M. Hall, House Furnishing Goods.Large Crayons made on short notice at McGillivray's 212 IthacaCity Dieectoey. SheridanIsabellaMrs.,38S Albany Sheriff'sOffice, over15 EState ShermanBelle,

Large Crayons made on short notice at McGillivray's

212 Ithaca City Dieectoey.

Sheridan Isabella Mrs., 38 S AlbanySheriff's Office, over 15 E State

Sherman Belle, teacher, 192 E State

Sherman George W., carpenter, h. 69 EddySherman Ratie, 69 EddySherman Jason H., 192 E State

Sherman S. Libbie, 69 EddySHERWOOD CHARLES R men's furnishing goods, 47 E

State, h. 58 S AlbanySherwood Claude C, barber, 49^ Centre

Sherwood Cora A., dress maker, 49J Centre

Sherwood Eliza Mrs., 136 N Aurora

Sherwood Frank Mrs., h. 49^ Centre

Sherwood Louise G., 58 S AlbanySherwood Sabrina Mrs., h. 5 Dryden Road

Shirley Atwood, painter, h. 52 N Tioga

Shirley John, piano tuner, h. 5 1 N Plain

Edwin M. Hall, EXclusy in House Furnishing Goods.

Shirley Lizzie Mrs., boarding, 52 N Tioga

Shirley Maud L., 52 N Tioga

Shirley Palmer W., paper hanger, 4 Utica

Shirley William, bar tender, Tioga House

Shoemaker Carrie, domestic, The Home

Shoemaker George H., stage driver, h. 125 W Clinton

Sholer Dora Mrs., over 13 N Aurora

Sholer Emma, over 13 N Aurora

Sholer George, mail carrier, bds. 69 N Geneva

Sholer Henry, engineer, h. 125 Humboldt

Sholes Frank E., coachman, 8 W State

Shore Robert, instructor C. U., 23 Hazen

Short George, 117 E State

Short James M., nurse, h. 59 Prospect

Short William H., cooper, h. 152 W Green

Shultz Ella, 68 Cascadilla

Shurger Edgar J., coachman, h. 48 Centre

Shurger Warren, gardener, bds. 47 Centre

Theo. Dobrin & Son keep the Best Fast Black Hose at 25c.

Ithaca City Dieectoey. 213

Shurter Edwin D., law student, 7 E State

Sidney Advertising Clock Co., P. R. Jennings, eastern manager,

office in Calendar Clock Co. buildingSigler Frank J., laborer, 10 Jay

Sigler John, meat market, 189 W State, bds. American House

Sigler John C, painter, h. 8 Jay

Sigler Joseph, painter, bds. The American House

Sigler Maria Mrs., 20 Madison cor. First

Silke Cornelius, foreman in gas works, h. 9 Esty

Simmons Ernest, brick layer, bds. 49 Cascadilla

Simpson Charles E., laborer, bds. 207 N Cayuga

Simpson Elizabeth, h. 59 Prospect

Simpson George F., 9 E Seneca

Simpson Harriet Mrs., h. 52 Pleasant

Simpson Horace H., car inspector, bds. 95 Hector

Simpson William, laborer, bds. 207 N Cayuga

Sims Sanford, laborer, over 67 E State

The Largest Yariety of Clothing at PERRY & CO.'S.

f Sincebaugh Alvin W., freight and express, 106 E State

Sincebaugh Anna M., h. 105 E State

Sincebaugh F. Dewitt, drayman, 94 E State, h. 107 E State

Sincebaugh George, prop, 'bus line, h. 103 E State

Sincebaugh Hannah, h. 105 E State

Sincebaugh James, teamster, 156 Linn

Sincebaugh William, express, h. 105 E State

>Sincepaugh John, prop, 'bus line, h. 20 E Mill

Sincepaugh Minnie, 20 E Mill

Sinclair Thomas, h. 1 1 1 Lake ave.

Sing Charlie, Chinese laundry, 5 N Aurora

Sing Joe, Chinese laundry, 5 N Aurora

Singleton Archie, butler, h. 117 E State

*SISSON E. S.. merchant tailor, 58 E State

Sisson Louise B., 67 S Albany

*SISSON P. FRANK, merchant tailor, 58 E State, h. 67 S

Albany

Sisters of St. Joseph, 58 W Buffalo

Spring Beds and Mattresses, at The Bool Co's.


Skidmore Electa Mrs., 70 S AlbanySkillings Armenius F., baggage master, E. C. & N. depot, bds.

12 SpringSkillings William J., agent, 12 SpringSkinner Charles H., painter, h. 119 W Mill

Skinner John W., carpenter, h. 31 N Meadow

Slack Andrew H., clerk, 25 Farm

Slack Edward S., glass cutter, h. 25 Farm

Slack Alice E., 25 Farm

Slack Grace I., 25 Farm

Slattery Dennis, ales, wines and liquors, 151 W State, h. do.

Sloat Charlotte, The Home

Slocum Benjamin F. (Wilcox, Slocum & Bush), supt. United

Glass Co., h. 75 S AlbanySLOCUM CHARLES H., groceries and provisions, 7 E State

h. 57 Pleasant

Slocum Clark S., h. 57 N Tioga

BUSH Si DEAN sell Silks, Velvets, Dress Goods, &c.

Slocum G. W. & Co. (Guy W. Slocum, Benj. F. Slocum and

Henry E Curtis), clothing, boots and shoes, 2 and 4 W State

Slocum Guy W. (G. W. & Co.), bds. 75 S AlbanySlocum Lillie C, 75 S Albany

Sloughter Jane Mrs., h. 5 1 Fulton

Sloughter John, coachman, h. 57 W Mill

Sloughter John, laborer, 57 W Mill

Sloughter Julia Mrs., 101 W Seneca

Small Emma, 43 S Geneva

*SMALL GEORGE, lumber yard and planing mill, cor. Green

and Tioga, h. 43 S Geneva

Small Jesse F., painter and paper hanger, 17 Wheat

Smiley George M., railway postal clerk, h. 49 W Seneca

Smiley Lizzie, 54 Varick

Smith Ada D., 19 W Mill

Smith Adolph, glass blower, h. 56 EstySmith Albert E., pilot, h, 11 Monroe

Smith Albert W., prof. C. U., bds. 7 Central ave.

W. H. Willson sells Trunks and Satchels cheap.

Ithaca City Dieeotoby. 215

Smith Alexander, glass gatherer, h. 56 EstySmith Alexander, livery. Green cor. Cayuga, h. 13 W Buffalo

SMITH AMOS, feed, sale and boarding stable, 55 to 61 E

Seneca, rear cor. Aurora, h. 126 E Buffalo

Smith Ann Mrs., 30 Wheat

Smith Ann M. Mrs., h. 31 N Geneva

.SmithArthur P., photographer, 37 Pleasant

Smith Aurelia M., dress maker, 37 Pleasant

Smith Betsey, 27 Third

. Smith Brainard G., prof. C. U., 16 White Hall, h. 3 Grove Place

Smith Charity, 36 Linn

Smith Charles (Smith & Hausner), carpenter, 93 S Aurora

SMITH CHARLES A., drayman, slate at 2 and 4 E State, h.

19 W Mill

Smith Charles C, clerk, 11 Monroe

Smith Charles M., teacher, 3 Hiland Place

Smith Charles R., meat market, 196 W State, bds. Patten's

Hotel

YtlD UnitHahlD's Vree Tontine Policy U absolutely without restriction as to1KB L_1]U1IQU1- 5 Travel, Residence and Occupation, after the first fear.

SMITH CLARENCE L., attorney and counselor and record

er, over 7 E State, h. 8 W Clinton

Smith Clarissa, 63 W Mill

Smith Cora E., 3 QuarrySmith Edward, hostler, 40 S Albany

Smith Edward H., 91 N Aurora

Smith Edward R., 'bus driver, Smith block, cor. State and

Aurora

Smith Edwin, frame maker, bds. 38 Utica

Smith Edwin F., 38 Utica

Smith Eli H., carpenter, bds. 76 Utica

Smith Eliza Mrs., dress maker, h. 27 S Cayuga

Smith Elizabeth P. Mrs., h. 61 Farm

Smith Ellen Mrs., h. 85 W Green

Smith Emma, The Home

Smith Emma, 126 E Buffalo

Smith Ethel, 126 E Buffalo

Homely People made Handsome at tie Forest City Art Gallery


Smith Fanny B., dress maker, 29 E State

Smith Francis N., traveling salesman, h. 56 Linn

Smith Frank, h. 26 S Corn

Smith Fred J., engineer, bds. 50 Hancock

Smith Fred H., printer, bds. 38 Utica

Smith Fred P., student, h. 36 W Green

Smith Fred, coachman, h. 45 N AlbanySmith Frederick A., musician, h. 13 W Buffalo

Smith Frederick's., laborer, 57 First

Smith Flaveous A., clerk, 126 E Buffalo

Smith George H., dealer in flagging stone, 83 N Aurora

Smith Georgia, 38 Madison

Smith Georgia M., teacher, 83 N Aurora

Smith George S., clerk, h. 19 W Mill

Smith Hannah L., 87 EstySmith Hanson C, telegraph operator, h. 138 E State

Smith Harrison, 178 N Aurora

Go to Edwin M. Hall's for Carpets and Rugs

Smith & Hausner (Charles S. & Alonzo H.), carpenters an^

builders, rear 19 E Green

Smith Henry C, teamster, h. 32 DeySmith Henry, teamster, T2 Fifth

Smith Horace I., contractor, 30 S AlbanySmith James, musician and painter, bds. The American House

Smith Jeremy, farmer, h. 36 Linn

Smith Jemima Mrs., 26 Fayette

Smith Jessie, 91 N Aurora

Smith Jessie F., 37 Pleasant

SMITH JOHN G., overseer of poor, h. 86 N Cayuga

Smith Joseph B., laborer, bds. 36 W Green

Smith J. Reed, stenographer, h. 31 N Geneva

Smith Kittie M., 27 S Cayuga

Smith Laura J. Mrs., 46 S Plain

Smith L. Bertha 3 QuarrySmith Lem C, bar tender, Clinton House

Smith Leroy H. (Ithaca Gun Co.), h. Lake, near University ave.

Theo. Dobrin & Son, Dry Goods and Cloaks, Cor, State & Tioga


Smith Lewis, n Monroe

Smith Louis, Lake, near University ave.

Smith Marcia A. Mrs., 235 E State

Smith Margaret, 49 Cascadilla

Smith Matilda Mrs. 108 W Green

Smith May L., 37 Pleasant

Smith Melvina, 56 Esty

Smith Milo D., engineer, h. 87 EstySmith Minnie Mrs., hair goods, 73 E State

Smith Nellie B., 37 Pleasant

Smith Patience Mrs., h. 11 Monroe

SMITH RAYMOND L., attorney and counselor at law, over

56 E State, h. Willow Side, Slaterville Road

SMITH REUBEN L., physician and surgeon, over 39 E State,

Sage block, h. 36 Green cor. Albany

Smith Sadie M., h. 27 N Meadow

Smith Samuel, laborer, 88 Hancock

PERRY & CO. mate a Specialty of Children's Clothing.

Smith Sears, clerk, Clinton House

Smith S. Frederick, laborer, h. 44 Varick

SMITH SIMEON, attorney and counselor at law, 2d floor

Smith block, cor. State and Aurora, h. 38 Linn

Smith S. Lyman, h. 3 Quarry

Smith Sylvenus, carpenter, bds. 57 N Tioga

Smith William, teamster, 321 Dey

Smith William H., engineer, h. 50 Hancock

SMITH WM. HAZLITT, attorney and counselor at law, and

western investments, over 39 E State, h. 1 Oak ave.

Smith William M., grain and produce, 15 N Aurora, h. 91 do.

Smith William O., shoe maker, h. 38 Utica

Snell Jacob D., foreman C. M.Titus'

broom factory, bds. 114

W State

Snow Benjamin W., instructor C. U., 63 Eddy

Snow Phoebe E., h. 82 Linn

Snyder Ada, 59 Huestis

Snyder Adelbert, teamster, 74 N Plain

Pictures and Frames, at The Bool Co's.


Snyder Carrie, milliner, bds. 30 E State

Snyder Charles, teamster, h. 136 N Tioga

, Snyder Chauncey H., clerk, h. 24 Utica

Snyder Delia, 69 Hazen

Snyder Frank G., student, 69 Hazen

Snyder George M., student, 69 Hazen

Snyder Harry, instructor C. U., cor. Mill and Linn

Snyder Hattie, 69 Hazen

Snyder Ira, h. 28 Mitchell

Snyder Julia, over 67 E State

Snyder Maggie, 69 Hazen

Snyder Mary A. Mrs., matron of The Home

Snyder Simeon, overseer of The Home

Snyder William H. H., carpenter, 50 Prospect

Snyder William S., 43 S Geneva

Solan Martin, laborer, bds. Grand Central Hotel

South Albertus E., teamster, h. 39 Tompkins

The Equitable had the Largest Premium Income in 1889

*SOUTH HILL COAL YARD, W. B. Krum, prop., S Aurora

South Nora, teacher, bds. 39 Tompkins

South Norman, 39 Tompkins

Southard Amelia, 1 1 Cascadilla

Southard Aurelia, n Cascadilla

Southworth Ella W. Mrs., E Buffalo cor. Parker

Southworth John H., student, E Buffalo cor. Parker

Sparks Julia A. Mrs., dress maker, 6 N Corn

Spaulding Edith, 103 Lake ave.

Spaulding Hannah C. Mrs., 8 W Clinton

Spaulding Orlando H., carpenter, h. 103 Lake ave.

Speedle George, tailor, h. 49 Esty

Speer Daisy, 40 S. Plain

Speer Freeman F., cigar maker, h. 40 S Plain

Spence William, sand bank, h. 20 Linn

Spence William, Jr., mason, 20 Linn

Spencer Adah F., dress maker, 62 E Seneca

Spencer Addie Mrs., bds. 2 Glen Place

W. H. Willson, Sole Agent lor Dunlap's Hats.


Spencer Charles A., teamster, h. W Clinton cor. S Corn

Spencer Clementine, bds. 2 Glen Place

Spencer Emma C, h. 61 S Cayuga

Spencer Jennie C. Mrs., 12 N Aurora

Spencer Sarah Mrs., 94 E Buffalo

Spencer Spence, real estate, over 5 N Tioga, h. 39 Hudson

Spicer Abram, carpenter, 16 Fifth

Spicer Ambrose B., carpenter, h. 49 Centre

Sprague J. B. Mrs., Titus ave. cor. Albany

Sprigg Charles, clerk, bds. 235 N Aurora

Sprigg Edward, millwright, bds. 180 N Aurora

Squicer Sarah E. Mrs., 26 Hazen

Stack George, laborer, bds. 132 W Seneca

Stack Kate, tailoress, 59 W Mill

Stack Kathrina L., 99 W Buffalo

Stack Lou M., 99 W Buffalo

Stack Mrs., 59 W Mill

BUSH & DEAN sell Underwear, Fancy Goods, Notions.

Staley Addie B., 104 Humboldt

Staley Arminda, 104 Humboldt

Staley John H., carpenter, h. 104 Humboldt

Staley Taber, boatman, 104 Humboldt

Stamp Abial B., Crozier block, cor. State and Geneva

Stamp Cassie, dress maker, 44 W Green

STANFORD & CO. (Ogilvie R. & Rockwell E. Gager), manf.

of advertising signs, 59 and 61 E Seneca

Stanford Dante, 62 E Mill

Stanford Ogilvie R. (Stanford & Co.), h. 62 E Mill

Stanford Olive M., 62 E Mill

Stanion Charles B., blacksmith, 12 S Aurora, h. 34 Hudson

Stanion James H., blacksmithing and wagon making, 18 S

Aurora, h. 93 N Tioga

Stanion Margaret, 33 S Cayuga

STANLEY CHARLES M., boots and shoes, 14 E State, h. 5

E Seneca

Stanley Eva L., 45 N Meadow

Babies' Pictures taken quicker than awink atMcGillivray's


Stanley Maud A, 5 E Seneca

Stannard Leslie, bds. 101 E State

Stanton Clayton L., machinist, h. 52 Railroad ave.

Stanton Edith E., 51 Linn

Stanton Francis B., gardener, h. 51 Linn

Stanton Nancy A. Mrs., dress maker, 51 Linn

Stapleton Maggie, domestic, 28 East ave.

Starr Edward-, 147 W Seneca

Starr Edwin W., clerk, 135 N Cayuga

Starr Fred H., painter, h. 188 N Aurora

Starr George, well driver, 147 W Seneca

Starr Monroe H., agent, 4 Terrace Place

Starr Samuel F., nursery agent, h. 4 Terrace Place

Stebbins Jennie, domestic, 106 N Aurora

Stebbins Lucilla Mrs., h. 108 N Aurora and 46 Farm

Stedman Annie H. Mrs., 86 W Seneca

Stedman John M., instructor, 148 Cascadilla Place

Edwin M. Hall is Headquarters for Draperies, Curtains and ShadesStedman May, teacher, 86 W Seneca

Steele Volney, laborer, h. 135 W Green

Steele William M., fruit grower, 174 Elm

Steenburg Bertha, maid, 57 S AlbanyStemburgh Adam, laborer, W Seneca

Stephen Charles, mason, bds. Lehigh Valley House

Stephens Clara B., 125 N Aurora cor. Marshall

STEPHENS CLEMENTS T., stoves, ranges, house furnish

ing goods, agricultural implements, seeds, &c, prop. East

Hill coal yard, 8, 10 and 12 W State, h. 29 S AlbanyStephens Edward J., clerk, 78 Cascadilla

Stephens Fred, laborer, 200 W Buffalo

Stephens George, groceries, boots and shoes, noW State, h. do.

Stephens Henry L., baker, h. 47 N Cayuga

Stephens Henry W., groceries, 125 N Aurora cor. Marshall, h.

do.

Stephens Jesse W., dry goods, groceries and meat market, 78

Cascadilla, h. do.

Theo. Dobrin & Son'"ffit*"'

Velvets and Plushes In Ithaca


Stephens Louisa Mrs., no W State

Stephens Lulu, 146 Hudson

Stephens Maria, 66 Humboldt

STEPHENS PHILIP, meat market, 8 E State, h. 146 Hudson

Stephens Sarah M., 61 W Mill

STEPHENS THOMAS J., marble and granite works, man

tels and grates, 13 S Tioga, h. 45 Prospect

Stephens Walter P., clerk, 78 Cascadilla

Stephens Will H., photographer, bds. 125 N Aurora cor.Marshall

Stevens Amelia Mrs., h. 289 EState'

Stevens Benjamin A., painter and paper hanger, h. 34 Lake ave.

Stevens Byron D., upholsterer, h. 53 Linn

Stevens Charles, laborer, West Port

Stevens Clarence L., clerk, 16 Cascadilla

Stevens Edith, 38 Mechanic

Stevens Emeline, 23 Cliff

Stevens Esther A ,West Port

You can buy the latest styles ofClothing at Perry & Co's.

Stevens Frank, 167 N Tioga

Stevens Frederick, laborer, bds. Cayuga House

Stevens George H., laborer, 6 N Corn

Stevens Henry, capt. Kellogg, bds. Lehigh Valley House

Stevens Henry L., baker, 147 N Cayuga

Stevens Jeanette, 167 N Tioga

Stevens Lewis, laborer, 206 W Mill

Stevens Luther, cooper, h. 167 N Tioga

Stevens Mary Mrs., 14 Railroad ave.

Stevens Rufus L., carpenter, 38 Mechanic

Stevens Stella Mrs., 167 N Tioga

Stevens Theron, engineer, h. 23 Cliff

Stevens William M., 289 E State

Stevens Willis D., machinist, 38 Mechanic

Stewart Alice, 8 N Geneva

Stewart Bessie, Hector

Stewart David B. (D. B. Stewart & Co.), h. 25 E Buffalo

Carpets and Upholstery, at The Bool Co's.


STEWART D. B. & CO. (D. B. S., E. C. Stewart, H. M. Lovell

and B. F. Tompkins), wholesale grocers, 15, 17 and 19 S

Tioga

Stewart Edwin C. (D. B. Stewart & Co.), bds. 25 E Buffalo

Stewart Helen Mrs., artist, 75 W Green

STEWART HENRY, manf. of combination chimney flues, 114E Buffalo

Stewart Henry B., laborer, h. 81 W Green

Stewart Henry L., h. 3 Glen Place

Stewart Ida, P. O. clerk, 8 N Geneva

Stewart Jacob M., train master, L. V. R. R., h. 8 N Geneva

Stewart James H., carpenter, h. 36 Varick

Stewart John, 37 Pleasant

Stewart Lucy C, dress maker, 36 Varick

Stewart Mary, glove maker, bds. 1 14 W State

STEWART OLIN L. (Parry Fire Arms Co.), bottling works,

16 S Aurora, h. Jarvis House, steamboat landing

Cloaks, Shawls, Hosiery, Gloves, fa. BM 1 Dean.Stillwell & Co. (Mrs. Hannah), groceries and provisions, 223 N

Aurora cor. Queen

Stillwell Elmer C, manager Stillwell & Co., h. 223 N Aurora

Stillwell Hannah Mrs. (Stillwell & Co.), h. 223 N Aurora

Stillwell Ira N., carpenter, h. 9 Queen

Stillwell Louis K., fireman, h. 26 Dey

*ST. JOHN HENRY A., manager Autophone Co., fire insur

ance, h. 36 N Cayuga

St. John Thomas P. Mrs., h. 37 N Tioga

St. John's Hotel, Walter McCormick, prop., 171 W State

Stoddard Dora, dress maker, 15 E Green

Stoddard Josephine, 15 E Green

Stoddard Ora Mrs., h. 15 E Green

STODDARD SAMUEL, dealer in hides, leather oil, &c, 91

E State, h. 36 Prospect cor. S Aurora

Stone Albert G., bank clerk, bds. 112 E State

Storms Carrie K., 45 N Tioga

Storms Catharine Mrs., 21 E Green

W. H. Willson fits Hats with a French Conformer.


Storms Cora, domestic, 91 S Caytfga

*STORMS JOHN B., Ithaca Steam Marble and Granite

Works, 21 E Green, bds. 20 S Cayuga cor. Green

Storms Louise E., 45 N Tioga

Storms William H., book keeper, Ithaca Savings Bank, bds. 45

N Tioga

STORMS WILLIAM J., treas. Ithaca Savings Bank, h. 45 N

Tioga

Story Edward, paper maker, 225 N Aurora

Story John H., supt. paper mill, h. 216 N Aurora

Stout Irving, autophone tuner, 219 N Cayuga

Stow Adelia, 154 W Seneca

Stowell Calvin D. (J. C. Stowell & Son), h. 45 N Aurora

STOWELL J. C. & SON (J. C. & C. D.), wholesale grocers,

19 and 21 W State

Stowell John C. (J. C. Stowell & Son), h. 52 N Cayuga

Stringer Carrie M. Mrs., 103 N Tioga

Insure in the Equitable Life. D. Tarbell, Agent.Stringer Charles F., cutter, 46 W Buffalo

Stringer Cory R., clerk, bds. 103 N Tioga

Stringer Mary E., 46 W Buffalo._

*STRONG -CHARLES F., groceries, provisions and smoked

meats, iqo N Cayuga, h. 134 N Cayuga

C F. STRONG

O-A-nsr-csrE-D goods.

FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN THEIR SEASON.

FINE BUTTER AND SALT MEATS A SPECIALTY.

100 JJorth âyaga lre.e:t, Ilhaea.

Artistic Photography in all its branches, atMcGilliyray's


Strong Henry W., 134 N Cayuga

Strong Howard P., student, 25 Huestis

Strong Susan A. Mrs., h. 25 Huestis

Strong Susan C, student, 25 Huestis

Strong T. C. Mrs., 59 N Tioga.

Strouse Frank, piano polisher, h. 221 E State

Struble Rebecca L., dress maker, 132 N Aurora

Studley Duane, instructor C. U h.71 Dryden Road

Sturdevant Joseph S., boots, shoes, &c, 14 E State, h. 34 Mill

Stynier Howard, laborer, h. 78 Humboldt

Sullivan Bridget Mrs., 29 Williams

Sullivan Catharine Mis., h. 34 Hazen

SULLIVAN CHARLES W., contractor and builder, h. 85

Cascadilla

Sullivan Cornelius C, clerk, bds. Meadow

Sullivan Cornelius, laborer, 116 W Green

Sullivan Daniel, laborer, h. 66 N Albany

Standard Goods and Low PriGes always Mnd at E. % Hall's,

Sullivan Daniel, laborer, h. 25 Wheat

Sullivan Eli S. K, 122 E Seneca

Sullivan Ella A., dress maker, 221 E State

Sullivan Ellen, dress maker, 34 Hazen

Sullivan Hannah, 25 Wheat

Sullivan James, laborer, 116 W Green

Sullivan James P., -section boss, E. C. & N. R. R., h. 16 Hazen

Sullivan John, laborer, 116 W Green

Sullivan Maggie L., domestic, 188 E State

Sullivan Mary, domestic, 34 N Geneva

Sullivan Michael P. (Pritchard, Edwards & Co.), bds.Farmers'

Hotel

Sullivan Minnie, domestic, 177 E State

Sullivan Nellie, domestic, 18 Spring

Sullivan Nellie, domestic, 51 S Cayuga

Sullivan Patrick, laborer, 116 W Green

Sullivan Patsey, table waiter, Murray House

Sullivan Thomas D., clerk, h. 56 N Tioga

Theo. Dobrin & Son, leading Milliners, cor. State & Tioga


Sullivan William, R. R. detective, h. 20 Fayette

Sumner Chester, laborer, h. 78 N Albany

Suzey Sylvester, h. 19 Wheat

Swan Eleanor S., Titus ave. cor. Albany

Swan Isabella T., Titus ave. cor. AlbanySwansbrow Charles, laborer, h. 91 W Clinton

Swansbrow .George,61 Columbia

Swart Helena M., 176 N Cayuga

Swartout Mary A., 38 Madison

Swartwood Alonzo, carpenter, h. 94 W Mill

Swartwood Eddie R. J., glass stoker, bds. 94W Mill

Sweazey Addie, milliner, bds. 16 Pleasant

Sweazey Blanche, domestic, 49 Huestis

Sweazey Charles H., boat builder, 16 Pleasant

Sweazey Mary, waitress, 49 Huestis

Sweet Harry, 1 1 Smith block, cor. State and Aurora

Sweet Jennie, clerk, bds. 3 N Aurora

PERRY & CO., The Reliable Clothiers.

Sweetland Monroe M., attorney and counselor at law, rooms 1

and 3 Wilgus block, E State, rooms Y. M. C. A. bid.

Sweetlove Carrie, teacher, 15 Fayette

Sweetlove Ellis, 87 W Buffalo

Sweetlove Etta, teacher, 15 Fayette

Sweetlove Martin V. B., insurance agent, 15 Fayette

Sweetlove William A., clerk, 15 Fayette

Sykes George, carpenter, 9 S Plain

Sykes John H., carriage maker, 195 W Seneca, h. 11 Fourth

SYNNOTT STEPHEN H. REV., rector St. John's church, h.

26 E Buffalo

Taber Benjamin F., boat builder, 63 W Seneca

Taber Charles L., boat builder, Inlet, h. 32 N Corn

Taber Emma Mrs., 10 Yates

Taber Grant, emp. Sage College

Wall Paper and Window Shades, at The Bool Co's.


Taber Henry, boat builder, h. 19 Varick

Taber Jasper, bds. 20 Madison cor. First

Taber Jennie, emp. Sage College

Taber John P., carpenter, h. 23 Fayette

Taber Mary A. Mrs., 59 W State

Taber William C, clerk, h. 36 Eddy

Tailby Edward, h. 77 Huestis

Tailby Elizabeth Mrs., Reservoir ave.

Tailby George E., 77 Huestis

Tailby George W., foreman C. U. farm, h. Reservoir ave.

Tallady Perry, laborer, 70 BrindleyTallman Grace, domestic, 77 W Seneca

Tappenden Carrie, 3 Linn

Tappenden George A., shoe maker, h. 3 Linn

Tappenden Mary H., 3 Linn

Tarbell Bertha, 10 N Geneva

Tarbell Clarence D., 10 N Geneva

BUSH Si DEAN sell Underwear, Fancy Goods, Notions.

TARBELL DOCTOR, general agent Equitable Life Assurance

Society, 120 Broadway, N. Y., office and res. 10 N Geneva

Tarbell Ed., instructor C. U., 31 Cascadilla ave.

Tarbell George S., student, h. 10 N Geneva

Tassier Lambert, glass maker, h. 92 N Plain

Tate Lewis, laborer, 72 S Cayuga

Tayleure William, bds. 121 W Buffalo

Taylor Etta Mrs., domestic, 77 W Buffalo

Taylor Fred H., h. 6 Yates

Taylor Harry L., teacher, 6 Yates

Taylor James B., capt. Frontenac, town clerk, over 5 N Tioga,h. 103 E Buffalo

Taylor James B., Jr., clerk, 103 E Buffalo

Taylor Margaret J., cook, Clinton House

Taylor Mary Mrs., assistant cook, Clinton House

Taylor Mary A., 6 Yates

Taylor Mary G., 103 E Buffalo

Taylor Walter S., 'bus driver, h. 59 S Plain

W. H. Willson sells Robes at Rock Bottom Prices.


Taylor William, h. 65 W Mill

Tearney Anna Mrs., 109 W Seneca

Teed Andrew J., photographer, bds. 4 Pleasant

Teed Jerome B., harness maker, h. 13 Varick

Teed John H., painter, 4 Pleasant

Teehan Katie, domestic, 87 N Cayuga

Teehan Richard, laborer, h. 284 E State

Teeple Archie C, carpenter, h. 56 W Clinton

Teeple Huldah Mrs., 56 W Clinton

Teeple Merritt, 56 W Clinton

Teeter Edith Edna, 174 N Cayuga

Teeter Eliza, dress maker, 214 N Tioga

Teeter Elizabeth, domestic, 16 S Geneva

Teeter Emma, dress maker, 83 W State

Teeter Eva, domestic, 23 QuarryTeeter Mary, domestic, 17 N Cayuga

Teeter William H., teamster, 174 N Cayuga

The Equitable did tie Largest New Business in 1889. $175,264,100.00.

Teeter William V., produce buyer, h. 77 S Albany

TELEPHONE EXCHANGE, over 3 N Tioga

Teninty Lawrence, laborer, 78 Humboldt

Teresa Sister, 58 W Buffalo

Terrill Albert, slater, h. 112 W Buffalo

Terrill John, laborer, bds. 139 W State

Terrill Sarah, domestic, 75 S Albany

Terry Estella, 18 W Buffalo

Terry Eugene, stenographer, 12 N Tioga, h. 47 W Seneca

Terry Fenimore C, h. 18 W Buffalo

Terry Henry, moulder, h. 86 W Green

Terry Rachael, 35 Hudson

TERRY VERNON J., painter and paper hanger, 27 E Buffalo

Terry Walter J., clerk, h. 121 N Tioga

Terwilliger Amasa, teamster, h. 147 W State

Terwilliger Charles, ice deliverer, h. 146 Linn

Terwilliger Elmer J., boatman, 198 W Mill

Terwilliger Frederick, boatman, 1 98 W Mill

Go to McGillivray's Forest City Art Gallery for


Terwilliger George, ice deliverer, 142 Linn

Terwilliger Harrison, cartman, h. 71 HumboJdt

Terwilliger John, ice dealer, 62 Linn

Terwilliger Nelson, fish peddler, h. 147 W State

*TETLEY JOHN F., prop, steam dye works, 79 W State, h. do.

FJPY ^ STEAM X; DYE \ WORKS.

Men's suits cleaned, steamed and pressed by the new French CleaningProcess, and made to look like new. We dye men's suits and overcoats in

a superior manner and guarantee not to crock.Ladies'

dresses, shawls,sacques and ulsters. Coats cleaned, dyed and steamed to any desired shade.

Feathers dyed, curled and cleaned. Kid gloves cleaned and dyed.

Terms lower than ever and we guarantee satisfaction. Give me a call.

OFFICE AND DYE WORKS:

Uo. 79 "Wbsx Stat: Street,

J. F. TETLEY, Prop'r. and Dyer.

Orders by Express or Mail will receive Prompt Attention.

Edwin M. Hall, Exclduesy in House Furnishing Goods.

Thatcher Fred, 'bus driver, 24 Monroe

Thayer Cora, 30 University ave.

Thayer Jennie J., 28 Wheat

Thayer Maria M. Mrs., 28 Wheat

Thayer Ruth, domestic, 52 W Buffalo

Thayer Ruth B., 28 Wheat

THE AMERICAN HOUSE, John B. Kelly, prop., State cor.

Fulton

THE AUTOPHONE CO., H. A. St. John, pres. and manager,

H. M. Hibbard, treas., Calendar Clock Co. buildingTHE BRUNSWICK, Relyea Bros., prop's, Huestis

*THE BOOL CO., Henry Bool, pres., E. N. Corbin, sec. and

treas., furniture, wall paper, carpets, pictures, frames, house

furnishing goods, &c, 69 and 71 E State

The Children's Home, 116 W Seneca

THE GREAT FAIR, Louis Mintz, prop., State co. Aurora

Theo. Dobrin & Son make a Specialty of Hamburgs and Laces


The Ithaca Glove and Mitten Co., 126 W State

The Ithaca Paper Co., S. H. Laney of Elmira, prop., Edward

Tree, supt, Fall Creek, 91 Lake cor. Railroad ave.

*THE J. C. WESTERVELT COAL YARD, foot of Clinton

The J. C. Westervelt Goal Yard.

MUi

SOLE AGENT FOR THE POPULAR

LOYftt SOCK COftfc,:-

Well Screened and at the Lowest Market Price.

^TOOID _A_ SPECIALTY.

KINDLING, Sawed and SplitHARD WOOD of all kinds in

any Length.

Yard and Office, foot of Clinton St., near Fair Ground

Up-Town Office at ANDEUS & CHURCH'S, 41 East State St.

THE STAR CARPET CLEANING Co., Perry & Hailing,

prop's, 39 E State

Furniture of all kinds, Prices way down. The Bool Co.


SECURITY FOR VALUABLES.

THE SIFE DEPOSIT DEPIRTMENT OF THE

Tompkins Co. nationalBankOFFER FOR RENT

^] COMPARTMENTS LARGE AND SMALL |^

IN THEIR NEW

_h:_e:_b._b.iiio& co.'s

Champion Fire and Burglar Proof Compartment Safe.

*THE TOMPKINS COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, L. L.

Treman, pres., H. L. Hinckley, cashier, 35 and 37 E State

The United Glass Co., Benj. F. Slocum, supt., foot of Third

BUSH & DEAN sell at the Lowest City Prices.

Theta Delta Chi, Sprague block, E State

Thomas Albert, finisher, h. 10 Franklin

Thomas Anna P., h. 101 E State

Thomas Charles, farmer, Cliff

Thomas Charles F., finisher, 137 N Cayuga

Thomas Daniel A., laborer, 272 Humboldt

Thomas George W., carpenter, h. 8 Franklin

Thomas James, carpenter, h. 81 First

Thomas Levi, prop. East Hill House, 90 Huestis

Thomas Maria C, boarding house, 101 E State

Thomas Myron, carpenter, 8 Franklin

Thomas Nevada, 90 Huestis

Thomas Walter P., cigar maker, h. 80 W Clinton

W. H. WILLSON, Sole Agent for Youman's Hals.

Ithaca City Dieeotoby. 231

Thompson Clara J. Mrs., 46 S Plain

Thompson Edward P., teamster, h. 75 Linn

Thompson Elizabeth D., 16 N Geneva

Thompson Eugene, laborer, h. 84 Humboldt

Thompson Eva L., 52 N Geneva

Thompson HarrietW., preceptress High School, h. 16 N Genera

Thompson Julia Mrs., 52 N Geneva

Thompson Maria Mrs., millinery and fancy goods, over 3 N

Aurora, h. do.

Thompson Mary Mrs., h. 82 N Cayuga

Thompson Morgan W., painter, 75 Linn

Thompson Nettie, book keeper, bds. 93 N Geneva

Thompson Orsemus, laborer, 42 Humboldt

Thompson Oscar, coachman, 3 Central ave.

Thompson Rose C, 85 N Cayuga

Thompson Sarah J., h. 95 N Cayuga

Thompson Sarah E., 52 N Geneva

The Equitable had the Largest Premium Income In 1889.

Thompson Seth B., 168 N Tioga

Thompson Sewell D., h. 16 N Geneva

Thompson Susie E., 75 Linn

?THOMPSON THAD S., groceries and provisions, 29W Mill,

h. 56 N Geneva

Thompson Walter Q., clerk, Clinton House, 52 N Geneva

Thompson William, shoe maker, h. 3 N Aurora

Thomson Rachael, The Home

Thomson William C, cigar maker, h. 10 Monroe

Thurston Robert H., prof. C. U., 15 East ave.

Thurber John A., 57 Elm

TIBBETTS FRANK E., attorney and counselor at law, over

7 E State, h. 91 W State

TIBBETTS J. WARREN, prop. Forest City Paint Works, 137

W State, h. 53 do.

Tibbetts Lucy F., 53 W State

Tice Diene, The Home

Tice Margaret Mrs., 27 Williams

PHOTOGRAPHS are moderate in Prices ana superior in Pints), atMcGillivrays'


Tice Margaret R., 27 Williams

Tichenor Charles H., photographer, 44 W Green

Tichenor Edwin C, attorney and counselor at law, over 7 E

State, h. 111 N Cayuga

Tichenor Edwin S. (E. S. Tichenor & Son), h. 44 W Green

TICHENOR E. S. & SON (E. S. & G. E.), manf. of folding

beds and dealers in furniture, upholstering, &c, 15 W State

Tichenor Erie I., teamster, h. 32 Linn

Tichenor Ella Mrs., h. 85 E Seneca

Tichenor George E. (E. S. Tichenor & Son), h. 44 W Green

Tichenor James H., attorney and counselor at law, over 7 E

State, h. in N Cayuga

Tichenor John S., clerk, 141 N Cayuga

Tichenor Joseph A., teamster, h. 141 N Cayuga

Tichenor Lizzie F., n 1 N Cayuga

Tichenor Minnie L., 141 N Cayuga

Tillotson Almira G., 36 S Cayuga

Go to Edwin M. Hall's forCarpets and Rugs

Tillotson Anna E. Mrs., 92 E Buffalo

Tillotson Anna L., 36 S Cayuga

Tillotson Henry N., clerk, 36 S Cayuga

Tillotson Jane A. Mrs., h. 36 S Cayuga

Tilton Elva, h. 9 Third

Tilton Kate, 11 Monroe

Tillyer John M., baggage driver, Smith block, cor. State and

Aurora

Tisdel Bethuel I., clock maker, 2 W Yates

Tisdel Samuel R., model maker, over 31 E State, h. 86 Linn

TITUS CHARLES M., farmer and dairyman, real estate

dealer, and manf. of brooms, Plain cor. Centre, h. 53 W

State

Tobin Jared, carpenter, 23 E Mill

Todd Judson B. (Haskin & Todd), h. 51 S Cayuga

Todd Leroy G. (Hawkins & Todd), bds. 91 W State

Tompkins Alonzo, cartman, h. 154 W Seneca



Tompkins Aubrey, shipping clerk, L. V. Coal Co., bds. Patten's

Hotel

Tompkins B. F. (D. B. Stewart & Co.), res. Trumansburg

TOMPKINS & BOSTWICK (M. N. T. & E. H. B.), attorneys

and counselors at law, 15 and 17 E State

TOMPKINS COUNTY Co-operative Fire Insurance Co., Otis

E. Wood, sec, 41 E State

Tompkins Flora, student, bds. 6 Chestnut

TOMPKINS HOUSE, E. B. Hoagland, prop., cor. Aurora

and Seneca

Tompkins Ida, tailoress, bds. 56 Linn

Tompkins Joseph A., assistant postmaster, h. bet. 71 and 73 Elm

Tompkins Kate, domestic, 170 E State

Tompkins Myron N. (Tompkins & Bostwick), h. 47 N Tioga

Tompkins Ora, student, bds. 6 Chestnut

Tompkins Phineas B., clerk, L. V. freight office, h. 6oj4 N Tioga

Tompkins Viola M., bet. 71 and 73 Elm

PERRY & CO. mate a Specialty of Children's Clothing.

Tompkins William, shoe maker, h. 56 Linn

Tompkins William, painter, 73^ W Green

Toner John, mail carrier, bds. 56 W Green

Toner Peter, gardener, h. South .ave.

Torrey Catharine, 11 McClune Terrace

Torrey Elijah B., h. 73 Linn

Torrey Hattie C, 73 Linn

Torrey Lucy H., 73 Linn

Torrey Minnie W., 73 Linn

Torrey Sarah, 1 1 McClune Terrace

TOTTEN WILLIAM J., justice of the peace, 5 N Tioga, h.

16 Utica

Toumey Maggie, domestic, 24 W Green

Tourtellot Charles S., life insurance, h. 32 W Green

Tourtellot Jerry W., student, 32 W Green

Towle William M., instructor C. U., bds. 90 Huestis

Town Clerk's Office, over 5 N Tioga

Townley Henry, cigar maker, h. 239 E State

OurMotto : Honest Goods, Square Dealing. The Bool Co.

234 Ithaca City Dteectoey.

Townley Luther, 2 1 1 E State

Townley Marian B., physician and surgeon, 33 N Aurora, h. do.

Townsend Benjamin, glass blower, 45 Varick

Townsend M. C, clerk, rooms 9 W Buffalo

Townsend George F., glass gatherer, 84 Madison

Townsend George R., student, bds. 62 N Geneva

Townsend Herbert B. (Drake & Townsend), h. 27 E Buffalo

Tracy Henry, laborer, 99 Hector

Trannar James, laborer, h. 75 N Plain

Trapp Emma, clerk, bds. 41 E Mill

Trapp Luman, wagon maker, h. 41 E Mill

Trapp Sarah, emp. sign works, bds. 41 E Mill

Tree Edward (E. Tree & Son), supt. Ithaca Paper Co., h. 235N Aurora

TREE EDWARD & SON (Edward & William), groceries and

provisions, 229 N AuroTa

Tree Frank D., book binder, h. 222 N Aurora

Tree J. Wesley, printer, h. Crozier block, cor. State and Geneva

*TREE J. WILL, book binder and blank book manf., over 13

N Tioga, Masonic block, h. 94 N Aurora

J. WILL TREE,

BOOK * BI11DGR,MASONIC BLOCK, ITHACA, N. Y.

Blank Books Ruled and Bound to anu Pattern.

COUNTY RECORDS, BUNK LEDGERS, M, I SPECIALTY.

W. H. Willson Irons all Silk Hats sold by him Free.


Tree Mary, 225 N Aurora

Tree Remelia Mrs., 225 N Aurora

Tree Thomas, clerk, h. 151 N Tioga

Tree William (E. Tree & Son), h. 235 N Aurora

Treman A. L. 28 N Geneva

Treman Charles E., clerk, 24 W Buffalo

Treman Ebenezer M., sec. Ithaca Gas and Water Works, Co's,

bds. 28 N Geneva

Treman Elias (Treman, King & Co.), h. 24 W Buffalo

Treman Frank W., book keeper, h. 209 E State

*TREMAN, KING & CO. (L. L. T., Elias T., L. R. K. & R.

H. T.), wholesale and retail dealers in hardware, 1 and 3

E State cor. Cayuga

Treman Lafayette L. (Treman, King & Co.), (Treman, Water

man & Co.) pres. Tomp. Co. Nat. Bank, Ithaca Gas Light

and Ithaca Water Works Co's, h. 28 N Geneva

Treman Leonard Mrs., h. 16 S Geneva

Treman Robert H. (Treman, King & Co.), h. 43 N Geneva

The Equitable ,I5_Ei,,_ES_*1I_ 1889. D, TARBELL, Agent,

TREMAN, WATERMAN & CO., founders and machinists, 13and 17 S Cayuga

Trench Edwin, harness maker, h. 26 Cascadilla ave.

Trench James, h. 96 N Tioga

Trench John J., book keeper, h. 19 Pleasant

Tripp Francis W., boat ironer, h. 65 Elm

Tripp Marian, 117 N Cayuga

Troy Hugh, student, 24 Spring

Troy John, janitor, bds. 9 Wolcott

Troy Margaret, domestic, 163 E Buffalo

Troy Peter, mechanic, 24 Spring

Trudell George A., cigar maker, h. 12 Washington

True Charles, engineer, L. V. R. R., h. 83 N Plain

True George, engineer, h. 147 W Green

True Louise, 231 N Tioga

True Martha Mrs., h. 16 Third

True William, painter, 16 Third



Truman Harriet B., cloak maker, 12 E Mill

Tucker Albert, fireman, h. 101 Lake ave.

Tucker Edward, bds. Dryden Road

Tucker John D., bds. Dryden Road

Tucker Reuben G., carpenter, h. Dryden Road

Tupper Horace A., blacksmith, h. 33 Hector

Tupper Minnie A., compositor, 33 Hector

Turibdy John, laborer, h. 8 N Meadow

Turk Mary, 94 Railroad ave.

Turner Ebenezer T., electrical and civil engineer, Terrace Hill,S Tioga

Turner Frank, h. 20 Wheat

Turner Marvin, emp. Ithaca Gun Co., bds. 97 Utica

Turner M. Elizabeth Mrs., Terrace Hill, S Tioga

TURNER SAMUEL B., attorney and counselor at law. Li

brary building, cor. Seneca and Tioga, h. Terrace Hill, S

Tioga

Edwin M. Hall Is Headquarters for Draperies, Curtains and ShadesTurrell Adele V., dress maker, 66 N Plain

Tutherly Herbert E., prof. C. U., Reservoir ave.

Tuthill Helen M., book keeper, bds. 10 S Plain

Tuthill John P., farmer, h. 10 S Plain

Tuthill Ruth, 36 W State

Tuttle Daniel, cook,Farmers'

Hotel

Tuttle Herbert, prof. C. U., 1 1 East ave.

Twist Alpheus, prop. Forest City Hotel, 41 and 43 S Cayuga

Twist Harriet Mrs., h. 65 N Aurora

Twist Salem, Forest City Hotel

Twomey Lizzie, domestic, 43 N Plain

Twomey Nora, domestic, 112 E Buffalo

Twomey Timothy, laborer, h. 30 Fourth

Tyler Alice, over 10 S Cayuga

TYLER CHARLES M. REV., pastor First Congregational

church, bds. 15 Prospect

Tyler Frederick, laborer, 34 Centre

Tyler Jessie, sÊast ave.

Theo. Dobrin & Son, Dry Goods and Cloaks, Cor, State & Tioga


Tyler John, whitewasher, 8 Wheat

Tyler Moses C, prof. C. U., h. 5 East ave.

Tyler William H., teamster, h. 34 Centre

Tyler Zachariah, 38 S Plain

XJ

UNITED STATES EXPRESS CO., Geo. B. McCormick,

agent, 8 S Tioga

Updike Almon, 43 Prospect

Updike Irving, farmer, 69 S Aurora

UpdikeJames, blacksmith, h. 43 Prospect

Updike Riley, carpenter, h. 30 Madison

Utley Arthur, blacksmith, 156 W Seneca

Utley Derwin, blacksmith, bds. 156 W Seneca

Utter Jennie, 54 W State

Utter Joseph, supt. of tannery, h. 54 W State

The Largest Yariety of Clothing at PERRY & CO.'S.

Vactor Boston H., laborer, 8 S Meadow

Vail Anna E. Mrs., h. 75 Hazen

Vail Mary E., 75 Hazen

Valentine Laura C, 249 E State

Valentine Mary D. Mrs., 249 E State

Valentine W. Russell, student, 249 E State

Van Alstyne Charles, glass cutter, 7 Lake ave.

VanAlstyne Darwin, glass cutter, h. 71 Lake ave.

Van Atta Theodore, laborer, Reservoir ave.

Van Buskirk Addie, waitress, 24 N Aurora

Van Buskirk Hanna, 86 E Seneca

Van Buskirk Maria, 86 E Seneca

VANCLEEF CHARLES E., physician and surgeon, 49 E

State, Sprague block, h. 63 E Mill

Van Cleef Jane E. Mrs., 63 E Mill



VAN CLEEF MYNDERSE, attorney and counselor at law,

Library building, cor. Seneca and Tioga, h. 41 N Geneva

Van DeBogart Augusta, 9 E Clinton

Van DeBogart Francis, carpenter, 9 E Clinton

Van DeBogart Leonora, 46 N Tioga

Vanderbilt Sarah Mrs., 135 N Cayuga

Van Derhoef James E., prof. C. U., h. 224 N Cayuga

Vanderhoef Robert E., janitor Sibley College, h. 88 Railroad

ave.

Vanderhoef Viana Mrs., 88 Railroad ave.

Vandemark George, h. 22 W Clinton

Vanderpool Robert A., agent, h. 79 S Geneva

Van Devere Cornelius A., 118 University ave.

Van Dorn Edward B., clerk, h. \6)4 S Cayuga

Van Droof George, carpenter, h. 148 W Green

Van Droof Moses, prop. Centennial House, fish, oyster and

clam market, 167 W State

Van Droof Thomas, fish market, 142 W State, h. 147 W Green

Ladies'

and Gent's Furnishing Goods. BUSH & DEAN.

Van Dusen Gertrude F., bds. 7 Central ave.

Van Dyne Casper J., gunsmith, h. 24 Railroad ave.

Van Dyne Eugene, laborer, h. 13 First

Van Dyne Leroy, laborer, h. 74 Tompkins

Van Hoesen David N., bank clerk, h. cor. Marshall and Willow

ave.

Van Horn & Brown (George Van Horn & Fred S. Brown),meat market, 9 S Aurora

Van Horn George (Van Horn & Brown), h. 9 S Aurora

Van Horn Jennie, seamstress, 58 S Aurora

Van Houtan Mary Mrs., 18 Esty

Van Houten Charles, tailor, h. 8 Sears

Van Houter Aaron, h. 152 W Green

Van Houter Chauncey H., book keeper, h. 47^ S Cayuga

Van Houter George, brakeman, 152 W Green

VAN HOUTER PETER, wholesale and retail dealer in lum

ber, shingles, lath, casings, mouldings, &c, yards 24, 26

and 28 S Cayuga and Titus flats, h. 40 S Cayuga

W. H. Willson is the only Practical Hatter in the City.


Van Houter William H., carpenter, h. 116 W Buffalo

Van Inwagen Eugene, hostler, Tompkins House

Van Inwagen Theron H. (Campbell L. A. & Co.), h. 40 Lake

ave.

Van Kirk Anna Mrs., 27 Prospect

VAN KIRK CHARLES C, attorney and counselor at law, 15E State, h. 114 N Aurora

Van Kirk Elizabeth, 29 Prospect

Van Kirk Eron C, special examiner of customs, h. 49 N Tioga

Van Kirk Henrietta, 27 Prospect

VAN KIRK HENRIETTA MRS., manf. of Royal Syrup, of

fice 49 N Tioga, h. do.

Van Kirk Jerusha P., 74 E Seneca

VAN KIRK LEROY H., County Clerk, h. 27 Prospect

Van Kirk Mame S., P. O. clerk, bds. 49 N Tioga

Van Lone Millard F., carpenter, h. 8 N Corn

Van Marter Julia A. Mrs., 52 Lake ave.

fhe Equitable had the largest excess of Income over Disbursements In 1889.

Vann John, clerk, Lehigh Valley House

Van Natta John E. (Van Natta & Jones), h. 61 E Mill

Van Natta & Jones (John E. & M. Ellsworth J.), prop's Forest

City Flouring Mills, Giles

Van Natten Thomas H., cigar maker, h. 73 W Clinton

Van Order Abram Capt., h. 24 Third

Van Order Ada F., Lake ave. near steamboat landingVan Order Anna, compositor, h. 83 W State

Van Order Avonia M., Avon Terrace

Van Order Cora E., no Utica

VanOrder Cornelius, 196 N Tioga

Van Order Charles G., carpenter and builder, h. Avon Terrace,S end Cayuga

Van Order Delia May, Lake ave. near steamboat landingVan Order Eugene, carpenter, 78 W Green

Van Order Franklin, carpenter, h. 112 Railroad ave.

Van Order Flora, glove maker, bds. 83 W State

Van Order Henry, plumber, bds. 14 Farm

Homely People made Handsome at tie Forest City Art Gallery.


Van Order Humphrey V., emp. Reynolds & Lang, h. 1 1 S Plain

Van Order James M., laborer, h. 37 Varick

Van Order John, cigar maker, 93 W Green

Van Order Linn D., captain, h. 18 Lake ave.

Van Order Luella M., Avon Terrace

Van Order Minnie M., dress maker, 37 Varick

Van Order Nellie, glove maker, bds. 83 W State

Van Order Peter, machinist, h. no Utica

Van Order Sylvester, market gardener, N end Willow ave.

Van Order Varnum S., engineer, h. 21 Farm

Van Orman Frederick, 96 N Cayuga

Van Orman Jerry, painter, 135 W Green

Van Orman Josephine Mrs., dress maker, 23 E Mill

Van Orman Robert, gardener, 96 N Cayuga

Van Orman Theodore, 96 N Cayuga

Van Orman Thomas H., carpenter, h. 23 E Mill

Van Ostin Stella, waitress, 44 E State

Standard Goods and Low Prices always foilnd at E. % Hall's.

Van Ostrand John, piano tuner, h. 147 N Cayuga

Van Slyke Anson H., agent, h. 125J4 W Clinton

VAN SLYKE WILLIAM W., foreman job dept. Ithaca Jour

nal, h. 15 W Buffalo

Vant John, boatman, h. 53 N Tioga

Vant John, Jr., clerk, h. 10 Utica

Vant William L., clerk, Adams Express, S3 N Tioga

Vantasel Charles, glass gatherer, bds. 82 N Plain

Van Tine Eliza, domestic, 77 Huestis

Van Vleet DeForest, attorney and counselor at law, over 60 E

State cor. Tioga, h. 97 E Buffalo cor. SpringVan Vradenburg Fanny J. Mrs., h. 73 Lake ave.

VanVradenburg Fred A., book keeper, 73 Lake ave.

Van Wagen Aaron E., h. 20 Centre

Van Wagen Eugene, hack driver, h. 60 W Seneca

Van Wagen Eva, compositor, 20 Centre

Van Zoil Ambrose R., express driver, h. 44 Second

Van Zoil Charles, laborer, 44 Second

Theo. Dobrin & Son^V.*1."'"'



Vaughn John E., engineer, L. V. R. R., h. 50 N Plain

Vedder Herman K., instructor C. U., 48 W Seneca

Veronica Sister, 58 W Buffalo

Vernon Sarah, domestic, 27 W Clinton

Viall William A., instructor C. U., 35 East ave.

Vickers Jane Mrs., 148 E Buffalo

Vickers Thomas M., student, 148 E Buffalo

Visscher Debora, 1 1 Farm

Visscher Gazena, n Farm

Vivian Clinton L., architect, bds. 57 N Geneva

Voland James, laborer, 6 Lewis

Voland Michael, h. 6 Lewis

Vorhis Cynthia L., 2 Glen Place

Vorhis George L., clerk and stenographer, Morrison block, cor.

State and Tioga, h. 1 Glen Place

Vorhis Joan C. Mrs., boarding, 2 Glen Place

Vorhis John D., express carrier, 175 Elm

You can buy the latest styles ofClothing at Perry&Co's.

Vorhis Jotham, fruit grower, h. 175 Elm

Vorhis Stephen W., book binder and constable, 2 Glen Place

Vose John W., publisher, 216 Washington St., Syracuse, h. 1

Terrace Place

Vunk William, emp. Small's planing mill, h. 8 W State, Gregg

block

Wafer Alice, 59 Madison

Wafer Frank, laborer, 168 Humboldt

Wafer Hugh, 59 Madison

Wafer John, carpenter, h. 59 Madison

Wafer William, butcher, bds. 9 S Aurora

Wagner Clarence L.; upholsterer, h. Tioga cor. Fountain

Wagner Emma D., 47 N Albany

Wagner Helen M. Mrs., 9 Corn

Wagner Paul, tailor, h. 140 N Tioga

Wagner Phcebe L. Mrs., h. 47 N Albany



Wagoner Agnes M., clerk, bds. 15 Utica

Wagoner Charles, S Geneva, Perry's mill

Wagoner Gary L., emp. Perry's mill, S Geneva

Wagoner Marquis L., carpenter, 15 Utica

Wagoner Milo, engineer, bds. S Geneva, Perry's mill

WAIT LUCIEN A., prof. C. U., and director of Cascadilla

Preparatory School, h. 35 East ave.

Wakeman Daniel J., cigar maker, h. 158 N Tioga

Wakeman Ella E., 158 N Tioga

Walback Hattie, milliner, bds. 136 N Cayuga

Walker Anna Mrs., emp. Sage College

Walker Anna Lulu, 15 Centre

Walker E. Gaylord, harness maker, h. 96 N Cayuga

Walker E. Lillian, 15 Centre

Walker Frank Mrs., 54 S. Plain

Walker Frederick R., 15 Centre

Walker Jane Mrs., 101 Hancock

BUSH Si DEAN sell Silks, Velvets, Dress Goods, &c.

Walker Jennie, laundry, 101 Hancock

Walker John E., painter, h. 34 DeyWalker John W. A., agent, 7 Fourth

Walker Lizzie, 7 Fourth

Walker Oda A., 15 Centre

Walker Robert, coachman, h. 15 Centre

Wallace Ada J., teacher,bds. 103 E Buffalo

Wallace James, painter, bds. 137 N Aurora

Wallace Joseph, carpenter, h. 260 W State

Wallace Minnie, 260 W State

Wallace William, carpenter, 260 W State

Wallace Webb, painter, bds. Tioga House

Wall Francis P., student, 98 E Seneca

Wall Hannah, domestic, E State cor. SpringWall Mary, 98 E Seneca

*WALL PATRICK, boots and shoes, 1 2 N Aurora, h. 98 E

Seneca cor. Spring

Walley Milo, saloon, 212 W State, h. do.

W. H. Willson, The People's Hatter, 51 East State St.


Walling Joseph, teamster, h. 120 W Clinton

Walling Selina M. Mrs., dress maker, 120 W Clinton

Wansworth Henry, laborer, 51 Varick

Wanzer Charles, carpenter and builder, h. 103 N Cayuga

WANZER DANIEL H., groceries and provisions, 3 N Aurora

and 90 E State, h. no Hector

Wanzer Edward C, carpenter, h. 10 N Plain

Wanzer Elmer H., clerk, 138 E State

Wanzer Etta M., 103 N Cayuga

Ward John, coachman, 2 Fountain Place

Ward Kate, domestic,Farmers'

Hotel

Ward Mary, domestic, 148 E Buffalo

Ward Nettie Mrs., 51 Hector

Ward Nora, domestic, 36 N Cayuga

Ward Thomas, coachman, 22 E Buffalo

Wardle Florence, teacher, bds. 38 N Tioga

Wardwell George H., carpenter and builder, h. 14 W Mill

Equitable Life Ins. Society is the Best. D. Tarbell, AgentWarfield Chester, agent, h. 114 N Tioga

Warner A. K. Mrs. (Warner & Son), 56 W State

Warner Charles, 73 W Green

Warner F. Harry (Warner & Son), 56 W State

Warner Frank H., 56 W State

Warner George, 19 Varick

Warner Grace K., 56 W State

Warner Maie L., 56 W State

Warner Rodolphus, laborer, 68 Humboldt

*WARNER&SON (A. K. W., F. H. W.), dry goods, gro

ceries, and wall paper, 56 and 58 W State

Warren Helen M. Mrs., 24 Third

WARREN JAMES C, fruit grower and poultry breeder, h.

Hector

Warren Martha A. Mrs., h. 51 Hazen

Warren Margaret, 51 Hazen

Warren Mary A., 51 Hazen

Warren Samuel H., blacksmith, h. 60 S Cayuga

Babies' Pictures taken quicker than a wink at McGillivray's


WARNER & SON,) DEALERS in (

Dry Goods, Notions, Flour and Table Oil Cloth,WALL PAPER AND DECORATIONS.

We Plways Ijbad, Heve^ Follow,

56 and 58 WEST STATE.

Edwin M. Hall, v -,( 11;1;:';! | ',\, IN House Furnishing Goods.

Warren William, blacksmith, h. 64 N Plain

Washington May, domestic, 87 Huestis

Washington Peter, barber, W State, h. no W Clinton

Washington Rebecca, domestic, 10 Stewart ave.

Washburn Wesley J., glass stoker, 227 N Cayuga

Waterfield Eliza, 78 Tompkins

Waterfield Louisa Mrs., h. 78 Tompkins

Waterfield Mary L., 78 Tompkins

Waters William, bds. 38 W Mill

Waters William, janitor, 88 N Albany

Watkins Edward H., painter, 165 N Cayuga

WATKINS JOHN L., manf. of carriages, 84, 86 and 88 S

Cayuga, h. Spencer, outside city

Watkins John V., carriage painter, h. Spencer, outside city

Watkins Robert, h. 165 N Cayuga

Watson John W., blacksmith, h. 24 N Corn

Wattles Alice L., 86 W Green



Wattles Carlton S., produce dealer and commission merchant,

3. and 5 S Tioga, h. 64 N AlbanyWATTLES WILLIAM H., coal and grain dealer, Esty eleva

tor building, h. 12 W Clinton

Webb Richard W., painter, h. 25 N Meadow

Webb Walter L., instructor C. U., 122 Cascadilla Place

Wedge Leroy, laborer, 315 E State

Weed Amelia E. Mrs., 32 Utica

Weed Edwin M., mason, h. 62 W Green

Weed Mabel, 62 W Green

*WEED MYRON H., prop.Farmers'

Central Sheds, livery

and boarding stables, 26 E Green, rear Andrus & Church,

State, h. 30 N Aurora

Weed Seth R., watch maker, h. 79 N Cayuga

Weed Thomas R., book keeper, h. 13 E Green

Wegman Ulric (Hile & Wegman), h. Inlet road, outside city

Welch Alice, 126 W Green

Welch Jerry, butcher, 126 W Green

PERRY & CO., The Reliable Clothiers.

Welch John, brakeman, bds. Patten's Hotel

Welch Katie, domestic, 43 N Geneva

Welch Kate Mrs., 126 W Green

Welch Maria, waitress, Tompkins House

Welch Sarah, 126 W Green

(See also Welsh)

Welland Helen, 18 DeyWELLER ARTHUR B

,harness manuf. and dealer in whips,

robes, &c, 20^ S Aurora, stamp clerk, P. O , h. 30 S AlbanyWeller James M., harness maker, 20^ S Aurora, h. 30 S AlbanyWeller Lena M., 30 S Albany

Wellum Joseph, glass blower, 36 Madison

Wells George W., laborer, h. 59 Cascadilla

Wells James, mason, bds. Centennial House

Welsh Ellen, h. 67 Esty

Welsh John S., brakeman, L. V. R. R., h. 99 Cascadilla

Welsh Kate M., dress maker, 175 E State



Welsh Mary Mrs., 175 E State

(See also Welch)

Wenton Henry, h. 14 W Buffalo

Wentworth Anna, domestic, 79 N Aurora

Wentzel Richard, confectioner, h. 57 Linn

Westbrook, carpenter, bds. 29 Auburn

Wesley Charles E., painter and paper hanger, 34 Utica

Wesley Sarah E. Mrs., dress maker, 34 Utica

Wesley Walter W., 34 Utica

WEST BROS. (G. W. & A. K. of Syracuse), boots and shoes,

Leroy James, manager, 29 E State

Westbury Harry, glass cutter, bds. 80 W Mill

Western Union Telegraph Co., J. A. Casterlin, manager, 61 E

State cor. Tioga

Westervelt Charles H., painter and paper hanger, h. 44 W Mill

Westervelt J. C. Mrs., h. 35 W Green

Westervelt John, 35 W Green

Westervelt Louise S., 35 W Green

BUSH & DEAN sell Underwear, Fancy Goods, Notions.

Westervelt Nellie F., milliner, 44 W Mill

Weyburn Lettie A., The Home

Wharton Frank A., agent Nat. Express Co , h. 49 W Buffalo

Wheaton George, laborer, h. 35 Lewis

Wheeler Benjamin I., prof. C. U., 39 East ave.

Wheeler Charles W., gardener, 15 Prospect

Wheeler Charles W., dental student, bds. 15 Prospect

Wheelock L. A., agent for Purifico, 26 S Aurora

Whitaker Gertrude M., tailoress, h. 153 N Tioga

Whitaker Thomas, carpenter, h. 34 Stewart ave.

Whitcomb Robert, laborer, h. 114 W Clinton

White Andrew D., 28 East ave.

White Andrew C, assistant librarian C. U., h. 130 E Seneca

White Arthur D., 37 Prospect

WHITE & BURDICK (C. H. W. & D. W. B.), drugs, paints,oils, &c, 16 E State

White Catharine, The Home



White Charles H. (White & Burdick), h. 112 E Buffalo

WHITE DAVID (White & Hedden), physician and surgeon,

54 E State, h. 37 Prospect cor. Aurora

WHITE ELEPHANT HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, Geo.

H. Grant, prop., 10 S Aurora

White George L., Sage College

White Guy, wagon maker, 12 S Aurora, h. 59 W Clinton

White Hattie A., dress maker, 55 W Buffalo

White & Hedden (D. White & A. C. Hedden), paint and color

manf., cor. W Seneca and N Albany

White Henry, carpenter, over 67 E State

White Homer G., paint works, h. 85 E Seneca

White Horatio S., prof. C. U., h. 23 East ave.

White James N., barber, bds. 72 N Albany

White Jennie, dress maker, bds. 9 Woodcock

White Margaret, emp. Sage College

White Mary, domestic, 6 S Geneva

i PoliGU in the Equitable a Safe Investment, D, TARBELL, Ag't,

White Mary E ,dress maker, 55 W Buffalo

White Ruth, 28 East ave.

Whited Samuel, mason, 97 W Seneca

Whiting Edward A., carpenter, h. 55 Tompkins

Whiting Flora, dress maker, 35 W Clinton

Whiting Frank M., butcher, over 21 E Seneca

Whitlock Alonzo, carpenter, 14 Huestis

Whitlock Charles E., U. S. Express clerk, 8 S Tioga, h. 62 N

Aurora

Whitlock George M., laborer, h. 49 Centre

Whitlock Harriet N. Mrs., carpet maker, 49 Centre

Whitlock Hiram M., h. 74 S Plain

Whitlock Ida A., 14 Huestis

Whitlock Mary R. Mrs., h. 62 N Aurora

Whitlock Merritt, 76 N Tioga

Whitlock Peter, emp. clock factory, h. 76 N Tioga

Whitlock William, court crier, 37 E Mill

Whitmore George, 72 N Cayuga

Artistic Photoeraphy in all its branches, atMcGillivray's


Whitney Eliza, dress maker, h. 41 N Albany

Whiton Addie K., 40 S Aurora

Whiton Cynthia M., 35 S Aurora

Whiton Emily, dress maker, 159 N Tioga

WHITON FREDERIC J., attorney and counselor at law, in

vestment securities, Library building, cor. Tioga and Sen

eca, h. 16 S AlbanyWhiton Kate L., 35 S Aurora

Whiton Mary J., 16 S Albany

Whiton Sylvia N. Mrs., 35 S Aurora

Wholey Anna, 152 W Mill

Wholey Patrick, laborer, h. 152 W Mill

Wick Martha Mrs., 59 N Aurora

Wick William H., market gardener, h. 106 N Tioga

Widman Mary A., teacher, bds. 12 W Mill

Widmer Edward, sign painter, h. 39 Elm

Wiedmaier Margaret, 95 Hudson

Go to Edwin M. Hall's for Carpets and Rugs

Wiese Charles O., boarding, Sibley ave.

Wightman Edward D., instructor C. U., bds. 81 EddyWilcox Blanche, 123 Hudson

Wilcox Charles A., cigar maker, h. 84 N Geneva

Wilcox Charles H. (Wilcox, Slocum & Bush), Clinton House

Wilcox Emma A. Mrs., 8 N Geneva

Wilcox Fanny, Exchange Hotel

Wilcox Fred G., cigar maker, h. 84 N Geneva

Wilcox Gilbert, Exchange Hotel

Wilcox Hester A. Mrs., 123 Hudson

Wilcox John D., life insurance agent, h. 123 Hudson

Wilcox Laura Belle, music teacher, bds. 44 Varick

Wilcox Mary, 84 N Geneva

Wilcox Newcomb N., blacksmith, h. no W Green

Wilcox Newcomb J., blacksmith, h. 84 N Geneva

Wilcox Seth, brick yard, h. 46 N Plain

WILCOX, SLOCUM & BUSH (C. H.W., B. F. S. & C. A. B.),prop's Clinton House



Wilcox William (Hague Expansion Horse Shoe Co.), bds. Clin

ton House

Wilder Burt G,, prof. C. U., 60 Cascadilla Place

Wilgus Henry L., managerWilgus Opera House, 5 Opera House

block, h. 68 N Tioga

Wilgus John M., architect, 6 Wilgus block, bds. 56 N Geneva

Wilgus Julia B., 68 W Buffalo

Wilgus Lois, 68 W Buffalo

Wilgus Maggie N., h. 68 W Buffalo

Wilgus Opera House, State cor. Tioga, H. L. Wilgus, manager

Wilkin Ada, 26 S Plain

Wilkin George W., 86 W Buffalo

Wilkin Mina, dress maker, 43 Mechanic

Wilkinson John G., glass blower, h. 28 Fourth

Willetts Henry, h. 92 E Buffalo

Willetts Mary C, 22 E Seneca

Willey DeWitt, teamster, h. 82 W Green

PERRY & CO. make a Specialty of Children's Clothing.

Willey Samantha, dress maker, 32 N Corn

Williams Alice F., Osmun Place

Williams Almira, 14 Farm cor. Utica

Williams Archie, painter, h. 39 Farm

Williams Augusta H., Elm cor. Hector

Williams Bessie M., Osmun Place

WILLIAM BROS. (R. B. W.), founders and machinists, agri

cultural implements and machinery, 90 to 104 W State

Williams Candace Mrs., 34 Elm

Williams Carrie Mrs., 59 W Green

WILLIAMS CHARLES M., 9 W State, h. 14 S Albany

Williams Charlotte E., Elm cor. Hector

Williams Clara M., Elm cor. Hector

Williams Cornelia, teacher, 53 Pleasant

Williams Daniel S., painter, h. 39 Farm

Williams Dewitt, hostler, bds. 90 Hancock

WILLIAMS DE FOREST, h. 50 W State

Williams De Forest, milk dealer, h. 315 E State



Williams Ella D. G., 39 Farm

Williams Ella S., Elm cor. Hector

WILLIAMS EMMONS L., treasurer C. U., h. 188 E State

Williams Frank, painter, h. 39 Farm

Williams Frank F., shipping clerk, h. 40 W Buffalo cor. AlbanyWilliams George H., 33 Huestis

WILLIAMS GEORGE R., manf., receiver Ithaca Organ Co.,

room 10 Library building, cor. Seneca and Tioga, h. 2

Fountain Place

Williams Grace E., 134 Elm

Williams, clerk, bds. 114 W State

Williams Harriet N., 13 W Green

Williams Harvey D., instructor C. U., 100 Cascadilla Place

WILLIAMS HENRY SHALER, prof. C. U., h. Edgwood,East ave.

Williams Herbert H., student, Osmun Place

Williams Howard C, prop. Cascadilla Mills, junction Linn and

University ave., h. Osmun Place

Cloaks, Shawls, Hosiery, Gloves, 1b. Bifeh 1 Dean.

Williams Jack, hostler, h. 8 S Meadow

WILLIAMS J. B. MRS., h. cor. Elm and Hector

Williams Jennie Mrs., h. 33 Huestis

Williams John E., 53 Pleasant .

Williams Joseph, stone cutter, 53 Varick

Williams Louise H., 134 Elm

Williams Margaret Mrs., 79 S Geneva

Williams Mary Mrs., h. Utica

Williams Mary E., 13 W Green

Williams Otis L., cor. Elm and Hector

Williams Riley, 45 Fayette

WILLIAMS ROGER B. (Williams Bros.), h. 57 S AlbanyWilliams Samuel G., prof. C. U., 39 W Green

Williams Sarah Mrs., 52 BrindleyWilliams Sarah Mrs., 315 E State

Williams Stephen F., blacksmith, h. 79 S Geneva

WILLIAMS TIMOTHY D., h. 13 W Green

W. H. Willson, Sole Agent for Ounlap's Hats.


Williams Wenona, 10 E Green

Williams William W., blacksmith, h. 60 Linn

Williamson Ann B. Mrs., 57 Cascadilla

Williamson Burton T., machinist, h. 57 Cascadilla

Williamson James, blacksmith, 113 W Green

Willis Albert P., instructor C. U., 23 Huestis

WILLSON EDWARD A., furniture and upholstering, 3 W

State, h. 30 Lake ave.

Willson Eugene C., photographer, 30 Lake ave.

Willson Fred W., taxidermist, cor. Geneva and Titus ave.

Willson Herbert G, hatter, h. 46 S Geneva

Willson Sara M., dress maker, 12 W State

Willson William H. Sr., hatter, h. 12 W State

*WILLSON WILLIAM H, hats, caps, furs, robes, trunks, &c,

51 E State, h. cor. Geneva and Titus ave.

Wilson Charles H., painter, h. 19 Linn

WILSON FRANK G., jeweler, 56 E State, h. 74 N Tioga

The Equitable Life Ins. Society is the Largest in the World. D, TARBELL, git,

Wilson Hiram, 22 Railroad ave.

Wilson Hudson J., painter and paper hanger, h. 72 N Tioga

Wilson James A., gunsmith, h. 97 Utica

Wilson John, coachman, Elm cor. Hector

Wilson John V., painter and paper hanger, bds. 130 Osmun

Place

Wilson Julia, domestic, Orchard House, off Huestis

Wilson Katie, chambermaid, Clinton House

Wilson Reuben, laborer, West Port

Wilson Roscoe C, student, 22 E Seneca

Wilson Thomas, clerk, h. 22 E Seneca

Wilson William, cigar maker, bds. 5 2 N Geneva

Wilsey Edward, teamster, bds. Patten's Hotel

Wilton George W., cigar maker, h. 22 EstyWINDSOR HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, Puss Hammond,

prop., 2 N Cayuga

Wing Charles B., instructor C. U., Reservoir ave.

Winn Judson D., glass flattener, h. 52 W Green

Go to McGillivray's Forest City Art Gallery lor PMOgi-PllS


Winner Albert F., glass cutter, h. 79 W Mill

Winship Isabella Mrs., h. 15 Huestis

*WINSLOW JOHN, physician and surgeon, n E State, over

post office

has moved back to his old office over the post-office.

a Open Day and {slight. &

REGULAR HOURS : 8 a. m., 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 p. m.

SPECIALTY OF THROAT AND EAR.

TELEPHONE.

Edwin M. Hall is Headquarters for Draperies, Curtains and ShadesWinters Mary, 22 Second

Winters Peter W., teamster, 6 Spencer

Winton Addie, bds. 43 N Plain

Winton Samuel H., h. 22 N Cayuga

Winton Henry A., clerk, h. 13 W Buffalo

Wismar William J. C, cigar maker, h. 31 S Plain

Wismar Charles, 31 S Plain

Wisner Ada J., 119 W State

Wolehan John, carpenter, h. 53 W Green

WOLCOTT ERASTUS W., gen'l agent Flour City Life Insur

ance Co., over 33 E State, h. 77 W Seneca

Wolf Edward C, cigar maker, h. 3 W Clinton

Wolf Renie H., 33 Fayette cor. Clinton

WOLF RINEHOLD, cigar manf. and dealer in cigars, tobac

co, &c, 25 E State, h. 33 Fayette cor. Clinton

Wood Albert A., book keeper, h. 14 Pleasant

*WOOD ALVAH B. (Campbell & Wood), architect, room 4

Bates block, over 24 N Aurora, h. Glenside, n. Fall Creek

gorge

Iieo. Dobrin & Son keep the Best Fast Black Hose at 25c.


rood Augustus, clerk, bds. 9 E Seneca

rood Caroline B. Mrs., 107 E Seneca

rood Charles E., barber, h. 134 N Aurora

rood Edgar H., student, 72 W Mill

rood Edgar J., boiler maker, h. 24 Estyrood Ella, domestic, South ave.

rood May, 24 Esty

rood Mary Mrs., 95 E Seneca

rood Mary C, 107 E Seneca

rood Orren M., carpenter, h. 46 W Buffalo

rood Otis E., sec. and gen'l manager Tompkins Co. Co-opera

tive Insurance Co., 41 E State

rood Percy W., local editor Ithaca Journal, insurance agent,

Journal blk., h. 115 N Cayuga

food William H., instructor C. U., h. 72 W Mill

fOODFORD FRANK D., agent Mutual Life Insurance Co.

of N. Y., Smith blk., h. 52 E Yates

he Largest Tariety of Clothing at PERRY & CO.'S.

foodney Benjamin, shoe maker, h. 79 N Geneva

Woodruff Anna, 63 N Aurora

'oodruff Edwin H., instructor C. U., h. 63 N Aurora

roodruff Eliza, 33 S Plain

Woodruff Frank, clerk, Hotel Alhambra

roodruff Fred, shipping clerk, paper mill, bds. 63 N Aurora

roodruff John A., cutter, h. 60 N Tioga

roodruff Joshua, hack driver, h. 54 N Aurora

roodruff Mary M., 33 S Plain

/"oodruff Oliva Mrs., h. 23 E Mill

Woodruff Phenia, 63 N Aurora

Woodruff Philo M., boarding stable, Exchange Hotel barn, h.

63 N Aurora

ôodruff Willis A., painter and paper hanger, 23 E Mill

foodsin Cornelia, 86 N Albany

roodsin Jasper, coachman, h. 86 N Albany

roodsin William L., waiter, bds. 86 N Albany

rool Kate L., teacher, 12 W Clinton


254 Ithaca Clty Dieectoey.

Wool R. Homer, book keeper, 12 W Clinton

Wool Robert M., janitor, h. 12 W Clinton

Woolever Lawson, carpenter, bds. 171 W State

Worden Ebenezer, laborer, 25 S Plain

Worden Margaret Mrs., 25 S Plain

*WORTMAN L. STARR, meat market, 16 N Aurora, h. 63

E Seneca

WHOLESALE and retail dealer in

/

1 8alt and Fresh MeatsOF ALL KINDS.

Hams, Shoulders, Bacon and Bologna.

HEAD CHEESE AND SAUSAGE IN THEIR SEASON.

.No. IB I_SrO:R.T_53_ jP__"LJ_E?.0_E.jP_. ST.

BUSH Se DEAN sell Underwear, Fancy Goods, Notions.

Wortman William J., butcher, h. 43 Prospect

Wright Eliza A. Mrs., 129 W State

Wright Elizabeth, cook, Tompkins House

Wright Ellsworth D., 18 Linn

Wright Frank J., machinist, h. 39 First

Wright Hanford, farmer, h. 18 Linn

Wright Henry B., miller, 52 N Tioga

Wright Lavere H., clerk, 46 Centre



Wright Mary Mrs., h. 80 N Geneva

Wright Mary E., 18 Linn

Wright Nelson, umbrella mender, h. West Port

Wright Olin H., jeweler, 18 Linn

Wright Orlando A., moulder, h. 46 Center

Wright Susan A. Mrs., 168 N Tioga

Wright Theodore D., musician, 168 N Tioga

Wurzel George, engineer, h. 88 Humboldt

Wurzel George A., laborer, 88 Humboldt

WYCKOFF'S PHONOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE, type writer

furniture, paper and supplies, Mary A. Adsitt, manager,

Sprague blk., E State

Wyckoff Richard B., painter, h. 173 N Aurora

Yager Josephine, domestic, 77 S Albany

Yale David C, railway postal clerk, h. 88 W Seneca

Yaple George, butcher, bds. Patten's Hotel

Yaple Lucetta, 20 W Clinton

Yaple Rjoss, teamster, h. 77 Linn

Yohe John, h. 56 Farm

Young Addie M. Mrs., dress maker, 69 N Cayuga

Young Charles H., emp. L. V. R. R. shop, h. 28 Esty

Young Frances, 57 S Albany

Young Lewis H., carriage maker, h. 112 W Seneca

Young Mary L., dress maker, 112 W Seneca

Young ,instructor C. U., 163 E Buffalo

YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, Y. M. C. A.

building, cor. Seneca and Tioga

Zeliffe Eva, prof, of music, 90 N Aurora

Zeta Psi Chapter House, 67 Eddy

Ziebulski Adam, fresco painter, h. 109 E State

Zinck Philip, bartender, h. 55 Pleasant

ZINCK THEODORE, restaurant, 8 & 10 N Aurora, h. do.

PHOTOGRAPHS are moderate in Prices aid superior in Finish atMcBilliTrays'


Classified BusiNames in CAPITAL LETTERS are those of Advertisers.

ADVERTISING SIGNS.

Parker & Granville, over 116 and 118 W State

Stanford & Co., 59 and 61 E Seneca

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

MANUF. OF AND DEALERS IN.

Barr Bros., 27 E State

REYNOLDS & LANG, 17 and 19 E Green. See adv. inside

front cover

Rumsey C. J. & Co., 68 E State

Stephens C. T., 10 and 12 W State

TREMAN, KING & CO., 1 & 3 E State. See adv. front cover

Treman, Waterman & Co., 13, 15 and 17 S Cayuga

Williams Bros., 90 to 104 W State

ARCHITECTS

Dale Alfred B., over 7 E State

Miller William H., Sage block

Wilgus John M., room 6 Wilgus block

WOOD A. B., 100m 4 Bates block, N Aurora

ARTISTS.

(See also Photographers.)

Beardsley Jefferson, 7 Linn

Merrill Jason P., over 7 E State

Purdy Albert H., Titus block

ART AND VARIETY.

Campbell L. A. & Co., 74 E State

Mintz Lewis, 86 E State

Rothschild Bros., 57 and 59 E State

Theo. Dobrin & Son, Dry Goods and Cloaks, Cor, Stale I Tioga


THE BOOL CO., 69 & 71 E State. See adv. top of Directorypages

ATTORNEYS. (See page 31).

AUCTIONEERS.

Fortner George H., 93 W State

Mowry H. Frank, 7 Bates block

AUTOPHONE WORKS.

The Autophone Co., Calendar Clock Co. building

BAKERS.

ANDREWS ISAAC C, 17 E State. See adv., page 56

Atwater Fred, 34 N Aurora

FRANCIS JOHN, 60 W State. See adv., page 116.

Goddard S. O. Mrs., 39 E State

Oltz Araburt, 122 W State

Phillips Aaron H., 49 N Albany

QUICK MELVIN W., 5 and 7 W State. See adv., front of

book

BANKS.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ITHACA, cor. Seneca and

Tioga. See adv. page 112

Ithaca Savings Bank, cor. Tioga and Seneca

THE TOMPKINS CO. NATIONAL BANK, 35 and 37 E

State. See adv., page 230.

BARBERS.

Allen William H., Bates block, N Aurora

Allen William H., Jr., 229 N Aurora

Dockstader Fred C, over 14 E State

EMIG ADAM, Ithaca Hotel corner. See adv. page 108

Field & Durling, 81 Eddy

Friedlander Mitchell, cor. State and Tioga

Johnson George A., 8 W State

Martin Harry, 63 E State

McGraw Arthur,Farmers'

Hotel

Moore Charles H., over 2 1 E State

Moore Henry, over 38 E State

Our Motto : Honest Goods, Square Dealing. The Bool Co.


Patten Alexander E., over 108 W State

Ridley Walter, cor. State and Tioga

BATH ROOMS.

EMIG ADAM, Ithaca Hotel corner. See adv., page 108

Friedlander Mitchell, cor. State and Tioga

BARREL MANFACTURER.

Bostwick Hermon V., 8, 10 and 12 E Clinton

BASKET MANUFACTURER.

Bostwick Herman V., 8, 10 and 12 E Clinton

BILL POSTERS AND DISTRIBUTORS.

E. D. Norton & Co., Titus block

BILLIARD AND POOL ROOMS.

Albemarle Hotel, 82 E State

Blackmer Charles W., 55 E State

Clapp Aaron B., 5 N Tioga

Curry Eugene, 79 E State

Ithaca Hotel, cor. State and Aurora

Mcintosh John E., over r4 E State

BIRCH BEER BOTTLER.

Phillips Aaron H., 49 N Albany

BLACKSMITHS.

Bennett James D., W State

Bliven & Ayers, 27 E Green

BURNS BROS., 92 E State. See adv. page 77

Carr Peter, 24 W State

Griffin Dennis, 6 W Green

Niver Marcus C, 25 S Cayuga

PRITCHARD, EDWARDS & CO., 6 W Green. See adv.

page 195

Stanion James H., 18 S Aurora

BOARDING HOUSES.

Beebe Martha A. Mrs,98 E State

Caldwell Elizabeth Mrs., 102 E State

Coon Kate Mrs., 46 N Tioga

W. H. Willson sells Robes at Rock Bottom Prices.


Crittenden W. S. Mrs., 176 Cascadilla Place

Day Abbie M. Mrs., 71 E Seneca

Doxstader Sarah Mrs., 91 Huestis

East Hill House, 90 Huestis

Ferguson A. E. Mrs., 1 McClune Terrace

Genung Benjamin, 1 Dewitt ave.

Gillette Nathaniel M., 10 Stewart ave.

Grand View House, 49 Huestis

Hedden Harlon B., 44 E State

Ireland Eliza A., 114 W State

The Brunswick, 87 Huestis

Thomas Maria C, 101 E State

Vorhis Joan C. Mrs., 2 Glen Place

BOARDING STABLES.

(See also Hack and Livery.)

Caldwell Murray, rear Savings Bank

Genung &: Beardsley, rear 25 E Green

Smith Amos, 55 to 61 E Seneca

Weed Myron H., 26 E Green

Woodruff Philo M., rear Exchange Hotel

BOAT BUILDERS.

Burling Walter, West Port

Taber Benjamin F., 63 W Seneca

BOOK BINDERS.

Andrus & Church, 41 E State

HILLICK CHARLES H., 14 and 16 S Tioga, 3d floor. See

adv. page 135

SHAW FRED S., over 33 E State. See adv. page 210

TREE J. WILL, over 13 N Tioga. See adv. front coyer and

page 234

BOOK STORES.

(See also Stationery, Blank Books, &c.)

Finch Dudley F., 60 E State


BOOTS AND SHOES.

Christiance George, 25 N Aurora



CHRISTIANCE RALPH C, 66 E State. See adv. front

cover

Ingalls G. W. & Co., 28 E State

Phillips & Schermerhorn, 7 N Aurora

Stanley Charles M., 14 E State

Sturdevant Joseph S., 15 E State

Slocum G. W. & Co., 2 and 4 W State

WALL PATRICK, 12 N Aurora. See adv. back cover

West Bros., 29 E State

BOTTLING WORKS.

Collins John H., 25 S Tioga

Stewart Olin L. 16 S Aurora

BROOM MANUFACTURER.

Titus Charles M., Plain cor. Centre

'BUS LINES.

Hymes Jehial H., 5 E State

Illston John N., S Plain cor. W Green

Ingersoll Charles, 3 Clinton block, and rear Ithaca Hotel

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.

Johnson Charles D., 37 S Geneva

Wilcox Seth, 46 N Plain

CARPETS.

HALL EDWIN M., Titus block, W State. See adv. centre of

Directory pages

THE BOOL CO., 69 and 71 E State. See adv. top of Direc

tory pages

CARPET CLEANERS.

Beardsley Geo. F., rear 25 W Green

The Star Carpet Cleaning Co., 39 E State

CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS.

Clapp George L., organ factory building, Inlet

Fowler Daniel M., W State, Inlet

Jarvis Joseph A., 195 W Seneca

PRITCHARD, EDWARDS & CO., 6 W Green. See adv.

page 195

Sykes John H., 195 W Seneca

Watkins John L., 84, 86 and 88 S Cayuga

Theo. Dobrin & Son keeffipstVelvets and Plushes in libra

Ithaca Business Dieectoey. 261

CARRIAGE PAINTERS.

(See also Carriage Manufacturers.)

Dutton William H., 52 S Plain

Jarvis Joseph A., over 195 W Seneca

Schenck George, 176 N Cayuga

CARRIAGE POLE MANUFACTURER.

Bouton, Hoyt & Co., foot of W State

CARRIAGE TRIMMER.

(See also carriage manufacturers)

Davis Jonah, 6 W Green

CATERERS.

ANDREWS ISAAC C, 17 E State. See adv. page 56


CIGAR MANUFACTURERS.

DODD ISAAC, 10 N Tioga. See adv. page 101

Frantz Henry, over 14 N Aurora

Green Charles, 20 S Aurora

Livermore Charles F., 105 W State

Livingston Samuel, 18 N Aurora

Moore John T., 19 Prospect

Platts A. H. & Co., 10 and 12 E State

Selover Clark G., 3*8 E State

Stewart D. B. & Co., S Tioga, Rink bid.

CIGAR BOX MANUFACTURER.

Elliott Helen M., 31 E Green

CLOTHIERS.

Harrison Samuel, 20 E State

Herson Lawrence, 84 E State

Kearney Bros., 21 E State

Mintz Ben, 31 E State

PERRY & CO., 39 E State. See adv. centre Directory pages

Rascover Philip, 4 S Cayuga

Rich Benjamin, 48 E State

Schmaus Joseph, 5 S Aurora

Slocum G. W. & Co., 2 W State


262 Ithaca Business Dieectoey.

CLOCK MANUFACTURERS.

Ithaca Calendar Clock Co., Adams, Dey, Auburn and Franklin

COAL DEALERS.

Dick James, cor. Seneca and Meadow

D. L. & W. R. R., 165 W Seneca. See adv. page 4

KRUM WILLIAM B., S Aurora. See adv. page 154

LEHIGH VALLEY COAL CO., cor. W Buffalo and West

Port. See adv. page 158

PHILLIPS FREDERIC W., 5 E State. See adv. front cover

Stephens Clements T., 8, 10 and 12 W State

THE J. C. WESTERVELT COAL YARD, foot of Clinton.

See adv. page 229

Wattles William H., Esty Elevator, Inlet

COMBINATION CHIMNEY FLUE MANUFACTURER.

Stewart Henry, 114 E Buffalo

COMMISSION MERCHANT.

Wattles Carlton S., 3 S Tioga

CONFECTIONERS.

(See also Grocers.)


FRANCIS JOHN, 60 W State. See adv. page 116

Frear William, 16 E State


Oltz Araburt B., 112 W State

QUICK MELVIN W., 5 and 7 W State. See page 6

Seamon James F., 45 E Seneca

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

(See also Mason Contractors.)

Alexander Frank G., S Aurora, opp. Hollister's planing mill

Bogart Fred J., E Clinton

Campbell & Wood, room 4 Bates block, N Aurora

Driscoll Bros., Mitchell

Genung George W., 75 Dryden Road

Parr William H., 49 Varick

Perry William H., S Cayuga



Peters Jacob, rear 116 and 118 W State

Randolph Frederick P., 30 Sears

Smith & Hausner, rear 19 E Green

Sullivan Charles W., 85 Cascadilla

Van Order Charles G-, S Cayuga

Wanzer Charles, 103 N Cayuga

Wardwell George H., 14 W Mill

CROCKERY.

Mintz Louis, State cor. Aurora

Rankin George & Son, 42 E State


COOPER.

Bostwick Herman V., 8, 10 and 12 E Clinton

DANCING ACADEMIES.

Leo Leopold, Journal block

Prager Edwin W., Clinton block, N Cayuga

DENTISTS.

CRAWFORD JOHN R., over 39 E State. See adv. page 93

Fowler Alonzo H., Titus block

FRANKLIN BRADLEY W., over 65 E State. See adv. page

117

HOWE FRANK E., 9, u and 13 Masonic block. See adv.

back cover

Howe F. S. and J. B., 1 and 11 Bates block

Hoysradt George W., 15 and 17 N Cayuga

Melotte George W., Wilgus block

Rodgers C. Fred, 12 Stewart ave.

Sharp Charles M., over 76 E State

DINING PARLORS.

FRANCIS JOHN, 60 W State. See adv. page 116

Relyea Bros., 7 N Tioga

Seamon J. F., 24 N Aurora and 45 E Seneca

DRAYMAN.

Smith Charles A., 19 W Mill

Homely People made Handsome at tie Forest City Art Gallery,


DRESSED BEEF.

Ithaca Dressed Beef Co., cor. W Seneca and West Port

DRESS MAKERS.

Baker Margaret J., 100 E State

Beardsley Josie Mrs., over 3 N Aurora

Brown Ina, over 20 E State

Brown Priscilla, E State

Burlew Louisa F., 120 W Seneea

Coleman Maggie Mrs., 20 S Cayuga

Collins Minnie, 71 N Geneva

Cosgriff Mary Mrs., 7 N Geneva

Covert Maryette Mrs., 32 S AlbanyDrake Alice F., 26 Sears

Foote Jennie A., 87 W Buffalo

Ford Margaret, 65 Cascadilla

Ford Mary A., 65 Cascadilla

Grover Florence, n 1 E State

Halsey Martha Mrs., 42 University ave.

Harding Harriet, 2 Bates block

Himrod Ella, 23 N Geneva

Himrod Ida, 23 N Geneva

Holt Susie J., 30 University ave.

Johnson Ianthia, 29 S Cayuga

Keeler Amelia, 166 N Aurora

Kenney Ellen, over 90 E State

Kirkendall Elizabeth Mrs., 31 Linn

Lindsay Anna, 65 W State

Lobdell Arminta Mrs., 81 N Albany

Manning Nettie Mrs., 97 E State

Marsh Mattie, 95 N Geneva

Mead Almira, 29 S Cayuga

Moore Cynthia A., 19 Pleasant

Murray Anna, 93 S Cayuga

Rhodes G. B. Mrs., 7 and 9 McClune Terrace

Ricketts Clara Mrs., 66 W State

Rumsey Lois A., 8 W State



Smith Fanny B., 29 E State

Spencer Ada F., 62 E Seneca

Stanton Nancy A. Mrs., 51 Linn

Stoddard Dora, 15 E Green

Struble Rebecca L., 132 N Aurora

Van Orman Josephine Mrs., 23 E Mill

Walling Selina M. Mrs., 120 W Clinton

Whitney Eliza, 41 N Albany

Willey Samantha Mrs., 32 N Corn

Willson Sarah M., 12 W State

Young Addie M. Mrs., 62 N Cayuga

Young Mary L., 112 W Seneca

DRY GOODS.

BUSH & DEAN 53 E State. See adv. centre Directory pages

DOBRIN THEODORE & SON, 62 E State. See adv. top of

Directory pages

Durling J. J. Ayers, 240 N Tioga

Ellis Elias M., 52 E State

HAWKINS & TODD, 22 E State. See adv. back cover

Kenney Levi, 33 E State

Kenney Tillott, 26 E State

Quigg James, 32 E State


Sawyer & Glenzer, 202 W State

Stephens Jesse W., 78 Cascadilla

WARNER & SON, 56 and 58 W State. See adv. page 244

DRUGGISTS.

Brooks Arthur B., 36 E State

Egbert John T., 79 Eddy

Grant Schuyler, 76 E State

Haskin & Todd, 6 E State

McCLUNE & FISHER, 73 W State. See adv. page 168

Piatt & Colt, 78 E State

Putney George E., 14 N Aurora

White & Burdick, 16 E State



DYE WORKS.

TETLEY JOHN F., 79 W State. See adv., page 228

EXPRESS.

Dunlavy Robert, 171 N Cayuga

Finch Edgar A., 84 S Plain

Hymes Jehial H., 5 E State

Ingersoll Charles, 3 Clinton block: and rear Ithaca Hotel

Loughraine Peter, 183 N Cayuga

Morey Willard R., 136 N Aurora

Sincebaugh F. DeWitt, 94 E State

EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Adams Express Company., 4 Clinton block

American and National Express Companies, 75 E State

United States Express Company, 8 S Tioga

FANCY GOODS.

(See also Dry Goods and Millinery.)

Burritt Ed. J., 50 E State

Burritt L. A. Mrs., 30 E State


Directory pages

Harris Phillip, 24 E State


FLAGGING, CUT AND BUILDING STONE.

McCLUNE GIDEON C, 53 W Seneca. See adv. front cover

and page 169

FISH MARKETS.

Pickering Frank*E., 221 N Aurora

Randolph David, 25 N Aurora

Van Droof Moses, 167 W State

Van Droof Thomas, 142 W State

FISHING TACKLE.

Brown Collingwood B., 34 E State

FRANCIS JOHN, 60 W State. See adv., page 116

Wilson Frank G., 56 E State


.Ithaca Business Dieectoey. 267

FLORISTS.

COOK BROS., 55 Eddy, city office, 73 E State. See adv.

page 89

FOOTE WILLIAM J. P., 9 E Green. See adv. page 114

JOHNSON WILLIAM G., The Nook. See adv. page 147

Lucke Adolph, 62 E Buffalo

FLOUR, FEED AND GRAIN.

Buck Samuel B., 10 S Cayuga

Green Edwin H., n N Aurora

Gunderman William R., 186 and 188 W State

McCauley James A., 174 W Seneca

FLOURING MILLS.

Dwyer J. S., Dryden Road

Hull Albert M., Lake, near cor. Railroad ave.

Van Natta & Jones, Giles

Williams H. C, junction Linn and Cascadilla ave.

FOLDING BED MANUFACTURERS.

Tichenor E. S. & Son, 15 W State

FOUNDRIES AND MACHINISTS.

Godfrey & Gilbert, 31 S Cayuga

REYNOLDS & LANG, 17 and 19 E Green. See adv. inside

front cover

Treman, Waterman & Co., 13 and 17 S Cayuga


FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY.

(See also Grocers.)

Rappuzzi Edward, 70 E State

FURNITURE.

Chipman Albert E., 10 E State

Middaugh Edgar S., 10 and 12 S Tioga


tory pages


Willson Edward A., 3 W State

Babies' Pictures taken quicker than awink at McGillivray's


furs and robes.

Culver W. M. & Son, 64 E State

WILLSON WILLIAM H., 51 E State. See adv. top of Di

rectory pages

GAS COMPANY.

Ithaca Gas Light Co., 1 1 S Cayuga

GLASS MANUFACTURERS.

The United Glass Co., foot of Third

GENT'S FURNISHINGS.

Angell Henry H., 44 E State

Harrison Samuel, 20 E State

Kearney Bros., 21 E State

Mintz Ben, 31 E State

PERRY & CO., 39 E State. See adv. centre Directory pages


Sherwood Charles R., 47 E State

Slocum G. W. & Co., 2 W State

GLOVE MANUFACTURERS.

Bradbury F. E. & Co., 126 W State

GRAIN ELEVATORS.



SEED STORES.

(See also Flour, Feed and Grain.)

Noxen Lawren F., 21 N Tioga

Stephens C. T., 10 and 12 W State

Wattles C. S., 3 S Tioga

GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Smith William M., 15 N Aurora

GROCERS.


Atwater Fred, 34 N Aurora

Bentley E. J., 107 N Cayuga

BLACKMAN BROS., 2 and 4 E State. See adv. page 68

Bradford John K., 206 and 208 W State



Buck George E., cor. Seneca and Plain

Bundy Charles, 24 Farm

Clynes Patrick, 139 W State

Conway Walter J., 12 S Aurora

Crozier & Feeley, 1 W State cor. S Cayuga

Davenport Bros., 48 First

Deegan Catharine Mrs., 52 S Cayuga

Drake & Townsend, 76 E State


Frost & Brown, cor. State and Aurora and 83 Eddy

George William F., 51 Hancock cor. Second

Greenley Frederic T., 41 and 43 E Seneca

GRIFFEN CHARLES B., 26 W State. See adv. page 126

Haviland Gilbert R 38 S Corn

Herson Mary Mrs., 12 S Cayuga

Hile & Wegman, 106 W State

Hungerford C. L. Mrs., 35 Tompkins

Jackson Edward S., 72 E State

Larkin Edward, 85 Eddy

Marsh Eugene F., 6 W State

Moore Edward I., 109 N Tioga

Naughton Bros., 20 N Aurora

Naughton Dan, 16 S Cayuga

Norton James, 22 Dey

Price Charles T., 158 W Buffalo

QUICK MELVIN W., 5 and 7 W State See adv. page 6

Quigg James, 32 E State

Ryerson Thomas, agent, 185^ N Cayuga

Sawyer & Glenzer, 202 W State

Shaw George V., 80 N Albany

Sheffer Charles E., 65 W Mill cor. Plain

Shepard Moses, 28 W State

Slocum Charles H., 7 E State

Stephens George, no W State

Stephens Henry W. 125 N Aurora cor. Marshall




Stillwell & Co., 223 N Aurora

STRONG CHARLES F., 100 N Cayuga. See adv. page 223

THOMPSON THAD S., 29 W Mill. See adv. page 54

Tree Edward & Son, 229 N Aurora

Wanzer Daniel H., 3 N Aurora


GROCERSWHOLESALE.

Stewart D. B. & Co., 15, 17 and 19 S Tioga

Stowell J. C. & Son, 19 and 21 W State

GUN MANUFACTURERS.

ITHACA GUN CO., 41 Lake. See adv. page 143

Parry Fire Arms Co., steamboat landing

GUN SHOPS.

Davis Ben J., 76 W Buffalo

Tisdell Samuel, over 31 E State

HACK AND LIVERY.

BEERS WILLIAM P., 9 S Tioga. See adv. page 65Ingersoll Charles, 3 Clinton block and rear Ithaca Hotel

Seaman Charles S., 14 and 16 W State

SHELDON & BLIVEN, 23 S Tioga. See adv. page 211

Smith Alexander, cor. Green and Cayuga

WEED MYRON H., rear Andrus & Church. See adv. page

no

HAIR GOODS.

Babcock George W., over 19 N Aurora

Ervay Alice, 73 E State

Smith Minnie Mrs., 73 E State

HARDWARE.




Stephens Clements T., 8, 10 and 12 W State

TREMAN, KING & CO., 1 and 3 E State. See adv. on front

cover



HARNESS STORES.

Moore James F., i8i W State

Weller Arthur B., 2oh S Aurora

HATS AND CAPS.

Angell Henry H., 44 E State

Culver W. M. & Son, 64 E State

WILLSON WILLIAM H., 51 E State. See adv. top of Di

rectory pages

HIDES AND PELTS.

Stoddard Samuel, 91 E State

HORSE COLLAR MANUFACTURER.

Finch Gold A., 137 Hudson

HORSE SHOE MANUFACTURERS.

Hague Expansion Horse Shoe Co., foot of W State

HOTELS.

American House, State cor. Fulton

Albemarle Hotel, 82 E State

Cayuga House, W State cor. Corn

Cataract Hotel, 241 N Tioga

Centennial House, 167 W State

Clinton House, cor. Cayuga and Seneca

Exchange Hotel, 20 and 22 W State

Fall Creek Hotel, 88 Lake cor. Railroad ave.

Farmers'

Hotel, 15 S Aurora

Forest City Hotel, 41 and 43 S Cayuga

Globe Hotel, 152 W State

GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL, 148 W State. See adv. page

123

Hotel Alhambra, 18 E State

Ithaca Hotel, coh State and Aurora

Jarvis House, steamboat landing

LEHIGH VALLEY HOUSE, cor. W Buffalo and West Port.

See adv. page 159

Messer House, 112 W State

Murray House, State cor. Aurora

Artistic Photography in all its branches,atMcGillivray's


Oriental Hotel, cor. E Green and S Tioga

PATTEN'S HOTEL, cor. Buffalo and Brindley. See adv.

page i 88

Phoenix Hotel, 23 E State

St. John's Hotel, 171 W State

Tompkins House, cor. Seneca and Aurora

Windsor Hotel, 2 N Cayuga

ICE DEALERS.

Illston Fred E., 75 W Clinton

June Truman B., 14 Railroad ave.

Terwilliger John, 62 Linn

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Burritt Lewis A., 30 E State

Frost Henry W., 3 Clinton block

Grant Henry J., 58 N Cayuga


GRAY & PATTERSON, P. O. building. See adv. page 54

Griffin William H., over 15 N Aurora

Hungerford Amasa A., 31 E State

Johnson Harlan P., 2 W State

McElheny Thomas J., 58 N Aurora

Percival William C, 75 Linn


Reed Cady E., 10 Lake ave.

Sanford Augustus C, 41 E State

ST. JOHN HENRY A. See adv. back cover

TARBELL DOCTOR, 10 N Geneva. See adv. centre of Di

rectory pages

Wolcott Erastus W., 33 E State

WOOD A. B., room 4 Bates block, N Aurora

Wood Otis E., 41 E State

Wood Percy W., Journal block

Woodford Frank D., Smith block

INSURANCE COMPANY.

Tompkins County Co-Operative, 41 E State



JEWELERS.

Brooks Fred W., 54 E State

Brown Collingwood.B., 34 E State

Burritt Edwin J., 50 E State

Coon Daniel W., 64 W Seneca

Heggie R. A. & Bro., 40 E State

Kennedy Alva B., 80 E State

Wilson Frank G., 56 E State

JOB PRINTERS.


Clapp Asahel, n S Tioga

Gregory & Apgar, 16 S Tioga

NORTON EDWARD D., Titus block, W State. See adv. p. 2

Priest & Benjamin, Journal block

JUSTICES.

(See page 22)

LAUNDRIES.

Chinese laundry, 5 N Aurora

McCORMICK JOHN H., 13 N Aurora. See adv. page 189

SEARS D. EGBERT, cor. Aurora and Seneca. See adv. page

208

LAWYERS.

(See page 31)

LEATHER AND FINDINGS.

Stoddard Samuel, 91 E State

LIBRARY.

Cornell Library, cor. Tioga and Seneca

LIME, BRICK AND HAIR.

Fowles Joseph, 10 Linn

LIQUOR DEALERS.

Bolger John, 18 S Tioga

Bush George F., 18 W State


Coleman John C, Buffalo cor. Brindley

Day Loren, 9 N Aurora

Fury John, 14 S Aurora



Cleary Matthew, 160 W State

McGaugh David, 6 N Aurora

Nelligan Daniel, 108 W State

Reed Samuel W., 2 Clinton block, N Cayuga

Slattery Dennis, 151 W State

LUMBER DEALERS.

Dixon & Robinson, foot of W Seneca and cor. West Port

Hollister Holmes, 22 and 24 S Aurora

SMALL GEORGE, cor. Green and Tioga. See adv. page 3

Van Houter Peter, 24, 26 and 28 S Cayuga

MARBLE WORKS.

Bidwell James A., 122 W State

STEPHENS THOMAS J., 13 S Tioga. See adv. page 6

STORMS JOHN B, 21 E Green. See adv. back cover

MASON CONTRACTORS.

Drake Jasper, 149 N Aurora

Driscoll Bros., 33 Mitchell

Edwards Alonzo C, 8 Linn

Gardner Edward T., cor. Marshall and Willow ave.

Gee Reuben, 89 S Cayuga

Minturn Alexander H., 74 N Geneva

MEAT MARKETS.

Bagley & McKeegan, 70 W Mill

Baker George H., cor. S Cayuga and W Green

Breitenbecker Louis, 5 S Tioga

Buck George E., cor. Seneca and Plain

Burling Fred E., Utica cor. Tompkins


Colegrove Frank C, 109 N Cayuga

Davenport Charles F., 48 First

Goldsmid John L., 103 W State

Hickey Joseph P., 35 Lewis

Knight Joseph, 122 N Aurora

McAllister Bros., 8 S Cayuga

McAllister John B., 79J Eddy



McCrea & Reed, 7 S Cayuga

Reed William H., 38 N Aurora

Sigler John, 189 W State

Smith Charles R., 196 W State


Stephens Philip, 8 E State

Van Horn & Brown, 9 S Aurora

WORTMAN L. STARR, 16 N Aurora. See adv. page 254

MERCHANT TAILORS.

Atwater Fred B., 65 E State

CARR ALANSON B., 58 S Aurora. See adv. page 81

Ford Frank, over 54 E State

GRIFFIN GEORGE, 9 N Tioga. See adv. back cover

Hyman Isaac, 21 E State

Morrison James T., Morrison block, 2d floor


SISSON E. S., 58 E State. See adv. front cover

MILK DEALERS.

Phillips Milton E., 43 Columbia

Williams DeForest, 315 E State

MILLINERS.

Belknap Almira A., 75 E State

Burritt L. A. Mrs., 30 E State


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Ervay S. Mrs., 73 E State

Hall Kittie, 75 W Seneca

Harris Phillip, 24 E State

Johnson Nettie F. Mrs., 30 University ave.

Knight Marian C. Mrs., 77 E State

Partenheimer Emily Mrs., 21 E Seneca

Thompson Maria Mrs., over 3 N Aurora

MODEL MAKERS.

Clinton Charles M., cor. Cayuga and Green

King DeLancey, 129 E Seneca

Tisdel Samuel R., over 31 E State

Go to McGillivray's Forest City Art Gallery tor PlOtOgraDlS


MUSIC STORES.

Hanford Joel, 12 W Seneca

Newman James T., 22 N Aurora

MUSIC TEACHERS.

Andrus Minnie T., 48 N Geneva

Brown Florence A., 1 1 Prospect

Corby May L., 7 Fayette

DOUSEK WENZEL J., 29 W Mill. See adv. page 102

Dryer Alice Mrs., 17 E Buffalo

Godley Hattie L., 112 E State

McCormick Anne, 59 N Geneva

McKinney Alfred H., 34 S Albany

McWhorter Ida L., 61 Farm

Post Annie L., 102 E State

Wilcox Laura B., 44 Varick

Zeliffe Eva, 90 N Aurora

NEWS DEALERS.


Frear William, 16 E State

Percival Reuben, next door post office

NOTARIES.

(See page 31)

NOVELTY WORKS.

Francis & Seaman, 60 W State

SEAMAN ABRAM M., 87 N Albany. See adv. page 207

PADS AND WRITING TABLETS.

Davenport Thomas H., 18 S Tioga

PAINT MANUFACTURERS.

Tibbetts J. Warren, 137 W State

White & Hedden, cor. W Seneca and N Albany

PAINTS, OILS, &c.

Brooks Arthur B., 36 E State


Haskin & Todd, 6 E State

Piatt & Colt, 78 E State

Theo. Dobrin & Son, Dry Goods and Cloaks, Cor, State k



TREMAN, KING & CO., i and 3 E State. See adv. front

cover

White & Burdick, 16 E State

PAINTERS AND PAPER HANGERS.

Carpenter William H., 115 Hector

Curtis Edward J., 27 Linn

Knickerbocker Charles R., 147 N Aurora

Mackey L. S., 19 Sears

Markell Mahlon S., 105 N Tioga

Medlin Harry R., 32 Centre

Miller George W., 47 Esty

Nelson George H., 51 Utica

Small Jesse F., 17 Wheat

Stevens Benjamin A., 34 Lake ave.

Terry Vernon J., 27 E Buffalo

Westervelt Charles H., 44 W Mill

Wilson Hudson J ,72 N Tioga

Wilson John V., 130 Osmun Place

Woodruff Willis A., 23 E Mill

Ziebulski Adam, 109 E State

PAPER MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS.

Enz & Miller, 13 N Tioga

Laney S. H., 91 Lake

PATTERNS, Butterick.

Northrup John, 73 E State

PHOTOGRAPHERS.

Beardsley Jefferson, 7 Linn

EAGLES JOSEPH D, 11 S Tioga. See adv. page 105

Edwards Geo. F., 12 Hudson

Evans Evan D., over 74 and 76 E State

Howes Charles H., over 40 and 42 E State

MCGILLIVRAY ELLSWORTH, over 28 and 30 E State.

See adv. top of Directory pages

Rubin Henry, over 15 and 17 E State

OurMotto : Honest Goods, Square Dealing. The Bool Co.


PHYSICIANS.

BABCOCK JOHN LORD, 10 E Seneca. See adv. page 59

BAKER EUGENE, 20 E Seneca. See adv. page 60

Besemer Martin, over 6 W State

Brown J. Watson, 108 W Seneca

Griggs Elma, room 4 Wilgus block

Kirkendall John S., over 14 N Aurora

Kyle Edmond H., 24 N Geneva

Lewis James A., 14 and 16 N Tioga

Meany Edward, over post office

Morgan & Bishop, 2 and 4 E State

Parker Samuel J., 9 Parker

Peck Solomon H., 14 E Seneca

Sackett Solon P., 19 E Seneca

Smith Reuben L., over 39 E State

Townley Marian B., 33 N Aurora

VanCleef Charles E., 49 E State, Sprague block

White David, 54 E State

WINSLOW JOHN, P. O. building, over n E State. See adv.

page 252

PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS.

JAMIESON & McKINNEY, 9 S Cayuga. See adv. page

McKINNEY SAMUEL J., 23 S Tioga. See adv. back cover

PIANO TUNERS.

Case F. H., Morrison block

Murtins Michael, bds. Forest City Hotel

PICTURES AND FRAMES.

Campbell L. A. & Co., 74 E State


tory pages

PLANING MILLS.

Dixon & Robinson, foot of Seneca and cor. West Port

Hollister Holmes, 22 and 24 S Aurora

SMALL GEORGE, cor. Green and Tioga. See adv. page 3

POOR MASTER.

Smith John G., 86 N Cayuga

W. H. WILLSON, Sole Agent lor Youman's Hats.


PORK PACKER.

Reed Joseph A., 36 and 38 N Aurora

PRODUCE DEALER.


REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

GRAY & PATTERSON, P. O. building. See adv. page 54

Johnson Harlan P., 2 W State


Price George L., Smith block, cor. State and Aurora

Spencer Spence, over 5 N Tioga

RESTAURANTS.

Clapp Aaron B., 5 N Tioga

Gabler Delia Mrs., basement Exchange Hotel


Pullar Sarah L., 9^ S Cayuga

Relyea Bros., 7 N Tioga

Seaman James F., 24 N Aurora

Zinck Theodore, 8 and 10 N Aurora

RUBBER ROOFING.

Selkreg John H., 73 S Albany

SADDLERY HARDWARE.

Moore James F., i8 W State

SALOONS.

Berry George B., 8 S Cayuga

Clapp Aaron, 5 S Tioga

Cody Patrick, 137 W State

Culligan Patrick, 106 W Mill

Cumberland James C, Railroad ave. cor. Lake ave.

Daniels Charles, 182 W Mill cor. West Port

Herson Matthew, 14 S Cayuga

Kelley Richard, 1 1 S Aurora

Mackin William, 95 E State

McAllister Peter, 8^ S Cayuga

Nelligan David, 105 W State

PHOTOGRAPHS are moderate in Prices and to Finisti atMcGillivray.'


NORTON CHARLES T., 93 Willow ave. cor. Adams. See

adv. page 183

Riordan Timothy, agent, 99 W State

Ryan William H., 146 W State

Sammons Patrick, 93 E State

Sanders Margaret Mrs., 191 W State

Walley Milo, 212 W State

Zinck Theodore, 8 and 10 N Aurora

SAND BANK.

Spence William, 20 Linn

SAW MILL.

Doolittle Benjamin J., Cherry

SALT AND WATER LIME.

Buck Samuel B., 10 S Cayuga




SCHOOL (Preparatory).

Cascadilla School, Lucian A. Wait, director

SEWING MACHINES.

Hanford Joel, 12 W Seneca

Heron Patrick, 26 W State

Northrup John, 73 E State

SIGN PAINTERS.

Blakeslee A., over 29 E State

Widmer Edward, 39 Elm

STATIONERY.


Egbert John T., 79 Eddy

Enz & Miller, 13 N Tioga


FRANCIS JOHN, 60 W State

Markley Sanford C, 114 W State

STENOGRAPHERS.

Andrus Frederica, 48 N Geneva

Theo. Dobrin & Son *">_"'Velvets and Plushes In Ithaca


Baley Anna E., 73 W State

Beach Sarah A., 58 N Geneva

Brown Mark F., 69 W State

Estabrook William B., 41 W Green

Green Anna M., 85 N Cayuga

Hagin Stanton L., 1 McClune Terrace

McAllister Katie G., 17 Auburn

Mead Carrie E. Mrs., 114 N Aurora

Nobles Truman, 117 N Aurora

Smith J. Reed, 31 N Geneva

Terry Eugene, 12 N Tioga

STONE QUARRIES, FLAGGING STONE, &c.

McCLUNE GIDEON C, 53 W Seneca. See adv. page 169

and front cover

Smith George H., 83 N Aurora

STONEWARE MANUFACTURERS.

Macumber & Mood, cor. Lake and Railroad ave.

TAILORS.

Goldman Lewis, 7 S Aurora

Goldman Morris, 90 E State

Heffron John, 75 Eddy

Hendrick Frank, 100 E State

Mowry Henry F., room 7 Bates block

Parrott & Son, 29 E State

TANNERY.

Esty E. S. & Sons, over 58 E State

TAXIDERMIST.

Willson Fred W., cor. Geneva and Titus ave.

TEA STORE.

Grand Union Tea Co., 46 E State

TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

Western Union, 61 E State

TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.

Over 3 N Aurora



ticket agents.

Ives Charles A., 3 Clinton block, N Cayuga


TILE, &c.

Fowles Joseph, 10 Linn

TINWARE.


Coy & Penird, 143 and 145 W State

Hoyt Leon A., 17 N Aurora

Hull Wallace G., 116 and 118 W State

Mintz Louis, cor. State and Aurora



TREMAN, KING & CO., 1 and 3 E State. See adv. front

cover

TRUNKS AND SATCHELS.

CHRISTIANCE RALPH C, 66 E State. See adv. front

cover

Ingalls G. W. & Co., 28 E State

WILLSON WILLIAM H., 5 1 E State. See adv. top of Direc

tory pages

UNDERTAKERS.

Baldwin Cornelius R., 19 N Aurora

Beers Andrew J., 15 W State

Comings John R., 13 N Aurora

UPHOLSTERERS.

Chipman Albert E., 10 E State


tory pages


Willson Edward A., 3 W State

VARIETY STORES.

Mintz Louis, State cor. Aurora


VETERINARY SURGEONS.

Bliven Charles M., 2 a S Tioga



Bowker Glenn J., rear 41 E State

Mitchell Delbert, Amos Smith's boarding stable

WALL PAPER.




tory pages


WELL DRIVING MACHINERY.

Treman, Waterman & Co., 13 and 17 S Cayuga


WESTERN INVESTMENTS.

Smith Wm. Hazlitt, over 39 E State

Whiton Frederic J., Library building

WHITE WASHERS.

Gess Jacob, 88 W Green

Peterson John, 84 W Green

Tyler John, 8 Wheat



PUBLISHER'S NOTES.

The Tompkins County National Bank advertises on page

230. Secure your valuables by renting a compartment in their new

Herring & Co's champion fire and burglar proof compartment safe.

The People's Laundry, John H. McCormick, prop., is represented on page 189. His works are supplied with all modern appli

ances, and satisfaction is guaranteed.

F. W. Phillips calls your attention to his real estate, insur

ance, railroad ticket and coal business, by an attractive card on front

cover. Give him a call.

The First National Bank publish an attractive card on

page 112, to which we would call the attention of our patrons.

Reynolds & Lang. This well-known and reliable firm

print an illustrated advertisement on inside of front cover, to which we

would call your attention.

G. C. McClune, dealer in building, cut stone and flagging,publishes an illustrated advertisement on page 169 and on front cover.

His prices are reasonable, and work first-class. Give him your patron

age.

The Delaware, Lackawanna & Western R. R. Co. whole

sale and retail coal at the passenger depot. Read their announcement

on page 4.

Protect your family by insuring your life in the Equitable

Life Assurance Society. The largest and best company in the world.

Represented by Doctor Tarbell, who publishes an advertisement in

centre of Directory pages.

The Lehigh Valley Coal Co. can supply you with coal and

wood. Read what they say on page 158.

J. Will Tree, book binder and blank book manufacturer,

claims your attention on front cover and on page 234. Read what he

says.



Lowest prices and largest stock of furniture, carpets, wall

paper, window shades, draperies, pictures and frames are offered by

The Bool Co., at 69 and 71 B. State street. See their advertisement topof Directory pages.

Perry & Co., the reliable one-price clothiers, can supply

you with the latest styles of clothing and gent's furnishings at their store

in Sage block. Their dealings are honorable and goods first-class.

They advertise in centre of Directory pages.

Charles H. Hillick, book binder and blank book manufac

turer, claims your attention on page 135. Read his announcement.

Treman, King & Co. This well-known and reliable firm

can be found at 1 and 3 E. State street, where they offer special induce

ments to purchasers of stoves, tinware, hardware and house-furnishing

goods. See advertisement on front cover.

George Griffin, merchant tailor, at No. g N. Tioga street,

keeps a large and complete assortment of foreign and domestic woolens,

gives special attention to all work, and guarantees fits. See advertise

ment on back cover.

W. P. Beers, hack and livery, No. g S. Tioga street, calls

your attention to his advertisement on page 65. Read it.

R. C. Christiance, in a neat card on front cover, advises

you where to go for boots, shoes, rubbers, trunks, satchels, &c. Give

him a trial.

W. J. P. Foote, at No. g E. Green street, makes a specialty

of cut flowers, and also deals in all kinds of nursery stock, shrubs, vines,

&c. He advertises on page 114.

Jamieson & McKinney print an illustrated advertisement

on page 1. They have facilities for doing all kinds of plumbing, steam

and gas fitting in a satisfactory manner, as will be found by giving them

a trial. A word to the wise is sufficient.

Bush & Dean, by frequent lines in centre of Directory

pages, call yourattention to their large and complete assortment of dry

goods, silks, velvets, cloaks, hosiery,gloves and

ladies'

and gent's fur

nishings. They can be found at 53 E. State street.

Cook Bros., florists, 55 Eddy street, can supply you with

choice cut flowers, roses and carnations. See their illustrated advertise

ment on page 89.

E. S. Sisson, merchant tailor, 58 E. State, keeps a large



and complete assortment of cloths both foreign and domestic. His

prices are reasonable and fits are guaranteed.

Edwin M. Hall, in Titus block, 13 W. State street, deals

exclusively in house-furnishing goods, as will be seen by reading his

lines in centre of Directory pages.

The J. C. Westervelt Coal Yard, at the foot of Clinton

streetl can supply you with superior Lehigh Valley and Loyal Sock coal

at the lowest market price. Wood of all kinds also a specialty. See

card on page 229.

J. B. Storms, dealer in all kinds of marble and granite

cemetery work, can be found at No. 21 E. Green street. Read his ad

vertisement on back cover.

Patrick Wall, at 12 N. Aurora St., can fit you with boots,shoes or rubbers at bottom prices. Read his card on back cover.

Gray & Patterson, real estate and insurance agents, claim

your attention on page 54. No better terms can be secured than of this

reliable firm. They can be found in P. O. building

D. E. Sears, prop, of the Ithaca Steam Laundry, does all

work by hand and guarantees satisfaction. He advertises on page 208.

Burns Bros., general blacksmith and horse shoers, call

your attention to their advertisement on page 77. They guarantee all

work first-class, and deserve their share of the public patronage.

Hawkins & Todd call your attention to their large and

complete assortment of dry goods at No. 22 E. State street. See their

advertisement on back cover.

George Small, the well-known and reliable lumber mer

chant, publishes an illustrated advertisement on page 3. His stock is

first-class and prices reasonable.

The Ithaca Gun Co. publish an illustrated advertisement

on page 143 which should be read by all sportsmen.

L. S.Wortman, 16 N. Aurora St., advertises everything per

taining to a first-class meat market on page 254. We cheerfully recom

mend him to the public.

W. H. Willson, the People's Hatter, will attract your at

tention by frequent lines on top of Directory pages. Read what he says

and give him a call. His stock is the largest and best in the city.

S. J. McKinney, at No. 23 S. Tioga street, does all kinds



of modern plumbing, steam and gas fitting, as will be seen by his ad

vertisement on back cover.

The Lehigh Valley House, C. F. Hottes, prop., has been

renovated and newly furnished, and is deserving of a share of the public

patronage. See advertisement on page 159.

A. B. Wood, architect, claims your attention on back cover.

We cheerfully recommend him to our patrons.

Sheldon & Bliven. This enterprising firm advertise every

thing pertaining to a first-class livery on page 211. They deserve your

patronage.

The genial face of John Francis looks at you from page

116. Read what he has to say and give him a call.

B. W. Franklin, at No. 65 E. State St., calls your attention

to his advertisement on page 117.

Thad S. Thompson can be found at 29 W. Mill St., where

he is always ready to supply you with choice groceries, fruits and veg

etables in their season. He advertises on page 54.

Adam Emig, prop, of the Ithaca Hotel Barber Shop and

Bath Rooms, prints an attractive card on page 108. Everything in his

establishment is first-class.

Theodore Dobrin & Son. This enterprising and reliable

firm display a large and complete assortment of dry goods, millinery

and furnishings, as will be seen by reading their advertisement on top of

Directory pages.

A. M. Seaman advertises his Novelty Works on page 207.

His work is first-class and prices reasonable.

Dr. John Winslow has moved back to his old office over

the post office, as will be seen by consulting his card on page 252.

Eugene Baker, physician and surgeon, publishes a card on

page 60 to which we would call the attention of the public.

John Lord Babcock, physician and surgeon, publishes a

card on page 59. He is always ready to attend the suffering.

J. R. Crawford, D. D. S., has something to tell you on

page 93. He guarantees all work in his line first-class.

H. A. St. John, fire insurance, publishes an advertisement

on back cover to which we would call your attention.

Homely People made Handsome at lie Forest City Art Gallery.


M. W. Quick, at the old established John L. Whiton

bakery, calls your attention to his advertisement on page 6.

W. B. Krum deals in coal, wood, plaster, grain,.&c, at

the South Hill Coal Yard. His advertisement appears on page 154.

Blackman Bros. This enterprising firm deal in groceries

and provisions at L. S. McWhorter's old stand. Read their advertise

ment on page 68.

The Cayuga Lake Transportation Co., Warren Hunt, man

ager, claim your attention by an illustrated advertisement on page 53.

Ellsworth McGillivray, prop, of the Forest City Art Gal

lery, will attract your attention by frequent lines on top of Directorypages. His work is first-class.

William G. Johnson grows green and hot-house plants at

The Nook, and also arranges flowers for weddings and funerals at short

notice. See his card on page 147.

Frank E. Howe stands at the head of his profession in

dentistry, as will be found by giving him a trial. New and valuable im

provements enable him to execute work in a rapid and satisfactory man

ner. See his advertisement on back cover.

W. J. Dousek gives instruction on violin, piano, flute and

in harmony, and also furnishes music for any occasion. See his adver

tisement on page 102.

Isaac Dodd, an enterprising cigar manufacturer, at No. io

N. Tioga street, publishes an attractive card on page 101, which should

be read by all lovers of the weed.

J. D. Eagles, photographer, n S. Tioga St., deals in photo

graphic supplies and also views of Cornell University and Cayuga and

Seneca lake scenery. He advertises on page 105.

McClune & Fisher, Druggists. This enterprising firm call

your attention to their advertisement on page 168. Their goods are first-

class, and we cheerfully commend them to the patronage of the public.

C. F. Strong deals in groceries and provisions at No. ioo

N. Cayuga. His goods are first-class. His advertisement appears on

page 223.

C. B. Griffin calls your attention to his fine stock of grocer

ies and provisions at No. 26 W. State street, on page 126. Read it.



M. Milligan, prop, of the Grand Central Hotel, 148 W.

State street, calls your attention to his advertisement on page 123. Give

him a call.

Fred S. Shaw, book binder, over 33 E. State, guarantees

to do all work in his line in first-class shape and at reasonable prices.

His advertisement appears on page 210.

Sandy Patten advertises on page 188. Everything per

taining to his establishment is first-class. Read what he has to say and

give him a call.

A. B. Carr, at No. 58 S. Aurora, promises to do everything

in the tailoring line neatly and promptly and at reasonable prices. See

his advertisement on page 81.

Charles T. Norton, at 93 Willow ave., publishes an adver

tisement on page 183. Read what he says.

T. J. Stephens, at No. 13 S. Tioga, does all kinds of marble

and granite work at satisfactory prices, as will be found by giving him a

trial. See his advertisement on page 6.

I. C. Andrews, baker, grocer, confectioner and caterer, at

17 E. State street, can supply you with first-class goods at rock bottom

prices. See his advertisement on page 56.

Pritchard, Edwards & Co. call your attention to their ad

vertisement on page 195. They guarantee all work in their line first-

class. Give them your patronage.

Myron H. Weed advertises his livery and boarding stable

on page 110. Read his announcement.

John F. Tetley calls your attention to his Fancy Steam

Dye Works at No. 75 W. State. Read his advertisement on page 228.

Warner & Son can supply you with choice groceries, dry

goods, wall paper anddecorations in all the latest styles cheap for cash .

Read their advertisement on page 244.


290 County Business Dieectoey.

Tompkins Goilntj Business Directory,

Besemer.

Besemer M. A., postmaster

Besemer Willis G., coal, salt, lime, plaster, and country produce

buyer

Brookton.

Aldrich George, blacksmith

Bacon Levi, machinist

Bates & Graham, yarn manufacturers

Boyce John J., shoemaker

Campbell George, merchant miller

Gleason Mrs., boarding house

Graham W. T., mitten manufacturer

Heath Justis, blacksmith

Huson Fenton, carpenter

Landon Albert, millwright

Longcoy F. M., barber

Lounsbery & Peck, dealers in hides

Lull C. A., blanket manufacturer

McWhorter James, blacksmith

Miller Jerome, station agent

Mills E. H. & Co., general merchants

Mulks F. F., general merchant

Personius W. V., general merchant

Shurter Willis, postmaster, and dealer in fertilizers

Van Demark Benjamin, boarding house

Van Demark C. H., meat market

White D. M., saw mill

Wolcott John, painter


County Business Dieectoey. 291

Woodhull Samuel, carpenter

Baptist Church, Rev. Wm. Sharp, pastor

Congregational Church, Rev. Mrs. A. F. Eastman, pastor

Caroline.

Conrad Wallace, merchant and postmaster

Heath Charles, blacksmith

Speed R. G. H., cheese factory

Caroline Centre.

Brink Robert E., dry goods and groceries

Davis John, blacksmith and postmaster

Haskins & Carpenter, carriage makers

Robbins Uriah L., carriage maker

Methodist Church, A. G. Bloomfield, pastor

Caroline Depot.

Baldwin G. D., live stock

Conrad ,groceries

Merrill A., postmaster and coal dealer

Danby.

Beardsley Henry S., general merchandise

Beers John E., physician and surgeon

Beers A. J., wagon shop

Bierce Julius, cooper shop

Bierce Wm., postmaster and general merchandise

Everts A. T., wagon shop

Jennings Oscar, saw and feed mill

Meeker George, blacksmith

Ostrander Dwight, boots and shoes

Puffer William, blacksmith

Congregational Church, no pastor

M. E. Church, Rev. S. B. Keeney, pastor

Dryden.

Allen E. D., physician

Bailey John, blacksmith

Bailey George, dealer in agricultural implements

Baker Wm. H., groceries, fruits, vegetables, &c.

Babies' Pictures taken quicker than awink atMcGillivray's


Barnard Manufacturing Co., manf. of Barnard washing machine

and custom planing mill

Bartholomew Daniel, carpenter and builder

Bartholomew D. Paige, architect and builder

Beam Ira, jeweler and scientific machinist

Beam & Sutfin, manufacturers of engraving machines

Beam Will, wagon maker

Bower, Miller & Co., dry goods, groceries, and general store

Brown Irving, blacksmith and wagon maker

Carl Xeverus, dealer in Yankee notions

Clark Adelbert, miller and dealer in live stock

Cole George, coal, lumber, agricultural implements, &c.

Cole James H., prop, of the Grove Hotel

Collins A., tailor

Cook Julia A. Mrs., dress maker

Dates J. W., mason

Deyo "Judge", watch repairer

Dryden Glove and Mitten Co., gloves and mittens, and dealers

in whips

Dupee William, carpenter and builder

Dutcher Francis, butcher

Ferguson & Montgomery, coal, lumber, agricultural imple

ments, &c.

Fitch William, physician

Ford A. M., prop, of the Dryden Herald

Ford J. G. and W. A., bicycle agents

French Cyrus & Son, general hardware, &c.

French 6V Sperry, furniture dealers

Fulkerson James B., dry goods and groceries

Givens Darius, carpenter and builder

Goodrich George E., lawyer

Goodwin John, painter

Green Chas. E., tailor

Green C. E. Mrs., bakery and groceries

Hart George H,live stock dealer

Hike Cyrus, teamster



Hill O. J., groceries and dry goods

Hoagland M. E. Miss, milliner and dress maker

Hutchinson Frank, painter

Hyde Elmer, brick mason

Jennings Frank S., postmaster and physician, drugs and fancy

goods

Kennedy Bros., leather manufacturers and tanners

Lawson Daniel, carpenter and builder

Lester Wm. H., Jr., barber, cigars, news, and oysters

Loomis H. C, carpenter

Lormor George, livery

Lormor James C, baggage and truckman

Lormor Thomas, harness maker

Lormor Andrew, prop, stone quarry

Lumbard Wm. J., boots and shoes

Mahan Delos, painter

Mallory Lester, lawyer

Mallory <fe Wheeler Misses, dress makers

McElheny & Cady, prop's saw mill

McGregor Clinton Mrs., dress maker

McGregor Clinton, carpenter

McKeon John, blacksmith

Mespell & Little, butchers and provision dealers

Monroe George E lawyer and insurance

Montgomery James J., physician

Moore Wm. H., boots and shoes

Moore Hattie E., milliner

Mosso C. A., blacksmith and prop, of Mosso's Monarch Reme

dies and Tempering Compound

Niver A. T., billiard room

Park William, carpenter and builder

Pratt J. H., harness, robes, blankets, &c,also carriage trimmer

and dealer

Pugsley Hiram, mason

Rockwell G. M. & Co., woolen manufacturers

Sandwick Wm. H., barber, confectioner,gent's furnisher, bath

rooms



Sherwood Casper, carpenter

Simons Andrew, general wood worker

Smyth S. M., general agent and produce dealer

Sorrell John H., teamster

Strong Charles, painter

Strong M. A. Mrs., milliner

Sweet G. C, funeral director

Sweet Fred, watch maker

Tanner William, carpenter and builder

Tyler Simeon, live stock dealer

Vanderhoof Julius, carpenter and builder

Vunk & Tanner, blacksmiths

Wavle Henry, prop, of the Dryden Hotel

Weaver Bros., druggists

Weaver R. L., dentist

Weber & Shaefer, saloon

West R. M., carpenter

Wheeler William, painter

Wheeler D. T. & Co., dry goods, groceries, clothing, and gen

eral store, also dealers in produce

Williams E., marble works

East Lansing.

Baird Bros., feed mill and potato crate manufacturers

Haring C. D., postmaster

Miller G. W., nurseryman

Steinberg P. W., agricultural implements and fertilizers

Baptist Church, Edward E. Roice, pastor

Ellis.

Banfield Eugene, blacksmith

Bennett Luthera C, postmaster

Bennett Wm. E., confectionery and stationery

Cornelius Charles, carpenter

Ellis Warren J., prop, of Glendale Springs House

Middaugh Fred, lumberman

Monroe Lydia, dress maker

Monroe Milo, stone mason



Northrup Henry, carpenter

Pendleton C. J. Rev., Methodist pastor

Enfield Centre.

Bagley Lorena Mrs., dress maker

Barber Wm., postmaster and blacksmith

Brower Albert, mason

Graham S. V., agricultural implements

Griffin A. W., mason

Hanson Henry, boot and shoe maker

Harvey Moses L., hotel

Jones Wm. H., cooper

Lanning J. M., justice of peace

Oltz S. M., justice of peace

Oltz S. M., planing mill and carpenter

Rumsey W. V., general merchandise

Tibb J. B. Mrs., general merchandise

White L. T., physician and surgeon

Willson George, house and sign painter

Wortman John G., undertaker

Wright Charles, groceries

Wright H. C. & Son, harness makers

Baptist Church, Rev. A. Tilden, postor

Christian Church, no pastor

M. E. Church, Rev. G. N. Smith, pastor

Enfield Falls.

Budd Charles, blacksmith

Halsey P. S., miller

Halsey Robert S., postmaster

Rumsey Alonzo, broom manufacturer

Teeter Henry, hotel keeper

Etna.

Bartholomew C, foundry and furnace

Bartholomew J., carriage maker, washing machines, planing, &c.

Brotherton D., shoe shop

Ellis E. E., merchant

Freeman E., blacksmith

ArtisticiPhotoaraphy in all its branches, atMcGilliyray's


Freeman L., mover of buildings

Gifford T. A., hotel

Hanford W. & Son, agricultural implements

Houtz G. H., Etna Flouring Mills

Marsh S., postmaster

Rhodes Bros., lumber merchants

Robertson M. J., agricultural implements

Baptist Church, supplied by a Cornell student

Methodist Church, Rev. Mr. Pendleton, pastor

Forest Home.

Brown R., miller

Brown & Catauch, meat market

Cole C. W. W., postmaster

Creddit A., cabinet maker

Edwards D. & Sons, woolen factory

Hasbrouk A., tannery

Northrup F., groceries and shoemaker

Freeville.

Brewer Byron & Son, grist mill

Brigden J. N., blacksmithing

Card George, blacksmithing

Darling F. E., hardware store

DePuy Geo. G., agt. E. C. & N. R. R. and National Express,

wholesale and retail coal dealer

DePuy Henry D. W., groceries and provisions

Freeville Furniture Manufacturing Co.

Genung Homer, physician

Hanshaw & Hill, meat market

Holton M. E., prop. Junction House

Joslin A. J., agent S. C. R. R. and Adams Express

Richardson W. H., salt, lime, plaster, hay, &c.

Roe & Sutfin, dry goods and groceries

Shaver George I., prop. Freeville Hotel

Shaver & Willey, dry goods and groceries

Shaver W. J., postmaster

Thompson W. S., coal dealer

Theo. Dobrin & Son, Dry Goods and Cloaks, Cor, State k Tioga


Tondeur Cleon, cathedral glass manf.

Watson & George, lumber dealers, steam sawing, planing, &c.

Groton.

Atwood F. C, grocer

Atwood F. R., tailor, and dealer in ready-made clothing and

gents'

furnishing goods

Avery Wm. M., bakery and confectioner

Baldwin A. Mv physician

Beach J. G., miller

Beckwith G. M., physician

Booth J. J. & Son, manfrs. of and dealers in furniture of all kinds

Bresee T. R.j tailor, ready-made clothing, andgents'

furnishing

goods

Brooks & Baldwin, manfrs. of egg packing crate and tester

combined

Brown C. H., baker

Central Hotel, S. W. Hyde, manager

Conger C. W. & Co., dry goods, groceries, boots, shoes, carpets,

upholstery,gents'

furnishing goods, and merchant tailors

Collings N. A., druggist

Crandall Type-Writer Co., manfrs. of the CrandallType-Writer

Cooper M. W., photographer

Cummings C, saloon and restaurant

Donley Sisters, milliners

Excelsior Tea and Coffee Pot Co., manfrs. of tea and coffee pots

First National Bank, Bank block, D. H. Marsh, cashier

Graveley W. M., barber

Graves John G., meat market

Goodrich & Son, barbers

Goodyear M. D., physician

Griswold C. F., physician

Groton Bridge and manufacturing Co., manf. wrought iron

bridges, portable and traction engines, new model separa

tors, spoke machines andcorn shellers

Groton Carriage Co., manfrs. of all kinds of carriages and sleighs

Hall C. W., livery


298 County Business Dieeotoby.

Hall William, shoemaker

Hand E. A., physician

Hare W. W., attorney and counselor at law

Hart C. A., dry goods and groceries

Hayden E. R., jeweler

Hinman & Heatherton, milliners

Hopkins H. S., justice, of the peace

Hyde Henry D., meat market

Hyde H. D. Mrs.,ladies'

furnishing goods

Jones & Gobel, dealers in tin and hardware, and plumbers

Jones & Helm, blacksmiths

Kniffin B., prop. Groton House

McLachlan D., coal, lumber, plaster, lime, phosphates, and farm

machinery

Murray Brothers, blacksmiths

Nye E. R., saloon and pool room

Peck W. M., shoe dealer

Pickens Geo., manf. and dealer in harness, and grocer

Pierce R. J., livery

Rhodes C. O., druggist

Rhodes Dana, attorney and counselor at law

Roll Paper Cutter Co.

Smith A. W., dentist

Smith Eugene, cigar maker

Streeter N. R. & Co., manuf. laundry hardware

Stevens H. B., shoe dealer

Stoddard G. M., postmaster

Stoddard & Spencer, dry goods, groceries and notions

Sweet A. H., jeweler

Stubbs W. O., baker and confectioner

Towner Jerome, saloon and pool room

Townley L. J., publisher Journal

Wait S. A., meat market

Williams William, insurance agent

Catholic Church, Rev. P. McManus, pastor

Congregational Church, Rev. W. A. Smith, pastor



Baptist Church, Rev. D. R. Watson, pastor

Methodist Church, Rev. S. H. Potter, pastor

Groton City.

Gillen M. E., groceries

Langdon M., wagon maker and blacksmith

Miller A., blacksmith

Steadman L. W. & Son, millers

Webster F. W., postmaster

M. E. Church, without pastor, supplied by Elder Barr, Baptist,

of McLean

Jackson.

(R. R. Station.)

Kemp George, postmaster

Jacksonville.

Allen William, blacksmith

Allen Wm. H., blacksmith

Almy Henry, boot, shoe, and harness maker

Almy E. C, postmaster and dealer in groceries, hardware, and

notions

Batty George, meat market

Brown John R., carpenter

Chase A. C, physician and surgeon

Cooper H. G., farm implements

Farrington W. G., egg and produce dealer

Kerst F. A., physician and surgeon

Kerst J. & Co., dry goods, groceries, hardware, and crockery

Mattison C. E., nursery

Smith Fred, butcher

Smith Dell, carpenter

Snow E. A., house, sign, and carriage painter

Snow William, wagon maker

Thorp Frank, auctioneer

Van Buskirk John, furniture and undertaker

Van Order H., hotel

M. E. Church, Rev. H. T. Giles,pastor

Go to McGillivray's Forest City Art Gallery tor PMOgrajlllS


Lake Ridge.

Bradford T. J., lawyer

Starner Emma Mrs., groceries

Lansingville.

Baker Charles, mail carrier

Davis F. B., carpenter

DeCamp L., painter

DeCamp W., hotel

Drake Charles, merchant and postmaster

Glanister E., mechanical engineer

Reynolds David, shoemaker

Reynolds D. L., veterinary surgeon

Stout Wilmer, blacksmith

Tucker W. H., cooper

Methodist Church, no pastor

Ludlowville.

Banta John, harness maker

Barr William H., physician

Benjamin C. G., dry goods and groceries

Brown George, blacksmith

Castelin J. H., veterinary surgeon

Ellis N. H., Salmon Falls Mills

Lockerby W. H., physician

Lyon N. E., agt. dry goods and groceries

Lyon N. E., justice of the peace and notary public

Mead William, dry goods and groceries

Myers L. L., barber

Pierson T. H., wagon maker

Smith P. L., boots and shoes

Story G. R., druggist

Van Auken A., veterinary surgeon

Wood C. E., hardware dealer and postmaster

McLean.

Baldwin T. N., justice of the peace and postmaster

Batsford Geo. & Co., tinware, stoves, &c.

Begent F. A. (LaFayette), butter and cheese manf.

Theo. Dobrin & Son**$**



Boyce C. A., physician

Cochran S., mason

Cole E., millwright

Conklin W. D., painting and paper hangingDutcher C. H., shoe shop

Fisher Thos. L., constable and harness maker

Galloup E. G., drugs, groceries, lime, plaster, wood, &c, also

undertaker

Gross V. B., butter package and churn factoryGunn J. H., dry good and groceries and prop. Elm Tree Hot^l

Hart P. F., station agent, hard and soft coal

Houghtaling Bros., foundry and machine shops

Howard C. Miss, dress maker

LaMott Lucius, grist mills

Leonard Minnie, telegraph operator

Locke W. A., prop. Dryden House

Miller M. E., painting and paper hanging

Perry Wm. J., butter and cheese manufactory

Reniff S. R., saw mill, cider and vinegar works

Robinson B. L., physician

Stanton F. H., blacksmithing and meat market

Stout A. B., blacksmithing

Stout C. A., grocer and news dealer

Stout C. E. Miss, milliner

Stout D. R., meat market

Stout Jared, mason

Taylor James, blacksmithing

Thomas Stephen, saw mill

Wade E. R. (Malloryville), butter package and wooden ware

Watson Bros., machine shops (Malloryville)

Watson Geo. E. & Co. (Malloryville), saw mill, butter package,

and wooden ware

Webster Wm., billiard and pool room

Baptist Church, J. W. Barr, pastor

-Catholic Church, no rector

Episcopal Church, Rev. Mr. Clarke of Cortland, rector

Our Motto : Honest Goods, Square Dealing. The Bool Co.


M. E. Church, no pastor

Universalist Church, no pastor

Myers.

(Railroad Station.)

Newfield.

Allen Albert K., furniture and undertaking

Alexander Aaron, wagon and sleigh works

Anderson Demont, livery stable

Atwell D. B., marble and granite works

Bailey H. D., cigar manufacturer

Bailey Homer, meat market

Brown Chester, sawing and planing mill

Cook C. C, physician and surgeon

Cook N. C, druggist

Cook S. D., boots and shoes

Dean Fred N., attorney and counselor

Dudley P. S., tannery

Farmer Wm. E., hardware

Goldsmith George, stage route to Ithaca

Harker John G., postmaster

Holman & Bishop, hardware

Ham G. W. & Sons, sign works

Mariam Ezra, blacksmith

Mead George, hackman

Patterson Estus, groceries

Peck George W., dry?goods and groceries

Puff J. L. & Co., dry goods and groceries

Seabring S. A., physician and surgeon

Shirley Isaac, hotel

Smith & Horton, attorneys and counselors

Stamp Jonathan D., hotel

Starr William, harness maker

Van Austrand & Co., grist mill

Weatherell William H., grist mill

Woodhull Smith, blacksmith and hotel

Young Sarah, millinery

W. H. WILLSON, Sole Agent for Youman's Hats.


Baptist Church, closed

Methodist Church, Rev. M. S. Rees, pastor

Presbyterian Church, no pastor

Nina.

Campbell T. B., manf. and dealer in brick

Mosher R. F., postmaster and agent G. I. & S. R. R.

Smith W. M., store house and elevator, grain, hay, apples, po

tatoes, &c.

Snyder William H., hard and soft coal

North Lansing.

Beardsley Roswell, general merchandise

Beardsley R., postmaster

DeCamp Daniel, dealer in produce

Howser Anson, blacksmith

Kelley Nelson, shoemaker

Labar Bruen, carpenter

Learn Henry S., hotel

Linderman Jacob S., produce

Lobdell Stephen I., carpenter

Miller Rudolphus, saw mill, planing mill, &c.

Osmun Jacob, grist mill

Singer William A., undertaker and carpenter, dealer in phos

phate, coal, and plaster

Baptist Church, without pastor

Methodist Church, supplied by M. J. Owen

Peruville.

Miller I. & Son, dry go6ds, groceries, &c.

Montfort J. M., dry goods and jewelry, postmaster

Mount & Moe, dry goods, groceries, &c, agents U. S. Express

Co., money order dept.

Mount W. D. & Son, tannery

Robinson F. H., miller, flour, feed, &c.

Williamson & Stoddard, blacksmiths

M. E. Church, C. A. Willson, pastor

Poney Hollow.

Brown Alvah, postmaster

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Speedsville.

Akins H. L., saw mill, cheese box factory, planing mill, cider

mill, and contractor

Blackman S. K., buyer of stock, and dealer in agricultural im

plements and wool

Cortright Wm., prop. Speedsville and Owego stage line

Cross John, justice of the peace

Ford A. N., prop. Speedsville and Ithaca stage line

Ford N., dry goods, groceries, hats, caps, boots, shoes, flour,

feed, salt, &c.

Hart S. L., grist mill

Havens Mary, dress maker

Hawkins Geo. W., blacksmith

Higgins & Keeney, dealers in agricultural implements

Jenks A. L., breeder of Percherons

Johnson Ransom, physician and surgeon

Johnson Mary E., postmaster and manager N. Y. and Pa. Tel-

,ephone

Legge E. Emmett, auctioneer

Legg & Osborn, carpenters

Moncrief Caroline, millinery

Nixon George H., shoemaker

Owen M. A., firkin factory

Speedsville Grange No.-385, P. C. Meddaugh, master

Speedsville Masonic Order, No. 265, W. L. Keeney, master

Thomson Truman, cheese factoryTrimmer P., hotel and liveryEpiscopal Church, Rev. Wm. Cooke, pastor

Methodist Church, Rev. A. G. Bloomfield, pastor

Universalist Church, N. J. Jenks, pastor

South Danby.

Jennings Sarah Mrs., merchant and postmaster

Methodist Church

South Lansing.

Drake Chas. O., teacher

Drake G. O., builder



Ives A. C, postmaster

Mallory George, builder

Miller H. H., prop. Elm Grove House

Minier J. E., fruit grower

Morgan George, breeder of Shropshire sheep

Smith Y. M., blacksmith

Stark John, builder

Slaterville.

Bull John & Co., flouring mills

Bull John, dry goods and groceries

Bull G. M.( notary public

Cams W. J. & Son, prop's Magnetic Springs House

Cashman J. C, prop. Fountain House

Davis C. L., undertaker and notary public

Davis Harry, blacksmith

Davis Miss, dress maker

Dederick A. M. Mrs., dress maker

Foote A. D., grocery

Gallagher W. C, physician and surgeon

Gardner S. G. Mrs., milliner

Harding Baxter, carriage maker

Harris George E., blacksmith

Holland W. C, livery

Holland Bros., confectionery and fancy store

Lawrence Alfred, carriage maker

Lawrence & Hornbeck, blacksmiths

Nichols G. D., shoemaker

Perkins E. Mrs,, dress maker

Post R. E., notary public

Post W, D., hardware

Speed R. G. H., justice of the peace

Smalley Miss, dress maker

Tryon J. L., contractor and builder

Tryon J. S. & Son, cutlery and blacksmithing

Wattles N. E. Mrs., postmaster



Stratton.

Boman F. H., carpenter

Bruce James, peach grower

Cronce Myron, blacksmith

Palmer H. B., life insurance agent

Snyder C. DeWitt, stock dealer

Spaulding Phineas, postmaster, and manf. of lumber

Van Ostrand M. E., fruit tree agent

Taughannock Falls.

Cataract House, R. Mockford, prop.

Collins C, postmaster

Fowler & Farrington, manfrs of hay carriers

Taughannock House, H. D. Freer, prop.

Trumansburg.

Almy Samuel, foundry and machine shop

Atwater M., dry goods and groceries

Austin William, attorney

Bancroft S. E. Miss, millinery, &c.

Barto H. D. & Co., bankers

Bates H. S., hardware

Beard A. A., book store

Bennett M. R., liveryBiggs & Co., hardware

Boardman W. H., photographer

Bortz Henry, harness maker

Broome J. R., physician

Carpenter L. W., physician

Chandler William, furniture

Chapman & Becker, clothingClark J. H. B., wagon maker

Clark J. J., wagon maker

Conley J. O., boots and shoes

Corcoran E. M., groceries and provisions

Cornell House, J. H. Bowman, prop.

Cox S. Mrs., dress makingCrawford Minor, cooper shop



Creque E., tin shop

Creque Frank, painting and paper hanging

Creque Orville, blacksmith

Dean J. W. & C. W., lumber, doors, sash, and blinds

DeGroot A. B., bakery

Dimick Fred, groceries

Douglass William, blacksmith

Earle S. Mrs., millinery

Emery J. R., justice of the peace

Emery J. R., groceries and provisions

Emmons E. Miss, dress makingFarmers'

Inn, H. Sawyer, prop.

Flickinger John, physician

Frizelle Kate, dress making

Fuller W. A., house painter

Gould L. H., lumber, doors, sash, and blinds

Gregg Iron Works

Hall J. Ed., carriage and sign painter

Hall W. L., photographer

Harmston J. R. Mrs., dress making and millinery

Hill R. B., dentist

Holman F. D., manager W. U. Telegraph Co.

Hopkins George A., druggist

Horton & Holton, druggists

Howe J. T., dry goods and groceries

Hunt R. J., postmaster and insurance agent

Hunter C. F., milk dealer

Johnson Porte A., barber

Kaufman John, cigar store

Louden W., 'bus line

Lovell J! M., dry goods and groceries

Lozier Charles, blacksmith

Ludlow P. M. Mrs., dress maker

Manning Eri Mrs., dress maker

Marsh W. J., druggist

Mockford R., jeweler



Mosher & Sears, boots and shoes, groceries, &c.

Mosher & Bennett, carriages and platform wagons

Mosher Bros. & &o., clothing and gent's furnishings

Murphy Charles, groceries and provisions

O'Donnell Julia aud Johanna, dress makers

Osburn A. P., justice of the peace

Page L. E., miller

Palmer Ed. C, barber

Pangburn N. J., gunsmith

Perkins T. N., marble works

Pope J. L., milk dealer

Potter C. G., ice dealerA

Reynolds A. M. Miss, millineryRumpf A., boots and shoes

Sarsfield M., confectionery, &c.

Sears C. C, dentist

Sears E. B., billiards

Smith J. DeMotte, attorney and counselor at law

Smith J. D. & Son, insurance agents

Spicer Seneca, billiards

Stanley Charles, boots and shoes

Stanley J. W., barber

Stewart E. T., undertakingStone R. H., depot agent G. I. & S. R. R., and dealer in grain,

hay, phosphates, coal, &c.

Strobridge H. L., attorney

Teed C. L., cartman

Teed E. S., harness maker

Teed W. H., oysters, clams, fish, &c.

The Sentinel, C. L. Adams, editor and proprietor

Trembly House, L. Trembly, prop.

Trumansberg Opera House, Wm. H. Cuffman, manager

Van Auken, Brewer & Richards, blacksmiths

Van Auken John C, liveryVan Buskirk & Bros., groceries

Van Buskirk F. F. & Co., undertakers



Van Duyn John, agent, groceries and provisions

Waring J. H., confectionery, &c.

Wheeler L. J. & Co., bankers

Wheeler John C, dry goods and groceries

Williams Fayette, furniture, &c.

Wolverton C. J., meat market

Wolverton George, meat market

Youngs E., dry goods, boots and shoes

Baptist Church, Rev. J. Barton French, pastor

Church of the Epiphany, Rev. W. E. Allen, pastor

M. E. Church, Rev. J. E. Rhodes, pastor

Presbyterian Church, Rev. L. H. Richardson, pastor

St. James Catholic Church, Rev. M. T. Madden, pastor

Trumbull's Corners.

Austin L. G., butcher

Bowers L. H., general store and undertaking

Carpenter Henry, saw mill

Cornish Albert, shoemaker

Cornish H., Jr., pianos and organs

Douglass J. U., dry goods and groceries

Everhart J. C, feed mill

Fowler George, agent Osborne reapers and mowers

Frailey Wm. contractor and builder

Grover Anson, blacksmith

Grover S. & DeLoss, blacksmiths

Hill G. P., planing and saw mill, bee fixtures

Keene Elvin, postmaster and justice of the peace, cigars and

confectionery

Kresga P., carriage maker

Kresga George, carriage painter

Kresga & Son, contractors andbuilders

Osterhout E. R., physician andsurgeon

Puff Lewis, blacksmith

Rumsey John P., shoemaker

Rumsey C,barber

Smith F. K., shingle mill



Thorp & Kresga, butchers

Christian Church, Rev. F. Seamon, pastor

M. E. Church, Rev. S. Reese, pastor

Varna.

Belcher C. E., blacksmith

Crutts Bros., flouring mill

Ellis O. T., sewing machines

Mynard P. W., dry goods and groceries

Smiley R. M., postmaster

M. E. Church, supplied by Rev. F. L. Woodford

Waterburgh.

Breen M., blacksmith

Hutchings H., shoemaker

Moss J. H., miller

Stiettenroe A. C, general merchandise

Stiettenroe Wm. C, postmaster

M. E. Church, J. E. Rhodes, pastor

West Danby.

Banfield John, lumber dealer

Cornell & Martin, wagon makers

Decker C. A., blacksmith

Dumond M. A., physician and surgeon

Fairbrother F. A., groceries

Gillow D. W., coal and plaster

Kellogg W. T., postmaster, and dealer in dry goods, groceries,

boots, shoes, drugs, &c.

Van Ostrand D. G., novelty works

Baptist Church, Rev. T. F. Brodrick, pastor

M. E. Church, Rev. L. P. Howard, pastor

West Dryden.

Brown William, justice of the peace

Fox James H., agent for Buckeye mower

Lincoln DeWitt, blacksmith

Lincoln Olive E., postmaster

Newman Henry, hotel keeper

M. E. Church, Rev. George Britton, pastor



West Groton.

Baird Bros., feed mill

Bulkley William H., cooperage and feed mill

Coggshall D. H., Jr., apiarist

Coggshall W. L., apiarist

Roberts J. F., carriage maker

Roberts A. B., merchant and postmaster

Sincerbeaux L., blacksmith

Stearns E. A., stone quarry

Stevens Nelson, dealer in thoroughbred Jerseys

Tallmadge Bros., egg dealers and apiarists

Congregational Church, Rev. J. Cunningham, pastor

White Church.

Bogardus Charles, postmaster

Hart William, groceries and provisions

Baptist Church, Charles Bogardus, pastor

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