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Drugs. Chemicals, Dental Goods, Paints | Card on page 216.
EN. M. 'T. Smith, of Dunkirk, sells und Oils. cheap for cash. Mr. Smith b. ups a nice stock of pure goods, and will try in every way he can to suit his cus- : mirs. Try him. See card, page 188.
James HE. Laire, dealer in Har- C. sses. Trunks. Whips, Robes, and all kinds of Horse Clothing. at Fredonia. Hvertises on page 212. Patronize Mr. Like when you want a real good job. He i like most other men, in that be wants wney badly, and, according to his ja lorient. the best way to get it is to re- turn full value for it in good goods.
The Daily and Weekly James- town Journal, published by Messrs Clark & Waite, are the leading papers of the County. Since Mr. Clark became competed with the office. some seven Fars ago, and Mr. Waite two years since. they have increased the circulation and influence of the papers wonderfully. The Local Department is well sustained. hotter than is usual in villages the size of Jamestown; but then Jamestown is an enterprising place, and all kinds of busi- Less seems to thrive and prosper here. indicating a healthy condition of affairs, The Job Department of the Journal offre is well supphed with fast presses, !"w and beautiful types, and, above all, food and tasty printers. Connected with !ho establishment is a Blank Book Manu- factory and Bindery. The machinery of thir offee is driven by steam power, and All departments are under the direct management and watchful care of the proprietors. The papers are widely cir- culated and afford most excellent adver- tising mediums. Card on page 22.
Geo. C. Jenner, proprietor of the "Ohl Jamestown Marble Works," has emploved a new marble cutter, as may be seen by reference to page 200, where tlp new artist is busy chiseling out & werping willow. The quality of marble or workmanship Mr. Jeuner intends shall unt be surpassed, while in price he will br fair and reasonable. He can work as | chants and private families wanting ish cheap as any firstclass workman. Give in quantities, should purchase of this LAfay van when occasion demands.
he suits them the better he will be suited. He does bis work well and sells goods cheap. See card on page 320.
Mrs. D. A. Smith, who resides at Fredonia, manufactures and deals in real and imitation Human Hair Goods, Hair Jewelry &c. She is an expert and worthy of being trusted to execute any job in her line. See card on page 212.
Frank May'% Flour Store, at Dun- kirk, is visited by those who appreciate good Flour. He represents some of the best mills in the country. He sells Corn, Meal, Shorts, Coarse Grains &c., and also sells the comfortable and easy "old fashioned " splint back Rocking Chairs.
Allenbrand, Hardware dealer at Dunkirk, has had twenty years experience as a tin and copper worker. He sells a general assortment of goods usually kept in a hardware store, and is agent for the "Gary Iron Roofing." Call at his store and select your goods. His Cook and Parlor Stoves are among the best the market affords. See card on page 214.
Thos. P. Grosvenor, Attorney and Counselor at Law, at Dunkirk, office over the Lake Shore Bank. He will give prompt attention to legal business, and with fidelity to his customers, is prepared to draw conveyances and legal papers of any kind. Card on page 294.
Skinner & Gifford Manufac. turing Co., at Dunkirk, manufacture Rail Road Supplies, Machinery. Mill Gearing, Fence Railings &c, and are the sole manufacturers of Skinner's Patent Bench Hook. The business of this firm is very extensive. employing a large force of men and machinery. It is such works as these and other manufacturing interests that build up a town and give it permanent and healthy growth. Card on page 312.
R. Mulholland exhibits a nice buggy on page 216, and yet that is nothing to what he can do. He employs expe- rienced men and uses good material, as his many customers can testify. Renem- ber Mulholland when you want a new Wagon. He will do his best to suit you. Card on page 216.
Durfee, Post & Co., are whole- sale dealers in Fresh Fish, at Erie, Pa. These gentlemen have a large fish trap in the lake, in which they secure fish driven into it by means of very long nets. From the traps the Bsh can be taken with ease. and if more are caught than are wanted for one day's shipments, the surplus can be taken out next day. Mer-
Erm. See card on page 282.
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CENSUS REPORT.
1
Population of Chautauqua County.
Census Returns for 1860, 1865 and 1870, showing the Increase and Decrease in the last decade.
TOWNS.
1860.
1865.
1870.
Increase. Decrease.
Rate pet cent. !... crease ut
decrease
Arkwright.
1103
1116
1030
73
Busti
2011
1976
1844
167
8 x
Carroll ...
1525
1454
1548
23
Charlotte.
1:11
1664
1682
29
2
Chautauqua.
2837
2698
3001
227
Sx
Cherry Creek
1359
1304
1359
Clymer.
1330
1322
1486
156
12 --
Dunkirk
5616
7452
6912
1296
23 x
Ellerv.
1951
1609
1616
125
S-
Ellicott.
5112
5556
6679
1567
31-
Ellington ..
1937
1422
1556
381
20-
French Creek
96S
901
973
5
1-
Gerry.
1315
1129
1096
219
11-
Hanover
1254
4087
4037
217
5 x
Harmony.
3600
3653
3416
190
ɔ̃ x
Kiantone
552
574
539
13
2 ×
Mina.
1200
1188
1092
108
9
Poland
194
1575
1418
316
21-
Pomfret
4293
4005
4306
13
.3 x
Portland.
1984
1816
1887
97
5 ---
Ripley.
2013
1870
1940
67
3 x
Sheridan
1716
1688
1686
Sherman
1394
1353
1470
76.
5 x
Stockton
1887
1665
1639
248
13 x
Villenova
1614
1503
1401
113
7x
Westfield
3640
3559
3645
5
.1 x
Totals.
58422
58499
59327
905
2
* As it is inconvenient to give the decimal expressing the exact, rate per cent .. when the remaining fraction is less than one-half, we have made use of the plus sign to se trate that the true rate per cent, is greater than that expressed; and when the remaining fraction is greater than one-half, one has been added to the integer, and the minus sign used to indicate that the true rate per cent. is less than the number by which it is expressed.
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CENSUS REPORT.
Agricultural Statistics, Chautauqua County, From Census of 1865.
Winter Wheat.
bushels harvested
bushels harvested
bushele harvested
bushele harvested
pounds Harvested
pounds harvested
bushels harvested
number of, 1865.
Batter,
1864.
Horger
Sheep,
1865.
Arkwright.
8419
14865
2712-1
1558
83108
350
1370
Ba-ti. .
266.
15809
15094
23960
21923
1801!
201499
5490
farroll
553
11016
15605
8780
11292
681
71627
345.
2370
Charlotte
16072
13022
21223
300
16352
1935|
169655
490
2339
(? autauqua ..
547: 293-0
20:301
27744
31566
2715
3400301
150515
333
2825
el: mer.
10.
9760
5923
13853
10
8943
1018
132830|
2197
binkirk
455;
3: 16
4171
6117
100
4943
805
20010
420);
4337
Hteott.
2352. 22100
28999
1-01S.
2430
16989
1498
1044214:
2934
F.lington
25
3552
11463
15
718
90420
20549
16450
13063'
18998
1501
140250
3208
H: nover.
5743.
15970
20028 27173
5451
57107
2:90
165167:
831
805:
5302
Kiantone
217
8396
6385
9 13841;
5234
10995
15166
1365
146920
351
:55 14469 17653
11904
125
13139
1059
123375,
417
2-113
Pomfret
2788 13412
24472
30
50650
1912
1194
1997-5
597,
534:
4141
Sheridan
5983
1531. 185101
17006
46870
1295
108326!
511;
Su-rman ..
15534
55-1. 19347
13175
1568
212820:
395
Stockton
40
13553 14925 14585
1-916
2109
2×3595
439
1:10
Villenora.
10586 17009
1-293
250
2-809
1721'
1922701
510.
2577
18275. 16694 14218
27436
1253
614
Totals.
30795 430-93 405051 499532 150271
11390 658317
40107 3920892 13382 78004
ADDITIONAL STATISTICS FROM CENSUS OF 1870.
Iu addition to the above extracts we give the following totals for the County, as per returns for the several beads mentioned :
Cash Value of Farine. 33.001.755; of Farming Implements, $1, 196,333; Wages Paid, (In- cluding value of board.) $536,335; Value of all Farm Productions, including betterments and additions to stock.) 86,103,495; Value of all Live Stock, $4.8%),555; Value of Home Non factures, $22:415; Value of Animals Slaughtered or sold for Slaughter, SF18, 873; lot of May Produced. 109,279; Rge, bushele harvested, 92; Barley, bushels har- ve-led, 43,907: Buckwheat, bushela harvested. 14.097; Wool, pounds shorn, 198 .- 91; for se. pounds made, 753. 400 ; Milk gallons sold, 1.505,598'; Butter, pounds made,
SARAH; Hope. pounds harvested, 22504; Magia Sugar, pound. made, 2 62; Honey, Tonante gathered. 12.855; Wine, gallons mado. 5,825; Value of Orchard. Products. SHOWS: Value of Market Garden Products, Ser.100; Value of Forest Products, 2010. 18: Hang Oren, number of, 1,500; Other Cuttle, number of, 18,951; Sheep, number of, O. P 1: Stine, number of, 13.423.
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TOWNS.
1861.
1864
1864.
Potatoes,
Tobacco,
18644.
HOPE,
1861.
Apples,
1861.
Milch Cows,
pounds made,
two years old and over. 1865.
number shorn,
Cherry Creek.
13687
12381 1892
16211'
7065, 80177
1509
16:851
4104
Harmony
336
31153
17866, 85430
46
1805
37294
2906
632
76547
1413
1. rtland
40-6 12573
14108
1000
14830
8000
38210
1031
109200
Ripley.
5013 16726. 21646
2×525
20259
34035
2453
245314
658,
1218
French Creek .. ti Try.
5024
3.045
20162: 15199
23185
1583;
352610
Westfield
Indian Corn,
1864.
176 CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
A NEW BROOM
Sweeps Clean ! Then why be without one ? Benedict & English THE WHOLESALE BROOM MANUFACTURERS, at DUNKIRK, N. Y. are supplying the mar- ket with a Superior Quality of
BROOMS! Ask your Grocer for them
BENEDICT & ENGLISH, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
BROOM-CORT
AND
Broom Material
GENERALLY. ALSO WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Brooms & Brushes
OF ALL STYLES,
made from the best corn the Ch. ... market affords, which is superior to any other in use.
A superior article at the lowest living re:
All Orders Promptly Filled. Front St., Dunkirk, N. Y. J. W. BENEDICT. W. L. ENGLIT
The Dunkirk Journal,
A WEEKLY REPUBLICAN PAPER, PUBLISHED BY THE
DUNKIRK JOURNAL COMPANY, IN DUNKIRK, N. Y. IT AIMS TO BE A GOOD FAMILY PAPER, CONTAINING THE BEST OF Local and General News, and Choice Miscellany.
An Agricultural Department,
Edited by an experienced Agriculturist and adapted especially to the wants of (!" Farmiers of this section, is an attractive feature.
In size it is a THIRTY-SIX COLUMN PAPER. It has a good circulation, ar. ! proves itself a first-class advertising medium.
"PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY. TERMS $2.00 PER YEAR.I.
JOB WORK Neatly and Promptly Executed.
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PUBLISHER'S NOTICES.
177
louis Koch, Furniture dealer, at !. .... k. exhibits a nice Parlor Suit on Mr. Koch does business on & Carr scale. and sells at wholesale and re- tai at bottom prices. He employs good & rxmen and does his work well. He 14 . . you are sure to buy if you call. Try
H. J. Pemberton presides at the Star Clothing House, in Fredonia. He is Bow selling a coat to the gentleman on IN2.38. Besides Clothing. in the line of tut rard garments, he keeps a general as- sortment of Furnishing Goods, Hats, (n).s &c., for men and boys. His motto " Quick sales and small profits." That's a . w' will suit his customers.
'The Fredonia Censor, the oldest ¡ 'or in the county, was established in :1. The senior partner of the present in;rietors, purchased the office and paper in 1842, since which time he bas continuously wielded the editorial pen, e .. d has fought valiantly for the in- arrests of his party, and for the advance- Int of the interests of Chautauqua Co. 1- junior partner, Mr. Louis Mckinstry, w .< admitted to the firm in 1962, and is a washable auxiliary to his father in the a.atingement of the business. As regard- x the circulation of the Censor and ""-neral make up of subjects, and fa- Des for executing Job Printing, we re- ' : the reader to the advertisement on it- 320.
The Westlake Baby Walker is ( ... of the best inventions brought to our Live for amusing babies, helping them . walk, and relieving the often over- :Avant mother. Dr. A. F. WARD, of www !! . town, has the exclusive right to .nofacture and sell this novel invention #. : Lantauqua County. He gets them up In Various styles of finish. from the plain- r .:. at $5. to the richly upholstered style 4. 5:0. They are well worth the money, All the little ones will appreciate the use of them. See the Baby Walker on page
Andrew G. Newstrom, Wagon ati Sleigh Maker, at Jamestown, adver- tax on page 300. Mr. Newstrom prides L'aiseif on the quality of his work, which certainly is of the best. His heavy Wag- wfr. Market Wagons, Sleighs &c., are won: «thing worth using. A good wagon that "talks well," is the pride of the trainster. Go to Newstrom for such a
Wood & Morse. Builders and deal- er- in Lumber. at Jamestown, have re- reatly fitted up a new mill, where they Instr oni dress all kinds of lumber re- quatred for building purposes. They are A .. prepared to contract for furnishing throughout with Sash, Doors, i.din :s. Seroll Work &c. Farmers and " !. r. in the country, cort miplating
E. F. Smith, manufacturer and deal- er in all kinds of Marble and Scotch Granite Monuments, Head Stones &c., at Jamestown, prints & card on page 300. Mr. Smith employs good workmen and will give personal attention to setting ex- pensive stones, so that being on a proper foundation, they will retain their upright position. Call and examine his Marble and his work.
Button & Grandin, Harness and Trunk dealers, in Brooklyn, Jamestown, are enterprising men. Mr. Grandin has recently been admitted as a partner, and the shop has been enlarged. They have just filled up with a new stock of Trunks, Valises, Whips. Saddlery Hardware, Horse Clothing of the various kinds &c. They manufacture the best of double and single Harness, from superior leather, and offer them at favorable prices. They not only make to order, but keep a sup- ply of work on hand. Go and see it. Card on page 312.
Frank D. Moon is Agent for the celebrated Florence Sewing Machine, in Jamestown. The Florence makes several kinds of stitches, works to the right and to the left, and for several reasons is pre- ferable to other machines. See card on page 304.
Charles A. Coates, the Cigar Box Manufacturer, at Jamestown, prints & card on page 304. He uses the best kinds of woods, including Spanish Cedar, in his boxes, and supplies Tobacconists with Paper Trimmings, Labels, Brands &C. Cigar makers will do well to buy of him.
E. F. Persona, dealer in Dry Goods, Carpets, Groceries &c., at Westfield, occupies a spacious store in the Brewer Block. where he keeps a full stock of fresh and fashionable goods, which he is pre- pared to sell at prices to suit customers. He believes that "Live and Let Live" is & good rule to work by, and hence his success in drawing a large trade. Card on page 290.
Mrs. J. B. Hayward, fashionable Milliner, at Brocton, will be rivasdi at all times to show the ladies who may al on her, the latest novelties in the way of Hats and Bonnets, Fancy Goods and Trimmings. She buys often and couse- quently sells fresh goods. See card on page 328.
Lorenz Wolfe, practical Cooper. makes the best of Barrels, States and Headings, at Westfeld. He has a large shop on the creek, and another on Main Street, west side. Fruit dealers, Flour packers, and others destring good Barrels should remember that Mr. Wolfe can supply them all. at low prices. See card on page 353.
II. J. Howe, Music dealer and Den- tist, at Dunkirk, has gained a well-earned reputation for dealing in good instru- buying had better consult this firm be-pients. He can also furnish any sheet f .tech: ring into contract for work and | Music desired. As a Dentist he ranks materials. See card on page 312.
among the best. See card on page 356.
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178 CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
DEALER IN
HATS, CAPS.
Gants' Furnishing Goods -AND. RBADY MADE CLOTHING,
Trunks, Valises &c. Also Agent for the New Improved
VICTOR SEWING MACHINE ! Weeks' Block, Brooklyn, JAMESTOWN, N. Y.
O. LUNDQUIST.
PRACTICAL
MANUFACTURER, Jamestown, N. Y. Old Hats made over into
NEW & FASHIONABLE STYLES. At a Saving to the Customer. BY THE USE OF THE FRENCH COMFORMATOR. Perfeet Fits can be secured
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PUBLISHER'S NOTICES.
F. Simmons, at Jamestown, sup- plies merchants, painters and builders with Paint. Oils, Putty, Glass, Wall Pa- pers, Sash, Doors, Blinds &c. His goods are equal to any in the market, and he Freps a variety. Customers can make all their purchases in the various lines men- tioned here. His card is on page 356.
James Thompson, Carriage Maker, at Laona, is a young man of experience, who has by reason of careful practice be- come a first-class workman. He turns out some of the finest work to be found in the county, and he will sell it away down at bottom prices. He can do this, because
Ridley & Co., wholesale dealers in Liquors since 1854, occupy large stores in Dunkirk and Buffalo. They import very extensively, and are connected with some of the largest manufacturers in this country. The house is wealthy, grown so by honorable dealing and the dispensing of good goods. Being the largest estab- lishment of the kind in Western New York, they are able to offer dealers supe- rior inducements. See card on page 205.
J. A. Mead, Dentist, at Mayville, "shows his Teeth" on page 200. It is a representation, however, of the artificial kind, in the manufacture of which it is his expenses are light, and he gives hisi said he excels. The Doctor appreciates personal services to the business. card is on page 356. His ; the duty every business man owes-to his would-be customers-to announce their business in such a way that the customer may know just where to go when a job in their line is wanted. For Tooth Ache, or want of Teeth, go to Dr. Mead.
Gifford House, Jamestown. This well known first-class Hotel, an illustra- tion of which may be seen on page 9, has this summer been refitted and furnished. Many very important changes have been made, and it is now one of the most ! convenient and elegant hotels in Western ! New York. The dining-room is now on
Farnham & Schulz, Hardware Store, in Jamestown, offer tempting in ducements to the farmers and mechanics of Chautauqua County. They keep a the main floor. and extends through from general stock of House Furnishing and Builders' Hardware, and all kinds of Me- chanics' aufl Farmers' Tools. Mr. Fart- ham has been in the trade in this county for more than thirty years; is well known and has, since coming to Jamestown, gained a large trade. Mr. Schulz. the ju- nior partner, began the business as a clerk for Mr. Farnham, when a young boy, and has grown up in the business. They are pleasant men to deal with. They advertise on page 317.
Main St. to the rear of the house; the ceilings are very high, and the walls are beautifully decorated in fresco ; the windows are furnished with inside blinds, số that light and heat can be easily con- trolled. and ventilation is perfect. Off ! the dining-room is a large carving room and servants' Gning-room; and to the rear of this is the kitchen, filled up with a large size cooking range, and other ap- mirtenances complete in every respect. The Hotel accommodates about forty regular boarders, and there are forty well furnished rooms for travelers. In the saloon parlor is one of Chickering's grand pianos, for the exclusive use of quests. The landlords are gentlemen who will devote themselves to the com- fort and convenience of their guests. We are sure the Gifford House will draw its full share of the traveling custom.
Charles Blood, proprietor of the "Dunkirk Furniture Store," established business here in 1×59. He manufactures on an extensive scale, is an experienced U'p- holsterer, and therefore can warrant his goods understandingly. During the years he has been at the head of the Furniture business here, he has found customers from all the surrounding counties. Parties desiring Furniture made up in any desired style or pattern, can be ac- commodated bere. It is well worth the time of citizens of the county to step into
The Advertiser & Union, pub- lished at Dunkirk and Fredonia, is a lead- ing Democratic paper. The presses are run by steam. and the office is supplied with Mr. Blood's establishment and look over new styles of types and materials. Con -! the elegant show of Furniture there to be neeted with the establishment is a good seen. Remember to do so when you visit Book Bindery. The circulation of the Dunkirk. He will be happy to explain to paper is among the most intelligent class you how the goods are made. state prices of citizens, and is large. The proprietors. ; de., and, above all, to send yon hotar the Messrs. Benton and Cushing will continue happy possessor of a nice Chamber of to make the Adreertiver and Union a Parlor Suit. See advertisement on page live and reliable newspaper, and they | 208. promise to attend promptly to orders for Job Printing, at reasonable rates. Card on page 304.
Dr. Chas. A . Haselmaier, M. D., is a Druggist and Physician of large ex- perience, resides at Dunkirk and is man- ufacturer of several valuable proprietory medicines, among which are " Royal
J. 31. Van Buren, Real Estate and General Insurance Agent, sells all the ! houses and lots, and farms. that are; Sweets, Balsam Myrrh, Dyspepsia Cure, of red and he can find purchasers for; Worm Confectionery. AAromatic Herb and you. being an industrious man, he ' Pills. Rheumatic Liniment " No. It is
Wants more work to do. He wants to said that " worms like His contretioners. work for You! if you haven't property but after taking it they discover that to eril, let him Insure your house, barns, , there is trouble in the wigwam, and lonye goods or life. Card on page 196.
[ on the first train." See card, page 20%.
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CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
JAMESTOWN NURSERY AND SMALL FRUIT FARM,
SHRUBBERY, VINES, SMALL
ROSES,
FRUITS
&c., & c.
A Specialty.
ALL VARIETIES OF FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL
TREES!
R. B. CURTICE, Proprietor, JAMESTOWN, N. Y.
38 Main Street, - JAMESTOWN, N. Y .. DEALER IN
Fine Groceries and Crockery
LIVE GEESE FEATHERS,
BUTTER and CHEESE
A SPECIALTY.
CASSIUS A. BUSH,
Carriage, Sign
-AND- ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
Fast Second St., Dear Union School House, JAMESTOWN, N. Y.
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ARKWRIGHT.
CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
EXPLANATIONS TO DIRECTORI.
Directory is arranged as follows : 1. Name of individual or firm. 2. Post office ad- dress in parenthesis. 3. The road on which the party is located, except residents of villages. 4. Business or occupation.
A Star (*) placed before a name, indicates an advertiser in this work. For such ad- vertisement see Index.
Figures placed after the occupation of farmers, indicate the number of acres of land owned or leased by the parties.
Names set in CAPITALS indicate subscribers to this work.
The word Street is implied as regards directory for the villiges.
For additions and corrections see Errata, following the Intro* duction.
ARE WRIGHT. (Post Office Addresses in Parentheses.)
EXPLANATION .- The letter r. following the P. O. address, signifies rood, and the fiz- Fre- following it refer to the number of the road as designated on the man in the fore part of the book. Where no rond number is given, the party is supposed to reside in the village.
Abbey, Betsey Mrs., (Forestville.) r 27, ! Ball, Samuel, (Fredonia,) r 43, farmer 100. Barmore, Lyman, (Arkwright Summit.) r 20. farmer 150. Battles, James, (Forestville,) r 15, far- mer 15. Billings, John, (Laona,) r 42. farmor 10. Billings, Milton, (Laona, ) r 33, blacksmith, thresher and farmer 33.
farmer 19. ABBEY, CHAUNCEY. (Arkwright Sum- mitir 47. stock dealer and farmer 1000. ABBEY, D. J., (Hamlet,) r 47, stock dealer and former 3.0. Abbey. James P., (Arkwright Summit,) r 47. stock dealer and farmer 3si). Ackles, Sylvester, (Fredonia,) r 36, far- mer 30. Adams, Geo., (Arkwright Summit,) r 28, former 15. Allen, Wma .. (Fredonia ) r 61. farmer 95. Anderson, O .. (Fredonia ir hz, farmer 12. Bagley. David, Ementville, 'r 18, far- mer 55. Baldwin, Joseph A .. (Linna.) r $, farmer 11%. BALDWIN, LEVI. : LAMAD CO. D. Bo17.
Baldwin. I. C .. . MAOna, Fel mer .. 1:
Black, James, (Hamlet, )r 63, farmer 121. Black, James F., (Hamlet,) r 63. farmer 116. Boaquin. August, (Laona,) r 62, farmer leases of O. J. Thatcuer, 120. Boaquin, Chas., (Fredonia,) r 51, farmer leses 59. Bourquin. John. (Longo r 49, farmer 102. BRAINARD. JACKSON. . Laonay ( Pkcis <& Train (r.l.) Briggs, Gro. W., (Predonis,) r 61, super- vivor and farmer 204. Barre, Albert. ¿ Forestville.) r 8. farmer irses of HI. McDonald. 53. BURGE. EMERSON, E., (Laona.) [ 29. farmer 10.
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Burnell. Wm., (Arkwright Summit,) r 28, | Hart, Joseph. (Laona,) r 31, teaming. farmer 45.
Burnham, Asahel. (Sinclairville,) r 54, cheese and butter manof., and farmer 400.
, BURNHAM, CHAS. L .. (Sinclairville,) r 54, carries on Burnham's farm and cheese factory.
Burnham, Eaton, (Fredonia,) r 43, farmer 90.
BURNHAM, JOHN C., (Fredonia,) r 43, farmer 100.
Buys, T. H .. (Forestville,) r 9. farmer 70. Cardot, Dexter, (Fredonia.) r 53. carpenter. Cardot, Luania Mrs., (Laona,) r 53, farmer 200.
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