Sills,Ashler,54 ITHACA GENERAL DIRECTORY. Gifford, Jessie, domestic,TiogaHouse GiffordJohn, 101 Cascadilla GiffordMelissa, 12 Esty GiffordMorgan, engineer,Spencer,n. Pleasant

ITHACA GENERAL DIRECTORY. 5 1

Foreman William C, laborer, h. 38 Wheat

Forsythe Sarah, domestic, 36 W State

Fosbinder Charles, boatbuilder, 27 W State

FOSBINDER WILLIAM, boatyard, W of Inlet, h. 27 W

State-

^Fosbinder Wilson, tobacco cutter, 283 E State 3.

Foster Henry W., teacher, 60^ N Tioga g>

FOSTER LUTHER C, Sup't Public Schools, office High |^School, h. 60 y2 N Tioga

k^FOWLER ALONZO H., dentist, over 56 E State, h. 75 W .

Mill ^

Fowler Daniel M., pattern maker, 94 Humboldt s

FOWLER FRED. C, fishing tackle, 56 E State, h. 75 W^

Mill .

Fowler Walter, boatman, h. Barge"

IslandBelle"

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Fowles Mrs. Charles, 79 W State o

Fowles Clara, 49 N Geneva

Fowles George, 10 Linn _,<N_

Fowles Joseph, telegraph operator, 10 Linn ^

France Mary E., domestic, 47 W Seneca g-

France Sarah L., 28 Washington

Francis Benjamin, boatbuilder, 24 Lewis "<s

Francis John, laborer, 25 N Meadow- *jFrancis Thomas, machinist, 64 Wheat S.

Francis William, laborer, 133 W Green .

Franckle Edward, glass flattener, 54 First^

Frank Geo. W., dentist, 30 Universityg"

Frank Mrs. G. W., milliner, 30 University j?

Franklin Bradley W., dentist, over 22 E State, 3d floor jS

Franks Joseph, pedler, 37 N Aurora

Franks Mar)', milliner, 37 N Aurora 5?

Frawley Daniel, laborer, 50 Varick S-.

Frazier Isaac J., farmer, 69 S Geneva3"

Frear Baltus, 18 W Green

FREAR WILLIAM, photographer, over 40 and 42 E. State.

h. 18 W Green

Freeman John, laborer, 222 W State

Watertable,Caps, Sills, Ashler, &c.

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Freeman Mary A., over 38 E State

Freeman Savilla, cook, Tompkins House

Freer Martin V., liveryman, r. E end Mill St.

Freese John, boatman, 204 N Tioga

French Frank F., carpenter, 40 University

Frimont Eveline E., cook, 40 S Plain

Frister Uriah B., laborer, 48 S Plain

^ FROST GEO. W., grocer, 88 E State and 83 Eddy, b. 31

3 Dryden Road

Frost Henry W., R. R. clerk, 102 W Seneca

^ Fuertes E. A., prof. C. U., 170 E State

T Fuller Frank E., conductor, 61 Esty

1 Fuller Fred. W., 219 E State

4j Fuller Harrison, boat builder, cor. Mill and Westport

^ Fuller Mrs. Rachel, 25 Linn

=8 Fuller Robert, carpenter, 140 W Green

S Fuller Truman R., carriage painter, 14 Pleasant

P^ Fuller Wilkins, carpenter, 52 Yates.

>> Fury Frank, clerk, Ithaca Hotel

^ Fury John, liquors, 14 S Aurora, h. 16 Esty

g Fury Kate, laundress, Tompkins House._

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g Fury Mary, cook, Tompkins House

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Gage Cynthia, 10 E Green

^ Gage Simon H., instructor, 107 Cascadilla Place

. Gagen William, pedler, 97 W State

S> Gager Rockwell E., printer. 49 Esty

^ Gager Waldo R.. carpenter, 49 Esty

Gallagher Elizabeth, domestic, 136 S Aurora

Gallagher Mrs. Martin, 69 S Cayuga

Galpin Priscilla, domestic, 64 N Cayuga

Galvin Mary, teacher, 25 W Green

Gambee Benjamin, agent, 121 E Buffalo

Gamble William, glass works, 19 Third

Ganoung Nial, carpenter, 76 S Geneva

John Snaith, Builder and Contractor,

ITHACA GENERAL DIRECTORY. S3

Gardner Calvin, boatbuilder, 36 W State

Gardner Edward, mason, 18 Lake Avenue

Gardner George, teamster, 46 BrindleyGardner Ira M., mason, 150 N Cayuga

Gardner Mary, b. 114 W Clinton

Garrett Charles C, druggist, b. 80 W Buffalo

Garrett Gilbert T., boat builder, 80 W Buffalo

Garrett Capt. Henry H., propr. "GlenwoodHouse,"

87 W

Buffalo

Garris Susie, 14 W Mill k_,

Gaskill Burt, laborer, no Utica

GAUNTLETT & BROOKS, (J. C. G. & A. B. B.), drug ^

gists, 36 E State "

Gauntlett Mrs. John, 102 }_. State *-S

Gauntlett John C, (G. & Brooks), 102 E State kj

Gausline Eunice, 51 Cascadilla

Gay Charles W., teller ist National Bank, 65 W State

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Gay John S., Cascadilla Cottage, E Hill

Gay Susan, 30 S Albanys

Gee Rev. Hiram, 12 E Seneca **j

Gee Reuben, mason, 74 Yates S.

Gee William, paper maker, 19 R. R. Ave j^,

Gelatt Alvin E., printer, 13 W. Buffalo

Genung Amasa, boarding stables, S Tioga, c. Greeng-

Genung George W, carpenter, 75 Dryden Road g^

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Genung Richard B., (Small & G.), 46 N Tioga

George John, stenographer, 18 Centre

Gibbs Anderson, painter, 105 W. Seneca

Gibbs Anna E., 79 W Mill

Gibbs Clarence, painter, b. 105 W Seneca F

Gibbs Cynthia, dressmaker, over 29 E State

Gibson Mrs. Anna, hair work, over 46 E State, 3d fleor

Gibson Ellen, 14 Sears

Gibson Susan M., 49 N Albany

Giffin Ella, dressmaker, 20 E State

Giffin Mary, hair goods, 20 E State

Paving <sb Curbstones at lowest rates.


Gifford, Jessie, domestic, Tioga House

Gifford John, 101 Cascadilla

Gifford Melissa, 1 2 EstyGifford Morgan, engineer, Spencer, n. Pleasant

Gilbert Eliza, 6 S Meadow

Gilbert Rev. Joseph B., 48 S Plain

* Giles Ai W., 9 Huestis

g Gillam Sarah, domestic, 65 Hudson

3> Gillett Charles J., carpenter, 79 W Seneca

C.Giltner Barbara, dressmaker, 101 N Cayuga

Giltner Miss M. C, 34 S Cayuga

Giltner Ralph, clerk, 34 S Cayuga

p< Glennon Catharine, domestic, 15 N Cayuga

Glenny Helen M., 1 First

^*Glenny Nellie, domestic, 5 E Seneca

T Glenzer John J., (Sawyer & G.), 71 Elm

C^ Goddard Charles M., machinist. "TheNook,"

Lake Street

g Goddard Marv, 79 N Albany

__Goddard Samuel, 59 W Buffalo

Godfrey Edgar O., machinist, 24 Sears

1^ Godley Hattie, music teacher, 47 N Tioga

g Goewey George, salesman, S3 Columbia

J GOEWEY JOHN, flour and feed, 11 N Aurora, h. 53

R) .Columbia

gGolden Joanna, 170 N Cayuga

e GOLDSMID ARTHUR W., grocer, 106 W State, h. 8

g Washington

(|Goldsmith Mrs. E. G., 39 W. Green

^Goldsmith Julian, (Hill & G.), b. Tioga House

I Goodhue Mary A., 71 N Geneva

Goodrich Edward J., portrait painter, 57 W Green

^ Goodrich Harvey G. (Beers & G.), 57 W. Green

Goodwin Benjamin F., general agent, 34 N Tioga

Goodwin Fred. V., telephone operator, over 12 W State

Goodwin William-Pitt, general agent, over 12 W State

Gorton Daniel, porter, Sage College

Goss Mrs. Mary W., b. 81 E Buffalo


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Gould Benjamin, 62 W State

Graham James, laborer, 4 Lewis

Graham John, machinist, 31 N Meadow

Graham Michael, laborer, 49 N Albany

Graham Patrick, gardener, 4 Lewis

Graham Patrick, mason, 75 Cascadilla

Granger Helen M., 24 W Mill ^Grant Chauncey L., 24 N Geneva <gGRANT C. L., Jr., druggist, 76 E State, h. 102 E Seneca s

Grant Elisha, 23 Hazen k>

Grant George H., general agent, 92 N Geneva &

Grant Henry j. (Winton & G.), 58 N Cayuga>"

Grant Henry J., Jr. (H. J. G. & Son), 58 N Cayuga |GRANT H. J. & SON (H. J. & H. J., Jr.), fire and life ins.

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agents, 14 E State, 2d floor S;

Grant Solomon R., painter, 49 Prospect ^

Granville May, 94 W Clinton J^

Graves Howard T., carpenter, 152 N Tioga

Gray Allen (G. & Wood), h. 55 E Buffalo

Gray Eliza, 21 E Seneca ;_

Gray Elizabeth, h. Westport. n. Cascadilla ^

Gray James, laborer, 78 S Cayuga *

Gray Leander B.. gardener, 44 S Cayuga

Gray Matthew, laborer, 78 S Cayuga

Gray Michael, laborer, 21 Williams t^

Gray Pard., clerk, b. Tompkins House S.

GRAY & WOOD (Allen Gray and A. B. Wood), insurance,"

real estate, architecture, and surveying, Room 4, Bates'

Block b

Green Edward, architect, Library Building, b. Clinton House

Green Elizabeth, 80 W Buffalo

Green Elsie U., 60 N Tioga

Green Mrs. Emeline, tailoress, 155 E State

Green Henry L., barber, h. no W Clinton

Green Henry L., blacksmith, h. 141 W State

Green Herman D., machinist, 31 W State

Green John, pedler, 97 W State

Will estimate for all kinds of work.

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Green John M., coachman, 92 W Green

Green Licetta D., 132 N Cayuga

Green Mrs. Louisa, h. rear 140 W Green

Green Truman P., cabinetmaker, 187 N Aurora

Greenfield John H., boat builder, b. 169 W State

GREENLY FREDERICK T., grocer, 41 E Seneca, h 57

N Tioga

c_ Greenwald Louis, baker, b. 32 N Aurora

_g Gregory Ann Eliza, 38 S Geneva

Gregory Louisa F., 23 W Clinton

^Gregory O. H., treasurer Savings Bank, h. 38^ Geneva

% GREGORY WARD, publisher Ithaca Democrat, over 69 E

'33 State, b. Clinton House

J GRESS SAMUEL S., foreman" Democrat"

office, and Chief

Êngineer, 7 N Geneva

B Griet Minnie, nurse, 46 S Plain

-S Griffin Charles, tailor, 137 N Aurora

f? Griffin Frank, cigar maker, 84 N Plain

Griffin George, tailor, 123 N Cayuga

0Griffin James, laborer, b. 112 Cascadilla

* Griffin Martin, laborer, 112 Cascadilla

Griffin Mary, domestic, 37 Prospect

*- Griffin Mary S., nurse, 17 Utica

^ Griffin Walter, b. 42 .'Humboldt

^ Griffin Webster, tanner, 127 Humboldt

c^Griffin Winnie, domestic, 103 N Aurora

Griffith Thomas M., civil engineer, 116 University

| Grimmer Joseph F., barber, n E State

5,1Grippen Charles J., moulder, 32 Linn

S> Grippen G. Mortimer, moulder, 32 Linn

Groody P. H., potter, 2 Railroad Ave.

Grover Alfred, carpenter, b. 212 W State

Grover Giles, carpenter, b. cor. Seneca and Westport

Grover John, carpenter, cor. Seneca and Westport

Grover Pliny, bottling works, 90 E State, b. 50Pleasant-

Guess Jacob, whitewasher, 86 W Green

Guinn George, whitewasher, 84 W Clinton



Guinn Lavinia, 88 W Green

Guinn W. Henry, janitor, 84 W Clinton

Gunn Andrew J., farmer, 12 Fayette

Gunn Mrs. Buren, 58 Columbia

Gunn Caroline, dress maker, 191 N Cayuga

Gurney Emma, "TheHome,"

Mechanic c. Aurora SjGufney Maria, domestic, 103 E Seneca ^

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Hadley Mrs. William, 28 Linn

Hagin Anis, 138 Linn ~

Haley James, brakeman, b. St. John's Hotel

Hall Charles, painter, 46 Hancock 3

Hall Edwin F., small beer and lager, 93 N Tioga g-

Hall Edwin M., (Marsh & H.), 73 S Albany^"

Hall Miss M. W., milliner, 93 N Tioga ^3

Hall Pliny, commercial agent, 73 S Albany e?*

Hallam James, laborer, 27 N Meadow g

HALLIDAY SAMUEL D., lawyer, 2d floor, 41 E State, b.^

Ithaca Hotel s_

Halsey Mrs. Alice J., 54 W State^

Halsey Benjamin S., 24 W Mill

HALSEY HENRY, grain elevator, 174 W Seneca, h. 2 E^

Mill^

Halsey Nathaniel, 95 E Seneca t*3

Halsey William, 46 N Cayuga .

Hamilton William, stone cutter, 107 W Seneca^"

Hammon Stella, domestic, 58 N Cayuga

Hammond Charles H., clerk, 134 E State t^j

Hammond Ella, paper mill, b. no Lake g,Hammond George F., moulder, 126 Utica g.

Hammond James, pedler, 97 W State

Hammond William, boatbuilder, 126 Utica

Hamp John C, barber, 79 W State

Hance, Mrs. James, 113 N Tioga

Hance Will, painter, b. 113 N Tioga

Dealer in Marble and Tile Floors.

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Handel Frank, tanner, 123 Humboldt

Hanford Charles W., clerk, 12 Farm

Hanford Gershom, clerk, 86 S Aurora

,Hanford Harriet, 46 Pleasant

_^Hanford Joel, music agent, 12 W Seneca

S HanningWilliam, boiler maker, b. 8 Linn

g- Hanrahan Mary, domestic, at F. M. Finch's

.Hanratta Ella, domestic, i?W Buffalo

=8Hanshaw Comfort, 7 Auburn

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" *Haran Patrick, laborer, 48 Varick

^ HARD MANLEY S., presiding elder, 98 N Aurora

;, Harding Alpheus, wagon maker, 32^ S Cayuga

Harding Fred. W., clerk, b. 32^ S Cayuga

s Harding Richard, laborer, b. 22 S Corn

^ HARDY MRS-. CHARLES E., 27 W Clinton

^ HARE & STODDARD (W.W. H. & G. M. S.). lawyers, over

s 10 N Tioga

^Hargin Letitia, 18 W Seneca

^ Harngan Sarah, 78 Cascadilla

f^ Harrington Abram B., gardener, 17 Pleasant

Sg Harrington George H., gardener, 12 Hudson

'g Harrington Losey, clerk, 47 Cascadilla

gHarrington Theodore J., cartman. 47 Cascadilla

K Harrington William P., finisher, 21 Linn

00 Harris Almon, cartman, 76 W State

^Harris George W., painter, 144 W Seneca

*g Harris Mary, dressmaker, 2 S Geneva

Harris Phillip, (Cohen & H.), n E Seneca

| HARRIS SAMUEL, dry goods, 52 E State, h. 41 W State**

Harris William, gardener, b. Martin House

52 Harris William, laborer, 197 W Buffalo

|[ Harris William, salesman, 39 W State

> HARRISON SAMUEL, ready-made clothing, 70 E State,h. same

HART CHARLES A., machinist, corporation treasurer,&c,13 Varick

Hart Charles E., jeweler, b. 13 Varick



Hart Ellen, domestic, 14 W Buffalo

Hartsough Zachariah, 2 Linn

Harty Frank, carpenter, 7 Third

Harty Martin V., engineer, 140 W Buffalo

Harty Pearl, domestic, 92 N Cayuga k

Harty William G., carpenter, 7 Third S.

Harvey Nancy, 212 N Tioga gi

Harvey Robert, clerk, 96E* Seneca a]

Hasenjager John, glassworks, 61 First K,

HASKINS WILLIAM A., carriage and wagon maker, 145S

W State, h. 32 N Albany^

Hassan Frank, brakeman, b. 121 W Mill

Hassan George, brakeman, 121 W Mill K,

Hassett Nellie, domestic, Ithaca Hotel _,

Hatch Edward V., tinner, 46 N Plain_T

Hatch Frank, tinner, 46 N Plain o

Hausner Charles W., carpenter, 61 Prospect

Hausner Willie, clerk, PrOspect g

Hausner Willis clerk, 61 Prospect

Havens Charles G., organ works, over 58 W Seneca g-

Havens Mrs. H. L., laundry, 46 S Plain

Havens John O., carpenter and groceries, 46 S Plain, h. same ^

Havens Mary J., private boarding, 97 W State ^Havens Mary M., dressmaker, over 58 W Seneca S.

Havens Sarah, 211 N Cayuga r>,

Hawkins Abigail, 32 N Geneva

HAWKINS, FINCH & CO., (N. S. H., W. F. F. and John ^Miller), dry goods, 22 E State

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Hawkins Fred. C, dentist, 8 E Mill S

Hawkins John, 8 E Mill

Hawkins John F., book-keeper, 8 E Mill Jr

Hawkins Nathan S., (H. & Finch), 32 N Geneva -s-.

Hawks Hiram E., farmer, 78 W Green S"

Hayden Charles,, conductor, 30 First

Hayden Hiram H., carpenter, 58 Coluumbia

Hayden Mrs. H. H., tailoress, 58 Columbia

Hayden Mary, 30 Esty

For large or small Houses.

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Hayes Daniel, laborer, 58 Wheat

Hayes Frederick J., printer, 27 Hudson

Hayes Harriet N., 27 Hudson

Hayes Margaret, 60 W Buffalo

Hayes Mary, domestic, 23 QuarryHaylett John, painter, 68 N Plain

Haylett Lydia, dressmaker, 68 W Seneca

^Haylett William H.,

blacksmith,-14 Fayette

2 Hazleton Albert M., bartender, Tompkins House

Hazen Blair H., farmer, 48 Marshall

^> Hazen Eliza C, 68 N Cayuga

T Hazlett Frank R., 100 N Cayuga

" Head Britton B., boat builder, 225 Cliff

_ Head Homer, painter, 105 W Seneca

^Heageny M. H., manager "Washington Glass

Works,"

b.

=9 Ithaca Hotel

.3 Heagany Robert, sup't glass works, b. Tompkins House

^ Heath Chauncey G., clerk, 96 N Albany

^Heath John C, clerk, 96 N Albany

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Hebard Samuel, engraver, b. Chestnut 4th N of Elm

^ Heffron Fred. J., telegraph repairer, 81 Linn

'| Heffron Mrs. Edward, 75 Eddy

Heffron Maggie, domestic, 73 N Cayuga

Heffron Patrick, market gardener, 75 EddyHefrenstein Maria, domestic, Cliff Park

5 HEGGIE JAMES M., saddlery, hardware, trunks, &c, 73 E

3 State, h. 41 S Geneva

. Heggie James M. Jr., clerk, 64 E Seneca

HEGGIE ROBERT A., jeweler, 7 N Tioga, h. no N Tioga

t Heggie Willis C, jeweler, no N Tioga

Heil Frederic, organ works, 61 pi W Mill

Heimburger Louise, waiter, 1 & 3 S Aurora

Heller William, student, b. 168 Humboldt

Hemingway Emily, 63 W Green

Hemingway Eugene C, clerk, 63 W Green

Henderson Chris., farmer, C. U. Campus

Hendrickson Emma, 189 N Cayuga


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ITHACA GENERAL DIRECTORY. 6l

Hennessy Bridget, domestic, 38 S Geneva

Hennessy John, laborer, b. St. John's Hotel

Hennigan Thomas, laborer, 119 W State

Herrick Amos, carpenter, b. 212 W State

Herrick Eliza, 52 W Buffalo

Herrington William H., cabinet maker, 23 Monroe

Herriot Miss Gillow, 47 N Albany ^

Hermance Mrs. H. E., 69 S. Albany !_fHerson Charles, cooper, 73 S Cayuga *

Herson Hugh, cigar maker, 73 S Cayuga !>

Herson James, barkeeper, 40 S Albany g

Herson John J., cigar maker, 40 S Albany ô

HERSON LAWRENCE, clothing, 84 E State, h. same&

Herson Mary, domestic, 123 E Seneca ^-s

HERSON MARY, groceries and fancy goods, 12 S Cayuga, ^h. same |l_

Herson Matthew, salesman, 12 S Cayuga

Herson Matthew, student, 40 S Albany

Herson Michael, coachman, 12 S Cayuga.

Herson Michael C, cigar maker, 40 S Albany 3

Herson Patrick, laborer, 40 S Albany HqHerson Patrick, tailor, 40 S Albany _

Herson Peter, engineer, 12 S Cayuga

Herson Rose, 9 EstyHerson Thomas, cigar maker, 40 S Albany >3

Herst Joshua, janitor, University Building g-

Herst William, plumber, 78 Tompkins <|Herte Charles H., boatman, 9 W Clinton

Herte George, printer, 45 Columbia ^Herte Jacob, milk, 178 S Aurora

Herte Rebecca A., 45 Columbia

Hewitt Edward, glass blower, 34 Hancock

Hewitt Thomas, glassblower, 34 Hancock

Hewitt Waterman T., prof. C. U. Cascadilla Cottage

Hewitt William, glassblower, 34 Hancock

Heyward Nellie, domestic, "TheHome,"

Mechanic c.

Aurora

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Hibbard Harry F., commercial agent, 16 W Green

HIBBARD HKNRY F., cashier Ithaca Savings Bank, h. 16

W Green

Hibbard Horace M., civil engineer, 16 W Green

Hibler Antone, machinist, 59 Humboldt

Hickey Joseph, meat market, ^^ Tompkins, h. 36 Lewis

=0 Hickey Maggi;, domestic, 87 N Aurora

H Higgins John, b. 145 N Tioga

Higgins Malvina and Mary, 94 N Cayuga

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Hilbert Casper, laborer, 125 Cascadilla

Hilbert Frank J., R. R. engineer, 123 Cascadilla

Hildebrant Elihu, under sheriff, 75 N Aurora

tS Hildebrant Lizzie J., 147 N Cayuga

Hildreth Maria, 36 N Albany8 Hill Ann E., 54 W Seneca

| HILL & GOLDSMITH (H. H. Hill and J. Goldsmith),

f^ druggists, 86 E State

a HILL HARMON, coal agent, 86 W State

Hill Homer H. (Hill & Goldsmith), 76 S Geneva

| Hill Margaret, cook, 11 E State

^Hill Maria,

"

TheHome,"

Mechanic c. Aurora

3. Hill Mary E., 54 W Seneca

.2_Hillick Charles H., book binder, b. 98 E State

<S Hillick Frances M., 44 N Tioga

g Hillick Mrs. Temperance, 57 Hudson

Hilliker Margaret, over 43 E Seneca

g Hillson Anson, engineer, 65 W Mill

Qj Hillson Robert, paper maker, 208 N Tioga

i. Hillson William W., machinist, 208 N Tioga

o Hind Margaret H., 10 Utica

Hinds Ellen C, dress maker, 28 E Seneca

Hine Nathaniel, farmer, 8 Wheat

Hines Andrew, laborer, 24 Washington

Hines Elizabeth, domestic, 26 W Seneca

Hines Joseph, laborer, Westport, N of Mill

Hines Kate, domestic, 19 E Mill

Hines Mary, domestic, 18 W Green



Hines Mrs. Mary, 24 Washington

Hines Squire, Westport, N of Mill

Hines William, laborer, 88 W Clinton

Hines William, Jr., cabinet finisher, 88 -W Clinton

Hintermister Fred. A., book keeper, 39 W Green

HINTERMISTER J. H., organ dealer, 39 W Green

Hitchcock Horatio, machinist, 164 S Aurora ^

Hixson Edward B., student, 75 S Albany <Hixson Joseph R., general eastern passenger agent, C. M. & j

St. -P. R. R., 75 S Albany ^Hoagland Edwin, b. 183 N Tioga ^

Hoagland Mrs. M. E., 183 N Tioga**

Hoch Frederick, tanner, 113 Humboldt ^

Hodson DeVoe P., lawyer, 18 N Tioga, b. 55 Prospectl^

Hodson Horatio, printer, 55 Prospect ^

Hoff Sandford, 29 W Green <f

Hoffman Cora A., domestic, 41 Prospect J5"1

Hoffman Mrs. F. A., 41 S Plain

Hoffman Henry, cigars and tobacco, 7 N Aurora, h. same

Hogoboom Kate, music teacher, 39 W Seneca _s

HOGOBOOM ROBERT, pastor State Street Methodist k.

Episcopal Church, 39 W Seneca g_

Holford William R., milk, 19 Third

Holland Charles, laborer, 38 W Mill

Holland Robert, coachman, 181 E State ^Holliday Samuel, baker, 41 Esty S.

Hollingsworth Susie G., ass't librarian Cornell Library, 38 S S

Albany

Hollister Belinda,"

TheHome,"

Mechanic c. Aurora *

HOLLISTER HARRIET, manager Western Union tele

graph, b. 24 S Aurora g-

Hollister Holmes (T. Hollister & Son), 50 Hudson

Hollister Timothy (T. Hollister & Son), 24 S Aurora

HOLLISTER T. & SON (Timothy and Holmes), lumber

and planing mill, 22 S Aurora

Holloran Lawrence, laborer, 76 Madison

Dealer in Ohio & Medina Sandstones.

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Holmes Henry P., barber, 91 E State, h. same

Holmes Mary M., 49 EstyHolmes Samuel A., b; Tompkins House

Holmes Wesley S., machinist, 47 EstyHolt Albert H., carpenter, 109 W Seneca

Holt Charles, laborer, b. 109 W Seneca

Honness Ann, 36 W Buffalo

Jf Hook George H., farmer, Chestnut, 2d N of Elm

3> Hook John, farmer, 14 N Plain

^ Hooker Elisha, b. 73 ElmI;"

Hooker Franklin, fruit grower, 73 Elm

Hooper George, harness maker, over 12 N Aurora, h. 37 E

Mill

Hoose William N., hack driver, 35 Linn

3 Hoover Frankie, domestic, 147 Hudson

-S Hoover Jacob M., train despatcher, 85 N Cayuga

p^ Hope Mrs. Happalona, 63 S Cayuga

sHopkins Lydia, 87 Cascadilla

0Hopper Andrew P., carpenter, 131 Elm

* Hopper Emma. 26 S Albany

_. Home Mrs. A. A., 79 W State

" Horton Benjamin F., wagon maker, 28 Utica

"^ Horton George F., engineer, 28 Utica

^ HORTON HENRY B., inventor and manuf'r musfpal in-

t^ struments, 20 E Mill

HORTON JOSEPH H., coal agent G. I. & S. R. R., 65 E

| Buffalo

585Houghton Mrs. E. R., Ozmun Place, East Hill

^f Houlihan Patrick, engineer, 100 W Seneca

Huuse Sarah M., 89 Esty

Hovey Charles H., clerk, 10 N Plain

Hovey Henry R., 100 E State

Hovey Susan, b. 31 QuarryHOWARD & CLEMENT (H. Howard), furniture, uphol

stering and undertaking, 3 W State


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Howard Hannah, 10 E Mill

Howard Harrison, (H. & Clement), 54 W State

Howard Harry F., 54 W State

Howard Myron, laborer, r. 136 S Aurora

Howard Myron, laborer, b. 45 E Seneca

Howard Mrs. O. G., 152 E Seneca hqHoward Samuel, cook, 50 S Plain ^

Howard Samuel I., Clinton House

Howe Frank E., dentist, b. 57 E Buffalo

HOWE FREEMAN S., dentist, Bates Block, rooms 1 & n,

h; 57 E Buffalo &-

HOWE HENRY H., postmaster, 47 N Tioga <%,

Howe John, carpenter, 178S Aurora K,

Howe Lemi N., machinist, 67 W Green

Howell Charles C, Jr., commercial agent, Ithaca Hotel a

Howell Lucretia, 155 N Tioga^

Howell Robert R., constable, 80 S Aurora

Howes Charles H., photographer, 12 E Mill

Howes Floyd B., farmer, 12 E Mill ft.

HOWLAND EDGAR V.. meat market, 10 and h. 12 Farm ^Howland Ella T., .21 E Buffalo ^Howland Wilbur F., glass factory, 212 N Aurora

HOYSRADT GEORGE W., dentist, 15 and 17 N Cayuga,h. same

Hoyt Charles, shoemaker, McClune terrace, r. Unitarian

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Hoyt Harry W., cigar maker, 44 N Tioga

Hoyt Leon A. (Rhen & Hoyt), 14 Linn ^Hoyt Susan, 79 W Buffalo

HUCK JOHN L., barber, 60 E State, b. Tompkins House ^*

Hudson Harriet C, 40 W Seneca

Huestis Scott L., green house, 59 Huestis

Huff John, engineer, 89 W State

Hughes Andrew, laborer, 91 W Buffalo

Hughes Capt. Charles A., steamboat, 12 Hudson

Hughes Ella, domestic, 92 Eddy

Hughes Maggie, 91 W Buffalo

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Hughes Mary, domestic, 30 E State

Hughes Mrs. Mary, 44 Wheat

Hughes Nellie, domestic, 25 E Buffalo

.Hughes Susannah,

"

TheHome,"

Mechanic c. Aurora

_j|Hughes William, dentist, 26 Wheat

g Hulbert Edwin R., mason, 27 Hazen

^ Hulbert Marion B., mason, b. 27 Hazen

Hulbert VanR., beer bottler, b. over 67 E State

HULL ALBERT M., Fall Creek Mills, 95 Lake, h. 89 E

t Buffalo

^ Hull Elizabeth, 9 W Buffalo

>. HUMBOLDT TANNERY (E. S. Esty & Co.), office over

"=>58 E State

|HUMISTON HORACE N., lawyer and detective agency,

> over 24 E State, 2d floor, h. 43 Linn

Humiston William H., watchman, 8 Franklin

gHummell Jeremiah, cartman, 27 Second

u Humphrey Andrew B., teacher and School Com., 31 N Geneva

"g Humphrey Mrs. Betsy, b. 6 Linn

^ Humphrey Charles, student, b. 39 N Tioga

Humphrey Eli, laborer, 49 Cascadilla Ave.

, Humphrey George, laborer, 19 Third

ii Humphrey Hiram, tmner, 49 Cascadilla Ave.

Humphrey John, pedler, 75 S Cayuga

Humphrey Sabin, tinner, 49 Cascadilla Ave.

HUMPHREY WILLIAMR.,'

Sup't D. L. & W. R. R., h.

39 N Tioga

5 HUNGERFORD AMASA A., lawyer, Masonic Block, h.

| 158 N Tioga

I Hungerford Austin N., 80 W State

-5,Hungerford Edward, stock dealer, 34 S Geneva

53Hungerford Mrs. Newel, 134 Elm

Hungerford Mrs. Sarah A., 55 E Buffalo

Hunt George W., mail agent, b. 114 N Aurora

Hunt Libbie, dress maker, 74 N Aurora

Hunt Stephen W., slater, 159 N Tioga

HUNT WARREN, coal dealer, cor. W Clinton & Meadow,h. 30 E Buffalo


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Hunt Washington, shoemaker, b. 75 N Tioga

Hunter George A., painter, 52 Varick

Hunter George R., 29 Utica

Hunter John, gardener, 31 Utica

Hunter William, butcher, 31 Utica .

Hurd Fanny, b. 63 N Aurora g_

Hurd Thomas, waiter, Tioga House *ai

Hurlbut Moses, 41 W Senecaa'

Hurlbut Will D., pressman, 16 Pleasant^

Hurley Michael, laborer, 7 Fourth g_

Hurley Timothy, laborer, b. 203 Cliff"

Huson Edgar, blacksmith, 54 Varick 3

Husted William, glass works, 1 1 Monroe ^Hutchins Mrs. Frances, b. 139 W Seneca *

Hutchins Fred., expressman, Cook's Hotel S|

Hutchinson Stephen, glass blower, 7 Fourth o

Hutchinson William H., jeweler, 56 E State, b. 61 E Buffalo

Hyatt Belle, 83 W Mill

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Hyatt Dorcas S., 18 Monroe I

Hyatt Edwin, clerk, b. 166 N Aurora gjHyatt George F. (H. & Oltz), 130 N Aurora

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Hyatt "James S., 18 Monroe "^

Hyatt John J., carpenter, 127 Utica ^Hyatt Mrs. Lewis B., 166 N Aurora

HYATT & OLTZ (G. F. Hyatt, J. Oltz), carpenters, con

tractors and builders, r. 17 E Green

Hyde Hattie, b. N end Hector n. CliffIs

HYDE ORANGE P., real estate agent and conveyancer, |over No. 10 N Tioga, h. 43 Pleasant 3

Hyland Richard, laborer, 22 Fayette

HYMES JEHIAL H., transfer coaches, 5 E State, h. 80 N

Tioga

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ILLSTON BROS. (J. N. & F. E.), ice, 25 Wheat

ILLSTON & EMMONS (W. H. I. & E. E.), grocery, 27

Wheat


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Illston Fred. E. (Illston Bros.), 29 Wheat

Illston Henry B., machinist, 17 Wheat

Illston John N. (Illston Bros.), 25 Wheat

Illston William H. (I. & Emmons), 17 Wheat

Illston William H., mason, 15 Wheat

Ingersoll Charles, carting, 34 Cascadilla

Ingersoll Herman D., jeweler, 20 Farm

. Ingersoll James W., tailor, 20 Sears

.gIngersoll Monmouth H., book keeper, 67 S Geneva

S Ireland Elizabeth, compositor, b. 114 W State

^. Ireland Ivory I., carpenter, 114 W State

C Ireland Nancy, 64 N Cayuga

ts Ireland William D., teacher, 64 N Cayuga

^ Ireland William J., clerk, b. 1 14 W State

^ ITHACA BOTTLING WORKS, O. L. Stewart, prop'r, 90

8 E State

-ITHACA CALENDAR CLOCK CO., Dey, Adams, Au-

C? burn and Franklin

'; ITHACA DEMOCRAT, weekly (Ward Gregory, editor and

^ proprietor), over 69 E State

J ITHACA GAS LIGHT CO., n S Cayuga

1 ITHACA JOURNAL ASSOCIATION (J. H. Selkreg, G.

E. Priest, C. M. Benjamin), Daily and Weekly Journal,

< and job printing, 8, 10 and 12 S Tioga

J ITHACA MANUFACTURING WORKS (J. W, Hollen-

back, prop'r), 51 Lake

| ITHACA ORGAN COMPANY, W of Inlet

555ITHACA SAVINGS BANK (O. H. Gregory, Treas'r), 18

| N Tioga

3 ITHACA WATER WORKS CO., 11 S Cayuga

Ives Charles A., ticket agency, 3 Clinton Block, N Cayuga,

h. 28 N Plain

Ives Joseph N., cabinet maker, .32N Plain


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JACKSON & BUSH (R. H. Jackson, F. M. Bush), dry

goods, 55 E State

Jackson Daniel, tanner, 143 W Green

Jackson Mrs. E., 34 Hudson

JACKSON EDWARD S., grocer, 72 E State, h. 24 Hudson ,

JACKSON G. EDWARD, coal agent, n. Corporation line S

Aurora a

JACKSON GEORGE, coal, n. Corporation line S end Auro-

!^ra, h. S Aurora, off Corporation

Jackson Judith, washerwoman, 22 Wheat O5

Jackson Lorenzo, mason, b. 204 N Aurora"*

Jackson Reuben H. (J. & Bush), 69 S Albany ^Jackson Thomas, shoemaker, 11 Wheat, h. same ^Jackson William H., tin pedler, 16 Fifth ^Jacobs Albert L., 18 EstyJacobs Alonzo, music teacher, 18 Esty s

Jacobs Julia A., 33 Huestis

Jacobs Lydia V., 11 Fourth s

Jacobson Carl R., carver, 47 Dey ^James Anna M., 55 W Buffalo

James Leroy, clerk, 83 W Mill a=

JAMIESON JOHN M., plumbing, gas and steam fitting, 9 ^S Cayuga, h. 42 Eddy

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Jarvis Anna, 39 E State s,

JARVIS JOSEPH A., manuf'r of wagons, carriages, cutters, 3&c, 195 W Seneca, h. Chestnut, n. Elm

Jarvis Thales, cooper, 6 Queen

JARVIS WILLIAM, boat builder, canoes, and saloon, Steam

boat landing, h. same

Jefferson Mrs. Courtney A., domestic, 36 N Geneva

Jefferson James, boat builder, 65 W Mill

Jefferson James, whitewasher, 81 N AlbanyJefferson William, boat builder, 65 W Mill

Jessup Amelia, 40 S Plain

Jewell Albert B., clerk, 51 Prospect


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Jewett James J., expressman, 100 N Tioga

Jillett Edwin (C. J. Rumsey & Co.), b. 91 E Buffalo

Jillson Ransom, crucible maker, 8 Utica

Johnson Abner J., hostler, 70 W Clinton

Johnson Adolphus C, carpenter, 51 Varick

Johnson Alonzo, machinist, 100 W Mill

Johnson Mrs. Ben., 40 Titus Ave.

Johnson Capt. B. L., 12 W Green

Johnson Charles D., driven wells, 37 S Geneva

Johnson Daniel N., 12 W Green

^ JOHNSON E. KIRK, groceries, 2 W State, h. DeWitt Place,

S E Buffalo

F^ Johnson Fred. T., student, 37 S Geneva

JOHNSON GEORGE A., barber, over 2 W State, h. 53 S

9 Cayuga

S Johnson George E., soap maker, N Tioga, N of R. R. Ave.

f? Johnson Harlan P., bookkeeper, 12 W Green

gJohnson James S., clerk, 31 Utica

Johnson John, stone cutter, over 16 S Aurora

e Johnson John T., waiter, 70 W Clinton

Johnson Jonas, waiter, 46 Hancock

Johnson Louise, 58 N Geneva

Johnson Mary M. and Angeline, 30 Marshall

f^ Johnson Norman C, boatbuilder, 129N'

Cayuga

g Johnson Norman C, Jr., carpenter, 53 Varick

Johnson Mrs. Pheba, 155 N Tioga

g Johnson Phcebe, 7 1 N Albany

C Johnson Rev. Robert H., 71 N Albany

s^ Johnson Sophia, domestic, 8 N Geneva

Johnson William, blacksmith, 130 E Seneca

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Johnson William E., barber, 177 W State, h. same

Johnson William G., florist, h. 38 S Albany

Johnston Ann, 1 1 Utica

Johnston James H., machinist, 11 Utica

Johnston Philo W., carpenter, 49 N Plain

Johnston Robert, boarding house, 88 Lake, cor. R R Ave.

Johnston Sarah A., 214 N Tioga


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Johonnot Prof. James, 57 Cascadilla Place

JONES CHAUNCEY W., tinware, hardware, &c, 187 W

State, h. 80 S Geneva

Jones Frank, pedler, 97 W State

Jones George W., prof. G. U., 17 FactoryJones Harry F., machinist, 46 Pleasant

JONES HEZEKIAH K., merchant tailor, over 21 E State, ^h. 31 S Geneva <<S

Jones Jerry, porter, D K E Chapter House, E Hill

Jones Jonathan E., carpenter, 26 Madison ko

Jones Milo C, general agent, 18 W Mill S

Jones Nancy, 46 Pleasant

JONES PORTER B., clerk, Ithaca Hotel |JONES ROBERT T., pastor Park Baptist Church, 25 S (_

Geneva aCi

June Charles, cartman, 83 Linn<

JUNE TEREMIAH B., meat market, 109 N Cayuga, h. 12 a.

Esty ~aJune Solomon, mason, 83 Linn ~

Kane James, grocer, 88 Madison, h. same ,

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Kane James, laborer, 14 Second

Kane Mary, domestic, 16 N Geneva

Kane Mary, domestic, 36 N Cayuga ~_3

Kane Michael, blacksmith, 14 Second g-

Kane Michael, laborer, 125 W Green5?"

Kane Minnie, domestic, 30 S Albany

Kane Nora, domestic, at Mrs. J. P. McGraw's, "TerraceHill,"

S end Tioga

Kane Thomas, organ factory, b. 88 Madison

Kavenaugh John, tanner, 117 Humboldt

Kean Katie, dress maker, 55 W Mill

Kean Mary, dress maker, 55 W Mill

Kean Patrick, boiler maker, 48 S Albany

Keefe Patrick, laborer, 57 Columbia

Keenan Katie, domestic, 116 E Seneca

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Keiley William, laborer, 2 Lake Ave.

Keller David, bridge builder, b. Patten House

Kellogg Belle, 56 W State

Kellogg Catharine, 27 S Cayuga

Kellogg Edward L., clerk, 72 N Cayuga

Kellogg George J., laborer, h. W bank Inlet

Kellogg Guy, hotel, 212 W State

o$ Kellogg Lavina, 10 E Seneca

\J| Kellogg Lovell, druggist, 72 N Cayuga

Kellogg Nelson, salesman, 1 1 S Plain"

Kelly Bernard, policeman, 288 Humboldt

|T Kelly Bernard J., clerk, b. 24 W Green

'J3 Kelly Mrs. Edward, 57 S Cayuga

J| Kelly James, laborer, 86 Esty^

Kelly John, hostler, Tompkins House

8 Kelly John, laborer, 187 N Tioga

-3 Kelly John, laborer, 47 Linn

C? Kelly John, laborer, 60 W Buffalo

s Kelly John W., laborer, 95 Hudson

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Kelly Julia, domestic, Ithaca Hotel

^ Kelly Mary, domestic, Cascadilla Cottage

Kelly Michael, laborer, 17 Columbia

s Kelly Michael, Jr., salesman, 17 Columbia

^ Kelly Patrick H., cabinet finisher, 17 Columbia

r<| Kelly Richard, conductor, 141 W Seneca

c^ Kelly Thomas, laborer, 12 Second

Kelly Thomas, tanner, 131 Humboldt

Kendall Crandall A., blacksmith, 42 Madison

5,5Kennedy Lawrence P., general agent, 50 Prospect

2^> Kennedy Matthew, carpenter, 54 Cascadilla

Kennelly John, laborer, 251 Humboldt

Kennelly John, Jr., laborer, 96 W Seneca

Kenney George, clerk, 69 N Geneva

KENNEY LEVI, dry goods, 33 E State, b. Clinton House

KENNEY TILLOT, dry goods, 26 E State, b. 116 E Seneca

Kent Arthur, 68 Hazen

Kent Zenas, 51 Huestis



Kenyon C. Augustus, blacksmith, 36 Madison

Kenyon Frank E., painter, 123 N Cayuga

KENYON HENRY R, planing mill,Westport, h. 88W State

Kenyon Nathaniel S., planing mill, 89 W State

Kernan Maggie, domestic, Ithaca Hotel

Kilstrom John, cabinet maker, 59 Utica ^Kilstrom Nannie, domestic, 63 E Mill ^

King Albert, laborer, h. W bank Inlet

King Alexander, 33 N Aurora **

King Andrew J., farmer, 160 N Tioga IS.

King Catharine, 64 W Buffalo Sj

King Charles O., caulker, 39 Esty e^

King Daniel W. (Stillwell & K.), 229 N Aurora .

King Delancey M., model maker, 129 E Seneca S

King Frank H., book keeper, 9 W Green a

King Harmon, carpenter, 212 N Tioga^

King John A., carpenter, 16 Auburn ^KING JOSEPH C, lumber dealer, 170 W State, h. 33 N

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King Julia A., carpet weaver, 160 N Tioga "^

King Leander R. (Treman, K. & Co.), 9 W Green S

KING REV. LESTER S., 16 Auburn bgKing Locie L., carpenter; 160 N Tioga ,

King Lucena, dress maker, 26 E State, 3d flor

KING MERRITT, lawyer, over 62 E State, h. 21 E Buffalo

King Samuel, moulder, 1 7 Farm ^King Mrs. Warren L., 27 N Aurora tj.

King William G., book keeper, 64 W Buffalo&1

Kingsbury John, grocery, 90 Linn

Kingsbury John H., billiard keeper, Ithaca Hotel t)

KINNE WILLIAM, Preparatory School, 98 E Seneca g.

KINNEY GEORGE, Sup't Sage College'

Kinney Joanna, 30 First

Kirby Sarah, 86 W Buffalo

Kirk Noah, stone cutter, 36 Eddy

Kirkendall John S. (White & K.), 12 W Seneca

Kirkendall Libbie, 16 W Clinton



Kirkendall Mattie, milliner, 16 Lake Ave.

Kirkland George, R. R. fireman, 115 W Buffalo

Kirkland Reynold, laborer, E Buffalo

.Kirwan Mary J., domestic, 75 S Albany

^ Kisor William H., carpenter, 16 Franklin

gKittrick William, shoemaker, 93 W State

g- Kline Jay B. (K. & Williams), 65 Hudson

Kline Malvina, dress maker, 28 Linn

KLINE & WILLIAMS (J. B. Kline, J. A. Williams), law's

yers, 2d floor Wilgus Block

Etj Kimball Jacob M., engineer, 52 N Plain

^ Knapp Frank K., photographer, 2 Linn

Knapp Stephen K., janitor, 2 Linn

g Knickerbocker James, mason, 20 Auburn

"si; Knight Anthony, butcher, 51 Linn

^ Knight Joseph, butcher, 115 W State

$8 Korts Ann E., 47 W Seneca10 Korts Mary, 61 W Seneca

s Krist Ambrose, pot maker, 64 Esty

p Krotsch Antone, cabinet maker, b. Lehigh Valley House

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Labar Fred., clockmaker, 11 E State

s Labar Horace, organ works, 74 Cascadilla

g Labar Josiah, carpenter, 74 Cascadilla

*g Lacey Frank A., farmer, 18 W Seneca

* Lacy Mary W., physician, 18 W Seneca

$_> Lafrance John, engineer, 42 Wheat

Lahey Nellie, domestic, Ithaca Hotel

-j, Lahey Timothy, laborer, 31 Mechanic

Lambert Ann, nurse, 32 S Plain

Lambert George W., carpenter, 130 W Buffalo

Lambert Jane, 49 W Seneca

Lambert William J., tinner, 32 S Plain

Lamkin Fred., expressman, 13 Farm

LAMKIN HUMPHREY, omnibus line and baggage express,

3 Clinton Block, N Cayuga, h. 13 Cascadilla


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Lamkin Will, expressman, 13 Cascadilla

Lamoreaux Ed., clerk, b. West Hill

Lamphier Mary J., 155 Hudson

Landon Ann, 88 W Seneca

Landon Charles, boatman, 88 W Seneca k

Landon Daniel, boatman, ,142W Seneca 3.

Landon Edward P., carpenter, 88 W Seneca ^Landon George, boatbuilder, 88 W Seneca

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Landon John, gardener, 88 W Seneca ^,

Landon William, hostler, 61 Columbia"*

Lane Kate, domestic, ^^ S Cayuga

Lane Polly J., 45 N Meadow I

Lang Fred., cigar maker, 46 Wheat k*

Lang John B., (Reynolds & L.), 28 N Aurora *

Lang Mason, laborer, rear 52 Yates !Langer Louis, painter, 9 Tompkins ^

Lanterman Matilda, b. 129 W State

LaPoint Edmond, marble worker, 68 S Cayuga

La Point Joseph, (La P. & Niver), 68 S Cayuga

La Point Joseph jr., blacksmith, 68 S Cayuga

LAPOINT & NIVER, (J. LaPoint, M. C. Niver), black

smiths, 24 W State

Lappin Eugene, clerk, b. 19 N Aurora

Lappin Mrs. J., tailoress, 19 N Aurora, 2d floor o

Larkin Edward, laborer, b. 10 S Meadow

Larkin Mary, dressmaker, b. 187 N Tioga

Larkin Thomas, laborer, 10 S Meadow ^Lashier Lewis, painter, 36 Humboldt

LATTA E. M., ice dealer, 138 E State

Law James, prof. C. U., h. C. U. Campus

Lawn Ellen, cook, Tompkins House fe

Lawrence Caroline H., 13 E Seneca

Lawton De Ruyter, clerk, 100 W Green

Lawton Parmelia, compositor, 79 W State

Lay Joseph E., boiler maker, 39 Tompkins

Lay R. Oscar, moulder, 39 Tompkins

Lazenby W. R., prof. C. U., b. Sage College


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Leach John, moulder, 23 Wheat

Leach Thomas, glassblower, 19 Third

Leahy Mary, domestic, 20 E Seneca

Leary Cornelius, laborer, 55 Varick

LEARY CORNELIUS, Sup't R. R. coal depot, 63 N

Albany

Leary Daniel, musician, 15 Wheat

Leary Frank, student, 63 N Albany

Leary James T., student, 63 N Albany

Leary Johanna, 15 Wheat

Cj Leary Kate, 55 Varick

^ Leary Mary, domestic, 52 N Cayuga

*g Leary Patrick, gas maker, 80 N Plain

"e Lee Kitty, dressmaker, 119 E State

E*i Lee Lavinia, artist, portrait painter, 37 N Aurora

og Lee Thomas G., photographer, 37 N Aurora

^ Lee William, farmer, b. 168 Humboldt

-> Leedom Frank, Clinton House

Legg Fred. J., clerk, b. 14 Farm

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Leighmey Sarah, 12 E., Mill

*> LENNON J. FRANCIS, auction and commission, andpub-

" lisher of directories, Journal Block, h. 112 S Aurora

Leonard Arnold V., boatman, b. 128 W Seneca

Leonard Charles, laborer, 48 Brindley

Leonard Charlotte, rear 6 S Meadow

^ Leonard Harvey, teamster, 29 Cliff

Leonard Jerome, blacksmith, b. 128 W Seneca

5 Leonard Levi, teamster, 39 Fulton

Leonard Lyman, boat builder, 224 W State

fc Leonard Mrs. Margaret, 45 Cliff

LeonSrd Myron, boat builder, 68 Humboldt

Leonard Robert, boatman, 128 W Seneca

Leslie Eleanor, 15 E Green

Leslie Horace, clerk, 15 E Green

Letts Benjamin, boat builder, 220 W State

Letts Daniel, boatman, 42 Brindley

Letts Daniel T., b. 56 Brindley



Letts David, boatman, 42 BrindleyLetts Edward, engineer, 41 Auburn

Letts Joha, boatman, 56 BrindleyLetts William, laborer, rear 82 Linn.

Le Vancher Loren, glass works, 70 Lake Ave

Lewis C. E., tobacco faptory, 151 N Tioga

Lewis Elias, mechanic, 16 Hazen .

Lewis Esther, 76 W State

Lewis James W., barber, over 2 Clinton Block, N Cayuga, h. a

88 N AlbanyLewis Janette, "The

Home,"

Mechanic c. Aurora

Lewis John, assessor, 102 N Aurora

Lewis John jr., b. 102 N Aurora

Lewis Joseph, clerk, b. 102 N Aurora ^LIEBERMAN BENNETT, ready-made clothing, 74 E ,__-

State, b. 52 N Plain _Lightfoot John, carpenter, 22 R. R. Ave

Lima C. A. E., student, b. 57 N Aurora

Linderbery George, farmer, 10 R. R. Ave

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Steamboat Landing, h. 45 Fulton ^Linderbury James, carpenter, 170 N Cayuga _

Linderberry Jerusha, 38 W Mill

Lindsay Annie, dressmaker, 18 W Seneca

Lindsay Joseph L., machinist, 12 Franklin ^

Lindsay Mrs. Maggie, b. 55 Cliff g-

Lines W. H. & S. V., boots and shoes, 54 E State ^Livermore Almira S., 80 W State

Livermore Anna M., 70 S AlbanyJj*

Livermore Charles F., cigar manufacturer, over 103^ W

State, h. 80 W State

Livingston Samuel (L. & Selover), 27 Fayette

LIVINGSTON & SELOVER (S. Livingston and C. G. Se

lover), cigar manufs and dealers, 18 N Aurora

Locke Charles, carver, 23 S Corn

Lockerby Guy, carpenter, 118 Utica

Lockman Deborah, 26 S Aurora


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Logan Mrs. Daniel, 13 Falls

LORD HENRY B., cashier 1st Nat. Bank, h. 106 N Aurora

Lord Jesse, carpenter, 52 W Buffalo

Loucks Charles, coachman, 41 EddyLoughrain Peter, expressman, 36 Utica

Love Abner H., Clinton House

S Love Isaac, 56 N Tioga

'-S Love Robert M., turner, 100 N Cayuga

f> Love Samuel, lawyer, Tioga House

Loveless Edward, boat caulker, 132 Cascadilla

Loveless George W., boat builder, 28 N Corn

Loveless Henry, boat builder, in W Green

gj Loveless Willard, boat builder, 108 W Clinton

Lovell James M., hostler, 148 W Buffalo

Lucas Mrs. A. M., 80 E Seneca

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K. Lucas Frank A., carpenter, N of Fall Creek

Lucas Horace J., clerk, N of Fall Creek

Lucas Mary, domestic, Sage College

Lucas Patrick, laborer, 25 Williams

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Lucas William E., instructor C. U., 122 Cascadilla Place

g Lucky Fred., engineer, 48 Cliff

.gLudlow Eliza, 80 S Aurora

S Luke Adolph, greenhouse, 62 E Buffalo, h. same

Lunger John W., lumberman, 62 First

^Lusk George, no W Mill

Lusk John H., painter, no W Mill

0. Lusk William I., tanner, 85 W Green

5 Lvnane Minnie, dress maker, 133 W Green

S^ Lynch Bridget, domestic, 68 W Buffalo

c. Lynch James, laborer, 149 W Seneca

Lynch John, laborer, 122 W Green

Lynch Michael, laborer, 122 W Green

Lynch Michael, laborer, 149 W Seneca

Lynch Patrick, laborer, 47 Cliff

Lyon Ellsworth, machinist, 31 Varick

Lyon George A. B., soda bottler, 37 R. R. Ave



Lyon John, law student, 114 E Buffalo

LYON MARCUS, county judge.and surrogate, 104 E

Buffalo

Lyon Piatt S., pile driver, 62 Lake Ave.

Lyon Sylvester, 31 Varick

Lyon Warren PL, postal clerk, 31 Varick

Lyons Col. John, 48 S Cayuga ^Lyons John A., laborer, 91 W Buffalo

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Lyons Mrs. Julia B., 57 N Aurorao

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Mabee Martin V., teamster, 174 N Cayuga

Mabee Moses, teamster, 172 N Cayuga gMabee Nathaniel T., expressman, 79 S Geneva .

Mabie Eliza, 11 E Green

Macey William, barber, 73 W Green t<s

Machin George, cook, 74 N Plain i^

Mack Bridget, domestic at Mrs. J. P. McGraw's gMack Eleanor, 34 N Geneva ?~

Mack Eliza A., 5 W Green

Mack Horace, 35 W Green

Mack James G., organ works, 27 Auburn

Mack John, laborer, 27 Auburn*

Mack John, mason, 28 Second

Mack Margaret, 27 Auburn ^

Mack Mary, domestic, at Wm.Andrus'

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Mack Mary E., ass't librarian Cornell Library, b 5 W Green s-

Mack Stephen F., bookkeeper, 5 W Green

Mack William, carpenter, 1 First taMackall Rev. Basil, 37 S Plain |Mackey Adelbert, painter, 27 Linn

Mackey Linus S., painter, 19 Sears.

Mackin William M., pedler, 97 W. State

Mackoon Bela P., prof. C. U., h. Univ. Campus

Macumber James, (M. & Tannahill) 32 R. R. Ave

MACUMBER & TANNAHILL, (J. M. & M. T.) Fall

Creek Pottery, 1 R. R. Ave

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Magee Israel, farmer, Chestnut, 6th N of Elm

Mageres John, carpenter, 10 Franklin

Magoris James H., moulder, 134 N Aurora

Magoris Thomas J., carriage ironer, 135 N Tioga

Mahany Ella, table waiter, Tompkins House

Mahany Nellie, domestic, 69 Huestis

Mahoney John, laborer, 183 Hudson

a$ Mahoney Morris, laborer, Hudson c. Coddington road

3 Mahoney Thomas, laborer, 167 Hudson

Mahoney Thomas, laborer, 183 Hudson

^ Major Carrie, compositor, 70 N Geneva

Major Charles W.. book keeper; 70 N Geneva

'33 Major Mrs. William, 70 N Geneva

-Major William F., book keeper, 70 N Geneva

^Mallory Henry, laborer, b. rear 142 W Green

3 Malone Edward J., laborer, 216 W State

gMalone^ James, laborer, 19 Second

ft Malone Thomas, laborer, 43 Auburn

s Maloney Dennis, laborer, 119 W Green

Maloney John, laborer, 42 First

* Maloney John J. B., pedler, 42 First

Maloney Maggie, domestic, 170 E State

'-g Maloney Michael, flagman, 82 Madison

"^ Maloney Michael, 2d, flagman, 82 Madison

r Maloney Patrick, laborer, 115 W Green

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Maloney Richard, laborer, 23 Lewis

Maloney Simon, laborer, 48 Wheat

Maloney Thomas, watchman, 128 Cliff

5,5Maloney T. Francis, clothing cutter, b. Ithaca Hotel

^> MANCHESTER CHARLES W., cigars, tobacco, &c, 4

Clinton Block, N Cayuga, h. 65 N Geneva

Manchester William, clerk, 65 N Geneva

Mandeville Calvin, caulker, 113 W State

Mandeville Jackson, boat builder, cor. Mill and Westport

Mandeville Reuben, caulker, 50 W State

Manley Frederick G., agent patent rights, 25 Hudson

Manley F. G. jr., agent, 36 Varick


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Mann William C, autophone maker, 86 Linn

Manning Gilbert J., clerk, b. Tompkins House

ManogueTimothy,'

laborer, 56 Wheat

Maricle Almeron, salesman, 10 EstyMaricle Henry, conductor, 38 EstyMarrian Charles, laborer, 68 Madison

Marrian Daniel, farmer, 68 Madison

Marrian James, farmer, b. 89 Esty <^

Marrian Gilbert, teamster, 89 EstyMarrian Jerome, bartender, 68 Madison

Markle David P., mason, 9 Sears"*

Marks Fred O., carpenter, 77 W Mill ^Marsh Daniel E., clerk, 77 N Cayuga pi

MARSH EUGENE A., deputy county clerk, 59 N Tioga ^Marsh Eugene F., clerk, 77 N.Cayuga -

Marsh Frederick J., overseer, 72 S Plain

MARSH & HALL (J. O. M. & E. M. H.), dry goods,car- |

pets, groceries and crockery, 57 and 59 E State

Marsh John O. (M. & Hall), 77 N Cayuga

Marsh Mattie G., 16 W Seneca <*]

Marshall Edward M., 34 N Tioga

Marshall Sidney, boatman, b. 132 W State go

Martin Henny M., printer, 14 Linn ,.,

MARTIN HOUSE (Chas. A. Bush, prop'r), 15 & 17 S Aurora|"

Martin Richard H., clockmaker, 11 Monroe 1

Martin William, b. 289 E State J*

Martindale William H. (Watkins & M.), 56 N Aurora^

Martindale William H., Jr., carriage painter, 68 W Seneca

Mason James, laborer, 25 Prospect g-

Mason John, laborer, 28 Fourth*

Mason William, milk, 25 Prospect

Massey Fannie K., 101 N Cayuga

Massey Mrs. Vannie, tailoress, 101 N Cayuga

Masters Abram, boatman, 187 S Aurora

Masters Ann, 187 S Aurora

Masters Mrs. Cornelia, 103 Humboldt

Masters Frank, teamster, 186 Hudson



Masters Fred., plumber, 34 S Cayuga

Masters Mrs. James, 44 Prospect

Masters Phoebe A., Spencer n. Pleasant

Masters Sarah A., 34 S Cayuga

Masters William, 187 S Aurora

Mastin Lucius, butcher, 18 Cascadilla

Matthews Mrs., washerwoman, 90 Hancock

"g Matthews Diademia, 9 W Clinton

q! Matthews Mrs. S. F., dress making, over 75 E State, h. same

, Mattison Mrs. Caroline C, boarding, 83 E Seneca

Mattison Celia, teacher, b. 83 E Seneca^_>

" Maurice Eugene, cabinet maker, 25 Farm

^ Maurice John, organ works, 67 W Buffalo

^Maurice Luke V. B., carpenter and builder, 67 W Buffalo

^Maynard George, cartmen, ^^ Auburn

Maynard Mrs. A. J., b. 168 N Aurora

^ Maynard Thomas, blacksmith, 121 W Buffalo

Maynard William H., coachman, at H. W. Sage's

E3 MCALLISTER BROS (Michael and Patrick), meat market,

8 S Cayuga and 81 Eddyis"

McAllister John, butcher, b. cor. Buffalo and Eddy> McAllister Michael (McA. Bros.), 17 Auburn

J McAllister Patrick (McA. Bros.), 23 Auburn

McAllister Peter, cor. Buffalo and Eddy

^ McAllister Peter, Jr., clerk, b. cor. Buffalo and Eddy

^gMcBride James, grocery, 136 W State, h. same

" McCabe Patrick, blacksmith, 38 Mechanic

McCale Patrick, laborer, 80 W Clinton

| McCarthy Thomas, trackmaster (G. I. & S. R. R.), 22 S Com

S> McCarty Jennie, domestic, 19 E Buffalo

fc_ McCarty Maggie, domestic, 46 N Cayuga

McCarty Maggie, domestic, 66 N Geneva

McCarty Martin, laborer, 20 Fifth

McCarty Patrick, laborer, 140 Cliff

McCarty Patrick, laborer, 12 Fifth

McChain George, paper maker, 22 E Mill

McChesney Philander, carpenter, 80 N Albany



McCLUNE GIDEON C, stone quarry, 53 W Seneca

McClune James O., clerk, 53 W Seneca

McClune Sarah F., 55 W Seneca

McClune Wilbur F., stone quarry, 55 W Seneca

McCormick Annie and Mary C, music teachers, 59 N Geneva

McCormick George, 59 N Geneva

McCormick George B., clerk, 59 N Geneva ^McCormick John H., clerk, 59 N Geneva

^

McCormick Michael, teamster, n S Meadow

McCormick Nellie, domestic, Prof. Wait's

McCORMICK WALTER, liquors, 8J^ S Cayuga, h. same

McCorn Mrs. Andrew, 44 S Cayuga |McCoy Jane, 16 Esty a

McCoy Jane, domestic, 53 W State*

McCREA & REED (T. McCrea, R. Reed), meat market, ^7 S Cayuga

McCrea Thomas (McC. &.Reed), 41 S Cayuga 1McCusker John, cabinet maker, 56 S Cayuga

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McDaniels Angeline, tailoress, 33 W State S-

McDermott Ellen, domestic, 40 Farm ^

McDonald Francis, laborer, 135 Hudson

McDonald Lizzie, domestic, 1 & 3 S Aurora ^McDonough Mrs. Mary, b. 42 Wheat

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McDougall Mrs. Caroline, h. Chestnut, S of Elm &

McDowell Abram, laborer, 68 Madison^

McELHENY T. J., ins. agent, over 10 N Tioga, h. 58 N|*

AuroraS"

McFall Louise, domestic, 41 W Green S

McGaugh Kate, domestic, 16 S Albany

McGilivray Ellsworth, painter, b. 4 S Meadow

McGilivray Josiah, laborer, 4 S Meadow

McGlew Kate M., stenographer, 25 W Green

McGrade Hugh, laborer, 61 S Cayuga

McGrade Hugh, laborer, 40 Monroe

McGrade Jane, 61 S Cayuga

McGrade John, butcher, 10 Farm

McGrade Margaret, domestic, 64 N Tioga

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McGrade William, laborer, 40 Monroe

McGraw Frank S., student, 136 S Aurora

McGraw Jane P.,"

TerraceHill,"

S end Tioga

McGraw Joseph, 136 S Aurora

McGrogan Charles, laborer, over io'S Aurora

McGrogan Kate, domestic, 23 E Seneca

. McGuire Jennie, cook, Martin House

.g McGuire Mary, chambermaid, Martin House

s Mcintosh James, grocer, h. Room 12 Bates Block

*S McINTOSH JOHN E., restaurant, 19 E State, h. same

C McINTYRE DWIGHT. piano tuner, b. 59 E Mill

" McKane Lizzie, nurse, 16 N Genevais

e McKean Mrs. Augusta, boarding, 126 E Seneca

f^ McKean Nathaniel, clerk, 30 W Mill

=8 McKinney Amos H., 35 Pleasant

; McKinney James A., bookkeeper, 74 S Cayuga

J McKINNEY JESSE M., lawyer, over 65 E State, h. 56 N^ Tioga

McKinney Mary, 74 S Cayuga

rj McKinney Mary,29'Utica

a McKinney Mary E. & Kate, boarding, 135 E Buffalo

.^p McKinney Samuel J., salesman, 74 S Cayuga

J5 McLane Sarah, 23 N Geneva

McLean Mary, dressmaker, 97 W Seneca

McLoughlin Mary, domestic, 123 S Seneca

5I> McMahon John, laborer, 26 Fourth

_ McMahon John, saloon, 6^ S Cayuga, h. 14 N Aurora

t^McMahon Morgan, shoemaker, b. St. John's Hotel

McManus Michael, laborer, 49 Columbia

^ McNally Ed., coachman, at Mrs. E. Cornell's

C^ McNamara Dennis, book agent, b. 70 EstyMcNamara Mrs. Dennis, 70 EstyMcNamara James, laborer, 70 EstyMcNamara Thomas, engineer, 65 S Cayuga

McPherson Elizabeth,"

TheHome,"

Mechanic c. Aurora

McVay James H., moulder, b. 20 Fifth

McVittre Belle, domestic, Sage College



McVittre Mary, domestic, Sage College

McWhorter C. Fred., produce, 85 N Geneva

McWhorter Charles S., painter, 97 Utica

McWhorter Eugene B., 30 Lake Ave.

McWhorter Frances A., teacher, 93 Utica

McWhorter Ida L., music teacher, 61 Farm

McWhorter John C, agent, 82 N Cayuga

McWHORTER LOCKWOOD S., grocer, 2 E.State, h. 92 .

N Cayuga |McWhorter Smith, 30 Lake Ave. <*>

McWhorter Thomas L., insurance, 30 Lake Ave. *McWhorter William S., laborer, 93 Utica -s

McWilliams Edward, coachman, 123 E Seneca *>J

Meacham Sarah, 198 W Mill

MEAD & BUCK (F. C. Mead, G. E. Buck), groceries and

provisions, Seneca cor. Plain

Mead Fred C. (M. & Buck), 83 W State

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Meagher Katie, domestic, 130 E Buffalo ^

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Meagher Michael S., baker, 7 Fayette

Meagher Sarah F., domestic, 91 N Cayuga .

Meddaugh F. W., salesman, room A, Sprague Block ?

Medlin Henry R.. painter, 79 E State, h. 11 FourthS"

Meek Matthew, blacksmith, 143 W Seneca8

MELOTTE GEORGE W., dentist, 2d floor Wilgus Block, ^

h. 5 Hudson a

Mente Henry, upholsterer and decorator, 56 Tompkins 5*

Merrifield Ada, 189 N Cayuga*

Merrill Isaac H., clerk, b. 9 E State b1 '

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Merrill Jason P., portrait painter, 56 Hudson .

Merrill Mrs. Mary, b. 169 W State fj.

Merrill Mitta, shirt maker, 155 E State

Merriman Samuel, 52 Railroad Ave.

Mertens Michael, tuner, 45 Prospect

Messer Silas, b. 1 1 2 W State

Messer William, saloon, 112 W State, h. same

Meyerhoffer Louis, tuner, 12 E Mill

Middaugh Arthur B., blacksmith, 10 S Plain

Paving & Curbstones at lowest rates.


Middaugh Alanson, cartman, 78 W -Buffalo

Middaugh Benjamin, boatman, Steamboat LandingMIDDAUGH EDGAR S., 61 Pleasant

Middaugh Frances, 19 W Mill

Middaugh Frank, clerk, b. Martin House

j Middaugh Joel, boatman, 202 W Mill

"g Middaugh John J., mason, 147 N Tioga

C^ Middaugh Levi, boatman, Steamboat LandingMiddaugh Simeon W., 61 Pleasant

^ Middaugh Zachariah, wheelwright, b. 147 N Tioga

Miles Dwight, barber, b. 13 S Plain

^ Miles William H., shoemaker, 185 W State, h. same

^Milk Charlotte, b. 106 N Aurora

^Milks Benjamin F., carpenter, 93 Utica

a Milks Benjamin F., wagon maker, 169 N Aurora

^ Milks David B., boat builder, 101 Utica

Millage Mrs. Abram, 128 W Mill

^ Millage George W., boatbuilder, 222 W Seneca

,3Millard Rosa, 33 Columbia

~ Miller Albert, clerk, 72 Cascadilla

Q_> Miller Arthur, clerk, 72 Cascadilla

s Miller Charles, painter, 26 Monroe

t Miller Charles B., clerk, 72 Cascadilla

^ Miller Elmer, bridge builder, b. Patten House

g Miller Estella, 131 Utica

Miller Fred. H., printer, 12 Esty*

Miller George W., book keeper, 47 S Plain

'> Miller George W., carpenter, 77 W Mill

E>( Miller George W., painter, 63 S Aurora

~ MILLER HENRY, lawyer, over 54 E State, b. 91 E Buffalo

^ Miller Horace, general agent, patent rights, 63 S Aurora

" Miller Horace T., clerk, 26 Monroe

"^ Miller Ransford S., boatyard. W of Inlet, h. 72 Cascadilla

MILLER RENSSELAER, groceries, dry goods, carpets

and crockery, 69 and 71 E State, h. East LansingMiller Simeon, clerk, 83 Eddy

Miller Thomas G., blacksmith, 47 S Plain



Miller Thomas G., (Enz.& M.), 7 First

Miller William, printer, b. 26 Monroe

Miller William, bridge builder, b. Patten House

Miller William, mason, 26 Monroe

Miller William A., boat builder, 34 Humboldt

MILLER WILLIAM H., architect 2d floor Library Building,|"

h. 22 Eddysi

Milligan Marvin, paper maker, 131 Utica

Milligan Stewart, paper maker, 231 N Tioga

Millspaugh F. C, physician, b. 119 N Aurora

Minier David L., machinist, 83 Linn ^

Minton Henry, mason, 11 Esty^

Minton William S., mason, 35 S Cayuga

Minturn Alexander H., mason, 74 N Geneva *>jMinturn B. Frank, mason, n Farm o.

Minturn John, b. 39 Elm 4ja

Minturn Lina, compositor, n Farm g

MINTZ BENJAMIN, new and second-hand clothing, 29 E ~<

State, h. 92 N Albany ^Misner David, farmer, 116 W Seneca

Mitchell Bridget, domestic, 14 Titus Ave

Mitchell John J., clerk, 239 E State <&

Mitchell Sarah M., 24 Sears _v

Moe Frank, cigjar manufacturer, 199 N Cayuga 1

Moe John, cigar maker, 199 N Cayuga

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Moler George S., instructor C. U., 156 N Aurora <

Monagan Annie, domestic, 24 N Geneva >>

Monagan Jane, domestic, 32 W Green a

Monagan Kate, domestic, 77 N Cayuga

Monagan Mary, domestic, 11 E State

Monahan Mary, domestic, 61 E Buffalo ^Monahan Thomas, laborer, b. St. John's Hotel 8.

Mone Frank, mason, 75 N Albany"

Mone Mrs. Michaei, 35 Mitchell

Mone Thomas, mason, 75 N AlbanyMonroe Anna, 2 Yates

Montgomery Nelson, wagon maker, 9 Auburn

Crosswalks and Cutter Stones.


Montgomery Nelson I., organ works, 9 Auburn

Montgomery William W., bookbinder, 9 Auburn

Mood Linford, machinist, 236 N Aurora

Mooers James, shoemaker, 22 Farm, h. 10 Utica

Mooers James L., clerk, 10 Utica

.gMoon Benjamin, laborer, 152 W Green

"-S Moon Henry W., restaurant, basement Clinton House, h.

same

Mooney John E., printer, 42 N Albany

fe Mooney Mary A., dressmaker, 42 N Albany

^ Moore Amanda, 14 E Green

s Moore Clarinda, 88 Utica

Moore Cynthia E., dressmaker, 18 Sears

Moore Edward 1., bookkeeper, 74 N Aurora

"g Moore Elizabeth-, 26 Fayetter_a

fc< Moore Henry W., carpenter, 25 N Corn

~ MOORE HENRY, barber, 38 E State, h. 27 S Plain

^Moore Henry S., planer, 27 S Plain

Moore James C, harness maker, 77 E State

-a.MOORE JAMES F., harness maker, 18 W State, b. 77 E

k|State

Moore J. Fred., barber, 27 S Plain^-_

S Moore John F., cigar maker, 17 Prospect

> Moore John.T., clerk, 124 N Aurora

^Moore Margaret, 55 W Mill

a5 Moore Thomas, hostler, Cook's Hotel

*" Moore Thomas, shoemaker, over 43 E Seneca, h. same

|| Moore William, clerk, 26 Fayette

Sjj Morehouse Betsey, 18 E State

e Morehouse Helen, 11 Sears

b Morgan Edward J. (E. J. M. & Son), 36 N Cayuga

^ Morgan Edward J., Jr. (E. J. M. & Son), b. Clinton House

MORGAN E. J. & SON (E. J. & E. J., Jr.), physicians and

surgeons, 4 E. State, 2d floor

Morgan Ida, 129 N Aurora

Morgan Mary, domestic, 9 W Buffalo

Morris David E., wagon maker, 6 Yates



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MORRIS HENRY B., model maker, First c. Monroe, h. 23

Varick

Morris John L., prof. C. U., h. Campus, W side Ave.

Morris Maria, 68 W Buffalo

Morris Phebe A., domestic, 18 E Mill

Morrison Benjamin, 140 W State

Morrison Mrs. James, 67 N Aurora

MORRISON JAMES T., dry goods and carpets, 62 E State, ^

h. 24 W Greea

Morrison Maggie, domestic, Sage College

Morrow Mary, domestic, 16 S Albany"*

Morse Frank, constable, adj. reservoir, South Hill j3

Morton Luther, jeweler, 1 W Clinton f

Mosby Thomas, coachman, 35 W Mill k

Moser Henry, cabinet maker, 29 S Corn *

Moses Frederick A., carpenter, h. Chestnut, 4th N of Elm

Mosher Kate, 83 N Geneva a

Mosher William H., tailor, 123 N Cayuga

Moss Lewis, laborer, 132 Cliff ^

MOTT JAMES M., street commissioner, 36 N Albany ^]Mott Melville L., butcher, 87 W Buffalo |L

Mowry Edward H., policeman, 49 N Geneva ^

Mowry George C, book keeper, 52 N Aurora

Mowry H. F., fish market, 54 E Seneca, h. 59 N Aurora g

Mowrey Willard R., expressman, 101 W State |Mulahey John, laborer, 25 Auburn If

Mulcahy Dennis, laborer, 5 1 Wheat

Mulks George M., boat builder, 13 Factory*

Mullen Eliza, domestic, 22 N Cayuga 2;

Mullen William, glass blower, 52 First f

Mulligan Anna, domestic, 69 N Geneva

Mulligan Bernard, laborer, 14 Second

Mulvahill Eliza, 94 Railroad Ave.

Mulvahill Thomas, laborer, in Cascadilla

Mulvaney Anna, domestic, 58 N Tioga

Mulvey John, machinist, 95 W Buffalo

Mulvey Maggie, domestic, 98 E Seneca



Mulvey Michael, brakeman, 95 W Buffalo

Mulvey Thomas, laborer, 95 W Buffalo

Mundy LeCompte, 10 N Plain

Munson William H., organ works, 6 Yates

Murdock Alexander A., carpenter, 33 S Geneva

Murphy Catharine, 15 Wheat

Murphy Charles, fireman, 61 W Mill

"g Murphy Miss M. E., clerk, 48 Columbia

Q) Murphy Mary Ann, domestic, 123 E Seneca

, Murphy Jeremiah, boat calker, b. 132 Cascadilla

J8 Murphy Patrick, laborer, b. St. John's Hotel

^ Murray Annie, dress maker, 93 S Cayuga

^ Murray John, mason, 56 Marshall

t, Murray John Q., chair bottomer, 16 Fifth

Murray Patrick, night watchman, 10 N Meadow

Murray Winney, domestic, at H. W. Sage's

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Nagle James, laborer, 90 Estyi-jg-

Nash Edgar, student, b. 123 N Tioga

Si Nash Frank, blacksmith, 17 Varick

Nash Horace, student, b. 123 N Tioga

"^ Nash Richard, carpenter, 123 N Tioga

5; Naughton Bridget, domestic, 16 S Geneva

^NAUGHTON BROS., (Michael, Daniel, John), grocers, 20

N Aurora

K Naughton Daniel, (N. Bros.), 137 Hudson

Naughton John, (N. Bros.), b. 137 Hudson

g. Naughton Michael, (N. Bros.), b. 137 Hudson

, Naughton Thomas, shoemaker, 16 S. Cayuga, h. 59 S Cayuga

Neary Maggie, domestic, 57 E Buffalo

NEILL LOUIS S., painting and sign writing, 135 N Cayuga

Nelligan Daniel, carpenter, 53 Marshall

Nelligan David, saloon, 14 S Cayuga, h. same

Nelligan John, laborer. 80 W Mill

Nelligan John, carpenter, 59 Linn



Nelligan Morris, laborer, 68 Linn

Nelson Eleanor, 76 W Seneca

Nelson Elizabeth, 16 E Buffalo

Nelson Elizabeth, 84 W State

Nelson Garrie, 56 W Seneca

Nelson George H., painter, 51 Utica

Nelson Harriet, 114 N Tioga ^Nelson Jay, tinsmith, b. 15 Linn vs

Nelson Minnie, 76 W Seneca gNelson Miss S., teacher, b. 3 Linn _

Nevins Mary A., milliner, 31 S Corn

Nevins Margaret, 31 S Corn <*>

Nevins Margaret, tailoress, 31 S Corn ^Newcomb Dr. W., conchologist, b. 23 QuarryNewman Addie M., teacher, b. 3 Huestis 5.

Newman Delia J., teacher, b. 3 Huestis aGO

Newman Edward, music agent, 48 Columbia ,Newman Eddie R., clerk, b. 3 Huestis ^

NEWMAN JAMES T., music dealer, 22 N Aurora, h. 48 a

Columbia a

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Newman Jared T., lawyer, County Clerk's Building, b. 3 Linn

NEWMAN LEVI L., Billiards, over 21 and 23 N Aurora, h'

3 Huestis*

Newman Mary J., 25 S Geneva &

Newton Edward M., janitor, 73 N Albany k>

Newton Moses, laborer, 64 Humboldt a

Nicholas Jacob, feather renovator, h. Brindley, n. Seneca ,CC_

Nieburgher Annie, domestic, 12 W Green J*

Niedick Albert, 27 Cascadilla Ave l^jNielson Otto, salesman, 46 N Tioga s

Niver Albert L., cigar maker, 87 Cascadilla

Niver Charles, laborer, 33 S Plain

Niver Cyrenus, engineer, 66 Utica

Niver Fred. A., cabinet finisher, 66 Utica

Niver Louisa, 76 W Green

Niver Marcus C, (LaPoint & N.), 76 W Green

Nixon Mrs. Abbie A., 113 N Aurora


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Nixon John, laborer, 24 S Meadow

NOBLE WILLIAM N., lawyer, 14 N Tioga, h. 13 E Seneca

Nolan Bridget, table waiter, Tompkins House

Nolan Michael, laborer, 256 Humboldt

Norman Mary, (Reardon & N.),"Pagoda,"

opp. Post Office

Northrop Jennie, 101 W State

. Northrup Anna, 16 W Clinton

."| Northrup Mrs. E., 16 W Clinton

g NORTHRUP ED., carriage trimming, 4 and 6 W Green, h.

K) 16 W Clinton

Northrup George, carpenter, b. Cayuga House

s Northrup George H., upholsterer, 7 Farm

" Northrup Henry G., bank clerk, 42 S Geneva

t>i NORTHRUP JOHN, spring mattrasses, singer sewingma-

og chines, and agent "Butterick'sPatterns,"

10 S Tioga, h.

^42 S Geneva

J Northup John A., physician," Pagoda,"

opp. Post Office, h.^

28 E Seneca

a Norton Adaline and Elizabeth, paper mill, h. 7 Fall

3 Norton Adam, cartman, 81 N Geneva

0 Norton Adin K., hatter, 57 N Geneva

jf Norton Albert, policeman, 239 N Tioga

cjNorton Albert M., cigar maker, 57 N Geneva

- Norton Annie, domestic, 23 E Buffalo

0 Norton Chauncey S., printer, 52 Yates

0q Norton Clark K., shoemaker, 138 N Aurora

gNORTON & CONKLIN, (E. D. N. & B. F. C), job prim

ly ers and directory publishers, 8 and 9 Titus Block, W

State

. Norton D. Bristol, constable, 174 N Aurora

ft, Norton Denton C, boatman, 39 Second

Norton Edward C, clerk, b. 24 N Meadow

NORTON EDWARD D., (N. & Conklin), 79 W State

Norton Fred. E., cigar maker, 57 N Geneva

Norton Harry, bill poster and distributor, 79 W State

Norton Irving W., restaurant, 122 W State, h. 24 N Meadow

Norton James, grocer, 22 Dey, h. same


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Norton James, shoemaker, 118 N Aurora

Norton Jerome, boatman, 37 Second

Norton Leonard J., painter, 118 N Aurora

Norton Sylvester, boatman, 207 N Tioga

Norton William H., pressman, 57 N Geneva

Nourse Francis, b. 40 Farm

Nourse Fred B., jeweler, b. 40 Farm

NOURSE GEORGE F., carriage and agricultural imple

ments, 13 W State, h. 40 Farm a

Noxon James, 135 N Tioga*

NOXON L. F., flour and feed, 21 N Aurora, h. 72 N Aurorag

Noyes Grace E., milliner, 23 E Mill "i

Noyes Josephine, dressmaker, 23 E Mill ^3

Nugent Charles M., agent patent right, 90 Hudson ,

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Oatman John, laborer, Westport, n. Cascadilla g^,

Obert Eli, cartman, b. 104 W Green ^.

Obert Lewis H., cartman, 104 W Green 1^.

Obert Thaddeus, cartman, b. 104 W Green

O'Brian James, tailor, 1 1 Monroe

O'Brien Robert, boiler maker, 36 Madison

O'Connell Catharine, cook, Ithaca Hotel

O'Connell John, laborer, 156 W Seneca

O'Connor, Bridget, 60 Wheatt4

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O'Connor Daniel, car repairer, 154 Cliff

O'Connor Moses, laborer, 144 W Buffalo

O'Daniel Addison M., blacksmith, 47 N Plain

O'Donnell Maggie, 21 Second S?

O'Farrell John, mason, 44 Esty

O'Flaherty Thomas, laborer, 21 Second

Ogden Pierson D., farmer, 129 N Aurora

O'Hara Michael, engineer, 25 Hector

O'Laughlin Michael, stone cutter, b. 147 W Buffalo

Oliphant Mary, domestic, 1 7 E Seneca

Oliver Mrs. C, dressmaker, 23 E Seneca, h same



Oliver James, prof. C. U., b. 69 Huestis

Oltz Ann and Elizabeth, 125 W Stat a

Oltz John, (H. & Oltz.), 43 Columbia

Oltz Phebe, 43 Columbia

Onan James, 44 Railroad Ave

Orglmeister Louis D., lager beer, 18 S Tioga

1 ORTON G. E., physician, 27 E State, b. n E State

| Osborne Anna, 72 S Cayuga

^ Osborne James M., cabinetmaker, 72 S Cayuga

Osborne John E., shoemaker, W bank Inlet

" Osborne Lloyd T., carpenter, 16 Lake Ave

Osborn P. Augustus, postoffice clerk, 23 Pleasant

&i Osborn Robert, W bank Inlet

egOsborn Sarah J., 63 W Seneca

3 OSMUN WILLIAM E. lawyer, 117 N Cayuga

Ôstrander Adeline, Tioga House

Ostrander Mrs. Emma, 142 W Green

Ostrander Milton, expressman, n Second

Ostrander Spence, dentist, 71 N Geneva

Ostrander William E., clerk, 49 S Geneva

Owen John J., teamster, 63 Cascadilla

P Owen Luther, laborer, n. Organ Factory

'g Owen Nancy, 63 Cascadillato

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*> Palmer Lelia B., student, b. 98 Hector

'S Palter Charles, clerk, 52 N Plain

||| Pangburn Minnie, 29 Wheat

5^Pangburn Noadia S., 72 W Clinton

Pangburn Sarah, 72 W Clinton

^PARIS & EMIG, (H. Paris & A. Emig), barbers, bath

l<i room, basement Ithaca Hotel

Paris Harry, (P. & Emig), b. Tompkins House

Park Charles R., tailor, b. 49 E Mill

PARK HENRY, tailor, 49 E State, 2d floor, h. 61 N Aurora

Parker Lucina, domestic, 34 S Geneva

PARKER SAMUEL H., physician, 11 Parker St


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Parker Thomas, boatman, 130 W Green

Parmiter Josephine, "TheHome,"

mechanic c. Aurora

Parr Charles, laborer, 98 Hector

PARR JOSEPH W., bookkeeper, 59 W Mill

Parr Lydia. groceries, 61 and h. 59 W Mill ^Parr Margaret, 47 N Geneva

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Parr Richard W., gardener, "TheNook,"

Lake St

Parr William, carpenter, 20 Fayette

Parrott Alfred M., (J. Parrott & Sons), 53 Cascadilla Ave.

Parrott. John (J. Parrott & Sons), 80 W Buffalo |PARROTT & SONS (J., A. M. & W. J.), tailors, over 65 _,

E State^

Parrott Walter J. (J. Parrott & Sons), 80 W State

Parsons Ambrose, 18 Monroe *>|Partenheimer Emily C, millinery, 21 E Seneca, h same [

Partenheimer Ferdinand A., 21 E Seneca 8^

Partenheimer Henry A., bookkeeper, 81 N Cayuga .

Partenheimer John A., gardener, 81 N Cayuga ^Partenheimer Margaret and Elizabeth, 81 N Cayuga ^

PARTENHEIMER PHILIP J., cashier Tompkins County ^Nat. Bank, 14 W Buffalo |

Patillo Rachael, 74 W Clinton g-'

PATTEN MORSE, prop'r Patten House, opp. G. I & S. a.

Depot |Patterson Eliza, 10 E Seneca

Patterson James W., tobacco agent, 70 W Seneca

Patterson John, cabinet finisher, 145 N Tioga k^Patterson Lincoln E., bookkeeper, 106 N Tioga a

Patterson R. D., blacksmith, 30 N Aurora

Pattison John, marble polisher, 91 Linn

Pattison William, moulder, 89 Linn ^3

Payne Adaline, Cook's Hotel 8.

Payne Adeline, dressmaker, 1 1 1 E State a

Payne Frank, clerk, b. in E State

Payne Loise, hair goods, over 7 7 E State, h. same

Fayne Robert, cook, 44 W Mill

Payne Wellington, tinner, 27 S Cayuga

Dealer in Slaters' Materials.

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Payne William A., tinner, 4 Utica

Peak Joseph, laborer, b. 204 W Mill

Pease Lucius, painter, over 27 E State, h. 12 Spring

Peck Joseph, 14 E Seneca

^ PECK SOLOMON H., physician, 14 E Seneca, h same

g Pelham Abram H., carpenter, 21 Sears

| Pelham David, 69 Cascadilla

^ Pelham David, Jr., 69 Cascadilla

Pelham Marvin D., painter, 2 1 Sears

" Pellow Egbert,laborer,'

over 16 S Aurora

3 Pelta Charles, salesman, b. 1 1 E Statec?fc"! Pendergress Lettie, domestic, Sage College

=8 PERCIVAL REUBEN, book and paper agent, over 27 E

< State, h. same

,.8 Perkins Watson, tanner, 88 Hancock^

Perkins W. R., prof. C. U., b. 23 Quarry><> Perry Calvin, carpenter, 37 Pleasantf-g-

Perry Frances M., milliner, 30 University

. Petry Frank, carpenter, 37 Pleasant

Perry Frank J., milkman, 45 Linn

^5 Perry Mary, dressmaker, 22 S Geneva

g Perry Mrs. Mary, tailoress, 12 Spring

a. Perry William H., carpenter, 32 Eddy

j Peters Anna, b. atMiss Converse

r|Peters Mary, nurse, 158 N Cayuga

,_. Peterson John, whitewasher, 84 W Green

* Pew Benjamin, 134 E Seneca

^ Pew Mrs. E. W., 70 S Geneva

Eî Pew George N., railroad man, b. 134 E Seneca

>-gPew George W., boatman, 55 Fulton

Pew Henry, lumber salesman, 8 Hudson

Pew William, cartman, Westport, n. State

^ Pfeifer Ambrose, confectioner, 24 Pleasant

Pfeifer Richard, engraver, 24 Pleasant

Phelps Elbridge G., 27 N Aurora

Phelps Hattie, domestic, Sage College

Phelps Henry S. jr., student, 64 N Cayuga


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PHILES HENRY H., second-hand books, Room 5 Bates

Block, h. 88 N Cayuga

Philes Margaret J., and Ama J., 88 N Cayuga

Philips Aaron H., baker, b. over 43 E Seneca

PHILLIPS ALBERT H., tailor, 26 E State, h. 23 E Seneca

Phillips Anna M., dressmaker, 2d floor Wilgus Block, h. same

Phillips Charles A., tailor, 39 Farm

Phillips Edward, shoemaker, b. 132 N Aurora tK,

PHILLIPS FREDERIC W., insurance and ticket agent, 5

E State, h. 19 E Buffalo

Phillips Georgia, teacher, b. 132 N Aurora

Phillips John L., hackman, over 43 E Seneca S?Phillips Laura W., 19 E Buffalo Si

Phillips Mary E., 70 S Cayuga ^,

Phillips Richard H., farmer, 90 W Buffalo

Phillips Vibelia S., 23 E Seneca

Phillips Yale J., teamster, b. over 42 E Seneca i

Pickering George W., gardener, 104 Linn 0

Pickering John W., gardener, 31 Linn s

Pierce Mrs. Mary, 151 N Tioga ^j

Pipher Ephraim, lime burner, near Organ Factoryjg-

Pipher Mrs. Isaac, no Linn ev

Pipher William, h. near Organ Factory ^

Piutti William, music teacher, 13 E Seneca |*

PLATTS ALBERT H., tobacconist, 12 E State, h. 25 E ,Buffalo ^

PLATTS HERVEY, boots and shoes, 28 E State, h. 87 N

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Plummer Mrs. E., tailoress, Room 13, Bates Block 2-.

Pollay George C, cabinet maker, 44 N PlainS-

Pollay James M., carpenter, 85 E Seneca

Poole Edward V., 182 E State

Poole Murray E., student, 182 E State

Popplewell Charles, engineer, 76 WMill

Popplewell Elizabeth, Eliza and Joanna, 95 W Seneca

Popplewell James, machinist, 86 W Mill

Porter Estelle C, 21 E Buffalo

Paving * Curbstones at lowest rates.

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PORTER JOHN B., phrenologist, 20 Madison

POST RUGGLES E., fire and life insurance, over 61 E

State, h. 295 E State

Potter Emma E., 20 Sears

^Potter Flora E., music teacher, 152 N Tioga

1 Potter Frank D., baker, 88 Utica

Potter Laura J., 14 W Green

S Potter Mrs. Sarah, 147 N Aurora

s." Potter William H., carpenter, 152 N Tioga

"g Potter Ziba H., prof. C. U., Cascadilla Cottage

e Powell Charles, laborer, 50 S Plain

^ Powell S. W., prof. C. U., 118 Cascadilla Place

=8 Powers Edward, tailor, 30 W Mill

^ Powers Eliza, nurse girl, 22 Eddy

J PRAME ALBERT, shoemaker, 16 W State, h. 6 S Geneva

Prame Mary L., milliner, 6 S Geneva

"=Prager Edwin W., (J. H. P. & Son,) JLehigh Valley House

: Prager John H., (J. H. P. & Son,) Lehigh Valley House

|PRAGER J. H. & SON (J. H. & E. W.), prop'rs Lehigh

| Valley House, cor. Buffalo and Westport

^Prentice A. Jackson, moulder, 162 N Aurora

^ Prentiss Albert E., prof. C. U., h. Campus W side ave

I; Prentiss Delia, 68 Cascadilla

J Presher Elizabeth, teacher, b. 144 W Seneca

fi^ Preston Charles D., pedler, 59 W Mill

g Preston Frank W., clerk, 64 Utica

Preston Mary J., 22 Lake

" Preston Robert V., painter, 118 N Aurora

f*i Preston William, porter, Martin House

e Price Adam, cartman, 69 N Albany

^ Price Mrs. Anna, 28 Linn

" Price Charles, ffreman, 160 W Buffalo

"^ Price Mrs. Huldah, 160 W Buffalo

Price Nannie, H., domestic, 81 E Buffalo

Price Jacob, 63 W State

PRICE WILSON S., planing mill, Auburn n. clock factory,h. 75 S Geneva

John Snaith, Builder and Contractor.,


Priest George E., (Ithaca Journal Association,) 93 N Cayuga

Prime Benj., cigar maker, 56 Farm

Prime Charles C, cigar maker, 104 Utica

Pringle James H., boiler maker, 13 E G

Pringle John, shoemaker, 144 N Tioga

Pringle Phcebe, livery, 13 E Green, h. same

Pritherich Gurney, "TheHome,"

Mechanic c. Aurora <k-

Psi Upsilon Fraternity, 51 QuarryPuff Mrs. Mary, 57 Elm

PURDY ALBERT J., portrait painter, Titus Block, 13 and"*

15 W State, h. 45 W Green ^Purdy Ebenezer, t,6 W Green >.

Pursel Peter H., bookkeeper, 68 W Buffalo.

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PUTNEY GEORGE E., druggist,io8 W State, h. 8 NCorn*

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Quackenbush Diana, 80 W GreenTsj

Quayle George, machinist, b. Lehigh Valley House

Quick Frank, laborer, h. W bank Inlet**

Quick Melvin W., (Q. & Tuthill), 103^ W State ^Quick Theodore, (Dawson & Q.), 79 N Geneva S"

QUICK & TUTHILL (M. W. Quick, J. P. Tuthill), meat fc>

market, 103^ W State^

Quigg Emeline, 15 E SenecaU"

QUIGG JAMES, dry goods & groceries, 32 E State, h. 17 ,E Seneca ^

Quigley John, janitor, 165 Cascadilla PlaceK,

Quigley Kate, 165 Cascadilla Place

Quilp Thomas, yardman. Ithaca Hotel,Quinlan Ellen, domestic, Cascadilla Cottage

Quinn Kate, domestic, 71 N Aurora

Quinn Kittie L., 37 Pleasant

Quinn Libbie, domestic, 43 Prospect

Quinn Thomas, carpenter, 25 S Corn


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Race Henry M., 85 W Mill

Race John R., boat builder, 6 Washington

Ragan Mary, domestic, 22 Eddy

gRagan Mary, domestic, 102 E Buffalo

s Rainey Bridget, domestic, Ithaca Hotel

E>n Rainey John W., laborer, 49 Fourth

cte Rainey Patrick, laborer, 49 Fourth

, Randolph Albert W., bookbinder, 134 N Cayuga

Randolph Charles R., bookbinder, 134 N Cayuga

RANDOLPH DAVID, grocery and fish market, 36. NAu-

^ rora, h. 66 E Seneca

^ Randolph Ephraim B., 155 -E State

I RANDOLPH FREDERICK P., carpenter and builder, 28

Sears

Randolph Isaac, mason, 79 N Aurora

e Randolph William I., b. 66 E Seneca

,45Rankin Frank C, marble cutter, 9 N Corn

^ Rankin George (G. Rankin & Son), 99 E. Seneca

Rankin George S. (G. Rankin & Son), 18 Spring

| RANKIN GEORGE & SON (G. & G. S. R.), crockery, 42

^ E Statei . . .

g Rannings David L., blacksmith, 20 Utica

fc^ Rasbeck Marcus T., farmer, 75 S Cayuga

g Raun Charlotte, 40 W Seneca

-^ Raun Edward P., druggist, 40 W Seneca

"^ Rawlinson Robert, gasman, 49 Cascadilla

Raycroft Catharine, 117 Hudson

H Raycroft Elizabeth, tailoress, 117 Hudson

c. Raynor Mary E., domestic, 148 E Buffalo

Ready Lena, domestic, 69 S Albany

Ready Libbie E., domestic, Clinton House

p; Ready Michael, laborer, b. 107 W Green

Reagan Mary, domestic, 40 N Aurora

Reardon James D., saloon, 95 E State, h. sameReardon Maggie D. (R. & Norman),

" Pagoda,"

opp. Post

Office



Reardon Mary, b. 64Wheat

REARDON & NORMAN (M. D. Reardon, M. Norman),

milliners," Pagoda,"

opp. Post Office

Reardon Timothy T., laundry, 20 Williams

Redding Mrs. Elizabeth, 115 W Mill

Redding Mary, domestic, Ithaca Hotel

Redding Mary, table waiter, Martin House

Redding Nellie, domestic, Ithaca Hotel ^

Redding Thomas, salesman, 27 N Geneva |f

Redding William, carpenter, 36 First*

Reed Mrs. Almeda D., 38 E Mill *|Reed Charles, expressman, 68 Madison "*

Reed Cynthia, 68 Madison jSReed Edward, painter, 2 Hancock ;

Reed Edward C, b. 106 N Aurora

Reed Ellen C, b. 106 N Aurora 2

REED'S INN (Julia Reed, prop'r), 132 W State

Reed John, barber, 62 W Green st

Reed John K., shoemaker, 59 Utica ^Reed Joseph, salesman, 62 W Green k>j

REED JOSEPH A., meat market, 38 N Aurora, b. 8 S a

Cayuga *>

Reed Julia, prop'r Reed's Inn, 132 W State&>

Reed Kate, 38 E Mill gReed Levi, laborer, 9 W Clinton _

Reed Lucinda, 62 W Green *

Reed Robert (McCrea & R.), 24 S Geneva

Reed Richard, porter, Ithaca Hotel

REED SAMUEL W., liquors, 2 Clinton Block, N Cayuga,

b. 60 W Green

Reed Thomas, 60 W GreenReed'

William, gardener, 62 W Green

Reed William H., meat cutter, b. 8 S Cayuga

Reeves Daniel S., laborer, 31 Fulton

Reeves Frank, boatman, b. W bank Inlet

Reeves Stephen D., shoemaker, 31 Fulton

Reeves William E., blacksmith, 82 Humboldt


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Relyea David, tanner, 154 N Cayuga

Renney James, cigar maker, 13 Huestis

Renney John, blacksmith, 188 N Aurora

Renney William, clerk, 99 W Buffalo

Renwick Mrs. Eleanor, 14 Railroad Ave.

Renwick Jeff. J., 245 N Aurora

.Reynale Augusta, 52 W Buffalo

_"Reynolds Eva, domestic, 55 Eddy

" Reynolds Henry, machinist, 36 W State

(5) Reynolds James S. (R. & Lang), 33 Columbia

cREYNOLDS & LANG (J. S. Reynolds, J. B. Lang), iron

S founders and machinists, 17 and 19 E Green

" Reynolds Will W., bookkeeper, 33 Columbia

^ RHEN & HOYT (J. H. Rhen, L. A. Hoyt), tin ware and

js hardware, 17 N Aurora

^Rhen Jeff. H. (R. & Hoyt), 17 N Aurora

Rhodes Edward, car builder, 19 Varick^

Rhodes Emmett, clerk, 53 Columbia

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Ribble Charles W., cigar maker, 21 Farm

Ribble Mrs. Elizabeth, 114 W Green

0 Ribble Ogden, tinner, 32 Lewis

><f Ribble Phebe, 21 Farm

J> Ribble Robert, boat builder, 74 Humboldt

Rice Alvin, boatman, 18 Third

* Rice Heman, laborer, 147 W State

i_S Rice Maggie, domestic, 68 JSf Cayuga

gRice Mary, domestic, 14 E Seneca

j^ Rice Elisha, cartman, 137 W State

eRichards Rose, 52 S Cayuga

v Richardson Alexander, cook, 40 S Plain

k^ Richardson Carrie, teacher, b. 83 E Seneca

Richardson George, cook, b. 45 N Meadow

Richardson Mrs. George, 40 S Plain

Richardson Robert (Campbell, Richardson & Co.), near

Huestis st.

Ricketts Monterey, painter, 49 S Geneva

Rider Mrs. J., 63 E Seneca



Ridgway F. A. B., farmer, 169 E State

Ridler Fred., b. 120 W Mill

Ridler John, laborer, 120 W Mill

Ridler Minnie, domestic, 64 E Seneca

Ridler Walter, barber, b. 120 W Mill

Ridler William, b. 120 W Mill ^Riker Charles F., cartman, 169 N Cayuga ^

Riker George, teamster, 151 W Green

Riker Marcus L., cartman, 48 Monroe**

Riley Bernard, laborer, 96 Hancock ^Roach Mary, domestic, 174 Cascadilla Place &

ROAT FREDERICK, saloon and restaurant, 44 E State, h. ^same

Roberts Isaac P., prof. C. U., University st., N side Campus jrRobins John, clerk, b. 132 W State

Robinson Alvin, carpenter, ^^ Cascadilla

Robinson Archibald, boatman, 51 Hector a^

Robinson Clarissa, r. 142 W Green**

Robinson Edmund E., telegraph operator, 40 Varick a

Robinson Frank, harness maker, 33 Cascadilla

Robinson Henry, laborer, 108 W Green 5s

Robinson James (Day & R.), 35 Hudson ^Robinson James F., hackman, 18 W State 8.

Robinson John F., carpenter, 33 Cascadilla o_.

Robinson Melvin A., 51 Pleasant

Robinson Richard, fireman, 45 Wheat s*

Robinson Wesley T., laborer, 84 Hancock o

Robison Ellen, domestic, 35 Hudson %Robison Eliza, domestic, 5 Hudson

Robison Lyman, carpenter, 52 Mechanic <_r

Roche Mary, domestic, 57 Hudson _

Rockwell A. J. (Cornwell & R.), b. Martin HouseI"

ROCKWELL IRA C, lumber yard, 182 W Seneca, h. 26 S

Albany

Roehrig F. L. O., prof. C. U., 231 E State

ROGERS MRS. N. A., fancy andladies'

furnishing, 39 E

State, h. same


Rounseville John J., salesman, 89 S Aurora


ROLFE SQUIRE B., County Clerk, 22 S Geneva

Rolinson Cornelia, 48 W Seneca

Rolinson Rose, compositor, 48 W Seneca

Romer Frank, clerk, 36 W State

Rose Dana A., stenographer, b. 36 W Buffalo

Rose Phylinda, 36 W Buffalo

S Rose Theodore C, stenographer, b. 36 W Buffalo

g Rosen Franck, mason, 52 Hancock

(> Ross Alfred, carpenter, 10 1 W Seneca

.. Ross Burdett, ice pedler, r. 138 E State

Ross Ellen, domestic, 106 N Tioga

e Ross Ellen P., 16 Dey

E*i Ross Fred. H., clock works, 16 Dey

^Rounseville Ann, 15 ESeneca

Rowe Mrs. Jerome, private boarding house, roi E State

^ Rowe Susan, 80 N Geneva

| RUBIN HENRY, photographer, over 28 & 30 E State, 3d

PS floor, h. same

*>Rumsey Charles J. (C. J. Rumsey & Co.), b. Tompkins House

" RUMSEY C. J. & CO. (C. J. Rumsey, E. M. Finch, E. Jil-

lett), general hardware, 68 E State

3 Rumsey Mrs. David, 49 S Geneva

^Rumsey Mrs. H. H., 65 Esty

| RUMSEY JOHN, banker and broker, 9 N Tioga, b. Clinton

00 House

| RUNDELL FORREST P., lawyer, over 61 E State, h. 3^b Linn

5; Rundle Joel, 23 Linn

> Rundle Nicholas, ice dealer, 146 Linn

t. Rundle William H., carpenter, 66 LinnS

RUSSEL WILLIAM C, vice-pres't C. U., president's house,

E side of Campus

Russel William C, Jr., student, b. at Prof. Russel's

Russell John, laborer, 128 Cliff

Russell Thomas, laborer, 55 Cliff

Ryan Edward, coachman, 40 N Aurora



Ryan John, laborer, 19 Fifth

Ryan John, laborer, b. St. John's Hotel

Ryan Lizzie, domestic at Prof. Caldwells,

Ryan Mary, table waiter, Tompkins House

Ryerson Charles, cartman, 38 Utica

Ryerson James C, boatman, 195 N Cayuga

Ryerson Thomas G., cartman, 33 Auburn

Ryerson Susan A., carpet weaver, 195 NCayugari^

SACKETT SOLON P., physician, 19 E Seneca h. same ^Sage Christopher H., laborer, 96 W Green 5"

Sage Clarence, painter, 91 W Buffalo (__.

Sage Henry W., (H. W. S & Co.), h. cor. State and Spring j^SAGE H. W. & Co., (H. W. &.W. H.), lumber dealers over

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13 N Tioga L

Sage James, watchman, 96 W Green ^

Sage W. H. (H. W. Sage & Co.) 123 E SenecaS

Sahuler William, Organ Factory, 118 W Buffalo ^1

Salisbury Maria, 70 S Albany

Saltrjnarsh George W., mason, 26 Linn g_

Sand Otto H., music teacher, 11 E State to

Sandborn Wallace M., miller, 160 N Cayuga|J"

Sanders Helen, 50 S Plain g,

Sanders William C, commercial agent, 96 N Geneva js

Sanford Augustus C, fancy variety, 4 W State, h. 9 S Plain l

Sanford Charles J., painter, 35 W Clinton

Sanford James A., clerk, 27 S Geneva ".

SANFORD LUTHER J., groceries, 12 S Aurora, h. 27 SF"

Geneva

Sanford Mary A., physician & surgeon, 27 N Aurora

Sauer George H., clerk, 23 E State

SAUNDERS AUSTIN P., shoemaker, over 6^ S Cayuga,h. same

Sausman Peter, Cook's Hotel

Savage Dennis, tinner, 24 Third

Deafer in Marble and Tile Floors.


Savage Orrin J., tinner, 29 S Albany

Savercoll Andrew, laborer, 17 Falls

Savercoll Charles N., paper maker, 28 Railroad Avenue

SAWYER & GLENZER (S. D. S.; J. J. G.), general mer-

^ chandise, 202 & 204 W State

3 SAWYER, GLENZER & GARDNER (S. D. Sawyer, J. J.

| Glenzer, C. Gardner), boat yard, W Inlet

^ Sawyer Samuel D., (Sawyer & Glenzer,) 78 W Seneca

sT Saxton Edward, printer, b. 88 E State

" Saxton Gilbert, miller, rear E end of Mill Stto

^ Saxton James M., salesman, b. Ithaca Hotel

^ SaxtonW. G., cigar maker, 88 E State, second floor

8 Sayers Sarah L., 53 Linn

4S Scanlon James, 97 W Clinton

^ Scanlon Robert, carpenter, 97 W Clinton

5^Schaeffer Charles A., prof. C. U., 103 E Seneca

Schallberg Charles, cabinet maker, Chestnut, 3d N of Elm

: SCHALLOWITZ CARL, lager beer,"

SummerGarden,"

rS 18 S Tioga, h. same

K Schallowitz Theresa, 18 S Tioga

^ SCHENCK GEORGE, sign, ornamental, and carriage paint-

S ing, 4 and 6 W Green, h. 178 N Cayuga

s. Schermerhorn Madison, shoemaker, 125 E Buffalo

f Scherrer Franck, cabinet maker, 88^ W Mill

fi_5 Scherrer Franck, Jr., cabinet maker, 88J^ W Mill

s Scherrer John, cabinet maker. 88^ W Mill

Schmauss Joseph, clerk, 132 W Seneca

" Schmidt August, glass blower, 18 Second

K Schoonmaker Effie, tailoress, 26 S Aurora

^ Schoonmaker Mrs. H. F., 58 Hudson

^H Schroeder Peter, carpenter, n. organ factory

g Schryver Abram, boatman, 18 Auburn

^ Schryver Adelbert, blacksmith, 82 W Green

Schryver Charles H., baker, 13 First

Schryver Fremont, machinist, 18 Auburn

Schryver Sidney, watchman, 16 Utica

Schu Kate, 28 S Plain



Schuester Louis, 44 N AlbanySchutt Charles W., carpenter, 41 Huestis

Schuyler Charles W., boat builder, 12 Washington

SCHUYLER GEORGE W., insurance agent, 76 E State,

h. 103 E Seneca

Schuyler Henry T. B., 7 1 N Aurora

Schuyler J. V. R., b. 51 N Tioga ^Schuyler Rebecca, 17 E Buffalo *

SCHWARTZ ROBERT,"

City BottlingWorks,"

basement

11 E State, h. 19 Fayette

Scofield Sarah F., 78 W Seneca ^Scott Charles A., (C. A. S. &. CO.), 74 N Tioga i

SCOTT C. A. & CO. (C. A. & W. L.), groceries andpro-

^visions, 82 E State

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Scott Charles W., salesman, 42 Pleasant ^Scott Daniel W., rag packer, 2 S Geneva â

Scott James, clerk, 42 Pleasant ^Scott James L., salesman, 42 Pleasant

Scott Lewis, saloon, 10 S Aurora, h. 155 Hudson

Scott Lewis J., salesman, 42 Pleasant o

Scott Phoebe, 71 N Geneva

Scott Royal M., blacksmith, 86 N Plain ^SCOTT WILLIAM, meat market and groceries, 70 W Mill,

h. same. &>

Scout Alfred, laborer, b. 109 W Seneca^

Scribner Gertrude, b. Sage College^*

SCRIBNER ROGERS B., druggist, 13 N Tioga, b. 65 E gBuffalo 3

Scudder Newton P., prof. C. U., Cascadilla Cottage l_

Seaman Abram, plane manufacturer, 87 N Albany, h. 88 N

Geneva

Seaman Ann, 7 Farm

Seaman Charles Ev farmer and milk dealer, 168 Humbold t

Seaman Charles S. (D. J. & Co.), 7 N Geneva

Seaman Daniel J. (D. J. & C. S.), 59 W Buffalo

SEAMAN D. J. & SON, (D. J. & C. S.), livery, 14 W State

Seaman D. W., salesman, n E State


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Seaman Mrs. Henry, 92 EddySeaman James, carpenter, 13 Utica

Seaman Lot B., speculator, 130 W Buffalo

Seaman William, boat builder, 80 W Green

^ Seaman William M., tanner, 67 Esty

| SEAMON ELIZABETH J., prop'r."

TiogaHouse,"

Seneca

g c. Tioga

Seamon James E., clerk, 134 N Cayuga

^SEAMON JAMES F., blacksmith, 25 S Cayuga, h. Tioga

-3 Housea.

|_g Seamon John, shoemaker, 19 Prospect

Seamon Louisa, 10 DeySeamon Pasco H., gardener, 19. Prospect

|T Searles Delia, domestic, 3 W Clinton

p Searles Ezra, hostler, 47 N Albany

^ Sears Caroline, 76 Linn

g Sears John, b. 76 Linn

^. Seddon Thomas, machinist, 83 W Green

^ Seely John M., watchman, 7 S Plain

^ Seely Lewis C, J^rakeman, 112 W Buffalo

co Seely Orlando, R R engineer, 124 W Seneca

,3 Seely Thaddeus W., conductor, 65 W State

^ Selby Susan, washerwoman, 35 S Plain

g Selkreg John H. (Ithaca Journal Association), 76 E Buffalo

Selover Clark G. (Livingston & S.), 50 S AlbanySelover Jane, 50 S Albany

^1 Selover Philip, cigar maker, 49 S Geneva

s Service Alexandrina, b. Mrs. J. W. Williams', C. U. Campus

Severn Nelson, 59 W Buffalo

^* S'exton Loren P., laborer, 40 Linn

S Shackford Charles C, prof. C. U., h. Campus, W side ofAve.

Shade Chauncey D., laborer, 24 Wheat

"S Shanahan James^ laborer, 90 N Geneva

^ Shanahan Margaret, 90 N Geneva

Shannon Mrs. Bridget, b. 47 Cliff

Shannon Patrick, foreman G. I. & S, coal yard, h. 16 N

Meadow


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Shannoa Susie, domestic^ 27 W State

Shannon Thomas, laborer, 52 Washington

Shannon Thomas D., switchman, 147 W Buffalo

SHARP CHARLES M., dentist, over 76 E State, b. 44 N

Plain

Sharp ennis B., general agent, 44 N Plain

Sharp Matthew, carriage trimmer, ^3 W State

Shaw Addie L., domestic, Clinton House

Shaw Maj. Anning O., janitor, 41 Prospecta"

Shaw Catharine, 42 Fourth <*>

Shaw Charles R., boiler maker, 80 Mechanicg

Shaw Charles S., porter, 42 Fourth "*

Shaw Eugene M., machinist, 32 Utica ~3

Shaw Frederick, book binder, 55 S Cayuga

Shaw Hannah, 132 N Cayuga

Shaw John G., building mover, 142 E Buffalo

Shaw Joshua, gardener, 55 S Cayuga

Shaw Julia M.,. saleslady-patterns, 41 Prospect ^Shaw Mrs. L., b. 145 N Tioga ba

shaw Margaret, 38 Utica

Shaw Rosalia, student, 55 S Cayuga

Shaw Theodore B., painter, b. at J. AJarvis'

">

Siiaw Thomas E., eartnian, 38 Utica &

Shea Matthew, laborer, b. 48 Wheat_*_T

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Shea Patrick, laborer, 39 Wheat

Sheehey Maggie, domestic, 2 E Mill*

Sheffer Charles E., sup't car shops, 56 N Plain

Shehan Thomas, gardener, 2.1 Williams

Shelansky Joseph, pedler, 40 Wheat

SHELDON & BLIVEN (J. Sheldon, C. M. Bliven), livery, g.

23 S Tioga

Sheldon Charles, hostler, Ithaca Hotel

Sheldon Jones P. (S. & Bliven), 44 S Geneva

Shepard Eugene F., clerk, 52 Lake Ave.

Shepard Fred., boatman, 52 Lake Ave.

Shepard Harriet, 79 E Seneca

Shepard Mrs. Mary, 79 E Seneca

Dealer inSlaters'

Materials.


SHEPARD MOSES, groceries, 8 W State, h. 52 Lake Ave.

Shepard Ralph, court crier, 65 E Buffalo

Shepard Capt.William, Cayuga Lake Steamers, 83 N Geneva

Shepherd Charles E., clerk, 17 First

Shepherd Charlotte, 61 W Buffalo

SHEPHERD & DOYLE (F. C. Shepherd, M. L. Doyle),ladies'

and gent's furnishing goods, 3 N TiogaCO

."= Shepherd Ezra H., engineer, 17 First

"I Shepherd Fremont C. (S. & Doyle), 61 W Buffalo

K) Shepherd Maria, 90 Hudson

.. Shepherd Mrs. Mary, b. 141 N Tioga

-< Shepherd William A., salesman, 7 W Clinton^_-

" Sherer Jeannie, 60 S Geneva_^

>, Sheridan Maggie, domestic, Ithaca Hotel

<^Sheridan Page, cooper, 12 W Clinton

^SHERIFF'S OFFICE (W. J. Smith, Sheriff), County Clerk's

-% Building, 8 N Tioga, 2d floor front

^Sherman Alexander (A. Sherman & Son), Ithaca Hotel

S SHERMAN A. & SON (A. & F. C), prop'rs Ithaca Hotel,r-^ State c. Aurora

Sherman George W., carpenter, 69 Eddy

Sherman Isabel, teacher, b. 93 E Seneca

1j SHERWOOD CHARLES R., shirt manufacturing, 65 E^

State, h. 5 First

a* Sherwood Cora A., domestic, 28 Utica

T Sherwood Frank, 20 Fifth

Sherwood Fred., organ factory, b. 102 W Seneca

^ Sherwood Moses, laborer, h. W bank Inlet

Sherwood Samuel P., clerk, 1 2 Lake Ave.

Sholer Carrie, domestic, 8 & 10 N Aurora

K Sholer Mrs. Dora, 129 Humboldt

Sholer Henry, engineer, b. 129 Humboldt

Shores Samuel, farmer, 95 N Geneva

Short Charles, glass cutter, 19 Third

Shuler John, glass blower, 52 First

Shurger Edgar, laborer, 92 N Albany

Shultz Marcus, cigar maker, 8 Third



Sigler Frank J., grocer, 34 Madison

Sigler James L., engineer, 34 Madison

Sigler John C, painter, 20 Madison

Sigler Maria, 17 First

Sigler Willie I., grocer, 34 Madison

Silke Bridget, 42 N Albany hqSilke Cornelius, gasman, 9 Esty ^

Simmons Clara, music teacher, 17 Varick

Simons Lydia, 86 W Green *

Simmons Patrick, grocer, 106 W Mill t

Simpson Decatur, laborer, b. 21 Cliff a*

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Simpson Edwin, farmer, 52 Pleasant <a_

Simpson Elizabeth, 59 Prospect

Simpson George F., farmer, 52 Pleasant

Simpson Horace H., car inspector, 108 W State

Sincepaugh Alvin, b. 105 E State

Sincepaugh DeWitt, teamster, b. 105 E State

Sincepaugh George, stage, 103 E State

Sincepaugh James, cartman, 141 N Tioga a

Sincepaugh John, stage, 53 N Tioga

Sincepaugh Jonah, cartman, 105 E State *

Sincepaugh William, teamster, 105 E State ^JSinclair Thomas, b. 3 1 R R Ave. .

Sisson Edward, laborer, 61 Cliff &_,

Sisson P. F., (Ithaca Organ Co.), 61 S Albany

Skelley Ann, domestic, (W. Andrus), Prospect Hill, n. Aurora>

Skelley Mrs. John, saloon, 78 S Cayuga j?

Skidmore Mrs. Electa, 70 S Albany jSkinner John W., carpenter, 23^ Monroe

Slate Lydia, domestic, 93 N CayugaS5

Slattery Dennis, saloon and grocery, 30 and h. 32 S Meadow ".

Slocum Charles H., salesman, 57 Pleasant ^

Slocum Frank, painter, 176 N Cayuga

Sloughter Henry, shoemaker, 93 W Green

Sloughter John, coachman, 57 W Mill

Sloughter John, laborer, 74 W Clinton

Crosswalks and Cutter Stones.


SMALL & GENUNG, (G. S. & R. B. G.), lumber, a-i S

Tioga, office Green c. Tioga

Small George, (S. & Genung)* 43 S Geneva

Smiley George M., postal clerk, 49 W Seneca

Smiley Mary A., cook, 122 W State

Smiley Thomas, mason, 72 Madison

S Smith Albert E., boatman, 38 Hancock

"| SMITH ALEXANDER, livery, 19 S Cayuga, h, 13 W Buffalo

fS? SMITH ALEXANDER, JR., dying and laundry, 10 S Cay

uga, b. Tioga House

^ Smith Amanda, teacher, b. 3 Linn_p

" Smith Ann C, washerwoman, 70 S Cayuga

f^ Smith Ann M., 31 N Geneva

Smith Betsey, 27 Third

SMITH BROTHERS (J. G. & C. A.), general cartmen, 17^

"S W Mill

^ SMITH BROTHERS (S. & W. H.), lawyers, cor. State &

sS Aurora, 2d floor, entrance on Auroraa

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~gSmith Charles, carpenter, 93 S Aurora

S Smith Charles A. (Smith Bro's), 1,9 W Mill

^f Smith Charles R. farmer, 1 10 Hector

I SMITH CLARENCE L., lawyer and justice of the peace,

1 5 N Tioga, 2d'floor, h. 8 W Clinton

^ Smith Eli H., cartman, 115 E State

Smith Eliza, 27 S Cayuga

^Smith Elizabeth P., 6t Farm

Smith Ellen, washerwoman, 6 Wheat

*i Smith Frank, hostler, 17 Sears.

Is Smith Mrs. Frank, over 12 S Aurora

. Smith Frederick, clerk, 13 W Buffak.

S^Smith George, bookkeeper, 19 W Mill

Smith George H., laborer, 70 S Cayga

Smith George H., quarry, 169 E State

Smith George Sears, hostler, 80 Mechanic

Smith George W., laborer, 57 W Mill

Smith Harlan, engineer, 56 Hudson

SMITH HARRISON,"horses,"

at Lennon's, h. 17 Sears



Smith Mrs. Hannah, 139 W Seneca

Smith Hanson C, telegraph operator, 56 Hudson

Smith Henry, laborer, b. 156 W Seneca

Smith Henry, teamster, 14 R R Ave.

Smith Mrs. H. G., 62 E Mill

Smith Horace E., 79 N AlbanySMITH HORACE I., druggist, 6 E State, h. 30 S Albany ^Smith Ichabod, bottling, 2 Madison ^Smith Isaac P., student, 22 E Mill

Smith James, railroadman, 25 Huestis q.

Smith James M., painter, over 22 E State

Smith James N., painter, n E State *

Smith Jeremy, 36 Linnc_

Smith John, laborer, 123 W Green .

Smith John B., teamster, 199 N Tioga g.

Smith John G., (Smith Bro's), 17 W Mill a

Smith John R., stenographer, 31 N Geneva Jt,Smith Kate, domestic, 75 E Buffalo o

Smith Laura J., domestic, 26 E Buffalo S3

Smith Lilly, 19 W Mill

Smith Louise, domestfc, 116 E Seneca^

Smith Lucius, brakeman, b. St. John's hotel

Smith Maria, teacher, b. 138 Cascadilla Place"^

Smith Mary, 90 Hancock^

Smith Mary E., 27 Hudson ^

Smith Matilda, cook, 1 1 2 W Seneca ,

Smith Milton H., b. 62 E Mill "

SMITH MILTON M., planing mill, 26 E Green, b. 56-"*

Hudson ^jSmith Nathan, farmer, b. 74 Humboldt

Smith Samuel, laborer, 1.10 W Green *

Smith Sarah E., Tioga House ?

Smith Simeon, (Smith Bro's), 38 Linn

Smith Thaddeus, laborer, b. 108 W Green

Smith W. Hazlitt, (Smith Bro's), b. 36 Linn

Smith William H., engineer, 50 Hancock

SMITH WILLIAM J., sheriff, office county clerk's building,h. county jail



SMITH WILLIAM M., grain dealer and coal, 15 andh. 91

N Aurora

Smith William C, shoemaker, 27 Hudson

SNAITH JOHN, builder and contractor, 25 S Aurora, h. 40

Huestis

Sneden Moses B., constable, 133 Elm

Snow Phebe E., 82 Linn

. Snyder Eugene W., machinist, 93 Utica

J Snyder Irving W. (Tillotson & S.), 11 E State

g Snyder Lewis, boatman, b. r. 142 W Green

^ Snyder Milton R., meat market, 60 and h. 64 W Seneca

Snyder Sarah, 68 Madison

'<; Snyder William S., teamster, 43 S Geneva

e Sommers Fred S., student, 8 N Geneva

E-i Sommers Henry C, student, 8 N Geneva

Southard Amelia & Aurelia, 148 N Tioga

^SPAHN HENRY, lager beer, cor. State and Aurora

-a Spaulding Betsey, 32 First

Spaulding C. A., tailoress, 6 Linn

a. Spaulding Edgar L., blacksmith, 146 Elm

fS Spaulding Orlando, carpenter, 10 Dey0 Spear Phebe, 79 W Seneca

4f Spear Richard, 18 W State

-S Spence Adelbert, cigar maker, 20 Linn

Spence John, cigar maker, 132 N Cayuga

^Spence William, teamster, 20 Linn

^ Spencer Carrie, b. 94 E Buffalo

| Spencer Mrs. D. D., b. 98 E Buffalo

?>. Spencer James C. A., miller, 94 N Aurora

^K Spencer Kate M., select school, 98 E Buffalo

Spencer Mrs. Nellie, P. O. clerk, b. 3 Linn

Spencer Mrs. Sarah, 98 E Buffal

SPENCER SPENCE, books, stationery, &c, 7 N Tioga, h.

39 Hudson

Sprague Henry R., machinist, 84 W Mill

Sprague Mrs. J. B., Albany c. Titus Avenue

Shirley John, organ works, 90 S Aurora



Shirley Joseph, mason, 90 S Aurora

Shirley Mary, 56 Hudson

Shirley Palmer, painter, 8 Second

Squires Jerome B., clerk, 50 UniversityStack James, moulder, 99 W Buffalo

Stack Katie, b. 60 E Buffalo k^Stack Maggie, domestic, 104 E Buffalo %

Staley John H., constable, 104 Humboldt

Staley Robert H., boatman, b. Lehigh Valley House **

STAMP ABIAL B., prop'r Tompkins House ?

Stanford O. R., sign and board advertisements, r. 41 E State, &,

h. 103 N Aurora <a

STANION JAMES H., carriage and wagon maker, 18 S

Aurora, h. 287 E State

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

5 E Seneca"*

Stanley Starr, shoemaker, 55 S Cayuga ^Stanton John, printer, 9 E Seneca s*

Starks Russel H., carriage trimmer, 121 W State gStarr George B., well driver, Halsey 's Dam n. Giles ^

Starr Betsey, 43 Prospect a

Stebbins Alfred, prof. C. U., 46 Farm t^.

Stebbins Jane M., domestic, 106 N Aurora

Steele Mrs. Rachel, b. 33 Hector

Steele William M., farmer, 173 Elm^

Steenburgh Theodore, carpenter, 21 Columbia ^3

Stephens Abram, boat caulker, 74 Tompkins .

Stephens Byron D., upholsterer, 15 Second

Stephens Catharine, 140 W Green

Stephens Clarence, clerk, 100 N Cayuga ^

STEPHENS CLEMENT T., "agriculturalwarehouse,"|

10 & 12 W State, h. 146 Hudson L

Stephens Fred, hostler, 82 N Albany

Stephens Frederick W., laborer, 92 W Green

Stephens George, clerk, b. 6 N Corn

Stephens Harriet G., 92 W Green

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STEPHENS JESSE W., groceries, meat market and dry

goods, 78 Cascadilla ; and flour and feed, 100 N Cay

uga, h. 78 Cascadilla

Stephens Mrs. John L., groceries, 4 and h. 6 N Corn

% Stephens Mary, 13 N Corn

S Stephens Mary J., dressmaker, 24 E State, 3d floor

gt STEPHENS PHILIP, meat market, 8 E State, h. 146 Hud-^

son

8 Stephens Sarah M., tailoress, 92 N Albany

3 STEPHENS THOMAS J., marble works, n S Tioga, h.

f? 97 W Seneca

Stephens Mrs. William G., 92 Hudson

Stevens Mrs. A. E., 289 E State

Stevens Charles, laborer, W bank Inlet

r Stevens Egbert, laborer, W bank Inlet

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Stevens Lewis, laborer, W bank Inlet

s STEVENSON WILLIAM, sup't G. I. & S. R. R., Clinton

a House

i; STEWART DAVID B., grocer, 7 E State, h. 13 Hudson

b- Stewart Enoch, carpenter, 17 R R Ave.

ooSTEWART HENRY, artificial stone, sewer pipe and chim-

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neys, 114 E Buffalo

Stewart Henry B., 81 W Green

STEWART JACOB M., R R dispatcher, 92 W Seneca

Stewart James, carpenter, 114 W Seneca

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3 STEWART OL1.N L., Ithaca Bottling Works, 90 E State

| Stillwell Ira N. (S. & King), 241 N Tioga

| STILLWELL & KING (I. N. S. & D. W. K.), groceries,-

229 N Aurora

St. John's Hotel, T. Carty, prop'r, 173 W State

ST. JOHN THOMAS P., insurance agent, 17 E State, h. 37

N Tioga

^ STODDARD EDWARD, insurance, over 12 S Aurora, h.

51 N Tioga

STODDARD SAMUEL, leather and findings, 91 E State,h. 36 Prospect

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Stone Hattie A., 74 N Tioga

Storms John B., marble cutter, b. 52 Yates

Storms William H., clerk, b. 45 N Tioga

Storms William J., bookkeeper, 45 N Tioga

Stout George W., piano and organ tuner, 10 E Green .

Stout Henry, upholsterer, 36 Madison g_

Stowell Calvin D., (J. C. Stowell & Son), 39 N Aurora

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

Stowell J. C. & Son (J. C. & C. D.), wholesale grocers and ,_,

produce, 17, 19 and 21 W State [Strauss Frank, cabinet finisher, 75 N Plain

STRAUSSMAN BROS. (H. M. & P. A.), clothiers and mer-

chant tailors, 48 E State ~

Straussman Henry M. (Straussman Bros.), 72 N Tioga ^Straussman Pincus A. (Straussman Bros.), b Clinton House

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Streeter Lucretia, domestic, 26 W Seneca o

Stringer George, pattern maker, 44 Marshall

Stringer Mary, shirt maker, 100 E State

Struble Daniel, 50 S Geneva 0^

STRYKER M. W., pastor Presbyterian Church, 81 E Buffalo gjStubbs William, autophone works, 31 Cascadilla Ave

SUGERMAN BROS., (L. tE. & M.), clothiers and gents

furnishing, 61 & 63 E State ^1

Sugerman Emanuel, (S. Bros), 9 E Seneca

Sugerman Levi, (S. Bros.), 9 E Seneca go

Sullivan Charles W., organ factory, 85 Cascadilla^

Sullivan Daniel, laborer, 66 N Albany ^Sullivan Daniel, laborer, 78 W Clinton |f

Sullivan Edward, laborer, 34 Hazen 3Sullivan Ellen, domestic, 13 Hudson

Sullivan James, laborer, S end and n. opp. Hudson

Sullivan Michael, laborer, b. 5 1 Wheat

Sullivan Patrick, organ works, 66 N Albany f

SULLIVAN WILLIAM, Chief of Police, 20 Fayette

Sutter Mary L., tailoress, over 38 E State

Suzey Sylvester T., night watch Ithaca Hotel, h. over 82 E

State

Paving *sb Curbstones at lowest rates.

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Suzey Mrs S. T., hair work, over 82 E State

Swan Eleanor, Albany c. Titus Ave

Swansbrough Charles, hostler, 97 Hudson

Swansbrough Edward, laborer, 61 Columbia

Swansbrough George, laborer, 61 Columbia

Swansbrough Mary A., 61 Columbia

Swartout John C, agent, 51 Hazen

ojSwartout Mrs. Mary A., 28 N Corn

^Swartout Nathaniel, farmer, 137 N Aurora

^ Swartwood Alonzo, carpenter, 94 W Mill

Swartwood Theodore, planing mill, b. 94 W Mill"

SWEAZEY CHARLES H., boatyard, E of Inlet, n. D. L.

4 & W. depot, h. 16 Pleasant

.4; Sweeney Joseph, potter, 70 Lake Ave

Sweeney Joseph jr., glass works, 70 Lake Ave

^ Sweet Frank B., slater, 196 N Tioga

j| Sydney Edwin, shoemaker, 92 N Aurora

f^ Sykes John H., wagon maker, 56 Varick

Taber Mrs. Benjamin, 59 W State

TABER BENJAMIN F., boatyard, 231 W Seneca, h. 63 W

Seneca

1-5 Taber Benjamin F. jr., student, 63 W Seneca

-* Taber Charles L., boat builder, 32 N Corn

Taber Emma, 10 Yates

Taber Henry, boatbuilder, 15 W Buffalo

** Taber Jasper, b. 34 Humboldt

| Taber John P., produce, 48 N Plain

fe] Taber Lucinda P., dressmaker, 15 W Buffalo

Taber William C, b. 34 Humboldt

Taber William C, clerk, 48 N Plain

Tailby Edward, milkman, University Farm, h. University St.n. Triphammer Falls

Tailby Ella, domestic, 41 W Seneca

Tailby George W., farmer, University farm, b. at Edward'sTappenden Edward, clerk, 34 Lake Ave


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TAPPENDEN GEORGE A., shoemaker, over 61 E State,

h. 34 Lake Ave

Tarbell Carlton B., student, 10 N Geneva

Tarbell Doctor, ass't County Clerk, 10 N Geneva

Tarpy Mary, domestic, Cliff Park

Taylor Anson R., photographer, 68 Madison

Taylor Edward J., cigar maker, 93 N Geneva ^Taylor Elias, b. 119 N Aurora

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Taylor George H., 119 N Aurora a

Taylor George W., planing mill, 93 N Geneva <j

TAYLOR JAMES B., grocer, 24 N Aurora, h. 68 N Cayuga S

Taylor Mrs. K., sewing machine agent, Room 15 & 16 Bates 9?Block

*"

Taylor Martin A., bookkeeper, 93 N Geneva

Taylor Reuben, painter, b. 212 W State c3

Taylor Simeon, engineer, 63 W Mill J*

Taylor William D., shoemaker, 92 N Geneva 0

Taylor William H., hostler, 22 Fayette S3

Teahan Maggie, domestic, 152 E Seneca

Teahen Mary, domestic, 50 Prospect .

Teed Andrew J., 14 Pleasanta3

Teed Jerome B., harness maker, 13 VarickS"

Teed John H., carriage painter, 14 Pleasant &

Teeter Mrs. Adelaide, b. 225 Cliff ^

Teeter Eliza, 13 Sears a_

Teeter Ellery E., moulder, 1 1 7 N Cayuga -

Teeter Emma, dressmaker, 68 W Seneca-**

TELEPHONE EXCHANGE, W. A. Anthony, manager, (3over 7 N Tioga a

Tero Lucy, domestic, Sage College

Terrill Albert A., tinsmith, b. 21 Columbia

Terrill Lucinda, 38 Esty

Terrill Maggie L., domestic, Clinton House

Terrill Sarah, domestic, County Jail

Terry Ebenezer, 69 N Geneva

TERRY FENNIMORE C, gfbceries, 20 E State, b. 18 W

Buffalo


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Terry Henry, laborer, r. 72 S Cayuga

Terry John B., carpenter and builder, Clinton House, h. 140

N Cayuga

Terry Mary E., 27 E. Buffalo

Terry Octavia, 18 W Buffalo

Terry Walter J., clerk, 27 E Buffalo

" Terwillager Amzi, teamster, 148 W Seneca

"g Terwillager Eber, car repairer, 57 Elm

K} Terwillager George, laborer, 62 Linn

Terwillager Harrison, blacksmith, 71 Humboldt

.< Terwilliger John, teamster, 62 Linn

" Tew Fred., blacksmith, 140 Linn

ti Thatcher Ebenezer, painter, iog N Cayuga

_Thatcher Fred. F. (Foote & T.), b. 6 Linn

^Thatcher Haines, dental student, b. 6 Linn

% Thatcher Ralph E., clerk, 32 E State

^ Thelen John E., clerk, cabinet maker, 30 Esty

| THOMAS ABNER H., florist, 37^ E State,.h. 64 S Aurora

Kg Thomas Albert, finisher, 10 R. R. Ave

^ Thomas Charles, laborer, 60 Brindley

^f Thomas George W., cabinet maker, 88 W Mill

* Thomas James, .carpenter, 40 Hancock

J THOMAS REV. JOHN, pastor Zion M. E. Church, 10

^ Wheat.

^ Thomas Ludwig, musician, b. Cayuga House

^Thomas Margaret, domestic, 39 N Tioga

1 Thomas Mary, domestic, 22 S Geneva

^Thomas Mary, 28 Utica

g Thomas Rose, domestic, 28 N Aurora

5 Thomas Seth A., Aurora Hotel, 25 N Aurora

k Thomas Walter, cigar aiaker, 42 W Mill

Thompson Miss A., teacher, 59 S Aurora

Thompson DeLasy, restaurant, 80 N Albany, h/same

Thompson Elizabeth, 16 N Geneva

Thompson Eugene, tanner, 84 Humboldt

Thompson George, harness maker, 19 N Aurora, h. 54 N

Aurora



Thompson Hattie W., teacher, b. 16 N Geneva

Thompson Henry, laborer, W bank Inlet

Thompson Maria, domestic, 39 W State

Thompson Oresmus, 121 Humboldt

Thompson Phebe A., 78 N AlbanyThompson Priscilla, 18 N Geneva KqThompson Samuel, 80 N Albany ^

Thompson Sarel, b. 121 Humboldt

THOMPSON SEWELL D., prop'r Clinton House, h. 16 N<

Geneva ft*

Thompson Sewell D. jr., clerk, Clinton House |^Thompson Thad. S., 56 N Geneva

.

Thompson Walter Q., clerk, Clinton House

TIBBETTS FRANK E., lawyer, over 5 N Tioga, h. 91 W ^State .

Tibbetts Capt. Warren, 48 W State ~

Tichenor Edwin C, lawyer, in N Cayuga ^Tichenor Edwin S., cabinet maker, 122 E Seneca g*

TICHENOR JAMES H., lawyer, Masonic Block, h. in aN Cayuga

Tichenor Sarah L., in N. Cayuga a

Tichenor Zenas, 87 E Seneca

Tillotson Henry B. (T. & Snyder), 92 E Buffalo ^Tillotson Jane A., 36 S Cayuga

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TILLOTSON & SNYDER (H. B. Tillotson & I. W. Sny- &>

der), groceries and bakery, 34 N. Aurora ka

Tilton Edward, 22 Lake Ave

Tilton Kate, 129 N Cayuga j|,Timbs Sarah, domestic, Ithaca Hotel 3

Tincknell Robert, 16 S Aurora

Tisdel Bethuel, clock maker, 2 Yates

Tisdel Mary S., dressmaker, b. 114 W State

Tisdel Samuel R., electrician, 86 Linn

TITUS CHARLES M., 53 W State

Tobie Francis A., traveling agent, 14 Fifth

Todd Le Roy, clerk, 91 W State

TOLLES CHAUNCEY C, photographer, 112 E State, h.same


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Tompkins Alonzo, brakeman, 154 W Seneca

Tompkins Bradford R., teamster, 40 S Cayuga

Tompkins Elmer E., farmer, 40 S Cayuga

TOMPKINS HOUSE, A. B. Stamp, prop'r, c. Aurora and

Seneca

Tompkins John M., farmer, 76 Hector

Tompkins Joseph A., clerk, 76 Hector

^Tompkins Myron N., lawyer, 40 S Cayuga

2 Tompkins William, shoemaker, 56 Linn

Tompkins William H., painter, 192 S Aurora"

Tompkins William P., wood worker, 56 Hudson

^ Tompson John F., organ finisher, 18 Centre

STompson Rachael A.,

"

TheHome,"

Mechanic c. Aurora

5 Torrey Elijah B., book-keeper, 73 Linn

Torrey Kate C, agent "Boyd'sBatteries,"

26 S Aurora

g T0TTEN WILLIAM J., justice of the peace, 16 Utica

"g Tourtellot Charles, clerk, 135 E Buffalo

Et| TOUSEY THOMAS, pastor Aurora St. M. E. church, h. 70

>. N Aurora

*g Townley Henry, cigar maker, 11 Sears

.S Townley Kitty and Lena, 140 N Cayuga

g Townley Luther H., laborer, 51 Hazen

Trapp John, carriage and wagon maker, 7 S Corn, h. 41 E

=_ Mill

Jj> Trapp Luman, wagon maker, 41 E Mill

Travis Dudley W., patent rights, 86 W Buffalo

g Tree Edward, paper maker, 225 N Aurora

** Tree Edward, jr., 235 N Aurora

g Tree Frank, bookbinder, 22s N Aurora.6

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k) Tree J. Wesley, printer, 96 E State

TREE J. WILL, bookbinder and blank bookmanuf'r, rooms

4 and 5 TitusBlock,'

13 W State,- h. 21 Farm

Tree Thomas, paper maker, b. 225 N Aurora

TREMAN BROS., gas and water, 1 1 S Cayuga

Treman Mrs. E. M., 58 Pleasant

Treman Elias (T., King & Co.; T.,Waterman & Co.), 24 W

Buffalo



TREMAN, KING & CO. (L., L. L. & E, Treman and L.

R. King), hardware, i and 3 E. State

Treman Lafayette L. (T., King &Co.; T., Waterman & Co.),28 N Geneva

Treman Leonard (T., King & Co.; T.,Waterman &Co.), 16

S Geneva k*.*_

Treman Mary, 37 S Geneva|

Treman Robert H., clerk, 24 W Buffalo S.

TREMAN,WATERMAN & CO., (L., L. L., & E. Treman ~

and J. S. Waterman), founders and machinists, 13, 15 ^17 S Cayuga ,

Trembly Ella G., compositor, 26 Searsg

Trench Edwin, harness maker, 26 Cascadilla Ave

Trench James, pattern maker, 96 N Tioga 3

Trench John J., planer, 19 Pleasant d

Trench Maria, 31 Railroad Ave "*

Tripler Harry E., civil engineer, Clinton House S

TRIPP DELMER C, physician and surgeon, 12 E Seneca, cr_jb. 65 Elm g_

Tripp Francis W., blacksmith, 212 W State, h. 65 Elm -

Troy Mary, domestic, 33 Huestis J5J

True Charles R., engineer, 83 N Plain

True George, engineer, 26 S Meadow

True Martha, 16 Third ^True Robert N., fireman, 16 Third

"S"

True William, carbuilder, 16 Third&>

Truesdell George, feather renovator, b. Brindley n. Senecak^

Tubarty John, laborer, 146 W Green a

Tubarty Patrick, laborer, b. 146 W Green .

Tucker Albert, cartman, 34 Cascadilla J*

Tucker Francis D., greenhouse, 178 E Statekj

Tucker May, domestic, 85 N Geneva

Tuomey Maggie, domestic, Clinton House

Tuomey Timothy, laborer, 30 Fourth

Tupper Horace A., blacksmith, h. Chestnut, S. of Elm

Turner Ebenezer T., "TerraceHill,"

S. end Tioga

Turner Ebenezer T., jr., student, "TerraceHill,"

S. end

Tioga

Dealer inSlaters'

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Turner Samuel B., student, "TerraceHill,"

S. end Tioga

Turrell Adele V., 66 N. Plain

Tuthill John P., (Quick & Tuthill) 68 W Seneca

Tuttle Harriet, 204 W Mill

Is Twist Alpheus, prop'r "Forest CityHouse,"

41 and 43 S

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s: TwisNSalem, clerk, Forest City House

TYLER CHARLES M., pastor Congregational Church,

b. WilliamAndrus'

S Tyler Harry, janitor, 35 W Mill

(^ Tyler John, whitewasher, 9 Wheat

5^Tyler Lavinia, dressmaker, 38 S Plain

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Tyler William, waiter, 38 S Plain

| Tyler Rev. Zachariah, 38 S Plain

^ Tynan Julia, domestic at Prof. Shackford's

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^ Updyke Estella, teacher, 69 N Geneva

fc^ Updyke Riley, carpenter. 30 Madison

Utter Joseph, tanner, 65 E StateC

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C? Vactor Boston, laborer, 6 S Meadow

co Vail Mrs. A. E., boarding house, 75 Hazen

_^Valentine Warren T., moulder, 249 E State

-a Van Akin Carrie, b. 87 N Tioga

Van Alstyne Darwin, glass cutter, 69 Willow Ave

e Van Buskirk Jane, 86 E Seneca

^Van Cleef Mrs. A. M., 63 E Mill

VAN CLEEF CHARLES E., physician, 2d floor 49 E State,

| h. 63 E Mill

> VAN CLEEF MYNDERSE, lawyer, 18 N Tioga, b. 63 E^ Mill

Vandemark Emanuel, fish pedlar, 137 W State

Vanderbilt Sarah, 135 N Cayuga

Vanderboget Nora, 46 N Tioga



Vanderpool Robert A., lawyer, 21 Columbia

Vandevere Adelbert, b. 53 Tompkins

Vandevere Cornelius, paper maker, 55 Tompkins

Van Dine Leroy E., teamster, b. 113 W Mill

Van Dorn Mrs. E. B., 44 Prospect

Van Droof George, carpenter, 148 W Green

Van Droof Ida, domestic, 44 N Plain ^JVAN.DROOF MOSES, prop'r "Centennial

Hotel,"

and fish<g

market, 169 W State, h. same S

Van Droof Thomas, fish dealer, 149 W Green (^.

Van Hoesen Harriet L., 104 W Seneca |Van Horn George, butcher, 60 W Seneca *

Van Houten Abby A., 15 Linn ^Van Houten Charles F., tailor, b. 15 Linn ,

Van Houten George, blacksmith, b. 15 Linn g.

Van Houten Kate, 18 Esty a

Van Houter Aaron, carpenter, c. Seneca and Westport jVAN HOUTER CHAUNCEY H., lumber, 49 S Cayuga,

h. 99 N Tioga s^^*

Van Houter Peter, 62 S Aurora

Van Houter Willard, 114 W Clinton ^

Van Houter William H., boat builder, 116 W Millf^

Van Inwagen David, laborer, 21 Columbia*

Van Inwagen Eugene, hostler, 15 Linn **

Van Inwagen Theron, clerk, 21 Columbia ^9

Van Kirk Enoch, 74 E Seneca a

Van Kirk Eron C, Dep. Postmaster, 49 N Tioga g-

Van Kirk Ira S., farmer, b. 57 N Geneva-*

Van Kleek William H., mason, 36 Hancock tj

Van Marter Julia A., 52 Lake ave

Van Marter Philena, paper mill, b. no Lake

VAN NATTA BROS. & BUCK (J. E. & J. Van Natta, S.

B. Buck), flour and feed, 10 S Cayuga

Van Natta James (Van Natta Bros. & Buck), Forest Home

Van Natta John E., (Van Natta Bros. & Buck), 59 E Mill

Van Ness Henry, cook, 23 E State


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Van Order Abram, boatyard, E. of Inlet, N of D., L. & W.

R. R. depot, h. 24 Third

Van Order & Ashdown, (J. Order and James Ashdown), sa

loon, 97 E State

Van Order Charles G., carpenter, 147 N. Cayuga

Van Order.Cornelius, boiler maker, 196 N Tioga

S Van Order Frank, boat builder, 88 Lake ave

g Van Order Harriet, 219 N Cayuga

f> Van Order Ira, boatman, 235 N Cayuga

,Van Order James, organ dealer, 28 S Meadow

_JSVan Order John, laborer, 149 W State

-& Van Order John, (Van Order & Ashdown), 145 N Aurora

g^ Van Order Linn, boat builder, b. 24 Third

Van Order Varnum, Engineer, 64 Utica

Van Orman Doras E., tailor, 96 N Cayuga

a Van Orman G. Fred., photographer, 96 N Cayuga

K. Van Orman Jerry, laborer, 42 Humboldt

g Van Orman Libbie A., 48 Monroe

Van Orman Robert, clerk, 96 N Cayuga

Van Ostrand John M., dentist, b. 120 N Aurora

r^- Van Rensselaer Cortlandt, student, 9 W Buffalo

g> Van Rensselaer Gratz, land agent, Cornell University, 9 W

. Buffalo

""^ Van Rensselaer John, student, 9 W Buffalo

h Van Slyke William W., foreman Journal job rooms, 84W*

State

H VANT JOHN, cigar manufacturer, 5 N Tioga, h. 53 N

. Tioga

|VANT JOHN, jr., cigars, tobacco, billiards and bowling, 5

. N Tioga, h. 10 E Mill

^ Van Tassel William H., laborer, Westport, n. Cascadilla

VanValkenburgh Adelia B., b. 72 N Tioga

Van Velzer Jamin, teamster, 287 E State

Van Vleck Jay J., teacher, 93 E Seneca

VAN VLEET DE FOREST,lawyer,'

over 41 E State, b.

Tioga House

Van Wagen Aaron E., tinner, 20 Centre


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Van Zoil Ambrose, clerk, 59 First

Varian Lucy, 201 N Cayuga

Vaughn John, railroad engineer, 103 W Buffalo

Vermilyea Mrs. C. E., 75 S Geneva

Vernon Sarah, domestic, 28 N Geneva

Voorhees Alfred, laborer, 315 E State

Vorhis Jotham, farmer, 174 Elm ^Vosburg Ira laborer, 156 W Buffalo

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38 and h. over 46 E State 8

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Wafer John, carpenter, 59 Madison

WAGENER E. A., claim and pension agent, 7 and 8 Li- <>

brary Building, h. 3 W Clinton t^Wagner Carrie, 38 First .

Wagner Mrs. Pheba, 67 Esty.a

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Wagoner Marcus L., wagon maker, 15 Utica a

Wait Lucien A., prof. C. U., h. University campus

Waite Esther A., W bank Inlet s

Wakeman Daniel J., cigar maker, 22 W Clinton ^jWakeman William H., 69 S Aurora |L

Walker Annie E., milliner, 30 E. State o_

Walker Ebenezer M., harness maker, b. 103 N. Tioga ,_

Walker E. Gaylord, harness maker, 9 S Aurora, h. 103 Ng"

Tioga

Walker Rev. John, 7 Esty 3Walker John E., 7 Esty

Walker Jane, washerwoman, r. 65 S Cayuga P

Walker Pheba, domestic, Cayuga House g-.

Walker Robert R., coachman, 15 CentreS"

Walker Stephen A., tinsmith, b. Masonic Block

Wall Patrick, boots and shoes, 12 N Aurora, h. 19 Factory

Wallace James J., harness maker, b. 59 N Aurora

Wallace Joseph, boat builder, 188 W Seneca

Wallace William R., confectioner, 45 E Seneca, h. same

Walley M. G., 'bus driver, Tompkins House



Wandling William, clerk, 92 W Seneca

Wanzer Charles J., carpenter, 103 N Cayuga

WANZER DANIEL H., groceries, 3 N Aurora, h. 117 N

Aurora

Wanzer Edward C, 103 N Cayuga

Ward Albert R., freight agent, G., I. & S. R. R., b. 51

Hector

. Ward Charles, farmer, b. 79 Linn

.Ward John, laborer, 79 Linn

| Ward Margaret, domestic, 81 E Buffalo

H Ward Mary, 16 Thirdv~ Ward Matilda, 47 N Albanyr< Wardwell George H., carpenter, 207 N Cayuga

^ Wardwell William C, 207 N Cayuga

S-i Warner Charles F., clerk, 60 W State

8 Warner Franklin A., (Seth Warner & Co.), 56 W State

.Warner GeorgeW., clerk, 60 W State

p|WARNER PHILIPP, clothing and gentlemen's furnishing,

79 E State, h. 27 Prospect

Warner Seth, (Seth Warner & Co.), 60 W State

| WARNER SETH & CO., (S. & F. A.), dry goods and gro-

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ceries, 60 W State

-|Warren Fred, plumber, 68 N Plain

^ Warren George H., blacksmith, 52 S Cayuga

* Warren James C, farmer, h. N. end Hector, n. Cliff

1 WARREN JOHN B., blacksmith, 2 W Green, h. 52 and 54"

S Cayuga

| WARREN LYMAN E., lawyer, over 22 E State, h. 73 N

>i Cayuga

JK Warren Samuel, blacksmith, 73 S Cayuga

Warren William J., blacksmith, 64 N Plain

Washington Ella, 13 S Plain

WASHINGTON GLASS WORKS, Third, n. steamboat

landing

Washington James H., laborer, 21 Falls

Washington Peter, barber, 200 W State, r. 73 W Green

Waterfield Mrs. F. L., 176 N Aurora



Waterman John S. (Treman W. & Co.), b. Clinton House

Watkins Edmund H., 13 W Seneca

Watkins John L., (W. & Martindale), 46 S Geneva

Watkins John V., wagon maker, 46 S Geneva

WATKINS & MARTINDALE, (J. L.Watkins,W. H. Mar

tindale), manufacturers peddling wagons and carriages, 1^92 S Cayuga *s

Watkins Robert L., 163 N Cayuga |Watson John W., blacksmith, 24 N Corn **

Watson Smith, 101 W State |.

Waters William W., sexton Episcopal church. 37 S Plain &.

Wattles Mrs. Anna E., 78 Humboldt ^WATTLES CARLTON S., wholesale produce and commis

sion, 3 & 5 S Tioga, h. 64 N Albany |Wattles George E., tanner, b. 78 Humboldt a

Way Charles W., printer, b. 12 Pleasant

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3Weaver Ella, domestic, adj. Reservoir, South Hill

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Webb Abiah and Charlotte, 22 Linn

Webley William, 100 N Tioga

Weed Edwin, clerk, h. McClune Terrace

Weed Salina, teacher, 62 N Tioga

WEED THOMAS R., liquor store, 7 S Aurora, b. 55 N J%|Tioga .

Weems Mrs. James W., 94W Green _

Weems John W., mason, 94 W Green

Wegman Henry, supt. Organ factory, 7 1 W State >3

Wegman Will, organ maker, 7 1 W State

Weiss Edward, moulder, 52 Esty

Weiss John, machinist, 79 W Green

Weiss John H., machinist, 79 W Green

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Welch Mrs. Catharine, 126 W Green ._Welch Mrs. Ellen, 104 W Mill

Welch James L., salesman, 35 Hudson

Welch Kate, dressmaker, 28 N Plain

Welch Maggie, domestic, Ithaca Hotel

Welch Mary,- domestic, 37 N Tioga

Welch Mrs. Merab B., 57 N Aurora

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Welch Carlton S., clerk, 57 N Aurora

Welin Helen, paper mill, 20 DeyWells Edgar E., organ factory, 59 Cascadilla

Wells James E., tuner, 8 Pleasant

Wells Phoebe A., laundry, 59 Cascadilla

Welzer J. Bap., glass works, 16 Third

Wesley Ancil C., wheelwright, 139 N. Tioga

_gWesley Charles E., painter, 69 Willow Ave

-.g Wesley Irving, painter, 36 Madison

J WESTERVELT JOHN C, grocer, 17 K State and 58 W

^Seneca, h. 27 N Tioga

fe Weyland John, cabinet maker, 22 Esty

S Whaley Leila, b. 74 E Seneca

pg Whearty James, master shearer, b. 88 Lake

Wheeler Amos, student, 78 Huestis^

Wheeler C. William, gardener, 4 Pleasant

S Wheelock John E., b. 46 Farm

KJ Wheelock Lydia A., 106 N Tioga

^ Whitbeck Henry S., laborer, 102 N Tioga

^$ Whitbeck John, cook, 19 E State

.Whitbeck Rev. John, 102 N Tioga

| WHITE & BURDICK, (C. H. W. & D. W. B.), druggists,16 E State

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

1 White David, (White & Kirkendall), 37 Prospect

White Frank, brakeman, b. 212 W State

S White Guy H., carriage maker, 63 S Geneva

555 White Horatio S., prof. C. U., b. at Prof. Crane'*.

| WHITE & KIRKENDALL, (D. White & J. S. Kirken-

fcj dall), physicians and surgeons, Bates Block, over 20 N.

Aurora

White Mrs. Mary, b. 8 N Meadow

White Mary and Hattie, 55 W Buffalo

White Nelson G., deliveryman, 4 Franklin

White Sarah E., 55 W Buffalo

Whited George, cigar maker, 113 E State

Whited Samuel, organ factory, 156 W Seneca



Whiting Florence A., clerk, 36 N Albany

WHITLOCK ABRAM B., express agent, 62 N Aurora

Whitlock Alonzo, sash and blind, 209 E State

Whitlock Charles E., expressman, 62 N Aurora

Whitlock George M., laborer, 122 W Mill k

Whitlock Hiram, carpenter, 26 N Meadow 2.

Whitlock Peter, carpenter, 227 N Cayuga j*>

Whitlock Ramer, boat builder, 62 First a]

Whitlock William, clerk, 54 N Aurora ko

Whitmore George, 72 N Cayuga .

Whitmore Harriet A., Chestnut, Fourth N. of Elm' '

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Whiton Frederic J., student, 16 S Albanys

Whiton Mrs. George, 35 S Aurora ta

WHITON JOHN L., groceries, confectionery, bakery and ;

insurance, 5 and 7, and h. 9 W State ^

Whiton Kate, artist and flower painting, 35 S Aurora

Whiton Mary, 41 W Green q.

Whiston Ray, engineer, 85 W Buffalo S3

Whiston Sarah B., 85 W Buffalo *

Whitaker Adin R, auctioneer, 153 N Tioga ,ft_

Whittaker Thomas, carpenter, Osmun Place^

Whaley Patrick, laborer, 144 Cliff^

Wick Fred L., 86 N Cayuga ^Wick Jane E., 86 N Cayuga

Wick Martha A., 86 N Cayuga &>

Wick Willie H., 86 N Cayuga ka

Wicks Wayland, laborer, 1 1 7 E State a

Wilcox Fred C>. student, 100 N Cayuga *

Wilcox Fred E., student, 76 W Seneca -"*

Wilcox Isaac, farmer, 123 Hudson(^

Wilcox Jacob, butcher, 60 W Seneca 1

Wilcox John D., gardener, 123 Hudson

Wilcox Newcomb, blacksmith, 84 N Geneva

Wilcox Polly, "TheHome,"

Mechanic, c. Aurora

Wilcox Samufel B., machinist, 123 Hudson

Wilcox Samuel D., student, 26 W Seneca


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WILCOX SAMUEL H., lawyer and deputy internal reve

nue collector, 18 N Tioga, h. 8 N Geneva

Wilcox Sarah, domestic, 35 W Clinton

WilcoiT^Sarah A., tailoress, 100 N Cayuga

I; Wilcox Seth, brickmaker, 76 W Seneca

If WILCOX CAPT. TIMOTHY D., 'Cayuga Lake steamers,

26 W Seneca

^"t Wilcox Wallace J., brickmaker, 76 W Seneca

.-3 Wilder Burt G., prof C. U., 148 E Buffalo

_g> Wildrich Isaac, clerk, b. 68 "Tompkins

JS Wilgus Harry S., tinner, 68 W Buffalo

WILGUS HENRY L, dry goods, 55 E State, h. 68 N Tioga

*a Wilgus John M., 56 N Geneva

< Wilgus Maggie N., 68 W Buffalo

rgWilkin George W., boatbuilder, 92 N Geneva

< Wilkinson Charles, 185 W State

gWilletts Henry, 92 E Buffalo

Willetts Samuel H., 22 E Seneca

^ Willey DeWitt, cartman, over 92 E State

t^ Willey Samantha, dressmaker, over 46 E State

WILLIAMS BARNUM R., bookkeeper, 91 E Buffalo

| WILLIAMS BROS., (Roger B. and George R.), founders,

machinists, and manufacturers agricultural implements,

104 W State

Williams Mrs. Candice, 134 Elm

Williams Daniel S., carriage painter, 6 Washington

Williams David H., comedian, 6g N Cayuga

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Williams Emma, domestic, 231 E State

Williams Emmons L., treas. C. U., 174 Cascadilla Place

5- Williams Frank F., salesman, 79 W State

Williams George, laborer, 66 Humboldt

Williams George R., (Williams Bros.), Fountain Place

"g Williams Harriet N. & Mary E., 13 W Green

^ Williams Henry S., prof. C. U., 32 W Green

WILLIAMS HOWARD C, (Cascadilla Mill), junction Linn

and University, h. Ozmun Place

Williams John, laborer, 60 S Cayuga


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Williams John A. (Kline & W.), 69 N Cayuga

Williams John E., pattern maker, 53 Pleasant

Williams Mrs. Joseph W., University Campus

Williams Josiah B., Cliff Park, W Hill

Williams Levi, farmer, 79 N Cayuga

Williams Mrs. N. T., "TerraceHill,"

S end Tioga

Williams Roger B., (W. Bros.), 57 S Albany ^Williams Samuel G., prof. C. U., b. 37 Factory <^

Williams Sarah, no W Green

Williams Mrs. Sarah E., 20 S Cayuga ~

Williams Stephen T., blacksmith, 97 S Aurora |Williams Timothy D., 13 W Green *>

Williams William W., blacksmith, 43 Linn ^Williams Ziba, carpenter, 2i6"W State

t_iWilliamson John B., brakeman, 112 W Buffalo g.

Williamson Orange H., rake factory, 178 N Aurora a

Williamson Will, laborer, 82^ W Green jtWillson William H., hatter, 77 E State, h. 84 N Cayuga <_

WILLSON WILLIAM H., hats, caps and furs, 77 E State, I:h. 91 N Cayuga 8

Wilmut Albert E., moulder, 75 W Green ^

Wilson Benjamin F., machinist and patent att'y, 41 W Buffalo

Wilson Charles H., painter, b. Barge 'IslandBelle" ^

Wilson Edward F., machinist, 41 W Buffalo &

Wilson Emily, principal Central School, b. 83 E Seneca ^

Wilson Frank, chemist, b. 109 Cascadilla Place a

Wilson Frank G., jeweler, 72 N Tioga ><

Wilson George, engineer, b. 61 E Buffalo^*

Wilson Hiram, cartman, 169 N Cayuga t^Wilson Hudson J., painter and overseer poor, h. 72 N Tioga 5

Wilson John V., house painter, over 36 E State, b. 76 N &

Tioga

Wilson Joseph H., painter, 76 N Tioga

Wilson Thomas, mail agent, 22 E Seneca

WILSON WILLIAM D., registrar C. U., 109 Cascadilla PI.

Winner Albert, glass cutter, 79 W Mill

WINSLOW JOHN, physician, n E State, b. 69 Huestis

Paving @g> Curbstones at lowest rates.


Winters Mary, 30 First

WINTON & GRANT, [(S. H. W. & H. J. G.), wholesale

grocers, 9 & 11 N Cayuga

Winton Henry A., clerk, 22 N Cayuga

Winton Samuel H., (W. & Grant), 22 N Cayuga

Wisner Mott R., engineer, 28 Wheat

Wolahan John, carpenter, 53 W Green

Wolf Edward C, cigar maker, 33 Fayette

WOLF REINHOLD, cigars and tobacco, 25 E State, h. 33

Fayette

Wool Robert Madison, farmer, 10 W Clinton

Woolever Lawson J., carpenter, 135 W State

~ Wood Alvah B., (Gray & W.), h. 152 N Tioga

Wood Caroline B., 47 N Geneva

WoodMrs. Daniel T., 79 W State

0 Wood John, laborer, 72 Tompkins

fc( Wood Joseph, laborer, 72 Tompkins

g Wood Orrin M., carpenter, 42 Pleasant

WOOD PERCY W., associate editor "IthacaJournal,"

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Wood William, cabinet maker, 72 W Mill

S2 Woodbury Louisa, 18 West Seneca

Woodney Benjamin, shoemaker, 79 N Geneva

K} Woodruff Eliza, 81 Cascadilla

g Woodruff Frank, painter, b. 63 N Aurora

BWoodruff GeOrge, printer, over 40 E State

T Woodruff Mrs. H. P., 70 Mechanic

E^ Woodruff John A., tailor, 60 N Tioga

S* Woodruff Joshua, hacks, over 40 E StateS

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Woodruff Mrs. M. J., 9 W Green

Woodruff Mary M., teacher, 81 Cascadilla

Woodruff Oliva, 23 E Mill

WOODRUFF PHILO M., boarding stable, 57 E Seneca, h.

63 N Aurora

Woodruff William H., tailor, 23 E Mill

Woodruff Willis, painter, 23 E Mill


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Woodsin Jasper, coachman, 86 N AlbanyWoodward John, over 8 West State, b. Tompkins House

Woodward Mrs. R. G. B., 95 N Tioga

Worden Chester L., moulder, 52 Wheat

Worden Daniel D., cooper, 65 Pleasant

Worden Ebenezer, laborer, 25 S Plain

Worden Margaret, 25 S Plain t^

Worden Minerva, 103 N Tioga -_

Wortman Jacob R., (Wortman & Son), 43 Prospect

Wortman L. Starr, (Wortman & Son), 96 N Aurora ^WORTMAN & SON, (J. R. & L. S.), meat market, 16 N 1

Aurora GpWortman William T., butcher, 43 Prospect

Wright Elbert C, musician and private boarding, 1 1 E State ^

Wright Flora, 64 W Seneca 3

Wright Frank J., clerk, 24 Tompkins sj,

Wright James, cook, 68 W Clinton0

Wright & Lewis, (Mrs. R. Wright and Mrs. E. Lewis), dress ft

makers, over 3 N Tioga o

Wright Nelson, dyer, over 27 E State, h. 24 Tompkins

Wright Mrs. Rebecca, (Wright & Lewis), b. 16 Hazen 3

Wright Theodore F., clerk, n E State

Wright Wilson S., teamster, 91 Esty &>

Wurzel George, tanner, 115 Humboldt Ka

Wyckoff Eugene, clerk, 136 N Aurora

WYCKOFF WILLIAM O., court reporter and agent "Type ,Writer,"

Titus Block, 13 and 15 W State, h. 25 W %

Green K.

Wynkoop Annie, teacher, 10 W Seneca

Wynkoop Bion, student, 10 W Seneca g-

Wynkoop Ella, 10 W Seneca*

Yoke John, cigar maker, 65 N Aurora

Young Addie, dressmaker, 22 Lake Ave

Young Albert, glove and mitten maker, Dryden Road



Young Francis, 36 W State

Young George E., 108 W Seneca

Young George H., organ factory, b. 112 W Seneca

Young John R., grocer, 16 N Plain

Young Lewis H., wagon maker, 112 W Seneca

Young Mary C, 16 W Clinton

Youngs Charles H., wagon maker, 28 Esty

Youngs Walter C, clerk, b. 108 W Seneca

Yourke Kate, domestic, 61 S Albany

"Js Zinck Philip, bartender, b. 8 N Aurora

J ZINCK THEODORE, saloon, 8 and 10 N Aurora, h. same

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Bristpl G. H., sewing machines, 73 S Albany

Phillips F. W., ticket and insurance, 5 E State

AGENTS.^

Atwood E. S., 72 W Buffalo

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Burritt Abel, real estate, life and fire insurance, 18 N Tioga ^

Grant H. J. & Son, fire and life ins., 14 E State, 2d floor (3

Gray & Wood, insurance, room 4, Bates Block g_Hyde O. P., real estate, over 10 N Tioga ^

Ives C. A., ticket, 3 Clinton Block, N Cayuga ^jLennon J. F., general, 12 S Tioga js.

McElheny T. J., life ins., over 10 N Tioga

Northrup J.,"

Butterick'sPatterns,"

10 S Tioga

Percival R., books, over 27 E State a

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Schuyler Geo. W., insurance, 76 E State

St. John T. P., insurance, room 7 and 8 Library Building8=

Stoddard E., insurance, over 12 S Aurora t>g

Wagener E. A., claims, room 7 and 8 Library Building a

Wyckoff W. O., type writer, Titus Block, 13 and 15 W State |*

AGRICULTURE.-"*

Nourse G. F., 13 W State ^J

Ithaca Manufacturing Works, 5 1 Lake j|Reynolds & Lang, 17 and 19 E Green

Stephens C. T., 10 and 12 W State

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

Williams Bros., implements, 104 W State

ARCHITECTS.

Dale A. B., room 7 Bates Block

Dealer inSlaters'

Materials.

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Gray & Wood, room 4 Bates Block

Green Edward, Clinton House

Miller W. H., Library BuildingSnaith John, 25 S Aurora

ART.

Henry Bool, 40 E State

ARTISTS.

Beardsley J., 7 Linn

Goodrich E. J., portrait painter, 57 W Green

? Lee Lavinia, .37 N Aurora

Merrill J. P., portrait painting, 56 Hudson

_S Purdy A. J., portrait painter, Titus Block, 13 and 15 W State

" ATTORNEYS.

fc""* Almy Bradford, over 9 N Tioga

=8 Baker J. L., n Library BuildingS Benson C. M., over 65 E State

[g Blair C. H., Masonic Block

ja>Boardman D., Room 10 Library Building

jf Bouton DeWitt C, 14 N Tioga

| Burns T. W., over 54 E State

"| Dean D. M., County Clerk's Building

1 Davis G. B., 2d floor 41 E State

^ Day Chas. G., Library Building

1 Ellsworth P. G., 18 N Tioga

Êlston J. A., over 62 E State

js Ferris & Dowe, over 3 N Tioga

> Finch F. M., 18 N Tioga

I Finch Williarii A., 18 N Tioga

fcq Halliday S. D., 2d floor 41 E State

Hare & Stoddard, over 10 N Tioga

Hodson D. P., 18 N Tioga

Humiston H. N., over 24 E State

Hungerford A. A., Masonic Block

King Merritt, over 62 E State

Kline & Williams, 2d floor Wilgus Block

Marcus Lyon, County Clerk's Building



McKinney J. M., over 65 E State

Miller Henry,, over 54 E State

Newman J. T., County Clerk's BuildingNoble William N., 14 N Tioga

Rundle F. P., over 61 E State

Smith Bros., cor. State and Aurora, 2d floorIk

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Smith Clarence L., over 5 N Tioga V_

Tibbetts F. E., over 5 N Tiogaa"

Tichenor E. C, Masonic Block^

Tichenor J. H., over 9 N Tioga <|

Tompkins M. N., over 62 E Stats*"

Van Cleef M., 18 N Tioga IVan Vleet D. F., 2d floor 41 E State fcgWagener E. A., Library Building <

Warren L. E., over 22 E State 2d floor 3J

Wilcox S. H., 18 N Tioga

AUCTION AND COMMISSION. <>

Lennon J. F. 12 S Tiogag-

BAKERY.

Crandall J. W., 43 E. Seneca

Stewart D. B., 7 E State <

Tillotson & Snyder, 34 N Aurora ^Westervelt J. C, 17 E State 8.

Whiton John L., 5 and 7 W State ~.

BANKS AND BANKERS.^

First National, Library Building a

Ithaca Savings Bank, 18 N Tioga >-

Rumsey John, over 7 N Tioga-**

Tompkins County National, 37 E State ^

BARBERS. g.

Allen William H., Bates Block, room 3g-

Beebe F. C, basement n E State

Clark Peter W., 108 State, second floor

Holmes Henry P., 91 E State

Huck J. L., basement 60 E State



Johnson G. A., over 2 W State

Johnson William E., 177 W State

Lewis W., over 2 Clinton Block, N Cayuga

Moore Henry, over 38 E State, 2d floor

Paris & Emig, basement Ithaca Hotel

Washington Peter, 200 W State

EjSj BILLIARDS.

og Doherty T. F., over 16 E State

Îthaca Hotel, State, c. Aurora

r Newman L. L., 21 and 23 N Aurora, 2d floor**'

Vant, John, Jr., 5 N Tioga

BLACKSMITHS.

c Ayers James F., 98 Lake

"<s Bennett James D., 209 W State

.S Carr Pete, 62 E Seneca

| Casterline J. A., 92 E State

*Haskins W. A., 143 W State

La Point & Niver, 24 W State

"& Seamon J. F., 25 S Cayuga

Sg Tripp F. W., 212 W Seneca

'm Warren J. B., 18 S Cayuga

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BOARDING HOUSESPrivate.

Coon Kate, 46 N Tioga

Havens M. J., 97 W State

Vail Mrs. A. E., 75 Hazen

Wright E. C, n E State

| BOARDING STABLES.

*Drake J.-H., 22 and 24 E Green

Woodruff Philo M., 57 E Seneca

1 BOAT BUILDERSSpecialty, Canoes.

ft^ Jarvis W., Steamboat Landing

BOATS TO LET.

Jarvis W., Steamboat Landing

Linderbury H., Steamboat Landing


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BOAT YARDS.

Baker A. M. & Son, W of Inlet

Burling W., W of Inlet

Fosbinder William, W of Inlet

Miller R. S, W of Inlet

Sawyer, Glenzer & Gardner, W of Inlet

Sweazey Charles H., E of Inlet, n. D., L. & W. ^Railroad depot <<5

Taber B. F., 231 W Seneca |Van Order A., E of Inlet, n. D., L. & W. Rail

road depot

BOILER MAKERS. 1

Forbes A. C, 27 E Green ^

BOOKBINDERS. j_

Andrus & Church, 41 E StateS"

Finch & Apgar, 60 E State |Tree J. W., 4 and 5 Titus Block, 13 W State -?-

BOOKS & STATIONERY.

Andrus & Church, 41 E State0

Enz & Miller, wholesale, Titus Block, 15 W States

Finch & Apgar, 60 E State o3

Spencer Spence, 7 N Tioga g-

Philes H. H., second hand, 2d floor, room 5, Bates go

Block

BOOTS & SHOES. ^Baker Jesse & Son, 67 E State gf

Brown John E., 46 E State.

Christiance R. C, 66 E State '.

Lines W. H. & S. V., 54 E State

Platts A. H., 28 E State

Prame A. L 16 W State

Stanley C. M., 14 E State

Wall P., 1 2 N Aurora

BOTTLING WORKS.

Hall E. F., 93 N Tioga

Schwartz R., basement 11 E State

Cross Walks and Gutter Stones.

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Stewart O. L., 90 E State

BOX MAKERS.Cigar.

Elliott T., 1 Hudson

BROOM FACTORY.

93 W Clinton

BUTTON WORKS.

"5 Franklin, c. Auburn

| CARPENTERS, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

Âbbott J., Spencer, n. Pleasant

% Hyatt & Oltz, r. 17 E Green

If Maurice L. V. B., 67 W Buffalo

js Randolph F. P., 28 Sears

Sherman George W., 69 EddyS Snaith John, 25 S Aurora

CARPETS.ra *

. Marsh & Hall, 57 and 59 E State

g Miller R., 69 and 71 E State

Morrison J. T., 62 E State

S CARRIAGE AND WAGON MAKERS.

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Dawson & Quick, 4 and 6 W Green

* Edwards J., 29 E Green

J Haskins W. A., 145 W State

Jarvis Joseph A,, 195 W Seneca

| Milks B. F., 25 S Cayuga

-<$ Stanion J. H., 18 S Aurora

J Trapp J., 7 S Corn

Watkins & Martindale 92 S Cayuga

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CARRIAQE TRIMMERS.

Northrup E., 4 and 6 W Green

CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c.

Hoffman Heilry, 7 N Aurora

Livermore C. F., over 103^ W State

Livingston & Selover, 18 N Aurora



Manchester C. W., 4 Clinton Block, N Cayuga

Platts A. H., 12 E State

Stewart D. B., manufacturer, 7 E State

Vant John, Jr., 5 N Tioga

Wolf R., 25 E State

CLOCK WORKS.

Ithaca Calendar, Adams, Auburn, Dey andFrank"

^lin ^

CLOTHIERS. s

Harrison Samuel, new and second hand, 70 E. ^State

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Herson L., 84 E State g?

Lieberman B., 74 E State <a

Mintz B., new and second hand, 20 E State

Straussman Bros., 48 E State ^

Sugerman Bros., 61 and 63 E State J5"

Warner P., 79 E State a

COAL YARDS. ~

Dick James, 134 W Seneca S

D., L. & W. R. R., 165 W Seneca ^Horton J. H., G., I. & S. R. R. Co., c. Westport .

and Buffalo

Hunt Warren, W Clinton&

Jackson George, n. corporation line, S end of ^

Aurora c?

Lehigh Valley Coal Co., wholesale shipping ^

docks, J. H. Horton, agent, W of Inlet

COLLAR MAKERS. ^?

Finch G. A., horse collars, over 61 E State ff-

CONFECTIONERY.

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Crandall W. J., 43 E Seneca

Dobrowolski,Antoni, 109 E State

Stewart D. B., 7 E State

Wallace Wm. R., 45 E Seneca

Westervelt J. C, 17 E State

Whiton John L., 5 and 7 W State

Paving ^ Curbstones at lowest rates.


CONTRACTORS

(See Carpenters, Builders, &c.)

COOPERS.

Bostwick H. V., 12 E Clinton

CROCKERY.

Marsh & Hall, 57 and 59 E State

Miller R., 69 and 71 E State

g Rankin & Son, 42 E State

"f DENTISTS,

^ Foote & Thatcher, over 1 N Tioga

^Fowler A. H., over 56 E State

Franklin B. W., over 22 E State, 3d floor

" Howe F. S., Bates Block, over 18 Aurora, rooms

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,, Hoysradt George W., 15 N Cayuga

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Melotte G. W., 2d floor Wilgus Block

a Sharp Charles M., over 73 E State

^ DRESSMAKERS.

Bird & Belknap, 21 E State

Coleman M., 12 Sears

Davis E., 100 N Cayuga

_Giffin E., 20 E State

^Havens M., over 58 W Seneca

Holman C. E., 28 S Geneva

King L., 26 E State

Matthews Mrs. S. F., over 75 E State

| Mooney M. A., 42 N Albany> Oliver Mrs. C, 23 E Seneca

S^ Perry Frances M., 30 UniversityPhillips A. M., 2d floor Wilgus Block

Stephens M. J., 24 K State

Taber L. P., 15 W Buffalo

Willey S., over 46 E State

Wright & Lewis, over 3 N Tioga

DRUGGISTS.

Curran George P., 107 N Tioga



Curran O. B. & Son, 78 E State

Gauntlett & Brooks, 36 E State

Grant C. L., Jr., 74 E State

Hill & Goldsmith, 86 E State

Putney George E., 108 W State

Scribner R., 13 N Tioga hqSmith H. I., 6 E State ^

White & Burdick, 16 E State

DRY GOODS.^

Bentley E. J., 107 N Cayuga"

Harris Samuel, 52 E State

Hawkins, Finch & Co., 22 E State *-k

Jackson & Bush, 53 E State ^j

Kenney Levi, 33 E State g^

Kenney Tillot, 26 E State S.

Marsh & Hall, 57 and 59 E State ^Miller R., 69 and 71 E State 1

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Quigg James, 32 E State

Sawyer & Glenzer, 202 W State a

Stephens J. W., 78 Cascadilla

&Warner Seth & Co., 60 W Statea-

Wilgus H. L., 55 E State&

DYEING.8

Smith H., Jr., 10 S Cayuga 3

EXPRESS. .c_

Hymes J. H., passenger and baggage, 5 E State S|Lamkin H., 3 Clinton Block, N Cayuga

Sincepaugh G. & J., 94 E State j?

EXPRESS COMPANIES. f.o_*

United States and American, 8 S Tioga

FANCY AND VARIETY.

Boys Mrs. A., 51 E State

Burritt L. A., 30 E State

Cohen & Harris, 24 E State



Herson Mrs. M., 12 S Cayuga

Rogers Mrs. N. A., 39 E State

Vrooman A., 99c. store, 38 E State

FISHING TACKLE.

Fowler Fred C, over 56 E State

FISH.

Mowry H. F., agent, 54 E Seneca

.gRandolph D., 36 N Aurora

"I Van Droof Moses, 167 W State

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Foote & Co., 30 S Cayuga

Johnson W. G., "TheNook,"

Fall Creek.

pc_ Luke A., 62 E Buffalo

Thomas A. H., 37^ E State

FLOUR AND FEED.

J Goewey John, 1 1 N Aurora

Noxon L. F., 21 N Aurora

^ Jtephens J. W., 100 N Cayuga

Id Van Natta Bros. & Buck, 10 S Cayuga

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Reynolds & Lang, 17 and 19 E Green

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

t> Williams Bros., 104 W State

5. FRUIT EVAPORATORS.

|> Atwood H. M., 118 W State

B FURNISHINGGentlemen's.

CCJ Sherwood C. R., 65 E State

FURNISHINGLadies'.

Cohen & Harris, 24 E State

Dobrin T.,*io S Aurora

Rogers Mrs. N. A., 39 E State

FURNISHING GOODSGeneral.

Shepard & Doyle, 3 N Tioga



FURNITURE.

Carpenter J. D. & Comings, 13 and 15 N Aurora

Howard & Clement, 3 W State

GAS FIXTURES, GAS & STEAM FITTERS.

Fleck J. B., manufacturer, over 61 E State .^_

Jamieson J. M., 9 S Cayuga

GLASS WORKS.

Washington, M. H. Heageny, manager, Third, n.^

Steamboat Landing <j3

GROCERS. Si

Arnold, F. H., 31 E State a

*J>Bentley E. J., 107 N Cayuga

Bundy M. E., 24 Farm

Conway P., 6 S Cayuga

Crandall J. W., 43 E Seneca

Crozier & Feeley, 1 W State

Culver T. S., 23 N Aurora

Curran George P., 107 N Tioga<>*i

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Eggleston J. F./206 W State S.

Frost Geo. W., 88 E State and 83 Eddy-^

Goldsmid A. W., 106 W State <f

Greenly F. T., 41 E Seneca ^Havens J. O., 46 S Plain a

Herson Mrs. M., 12 S Cayuga

Illston & Emmons, 27 Wheat

Jackson E. S., 72 E State ;s3

Johnson E. K., 2 W State |-

Marsh & Hall, 57 and 59 E State|"

McBride James, 136 W State

McWhorter L. S., 2 E State ^Mead & Buck, Seneca, c. Plain .

Miller R., 69 and 71 E State

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Naughton Bros., 20 N Aurora

Norton J., 22 Dey

Parr L., 61 W Mill

Quigg James, 32 E State



Randolph David, 36 N Aurora

Sanford L. J., 12 S Aurora

Sawyer & Glenzer, 2,02 W State

Scott C. A. & Co., 82 E State

s>% Scott W., 70 W Mill

S Shepard M., 8 W State

g Sigler Brothers, 32 Madison

Slattery D., 30 S Meadow.

^Stephens J. W., 78 Cascadilla

Stephens Mrs. John L., 4 N Corn

Et, Stewart, D. B., 7 E State

a^ Stillwell & King, 241 N Tioga

Taylor J. B., 24 N Aurora

i Terry F. C, 20 E State

"ft Tillotson & Snyder, 34 N Aurora

.SWarner Seth & Co., 60 W State

Wanzer D. H., 3 N Aurora

toWestervelt J. C, 17 E State and 58 W Seneca

s. Whiton John L., 5 and 7 W State

* GROCERSWholesale.

I Stowell J. C. & Son, 17, 19 and 21 W State

V Winton & Grant, 9 and 11 N Cayuga

i& GUNSMITHS.

, Fowler F. C, over 56 E State

Ithaca Gun Works, 76 W Buffalo

-1 HAIR.a

a Gibson A., over 46 E State

S Griffin M., 20 E State

sPayne L., over 77 E State

Suzey Mrs. S. T., over 83 E State

8 HARNESS SHOPS.

^h Beardsley John, 90 E State, 2d floor

Blodgett C. H., 29 E Green

Cooper George, over 12 N Aurora

Moore J. F., 18 W State


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Thompson George, 19 N Aurora

Walker E. Gaylord, 9 S Aurora

HARDWARE, STOVES, &C.

Barr Brothers, 27 E State

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

Stephens C. T., 10 and 12 W State

Treman, King & Co., 1 and 3 E State ^

HARDWARE, SADDLERY. *f

Heggie J. M., 73 E State

HATS. CAPS AND FURS.

Culver W. M., 64 E State gWillson W. H., 77 E State >

HOTELS.*

Aurora Hotel, 25 N Aurora g-

Cayuga House, 107 W State a

Centennial, (M. Van Droof), 167 W State a.

Clinton House, (S. D. Thompson), Cayuga, bt. n,

State and Seneca S3

Cook's, (C. W. Cook), 20 and 22 W State

Forest City, (A.. Twist), 41 and 43 S Cayuga^

Ithaca, (A. Sherman & Son), State, c. Aurora %

Lehigh Valley House, (J. H. Prager & Son), c

Buffalo and Westport &

Martin House, (C. Bush), 15 and 17 S Aurora b9

Patten House, (Sandy Patten), c. Buffalo and g.a

Brindley"

Reed's Inn, 132 W State

Stewart House, (G. Kellogg), 212 W State tj

St. John's Hotel, 173 W State. g.

Tioga House, (E. J. Seamon), Tioga, c. Seneca .

Tompkins House, (A. B. Stamp), c. Aurora and

Seneca

ICE.

Illston Bros., 23 Wheat

Latta E. M., (38 E State

Rundle N., 146 Linn



JEWELERS.

Brooks F. W., 50 E State

Brown C. B., 34 E State

Burritt E. J., 10 E State

Burritt J. C, 80 E State

Clark Uri, 56 E State

Coon S. & Son, 62 W Seneca

"g Heggie Robert A., 7 N Tioga

(^ JUSTICES.

if See page 11.

!< LAUNDRIES.

g Empire Laundry, over 74 E State

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Havens Mrs. H. L., 46 S Plain

Smith A., Jr., 10 S Cayuga

% LEATHER AND FINDINGS.

Âlexander H., 5 N Aurora

a Esty Joseph, 58 E State

R_ Stoddard Samuel, 01 E State

cLIQUORS.

Cornwell & Rockwell, 6 N Aurora5>

Day & Robinson, 9 Aurora

(^ Feeley F. P., 4 S Cayuga

Fury J., 14 S Aurora

McCormick W., 8^ S Cayuga

^ Reed S. W., 2 Clinton Block, N Cayuga

^ Weed M. H., 7 S Aurora

5, LIVERIES.

5^ Beers W. P., general, 9 S Tioga

Drake J. H., boarding, 22 and 24 E Green

Genung A., boarding, Green, c. Tioga

Pringle P., 13 E Green

Seaman D. J. & Son, general, 14 W State

Sheldon & Bliven, general, 23 S Tioga

Smith A., boarding, 19 S Cayuga

Woodruff P. W., boarding, Seneca, c. Aurora


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LUMBER.

Hollister T. & Son, 22 S Aurora

King J. C, 168 W State

Rockwell Ira C, 180 W Seneca

Small& Genung, 21 S Tioga

Van Houter C. H., 49 S Cayuga

MACHINISTS. a3

Clinton C. M., over 10 N Aurora

Davis B. J., 76 W Buffalo ^Dresser J. H., 22 Hudson

Reynolds & Lang, 17 and 19 E Green Gp

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

Cayuga

Williams Bros., 104 W State ^

MA-RBLE AND GRANITE. J*

Beers & Goodrich, 21 E Green a

Stephens T. J., n S Tioga

MATTRASS MAKERS.

Northrup J., 10 S Tioga

MEAT MARKETS.

Britenbacker L., 5 S Aurora

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^9Coleman John, 196 W State >-

Hickey J., Utica, c. Tompkins |Howland E. V., 10 Farm 3June J. B., 109 N Cayuga

McAllister Bros., 8 S Cayuga and 81 EddyS^

McCrea & Reed, 7 S Cayuga g-.

Quick & Tuthill, 103^ W State &

Reed J. A., 38 N Aurora

ScottW., 70 W Mill

Snyder M. R., 60 W Seneca

Stephens J. W., 78 Cascadilla

Stephens Phillips, 8 E State

Wortman & Son, 16 N Aurora


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MILLINERY.

Bird & Belknap, 21 E State

Boys Mrs. A., 51 E State

Burritt Mrs. L. A., 30 E State

Egbert C, over 67 E State

Frank Mrs. G. W., 30 UniversityFranks Mary, 37 N Aurora

Hall Miss M. W., 93 N Tioga

Partenheimer Mrs. F. A., 21 E Seneca

Reardon & Norman,"Pagoda,"

opp. Post Office:

MILLS.

Bostwick & Sisson, plaster, W of Inlet

Hollister T. & Son, planing, 22 S Aurora

gHull A. M., flour and feed, 95 Lake, Fall Creek

Kenyon H. R., plaster, c. Westport and Buffalo

Price W. S., planing, Auburn, c. Franklin

Smith M. M., planing, 26 E Green

Van Natta Bros., flour and feed, Six Mile Creek

s Williams H. C, flour and feed, junction Linn and

University

" MODEL MAKERS.^_)

Clinton C. M., over 10 N Aurora

*s Dresser J. H., 22 Hudson

"^ Morris H. B., First, c. Monroe

^g MUSICAL.

| Ithaca Organ Co., W of Inlet ; W. L. Bostwick,Pres't ; P. F. Sisson, Sec'y and Treas'r ; J.

| H. Hinterminster, General Agent ; H. Weg-

S^ man, Sup't

5^ Newman J. T., 22 N Aurora

NEWS ROOMS.

Ackley Miss C, 10 N Tioga

Finch & Apgar, 60 E State

Norton I. W., 122 W State

Percival R., over 27 E State

NEWSPAPERS.

See page 15.



NOTARIES PUBLIC.

See page n.

PAINTEUS.

Blakeslee A., house and sign, over 21 E State

Clapp C, carriage, over 105 W State

Curtis E. J., 26 S Aurora t>

Jarvis J. A., carriage, 195 W Seneca ^

Mackey L. S., 19 Sears

Martindale W. H., Jr., carriage, 92 S Cayuga **

Medlin H. R., general, basement 79 E State t

Neill L. S., sign, r. 13 N Tioga &.

Pease L., over 27 E State <^

Sanford C. J., rear 13 N Tioga l

Schenck G., carriage, sign and ornamental, 4 and $|6 W Green a

Williams D. D., carriage, over 145 W State_^

Wilson John V., over 36 E State, 3d floor^

PAPER.**"

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Andrus & Church, 41 E State

Enz & Miller, wholesale, Titus Block, 15 W State

Fillingham F., 40 W State

PHO TOGRAPHERS,

Beardsley J., 7 Linn >

Eagles J. D., over 74 and 76 E State &>

Frear William, over 40 and 42 E State kjRubin H., over 28 and 30 E State a

TollesC.C, 112 E State S.

PHYSICIANS. 3

Barney E. R., 9 N Geneva fc)

Beckwith G. M., 16 N Tioga, 2d floor

Brown J. W., over 74 E State jg.

Cornell B. F., 52 N Tioga

Lacy M. W., 18 W Seneca

Morgan E. J. & Son, 4 E State, 2d floor

Northrup J. A., r6 N Tioga, 2d floor

Orton G. E., over 27 E State

Paving b Curbstones at lowest rates.

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Parker S. J., 1 1 Parker

Peck S. H., 14 E Seneca

Sackett S. P., 19 E Seneca

Sanford Mary A., 27 N Aurora

Tripp D. C, 12 E Seneca

Van Cleef C. E., 2d floor 49 E State

White & Kirkendall, Bates Block, over 20 N.

Aurora

Winslow John, n E State

| PLANE MAKERS.

^ Seaman A., 87 N AlbanyC PLUMBERS.

Fleck J. B., over 61 E State

Jamieson J. M., 9 S Cayuga

^POTTERIES.

=8 Macumber & Tamahill, 1 Railroad Ave

-j PRINTERS.

[^ Andrus & Church, 41 E State

s, Gregory Ward, Ithaca Democrat, over 69 E State

Ithaca Journal Association, 8, 10 and 12 S Tioga

Norton & Conklin, book and job, Titus Block,

g 13 and 15 W State

| PRODUCE AND COMMISSION.

Wattles C. S., 3 and 5 S Tioga

1 SALOONS AND RESTAURANTS.^

Atwater B. A., 9^ S Cayuga

| Bement L. H., 18 E State

S Casey M., 23 E State

| Cody Patrick, 93 E State

fciij Jarvis W., Steamboat LandingMcintosh J. E., 19 E State

McMahon ].,6j4 S Cayuga

Messer William, 112 W State

Moon H.W., basement Clinton House

Norton Irving W., 122 W State

Orgelmeister L., 18 S Tioga

Reardon James D., 95 E State


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Roat F., 44 E State

Schallowitz C, lager beer, 18 S Tioga

Scott L., basement, 10 S Aurora

Skelly Mrs. John, 78 S Cayuga

Slattery Dennis, 30 S Meadow k.

Spahh Henry, lager beer, 1 and 3 State, c. Aurora 3.

Thompson D., 80 N Albany gi

Van Droof Moses, 169 W State g]

Ashdown & Van Order, (J. Ashdown and J. Van k>

Order), 97 E State |"Windsor,"

Frank Davenport, prop'r, 1 Clinton&"

Block, N Cayuga

Zinck Theodore, lager beer, 8 and 10 N Aurora^

JsEWING MACHINES.5"'

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Dresser J. H., repairing, 22 Hudson"

Northrup J., Singer, 10 S Tioga

Taylor Mrs. K., Bates Block, 3d floor

SHIRT MAKERS.

Sherwood C. R., 65 E State

SHOE MAKERS.

See Boots and Shoes..

Barnes S., 124 N Tioga <5

Brunner L. F., 8 Farm ^3Chittenden C, 200 W Seneca .

Jackson T., 11 Wheat^

Mooers J., 22 Farm

Naughton Thomas, 16 S Cayuga g-

Prame A., 16 W State g;Saunders A. P., over 6 1-2 S Cayuga j

Sloughter H., 93 W Green

Tappenden G A., over 61 E State ^SIGN MAKERSNovelties. S.

Stanford O. R., r. 41 E State 5?

STEAMBOATS.

Cayuga Lake Line, Steamboat LandingSTOVES.

See Hardware.


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TAILORS.

Baldwin J. G., over 29 E State

Blood C. F., merchant, 9 N Tioga

English E., 2d floor Wilgus Block

Herson P., 40 S AlbanyJones H. K., merchant, over 21 E State

-jPark H., 2d floor 49 E State

** Parrott J. & Sons, over 65 E State

f Phillips A. H., over 26 E State

Staaussman Bros., merchant, 48 E State

TANNERIES.

" Humboldt Tannery, W Clinton

E>H TELEGRAPH.

_yWestern LTnion, 2d floor, Wilgus Block

TICKET OFFICESTO

8 Ives C. A., 3 Clinton Block

^Phillips F. W., 5 E State

a TINNERS.

ES Barr Brothers, 27 E State

Fillingham F., 40W State

if Jones C: W., 187 W State

|*Rhen & Hoyt, 17 N Aurora

J Rumsey C. J. & Co, 64 E State

Treman, King & Co., 1 and 3 E State

I UNDERTAKERS.

e5 Baldwin C. R., 19 N Aurora

c^Carpenter J. D. & Comings, 13 and 15 N Aurora


| UPHOLSTERERS.

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Carpenter J. D. & Comings, 13 and 15 N Aurora


Northrup John, 10 S Tioga

WHITEWASHERS.

Guinn G., 84 W Clinton

Peterson J., 84 W Green

Tyler J., 9 Wheat

Dealer inSlaters'

Materials.

^H m^*\

i_S\.I

Cayug^ St,, between State ad Seneca.

Convenient to Ticket Offices,

Free 'Bus. Telephone in house, and all modern conve

niences. F.irst Class.

S. D. THOMPSON, Proprietor.

HILL & GOLDSMITH, cor. State & Aurora Sts.

Small & Genung

AH.D Yards, con. ^m >nd Tioga Streets,Itlxaoia,, -KT. "ST.

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Hemlock Pine arzl Hard Woods,

SASH INDS AND DOORS

Brick, dbo.,CONSTANTLY ON HAND.

Planing und MTi.1 Work of all kinili done to order.

GEORGE SMALL R. B. GENUNG.

SPORTSMEN'S QOOF>S,Page xvn. F. <J. FOWLER.

Pê xvn. A. H. FOWLEP. D. I). S.

Page xvn.

<3--A__3VLE] LAWS.

ZF.RA.ISr.K: IT. J ZEl2sTOT-,JO

will ;ivi-: von bargains in

ORQGEREES, PROVISIONS, &c.,&c.

2d door 7 ri:-.t of Tompkins County Bank,

DETJGGISTS

Documents

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