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Shepardson, Walter, (Gerry,) r 26, farmer :50. SINCLEAR. GEO. W., (Sinclairville,) r 5. farmer 234.
Sinclear. Major. (Gerry,) r 24, road commis- sioner and firme: 23. Sischo, Castle Jr., (Gerry,) r 26, carpenter and farmer 11. Smith. Demi -. (Gerry,) r 38, blacksmith and farmer 90.
Stafford, Rased A., (Sinclairville, ) r 3, me- chanic and farmer d.
Starr, Henry, (Gerry.) r 32, assessor and farmer 50.
Starr. Piul. (Gerry,'r 20, farmer 10. STEARNS, EDWIN P .. (Gerry,) r 23, black- smith.
Stedman, Simeon. (Gerry.) r 23, farmer leases of Lovel Bucklen, 105. Stevens, David, (Sinclairville,) r 3, mason and farmer 7.
Strong, David, (Sinclairville,) r 11, farmer 155.
Strong ;. John, (Gerry,) { 20. veneering and farm. r37.
Strong, Orrin E., (Sinclairville,) r 24, farmer 115.
STRONG, WALTER, (Sinclairville,) r 10, farmer 100.
SYLVESTER. FORDYCE, (Sinclairville,) r 3. asse-sor and farmer 160. Terhune, Jonu A., (Sinclairville,) r 13, far- mer 70.
TERRY, FRANKLIN H., (Gerry,) r 29, far- mer 204 1-2.
Terry, Levi. (Sinclairville.) r 16, farmer 143. Terry. Samuel, (Sinclairville,) r 6, farmer 50.
TOMPKINS, AMOS J., (Sinclairville,) r 10, farmer 64 and leases of B. F. Denison. 156.
TOMPKINS, HARRISON, (Gerry,) r 21, far. mer 260.
Tompkins, Nathaniel, (Gerry,) r 32, farmer 257.
Tower, S. Morgan, (Sinclairville,) r 21. far- mer 168.»
Turk, Archibald J., (Gerry,) r 23. builder, wagon maker, painter and farmer 16.
Turney. Alex. H., (Sinclairville,) rt. tar- mer 50 and leases of Beth W. Thomp- son, 25.
Vauvleck, Aaron, (Gerry,) r 20, farmer 117. WAGONER, WM. M., (Sinclairville,) r 7. retired farmer.
Wait, Ephraim D., (Gerry,) r 29, carpenter. Wait, Nelson, (Ellington.) r 29. farmer 89. Wait, William, (Sinclairville,) r 5, farmer 130.
Walden, Eli, (Sinclairville,) r 7, saw mill and farmer 78.
WALKER. JESSIE, (Sinclairville,) r 6. far- mer 134.
WARD, SYLVANUS R., (Sinclairville.) r 7. farmer 107:
WARNER. WM., (Sinclairville,) r 7, far- mer 100.
WHATFORD, J., (Gerry,) mechanic.
Wheeler, Geo. S., (Sinclairville,) r 7, farmer Ivases of Geo. W .. 163.
WICKS, CHAS. IL .. (Gerry.) ( Wicks & Cobb.) justice of the peace.
WICKS & COBB. (Gorry,) ( Chas. H. WIR and Eugene M. Cobb.) r 24, manufe. of butter packages and dealers in stock Wicks, James H., (Gerry,) r 20, farmer 71 1-2.
Wilbur. Simeon. (Gerry.) r 3S, justice of the peace and farmer 7 1-2.
Williams, Martin. (Gerry, r 38. farmer To. Williams, Murray, ( Ellington.) r 29 1-2. far- mer leases of Jeremian B. Barber. 96.
WILSON, JARVIS K., (Gerry,) r 21. jus- tice of the peace and farmer 3.
Wilson, Merritt, (Jamestown.) r 36 1-2, far- mer 73.
Wilson, Newel J., (Gerry,) r 23, dealer in stock and farmer 245.
WILSON, ODIN G .. (Gerry,) r 23, farm: r leases of Wm., 200. Wilson, Rachel A., (Gerry,) r 20, farmer 105.
WILSON, WM. R., (Gerry:) r 23, farmer 200. Wolcott, Willard R., (Gerry,) r 24, cheese manuf.
Wood, Albert, (Sinclairville,) r 15, farmer leases of B. F. Denison, 280. Woods, Samuel, (Sinclairville.) r 10, farmer 110. Wright, A exis, (Gerry.) r 9, farmer 130. Wright, Joseph, (Sinclairville,) r 26, farmer 50.
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ELIAS ALLENBRAND,
Dealer in
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CUTLERY & PLATED WARE, Nails, Pumps, Lead Pipe, Zinc, Glass, Paints, Rope. Also will find the Largest Stock in the County of LATEST IMPROVED PARLOR AND COOK STOVES. TWENTY YEARS PRACTICAL TIN, COPPER & SHEET IRON WORKER, AND ONLY AGENT FOR THE Patent Gary Iron Roofing. Cor. Center & Second St., - DUNKIRK, N. Y.
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AZVA COMPORX
PROPRIETOR OF THE FREDONIA MILLS,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN FLOUR AND FEED. FREDONIA, N. Y.
J. CARROLL SMITH, DECORATIVE PAINTER IN FRESCO, Also Nickel Plating & Mineral Paint Works, East Third St., DUNKIRK, N. Y.
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PUBLISHER'S NOTICES.
The Dunkirk Journal, an excel- !uit family newspaper, contains 36 col- unns, weekly, made up of local and gene- ral news, choice miscellany, editorials and essays on agriculture, advertise- mints &c. It is well gotten up and well patronized. As an advertising medium it is one of the best, and in this connec- tion we would say that patrons of news- papers cannot give the advertisements too close attention. From them you will frequently learn just where to buy what you have perhaps vainly sought after; sometimes you may save the price of a years' subscription to the paper by heed- ₼ng the advice of an advertisement. Men who advertise are, generally speaking, more liberal in their dealings than those who do not. Having something you want, they believe it to be their duty to inform you of the fact. You should feel obliged for the information. See card on page 176.
I. A. Barmore, manufacturer and dealer in Cabinet Furniture, 75 Main St., Fredonia, N. Y., publishes a card on col- pred page 417. From & personal inspec- tion of this stock, we can most cheerfully recommend him to all persons desirous of purchasing Parlor or Chamber Suits, Dining or Library Furniture. His ware- rooms occupy six floors, 25x100 feet, in which is displayed the finest and most varied assortment of any to be found in the county. His large experience in fur- nishing Residences. Hotels, R. R. Offices and Depots. give him a trade at home and abroad, that others may well be envious of his well-earned reputation. Call and examine his stock and priees, and satisfy yourselves of the fact that it is your in- terest to buy of him.
W. H. Bigelow, of Dunkirk, manu- factures Cider Vinegar, "pure juice of the apple, " and refined Cider. Farmers can also procure at his mills the best quality known of Land Plaster, an article that every farmer should cover his grass with. Some grain crops are benefited as well by the judicious use of gypsum, and the writer once raised at the rato of 800) bushels of potatoes to the acre. where a handful of plaster had been scattored over each hill when the potatoes were four or five inches high; the piece aver- aged A bushel to every eight hills. Sow plaster. See card on page 204.
Charles .\. Morley "is & Brick." No, he makes Brick at Silver Creek. His experience of twenty years should cer- tainly give him an advantage over others of less experience. He guarantees satis- faction. Sve card on page 2Is.
R. H. Thompson, Merchant Tai- lor and dealer in Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, at Westfield. pub- lishes an advertisement on page 277. Mr. Thompson has been here many years, and has had twenty-five years experience in Custom Cutting. He constantly keeps a largestock of goods on hand, selected with great care, and is determined not to be undersold by any dealer in the county. Those who favor him with their patronage will find the goods as represented. If you want a nicely fitting Suit, durably and elegantly made up, give him a call. If you want a good substantial Business Suit, Thompson is just the man who can get them up in good style. He is a fair and honorable dealer, and is bound to suit his customers.
Erie Motel, James Gerrans, proprie- tor, is located at the Depot, Dunkirk, N. Y. This house is large and superbly fitted. The dining rooms are supplied with the rarities of the season. The bil- liard parlors, in connection with the House, afford opportunity for enjoying that healthy game. The Erie Hotel, being in the Depot, is most convenient for travelers. See advertisement on pago 278, and remember the House.
Casafus A. Buch, Carriage, Sign and Ornamental Painter, at Jamestown, is a professional artist, who is prepared to Paint new Signs or retouch old ones in the most superb manner. He can put a coat on a buggy that will shine like pol- ished glass; in fact he will be happy to accommodate his customers in any branch of his business. Will do his work well and at low prices. Card on page 180
DI. Van De Velde, Merchant Tellor, at Dunkirk, is prepared to dress you up in the most fashionable style, and can supply you with Shirts. Cuffs, Collars. Neckties and other goods in the Gents' Furnishing line, at satisfactory prices. See card on next page.
R. B. Curtice, of the Jamestown Nursery and Small Fruit Farm, can sup- ply all varieties of Fruit and Ornamental Trees suited to this climate. He under- stands the management of Trees, and offers only those of good growth and form. Of Shrubs, Vines &c., he has any quantity from which to select. Beautify your homes by securing a judicious as- sortment of Trees, Shrubs and Vines from Mr. Curtice. He advertises on page 180.
Conrad A Hult, dealer In Hats, Caps, Clothing and Furnishing Goods generally, in Weeks Block, Brooklyn, Jamestown, publishes a neat advertise- ment on page 178. Mr. Hult is also agent for the celebrated Victor Sewing Ma- chine, one of the best machines manu- factured. Farmers in want of good ser- vicealla Clothes for theniselves, or Sew- Ting Machines for their wives or daugh-
D. Blanding, General Merchant, at Forestville, sells Calico and Molasses, Ribbons and Glass, Butter and Beeswax, Candy and Pork, Oysters and Scissors, Teacups and Crackers, Codfish and but we haven't the space to enumerate all the good things he has to offer at the ; ters, will find Mr. Hult an agreeable man lowest market prices. His card is on ; to deal with. Try him and then " You'll page 215. know how 'tis yourself." P
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CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
PRINTING HOUSE.
EAST THIRD STREET, DUNKIRK, N. Y.
The above is an exact Engraving of the Gordon Printing Press now in use in the Ban- per Printing House. It is the fastest press in the market, and with new type and first- .
class workmen, we are prepared to do all kinds 2
of printing, such as BHA, HEADS, LETTER
HEADS, COMMERCIAL NOTE HEADS, ENVELOPES,
STATEMENTS, BUSINESS, WEDDING, VISITING and
ADDRESS CARDS, BALL TICKETS, & Amusement printing of all kinds; Low Cases. Law Blanks,
Law Points, Legal Envelopes, Plank Notes,
Blank Receipts, Posters. Programmes, Ship-
King Tape. Pamphlets, By Law. , in fret cima
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cial Printing, and business men throughout the county are requested to corres with us when they are in want of anything in the line of Printing. Orders by :. .... promptly attended to. JOHN M. LAKE, Proprietor.
I bought my Coat of Van DeVelde !
I did'nt
M. Van De Velde, Merchant Tailor!
AND DEALER IN Gents' Furnishing Goods, THIRD ST., opposite Lake Shore Wa :. house.
DUNKIRK, N. Y.
W. H. Walker, Druggist and dealer s. F. Kimball, general Hardw :" ! Stove and Tinware dealer, in Jane ~. in Patent Medicines, Books, Stationery &c., No. 17 Main St., Westfield. advertises | town, advertises on page 286. Mr. K. ou page 172. It is with pleasure that we recommend Mr. Walker to the patronage of the citizens of Chautauqua County.
ball is a young man and expects to live a long time yet in Jamestown, and I desires to form the acquaintance of every His store is well filled with goods of the farmer and mechanic in Chautauq ... County, and our advice to each one !4: Go and see him, even if you have notbi ... to purchase. . He will be glad to show que.
different departments, and the whole bas an air of tidiness and thrift which as- sures the customer at once that the busi- ness is conducted for the best interest of this stock of Hardware, Paints, Oils &e . the patrons as well as of the proprietor. Ialso Stoves and Tinwaro, of which !. Mr. W. takes great pains in putting up ! koops a full supply. He occupies to. Physicians Prescriptions. Weadviseour stores and is always ready to give I .. . readers to peruse the advertisement am customers a hundred cents worth remember the place when anything in his | goods for every dollar he receives j I exchange.
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HANOVER. (Post Office Addresses in Parentheses.)
EXPLANATION .- The letter r, following the P. O. address, signifies road. and the fig- ures following it refer to the number of the road as designated on the map in the fore part of the book. Where no road number is given, the party is supposed to reside iu the village.
- Abbey, Ambrose, (Forestville,) carpenter. | Barroneski, John, (Irving,) r 7, shoe maker Abbott, Joseph, (Nashville,) r 83, farmer and farmer 40. 125. BARTLETT. W.M. H., (Irving,) r 12, gen- eral painting. Ackerman, Andrew, (Irving,) r 7, farmer 14. Barton, Henry, (Irving,) r 12, cabinet maker. Ad-it, Albert G., (Silver Creek,) r 33, saw mill and farmer 140.
Bartoo, John, (Forestville,) r 48, farmer 10. Bates, Chas. W., (Forestville,) r 82, me- chanie and farmer 60.
Battles, Joseph, (Smiths Mille,) r 50, farmer 50. BEBEE, MARCUS D., (Irving,) r 13, farmer 83. *BECKWITH, GEORGE G .. (Silver Creek,) groceries, boots, shoes &c.
Beckwith, Wm., (Silver Creek,) blacksmith. Bennett, Albert, (Forestville,) r 64, farmer 49. Bennett, James W., (Forestville,) oilman and farmer 25.
Bentley, David, (Forestville,) r 53, farmer 170.
Boruham, Horace H., (Nashville,) carpen- ter.
Berry, Edward G., (Irving,) dry goods. clothing. boots and shoes, crockery &c. BERRY, J. H., (Forestville,) commercial traveler.
Bettis, John, (Forestville,) r 82, mechanic and farmer 20.
Beverly, David, (Smiths Mills,) r 29, far- mer 40,
Bierce, Eli, (Smiths Mills,) r 33, farmer 131 1-2. Birdsey, Comfort, (Silver Creek,) r 32, far- mer 175.
Birdsey, Phineas, (Silver Creek,) r 27, me- chanie and farmer 10.
Bishop, Geo., (Silver Creek,) allo. physi- cian and coroner.
Blakely, Edgar. (Nashville,) carpenter.
* BLANDING, DEVILLO, (Forestville.) general merchant.
Blanding. E. C., (Silver Creek,) r 15, farmer 23.
Blanding. Gilbert, (Silver Creek,) r16. far- mer 24. Blodget. Bernard B., (Silver Creek,) (with Win. W.,) farmer. Blodget, Wm. W., (Silver Creek,) r 17, far -. mer 70.
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Alleu, J. J .. (Silver Creek,) house builder. ANDRUS BROS., (Silver Creek.) (Joseph H. and W. S.,) lumbermen and farmers 175. ANDRUS, JOSEPHI H., (Silver Creek,) (Andrus Bros.,) farmer 42.
Andrus, Leroy. (Silver Creek.) lawyer. Andrus, Willson. (Silver Creek.) farmer.
ANDRUS. WILSON S., (Silver Creek,) (An- drux Bros.) farmer 60.
Angell, C. D. & Co., (Forestville,) props. of Hanover Mills and dealers in flour, fo-d. groceries. coal &c.
AVERY. A. R., (Forestville,) allo. physi- cian and surgeon. BABCOCK, A., (Silver Creek,) (Howes, Bab- cock & Co.) Babcock. A. L. & A. N., (Nashville,) r 84, farmer 200. BABCOCK, N .. (Silver Creek,) (Hloues, Bibcock & Co.) Bagley, Thos., (Forestville,) r 82, farmer 137.
Batley, Bruce L., (Silver Creek.) r 2, me- chanic.
Baker. Elias. (Forestville,) r 35, carpenter and farmer 50. Baker, Hiram A., (Forestville,) barber. Ball, Adelbert E., (Nashville,) r $4, farmer 104.
BALL, ALFRED H., (Smiths Mills,) r 61, farmer 100.
Ball. John. (Forestville.) r &S, farmer 36. BALL, S. M., .Smith- Mills.) farmer. Barber. E. W., ( Nashville.) r 83. supt. Erie car vards in Buffalo and farmer 210. Boris, Orrin. ( Forestville,) r 39, farmer 90). Barnard. Persons S., (Forestville;) farmer 100 Barna:d. Thaddens G., (Smirbs Mills,) shoe maker and farmer 9.
Barris. Michael. (Silver Creek.) r 32. com- missioner of highways aud farmer 200. BARRIS. OREN 2D, (Silver Creek,) r 39, farmter leases 165.
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Bloss. Traman, (Forestville,) r 68, farmer | CARPENTER & SON, (Smiths Mit -. .. 31 1-2.
Bohn, Vincent, (Smiths Mills,) r 30, farmer 80. Boltz. John, (Irving,) r 7, farmer 18. Boss, Alvin, (Forestville,) mechanic and farmer 45.
Boss. Frank, (Forestville,) (with Alvin,) farmer
BOSS, JEROME, (Forestville,) r 69, me- chanic.
Bradley, Ogden, (Silver Creek,) r 17, farmer 70. Braidigan, Frederick, (Forestville,) + 68, farmer 50.
Brand, Morrell, (Silver Creek,) r 32, farmer 60. Bray. J. M. Rev., (Silver Creek,) pastor of M. E. Church.
BRIGGS. O. F., (Smiths Mills,) r 42, gar- dener, melons, strawberries, cabbage &c., a specialty, pure bred poultry, and (with Eli Birce.) farmer.
Brooks, Abel D., (Irving,) r 12, eclectic physician.
Brow :: , A. J., (Forestville, ) r 79, farmer 130.
Brown, J. M., (Nashville.) r 83, blacksmith. Brown, Jeremiah O .. (Forestville.) manuf. step ladders and farmer 5.
Brown. Marshall, (Silver Creek,) r 25, far- mer 24.
Brown. N. B., (Forestville,) dry goods, hats, cap- &c.
BROWN, NORMAN W .. (Nashville,) r $1, agent for popular publications, maps. charts &c., and farmer 150.
BROWN, NORTON K .. (Forestville,) r 49. wool carding and cloth dressing, and farmer 4.
BROWN. N. W .. (Forestville.) r $0, agent for books, maps &c., and farmer 170. Brown, Rush, (Silver Creek,) r 25, farmer 50.
Brown, Thos .. (Forestville,) farmer 12.
BROWNELL. O. C. D .. (Smiths Mills,) r 57. prop. threshing machine and former leases 150.
Brownell, Sabin C., (Forestville,) r $2, far- mer 245.
Budd. Lnte. (Forestville.) r 73, farmer 70. Bael. Ebenezer, (Silver Creek. ) carpenter. Bumpus. Lyman, (Forestville,) r 20, far- mer fi.
Burch, Frederick F., (Smiths Mills,) r 45. farmer 41.
Burgess. Horace. (Forestville. ) postmaster, stationery, school books &c. Burk, Wm., (Smiths Mills,) r 61, botanic physician and farmer 75 Barke, Win., ( Forestville.) r 67, farmer 20. Burn-, John, (Smiths Mills)) r 53, farmer 30. Burroughs. P. Rev., (Irving,) r 12, pastor M. E. Church. BUTON, D. M., (Irving,) r 12, broom ma- ker. Calhoon. H. H., (Forestville,) r 51, horse dealer and farmer 90. Cameron, Euclit P., (Irving, )r near 7, gru- cor and carpenter. CARPENTER, G W., (Smiths Mills,) (Carpenter de Son.)
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W. and W. W.,) eclectic physician. and surgeons.
CARPENTER, W. W., (Smiths Mille ) ( Carpenter & Son.)
CARRINGTON, ELIAS, (Forestville ; prop. of Morrison House, livery st. tached, deputy sheriff and conemart.
Carrington, Wallace, (Forestville,) teamatt .. and street commissioner.
Carter, John. (Smiths Mills.) r 61. º9w mill. shingle factory and farmer 16.
Carter, Joseph, ( Nashville., r $1. farmer ... Carter. Miles. (Smiths Mille.) (with Jo .... CASE PETER M., (Forestville,) store ma son.
Case ty, T., (Irving,) station agent.
Casten, Stephen, (Nashville,) (Howard & Cuelen.)
Chapin, Chas. E., (Silver Creek,) r 33. far- mer 110.
CHAPMAN, URIAH, (Forestville,) pre -: corporation and mason.
CHASE. SAMUEL N., (Smiths Mille.) r .... farmer 50.
*CHAUTAUQUA FARMER. (Forestville.) Parker & Hendricks, publishers.
Cheeseman, A. C., (Irving.) physician & ; surgeon.
Christy, Gideon, (Smiths Mills,) r 22, far- mer 100.
Chri-ty. Henry R .. (Smiths Mills, r tt. mechanic and farmer 183.
Christy, Jennie Mrs., (Silver Creek,' board. ing honge.
Christy. Wilber T., (Smiths Mills,) r **. teacher and farmer.
Christy. Wm. J., (Silver Creek.) farmer.
Christy, Win. L., (Silver Creek.) r 13. c .... penter. bridge builder and farmer H.
CLARK, E., (Silver Creek.) (E. Cli A Son.) (Geo. P. Gaston & Co.)
CLARK, EDWARD, (Forestville,) [ P. fariner $2 1-2.
CLARK, E. & SON. ( Silver Covek (Smith.) mannfs. of wagons, carria .. . and sleighs
CLARK, SMITH. (Silver Creek.) (E. C) :- 4 d: Non.) supervisor and postma-ter.
Clothier, Reverdy C., (Silver Creek, 5 . 2. farmer 123.
Clough, Wm .. 'Forestville.) r 50, farmer ! . Cockburn, Lake K., (Silver Creek.) ::.. farmer 110).
COLE. BOWEN, (Forestville,) r $2. farine! 73.
Cole, S. W .. (Smiths Mills,) r 59. farmer 's Colvill, D , (Forestville, ) physician.
COLVILL, GEORGE. (Forestville.) bank agent and farmer 18.
Colvill, Wni., (Forestville.) farmer 18.
Colvin, Luther, (Nashville,) r $3. farmer lenses of Allen White. 195.
Coman. D. Mrs .. (Silver Creek. )rat. f .:. mer 25.
CONNARO, CHAS., (Forestville .; ; ;... brick and stour Linson.
Connaro, Maria Mrs., (Forestville.) r ?! tailoress.
Cookingham, Alonzo. (Smiths Millsor ti. farmer #0.
Cooley. Cordelia, (Forestville,) r 46, Alv.D Cooley estate, farmer 44.
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Corbett, Wm., (Smiths Mills.) r 59, farmer ( 94. Cotton, Luther, (Forestville,) r 67, farmer 103. Counradt, Joseph, {Forestville,) r 48. far- mer occupies 86 acres, John A. Dole estate.
Cowen, Stephen, (Smiths Mills,) r 62, far- mer 20.
Cross, Wallace, (Nashville,) r 61, farmer 118.
Crow, Clarissa E. Mrs., (Smith Mills,) r 31, [ Everhart, Joseph, (Smiths Mills,) r 28, far- mer 60.
fariner 50.
Crow, Orville E., (Smiths Mills,) farmer occupies 50.
Crowel, Frebon, (Smiths Mills, ) r 62, far- mer 25.
Crowell, Allen, (Forestville,) r 88, farmer 40. Curran. Daniel, (Forestville,) shoe maker. Cushman, Mason, (Silver Creek,) r 25, far- mer '#2.
Dailey. Chas., (Nashville,) r S1, saw mill and farmer 20.
Daily. Sydney. (Irving,) r 12, conductor L. S. & M. S. R. R.
Dallympłe, Lerin, (Silver Creek,) r 26, cider mill and farmer 37.
DAMON, A. J .. (Forestville,) (Damon. Dikeman & Co .. ) resides at Dunkirk.
DAMON, DIKEMAN & CO., (Forestville,) (A. J. Damon, Daukirk, Win. Dike- math and Hiram A. Wallon. Columbus. Pa .. ) manuls. of fire clay and rubber roofing.
Daniels, D. M., (Forestville,) r 67, farmer 5S. Davis, Hiram, (Forestville,) retired farmer 10.
Dawley. Cortis, (Smiths Mills,) r 45, far- mer leases 134.
Day. Stephen, (Smiths Mills,) r 56, farmer 101.
DENNISON, EDWIN, (Forestville,) r 47, life insurance agent and farmer 100. Devimna, Joseph, (Smiths Mills,) r 53, far- mer 12.
Devine, John, (Silver Creek,) r 39, farmer 16.
Dickinson, John D .. (Silver Creek,) cattle drover and farmer 105. .
DIKEMAN, WM., (Forestville,) (Damon. Dikeman & Co.)
Doty, Asa. (Silver Creek.)r 79, farmer 120. Downer, Edwin U., (Forestville.) (with Uriak.) farmer.
Downer, Uriah, (Forestville,) r 46. farmer 120.
Dreamer, James, (Nashville,) r $5, farmer 80. Dunning, Edwin P., (Forestville,) farmer 30 Darfee, Barzilla, (Silver Creek.) r 15, far- mer 13 1-2.
Dye. Abel. (Forestville,)'r 77, butcher and tarmer 606
Dye, H., (Smiths Mills, building mover. Dye, Lerin- Il., (Forestville,) (with Abel.) r 65. farmer.
Eddy. Henry W., (Forestville,) produce denler. Edgiton, Edward and George, (Nashville,) r $3. farmer 100.
Edson, Samuel, (Forestville,) r 46, farmer 50.
Elliot, S., (Forestville,) music teacher, Main.
*ELLIS, F. D., (Forestville,) undertaker, manof. and dealer in furniture.
Ellis, Thomas G., (Forestville.) retired.
Ensign. Seth, ( Forestville.) r 48, farmer 45. EVANS, AUSTIN R., (Irving,) r 12, me- chanic.
Evarts. James. (Forestville,) carpenter.
EVERTSE. PAUL, (Silver Creek,) custom boot and shoemaker.
EWELL, C., (Silver Creek,) (Howes, Bab- cock ( Co.)
Farley, James, (Smiths Mills,) farmer 16. Farnam, Elisha C., (Forestville.) carpenter. FARNAM, WM., (Forestville,; r 71, prop. taunery.
Farnham, D. B., (Forestville,) (W. H Parkman & Co.)
Farnham, Fry. (Forestville.) joiner.
FARNIIAM, GEO .. (Forestville.) r 71, fore- man in tannery and farmer 32.
Farnham, H. H., (Forestville,) harness. trunke &c.
FEATHERLY. SAMUEL. (Forestville.) r 51. mechanic and farmer 12.
Fellows. Edward, (Irving.) r 12. grocer.
Fisk, David, (Forestville.) justice of the peace and dealer in stone pumpe.
Fisk, J. II., (Forestville, resident.
Fisk. Mary E. Mrs., (Forestville,) mil- linery.
Flasch, John, (Forestville.) r 39. farmer ?4. Flasch, Wm., (Forestville,) r 39, manuf. horse polks.
Fluker, Samuel, (Forestville,) r 51, farmer 100.
FOREST HOUSE, (Forestville,) at the Deput. I. H. Frost, prop. Forestville Banking Co .: (Forestville.) N. Smith, prest. : W. Ward, cashier.
Fo-ter, P. R. Miss. (Forestville ) milliner. Franchire. Geo., (Nashville.) r &T, farmer. Frear. John, (Smiths Mills,) r 31. farmer 100.
FROST, I. H. (Forestville,) prop. Forest House, at the Depot.
Fry. Peter, (Silver Creek.) r 36, farmer 20. FULLER, ALBERT C., ,Irving, ) r 12, geh- eral merchant.
Fuller, David, (Silver Creek,) r 25, farmer 37.
Gage. Chas., (Forestville.) farmer 116.
Gage, C. B .. (Smiths Mil-Or 45. farmer 25. Gage, Emory. (Smitha Mitle,) r 62, farmer 225.
Gage. Ida Mrs., (Forestville,) r 76, farmer 16.
Cage, Judson, (Forestville.) r f9. farmer 60. Gage, Nathaniel M., (Forestville,) (with Nelson. ) farmer.
Gage, Nelvon Rev .. (Forestville,) r 64, book agent and farmer 67.
Gage. veneca H., (Forestville,) r 40, farmer 13.
Gardner. Benj., (Smiths Mills,) r 31, far- mer 100.
GARDNER. FREDERICK. (Smithe Mill -. ) r 62. foreman on railroad track and farmer 56.
For Dry Goods, Clothing or Carpets, Jamestows,
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CZAS, MORIAY
SILVER CREEK, N. Y. MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
BRICK!
After an experience of more than twenty years, I am prepared to manufacture
Superior Quality of Brick. Orders Frompily Filled. - Patronage Solicited .- Satisfaction Guaranteed.
D. BLANDING,
GENERAL MERCHANT
FORESTVILLE, CHAUTAUQUA CO., N. Y. DEALER IN Dry Goods, Groceries and Provisions, Crockery, Glassware, FRUITS, OYSTERS, Sc., &c.
D. SHERMAN. A. W. HULL.
SHERMAN & HULL,
AND COUNSELORS AT LAW, FORESTVILLE, CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY, N. Y.
A. W. HULL, Notary Public.
W. S. HOWARD,
FORESTVILLE, N. Y.
LATEST STYLE PICTURES.
MAKES ALL THE
Special attention given to COPYING Bud Enlarging Old Pictures. A Good Assortment of Picture Frames, Cord &c., for sale Cheap.
DON'T FAIL TO GO TO HOYT'S
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Gardner, Geo., (Smiths Mills,) (with Benj.,) | HAWKINS, H. H., (Silver Creek,) general farmer. merchant.
GARDNER, HENRY N., (Silver Creek,) r 26, farmer leases 140.
Gardner, Mary E. Mrs., (Smiths Mills, ) r 23, farmer 72.
Gardner, Wm. H., (Silver Creek,) r 26, far- mer.
Gardner. Wilson, (Smiths Mills,) r 31, far- mer 941.2.
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