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Harrison, E. D., Fredonia.
.201
Post & Miniger, Jamestown.
228
Wood & Morse, Jamestown.
312
Costumer.
Mayerhoff, J., Dunkirk
342
Dentists.
Howe, H. J., Dunkirk.
356
Mead, J. A., Mayville
200
Dining Saloon.
Gerrans, James, Dunkirk ..
278
Doors, Sash and Blinds.
Johnson & Bros., Jamestown.
352
O'Donnell, T. & Sons, Dunkirk
192
Reed & Reynolds, Sinclairville.
196
Simmons, F., Jamestown ..
356
Wood & Morse, Jamestown
312
Wright, D. & Co., Dunkirk
.221
Druggists.
Lakin & Barrows, Jamestown. on Margins
Maynard. J. D., Fredonia ...
192
Monroe, Oron & Son, Dunkirk.
397
Smith, H. M. T., Dunkirk.
188
Towle, John H., Westfield.
Walker, W. H., Westfield.
Dry Goods. (See also General Merchants.)
Burke, Fitzsimons,
Hone
Co.,
Rochester ..
1
Hoyt Bros., Jamestown.
on Margins
People's Store, DeForest Weld, Man-
ager, Jamestown ...
418 and 419
Underwood, C. Jr. & Co., Mayville ... 200
Fish Dealers.
Durfee, Post & Co., Erie
Flour and Ferd.
(See also Groveries and Precisions. Gen-
eral Merchants.)
Colburn Mills, Fredonia.
220
Fredonia Mills ..
.214
204 May, Frank, Dunkirk 218
HOYT BROTHERS!
Headquarters for Costom and Ready Made Clothing, Jamestown, N. Y.
Opiom & Morphia Habit Cured.
PAGE
347
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Foundry Facings.
PAGE
Bigelow, W. H., Dunkirk.
204
Fur Dealer.
Langford, Thos. Mrs., Jamestown.
..
252
Furniture.
Barmore, L. A., Fredonia
417
Blood. Chas .. Dunkirk ..
208
Ellis, F. D., Forestville.
.368
Koch, Louis, Dunkirk ..
.338
May, Frank. (splint back
rocking
chairs.) Dunkirk.
216
Parks. C. E. & W. S., Jamestown .. on Map
Shaw. J. Frank, Westfield.
364
Gas Fitters.
MeDougall & Avery, Dunkirk
221
General Merchants.
Blanding. D., Forestville
.248
Persons, E. F., Westfield.
.290
Groceries and Provisions. (See also General Merchants.)
Fuller, M .. Fredonia ..
282
Pitts, J. W., Jamestown
180
Sliter, A. C., Laona ..
320
Handle Manufs.
Tunstall. Lewis & Co., Fredonia
328
Hardware. (See also General Merchants.)
Allenbrand, Elias, Dunkirk.
244
Colman. H. & Co., Dunkirk
236
Farnham & Schulz. Jamestown.
.347
Kimball. R. F .. Jamestown
285
Reed & Reynolds, Sinclairville.
.196
Shepard. D. L., Fredonia
184
Sprague, W. H., Jamestown ..
inside First Cover
Harness, Trunks Etc.
Button & Grandin. Jamestown.
312
Lake, James H., Fredonia.
.212
Morley & Kofod. Jamestown ..
220
Perkins, J. W., Dunkirk
6
Hats and Caps. (See also General Merchants.)
Holland. David & Son, Dunkirk. 196
Huit. Conrad A., Jamestown.
.178
Pemberton. H. J., Fredonia.
338
Rolfe & Malm, Westfield.
.360
Sliter. A. C., Laona.
.320
Stevens Bros., Dunkirk.
183
Thompson, R. H., Westfield.
Hides and Skins.
Hutchinson. J., Dunkirk.
221
Horse and Cattle Dealers.
Clark, S. S., Fredonia ..
412
Prendergast, Thos. M., Westfield.
.. 360
Hotels.
Eastern Hotel, Dunkirk
295
Erie Hotel, Dunkirk.
Gifford House, Jamestown
9
Westfield Konge.
.200
Human Hair Goods.
Smith, D. A. Mrs .. Fredonia ....
210
Tiedemann, J. H. E. Mrs., Dunkirk .... 397 Whicher, Harriet Mrs., Jamestown
Insurance Agents. PAGE
Howard, N. L., Smiths Mills.
252
Reynolds, S. W., Forestville.
256
Smith & Cady. Jamestown.
408
Van Buren, J. H., Dunkirk.
196
Iron Founders and Machinists.
Baker Bros. & Co., Jamestown
296
Clark, J. H., Jamestown.
316
Flesher, Thos., Dunkirk
286
Sellew & Popple, Dunkirk.
334
Skinner & Gifford, Dunkirk.
312
Wiley, G. W. & Co., Fredonia
330
Lawyers.
Grosvenor, Thos. P., Dunkirk
201
Sherman & Hull, Forestville.
248
Leather Belting.
Farnham & Schulz, Jamestown
.347
Hutchinson, J., Dunkirk
221
Sprague, W. H., Jamestown.
inside First Cover
Leather and Findings.
Hutchinson, J., Dunkirk.
221
Lime, Plaster and Cement.
Baldwin, J. Jr. & Son, Jamestown.
.347
Livery Stables.
Burgess, L. & J. M., Jamestown ..
.41
Woods, W. T., Fredonia
188
Loan Agents.
Smith & Cady, Jamestown.
403
VanBuren, J. H., Dunkirk.
196
Lumber Dealers.
Wood & Morse, Jamestown
312
Wright, D. & Co., Dunkirk
224
Marble Works.
Boyd, C. B., Westfield ..
268
Hill & Wagner, Smiths Mills.
204
Jenner, Geo. C., Jamestown.
200
Smith, E. F., Jamestown
.300
Millinery. (See also General Merchants.)
Haywood, J. B. Mrs., Brocton.
328
Smith, Mary A. Mrs., Dunkirk.
308
Moldings, Brackets Kic.
O'Donnell, T. & Sons, Dunkirk.
192
Wood & Morse, Jamestown.
512
Wright, D. & Co., Dunkirk.
.221
Music Teacher.
Riggs, L. L., Fredonia.
198
Music and Musical Instru- ments.
Howe, H. J., Dunkirk
356
Riggs, L. L., Fredonia ..
196
Smith, Henry, Dunkirk.
181
Warren, C. W., Jamestown.
on Map
Notaries Public.
Sherman & Hull, Forestville
24S
Nurseries.
Curtlee, R. B., Jamestown ..
.160
Hubbard, T. S. & Co., Fredonia
330
HOTT BROTHERS ! Great Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS HOUSE, Jamestown, N. Y.
Opium Habit Cured !
Without Pain. Send for largo Pamphlet. Address, Dra. ORMES & KELLOGG, Jamestown. The Great Original OPIUM AND MORPHIA ANTIDOTE! will Ouro the Habit Quick, Chenp, and
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Off Meal.
Horton, W. B., Jamestown.
.300
Opium Cure.
Ormes
&
Kellogg,
Jamestown,
on Index Margins
Paint Manuf.
Smith, J. Carroll, Dunkirk
214
Painters.
(House, Sign, Carriage &c.)
Bush, Cassius A., Jamestown
.180
Horton, W. B., Jamestown
.300
Rowe, J. N., Fredonia ...
.220
Smith, J. Carroll, Dunkirk.
.241
Paints and Olls. (See also General Merchants.)
Allenbrand, Elias, Dunkirk.
241
Farnham & Schulz, Jamestown.
.347
Hedman & Bradshaw, Jamestown
.398
Horton, W. B., Jamestown
.300
Monroe. Oron & Son, Dunkirk.
.397
Reed & Reynolds, Sinclairville.
.196
Simmons, F., Jamestown.
.356
Smith. H. M. T., Dunkirk
188
Sprague, W. H., Jamestown.
. inside First Cover
Towle. John H., Westfield
2
Walker, W. H., Westfield.
.172
Paper Hangings, Window Shades Etc. (See also General Merchants.)
Albert. Chas. B., Jamestown .... 329
Lakin & Barrows, Jamestown, on Margins
Simmons. F., Jamestown
356
Towle, John H., Westfield.
2
Walker, W. H., Westfield.
172
Patent Medicines.
(See also Druggists, General Merchants.) American Eye Salve Co., Fredonia .... 294 Haselmaier, Chas. A., Dunkirk
Merritt, J. D., Forestville ..
252
Niagara Pharmaceutical Co.,
West-
field ..
364
Photographers.
Howard, W. S., Forestville.
.218
Monroe, Oron, Dunkirk
3:29
Photographers' Supplies. -
Monroe, Oron & Son, Dunkirk
397
Planing Mills.
Wood & Morse, Jamestown
312
Plaster Mills. (See also Lime, Plaster, Cement &c.)
Bigelow, W. H., Dunkirk.
201
Printing Offices. Advertiser & Union, Dunkirk and Fre- donia. 304 Banner Printing House, Dunkirk opp. 245
6. neor. Fredonia 320 Comunque Democrat, Jamestown ..
( CH with Fanner. Forestville
.. . Hope Nowa Mayville.
J surtout, Dunkirk. 176
PAGE | Journal, Jamestown ..
.282
Republican, Westfield ..
316
Sentinel, Mayville
216
Rail Road Supplies.
Skinner & Gifford, Dunkirk
312
Real Estate Agents.
Smith & Cady, Jamestown.
408
VanBuren, J. H., Dunkirk
196
Roofing.
Allenbrand, Elias, Dunkirk.
244
Scroll Sawing, Turning Etc.
O'Donnell, T. & Sons, Dunkirk.
192
Wood & Morse, Jamestown.
312
Sewing Machines.
Hult, Conrad A., Jamestown.
178
Moon, Frank D., Jamestown.
304
Sewing Machine Attachments.
Harris, Milo O., Jamestown.
412
Silk Hat Manuf.
Lundquist, O., Jamestown.
178
Stallion Proprietor.
Clark, S. S., Fredonia
412
Stave Factory.
Wolfe, Lorenz, Westfield.
352
Steam Engines, Boilers Etc.
Baker Bros. & Co., Jamestown.
296
Clark, J. H., Jamestown.
316
Flesher, Thos .. Dunkirk.
286
Sellew & Popple, Dunkirk.
331
Stoves, Tinware Etc.
Allenbrand, Elias, Dunkirk.
244
Colman, H. & Co., Dunkirk.
236
Farnham & Schulz. Jamestown.
347
Kimball, R. F., Jamestown.
256
Reed & Reynolds, Sinclairville
196
Sprague, W. H., Jamestown ..
inside First Cover
Tobacconist.
Taylor, J. M., Dunkirk.
.192
Undertakers.
Ellis, F. D., Forestville.
:368
Parks, C. E. & W. S., Jamestown. . on Map
Shaw, J. Frank, Westfield
364
Veterinary Surgeon.
Stearns, James D., Jamestown
236
Watches and Jewelry.
Harris, W. C., Westfield.
368
Water Wheels.
Baker Bros. & Co., Jamestown, ..
296
Sellew & Popple, Dunkirk.
334
Wines and Liquors.
Risley & Co., Dunkirk.
295
Woolen Mills.
Burke, Fitzsimons.
Hone
&
Co.,
Rochester ...
1
Westfield Woolon Mills.
268
Go to OS MAIN STREET, Jamestown, N. Y.
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Opium Antilote,
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INDEX TO PUBLISHER'S NOTICE'S.
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INDEX TO PUBLISHER'S NOTICES. '
PAGE
Advertiser & Union
179
Albert, Charles B
171
McDougall & Avery. 410
Allenbrand, Elias 173 Mead, J. A. 129
Baker Bros. & Co. 12
Merritt, J. D. 406
Monroe, O .. 411
Barmore, L. A. opposite page 244. Monroe, O. & Son 19
Benedict & English.
19
Morley, Chas. A. .opposite page 211
Morley & Kofod. .411
Blanding. D.
. opposite page 244
179
Moore, Isaac 20
Mulholland. R.
173
Bradish, P. P. & Co ..
Burgess, L. & J. M. 19
18
Bush, C. A. opposite page 244
415
Butler, H. E.
177
Chautauqua Democrat
.415
Chautauqua Farmer .411
Chautauqua News .. .409 Persons, E. F 1.7
Clark, L. D.
173
Clark, J. H.
171 19
Clark, S. S.
Cluney & Hall. 179
Coates. Chas. A.
177
Colburn, Alva.
Colman, H. & Co
Curtice, R. B ..
opposite page 244
Dix, David ..
171 --
Durfee, Post & Co
.173 18
Ellis, F. D
Farnham & Schulz. .179
Fenner Bros. .418 Shepard, D. L
Finkel, Wa 411 413
Flesher, Thomas
.406
Fredonia Censor
Fuller, M .. /12
Gerrans, James .opposite page 211
Glenn & Hall
18
Grosvenor, Thomas P
173
Harris, Milo 19
Harris, W. C .. 18
Harrison, E. D .. 406
Haselinaier, Chas. A 179
Haywood, J. B. Mrs. 177
20
Hill & Wagner.
Hilton, J. & W 407
Holland, D. & Son
19 20
Horton, W. B
Houser, Jacob 411
Howard, N. L. 20
Howard. W. S.
20
Howe, H. J.
177
Hoyt Bros 413
Hubbard. T. S. & Co ... 19
Hult, Conrad A. . opposite page 244
Hutchinson. J. .173
Jamestown Journal 179 173
Jeuner, Geo. C.
Johnson & Bros opposite page 245
Kimball. R. F.
opposite page 245
Koch, Louis. 177 Warren, C. W. 18
Lake, James H. 173
Lake, J. M 18
413
Langford Thos. Mrs. 12 Wiley, G. W. & Co 111
Lundunist. O. 415 Wolfe, Lorenz.
May, Frank 173 Wood & Morse
Mayerhoff, J.
Wright D. & Co. 410
Go to 33 MAIN STREET, Jamestown, N. Y.
Opium & Morphia Habit Cured.
Address Dir. Ormes & Kellogg, 69 Main Street, Jamestown, N. Y.
Bond for Largo Pamphlet. Agente Wanted, Ladies or Gontiemen.
.415 406 Reynolds, S. W. 12
Riggs, L. L. 12
Risley & Co. 179
Rolfe & Malm. 171
Rowe, James N 411
171
Shaw, J. Frank.
171
Sherman & Hull
179
Skinner & Gifford.
173
Sliter, A. C.
173
Smith & Cady
18
Smith, D. A. Mrs
177
Smith, Henry
173
Smith, H. M. T.
173
Smith, J. Carroll. 171
Smith, Mary A. Mrs. 409
Sprague, W. H. 409
Stearns, James D
Stevens Bros ... 12
Stone, L. & Son 415
Taylor, J. M. 13 Thomas & Son. 409
Thompson, James 179
Thompson, R. H. .opposite page 214 19
Tiedemann, J. H. E. Mrs.
Towle, J. H ..
19
Tunstall, Lewis & Co 12
Underwood, C. Jr. & Co
12
Union Butter Pail Co 18
Van Buren J. TI
Van De Velde, MI opposite page 244
18 Walker, W. H.
Ward, A. F ..
Weld. A. H. DeForest.
409
Westfield Republican.
413
Whicher, Harriet Mrs
,409
171 Woods. W. T. 12 Maynard, J. D. 20)
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Mayville Sentinel. .171
Blood, Charles 19
Boyd, C. B. 19
Newstrom. A. G.
177
Niagara Pharmaceutical Co
171
O'Donnell. T. & Sons
20
Ormes & Kellogg.
407
Button & Grandin.
Parks, C. E. & W. S
Pemberton, H. J 1.7
Perkins, J. W. 20
Pettit & Barker 411
Pitts, John W 18
Post & Miniger. . .
411
Prendergast, Thos. M. 400
Proudfit & Osmor. 406
Reed & Reynolds 20
Dunkirk Journal . opposite page 244
Sellew & Popple.
413
Simmons, F ..
Smith, E. F ..
Hedman & Bradshaw
20
173
Lakin & Barrows.
Baldwin, John Jr. & Son. 411
Bigelow, W. H. . opposite page 241
Moon, Frank D .177
Purke, Fitzsimons, Hone & Co.
18 Osgood & Parmelee .. 411
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PUBLISHER'S NOTICES.
Burke, Fitzsimons, Hone & Co., Importers. Jobbers and Retailers of Dry Goods. Fancy Goods and Woolens, Nos. 53, 55 and 57 Main Street, Rochester, publish a card on page 1. This House was established in 1849, since which time its success has been uninterrupted, each vear increasing its amount of business. Their annual sales amount to the enor- mous sum of near $1.500,000, their trade extending from the Eastern portions of the State to the " Far West." Occupying. as they do, fully 40.000) feet of flooring in actual business departments, every por- tion of which is crowded with immense piles of Goods from foreign countries, as well as of domestic manufacture, render- ing the facilities of this House for Jobbing equal to any in the country, making it the largest establishment of the kind in the State. The firm are also the proprie- istors of the "Genesee Falls Woolen Mills," where they manufacture 100,000 yards of goods annually.
Glen & Hall Manufacturing Co., of Rochester, manufacture superior Threshing Machines. Horse Powers and other Agricultural Implements. Their Works have been established more than !" years, during which time they have sapplied machines to many thousand mistomers in all parts of the country. For further particulars of this worthy establishment we refer the readers to their advertisement on page 416.
Smith & Cady, general Insurance, Real Estate and Loan Agents, at James- town, have been long in business. They Have insured the greater part of the town nud have bought and sold much of "'s territory. There is no doubt that ; arties in this vicinity owning Real Es- fito which they wish to sell, can accom- fish a transfer on most favorable terms thenigh the experience and good judg- farht of this firm. They advertise on japp 405.
I'nion Butter Pail Company, · [ Jamestown, manufacture on an exten- rive scale, Southland's Patent Union But- . Pail, and also the common Butter Pail with plain covers. Their goods have an "M'rhFire sale and are considered the lost in the market. Their new building is . ry large, fitted up with power for the Ar of several establishments, and they Have yet a few rooms to rent on favorable Card on page 408.
C. W. Warren, wholesale and re- InIl dealer in Pianos and Organs, prints an illustrated advertisement on the Map. Hi- ti truments are all from celebrated Asufacturers and possess qualities not . ¿ and in those of other makes. If er-on4 who contemplate purchas- .r & Piano or Organ will take the Adress Mr. Warren, (if they call at his store,) ho will ! Pirelars and price lists. in there goods, he is en- rynperior inducements. "A w .: [ to the wine." &c.
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Banner Printing House .- This Printing Office is situated in Dunkirk ou East Third Street, three blocks west of the Depot, and is in every respect a first- class Job Printing Office. The type is all new. and of the latest styles, and a Gor- don Press (see engraving in advertise- ment opp. page 215.) is now in use in the office, and is considered by city printers to be the best and fastest press now in use. Proprietors of Printing Offices, when using the Gordon Press, can do work in at least one-third less time and for at least one-third less price than when using any other Press now manu- factured. As the Banner is supplied with one of the above named Presses, and the proprietor, Mr. J. M. Lake, is a prac- tical printer himself, and keeping none but first-class workmen, no newspaper to eat up the profits of Job Printing, and no rent to pay, he must certainly be well prepared to please bis patrons by fur- nishing good work at low prices. Mer- chants and business men throughout the county, as well as those in Dunkirk, will find it to their interest to call on or write to the proprietor when in want of any- thing in the line of Printing.
W. C. Harris, dealer in fine Watches, Jewelry &c., at Westfield. ad- vertises on page 363. His stock is the best in this part of the county, and com- prises Silver and Plated Ware. and Fancy Goods generally. Mr. Harris is an expert Watch Maker and can easily trim up a tired or lazy watch and make it work to time.
F. D. Ellis, Furniture dealer and Undertaker, at Forestville, keeps a full stock of stylish goods on hand, and sells at fair living prices. He will attend Funerals and furnish everything roquired in the Undertaking department. We refer the reader to his advertisement on page 368.
Johnson & Bros., at Jamestown. make the wherewith to shut out the cold from your houses. Their Sash, Doors, Blinds &c., are reliable, are made from the best of timber and are well put to- gether. They are prepared to fil all orders from mechanics or others. See card on page 352.
H. E. Butler is a dealer in Boots and Shoes, at Jamestown. There was a row near his store one day, the principal incidents of which are illustrated in the picture on page 352. The advice of the gentleman to the seedy looking stranger was followed, and he left a happier man.
Jno. W. Pitts, the well known Wholesale and Retail'denler in Groceries, Provisions. Crockery &e., at No. 38 Main St., Jamestown, has long been one of the prominent merchants of the village. He brays in large quantities and con and dr's soll his goods low as the market will afford. Customers may be sure of fair dealing at this well known house. Card on page 180.
Go to 33 MAIN STREET, Jamestown, N. Y.
U. S. REVENUE OFFICERS.
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U. S. Internal Revenue Officers for Chautauqua Co.
COLLECTOR.
P. O. ADDRESS
A. CONGDON
.Elmira
DEPUTY COLLECTOR.
W. W. HENDERSON. .Sinclairville
U. S. GAUGER. Dunkirk
E. WAGER
Juo. FT. 'Towle. the enterprising Drugzist, at Westfield, publishes an il- Instrated advertisement on page 2. fac- ing the Map. His store is purchasing Headquarters for a large number of the citizens of Western Chautauqua. His stock consists of Drugs, Medicines, Liquors, Paints, Oils, School and Miscel- laneous Books, Wall Paper, Shades. Fix- tures &2. The Depository of the Chau- tauqua Co. Bible Society is located at his store. Mr. Towle is a live business man and proposes to sell goods at bottom prices for "cash on delivery." He will move to his new store next spring, where he will, if it were possible, increase the attractions. Remember Mr. Towle when you want goods in his line.
Mrs. J. M. E. Tiedemann, im- porter. manufacturer and dealer in Hu- man Hair Goods, at Dunkirk. advertises on page 397. Her stock is large and of great variety. Customers can here find any color or grade of Hair desired; and Mrs. Tiedemann can make it up in the bost possible manner. We commend her to the patronage of those who have to en- gage the service of one of her profession.
S. S. Clark, of Fredocia, advertises Horses on page 412. Mr. C. is breeder of the celebrated Hambletonian stock of Horses, and owner of "Fredonia Chief." the celebrated stallion. Interested par- ties should consult Mr. Clark.
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P. P. Bradish & Co., of the Gen- esop Agricultural Works, Batavia, N. Y., munfacture a great variety of the best Agricultural Implements in use in this and adjoining States. Established in 1×10. additions have been constantly m:vle to the number and variety of articles manufactured, until they now have nearly everything needed for farm cultivation. Merchants of Chautauqua will find it an object to buy here at whole- sale. Sce advertisoment on page 415.
Rmedlet & English, Broom man- Marturers, at Dunkirk. began business here last spring. They fully understand the bosiness; and as they use only the Inst stock of western broom corn, they s' able to offer merchants and others Ar Briter large quantities of Brooms, su- periorguds, at the lowest prices. Try a pew broom, asadvised on page 176.
2%. S. Hubbard & Co., Nursery- men at Fredonia, offer superior Fruit Trees, Vines, Shrubs, Ornamental Stock &c., of their own growing, which is su- perior for the climate of Chautauqua County to that of stock growers else- where. Of course it would be for their best interest to supply their fellow citi- zens of the county with superior stock; and there is as much difference in quality of nursery stock as iu most other articles of merchandise. When you visit Fredo- nia, go through the grounds of the firm. You will be well repaid for the trouble. See advertisement on page 330.
Orou Monroe & Son, Druggists and dealers in Paper Hangings, Fancy Goods &c., at Dunkirk. present an at- tractive card on page 397. This firm pre- side over a neat and attractive store. where everything is kept in " ship shape" order, and denotes that care and preci- sion are exercised,-qualities nowhere more important than in a drug store. We can conscientiously recommend this firm to the patronage of all who may be in want of their goods.
Milo Harris, manufacturer of Sew- ing Machine Attachments, at Jamestown. advertises on page 412. His attachments fit any machine. "Legal attachments" wont always do that. Mr. Harris uses the best material and warrants his goods to give satisfaction.
At L. & J. M. Burgess' Livery Stables, on East Third St .. Jamestown. may be found elegant Carriages and splendid Horses: in fact the proprietors can turn out as good a rig as can be found in the county. Patronize them. Their terms are as liberal as their rigs are nobby. Seo card on page 412.
David Holland & Sour, Clothiers and dealers in Gents' Furnishing Goods &c., at Dunkirk, make their bow on page 190. Drop in and see this firm. Ye that are bareheaded and ragged, they have the wherewith to clothe your nakedness.
C. B. Boyd, Marble Dealer. adver- tises on page ens. Mr. Boyd with at Monuments, Head Stones &c., anywhere in the county, at reasonable rates. lie is fair as can be, for be warrants Lis work to satisfy or no sale.
Go to 33 MAIN STREET, Jamestown, N. Y.
Opium Antidote,
Address Drs. Ores & Kellogg, 69 Main Street. Jamestown, N. Y. Warranted to cure the Opium Habit. Agents Wanted. Ladies or Gentionen.
20 PUBLISHER'S NOTICES. T. O'Donnell & Sons, Doors, Sash and Blinds, made at Dunkirk, are con- sidered by the best mechanics equal to any in the market. They use the best of kiln dried lumber and employ good close workmen, who understand their business. Card on page 192. J. D. Maynard, Druggist, at Fre- donia, prints a fine card on page 192. Understanding the business thoroughly, he is competent to put up Prescriptions, and does it neatly. His general stock of goods is fresh and will be sold at low prices. Try him and see. Heed & Reynolds are enterprising Hardware dealers at Sinclairville. They beep. & general assortment, including Tin and Copper Ware, Stoves, Agricultural Implements, Paints, Oils &c., which they mean to sell at bottom prices. They ad- vertise on page 196. Years, has built up a large trade and is noted for getting up good durable goods. His prices are so low that every one who owns a borse can afford to have a good Harness. Good clothing is as important for a horse as for a man. The best of Saldies, Bridles, Collars, Trunks, Whips, Bintikets, Robes &c., may also be had here in almost endless variety. Give : Limi a call. See advertisement on page 6. age. Go to 38 Main Street, JAMESTOWN, N. Y. -
N. L. Howard, General Insurance Agent, at Smiths Mills, advertises on page 252. Farmers and others may rely on Mr. Howard's statements relative to Insurance. He wants their custom and wants to keep it; considers their interests to be mutual. Among the companies be represents, we desire particularly to mention the "Farm Building" of Herki- mer, N. Y., for insurance against fre, and the "Globe Mutual Life " of New York ; at the head of the latter is Pliny Freo- man, the veteran pioneer manager of Life Insurance in America. Patronize Mr. Howard.
C. F. fiedman, successor to P. C. Kimball, in the manufacture of carriages &c., at Jamestown, advertises on page 399. Mr. Hedman also deals at wholesale in Carriage and Wagon Woods, Paints, Oils and Carriage Makers' Furnishings gener- ally. He is a prompt and careful business man, has always been successful, and is calculated to please his customers in any deal they may have. He believes that what is for his customers interest is also
J. W. Perkins' Harness Shop, on Center Street, Dunkirk, is the center of attraction for all those who wish to dress their horses out in the best style. Mr. Perkins has been in business here twelve | his best interest. He don't believe that it pays him to send a poor wagon out of his shop. "Good work pays best in the long run," is his motto, and he lives up to it.
W. S. Howard, Photographer, at Forestville, is prepared to furnish fine Pictures in any style of the art desired. He has not yet adopted the Machine shown on page 248. He thinks another patent which he does use is preferable.
Iwane Moore, proprietor of the An ample experience and natural artistic Jamestown Carriage Factory, advertises ' talents, fit him peculiarly for the busi- on page 5. He keeps a large stock con- ness. stantly on hand, and makes to order any- thing in the line of Carriages, Wagons or Cutters, and furnishes Trimmings to the trade. Using the best quality of iron und timber, Le is enabled to make supe- For work. Please examine his stock on Land, and see if what we say is true.
W. R. Horton, wholesale and re- tail dealer in Paints, Oils, Glass &c., at Jamestown, advertises on page 300. Mr. Horton also does Sign Painting and Or- namental Painting generally. Buyers of Paints will find it to their interest to deal with him.
James D. Stearns, Veterinary Will & Wagner, manufacturers and dealers in Marble Monuments, Head Stones &c., at Smiths Mills, print a card on page 204. Their designs are superior. their work good and prices low. They Sunceon, at Jamestown, is celebrated as being & scientide practitioner in the ! treatment of horses or cattle for diseases Htcaliar to them. The early procuring of Lis services may save the life of a | should receive a liberal share of patron- valable animel. His card is on page 236.
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