BUFFALO & ERIE COUJVTT PUBLIC LIBRARY

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BUFFALO & ERIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY

Epf/lfl ELI AS HOWE SEWING MACHINES

1867. 1867. FAMIZT AJV2) MJUYZTFACTUZIIJVG. POINTS OZ" SUPERIORITY i ADJUSTABLE PRESSER FOOT. ADJUSTABLE HEAD. SIMPLICITY: OF MECHANISM. Self-Adjustable Take Up. EASE OF OPERATION. RANGE OF WORK. DURABILITY. PERFECTION OF TENSIONS. THE HOWE, or LOCK-STITCH, IS UNEQUALED.

"With every Machine we furnish free a Hemrner, Fellor, Braider, Quilter, Guage, 1 doz. Needles, 6 Bobbins, 2 Wrenches, 1 Oiler, 2 Screw Drivers, Bottle of Oil and Instruction Book. IFXXTTXraTGh 3DEI>-AJRT3^E2SrT. Constantly on hand and for sale, wholesale and retail, the best quality of Machine Twist, Sewing Silk, Cotton and Linen Thread of all sizes and colors, Tuckers, Corders, Kufflers, Machine Findings, Needles, Oil, &c., &c Also, at Wholesale and Retail, the Celebrated WILLISTON'S COMBED SEA ISLAND THREAD for Family and Manufacturing uses. J". 3ST. DORE,IS

The Lock Stitch Machines which have been employed in these^ branches of manufacture, have been defective in several essential par­ ticulars. They have been much too noisy and too much encumbered with cog-wheels or gearing, and wire springs.) to be simple, durable and comfortable in use. In Grover & Baker's Improved Machines these defects have been entirely removed. The No. 1 Machine is a new invention, and a most important advance upon all machines heretofore known for sewing with the Lock Stitch. It is of great power and strength, and is especially adapted for all descriptions of work to which the lock stitch is applicable. It works with equal facility silk, cotton, or linen thread, and will sew the finest muslin as well as the thickest leather. The No. 9 is a light running machine, containing many improve­ ments, adapted for tailoring, vest making, light shoemaking, as well as for family sewing. Large numbers of these machines, are in use, and they give universal satisfaction.

SALESROOMS, Mo. 411 MAIM STREET, BUFFALO, N. Y. iA, IPB) lli Manufacturers of §»§« AXLE PULLEYS,

FERGUSON'S Adjustable LAMP BRACKET.

Light Iron Castings,

CORNER OF NIAGARA AND YIRGIKIA STREETS, C. B. CLARK, J. K. CLARK, E. L. FERGUSON, H. R. CLARK, $1WM9. V. X W. H. H. NEWMAN, i>EA.:LraR, I1V Plate and Sheet Iron METALS, BOILER FLUES, TIN PLATE, Railroad and Machinists' Supplies, Belting, Hose, Packing, Etc., 76 & 78 MAIN STREET,

And 17 to 21 Hanover St., gTO®AJ*@g M* ¥* -

Boiler Plato, Tank and Sheet Iron, Angle Iron, Galvanized Sheet Iron, Russia Iron, Boiler, Tank and Sheet Iron Rivets, Belt, Hose and Braziers' Rivets, BRAZIERS' SHEATHING AND BOLT COPPER, INGOT COPPER, BAR AND BLOCK TIN, ANTIMONY, SPELTER, LEAD, BABBIT METAL, SPELTER SOLDER, &c. RUBBER BELTING, HOSE PACKING, VALVES, GASKETS, SPRINGS AND TUBING, HEMP PACKING, B® B. HIIIIIAB, AURORA,

DEALER IN Dry Goods, Groceries BOOTS AND SHOES, READY-MADE CLOTHING,

HABB 1,131:. una Paints and Oils. Crockery, Drags, Medicines, &c.

Imported Wines and Liquors FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES. SPECIALTIES made in SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS, FISH and SALT, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. JEREMIAH 1ST A ATS, MANUFACTURER OP BILLIARD TABLES Of Superior Quality and Style. Every Article in the Billiard Line.

CONSTANTLY ON HAND,

—AT—

New York Prices. BILLIARD TABLE CLOTHS, BALLS, ETC.

[O. 32 STAATS STEEET, %"-iq Old Hardware Store, ESTABLISHED 1818- DeWITT C. WEED & CO., 28& Main Street, cor. of Swan, (Sign of the Mill Saw), BUFFALO, N. T., Keep constantly on hand a full and complete Stock of American,. German and i English **0 Shelf Hardware, Farming Implements, MECHANICS' TOOLS, BUILDERS' HARDWARE, CHAIRS, HORSE SHOES, GLOBE POINTED HORSE NAILS, NAIL RODS, WHEEL BARROWS, TUTTLE'S PATENT CROSS CUT SAWS, &c, &e.

SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED

FOB WHICH WE ASK A TRIAL. ©^•'Strangers visiting the city are invited to call and examine Goods and Prices, H.UTLEY, IFIAW© PiBf: ORGANS and MELODEONS,

»9 Pearl St.* BUJPJE^AL,05 IV. "It".

New and Second Hand Instruments rented, or rented with the privilege of Purchase. PIANOS MOVED, BOXED, TUNED AND REPAIRED. ALSO, CABINET MAKERS,' UPHOLSTERERS' :*. " And UNDERTAKERS' STOCK, § Piano Forte and Dnlcimer Materials, WILLIAM TILDEN" & NEPHEW'S TARNISHES. 82 Pearl Street, Buffalo, N. Y. THORNTON & CHESTER, PROPRIETORS OF NATIONAL, GLOBE AND NORTH BUFFALO MILLS. DEALERS IN

OAT MEAL, RYE FLOUR AND CRAIN.

Manufacturers of Brown's Patent Haxall Flour.

iTO 212 ERIE STBEET, BUFFALO, N. Y.

PATRONIZE YOUR HOME INSTITUTION! THE WESTRH N.Y.UFE INSURANCE C0..BAT&VU Offers advantages equal to any, aud surpassed by no Life Insurance Company in the world. j OFFICERS • HAYDEN U. HOWARD, PresT; JAMLS BRAYLEY, Vice Pres't; C. E. FISH, Sec'y; "•'». HENRY J. GLOWACKI. Actuary and Counsel; JOHN ROOT, M. D., Medical Examiner. BfTPFALO.— John S.Ganson, Esq., PascallP. Pratt. Et-q., Jas. Brayley, Esq , Walter Carey, M. P.J Chas. O.Colt, Esq., Breed & Lent, Edward H.Letchworth,Esq.. Wm. B. Dei ,ew,Esq., Rev. Man ID Lau»-r, Frank & Co.. Geo. W Tifft, Esq., Samuel F. Piatt, Esq., Thos Brown, Esq., Wm. P. L» ten- worth, Esq., Isaac T. Hathaway. E^q., Rev. Dr. Botrhkiss,. Capt.E. P.Dorr, Edward B. Beals, Esq., J.F.Pitkin Esq,, Chas. E. Walbridge, J.M. Hutchinson, Esq. t ' B ATA VIA.—Hon.H. .I.ltedneld, Hon. Trumhell Carey, 11 J.Glowacki,Esq., D.W. T< mlinson, Esq. H >n.John Eisher, G. B. W«»rthington, Esq., J.3. Stewart, Esq., H. E. Ensign. Esq., Eli.>. Fish,UK},! t Robert Brown, Esq., .Vlumf or J, N. 7*.; Chauncy L. Olmsted, Esq., Le Roy. N. Y.; Hon. Loren Green, I Byron. NY. McKEEVER BROTHERS, General Agents, Branch Office under New York and Erie Bank, West Seneca Street, BUFFALO, N. Y. I EBEN HOLMES, Esq., Agent, East Aurora, Erie Co., I*. Y. AWING XKXX3L.X. H.&C. DODGE, MANUFACTURERS OF COFFINS AND CASKETS, Walnut, Prepared, Rosewood and Gilt MOULDINGS, looking Glass, Portrait, Picture FRAMES, OVALS and CORNICES for the trade.. 3KTO. 147 E:L:M: STREET, HAMPTON DODGE, CHEESMAN DODGE. THE

ALO C I w/ > m ERIE COUNTY REGISTER

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

INCLUDING A

DIRECTORY OF FARMERS.

For 1S70.

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ROCHESTER: C. C. DREW, No. 63 BUFFALO STREET. BUFFALO: WARREN, JOHNSON & CO., 197 MAIN ST. ]870.

[ Entered acording to Aet of Congress in the year 1870, by C. C. DREW, in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the Northern District of New York.

PRINTBD BY TRACY & REW, ROCHESTER EXPRESS. PRICE $1. F "Be9/ee

40 POCKET ALL PERSONS

SUFFERING FROM Dyspepsia, Indigestion,

Or any Derangements of the Stomach, will be immediately relieved and permanently Cured by the use of DR. Itt. CALDWELL^ Dyspepsia Remedy, In Doses of Only 20 to 30 Drops, if taken Strictly as Directed.

gUr No change of Diet Required. Patients requested to partake FREELY OF ANY WHOLESOME FOOD. This is a curative and corrective Medicine. Has been tested in every form of Dyspepsia since 1847, and is guaranteed to cure 9 out of 10 of the most obstinate Chronic cases—is in fact as nearly a SPECIFIC for all derangements of the Stomach as it is possible for Medicine to be. It at once allays the irritations of the Stomach—strengthens the organs, as­ sists digestion, corrects the secretions, in fact, restores the stomach and all the functions of digestion to a healthy condition, and by so doing, food is properly digested and assimilated to the system—the blood and secretions become pure and healthy, giving to each and all fresh counte­ nances and healthy and vigorous bodies and minds. By first restoring I the integrity of the digestive functions and purifying the streams of life I at the fountain, it, more than any other remedy, cures, as well as pre-1 vents all diseases of Indigestion, such as Constipation, Diarrhoea, Files, Worms, Colic, Liver Complaint, Sick Headache, &c, &c. Should by all means be given to delicate children. TBY ITI TRY IT 11 No one will be disappointed. Price $1.00. Sold by all Druggists. Two bottles, or more, sent to any address, by Express (prepaid,) on re-1 ceipt of price. M. CALDWELL & CO., Proprietors, Lockport, N. T. CONTENTS.

Page Page ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT 301 HOTELS ....69-162 ALDERMEN 281 INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS ... 11 ALMANAC 6 INSPECTORS OF ELECTIONS 284 ASSESSORS*.. 233 INSURANCE COMPANIES.. 126 ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW 62-16*4 INTERNAL REVENUE 248 BANDS 70 JUSTICES OF THE PEACE...1983-266 BANKS 97 LAWYERS 62-164 BLOCKS, BUILDINGS &C 16 LIBRARIES,... A... 246 BOARD OF TRADE 128 MARKETS 67-167 BOARD FIRE UNDERWRITERS..*.!!}? MASONIC SOCIETIES 248 BUFFALO CITY REGISTER 281 MILITARY 244 BUFFALO POST OFFICE 241 NEWSPAPERS 71-169 BUSINESS DIRECTORY 27-129 NOTARIES PUBLIC 269 CALENDAR 6 ODD FELLOWS..... 248 CANALS 248 PENITENTIARY 256 CEMETERIES 287 PHYSICIANS 74-171 CENSUS 10 POLICE 240 CHURCHES 146-249 POPULATION « 10 CITY OFFICERS 281 POSTAGE ..241 CITY PRINTING 288 POST OFFICE, 241 CLERGYMEN -.146-249 PUBLIC SCHOOLS 238 COMMISSIONERS DEEDS 258 RAILROADS .....128 COMMITTEES ..232-253 RATES OF POSTAGE 241 COMMON COUNCIL 231 SAVINGS BANKS 97 CONSTABLES 234-267 SCHOOLS 87-178-288 CORONERS 264 SOCIETIES 246 COUNTY OFFICERS 264 STAGE LINES .128 COURTS 291 STREET CARS 128 CUSTOM HOUSE 244 STREET DIRECTORY 17 ERIE COUNTY DIRECTORY 129 SUPERVISORS 252 ERIE COUNTY REGISTER^.*W»..252 SUPREME COURT 261 FARMERS *.«••.... 1#5 TEACHERS 288 FIRE DEPARTMENT 235 TELEGRAPH COMPANIES 248 GAS LIGHT CO 60 TOWN CLERKS 280 GOOD TEMPLARS 248 TRANSPORTATION 94..182 HALLS 16 U. S. COURTS 268 HEALTH DEPARTMENT 238 U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE 248 HORSE RAILROAD 128 U. S. QUARTERMASTER 248

ADVERTISERS OUTSIDE OF ERIE COUNTY. PAGE. BOSTON, MASS.—H. O. Houghton & Co., "Old and New," back colored. BROCKPORT, N.Y.—Johnston, Huntley & Co., Agyrat Implements... 400 LOCKPORT.—M. Caldwell & Co., Patent Medicines and Chemists,... 4 " Pound & 00., Steam Engines, Dredges, Derricks, $c.... 408 •' Elisha West, Machinist, 408 ROCHESTER.—Glen & Hall ManufL Co., Agircultural Implements, back colored. " Gould Brothers, Nurseries, .,...* 409 " Sargent & Greenleaf, Magnetic Locks, ..opposite 280 SENECA FALLS.—Dr. C. B. Howe, Medicines, „ 810 " " Dr. G. T. Taft, Medicines, 810 % fAHIlAlj $ lift •fl • 1870. FEB. JUNE. OCTOBER. Su. Mo. Tu. ¥. Th. Fr. Sa. Su. Mo. Tu. ¥. Th. Fr. Sa. Su. Mo. Tu. W. Th. Fr. Sa. 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 1 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 27 28 26 27 28 29 30 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 130 31 MARCH. JULY. NOVEMBER. Su. Mo. Tu. W. Th. Fr. Sa. Su. Mo. Tu. ¥. Th. Fr. Sa. Su. Mo. Tu. W. Th. Fr. Sa. 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 27 28 29 30 31 APEIL. AUGUST. DECEMBER. Su. Mo. Tu. W. Th. Fr. Sa. Su. Mo. Tu. W. Th. Fr. Sa. Su. Mo. Tu. ¥. Th. Fr. Sa. 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 O 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 4 5 6 7 "8 9 10 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 14 15 16 17 18 1§ 20 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 28 29 30 31 — — 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 MAY. SEPTEMBER. 1871. JAN. Su. Mo.Tu . W. Th. Fr. Sa. Su. Mo. Tu. W. Th. Fr. Sa. Su. Mo. Tu. ¥. Th. Fr. Sa. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 -j 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 25 26 27 28 29 30 . . 29 30 31 POST OFFICES AND POSTMASTERS

ERIE COUNTY-

To find a name in the COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY or in the DIRECTORY of FARMERS it is necessary to know the town in which the person lives. To know the village, is not sufficient. Thus, to find the name of a person in Williamsville, Springville, Angola, cfec, it is necessary to know what town these villages are located in. The follow­ ing list of Postoffiees shows the town in which each village is located. POSTOFFICE. TOWN. POSTMASTER. Akron Newstead W. T. Magoffin Alden Alden F. Thatcher Alden Centre Alden Michael BSllinger Amherst Not a Postoffice See East Amherst, Eggerts- ville, Getzville, West- wood, Williamsville Angola Evans Lyman Oatman Aurora N4t a Postoffice See East Aurora, Griffin's Mills, West Falls,Willink Big Tree Corners Hamburgh James Craig Black Rock Discontinued See Buffalo Boston Boston *Jas. L. Drake Bowmansville Lancaster Walter Samuel Brant Brant Anson Taylor Buffalo Buffalo Thomas Blossom Buffalo Plains Buffalo T. P. Lamphear Cheektowaga Cheektowaga S. F. Illingworth Clarence Clarence Charles Ssib Ciatenee Centre Clarence Andrew Metz Clarksburgh Eden Daniel Wightman Colden Colden G. W. Warren Collins North Collins Harvey J. Tucker Collins Centre Collins S. T. White Concord Not a Postoffice See East Concord, Morton's Corners, Springville, Woodward's Hollow- DRY GOODS AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

POST OFFICES AND POSTMASTERS.

Crittenden Alden Henry H. Edson East Amherst Amherst Henry C. Brown East Aurora Aurora J. E. Bayliss East Concord Concord Charles Stanbro East Eden Eden B. L. Dana -East Elma Elma George Hatch East Evans Evans Jas. S. Stray East Hamburgh East Hamburgh J. Hayford Ebenezer West Seneca Frederic Wendling Eden Eden Lyman Pratt Eden Valley Eden H. B. Case Eggertsville Amherst John Oberholzer Ellicott East Hamburgh Mrs. Monroe Elma Elma James Clark Evans Evans D. T. Fuller Farnham Brant Hiram Crawford Gardenville West Seneca GeorgeB. Tryer Getzville Amherst J. C. Lamphere Glenwood Colden Chas. Crocker Gowanda Collins Geo. W. Hanford Grand Island Not a Postoffice See Sheenwater or White Haven Griffin's Mills Aurora Theodore Henshaw Hamburgh Hamburgh Louis Hepp Harris Hill Clarence Jacob Shasal Holland Holland P. D. Dickerman Lancaster Lancaster Jesse Field Langford North Collins George Sippel Looneyville Lancaster Robert Looney Marilla Marilla H. T. Foster Marshfield North Collins John Potter Millgrove Alden T. D. Burnham Morton's Corn's Concord * Henry N. Schroeder New Oregon North Collins Ansel W. Stickney Newstead Newstead North Boston Boston Arnold Kester North Buffalo Buffalo Jacob Gerst North jCollins Not a Postoffice See Collins, Langford, Marshfield, New Oregon, Shirley North Evans Evans Wm. f&kes Patchin Boston A. C. Ashman Pontiac Evans Nehemiah Candee Protecti on Sardinia W. H. Cheeseman Reserve West Seneca J. V. Paxson JOHN HANCOCK HUTVAL MFE INSURANCE COMPANY. I,. M. BEAM, AGENT, BUFFALO, N. IT. AT DODD, BEST & CO.'S, AMERICAN BLOCK, BUFFALO. POST OFFICES AND POSTMASTERS.

Sardinia Sardinia H. W. Simons Sheenwater Grand Island Joseph S. Barris Shirley North Collins Chas. C. Kirby South Wales Wales David S. Warner Spring Brook Elma Jas. H. Ward Springville Concord Carlos Emmons Tonawanda Tonawanda Mrs. M. J. Stanley Town Line Lancaster C. G. Funke Wales Wales Clark Hudson ' Wales Centre, Wales S. J. Searles Water Valley Hamburgh F. B. Parker West Falls Aurora Israel B. Deuel West Hamburgh Hamburgh G. P. Baker West Seneca. West Seneca Nelson Reed West Sen. Centre West Seneca Eli Naramore West Wood Amherst H. Burfind White's Corners Hamburgh P. Rathbone White Haven Grand Island L. Thomson Williams ville Amherst Lawrence Bond Willink Aurora E. W. Lamb Williston Marilla A..W. Childs Winspear Lancaster John H. Zindema Woodward's Hollow Concord Isaac Woodward

CAUTION!!

IW* The public are cautioned against ever paying money in advance to any one claiming to be connected with me or or my publications, as none of my agents will ever take any sum, however small, in advance. UST* .All orders for advertisements will bear MY NAME UPON THEIR FACE, and are payable only on publication of the work for which they are given. C. C. DREW, Directory Office, 63 Buffalo St., Rochester, N. 7. EVERYTHING Desirable for Gentlemen's Wear, Scarfs, Bows, Ties, etc., at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 315 main St. CONSTANTLY IN RECEIPT OF NEW STYLES OF NECK-WEAR, 10 CENSUS. CENSUS OF ERIE COUNTY, 1865.

POPULATION VOTERS. 1

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Alden 2442 2520 223 116 128 524 258 Amherst» 5089 4575 352 506 283 882 654 Aurora 2580 2486 412 84 171 529! 412 Boston 1716 1731 258 135 91 33ll 317 Brant 1097 1376 244 33 230 293| 163 Cheektowaga ^ 2743! 2657 146 331 276 477 359 Clarence 3356 3610 436 340 308 697 561 Colden „ 1568 1386 276 84 3 278 263 Collins 2119 2054 497 57 101 448 361 Concord 3183 2811 596 131 62 602 464 Bast Hamburgh 2136 2128 369 128 131 471 358 Eden 2439 2392 289 249 108 452 352 Elma 2090 2907 276 273 333 575 415 Evans.. 2510 2626 494 106 193 542 424 Grand Island 954 1229 85 112 215 228 102 Hamburgh 2991 3139 349 297 331 616 441 Holland 1538 1523 310 44 34 303 256 Lancaster 4659 4112 280 545 252 822 584 Marilla 1591 1630 322 103 80 374 309 Newstead 3162 3206 606 153 203 663 534 North Collins 1948 1813 251 144 40 859 312 Sardinia* . 1942 1821 444 38 12 377 346 Tonawanda 2489 3040 251 854 345 620 374 Wales 1710 1441 291 52 57 293 253 West Seneca 2784 3347 110 399 598 549 419

Total 60,£42 {61,563 8167 4814 4535 12,385 9291 BUFFALO. WARD 1, 8403 10009 359 1127 2798 2044 412 " 2, 5524 6402 1043 282 892 881 425 " 3, 5345 7013 516 676 1236 792 519 " 4 7256 7752 i ©30 853 1287 1212 549 " 6 10597 12741 ! 323 1890 1671 2691 1413 " 6, 8385 10132 144 1626 1116 1257 1054 " 7 8068 10329 185 1577 1425 2140 1108 " 8 5932 1 6202 361 733 1524 2159 256 M 9 5360 5864 923 884 1054 2681 518 " 10 ,6314 6363 837 416 734 1600 778 r - 3969 4158 325 201 1299 1395 161 " 12, 4333 5132 255 597 890 1154 554 " 13*^4 1643 2113 130 217 377 2045 121

Total 81,129 |9 4,210593 1 110,529116,80 8 22,051 6387 AT A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST., BUFFALO. INDEX TO ADVERTISERS. 11 INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.

For Index by Business, see appropriate Meads in Business Directory, pages 27 and 129.

PAGE. PAGE Adam Meldrum & Co Brown R% & Son back cover opp. pages 484, 185 Adams & Co 381 Brown & McCutcheon... 370 ^Etna Sewing Mach. Co.. Buffalo Com. Advertiser. 345 back colored " Courier 346 Ansteth & Irr 374 " Express 347 Asmus John 388 " German Ins. Co.. 305 Avery J. T 381 " Post 348 Baader Joseph 363 " Democrat 351 Baetzold August 326 " Telegraph 350 Bailey Chas 392 " Scale Works 355 Baker G. M 367 " Volksfreund 350 Baker & Pullman 398 Burg Rudolph 338 Balcom P. A 403 Burt J. B 393 Ball F. H. & Co 380 Caldwell M.&Co. opp.contents Bangert & Bro 389 Cartwright B. E. & Co.. 390 Barnes Wm. N" 328 Case F. M 388 Bartlett Bros 336 Castle D. B 362 Batterson N. D 321 Chafee J. & Son 392 Behling Theodore 330 Chatman J. W. Agt 387 BellR. W. & Co Chicester J. L 403 inside front cover Childs & Saxton 382 Bennett J. P 327 Clark & Co Berra & Bottani 330 front colored Besancon F. J 327 Cline R. H 359 Besser, Ernst & Bro 351 Cobb W. H 328 Bettinger S. & Co 336 Colie & Co 386 Birge M. H 334 Colligon F 370 Blakeley & Melvin 349 Cornell Lead Co.... opp. 231 Bommel A. Mrs 342 Corridon P 383 Booth & Riester 332 Crandall G. E 362 Boutelle Lucius 340 Cummings H. & Son 828 Bowen D. & Son 393 Cutler & Morgan 333 Braids Wm 372 Dart & Bro 384 Braun C. W 402 Dawley J. S front cover Braun Bros 396 Demmons & Forson Brown James W. & Co.. 376 inside front cover Gent's Furnishing Goods, Cardigan Jackets, Mufflers and Knit Scarfs, at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 315 Main Street. NOVELTIES AND BARGAINS CONSTANTLY OPENED,

12 INDEX TO ADVERTISERS. ^

DeVine Bros 355 Gowanda Gazette ... 349 Dickinson T. & E 3$L Glen & Hall... .back colored Dobinson W. A. & Co... 375 Gould Bros 409 Dodd, Best & Co.. .head lines Granger Warren 304 Dodge H. & C. .front colored Graves John C Dodge '& Benson 360 303, 307, 308, 363 Doebert Ferdinand 407 Greiner L. A 397 Doll& Herbold.. 389 Grinton & Co 405 Dorris J.N. &Co...... Grimm J. C $&' opp. title page Grove & Uebelhoer 395 Dudley & Rockwell 392 Grover & Baker S. M. Co. Dunbar & Howell 371 front colored Edmonds Thos 334 Gruetzner C. H figg Elder Stewart 335 Guidotti H 373 Erb M. E 342 Haas & Kelley 350 Erie Co. Savings Bank.. 302 Haefner F 351 Evans R 388 Hagelin A 337 Evans W. A. & Co 380 Hall Jas. H 368 Exstein Hiram 339 Hall & Sons 390 Farnham H. K jr 378 Halley & Newman 356 Farnham & Seely 390 Hancock John Life Ins. Co Farrar& Trefts 382 foot lines Farwell H. D.. Hanford Geo. W 398 inside front cover. Hanour P. J 320 Feine Jacob 375 Harvey H. J 329 Felthousen & Russell 377 Hastings S. P. jr 376 Ferguson & Brown 323 Hauenstein Geo. & Co... 403 Fette Chas. & Co 396 Haviland & Saunders... 383 Feyle Florian 330 Heinrigh John F 337 Fidler J. S 349 Heiser Wm 388 Fish & Armstrong 308 Herbold & Prior 393 Fisher John 386 Heron & Bernhardt 322 Fitch F. S 315 Hersee Wm. & Co Fogelsonger W. & Son.. 395 next back colored Ford W. A 397 Hibsher Geo 328 Forsyth & Brown 344 ffill F. C 404 Fowler & Sons 366 HU1& Dexter... 384 Frank & Co 375 Hillman Adolph .358 Friends' Institute 352 Hitchcock A.. 324 Gekeler John Mrs 342 Hofeller L 340 George & Baker 394 Holland N 378 Georger C. & F 341 Holmes E. & B 385 Gilbert A. D 392 Holzborn L 813 GilligL. & Son 314 Honsel Wm 393 Gittere Jacob A 307 Hortons & Kip 391 Alili POLICIES ARE NON-FORFEITABLE IN THE JOHN HANCOCK, AFTER ONE PAYMENT. AT DODD, BEST k CO.'S, 410, 412, 414 MAIN ST. INDEX TO ADVERSERS. 13

HotchMss Hiram 362 MachwirthE 324 Houghton H, O. & Co. b. col'd Majot A 405 Howard G. Y 326 Manning & House 321 Howard Rufus L 379 McAleese Hugh...... 337 Howard & Bunting 859 McKeever Bros, .front colored Howard & Chappell 309 McNaughton D 373 Howe C. B 310 Meredith T 358 Howell a W. & Son.... 312 Merkel Joseph 324 Hoxsie A. P. Mrs 353 Metz & Blocher 402 fiime & Sanford 308 Millar H. B front colored Huppuch J. J 332 Millener J. H 378 Husted J. H. & Son 391. JfiUer Bros 389 International Lime Co... 334 Miller B. & Son. 402 Irr Joseph ....*.. 399 Moeller E 352 Jaeger Wm 311 Montgomery J. H 319 Jarvis & Knight 380 Mooney J 401 Jewett Jas. H 343 Moore Geo. A. & Chesley 325 Jewett John C. & Son... 333 MuehleB. H 352 Johnson Wallace 321 Mugridge Geo. & Son... 318 Johnston A. M 328 Mngridge Joseph 835 Johnston, Huntley & Co. 400 Mullenhoff & Hiemenz.. 390 Kaiser F. & C 325 Myers Daniel 309 Kamman Henry 315 Nachbar Werner...... 324 ^Kellogg L. M. & Son.... 373 Neff & Strickler. 344 Kerr A. T 320 Newman Geo. E 829 Kester I. & Co 321 Newman Henry 844 King B. H 363 Newman, Vosburgh & Knapp&Feidt 377 Baker 316 Knell Louis 396 Newman Wm. H. H. Knight T..0 379 front colored Kurz J. A. & Bro 314 Oatman LeRoy S 409 Langner J. G. 319 Oatman L. & Son 408 Lapp & Adriance 327 O'Brian Henry 338 Laub & Schwartz 389 O'Dwyer M 381 Lawrence S. N. & Son... Oehm E 384 foot lines Oliver W. W 357 Lee & Pickering 309 Olver N 407 Leist J 323 OlverW. B 331,359 Leland, Chamberlain & Co 303 O'Neil M 829 Lempert L. H 332 O'Rafferty & Co 319 Long & Reist 312 O'ReUley S. J. 370 Lorenz John 331 Orr George 390 Lyman N 357 Ovens R. & Son 317 Lyth John & Sons 403 Paige E. H 358 MacheA.. 363 Parks Thos 373 NOBBY GOODS for Gent's Wear, Solid Pearl Sleeve Buttons, at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 315 main Street, Buffalo. UMBRELLAS, CANES AND TRAVELING BAGS, 14 INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.

Pease F. S back colored I Simson J. W 380 Person Chas 326 Smith Moses. 386 Phillips & Griswold 395 Smith Norton B .... 330 Pierce A. J. & Co 376 Smith & Lapham 313 Pierce Jerome 374 Somerville S 397 Piatt Fruit Co 313 Springville Journal 349 Plumley F. K 381 Staats J front colored Porter C. K 309 Stafford A. H head lines Post & Viergiver 331 Stambach W. P. & P. C.. 340 Potter & Schaack 336 Stanley F. G 398 Pound & Co 408 Stevens Bros 362 Pratt & Co 364 Stillman, Sirret & Co 339 Pratt & French .... 334 Story W. E 314 Pratt & Letchworth 365 Streb John 394 Prince Geo. A. & Co.... 354 Sumner A. D 340 Raeker A 394 Swift & Husted 322 Rech Christian 393 Taft G. T 310 Reif Anthony 391 Tanner A. B 3Q8c Rieffenstahl Bros 398 Thompson A. S 311 Riester Wm 379 Thompson H 388 Rink Peter 380 Thorne G. L 405 Ripont & Keller 337 Thornton & Chester RittM.Leo 307 front colored Robinson & Korzelius... 335 TifftKG. & Co.. 316 Rosenau D. & Co 314 Tolsma N 313 Roskopf Jacob jr 324 Torge Lewis 311 Runcie S. H 887 Toye Thos. W 406 SaffordH. B 378 Urban Geo. & Co 321 Sand Paul 396 Utley H front colored Sargent & Greenleaf.... Valentine & Bro 370 opp. page 230 Valentine & Sparks 368 Sauerwein P. 372 Van Broklin S. A 377 Schaefer & Bro 323 Vaughan & Houver 381 Scheeler & Baer 377 Wackermann Barbara 329 Sehlehr J. W 393 Walker & Dickey 396 Schmidt A 344 Waters A. F. agent 387 Schwert M 363 Waters Geo. S 398 Scott Geo. W 316 Weber Max 342 Security Sav. Bank 301 Weed DeWitt C. front colored Sellew & Popple 368 Weisenheimer Wm 357 Shaw & Wells 382 Welch & Starbird 407 Shepard Iron Works.... 369 West Elisha 408 Shepard John D Westermeier & Eichinger 378 inside back cover Western Savings Bank.. 303 Sherman D. 0 405 White George A 402 THE JOHN HANCOCK IS PURELY MUTUAL, all the Profits BEING DIVIDED AMONG THE INSURED, AT A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST., BUFFALO, N. Y. 15

White Isaac D Woodward W. H. & Co. 338 next back colored Wurtz John. 389 Widmer J. A 324 Young,Lockwood & John­ Wiggins D. B 398 son oppposite 128 Wise Wm 408 Zimmerman G. 397 Witmer Tobias & Son... 306 Zook J. R. & J. 334

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ACADEMY OP MUSIC, 247 Main ADAMS BLOCK, 253 Washington AMERICAN HOTEL BLOCK, Main between Court and Eagle ARCADE BuiLDiNG,Main cor. Clinton BROWNS' BUILDING, Main cor. E. Seneca BUFFALO GENERAL HOSPITAL, High near Michigan BUFFALO HOSPITAL (Sisters of Charity), Franklin cor. Virginia *v v ? BUFFALO ORPHAN ASYLUM, Virginia near Delaware CLARENDON BLOCK, Main corner South Division COIT BLOCK, Pearl corner West Swan COMMERCIAL BLOCK, Main cor. Ohio COURT HOUSE, Washington, Clinton and Ellicott CtlSTOM HOUSE, Washington cor. Seneca ERIE COUNTY SAVINGS BANK, Main corner Court EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, 198 and 200 Main EXPRESS BUILDINGS, Seneca cor. Pearl FITCH'S BLOCK, Seneca cor. Michigan GENESEE BLOCK, Main cor. Genesee GRANITE BLOCK, Main between Seneca and Swan HARVEY BLOCK, Main cor. East Swan HAUENSTEIN'S BLOCK, Main cor. Mohawk HAZARD BLOCK, Main corner Central wharf HOLLISTER BLOCK, Main cor. Seneca KREMLIN BLOCK, Main between Niagara and Eagle MART BLOCK, Ohio cor. Skinner's canal MEDICAL COLLEGE, Main cor. Virginia MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE, Prime cor. Hanover NEWMAN'S BLOCK, Prime foot of Lloyd NIAGARA FRONTIER POLICE BUILDING, Terrace c. Pearl OLD POST OFFICE, Seneca cor. Washington THE Celebrated EUREKA SHIRTS, Paris Yoke and Perfect Fitting, Manufactured only by S. N. Lawrence Sc Son. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND CLOAKINGS, AT DODD, BEST & CO.'S. 16 BLOCKS, BUILDINGS, HALLS.

POST OFFICE, Seneca cor. Washington REED ELEVATOR BLOCK, Water corner Dock REVERE HOUSE, Erie corner Canal SAUNDER'S EXCHANGE, Seneca cor. Chicago SKATING RINK, Pearl between Church and Niagara SPAULDING'S EXCHANGE, Main cor. Terrace THOMPSON BLOCK, Prime foot of Lloyd TIFFT BLOCK, 465 Main U. S. COURT HOUSE, Washington corner Seneca VOLLMER BLOCK, Main cor. Mohawk WEED BLOCK, Main cor. West Swan WILLIAMS' BLOCK, Prime St. and 35 Central wharf YAW'S BUILDINGS, Main cor. Dayton r YOUNG MEN'S ASSOCIATION BUILDINGS, Main cor. Eagle

H&LLS. GERBER HALL, MAIN opp. St. Louis' Church GILLIG'S HALL, E. Genesee n. Michigan HELLRIEGEL'S HALL, E. Genesee c. Elm LIEDERTAFEL HALL, Pearl c. Niagara MARKET HALL, Ellicott opp. Market MASONIC HALL, Main c. Swan SAENGERBUND HALL, 329 Ellicott. (See adv. page 311) SCHWABEL HALL, Batavia n. Walnut ST. CECELIA HALL, Arcade building ST. JAMES HALL, E. Eagle c. Washington TOWNSEND HAIL, Main c, Swan TURNER'S HALL, Ellicott n. Genesee UNION HALL, Court c. Pearl ZIEGEL'S HALL, Main opp. Medical College BUFFALO STREET DIRECTORY.

After the name of a street, the word STREET is omitted. ABBREVIATIONS ,, n. North; e. East j s. South ; w. West. ABBI, S. from Abbott Road to Tifffc, Ward 13 ABBOTT ROAD, S. e. from 585 Elk to city line, Wards 1, 13 ADAMS, n. from 642 E. Eagle to 689 E. Genesee, Wards 5, 6 ALABAMA, n. from Buffalo Creek to 481 E. Seneca, Wards 1,, 3. ALBANY, e. from Black Rock Harbor to N. Jefferson, Ward 11 ALLEN, W. from 942 Main to Wadsworth, Ward 10 AMHERST, e. from Erie Canal to JMain, near city line, Ward 12 ARKANSAS, W. from 41 N. Washington to Hampshire, Wd„ 11 ASH, n. from 272 Batavia to 257 E. Genesee, Ward 6 ^.UBURN, e. from Niagara river to DeWitt, Ward 11 AUSTIN, e. from Erie Canal to Military Road, Ward 12 AVENUE A, from Batavia to city line BARKER, W. from 1210 Main to 829 Delaware, Ward 11 BARKER'S ALLEY, n. from 142 Seneca to 127 E. Swan, Ward 2 BARTON, n. from 180 Albany to 191 Breckenridge, Ward 11 BATAVIA, n. e. from 421 Washington to city line, Wds. 4, 5, 6 BEAK, n. from 20 Green to 57 Exchange, Ward 1 BEAVER, S. from 37 Scott to 38 Perry, Ward 1 BEECH, n. from Virginia to Carlton, Ward 7 BENNETT, n. from 146 William to 271 Batavia, Ward 5 BERLIN, n. from High to Best, Ward 7 BEST, e. from 1119 Main to city line, Wards 6, 7, 12 BIDWELL, e. from 1363 Niagara to 312 N. Wash. Ward 11 BIRD, e. from Erie Canal, across 2079 Niagara, Ward 12 BIRD AVENUE, e. from Niagara river, across 1531 Niagara, to Grant, Ward 11 BLOSSOM, n. from 46 Batavia to Huron, Ward 4 BLOSSOM, n. from 375 Amherst to Military Road, Ward 11 BOND, n. from North Canal to Howard, Wards 3, 5 BOSTON, n. from Tupper to Virginia BOUCK AV. e. fr. 1319 Niagara to 1387 Delaware, Ward 11 BOWERY, n. from 135 Allen to 152 North, Ward 10 BRAYTON, n. from 413 Vermont to 514 Utica, Ward 11 BRECKENRIDGE, e. from Erie Canal, across 1225 Niagara, to Barton, Ward 11 BREMEN, n. from Vermont to Rhode Island, Ward 11 BRISTOL, e. from 205 Spring to 278 Jefferson, Ward 5 BRISTOL, e. from 195 Emslie to East, Ward 5 BROWN, e. from 735 Jefferson to 594 Adams, Ward 6 BRYANT, W. from 1288 Main to 249 Rogers, Ward 11 Gent's Furnishing Goods, Cardigan Jackets, Mufflers and Knit Scarfs, at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 315 Main Street. 2 FINE LINEN COLLARS, CUFFS AND BOSOMS, 18 BUFFALO STREET DIRECTORY.

BUFFUM, n. from Seneca to Reservation Line, Ward 13 BULL, e. from N. Washington to DeWitt, Ward 11 BUNDY'S AL. n. from 124 Sycamore to North, Wards 6, 7 BURTON AL. e. from 819 Main to Maple, Ward 7 BURWELL PLACE, from Perry, near Main, to Scott, Ward 1 BUSH, from Amherst, Ward 12 BUTLER, W. from 1064 Delaware to Rogers, Ward 11 CALIFORNIA, e. from 21 N. Washington to N. Jefferson, Wd. 11 CAMP, n. from 424 Sycamore to 519 E. Genesee, Ward 6 CANAL, n. w. from 100 Main to 158 Erie, Ward 8 CARLTON, e. from 909 Main to, 756 E. Genesee, Ward 7 CAROLINA, n. e. from Erie Canal, across 273 Niagara, to 180 Tupper, Wards 8, 9, 10 CARROLL, e. from 203 Washington to E. Seneca, Wards 2, 3 t CARY, W. from 210 Delaware, Ward 10 CEDAR, n. from 348 Swan to 305 Batavia, Wards 3, 5 CENTRAL WHARF, W. fr. foot Main to foot Commercial, Ward 8 CENTRE, n. from 110 Seneca to 101 Swan, Ward 2 CHAMBERS, n. from Bouck avenue to Delevan avenue, Wd. 11 CHAMPLIN, n. e. from 493 Spring to 212 Mortimer, Ward 6 CHAPIN, W. from Main to 1803 Delaware, Ward 12 CHARLES, e. from Erie Canal to 188 Terrace, Ward 8 CHENANGO, n. w. fr. 459 Utica to 473 Massachusetts, Wd. 11 CHERRY, n. e. from 727 Michigan to Virginia, Ward 7 CHESTNUT, n. from 224 Swan to 225 N. Division, Ward 2 CHICAGO, n. from Buffalo Creek to 267 Swan, Wards, 1, 2, 3 CHIPPEWA, see East Chippewa or West Chippewa CHURCH, W. from 312 Main to Erie Canal, Wards 8, 9 CINCINNATI, S. from 251 Ohio to Creek, Ward 1 CITY- SHIP CANAL, from Creek near Light House to South Channel, Ward 1 CLINTON, e. from 411 Main to city line, Wards 4, 5,13 CLINTON ALLEY, n. from Clinton to William, Ward 5 CLINTON AVENUE, e. from Erie Canal to 1474 Delaware, Wd. 11 CLINTON PLACE, n. e. from Cottage to Allen, Ward 10 COLLEGE, n. from 25 Cottage to 260 North, Ward 10 COLTON, w. from Erie Canal to Lake Erie COLUMBIA, n. from Buffalo Creek to Scott, Ward 1 COLVIN, n. from Amherst to Bird ave. Ward 12 COMMERCIAL, n. e. from Creek to 8 Terrace, Ward 8 CONNECTICUT, e. from Erie Canal to 332 Rogers, Ward 11 CORNELIA, n. e. from North Canal to Buffalo Creek, Ward -3 COTTAGE, n. w. from 370 Virginia to 297 Hudson, Ward 10 COTTAGE PLACE, from Johnson place to Park place, Ward 10 COURT, W. from 428 Main to Erie Canal, Wards 8, 9

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CYPRESS, n. e. from 571 Michigan to 818 Pine, Ward 6 DANN, n. from Amherst to Hamilton, Ward 12 DAUGIIERTY'S ALLEY, n. from 248 Seneca to Folsom, Ward 2 DAVIS, n. w. from 702 Jefferson to 551 E. Genesee DAY'S PARK, n> 107 Cottage to Allen, Ward 10 DAYTON, W. from 48 Main to Prime, Ward 8 DEARBORN, n. from 44 Tonawanda to Bird, Ward 12 DELEVAN AVE, e. from 1397 Niagara to city line, Wds. 7, 11,12 DELAWARE, n. from 223 Terrace to city line, Wds. 9,10,11,12 DELAWARE PLACE, W. fr. 376 Delaware to 327 Virginia, Wd. 10 DE WITT, n. from Breckenridge to Scajaquada Creek, Wd. 11 DOCK, S. from 32 Water to Buffalo Creek, Ward 8 DODGE, e. from 1177 Main to Michigan, Ward 7 DOLE, S. from 1359 Seneca to 1237 Elk, Ward 13 DOWNING, n. from White's Corners Plank Road to Abbott's Corners Plank Road, Ward 13 EAGLE, see East Eagle or West Eagle. EAST, from 65 South to 69 Bird, Ward 12 EAST BENNETT, n. from 322 Clinton to 159 William, Ward 5 EAST CHIPPEWA, e. from 597 Main to 102 East Genesee, Wd. 4 EAST EAGLE, e. from 369 Main to city line, Wards 2, 3, 4, 5 EAST FERRY, e. from 1531 Main to Walden, Ward 7 j EAST GENESEE, n. e. from 589 Main to Best, Wards 4, 6, 7 EAST HURON, e. from 545 Main to 238 Oak, Ward 4 . EAST MARKET, n. from 138 Elk to 181 Scott, Ward 1 EAST MOHAWK, e. from 487 Main to 246 Ellicott, Wd. 4 EAST NORTH, e. from 1039 Main to 984 Jefferson, Ward 7 EAST PORTER, from 213 Heacock to Perry, Wards 1, 3 EAST SENECA, e. from 225 Main to city line, Wards 2,8, 13 EAST SWAN, e. from 277 Main to 720 Seneca, Wards 2, 3 EAST TUPPER, e. from 707 Main to 726 Michigan, Ward 4 EDWARD, w. from 782 Main to 357 Virginia,-Ward 10 EFNER, n. w. from Court to Virginia, Ward 8 ELEVENTH, n. w. fr. 268 Carolina to 103 Albany, Wds. 10, 11 ELIZABETH, n. e. from N. Canal to Creek, Ward 3 ELK, e. from 73 Ohio to Seneca, Wards 1, 13 ELLICOTT, n. from 60 Seneca to Northampton, Wards 2, 4, 7 ELLICOTT TURNPIKE, e. from Walden, Ward 12 ELM, n. from 124 Swan to 125 High, Wards 2, 4, 7 ELMWOOD AVENUE, n. from Summer to Delevan ave, Wd. 11 ELY ROAD, n. w. from Main to city line, Ward 12 EMSLIE, n. from 788 Seneca to 679 Batavia, Wards 3, 5 ERIE, S. W. from 308 Main to Erie Basin, Wards 8, 9 ERIE SLIP, W. from Erie Canal to Erie Basin, Ward 8 ESSEX, n. from Rhode Island to Massachusetts, Ward 11 EVERYTHING Desirable for Gentlemen's Wear, Scarfs, Rows, Ties, etc., at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 315 Main St. DRY GOODS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 20 BUFFALO STREET DIRECTORY.

EVANS, n. from 69 Water to 82 Terrace, Ward 8 EVANS SHIP CANAL, W. from Peacock to Creek, Ward 8 EXCHANGE, e. from 173 Main to Seneca, Wards 1, 2, 3r 18 EXPRESS, W. from 222 Pearl to Franklin, Ward 9 FARMER, e. from Erie Canal to Tonawanda, Ward 12 FERRY, see East Ferry or West Ferry FIFTEENTH, n. w. from Jersey to Vermont, Ward 11 FIFTH, n w. from 257 Court to Vermont, Wards 8, 11 FIR, S, e. from Carolina to Johnson Place, Ward 10 FITZGERALD, W. from Elk to Reservation line, Ward 1 FLETCHER, W. from Sophia FLORIDA e. from Main FLY, n. w. from 8 Maiden Lane to 23 Evans, Ward 8 FOLSOM, e. from 309 Michigan to 86 Jefferson, Wards 2, 3 FOREST, e. from Main, Ward 12 FOREST AVENUE, e. from Erie Canal to 1616 Delaware, Wd. 11 FORT, W. from Niagara to Erie Canal, Ward 11 FOUGERON, from W alden to E. Genesee FOURTEENTH, n. w. fr. 394 Pennsylvania to Hampshire, Wd. 11 FOURTH, n. w. from 275 W. Genesee to Vermont, Wards 8, 11 Fox, n. from Batavia to North, Wards 6, 7 FRANKLIN n. from 63 Terrace to 68 North, Wards 9,10 FRONT, from Commercial to Evans Slip, Wards 8, FULTON, e. from 87 Michigan to Smith, Wards 1, 13 GARDEN, n. w. from 284 Carolina to Virginia, Ward 10 GAY, n. e. from 393 Michigan to 34 Potter, Ward 5 GENESEE, see East Genesee or West Genesee GEORGIA, e. from Lake Erie to 186 Chippewa, Wards 8, 9,10 GERMAIN, n. from Amherst, Ward 12 GERMAN ALLEY, s. from 431 Genesee to Sycamore, Ward 6 GIBSON, n. from Amherst to Military Road, Ward 12 GOODELL, e. from 785 Main to 88 Cherry, Wards 4, 7 GOODELL ALLEY,n. from Tuppe r to Burton alley, Wards 4, 7 GOODRICH, e. from 1011 Main to Michigan, Ward 7 GORTON, n. from 144 Amherst to Farmer, Ward 12 GRANGER, e. from Chicago to Ohio Slip, Ward 1 GRAPE, n. from 248 Cherry to 343 East North. GREEN, e. from 147 Washington to 212 Michigan, Ward 1 GREY, n. from 668 Batavia to 725 E. Genesee, Ward 6 GRIDER, e. from Delaware to Ellicott Turnpike, Ward 12 GRIFFIN, n. from Porter to Seneca, Ward 3 GROSVENOR, n. from 30 N. Canal to Eagle, Ward 3 GROVE, n. from Race, Ward 5 GULF, W. from Main to Delaware GULL, W. from 1144 Niagara to Erie Canal, Ward 11 The JOHN HANCOCK bias Hundreds of Policies in Western New York. Ask THEM about it. AT DODD, BEST & C07S, BUFFALO, li Y. BUSINESS STREET DIRECTORY. 21 HAMBURGH, n. from Buffalo Creek to 551 E. Seneca, Wds. 1, 3 HAMILTON, from Erie Canal to Tonawanda, Ward 11 HAMILTON, from 227 Emslie to East, Ward 5 HAMPSHIRE, n. e. from 957 Niagara to Ferry, Ward 11 HANOVER, S. W. from 100 Main to Prime, Ward 8 HAYWARD, n. from 340 Elk to Otto HE ACOCK, from Buffalo Creek to 645 E. Seneca, Wards 1, 3,13 HENRY «e. from Erie Canal to 160 Terrace, Ward 8 HERMAN, n. from 794 Batavia to Best, Wards 6, 7 HICKORY, n. from 417 Swan to 89 Cherry, Wards 3, 5, 6, 7 HIGH, e. from 975 Main to Johnson, Ward 7 HINCKLEY, e. from 369 Spring to 482 Jefferson, Ward 5 HODGE, n. w. from Vermont to Rhode Island, Ward 11 HOUJSTER, n. e. from 399 Spring to 122 Mortimer, Ward 5 HOWARD, e. from 305 Jefferson to East, Ward 5 HOWELL, n. from Amherst, Ward 12 HUDSON, e. from Lake Erie to Wadsworth, Wards 8, 9, 10 HuRON,see East Huron or West Huron HYDRAULIC, S. from 801 Exchange to Perry, Wards 1, 3 HYDRAULIC CANAL, e. fr. Main and Hamburgh Canal, Wd. 1 ILLINOIS n. from Buffalo Creek to 75 Scott, Ward 1 INDIANA, from Buffalo Creek to 41 Perry, Ward 1 JACKSON, n. from 143 Church to Canal alley, Ward 8 JAMES, e. from 135 Emslie to East, Ward 5 JANE, W. from Erie to Coit Basin, Ward 8 JEFFERSON, n. from Mill to E. Ferry, Wards 3, 5,6, 7 JEFFERSON ALLEY, e. from Genesee JERSEY, n. e. from Lake Erie to 64 Rogers, Wards 8, 9, 10,11 JOHN, S. from 14 W. Seneea, Ward 9 JOHNSON, n. from 700 Batavia to North, Wards 6, 7 JOHNSON PLACE, W. from 274 Delaware to Carolina, Wd. 10 JOY, W. from 118 Water to Erie Basin, Ward 9 K^ENE, s. from 495 E. Genesee to 400 Syracuse, Ward 6 KATHARINE, S. from Elk to Reservation Line, Wards 1,15 KENTUCKY, from St. Clair to 149 Mackinaw, Ward 1 KETCHUM, n. from Carlton to High, Ward 7 KOONS' ALLEY, e. from 255EUieott to 198 Oak, Ward 4 KRETTNER, from Howard to 797 Batavia, Ward 5 LACY, S. from St. Clair to Buffalo Creek, Ward 1 LA FAYETTE, e. from 447 Main to 436 Washington, Ward 4 LAKE, W. from River to Erie Basin, Ward 8 LANDON, e. from Jefferson to Walden, Ward 7 LATHROP, n. from Batavia to Genesee, Ward 6 LAUREL, e. from Linden to 1290 Jefforson, Ward 7 LE COUTEULX, from 61 Water to 106 Canal, Ward 8 Wnlte Sluirts! Fancy Shirts! Neglige Shirts ! made to order by S. N, Lawrence «fc Son, 315 Main St., Buffalo. A LARGE STOCK OF UNDERWEAR FOR ALL SEASONS,

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LEMON, n. from 140 Cherry to 267 East North, Ward 7 LE ROY AVENUE, e. from Main to Ellibott Turnpike, Ward 12 LEWIS, n. from 268 Amherst to Austin, Ward 12 LIBERTY, S. from Hamburgh Canal, near Mississippi, to Buf­ falo Creek, Ward 1 LINDEN, n. from Riley, Ward 7 LLNWOOD AVENUE, n. fr. 43 W. North to Delevan av. Wd. 11 LLOYD, n. e. from Buffalo Creek to 144 Main, Ward 8 LOCK, n. w. from 92 Terrace to 128 Erie, Ward 8 LOCUST, n. from 104 Cherry to 249 East North, Ward 7 LONG WHARF, W. from foot Commercial, Ward 8 LORD, S. from Howard to Buffalo Creek, Wards 3, 5 LOUISIANA, n. fr. Buffalo Creek to 375 E. Seneca, Wards 1, 3 LOVE JOY, e. from 477 Emslie to East, Ward 5 LUTHERAN, n. from 234 William to 353 Batavia, Ward 5 MACKINAW, e. from 250 Ohio to 169 Hamburgh, Ward 1 MADISON, n. from 586 Eagle to Brown, Wards 5, 6 MAIDEN LANE, e. from 11 Water to 61 Canal, Ward 8 MAIN, n. from Buffalo Creek to city line, Wards 1, 2, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 MAIN AND HAMBURGH STREET CANAL, e. from 91 Main to Ham­ burgh, Wards 1, 3 MAPLE, n. from 34 Cherry to 197 East North, Ward 7 MARINER, n. from 370 Virginia to 234 North, Ward 10 MARILLA, W. from White's Corners P. R. to B. & S. L. R. R. Ward 13 MARK, n. from 22 William to 19 Gay, Ward 5 MARVIN, n. from 172 Elk to Perry MARY, e. from 41 Indiana to Mississippi, Ward 1 MARYLAND, e. from Erie Canal to College, Wards 8, 9, 10 MASON, n. from Breckenridge to Auburn ave., Ward 11 MASSACHUSETTS, n. e. from 865 Sixth to Ferry, Ward 11 MATHEW'S ALLEY, e. from Mortimer to Jefferson, Ward 6 MCPHERSON, S. from Bird to Amherst, Ward 12 MEAD ALLEY, S. from Eagle, between Elm and Michigan, to North Division, Ward 2 MECHANIC, n. from Erie Canal to 216 Terrace, Ward 8 MEECH, n. from Virginia to Allen, Ward 10 MIAMI, e. from Ohio to 203 Hamburgh, Ward 1 MICHIGAN, n. from Buffalo Creek to Main n. Ferry, Wards 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7 MILITARY ROAD, n. from 282 Amherst, Ward 12 MILL, e. from Alabama to Railroad, Ward 3* . MILLER'S ALLEY, e. from Milnor, Ward 5 MILNOR, n. from 86 William to 211 Batavia, Ward 5

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MISSISSIPPI, n. from Buffalo Creek to 93 Scott, Ward 1 MOHAWK, see East Mohawk or West Mohawk MONROE, n. from 614 Eagle to Brown, Wards 5, 6 MONTGOMERY, n. from E. Eagle near Smith to Howard, Wd. 5 MOORE, n. from 214 Ohio to 153 Elk, Ward 1 MORGAN, n. from 183 W. Genesee to 142 Chippewa, Wds. 9,10 MORTIMER, n. from 342 William to 199 Cherry, Wards 5, 6, 7 MULBERRY, n. from 68 Cherry to 215 East North, Ward 7 MULLIGAN, S. e. fr. Pennsylvania n. Twelfth to Hudson, Wd.10 NIAGARA, n. w. from 340 Main to city line, Wards 9, 11, 12 NIAGARA SQUARE, at junction of Court, Delaware, W. Gene­ see and Niagara, Ward 9 NICHOLAS ALLEY, n. from ISO E. Seneca, Ward 2 NINTH, n. w. from 165 Huron to 1017 Niagara, Wds. 9,10,11 NORRIS PLACE, n. e. from Cottage to Wadsworth, Ward 10 NORTH, see East North or West North NORTHAMPTON, e. from 1253 Main to Jefferson, Ward 7 NORTH ADAMS, n. from 143 Albany to Breckenridge, Ward 11 NORTH CANAL, e. from 610 E. Swan to Reservation line, Wd. 3 NORTH DIVISION, e. from 339- Main to Reservation line, Wards 2, 3 NORTH JEFFERSON, n. fr. 215 Albany to Breckenridge, Wd. 11 NORTH OGDEN, n. from William to Batavia, Ward 5 NORTH PEARL, n. from 522 Virginia to North, Ward 10 NORTH WASHINGTON, n. from 105 Albany to Scajaquada Creek, Ward 11 NORTH WILLIAM, n. fr. 392 Virginia to 210 W. North, W«d. 10 NORTON, frpm 77 Water to Peacock, Ward 8 OAK, n. from 96 E. Swan to 77 Best, Wards 2, 4, 7 OHIO, S. e. from 3 Main to Buffalo Creek, Ward 1 OHIO SLIP, from Main and Ham. Canal to Ohio Basin, Ward 1 O'NEIL, n. from Niagara ONTARIO, from Niagara, near Bird, to city line, Ward 12 ORANGE, n. from 174 Cherry to 291 E. North, Ward 7 OSBORN ALLEY, n. from Pennsylvania to Jersey OTIS, n. from Bouck ave. to Clinton avenue, Ward 11 OTSEGO, e. from 1438 Main to Jefferson, Ward 7 OTTAWA, e. from Louisiana to Hamburgh, Ward 1 OTTO, e. from Hay ward to Alabama, Ward 1 PAGE, n. from Bird, Ward 12 PALMER, n. w. from 222 Carolina to 221 Hudson, Ward 10 PARISH, e. from Niagara River to 206 Tonawanda, Ward 12 PARK, n. from 422 Virginia to 184 W. North, Ward 10 PARK PLACE, w. fr. 286 Delaware to Johnson place, Wd. 10 PEACH, n. from 208 Cherry to 319 E. North, Ward 7 NORRY GOODS for Gent's Wear, Solid Pearl Sleeve Ruttons, at S, N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 315 Main Street. ALL KINDS OF CRAPE GOODS MANUFACTURED BY

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PEACOCK, n. w. from 46 Evans to 170 Erie, Ward 8 PEARL, n. from Erie Canal to 24 Tupper, Wards 8, 9, 10 PECKHAM, e. from 473 Jefferson to Smith, Ward 5 PENNSYLVANIA, n. fr. Erie Canal to 326 North, Wds. 8, 9, 10 PERRY, e. from 55 Main to Dole, Wards 1, 13 PETER, n. from Amherst, Ward 12 PETERSON, e. from Walden, Ward 12 PEUGEOT, W. from White's Corners Plank Road, Ward 13 PINE, n. from 280 E. Swan to 125 Sycamore, Wds. 2, 3, 5, 6 PINK, W. from Montgomery to Lord, Ward 5 POOLEY PLACE, e. from De Witt to Grant, Ward 11 PORTER, from Ferry to 17 Bouck avenue, Ward 11 POTTER, n. from 48 William to 173 Batavia, Ward 5 POTTER'S CORNERS PLANK ROAD, e. from Abbott, Ward 13 PRATT, n from 448 Eagle to 379 E. Genesee PRESTON, n. from Ferry PRIME, n. w. from 24 Main to 13 Commercial, Ward 8 PROPOSED, n. from 236 North to Main, Ward 7 PUFFER, e. from Main, near Bouck av. to Walden, Ward 7 QUAY, e. from 119 Main to 138 Washington, Ward 1 RACE, W. from Grove RALPH ALLEY, n. from Burton alley, Ward 7 RANDALL, W, fr. Hamilton to William opp. Mortimer, Wd. 5 RAZE, n. from E. Eagle to Ho.ward, Ward 5 RED JACKET, S. from 593 E. Seneca to Elk, Wards 1, 3 RESERVATION, n. from Amherst, Ward 12 RHODE ISLAND, e. from 795 Sixth to Rogers, Ward 11 RICH, n. from Batavia, Ward 6 RILEY, e. from 1255 Main to Jefferson, Ward 7 RIVER, n. w. from 203 Erie to 342 Genesee, Ward 8 ROCK, n. w. from W. Genesee to Wilkeson, Ward 8 ROGERS, n. from 317 W. North to'512 W.Ferry, Ward 11 Roos, n. from 268 William to 395 Batavia, Ward 5 ROOT, e. from Erie Canal n. Hudson to 386 Fifth, Ward 8 ROSE, n. from Cherry to 365 E. North, Ward 7 SANDUSKY, e. from Fitzgerald to 245 Louisiana, Ward 1 SCAJAQUADA, n. from Ferry to Scajaquada Creek SCHOOL, n. e. from 995 Niagara to Albany, Ward 11 SCOTT, e. from 103 Main to 357 Smith, Ward 1 SENECA, see East Seneca or West Seneca SEVENTH, n. w. from 209 Court to 915 Sixth, Wards 9, 11 SHERMAN, n. fr. Howard to E. North, n. Johnson, Wds. 5, 6,7 SHERWOOD, n. from Hampshire to Arkansas, Ward 11 SHUMWAY, n. from Howard to 791 Batavia, Ward 5 SIDWAY, s. from Elk, n. Hamburgh to Mackinaw, Ward 1 ALL POLICIES ARE NON-FORFEITARLE IN THE JOHN HANCOCK, AFTER ONE PAYMENT. DODD, BEST & CO. 410, 412, 414 MAIN ST. BUFFALO STREET DIRECTORY. 25

SIXTH, n. w. from 241 Court to Niagara, opposite Hampshire, Wards 8, 9, 11 SKILLEN, from O'Neil SLOAN, W. from Church, n. Terrace to Erie Canal, Ward 8 SMITH, n. from Buffalo Creek to 817 Batavia SMITH ALLEY, n. from High to Best, Ward 7 SOPHIA, S. rom Fletcher SOUTH, from 442 Ohio to Hamburgh, Ward 1 SOUTH, e. from Erie Canal to East, Ward 12 SOUTHAMPTON, e. from Ellicott, n. Dodge to Michigan, Wd. 7 SOUTH DIVISION, e. from 311 Main to Buffalo Creek, Wds. 2, 3 SOUTH OGDEN, n. from William, Ward 5 SPRING, n. from 500 E. Seneca to 151 Cherry, Wds# 3, 5, 6, 7 SPRUCE, n. from 306 Batavia to 31 Cherry, Wards 6, 7 STAATS, n. from 167 Court to 184 W. Mohawk, Ward 9 STANTON, n. from Howard to 763 Batavia, Ward 5 STATE, from 37 Water to 84 Canal, Ward 8 STEELE, e. £ Main, n. Delevan av. to Ellicott Turnpike,Wd. 12 STEVENS, W. from Mechanic, Ward 8 ST. CLAIR, W. from South, Ward 1 ST. PAUL, e. from 1089 Main to Oak, Ward 7 SUGAR, e. from Williamsville Road SUMMER, W. from Main, near Best, to Rogers, Ward 11 SUTTON LANE, e. from Main SWAN, see East Swan or West Swan SYCAMORE, e. from 239 Oak to 472 Adams, Wards 4, 6 TAYLOR, n. from 386 Seneca to 377 Swan, Ward 2 TECUMSEH, e. from Louisiana to Hamburgh, Ward 1 TENNESSEE, n. from 54 South to 175 Mackinaw, Ward 1 TENTH, n. w. from 244 Carolina to 1075 Niagara, Wds. 10,11 TERRACE, n. w. from 160 Main to 180 Court, Wards 8, 9 THIRTEENTH, n. w. from 358 Pennsylvania to 215 Albany, Wards 10, 11 THOMPSON, n. w. from 120 Parish to Austin, Ward 12 TIFFT, e. from Hamburgh Turnpike to White's Corners Plank Road, Ward 13 TONAWANDA, from 1649 Niagara to 175 Amherst, Ward 12 TOUSBY, n. from 468 Batavia to 343 Sycamore, Ward 6 TOWN LINE ROAD, from Ely Road to Delaware, Ward 12 TOWNSEND, W. from Erie Canal n. Pennsylvania to Lake Erie, Ward 8 TRACY, W. from 314 Delaware to 277 Carolina, Ward 10 TRIANGLE, from Abbott to White's Corners Plank Road, Ward 13 TUPPER, see East Tupper or West Tupper FANCY SHIRTS with Collars and Cuffs to match, made to order, at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 315 Main Street. MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, AT A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST.

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TWELFTH, n. w. from 308 Virginia to 143 Albany, Wds. 10,11 UNION, n. from 250 Eagle to 89 William, Ward 5 UTICA, e. from 1381 Main to 1317 Jefferson, Ward 7 IJTICA, W. from 1382 Main to 307 Massachusetts, Ward 11 VANDALIA, from South to 247 Mackinaw, Ward 1 VAN RENSSELAER, n. from 627 Elk to 709 E. Seneca, Wds. 1,3 VARY, e. from 153 Spring to 226 Jefferson, Ward 5 VERMONT, e. from 734 Sixth to 314 Rogers, Ward 11 VERPLANCK, S. from Pennsylvania near Fourteenth to Hudson, Ward 10 VINCENNES, e. from 72 South to 201 Mackinaw, Ward 1 VINE, e. from 157 Oak to 474 Michigan, Ward 4 VIRGINIA, n. e. from Erie Canal n. Maryland to 796 Jefferson, Wards 7, 8, 9, 10 WADSWORTH, n. w. from 260 Allen to 409 Pennsylvania, Wd. 10 WADSWORTH PARK, n. from Wadsworth to North, Ward 10 WADSWORTH PLACE, n. from 150 College to Wadsworth, Wd. 10 WALDEN, n. from Genesee n. Toll Gate to city line," Wds. 7,12 WALNUT, n. from 376 E. Eagle to 317 E. Genesee, Wards 5, 6 WARREN, e. from Chicago near Perry to Ohio Ship, Ward 1 WASHINGTON, n. from Buffalo Creek near Main to 17 High, Wards 1, 2, 4, 7 WATER, n. w. from 22 Commercial to Erie, Ward 8 WATSON, n, from 670 Eagle to 647 Batavia, Ward 5 WATTS, n. from Tonawanda to Winans, Ward 12 WEAVER ALLEY, n. from Goodell to Virginia, Ward 7 WEST BENNETT n. from 302 Clinton to 139 William WEST CHIPPEWA, W. from 598 Main to 277 Georgia, Ward 10 WEST EAGLE; W. from 370 Main to 269 Terrace, Ward 9 WEST FERRY, e. from Erie Canal to 1530 Main, Ward 11 WEST GENESEE, S. W. from 522 Main to Lake Erie, Wards 8, 9 WEST HURON, W. from 544 Main to 193 Niagara, Wards 9,10 WEST MARKET, n. from 124 Elk to 171 Scott, Ward 1 WEST MOHAWK, W. from 488 Main to 145 Wilkeson, Ward 9 WEST NORTH, W. from 1040 Main to York, Wards 10, 11 WEST SENECA, W. from 226 Main to 118 Terrace, Ward 9 WEST SWAN, W. from 278 Main to 163 Terrace, Ward 9 WEST TUPPER, W. from 716 Main to 309 Virginia, Ward 10 WHITE'S CORNERS ROAD, S. from E. Seneca, Ward 13 WILKESON, from Erie Basin to 202 W. Mohawk, Wards 8, 9 WILLIAM, e. from 463 Michigan to city line, Ward 5 WILLIAMSVILLE ROAD, n. from E. Seneca, Wards 5, 6,12,13 WINANS, n. from Amherst to Bolton, Ward 12 « YORK, n. e*. from Erie Canal n. Jersey to 148 Rogers, Ward^s 8, 9, 10, 11

THE JOHN HANCOCK'S RATES OF PREMIUMS ARE AS Low as any Company ean offer and do a safe business. BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

iERATED BREAD. ARCHITECTS. OVENS R. & SON, 165 Ellicott. ALLISON GEORGE M. 7 Brown's (See adv. page 317) building Ham pel Frederick, 284 Main AGRICULTURAL IMFL'TS. Otis Calvin N. 284 Main MANUFACTURERS. PORTER CYRUS K. 388 Main. BAKER GEO. M. 48 East Genesee. (See adv. p. 309) * (See adv. p. 367). Rose Brothers, 242 Main BRAYLEY JAMES, Carolina cor. Selkirk J. H. 4 Brown's building Fourth ARTIFICIAL LIMBS. Collinson <& Burch (mowing knives), Chicago, near Canal Hall George W. 55 Seneca Fischer JPrancis, 750 Michigan ARTISTS. FOWLER & SONS, 98 Seneca. (See adv. p. 366) Ayers George B. 386 Washington HALL JAMES H. Fourth cor. Baker Ella K. Miss 210 Ninth Carolina. (See adv. p. 368) Brent Henry L. 448 Main HOWARD RUFUS L. 287 Chi- Carpenter wOlard D. 22 W. Seneca cago. (See adv. p. 379) Cluck Augustus, 153 Batavia SHAW & WELLS, Chicago cor. Crane A. S. 248 Main FrohGottfrey, 218 Batavia Hamburgh Canal. (See adv. p. Griffin Monroe, 75 Exchange 882.) Hillard Wm. H. 308 N. Division Squire Geo. L. & Bro. 53 Carroll. Leamon Frederick, 149 Clinton VALENTINE & SPARKS, 140 Mills J. Harrison, 249 Virginia Perry. (See adv. p. 368) Noyes Frederick A. 242 Main DEALERS. Jfcookwell August, 346 Main HHSTED J. H. & SON, 145 Main. Bother John C. 121 Genesee (See adv. p. 391.) Samuels Albert N. 8 S. Division WEED DE WITT C. 284 Main. Sellstedt L. G. 28 Erie (See adv. front colored page.) Sheldon Laura A. 604 Main Stanfield Frederick, 673 Oak AMUSEMENTS — Places Of. Wilson P. 536 Main Academy of Music, 247 Main Younglove Elbridge, 157 W. Huron Theatre Comique, 22 Terrace ARTISTS' MATERIALS. APOTHECARIES. (See also Photographic Stock.) (See Druggists.). Deuther George A. 184 Washington Shirts! Shirts! Shirts on hand and made to order, -warranted to fit. S. N. Lawrence Sc Son, 315 Main St.. Buffalo. A LARGE AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT PAISLEY SHAWLS, 28 BUFFALO BUSINES8 DIRECTORY.

POST & VIERGIVER, 18 Swan. MERKEL JOSEPH, 1877 Niagara. (See adv. p. 331) (See adv. p. 324) MUGRIDGE GEORGE & SON, ASTRONOMERS. (steam), 10 Elk. (See adv.p. 318) VanDuzee Wm. S. 1327 Main NACHBAR WERNER, Michigan, cor. N. Division. (Seeadv. p. 324) AUCTION & COMMISSION. Otto Valentine, 2 E. Huron OVENS R. & SON, 165 Ellicott, and Dodge W. 353 Main Irish Chas. G. Jr. 303 Washington 52 Seneca. (See adv. p. 317) Lyon & Flersheim, 64 Main Pfeil Henry, 253 Court SHOECRAFT BROTHERS, 329 ROSKOPF JACOB jr. 142 E. Sen­ Main eca. (See adv. p. 324.) Vaughan Daniel, 17 Terrace RUHL LOUIS, 641 Michigan SCHAAD JOHN E. Elk n. Loui­ AWLS. siana (See also Edge Tools.) Schmitt John G. 124 E. Genesee CORRIDON P. Ill Erie. (See Schneider Philip 174 E. Genesee adv. p. 383) Schwartz Jacob, 22 Maiden Lane Smith Ferdinand, 511 Seneca Nolan Brothers, 38 Mechanic Stettenberg Arthur, 441 Ellicott AWNINGS. Stuhmiller Wm. .585 Michigan. (See Sail Makers.) Tresch Philip, 391 Pratt Van Velsor John, 384 Main BAKERS. Voegtel Geo. 579 Batavia Arnholt Henry 328 Batavia Vom Scheidt Wm. 35 E. Huron Baumel Joseph, 79 Maple WAGNER JACOB, 327 Mortimer Beyer E. 366 Genesee WALZ ALOIS/25 Burton's alley BILLEB ERNST, 668 Batavia WEIGAND L. 657 Genesee Blatz Geo. F. Ill Niagara BAKING POWDER. Buchenroth & Co. 92 Mulberry Clark Wm. H. 48 Perry HARRIES EDWARD & CO. 224 Cook Frederic 586 Main Main Daukert Chas. 168 Goodell BAND BOXES, DERR JOHN L. 228 Pine DIETRICH CHAS. 568 Clinton (See Boxes.) Eberl George, 131 Sycamore BANDS. Faber T. N. 371 Genesee Fischer Geo. 277 Genesee (See Music.) Foell C. G. 527 Genesee BANKERS. Foell John, 369 Ellicott (For Banks see Contents.) Green James, 334 E. Seneca BURT H. W. & CO. 234 Main Guenther Christian, 1829 Niagara Candee & Co. Main cor. Exchange HANAVAN & HICKEY, 81 E. CHURCH ALVAH, 6 Exchange Seneca Demarest Jas. F. 259 Washington Hauf Jacob, 592 Genesee Georger &'Paul, 426 Main HELLRIEGEL WILLIAM, 550 House & Co. 10 E. Seneca SPAULDING E. G. 3 Spaulding's Herboldt Martin, 356 Elm Exchange Hussong F. 497 Clinton STELLWAGEN JOHN, 475 Main KAM BAPTISTS, 372 Hickory Strong G. Main cor. Seneca Kam John, 879 Genesee Wright W. W. 8 E. Seneca Kleindinst Jacob, 564 Swan Laibley Albert, 271 Seneca BARBERS. Lang George M. 23 Maiden lane (See Hairdressers.) No Stockholders to Consume Profits in tl|e JOHN HANCOCK LIFE. IT IS PURELY MUTUAL. AT DODD, BEST it WHS, 410, 412, 414 MAIN ST. BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 29

BARREL MACHINERY. BILL POSTERS. HOLMES E. & B., Michigan n. Smith L. & J. 204 Washington Hamburgh canal (See adv. page BILLIARD ROOMS. 385) GETMAN E. 5 Pearl BARREL MANUFS. GUESS THOMAS, 24 Main (See also Coopers.) HOWARD G. V. 60 E. Seneca (See Keil Adam, 54 Lewis adv. page 326) Lemle John, Military road METZGER GEORGE, 13 E. Eagle Roffo John B. 139 Erie BASKETS. Slaght D. A. Arcade Booker Jacob J. 268 Ferry TENNANT ALVIN, 254 Wash'n Booker Rudolph, 268 Ferry Vanthier Louis, 59 E. Genesee Breitiger Charles, 46 Grape Degener Ludwig, 420 Elm BILLIARD TABLES. Miller John, 75 E Market BRAUN BROS. 203 E. Genesee (See Weber Jacob, 85 Cherry adv. page 396) Weber Peter, 94 Lemon STAATS JEREMIAH, 32 Staats (See adv. front colored page) BATHING ROOMS. Syrcher John, 250 Washington WEBER MAX, 367 Main (See adv. WACKER LOUIS, 789 Main page 342) BIRD CAGES. BEDDING. DUDLEY & ROCKWLLL, 333 (See Mattresses.) Main (See adv. page 392) BEDSTEADS. JEWETT JOHN C. & SON, 827 Washington (See adv. page 333) McLEAN GEO. W. 463 Clinton BLACKSMITHS. BELL HANGERS. Bailey Benjamin, r. 49 Exchange (See also Locksmiths.) BARNARD EDWARD B. 25 State O'REILLY S. J. 21 Court (See Barth Jacob, German c. Batavia adv. page 370) Berry James, 40 Exchange VALENTINE & BRO. 17 Court BIRD BARNARD, 30 State (See adv. page 370) Brennan Patrick, Lock n. Terrace Brown W. W. 175 Elm BELLOWS. BUFFUM & CO. 301 E. Seneca Churchyard Joseph, 65 Adams Burkhart Simon, 52 Amherst EBELING FREDERICK (pipes). Coon Adam, 678 Clinton 554 William Crocker L. & Co. 971 William Voas & Ward, 487 Alabama Cruise Thomas. 168 Terrace DAMM & BOGNER, 607 Clinton BELLS. Duckmann Jacob, 875 Seneca DOBINSON W. A. & CO. 86 Main Frederick F. 492 E. Genesee (See adv. page 375) French Harlow jr. 18 Ellicott Yaw Hiram (cow), So. Buffalo Fuller Louis, 43 E. Eagle Gallagher Patrick, 44 Exchange BELTING. Grent Jacob, 297 Pine Bickford, Curtiss & Doming, 57 Ex­ HALDER JOHN, 605 Swan change HANNAKAM MICHAEL, 703 E. Gardner N. H. & Co. 129 Wash'ton Genesee Harris & Straw, 129 ]£ain Hatro Y. A. 45 E. Market I NEWMAN W. H. H. 76 Main (See Heinez Louis, 788 Michigan adv. front colored page) Heussy Peter, 828 W. Genesee "GENT'S FURNIHINO GOODS." THE "REST" IS THE CHEAPEST. 8. N. Lawrence Sc Son, Ruffalo. UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY AND GLOVES, 30 BUFFALO BUSINESSjJPREOTOBY.

Hohenstein Henry, 800 Seneca BOARDING HOUSES. Holzhausen August, 130 E. Genesee Aaron A. H. 105 E. Seneca Justin A. A. 1892 Niagara Adsit John G. 107 E. Seneca KERBER FRANK, 683 Genesee AESCHBACH J. J. 366 Ohio Klein Jacob, 640 Batavia ANDRES GEORGE, 529 Main KNIGHT T. C. 15 and 21 Wash­ Bailey Maria G. Mrs. 14 Ellicott ington (See adv. page 379) BAKER MOSES Mrs. 606 Main Leader John J. 39 E. Eagle Barber Philetus Si 217 Washington Mader George, 1900 Niagara Becker Philip, 144 Exchange McCUMBER C. H. 158 Carroll Beiser L. P. 348 Washington McNAUGHTON D. 27 Lloyd (See Bourg Frank, 592 Washington adv. page 373) Bowden Patrick, 325 Carroll j Murphy John, 21 Vine Brainard J. G. 51 Pearl O'NEILL NICHOLAS, 660 Wash. Bromeling G. M. Michigan c. Elk PALEY BENJ. r. 79 Exchange Buckhart Simon, 52 Amnerst PENSEYRES & PORCHET, Gen­ Carey William, 153 Carroll esee c. Herman Carney Michael, 166 Exchange Pfau Frederick, 774 Seneca Carroll John, 180 Carroll Preston John, 1111 Main Chasselette Fanny, 49 W. Seneca RETALLACK CHARLES, 1029 Clark Thomas, 23 Ellicott Genesee Cochrane T. Mrs. 163 Washington Ritter Louis Gottlieb, 754 Seneca Conway Thomas, 202 Elk Robinson Joseph, 42 Evans COOK PETER, 802 Clinton Rose Jo tin, 208 Seneca Cornwall Tracy, 170 Exchange Saxeur Christian, 679 Michigan Cotter Catharine, 49 Morgan SCHMAL PETER, 271 Genesee Davis James L. G. 96 E. Swan Sheidel Joseph, 1883 Niagara DOCHERTY R. 35 Michigan STANTON P. 60 Washington Dornfeld A. 574 Washington STRASSER FRANK, 243 Abbott Duffy P. 41 Water SUPPLE JOHN G. 37 Franklin Durkin Thomas, 2 Elk Urban Jacob, 296 Batavia Emery Mary E. 483 Washington VOLKERT JOHN, Washington c. ERLENBACH ADAM, 91 Ex'nge Virginia Field Henry Mrs. 224 Pearl WESTERMEIER & EICHINGER French John S. 90 Ellicott 92 Morgan (See adv. page 373) Freund Louis, 200 Exchange BLACKING MANUFS. FROELICH JOHN, 18 Maiden lane (See Ink and Blacking.) GAJN MICHAEL, 37 Water BLANK BOOKS. Gavin John, 148 Exchange CHICHESTER JAS. L. 194 Wash. Gilman G. W. 240 Seneca (See adv. page 403) Gould Ellen Mrs. 199 Carroll WARREN, JOHNSON & CO., 197 Guigen Rosana Mrs. 197 Carroll Main (See adv. page 346) Hennesey J. Mrs. 43 Water YOUNG, LOCK WOOD & JOHN­ Henning Frederick, 239 Seneca SON, 209 Main (See adv. opp. Herdt August, 160 Exchange page 128) Hodges George, 981 Niagara BLEACHERS. Hopkins 140 Water (See Bonnet Bleachers.) Jaume Antoine, 16 Water BLOCKS AND PUMI%. Jones Mrs. C. W. 389 Washington (See Pumps.) Kemple Conrad, 264 Terrace KORN GEORGE, 237 W. Genesee BLUING MANUFS. Kranichfeld Albert, 450 Ohio ASMUS JOHN, 275 E. Genesee Kranichfeld John H. 99 Commercial (See adv. page 388) NO COMPANY STANDS BETTER in the Massachusetts Stat* * Report than the JOHN HANCOCK. AT A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST., BUFFALO. BUFFALO BUSINESS DIBEOTOBY. 31

Kyle James, 135 Seneca BOAT & SHIP BUILDERS. Lappin R. 41 Michigan Lee A. F. 49 E. Swan Baker & Sons, Charles c. Erie Canal Leonard G. M. Mrs. 43 W. Seneca Carroll Bros. ft. Court Lattig Conrad, 260 Exchange Edes & Russell, 119 Green Lewis Charles, 979 Niagara HINGSTON BROS. 45 River Lied Christian, 162 Exchange Hitchcock & Gibson, 119 Water Linch Sophia A. Mrs. 122 Carroll Howell W. W. 35 Green Lockwood William, 1518 Main Jones Frederick N. 874 Delaware Loveridge A. A. Mrs. 108 E. Swan Mason & Bidwell, n. ft. Chicago Lynn Patrick, 582 Exchange Mills & Co. n. ft. Chicago Malone Patrick, 212 Exchange Notter George H. Fourth c. Va. Marshall Rosa, 31 Tupper PARSONS S. V. 21 Indiana McCabe Hugh, 156 Exchange Van Slyke & Haight, 39 Mechanic McChesnev Henry, 11 Carroll BOAT REPAIRERS. McCollum* Mrs. T. P. 37 Pearl McDOWELL JAS. 168 Exchange Knowles Thomas C. Commercial c. McKelip H. C. 139 E. Seneca Erie canal McKinlock M. Mrs. 314 Carroll Murray Neil, Commercial c. Canal Meredith Richard, 242 Exchange Sullivan & Murphy, Commercial c. Mergenhagen Joseph, 202 Exchange Canal Morgan Abel G. 218 Seneca BOATS TO LET. Morgan Mary A. Mrs. 366 Chicago Munson M. T. Mrs. 136 E. Eagle Lankier Charles, ft River. Noble Mary Mrs. 390 Seneca Leman William, Joy Noxon Eliza, 102 Pearl BOILER PLATES. Oliver Martha, 16 Niagara Page Sarah A. 75 Exchange NEWMAN WM. H. H. 76 Main Phillips Sophia Mrs. 136 E. Seneca (See adv. front colored page) Ragan Thomas, 205 Carroll BOILERS. Randall J. C. Mrs. 39 Swan RUDIG PHILIP, Water c. Maiden Devenport Chas. Y. 47 Le Couteulx Donaldson, Sisson & Patterson, 27 lane Indiana Saisbury Ellen Mrs. 141 Seneca ARRAR & TREFTS, 64 and 60 SCHUETZ RICH'D, 81 Exchange Perry (See adv. page 382) Spencer House, S. Division c. Wash­ Riter Philip, Indiana c. Mary ington SHEPARD IRON WORKS, Ohio Squire A. H. 45 S. Division c. Moore (See adv. page 369.) Stephens Susan Mrs, 224 Carroll Thorp H. W. Mrs. 53 Pearl BOLTS AND NUTS. Toole Patrick, Terrace c. Main Bell & Plumb, 637 Clinton WAGNER CASPAR, 742 Seneca PARKES THOMAS, 206 Chicago Waring Jane, 326 Washington (See adv. page 373) ,, Warren John, 75 S. Division Wasson Emily L. 387 Washington BONE FACTORIES. Weybarn Oliver, Franklin c. Erie Whitaker D. M. Mrs. 11 East Mo­ Dobbins James, 921 Clinton hawk Wennemacher G. & P. 1294 Elk White Arthur W. 213 Pearl BONNET BLEACHERS. White Margaret, 62 Clinton Whitelaw Isabella Miss, 615 Main BOUTELLE LUCIUS, 61E. Eagle Wilbur & Titus, 536 Main (See adv. page 340) Wilcox Carrie Mrs. 126 E. Seneca WOODWARD W. H. & Co., 36 E. Wingfield Louisa F. 91 W. Eagle Eagle (See &dv. page 338) THE Celebrated EUREKA SHIRTS, Paris Yoke and Perfect Fitting, Manufactured only by s. N. Lawrence Sc Son, BLACK AND COLORED SILKS AND SATINS, 32 BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

BONNETS. Beecherer Edward, 541 Seneca (See Millinery Qoods.) BEECHERER FERDINAND, 751 Seneca BOOK BINDERS. Bens Samuel, 157 E. Genesee Baker & Jones, 220 and 222 Wash. Bernhardt Christopher, 104 Carroll CHICHESTER JAMES L. 198 BIMBAOH JOSEPH, 372 Swan Washington (See adv. p. 403) Biwer Nicholas, 64 Lloyd Nauert Henry, 259 Washington Blocher John, 44 Exchange -Schottin Frederick, 62 E. Huron BOECHAT FRANCIS, 72 Com­ WARBEN, JOHNSON & CO. 197 mercial Main (See adv. p. 346) Bogenschutz J. 658 Clinton YOUNG, LOCKWOOD & JOHN­ Boos George A. 582 Swan SON, 209 Main (See adv. opp. p. BRAND MATTHIAS, 42 Main 128) Britz John, 539 Clinton BOOKSELLERS AND PUB­ Chamot C. P. 269 Washington LISHERS. CHRIST JOHN, 826 William Corcoran Michael, 8 Elk BESSER ERNST & BROTHER, COTT CHARLES, 250 Abbott 487 Main (See adv. p. 351), Cutting Harvey T. 69 Forest ave. BREED & LENT, 240 Main Dedo H. 110 Goodell Butler Theodore & Son 203 Main Deneke Christian, 323 Walnut Edmunds John, 36 Exchange Dennis Robert, 156 E. Seneca HAEFNER FRANCIS, 497 Main Diebolt Geo. 56 Commercial (See adv.p. 351) Donohue Simon, 15 W. Swan Hager Robert, 469 Main Douns D. 49 Louisiana Hawks T. S. 16 Seneca Dressing G. F. 84 W. Seneca Henkes John 493 Emslie Dunn John, 37 Exchange KEOMER JOHN, 218 Pine Eckert Thomas, 458 Michigan Otis H. H. 288 Main Eger Joseph A. 71 Ohio SCHMIDT ANTHONY, 535 Main Elenz William, 231 Walnut (See adv. p. 344) ELSE HENRY, 45 E. Seneca Schuler Adam, 167 East Fell Michael, 106 Main Sherwood Chas. (second hand), 295 Fellner Godfried, 944 Niagara Seneca Ferkel P. H. 260 Ohio STETCHOLTZ JACOB,149 Goodell Fiekel Christopher, 223 Virginia TAYLOR MARTIN, 385 Main Fischer Henry, 56 Ohio Virtue & Yorston 866 Main Flynn Dennis, 222 Elk Walsh Daniel, 62 Franklin Follett John E. 293 E. Seneca BOOT & SHOE FINDINGS. FORSYTH & BROWN, 65 E. Sen­ eca (See adv. p. 344) (See also Leather Dealers.) Fromm Jacob, 19 Chippewa Clor M. & Co. 159 Main FunkeF. C. 41 River Fralick & Sherman 18 Exchange Garner George, 19 S Division LAUB & SCHWARTZ, 311 Oak GEIGER JOHN, 286 Clinton (See adv. p. 389) GEMBUS CHARLES, 534 Michi- BOOT AND SHOE KIT AND gan MACHINERY. GIBSON JOHN, 381 Perry CORRIDON P. Ill Erie (See adv. Gold Adam, 593 S. Division p. 383) GOLD JOHN, 556 Batavia Goris Hubert, 1724 Niagara BOOTS AND SHOES. Gosman Henry, 303 William MAKERS AND REPAIRERS. Greifert William, 428 William ALBERT JOHN, 50 Commercial Guermbach John, 823 Main Armstrong G. 68 Chippewa Haas John A. 763 Genesee PREMIUMS MAY RE PAIR ANNUALLY, semi-annually, or quarterly, as tne Insurer desires, In the JOHN HANCOCK. AT DODD, BEST & CO'S, 410, 412, 414 MAIN ST. BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Hammelmann P. 189 Niagara Perry J. B. 273 Elk Hardt William, 849 Seneca Pferd Matthew, 213 Court Haushamer J. P. 502 Genesee Plumbly C. H. 169 Clinton Heinze Henry, 63 Davis Press John, 475 E. Seneca Henning G. 40 S. Division Redlich Herman, 439 Genesee Hess Frank, 71 El^ Rehorn Peter, 709 Seneca fless George, 32 Ohio REIBOLD CHRISTIAN, 500 Gen­ Hildebrand Henry, 16 W. Mohawk esee James Joseph, 90 E. Seneca Reimer Heinrich, 230 Dearborn Jauck Jacob, 411 William Rheinhart Philip, 129 W. Tupper Jessel F. 506 Main Roth A. 228 Pearl Johnson Frank, 91 Peckham Roth Henry, 102 Washington Johnson R. 230 Oak Sager F. 76 Monroe Jurgen August, 740 Michigan SCHADLER JOHN, 42 Terrace Kellar Christian, 682 Genesee SCHELLHAMMER A. 271 Wil­ KING JOHN, 287 S. Division liam Klingner C. U. 362 Elk Schindhelm A. 327 Elm Knecht Dominicus, 164 Sycamore Schtfngmeyer George, 167 William Korn Philip, 567 Seneca SCHMID ANSON, 8 Beak KREINER GEORGE, 150 Exch'g. Schmidt Conrad, 83 Maryland Krohnenfeld W. 271 Exchange Schmidt J N. 99 Commercial Krug George, 749 Genesee Schmidt Ludwig, 24 Commercial Kunz Christian, 403 Batavia Schneider M. H. 1451 Main Landefeld C. 407 Clinton Schoellharn Philip A. 226 Terrace LEHMANN N. 40 W. Seneca Scholl Bennett, 42 Exchange Leiblee Frederic, 457 E. Seneca Schorp Raimond, 488 Hickory LICKERT HENRY, 1913 Niagara Schroeder P. 11 Bennett Lohouse F. W. 278 Niagara Schwerer Anton, 262 Batavia Luber J. G. 806 Main SENDKER ARNOLD, 245 Mich­ Luens J. 204 Oak igan Lung Anton, 739 Genesee SENDKER HENRY, 204 Perry Mahon James, 103 Louisiana SENDKER LOUIS, 408 Clinton Mang W. 51 E. Tupper Shaffer C. 22 Michigan MANHARDT FRANCIS, 279 Ex­ Slalter Antony, 617 Batavia change SHERER EDWARD 294 N. Divi­ Mayer J. P. 344 Genesee sion McLEAN JOHN, 3 Sixth Sindele Joseph, 583 Clinton McLean John, 73 Fifth Slattery James, 800 Carroll McTagert Philip, 96 Main Smitz Matthias, 143 Sycamore Meier John J. 506 Adams Speeker F. X. 516 Niagara Meister William, 516 Oak Spiess C. 215 Peach Meller John, 1 Fifth Stahlecker Louis, 143 Batavia Merkling John, 567 Genesee Staub J. 177 Washington Minkel John, 420 Michigan STKINER CHARLfe, 717 Wash. MISSERT JACOB, 803 Wash. STEMLER DANIEi, 662 Clint'n MOSCHEL GUSTAV, 643 Mich­ Strootman Herman, 46 Elm igan Stubbe Henry, 37 E. Huron Miller John, 1 Morgan Stumpf A. 290 Clinton Murphy James, 237 Seneca Taufel Jacob, 386 William Naughtin Thomas, 182 Elk Thile A. 430 Elm Neunder Frederic, 137 Erie Thomas John, 671 Seneca Newman Christopher, 19 Water Thomas J. H. 361 William O'ROURKE PATRICK, 42 Ohio Thorn Charles, 44 Commercial PEROLZ JOHN, 265 Elk Thorn Jacob, 40 Commercial

KID GLOVES, CASTOR GLOVES and BERLIN SILK and Lisle Thread Gloves, at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's* FRENCH YOKE SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER, 34 BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

VOGEL CHARLES, 341 Ellicott Eckert Jacob, 106 Main Vuik William, 32 River Eger Joseph A. 72 Ohio Wagner P. A 7 Main Englert A. 255 Batavia Waldaff Joseph, Stamps' Corners Erbes .Jacob, 157 Sixth WANEMACHER CONRAD, 134 Erkel Philip H. 260 Ohio Niagara Field Thomas O. 304 Main WARHUS F. W. 49 E. Eagle FITCH F. S. 178 E. Seneca (See WEBER FERDINAND, 64 E. adv. page 315) [Main Eagle Forbush & Brown, 103 and 105 WEBER FREDERIC A. 178 Perry FORSYTH & BROWN, 65 East Weber H. 319 Ellicott Seneca (See adv. page 344.) Weber H. J. 461 Main Geitner John, 228 Pearl Weber M. J. 877 Seneca GROESS J. G. 1230 Niagara Weick Phillips, 186 Seneca Heilderbrand Henry, 16 Mohawk Weidersch A. 381 Elm Hess & Son, 32 Ohio Weis A. 264 Sixth Higham John B 368 Main Weis E 47 River Jauch Jacob 88 William WEISERHEIMER HENRY, 36 JEWETT JAMES H. 406 Main. Commercial (See adv p. 343 ) Wieder William, 240 Exchange Koch Harry H. 486 Main Wiesenthal Philip, 409 Genesee Kohn George, 548 Main Wilker Frederic, 1879 Niagara Kreher A 322 Genesee Wolf Philip, 312 Hickory Krieg B. 325 Batavia Wolfram B 478 Main Mabie Moses T. 358 Main WOLTER HENRY G 15 W, Mehl Henry, 106 E. Genesee Eagle Merritt & Gould, 356 Main Wood ISathan, 1456 Niagara Metz J. P. 385 Batavia YAUS JACOB, William n.Monroe MOEST JOHN, 19 E. Genesee Zeeb J. J. 345 Seneca Moores & Smithy 12 and 14 Ex- 'change RETAIL DEALERS. NEFF & STRICKLER, 182 Main Argus Henry, 86 Commercial (See adv. page 844.) Baxter & Merritt, 856 Main PARADEIS PETER, 673 Batavia Bens Samuel, 157 Genesee PEITCH THOMAS, 518 Main Berend Matthias, 478 Emslie Pettit William B. 210 Main Biackmar A. T. 318 Main Ramsdell Henry, 530 Main Bochmer, August, 106 Genesee Reinhart Philip, 13 E. Genesee BOMMER PHILIP, 153 Genesee Riesc Frederic, 817 Batavia Bosch Anthony & Sons, 73 E. Gen­ Roth Sebastian, 336 Niagara esee Sawter Jacob, 1809 Niagara Brand Matthias, 42 Main Schmidt August 225 East Genesee Braumlich Fred. 163 E. Genesee Schryver A. L. 285 Main Briver Nicholas, 64 Lloyd Staley Tobias B. 144 Main Brommer Philip, 153 E. Genesee Steimcke Henry, 14? E. Genesee Burke & Rittman, 73 E. Seneca Sweet Horace, 274 Main Butke Stephen, 1847 Niagara TAYLOR WILLIAM R. 300 Main Dedo Heinrich, 110 Goodell Vogel Charles 341 Ellicott Dennis Robert, 156 Seneca Wagner Christopher, 121 E. Gen­ DIEBOLT GEORGE, 66 Commer­ esee cial Williams Oliver H. P. 150 Main Diegleman Lawrence, 255 Niagara Winsted Frank, 81 Bennett DOETTREL GEORGE, 251 Pine Wolf Christian, 444 Ellicott Dresing G F. 84 W. Seneca WRIGHT WEBSTER, 638 Main Eberhardt & Kreiner, 614 Main Zeitz Frank, 285 Genesee THE BACHELOR, BY ENDOWMENT INSURANCE, TO MAKE | certain provision for his later years, should Insure* AT A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST., BUFFALO. BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 35

WHOLESALE DEALERS AND MANU­ Gerber Chas. 825 Main FACTURERS. Haberstro J. L. 11 High HEISER & HOLZER, 215 Seneca Delitsch, Sigel & Co, 159 Wash. HIEMENZ NICHOLAS, 224 Ba­ Forbush & Brown, 103 Main tavia FOBSYTH & BROWN 65 E. Sen­ Jost Francis J.' 421 Batavia [eran eca (See adv. page 344.) KALTBNBACH F. X. 138 Luth- LEE BARTH'MEW, 177 Main LANG & BORN, 684 Genesee Moores & Smith, 12 Exchange LANG & GUTTMAN, 815 Ba­ RAMB3DELL O. P. & CO. 168 tavia Main Loeffer Christian, 635 Michigan Sweet W. C. & Qt. W. 64 Exchange MESSNER ANTOINE, 1093 Gen­ BOXES. esee Roos Geo. 230 Pratt CIGAR. SCHAFER ALOIS, 1037 Main Beyer Martin, 750 Michigan Schanzlin Jacob F. 1857 Main Sauer Adam, 259 Washington Scheu Jacob, 1088 Niagara PACKING. SCHU8SLER JOHN, 147 Emslie Sloan Wm. W. 686 Carroll Plummer & Gorton, foot Hamilton Voetsch W. & Co. 298 Emslie PAPER. Weber Geo. 652 Batavia Day Charles, 11 W. Seneca WELTE FRANZ, 1147 Main DRESCHER C. J. 190 Main Wheeler Isaac 20 Batavia Nichols Merritt, 579 Main Ziegele Albert, 831 Main Nichols S. 0. 66 E. Seneca Scheidtlein Christrian, 299 Main BRICK MAKERS. BOWLING ALLEY*. Schier Peter, 73 E. Genesee BALCOM P. A. 1546 Main (See adv. page 408) BRASS FOUNDERS. BARROWS THOMAS 831 Eagle BRUSH M. A. 1041 Clinton BBOWN & McCTJTCHEON, 16 Brush Nathaniel H. 201 S. Division Elk (See adv. page 370) BUFFALO FIRE BRICK W'KS, CASE W. A. Ohio cor. Washington Hall & Sons, proprietors-, 60 Ter­ COLLIGON F. Washington cor. race (See adv. p. 390) [ton Perry (See adv. page 370) DEITSEHLER HENRY, 870 Clin- Deck Bros. 62 Indiana GURR EDW. & SON, Genesee cor. Madden Jas. W. 76 Exchange Lathrop O'REILLY S. J. 21 Court (See HEIBEK JOSEPH, 1091 Clinton adv. page 370) Kirkover Lewis, 1060 Clinton POH L..& CO. Batavia LOEGLER CHAS. 1011 Genesee REMERS JOHN, 55 E. Seneca LYTH JOHN & SONS (farm VALENTINE & BRO. 17 Court. draining), Puffer east of Main See adv. p. 370) (See adv. page £03) BREWERS. RALPH JESSE, Lathrop cor. Genesee Allbright Fred. 815 Batavia Smidt J. L. & Co. Race Batt A. & Co. High cor. Michigan WHITE GEO. A. 83 Main. (See Beck M. N. Division, cor. Spring adv. page 402) BICKEL J. G. 610 Genesee Boyle & Gibbons, 36 St, Paul Dier Christian, 736 Exchange BRICK PRESS MANUFS. FOX &.WJLLIAMS, Mohawk cor. Niagara Brick Press Co. D. T. Dob­ Morgan bins Sec. 346 Main REGATTA SHIRTS, FANCY CAPS, Driving Gloves, Jockey Ruttons. Nobby Goods for Nobby Trade, at 315 Main St. CRAPE COLLAfiS, CUFFS AND TRIMBHN6S, m B^FFALO^WSINESS BIREGTORY. BRIDGE BUILDERS. CABINET MAKERS. Searls A. G. 294 Ninth i Swartz Samuel, 179 N. Division Bacchus Johnr 427 Pearl Bensler & Didrichf 225 E. Swan BRITANNIA 'WARE. Bochman C. 274 E. Genesee Laudenbacher Frederick, 76 E. Boehm August, r, 81 Exchange Bold.Frederick, 46(2 Seneca Seneca Bold John, 254 Seneca BROKERS. Bristol E. & Co. 293 Main (See also Bankers*) BROTZ VALENTINE, 24Cherry BUCKLEY ASA B. 13 Sixth Kraetzer Chas. W. (commercial) 1 243 Main [change Burkard Jacob (second hand), 106 Exchange Mattison Harry H, (pawn)r5 Ex- Munn W. P. (grain), 8 Central CUTLER F. H.' 55 Franklin wharf CUTLER & MORGAN, 76 Pearl LEE & PICKERING, 13 W. (See adv. page 333) Swan (See adv. page 309) DENZINGER WM.89E. Genesee EVANS J. 169 Alabama BROOMS. Falvey Michael,. 13 E. Swan ENGLISH RICHARD W, 548 Flickner G, W. 265 Exchange Michigan Galligan Wm. 116 Ellicott Granacher Lorenz, 217 E. Genesee BRUSHES. Green Alfred (second hand), 441 E. Meyers Anton, 391 Perry Seneca Stemle Joseph, 167, Sycamore Hammond Peter 291 Batavia, Young Frank, 39 Gherrj* Hardy Peter, 93 Exchange Young Valentine, 323 Batavia Hendee & Morgan, 80 Pearl Hirsee F. & Co. 391 Main BUFFALO ROBES. Hertkorn Ambrose, 201 Oak HONSEL WM. Genesee c. Wash­ STILLMAN SIRRET & CO. ington (See adv. page 393) (wholesale), 213 Main and 228 Kempke Geo. 164 E. Genesee Washington (See adv. p. 339) Knettel Christopher, 365 Batavia BUILDERS. Kreiger Michael, 334 E. Genesee (See Carpenters; also Masons.}' Lanphier Thomas, 203 E. Seneca . LOCflMAN CHAS. 161 Niagara BUILDERS' HARDWARE. LOONEY JAMES, 49 Batavia Loton Jabez, 163 Oak CLARK & CO. 338 Niagara (See McRobert E. 43 Exchange adv. front colored page) Pearson Alfred (second hand), 96 SHEPARD JNO. D. (manufactur­ Exchange er), 128-Chicago (See adv. inside RAEKER AUGUST, 98 Batavia back cover.) (See adv. page 394) WEED DEWITT C. 284 Main Raw John, 206 William (See adv. front colored page.) Schoemann Gottherd, 1805 Niagara Stout & Keiser, 17 Quay BUILDING MOVERS. STREB JOHN, 111 E. Genesee, Chamberlain John, 408 Swan (See adv. page (394) [see Chamberlain Wm. 276 Fulton Streicker Magdelina, 222 E. Gene- Francis Alexander, 93 Elk Sturm John, 200 E. Genesee Hammer Jacob, 477 Monroe Terhaar John, 261 Clinton Hepp Matthias, 24 Potter WAGNER FREDERICK (second Hupeler Wm. 530 Adams • hand), 532 E. Seneca Rice Wm. 417 Perry Waterbury David H. 90 Pearl THE TRADESMAN IN RERT, TO SECURE HIS CREDITORS In case of death, should Insure* DODD, BEST & CO'S, BUFFALO, Jl. % BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 87

WHITE ISAAC D. 257 Main. | Shifferens & Schmitz, 466 Seneca (See *adv. next back colored page) Smith Henry, 208 Washington Sorg Wm. 272 Washington CARPENTERS. SPISSLER J. I. 503 Niagara Arend Frederick, 866 Swan Vannatter James R. 92 Chippewa BlLDUS GEO. 320 Adams Warren Norman D. 407 Eagle Barnes Norman H. 179 E. Eagle Waterman Darius W. 328 Franklin Barthel Jacob, 374 MeveiSth j; WOOD STEPHEN, 557 E. Ferry BEAMAN WM. F. 592 Clinton Zimmerman F. 40 Elm BENZINGER JACOB, 251 Jef­ CARPET FITTERS. ferson Berrick Chas. 464 S. Division Hep worth Wm. H. 34 Norris place Bettis Henry, 28 Seventh Pearce Samuel, 263 Main Bieger Felix, 257 Pearl Phillips & Son, 302 Main BLANVELT JOHN A. 155 W. Struthers Thos. 88 Clinton Tupper Blafford 50 Expunge CARPET WEAVERS. Bostwick James H. 372 N. Division Apel John L. U., 4$$ Michigan Briggs John, 48 Mechanic Crossley Maria, 361 Oak Cannom Thos. A. 318 Vermont Green Mary, 337 E. Seneca Chapin C. S. 312 Franklin Hulse A. D. Mrs. 862 Carroll Cheesman Benj. B. 195 Seneca Mathaes W. Bu 840 GeneseeN Cliff A Hubbell, 15 Folsom Naukam N. 762 Michigan Cook -Lyman, 139 Oak Mlipchke Henry, 288 Elm Dames Bros. 18 Court Pierce Susan, 351 Alabama Dark Thos. 406 N. Division Schachue Joseph, 71 Milnor Dean B. C. John st. Schodel F. 314 Elm Diehl Adam M. 1471 Main Dodman James, 69 Franklin CARPETS. Dunston Thos. A. 182 Park ELDER STEWART, 850 Main Ernst Michael, Seneca n. Heacock (See adv. p. 335) Ferguson Wm. 432 Sixth Hamlin & Mendsen, 266 Main Goffe Wm. 800 Clinton and 17 W. ROBINSON & KORZELIUS, 861 Eagle Main. (See adv. p. 835) HASTINGS S. P. Clay n. Tona­ ZOOK J. R. & J. 476 Main and wanda (See adv. page 376) 113 Commercial (See adv. p. 834) Higham & Son, 528 Seneca Mason John, 87 E. Seneca CAR MANUFACTURER. McConnell A. Pearl c. W.- Genesee Kasson Wm. M. 687 Exchange Morgan Amos, 115 S. Division O'FLANAGAN J. 171 Niagara CARRIAGE AXLES. Parsons S. V. 21 Indiana CHILDS & SAXTON, Ohio near Pipo August, 349 Sycamore Toll bridge (See adv. p. 382) Pixley Philander, 22 Cary Porter Walter, 146 $. Division CARRIAGE HARDWARE. Reif Michael, 598 Ellioott • (See Saddlery Hardware.) Reuling Henry, 595 Clinton CARRIAGE REPOSITOR'S. Rifleur Jacob, 1479 Clinton Roseler Theodore. 56 Potter BRAIDS WM. 449 Ellicott (See Sage R. C. John st. adv. page 872) SCHIERMAN J. 108 Sycamore MILLER BROa 66 E. Genesee Schwanc Anson, German n. Vir­ (See adv. page 389) ginia . CARRIAGE SPRINGS. Scott Frederick, 24 Seventh Mills James H. 22 Elm HANRKERCHIEFS- -LINEN HEM-STITCHER, RORRERER and Plain. S. N. Lawrence & Sou's, 315 Main St. CONSTANTLY IN RECEIPT OF NEW STYLES OF NECK-WEAR, 38 BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

CARRIAGES & WAGONS. Swein Jacob (hand carts), 719 Gen­ (See also Blacksmiths.) esee Altman F. N. 507 Clinton Teutsch Geo. 1883 Niagara Armstrong & Weller, 43 E. Eagle Webb & Bros. 172 Elk Barker Wm. 150 Seneca WEBER MICHAEL, 678 Clinton BOWEN D. & SON, 94 E. Seneca WESTERMEIER & EICHING- (See adv. page 393) ER, 92 Morgan (See adv. p. 373) Brack Jacob, 1078 E. Genesee ZIRZOW CHAS. 399 Batavia BRAIDS WM. 449 Ellicott. (See Zolitsch John, 1135 Main adv. page 372) BUFFUM & CO. 301 E. Seneca CARS & CAR WHEELS. Colley D. D. 18 Ellicott Buffalo Car Wheei Works, Lousi- Delfer & Werner, 659 Main ana cor. Canal Elligett & Marshall, 344 E. Seneca Scoville J. & N. C. Louisiana cor. GABLER P. 1242 Niagara Hamburgh canal GAMMEL CHRISTIAN, 712 Swan CARRIAGE TRIMMERS. Godwin D. C. 333 Washington BOWEN D. & SON, 94 E. Seneca Grahling Jacob, 161 Church (See adv. page 393) HANNIBAL F. G. 1369 Niagara BRAIDS WM. 449 Ellicott (See HARVEY & WALLACE, 20 adv. page 372) Locke Heller John, 780 Seneca CARVERS. HEWSON & MILLER, 324 E. Seneca Anderson R. 477 Elm Hohenslein C. 260 Abbott Aube Peter, 356 York Kastner Geo. 402 Batavia Haller George J. 634 Michigan Kurz David 268 William CASKETS. LANDSHEFT WM. 252 Batavia Lang Henry, 130 E. Genesee DODGE H. &C. (manufacturers), Mason Martin, 754 Seneca 147 Elm (See adv. front colored MERCHANT GEO. A. Chicago page) cor. Perry FARWELL H. D. 17 Niagara Meter & Striker, 1900 Niagara (See adv. inside front cover) Meyer & Ziegler, 250 William CATSUP. MILLER BROS. 60 Genesee (See adv. page 389) [see Fisher & Dudley, 12 Pearl Myrick John M. tow-path n. Gene- CEMENT AND PLASTER. PENSEYRES & PORCHET, Genesee c. Herman Akron Cement and Plaster Co. 30 Price Charles, 1502 Niagara Central wharf Riemann D. F. 71 S. Division FOGELSONGER WENDELL & RISC! D. S. & SON, 404 Seneca SON, Batavia c. Elm (See adv. ROBINSON JOHN, 1476 Main page 395) Selbert & Bosche, 175 Ellicott Hardy Non-Conducting Cement Schaffer Dominie, 619 Batavia Co. 14 W. Swan SIMSON LOUIS, 660 Washing­ MILLER B. & SON, 93 Ohio ton [ara (See adv. page 402) Smith Stephen & Son, 1242 Niag- Union Akron Cement Co. 20 Cen­ SMITH WALTER T. 163 Court tral wharf Stuebinger Louis, 715 Seneca Sudrow Wm. 683 Batavia CHAINS. Sweet & Harvey (children's), 153 Seymour & Lacy, 668 E. Seneca Michigan Woodall B. & Son, 30 Watson The State Law of Massachusetts Mafces the JOHN HANCOCK. one of the SAFEST Companies in the Country. AT A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST., BUFFALO, N. Y. BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 39

CHAIRS. WALKER & DICKEY, 18 E. GEORGE & BAKER, 379 Elli­ Seneca (See adv. page 896) cott (See adv. page 394) Weigand John, 545 Michigan Sikes S. D. & Bro. 600 Clinton WEISBNHEIMER WM. 287 Genesee (See adv. page 357) CHEESE. WOLF VALENTINE, 266 Her­ MOORE GEO. A. & CHESLEY, man 82 W. Market (See adv. p. 325) Young Theobald, 368 Elm Zangerle Hubert, 145 Sycamore CHEMISTS & ASSAYERS. CISTERN BUILDERS. KAYSER A. & CO. State c. Fly CLARK D. N. 29 Burwell place CHINA & GLASS WARE. O'DWYER M 12 Lock (See NEWMAN GEO. E. 444 Main adv. page 381) (See adv. page 329) PLUM.LEY F. K. 68 Washing­ O'NEIL MATTHEW, 219 Main ton (See adv. page 381) (See adv. page 329) CIVIL ENGINEERS. WACKERMAN B. 516 Main Davy Marsden, 12 Brown's bldg. (See adv. page 329) Emslie Peter, 81 Pearl CIGAR MANUFS. Lovejoy Henry, 162 Swan Bless Nicholas, 37 E. Market Scobell Richard, 258 Seneca Bucheit G. J. & Bro. 29 E. Seneca Scriven Alonzo H. custom house Dismon Samuel, 13 Water WITMER C. F. 14 Court (See EBERHARDT NICHOLAS, 49 adv. page 306) William Wright Ansel, 43 Commercial Ferger E. 105 Commercial CLAIM AGENTS. FETTE C. &. CO. 120 E. Genesee (See adv. page 396) GITTERE JACOB A. 447 Main Flmtrowitz Marcus, 792 Genesee (See adv. page 307) Freiert Bros. 184 Seneca Goodwin S. A. 20 E. Seneca Gensler Fred 248 Batavia Lake & Haight, 6 Hollister bldg. Geyer G. W. E 337 Ellicott Pattison F. G. 242 Main Grass A. 141 William CLOAKS & MANTILLAS. Huss Michael, 1 Cherry Husted Brothers, 206 Seneca DODD, BEST & CO. 410 Main Kramer Michael, 1835 Niagara (See head lines through book) LANG JOHN T. 330 Seneca Nairn & Walsh, 392 Main Meyer David, 715 Genesee [ory CLOCKS. MEYERS FRANK A. 408Hick- DICKINSON T. & E 264 Main MULDOON CHAS. A. 9 Main (See adv. page 361) NEWMAN H. 144 Ohio (See Hilfiger Martin, 541 Clin ten adv page 344) [tavia HOTCHKISS HIRAM, 286 Main NOTTERBROCK WM. 290 Ba- (See adv. page 362) O'Donnell Thomas (wholesale), 188 Main CLOTHES FRAMES. POLLOCK ISAAC L. 152 Pine Blake J. M. Chicago c. Canal Rich! Friedrich, 165 E. Seneca Osgood & Son, 129 Main Schloss Jacob, 195 Pine Schmitz Matthias, 328 Spring CLOTHING. Schneiderwind Adam, 123 Ash (See also Tailors.), SCHAPF JOHN, 8 Goodell Aarons Aaron, 35 Exchange Schmedel Fred. 356 Batavia Altman & Co. (wholesale), 226 Timmerman E. Seneca Washington FOIiRER aud TUBULAR TIES—All the latest Styles, at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 3.15 Main St., Ruffalo. NOVELTIES AND BARGAINS CONSTANTLY OPENED, 40 BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Bergman Simon, 250 Main BROWN & TWICHELL, 20 E. Biesenthal, Falck & Israel, 222 Seneca Main Dakin George, 343 W. Genesee BLOCK M. 214 Main Daniel J. M 262 Exchange Boasberg Nathan, 120Commercial Darling Samuel, W. Genesee c. Boland Wm. & Son, 120 Main Erie canal Brock & Wiener (wholesale), 188 Darling & Montague, Court n. Erie Washington canal [Church Brown & Friend, 242 Main De Forrest & Coye, Genesee c. Cochrane T. 130 Main Dudley C. H. & Co. 107 Erie •Cohn & Greenberg, 198 Main Farnham & Allen, 203 Erie Desbecker S. 236 Main Hamill A. & J. 94 Scott Garson & August, 40 Main Hanrahan J. & D. 219 Perry Garson Joseph, 186 Main HANVEY J. B. 497 S. Division HOFELLER L. 178 Main (See Hazard E. E. & Co. 4 Main adv. page 340) Hedstrom E. L. 2 Commercial Hofeller S. (boys'), 198 Washington wharf House C. A. 31 Main HIGGINS H. C. 268 Michigan Hyman Nicholas, 89 Main Hofheins Alex. Chicago c. Seneca Keiser L. 28 Commercial Hollister E. P. 2 Swan Lanx Martin, 22 Commercial HOOLE J. T. & CO. 4 N. Division Mary Charles, 256 Main Ledger John, 345 Elk McCool James, 100 Main Lee & Loomis, 211 Michigan Meyersohn M. 472 Main Littlefield J. & Co. 212 Michigan Michaels Samuel, 128 Main Looney Robt. Emslie c. N. Divi­ Newman Emanuel, 142 Ohio sion Nicklis William & Sons, 27 Main Madden, Boisselier & Co. 202 Erie Noeller Frederic, 1831 Niagara MULLENHOFF & HIEMENZ, Phillips & Lyon, 192 Main 198 Batavia (See adv. page 390) STAMBACH W. P. & P. C. 6 Olin & Co. 212 Seneca JIain (See adv. page 340) Raplee Spencer S. Michigan n. N.1 Steinfeld E. 208 Main Y. & E. Depot Storms & Furman, 244 Main Rhoads & Green, 346 E. Seneca Strass Joseph E. 143 Erie Slee J. D. F Main n. Tel. Office Warner B. & Son, 52 Commercial Stover & Co. 137 Perry Warner Bros. & Klein (wholesale), STICKNEY & BALL, Court c. 43 Main Terrace [Division Werle & Smith, 35 Main Stone Spencer (agent), Emslie c. N. Wesch Frederick, 163 Main Teller H. D. (agent), 194 Main Willoughby C. L. & Co. 287 Main Webster & Frederick, 219 Erie Wolenburge Hart, 148 Main WEETE. 245 Genesee SECOND HAND. Wilson G. R. & Co. 96 Ohio Winslow G. R. Hatch's slip Barnstein Samuel, 102 Exchange FARRELL JAMES, 184 Carroll Finn Timothy, 41 Exchange COFFEE EXTRACT. Hardy Thomas, 92 E. Seneca, BACHERT & BRO. 422 Genesee Jacobs Louis, 112 Commercial Kohlbrenner Jacob, 206 Goodell Lazurus E. 4 Pearl O'Brien Thomas, 100 E. Seneca COFFEE AND SPICE. Reinhart Daniel, 181 Washington AYRES W. I. 108 Main COAL. Chase & Co. 331 Main Anthracite Coal Assoc. 221 Main Ferris P. J. 42 Hanover Anthony Peter, foot Amherst Visscher J. Barent, 879 Main THE JOHN HANCOCK IS MOST LIRERAI* IN FAVORING policy-holders in payment of their premiums. BY DODD, BEST & CO. 410, 412, 414 MAIN ST. BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 41

COFFIN WAREROOMS. Case Niles, 10 Central wharf (See also Undertakers*) Clark Stephen C. & Co. 23 Central DODGE H. & C. (manttfs.) 147 wharf Elm (See adv. front colored page) CLARKE, TOWNSEND & CO. FARWELL H. D. Niagara c. (grain), 8 Commercial block Pearl (See adv. inside front cover) Cobb & Co. (grain), 24 Cent'l wharf COVELL ASA, 22 Central wharf COLLECTORS. Crittenden M. L. 28 Central wharf Deeves Thos. S. 20 Central wharf ARDEN C. 190 Main Eames M. R. 25 Central wharf JONES & M A YTH AM (tug boats), Eddy Jesse F. 28 Central wharf 2 Main Enos L. & Co. 46 Prime COMMERCIAL COLLE&ES. FARNHAM H. N. Jr. Reed Ele­ vator block (See adn. page 378) BRYANT & STRATTON, FERGUSON & BROWl^, 57 Main Brown's building (See adv. page 328) CHOATE W. H. Main c. W. Swan Fish & Brown, 21 Central wharf COMMISS'RS OF DEEDS. Fortier J. P. 3 Newman block ForfuU list see Contents. FRENCH & GORTON, 135 Mich. GITTERE JACOB A. 447 Main Gallagher Edward & Co. 33 Cent'l (See adv. page 307) wharf Gates Levi S. 8 Central wharf COMMISSION MER­ Gilbert Edwin (grain), 79 Main CHANTS. Greenman J. L. & Co. (grain)] 44 Central wharf This list embraces those who buy,seU and forward Flour, Produce, Lumber, GRIFFIN A. L. 12 Williams blk. &c, on Commission. Griffin & McDonald, 6 Cen'l wharf Annan J. V.W. (grain), 13 Central Guthrie S. S. (grain), 14 Central wharf [wharf wharf [Main Anthony S. E. & Co. 27 Central Hawley M. S. & Co. (gram), 79 Avery Walter (grain), 26 Central Hazard G. S. (grain), 29 Central wharf [wharf wharf Avery William & Co. 29 Central Hazard & Guthrie, 2 Central wharf BARCLAY, BRUCE & CO. 22 Heimlich Philip J. & Son (grain), Central wharf 15 Central wharf ? wharf BATTERSON N. D. (produce), Helmer & Newhall, 14 Central 108 W. Market (See adv.page 321) Holt Alonzo J. (grain), 6 Central Beadle Frank & Co. 5 Newman's wharf [wharf block [Williams block Horton A. W. & Co. 12 Central Beckwith R. H. & Co. 9 and 10 Howcutt & Janes (grain), 95 Ohio Beemer L. & J. (grain), Com'l Howe O. B. &Co. (grain), 62 Prime block [wharf JOHNSON WALLACE, 70 Main BENNETT & AVERY, 9 Central (See adv. page 3$flY [block Bentley J. R. & Co. 9 Cent'l wharf Kenrick A. & Co. 11 Williams Biaaeil John, 14 Central wharf KESTER, IRVING & CO. 103 Boyd Robert D. (grain), 36 Prime Main (See adv. page 321) Bridgman J. W. & Co. 9 Central King Francis C. 13 Central wharf Wharf Mann Chas. J. (grain), 47 Central Brown & Stahl, 33 Central wharf wharf [wharf j BULL E. G. & CO 26 Prime MannW. B. & Co. (grain), 20 Cen'l Carley & Co. 26 Central wharf MANNING & HOUSE (produce), Carpenter A. S. & Co. lOOentral 29 Main (See adv. page 321) Marsh & Sternberg, 4 Cen'l wharf wharf McKnight T. W. 35 Central wharf Carpenter Geo. C. 25 Cent'l wharf CANES! UMBRELLAS! BRUSHES and COMBS! NEW and "NOBBY" Styles, at S. N. Lawrence SeSon's. KID GLOVES IN ALL SHADES, EVERY PAIR WARRANTED, 42 BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

Morse H. & Co. 32 Central wharf CONFECTIONERS. Munger E. D. (grain), 37 Central (See also Bakers, also Restaurants.) wharf [wharf Austin, Thomas J. 1843 Niagara Musson H. W. (grain), 32 Central BENSON, JOHN & SON (whole- Nelson, Lothridgect Co. 35 Central sale), 157 Main wharf [Mississippi Bouyon Paul, 394 Main Niles & Irish (grain), Ohio c. BULLOCK W. R. & Co. 16 S. Nims O. L. &. Co. 10 Central wharf Division Orr A. B. 23 Commercial block Crilasque Daniel, 78 Batavia Ottley Thos. M. 56 Prime Davis John, 300 Elk Palmer Rufus C. 46 Central wharf Dornfield Albert, 247 Genesee Parker Jason (grain), 46 Central Fougfcron Mary, 519 Washington wharf Granger M. Mrs. 364 Genesee Parsons R. & Co. (grain), 81 Prime Griffin John J. 450 Swan Parsons Silas (grain), 34 and 36 HITCHCOCK A. (manuf.) 176 Prime E. Seneca (See adv. page 324) Pease John & Co. 7 Central wharf Hearne Henry, 61 E. Seneca Pease Sweet & Co. 7 Central wharf Lederle Robert, 154 E. Genesee Petrie Wm. & Co. 13 Central wharf Lee Ann, 339 Elk Preston & Wright (grain), 31 Cen­ Long Vernon, 193 Main tral wharf MACHWIRTH EDWARD, 611 Rainy & Wheeler, 42 Prime Main (See adv. page 324) Bichardson & Co. {grain), 46 Prime Mayer & Co. 386 Main Richmond J. (grain), 15 Central McArthur J. J. 383 Main wharf McDougal Alexander, 43 Seneca Sanborn Edw'd H. 21 Central wharf Menker Henry A. 450 Main Sandrock George, 27 Central wharf NACHBAR WERNER,376 Mich­ Sawyer James D. 7 Central wharf igan (See adv. page 324) Sears S. Burrell, 20 Central wharf Plumbly G. F. 94 E. Seneca Simons & Crlssy (gram), 13 Central Reipe Henry, 313 Genesee wharf ROSKOPF JACOB, 142 E. Sene­ Smith Junius S. 24 Central wharf ca (See adv. page 324) Snyder & Rice, 31 Central wharf Schieferstein George, 394 Genesee Stimpson Wm. (grain), 16 Central Schuster Robert, 406 Elk wharf Summerly N. A. 230 Batavia Swan & Covell, 22 Central wharf SHRYER JOHN, 295 Batavia Swan Stewart E. 26 Central wharf Waldron Joseph, 160% Niagara Tayntor & Wilson, 28 Prime Wilkes Charles, 270 Elk Toles & Sweet, 8 Central Wharf WILLIAMS J. R. 688 Seneca Van Buren & Noble, 24 Central wharf CONSULS. Vought John H. 11 Central wharf Hemans Henry W. (British), 6 Watson S. L 60 Prime Harvey Block Wilgus A. B. & Co. 28 Central whf. CONTRACTORS. Williams Frank & Co. ft. Com'l Winslow Henry C. (grain), Ohio (See Carpenters, Masons, Dredgers, &c.) c. Canal CONVEYANCERS. Wolf Charles W 10 Main GITTERE JACOB A. 447 Main Worthington S. K. 27 Cent'l wharf (See adv. page 307) Young S. Jr. (grain), 32 Central wharf COOPERS. (See also Barrel Manufacturers.) COMPOSITION ROOFING. Argus Antony, 844 Amherst (See Roofing.) Chase James A. Niagara, c. Bird ALL POLICIES IN THE JOHN HANCOCK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, ARE NON-FORFEITARLE. AT A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST.

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Debus* Philip, 65 Peckham CROCKERY AND GLASS. Dietrich Chas. 23 Mortimer Brant William, 22 Washington FREISCHLAG F. W. 519 Clin­ st. Market ton GlennyW. H. Son & Co. 204 Freeman Adam, 59 Tonawanda Mam Getz J, & Co., 136 Amherst, JEWETT JOHN C. & SON, 319 Hitschler H. 428 Genesee Main (See adv. page 338) Lyons Stephen W. Ferry c. Canal NEWMAN GEORGE E. 444 Mayer Simon, 473 Batavia [esee Main (See adv. page 329) MILLER JOSEPH, 70 E. Gen- O'NEIL MATTHEW, 219 Main O'DWYER M. 12 Lock (See *adv. (See adv. page 329) page 381) Poole Rusmore & Son, 75 E. PLUMBLEY F. K. 68 Washing­ Seneca ton (See adv. page 381) Van Woert F. A. 108 Washington Riehl Philip, 788 Genesee WACKERMAN BARBARA, 616 Vogel John, 253 Sycamore Main (See adv. page 329) Wetmore Daniel, 630 Seneca Youngmann Peter, 675 Jefferson CURTAIN FASTENER MANUFS. COPPERSMITHS. Just Francis, 182 Main (See also Tin and Coppersmiths.) CASE W. A. Washington, c. CURTAIN FIXTURES. Ohio (See Window Shades.) BROWN & McCUTCHEON, 16 CUTLERS. Elk (See adv. page 370) TO YE THOMAS W. 17 W. Eagle Giesser Gabriel, 101 Genesee (Seeadv.page 406) • Mehrphol Frederic, 63 E. Genesee Moerschfelder J. N. & H. 231 CORDAGE. Washington Barton P. W. 220 Main Moerschfelder N. 519 Main MONTGOMERY J. H. Water Sieffert John C. 449 Michigan c. Dock (See adv. page 319) SCHWENDEMAN A. 301 Ba­ NEWMAN VOSBURGH & BA­ tavia KER, ft. Lloyd (See adv. p. 316) DENTAL INSTRUMENTS. Buffalo Dental Manf. Co. 307 and COSTUMERS. 309 Main Rowley Washington, 22 Weeds block DENTISTS. Sehmitz John, 447 Main ADAMS R. J. 1226 Niagara Weens Alexander; 16 Harvey BARRETT JOHN W. (surgeon), block 'Q^ 188 Sixth Brown & Wetherill, .885 Wash­ CRACKER MACHINES ington Ruger J. W. & Co. 222 Chicago Cook M. F. 22 Erie Daboll G. C. 33 Church CRACKER & SNAP MAN­ Daudel Charles, 286 Genesee UFACTURERS. Dunbar Ceorge, 217 Pine MUGRIDGE GEO. & SON, 10 FREEMAN S. A. 416 Main Giffing Isaac H. 14 S. Division Elk (See adv. page BIS) Grinton William, 6o7 Walden OVENS R. & SON, 165 Ellicott Harvey C W. 32 S. Division (See adv. page 317) Harvey L. F. 82 S. Division CORSETS. Hayes & Smith, 309 Main (See Hoop Skirts and,Corsets.) Lewis Theodore G. 358 Main FINE Embroidered Shirt Fronts, Corded, Woven and Pnff Bosoms, at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 315 Main St., Builalo. MOURNING SUITS, BONNETS, CAPS AND VEILS, 44 BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

LtTCE & LONGNECKER, 317 DRAIN PIPE. Main Copeland, Rathbun & Co. 14 Oliver Frederick, 18 Erie Henry jjftft Snow Reuben G. 33 Church LYTH JOHN & SONS, Puffer e. South wick A. P. 11 Niagara of Main (See adv. page 403) Straight M. B. 263 Main WHITCOMB N. 20 Erie DREDGERS. Whitney Benjamin T. 307 Main Hayden J. T. & Co. 8 Central whf. DETECTIVE AGENCY. Lee Jas. H. 24 Central wharf Albro & Byrne, 9 W. Swan DRESS MAKERS. DIE SINKERS. AuldE Mrs. 126 Carroll Barnum Mrs. 442 E. Eagle OLIVER W. W. 190 Main (See Beitter Catharine Mrs. 114 E. adv. page 357) Genesee Berry Mary J. 210 Pearl DINING ROOMS. BLADE KATE Mrs. 194 Palmer (See Restaurants) Bliss Sarah E. 835 Fulton Boyer Appoline, 107 Genesee DISTILLERS AND RECTI­ Brady A. M. 488 Main FIERS. Chace Annie, 154 Seneca ANGUS A. B. Seneca Chappell Chas. Mrs. 593 Louisiana BAETZOLD A. (rectifier) 846 Cocklin Catharine, 189 Oak Ellicott (See adv. page 326) Constantine H. S. Mrs. 821 Main BRIGGS F. & CO. 23 Quay Cornish Elizabeth, 546 Main Clark Thomas, Wash. cor. Perry Cramer Elizabeth A. 299 Main Dieboldt, Smith & Co. 73 Main Daniels Ida Mrs. 64 Elm Frost C H. & Co. 481 Spring Decker Mrs. 595 Louisiana Gillet Henry T. & Son, 88 Lloyd Dempsey Julia, 369 Clinton GRINARD G. &SON, 71 Main Donohue Mary, 268 S. Division Harvey F. B. & Co. 50 Lloyd Dunbar Emily, 231 Ellicott MOORE T & SON, Pratt c. Wil­ Dunigan Maria, 132 Erie liam Dunning Altha, 85 Jefferson PERSON CHARLES (rectifier), Eardley Mary, 511 Perry 390 Elm (See adv. page 326) Righme Helen, 92 Carroll ROSENAU D. & Co. 89 Main Ellis Mary, 32 Goodell (See adv. page 314) EstesC. M. 484 Pearl Evans Elizabeth, 366 Main DOCK BUILDERS, Franklin, 165 Mohawk (See PiXe Drivers.) Freshlaw Mrs. 203 William Geiger Regina, 108 E. Genesee DOORS, SASH, BLINDS.&c GEKELER JOHN, 119 E. Gen­ BROWN JAS. W. & Co. Seventh esee (See adv. page 842) c Court (See adv. page 376) Gibbons Miss, 215 Fulton I DART & BRO. Ohio Basin, c. Gibbs Frances R. 287 Elm Mackinaw (See adv. page 384) Gibson Isabel, 8 w. Chippewa EVANS WILLIAM A. & Co. Goodell Electa A. 8 Koons' alley Mechanic (See adv. page 380) Greer Margaret Mrs. 481 Seneca HASTINGS S. P. Jr. Clay n. Grinder Minnie, over 122 Main Tonawanda (See adv. page 876) Gross Margaret, 847 Oak HOLMES E. & B. Michigan n. Hall Elizabeth, 860 Main Hmb'g canal (See adv. page 885) Halstead Sarah M. Mrs. 468 Swan Schwartz & Rebbman, 249 Elm Hamilton Letitia, 82 Lin wood av. Thomas N. W. 201 Oak Hammond Mary, 446 Main, ONE YEAR'S additional insurance for every annual payment In the JOHN HANCOCK LIFE INSURANCE CO. AT DODD, BEST & CO.'S, 410, 412, 414 MAIN ST. BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 45

Harwood B. Mrs. 18 Mohawk Trepainer L. Mrs. 442 Main Hazen Belle H. 358 Main. Tuchtenhagen Amelia, 593 Ellicott Hegeman & Koehler, 602 Main Valentine A.M. 440 Main Henry Jane Miss, 20 Exchange Vaneps Maria L. Mrs. 364 Batavia Hersey Jane C. Mrs. 80 E. Genesee Walker Martha Mrs. 90 Chippewa Hill F. J. Mrs. 136 E. Seneca Wallace Mrs. 502 Elk Hirschinger Ellen, 203 E. Genesee Wallisk Elizabeth C. 198 Mohawk Hoffman Harriet, 38 Michigan Weighert M, G. Jkfrs. 378 Chicago Hosmer Sarah, 66 W. Chippewa Welch C F. 15 W. Genesee t Houle Lotta, Mrs. 132 Carroll Whitelaw Isabella Miss, 515 Main HOWELL WILLIAM MRS. 861 Whiting S. A. 176 Pearl Eleventh WILCOX L. C. Mrs 454 Seneca Hummel Catharine Mrs. 117 E. Witzer Mary, 162 Seneca Genesee Yax Catharine, 294 Cedar Johnson Anna M. 229 Ellicott Jones Ellen, 37 Niagara DRUGGISTS. Kastner Louisa Miss, 402 Batavia ANTHONY A. C. & CO. 859 Sen­ Kelley Ann, 10 E. Eagle eca and 240 William Kellogg Julia, 610 Michigan Boysen Otto, 198 E. Genesee Kenney Kate, 17 W. JSwan Broad & Co. 17 S. Division Keyes Anna E. 3 Koons' alley Champlin O. H. P. 408 Main Koehl W. Mrs. 122 S. Division CRUMB & CO. 273 Niagara Lambert Lizzie, 897 Elm Oiehl John P. 522 Main [Main La Plante L. Mrs. 182 Cedar EHRNPFOBTH CHAS. G. 458 Leng Alice, 544 Main [see Francis Julius E. 348 Main L'EVEQUE VIRGINIA, 1 Gene- Greenman E. M. 35 W. Eagle Lindemann Caroline, 113 Tupper Gregory W. L. 931 Main Logan M. 294 Main Halsey C. S. 270 Main Lonergan Julia M. 108 N. Division HARRIES E. & CO. 224 Main Martin Emilie, 407 Oak • Harvey Chas. 1872 Niagara I Mayo Warren Mrs. 93 Hay ward Jenner R. 416 Main I McRoberts Maria Miss 249 Seneca King Wm. Jr. 309 Main I Montague A 386 Main LAVERACK W. & CO. (whole- 0'Mara Alice, 77>H. Seneca sale), 230 Washington I Oswald Mina, 354 Batavia Lyman Cornelius M. 296 Main Pagan Louisa Mrs. 130 Seneca MARVIN C. E. &CO. 22 E. Sen­ I Philbrook Lizzie, 36 W. Eagle eca I Ragot M. 12 S. Division McCray G. W. 94 Main I Rebstock Catharine, 605 Main Pask Wm. 820 Elk I Relph Eliza M 37 Niagara Peabody Wm H. 311 and 598 Main I Richardson Maria, 79 W. Eagle Reynolds A. & Co. 191 Main I Riter Mary, 281 Cedar RIEFFENSTAHL BROS. 534 I Rosenblatt C. 488 Main Main (See adv. p. 398) ISHERER B. MRS. 171 Miami RODENBACH & DAVIS 166 • Schummann Eliza, 45 E. Genesee Batavia J Shoop Mrs. 210 Clinton Seward, Benfly & Cheney (whole­ I Smith R Mrs 543 Seneca sale), 241 Main I Snyder Sarah, 6 Beak Smith Wm H. 402 Michigan • Stahl Margaret, 84 W. Chippewa Smith & Hickoy, 172 Seneca • Steward Helen, 484 Seneca Spencer & Bullymore (wholesale), •Steves Jane, 242 Main 155 Main •Sullivan Mary, 201 Ellicott Stoddard Geo N. 1226 Niagara •Sweigel Mrs. 218 Court TANNER & NICHOLS, 21 Com­ • Tamblingson Mrs. 914 Seneca mercial SILK, LISLE THREAD, GAUZE ANR MERINO SHIRTS and Drawers at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 315 Main St. UMBRELLAS, CANES AND TRAVELING BAGS, 46 BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Volker Wm 386 Genesee DYERS. WATERS GEO S (prescription), Blout L..M. 20 Potter 350 Elk (See adv. p. 398) Brokenbourgh A. S. 301 Genesee WIGGINS D. B. (botanic), 440 Chester Lucas, 483 Main Main (See adv. p. 398) Claude J. 400 Washington Witkowsjri Louis W. 539 Main Hofheins August, 7 Court Wright & Rogers, 81 Morgan Perry M. J. 7 W. Mohawk Pinkel Christian, 128 Seneca DRY GOODS. Prost Peter, Clinton ADAM, MELDRUM & CO. 396 Strele Joseph, 266 Batavia and 400Main (See adv back cover) Thebaud Bros. 37 S. Division Ahem P. C. 268 Main [Main Varberei John, 328 Goodell BARNES & BANCROFT, 259 BEBGMAN SIMON, 250 Main EATING HOUSES. Bernheimer E. J. 484 Main (See Restaurants.) BETTINGER S. & CO. 521 Main EAVES TROUGHS. #and 498 Washington (See adv. p. 336) STICKNEY & BALL, Terrace Beyer J. 165 Genesee c. Court (See adv. page 380) BROWN R. & SON, 520 Main EDGE TOOLS. (See adv opposite pages 184, 185) Dee H. O. & W. H. 276 Main (See Tools.) Diehl Anna, 361 Clinton ELECTROTYPERS. DODD, BEST & CO. 410 Main HALLEY & NEWMAN, 200 \See head lines through book) Main (See adv. page 856) Dumbach G. F. 210 E. Genesee LYMAN N. 36 and 88 W. Sen- | Eckardt Geo. 378 Genesee eca (See adv. page 857) Elsheimer Geo. 778 Genesee FALKNER & JACKSON, 260 ELEVATOR CONSTRUC'R. I and 262 Main Johnson Geo. H. 24 Commercial | FITCH F. S. 178 E. Seneca (See block SL>% adv. page 316) FLINT & KENT, 261 Main ELEVATORS. Freedman Wm. 408 Main [esee BENNETT, Buffalo Creek cor. Ship I GEHRHARDT JACOB, 370 Gen- canal Grant Angus, 246 Main BROWN'S, opp. 15 Central wharf Hausle Matthias, 207 E. Genesee BUFFALO, Onio n. Michigan . Henry Nicholas, 291 Genesee CITY, Ohio n.Michigan j Williams, Kooman L. 270 Seneca Nims & Fargo KUNZ THEODORE, 769 Seneca COATSWORTH, across creek opp. LEIST JACOB, 760 and 764 Sen­ Michigan, Thomas Coatsworth eca (See adv. page 323) EMPiRE,*opp. foot Michigan Murray, Sons & Innes, 404 Main ERIE BASIN, foot W. Genesee Nairn & Walsh, 887 Main EVANS, Evans St. Chas. W. Evans I PARDRIDGE C. & W. 270 Main EXCELSIOR, Buffalo creek opp. PESELER E. W. 382 Genesee Sturges slip Pfohl Jacob H. 298 Batavia EXCHANGE, foot W. Genesee; Stu-1 Renz M. 318 Batavia arts & Clark Sadler Magdalena, 679 Seneca FULTON, cor. Sturges slip Schaefer John, 194 William HAZARD, cor. Sturges slip; E. E. Shank Mary Ann, 311 Elk Hazard Sondheim Henry, 378 Main MARINE, opp. foot Michigan ; 0. Stevenson Wm. & Co. (ribbons) 278 L. Abel Washington MERCHANTS, opp. foot Commercial I SIX CENTS A RAY AT THE AGE OF 25, OR EIGHT CENTS a day at the age of 40, will secure $1,000 Life Insurance. AT A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST. BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 47

NATIONAL MILLS, Erie cor. Ship ENVELOPS MANUFS. ' canal Prosser H. W. 22 W. Swan NIAGARA, Ohio foot Chicago OHIO STREET, Ohio n. toll bridge EXPRESS COMPANIES. PLIMPTON, Ohio n. Chicago REED, Water cor. Commercial $ J. American Merchants' Union, 17 C. Harrison and 19 W. Seneca * [Exchange RICHMOND, opp. foot Main ; J. M. Kasson Wm. M. (locomotive), 667 Richmond United States, 21 W. Seneca STERNBERG, Ohio foot Michigan EYE & EAR INFIRMARY. STURGES, Buffalo Creek cor. Stur­ ges slip STANLEY F. G. S. Division n. SWIFTSURE, Norton Main (See adv. page 398) UNION, foot Erie WADSWORTH, Ohio foot Louisiana FANCY GOODS. WATSON'S, opp. foot Commercial ADAM, MELDRUM & CO. (dry), WELLS, opp. N. Y. C. R. R. 396 Main (See adv. Ok back cover) freight house Adler Louiza, 20 Wash. st. Market WELLS C. J. Ohio n. Louisiana Apel Mary Mrs. 623 Michigan WESTERN ELEVATING Co. 12 Ohio, Autenritch Dorothea, 25 Wash. st. Prest. A. G. Williams, Secy, and Market Treas. Frank E. Coit Bangasser Marion, 58 E. Seneca WILKINSON,Ohio foot Washington Bartium S. t). Son & Co. 265 Main WILLIAMS, Water cor. Commer­ Becker William, 517 Main cial Dobmeier Felix, 17 E. Genesee Drescher C. J. Mrs. 380 Michigan EMBROIDERY & STAMP'G. Dupree William M. 466 Main Franke S. A. Mrs. 407 Main Fifchter Caroline Mrs. 552 Main KOEHLER E. 502 Main FINK JACOB, 344 Batavia Fletcher Ellen, 482 Perry EMIGRATION OFFICES. FBEITAG FERDINAND, 156 E. Walsh John E. agt. Terrace c. CxGnesee Lock Graf Frederick A. 102 E. Genesee ENGINEERS. GRUETZNER CHASi H. 115 E. (See Civil Engineers.) Genesee and 19 Washington st. Market (See adv. page 342) ENGINES. Gunst Margaret, 8 Wash. st. Market (See Steam Engines.) Hael Jacob, 26 Wash. st. Market HARTBRECK WILLIAM, 10 ENGRAVERS. Washington st. Market Barton Leonard H. 217 Ninth Huwerth Karl, 533 Main Clay, Cosack & Co. 251 Wash. Kendall, Davis & Smith, 405 Main HALLEY & NEWMAN (wood), Kohn Hannah Mrs. 41 E. Seneca 200 Main (See adv. page 336) Lancha F. 170 E. Genesee Jewett, Chandler & Co. 216 Wash. Lang John T. 830 E. Seneca MAYES GEO. L. (show cut), 194 Love A. B. 384 Niagara Washington [Main McGlinn Catharine Mrs. 524 Niag. Mitchell William J. (wood), 194 Nellany A. M. & Co. 531 Main Mooney & Walker (copperplate), O'BRIAN HENRY (dry), 290 242 Main Main (See adv. page 338) Strong Geo. H. (metal), 305 Main Planz Jacob, 255 Main Van Duzee Benj. C. 222 Seventh Roach & O'Keefe (dry), 160 E. Wightman George D. (wood), 200 Genesee Main Rosenau Charles (dry), 362 Main LATEST STYLES OF COLLARS, CUFFS, TIES, ROWS, at the Headquarters for Gents' Furnishing Goods, 316 Main St. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND CLOAKINGS, 48 BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

SCHMIDT ANTHONY, 536 Main TOLSMA N. 6 Scott St. Market (See adv. page 344) (See adv. page 318) Schorr T. H. 12 E. Seneca TRIBLE JOHN M. & SON (salt Schrupp Valentine, 270 Batavia and pickled), 40 Hanover Taylor Thomas, 276 E. Seneca Weinmann C. 14 Scott st. Market Volger, Riebeling & Co. 420 Main Woodruff J. E. & Co. Washington Wahl Charles, 473 E. Genesee c. S. Division FARINA MANUFS. FLAVORING EXTRACTS. BARNETT & RING, 40 Wilkeson Burrell H. L. & Co. 129 Wash. FEATHERS. Crosby C. & Co. 94 Main ELDER STEWART (live geese), FLORISTS. 350 Main (See adv. page 335) Bo wen Edward P. 157 Chippewa ZOOK J. R. & J. 113 Commercial GRINTON & CO. 602 Main (See and 476 Main (See adv. page 334) adv. page 405) HAUENSTEIN GEO. & CO. 1464 FENCE MANUFS. Main (See adv. page 403) American Fence Comp'y, 117 Main LANG LOUIS, 250 N. Division Dempster & Co. (iron), 36 Wash. Palmer W. J. 21 Thirteenth EVANS WILLIAM A & CO. SPIESS JOHN L. Peach c. High Mechanic (See adv. page 380) WELCH & STARBIRD^ 80 W. FLOUR, GRAIN &c. (See also Commission Merchants; also Seneca (See adv. page 407) Produce.) FILES. Abernethy Andrew, 315 Elk BAILEY CHAS. n. foot Court BARNARD R. & SON, 72 Lloyd (See adv. page 392) BENZING & BEER, 317 Genesee Buffalo File Comp'y, 1449 Niagara Bridgman & Griffin, 201 Wash. Jetter Jacob, 178 E. Genesee Brown E. 395 E. Seneca Maischoss Bros. 63 Chicago Chester Charles, 510 Washington COBB W. H. 82 Terrace c. Evans FILTERS. (See adv. page 328) PLUMBLEY F. K. 58 Wash. (See Cutter & Bailey, 248 Washington adv. page 381) Denio John, 396 Michigan FINDINGS. Diebolt Sebastian, 249 Batavia DRULLARD E. A. 15 Quay (See Boot and Shoe Findings.) Ducro Charles, 183 Elm FIRE BRICKS. FARMER THOMAS, 316 Elk HALL & SONS, prop'rs Buffalo FISHER GEO. 112 E. Genesee Fire Brick Works, 60 Terrace FITCH F. S. 178 E. Seneca (See (See adv. page 390) adv. page 315) Foote William, 30 Prime FISH. Foster A. 168 Seneca Cheney E. B. 9 Scott st. Market GRABBER C. H. 459 Genesee HO AG D. 10 Scott st. Market GRAHLING FRED. & SON, 118 Johnson A. & Bro.(fresh), 61 Lloyd Genesee JONES & TREVALLE, 5 Scott Hanovan John, 79 E. Seneca st. Market HARVEY H. J. Chicago n: Elk Lewis & Jefferson (canned), 249 (See adv. page 829) Main Harvey & Allen (wholesale), 252 McNALLY J. 13 Scott st. Market Washington O'RAFFERTY & CO. 2 Scott st. Heinold & Felsinger, 216 Wash. Market (See adv. page 819) HEINRICH & LONG, 158 Will'm

INSURE IN THE JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE INSUR- ance Co. The REST for many reasons. AT DODD, BEST 4 CO.'S, AMERICAN BLOCK, BUFFALO. BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 49

Henry Francis J 68 E. Chippewa Wendt Wm. 181 William Hof heins George F. 282 Seneca Williams P. B. 8 Water Houck Philip & Co. 141 Genesee ZIPP HENRY, 198 Seneca HOWELL S.W. & SON, 62 Prime (See adv. page 312) FLOUR MILLS. Hunter George, 10 Dayton BUFFALO CITY FLOUB Husted E. S. 68 E. Market MILLS, H. J. Harvey, 105 JOHNSTON A. M. &CO. 72 Main Chicago (See adv. p. 329) (See adv. page 328) Clinton Mills, L. Enos & Go. 46 KAISER F. & C. 666, 668 and 670 Prime Swan (See adv. page 325) Frontier Mills, Upper Black Rock, Karl Lorenz, 609 Batavia Frink & Co. proprietors, 7 Main KESTER IRVING & CO. 70 Globe Mills, foot Amherst Main (See adv page 321) GRIFFIN J. B. & Co. 6 Central KIRSCH EMANUEL, 273 Mici. wharf KREUZ F. I. 256 Clinton KAISER F. & C. 668 Swan (See LANGNER J. G. 775 E. Seneca adv. pag*e 325) (See adv. page 319) NIAGARA MILLS, S. W. How­ LAPP & ADRIANCE, 58 Main ell & Son, 62 Prime (See adv. p. (See adv. page 327) 312) Lawson Peter F. 282 William North Buffalo, Canal n. Amherst LEIST JACOB, 760 & 764 Seneca Pioneer Mills, Upper Black Rock (See adv. page 328)' Queen City Mills, Upper Black LENHARD A. & CO. 846 Batavia Bock Lock John E. (wholesale), 63 E. THORNTON & CHESTER, 212 Seneca Erie (See adv. front colored page) Marsh Eugene, 260 Washington WADSWORTH MILLS, 87 Ohio, Marshall, Jacob, 92 W. Market Wm. C. Rudolph Meech & Co. 24 Lloyd FORGES. Mesmer Michael, 347 Main Meyer & Baker, 272 Washington STEAM. Murray Edward L. 166 Sixth CHILDS & SAXTON, Ohio n. POSEINER JACOB, 644 Batavia toll-gate (See adv. page 382) PRATT & FRENCH, Fulton c. DeLaney C. D. & Co. 306 Perry Market (See adv page 334) FOUNDRIES. RICHARDSON & CO. 46 Prime (See Iron Foundries and Brass Found­ ROBINSON M. L. 297 Michigan ries.) Salisbury C. B. & Co. 71 E. Seneca SCHAEFER & BRO. 44 Lloyd FRESCO PAINTERS. (See adv, page 323) (See also Painters.) Schatz Wilfiam, 664 Seneca BERRA & BOTTANI, 348 Wash­ Scheur William, 241 Genesee ington (See adv. page 330) Seeber Conrad, 381 Batavia BEHLING THBODOBE, 346 Smith & Graves (damaged), 67 Oak (See adv. page 330) Prime FEYL FLORIAN, 328 Oak (See Speck John, 439 Clinton adv. page 330) Steinman tte Yunkes, 313 Batavia LEMPERT L. H. 419 Ellicott Stettenbenz Anthony, 437 Ellicott (See adv. page 332) THORNTON & CHESTER, 212 FRUITS. Erie (See adv. front colored page) Tracy Albert H. 257 Michigan FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC. URBAN GEO. & CO 144 E. Gen­ (See also Oysters.) esee (See adv. p. 321) [Clinton BARNES W. N. 13 E. Seneca WEILLEMEINE ADAM, 672 (See adv. p. 328) 'GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS." THE "REST" IS THE CHEAPEST. S. N. Lawrence Sc Son, Ruflalo. 4 MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, 50 BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Blakely Wm. 60 Main GAS FITTERS. , Burnside A. 83 Niagara (See also Plumbers.) Chester Charles, 480 Main HILL F. C. Pearl cor. Seneca (See Cook Josiah P. 267 Washington adv. p. 404) Courter Ralph, 199 Main IRR JOSEPH, 550 Main (See E&AN & CO. 251 Main adv. p. 399) Fisher C. J. 181 Main SAUERWEIN PHILIP, Eagle HITCHCOCK A. 176 E. Seneca c. Washington (See adv. p. 872) (See adv. p. 324) TOYE THOS. W. 17 W. Eagle Keipper P. & J. 14 Seneca (See adv. p. 406) Lewis & Jefferson, 249 Main GAS LIGHT CO. Mefford Fruit Co. 11 W. Eagle PLATT FRUIT CO. 257 Wash­ Buffalo Gas Light Co. Genesee c. ington (See adv. page 313) Jackson, organized 1848, capital Scheffer &Co. 364 Main $750,000. Pres't and Treas. S. Vermilya Wm, E. 67 Seneca F. Pratt. Secy, and Supt. Oliver Zimmer John, 226 Pine G. Steele GAS REGULATORS. FURNACES. BESANCON FELICIEN J. 2 BLAST. Sycamore (See Iron Rolling; also Forges.) GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. HOT AIR. BROWN R. & SON, 520 Main FOWLER & SONS, 98 Seneca (See adv. opp. pages 184 and 185) (See adv. page 366) BURG RUDOLPH, 100 E. Sene­ GILBERT A D. 85 Main (See ca (See adv. p. 888) adv. page 392) [404 EXSTEIN HIRAM., 194 Wash­ HILL F. C. 64 Pearl (See adv. p. ington (See adv. p. 339) FURNITURE. GEORGER C. & F. 508 Main (See (See also Cabinet Makers.) adv. p. 341) HOFELLEK L. 178 Main (See CUTLER & MORGAN, 76 Pearl adv. p. 340) (See adv. p. 333) LAWRENCE S. N. & SON, 315 GEORGE & BAKER (chairs), Main (See foot lines through book) 879 Ellicott (See adv. p. 394) Lewis Orville, 381 Main HONSEL WM. Genesee c. Wash­ Maury John C. 211 Main ington (See adv. p, 393) Mott <& Benedict, 367 Main [eca RAEKER A. 98 Batavia (See adv. SOHMITT BERNH ARD,677 Sen- p 394) STAFFORD A. H. 397 Main (See STREB JOHN, 111 E. Genese head lines through book) (See adv. p. 894) Warner L. E. & J. R. & Co. 43 WHITE ISAAC D. 257 Main Main (See adv. next back colored pdjge) GILDERS. FURS. (See also Frame Makers) 1 (See also Hats, Caps, &c.) DODGE & BENSON, 216 Main GEORGER C. & F. 508 Main (See (See adv. p. 360) adv. page 341) SMITH NORTON B. 283 Main STILLMAN, SIRRET & Co. 218 (See adv. p. 330) Main (See adv. page 339) GLASS. GAS BURNERS. (See also Paints, Oils, See.) . Thomson & Co. (portable), 811 PEASE F. S. 65 Main (See adv. Main next back cover) No Stockholders to Consume Profits in the JOHN HANCOCK LIFE. IT IS PURELY MUTUAL. AT A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST., BUFFALO. BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 51

POST & VIERGIVER, 13 E. BARNES W. N. 13 E. Seneca (See Swan (See adv. p. 331) adv. page 328) Barry John, Hamburgh c Elk GLASS CUT'G MACHINES. Barth Jacob, Batavia c Herman BAADER JOSEPH (circularand BABTH MATTH. 162 Sycamore oval), 160 E. Genesee (See adv. Bean Eliza, Green c. Beak p. 363) BECK HENRY, 416 Clinton BECKER CONRAD, 79 Peckham GLASS STAINERS. Becker John, 625 Genesee BOOTH & REISTER, 29 Pearl Becker John P. 478 Michigan (See adv. p. 332) BECKER PHILIP, 690 Main Myers William fl. 83 Main Becker Philip «& Co. 468 Main GLOVE MANUFS. BECKEB VALENTINE, 898 FEINE JACOB, 31E. Seneca (See William Beckett Robert, 881 Seneca adv. p. 375) Beier Frederic 629 Elm GLUE MANUFS. Beierlein John, 453 Michigan CASE F. M. 66 Carroll (See adv. BELL & CO. 278 N. Division p. 388) Bennett Alexander, 682 Sixth EVANS RICHARD, Abbott Road Bennett Morris, 418 Elk n. Bridge (See adv. p. 388) Bertling & Casper, 807 Main BEBGMAN & BENDEG, 1 Canal GOLD BEATER. alley and 242 Clinton Dennis Thomas, 199 Main BESANCON F. J Oak c. Syca­ more (See adv page S2tf) GOLD PENS, Bcsstak John, 344 William Brown Samuel, 14 E. Seneca BEYER Philip, 690 Main GRAIN. Bickel George, 187 High BIEBER JOHN A. oo5 Wash. (See Flour, Oram, Sec; also Produce; also Commission Merchants.) Billeb Ernst, 668 Batavia Blaser Joseph, 294 Sycamore GROCERS. BORST JOHN, 223 Mackinaw Adams George, 763 Batavia Both Valentine, 699 Batavia AdolffLouisP. 128 E Genesee Bower John, 1715 Niagara Adolph John A. 136 Goodell Braids Cath. Mrs. 276 Fourteenth Allen E. A. Erie canal c. Erie Brechtel John, 886 Niagara Ambrose Elijah, Le Roy avenue Brenner Margaret, 438 Sycamore ANDRE CONRAD,286Sycamore Brown John A. 271 Cedar Ansteth & Chamberlain, Michigan Brown William, 628 Perry c. S. Division Bruehl Christian G. 108 Peckham ARGUS JOHN, 1920 Niagara Buck Philip, 536 Batavia Bachman A 408 Seneca Burgess Henry, 849 Niagara Baker Lewis P. 101 Spring Byrne James, 46 Ohio Baker Lorenz, 48 Bennett CALLANAN COBNBLIUS, 57 Baker Wm. H. & Co. 61 E. Eagle Terrace Baker & Willett, 160 E. Seneca Callender & Co. 289 Main BALCOM P. A. 1646 Main Campbell M. 1228 Niagara Ball Caroline, 27 Wash. st. Market Canty Eugene, 478 E. Seneca Bamberg & Heinold, 288 N. Divis'n Carey Richard J 70 Abbott road BAMLER GEO. J. 140 Erie CARL ANDREW, 28 Batavia Bamler John, 216 Terrace Carmichael Robert, 222 Carolina BA1JKS LEVI A. 86 Niagara Carney Bedelia, 479 Alabama Barke William, 146 Seneea Carr Michael, 90 Michigan Barnard R

CHASE & CO. 1859 Niagara Durkan J, C. 718 Seneca Chavel Peter, 360 Connecticut Eller Louis, 169 W. Tupper Churchill & Co. 488 Main Ellis Charles B. 279 Seneca Clark M. A. 290 Sixth [Seneca ELZBR SEBAST'N, 242 Batavia CLARK ORANGE W. 59 E. Elsaesser William, 498 Genesee CLARK & TOUSEY, Charles c. ELSHEIMER GEO. 778 Genesee Erie canal Emerling Philip, 594 Batavia Clemens J. 1505 Seneca Engel Nicholas, 715 Batavia Clinfette^ C. 19 Lovejoy Ernst Henry, 448 W. Eagle COELLEN CHARLES, 838 Ohio ETZEL MICHAEL, 248 High Collins Lawrence, 551 Seneca Evans Thomas, 40 E. Huron Collins Maurice, 77 Perry Ever ding Louis, 451 Genesee COOK JOHN, State c. Fly Ewig Peter,- 666 Genesee CORNELIUS BROS. Elm c. E. FABER JACOB, 249 Abbott road Tupper Faller Martin, 448 Clinton Cosgrif James, 332 Ohio Faver Peter, 48 E. Huron fr Cotter Brothers, 107 Niagara Fenstermacher Wm. 712 Seneca Cowing William K. & Co. 1531 Fiess Christian, 282 Genesee Niagara Fischer John, 81 Lemon Gumming Morris, 394 Eleventh FISHER HENRY, 34 Evans Curran James, 270 Sixth FITCH F. S. Michigan c. Seneca Dahl Henry, 774 Genesee (See adv. page 316) Daigler George & Co. 174 Swan Fitzpatrick Dennis, 618 Exchange Dana Jacob, 24 Court Fitzpatrick Francis, 646 Exchange DANHISER & FLORIAN, 72 Fix Ferdinand, 267 Huron Pennsylvania Flach Edward, 239 Oak Davis A. I. Chippewa c. Franklin FLACH RICHARD, 181 Ellicott Deam Andrew, 292 Carroll Pleeharty M. 29 Hayward Debus Andrew, 343 Batavia FOGERTY JAMES, 846 Clinton Debus Philip, 59 Peckham Fornes A. & Brother, 148 Allen Deck Franz, 467 Monroe FORNES BROS. 330 Franklin Deigelmann Kate, 112 Hudson Fougeron Joseph, 125 Niagara Demuth John, 280 S. Division Francis Trautman, E. Market cor. Denebrock William, 174 Orange Scott DENNY J. 242 Court Fredenburg Philip, 1996 Niagara Dentinger P. & J. 215 Sycamore Frederic John 12z Mortimer Diebolt Bernard, 58 Commercial Freischlag Jacob, 396 William Diebolt Joseph, 666 Batavia Friedman Ambrose, 185 Fifth Diebl Henry, 108 Goodell FROMMEL EDW'D 479 Clinton Dillon John; 127 Georgia FUNK PETER, 157 Best Dischinger Jacob, Carlton c. Grape Futzner Fred. 173 Peckham Dolan James D. 1225 Niagara GAETZ CHARLES, 68 Canal Doll Joseph, Genesee c. Williams- GAETZ GEORGE, 118 Canal ville road GAETZ MICHAEL, 139 Canal Doll Sebastian, 123 Canal GAGE GEORGE, 632 Main Doody Julia, 469 Perry Gardner Matthias, 156 Canal DORAN E. W. 520 Niagara Garono Lorenz, 835 Batavia DORST FREDERICK, Niagara GEMMEL MATTHIAS, Jeffer­ c. Maryland son cor. Sycamore DOB8T PHILIP, 202 Carolina GERHARDT FRED. 512 Seneca Dowling Alfred, r. Ferry n. canal Gerretsen John, 624 Batavia Druar John, 1876 Niagara Gerst Jacob, 1828 Niagara \ DrexeliurAaiQidhy, 99 William Gesellgen 'Melchior 550 Batavia DUORO GREGORY, 185 Elm Geyer Peter, 849 Pratt JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, L. M. REAM, AGENT, RUFFALO, N. IT. AT DOOD, BEST & GO'S, 410, 412, 414 MAIM ST. BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 53

Geyer W. 8&0emmereial HOUOK.CONRAD, 408*Batavia Gibbs Artemas, 370 Virginia Howell S W. 193 Dearborn Gienan Louis, 119 Georgia Hoyt Henry A. 89 Niagara Gill Mary Mrs. 168 Ohio HUBBERS HENRY 687 Batavia Glass Margaret Mrs. 30 Lovejoy Huels John, 481 William Guann Matthias, 679 Michigan HUNTZ JOHN, 224 Terrace Goll William, 526 N. Division Huth Frank, 490 E. Eagle Gorman James, 122 South Hutter Xavier, 1009 Michigan Gowans William W. 987 Niagara Hynes Michael, Chicago c. Fulton Graeber Charles H. 469 Genesee Irving W. J. 273 Main Graham Mary, 642 Elk JAEGER O. E. 412 E. Eagle Graf Philip, 823 Washington ' JAHRAUS JACOB, 557 Hickory Grass Philip, 424 E. Eagle JAMES NELSON, 580 Seneca GRIFFIN JOHN, 586 Sixth -Jamison James, 183 Erie Groben & Co 453 William Jerge Anthony, 418 Genesee Guth Jacob 437 Genesee JOHNSON WM. 686 Louisiana Gygli Susan, 374 Clinton JOHNSTON ANDREW M. 72 Haberlee Christian, 867 Seneca Main (See adv. page 328) Hager A. 273 Batavia Jungling W. T. 439 Michigan HAGER BERNARD, 630 Clinton KAISER ANDREW, 168 Sixth HAGER JOHN F. 38. Canal Kaiser B 191 Mulberry Hagmeier Louis, 382 Oak KAMMAN HENRY, 673 and 576 Hahn Louis, 57 Howard Seneca (See adv. page 316.) " HALLER MARTIN, 210 Walnut Kane William, 396 Perry Hamsey Daniel, 917 Clinton Karg Matthew, 669 Adams. HANNA SAMUEL 20 Lloyd Keeley Hugh, 298 Carroll Hanrahan Bros. 100 Elk K el ley Patrick, 213 Vermont Harbrecht Wm. 612 Twelfth KEMPFF F. & BRO. 357 Genesee HARRIES EDW. &CO. 224 Main Kennedy James, 471 E. Seneca Hayden Margaret, 809 Perry Kennedy Thomas, 124 Hudson HECKEL A. G. 122 William Kerber Joseph, 689 Genesee Hellriegel P. Mrs. 187 E. Genesee Kibler Charles, 1 Potter Holding Joseph 156 Mulberry Kiefer Frederick, 160 Sycamore Herr F. J. 72 Best [Batavia Kiene & C. 66 Clinton HERRMAN CHRISTOP'R, 263 King C* M. 88 Clinton Herrman Louis, 411 Ellicott KINGM A L. 348 Clinton HIBSCH M. 250 Eagle Kirsch Emanuel, 273 Michigan Hiemenz Jacob, 574 Batavia KIRSCH PETER, 1956 Niagara Hildenbrand Philip, 464 Monroe Klien Michel, Emslie c S. Division Hinkley Leonid, Niagara c Forest KNAUBER MIC'L, 282 Goodell avenue Knell Louis, 334 Batavia Hirsch Xavier, 604 Monroe KNELL PETER, 327 Sycamore Hirzel Louis, 721 Exchange Knor Henry, 36 Brayton Hoefle John, 462 Genesee Koch Ignatz, 827 Genesee Hoehn Frederick, 115 Amherst Koehler Frank, 264 Batavia Hoffer George, 239 Allen KOENIG CHRIS'N, 513 Genesee Hoffman Daniel, 195 East Kohlbrenner Jacob, 206 Goodell Hoffman L. 472 Clinton Kohler C. 480 Clinton HOLZBORN L. 808 Elk, (See ode. KREINHEDER HENRY, 482 page 313.) William Holzhauser W. 138 Fifth Kress Frederick, 689 Ellicott Hoppock Joel 1068 Genesee KBIEGER GEORGE,374 Batavia Horst 0250 NinthV. Krupp George, 706 Batavia HOTCHKISS F. A. 226 Maryland Ladd J. S. 307 Main IOBBY GOODS for Gent's Wear, Solid Pearl Sleeve Ruttons, at &• N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 315 Main-Street, Buffalo* FINE LINEN COLLARS, CUFFS AND BOSOMS, 54 BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. LAIBLE CHRISTOP'R,230 Ton­ MILLER CONRAD, 130 Cherry awanda MILLER DANIEL, 205 Goodell Lane John A. 166 Sixth MILLER, GREINER & CO. 30 Lang Adam, 705 Genesee Main LANG MISJBAEL, 280 Batavia Miller Jacob, 586 Ellicott LANGNER JOHN G. 775 Seneca Miller Peter, 90 E. Tupper (See adv. page 819.) MILLRING HEN'Y, 90 E. Eagle Lantz Philip, 586 Niagara Millring W. S. 126 S. Division LAPP & ADRIANOE, 58 Main Mitchell Mark, 1 Maple (See adv. page 327.) Moessinger Geo. 180 E. Genesee LATZ & BIOECKEL, 666 Clinton MOEST MATTHIAS, 170 Goodell Lavin Mary, 638 Elk MONTGOMERY J. H. Water c. Leech J. W. 600 Seneca Dock (See adv page 319.) Lehmann Charles, 325 Niagara Moran John, 85 Elk Leinbeck Joseph, 571 Genesee Moran Timothy, 130 Michigan LEIST JACOB, 760 & 764 Seneca Morrissey Miele, 74 Chicago (See adv. page 328.) MORROW HUGH, 174 W. Chip­ LEONARD C. O. & Bro. 73 Ohio pewa Leswing Peter, 227 Peckham MOTTER JOHN, 239 Allen LETTAU MICHAEL 77 Canal, Muldon Gerald, 123 N. Divison Liebel John, 143 Goodell Murphy T. J. 334 Franklin Love Alexander, 218 Elk Murray Cornelius 61 Folsom Luippold John M. 367 William Muth Jacob, 13 Commercial Luke.Philip? Cherry c. Goodell NEHIBASS JOHN, 566 E. Eagle LUTHEB SIDNEY, 327 Louis'a Nellany Michael, 302 Sixth Lutz John M. 489 Swan. Noeller George, 820 Genesee Lutz & BoeckeV666 Clinton Newman # David Mrs. South cor. Lutz & Endris, 840 Clinton Hamburgh Lynch Mary, 823 Seneca NEWMAN, VOSBURGH & Maar George, 544 Genesee BAKER, foot Lloyd (See adv. Mahoney Dennis, 129 Louisiana page 316.) MAHONEY DENNIS, 435 E. O'Brien Michael* 28 Burwell place Seneca O'Brien T. J. 356 Eagle Martena Philip, 443 Batavia O'Connell Johanna Mrs. 2058 MARVIN Z. H. 357 Swan Niagara Mashuco John A. Eleventh cor. O'Hara John, 124, N. Division Connecticut Ohler Frank S. 645 Batavia Mast Stephen, 606 Elk O'MABA M. 688 Ohio MATTIES FRED'K, 688 Elm O'Sullivan Daniel, 583 Eleventh McCarthy John, 866 E. Seneca Parish William H. 481 E. Seneca McCarthy John Mrs. 87 Louisiana Peer Benjamin, 103 Jackson McDonnell Martin, 386 E. Seneca PENNY DELOSS, 1709 Niagara McDonnell Michael, 608 Carroll Penny Eugene B. 77 Morgan McGuire John, 470 Elk Persch Frederick, 281 Eagle McMahon Thomas, 658 Exchange PEUGEOT EUGENE, 221 Hud­ Meller Rosini, 669 Michigan son Merkle W. F. 462 Elk Pfeifer Catharine Mrs. 1047 Main Metzger Francis, 256 Ohio PFBIL HENRY, 253 Court METZGER JAMES, 96 Perry Pfohl Louis, 236 Sixth Meyer Frederic, 828 Sycamore PHELPS HARVEY, 99 Ellicott MEYERS JOSEPH A. Jefferson Phillips John, 1474 Niagara cor. Carlton Pickefman John C. 274 High MILLER CONRAD, 424 Swan PORTH HENRY, 777 Michigan and 476 S. Division Posemer Jacob, 544 Batavia The JOHN HANCOCK has Hundreds of Policies In Western New York. Ask THRU about it. AT A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST.

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Preston John R. 278 Seneca [ton SCHLOTZEB JOHN, yifth cor. Prowett Thomas 549 N. Washing- Virginia Quinlan Charles, 61 Water SCHMID JOSEPH, 167 Jefferson RAETZ MICHAEL, 139 Canal Schmidt Adam, 783 Genesee Reen William, 237 Seneca Schmidt Henry, 728 Genesee REHM GEO. A. 288 S. Division* SCHMIEDING CHAS. H. 266 Reidpath A. W. 383 E. Seneca Hickorv Reidpath Robert D. 280 Seneca SCHMrfT MATTH'S 477 Emslie Reichle John, 738 Seneca Schmitz Jacob, 538 Oak Reilly Lawrence, 349 Fulton Schmuerer Frederick, 614 Ellicott Reinhardt George A. 2 Morgan Schranck Michael, 74 W. Market REINING JOHN, 3 Water SCHRATT CHAS. 696 Genesee Reis George, 632 Batavia Schreiber Joseph, 423 E. Seneca Reitz J. G. 320 Monroe SCHREIBER MICHAEL, 306 RENOWDEN WM. 286 Fulton Batavia Ressei Nicholas, 808 Genesee Schubert Franz, 49 Spruce *K Genesee SCHUCHART HENRY,170 High RIEXINGER JNO. 235 Amherst Schuerman Joseph, 238 Pine RIEXINGER THOMAS, 823 W. Schuhbeck Joseph, 475 Adams Riley Thomas, 343 Seneca SCHULER CONRAD, 214 Wil­ RIPONT & KELLER, 473 Main liam (See adv. page 327.) Schuler J. J. & G. 374 Sixth Robinson Samuel, 162 E. Eagle Schulte H. 132 Ohio Roche Richard, 526 Perry Schumacher Philip, 89 William Rodenbach Louis, 249 William Schuman Francis, 882 Hickory ROHRBACHER HENRY, 154 SCHUSTER CHRISTIAN, 544 Batavia Washington ROOTS & TYRER, 294 E. Seneca SCHUTRIJM PBTER,700 Batavia ROSEN BAUM JACOB, 46 Caro­ Sehutrum John, 454 William lina Schwable Sebastian, 353 Batavia Roth Michael, 214 Sycamore Schwanekamp John, 525 Clinton Ruble J. W. & Co. 394 Michigan SCHWARTZ D. 20 Le Couteulx Ruble R. 134 E. Eagle SCOTT GEO. W. 17 Seneca (See RUDOLF JACOB, 597 Main adv page 316.) Ruhlmann Geo. M. 572 S. Division SEIB JACOB, jr. 356 Eagle RUPP G. M. 249 Clinton Selke Charles, 60 Howard Rupp John, Amherst c. Delaware Selle Wm. Carlton c. Rose Russ Francis, Scott cor. Van Rens- Selleck William E. 1844 Niagara , selaer SHERMAN DAVII> 0. & CO. Ryan Hannah, 76 Perry 207 Main (See adv page 406.) RYAN JAMES, 227 Louisiana SICHERMAN M. 417 William Salles Michael, 474 Ellicott Sitz Jacob, 862 Batavia SANDERS F. A. 395 Perry SKINNER C. J. 496 Ohio SANDERS & WAGNER, 805 Elk Sloan Hugh, 65 Exchange Samuels John, 457 Perry Sloan James, 65 Washington Schaefer Henry, 678 Elm Sloan William, 28 Exchange Schaeffer C. 228 William [place Smidt George, 712 Clinton SCHAFF JOHN, 45 Delaware SMITH & LAPHAM, 96 Seneca Schaff Joseph, 41 Delaware place (See adv. page 313;) Schaller John, 29 South Smith P. A. 894 Perry Fherst Scherer Geo. 816 Rogers SOMMER MATTHIAS, 126 Am- Schicker Loui-», 814 Batavia Sonhalter J. 225 Virginia Schlegel Albert, 828 Genesee South wick Henry, 263 Michigan Schlink Leonard, 785 Main Sparfield August, 139 High EVERYTHING Resirable for Gentlemen's Wear, Scarfs, Rows, Ties, etc., at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 315 Main St* . BUCK AND COLORED SATINS AND BLACK CRAPES, CUT BIAS, 56 BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Spedi Conrad, 1838 Seneca Wensing William^ 199 William Speidel Linus, 192 William WENTWORTH M. J. & CO. Spies Barbara, 487 Genesee Erie Canal cor. Genesee STAMP JOHN, South Buffalo WERKLEY PETER, 419 Elm Stephen Francis J. 586 Washington Weyland F. J. 153 Batavia STERN JOHN, 568 Swan Wheelan M. 351 N. Division Stern Philip, 362 William WHELEN ROBERT, 350 Fifth Sticht John, 1917 Niagara Wickser John J. 321 Pennsylvania Stinson Charles, 273 Maryland Wilder John, 239 Cedar Stockbridge J. M. & Co. 938 Main Wilhelm Louis, 794 Michigan Stoddard Samuel S. 255 Michigan Williams & Tucker, 544 Main STRASSER GEO. H. 13 State WILLIS M. H. Thirteenth c. STREICH J. G. 477 S. Division North Suss John; 831 Michigan WINKLER FRANCIS X. 756 Sutton J. C. 219 S. Division Seneca Tallon James, 62 South Wirth Matthias, 511 Emslie* Thaler Peter, 622 Jefferson Wolf Jacob, 407 Batavia Thayer C. A. & Co. 347 Delaware Wolf John, 657 Clinton THIELN JOHN, 777 Clinton WOLF JOHN, 269 Virginia, Thompson O. C. 1228 Niagara WOLFF CHRISTOPH, 347 Gen- Tigue Thomas, 1189 Niagara Tischner Geo. 172 Terrace WOLF MICHAEL, 243 Court Tracey James, 1257 Niagara Woodruff James E. 18 S. Division Trauth Charles, 297 Genesee Wright & Williamson, 290 Swan TBOBRIDGE E. B. 169 Allen Yaster Louis, 152 Cherry Trost Charles A. 863 Seneca YAUCHZY FREDERICK, 598 Tunison T. C. 348 Elk Michigan Valentine Michael, 163 Court Yax Jacob, 421 Oak VanBuren & Avery, 107 Cottage Zahm John, 308 Virginia Vetter Conrad, 409 N. Division Zeiler & Einsfield, 242 Genesee Voelker John J. 302 Batavia Zesch Frederick, 110 E. Genesee VOLTZ BROTHERS, 935 Main ZIMMERMAN MICHAEL, 45 Wade William, 446 Sixth E. Chippewa WAGEMAN ADAM, 548 Seneca ZITTEL LOUIS, 50 Hamburgh WAGEMAN CHARLES; Ham­ Zurisseller Anton, 343 Court burgh cor. Fulton Wagner. John, 821 Clinton WHOLESALE. WAGNER & JUNG, 545 Clinton BARNES WM. N. 13 E. Seneca Waldow Charles A. 546 Clinton (See adv. page 328) Wallemoein Adam 672 Clinton Decker Philip & Co. 468 Main Walsh Thomas, 214 Elk FITCH F. S. 178 Seneca (See adv. WALTERS PAUL T. 411 S. Di­ page 815) vision French & Doyle, 66 Main Ward J. W. 256 Allen Hastings & Person, 69 Seneca Warner John, 25 Chippewa HOLMAN E. D. 179 Main Waters Asa, 63 Forest avenue Hubbell & Potter, 15 E. Seneca Weber Nicholas, 480 Adams JOHNSTON A. M. 72 Main (See WEBSTER A. S. 138 Seneca adv. page 328) WEBSTER & CO. 9 E. Seneca LAPP & ADRIANCE, 58 Main Weiman Lorenz, 302 Walnut (See adv. page 827) Weimert Frederick, Seneca road Laverack W. & Co. 230 Wash­ WELKER JOHN, 596 Genesee ington WELSH PATRICK, 185 Chicago Lock, Austin & Ross, 62 Main Welti Michael, 945 Seneca Miller, Greiner & Co. 34 Main

ALL POLICIES ARE NON-FORFEITARLE IN THE JOHN HANCOCK, AFTER ONE PAYMENT. AT DODD, BEST & CO'S, BUFFALO, N. Y.

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RIPONT & KELLER, 478 Main MAGOT A. 319 Main (See adv. (See adv. page 327) page 405) SCOTT GEO. W. 17 E. Seneca Miller John F. 48 Commercial (See adv. page 316) MONTAGUE A. Washington cor. SHERMAN DAVID 0.207 Main Exchange (See adv. page 405) Moxley Henry, 85 William SMITH & LAPHAM, 96 Seneca Peters Jacob, 328 Main (See adv. page 313) Pollock Wilson, 749 Seneca ^ WEBSTER & CO. 9 E. Seneca Randle John, 684 Michigan GUNSMITHS. Schaefer Philip, 40 Terrace Scheel John, 868 Main Dick Frederick; 148 E. Genesee Schouter Richard, 604 Main Robson James O. & Co. IB6 Main Simpson John, 275 Michigan SMITH PATRICK, 189 Main Smith Alvin, 393 Seneca Smith Eugene, 245 Main HAIR DRESSERS. Spang Frank, 13 Water Albech Philip, 285 Exchange Stygall J. S. 7 Terrace BARLEON CHAS. 682 Michigan Summer Philip, 168 Canal [House BARNES FRED. 340 E. Seneca Sutor Augustus J. under Tifft Barthel Christopher, 167 Canal SUTOR WM A. F. 296 Main Baum Conrad, 169 E. Seneca Talbot , 81 Clinton Baum Herman, 45} Exchange Tryer Nicholas, 24 Commercial BICHY WM. 10 Ohio Turpin David, N. Y. C. Depot Birtwistle Henry H. 62} Seneca Viei Jacob, 191 Washington BOMMEL A. Mrs. 84 Clinton WEBEB MAX, 367 Main (See (See adv page 842) adv. page 342) Brost Joseph, 985 Niagara Weis Francis, 175 Exchange Brendel Adam, 49 E. Market Westermann Geo. 485 Main . Butler John, Swan c. Main WILLIAMS W. W. 261 Mich­ Cacher Charles T. 865 Ellicott igan Cook Edward, 11 Exchange Windisch John & Co. 287 Genesee JSMILIO FRANK, 215 Main ZEIMIR LOUIS, 137E.Genesee ESCHBORN JOHN, 63 Hamilton Feesz William, 187 Niagara HAIR WORK. FROMMHOLZ PETER, 10 E. BOMMEL A. MRS. 84 Clinton . Seneca (See adv, page 342) FUHRMANN PHILIP J. 78 E. Densham Thomas, 98 Niagara Genesee Gebhardt Chas. 122 Erie GEBHARDT CHAS. 122 Erie MAJOT A. 319 Main (See adv GRABENSTATTER FRANK, page 406) 47 E. Seneca Seibold Francisca, 206 E. Genesee Graham William C. 104 Niagara HAAS CHAS. 83 Exchange HARDWARE Haas Julius, 76 W. Market (See also Stove Dealers.) Hauenstein , 88 Perry CASE W. A. Washington c. Ohio Hirsekorn Henry, 122 Sycamore CLARK & CO. (builders), Niag­ Hoehl Valentine, 1880 Niagara ara c. Virginia (See front colored Holder John, 9 Main page) Jester J. M. 884 Batavia Crucker Frederick, 45 Genesee Jetof W. 75 Canal DUDLEY & ROCKWELL, 838 Jueneman Charles, 14 Court Main (See adv. page 892V La Duke J. 290 E. Seneca FELTHOUSEN & RUSSELL, Lewis E. J. 555 Seneca 139 and 141 Main (See adv. page LUETTI ROBT. 6 Terrace 877) ~ THE Celebrated EUREKA SHIRTS, Paris Yoke and Perfect I Fitting, Manufactured only by S. N. Lawrence Sc Son. SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER ARE WARRANTED TO FIT, 58 BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY-

FOWLER & SONS, 98 Seneca Peters C. A. 28 E. Genesee (See adv. page 366) ROCH NICHOLAS, 115 Canal Hauck & Garona, 505 Main ROTH ADAM, 726 Batavia HORTONS & KIP, 72 and 74 Schmuck Joseph, 1838 Niagara Pearl (See adv. page 891) Schuster Louis, 404 Elk HUSTED JOHN H. 145 Main STOCK JOHN B. 773 E. Seneca (See adv. page 391) URBAN GEO. 311 Genesee JEWETT JOHN C: & SON, 319 Vallee Gyzebert, 238 Seneca •. Main ($ee adv. page 833) Van Sice Jas. H., Lock Kiefer & Hausle, 515 Main Weber & Cummings, 357 Main KRESS & WARREN, 499 Main Krueger John F. W. 45 E.Gen­ HATS, CAPS, &c. esee Lang Michael, 280 Batavia Miller & Young (saddlers1), 262 Ambs G. 512 Main j Maryland Bassett & King, 205 Main PRATT & CO. 50 Terrace (See Bergtold & Bro. 291 Main adv. page 364) BRAUN PETKR, 215 Batavia PRATT & LETCHWORTH, 52 BURG RUDOLPH, 100 E. Sene­ Terrace (See adv. page 365) ca (See adv. page 338) Shaw, Ferris & Co. 446 Main Datt August, 113 E. Genesee SHEPARD JOHN D. (manufac­ Emig John, 513 Main [gan turer), 128 Chicago (See adv. in­ Fischer Adolph & Son, 586 Michi- side back cover) GiiORGER C. & F. 508 Main Shephard Sidney & Co. 68 Main (See adv. page 341) Taylor D. (carriage)', 12 Swan Hassinger Jacob, 162 William UTLEY H. (cabinet and piano Hauser Wm. 446 E. Seneca maker1 s stock), 82 Pearl (See adv. Kassler John, 284 Batavia v front colored page) Mackenzie Cornelius, 187 Main Walbridge Charles E 271 Main Morgenstern Jacob, 623 Main WEED DEWITT C. & CO. 284 Ransom Amasa R 323 Washington Main (See front colored page) Robertson Geo. W. 380 Main Wex Peter & Son, 226 E. Genesee Sirret Lucien A. 213 Main Smith & Bro. 327 Main HARNESS MAKERS. STILLMAN, SIRRET & CO. 228 Washington (See adv. page 339) (See also Trunks.) Tweedy Smith & Co. 217 Main ACH JOHN, 776 E. Seneca Waldrab Andrew & Co. 11 E. Gen­ Becker Michaal, 1866 Niagara esee Bertel Frank, 382 Batavia* Weber Peter, 87 E. Genesee Ehlers Herman, 178 Perry Wiemann Andrew, 7 Genesee Ende John, 635 Clinton Wippert Wm. 321 Main Georger Louis, 165 Goodell Gerstner Matthias, 190 E. Seneca WHOLESALE. HUTTON GEO. 1219 Niagara Comstock M. L. & Co. 70 Ex­ Jansen Henry, 66 Lloyd change KOEHLER JNO. 273 E. Genesee GEORGER C. & F. 608 Main Kolb G. M. & Son, 143 Main (See ado. page 341) LANE JOHN, 66 Evans STILLMAN, SIRRET & CO. 228 Lawson Nicholas, 97 E. Genesee Washington (See adv. page 389) Loegler & Becker, 460 Main LYT^E J. S. & SON, 20 Ex­ HAY. change [Genesee BAKER GEO. M. 52 Genesee OBERTRIEFTER WM. 783 E. (See adv. page 367) Owahn Robert, 266 Abbott Barnes Robert, 169 Miami NO COMPANY STANRS BETTER IN THE MASSACHUSETTS STATE REPORT than tne JOHN HANCOCK. AT A. H. STAfFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST., BUFFALO, N. Y. BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 59

GARDNER & DILFER, 558 EXSTEIN HIRAM (jobber) 194 Washington Washington (See adv. page 339) PRATT & FRENCH, Michigan cor. Fulton (See adv. page 334) HOTELS. Robinson Morgan L. & Son, 297 ASHMAN A. C. 290 E. Seneca Michigan Aspten James, Elk c. Fitzgerald BLOOMER'S HOTEL, 10 W. HAY PRESSES. Eagle, Mrs. T. T. Bloomer BUFFALO SCALE WORKS BONNY'S HOTEL, Waahiiieton CO. 68 Main (See adv. page 366) cor. Carroll, Goodman & Gillette HAY SCALES. BROWN'S HOTEL, Seneca cor. Michigan, C. B. Barker East Genesee cor. Washington CITY HOTEL, Exchange cor. HJDES, &c. Michigan, J. Mergenhagen & Bro COLD SPRING HOUSE, 1527 (See Leather) Main, I. E. Clark HOOP SKIRTS AND COR­ Continental Hotel, Exchange cor. SETS. Michigan, M. T. Meech & Sons Alpern N. 325 Main Courter House, Erie cor. Terrace, Altman A. Mrs. 471 Main H. Courter Armstrong G. Mrs. 220 Hudson East Buffalo House, 965 William, Barman J. & Co. 68 E. Seneca Perkins & Gaines Binnard J. Mrs. 525 Main European Hotel, 24 Exchange, H. Binnard & Co 58 E. Seneca Thomas Brown & Weber, 360 Main FARMER'S HOTEL, 258 Seneca, Cohen Abram F. 477 Main Alfred Grace Freedman Louis, 208 Washington FRANKLIN HOUSE, Seneca Freidman R. 240 Batavia cor. EUicott, M. Witbeck 2d Harris & Bro. 168 Seneca GENESEE HOUSE, Main cor. Hyman Ellis, 180 Seneca Genesee, H. & J. Latz Reitz Anna, 161 E. Genesee HORTER HOUSE, 1518 Main Wm. Lockwood HOPS. Lorts Casper, Seneca road Bain & Shaler, 561 Main Mansion House, Main cor. Ex­ FERGUSON & BROWN, 57 change, Andrews & Whitney Main (See adv. page 828) Merchant's Hotel, Exchange opp. Central R. R. depot HORSE COLLARS. Metcalf House, 1035 William, Geo. Fraser John & Co. 68 Terrace H. Metcalf METROPOLITAN HOTEL, 176 HORSE POWERS. Erie, E. Hermann NATIONAL HOTEL, 184 Ex­ SHAW & WELLS, Chicago cor. change . R. W Barr Hamburgh canal (See adv. page NEW ENGLAND HOTEL, 262 382) Michigan, Robert Sully HOSE, NIAGARA HOUSE, Amherst c NEWMAN W. H. H. 76 Main Niagara, Albert Parmalee (See front colored page) NORTH BUFFALO HOTEL, Taylor Wm (leather), 250 Wash­ Niagara c. Hamilton, Chas. W. ington Seitz RAILROAD HOUSE, 7 Ferry, HOSIERY. S. W. Lyons BROWN R. & SON, 520 Main REVERE HOUSE, 154 Erie, M. (See adv. opp. pages 184, 185) H. Sheehan White Shirts! Fancy Shirts t Neglige Shirts! made to order by 8. N. Lawrence Sc Son, 315 Main St., Rufialo. VERY CHOICE LACES AND HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES, 60 BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Saunders' Exchange, Seneca c. INSPECTORS. Chicago BOILER. South Buffalo Hotel, S. Buffalo, James Short KNELL LOUIS, 336 Batavia (See Southern Hotel, Mich. c. Seneca, adv. page 896) A. W. Cook CANAL. SPENCER HOUSED S. Division Beckwith J. L. 56 Main H. C. Roberts Bankin Mark, 56 Main Spring Abbey House, 1504 Main, Adam Clark [Dole FLOUR. Thirteenth Ward House, Seneca n. Brainard J. G. 61 Pearl TIFFT HOUSE, 465 Main, L. L. Niederhofer John, 34 Prime Hodges LiQtroR. Tucker's Hotel, Michigan c. Ex­ Cash Asa W. 30§ Senjh change, J. K. Tucker [Bean Tremont House, 19 Seneca, Thorp & Merritt James M. 302 N. Division UNION HOTEL, 1794 Niagara, T. Cotter CRAIG A. F. (U. S.) 90 River United States Hotel, Terrace c. Hawkins John W. 116 River Pearl, Bonney & Avery WAVERLY HOUSE, 164 Erie, -S. S. Westfall [Lock Averill Jas. M. -53tna building Western Railroad Hotel, Erie c. Crosby Thomas, Williams' block WOELFLE GOTTLIEB J. 269 Weber Lawrence, Prime c. Lloyd Amherst PROVISIONS. Jones, Miles' Sons, Prime c. Dayton HOUSE FURNISHING Roop Henry, 10 Prime GOODS. Sears & Daw, 11 and 13 Dayton DUDLEY & ROCKWELL, 383 Main (See adv. page 392) INSURANCE AGENTS. JEWETT JOHN C. & SON, 319 Adams Wm. H. (life), 390 Main Main (See adv. page 333) Baer Conrad, 43 K. Genesee HOUSE MOVERS. Baker DeWitt C. 48 Main (See Building Movers.) Ball R. J. (life), 304 Main Barker A. 224 Main ICE. BEAM L. M. (John Hancock Mut. Life Ins Co.) 447 Main cor. La­ Briggs & Moore, 22 E. Seneca fayette (Seefoot lines on all left BUFFALO GEBMAN ICE CO. hand pages) 45 Chicago Benedict D. V. (marine), 4 Main Nooren William, 718 Clinton BESSEB ERNEST & Bro. 489 Queen City Ice Co. Clark & Sons, Main (See adv. page 351) E. Seneca c. Main BLUMEtfBERG W. 286 Batavia Taber William D. 20 Seneca Cady F. & A. 5 Commercial block INK AND BLACKING Carl Frederic (fire), 304 Main CHAMBERS HIRAM,263 Wash. MANUFS. Craig & Anthony, 81 E; Seneca BUKRELL H. L. & CO. 129 Dickson & Adams (life), Main c. Washington Eagle KING S. B. & CO. 82 Hanover Dobbins D. P. &, Son, 75 Prime YOUNG, LOCK WOOD & JOHN­ Dorr Eben P. Prime c. Lloyd SON, 209 Main (See adv. opp. Fargo & Matthews, 5$ Main page 128) Ferguson Robert (life), 244 Main THE XOHN HANCOCK IS PURELY MUTUAL, all the Profits being DIVIDER Among the Insured. AT DODD, BEST & CO.'S, 410, 412, 414 MAIN ST, BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 61

FISH & ARMSTRONG, 56 Main INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. (See adv. page 308) [Prime Gittere Geo. 447 Main Fortier L. B. Newman's block, ROWLES D. H. 177 Washington GITTERE JACOB A. 447 Main Smith Sidney, 8 E. Swan (See adv. page 307) .Williams S. F. 223 Washington GRANGER WARREN, 308 Main See adv. page 804) IRON WORKS & FOUN­ GRAVES JOHN C. 48 Main (See DRIES. adv. pages 303, 307, 308, 363) (See also Machinists.) GREENMAN J. BROWN, 48 Bangasser & Co. 45 Henry Main Bell David, Norton c. Evans GREENWOOD C. 0.(life), 8 Main Bingham R. M. & Son, Jackson HOWARD & CHAPPEfLL, 348 Main (See adv. page 309) I cor. Church HUME & SANFORD, 16 W. Buffalo Iron Works, Niagara n. Swan (See adv. page 308) Scajaquada creek c Kittinger J. (life), 284Main [sion Buffalo Union Works, Hamburgh KLAGES F. W. (life), 8 Sa Divi- c. South Krettner Jacob, $78 Washington CLARK & CO. (small castings), MARTIN ALEXANDER (fire), Niagara c. Virginia (See front 495 Main (See adv. page 305) '. colored page) McKEEVER BROS, (life), 14 W. CHILDS & SAXTON, Ohio n. Seneca (See adv. front col. page) toll bridge ( See adv. page 382) Moody L. W. 5 Brown's building Drullard & Hayes, 344 Exchange MOONEY J AS. 20 Arcade block DUNBAR & HOWELL, Eagle (See adv. page 401) Iron Works, Mississippi c. Per­ Morgan Louis S. Ohio c. Main ry (See adv. page 871) Ottenot Nicholas, 683 Main EAGLE BRASS FOUNDRY, F. PARSONS W. C. & J. H. (life) Colligon, Perry cor. Washing­ Hollister block ton (See adv. page 370) Pierce E. P. old post office build- EASTERN FOUNDRY, Knapp ' mg & Feidt, 433 Batavia (See adv. Reed Jas. W. 378 Main page 377) RITT M. LEO, 447 Main (See FARRAR& TREFTS, 64 Perry adv. page 307) See adv. page 382) [pewa Rodenbach C. 168 Batavia Ginther J. Washington c. Chip- Rounds & Hall, 3 Main Ting HOWARD R. L. Chicago cor. Smith William C. 4 Brown's build- Hamb. canal (See adv. page 379) STELLWAGEN JOHN, 475 Jones, George & Son, Terrace Main cor. Henry STRONG & SQUIER (fire and PRATT & CO. 50 Terrace (See life), 6 Arcade building adv. page 364) Webster Geo. C. (life) 117 Main PRATT & LETCH WORTH (maU Walker & Eustaphieve, 35 Central leable), 60 Terrace (See adv. page wharf 865V THORNE GEO. L. (life) 848 Main Scoville J. & N. C. Louisiana n. (See adv. page 405) L. S. R. R. freight depot Wiedrich Michael, 304 Main SHEPARD IRON WORKS, Ohio Wilgus Nathaniel, 803 Main n. Chicago (Seepage 369) WITMER TOBIAS & SON, 14 SHEPARD JOHN D. (small cast- Court (See adv. page 306) tings) 128 Chicago (See adv. Woodworth C. H. (fire) 4 Main page inside back cover) WORTHIN(JTON & SILL, 16 TlFFT GEO. W. SONS & CO. Main Washington c. Ohio FANCY SHIRTS with Collars and Cuffs to match, made to order, at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 316 Main Street. KID GLOVES IN ALL SHADES, EVERY PAIR WARRANTED, 62 BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Weston E. Water c. Le Couteulx JUNK. Donovan Michael, 350 Ohio IRON AND METALS. Mahoney John, Commercial wharf HORTONS & KIP, 72 Pearl c. Illinois (See adv. page 391) MdCarthy Cornelius, Mississippi NEWMAN W. H. H. 78 Main c. Dock (See adv. front col. page) Osmon Emanuel W. Commercial PRATT & CO. 50 Terrace (See JUSTICES OF PEACE. . adv. page 364} WEEDDBWITT C. & CO. Main (See Contents.) cor. Swan (See adv. front col. LAMPS AND LANTERNS. page) Bonnell & Gridley, 28 Lloyd IRON RAILING. LAND AGENTS. (See also Fence Manufacturers.) (See Real Estate Agent.) RIESTER WILLIAM, 225 E. Seneca (See adv. page 379) LAST MANUFACTURERS, WELCH & STARBIRD, 80 W. Kingston Andrew C. Terrace c. Seneca (See adv page 407) Erie LAUNDRIES. IRON ROLLING. Queen City Laundry, 84 Pearl PRA TT & CO. (See adv. page SA¥ Kn. CHARLES H. 211 Court 364) V FU SUMNER A. D. 13 W. Eagle Union Iron Works,Farmer's Point (See adv. page 34o) Turteliott O. B. 133 Main IRON WAGONS. LAWYERS. HOLMES E. & B. (farm and dumping) Michigan c. Hamburg Allen James A 7 Hollister build­ canal (See adv. page 385) ing Alien William R. 387 Washington IVORY TURNERS. AUSTIN & AUSTIN, 8 E. Eagle (See Turners.) Austin Stephen G. 308 Main Babcock & Moore, 28 Erie JEWELERS. Bacon E. R. 234 Main [ing (M ANUT ACTURING. ) baker Albert L. 6 Brown's build- BARTHOLOMEW ABRAM, 183 BAADEB JOSEPH, 160 Genesee Main (See adv. page 363) Barton Hiram, 6 Hollister building CASTLE DAN. B. 161 Main (See Bass & Gorham, 272 Main adv. page 362) Beck with Charles, 346 Main Dilger Kawer, z87 Genesee BEECiiEK JAMES 0.407 Wash­ HAMMOND FRANK, A4 E. ington Seneca BENEDICT WILLIS J. old post JUENGLING HENRY F. 827 office building Washington Blanchard A. A. new Court House KING B. H. 305 Main (See adv. Bowen & Rogers, 28 Erie page 863) BOX HENRY W. 283 Main MACHE ADOLF, 250 Main (See Brunck S. U. old post office adv. page 863) Brush S & H. 248 Main Nestman Julius, 242 Main Bryant William C. UN. Division Oelrich Frederick, 455 Main Burke George, 208 Main STEVENS BROS 459 Main (See Burrows Roswell L. 6 Brown's adv. page 362) building Weber Richard, 186 E. Seneca THE JOHN HANCOCK'S RATES OF PREMIUMS ARE AS Low as any Company can offer and do a safe business. AT A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST. BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 63

Burt George, 208 Main Haight Albert, 6 Hollister building Clark Delevan F. 2 Arcade buildi'g HALBERT NORTON A. 13 Cleveland Grover, old post office Spaulding's Exchange building Hibbard George B. over First Clinton George W. judge Superior National Bank [race Court HINSON CHARLES W. 9 Ter- CLINTON SPENCER, 424 Main Holmes J. M. & T. C. 190 Main Coe S. C. 315 Main Hopkins Nelson K. 18 Spaulding's I Colegrove B. H. 186 Main Exchange Cook Josiah, 200 Main Houghton, George W. 248 Main CORLETT & TABOB, 248 Main HOWARD A. A. 348 Main CORN WELL & MILLER, 14 Huetter Carl, 424 Main W. Swan Humphrey & Lockwood, old post COTHJtAN GEORGE W. 390 office building Main Humphreys George, 4 Arcade Cottle 0 O. 420 Main Hyatt Jay, Main c. Swan CrandallDe Forest, 178 Main Jones William L. 803 Main CUTLER W. H. Swan c. Main LANING, CLEVELAND & • Cutting Harmon S. 16 W. Seneca FOLSOM, 24 W. Seneca CUTTING THOMAS S. 194 Main LEPLEAR L. 180 Main Daniels Charles, 311 Main Lee George F. 424 Main Davis Thaddeus C» 14 Spaulding's LEWIS &;GUKNEY, 14 Court Exchange Lockwood Stephen 8 Hollister Day David F. 259 Washington block DAY HIRAM C. 208 Main MACOMBER & HAWKINS, Dewit O. C. 182 Main 833 Main Dorris J. N. 283 Main MARSHALL O. H. 424 Main DORSHEIMER WILLIAM, 24 Marshall & Clinton, 424 Main "W. Seneca Marvin George L. & Son, 200 DOUGLASS JOHN, 284 Main Main Douw, P. J. 188 Main Matteson Price A. 243 Main Ewell Joseph E. 24 W. Seneca McCnmber Orlando, 273 Wash. Fairchild Joseph L. 424 Main McNEAL NORMAN B. 311 Falb Peter J. 311 Main * Main Feeser & Donihee, 242 Main' Miller William F. 24 W. Seneca Fillmore Millard, 14 Court Morey Norris, 284 Main FITCH WILLIAM C. 242 Main. Murray James A. 24 W. Seneca FITZGERALD H. D. 278 Wash­ NASH DANIEL D. old Court ington House Folsom Oscar, over M. & T. Bank NICHOLS & BOBBINS, 2 Hol­ Ford, Elijah & Son, 262 Main lister building GALLAGHER JAMES M> 283 NORRIS JOHN, 244Main Main OHLMER HERMAN, 182 Main GANSON JOHN, 234 Main PARK CHARLES H. 14 Spauld­ GARDNER JOHN T. 194 Main ing's Exchange GERMAIN CHARLES B. 14 W. PARKER & CHAMBERLIN, 17 Swan W. Eagle GIBBS JAMES S. 208 Main PATTISON EDWIN C. 242 Gorham George, 272 Main Main Gould S. O. 248 Main Perkins Frank R. 4 Harvey block Greene & Bryant, 11 N. Division PERKINS LYMAN P. 4 Hollis­ Guthrie Charles B. Eagle cor. Main ter building Haddock Lorenzo K. 12 Spauld­ Porter Stephen B. 311 Main ing's Exchange Potter George S. 14 W. Swan Shirts! Shirts! Shirts on hand and made to order, warranted to fit, s. N. Lawrence Sc Son. 315 Main St., Ruffalo. VULCANITE RUBBER AND JET JEWElflY, 64 BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Ransom Frank H. 284 Main CHRETIEN JOHN, 5 Genesee Rogers Henry W. 28 Erie Curtiss & Williams (sole), 57 Bowley W. W\ 5 Spaulding's Ex­ Exchange change Delitsch, Sigel & Co. 161 Wash. Saunders Philip D. K. 311 Main DUERK MARTIN, 252 Batavia Saunders Riley, 311 Main FRALICK & SHERMAN, 18 SCROGGS G. A. Swan c. Main Exchange Seymour Horatio, 307 Washington JEWETT & KEATING Sheldon James, 16 W. Seneca 153 Washington Shepard C. E. 243 Main LAUB & SCHWARTZ, 311 Oak Shumway Horatio, Main c. Court (See adv. page 389) Sicard George J. 24 W. Seneca LAUB & ZELLER, 500 Main Sizer Thomas J. 8E. JSagle Martin & Co. 129 Main Skinner J. B. over old post office Nash Samuel W. 16 Exchange SMITH JAMES M. 234 Main Rose A.-& Co. 137 Washington' Smith Lyman B. old post office Rumsey A. & Co. 58 and 60 Exch- building Schoellkopf Jacob F. 82 Main SPRAGUE E. C. 284 Main Seyd & Co. 62 and 64 Exchange Stevens A. G. 180 Main Steffan Michael, 811 Main STEVENS ROBERT H. 311 Stevens John F. 72 Exchange Main Strauss John J. & Co. (sheep STRONG JAMES C. 6 Arcade skins), 742 Exchange Strong John C. 19 Arcade Welch Samuel M. 139 Wash. Swartz H. A. 194 Main WINANT & MASON (hides and SWIFFT ZENAS Ma 390 Main wool), 15*9 Washington Talcott & Clark, 2 Arcade Wing Charles J. 14 Exchange TANNER ALONZO, 418 Main Thayer Edwin, 16 E. Seneca LIMB NANUFACTURERS. Thomas Charles J. 302 Main FOGELSONGER WENDELL, Vedder Edmund B. 243 Main &SON, Batavia c. Elm (See Wadsworth & White, 6 Brown's adv. page 396) building GROVE & UEBELHOER, 14 Walker Joel L. 366 Main Batavia (See adv. page 395) Ward well George S. 270 Main INTERNATIONAL LIME CO. Whitney M. A. 4 Harvey block • 254 Erie (See adv. page 334) Williams Benjamin H. 224 Main Wilson Robert P. 234 Main LIQUID WASHING CRYS­ WIN SHIP JAMES, 190 Main TAL MANUFS. LEAD MANUFACTURERS. ASMUS JOHN, 275 E. Genesee CORNELL LEAD CO. Delaware See adv. page 388)J c. Virginia (See adv. p. opp. 231) LIQUORS, WINES, ETC. LEATHER BELTING. WHOLESALE. (See Belting.) (See also Saloons; also Distillers.) LEATHER AND HIDES. ABEL CHARLES L. 16 Ohio (See also Tanners and Curriers; also BBSANCON F. J. 2 Sycamore Boot and Shoe Findings; also sheep­ (See adv. page 327) skins.) BAETZHOLD AUGUST, 346 Bull Jabez B. (hides), 114 Exch. Ellicott (See adv.page 326) Bush & Howard, 105 Main Blanchard J. H. 588 Main Bush John & Co. 49 E. Seneca Boas Samuel, 298 Main CASE FRANK M. 65 Carroll Brown William, 466 Main (See adv. page 388) CASTLES GEOBGE, 190 Main PREMIUMS MAY RE PAIR ANNUALLY, semi-annually, or quarterly, as the Insurer desires, in the JOHN HANCOCK* AT DODD, BEST k CO.'S, AMERICAN BLOCK, BUFFALO. BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 65

Cochrane E. C. 354 Main LIVE STOCK. Courter Hamilton, 323 Main Allen Lewis F. 1294 Niagara Dingens Brothers, 77 Main Coon B. C. 246 Michigan Eagan Bros. 81 E. Seneca. Crocker L. &. Co. East Buffalo Ervin S. E. 100 Exchange Donohue & Kirkwood, 779 William Farthing J. J. -359 Main METCALF & CUSHING, 308 Ferro John R. 7 Quay Michigan Fornoff L. 357 Ellicott PRATT & FRENCH, Michigan FUCHS BROS. 510 Main c. Fulton (See adv. page 334) Gibbons Charles, 95 Exchange Woods, Swope & Kerr, East Buf­ GILLIG L. & SON, 273 Wash­ falo ington (See adv. page 314) Grimard G. & Son (rectifiers), 71 LIVERY STABLES. Main HANOUR PETER J. 115 and 119 {See Stables.) Commercial (See adv. page 320) LOCKSMITHS. Harvey F. B. & Co. 48 Lloyd Augstell Geo. 161 E. Genesee HERON & BARNHAfcDT, 14 Bangasser & Bro. 55 Seneca Main and 7 Central whf. (See Brinkworth Francis, 202 Elk adv. page 322) FLACH B. & BRO. 14 W. Mo­ Hodges E. L. 463 Main [Main hawk HOLLERIETH MATTHIAS,527 Oeser Charles, 327 Batavia HOWARD G. V. 60 E. Seneca O'REILLY SYLVESTEK J. 21 (See adv. page 326) Court (See adv. page 370) Kamper Charles, 129 Michigan VALENTINE & BRO. 17 Court KERR A. T. 69 Main (See adv. (See adv. page 370) page 320) KURZ J. A. & BRO. 566 Batavia LOOKING GLASSES. (See adv. page 314) BURT J. B. 263 Washington (See Lewis & Jefferson, 249 Main adv page 393) LOVERIDGE E. DEXTER, 66 DODGE & BENSON, 216 and Terrace 464 Main (See adv. page 360) Macnamara & Wolford, 399 Main HOWAED & BUNTING, 15 Mills W. I. & Co. 365 Main* Swan (See adv. page 359) Murray Brothers, 19 Terrace Howell J as. B. 13 S. Division Nagel Charles F. 18 Pearl OLVER W. B. 5 Genesee (See PERSON CHARLES, 890 Elm adv. page 359) (See adv. page 326) SCHMIDT ANTH'Y, 685 Main RICHARDSON PARKER, 466 (See adv. page 344) E. Seneca WHITE I. D. 357 Main (See ado. RIPONT & KELLEB, 473 Main next back colored page) (See adv. page 327) ROSENAU D. & CO. 89 Main LUMBER. (See adv. page 314) Booth John, 300 Ohio STORY WILLIAM E. 20 E. Briggs G. D. 254 Exchange Swan (See adv. page 814) BROWN J. W. & CO. Seventh c. SWIFT & HUSTED, 2Q4 and 206 Court (See adv page 376) Seneca (See adv. page 322) Bugbee Oliver, 60 Main Tiphaine V. L. 245 Main CARTWRIGHT B. E. & CO. Louisana c. Miami (See adv. LITHOGRAPHERS. page 390) Clay, Cosack & Co. 251 Wash. Churchyard Joseph, 65 Adams Sage, Sons & Co. L. P. & M. Co. Clark & Hazard, 72 River 24 W Swan COLIE S. D. & CO. 125 Erie REGATTA SHIRTS, FANCY CAPS, Driving Gloves, Jockey Buttons. Nobby Goods for Nobby Trade, at 315 Main St. 5 UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY AND GLOVES, BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

COLIE & CO Erie c. Terrace MACHINISTS. (See adv. page 386) (See also Iron Works.) Cornell <& Mason, 314 Ohio Bourgeois Chas. 19 Sycamore Cummings & Haines, Elk n. Ohio BROWN & McCUTCHEON, 20 basin Elk (See adv page 370) DART & BRO. Ohio Basin cor. COLLIGON F. Perry c. Wash­ Mackinaw (See adv. page 384) ington (See adv page 370) Dreher Charles, 277 Elm DOEBERT F. 355 E. Genesee (See Duthie James, 113 Ninth .$&*£• adv. page 407) EVANS WM. A. & CO. Mechanic DUNBAR & HOWELL, Perry (See adv. page 380) c. Mississippi ((See adv. page 371) FARNHAM H. N. Jr. Reed Ele­ FARRAR, & TREFTS, 54 and vator block (See adv page 378) 66 Perry (See adv. page 382) FISCHER F. C. & CO. 285 Gen- FRANK & CO. 208 Terrace (See adv. page 375) FISHER JOHN, 497 Ellicott (See HEISER WM. 85 Clinton (See adv. page 386) adv. page 383) Haines E. & G. R. 119 Erie HOWARD RUFUS L. Chicago Haines & Jackson, 367 Seneca n. Canal (See adv. page 379) Hawkins William, 88 River KNIGHT T. C. 15 Washington Hodge Valor us & Son, 597 Dela­ (See adv. page 379) ware Koerber Paul, 204 Hickory HOLLAND NELSON, 116 River RIESTER WM. (iron railing) (See adv. page 378) i£90 Carroll (See adv. page 379) HOLMES E. & B. Michigan cor. ROSS JOSIAH & CO. 109 Erie Hamburgh canal (See adv. page SAND PAUL, Mechanic n. Ter­ 385) [block race (See adv. page 396) Ingersoll W. D. 32 Commercial Shepard Andrew J. 10 State LAYCOCK BROS. North Wash­ SHEPARD IRON W'KS, Ohio c. ington cor. Bull Moore (See adv. page 369) Mixer & Smith, Buffalo slip NEWTON ISAAC S. 144 Church MAGIC FIRE KINDLING NO YES & REED, 281 Erie MANUFS. Park Paul, 23 Wilkeson ASMUS JOHN, 275 E. Genesee PIERCE A. J. & CO. Michigan (See adv. page 388) cor. Elk (See adv. page 376) PIERCE Jerome, Louisiana cor. MALSTERS. Fulton (See adv. page 374) Beardsley Edward, 6 Lock Richmond & Doyle, 58 Main Briggs H. F. 98 Terrace Scatchard & Belton, Louisiana c. Curtiss & Co. 3 Central wharf Miami Eacker & Kline, Third cor. York Scott Robt. 24 Wilkeson Fisher Bros. & Co. Genesee cor. Semon J. S. 88 River [ton Fourth Smith George W. & Sons, 132 Clin- Gibbons C. W. 36 St. Paul SMITH MOSES, 757 Washington Gilbert James, foot Pennsylvania (See adv. page 386) Hudson & Marsh, 63 Green Stickney & Ball, 356 Terrace Lang & Born, 684 Genesee . Talcott & Farnham, Dock c. Water MANNING & HOUSE, 29 Main Taylor & Crate, 269 Elk (See adv. page 321) Williams W. I. 222 Exchange McLeish A..& J. 16 Ferry ZIMMERMAN GEO. 309 Pine Meidenbauer J. &Co. 992 Michigan Murray & Linde, Main c. Dayton LUMBER INSPECTORS. Niagara Malting Co. 8 Commer­ (See Inspectors.) cial block JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. CHAS E. RUSS Sc CO., State Agents, Albany, N. Y. AT A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST., BUFFALO. BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 67

Roberts J. D. Franklin cor. Allen Benzing Gottlieb, 97 Spring Weigand J. M. 164 Carlton Bickel Baptist, 663 Batavia Wilson Wm. ft. Pennsylvania Bickel Margaret, 627 Batavia Bidler Jacob, 397 William MAP STRETCHERS. Bishop William, 20 Elk St. Marke BURT J. B. 263 Washington (See Bodamer J. 228 Sixth adv. page 393) Brady Peter, 609 Clinton [M'ket BRAIDS EDWARD, 10 Elk St. MARBLE WORKERS. Brandel F. Cherry c. Goodell BELDEN DEXTER, 118 Erie Bullymore Joseph, 1236 Niagara BETCHTOLD & CAMPBELL, Bunshee B. 15 Washington St. 229 E. Seneca JVIarket COOPER C. S. 511 Delaware BUBGARD P. & G. 436 Main CRAWFORD JOHN, 167 and 169 BURGARD THEOBALD, 349 Niagara Deieware DEMMONS & FORSON, Court Christ George F, 482 Main cor. Morgan (See

Adams Wm. 1 Elk St. Market Gerber Emil, 805 Main Adler G. E. 15 Washington St. Gerber P. <& C. 14 Elk St. Market Market Gerbrarht Conrad, 501 E. Genesee Aspden William, 42 Elk St. Market Glass J. & J. 10 Washington St. BECK AUGUST, 186 E. Genesee Market Becker A. <& H. 295 Fulton cor. Glasser Charles, 869 Batavia Alabama GOEMBEL PAUL, 66 Chippewa Behringer J. P. 87 Niagara Goodell G. W. 536 Tenth Behringer Peter, 213 Batavia Grabner George, 172 High BELL BRAMPTON, 43 Elk St. Grear Jacob, 69 Louisiana [enth Market HABERKORNS JOHN, 71 Elev- BENHEGGER MARTIN, 599 Hacker Martin, 29 Washington St. Michigan Market BENNETT JAS. P. 17 Elk St. Hasselbach Anton, 172 E. Swan Market (See adv. page 327) Hartwell Geo. 1 Washington St. Beutter F. 4 Washington St. M'ket Market LATEST STYLES OF COLLARS, CUFFS, TIES, BOWS, at the Headquarters for Gents' Furnishing Goods, 815 Main St. • THE: BEST ENGLISH HOSIERY AND FRENCH KID GLOVES, 68 BUFFALO BU^ftfESS DIRECTORY-

MOELLER JOHN, 424 Sycamore HEIBACH EDWARD, 179 Mul- i MUNCERT HENRY A. 407 S. berry HEIBACH HENRY, 284 High Division HENEFELD FRANK, 136 Fifth Neeler H 11 Washington St. Mk't Herold C. 38 Elk St. Market Nouland Frederick, 74€r Seneca Herold George, Seneca road NUHN JOHN A. 123 Clinton Herrman Joseph, 241 Vermont Oetinger Christian, 725 Genesee Hetzel Jacob, 369 Genesee Phillips Johnr 327 Niagara Pieard Frank jr. & Co. 23 Elk St. Hill Andrew, 438 Batavia T& Hitzel Herman, 461 E. Seneca 7 Market 0 SA Hoffer Frederick. 584 Louisiana Rebstoek Constantine, 1886 Niag- Houer Charles, 222 William Rehm Henry, 8 Washington St. Hollestein Rudolph, 491 Swan Market Kam George, 234 E. Genesee Richard John, 416 Clinton KAMMAN HENRY, 575 E. Sen­ Kiehm Jacob, 223 Sycamore eca and 19 Elk St. Market (See Riesterer Anthony, 285 Sycamore adv. page 315) Roesch Jacob, 522 Niagara KAMMAN JOHN F. 759 Seneca Roesch Louis, 1941 Niagara Kamro Frank, 17 Washington St. Roessel August, 14 Washington St. Market Market Kassel Louis, 275 Swan Ruhman John R. 260 Clinton Keller Joseph, 44 Elk St. Market Jtumohr L. 45 Elk St. Market KELLY J. jr. 6 Elk St. Market Rupprecht Andrew, 933 Main Kimpal Philip, 2 Washington St. Shafer Henry, 503 William Schafer Martin, 258 William Market Schaffer Valentine, 418 William Kingscott Wm. 1154 Seneca road SCHEFF GEO. 366 Virginia Eark Thomas, 336 Elk Shelly Wm. 1260 Niagara Klaes P. Court St. Market Sheriff George, 64 Forest ave. { Klinck C. & Co. 11 Elk St. Market Sinclair David, Elk St. Market KNODEL WM. 1820'Niagara Sinpfer David, 28 Elk St. Market KOCHLER & HEPP, 107 Goodell Srolth L. J. 332 E. Seneca Kramer H. 13 Washington St. . Specht Valentine, 469 E. Genesee. Market Steel Joseph, 237 Pine Kusta Joseph, 72 Canal STORZ ANDREAS, 603 Genesee LAFLAMME WM. 1550 Main Taylor Freeman, 26 Elk St. Market Lang Frank, 151 E- Genesee Vine George, 21 Elk St. Market Lang Jacob, 236 Batavia Volger Peter, 391 Batavia Lederer L. 787 Michigan VOLMEB JACOB, 382 Sixth Lofehlm Daniel, 3 Elk St. Market Walder E. Mrs. 197 Goodell Loh Frederic, 24 Elk St. Market Wandel John, 46 Sycamore Main H. 570 Clinton Weeks H. A. 12 Washington St. McPHERSON & TIFFANEY, Market 18 Ohio Weil S. 27 Washington St. Market Meisner Joseph, 674 Clinton Weilbacher Wm. 574 Swan Mercer Edward, 32 Elk St. Market WEPPNER ARNOLD,582 Main MERKLE MATTHEW, 64 Ham­ ilton Weppner Frank, 890 Michigan Meuer George F. 413 Oak Wertheimer H. 38 Elk St. Market Meyers Charles, 3 Washington St. WEST WM. W. 12 Washington St. Market Market Weston Charles, 275 Seneca Miller John, Maryland cor. Palmer WETTER JACOB, 479 Genesee Miller K. 7 Washington St. Market Wickson Jno. R. 41 Elk St. Market Moehl Eichman, 8 Washington St. Wischerath Wm. 286 N. Division Market •ii^cS^S A RAY AT THE AGE OF 25, OR EIGHT <)ENTS * IwZttZS&e of 40, will secure $ 1,0*lfeInsurance. AT DODD, BEST & WS, BUFFALO, N. Y, BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 69

Woodcock Wm. 368 Elk j MELODEON MANUFS., Zankle M. Washington St. Market PRINCE GEO. A. & 00. Mary­ MARKETMENS' STEELS. land cor. Seventh (See adv. page 364) BAILEY CHAS. foot Court (See adv. page 392) MELODEON REED MFR. MASONIC MERCHANDISE. Tibbets Wm. 201 Oak YOUNG,LOCK WOOD & JOHN­ MERCANTILE AGENCY. SON, 209 Main (See adv. oppo­ Dun R. G. & Go. 1 and 2 Spauld­ site page 128) ing's Exchange MASONS. MERCANTILE COLLEGES. GOFFE WM. 800 Clinton Jones Nathaniel 178 N. Division (See Schools.) Keating Dennis, 436 Seneca MERCHANT TAILORS. Lock John, 822 Virginia (See Tailors.) Lock Wm. H. 109 Eleventh METALLURGISTS. Tilden J. H. 29 Franklin KAYSER A. & Co., State cor. Fly, manufacturers of type, stereo­ MAST HOOPS. type and electrotype metals, an­ Umpleby Christopher, 411 Niagara ti-friction metal, solder, &c. Cash paid for dross, jewellers' sweep­ MATCHES. ings, 35) Janus Frederick, 17V 6 Niagara HONSEL WM. Genesee cor. Kaysser Gottlieb, 429 Elm Washington (See adv. page 393) Kraemer Dorothea, 116 Maple McGBATH & BISGOOD, 265 Lindenburg Eliza, 308 Genesee Washington Long Susanna, 259 Pine ZOOK J. R. & J. 476 Main and McGillis Angus, Revere block 113 Commercial (See adv. page Mueller Louisa, 200 Batavia Ohnesorge Anna Mrs. 56 Potter Seifert Elizabeth, 312 Sycamore MEAT CUTTERS. Smith Catharine, 319 Batavia Smith John E. Mechanic Virian Elizabeth, 828 Michigan. Volgenau Mary Mrs. 888 Hickory MECHANICAL ENGIN'RS. Wolflf Margaret Mrs. 347 Genesee Dopp H. W. 182 Main Zohn Catharine Mrs. 201 Pine MEDICINES. MILL FURNISHERS. (See also Druggists.) NO YE J. T. & SON, 128 Wash. Adams Albert H. 94 Main Crocker H. E. 15 S. Division MILLINERS AND MILLI­ Pievee R. V. 395 Main NERY GOODS. RANSOM D. & CO. 147 Main Anderson Charles, 135 E. Genesee ROOTS & TYRER (Roots1 bitters), Bensler Mary Miss, 288 Batavia 292 E. Seneca Brunn A. 382 Main WATERS GEO. S. 350 Elk (See Bullymore E. Miss, 1286 Niagara adv. page 398) Cameron E. Miss, 467 Main FOLRER and TURULAR TIES—All tne latest Styles, at S. N. Lawrence & Son's, 315 Main St., Ruflalo. A LARGE STOCK OF UNDERWEAR FOR ALL SEASONS, 70 BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Crossland J. F (wholesale) 738 Clark George, 477 Pearl Main. Kilgallon Lawrence, 450 Ex­ Crossland S. C. Mrs. 48 Seneca change Dames Joseph H. 34 Niagara Wescottlra, 19 Seneca Dames Richard Mrs. 12 S. Divis. Dellinger Anna, 1912 Niagara MINERAL WATER 'MAN­ Dudley William H. Mrs. 138 Sen­ UFACTURERS. eca Howell John, 57 E Seneca ERB M E. Mrs. 109 E. Genesee (See adv page 342) ' MODEL AND PATTERN GEKELER JOHN, 119 E. Gene­ MAKERS. see (See adv. page 342) Gentsch & Stollmeyer, 344 Ellicott Colsen Fred A. 259 Washington Gerlach Mary Mrs. 363 Genesee Garretson Bros. 32 Miami GBAD ANTHONY, 693 Batavia KEITH EDMUND, 186 Main Hartman L. 303 Genesee Storer Albert, 111 Erie Hesse B. 442 Main Werner August, 549 Washington Hoffman Peter, 197 E. Genesee Hollerith George Mrs. 352 Main MOULDINGS. Huetter Margaret, 15 E. Genesee CO LIE & CO. Erie c. Terrace Jacobs Simon, 35 East Seneca. (See adv. page 386) Karl Zorilia, 609 Batavia DODGE H. & C. 147 Elm (See Kennedy A. Mrs. 221 Elk adv. front colored page ) Kingsbury H. 143 E. Seneca EVANS WILLIAM A. & CO. KRAFT FREDERICK WM. 234 Mechanic n. Terrace (See adv. William page 380) Lies Peter, 65 E. Genesee HOLMES, E. & B. Michigan n. Lichtnauer Lena, 9 Clinton Hamburgh canal (See adv. page Lorenz Eliza, 43 E. Genesee 385) Masterson Anna, Mrs. 418 Main MORTISING MACHINES. McGloin K & K. 18 W. Eagle Moore Elizabeth T. (straw) 42 E. FRANK & CO, 208 Terrace (See Eagle adv. page 375) O'BRIAN HENRY, 29t) Main, MOURNING GOODS. (See adv. page 338) Offenbacker Valentine, 81 Bennett DODD, BEST & CO. 410 Main Rehg & Frieh, 47 E. Genesee (See head lines through book) RosenauBros. 410 Main MOWING MACHINES. Roth J. U. Mrs. 116 Clinton (See also Agricultural Implements.) Schneider B. 527 Clinton Smith E. V. Mrs. 148 Ellicott HALL JAMES H. Fourth c. Car­ VALENTINE A. M. 440 Main olina (See adv. page 368) Vetter A. 56 E. Genesee HOWARD R. L. Chicago c. Ham­ Walter Catherine E. Mrs. 496 Em­ burgh canal (See adv. page 379) slie VALENTINE & SPARKS, 140 WOODWARD W. H & CO. 409 Perry (See adv. page. 368) Main (See adv. page 338) MUSIC. Wright James, 325 Main MILITARY BANDS. MILLWRIGHTS, MILLER'S, Adam Miller leader. Borrnean Edward, 11 Franklin Headquarters 124 Cherry - P' Bowles Michael, 606 S. Division POPPENBERG'S, Albert Poppenberg Brown Edward, 84 Church leader. Headquarters 630 Elli­ Charles Edward, 30 Lloyd cott THE TRARESMAN IN RERT, TO SECURE .HIS CREDITORS in case of death, should insure. AT A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST. BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 71

KEHR'S, J. Kehr leader. Head­ MUSTARD MANUFS. quarters 76 East Genesee Hirseman Fraugott, Walden n. UNION CORNET, P. Cramer lead­ Genesee er. Headquarters 176 Batavia. WAHLB'S, Emil Wahle leader. NEWS DEPOTS. Headquarters 172 Batavia. BESSER ERNST & BROTHER, YOUNG'S, Jacob Young leader. 487 Main (See adv. page 861) Headquarters 752 Michigan | Brecker Charles F. C. 499 Emslie i Carter G. Mrs. 318 Elk MUSICAL INSTITUTES. Crossland S. & Co. 37 Seneca HOXSIE A. P. Mrs. 121 Franklin ENDBES Jl. 122 E. Genesee (See adv. page 353) Hager Robert, 469 Main MUELLER EDWARD, 26 W. ! Hall S. H. M. Central Depot Chippewa (See adv. page 362) Hamilton James, 942 Main Harrett J. 375 Seneca MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Mareden Sarah Mrs. 407 E. Seneca Milliac W. B. 138 Hudson SCHMIDT ANTHONY (accorde- Samo H. W. 600 Main ons), 535 Main (See adv. page Stevens Mrs. 167 W. Tupper 344) Stillson James, Post Office SWAIN JOHN, 129 Niagara MUSIC STORES. Waldron Joseph, 160? Niagara COTTIER & DENTON, 269 Main Williams J. R. 588 Seneca JEWETT & MISCHKA, 263 Main. NEWSPAPERS. Aurora (German), Christian MUSIC TEACHERS. Wieckmann, 131 Batavia, week­ Adam Carl D. G. 32 Tracy ly $2.60 per annum Auerback Edward, 437 Elm Central Zeitung, (German); Jo- Baker Everett L. 233 Ninth , seph Hogg, 247 Batavia, weekly Barry Jessie, 102 Carolina. Christian Advocate, Robie & Rip­ Beale Mary, 102 Carolina. ley, 13 Brown's building, week­ Cameron Charles, 281 Hudson ly $2 per annum Degeuhard Herman, 17 Harvey COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, block. Matthews & Warren, 253 Wash­ Ehlers Louis, 208 Watson ington, daily $10, tri-weekly $5 Eichhorn Max, 192 Batavia per annum __(See adv. page 345) Groscurth Wm 28 Main COURIER, Warren, Johnson, & Hartnett Richard, 304 Carroll Go, 197 Main, daily (morning), Hoddick Frederick, 20 Tenth $10 (evening), $6, weekly $1.50 HOXSIE A. P. Mrs. 121 Franklin per annum (See adv. page 846) (See adv. page 853) DEMOCRAT (German), Brunck Huber Louisa, 11 Court & Held, 509 Main, daily $6.60 Krauskopf William, 243 Sixth (jSee adv. page 351) Merrick Elizabeth, 49 Palmer Dental Advertiser, Buffalo Dental MOELLER EDWARD, 26 W. Manufacturing Co. 807 Main. Chippewa (See adv. page 352) 50 cts. per annum Moellirig, Theodore, 392 Pearl EXPRESS, Express Printing Co. Poppenberg Albert, 630 Ellicott 14 E. Swan, daily (morning,) $10, Popponberg Gustave, 427 Ellicott (evening,) $8, weekly $1.50 per Sykes Charles W. 135 Ninth annum (See adv. p. 847) Sykes Maria, 135 Ninth Freie Presse, Reinecke & Zesch, Telle Emil, 109 Clinton 487 Main, weekly, $1.75 per an­ Ward Maria, 250 Franklin num

HANRKERCHIEF- -LINEN HEM-STITCHER, RORRERER, and Plain. S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 315 Main St. * A LARGE AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT PAISLEY SHAWLS, 72 BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Hygienic Advocate, Rev. H. P. Brobket Margaret, 15 W. Genesee Burdick, 527 Seneca, monthly Camp Lucy, 424 Pearl Medical & Surgical Journal, J. F. Christie Jane, 424 Pearl Miner, 61 S. Division, month­ Graham Elizabeth, 973 Michigan ly, $3 per annum Hampton, Kate L. 8 W.*Chippewa PATRIOT & JOURNAL, Math­ Hudson Elizabeth W. 497 Swan ews & Warren, 353 Washington, Kein Anastasia, 492 Pearl weekly $1.50 (See adv. page 346) Varney Eliza Mrs. 442 E. Eagle POST, George J. Bryan, 204 Washington, daily, $5 per an­ OCULIST AND AURIST. num (See adv. page 348) STANLEY F G. S Division n. SONTAGS ZEITUNG, P.H.Ben- Main (See adv. page 398) der, 600 Main, $2 per annum OILS. (See adv. page 350) TELEGRAPH, P. H. Bender, 600 Dudley & Co. 65 Main Main, daily $6.50, weekly $176 EVANS R. (neatsfoot) Abbott per annum (See adv. page 350) road near bridge (See adv. Union (German), Rev. W. Sel- page 388) [Canal mer, 509 Main, monthly Gibbons John J. (petroleum) 7 UNITED IRISHMAN, V. O'Sul- GRANGER SELDEN (lubricat­ livan, Main c. Terrace, weekly, ing) 48 Main $2.50 per annum Grass A. (coal) 58 Hamilton VOLKSFREUND, German Press Hawes & Co. (manufs.) Mary­ Association, 21 Sycamore, daily land c. Erie canal $6, weekly $2 per annum (See PEASE F. S. (manuf.) 65 and 67 aav. page 850) Main (See adv. next back cover) Wachende Kirche (German), John THAYER & RIDDELL, 385 A. A. Grabau, Goodell cor. Hamburg Michigan, monthly Wellsteed John, 482 Rhode Island WELTBUERGER, Brunck & OPTICIANS. Held,609 Main, $250 per annum. ANDREWS & SON, 221 Main (See adv. page 351) Brown Michael, 40 Batavia NOTARIES. Wise M. 407 Main (See also Contents) ORCHESTRION HALLS. RITT M. LEO, 449 Main (See WIDMER J. A. 140 E. Seneca. adv. p&ge 307) (See adv.. page 324) NURSERYMEN. ORGANISTS. Bryant George O. 891 Delaware Baker Everett L. 233 Ninth Buffalo Nursery, Utica n. Dela­ Denton Robert jr. 269 Main ware Dosert John, 548 Main Hodge William, 938 Delaware Krauskopf William, 243 Sixth Hollander Nursery, Martin's Cor. Nieuwef William, Hopkins n. Sykes Charles W. 135 Ninth Abbott road ORGAN BUILDERS. •ZIMMERMAN G. 671 Main (See Derrick, Felgemacher & Co. 39 adv. page 397) Clinton DUFNER BERNHARD (self NURSES. acting), 224 Batavia (See also Midwives) HOUSE G. 122 Clinton Ballou Sarah, 269 S. Division PRINCE GEORGE A. & Go.(cahi- Barnum E. H. 442 E. Eagle net), Seventh c. Niagara (See Bomheft Caroline, 805 Batavia adv. page 364) ONE YEAR'S additional insurance for every annual payment * in the JOHN HANCOCK LIFE INSURANCE CO. AT DODD, BEST & CO'S, 410, 412, 4W MAIN ST. BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 73

OYSTERS. Reister Jacob, 12 W. Mohawk (See also Fruit.) RIELE R. J. Rhode I. n. Utica Riley J. 94 Terrace BARNES WM. N. 13 E. Seneca Roth John, 34 N. Division (See adv.§page 328) Bother J. C. 368 Main Egan & Co. 251 Mam Sabel Cyrillus, 310 Watson PLATT FRUIT CO. 257 Wash­ Sanders Jacob, 399 Elk ington (See adv. page 313) Schmand Charles, 352 Elm PAINTERS. SHADRAKE FRANCIS,19 Swan CARRIAGE. Smith James, 86 Lloyd Watson Brothers, 273 Elk LANDSHEFT GEORGE, 252 White Henry G. 83 Main Batavia WHITE JAMES, 184 Main Mercer George, 197 Folsom Schaerer Wenzl, 170 E. Genesee SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL, STUEBINGER LOUIS, 813 E. Berger G. R. W. 49 E. Genesee Seneca Besser G. A. 275 Cedar FRESCO. Burns G. L. 208 Main HAGER CHARLES F. 215 Main BEHLING T. 345 Oak {See adv. HUPPUCH J. J. 9 Court (See page 330 adv. page 332} BERRA & BOTTANI, 348 Wash­ Meng H. J. 48 W. Market ington (See adv. page 330 Samuels L. (glass) 304 Main FEYL FLORIAN, 328 Oak (See Wahl Charles A. 713 Genesee adv. page 330) LEMPERT LEON H. 419 Elli­ PAINTINGS. cott (See adv. page 332) Dodge & Benson, 216 Main H0TJSE AND SIGN. Howard & Bunting, 15 E. Swan BOTT JACOB, 24 W. Genesee PAINTS, OILS, GLAgS, &c. Brown A. (glazier) 49 Exchange (See also Druggists.) Buchanan R. G. 7 E. Mohawk BARDOL J. 154 William Cardwell A. 349 Alabama Becker, Philip & Co. 468 Main CARPENTER GEO. 1247 Niag'ra FOWLER & SONS, 98 Seneca Cretien Charles, 603 Main HerrF. J. 803 Main (See adv. page 366) Hughes M. D. (grainer), 1 Gene­ LAPP & ADRIANCE, 58 Main see (See adv. page 327) HUPPUCH JOHN J. 9 Court LORENZ JOHN, 17 Clinton (See (See ddv. page 382) adv. page 331) Ingram Wm. H. 12 Perry NEWMAN, VQSBURGH & BA­ Jones & Bean, 323 Main KER, foot of Lloyd (See adv. JOSEPHS JOSEPH, 48 and 60 page 316) Exchange PEASE F. S. 65 and 67 Main (See Kerker Joseph, 653 Batavia adv. next back cover) Lamphier Charles, 119 Main POST & VIERGIVER, 13 Swan LORENZ JOHN, 17 Clinton (See (See adv. page 831) adv. page 331) Reynolds A & Co. 191 Main Miller C. 847 Mfain Rippel Jacob, 406 Genesee Mittler John, 434 Batavia Semen & Lotz, 173 E. Genesee NEWMAN MATTHEW, 36 SHERMAN D. O. 207 Main (See Mortimer adv. page 405) OLVER WM. B. 5 "vV. Genesee Zeuzius Jacob, 283 Batavia (See adv. page 381) PAPER BOXES. Pinkney Joseph, 829 Swan (See Boxes.) KIR GLOVES, CASTOR GLOVES and BERLIN SILK and Lisle Thread Gloves, at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's. FRENCH YOKE SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER, 74 BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

PAPER COLLARS. MUEHLE, BERNARD H. 10 Brown's building (See adv. page DAVIS & WALDRON (manufs.) 352) [1 W Seneca National Patent Exchange, 20 W. EXSTEIN HIRAM (wholesale) Swan 194 Wash. (See adv. page 339) PATENT MEDICINES. PAPER HANGERS. (See Medicines.) BEHLING THEODORE, 345 PATTERNS. Oak (See adv. page 330) (See Model Makers.) ELDER STEWART, 350 Main (See adv. page 335) PENSION AGENTS. ROBINSON & KORZELIUS, Eby P. 190 Main 361 Main (See adv. page 335) PHOTOGRAPH STOCK. PAPER HANGINGS. HOWARD & BUNTING, 15 E. BIRGE M. H. 218 Main (See adv. Swan (See adv.page 359) page 334) Samuels Nathan, 284 Main ELDER STEWART, 350 Main Tucker David, 296 Main (See adv. page 335) Montgomery Brothers, 295 Main ' PHOTOGRAPHERS. Nichols Merritt, 579 Main Baker W. J. 390 Main Pfeiffer Geo. F. jr. & Co. 189 E. Bigden C W. 262 Main • G~enespe Bliss Horace L. 379 Main ROBINSON & KORZELIUS, 361 Butler Annie, 250 Main Main (See adv. page 335) Clark Geo. W. Mrs. 386 Main PAPER STOCK. CLINE R. H. 154 Batavia (See (^ee also Junk.) adv. page 359) Evans O. B. 8 Erie BAKEJR & PULLMAN, 165 Hambleton E. B. 305 Main Washington (See adv. page 398) HILLMAN ADOLPH, 203 E. Tryon & Whiton, 16 Hanover Genesee (See adv. page 368) PAPER WAREHOUSES. Klauck B. Mrs 153 Batavia BAKER & PULLMAN (wrap­ Knight W. M. 256 Main ping), 165 Washington (See adv. MEREDITH THOS. 619 Michi­ page 398) [Main gan (See adv. page 358) CHRISTEY & JENKS, 200 E. MILLER JOHN, 725 Michigan CLARK J. W. 345 William PAIGE EDWARD H. 446 Main Felton & Brother, 195 Main (See adv. page 358) Stringer & Co. 212 Washington Parsons G. F. 368 Mfain Tryon & Whitton, 16 Hanover Samo Joseph, 294 Main WARREN, JOHNSON & CO. Schmitz John, 684 Michigan 197 Main (See adv. page 346) UPSON & SIMSON, 466 Main Winegar J. W. 38 Hanover White W. W. 300 Main Woodruff L. C. & CO. 52, 64 and PHYSICIANS. 56 Pearl YOUNG,LOCKWOOD & JOHN­ Adam August, 427 Ellicott SON, 209 Main (See adv. opp. Bayer Philip, 12 Erie page 128) Beaman Edward, 102 Amherst Becherer Christian (homeopathic), PATENT AGENTS. 800 Sycamore BURKE, FRAZER & OSGOOD, Berry E. W. 655 S. Division 5 Hollister building Boysen Otto, 198 E. Genesee FORBUSH & HYATT, 284 Main Breerton J. T. 178 Pearl ALL POLICIES IN THE JOHN HANCOCK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, ARE NON-FORFEITAHLE. AT A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST., BUFFALO, N. Y. BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 75

Brenan George M. 45 S. Division McMichael James D. 68 Ellicott 1 Bristol Moses, 384 Pearl McMichael Lafayette, 935 Main Bull Alexander F. 98 E.Swah MEISBERGER W. (allopathic) BURDICK H. P. (hygienic) 527 11 Court Seneca MILLS WILLIAM M. (root) [Campbell Robert E. (allopathic) 260 Exchange 1861 Niagara Morrow Caspian A. 190 Main Campbell Robert F. 243 Dearborn OSBORNE N. (allopathic) Swan I Oarreau L. 96 Clinton c. Washington Clark D. 527 Seneca Pattison George W. (allopathic) Clark J. W. 692 Main 94 Main COBURN & FBEEMAN (eclec­ Pierce R. V. 117 N. Division tic) 102 E. Swan Pohl Henry, 852 William COOK E. G. Mrs. (homeopathic), Pohle August (homeopathic), 759 38 E. Swan Michigan Crowl John G. 50 Batavia Pollock WiUiam (homeopathic), 61 Crumb William R. 273 Niagara Maple [esee Dagenais A (allopathic)S9S Seneca Radel John (allopathic), 632 Gen- Davis E. H. (allopathic) 25 Ter­ Ransom Frank, 221 Pearl race Betel Casper, 212 Pine Dellenbaugh Frederic, 173 Batavia Sabin William A. 614 Main DELLENBAUGH S. (allopathic) Schuyler Charles B. (allopathic) 458 Main 182 Main Digeneu Joseph, 192 Spring Snow George B. 307 Main Eisbein David C. 117 E Genesee Sonnrck Peter L. 89 Batavia Evarts G. Soule, 190 Main Soule G. (herbist), 192 Main Filsinger Jacob, 48 Potter STANLEY FREDERICK G., S. Firmenich Joseph, 469 Wash. Division n. Main (See adv. page Frank Theodore F. 112 Tenth 398) [Niagara Greiner Adolph, 82 N. Swan Sutherland A. R. (allopathic), 979 Grumholzer J ohn J. 977 Genesee Taylor C. Benjamin, 90 Walnut Hall H. L. (eclectic), 123.Ellicott Thoma Otto, 573 Genesee Harris J. Q. 317 Eagle Thomson David, 33 Exchange Haven S. C. (homeopathic), 69 W. Trowbridge John S. (allopathic) Eagle 178 Niagara HEBENSTREIT G. (allopathic), Tucker C. B. (allopathic) 285 Wash. 430 Batavia Turner A. L. (allopathic) 285 Henderson Albert N. 238 Main Washington Henne Christopher (homeopathic), Volker William, 386 Genesee 538 Michigan Walsh Nicholas (coroner), 183 I Hill M. W. (botanic) 301 Main Main I Hoenlein D. M. Ill Clinton WASHBUBN S. F. (eclectic and Hoyt Orson C. 39 N. Pearl magnetic), 293 Washington Johnson , 110 B. Division Weiss Carl. 53 Batavia Kamerling A. (allopathic) 281 Weyland Francis J. 139 Batavia I Pearl [ Washington White Russell J. 604 Franklin K;REHBIEL J. (allopathic) 568 WIGGINS D. B. (botanic) 440 Lake John G. 58 Commercial Main (See adv. page 398) Leake W. J .(allopathic) 130 Ohio Members of ERIE COUNTY MEDICAL Leilerts J. W. (homeopathic) 90 SOCIETY residing in the city. List Lloyd preparedby M. Or. POTTER, Secretary Loepert Joachim C. 456 Clinton of we Society. Loerseh Philip, Delevan ave. n. Abbott Frank W. 890 Main Williamsville road Ayer George, 380 Elk CANES! UMBRELLAS! BRUSHES and COMBS! NEW and " NOBBY" Styles, at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's. DRY GOODS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 76 BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Baker Charles H. 10 E. Eagle Ring William, 15 S. Division Barnes Edwin R. 16 Exchange Rochester Thomas F. 216 Frank- Barnes Josiah, 16 Exchange lin Bartlett Frederick W. 138 Pearl Rogers Albert S. 81 Morgan Bissel Elias S. Buffalo Plains n. Samo James B. 15 S. Division: Amherst Scott Wm. K. 78 W. Mohawk BOARDMAN JOHN, 16 Court Shaw M. H. 65 Ellicott Brown J. N 115 Franklin * Smith James S. 243 Main Cary Walter, 184 Delaware Snow Reuben G. 31 Church Chace David E. 130 Pearl Stevens J. F. 175 Swan Colyer Charles W. 139 Clinton STORCK EDWARD, 833 Ellicott | Congar Horace M. 231 Pearl Strong Phineas M. 120 Niagara Cronyn John, 49 Franklin Talbott Wm. J. 352 Main Daggett Byron H. 140 Seneca Taylor Wm. O. 266 Franklin Dayton Charles L. 1872 Niagara Tobie Edward 12 E. Mohawk Dayton Lewis P. 1872 Niagara Wetmore Samuel W. 496 Main DEVENING DAN. 470 Michigan White James P. 674 Main Diehl Conrad, 496 Main Williams A. 11 Chippewa Eastman Sahford, 125 W. Mohawk Willoughby M. 66 Erie Edmonds James J. 96 Michigan Winne Charles, 29 Eagle Ellwood Henry S. 378 Main Wyckoff C. C. 8 S. Division Gay Charles C. F. 180 Franklin Members of ERIE COUNTY HOMOJO Gould William, 219 Pearl PATHIO MEDICAL SOCIETY reSidim I Greene Joseph C. 444 Elk in the city. List prepared by E. G. Hadley George, 1355 Main COOK, Secretary of the Society. Harvey Chas.,W., S". Division c. Baethig Henry, 339 Oak Washington Blanchard H. C. 381 Washington Harvey Leon F. S. Division cor. Bull Alexander T. 98 E. S wan Washington COOK E. G. 38 E. Swan Hauenstein John, 499 Washington Foster Hubbard T. 31 Franklin Hill John D. 192 Delaware Gregg R. R. 42 S. Division - Hopkins Henry R. 9 W. Swan Hinkley A.S. 117 Ellicott HutchinsC. B. 39 Niagara Hoxsie Augustus C. 121 Franklin I JANSEN A. 13 E. Seneca and Kenyon Lorenzo M. 86 Mohawk I 550 Swan LEWIS GEORGE W. 227 Pearl Johnson George, 28 W. Swan McMichael L. D. 36 W. Eagle JOHNSON THOMAS M. 18 S. Shattuck Alvah, 79 S. Division Division Wright A. R. 162 Pearl King James E. 16 E. Seneca Krombeine Louis, 246 Elm PIANO HARDWARE. Little Edward, 205 Main UTLEY HORACE, 82 Pearl (See \ Lockwood Timothy T. 64 Niagara adv. front colored page) Loomis Horatio L. 115 Franklin Lothrop Thomas, 123 Niagara i PIANO MANUFS. Mackay Gustavus E. 46 Franklin DEVINE BROS. 401 Niagara] Miner Julius F. 61 S. Division (See adv. page 856) Mixer S. F. 124 E. Swan Kurtzman Christian, 106 Batavia Nichell Henry, 80 Sycamore Nichols John C. 21 Commercial PIANO TUNERS. O'Brian E. C. W. 119 Main Anoiskie Henry, 290 Connecticut Phelps Wm. C. 200 Main DEVINE BEOS. 401 Niagara (See | Potter M. G. 248 Main adv. page 855) Pratt G. F. 9 W. Swan Near J. Alexander, 195 N. Wash­ Richards J. I. 190 Main ington THE JOHN HANCOCK IS HOST LIBERAL IN FAVORING policy-holders in payment of their premiums. AT DODD, BEST & CO.'S, 410, 412, 414 MAIN ST. BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 77

• Sedgwick Alfred, 39 Clinton PLANING MACHINE MPS. I Woodbury Hiram G. Seventh c. FRANK & CO. 208 Terrace (See Niagara adv. page 875) PIANOS. PLANING MILLS. I Cottier & Denton, 269 Main I DEVINE BROS. Niagara cor. Boiler & Recktenwalt, Chicago cor, Maryland (See adv. page 355) Carroll I Jewett & Mischka, 263 Main BROWN J. W. & CO. Court c. I Kurtzman Christian, Batavia cor. Seventh (See adv. page 376) Elm CLABEAU, SCHEM & CO. 471 IMOELLER EDWARD, 26 W. Clinton Chippewa (See adv. page 352) Clark, Holland & Co. Court e. IUTLEY HORACE, 82 Pearl (See Wilkeson adv. front colored page) DART & BRO. Ohio Basin cor. I Wahle J. & Sons, 172 Batavia Mackinaw (See adv. page 884) I PICTURES AND PICTURE Dennis James H. 447 Swan FRAMES. DODGE H, & C 147 Elm (See adv. front colored page) I BURT J. B. 263 Washington EMERSON & CORWIN, 330 (See adv. page 393) Niagara ICARACCIOLI JOHN, 211 Ba­ EVANS WM. A. & CO. Mechan­ tavia ic n. Terrace (See adv. page 380) I Crossland S. & Co. 37 E. Seneca HOLMES E. & B. Michigan c. I DODGE & BENSON, 216 and Hamburgh canal (See adv. page 464 Main (See adv. page 360) 385) I Geiss A. & Co. 42 Exchange Niagara Planing Mill Co. rear 204 I Gibbons Patrick, 50 Exchange E. Seneca I HAEFNER FRANCIS, 497 Main SCHWARTZ & REBMANN, 249 (See adv. page 351) Elm I HOWARD & BUNTING, 15 E. Uebelhoer & Schreiner, 115 Ash Swan (See adv. page 369); I Mannix M. 468 Elk [ington PLASTERING HAIR. iMcGeorge H. D. Swan c. Wash- CASE F. M. 65 Carroll (See adv. I Mutter & Schneider, 204 Washing­ page 388) ton [OLVER W. B. 5 Genesee (See PLASTER AND MASTIC. adv. page 359) iPfeffer Bros. 283 Genesee QUINN JOSEPH, 407 Main I SIMONDS BROS. 248 Main PLOWS. I SMITH NORTON B. 283 Main BAKER GEO. M. 62 and 54 Gen­ I (See adv. page 330) r-rj$r esee (See adv. page 367) I Price W.W. 288 Main Smith Joseph H. 196 Seneca [TELLER EDGAR E. 21 Green PLUMBERS. PICTURES. (See also Gas Fitters j I Caraccioli John, 211 Batavia Boore Jonn F. 47 E. Eagle PILE DRIVERS. Hart, Ball & Hart, 297 Main I Candee Dean, Hay ward c. Fulton Irlbacher & Davis, 503 Main Dennis J. W. Ohio c. Michigan Irr George, 509 Main I Dunn Samuel, 421 Seneca IBB JOSEPH, 550 Main (See I Eley Leonard, 12 N. Pearl adv. page 899) Keenan M. 10 Eagle PILOT. KNEPPER JOHN H. 6 E. Huron MYERS JOSEPH, 43 Mortimer BELF EDWARD, 62 Pearl FINE Embroidered Shirt Fronts, Corded, Woven and Puff Bosoms, at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 315 Main St., Buffalo. UMBRELLAS, CANES AND TRAVELING BAGS, 78 BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

SAUERWEIN PHILIP, Eagle Wieckerman Christian, 181 Ba­ cor. Washington (See adv. page tavia 372) YOU NG,LOCKWOOD& JOHN­ Smith John D. 204 Main SON, 209 Main (See adv. opp. page Thomson James E. 80 Lloyd 128) TO YE THOS. W. 17 W. Eagle (See adv. page 4u6) PRINTERS' JOINERS. Wilson Dean, Main c. N. Division Mayes George L. 198 Washington POP CORN. ROBERTS E. & CO. 212 Wash­ ington Baldensperger Philip, 21 Cherry Smith Henry, 208 Washington Titus & Co. 277 Seneca PORK. PRODUCE. (See Provisions.) BUTTER, CHEESE, EGGS, &C. POTASH MANUFS. (For Forwarders see Commission Mer­ chants.) Bitt Gregory, Batavia c. Spring Andres Susan, 24 Washington St. POTTERS. Market Betz Henry, 828 Genesee Barker & Tibbetts, 363 Ellicott BRAUN OH AS. W. 449 Seneca BARNES W. A. 13 E. Seneca (See adv. page 402) (See adv. page 328) BATTERSON N. D. 108 W. Mar­ PRINTERS. ket (See adv. page 321) (See also Lithographers.) Bay lis Charles, 166 Scott Bailey Geo Pearl cor. Mohawk Cross Daniel, 169 Scott BAKER & JONES,'22U Wash­ Evans Chas. W. Water cor. Ship ington canal BENDER PHILIP H. 600 Main Fetish John, 13 Washington St. (See adv. page 360). Market Benton E. F. 196 M!ain Finkler John, Wash. St. Market BRUNCK & HELD, 509 Main Frame Alexander N. 29 Elk St. (See adv. page 351) Market BRYAN GEO. J. 204 Washing­ French & Gorton, 135 Michigan ton (See adv. page 348) Gail J. H. 94 W. Market EBY P. 190 Main Haldane James, 181 Michigan Enright D. M. 7 Terrace dannegan J. H. 35 Elk St. Market EXPRESS PRINTING CO. 14 HAY WARD GEORGE W. 145 E. Swan (See adv. page 347) Washington GERMAN PRESS ASSOCIA­ Hazen Joim U. 75 Main TION, 21 Sycamore (See adv. JOHNSON WALLACE, 70Main page 3b0)> (See adv. page 321) HAAS

Little James, 179 Michigan, PUMPS AND BLOCKS. Lutkin Anthony, 21 Washington Beyer Louis, 727 Michigan St. Market Fritz Michael, 637 Batavia MANNING & HOUSE, 29 Main GJSEL JOHN, 5c0 Genesee (See adv. page 321) Klein Hawley, 31 Lloyd McLaughlin William, 161 Scott Sensenbrenner Philip, 6*55 Clinton Mesner Peter, 18 Washington St. Taff Richard, 21 Michigan Market Turner Chester P. 300 S. Division MOORE GEO. A. & CHESLEY, Walker Louis A. 361 N. Division 84 West Market (See adv. page 325) RAILROAD SUPPLIES. O'Neil Wm. E. 38 Elk St. Market PALMER E. J. 169 Scott Bailey George, 290 Pearl Piper George, 23 Washington St. JVIarket REAL ESTATE AGENTS. REEVE W. & CO. 90 W. Market Buell E. 2 rlollister block RIPOiNT & KELLER, 473 Main Edwards <&?Buckland, 10 E. Seneca (See adv. page 327) GARRETT CUYLER 242 Main Rogers B. D. 163 Scott GITTtiRE JACOB A. 447 Main Rogers N. M. 168 Scott (See adv. page 3u7) Ryan J. 39 Elk St.'Market GRANGER W. 3^8 Main (See SCHAEFER & BRO. 42 Lloyd adv. page 304) (See adv. page 323) Hastings & Otto, 3 Brown's build'g Smidt Mary, 4 Washington St. HOWARD & CHAPPELL, 348 Market Main (See adv. page 809) Smith E. 171 Scott HUME

REAL ESTATE TITLES. ROSKOPF JACOB jr. 142 E. GITTERE JACOB A. 447 Main Seneca (See adv. page 324) (See adv. page 307) RYAN & CAVERLY, 19 Clinton MOONEY J AS. 20 Arcade block Warner S. V. Central Depot (See adv. page 401) Wertsch C. Paul, 21 W. Eagle TANNER A. B.16 W. Swan (See ROOFERS. adv. page 308) Abbott James (composition), 9 RECTIFIERS. Brown's building (See Distillers and Rectifiers.) CHATMAN J. W. (slate), 126 Perry (See adv. page 387) REFRIGERATORS; Foster W. C. 92 Lloyd DUDLEY & ROCKWELL, 333 GALT JOHN (slate), 126 Perry, Main (See adv. page 39'i) (See adv. page 387) Gesellgen & Vogt, 31 Main Innis B. F. 244 Main lleinz, Fisher & Munschauer, 52 JAR VIS & KNIGHT, (patent Mechanic Egyptian), Main c. Erie {See JEWETT JOHN C. 327 Wash­ adv. page 380) ington (See adv. page 333) OLVER N. 71 Elm (See adv. page 407) REGISTER IN BANK­ OSBORN J. W. & MARTIN RUPTCY. (slate), 198 Scott (See adv. page Fairchild J. L. over Erie Co. Sav­ 387) ings Bank Warren & Co (gravel), 283 Main WATERS A. F. (slate), 198 Scott REPORTER. (See adv. page 387) Tinsley Charles G. 24 W. Seneca ROPE MANUFS. RESTAURANTS. Donoughe Hugh, 379 Vermont Bapst Louis, 222 Washington Pooley George, Dewitt n. Forest BARKER JAS. 163 Canal avenue Bouyon Paul, 394 Main Broezel John, Washington cor. RUBBER GOODS. Seneca NEWMAN W. H.*H. 76 Main BUEHL LOUIS, 22 W. Eagle (See adv. front colored page) Carney William A. 10 E. Eagle CATLIN IRA, 103 Commercial SADDLERY HARDWARE. COLE B. R. & D. W. 13 Central HORTONS & KIPP, 72 Pearl wharf (See adv. pagfr&Ql) Foot Silas M. N. Division c. Main PRATT & LETCH WORTH, 62 Fox Jacob, 16 E. Swan and 54 Terrace (See adv. page 365) FRIEDMAN C. B. 193 Main TAYLOR DENNIS, 12 E. Swan Gilling L. &Sons, 273 Washington Gowey Dean, 47 Exchange SADDLES. Graham Fred. 350 Washington (See Harness Maker8.) GRIMM J. C. 474 Main (See adv. page 311) SAFES. HAWKES B. B. Central Depot BARTH JOHN A. 75 Clinton Jebb T. A. Main cor. Terrace BUFFALO SCALE WORKS Macnamara & Wolford, 369 Main CO., 63 Main (See adv. page 365) MAYER JACOB, 386 Main DOBINSON W. A. & CO. 86 O'TOOLE PATRICK,Spaulding's Main (See adv. page 375) Exchange HEISER WM. 83 Clinton (See Phillips Elizabeth, 15 Central whf. adv. page 383) INSURE IN THE JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE INSUR- ance Co. The REST for many reasons. AT DODD, BEST & CO'S, BUFFALO, N. Y. BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 81

SAIL MAKERS. Bolz John J. 252 Sycamore BORST DAN'L, 241 W. Genesee Franklin & Rand, Ohio c. Canal Bowles Barney, 606 S. Division McCabe

82 BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

DENZ MATTHIAS, 182 Batavia Frenz Henry, 36 Sycamore Derk Joseph, 723 Michigan Freund Louis, 2u0 Exchange DIEBOLD C. 336 Ohio Fribus Peter A. 77 Batavia Diebold Garhard, 67 Canal Friedman X. 187 High Diebolt Bernhardt, 194 Svcamore Fry John, 1510 Main DOLL M. & C. F. 174 Pearl Gastels Joseph, 170 Terrace Dominick J. Washington cor. Geher Geo. 36 Batavia Goodell G&ISRN MATHIAS, 391 Spring Donkor John, 246 Carlton Geisz Ignatz, Batavia cor. Pratt DOPP NICHOLAS,48 Hamburgh Gentsch G. 344 Ellicott DORNFELD A. 574 Washington Gerber S. 797 Main Doyle tTohn, 288 Ohio Gercken Casper, 163 Canal DOYLE & MANNING, 20 Main Gerhardt Jacob, 23 Svcamore Drechsei Julius, 34 Ohio GERING FREDERIC, 124 Clin­ Drescher Valentine, 422 Exchange ton Duff James N. 1767 Niagara GERING WM. 356 Chicago DUFF Mrs. 221 Louisiana Gerring Geo. E. 8 Elk Dunigan M. C. 132 Erie GEYER LOUIS, 146 Lemon Duret C. C. 41 E. Chippewa Gillig Prank, 192 Batavia [ton EARL ALBERT, 307 Washing­ GILLIG HENRY, 271 Washing- ton GILLIG L. & SON, 273 Wash­ Ebling John, 100 W. Market ington (See adv. page 314) Eckert Frederic, 55 Elk GOLLWITZER MICHAEL, 605 ELLIOTT JOHN, 188 Terrace Michigan ENGEL FRANCIS, 357 Batavia Graeber Peter, 291 William Engel John, 40 Ohio Granaker Lorenz, 286 Genesee Engelt Bamberg, 357 Batavia Grauer Jacob, 29 River Ernst William, 195 Oak Greiner Herman, 1237 Niagara ESTABROOK & VAUGHN, 8 GRIFFIN THOS. 197 Michigan Le Couteulx Grimm John, 184 E. Genesee Fehringer Thomas, 74 Maple Grinold Rudolph, 254 Ohio Feil Gottlieb, 1832 Niagara Groess J. G. 202 N. Washington Fell John, 88 Michigan GUENDHER WM. 174 North Feltes Nicholas, 88 W. Market HACHMANN FRED. W. 212 FERRIS WM. 295 Seneca E. Genesee Feth Jacob, 300 Pine Haderer John, 852 Genesee Finck John, 443 Sycamore HAEFNER GEO. 350 High Fink C. F. 186 Ohio Haft A. 61 Louisiana Fink John, 265 East HAGER PHILIP, 26 Batavia Fitzpatrick W. 135 Washington Haley John, 370 Ohio Fischer Paul, 78 W. Market Hall John, 505 William Fisher John, 14 Joy, Hampton B. 137 Elk FLEIMING W. 30 Central wharf HANAVAN J. O 79 E. Seneca FLEISCHHAUER THEODORE, Hancock A. H. Genesee c. Erie 189 Main canal FLICKN ER G. W. 265 Exchange Hanny John, 985 Niagara Florian Peter J. 31 W. Eagle HANS JOHN, 268 Batavia Ford Thomas, 188 Seneca Haupt Frederic C. 498 Main Franger Henry, 53 E. Market Hayes John, 166 Canal Frank August, 267 Genesee Hediger Henry, 486 S. Division Frank John, 499 Michigan Heilenberger Eugene, 734 Mich- Freeman E. H 223 Goodell FREESE ARNOLD, 30 E. Gen- HEINRICH BARN'RD, 124 Erie Heis John C. 164 Canal JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, L. M. REAM, AGENT, RUFFALO, N. Y. AT A. H. STAFFORD^ 397 MAIN ST., BUFFALO, N. Y. BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 83

Heissler Jacob, 178 Church Kill J. G. 382 E. Seneca Held B. 534 Genesee Klaiber?€teo. 23 River Hemlich Jacob, 556 Louisiana KLEIN CHAS E. 172 Goodell Hennerle Joseph, 145 E. Genesee Klein J. G. 692 Michigan HENNEBAGER GEORGE,72 E. Kleinknecht Samuel, 493 Spring flenpseo Kleo Jacob, 1525 Clinton Henning W. 30 Central wharf Knell Pe$er, 327 Sycamore Herlan John, 376 Genesee Knobloch John, 368 Batavia HERRMANN C. L. 405 Ellicott Koch Hermann, 361 Genesee HERRMAN N. JOS. 298 Spring Koester Michael, 201 Main HKRTEL JOHN, 2078 Niagara KOHLBACHER ADAM, 212 Highland P. 162 Canal Fourth HOEHN ELIZABETH, 353 Ell­ Kohlbrenner F. 242 Carlton icott KOWALD HENRY, 703 Wash­ HOFER JOHN S. 90 Canal ington HOFFMAN VALENTINE, 54 KRAMER WM. 189 HeacOckcor. E. Genesee Scott HOFFMEYER CASPER, 1595 Kraushaur S. 361 Batavia Niagara Kress Valentine, 268 Amherst Holch Geo. 789 Main KRON JOHN, 585 Michigan Hblman Wm. 364 Perry Kuetler Philip, 18 W. Mohawk Holzkamm Wm. 249 Genesee Kuhn Francis A. 297 Ellicott Hoover John, 477 Michigan Kuhn Geo. 258 Ohio Hottinger Martin, 15 Main KUHN HENRY, 245 Louisiana HOUCK M. 3 Niagara KUrz Nicholas, 2 Maple Howard G. V. 60 E. Seneca LABBY LOUIS, 349 Louisiana HUBER BERNHARDT, 37 River Lamy Peter, 256 Genesee HUMPHREY GEO. 84 Canal Lang John, 29 Evans Huskisson Wm. 108 Exchange Lang Michael, 16" Sycamore H utter Geo. 69 Michigan LARK LOUIS, 1795 Niagara \ JACKY FRED. 607 Michigan Lauser Martin, Emslie cor. Peck­ JAEGER WM. 331 Ellicott (See ham add. page 311) Lawless Thomas, 154 Eik Janki Augustus, 801 Louisiana Lechter Joseph, 115 Emslie n. JEKEL FREDERICK, 329 W. Eagle Genesee Lee Edmund, 84 Michigan Jekel Louis, 49 River LENHARD ADAM, 102 W. JERG JOSEPH (Grad wie in Market Deutchland), 411 Gl-enesee LENHARD ANDREW, 328 E. JOHNSON EDWABD, 281 Ex­ Seneca Lafayette change LENHARD EDWARD J. 12 JOHNSON J. W. 159 Canal LEONARD JOHN, 30 Green Jones John, 76 Lloyd Leonhard Andrew W., W. Eagle c. JONES JOHN, 1375 Niagara Main Kaiser Charles, 39 River Lester David, 75 E. Market KANE P. M. 326 Ohio Leuthe Allis, 298 Genesee Karcher Frederic, 33 Exchange LIGHTEN THAL MATHIAS, 97 Kaig Joseph, 322 Batavia Commercial KEENAN ELLIS, 240 Forest av LIEHTE JOSEPH, 115 Emslie Keiser John, 188 High LINCOLN P. M. r. 1787 Niagara Keller Jacob, 395 Niagara Linder P. 91 E. Genesee KESSEL JOHN, 686 Batavia Lindner Conrad, 214 High Kessler Wm. 1021 William LINK FRANK, 201 W. Genesee Kiener John, 246 Sycamore Lobestein Edward, 46 PerrJ- **GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS." THE "REST" IS THE CHEAPEST. S. N. Lawrence Sc Son, Ruffalo. NOVELTIES AND BARGAINS CONSTANTLY OPENED, 84 BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

LOESCH NICHOLAS, 815 Main Muschal Antoine, 104 Burton alley Loftus D. 39 Michigan MYERS DANIEL, 19 Pearl LORENZ ANTON, 1481 Main Nachbar Matthias, 166 E. Seneca LORENZ CHAS. 137 Canal Nash James, Maryland c. Fifth Lux Henry, 92 Terrace NEBER VALENTINE, 74 E. Lynch Jas. 117 Canal Genesee Lynch John J. 323 Fourth Neuner John, 659 Jefferson [cott LYNCH PAT'K P. 326 Fourth NEWFIELD FRANK, 373 Elli- Mackenroth Christopher, 43 Chi­ Newman Henry, 68 Ohio cago Niederhofer John, 328 Pine MAHER JOHN, 338 Chicago Noye Joseph, 299 Main Mahoney Cornelius, Eleventh cor. O'Brien Mort. 102 Elk Rhode Island O'Brian Thomas, 370 Exchange Maloney Michael, 134 Erie OISHEI JOSEPH, 12 and 14 Ohio - MALZER GEO. 34 Maple Omphalius Geo. 67 Ellicott Maneher James, 24 Hamburgh Ordner John, 216 E. Genesee Manhart Jacob, Exchange cor. ORTHEIM & PAPEY, 70 Com­ Chicago mercial MAN LEY JOHN, 190 Ohio Oswald M. 188 Main Manley Timothy, 182 Ohio Oswald Nicholas, Commercial c. MASMAN J. FRITZ, 380 Ex­ Erie canal [nor change Otto Joseph, 86 William cor. Mil- Massing J. 298 Rogers Otto & Fisher, 271 Batavia Math John, 9 Sycamore PAGELS JOHN, 67 Michigan May Jacob, 316 William Papey Henry, 300 Genesee McAnally Jas. 29 E. Market Peter John, 335 Genesee McAuliffe Timothy, 90 Lloyd Petry Louis, 28 Michigan McCabe Joseph, 175 Elk Pettit Edward, 180 Court " McDERMOT PETER, Niagara Pfocer David, 114 William cor. Ferry Philipps Chas. 23 Terrace [agara McDowell James, 168 Exchange PHILLIPS GEO. rear 1898 Ni- McEnanev Peter, 236 Seneca Pier John, 252 Ohio McINTOSH DON'LD, 1348 Main Pitz Jacob, 34 Exchange McLeod Margaret, 236 Exchange Pitzer J. 30 Commercial Merry man Charles, 26 Main Post Frank, 160 Ohio MEYERS JOHN, 354 Chicago Prechtel Mary Mrs. 563 Batavia Miller Henry, 634 Batavia Quattlander John, 610 Clinton Miller John, 262 Genesee Rammachers Wm. 27 River Miller Lawrence, 1524 Main Ratcliffe Henry, 252*Seneca MILLER MICHAEL, 43 E. Rauch Jacob, 1033 Main Chippewa REAGAN RICHARD, 1 Beak Miller Philip, 373 Genesee Rebstock Stephen, 2064 Niagara Minkler Amalie Mrs. 673 Louisiana REDKER WILLIAM, 33 Main Mooney John, 11 Ohio Reedy John, 602 Perry Mooney P. 69 Water [gan Reichert Louis, 104 Niagara MORAN TIMOTHY, 130 Michi. REINHARDT JAC'B, 1478 Main MORRIS NICHOLAS, 154' Ba­ REINHART JNO. R. 576 Wash­ tavia ington MOSACK CHAS. 63 E. Seneca Reinhart Peter L. 135 Canal Mueller Jacob, 759 Genesee Reiss Andrew, Delaware c. Bouck's MULIHEN EDWD. 223 Louis­ avenue [ton iana Reynolds H. B. Carroll c. Washmg- Mullen John, 48 Exchange RICHARD ANDREW, 375 Ell­ MURPHY EDWD. 194 Ohio icott PREMIUMS MAY RE PAIR ANNUALLY, semi-annually, or quarterly, as the Insurer desires, in the JOHN HANCOCK. AT DODD, BEST & CO.'S, 410, 412, 414 MAIN ST. BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 85

RICKERT FREDK. 149 Main Shearer Thomas, 170 Erie Riegelman Frederic, 69 E. Genesee Shorp John, 28 Hamburgh RIEGGER XAVIER, 106 Canal Siebert Nicholas, 247 Main Rings A. F. 560 Louisiana Siegfried G. 68 E. Genesee Robinson Robert, 1693 Niagara Siehl Frederic, 79 Clinton ROBINSON WM. 166 Elm Simon Andrew, 46 Evans Robinson William F. 11 Central Slater Edward, 164 Ohio wharf Slinker John, 265 Louisiana RODERUS GEO. S. 182 E. Genesee SLIPPER GEO. 46 Commercial Roedtke John, 44 Ohio Small Peter, 426 Exchange Rolf Auguste, 212 Batavia Smith Frank, 277 N. Division Rosar Peter, 225 Washington Smith Geo. & Bro. 234 Main ROSENBAUN J. 44 Carolina Smith John M. 100 Washington Rosner Henry, 251 Sycamore Smyth Wm. 20 Hamburgh ROTH FREDERICK, 347 Clinton Soller John, 604 Genesee ROTH GEO. 191 E. Genesee Sommers Julius, 449 Main ROTH WM. Bird Island pier Souter Dennis, 77 E. Market RUCH NICHOLAS, 446 Ohio Sparfelt Julius, 128 E. Genesee RUDLEN JAS. 37 Exchange Spath Louis, 132 Canal Rudolph Julius, 47 E. Market SPEISSER AUGUST, 263 Wash­ Ruger J. S. 33 Michigan ington Ruhlman E. 372 Ohio Spoeri Francis, 804 Main Russ E. 571 Batavia Sprickman Louis, 17 Water Ryan William, 141 Elk Sprisler J. J. 503 Niagara SALLES MICHAEL, 474 Ellicott Stahr Geo. 310 Genesee Sanwald John, 318 High Stapf Joseph, 281 William Sauer John, 1834 Niagara Staub Joseph, 39 E. Seneca Sauerwein Henry, 13 Court Steigler Robt. 285 Batavia Saunders Thomas, 63 Chippewa Stein Philip, Commercial c. Pearl Sawyer Chas. C. 39 E. Chippewa STEINGOETTER ANDREW, Schaud Catharine, 596 Washington Michigan cor. William Schell D. 791 Washington Steinhouser Conrad, 68 Hamilton SCHENCK JACOB, 206 Dearborn cor. East Schenkelberger J. 833 Main Stengel John, 204 Sycamore Scheuerman J. I. Sycamore Stengel Louis, 15 Clinton Schick Wm. 1095 Michigan STERN HENRY, 995 Niagara SCHIER GEO. 51 Terrace STOHR JOHN, 185 East cor. Schintzius M. 184 Ohio Hamilton SCHLEGEL HENRY, 56 Terrace Storck M. 351 Main Schlegel Rudolph, 7 W. Genesee Strack Gottfried, 165 William Schmid Joseph, 440 Clinton Strasser Louis, 20 Goodell SCHMIDT CHAS. T. 569 and 571 Streifler Jacob, 136 Sycamore Michigan Stressinger Christoper, 172 Exch'ge Schmidt L. 63 Prime Strieker Chas. 169 E. Genesee Schmitt Christopher, 426 William Stritt Benedict, 319 Carroll Scholmueller Mary, 885 William STRITT NICHOLAS, 350 Chi­ Schraft Adam, 658 Louisiana cago tSCHWAB LOUIS, 188 Michigan STROBEL CASPER, 34 River . SCHWABEL SEBASTIAN, 349 Strohmaeir Christopher, 48 Ohio Batavia Strub Diebold, 608 Main Schwartz George, 9 E. Genesee . Sturm Geo. 655 Batavia Scrottenbrenner Alois, 660 Batavia STUTZ LORENZ, 442 Batavia SECKLER ANTON, 493 Monroe Swauney Wm. 170 Ohio Seipp Henry, 599 Main Swope Ellen, 1019 William NOBBY GOORS for Gent's Wear, Solid Pearl Sleeve Buttons, at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 315 Main Street, Buffalo. CONSTANTLY IN RECEIPT OF NEW STYLES OF NECK-WEAR, 86 BUFFALO BUSINESS DIREGfORY.

TABOR ANDREW, r. 1787 Ni- Weyand Chas. 793 Main Weyand Wm. Exchange cor. TALLON JAS. 62 South Hamburgh Talsman Barker.Jbot Ferry White Louis, 236 Perry THEOBALD FRED'K, Emslie WIDMER JOS. A. 140 E. Seneca cor. N. Division (See adv. page 824) Thieleman Philip, 98 Exchange Wiles Alexander, 726 Michigan THOMAS J ABED C. 33 E. WILLGANSZ CHRISTIAN, 190 Seneca. Carolina Thompson Samuel, 233 Seneca WILLIAMS JOHN, 212 Carroll Tigue Austin, Ferry cor. Canal Willson Chas. A. 507 Michigan TILLSON JAS. 95 Main Wilson Wm. foot Erie Timon Timothy, 977 Niagara WOHLFART PETER, 819 Main TINKER J. B. 217 Washington Wolff Christopher, 347 Genesee TrankleF. 119 Batavia Wood & Callestine, 58 Lloyd* TRIEPEL J. 10 Hamburgh Workman Edwin, 124 Canal TROENDLE MATHIAS, 282 Wuerges Wm. 118 Cherry^ i$ Clinton Wunderle Anthony, 267 Batavia Upper Benj. 92 Commercial Wurm Frederick, 172 North VetterM*. 677 Batavia Wurster Geo. 2 Joy Voetsch Mary Mrs. 388 Genesee Wurster John, 96 Washington Vogt Philip, 850 Genesee WURTZ PHILIP, 538 William Volk John, 211 Sycamore Young Daniel, 505 Batavia Vollmer Wm. H. 87 Batavia Youngman Rens, 1232 Niagara Vonemer F. 352 Elk ZANTZIG HENRY, 136 Erie: Waldraff Stephen, 142 William ZELLER LOUIS, 145 Lemon WALKER ALEXANDER, 128 Zillig Geo. 146 William Erie Zimmer Fred. 1836 Main Walker Christian, 1873 Niagara ZIMMERMAN JNO. 614 Eagle" Walker Joseph, 523 Michigan Zimmerman J. & P. (Summer Gar­ WALTER CASPER, 125 Syca­ den), Jefferson n. Sycamore more Zimmers Wm. 120 Church Walter John M. 639 Seneca ZOELLER FREDERICK, 22 Walter Leonard, 625 Seneca Hamburgh Wannenmaker S. 43 River ZURISSELLER ANTON, 343 WARE JOHN C. 215 Elk Court WEBER GEO. 276 Terrace WEBER GEO. L. 361 Ellicott SALT. Webster 8. 243 Chicago Lovering C. F. 30 Central wharf Weed Henry A. 198 Oak Weigel feter, 305 Oak SASH LOCKS. Weil Jacob, 28 Main CLARK & CO. Virginia cor. Ni­ WEINGARTtfER FRED'K, 42 agara (See adv. front coVd page) Commercial GARRETSON BROS. 32 Miami Weissenburger J. 1724 Niagara SHEPHARD JOHN D. 128 Chi­ Welker John, 696 Genesee cago (See adv. inside back cover) WELZEL JOHN N. 722 Ex­ change SAUSAGE CUTTER MANP.f Wenner Louis, 771 Batavia Werts Joseph, 203 Perry DOEBERT FERDINAND, 355 WERTSCH C. PAUL, 19 W. E. Genesee (See adv. page 407) Eagle WEYAND AUGUST, Terrace c. SAUSAGE MAKERS. Pearl Seekler Joseph, 748 Michigan THE JOHN HANCOCK IS PURELY MUTUAL, aU th© Profits BEING DIVIDED AMONG THE INSURER, AT A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST. BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 87

SAW FILERS. ST. JOSEPH'SCOL*LEGE, Chris­ Amesbury Jacob, 119 Elk tian Brothers, 3 Delaware Grotz Wm. 1513 Niagara Wright Julia, 155 Mohawk Hahn Frederic, 7 Court Krasselt John E. 101 Ash SEA GRASS. Massmann M. 364 Elm Perrott George, 245 Ferry Mathes Philip, 59 E. Huron ;EEIF ANTHONY, under St. SEAMSTRESSES. James Hall (See adv. page 391) Dukes Mary, 66 Delaware place Fontaine Drucilla, 226 Main SAW MILLS. Gasgoine Matilda, Thirteenth cor. PIERCE JEROME, Lousiana c. Vermont Fulton (See adv. page 374) Hammill Margaret, 64 Cottage Leslie Mary A. 13 Fifth SCALES. Pierce Miss Jenny V. 248 Elm . BUFFALO SCALE WORKS CO. Pike Harriet P. 228 Pearl 63 Main (See adv. page 365) Powell Mary, 107 Folsom DOBINSON W. A & Co. 86 Main Reeves Elvira Miss, 525 Eleventh (See adv. page 375) Siagel Emeline, 372 Ninth Pratt & Co. 44, 48 and 50 Terrace. Steaver Mary Miss, 31 E. Tupper SCHOOL FURNITURE. SEEDS. CHASE W. & SON, 212 Seventh BATTERSON N. D. 108 W. Mar­ HERSEE WILLIAM & CO. ket (See adv. page 321) (slates), 292 Elm (See adv. next Comstock Martin, 21 Main back colored page) GRINTON & CO. 602 Main (See MEAD & CO Court c. Sixth adv. page 405) R^EKER AUGUST, 98 Batavia JOHNSON WALLACE, 70 Main (See adv. page 391) (See adv. page 321) KESTER IRVING & CO. 103 SCHOOLS. Main (See adv. page 321) (For Public Schools, see Contents; see MANNING & HOUSE, 29 Main also Teachers) " (See adv. page 321) Bristol D. Mrs. 379 Tenth URBAN GEO. & CO. 144 E. Sen­ Brodhead F. T. 509 Washington eca (See adv. page 321) Falck S. Hebrew Temple WIGGINS D. B. 440 Main (See Federhen F. (music), Hebrew adv. page 898) Temple German Lutheran School, Goodell SEEDSMEN. c. Maple . [Pearl (See also Nurserymen; also Florists.) Heathcote, H. C. Williams, 310 GRINTON & CO. 602 Main (See HOXSIE A P. Mrs. (music), 121 Franklin (See adv. page 353) adv. page 405) Martin Luther College, Maple n Virginia SEWER BUILDERS. Prussian Church, 76 William BALCOM P. A. Main c. Ferry St. Annis, Henry Brecker, Emslie (See adv. page 403) St. Stephen's Church, Rudolf Fish­ LYTH JOHN & SONS, Puffer, er, Adams east of Main (See adv. page 408) St. Francis' Xavier, P. Metzger, 159 East [Pine SEWER PIPE. St Mary's Church, B. Klanholz, (See also Drain Pipe.) St. Mary's Industrial School, 63 BALCOM P. A. Main c. Ferry Franklin IV. (See adv. page 403) THE Celebrated EUREKA SHIRTS, Paris Yoke and Perfect Fitting, Manufactured only by S. N. Lawrence Sc Son. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND CLOAKING?, BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

SEWIlfG MACHINES. PIERCE JEROME, Louisiana ./ETNA, Theodore Meyer, agent, cor. Fulton (See adv. page 374) 4 E. Huron (See adv. back colored THOMPSON THOMAS, 29 Ton­ page awanda AMERICAN, J. H. Jewett, agent 406 Main (See adv. page 343) SHIP BROKERS AND VES­ Florence, J. F. Newhall, agent. SEL AGENTS. 401 Main Brown Neil, 11 Ohio Globe Sewing Machine Co. Bata­ Collins & Kenny, 16 Central via n. Ellicott wharf GROVER & BAKER, E. E. Cotton L. H. 2 Main Hawkins, agent, 411 Main (See Darraugh William, foot Main adv. front colored page) Laughlin J. M. 60 Prime HOWE, J. N. Dorris & Go. agents, Smith H. H. & Co. 64 Prime 18 W. Swan (See adv. opposite Tompkinson & Wright, 17 Central title page) ' wharf. SINGER, J. S. Dawley, agent, 402 Main (See front cover) SHIP CARPENTERS. Wheeler & Wilson, Milton Silsby (See Boat and Ship Builders.) agent, 275 Main SHIP CHANDLERS/ Wilcox & Gibbs, H. A. Yates agent, 14 S. Division Bemis E. S. J's Son, 29 Ohio WILSON SHUTTLE, L. G. MONTGOMERY JOHN H. Dock Johnson, agent, 1845 Niagara cor. Water (See adv. page 319) WILSON SHUTTLE, William NEWMAN, VOSBURGH & BA­ Wise, agent, 8 E. Eagle (See KER, Lloyd c. Prime (See adv. adv. page 408) page 316) SEWING MACHINE AND SHIP SMITHS. MUSICAL INSTRUMENT Donaldson Bros. Ohio c. Columbia REPAIRERS. Hickman Arthur, 172 Ohio McNAUGHTON DANIEL, 27 Simon A. W. 187 W. Tupper Lloyd (See adv. page 373) SHEEP SKINS, Shepard Andrew J. 10 State (See also Leather.) SHIPPING OFFICES. Aman & Loosen, Granger n. Ohio slip SMITH & GRAVES, 67 Prime Bowen & Hatch, 706 Swan Brown Neil, 11 Ohio Knorr & Welzel, 222 Van Rensse­ SHIRT MANUFS. laer Lymburner H. J 714 Carroll LAWRENCE S. N. & Son, 315 Lymburner H. M. 23 Green Main (See foot lines through Peterson John, 779 Seneca book) PLATT A. B. 46 Green Lee George H. Mrs. 325 Main Strauss Matthias, 367 Chicago Nauson Emma, 381 Main Torrey Uriel R. 712 Carroll STAFFORD A. H. 397 Main (See head lines through book) SHINGLE MACHINES. SUMNER AMBROSE D. 13 W. PIERCE JEROME, Louisiana Eagle. (See adv. page 340) cor. Fulton (See adv. page 374) Tripp George B. 11 N. Division SHINGLE MILLS. SHOES. Forness Frank, foot of Hamilton (For anything connected with this busi­ Parsons J. W. Ross c. Winans ness, see Boots and Shoes.) The JOHN HANCOCK has Hundreds of Policies in Western New York. Ask THEM about it. AT DODD, BEST & CO.'S, AMERICAN BLOCK, BUFFALO. BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 89

SHOOKS. SLEIGH MANUF. Hale & Shaw, Pratt slip Hannibal F. G. 1369 Niagara Holmes E. & B. Michigan n. N. N. Y. C. R. R. depot SOAP AND CANDLES. Pierce Jerome, Louisiana cor. Ful­ Atkinson E. J. 24 Burwell place ton BELL R. W. & Co. 14 Pearl (See Sigison George W. Wabash adv. inside front cover) Starkey A. 60 Mackinaw Dantzer P. M. 299 Exchange GO WANS & BEARD, 269 Perry SHOW CARDS. Hoefner Anselm,160 VanRenssaler Hoffman James P. 16 E. Seneca Honegger Joseph, (candles), 383 HOGAN WILLIAM (glass), 205 Michigan Main Honer Frank J. 714 Genesee Lautz Bros. & Co. 26 Hanover SHOW CASES. THOMPSON H. 270 Perry (See BARRETT STEPHEN, 307 adv. page 388) Washington WELLER JUSTUS, 964 Seneca RAEKER A. 98 Batavia (See adv. page 394) SPICE. SCHLEHR JOHN W. 360 Main (See Coffee and Spice.) (See adv. page 393) STABLES. SILVER PLATERS. Barker C. B. (boarding), Seneca Choyer T. 323 Main cor. Miohigan Dubois Philo, 331 Washington Bebe Clintcn, 355 Clinton Lang Charles, 229 Washington BURTON E. J. (boarding), 58 VALENTINE & BRO. 17 Court Pearl (See adv. page 370) Callahan Richard, 332 Washington and 202 Pearl SILVER WARE. Cowing B. J. (boarding), 113 Ca­ nal CASTLE D. B. 161 Main (See Daniels & Bro. 52 Michigan adv. page 362) Baniels L. (sale) 163 Carroll DICKINSON T. &E..254 Main EFNER GEORGE B. 24 Ellicott (See adv. page 361) Elliott John (boarding), 24 Lock HOTCHKISS HIRAM, 286 Main FORD WILLIAM A. 75 Carroll (See adv. page 362) (See adv. page 397) Gillespie A. A. 58 Prime SLATE. Harris Daniel P. 299 Washington Breed & Co. (school), 109 Erie MILLER C. F. 2 Lock CHATMAN JAMES W. 56 Ter­ MILLER CHARLES W. 300 race (See adv. page 387) Washington GALT JOHN, 126 Perry (See MINGS JAMES, 11 W. Genesee adv. page 387) Mings & White, 45 Chippewa HERSEE W. & CO. (school), Elm Oaks Ira, 460 Washington. n. Batavia (See adv. next back Perkins & Gaines, 967 William colored page) Petrie Wm. H. (boarding) 54 OS BORN J. W. & MARTIN, 198 Washington Scott (See adv. page 387) PIERCE & POLLEY, 40 E. Swan VAIL GEORGE O. & CO. 340 Stanfield James C. 249 Michigan Ohio Stevenson J. S. & J. I. 382 Wash. "WATERS A. F. agent, 198 Scott Vincent & Hawes, 133 Niagara (See adv. page 387) Wayland George, 126 W. Tupper White Shirts! Fancy Shirts! Neglige Shirts! made to order by S. N. Lawrence Sc Son, 314 Main St., Runalo. MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,

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STAINED GLASS MANU­ EAGLE IRON WORKS, Dun­ FACTURERS. bar & Howell, Perry cor. Mis­ BOOTH & RIESTER, 29 Pearl sissippi (See adv. page 371) Patent Compound Engine Compa­ (See adv. page 332) ny, 14 W. Swan STAIR BUILDERS. SAND PAUL, Mechanic n. Ter­ (See Carpenters.) race(See adv. page 396) STARCH. SHEPARD IRON WORKS,Ohio opp. Cent. R. R freight depot BELL R. W. & Co. 14 Pearl (See (See adv. page 369) adv inside front cover ) Gilbert Colgate, Hamilton c. Canal STEAM FITTING. THOMPSON H. 270 Perry (See TOYE THOMAS W. 17 West adv. page 388) Eagle (See adv. page 406) STATIONERS STEAM GAUGES. (Seealso Booksellers; also Paper Ware­ Bourgeois C. 21 Sycamore houses.) Dempster & Co. 36 Washington BESSER ERNST & BRO. 487 RAY & SIZER, Wash. c. Perry Main (See adv page 351) CHRISTEY & JENKS, 200 Main STENCIL CUTTERS. CROSSLAND S. & CO. 37 E. EDMONDS THOMAS,9 Brown's Seneca building (See adv. page 334) FELTON & BRO. 195 Main OLIVER W. W. 190 Main (See Kensington M. L. 348 Main adv.paye 357) Leavitt James S. 90 Lloyd Potter W. W. & Co. 31 Exchange SCHMIDT A. 535 Main (See adv. page 344) STEREOTYFERS. WARREN, JOHNSON & CO. (See also Type Founders.) 197 Main (See adv. page 346) HALLEY & NEWMAN, 200 YOUNG.LOCK WOOD & JOHN­ Main (See adv. page 356) SON, 2>)9 Main (See adv. opp. Jewett. Chandler & Co 216 Wash. page 128) LYMAN N. 36 West Seneca (See STATUARY. adv. page 357) Pelligrine A. 458 Main STONE YARDS. STAVES. Bailey L. Williamsville Road Holloway Isaac, Michigan c. Canal Dutton E. H. 6 Main Howells James, 184 Church Gillespie Albert A. 58 Prime Lipp John A. Batavia c Elm Hale Henry H. 1 Commercial whf. Miller George, Oak c. Huron HOLMES E. &B. Michigan n. Uebelhoer Nicholas & Son, 846 Hamburgh canal (See adv. page Main WHITMORE, R ATHBUN & CO. PIERCE JEROME, Louisiana c 14 Henry Fulton (See adv. page 374) Safford Elisha (flour), ft. Hamilton STONEWARE. Sigison George W. Wabash BRAUN C W. 449 Seneca (See STARKEY A. 60 Mackinaw adv. page 402) Taylor A. C. Hamburg c. Scott STOVES. STEAM ENGINES. (See also Tin and Coppersmiths.) (See also Iron Works.) Bingham R. M. & Son, Church COLLIGON F. Washington cor. cor Jackson Perry (See adv. page 370) Britton N. 8 Pearl ALL POLICIES ARE NON-FORFEITARLE IN THE JOHN HANCOCK, AFTER ONE PAYMENT. AT A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST., BUFFALO. BUFFALO BUSINESS DIEECTOBY. 91

Brower & Garono, 104 Batavia Bruce H. 83 Pearl DUDLEY & ROCKWELL, 333 Brueck Valentine, 294 Main Main (See adv. page 892) ' BSUNN & LOTH, 253 Main FELTHOUSEN & RUSSELL, Burghardt F. A. 72 Clinton 139 and 141 Main (See adv. page Claus Daniel, 193 E. Genesee 377) Cooley Luther, 15 Arcade Fishbach J. P. 64 E Chippewa Cooley William S. 7 Seneca FOWLER & SONS, 98 Seneca Corr William, 8 Brown's building (See adv. page 366) Denerling John, 669 Batavia Fullerton John, 138 Erie - DIEBOLT ANDREW, 54 Com­ HILL F. C. 64 Pearl (See adv. mercial page 404) Dillane James, 148 Seneca Hofheins Alexander, 272 Seneca DOD&WORTH WILLIAM, 132 Hubbell & Brother, 60 Scott Main HUSTEDJOHNH. & Son, 145 Dubois James B. 183 Main [see Main (See adv. page 391) Eichelsdoerfer Michael, 113 Gene- JEWETT JOHN C. & SON, 319 Fitzgerald G. P. 161 E. Exchange Main (See adv. page 333) GETHING & SWEET, 283 Main Jewett & Root, Mississippi n. Perry Gottschalk Andrew, 188 Batavia Kieffer & Hausle, 515 Main Hempe Frederick, 629 Batavia KNAPP & FEIDT, 433 Batavia Herle George, 44 Spruce (See adv. page 377) HERMANN JOHN, 127 Niagara Krueger J. F. W. 45 E. Genesee HETTRICK PETER, 152 Excha. Loebig Michael, 343 Genesee Himmighofen C. P. 333 Main McQuade S. 325 W. Genesee Holtz H. F. 13 Main Miller W. 448 Seneca HORMES WILLIAM, 647 Bata­ MORGENSTERN PETER, 205 via E. Genesee Hoyer Lawrence, 364 Elk Nye Monroe, 388 Seneca Jeutter John C. 675 Washington Schwartz L. & Co. 363 Main Johnson M. 423 N. Division Shaw & Ferris, 446 Main Johnson & Martin, 39 E. Seneca, Spitzmiller A. & Co. 348 Main KEHRER ANTON, 169 William Walbridge Charles E. 271 Main KEMTER J. GEORGE, 135 Chip­ Weber P. J. 56 E. Seneca pewa Wltte Louis, 235 Genesee Kennett Thomas, 273 Main Kessel John, 686 Batavia STRAW GOODS. Klein John 635 Batavia STILLMAN, SIRRET & CO. KUNZ THEODOKE, 769 Seneca (wholesale) 213 Main (See adv.- Leibrich Geo. 498 Genesee page 339) Loebs Jacob, 15 Chippewa Mannhard J. 259 Batavia SURG. INSTRUMENTS. MAURY JOHN C 211 Main Sieffert J C. 449 Michigan Mc Murray Thomas, 368 Main SURVEYORS. Mehltretter C. 367 Batavia METZGER JACOB, 22 Main (See Civil Engineers.) Mevius J. H. Mohawk c. Main TAILORS AND DRAPERS. Mohr Edward, 51 Seneca (See Clothiers.) Niederfreum N. 287 Batavia Bergman Wm. 324 Batavia Noeller William, 404 Batavia Bogert J B, 196 Main PALLISTER & BARTH, 207 BOMMEL F. 71 Clinton Pearl Braunlein Stephen, 216 E Genesee PROCTOR JOHN, 106 Church Brock & Wiener, 201 Main and Ramage George, 168 E. Seneca 188 Washington Ribbel C. A. 317 Main dent's Furnishing Goods, Cardigan Jackets, Mufflers and Knit Scarfs, at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 815 Main Street. M0URNHI6 SUITS, BONNETS, CAPS AND VEILS, 92 BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Rohr John, 126 Terrace Brodhead F. T. 509 Washington Roll August, 170 Seneca Cameron Charles, 281 Hudson RULAND VALENTINE, 1806 Filbert Louis E. 253 Elm Niagara Malhoubie Charles, 175 Allen Schaffer Frank, 345J Main Schimke John, 11 Court TEAMSTERS. Schmall Geo. 100 Niagara Buffalo Omnibus Co. 89 Green Schmidt John C. 1884 Niagara Elliott B. 8 Exchange SCHMITT BERNHARD, 577 Farrell Andrew, Erie St. Depot Seneca Smith George, Mechanic, SCHNEIDER JAMES, 19 E. TEAS. Swan Schneider Wm. 445 Genesee Hersee Wm. 301 Main Schwein Philip, 484 William TELEGRAPH OFFICES, Sheldon Wm. 239 Niagara Atlantic & Pacific, 10 E. Seneca, J. Sippel Adam, 12 S. Division H. Crane, manager Sippel C. & Co. 461 Main Montreal, Main cor. Seneca, Geo. Sippel George, 325 Washington A Burrett, manager Stahr Louis, 108 E. Genesee Western Union, Main c. Seneca, STAMBACH W. P. & P. C. 5 C. S. Cutting, manager Main (See adv. page 340) Stein & Renner, 215 Main THRESHING MACHINES. 'Stuart W. H. 410 and 412 Main HALL J. H. Fourth c. Carolina Thaler & Rosengren, 260 Main (See adv page 368) THEOBALD & KRUPP, 452 Main TILES. Tryon M. H. 294 Main BALCOM P. A. Cold Spring (See Uhlig August, 39 Pearl adv. page 403) ULRICH M. & J. 223 E. Genesee VAIL GEO. O. |& CO. 340 Ohio UNBEHAUN FRANK F. 405 E. TIN AND COPPERSMITHS. Genesee WALSH MICHAEL, 246 Wash­ (See also Stove Dealers.) ington Banear Jacob, 339 Elk Werle & Smith, 85 Main Bauer Charles, 259 William Wheeler Robert, 156 E. Eagle Bautz Elizabeth, 261 Elk Whinham Robert, 278 S. Division Berry James, 338 Niagara Winkler George C. 787 Main Bower Geo. P. 763 Seneca Young A. M. 307 Washington Britton N. 8 Pearl Young John, 142 Exchange BROWN & McCUTCHEON, 16, Zinns Frederick, 134 Batavia 18 and 20 Elk (See adv. page 370) TANNERS & CURRIERS. Cain Michael, 13 Fifth (See also Leather Dealers.) CASE W. A. Wash. cor. Ohio Coit G. C. & Son, 70 Exchange CHASE C. W. 1839 Niagara Laub & Zeller, Lord c. Clinton Craghill Thomas, 116 Hudson Loud Adam, 154 Emslie CUNION MARTIN, 678 Batavia Dudley Brothers, 61 Main TEACHER OF ELOCUTION. DUDLEY & ROCKWELL, 333 Grant J. J. 190 Main Main (See adv. page 392) Elsinhorst John H. 188 Batavia TEACHERS OF LAN- FELTHOUSEN & RUSSELL, GUAGES. 141 Main (See adv. page 377) (See also Schools.) Fisher Martin, 8 Huron Briggs Horace, 51 Park place Fuller Andrew, 109 Commercial THE JOHN HANCOCK'S RATES OF PREMIUMS ARE AS Low as any Company can offer and do a safe business. AT DODD, BEST & CO'S, 410, 412, 414 MAIN ST. BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 93

I Fullerton John, 138 Erie De Bray Adam, 167 Main I Galliard Leopold, 1801 Niagara I Dernan Joseph, 13 Clinton I GILBERT A. D. 85 Main (See FETTE CHARLES & CO. 120 E. adv. page 392) Genesee (See adv. page 396) Harris James, 1262 Niagara Geyer F. C. W. & Sons, 453 Main I Henrich John, 301 William Ha3hn Otto F. 349 Main I Herd B. 367 Genesee Hay en Jacob F. 13 Terrace HILL F. C. Pearl cor. Seneca Hickey John A. 83 Main (See adv. page 404) Howard, Gibson F. & Co. 200 I Jefferson M. & Son, 167 W. Washington Mohawk Klock & Go. 94 Lloyd I Kneeland E. Y. 75 Batavia Klock & Plumb, 153 Main I Lipp John, 373 Batavia Lee & Chilcott, 269 Seneca * I McQuade S. 325 W. Genesee Levyn Sigmund, 389 Main I Northern Julius, 373 Michigan Lloyd Alfred A. 346 Main I Pfeifer George, 1049 Main Maglauchlin John J. 8 Central I Reichert Bros 537 Main wharf I RICK JOHN Jr. 315 Batavia MOORE PETER L. 74 E. Seneca I Road Frederick, 640 Genesee Morris John B. 26 Main I Sachs Louis, 294 Batavia MULDOON CHARLES A. 9 I Schaneman B. 2 Washington St. Main Market Neu George 211 E. Genesee I Schmitt Anselm, 750 Seneca NEWMAN HENRY, 144 Ohio j SEILHEIMER C. 626 Clinton (See adv. page 344) I Shaw & Kavanagh, 83 Seneca Nuss Valentine, 51 E. Genesee I Shaw & Kennedy, 81 Main Pfennig Frank, 99 E. Genesee Shepherd S. & Co. 236 Clinton Rayner Andrew J. 355 Main I Storms & Dorer, 32 Lloyd Riley Harlow, 102 Canal Theobald Charles A. 265 Carroll Roeder & Zink, 198 Pearl WEBER P. J. 56 Seneca Small Daniel D. 133 Main I Wheeler H. Eleventh c. Virginia Smith & Stone, 200 Main [esee I Wick Adam, 648 Batavia SPIES ANTHONY, 626 E. Gen- I Zuber Jacob, 689 Seneca Stalk Charles, 102 Niagara Stuwim William, 113 William TIN PIPE MANUPS. Thorn William, 9 E. Seneca CORNELL LEAD CO. Delaware WALKER & DICKEY, 18 E. c Virginia (See adv. opp. page Seneca (See adv. page 396) 231) WEISENHEIMER WILLIAM, 237 Genesee (See adv. page 357) TINSMITH'S STOCK. Zenner Edward, 158 Exchange NEWMAN W. H. H. 78 Main (See adv. front colored page) TOOLS. TOBACCONISTS. BAKER GEORGE M. Genesee (See also Cigar Manufs.) cor. Wash. (See adv. page 367) Adams A. M. & Co. 259 Wash. BLAIR & WHERLEY, Wilke­ j BLESS N. 37 E. Market son n. Court I Braentigara Anton, 349 Main Parr George, 283 Court BREITWIESER'HENRY, 454 White L. & J. J. (planes), 312 Main Exchange Brost George, 32 Commercial TOWING CO'S. BROWN CODY S. & BRO. 116 I Exchange Rochester Towing Co. Newman Cover* Stephen B. 305 Main block Shirts! Shirts! Shirts on hand and made to order, warranted to fit. S. N. Lawrence & Son, 315 Main St., Buffalo. FINE LINEN COLLARS, CUFFS AND BOSOMS, 94 BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

TRANSPORTATION AND TRUNKS. TICKET AGENTS. Carey H. M. 233 Main Allen C. (ticket), 142 Exchange FKINE JACOB, 31 E. Seneca Arms B. M. (ticket), 177 Main (See adv. page 375) Bassett D. K. <& J. C. 103 Exch. Frankenstein Fred'k. 8 E. Seneca Caldwell S. D. (freight), 177 Main HAGELIN ADOLPHUS, 273 Cassaday Robert (ticket), 174 Exch. Main (See adv. page 337) Darling George (white line), 126 HUMPHREY DANIEL K. 303 Exchange Maim Duempelman L. C. 9 W. Mohawk RUNCIE S. HENRY, 308 Main Grandin H. M. 10 Ohio (See adv. page 307J?7 Isaacs David (ticket), 465 Main Young John, 306 Main Jerome H. K. (lake), Michigan c. Ohio TUG COLLECTORS. . Klauck J. W. 177 Exchange (See Collectors.) KRAUSE C. H. (people's dis- patch), 523 Exchange TURNING, SAWING, &c. Level John C. 167 Exchange Adler Albert (ivory), 479 Main MALCOLM W. L. (railroad), AVERY J. T. 30 Mechanic (See Main c. Exchange adv. page 381) Moore T. M. 14 Commercial GEORGE & BAKER, 379 Ellicott MORGAN S. W. & CO. (lake), (See adv. page 394.) t£more 18 Central wharf Hanes F. <& Son (wood), 182 Syca- MYERS DANIEL (ticket), 166 HOLMES E. & B. Michigan (See Erie (See adv. page 809) adv page 385.) [Court Randall M. (Lake Shore R. R.) 21 Scofield Augustus,* Wilkeson n. Exchange Solomon M. (ivory), 208 Terrace Schermerhorn Z. M. (Northern SUOR JOSEPH, Wilkeson cor. Central R. R.) 31 Exchange Court Stellwagen John, foreign ex­ change, forwarding and passage, TWINE. 475 Main [Erie] (See Cordage.) Whitmore John, (G. T. R.) 145 Wood J. S. (blue line), 345 Main TYPE FOUNDERS. TRANSPORTATION COM­ HALL$Y & NEWMAN, 2C0 PANIES. Main (See adv. page 356) Commercial Line Propellers, Chas. LYMAN N. 38 W. Seneca (See Ensign, manager, Ohio c. Missip. adv. page 367) Evans J. C. & E. T. Water c. UMBRELLAS. Canal Merchant's Western Line, Frank Schwinn John W. 621 Washington Williams & Co. foot Commercial Munderback John S. 33 Central UNDERTAKERS. wharf Crowley Timothy, Court cor. Pearl Niles H. & Co. Ohio c. Mississippi Farwell H. D. 17 and 19 Niagara Union Steamboat Co. S D. Cald- Fogarty & Courtney, 15 Court wellj general manager, 5 Ohio Kraft F. J. 31 E. Huron Western Transportation Co. Erie Lanphier Thos. 203 Seneca Basin Meacham Geo. 19 Niagara Northnagel Anna, 279 Batavia TRUNK SLAT MANUF. Peirce Loring, 218 Franklin Bradley L. 338 Niagara Pfeiffer Geo. F. 88 Goodell NO COMPANY STANDS BETTER IN THE MASSACHUSETTS STATE REPORT than the JOHN HANCOCK. AT A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST. BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 95

UPHOLSTERERS. WASHING CRYSTAL. BAKER & PULLMAN, 165 ASMUS JOHN, 275 E. Genesee Washington (See adv. page 398) (See adv. page 388) Bale G. T. 428 Elk Shirrellj Fisher & Co. 301 Niagara CUTLER & MORGAN, 76 Pearl (See adv. page 333) [ton WASHING MACHINES. Deveraux Robt. M. 228 Washmg- IRR JOSEPH, 550 Main (See ELDER STEWART, 350 Main adv page 399) (See adv. page 335) WACKERMAN T. V. 516 Main EMORY JAS. 17 W. Mohawk HONSEL WM. 54 E. Genesee WATCHES, JEWELRY, &0. (See adv. page 393) LevyS..N.89 Huron (See also Jewelers.) ROBINSON & KORZELIUS, 361 BESANCON J. 144 Batavia Main (See adv. page 835) Burch Wm. 613 Perry Thompson M. A. 530 Clinton CASTLE D. B. 161 Main (See adv. WHITE ISAAC D. 257 Main page 362) (See adv. next back colored page) CHURCH R. & SON, 17 Swan Wmegar Philip, 114 Exchange DICKINSON T. & E. 254 Main ZOOK J. R. & J. 113 Commercial (See adv. page 361) and 476 Main (See adv. page 334) Froidevaux C. 146 Main GBUHLER B. 1895 Niagara VESSEL AGENTS. HOTCHKISS HIRAM, 286 Main (See Ship Brokers.) (See adv. page 362) VETERIN'RY SURGEONS. Kerdel John, 185 Main Keyes Lewis R. 14 E. Seneca DeLamotte C. (cow), 700 Clinton Kirde Anton (repairer), 110 Ex­ GREINER A. A. 37 E. Market change (See adv. page 397) Kuster C. A. 137 Genesee Haeusler Joseph, 310 Genesee LOEBKRICK C. A. 498 Main Koehler Adolph, 101 Clinton MULLENHOFF L. 198 Batavia SOMERVILLE SAM'L. 64 Ter­ Pitkin Joseph F.v292 Main race (See adv. page 897) Pleuthner John G 154 E. Seneca Somerville Wm. 127 Erie POLLOCK J. M. 749 E. Seneca VICE MANUFS. Reinhardt H. 408 Genesee Baldwin, Lathrop &Dick, 287 Chi­ Robson J. O. & Co. 165 Main cago Rudell Wm. 15 W. Genesee Sibley O. E. 238 Main VINEGAR. STEVENS BROS. 459 Main (See FIRMENICH JOSEPH, 13 Mor­ adv. page 862) timer j (hawk Tauke T. C. 20 W. Eagle Fox A. W. & Go. Niagara cor. Mo- Walker Julius, 237 Main GENTSCH B. F. & BRO. 331 Ba­ WALTER JOHN H. 1 Genesee tavia Weber Richard, 136 Seneca Howell John, 57 Seneca WEILL H. & ROSENAU (whole­ Kimberly John L. jr. 34 Hanover sale), 352 Main Klipfel Chas. 405 Elm Weyler Jacob, 426 Batavia KURZ J.,A. & BRO. 566 Batavia Wirtner J. hn, 208 E. Genesee - (See adv. page 314) Worst Frederick, 174 E. Seneca Webster A. S. 138 E. Seneca Weiss Jacob, 271 Walnut WATER WHEELS. WAGONS. DUNBAR & HOWELL, Perry (See Carriages.) c. Mississippi (See adv. page 371) EVERYTHING Desirable for Gentlemen's Wear, Scarfs, Rows, Ties, etc., at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 315 Main St. CRAPE COLLARS, CUFFS AND TRIMMINGS, 96 BUFFALO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

WAX FLOWERS. STORY W. E. 20 E. Swan (See HAEFNER FRANCIS, 497 Main adv. page §44Jv (See adv. page 351) SWIFT & HUSTED, 204 E. Sen­ eca (See adv. page 322) WHIPS. Lytle J. S. & Son, 20 Exchange WIRE WORKERS. Munroe Wm. C. 83 Seneca GUIDOTTI HENRY, 275 Ex­ STREETER BENJ. 157 Georgia change (See adv. page; 373) Kissel Philip, 1250 Delaware WHITE LEAD MANUFS. SCHEELER & BAER, 78 Lloyd CORNELL LEAD CO. Delaware (See adv. page 377) c. Virginia (See adv. opp. jo.231) WOOD. WHITENERS AND COL- CARTWRIGHT B. E. & CO. ORERS. Louisianac. Miami (Seepage 390) Hoefer J. 296 Ellicott Coatsworth Thomas, 112Scott Jackson William, 152 Oak Darbee Wallace L. 425 Sixth Peters Joseph, Cedar Denny J. 242 Court [ton Young Abram, 15 Court Erb Peter, E. Genesee c. Wasbing- Eisenleff Peter, Evans c. Peacock WIG MAKERS. FARNHAM & SEELY,Maryland Densham Thos. 98 Niagara c. Eleventh (See adv. page 390) Grauss J. J. 300 Main HARRINGTON C. W. & S$N, MAJdT A. Sl9Mam(Seepage 405) 473 Michigan [Chippewa HERINGTON GEORGE, 5 E. WILLOW AND WOODEN Kelderhouse J. Church n*. Terrace WARE. Nieman Frederic, 224 Oak Degener E. L. 212 E. Genesee ORR GEO. 136 Perry (See adv. Dickinson Rodney, 790 Ninth page 390) Reinleuter Peter, 367 Genesee Rehm Adam, 11 Green [Chicago SCOTT G. W. 17 E. Seneca (See Robertson Wm. M. Swan cor. adv. page 316) SCHWARTZ GEO. Wilkeson cor. WOOD F. P. & CO. 110 Main Erie canal SLITER NICHOLAS, 13 Taylor WINDOW SHADES. Sour wine & Son, 147 Canal Korziluis John, 272 Batavia Winspear & Doat, 550 Washington Philips H. H. & Co. 226 Perry WOOD WORK'G MACHN^Y WINES, LIQUORS. &c. FRANK & CO. 208 Terrace (See (See also Liquors.) adv. page 375) BAETZHOLD AUGUSTUS, 346 PIERCE JEROME, Louisiana Ellicott (See adv. page 326) cor. Fulton (See adv. page 374) GILLIG L. & SON, 273 Wash­ ington (See adv. page 314) WOOLENS AND CLOTHS. HAIMUR P. J. 115 and 119 Com­ DAHLMAN, GIERSHOFER & mercial (See adv. page 320) SPIEGEL, 388 Main HERON & BARNHARDT, 14 Main (See adv. page 32*2») YANKEE NOTIONS. HOLZBORN L. Elk cot- Louis- (See also Fancy Goods.) . iana (See adv. page 313) Bamann & Hausle, 646 Main KERR A. T. 59 Main (See adv. &XSTBIN HIRAM, 194 Wash­ PERSON CHAS. 390 Elm (See ington (See adv. page 839) [344) page 326) t [adv. page 326) SCHMIDT A- 535 Main (Seepage ROSWAU D. & CO. 89 Main Walker H. N. 584 Main (See adv. page 314) Waters J. D 557 Seneca No Stockholders to Consume Profits In the JOHN HANCOCK LIFE. IT IS PURELY MUTUAL. AT DODD, BEST & CO'S, 410, 412, 414 MAIN ST. BANKS. 97-125 BANKS. Open from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. Brink of Attica—No. 24 West Seneca St. Incorporated 1S50. Capital $250,000. President, A. J. Rich; Vice President, J. M. Ganson; Cashier, C. Townsend. Farmers' and Mechanic^ National Bank—Spaulding's Exchange. Capital $200,000. President, E. G. Spauld- ing; Vice President, S. F. Pratt; Cashier, H. G. Nolton. First National Bank of Buffalo—N"o. 16 West Seneca St. Incorporated 1S64. Capital $100,000. Presi­ dent, L. K. Plimpton; Vice President, Levi Allen; Cashier, Charles T. Coit. Manufacturers'* and Trader^ Bank—West Seneca St. Incorporated 1856. Capital $800,000. President, Hen­ ry Martin ;Cashier, Jas. H. Madison; Assistant Cashier, Chas. E. Sprague. Marine Bank—No. 112 Main St. Organized 1850. Cap­ ital $200,000. President, M. P. Bush; Cashier, S. M. Clement. New York and Erie Bank—No. 14 W. Seneca St. In- . corporated 1852. Capital $300,000. President, John S. Ganson; Cashier, James Sweeney. Third National Bank of Buffalo—No. 235 Main St. Capital $250,000. President, Abraham Altman; Cash­ ier, Elisha T. Smith. Whitens Bank of Buffalo—Main St. cor. East Seneca. Capital $200,000. President, John B. Griffin; Vice- President, P. S. Marsh; Cashier, F. Gridley. Springville Bank—Springville, Concord. (See page SOB.) SAVINGS BANKS. Office hours 9 A.M. to S P.M. Buffalo Savings Bank—Washington St. cor. Lafayette. Incorporated 1846. Deposits April, 1869, $3,500,000. President, Warren Bryant; Vice President, E. G. Grey; Secretary, Henry Howard; Attorney, O. H. Mar­ shall. Erie County Savings Bank—Main St. cor. Court. Incorpo­ rated 1854. President, Wm. A. Bird; 1st Vice Presi­ dent, S. V. R. Watson; 2d Vice President, Jas. C. Harrison; Secretary and Treasurer, Cyrus P. Lee ; At- GENTS9 FURNISHING GOODS,«THE REST IMPORTER at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 315 Main St., Ruflalo. 7-8 ^ FRENCH YOKE SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER, 126 INSURANCE COMPANIES.

torney, E. C. Sprague. Amount deposits, Oct. 1,1869, $5,052,905.16. Number depositors 37,391. (Seepage 802.) Mechanics' Savings Bank of Buffalo—No. 447 Main St. Incorporated 1858. President, Geo. M. Kolb; 'Vice President, John Cronyn; Secretary, Patrick T. Beirne; Treasurer, Eber C. Chase ; Attorney, Hiram C. Day National Savings Bank of Buffalo—Main cor. Erie St. Incorporated 1867. President, Stephen G. Austin; 1st Vice President, Daniel C. Beard; 2d Vice President, Seth Clark; 3d Vice President, Paul Goembel; Secre­ tary and Treasurer, Edward S. Dann ; Attorney, A. L. Baker. (See page opp. 129.) Security Savings Bank—No. 188 Main St. Incorporated 1868. President, John Greiner; 1st Vice President, James S. Lyon; 2d Vice President, James McCredie; Secretary and Treasurer, Wm. F. Rogers; Book­ keeper, Gordon Bailey; Attorney, David F. Day. {See page SOL) Western Savings Bank of Buffalo—Main St. cor. Mo­ hawk. Incorporated 1851. President, Philip Beyer; 1st Vice President, Geo. Urban; 2d Vice President, P. Houck; Secretary, Louis Bolza; Attorney, N. K. Hopkins; Book-keeper, W. H. Beyer. Amount depos­ its Oct. 1, 1869, $675,000. (Seepage SOS.) INSURANCE COMPANIES. BUFFALO CITY INSURANCE COMPANY—No. 10 Main St. Incorporated 1867. Capital $300,000. Pres­ ident, Wm. G. Fargo; Vice President—A. Reynolds; Secretary—Henry T. Smith ; Assistant Secretary—E. D. Lacy. BUFFALO FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY—No. 48 Main St. Incorporated 1843. Capital $460,000. President—-S. S. Jewett; Vice Pres­ ident—J. M. Richmond; Secretary—Wm. Lovering, jr.; Assistant Secretary—Thomas P. Sears. BUFFALO GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY— No. 495 Main St. Incorporated 1867. President— Philip Becker; Vice President—Julius Fuchs; Secretary —Alexander Martin—See page SOS NATIONAL MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION— 283 Main St. Organized 1869. President—Michael Wiedrich ; Vice President—A. L. Griffin; Treasurer— WHAT does the Massachusetts Non-forfeiting Law Guar­ antee? Ask the Agent of the JOHN HANCOCK. AT A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST., BUFFALO. INSURANCE COMPANIES. 127

E. S. Dann; Secretary—J. S. Jennings ; Actuary— Wm. H. Cutler WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY—No. 8 Main St. Incorporated 1862. Capital $300,000. Ptesidef& —Gibson T. Williams; Vice President—P. S. Marsh ; Secretary—Edward B. Smith; Assistant Secretary— Townsend Davis Companies Saving Agencies in Buffalo. ^ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY of New York, (fire),—Branch office 495 Main St. Alexander Martin, agent. (See adv. page 805) AGRICULTURAL INSURANCE COMP'NY—Branch office 14 Court St. T. Witmer & Son, agents. (See adv. page S06) AMERICAN TONTINE LIFE AND SAVINGS IN­ SURANCE COMPANY—308 Main. (See page 804) EMPIRE STATE INSURANCE COMPANY—Branch office 348 Main. Geo. L. Thorne, general agent. (See adv. page Jfi5) GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY—Fish & Arm­ strong, 56 Main St. (See adv. page SOS) GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY—John C. Graves, 48 Main St. (See adv. pages SOS, 801, 808, S6S) JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Boston, Mass.—Branch office 447 Main. L. M. Beam, Gen^Agt. (See foot lines through book) WATERTOWN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY— 449 Main St. M. Leo. Ritt, agent. (See adv. ^age 807.) WATERTOWN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Watertown, N. Y— Branch office 14 Court St. T. Witmer & Son, agents. (See adv. page 306) WESTERN NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF BATAVIA—Branch office under N. Y. & Erie Bank, West Seneca St. McKeever Broth­ ers, General Agents. (See adv. front colored page) WORLD MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY —Branch office 449 Main St. M. Leo Ritt, general agent. (See adv. page 807) BOARD OP FIRE UNDERWRITERS. Booms 85 Commercial Block. Organized 1866. President—Wm. Lovering, jr.; Vice President—H. Cham­ bers ; Sec*y—C. H. Woodruff; Inspector—J. H. Palmer. REST SUSPENDER IN THE MARKET CAN RE FOUND at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 315 Main Street. ONE PRICE, MARKED PLAINLY, AT DODD, BEST & CO.'S. 128 RAILROADS. BOARD OF TRADE. Booms, C-entral Wharf. President—S. S. Guthrie ; Vice President—O. L. Nifcis; Treasurer—Edward W. Eames; Secretary—William Thurstone. Annual meeting, second Tuesday in April. RAILROIAJ BUFFALO, CORRY & PITTSBURGH, extending from Buffalo via. Brocton to Boyd's Farm. Superintendent, A. R. Trew, Mayvnlef u BUFFALO, NEW YORK & ERIE R. R., 24 West Seneca St., incorporated 1858; capital $950,000; Presi­ dent, C. G. Miller, Treasurer, Gilbert Cameron, Secreta­ ry, Wm. F. Miller. Road lies between Buffalo and Corning, and is permanently leased to the Erie Railway. BUFFALO & WASHINGTON RAILWAY CO. 62 Exchange St., President, B. C. Rumsey, Treasurer, M. P. Bush, Secretary and Superintendent, W. C. Alberger. ERIE RAILWAY, DeppygxchangrSt., cor. Michigan. LAKE SHORE & MI0EIGAN SOlKrgERN RAIL­ WAY, Depot on Exchange Street. NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD, Depots on Exchange and Erie Streets. BUFFALO STREET RAILROAD CO., 11 MB* St., capitol $50,000, President, S. V. R. Watson, Secretary^ H. M. Watson, Superintendent, J. II. Small. STAGE LINES. ROUTEBA All stages start from the Franklin House, cor. Seneca and Ellicott streets, and Brown's Hotel, cor, Seneca and Michigan streets. WILLIAMSVILLE & CLARENCE EXPRESS.—Leaves every day at 2:45 p. M. BUFFALO & EAST HAMBURGH.—Leaves daily at 2^ p. M. via East Hamburgh, Haines' Corners, West Falls, Colden, Glenwood and Springville. BUFFALO, WHITE'S CORNERS & SPRINGVILLE EXPRRSS.— Leaves daily at 2$Q p. n*, through to White's Corners, North Boston, Boston Centre to Boston Corners, con­ necting at Lake View, with Eden's Corners, Kerr's £ <5brners, and Shirley. BUFFALO OMNIBUS Co., 89 Grean'St.

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OFFICERS. STEPHEN G. AUSTIN, President. DANIEL C. BEARD, First Vice-President. SETH CLARK, . Second Vice-President. PAUL GOEMBEL, . Third Vice-President. EDWARD S. DANN, Secretary and Treasurer. A. L BAKER, . Attorney. MjjjM-i

FINANCE COMMITTEE.— S. G. Austin, M. P. Bush, Laurens Enos, Frederick W. Breed, James D. Sawyer. LOAN COMMITTEE.— Seth Clark, C. A. Baker, C. E. Young, Hugh Webster, Jas. E. Ford, Geo. Peugeot. TRUSTEES.—S. G. Austin, M. P. Bush, Seth Clark, G L. Newman, Jas. F. Trott, Laurens Enos, F. W. Breed, P. J. Ferris, Paul Goembel, C. E. Young, Robert G. Stewart, W. H. H. Newman. G. Zimmerman, Geo. W. Tlfft, Clifford: A. Baker, Geo. Peugeot, Hugh Webster, Peter Emslie, Jacob H. Koons, D. C. Beard, Geo. Jones, R. G. Snow. Jas. E. Ford, J. D. Sawyer, James Miller, J. A. Chase, P. A. Balcom, J. C. Harvey.

Appraisers of Land for Erie County.

RESIDENCE. APPRAISER OF TOWW. W. Andrews, . Sardinia, Sardinia and Concord. A. G. Congar, Collins Center, . Collins and North Collins. Allen Potter, . Potters Corners, East Hamburgh and Boston. J. Bennett, . jtx"5uf Evans Center, . Evans. T. Judson, Brant, -. Brant. L. T.White, Whites Corners, Hamburgh and West Seneca. Aaron Riley, . - , Aurora, . Aurora and Colden. H..T. Foster, -. Wlk Marilla, Elma and Marilla. Henry JEasterbrook, Alden, . Alden and Lancaster. M. Lusk, . Akron, . Newstead. J. Magoffin, . Clarence Hollow, Clarence. John Nice, Grand Island, . Grand Island. A. Havens, . Wales Center, Wales. P.O. Riley, ;%m Holland, . Holland. I. a Ely, . :|s|! Cheektowaga, Cheektowaga. Williamsvifle, . Amherst and Tonawandia. j. B. Young, . SIX PER CENT. INTEREST ON ALL DEPOSITS. Deposits made on the first, second and third days of the month will draw interest from the first of the month. Bank open daily from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M.; also on Saturdays from 5 to 7 F. M, ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT MANUFS. Oswaldt John, Williamsville, Amherst'. MET^ & BLOCHER (Horse Bakes), Clarence Centre, (See adv. page 402.) Clarence SELLEW & POPPLE, Gowanda, Collins (See adv. page 368.) CHAFEE J. & SON, Springville, Concord (See adv. page 392.) MARTIN JOHN, Angola, Evans HAVILAND & SAUNDERS,White's Corners,Hamburg (See adv. page 383.) Huntington George, (Threshing Machines), Holland RAXON, GOSLIN & MILLER, Akron, Newstead Hickel & Yickers, Tonawanda VAN BROKLIN S. A. S. Canal St., " (See adv. page 377.) . ARCHITECTS. MATHEWSON G. J., Springville, Concord Lee H. P., Spring Brook, Elma ASHERIES. (See Potash Manufacturers.) AUCTIONEERS. Snyder M., Eggertsville, Amherst Adington Geo. H., %;* Willink, Aurora Blood .Wallace, m (< Owens John H., mm*** vBoston Ernst Charles, Cheektowaga Bloker Daniel, Clarence Centre, Clarence LINEN COLLARS AND CUFFS can be ordered by Mail by enclosing sample. S. N. Lawrence Sc Son, 315 Main St. FRENCH YOKE SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER, i30 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Tanner John, Holland Lucas L. D., Sardinia Ernst Geo., Reserve, West Seneca BAKERS. Meyer Frederick, Springville, Concord Foell Christian, White's Corners, Hamburg Oeder John W., Lancaster MAST PETER, Tonawanda Frey George, Ebenezer, West Seneca BANKERS. LELAND, CHAMBERLAIN & CO., Springville, (See adv. page 303.) Concord BARREL HEADING AND STAVES. Getz J. & Co., Getzville, Amherst Swift James C, East Hamburg Hall & Sons, Akron, Newstead BASKET MANUFACTURERS. Payn Joseph, Springville, Concord LANCASTER MANUFACTURING CO., Lancaster Geo. R. Babcock, Prest., M. B. Moore, Sec. and Treas. Wm. F. Morgan, Supt. BEDSTEAD MANUFACTURERS. ANSTETH & IRR, Lancaster (See adv. page 374.) SAJFFORDH. B., (See adv. page 378.) .FREY ANDREW, Gardenville, West Seneca HAFFNER JOHN, " " COW BELL MANUFACTURERS. Yaw Ambrose S., Boston BILLIARD ROOMS. HOFFMAN JOHN, Williamsville, Amherst Blakely William E., Willink, Aurora DYE, J. C, Springville, Concord THOMPSON, A: S., Lancaster (See adv. page 311.) SWIFT L. A., Akron, Newstead LESTER JAMES, Tonawanda THE ENTIRE PROFITS RETURNED to Policy Holders In tne JOHN HANCOCK LIFE INSURANCE CO. AT A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST. ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 131 BLACKSMITHS. BABCOCK J. N., Alden Robinson Wm., II White Peter, Crittenden, " Wittick , Eggertsville, Amherst Felix Paul, Harris Hill, " CRITTENDEN THOMAS, Williamsville, " Spalding Loren, a « Wolf a, Crane John, East Aurora, Aurora Kimball Carlton, Griffin's Mills, " Brown Cyrus, West Falls, " Henshaw, F., a u Edwards Aaron & Son, Willink, " Edwards William, Willard John, HAUTH & BEAUMONT, Boston MERTZ JOHN A., WURTZ JOHN, (See adv. page 389.) Copenhafer Christian, N. Boston, " Cole George, Patehin, « TRAPP JOHN, Brant Centre, Brant Sprague & Morrison, a a Klees Philip, Farnham, " Ball George, Cheektowaga Criqui Michael, Motts Frederic, Schinacker Anthony, Grey Thomas, Clarence Guise John, METZ & BLOCHER, Clarence Centre, (See adv. page 402.) SHETTLER JOHN, Dixon Joseph,. If * ?; * East Clarence Krepps Henry, Harris Hill, French & Pendergrast, Colden Miller & Humphrey, " White Shirts! Fancy Shirts! Neglige Shirts made to order at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 315 Main St., Buffalo. DRY GOODS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 132 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Morrison John, Glen wood, Colden Morrison W. M., Thurston H. J., Wood C. H., West Falls, « Danheiser Casper, Collins Centre, Collins Ensign Emory E., iff u Dankert John, Gowanda, " Davis M., SAUNDERS & WILBER, Straub Joseph, WILBER SAMUEL R., WEBER NICHOLAS, Morton's Corners, Concord CONRAD CHARLES, Springville, " FYKE HENRY C, MCALEESE HUGH, (See adv. page 337.) Weismantle Peter, Richardson , Woodward's Hollow, " Bailey A., East Hamburg HEISER MARTIN, Miller John, Peek Geo. H, Hill Leander L., Eden Ryther Solon B., Irge Jacob, Elma Hoppe Frederick, Gardenville, " Telschow August, " " Beck Michael, Spring Brook, " Bell William, " Kihm Henry, " " Avery Amos, ^;; Evans Centre, Evans BANGERT & BROTHER, Angola, " (See adv. page 389.) Hazen Elijah, " " Behn Bernhard, Pontiac, " Stack Patrick, White Haven, Grand Island Mourer John, Sheenwater. " Thompson Frederick, Abbott's Corners, Hamburg

The State Law of Massachusetts Makes the JOHN HAN­ COCK one of the SAFEST Companies in the Country. AT DODD, BEST & CO.'S, 410, 412, 414 MAIN ST.

BKIB COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 133

Frink Archibald, Water Valley, Hamburgh BEAUERLE GEORGE, White's Corners, " BOWDEN WM., « u Biihler Jacob, a u MoritztJohn, u a Redfield Edmund, a a Cheney J. & Co., Holland Davis Yinal, a Rogers Aaron, Protection, " Rogers Jotham, u u Hammel & Kurtz, Lancaster Santel George, u Walter John, Bowmansville, " Ursel Diebold, Town Line, " Ursel Henry, u U Walter George, Winspear, " Adams Albert, Marilla Pease H., u Clement Thomas M., Akron, Newstead McNeely Michael H., u u Mott Richard, u u Tuttle John W., u a Kopf John, Collins,1 North Collins Bantle Thadeus, Langford, " Benjamin Andrew, u u Smith B. F., Shirley, " Pflegen John, u u Golden Daniel D., Sardinia Stokes Henry, u Weatherlow Jacob, u Davis Wm. F., Tonawanda Gillie John B., a Martin Charles G., u VAN BROKLIN S. A., <| (See adv. page 377.) Myers William P., Wales Schang Nicholas, a Rich C. P., Wales Centre, " Shirts! Shirts! Shirts on hand and made to order, warrant­ ed to fit. S. N. Lawrence & Son, 315 Main St., Buffalo. UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY AND GLOVES, 134 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DHUCTORY.

Almater Frank,, Ebenezer West Seneca DOLL & HERBOLD, (See adv. page 389.) Blessing Jacob, Gardenville, " Schumaker Robert, " glgg " Behler Frederick, Reserve, " Ernst George, " " Baize Jacob, West Seneca Centre, " BOARDING HOUSES. Laux John A., Lancaster Irish , Tonawanda Nugent Mrs., " BOOKS AND STATIONERY. HENRY E. W., Gowanda, Collins Taber Bros., , Springville, Concord Oatman Le Roy S., Angola, Evans Seymour Charles, Holland STANLEY L. G., Tonawanda BOOTS AND SHOES. RETAIL DEALERS. KELLER J. & CO., Williamsville, Amherst Lamb E. W., Willink, Aurora THOMPSON ORIN, Buffum C. B., Colden MUGRIDGE JOSEPH, Collins Centre, Collins (See adv. page 325.) SMALLWOOD & DAVIS, Gowanda, " FOX & CLARK, Springville, Concord NORTHRUP STEPHEN, Spring Brook, Elma TIFFT E. G. & Co., Angola, Evans (See adv. page 316.) Spittler Charles A., White's Corners, Hamburg Morey Homer, Holland HUBER & MILLER, Lancaster CUMMINGS H & SON, Akron, Newstead (See adv. page 328.) Post Abram, " " Sherman Edwin, ¥ " The JOHN HANCOCK has Hundreds of Policies in West­ ern New York. Ask THEM about it. AT A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST. ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 135

Simons H. W., Akron, Newstead Childs O. F., Protection, Sardinia KRAUSS FERDINAND, Tonawanda Neff Emmanuel, MAKERS AND REPAIRERS. Long Nicholas, Alden Burt William, Williamsville, Amherst Fox L., Seabia John, Site Joseph, Windnagle M. SAWYER JAMES M., East Aurora, Aurora Avery George, Griffin's Mills, " Darrow Henry, Ranney William . " Fields Harlow, West Falls, Leaderer Charles, " Glazier P. F., Boston Hill Alva, Klein Jacob, Naber Vincens, Newell Seth P., Nest el Frederick, N. Boston, " Pflanz Peter, Brant Centre, Brant Taylor Anthony & Son, u a Koch Jacob, Farnham, " Collins Xavier, Cheektowaga Miller Ernst, u KLICKER JACOB, Clarence DILLER HENRY H, Clarence Centre, Clarence FISHER MICHAEL, Buffum C. D., Colden Irish Warren W., ci Bartlett Zoeth A., Collins Centre, Collins* Janssen D. C, Redfoot Adolf, " " Jenrich A., Gowanda, " SMALL WOOD & DAVIS, Nobby Goods for Gent's Wear, Solid Pearl Sleeve Buttons, Studs, etc., at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 315 Main St* MOURNING GOODS A SPECIALTY 186 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Wagner August, Gowanda, Collins Wehling Henry, Morton's Corners, Concord Lieser Anton, Springville, " Reed J. W., Sampson P. & Co. (manufacturers), Stone Wm., WHEELER SETH, Johnson L. D., East Hamburg Bub John G., Eden Maltby , Evans Slater Henry, " CETWICK LAWRENCE L. Angola, CONROY BERNARD, " " CONROY JOHN " " Paxson Lyman, Pontiac, ' " Alt Peter, Sheenwater, Grand Island Letermann George, White's Corners, Hamburgh SPITTLER CHARLES A., " " Werner Nicholas, " " Cramer John, Holland Sengel John Jr., Vanbeck John Jr., BRUCE SAMUEL C. Lancaster Deck George, HUBER & MILLER, Reincke John, Reynders Hubert, Brown Noah H, Akron, Newstead Bust Reuben, y u Dorst John, u u Bangert Jacob, Collins, North Collins Wagner Peter, a a Danzel Joh% Langford, " Naber Joseph, a a Goodspeed Oliver, Sardinia Peavy Israel, u Cheeseman William H., Protection, " Dek William. Tonawanda' NO COMPANY STANDS BETTER in the Massachusetts State Report than the JOHN HANCOCK, AT DODD, BEST k CO., BUFFALO, N.Y. ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 137

HARDTLEBEN THEODORE, Tonawanda HUBMAN JOHN M., * Kohn Wm., " KRAUSS FERDINAND, SNELL JOHN A. " Hobela Ferdinand, Ebenezer, West Seneca Klawitz Henrys M U Fell John G., Gardenville, " Kempter Jacob J., Ewald Charles, . Reserve, " Moll Henry, " BOX MANUFACTURERS. Briggs J. B. (Cheese), Elma Bullis Orson (Cheese), " Hawkins Daniel (Cheese), Gowanda, Collins HILL & DEXTER (Cheese), (See adv. page 384.) Sisson Daniel (Cheese), Pontiac, Evans Ostrander A. K. (Bandbox Heading), Abbott's Corners, Hamburgh Cook Peter, Tonawanda Hourd & Peckham (Cheese), Gardenville, West Seneca BREWERS AND MALSTERS. DAUL JOHN, Williamsville, Amherst TORGE LOUIS, Willink, Aurora (See adv. page 311.) Miller Martin, Colden FEIGEL CONRAD, Gowanda, Collins DEMANGEOT & SMITH, Lancaster Hilbert Sylvester, SOEMANN CHARLES J., Higgins James, Akron, Newstead Helt Geo., Langford, No. Collins Zent Geo., Tonawanda Metzger John, Ebenezer, West Seneca Haas G., Gardenville, " BRICK MANUFACTURERS. Smith & Blakely, Springville, Concord Gent's Furnishing Goods, Cardigan Jackets, Mufflers and ' Knit Scarfs, at S. N. Lawrence SC Son's, 315 Main St. FINE LINEN COLLARS, CUFFS AND BOSOMS, 138 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

LONG & HEIM, White's Corners, Hamburgh Dykstra John G., Lancaster RICHARDSON JOHN, NIAGARA BRICK CO. (Pressed), Tonawanda (See adv. page 402.) ^ u- * SIMSON J. W. (Cellar and Drain Tile), Tonawanda (See adv. page 380.) Richard Jacob, Ebenezer, West Seneca BRIDGE BUILDERS. HORNER MICHAEL, Reserve, West Seneca REICHART GEORGE, BROKERS. Jenks Lemuel S., Gowanda, Collins, Taylor Enoch, " " Vosburgh Wm. F., Gowanda CABINET MAKERS. (See also Furniture) WEHRLE D., Williamsville, Amherst Butzbach C, East Aurora, Aurora Wilcox , West Falls, Aurora JEWETT CHARLES, Clarence Knight Orton J., Collins Centre, Collins HOWARD GEO. W., Gowanda, " Rollinson Charles & Son GAYLORD S. B., Springville, Concord HERBOLD & PRIOR, (See adv. page 393.) THOMAS H. B., Springville, Concord Laing*Wm., Eden Hawks J. L., Evans FROEHLY C, Angola ANSTETH & IRR, Lancaster (See adv. page 374.) KOLB & SEEGER, Lancaster LENZNER OSCAR, « SAFFORD H. B., (See adv. page 378.) Schlegel Joseph, " No Stockholders to Consume Profits in the JOHN HAN­ COCK LIFE. IT IS PURELY MUTUAL. AT A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST. ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 139

Lord T. D., Marilla Osgood Ira, Akron, Newstead Vroom J. A., u a Foose Victor, Collins, No. Collins Filstead George, Tonawanda Kroll Adolph, Reserve, West Seneea

CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. Reisenburg Henry, Alden Ruhling Martin, Witty William, # Crittenden, " White William, Williamsville, Amherst Witteback William, Gifford Charles, Boston South worth Ambrose, I< Flint J. W., Brant Sisson Philander, u Bixler Michael, Cheektowaga Brenner Michael, Walrath William, WOODRUFF H. B. & M. R., Colden Kelso Joseph, Glenwood, " Becker Jacob, Collins Centre, Collins Doty Noah, King Marvin J., Randall Caleb, Soule Wm. S., Heisler John, Gowanda, RINK PETER, (See adv. page 380). Cady E. S., Springville, Concord Lincoln Thomas, MATHEWSON G. J. McMillan Wm., Briggs Thomas G., East Hamburg Perry H. L., u Martin Albert, Eden Peek Wm., Stylish Goods for Men's Wear—Bresslng Gowns, Silk Faced Night Caps, etc., at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son, SI5 Main St. A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEKEEPING GOODS 140 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Fones A. J., Spring Brook, Elma Hoth Christopher, " " Tillen Erastus, I Dingman Lewis O., Evans Higgins Wm., Pontiac, " Rythers Chas. W., u u Geswinder Magnes, Sheenwater, Grand Island Houghton Harley, Holland Hunt David, Hunt Enos C, Hunt Obadiah J., Simon Rouse, Trank Christian, Benedict G. W., Marilla Miller G. P., it Dimon John, Akron, Newstead Stoddard Ivory, ti a Cook Charles, Langford, No. Collins Burchard Christian, Marshfield, § Bowers John, Sardinia Hobart Sardis, a HASTINGS S. P., jr. (Ship), Tonawanda (See adv. page 376.) RECH CHRISTIAN, Tonawanda (See adv. page 393.) Anderer J. K., Gardenville, West Seneca KANDERER JOHN, u . u HORNER MICHAEL, Reserve, " REICHART GEORGE, Schoenborn Philip, " " CARPET WEAVERS. Mathews Sophia Mrs., Collins Centre, Collins Payn Lucina Miss, " " Smith Augustus, " " CARRIAGE BENT STUFF MANUFACTURERS. CUMMINGS HARLOW, Akron, Newstead Simons Henry, Sardinia ALL POLICIES ARE NON-FORFEITABLE in the JOHN HANCOCK, AFTER ONE PAYMENT. AT DODD, BEST & CO.'S, 410, 412, 414 MAIN ST. ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 141 CARRIAGE AND WAGON MAKERS. EICHINGER MAX, Alden FISK RUFUS L., Peffer- , East Amherst, Amherst Shank A., Eggertsville, " Rumbold J., Williamsville, " Wallace Jacob, u u Beamer William, East Aurora, Aurora Stacy John L., Griffin's Mills, Deuel Israel B., West Falls, " FINZER F., Willink, " Gardner O. J., Hall George, Sims John, Boston WURTZ JOHN, (See adv. page 389.) Frank Jacob, North Boston, Boston Neussley John, Evans Ralph, Brant Stanton S. C, u Boll George, Cheektowaga Nagle Alex. J., U Garrett Reuben, Clarence SCHOEMICH GEORGE, U Schmitt Joseph (Wagon), Clarence Centre, " WINBORN GEORGE, u *u Buffum Wallace, ' Colden Schoenthaler John, Hedges E., Glenwood, " Andrews Joseph B., Collins Centre, Collins Auwerter John, u a DAUBER J. WM., Gowanda, " DAWSON H. K., Grannis Channcey, Herdeg Joseph S., COLLARD PETER, Morton's Corners, Concord COLLARD VICTOR, Springville, " Freeman M. C, Everything Besirable for Gentlemen's Wear, Scarfs, Bows, etc., kept by S. N. Lawrence Sc Son, 315 Main Street. MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS 142 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS .DIRECTORY.

McALEESE HUGH, Springville, Concord (JSee adv J page 337.) Woodbury Wm., /Si}->{ " " HEISER MARTIM East Hamburg Paxson Wm., " f Webster Noah, " Anthony Wm. D., Eden Long Jacob, < " Snyder Joseph, Elma BECKER LOUIS, Spring Brook, " Schnurr Michael, " " BANGERT & BROTHER, Angola, Evans Kinney John, (See adv. page 389.Nort) h Evans, " Soaper George, White Haven, Grand Island Clark Moses, / Abbott's Corners, Hamburg Blanchard Wm. C, White's Corners, " Esbeschied Adam, RITMAN. JOHN A., Glass John, Holland Jackson Clark, Protection, HARLOW BROS., Lancaster Kurtz Abraham, Sleeper Ira, Haskill William, Bowmansville, " Fisher Joseph, Town Line, " Nestler Charles, Ford L. O., Marilla PARTRICK HIRAM, Akron, Newstead Stoddard S., u U Davis & Millius, North Collins, Collins Bantle Paul, Langford, " Luckus Mathias, Barringer George, Shirley, Adams A. J., Sardinia Powell Joel C, u NAGLE JACOB, Tonawanda Adams Alvin H., Wales JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL BIFE INSURANCE COMP'Y. L. M. BEAM, AGENT, BUFFALO, N. Y. AT A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST. ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 143

Wench A., Wales Centre, Wales DOLL & HERBOLD, Ebenezer, West Seneca (See adv. page 389.) EITEL CHRISTIAN, Ebenezer, " HANGEN PHILIP, Gardenville, " Jones Henry, ' " Eberhardt George, Reserve, " Kleinfelder Conrad, " " CEMENT MANUFACTURERS. MILLER B. & SON, Williamsville, Amherst (See adv. page 402.) CUMMINGS H. H. & P., Akron, Newstead NEWMAN E. J. & CO., CHAIR MAKERS. HERBOLD & PRIOR, Springville, Concord (See adv. page 393.) Green Samuel, Elma Ley decker & Bro., Gardenville, West Seneca <% CHARCOAL MANUFACTURERS. Day Charles, . Colden CHEESE BOX MAKERS. (See Box Makers.) i CHEESE MANUFACTURERS. DICK JOSEPH B., Willink, Aurora Johnson Henry, Boston Pike & Blakeley, u Judson Thomas, Brant Briggs, Adams & Co., Cheektowaga Briggs A. J., Gold W. B., Hitchcock James, Webb N. L., Francis Nathan, Colden Pierce O. W., Johnson &. Washburn, Collins Centre, Collins Allen Joshua, Gowanda, " Rosenburg Factory, Fine Embroidered Shirt Fronts, Corded, Woven and Puff Bosoms. S. N. Lawrence & Son, 315 Main Street. FINE ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PRINTS,. 144 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Sisson George, Gowanda, Collins ; Wells James, Morton's Corners, Concord Frye Enoch N., Springville, " Smith Stephen, Smith & Gardinier, Richardson Harvey, Woodward's Hollow, " Baker Benjamin, East Hamburgh Jackson D. E., u PAXSON WM. E., Eden Williams & Bundy, Evans Ingersoll Nelson P., East Evans, " Frost J. H. & John F., North Evans, " Bedell Ossian, Sheenwater, Grand Island Henslaer Emmanuel, Tonawanda, " Colvin Hiram & Son, North Boston, Hamburgh Adams A., Marilla, " Ansley Wm., Collins, North Collins Stickney R. W., a U Johnson tfc Co., Marshfield, " Kirby Charles C, ^ Shirley, « Sisson Daniel, a u Richmond & McMellen, Springville, Sardinia Fuller Turner, Wales Centre, Wales Brayton Isaac, South Wales " CIDER MILLS. Avery Asher, Brant Andrews Joseph B., Collins Centre, Collins Cole Ambrose, East Hamburgh Knab Horace, Abbott's Corners, Hamburgh Kimbal Olis, Brown H. E., Akron, Newstead CIGAR MANUFACTURERS. Hall William, Williamsville, Amherst Schaffner Ernst, Ebenezer, West Seneca Kniger F., Reserve, „ CISTERN BUILDERS. RINK PETER, (See adv. page 380.) Gowanda, Concord " WE COURT INVESTIGATION."—JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. AT DODD, BEST & CO.'S, BUFFALO, N. Y. ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 146

CIVIL ENGINEER. WITMER C. F. Williamsville, Amherst (See adv. page 306.) CLERGYMEN. ABBREVIATIONS.—-B., Baptist; C. T., Congregational Trinitarian; E. Episcopal; F. B., Freewill Baptist; F. M., Free Methodist; L., Lutheran! M. E., Methodist Episcopal; P., Presbyterian; U., Universalist. James C. H. (B.) Alden BurnhamP. J. (P.) « Arrant (R. C.) u Morton (M. E.) Crittenden, " Randell Wm. (B.) Williamsville, Amherst Putkamee (B.) East Aurora, Aurora Taylor William (B.) Griffin's Mills, « Sandford Robert (P.) « a u MattisonRev. (F*M.) West FaDs " Jennings W. (M. E.) a a Curley *(M. E.) Willink, « Richardson C. C. (U.) u a Brooks William, (B.) Boston Schroeter C. (L.) Jennings (M. E.) Manz George Rev. (L.) Clarence Centre, Clarence Hunt Harrison P. Rev. (B.) East Clarence, " Crocker Charles, (P.) Glenwood, Colden Atkins L. S. (M. E.) Collins Centre, Collins Roberts Titus (F. M.) Gowanda, " Burlingame C. B. (M. E.) Cowles Sylvester, (P.) Johnson Oliver, Morton's Corners, Concord Benedict (B.) Springville, " Barker A. J. (F. B.) Eddy Charles, (M. E.) u u Annis H. W. (M. E.) u u Wells J. A. (P.) a M Uhrich F. S. (R. C.) a a Hunt Ward J. ,Eden McPherson G. W. (M. E.) Elma LINEN COLLARS, All Sizes and Styles, to suit the young­ est boy and the oldest man, at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's. 10 UMBRELLAS, CANES SL TRAVELING BAGS, 146 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Danforth H. M. (B.) Evans Keeler (C. T.) Strong Charles, (C. T.) Angola, u Jones North Evans, " Ball A. M. (C. T.) Sheenwater, Grand Island Wilcox Alfred J. (B.) White's Corners, Hamburgh Blighton W. V. R. (M. E.) Gruber Sebastian B. (R. C.) " Porter George W. (B.) Lancaster Haedigus Philip, (German Methodist) Knapp C. L. (L.) May Hiram, (M. E.) SesterJF. N. (R. C.) Waith William, Welch Erb Jacob, Town Line, Kooss Welch Rollin C. (M. E.) Kirley William, (M. E.) Marilla Parkhurst S. J. Baldwin L. M. (B.) Akron, Newstead Divoll G. W. Rev. (B.) White I. C. Rev. (F. M.) Miller R. D. (M. E.) Rogers L. L. Rev. (M. E.) Taylor E. Rev. (P.) Benedict (B.) Sardinia Lanctton John, (M. E.) Goodrich J. C. Tonawanda Goodrich William, Raikes Frederick W. (E.) McAlpine (F. M.) Abele I. G. Rev. (L.) Towesssen Julius, (L.) Hurd Z. (M. E.) Hancock William, (P.) Vanderpoel L. Rev. (R. C.) Green — (F. M.) Wales JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. CHAS E. RUSS Sc CO., State Agents, Albany, N. Y. AT A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST. ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 147

Peck H. (Union) Wales Centre, Wales Hines (R. C.) West Seneca Knie John B. (L.) Ebenezer, " Wagner Christian, (R. C.) Gardenville, " CLOCK DEALERS. FARNAM ELIOT, Gowanda, Collins CLOTHING DEALERS. (See also Tailors.) King & Brothers, East Aurora, Aurora GIBSON CHEESEMAN, Willink, MILLAR H. B. " « (See adv. front colored page.) LEMMLER GEORGE M. Boston WILEY & MUNS, Colden Bernstein S. Gowanda, Collins POTTER & SCHAACK, (See adv. page 386.) LOWE C. J. Springville, Concord FOSTER H. T. & CO. Marilla CUMMINGS H. & SON, Akron, Newstead (See adv. page 328.) NeffT. J. Tonawanda NEFF B. H. " ANTHONY P. W. & CO. North Canal, " COAL FOR RECTIFYING. Day Charles, Colden Dirstine J. A. & H. W. Marilla COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Cummings & Metz, Clarence Centre, Clarence CONFECTIONERY AND TOYS. Butts J. W. Colden COOPERS. Barr Charles W. Gowanda, Collins Jolls Jeremiah, " " CHILDS ISAAC B. Springville, Concord McCormick Samuel, East Hamburgh Metz Godfrey, • Eden HANDKERCHIEFS—Silk, Plain and Figured, Linen hem­ stitched, Bordered, Monogram, Intitlal, 315 Main St. STANDARD BLEACHfi) AND BROWN COTTONS, 148 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Shepaker Syrioch Eden Conly John, / Spring Brook, Elma jUenaberg John, White's Corners, Hamburgh Curtis Calvin C. Holland Curtis H. W. Kelly Nathaniel, Protection, " Wescott Harden, Marilla Bailey David, Akron, Newstead Beardsley Everett, Fontain Desera, Plunzt Frederic, Collins, North Collins Habberer John, Langford, " Smith Mayland, Sardinia^ COTTON BAT MANUFACTURERS. SMITH E. D. Williamsville, Amherst CROCKERYWARE. MULRIDGE JOSEPH, Collins Centre, Collins (See adv. page 825.) TIFFT E. G. & CO. Angola, Evans (See adv. page 816.) DENTISTS. Squires L. C. Willink, Aurora BABCOCK HORACE, Gowanda, Collins Salmon Geo. D. « u Greene R. R. Springville, Concord Park William, VAUGHAN A. L. Wait Carlos, Leach L. R. White's Corners, Hamburgh Willet R. G. Marilla EDDY A. Y. Akron, Newstead BALL STEPHEN, Tonawanda DOOR, SASH AND BLIND MANUFS. Forbush L. C. Gowanda, Collins KELLOGG L. M. & SON, Springville Concord (See adv. page 878.) Norton Joel, " " THE JOHN HANCOCK IS PURELY MUTUAL,'ALL THE Profits being DIVIDED Among the Insured. AT DODD, BEST & CO.'S, 410, 412, 414 MAIN ST. ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 149

Webb U. S. Eden Little O. Elma Earl William, S. Water Valley, Hamburgh FREDERICK & PARKILL, White's Corners, ANSTETH & IRR, Lancaster (See adv. page 81%) OEHM E. " (See adv. page 88&.) HASTINGS S. P. jr. Tonawanda (See adv. page 876.) Stevens & Co. v " DRAIN PIPE MANUFACTURERS. Johnson Lorenzo, Akron, Newstead SIMSON JAMES W. Tonawanda (See adv. page 380.)

DRESS MAKERS. CoeE. Williamsville, Amherst A/I /-iTrn-ia U u iutjy ci • •• ••• •"" •• Owens Hattie, Boston Weber F. Mrs. u Catlin A. M. Gowanda, fj Carmody B. Springville, Concord Hurd Clem, u u Hill Martha Miss, Eden Martin Eliza Mrs. u Wilcox T. C. Mrs. a Doty D. M. White's Corners, Hamburgh Sprague H. W. Mrs. u u u Weld Maria Mrs. u a u Vanabels Mary Mrs. Lancaster Zwetsch Emily Mrs. Akron, Newstead Barker Margaret Tonawanda

JLU V diLLo ——• • u Fletcher James, u Hill L. T. & G. u Hines J. E. u NeffE. ii FANCY SHIRTS with Collars and Cuffs to match, made to order from the best French Cambric, at Lawrence's. KID GLOVES IN ALL SHADES, EVERY PAIR WARRANTED, 150 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

DRUGGISTS. Havens J. S. East Aurora, Aurora GRIFFITH HENRY L. Boston MUGRIDGE JOSEPH, Collins Centre, Collins (See adv. page 325.) HANFORD GEORGE W. Gowanda, (See adv. page ) HENRY E. W. KIMBLE BYRON L. SHUGERT J. S. Albro & Freeman, Springville, Concord u « HALL M. L. Oatman LeRoy S. Angola, Evans NOTT EDWARD S. White's Corners, Hamburgh Taber William Marilla HILL H. Y. Akron, Newstead u a MAGOFFIN W. T. Roberts H. C. Tonawanda DRY GOODS. PECK & ROWLEY, Alden Saunders E. & Co. ' " THATCHER & CO. Beack G. W. Williamsville, Amherst Gotwalt A. Snyder P. J. Bayliss J. E. East Aurora, Aurora Kyser H. J. £< a Henshaw Theodore, Griffin's Mills, " Churchill Byron, West Falls, " Doty James, Holmes Elizabeth, MILLAR HENRY B. Willink, (See adv. front colored page.) Waters H. G. " Aurora Burg John A. Boston Gilles August, " GRIFFITH HENRY L. « Kellers Martin, North Boston, " THE JOHN HANCOCK'S RATES OF PREMIUMS ARE as Lour as any Company can offer and do a safe business. ATA. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST. ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY- 151

Sherman & Muffitt, Rfant Winter John, Hammond W. W. Farnham, " MILLER DAYID, Clarence YANTINE HENRY K. ESHLEMAN JOHN, Clarence Centre, METZ ANDREW, Shasal Jacob, Harris Hill, Clarence GOULD A. W. & BROTHER, Colden WILEY & MTJNS, u Crocker Charles, Glenwood, " King & Crump, " " MUGRIDGE JOSEPH, Collins Centre, Collins (See adv. page 325). WHITE S. T. & CO. " HOOKER H. N. Gowanda, " Welch Porter, Stanbro Charles, East Concord, Concord MORTON OTIS C. Mortons' Corners, " PITTS MATTHEW^ u u Churchill J. O. Springville, " FOX & CLARK, Freeman William H. Griswold Cyrus, RICHMOND, MCMILLAN & co. Tabee Brothers, Woodward Isaac, Woodward's Hollow Johnson A. C. & Son, East Hamburgh SWIFT & STILWELL, u « PRATT LYMAN, Eden Anthony W. D. Fletcher M. A. Mrs. Markham E. J. Elma Standardt W. W. Hoyt Samuel, Spring Brook, NORTHRUP S. Brownell T. I. Evans Blackney L. R. Angola, LONDON and PARIS Wide-end Ties, Folded and Tubular Ties, all the latest Styles, at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES & CLOAKINGS, 152 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Oatman L. & Son, Angola, Evans TIFFT E. G. & CO. (See adv. page 816.) Sikes William, North Evans, " Candee Nehemiah, Pontiac, " BRENDEL J. G. White's Corners, Hamburgh Bunting & Elwood, FISH MILFORD, PAULEY NICHOLAS, Dickerman P. D. Holland Riley William H. FIELD JESSE, Lancaster Leininger John, Schwartz J. R. & Co. Mertz Bowmansville, Walter Samuel, Frank Town Line, Foster H. T. & Co. Marilla Sargent H. C. Childs A. W. Williston, " Schwann George W. Newstead CUMMINGS H. & SON, Akron, 1 (See adv. page 328.) Douglass Yates Jackson J. D. & Son, NEWTON H. H. Wainwright John jr. Godfrey & Tracy, Collins, North Collins TUCKER & AYERY, Sippel George, Langford, Sherman Edwin, Sardinia Simons H. W. Childs O. F. Protection, " DRIGGS WARREN, Tonawanda NEFF B. H. Newell H. Straight Chester L. KENT GEORGE N. Wales SIX CENTS A DAY AT THE AGE OF 25, OR EIGHT CENTS a day at the age of 40, will secure $1,000 Life Insurance. : AT DODD, BEST k CO., BbFFALO, N. Y. ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 153

LEIGH EDWIN, Wales Warner David S. South Wales, Allen Ethan, Wales Centre, Kent E. G. Raymond Charles, GIESER JACOB, Gardenville, West Seneca

EAVES TROUGH MANUFACTURERS. BALL F. H. & CO. Sheenwater, Grand Island (See adv. page 380.) FLOUR, GRAIN, &c. Root C. Williamsville,- Amherst Case John A. East Aurora, Aurora Roberts E. A. \ i'., Wassmann Charles (Feed), Boston CUMMINGS & METZ, Clarence Centre, Clarence ELLIS A. D. East Hamburg MICHAEL HENRY, REIS FREDERICK, TIFFT E. G. & CO. Angola, Evans (See adv. page 316.) LONG & REIST, White's Corners, Hamburgh (See adv. page 312.) Orr Anzi M. Holland CAMPBELL H. P. Lancaster HIBSHER GEORGE, (See adv. page 328.) Marilla Adams E. D. Qhesbro Frank, Tonawanda Rose L. P. Sommer, Batt\fc Co. FLOUR MILLS. Snashell Griffin's Mills, Aurora Keller Stephen, West Falls, " HAMBLETON ALBERT T. Willink, Blocher Daniel, Clarence Centre, Clarence Maltby John, Glenwood, Colden " Persia Mills," A. L. Phillips, . Gowanda, Collins LINEN DRAWERS and Jean Drawers made to ORDER, at the Headquarters for Gents' Furnishing Goods, 315 Main* CONSTANTLY IN RECEIPT OF NEW STYLES OF NECK-WEAR, 154 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Torrance & Yosburgh, Gowanda, Collins Shuttleworth & Chafee, Springville, Concord Dehl & Ott, Gardenville, Elma Northrup Lewis, Spring Brook, " HAMBURG MILLS," Long & Reist, Proprietors, (See adv. page 312.) White's Corners, Hamburgh LANCASTER MILLS, George Hibsher, Proprietor, (See adv. page 828.) Lancaster " Union Mills," Jacob Jerge, " Chesbro & Carpenter, Marilla Newman E. J. & Co. Akron, Newstead Swift Julius, " " Swift Philetus, " " Widler John, " . " Tonawanda Mills, Sommer, Batt & Co. Tonawanda LAPP WILLIAM H. Wales Sax John S. Ebenezer, West Seneca FOUNDRIES. (See Iron Foundries.) FURNITURE. (See also Cabinet Makers.) HERBOLD & PRIOR, Springville, Concord (See adv. page 898.) Thomas Hiram B. " " Prescott William, White's Corners, Hamburgh ANSTETH & IRR, * Lancaster (See adv. page 374.) SAFFORD H. B. " (See adv. page 378.) Needham H. M. Akron, Newstead GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. POTTER & SCHAACK, Gowanda, Collins (See adv. page 336.) LOWE C. J. Springville, Concord GLASS MANUFACTURERS. JAMES F. H. Lancaster THE JOHN HANCOCK IS MOST LIBERAL IN FAVORING policy-holders in payment of their premiums. AT A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST. ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 155

GRIST MILLS (See also Flour Muls.) Fogelsonger Wendell, Williamsville, Amherst HAMBLETON ALBERT T Willink, Aurora WASSMANN CHARLES, Boston Hitchcock H. & f. Cheektowaga Beeman Joshua, Clarence Bloker Daniel, Clarence Centre, " Churchill S. & Co. Colden Miller & Smith, Morton's Corners, Concord Jewell Charles, Springville, " Earl Warren, u BUNDY BROTHERS, Angola, Evans Frank Andrew, North Evans, " Bowers George, Pontiac, " BALL FRANK H. - Sheenwater, Grand Island Orr Alvin, Holland Adams E. R. Marilla Chesbro Frank, Westfield William, Gardenville, West Seneca GROCERS. PECK & ROWLEY, Alden Saunders E. & Co. Swain C. THATCHER & CO. Edson & Co. Crittenden, " King Emory, Swarm Adam, East Amherst, Amherst NIESBAUM P. Williamsville, " Snyder P. J. Winder Joseph, Bayliss J. E. East Aurora, Aurora Kyser H. J. u u Henshaw Theodore, Griffin's Mills, | Churchill Byron, West Falls, " Doty James, Holmes Elizabeth, MHJLAR HENRY B. Willink, (See adv. front colored page.) FRENCH YOKE SHIRTS made to Order from the best Muslin and Linen, at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 215 Main. FLANNELS AND BLANKETS AT LOWEST PRICES, 156 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Thompson William, Willink, Aurora Waters H. G. Bury John A. Boston DRAKE JAMES L. Ernst Barbara Mrs. North Boston, Keller Martin, KESTER ARNOLD, Flickenger Michael Patchin, Sherman & Muffitt, Brant Brenisen Frederick Cheektowaga Loew Echard, Rappin Samuel, Chaffee A. Clarence MILLER DAYID, YANTINE HENRY K. Dean C. Clarence Centre, ESHLEMAN JOHN, Kupferschleger F. H. METZ ANDREW, Pickart Charles, Shasal Jacob, Harris Hill, GOULD A. W. & BROTHEH Colden WILEY & MUNS, MUGRIDGE JOSEPH, Collins Centre, Collins (See adv. page 825.) Smith Joseph A. WHITE S. T. & CO. Blackney C. S. Gowanda, " Blackney N. CI u Brennenstuhl Godfrey, Gowanda, Collins HOOKER H. N. Jacobs D. E. KIMBLE BYRON L. MCMILLAN JAMES H. SEITZ JOSEPH, Stanbro Charles, East Concord, Concord MORTON OTIS C. Morton's Corners, " PITTS MATTHEW,

PREMIUMS MAY RE PAID annually, semi-annually, or quarterly, as the Insurer desires, in the JOHN HANCOCK. AT DODD, BEST & CO.'S, 410, 412, 414 MAIN ST. ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 157

Blakeley John D. Springville, Concord Freeman W. H. Griswold C. RICHMOND, MCMILLAN & co. « 9 RUST & BROTHER, " Tabee Brothers, " " Tanner Joseph, " " Widrig Jacob, ELLIS A. D. East Hamburgh Ellis E. G. Naab Joseph, SWIFT & STILWELL, PRATT LYMAN, Metz William, a Becker John, Elma Markham E. J. « Hatch George, East Elma, « Weilting Frederick, u u Dehl Peter, Gardenville, 11 Frueh Henry, u u Richut Charles, y i(, Hoyt Samuel, Spring Brook, ii Leger George, NORTHRUP S. Weidemyer Herman, Stray James S. East Evans, Evans Levers Henry, Angola, " Oatman L. & Son, Ticknor J. C. « " TIFFT E. G. & CO. « " (See adv. page 816.) Alt Peter, Sheenwater, Grand Island Hageman John A. " " Hepp Louis, Abbott's Corners, Hamburgh BRENDEL J. G. White's Corners, Eckhardt Jacob, " " FISHMILFORD, " HAVHAND & SAUNDERS, (See adv. page 888.) THE best SUSPENDER In the market, Silk Braces, Berlin and the New Russian Brace, at S. N. Lawrence & Son's. SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER ARE WARRANTED TO FIT, 158 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Johnson & Hewson, White's Corners, Hamburgh PAULY NICHOLAS, Yan Epps N. L. Harsch Gottlieb, Holland Orr Anzi M. Tanner John, Adolf Simon, Lancaster CAMPBELL H. P. Draper E. M. Mrs. FIELD JESSE, Krim John, Ressman Frank, Schemer G. Mrs. Zeiser Joseph, Doll Michael, Bowmansville, Arenl Town Line, Wilhelm Nicholas, Adams S. S. Marilla, Childs A. W. Foster H. T. & Co. Sargent H. C. Bush John, Akron, Newstead CUMMINGS H. & SON, (See adv. page 328.) Cummins J. N. HILL H. Y. Newman E. J. & Co. Osborn M. Snell Jeremiah, Godfrey & Tracy, Collins, North Collins TUCKER & AYERY, Andrews Judson, Sardinia Andrews Warren, Ayer E. W. Tonawanda Dean Charles, Driggs R. W. & Co. Eckert Christian, Fink Frederick, THE FATHER, to make sure for his family the means of Education and Support, should he die, should insure. AT A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST. ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 159

Foster Joseph, Tonawanda jGerhardt Martin, GREEN LEWIS, Kibler Christiana, KIBLER WILLIAM, McRae Christopher, Pinner James N. RAPPLEYEA DAYID, RISER JOHN, Schwinger Christoph, Schwinger William, Smith William, SOMMER, BATT & CO. WAHLENMAIER JOHN, WINNEUR R. M. KENT GEORGE N. Wales LEIGH EDWIN, Warner David S. . South Wales, Allen Ethan, Wales Centre, Kent E. G. Raymond Charles, Kelley James B. West Seneca Herman H. Ebenezer, Stellwagen Nicholas, Wll. Wendling Frederick, GIESER JACOB, Gardenville, Irr Yictor A. Trier G. P. Horner Michael, Reserve, Schudt Philip, Keeplar Madeline, West Seneca Centre, " GUNSMITHS. Crandell M. F. Gowanda, Collins HAIRDRESSERS. ConoVer Sandford, Williamsville, Amherst SANDERS THOMAS J. East Aurora, Aurora Dorsey H. Walter, Gowanda, Collins Hessling Ernst, * " " THE Celebrated EUREKA SHIRTS, Paris Yoke and Per­ fect Fitting, Manufactured only by S. N. Lawrence Sc Son. WHITE GOODS, LACES AND EMBROIDERIES, 160 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Hawkins H. F. Angola, Evans Baldwin E. E. Mrs. White's Corners, Hamburgh Erb Jacob, Lancaster Green William, Akron, Newstead Smith Charles A. a ft Kropf August, Tonawanda Wenz George, HARDWARE. MILLAR H. B. Willink, Aurora (See adv. front colored page.) DRAKE JAMES L. Boston WEBER ANTHONY, ' " KAMMERER JOHN, Gowanda, Collins CHAFEE J. & SON, Springville, (See adv. page 392.) FERRIN & JONES, " « Tifffc E. G. & Co. Angola, Evans HAYILAND & SAUNDERS, White's Cor's, Hamburgh (See adv. page 388.) Halladay & Mills, Marilla Sherman & Campbell, Tonawanda HARNESS MAKERS. Gerber J. Alden Scull R. E. u KnabF. Eggertsville, Amherst Barnard O. F. H. Williamsville, " Lehn John, SANGER GEORGE, GERBER A. W. East Aurora, Aurora Cole- West Falls, " PARKER C. C. Willink, Blakeley O. R. & Brother, Boston Crawford H. M. Brant Ma»ybach William, Clarence MOULTON A. H. u Hayes A. H. Colden Butzer Yalentine, Collins Centre, Collins Perry Philip H. Allen Orlando-, * Gowanda, " THE BACHELOR, BY ENDOWMENT INSURANCE, TO Make certain provision for his later years, should insure. AT DODD, BEST & CO.'S, 410, 412, 414 MAIN ST. EHIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 161

FISH W. A. Gowanda, Collins SCHROEDER HENRY N. Morton's Corners, Concord Blackmar A. W. Springville, " Kingman George, " " WADSWORTH H. T. & SON, Schmidt Gilbert, East Hamburgh Pattengell James B. • • Spring Brook, Elma Hascall John, Angola, Evans HILLIKER MERRIT, U u Davis J. A. E. White's Corners, Hamburgh Haehn George, KOCH JACOB, Bartley George W. Holland GOTTSCHALK JACOB, * Lancaster Losson John, u Denison E. E. Marilla Merkle Yalentine, Newstead Hussey James S. Collins, North Collins Rief Engel, Langford, " Lawson Nicholas C Tonawanda HEINRICH JOHN F. Ebenezer, West Seneca (See adv. page 337.) HATS, CAPS AND FURS. POTTER & SCHWACK, Gowanda, Collins. (See adv. page 336.) TIFFT E. G. & CO. Angola, Evans (See adv. page 316.) HOPS. Simons Rodrick, Sardinia HORSE-RAKE MANUFACTURERS METZ & BLOCHER (wire tooth), Clarence (See adv. page 402.) HORTICULTURISTS. BAKER ISAAC, East Hamburgh BARRY HENRY M. Sebold J. Eberiezer, West Seneca SILK, LISLE THREAD, GAUZE AND MERINO SHIRTS and Drawers at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 315 Main St* 11 A LARGE STOCK OF UNDERWEAR FOR ALL SEASONS, 162 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

HOTELS. (See also Boarding Houses.) Ager M. G. Alden Brown East Amherst, Amherst Chassin N. Eggertsville, " Dusing C. Getzville, " Ulch Andrew, Westwood, " EAGLE HOUSE, D. Sawtell, Williamsville, " MANSION HOUSE, J. Longnecker, « Snearley J. " Fink George, East Aurora, Aurora GLOBE HOTEL, N. M. Twiss, . " Tillon Henry, West Falls, , " BLAKELY HOUSE, W. E. Blakely, Willink, EAGLE HOTEL, Louis Torge, (See adv. page 311) BOSTON HOTEL, Fox & Brother, Boston Thede William, " Bull John M. North Boston, " Patchin Hotel, Frederick Ray, Patchin, " Brant Centre Hotel, Michael A. Miller, Brant Dueringer Joseph, Cheektowaga Sommer Andrew, " Weisbeck John A. " Heath Philip, Clarence Sadler James B. " CLARENCE CENTRE HOUSE, Charles Mochel, Clarence Centre, " Rail Road House, Henry Lorish, " " Yedder Cornelius, Colden Warner A. S. Collins Centre, Collins BARKER HOUSE, C. C. Willey, Gowanda, " Frank Charles, " % UNION HOTEL, Louis Wiegant " " Bury Martin, Springville, Concord Fox Frederick, " " HAMMOND'S HOTEL, Clinton Hammond, " " ALL POLICIES IN THE1 JOHN HANCOCK LIFE INSUR­ ANCE COMPANY, ARE NON-FORFEITABLE. AT A. H. STAFFORD!S, 397 MAIN ST. ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 163 Springville House, Emmons S. Pierce, Springv'e, Concord Dalton's Hotel, East Hamburgh East Hamburgh Hotel, G. C. Goodspeed, M Eden Centre House,P. Pemberton, 8iW Eden Hathhorn Y/ Elma Exchange Hotel, Ira Deuel, Spring Brook, " Weidemyer Herman, " " ANGOLA HOTEL, S. P. Imus, Angola, Evans Oakfield Hotel, Mrs. Wiggins, Sheenwater, Grand Island HAMBURGH CENTRE HOUSE, S. R. Saunders, White's Corners, Hamburgh Kopp George, " " NUESSLEY JACOB, " WEBER CHARLES, " a Orr Abner; Holland Paul David Mrs. " AMERICAN HOTEL, A. S. Thompson, Lancaster (See adv. page 311.) Perrine , Bowmansville, " Spring Hotel, W. Harrington, Marilla AKRON HOTEL, George Shannon, Akron, Newstead ECKERSON HOUSE, J. Eckerson, Mahoney House, James Mahoney, " " North Collins Hotel, Michael Hunter, Collins, N. Collins Sippel George, Langford, " Sardinia Hotel, George Andrews, Sardinia Tanner's Hotel, Hiram Tanner, Protection, " Backer House, D. C. Backer, Tonawanda EXCELSIOR HOUSE, N. R. Acker, « Tonawanda House, Sommer Batt & Co. " Foster G. W. * * Wales Pettengell A. O. Wales Centre " COLE NILES, Ebenezer, West Seneca FISHER BERNHARD, " Rochevot John, " " Naramore & Son, • West Seneca Centre, " KID GLOVES, CASTOR GLOVES and BERLIN SILK and Lisle Thread Gloves, at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's. ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOMBAZINES, 164 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. CHAFEE J. & SON, Springville, Concord (See adv. page 392J) ' INSURANCE AGENTS. WITMER TOBIAS & SON, Williamsville, Amherst (See adv. page 306.) THOMPSON & PERRY, Willink, Aurora PUGSLEY GEO. E. (Mre), Clarence Centre, Clarence STEARNS HALSEY, Gowanda, Collins COCHRANE BYRON, Springville, Concord Ryker William, Sheenwater, Grand Island SPENCER H. S. (life and fire), White's Corners, Hamburgh Sweet Allen G. Holland Swartz Matthias, Lancaster Knothe Frederick, Tonawanda Rand C. G. a WILLIAMS T. K. a Rider James, Sardinia IRON FOUNDRIES. Mann N. M. & Son Willink, Aurora Shuttleworth C. J. Springville, Concord Hunt F. S. Water Yalley, Hamburgh Mouty Frank, Lancaster YAN BROKLIN S. A. Tonawanda (S ee adv. page 377.) LAWYERS, Ewell Joseph E. Alden EGGERT A. W. Williamsville, Amherst Hopkins T. A. a a Johnson W. C. * Willink, Aurora Jones John M. Boston Owen John H. u Sweett James J. it Hammond W. W. Farnham, Brant Newell Frank A. Gowanda, Collins INSURE IN THE JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE IN- surance Co. The BEST for many reasons. AT DODD, BEST k CO.'S, BUFFALO, N. Y. ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 165

Smith Frank, Gowanda, Collins TORRANCE & ALLEN, u u WOODBURY & BLACKNEY, it u Fosdick Morris, Springville, Concord SEYERANCE & STANBRO, u u Redfield H. J. Eden Tabor Seth P. Elma Winspear William, Springbrook, " Slater John M. Evans THORN & CALKINS, White's Corners, Hamburgh Titus R. C. u u GREEN LOREN, Akron, Newstead PAXON WILLIAM L. u a BushW. T. Tonawaniiia Judd G. L. LONG B. H. Wing George Patch Stephen W. Wales Emery Josiah, South Wales, " Bartholomew A. Ebenezer, West Seneca LEATHER AND FINDINGS. (See also Tanners.) Sampson P. & Co. Springville, Concord KCEHLER GOTTLIEB, Angola, Evans LIME, PLASTER, &c] (See also Cement.) FOGELSONGER WENDELL & SON, (See adv. page 895.) Williamsville, Amherst TIFFT E. G. & CO. Angola, Evans (See adv. page 816.) Schultz John, Bowmansville, Lancaster LIVERY STABLES. (See Stables.) LOOKING GLASSES. CRANDALL GEORGE E. Springville, Concord (See adv. page 362j) "GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS." THE "BEST" IS THE CHEAPEST. S. N. Lawrence & Son, Buffalo, I MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, 166 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

LUMBER. Hitchcock H. & F. Cheektowaga CONGER A. F. Gowanda, Collins HILL & DEXTER, " (See adv. page 384.) KELLOGG L. M. & SON, Springville, Concord (See adv. page 878.) YAUGHAN & HOOYER, " " (See adv. page 881.) Peck Christopher, Spring Brook, Elma Cooper D. L. Holland Cooper Seth, " OEHM E. Lancaster (See adv. page 384.) Marilla Carpenter L. Williston, " Williston Steam Mills, Akron, Newstead HO AG W. N. Tonawanda AYEBetts RBenjami E. T. n F. Bliss S. P. (timber), BURRO WES & LANE, Charlton John (timber), Cutler S. DeWolf T. R. (timber), Evans, Killmaster & Co. (timber), Hollister, Lane & Co. (forwarders), Jackson Joseph (timber), u KENT & WILLIAMS, La Fortune La Fayette (timber), " McGRAU & CO. " MILLENER J. H. " (See adv. page 378.) Taylor J. & W. (timber), " VINCENT & McDOUGALL, " DOLL & HERBOLD, Ebenezer, West Seneca (See adv. page 389.) MACHINISTS. Shuttleworth C. J. Springville, Concord THE YOUNG MAN WHO WOULD GAIN A CHARACTER for prudence and economy, should insure. AT A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST. ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 167

VAN BROCKLIN S. A.. Tonawanda (See adv. page 877.) SCHCEPFLIN JOHN, Gardenville, West Seneca I MARBLE WORKERS. Kelley Harmon, Gowanda, Collins PHILLIPS & GRISWOLD, Lancaster (See adv. page 895.)

MARKETS. .Schnider Louis, Williamsville, Amherst Zent George, CC CC Zent Joseph, « cc Fink George, East Aurora, Aurora PARKER C. C. Willink, EATON FREDERICK Gowanda, Collins Selzer Christian, a cc Palmer Hiram, Springville, Concord Widrig Jacob, cc cc MICHAEL HENRY, East Hamburgh REIS FREDERICK, cc Farrand A. S. Angola, Evans Horton E. L. u « STEIN & HOUCK, White's Corners, Hamburgh Worst John, Holland Bottelberger Philip, Lancaster Schrankel John, cc Linder Frederick, Akron, Newstead Sayles William, u ' cc Herman George F. Collins, North Collins Bartholomew Charles, Shirley, " EDEN JOHN, Tonawanda Riestever Martin, cc Schafer Hartman, cc Akam Casper> . Ebenezer, West Seneca BULLINGER FREDERICK, cc cc JAECKLE CHRISTIAN, Gardenville, "

LATEST STYLES OF COLLARS, CUFFS, TIES, BOWS and Scarfs, at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 315 Main St., Buffalo. FINE DRESS GOODS 168 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

MASONS Plague Christian, Boston Gerbren Peter, Cheektowaga Saltsbaugh Simon, cc Austin Albert (stone), Water Valley, Hamburgh Hanley Joseph,' Marilla Jackman J. F. Morris Stephen, Parkhurst S. J. Rood Nelson, Cummins Henry (stone), Akron, Newstead Snell Christopher (stone), " | Spencer Norman (plasterer), " " MEDICINES. HANFORD GEORGE W. Gowanda, Collins (See adv. page 898.) Peck Jane Mrs. (Arnica Idnament), Lancaster MID WIVES. Frey Diebold Mrs. Lancaster MILLINERS. Crandall W. J. Mrs. Alden Crittenden Mary Miss, cc Harmon J. Mrs. Crittenden, " Brothers Matilda Miss, East Aurora, Aurora Waters H. G. Mrs. Willink, " Irish S. M. Mrs. Colden Woodruff Sarah A. Miss, cc Cook Susan Mrs. Collins Centre, Collins Joy C. M. Mrs. Gowanda, " Springer H. A. & L. A. cc cc ChurchillL. B.Mrs. - Springville, Concord SMITH ORYTLLE Mrs. cc cc Johnson Mary Mrs. East Hamburgh Snooks Henry Mrs. cc Fairchild H. Mrs. Evans Thomson L S. Angola, " THE BORROWER, TO SECURE THE PAYMENT OF HIS LOAN, SHOULD INSURE. AT DODD, BEST & CO.'S, BUFFALO, N. Y. ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 169 Austin Josephine, White's Corners, Hamburgh Sprague H. W. c"c cc Krim Matilda, Lancaster Landers Catherine Mrs, cc Arnold J. A. Mrs. Marilla Martin L. D. Mrs. a Eckerson Lida Miss, Akron, Newstead Paxon William L. Mrs. cc cc Zwetsch Emily Mrs. cc cc Coshway R. M. Tonawanda MILLWRIGHTS. King Horace W. Alden Walker George W. White's Corners, Hamburgh Keller Peter, Reserve, West Seneca MOULDING MANUFACTURERS. (EHM E. Lancaster (See adv. page 884.) NEWS DEPOTS. STANLEY L. G. Tonawanda NEWSPAPERS. JOURNAL AND HERALD (weekly), $1.50 per annum, Blakeley & Melven, Publishers, (See adv. page 849.) Springville, Concord GOWANDA GAZETTE (weekly), $2.00 per ' annum, J. S. Fidler, Publisher, Gowanda, Collins (See adv. page 849.) NURSERIES. ZIMMERMAN G. Buffalo, Cheektowaga (See adv. page 397.) Wanmaker & Conly, Spring Brook, Elma Monchow G. C. Marilla ORGAN BUILDERS. Rose Peter, Lancaster PAINTERS. CARRIAGE. Hershy Solomon, Clarence Centre, Clarence CANES! UMBRELLAS! BRUSHES and COMBS) NEW and " NOBBY" Styles. S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's. FINE LINEN COLLARS, CUFFS AND BOSOMS, 170 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

MILLER HENRY, Colden * Prier Peter E. Springville, Concord BANGERT & BROTHER, Angola, Evans (See adv. page 889.) Batchelder Brothers, Akron, Newstead HOUSE AND SIGN. Skinner Sidneys, Alden Wells A. Williamsville, Amherst Thompson Moses, East Aurora, Aurora Cutter Charles, Willink, " Babbett Norton, Boston Minkel John A. North Boston, " MILLER HENRY, Colden Pysher Charles G. East Hamburgh Sluter William, Spring Brook, Elma Colvin Almond, White's Corners, Hamburgh Chadderton Jonathan, Marilla Smith Asa B. cc Ford Russell, Akron, Newstead Henderson Daniel D. Hoag Wilson, Curtis C. A. Sardinia KNOTHE FREDERICK, Tonawanda PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS. HANFORD GEORGE W. Gowanda, Collins (See adv. page 898.) TIFFT E. G. & CO. Angola, Evans (See adv. page 316.) HAVILAND & SAUNDERS, White's Cor's, Hamburgh (See adv. page 888.) PATENT MEDICINES. (See Medicines.) PATENTS. WITMER TOBIAS, Williamsville, Amherst (See adv. page 806.) THE CLERK, TO ACCUMLATE A PROVISION FOR Him­ self in old age, should insure by Endowment. ATA. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST., BUFFALO, N. Y. ERI* COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 171

PATTERN MAKERS. Shuttleworth C. J. Springville, Concord PHOTOGRAPHERS. Townsend A. A. Gowanda, Collins Spaulding S. E. Springville, Concord SCHWERT MARCUS, White's Corners, Hamburgh (See adv. page 863.) Willet R. G. Marilla HOOVER D. W. C. Tonawanda PHYSICIANS. Those marked with * are members of the ERIE COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY.. Cornwell L. W. (allopathic), Alden *Goodyear B. *Pride John B. Van Buren W. W. Pendleton, Amherst Allen XJT. D. (botanic), Williamsville, " Trull H. P. (allopathic), *Van Pelt William, * Allen Jabez, East Aurora, Aurora *Boyse L. F. Griffin's Mills, " *Gail W. H. Willink, " *Lapham G. H. cc cc *Bourne Charles W. • Boston Davis Lewis L. (allopathic), cc Andrews Joseph (allopathic), Brant *PARKER & LAPP, Clarence *Myers R. S. Clarence Centre, " Strong O. C. (allopathic), Colden HENRY J. NEWTON (allopathic), Collins Centre,ColIins Robinson A. D. (allopathic), " " BABCOCK HORACE (allopathic), Gowanda, " De Lamater George C. (botanic), " " JOHNSON C. C. (eclectic), " " Rugg C. C. (botanic), " " SHUGERT J. S. (allopathic), " " REGATTA SHIRTS, Fancy Caps, Driving Gloves, jockey Buttons. NoDby Goods for Nobby Trade, at 315 Main St. BLACK ENGLISH CRAPES, 172 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Blakeley Isaac C. Morton's Corners, Concord *Emmons Carlos, Springville, " *Lynd U. C. Morgan L. S. (homcepathic), *Nichell C. F. A. Pool Ebenezer (allopathic), Stanbro George G. (allopathic), *Dorland & Crawford, East Hamburgh *Horton N. B. Eden Shaw M. B. (allopathic), *Sweetland G. Evans *Beckwith O. W. Angola, Curtiss R. J. cc Ryther Charles W. (eclectic), Pontiac, Ransom Henry D. (allopathic),White Haven, Grand Island ABBOTT GEO. (allopathic), White's Cor'rs, Hamburgh BLIGHTON W. V. R. (homcepathic), " *Nott S. E. S. H. | | SCHMITT GEO. A. (allopathic), " Farrington Dascom A. (allopathic), Holland Osborn A. C. (botanic), cc *Potter J. S. Lancaster *VAN PEYMA JAS. W. (allopathic), WENZ J. (allopathic), Brooks A. J. Marilla Taber Hiram, Doroney Edward (botanic), Akron, Newstead *PARKER L. P. L. Pennell E. Stewart (allopathic), Collins, North Collins. *Cole John P. (allopathic), Sardinia Packard Lyman (allopathic), Swab John (root), *Haughton A. J. Tonawanda *Hdyer Frederick F. •MURRAY W. D. & H. B. THE PROFESSIONAL MAN, OR ANY WHOSE INCOME "would cease at his death, should insure. AT DODD, BEST k CO.'S, 410, 412, 414 MAIN ST. E£IE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY- 173

*White A. R. Tonawanda Maynard D. A. Wales Centre, Wales McBeth John (allopathic), cc cc Segins F. (allopathic), Ebenezer, West Seneca Gazlay John (allopathic), Gardenville, " Jost Frederick (allopathic), Reserve, "

PIPE MANUFACTURERS. RINK PETER (wooden), Gowanda, Collins (See adv. page 380.) Hobby J. S. (wooden), Tonawanda

PLANING, SAWING, &c. (See also Turners; also Saw Mills.) Hamilton Brothers, East Aurora, Aurora Wassmann Charles (sawing), Boston HAMMOND & BAILEY, Colden HILL & DEXTER, Gowanda, Collins (See adv. page 884.) KELLOGG L. M. & SON, Springville, Concord (See adv. page 378.) Norton & Joslin, " " Thomas H. B. ' " " VAUGHAN & HOOVER, " " (See adv. page 381.) TAYLOR & CO. East Hamburgh Trebett A. R. & Co. " BUNDY BROS. Angola, Evans Esbeschied Adam, White's Corners, Hamburgh ANSTETH & IRR, Lancaster (See adv. page 374*) OEHM E. " (See adv. page 384.) SAFFORD H. B. " (See adv. page 378.) BURRO WES & LANE, Tonawanda Schoepplin John, Gardenville, West Seneca HANDKERCHIEFS—LINEN HEM-STITCHEB,Bordered, and Plain. S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 315 Main St. SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER ARE WARRANTED TO FIT, 174 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

POTASH MANUFACTURERS. Martin D. & Co. Clarence Centre, Clarence Maul John, Tonawanda POTTERIES. Kern F. Eggertsville, Amherst Gentner F. Gardenville, West Seneca PRINTERS. FIDLER J. S. Gowanda, Collins (See adv. page 849.) BLAKELEY & MELVEN, ' Springville, Concord (See adv. page 849.) PRODUCE DEALERS. Drake O. H. Boston Cummings & Metz (grain), Clarence Centre, Clarence Cochran Byron, Springville, Concord Whitney Charles W. Holland Kimball Chkpin, t Protection, " PUMP MANUFACTURERS. ADAMS & CO. Gowanda, Collins (See adv. page 881.) VAUGHAN & HOOVER, Springville, Concord (See adv. pope 881.) Hills Richard, Akron, Newstead Johnson & Carpenter, " Concord Grieser William, Tonawanda SADDLERY HARDWARE. CHAFEE J. & SON, Springville, Collins (See adv. page 392.)'* SALOONS. Ball F. Williamsville, Amherst Bitterman N. " « DANIEL HUBERTUS, " « Daniel John, " « THE MORTGAGOR OF AN ESTATE, TO SECURE HIS Property from being sacrificed at his death,, should Insure. AT A. H. STAFFORD'S. 397 MAIN ST. ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 175

HOFFMAN JOHN (oysters), Williamsville, Amherst Irr Michael, Wagner A. Schemig Nicholas, Clarence BICKERT CHARLES, Clarence Centre, Clarence Gross Joseph, Collins Centre, Collins SEITZ JOSEPH, Gowanda, " Bury Martin, Springville, Concord DYE J. C. (oysters), cc cc Bozze Joseph, East Hamburgh Zink L. Angola, Evans Schwert Pius, White's Corners, Hamburgh Wingels Peter, cc cc KAIM JOHN, Lancaster Leifer John, Marky Peter, Merckel Bartholomew, Rush Moran, Schmitzel Frederick, Schweinfooth George, Cattermole H. R. Akron, Newstead Christ Gottlieb. Tonawanda GREEN LEWIS, Hackbush Christian, Hagen Charles, Homeyer Henry, Koeler Charles, Krieg Philip, Luttman Henry, Rech Christian, Yackey Henry, Krumhojz D. Ebenezer, West Seneca METZGER GOTTLIEB, cc cc Daenzer Leonhard, Gardenville. " JAECKLE CHRISTIAN, Marschall J. FOLDED and TUBULAR TIES—All the latest Styles, at S. N. Lawrence & Son's, 315 Main St., Buffalo. SHAWLS OF ALL KIND$ AT THE LOWEST PRICES, 176 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

SAWMILLS, (See also Planing, Sawing,

DUNHAM LUKE, Akron, Newstead* Hall H. P. & H. H. cc cc Long Charles, Sardinia Strong & Kingsley, liiMnghast Reynolds, Nye Mason, Protection, " Gregory A. W. C. Tonawanda MILLENER J. H. (See adv* page 378.) Lapp William H. Wales Northrup Charles, South " Doll Frank, Ebenezer, West Seneca Hurd & Briggs, Gardenville, " Schudt William, Reserve, " SCHOOLS. Cottage Seminary, MissE. H. Rundell, Alden Merritt C. W. Willink, Aurora Griffith Institute, Prof. Wm. H, Rogers, Principal, Springville, Concord EAST HAMBURGH FRIENDS INSTITUTE, Josiah Andrews, Principal, East Hamburgh (See adv. page 852.) Lancaster Union School, Lancaster SEWING MACHINES. Howe; Isaac H. Russell, Gowanda, Collins EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE, Marcus Schwert, agent, White's Corners, Hamburgh (See adv. page 868.) Howe; Charles Lowrey, agent, South Wales, Holland Singer; G. S. Johnson, Tonawanda SHINGLE MANUFACTURERS. FARNAM ELIOT, Gowanda^ Collins HILL & DEXTER, « « (See adv. page 884.) Munger Fowler, East Elma, Elma Dart Moses, White's Corner's, Hamburgh Haas William, Holland ONE Payment in the JOHN HANCOCK Life Insurance Com­ pany, continues the policy in force for TWO years. AT A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST., BUFFALO. . ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 179

Rozier Calvin, Holland Bliss J. A. Tonawanda BURRO WES & LANE, « Kent & Wilder, « SHIP BUILDERS. Parsons & Humble, Tonawanda SHIP CHANDLERS. Nice & Hinkey, . Tonawanda SHOES. (For anything connected with this business see Boots and Shoes.) SHOOK MANUFACTURERS. (See also Barrel Heading and Staves.) Phinney & Hosmer, Tonawanda SILVERSMITHS, Chandler Alva W. Colden STABLES. Matthews Henry, Gowanda, Collins Slocum Abner a cc Caskey George, Angola, Evans FORD CALVIN N, Akron, Newstead STATIONERY. (See Books and Stationery.) STAVES. (See Barrel Heading and Staves.) STOVES AND TINWARE. Carpenter Al H. Alden Zent G. Williamsville, Amherst Thompson M. IX Willink, Aurora WEBER ANTHONY, Boston Sper Frederick, Clarence Centre, Clarence OVERTON R. J. Colden% KAMMERER JOHN, Gowanda, Collins CHAFEE J. & SON, Springville, Concord * (See adv. page 892.) FERRIN & JONES, STYLISH GOODS FOR MEN'S WEAR—Best Imported, at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 315 Main St., Buffalo. BLACK, WHITE, LONG AND SQUARE SHAWLS, 180 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Beebe J. H. East Hamburg Fairchield Orrin Eden MARTIN JOHN, Angola, Evans KRONENBERG JOSEPH, White's Corners, Hamburgh Odel William B. Holland Darke William Lancaster Kiehl Adam, <• Holliday & Mills, Marilla Denny George, Langford, North Collins Lawson C. J. Tonawanda ARMBRUST JOHN, Ebenezer, West Seneca TAILORS. (See also Clothing*) Castle C. Williamsville, Amherst Gibson Chisman, Willink, Aurora LEMMLER GEORGE M. Boston Hinchi John, Cheektowaga Horni Conrad, Pfleuger Charles, Blim Christian, Clarence Centre, Clarence Clark Peter, cc cc Tucker William, Colden HUPFELD JOHANN C. Collins Centre, Collins' Chaffe A, W. W. Gowanda, " POTTER & SCHAACK, (See adv. page 886) DQDGE DAMON, Springville, Concord NORRJS & CO. cc cc Rauschert John P. Eden BARTLETT D. L, Angola, Evans Hatter George, White's Corners, Hamburgh Weld Maria Mrs. cc « Breil John, Holland Below Charles, Lancaster Happ Martin, ^Ipf cc Mache William, f cc A FULL EdUIVALENT FOR EVERY DOLLAR PAID TO THE JOHN HANCOCK LIFE INSURANCE CO. AT DODD, BEST & CO.'S, 410, 412, 414 MAIN ST. EBIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIBEOTDBT. 181

Manchow Herman, Marilla Manchow Theodore, u Dresch Michael, Langford, North Collins Kiefer , cc cc DauJ Xaver, Tonawanda DIEDRICH CHRISTIAN, cc KOEHLER ANDREW, a TANNERS AND CURRIERS. Nash S. W. Alden Spooner Dorr, East Aurora, Aurora Stevens John, Boston AMBRUSTER JOSEPH, North Boston, " Staffin, Michael, Patchin, " Seib & Bertch, Clarence Balding George, Colden DEWOLF L. H. Collins Centre, Collins AGLE & SONS, Gowanda, " GAENSLEN BROTHERS, cc cc Sampson P. & Co. Springville, Concord DINGMAN & MORGAN, Angola, Evans Brodie James, Evans Centre, Evans Schulekoff Frederick, North Evans, " Laub & Schwartz, Hamburgh Sigel Charles, White's Corners, " Hoffeld R. & Co. Lancaster Delano & Jackson, Akron, Newstead Fenner Elmer J. cc cc Swift Alexander, cc cc Taylor Joseph W. Shirley, Collins Martin G. C. & George P. Sardinia TEACHERS. ANDREWS JOSIAH, East Hamburgh (See adv, page 852.) TILE MAKERS. Simpson John, Tonawanda NIGHT CAPS and TRAVELING CAPS, Silk and Worsted, at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 315 Main St. KID GLOVES IN ALL SHADES, EVERY PAIR WARRANTED, 182 EBIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

TIMBER DEALERS. (See Lumber Dealers.) TINSMITHS. (See Stove Dealers.) TOBACCONISTS. Norris & Shaw, Springville, Collins Stackhouse George J. Tonawanda TOWING COMPANY. Ransom A. & Sons, Tonawanda

TRANSPORTATION AND TICKET AGENTS. DODGE ORVILLE (ticket), Alden Hammond W. W. (freight), Farnham, Brant Prince G. P. Clarence Centre, Clarence NEWTON JOHN M. (ticket), Angola, Evans Breen Patrick (ticket), Lancaster Fuller C. W. cc Hoag W. N. Akron, Newstead SHELDON BENJAMIN, Tonawanda Vandervoort J. D. TRtJNKS. POTTER & SCHAACK, Gowanda, Collins (See adv* page 336.) HEINRICH JOHN F. Ebenezer, West Seneca (See adv. page 837.) TURNING, SAWING, &o. (See also Planing, Sawing, Sec, also Saw. Mills.) Bowen R. E. Colden Warren Brothers, Glenwood, " Herbold & Prior, Springfield, Concord* KELLOGG L. M. & SON, (See adv* page 378.) Thomas H. B. " " VAUGHAN & HOOVER " " (See adv. page 881.) WHAT does the Massachusetts Non-forfeiting Law Guar­ antee ? Ask the Agent of the JOHN HANCOCK. AT A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MIAN ST., BUFFALO. ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 183

Haas John, Holland OEHM E. Lancaster (See adv. page 384.) UMBRELLA MAKERS. Unger George, Lancaster UNDERTAKERS. Knight Orton J. Collins Centre, Collins GAYLORD STEPHEN B. Springville, Concord HERBOLD & PRIOR, " (See adv. page 398.) Butts Henry, Tonawanda Kroll Adolph, Reserve, West Seneca UPHOLSTERERS. (See also Cabinet Makers.) HERBOLD & PRIOR, Springville, Concord (See adv. page 893.) VETERINARY SURGEONS. KaltofF Christian, Lancaster Chadderton John, Marilla VINEGAR MAKERS. Rappin Samuel, Cheektowaga WAGON MAKERS. (See Carriage Makers.) WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c. Taylor George, Alden CHANDLER ALVA W. Colden Jacobs D. E. Gowanda, Collins CRANDALL GEORGE E. Springville, Concord (See adv. page 862.) SCHWERT MARCUS, White's Corners, Hamburgh (See adv. page 363.) Busman Anton, Lancaster GRAMBOW FREDERICK, Tonawanda Kleindienst Matthias, " THE GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS EMPORIUM IS AT S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 315 Main St., Buffalo. DR? GOODS AT RETAIL, AT DODD, BEST k CO.'S. 184 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

WHEELWRIGHTS. (See Carriage Makers. WINDOW SHADES. KOHN & RECH (patent), Tonawanda (See adv. page 893.) WINES. HANFORD GEORGE W. Gowanda, Collins (See adv. page 898.) WOOD DEALERS. Hedges J. Glenwood, Colden WOOL-CARDERS AND DRESSERS. Smith E. D. Williamsville, Amherst CONGER A. F. Gowanda, Collins PROCTOR CHARLES C. Sardinia WOOLEN MILLS. BARTLETT BROTHERS, Willink, Aurora (See adv. page 336.) BETTINGER S. &. Co. Boston (See adv. page 886.) Cook & Adams, Springville, Concord Allen & Brothers, East Elma, Elma Pollitt William & Son, Sardinia LEBAU FREDERICK (cloths), Gardenville, West Seneca R. BROWN & SON, 520 MAIN STREET,

ROBERT BROWN, WILLIAM H. H. BROWN. BUFFALO, Iff. Y. Would respecfully call the attention of the readers of this adver­ tisement to their stock of General DRY GOODS Which, with our ample means, long experience in the Jobbing trade of our younger member of the firm, and advantageous connections with large Jobbing and Manufacturing establishments in this country and Europe, enables us to make it to your advantage to purchase largely from us. We can guarantee to you A SAVING- of 25 io 30 per cent, on PURCHASES MADE FROM US. We buy our goods for cash, and, doing business on principle and strictly one price system, for cash, we are enabled to offer you goods at a saving of 25 to 30 per cent. for the simple reason that we shall have no bad debts to make up by charging enormous profits. We always have on hand the largest stock of the celebrated

GLARNER &G OO. PRINTS AT is 1-53 OTS. MERKIMAC ID PRINTS AT ±2 1-S OTS ANCHOR SHIRTING PRINTS, HELEN'S SHIRTING. We also offer to the trade the largest and best assorted stock of

To be found in the, market, comprising every description of Cotton fabric known to the trade. We call especial attention to our FXjAINrCTBX* DIBSFAIR.TCML'lEnsra?, Having bought early in the season at rates much lower than the present. We can offer especial inducements to buyers, Plain Scarlet Flannels, Gray Flannels, Shirting Flannels.

E. S. 24 in. No. 2 25c. €. «fc S. A. 3-4 45c. O. «& Co., 27 in 30c. U. A. If 37 1-2C. Pick Locks 3-4 37 1-2C. Belnaps. 40c. Talbot Extra 7-8 50c* Scotch Plaids 6-4 $1.25. Berwick all Wool 40c. Franklin Mills 50c. Coclieeo 45c. Salstmry 6-4.... $1.00. SHAWLS, HOSIERY, WOOLENS, Hamburg Edgings, Lace Curtains, LACE COLLARS, NOTIONS,

PLAID DRESS GOODS, IRISH POPLINS, Paris Dress Goods, English Dress Goods, Ladies' Linen Collars and Cuffs,

COLORED ALPACAS. SCOTCH GINGHAMS, LANCASTER GINGHAMS. We call your especial attention to our large and complete stock of Royal Standard Black Alpacas

Xl.EtC3L-ZSlZa£lXl.S]X> XWT 3E8KTGrX«.£L2*rX>» Which are especially adapted to the Fall trade; and on account of their extra weight, they hang as well in the dress and suit, and are designed to take the place of the Poplin Alpaca, at a far less cost. We also keep on hand a complete stock of POPLIN ALPACAS at the LOWEST PRICES. ALSO, KENTUCKY JEANS, CASSIMERES, CLOAKINGS, TWEUDS, SATINETS, BEAVERS, ASTRACAN CLOTHS, DAMASK TOWELSand NAPKINS DAMASK TABLE LINENS and COVERS, LACE ED3-E3 & DRESS TRIMMINGS of every description, WHITE GOODS, every known description. OUR STOCK of DRY GOODS is COMPLETE And will command the attention of all that are in want of them. Confident that hy adhering to principle, and selling our goods strictly for one price, we can make it to your Interest to purchase largely from us, and increase our already large and extensive trade, and thanking the public for the patronage so liber­ ally bestowed on us, we are sincerely, .-.-•.i*... Your obedient servants, ..., ritf*$fe R. BROWN & SON, (See Over.) 520 MAIN ST., BUFFALO, H.T. FARMERS

IK EEIE COUNTY

Classified'alphabetically by towns and Postqffices.

Farnsworth Thomas, May Spaulding, ALDEN. Fr aster Andrew, May Reinhard, Alband Christian, Fero John R., Maxon Micajah, Beck Henry, Fields Oliver, Mercer Adna Blodgett Onion, Fix Ulrick, Moore Robert, Blodgett Rufus, Fox Joseph, Morris Warren, Butterfield Justice, Frantzman Peter, Munn Ira J., Cady Morris, Fullerton Herschel, Munn Warren G., Carpenter Harris, Fullerton Isaiah, O'Donnell James Cary Daniel, Gary Lester, Parker Charles B., Catlin Burden, Gillmore John, Parkburst A. W., Catlin John, Gill more Robert, Hagle George, Catlin Lewis, Goodman Hiram, Hagle George Jr., Claypole Joseph, Goodyear Bradley, Hentsy Daniel, Colby Jessie, Guyer Apollus, Her rick Daniel, Cook Bernardo, Hall Eli, Keeler Stephen, Cooley James, Haker Henry, Kyer John, Cornwall L. W., Hathron Collins, Lore Peter, Crandall Lewis, Harris Monroe, Onstead Jonas, Cudderback Moses, Haus Wm., Patsy Michael, Cusick Thomas, Hawks A. S., Phillips Joseph, Dayton Herbert, Hole Wm. C, Reiner B., ar*. Dayton Wm., Hunt George, Rein Anthony, Deforest J. B., Jenkins Sabin, Robinson Wm., Durkee Carlos R., Jewell C. ESf'4 Sandman Jacob, Durkee Felix B., Johnson Kendall, Snyder Martin, Egleston George, Keller Warren, Stetzell Michael, -Egleston Herom, Kellogg Alex., Sudell Anthony. Enblehoer Perdin'd, Kidder Benj., m. ' Ennlehoer George, Kidder Foster, ALDEN CENTRE P. O. Ernest Charles, Kimble Samuel, Ammon Joseph, Ewell Doxter, Larkin Silas, Bolmer A., Ewell Erwin H., Larkin Witts^*': Bolgot Philip, Ewell Henry, Longe Wm., Bouchman Peter, Farnsworth A. D., Martin Oliver, Broker Geo. Farnsworth Jerry, Marvin Wm., Croup Charles, LINEN DRAWERS AND JEAN DRAWERS MADE TO ORDER, at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 315 Main St. UMBRELLAS, CANES k TRAVELING BAGS, 186 ERIE COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Fix Joseph, Smeeding Charles, Menkin John, Fix Matthias, Smith V-, Naulbauch George, Gerard Joseph, Snyder Philip, Peckman Frederick, Gundy Sebastian, Staple Martin, Pohl G., Hagle Andrew, Sjtejbins C. W., Rearick John M.,** Boll. John, Stetz John, Rearick Wm., Stonebracker John. St, John Julius, Reed David, St. John Loomis, Rich a Isaac, CRITTENDEN P. 0. Stobbell Frank, Sauer John, Anstedde Nicholas, Sullivan John, Sawyer Jacob, Auback Casper, Swan C. L., Selant Fred., Beucraft Albert, Resenburg Henry, Shay Jerry, Bolcom A. W., Ribling Geo., Staple Anthony, Bordeu Asa, Rheinhart John, Staple Martin, Boras Bartholemew, Rodin&tram , Suess Geo. Boyers Elijah, Rogers James, Boyers Wm., Roll George, LOONETVILLE P. 0. Brown John M.. Rowley Hiram, Coble Michael, Case James E., Rundall J. P., Henry Henry. Casy Michael, Russel Wm. Keifer Frederick, Edsoff John P., MARILLA P. 0. Keifer John, Edson John P. Jr., Kist J.. Fix Jacob, Hoyt Horace, Knowles James, Flint David, Hoyt John, Looney Robert, Genan Daniel, Hoyt Lusina. Monroe John, Greek George, MILL GROVE P. 0> Myers John, Griffin Lawrence, Newman John, Heins Barnhart, Baum Charles, Nurer John, Johnson Aretus, Bentz Henry, Parks Fred., Johnson Frank, Boidig Wm., Runck Henry, Keen John, Bowen A., Runck Wm., King Colvin, Bowen Cathrine, Zurbrick Geo., McWorthy W. S., Boyers James, Maniberger George, Burnham Tyler D., TOWN LINE P. 0. Martin Jacob, Chapin John, Nice Adam, Cook John, Henshire Peter, Rheinhart &., 'Coon Daniel, Herald Henry, Patterson Jesse, Cutler Samuel, Pantter Geo., Davis Geo., AMHERST. Peck W., Dickenson Robert, BUFFALO P. O. Perry Almon, Dutwilder Lewis, Perry Edmond, Enblehoer Anthony, Ensign E. W., Perry Wm., Gehm Henry, Horter John| Pratt H. H., Gehm Jacob, Jewett, E. R., Proult Anthony, Gehm Philip, Maynard, R. H. Schlang , Hans George, Tobie Doctor. Schneiding Charles, Heist Elisabeth, Schnellsaur Peter, Johnson John, CLARENCE CEN. P. O. Schlaug Wm., Kleaner Andrew, Mochael Charles. Sills Newton, Lachman Edward, Shank Geo. Laswing John, E. AMHERST P. O. Slade Wm., Martin Adam, Booermyer Jonas, Slater Elias, Martin Martin, Beiser George, Slider D., McCarty John, Bronshitel Anthony JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMP'Y, L. M. BEAM, AGENT, BUFFALO, N. Y. AT A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST., BUFFAID. FARMERS. 187

Bronshitel Jacob, Buck Frederic Kanig Henry, Bronshitel John, Schrapel George, King Lewis, Bronshitei Mat., Schrapel John, Knapp Frederick, Bronshitel Nicholas, Schrawka Charles Kull Godfrey, Bronshitei Peter, Sebald John, Lawrence Henry, Burlinger John, Sinrel John, Long Christian, Casey Henry, Smith Benedict Michael Christian, Cassell Adam, Snyder Matthias, Miller Emanuel D. Clair Frank, Spoth Simon, Miller Joseph, Clair George, Stecker John, Miller Peter, Clair Peter, Stephen George, Muck Jacob, Colony John, Storm Anthony, Muck Michael, Deethorn Conrad, Storm Jacob, Muck Philip, Deller John, Swarm Adam, Munch Peter, Demonois Claudif, Wendling Adam, Myer Joseph, Diller Emmanuel, Wh i tonouer Ignatius Nailich Charles, Doll Adam, Wittenbeck Joseph Otonery Anthony, Doll Jacob, Wittenbrink Joseph. Ouchie August, Doll John, Ouchie Gabriel, Eiserman George, EGGERT8VILLE P. O. Pepper Andrew, Englehardt Frederic, Allenbach Philip, Pdrry Christopher, Englehardt George, Apt Christian, Peters George, Emedorfer George, Barr Augustus, Peters John, Feichter George, Barr George, Piddle George, Feigle Joseph, Bayley George, Pfohl Anthony, Fen ton John, Besch John Jr:, Rainer George, Freeman Samuel, Blanch Benjamin, Redish Frederic, Friton George, Boyer Matthias, Reinbald Ignatus, Gressler Frank, Brown Nicholas, Roberts Francis, Heddenbrink Adolf, Burkhardt Michael, Rummel Jacob, Hines Jacob, Chapin Nicholas, Schenck Samuel, Hoover George, Dei bald John, Seigle John C, Hoover Jacob, Deifenbach Andrew Seitz John, Kelsey Elias, Deifenbach Godleib Shuster John, Knipp John, Deifenbach John, Shininger Francis, Kraut Joseph, Deifenbach Michael, Snyder Godfrey, Lapp John, Diebold George, Stahl George, Lavocot Albert, Diebold Joseph, Stahl John, Lefler Joseph, Dormyer Frederick, Staley John, Lorch John Ensxninger Charles, Staley Samuel Mrs., Metzinger Andrew, Fick John H:, Traubet Henry, Miles John C, Fisher Peter, Warriner J. C, Miller George, Freize Jacob, Wolf George, Myers Henry, Frick Abram, Wolf Jacob. Naser John, Frick Martin, Nelson John, Gardner Charles, GETZYILLE P. O. Pease Francis, Gaser John, Bach Nicholas, Pease Joseph, Gaser Nicholas, Baker Henry, Pfaw Joseph, Gosner Peter, Baker Jacob Jr., Pfobl Joseph, .Guenther Michael,* Beam Charles, Roquet Henry, Hale Anthony, Bear Jacob, Roquet John, Hale John, Beaver Philip, Roquet Martin, Hayleberger Fred'ic Benhardt Henry, Rosenbuger V., Kable John, Blarr Henry,

GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,™THE BEST IMPORTED, at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 315 Main St., Buffalo. BARGAINS IN BLACK ALPACAS, 188 ERIE COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Bondat John, Nootnagle John, Dunner John, Beyer Philipo, Pepper Henry, Eirisman John, Brockman Garhardt, Pickard Daviji, Evans Geo., Bruner George, Prowell Christopher, Freize John, Bruner Joseph, Reidling Joseph, Fulmer John, Bruner Valentine, Reinhardt Henry, Galitz August, Burgar Francis, Remaker Francis, Gardner Christian, Burgar Nicholas, Roberts Nicholas, Garlock Nicholas, Buta Charles, Seis Casper, Garlock Peter, Butler William, Shellis Andrew, Gebhardt Frederic, Cole Simon, Shellis Jacob, Goff George, Dehl John, Shellis John, Goodman Christian, Demonois Joseph, Shorn George, Grill Francis, Demonois Nicholas, Smith Charles, Grill John, Ensminger Henry, Snell John, Hartel Jacob, Feigle George, Snurr Philip, Hartel John, Fichter * Daniel, Snyder Peter, Helmer Joseph, Fogelsohger Jerry, Sordilet Augustus, Hubbert Charles, Freigle Michael, Stetenbence Ant'ny, Klinglesmith A. Hanbile George, Traubit John, Kovins Henry, Hardy Henry, Velia Charles, Krieur Casper, Hasafras , Velia Paul, Laport Jacob, Hebeler Sebastian, Velpel Conrad, Longschmidt Wm., Heim George, Waggonbawer J. Lorch John, Heim John, Watson Craig, Lysing Joseph, Heim Joseph, Weiring Christian, Maguire Charles, Heim Michael, Wearing Philip, Mahoney Peter, Heitz Jacob, Wendle ^Matthias, Martin William, Heitz Philip, Wendling Frederic, Miller George, Heneber Sebastian, Wick Gregory, Moyer Henry, Heneber Victor, Winebrech Andrew, Moyer John, Herman Nicholas, Wolf Christian, Myers Charles, Hipner William, Wolf Christian B., Neibicker Andrew, HoDler Martin, Wolf Jacob Jr., Ream John, Hoffman Frederick", Wolgart August, Rohr Francis, Holler John, Wolgart Charles, Rubeck Adam, Housourer George, Wolgart Charles F., Rutt Miranda, Kibler Christian, Zink Henry, Seigfried Anthony, Kline George, Zink John. Shiefley John, Kline Philip, Shump John, Kiinsod , PENDLETON P. O. Sloam Reuben, Koon Joseph, Arlton John, Smith Henry, Kramer Jacob, Arnce Henry, Snyder Philip, Lauphires Jeremiah, Attrogou Henry, Stetz John, Lauer Matthias, Barth John, Urban Matthias, Leonard Joseph, Bower Frederic, Van Buren W. W. Madder Frank, Buette Balser, Vogle John, May Thomas, Casady Richard, Wackerman Joseph, Meagle Peter, Claisley George, Westfall Charles, Measley Peter, Coligan Frank, Wire Morris. Miller Adam, Dean William, TONAWANDA P. O. Mooney George, Decenber John, Newhouse Henry, Dent Daniel, Ackerman Godlieb, Noll Nicholas, Dunner Jacob, Burfind Henry, " WE COURT INVESTIGATION."—JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. AT DODD, BEST k CO.'S, 4tO, 412, 414 MAIN ST. FARMERS. 189

Bush Benjamin, Burdhardt Adam, McKay Thomas, Bush Calvin, Cambell Henry, MeUter George, Bush Eli, Casey Abram, Messersmith Geo., Bush Ira, Chafee Byron, Metz Benjamin, Bush Stephen, Champlin Charles, Metz Christian, Dixon James, Cole Daniel, Metz Jacob, Gall Jacob, Daniels John, Miller Benjamin, Gobar John, Deihl Peter, Miller Benj. H., Gosner Michael, Demmert Anthony, Miller Jacob, Graff Jacob, Diegler Anthony, Minor Peter L., Graff John, Domyer Daniel, Mockrum Seba, Greno Louis, Dunn A. M., Moyer Joseph, Guenther Henry, Eiseman Michael, Neer Abraham, Hoch Matthias, Enders Philip, Neer Peter, Hoch Matthias, Jr., Enbelhoer Nicholas, Olir Peter, Kibler Christian, Fessard Prosper, Oswalt John, Kibler Godfrey, Freef Jacob, Oswalt Philip, Kibler John, Freize Peter, Peterman Michael, Klin gel smith John, Firestom George, Pfohl George, Klingelsmith Peter, Fogelsonger Geo., Phillips Ferdinand, Knadler Frederic,' Fogelsonger John, Post Henry, Knoche Philip, Fogelsonger Wen

AURORA. Person 0. P., Haynes P. A., Person H. H., Henshaw F. W., EAST AURORA P. O. Person H. Z., Henshaw Jas. S., Adams James, Person James, Henshaw Jas. S., Jr., Adams Ira S., Person R. G., Henshaw Joseph M., Allen Jabez, Pierson N. G., Henshaw Orin, Bancroft Wm. C, Potter Lebina, Henshaw T. A. G., Barman -—— , Pratt Bartholomew, Letson Isaiah, Bayliss James, Pratt George W., Letson Orrin, Bennett Wm. N., Prentice Horace, Letson Smith, Blakeley Daniel, Riley Aaron, Letson Wm. R., Blakeley Jas. H., Roberts Abram, Luther Henry, Blakley Ranson, Roberts Amos, McKay Philander, Bond Wm. W., Rogers VW. S., Mook Charles, Bowen Clark P., Spooner W. Miss, Moore Henry F., Bowen Jason T.,' Turner N. A., Moore Jeremiah, Bowen John, Wilson John S. Moore Henry, Bowen Palmer, Neeper James, Bowen Samuel, E. HAMBURG P. O. Olden Henry, Bowie Wm. D., Blackman Geo., Olden Theodore, Butlin Edward, Dalby Charles, Olden Theodoras, Calkins H. F. Mrs., Hambleton Chas. B., Olden Orville, Calkins J. R., Long Frederick-, Paul J. W., Case John A., Paxon John, Paul Nelson, Crook George R., Thurston H. J. Paul R. M., Crook John, Pease Orson, Crook Wm. R., GRIFFIN'S MILLS P.O. Phelps E. W. Daiton Isaac, Avery Phebe Mrs., Phelps H. H., Darling James L., Bement Edwin, Phelps H. N. Mrs., Darling Wm., Birdsal C. Mrs., Phelps J. Warren, Davis M. J. Mrs., Boies Charles, Phelps L. R., Ellis Henry, Boies James W., Phelps Minerva Mrs Engleman Charles, Boies Joel, Ralyea Ammi, Grey John, Boies J. Melvin, Ralyea Benj. Hamlin J. W., Boies Wm., Ranney T. A., Holmes M. G. Mrs*, Boies Wm. F., Sanford R. M. Rev., Hoonte Wm. E., Boyd David, Spaulding Elijah, Howell Thomas, Boyd David, Jr., Spaulding E., Hoyt Horace, Boyd Mary Mrs., Spaulding John, Hyde R. A. G., Brookins E. W., Stock weather B., Jonnson J. T. P., Brookins Josiah R., Stockweather Seth, Lapham Gideon, Brown Chloe, Treat Orin, Lee Wm., Brown James D., Van Vliet A. C, Letson Marcus, Buckland Orvon, Van Vliet Henry, Lucus L. D., Chandler J. D., Van Vliet Richard, Mason Henry, Conklin Edward, Weaver Charles B. McNelly Patrick, Conklin L. N., Wicks Daniel R. Murphy John A., Darrow Henry, Wolcott Augustus. Newell Lester, Davis Jeremiah, Nye John, Davis John, SOUTH WALES P. 0. Ostrander Cornelius, Dorr Joseph W., Benson C. M., Paine James M., Edwards Thomas, Bragg Geo. S., Palmer Elvira Mrs., GailL. & J. H., Bragg Joseph, Person Byron D., Griffins Henry, Bragg Wm. A., THE JOHN HANCOCK LIFE INSURANCE CO. has offices In BUFFALO, ROCHESTER and the principal towns. AT A, H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST. FARMERS. 191

Burzette Geo., Perry A. W., Green Russell, Chamberlin Eben'r, Reading Richard, Hall Isaac, Churchell B. A., Rosier Fred J., Hamlin C. D., Corn well Lyman, Warner John, Hartman Peter, Elsworth John Waters D. L., Hill Henry F., Emery Josiah Jr., Waters H. P., Johnson Thomas, Emery L. H., Waters Lucius W. Jones Wm. D., Graves Alexander, Kinney R. Y., Green Wm. WILLINK p. o. Kyser Jacob, Kimball Wm., Abbey E. C, Lamb Wm H., Knight Wm., Adams Chester, Large Wm., Letson Liberty, Adams D. & E. W., Leake Wm., Miller H. S. Est., Adams D. K., Lewis I., Reed L. P., Adams Erasmus, Lumley Adaline Mrs Rose Andrew, Adams M. V., Manchester Joseph, Siddon John, Addington E. Mrs., Mame J. Smith Nathaniel, Addington Isaac Matthewson Jenks, Sottell Briant, Anderson A. H., McComb Matthew, Warner David S. Anderson Wm. B., Moreion Joseph, Baker Albert, Nichols Calvin, WEST FALLS P. 0. Baker J. A., Olds Otia, Barber John, Baker Obadiah, Parker A. E., Blakely Riley, Bartlett Brothers, Perry A. J., Boyd James, Basset Electa Mrs., Perry J. J., Boyd Robert, Basset Geo., Perry John W., Castleton Thomas, Bean Charles, Pratt Byron, Church Chauncey C. Bell fieorge, Pratt Edward, Darbee Nathaniel H. Bordwell Dennis, Pratt John C, Darby James G., Briggs Miles, Prihl Mary Mrs. Darby Jedediah Est. Briggs Lewis, Pry or Dan, Decker Dinsmore, BullisSeth M., Read Joseph, Decker Eliz'th Mrs., Bullard Vevman, Reader Eliza, Decker Geo. W., Carmondy John, Reed J. J., Decker Smith, Coon Henry, Ringborer Peter, Eves Allen, Cooper Betsy Mrs. Roberts Francis, Foss John, Cor bin D C, Shalley John, Giliiland Robert, Corbin Wm. H., Shearer J. H., Golon John, . Crooker J. F., Shindler John, Haight Henry, Grouse Lawrence, Smaltz Chris., Haine J. V., Curtis Wm. T., Smith E. H., Hatch Geo., Darby Jedediah Smith L. R., Hawley Alfred, Darling & Blinston, Sneider Fred, Henshaw Joseph M., Darrow D. D., * Sprague W. P., Henshaw Lorenzo, Davis Thomas, Stafford David, Hibberd O. H., Dick Joseph B., Stafford L. Mrs., Holmes Rebecca Mrs Drake Andrew, Stewalt E. G. Mrs., Holmes Wm. Elsworth H. W. Stiles D. D. Mrs., Huson A. R., Elsworth I. B., Stiles J«mes W., J ohnson Martha Mrs Enos Albro, Still man Robin, Kennedy James, Fenner Seth, Stingall Jacob, Osborn A. Mrs., Fish E. T., Thomson S. B., Packard B. F., Francis Chas. H,, Thompson D. C., Peck Josephine Mrs. Francis Morris J., Thompson John, Perkins Nelson, Green Davis R., Thompson Moses,

COLLARS AND CUFFS CAN BE ORDERED BY MAIL OF S. N. Lawrence Sc Son, 315 Main St. (Enclose sample). DRY GOODS AT WHOLESALE, AT NEW YORK PRICES, 1£2 ERIE COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Torrey Geo. C, Kern Nicholas, Rhott Barnhardt, Trollo Joseph, Knoch Frank, Whitney Ammi, Turner Mary Mrs. Marten August, Woolhutter Philip, Underhill L. Mrs Martin George, Zent& Bestow, Vingneron Joseph, Meris Edward, Wagner Fred , Miller Christian, NORTH BOSTON P. 0. Walker Joel S., Myer Jacob, Amburster Joseph, Wallace, M. L. Mrs. Olin William, Bastian Jacob, Wallace & Baker, Owens John H., Blatner Margaret, Wasson W. S. M. P. Parker Oscar F., Bly George, Waxel Mary Mrs., Patridge Jerome, Briggs Geo. M., Webster W. W., Patridge S. B., Briggs Mary P., Wilson I. D., Patridge Uberto, Bull John M., Wright John. Peter Nicholas, DeGraff Hammond, Pfarner Casper, Ebbert Philip, BOSTON, Pfarner George, Ernst John M., Pfarner Peter, Farnsworth Reuben, Ahrunar Henry Pierce Richard, Fatty Jacob, Alger Joseph R., Raker Martin, Flint Austin, Baker Calvin, Rhoths Anthony, Frazer David, Baley David, Rice John, Fulman Jacob, Ball Jacob, Rice William, Fulman John, Bettinger & Co., Riley George, Hamton Slater, Bower John F. Roberts Jacob, Henry Dabold, Bower Richard, Rocker Jacob, Hines John, Bruwer Jacob, Rock wood Albert H. Hoag Jonathan, Burg John A., Siever Charles,* Hobb Jacob, Cary Harvey L., Spaulding Jealy Hobb William, Cary Truman, Strowbridge John, Hbuck Philip, Cary Truman S., Tash Frank, Johnson David, Chaffee William, Thade William, Keller Jacob F., Churchill Edward, Tiling John P., Keller Martin, Churchill Luman, Tin John, Kester Benjamin, Cosline Peter, Tuller H. I., Kester Edwin, Damoli Henry, Vail Gustavus, Kester Jeremiah, Damoli Jacob, Vanderlip Harrison, Kester Josiah, Davis Emil A., Weber Anthony, Kester Stephen, Davis L. L., Weskum Herman, Knapp David, Drake Marshall, Whitmire Christop'r Knapp Henry L., Encier M., Whitmire Nicholas, Koppenhotie & Co., Erhardt Anton, Wurtz John, Lamb Martin, Evans John, Yaw Ambrose, Lambert David, Faith Matthias, » Ziehm Peter, Lewis Silas, Fetack John, Zwepf Tobias B. Lumley Elba, German John, Mamoza Andrew, Griffith Elisha, COLDEN P. 0. Mann Robert, Hargeth Joseph, Aldrich No well, Meal George, Hatch Edward, Christman Martin, Miller Wolfgang, Holt Abiel, Folsome Dexter, Minkle John A., Horton Hiram, Hammond Robert, Nestel Christopher, Huber Joseph, Kain Joseph, Nestel John, Jones Murray, Kummer Martin, Northrop Thayer, Jones Sanford, Manchester Leonard, Olinslicker Frank, Jones Smith, McClure James, Paxon Henry, DIVIDENDS PAID ANNUALLY IN CASH after FIRST pay­ ment In the JOHN HANCOCK. AT DODD, BEST k CO.'S, BUFFALO, N. Y. FARMERS. 193

Paxon Joseph B., Lies George, Christy William, Scheiber Jacob, Lockwood Mary, Cole Israel, Shunk Martin, Lorish Peter, Colvin David, Smith Adam,# Nichols Alanson, Coon Alpheus, Smith Eliza, * Niles William, Crandall William, Smith.John A., Ostrander Betsey, Curtis Henry, Smith Philip, Rock wood John, Day James, Sprague Alanson, Rock wood Lyman, Dimon Abram, Sprague J. O., Shantz Ambrose, Dimon Harley, Steitzel Christian, Shantz Michael, Elsworth O., Stein Wandell, Sharp Albert, Farrand S. A., Wandall Charles, Sheldon Asa C., Fentorf Solomon, Wandall Charles Jr., Shero Jacob, Flint John L., "Willit Christopher, Shero John, Flint John W., Youngs Abraham, Shuster George, Fuller George, Youngs Jacob, Shuster Martin, Fuller Henry, Zimmerman Jacob, Stein Jacob, Fuller Samuel, Swabb Benedict, Gale David, PATCHIN p. o. Wainwright Joseph, Grannis John, Anthony John, Wait John, • Grannis Joseph, Belew Levi, Wait Philander, Grannis Levi, Blanchard Enos, Weber Barnhardt, Grinnell Chapman, Buckland Hiram, Weber Cyrenas, Haight George, Buckland Orville, Weber H. F., Hammond George, Cary Van RenssePr, Weber Stephen, Huntington Wm., Cobb Columbus, Weiser Tobias, Hurd Frank, Cornelius Martin, Woolhutter Martin. Jameson Hiram, Curren William, Judson Thomas, Dabold Paul, WEST FALLS P. O. Linghouse Lorenzo, Denmark Charles, Lockwood Alonzo, Matteson C. G., Doll Vanderlin, Lumley Elba Jr , Matteson Judah, Donoker John Jr., Madison Rhodes, Miller Frederick, Donoker John G., Muder Frederick, Miller Michael A., Eddy Erastus, Ormsby Ira, Morey Joseph, Eddy Ozias, Ormsby Isaac, Odell D. H., Eddy Samuel, Ronan Terrence, Peterson Josiah, Ernst Christian, Williams Anson. Pierce Francis, Fiveshilling Charles, Prentice Lewis, Fiveshiiling George, BRANT. Pritchard Nathan, Fuller Alanson, Rathbone S., Fuller Samuel, Aldenburgh C, Reifel Austin, Hammon John, Aldenburgh John, Roberts John, Heigberger Mieh'l, Ames Nathan, Shephard B., Hobb Michael, Ames Orrin, Sisson Alex., Ice Christian, Arndt Augustus, Sisson Benjamin, Irish Joel, Avery Asher, Sisson Edgar H., Keller George, Baker Moses, Sisson John, Keller Jacob, Bard well S., Sisson L., Kline Philip, Beckwith Benjamin, Smith Ansel, Kole Conrad, Briggs Daniel, Smith Elon, Kole John Jr., Briggs I. C, Smith Nathan, Kole Michael, Brown Austin, Smith Porter, Lathrop Harriet, Butts S., Smith Warren, Lebler Valentine, Qhristy Joseph, Stanton William, Gent's Furnishing Goods, Cardigan Jackets, Mufflers and Knit Scarfs, at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 315 Main St. 13 CONSTANTLY IN RECEIPT OF NEW STYLES OF NECK-WEAR , 194 ERIE COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Stiles W., Tall man John, Chur Christopher, Taft Nelson S'., Turk Lewis, Clark Alexander L., Taylor Anthony, Welch A. H., Clark Thomas, Taylor Lafayette, Wiepert John, Coal J., Thompson Levi, Wiepert Joseph. Coats James, Valentine James, Columbus Alex'r, Varney James, NORTH COLLINS P. 0. Couer Jacob, Vincent Abraham, Brown Reuben, Crawer John, Webb Henry H., Burton Samuel, Crager Henry Mrs., West John, Estes David, Crocker & Baker, West Jonathan, Hawley John, Curtiss Charles G., West Morgan, Huson Albert, Dawes William, Wetherbee JO1?A. Huson Leander, Daytline George, Kimble James, Doll George, ANGOLA p. o. Kimble Walter, Doll John, West Stephenson. Kirley H., Doll Joseph, Downs Alexander, FARNHAM P. 0. Langdon J. M., Rose John, Dunn R., Carbeck John, Sherman Lot, Ellmann William, Case Nehemiah, South wick J., Evans Richard M., Barkhult Frederick, Southwick Samuel, Farthing Thomas, Brinkman Fred., Stedwell Merritt, Ferguson George H., Burns Chris., Stickuey Rufus W., Field Thomas, Burns John, Taber John, Fisher Jacob, Crawford Hiram, Tucker John, Fox George, Clark John, Tucker N., Fuller Frank, Folk Christopher White Lemuel, Gerr John, Hammon Martin, Willett G. P., Geyer George, Hammond Charles, Wilson Joseph, Ginther Martin, Harrison Hiram, Gosjar M. Mrs., Harrison Adolphus, BUFFALO. Graling Frederick, Harts F., Grazer Henry, Luke Charles, Adams Wm., Grazer William, Martin Joseph, Akert William, Grey George, Middlemire Aug., Alberger Ja'b. Mrs., Griffin Harmen, Monroe F. S., Alberger Louis A., Gurben Charles, Newall H., Ambrose John, Hall James W., Northbloom Joseph, Austin Seth, Hammersmith B., Norton Charles, Bailey George, Hammersmith W., Openaugh Charles, Baker Conrad, Hart W. B., Ohut Charles, Bardwell Hutt, Heart Henry, Owens Patrick, Barnhardt Philip, Heldt John, Paul Frank, Barrett Abraham, Heller Conrad, Schmell Christoph'r, Bensteadn Joseph, Hewson William. Seifert Charles, Bensing John, Hiat J. Mrs., Seifert John, Bezine M. Mrs., Howard R. L., Shaw L., Bird William A. Hurtle C, Shaw William, Bobze Louis, Johnston Peter, Shroeder Frederick, Bower John, Kelly John Sr., Shultz Charles, Braiden James, Kingman D., Shultz Christian, Brandle F., Klas John, Smith William, * Buechi Joseph, Klas Peter, Stanton David, Bush M. P., Kooer Christopher, Stone Wilson, Caler Martin, Koons Frederick A.

No Stockholders to Consume Profits In the JOHN HAN­ COCK LIFE. IT IS PURELY MUTUAL. AT A. U STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST. FARMERS. 195

Langdon Susan Miss, Swanson Henry, Long Barbara Mrs., Lazell E. C, Taylor R., Longnecker Henry, Lansing Stephen, Taylor William, Lor ens Philip, Lenninger Samuel, Tollman S., Lutz Anthony, Lepler Joseph, Toy! Charles, Mehel Ludwick, Little Daniel, Twichell Samuel, Neff Jacob, Lockwood Stephen, Twitch ell Austin, Russell George W., Lord J. C, Tyre Washington, Singer Michael, Major Joseph, Tyrrell William, Smith Antoine, Martin H., urban Jacob, Smith Jacob, Marhar Martin, VoghtM. Rev., Smith Nathaniel, McArthur A., Wagner George, Smith Thomas J., McDuff George, Warson William, Stambach Frederick,' Meal Thomas, Way land, Mrs., Van Allen Isaac J., Mell Thomas, Webber John, Walter Jacob, Mentz George, Weber John Jacob, Zumstien Louis. Metsdaff L., Welder Charles, Nev John, Weiner Jacob, NORTH BUFFALO P. 0. Noon Charles, Wells Baker Henry, O'Keel J., Werner Stephen, Bear Peter, O'Neill John., Wilkins Joseph E., Bearley Joseph, O'Neil William, Wilson James, Benheiner Peter, Orr George, Wing Charles, , Boosatick Jacob, Osborn George, Woodall , Brown James, Potter, William, Young John, Bush Jacob, Puttsmire Andrew, Zimmerman George, Cantillon John, Ranney Peter, Snider M. Casey John, Ransom David B. Clair Peter, Reichert George, BUFFALO PLAINS P.O. Calvin Henry, Relf Jesse, Abell John, Cronen John, Relf John, Ambrose Robert, Crowley Dennis, Richards John, Aubenheimer Phl'p, Davis , Richert Jacob, Blair Henry, Fritz Frederick, Rinck F., Borst William, Glasser John, Roland William, Buechi Peter, Glenny H., Root Francis, BurdolfE. R., Harrington Daniel, Ruscop R., Cable Philip, Hanbach John, Sailer Phillip, Chapman & Brother, Hill , Saltpah Charles, Chick George, Hopkins Sarah Mrs., Savage James, Clifton W. W., Hoyst Frederick, Savill Mrs., Eggert Anthony, Hoyst Jacob, Sayles Harvey, Eley Samuel, Hoyst Michael, Schanzlin Jacob, Ensigne Charles W., Howell Stephen, Schaven F., Feldman Anthony, Inmaid C. M., Schawk John, Foster William, Jilks William, Sherwood M.B., Gebhardt Nicholas, Jordan Marg't Mrs., Slyker Jacob, Gerber Henry, Keller Isadore, Smith Eli B., Goeslee John, Laible Jacob, Smith Frederick, Hibschweler Frank, Lawyer Jacob, Smith Griffin, Hoke Frederick, Layer Jacob, Smith & Clark, Hooka Claude, Layman Andrew, Stellwagen John, Hughes J. S., Lee William, Stone Fritz, Jewett E. R„ Lemmon John, Strutman F., Kuehmer Frederick, Lymburg John, Nobby Goods for Gent's Wear, Solid Pearl Sleeve Buttons, at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 315 Main Street. A LARGE AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT PAISLEY SHAWlS, 196 ERIE COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Mang Nicholas, Behl Joseph, Dressel Charles, Mang Peter, Beidler Eberbart, Drudle Paul, May George, Bender Christian, Dunoworth Christen, Maybeck Henry, Benner Marcus, Eggers John, Merchant Peter, Bennet D. C, Ely Calvinf Miller F., Bennet Wm. N., Ely Edwin N., Mina M. Mrs., Bergtold George, Ely Enoch S., Miner Frank, Besley Jacob, Ely E. Sterling, Mooney Frank, Beuchi Peter,* $ly George B , Moulin Isadore, • Beuchi — Mrs., Ery William G., Post Barbara Mrs. Berkhalter Philip, Enderman Casper, Post Louis, Bieber Christian, Engleman Christo'r, Post William, Bitterman Joseph, Ensminger Frederic, Reily John C, Bixler Michael, Erb Titus, Roum Toney, 1 Blarr Jacob, Ernst Charles, Rupp John, Blarr Philip, Ernst Christian, Ryan Edward, Bogel Christian, Farewell —Mrs., Sanford George, Boll Adam, Feider George, Vosseller Hiram, Bond George, Felton Mary, Vosseller Nathan, Boothroy George, Ferren George, Walker Jacob, Border J ohn M , Ferrenbach Anth'yK Welch Patrick, Bowman Francis D., Firestein George, Workley Adam, Brenner Michael, Fisher Jacob, ' Zeagle Henry. Briggs A. J., Fogarty Barth'mew, Britton Joseph, Forscht Charles, CH'KTOWAGA. Britton J. B., Frankum John, Ackerman 'Philip, Browner Anthony, Frick John, Adams E. C. &E.P., Browner Martin, Fritz William, Adolph Alois, Bruce Solon, Gangloff George, Ailman Michael, Budenmyer Fred., Gangloff George J., Andrews Anthony, Bumburger John, Gangloff Joseph, Andrews John, Campbell J. B , Gansbeidle David, Ast John, Cappeller Augustus, Gansbeidle George, Aubenshine John, Cart Jacob, Garnett J. B., Aubenshine Mich'el, Carlwright Edward, Garver Alois, Baker David, Chavina Morris, Garver Michael, Babcock Wm. & E., Coatsworth Jas. G., Gates Godfrey, Baker Henry, Coatsworth J. Mrs., Gerardin Joseph, Baker John, Cobb Oscar, Gerba Peter, Ball George, Collins Charles, Germain — Mrs., Bangup Conrad, Collins Otis, Gillman Henry, Banks Frederic, Collins Xavier, Gipple Abraham, Barnhart John, Criqui — Mrs., Gower Robert, Barnhart Peter, Deasly Oliver, Greaser Peter, Barsch Michael, • Deckard Mrs., Green W. D., Bastian George, Deffenbach — Mrs., Grett John, Batt Anthony, Dehl John, Groell Blassius, Batt Joseph, Deigler George, Halter Henry, Batt Xavier, Dellenger Jacob, Hammer John, Baumler J. C, Deuringer Joseph, Hartuiig Martin, Beach Ebenezer, Deuringer Paul, Hartzel Marcus, Beach William, Dick — Mrs., Hearle Benjamin, Beach — Mr., Dillon Martin, Heckelmyer Fred.., Beck Lewis, Dourney Augustus, Herbine Nicholas,

ALL POLICIES ARE NON-FORFEITARLE in the JOHN HANCOCK, AFTER ONE PAYMENT. AT DODD, BEST k CO.'S, 410, 412, 414 MAIN ST*. FARMERS. 197

Hersch John, Mendersee Henry, Robinson Amos, Hick Abraham, Metzer Henry, Rodenmaker John, Hill Anthony, Miller Ernst, Saltsbaugh Simon, Hill Blassius, Miller Frederic, Sauff William, Hinchi John, Miller Joseph, Schafbach Hitchcock Alex., Mishler John, Schaffner Henry, Hitchcock Apollos, Moats George, Schies Lewis, Hitchcock H & F., Moloch John, Schimic Matthias, Hitchcock James, Mooney Francis, Schireiing Albert, Hitchcock — Mrs., Mooney* Jacob, Schoen acker Anth'y, Horni Conrad, Moore Hansitle, Schoenacker Jacob, Housholder John, Myers Isaac, Seaton Sylvester, Hughes Michael, Myers Matthew, Seawald Andrew, Huntz John, Nagle Alex. G., Shalenburger Anth., Huntzinger Peter, Nireling Joseph, Sickle Michael, Jacobs Theodore, Ott Anthony, Smith Charles, James David, Ott Barbara, Smijth Christian, James Thomas, Ott Christian, Smith Gerhart, Jenkins Sylvester, Overal Joseph, Snyder Alois, Jenkins — Mrs., Paul Christian, Sommer Andrew, Johnson Henry, Paul Magdelina, Sommer Frederic, Kabble Philip, Penfold David, Sommer Lewis, Kaberline William, Penfold Samuel, Sonder Michael, Keicher Lawrence, Person Frederic, Stephan Philip, Kempf Lewis, Pettilon Peter, Storm Jacob, Kennedy Homer, Pfleuger William, Storm Philip, Kennedy Sophronia, Pfohl George, Strable Andrew, Kiefer Joseph, Pfohl Jacob, Strable Joseph, King Nicholas, Pfohl Jacob, Jr., Suke Jacob, Kline Balser, Pfohl Joseph, Swing Joseph, Koch John, Phillips Anthony, Taylor John, Koester Peter* Phillips Ferdinand, Thoma Henry, Kohlbrener Conrad, Pitts John, Tresselt Frederic, Krunner Valentine, Pitts Philip, Turner George, Kruser Frederic, Pitts Philip, Jr., Tyler Joseph, Kuhn Anthony, Pletcher Jacob, Vaughn Jesse, Kuhn — Mrs., Pontie Charles, Vesper Frederic, Kulp Jacob, Pontie Francis, Vogle Joseph, Leihde Henry, Pontie Stephen, Wahl Henry, Lewis William, Poppenburg Annie, Walker John, Loetz George, Prefert John, Walker Joseph, Loetz Martin, Quinn Patrick, Wander Frederic, Loetz Peter, Ralph William, Warner John, Long Abraham, • Rappin Samuel, Watts Philip, Long — Mrs., Ray James A., Weirizer Frank, Lowe Eckhardt, Reisch John, Weisbeck Adam, Ludwick John, Reisch Peter, Welsh Lawrence, Lutz Anthony, Retzel John, Wetzel Hugo, Lutz John, Rhoe Frederic, Wible Anthony, Lux Martin Mrs., Ricolph Frederic, Wilde Jacob, Lux Peter, Rink John, Wilkinson Samuel, Mahan Martin, Risser Daniel, Willyoung J. &S., Mann William, Risser John, Willyoung Michael, May Henry, Rissins Henry, Winspear James,

White Shirts! Fancy Shirts! Neglige Shirts! made to order by S. N. Lawrence Sc Son, 315 Main St., Buffalo. A LARGE STOCK OF UNDERWEAR FOR ALL SEASONS, 198 ERIE COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Winspear Pennock, Shimer John, Bolt John P., Wise C. J., Shisler Joseph, Bross Edward, Wolfer Joseph, Shope Abram, Brown Henry C., Wurst John, Sbure Gotlieb, Bund Michael, Yerger Frederic, Shure Leonard, Bur dick John P., Yukes Michael, Shutt John, Burket George, Young George, Sidel Ernest, Burnett Daniel, j Zeigler Casper, Slosson Helon, Burns Alexander, .Zeigler Jacob, Smith Christian, Bush Ernest, Zimmer Frederic, Stafford Henry S., Buth Charles, Zimmerman Godfy, Stever George, Buth Godfried, Zumstein Jacob, Underwood M. W., Buth John, Zurbrick Nicholas', Vallencott Richard, Byer Charles, Zurbrick Nich's, 2d, Vantine George, Carmer Abram, Zurbrick Pete% Warren Orsemus, Carmer Andrew, Zurbrick Philip. West Joseph, Carmer Jason, Whipple T. C, Carmer Noah,, CLARENCE. Wilks Frederick, Carmer Sarah Wiltse Jeremiah, Carmer Silas, Babal Philip Wiltse Livingston G. Carmer SilasL., Baines James Youngs Agilles,- Carpenter Addison, Barch George Youngs Colins, Carr James, Beeman Joshua Zimmer Rudolph, Chamberlain Nic'las Bivins Charles Zimmerman Casper. Clare Frank, Bivins Homer Clark Daniel, Bodine Abraham CLABBNCB CENT. P.O. Colton William, Bodine Bar tie tt Baker Frederic, Cox Jacob, Bosworth Hiram N. Baker Henry, Crandle Simon B., Chapman Charles Bald William, Croup Mary, Christopherson C. Beekman John, Croup Philip, De Frice Jacob T. Beiter Andrew, Cummings James J., Dodge Wayne J. Bender Michael. Cunningham Layton Drudge Elizabeth Bergman Frederic, Danser Charles, Drudge Jacob Bergman George, Danser Henry, Gallap Asa Bergman Henry, Danser John, Gallap George Berry Francis, Danser Palmer, Halter Andrew Berry Jacob, Dauman John, Hamlin Lenza Berry John, Dean John, Hershey Jonas, Bickert Charles, Deathom John, Hutchinson Sarah, Bickert Philip, Dewey Charles, Jones Even, Bill David, Dewey Frederick, Kimberley Marcus, Bisher Caspar, Dewey & Brothers, Krouse John, Bishop Ezra, Dickas Philip, Lentz Gotlieb Biter Ignatus, Diller Abram, Magoffin James H., Bixler Jacob, Diller Henry B., Magoffin John O., Bixler Jacob Jr., Dodd Mary A., Mather Moses, Blasius Valentine, Done Sylvester, Miller'Isaac K., Blocher Daniel, Douner Frederic, Morison John, Bodine"Eliz'th Mrs., Drudge Abram, Parker O. R., Bodine William B., Duckwetz John, Ransom Harry B., Boetcher Augustus, Eberhart Jacob, Raynor Aionzo, Boetcher Charles, Emmendorfer Geo., Sadler James B., Boetcher Frederic, Eldred Henry B., Seib Charles., Bolt John, Engle Augustus, NO COMPANT STANDS BETTER In the Massachusetts State Report than the JOHN HANCOCK. ATA. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST,, BUFFALO, N. Y. FARMERS. 199

Engle William, Kreuger Charles, Mochow Frederick, Eshleman Jacob, Krull Jacob, Mochow John, Ficht Adam, Krull John,. Mochow William, Fink George, Krull Samuel, Mortsolf Martin, Fisher Jacob, Kupferschleger F. H. Mortsolf Martin Jr., Fisher John P., Kurtz Anna, Munch John, Fisher Philip, Kurtz Jacob, Newhouse Henry, Fleischer John, Lapp Abram, Newman Frederic, Frederick Christian, Lapp Isaac, Parker Jared, Freeling Henry, Lapp Simon, Pless Charles, Friedman George, Laraway Joseph F. Pless Ernst, Geheim Henry, Lash Michael, Pless Frederick, Gens am an Frederic, Laubacher Frank, Pless John, Gentz Frederick, Laubacher Joseph, Pollman Henry, Gless Philip, Laubacher Philip, Pratt Lester, Goldfoot Conradt, Lehman Daniel, . Pugsley Smith, Good Abram Lehman John, Qu ester John, Good Peter, Lehman Peter, Rabeck William, Good Peter Jr., Leib Christian, Regling Christian, Gumbert Augustus, Lenhard George, Rehnrem William, Hartman Brothers, Lese Carl, Renke Henry, Hartwig John, Lindsted William, Riegle David, Hank Vitus, Lippard Henry, Riegle 'Henry, Helwig George, Lippard William, Riegle

THE Celebrated EUREKA SHIRTS, Paris Yoke and Per­ fect Fitting, Manufactured only by S. N. Lawrence Sc Son CRAPE, COLLARS, CUFFS AND TRIMMINGS, 200 ERIE COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Stig Frederick x Russkupf Andrew Thompson James 0. Strickler John Schwarme Adam Wagner Jacob Stroh Peter Shaffer Joseph Woodward David Studer George Shurp John Teachout William Smith John F. PENDLETON P. O. Teelsworth Philip Snyder George Hatch George Ternant Frederic Snyder Nicholas Ferris William Texton Henry Stephen Frederick, Thompson Aaron A. Stoll Lorenzo, RAPIDS P. 0. Thompson Mary Stuckmann Henry Thuman Augustus Stuckmann John Burdick Clark Timanus Edward A. Gillings Joseph Trippensee Frederic BAST CLARENCE P. 0. Russmann Elizabeth Trippensee William Aylesworth Aaron Ulmstead George Updegraff Timothy Aylesworth Eliza A. Vogle Jacob Updegraff William Beeman Samuel, WILLIAMSVILLE P.O. Utley Ebenezer Bodine Webster Vantine John Conklin Matthew Cemerer John Vogt Peter Danser Joshua Jr. Metz David Volmer Frederick Hunt Gerret B. Metz Levi W. Wagoner John Hunt Harrison P. StutZman Christian Waller John Hunt James M. Wenner Jacob " Walter Frederic Hunt Martin N. Ward John Kinney Robert L. COLDEN. Warner Isaac Lester C. D. Weber Anthony Adams Samuel Weidman John HARRIS HILL P. O Adams Susan Wentler Augustus Berry & Hutchinson Akeley Joseph Wentler Frederic Blocher Peter Allard James Wentler John Burket Philip Allard William Wetter Frederick Butler Isaac Allard William Jr Williams Wesley Deigler Andrew Ames Nathaniel Willyoung Michael Deigler Anthony Bailey Phineas Windnagle Ignatus Eggert Joseph Baker Jeremiah . Windnagle John Fillmore Gleason Baker Thomas Windnagle Simon- Foot George J. Balding George Walt John Frick Jacob Barret David D. Wyman Stephen Frick Samuel Bayliss Ann, YorkD F. Fuller Alvah Blanchard Isaac York Myron Grove Joseph Bond Isadore Youngs Milton Gunn Jefferson S. Bores Charlotte Zearheld Anthony Hersch«John Bowen Richard E. Zerbst Christian Ketchum Catherine Bowen Sally, Zerbst Christian Jr. Long John Bowen Stephen A. Zesch William Longnecker Abram Bowers Henry Zimman Christian Longnecker Peter Bridge George E. Zimmerman Godfrey Phillips 'Conrad Brodbeck Godfrey Zimmerman G. F. Ritter John Brooks Nathaniel Roth.*Ionn Buffum Albert H. EAST AMHERST P 0. Shultz Joseph Btfffum Daniel T. Ademan Godfried Sucko Frederic Buffum Oliver P. Albert Magdalena Summy George W. Buffum Thomas. Fogle Jacob, Summy George Calkins Moses Freeman Samuel F. Thompson Archibald Calkins William A. The JOHN HANCOCK has Hundreds of Policies In West­ ern New York. Ask THEM about it. AT DODD, BEST k CO.'S, 410, 412, 414 MAIN ST. FARMERS. 201

Carreck Elizabeth Letson Myron Underhill Stephen Chandler Alvah Lewis Hyman Upham Liberty Cole Martin Lewis James D. Upham Thomas Corah Henry Lewis-James R. Waltz M.ichael Cross James B. Lockwood George Warren George Ouanick John Long William Warren Thomas Curtis Washington Mabon James Wiley William Darling David C. McCumber Lewis Wilkinson Alvina Darling Henry McCumber Luke Wilson James Darling Horton McCumber William Woodruff Brothers Dudley. Reuben McKay Charles Wright Daniel Eaton James M. McMillin John Young Orlando Enos Olive Miller Christian Finch Milon D. Miller Louis GLENWOOD P. O. Francis Abram Miller Martin Barclay Joseph Erancis Daniel T. Miller Martin Jr. Blakeley Sylvester Francis Marion Murray Levantia Brink Anthony Francis "Morgan Nichols George W. Brink William Francis Nathan C. Norton D wight Buffum Benjamin Francis Simon Norton Jaber Burnett F. M. Frank Abram Ohlheiser John Burnett James Frank Andrew J. Overton Richard J. Chase Arra Frantz Frederick Patridge Abisha Cotteral Thomas Freeman Stephen Patridge Albert- Crocker Charles ; ^ French David Partridge Daniel Crocker Marshall French Josiah Paul James A Crump Benjamin Frish Charles Perkins Myron W. Drake Lyman Gould Asa Pierce Austin Dyer Orlando Gould Elias Pierce Edward Etling John »Guterkonst J acob Pierce Leander Everhart George Healy Edward Pierce Romanzo Francis Charles Hearth John Polcha Charles Frye Jacob Hedges Polly Pomroy Isaac Frye Louis Henshaw Duane Ralyea Franklin Frye Stephen Hicks Philip Richards Augustus Garsha Catherine Hillaker Alexander Scott Henry Garsha Enos Hilliker Lucinda Shelly William W. Geister John Hilliker Stephen Short Joseph Geunther Jacob Hough John Showers Sidney Geunther Jacob Jr. Howe Susan Smith John Gleede Joseph Hoxie David Smith Sebastian Graves E. H. Hoxie Jonathan Snearly Michael Gouldsworthy Eliza Hoxie Lyman Snyder George Hantz Michael Irish Harriet South wick Albert Harrington Joseph Irish Jerome Stanfield Michael Hedges John R. Irish Harrison Stevens Dudley O. Hedges Stephen Irish Lodema Stevens Olin D. Holt Hiram Irish Stephen Swain Brewster M. Hotchkins Jacob Irish Washburne Swain Jonathan* Irish Jones Isingtrout Augustus Sweetapple Alfred Keller Henry King Clement Sweetapple Charles Kolmbach John King Darius Sweetapple Chas. jr. Krougle John Kummer Christian Templeton William Lawrey John Lane Isaac Underbill Horace Lewis Laertius

Everything Desirable for Gentlemen's Wear, Scarfs, Bows, Ties, etc., at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 315 Main St. MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, 202 ERIE COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Lewis Philo Hallock Oscar Doty Noah Mahle Barbara Jocoy Samuel A. Foster Edward J. Mahle George Matthews David, Gilford Joseph Maltby Benjamin , Matthews Sarah Giger John Mehner Albert Murphrey Edward Goldthwait Charles Miller Jacob Murray George Harrington Seth Miller John Perry Eli as Harris Edwin R. Miller Joseph Roberts Adna Harris Lewis P. Montgomery Francis Waters Asa Harris Oliver Murray Francis Williams Thomas Haskins Frank Murray John Wright James. Hazard Samuel Payne George Hopkins Lewis Philips David 0. COLLINS. Hunt Isaac Popp George Irish M. S. Puff David COLLINS CENTRE P.O. Irish Richard K. Rice Wilder Aldrich Alphenus Johnson Eli Rudbeck George Allbu Benjamin Johnson John H. Shologie Francis Ansley Hudson Johnson Wm. Shuer Michael An water George Kelley Marvin Smith Hudson Bailey Geo. W. Kelley Monroe Strable George Bailey Nathan King Geo. F. Treat Isbon Bartlett Seth Knight A very ~ Jr. Thurstin H. J. Bartlett Z. A. Knight John - Trpust Godlip Bates Briggs Knight Orbon J. Walker Jane Bates Franklin, Knight Reuben Warren George R. Bates George Lenox George Warren R. S. Bates Sylvanus Jr. Louk Dighton Wilson John Becker Albert Lumbard Samuel Wilson P. A. Becker Jacob Miller John Woodruff Hannah Beckerage Andrew Mockimer Jacob Zimmer Daniel. Beverley David Moon John A. Beverly John Jr. Mosher Charles HOLLAND P. 0. Beverly John D. Newell Daniel Beverly Matthew Nichols Ezra Darling Edmon Palmerton H'ry W. Dickson Leonard. Briggs Isaac Brown Francis Pane Royal C. SOUTH WALES P. 0. Brown Hiram Parkinson Chris. B. Burk Courtland Paxon Thomas Sexton Walter. Burnap Jacob Peters Nicholas Bur nap Tracy Phillips Andrew WEST FALLS P. 0. Carey Albert H. Phillips Joel Jr. Barber John O. Can field Theodore Phillips Smith Burr L. C. Clark Adam Pierce Alonzo Cartwright Richard, Clark Timothy Pierce George Darbee Charles R. Colburn Charles B. Pierce Myron Darbee Daniel W. Conger Almon D. Pierce Philander Darbee Seth . Conger Joseph Potter Andrew Darling Charles, Conger Noah Potter Butler Dubois Ann Cook Hiram W. Potter Charles C. Gersting Adam Cook Norman hotter Charles E. Gersting George Cook Peter Potter Joseph Getchell Ezekiel Cook Sylvanus B. Potter Moses Henshaw Henry Cook Wm. Pratt Gilbert Henshaw Nancy Crandall Jefferson Randall John E. JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. CHAS E. RUSS Sc CO., State Agents, Albany, N. Y. AT A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST. :^f4- FARMERS. 203

Redfoot Charles Hathaway Frank P. SPRINGVILLE P. O. Redfoot John Hathaway Honewell Healey Samuel Coon N. J. Reynolds Nehemiah White William. Reynolds Norman Holcomb Wm. W,. Russell Charles Jalis Wellington SHIRLEY P. O. Schcenover Hezekiah Kelley Joseph Schoenover Silas Kellogg Rufus Conger David Shaw David Kerr Henry Taylor George Shearer Jacob Kerr Thos. J. Sherman Abner Sherman Smith Lawton John Smith Augustus Lindsley Aaron CONCORD. Smith Stephen Moss John E. South wick Abraham Moss Ransom W. BOSTON P> O. Steel James Munyer Samuel T. Adams & Blakely Stewart Charles H. Palmerton Joseph A. Babcock Maynard Taft Abel Parkinson Geo. Baily Samuel Tanner Isaac W. Peasley John B. Booth Alonzo Tarbox Caleb Perrin Sheldon F. Booth Warren Tarbox Stephen Piersons Wm. R. Bowen Peter Tonger John Popple William 0 Brooks John Vail Edward Potter Geo. F. Bury Jacob Valentine, George Potter Peter Curren Hiram A. Walker Wyman Pratt John" Drake Edward Washburn Elisha Press Wm. H. Drake E. H. Washburn Smith Rosemburg James Drake Ira E. Wickam Chauncy Ross Ira * Drake Marshall C. Wickham Hiram Rudd Barley Drake Reuben Wilber Albert Sisson George Dye Reuben Jr. Wilber Asa Sisson Nathaniel 2d Fadie John Wilber David Sisson Stephen A. Fawter Sulliva* Wilber James Sisson Stephen L. Field Marvin W. Wilber Robert Smith John Horton Frank W. Wood Wallace Southwick Albert P. Horton Jacob V. Southwick Geo. F. Hout John GOWANDA p. o. Stebbins Abner McRea James Aid rich Chalkley Studley Lucius Meyer Frederick Allen A. J. Taft Wm. H. Meyer George Allen Joshua Taylor Enoch Moore Norm an Bailey Stephen Taylor Frank Needam Charles Barnhart Daniel Wait George Needam L. A. Barnhart Dexter Waldron Philemon Sharp Albert Barnhart Gideon Waterhouse Levi • Sibley Clark C. Bartlett Marcus Wells Benjamin J. Tatto B. E. Bartlett Seth 2d Wells Isaac A. Thurber George W. Becker Chauncey White Hosea Torry Ambrose. Becker Isaac White John H. Becker John Wilber John COLDEN P. O. Button Henry Willett Elijah P. Abbot Albert Chafer Reuben MORTONS COR'S P. O. Abbot Sylvester Cook Jonas W. Conger Anson. Darby Alanson Abby James Et«ter Archibald Burlingham Henry EAST CONCORD P. 0. Gerney Edwin N. COLLINS P. O. Baker Willam Hanson Wm, H. Horton E. A. Cotral John Shirts I Shirts! Shirts on hand and made to order, warrant­ ed to fit. S. N. Lawrence Sc Son, 315 Main St., Buffalo. L ALL KINDS OF CRAPE GOODS MANUFACTURED BY 204 ERIEf COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Cotral Joseph Farmer Jacob Blaisdell & Spoekin Cotral Joseph Jr. Farmer Michael Bloodgood James Davis Abel Gasper Anthony Bond Emory Davis1 Bryant Gaust John Briggs Erasmus Eaton Ira Gay lord Horace Britton Joseph Gardenier Abram Gaylord James f\ Brown Stephen S. Garden ier Isaiah Gleason Peter Brown William E. Graft Edward Goodell George Bulger John Graft Samuel, Graves Elijah Carr John Hollister Michael Greggor Frank Caswell James Kelsa Michael Greggor George Chaffee Alanson Killom Alonzo Hoffman John Chaffee Augustus Lonsbery Addison Holt Joseph Chaffee Joel Ostrander Albert Holt Worcester Childs Isaac B. Ostrander Tunis Jefferson Willis Churchell M B. Stanbro Alanson A. Kron Charles Churchell Newcomb Stanbro Charles Kuhn Matthias Churchell Stephen Stanbro George L. Manchester George Clark Alahson Steel Epaphras, Manchester Joseph Clark Ephraim Titus Sterling orton Alanson Clark Frank Wellman Joseph f orton Otis C. Clark Frederick A Wright John E. Nichols Nelson Cochran I^ord B. Nichols 'A. S Cole Vincent GLENWOOD P. O. Oswell Anthony Cook Elbert W. Clark John S. Parmenter Simeon Cooper Colvin Cramp Benjamin Peters Felix Cooper Vernon Cramp John Prill John Cornwell Willis W. Domes Christopher Quinn James Cosline George Dorsey Mary Reading Nicholas Crahn Timothy Foot Harvey Richardson Jere. Crandall George E. Foot Bans ford Richardson T. J. Cranston James Griffith David E. Simonds Luke Daggert Robert Griffith Peter Steel George Dames Augustus Leonard Moses Urich Rudolph Decker Andrew J. Matby Benjamin Vanatta Nicholas Decker Mrs. Wheelock Lewis Wagner Nicholas Dodge John Wood Joel Eaton Luzern SPRINGVILLE P. O. Ellis John MORTON'S COR. P. O. Adams Abner C. Emerson W. L. Allen William Akley Henry Empson Elias Atwater David Albro Caroline Fay Ward Ballou John Albro E. D. Fero Adam Barey James Aldrich George Ferrin Philip Bates William Algar Clark Field William Bulger John Jr. Algar Samuel W. Frank Jacob J Blakely Edgar Andrews Herman Frank Wallace Blakely Jackson Baker Charles Frank Williams Buck Cornelius Baker Orren S Freeman William Frye Enoch Chamberlin George Botsford Charles 4 Chase Wixen Beauman George Fuller J. H Collin Michael Beauman Vincent Goddard Edward Dahack Peter Beckridge Joseph Goodmote Allen Deney Jacob Bement Albert Graves Bela Emerting Philip Blackman Henry Hakes Joseph THE JOHN HANCOCK IS PURELY MUTUAL, ALL THE Profits being DIVIDED Among the Insured* •

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Hammond Frederick Smith Calvin E. HAMBURGH. Harrison Jesse Smith Conrad Harbold Philip Smith Laban Abbott Chauncey Hawkins Frank Smith Marcus Abbott Manus Hemstreet Jacob Smith Michael Addington W. Hick ok Emory Smith Pliny Albert Joseph Hilbert Henry Smith William Allen John Horton Lorenzo L. Spaulding George Austin William Horton William R Spaulding Orrin Ayer Putman Hurd Bur tin Spooner Carlton Baker Amos Ingalls Zimri Squires.John Baker Benjamin Kane Samuel Stanbro Prentis Baker Daniel King Staley Steel Myron Baker Daniel D. Kingman George Stephens Samuel D. Baker Freeman Kingsley David Tarbox David Baker Laac Lusfi Hira Tice Daniel Baker Jaquith Mayo Erastus Tift Stephen E. Baker Jerome ^ayo Hiram Trevitt Benjamin Baker Stephen Mayo William Trevitt Lewis Barber Theodore McAleese Hugh Twichell Lemuel H^ Bayer Henry McCay A. A. Tyrer James L Bettz Adam McEwen S. H. Van Valkenburg P. Benedict Levi McMillin William White Francis Beiming Almond Mills William P. Widrig William Benning Anthony Morse John F. Wiesemantle Peter Benning Bennet Murdock John Wilcox Gilbert S Benning Henry Myer Frederick Williams Warner Berger Ernst Newcomb Alfred Wolfey John Bird Charles Newman William J Yates Robert Bower John Norton Hardon Brady Frank OlneyS W. WOODWARD'S HOL­ Briggs Charles Oshea Richard Briggs Ezekiel Oyer Jacob LOW p. o. . Briggs Thomas Palmer Isaac Braas Michael Bull Louis Parmenter Orange Brann Egiel Bullis Byron Perkins Almon W. Canfield Jonathan A. Bui lis Orson Pierce C J. Conger George Byer John Pike Albert Dabol John Canfield David Pike Nathaniel Deiz George Canfield Dennis Pike Uriah Diester Hobart Canfield Henry Pingery Harrison Fowerling Canfield Jonathan Prior James Fox John Carr John Ransom Warren Gafrut John Caswell Alderson Heist Richard Gammel Francis Chamberlain B. F. Richmond J. N. Gasper John Chamberlain C. Rider Roman Hira Jacob Chandler Isaac Rush Jacob Lewis Hyman Chandler Lemuel Russell Samuel Stearns Jonathan Chandler Nathan Sanderson John Stebbens Ira Chase Alanson Sc. >tt Delos Taft Jesse Chase Moses Scott Phineas Teal Thomas Chilcott Ames Scott William Wolf Henry Chilvott Edwin S.ott William J. Woodward Julius Chilcott Erastus Shultes E. R. Woodward M. V. B. Chilcott Philinda FANCY SHIRTS with Collars and Cuffs to match, made to order, at S. N. Lawrence & Son's, 315 Main Street. FINE LINEN COLLARS, CUFFS AND BOSOMS, 206 ERIE COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Cole Ambrose Hampton Asa Miller John H. Colvin Amos Handy Eunice Moore Alfred Colvin Erwin Harloff Charles Moore Harriet Conroy Peter Haser Martin Morgan S. M. Cook Adam Hawkins P. Moshur Dow Cook Alvin Heath Hosea Moshur Richard Cook John Heath William Nickols Harlow Cook Margaret Hedban Charles Niegher Godlip Cook Wallace Hepp Louis Oaks Alby Coon Abraham Herks William Oaks Esther Coon Charles Hewit William Oaks George Corbin Edward Hewson A. R. Oaks Mary Covey William Hewson William Oaks Norman Cypher V Hewstead Thaddeus Oaks Polly Deuel Israel Hoag Abram Patridge Joseph Deuel Merritt Hoag David Paxsqn Pierson, Deuel Phoebe Hoag David 2d . Paxton Susan Deuer Barton Hoag Elias Peters Frederic Deuer William Hoag Henry Pitree John Dorland Addison Hoag Hiram Pastel John Dorland Elias Hoag James Potter Allen Dorland Joseph Hoag Robert Potter Cephas Dorst John Hoag Wallace Potter Gilbert Eddinger John Hobart John Potter Isaac Ellis Anson D. Holbrook Morton Reed John Fish John Homewood James Reef Nicholas Fogle Charles Hull James Reiler Martin Folsom Mary Jackson D N. Richards Henry Folsom Winthrop Jerrolds D. Richards Jacob Ford Leonard Johnson John Richardson Lydia Foss Christian Jones Amanda Sheldon Joseph Francis Charlotte Jones Cordelia Sherf Henry Freeman Amos Jones Ranson Simmons Samuel Freeman Elias Jones Sarah Sitz Charles Godfrey Orson Jones William Smith Addis Gould Freeman Keil Joseph Smith Aimer Grace Patrick Kester Benjamin Smith Cephas Graves Myron Kline Charles Smith Charles Graves S. V. R Klue Frederick Smith Evlin Griffin Albert Knapp Gersharn Smith Fitch Grinin Charles Kramphart Ernst Smith Mortimer Griffin Huldah Lemner Charles Smith William M. Griffin Job Lenabitz Charles Snelling Branhart Gwin Alfred Little William Spaulding John Gwin Melvin Littlefield Darwin Sprague N. B. Gwin Thomas Lockwood Martha Stevens Philip Haas Henry Lockwood Philander Stilweli Myron Hambleton Aanon Matthews Levi Sweet Charles Hambleton Benj. Maybuk John t Swift Charlotte Hambleton Chris. McCarty Timothy Swift Cushing Hambleton Dallas Merriam Horace Swift James Hambleton Janette Vletz<4 George Swift Orson Hambleton Jos. E. Metzger Philip Thurober Thomas Hambleton Wm. Miller John Trivelle Asa THE JOHN HANCOCK'S RATES OF PREMIUMS ARE as Low as any Company can offer and do a safe business. AT A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST., BUFFALO. FARMERS. 207

Valley William Titos Luther EDEN. Vedder Conrad Titus Nathaniel Vick John Twist Augustus- Allen Albert B. Wagner Caspar Weld Orrin. Amsdell John R. Waker Ashley RESERVE P. O. Anthony L. D. Wasson John Mrs. Cline Charles Arnhold Jacob Wasson Thomas Cline Philip Babcock Elias L. Waters David Babcock Orrin Coitsworth James Bailey Joseph Webster A. & E. Gerhart George Webster Byron Baldow Philip Grotege Henry Barnum F. C. Webster Charles Haas William Webster Eli Barton John Webster Esther Hahn Jacob Bear dsley "Frank Webster Peter Herlinger Jacob Beardsley S. B. Webster Samuel S. Herve David Belknap Mattison Webster Sarah Keoober George Bender John Webster Stephen Kesselhorn John Bley Henry Wheeler Paul Kick George Bloss Joseph Wheeler Stephen King John Brindley George Wheeler Stephen D. Kleine Philip Bunderkell Frederic White Albert Michael John Calkins J. W. Willard Conrad Schermerhorn Peter Canfield Milo Willet Freeman Sherf Charles Carpenter William Willet Godfrey Shmitz Nicholas Caryl George D. Willet Samuel R. Shraeder Alex. Chapin M. W. Williams Anson Shraeder Christian Cushman Ambrose Yox Andrew Smarbeck Frederic Dale Frank Yox David; Sparrow John Dale Marion Stevens Christian Davis David ELLICOT P. O. Umloff Adam Davis David H. Baker Reuben Webber Jacob. Davis Otis Barber Roswell WHITE'S COR'S P. o. Doan David Bent Constantine Ackerman John Doll Joseph Borse Conrad Aduff Lewis Doll Matthias Briggs Miles Aulman John Eekhart Michael Cole Edward Austin Harmond Elder kin Al month Cole James Colvein Hiram Empka Fred Denison Smedley Eddy Osiah Enck Conrad Eddy Charles Engles Henry Ensier Lewis Francis Azuba Engles Paul Gifford Bethuel Griffin Joseph Knowlton William Gifford Lewis Herrington John Newton Charles Green J. W. Ketchum Stephens Newton Daniel Gregar Caspar McClary Hannibal Newton Jacob Gressman William Meatyard Henry Newton Obadiah Gurney Josepli Meatyard Robert Newton Reuben Hadley Barnhart Newton William Hale John HAMBURGH P. O. Paine James Hale John B. Boss Jacob Pierce. Jeremiah Hale Sylvester Butler John B. Wheeler Harmond Hauth William Holt Abigail Wheeler Ossian Hill Elias Powers William Wheeler Silas B. Hill John Titus Jerome Wheelock Albert Hill Lorenzo Titus John Wheeloek Henry. Hill Roswell "GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS." THE "BEST" IS THE CHEAPEST. S. N. Lawrence Sc Son, Buffalo. BLACK AND COLORED SILKS AND SATINS, 208 ERIE COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Hill Russell Wood L. D Hime Anthony Hill Willis Focam Adam Keifer Philip Horton John Kern John Hunt Noah CLARKSBT7RGH P 0. Kiltner Borncrat Hutchinson Michael, Ader John Lama Henry Jennings Henry Arlin Martin Lamb Susan Jennings Ira P Bentley Fred Merikle John Jones Jacob Blottner Ignatus Miller Martin Keller Fred Blaner Joseph Mouser Jacob -Kester E. W. Bower H. B. Mull Charles Kester Nelson Bruner .John Mull Henry Kromer Alexander Dal I Alois Myers Jacob Laehley David Dayton R. H. Pricel George Lathrop George Deckhart George, Jr. Refler Caspar Lindan Bishop Grover Benjamin Repman Joseph Lindan Luther Gunther John Ringer Gustavus Lindan Stephen Hornburger Jacob Ritter John March Henry Hyer Jacob Roth Joseph March John Hyer John Schnelly Benjamin ( March William Knall Martin Schriner Philip McLaury David Miller George Shetler Joseph Metz Godfrey Miller Martin Sighte Joseph Metz Jacob Moccomer Charles Sinsare Ambrose Metz John Neuhart Christian Spicer Francis fyiichael Nicholas Neuhart Lorenzo Stephens William Miller F. A Nye Martin Suter John Nassau Nicholas Smith J. H. Woolh eater Fred Neuhart Philip Smith Peter Zimmerman Henry Newell Emerson Titus James Zittel Frederic Parson Eli Walter John Zittel George Paxson William E. Wighman Daniel Zittel Peter. PeekS. H. Wiser John Peek William EDEN VALLEY P. 0. Phillippi Frederic EAST EDEN" P. 0. Agle Frederic Phillippi George Arnhold George Belknap John Potter Truman Atman Henry Belknap Porter Pound Cyrus Aust Nicholas Belknap Thomas Pound Eli Aust Nicholas, Jr. Bley George H. Rabb Luke Bellow John Bower Frederic Rathbun C S. Bower Michael Bower Henry Redfield H. J. Brishall George Bower Lewis Smith A. J. Dana B. L. Bunting Albert B. Southwick Owen Dana George Bunting Israel Southwick Richard Dana Peter Bunting Joseph Thompson Amos F. Danhiser Peter Bunting Levi Valentine George C. Dawer Philip Carter J. W. Vellom John Demerly John Case Henry B. Vellom William Ditman Adam Crooker Sampson Webster Thomas Dower John fcEckhart George Welch Ezra Ebelhare Martin Foolrod Christian Welch Nelson, Ensier Joseph Frost Daniel Wilcox Egbert Haas Michael • Fulmer George Wilson Gabriel Hank Ulrich • Gallman Christian Wood Cyrenus Haverly Lewis Gifford John

PREMIUMS MAY BE PALD annually, semi-annually, or quarterly, as the Insurer desires, In the JOHN HANCOCK* AT DODD, BEST k CO.'S, BUFFALO, N. Y. FARMERS. 209

Hall Peter Canfield Peter Markham E. G. Henry George Christ Daniel Marquette George Hickman Jacob Clark James Marquette Lewis Kern Peter Cole Henry Mawes Frederick Kerwish Fred Collins & Kinl Maybeck John Klass Christian Cotton Elisha Metzel Fred. Myres Frederic Cotton G. B. Metzel George Myres Henry Delean Peter Millas Michael Ortz Balser Demons Charles Mook Philip Rankert Jacob Dewitt Ziba Moore Fayette Richardson A. E. Eberhart John Mendoline Anthony Schooeckhart Dan'l Ellis Mary E. Non George Shamer Francis* Elrich Ernst Noyse Simeon Shamer John Farnham Benj. Nubes John Stafford William Fath Christian Obesley Peter Stoddard G. W. Fellows Nidon Olmstead Edmund Walter James Fisher John Ostrander John W. Walter John Fisher Wm. Otner Webster Edwin Fitch Charles Ott Lewis Webster Ira R. Flick Martin Pandlitz John Webster Joseph Foss Henry Phillips Philip Webster Levi Foster James G. Price Daniel Freberg John Richardt Charles NORTH COLLINS P. O. Gar by Christian Rolland Peter Morgan Elias Gar by John Rossman Wm. Orton Joseph „ Gench George Rost Charles Tabor Asa Gotschalk Sheople Jacob Grates Peter Shrades August NORTH EVANS P. O. Green Warren Silk John Baker John Griess Michael Snyder Daniel Broadback John Harrold Henry Sorge George Byron Henry H. Hayden John Stack Michael Cappass Frederic Heim Fred. Standart George Ewers Charles Heitman Fred. Stan dart Joseph Ewers Joseph Hensel Conrad Standart Wm. Gurney George Horning Marks Stephens Sophia Long George F. Houck Andrew Stetzen Benjamin Loton William Hurd Clark W. Stilps Nicholas Rowley Joel Hurd Cyrus Stilps Nicholas Jr. Smith George Irge Jacob Stitz Henry Stephens Nicholas Irge M. A. Stitz Philip James Stitz Wm. WATER VALLEY P. O. Johnson Samuel Stitz man Fred. Duncan John Keek John Stork John Kimbell Martin Stragle John ELMA, , Kline Joseph Teagle Jacob Klintz Rosanna Tellsbon August Allrecht John Klintz Thos. Jr. Tiffany Wallace Ast John Krouse George Titus Orville Baker Christopher Lacroisp John Ulerich Joseph Bancroft & Co. Lemmings Henry Unsel John Blood J. Lethe Henry Walker Nicholas Bow John Mann Charles Walter Fred. Brant Bernhardt Mann Fred. Wanglin Lewis Fine Embroidered Shirt Fronts, Corded, Woven and Puff Bosoms, at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 315 Main St., Buffalo. 14 KID GLOVES IN ALL SHADES, EVERY PAIR WARRANTED, 210 ERIE COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Webster John Bank Joel Dunham Catherine Weiser Peter Barnett John Fairbanks Willard Wilson Ezra Barry Thomas L. Fisher Frederick Woodard Eron Bass Milton Flinn Catherine Young Jacob Bauer Caspar Foster Caleb Bedeker August Fowles Rhoda EAST AURORA P. 0. Beidler Henry Frobes Charles Bensel Christian Glass John Billington J. T. Bensel Peter Goskes Jacob Billington Stickney Blakely Isaac Haas John Blakely Jas. O. Blatz Anthony Hagmyer Jacob Blood James Bloom Jacob Hanvy Thomas Brown J. W. Bohm Charles Harris Hiram Cassada John Boilser Lewis Hawkes Fred. Chandler Lyman Bragg John Hayden Wm. Chickes Stanley Brass Jacob Hazel James Cunningham Patrick Bridgman Mrs. Hazel Stewart LANCASTER P. 0. Bridgman Wm. Head James Briggs J. B. Heim & Brother Winspear PennocK Briggs Richard Heimaman Fred. Briggs Wilbur Heimaman Peter MARILLA P. 0. Buffum David Hemstreet Z. A. Buffum G. W. Henshaw Jerusha Adaloff Buffum John B. Highland Timothy Aldrich M. Buffum Wheeler Andrew George Hines Thomas Bullis Charles Hoffman John Ard George Bullis F. G. Bordemier Jacob Hover John Bullis Harmon Howard Russell Bordiner Philip^ Bullis Lewis H. Boyle James Hoyt Samuel Bullis S. M. Hunt Wm. Hall Otis A. Bumman Adam Heitman John Ice George Burke Patrick Ice Michael Hill A. Cassada Patrick Hill Cyrus Joslyn S. H. Chilcot Gilbert Keifer —- Satten Alexander Chilcot Lyman Shepherd Joseph Kennedy Charles Cisles Lewis Kennedy Samuel Shultz Philip Cobb Zenas M. Shultz Wm. Kettle Henry Cole Daniel Kettle John Siilaman Gustavus Cole John Smith John Klehm Henry Conly Bernard Kleinfeltes Henry Smith Joseph Conly John Tabos Seth P. Knobb Edwin Conly Patrick Knobb Jacob Davis Albert SPRING BROOK P. 0. Koch Jacob Davis Jacob Kroul John Allen David Davis James Krumpbardt Albert Allen & Bros. Davis James C. Kyser Horace Bachman Alice Davis Wm. Latnrop Paul B. Bachman Joseph Deven John Lepo John Baker Matthias Dewitt Joseph Lockwood Margaret Baker O. W. Dingman Harry Longs H. P. Baker Salem Divine Charles Longs Wm. Bancroft Albnzo Dodge Thomas Luderman John Bancroft Eleazer Donahue Patrick Luders John Bancroft Henry Duffy Edward Malona Michael The State Law of Massachusetts Makes the JOHN HAN­ COCK one of the SAFEST Companies In the Country* AT A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST. FARMERS. 211

Manson Mary J. Stephens Henry Raymond Ira Maricle Cornelius J. Tillon Isaac Roherts David Marvel Alfred Tillon James Root Amos McClure Bernard Tillon Joseph Russell 8. R. McCoon Charles Under hill Henry Slater Henry McCormick Patrick Walinspear Wm. Slater John M. McEnry Dennis Walker Joel Soper G. H. McFee John Walker Leonard P. Southwick G. B. Mellon Wm. Wallace Wm. D. Turnbull John Millar Anson Walter John Turnbull Mark Miller John Wannemacher O. J. West J. H. Mitchell John Wanglien Herman Wickam Robert. Mitchell Joshua Weed Elias Wilson. Freeman Morris David J. Weis Thomas E. Munger Fowler Weigles Joseph ANGOLA P. O. Nestle Sanford Whitney Caroline Adams Luther Neward Peter Wiley John Andrus John H. Newcomb Wm. H. Wiley Thomas Arhart Martin Norris Thomas Wilson Dennison Avery A. M. Northrup Eli B. . Wilting Frederick Brown Henry H» Northrup Lewis Wright James Carrier P. H. Northrup Stephen Wolf John Caryl Harvey O'Brien Wm. Cash Ambrose Oney Moses W. WILLINK P. O. Cash Ephraim Paine W. B. Adams D. W. Cash George Paxon Horace Adams Erasmus Cash James Peck Christopher Adams John Cook James Peck Clement Aaams John Q.. Dash Alfred Peck John W. Adams Mrs. Davis Henry C. Pensecover George Arnold Silas Day James Persons E. R. Thomson John Demfer Abner Peters John W, Thomson Wm. Demfer Cornelius Phalon Patrick Williams Thomas D. Demfer G. W. Pomering John Durr Andrew Reed George EVANS. Eddy Alvin Reed Henry Emmons Summer Reitz Charles Ames Bailey Hanson John Rice Wm. M. Ayer Ira Hanson Thomas Rush John Bartholomew Ira Harper George Scott John Bartholemew Isaac Harrington T. Shilling Jacob Brown Wm. C. Harrison Wm. Shrader John Bullock S. J. Hawley A. M. JShrimps Martin Corn Riley Henry Peter Shuler Martin Earl Warren Hess William Shure Peter Eastman Benj. Higley Chauncey Simmonds D. A. Eastman Leander Holland George Smaltz John" Hurd Horatio Lahle John Smith Henry Lincoln Albert Laverty Robert Snyder Michael Maltby M. B. Levens Henry Spencer Cyrus Maltby Zaccheus Maltby Fred Spooner Barton Pongo John McCullen H. D. Spooner J. B. Race L. W. McCullen O. Spooner Whipple Rathbone G. W. Paine Edward Stall Christian Raugh Michael Parker John R. KID GLOVES, CASTOR GLOVES and BERLIN SILK and Lisle Thread Gloves, at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's. MOURNING SUITS, BONNETS, CAPS AND VEILS, 212 ERIE COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Rout Thomas H. Ewens Joseph Coatsworth Thomas Schlade John Crocker Small Jacob FARNHAM P. 0. Harvey Egbert Smith E. P. Armstrong Alonzo Kenega John Southwick Ed. G. Carpenter Hiram LA SALLE P. 0. Southwick Josiah . Cook Lyman South worth D. W. Jones David South worth John H. NORTH COLLINS P. O. Spaulding H. Davis An dry NORTH BUFFALO P. 0. Stocker Chas. Stocker Henry Wilson Eden Allen Lewis F. Stocker Salmon G. NORTH EVANS P. 0. Stocker Smith SHEENWATER P. 0. Waterman Daniel Andrus John M. Ackerman Adam West T. S. B. Archard Geo. W. Acker man M'ria Mrs Wilcox George Black Nicholas Adams Carrol Wilcox Jehiel Brettschneider G. H. Alt Philip Wilpams C. C. Brock Bernard Arnold Jared Wing George W Curry Richard Ball A. M. Woodard H. B. Else Samuel Bedell Os.sian Woodard Major Frary Alden Brown Stephen Woodard Nelson Frost John S. Cook V. R. Woods William Hanks Enos Cross Alphonso Wooerson Charles Hurd Cloys Deitz Caspar Hutchinson John Delliot Alice EAST EVANS P. 0 Malen DUnn Joseph Maltby Daniel Amsdell Nelson Edy Frederic Maltby Henry Fleishman John Barker Peter Maltby Hiram Camp Charles E. Geswinder Magnes Moore Clark Gilbert Robert Camp T. W. Moosman Catlin F. B. Hageman John A. Catlin Orin Rugen James, Hartman Adam Clark George W. Shepard A J den, Mcintosh William Clark M. W. r Shepard Alvin McMurray Alex. Freeman Charles Shepard Matthias Parks John Freeman George Swain Daniel Pudvin John B. . Hawley James Roe Philip PONTIAC P. o. Ryken William Holmes#John Horton Elon Boya D. S. Schlerb John & Maltby Jonathan Corbit James Smith Conrad McGarry Neal Hathaway D. H. Spohr Conrad Myers Daniel Holt Jeremiah Spohr Henry Riddle Robert Lefrautz Johakim Staly Sutliep Shears John Paxon Ahaz Stenis Cornelius Standclift E. J. Paxon Lyman Stoneway C. A. A. Stocking Joel Rythen C. W. Stoneway John H. Sweetland Albert Wolf Joseph Troutman Philip Sweetland N. Wooerson Conrad Vant Hoff Peter Vogle John Webb Christopher Wood Nelson GRAND ISL'ND." Webb John Webb Thomas, EDEN P. * 0. BUFFALO P. O. Young Federic Bartoo J. L. Ball George H. Zieglar Henry Dole Josiah Carr Coygerden Zimmerman Joac'm ONE YEAR'S additional insurance for every annual pay­ ment In the JOHN HANCOCK LIFE INSURANCE CO. AT DODD, BEST k CO.'S, 410, 412, 414 MAIN ST. FARMERS. 213

TONAWANDA P. 0. Slater Michael Lazelle Bradley Smith Joseph P. Martin Aaron Gillie John B. Stack Patrick McGe^eon John, heirs Henslaer Emanuel Staley John H. W. McGirk" Ed ward Kent Alexander G. Stamler Henry Morris J. Sherman G W. Thomas David W. Morris R. T. WHITE HAVEN P. 0. Tucker Henry Mount Foreman Webb George Murphy John Baxter Daniel Webb Henry Murray A. heirs; Baxter Wallace W. Newbold Fred. Bedell Dwight HAMBURGH. Nickliss Wm. Bedell Harriet O'Daniel Michael Bell John W. Bebo Wm. Odell Asahel Blackmore John Drysdale David Odell Elias Booth Harvey Earl Wm. P. Osborne Maurice Booth Joshua Foot Nathaniel Pierce George M. Bush Joseph Foot Robert Powers Thomas Byrnes James Hahning Christian Pratt Samuel F. Carroll Patrick Julius Mrs. Rappert Fred. Carroll Wm. Knab Henry. Ravy Daniel Conboy Patrick Loub Fred. Reaves Myron Cunningham L. A. Loub George Reed John Deermeyer Helena Ostrander A. K. Rhodes Albert Densmore John Pierce Winslow S. Rhodes J. Densmore John Jr. Potter Silas Rittle John Jr. Fales Henry - Purdy James Rittle Lawrence, Fales Marshall Thompson Fred. Ryan James Fales Royal Titus Luther H. Saisbury Alvin Grillniger Lewis Wolf Frederick Salesbury Chas. Griswold Saunders Atwell Hilton Joseph BIG TREE CORN'S P.O. Saunders Elias Hout Frederic Balser Philip Saunders Wm. H. Huling Alexander Beicle Shelter Wm. Huling Edward Bristol Adaline Sherman Wm. Johnson George Bristol Caroline Shetler J. Jenes Daniel Bristol Harriet Smith Joshua H. Kayser Adam Bristol Julia E. Smith Morey Kelderhouse Jas. A. Bruce Wm. R. Smith RacheJ Kent John W. Calahan Wm. Smith Sumner J. Kress Lewis Crandall Benj. Sowle Oscar H. Leedham William Ebert Philip Thomas Philip Liddle John F. Eighme Harvey D. Thompson George Lindenlaub Edward Eighme Isaac Tyman John, heirs Long John Ellis Andrew J. Vialkowitsch And'w Mclnnes Harriet Ellis Robert A. W. Wimreur Richard ' Mesmore Joseph Ford Leonard Meyer Diebolt Foster Joseph, heirs BUFFALO p. o. Morgan Daniel Fultman Christian Abel Charles Morgan George Gould Royal V. Nice John Fredericks Peter C. Harris Wm. Freidman Joseph O'Brien Dennis Heiser Godfrey Ransom Harry B. Hoover Daniel FREDONIA P. 0. Rogers Horton A. W. Simon Walter Knapp Hiram Aldrich Scott FOLDED and TUBULAR TIES—All the latest Styles, at S. N. Lawrence SC Son's, 315 Main St., Buffalo. UMBRELLAS, CANES AND TRAVELING BAG?, 214 ERIE COUNTY DIRECTORY.

NORTH EVANS P. 0. Crumb Charles Gates John % Keeler Henry Gesman Frederick Ames Austin Kidderhouse Jere. Goul Conrad Ames Chester Kummer Chris. Grassman Theo. Bealer George C. Patrick Ira B. Griswold Charles Bevis Wm. A. Pierce Betsey Haen Nicholas Bickerstaff Francis Ralph Jessie Hagle Conrad Bogart Peter Rogers Theron B. Hall Sophia Broadback J. Harrington Russell Cockle Charles WHITE'S COR'S P. O. Harter Frederick Cockle Henry Amsdill Hiram Hascal Jonathan Cockle Robert B. Buxton Benjamin Hawkins Philip Colemeyer Peter Buxton Braley Hefner John Ford David Buxton Spencer Hellriegel Charles Hager John Catlin Eliza Hellriegel Lorenzo Hart Henry Christ Henry Horton P. W. Hart Henry Jr. Church Amand Hund William Hill John Church Wm. Hunt F. S. Kinney George Clark David, heirs Instrater George Kinney John Clark James Irons Arnold Kinney Patrick Clark John E. Jackson Elton D. Kornelhison Barnh't Clark Oscar Kast George Potter Joseph Clough H Kast George Jr. Potter Reuben Clyde William Kehe Henry Sclewbecker Andrew Colvin Timothy Kelly Dennis Sheirkler John Conrad John Keshner Godlip Sikes George Cook John Kester John Sikes Simeon Crow Harry Kester Mary Stewart Elliot W. Crow Sylvanus Kereline Michael Van Name John W. Dailey C. E. Kimble A. Walden James W. Daunhaisser John Klies John Klipper John WATER VALLEY P. 0. Daunheisser Philip Dart Moses Klispas Caspar Braymiller Adam Deitrick Adam Koester Francis Cushing Lysander Deitrick George Koester Frederick Dudley Wm. E. Diffenbach John Koester William Evans Edward Dorst Nicholas Koffman Frank Grassman Harmon Dryer Jack Koons William P. Haag Mary Ebel George Kopp George Hanshalter Jack Ebel Michael Kronenburg Joseph Hubbard E. C. Ebert John Kuss William Parker Francis B. Ehrman Andrew Lannon Joseph Saxby Robert Eles Philip Larky Barnhart Escher Jack Long Isaac WEST HAMBURG P. O. Evans William Longbine John Abbott Thaddeus Faler Matthias Lopp William Amsdill Dexter Filer John Lor en z Wendell Arhold Frank Fister John k Loub John Arnold Fred. Foit George Marsh Heriry Arnold Henry Fox John McGee William Barnard Ira Frank Andrew H. Meyer A. J. Beach Harry Frederspiel John Meyers August Buckwalt Augustus Frische Thomas Meyers William Buck wait Robert Fronhiser Jack Jr. Miller John SIX CENTS A BAY AT THE AGE OF 25, OR EIGHT CENTS a day at the age of 40, will secure $1,000 Life Insurance. AT A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST. FARMERS. 215

Modic Christopher Van Epps Nelson Davis Oliver 2d Moor James Van Name Leonard Davis Zaccheus Mumbach John Viox Anthony Day Franklin Munger James N. Vogle Henry Dodge George W. Newland Conrad \ Walters B. Duerr John M. Newman Christ. Weber Leopold Durhn G. W. Northrup Stephen Weilding Hamburg Dustin Freeland Oaks Frank M. Wengles Peter Euchner Christopher Oaks Samuel White H Farnham W. R. O'Connell Michael White H. W. Fisher Philip Odell William Williams A. E. Gere O. S. Page James Woodard Mary Ann Goodell David T. Parks Perry Zamitzer George Goodman Barny Phillips C. Zimmerman Jack Gould Merritt Pierce George Guenther Philip Pierce Joseph A. HOLLAND. Hill Z. E. Pierce Oliver C. Houghton Harlow Piatt Horace Baker Benjamin B. Hunt Calvin Potter John Bailey Benjamin C. Hunt David Prescott William Barrow Josephus Hunt Enos C. Ramsdill Oliver Bastion Michael Johnson Cyrus Ream Michael Bucknam John F. Johnson James Rector Nicholas Bucknam John H. Johnson Peter W. Rhoener George Burlingham L. Johnson Richard Riffle John M. Burlingham Wm. A. Kent Albert H. Ritman Matthias Button C. F. Kent Jonathan Robs Henry Button R. W. Kimball Delos Schamel Frederick ChallisN. S. Kimball James Schiedel Wendelin Collby Andrew Kimball Harrison Schmehr Charles Collby A. W. Kimball Samuel Schoeker George Collby Jonas S. Kimball Smith Scoville Ezra Colby Leander Kuhn Henry Scoville Jasper Colby Mitchell Leggett P. L. Shank John Colby Peter Logee Jason , Shuman Charles Colby William Mabor William Shy John Conant F. C. Moody Bartley Siegel Charles Conly James More George Smith Joel Conly John Morey Benjamin F. Smith Michael Cook Leander Newcomb Chas. W. Soul A. H. Cooper D. L. Parker William Sour Ferdinand Cooper Edwin Pratt William S. Sour Rachel Cooper Samuel Riber Frederick C. Sowle Luther T. Cooper Seth Riber John Spitler J. Crosby John Rice Benjamin F. Spitler J. jr Crowell H. R. Riley Philip D. Spoonley Thomas Currier C. G. Rogers Allen Sprague George Curtis Calvin C. Rogers Asa Sprague William Curtis H. W. Rogers Benjamin /Stevens E. D. Curtis Sylvester Rogers Charles Stuart Samuel M. Cutler Sylvan Rogers Colvin Taylor Joseph Cutler William C. Rogers David Thome Abram Davis Abner Rogers Elester Titus Daniel Davis Chester Rogers Richard Vale Chauncey Davis Oliver Rogers Sylvester

HANDKERCHIEFS—LINEN HEM-STITCHEB,Bordered, and Plain. S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 315 Main St. DRY GOODS TO DEALERS AT NEW YORK QUOTATIONS, 216 ERIE COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Rozier Jonathan Pickle Loren Diemert Anthony Savage Dexter Pingrey Aquilla Diller Michael Savage Stephen Doll Fred Schlun Carl STRYKERSVILLE P. O. Dudweiler Charles Schoovener Jacob Saunders David Dykstra John G. Selleck Jonas Shaw Alvin Easterly Andrew Sergei Leonard Whaley Benjamin Eckhardt Joseph Sherwin Horace Eis Michael Sleeper Sidney S. LANCASTER. Engler Philip Spaulding Elijah Erb Jacob G. Stickney Austin Adolf Conrad Exstein John Stravers Garret Adolf Joseph Faulhauber Frank Wenemaker A. Albrecht John Fedder Henry Whitcher Chauncey Amrheim Theresa Fenerstein Charles Wood Martin Andres John Galoglee Matthew Woodard E. G. Anstedt Sebastian Gana Thomas Atwood Henry Gangloff George JAVA VILLAGE P. O. Baigley Elizabeth Gatchell N. B. Barth John Murry Daniel George James Bartholomew Geo. Gerber George Shelman Peter Basher Valentine Shelman Pliny Goebel Philip Bauer Nicholas iGorham B. L. PROTECTION P. o. Bemd John Green Arnold Bergtold Charles Grill Jacob Burst Caleb Bergtold Henry Hafnagel John Farrington Ezra Bergtold Jacob Hall Otis A. Farrington E. D. Bergtold John Halter Louis Gould Alden Bescher George Hammond H. Hawks Avertia Bescher Michael Handel Fred. Hawks Lawrence W. Beyer Jacob Hartzold John Hawks Lewis Bilderman George Hasbus Ba rtholorr ew Hawks Orlando Bissell A. G. Hassett John Hopkins John Blackman L. G. Hayto n Marcus Hopper Norman W. Blair Christopher Hein Fred McArther Moses Brenner Michael Helwig George Moulton Aaron Briggs Ebenezer Helwig William Moulton Calvin Brunk Christopher Hensel Frederic Odell William W. Brunk Jacob Herle Christian Silloway Calvin Brunk John Hess Fred Smith Hosea Chapman E. W. Hibele Michael Staunton James M. Clapp George Hickel J hn Thomas William Clark William Hinske Caspar Wagoner George Cobung Jacob Hofman John Wagoner Henry Cook Philip Hogg Joseph Wagoner James Cooper Lafayette Hourt Michael Ward 'Roger P. Corner Patrick Huber Louis Ward William Cotton Hiram Humell Philip Weatherton Sam'l Cumins Sylvester Hurley Dennis Wilkin Matthew Deck George * Jelly Henry Wilkins William Dehn Andrew Jerge Jacob Jerge John SOUTH WALES P. O. Dehn Charles Dehn Edward Jerge Philip Haynes Barrett Denny Charles Jerge Valentine Metcalf Fisher Didiary Peter John Frederic THE BACHELOR, BY ENDOWMENT INSURANCE, TO make certain provision for his later years, should Insure. AT DODD, BEST k CO.'S, 410, 412, 414 MAIN ST. FARMERS. 217

Keiffer John M. Richardson John Van Reyma Jacob Kiefer John Ringeise Landelin Van Reyma W. Kiley Patrick Roehm Albert Vinike Christian Kimball Martin Rupercht Andrew Voegill Caroline Kimball Newman Ruscher Fred. Voll Joseph Kimberlee Marcus Schade Jacob Waldmiller Joseph King Martin Schaefer Andrew Warner Carl King Philip Schafer Antony Wehner Kilian Kintz John Schantzkopf Fred. Weild Jacob 4 Kissell Joseph Scheifle John Werner Andrew Klein Joseph Schelemer Jacob White Isaac D. Kretzinger George Schettler Jacob Zeppel George Lanzenbie Lawrence Schichtel Peter Zoltz George Lee Frank Mrs. Schiefler Nicholas Zubrick Philip. Leininger George Schneider Catharine Leininger Henry Schnitzel 1 Frederic BOWMANSVILLE P. O. Leininger H. Jr. Schreiner George Becker Horace Leininger Jacob Schultz Christian Blocker Peter Lex Andrew Schultz Henry Bowman Abram Link Henry Schultz Michael Bowman Palmer S. Lohr Henry Schuster Mary Carruth Eli Markt John Schwartz Joseph Choate Eli Marquart Louis Schwartz Louis Choate J. S. C. Martin Adam' Schwartz Matthias Defrees Max Martin Henry Schwartz Math's jr. Eggleston Leander Marzolf Geo. ; Schweigert George Eggleston Wallace Marzolf Geo. Jr. Scully Patrick Erb Abram Matterer Frederic Scully Thomas Ersmean Abram Matterer George Seeger Gotlieb Green Paris McCall Thomas Sibley John F. Grey Phineas McNeal Milton Smith Bartholomew Grove Jacob Meyer John Smith John M. Haskell John Millbenger Fred Smith Michael Hellwig Henry Mook Philip Sorg George Hill man Thomas Moriarty Patrick Spaulding' Mary Hutchinson Thomas Newert Peter . Staub Jacob Koebel John Nichter N. Staub John Koebel Martin Ott Jacob Staub# John Jr. Kraus Melchoir Ott John Staub Michael Latcher Frank Paine Thomas F. Stearns G. W. Loesh John Pardee M. J. Stefan Christian Long Douglas M. Parker John Stefan Jacob Long Fred Peckham L. S. Stefan Peter McArthur S. & F. Peckham Thos. M. Steinfeld Christian McArthur Thomas Person Rebecca Stetzell Henry McDonald Lorinda Pfhol Peter Stetzell Lawrence Mieser Stephen Pitkins Jno. F. Storm Jacob Moulton John Pohl Anthony Strifler Henry Nason Charles Poll and Auguste Stung Christian Niederlander P. J. Polland Charles Stutter George Nuwer Frank Polland & Bailey Sweet William Nuwer John Prince Leonard Taylor Robert Pasfield John Rampileo Jacob Tolm Christian Patrick John Raynor Francis Van Duzen W. S. Pfenig John

CANES! UMBRELLAS! BRUSHES and COMBS! NEW and " NOBBY" Styles, at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's. FRENCH YOKE SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER, 218 ERIE COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Pfortner Michael Bartche Henry Adams Lucinda Phillips Catharine Behringer Adam Adams Washington Powers Clarissa Mrs. Biber Nio Allen Andrew D. Schultz John Billear Christian Andrus Chester Scott F. P. Bill ear John Andrus Sylvester Seitz Michael Ehrenberg Peter Asmus Philetus Seme Christian Ferner Martin Baker Davis S. Seme George Gregg George Ball Albert A. Smiley G. & B. F. Greib Jacob Ball Hyder A. Smith Dennis Keib Ball Levi T. Smith Henry Kessell John Balus & Cruke Smith Jacob Klinkman Charles Barron R. R. Spies Jacob Klinkman Henry Barto Luce A. Stutzman Daniel Rains Charles Bateman Wm. Tanner Eli Roll George Bates Wm. Walter David Romer C. Bauder David Walter John Rowley Abner Bauder Elijah Walter Samuel Scheis John Bauder Hiram Wheelock Jesse Thomas John Bauder James Wheelock John Tiffany L. R. Bauder John Wheelock J. F. Urshell Henry Bauder Nathan Wilhelm John Voegill Frank Beu Charles Willyoung Nicholas Wagner Jacob Beu Christian Wood John Weber Barbara! Blackman Albert A. Young Jacob Weber Frederic Blackman Franklin Young Michael. Weber Jacob Blackman Henry E. Webb W. R. Blackman Henry G. CHEEKTOWAGA P. O. Willis James Blackman R. Zimmer Rudolf Willis O. E. Blakety Dennis Zook Abram Zubrick Geo. Brewer Curtis A. Zwitting Henry. Brooks Jefferson H. Zook George Brooks John A. Zook Jacob. WINSPEAR p. o. Brooks Leonard CLARENCE P. O. Ansbeds Michael Buffum Obadiah B. Eck Joseph Bundy Jonathan Gomar William. Eggleston E. Bundy Samuel S. Burke Patrick ELMA P. O. Fox Joseph Hutchinson Thomas Burman Augustus Winspear William. Hutchinson W. S. Carman John Idsardi F. E. Carn John LOONEYVILLE P. O. Lowey James Carpenter John C. Marie John Carpenter Lewis Horning J. W. Chadderdon Stephen Looney Robert. Schultz Joachim Weiser George Chesbro James MILL GROVE P. O. Weiser Nicholas Chesbro Sally Ziegler John H. Clark Horace Breeding Andrew Coleman John Lindauer Blasius MARILLA. J Cooper Samuel Lindauer Christian. Cullen Harry Curtis Nathan TOWN LINE P. O. Adams Asa J. Adams Erasmus Curtis Stephen Aides Michael Adams Erasmus R. Davenport Horace Arnold Salome Adams Ezra S. Davis M. J. Asthmus Michael Adams Henry Dennison Dudley THE JOHN HANCOCK IS MOST LIBERAL IN FAVORING policy-holders in payment of their premiums. AT A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MIAN ST., BUFFALO. FARMERS. 219

Dirstine Isaac H. Lathrop Calvin G. Tomlinson John Dirstine James A. Lill John Tomlinson William Dirstine Samuel Luce Newton Voight George H. Earl Benjamin Manchow Laua Voight William Edson John Mason George W. Vroom Wilham Eldfidge Daniel Mason Morgan "Wangleene John Eldridge Wm. Mason Russell B. Watson Isaac M. Finney Cyrus Mason Washington Watters J. W. Fitch Charles Metcalf Reuben Willis Alfred Flood Joseph P. Miller Gayus P. Willis Grove Fones Austin Miner Marville M. Willis John S. Fones Benjamin Moore Bradley Williams Thomas Fones Wm. Moore Harlen Winch Sarah Foss Henry Morris Thomas Foster Harrison F. Mortz Joseph ALDEN P. o. Foster Le Roy Most Allen Franklin Sylvester Newland Josiah Bennet Julius Hall Ira H. Nicholic George M. Blackman E. A. Hall Olive Nichols John jr. Campbell John Harrington Whitford Office Theodore Campbell Mary Harris Ozro O'Grady Dennis Cornell James Harris T. Ostrander I^eter Cullen Michael Hart Jared Parker Chester G. Ewell Erwin Hatch James Parsons Comfort Foster John Hatch Willard Patterson Roger Foster Samuel Heath John Patterson Thomas Fullerton Davis Henzi Frederic Peck Harrison Hart Jacob Hetz Michael Pierce C. Kidder Rufus Howes Daniel S. Munn Lewis Pierce Frank & M. Munn Watson Huffman Augustus Pierce W. Hunt Stephen Reynolds Daniel Pliss Frederic Stone Anson Hunter Samuel S. Poulton James Jackman Jeremiah Storm Anson Prince John R. Warner John Jennings William Putnam James Jordan George Webb Charles Putney Joseph West W. Jordan Michael Raymond Christop'r Keehn Abram Riley Calvin COWLESVILLB P. O. Kelly Thomas Rogers Isaiah Kelsey Delop Ronenkrantz Chas. McCarthy John Kelsey Lorin Ryan James McCarthy Kelsey Lydia Shoemaker Charles McGowan John Kelsey Stephen Sibley Zadoc Kelsey William Smith Edward EAST AURORA P. O. Kennedy Edwin Smith Jacob Kennedy Martin Smith John Hemstreet Isaac King Samuel Smith John B. Kogle John Smith Lewis TOWN LINE P. O. Lainhart R. Smith Walter B. Dean William Lamb Curtis Smith William . Henskin Peter Lamb Elijah Snyder Isaac Hoppy C. Lamb Jason Stedman James P. Lanes Henry Lamb Reuben Stedman Jonathan Mattis Peter Larkin Nelson Taber Niles C. Webster John Larkin Richard Thomas Ephraim

SILK, LISLE THREAB, GAUZE ANB MERINO SHIRTS and Drawers at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 315 Main St* ONE PRICE, MARKED PLAINLY, 220 ERIE COUNTY DIRECTORY.

WALES CENTRE P. 0. Mower John Beeman Andrew Myers Susan Beeman Jesse Bishop Elizabeth Newland George Beeman Lyman Blood Seth Newland Heber Belgar Hervey Godfrey Edwin Phillips George Below Peter Green John * Riley James O. Benson Bernard Green Joseph Robinson Richard Billiard Francis Hall Eli Sargent Renry Bishop Asa Hall Herman Seifert Charles Bishop Wm. Halsted David Sendal Jacob Blackburn John Jones Harry Smith Eli Blackmore Edward Winch Calvin Smith Lewis B. Blackmore Richard Wood James Snyder Frederic Blackmore Thomas Snyder Jacob Brackett Josiah WILLISTON P. O.. Snyder Peter Bratt Barnabas Allen Willson Stowell Theron Bratt Daniel B. Bankman Adam Swartz Charles Bratt Hiram E. Barnhart George Vader Richard Bratt Margaret Mrs. Barrow Thomas Welch James Brooks Zera . Bodeman John Willis Eugene L. Brown David A. Bridlock James Wooley Simon Brown Edward W. Brooks William Brown Jared E. Cook John L. NEWSTEAD. Brown Noah H. Dabb' George jr. Brown Sylvester Dennison Doctor Avery Frederic Brown Valorus Devine Hugh Baldwin L. P. Buell ,Heman A. Devine Patrick Brown John W. Buell Henry P. Dimonds Daniel Shure George Burlison Alanson . Dirstine Jacob Shure Michael Burlison Ambrose Dirstine Henry W. Sipe George Burlison Zebulon Dirstine John Swartz Finley. Bury John Eastwood Allen Bushman Frederic Eiburg Wm. AKRON P. O. Butler Otis Farley Owen Anderson Alexander Carney Andrus Fay J. P. Anderson Edwin Carney David Freed Henry J. Ayers Abiel Carney Patrick Gord Fred. Bagley Lewis Carney Timothy Green William Bailey David Case Abner Haft John Baker Daniel S. Chapins George Holmes Abi Baker Jeptha Cheeney Walter Holmes Bridget Ball Chas. Churchill Chas. Hons Levi Ball Sarah Mrs. Churchill Dennis Jennings D. Barlow Robt. Churchill Elizur Johnson George Barney Curtis Churchill Franklin Kogle William Barney Sarah Mrs. Clark Silas May George Barney Volney L. Coon Henry McGlowen B. Barnum Leonard Corbitt Daniel Mead Andrew Barrett Julius R. Coughran Perry Mead Patrick Barrett J. B. * Coughran Wm. Mills Alonzo Bateman Wm. Crego George Mills Carney Bates Daniel Croup Henry Mills Cyrus Bates Willard Cummins Aaron Moran Barnard Beardsley Abram Cummins Betsy Mosier R. Beardsley Benj. F. Cummins Bums M. THE BORROWER, TO SECURE THE PAYMENT OF HIS LOAN. SHOULD INSURE. AT DODD, BEST k CO.'S, 410, 412, 414 MAIN ST. FARMERS. . 221

Cummins George Gibbons Thomas Leopard Jacob Cummings Geo. 2d Goslin E. P. Lewis Benj. W. Cummings Hezekiah Graff Lewis Lewis James Cummins James Gray Hervey A. Light Ch.arles Cummins Lucius Gray James Lord Merritt Cummins Nancy Gray William Lusk Marcus Cummins Noel Gray William 2d. Lusk Wm. H. Cummins Sylvester Green Ananias Mabach William Cummins Wm. Green John Maess George Davis David Haiderla John Maess Philip Davis Lewis Haiderla Levi Magerkerth Charles Davis Wm. Hall Oilman Martin John L. Davis Wm. P. Hall Jeremiah McCray William Deitz Wm Hall John McMartin Elizabeth Delfel Frederic Han rah an William McNeely Andrew Denio Dexter Harrington John McNeely Pat'fc Denio Wm. B. Hartzo Christopher McNeely Pat'k Jr. Dolph Arthur Hartzo George Metcalf William Dolph Reuben J. Haskell Truman Milon Christian Downey Christopher Havens Polly Montgomery War'en Downey Daniel Herspool Henry Moon Asher Downey Edmund Higgins Thomas Moore Joseph Downey George Hi'ler Jacob Morgan John F. Downey Henry Hite John Morgan Peter Downey John Holfelder Conrad Myers Christian Downey Martin , Holts Henry Nehrbus William Downey Thomas Host Henry Neweomb Gor'm jr. Downey Wm. Howe Darius B. Newton Aden Downey Wm., jr. Howe Squire Nicholson Eunice Draper Ahymas E. Hubbart John F. Nicholson Omar F. Draper Anson Hunt Henry Ogden George Dreier Wm. Hunt Irving Oliver William Drew George Hunt Samuel Owen Joel C. Drew Robert Hunt William Owen Loren Dutweiler Andrew Irish Benjamin Owen Milo Dutweiler Louis Johnson George W. Packman Francis Eaton Sumner Johnson Monroe Parcell Soph. Mrs. Eldred Almon Johnson Zera Pardee Albert Eldred David L. Johnsonbecker C. Pardee Clarke Eldred Nathan Jones Anna Pardee Homer Eldred Parker Jones John Parker Charles H. Ellsworth M. Mrs. Jones Sigler Peck Daniel Etzold J ohn Kelkenburg Christ'n Perkins W. O. C. Everson Jacob Kelkenburg Fred. Perry Elliott Fenner Leland Kelkenburg Richard Perry George L. Finch Michael King Marcius Perry George M. Fink Frederic Kinney Archibald Peter Charles Fisher Frederic Kirby Garrett Peter Frederick Fletcher George Kirby James Phillips Thomas Ford Hilon B. Kirby'William Phillips Wm. M. Foster A. Hv Kyser Enos Phlegar John Frances George Lake William Pierce John Franklin Daniel E. Larkins Ang. Mrs. Powell William Germony Elizabeth Laughlin Patrick Pratt Franklin E.

LATEST STYLES OF "COLLARS, CUFFS, TIES, BOWS, at Headquarters for Gents'Furnishing Goods, 315 Main St. MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, 222 ERIE COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Pratt Leonard Waite Loren Wagner Daniel Pratt Luther Walkley Asher Winkler George. Pratt William Walsworth Samuel Reed J. C. Welch Garrett CRITTENDEN P. 0. Rhodes George Wells Amos B. Barnum Joshua Rich C. B. Wentz Augustus Carver Caroline Roach John L. Wheeler Asher Carver Jerome G. Roach Richard Whitney Clifton Davis Powell C. Robinson John Wick wire Isaac Greek George Rockwell David J. Wickwire Jesse Greek Nicholas Rockwell Isaac Wickwire R. G. Hawkins Henry S. Root George Wilder Lot S. Johnson Calvin Rudio Peter Wiley Adam Langworthy Thos. Safford Eiisha Wilkinson Lafayette Lord J. F. Simms William Wilkinson Tyler McWorthy Wm. H. Smart E. B. Willis Anthony Price Benjamin Smith Cath'rine Mrs* Winager Edmund Price John Smith Henry Winter John Ru4ty Ulrich Smith Louisa Withey Nathan Steven Solomon. Snell Emanuel Woodrow Thomas Snell Joseph Wyckoff Peter E. CLARENCE P. 0. Snyder Christian Youngs Thomas Stage James P. Zeller Augustus. Dancer Lorenzo Stage Jeremiah Graves J. S. Stage John CLARENCE P. 0. Utley Buell P. Stage Oscar Boyer Jacob Williams Caleb. Stage William Butler George C. MILL GROVE P. 0. Stapleton John Cheesbro Harvey Stearns Frederica Dancer Joshua Johnson Caleb Stimpson Montcalm Fisher Nicholas Marshall Lauris Stoddard Fran. M. Fisher Peter Nice Adam. Stone Heman Johnson Alfred Stone Theodore Johnson Benj. B. PEMBROKE P. 0. Strickland Benj. Johnson David jr. Sturdevant Alfred. Strickland J. F. Keller Jerome Strickland Levant C. Keller Nicholas WOLCOTTSVILLE P. O. Strickland Wm. F. Kern Ezra Swift Charles Burnham Warren Kern John C. Hull Andrew Swift Charles T. Lentz David Swift John Lester Garra K. Hull Andrew Jr. Swift Julius S. Lester Isaac J, Swift Levi Long John N. COLLINS. Swift Severns Long Michael CLARKISBURG P. 0. Thayer Reuben Love A. T. Thayer Theodore McLane Andrew Clark Lewis S. Tingley Lois Mrs. Mead Alfred Clark Samuel Tompkins James 0. Miller Christian Clark Uriah. Townsend W. A. Parker L. A. Tracy Josiah Prince Alpheus COLLINS P. 0. Tucker Samuel Saxton Addison P. Ansley William Ulrich John Saxton James G. Avery Abel F. Vangieder Truman Sheimer John Avery William B. Vogt Fidell Smith Carlton Bryant George Wahl Philip Jr. Thompson John A. Burton Lemuel THE TRADESMAN IN BEBT, TO .SECURE HIS CREDI­ TORS in case of death, should Insure. AT A, H, STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST., BUFFALO. FARMERS. 223

Caskey Henry Ballard Lewis Kohn Matthias Davis Emily Barth George Kousler Nicholas Davis George H. Bassinger Peter Kraps Nicholas Farnsworth Wm. K. Beaver Jacob Krish Michael Franklin Albert Beaver Nicholas jr. Leavir Jacob Franklin Uriah Becker Jacob Linsler Michael Gifford Giles Belger Henry Linsler Simon Hale Isaac Bettinger. Alexander McComber Fred'rick Hall Alexander Bier Henry Metsker George Ha*rkness Olney Bier Nicholas Meyers Peter Hawkins George Black Nicholas Mitchel John Herman Ernest Block Peter Mosel John Hibbard E. S. Boardway Nicholas Naber Joseph Jennings Asa Briggs Wm. Nano Margaret Judson Martial Brock John Nano Nicholas Kimble James K Cleaver Gotlieb Nano Peter Lawton Henry Cook Augustine Peters Franklin Lawton Stephen Cook Charles Peters Sarah Luther James P. Decker Frank Pitts John Milius Michael Decker George Radsel Jacob North Aaron Decker Margaret Roesser Henry Noyes Julia Decker Mary Roller Peter Palmer Joseph Demaly Charles1 Schnider Charles Rankin Charles Demaly John Schnider Nicholas, Rogers Edwin Demaly Mary Sehrceder Barnhart, Rogers Filmore Demaly Nknolas Schweder Peter Rogers Lewis Dole Catharine * Senchre Michael Russell Isaac Dole Lewis Sballer Ambrose Sexsmith Richard Fedick Nicholas Shaus Valentine Sherman Chas. C. Fleming George Shindler Lewis Sherman Reuben Fleming John Shut Peters Sisson Daniel Frank Michael Sion Peter Sisson Elijah Garnis Henry Sippel George Smith Fannie Gates Frank C. Smith Augustine Stanclift Edward Geiger Lorenzo Smith Jacob Taber Asa Geiger Philip Smith Matthias Thayer George Gier John Smith Nicholas Tucker Abram Gier Nicholas Spalt Antoine Tucker Elijah Green Jackson Staffin Jacob Water John Haberer Adam Stickney A. W. Weaver Andrew Haberer John Stillman Anson Whitemore Emily. Haberer Martin Strickfarden Lewis Whitney Charles Haberer Michael Stuhlmiller George Willet Aneas Harmon Antoine * Stuhlmiller John B. Willet Henry Herey Peter Sweet Abel Winner Charles Herman Augustus, Sweet Hannah Wolf Andrew Hoffman Caspar Thiel Helen Wood Elizabeth Hoffman Philip Thiel John Wood Horace Horton Lorenzo Unger George Wood Walter Hunt Matthias Jr. Unger John Youngs George Johnson Lucinda TJnger Michael Jones Peter Valentine George LANGEORD P. 0. Kersh Peter Wegner Peter Andrus Jacob Knoll Martin Winter Peter REGATTA SHIRTS, Fancy Caps, Driving Gloves, Jockey Buttons. Nobby Goods for Nobby Trade, at 315 Main St. NOVELTIES AND BARGAINS CONSTANW OPENED, 224 ERIE COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Wise^John j Dorn George [White P. H. Wise* Nicholas | Foster Abram $*<>$ White Tenty Wolf George Hall Nehemiah White Wm. Wolf Jacob jHarkness Asa WoodC&ilon Wolf John j Hath way Wm. Woodard Wm. Wolf Louisa •••*•• Heldmire Jacob Wolf Margaret i Jameson Henry SARDINIA. Zahm Jacob Johengen Frank Zahm John iJohengen Jacob Andrew!5 cAlfred I Johengen Michael | Andrews Pardon MARSHFIELD P. O. I Joslin Henry Andrews Reuben Arnold George Kirby CC. Andrews Welcome Arnold Robert ? Leach Francis Bailey I. G. Conger Abraham ;Minnekine George Bell John Conger Stephen ^Minnekine John Biglow George Goodell John iMuil Michael Biglow Harriet Hall Harry Parker Aaron Bowen Wm. Hyde Lemuel Parker Milton Brenk Anthony Hyde Wm. 'Pickens J. J. Briggs Avery Lenox James Potter George Briggs David Lewis Seymour Potter Wm. Briggs Gardner Manchester Joseph Pratt Mary Briggs Horace Matthew James Randall Metty Briggs Luther O'Brien James Richmond Rodney Briggs Sylvester Paine Rial Robertson Ananias Burket Wm. Palmer Judith Robertson John Butler Daniel Palmer Nelson Robertson Lyman Butler David Potter Aaron Sherman Elijah Butler Henry Potter Gardner Sherman Harriet Butler John Potter Henry M. Sherman John *M;P* Butler Lyman Potter John Sherman John G. Butler Sewell Staffin John Sherman Joseph Carey Edwin Sherman Mordecai Carney B&rqfyfp* NEW OREGON P. 0. Sherman Wm. Carney Charles ^Sisson Nathan Carney Judson *»j Doane Wm. Sisson Wm. ICarpenter Alba Scott Robert Sloan Archibald Casey A. P. Sloan Asahel SHIRLEY P. O. Cheesman Hiram ©loan Cynthia Childs Delias Allen Louisa Smith Wm. Childs Olive Avery Ebenezer South worth Chester Chetts Frederick Avery Hisloss Stafford Dana Clare Lewis Avery Millard S. Stedwell Isaac Colby Seth Bartholemew Chas. Taber Eugene Colgrove B. H. Bevier Samuel Taber Wm. ColgroveWpninton Borden Esquire jTaylors Benjamin Collins Wkf*** Brown Isaac Taylors Joseph Cook I. S. Bryant Caleb Taylor Electa Cornwall Asher Burkhart Christian Taylor Mary Cornwall H. D. Burley Andrew Taylor Timothy Crocker*fi(amuel Conger Moses Twining Thomas Crossline John Conger Noel ^Vhite George H. Cutler Asher Conger Noel jr. White Jas. H. Cutler Caleb Conger White White Jane A. Cutting Thaddeus AiiL POLICIES IN THE JOHN HANCOCK LIFE INSUR- jfNCE COMPANY, ARE NONFORFEITABLE. AT DODD, BEST k CO.'S, BUFFALO, N. Y. FARMERS. 225

Davis F. K. Moor William Thomas William Davis Selkirk Morgester Jacob Tillinghast Gideon Dean H. K. Newton Curtis Tillinghast W. B. Dresser Lewis Newton P. C. Titos Jefferson Dresser William Nicols Caleb Warner G. Eddy Augustus Nicols Clark Weatherlow John Eddy Philo Nicols John Wells Clark Elgee William Nicols William West F. Eustice Thomas Nolan Marcus West Hanford Flint Hiram Nott Edith Wheelock Adison Freeman Stephen Odell Harvey Willson Benjamin Fuller Moses Olin Ethan " Willson B. W. Garfield Chauncey Parker Wilbur Willson I. C. Garfield Elisha Phelps Oliver Wood Admiral Garfield Joseph Pollett William Wood Alfred Garfield Warren Prister John Wood Edgar Goldbert Charles PuffC. Wood I. M. Goldbert William Putnam Thomas Woodard Elon ^ Golden D. D. Reice Cyrus Grey George Reisel Joseph EAST CONCORD P. O. Hall Sarah Rice Alfred Beasor Catharine Hall Wm. Rice Delos Beasor Christian Hand Patrick Rice H. F. Beasor Daniel Hand Peter Rich Clark Beasor Lewis Hayes James Rider Addison Bower Peter Hiler Peter Rider James Bretton W. Hopkins Dudley Rider Jemima Coterall Geo. Hopkins James Rider J. B. Coterall Jacob Hopkins J. M. Rizier Charles Coterall James Hopkins Thos. Roblee C. E. Coterall Joseph Hopkins Wm. Rowley Martin Edington James Hosmer N. B. Rozier Alonzo Fatly Henry House Samuel Rozier Asa Fitzpatrick Thomas Howell Hawkins Sark I. G. Frisky H. B. Hyde Nelson Schutt Bdwin Furman George Hyde William Scott Olive Furman Silas Jewett A. F. Sears Charles Furman Zara Johnson Benjamin Sears Seward Garfield Isaac Johnson Burwell Shedd A. W. Harwood Thomas Johnson R. C. Shedd D. P. Hecelberger Jacob Johnson Volney Shepard Albert Hecelberger Peter Lenhart George Simonds Roderick Kitsley Martin _ Lenhart Joseph Simons Nathaniel Mosby Lawson Lewis William Simons O. S. Paine Joseph Long Charles Smith F. D. Prentice Nelson Long Joseph Smith Isaac Reed Lewis Long Wm. Smith M. Shay Michael Lord Samuel Starkweather C. Sibley A. D. Lounsbury Alvira Stebbins A. Spencer Asaph Maddison Charles Stickney Edwin Spencer Charles Manson Joseph Stickney Everett Spencer Warren Marsh George Stokes James Stanbro Henry McArthur Horace Stone Eli Van Dusen R. W. Mihm Andrew Stram Anthony Vosburgh J. H.

LINEN DRAWERS AND JEAN DRAWERS MADE TO ORDER, at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 315 Main St. 15 UMBRELLAS, CANES AND TRAVELING BAGS, 226 ERIE COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Wilson John Reynolds Madison Keller Isadore Zimmer Charles Richmond George Kibler Christopher Zimmer Daniel Shults Janette Klepser John Zimmer Peter Smith Lyman Knoche Michael Zimmer Peter I. Smith Silas Knoche Philip Smith Theron Koch Robert L. PROTECTION P. O. Thurber Seymour Kohn Henry Beaver John Van Slyke James Kruise Christian Cheng J. C Van Slyke John Limberg Henry Childs Hasen Wells Hiram Mayer Francis Childs Henry Wheelock F. W. Munch Frederick Colby Elijah Wiley Columbus Munch Nicholas Colby Henry Wilkes Abram Pfoner Conrad Colby John Wilke#B. E. Pfoner Frederick Crocker O. F. Wizen Eugene Pfoner Philip Davis Cyrus Wizen John Pirson John Ferrington Seward Wright W. R. Pirson Philip I&rrington S. D. Schaub Nicholas Gill Samuel TONAWANDA. Schrier Theobald Kingsley Rollin Shell Peter Kingsley Seth Ackerman Gotlieb Smith Frederick Kingsley Wm. Bacon Andrew Smith Geo. Nicols Caleb jr. Billiard Paul Stark Michael Silaway Leander Bumsing John Stirmer August Simons Seymour Carney Henry Trautman Christian Sleeper Jonas Carney Horace Troutman Philip WHeeler D. S. Cherry Hamilton $&' Troutman Philip jr. Wheeler N. R. Clauss Daniel Vinroe Anthony Wheeler N. R. jr. Clauss Jacob Walter Frederick Wheeler M. E. De Clapper Jacob Walter Jacob Wilkins Alexander Dusenberger E. Walter Philip jr. Woodruss S. Enswinger Chas. Wendel Philip Enswinger Geo. Werhii^Adam SPRINGVILLE P. O. Enswinger Geo. Jr. Werkle Adam Baker D. A. Enswinger Wm. Werkle Jaeob Baker N. P. Epha Philip Werkle*Bafill^V Bake* E. P. Faling David R. White James Colwell James Failing Jeremiah Wift Philip Colwell M. H. Fisher Theobald Wire Warren Coterall John Fix Volney Wolf Joseph Crosby Hiram Fries Adam Zimmerman C. Crossman James Fries Jacob Zimmerman Levi Davis L. F. Fries Jacob Jr. Zimmerman Martin Freeman B. F. Gohn Bartholomew Zimmerman Wm. Goodemote Ann Good Wm. Zimmerman Wm. A. Goodemote Harvey Goss Ignatus Goodemote Simeon Green Charles BUFFALO P. O. Matthewson I. Hensler Emanuel Ackerman Charles Ostrander John Holler John < Otis James Holler John D. BUFFALO PLAINS P. 0. Pond Chauncey Holler Nicholas Beck Michael Reese Andrew Jackey Henry Bleylie Frederick Reiple Philip Kaiser Adam Bleylie Frederick jr. Reynolds George Kalb George Enswinger Chas. jr. DIVIDENDS PAID ANNUALLY IN CASH after FIRST pay­ ment in the JOHN HANCOCK. AT A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST., BUFFALO. FARMERS. 227

Fuchs Michael Bessee Selden D. Leigh John Guenther Henry Blodgett Wm. Leigh John 2d Guenther Michael Brockway Alex. Leigh Samuel Hanel Adam Bullard Benjamin Leigh Samuel jr. Haysmiller Jacob Burghtold Jacob Mason Charles W. Keller Francis Burroughs Joseph Mason George C. Keller Francis jr. Burroughs Thomas McElwain George R. Keller Melchert Burroughs William McElwain Lorenzo Kersh Peter Bush Hiram McElwain W. Df Knabb Dennis Bush Horace Mendle John Kroutz Michael Bush John M. Monroe Jesse Michler Frank Bush N. M. Moore Edwin R. Munch Philip Cadugan Barney Moore Henry Nagle Anthony Carpenter Nathan Moore Joshua- Ochs Andrew Carpenter Sattee Moore Welcome Ochs John Cogswell Simon Myers Wm. P. Ochs Joseph Conroijd Frederick Newell Matthias Piter Philip Dimon Albert C. Nicholas Lyman S. Raiser Philip Dimon Elias North Abram Schugart John Duboys Tobias North John Voisenette Lewis Earle William North Robert Winter Henry Edmonds George C. Patch Stephen W. Zebrooch Emanuel Ellis Robert Patch Thompson Fisher Jacob Pease Aimer on NORTH BUFFALO P. O. Fisher John Reed H. R. Fait Bartholomew Fisher Philip Reyonelds Benj. Flyder Geo. Fisher William Robinson Alford Hardy Michael Foster George W. Rue John B. Hopkins, Sarah A. George Jacob Rogers Cyrus Hotchkiss Wheeler Gorim William O. Shang Nicholas Jacobs Lewis Griffin Samuel Shaw John Knopp Michael jr. Grover Orlin C. Shaw Walter Landell Fred. Guinther George Simmons Abram V. Landell Philip Hareus Elden Simmons Philip A. McConkey Jamas Hareus G. B. Stevens Elbridge W. Molton Wm. Hareus John D. Stryker Gerrot Palmer Dorotha Holmes A. D. Tallman Wilber Payne Garett W Holmes Horace Tasker Joseph Phillips John W. Holmes L. H. P. Warner Francis Schumaker Conrad Holmes Seth jr. Webster Warren W. Schwinterman X. Hopkins Alva Seib Jacob Hopkins Philemon BAST AURORA P. O. Speis George Hovens Ira B. Holmes Ebenezer Speis Philip Hubbard James C. Holmes Geo. W. oftrtft'Philip Jr. Hubbard Seneca Holmes Ira Taylor John Hudson Clark Holmes Morgan L. Hudson S. W. Holmes Seth "WALES. Hull Leonard H. Holmes W. S. Ikins Peter Adams Alvin H. Ikins Thomas SOUTH WALKS P. O. Allen James Isment George Blair Henry K. Baker Harvey Kent George N. Blair Irwin A„ Baker Ira Leigh Charles Blair John Baker Simeon Leigh Edwin Brayton Isaac SCARFS, BOWS, TIES, COLLARS, CUFFS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, Sec, Sec. S. N. Lawrence Sc Son, 315 Main St* DRY GOODS AT WHOLESALE, AT NEW YORK PRICES, 228 ERIE COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Chelmes James Hanshore Michael Korby Margaret Duboys Henry Havens Alonzo ^McDonald Chas. Hubbs Jeremiah Higgins Wm. Milk Benj. Ingalls Nathaniel Hill Thomas Pratt G. F. Led son Marcus Hoerner Jacob Pratt Samuel F. Northrop Charles Hubbard John Petrie Alexander Putney Sabius Hughs Zaccheus Pierce Aaron P. Richardson Franklin Keem George jPierce Arnold D. Russell Wm. C. Keem Martin jjPryor Thomas Tiffany Clark Keem Martin J. Reed Nelson Warner David S. Kent Blbridge Shaefer Henry Whiteman Isaac. Kent Hiram Shaefer Paul Kloton Torance fStambach Wm. WALKS CKNTRK P. O. Leigh James Stokes Geo. Albee James McBeth John Wasson Stephen Allen Ethan iMinton H. J. Wasson Wm. Allen JOMH^J Nicholas Eli White Wm. Avery John North Hiram Blackmer James B. Norton E. S. EBENEZER P. O. Burns Frances Cutting George 0. Armbrust John Burt George L. Nutting John F. Atters Bihan - Burton Loran Parker Wm. N. Baker William Bush James D. Pattengall Allen Banheis John Cadugan John Pattengall Freeman Baumgarten C. Carpenter George C. Philips Isaiah Baumgarten Fred. Carpenter John Reding Dominic Baummscoller Veit Carpenter Nelson Rich C. I*^5i Becker Antone Church Alvin Series Marvin E. Becker Conrad Church Charles Series Samuel W. Bult Frederick Cleft MM Sill Charles M wtJ Bult John Cole John > Sill John A. Close Julius Colkins Myron Stevens Harry A. Pietzer Martin Cravon Michael Washburn Theodore Doll FranE};1 Darrow Lyman Wood James Durst Adam Dohil Austlfi/5* Wood Lyman Durst Martin Dennison Riley Ehrhardt Isadore Dihel Frederic WEST SENECA. Ahrlich Christian Dihel Henry Ertel Geo. Duboys Chas. Baltzer Philip Esherich Lucas Duboys John T. Benstead Richard jisher Geo. Edwards Daniel E. Calwell Richatf • Ifreiberg August Edwards William C. ^Clark Edward Qestner Frank Enos Erasmus Cook Darius Gundlach Fred. Enos William Crocker L. Hamm Frank Faling H. L. yQrocker Moses Hammershmidt E. Field Harmon iBrrington Henry Hammershmidt J. Finney Patrick jgathing James Herbolt Henry Fuller Frederick Fernold Joseph Hettich John Fuller Turner Hale Jonathan Hinz Moritz Gail Isaac W. Heisser Gottfried Horton Allen Grosse Peter Hoage Henry Hotter Jacob Hall Harding Johnson Richard James Chas. A. Hall Hermon J. Welly James Kappler F. A. Hail H. M. Kirckhover Oliver Keiser John

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Krieser John Weichand John Kuebler Michael Kuhn William jWeidinger Chas. Lahn George Landthaler August Weinel Philip Leo Michael Laudenbach John Werner Gottfried Manin Frank Lehning Christian Willert John Marshall Henry Lehr Henry [Witzig John A. Meyer Christian Lin .Henry WoelfSySbrenz Meyer George Lublow Fred. Meyer John G. Lublow John GARDENVILLE P. O. Mueller George Ludejnan Fred. Baldic Frederic Nehrbass Wendel Mally Christian [Beck Peter Pellman Frank Mally Henry Becker William Reiter Nathan Manz Christian Bender Frank Rush George Marlow Charles Benstead John Santer John McConnell Michael Bingel Conrad Schmidt Joseph McCuy Michael Brecht William Schule John Metzer Philip Christ Frederic Schaefer Louis Metzger Gotlieb Dentrich Daniel Sharlock John Metzler Barthel Doetsh Conrad Shaven Francis Meuch Christian B. Doster John G. Shaven Maurice Meyer Fred. Duringer Paul Shinder William Moll August Edenkofer George Shlund Ferdinand Morbach John Ernst Frederic Shmuck Frank Mueller John F. Esser Andrew Shoellock Chris. Newel Horace Eton John . Shulz Charles Noel Nicholas Eyring Henry Shwab Henry Prallow Christopher Flugel John Stagman John Prallow Fred. Fick John Stang. George Prallow John Fisher Henry Stebbing Edward Prallow William Fisher John H. Strigel Thomas Powel Nathaniel Frank T. F. Strong T. J. Roth Henry Fritz Frederic Shoepflen John Roth Jacob Fuhr Leonard Shmidt E. B. Sax John Gleissner John ^frier George B. Schmidt John Gross Amandus Turst Charles A. Schneider John Gross George 0nger George Schroeder Fred. Haefner John Unshuld George Schroeder John Haefner John W. Witzigman Joseph Sebolt Jacob Heilbrum John Zanker John Segen Fred. Heming Christian Zier John Shallock Fred. Henry Augustus Zimmerman Chris. Sheerrer Michael Herdt Clark Shieffner Ernst G. Hess Andrew RESERVE P. o. Shlenjjer August Jost John Abel Paul .Shmittendorf jfe^ Kellerman John Betford John ShnapjryTm. Kerman Joseph Jjohlinger John Shnuere Peter Knab Jacob Bosse Dominick Shnuerle Jacob I£nefer Frederic Branch Adam Shroeder Christian Knoll Henry Burkhalter Adam Shoenblum John Kracht Christian Burkhalter Adam Jr. Snapp Caspar Kracht Joachim Dieter Christian Strig John Kriderman Chas. Dolen Patrick Thur Henry Krollman Jacob Dunfreund John Vogel John Kroilman John Engels Jacob NIGHT CAPS and TRAVELING CAPS, Silk and Worsted, at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 315 Main St., Buffalo. MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, AT A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST. 230 ERIE COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Esherich Michael Knaus Peter Roth John Esherich Michael Jr. Korner Michael R. Roth John G. Gergo P. Kramhard Ernst Shaefer John Goetz Louis Layer Andrew Shaub Andrew Griffith Jonathan Lenhart Adam Shlender Fred. Grotka Gottfried Ludwig Henfy Shmidt Louii Grotka Henry Lutz John Shneider George Grotka John Metzler Fred. Shudt Philip Handel Christian Meyer William Shudt William Hart George Mueller WilUain Shultheis John Hess George Pachel Henry Steffenson Moses Howland Weston Paxon J. V.J8 Stephan Charles Kennedy John Reichard George Dlrifih Gottlieb Kleinfelder Conrad Rening John

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Municipal Election, 1st Tuesday City GoYernment Organized aiter 1st Monday in first Monday in November. January. Meetings of the Common Council every Monday Evening.

CITY GOVERNMENT, 1870.

Office Hours, 8 A. M. to 4 P.M. MAYOR ALEXANDER BRUSH Term expires January, 18T2. SALARY, $2000. OFFICE, CHURCH COR. FRANKLIN ST. COMMON COUNCIL. President , JOHN PIERCE ALDERMEN. Salaries, $100 per annum. Terms expire Jan. 1871. Terms expire Jan. 1872. WciM 1, GEORGE CHAMBERS, WILLIAM B. SMITH, 2, JOHN PIERCE, JOHN BOOTH, 3, GEORGE G. NEWMAN, SAMUEL G. PETERS, 4, PETER P. MILLER, EDWARD STORCK, 5, JOHN DIETZER, CHARLES GROBEN, 6, HENRY DILCHER, MICHAEL LANG, 7, DONALD BAIN, JOHN WERRICK, 8, MICHAEL KEENAN, JOHN SHEEHAN, 9, JAMES VAN BUREN, FRANK A. SEARS, 10, ROBERT CARMICHAEL, LEWIS M. EVANS, 11, ELIAS S. HAWLEY, JACOB SCHEIT, 12, ELISHA SAFFORD, ISAAC L VAN ALLEN, 13, GEORGE ORR, ALMUS T. PATCHIN. Mayor's Clerk, Charles H. Baker, Salary $1050.00. Mayor's Messenger, Henry A. C. Swartz. Appointed by the Mayor.

THE GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS EMPORIUM IS AT S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 315 Main St., Buffalo. ONE PRICE, MARKED PLAINLY, 232 COMMON COUNCIL.

CZtrk Common Council, George S. Wardell, $2.00 each meeting. Sergeant aplArms, John Schurman, $2.00 each meeting. Messenger, Williamr Orr, $1.75 each meeting. Appoint­ ed by Common Council. STANDING COMMITTEES. Finances—Hajrley, Evans, Sheehan, Dilchea, Safford. Taxes and Assessments—Storck, Sears, Sheehan, Groberi, Peters. Schools—Van Buren, Storck, Hawley, Chambers, Scheu, Ttfooth, Van Allen. Fire—Miller, Deitzer, Patchin, Chambers, Newman. Streets—Carmichael, Bain, Patchin, Groben, Smith, Booth Sears. New Territory—Orr, Safford, Scheu, Werrick, Hawley. Sewers—Deitzer,* Van Allen, Lang, Keenan, Van- Buren. Side and Crosswalks—Evans, Newman, Keenan, Gro­ ben, Chambers, Qrr, Storck. Water—Newman, Booth, Scheu, Dilcher, Miller. Claims—Sears, Hawley, Sheehan, Lang, Deitzer. Police—Peters, Van Buren, Dilcher, Keenan, Orr. Wharves, Harbors and Ferries—Booth, Evans, Smith, Sheehan, Van Buren. [Evans. Public Grounds—-V$n Allen, Carmichael, Lang, Patchin, Lamps—Miller, Peters, Werrick, Smith, Van Allen. Markets—Bain, Deitzer, Keenan, Ditcher, Carmichael. Licences—Safford, Newman, Werrick, Patchin, Orr. Sanitary Measures—Storck, Sears, Scheu, Chambers, Fain. DEPARTMENT OFFICERS. Comptroller—R. D. Ford, salary $2,000; term expires January, 1872 Deputy Comptroller—E. O. Salisbury CitypdLttorney-—-Benjamin H. Williams, salary $2,000 Assistant City Attorney—Norris Morey, salary*.#650 Street Commi&noner—Geo. W. Gillespie, salary $1,800 City Treasurer—Joseph L. Haberstro, salary $1,800; term expires January, 1872 Deputy Treasurer—Wm. C. Zimmerman, salary $1,150; term expires January, 1872 Beceiver of Taxes—Elijah Ambrose, salary $1,800; term expires January, 1872 THE BORROWER, TO SECURE THE PAYMENT OF HIS LOAN, SHOULD INSURE. AT DODD, BEST k CO.'S, 410, 412, 414 MAIN ST. DEPARTMENT OFFICEE3. 233

City Surveyor—John A. Ditto, salary $1,800; term expires January, 1872 Assessors—John McManus, salary $1,500 \ term expires January, 1873. Gregory Ritt, salary $1,500; term ex­ pires January, 1871. Richard C. Kinney, salary $1,500 ; term expires Janary, 1872 Overseer of the Poor—Francis J. Kraft, salary $1,000; terMjatpires January, 1872 City Clerk—Geo. S. Wardwell, s&ary $1,500; term expires Jan. 1871. Appointed by Common Council Deputy—Walter C. Winship, salary $1,250 Auditor—-Robert Hollister, salary $1,100; term expires 1871. Appointed by Common Council Water Commissioners—The Mayor ex-officio, C. J. Wells, James Ryan. Appointed by Common Council; terms expire 1874 Supt. of'+Water Works—Alonzo R. Ketchum. Office 20 ^Vfest Swan St. Term expires January, 1871 Police Justice—I. V. Vanderpoel; term expires January, 1871 Justices of the Peace—James Whelan, A. T. Patchin, terms expire January, 1871; James Ryan, Cortland Lake, terms expire January, 1872; Alex. G. Mason, Warren Lampman, terms expire January, 1873; Nath'l B. Hoyt, JB^aiirice Courtney, terms empire January, 1874 Clerk of Markets—Frank Picard, Jr., Salary $1,500; term expires January, 1871 Harbor Masters—A. B. Dickinson, Chas. Jessamin, Isaac Bonnell, salaries $700 Sealers of Weights and Measures—DeWitt C. Lafferty, A. C. Johnson, Peter Eberhardt and Frank Eckert, salaries, fees; terms expire 1871 City Sexton—Geo. Kempke; term expires Jan. 1871 City Scavenger—Frederick Wewj term expires Jan. 1871 Jubilee Water Commissioner—John J. Newhouse, $200 Porters to City Building—John Marschoff, (south end), salary $600; Louis Rickert, (north end), salary $550 Porters in Elk Street Market—John Chilcott, salary $600; James Kennedy, salary $600 Porter in Washington Street Market—Henry Brown, $600 Porter in Clinton Street Market—Christian Zissler, $500 Keeper of Prospect Hill Park—Samuel Green, salary $1.75 per day Keeper of Court House Park—Chas. Kaumeyer, salary $1.75 per day BEST SUSPENBER IN THE MARKET CAN BE FOUNB at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's. 315 Main Street. SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER ARE WARRANTED TO HFf 234 INSPECTORS OF ELECTIONS.

Keeper of Terrace Parks— Chas. C. Coville, salary i Keeper of Johnson's Park—Peter Michael, salary $100 CIVIL CONSTABLES. Elected by the People^ WARD 1. Jas. O'Rourke WARD 8. Thos. B. Hughes | 2. Jas. L. G. Davis " 9. Philip Gleason " 3. Patrick Lynn " 10. Jacob Bowers " 4. Henry Bronner " 11. James Conners " 5. Jacob Demmer, Jr " 12. Joseph Bohn J 6. John Schoeman « 13. C. A. Waldron " 7. Adam Karn INSPECTORS OF ELECTIONS. WARD 1. District 1—Thomas Kavanagh, Jas. Brown, JohnMcOarty, (designated). District 2—Mort. J. Gal- laher, Joseph McCabe. District 8—John Burke, Den­ nis Conners WARD 2. District 1—L. D. Gould, Wm Scott, Frank R. Perkins. District ^-Jos. E. Guild, Frank R. Per­ kins. District 3—-Oscar T. Springer, Hiram Exstfin, Chas. McCarthy, (designated) WARD 3. District 1—Harry Pitford, Joseph Maycock, Thomas F. Hamilton, (designated). District 2—Geo. R. -ClarlcBarney Bowl&s, Willard Gregg, (designated) WARD 4. District 1—John Fullerton, JabishjHarris, Jas. G. Muldoon, (designated.) District #—Philip G. Lorenz, Theodore Sladerman, Otto Besser, (designated.) District 8—John Kline, Ottomar Reineke, Jas. Mather, (designated) WARD 5. District 1—Jacob BemSpger, Wm. F. Beaman, Jas. S. Irwin, (designated) District 2—Frank Myer, Edward Hagar. District 3—John A. Safford, Chris­ tian Bruhl, Be)nhard Hager, (designated) WARD 6. District 1—John Korzelius, John R. Walters, Peter Schmahl, (designated.) ^District &3*&eo. Rnd- line, Frederick Hoems, John Schlehr, (designated.) District 3—Adam Wick, Ferdinand Enders^ y&nton Seckler, (designated) WARD 7. District 1—Augustus Sparfield, Charles D. Zacher. District 2—Alfred Lythe, Adam Bergemaxin District 3—Charles Heintz, Henry Betz "WE COURT l^rifeBSTIGATION."---JrOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. AT A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST., BUFFJm VIBE DEPARTMENT. 235

WARD 8. District 1—Wm, Boland, Patrick Duffy, Lo­ renzo K. Haddock, (designated.) District %—Daniel Sullivan, John Cahill WARD 9. District 1—Edward P. Pickering, Gulford W. McCray, Gayer Gardner, (designated.) District 2— Benjamin H. Bagnall, Albert H. Adams WARD* J.O. Distinct 1—Chas. H. Barker, Francis Barnard, Thomas McDonoftgh, Jr., (designated.) District 2— Geo. R. Kibbe, Austin A. Howard, Martin Fisher, fdisignated) WARD 11. District 1—Barnard ffinney, A. H. Giddings, John Auchinvole, (designated.) District 2—John Corne, John E. Robie, Wm. Hodge. District 8—Mor• ris Butler. WARD 12. District 1—Christ Laible, Geo. Argus, Aschal A. Juslin, (designated.) District 2—John Ortner, John Able, Washington Russell (designated) «W^LRD 13—John S. Wardell, Joseph Connors. IfelE DEPARTMENT. Superintendent—Peter C. Doyle, salary $1800. Appoint­ ed by Mayor 1st Asst. SupU-^John Bree3#r, salary $300. Appointed by Mayor 2d Asst. Supt.—John Young, salary $300. Appointed by Mayor jplfts Commissioners—Oliver G. Steele, Samuel Smith, E. k**a£ Spencer, Geo. W. Hay ward, Louis P. Mauer. Serve without compensation Clerk^fQeorgQ W. Newell, salary $200 LOCALITIES OF ENGINES. Steam Engine " Geo. B. Yaw"—House on South Division street, between Washington and Ellicott, Engineer, Peter Pfohl Steam Engine "Niagara"—Terrace—Old Police Sta­ tion No. 1. Engineer, Lewis R. Emly Steam Fhgine "Seneca"—House cor.^CMcago and Carroll street. Engineer, Michael Galvin Steam Engine "Perry"—House on Perry street, between Washington and Mississippi. Engineer, James Bow Steam Fhgine "Genesee"—House on Genesee street, twenty feet west of Spruce. Engineer, Robert Venator Steam Engine "General Bogers"—Court Street Market. Engineer, Daniel D. Prior GENTS' FURNISHING GOOBS,~THE BEST IMPORTED, at S. N. Lawrence & Son's, 315 Main St., Buffalo* FINE tJfcLISH AND AMERICAN PRINTS, .fw EIRE ALARM BOXES. Taylor Hose Company No. 1—No. 200 Pearl st. Fore­ man, David W. Burt Eagle Hose Company No. 2—No. 409 Washington st. Foreman, William H. Kirkholder Neptune Hose Company No. 5—West side Pearl street, between Seneca and Swan. Foreman, Frank A. Rathbun Niagara Hose Company No. 7—On Pine street, near William. Foreman, Andrew Cable Columbia Hose Company No. 11.-^—On Pearl street, near Tupper. Foreman, F. A. Barnum Hydraulic Fhgine Company No. 9—On Seneca street, near Central R. R. Foreman, Nicholas Merzig Rescue Hook and Ladder Company No.. 1—On Huron street, near Washington. Established 1830. Foreman, Chas. A. Kolb : Citizens' Hook and Ladder Company No. 2—On South Division street, near Washington. Foreman, James L. Rogers. American Hook and Ladder Company No. 8—William street, near Pratt. Foreman Protection Company No. 1, (Tarpaulin Co.)—Rooms over 448 Main street. Foreman, Wm. Cochrane Engineers' salaries $1000. Drivers $800. Fireman $800. Hook and Ladder and Hose P&mpanies receive yearly LOCATION OF FIRE ALARIif^OXES. 2. Weed's Block, Main corner Swan 3. Police Station No. 1, Terra^ corner Pearl 4. Erie Street Depot 5. Evans' Elevator, foot of Evans 6. Newman, Vosburgh & Baker's^ipot of Lloyd 7. Steamer Jerry's House, Perry street 8. Jewett & Root's (private box,) Mississippi 9. Bush & Howard's, Main street bridgif°f 12. Steamer Yaw's House, South Division 13. Bonney's Hotel, Washington cor. Carroll 14. City Hotel, Michigan cor. Exchange 15. Gowans

COLLARS ANB CUFFS CAN BE ORBEREB BY MAIL OF S. N. Lawrence Sc Son, 315 Main St. (Enclose sample). CHEERFUL AND POLITE ATTENTION TO ALL, 9§§- POLICE DEPARTMENT.

School District No. 30, Ohio near Tollgate. Principal, Kate McCarthy School District No. 31, Emslie. Principal, F. L. Cham- berlyne School District No. 32, Cedar near Clinton. Principal, N. G. Benedict School District No. 33, Elk near Smith. Principal, 0. S. Throop School District No. 34, Hamburg below Elk. Principal, E. F. CocV1 School District No. 35, Swan near Spring. Principal, Edward H. Long School District No. 36, Cottage Park. Principal, A. S. Gregory Branch School No. 14. Principal, Sarah E. Thompson j8tf Vincent Orphan Asylum—Principal, Ellen Scandlin M^L. Orphan Home—Principal, Leopold Schlacht

NIAGARA FRONTIER POLICE. Headquarters, Terrace cor. Pearl street. Board of Police and Excise, Obadiah J. Green, Jonath­ an S. Buell, Salmon Shaw. Clerk, Alonzo B. Webster. Suprientendent, David S. Reynolds. Surgeon, Thomas M. Johnson. (Mptains, Henry Dickerson, 1st Precinct; George F. Cook, 2d Precinct; Philip J. Reinhardt, 3d Precinct; William Messing, 4th Precinct; John P. Sheri4ajj, 5th Precinct; George I. White, 6th Precinct. Detective Force, George N. Mitchell, H$gry W. Brooks, William Landsittel, Jeremiah Donovan, Jacob Emerick, Frank Myers, Patrick V. Cusack, Robert Watts, Ma- thias Buettler, William A. Phillips, Hugh Battel, Asa P. Harris, Adam Jones, Daniel Morgenstern, Charles W. Holden. Boundaries of the District. The limits of the city of Buffalo and the town of Tona­ wanda, in the county of Erie, together with the town of Wheatfield, in the county of Niagara, constitute the boundaries of, and the territories embraced therein constitute %he Niagara Frontier Police District of the State of New York. WHAT does the Massachusetts Non-forfeiting Law Guar antee ? Ask the Agent of the JOHN HANCOCK. AT DODD, BEST k CO.'S, 410, 412, 414 MAIN ST. BUFFALO POST OFFICE. 241 Location of Station-Houses. First Precinct, Terrace cor. Pearl. i^ai Second Precinct, 385 Seneca. ^ Third Precinct, Station 17 W. Mohawk. Fourth Precinct, Sycamore near Ash. Fifth Precinct, 49 Forest Avenue. Sixth Precinct, Main near Ferry, Cold Springs. BUFFALO "POST OFFICE. J ^ Washington cor. Seneca Sts. Postmaster, Thomas Blossom. Assistant Postmaster, John O'Brian. From the 1st of May till the 1st of November, the Office is open from 7-J A. M., to 7^ P. M. From November to May, from 8 A. M. to 7 P. M. On Sundays, from 9 to 10 A. M., 3 to 4 p. M., city time. Mails close by city time. Free Delivery by Carriers. Mail matter delivered by C&friers between the hours of 8 A. M. and 6 P. M., in all the business districts of the city, five times; in the intermediate districts three times, and in the other districts twice each day. Col­ lections from Mail Boxes in the business districts, from OJ A. M. to 7 P. M., five times;. in the intermediate dis- trict^.iihree times, and in outer districts twice each day. Rates .of Postage. Letters to any part of the United States, 3 cents for each ,|- ounce or part thereof. Drop Letters, 2 cents. Transient newspapers, periodicals, proof sheets, book manuscripts, pamphlets, blanks, and all mailable print­ ed matter (except circulars and books), 2 cents for each and every 4 ounces. Double these rates are charged for books. Unsealed Circulars (to one address), not exceeding 3 in number, 2 cents, and in the same proportion for a great­ er number. Seeds, Cuttings, Roots, etc., 2 cents for each 4 ounces or less quantity; limited to 32 ounces. All Packages of mail matter not charged with letter postage, must be so arranged that the same can be conveniently examined by the Postmasters; if, not, let­ ter postage will be charged. "GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS." THE "BEST" IS THE CHEAPEST. S. N. Lawrence Sc Son, Buffalo. 16 FRENCH YOKE SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER, 242 RATES OF POSTAGE.

No package will be forwarded by mail which weighs over 4 pounds. All Postage matter, for delivery within the jfTnited States, must he prepaid, by stamps, except duly certi­ fied letters of soldiers and sailors. Weekly Newspapers (one* copy only) sent to actual sub­ scribers within the County where printed and publish­ ed, free. Letters to Canada and other British North Americpn Provinces, when not over 3,000 miles, 10 cents for e^bn -J ounce, (when prepaid, f& cents). When over 3,000 miles, 15 cents. Prepayment optional. Letters to the United Kingdom of Great Britain #nu Ireland, 12 cents. Prepayment optional; but insuffic­ iently or unpaid letters will be subject to a fine of 5 cents on delivery. Letters to France, 15 cents for each \ ounce. . Prepay­ ment optional. Letters to other Foreign Countries vary in rate according to the route by which they are sent; and the proper information can be obtained of any Postmaster in the United States. Direct mails to Hamburg or Bremen will be dispatched from New York on Tuesdays and Thursdays of each week, and closed mails via England and Belgium, on Wednesdays and Saturdays of each week. New York, Boston, Portland, Detroit and Chicago, are the United States offices of exchange for mails, dis­ patched to the North German Union. Valuable letters can be registered for any part of the United States, Canada, Great Britain and Ireland, Hol­ land, the Italian States, or States of the German Au»r trian Postal Union, on application at the Registry Office, between the hours of 8 A. M. and 5 P.M. Money Orders. Money orders for any amount not exceeding $50 on one order, will be issued on deposits at this Office on pay­ ment of the following fees: on orders not exceeding $20, 10 cents; over $20 and not exceeding $30, 15 cents; over $30 and not exceeding 20 cents^; oyer $40 and not exceeding $50, 25 cents. List of money order offices, 1700 in number, may be seen * at the Post Office. JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM­ PANY L. M. BEAM AGENT, BUFFALO, N. Y. AT A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST. TELEGRAPH COMPANIES, INTERNAL REVENUE. 243 TELEGRAPH COMPANIES. Atlantic and Pacific,^ Exchange street, J. H. Crane, Manager. Western Union, Main cor. East Seneca street, C. S. Cut­ ler, Manager. Montreal, Main cor. E. Seneea street. INTERNAL REVENUE. 30th Collection District of New York (includes the Cow&y of Erie.) Collector's Office—Custom House, Washington street, corner Seneca Collector—Adrian R. Root Deputy Collector—Thomas M. Cutting Cashier—William L. White Storekeepers—H. O. Cowing, Levi Vallier, Geo. A. Moore, Chas. T. Crittenden, Julius Hoffman, Wm. Barr, Robert P. Gardner Gaugers—James M. Merritt, J. W. A. Meyer, James A. Gault, John Fleming, Asa W. Cash Assessor's Office—255 Washington street Assessor—Michael Weidrich Assistant Assessors—Division 1, Henry Russell. Division 2, Zadock G. Allen. Division 3, Jacob F. Kuhn. Divi­ sion 4, Christopher Stock. Division 5, James Inglis. Division 6, Chas. B. Morse. Division 7, John Koch, office at Williamsville. Division 8, J. B. Dick, office at Willink. Division 9, Josiah Southwick, office at Angola George Batlz, Assessor for Tobacco, &c. L. B. Perry, Assessor for Legacy and Succession taxes U. S. QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE. ^Etna Building, Prime Street. Quartermaster—Major A. Montgomery CANALS. Canal Commissioner—(Western Division)—John D. Fay. Office at Rochester Collector—Geo. Talbot. Office Erie street corner Erie .Canal Superintendent of Repairs—F. B. Gallagher. Office Erie corner Erie Canal BEST SUSPENBER IN THE MARKET CAN BE FOUNB at S. N. Lawrence & Sou's, 315 Main Street. MOURNING GOODS A SPECIALTY, 244 CUSTOM HOUSE. CUSTOM HOUSE. Washington corner Seneca Street. Collector—Samuel J. Holley Deputy—A. H. Thompson Deputy at BlackRock Ferry—John Auchinvdfe v; Deputy at North Buffalo—Chas. W. Chase Deputy at Tonawanda—Emanuel Hensler Deputy at Grand Trunk Depot—Jtkm Mc Anall^ ^ Deputy at Western Transportation Co.—John B. Sewall Cashier—Joseph Saltar Inspector and Clerk—-John M. Seamair^ Clearance Officer—Charles A. Sommers Inspectors—Ira Barnard jr., John'H. Hazard, Isaac Scott, William S. Bobbins, Thos. H. Wilson, Frederic W. Bindeman, John A. Shiels, Theodore Selle, Geo. R. Macartney, Warren Dreggs, Wm. H. Bostwick, Myron Holley, Judson O. Bennett, Ossian Bedell, E. K. Rich­ ardson, Henry S. Larnard, Francis Barnard, Bernard Heidrich, Alonzo H. Scrivner Lumber Inspector—Aaron F. Craig «Za^ilw?r---Edward Witt Steamboat Inspectors—Wm. Moses, Capt. Wm. T. Pease. Office, Room "So. 11 Custom House Supervising Inspector—Asaph S. Bemis NEW YORK STATE NATIONAL GUARD. Commander-in-Chief.. Governor JOHN T. HOFFMAN

, Eighth Division. ' Commanding...... MAJOR GENERAL RUFUS L. HOWARD STAFF. Asst. Adjt. General—Col. Theo. Tyrer Inspector—Col. Oscar Folsom Judge Advocate—Col. Lyman K. Bass Surgeon—Col. Walter Cary Engineer—Col. John E. Marshall Ordnance Officer—(Vacant) Quartermaster—Lieut. Col. A. J. Barnard Commissary of Subsistance—Lt. Col. Frank W. Fiske Aid-de-Camp—Major G. F. Howard THE PROFESSM|J?4L MAN, 0»ANY WHOSE INCOME would cease at his death, should insure. AT DOD^fKST k CO.'S, 41ft 412, 414 MAIN ST. MILITIA r 245

Aidrde- Camp—Major R. H. Plumb Aid-de- Camp—Capt. T. D. Barnum '

Thirty-First Brigade. Commanding...... BRIGADIER GENERAL W. F. ROGERS STAFF. Asst. Ajt. General—Major William S. Bull brigade Inspector—Maj. James M. Johnson Engineer—Major George D. W. Clinton Quartermaster-—Capt. S. Douglass Cornell Commissary—Capt. Levi Vallier Ordnance Officer—Capt. Gayer Gardner Judge Advocate—Major D. W. Hurdley $wrgeon—Major Louis P. Dayton Aid-de-Camp—Capt. Wm. G. Fargo, jr. Aidrde- Camp—Lieut. James S. Chase

Sixty-Fifth Regiment. Commanding COL. RICHARD FLACH Lieut. Colonel—M. Leo Ritt Major— (Vacant) STAFF. Adjutant—Chas. Schweigert Quartermaster—John Hausle Commissary of Subsistance—P. J. Ripont Surgeon—Peter Sounick MsMstant Surgeon—Joseph Smith Chaplain-—Otto Burger * Engineer—Chas. A. Best Co. A. Captain, Frank Mauerman; 1st Lieutenant, 4 ifohn Bingaman ; 2d Lieutenant, John Beilman Co. B. Captain, John J. Nesser; 1st Lieutenant, Samuel Becker; 2d Lieutenant, John Vox Co. C. Captain ; 1st Lieutenant, Thomas Cannon; 2d Lieutenant, Co. D. Captain, John Schmahl; 1st Lieutenant, August Hoffman; 2d Lieutenant, Enos Pair Co. E. Captain, Albert Schoenwald; 1st Lieutenant Gustav R. Waldo; 2d Lieutenant, Co. F. Captain, Hugo F. Loepere; 1st Lieutenant, R. W. Voas; 2d Lieutenant, Joseph Humbert SILK, LISLE THREAB, GAUZE ANB MERINO SHIRTS ' and Drawers at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 315 Main St. UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY AHP^flEOVES, 246 SOCIETIES.

Co. G. Captain, Casper Retel; 1st lieutenant, Chas. Heimerlee; 2d Lieutenant, Sernhard J. Kaiser &6. H. Captain, J. W. Schlehr; 1st Lieutenant, Conrad Staffel; 2d lieutenant, Seventy-Fourth Regiment. Commanding COL. GEORGE M. BAKER Lieut. Colonel—Charles J. Wing Major—James A. Gault STAFF. Adjutant—-Geo. D. EmerscJ^t Commissary of Subsistance—Lewis Samuels Chaplain—Rev. G. W. Heacock Co. A. Captain, Frank Nagel Co. B. Captain, Chas. F. Scheffer; 1st Lieutenant, Geo. A. Williams Co. C. Captain, Joseph Waef; 1st Lieutenant, John Dettmann; 2d Lieutenant, Wm. B. Kenyon Co. D. Captain, W. T. Ferris; 2d Lieutenant, Chas. Gies Co. F. Captain, A. Hamill; 1st Lieutenant, S. M. Pooley; 2d Lieutenant, F. R. Jenkins Co. G. Captain L. P. Reichert; 1st Lieutenant, Wm. Woods; 2d Lieutenant, Andrew Fuller Co. I. Captain, John M. Kelley; 2d Lieutenant, KD, Warren Co. K. Captain O. F. Richards; 1st Lieutenant, Geo. Morgan, jr.; 2d Lieutenant, Alfred Lyth

SOCIETIES, ASSOCIATIONS, &c. AMERICAN PROTESTANT ^SOCIATION-^ofcfis 414 Main St. BJJFFALO ASSOCIATION FOR RELIEF OF POOR —Incorporated 1852. Secretary, F. P. Wood JP^FFALO CITY DENTAL ASSOCIATION—Rooms 307 Main St. Treasurer—T. G. Lewis BUFFALO CITY^PISPENSARY-Incorporated 1859. Secretary—I. D. White BUFFALO FINE ARTS ACADEMY—Incorporated 1862. Rooms Main §£ c. E. Eagle BUFFALO H^^ICAL SOCIETY—Organized 1862. Rooms Main St. cor. E. Eagle. Corresponding Secre­ tary—G. S. Armstrong BUFFALO GENERAf HOSPITAL—Wilkeson St. • JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE INURANCE COMPANY. CHAS. E. RUSS Sc CO., State Agents, Albanypf. Y. AT A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST., BUFFALO. SOCIETIES, ASSOCIATIONS. 247

BUFFALO GERMAN BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA­ TION—Incorporated 1856. Batavia St. cor. Ellicott WBEffiAW* HOSPITAL OF THE SISTERS OF CHARITY—Franklin cor. Virginia BUFFALO MEDICAL ASSOCIATION—Organized 1845. Incorporated 1856. Rooms Main c. E. Eagle BUFFALO ORPHAN ASYLUM—Incorporated 1837. Virginia St. near Delaware BUFFALO SHIP MASTERS' ASSOCIATION—Organ­ ized 1862. Rooms 22 Exchange St. BUFFALO SOCIETY OF NATURAL SCIENCES— Ineorporated_JUM&. Rooms Main St. corner E. Eagle. BUFFALO TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION—Instituted 1851. Secretary—WE Turner' CHURCH CHARITY FOUNDATION—Incorpora^ Rhode Island St. n. Niagara JjpjTSCHER LIEDERTAFEL—Hall Pear c. Niagara DEUTSCHER SAENGERBUND—Hall 128 E. Genesee igaRlpeO. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY—Grounds at Driving Park in Hamburgh ERIE CO. MEDICAL SOCIETY— Secretary, M. G. Potter, Buffalo EVANGELICAL, LUTHERAN, ST. JOHN'S OR­ PHANS' HOME—Incorporated 1865. 280 Hickory St. FIREMEN'S BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION—Sec'y o*>H. H. Clapp GERMAN YOUNG MENS' ASSOCIATION—Insti­ tuted 1841. Incorporated 1846. Rooms Main cor. W. Mohawk St. HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICAL SOCIETY OF ERIE COUNTY—Secretary, E. G. Cook, Buffalo JE&FERSON BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION—In­ corporated 1856. Secretary—Geo. Diedrich IttCHINISTS' AND BLACKSMITHS' UNION, NO. 5 .. —Hall, Main St. c. Eagle MECHANICS' INSTITUTE—Organized 1865. Rooms 378 Main St. MEDICAL COLLEGE OF BUFFALO—Organized 1847. Main St. cor. Tupper ST. MARY'S GERMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN A^t-S nvLUM—Incorporated 1856. Batavia St |lgyiNCENT FEMALE ORPHAN ASYLUM—Bata­ via cor. Ellicott St TURNVEREIN—Hall Ellicott n. Genesee St CANES! UMBRELLAS! BRUSHES and COMBS! NEW and "NOBBY" Styles, at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's. THE BEST ENGLISH HOSIERY AND FRENCH KID GLOVES, 248

YOUNG MENS* ASSOCIATION—Instituted 1836. Incorporated 1846^ Rooms Main a Mohawk St. Secre­ tary—J. M. Lent. 2,400 members. 17,000 volumes in library YOUNG MENS'jCATHOLIC ASSOCIATION—Rooms Terrace n. Cathedral L^ YWNG #ENS' CHRISTIAN UNION—Incorporated 1853. Rooms Main St. cor. E. Eagle FREE MASONS. There are ten Lodges in this city, three Chapters of Royal Arch Masons, two Councils^^a^Xlommanderies, ana two Bodies of the Ancient Accepted Rite. There are three Lodge Rooms in the city; Masonic Hall, Main St. cor. Swan; Haff¥l6 Main St.; and over Erie County Savings Bank. D. O. H. OF HARUGARI. This order consists of Nine Lodges. Lodge Rooms* Miller's Hall, 260 Genesee St INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD F^XLOWS. There are six Lodges of this Order in the city, two Degree Lodges and on^ Encampment, under Charter* granted by the Grand Lodge of the L O. of O. F. of Northern New York. Lodge Rooms in old Post Office building. %nd corner Michigan and Cypress streets I. O. OF GOOD TEMPLARS. Good Templars' Hall, 412 Main A*;1 There are ten Lodges of this Order. Meeting!5 held weekly. A. p. OF GOOD .FELLOWS. » This order comprises five Lodges. Meetm£tfv held weekly at Hall, Genesee St* wr. Ellicott

BIVIBENBS PAIB ANNUALLY IN CASH after FIRST pay­ ment in tne JOHN HANCOCK. AT DOOD, BEST k CO.'S, BUFFALO, N. Y. CHURCHES. 24» CHURCHES. Baptist.

NAME. LOCATION. CEDAR STREET Cedar c. S. Division Benj. D. Marshall. FIRST GERMAN Spruce n. Batavia... Julius Grimmel FREE BAPTIST. 3 Niagara Square...... D. M. Stewart MICHIGAN STREET Mich. n. Clinton NINTH STREET Ninth c. Georgia Horace F. Barnes. SECOND GERMAN Hickory n. Geneseel Geo. A. Schulte WATHIK0TON STREET Wash. n. Swan.... Y. E. Hotchkisa

Episcopal.

ASCENSION CHURCH- North opp. Franklin J. M. Henderson. CHRIST CHURCH Delaware n. Tupper O. Witherspoon. GRACE CHURCH Niagara c. Bidwell.. Gilliott ST* JAMES'. Swan c. Spring...... T. M. Bishop ST. JOHN'S "Wash. c. Swan...... Joseph Cross. ST. LUKE'S Niag. n. Maryland.. C C. Edmonds ST. PAUL'S Pearl c. Church f A. C. Coxe.Bish. \ Wm. Shelton. ST. PHILIP'S Elm n. N. Division S. Y. Berry. TRINITY Wash. cor. Mohawk Edward Ingersoll

Evangelical.

BETHEL Perry n. Wash EBENEZER CHURCH Grape n. Virginia... EVANGELICAL ASSOCIA'N Wm. cor. Emslie.... Louis Herman FIRST FRENCH PROTEST. Ellicott cor. Tupper Geo. S. Yogt GERMAN EVANGELICAL ... Spruc# $. Sycamore Martin Lauer. Nortli Buffalo ... -Pick GER. UNITED ST. PAUL'S Wash. n. E. Genesee Otto Burger " EVAN. ST. PETER'S.. Genesee c. Hickory.. Geo, S. Yogt ZION EVAN. REFD. (Ger ) Lemon n. Cherry... J. B. Kniest. GER, EvjBlkSTEPHirc'B^ Peckham c. Adams F. SchelUv

Friends.

SPEAKER. SOCIETY OF FRIENDS 1878 Allen Mrs. Wehster KIB GLOVES, CASTOR GLOVES and BERLIN SILK and Lisle Thread Gloves, at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's. FINE LINEN COLLARS, CUFFS AND BOSOMS, 250 CHURCHES.

QHJJRCHES— Continued. Hebrew.

NAME. PASTOR. BETHEL SYNAGOGUE Pearl n. Eagle J. Worenski TEMP»OF BETH. ZION... Niag. n. Franklin... S.Falch-

Lutheran.

EVAN. LUTHERAN Hickory n. Batavia Christian Volz If^isT GER. LU¥». TRIN. Mich n. Ertjenesee Chas. Gross GER. LUTH. TRINITY Goodell c. Maple John A. A. Grahau ST. ANDREW'S LUTH Peck'm c. Sherman A. C. Grossherger

Methodist Episcopal.

GERMAN METH. EPIS Sycamore c. Ash J. Kindler GRACE CHURCH.... Mich. n. N. Div Geo. P. Porter JERSEY STREET.- North n. Twelfth... R. E. Thomas PEARL " Pearl c. Chippewa... A. D. Wilbor RIVERSIDE.... %... Dearborn St E. T. Green SECOND GERMAN East St. Black Rock W. Slester ST. MARK'S.. Elk St. n. Alabama J. E. Bills VINE STREET, (colored).. Vine St : J. C. Crippin.

Presbyterian.

CALVARY Delaware n. Tupper Alex McLean CENTRAL CHURCH Genesee c. Pearl John C. Lord EAST PRESBYTERIAN.... Seneca St H. Ward FIRST " Niagara c. Pearl Walter Clarke ii << #### Black Rock LA FAYETTE STREET.... La Fayette n. Wash G. W. Heacock NORTH PRESBYTERIAN.. Main n. Huron Wolcott Calkins WESTMINSTER Delaware St E. N. White UNITED PRESBYTERIAN. Wash. n. Eagle Clark Kendall

Spiritualists.

I FIRST Soc. SPIRITUALISTS Liedertafel Hall..

THE MORTGAGOR OF AN ESTATE, TO SECURE HIS Property from being sacrificed at his death, should insure. AT A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST„ BUFFALO. CHURCHES. 26t

CHURCHES— Continue^. Unitarian.

FIRST UNITARIAN Ti.n.D'lfi p.. TFrajikliti... "fi1 "RVnt.bi no-bam

Universalist.

CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH Main n. Huron J. H. Hartzell

Roman Catholic.

HOLY ANGELS York St A. Tortel 11 CROSS Limestone Hill T. F. Hynes IMMACULATE CONCEP'N.... Edward St H. O'Mara JOHN THE BAPTIST iEast St. Black Rock P. Mazuret ST. ANNE'S Emslie street J. Blettner ST. BONIFACIUS' Mulberry street Nicholas Sorg u ST. BRIDGET'S Louisiana » M. O'Connor ST. FRANCIS XAVIER'S East " Henry Feldman < ST. JOSEPH'S... Buffalo Plains GogorsoU ST. " CATHEDRAL Franklin street...... Bish. S. V. Ryan ST. LOUIS' (German) Main opp. Goodell... J. M. Sorg ST. MARY'S, " Batavia c. Pine J. Hespelein ST. MICHAEL'S...... Washington street.. J. Durthaller ST. PATRICK'S North Canal street.. James Tilta ST. PETER'S, (French) Clinton c. Wash„... Zoegel ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S... Cold Spring... A. Kech

SCARFS, BOUTS, TIES, COLLARS, CUFFS, HOSIERY. GLOVES, Sec, &c. S. N. Lawrence Sc Son, 315 Main St. EEIE COUNTY.! INCORPORATED 1821.

County Buildings on Washington and Clinton streets Buffalo. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. Ei&eh member of the Board receives $210 per annum. m&Ffrms of members from Buffalo expire January, 1871. >y[Ihrms of Members from the towns expire first Tuesday in October, 1870. CHAIRMAN E. Selden Ely BUFFALO:- W>RD 1. Austin Hanrahan, John Pier " 2. Z. Bonney, Hugh Webster 3. W. A. Carney, J. A. Seymour " 4. W. S. Ovens, F. C. Fisher " 5. Wm. Seymour, Wm. Critchley ^ 6. Casper Myer, L. Mullenhoff u y Conrad Baer, Henry Schirmer " 8. Wm. Fitzerald, Stephen McQuade 9. Thos. W. Toye, Elias Green " 10. P. Miller, C. E. Young " 11. P. A. Balcom, Dickinson Gazley " 12. Elam R. Jewett, Frederick Haehn " 13. Wm. Grahim l; TOWNS ALDEN, Spencer C. Stone AMHERST, Williamsville P. O. Leonard Dodge AURORA, E. Aurora P. O. Henry G. Persons BOSTON, S. Cary BRANT, D. H. Odell CHEEKTOWAGA, Enoch Seldon Ely CLARENCE, Jacob Eschelman CSOSIJ)EN, G. W. Nichols

ONE Payment In the JOHN HANCOCK Life Insurance Com­ pany, continues the policy in force for TWO years. RICH RLACK SILKS, AT DODD, BEST k CO.'S, 410 MAIN ST.

SUPERVISORS. 253

COLLINS^ Collins Centre P. O. S. T. White CONCORD, A. M. Stanbro EAST HAMBURG, N.~B. Sprague EDEN, C. S. Rathbun ELMA, Hiram Harris EVANS, Angola P. O. Edmund G. Southwick GRAND ISLAND, White Haven P. O. H. B. Ransom HAMBURG, Whites' Corners P. O, Robert C. Titus HOLLAND, >*k V John O'Riley LANCASTER, N. B. Gatcfiffl MARILLA, (vacant) NEWSTEAD, Afcron P. O. Marcus Lusk NORTH COLLINS, Collins P^OPT? E. W. Godfrey SARDINIA, Welcome Andrews TONAWANDA, Qt&$ S. G. Johnson WALRS^ • Alonzo Havens SR SENECA,. . $18 A. P. Pierce Clerk of Board—Amos B. Tanne* $ergeant*o%&rms—Samuel Eddy Asst. Sergeant-at-Arms—Lawrence Southwick

Standing Committees Appointed Oct. 12, '69 Fiscal Affairs—Young, Gatchell, Jewett, Green, Andrews Poor Dept.—Godfrey, Ovens, Odell, Lusk, Dodge Penitentiary—Balcom, Nichols, Bonney, White, Pierce Judges and Justices' Accounts—Havens, Ransom, Rath- bun, Critchley, Stone Constables' j^cse^-^-Southwick, Johnson, Miller, Stanbro, Haehn Sheriffs' Accts.—White, Riley, Titus, Green, Graham Clerks and Cr$&t?s Accts.—Webster, Stanbro,Gazley, Toye, Pier jid^Hioi Dist. Attorneys' Accts.—Bonney, Titus, Toye, Eschelman, Hanrahan Coroners' Accts.—Green, Ransom, Schirmer, Haven, Meyers om*g& Accts. against^towns except in Criminal cases—TitWs, Eschelman, Cwy, Godfitey, Harris Accts. Board of Health—Miller, Hanrahan, Fisher, Gra­ ham, Fitzgerald IT. S. Deposw>^Pknd—Persons, Baer, Young, Wm. Sey­ mour 1 doo* , Savings Banks—Lusk, Odell, Ovens, Johnson, Mullenhoff Shirts! Shirts! Shirts on hand and made to order, war­ ranted to fit. S. N..Lawrence & Son, 315 Main St. UMBRELLAS, CANES AND TRAVELING BAGS, • > 254 SUPERVISORS.

Roads and Bridges—Sprague, Critchley, Stone, J. A. Seymour Miscellaneous Accts.—Rathbun,Pierce, WebstWEjMcQuade Fitzgerald Military Affairs—Toye, Southwick, Dodge, Fisher, Cari^ir Removal Public Buildings—Johnson, Balcom, Critchley, Baer Division and Erection of Towns—Ransom, Havens,iPisher, Baer, Pier School Commissioners Dists.— Nichols, Rathbun, Gatch- ell, Sprague, Lusk City Committee—Graham, Young, Hanrahan, Jewett, Mullenhoff Apportionments of Grand Jurors—Pierce, Schirnier, J. A. Seymour, McQuade, Hovis Accts. Board and Clerk—Odell, Sprague, Southwick, Car­ ney, Ovens Public Printing—Jewett, Persons,Andrews, Godfrey, Wm. Seymour Town Auditors' Accts. for the North towns—Johnson,Lusk Town Auditors' Accts. for the South towns—Titus, Stanbro, Southwick OTHER COUNTY OFFICERS. County Judge— Roswell L. Burrows, of Bufialo. Office Brown's buildings ; salary $3,000 District Attorney-*—Lyman K. Bass, of Buffalo. Office 272 Main St.; salary $3,300 Asst. District Attorney—Daniel D. Nash, of Concord. Office old Court House; salary $2,0G<} Surrogate—Horatio Seymour, of Buffalo ; salary $3,000 Clerk Surrogate's Court—Jas. C. Beecher, of Buffalo; salary $1,500 County Clerk—John H. Andrus, of Evans; salary, fees Deputy Clerk—James H. Fisher, of Buffalo Special Deputy Clerk—Thos. B. Wright, of Buffalo r^J Supt. of Poor—Charles* Kurtz, of Lancaster. Office in Erie Co. Savings Bank building; salary $1,500 County Treasurer and County Tax Receiver—Wm. IB. Sirret. Office cor. Seneca and Pearl streets; salary $2,000. Term expires Jan. 1873 Coroners—C. Diehl, Buffalo; B.W. Sherman, Hamburg; Caspian R. Morrow, 190 Main street, Buffalo ; John J. Burke, Buffalo; Bradley Goodyear, Alden, salaries, fees THE TRADESMAN IN DEBT, TO SECURE HIS CRED I TOR in case of death, should insure. P1A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST., BUFFALO. ERIE COUBTY PENITENTIARY. 255

Sheriff—Charles Dftitey. Office Wash. c. Batavia; salary, fees. Term expires Jan. 1871 Under Sheriff—Wm. L. G. Smith. Appointed by the Sheriff Office Deputies—Daniel Darcy, Wm. Weston Deputies—!) aniel Darcy, Matthias Sullivan, Martin Morin, Joseph Becker, BUFFALO ; Geo. K. Yan Tine, CLARENCE ; Avery D. Darrow, AURORA ; Alden J. McArthur, SAR­ DINIA ; Nathan O. Powell, WEST SENECA ; Addis E. Williams, WHITE'S CORNERS ; George Caskey, ANGOLA ; Michael W. Anguish, TONAWANDA ; Seth S. Conover, WILLIAMSVILLE ; Amos Roberts, AURORA Jailor and Deputy #Aer(^-—Richard W. Harris Turnkey—James Ejoney Night Watchman—James Dorsey; salary $700 ERIE COUNTY PENITENTIARY. Pennsylvania street, cor. Fifth, Buffalo. Commissioners—Benjamin Miller; term expires Dec. 31, .^870. Martin Keller; term expires Dec. 31,1871. -; term expires Dec. 31, 1872. Salaries of Com­ missioners $200 per annum Superintendent—Chas. E. Felt on. Appointed for 3 years; term expires Feb. 14, 1872. Physician—Gustavus E. Mackay Contractors for Labor—Pratt & Letch worth. Contract expires 1872. JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. For Justices of the Peace in Buffalo seepage 288. Dodge Orville, term expires Dec. 31, 1872 Alden Peck B. F. " " 31, 1870 " Marshall Albt. W. term ex. Dec. 31, '72, Crittenden, " Wende B. A. term expires Dec. 31,1874, Millgrove, " Lanphere J. C. Getzville, Amherst Hopkins T. A. ' Williamsville, " Spelman O. W. " " Blakley R. term expires Jan. 1873, West Falls, Aurora Gatchell Ezkl. " Dec. 31, '74, " " Hitchcox A. F. " " " '69, Willink, " Woodward Ambrose K. term ex. Dec. 31, 1872 Boston Kester S. term ex. Dec. 31, 1874 North Boston, " Anthony John, term ex. March, 1870 Patchin, | FOLDED and TUBULAR TIES—All the latest Styles, at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 315 Main St., Buffalo. MOURNIN| SUITS, BONNETS, CAPS AND VEILS, 256 JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Hurd Franklin, term ex. Dec. 31, 1873, Brandt Muffitt Horatio P. term ex. Dec. 31,* 1874 " Odell D. H. term ex. Dec. 1870 « Hammond W. W. term ex. Dec. 31, '71 Farnham, " Campbell J. B. Cheektowaga $$$ Wm. G. Gates Godfrey " Morrison John Clarence Pugsley G. E. term ex. Dec.1$l, '74 Clarence Centre, " Butts J. Wi'term expires Dec. 31, 1873 Colden McClure Robert, term ex. Dec. 31, 1873 "• Crump Benj. term ex. Dec. 31, 1872, Glenwood, " Parkinson C. B. term ex. Dec. 31, '71 Collins Centre, Collins Perry Philip H. term ex. Dec. 31, '74 " " Peacock Wm. term ex. Dec. 31, 1873 Gowanda, " Russell "^m. W. term ex. Dec. 31,1872, " " Cochrane Byron, term ex. Jan. 1, '71, Springville, Concord Sampson P. term ex. Jan. 1, 1872 " " Stanbro Almon W. term ex. Jan. 1, '73 " " Wells Wm. term ex. Jan. 1, 1874 " " Abbott Chauncey, term ex. Dec. 31, '72, Eas1> Hamburgh Hambfeton Chris, term ex. Dec. 31,1873, " " Wasson T. term ex. Dec. 31, '71, Ellicott, " " Green James W. term ex. Dec. 31, 1872 Eden Redfield Homer J. term ex. Dec. 31,1871 " Bley Geo. H. term ex. Dec, 31, 1870, Eden Valley, " Keller Fred, term ex. 1873 Clarksburgh, " Morris L. F. Spring Brook, Elma Ward James H. " " Dewey Abner, term ex. Dec. 31, 1872 Evans Southwick Josiah, term ex. Dec. 31, 1871 Angola, " Cteghorn Jas. M. term ex. Dec. 31,' '70, N orth Evans, " Hathaway Daniel H. term ex. Dec. 31, '73 Pontiac, " Cook Y. R. Sheenwater, Grand Island Parks John " " Baxter Wallace White Haven, " Byrnes James, " " Osborn A.t'mex. Dec. 31, '70,Abbott's Corners, Hamburgh Hascall J. t'm ex. Dec. 31, '74, White's Corners, " Kelly D. t'm ex. Dec. 31, '72, " « Pierce J. t'm ex. Dec. 31, '70, " " Colby Jonas, Holland Cooper Page E. " O'Brien Benjamin, " Odell A. Protection, "

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Dyxstraw John G. term ex. Dec. 31, 1871, Lancaster Grimes Wm. H. term ex. Dec. 31, 1874, " Bowman P. S. t'm ex. Dec. 31, '72, Bowmanville, " Rowley A. term ex. Dec. 1872, Town Line, " Draper A. E. term ex. Dec. 31, 1871, Akron, Newstead Covey L. D. term ex. Dec. 31, 1871, " " Lusk Wm. H. term ex. Dec. 31, 1874 " " Wainwright J. jr. term ex. Dec. 3^, 1873, " " Avery D. R. term ex. DeU 31,1872, Collins, North Collins Potter J. term ex. Dec. 31, '71, Marshfield, " Stickney Ansel, term ex. Dec. 31, '73, New Oregon, " Leach Francis, term ex. Dec. 31, 1874, Shirley, " Briggs Gardner, Sardinia Huff Stephen, term ex. Dec. 31, 1873, Tonawanda Johnson S. G. term ex. Dec. 31, 1870, " Snyder Theodore, term ex. Dec. 31, 1872, " Leigh Edwin, term ex. Dec. 31, 1870, Wales Wlute Amos G. term ex. Jap. 1, '73, South Wales, Wales Fuller Turner, term ex. Jan. 1,1872, Wales Centre, " Gail Isaac W. term ex. Jan. 1,1870, " " Johnson Joseph J. P. West Sep^igfr Oyer Jacob, Ebenezer, " CONSTABLES. For Constables in Buffalo see page 284. Alden—Marvin Alger, Edwin D. Carter; Crittenden P. 0. Wm. King. Amherst—C. W. Hopkins, S. S. Conover. Aurora—Grtffin's Mills P. 0. J. L. Stacy; West Falls P. 0. Orson Hibbard; Willink P. 0. A. D. Darrow, J. J. Per­ ry. Brant—J. L. Flint, S. C. Rathborn, Austin Roberts. Uheektowaga—Henry Schoffner, Jas. Winspear. Clarence —Morris TJnderwood; Clarence Centre P. 0. Peter V. Meal. Colden—Josiah French, Alanson Irish, Michael Waltz, Myron W. Perkins; Glenwood P. 0. J. Morrisoii; GoMns—Collins Centre P. 0. Norman Reynolds, Jos. A. Smith; Gowanda P. O. Winfield S. Camp, John G. Hoyt. Concord—Springville P. O. Geo. Mayo. East Hamburgh—Myron Graves, Noah Webster. Eden—J. R. Amsdell, T. C. Wilcox; Clarksburg P. O. Martin Horn- berger. Evans—N. B. Maltby; Angola P. O. Tunis BHnebry. Grand Island—Sheenwater P. 0. Wm. Gilden, John McAuthur, Harvey Pelo; Hamburgh— Big Tree Corners P. O. Jas. Craig; White's Corners P. ' 0. Louis Hepp, Abram Ritman, A. E. Williams. Hol- LINEN DRAWERS AND JEAN DRAWERS MADE To ORDER, at S. N. Lawrence Sc Son's, 315 Main St. * 17 A LARGE 1«T0CK OF UNDERWEAR FOR ALL SEASONS, 258 COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS. land—Harley Houghton, Geo. Parker, John Yanbeek, jr.; Protection P. O. Chapin Kimball; Lancaster—Chas Ar­ den, D. Striffien, Aug. Trimmer; Town Line P. 0. Fred. Weber. Newstead—Akron P. 0. Christopher Downey John C. Reed, Lewis Twin, Geo. Seibenar. North Collins — Collins P. O. Geo. Hermon; Shirley P. O. Benj. F. Smith. Tonawanda—M. W. Anguish, Thos. J. Keith. Wales—Barney Cadugan. COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS. Residing: in Buffalo* Appointed to t&ke the acknowledgements of deeds to be recorded in Erie County, They have power also to take affidavits. Wm. H. Albro, E. S. Alport, O. L. Baker, Joseph Barke, C. Barr, Thomas Bath, Chas. Beckwith, Willis J. Benedict, Otto Besser, Wm. H. Beyer, Frank E. Black- nay, A. H. Blossom, D. Bowen, Ovan Brocklin, S. XL Brunck, W. C. Bryant, F. Buell, M. Butler, J. D. H. Chamberlin, H. Chambers, E. O. Cheney, O. S. Clark, G. D. W. Clinton, T. R. Clinton, Spencer C. Coe, Michael Collins, D. T. Crandall, Thos. Curtin, Thos. S. Cutting, James H. Davis, M. Dayton, John* F. Dean, James Dem- erest, E. S. Dann, P. J. Douw, J. B. Dowling, Edward Edge, Thomas Edmunds, Jno. N. Edwards, Jacob Em- erick, Geo. D. Emerson, D. M. Enright, J. L. F|!f- child, Chas. E. Felton, H. D. Fitzgerald, R. Flach, J. Fogarty, W. H. Forbush, James E. Ford, Joseph French, Loring L. Frink, Jacob Gall, J. T. Gardner, Cfuyler Gar­ rett, Matthew Gargan, D. F. Gates, C. B. Germain, G. W. Gillespie, Harry M. Gillespie, J. A. Gittere, Henry Gosling, S. O. Gould, W. Granger, Wm. H. Gurney, J. F. Habersbro, W. F. Hachmann, S. K. Haddock, A. Haight, J. H. Hale, E. S. Havens, J. S. Havens, Geo. Haywood, Conrad Helrugle, T. Hines, C. W. Hinson, Jasper Hodge, N. K. Hopkins, J. G. Howell, Emil A. Huber, Carl Huetter, S. Hume, J. Hyatt, J. Inglis, W. L. James, John Jordan, Michael Keenan, Rodney Ken- drick, A. R. Ketchum, Jacob Krettner, Joseph Krum- holz, J. F. Kuhn, Samuel Lake, J. G. Langner, C. P. Lee, George F. Lee, Franklin D. Locke, D. N. Lockwood, Joseph P. Loersch, Chas. D. Marshall, Geo. H. Marvin, A. P. Mason, G. C. Mayer, C. McCarthy, Matthew A FULL EQUIVALENT FOR EVERT DOLLAR PAID TO THE JOHN HANCOCK LIFE INSURANCE CO. AT A. H. STAFFORD'S, 397 MAIN ST., BBfFALO. NOTARIES PUBLIC. 259

McComb, O. McCumber, Lawrence W. McDonald, G. McKay, F. Minery, Matthias Molloy, J. Mooney, Hugh Murray, John H. Nenkircher, H. Ohlmer, Augustus Ottenot, Louis J. Ottenot, J. Otto, Louis Otto, E. W. Palmer, J. H. Palmer, E. P. Pierce, M. Pimiear, E. J. Blumley, S. B. Porter, George S. Potter, John Power, John R. Preston, Edward Ralph, L. P. Reichert, G. A. Reinhardt, M. Leo Ritt, E. C. Robbing, Franklin Rogers, H. Russell, James Ryan, John W. Scheler, Matthew Scrofford,. Chas. T. Shafctuck, Charles Shiels, TU-^hiel, Joseph M. Sorg, J/BL Smith, J. W. Smith, J. Stellwag- en, Walter L. Stephens, M. Stevens, G. A. Stoddart, S. M. Stoddart, Henry A. Swartz, J. W. Swartz, Alonzo Tanner, Joseph Timmerman, David Tucker, Tunis C. Tunison, Sheldon T. Yeiele, Julius Voetried, J. L. Walk­ er, Thornton M. Wallace, John W. Wayland, M. A. Whitney, N. Wilgus, Benj. H. Williams, Joseph R. Wil­ liams, Harvey L. Wilson, A. A. Winship, W. C. Win- ship, Thos. B. Wright, Samuel H. Wortman, G. Zillig, W. C. Zimmerman, John Zoll. NOTARIES PUBLIC. Appointed by the Governor to protest notes. They have' power also to take acknowledgements of any legal instru­ ment to be recorded in Erie County. Buffalo—S. C. Adams, 44 Terrace; Henry F. Allen, 99 Swan; E. S. Alport, 22 Central wharf; C. B. Armstrong, 56 Main; B. H. Austin, jr., 8 E. Eagle; Gordon Bailey, 188 Main; James M. Baker, 6 Brown's building; J. N. Balme, 502 S. Division; Alden Barker, 224 Main; Lyman K. Bass, 272 Main j E. S. Bemis; Geo. A. Blanchard; Henry Brush, 248 Main; A. C. Cpkins;Edgar'O. Cheney, Fulton c. Louisiana; Chas. A. Clark, 20 Central wharf; Spencer Clinton, Main c. Court; Geo. M. Cole, 481 Hick­ ory; Fayette A. Cook, 177 Swan; R. C. Cooley, Main c. Exchange; Geo. W. Cothran, 390 Main; O. O. Cottle, 420 Mpin; Lester H. Cotton, 2 Main; T. N. Cutting, Custom House; Thos. S. Cutting, 194 Main; M. Danner, jr., N. Y. C. R. R. depot; Jas. T. Davis, 24 Central whf; John F. Dean, 19 Seneca; EdwardDelahunt, 11 Williams Block; Lewis C. Duemplemann, 9 W. Mohawk; Daniel M. Emerson; Geo. D. Emerson, 20 E. Seneca; Thos. M. Fay, 22 W. Seneca;* Edward Fuchs, 510Main; Chas. Gardner, 43 Church; Cuyler Garrett, 242 Main; Frank D. Gates,

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Central R. R. office; Henry M. Gaylord, 3 Main; Chas. B. Germain, 16 W. Swan; Henrjf Gosling, 91 E. Seneca; Geo. Gorham, 272 Main; S. O. Gould, 243 Main; John C. Graves, 48 Main; Chas. Greiner, 30 Main; L. K. Haddock; J. Henry Hale, Custom House; B. B. Hamil­ ton, 235 Main; Geo. Hinson, 7 Terrace; Jasper Hodge; A. A. Howard, 348 Main; Geo. H. Hughson, 251*%. Division; Calvin E. King; Jacob Krettner, 273 Wash­ ington ; E. D. Lacy, 10 Main; David Lake, W. 50 Seneca; Samuel Lake, 6 Hollister block; James L. Lampert, 226 Washington; C. P. Lee, Main c. Court; D. N. Lockwood, Seneca c. Washington; Archibald B. Love, 334 Niagara; James H. Madison; Main c. Seneca; John McManus, Custom House; D. B. McNeish, 53 Union; Nor- ris Morey, 1 Weed block; L. S. Morgan, Commercial building; James A. Murray, 22 W. Seneca; H. G. Nolton; W. G. Oatman, 216 Washington; H. Ohlmer, 182 Main; E. W. Palmer, 56 Morgan; J. B. Parke, 96 Ohio; F. G. Pattison, 192 Main; Frank R. Perkins, 4 Harvey block; Wm. Perkins, 48 Terrace; Lewis Pfeiffer, 613 Ellicott; E. P. Pickering, 13 W. Swan; G. P. Putnam, 129 Wash­ ington; Gregory Ritt, City Hall; J. E. Robie, jr., 307 Main; C. Rodenbach; W. W. Rowley, 5 Spaulding's Exchange; Jas. N. Sanford, 16 W. Swan; Lyman P. Seskius; Richard J. Sibley; Frederick Siehl, 79 Clinton; E. B. Smith, 6 Main; C. E. Sprague, Manufacturers' and Traders' Bank; H. R. Squier; John Stellwagen, 475 Main; E. C. Strong, 233 Main; A.Tanner, 418 Main; A. H. Thomp­ son Custom House; Wash. Thurman, Marine Bank; Wm. Thurston, Board of Trade; Chas. Townsend, Bank of Attica; Geo. Wadsworth, 5 Brown's building; Geo. S. Wardwell, 272 Mafe; S. W. Warren, First National Bank; Wm. L. White, Custom House; Nathaniel Wilgus, 303 Main; James Winship, 194 Main. Alden—R. N. Butler, J. E. Case, John B. Pride; Amherst —John Hershy, T. A. Hopkins, E. B. Miller; Aurora- Horace Hoyt, Aaron Riley; Boston—Mark Whiting, Am­ brose K. Woodward; Brant—Levi Thompson; Clarence —Henry K. Vantix&| Colden—Geo. W. Nichols; Collins — Gowanda P. O., Henry A. Clark, A. G. Conger, E. W. Henry, Michael Hunter, S. W. Soule; Concord—Wm. Wells; Springville P. O.—C. C. Severance; E. Ham­ burgh—S. V. R. Graves; Elma—Wm. Winspear, Gw. W. Hatch; Evans—F. C. Holcomb, D. C. Oatman, W. K. Russell, Walter M. Young; North Evans P. O., Ira B. THE JOHN HANCOCK LIFE INSURANCE CO. has offices in BUFFALO, ROCHESTER and the principal towns. AT DODD, BEST k CO.'S, BUFFALO, N. Y.

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Irish; Hamburgh—Ed. S. N^tt; White's Corners P. 0. Benjamin W. Sherman, R. C. Titus; Holland—Philip D. Riley ; Lancaster—Anton Bussman, L. W. Filling, N. A. Halbert, James Leminger, Milton McNeil; Marilla —S. P. Taber; Newstead—Loren Green; Akron P. 0., Wm. L. Paxon; Tonawanda—Henry C. Driggs, Geo. M. Warren; Wales—Geo. W. Holmes. COURTS. Supreme Court. EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF NEW YORK. General Terms.—In the city of Buffalo, in the years 1870 and 1871—2d Monday in February, 1st Monday in May, 1st Monday in September, 3d Monday in No­ vember. Special Terms.—Erie County. FOR 1870,2d Tuesday in January, by Justice Daniels; 4th Tuesday in March, by Justice Talcott; 3d Tuesday in June, by Justice Barker; 5th Tuesday in August, by Justice Barker; 2d Tuesday in November, by Justice Marvin. FOR 1871, 3d Tuesday in January, by Justice Barker; 4th Tuesday in March, by Justice Talcott; 2d Tuesday in June, by Justice Daniels; last Tuesday in August, by Justice Barker; 2d Tuesday in November, by Justice Barker. Circuit Courts and Court of Oyer and Ter­ miner, Erie County* FOR 1870, 1st Monday in March, by Justice Daniels; 1st Monday in June, by Justice Talcott; 1st Monday in October, by Justice Marvin; 1st Monday in December, by Justice Barker. FOR 1871, 1st Monday in March, by Justice Barker; 1st Monday in June by Justice Talcott; 1st Monday in October, by Justice Daniels; 1st Monday in December, by Justice Talcott. Circuit Courts and Court of Oyer and Ter­ miner, and Special Terms of the Su­ preme Court-In Alleghany County. FOR 1870 3d Monday in February, by Justice Marvin at Angelica; 2d Monday in July, by Justice Daniels at Belmont; 3d Monday in October, by Justice Barker at Angelica. COLLARS AND CUFFS CAN BE ORDERED BY MAIL OF S. N. Lawrence Sc Son, 315 Main St. (Enelose sample). SHIRfS MADE TO ORDER ARE WARRANTED TO FIT, 262 COURTS*

FOR 1871, 3d Monday of February, by Justice Dan­ iels, at Belmont; 2d Monday of July by Justice Barker at Angelica; 2d Monday of October, by Justice Tal­ cott at Belmont. Cattaraugus County. FOR 1870, 4th Monday in Janua­ ry, by Justice Barker; 2d Monday in **June, by Justice Marvin; 1st Monday in October, by Justice Daniels. FOR 1871, 4th Monday in January, by Justice Barker; 3d Monday in June, by Justice Daniels; 1st Monday in October, by Justice Barker. Chatauqua County. FOR 1870,2d Monday in January, by Justice Marvin; 3d Monday in May, by Justice Tal­ cott ; 2d Monday in September, by Justice Daniels. FOR 1871, 2d Monday in January, by Justice Daniels ; 3d Monday in May, by Justice Barker; 2d Monday^ September, by Justice Tallcott. Genesee County. FOR 1870, 2d Monday in March, by Justice Barker; 4th Monday in May, by Justice Daniels ; 4th Monday in November, by Justice Talcott. FOR 1871, 2d Monday in March, by Justice Talcott; 1st Monday in June, by Justice Barker; 4th Monday in November, by Justice Daniels. Niagara County. FOR 1870, 4th Monday in January, by Justice Talcott; 4th Monday in May, by Justice Mar­ vin ; 3d Monday in September, by Justice Barker. FOR 1871, 4th Monday in January, by Justice Talcott; 2d Monday of May, by Justice Talcott; 3d Monday of September, by Justice Daniels. Orleans County. FOR 1870; 3d Monday in January, by Justice Talcott; 3d Monday in May, by Justice Daniels ; 4th Monday in September, by Justice Marvin. FOR 1871, 3d Monday in January, by Justice Talcott; 4th Monday in May, by Justice Daniels ; 4th Monday in September, by Justice Barker. Wyoming County. FOR 1870, 2d Monday in April, by Justice Barker; 5th Monday in August, by Justice Tal- (jpjdtt; 3d Monday in December, by Justice Daniels. FOR 1871, 2d Monday in April, by Justice Talcott; last Monday in August, by Justice Daniels ; 3d Monday in December, by Justice Barker. Court of Appeals. This Court meets at the Capitol in Albany, on the 1st Tuesday in January, 4th Tuesday in March, 3d Tuesday in June, last Tuesday in September. (g WE COURT INVESTIGATIONS'—JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. AT A. H. STAFFORD'S^? MAIN ST., BUFFALO.

COURTS. 263 Superior Court of Buffalo. Geo. W. Clinton, Isaac A. Yerplanck, Jos. G. Masten, Judges. A. A. Blanchard, Clerk. General Terms.—4th Monday in March, 2d Monday in June, 2d Monday in October, 2d Monday in December. Criminal Terms.—4th Monday in January by Justice Clinton; 4th Monday in April, by Justice Yerplanck; 4th Monday in June, by Justice Masten; 4th Monday in September, by Justice Yerplanck; 4th Monday in Nov- vember, by Justice Masten. Civil Trial Terms.—1st Monday in January, by Justice Yerplanck; 1st Monday in March, by Justice Masten ; 1st Monday in May, by Justice Clinton; 1st Monday in July, by Justice Yerplanck ; 1st Monday in September, by Jus­ tice Masten; 1st Monday in November, by Justice Clinton. Motion Terms.—A term*for the Transaction of all Civil 'Business, except for the trial of Issues of Fact and of Law, will be held every morning, (except during the month of August, and Sundays,) at nine o'clock. If the Term is not opened by eleven o'clock, motions for such morning stand over until the Term is opened. Sich Term is held by one of the Justices at the Cham­ bers of the Court. Chambers.—January, Justice Masten; February, Jus­ tice Yerplanck; March and April, Justice Clinton; May, Justice Masten; June, Justice Yerplanck; July and Sep­ tember, Justice Clinton; October, Justice Masten; November and December, Justice Yerplanck. Erie County Courts. Erie County Court, with Jury.—2d Monday in Febru­ ary, 4th Monday in May, 2d Monday in November. Erie County Court, without Jury.—4th Monday in March, 4th Monday in September, 4th Tuesday in De­ cember. Courts of Session and County Courts.—2d Monday in February, 4th Monday in May, 2d Monday m November. United States Courts. NORTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK. Court Room, over Post Office, Wash* cor. Seneca St. District Court.—3d Tuesday in January, at Albany; 3d Tuesday in March, at Ut£ca ; 2d Tuesday in May, at THE GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS EMPORIUM IS AT S. N. Lawrence & Son's, 315 Main St., Buffalo. BARGAINS IN BLACK ALPACAS, AT DODD, BEST k CO.'S. 264-299 COURTS.

Rochester; 3d Tuesday in August, at Buffalo ; 3d Tues­ day in November, at Auburn; and one Term by ap­ pointment, in Oswego, Plattsburgh, or Watertown. Bankruptcy Sessions—Tuesdays aifd Fridays. Admiralty Sessons—In Buffalo, every Tuesday. K« District Judge—N. K. Hall. Office at U. S. Court House. : Clerk, District Court—M. P. Fillmore. Office at U. S. Court House, Washington, cor. Seneca street. IT. S. Circuit Court.—3d Tuesday in June, at Canan- daigua ; 2nd Tuesday in October, at Albany. Adjourned Circuits for Civil Business only to use. District Jury; 3d Tuesday in January, at Albany; 3d Tuesday in March, at Utica. Circuit Judge.—Lewis B Woodruff, New York. Clerk Circuit Court.—A. A. Boyce, Utica. IT. S. Attorney.—William Dorsheimer, Buffalo. Office West Seneca, cor. Pearl St. Ass't Attorneys, Geo. J. Sicard, Joseph E. Ewell. XT. S. Marshal.—Isaac F. Quinby, Rochester. Deputy TT. S. MarshaU.—^en\zm\n Toles and Levi H. Williams, Buffalo. IT. S. Commissioners.—Dennis Bowen, H. D. Fitzger­ ald, A. P. Nichols, Geo. Gorham, O. H. Marshall, James O. Putnam, M. P. Fillmore. Register in Bankruptcy.—Jos. L. Fairchild. Office, over Erie Co. Saving's Bank.

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OFFICERS:

JOH#*GREINER, - PRESIDENT. JAMES S. LYON, 1ST VICE PRESIDENT. JAMES McOREDIE, 2D VICE PRESIDENT. WILLIAM F. ROGERS, SEC'Y AND TREAS. GORDON BAILEY, - Ass't SEC'Y AND TREAS. DAVID F. DAY, ATTORNEY.

TRUSTEES JOSEPH L. HABERST^O, WILLIAM P. MOORES, JOHN GREINER, LOUIS BAPST. JAMES S. LYON, CHARLES BERRICK, JAMES McCREDIE, ROBERT N. BROWN, RUFUS L. HOWARD, JOHN HAUSLE, ISAAC HOLLOWAY, HENRY R JONES, JAMES VANjrtJREN, WHXIAM B. SIRRET, JAMES ADAMS, JOHN B. MANNING, RICHARD FLACH, JOHN FELTON, ALLEN M. ADAMS, PETER C. DOYLE, JOSEPH K. TYLER, CHAS* E. YOUNG, HENRY C. PER&CH.

This Bank is open for Business during the usual Bank hours —10 A. M. io 8 P. M., and on Saturday from 7 to 9 P. M.

SIX PER CENT. PER ANNUM ON ALL SUMS DEPOSITED IN THIS BANK.

ALL SUMS RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT.

Deposits made on the first, second and third days of the month will draw interest from the first of the month. A* 302 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. BRIE OOTJ^TTir

SAVINGS BANK.

ERIE CO. SAVINGS BANK. (Srte (£ountty .(INCORPORATED 1854.) Main St., cor. Court. Sncotvptxtt 1854. 0¥FTCEM»: JWamjtt., <£cke con Courtftr* WILLIAM A. BIRD, President. $3eamte * S. V. R WATSOS, 1st Vice President; JAMES 0. HARRIS0tf,2d Vice President. mu\av 2[.8hrb,.|Mflt,Sec-ftflr unb @#afentcf#ft. <& (£• ©iraguc, $m»utt. TRUSTEES: XrufUtSt WILLIAM A. BIRD, NOAH H. GARDNER, mUiaw 9f. 9?trc, §ameo 8r<"'tr, STEPHEN T. R. WATSON, WILLIAM FISKE. Oii»er ©.Steele, RICHARD BULLYMORE, NOAH P. SPAGUE, \ •3. *t fft. SOBatfon, WILLIAM C. SHERWOOD, LUMAN & PLIMPTON, D^tc^jrb BParmors 9?$at> #. ©atbwr, WILLIAM WILKESON. JAMES 0. HARRISON, SQDtUOtti %$fe, OLIVER G. STEELE, GIBSON T. WILLIAMS. <£iban $. $otowtb, SAMUEL G. CORNELL. JAMES BRATLEY, (SJcora^ £ot»arb, ««oab $P« ©itagttf, ETHAN H. HOWARD, GEORGE HOWARD, fiuaott 5t 5)1 m$i&»# ZOROASTER BONNET, F.AUGUSTUS GEORGER. 3oroajler ©0tttt'9# CHARLES 0. SEVERANCE. SBm. fcS'ertovob, 3amc3 £ #3fHf»»r © Warn 2B Ifffoti, (S^^rled <£• ©wane. Office Hoursh-9 to 3. g.8r»ft«tti,* ©eoracr. Assets Oct. 1st, 1869, - - $5,344,606.87 ^ffet* 1. October, »869 $5,344 606 87 Am't of Deposits Oct. 1st, 1869, $5,052,905.16 8etraa be* £>et>ojlt'it am i. Of obet 1869 Number of Depositors, 37,391. $5,062,905.1 6, 3a$Ibr 1) epo lit OK* 87,391. Bate of Interest Is Six per cent, on all Die 3i»«rate ifl 6 ojO fur all £)fW'«' sums on deposit. (Suntntfn, e cer ^bie am erfteti, &t» iten ober brW Money deposited on the first second orl Xagi euu$ jeben Sftona $ ffjooftt t»cwej» third day of each month, win draw In-j jiebeii 3i»fe» *om erfleit M SKettoti «, terestfrom the first day of the month, butriointerestwiU be allowed^on frac­ ood> »erbcn fetoe Binfen a«f ettttn X^eil MI tional parts of a month. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 303

SAVINGS BANK OF BUFFALO, 496 Main St., cor. Mohawk St., BUFFALO, V. 7.

OF.FXO.ElXlLJS' President, - - - - PHILIP BEYER. Secretary, - - - - LOUIS BOLZA. First Vice President, - GEO. URBAN. Attorney, - N. K. HOPKINS. Second Vice President, PHILIP HOUCK. TAUSTEIXiS : PHILIP BEYER, GEO. URBAN, PHILIP HOUCK, N. OTTENOT, N. K. HOPKINS, A. SCHMIDT, L L HODGES, A. WEPPNER, ORLANDO ALLEN, GERHARD LANG, CHAS. CHRETIEN, J. R. LEE, JACOB SCHEU, GEO. FISCHER, W. C. BRYANT, H. C. PERSCH, P. J. HEIMLICH, HARMON GRIFFIN, M. MESSMER, J. B. BULL. SPRIFdYILLE BANK, (LELAND, CHAMBERLAIN k CO., Bankers,)

TRANSACTS A General Exchange and Banking Business; Deals in Foreign and Domestic Exchange, Gold, Silver and Government Bonds. DEPOSITS RECEIVED AND COIIIIECTIONS MADE. New York Correspondent: Importers' and Traders' National Bank*

^SJWaitt Si^ BUFFALO SEE PA €3- E S . 807, SOS, 36S. 304 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. American Tontine LIFE AMD SAVINGS INSURANCE CO. OF NEW YORK.

COMBINING A MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION AND TONTINE DEPARTMENT,

WILLIAM H. LUDLOW, ROBERT M. STRATTON, President. Vice President,

HENRY SNYDER, D, PARKS FACKLER, Secretary. Actuary.

No. 308 Main Street, Buffalo, N. T.

WARREN GRANGER, Land Office & Heal Estate Agency Cor. Main & Erie Sts.

Under National Savings Bank, ifflii®, W« f•

Agentfor th e American Tontine Life and Savings Insurance Company of New York- ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 305 BUFFALO mtmmmmtm Of Buffalo, N.Y. Office: Ho. 495 Main St., Corner Mohawk, (Up Stairs,) STOCK COMPANY, - - ' - ORGANIZED 1867

STATEMENT, October 15th, 1869. CLAJSIEa: 0-A.^PIT-Aa.L, ... $100,000.00 STT-R-ZPHiTTS., 58,685.69 $158,665.59 INVESTED •£. FOLLOWS: U. S. Bonds, 5-20s, market value, - - - - $106 200 00 Bonds and Mortgages on Real Estate, - - - 19 900 00 Cash in Bank, 23 532 7$ Cash on hand, ------1 832 96 Outstanding in hands of Agents and others, - 4 466 88 Accrued Interest, ------1538 00 Personal Property, .------1195 00 $158 665 59 IsTO LOSSES TJJSTFJLTJD !

DIRECTORS . E. G. Grey, J. F. Schoellkopf, Jacob Hienenz, Nicholas Ottenot, William Hellriegel, John Hauenstein, Chas. G. Ehrnpforth, Andrew Grass, Jacob Beyer, 0. J. Eggert, F. C. Brunck, Philip Becker, Albert Ziegeler, Julius Fuchs, Henry C. Persch, F. A. Georger, Jacob Dold, Philip Houck. Michael Messmer, Paul Goembel.

PHILIP BECKER, JULIUS FUCHS, ALEX. MARTIN, President. • Vice President. Secretary 306 ERIE COUNTS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY. FARMERS' INSURANCE.! Agricultural Insurance If' COMPAIfY,

WATERTOWN FIRE INSURANCE CO.

Insure only Farm Property, and Detached-Village and City Residences and their contents, •AJT BEDTJCED BATES.

These Companies stand at the HEAD of Reliable Stock Companies, By the Annual Report of the Superintendent of the State In­ surance Department.

9W 14 COURT STREET. BTTZFZPIAXO, ILT. IT. W' o. F. WITHER, Land Surveyor and Civil Engineer, HAS THE ORIGINAL FIELD NOTES and DEED ATLAS. Office No. 14 Canal Street, 33TT'&&JLTJO, UST. "2". ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 307 JACOB A. GITTERE, Central Land Office

FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE^ Real Estate and General Agency, 4:4:7 3tv£a,lxx St., ooi*. Lafayette, (REAR OF MECHANICS' SAVINGS BANK,)

Keal Estate bought and sold; Houses and Stores rented; Rents Collected; Taxes Paid; Real Estate and Tax Searches executed promptly; Securities Negotiated, &c. CONVEYANCING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. H0TART PUBLIC AND 00MMIS8I0HEE OF DEEDS- JACOB .A.. GITTERE. HNS/!. LEO RITT, Insurance and Heal Estate Agent A.JSTX3 NOTARY PTJBIJIO. JVo. &&9 Main Street, Buffalo, JY. T. LIFE, FIRE AND ACCIDENTAL INSURANCE Effected in First Class Companies, at current rates. GOOD DWELLINGS and FARM PROPERTY Insured at Low Rates. JOHN C. GRAVES, INSURANCE AGENCY, 48 MAIN STREET, ! - BUFFALO. ^SEVERAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES REPRESENTED.^^ The Widows and Orphans' Benefit Life Insurance Company. Assets, over $1,250,000. (See Pages 303, 308, 363.) 308 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. AMERICAN INSURANCE CO, OP ne.o"\ri33E2^"OJE3, in,, I. ASSETS, over - - $350,000. (Incorporated 1831.) CHARTER OAK FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OP HAETPOED; CT. ASSETS, over - - $250,000. (Incorporated 1856.) JOHN O. GRAVES, Agent, 48 ]MC.Aa.inxr ST., BUFFALO, 1ST. rST. (See Pages 303, 307, 363.) AMOS B. TAN NEB, (WITH HUME & SANFORD,) No. 16 West Swan Street, Ooit Block, BUFFALO, N. Y.

TAX AND TITLE SEARCHES MADE ON SHORT NOTICE. HUME & SANFORD, 1.1 Ikl

No. 16 West Swan Street, Coit Block, BUFFALO, N.Y. Real Estate Bought and Sold, Rents Collected, Taxes Paid, &c. STEVENSON HUME. JAMES W. SANFORD FISH & ARMSTRONG, E OFFICE, 56 MAIN STREET, 8. H. FISH, C. B. ARMSTRONG, E. F. FISH. BUFFALO, N. Y.

JAS. I. BECKWITH, MARK RANKIN, E. A. AUSTIN, JOHN H. NEUKIRCHEN, Marine Inspector. Canal Inspector. Fire Inspector. Surveyor. ADVBfiTISING DEPABTMENT. 309

CYRUS K. PORTER, ARCHITECT. PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS, &c., OF BUILDINGS Of every description made on snort notice.

888 IVtftlix St. (XTx> &t&,±vm)y BUFFALO, H. TT. HOWARD &' OHAPPELL, Heal Estate and Insurance Agents Rents Collected and Taxes Paid, Life and Fire Insurance effected. COR. MAIN and NIAGARA STS., Entrance 348 Main Street, N:L:CHAPPEEL. j BUWAIO, M. T. LEE & PICKERING, Brokers and Real Estate Agents. STOCKS, BONDS, MORTGAGES, GOVERNMENT SECURITIES And Commercial Paper Negotiated. Agents fbr Non-Besident Land Owners. Passage Tickets and Sight Drafts on Europe for Sale. N"o. 13 "West S"W£trx Street, jB&^f&nMKo.} BUFFALO, N. Y. GENERAL RAILROAD and STEAMBOAT TICKET AGENCY, DANIEL MYERS, Agent.

Tickets by Rail Road or Steamboat to all parts of the Country, can be obtained at this Office. 166 ERIE STREET, WAVERLY BLOCK, (Opposite R. H. Depot.) BUFFALO, '.N". "3T. INFORMATION WITH REGARD TO DIFFERENT ROUTES CHEERFULLY GIVEN. 310 BRIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. $500.00 IN GOLD TO BU GIVKHT AWAY To any one who will produce a Wound, an Ulcer, a Fever Sore, a case of Salt Rheum, Piles, Chilblains, Erysipelas, Scald Head, Chafes, above alia Burn or Scald, that is in the power of nature or art to heal, that the B^a-LUVE OIF GILEAD OinSTT^dZEHSTT Will not quickly cure, and stop all pain immediately. DE. G. T. TAFT, Proprietor, Seneca Falls, N. Y. ^For Sale by all Druggists. lOpOOO Ijziw&s Sa¥ed Annually By using the ORIENTAL SYRUP "WHE^r CHILDREN .ARE TEETHING. It is as harmless as milk. It will save.you many a weary, anxious night' It will cure Colic and relieve pain in FIVE MINUTES. Irritable, rest­ less, wakeful, peevish children, are made good natured, happy and peaceful. It produces sleep as sweet as the sleep of nature. The child is refreshed and strengthened. It cuts teeth without Pain or Diarrhoea. * For Sale 1>y all Druggists. DE. G. T. TAFT, Proprietor, Seneca Falls, N. Y.

REMARKABLE CURES OF MANY VERY Troublesome and Inveterate Diseases, INCLUDING

OBSTINATE FEMALE COMPLAINTS. Incipient Consumption, Cough, Catarrh, Bronchitis. Rheumatism, Mercurial and Sypbalitic Affections/Cancers, Tumors, Scrofula, Goiter or Swelled Neck. Enlargement of the Glands, Erysipelas, Scald Head, Army Itch, Blotches, Pimples, Boils, Carbuncles, and all Eruptive Skin Diseases. Also, Weakness, Indigestion, Jaundice, Old Sores, Fistulas, Piles, Gravel, etc, by the use of ZHIOWZETS CONCENTRATED SYBTJP, THE GREATEST BLOOD PURIFIER KNOWN. It has cured thousands and tens of thousands afflicted with terrible diseases, and, deaf reader, it may core you. Do not delay. It sells for only One Dollar per Bottle. If your Druggists have not this Syrup, TAKE .NO OTHER. I will send you three bottles for $3, free of charge. Address Br. C. B. HOWE, Seneca Falls, 3V. ST., Sole Proprietor. Howe's Never Failing Ague Cure and Tonic Bitters. WILL SPEEDILY AND PERMANEITCLY CURE Chills, Ague and Fever, Intermittents, Dumb and Brow Agues, Liver Complaints, Bilious­ ness, General Debility, Weakness, Irregularities, Sick Headache, Dyspepsia. Also, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Paralysis.. 83F~Every Bottle warranted. Cure or no pay. Testimonials of many Scientific, Medical and Professional Men, all agreeing that it is the only Safe and Reliable Specific and Cure for the above diseases. IT WILL NOT FAIL TO CURE EVERY TIME, when taken according to directions. It is a vegetable compound. No Quinine or Arsenic. Persons taking this med* icine can work immediately. PRICE One Dollar per Bottle, or Six Bottles for Five Dollars. Dr. €. B. HOWE, Sole Proprietor, Seneca Falls. N. Y. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 311 SANGERBUND HALL (FORMERLY NATIONAL HALL) 329 and 331 Ellicott St., near Genesee Street, BUFFALO, N. Y. WM. JAEGER, - - Proprietor. This hall is well adapted for Concerts and Dances, and will be let upon reasonable terms. GRIMM'S RESTAURANT AND DINING HALL. 474 Main Street, BUFFALO, N. Y.

DINNERS SERVED DAILY FBOM 12 TO 2. Meals cooked to order at all hours. The best Wines, Liquors, Cigars and Lager Beer, constantly on hand. JUi^Day Boarders will be accommodated on reasonable terms.*

A. S. THOMPSON, Prop'r, Lancaster, Brie Co., N. Y. The subscriber, having newly refurnished this house with all the modern improvements,* is prepared to accommodate all who may wish to enjoy a pleasant summer resort out of business hours, being situated within twenty minutes ride of Buffalo, by either the lifrie Kailway or the N. Y. Central. Commutation Tickets obtained at Less than 15 Cents per Day. Our Table is furnished with all the choicest dishes of the season, and our terms are reasonable.

LOUIS TORGE, Proprietor.

EiiSLE BRBW1EY? Aurora,

By LOUIS TORGE. 312 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. NIAGARA MILLS,

CHOICE WINTER AND SPRING

Kept always on hand, and delivered FKEE to purchasers from the Mills. CORN MEAL, FEED, CORN AND OATS, At the Lowest Market Prices.

JACOB MARSHALL'S No. 151 Michigan Street, OPPOSITE THE ELK STREET MARKET.

Brills* at KTortli Buffalo. S. W. HOWELL & SON. Office No. 63 Prime Street* HAMBURG MILLS Situated on Eighteen Mile Creek, \ WHITE'S CORNEES, Erie Co., ». Y.

LONG & RESIST, CUSTOM and MERCHANT MILLERS Having made extensive improvements, we are now prepared to fill COTTHSTTIR/ir -A.3STXD OIT1T Orders with Superior Grades of Flour With promptness, at the lowest cash prices. All KINDS OF CUSTOM GRINDING Done to Order. CASH PAID FOE GBAIJST. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 818 PLATT FRUIT COMPANY, Wholesale Dealers in FANCY GROCERIES Fresh, Canned, Dried, Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Oysters, Pickles, Sauces, Oils, &c, &c, &c.

357 ^r-A.sninsra-Toisr STREET,

L. HOLZBORN, Wholesale and Eetail Dealer in Teas, Coffees, Sugars and Groceries OF ALL KINDS. WINES, LIQTJOES, AND EAB.MEKS' PRODUCE. Corner ElkStoppin and Louisiang Place aan Streetsd Lodging, s- fo r- Farmers BUFFALO. , N. T. SMITH & LAPHAM,

lift TO) Hi ft Hi And Dealers in FLOUB, S-A-XiT,. .A-IND FISH. 96 Seneca Street, A. L. SMITH. BUFFALO, B". T. ARIOCH LAPHAM, IV. TOLSMA, Wholesale, and Ketail Dealer In FRESH AND SALT WATER FISH Of all Isiinis in Season.

Scott St. Pish Market, Stalls Nos. 6 and 8, - - BUFFALO, H. Y.

Orders from a distance will meet wttn prompt attention. 314 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. D. BOSENAU & CO., RECTIFYING DISTILLERS. DEALERS IN Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors. m ISEala Btveet*. | • BUffiWSM* < W. IE. STORY, Dealer In Imported and Domestic Wines and Liquors, 20 SWAN STREET, BUFFALO, IV. Y. J. A. KURZ •& BRO., Manufacturers and Dealers In WINES AND LIQUORS, Champagne Cider, Cider Yinegar, Lemon and Raspberry Syrups, &c. No. 566 Batavia, Corner Madison Street, BUFFALO, N. Y. Orders respectfully solicited and promptly attended to. ^ L. GILLIG & SONS, IMPORTERS OF m /Am MM Hi No. 273. Washington Street,

Between Swan and. Seneca Streets, J5 U J? JL XJLJJVJ, IN . I •

Particular attention paid to Orders* ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 315

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds of GROCERIES, &c. Cor?ier Seneca and Michigan Sts., BIF! &&&<»• Iff. ¥. Sugars, Teas, Coffee, Fish, Flour, Salt, Timothy and Clover Seeds, &c, &c. The attention of purchasers is respectfully called to the LARGE and DESIRABLE STOCK OF GOODS,

Which I keep constantly on hand, and which is offered at the LOWEST Cash Prices. HENRY KAMMAN,

Wholesale Dealer to PORK AND MUTTON,

Also, In Choice GROCERIES PROVISIONS. Highest Cash Price, paid for all iKinds of Country Produce. 078 and 57S Seneca St., BUFFALO, N. Y. 816 BRIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. NEWMAN, VOSBURGH & BAKER, Sucocessors to .NEWMAN & SCOVILL, SHIP CHANDLEES AMD GROCERS. On the Dock foot of Lloyd St., BUFFALO, N. Y. Manufacturers of Manilla and Tarred Cordage, and Wholesale and Retail Dealers sr in Anchors and Chains, Blocks, Oakum, ~ Pitch, Tar, Paints, Oils, Canvas, Oars, &c. ALSO, DEALERS IN CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, k. Agents for Ritche's Celebrated Spirit Compass, &c. Sole Agents for HAMMOND, PENNOCK & Co.'s Patent Oswego Differential PlMHfic Centre Board Winch. J Also, Agents for the sale of TALCOTT'S Patent and Boston Machine Co.'s Power Capstans, and CUNNINGHAM'S Patent Reefer. Cotton Duck at wholesale at Manufacturer's Prices, and Vessels furnished with complete Outfits on reasonable terms. GEORGE L. NEWMAN. WILLIAM VOSBURGH. HOWARD H. BAKER. E. G. TIFF'T & CO.; ANGOLA, N. Y., DEALER IN

FLOUB3 IMIoix ducL Boys' Clotlxixxg?, BOOTS AND SHOES, HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS, CROCKERY, PATENT MEDICINES, Water Quick Lime and Plaster. Particular Attention paid to furnishing Families in Buffalo with Choice Dairy Butter, Cheese, Eggs, &c. Also, Orders for Lumber promptly filled u. o. TIFFT. J. M. BEMAN. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 317 R. OVENS & SON,

SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF THE CELEBRATED /ERATED BREAD

The Cheapest and Healthiest Bread Made.

SOLE OWNERS OF THE HOLMES'PATENT SNAP MACHINE

Which enables them to manufacture SNAPS 25 PER GENT. CHEAPER,

And much better quality than can be done by hand.

They also Manufacture C R A. C K E R S ! OF ALL KIND& AND QUALITIES,

Which they are selling cheaper than any other establishment in this vicinity. t

Manufactory and Office :

165 and 167 Ellicott Street, BUFFALO, K Y. C3-IYE THEM A. CALL. 318 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. STEAM BAKERY.

GEO. MUGRIDGE & SON,

MANUFACTURERS OF

BUTTER CRACKERS,

BOSTON, CREAM, LEMON, OYSTER, SUGAR, SPONGE, VARIETY and WATER CRACKERS, WINE, TEA, COFFEE, MILK and CABIN BISCUIT, PILOT BREAD, GINGER SNAPS, LEMON SNAPS, &c,

CAKES, PATENT BREAD, &c.,

Nos. 10, 12 and 14 ELK STREET,

BOTH I® ML ®

GEO. MUGBIDGE, JAS. A. MUGBIDGE.

No Charges for Barrels or Cartage. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 319 JOHN H. MONTGOMERY, Grocer and Ship Chandler,

Reed Elevator Block, comer of Water and Dock Srs.,

BUFFALO, N. Y.

AU kinds of Ship Chandlery Stores, Cordage, Anchors, Chains, and Ship and Boat Furnishing Goods generally, constantly on hand. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. JOHN G. LANGNER, Dealer In

And Meal, and Feed of all kinds. Also Groceries and Farmers' Produce generally. GhOOID ST-A.BIjIlsrGr- No. 775 Seneca St.,(Hydraulics,) BUFFALO, N. Y. 0. RAFFERTY & CO.,

Wltolesale and Retail Dealers in

Fresh and Salt Water Fish of all kinds in Season. SCOn ST. FISH MARKET, STALLS Nos. 2 & 4,

Orders from a distance will meet with Prompt Attention. 320 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. P. J. HANOUR

Iniporter and Dealer In BRANDIES,WINES

Pickles, Sardines, French and English Mustards

115 and 119 COMMERCIAL ST.,

Spaulding's Exchange, WBWWM&t ITt.Y. A. T. KERR,

Importer and Wholesale Dealer In WINES ASD LIQUORS

OLD RYE, BOURBON,

Monongahela and Double Rectified Whisky,

59 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 321 NELSON D. BATTERSON. General Commission Merchant Wholesale and Retail Dealer In BUTTER, CHEESE, EGGS, GREEN AND DRIED FRUITS, POTATOES, SEEDS, BEANS, BEESWAX, POULTRY, &c. No. 108 West Market Street, - - BUFFALO, N. Y. CONSIGNMENTS AND ORDERS SOLICITED. WALLACE JOHNSON, [ESTABLISHED 1850.] PRODUCE MERCHANT, WHOLESALE DEALER IN Butter, Cheese, I?ggs, Clover and Timothy Seeds, GREEN and DRIED FRUIT, No. 70 Main St., (formerly just below Main St Bridge,) AND 13 and 15 HANOVER STREET, BUFFALO, N. IT.

IRVING KESTER. GEO. W. CROSIEE. IRVING KESTER & CO., PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN BUTTER, CHEESE, EGGS, BEANS, PEAS, GREEN ANB BRIEB FRUIT, CLOVER, TIMOTHY, FLAX SEEDS, & GRAIN BAGS, No. 103 Main St, second door below Main St. Bridge, BUFFALO, N.Y. MANNING- & HOUSE, Nos. 39 AND 31 MAIM STREET, BUFFALO, N.Y. PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HUE PAOTORY OHEESE, TABLE BUTTER, DRIED FRUIT, CLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED. GEORGE URBAN & CO., DEALERS IN Flour, Feed, Grain and Seeds, 144 E. GENESEE ST., BUFFALO, N. Y. 322 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. wmmat

Importers and Wholesale Bealers in CHOICE WINES, {For Sacramental Purposes?)

ALSO LIQUORS AND CIGARS,

IN-O. 14= IJVCAJIIfcT STREET,

EDWARD HERON. CHRISTIAN BERNHARDT.

t

Wholesale Bealers In WISES AM) LIQUORS

Nos. 204 & 206 E. Seneca St.,

BTTFF^IJO, IST. "H", ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 323 SCHAEFER & BRO., PRODUCE DEALERS And Wholesale Dealers in BARLEY, FLOUR, GRAIN, FEED,

Barley Malt, Buckwheat Flour, Flax Seed, P. as, Beans, &c. Nos. 42 and 44 Lloyd Street, BUFFALO, N. Y.

BUY ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE AT HIGHEST MARKET PRICES FOR CASH.

Special attention paid to the filling of Orders for CAE LOTS of above Articles and all Grains received in this market, at the lowest price. FERGUSON & BROWN, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, And Dealers In HOPS AND MALT,

T&o. 57 l^etlaXX StM {Buffalo. J. A. FERGUSON. H. C. BROWN. JACOB LBIST, DEAI.ER IN Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions,

Also, Imported Wines, Liquors & Cigars. 760 and 764 Hast Seneca, {Hydraulics,) BUFFAIJO, BO". TT. tS-HlBCllost Prices Paid, for Country Prod.txoe._sJ 324 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. J*.. HITCHCOCK, Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer In

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS AND NUTS.

176 E. Seneca Street, Buttf al®, E> ¥9

BAKER AND CONFECTIONER Bread, Pies, Crackers. Cakes, Candles. &c. Orders for WEDDINGS & PARTIES Promptly Attended to. No. 1877 Niagara Street, Buffalo. N. Y. JOSEPH A. WISHER'S OE/OHBSTRIOlsr HALL CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS ALWAYS ON HAND. 140 SENECA STREET. WERNER NACHBAR, m § CON] • DEALER IN CANDIES, ICE CREAM, Charlotte De Russe, ORNAMENTS, &c. A first class Saloon Is connected with this establishment, and Oysters, Coffee. Tea, Cake, Ice Cream, &c., will be served in the best style. Parties and Weddings supplied promptly in city or country. Corner North Division and Michigan Sts., BUFFALO, N. Y.

ED"V^.AJR,£> MACHWIRTH, Manufacturer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer In OONPBOTIONBRY, Country Orders Promptly Filled. No. 511 MAIN STREET. J^a.OOIO ROSKOFF'S BAKERY, CONFECTIONERY, ICE CREAM AND EATING HALL. All Kinds of ICE CREAM, ICES, CHARLOTTE DE RUSSE, CANDIES ANP Wedding Cake, Ornaments of all Descriptions and Crackers of every variety. NO. 142 8ENECA 8TREET. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 325 S^WA-UST ST. MILLS. F. <£. C. KAISER,

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN THE HIGHEST GRADES OE PASTRYf FLOUR,

GrJEla^LXN, IVEXTiTi X"X3X3X3f Rye and Buckwheat Flour, Corn Meal, &c.

All manufactured in the most careful manner, and from Prime Materials, 666, 668, and 670 Swan Street,

Between N. T. Central Railroad Crossing and Junction of Seneca Street

Frank Kaiser. i ® Charles Kaiser. JOSEPH MUGBIDGE, DEALER IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,

BOOTH AND SHOES, CROCKERY, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, and General Merchant, Collins Centre, Erie County, N. Y. GEO. A. MOORE & CHESLEY, Dealers in BUTTER, CHEESE, EGGS HICKORY NUTS, POTATOES, &c. EARLY VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS IN THEIR SEASON, 82 and 84 West Market Street, opposite Elk St. Market, Gjo. A. MOORE, , WM. H. CHBSLEY J Dold's Block, BUFFALO, IV. Y. GOODS SOLD ON COMMISSION. 326 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Charles Person

Manufacturer and Dealer in li1

OLD RYE, MONONGAIIELA AND BOURBON WHISKIES, Imported &Domestic Brandies, Wines

GIN, BITTERS ANB SYRUPS,

Nos. 390 & 392 ELM ST., bet. Genesee and Tupper Sts., All Orders Promptly AttendecL to. @l¥®4&@, if. Y. AUG. BiETZHOLD, Rectifier and Dealer in WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS, KTo. 846 Ellioott St.,

Betiveen Genesee and Chippewa Sts., ®Wf 1 JA@>8». Y.

(Agent for J. Sc A. McKeehnie Canandaigua Ale.)

ENGLISH ALES AND PORTER Lager Beer, Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Etc., Always on Hand. BILLIARD BOOH ATTACHED. 60 East Seneca St., BUFFALO, N. Y. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 327 MIPONT $ KELLER, * 473 Main St., Buffalo, N. Y. WHOLESALE GROCERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS. IMPORTED WINES AJST> LIQUORS. Also, California Wines (a full assortment), Prima Donna and Santa Anna. pi J. BESANCON, £i-jji' Dealer in Groceries, Provisions, CHEESE, FLOUR, FRUITS, VEGETABLES, &C. Wines, Liquors, &c. COR. OF OAK AND SYCAMORE STS., BUFFALO, XSJ". ""ST. LAPP & ADRIANCE, ~~ (Successors to G-eo. E. Yaw and A. P. Yaw & Son,) . Wholesale and Retail Grocers, * AND DEALERS IN Flour j Salty Nails, Glass, Paints, Oils, Pork, Fish, BBOOMS, &C No. -4=4= IMC&rixx St., Buffalo, IV. 3T. JACOB LAPP. JOHN V. S. ADRIANCE.

ESTABLISHED ITST 1859. JAS. P. BENNETT, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in FRESH, SALT and SMOKED

Pork, Lard and Sausage. No. 17 Elk St. Market, BUFFALO, N. Y. Propellers, Vessels and Families supplied on reasonable terms. 328 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ANDREW M. JOHNSTON, DEALER IN Groceries, Flour AND OATMEAL. JVb. 72 Main Street, Buffalo, JV. T. WILLLIAM N. BARNES, I Wholesale and Retail Dealer in GROCERIES aad PROVISIONS, • PMJMR, SALT, L^E$e>e> PDSM*. Green and Dried Fruits, Stone Ware, Wooden Ware. &c. No. 13 East Seneca Street, - - Buffalo, N. Y, OASH PAID FOR ALL KINDS OF OOTOTRY PRODUCE W. XL COBB, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in FLOUR, GRAIN, MEAL, AND ALL KINDS OF MILL FEED. COR. TERRACE AND EVANS STREETS, BUFFALO, N. Y.

Manufacturer and Dealer in Fancy FAMILY WHITE WHEAT FLOUR. Also, in EYE, J3UCK WHEAT Flour, Corn Meal, and all kinds cf MILL FEED. Lancaster Mills, Erie Co*, N* Y. H. CUMMINGS & SON, DEALERS IN Dry Goods. Groceries, Provisions, Flour and Feed, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Ready-Made Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods, &c. tt£B£S2?l AKRON, Erie Co., N. 7. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 329

DEALER IN

Glass Ware, Fancy Ware, &c, No. 516 MAIN STREET, BUFFALO, N. Y. Agents for T. T. WACKERMAN>S WASHING MACHINE, Buffalo City Flour Mills, CHICAGO STREET, (ONE BLOCK SOUTH OF ELK) |H. J. HARVEY, - - - PROPRIETOR, Manufacturer and* Dealer In FLOUR, MEAL, and all kinds of FEED.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN

CHINA AND PLATED WARE, CUTLERY, LAMPS, &c, 1444 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE LAFAYETTE STREET, BUFFALO, TV. "if. MATTHEW O'NEILL, IMPORTER OF CROCKERY, CHINA DEALER IN COAL OIL LAMPS AND CHIMNEYS, No. 319 MAIN STREET, - - (Old No. 175) BUFFALO, H.Y. 330 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. FLORIAN FEYL,

pwsrp No. 328 OAK STREET, NEAR GENESEE ST, BUFFALO, N. Y. Orders for Public Halls, Churches and Dwellings promptly attended to.

Ill IIIMIIIIIII'MlftaW-MttFyilffiW^ II IIMII I'llllllimii BERRA & BOTTANI,

CAUSTIC WATER PROOF,

INTO. 348 •WA.f&JEaLJLNGr'FOlSr ST., BUFFALO, N. Y.

All Orders for Churches, Parlors, Public Halls, &c*f wfff receive prompt attention. THEODORE BEHLING, Artist in Fresco Paintings OF THE BEST, MOST ELEGANT, AND MODERN STYLES, No. 345 Oak St., near Genesee, BUFFALO, 39". Y. Fresco, House and Sign Painting, and Paper Hanging Promptly Attended to. NORTON B. SMITH, WORKING GILDEB Manufacturer of Looking Glass, Portrait and Picture Frames, Re-Gilding, &c. Northeast cor. Swan and Main Streets, 3d Floor,

From 25 to 50 per cent, saved by giving me your work. References by permis­ sion—Geo. D. Teller, J. S. Fernald. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 331 W. B. OLVER,

HOUSE MiU SIGN PAINTER,GILDER

ROOMS FINISHED IN TINT AND GOLD. No. 5 Genesee. Street, Genesee House Block, BUFFALO, N. Y.

A Large Stock of Pictures, Picture Frames, and Chromos Constantly on Hand.

POST & VIERG-IVER, DEALERS IN Paints, Oils, Glass, Window Sash ABTISTS' MATERIALS, <5cC. No. 13 EAST SWAN ST., John ۥ Post, Jacob Tiergiver. OI^AZIIVG X>01VE TO ORDER.

JOHN LORENZ, HOUSE & SIGN PAINTING GHRAJClNING AND GLAZING, Ho. 17 Clinton St., Me BuilOiag, BUFFALO, N. Y.

Ceilings Whitened with Zinc in a Snperior manner and all Work Warranted. 332 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. J. J. HUPPUCH, HOUSE JLN1D SIGN PAINTING GRAINING AND GLAZING, NO. 9 COURT ST., NEAR MAIN,

Ceilings Whitened with Zinc in a snperior manner and all Work Warranted. tiffalo jflaiiuir §Iass Moths \

BOOTH «& RlESTER, GLASS STAINEHS, &

TTTff A ~T- 1 r- 1 r We are the sole Proprietors and Manufacturers of the celebrated STICH SPRING BSD. For Luxury, Durability and the very low price, it has no equal, each spring acting independ ently, it adjusts itself to the form of the body more perfectly than any other now in use Liberal discount to traders. And we have also on hand and make to order, all kinds of First Class O-A-IBIIsrjEST FURXITUHJEI, Upholstery and Bedding. Having procured from one of the first establishments in Paris, an expert at Curtain Work, as well as Chamber, Parlor and Drawing Boom Furniture, Spring Beds, Mattresses and Pillows, we guarantee to give entire satisfaction for.any work done by us. CUTL.EB &, MORGAN. JOHN C. JEWETT £ SON, HOUSEKEEPER'S EMPORIUM. Jewett & Boot's Stoves, Lawson's Hot Air Furnace, Warren Bange, Befrigerators, Water Coolers, Bird Cages, Toilet Ware, Filters, Bathing Apparatus, Clothes Wringers, Freezers, Fire Sets, and Stands, Silver Plated Ware, Copper, Sheet Iron and Tin Ware, Wooden Ware, Japanned, Stamped and Planished Ware, Dusters, Brushes, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Crockery and Glass Ware, Britannia Ware and Skate s Head-quarters for all the "Novelties" in the "House-keeping Line." 319 IMLAXCT STREET,

JOHN C. JEWENT, ) KDGAR B. JEWETT. £ BUFFALO, H. t 334 BRIE CODNtT BUSINESS DIRECTORY. M:. H. BIROE!,

Wholesale and Betail Dealer in PAPER HANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES, OIL CLOTHS, &c Merchants Supplied at New York Prices. t No. 218 MAIN STREET, BUFFALO, N. Y.

DBALBBS IN €ASf ITS, OIL €LOT98, Mats and Matting, Live Geese Feathers, &c, 476 Main St., and 113 Commercial St., JOHN R. ZOOK, JOSEPH ZOOKH. BUFFALO, JST. Y. Mattresses and Bedding made to order. Old Work made ever eqnal to new.

GEO. H. VAST VJLUCK, J. H. TILOER. INTERNATIONAL LIME COMPANY. MANUFACTURERS OF PURE WHITE QUICK LIME, FROM POINT ABINO WMLESTOxKK. Warranted the Best in the Market* Lime Kilns, at foot of Erie St., Buffalo, IT. 7., and Point Abino, Ont.

Wholesale and Ketail jjeaiers in all the different brands of Cement, Marble Dust, Calcined and Land Plaster, &c. PBATT Sc FTUBTsTGtt, DBALBBSIN- BALED HAY AND STRAW, GRAIN, FLOUR. &c, Elk Street Market Hay Scales, Ooamex* lSLflCicla.ig£*Ta., HPial-ton. and AdCd.x-ls.ot: Streets, O. F. PBATT, W. W. FBBNCH, BUFFALO, N. Y.

THOMAS iJJ33VX<33MI>SJ, STENCIL CUTTER, Flour Brands^ Ming Paint, All Colors, Stencil Brashes, Steel Stamps, Boom No.0 BKOWN'S BUILDING, Cor, Main and Seneca Sts. 33TT«b '-b '.A.IJO, ZE5T. IT, ADVERTISINa DEPARTMENT. 335 STJE vv ART ELDER, PAPER HANGINGS, CARPETINGS, WINDOW SHADES, LAGB AND MUSLIN CURTAINS, Best Spring Beds, Hair Mattresses, Com Husk Mattresses, Sea Grass Mattresses, Feather Beds and Pillows, Live Geese Feathers, WHOLESALE J^ISTJD RETAIL, Hair Cloth, Damask, Reps,^ Enameled Cloth, Tow, Moss, Sea Grass, Hair, Lounges and Cots, 350 MAIM STREET, 3d Door above Niagara, BUFFALO, HXT- "ST,

VIZXI C?ZaC£3^L.X>£3S*Xl XZV THIES CITY. ROBINSON & KORZELIUS, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Paper Hangings, PICTURE CORDS, TASSELS, SHADE .FIXTURES, WINDOW SHADES, OIL CLOTHS, CARPETS, Mate, Mattings, Feathers, Ad, 3S1 3^-A.HST STEEBT, Young Men's Association Buildings,

SYDNEY M. ROBINSOJJ, \ "DTTin? ATH TNT "V JACOB KORZELIUS. / J3 U I I ALU, IN . X . 386 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. POTTER & SCHMCK,

Gent's Furnishing Goods, READY MADE CLOTHING, .. :•- HATS, CAPS A3TO FURS,

TRAVELING BAGS, &C, GOWANDA, N. Y. S, BETTIWGER & GO., Importers and Jobbers and Retailers of DRY GOODS, AND (MANUFACTURERS OF WOOLEN GOODS, 521 1£AIN & 498 WASHINGTON STREETS, Mills at Boston, Erie County. BUFFALO, N. F.

Yarns, Flannel Cloth, Mittens, and all kinds of Woolen Goods of their own make always on hand. AURORA WOOLEN MILL. BARTLETT BROTHERS,

Manufacturers of

Dealers in WOOL AND WOOLEN GOODS, "WTLIJXSITE:, 1ST. "Z". ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 387 JOHIff F. HEI1URICH, HARNESS MAKER, AND DEALEE IN COLLARS, WHIPS, TRUNKS, BRUSHES and CURRY-COMBS, WEST S3BISTEOA., Lower Ebenezer P. O., Erie Co., N. Y.

... .XXAGOESXjXJXr, Manufacturer of and Dealer in |Trunks,I« §Vali$es, Carpet Bags, Pelisier Bags and Satchels. No. 273 main St., (Near SWAN Street,) BUFFALO, N. Y. BUFFALO TRUNK MANUFACTORY (ESTABLISHED 1888.) S. HEWIfcY RUNCIE, Manufacturer of and Wholesale Dealer in

And Traveling Goods generally. 308 Main St., cor. of Erie, BUFFALO, N. Y. HUGH MCALEESE, Carriage and Wagon Maker, SPRINGVILLE, ERIE CO., N. 7. All kinds of Wagons, Buggies, Sleighs and Cutters made and repaired to order.

Particular attention paid to

In all its branches. 338 BRItt COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. O'EiR/ZULnsrs Bonnet Ware Rooms No. 290 Main St, BUFFALO.

WHOLESALE -A.3ST3D RETAIL. The Best Quality and Latest Styles of Goods can always be found at this Establishment. LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S BONNETS and HATS, Ribbons, Silks, Velvets, Satins, Crapes, Laces, French. Artificial Flowers, Feathers, Sun Hats, Bonnet and Hat Frames, &c, &c. All Goods marked in Plain Figures. AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.

W^ H. WOODWARD & COM Wholesale Dealers in MILLINERY GOODS AND MANUFACTURERS OF FELT AND VELVET HATS, HAT AND BONNET FRAMES, &e, to 409 Main St., Arcade Building, ZiS'ZW&^l 1W11ALO, m T. Manufactory and Bleachery, 36 and 38 Eagle St. PRACTICAL HATTER. Silk Hats Made to Order. Did Eats Renovated. All kinds of Soft Hats, Caps and Furnishing Goods at Low Prices. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 339 HIRAM EXSTEIN,

JOBBER OF OMEnXTTS' Furnishing Goods, PAPER COLLARS,

NOTIONS, HOSIERY, YARNS, &c. No. 194 Washington Street, BUFFALO, IN". 1T-

The Largest House in the State.

STILLMAN, SIRRET & CO., MANUFACTURERS and WHOLESALE DEALERS Iff Hats, Caps, Furs, STRAW MODS, BUFFALO ROBES, lc. 273 Main and 228 Washington Street,

H. 8TILLMAN, W. B. SIRRET. F. 8. CHESTER. BUFFALO, K Y.

BUYERS AND SHIPPERS OF RAW PURS. 340 ERIE OOUHTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Shirt Manufactory and City Laundry THE CELEBRATED FRENCH YOKE SHIRTS Wrappers and Drawers a Specialty. A perfect fit guaranteed. Shirts, Collars and Cuflfe laundried in Troy style. FLUTING DONE. Goods called for and delivered.

Opp. Bloomed Hotel, ya 13 V. Eagle St., BUFFALO, N. 7. C^UEEIV CITY CLOTHING HOUSE. IM. HOFELLER, Dealer in HEADY MADE CLOTHING And Gents' Furnishing Goods, AT PRICES WHICH DEFY COMPETITION. My Goods are manufactured under my own supervision, and are warranted in all cases. Persons in want of a good garment, or any description of wearing apparel, will do well to examine my stock. MY PRICES ARE SURPRISINGLY LOW. Call and see for yourselves and you will be sure to purchase. REMEMBER THE NUMBER OF THIS OLD ESTABLISHED STAND, 178 Main Street, Corner of Terrace, BUFFALO. 1ST. "IT. XJ. BOUTELLE, HAT AND BONNET BLEACHES J^ISTID P^ESSEB. No. 51 Eagle St., cor. Ellicott (up stairs), BUFFALO, IV. IT. Orders promptly attended to. Panama and Straw Hats bleached, pressed, colored and re­ paired in the best manner. Work done for Bonnet and Hat Dealers. Milliners' Work done on reasonable terms, at short notice. T7VT. ZE». cfe JE». O. ST^LMB^CH:, Jsfi.ttttGTZJ^l&'I? TaAJZIOIE^S And Dealers in Beady Made Clothing and Gents1 Furnishing Goods. No. 5 Main St., Commercial Block, BUFFALO, N. Y. Goods made to order in the most approved style. A large stock of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings constantly on hand. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 341

C. & F. GEORGER,

Manufacturers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Hats, Caps, Furs,

-A-3XTI>

STRAW Gi-OOIDS,

508 Main St., BUFFALO, Iff. Y.

Highest Price paid for raw Furs and Skins. 342 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

MRS. M. £. EBB'S

1 A fall stock of Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers, &a, of the choicest assortment for sale at the lowest prices, 3STO- 109 O-EINESEE STREET, BUFFALO, N. Y. MAX WEBER'S H1IR DRESSING AND BATHING ROOM! Warm and Cold 2sTO- SG7 Baths always on hand, ZMI-AJOSJ" ST. Under Young Men's Association Buildings, BUFFALO, N. Y :M::R/S. .A., BOMMEL, Manufacturer of all kinds of Ladies'

'» Such as Curls, Switches, Braids, Waterfalls, and Hair Jewelry, No. 84 CLINTON ST„ Buffalo.

Work done at short notice, cheaper than any where else in the City. Hair dressed in latest styles for parties and halls. MRS. J GBKBLBR,

No. 119 EAST GENESEE STREET, Buffalo, N. Y.

Dealer in Hosiery and Gloves, Ebenezer Woolen and Cotton Yarns, All Colors of Zephyr Worsteds, Velvets, Ribbons, Buttons, Notions, &c, 115 Genesee Street, and Inside Washington Market No. 19, Buffalo, ff.Y« ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 343 THE BEST PLACE TO BITS' RELIABLE BOOTS J^ISTJD SHOES JEWETT'S. YOU WILL THEKE FIND The Greatest Variety! The Best Goods! The Lowest Prices! EVERY VARIETY OF BOOTS, SHOES and RUBBERS Constantly on hand, from the finest and most expensive, to the cheapest and coarsest. PRICES ALL MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. 03STE I>TIICE OTsTT-TZT- I make my money by consulting the interests of my customers. JAMES H. JEWETT, 406 Main St., American Block, Buffalo, POINTS OF EXCELLENCE IN WHICH THE SEWING MACHINE

It performs a greater range of Work. It runs with less noise. It requires less power. v4t is easier to Clean and Oil. It has a longer arm, admitting the working of Larger Garments. It is more perfect in construction, and less liable to wear out, or get out of repair. It works BUTTON HOLES and EYELETS. i It Overseams and Embroiders on the Edge. It Gathers and Sews on at the same time. The Feed is adjustable, by raising or lowering to suit the different thick* nesses of cloth. The Shuttle is easier to thread, and taking the thread from a short deep bobbin, secures greater uniformity in tne tension. The Shuttle being carried in a vibrating arm, is subjected to no wear, re­ quires no oiling, and the noise and friction of a " race " is avoided. It is sold at a lower price, in proportion to the cost of manufacturing, than any other Machine before the Public. AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE CO., Philadelphia, Pa. •T. IEC. J"-fcj W ZE3TO?, G-exi'l Agent, For the Counties of Erie, Niagara, Orleans, Genesee, Wyoming and Alleganv, 406 MAIN STREET (American Block), BUFFALO, N. Y. 344 BBIB COUNTY BUSINEfiSnMRECTORY. FORSYTH & BROWN, [Manufacturers of and Healers in BOOTi ©• -AaJXTID RUBBER GOODS. No. 65 Seneca Street, BUFFALO, N. Y. SIGN OF THE GOLDEN BOOT.

THE BUFFALO BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE. NEFP & STRICKLER, Manufacturers and Dealers in BOOTS, SHOES, SLUBBERS, && No. 182 Main Street, S. NBFF, D. STRICKLEB. BUFFALO, N. Y. DETROIT TOBACCO STORE. HE1RY NEWMAN, De aler in all kinds of CHEWING and SMOKING TOBACCO, Meershaum and Briar Pipes, Fancy Goods, &e. 144 Ohio Street, BUFFALO, N. Y. ANTHONY SCHMIDT, IMPORTER AND DBALBR IN

Fine Jewelry and Books, Aeoordeons, Musical Boxes, Looking-Glasses, Plates of all Sizes ; French, Ger­ man and American Clocks, Gilt and Rose­ wood Mouldings, Oval Frames. LOOKING-GLASS AND PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO ORDER. No. 636 Main St., BUFFALO, N. Y. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 845 MATTHEWS & WARREN,

COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER PRINTING HOUSE,

. (Established in 1831)

253 Washington Street, next the Post Office.

"BUFFALO COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER."-DAILY. | TRI-WEEELY COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER." " BUFFALO PATRIOT AND JOURNALS-WEEKLY.

Every variety of DesLgning, Engraving & Printing

PLAIN AND IN COLORS,

*W WOOD, METAL OR STONE,

For Rail Roads, Insurance Companies, Publishers,

Banks, and Commercial Men generally. 346 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. THE COURIER COMPANY.

WARREN, JOHNSON & CO., PROPRIETORS, No. 197 Main Street,

PUBLISHERS OF THE DAILY COURIER, $10.00 per Annum, or Eighty-five Cents per Month. THE WEEKLY COURIER, Published every Wednesday. $1.50 per Annum. The Evening Courier and Republic^ $6.00 a year, or single copies three cents. SUBSCRIPTIONS INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE. Terms of Advertising made known at the Counting Room. Illuminated Printing For Circuses, Menageries, Minstrel Troupes, Theatres, Etc, IN GREAT VARIETY, AND THE BEST STYLE. ALSO, POSTERS—In one or more colors, or any number of sheets, STREAMERS—Any size type and any length, plain or in colors, PROGRAMMES—Any size, plain or otherwise, CUTS—In one or more colors, and any size, TABLETS—Any pattern or color.

OUR STOCK OF i Type, Cutsy Borders^Ornamentsy Emblems , &fc. Is very large, and of the latest styles. In addition to which we have a Corps of first class Artists continually employed in Engraving new designs of every description. For Descriptive Circulars and Prices, address WARREN, JOHNSON fcf CO., No. 197 Main St., BUFFALO, N. Y. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 347 BUFFALO EXPRESS.

THREE EDITIONS 3D .A. IL ""5T.

-«.» — %

PUBLISHED BY THE EXPRESS PRINTING COMPANY, No. 14 East Swan St. *"

DAILY (Morning), - - - - - $10.00 Per Annum DAILY (Evening), ------8.00 " WEEKLY, - - - .- - - - 1.50 "

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING

Of Every Description,

PLAIN AND DECORATIVE,

Executed in unsurpassed style,

AND AT REASONABLE PRICES. 348 ERIE COFNJY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 1870. 1870. THE BUFFALO EVENING. POST.

Delivered to City Subscribers, or sent by mail, at the Low Price of $5.00 per Year. Liberal Discount Made to Newsboys and Newsdealer^ ^

After twenty years of prosperous existence, the BUsFJFALiO EVEN­ ING POST is a permanent institution. It is the only Daily in Buffalo which is not, more or less, under the control of a Clique of Politicians. It is thoroughly Independent in all things, and Neutral in none. The rights of the People, instead of the interests of a faction, are ever maintained by its Editor and Proprietor. I have perfected arrangements by which all the material TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FURNISHED BY THE STATE ASSOCIATED PRESS, will be found in the FOST each afternoon. The most thorough attention is paid to THE LOCAL nSTE^^TS- Especial care is devoted to the LITERARY DEPARTMENT of the Paper. A Good Story, Choice Selections, the General News of the Day, and pointed Original Articles, appear in each number. THE BUFFALO EYENING POST, while known as an Independent Democratic Paper, fearlessly advocates at arl times, what its eartor and proprietor deems will most conduce to the welfare of the Nation and the City, regardless of the views or wishes of those who usurp the control of the Party. The PO&T is the only Daily Paper in Buffalo which1 boldly advocates the noble Cause of TEMPERANCE. An entire column is especially devoted to it in each issue of the paper, and no opportunity is omitted to help on the good work. On the same principle that the POST defies Unprincipled Political Tricksters, it refuses to surrender to the Rum Power. The liberal patronage for nearly a quarter of a century extended to the POST, encourages the undersigned to make renewed efforts to render it still more acceptable*

HAVING RECENTLY PURCHASED NEW JOB TYPE AMD PRESSES, Of the most improved styles, I am prepared to execute all descriptions of Job Printing, expeditiously and in good taste. GEORGE J. BRYAN, ri4ltor and Proprietor. Buffalo, fan. 1st, t&7Q, ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 349

SFRIRTG-VIXJIJE JOURNAL AND HERALD PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,

BLAKELEY & MELYEN, - - - Editors and Proprietors. The Only Paper in the County Outside of Buffalo. Now in its Seventeenth Annual Volume. A faithful exponent of the in­ terests of the southern towns of Erie County. Gives all the Local, Political and General News, with Literary and Miscellaneous matter. Circulates ex­ tensively through Erie and Cattaraugus Counties; is also taken by many former residents now scattered to every part of the country. Subscription Price $1.50 a year, in Olubs of five or more, $1.25 each. SPECIMEN COPIES SENT FREE. Business Men find the J OURNAL & HERALD an excellent medium through which to intro­ duce themselves to a large class of intelligent readers. A limited amount of unobjection­ able advertisements will be inserted. RATES OP iLD VSSl.TZSIM'G' i Business Cards of five lines or less, $5; Addition lines, 20 cents each. Local Notices, first insertion, 10 cents per line; subsequent insertions, 5 cents per line; Legal Notices, as pro­ vided by statute. 1 Square (15 lines of this type) one week, $1; 1 month. $2; 3 months, $5; 6months, $7; 1 year, $10. % Column 5inches) 1 week, $2; 1 month, $4; 8 months, $9; 6 months, S12; 1 year, $20. X Column 1 week, $1; 1 month. $8; 3 months, $12; 6 months, $20; 1 year, $30. 1 Column 1 week, $8; 1 month, $12; 3 months, $20; 6 months, $30; 1 year, $60. Yearly Adver­ tisements changed quarterly if desired. Accounts due quarterly. JOB PRINTING, in all its varieties, neatly executed on reasonable terms. Address " JOURNAL & HERALD," Springville, N. IT.

THE GOWANDA GAZETTE. " Intelligence is the Light, and Virtue is the Idfe of Republi­ can Institutions."

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT GOWANDA, N. Y., BY J. S. FIDLER. Devoted to the Local Interests of Gowanda and surrounding towns, advocating especially TEMPERANCE, MORALITY AND EDUCATION. -^ZD^ZEHTTSIIJTQ- SOLICITED. TERMS. - - - $2.00 per Annum, in advance.

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING- Executed in a manner not to be excelled in Western New York. 350 EBIB COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE ; OF THE DAILY AND WEEKLY cc Buffalo Telegraph" J^JSTJD mvM PHILIP H. BENDER, - - - Proprietor. THE DAILY BUFFALO TELEGRAPH is issued every day (Sundays excepted), at about 6 o'clock, A. M. Its price, together with the SON NT AGS ZEITUNG, is $6.50 per year, in advance. The TEL- EGRAPH offers peculiar advantages to business men desiring to advertise; The price of SONNTAGS-ZEITTJNG alone is $2.00 The Weekly Buffalo Telegraph is issued on each Tuesday, at the price of $1.76, or with the SONNTAGS ZEITTJNG, $2.50 per annuiia, if paid in advance; otherwise 50 cents more. RATES OF INSERTION: IN THE DAILY TELEGRAPH, one square, ----- $20.00 WEEKLY TELEGRAPH and SONNTAGS ZEITTJNG, each, per year, - 15.00" BUFFALO VOLKS FREUND. DAILY and WEEKLY GERMAN PAPER PUBLISHED BY THE GERMAN PRESS ASSOCIATION, No. 21 Sycamore St., between Elm and Oak Sts. Price of Daily for one year, - . - $5.00 Price of Weekly for one year, • - - - - 2.00 JOB jpitiBa-TiJxrc*, In German and English, at the most moderate prices. HAASS & KELLEY, STEAM Book and Job Printers. TYPE AND PRESSES NEW. All kinds of Printing done neat and cheap. Over 200 Main St., BUFFALO, N. Y. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 351 BK/unsro^: & HELD,

PUBLISHERS OP THE

DAIL itr

(O-EHa^A.!^ PAPER) BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS

In the English, German and French Languages.

No. 509 Main Street, above Mowhawk ERNST BESSER & BROTHER, NEWS DEALEBS, BOOKSELLERS and STATIONERS, 487 Main Street, Corner Mohawk, EO?;STB!IIIIM BUFFALO, ]>T. Y. Branch Office " BUFFALO CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY." 2>euffdje ^Uur$anbfung. FRANCIS HAEFNER^ 497 Main Street, BUFFALO, N. Y.,

Music Albums, Music Fountains, Music Ladies' Companion, Banners, Regalia and Badges for Societies, Pictures, Picture Frames, Mirrors, Chromos, and Pine Steel Engravings, Artificial Flowers. Materials for Wax Flowers. Artists1 Materials, Glass Globes, &c. 852 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

EAST HAIaVCBTTIRG- FRIENDS' INSTITUTE, East Hamburg, Erie Co., N. Y. A BOARDING SCHOOL FOE MALES AND FEMALES. For Board, Washing and Tuition, Winter Term, $56.00 " " " " ** Spring ** -.---.--- 52.00 Tuition for Day Scholars, Senior Class, per Term, 10.00 ** J* ** *' Junior " " f ------8.00 Tuition and Board Bills payable one-half in advance, the balance at the middle of the term. Articles purchased of he Institution to be paid for when received. Books, Stationery, and all articles necessary for the use of the Student, frill be furnished by the Superintendent at low rates. JOSIAH ARDREWS, Principal. ISAAC BAKER, Superintendent. EDWARD MOELLER'S PIANO ROOMS! AND MUSICAL INSTITUTE; 26 Chippewa Street, corner of Pearl,

BUFFAIJO, 3ST. TT.

BUFFALO INVENTORS' EXC11ANGE. E. H. MUEHLE, Mechanical Draughtsman, SOLICITOR OP PATENTS, AND AGENT FOR THE SALE OF PATENT RIGHTS. OFFICE IO BROWN9S BUILDltf&£- f*f^ The undersigned, haying had eight years' experience in all branches of his business, offers his best services to inventors for obtaining PATENTS IN THE UNITED STATES, CANADA and EUROPE. He is connected with Agents at Washington, Ottawa, and London, Eng­ land, who represent the interests of his clients at the Patent Bureaus in the respective countries. Partkmlar attention is given to preparing CAVEAT, obtaining RE-ISSUES, EXTENSIONS and DESIGN PATENTS, and prosecuting EEJECTED APPLICA­ TIONS and INTERFERENCES. In INFRINGEMEN#'X3ASES and other LAW busi­ ness connected with his office, he is assisted by the best legal talent in Western New York. WORKIHG DRAWINGS of Machinery and New Inventions, executed by experienced draughtsmen in the highest*style of the art. Inventors are assisted in developing their Inventions, introducing patented articles and the sale of patent rights, i MY TERMS are as reasonable as those of other competent and reliable agents, and in doubtful cases and rejected applications will be made to depend upon success. Call on or address B. H. MUEHLE, No. 10 Brown's Building, BUfFALO, N. Y.

i ADVBBTISING DEPARTMENT. 353

THE ST. CECILIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,

DEVOTED TO THE CULTURE OF ALL BRANCHES OF

Vocal and Piano Forte Instruction,

UNDER THE DIRECTION Off

MRS. ANNA POOLE HOXSIE,

Is open Daily for the reception of Pupils, at

121 FRANKLIN STREET,

•BUFFALO.

Pupils taught privately or in classes, at Prices to suit ali applicants.

W®m f lEIi 1IO BBGUMVIOSBt

See Circulars, which may be obtained of either COTTIER, j^, DENTON'S, or JEWETT & MISCHA'S Music Stores, or of MRS. A. C. HOXSIE, 121 Franklin Street.

MRS. ANNA POOLE HOXSIE, MISS MINNIE SLADE, Pianiste and Teacher of the Voice. Pianiste and Assistant Teacher. BUFFALO, IsT. IT. 354 BRIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

ORGANS AND MELODEONS.

We are now prepared to fill orders for our New Low Priced 35 DOUBLE REED ORGAN, "NO. 3$- The case is solid walnut, paneled, molded, and carved brackets; is finished with two carpeted pedal boards, and Knee Swell, and is more beautiful in design and finish than any now made in the world for the price, and we Guarantee that the qualities and power of tone, will be superior fd any we have seen of other makers. The instrument has two full Five Octave sets of reeds, and contains six stops viz: PRINCIPAL BASS. PRINCIPAL TREBLE. DIAPASON BASS. DIAPASON TREBLE. TREMOLO, or VOX HUMANA. DIVIDED SWELL. Our Patent Graduated Swell is furnished in this, the same as in our higher priced instruments. The price is fixed at the very moderate sum of $iz$, and there can be no deviation from these figures. Orders will be recorded in regular succession, and filled each in its turn. GEO. A. PRINCE & CO. S. T. ffOBDON, Agent, New York. JAMES BELLAK, Agent, Philadelphia. Also the principal Music Dealer in each City and Town in the United States and British Provinces. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 355 DE VINE BROTHERS,

SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF THE

ifjp £t**fc B$*** Sttttf* PATENTED OCT. 13th, 1868.

FACTORY AND SALES ROOM, 401 NIAGARA STREET, COR. OP MARYLAND, BUFFALO, N. Y. %mm PBAN® FULLY WARRANTED ^@B SEVEN YIARS. PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED IN THE BEST MANNER.

In returning thanks for the very liberal patronage we have received during the past ten years, we call the especial attention of intending pur­ chasers and judges of good Pianos, to the very great improvements we have lately made in the manufacture of these well known and Superior instru­ ments—among which is a Combination Bridge, of a novel and peculiar con­ struction, and for which we have received Letters Patent, the effect produced by its use being a quality of tone hitherto unknown in the best Pianos of the most celebrated makers, and far superior to the so-called agraffe. These instruments stand unrivalled in regard to their singing quality, volume and purity of tone, sympathetic, elastic and even touch, and durability of con­ struction, which enables them to remain in tune much longer than ordi­ nary Pianos. Purchasers will find them fully twenty per cent, lower than those of other first-class makers, and for actual wear, worth half a dozen of the so-called cheap Pianos. OLD PIANOS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. SEW AND SECOND-HAND PIANOS RESTED WITH PRIVILEGE OP PURCHASE 9&$l ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

BUFFALO BUREAU OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

HALLEY & 1VEW1YIA1V

Wood Engravers,

ELECTROTYPES, . DESIGNERS, STEREOTYPES,

And Dealers in Printing Materials.

196, 198, 200 Main St.,

BUZFIFlA-ILiO, 3ST. "5T.

JOHN G. LOWE, - Superintendent. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 357 WM. WEISE1THEIMER,

MANUFACTURER OF AM, KINDS OF

And Dealer in CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO, STST-OTF, PIPES

No. 237 Genesee bt„ BUFFALO, JV. I. Die Sinker and General Fngraver, STEEL STAMPS, SEAL PRESSES, DOOR AND STENCH. PLATES, 190 MAIN STREET, (Up Stairs.) STTE'E'A.IiO, IT. "3T.

STENCIL STOCK AT WHOLESALE, AT NEW YORK PRICES. LYMAN'S . BUFFALO TYPE AND ELECTROTYPE FOUNDRY t PRINTER'S WAREHOUSE, The only Type Foundry in Buffalo,

30 «Sfc 3« West Seneca St., - Buffalo, N. Y.

11 The Hardest, Toughest and most Durable Type Extant"

Y THE completion of our new and powerful machines, we are now enabled to B force a metal into type, (heretofore impossible) that will exceed in durability any thing in the shape of Type now made in other places. If you will let us know when you intend to renew your paper with type, and give us the size and quantity °* tjpo you use, we will hold ourselves ready to meet your wants with promptness. You will find also at this Foundry all other articles necessary tor the Printing We are agents for all the Printing Press Makers in the country. ELECTROTYPING IN ALL ITS VARIETY. NATHAN LYMAN. 358 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. E. H. PAIGE, PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY

Carte Imperiale Specialite.

©a«§© die Vislfte and - IPenetypes«

PHOTOGRAPHS, ALL SIZES AND STYLES, PLAIN AND COLORED.

Wo. 446 Main Street,

BUFFALO, N. T.

T. MEREDITH, Photographer* 619 Michigan St., Buffalo, N. Y. One Door North, of Sycamore St. SUN PICTURES and FERROTYPE GALLERY. Inventor and Manufacturer of the NEW PATENT LEAFLET PHOTOGRAPH. GALLERY ON THE GROUND FLOOR. All work done on Reasonable Terms and Warranted to give Satisfaction. A. HILLIHAWS Photograph Gallery Cartes de Visite, Photographs of all Sizes and Styles, Plain and Colored, 203 & 205 Genesee St. bet. Elm & Michigan Sts. (UP STAIRS,) ' BTJrF-A.XiO, - - - 2ST- "Y- ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 359 HOWARD «£ BinffTXWG, (Successors to BRIGGS & HOWARD), Manufacturers of PICTURE AND. LOOKING GLASS

Of every description, aud dealers in PAINTINGS, OHEOMOS, ENGRAVINGS, &o. No. 15 E. Swan Street, BUFFALO. Walnut, Gilt and Rosewood Frames—Oval and Square—constantly on hand and made to order promptly, in the best style. Old Frames re-gilt.

JEb. IK. CLIZLSTE,

XS4, Batavia Street, Corner Of Michigan, BWIliiLO, ST. T. Photography in all its branches Promptly and Neatly executed. W. B. OLVER, (Sucesssor to THOMAS BRIGGS,) 5 GENESEE STREET, Genesee House Block, BUFFALO, N. 7.

FORTRAIT, FICTUREAND LOOKING GLASS

MADE TO ORDER. A Variety of Frames and Chromos constantly on hand.

ORDERS LEFT AT THE STORE

Wm Holism and. Slga Paintlagt

WXEJIU BE PROMPTLT ATTENDED TO- 360 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Fine Art Emporium

LARGEST STOCK IN THE WEST, OF PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, CHROIYIOS, STATUARY, CARVINGS, JAPANESE GOODS,

ALSO A COMPLETE LINE OF FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS —AND—

WHOLESALE AN RETAIL.

Walnut, Rosewood and Gilt Mouldings.

Oval, Arch and Square Looking Glass Frames. Velvet, Gilt, Walnut and Rustic Picture Frames. GILDING IN EVERY KNOWN STYLE AND PATTERN! GILT PIOTURK RODS.

DODGE & DENSON, WbOlesale Trade MM 216 Main St., Buffalo. IS. T. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 301 T. & E. DICKINSON, WATCH AND CLOCK MAKERS, 'WOUKIITa- JEWELERS,

DEALERS IN GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, CLOCKS, MU­ SICAL BOXES, JEWELRY, Solid silver and Plated Goods, Optical Instruments, Spectacles in Gold, Silver, and Steel.

WE HAVE CONSTANTLY Off HAND A LARGE STOCK OF WAY4HHS, 9UIII M WOKE JIWHAY,

With fresh arrivals of new styles, direct from the factories, at prices as low as can be-Sought west of New York. MATERIALS, TOOLS, WAT0H-GLASSES, &c. WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY

And MUSICAL BOXES RE1PAIRESD In the best manner, at reasonable Prices, and Warranted. No. 254 MAIN STREET. 362 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. D. B. CASTLE, 'atehmaker aai'Jeweler AND GENERAL DEALER IN Gold and Silver "Watches, Silver Ware, Fancy Goods. &c. NO. 161 MAIN STREET,

Opposite the Liberty Pole, WMWW&%@)t Wt Yt

Cash Paid for old silver, and great bargains given in Second Hand Watches. Watch Repairing done in the best manner and Warranted. HIRAM HOTCHKISS, DEALER IN Watches, Diamonds, Rich Jewelry, SILVER WARE, FANCY GOODS, &c. French and the "Seth Thomas" Clocks. No. 286 MAIN STREET (Weed's Block),

CrEO. E. GRANDALL, DEALER IN CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY Silver and Plated Ware, Looking Glasses, Spectacles, Cutlery, Perfumery and Fancy Goods, ETC., ETC. CLOCKS, WATCHES and JEWELRY REPAIRED and WARRANTED. MAIN STREET, SPRINGVILLE, N. Y. STEVENS BROTHERS, "'ifiiALERSIN AMERICAN and SWISS WATCHES Solid Silver, Elated Ware, and Jewelry. 459 MAIN STREET, TifftBhcTc, BUFFALO, K Y. RE^>-A.IPlI3Sra- IDOISTE NEATL1T. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 363 LUMBERMAN'S INSURANCE COMPANY. OF CHICAGO, ILIi. (Incorporated 1805.) ASSETS, over $4100,000 SCHENECTADY INSURANCE COMPANY, OF SCHENECTADY, N. Y. (Incorporated 1841.) A88ET8, over ------$150,000 JOHN 0. GRAVES, Agent, 48 Main St., Buffalo, N. T.

See Pages 303, 307, 308* JOSEPH BAADER, JEWELER AND WATCHMAKER, 160 E. Genesee Street, BUFFALO, N. Y. All kinds of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry neatly repaired. Also, Proprietor of the Patent G-X^SS OTJTTI3STC3- MACHINE, For both Circular and Oval Cutting. State and County Eights for sale. .A.:p:piiir M.S A-BCV-EL MARCUS SCEWERT, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, WHITE'S CORNERS, K. Y. Dealer in all kinds of Gold and Silver Watches and Jewelry, and all styles of Clocks (Photographs and Ambrotypes Taken in the best style. Sole Agent for the EMPIKE SEWING MACHINE. Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired. A.. MACS£!, Practical Jeweler and Engraver No 250 Main St. (up stairs) opp. the Academy of Music, BUFFALO, N, Y. Solid Gold Jewelry of every description made to order. Repairing neatly done and warranted. The highest Prices paid for old*»k>ld and Silver. ID. JBL. HMTXTG-, PRACTICAL JEWELER and DIAMOND SETTER 305 Main Street (up iitairs), BUFFALO, H. Y. All kinds of GOLD JEWELRY and MASONIC JEWELS made to order. Fire Gilding, Electro-Plating and Repairing done on short notice, 364 ERIE COffflfTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. PRATT & Co. ~ 44, 48 and 50 Terrace, PROPRIETORS OF THE FLETCHERf FURNACE, AND THE BUFFALO ffiON & NAIL WORKS^

IMPORTERS ±lh> DEALERS IN EVERY VARIETY OF American and Foreign Hardware -A.3STID METALS, SILVER PLATED WARE, FINE CUTLERY, &c. Agents for the sale of LEATHER BELTING. PLATFORM SCALES,

Hot and Cold Pressed Nuts, Washers, Coach Screws, Carriage and Tire Bolts, And for William Jessup & Sons' Celebrated Cast Steel.

MANUFACTURERS OF PIG IRONf BAR IRON, NAILHT^aPP AND WROUGHT SPIKE, Horse Shoes, Forged Horse Nails, Coll Chain, Railroad Spike, Fish Plates and Bolts, Boiler Rivets, Sparables and best Norway Nail Bods*

Any size, shape, length or quality of Iron rolled to order, and furnishedto Manufacturers or Merchants on short notice.

SCRAP IRON '\7%7mJ5LTSITJElX>, For which the highest market price will be paid.

SAMUEL F. PRATH.S1 PASCAL P. PRATT. JbiH'tiiO^Sf ARD P. BEALS. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 865 PRATT & LETCHWORTH, PROPRIETORS OF THE IB BUFFALO MALLEABLE IN WOffi AND MANUFACTURERS, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN Every Description of SADDLERY, COACH AND TRUNK HARDWARE.

OFFICE AND SALE ROOMS, 3STOS. 5S J^JXTJD 54 TEERACE, ADJOINING THfflTHARDWARE STORE OF PRATT & co.

Samel F. Pratt. Pascal P. Pratt, Wm. P. Letchworth. Josiah Lefchworth.

Buffalo Scale Works Co. Manufacturers of all Descriptions of

Counter, Prescription Scales, Platform, Dormant, SPRING BALANCES, Hopper, And Wheelbarrow, PATENT BALANCES Rolling Mill, Constantly on hand. Miner, Hay, Coal, Agents for TerwilligerV Cattle TRIPLE FLANGED SAFE And E. E. Track AND DEDERICK'S SCALES. ^JSlLEBRATED A full assortment of DRUGGISTS'SCALES, HAY PRESSES Extract from Report of Ex. Com. of the Mich. State tffc**, hem at Itetro&fn Oct., 1868 "Resolved, That we recosrnize the report of Viewing Committee No. ?9. regularly appointed to examine in Class 32, Division D, in which they award first premium to H >y and Cattle Scales, manufactured by the Buffalo Scalp Works, Buffalo, N. Y., and second premium to Fairbanks, ocalea, Fairbanks Greenleaf & Co., Agents, Chicago, to be correct.« The Committee did examine both Scales, and in our judgment, were perfectly competent to judge of their merits." 366 ERIE COUNtT BUSINESS DIRECTORY. FOWLER «£ SONS'

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WAREHOUSE

^•TSTUD GENERAL HARDWARE STORE, 98 Seneca Street, BUFFALO, N. Y.,

WHERE MAT BE EOXJ3ST3D FARMING IMPLEMENTS

Of every variety, and of the latest and most approved pat­ terns. Also, a general stock of HARDWARE, IRON, NAILS, TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE, PARLOR AND COOK STOVES, BENT GOODS, PAINTS, OILS, &c., &c. Also, Agents for BUFFALO and BRIE COUNTY for the celebrated EUREKA HOT AIR FURNACE, i- which stands unequalled for Heating Power and Economy in the Comsumptioii of fuel. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 367 O-. IMI. BAKER,

Manufacturer and Dealer in AGRICULTURAL

STEEL PLOWS, SUE-SOIL FLOWS,

DITCHING PLOWS, CULTIVATORS, CULTIVATOR TEETH, FIELD ROLLERS,

HORSE RAKES, HORSE HOES, SEED DRILLS, FODDER CUTTERS, VEGETABLE SLICERS, ROAD SCRAPERS, DRAGS, DRAG TEETH, HAND HOES, FORES, SHOVELS, SPADES, &c, &c. Also, Feed, Grain, Seeds, Plaster, BALED HAY, STRAW, SEA GRASS, H-AT5T CQED, «Scc.

JVbs. 4-8 and 52 Genesee Street,

Corner of Washington, "•=*• I •«•§.• A T.r-», jjg-, TET.'^ 368 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Agricultural Works.

- » »• JAS. H. HALL, Buffalo, Iff. Y., Cor. Fourth and Carolina Sts. and Erie Canal, (Opposite BRAYLEY & PITTS' Agricultural Works), Maufacturers of PITTS' THRESHING MACHINES, MO WEBS AND REAPERS, HORSE RAKES, Horse Powers, Feed Cutters, &c. ALSO. STEAM POWER MEAT CUTTING MACHINES. General Repairing done on Short Notice. CASTINGS FURNISHUEID TO OXM&IE& ORDERS SOLICITED AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED.

JOHN VALENTfffB. ^ REUBEN SPARKS. VALENTINS & SPARKS, (Successors to Buffalo Agricultural Machine Works), Manufacturers of Buffalo Lock Lever Sulky Hay Rak$ Hay Cutters, Corn Shelters, TOTMAN'S Patent Horse Power and "Wood Mill, for farm purposes j Combined Hay Bake and Loader, KIRBY's Mower and Beaper, &c. We have all the patterns for the Buffalo Machines, and are prepared to repair promptly and furnish Extras for any of the above implements. Special attention paid to repairing Machinery of every description. Orders respectfully solicited. 140 and 142 PERRY STREET, BUFFALO. SELLEW & POPPLE, PROPRIETORS OF THE AGRICULTURAL WORKS,

MANUFACTURERS OF Wood's Prize Mower, Haskell's Patent Sulky Hay Bake, Plows, Cultivators, Scrapers, Drags, and a large variety of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Mill Gear, Dairy Apparatus and Wood Working Machinery, also HILL & L¥ON'S Patent Self-Setting Saw Mill Dogs, Iron and Brass Castings ^P^£* of all kinds. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 369 SHEPARD IRON WORKS

MANTTFACTTTBERS OF THB

ZPEZRZRTZ- sc LATST Compound Engines

Saving 50 per cent, in PueL

Prom Actual lest the Most Economical Engine* Known.

ALSO, BVBRY DESCRIPTION OF Marine, Stationary and Portable STEAM ENGINES -AND—

STEAM DR EDGE i MACHINERY,

AND GENERAL MACHINERY,

CORNER OHIO AND CHICAGO STREETS.

W& J. KING, JR., Prest. H. 0. PERRY, Vice Prest and Supi. 370 BRIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. S. J. O'REILLY, .GXT li) Mill H

SIGN OF THE ^ CROSS KEYS. BRASS FOUNDER & FINISHER, No. 21 Court Street, MWm&M^ 9. ¥. Bell Hanging and Silver Plating executed in the best style. BROWN & McGUTCHEON, BRASSFOUNDRY VALEHT1NE&BR0THER Brass and Iron Finishing, 10CK MANUFACTURERS. COPPER, TIN, & SHEET IRON WORKERS, Sign of the Cross Keys. Nos. 16,18 & 20 Elk Street, A. H. Brown, Sam'l McCutcheon, Buffalo, N. Y. Brass Founders,

Particular attention paid to Steamboat and Railroad Castings. and Finishers Babbit Metal, &c. And Brass and Metal Machinery Repaired to Order. Steam­ boat, Locomotive and Gong Bells, PATTERN MAKERS, Plumbers' Work, Brass Cooks of all descriptions, Couplings, Leather Rollers, Jack Screws, Whistles, No. 17 Court St., Force, Lifting, Oil, and Fire Engine BUFFALO, K T. PUMPS AND HOSE. BELL, HANGING, WATER and STEAM GAUGES. and AGENTS for KETCHAM'S STOP VALVES. DISTILLERS' & BREWERS' WORK, SILVER PLATING Cash Paid for Old Copper and Brass. Executed in the best style.

JB2JSk.GrJLM^2 BRASS I'OXJIM X>3FL"*T. F. COLLIGOW, MACHINIST, AND MANUFACTURES OF PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES AND PATENT BOILERS. Oil, Beer and Cider Pumps, Punches and Dies, Lathes, Malt MiUMtt Leather Boilers, Brass Cocks for Steam, Gas and Water, Hose and Plain Couplings, Brass and Copper Castings, Babbit Metal, Job Repairing Done on Short Notice. Shop, Cor. Perry and Wasljington Sts., BUFFALO, 1ST. "ST. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. SVL EAGLE ^ IRON WORKS

3 ;: DUNBAR * HOWELL, " Office and Works, comet of Perry and Mississippi Streets.

EAGLE TURBINE WATER WHEEL

SEND FOR CIRCULAR. mmMM, wmmt STATIONARY AND PORTABLE.

ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORK, IRON STORE FRONTS, IRON WINDOW CAPS, IRON WINDOW SILLS, STORE HOISTING MACHINES. SE3STID FOR -A. 0-Aa.T-A.H.OGrTJE-

ML JSL O H 13>ff E! H. Y.

MILL GEARING, TANNERY GEARING, WATER WHEELS, CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, CORN CRACKERS, MULE Y SAW MILLS, Bock Hoisting Machines, Boat Windlasses, Centre Board Wrenches, Boat Chocks and Cleets,

SEJST3D IFOR -A. 0-A.T-A.I-OGrTJE. 8T2 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

PHILIP SAUERWEIN, PLUMBING, GAS & STEAM

Cor.Eagle & Washington Sts., (St. James Hall), BUFFALO, N. Y. ^

STORES, DWELLINGS, Ao.,Ao.,| fitted up with everything pertaining to "Water, ggg Gas or Steam. ji

Old Chandeliers, and alL-Wnds of Brass Works H Bronzed, Ee-Gilt;«id Ke-Finished in every style, -3-S, PORTLAND SLEIGrHS, &o., &c.

NONE BUT THE BEST OF MATERIAL USED; ife" " No. 447 and 449 Ellicott Street,Jj*1* - 3r \. BUFFALO, N. Y. g*v.\ -4 Large Stock of Carriages and Sleighs constantly on hand. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 8W 4 WESTERMEIER & EICHENGER, (Successors to J. CHAMBERLAIN), CARRIAGE AND WAGON

92 Morgan, cor. W. Mohawk, BUFFALO, N. Y.

All kinds of heavy and light Wagons and Sleighs on hand or made to order at short notice. REPAIRING PROMPTLY EXECUTED. D. McIMAUGHTOIVT, SHIP SMITH, Nos. 27 and 29 Lloyd Street, BUFFALO, - - - 1ST. 'TT.

Blacksmithing of all kinds done at short notice and at reasonable rates. L. M KELLOGG & SON, SPRINGVILLE, N. Y., Manufacturers of nn®i Blinds, Frames, Mouldings, &c, &c, And dealers in Lumber, Shingles, Lath, &c. Planing, Matching, Scroll Sawing and Turning, &c, done to order. Glazed Windows and Sash Doors of common size/ constantly on hand. L. M. KELLOGG. GEO. P. KELLOGG. H. Gumorn, UNION BOLT and NUT WORKS. THOMAS PARKES, MANUFACTURER OF WIRE WORKER, Machine Bolts & Nuts OF ALL KINDS. ALSO, 275 Exchange Street^ Bridge and Elevator Bolts, Carriage Bolts, with Turned Heads of the best BUFFALO, N. IT. NorwayIron, Plow Bolts, Coach Screws, Screw, Hook and Eye, and Strap Hinges, AH kinds of Wire work for house fur­ Rivets, Washers, &oT A large stock con­ nishing purposes. Sand Screens, Orna­ stantly on hand, and orders filled at the mental wire work for grave yards and shortest notice. gardens, moss baskets, &c, &c, made to Office and Works; Chicago St., near Perry, order at short notice, BUFFALOTN. Y. 374 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. A1STSTH & IRR, Lancaster Union Bed-Stead Manufactory AND

Sash, Doors and Blinds* Job Turning and Scroll Sawing done. RAILROAD STREET, MICHAEL ANSTETH, VICTOR IRR. Lancaster. Erie Co., if Y. AT JOSEPH KNAUBER'S PLACE. Automatic Shingle Mill, Saws from 20,000 to 25,000 Shingles in Ten Hours.

This Machine is constructed entirely of Steel and Iron; simple and not liable to get out of order. The block while receding is RAISED CLEAR OF THE SAW, so that the upper side of the saw is not dulled faster than the under, making a great saving of time in filing, and avoids making clips as are made in other machines. I use a 40 inch Saw, so that the carriage has a less distance to travel to saw a shingle of the same width than in a machine using a 36 in. saw. THE BLOCK RECEDES 50 FEE CENT. FASTER THAN It Feeds, making a great gain over any other Self-feeding Machine. I also Manufacture Double Block Self-Feeding, and Hand-Feed Single Block Machines. JEROME PIERCE, 414 LOUISIANA ST., BUFFALO, N. I. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 375 W. A. DOBINSON & CO., (Successors to L. DANFORTH), Gen'l Agents for BRANDON;-VT.

Of all kinds and descriptions. Hay, Wagon and Stock Scales above ground, BXTBDICK'S Fodder Cutters and Brandon Paints. Cincinnati Fire and Burglar Proof SAFES, Troy Bells at Troy Prices, Portable Hay Presses and Measures. Main Street, BUFFALO, N. Y.

Glove, Mitten, Whi&and Trunk PAOTOH.Y, 31 E. Seneca St., opp. Post Office, Buffalo, N. Y Trunks, Carpet Bags and Valises on hand, for sale, and made to order. THE PONEY PLANER.

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This is a very convenient Machine for Cabinet Makers, Sash and Blind, and Box Makers. It has been in use fofr the last eight years and has given good satisfaction toall who have used it* ,The Machine is small and compact, occupying but 8x3 feet of room. It will plane 24 inches wide, and from 5 inches in thickness down to % inch thick, and from five to nine thousand feet per day. We also manufacture Woodworth Planing and Matching Machines; also Mortising, Tenoning, Sash, bucking and Moulding Machines, Saw Arbors, Cramp Screws, &c. FRANK & CO., No. 208 Terrace, near Mechanic St. fltto EEia^'OOUNTY BUSINESS DIKECTORT. A. J. PIERCE «£ CO., LUMBER DEALERS, l^pfi? CONSTANTLY ON HAND PlU Jjb HEMLOCK BUILDING TIMBER, Joist, Plank, Boards, Scantling, &c., Pine, Basswood, Whitewood, Ash, Cherry, Hickory, Beech and Maple. FENCE POSTS, FENCE BOARDS, SHINGLES, Lath, Flooring-, hiding", Snrfeoecl, «&/C.

Office and Yard, Cor. Michigan and Elk Sts.,

A. J. PIERCE, \ A. H. WEISNER. ) BUFFALO, N. Y. PLANING MILL, COURT ST., from Seventh to Staats St., (formerly Market griding,) BUFFALO, N. Y. JAS. "W- BiRO^nxr Sc ^TIMBER, DOORS, SASHES, BLINDS, And other Joiner "^ork, Mouldings, Packing Boxes, &c, Lumber Sawed, Planed, Matched* jand otherwise worked to order. SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO SCROLL SAWING. S. B HASTINGS, JR. M CONTRACTOR and BUILDER, HOUSC AND SHIP JOIItfER, And Manufacturer of BOORS, SASH, BLINDS, WINDOW FftAlUES, SCROLL SAWING AND TURNING. Shop adjoining BURROWES & LANE'S Planing and Shingle Mill, TONAWANDA, N. Y. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. m FELTHGUSEJVT & RUSSSLL, STEAMBOAT, Copper, T|n and Sheet^fon|l/orl§rs, Olive Branch Cook Stoves, and Empire Hot Air Furnaces, Hardware, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper, Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Coal Oil, w Lamps, Wicks, Chimneys, Lanterns, &c, &c., wholesale and retail. Manufacturers of Patent Lens Signal Lights and Head Lights for propellers, vesssels and canal hoats. Lens Anchor Lights, "Vessel Torches, Binnacle Lights, &c, &c. Nos. 139 and 141 Main St., BUFFALO, N. Y. H. 0. FELTHOUSEN. W. G. RUSSEJ&t; BUFFALO EASTERN Wire Wbrks. FOUNDRY. SCHEELER & BAER, KNAPP & FEIDT, No. 78 Lloyd St., Manufacturers and Dealers in B"DTFAIiO, IsT. ""2"., Manufacturers of Iron, Tinned, Brass and Copper STOVES, , WIPE CLOTH, •A-USTID Moulders' and Masons' Iron and Brass Wire Kiddles. HOLLOW WARE Brass, Tinned and Iron Wire Of all kinds constantly on hand.

Best Union Oil at wholesale and retail, 433 Batavia St., Coal and Sand Screens, Cheese and Meat Safes, Flower Baskets, Arches, Trellises BUFFALO, N. YJ-A Borders, and Flower Stands, Corn Pop­ pers, Rat and Mouse Traps, Desk, Office Best Jobbing Work of all kinds done and Fence Bailing. promptly on reasonable terms. S. A. VAST BROKUIff, FOUNDRY1 AND MACHINE SHOP. Manufacturer of all kinds of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Blacksmithing and Shipsmithing in all its branches done toorder . SOUTH CJ*L.2STJ±TJ STREET, TONA.\V-AJFfX>A, Erie Ooixnty, IS. Y 378 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

H. HT. FARIVTHAIYI. Jr., (OF THE FIRM OF TALCOTT & FARNHAM,) FORWARDS^ of LUMBER SHINGLES, STAVES, &c. Lumber of all kinds Purchased on Commission. OFZFIOE : Reed Elevator Block. $ mt *e EXCELSIOR BEDSTEAD MANUFACTORY. H. B. SAFFORD, Manufacturer of and Wholesale Dealer in Common and Fancy Bedsteads, Cottage and Round Cornered of different stylets. LANCASTER, Erie Co., N. Y. J. H. MXLLIZHJim «£ CO., MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN Heavy OAK and FINE BRIDGE and BUILDING

BILLS SAWED TO ORDEE AND GOT OUT WITH DISPATCH. J. H. MILLENER, Tonawanda, N. Y. G. W. MILLENER, MILL: Eleven Mile Creek. MILL: Adams Basin, N. T NELSON HOLLAND, WHOLESALE LUMBER DEALEE AND RECEIVER AND FORWARDER OF LUMBER.

Office, No. 116 River StnA BUFFALO, N. T. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 871* Howard Iron Works RUrUS L. HOWARD, Proprietor. COR. CHICAGO STREET AND ERIE CANAL, BUFFALO, 3ST. IT. Mowing and Reaping Machines,

AND EXTRAS FOR SAME, Bolt Cutters, Bark Mills, Tannery Fixtures, HOISTING MACHINES, SHAFTING HANGERS, LATHES, PLANERS. MACHINERY CASTINGS AND CAST IRON SINKS. STEAM ENGINES and Machinery in general. JOBBING DONE TO ORDER.

IRON RAILING BUILDER .AND MACHINIST, Nos. 290 Carroll, and 325 Seneca Streets, Near Drullard & Hayes' Franklin Foundry, BUFFALO, N. Y. YERANDAS, FENCES, IRON RAILING, BALCONIES, STAIRS AND CEMETERY FENCES. Blacksmith and. General Machine Work. T. O. KNIGHT, (Late of the Firm of FARRAR, TREFFTS & KNIGHT,) MANUFACTURER OF STATIONARY, MARINE AND PORTABLE

BLACKSMITHING AND GENERAL JOBBING. IS and 21 Washington St., - - BUFFALO, N. T. ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. 380 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. JARVIS & KNIGHT, Successors to BROWN, JOY & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF Brown & Joy's PATENT EGYPTIAN ROOFING. ORDERS JPTiOl^L^rrXa'^r ^.TTEXsTlDEID TO. OFFICE : Main, corner Erie Streets. MANUFACTORY : Nos. 54 and 58 Maryland Street,

WILLIAM A. EVANS & CO. DEALERJ3 IN ROUGH AND PLANED LUMBER, !^0^ And Manufacturer of WINDOW SASH, FRAMES, DOORS, BLINDS, BOXES, MOULDINGS, and Round Picket Fence, Mechanic Street, BUFFALO, N. Y.

PLANING, SAWING AND TURNING DONE TO ORDER.

CIRCULAR "WOOZDZElSr f** EAVE TROUGH Costs Less than Tin, Guaranteed to Last Longer than Tin, Any Man can put it up without ^njtarith, It is economical, durable and neat in appearance. FOUR AND FIVE INCH TROUGHS MANUFACTURED BY F.?H. BALL & CO., Sheen water, Erie Co., N. Y. ADDRESS: STICKNEY & BALL, General Agent^ corner of <®frrace and Court Sts., BUFFALO, N. Y. PETER RINK, MS MM, Carpenter and Joiner, And Manufacturer of MANUFACTURESOF PUMPLOGS AND CISTERNS. CELLAR AND DRAIN Cisterns of all sizes for SAP, WHEY, SOAP and RAIN WATER. BUILDINGS MOVED by CONTRACT. "X" X 3L- 362 i GOWANDA, ERIE CO., N. Y. TONAWANDA, ALL WORK WARRANTED*^ ErieCo.,N.T. AWJBRTISING DEPARTMENT. 381 M. O'DWTER, MANUFACTURER OF TANKS AHD CISTERNS** BAERELS, KEGS, OLD BAR.K.EIJS. 12 Zocfc £«reat, - BUFFALO, N. Y. IW Special attention given to Tank and Cistern work. VAUGHAN & HOOVER, COOPERAGE. Manufacturers of and Dealers in F. K. PLUMBLY, t THE THE Celebrated ft Jaques Tank and Cistern Builder, omo I I HYDRAULIC And Dealer in New and. Second-hand STONE 1^ m FORCE BARRELS AMD TANKS. also POMPS, IV PUMPS, STAVES, HOOPS, and HEADING. THE THE All kinds of Cooperage constantly P on hand, made in the neatest style, and ADAMS Improved warranted. Outside jobbing done at all times, and on the most reasonable PUMPS, O PUMPS, terms. ANIM 1 Manufacturer of PLUMBLY'S AQUEDUCT FIFE, IMPROVED WATER FILTERS PLANING, MATCHING, And PATENT SCROLL SAWING, TURNING TANK CROZING MACHINES. And Repairing done ofitfhort notice. Machines and Rights for sale. LUMBER OF ALL KINDS No. 58 Washington Street, BOUGHT AND SOLD. Manufactory on Franklin St., near Shut- Entrance on Perry, bet. Washing­ tleworth's Iron Foundry. ton and Main Sts._ A. L. VAUGHAN, W. H. HOOVER. BUFFALO, m. Y. 8PJLTNGVILLE, Erie Co,, N. Y. ADAMS & CO., - - - Gowanda, N.Y. Manufacturers and Dealers in WOOI>E]V I»XJ3«I»S. gig01 We are the sole manufacturers of the Genuine ADAMS' PUMP. ESTABLISHED IN 1840. T. T. SELVESR.Y, TURNER, And Manufacturer of Mahogany, Rosewood&fpid Cherry Newel Posts, Stair Balus­ ters, &c. Boat and Ornamental Turning done to order. At W. A. EVANS & Co.'S Planing BHU, 30 Mechanic St., Buffalo, N. Y. E 382 ERIE (HHINTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

HENRY CHILDS, E. B. SAXTON. iOXTJPJP^flLXiO STEAM FORGE coii^iF.AJsrir.

CHILDS & SAXTON, Proprietors, MANUFACTURERS Off Car, Locomotive and Wagon Axles, IT' Engine Forging, Steamboat MttLShafts, Hammered Shapes, Oil Tools. HEAVY BLACKSMITHING Of every description done on short notice, in the best manner. Particular attention paid to the making of WAGON AXLES for HEAVY WAGONS. SIEULW <3c "WZELLS, MANUFACTURERS OF TREAD HORSE POWERS SAW ATTACHMENTS, HAY PRESSES, SULKY HAY RAKES, EXTENSION TABLE SLIDES, &c. Office and Manufactory, Chicago Street, Cor. Hamburg Canal, BUFFALO. FARRAR & TREpHi^ »j & HMMM Hii STEAM ENGINE and MACHINE WORKS. 54 to 66 Perry Street, corner Burwell Place and Illinois Street, BT7F3£Va.X*0, WT. TT. ADVERTISING DEPAfiTMENT. 383 WILLIAM HEISER^ PEACTIOAL MACHli&t AND SAFE MAKER, No. 83 Clinton Street, corner Oak, BUFFALO, N. Y. Manufacturer of Dr. FIRMENICIPS F-A.TE3STT BEER PAUCET. ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY MADE AND REPAIRED. Also new Locks &'Keys (Combination Locks &c.) fitted in old and new Safes. HAYILAND & SAUNDERS. %» DEALERS IN

illRDWt & AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, GROCERIES, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, &c. * W Also Agents for the BEST MOWERS, REAPERS AND THRESHERS IN USE. MACHINES REPAIRED SATISFACTORILY AT SHORT NOTICE, Store and Salesroom near the "HAMBURG- CENTRE HOUSE." WHITE'S CORNERS, Erie Co., N. Y. WESTERN AWL MANUFACTORY. /L P. jQORRIDON, fm Manufacturer of Shoemakers', Sewing, Pegging and Saddlers' AWLS, of Every Description. Also dealer in SEWING, PEGGING and SADDLEBS' HAETS. Steel Shanks of every description for sale at Manufacturers' prices. No, 111 Erie Street, near Niagara Falls) 'DTTCF'Gl A T ft Iff TT Depot, opposite Courter House. { Jj U J? £ AJUU, IN • I . 381' ERIE COUNTS: BTJSIKESSDIRECTORT. HILL & DEXTER, SAWING AND PLANIN^MILL. Manufacturers and Wholesale Bealers in

CHEESE BOARDS,

AND ALSO IN

LUMBER, SHINGLES, HUBS, NECK-YOKES, WHIFFLETREES, &c.

Having rebuilt and enlarged our Cheese Box Manufacturing Establish" ment, and increased our facilities by the introduction of new and improved machinery, we are now prepared to fill all orders, large or small, on shor^ notice, and at lower rates thanriHiy other manufactory in the State. All Work warranted to give entire satisfaction. GOWANDA; N. Y. ENOLEHARD Ac OEHM, MANUFACTURERS OF DOdRS, SASH, BLINJ)S, 8* WINDOW FRAMES, MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, And all kinds of Builders' Finish. Also, Planing, Turning, Circular, Fret and Gig Sawing done to order. Ivfc-A-IIST STREET, Ljft.3STC-A.STBR,, ERIE CO., IS". Y.

DOOR, SASH AND BLIND MANUFACTORY. Bough and Dressed Pine, Ash and Whitewood, Lumber, Flooring, Siding, Paneling Ceiling, Mouldings, Brackets, Kiln Dried Doors? Window and Door Frames, Sash, glazed and unglazed; Window Bunds* Shingles, Lath, Fancy and Plain Pickets, &c. TTJ^isriisra-^^x) SCBOLL BJ^-WXISTG-. BASIKT- ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 885 E. & B. HOLMES'. PLANING MILL MANUFACTURERS and DEALERS IK FLOORING, CEILING, SIDING, LATH, MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, BLINDS, SASH,

PANEL STUFF, KILN DRIED DOORS, &c.

< >iii » . •

ALSO, PATENTEES AND MANUFACTURERS OF FARM WAGONS, with or without Springs,

IDTJlsJEBTlSrGr 'WA.aOIbTS, For Dirt, Coal or other Material. ALSO, SELF UNLOADING LUMBER WAGONS, The best in use for farmers, contractors and lumbermen. ailtffilCEABI S1EMB1 &MB IBB. ©AffiMo, BUFFALO, N. Y. 386 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

«* ERIE STREET PLANING j MILL, Corner of Erie Street and Terrace, BUFFALO, Have cons tan. tl^oii hand a good, assortment of DRY LUMBER, DRESS'D FLOORING SIDING, CEILING, FANEL BOARDS,

And every description of Mouldings. Scroll and Job Sawing done to order. Those who contemplate building or repairing houses are requested $o give us a call. We are conMe&jiSbur prices will be satisfactorjrib those who will favor us with their custom. KB£ Hemlock Lumber, Lath, and Shingles, ; SorDished to order. JOHN FISHEIR, HEMLOCK AND PINE

SHI1TGLES, L-A-TH,

487 DESllioott St., IBTJIFJFVA.IJO. MOSES SMITH, DEALER IN LUMBER, 757 Washington St., bet. Tupper and Goodell Sts., CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OV Pine, Ash, Oak, Black Walnut, Cherry, White Wood, Maple, Hickory, Basswood, Beech, Birch, Shaved Shingles, Sawed Shingles, Cut Shingles, Lath,, &c, Planed and Matched Flooring, Ceiling, Siding and Bed Cedar. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 387 J. W. CHATMAN, Ageil for JOHN GALT, SLATE ROOFER

AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN lE^OOIFIILSra- SLATE. Yard and Office, 226 TE&fty^STftEUT.

ALL KINDS OF

Plain, Fancy and Ornamental, done in any part of the United States or Canada. J. T*r. OSBORN,

DEALER IN ROOFING SLATE

WE H:.A.T7":E

PURPLE, GREEN, RED, BLACK and VARIEGATED, Of all sizes, constantly on band. PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL ROOFING

J l)0NE IN THE BEST MAIHIR.

Office and Yard, 198 Scott Street, near .Elk Street Market, J9L. F. WATERS, Agent. 388 BRIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. iJOiai^T ASMTJS, Manufacturer and Dealer in DRY and LIQUID BLUING Igg? Klinisi, Liquid Washing Crystal,

MAG-IO .FIZEeiE KZX3ST3DIiID^ra-7 375 E. Genesee Street, BUFFALO, 3ST- ~Y. F-. JML. CASE, DEALER IN BBS A Sheep and Calf Skins. Tallow and Grease of all kinds. Cash paid for Glue Stock, Damaged Hides, Switches, Splits, Pates, Shanks, and Soundings. Plastering Hair, wet or dry, constantly on hand. Office ana Warehouse, 65 and 67 Carroll St„ BUFFALO, N. T.

Manufacturer of

NEATS FOOT OIL, GLUE FOR KEROSENE OIL BARRELS, Also, a superior Article for all kinds of Veneering and j&'Wood Work. Abbot Road, near Iron Bridge, BUFFALO, N. Y. CASH PAID FOR SIZING; Post Office Box 2598. H. THOMPSON, Manufacturer of SOAP AND CANDLES, AND DEALER IN Tallow, Grease, Falm OH, Soda Ash, Caustic Soda, Sal Soda and Rosin* Also, dealer in Starch. Cor. Chicago and Perry Sts., BUFFALO, N. Y. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 389

EBENEZER CARRIAGE AND WAGON MANUFACTORY. "HERBOLD & DOLL, BLACKSMITHING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. H. HERBOLD, FRANK DOLL. LOWER EBENEZER P. 0., WEST SENECA. Erie Co.. N. Y. FRAIVK. DOI1X1, Dealer in "WXXDID Jk.2

56 and 60 E. GENESEE STREET, BUFFALO, N. Y.

A stock of Light Carriages, Wagons and Sleighs constantly on hand at low prices. Repairing promptly attended to. LAUB & SCHWARTZ, MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN LEATHER, FINDINGS, HIDES. WOOL. OIL, &c. Corner Genesee and Oak Sts., [HOUCK'S BLOCK.] ^.^SSw.} BUFFALO, if. T.

PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO ORDERS. Casli -paid, for Hides, Calfskins, Sheepskins «fc Wool.

Manufacturers of all kinds of CARRIAGES, PLATFORM, CROCERS' AND LUMBER WAGONS. Also the various styles of SLEIGHS, all of which, for combined light- draft, strength, durability, style and finish are unsurpassed . Every article warranted. - - ANGOLA, Erie Co., N. Y. JOHN WURTZ, CUSTOM CARRIAGE AND SPBlNff WAGON

SLEIGHS, BOBS AND CUTTERS Made to order. All kinds of repairing neatly done. BOSTON, Erie Co., N. Y. 390 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESSTMRECTORT.

FARMHAM & SEELT7 WOOD YARD, DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF Hard and Soft Wood. Stove and Kindling Woods of all descriptions constantly on hand and for sale. Maryland, cor. Eleventh St., BUFFALO, 5. T.

B. E. CARTWRIGHT <& GOM WOOD f^lf LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANTS. OFFICE AND YARD: Cor. Louisipa and Wmi Sts., - - BUFFALO.

ALL ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

MULLENHOFF & HIEMENZ. GEORGE ORR, General Agents of the DEALER IN HARD AND SOFT LACKAWANNA COAL CO. FIRE WOOD YARD: cor. of Emslie St. and C. R. R. Of the best quality; Offices: Nos. 198 and 574 Batavia St., Cor. Madison St., Buffalo. Sawed, Split & Delivefli TO ORDER All kinds of Coal at Lowest Market Prices constantly on hand. in any part of the city, free of charge.

HALI* & SONS, BUFFALO Fire Brick Works Factory and General Office, North Buffalo, NEAR THE JUNCTION OF NIAGARA AND TONAWANDA STREETS,

IPost OfB.ce Address Desk at Pratt & Co.'s, 50 Terrace, >45*ro3 P.IM^ BTOfA&O.-.JT. ¥. A»TERTISING DEPARTMENT. 391 HORTONS&KIP, JOHN H. BUSTED & SON, Successors to Dealers in ERASTUS CORNING & CO., 32=35*0 DEALERS IN Hardware, HARDWARE IRON. CUTLERY, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, NAILS, Stoves, Tinware, &c. No. 145 Main Street Axles, Springs, (Old Number 119.) Rubber and Leather STJFFja.iiO, aw. "K". BELTING, JOHN H. HOSTED. FRANK H. HUSTBD. SAWS, SAWS, SAWS, OIL, ANTHONY REIF,

|p Ml And CARRIAGE GOODS.

AGENTS FOR REPAIBIER. BURDEN'S J"| PATENT SAWS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS Gummed, Hammered, Set and HORSESHOES, filled. AND FOR THE CELEBRATED GLOBE HOUSE NAILS. ST. JAMES HALL, Cor. PEARL and SENECA STS., Washington Street, MujFFALO, M T. BUFFALO, 3ST. "3T- 392 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. DUDLEY & ROCKWELL, PROPRIETORS OF THE Union Stovfe Works House Furnishings, Refrigerators, Coolers, &c. OFFICE AND SAMPLE ROOM: No. 333 Main Street, corner of North Division, WiUiam H.Dudley. 13 U _D _T JnLLO, -LN. JL . John M. Rockwell. A. D.Gilbert J.CMFEE&SOI MANUFACTURER OF DEALERS IN HARRIS' English and American CUTLERY, HOT AIE Carriage and Saddlery HARDWARE ALSO STOVES And House Furnishing Goods. Manu­ facturers of SHEET IRON AND TINWARE, No. 85 Cheese Yats and Presses. ^ Agricultural Implements of all kinds con­ MAIN STEEET, stantly on hand. SPRINGVILLE, Buffalo, N. T. Erie County, N. Y. EAGLE FILE WORKS! CHAS. BAILEY, Successor to S. COLLINSON,

At Eaton's Planing Mill, Court St., BUFFALO, N. Y. A Superior article of Butcher's Steels. Old Files and Rasps re-cut, and warranted . equal to new ones for use.. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 393 D. BOWEN & SOIUT, Carriage & Wagon Makers, 94 East Seneca Streft^'' , 1i 3BXJ3B ^ .^»-flLXjOf 3XT. 3T. Manufacturers of Express, Merchants' and Gro­ cers' Delivery "Wagons. All kinds of Wagons, Buggies, Sleighs and Cutters, made and repaired to order. Repairing, Painting and Trimming, promptly and neatly done. DANIEL BOWEN. WILLIAM H. BOWEN.

SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF BLINN'S PATENT LAP RUSTIC* WINDOW BLINDS, TONAWANDA, ERIE CO., N. Y. These Blinds cannot be surpassed in durability, beauty and cheapness. All orders promptly attended to. We have secured the right to man­ ufacture Blinn's Patent Lap Kustic "Window Blinds for WM. KOHN. the entire State of New York. CHRIST RECH. CHRISTIAN RECH, CARPENTER AND BUILDER. WM. HONSEL, UPHOLSTERER, (Formerly Foreman at Hersee & Timmer- mann's) keeps constantly on hand PARLOR SETS, EASY CHAIRS, HERBOLD & PRIOR. LOUNGES, Spring Beds, Mattresses, &c. WAREROOM: UNDERTAKERS 1 Cor. Genesee and Washington Sts., Manufacturers of Chairs and Cabinet Ware. BUFFALO, N. Y. SPRIKGVMUB, N. Y. S2F"01d Work made Equal to New..^8 , a-oxacjxr TOT. SOHIJEHR, Show Caie Manufacturer and Fancy Joiner, Over 360 Main St., fourth floor, BUFFALO, N. Y. Show Cases of all styles, sizes and shapes made to order. Old Cases repaired and re-glazed. Frame Joining and Fancy Sign Boards done on short notice. All work warranted to give satisfaction. Orders by mail or those left at the shop promptly attended to.

Manufacturer of PICTURE FRAMES & BULLETIN BOARDS Card Mounting, Map Sketching, Cornices, Boom Moldings, &c. Ho. 263 Wasfngton St., next to Adams' Block, BUFFALO, N. Y. 394 BRIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

GEORGE & BAKER, p Chair Manufacturers

ALSO MANUFACTURERS OF THE ATMOSPHERIC CHURN DASHER.

Every description of Turning, Scroll Sawing, Etc., Etc.,

ID03STB TO OIRJDEIR.. KTo. 379 ESXliocxtt Street, Opposite the Washington Market. HENRY GEORGE CHAtf^J. BAKER. JOHN STREB, Cabinet Maker and Upholsterer, MAHOGANY aM ROSEWdOD FURNITURE CONSTANTLY ON HAND. No. Ill Genesee Street, BUFFALO, N. Y. Vfc aA.Xi.ti OTttDtt-RS PROMPTLY ^TTEINriDIEID TO- AUGUST RA.EKER

98 Batavia St., between Oak and Elm, BUFrALO, N. Y. CABINET, CHAIR and UPHOLSTERY MANUFACTORY, Nos. 103 and SOI Oak Street. Furniture, Show Cases and School Furniture made to order. Repairing, Boxing, etc., at the lowest rates. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 395 GROVE & UEBELHCER, HgMEALERS IN rillfauvrille filtk Mm* AND BUILDING AND CUT STONE. OFFICE©: No. 14 Batavia St., and Main St., corner of Virginia. JBTJ^PE'^LXiO, 1ST. Y. PHILLIPS & G-RISWOLD,

MANUFACTURERS OP HEAD STONES, MONUMENTS MANTELS, TABLE TOPS, &c. MAIN STREET, LANCASTER, N, Y. ^"Orders solicited and. attended to at snort notice.-££% F. PHILLIPS. A. K. GRISWOLD WENDELL FOGELSONGER & SON,

MANUFACTURERS OF Williamsville Quick Lime, Batavia, corner of Elm Street, BUFFALO.

Kiln at Williamsville. Also dealers in Williamsville Cement. 396 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. WALKER & DICKEY, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in A € € €»9 SPANISH AND AMERICAN SEED LEAF, A^2VI> CIGAR 3^C.^^l^XJI:,A.aTXJI=lEE,S. 18 East Seneca St., BUFFALO, N. Y. ©. IN". WALKER. 03. DICKEY, CHAS. FET^E & CO., MANUFACTURERS, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in WM'h | CHOICE ClttARS, JVb. 720 Genesee St., BUFFALO, IV. Y. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. BRAUN BROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF BILLIARD TABLES, With Kavanagh and Decker's celebrated Patent Catgut Cushions, also Pigeon Hole, Bagatelle Tables, &c. No. 203 E. Genesee St., BUFFALO, N. Y. Cloth, Balls, Chalk, Cues, Cue Leathers, &c., constantly on hand, and for sale at the lowest prices. Repairing and removing of Tables, and all other orders, promptly attended to. MECHANIC STREET MACHINE SHOP, - -' BUFFALO, N. Y. PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES Of all sizes on hand and made to order, also LATHES of every delwiption. Jobbing of all kinds, done on short notice, at the most reasonable prices. FA.TT.Xji JBaAIX) X>. Deputy Inspector of Steam Boilers. LOUIS KNELL, .... Office, 336 Batavia Street, ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 3OT L. A. GREINER, PRACTICAL Veterinary Surgeon 37 E. Market St., BUFFALO, 3ST. "3T, SXIiTTEaBL 1VC£2X>^.XJ FB.OM PffAPOLBON XXX- No charge, except for board, for any case which is not cured.

BOARDING, LIVERY, AND SALE STABLE, 73 and 75 Garroll St., BUFFALO, H. Y. GQBFREY ZIMMERMANN,

1 MM Keeps constantly on hand and for sale, a choice variety of FRUIT TREES, GRAPE VINES, STRAWBERRY PLANTS, &e. On Genesee Street, one mile east from pavement,

Office, 571 Main Street. rBUPFALO, 2ST. TT. I 398 ERIE COUNTY JSBeiNESS DIRECTORY. DR. D. B. WIGGINS, 440 Main St., opp. the Park, BUFFALO, N. Y., DEALER IN BOTANIfi MEDICINE! Perfumery, Soaps, Brushes, Combs, &c., also dealer in GARDEN AJSJ> FLOWER SEEDS, Plants, Bouquets, and all articles that pertain to a first-class Medicine and Seed store. GEO. W. HANFORD, GEO. S. WATERS, Dealer in Chemist and Druggist, And dealer in all the popular patent Drugs, Mefficines, medicines of the day. AND CHEMICALS. Particular attention given to dispensing Groceries, Perfumery, Soaps, Brushes, Family Prescriptions. Toilet Articles, Alcohol, Pure Wines PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS and Liquors for medicinal purposes, Accurately dispensed at all hours of the Glass, Putty, Paints, Oils, Varnishes day or night, and only the choicest drugs employed for this purpose. Bemember and dye stuffs. the number, Gowanda, Cattaraugus Co. N. 7. 350 Elk Street, near corner Hayward. Physicians' prescriptions carefully com- pounded. Sign of big Mortar. EYE AND EAR TBWIBMJkXT, BUFFALO, 1>T- "ST. Blindness and Deafness cured. Artificial Eyes and Ear Drums inserted. Noise in and Discharges from the Ear cured without pai i. No charge made for an examination or an opinion. 0:oss-eye, cataract, &c$.| cured in one minute. South Division Street, between Main and Washington. ^P. G. STANLEY, M. D. From Opthalmic Hospitallife Y. Late Staff SurgfflB. V- OATARRH CURED WITHOUT PAIN. BIEFFENSTAHLWROtHEim^ CrERMAf APOTHECARIES, No. 534 Main Street,

r (Opp. the Head of Genesee Street), BUFFALO, 1ST. TT.

CHAS. BAKER. W. B. PULLMAN. BAKER «fc ^VriJ&u'M.AJS, WItoleBale Be&lei® la Wrapping Papefft Manilla Paper, Paper Bags and Twines. 165 Washington Street, one<^i* south of Exchange Street, BUFFALO, N. Y. Cash paid for Bags, Bope, Old Books, &c. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

J4X ; JOSEPH IEB, jgj

OMBHSL^ (mmmi GSSi flfiB QBI fSSmk BfiHn^ send BBM^

3§ GAS and STEAM FITTING,

No. 530 HVE^IIX street.

CHANDELIERS, GAS FIXTURES,

Of all descriptions,

BATH TUBS, WATER CLOSETS,

Water Heaters, Brewers9 Faucets,

Rubber Hose, Marble Wash Stands,

Cast Iron Sinks, Brass and Iron Pipe,

Pumps, Sheet Lead and Pipe Lead,

Old Gas .Fixtures Re-Finished,

Sewers Laid and Repaired,

Washing machines & Clothes Wringers.

ALL WORK WARRANTED. L 400 BRIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. JOHNSTON, HUNTLEY & CO.,

MANUFACTURERS OF TO-KaNTST? OlSPJS

RAKING

^L3srr> Johnston's Patent Cycloid Mower, ^ROCKPdRT, N. YT ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 401 QaTTIEIElsr OIT1T LAND OFFICE,

BY

JAMES MOONEY,

NO. 20 ARCADE BUILDING,

BUFFALO, N. Y.,

ATTENDS TO THE

Buying and Selling of F|al Estate,

MAKING "CITY AND COUNTY TAX SEARCHES,

Negotiating Bonds and Mortgages,

Renting Houses and Lots,

Collecting Rents,

EFFECTING INSURANCE ON PROPERTT. 402 BRIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. WILLIAMSVILLE CEMENT. 2. MILLER c*5 SOTNT, Manufacturers and Bealers in WATER LIME CEMENT, Office and Ware^mse, Nos. 93 and 95 Ohio Street,

BENJ. MILLER,) ED. B. MILLER. J h «* METZ & BLOCHER, ?*7 - Manu'frs of the SPBINjB STEEL TOOTH Rockaway Rake, Also of PLASTER SOWERS, Lumber and Spring Wagons. CLARENCE CENTRE, ERIE CO., N. Y. STONE WARE MANUFACTORY. I o. "w. BR-Axrisr, * Manufacturer and Dealer in STONE ¥AEE, 443 and 449 East Seneca Street, And 412 Carroll, ."BUFFALO, N. Y. .Niagara Pressed Brick Company, MANUFACTURERS OF PRESSED IB-H/TCIEC, B

GEO. A, WHITE, Sec'y, Office 83 Main Street, ADVERTISING: DEPARTMENT. 403 :EV A., BAJLCOIM:, MANUFACTURER OF BRICK AND TILE, Ked and White (or light colored), Pressed and Stock, Sewer, Oven, Jamb and Hard Paving Bricks SEWER PIPE and DRAIN TILE, All sizes, constantly on hand. Cornice and other Fancy Brick made to order. Office, corner Main and Perry Sts., Cold Spring, BUFFALO, N. Y. All inquiries by mail cheerfully answered. Agent for BRICK PRESSES AND MOULDING MACHINES.

JOHN LYTH & SONS, PBACTICAL FARM DRAINERS, A.I«T1> SE3XVSB. COKTSTRUCTORS, Are prepared to furnish Drain Tile, and t@ assume the personal direction of works of Agricultural and Town Drainage in any part of the country, on the lowest possible terms. Also general Draining- Engineering done* and lines of Drains laid down on maps for the direction of farmers. Also, for sale the BEST HARD BRAIN TILE MACHINE NOW IN USE, For which the First Premium Medal was awarded at the State Fair, held at Buffalo, 1867. Office at P. A. BALCOM'S, Cor. Maiin and Ferry Sis., Cold Spring, JOHN LYTH ALFRED LYTH, JOHN LYTH Orders sent by mail promptly attended to.

GEO. HAUENSTEIN & CO., J. L. CHICHESTER, Proprietors of the BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER. 1464 MAIN STREET, BOOK BIN DING Between Utica & Ferry Sts., In all its branches, executed in the BUFFAJLO, N. Y. greatest variety of style. Plants, Bouquets, Flowers, Baskets, Flower 194 and 198 Washington St., Stands, &c &c, kept constantly on hand and made to order. BDTFALO, N. Y. 404 BRIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. IT. Cf HILL,

Manufacturer and Dealer in HOT AIRFDRNACES, Portable Heaters, STOVES, RANGES, Ac, Also Manufacturer of COPPER, SHEET IRON and TIN WARE, Corner of Seneca and. Pearl Streets, T3U:F:F,.A.IJO, 3sr. "sr. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 405

FRENCH WIG MAKER AND LADIES' HAIR DRESSER, Also Manufacturer of TOUPEES, SCALPS, BRAIDS, CURLS, &c, &c. Importer of French Perfumery and Fancy Articles, No. 319 Main Street, Over J. C. Jewett7s Store, opp. Churches, BUFFALO, N. Y. Ventilated Wigs and Toupees of every description. EMPIRE STATE SEEDS. life Uttsuranx* So. mi ID Watertown, N. Y. Vegetable Seeds. Issues every desirable form of Policy. Affords Policy Holders absolute Flower Seeds. security. >

POLICIES NON-F0EP STABLE I Tree Seeds.

Should the insured discontinue payments SEND FOR OUR CATALOGUE. after 2 years, the Policy would be in force 2 years and 3 days longer; After 3 years, do. 3 years and 27 days longer " 4 ** do. 4 " " 46 M M D. " 5 do. 5 " " 66 " Seed Growers and Importers, GEO. L. THORNE, Late with J. M. Thorburn & Co., N. Y. GENERAL AGENT, 602 MAIN STREET, 348 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y. BUFFALO, N, Y. D.'O. SHERMAN & CO.,

{SUCCESSORS TO JOSEPH CURRIER.) WHOLESALE GROCERS

2TO- SO"? 3S£-AJPT STREET.

^HH^HH 406 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. | THOMAS W. TOYE, tM3 Practical Plumber, GAS and STEAM FITTER. I

A Large and Well Selected Stock of PLUMBERS' AND GAS FIWERS'

Tin and Galvanized Iron Gutters, CONDUCTORS and CORNICES, Constantly on hand. CISTERN and WELL PUMPS,

Iron, Lead and Zinc Sinks, BATH TUBS, Gas Chandeliers, Pendants and Brackets, LEAD and IRON PIPES, Gas and Steam Pipes and Fittings, always offered at the Lowest Market Price. HOT AIR IFTT:m.TXrA.a:BS RE^AIRIEID- OFFICE and WARE-ROOMS, X"7 "West Eagle Street, BUFFALO, N. Y. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT, m EMPIRE IRON RAILING WORKS

WELCH «£ STARBIRD, Manufacturers of every Description of If §i f tiii ^i Bolllsig FOR HOUSE and CEMETERY LOTS. VERANDAH and BALCONY RAILING, VASES, FOUNTAINS, CHAIRS, And other Ornaments for House Lots No. 80 West Seneca and 110 Terrace Streets,

rBTr^F-A-iiO, asr. "Z\ PC. OLVER, .A-gfent FOR THE Chicago Elastic Stone Roofing, Office No. 7 Brown's Buildings, Depot 71 Elm St., Buffalo, H. Y. All orders for Roofing executed promptly. It will not run in hot weather, nor crack in cold. Always Elastic. ^^ LATEST INVENTION FOR SAUSAGE MAKEKS PATENTED BY

No. 355 Genesee St.,

BUFFALO, U. Y.

••BLaaaaaal^LaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaB 4$$ ERIE COUNTY BUfI#BSS DIRECTORY. IFOTT2>nE) MANUFACTURING CO. ^ .» — Steam Dredges and Derricks, Stationary and Marine Engines. Castings and Machinery of aljjfeinds made to order. At SPALDING'S Machine Shop and Furnace, LOCKPORT, N^Y. L. AUSTIN SPALDING, Pres't and Ulas. ALEX. POUND, Snp't. Practical Machinist, And Engine Builder. ^"MACHINISTS' TOOLS MADE TO ORDERS IJOCKPORT, KT. -IT. Machine Jobbing Promptly Attended to. EPROVED WILSON SHUTTLE laoliliio MAKES THE LOCK STITCH, Sews the Heaviest and Finest Cloths perfectly, SIMPLE J±2sTJD DURABLE. PRICE COMPLETE, $40.

W. WISE, 8 Bast Eagle Street, BUFFALO, N. Y. L. OATMAN & SON, DEALERS IN §&¥ ###HS, €&* Y BUM Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, Boots, and Shoes, HATS, CAPS, and GENERAL MERCHANDISE 1YMANOATMAN, ) ANftAT.A N Y DA VID C. OATMAJT. f All UUUil, J.1. X SHIPPERS OF LVItlBER AND PRODUCE. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 409 GOULD BROTHERS, •tine Oraaty Nurseries ROCHESTER, X. Y. Office and Grounds on East Avenue, at Central Railroad Crossing. Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Grape Vines, SHRUBS, GREEN HOUSE PLANTS, ROSES, &c. An extensive stock constantly on hand.§ Nurserymen and Dealers supplied. Call or send for priced Catalogue. Correspondence solicited. ©. H. GOULD. DE. #£ GOULD. LIS ROY S. OATMAN, A±1KG-OXJJ±, ^sT- "ST. DEALER IN

ID-'STE STUFFS, PATENT MEDICINES, Perfumery and Toilet Articles, Window, and WALL PAPER, BOOKS, Stationery* Pocket Cutlery, Confectionery, Cigars, &c. Physicians' Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours, day and night. -fleiesee Yalley-Nurseries These Nurseries occupy over Three Hundred Acres, wholly devoted to the raising for sale of Fruit & Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Roses, Green ifeuse Hants, Grapes, && Catalogues of their stock with^llMs, mailed to any address. 175 Plymouth. Avenue, FROST & CO., Prop's, ROCHESTER. NOLAN BROTHERS,

Manufacturers of all kinds of

No. 38 Mechanic Street,

BARTHOLOMEW NOLAN JAMES NOLAN. m BUFFALO, N. Y.

v%TwwrmfflEW&& 410 ERIE COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. FURNITURE MANUFACTORY, ON TH3ES O^SH S"X";SmH\£.

THE INCREASING DEMAND FOR GOOD 1TOB5II1WRS At SB©W PEI11S Induced the undersigned to make this the largest Establishment in the State j embracing Nos. 261, 263, 255 and 257 Main Street, and running through to Nos. 260 and 262 Washington Street. Here may be found the , LARGEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF PLAIN AND ELEGANT New Style Cabinet Furniture^ Ever before offered, all of which will be sold at a GREAT REDUCTION ON FORMER LOW PRICES, while the quality of the work will remain as heretofore, unrivalled. ISAAC D- WHITE, 257 Main St, WILLIAM HERSEE & CO., * H A H w < ©

3 © 8 i o SB « H P H 05 H o M 5 ©

JOBBERS SUPPLIED AT LOWEST RATES.

SIEWD ^OI&IIjIjTJSTR^TmiD OIKOTJLJEVK.

u3E3 "X* XV A LOCK STITCH HIGHEST PEBMIUM SEWING MACHINES. The JETNA is a noiseless Shuttle or Lock Stitch Machine, and possesses the good qualities of all First-Class Machines yet invented. The needle is straight and protected by a guide; it is the simplest machine yet invented, and all the variety of work can be done on it to perfection. The instructions accompanying each Machine are so complete, that lessons in our office, if not convenient, are uncece'ssary. They are adapted to all kinds of Fam­ ily Sewing, Dress Making, Tailors, Manufacturers of Clothing, Boot* and Shoes, Linen Goods, Hats, Caps, Cloaks, Mantillas, Harness Work, &c. They work equally well upon Leather, Silk, Linen, Woolen, and Cotton Goods, with Silk, Cotton or Linen Thread. They will seam, gather, hem, fell, quilt, cord, braid, bind, and jerform every species of Sewing, making a per­ fect stitch, alike on both sides of the fabric. THEODORE MEYER, Agent, No. 4 East Huron St., Buffalo, N. Y

MACHINE IMPROVED! It sets up its own work, knits all sizes, narrows and -widens at will, knits heel into the stocking and narrows off the tot; com. plete—producing a 1 varieties of knit goods, from an infant's stacking, mitten or glove, to a lady's shawl or hood. Has taken the First Premiums. Gold and Silver MEDALS, At all Fairs and Exhibitions, including THE PARIS EXPOSITION OF 1867. It is simple, durable, easily operated, and war­ ranted to SUCCEED In the hands' of every purchaser. THEODORE MEYER, Ag't, No 4 E. Huron St., 2d door from Main Street, BUFFALO. N. Y.

OLD AND NEW. A MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

EDITED BY REV. EDWARD E. HALE.

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BUSINESS ESTABLISHED IN 1828.

1LBJ IJm MANUFACTURING COMPANY. Works on East Avenue, Salesroom 10 South Water Street,

Manufacture the Celebrated Hall Threshing Machines A. MO an Ptwiiim Combined Clover Threshers,. Hnllers and Cleaners, "Farmers' Favorite" Grain Drills, &c.

Our Threshing Machines and Horse Powers are so well known, and have proved so far superior to all others, that we deem it only necessary to mention them. Our Clover Machine, commonly known as " Collins & Shattuck's, has proved equally superior, and so great is our confidence in it that we warrant it to give * satisfaction to purchasers. The *« Farmers' Favorite " Grain Drill, is the most perfect implement ever offered to the Farmers of Western New York. It is the only Drill having separate sets of Distributors for Coarse and Fine Grain. This feature has proved indispensable to accurate sowing. We WARRANT it to sow Wheat, Rya, Barley, Oats, Corn, Peas, or other Grains evenly, and in any desired quantity, without injuring any seed. If it fails in any respect, it may be returned, and the money paid will be returned. We have full sets of Patterns, and pay special attention to suppplying Repairs for all Hall Machines in use, including those made by the late Joseph Hall, Glen & Hall, ourselves, or others. ALL OUR WORK IS FULLY WARRANTED. Catalogues and Price Lists of Machines and Repairs, sent FREE to all Applicants. Address THE GLEN & HALL MANUF'G CO., ROCHESTER, TST. Y. • • • ' ® j& FOB rum MttW

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