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oi -Sayles Nellie, domestic, 65 Hudson

S Sayre Jesse A., peddlar, 72 Yates

^ Scanlon James, laborer, 97 -W Clinton

S Scanlon Robert, carpenter, b. 97 W Clinton

^5 SCHALLOWITZ CHARLES, lager beer,i8 S Tioga, h. same

^Scott Daniel W., rag packer, 3 W Clinton

|S Scott Frank J., student, b. S U., room 15

Scott George, cigar maker, 50 W State

Scott Mrs. Jabez, 7 1 N Geneva

Scott James L., laborer, 42 Pleasant

f SCOTT LEWIS, saloon, under 10 S Aurora, h. 155 Hudson

| Scott Royal, blacksmith, 86 N Plain

Scott William, laborer, 18 Esty

^ Scout Alfred, laborer, 120 W Buffalo

J> Scoville Fanny, 141 W State

Schasffer Charles A., prof. C. U., 103 E Seneca

r3_ Schallberg Charles, organ maker, Chestnut 3 N of Elm

* Schearer Frank, organ maker, 88^ W Mill

1, SCHENCK GEORGE, carriage and sign painter, over o W

. Green, h. 178 N Cayuga

Q Schermerhorn Madison, shoemaker, 125 E Buffalo

~ Schermerhorn Wellington, salesman, b. 125 E Buffalo

tq Schmitt George, barber, n Utica

Schmitt William, barber, b. Martin House

?3 Schnable Emile R, student, b. 127 E Buffaio

Schoonmaker Effie, tailoress, 26 S. Aurora

Schoonmaker Mrs. W. D., 58 Hudsonto

t; Schryver Adelbert, blacksmith, 82 W Green

k* Schryver Charles H., baker, 42 W Mill

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Schuyler Charles W., carpenter, 12 Washington

^ SCHUYLER GEORGE W, druggist, 13 N Tioga, h. 103 E

K Seneca

S Schuyler Henry T. B., b. 71 N Aurora

.-~ Schuyler James V. R., b. 5 1 N Tioga

g Schuyler Rebecca, b. 17 E Buffalo

Schuyler Sage W., railroad, b. 71 N Aurora

-gSchumm George, student, b. Cascadilla Place

* Schutt Cara M., boarding house, 51 Hazen

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Schutt Charles W., carpenter, 41 Huestis k_

Schwartz Robert, (Hefter & S.), b. Cook's Hotel ..Scribner Gertrude E. and Susan B., 38 N Tioga *|Scribner Rogers, clerk, 38 N Tioga *

SEAMAN ABRAM M., plane maker and wood yard, 88 N

Geneva

Seaman Ai G., carpenter, 4 Utica 1^,Seaman Charles E., farmer, 168 Humboldt

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-Seaman Charles S., (D. J. Seaman & Son), b. 64 S Geneva <

Seaman Daniel J., (D. J. Seaman & Son), 59 W Buffalo ?SEAMAN D. J. & SON,(D. J. & C. S.), livery, 12 and 14

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Seaman Mrs. George R., 9 Farm |Seaman Mrs. Henry, 66 S Aurora f

Seaman Mrs. Isaac, 10 Dey 8pSeaman James, carpenter, 13 Utica ^ft

Seaman Lot B., teamster, 15 Second~

Seaman William, boat builder, 80 W Green

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oSeamon James E., clerk Cook's Hotel, h. 134 N Cayuga

SEAMON JAMES F., blacksmith and horse shoeing, 25 S*

Cayuga, h. 32^ same x!

Seamon John, shoemaker, b. 19 Prospect5

Seamon Pasco H., laborer, 19 Prospect a

Searles Ezra, hostler, 49 N Albany &,

Seddon Thomas, machinist, 83 W Green '"O

Seely Lewis, brakeman, 112 W Buffalo S.

Seely J. Milton, watchman, 7 S Plain 2

Seely Orlando, engineer, 124 W Seneca fcg

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

Seely Warren, farmer, 49 Utica

Seely Mrs Zalmon, 124 W Seneca ^Selby Caroline, domestic, 22 E Buffalo ^

Selby Mrs. Henry, 35 S Plain T

SELKREG JOHN H., president Ithaca Daily and Weekly |]Journal Association, h. 76 E Buffalo

Selover Abram A., painter, b. 64 N Tioga ~aSelover Clark G., (Livingston & S.), 78 W Green

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Selover Jane, b. 57 N Aurora g: . .

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to Selover Philip, cigarmaker, 57 N Aurora

-gSelover Oscar S., clerk, St.Johns Hotel

c SEVERN CHARLES, grocer, 105 arid h. 66 W State

&, Severance Frank H. student, b. S U., room 6

CLj Sexton Loren, painter, 40 Linn

K> Seymour Frederick H., student, b. n. 75 Hazen

^_ Shanahan James, laborer, 80 W Clinton

of Shanahan Margaret, 80 W Clinton

S Shackford Charles C, prof. C. U., h. University ave

^ Shackford Lucy, student, b. Prof. C. C. S., University ave

^ Shade Nancy, 49 Cascadilla ave

Ss Shannon Patrick, coal, 16 N Meadow

IS Shannon Susie, domestic, 24 W Buffalo

s Shannon Thomas, laborer, 2% Wheat2,

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!f Shannon Thomas, laborer, 52 Washington

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Sharp Charles M., dentist, 13 E Seneca, h. same

S Sharp Dennis P., sup't Ithaca Agricultural Works, h. 13.Er- Seneca

., Sharp George, confectioner, b. 57 N Geneva

| Sharp Matthew, carriage trimmer, b. 57 N Geneva

Shaw Anning O., collector and janitor, 41 Prospect

Shaw Catherine, 84 N AlbanyX Shaw Charles, cigarmaker, b. Cook's Hotel

1| Shaw Charles R. boilermaker, b. 55 S Cayuga

^ Shaw Charles S., porter, 42 Fourth

^ Shaw Eugene M., machinist, 27 S Cayuga

^_ Shaw Fred. S., bookbinder, b. 55 & Cayuga

^ Shaw Hannah, 1 1 1 E State

|5 Shaw Henry, engineer, 71 S Cayuga

-. Shaw James, farmer, b. Cascadilla Cottage

-| Shaw John G., florist and building mover, 142 E Buffalo

Shaw Joshua, gardener, 55 S Cayuga

|3 Shaw Kate, domestic, 1 1 E Seneca

g Shaw Margaret, 73 S Cayuga

t. Shaw Thomas E., teamster, 73 S Cayuga

Shea Patrick, laborer, 39 Wheat

g Sheelen Annie, domestic, 8 S Geneva

-g Sheffer Charles E., master mechanic, 56 N Plain

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-^Shehan Thomas, laborer, 88 S Aurora sf

Sheiman Eva, domestic, 96 E Seneca

Sheldon Charles S., student, b. 51 Huestis|"

Sheldon Fannie, music teacher, b. 55 E Buffalo;'

Sheldon Jones P. (Sheldon & Robinson), 44 S Geneva ~LSHELDON & ROBINSON (J. P. Sheldon, M. A. Robinson), g.

hack and livery, 23 S Tioga s

Shepard C. S., stereotyper, b. 56.N Geneva**

Shepard- Elizabeth, 97 Utica gShepard Ezra H., engineer, 17 First

<^Shepard Eugene F., clerk, b. $2 Lake ave IShepard Fred., b. 52 Lake ave

Shepard 'Harriet, b. 79 E Seneca"

Shepard Kitty, b. 52 First

Shepard Maria, 90 Hudson 5*

Shepard Mary, 79 E Senecag"

Shepard Moses, clerk, 52 Lake ave j

Shepard Ralph, 65 E Mill a_

SHEPARD WILLIAM C, Capt. Cayuga Lake steamers, |52 First

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Shepherd Mrs. O. H., 61 W Buffalo^

Sheridan Maggie, domestic, Ithaca Hotel5̂)

Sheridan Page, cooper. 12 W Clinton 'gi

SHERMAN A. & SON, (A. & F. C. Sherman), prop'r Ithaca^

Hotel, c. State and Aurora fe!

Sherman Alexander, (A. S. & Son), Ithaca HotelS-

Sherman Frederick C, (A. S. & Son), Ithaca Hotela'

Sherman George W., (Nash & S.), 69 EddySherman Isabel, teacher, b. 188 E State to

Sherman Hiram, carpenter, 90 N Aurora

Sherry Douglas, machinist, b. Martin House~

SHERWOOD CHARLES R.,gents'

furnishing and shirts a?

65 E State, h. 5 First a

Sherwood Moses, laborer, 60 Brindley g^

Sherwood Samuel P., salesman, 47 N Tioga Cj

Sherwood Watson J., miller, Sylvan Park Mills Six Mile creek &

Shields Lizzie B., seamstress, b. 17 S Aurora ,_-

Shinkel J. Newton,, student, b. N U., room 59a"

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Shippen Henry, student, b. n. 75 Hazen

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Shiras George, student, b. 86 E Seneca

&_ Shirley Atwood, painter, 37 N Aurora

^ Shirley Joseph, marble cutter, 90 S Aurora

' Shirley Joseph, Jr., machinist, b. 90 S Aurora

^ Shirley Palmer W., painter, 27 Linn

Sholar Dora, 129 Humboldt

Sholen Carrie T., domestic, Cook's Hotel

Shores Samuel, 31 N Meadow

Shorter Matilda, domestic, cor. Titus ave and S AlbanyShorter Thomas J., janitor, b. 51 Quarry

,Shultz Marcus, cigar maker, 8 Third

? Shurger Edgar, farmer, b. 191 N Aurora

~~^ Shurger Eugene A., auctioneer, b. 191 N Aurora

*i Shurter Lyman, fireman, b. 101 W State

"r^ Sibley Edward H., student, b. N. U., room 56

^ Sibley Henry, student, b. Prof. I. P. Roberts, C. U. Campus

*S Sigler James, engineer, 34 Madison

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^pSigler John L., painter, 20 Madison

g Sigler Maria, 20 Madison

Silke Cornelius M., gasman, 9 Esty

5 Silke Joseph, carpenter, b. 9 Esty

^Simons Seward, student, b. DeWitt ave

Simpson Ada A., type-writer, b. 59 Prospect

sT Simpson Decatur, laborer, 27 Cliff

t_ Simpson Edwin, 52 Pleasant

Is Simpson Elizabeth, 59 Prospect

^2Simpson George F., 52 Pleasant

~~ Simpson Horace H., railroad, 113 W State

t Sincepaugh F. DeWitt, express, b. 105 E State

5; Sincepaugh George, (George and John S.), 105 E State

:| SINCEPAUGH GEORGE AND JOHN, U. I. & E., R. R.

fS coaches, 105 E State

^Sincepaugh James, cartman, 141 N Tioga

'g Sincepaugh John, (George and John), 26 Farm

d Sincepaugh Noah, teamster, 56 Farm

Sincepaugh William B., b. 105 E State

^ Sinclair Thomas, h. 31 Railroad ave

P. 0. Box, 21 Ithaca, If- Y. Residence, 40 Huestis St,

GKEO_R.GKE SOHEITCE:,

CARRIAGE,

Sip and Ornamental Painter,

Neat Work at Satisfactory Eates,

Shop, 6 IV Green. Residence, 176 North Cayuga,

ITHACA, N. Y.

NORTON & CONKLIN,

CITY BILL POSTERS AND DISTRIBUTORS,

Titus Block, Ithaca, N. Y.

fSir'Soi.E OwNEKS OF ALL BlLL BOARDS IN ClTY.<_Jg

The Bell Telephone 1

Cheap and instantaneous communication by Telephone

in connection with the Magnetto calls.

The telephone has now attained such simplicity and

cheapness, as to render it univei sally available for public,

private, social or business communication.

No battery required, no skill necessary, only the voice

of ordinary conversation required.

It conveys the quality of the voice so that the tone of

the person speaking can be recognized at the other end of

the line.

It enables the manufactures to talk with his FactorySuperintendent, the Physician with hispatients. It es

tablishes instantaneous communication between the main ',

and the branch office, the home and the store or office, the

Country residence and the stable, or any part of the

grouftds, and in fact between any twopoints miles apart.

The noise of machinery, or the rattling of heavy carts

over stone pavements does not in the least interfere with

perfect communication.

To see Telephones and Magnetto calls in operation,

call at the Rooms of Phonographic Institute, in Titus

Building.

All are invited to a free test of its practicability.

Telephones and Magnetto calls furnished. Lines put

up on short notice, and in the most substantial manner,

at the lowest living rates.

For further information, apply to

W. O. WYCKOFF,

Ithaca, N. Y.

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SINTON JOSEPH, fruit grower, Cliff N of Corporation

Line <.

Sinton Melvin M., b. 235 E State |

Sinton William K. (Franklin & S.), Cliff N of Corporation line *.

Sisson P. Frank, (Bostwick & S.), 65 S Albany s

Skelly John, 78 S Cayuga |:

Skidmore Mrs E., b. 70 S Albany

Skinner Frank W., student, N U., room 54 g

Skinner James, student, b. 79 E Seneca *

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

Slattery Kate, domestic, 102 E State |Slaughter John, waiter, 16 S Albany

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Slauson Allan B., student, S U., room 30 S*

Slenski Joseph, peddler, 84 W Mill 55-

Slocum Charles H., clerk, 57 Columbia _Sloughter, Henry, shoemaker, 93 W Green js

SMALL & GENUNG, (G. Small, R. B. Genung), lumber, >,

19 and 21 S Tioga *

Small George, (S. & Genung), b. 43 S Geneva tej

Smiley Thomas, laborer, 56 Wheat

Smiley George M., postal clerk, 49 W Seneca *>

Smith Abbie, b. 93 E Seneca a

Smith Albert E., pilot, n. Steamboat Landing

SMITH ALEX., laundry and dyeing, 10 S Cayuga, b. 34 Sg1

Cayuga^

SMITH ALEXANDER, livery and boarding stable, 19,

21, 23 S Cayuga, h. 13 W Buffalo g_

Smith Ann, 70 S CayugaS'

Smith Alvin, expressman, b. 13 Cascadilla

Smith Alonzo, barber, 50 S Plain^

Smith August, glassblower, b.38 First |

SMITH B. HERMON, C. U. stereotypy and printer, Sibley

Building, C. U. Campus|-

Smith Bell, shirtmaker, 141 W State

SMITH BROS., Q. G. & C. A.) general teamsters, 17 W Mill^

SMITH BROS., (S. & W. H.), attorneys and counselors, |up stairs Smith Block, c. State and

Aurora*

Smith Calvin, farmer, 52Hancock

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S, Smith Caro L., student, b. Cascadilla Place

Smith Charles, carpenter, 93 S Aurora

o Smith Charles, laborer, 90 Hancock

^ Smith Charles A., (S. Bros.), 19 W Mill

,T Smith Rev. Charles A., pastor Zion's Church, 10 Wheat

0 Smith Charles R., grocer, 64 S Aurora

^ SMITH CLARENCE L., attorney and justice of peace, 2

^ Vant Block, b. 6o'^ N Tioga

v Smith Cornelia D., student, b. Cascadilla Place

SMITH & CROSSMAN, (M. M. Smith, A. Crossman),plan-

.g ing, turning and scroll-sawing, 26 E Green

Smith E. Howard, teamster, 115 E State

'e Smith Edward S student, b. 152 E Seiieca

1 Smith Elizabeth P., 61 Farm

Smith Ellen, 6 Wheat

Smith Frank, hostler, b. 17 Sears

r Smith Frank H., clerk, over 12 S Aurora

Sj Smith Fred E., student, N U., room 40

.Smith Gardner H., 30 W Mill

Smith George H., barber, b. 70 S Cayuga

Smith George S., b. 91 WMill

Smith Hannah, 139 W Seneca

Smith Hanson, telegraph operator, b. 96 N Aurora

SMITH HARRISON, horses, at Lennon's, h. 17 Sears

' Smith Henry, teamster, 14 Railroad ave

Smith H. Herbert, entomologist, b. Cascadilla Place

IS Smith Horace E., cartman, 79 N Albany

| SMITH HORACE I., druggist, 6 E State, h. 30 S Albany

j Smith Ichabod D., saloon and fish, 60 W Seneca, h. 48 N Plain

,-. Smith James, painter, b. 107 E State

S Smith Jeremy, 36 Linn

^ Smith John B., teamster, 27 S Cayuga

r Smith John F., laborer, 123 W Green

J SMIT1J JOHN G., (Smith Bros.), billiards, Clinton Block,

h. 17 W Mill

Smith Laura, domestic, 50 S Plain

Smith Laura J., domestic, 26 E Buffalo

Smith Mrs. Levi, 27 Thirdg

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Smith Marcia, teacher, b. Cascadilla PlaceSmith Mary E., student, b. 95 E Seneca

Smith Matilda, 108 W Green

Smith MiloD., brakeman, b. 101 W State

Smith Milton M., (Smith & Crossman), 96 N Aurora

Smith Philemon P., engineer, 19 Varick OjSmith Robina S., student, b. Cascadilla Place I.Smith Mrs. Samuel W., 31 N Geneva ^Smith Samuel, 17 Farm s^

Smith Samuel, laborer, 8 Wheat K,

Smith Sears, hackman, 75 S Aurora <

Smith Simeon, attorney, (Smith Bros.), 38 Linn^"

Smith Squire J., boarding house, 34 S Cayuga<|

Smith Theobald, student, b. 3 Linn

Smith William H., fireman, 50 Hancock

Smith William H (Smith Bros.), attorney, 36 Linn gSMITH WILLIAM M., grain and coal, 15 and h. 91 N I

Aurora

Smith William O., shoemaker, 49 S Geneva .-

Smithers John J., moulder, 135 W State*"

Smyth Elinor J., student, b. Sage College g:

SNAITH JOHN, builder and contractor, 22 S Aurora, h. 40 a

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Sneden Moses B., slater, 23 Sears 5".

Snow Frank F., mason, 20 E State

SNOW MRS. O. F., dressmaker, 20 E State, h. same|"

Snow Phoebe E., tailoress, 82 Linn g.

Snow Roswell, laborer, 5 E Clinton >

Snyder Harry W., student, S. U., room 6

Snyder Hattie, domestic, 126 E Seneca ^Snyder Leo, laborer, 98 Hector r

Snyder Libbie, domestic, 149 N Aurora ^Snyder Maggie, domestic, 126 E Seneca

Snyder William S., lumber yard, 43 S Geneva

Sodders John, engineer, b. 167 W State

Southard Mrs. Lewis, 148 NTioga"

SPAHN HENRY, prop'r University Hotel, 1 and 3 S

Aurora, h. same

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^ Spaulding Charlotte A., 6 Linn

; Spaulding Mrs. James, 32 First

IS, Spaulding L. Edgar, blacksmith, 146 Elm

| Spaulding Moses J., student, N. U., room 48

" Spaulding Orlando, carpenter, 10 Dey

SPEAR RICHARD, bill poster, 33 Cascadilla

4| Speer Matthias, Newfield and Havana stage driver, 79 W

^ Seneca*K_

*_, Spence Adelbert, cigar maker, b., Cook's Hotel

s Spence John, cigar maker, 60 Farm

,40 Spence William, teamster, 20 Linn

S Spence William, jr., mason, b. 20 Linn

^ Spencer Mrs. D. D., 59 N Tioga

c^ Spencer Edward H., machinist, 315 E State

Spencer Helen M., Post Office clerk, b. 59 N Tioga

^ Spencer Hiram W., b. 315 E State

_Spencer James C. A., miller, 94 N Aurora

* Spencer Jennie, 2 Madison

], Spencer Laura A., domestic, 64 N Cayuga

1 Spencer Sarah, 98 E Buffalo

2q. SPENCER SPENCE, bookseller and stationer, 7 N Tioga,

rif h. 39 Hudson

gq Spicer Lucy, b. 120 W Clinton

SPRAGUE JOSEPH B., cor. Titus ave and S Albany

^ Squires Benjamin, court crier, 130 N Tioga

_^Squire Jerome M., salesman, 50 University

"12 Stack Kate, domestic, 60 E Buffalo

^ StackMargaret,-

domestic, 104 E Buffalo

,* Staley John H., constable, 104 Humboldt

Starks Russel H., carnage-trimmer, 4 Pleasant^_

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^ Staub John S., painter, b. 4 S Meadow

K STAMP ABIAL B., prop'r Tompkins House, c. Seneca and

Aurora

>s Stanbro Henry, student, b. 64 E Seneca

| STANION JAMES H., blacksmith carriage works, 7 S Corn,05

h. 8 Hudson

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

s5 E Seneca

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Stanley Starr, shoemaker, 49 Cascadilla ave (^

Stanton Robert, student, b. 14 E Green .Stark Mary, domestic, Tompkins House ^Starr Fred H., cook, b. 283 E State -

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Starr George B., well-driver, 45 S Meadowa

Stearns James B., student, b. Cascadilla Place |.Stebbins Alfred, prof. C. U., 108 N Aurora *qStebbins Jennie M., domestic, 106 N Aurora

Steele Walter C, blacksmith, 174 Elm <

Steele William M., fruit-grower, 174 Elmk|

Steenburgh Theodore, carpenter, b. 10 1 W State ^Steep Margaret, domestic, 93 E Buffalo

Stephens Abram, carpenter, 74 Tompkins |Stephens Byron, upholsterer, 11 Monroe J

Stephens Clement T., clerk, b. 146 Hudson 5pStephens Franklin, cooper, b. 54 First J5

Stephens George, clerk, b. 6 N Corn

Stephens Henry, baker, b. 54 First

Stephens Henry W., telegraph operator, 46 Esty S.

STEPHENS JOHN L., marble yard and groceries, no W-*

State, and h. 6 N Corn feSTEPHENS JESSE W., dry goods, groceries and meat I

market, 78 Cascadilla and 100 N Cayuga, h. 78 Casca-a

dilla !,Stephens Luther, cooper, 54 First '"OStephens Mary, 105 Cascadilla S.

Stephens Mary J., dressmaker, 24 E State, h. same J|

STEPHENS PHILIP, meat market, 8 E State, h. 146 toHudson s>

Stephens Sarah M., milliner, 191 N Aurora ^

STEPHENS THOMAS J., marble and granite works, 11 S ^Tioga, h. 97 W Seneca <

Stephens William G., carpenter, 63 S Cayuga r.Stevens Amelia A., 289 E State ^

STEVENS BENJAMIN A., meat market, Osmun Block, N|"

Cayuga, b. 26 Monroe "^Stevens Catharine, 140 W Green .

Stevens Charles, clerk, Westport, n. Cascadilla^^

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fS Stevens Clarence L., salesman, 2d floor 100 N Cayuga

Stevens Egbert, laborer, Westport, bank Inlet

^Stevens Emeline, 23 Cliff

a^ Stevens Mrs. Fred., b. 18 Wheat

Cu, Stevens Genett, domestic, 32 N Geneva

SS Stevens Harriet, 90 W Green

^ Stevens Hester Ann, 42 Brindley

Stevens J. Fred, conductor, b. 77 W Mill

1 Stevens Lewis, laborer, Westport

^ Stevens Mrs. M., phrenologist, 98 E State

^ Stevens Martin, M. D., physiognomist, office 98 E State, h.

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;|Stevens Richard B., dispatcher, 77 W Mill

"8 Stevens Robert H 'bus driver, 67 S Cayuga

!^ Stevens Theron, engineer, 202 W Mill

STEVENSON WILLIAM, sup't G. I. & S. R. R., and C.

1 L. R. R., b. Clinton House

J STEWART DAVID B., grocer, baker, confectioner and

cigars, 7 E State, h. 13 Hudson

| Stewart Enoch S., carpenter, 129 Utica

^ STEWART HENRY, artificial Stone, 114 E Buffalo, h. same

jf Stewart Henry, 81 W Green

Stewart James H., carpenter, 36 Varick

f Stewart Jacob M., dispatcher, 92 W Seneca

^ STEWART OLIN L., groceries, fish, cigars, 7 S Aurora, b.

<_, Martin House

"if St. JOHN THOMAS P., insurance and real estate, over 2

n W State, h. 37 N Tioga

J Stoddard Dora, b. 14 E Green

STODDARD EDWARD, insurance over 12 S Aurora, h. 51

1 N Tioga

| Stoddard Herman G., clerk, b. 51 N Tioga

Stoddard John, 18 Lake ave

| Stoddard Merritt M., 68 Madison

-% STODDARD SAMUEL, leather and findings, 91 E State,

h. 36 Prospect

I Storey William R., student; b. 249 E State

g Storms John B., marble cutter, b. over 21 E Greens> . . . . :

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^Storms William H., clerk, b. 45 N Tioga |-

Storms William J., book keeper, 45 N Tioga ~

Stowell Calvin, (J. C. Stowell & Son), 51 N Aurora |STOWELL J. C. & SON, (J. C. and Cr D. Stowell), whole- .

sale grocers, 17, 19 and 21 W State

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

Straus Frank, organ maker, b. 114 W State |I

STRAUSSMAN BROS., (H- M. & P. A.), clothiers and ^merchant tailors, 48 E State I

Straussman Henry M., (S. Bros.), b. IthacaHotel C_Straussman Pincus A., (S. Bros.), b. Clinton House SStringer George, machinist, E Marshall, c. Utica gStringer John, machinist, b. 96 E Statfe

Strong Mrs. Lyman, Fountain Place

Strouse David H., salesman, 79 E State, b. Tioga House -

STRUBLE & ATWATER, (D. Struble and E. A. Atwater), fdry goods, groceries, crockery, carpets, 69 & 71 E State -

Struble Daniel, (S. & Atwater), 50 S Geneva a.

STRYKER REV. MELANCTHON W., Presbyterian -

Church, 93 E Buffalo ^Stubbs William, phonographer, b. 17 E Mill

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Studley Duane, student, b. 67 N Aurora^

Sugerman Emanuel, (J. Sugerman & Son), b. Ithaca Hotel gs

SUGERMAN J. & SON, (J. & M. S.), clothing, 63 E State ^

Sugerman L. E., salesman, b. Ithaca Hotel gs

Sullivan Charles W., doormaker, 85 Cascadilla

Sullivan Daniel, laborer, 66 N Albany

Sullivan Edward, laborer, 34 Hazen

Sullivan Ellen, domestic, 13 Hudson gj

Sullivan James, laborer, S Hill, between Aurora and Hudson

Sullivan Mrs Patrick, 55 W Mill. . to

Sullivan William, chief of police, 20 Fayette |jSuren Nathan H., student, N U., room 41 a

Sutliff Caroline, domestic, 60 S Cayuga a*

SUZEY MRS S. T., hair worker, over 61 E State, h. same q__

Suzey Sylvester T., cook, Clinton House, h. over 61 E State S

Swansbrough Charles, hostler, 5 E Clinton j.

Swansbrough George M., laborer, b. 61 Columbia a

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Swartout John C, depotmaster, U. I. & E. R. R., h. r. 69 Eddy

^ Swartwood Alonzo, carpenter, 94 W Mill

^ Swartout Nathaniel, farmer, 137 N Aurora

"g Swartwout Mary Ann, 28 N Corn"

Sweazey Charles H., boat-builder, 16 Pleasant

sf Sweet John E., prof. C. U., b. Cascadilla Place

gg Sweet Etta, 23 Sears

~^ Sykes John H., carriage maker, 56 Varick

Sydney Edwin, musical instruments, 13 Sears

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g> Taber Benjamin F., boat builder, 231 and h. 63 W Seneca

r2 Taber Mrs. Cassius M., 10-Yates

f TABER CHARLES L., clothing, boots and shoes, 58 W

J State, h. 32 N Corn

'S Taber Curtis, boat yard, Humboldt, h. 44 N Plain

Q3 Taber Henry, boatman, 39 N Albany

^ Taber Jasper, 65 W Mill

^_~- Taber John P., grain commission, 65 W Mill

| Taber J. P., 44 N Plain

g Taber Mary A., 59 W State

^Taber Ransford C, druggist, b. 44 N Plain

rg Taber William C, commission, 201 W State, b. 34 Humboldt

~ Tannehill Matthew, (Macumber & T.), N. Y. CityS Tappenden George A., shoemaker, 2d floor 65 E State, h. 34

2 Lake AveK_

Tarbell Ann L., b. 10 N Geneva

^ TARBELL DOCTOR, agent Type Writer, 10 N Geneva

~ Taylor Anson R., photographer, b. 144 W State

^. Taylor Charles H., bookkeeper, b. 93 N Geneva

S Taylor Edward J., cigarmaker, b. 93 N Geneva

* Taylor Elias, 119 N Aurora

TAYLOR.GEORGE H., merchant tailor, 29 E State 2d

.*S floor, h. 119 N Aurora

K Taylor James B., grocer, 68 N Cayuga

gTaylor Maggie, domestic, Clinton House

~; Taylor Marvin A., student, b. 93 N Geneva

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COAL!

dealer in

SCRANTON COAL,

Blacksmithing atl Schraeclfir aal.

Wood for Sale.

OFFICE AND YARD:

or, beneca and Meadow Sts,,


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Taylor Angeline, domestic, 72 S Plain

Taylor Mrs Mary, b."Glenside,"

n. Fall Creek .

Taylor Reuben K., painter, b. 45 N Meadow fiTaylor Simeon, watchman, 63 W Mill

s

Taylor William, hostler, Clinton House pTaylor William D., shoemaker, 93 N Geneva

Taylor William H., omnibus driver, b. 22 FayetteTaylor William M., student, N. U. room 59 tt)

Tears William, 1 2 Lake ave 3

Teed Jerome B., harness maker, 13 Varick ^Teed John H., carriage painter, 14 Pleasant a

Teeter Mrs. Samuel, b. 225 Cliff ft,Tehan Mary, domestic, at J. W. Williams, C. U. Campus gi

Tehan Margaret, domestic, 152 E Senecav

S.

Terls Maggie, domestic, 28 E Seneca

Terrill Allen, 74 PlainS"

Terrill Eleanor, 18 Madison

Terry Ebenezer, 69 N Geneva

Terry Edward B., student, b. 65 E Mill J53TERRY FENIMORE C., grocer, 20 E State, h. 18W Buffalo

Terry Mrs. Jacob, 18 W Buffalo 1

Terry John B., carpenter, 140 N Cayuga

Terry Vernon J., photographer, 27 E Buffalo "

Terry Walter J., salesman, b. 27 E Buffalo ^Terwilliger Amasa, laborer, 144 W Seneca

Terwilliger Eber, railroad, 29 S Corn$>*

Terwilliger George, salesman, 62 Linn 'q-

Terwilliger Harrison, blacksmith, 71 Humboldt g*

Terwilliger John, wood, 62 Linn o

Thales Jarvis, cooper, 151 N Tioga .

Thatcher Ebenezer, painter, b. 105 W Seneca

Thatcher Ralph E., salesman, 32 E State

Thayer James, farmer, 114 Elm a

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Thomas Albert, finisher, 63 Cascadilla

Thomas Charles E., student, b. 75 Hazen ^3

Thomas Frank S., student, rooms over 60 E State g

Thomas George, clockmaker, 12 Franklin

Thomas James, carpenter, 8 Second

P. O. Box 21, Ithaca. If. Y. Residence, 40 Huestis St.

i2j Ithaca General Directory.

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ga, Thomas Mary, domestic, 35 Hudson

8 Thomas Mary, 28 Utica

Thomas Seth A., carpenter, 99 W State

Thompson Amp, teacher, b. 85 N Cayuga

^- THOMPSON DELACY, restaurant, 80 N Albany, h. same

4 Thompson Elizabeth D., 16 N Geneva

^ Thompson Eugene, laborer, 68 Humboldt

^ Thompson George, turner, b. 34 Cascadilla

<W Thompson George U., harness maker* 19 andh. 54 N Aurora

oo Thompson HattieW., teacher, b. 16 N Geneva

.s Thompson Henry, tanner, 74 Humbodt*

Thompson Lillie, student, b. 127 E Buffalo

^ Thompson Maria, domestic, 14 W Green

^8 Thompson Orsemus, laborer, 70 Humboldt* Thompson Phoebe, 78 N Albany

| Thompson Rachel, b. "TheHome,"

S Aurora

'I THOMPSON SEW.ELL D., prop'r Clinton House, 16 N

fej Geneva

.T Thompson Sewell D. jr., clerk, Clinton House

THOMPSON THAD. S., meat market, 10 Farm, h. 56 N

^Geneva

"g Thompson Walter Q., clerk, Clinton House

_sThompson Wesley, harness maker, 37 N Aurora

^ Thompson William, porter, Ithaca Hotel

g Thompson William, watchman, 48 S Plain

Thurber Lucy, b. 152 E Seneca

| TIBBETTS FRANK E., attorney, Vant Block, 91 W State

S Tichenor Edwin C, law student, b. 115 N Cayuga

| Tichenor Edwin S., salesman, 122 E Seneca]~

Tichenor George E., student, b. 122 E Seneca

a TICHENOR JAMES H., attorney and justice of the peace,

s, second floor Masonic Block, h. 115 N Cayuga

;_ Tichenor Zenas, 87 E Seneca

3 Tiffany Frank G., student, N. U., room 53

^ Tift John A., student, b. 3 Linn

^S Tillotson Mrs. Daniel T., 36 S Cayuga

| Tillotson Henry B., (Willetts & Co.), 96 E Buffalo^

Tillson Helen C, 120 W Clintong :-gS P- 0. Box, 21 Ithaca, If. Y. Residence, 40 Huestis St.

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Tilton Edward, bar-tender, 22 Lake ave

Tilton John, student, b. 36 W State

Timbs Sarah, domestic, Ithaca Hotel

Tinkham Robert, conductor, 167 W State

Tisdale Mary S., dress and cloak maker, over 21 E State

Tisdel Bethuel I., clock maker, 2 Yates^

TISDEL SAMUEL R., electrician, 15 and 17 E State, sec- gtond floor, h. 86 Linn ^

Titus Charles M., 53 W State ITitus Rev, Hermon F., First Baptist Church, h 126 E Buffalo

Tobie Francis A., salesman, 199 N Tioga

Tobron Kitty, cook, Martin House

Todd Judson B., clerk, b. 91 W State"

Todd Leroy G., b. 91 W State

TOLLES CHAUNCEY C, photograp'r, 112 E State,h. same

Tolles Harriet, ik W Buffalo <=

Tomkins Calvin, student, S. U., room 9

TOMLINSON GEORGE M., fish and oysters, under Clinton -^

House, h. 92 N Albany g_.

Tompkins Alonzo, brakeman, 154 W Seneca g-

Tompkins Bradford R., cartman, ij.o S Cayuga 8^Tompkins John M., market gardening, 76 Hector

^

Tompkins Joseph A., b. 76 Hector -

Tompkins Monroe J., b. 40 S Cayuga &

Tompkins William, farmer, b. 29 S Albany g,

Tompkins William, shoemaker, 56 Linn g-

Tompson John F., painter, 18 Centre S?-.

Toomey Maggie, domestic, Clinton House 1Toomey Timothy, laborer, 30 Fourth

Torrey Catharine H., 82 N Aurora b

Torrey Elijah B., bookeeper, 73 Linn H

TOTTEN WILLIAM J., justice of peace, basement Library 8

Building, h. 16 Utica ^

TOUSEY REV. THOMAS, pastor Aurora St. M. E. church

h. 70 N Aurora

Townley Henry, cigarmaker, n Sears

Townley Luther H., boarding, 34 Cascadilla

Tracy Aurelius M. Jr., student, b. A KE Chapter House

Ozmun Place



^ Tracy Charles B., clerk, 47 Pleasant

| Tracy Robert, cook) Sage College

a< Tracy Uriah, b. 47 Pleasant

| TRAIN EDGAR H., patent shoe fastener, 15 Monroe, h. 34

g Lake Ave

TRAPP JOHN, carriage manfr, 62 E Seneca, b. 41 E Mill

r< Trapp Luman, carriage maker, 41 E Mill

Ki Travis Almedia, domestic, 12 W Green

^ Travis Dudley W., inventor, 86 W Buffalo

s Tree Edward, laborer, 225 N Aurora

Tree Edward, Jr., paper maker, 235 N Aurora

S Tree Frank, b. 22? N Aurora

05 Tree J. William, book-binder, 154 N Tioga

"o* Tree Thomas, student, b. 225 N Aurora

*f Tree Wesley J., printer, 136 N Tioga

^ Treman Eb. M., book-keeper, 28 N Geneva

_fTreman Elias, (T. Bros; T. King & Co.; T. Green & Co.);

^ 24 W Buffalo

^ TREMAN, GREEN & CO., (L., L. L., & E Treman and

H. D. Green), machinists, founders, agriculturalimple-

jg plements, engines and boilers, 13, 15 & 17 S Cayuga

^ TREMAN, KING & CO., (L., L. L. & E. Treman & L. R.

j^ King), hardware, 1 and 3 E State

Z Treman Lafayette L., (T. Bros.; T. King & Co.; & T. Green

1 & Co.), 28 N Geneva

Treman Leonard, (T. Bros.; T. King & Co.; & T. Green &

r2f Co.), 16 S Geneva!-

11 ..

2 Treman Mary, b. 37 S Geneva

JS Treman Robert H., student, b. 24 W Buffalo

ps Trench Edwm, harness maker, 26 Cascadilla ave

pg Trench James, pattern maker, 96 N Tioga

00 Trench John J., planer, 19 Pleasant

ljTrench Maria and Jane, 31 Rail Road ave

^TRIPP DELMAR C, physician and surgeon, 12 E Seneca,

b. 65 Elm

-S Tripp Francis W., horse shoeing and jobbing, 212 W Seneca,^

h. 65 Elm

<s True Charles R., engineer, 85 N Plain

* True George, engineer, 26 S Meadow

P. O. Box 21, Ithaca, N. Y. Residence, 40 Huestis St.


True Martha, 16 Third {__.

Tucker Alfred C, engineer, 189 N Cayuga

Tucker Frederick D., florist, 178 E State ^a

Tupper Mrs. Ansel, r. 136 S Aurora *

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

Tupper Leonidas H., student, r. 136 S Aurora ItTupper Mrs. Virgil, b. 58 Hudson *&TURNER EBENEZER T., 65 E Buffalo &

Turner Samuel B., student, b. 65 E Buffalo ^Tuthill John, laborer, 204 W Mill *Tuthill John P., butcher, 55 W Seneca j^Twist Alpheus, Forest City Hotel, 41 S Cayuga

TYLER REV. C. M., pastor Congregational Church, b. |William Andrus, Bowery Hill ^

Tyler Effie, student, b. Sage College &

Tyson Frank, student, b, Cascadilla Cottage ^Tyler John, white washer, 38 S Plain "1

Tyler Lavinia, dressmaker, 38 S Plain |Tyler William, waiter, Sage College

Tyler Zachariah, clergyman, 38 S Plain "fCB

^ 1Underhill Isaac M., student, b. 107 E Seneca a

Updike Betsy, b. 149 N Aurora a*

Updike Riley, carpenter, 30 Madison *Q

Upjohn Richard R., student, b. w. Prof. C. Babcock, C. U. 8.

Campus ^Upton Charles O., student, N. U., room 64 to

o-cr- <S

AT jr

Vactor Boston H., laborer, 6 S Meadow *"0

Vail Alfred T., student, b. 25 S Geneva *

Vail Mrs. Ann E., boarding house, 75 Hazen**

Valentine Warren T., 249 E State 1

Van Akin Carrie, 53 Tompkins'

VanAkin Cornelius V., carpenter, b. 92 N Geneva

Van Alstine Mrs. Darwin, 30 Madison"~

Van Buren Fred. N., teamster, 100 E State *

Pens, Pencils, Ink Stands, Games, Splints, at BooVs.


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f^Van Buskirk Peter, carpenter, b. Cayuga House

Van Buskirk Peter W., carpenter, 86 E Seneca

^ Vance Lee J., student, b. 95 E Seneca

|L Van Cleef Alexander M., 63 E Mill

ftg VAN CLEEF MYNDERSE, attorney and counselor, 8Sav-

S ings Bank Building, b. 63 E Mill

^: Emanuel, peddler, 1 14 W Mill

of Vanderbilt Jacob, 135 N Cayugas*

S Vanderhoof Mrs. Isaac, 62 First

Vanderpool, Robert R., lawyer, 22Columbia

^Vanderveer Adelbert. student, b. 22 Railroad ave

C Vanderveer Cornelius, paper maker. 24 Railroad ave

; Van Dom Charles7painter, 17 First

's Van Droof George, carpenter, 148 W Green

^ VAN DROOF MOSES, prop'r Centennial Hotel, 167 W

of State

S VanDroof Thomas, fish dealer, 149 W Green

[^Van Houten Abby, 15 Linn

-, Van Houten Charles, tailor, b. 15 Linn

| Van Houten George J., laborer, b. 15 Linn

^ Van Houten Willard, moulder, 114 W Clinton

J| Van Houter Aaron, boatman, 84 Humboldt

" Van Houter George, tobacco cutter, 84 Humboldt

s Van Houter Chauncey, lumber, 56 Hudson

^ Van Houter Peter, 65 S Aurora

*S, Van Houter William, carpenter, 116 W Buffalo

^ Van Kirk Clarence, commercial agent, b. 63 E Seneca

^ Van Kirk Enoch, 74 E Seneca0_

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pS Van Kirk Eron C, dep. Post Master, 49 N Tioga

-. VAN KIRK JOHN C, shirts,gents'

furnishing goods, hats

| and caps, 47 E State, h. over 51 E State

Van Kleek Myron, laborer, 20 Auburn

S Van Kleek William H., mason, 20 Auburn

g Van Marter Julia, b. 52 Lake ave

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

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

Van Natta James, (Van Natta Bros. & Buck), Free Hollow

Van Natta John E., (Van Natta Bros. & Buck), 59 E Mill1*

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^Van Ness Henry, cook, 28 E State "

Van Ness James R., student, b. 75 Dryden Road^

Van Order Abram, boat builder, 24 Third

Van Order Abram, boatman, 24 Lewis

VANORDER & ASHDOWN, (J. VanOrder and J

Ashdown), lager beer, 97 E State gVan Order Charles G., carpenter, 23 Varick "_

Van Order Cornelius, boiler maker, 196 N Tioga "?Van Order Franklin, boat builder, 88 Lake ave

VanOrder Isaac, farmer, b. 61 First^

Van Order Ira, boatman, 235 N Cayuga

Van Order James, 25 N Corn ^Van Order John, (Van O. & Ashdown), b. 187 N Aurora

Van Order John A., freight agent, 25 N Corn

Van Order Linn, boat builder, 24 Third a*

VanOrder Mrs. Samuel, 25 N Corn PVan Order Thomas, carpenter, 61 First ~

Van Order Varnum, boatman, xz Lewis a*

[Van Orman Doris E., b. 96 N Cayuga SL

Van Orman George Frederick, b. 96 N Cayuga

Van Orman Jerry, laborer, 42 Humboldtg

Van Orman Libbie, b. 48 Monroe o

Van Orman Robert, farmer, 96 N Cayuga *_

Van Orman Thomas, carpenter, b. 33 Columbia^

Van Rensselaer Gratz, Land Dep't C. U., b. Cascadilla g.

PlaceS"

VAN SLYKE WILLIAM W, foreman Ithaca Journal joba-

department, b. 56 N Geneva

VANT JOHN, cigars and tobacco, and billiard saloon, 5 and gl

^.

h. 53 N Tioga |Vant John Jr., clerk, 10 E Mill

~

Van Tassel William H., laborer, b. Westport

Van Valkenburgh Mrs. Mills, 92 N Tioga a

Van Velzer Mrs. Charles A., teacher, b. 78 Huestis a*

Van Velzer Charles A., teacher, b. 78 Huestis ^5

Van Velzer Jamin, boarding house, 78 Huestis &

Van Vleck Icy J., teacher, b. 93 E Seneca^

Van Vleet D. F., law student, b. Tioga Housea"

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P. 0. Box 21, Ithaca, If. Y, Residence, 40 Huestis St.

128.Ithaca General Directory.

Van Wagen Aaron E., peddler, 20 Centre

f\ Van Wagen Eugene, hackman, 77 W Seneca

s^VanWormer Eve E., student, b. 3 Huestis '

^ Van Zoil Ambrose R., clerk, b. 109 W Seneca

'; Vasconcelles Augusto C. de, student, b. 23 Quarry

^ Vaughn Ed J. Jr., student, over 13 and 15 W State

Sf Vaughn John E., engineer, 103 W Buffalo

jgVaughn Thomas, tailor, 167 N Tioga

,___r Vernon Margaret, domestic, 35 W Green

| Vickery Patrick, laborer, b. 114 W State

* Vincent Eva, b. 7 S Meadow

^ Visscher Debora, b. 89 E Buffalo

g* Visscher Miss Zazena, b. 89 E Buffalo

^ Vogt A., tailor, b. Cook's Hotel

Sa Vorhees Alfred, laborer, 315 E State

*gVorhis Abraham, r. St. John's Hotel

"1 Vorhis Jotham (Williams & V.), 8 Utica

3 Vosborgh Ira, blacksmith, 90 E State

> "W.

| WAGENER EDWARD A., Special County Judge, county

gclerk's building, 8 N Tioga, h. 4 W Clinton

^Wagner Charles G., student, b. 31 Dryden Road

^ Wagner G. C, student, b. Dryden Road

Wagner Mrs. Peter, 67 EstyS Wagoner Marquis L., carriage maker, 15 Utica

J! Wait Lucien A., prof. C. U., 61 Dryden Road

Wakeman Daniel, cigar maker, 59 S Cayuga

Wakeman William, laborer, 67 S Cayuga

S Walker Anna E., milliner, b. 30 E State

, Walker Ebenezer M., b. 137 N Aurora

S Walker E. Gaylord, harness, 94 E State, h. 137 N Aurora

lJWalker John, clergyman, 7 Fourth

Walker Mrs. Peter, 5 1 Utica

^ Walker Phebe, domestic, 34 N Geneva

S Walker Robert, coachman, 15 Centre

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WALL & BATES, (P. Wall and W. J. Bates), boots and

shoes, 12 N Aurora

p. 0. Bow 21, Ithaca, If. Y. Residence, 40 Huestis St.

Sl^l^^-DiX,

Is published every afternoon (Sundays and Holidays excepted), at the

Journal Steam Printing House,

Journal Block, Nos. 8, 10 & 12 S. Tioga St.

ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES, Choicest MISCELLA

NY, and a LIVE LOCAL PAGE every day.

TERMS:

Delivered by Carriers, 65 Cents per month. Mail subscriptions, $7per year. Single copies, 5 cents.

Issued every Thursday, contains Telegraphic News of the Associated

Press, full Market Reports, an ably edited Agricultural page,

Poems, Stories, Fashions, Miscellany, Recipes for the

farm and house, and is a necessity to everyintelligent home in the county.

TERMS. S2.00 per annum in advance.

Ithaca Journal Association.

President J. H. Selkreg.

Vice-Pres t C. M. Benjamin. Sec'y and Treas'rG. H. Priest.

'Peportet P. W. WOOD. Foreman Composing Room C. S. NORTON.

JOB DEPARTMENT.

Merchants, Manufacturers and all Business Men should

get our prices for

CIEOULAES, CAEDS, BILL HEADS, HAND

BILLS, DODGEES,

and all kinds of PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING.

ft^pWe do all work for the smallest profit and in the most artistic

manner.

Foreman fob DepartmentW . W. Van Slyke.

A. DOBROWOLSKI,

PRACTICAL

kmj and Oiaamiatil Co&feGtioaer,

.09 E. State St., Ithaca, N. Y.

=-4=<__^Sg__}>=3

All kinds of Candy, Cakes, &c, made specially to order

at shortest notice.

yreaou-ff

Societies

pm.,.i

Escrasio&ists,will consult their interests by calling on me, and learning

my rates.

I will visit any point in Tompkins County take charge,

manage, and supply all parties who will favor me with their

patronage, upon the most favorable terms.

Ithaca General Directory. 129 >-g

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Wall Carrie, domestic, 84 E Buffalo_.

Wall Patrick, (W. & Bates), 53 Linn |Wallace James, harness maker, b. 59 N Aurora gWallace Joseph, teamster, 188 W Seneca

t"

WALLACE WILLIAM R., confectionery, 45 E Seneca, h.

same

Walley Milo G., brakeman, b. 101 W State

Walsh Jonah W., carriage maker, C. U. Campus

Walter Henry, cigar maker, 18 Utica

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

WANZER DANIEL H., groceries, 3 and h. 117 N Aurora a

Ward Albert R., 75 Hector ^

Ward Mary, domestic, 54 W State

Ward Matilda, 49 N Albany g.

Ward Robert, laborer, 45 S Plain g.

Ward Samuel, blacksmith, 5 E Clinton a

Wardwell George H., carpenter, 207 N Cayuga

Warford Edward A., chair seats, b. 25 Linn g

Warner Frank A., grocer, 58 W State t

Warner James W., student, b. 3 N Linn >

Warner J. Ward, student, b. A K E Chapter House, Ozmun 3

Place -

WARNER PHILLIPP, clothing, 79 E State, h. 27 Prospect I

Warner Seth, (S. W. & Co.), 39 N AlbanyWARNER SETH & CO., groceries, 60 W State |jWarner Will L., grocer, b. 39 N Albany

Warren George, blacksmith, b. 52 S Cayuga

Warren James C, clerk, b. 69 S Albany 2>

Warren John B. blacksmith, 18 and h. 52 S Cayuga ^WARREN LYMAN E., attorney, 47 E State 2d floor, h. 69 ^

S Albany g

Warren William J., blacksmith, 64 N Plain

Washburn Alfred, student, N U., room 41 I*

Washington Henry, laborer, 16 Wheat g^

Washington Peter, barber, 108 W State, h. same"

Waterbury Harry T., student, b. 10 Gregg Block '1

WaterburyJohn C, student, b. 10 Gregg Block ^Waterfield Mrs Marshall, 176 N Aurora ^

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n Waters Mrs W. W., dressmaker, no W Green

| Waters William W., gardener, no W Green

_o Watkins Amos H., hackman, b. 56 Pleasant

Watkins Edmund H., 13 W Seneca

_~ Watkins John L., (W. & Martindale), 46 S Geneva

j| Watkins Julia A., b. 126 E Seneca

^ WATKINS & MARTINDALE, (W. H. Martindale, J. L..

^ Watkins), peddling wagons and carriages, 92 S Cayuga

<, Watkins Robert L., 163 N Cayuga*

Watson George C, student, b. 5 1 Hazen

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Watson John W., blacksmith, 19 Fayette

^* Watson. Smith, b. 58 W Clinton

* WATTLES C. S., produce and commission, 3 & 5 S Tioga

'S h. 64 N Albanye Way Charles, printer, b. 12 Pleasant

| Weaver Bridget, domestic, Cayuga House

^ Webb Abia, 22 Linni__"

!j Webb Charlotte, 22 Linn

^ Webley William, 100 N Tioga

g Weed Addison, student, b. 51 Hazen

,__>Weed Seth R., jeweler, b. 79 N Cayuga

| Weems John, mason, 92 W Green

| Weems Mary F., 119 W Mill

^> Wegmann Henry, sup't organ factory, 88 W State

"1Wegmann William, organmaker, b. 88 W State

^Weinmann John H., student, S. U., room 31

S Weiss Edward, moulder, 52 Esty

| Weiss John, foreman G. I. & S. R. R. shop, 129 W State

| Webster Hoseah, student, -b. DeWitt ave^

Welch Mrs. James, 126 W Green

|Welch James, clerk, 35 Hudson

|Welch Kate, dressmaker, r. Unitarian Church, McClune

_S_Terrace

3 Welch Mrs. Merab B., b. no E Seneca

^ Welch Michael, laborer, 104 W Mill

Welles George M., student, b A KE Chapter House, Ozmun,| PlaceCo*

Welm Lewis, 20 Dey

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Ithaca, N. Y. Residence, 40 Huestis St.


Welin Simon, carpenter and game constable, 24 Tompkins

Wells Mrs. Alfred, 59 Cascadilla

Wells Harriet, b. 10 E Green

Welsh Lizzie, domestic, 102 E Seneca

Wendell Harry T., student, b. 14 E Green

Wesley Ancil C, carriage maker, 195 W Seneca, h. 121 W^

State gWesley Frank, musician, b. 121 W State ^

Wesley Irving, blacksmith, b. 121 W State s

Westcott Molly, dressmaker, 95 N Cayuga^

Westervelt James R., salesman, b. 27 N Tioga

WESTERVELT JOHN C, grocer, baker andconfection-

^"

ery, 17 E State, h. 27 N Tioga"

Westmiller Ida, compositor, b. 50 Prospect*

Weston Albert T., student, b. 2 1 Factory o*

Whaley Lila, b. 74 E Seneca|

Whearty John, peddler, 81 First c*

Wheelock Miss L. A., b. 36 W State

Whitaker Adin R., auctioneer and collector, 153 N Tioga S:

Whitaker Thomas, carpenter, 29 Williams *

Whitbeck John S.. 102 N Tioga i^

Whitbeck Rev. John, 102 N Tioga a

WHITE & BURDICK, (C. H. White and D. W. Burdick), z

druggists, 16 E State It-

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

WHITE DAVID, physician and surgeon, Bates Block, h.|"

37 Prospect

White George, cigar maker, b. 62 E Seneca S^

White Guy H., carriage maker, 7 Esty

White Horatio S., ass't prof. C. U. and attorney, University ^

ave gWhite J. Seward, student, b. 83 Eddy |White Lucy B., 112 E Buffalo

White Mary, b. 8 N Meadow

White Mary and Hattie, 55 W Buffalo

White Nelson G., teamster, 10 Franklin

Whited David, laborer, 62 E Seneca

Whited Sam'l, laborer, r Unitarian Church, McClune Terrace

You cannot afford to neglect yourTeeth.Melotte.

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aj Whiting Adell, milliner, b. 78 W Seneca

J WHITLOCK ABEL B., agt. United States and Americanex-

s press co's., 8 S Tioga, h. 62 N Aurora

Whitlock Alonzo, carpenter, 209 E State

"So Whitlock Charles E., clerk, 62 N Aurora

gWhitlock George, laborer, 122 W Mill

Ss Whitlock Hiram, carpenter, 26 N Meadow

^ Whitlock Jesse, laborer, b. 209 E State

Whitlock Peter, clockmaker, b-. 170 N Aurora

Whitlock Ramer, boat-builder, 52 Railroad ave

rWhitlock William, salesman, 54 N Aurora

| Whitmore George, 72 N Cayuga

Whiton Fred, student, b. 16 S Albany^ Whiton George, 35 S Aurora

_gWHITON JOHN L., grocery, bakery, confectionery and in

surance 5 & 7 and h. 9 W State

r2 Whiton Mary, milliner, b. 62 E Seneca

* Whiton Nancy, 41 W Green

Whiton Sarah, dressmaker, b. 62 E Seneca

Jh Whiston Ray, engineer, b. 83 N Plain

Q Whitty John W., boiler maker, b. 114 W State

p| Wick Mrs. Conrad, 107 E Seneca

^ Wick Frederick L., b. 116 E Seneca

|C Wick Jane E., 116 E Seneca

i Wick Richard B., student, b. 66 E Seneca

<sP Wicks William, farmer, b. 30 Eddy

" Wieland John, organ maker, 85 W Mill

t; Wilcox Benjamin B., cigar maker, b. 84 N Geneva

?^ Wilcox Charles A., cigar maker, b. 84 N Geneva

^

Wilcox Frank N., student, b. 76 W Seneca

1 Wilcox George M., blacksmith, no W Mill

PS Wilcox J. Seymour, harness maker, 149 W State

Wilcox Newcomb J., blacksmith, 84 N Geneva

WILCOX SAMUEL H., attorney and counsellor and inter

nsnal revenue collector, room 8 Library Building, h. 8 N

Geneva

-gWilcox Seth, brick maker, 76 W Seneca

^ Wilcox Capt. T. P., Cayuga Lake steamers, 26 W Seneca



Wilcox Wallace, student, b. 76 W Seneca (^

Wilder Burt G., prof, C. U., 143 E Buffalo |Wiley George, slater, b. 23 Sears 1Wilgus Harry S., salesman, b. 68 W Buffalo ^WILGUS HENRY L., dry goods, 55 E State, h. 68 N Tioga

|Wilgus Mrs. John B., 68 W Buffalo S^

Wilgus John M., salesman, b. 68 W Buffalo_5

Wilhelm Henry W., student, 17 Factory 8.

Wilkins Anna, dressmaker, 40 Farm ^Wilkins George W., boat builder 35 Cascadilla Hg

Wilkins George W., brakeman, b. 101 W State ^

WILLETS H. & CO., (H. W, and H. B. Tillotson,) bakers i

and grocers, 34 N Aurora

Willets Henry (H. W. & Co.), 96 E Buffalo-

Willets Samuel H., boarding house, 22 E Seneca ^Willey A. Dewitt, coach driver, 99 E State ?

Willey Samantha W., dressmaker, over 38 E State k_i

WILLIAMS BARNUM R., printer, 60^ N Tioga 1

WILLIAMS BROS, (G. R.; R. B.; H. S.), "Phoenix Iron"

Works,"

agr. implements and machinery, nlaning mill T

and lumber yard, 100, 102 and 104 W State ^

Williams Charles H., conductor, 40 Wheat f^

Williams, Daniel S., carriage painter, over 145 W State, h. g123 N Cayuga- ^

Williams David H., painter, b. 80 N Cayuga J!Williams Emmons L., book keeper, b. Forest Park, E Hill S-

Williams Fred H., hostler, b. 80 N Cayuga 2

Williams George R. (W. Bros.), 2 Fountain Place ty

Williams Henry S., (Williams Bros.), 32 W Green *

Williams Howard C, (W. & Vorhis), Ozmun Place~

Williams James, cabinet maker, b. 101 E State ^Williams John, laborer, 68 Madison ^

Williams John A., (W. & McKinney), 80 N Cayuga ^Williams John E., patternmaker, 53 Pleasant _WILLIAMS JOSEPH W., treas. C. U., h. C. U. Campus |Williams Josiah B., banker, Cliff Park, West Hill "aWillirms Levi, 79 N Cayuga l

Williams Margaret L., b. 65 E. Buffalo



g Williams Mary, domestic, 41 W State

J WILLIAMS & McKINNEY (J. A. Williams, J. M. McKin-

. ney), attorneys, over 66 E State

^ Williams Roger B. (Williams Bros.), 57 S Albany

gWilliams R. C, clerk, Tompkins House

Sq Williams Sarah, 72 W Clinton

2f Williams Sarah E., 20 S Cayuga

^2 Williams Stephen T., blacksmith, 97 S Aurora

__>Williams Timothy D., 13 W Green

1 WILLIAMS & VORHIS (H. C. Williams, J. Vorhis), Cas-

*> cadilla flour and feed mills), cor. Linn and University

o Williams Mrs. Walter, b. 134 Elm

g Williams William B., blacksmith, b. 41 Linn

rS Williamson Charles H., brakeman, 115 W Buffalo

Williamson James M., boatman, b. 92 N Plain

; Williamson John B., brakeman, 120 W Seneca

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Williamson Orange H., watchman, 92 N Plain

Cq Williamson Samuel O., engineer, 120 W Seneca

^ Williamson Willie R., boatman, b. 92 N Plain

^ Willson William H., salesman, 67 W Green

| WILLIAM H., hats, caps and furs, 77 E State,

g h. 91 N Cayuga

Wilmot Albert E., moulder, 66 S Plain

Wilmot William A., commercial agent, 91 E Buffalo

~ Wilson A. Jerome, barber and billiards, 177 W State

-8 Wilson Benjamin F., patent-attorney, 41 W Buffalo

Wilson Charles, sash and blind, b. Cayuga House

Wilson Frank, student, b. Cascadilla Place^

Wilson Frank G., jeweler, b. 74 N Tioga

1 Wilson Dr. Galen, 87 W Buffalo*

WILSON HUDSON J., grocery, 24 N Aurora, h. .74 N

| Tioga

'I Wilson Ida, b. 16 Fifth(to

^ Wilson John V., painter, b. 76 N Tioga

; Wilson Joseph H., 76 N Tioga

f Wilson Thomas, mail agent, 38 S Albany

^ Wilson Dr. William D., Registrar C. U., b. Cascadilla Place*< Wilter Lena, domestic, 22 EddyS :

P. 0. Box 21, Ithaca, If. Y. Residence, 40 Huestis St.


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Winship Isabella, b. 40 Huesti*.'

WINSLOW JOHN, physician and surgeon, 1 1 E State 3

Wintermute Charles, brakeman, b. 42 Monroe

Wintermute Jane, 42 Monroe Va

Winters Oliver, second-hand clothing, 2d floor, 67 E State gWINTON & GRANT, (S. H. Winton and H. J. Grant), *|

wholesale grocers, 9 and 11 N Cayuga 3

Winton Henry A., book-keeper, b. 22 N Cayuga g.

Winton Samuel H. (W. & G.),22 N Cayuga~*

Wise Marian, boarding house, 10 1 W State ^3

Wisner Mott, fireman, 28 Wheat j*

Withington Alfeda B., student, b. Sage College fP

Wolahan John, carpenter, 53 W Green

Wolf Edward, cigar maker, b. 33 Fayette

Wolf Remhold, cigar maker, 33 Fayette

WOOD ALVAH B., architect, 2d floor BatesBlock,'

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Wood Catharine A., 86 N Cayuga

Wood Mrs C. B., 47 N Genevag*

Wood Mrs Daniel T., b. 79 W State *

Wood Edgar J., boiler maker, 115 W State ^Wood Orin M., carpenter, 46 Pleasant

WOOD PERCY W., reporter Ithaca Daily Journal, b. 28 E JSeneca

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Wood William H., organ maker, 72 W Mill ^

Woodney Benjamin, shoemaker, 79 N Geneva gWoodruff Charles P., ass't librarian, b. .75 S Albany

Woodruff Eliza A., 41 W Seneca_

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Woodruff Mrs George A., 23 E gi

Woodruff George, printer, b. over 38 E State S

Woodruff Mrs H. P., 64 Utica

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Woodruff John A., tailor, 60 N Tioga~

Woodruff Joshua, hackman, over 38 E State a*

Woodruff Maggie, dressmaker, 4 S Meadow ^Woodruff Mary M., teacher, b. 41 W Seneca

WOODRUFF PHILO M., boarding,stable, 57 E Seneca, h,

63 N Aurora

Woodruff William tailor, 23 E Mill**

Woodruff Willis A., painter, b. 23 E Millg

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, Woodsin Jasper, laborer, 86 N Albany

? Woodward Mrs R. A., 95 N Tioga

Wool Robert M., stone-quarry, 10 W Clinton

C Woolever Lawson, carpenter, 135 W State

^ Worden Chester L., moulder, 52 Wheat

e Worden Daniel D., cooper, 25 S Plain

J_? Worden Ebenezer, laborer, 42 Wheat

Worden Leroy B., cooper, 7 W Clinton

" Wortman Jacob R. (J. R. W. & Son), 43 Prospect

WORTMAN J. R. & SON (J. R. & L. S. Wortman), meat

market, 16 N Aurora

it Wortman Starr L. (J. R. Wortman & Son), 49 Prospect

% Wortman William, butcher, b. 23 E State

^ Wright Frank A., student, b. 63 Huestis

^ WRIGHT ELBERT C, prop'r Tioga House, c. Tioga and

g Seneca

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Wright Mary J., b. 21 Wheat

^h Wright Nelson, dyer and cleaning, 27 E State 3d floor, h. same

i Wright Orlin A., moulder, 136 N Aurora

Wright Theodore, clerk, Tioga House

Wright Wilson S., mason, 91 Esty

Wurzel George, tanner, 119 Humboldt

1 WYCKOFF WILLIAM O., Phonographic Institute, ag't for

*S Type Writer, and court reporter, 2d floor 15 & 17 W

S State, h. 23 W Green

Yohe John, cigar maker, 65 N Aurora

"g Young Albert, glove maker, 219 E State

C> Young Frances, b. 36 W State

" YOUNG GEORGE E., groceries, 58 and h. 108 W Seneca

52Young Henry J. W., student, b. 91 E Buffalo

e Young John, boiler maker, 100 W Seneca

'H Young Laura D., laundress, 219 E State

^5 Youngs Charles, painter, 28 Esty

:gT Youngs Charles H., carriage maker, 28 Esty

| Young Lewis H., wagon maker, 1 1 2 W Seneca

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" Zinck Theodore, (Kaul & Z.), over 8 N Aurora

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Boarding and Lodging at Lowest Rates.

The management of tlic "House" is conducted Syste

matically, and its patrons always feel at borne.

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Good Liquors (not adulturated.)

Ales, Beers, Cigars, &c, always can be procured

at the Bar.

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larbsr Shop I Bath Room:,ITHACA HOTEL CORNER.

list Class "Wilts Barbers,

CONSTANTLY EMPLOYED,

EVEStY ONE AIM ARTIST.

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Orders to attend invalids at residences will be promptly attended

to, and charges moderate.

Particular attention given to CuttingLadies'

andChildrens'

Hair.

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We employ none but the very best workmen, and guarantee the

best of satisfaction. We have fitted up in the best style

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Second to none, where every thing is kept neat and clean and in the

best possible order.

CALL AND GET AN EASY AND CLEAN SHAVE AND A

LUXURIOUS BATH.

HARRY PARIS. ADAM EJMIG.

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AGENTS.*

Azure G. H., Ithaca Extension Table Co., 79 S Geneva g

Burritt A., insurance and real estate, 16 N Tioga

Esty W. W., canal insurance, State and Inlet*

Grant H. J. & Son, insurance and real estate, over 14 E State g

Gray A., insurance and real estate, 2d floor, 4 Bates Block 3

"Humiston H. N., general and real estate, over 63 E State ^_Hungerford A. N., insurance, c. Cayuga and State

Lucas A. M., insurance, over 61 E State

McWhorter T. L., insurance, 30 Lake Ave ^

Northrup J. & Son, Singer Sewing Machine, 10 S Tioga g-

Nourse G. F., carriages and agricultural implements, 13 W j^State lg

Percival R., books, 27 E State, 3d floor a

Phillips F. W., insurance and ticket, 5 E State|"

Post R. E., insurance, 77 E State*

Schuyler G. W., insurance, 13 N Tioga^

St. John T. P., insurance, 4 W State

Stoddard E., insurance, 12 S Aurora, 2d floor gTarbell D., type-writer, 10 N Geneva

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Whitlock A. B., U. S. and A. M. Express, 8 S Tioga_

Whiton J. L., insurance, 5 & 7 W State "

Wyckoff W. O., type-writer, 13 & 15 W State, 2d floor gj

AGRICULTURE.*

Gregg A. H., 10 W State*

Ithaca Agricultural Works, 5 1 Lake

Morse Ben, "Meadow KingRake,"

Williams, office, 37Fac-

tory *

Nourse George F., 13 W State '|Reynolds & Lang, 17 & 19 E Green g

Treman, Green & Co., 13, 15 & 17 S Cayuga g.

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^ ARCHITECTS.

1 Dale A. B., 7 Bates Block, 2d floor

J Miller W. H., 41 E State, 3d floor

* Wood A. B., 4 Bates Block, 2d floor

ART.

g|Bool Henry, 40 E State

-gARTISTS.

S Beardsley J., 7 Linn

*fc Lee Mrs Lavinia, 18 Bates Block, 3d floor

- Purdy A. J., over 13 & 15 W State

^ ATTORNEYS.

* Almy Bradford, rooms r 2 & 3 Masonic Block

1 Baker J. L. & C. H., 1 1 Library Building* Beers G. D., 14 N Tioga

Benson C. M., 2d floor Wilgus Block

-pS Blair C. H., rooms 1, 2 & 3 Masonic Block

!^ Coon W. H., 2d floor Wilgus Block

Davis G. B., 41 E State, 2d floor

Ellsworth P. G., 16 N Tioga

_<*Ferris & Dowe, 12 N Tioga

Finch F. M., Savings Bank Building, 16 N Tioga

| Halliday S. D., 41 E State, 2d floor

^ Hodson DeVoe P., Savings Bank building, 16 N Tioga

"^ Humiston H. N., over 63 E State

Hungerford A. A., 2d floor Masonic Block

S King M., over 62 E State, entrance N Tioga

g Kline & Bishop, 2d floor Wilgus Block

| Love S., 26 N Tioga

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^Mooney Bernard, 10 Library Building

Noble W. N., 14 N Tioga

Rowe J., over 27 E State

;_ Smith Bros., 2d floor Smith Block

| Smith C. L., 2d floor Vant Block

Tibbetts F. E., Vant Block

^f Tichenor J. H., 2d floor Masonic Block

I VanCleef M., 8 Library Building^ Warren Lyman E., 47 E State, 2d floor

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White H. S., University ave

Wilcox S. H., 8 Library BuildingWilliams & McKinney, over 66 E State

AUCTION AND COMMISSION.

Lennon J. F., 12 S Tioga

BAKERS.Q

Drumond D. B., 12 S Aurora ?

Stewart D. B., 7 E State f^

Westervelt J. C, 17 E State

Whiton J. L., 5 and 7 W State ^Willetts H & Co., 34 N Aurora 8f

BARBERS.^*

Allen W. H., 2d floor 3 Bates Block

Beebe F. C, under n E State ;Huck J. L., 60 E State -

Jackson D., over 107 N Cayuga g

Johnson G. E., 46 E State ILewis J., 3 and 4 Clinton Block

Moore H., over 38 E State."

Paris & Emig, basement Ithaca Hotel*'

Washington P., 108 W State |:

Wilson A. J., 117 W State a

BATH ROOMS.*

^s_.

Huck J. L., basement 60 E State

Paris & Emig, basement Ithaca Hotel

BEDS AND MATTRESSES f.Northrup J. & Son, 10 S Tioga

"

Ingersoll H. W., Clinton House ^BILLIARDS. j_

Becker C. A., over 14 E State__

Ithaca Hotel, State c. Aurora 2

Newman L. L., 16 S Aurora h

Smith J. G., Clinton Hall, 3 and 4 Clinton Block

Vant J., 5 N Tioga

Wilson A. J., 175 W State

BILL POSTERS.

Norton & Conklin, 8 and 9 Titus Block

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BLACKSMITHS.

. Ayers & Milligan, 98 Lake

a_, Bennett J. D., 209 W State

g Carr P., 143 W State

% Casterline J. A., 92 E State

Haskins W. A., 143 W State

: Lapoint & Niver, 24 W State

Seamon J. F., 25 S Cayuga

Tripp F. W., 212 W Seneca

Warren J. B., 18 S Cayuga, cor. GreenTO

" BOARDING HOUSES.g

Sq Ayers William, DeWitt ave

^s Baker Deborah, 3 Huestis

^ Clark Emma F., 126 E Seneca

8 Hadley Adelia, 28 Linn

% Mcintosh Jane, 101 E State

"Sj Vail Ann E., 75 Hazen

^ Willets S. H., 22 E Seneca

. BOATS TO LET.

^ Jarvis William, foot of Third

C3 Linderbury H. J., n. Steamboat Landing&3 ...

^ BOAT YARDS.

&,^ Baker A. M. & Son, Inlet, 3 of Seneca

<- Brown W. Jerome, W of Organ Factory

'f Burling W. W back of Inlet bet. Buffalo and Mill

1 Fosbinder H., W bank Inlet N of Mill

^FosbinderW., Inlet cor. of Brindley and Seneca

Jarvis W., foot Third

| Taber B. B., 231 W Seneca

RS Taber C., Humboldt

BOILER MAKER.

"IForbes A. C, r. 17 and 19 E Green

^ BOOK BINDERS.

4 Andrus, McChain & Co., 41 E Staite

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S Finch & Apgar, 3d floor, 69 and 71 E State



BOOK-KEEPING. -

Madison A. W., Bates Block

BOOKS AND STATIONERY. 3t ^

Andrus, McChain & Co., 41 E State &-

Finch & Apgar, 60 E State |Spence Spencer, 7 N Tioga

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BOOKS. 2Philes H. H., second hand, 9 E State

BOOTS AND SHOES. ?

Baker J. & Son, 67 E State ^

Brown John E., 46 E State S3

Christiance R. C, 66 E State |DeBell B. F., over 41 and 43 E Seneca

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Platts & Kittrick, 28 E State spPrame Albert, 16 W State >ff

Stanley C. M., 14 E State K,

Taber Charles L., 58 W State |Wall & Bates, 12 N Aurora

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BOTTLERS. "L

City Bottling Works, Hefter & Schwartz, under N end of

|"

Clinton House s*1

BOWLING. |Newman L. L., 16 S Aurora

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BOX MAKER. ?.

Elliott T., 1 Hudson"

BRICK YARD. 2

Johnson C. D., East Hill, residence 37 S Geneva 3

BROOMS. ^

Bogardus Broom Manufactory, Clinton n. Meadow Kq

BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. _

Campbell, Richardson & Co., West of Huestis .

Hyatt &01tz, rear 17 and 19 E Green g*

Nash& Sherman, P. O. Box 587

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Snaith John, 22 S Aurora, or P. O. Box 21"

CANNED GOODS. TS3

Atwood Bros., 118 W State,O*

Borden, Window Shades, Fme Stationery, at Booth.


| CARPENTERS1.

U Abbot J., 69 Linn

^Genung George W., 75 Dryden Road

^ Hyatt & Oltz, r. 17 E Green

^| Maurice L. V. B., 67 W Buffalo

Rq Nash & Sherman, 69 N Eddy

<sT Randolph F. P., 28 Sears

S CARPETS.

^ Marsh & Hall, 57 & 59 E State

| Morrison J. T., 62 E State

Struble & Atwater, 69 & 7 1 E State

| CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

S3.

| Beardsley J. D., 90 E State

Nourse G. F., agent, 13 W State

*Dawson & Edwards, 6 W Green

5| Haskins W. A., 145 W State

g Jarvis J. A., 195 W Seneca

Osmun W. E., r. 109 N Cayuga^

^ Stanion J. H., 7 S Corn

" Trapp John, 62 E Seneca

4. Watkins & Martindale, 92 S Cayuga

Wesley A. C, 195 W Seneca

CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

Hoffman H., 25 E State

Livermore C. F., over 103% W State

Livingston & Selover, 18 N Aurora

| Manchester C. W., 4 Clinton Block

^> Platts A. H., 12 E State

1 Prager J. H., 82 E State*

Stewart D. B., 7 E State

;_ Stewart O. L., 7 S Aurora

'1 Vant J., 5 N Tioga

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CLOCKS.

Ithaca Calendar Clock Co., c. Adams and Dey

1 CLOTHING.

gEngleman E., 75 E State

J3 Harrison S., 70 E State



:

^Herson,L., 84 E State I.

SLieberman B., 74 E State 5

Mintz B. (second-hand) 4 W State

Straussman Bros., 48 E State ^a

Sugerman J. & Son, 63 E State S

Warner P., 79 E State *Winters O. (second-hand) 2d floor, 67 E State

COAL YARDS.c?"

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Dick J., c. Seneca and Meadow^

D. L. & W., iiS W Seneca f.Hunt & Coryell, c. Clinton and Meadow fed

Montanye J. D., W Inlet

Sheffer C. E, S Hill

Smith W. M., office 15 N Aurora 5a

COLLECTORg"

Wilcox S. H., collector internal revenue, 8 Library Building U

COMMISSION. th

Lennon J. F. (general) Journal Block g

Noxon L. produce, 21 N Aurora ~1

Stowell J. C. & Son, produce, Titus Block JTaber W. C, produce, State W Inlet |Wattles C. S. produce, 3 S Tioga

CONFECTIONERS. <?

Dobrowolski A., 109 E State &j

Norton I. W., 122 W State <|

Stewart D. B., 7 E State

Wallace W. R.-, 45 E SenecaS5

Westervelt J. C, 17 E State |.

Whiton J. L., 5 & 7 W State 1CONTRACTORS.

(See builders).

COOPERS. *t>

Bostwick H. V., 9 & n E Clinton 1

CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE. ~a

Rankin G. & Son, 42 E State to

3

Pens, Pencils, Ink Stands, Games, Splints, at Bool's.


q DANCING.

L. Leo, 24 Pleasant

| DENTISTS."*>

^ Foote P. L., over 1 N Tioga

i-g Fowler A. H., 15 and 17 E State, second floor

| Franklin & Sinton, 22 E State

* Howe F. S., (up stairs), 1 and 11 Bates Block

*s Hoysradt G. W., 15 N Cayuga

*^f Madison J., 117 E State

gMelotte G. W., 2d floor, Wilgus Block

^Sharp C. M., 13 E Seneca

* DRESSMAKERS.

^ Bennett Kitty, over 10 S Cayuga

>2 Bird & Belknap, 15 E State

^ Gray Abbie A., (up stairs), 40 E State

B Herte Mary R., 178 S Aurora

Harries E. L., 30 Eddy

,Holman Charlotte, 28 S Geneva

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King Lucena, 26 E State

-| Manley Mrs. F. G., 5 N Aurora

r| Markle Mrs. D., 62 E Buffalo

rS Mathews S. F., 1 1 E Seneca

g McKinney Libbie, 127 E Buffalo

?< Mooney Mary A., 109 E State

S^ Snow O. F., 20 E State

.5 Stepheris Mary J., 24 E State

| Tisdale M. S., over 21 E State

^ Welch Kate, r. Unitarian Church, McClune Terrace

6 Willey S. W., over 38 E State

1 DRUGGISTS.

s. Curran O. B. & Son, 78 E State

j| Denham W. H., 86 E State

Gauntlett & Brooks, x6 E State

Grant C. L. jr., 76 E State

Putney G. E., 108 W State

g Schuyler G. W., 13 N Tioga

Z, Smith H. I., 6 E State

"| White & Burdick, 16 E State


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DRY GOODS.

Harns Samuel, 52 E State

Hawkins, Finch & Co., 22 E StateS'

Jackson & Bush, 53 State <&

Kenney L., 33 E State |Keriney T., 26 E State S;Mack W., 107 N Tioga S-

Marsh & Hall, 57 and 59 E State

Morrison J. T., 62 E State |Sawyer & Glenzer, 202 W State *

Struble & Atwater, 69 and 71 E State g

Quigg J., 32 EState ^Wilgus H. L., 55 E State S.

DYERS AND SCOURERS.f1

ELEVATORS.

c.

Reed Mrs. C. M., 144 W State 3

Smith A., 10 S Cayuga

ELECTRICIAN.

Tisdel S. R., 15 & 17 E State, 2d floor

Esty W. W., grain, 184, 186 & 188 W State g

Halsey H., grain, 174 & 276 W Senecao"

EXPRESS COMPANIES. f

Express U. S. & American, 8 S Tiogaj^

EXPRESSMEN.

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Hymes J. H., 5 E State |Lamkin H., 13 Cascadilla

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Sincepaugh G. & T., 105 E State

FANCY AND VARIETY.

Cohen & Harris, "CheapJohn,"

24 E State

Culver T. S., 23 N Aurora

Green Bros., 99c. store, 38 E State

Herson M., 12 S Cayuga

Lustig J., 5 N Aurora jSanford A. C, 54 E State

FISH AND OYSTERS.

Smith I. D., 60 W Seneca

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$gs^ Stewart O. L., 7 S Aurora -

Tomlinson George M., under Clinton House

_ Van Droof Moses, 171 W State

" FLORISTS.

| Foote W. J. P., Willow ave

Tucker F. D., 178 E State

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FLOUR AND FEED.,_?

Brown R. & Sons., n N Aurora

* Van Natta Bros. & Buck, 10 S Cayuga

|_g FOUNDRIES.

S4 Noxon L., 21 N Aurora

Van Natta Bros. & Buck,

'g Phoenix Iron Works, (Williams Bros.),* 100, 102 and 104 W

^ State

I Reynold & Lang, 17 and 19 E Green

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

'rg FRUIT GROWERS,

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Hooker Franklin, 73 Elm

.0 FURNISHING GOODS.

Q> Dobrin Theodore, (ladies), 10 S Aurora

| Lustig Elias, (gentlemen's), 5 N Aurora

'g Rogers Mrs. N., (General), 39 E State

? Sherwood C. R., (gentlemen's), 65 E State

pg Van Kirk J. C, (gentlemen's), 47 E State

^ FURNITURE.

5 Carpenter, Comings & Co., n and 13 N Aurora

| Frost J. O. Sons., 15 W State

g Howard & Clement, 3 W State

^> Lennon J. F., (new and second-hand), Journal Blockis

| GAS FIXTURES.

!g Jamieson J. M., 1 1 S Cayuga

r Treman Bros., 11 S Cayuga

fjq GLASS WORKS.

Ithaca Glass Works, cor. Third and Franklin"Si

'I .GLOVEAND MITTEN MAKERS.

^ Young Albert, 219 E State

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i| P. 0. Box, 21 Ithaca, N. Y. Residence, 40 Huestis St.

Stewart D. B.-, 7 E State

Stewart O. L., 7 S Aurora

Struble & Atwater, 69 and 7 1 E State

Terry F. C, 20 E State

Wanzer D. H., 3 N Aurora

Warner Seth & Co., 60 W, State

Westervelt J. C, 17 E State

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GROCERS.

Benjamin G. V., 31 E State

Bentley E. J., 107 N Cayuga

Bundy ,C, 20 Farm

Conway P., 6 S Cayuga

Crozier & Feeley, 1 W State

Culver T. S., 23 N Aurora .Drummond D. B., 12 S Aurora

Frost G. W., 1 N Aurora, branch 83 Eddy ,Goldsmid A. W., 106 W State

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Havens Mrs. J. O., 46 S Plain. jjf

Herson M., 12 S Cayuga*"

Illston & Emmons, 27 Wheat~

Jackson E. S., 72 E State

Johnson E. Kirk, 2 W State

Jones H. K & M. C, 3 N Tioga g>

Kane J., 86 Madison

Kingsbury J., 92 Linn

Mack W., 107 N Tioga g.-

Manning J. S. & G. J., 36 N Aurora"

Marsh & Hall, 57 and 59 E State ;

McBride J,, 136 W State

McWhorter L. S., 2 and 4 E State

Naughton Bros., 14 N Aurora

Norton J., 22 DeyS-

Parr J. W., 59 W MillI"

Quigg J-, 32 E State |-

Sawyer & Glenzer, 202 and 204 W State <*_

Slattery D., 30 S Meadow

Stephens J. W., 78 Cascadilla and 100 N Cayuga g

Stephens J. L., 4 N Corn g

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^ Whiton J. L., 5 and 7 W State

.|Willets H. & Co., 34 N Aurora

a, Wilson H. J., 24 N Aurora

g Young G. E., 58 W Seneca

"* GROCERSWHOLESALE.

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Stowell J. C. & Son, 17, 19 and 21 W State

i-S Winton & Grant, 9 and 1 1 N Cayuga

" GUNSMITHS.

Davis B. J., 76 W Buffalo

Crass C. H., over 44 E State

g HAIR WORKERS.

d Payne Loise, 77 E State

^ Suzey S. T., over 61 E State

r HARDWARESADDLERY.<o

9 Heggie J. M., 73 E State

% HARDWARE, STOVES &c.

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Rumsey John & Co., 64 E State

., Savage O. J. & Co., 27 E State

i Treman, King & Co., 1 and 3 E State

^ HARNESS MAKERS.

Finch G. A., (horse collars), 46 E State

Hooper G., over 12 N Aurora

a^ Moore J. F., 18 W State

^_> Thompson G., 19 N Aurora

,_Walker E. G., 94 E State

_ HATS, CAPS AND FURS.

Culver W. M., 64 E State

^ Van Kirk J. C.,'47 E State

KS Willson W. H., 77 E State

^ HOOP SKIRT MAKER.

| Dobrin T., 10 S 'Aurora

|_g HOTELS.

| Cascadilla Place, (L. H. Bement), Dryden Road, head of

^ Buffalo

__Cayuga House, (J. E. Coy), 107 WState

^ Centennial, (M. VanDroof), 167 W State

P. 0. Box 21, Ithaca, N. Y. Residence, 40 Huestis St.


Clinton House, (S. D. Thompson), 14 and 16 N Cayuga (-

Cook's Hotel, (C. W. Cook), 20 and 22 W State |Forest City Hotel, (A. Twist), 41 S Cayuga *|Ithaca Falls, (R. Johnston), 88 Lake ^Ithaca Hotel, (Sherman & Son), State c. Aurora

Martin House, (J. O. Rezeau), 15 and 17 S Aurora Si.

Sage College, G. Kinney, sup't. Cl U. Campus ^3

Stewart House, (S Patten), 212 W State .

St. John's Hotel,(F. P. Cook), 173 W State ^Tioga House, (Leb. Wright), Tioga c. Seneca ^e

Tompkins House, (A. B. Stamp), Aurora c. Seneca

University (H. Spahn), 1 and 3 S Aurora

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Illston F. E., 92 W Clinton C-j

Latta E. M. & Son, 138 E State

Rundle N., 146 Linn -

JEWELRY.*

Brooks F. W., 50 E State .

Brown C. B., 34 E State-*

Burritt E. J., 10 E State ^Burritt J. C, 80 E State IClark Uri, 61 E State a

Coon S. & Son, 62 W Seneca |_,Heggie R. A., 7 N Tioga >-g

JUSTICES CF THE PEACE.

IAlmy B., rooms 1, 2 and 3 Masonic Block

Day C. G., basement Library Building o

Smith Clarence L., (term commences Jan. 1, 1879), Vant JT

Block ^Tichenor T. H second floor Masonic Block ^

Totten W. J., basement Library Building &

LAUNDRIES. gl

Barnum M., over 74 E State |Manning Johanna, 144 W State ~aSmith A., 10 S Cayuga T

Young Laura D., 219 E State

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g LEATHER AND FINDINGS!

fciq Esty J., 58 E State

5. Stoddard S., 91 E State

^ LIME.

' Bradbury A., Westport

LIQUORS AND WINES.

Day & Robinson, 9 N Aurora

% Feeley F. P., 4 S Cayuga

Sf McCormick W., 8} S Cayuga

g Reed S. W., 2 Clinton Block

C LIVERY.

Beers W. P., 9 S Tioga

^ Seaman D. J. & Son, 12 and 14 W State

'"t, Sheldon & Robinson, 23 S Tioga

g* Pringle Mrs. J., 13 E Green

^ Smith A., 19, 21 and 23 S Cayuga

Woodruff P. W. (boarding), cor. Seneca and Aurora

^ LUMBER YARDS.

*S Hollister T. & Son, 22 S Aurora

Rockwell Ira C, 180 W Seneca

g Small & Genung, 19 and 21 S Tioga

William Bros., 100 W State

MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS.

Beers & Goodrich, 21 E Green

S Stephens John L., no W State

| Stephens T. J., 11 S Tioga

| MACHINISTS.

^Reynolds & Lang, 17 and 19 E Green

Treman, Green & Co., Cayuga, c. Green

% Williams Bros., State n. Corn

rf MASONS.

(to (See Contractors and Builders.)

Kf meat markets.^

g Breitenbacher L., 9 S Aurora

^ Carty & Coleman, 40 W State

s Hickey & Devoy, 91 E State

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Holden & Jacobs, 6o>_. W Mill.'

McAllister Bros., 8 S Cayuga, and 185 W State |McCrea & Reed, 7 S Cayuga

Reed J. A., 38 N Aurora ^Stephens J. W., 78 Cascadilla 3

Stephens P., 8 E State !Stevens B. A., 109 N Cayuga |Thompson T. S., 10 Farm |.

Quick M. W., 103^ W State

Wortman T- R. & Son., 16 N Aurora ^MILK DEPOT. jig

Fowles T. & C. V., 38 W State |t

MILLINERS.*

Bird & Belknap, 15 E State |?B^ys Mrs. A., 29 E State

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Burritt Mrs. L. A., 30 E State ^Egbert C, 2 1 E State XhFrank Mrs. G. W., 30 UniversityPartenheimer Mrs. F. A., 92 N Tioga

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Reardon Maggie, 64 Wheat ,|]

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MILLS.

Bostwick & Sisson, plaster, S side Inl'et

Hollister T. & Son, planing, 22 S Aurora .

Hull A. M., flour and feed, 95 Lake, Fall Creek |L

Kenyon H. R., planing, &c, cor. Westport and W Buffalo

Price & Moses, planing, &c,S bank Inlet

Smith & Crossman, planing, 26 E Greeji Cj

Van Natta Bros., flour and feed), Sylvan Park, Six Mile Creek ^Williams & Vorhis, flour and feed, cor. Linn and University

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MODEL MAKERS.

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Clinton Bros., 17 W Buffalo and 22 S Geneva *,

Reynolds H., 15 Monroe^

MUSIC. ^

Ithaca Organ Co., office and factory, S bank Inlet

Newman J. T. & Son, 22 N Aurora &

|Pens, Pencils, Ink Stands, Gam.es, Splints, at Bool's. ^


"_ NEWSPAPER EMPORIUM.

^ Ackley, C, 10 N. Tioga

| Finch & Apgar, 60 E State

Qs NEWSPAPERS.

f (See in front "Corporation of Ithaca.")

-53 NOTARIES PUBLIC.

Q3 (See Attorneys.)

rsfNURSERYMEN.

J (See Florists.)Bq-

PAINTERS.

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. Blakeslee A., 27 E State, 3d floor

I Bradford C. E., 12 E Statei*_

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>5 Clapp G. L., carriage, over 105 W State

Derrick W., 30 Linn

Martindale W. H. Jr., (carriage), 92 S Cayuga

Medlin H. R., under 79 E State

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Neill Louis S., sign, 2 W State, upstairs

Schenck G., carriage,over 6 W Green

Shirley A., 37 N Aurora

f Williams D. S., carriage, over 145 W State

PAPER MAKERS.

Andrus, McChain & Co., 41 E State

PHONOGRAPHIC.

Wyckoff'

W. O., 15 & 17 W State

1 PHOTOGRAPHERS.

g Beardsley J., 7 Linn

c3 Eagles J. D., over 76 E State

^ Frear W., over 40 & 42 E State

Rubin H., over 28 & 30 E State

,S Tolles C. C, 1 1 2 E State

"I PHYSICIANS.

^ Brown M. M. & J. W., over 76 E State

S Coryell W., 18 E Seneca

Gilbert P. C, basement Library Building^

Lacy Mrs M. W., 18 W Seneca

rig Morgan, Bishop & Morgan, 22 E State


Ithaca General Directory. 153 ^- a

Parker S. J., 11 Parker

Patterson A., 10 E Seneca 5

Peck S. H., 14 E Seneca gSackett S. P., 19 E Seneca

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Stevens M. V. B., 98 E State

Tripp D. C, 12 E Seneca l-

White D., Bates Block |Winslow J., 1 1 E State

PICTURE FRAMES.'

Bool H., 40 E. State *

Percival R., 27 E State, 3d floor

PLANE MAKER.

Seatnon A. M., 87 N Albany 5

PLUMBERS.

Fleck J. B., basement Gregg block, W State S<

Jamieson J. M., 9 S Cayuga Sj

Savage O. J. & Co., 27 E State S.

POTTERIES.

Macumber and Tannehill, 1 Railroad ave ^a

PRINTERS. I"-

Andrus, McChain & Cq., 41 E State ?

Gregory W., 69 and 71 E State

Ithaca Journal Association, 2d floor, 8, 10 and 12 S Tioga ?

Norton & Conklin, 8 and 9 Titus Block

PRODUCE AND COMMISSION. ^Noxon L. F 21 N Aurora g-

Stowell J. C. & Son, 17, 19 and 21 W State*

Taber W. C, 201 W State a

Wattles C. S., 3 and 5 S Tioga

RAILROADS. IfCayuga Lake, c. Seneca and Fulton _,

D. L. & W., State, Seneca and Fulton

Erie ticket office, 5 E State '|G. I. & A., State W Inlet g

U. I. & E., E hill P


!54 Ithaca General Directory.

f^ FEATHER RENOVATORS.

1 McGuire T. & Son, 216 State

^ RESTAURANTS AND SALOONS

1 Casey M., 23 E State

| Clark W. H., 56 E State

&q Eaton J., 142 W State

" Eggleston J. F., 206 and 208 W State

Ellis E., 6 N Aurora

^ Kaul & Zinck, 8 N Aurora

1 Mcintosh J. E., 1 Clinton Block

.4McMahon J., 6> S Cayuga

^| Messer W., 112 W State

1^Nelligan D., 14 S Cayuga

| O'Brien & Doherty, 18 E State

e Patten S., 212 W State

;s Roat F., 44 E State

j^ Schallowitz C, 18 S Tioga

^. Scott L., under 10 S Aurora

-_2 Slattery D., 30 S Meadow

^Smith I. D., 60 W Seneca

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-g Spahn A., 1 and 3 S Aurora

1: Thompson D., 80 N Albany

*S Van Droof M., 167 W State

^ Van Order & Ashdown, 97 E State

5>ROOFER.

Sneden M., 23 Sears

.& SEWING MACHINES.g

s Harrigan J., (Wilson,) over 15 E State

'ig Newman J. T. & Son, (White), 22 N Aurora

s Northrup J. & Son (Singer), 10 S Tioga

^ SEWING MACHINE REPAIRER.

,5 Dresser J. H., 22 Hudson

SHIRT MAKERS."g

g Ithaca Manufacturing Co., (H. W. Collins), 3 and 4 Clinton

^ Block

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~P. 0. Box, 21 Ithaca, If. Y. Residence, 40 Huestis St.


Sherwood C. R., 65 E State

Van Kirk J. C, 47 E State

SHOE FASTENERS.

Twain, Reeves & Co., (shoe fasteners), 15 Monroe

SHOE MAKERS.

(See Boots and Shoes). 9

Barnes S., 124 N Tioga,

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Beebe H. L., over 3 N Tioga ^

Chittenden C, 200 W Seneca t-^Clark W. E., 14 Second |LMiles W H., 120 W State *

Mooers J., 22 Farm . S

Naughton T., 16 S Cayuga _1

Tappenden G. A., 2d floor, 65 E Stateg4

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SOAP MAKER.

Fisk J. B., 26 Utica st,

SPORTING GOODS. ^.

Fowler & Tisdel, 15 and 17 E State, second floor g-

STAGES.

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Speer M., Newfield and Havana, 79 W Seneca a

STEAMBOATS. &.

Cayuga Lake, Foot Third ,

STENOGRAPHER.I"

Wyckoff W. O., second floor, 15 and 17 W State |-

STONEARTIFICIAL

Stewart H., 114 E Buffalo-.

STOVES. go

(See Hardware.) S

TAILORS.

Blood C. F., 9 N Tioga

Baldwin J. G., over 25 E State

Barees A., 100 E State

Denmead R. C, 2d floor Wilgus Block,

Driscoll M. A., 27 Factory

Aching Teeth destroy health andcomfort.Melotte.

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Gieen E., 103 E State

Hayden H. H., 58 Columbia

8^ Herson P., over 27 E State

g Holmstean O. A., 2d floor, 67 E State

" June M. M., 83, Linn

Park Henry, 49 E State, 2d floor

: Parrott J., 2d floor, Wilgus Block

^ Phillips A. H., 19 E State

Straussman Bros., 48 E State

Taylor George H., 29 E State, 2d floor

^ TANNERIES.g

eg Humboldt Tannery, E. S. Esty & Co., office, 58 E St

s*. end Clinton

r TEAMSTERS.'

Sincepaugh J., 105 E State

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Smith Bros., 17 W Mill

TELEGRAPH.

^ Western Union Telegraph, Wilgus Block, 2d floor

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<3q TICKET OFFICES.

,__fIves C. A., 3 Clinton Block

2| Phillips F. W., 5 E State

|< TIN, SHEET IRON AND COPPER WORKERS.

Fillingham F-, 56 W State

S Jones W. M., 187 W State

Rhen & Hoyt, 17 N Aurora

Savage O. J. & Co., 27 E State

Treman, King & Co., 1 and 3 E State

TOBACCO MANUFACTORY.

r Platts A. H, 12 E State

* UNDERTAKERS.i*_

| Baldwin Cornelius R., 19 N Aurora

20 Carpenter, Comings & Co., 11 and 13 N Aurora

4 Howard & Clement, 3 W State

^ McCarty A.W 7 N Aurora

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P. O. Box 21, Ithaca, If. Y. Residence, 40 Huestis St.


UPHOLSTERERS.

(See"

Beds andMattrasses"

Furniture Undertakers.)

WELL DRIVER.

Johnson C. D., 37 S Geneva

WOOD YARD.

Bostwick H. V., 9 and 1 1 E Clinton

Seaman A. M., 87 N AlbanyTerwilliger J., 62 Linn

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