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O’Driscoll Patrick, mason, h 356 Elm
O’Farrel Mary, domestic, Hoffman n Hart
O’Farrell John, laborer, bds Herrick n Franklin
O’Farrell Michael, laborer, h Herrick n Franklin
Ogden Alexander, carpenter, h 317 Baldwin
Ogden William, h 406 Lake
Ogden William D., bookkeeper, 319 E Water bds 406 Lake
O’Gorman Honora, domestic, 409 E Church
O’GORMAN JOHN, dry goods and groceries, 819 Railroad av h do
O’Gorman Patrick, heater, h 808 Hatch
O’Gorman Simon, hooker, h 805 Hatch
O’Gorman Thomas, laborer, h 350 Railroad av
O’Gradey Michael, mason, h 670 Columbia
O’Hara John, brickmaker, h 562 E Clinton
O’Hara Julia C., domestic, 104 E Henry
O’Hara Matthew, roller, bds 151 E Washington av
O’Hara Mary, widow Michael, h 151 E Washington av
O’Hara Michael, laborer, bds 151 E Washington av
O’Hare Dennis, carpenter, h 406 Elm
O’Hare Thomas, mason, 813 John
O’Heren Honora, domestic, 115 N Main
The best Imported and Domestic GLASSWARE, at DEXTER’S.
O’Herren Michael, mason, h 108 W Sixth
O’Keefe Cornelius, laborer, h 663 Magee
Olbus John, carpenter, h 654 Dickinson
O’Leary Dennis, laborer, h 104 Chesnut
O’Leary Jeremiah, mason, h 433 W Fourth
O’Leary Patrick, carpenter, h 320 Weber
O’Leary Patrick, laborer, h 369 W Fifth
O’Leary Thomas, bricklayer, bds 419 Railroad av
O’Leary Timothy, laborer, h Guiltanen n W South av.
Oliver George, roller, h Pratt cor Day
Oliver Lucy, widow Otis, bds 318 William
Oliver Thaddeus E. C., printer Gazette office, h 205 Orchard
Oliver Thomas, teamster, h Oak cor E. Fifth
Olivey William, clerk, 160 Lake
Olivey William, tailor, h 56 S Washington
O’Loughlin Bridget, domestic, 118 N Main
O’Loughlin Patrick, helper, 104 W Washington av
O’Loughlin Thomas, helper, h 154 W S Second
Olsen John, tailor, h 112 Ferris
Olster B., peddler, h 659 E Water
O’MAHER JAMES, saloon, 372 Railroad av, h do
O’Neil Daniel, watchman, 727 Lake
O’Neil Jeremiah, engineer, h 108 W S Second
O’Neil Jeremiah, painter, bds 101 Chestnut
O’Neil Mary, domestic, 304 N Main
O’Neil Mary A., domestic, 52 S Main
O’Neil Michael, saloon, 705 Railroad av, h do
O’Neil Michael J., teamster, h ft E Water
O’Neil Owen, bartender, 705 Railroad av, bds do
O’Neil Owen, laborer, h 509 High
O’Neil Thomas, laborer, h 101 Chestnut
O’Neil Thomas, laborer, h 460 W Second
O’Neill Daniel, boilermaker h S Main n Jacob
O’Neill Libbie, domestic, 213 Gregg
O’Neill Mary, widow Patrick, bds 336 W Seventh
O’Neill William, engineer, 657 Magee
O’Neill William, puddler, bds 806 Hatch
O’Reagan Patrick, engineer, h Miller cor O’Gorman
O’Regan John, watchman, h 315 W Fifth
O’Reilley Dennis, stonecutter, h Oak cor Maxwell
O’Riley John, roller, bds 150 E Washington av
O’Riley William, laborer, h 150 E Washington av
Orme George, butcher, 712 Baldwin
Orphans’ Home, Fulton cor Franklin, John B. Gale, supt
Lace CURTAINS, HOLLANDS and Curtain Fixtures, at 325 E. Water St.
Orr Levi J., sash-framer, h 607 Walnut
Orrison George, painter, bds 413 Magee
Orvis Emerson, gardener, h South av n Perine
Orwan Charles F., salesman, 203 E Second, h 762 E Second
Osborn Carrie, tailoress, 402 E Water h do
Osborn George, teamster, bds 810 John
Osborn John H., shoemaker, bds Centre cor Benton
Osborn Oscar H., tailor, 402 E Water h do
Osborne Eliza, widow John, h Centre cor Benton
Osborne H. R. jr., bookkeeper, h 112 E S Water
Osborn John J., hackman, h 106 High
Osborne Mary A., dressmaker, bds Centre cor Benton
Osborne William J., painter, bds Centre cor Benton
Osman J. K. P., blacksmith, bds 555 E Water
Out Jeremiah, laborer, h 319 Railroad
Out Theodore, laborer, bds 107 E Washington av
Owen Ann, widow Richard, h 457 Sullivan
Owen Edwards, spinner, bds 457 Sullivan
Owen George H., h 316 Lake
Owen Henry L., yarn-dresser, bds 457 Sullivan
Owen Henry w., (Jesse Owen & Co.,) h at Chemung
Owen James H., bookkeeper, 148 W Water, bds 410 W Church
Owen Jesse (Jesse Owen & Co.,) also (Bonnell & Owen,) h 410 W Church
OWEN JESSE & CO., (Henry W. Owen,) lumber and ground bark, 210 W Water
Owen Susan M., bds 509 Park Place
Owens Joseph, foreman, woolen mills h 815 Factory
Owens Morris, laborer, h 212 Park
P.
Pack John, laborer, h Baldwin n Norton
Pack Robert, laborer, bds Baldwin n Norton
Packard Abel O., lumberman, h 57 First av
Packard Allen, finisher, h 55 S Sullivan
Packard Hobart H.., traveling agent h 313 Lake
Packard Horatio S., machinist, bds 57 First av
Pagan Rudolph, jeweler, 121 W Water h 118 Harriet
Page Frank, axemaker, h 606 Baldwin
PAGETT WILLIAM, tanner, h 407 W Water
Paige Elliott D., clerk, h 507 DeWitt
Paige Mary, bds 507 DeWitt
Paine Horace A., carpenter, bds 72 Pennsylvania av
Paine Kate, widow John, bds 655 E Church
Paine Samuel H., shoemaker h 72 Pennsylvania av
Table CUTLERY and Plated Ware, at Dexter’s DOUBLE STORE, Lake St.
Paine Thomas, laborer, h 727 Baldwin
Painton Ernest, laborer, 217 Mt, Zoar
Painton George, fireman, h 213 Franklin
Painton Richard, switchman, 213 Franklin
Palen Arthur, leather manuf., Limestone, N. Y., h 108 E S Water
Palmer Avery M., clerk, 200 W Water h 356 Walnut
Palmer Charles H., clerk Post Office, bds 416 W Gray
Palmer Daniel, bridge-carpenter, bds 104 E Henry
Palmer Eden, bds 812 John
Palmer Edward H., (Palmer & Decker,) h 360 w Water
Palmer Edwin P., clerk, h 504 N Main
Palmer Emma J. Miss, bds 603 Hoffman
PALMER ERASTUS S., justice of the peace, 206 E Water h 108 W Gray
Palmer Fanny, widow Richard, h 221 Lake
Palmer Frank, laborer, bds 204 S Main
Palmer George, tinsmith, bds 324 S Main
Palmer George N., clerk, h 161 Washington
Palmer George W., (Palmer & Fenner,) h 420 W Gray
Palmer Griff D., clerk, 307 E Water h 414 College av
Palmer Henry T., painter, h 416 W Gray
Palmer Laura A., teacher N. 5, bds 504 N Main
Palmer La Vern W., laborer, h 621 W Church
Palmer Manley, marble-agent, h 621 W Church
Palmer Martin S., manager W. U. Telegraph Co., 150 Baldwin h 212 S Water
PALMER MARTIN W., blacksmith and wagonmaker, 227 W Water h 109 W Market (see adv)
Palmer M. Dwight, blacksmith, 309 W Water h 309 W Gray
PALMER & DECKER, (Edward H. Palmer and Casper S. Decker,) tanners, Pennsylvania av cor Ann
Palmer & Fenner, (George W. Palmer and Benjamin Fenner,) planning mill, r 201 E Gray
Palte Charles, clerk, bds 359 Railroad av
Palte Joseph, clothing, 359 Railroad av
Palte Louis, clerk, bds 359 Railroad av
Pangborn William, carpenter, h 559 E Second
Pangburn Nancy, widow Henry, h Pleasant n Franklin
Pangburn Oliver, helper, bds Pleasant n Franklin
Papineau Augustus, shoemaker, bds 123 Harriet
Papineau John, shoemaker, 123 Harriet h do
Pardoe Thomas, gardener, h Oak n Day
Parish William, cooper, bds 714 Walnut
Park S. William, carriagemaker, h Fox n Carroll
PARKER ADDISON REV., pastor First Baptist Church, h 114 W Gray
BLACK and FANCY SILKS, at W. E. HART & SON’S, 325 E Water St.
Parker Daniel D., grocer, h 301 E Fourth
Parker Edmund V., traveling agent, h 402 Hoffman
Parker Edward, fireman, h Burdick n Northern Central R. R.
Parker Eliza M., widow Samuel, bds 203 Ann
Parker John, teamster, bds 50 High
Parker John E., conductor, h 103 E Henry
Parker Richard T., wagon-maker, bds 114 W Hudson
Parkhill Angeline, widow Hamilton B., h 213 Washington
Parkhill Anna, teacher No. 1 school h 213 Washington
Parkhill Berta, teacher No 1 school, h 213 Washington
PARKHURST LEWIS D., physician, 319 E Water bds W Market
Parkinson James G., auger-maker, h 513 W Fourth
Parkinson Leanidas E., brakeman, h r 220 W Third
Parkinson Thomas, clerk, h 407 W Third
Parks Chloe O., widow Henry, bds Casey n W South av
Parks Josie, domestic, 438 W Clinton
Parks Susan , bds 897 Lake
Parmalee Libbie E., teacher school No 1, bds 554 Church
Parmenter Charles H., merchant tailor, 214 E Water h 257 Baldwin
Parmenter Robert N., clerk, 214 E Water bds Pennsylvania House
Parmeter Lewis D., teamster, h 221 Mt. Zoar
Parry Philip, heater, bds Oak cor Day
Parry Sarah, domestic, Homestead Hotel
Parry Thomas, heater, h Oak cor Day
Parsons Charles, carpenter, h Maple av n city limits
Parsons Eliza, widow James, bds 312 William
PARSONS GRANVILL D., alderman sixth ward also clerk express office, h 321 W Fourth
Parsons Guilford D., photographer, 134 W Water h 244 do
Parsons Henry, tailor, h 605 E Church
Coal Oil Chandeliers, Brackets & Lamps, at Dexter’s, Lake St.
Parsons Jennie, widow George W., h 669 Park Place
Parsons Lydia, widow ---, h 509 Park Place
Parsons Marcus M., train despatcher, North Central R. W. h 851 Magee
Parsons Theodore S., painter, h 713 Davis
PARTRIDGE HENRY M., lumber, 117 E Church h 311 Lake
Partridge Samuel Hon., h 504 Maple ave
Patchen Sarah M., widow John, h Oak n Lake
Paton John S., carpenter, h 7 Erie
Pattengill Atticus A., conductor, h 378 W Fourth
Patterson Abel B., laborer, bds 919 Lake
Patterson Annie, domestic, Broadway cor College av
Patterson Electra, widow Reuben, bds 1010 Walnut
Patterson Francis, h 919 Lake
Patterson James L., heater, h 435 W Fifth
Patterson John, teamster, h 907 Railroad av
Patterson Mary J., widow Cornelius, h 401 Railroad av
Patterson William E., despatcher, h 504 Columbia
PATTINSON HOUSE, Thomas Reed, proprietor; Baldwin cor Market
Patton Madge M., patterns, 124 Lake bds 501 Lake
Paul William, engineer, h 416 W Fourth
Paulman Charles, printer, h 415 Powell
Pautz Frederika, widow Charles, h 630 William
Pautz Louis, tinsmith, bds 630 William
Paxson John K., helper, bds 701 Davis
Paxson Joseph W., bricklayer, h 701 Davis
Payne Charles, gardener, 815 College av
Payne Cora, domestic, Homestead Hotel
Payne John, laborer, h 857 Dickinson
Payne Millie, cook, Homestead House
Payne Saunders, laborer h 660 Dickinson
Payne William, laborer, h 751 Park Place
Peabody Anna, widow George, h 703 Dickinson
Pearse Charles W., baker, h 514 College av
Pearse Frank, polisher, bds 514 College av
Pease Daniel, tinsmith, bds 716 Walnut
Pease George H., foreman, 108 W Water bds 100 do
Pease Salmon D., farmer, h Sullivan n Pattinson
Pease Samuel, shoemaker, bds Sullivan n Pattinson
PEASE WILLISTON, fish, oysters and vegetables, 311 Carroll h 113 De Witt
Peat Hannah, widow Milow, domestic, 405 W Fourth
Peck Mary A., widow John A., bds 55 S Sullivan
Lehigh Coals ARE THE BEST Order from J. H. Barney, 110 Baldwin St.
Peck Sylvester B., bookkeeper, h 500 Sullivan
Peckham Aaron, carpenter, h 306 Sullivan
Peckham Edward, carpenter, h 207 E Market
Peckham Edward W., carpenter, bds 306 Sullivan
Peckham George W., shoemaker, bds 306 Sullivan
Peckham William, shoemaker, h 207 E Market
Peester George, moulder, bds 352 E Fourth
Pelbrough Kate, clerk, 309 W Fourth, bds 311 do
PELBROUGH THOMAS G., grocer, 309 W Fourth, h 311 do (see adv)
Pelham Austin, carpenter, h 429 W Fourth
Pelham Frederick H., boxmaker, h 813 W Church
Pelham Henry, box-factory, 417 Columbia, h do
Pelham Isaac, real estate agent, h 416 W Clinton
Pelton Aaron R., express-messenger, h 151 W Third
Pender Anna, domestic, 359 College av
Pengelly Jennie, domestic, Willowbrook
PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE, DeWitt & Spence, props, 117 W Water
Penrith Adelia, widow Isaac, h Pennsylvania av n Ann
Percival Alexander W., blacksmith, bds 763 Jay
Percival Arthur T., blacksmith, bds 763 Jay
Percival Thomas, blacksmith, h 763 Jay
Perine Eliza, bds Pennsylvania av n Lewis
Perkins Frederick, painter, bds 156 W Third
Perkins Margaret, widow David, h 408 Walnut
Perry Albert, conductor, h 715 Kinyon
Perry Alfred, carpenter, bds Mansion House
Perry Asenath, widow Robert, h 716 Walnut
Perry Edgar, shoemaker, bds 328 Baldwin
Perry Ellen, domestic, 1019 Factory
Perry Henry, engineer, h 714 Walnut
Perry Henry, engineer, 1019 Factory
Perry Hiram, teamster, h Day n Oak
Perry John K., druggist, 317 E Water, h 428 do
Perry Martha, domestic, 657 Park Place
Perry Miners, miller, h 806 N Main
Chinese, Japanese & Choice Fancy Goods, at Dexter’s Lake St.
Perry Thomas, (Perry & Scott,) h 158 High
Perry Theodore B., druggist, 317 E Water, bds 429 do
Perry William H., clerk, County clerk’s office, bds E Water
PERRY & CO., (---,) druggists, 317 E Water
PERRY & SCOTT, (Thomas Perry and Edwin A. Scott,) insurance and real estate agents, 344 E Water
Personius Lucius M., watchman, h 507 Harper
Peterman James C., despatcher, h 508 Pennsylvania av
PETERS GEORGE, alderman 7th ward, also engineer, h Hall n Centre
Peters George C., clerk, 314 E Water, h 430 W Clinton
Peters Henry W., mason, h 430 W Clinton
Peters Sarah, domestic, 413 W Second
Peters Willie E., clerk, 117 Lake, bds 300 Sullivan
Peters William H., clerk Erie depot, bds Hall cor Centre
Peters William H., conductor, bds 430 W Clinton
Peterson Gaylord Rev., pastor U. M. P. Church h 618 Baldwin
Petrie William, clerk, h 510 DeWitt
Pettengill Catharine Mrs., bds 620 W Gray
Pettengill Nellie, widow Milton, bds 462 E Church
Pettengill Philander L., conductor, h Jacob n S Main
Pettis Martha Mrs., domestic, 105 W S Water
Petts Ida, domestic, 154 W Fourth
Petzold Charles F., carpenter, bds 970 East av
Pew Daniel, clerk, bds 109 S Main
Pfaltzgraf Firmus, mason, Clinton ab E Union
Pfannmuller Charles, bookbinder, bds Pattinson House
Phelps Frank, patent-rights, bds 382 W Water
Phillips David, bds 709 N Main
Phillips John, cradlemaker, bds 905 Lake
Phillips Mary, widow Charles, bds 122 Harriet
Phillips Shadrach R., conductor, h W South av n S Main
Phillips William, agent, h 54 S Orchard
Pickering Adell, widow James, bds 358 Columbia
Pickering Daniel F., livery-stable, 402 E Market h 260 Baldwin
Pickering Edmund B., carpenter, bds 500 E Church
Pickering Frank, clerk, 402 E Market bds 260 Baldwin
Pickering John C., carpenter, h 500 E Church
Pickering William E., clerk, 305 E Water, h 912 College av
Pierce Almira W., widow Joel, h 609 William
Pierce Annie, widow Billings, bds 610 Baldwin
Pierce Eli G., flagman, h South av n Pennsylvania av
Pierce Esther A., seamstress, bds 217 Baldwin
Pierce Francis M., salesman 111 Railroad av bds 302 W Water
Go to HART & SON’S for the largest assortment of MOURNING GOODS.
Pierce Ichabod M., carpenter, h 703 W Water
Pierce Ida, dressmaker, bds 433 Railroad av
Pierce Minerva, widow Peter, bds 108 Madison av
Pierce Rebecca A., bds 102 W Hudson
Pierce Samuel P., newsboy, bds 703 W Water
Pierson Amanda M., widow Cyrus, h 554 Church
Pierson George, carpenter, h 318 W Third
Pike Alvah N., mason, h 461 Powell
Pike William R., machinist, bds 461 Powell
Pines Squire, musician, h 414 S Main
Pitcher Henry F., carriage-painter, Pennsylvania av cor Ann
Pitcher Mary Ann, widow Frank, bds 510 Madison av
Pitts Pembroke P., stonecutter, h 204 S Main
Pitts Samuel, engineer, h 620 W Gray
PITTSTON & ELMIRA COAL CO., anthracite coal mines and shippers, E. N. Frisbie, president; F. H. Atkinson, sec and treas, 114 and 116 Baldwin
Pixley Charles, (Pixley & Snedeker,) h at Buffalo
Pixley & Snedeker, (Charles Pixley and Charles Snedeker,) sewing machines, 167 Lake
Plant Joseph, shoemaker, bds 218 Baldwin
Platt Hosea, farmer, h Sullivan n city limits
Platt Minerva, widow Elijah, h 153 Baldwin
Plowman Peter, coppersmith, bds 419 W Gray
Plowman William H., (Plowman & Wyckoff,) h 419 W Gray
PLOWMAN & WYCKOFF, (William H. Plowman and C. Wesley Wyckoff,) hardware and stoves, 126 W Water, (see adv page 4)
PLUM H. A., carpenter and builder, W First cor Elm h 418 W First
Polak Isaac, tobacconist, 402 E Water h Pennsylvania av cor E S Water
Polhamus Mary, domestic, 100 W Water
Pollack Lewis, cigarmaker, bds 106 Pennsylvania av
Pollock Edward, laborer, bds Main ab blast furnace
POLLOCK ROBERT, founder, blast furnaces, h Broadway cor Main
Pollock William J., ass’t founder, bds Broadway cor Main
Pomeroy Louise, student, bds 313 Columbia
Pond Caroline, widow Horace P., bds 207 E Gray
Pond Horace N., (Turner & Pond,) h 207 E Gray
Pool Orline, widow John, h 458 W First
Poole John, porter, Hathaway House
Pope Fanny, domestic, Pennsylvania House
Pope Joseph, laborer, bds Oak n Day
Willow & Cane Sewing STANDS & BASKETS, at China Hall, Lake St.
Poppino Richard, laborer, h Oak n Day
Porter Charles H., carpenter, h 404 W Second
Porter Daniel, engineer, h S Main n W South av
Porter Tabitha, widow March, h 704 Dickinson
Post David, h 206 W S Water
Post Jacob N., builder, h 915 Davis
Post James H., conductor Northern Central R. W., bds 914 College av
POST WILLIAM T., city treasurer, also real estate agent, 101 E Market bds 315 E Church
Potter Aaron F., bookkeeper, 203 E Second h 364 W First
Potter Alfred R., student, bds 202 College av
Potter Betsy R. Mrs., h 202 College av
Potter Charles H., artist, h 202 College av
Potter Cranston S., livery, 430 Carroll h 411 William
Potter Edward C., clerk, 101 Baldwin, bds 411 William
Potter Elizabeth, widow Henry, h 651 E Market
Potter Elmer, conductor, bds W South av n S Main
Potter Fernando D., bookkeeper Gazette office, bds 651 E Market
Potter Henry, clerk, bds 651 E Market
Potter John, clerk, bds 651 E Market
Potter John, clerk, Rathbun House, bds do
Potter Lydia S., milliner, 327 E Water, bds 651 E Market
Potter Mary A., teacher school No. #, bds 651 E Market
Potter Sarah A., widow Bradford, bds 411 William
Potts Hugh Mrs., bds 220 W Water
Pound William, carpenter, h Norton n Benton
Poutz William, tinsmith, bds 59 S Sullivan
Powell Annie, domestic, 558 E Church
Powell Ellen, widow Michael, h 851 Railroad av
Powell Hanora, widow Patrick, bds Walnut ab Water
Powell James, student, bds 324 W Fourth
Powell James L., piler, h Hatch cor E Washington av
Powell John, student, bds 350 W Fourth
Powell John C., mason, bds 401 Railroad av
Powell John C., mason, h 607 Jay
Powell John G., drayman, h 908 E Church
Powell John M., clerk, 101 E Water, bds 318 W Fourth
Powell Kate, domestic, 611 College av
Powell Margaret, widow John, h 312 W Fourth
Powell Margaret, widow John M., h 318 W Fourth
Powell Martin, clerk, 201 Clinton, bds 318 W Fourth
Powell Martin, laborer, h 916 E Church
Powell Martin, laborer, h Fourth cor Columbia
Powell Martin, stonemason, h 324 W Fourth
Full stock of House Furnishing Goods at Hart & Son’s, 325 Water St.
Powell Mary, domestic, 100 W Water
Powell Mary, milliner, 139 E Water
Powell Michael, laborer, h 428 W Fifth
Powell Thomas, piler, h 350 W Fourth
Powell William, laborer, bds 851 Railroad av
Powilson, Dennis, flagman, bds 552 S Main
Praetorius Theodore H., music-teacher, 312 E Water, h do
Prall Benjamin, dentist, bds 421 W Church
Prall Justus H. R., carpenter, h 421 W Church
Prall Rose J. Miss, teacher, bds 421 W Church
Pratt Aaron G., student, bds 258 Baldwin
Pratt Arthur, student, bds 326 W First
Pratt Charles R., lawyer, 214 E Water h 318 William
PRATT DANIEL R., (F. A. Stowell & Co.,) also prest Second National Bank h 415 Lake
Pratt Elisha L., gardener, 602 W Hudson h do
Pratt George D., student bds Davis ab Cemetery
Pratt George E. lawyer, 306 E Water h 326 W First
Prate George E., shoecutter, h 416 W Clinton
Pratt Harden D. V., h 652 Park Place
Pratt James P., speculator, h 367 W Gray
Pratt Hector, paymaster Elmira Reformatory, h Davis ab Cemetery
Pratt Lycurgus D., track supt Erie R. W., h 352 W Clinton
Pratt Sarah, widow Ransom, h 318 William
Pratt S. E. Mrs., physician, 367 W Gray h do
Pratt Timothy T., (Durland & Pratt) h 308 William
Pratt Ulysses, clerk, h 367 W Gray
Predmore John H., express-messenger, h 417 W Fourth
Prendergast Catharine, widow Michael, bds 433 W Fourth
Prendergast James, mason, bds 433 W Fourth
Prescott Frank W., plumber, bds 309 Carroll
Prescott Gardiner H., painter, bds 309 Carroll
Prescott Joseph S., h 309 Madison av
PRESCOTT WILLIAM H., wines and liquors, tobacco and cigars 309 Carroll h do (see adv)
PRESSLER ANTHONY, butcher, Lake cor Fifth h Benton n Norton
Preston Benjamin G., (Bennett & Preston) h 118 W Water
Preston Lucy, seamstress, bds 306 W Third
Preston Mary E., teacher, Orphans’ Home bds do
Preston William A., laborer, h 417 Standish
Preswick Christopher, (Preswick, Morse & Co.,) h 102 S Main
Preswick Edmund T., watchman, h 308 Washington
Byington Bros., dealers in choice Groceries, Flour & Provisions, 119 Baldwin St.
PRESWICK, MORSE & CO., (C. Preswick, R. Morse, jr., and H. E. Baker,) booksellers, stationers and wall-paper dealers, 321 E Water
Price Edward F., laborer, bds 457 Sullivan
Priest Frank W., sawmaker, bds 728 W First
Primmer Hattie, teacher, bds 310 Washington
Primmer Judson, fireman, h 657 N Main
Pritchard James, policeman, bds Frasier House
Pross Joseph, carpenter, h 356 W Second
Prothero Susan, dressmaker, bds Jacob n Pennsylvania av
Prudhon Joseph, cooper, h 51 First av
Prudhone Eddie, shoemaker, h 753 E Market
Pryke Arthur C., laborer, h 1105 Davis
Puff Ann, widow John, bds 660 N Main
Pugh Daniel E., clerk, 130 W Water, h 109 S Main
Pulford Charles, carpenter, bds 156 W Third
Pullar Rebecca, widow Charles, h 864 Lake
Pulpress Julia, widow Isaac, bds 353 E Fifth
Pumpion John J., laborer, h 1114 Walnut
Purcell Hanora, widow Robert, bds 146 W Water
Purcell John, real estate agent, h 156 Washington
Purcell Patrick B., shoemaker, h 509 DeWitt
Purdy Fanny L., widow Jotham, bds 203 Baldwin
PURDY HENRY H., physician, 201 Baldwin, h 203 do
Purdy Willie J., student, bds 203 Baldwin
Purington William E., engineer, h 468 W Gray
Purtell Fannie, music-teacher, bds 506 W Gray
Purtell John R., clerk, 118 W Water, bds 506 W Gray
Purtell Martin, laborer, bds 326 W Seventh
Purtell Patrick, laborer, bds 326 W Seventh
Purtell Robert M., livery, Woodlawn av cor Gray, h 506 W Gray
Purtell Susan, domestic, 302 William
J. H. BARNEY’S COAL OFFICE, 110 BALDWIN STREET.
PUTNAM WILLIAM M., mattress-manufacturer, W Fifth cor Main, h 206 W Fifth
PUTNEY JEDIDIAH M., engineer Erie R. W., h 356 W Fourth
Pyman Henry, carver, Rathbun House
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Qualey James, puddler, h 220 Park
Quawsky John, laborer, h r gas house E Water
QUEEN CITY WOOLEN MILLS, Factory cor Newtown creek
Quick Charles, blacksmith, h 112 W Partridge
Quick Joseph W., conductor, h Powell n W S Second
Quick Morgan, brakeman, h 151 Franklin
Quigley Franklin, laborer, h Elm ab Sixth
Quigley John, shoemaker, bds 350 Railroad av
Quigley Michael, machinist, h 383 Pennsylvania av
Quilkin Mary, widow David, bds 704 Hatch
Quilkin Thomas, heater, h 704 Hatch
Quillen Michael, laborer, h S Main W South av
Quinn Lawrence, pipemaker, bds 709 Railroad av
Quinn Morris, brakeman, bds 221 W Third
Quinn Samuel, rolling-mill, h 851 Dickinson
Quinn Simon, mason, h 803 John
Quinn William, laborer, h 221 W Third
R.
Racklyeft Samuel, shoemaker, h 115 Partridge
RADEKER JOHN H., (coal and lumber,) 1332 College ave h 813 Davis (see adv)
Radey Anna, domestic, Rathbun House
Radey John, laborer, h 112 W Partridge
Radey Michael, piler, bds 408 Walnut
Radey Patrick, laborer, bds 408 Walnut
Radey Patrick, laborer, h 706 Magee
Radway Albert R., carpenter, h 53 S Orchard
Rae James M., transfer express agent Erie Depot, h 30 Orchard
Rafter Thomas, heater, h 654 Lake
Ragan Ellen, domestic, E S Water n Pennsylvania av
Ragen Dennis, clerk, Delaware House bds do
Rahally Ellen, domestic, 507 W Water
Rahilley Margaret, domestic, 115 Walnut
Rainey Andrew, painter, bds 521 W Second
Rambar Marks, notions, 162 De Witt h do
Rammett Frank, carpenter, h 708 E Church
Ramsdell Frederick D., bookkeeper, 107 W Water h 451 W Gray
Ranck James C., printer Advertiser office, bds Homestead Hotel
Whitney’s Celebrated children’s CARRIAGES, at DEXTER’S.
Randall John, machinist, h 925 College av
Randall Joseph, carpenter, h 1122 Walnut
Randall Reuben W., bookkeeper, bds 925 College av
Randall Robert A., painter, h 1118 Walnut
Ransom Henry B., bookkeeper, bds 459 W Water
RANSOM R. H., lawyer, 304 E Water, h 459 W Water
Ranson Zenis, wood-turner, h West Hill rd n Walnut
Rapelyea Charles E., (Rapelyea, Richards & Hill), h 109 Columbia
RAPELYEA, RICHARDS & HILL, (Charles E. Rapelyea, Charles H. Richards and John T. Hill,) millinery and fancy goods, 327 E Water
Rapp august, supt car works, h 605 Magee
Rasman Levi, peddler, h 124 Harriet
Rathbone Catharine, h 318 W Gray
RATHBONE HENRY W., sec., tres. and supt. Elmira Steel and Iron Rolling Mill Co., h W First cor N Main
Rathbone James, supt blast furnace, bds Main cor First
Rathbone James B., bookkeeper, Main ab North, bds 353 Main
Rathbone Mary, music teacher, bds 161 Washington
Rathbone William H., clerk rolling mill, h 359 College av
RATHBUN HOUSE, E. R. Abbott, propr., E Water cor Baldwin (see adv page 5)
Rathbun John, mason, h Pennsylvania av cor Ann
Rathbun John jr., mason, bds Pennsylvania av cor Ann
RATHBUN JOHN T., real estate, Rathbun Block h 414 Lake
Rathbun Peter, engineer, bds 455 Pennsylvania av
Rathbun Simeon B., bds 414 Lake
Rathbun William R., law student, 4 Opera Block bds 414 Lake
Raver William, clerk, 114 S Main h do
J. H. BARNEY, SOUTHPORT COAL YARD.
Ray David, polisher, h Day n Pratt
Ray James, gardener, Maple av opp Caldwell av
Ray Maggie, widow William, h 903 E Market
Raymond Elizabeth, domestic, 326 E Water
Raymond J. H. Mrs., millinery, 326 E Water h do
Raymond John H., machinist, h 326 E Water
Rea Carmi, laborer, h 360 W Second
Read Virgil B., grain and produce, r Union Block h 411 W Water
Read, see also Reed, also Reid
Ready John, mason, bds 308 E Washington av
Ready Kate, domestic, 203 Baldwin
Ready Michael, helper, h South av n Northern Central R. W.
Ready Michael, laborer, h Jones n Robinson
Ready Patrick, railroader, bds 322 Pennsylvania av
Ready Timothy, bds South av n Northern Central R. W.
Reagan Margaret, domestic, Pennsylvania House
Reagan Patrick, laborer, h 525 Broadway
Reall Catharine F., widow John, h 663 Columbia
Reall Henry, tinsmith, h 663 Columbia
Reardan Ann Mrs., domestic, 817 Hatch
Reardon Jeremiah, engineer, h Jefferson n Franklin
Reardan Maggie, milliner, bds 106 E Henry
Reardan Thomas, engineer, h 106 E Henry
Reardan Jeremiah, engineer, h Lewis n W South av
Reatzea John, bartender, 114 E Water bds do
Redder Sophia, widow Jacob, h 913 E Market
Redding Mary, domestic, 360 W Gray
Reddy Leander, collector, h 665 Park Place
Redfield Jared A., gen. agent Northern Central R. W., also treas McIntyre Coal Co., h Park Place cor Fifth
Redner Henry, shoemaker, h 112 W Water
Redner Lansing, shoemaker, h 216 W Henry
Reed Augustus, shoemaker, bds 100 W Water
Reed Daniel, express-messenger, bds 309 W Second
Reed Eben M., clerk, Pattinson House
Reed Elbridge C., mail-carrier, bds 502 W First
Reed Eliza C., widow Elbridge G., h 502 W First
Reed Fred W., clerk, 303 E Water bds 502 W First
Reed G. Edgar, watchmaker, bds 502 W First
Reed Henrietta, domestic, 664 Lake
Reed Margaretta E., physician, bds 100 W Water
Reed Rial J., shoemaker, h 454 Carroll
REED THOMAS, proprietor Pattinson House, 164 Baldwin cor Market
All new styles of CROCKERY & CHINA, at China Hall, Lake St.
Reed Walter S., carpenter, bds Pattinson House
Reed William, hostler, bds 121 Fox
Reed, see also Read also Reid
Reedy James, fireman, bds 206 Hazlett
Reedy Mary, domestic, 4213 Lake
Rees John W., carpenter, bds Elm n School No 3
Rees William, roller, h 613 Dickinson
Rees William H., tinsmith, h 227 Franklin
Regan Elizabeth, domestic, 427 Railroad av
Regan John, shoemaker, h 111 Sullivan
Regan John G., grocer, 429 Railroad av h do
Regan Thomas, helper, h 213 Chestnut
Regan Timothy, carpenter, h Kinyon n Northern Central R. R. shops
Regan Timothy, carpenter, h McDonald n Washington av
Reid James R., (Reid & Cooper,) h Lake cor Church
REID & COOPER, (James R. Reid and John N. Cooper,) Elmira City Foundry Washington av cor Canal
Reid, see also Read also Reed
Reidy Anna, domestic, 925 College av
Reidy John, laborer, h Miller n South av
Reidy Nora, domestic, 664 Park Place
Reidy Patrick T., painter, h South av bel Northern Central R. W.
Reiff Anna, domestic, Delaware House
REILLY EDMUND, grocer, 804 Lake h do (see adv)
Reilly Roe, conductor, bds 804 Lake
Reilly, see also Riley
Reimer Carl, laborer, h Sullivan n city limits
Reitenbach Fred, (Reitenbach, Tuttle & Co.,) h at Boston
Reitenbach J. M., (Reitenbach, Tuttle & Co.,) h at Boston
REITENBACH, TUTTLE & CO., (J. M. and Fred Reitenbach and Stephen Tuttle,) tanners and curriers, 381 W Water
Renney Henry, shoemaker, bds 220 Gray
Reno James, fireman, bds 154 W Fifth
Retan Artemus, bds 114 W Henry
Retan David, laborer, h 114 W Henry
Retan Lucretia, widow William A., 114 W Henry
Reuben Isaac, peddler, h 117 Harriet
Rew James, tailor, h 56 S Orchard
Rew Samuel, student, bds 56 S Orchard
Reynolds Abner G., constable, h 304 S Main
REYNOLDS ABSELOM G., city assessor, h 304 S Main
Reynolds Adna G., lumber, Red House, h 323 Baldwin
Reynolds Amanda C., domestic, 368 W Fifth
Reynolds Charles E., clerk, 159 Lake bds 504 E Church
Reynolds Charles K., clerk, 407 Railroad av bds 304 S Main
CARPETS of all kinds at W. E. Hart & Son’s, 325 E Water.
Reynolds David S., axemaker, h 504 E Church
Reynolds Frank, agent, bds 807 E Market
Reynolds G. Gardiner, insurance-agent, 101 and 103 Baldwin h 315 William
Reynolds Isaac S., druggist, 407 Railroad av h 413 W Second
Reynolds Israel, mason, h 450 W Clinton
Reynolds Jane, widow Isaac, bds 374 W First
Reynolds Jane, widow William, bds 223 Baldwin
REYNOLDS JOHN A., lawyer, also city attorney, 340 E Water h 312 Lake
Reynolds Peter, laborer, bds 616 Dickinson
Reynolds Samuel N., (E. B. Satterlee & Co.,) h 511 W Water
Reynolds Sarah, domestic, 471 W Water
Reynolds Sarah J., bds 374 W First
Reynolds Stephen T., 210 E Water, h Lake cor Church
Reynolds William B., axemaker, bds 504 E Church
Rhinesmith Mary, shoe operator, h 320 E Water
Rhoades Christian G., drayman, h 913 E Church
Rhoads Sarah A., bds 309 Washington
Rhoads William, carpenter, h 609 Jay
Rhodes Charles W., (Rhodes & Munson,) h Maple av opp Caldwell av
Rhodes Hannah, teacher School No. 3, h 121 Market