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Crane Philip, (Fisher & Crane.)
Crawford, Thos., mason, Water.
Creager. Jacob, fariner 74%.
CREASY, SAMUEL, farmer.
Crittenden, Henry, farmer 60.
Cromwell, John K., farmer 80.
Cronk. Abram, carpenter and farmer 1.
CRONK. ISAAC, carpenter.
CROSIER, ADAM, farmer 102.
Crumb, Harriet Mrs., ( Phelps.) farmer 5.
DAIN, JOHN F., furniture dealer, 157 Wa- ter.
DAKIN, ELBRIDGE, forwarding and com- mirsion merchant, warehouse foot of Castle, also coal and wood yard, office her foot of Castle. D.Lee, Win. S., (Schill & DaLee.) Darby, Gary, farmer 50.
Daarlinz. Ezra, canal captain.
Darling. Lewis, canal captain.
Darany, Luther, canal captain.
Darrow, Hiram, (with Washington Darrow,) farmer 100.
Darrow, Washington, (with Hiram Dar- roir.) farmer 100. Davenport, Harriett Mrs., dressmaker, Wa-
Divie, George, farmer leases 54.
Pavie. Mary, Mrs., farmer 54.
DAVISON, ISRAEL, (Phelps,) farmer 200. Dawkins, Mary Ann Mrs., farmer 4.
D. in. Chester. farmer leases 96.
DENISTON, ELIZABETH, (Phelps,) far- mer 116.
DENNIS, GORHAM, manuf. of soda water under American Hotel, Water. DENNISON, HUGH, boots and shoes, 37 Soneca. DEVOLL, JOSEPH R., (Phelps,) farmer 25.
Dewitt. C. S .. nurseryman and farmer 15. Dey, D. P., Captain, master and proprietor steamer D. s. Megee.
DEY. MARION, MRS, livery stable, 188 Water, residence same. DEZENG, HENRY L., farmer 54.
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DIEFENDORF & PROUDFIT, (Win. F. ; Eckler. C. Mrs., sewing machine dealer. Digiendorf and Geo. Proudfit,) lawyers, ECKLER, Mrs. C. & CO., ladies' furnishing over 10 Seneca.
Diefendorf, Wm. F., (Diefendorf & Proud- jit.)
Dillon, Patrick, meat market, 170 Water. Dinsmore. Thomas, farmer 162.
Ditinars, John V., hats caps and furs, cor. | Water & Castle.
DIXON, JOHN B., tile manufacturer and farmer 60.
Dobbin, Adoniram, (Dobbin ( Howard.) Folkin & Howard. (Adentram Della and. George Howard.) stoves and tin ware. I 153 Water.
Dodson. Earl A., (Metzger & Dodson.) Doherty. Win. farmer 13.
Donnelly. John, grocer. 195 Main.
Doran. John. prith Michael.) farmer 18.
Doran. Michael, with John. > farmer 18.
Dorchester. Eli-aph, Dr., (Underhill, Dor- chester & Bro.) Dorchester. Preston J., (Underhill. Dor- chester & Bro.)
DORMAN, ALANSON, JR., farmer 60.
DORMAN, JAY. farmer Ju.
DORMAN, JOHN S .. farmer or.
*DORSEY, GEO. C., grocer, 191 and 173 Water. DOUGLASS, WM. B. Armer 20.
DOUGLASS. W. B., o. .m 19.
Dove, John, mason and lo. auf s. .
Dove. Win .. farmer o.
Dowd, Martin, farmer 9.
DOX, GEO. N .. allo. physician, office and residence 192 Main.
DOX, HENRY D., brick maker and farmer 4. Dox. John L., justice of the peace, over Hipple's store. Water.
Dox. Richard D .. brick maker and farmers. DOX, WM. H. JR., brick maker aud farmer .S. DOX, W.M. H. SR .. commi-sioner of excise ! and brick manufacturer.
Doyle, John, (rith John Herron.) farmer 4216. Duff, Samuel, boots and shoes. 113 Main. Daan, James, owns 4 acres, residence P'nit- neV.
DUNN. THOMAS, furniture dealer and prop'r Union Hall. 44 Ca-tle.
Dunning. Jacob P., dry some, Any Water. . Fowler. Isabella, Mrs., farmer 80.
*DUNNING. WM. B., proprietor New : Fox. Harmon, telegraph operator N. Y. C. R. R. depot.
York Central Iron Works. c. Water and Warehouse.
*DURRANT, WM. P., jewelry. 30 Seneca. . Franklin House, Sidney S. Mallory, pro] ri- Dasinberre, Geo. B., attorney and counsel- ctor. lor, county Judge. Seneca.
Dutton. Austin, farmer 1.
Eastman, Hiram N .. M. D. Professor of the Practice of Medicine, and Diseases of Women and Children. Hobart ( olie Sec'y Geneva Medical College Ali .... o. physician, office and residence ist
Easto. Emma, Miss. (Easto & Young.) Caso, Itourv. farmer 4.
store, dress and cloak making, 02 Sen- eca.
Edington, John, shoemaker, cor. Main and Washington.
Edington, Wm. F., M. D., D. D. S., physi- cian and dentist, Linden Block, over 28 Seneca.
Enright. Thomas, farmer 5.
Dixon, John B., (with Franklin E. and ; Ernst, Herman, harness and trunks, Wa- Abram Y. Van Epps.) nurseryman and ter. farmer 21. E-ty. John B., farmer 102.
FAHLY. CHARLES, (Flower ard Fahly,) town and village clerk.
FAIRFAX, GEO., painter. wa . paper and window shade dealer, 52 Castle.
Farman, William, (Phelps,) 'riner 47. FARR. ALONZO J., farme 50.
FAULKNER. WM., carpy nter.
FEATHERLY, WM. R., brick maker. Fenn, Nichols, hair dresser, Seneca.
Fi-il. Geo. W., (P. H. ( G. W. Field.)
Field. Lucy A. Miss, principal of school for young ladies, cor. Park Place and Bank Alles.
Field. Perez H., (P. II. & G. W. Field.)
FIELD, P. II. & G. W., (Perez II. and Geo. W.,) proprietors Geneva Grain Eleva- tor, malsters and grain merchants ; T. L. Owen, foreman, Lake.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF GENEVA, Alex. L. Chew, president; Thos. Raines cashier.
Fisher. Christopher, farmer 125.
FISHER & CRANE, (Leitis Fisher and Philip Crane.) Fulton market, Seneca. Fisher, Lewis. (Fisher & Crane.)
Fleming. Amos, marble works, 97 Water.
FLEMING, AMOS, JR., marble worker.
Fliun. Fanny M., Mrs., music teacher, Gen-
Flower. Davison, (Flower & Fahly.)
FLOWER & FAHLY, (Darison Flower und Charles Fully.) books and station- erv, 15 Seneca. Folger, Charles J., (Folger & Mason,) State Senator, 20th dist.
FOLGER & MASON, (Charles J. Folger (!ul Francis O. Mason.) lawyers, over First National Bank, Water.
Foot. S. A., owns farm 30.
Fordon. George, farmer 210.
FORDON. WM., farmer 50.
Fox. Win., mason, 33 Geneva.
French, Ziny, carpenter. Fru-t. C. S., (Cogswell & Frost.)
Frechonr. Henry, carriage maker, Lake. Fulton, Hugh, owns farm 9.
Ful'on; Hugh, ( Fulton & Son,) owns farm 15.
FULTON. JOSEPH H., (Fulton & Son.)
FULTON & SON. (Joseph H. and Hugh.) noir and food and meat market, 1 Till- min Block, Water.
FANTO & YOUNG, (MMiss Emma Erstrand Mas. Mary Young) dress and cloak . GASKILL, WM. W., brick maker. makers, of Main.
Gates, James M., farmer 140 and leases 60.
GENEVA.
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Gaylord, Philotas, (Smith & Gaylord.) Gayton. Alnyra. (PhelpsA farmer 45.
GENEVA COAL & WOOD CO .. Raplee & Townsend, (John T. Rophieand Larmon G. Townsend.) Bradford, near foot of Castle.
*GENEVA COURIER, issued every Wed- nesday. R. L. Adams & Son, editors und publishers. 156 Water.
Geneva Gas Light Co., capital 836.000. P. Prouty, president ; Corydon Wheat, treas., sec'y and superintendent.
*GENEVA GAZETTE, is-ued every Fri- dar. Stephan HI. Parker, editor and pro- pri nor. Water.
GENETA GRAIN ELEVATOR. P. H. &I GUILE. A. A .. tobacconist, 7 Seneca. W. Field. malsters and grain mer- () units, Lake.
GEN NA GRAMMER SCHOOL. Charles I . Vail. principal. Washington.
GEN EVA HOUSE, William Chipps, propri- .tor. Water.
Geneva Medical College, John Towler, dean and registrar ; Hiram N. Eastman | Haas. John farmer 11.
sec'y ; office of president at present va- cant ; Main.
GENEVA NATIONAL BANK. Sammel H. VerPlanck, president : Samuel South- worth, cashier: cor. Water and Scheen. Geneva Union School, Win. H. Vronmu, 1 principal.
Geneva Water Works Co., Win. F. Cook. president : Edward Kingsland, secrets- IV. Gilbert, Alonzo. h. 3.
GILBERT & COLV. N. (W. I. GULert | HARDY. JOSEPH. SR., farmer 6. ond Delos W. Cobino door and fred | HARDY, WM. L. G .. (with Wm. T. Ren- store. cor. Water and Casti. mey. farmer leases 207. Gilbert. F. C. & Co. (Frederick C. Gilbert.) Harris, Edwin, jeweler. 16 Seneca. drnggists, 21 Seneca. HARRIS. HENRY L .. (Phelps,) farmer 90. Ha-Jorr. Henry. farmer 2:5. Gilbert. Frederick C .. . F. C. Gilbert & 100 Gilbert. Samnel If .. (Phelps, farmer 18. HAYES. C. H. & CO., (Chas. H. Hayes and Hiram (lose,) grocers, 66 Castle cor. Gilbert. Wm. L. (Wert & Calvin.) GILLIGAN. MARGARETTS., MISS. drexA inaker. over 19 Seueea.
GIROU. HENRY A., MR>,, Grossmaker. over D. P. Nel-on's harness shop. Wa- tor.
GITTENS, WILLIAMS S., (Phelps.) farm. er 3s.
Goff. Hiram, lake captain. Goodale. Elijah. farmer 54.
Goodno, Win. Rev .. pastor Baptist church. Good-on, Robert. (Phelps,) farmer 9.
*GORDON & BENSON. (Le Roy Garden und Vithen S. Benson . grover. 70 Man cor. Ca-tle.
GORDON, JOHN, builder, 1 William, cor. / HEMIUP, GEO. M., grocery and crockery Hemiup. Morris W., auctioneer, residence Main. Gor ion. Le Roy, ( Gordon (& Benson.) store. 177 Water. Grads. James, grocery and meat market, Water. Grady. Thomas. (Phelps.) farmer 1%. Hours. Paul M .. ( Anderson. Sears &. Henry.) BENSON. JAMES, blacksmith, residence 63 Pultnev. Grant, Morris, dealer in ready made cloth- ing. 22 Seneca. HENSON. THOMAS, blacksmith, cor. Washington and Pultney. . Grave -. Svabury S., (Bronson, Grures & Se-
Graves. W. M .. boots and shoes. Castle. Gray. charles P., boots and shoes. Et Cas.
Gray, Mrs. A. E .. dressmaker. 92 Main. Giray. John B .. Gray & Young.) Gras. Joshua. (Joshua Gray de Son.) Owns far& 100.
Gray. Joshua & son. (Joshua and Lyman R .. ) boots and shoes. Main.
Gray, Lyman R. (Joshua Gray & Son.) Gray & Young. (John B. Gray and John D. Young.) billiard rooms, over St. Nicho- las saloon.
Green, James, meat market, 154 Water. Green, Patrick, meat market. 1 Castle. Green, Thomas, grocer, 156 Water.
Gregory. Charles S .. farmer 316.
Griffin, James, (with Thomas.) farmer 20 and leases 74.
Griffin, Thomas, (with James,) farmer 20 and leases 74. Grove. Martin, farmer 90.
GUILFORD. H. W., agent, billiard rooms, over ? Seneca.
Gulick& Andrus, (Wiat. Gulick and Fred. Indrus.) grocers, Water.
Gufick, Wm .. ( Gulick & Andrus.)
Guy. M. S., Miss, ladies' furnishing store, dress and cloak maker, 175 Water.
*HAIGHT, M. C., agent, watches jewelry and silver ware. 6 Seneca.
| HALL. ABRAHAM B., jeweler, 17 Seneca. Hall. David S., book keeper Geneva Nation- al Bank, and town collector.
HALL. W.M., farmer 60.
HALSTEAD. JOHN J., farmer.
Hal-toad. Pearson S .. farmer 155. Tuinmond, Arthur. (Hammond & Newson.) Hammond & Newson. (Arthur Hammond and mos A. Nerson.) nursery 30.
HAYES, CHARLES H .. (C. H. Hayes & Co.) HAYES. WM. E .. tin, copper, and sheet iron works, 3 Castle.
Hayward, Win. P., agent, boots and shoes, 178 Water.
Hawks, Geo., pleasure boats to let, Water near Long Pier. Heartwell, Oscar F., farmer 82.
H. hard. Annie S., milliner, Main. HEFFRON. EDWARD. laborer.
Hetron, John, (with John Doyle,) farmer H. 1 :... .. F .. canal captain.
HERENDEEN &JONES. CEMcard HI. Her- andere and Join B. Jones,) nurserymen and fartfor- 18 !!. HERER K. V. M. A .. agent, flour and feed store, 5 Castle. Hfietzscholt, Henry, boots and shoes, 180 Main. Higgins, James, carman.
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SHORTSVILLE
WOOLEN MILLS, SHORTSVILLE, - N. Y.
JUDD SON MANUFACTURE ALL KINDS OF
WOOLEN GOODS,
ON TERMS TO SUIT CUSTOMERS.
CARDING, CLOTH DRESSING AND SPINNING
Done on short notice, also
GOODS ON HAND
FOR SALE AND
EXCHANGE FOR WOOL.
THE ONTARIO CITIZEN,
BOOK, CARD AND JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
PHELPS, N. Y.
A. V. COOPER, . .
Editor and Proprietor.
TERMS IN ADVANCE.
One copy one year, $2,00 One copy six months, 1.00
As we do our own JOB PRINTING, and are not obliged to make a profit over and above the high price of labor, we can afford to execute all work entrusted to us at a very LOW RATE and in a workmanlike manner.
The CITIZEN will be found an excellent advertising medium, and our rates are much lower than any other paper in this section.
"All work promptly attended to, and satisfaction guaranteed.
ONTARIO COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 201
J. W. SMITH & CO'S
CARPET STORE, AND
28 SENECA ST., GENEVA, N. Y.
At this Establishment may be found, at any season. a full stock of
CHOICE DRY GOODS, RICH SILKS, NEW STYLES DRESS GOODS, ELEGANT SHAWLS. EMBROIDERIES AND REAL LACES, Domestic Linens. House-Keeping Goods, CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR. STYLISH CLOAKS, 11.40 Ladies' Cloakings.
In our Carpet Room may be Seen VELVET, BRUSSELS, 3 PLY AND INGRAIN CARPETING,
ALSO OIL CLOTHS IN ALL WIDTHS, MATTINGS, RUGS, DRUGGETS, &C. J. W. SMITH & CO.
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ONTARIO COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
B. F. WEBSTER'S
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Rear of International Hotel, Water Street,
GENEVA. . - - . N. Y.
Where will be found for the service of the public.
Fine Horses, the Best of Carriages & Careful Drivers.
HOUSES AND CARRIAGES FOR PARTIES, EXCURSIONS, &C. B. F. WEBSTER.
G. C. DORSEY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, WINES & LIQUORS,
WOOD AND
WILLOW WARE, &c., &c.
171 & 173 Water St., - GENEVA, N. Y.
REMEMBER --- The Largest and Best Stock of Goods in Geneva is to be found at this Store.
ONTARIO COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 203
IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN !
PRACTICAL REMUNERATIVE EDUCATION
AND EXTENSIVE BUSINESS INFLUENCE,
PLACED WITHIN THE REACH OF
EVERY ENTERPRISING PERSON. V. A. Warren & Co's Bruant & Stratton SYRACUSE
Busi
College,
MALCOLM BLOCK.
The place to obtain a thorough Business Education, a Regular Course of lustruction, sul an
METROVED SESTEN 07 TRAS DIEINESS TRAINING, Selected from the Best Business Houses in the country.
Scholarship Good in Forty-Eight Associated Colleges.
BOOK-KEEPING, PENMANSHIP,
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC, COMMERCIAL LAW AND ENGLISH GRAMMAR Thoroughly Taught and Success Guaranteed.
Ladies desiring to pursue either a full or partial course at the institution will enjoy
ladk - and gentlemen are invited to call or write for ( ireglar- and -pecimens of splen- did Penmanship, by Prof. WARREN, the Champion off hatt Penman.
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ONTARIO COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
T. E. SMITH'S
WAREHOUSE. GENEVA, N. Y.
This Establishment is the largest of its kind in Central New York. Alarge and complete assortment of all kinds of Furniture is constantly kept on hand. The following ¿ re some of its features :
First, Thoroughness. This quality is manifest not only as to the work- manship of the articles offered for sale, but also with regard to the com- pleteness with which every branch of the business is represented. Every portion of every department receives strict attention ; all kinds and all classes of furniture are always to be found ; and the gaps made by the pur- chasers are immediately filled up by the score of workmen who are kept constantly employed. The work, too, is all done well, which is owing to the system observed in the labor of the different employees. Each depart- ment is worked by mechanics whose sole attention is given to their work only, and in pu, "ing such a course every branch of manufacture is done
by those who t. ghly understand their business. In consequence of thus classifying the work, it is all done well, and purchasers can be assured that the articles they buy are reliable as regards good workmanship.
Secondly, one is struck by the taste displayed in the large stock of goods. In going through such a large establishment, and everywhere be- holding articles not only a" made, but tastefully made, the results of com- petent direction are manifest. This is owing to the excellent judgment and taste of the proprietor, Mr. T. E. SMITH. Under his supervision, arti- cles which are carved or ornamented in other ways, show artistic and beautiful designs. Strength is combined with beauty, and neatness with elaborateness. In the different styles of furniture. from the lightest to the most massive, and in the changes which often occur, attention to beauty and grace is never lost.
As to variety, there is scarcely a style of furniture that cannot be found at this establishment .. In bed-room sets; parlor furniture, and small arti- cles of various kinds, persons of all tastes can be suited. The most fertile invention is displayed in originating new patterns and unique designs .- Mirrors of all shapes and sizes ; desks, with new and ingenious contrivan- ces; and picture frames carved in numberless patterns, all claim attention. A visit is required through the rooms to give one an idea of the variety displayed.
This establishment has the name, and justly, of being the largest Furni- ture Warehouse in this part of the state. It receives frequent encomiums from the Press of other places, and indeed all who thoroughly comprehend its advantages, not only patronize it themselves, but also advise their friends to. And in giving this advice we heartily join them.
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GENEVA.
Higgins. James, prop. Railroad Hotel in | Jones, Fred. A., sewing machine agent, 28 N. Y. C. R. R. depot. Seneca.
Higgins. Thos .. carman.
HILFAKER. JOHN, bakery, Water.
Hilliard. W. H., landscape artist, Castle.
HINCKLEY, ABEL S., photographer, over 10 Seneca, 3d floor.
Hipple, George. merchant tailor, 161 Water. Hobart College, Rev. William Dexter Wil- son. D. D., acting president. Trinity Professor of Christian Ethics, and pro- fessor of Logic and Intellectual Philoso- phy, and of History; R. A. Olin, Ho- bart Professor of the Latin Language :! John Towler. M. D., Prendergast Pro- fossor of Natural Philosophy, and Col-
Chemistry and Pharmacy, and Acting Professor of Modern Languages, and Dean of the Medical Faculty : Albert Sproull Wheeler, M. A., Professor of the Greek Language and Literature; Kendrich Metcalf, Horace White Pro- fessor of Rhetoricand Elocution ; Rev. Francis T. Russell, M. A., Professor of Oratory. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT :- Frederick Hyde. M. D., Professor of the Principles and Practice of Surgery: George Burr. M. D., Professor of Gen- eral and Special Anatomy: Nel-on Ni- vison, M. D., Professor of Physiology and Pathology, and Microscopic Annto- my : Hiram N. Eastman, M. D., Pro- fessor of the Practice of Medicine. and Diseases Women and Children ; E. P. Allen. y. Professor of Obstetrics.
and Materia _ .ca; Lyman W. BR-s. M. D. Demonstrator of Anatomy ; Rev. K. Metcalf. D. D., Librarian. Holland, James. farmer leaves 65.
Holt, Thos,, carpenter and builder. Castie. Hopgood, Jobn, black-mith, Puliney.
Howard, George. ( DoMin & Howard.) Howland, Three pick& farmer No. HUBBARD. ARASTU'S R., tuier. HUDSON, ROBERT, laborer. Hake, Chas .. Make & Taylor
Hake & Taylor, ( Chartes Huke and (norge Taylor,) bakery, 130 Water. Hant. Gottlieb. tailor. 44 Castle.
Hurd, Edgar H., lawyer, Seneca.
Hutchinson. Joseph, malster and farmer !). Hyatt. Seymour, Captain, master tow-host Elmira.
Hyde, Frederick. M. D., Professor of the Principles and Practice of Surgery, Ho- bart Collere.
Ide, John, (John Ide and Son.)
Ide. John A .. (John Ide and Son.)
IDE. JOHN & SON, (John and John A .. blacksmiths, Water.
Ide. Mary M .-.. tailoress. Power's Alley. . *INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, Water near Seneca, Hiram L. Suydam, proprietor. Jackson. Anthony. farmer 111.
Jackson, Henry J., M. D., homeo. physic- fan, Warer opposite Courier office. Jack-on. Win., farmer 53. Jenner, J. Miks, hair jewelry, over 16 Senecs. John-on, George. carman.
JOHNSON. GEO. W .. farmer 98. Johnson, Increase S., farmer 145.
John-on, Joseph B., carriage maker, Wash- ington. M
JONES, JOHN B., (Herendeen and Jones.) JONES, SAMUEL L., Inmber yard and planing mill, also storage and forward- ing agent for Seneca Falls line, Brad- ford.
Jordan, Benj., farmer 30.
Joslin, Henry C., farmer 5.
JUDSON, WM. W., merchant tailor and ready made clothing, 196 Water.
JUPIETER, BENJAMIN W., hair dresser, Water.
Kane, John. farmer 6.
Keating. Patrick C., tailor, Tillman Block, Water.
lere Professor of Mathematics, and of | KEITH. THOMAS, farmer leases 48.
Kellv. Edward. farmer 1,
KELLY. PATRICK, former 5.
Kennedy, -- , brewer, Washington, near the lake.
KENT, ENOS, merchant tailor, 9 Seneca. Kvongh, James, village collector.
*KEYES, BENJAMIN W., carriage manu- facturer, 46 Castle.
*KING, HENRY, livery, rear American Hotel, Castle.
King, Jerre Mrs., dress maker. High.
Kingsland, Edward, music dealer, agent for Joseph Fellows. (Pultney estate,) sec- retary Geneva Water Works Co., 175. Main.
Kingsland. E. Mrs. . music teacher, 175 Main. "KIPP. CHARLES. china ware; 30 Seneca. Kipp, Henry D., (Kipp, Me Dougall & Co.) Kipp, Mc Dougall & Co., (Henry D. . Kipp, Cien. C. Me Dougall and Thomas Me- B'ain.) Geneva Steam Bending Works, Water.
KIPPEN. GEORGE, farmer 152.
KITSON, HENRY, foreman for James O. sheldon.
KLUBE. GUSTAV, harness and trunks. 197
Knight. Mary A. Misa, millinery and dress making. Inke. K: leht. Richard, (R. Knight &: Son.)
Kuigut, Richard JJr., ( R. Knight & Son.) Knight, R. & Son. (Richard and Richard Jr .. ) grocers, Bradford.
KNIGHT, W.M., grocer and liquor dealer, Water.
KROM, GEORGE. (Phelps,) farmer 150. Lambart. Libhie Miss, hoop skirt manu- facturer, 49 Castle. LAMONT, CHARLES F., boat builder, Water.
Langdon. A. W., owns farm 25.
LATHROP, ALBERT, blacksmith, boards 35 Washington, owns house 25 Grove.
Laws. Thow , farmer 2.
Lav, John Jr., (R. M. & T. J. Skilton & Co.) LEE, NATHANIEL, tobacco and cigars, 11 Seneca.
LofTargo; James, farmer 100.
Lederte, Edward V., blacksmith and farmer 1. Leland. Mrs., s, lect primary school, Colt. Lewin. durch.
Lewis, Martha Mrs., farmer 23. Lewis, Samuel, curman. Linden Hall. Seneca, Corydon Wheat, proprietor. Lingle, David, carpenter.
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A. H. MATSON, (SUCCESSOR TO G. B. ELLIS.) DEALER IN PIANO FORTES, ORGANS, MELODEONS,
VIOLINS, GUITARS, Flutes, Fintinas, Accordeons,
CONCERTINAS, BANJOS, FIFES, DRUMS, SHEET MUSIC, INSTRUCTION BOOKS, and every kind of Musical Merchandise.
I am dealing in and prepared to furnish any make and style of Piano desired: Stein- way. Mixsell, Wm. Knabe & Co., Steck's. New York Union Piano Forte Co., Chickering, ITallet, Davis & Co., Boardman & Gray, and any other make desired. I am also sole agent for
THE AMERICAN ORGAN, IN GENEVA AND SURROUNDING COUNTRY.
Also Agent for Mason & Hamlin. Taylor & Farley, &c. All the above articles will be furnished from 5 to to per cent. lower than they can be had in New York or Boston. OLD PIANOS TAZEN IN EXCHANGE. - - TUNING AND REPAIRING DONE IN THE BEST MANNER.
LINDEN WILL BLOCK. GEN VA N. A. A. H. MATSON.
GARRETTS & BEARD, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Writing, Wrapping, Tissue, Roll & Fancy PAPER.
PRINTERS' SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS, SHIPPING CARDS'AND TAGS.
Country Dealers Supplied with Envelopes and Stationery at New York Prices.
No. & Wost Fayette St., SYRACUSE, N. Y.
COLEMAN & CAARMAN, SURGEON DENTISTS, CANANDAIGUA, N. Y. SEE PAGE 112.
GENEVA.
207
Long. George, farmer 90.
LOOMIS. HENRY H., hop grower. dealer in Western lands and farmer #2.
Loomis, Jerome, (estate,) farmer 174.
Love. James W .. grocer, south side seneca.
Lowthorp. Eliza Miss, music teacher. Main. | Melellan, John, farmer 60.
Lowthorp, Jeannette Mi -- , music teacher, Main.
Lndlow. John E., farmer 13%,
Ludlow, Thomas, butcher.
Lam, Daniel L .. (D. L. Lum & Son.) Lum, D. L. & Son. (Donde L. and Wm. T.,) druggi-rs. 21 Seneca.
Lum. Win T .. . D. L. Loom und Sen.)
I.von. George, farmer lease- 6!
Mallory. Sidney S .. proprietor Franklin House, milk dairy and farmer 135. Wa- · ter. foot of Seneca.
MANSION HOUSE. Avery & Moore. pro- prietors.
Marcell. Mathias. umbrella and parasol ma- ker. Water.
MARSHALL & BRONSON MRS., (rs. C. D. Marshall and Miss M. M. Bron. .80h. ) milliners. south side Seneca. Marshall, C. D. Mrs .. ( Marshal! & Bronson.) Mason. Francis O. (Følger & Maso; )
*MATSON. A. HOLTON, dealer in music and musical instruments, 28 Sonora. Maxwell. Henry C., ( T. C. Maxwell & Broth- ers.) Maxwell. Joshua I .. (T. C. Maxwell and Brothers.)
Maxwell, T. C. & Brothers. ( Thompimm C. Henry C .. 6 " Issima I.) nurserymen, 132 Castle.
Maxwell. Thomp -. C., (T. C. Maxwell Brothers.) MeBlain, Samuel, owns farm 94. McBlain, Thomas. ( Kipp. Me Dougall & ('o.) MCCARTHY. JAMES. . PhelpsA farmer 70.
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MeCarty. Augustus, photograph anti-t 11 ! Moore, Jemes, CAreau & Mare.) Seneca. MCCARTY, DANIEL, laborer.
McCormick. Robert. carpenter and builder. . Morrison. Archie. (Parker & Morrison.) MeDill. John. farmer Inter- !
McDonald. Angus, (McDonald & Rose.) post master.
MeDonald. Michael. farmer 3. MCDONALD & ROSE. (Angus McDonal and Arthur P. Rose. Hawvers. 3 Seneca
McDonough. James, grocer, 119 Main.
MsDonough, John, mason.
MeDonough, Michael, merchant tailor, i Seneca. MeDongall, Geo. C .. (Kipp, MeDougall & Co.1
MCDOWELL, DAVID, (Phelps.) farmer 136.
McFergan. Geo., agent N. Y. C. R. R.
Mckay, John, (Porger & Me Kay.) Melire, Samuel S .. farmer 203. Mckelvie. Charle -. farmer 100.
MeKelvie. Nancy Mrs., farmer 17.
MCKELVIE. WM. B., farmer 55.
MeKobie. W'm. G .. fariner so. MeManns. J. T. Rov .. parish priest Chnich of >1. Francis de sales. (Catholic.)
MCRANE. W.M. R .. farmer 10. Mc Williams, James, fariner 406. MEAD. ( BABLES H .. harness and trunks. 31 Seneca.
MEAD, LEWIS, boots and shoes, American Block. Castle.
MEANS. GEORGE W .. farmer 141.
Means, Joseph, farmer 110.
Mehan, John, meat market, Main.
Melendy. Elias, farmer 117.
Memorial St. Peter's Church, (Episcopal,) Rev. James Rankine. D. D., rector.
*MERREL, ANDREW. M. D., (Merrell &C Perkins,) grape vine propagator, Lewis Street Vineries.
MERRELL & PERKINS. (Andrew Mer- rell, M. D., and Joseph Perkins. )physic- Hans, opposite W. U. Telegraph office, Seneca.
MERRILL, S. HARVEY, painter and far- mer 6.
Merritt. Edward, carpenter.
Metcalf. Kendrich, Horace White Professor of Rhetoric and Elocution, Hobart Col-
Metcalf. K. Rev., D. D., Librarian, Hobart College.
Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev. John Raines, pastor.
METZGER & DODSON. (Lewis Metzger & Fart A. Dodson,) flour and feed store, . 2 Tillman Block. Water.
Metzger. Lewis. (Metzger & Dodsan.) MIDDLEWOOD. MATHEW, farmer 112. "MITCHELL, ROBERT, boots. shoes.leath- er, bindings. &c., 20 Seneca.
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