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Rose, Frank, stone mason, res. 901 Washington ave.
Rose, George, yard brakeman, N. Y. P. & O. and P. & L. E. R. R's., bds. 331 W. Wick.
Headquarters for CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES
at GILMAN & WILLSON'S.
WATCHES, CLOCKS and JEWELRY Repaired, by GUTHMAN BROS., the JEWELERS.
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O'Neill takes the lead.
For Carpets, Curtains, Oil Cloths, Window Fixtures.
N. H. BURCH & CO.'S 334
Rose, George E., attorney at law and notary public, offic room 3, Wick Block, 30 W. Federal, rooms same. Rose, Luther C, electrician, The Rose Electric Co.
Roseal, Albert, laborer, res. Oak, Brier Hill.
Rosenbaum, Leopold, peddler, res. 559 Hilker.
Rosenbaum, Max S., peddler, 559 Hilker.
Rosenbaum, Nathan, peddler, res. 559 Hilker.
Rosenberg, Frederick, laborer, res. e. s. Ayers, Oakland.
Rosie, Mrs. Betsey, (wid. Malcolm,) res. 536 Elm.
Rosie, Harry J., clerk, res. 536 Elm.
Ross, Alexander A., (Ross & Davis,) res. Morgan, nr. city limits. Hoss & Davis, (Alexander A. Ross, Edward O. Davis, ) tuyere and car works, manufacturers tuyere and coal bank and limestone cars, &c., office and works 402 S. Market.
Ross, Dominick, laborer, Brier Hill Furnace, res. w. s. State Road, Brier Hill.
Ross, George F., (col'd) laborer, Valley Mill, res. 26 N. Watt.
Ross, James, salesman, L. Osborne & Co., bds. s. e. cor. W. Wood and N. Phelps.
Ross, James W., prop. Roxy's restaurant and sample room, 14 and 16 Central Square, res. 28 Maple ave.
Ross, Samuel, saloon, 301 E. Federal, res. same.
Rothwell, Herbert, puddler, Valley Mill, res. 413 Maple ave.
Rothwell, Peter, molder, res. 413 Maple ave.
Rothwell, Miss Susan, operator Central Union Telephone Co., res. 413 Maple ave,
Rovegno, Dominick, confectionery, &c., 24 W. Federal, res. same. Rowan, Miss Annie, res. 226 E. Rayen ave.
Rowan, Mrs. Ellen, (wid. Theodore J.,) res. 23 S. Watt.
Rowan, Miss Ellen A., res. 226 E. Rayen ave.
Rowan, George G., clerk, American Ex. Co., res. 23 S. Watt. Rowan, John, puddler, Brown, Bonnell & Co., res. 920 McHenry. Rowan, Miss Josephine, res. 23 S. Watt.
Rowan, Kate, domestic, 19 E. Wood.
Rowan, Miss Katy T., res. 226 E. Rayen ave.
Rowan, Mrs. Maria, (wid. Nathaniel,) res. 23 S. Watt.
Rowan, Michael, laborer, res. 226 F. Rayen ave.
Rowan, Michael, Jr., wks. Brown, Bonnell & Co., res. 226 E. Rayen ave.
Rowan, Patrick, wks. Brown, Bonnell & Co., res. 226 E: Rayen ave Rowe, Burt, teamster, City Mills, res. 625 Burke.
Rowe, George A., shoemaker, res. 204 Pike.
CITY LOTS ON PAYMENT -. Call on Caleb B. Wick, 102 N. Phelps St.
Largest Assortment of HAND-TURNED SHOES at J. W. Smith's, 15 West Federal St.
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LOUIS E. GEUSS, THE TAILOR,
Table Cutlery, Best and Cheapest. A. J. WILLIAMS, II W. Federal Street.
YOUNGSTOWN CITY DIRECTORY. 335
Kowe, Harry, baker, Hamilton & Lewis, bds. 13 N. Market.
Rowe, Henry E., printer, Youngstown Evening Telegram, rooms 205 W. Wood.
Kowe, Ira, flour packer, res. 623 Burke.
Kowe, Jane, domestic, 717 Henrietta.
Rowland, Albert G., res. 14 S. Hine.
Rowland, Miss Anna M., res. 537 Henrietta.
Rowland, Henry C., contractor and builder, res. 537 Henrietta.
Rowland, Miss Ida M., res. 14 S. Hine.
Rowland, W. C., blacksmith, res. 14 S. Hine.
Rowlands, David J., helper, Youngstown Mill, res. w. s. Cook's Lane, 5th house n. of W. Federal.
Rowlands, D. J., stenographer, res. 220 Summit ave.
Rowlands, Evan, machinist, Hamilton Works, res. 22 Summit ave.
Rowlands, Miss Mary, res. 220 Summit ave.
Rowlands, Miss Mary A., res. w. s. Cook's Lane, 5th house n. of W. Federal.
Rowlands, Randall, teamster, Spafford & McCurdy, res. w. s. Cook's , Lane, 5th house n. of W. Federal.
Rowlands, Thomas R., stranner, Cartwright, McCurdy & Co., res. w. s. Cook's Lane, 5th house n. of W. Federal.
Rowley, Mrs. Harriet B., (wid. Richard, ) res. 617 Cook's Lane.
Rowley, Ella, domestic. 334 W. Wood.
Rowney, Miss Mary, dressmaker, res. 219 E. Front.
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Rowney, Thomas, broom maker, res. 219 E. Front.
Kowney, Thomas W., straightener, Brown, Bonnell & Co., res. 219 E. Front.
Rowney, Wm. M., rougher, Brown, Bonnell & Co., res. 219 E. Front.
Roxy's Restaurant and Billiard Parlor, J. W. Ross, prop'r, 14 and 16 Central Square.
Ruan, Anna, domestic, 548 Thomas.
Rudersdorf, Gustav A., wood worker, The Youngstown Carriage and Wagon Co., res. Clyde, Brier Hill.
Rudge, Charles H., salesman, The Morris Hardware Co., res. 222 W. Front.
Rudge, Edgar J., res. 235 N. Champion.
Rudge, Miss Emma M., res. 372 E. Wood.
Rudge, George, sec'y Water Works Co., res. 235 N. Champion ..
Rudge, George, Jr., bookkeeper, The Ellis Planing Mill Co., res. 522 Belmont ave.
Rudge, James, plumber, res. 372 E. Wood.
123 WEST FEDERAL STREET.
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James O'Neill & Co. Dry Goods, Notions, Millinery, Carpets. &0 131 West Federal Street. 'ua
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N. H. BURCH & CO.'S
Rudge, James, Jr., (Rudge & McBride, ) res. 610 Marshall.
Rudge, Joseph A., bookkeeper, Union Coal Company, res. 372 F .. Wood.
Rudge & McBride, (James Rudge, Jr., S. M. McBride .. groceries and provisions, 319 W. Federal.
Rucgye, WIzi. S., plumber, gas and steam fitter, basement IS S. Phelps, res. Mahoning ave., w. of city limits. .(See card, 15: page, back fly leaf.)
Rudisill, Eliza, (wid. Jerome, ) res. 227 W. Federal.
Rudolph, Charles, foreman finishing dep't, The Youngstown Carriage and Wagon Co., res. 118 Edwards.
Ruene, Patrick, filler, Brier Hill Furnace, res. s. s. Furnace, Brier Hill.
Rufenacht, Anna, domestic, 853 Mahoning ave.
Ruff, Jacob, keeper, Haselton Furnace, res. Flats, Haselton.
Ruff, John, laborer, res. Frats, Haselton.
Rumpf, Charles E., proprietor London and Liverpool Cloth- ing House, 7 W. Federal, res. 122 W. Front.
Runkle, Miss Alice M., milliner, res. 422 Belmont ave.
Rupp, Charles, car inspector, N. Y. P. & O. R. R., res. 42435 F. Federal.
Rupp, Mrs. Maria L, teacher, Central School, res. 23 E. Front.
Rupp, Miss Rosa, res. 42416 E. Federal.
Rupp, Mrs. Rosa, (wid. John,) res. 42416 E. Federal.
Rupp, Jacob, meat market, dealer in fresh and salt meats, sac :- sage, lard, etc., 303 E. Federal, res. same.
Russell, C. T., wks. Valley Mill, res. end N. Walnut.
Rush, Jacob, warehouseman, Bonnell, Botsford & Co., res. 266 0) ...
Russell, John, molder, William Tod & Co., bds American House.
Russell, John, laborer, res. 278 Oak.
Russell, John, nailer, res. s. s. Wiseman, 2nd house w. of Flint Hil Road.
Russell, Miss Martha, res. 9 E. Federal.
Russell, Miss Susie, saleslady, L. Osborne & Co., res. Oakland ave .. Brier Hill.
Rutter, John M., teamster, bds. 916 McHenry.
Ryan, Andrew, res. Presque Isle, s. of city limits.
Ryan, Andrew, laborer, res. 47 N. Hine.
Ryan, Bridget, domestic, 613 Wick ave.
Ryan, Miss Bridget, dressmaker, room 4, Excelsior Block, 140 W. Federal, res. 721 Franklin ave.
Ryan, Miss Catherine, res. 721 Franklin ave.
For City Lots, go to CALEB B. WICK, 102 N. Phelps St., long thực.
Gents' Fine Hand-Sewed Shoes a Specially at J. W. Smith's, 15 West Federal Street.
When you A. J. WILLIAMS, HI W.
want
China or Glassware, Federal St., will suit you.
YOUNGSTOWN CITY DIRECTORY. 337
Fyan, Dennis, farmer, res. 721 Franklin ave.
Ryan, Miss Ellen, saleslady, res. 721 Franklin ave.
Ryan, John, laborer, res. 509 Flint Hill.
Ryan, John, wks. Brown, Bonnell & Co., res. 245 E. Boardman.
Ivan, Miss Katie, dressmaker, Miss B. Ryan, res. 721 Franklin ave. Ryan, Maggie, domestic, 537 Elm.
Ryan, Miss Margaret, res. 721 Franklin ave.
Ryan, Mary, domestic, 113 S. Market. .
Ryan, Miss Nellie, res. Presque Isle, s. of city limits.
Ryan, Miss Nellie, saleslady, Strouss & Hirshberg, res. 721 Franklin . ave.
Ryan, Patrick, horse trader, res. 721 Franklin ave.
Ryan, Patrick, laborer, A. & P. R. R., res. 614 George.
Ryan, Rody, puddler, Brown, Bonnell & Co., res. 112 S. Watt.
Ryder, Edward L., chief clerk, Franklin Division Lake Shore Railway, res. 313 Foster.
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Saber, Theodore, wks. Youngstown Mill, res. Clinton, Brier Hill. Sackville, Joseph, grocer. 628 Oak, res. same.
Sager, Stephen, upholsterer, res. 547 Walter.
Sailor, Abram S., manager, Central Union Telephone Co., res. 518 Elm.
Sailor, Adam, res. 320 W. Federal.
.Sailor, Jacob, machinist, rooms, 302 W. Federal.
Sailor, Jacob, wks. Brown, Bonnell & Co., bds. 314 W. Boardman. Sailor, Miss Julia, res. 302 W. Federal.
St. James Hotel, Wm. M. Davis, prop'r, cor. N. Market and E. Wick.
Salow, Ernst, restaurant and saloon, 38 N. Phelps, res. same. Saltzer, James H., brakeman, P. & L. E. R. R., res. 135 Penn. ave. Sampson, John, res. 533 Wick ave.
Sampson, John W., (Paris Coal Co.,) res. Girard O.
Sampson, Miss M. A., res. 533 Wick ave.
Sampson, Wm. J., student, res. 533 Wick ave.
Samuel, Sarah, domestic, 65 Ridge ave.
Samuels, Edward, wks. Brown, Bonnell & Co., res. 59 Iron.
Samuels, John, puddler, Haselton Iron Works, res. s. s. Hawn, Ouk. land. Samuels, Philip, puddler, Brown, Bonnell & Co., res. 59 Iron.
The Largest Stock of CHAMBER SETS Gilman & Willson's. ju Ash, Cherry and Walnut, at
DIAMONDS AND GOLD WATCHES AT LOW PRICES, of GUTHMAN BROS., the Jewelers.
James O'Neil! & Co .; : The Leading Dry Goods and Milliners Store. I5/ 131 West Federal Street. 6:
338 N. H. BURCH & CO.'S
Sanders, Charles, wks. Brier Hill Furnace, res. Oak, Brier Hill.
Sanders, James, wks. Youngstown Mill, res. Clyde, Brier Hill.
Sanders, John, laborer, res. Franklin, Brier Hill.
Sanders, John, puddler, Haselton Iron Works, res. 129 Penn. ave.
Sanders, Mary, domestic, 539 Henrietta.
Sanders, Miss Mary, res. Clyde, Brier Hill.
Sanders, Mary A., domestic, 883 Rose.
Sanders, Michael, dragger out, Youngstown Mill, res. " Clyde, Brier Hill.
Sanders, Patrick, laborer, Brier Hill Furnace, res. Clyde, Brier Hill. Sanders, Thomas, res. 123 Mill.
Sanders, Walter, wks. Brown, Bonnell & Co., bds. 233 E. Front.
Sanders, William, (col'd) laborer, res. 321 Dutton Alley.
Sanders, William, molder, res. Franklin, Brier Hill.
Sanders. (See also Saunders.)
Sanderson, Miss Louie, res. 156 W. Rayen ave.
Sanderson & Norris, (Thomas W. Sanderson, Myron .1.
Norris, ) attorneys-at-law, office, rooms 1 and 2, Andrews t . Hitchcock Block, I W. Federal. (See card, page 77.) Sanderson, Thomas W., (Sanderson &' NNorris, ) vice-president Commer- cial National Bank, res. 156 W. Rayen ave.
Sandstrum, Henry C., coachman, 632 Belmont ave.
Sanie, Frank, plasterer, bds. 380 E. Federal.
Sankey, Charles, carpenter, res. 840 Rose.
Sankey, Mrs. Jane, (wid. Harrison,) res. 316 Grant.
Sankey, Miss Mary, dressmaker, res. 316 Grant.
Sargent, Richard, helper, Brown, Bonnell & Co., res. 224 S. Chan: pion.
Sartorius, Max W., laborer, William Tod & Co., res. 21; Mill.
Satchel, John, wks. Milton Powers, res. w. s. P. & Y. R. R., nr. city limits.
Saturday Night, (weekly) Burton & Vangorder, publishers and proprietors, office, ICI S. Boardman, cor. S. Phelps. (See card, opp. page 242.)
Saubel, Fred, laborer, res. Dutchtown, Brier Hill.
Saubel, Lizzie, domestic, 718 Belmont ave.
Saubel, William C., clerk, Hartzell & Co., res. Dutchtown, Brier Hill.
Saubel, William F., clerk, J. H. Van Duson, res. Dutchtown, Brie! Hill.
Sauce, James, res. Shady Run, Lansingville.
CALEB B. WICK has lots for sale in all parts of the City, ON LONG TIME.
A full line of Misses' and Children's Spring-Heel Shoes at J. W. Smith's, 15 W. Federal.
BUCHTEL COLLEGE, Akron, Ohio.
Three fall four years Courses of Study -- the Classical. the Philosophical, and the Scientific.
A Preparatory Department, embracing the academic studies of the three courses of the College proper.
A Normal Course, in which especial preparation for teaching is furnished. In this course lectures are given on Methods of Teaching and Government.
In Courses of Study, Instruction and Equipment, Buchtel College ranks among the first in the State. Be- sides its Natural History and Geological Collections, it has fine Chemical and Physical Laboratory, and an Astron- omical Observatory, fully equipped with the finest instru- ments.
Able masters in Music, Designing, Drawing and Paint- ing, are in charge of the Department of Fine Arts, which embraces a School of Music and of Design and Painting in its various applications.
EXPENSES.
The expense of obtaining an education have here been reduced to the minimum. consistent with good health and rood work. Board is obtained at $2.00 a week by the club system, rooms can be had at from 25 cents to 75 cents a work, and all other expenses are proportionately low.
Buchtel College exerts no sectarian influence upon its students, but respects and enjoins morality and religion.
Correspondence is invited with those intending to pur She a course of study. Opportunities for special study are offered. For Catalogues and information application may ve made to A. B. TINKER, Secretary, or to
DR. O. CONE, Pres't.
GEO. R. HILL, Sec'y and Treas
D. E. HILL, President.
Akron Sowor Pipe Co. -- AND- - HILL SEWER PIPE CO.
SOLE AND ORIGINAL MANUFACTURERS OF * "STANDARD" Akron Vitrified Salt-Glazed
SEWER PIPE.
Offico and Works: = AERON, SUMMIT COUNTY, OHIO. CAPACITY. 3.000 CARS PER YEAR The Largest Manufacturers of Sewer Pipe in America.
"GET THE BEST." IT LASTS FOREVER.
The Akron and Hill Sewer Pipe Companies' Pipe
Is the Standard wherever it has been brought before the public. It is manufactured from a combination of the celebrated "Summit Clay." w) by careful analysis, is found to be unequaled for this purpose.
By skilled labor and powerful machinery of the latest and best designs. I terial is rendered homogeneous and uniform throughout : under great pre ...... pipe is made very compact, and at a high temperature becomes of a thoroughly . fed and iron-like body which is impervious to the action of acids, gases ami . all of which are found in city sewers. This clay takes a perfect glaze from the of salt, and does not require slip or other foreign substances, which is var and liable to wear off. The kilus in which the pipe is burned are constr ! !!. cure a uniform beat, vitrifying each piece of pipe, which, by gradual could. from checks and scales. Tests of the Akron Pipe, by the hydrostatic p .e- Chicago, where it has been used for nearly 20 years, with entire sati-fad: city authorities, and also by external crushing at the Navy Yard, in Wa-' competition with the best American, English and Scotch Pipe Show. i superior to any other pup.
With largely increased facilities for manufacturing. this pipe ran new in quantities to suit purchasers in sizes from I to 24 inches calibre, with a and most improved fittings.
For Prices ant Terms to the Trade. apply to.
CEO. R. HILL, Sec'y and Till
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2EMER BIBE
Crockery, Table Cutlery, Wall Paper, in endless variety, at A. J. Williams', II W. Federal St.
YOUNGSTOWN CITY DIRECTORY. 339
Sauce, James, Jr., wks. Andrews Bros. & Co., res. Shady Run, Lan- singville.
Sauce, Michael, (Johns & Sauce,) res. 397 E. Federal
Sauce, Richard, coal miner, res. Shady Run, Lansingville.
Sauce, Thomas, coal miner, res. Shady Run, Lansingville.
Sauer, Charles, heater, res. 222 N. Hine.
Saunders, Miss Bridget R., res. Clyde, Brier Hill.
Saunders, James, laborer, Brier Hill Furnace, res. nr. Federal, Brier Hill.
Saunders, Miss Maggie, res. Clyde, Brier Hill.
Saunders, Mary, domestic, 613 Thomas.
Saunders, Michael, miner, Clyde Bank, Churchill, res. Clyde, Brier Hill.
Saunders. (See also Sanders.)
Savage, Miss Annie, res. Poland road, Lansingville.
Savage, Miss Bridget, res. Poland road, Lansingville.
Savage, Francis, laborer, res. 722 Marshall.
Savage, John, saloon, res. Poland road, Lansingville.
Savage, Patrick, coal miner, res. Poland road, Lansingville.
Savor, John, wks. Youngstown Mill, res. Lafayette, Brier Hill.
Savor, Laurence, puddier, res. Lafayette, Brier Hill.
Savor, Thomas, laborer, Youngstown Mill, bds. 520 Hayman.
Scanlan, Bridget M., domestic, w. s. Center, Haselton.
Scanlan, Daniel, laborer, res. 211 Penn ave.
Scanlan, John H., saloon, 540 Valley, res. same.
Scanlan, John H., puddler, Valley Mill, res. 936 State.
Scanlan, Dennis, wks. Valley Mill, res. 437 N. Railroad.
Scanlon, George, wks. Valley Mill, res. 437 N. . Railroad.
Scanlon, James, heater, Brown, Bonnell & Co., res. s. s. Paulin, 2d house w. of Flint Hill road.
Scanlon, Miss Maggie, clerk, M. Clemens, res. 49 Penn ave.
Scanlon, Miss Margaret, saleslady, res. 49 Penn ave.
Scanlon, Mary, cash girl, G. M. McKelvey & Co., res. 49 Penn ave.
Scanlon, Miss Mary E., res. 437 N. Railroad.
Scanlon, Michael, wks. Valley Mill, res. 49 Penn ave.
Scanlon, Michael, res. 453 Rice ave.
Scanlon, Michael, Jr., res. 453 Rice ave.
Scanlon, Patrick, wks. Valley Mill, res. 523 Albert.
Scannell, Dennis C., saloon, 270 W. Federal, res. 272 same.
Scannell, Miss Mary, res. 272 W. Federal.
OUR MOTTO: "Best Goods, Lowest Prices." Gilman & Willson.
LARGEST ASSORTMENT WOOLEN PIECE GOODS IN THE CITY, L. E. GEUSS.
THE SUR' T R IERS
O'Neill sells Silks, Satins and Velvets
that can be
relied on.
N. H. BURCH & CO.'S 340
Schaaf, Albert, fireman, N. Y. P. & O. R. R., res. 221 Belmont ave.
Schafer, Alvesta, domestic, 742 Bryson.
Schafer, Conrad, (Hartenstein & Schafer,) res. 546 Hil- ker.
Schafer, Frank G., traveling salesman, res. 845 Rose. Schafer. (See also Schaffer, Shafer and Shaffer.)
Schaffer, Louis M., bartender, Fountain Hotel.
Schaffer. (See also Schafer, Shafer and Shaffer.)
Schaffert, Louis, coachman, bds. 223 N. Walnut.
Schaffner, Abraham, traveling salesman, res. 221 N. Champion.
Schaffner, Miss Carrie B., cashier, Strouss & Hirshberg, res. 221 N. Champion.
Schaffner, Miss Jennie, cashier, D. Theobald & Co., res. 221 N. Champion.
Schanz, Philip, salesman, A. J. Williams, res. 338 Meadow.
Scheible, Charles F., nail feeder, res. 520 Mahoning ave.
Scheible, John, shoemaker, 520 Mahoning ave., res. same.
Scheible, John G., nail feeder, res. 520 Mahoning ave.
Scheible, Louis B., practical plumber and gas fitter, dealer in plumbing, steam and gas goods, basement 251 W. Federal, res. 390 Mill. (See card, page 121.)
Scheible, Miss Mary A., res. 520 Mahoning ave.
Scheible, Wm., teamster, A. J. Thomas, bds. 520 Mahoning ave.
Scherer, Frank, shoemaker, 204 W. Federal, res. same.
Selierer. (See also Shearer and Sherer.)
Scheuermann, Miss Agnes, res. LIS Prospect.
Scheuermann, Miss Annie, res. 118 Prospect.
Scheuermann, Miss Crescentia, res. 118 Prospect.
Scheuermann, Wendel, wks. Brown, Bonnell & Co., res. 118 Pros- pect.
Schiller, Win. B., treasurer and general manager, Tod, Butler & Co., limited, res. 135 W. Rayen ave.
Schissler, Charles, coachman, 547 Wick ave.
Schillinger, Christian, carpenter, res. 109 N. Walnut.
Schillinger, George A., tinner, James Squire & Co., res. 109 N. Wal- nut.
Schillinger, Jacob W., carpenter, res. 109 N. Walnut.
Schindy, John, laborer, res. rear 359 E. Federal.
Schladenhauffer, Eugene, harness maker, J. H. Bushnell, res. 533 Burnett.
Schleich, John, molder, res. 342 Meadow.
Real Estate Office, CALEB B. WICK, 102 N. Phelps Street.
A complete stock of Slippers, all prices, at J. W. Smith's, 15 West Federal Street.
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Wall Paper. Only look at
A. J. Williams' assortment, II West Federal St.
YOUNGSTOWN CITY DIRECTORY. 341
Schlegel, Philip, painter, res. McGuffey, Ist house e. of city limits. Schlegel. (See also Slagle.)
Schmutz, John, wks. Valley Mill, bds. 1013 Maple ave.
Schmidt, Frank, general blacksmithing, horse shoeing and repairing, Montgomery ave., Haselton.
Schmidt, Frank M., clerk, M. Schmidt, res. 403 Mill.
Schmidt, Frederick H., bookkeeper, The Wm. Anson Wood .M. & R. Co., res. 267 W. Rayen ave.
Schmidt, Henry G., salesman, D. Theobald & Co., res. Brier Hill.
Schmidt, Rev. Herman A., pastor St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church, res. Highland ave., nr. Franklin, Brier Hill.
Schmidt, Herman C., wks. Cartwright, McCurdy & Co., res. High- land ave., nr. Franklin, Brier Hill.
Schmidt, Joseph F., clerk, J. J. Hamman, res. 403 Mill.
Schmidt, Miss Lizzie L., clerk, M. Schmidt, res. 403 Mill.
Schmidt, Mathias, grocer, 405 Mill, res. 403 same.
Schmidt. (See also Smith.)
Schmitt, August, carpenter, res. 890 Washington ave.
Schmitz, John, res. 105 Penn ave.
Schneegass, Berthold, baker, res. 852 High.
Schneider, Alexander, crusher, Youngstown Mill, res. Worthington, Brier Hill.
Schneider, Constance, seamstress, Mrs. Nicholas, res. Worthington, Brier Hill.
Schneider, Peter, laborer, res. 420 Thomas.
Schneider. (See also Snyder.)
. Schofield, David, blacksmith, L. P. Grim, bds. same.
Schofield, David T., roller, Cartwright, McCurdy & Co., res. 543 Covington.
Schofield, Wm., res. rear 112 N. Phelps.
Schofield, Wm. J., helper, Cartwright, McCurdy & Co., res. 543 Covington.
Scholl, John, res. 571 Mahoning ave.
Scholl, Wm. J., (W. J. Scholl & Co.,) res. 237 Summit ave.
Scholl, W. J., & Co., (W. J. Scholl, J. F. Stambaugh, J. A. Semple,) plumbers, gas fitters and steam heaters, 28 E. Federal. (See card, opp. page 258.)
Schontz, Fred, laborer, res. Franklin, Brier Hill.
Schontz, Herman, laborer, res. Franklin, Brier Hill.
Schontz, Samuel II., restaurant and pool room, 527 Ma- honing ave., res. same.
"FOR FURNITURE, GO TO GILMAN & WILLSON.
IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF SPECTACLES, CALL ON GUTHMAN BROS., THE OPTICIANS. . .
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Mourning Goods a Specialty; at JAMES O'NEILL & CO.'S, 13: W. Federal Street.
N. H. BURCH & CO.'S 342
Schrader, Edward. wks. Brown, Bonnell & Co., res. 534 Mt. Pleas- ant.
Schrader, Frederick, laborer, Brown, Bonnell & Co., res. 534 Mt. Pleasant.
Schrader, Miss Lizzie, res. nr. Glancy, Brier Hill.
Schrader, Wm., res. nr. Glancy, Brier Hill ..
Schrader. (See also Schroeder.)
Schrank, Katie, domestic, 214 W. Front.
Schreiber, Christ., laborer, Brier Hill Furnace, res. nr. Federal, Brier Hill .-
Schreiber, Fred, wks. Cartwright, McCurdy & Co., res. Dutchtown, Brier Hill.
Schreiber, Joseph, blacksmith, Valley Mill, res. 655 Pine.
Schreier, August, wks. Brier Hill Furnace, res. Highland ave., Brier Hill.
Schriver, Christopher, wks. Cartwright, McCurdy & Co., res. Worth- ington, Brier Hill.
Schroeder, Conrad, barber shop, 145 W. Federal, res. 27 S. Hazel.
Schroeder, Fred C., clerk, Fred C. Weller, res. w. of Franklin, Brier Hill.
Schroeder, Miss Lizzie B., clerk, Winsworth Bros., res. 27 S. Hazel. Schroeder, Wm., res. 27 S. Hazel.
Schroeder. (See also Schrader. )
Schueler, Charles, coal heaver, N. Y., P. & O. R. R., res. 311 W. Wick.
Schultz, Emil, prop'r. The Banner House, 42. F. Federal. Schultz, Fred W., blacksmith, The Youngstown Carriage and Wagon Co., res. cor. Franklin and Highland ave., Brier Hill.
Schultz. (See also Shultz.)
Schulz, Fred, saloon, 37 Holmes, res. same.
Schumann, Alfred P., stripper, J. J. Hamman, res. 852 High.
Schumann. Gustav, shoemaker, 321 W. Wick, res. 852 High.
Schumann, Otto, manufacturer and dealer in furniture, mat- tresses, upholsterer and funeral director, 340 and 342 W. Fed- eral, res. 264 W. Rayen ave.
Schumann, Otto F., book-keeper, Otto Schumann, res. 264 W. Rayen ave.
Schuster, George, brakeman, A., & P., R. R., res. 326 Pike.
Schwartz, George W., barber shop and bath rooms, 48 N. Phelps, res. 221 N. Watt.
Schweich, Nicholas, wks. Brown, Bonnell & Co., res. 600 Mt. Pleas. ant.
EASY PAYMENTS ON CITY LOTS. Caleb B. Wick, 102 N. Phelps Street.
REAL ESTATE OFFKL.
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Ladies' Hand-Turned Shoes, every style and price, at J. W. Smith's, 15 W. Federal St.
Fine Cut Glassware, the best assortment at A. J. WILLIAMS', Ir w, Federal Street, Youngstown, O.
YOUNGSTOWN CITY DIRECTORI. 343
Schweizer Home, Frank Hildebrandt prop'r., w. s. Mahoning River, beyond city limits.
Schweizer, John G., merchant tailer, 26 E. Wick, res. same.
Scotch, Andrew, wks. Valley Mill, res. No. 1, Himrod Furnace Co. House.
Scott, Frank, printer, W. H. Woodrow, bds. Central Hotel.
Scott, Frank A., dealer in groceries, provisions, country pro- duce, flour and feed, wines, liquors, &c., n. s. Wilson ave., e. of city limits, res. same.
Scott, Mrs. Ida. M., res. 203 W. Boardman.
Scott, James, puddler, Brown, Bonnell & Co., res. 820 Himrod ave.
Scott, James, puddler, Valley Mill, res. 326 Maple ave.
Scott, John, forgeman, Valley Mill, res. 309 Maple ave.
Scott, Lizzie, domestic, 207 N. Champion.
Scott, Thomas, coachman, 407 Wick ave.
Scott, Thomas, puddler, Valley Mill, bds. 56; Railroad. .
Scott, Thomas, teamster, Brown, Bonnell & Co., res. 661 Erie.
Scott, Win. R., music dealer, res. 124 Madison ave.
Scott, Wm. R., wks. A., & P. R. R., res. 66r Erie.
Scott, Wm. S., barber, W. M. Ormes, bds. same.
Scullen, Wm., second hand store, 560 W. Federal, res. same.
Scullen, Wm., Jr., wks. Cartwright, McCurdy & Co., res. 560 W. Federal.
Scully, John, wks. Brown, Bonnell & Co., res. 553 Gibson.
Scagrave, James R., Secretary Mahoning Mutual Associa- tion, office room H, Wick Block, res. 250 Vine.
Seaker, Anna, domestic, 322 W. Wood.
Seaton, Miss Rilla C., book-keeper, Beck & Tidball, res. 16 Hogus. Second National Bank, Henry Tod, President ; Henry M. Garlick, Cashier; J. H. Sheadle, Ass't. Cashier, I W. Fed- eral. (See card, page 53.)
Second Presbyterian Church, 748 Mahoning ave.
Seefred, Frances, domestic, 221 Wick ave.
Seefred, John, boss shearer, Valley Mill, res. 611 Oak.
Seefred, Joseph, wks. Valley Mill, res. 611 Oak.
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