Gazetteer and business directory of Wyoming County, N.Y., for 1870-71, Part 1

Author: Child, Hamilton, 1836- cn
Publication date: 1870
Publisher: Syracuse : Printed at the Journal Office
Number of Pages: 488


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GAZETTEER


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BUSINESS DIRECTORY 2


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WYOMING COUNTY, N. Y.,


FOR


1870-71.


COMPILED AND PUBLISHED BY


HAMILTON CHILD.


AUTHOR OF WAYNE, ONTARIO, SESECA, CAYUGA, TOMPKINS, ONONDAGA, MIDI- SON, CORTLAND, CREMUNG, SCHUYLER, ONEIDA, STEUBEN, ORLEANS, NIAGARA, GENESEE, CHENANGO, MONROE, HERKIMER, RENSSELAER, MONTGOMERY AND FULTON, AND OTHER COUNTY DIRECTORIES.


Permanent Office, 23 & 24 E. Washington St., Syracuse, N. Y.


" Hathat has much to do, will do something wrong, and of that wrong must suffer :The roberquences ; and if it were possible that he should always get rightly, yet when ++i " her Ders are to judge of his conduct, the bad will censure and obstruct him by kas, & RRence and the good sometimes by mistake." -- SAMUEL JOHNSON.


HANG UP THIS BOOK FOR FUTURE REFERENCE,


SYRACUSE: HINTED AT THE JOURNAL OFFICE, 23 & 4 E. WASHINGTON STREET.


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Cancers @ured!


DR, KINGSLEY,


OF ROLLE, N. Y.,


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sony who have divi from Cancer. conk kelly have been card.


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hy-i. jan cells the prati wat 1h ally tried to cancer. Now cannot be


no right thing a - terminato (mer. Whatear euds in cancer. b Je na ligger dervived. If you have the slightest suspicion of trouble, Fick


DE- Brownbis Cotarch. Astipra. Heart Di- Dyspepsia. Liver Com- Wonns or Worse


Expochat


for Some in the Blu Ber. Polvons. Strengtint of Hernia, Vistaa. fr WYROK Gran Band of Wounds, prima you the new scientist pratici.


here the mostrecent of'il diseases onetuating from the errore of Yon.n.


ttome, vaan have meni he's sent by Mail or Express. and be treated


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supple answered, and medicines ordered, inamediately forwarded. is a graduate made an experience of over fourteen years in the practice of


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modelling Comboof any kind de ld be sure to deal for DR. KINGSLEYS A For Further Particulars, Write the Doctor,


WYOMING COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


GREEN &


DRY GOODSY HEALERS IN


WARSAW, N. Y.


VORID .6-7


MOVES!"


At ire were the first to adopt. so we are the ONLY BLY GOODS CONCERN in this part of the State to pressure the ONE PRICE SYSTEM -the cair system wldch prestades from the Retail counter the possibility of importation wed pretty fraud.


The old lady looking over her spretacles, or the device it theart of judging of the value of Goods, But tos an free from deception a> those who think themselves "sharp" in appreciating on piney and value : still inde d. is not this a consideration which it were well for a to remember, sin


their entire time in the hunting of goods, care Kne


We now keep the best assorted, perhaps the largest, and by common consent, the cheapest stock of exclusive DERY GOODS kept in Wyoming County.


And. ti: rapidly inerva-t !!


od sher will be devoted i CARPETS, and the Bird -torg to DUPLICATES AND UNOPENED CASES.


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IS CELEBRATED IMPROVED 4,3kg


CERARD


Orcido Watches !! 812. $15. $20


They are the only GENUINE OROIDE WATCHES, being imported direct from the Factories at Geneva and Lacle, Switzerland.


They resemble Gold, wear like Gold, and are as good as Gold in all respects, except intrinsic value.


Every Watch guaranteed by Special Cer- lificate to be accurate time-keepers.


American ( Waltham) Hunting-Case Süver


Watches, $20 and $25.


Swiss Movement (Detached Lever, Full Jowolod,) Watches, $12 and $15.


AGENTS WANTED!


Send two Three Cent Stamps for Circular with full particulars. . . FIFTY NEW STYLE


OROIDE CHAINS, $1.50 TO $8.00.


JEWELRY IN GREAT VARIETY,


All Goods sent to be paid for on delivery, customers being permitted to examinis Goods before paying, customers to pay all charges.


To any one ordering Six Watches at once, we will send an extra Watch free. FRA REMEMBER OUR ONLY OFFICE IS AS BELOW. A.


JAMES GERARD & CO. Sole Agente for the United States, 85 Nassau Street, (up stairs) New York


MAP OF 1 WYOMING COUNTY, N .Y. to accompany CHILD'S GAZETTEER AMO DIRECTORY.


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THE REYNOLDS


LINE OF DEMARCATION THIS PORTION IS SPRING TEMPER AND PRODUCED BY AIR REAC: IONARY CLOW AND CONTACT OF MILTALS. THISIS THE CUTTING TEMFER & PRODUCED BY A


REYNOLDS, BARBER &Co. SoloManufacturers AUBURN N.Y.


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KNIVES,


MANUFACTURED EXCLUSIVELY BY US, UNDER REYNOLDS' HAVEN'Tsnor Tempering Steel without the ald of any liquids, received the only award al the Great National Implement Trial, held at Auburn, in 1868. They possess the fo :- lowing superior qualities :


1. They are made with a fine Cutlery Temper at the edges.


. They hold only a Spring Temper at the center and at the beel.


3. They are warranted perfectly uniform, every kuite being exactly alike in temper.


4. We warrant they can b ground from Sto W times without losing their cutting


5. Finally, we will warrant them to cat from 40 to 30 acres of grain or grass without Ling once ground.


We are the sole Manufacturers of these Knives in the United States.


REYNOLDS, BARBER & CO.


Steel Tempering Works, Auburn, N. Y.


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· INTRODUCTION.


INTRODUCTION.


In presenting to the public the initial number of the " Gazel- teer and Directory of Wyoming County," the publisher desires to return his sincere thanks to all who have so kindly assisted in obtaining the valuable information which it contains, and without whose aid it would have been impossi- ble to collect it in the brief space of time in which it is essen- tial that all such works should be completed. Especially are our thanks due to the several editors of The Western New Yorker and The Wyoming Democrat, Warsaw; The Silver Lake Sun, Perry, and The Attica LAdas, Attica, for the uniform kind- ness which has been evinced in calling public attention to the anthor's efforts; and to the following persons. viz., Lawrence Mix, Esq., Assessor of Internal Revenue, Warsaw; J. P. Robin- son, County Clerk, Warsaw; Prof. W. W. Bean, School Com- missioner, Pike; E. F. Chaffee. School Commissioner, Attica: Amzi Wright, E. Brainard and Owen Cotton, Attica; James S. Tolles, Bennington; J. S. Miller. Wyoming; and to many others in various parts of the County who have kindly volun- leered their aid.


The following works were also consulted in its preparation : " French's Gazetteor of the State of New York ;" "Turner's Pioneer History of Western New York :" " History of Warsaw," by A. W. Young; "New York State Census Reports of 1865." and - Hotchkin's History of the Presbyterian Church in West- ern. New York."


That errors may have occurred in so great a number of names and dates as are here given, is probable, wil that names have


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been omitted that should have been inserted is quite certain. We can only say that we have exercised more than ordinary dili- gence and care in this difficult and complicated feature of book- making. Of such as feel aggrieved in consequence of error or omission, we beg pardon, and ask the indulgence of the reader in marking such as were observed in the subsequent reading of the proofs, and which are noted in the Errata, following the Introduction.


It is also suggested that our patrons observe and become fa- miliar with the explanations at the commencement of the Directory.


The Map of the County was engraved with great care by Messrs. " Weed, Parsons & Co.," of Albany, and, it is believed, will prove a valuable acquisition to the work.


The Advertisers represent some of the leading business men and firms of the County, and also many enterprising and reli- able dealers in other parts of the State. We most cheerfully commend them all to the patronage of those under whose obser- vation these pages may come.


With thanks to friends generally, we leave our work to secure the favor which earnest endeavor ever wins from a discriminat- ing business public.


HAMILTON CHILD.


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ERRATA.


ERRATA.


ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS.


Postal Hates and Regulations .- On and after January 1st, 1870, the post- age ou letters between the United states and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland will be six cents United States currency and three peace English money, for ba'fan cupce or under; if not pre-paid. or insufficiently pre-paid, a fee of six cents (three pente) will be added to the deficient postage.


GAZETTEER.


Middlebury .- The First Presbyterian Church of Middlebury was organized June 14. ISit, la the sebool house in Wyoming, by Rev. John F. Bliss, a missionary. There Wire fifteen members at its organization, viz., Daniel C. Judd, Ebenezer Rich, Theresa Wird, Alexander Saktes, Chilena Takles. Aet Hill, Sergh Hill, Philotes Sprague, Litra Spremne, Elizabeth Knowlton. Henry Read, Mary Bennett, Elsie Nut- son, Desire Fisher and Holdoh Wright. Daniel C. Judd was the first Deacon. and Puifetus Sprague, M. D., Clerk. The first Trustees, chosen July 19. 1819, were Alexander Takles, D. C. Judd, Ebenezer Rich, H. G. Walker, Philetus Sprague. Henry Wightman. The Church appears to have been organized as & Congre- gationul Church, bnf March 28. 1822, the first Elders were chosen, consisting of Daniel (' Judd, Joseph Easthlan and Timothy Judd. In 1525 Joseph Gilbert and H. G. Walker Were elected to the same office, the former still retaining the office, having held it for forty-five years. Rev. Elis. Hunter. D. D .. was the first stated supply, commencing his services in 1825. The first church edince was commenced in 1929, and was completed and dedicated Sept. 9, 1830, Rev. E. S. Hunter, preaching the seriaon on the occasion. In June 1532, Rev. Norris Bull became the pastor and continued four years. During the next two years the Church was supplied by Revs. Parten, Shaffer, Colton and Bitte. In 1:38 Rev. Pliny Twichel accepted the pastorate of the Church and continued until 1-5%, when he was succeeded by Rev. John W. Wood. In 1859 Rev. John Jones was Installed pastor and continued natil 1862, when the Rev. Charles Ray became the pastor. and has continued to the present time. In 1839 the organ was placed in the Church. chiefly through the instrumentality of General Stanton. In 1800 the bell was placed in Ine tower. In 1407 the church was extensively repaired and was re-dedicated June 2. 1*6 :. On this occasion the pastor delivered an historical discourse from which we have bren perinitied to collate many items of interest The whole number of members has bwen 41:, the present membersbip is 12.


The Baptist Church of Wyoming was organized September 18, 1810. A delegation was prezent from Attica, the only Baptist church in this region at that time. The number of members at the organization was seventeen, viz .. Thos, Stetson, Eliphalet Owen. Pruadie Curtis, Jonathan Thompson, Salmon Smith, David Thompson, Oliver Curtis. frode Andrus, Abigail Owen, Betsy Carti-, Sally Curtis. Mary Geer, Clara Audius. Theresa Smith. Saliy Thompson. Polly Curtis. In isi the Church united with the ilenia d Purchase Conference and had 39 members. Elder Joseph Case was the pastor of the Church a part of the time previous to 1839. From this time to 1825 Joshua Bradley was the pastor, and also the first principal of the Academy. During Eller Bradley's pastorate, alded by Elder Backworth, the LaGrange Church was organized. In 1927 the Church withdrew from the Holland Purchase and united with me Genesee Baptist Asso- Ciation, From this time to 1500, Etder David Barnard was the pastor, and was succeeded ---


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by Elder Joseph Elliott, who divided his time between this Church and the one known as the Second Baptist Church of Middlebury. During his pastorate 508 members were added to the two Churches. In 1881 a new church edifice was erected and a select school kept in the basement by Elder Elliott. In 1833 he became the principal of the Academy and continued until 1838. He was succeeded by Elder Leseh, who was suc- ceeded in 1841 by Elder Jesse Elliott, who occupied the pulpit for eight years. The pastors since that time have been R. Mory. R. C. Palner, H. Panicis. A. A. Russell. W. C. Mccarthy, Elder Rockwood and M. P. Forbe. Monroe Wred was principal of the Academy for fifteen years. and also deacon of the Church. Quite a large number of persons have been licensed to preach by this Church, and several pastors and mission- aries have bere found a home.


The Baptist Church at West Middlebury was organized March 5, 1811, under the name of the " Third Baptist ( hurch of Warsaw." In 1915, after the formation of Middlebury, it became the Second Baptist Church of (bis town. The names of the members at its organization, were Ebenezer Willson, Joseph Brundage, Eline Munger, Jesac Willson, Ichabod Cummins, Heman Brundage. Lydia Mallerson, Lydia Will. ou, Hannah Darling. Rachel Bowers, Mercy Willson. Catbaring Munger, Susanna! Willson, Lydia Smith, Rachel Hill, Bebe Cummins and Keziah Darling. One of those is now living. The Church was organized chiefly through the instrumentality of Ebenezer Will-on and bis family. So zealous were these early settlers that they often went from three to five miles to attend their evening prayer meetings, guided in their consse by marked trees. For six years after its organization the Church had no stated supply, Elders Irons, Troop, Handy, and others. preaching occasionally, When no minister was present. the services were conducted by the members, and consisted of exboriations, reading ser- mons &c. The result of these earnest efforts was an increase of eightv one members in eight years. Elder Wm. Patterson was the first pastor. In 1530 Eller Joseph Elliott became the pastor of this Church and the one in Wyoming. A powerful revival tonk place, and during the next two years 97 were received into the West Church by bapti-m. and ed by letter : while in the Fast Church, daring the same time. 153 were baptized and 39 received by letter. By removals and other causes the membership has been greatly redneed and now numbers 33,


The Methodists held their first services in the town at the house of Mr. Jesse Van- norman, where Selden Allen now lives. Rev. Cyrus Story, che of the first Methodits in this town, is said to have been the first proacher of that deummination who crossed the Genesee River. The names of some of these plonger Methodists were as follows : J.se Valmorman and wife, Margaret aud Juneih Newell, the former the mother of Silas Newell, and the latter his wife. A class was subsequently formed at Wright's Corners, consisting of Philip Perkins. Sr. sad wife, Stephen Palmer, his wife and his mother. Horace Healy and wife, Philip Porking, Jr., and wife. John Ewell and wife, Amos Peck and wife. For some time there was preaching once in two weeks at this place. In the fall of 1830 a class war formed at Wyoming, consisting of five members, and services were held in the brick school house near the Academy, preaching by Rev. H. May once in two weeks. A house of worship was dedicated in Sept. 1535, spice which regular services bave beer held. The present membership is about one hundred.


The Free Will Baptist Church at Dale, was organized May 8, 1:24, chiefly through the labors of Rev. Herman Jenkins, the first pastor. Among the first members were Mi- chael Simmons, Peter S. Vader. Tobias Vader, Thomas West. James Prescott. John Madison, Caty Vader, Sally Brotherton. Sarah Hewett. Joanna Hewett. Annsb Vader and Huldah Mallison. About the year 1640 a comfortable and convenient house of wor- ship was erected. the dedicatory sermon being preached by the pastor, Rev. II. N. Plamb. The whole number of members since the organization has been 673. The pres- ent membership numbers 180. Elder Andrews is the preseut pastor.


Warsaw,-The Warsaw Manufacturing Company is what was formerly known as The Patterson Manufacturing Company.


DIRECTORY.


Areade. - JAGEN. DAVID, (Eagle Village ) lot 4, farmer 50. +BRAHANEY, PATRICK, (Eagle Village,) lot 4, farmer 50. DAILEY, W. L., ways.)


Middlebury .- SMITH, ORLANDO, (Wyoming.) general business. Warsaw .- SACKETT, H. A. MRS., (Warsaw.) dress maker, Main. Warsaw Furniture Co., ( Warsaw, S. L. Griffith, treasuree.


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GENERAL CONTENTS-INDEX TO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 11


GENERAL CONTENTS.


Amaniac or Calendar for 20 years


Brafiant Whitewash .. .59


Business Directory .... 125-293


Capacity of Cisterne or Wells


Consus Report 18-19 Chemical Barometer


County Officers.


Courts in Wyoming County


Discount and Premium


55 Distance Table ..


231


Errata ... 9-10 Fiets on Advertising


French Decimal System of Weights and Measures 53-57


Gazetteer of County 63-13


Gazetteer of Towns 70-121


Government Land Measure .. .53


How to get a Horse ont of a Fire.


How to Ju lee a Horse


.61


How to Bergre the Public Lands


47-4S


How to Succeed in Business


45 17


internet Table


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45-52


Ich Barometer.


Bussaretaent of Ray in the Mow or Stack. tif


Postal Rates and Regulations, (sce also Errata).


Post Offices and Postmasters ..


Raies for Detecting Counterfeit or Spurions Bank Notes.


1-4-45


Stamp Duties. 21-40


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The States. their Settlement, &c.


21-32


The Territories, their Area. &c .. 32-54


To Measure Grain in a Din .. .50 1. S. Internal Revenue Officers 222


60-01


Valuable Recipes.


INDEX TO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


L'AGE


PAGE


Areale


1 2 : Middlebury


Bennington


140 | Orangeville .. 191


1461


Perry 1000


C: vington 150


Pike.


102


Sheldon.


Gainesville


166


Warsaw


Gunexce Falls


175 \ Wethersfield.


41-12


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Tabl sof Weights of Grain, Seeds, &c.


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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.


INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.


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Academies, Schools Etc.


Gainesville Seminary. .186


Perry Academy. 190


Agricultural Implements. (See also Mowers and Reapers.)


Corbitt & Bradish. Batavia ..


170


Glen & Hall Manuf. Co., Rochester. 169-205 Mackemitha,


Bellows, I. P., Arcade 210


Calkins. Veranous, Varysburgh.


Schaublin, Ernest, Varysburgh.


.160


Turner, Joe Bragg, Warsow


142


Books, Stationery Etc.


Gibson, J. H. Arcade.


150


Walker, J .. E., Warsaw


151 and 237


Wygant, E. H., Perry


146


Roots and Shoes. (See also General Merchants.)


Karcher, John, Attica. 1.12


Building Materiale.


Warsaw Manuf. Co


152


Cancer Doctors.


Bishop, D. F., Lockport


126


Kingsley, W. J. P., Rome.


1


Carriage Ironing.


Bellows, II. P., Arcade.


210


Carriage Makers.


Calkins, Veranous, Varysburgh


Cobleigh, H. R., Strykersville


191


Dolbeer. Moses. Perry.


145


Jones, J. W .. Johnsonburgh.


160


Newcomb, S. & son, Pike.


182


Cattle Dealer.


Vosburgh, M. S., Attica 83


Cheese Doxes.


Steele & Son, Java Village


174


Clothiers.


Coty, Joseph, Castile Station.


190


Hubbell, John A .: Warsaw


.1.36


Karcher, John. Attica.


142


Commission Merchant.


Thompson, J. A., Castilo Station.


... 164


Crockery, Glassware Etc.


(See also General Merchants.)


Williama, M. C. & Co., Perry


.236


PÁGE


Cutlery Manuf.


Turner, Joe Bragg, Warsaw


.142


Dairymen's Furnishing Goods. Glover, Thos. S., Warsaw. . inside 1st cover Dentists,


Palmer, Chas. C., Pike.


.174


Press and Cloak Maker. Kilton, C. V. Mra., Arcade .. 210


Druggists.


Champlin, W. B., Attica


126


Gibson. J. IL., Arcade


130


McClure, Jas. O., Warsaw.


156


Dry Goods. (See also General Merchants.)


Andrus, E. H., Perry


Burke, Fitzsimons, Hope & Co .. Roch-


ester ...


235


Glover, Thos. S., Warsaw .. inside Ist cover


Green & Co., Warsaw


2


Williams, M. C. & Co., Perry


220


Eureka Trellis.


Folsom, Silas, Attica ..


.134


Farin for Sale.


Sampson, Mary A. Mrs., Arcade.


13S


Flouring Mills.


Thompson & Oyer. East Pike


178


Geene and Mens.


Vosburgb. M. S., Attica.


85


General Merchants.


Ainsworth. W. Il .. Varysburgh.


192


Fuller, Edmund, Pike ...


194


Thomson, J. A .. Castile Station.


164


Gents' Furnishing Goods.


Hubbell, John A., Waresw.


136


Karcher, Joun, Attica


142


Groceries and Provisions. (See also General Merchants.)


Williams, M. C. & Co., Perry


536


Tarner. Joe Bragg, Warsaw


.142


Rain, Caps and Furs.


(See also General Merchants.)


Andrus, E. H., Perry


86


Karcher, Jobu, Attica


112


Williams, M. C. & Co., Perry.


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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.


PAGE


- Horseshoeing.


Bellows, H. P., Arcade ... 210


Calkins, Veranous, Varysburgh.


Schonblin, Ernest, Varysburgh. 160


Turner, Joe Bragg, Warsaw.


142


Hotels.


Kelley. S. D., Warsaw. 140


N. Craloy, Goo. B., Eagle Village.


194


Mouroe. M. J .. Warsaw.


126


Post. John, Castile Station.


.174


Prentice. C. F., Verysburgh


210


Farton. Uriah, Castile.


.160


Shaw. Lott. Johnsonburgh


210


Van De Water, Henry, Attica


133


Howie's Ague Cure Ett.


Dowe, C. B., Seneca Falls 20


Marble Worky.


Baner. Julius, Attica .. 130


Royce, Truman, Strykersville


.161


Melodeon and Organ Mannis. Dodge & Lord, Ithaca. 20


Milliner.


Kilton, C. V. Mrs., Arcade .. .210


Millinery Goods. Kilton. C. V. Mrs., Arcade. .. 510


Mowers and Reapers.


Barnes, Hyder, Arcade.


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Mower and leaper Knives. Reynolds, Barber & Co .. Auburu. . 6 and 224


Musicand Musical instruments. (See also Melodeon and Organ Manufe.)


Walker, L. E., Warsaw. 151 and 23% Paper Dealers,


Garrett, J. & F. B., Syracuse


.142


Photograph Artist.


Physicians. PAGE


Bishop, D. F .. Lockport.


126


Boyd, A. H., Fagle Village


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Kingsley. W. J. P .. Rome


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Palmier, Geo. M., Like


158


Pitts, J. C., Warsaw.


138


Planing and Saw Mills.


Stocle & Son. Java Village.


174


Printers' Supplies,


Garrett, J. & F. B., Syracuse.


1-12


Printing Offices.


Atlas, Attica


131


Gibson, J. If .. Arcade.


130


Masonic Tidings, Warsaw


Silver Lake Son. Perry.


198


Western New Yorker, Warsaw


Wyoming Democrat, Warsaw.


1.50


Produce Dealers,


Andrus & Co , Porry


Sash, Doors and Blinds.


Warsaw Manuf. Co


152


sienell Plates.


Calkins, Veranous, Varys burgh


228


Stereoscopic Views.


Walker, L. E., - Warsaw.


.151 and 207


Trunks, Valises Etc.


Williams, M. C. & Co., Perry .. .. ..... 200


Wall Paper, Window Shades Fte


Glover, Thos. S., Warsaw. . inside Ist cover


Walker. L. E., Warsaw


151 and 237


Wygant. F. H., Perry.


.146


Watches, Jewelry Etc.


Gerard, James & Co., New York .. . on Map Water Cure.


Greene, Cordelia A., Castile.


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.. 135


Woolen Mills.


Burke, Fitzsimons, Hone & Co., Roch-


€4ter.


225


White, A. J., Castile.


. 136 | Greene Bros., Pike


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INDEX TO PUBLISHER'S NOTICES.


INDEX TO PUBLISHER'S NOTICES.


PAGE


PAGE


Ainsworth. W. H.


Kingsley. W. J. P. 1-4


Andrus, F. H. .220


Masonic Tidings


Attica Atlas .. . 230


McClure, Jas. O.


Barnes, Hyder


. 17


McCraley. Geo. B. 2:30


Panor. Julius . 200


Monroe, M. J.


Bellows, B. P


Newcomb, S. & Son. 230


Bishop. D. F 920


Patraer. C. C ..


Bord. A. H


Paliner, Geo. M


Burke, Fitzsimone, Hone & Co.


47, Perry Academy


Calkins, Veranous


230; Pitta, J. C ...


Clamplin. W. B


220| Post, John .. 17


Cobleigh, H. R.


17| Prentice. C. F. 1.1


Corbit: & Bradish.


17/ Reynolds, Barber & Co


15


Coty. Joseph.


223; Royce. Truman.


Dodge & Lord. 15


Sampson, Mary A


Doloret. Moses .226


Saxion, Uritb


Fuller, Edmund.


17: Schaublin, Ernest 230


Gainesville Seminary


2:29 13


Shaw, Lott .. Silver Lake Son 220


Gerard. James & Co


230 i Steele & Son.


Gibson, J. HI


225! Thompson & Oyer.


Glen & Hall Mannf. Co


Thom:oa, J. A.


Glover, Thos. S


17, Turner, Joe Bras


Greene Bros.


15: Van De Water, Henry


Green & Co.


14 Vosburgh, M. S


(Treru, Cordelia A


220. Walker, L. E.


Howe. C. B.


15 Warsaw Manuf. Co. 15


Dubbell, J. A. 230


Western New Yorker


Jones. J. W.


White. A. J.


Karcher, John ..


926 Williams. 31. C. & Co. 15


Kelley, S. D ..


220. Wygant, E. II ..


Kilton, C. V. Mrs 226


Wyoming Democrat


Green & Co., dealers in Dry Goods.


Dr. Kingnley, of Rome, justly cele- Warsaw. N. Y., advertise on colored page ! brated for the many cares ne has effected of 2. We take great pleasure in calling atten- tion to this establishment, as it is one of the largest and best stores of the kind in the County. The proprietors began busi-


that inost distressing disease, Cancer, pub- liches a notice on page 1. He is prepared to treat all serofulous diseases, and other. of long standing. and asenres his patients ress about a year ago, and have built up & | that they will not be charged a heavy bill and dismissed without receiving ony bene- ft. Persons who cannot conveniently call upon hha in person. can address him by letter, sud will receive prompt attention. Dr. K. is a graduate. with an experience of over fourteen years in the practice of medi- cine. Let the afflicted give bim a call.


trade far surpassing anything before knowa in the history of Warsaw merchants. Two causes seem to have operated to bring about this result, viz., the one price system, which is strictly adbered to, thus guarding all customers against fraud, and selling to the most ignorant as cheap as to the best indre of goods ; and the fact that they have a resident buyer in New York, who takes advantage of circumstances, buys cheap and gives the customers of Green & Co. the benefit of good bargains. Havinga thorough knowledge of their basine-s. buying close and selling at small advance, they secure ready sales, the immense amount of which gives them a handsome income, while smosler dealers would be anable to continue business. Small dealers and the pubile generally will consult their own interest by calling on theen & Co.




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