, FREEMAN HIGGINS, WM. CRANE, CHAS. F. MORRILL, H. C. SANDERSON, STEPHEN PALMER.
TAXES ON DEPOSITS PAID BY THE BANK.
Dividends are credited to depositors annually, on the first day of October, the day declared, drawing in- terest at once, giving them compound interest. This bank has never paid less than 5 per cent annual dividends. Sur- plus on hand over 10 per cent of the entire deposits.
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Manchester Savings Bank,
Corner Elm and Market Streets.
DEPOSITS, -
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$3,000,000.
WILLIAM P. NEWELL, PRESIDENT.
TRUSTEES.
DANIEL CLARK,
PHINEHAS ADAMS,
B. F. MARTIN,
CHAS. F. WARREN,
NATHAN PARKER,
CHAS. E. BALCH,
D. A. BUNTON,
CHARLES WELLS.
NATHAN PARKER, TREASURER.
CHAS. E. BALCH, Cashier.
W. M. PARKER, Teller.
E. H. PAINE, W. B. STEARNS, and FRED. H. MARTIN, Clerks.
Deposits are put upon interest the first day of each month. Dividends are credited to depositors annually, on the first day of July, the day declared, and draw interest from that day.
Deposits, if not large amounts, are usually paid without notice.
Manchester National Bank
Corner Elm and Market Streets, Incorporated 1865.
Capital, $150,000. Surplus, $60,000.
NATHAN PARKER, PRESIDENT.
DIRECTORS.
NATHAN PARKER, D. A. BUNTON, PHINEHAS ADAMS, B. F. MARTIN,
HORACE P. WATTS,
JOHN H. MAYNARD,
N. S. CLARK.
CHAS. E. BALCH, Cashier.
E. H. PAINE, Teller.
W. M. PARKER, W. B. STEARNS, and FRED. H. MARTIN, Clerks.
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS
OF ALL KINDS BOUGHT, SOLD, OR EXCHANGED.
Office Hours, from 9 to 12 A. M., and from 2 to 4 P. M.
CLOSED SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
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CITY NATIONAL BANK,
INCORPORATED 1865.
CAPITAL, - - $150,000.
Merchants' Exchange, Cor. Elm and Manchester Streets.
C. W. STANLEY, President.
D. WARREN LANE, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
S. W. PARSONS,
LUCIEN B. CLOUGH,
C. W. STANLEY,
A. J. LANE,
M. V. B. EDGERLY,
J. Q. A. SARGENT.
Discount Day, Saturday, 9 A. M.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK
Capital, - -
-
$ $100,000.
- President. JOSIAH CARPENTER - -
Cashier.
DIRECTORS :
ARETAS BLOOD,
JOHN HOYT,
N. S. BEAN,
JOSIAH CARPENTER,
FRANK P. CARPENTER.
DISCOUNT DAY, -
- TUESDAY.
BANK,
Office at Second National Bank.
ARETAS BLOOD JOSIAH CARPENTER -
- President.
- Treasurer. TRUSTEES :
ARETAS BLOOD,
JOSIAH CARPENTER,
JOHN HOYT,
N. S. BEAN,
FRANK P. CARPENTER,
HENRY E. BURNHAM.
GEO. W. DODGE,
MECHANICS' SAVINGS
ARETAS BLOOD -
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Amoskeag Savings Bank. $1,700,000
Deposits, about
Deposits put upon interest the first day of each month.
Taking Stocks and Bonds at their market value, the Bank would show a surplus, January 1, 1879, of over $175,000.
Five per cent. dividend declared the first of July in each year, and passed to credit of depositors the same day. The success of the Bank in the past is its best guarantee for the future.
MOODY CURRIER,
J. E. CURRIER,
C. M. CURRIER,
President and Treasurer.
Teller.
Bookkeeper.
TRUSTEES.
Moody Currier,
H. C. Merrill,
S. D. Green,
J. F. James,
Lucien B. Clough,
James A. Weston,
Geo. W. Riddle,
J. E. Bennett.
Amoskeag National Bank.
Capital,
$200,000
MOODY CURRIER, GEORGE B. CHANDLER,. H. F. MORSE, G. E. MORRILL, W. B. KENDALL,
President. Cashier.
Teller.
Bookkeeper.
Messenger.
DIRECTORS.
S. D. Green,
John S. Kidder,
R. P. Silver,
Henry Chandler,
D. B. Varney,
John B. Varick,
Geo. W. Riddle.
DISCOUNT ALL DAYS.
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Guarantee Fund, $50,000. Pays 5 per cent annually. Commenced Business Oct. 1, 1874.
Amount of Deposits, $410,000. Assets, Jan. 1, 1879, about $490,000.
P. C. CHENEY, G. B. CHANDLER, E. M. BROOKS,
President.
Treasurer.
Teller.
TRUSTEES-
P. C. Cheney E. M. Topliff, A. W. Quint, H. M. Putney, Moody Currier,
Charles H. Bartlett,
A. P. OIzendam,
Edson Hill,
G. W. Riddle,
G. B. Chandler.
Moody Currier,
Edson Hill,
MANCHESTER BUSINESS INDEX.
Agricultural Tools.
DANIELS & MERRILL, Patten's block, 932, 934, and 938 Elm (see inside front cover) ROGERS WILLIAM C. & CO. 1004 and 1006 Elm (see back cover) VARICK JOHN B. 809 to 813 Elm (see inside front cover)
Antique Goods. Klemke & Watjen, 474 Park, corner Belmont
Apothecaries.
Campbell Z. F., Towne's block, Elm, cor. Amherst CONNER & MIVILLE, 1023 Elm, cor. Concord (see card)
CONNER & MIVILLE, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals, Stationery, Fancy and Toilet Articles, Soaps, &c. 1023 ELM STREET, CORNER CONCORD, MANCHESTER, N. H. Physicians' Prescriptions carefully compounded, and all orders correctly answered. Farmers and Physicians from the country will find our stock of Medicines complete, H. G. CONNER.] warranted genuine, and of the best quality. [F. C. MIVILLE.
Hall George E. 883 Elm, cor. Hanover Hall John B. 1029 Elm, cor. Concord HANSON JOHN R. 1167 Elm, cor. Bridge (see card)
JOHN R. HANSON, APOTHECARY, 1167 ELM STREET, MANCHESTER.
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Trusses, Supporters, Fancy Goods, etc. Pure Wines and Liquors constantly on hand.
James Frank A. 1213 Elm Littlefield Chauncey B. 1133 Elm, cor. Washington Mead Lewis K. 879 Elm, cor. Hanover Newman Charles T. 344 Granite (P.)
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MANCHESTER BUSINESS INDEX.
Apothecaries. - Continued.
Perry, Alfred F. 1089 Elm, cor. Lowell Sullivan James, 633 Elm TEBBETTS BROS. 786 Elm, cor. Merrimack (see card) Weeks & Currier, 782 Elm, cor. Merrimack WILEY JOHN A. 906 Elm, City Hall (see card)
Proprietors of Dr. Tebbetts' Physiological Hair Regenerator.
TEBBETTS BROTHERS,
DEALERS IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY, Toilet Articles, Fancy Goods, &c. Opposite Manchester House, No. 786 Elm St. - Manchester, N. H.
JOHN A. WILEY, PHARMACIST, 4 CITY HALL,
Dealer in
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Fancy and Toilet Articles, Sponges, Brushes, Perfum- ery, etc., etc.
FHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefully compounded, and orders answered with care and dispatch. The public will find our stock of Medicines complete, war- ranted genuine, and of the best quality.
Architects.
Baker Walter H. 337 Manchester Card Frank W. 6 Dutton SAWYER JOSEPH B. 13 Patten's block, 936 Elm (see card)
JOSEPH B. SAWYER, Civil Engineer and Architect, 13 PATTEN'S BLOCK, 936 ELM ST., MANCHESTER, N. H.
Stevens Augustus G. 109 Lowell Stevens G. W. 2512 Amoskeag corporation, Market
Artificial Flowers. Manning Susan Miss, 240 Merrimack (manuf.)
Artists.
Herrick Allen E. 97 Russell Herrick Henry W. 97 Russell Holland Frank, 19 Mercantile block, 1017 Elm Ingalls Hiram B. 42 Bedford (P.) Palmer A. C. Miss, 4 P. O. block, 64 Hanover Segitz Frederick, 69 Hanover
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Auctioneers.
BOSHER GEORGE F. & CO. 882 Elm (see card)
Brown Joseph A. office 516 Elm
DORR GEORGE H. 1053 Elm (see card)
Galacar Jediah, 1142 Elm
Hubbard Stimson L. 803 and 805 Elm
Jones Jeremiah B. 1037 Elm Prescott Hiram A. 8 Johnson's block, 49 Hanover
G. F. BOSHER & CO., Auction & Commission Merchants, 1
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Cabinet Furniture and General Merchandise. 882 Elm Street, Manchester, N. H.
GEORGE H. DORR, Auction and Commission House.
Merchandise of every description bought, exchanged, and sold on commission. Also, connected with the above, are our large and extensive
FURNITURE WAREROOMS, COMPRISING Furniture, Carpetings, Crockery, Glass, Tin, Wooden Ware, in fact almost everything you need in furnishing a house. 1053 Elm Street, - Manchester.
J. B. JONES, LICENSED AUCTIONEER, NO. 1037 ELM STREET.
Dealer in New and Second-hand Furniture, Crockery, etc. Also' attends to Auction Sales in any part of the State. Satisfaction guaranteed. Highest Cash Prices paid for Second-hand Furniture. REFERENCES : Ex-Gov. F. Smyth, Hon. G. W. Morrison, Hon. Jos. B. Clark, Hon. B. P. Cilly.
Ax Manufacturers. Amoskeag Ax Co. Canal foot of Langdon Piper Benjamin H. Mechanics' row (handles)
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MANCHESTER BUSINESS INDEX.
Baggage Expressmen.
Bascom Benjamin F. 12 Amherst
Buswell Jacob P. 953 Elm
COLBY FRANK P. & CO. 848 and 879 Elm (see card)
Crosby Albert J. 1029 Elm corner Concord
Freeman William J. 354 Chestnut
Jones J. G. 906 Elm, City Hall KENDALL CURTIS K. 9 Hanover and 989 Elm (see card) WARD LUTHER A. 786, 866, 883, and 1089 Elm (see card)
FRANK P. COLBY, BAGGAGE EXPRESS AND BILL POSTER
Office of Express at Temple & Farrington's, 848 Elm St., AND Lewis K. Mead's, 879 Elm St.,
Office of Bill Posting at Haseltine
House. Residence, 175 Hanover St., Manchester.
MANCHESTER.
Pianos, Organs, Freight, and Baggage carefully moved. Our teams run to and from all trains. Piano Packing and Moving a Specialty.
Still Lives and has an
C. kendall
EXPRESS TEAM.
He is prepared to move Goods, Baggage, Pianos, Parcels, etc., to and from all Railroad Trains, and to all parts of the City, with promptness and care, at low rates as usual. ORDER BOOKS, at Quimby's Book Store, 9 Hanover St., and at Abbott's Confectionery and Fancy Goods Store, 989 Elm Street.
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