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Fish and Game Association of Southern Jefferson County; Dr. E. L. Sargent, of Watertown, pres.
The Jefferson County Homeopathic Medical Society was organized in November, 1888. Dr. G. C. Hibbard, of Mannsville, pres .; Dr. R. F. Gates, of Brownville, sec'y and treas.
The Jefferson County Medical Society was organized December 17. 1806, and reorgan- ized September 1, 1868. Dr. C. G. Stevens, of Watertown, pres .; Dr. Charles Rice, sec'y; anual meetings the second Tuesday in Jannary of each year, in Watertown.
Jefferson County Board of Underwriters; A. Y. Stewart, of Carthage, pres .; Joseph Atwell, of Watertown, sec'y.
The Jefferson County Undertakers Association was organized in December, 1889. H. O. Gardner, of Philadelphia, pres .; C. W. Hall, of Antwerp, sec'y.
Jefferson County Branch of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals; Rev. Richmond Fisk, pres.
Watertown District of the Episcopalian Woman's Auxiliary Society; Mrs. George Goodale, of Watertown, pres .; Mrs. C. A. Sherman, of Watertown, sec'y.
Watertown District Epworth League; Samuel Call, pres .; Miss Ella Harris, of Gouver- neur, sec'y; E. E. Cheeseman. of Philadelphia, treas.
Jefferson County Y. P. S. C. E .: G. H. Cobb, pres .; G. A. Osborn, sec'y.
Jefferson County Farmers' Union; F. E. Wilson, sec'y.
Net Fishermen's Protective Association; W. Ainsworth, sec'y.
Jefferson County Dairymen's Association: rooms 6 American arcade, Watertown.
ADAMS .- Adams C. L. S. C. was organized in October, 1883. O. B. Rhodes, pres .; Miss Fannie L. Gaylord, sec'y and treas .; meets every Wednesday evening.
Adams Young People's C. L. S. C .; L. B. Irwin, pres .; Miss Julia Monroe, sec'y.
The Calisophian Society of the Adams Collegiate Institute was organized in 1865; meets every Monday evening during school terms.
The Nousaskian Society of the Adams Collegiate Institute was organized in 1883; meets weekly during school terms.
Ladies Aid Society of the Seventh-Day Baptist Church; Mrs. A. B. Prentice, pres. ; Mrs. A. J. Green, sec'y; meets every alternate Tuesday.
Ladies Aid Society of the First Baptist Church was organized in 1887. Mrs. William Gussman, pres. ; Mrs. D. Carley, sec'y; meets the last Thursday of each month.
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church of Adams Center; Mrs. F. Brown, pres. ; Miss Nellie McGill, sec'y; meets the first Thursday of each month.
Ladies Missionary Society of the Baptist Church of Adams Center was organized in 1883. Mrs. J. F. Nelson, pres. ; Miss M. E. Fuller, sec'y; meets the second Thursday of each month.
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church; Mrs. H. Harrington, pres .; Mrs. Perry Dean, see'y and treas.
Adams Rural Cemetery Association; George Frasier, pres. and sec'y pro tem.
Young People's Literary Society of Adams Center; W. D. Ayres, pres.
Kangaroo Tennis Club was organized May 8, 1890. J. H. Wait. pres .; G. C. Fox, sec'y.
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ALEXANDRIA .- Alexandria Bay Young Men's Library Association; 1,304 volumes; rooms in Westcott block, James street.
Westminster Park Association was incorporated in 1875. Hon. A. Cornwall, of Alex- andria Bay, pres .; L. R. Hanford, of Watertown, sec'y; opposite Alexandria Bay on Wells Island.
Central Park Association was incorporated in 1881. B. B. Taggart, of Watertown, pres. ; J. Atwell, Jr., of Watertown, sec'y.
ANTWERP .- Antwerp Union Agricultural Society, Dewitt Copley, pres .; W. N. Johnson, sec'y; H. S. Sterling, supt.
Y. P. S. C. E. of the M. E. Church; D. E. Burchell, pres .; Mrs. C. M. Smith, record- ing sec'y: Miss Cora Graves, corresponding sec'y.
Y. P. S. C. E. of the Congregational Church; F. D. Hall, pres .; Camilla Werner, re- cording sec'y; Georgie Schull, corresponding sec y.
Ladies Aid Society of Ox Bow; Mrs. M. J. Deans, sec'y.
BROWNVILLE .- The Ladies Aid of the M. E. Church was organized in November, 1889. Mrs. George Lewis, pres .; Mrs. A. M. Fradenburgh, sec'y.
The Farmers' Benefit Association of Pillar Point was organized November 13, 1889. S. O. Adams, pres .; J. F. Kimball, sec'y.
CAPE VINCENT .- Cape Vincent Agricultural Society; H. T. Stoel, pres .; L. G. Kelsey, sec'y; L. O. Woodruff, treas.
Y. P. S. C. E. of the Presbyterian Church; Miss Emma Ainsworth, pres .; Miss Jessie Lee, sec'y and treas.
Guardian Angel Society of St. Vincent de Paul's Church; Lillie Bradt, pres .; Nellie Lynch, sec'y.
St. Lawrence Union Cemetery Association was incorporated in 1882. H. T. Stoel, pres .; C. B. Carey, sec'y.
The C. L. S. C. of Chaumont was organized in October, 1888.
CLAYTON .- The Security Building, Loan, and Savings Association was incorporated under the- laws of the state in 1889. Hon. James Johnson. pres .; A. E. Wood, sec'y; W. D. Clark, treas .; C. E. Hocknel, manager.
The Thousand Island Canoe Club was organized in November, 1888. F. H. Taylor, of Philadelphia, Pa., commodore; Dr. A. Bain, vice-commodore; E. A. Burlingame, sec'y; regular meetings the first Wednesday evening of every month.
Y. P. S. C. E. of the M. E. Church; F. C. Shaw, pres .; George Vandewalker, sec'y.
Round Island Park Association was incorporated in 1879. Charles Hubbard, of Syra- cuse, N. Y., pres .; George L. Davis, of Watertown, sec'y.
Clayton Lodge Knights of Sobriety, Fidelity, and Integrity was instituted April 5, 1890. E. W. Estes, com .; D. R. Hardy, sec'y.
ELLISBURGH .- Woman's Auxiliary to the Board of Missions of Christ Church was organized in 1886. Mrs. D. S. Millard. pres .; Mrs. Frances L. Wilds, sec'y and treas .; meets every alternate Thursday.
Woman's Home Missionary Union (auxiliary to the State Society) was organized in 1886. Mrs. J. W. Sargent, pres .; Julia Clark, sec'y; meets the first Thursday in each month.
Woman's Home Missionary Union of Woodville was organized in 1886. Mrs. F. M. Clark, pres .; Miss Alice V. Hitchcock, sec'y; meets the first Thursday of each month.
Y. P. S. C. E. of Woodville; M. W. Wood, pres .: Miss Stella Wood, sec'y; meets the. first Friday of each month.
Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church of Belleville; Mrs. J. E. Green, pres .; Mrs. Eliza A. Barney, sec'y and treas .; meets the first Saturday of each month.
The C. L. S. C. of Belleville was organized in 1885. Mrs. J. E. Green, pres .; Mrs. Abbie Fulton, sec'y; meets every alternate Wednesday.
The Mannsville Young Men's Literary Society was organized in November, 1889. P. B. Cox, pres .; Brayton Parker, sec'y and treas. ; business meetings once a month.
The Lecture Association of Belleville; M. D. Swan, vice-pres .; Dr. E. A. Chapman, recording sec'y.
HENDERSON .- Henderson Social Library was founded in 1819.
HOUNSFIELD .- Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church of Sackets Harbor; Mrs. H. M. Griffin, pres .; Mrs. C. C. Read, sec'y.
East Hounsfield Literary and Religious Society; B. S. Fonton, pres .; L. L. Allen, sec'v.
LORRAINE .- Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. Church was organized in June, 1888. Mrs. Allen Pitkin, pres .; Libbie E. Tucker, sec'y; meets every alternate Thursday.
LYME .- Home Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church of Chaumont was organized in February, 1890. Mrs. Cleveland, pres .; Mrs. A. A. Getman, sec'y.
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SOCIETIES.
ORLEANS .- Thousand Island Park Association was incorporated in December, 1874, and rein- corporated January 18, 1879. George P. Folts, of Herkimer, pres .; W. R. Fitch, of Low- ville, sec'y; O. P. Hadcock, of Watertown, treas.
RODMAN. - Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Congregational Church was organized in October, 1873. Miss Ione A. Campbell, pres .; Miss Hattie A. Merwin, sec'y; meets the last Friday in each month.
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Whitesville was organized in 1885. Mrs. William Caulkins, pres .: Mrs. A. P. Gardner, sec'y; meets the third Friday of each month.
The Woman's Auxiliary to the Home Missionary Society of the Congregational Church was organized in 1882. Mrs. A. C. Hughs, pres .; Mrs. F. W. Pierce, sec'y; meets the first and third Thursdays of each month.
Epworth League of the M. E. Church was reorganized in December, 1889, from the Y. P. S. C. E. G. M. Vroman, pres .; Effie Hughes, sec's.
C. L. S. C. of Rodman; Rev. C. E. Miller, pres .; Mrs. G. V. Cooley, sec'y; meets every Tuesday evening.
THERESA .- Mistletoe C. L. S. C .; Prof. W. C. Stone, pres ; Miss Florence Chadwick, sec'y.
WATERTOWN. -- Watertown Board of Trade was organized in January, 1889. B. B. Taggart, pres. : John R. Pawling, sec'y.
Watertown Produce Exchange was organized May 2, 1890. J. P. Douglass, of Theresa, pres .; A. W. Munk, of Watertown, sec'y.
Y. M. C. A. of Watertown was organized in 1870. W. H. Stevens, pres .; W. A. Teele, vice-pres .; F. M. Bosworth, recording sec'y; G. B. Massey, treas .; Ben M. Lewis, general sec'y; regular meetings of the board of directors the first Tuesday in each month.
Junior Department Y. M. C. A. : officers are elected the last Friday evening of March, June, September, and December; monthly business meetings are held on the last Friday of each month: class for Bible study is held every Tuesday evening.
Woman's Auxiliary to the Y. M. C. A .: Mrs. S. C. Knickerbocker, pres .: Miss C. E. Tuthill, sec'y; meets the first Wednesday in each month; annual meeting the first Wed- nesday in March.
Watertown Savings, Building, and Loan Association was organized in 1888. D. C. Middleton, pres. ; F. H. Waddingham, sec'y.
Watertown Law and Order League was organized in October, 1889. J. M. Tilden, pres. ; Lotus Ingalls, sec'y.
Watertown Agricultural Society, J. R. Stebbins, pres .; H. M. Stevens, sec'y.
Bureau of Charities, Rev. R. Fisk, pres .: Mrs. U. C. Walker, sec'y.
Young Men's Catholic Union was organized May 1, 1887, affiliated with the C. Y. M. N. U., and incorporated in 1888. A. S. Healy, pres .; W. Gilligan, recording sec'y; J. E. Foley, corresponding sec'y.
Maple City Division, No. 25, Order of Railway Conductors; O. A. Hines, C. C .; P. Red- mond, sec'y and treas .; meets the first and third Sundays of each month.
Division 227, Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, meets the second Sunday and the last Monday of every month.
Empire Lodge, No. 212, Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, meets the second Mon- day and the fourth Sunday of every month.
Watertown Board of Education, A. H. Sawyer, pres .; Fred Seymour, supt. and clerk; meets the third Monday of each month.
Woman's Auxiliary Association of Grace Episcopal Church meets the first Tuesday of each month.
Guild of Earnest Workers of Grace Episcopal Church meets the first Wednesday of every month.
Ladies Aid Society of Trinity Episcopal Church usually meets every Wednesday.
Ladies Parochial Branch of the Woman's Auxiliary of Trinity Episcopal Church meets every Wednesday, and the Girls Branch every Friday, during the fall and winter.
The Industrial School of Trinity Episcopal Church meets every Saturday during the fall and winter.
Guild of the Silver Cross of Trinity Episcopal Church meets the first and third Mon- days of every month.
King's Sons of Trinity Episcopal Church meets the second and fourth Mondays of every month.
Girls Friendly of Trinity Church meets every Tuesday evening.
Brookside Cemetery Association; H. H. Babcock, pres .; A. L. Upliam, sec'y and treas .; John Donahue, supt.
Calvary Cemetery Association; Rev. C. Ramot, pres .; T. Keenan, sec'y.
North Watertown Cemetery Association; J. A. McConnell, sec'y; E. Roseboom, supt.
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SOCIETIES-POSTOFFICES AND POSTMASTERS.
Watertown Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children; Rev. R. Fisk, pres. ; Mrs. U. C. Walker, sec'y; works through the Bureau of Charities.
Farrington Medical Club; Dr. W. T. Laird, pres .; Dr. M. M. Adams, sec'y and treas .; meets the second Wednesday of each month.
Jeffersonian Club; C. E. Holbrook. pres .; Fred Britton, sec'y.
Republican Club of Watertown; Watson M. Rogers, pres .; B. A. Field, sec'y.
WILNA .- Carthage Union Agricultural Society was organized in 1875. C. C. Ingraham, pres .; L. G. Chase, sec'y.
Carthage Permanent Savings, Loan, and Building Association was organized in 1888. H. M. Mosher, pres .; H. B. Edmonds, sec'y.
The Merchants and Manufacturers Exchange of Carthage was organized in November, 1889. C. P. Ryther, pres.
Young Men's Catholic Union of Carthage; P. J. Forney, pres .; C. G. Duffy, sec'y; meets the first Tuesday evening of each month.
Young Men's Social Club of Carthage was organized in February, 1889. C. J. Clark, pres .; A. A. Collins, sec'y.
Carthage Board of Health was organized in June, 1890. J. P. Kinney, pres .; F. M. Wing, sec'y and registrar; H. A. Brown, health officer.
Board of Education of Carthage Union Free School; J. L. Norton, pres .; L. G. Peck, clerk.
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E. Church of Carthage; Mrs. J. C. Darling, pres .; Mrs. D. B. White, recording sec'y; Mrs. A. H. Francis, corresponding sec'y.
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the M. E. Church of Carthage; Mrs. J. C. Darling, pres .; Mrs. A. H. Francis, recording sec'y; Mrs. J R. Steele, corresponding sec'y.
Y. P. S. C. E. of the Baptist Church of Carthage; V. J. Crowner, pres .; Miss Belle Graham, recording sec'y; Mrs. A. Allen, corresponding sec'y.
Y. P. S. C. E. of the Presbyterian Church of Carthage; M. S. Wilder, pres .; Addison Seaman, recording sec'y; C. E. Williams, corresponding sec'y.
Young People's Mission Band of the Baptist Church of Carthage; Eddie G. Lane, pres .; Leon Ashbeck, sec'y.
R., W. & O. and C. & A. R. R. Mutual Aid Society of Carthage; E. H. Miller, pres .; W. S. McCallister, sec'y and treas.
Epworth League of the M. E. Church of Wood's Mills was organized in January, 1890. Carson Symonds, pres .; Miss Nellie Ford, sec'y.
POSTOFFICES AND POSTMASTERS.
POSTOFFICE.
TOWN.
POSTMASTER.
*Adams,
Adams,
A. J. Lovelee.
* Adams Center,
Adams,
Mrs. M. S. Graves.
* Alexandria Bay,
Alexandria.
Frank W. Barker.
*Antwerp,
Antwerp,
Martin L. Willard.
*Belleville,
Ellisburgh,
S. Church.
Bishop Street,
Henderson,
Albert O. Smith.
*Black River,
Rutland,
P. V. Poor.
*Brownville,
Brownville,
C. W. Smith.
Burr's Mills,
Watertown,
A. A. Hardy.
*Cape Vincent,
Cape Vincent,
John Bulkley.
*Carthage,
Wilna,
A. B. Westcott.
Champion,
Champion,
Alonzo Shedd.
Chanmont.
Lyme,
Clara W. Dewey.
*Clayton,
Clayton.
S. McCarn.
Depauville,
Clayton.
Alfred D. Lowe.
*Dexter,
Brownville,
G. S. Casler.
East Hounsfield,
Hounsfield,
William Warren.
East Rodman.
Rodman,
O. A. Edmonds.
East Watertown,
Watertown,
Edward Grothier.
*Ellisburgh,
H. A. Parsons.
*Evans Mills,
Ellisburgh, Le Ray,
W. Rulison.
* Money order offices.
POSTOFFICES AND POSTMASTERS-COUNTY OFFICERS.
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POSTOFFICE.
TOWN.
POSTMASTER.
Felt's Mills,
Le Ray, Orleans,
M. M. Parker.
Fisher's Landing,
George W. Bretsch.
Frontenac,
Clayton,
J. P. Snider.
Great Bend,
Champion,
Walter A. Horr.
*Henderson,
Henderson,
F. J. Whitney.
Henderson Harbor, *La Fargeville, Le Raysville,
Limerick,
Brownville,
F. D. Pieree.
Lorraine,
Lorraine,
Eben M. Ramsey.
*Mannsville,
Ellisburgh,
Clarence L. Beebe.
Natural Bridge,
John Shoemaker.
North Wilna,
Omar,
Orleans,
John Garlock.
Orleans Four Corners,
Orleans,
Eli T. Sargent.
Ox Bow,
Antwerp,
William B. Davis.
Pamelia Four Corners,
Pamelia.
William H. Miller.
Perch River,
Brownville,
William H. Gillett.
*Philadelphia,
Philadelphia,
Philip M. Farnham.
Pierrepont Manor,
Ellisburgh,
Edward J. Robinson.
Pillar Point,
Brownville,
Miss Lnella Stone.
Plessis,
Alexandria,
S. Makepeace.
Point Peninsula,
Lyme.
Betsie A. Clark.
*Redwood,
Alexandria,
C. Ahles.
Rice's.
Watertown,
E. A. Avers.
River View,
Cape Vincent,
Mrs. Mary C. Laird.
Rodman,
Rodman.
Levi Washburn.
Rosiere,
Cape Vineent,
E. Solar.
Rural Hill,
Ellisburgh,
A. A. Fillmore.
Rutland,
Rutland,
F. B. Lindsell.
*Sackets Harbor,
Hounstield,
C. B. Holloway.
St. Lawrence.
Cape Vincent,
Charles B. Carey.
Sinford's Corners,
Le Ray,
M. H. Matty.
*Smithville,
Adams and Henderson,
W. H. Rice.
Sonth Champion.
Champion,
D. A. Goodrich.
South Rutland,
Rutland,
Mrs. Eva E. Riordan.
Sterlingville,
Philadelphia,
Sherman Corbin.
Stone Mills,
Orleans,
John Irwin.
*Theresa.
Theresa,
George W. Bidleman.
Thousand Island Park,
Orleans,
Rev. D. W. Thurston.
Three Mile Bay,
Lyme,
Charles W. Mckinstry.
Thurso,
Clayton,
David Black.
Tremaine's Corners.
Rodman,
George L. Mckinley.
*Watertown,
Watertown,
E. M. Gates.
Wilna,
Wilna.
Lotus S. Fargo.
Woodville,
Ellisburgh,
Worth Center,
Worth,
G. M. Wood, Edward Cornell.
Worthville,
Worth,
C. G. Van Broeklin.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
State Senator .- (2Ist District ) George B. Sloan, of Oswego.
Assemblymen .- (Two districts) Henry J. Lane, of Sackets Harbor, 1st District; Isaac Mitchell, of Stone Mills, 2d District.
Judge of County Court .- John C. McCartin, of Watertown. Special County Judge .- Alphonso E. Cooley, of Adams Center.
Surrogate .-- Ross C. Scott, of Watertown. Special Surrogate .- Frank T. Evans, of Car- thage.
County Clerk .- O. De Grasse Greene, of Adams Center.
District Attorney .- Frank H. Peek, of Watertown.
County Sheriff .- Willard E. Saxe, of Watertown.
Justices of Sessions .- Frank D. Seeber, of Brownville, and James T. Borland, of Cape Vincent.
* Money order offices.
Henderson,
Charles Eggleston.
Orleans,
Helen L. Flansburgh.
Le Ray,
Frederick C. Appenzeller.
Wilna, Wilna,
Sanford Lewis.
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COUNTY OFFICERS-COURTS-INDEX TO ILLUSTRATIONS.
County Coroners .- Dr. De Witt C. Rodenhurst, of Philadelphia; Dr. Engene A. Chapman, of Belleville; and Dr. M. L. Smith, of Watertown.
Superintendent of the Poor .- John R. Washburn, of Watertown.
School Commissioners .- S. Whitford Maxson. of Adams Center, 1st Dist .; Truman C. Gray, of Antwerp, 2d Dist .; Charles E. Whitney, of Cape Vincent, 3d Dist .; and Fred Seymour, supt. of schools of the city of Watertown.
Commissioners for Loaning United States Deposit Fund .- Martin L. Graves,* of Rutland, and Richard Rodenhurst, of Theresa.
County Treasurer .- Alanson D. Seaver, of Watertown.
Board of Supervisors .- Meetings held the third Tuesday in February .- Jacob Stears, Jr., of Watertown, Clerk. W. D. Arms, Adams; Fred T. Holmes, Alexandria; Dr. G. H. Wood, Antwerp; Walter Zimmerman, Brownville; D. L. Fitzgerald, Cape Vincent; Wesley Briggs, Champion; W. H. Consaul. Clayton; J. M. Thompson, Ellisburgh; A. A. Scott, Henderson; J. A. MeWayne, Hounsfield; F. E. Croissant, Le Rav: C. D. Grimshaw, Lorraine; Eli B. John- son, Lyme; B. J. Strongh, Orleans; E. B. Nichols, Pamelia; R. Oatman, Philadelphia; W. J. Wyman, Rodman; Carl H. Frink, Rutland; George E. Yost, Theresa; B. W. Gifford, Water- town; City of Watertown: R. Holden, Jr., First Ward; J. Atwell, Jr., Second Ward; R. E. Smiley, Third Ward; Solon Wilder, Fourth Ward; W. H. Delmore, Wilna; Philip Brennan, Worth.
COURTS.
Fifth Judicial District.
At Watertown.
Circuit Courts and Courts of Oyer and Terminer .- First Monday in March, Williams; first Monday in May, Churchill; first Monday in December, Kennedy.
Special Terms .- First Tuesday in June, Williams; second Tuesday in November, Kennedy.
Special Terms for Motions .- 1890 .- Fourth Saturdays in February, April, June, October, and December, and fifth Saturdays in March, May, and November, Williams. 1891 .- Fourth Saturdays in February, April, June, October, and December, and fifth Saturdays in January and May, Williams.
INDEX TO ILLUSTRATIONS.
PAGE.
ADAMS-Adams Collegiate Institute. 212
Cleveland James M. 216
Dwight De Alton . 224
Sterling James .632
ALEXANDRIA-Cornwall Andrew. .248
RUTLAND-Eames Moses .664
Graves Martin Lisk .. .672
Sherman John A. .680
WATERTOWN-Brockway Beman 758
Brown Levi H. 92
Brown Lysander H. 84
Camp Talcott Hale. 764
Crawe J. Mortimer 196
Dorwin Luther J. 92
Camp Walter B. .496
Canfield Theodore .504
Steamer Ontario. 493
LE RAY-Sawyer Lorenzo .528
LYME-Copley Alexandria .5€0
ORLEANS-Biddlecom Russell B. 584
PHILADELPHIA- Child Oliver 624
ANTWERP-McAllaster William .272
CHAMPION-Mix James 344
CLAYTON-Barker Alden F 376
Steamer United States ..
372
ELLISBURGH -Converse James F 416
Union Academy. 406
HOUNSFIELD-Camp Elisha 480
Eames Frederick W 760
Ives Willard 752
O'Brien Denis .. 98
Taggart Byron Benjamin. 780
WILNA-Goodale Lawrence Joseph 840
White David Boutwell 848
Deceased.
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GENERAL INDEX.
GENERAL INDEX.
PAGE.
Manufactures. 135
Sketch of Paper Manufacture. 135
Patriot War 141
Prehistoric Man. (Illustrated). 9
Press of Jefferson County:
Adams 109
Antwerp. 114
Black River 114
Cape Vincent 113
Carthage 111
Clayton
113
Sackets Harbor 108
Theresa 112
Watertown 100
Anti-Masonic Press, The . 103
Campaign Papers 108
Daily Papers 107
Staple Products, Assessed Valuation, Etc. 128 Assessed Valuation-1889 (table) 129
Cheesemaking. 129
From 1861 to 1890 131
Thousand Islands, The 114
War for the Union . 141
Eighteenth Cavalry. 145
Fifth Artillery. 147
First New York Light Artillery 446
First Regiment U. S. Light Artillery .. 147
First Regiment " Veteran " Cavalry. .146
Fourteenth Artillery. 147
Independent Batteries, Nos. 20 and 28 .. 147 Ninety-Fourth Infantry .. 144
One-Hundred and Eighty-Sixth Inf. . . 145 One Hundred and Ninety-Third Inf. . . 145 Other Regiments. 147
Provost-Marshal's Office, 20th Cong.
Dist. . .148
Sixteenth Artillery 147
Sixth Cavalry 145
Tenth Artillery 147
Thirteenth Artillery ..
147
Thirteenth Cavalry 145
Thirty-Fifth Infantry 142
Twentieth Cavalry .. 145
Twenty-Fourth Cavalry 146
Twenty-Fourth Infantry 142
Twenty. Sixth Cavalry. 146
War of 1812 140
GAZETTEER OF TOWNS, Part 1:
Adams 209
Alexandria 247
Antwerp. 259
Brownville. 282
Cape Vincent 308
Champion 337
Clayton. 366
Ellisburgh. 401
Henderson. 445
Hounsfield 466
Le Rav. 520
Lorraine 542
Lyme
555
Orleans
581
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY, Part 2:
Adams 3
Alexandria 18
Antwerp 34
Brownville
46
Cape Vincent
57
Champion 68
Clayton 78
Ellisburgh .. 92
Henderson 109
Hounsfield. 117
Le Rav. 127
Lorraine 138
Lyme
142
Orleans 152
Pamelia 164
Philadelphia 168
Rodman
174
Rutland
178
Theresa . 185
Watertown (town).
195
Watertown, City of 199
Wilna
244
Worth 264
CENSUS TABLE, 1807 to 1880, inclusive, Part 2. 268
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY, Part 2. .. 269
COUNTY OFFICERS, Part 2. .333
COURTS, Part 2 334
DISTANCE TABLE, Part 2
2
GAZETTEER OF JEFFERSON COUNTY, Part 1.
5
Amount of Rain-Fall for 44 Years. 28
876
Assessed Valuation. See Staple Products.
Bench and Bar of Jefferson County
47
Attorneys, Etc
62
Clerks.
62
District Attorneys
61
Judges.
61
Sheriff's 61
58
County Charities 127
French Expeditions 29 Geology 13
Mineral Localities 21
Topography and Soil.
19
Ice Age, The 23
Geological Section of the Strata of the County. (Illustration)
27
Glacial Streams. 25
Thickness of the Ice 25
Internal Improvements 117
Plank Roads 121
Railroads 122
State Roads. 119
Turnpikes 120
Jefferson County Grange . 132
Jefferson County Medical Society. 171
Land Titles 32
Supreme Court. Surrogates. 61
Appendix ...
3,36
GENERAL INDEX-INDEX TO BIOGRAPHIES.
PAGE.
Pamelia. .600
Philadelphia. .609
Rodman .638
Rutland . 654
Theresa. .688
Watertown (town ) 702
SOCIETIES. Part 2 323
Watertown, City of.
714
Wilna
817
Worth
867
INDEX TO BIOGRAPHIES.
BENCH AND BAR. Howe, 70
Hubbard, 65-80-90
Adams, 75
Hubbell, 66
Ten Eyck, 69-78 Thompson, 86 Thurman, 67 Tillinghast, 75
Gardner. 241
Gilbert, 242 Glass, 239
Warriner, 230 Wheeler, 235 Whipple, 230
Ainsworth, 91
Hunt, 88
Allen, 66
Hunter, 66
Trowbridge, 65 Van Vleek, 88
Gussman, 245
Bagg, 78
Ingalls, 87
Vosburgh, 79 Wager, 80-86
Hale, 233 Hall, 244 Hammond, 235
Barnes, 85
Keyes, 64-75
Wardwell, 79-91
Hannahs, 242
Beardsley, 74
Kirkland, 69
Watson, 78-80
Heath, 243
Arnold, 257
Benedict, 70-78
Lansing, 03
Webb. 91
Hodge 241
Bailey, 254.
Bickford, 87
Lathrop, 71
White, 66
Hodges, 237
Bartram, 253
Bond, 75
Leavenworth, 74
Whittlesey, 70
Horth, 241
Boomer, 92
Lee, 80
Wilson, 91
Hunt, 233-234
Bostwick, 69
Leis. 86
Wright, 85
Huson, 241
Bigelow, 251
Boyer, 67
Lewis 87
Wynn, 98
Ivory, 242
Calkins, 255 Carter, 255
Bronson, 65-94
Macumber, 67
Vates, 92
Lamson, 237
Cline, 251
Brooks, 79
Marsh, 77
Landon, 239 Lockwood, 233
Cornwall, 251
97
Massey, 65
Lord 245
Countryman, 252
Bucklin, 71-80
Matthews, 76
Manville, 239
Davis, 258 De Young, 256
Butterfield, 79-86-87 Camp, 69-86
McKnight. 65
ADAMS.
Maxon, 234
Canfield, 72
Merrick, 67
Maxson, 231
Channing, 73
Moore, 85
Allen, 240
Monroe, 244
Chittenden, 73
Mullin, 96
Andrus, 236
Muzzy, 230
Estes, 256
Clark, 64-67-88
Munson, 70
Archer, 245
Nelson, 243
Hafford, 257
Clarke, 92-94
Nims, 86
Arms, 227
Nickelson, 244
Hardy, 252
Cole, 66
()'Brien, 98 Osgood, 76
Babcock, 232
Nott, 241 Page, 238
Herrick, 256
Cook, 74
Palmer, 65
Bassett, 228
Parker, 232-243
Hind, 257
Curtis, 86
Parker, 76
Parmlee, 241
Hosner, 257
Dayan, 75
Pattridge, 88
Payne, 244
Houghton, 251
Dewey, 67
Perkins, 88
Brimmer, 232
Phillips, 243
Hutchinson, 255
Dodge, 76-86
Pitcher, 238
Jewett, 252
Dorwin, 89
Perry, 79 Phelps, 75 Popham, 71
Bullock, 238 Bunce, 238
Potter, 236
Knell, 258 Lashbrook, 256
Dutton. 85
Radcliff, 71
Pryor, 238
Lewis, 254
Edmonds, 64
Rathbun, 77-78
Chapman, 228
Ramsdell, 240
Eldridge, 76
Richmond, 78
Cleveland, 222 Collins, 235
Rhodes, 241 Rice, 231
Miller, 256
Ely, 74-91
Rogers, 91 Rossiter, 74
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