Boyd’s Business Directory
Of Over One Hundred Cities and Villages
In
New York State
(Greene County Directories Extracted - Athens, Catskill and Coxsackie -
No other Greene County Towns listed)
Together With Post-Offices, Postmasters’ Names, Money Order Post-Office and Telegraph And Express Stations Throughout The State, History Of The States and Territories, And Brief Sketches Of The Places Contained In The Directory. Incorporated And Manufacturing Companies, Railroads Newspapers, Exc., United States New York, County , City Officers, Exc.
By Andrew Boyd,
Compiler and Publisher of Directories During The Past Fifteen
Years
Principal Office, 23 High Street, Albany, N. Y.
1869 –1870
Albany, N. Y.
Printing House of Charles Van Benthuysen & Sons, 1869.
Transcribed by Arlene Goodwin
TO THE PUBLIC .
The first edition of this Directory is herewith presented with the consciousness that every effort has been made—which long experience and pains-taking labor and contribute—to ensure its fullest completeness. Fourteen more places that were promised have been added. No money had been collected in advance, nor indeed is there ever upon any books issued from this office. It will be published regularly with additional improvements.
To whoever may find an error in this voluminous Combination
Directory of names, the undersigned would respectfully ask him to remember for a
moment the following: It is the first of its kind, It embraces 114 distinct
directories of as many cities and villages, every one of which had to be
visited. The work contains over 80,000 business names, which required a very
large corps of practiced canvassers to collect; the owner of each name had to be
called upon personally, his name obtained and correctly spelled and written
down, with business, street numbers, etc. These 80,000 names had to be examined,
revised and compiled alphabetically in their proper places etc. A very large
number have advertised in the work, each one of which had some wish in regard to
the insertion of his advertisement; one wanted it under a particular business
heading, another under his name, another on some particular page, one in a
certain style type one in one place and one in another, none of which must be
forgotten, all must be done according to agreement; all this adds to the
complication of the affair. The whole has to pass through the hands of an
immense number of canvassers, assorters and compilers, printers, proof-readers,
etc. Let him think of this, and the wonder with him ought to be not that he has
found an error or two, but rather that he can find so few. Let him realize too
if he can the great care and system required and given in a complicated
compilation of this kind, let him add to it all the natural anxiety of one who
gives his earnest, personal attention to this branch of business, and upon which
so much depends to fulfill all the promises of himself and corps, and to give
satisfaction in his works devotes not only the labor of his head and hands
throughout the day, but often so far into the night as to reach the "wee
sma’ hours ayont the ‘twa," and the error finder will no doubt shut the
book with a gentle hand, kindly expressive of how sublime a thing it is to
forgive.
The Compiler of a Directory.
January 5th, 1869
Catskill, Greene County
Greene county, formed March 25, 1800. Catskill was incorporated March 14, 1806, and is upon the Hudson, 111 miles from New York and 33 from Albany. It is one mile up the creek, and is the county seat. Population about 3, 500. The village, which is a pleasant and thriving one, rises form the margin of the creek to an elevated site on the north, where it is dissipated in many beautiful country villas, overlooking the river on the east, and the valley and mountains on the west. It is a place of much importance; magnificent scenery abounds here, and it has been the temporary or permanent home of some of the distinguished artists of the country. On a sort of terrace, twenty-two hundred feet above the river, about 12 miles back from it, and near the edge of an abrupt precipice, is the "Mountain House," which is distinctly visible for a considerable distance along the river. The coolness and exhilarating quality of the air, and the grandeur of the view, attract numerous visitors in the summer months. One of the many attractions in the vicinity is the Catskill Falls. Caterskill or Kauterskill creek, a branch of Catskill creek, originating high up in the mountain, and affording an outlet for two ponds, here dashes over two perpendicular precipices, one called The Clove, reaches the lower valley of the Hudson. The scene of Irving’s Rip Van Winkle is laid in the region, and the place where the sleepy Dutchman bowled at nine pins, is pointed out to travelers.
VILLAGE OFFICERS.—Charles Cornwall, president; Hiram Van Steemburgh, M. F. Smith, Chas. Egnor, Fred. O. Rightmyer, trustees; George Olney, surveyor; C. C. W. Cleaveland, clerk.
Abeel C. C. & Co. grocers, Exchange place near Bridge |
Fanning Nelson, physician, Main |
Agnor House, Nelson Larabee, Main |
Ferrior &Bro. brick manufrs. West Water |
Alcott George W. stationer, Main near Factory |
Fiero Joshua Hon.. Dry goods merchant, Main near William |
Aldrich H. B. milliner and fancy goods, Main |
Fitch F. J. Layer, Main near the bank |
Aldrich Henry B. photographer, Main |
Fletcher M. baker, main |
Arnsfield Morris, clothier, Main |
Fox. G. C. (Shaler & Fox), Main |
Ashley J. J. jr. baker, Main opp. Western Hotel |
French & Ethridge, grocers, Main |
Atwater Joshua, ins agt. , Main under Tanner’s Bank |
Gale Wm. physician, Main next to P. O. |
Bagley J. H. Jr. (Jones & Bagley), Main |
Gay Philip (Donahue & Gay) Main opp. the Tanner’s bank |
Bascom N. P. prop. West Catskill Hotel, Bridge |
Gaylord J. F. (Mott & Gaylord), Main |
Beach C. L. proprietor Catskill Mountain House, Catskill |
Givens & Osborn, lawyers, Main |
Beach Chas. A. supt. of Mountain House, Main, under the Tanner’s bank |
Givens S. A. (Givens & Osborn, Main |
BOURKE OLIVER, postmaster, P.O. Main, house Bridge |
Greene J. R. dry goods, Main near Factory |
Bush Hannah, candles, Main |
Gunn R. N. hotel, Main |
Bushnell & Baldwin, boots and shoes, Main |
HALL J. B. editor and proprietor of the Recorder and Democrat, Main next to bank |
CATSKILL HOUSE, W. & s. Kirby, Main |
Hallenbeck H. E. (T. & H. E. Hallenbeck) Main |
Catskill Nat. Bank, Harrison P. Jones, pres., Henry B. Hill, cashier, Main |
Hallenbeck T. H. E. grocers, Main |
Clark L. C. candy, Main |
Hallock Joseph, lawyer, Main corner Broad |
Coben Joseph H. merchant tailor, Main n. Canal |
Harries Samuel, grocer, Main |
Cold Spring Division, No. 74, S. of T., meet every Wednesday, Good Templar’s Hall |
Hecht Louisa, milliner, Main |
Conklin J. B. jr. grocer, Main cor. Bridge |
Hill Frederick, Cashier Tanner’s National Bank of Catskill, Main |
Concklin W. H. Grocer, Main, next door to Tanner’s bank |
Hill Henry B. cashier, Catskill National bank |
Cook, & Hardwick, brick manufs., West Water |
Hinmans, H. M. Tailor, Main |
Cornwall Chas. Insurance agent, Main |
Holbert David C. fancy goods, Main |
Cornwall Solomon, hats, Main |
Horton F. A. pastor Dutch Reformed Church |
Corsa Wm. P. (Storm & Corss), Thompson |
HORTON GEO. L. DRUGGIST, Main next to Post office |
Cross Martin, hairdresser, Main |
Howard Geo. A. Rev- pastor Presbyterian church |
CURTIS CARRIE MISS, milliner, Main opposite the bank |
Hudson Rive House, J. P. Huntly prop. Catskill point |
Day S. Sherwood, president Tanner’s National bank of Catskill, Main |
Humphrey & Smith (O. T. Humphrey and E. A. Smith) dry goods, Main |
Donahue & Gay (Wm. Donahue and P. C. Gay), Butchers, Main, opp. the Tanner’s bank |
Humphrey Oscar T. (Humphrey & Smith, Main |
Donahue Wm. (Donahue & Gay), Main opp. the Tanner’s bank |
Hunter, Lynes & Parson (W, Hunter, F. C. Lynes and C. Pearson), merchant tailors Main near Thompson |
Du Dubois Wm. L. (Wey & DuBois), Main c. Canal |
Hunter Wm. (Hunter, Lynes & Pearson, Main near Thompson |
Dumond P. & P. M. carriage manufs. Main |
Ingersoll E. L. physician, Main under the Tanner’s bank |
Edgerly Wm. carpenter, Main |
Jewell James, physician, Main opp. the P. O. |
Egnor J. M. grocer, Main |
Jones & Bagley (A. P. Jones and J. H. Bagley, jr. ) grocers, Main |
Egnor & Martin, livery stables, Bridge |
Jones Harrison P. prest. Catskill National bank |
Keener Joseph, Furniture, Main opp. Church |
Reynolds R. M. dentist, Main over the P. O. |
King R. H. lawyer, Main near the bank |
Russ James (W. H. & J. Russ), Main |
KIRBY W. & S. props. Catskill House, Main |
Russ W. H. & J. liquors, main near Church |
Kortz D furniture, main |
Russell Edgar, Justice of the Peace, Main under the Tanner’s bank |
Kortz J. W. dry goods, Main |
Salisbury Wm. Justice of the Peace and insurance agent, Main |
Kortz W. undertaker, Main |
Saul Julius, Clothier, Main |
Kritzman Joseph, clothier, Main |
Sayre France, hardware, Main cor. Church |
Lansing John A. Rev. pastor Reformed church |
Scott Robt. A. meteoric Illuminator agent, Main |
Larabee Nelson, prop. Agnor House, Main |
Selleck H. confectioner, Main |
Layman C. J. Milliner, Main |
Shuler & Fox (N. S. Shaler and G. C. Fox) grocers, Main |
Leeson James, harnessmaker, Main opp. P. O. |
Shaler N. S. (Shaler & Fox), Main |
Lewis Z. M. Rev. pastor Methodist church |
Sheppard John, grocer, Main n. Catskill House |
Lynes F. S. (Hunter, Lynes & Pearson), Main near Thompson |
Smith Eugene A. (Humphrey & Smith), Main |
Lynes George, restaurant, Main opp. Factory |
Smith Luke, boots, Main |
LYNES GEORGE & SON, fruit dealers, Main |
SMITH M. F. prop. Western Hotel, Main cor Union |
Mackey E. R. physician, Main |
Stahl Frederick A. hairdresser, Main |
Mallory J. L. (Vincent & Mallory), Main |
Staples M. W. Rev. pastor Presbyterian church |
Mallory Samuel M. (S. S. Mallory & Son). Main corner of Howard |
Steam Woolen Co., Samuel Harris agent, Water near Factory |
Mallory S. S & Son (S. M. Mallory), jewelers and fancy goods, Main cor. Howard |
Storm & Corsa (P. H. Storm and Wm. P. Corss), pager mnfrs., Thompson |
Mann J. T. hardware, Main |
Storm P. H. (Storm & Corsa), Thompson |
Martin A. J. hardware, Main and Thompson |
SWARTWOUT NICHOLAS, tanner and leather dealer, head of Main |
Matoon, C. A. Confectionery, Main |
Sylvester John F. jeweler, Main |
McCarthy Wm. Rev. pastor Baptist church |
Sylvester J. R., Western Union Tel. Co., Main |
Meech, & Beach, grocers, Main opp. the P. O. |
Tanner’s National Bank of Catskill, S. Sherwood Day, prs’t;’ Frederick Hill, cashier, Main |
Mesick P. T. Dry goods, Main near P. O. |
Tolley & Sons, gunsmith, Main |
Morgan J. O. Billards, Main |
Trowbridge Chas. grocer, Main |
Mott & Gaylord (W. R. Mott and J. F. Gaylord), gloves, boots, &c. Main |
Trowbridge M. H. printer, Main |
Mott Walter R. (Mott & Gaylord) Main |
TROWBRIDGE & CO. soap and candle manufacturers, Livingston |
Munn Angus, tobacconist, Main opp. Western Hotel |
Van Loan Walton, Stationer, Main at P. O. |
Nearing Sophia, Milliner, Main |
Vincent G. E. (Vincent & Mallory) Main |
O’Connor J. V. W. Restaurant, Main n William |
VINCENT & MALLORY (G. E. Vincent and J. L. Mallory), druggist, Main |
Olmstead & Rugg, hats & c. Main |
Weeks Robt. Rev. pastor Episcopal church |
Olney D. K. lawyer, Main near Bank |
West Catskill Hotel N. P. Bascom, prop. |
Olney John lawyer, Main corner Bridge |
WESTERN HOTEL, M. F Smith, Main cor Union |
Osborn A. M. (Givens & Osborn) Main |
West. Union Tel Co., J. R. Sylvester, Main |
Page Wilson, grocer main |
Wetmore W. W. physician, Main near Union |
Palmer. Oliver, grocer, Main cor. Greene |
Wey & Du Bois (B. Wey and W. L. Du Bois), druggists, Main cor. Canal |
Payton James , Saloon, Main near Bridge |
Wey Benj. (Wey & Du Bois), Main cor Canal |
Pearson Chas. (Hunter, Lynes & Pearson), Main near Thompson |
White. Clarke, butcher, Main |
Penfield F. B. grocer, Main |
Wilcox Judson, grocer, Main cor Factory |
Pennoyer W. A. watchmaker, Main |
Willard C. S. Watchmaker, Main |
Perry Bros. (Volney D. and V. Douglass Perry), grocers, head of Main |
Winans Leonard, carpenter, Main |
Perry Volney D. (Perry Bros.), head of Main |
WISE & SON (A. and M. S. Wise) furs, Main |
Person, & Stewart, butcher, Main |
Wise Morris S. (Wise & Son), Main |
Philip Jacob, physician, Main cor William |
Wolcott. W. G. mfr flour, grain, &c. Main |
Pierce Wm. E. harnessmaker, Main |
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Quinlan M. H. Miliner, Main |
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RECORDER AND DEMOCRAT, J. G. Hill, printer and publisher, Main n. Bank |
Coxsackie, Greene County
Greene county formed 25, 1800, Coxsackie, upon the Hudson, was incorporated in 1866. It is a thriving village, containing a population of something over 2,000. It is 123 mile from New York and 21 from Albany. There is a Bank and weekly newspaper here.
VILLAGE OFFICERS.—Wm. Cochran, President; Henry Mackey, Winslow Case, Wheeler, Powell, trustees; Sidney A. Dwight, Treasurer; Ebert O. Beatty, Clerk; Elijah D. V R. Converse, Police Justice.
Allen Henry L. boots and shoes, Reed near Ely |
Collier C. I. (Collier & Hallock), Ely Cor Reed |
Baker Richard, liquors, Reed near Ely |
Collier & Hallock (C. I., Collier and S. P. Hallock), dry goods, Ely cor Reed |
Beach Mary, Milliner, Walton |
Cook, Peter, policeman, Reed near Lincoln ave |
Beatty Albert O. (Crippen & Beatty), Reed |
Cooney John, Liquors Water near River |
Becker Crawford, photographer, Reed opposite Eagle Hotel Reed |
Coonley Platt & Co. (W. G. Hoyt), butchers, Reed |
Bedell H. G. & Co. (Levi Bedell), dry goods Manison near Reed |
Coxsackie House, S. A. Palmer, Walton |
Bedell Levi (H. G. Bedell & Co.), Mansion near Reed |
Coxsackie Malleable Grey Iron Co. H. Miller, President [prop] Reed cor Ely |
Bell Charles , Tobacconist, Reed |
Crippen Charles (Crippen & Beatty), Reed |
Bomus George H. carpenter, River Near Reed |
Crippen & Beatty (C. Crippen and A. O. Beatty) grocers, Reed |
Bonton Charles F. & Norman L. dry goods, Reed near Ely |
Cumming Daniel, restaurant, Water near Reed |
Bonton Norman L. (Chas F. and N. L. Bonton) Reed near Ely |
DEMING FRED’K G. postmaster Reed |
Bradbury E. K. prop. Eagle Hotel, Reed n Ely |
Donovan Patrick, Blacksmith, Water |
Brandow J. W. stoves, etc., Walton |
Eagle Hotel, E. K. Bradbury, Prop. Reed n Ely |
Briggs, I. W. & son (Sylvester W. Briggs), butchers, Water near Reed |
Farmer Wm. hardware, Walton |
Briggs Sylvester W. (I. W. Briggs & Son), Eater near Reed |
FRANKLIN Wm. P., printer and publisher, Reed c. Ely |
Bronk John B. solicitor, Reed |
Frisbee John Rev. (col’d), Methodist, Walton |
Brown & Wing (Isaac Brown and Marcus Wing), druggist, Reed near Eagle Hall |
Gay Barnatt, dry goods, Walton |
Brown H. W. Grocer, Reed near Ely |
Grose Chas. Rev. pastor Methodist church |
Brown Isaac (Brown & Wing), Reed near Eagle |
Green Alonzo, hatter, Reed near Ely |
Buckbee & Brown (R. F. Buckbee and H. Brown), steam planing mill, River near Reed |
WM. P. FRANKLIN, Book and Job Printer, and Publisher of The Coxsackie News, Coxsackie, Greene Co., NY. Extra Inducements offered to advertisers. |
Calwell Lizzie, milliner, Reed near Eagle Hotel |
National Bank of Coxsackie, J. C. Van Dyck, president, Main |
CASE WINSLOW, wines, liquors, etc., Reed near Ely |
NEWBURY A. & B. machinists and iron founders, Water and River |
Church John D. prop. Railroad House, opposite the ferry |
Newbury B. (A. & B. Newbury), Water, n. River |
Cochran Wm. H. notary public, Reed |
Palmer S. A. prop. Coxsackie House, Walton |
COLLIER A.V. D., M.D. druggist, opposite Eagle Hotel |
Phiney, R. B. boots, Reed near River |
A.V.D. COLLIER, Wholesale and Retail DRUGGIST! Opposite Eagle Hotel, Coxsackie, N. Y. Order from Country Merchants promptly attended to. |
Post Stephen, deputy sheriff, Four Mile Point |
Griffin R. livery stables, Coxsackie |
Powell Wheeler (Reed & Powell), Reed c. Water |
Haines D. T. boots and leather, Reed n. River |
Provost Catharine, milliner, Reed near Ely |
Haines J. D. manager, W. U. T. office, Reed n River |
Railroad House, J. D. Church, prop., opp ferry |
Hasiting S. P. M. Rev. pastor Ref. Church |
Reed Alexander (Reed & Powell), Reed c Water |
Hallenbeck Shelden, saddler, Ely near Reed |
Reed, Geo. & W. K. hardware, Reed n. River |
Hallock David, grocer, Reed near Ely |
Reed & Powell (A. Reed and W. Powell) freight agents, Reed corner Water |
Hallock S. P. (Collier & Hallock), Ely c. Reed |
Rosch Marcus Rev. Catholic church Reed near Lincoln ave |
Hamilton Miller, pres. Coxsackie Malleable Grey Iron Company |
Seegarll Joseph, clothier, Reed near Ely |
Hiseerd James W. lawyer, Reed near Ely |
Sharp J. F. liquors, Walton |
Hollister & Hallenbeck, dry goods, Reed n Ely |
Sherman Alonzo, grocer, Reed corner Water |
Hoyt W. G. (Platt, Coonley & Co.), Reed |
Shufelt Edgar, clothier, Ely near Main |
Jackson J. J. dentist and surgeon, Mansion near Eagle Hotel |
Sprague W. M. physician, Mansion |
King Henry (col’d), hairdresser, Reed n. River |
Stoutenburgh W. S. dry goods Walton |
King Myry A. (col’d), milliner, Reed n. River |
Van Dyck Jacob C. lawyer, also president National Bank Coxsackie, Main |
Kipinett Ann P. milliner, Reed near Ely |
Van Dyck John B. physician, Walton |
Klebes M. Furniture, Reed |
Warner John F. Billiards, Reed near Ely |
Lampman Obadiah, dry goods, Reed |
Welsh John, tailor, Reed near Ely |
Laughlin A. G. confectioner, Ely near Reed |
Western Union Tel. Office, J. D. Haines, Reed n. River |
LEETE W. E. attorney and counsellor at law, Mansion |
Whiting Mary M. milliner, Reed n. Eagle Hotel |
Leigh W. J. marble works, Walton |
Williams Peter O. physician, Reed near Ely |
Long. R. J. wagonmaker, Reed |
Winans David, butcher, near Walton |
Lusk Gilbert, grocer, Reed near Ely |
Winans W. H. watchmaker, Reed near Ely |
Mackey George (Mackey and C. P. Wing), Reed n. Ely |
Wing C. P. (Mackey & Wing), Reed n. Ely |
Mackey & Wing (G. Mackey and C. P. Wing) druggists, Reed near Ely |
Wing M. (Brown & Wing), Reed n. Ely |
Mason A. b. (col’d), hairdresser, Reed c River |
Youmans Isaac A. liquors, Walton |
Miller Theodore (col’d), hairdresser, Reed |
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Morgin Mike W. blacksmith, River near Reed |
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Mun A. F. Rev. pastor, Reformed church |
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Mygatt Isaac, Lumber and coal, River cor. New |
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Mygatt & Brandow, hardware, Reed near Ely |
Athens, Greene County
Greene county formed March 25, 1800, and named in honor of Gen. Nathaniel Greene, of Revolutionary fame.
Athens is situated upon the Hudson river, opposite the city of Hudson, 35 miles from Albany and 115 miles from New York. It was incorporated April 2, 1805. Population about 2,000. A railway has recently been completed to Schenectady, connecting with the N. Y. C. R. R., principally for the conveyance of freight to connection with river navigation to and from the west. The rock on which the steamer Swallow run on the evening of April 7, 1845, is just below . Twenty lives were lost on that occasion.
Athens was formerly called "Loonenburgh" and "Esperanza."
TOWNS OFFICERS.__J. R. Haviland, Town Clerk; Chas. Howland, Treasurer; John Beardsley, Supervisor; Geo. Brady, jr., and Henry Stranahan, Trustees:
Allen Alfred, boots, Ferry near Wormer House |
Pennington & Hanthorn (J. Pennington and R. H. Hanthorn,), dry goods and grocers, Ferry corner Washington |
Ashley Edwin, confectionery and bakery, Perry |
POST ELISHA, druggist, Ferry near Warren |
Berg Fred, cigar manufacturer, Ferry |
Post John, hairdresser, Second |
Brady George, butcher, Ferry |
Reeves, Wm. K., saloon, Second near Ferry |
Brady Gordon W., carpenter, Athens |
Robbins, Joseph, prop. robins House, Water corner Second |
Calkins S. E., physician, Franklin near Second |
Ryder L. W., confectionery, Ferry near Warren |
Campbell A. G. Rev., pastor Dutch Reformed church |
Sanderson John, insurance agent, Ferry c. Warren |
Clark Nathan, stone ware pottery |
Smith Howard C. butcher, Ferry near Water |
Coffins Electa, drygoods, Ferry |
STRANAHAN HENRY, jr., stoves and tinware, Ferry near Wormer House |
Colson Mary, milliner, Main n. Wormer House |
Van Deburgh Wm., grocer, Franklin near Ferry |
Danforth Erskine, grocer, Second near Warren |
Van Loan C. M., grocer, and drygoods, Ferry |
Dernell Charles F., harnessmaker, Ferry near Osborn house |
Van Loan Josephine, Tailoress, Ferry |
Edmunds Kmery, lime and cement, Water n. Ferry |
Van Loon Henry, grocer, Main |
GARDINER ADDISON, postmaster, Ferry corner Washington |
Van Loon Henry T., carpenter, Franklin |
Goole Wm. F. Rev., pastor Methodist Church |
Vroman David, grocer, Water |
Hanthorn R. D. (Pennington & Hanthorn), Ferry corner Washington |
Weber Henry, blacksmith, Franklin near Ferry |
Haviland Jennie, milliner, foot of Washington |
Weeber Charles, bootmaker, Franklin n. Ferry |
HOLLENBECK GEO. C., wagonmaker N. Washington |
Welderman John, bootmaker, Second |
Howd J. E. Rev., pastor Baptist church |
Wheeler John H., phys., Washington n. Ferry |
Howland C. W., (Howland & Son), Second |
WHITING BROS. (D. T. & Ira c. Whiting), glue and neats foot oil manufacturers. |
Howland Darius, grocer, Ferry near River |
Whiting David, groceries, brick and coal, upper village |
Howland N. W. (Howland & son), Second |
Whiting D. T. (Whiting Bros) |
Howland & Son (N.W. and C. W. Howland), grocers &c, Second |
Whiting Ira C. (Whiting Bros.) |
Johnson J. E. Rev., pastor Episcopal church |
Winters Mathew, butcher, Ferry near Wormer House |
Leffingwell Sarah, private school, Franklin n. Ferry |
Wise Alexander (Wise & Son), Main |
Lucas C. B. Bootmaker, near Ferry |
WOLCOTT ROBERT D., proprietor Osborn House, Ferry cor. Franklin (See Adv.) |
Maloan Jacob, bootmaker, Warren |
Woolford S. D., dry goods, Ferry cor. Franklin |
Mersereau A. S. blacksmith, North Washington |
WORMER J. C., prop Wormer House, Warren cor. Washington |
Nool Henry, hairdresser, Ferry near Washington |
OSBORN HOUSE, ATHENS, N.Y. R. D. WOLCOTT, - PROPRIETOR Enlarged and refitted, thoroughly renovated and in excellent order. Public patronage is respectfully solicited. |
Pennington John (Pennington & Hanthorn), Ferry corner Washington |
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