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den,
Leyden
George. Peter, Croghan,
New Bremen
Mitchell, James,
Osceola
Window Shade Fixtures.
*ALLGOEVER, H., (Cheney's,) Lowville
Wood Sawyer.
LYMAN, WILLIS, Turin, West Turin Wood Turners.
Rees & Whitford,
Osceola
Turin
HART, S. C., Stedman, David,
Wool Carding.
EAMES, AUGUSTUS A., Constable-
ville,
West Turin
Yarn Manufacturers. .
WOOLWORTHI. E. B. & CO., (wool-
en,) Lyonsdale,
Greig
Butterick's Patterns are the best ! Ladies. See Advertisement page 2.
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CARPENTERS & BUILDERS! Buy your Sash, Doors, Blinds and Mouldings of M. D. Mouro & son. See pago 310.
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304 LEWIS COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
J. M. HUTCHINS,
No. 3 Arcade, Watertown, N. Y. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN 1 Gentlemen's furnishing Soode
IN ALL THE NEW STYLES,
AND THE
LATEST NOVELTIES IN DESIGN ?
COME AND
Leave Your Orders !
SHIRTS !
NICE FITTING
And Get
J. MI. HUTCHINS
MANUFACTURER OF THE VERY BEST OF
FINE SHIRTS 9
For the Wholesale and Retail Trade. Also Measures taken and Shirts made to order and warranted to fit, at the
WATERTOWN SHIRT FACTORY, No. 8 ARCADE.
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M. D. MOORE & SON of Lowville, manufacture superior Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldingy &c., Saw and Plano Lumber. See page 310.
Be sure and examine the Elias Howe Sewing Machine before buying any other. See Adv. p. 2.
PUBLISHER'S NOTICES.
305
Beebee Island Agricultural
Journal and Republican .- This Works .- G. LORD, Proprietor, Water- | excellent local newspaper, published every Wednesday at Lowville, has deservedly been a farerito with the citizens of Lewis Co. for numy years. Hon. A. V. Smiley, the accomplished editor, has won for it many friends and a great addition to its circulation. Advertisers will do well to make a note of the number they issue at present. The Job department of this office is well stocked with modern type, fast pressez, and munned by competent printers. We are not alone in wishing the Journal and Republican long life and a prosperous business career. See advertisement on page 240.
town, N. Y .- This establishment, one of the oldest in Northern New York, deserves more than a passing notice. The business was commenced about thirty years ago as a plow mannfactory, under the control and management of Edmund Davis, who afterward disposed of his works to J. Lord, his competitor in the business. It has since passed through the hands of four different firms, each doing a successful business and very materially adding to the list of articles manufactured, the reputa- tion of which, throughout Jefferson and adjoining counties is too well known to need comment. The present works, erect- ed sixteen years since, and situated on the southerly portion of Beebee's Island, and near the Woodruff Honse aud Denot of the Rome, Watertown and Ordensburgh Rail- road, consist of two extensive brick build- ings, covered with slate, and so arranged internally that water power derived from the maminoth flume, (the best in the State,) is made to do all the work and handling of materials and implements with astonish- ing ease, and is in all other respects a model agricultural works. It is at these works the celebrated State Premium Steel Plow, the Young America Mower, and Lord's Corrugated Wood-burner Furnaces, that have been so extensively uscd, are made.
We are informed by the present proprie- tor, who is a son of the builder of the first bull plow ever used in the county, that he is in receipt of more orders for his manufac- tures than the present capacity of the works will admit of turning out, and he contem- plates soon making additions sufficient to meet the increasing demand for his produc- tions. The great success of this establish- ment is owing in no inconsiderable degree to the fact that none but the best of work- men are employed, each one of whom is master of his particular branch. The ina- terials used in the manufacture of machines are all carefully selected, and, finally, Mr. Lord, who is himself a thorough mechanic of long experience, gives his personal at- tention to the supervision of his business, and under his excellent management the " Beebee Island Agricultural Works " must continue as they have ever been, the lead- ing establishment of the kind in Northern New York. Seeadvertisements on colored pages 213, 231, 365, 283 and inside first cover.
fra Austin, Harness Maker and donler in Trunks, Robes, Horse Clothing &e., No. 87 State Street, Lowville, N. Y., pub- hehes an illustrated advertisement on page 6. Mr. Austin hay had extensive experi- ence in his business, employs the best of workmen and materials, and turns out first class goods, a fact which any of our readers may verify by calling at his largo and well filled store. Hi- stock of goods is always full, and he is prepared to supply other harness makers in the County with sneh goods as they may need. Don't for- get to call ou him when in want of goods in his line.
The Buckeye Mowing and Neaping Machines -- When the great U. S. Trial of Mowers and Reapers was held at Syracuse in 1857, this admirable machine, which had just been brought out, surprised everybody by its novelty and many excellencies, and won the highest uwards. At that time the valiable patents under which it was built were sscured for several States by the enterprising firm which now continues its manufacture, ADRIANCE, PLATT & Co. At the second great trial of Mowers and Reapers. made by the New York State Agricultural Society in 1806, the Buckeye again carried off the highest honors, showing that in the years intervening it had not gone backward in the race for superiority. Every now suy- gestion is thoroughly weighed, improve- ments only are adopted. The verdict of the people is nearly as unanimous as that of the learned and practical committees who mnade these awards, for its sales far exceed those of any other machine in the sections supplied by ADRIANCE, PLATT & Co. In fact they increase so fast, that the demand is almost always in excess of the supply. The Self-Raking Attachment on the Buckeye Machine has met with a snc- cess corresponding to that of the Mower, and has surpassed all others in the per- fection of its operation. One great secret of the success of ADRIANCE, PLATT & CO., as manufacturers, has been in the con- scientious manner in which they have built their machines, and the great durability of the Buckeye Machine has been largely due to the excellence of the material used and the mechanical perfection of the workman- ship. See advertisement on Map.
G. W. Fowler, general dealer in Hardware, Cutlery, Stoves, Agricultural Implements &c., at Lowville, N. Y., oc- cnpies a store 85 feet deep, with a rear addition of about 20 feet moro. Ilo keeps a full line of goods and buys with such good judgment that he is enabled to supply the wants of his customers at fair prices ; so that it is not a necessity that they make a journey out of the County for this class of goods. Mr. Fowler has been located here many years, and has gained many friends among his customers ; but he is just as willing to gain now friends and new customera as he is to retain the old. Call and see him when you visit Lowville. See card on page 306.
CARPENTERS & BUILDERS! Buy your Sash, Doors, Blinds and Mouldingy of M. D. Moore & son, Sco page 310.
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F 20 Butterick's Patterns are the best! Ladies.
Soe Advertisement page 2.
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FOWLER
DEALER IN
CUTLERY,
IRON, N'LILS. STOVES,
Saws, Agricultural Implements, PUMPS, &c.,
No. 70 State Street,
Lowville, N. Y.
FAll kinds of Jobbing in Copper, Tin, Sheet-Iron, &c.
LO Choose Factory
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Proprietors,
THIS FACTORY IS SITUATED JUST East of the Village of Lowville,
and is fitted up in a superior manner, with Steam Power and Improved Apparatus, for manufacturing Cheese of the best quality.
Average Number of Cows,
M. D. MOORE & SON of Low ville, manufacture superior Doors, Sash, Bliuds, Mouldings &e., saw and Flanc Lumber. See page 310.
Be sure and examine the Elias Howe Sewing Machine before buying any other. See Adv. p. 2.
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PUBLISHER'S NOTICES.
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nal, at Martinsburgh, N. Y., publish a card on page 248. We hope all the boys in Lewis County will patronize this spicy little sheet. Twenty-five cents will secure the paper for a whole year. Try it, boys ! Become cor- respondents. give the editors monthly news J. K. Stuber, Harness Maker, Turin ' items of events transpiring in your vicini- ty, help to make the paper lively and in- teresting, and a welcome visitor to its patrons. Long may it wave. Mereness Brothers, Amateur Job Printers and publishers of The Boys' Jour- | N. Y., prints a card on page 274. Mr. S keeps a good assortment of everything in the above line, and does Carriage Trim- ming and Repairing with promptness and in a satisfactory manner. While manufac- turing all kinds of Harness, he makes fine work a specialty, and with an experience of over 20 years in the business in Trin, it is unnecessary for us to speak of his ability to execute all work in an unobjec- tionable manner. Mr. S. is the inventor and patentee of " Stuber's Improved Shaft Tug," which is highly recommended.
Rees & Donce, Lowville, N. Y. This firm do an extensive cheese making business and have a large factory run by steam power just east of the village of Lowville. They make cheese of the best quality, and we can cheerfully recommend them to those interested. See card, on page 306.
J. M. Matching, No. 8 Arcade, Watertown, N. Y., wholesale and retail dealer in Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, publishes an attractive advertisement on page 304. He keeps constantly on hand & large and varied assortment of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, in all styles and designs. No finer assortment can be found in the city. He is also proprietor of the Water- town Shirt Factory, where the best of fine Shirts are manufactured by experienced operatives, for either the wholesale or retail trade. We would advise our patrons to give Mr. Hutchins a call when they go to Watertown, and inspect his stock, and if you want a nice perfect-fitting Shirt, just leave your measure at the Watertown Shirt Factory and you will be sure to get " fits."
DeWitt C. West & Co., of Low- ville, N. Y., general dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Hardware, Boots and Shoes, &c. &c., is the oldest firm doing business in that beantiful village. It has not changed its firm name in nineteen years. From a moderate beginning it has steadily, gradually and surely attained large success, and has probably done more bust- ness in that time than any similar house in Northern New York. Their store 15 115 feet in depth, and they occupy the four floors of the building. The manner in which they have held and increased their trade, through all the changes of the times, and against all the competition, is the best proof of the osteem in which they are held by their numerous patrons. With ample ineans to do their business and afford their customers all the facilities possible, this firm is a credit to the town and county in which it does business. See advertise- ment, colored pago 284.
J. D. Smith, Greig, N. Y., advertises on page 252. Mr. Smith manufactures a superior article of Edge Tool Grinders. which may be applied to any common grindstone and with grind all kinds of Edge Tools, whether curved or straight, with perfect acenracy. These machines are high- ly recommended by those who have used theni.
O. G. Robbins, Copenhagen, N. Y., publishes a card on page 274, by which it will be seen that he is prepared to Roof all manner of buildings with the celebrated Plastic Slate, Mineral Asbestos, Metal, and other descriptions of Roofing. His Roofs are said to be very durable and per- fectly fire proof. He also does Paving with Concrete or Artificial Stone, and Paints Roofs, Buildings, Bridges, Fences &c. His work, we are assured, always gives satisfaction, and his prices are very reason- able.
Pfister & Dayan, Hardware, Stove and Tinware dealers, No. 61 State Street, Lowville, would be glad to see any of the citizens of Lewis County at their store, whenever they may be in want of goods in their line. Besides the above goods, a large assortment of Agricultural Imple- ments may be found here. They believe in the old maxim "Live and let Live." They sell their goods as low as the market will afford, and thereby divide the profits with their customere. "A word to the wiso, &c." Their card may be found on page 161.
Dr. D. F. Runge, Physician & Drug- gist, Constableville, N. Y., prints his card on page 308. Dr. Runge keeps a good supply of the best Drugs and Medicines always on hand, and attends to all calls of a professional character with promptness.
E. B. Holden, Turin, N. Y., makes his bow on page 974. Mr. Holden keeps a general assortment of Drugs, Groceries, Books, Stationery, Sporting Goods, Wood- eu ware, Lumber, Salt, Seeds &c., in all of which lines he defies competition. Wead- vise our readers to call and make the ac- quaintance of Mr. II. when they visit Turin.
James RI. Glaus, Stair Manufac- turer. Watertown, N. Y., prints an appro- priately illustrated card on page 252. Mr. Glass manufactures all varieties of Stairs. fitted and ready for shipment to any part of the country. As a Stair Builder, Mr. G. has probably no superior in this part of the country, his work being always well exe- ented and consequently bound to give ent- iefuction. It is no longer necessary to send to Now York to get Stair work done. Watertown is the place to get it in the smost improved style and at moderate terms. Our patrons will please make a note of this.
CARPENTERS & BUILDERS! Buy your Sash, Doors, Blinds and Mouldings of RI. D. Moore & Son. See page 310.
Be sure and examine the Elias Howe Sewing Machine before buying any other.
See Adv. p. 2.
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GEO. E. COLLINS, Boots, Shoes & Rubbers
Ruscoe Block, LOWVILLE, N. Y.
The Largest Stock, Lowest Prices. -0 -- -
Ladies' Fine Goods a Specialty.
LOWVILLE FOUNDRY!
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PFISTER & POWELL,
Manufacturers of all kinds of
CASTINGS, Till Gearings, Agricultural Implements, Our Improved Hop Stoves, Three Foot Bor Stoves, &c. Also " The Great Nor- thern Heater." Hot-Air Furnace for Wood. MY Machinery Repairing, Turn- ing and Fitting done on short notice.
Foundry on Valley St., Lowrille.
DR. D. R. RUNGE,
€ wastableville, N. Y.
DE. D. MOORE & SON of Lowville, manufacture superior Doors, sash, Blinds, Mouluings &e., Saw and Plone Lumber. See page 310.
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LEWIS COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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RAILROAD.
Connecting with the New York Central, Utica, Chenango & S. V., and Ulica, Clinton & Binghamton Railroads.
RUNNING BETWEEN
Utica, Marcy,
Stittville,
Holland Patent,
Trenton,
Lowville,
Trenton Falls,
Castorland,
Prospect,
Carthage,
Remsen, Steuben,
. Felts Mills,
Alder Creek,
Black River,
Boonville, Leyden,
Watertown, Sterlingville,
Philadelphia.
JOHN THORN, President,
Port Leyden, Lyons Falls, Glensdale, Martinsburgh,
Great Bend,
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LEWIS COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
M. D. MOORE & SON
LOWVILLE, LEWIS CO., N. Y., MANUFACTURERS OF
Doors, Sash, BLINDS,
things, Brackets, &
Sawing, Planing and Matching, Done to Order.
LENNOX & BOSTWICK
Bostwick, No. 76 state st. Lowville, N. Y.
CLOTHS, Clothing,
HATS & OAPS, GENTS' Furnishing Goods, CLOTHING made to order and a good fit guaranteed.
76 State Street, LOWVILLE, N. Y. W. Lennox. | L. A. Bostwick.
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Stoves ! Stovos 1
Štoves !
The Largest Assortment in Lewis County, at
sixbury & Blodget's, No. 96 State Street, Lowville, N. Y.,
DEALERS IN
Hardware, Stoves and Tinware, E
pricultural Implements,
&c., &e.
We invite all wishing to purchase Goods in our line to call and examine our Stock and prices before purchasing, for we are confident that the quality and prices of our Goods will surely suit.
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