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O L E A N M I L L S , 

OLIVER & BOLENDER, Props, 

N O . I S T A T B S T , O L R A N , N. Y. 

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IX 

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Blank Books 

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c'XGHAflGE U K BUIIiDlflG. 

BASEMENT. 

George Smith & Co. 

FIRST FLOOR. 

W. H. Mandeville & Co. 

George C. Palmer & Co. 

Exchange National Bank. 

Western Union Tel. Co. 

SECOND FLOOR. 4v 

20=21 Olean Electric 

Light and Power Co. 

20=21 Mt. View Cemetery 

Association. 

22=23 Cary, Rumsey & 

Hastings. 

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32 Joseph R. Jewell. 

33 Union Planing Hill Co. 

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24 National Transit Co. 

24 Tide Water Pipe Co. 

25 John Sloane. 

26 Franchot Bros. 

26 Richard H. Franchot. 

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36 E. V. Dunlevie & Co. 

37 Henry n. Ernst. 

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K I R W I N ' S O U E A N 

DUPLEX DIRECTORY. 

189Y. 

INCLUDING ALLEGANY, PORTVILLE, 

and WESTONS MILLS. 

CONTAINING 

GENERAL DIRECTORY OF CITIZENS—A BUSINESS DIRECTORY — 

KIRWIN'S COPYRIGHTED IMPROVED UNIQUE BLOCK DIRECTORY 

OF OLEAN—RECORDS OF THE CITY GOVERNMENT- 

ITS INSTLTUTIONS, Etc. 

Compiled and Published by WILLIAM H. KIRWIN. 

YOLUmME I. 

PRIOR, - 8B3.00. 

TO FIND A NAME-READILY YOU SHOULD KNOW HOW TO SPELL IT. 

[Entered according to Act of Congress, at the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington, 

D. C., in the year 1897, by William H. Kirwin,] 

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FOR SALE BY 

FRANK H. OAKLEAF, BOOKSELLER, 

No. 119 Union Street. 

Olean, N. Y.: 

Gillett & Weston, Book and Job Printers, 

1897.

KIRWIN S OLEAN DIRECTORY. 

A n n o u n c e m e n t . 

In presenting to patrons an Up-to-date Directory for 

Olean and vicinity, I have the satisfaction of knowing 

that neither expense nor labor has been spared to make 

this a first class directory in every respect. My long experience 

in this difficult bratich of bookmakingenables me 

to get up a better, more comprehensive work, than can 

be gotten up by those having little or no experience in the 

business. My thanks are hereby tendered to patrons for 

their liberal patronage, without which, no work of this 

kind could be issued. Kirwin's Olean Directory will be 

published annually and improvements added yearly. To 

E. E. Alderman my especial thanks are tendered for the 

use of the excellent map which appears in this directory. 

In taking leave of my patrons until next year, I am 

satisfied I have left in their hands for daily use during the 

coming year, a directory that cannot be surpassed b\^ 

any similar publication, and I doubt if it can be equalled. 

William H. Kirwin, Compiler. 

OLEAN 1897. 

Population of City 10,149 

" North Olean 1,822 

"East Olean 1,346 

" " Boardmanville 723 

"South Olean 498 

" West Olean 346 

Total population of Greater Olean 14,884 

Population of Allegany 1,500 

"Portville 800 

" Westons Mills 300 

Total population 17,484 

Number of Streets built upon 109 

" " Buildings occupied 2,973 

" Names in Directory 6,335 

" Vacant Houses 92

KIR WIN S OLEAN DIRECTORY. 

Table of Contents. 

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Allegany Directory 275 

Ancient Order Hibernians 24 

Ancient Order United Workmen 25 

Announcement , 6 

Bands '. 24 

Banks 20 

Board of Education 16 

Board of Health 14 

Board of Water Commissioners 14 

Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers 25 

Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen 25 

Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen 25 

Calendar 12 

Catholic Mutual Benefit Association 25 

Cattaraugus County Officers 31 

Cemetery 21 

Churches .A 18 

Citv Government :.. 13 

Clubs 23 

Commercial Blocks 32 

Commercial College 17 

Dutch Order Hibernians 25 

Equitable Aid Union 25 

Express Companies 30 

• Fire -Department 14 

Fraternal Mystic Circle '. 26 

Glass Bottle Blowers Association 26 

Grand Army Republic 26 

Halls and Opera Houses 31 

Improved Order Heptosophs 26 

Improved Order Red Men i.... 26 

Incorporated Companies 21 

Independent Order Odd Fellows 27 

Index to Advertisements 9

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Index to Street Directory 11 

Knights of Honor 27 

Knights of Pythias 27 

Knights of The Maccabees 27 

Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association 28 

Ladies of The Maccabees 28 

Library 21 

Local Tribe Ben Hur 28 

Loyal Mystic Legion of America 28 

Map, opposite title page 

Masonic 28 

Military 21 

Miscellaneous Organizations 23 

Newspapers 30 

North Olean Schools 17 

North Olean Village Board..: 17 

Olean Alphabetical Directory 91 

Olean Classified Business Directory 257 

Olean Miscellaneous Directory 13 

Olean Street and Block Directory 33 

Parochial School 17 

Patrons of Husbandry 29 

Police Department 14 

Portville Directory 286 

Post Office 21 

Protected Home Circle 29 

Public Schools and Teachers '. 16 

Royal Arcanum 29 

Salvation Armies 20 

Telegraph and Telephone Companies 30 

Temperance Organizations 29 

Town Board of Health 18 

Town Officers 18 

Ward Boundaries 32 

Weston's Mills Directory 290 

GILLETT & WESTON, Printing and Special Ruling. 

GILLETT & WESTON, Blank Book Printing ....

KIRWIN'S OLEAN DIRECTORY. 9 

Index to A d v e r t i s e m e n t s . 

"It is the liiva fflen uiho Advefltise." 

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Abbott David S., carnages, outside t'-otit cover 

Acme Mills, right hand top lines mid front colored page 

Alderman Elbert E., insurance, front of map 

American House, M. C Sullivan 94 

Anderson Samuel A , contractor 95 

Babinger James, shoemaker, inside back cover 

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Baker \\ illiam B , printer, end colored page 

Brooks S.\dney K., lock expert 273 

Chaffee's M D shop 227 

Corry House, H. L Park 12U 

Delaware House, Portville 287 

Democrat, Sibley & Ostrom 10 

Dotterweich Brewery Co., inside front and outside back covers 

Duke & Roarers, printers 130 

Edel Charles, liquors 132 

Electro Magnetic Liniment Co., end colored page 

Evening Herald 10 

Exchange Bank Building, opp. title page 

Exchange National Bank, outside front co\ er 

Fairchild James H , shingles, Portville 287 

Farquharson Wm. L., florist 135 

First National Bank, right hand side lines, backbone and outside back cover 

Foley Bros, marble and granite 140 

Foss William J., grocer, eic 141 

Frawley John B , hardware, left hand side lines 

Ganoung Hiram P. liniment end colored page 

Gillett & Weston, printers, left hand side lines 

Gilligan & Bisett, transportation, right hand side lines 

Gillingham & Son, builders' hardware 147 

Glasser Ludwig, jeweler, end colored page 

Goltz Frederick W, contractor 148 

Grant Alfred P, merchant tailor, end colored page , 

Green Ben H., spxes, Allegany 278 

Heliker Albert J , insurance 157 

Hercnle" Specialty Co., left hand side lines 

Horning Millard R., grocer 162 

Hotel Snyder, Matt Snyder, inside back cover 

Johnson James M., boots and shoes, left hand top lines 

Keenan Michael, liquors 169 

Key West Cigar & News Co 171 

Kirwin's Olean Directory 256 

Lamper Acta M., contractor 174 

Lay Albert L., shoemaker 176 

Ledger Printing Co 255 

Lemon Frank, meat market, Allegany • 280 

Lewis Stillman E., dentist 

Marcus Luther Manhattan Maxon James Mfg Harris Life Co, A., W., Ins founders cigars, drygoods, Co and back machinists of map 

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180 157 171


McNall John O, livery, Allegany 281 

Mudge & Benjamin, hardware 195 

Neff & Minard, barbers, end colored page 

Oakleaf Frank H., bookseller, front colored page 

Olean Carriage Works, outside front cover and opp 200 

Olean Directory 256 

Olean Monumental Works 140 

Olean Times i 256 

Olean Transportation & Storage Co , right hand side lines 

Oliver & Bolender. Olean Mills, inside front cover 

Park Harry L , hotel 120 

Pierce & Rowland, crockery 208 

Portville Autograph, end colored page 

Rart'erty Charles H., printer 211 

Raub L M. & Son, dentists, outside back cover 

Riley & Wands, wholesale grocers, left hand top lines 

Schuetz L. jeweler 221 

Sibley & Ostrom, printers 10 

Smith E L & Co , pianos and organs 227 

vSmith Edney, blacksmith 227 

Smith George & Co., bicycle sundries 228 

Snyder Matt, hotel, inside back cover 

Starks Fred C, upholsterer 231 

Straight Charles D., printer 256 

Snlliv-an Michael C hotel 94 

Swanson Nils, custom boots and shoes 235 

Thornburv Matthew A., grocer 237 

Timblin Wm. At., jeweler • 238 

Vosburg Frank E., real estate, left hand side lines 

Whipple Herbert C , photographer, outside hack cover 

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Wicks Margaret M., manicure 249 

Williams PRICE, George $5.00 H, hotel, PER Portville YEAR. 

287 

10c. PER WEEK, DELIVERED. 

SEMI-WEEKLY DEMOCRAT, 

$1.50 PER YEAR. 

Sibley & Ostrom, prop>rs, 

167 UNION STREET, 

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES 

DONE WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH.

KIRWIN S OLEAN DIRECTORY. 11 

Index to Street 

Directory. 

Adams Avenue 33 

Alder 3\ 

Avenue A ' 33 

Avenue B 34 

Barry 34 

Bartlett Avenue 35 

Bell 85 

Bishop 35 

Brickell Avenue 36 

Brook 36 

Buffalo 36 

Canal 37 

Center 38 

Cherry 38 

Chestnut 38 

Clark .38 

Clinton 38 

Coleman 39 

Crown 40 

Davis Avenue 40 

East Avenue 40 

Eighth 41 

Eleventh 42 

Elm 43 

Erie Avenue 43 

Fifteenth 43 

Fifth Avenue 43 

Fifth 44 

First Avenue 44 

First 45 

Fourteenth 46 

Fourth Avenue 47 

Fourth..- 47 

Front 48 

Fulton 48 

Garden Avenue 49 

Genesee 49 

Goodrich Avenue 50 

Green 50 

Griffin.... 51 

Grossman Avenue 51 

Hamilton 51 

Henley 51 

Higgins Ayenue 53 

Homer 54 

Hoops 54 

Irving 54 

Jay 55 

Johnson 55 

King 

Laurens Line Laurel Main (Boardmanville) Avenue • 

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Maple 58 

Moore's Road -.. ,58 

Ninth 58 

North 59 

North River. 59 

North Walnut 59 

North Washington 60 

Oak '. 60 

Orchard Avenne 60 

Osgood Avenue 61 

Pierce Avenue 61 

Pine 61 

Plum 62 

Pond 62 

Prince 62 

Prospect Avenue 62 

Putnam 62 

Queen 62 

Railroad Avenue 63 

Railroad Avenue (East Olean) 63 

Reed 63 

River (North Olean) 64 

liiver (South Olean) 65 

Ronolder Avenue 65 

Second Avenue 65 

Second 65 

Seventh 67 

Sixth 68 

South 69 

South (Boardmanville) 69 

South Pine 69 

Spring 69 

Spruce 70 

State 70 

State (East Olean) 74 

Sullivan 75 

Tenth 76 

Third Avenue 77 

Third 77 

Thirteenth 78 

Tompkins 79 

Twelfth 79 

Union Place 80 

Union 80 

Union (South Olean) 87 

Van Campen Avenue 87 

Vine 87 

Walnut 87 

Washington 88 

Water 89 

Wayne West Winters Whitney River Avenue 89 

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JANUARY 

MAY 

s M T W T F S s M T w T F S S M T W T F S 

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3 4 5 6 7 8 9 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 

10 11 12 

17 18 

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20 21 22 23 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 

27 28 29 30 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 26 27 28 29 30 

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FEBRUARY 

JUNE 

OCTOBER 

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14 15 16 17 18 19 20 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 

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MARCH 

JULY 

NOVEMBER 

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1 2 3 . . 1 2 3 4 5 6 

7 8 9 10 11 12 13 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 

14 15 16 17 18 19 20 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 

21 22 23 24 25 26 27 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 

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APRIL 

AUCUST 

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DECEMBER 

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D E N T I S T S . 

Rooms 3 and 4, Riley & Wands Block, 

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Olean Incorporated as a City, Hpril 26, 1893. 

City Eleetion, Second Tuesday in February, annually. 

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CITY GOVERNMENT. 

1896-97. 

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Offices, City Building. Regular meetings every Tues- p=~ 

day at 8 p. ni. 

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' Mayor—Hon. N. V. V. Franchot. 

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City Clerk—George M. Mayer. 

Attorney—Allen J. Hastings. 

Treasurer—Allan I. Williams. 

Superintendent of Poor—Ira F. Pratt. 

Superintendent of Streets—E. E. Allen. 

ALDERMEN. > 

President—F- W. Kruse 

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1st ward—A. A. Swarts, Henry Baker 

2d ward—F. W, Kruse, S. S. Ramsey 

3d ward—John Sloane, W. B. Reed 

4th ward—E. E. Alderman, W. L. Frazee 

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5th ward—George Schue, J. F. Hellwege 

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6th ward—A. A. Johnson, W. A. Ward 

STANDING COMMITTEES. 

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Finance—Alderman, Sloane, Baker 

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filhFY & WANDS Wholesale Grocers, Provisions & Produce, 

rJ) L\lllLm, I IA II n\lUmJ. Glgars& obacco. 213-215 UNION ST. 

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-q Fire Department—Frazee, Reed, Alderman 

C2 Streets—Johnson, Schue, Swarts 

^J Sidewalks—Schue, Ramsej^, Johnson 

Oh Police and License—Ramsey, Schue, Sloane 

Paving—Hellwege, Frazee, Baker 

Sewers—Swarts, Schue, Reed 

Tfl Street Lights—Reecl, Frazee, Ward 

Public Health—Ward, Ramsey, Hellwege 

~"^ Water Works—Sloane, Johnson, Ward 

C) Parks and Public Grounds—Baker, Ramse}', Hellwege 

C-3 Rules—Sloane, Johnson, Kruse 

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Board of Health. 

f^Zj City Building. William M. Irish, pres; Dr. Thomas 

*--* B. Loughlen, clerk and registrar of vital statistics; 

Thomas Gilligan, Dr. J. C. Clark, health officers; Frank 

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Box 37—Corner Henley and Fifteenth. I— 

Box 42—Corner Laurens and Third. 

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Box 43—Corner Seventh and Wayne. 

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Box 44—Corner Buffalo and Sullivan. 

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Box 51—Corner Fourth and Sullivan. *H 

"Box 52—Corner Buffalo and Thirteenth. o 73 

Fire Companies. 2 ^ 

Acme Hose Co., No 3, North Olean—J. P. Henneman, J (/\ 

pres.; Thomas Convey, vice-pres.; John R3ân, sec; ~l

JOHNSON THE READING SHOE DEALER 

CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON SHOES. 

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CO Board of Education. 

G Rooms No. 3 School, State and Barry—Regular meetings 

on the first Monday evening of each month at 8 

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7^ o'clock. 

CT, Members of the Board—Dr. F. H. Bartlett, H. L. 

to Gerstenberger, Patrick Priest, term expires August, 1897; 

1—1 F. W. Kruse, William M. Irish, John H. Magee, term exc/T 

pires August, 1898; H. M. Ernst, W. A. Oosterhoudt, Dr. 

j. E. K. Morris, term expires August, 1899. 

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Officers—F. W. Kruse, pres.; H. L. Gerstenberger, sec; 

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co A. P. Arnold, clerk; C. D. Judd, treas.; Henry White, col- 

"g lector; Richard Turner, truant officer. 

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Standing Committees. 

Finance, Printing and Law—Ernst, Irish, Gerstenberger. 


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School IV, East Olean—Ina A. Hathaway, Mary N. ^ ~; 

Cosgrove, Ella G. Cronin, Mary Finnessy, Grace L. Sim- C £L 

monds, W. Gertrude Smith, teachers. 

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School V, Boardmanville—Leona M. Gould, Florence =f » 

Thompson, Florence H. Stickney, teachers. 

School VI, Reed Street cor. of Tenth—Agnes James, c*> Anna Markham, Hattie M. Loughlen, Abbie H. Webster, © o 

Flora Sanderson, teachers. 2 2 

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Special Teachers. ° ° 

Supervisor Physicial Culture, Vocal Music—Jennie ' •*>) 

Purves. 

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Supervisor Drawing and Writing—Frank E. Mandeville. 

Parochial School. 

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St. Mary's Parochial School, 84-86 Sullivan—Under 

direction of Sisters of Mercy; average attendance 350. 

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Commercial College. 

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Westbrook Commercial College, 142-144 Union—J. L. §p 

Eddy, M. D., pres.; E. D. Westbrook, principal and prop.; ;=J 

W. G. Gamble, shorthand and telegraphy; D. E. Waltman, *3"~ ' 

penmanship and bookkeeping 

NORTH 

OLEAN. 

Village Board—A. J. Latimer, pres.; J. F. Shea, Daniel 

Murphy, Morris Clark, trustees; collector, Daniel Collins; > 

treasurer, J. V. Murphy. 

North Olean Union School and Academy Board—J. F. 

Shea, pres.; Patrick Heeney, sec; Michael F. Mack, James 

Hannigan, Morris Clark; Daniel Collins, treas. 

North Olean Public School and Teachers, Academic— 

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Frederick W. Mundt; preparatory, Wm. Collins; intermediate, 

Agnes Coyle, Maggie Maloney; third primary, 

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Mary McCormick; second primary, Nellie Colligan, first | ^ 

primary, Bina Noonan, (branch) Homer annex, Mary >3

PIliFYfl WANDS Wholesale Grocers, Provisions & Produce, 

I\lllLt I W Un\\UU, cigars &. Tobacco. 213-215 UNION ST. _ 


£>j Town Officers. 

Oh" Supervisor, Maurice L. Lee; town clerk, D. W. Seely; 

p^ assessors, Orrin Godfrey, W. L. Merritt; tax receiver, S. 

t/-) B. Torre\'; highway commissioner, Zeno Besecker: poor- 

^D master, John McMurray; justices of the peace, George 

"^ Cook, George P. Card, Wallace Bevier; constables, 

LL4 Homer Hall, A. D. Markham. 

Town Board of Health—M. L. Lee, Ernest W. Bevier, 

George Cook, North Olean; David W. Bevier, East Olean; 

• ui . George P. Card, Boardmanville; Dr. W. C. Dallanbaugh, 

Oz o Olean, health officer; D. W. Seely, North Olean, sec. 

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Churches. 

hx o African Methodist Episcopal Church State cor. Fifth 

qU z —Rev. Joseph E. Morris pastor; residence rear of Church. 

qQ: j Services 11 a. m. and 7:45 p. m.; Sunday School, 3 p. m. 

2° ^ prayer meeting, Thursday 8 p. m. 

**j S Christian Science, 8 Laurel Avenue—Services every 

|< d Sunday at 10:30 a. m. 

DcD;ir- Congregational Church, State cor. Barry—Rev. J. H. 

^0 McKee, pastor; residence 100 Barry. Services 10:30 

q*" s a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Sunday School 12 m.; Young 

"£. o Peoples' Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p.m.; Junior Christian 

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Ladies' Missionary Society, 1st Wednesday of every 

month. 

Evangelical Lutheran Church, Laurens cor. Fourth- 

Rev. F. W. Weidman, pastor; residence 45 Laurens. Services, 

10:30a.m., 7.30 p.m.;Sunday School, 12 m.; Ladies' 

Aid, 1st Thursday of each month; Young Peoples'Society, 

1st Wednesday of each month. 

First Baptist Church, South opp. park—Rev. Frederick 

K. Fowler, pastor; residence 54 Clinton. Services, 

10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Sunday School, 12 m.; Junior 

C. E., 4 p. m.; prayer meeting, Thursday 7:30 p. m.; 

Christian Endeavor, Tuesday 7:30 p. m. 

First Methodist Episcopal Church, Union cor. Hamilton—Rev. 

Wm. C. Wilbor, pastor; residence, 127 Fourth. 

Services, 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Sunday School,

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12 m.; class meeting, 6:30 p. m.; Junior League, 3 p. m.; p- 

prayer meeting, Thursday 7:30 p. m.; Epworth League, Fl 

Tuesday 7:30 p. m. 

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First Presbyterian Church, Laurens cor. Second— ^ 

Rev. Newton L. Reed, pastor; res 18 Laurens. Services, "-i 

10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Sunday School, 12 m.; Chris- g 73 

tian Endeavor, 6:30 p. m.; prayer meeting, Thursday ^*^ 

7:30 p. m. *f/\ 

First Wesleyan Methodist Church of Boardmanville, h

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O 10 a. m.; catechism, 3 p. m.; vespers, 3:45 p. m.; baptism, 

© 4 p.m. 

OQ St. Stephen's Protestant Episcopal Church, Barry 

opp. the Park—Rev. James W. Ashton, D. D., rector; resi- 

^ dence 55 Clinton. Services, 1st Sunday of every month. 

'g Morning prayer, 9; Holy Eucharist, 10:30 a. m.; evening 

f^ song, 7:30 p. m.; other Sunda\rs, Holy Eucharist 9 a. m.; 

^ morning prayer, 10:30 a.m.; evening song, 7:30 p. m.; 

in Holy Days, Holy Eucharist 10:30 a. m.; Sunday School, 

*•* 12 m.; Wednesday evening prayer, 7:30. 

^ Seventh Day Adventists, Merritt block, 93% Union— 

fl C. G. Satterlee, elder. Services, Saturday 2:30 p. m.; 

"jj Sabbath School, 1:30 p. m., Saturdays; prayer meeting, 

£u Wednesday'- 7:30 p. m. 

Swedish Lutheran Church, Sixth between State and 

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Washington—Services 10 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; prayer 

meeting, Thursday evening. 

Union Chapel, South Olean—Sunda3r School 3 p. m.; 

prayer meeting, Friday 7:30 p. m. 

^ Salvation Armies. 

Salvation Army, 200% Union—Services every evening 

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and three times on Sunday. 

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£Q Volunteers of America, 88 State—Service every week 

r day at 8 p. m.; three times on Sunda3^. 

© Banks. 

cc Exchange National Bank, Union Street cor. Laurens— 

^ Organized 1879; capital, $125,000; surplus and undivided 

^ profits, $330,000. Frank L. Bartlett, pres.; George V. 

^ Forman, vice-pres.; Allan I. Williams, cashier; directors, 

« Higgins, N. V. V. Franchot, Fred W. Kruse, Frank L.' 

^J Bartlett. 

—-j First National Bank, 99 Union—Incorporated 1871; 

•-h capital stock, $100,000; surplus $100,000; undivided 

O profits, $30,000; J. E. Dusenbury, pres.; W. E. Wheeler, 

vice-pres.; A. T. Eaton, cashier; C. D. Judd, asst. cashier; 

directors, J. F. Johnson, J. E. Dusenburv, E. M. Johnson, 

E. G. Dusenbury, W. E. Wheeler.




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Post Office. c f° 

Crty Building, Union cor. State—Office hours, 7 a.m. 9 p: 

to 8. p. m.; Sunda3^s, 12 to 1 p. m. Two deliveries by C £L 

carriers on outside districts and five on Union street. &~' 

Frank L. Stowell, postmaster; Charles Keenan, asst. 3^ « 

postmaster; Daniel H. Sullivan, mailing clerk; John G. 

Pelton, genl delivery clerk; Glenn L. Granger, clerk; John 

W. Houghton, Thomas Donohue, John Kane, Onslow M. ©© 

Merritt, Hemw Schue, George Sutter, Samuel Bruckshaw, "© © 

letter carriers. § § 

Cemetery. , , 

Mount View Cemeter3r Association, office Exchange t^ 

Bank bldg—Cemetery S. 0.; George V. Forman pres.; oo 

George Fobes, agt. 

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Library. 

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Forman Library, 85 Union—Founded 1871; Charles j ^ 

Gillingham pres; Mar3- Bartlett vice-pres; N. V. V. Franchot 

treas.; Ella Hazlett librarian. 

Military. 

Olean Rifles, 43d Separate Co., N. G., N. Y., armory ^ S 

North cor. Barry—Drill every Monday evening. Com- pî 

missioned officers, Richard H. Franchot capt.; Russell M. >-^ 

Whitney 1st lieut.; George M. Ma\>-er 2d lieut.; SeldenJ. 

>-=d 

Mudge asst surgeon; John C. Cook, 1st sergeant; Runa 

D. Billington Q. M. Non-Com. officers—C. L. Bedford, 

William Cobb, Henry Weber, Edgar F. Whitney, sergts.; 

Edward E. Rogers, Allan D. Williams, Frederick A. Hill, 

Melville M. Gillett, Henry D. Wadhams, Charles M. 

Wagner, Harry E. Spaulding, corporals; Ira W. Councilman, 

engineer. 

Incorporated Companies. 

Acme Glass Co., Johnson cor. Adams, N. 0.—Incorporated 

1895; J. B. Farrell pres.; H. U. Hanover treas.; 

J. A. Sharp sec; P.' A. VonStorch supt. 

Dotterweich Brewing Co., 77 to 87 Henlev—Incorporated 

August 21, 1893; capital stock, $100,000. Herman 

L. Dotterweich, pres.; Rudolph Dotterweich, vice- Q 

pres.; A. T. Eaton, treas.; John J. Woods, sec. ? 

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Producers Gas Co., 205 Masonic Temple—Incorpora- p- 

ted 1891; capital stock, $100,000. E. J. Wilson, pres; G. n 

S. Bussell, vice-pres; E. M.Johnson, sec and treas. -3^ 

Miscellaneous Organizations. ^* 

Cit3r Relief Societ3r—Meets at Cit3^ Building every 

Monday afternoon. Mrs. Elizabeth M.Baxter, pres; Mrs 73 

Jennie Currier, treas; Edna Bussell, sec. 

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County Board of Fire Underwriters—W. H. Mande- 5 iT 

ville, Olean, pres; E. F. Hoy, Salamanca, sec. 

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German American Relief Association—Meets at Edel's w Q 

Hall, 1st and 3d Tuesda3^ evenings of each month; John x 73 

Barleon, pres. S "~\ 

Olean Board of Trade—Organized 1889. J. V. D. ^Jj 

Coon, pres.; E. E. Alderman, sec. and treas. 

Olean High School Alumni—Thomas B. Loughlen, 

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pres.; Georgia A. Thompson, vice-pres.; Eva Moore, sec; 

Harry McKee, chaplain; executive com., Joseph Page, £* 

Martha Bullis, Jessie Luther, M. J. Hennesse3r. 

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Olean Natural Science Societ\r—meets last Frida3r evening 

each month except July, August and September. W .V. 

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Smith, pres.; Edna O. Mead, vice-pres.; Rev. fames H. | E 

McKee, sec; Dr. Ambrose E. Smith, F. W. Mundt, Mary \ PI ga 

A. Larkin, trustees. % S« 

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CO Mozart Musical Club—H. Cumberland Wilson, musics 

cal director and president. 

•^3 Stratford Shakespeare Circle—Mrs. J. R. Jewell, pres; 

-i—> Rev. W. C. Wilbor, vice-pres.; Flora Brooks, sec; Mrs. 

c^ W. D. Moore, treas. 

tO The City Club, 8 North Street—Re-organized 1894. 

N. V. V. Franchot, pres; Wm. M. Irish, vice-pres; Henr}- 

c/T M. Ernst, sec; F. L. Eaton, treas; N. V. V. Franchot, F. 

2=? W. Higgins, H. M. Ernst, Dr. D. V. M. Hibbard, Dr. F. L. 

£5 Bartlett, E. M. Johnson, Wm. M. Irish, J. H. Waring, F. 

c/3 L. Eaton, trustees; George T. Keith, clerk; Thomas H. 

G Barnes, steward. 

^j Travelers' Club—Organized 1884. Mar^r E. Horner, 

PU- pres; Anna R. Danforth, vice-pres; Elizabeth B. Eaton, 

Q3 clerk; Lois G. Fobes, cor. sec; Evelyn Keith, treas. 

^ Young Men's Catholic Club—Organized Nov. 1895— 

O Meets at Blighton's Hall every Wednesday evening. J. 

~+^-r W. Houghton, pres; Patrick Powers, vice-pres; George 

c/5" Sutter, sec; W. A. Goodwin, treas; Edward Gardner, 

^ fin.sec. 

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Bands. 

*ih 43d Separate Co. Band and Orchestra—A. Judd 

t\~* Bowser, leader and mgr of band; W. W. Plumb, leader 

^ orchestra; G. L. Bishop, mgr orchestra. 

£g Turner Hose Band, rooms 80 Wa3me—George Bishop, 

£w instructor; David Burleigh, leader. 

O West Olean Band, headquarters 217 State—Benjamin 

CO Edel, leader; Prof. Crumb, instructor; Wm. Julius, treas; 

•^ Alphonso Schalk, sec. 

 

Ancient Order Hibernians. 

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Division No. 1—Meets at Sheehan's Hall every alternate 

Thursday evening; M. J. Whelan, pres; James Dun 

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lavey, vice-pres; Mack J. Mahaffey, rec. sec; M. Mc- 

£Q Gough, fin.sec; Thomas Tro3r, treas. 

Ladies' Auxiliary Division No. 1—Meets at Sheehan's 

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Hall every alternate Wednesday evening; Mrs. D. W. 

Sheehan, pres; Anna Sweene3^, vice-pres; Mollie Clanc3>-, 

rec. sec; Alice Garrigan, fin.sec; Annie McCabe, treas; 

Nellie McCarthy, chaplain.


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Ancient Order United Workmen. 

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Crescent Lodge, No. 60—Meets at Sheehan's Hall §j — 

every Monday.evening; W. A. Ward, P. M. W; M. L. g=- 

Lee, M. Wr; S. S. Fish, F; E. F. Halliday, 0; E.J. Var- ? » 

ney, recorder; Thomas J. Brickell, financier; W. A. Oosterhoudt, 

receiver. 

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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. 

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No. 345—Meets at Knights of Honor Hall, 2d and 4th 

Sundays of each month at 2:30 and 7:30 p. m Fred Battles, 

chief engineer; Joseph Haire, sec; John Hamilton, *—.r] 

treas. ^" 

Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen. C>2 

No. 398—Meets at K. of H. Hall every alternate Sunda3?; 

Fred Hubbard P. M., Patrick Driscoll M., Thomas 

Hanley V. M., Albert Johnson col. and treas., Archie H. 

Battles sec 

Ladies Auxilia^, Star 95, Division 204—Meets at 

Knights of Honor Hall every alternate Wednesday eve- 

ning; Mrs. Bertha Miller pres., Mrs. Maggie Gannon P.P., 

Mrs. Eunice Billington sec, Mrs. Catherine E. Latimer 

treas. 

Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. 

Lodge No. 133—Meets at Sheehan's Hall 2d and 4th 

Sundays of each month; J.D.Campbell P.M., P.Welsh M., 

E. A. Pratt V. M., C. D. Morton finan.,J. P. Welsh journal 

agent, J. M. White sec. 

Catholic Mutual Benefit Association. ?; 

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Olean Branch, No. 53—Meets at Sheehan's Hall every 

alternate Thursday evening; Rev, John J. Hamel spiritual 

adviser; David L3mch pres., Patrick McCarthy 1st vicepres., 

C. F. Shea 2d vice-pres., J. W. Houghton rec. sec., 

Allen Parker fin. sec, 7. A. Heberle treas. 

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Dutch Order Hibernians. a 3 

Standhaft Lodge, No. 425—Meets at Edel's Hall 1st | * 

and 3d Thursda3r evenings of each month; William M. 't

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c^5 Ella E. Ayrault pres., Mrs. M. N. Hamilton vice-pres., 

Gt-t Mrs. A. C. Dickinson sec, J.S. Bishop treas., M.N.Hamj-J 

ilton chaplain. 

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Fraternal Mystic Circle. 

Olean Ruling No. 165—Meets at Foley's Hall 1st and 

^* 3d Thursday evenings of each month; J. H. Sigel W. R., 

jjrj James McCoy W. V. R., E. C. Hollis W. Ch., W. R. Sanders 

W. R., William Schmitt W. C, W. J. Foss W. T. 

Glass Bottle Blowers Association of United States 

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and Canada. 

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Ozo Branch 44—Meets at Foley's Hall, State street, every 

^< 3 other Monday evening; John Wliite pres., John W. Wen- 

>-0 " sel vice-pres, Harry Fox fin.sec, Samuel Lutes cor. sec, 

HX o Frank Yaw treas. 

u < Grand Army Republic. 

§0 ^ G. D. Bayard Post, No. 222—Meets at Armory every 

Wednesday evening; S. S. Ramse3^ com., D. L. Smith sen. 

w< j vice-corn., S. J. Daniels jun. vice-com., Dr. J. L. Eddy sur- 

|cntr geon, Joseph Andrews Q. M., David S. Yard adjt, W. L. 

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Independent Order Odd Fellows. p- 

Olean Lodge, No. 471—Meets at Odd Fellows Hall n 

every Monday evening; J. Ross Allen N.G., Charles Repp ^ 

V. G., H. Raub per. sec, R. Wright rec. sec, N. R. Rob- ^ 

inson treas., W. H. Charles P. G. 

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Rebecca Lodge, No. 12—Meets at Odd Fellows Hall ° ^ 

1st and 3d Wednesdav evenings of each month; Mrs. Julia -^^ 

Beabout N. G., Mrs. Mary Preston V. G., Mrs. Anna a ~ 

Craft treas., Mrs. Lucy E. Dwinells sec, Mrs. Mona n^-^ 

Childs fin.sec.

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Ladies of the Maccabees. 

S, Bethel Hive, No. 82—Meets at Odd Fellows Hall every 

£Q alternate Saturday evening; Mrs. Isabella Becker L. C, 

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Mrs. Ma^H. Doran lieut-com., Mrs. Emma Bevins R. K., 

Mrs. M3^ra Gossett F K., Mrs. Sarah Barry P. 

""3 Union Hive, No. 12—Meets at Knights of Honor Hall 

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eveiw ThursdaA' evening; Jennie Wakelee P. L. C, Laura 

R. Cornwell L. C, Bertha Miller lieut-com., Ma3TField R. 

K., Catherine Holmes F. K., Lydia Reynolds chaplain. 




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Olean Council, No. 33, R. & S. M.—Meets first Wed- C P 

nesday evening of each month; M. Southeron T. I. M., J. -o o: 

L. Eddy D. G. M., W. L. Myrick J. P.C. of W.J. A. Smith j=*» 

treas., A. A. Swarts rec. 

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Olean Lodge, No. 252, F. & A. M.—Meets 1st and 3d §T i 

Tuescla3r evenings of each month; Fred M. Hills W.M., CD. 

Judd S. W., John A. Brendell J. W., A. T. Eaton treas., M. 

Southeron sec. 

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Olean Lodge of Perefection A. A.—Meets 1st and 3d © © 

Monday evenings of each month; M. Southeron T. I. P., ©© 

John A. Brendell D. M., Wm. L. Myrick sec, A. T. Eaton ,-,-. 

treas. 

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Olean Lodge, Princes of Jerusalem—Meets 1st and 3d oo 

Monday evenings of each month; John Brendell M. E. P. ' 3 

G., Dr. J. L. Eddy D. G. M., Wm. L. Myrick sec, A. T. 

Eaton treas. 7~\ 

St. John's Commandery, No. 24, K. T.—Meets 3d 

Thursda3r evening of each month; L. H. Brooks E. C, E. 

R. Russell Gen., C. P. Burley Jr. C. G., A. T. Eaton treas., 

W. L. Myrick sec. j~ , 

Patrons of Husbandry. 

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Olean Grange, No. 791—Meets at Sheehan's Hall S 

every alternate Saturday; F. N. Godfrey P. M., H. A. .—3 

Brooks W. M., I. M. Godfrey 0., Mrs. C. Oosterhoudt h=ct| 

treas., Emma B. Oosterhoudt sec J. L. VanDusen trustee, c ) 

Protected Home Circle. 

Olean Lodge, No. 409—Meets at Sheehan's Hall every i^S 

alternate Friday evening; J. P. Johnson P. P., John Jones ^ 

pres., Ella Moore sec, Mrs. L. E. Johnson treas., W. ^ « 

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Olean Council, No. 869—Meets at K. of H. Hall 2d 

and 4th Tuesda3T evening of each month; W. J. Foss, P.R., 

L. C. Schroeder R., A. C. Seivert 0., W. B. Hill coll, C. H. 

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Rockwood treas., Rev. J. W. Ashton, D. D., chaplain. tv* 

Men's Temperance League of Olean—Organized September 

9,1896; Quarters at Temperance Hall 175 Union. 

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Free reading room open da3' and evening. The objects of 

this League are to secure by all proper means, the enforcement 

of law, to aid all who desire to reform from the 

use of intoxicants, and to hold public temperance meetings 

weekly, on Sunday afternoon. W. S. Brickell pres., 

George A. Crocker vice-pres., B. U. Taylor treas., Charles 

H. Rafferty' sec, executive com., David S. Abbott, James 

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Q^ Weatherell, Royal Templars A. H. Rogers. of Temperance, Olean Council, No. 

.-m—, 144—Meets at Temperance Hall every Wednesday even- 

"gjj ing; W. Dowman S. C, L. C. Pitts fin. sec, L.P.Abbott 

G treas. 

fci Woman's Christian Temperance Union—Meets at 

n Temperance Hall every Friday at 3 p. m.; Mrs. Marian 

Smith pres., Hettie Pierce rec. sec, Belle Whitcomb eor. 



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Semi-Weekly Democrat—167 Union. Published Tues- 'H.ff 

cla3?s and Fridays; annual subscription, $1.50. Sibley & g* £L 

Ostrom publishers. 

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CATTARAUGUS COUNTY OFFICERS. „£ 

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Representative in Congress—Warren B. Hooker, Fre- p p 

donia, Chautauqua Co. § § 

State Senator—Frank W. Higgins, Olean. © © 

Members of Assembly—Charles H. Miller, Yorkshire; i-tJ 

Givease A. Matteson, East Otto. 

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County Judge—Oliver S. Vreeland, Salamanca. po 

Surrogate—Carey D. Davie, Salamanca. 

Surrogate's Clerk—John W. Davie, Salamanca. £5h 

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Sheriff—Henry Sigel, Little Valley. 

District Attorney—Joseph Al. Congdon, Gowanda. 

County Clerk—Henry S. Merrill, Little Valley. 

County Treasurer—William Ely, Franklinville. 

Superintendent of Poor—Gilbert L. Mosher, Little 

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Valley. 

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Coroners—H. D. Walker, Franklinville; George Lattin, Ê- 

M. D., Cattaraugus; E B. Burdick, M. D., Olean; Fred D. -—. 

Stillman, Salamanca. 

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School Commissioners—Frank H. Chapin, Hinsdale; I—I 

Martha Van Rensselaer, Randolph. 

Loan Commissioners—George A. Stoneman, Machias; 

Charles C. Mason, Conewango. 

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Chairman Board of Supervisors—Norman M. Allen, ^ w 

Dayton. 

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Clerk of Supervisors—Edwin S. King, Ellicottville. |y| 

Journal Clerk Board of Supervisors—Edwin Baker, p|J 

Machias. 

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Halls and Opera Houses. 

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Academy of Music—323 Union. 2 „ 

Blighton's Hall— 167 Union. 

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Edel's Hall—217 State. >^ 

Fitzgerald's Hall—472 Union, N. O. r. ?Z n n 

Foley's Hall—69 State. 

Knights of Honor Hall—1641/2 Union. 

Masonic Hall—Union cor North.

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O Metropolitan Hall—143y2 Union. 

_0 Odd Fellows Hall—179% Union. 

H^ Sheehan's Hall—Union cor Wayne. 

Olean Opera House—57 State. 

J£ Orthalian Hall—54% State. 

^5 Temperance Hall—173V2 Union. 

^ Village Hall—446 Union N. 0. 

mm. Commercial Blocks. 

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U Coast Block—127-129-131 Union. 

V Duke Block—l87-189_Union. 

g Exchange Bank Building—149-151-153 Union. 

:- Grand Central Block—Union cor Railroad av. 

Imus Block—167—169 Union. 

Masonic Temple—108-110-112 Union. 

pfi Odd Fellows Block—179-181 Union. 

© Olean House Block—114 to 130 Union. 

^> Opera House Block—55 to 59 State. 

r£ Pierce Block—152-154 Union. 

fl Riley & Wands Block—211-213 Union. 

Cd Sheehan's Block—311-313 Union. 

Tower Block—142-144 Union. 

© Union Block—196-198 Union. 

Ward Boundaries. 

First—On the north by State street, east by Union, 

S south b3T Allegany River and west b3r Seventh street. 

^2 Second—On'the north by State street, east by Olean 

xti creek and Allegany river, south by Olean creek and Alle- 

^ gaii3T river and west by Union street. 

^ Third—On the north b3' town line and Olean creek, 

east by Olean creek, south hy State street and west by 


K I R W I N ' S O L E A N 

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IMPROVED UNIQUE 

STREET?§BliOGK DIRECTORY 

1897. 

WILLIAM H. KIRWIN, Compiler. 

Explanation.—Names without numbers and with this -j before them 

signify parties are occupaDts of the same house. 

Adams Avenue, from end of 

Green, north to Olean Mills 

LEFT SIDE. 

No houses. 

Henley Street intersects. 

43 Pony- Cronin 

49 Frank Geise 

RIGHT SIDE. 

4 Norman J. Switzer 

8 Marshall M. Smith 

8 James Smith 

12 Charles Salisbmw 

18 Reuben T. Mann 

20 Byron Smith 

20 Florence Switzer 

26 Fred Gilbert 

28 Victor Kritter 

30 Peter Kritter 

30 John C. Zerby 

36 George Bush 

38 Henry Bush 

40 Frank Piatt 

Alder Street, (S"L) from 47 

Railroad av., north to limits. 

LEFT SIDE. 

Michael Madison 

Michael Dove 

Samuel Hallida3r 

Spring, Street intersects. 

Mil on W. Scott 

RIGHT SIDE. 

Henry Williams 

Avenue A, (S) from North 

Washington, north one 

block. 

Philip Farren 

Michael Yusko 

August Sandburg 

Leonard Doen 

John Muready 

Charles Dean 

Allen W. Cameron


Avenue B, (JJf;*) from North 

Washington, north one 

block. 

Jeremiah Shea 

Joseph Colas 

Joseph Gaino 

Stephen Getsie 

Michael C. Kuhn 

John Wojezo 

Michael Shabella 

Albert J. Leonard 

Burdell Burlingame 

Barry Street, from Allegany 

river, north to Sullivan. 

LEFT SIDE. 

9 Wilder A. Martin 

9% Edward Ma3êr 

13 Frank Brooks 

17 Lewis Wright 

19 Charlie S. Jones 

21 Henry L. Brooks 

27 Orton Vincent 

27 Wesley Huff 

27 Joseph York 

29 Mrs. Rosaltha Adsit 

31 William Griffin 

33 Jason M. Woodruff 

37 Fred B. Smith 

Green Street intersects. 

39 Benjamin F. Cowens 

43 RobertW. Bloodsworth 

45 Orville L. Davis 

47 Andrew J. Reese 

51 Edward Reed 

55 Albert M. Chamberlin 

59-61-63 Chamberlin M'fg 

Company 

65 Mrs. Catherine T. Fitzgerald 


73 Harrington Austin 

77 David Re3rnolds 

79 Unfinished house 

81 Vernon W. Pancoast 

South Street intersects. 

Park 

State Street intersects. 

Public School No. 3 

North Street intersects. 

State Armorv 

117 Mrs. Lena Hart 

117 Anna Shaw 

119 George L. Hovey 

121 George 0. Tavlorson 

123 Mrs. Lodema A. Smith 

123 Smith Sisters 

127 John M. Williams 

129 William B. Pierce 

131 Augustus T. Eaton 

135 Vacant 

Hamilton Street intersects 

141 Ezra J. Varney^ 

143 Albert W. Georgia 

145 Wilbur B. Reed 

147 Mrs. Susan R. Adams 

151—155 Foundry 

Sullivan Street intersects 

RIGHT SIDE. 

16 Hemw F. Rare\r 

18 Samel Johnson 

20 George 0. Oakley, Jr. 

22 Samuel Wheaton 

24 William E. Faunce 

26 Archie AI. Mott 

28 Philip W. Ackerman 

28 Stephen A. Mott 

38 John J. Quigley


Green Street intersects 

40 Charles E. Rogers 

42 Ora R. Stone 

44 Joseph A. Billington 

48 Runa D. Billington 

50 Frank F. Rogers 

50 Lidie Filer 

52 William G. Severn 

54 Vacant 

60 Milford Adsit 

62 Clarendon Kelly 

64 Bernard H. Sullivan 

66 Arthur L. Case 

68 Samuel A. Anderson 

72 DeWitt C. Conklin, Jr. 

72 Mrs. Melissa Freeman 


74 George A. Sheridan 

76 Mrs. Betsey Passmore 

76 Franc Ingalls 

78 Eli F. Brickell 

80 William S. Brickell 

82 Andrew J. Otto 

84 Charles D. Straight 

86 Mrs. Margaret L. Havens 

88 Mrs. Sarah A. Bower 

90 Charles F. Wood 

92-94 Trinity Church 

96 Dr. Ambrose E. Smith 

98 Unfinished house 


100 Rev. James H. McKee 

102 Henry H. Weber 

104 J. Ritchie Mitchell 

108 A. Monroe Wood 

108 Mrs. Emma E. Burlingham 

110 John C. French 

112 Dr. DeVere M. Hibbard 

114 William M. McHugh 

116 Rev. EbenzerH. Latimer 

118 Charles P. Luther 

120 Clarence Billington 

120 (Rear) Mrs.AliceE.King 

124 Seth W. Warren 

126 Thomas Storrs 

Tompkins Street intersects. 

128 Charles E. Pennock 

130 Cyrus T. Hull 

130 Colby Chamberlain 

132 Mrs. Comfort Kenyon 

134 John Sloane 

136 John Troy 

Jay Street intersects. 

138 Mrs. Belle McAllister 

140 Edwin I. Oosterhoudt 

142 Milton A. Miller 

144 Storehouse 

146-148-150 Acme Mills 

Sullivan Street intersects. 

Bartlett Avenue, (g,0/*) from 

138 Buffalo, north one 

block. 

10 Henry E. Radley 

12 John M. White 

Bell Street, («§£,) from 

Queen, east to King. 

LEFT SIDE. 

f James Cousins 

\john Cousins 

RIGHT SIDE. 

Charles Andrus 

Bishop Street, (o,^) from 

Davis av., east to King. 

LEFT SIDE. 

Aaron N. Nash


Orchard Avenue intersects. 

August Biwon 

51 John A. Coonrod 

55 Mrs. Eliza J. Salisbury 

57 Clark Dickerson 

59 Mrs. Ella Mantz 

61 George Malle^ 

63 Mrs. Ann Cook 

Queen Street intersects. 

67 Joseph Zacleski 

67 Mrs. Verna Titus 

67 Alfred M. Antisdale 

67 Archibald B. Salisbmw 

69 Samuel A. Reynolds 

71 Fred W. Merritt 

73 W. Laverne Merritt 

75 Hen drick J. Smith 

77 Jonathan A. Brock 

79 Oscar H. Ingalls 

83 Nathaniel DeKay 

King Street intersects. 

No houses 

RIGHT SIDE. 


John Bodeski 

54 Charles Wood 

56 Frank M. Shattuck 

58 Frank R. Whittam 

60 Sherman B. Button 

Chestnut Street intersects. 

70 George Bishop 

72 William C. Ferris 

74 Mrs. Eva Titus 

74 Herbert E. Adsit 

74 Alembert E. Potter 

76 Frances Hathawayr 

82 Alton Larkham 


Brickell Avenue, from 20 

Wayne, north to Coleman. 

LEFT SIDE. 

9 James L. Hopkins 

Coleman Street intersects. 

RIGHT SIDE. 

6 Richard Turner 

8 Frank A. Chapman 

10 John A. Renow 

12 Felix Winnefski 


Brook Street, (Jj£n) from 

King, east to limits. 

LEFT SIDE. 

Mowbry 0. Evans 

Fred G. Evans 

Gulf Street intersects. 

No houses 

Line Street intersects. 

John Koabelin 

William Owen 

William F. Goodrich 

Walter E. Moody 

Charles Cooley 

RIGHT SIDE. 

Lewis Daniels 

Bush Street intersects 

No houses 

Line Street iutersects. 

Angus Marcea 

Peter Shawl 

Frank P. Gage 

Buffalo Street, from junction 

of Washington and 

Seventh, northwest to limits. 

LEFT SIDE. 

7 Jessie W. Yaw

9 William J. Cook 

11 James Pease 

13 Neil H. Gardner 

15 Vacant 

17 Joseph Harclj- 

19 Arthur A. Johnson 

21 Henry J. Bonhoff 

25 John McEachern 



29 Leonard Lay 

31 F. W. Higgins & Co. 

3iy2 CharlesH.McWilliams 

35 William R. Rishell 

35 Frank Eckenrode 

37 Michael J. Whelan 

39 Laverne Sweet 

41 James Keir 

47 George Lampack 

49 George H. Sicker 

51 John W. Smith 

Tenth Street intersects. 

63 Fred F. Mason 

71 Leonard Lay 

Kleventh Street intersects. 

87 Henry Judge 

97 Daniel Savage 

101 Lawrence Tra3mor 

105 John Garvey 

107 Thomas Burke 

Thirteenth Street intersects. 

113 John Powers 

115 to 119 Olean Glass Co. 

131 Abraham G. Dunning 

135 Patrick Lunne3^ 

137 Oscar A. Brown 

141 Mrs. Anna Barry 

West Olean commences. 

Richard Stafford 

John Fall 

Michael Duggan 

John Frawle3r 

Charles Lundy 

John Jewell 

RIGHT SIDE. 

4 Stanley L. Fitch 

6 Martin McGrath 

8 Henry Schamel 

10 Isaac S. Fox 

12 Charles M. Fagerstrom 

Eighth Street intersects. 

36 Zuriel W. Smith 

38 William N. Bennett 

40 Daniel W. Kenyon 

Ninth Street intersects. 

42 Mrs. Nellie J. Savage 

52 James Garvey 


66 Edward J. Hammond 

68 Mrs. Marv Jennings 

72 Mrs. Caroline G. Walley 

96 John Fenton 

138 John Houd 

140 William L. Markle 

146 John Shaw 

West Olean commences. 

Vacant liouse 

William Newman 

William Miller 

Mrs. Honora O'Donnell 

Adolph Ahrens 

Edward Grad3^ 

Ferdinand Karnuth 

August Stier 

Canal Street, from end of 

East av.,runs northwest. 

LEFT SIDE. 

161 Daniel Wilder 

Eli Simons


RIGHT SIDE. 

158 John S. Robinson 

Center Street, (Boivtn')from 

10 Main,east to Fourth av. 

LEFT SIDE. 

3 Thomas F. Rickard 

5 George Conway 

7 Albert W. Sage 

First Avenue intersects. 

19 Sheridan G. Latta 

Second Avenne intersects. 

21 Michael Herron 

23 George Bathurst 

25 Adam Derx 

27 Mrs. Margaret Sherwood 

Third Avenue intersects. 

39 George W. Adsit 

Fourth Avenue intersects. 

RIGHT SIDE. 

2 Clyde E. Brooks 

6 George 0. Buckley 


14 Martin B. Duncan 

16 John H. Godden 

18 Wilson Branch 

Second Avenue intersects. 

24 Oney Yates 


40 Miss Ada Sherman 

Fonrth Avenue intersects 

Cherry Street, (SuL) from 

Railroad av., runs north. 

William Michael 

Chestnut Street, (



39 Frederick W. Kruse 

41 Charles Worden 

43 Frank J. Arey 

45 Heman F. Wadhams 

47 John H. Passmore 

49 Samuel Passmore 

51 Vacant 

53 Eugene L. Smith 

55 Rev. James W. Ashton 

59 John C. Walsh 


67 John W. Arnold 

69 Vacant 

71 Charles H. Biddlecomb 

73 Elroy D. Westbrook 

75 Edmund E. Allen 

77 George C. Palmer 

79 Mrs. Charlotte Smith 

81 Judson W. Kelly 

81 Fred Hill 

81 Thomas BradyT 

81 Mrs. Frances F. Smith 

83 Perrv R. McNeille 

87 Carlos C. Morian 

89 Warren Price 

91 Charles Smith 

Tompkins Street intersects 

95 William J. Tough 

99 Henry White 

99 Calvin W. White 

101 Jules Halbran 

103 Walter L. Crannell 


RIGHT SIDE. 

30 J. Albert Halstead 

32 Mrs. Mary Collare 

34 Mrs. Emily Adsit 


38 James K. VanCampen 

40 Frank D. Painter 

42 James F. McLowry 

46 Mrs. Anna Farley 

48 Conrad Alles 

50 Mrs. Catherine Mc- 

Geever 

52 Mrs. Frances E. Hancox 

54 Rev.Frederick K.Fowler 

56 Horace S. McNeille 

58 Thomas E. Wells 

60 George L. Bemis 


72 Charles W. Smith 

74 Henry C. Crawford 

76 John Duke 

76V2 Henry Donnelly 

Laurel Avenue intersects. 

78 John Oliver 

80 Herbert Perkins 

82 J. Willis Kershner 

84 William Austin 

86 Mrs. Mary A. Luther 

Tompkins Street intersects. 

90 William S. Wilkinson 

92 Allan D. Peck 

94 Joshua K. Palmer 

96 Marlen L. Walldorff 

98 William P. Noyes 

102 George H. Luther 

104 George F. Myrick 


Coleman Street, from 337 

Union, west to Fourth. 

LEFT SIDE 

3 Charles Henderson


5 Charles H. Quinlan 

7 Fred Guinther 

7 Mrs. Mary Whitam 

11 John P. Kiley 

First Street intersects. 

No houses 

Brickell Avenue intersects. 

23 Mrs. Ellen Dooley 

23 Daniel D. Davis 

27 David S. Abbott 

31 James J. Coleman 

35 Mrs. Hannah O'Day 

37 Frank H. Steele 

41 Andrew White 

43 Frank Leets 

45 Samuel H. Wolfe 

47 William H. Eckman 

Van Campen Avenue intersects. 

No houses 

Fourth Street intersects. 

RIGHT SIDE. 

4 Stanley M. Ren wick 

6 James W. Dunlavey 

8 John Good 

10 Orlando S. McClure 

14 William E. Rey-nolds 


16 Dr. John Malov 

18 Arthur Neill 

20 William H. Preckle 

22 Lee Smith 

26 John Cahill 

28 Thomas Coffey 

30 Mrs. Jerusha Griffin 

32 William Smith 

34 Samuel Hamilton 

36 George Haller 

38 Augustus W. Haller 

42 Patrick McCrav 

46 Ray Willard 

48 Owen Howe 

50 John P. Sheehan 

52 Henry J. Adams 

54 Ta3rlor's coal sheds 


Crown Street, (oiaesa'n) from 

Queen, east to Brook. 

LEFT SIDE. 

Ro3r Foster 

George R. Clayson 

John McMurray 

Laura A. Johnson 

RIGHT SIDE. 

No houses 


William E. Tanner 

Brook Street intersects. 

Davis Avenue, ,) from 

31 Garden av., north to 

Bishop. 

Jabez E. Griffith 

East Avenue, from State at 

Alleganv Creek, north to 

W N. Y. & P. R. R. 

76 Paul 0. Peterson 

80 Mrs. Jennie R. Hornbeck 

84 Airs. Frances Kay 

80 George Middleton 

88 Fred C. Starks 

92 Charles Morris 

94 Mrs. Jennie H. Chandler 

94 David S. Hall 

104 Eugene M. Crandall 

116 Mrs. Mary Hannigan


Eighth Street, from Allegany 

river, north to city 

limits. 

LEFT SIDE. 

1 Mrs. Emma Conrad 

3 Xavier Edel 

5 Everett Morse 

7 Frank Ostramon 

9 Frederick Seamon 

13 Louis V. Forman 

Irving Street intersects. 

No houses 


67 Benjamin Bear 

75 Charles M. Wagner 

77 Edward Rogers 

79 Vacant 


93 John W. Rody 

95 Augustus E. Webb 

97 Solomon C. Burroughs 

101 William J. LeStrange 

103 Eugene A. Spiller 

105 Lorenzo Hodges 

105 Reuben E. Wood 

107 William A. Davis 

109 Thomas J. Hannon 

111 Mrs. Louisa D. Kallenback 

113 Peter Schribel 

115 Edward J. Reynolds 

117 Paul H. Bornreuther 

119 Charles F. Thurber 

Washington 

No houses from 

Street intersects. 

Buffalo to R. R. tracks. 

149 George Judge 

153 Samuel L. Moyer 

159 James W. Walker 

159 Matthew Kelly 

Reed Street intersects. 

161 Albert Durmont 

163 Henry G. Hinman 

165 William Boyer 

181 Thomas Ervine 

Wayne Street intersects. 

183 Michael Clemons 

185 Michael Duffy 

187 Michael Bear 

189 Edward Curry 

189 Frederick Whelply 

195 Adam Rousehert 

199 John Gold 

RIGHT SIDE. 

2 Vacant 

4 Alexander Edel 

6 Vacant 

8 Vacant 

10 James M. King 

12 John Bishop 

14 William N. Deabold 


No houses 


No houses 


100 James Hannon 

102 Fred L. Buckley 

104 Caleb A. VanGorden 

Washington Street intersects. 

134 Michael Keenan 

136 Eugene S. Hull 

138-140 Ira V. Hull 

Sullivan Street intersects.


144 John F. Pierce 

148 Edward Roach 

148 (Rear) Joseph Post 

150 Patrick Glavin 

152 Mrs. Mary Roberson 

152% Vacant 

154 Michael Furry 

156 Joseph Robbins 

158 Peter McGuire 


160 Adelbert Baker 

164 Matthew F. Hart 

168 William F. Ward 

170 Louis D. Vaughn 

178 Archie D. Moon 

180 Daniel Ducy 

182 Timothy J. Ryan 


188 John Dorr 

196 Mrs. Mary White 

198 Robert S. Hickey 

Eleventh Street, from 150 

Irving, north to Buffalo. 

LEFT SIDE. 

9 John J. Woods 

11 Mrs. Matilda Vogel 

15 Peter Colson 

19 Charles Cotton 


31 David F. Kellmer 

31 Frank D. Burnham 

35 William C. Hannifan 

37 Mrs. Amelia Barnard 

45 Lucinda Rice 

47 George Schnobel 

49 George Kick 

51 John Vosler 

53-55 Public School, No. 2 

State Street intersects 

77 Joseph Wolf 

Putnam Street intersects. 

89 Alloys Fitch 

91 Benjamin Bahler 

93 Elsie Dotterweitch 

95 Landon Willis 

97 Henry Sunck 

99 Alphonso Scholk 

101 Benjamin Edel 

101 John Edel 

103 Emil Yehl 

109 Paul Kemler 

109 Richard Lawson 


Ill Charles Finger 

115 Fred Flameng 

117 Charles Blaski 


127 George Lay 

129 John G. Seefried 

131 Edward G. Lay- 

No houses 


Buffalo Street intersects.. 

RIGHT SIDE. 

16 Charles Hemmerman 

18 John E. Murphy 

20 Andrew Stiebly 


44 William M. Rogers 

50 Arthur L. Chase


52 Clarence B. Margeson 

54 Fred Rapp 

54 George Vergason 

56 George Crocker 

60 John Edel 

62 Lanis Butanowicz 

64 James Witman 


78 Michael Reid 

80 Alex Anabas 

82 John Huselstein 

84 John Fox 

90 Patrick Corkins 

98 William Fahrer 


114 George W. Brenner 

116 Mrs. Martha Lyons 

118 Henry Skinner 


No houses 


Elm Street, (S) from Walnut, 

west to Vine. 

LEFT SIDE. 

7 Mrs. Anna Brennan 

9 Daniel O'Brien 

11 Owen Sweeney 

13 George Prest 

Union Street intersects. 

37 Charles Spillane 

39 Gustave Switzer 

Maple Street intersects. 

43 Carl Rickraff 

Spruce Street intersects 

55 John Schultz 

Vine Street intersects. 

RIGHT SIDE. 

2 James Wilson 

2 Charles Weldon 

4 Daniel Dailey 

Walnut street intersects 

6 William F. Smith 

8 Fred Kettelman 

10 Charles Keisel 

12 John Kettelman 

14 Frank Butts 


36 Jason L. Furman 

40 James D. Donohue 


44 Michael Ryan 

46 Alphonso Pennello 

46 Anthony Rose 

Spruce Street intersects. 

50 Mrs. Hannah Noonan 


Erie Avenue, (^) from 

Buffalo runs south. 

Thomas Dailev 

Fifteenth Street, from end 

Henley to north of State. 

Michael Scheiterle 

Stewart Wheeler 

Fifth Avenue, (BM^S",-)from 

< Boardman-\ 

i, ville ) 

end of South runs north. 

LEFT SIDE. 

Louis Smith 

William L. Weldy


RIGHT SIDE. 

David Converse 

Fifth Street, from Henley, 

north to limits. 

LEFT SIDE. 

67 Jordon E. Conner 

69 Conrad E. Becker 

73 Peter Bronold 


83 John G. Keim 


No houses 


127 Del win C. Canfield 

129 James M. McCoy 

131 Willis A. Chamberlin 

133 William M. Abrams 

135 Mrs. Lovina J. Abrams 

137 William H. Spaulding 

139 John Magee 

141 Kingman Brett 


153 William H. Mosier 

159 Edwin G. Sisson 

161 George B. Overton 

163 Martin P. Ringbone 

187 Charles Cobleigh 

189 Patrick Hanley 

191 E. L. Blood 

193 William N. Carter 

195 Godfrey Liechti 

197 Joseph Kreuzer 

199 John Williams 

201 Theophile Yeahl 

205 Michael Vollman 

Town Line Alley intersects. 

RIGHT SIDE. 

66 Rachel Harris 

68 Harris Witz 

70 Andrew McGillis 

72 Mrs. Lizzie Paddock 

74 Mrs. Edna Stinson 

76 Mrs. Ernestine Wînd 

78 Louis Sturm 

80 John Dugan 

82 Jacob Barber 

82 Mary Miller 


126 Willis D. Parker 

128 John Frawley 


156 Mrs. Louisa Hilton 

160 Martin Little 

160 Charles R. Colgrove 


188 Mrs. Elizabeth Laverty 

192 James McCread3r 

194 Charles J. Tobin 

196 Mrs. Anna Whelan 

196 (Rear) Mrs.Bridget Mahoney 

198 Michael Hannon 

200 Michael Mann 

204 Mrs. Nancy 0. Neill 


First Avenue, (Boav"inean") from 

11 Front, north to Genesee. 

LEFT SIDE. 

9 Levi Reynolds 

11 Franz M. Ellsworth 

13 Charles J. Smiley 

Center Street intersects 

21 Charles J. Gay 

23 Alexander J. Conway


23 George Ferris 

•Genesee Street intersects. 

RIGHT 

SIDE. 

12 Miles L. Smith 

Center Street intersects. 

18 Melvin Parish 

20 John Fairbanks 

22 Mrs. Appoloner Miller 

24 Eugene M. Givers on 

26 Sylvester Eyler 

28 Michael H. Lyons 

30 John R. Norton 

32 James C. Gault 

34 Milo G. Weaver 

Genesee Street intersects. 

First Street, From Irving, 

north to Union. 

LEFT SIDE. 

No houses 


65 Herbert E. Mead 

67 Jesse A. Sheldon 

67 B. Frank Tuthill 

69 John M. Brown 

71 Alvin Mosher 

73 Mrs. Sarah Leader 

73 Frederick G. Leader 

75 Samuel W. Binney 

77 Thomos Cooley 

77 Alonzo Shadbolt 

79 Joseph I. Lang 

85 Fountain Hose No. 1 

87 Samuel Stranahan 

89 George Feuchter 

91 Frank M. Ball 


95 Augustus C. Bussler 

95 Roger Lonz 

97 Mrs. Ada King 

99 Fred C. Starks 

101 Harrv R. Brig-ham 

103 Harry W. Marcus 

105 James Weatherell 

107 Mrs. Mary A. Hastings 

109 Gilligan & Bisett 

109 Christopher C. Bisett 

Laurens Street intersects. 

131 Mrs. Sarah Stowell 

135 Asa C. Couse 

141 William H. Mandeville 

145 Mrs. Patience Chamberlin 

145 James Monroe Saxton 

149 Gideon H. Strong 


153 Dr. W. I. Hewitt 

159 Frank S. Oosterhoudt 

167 (Rear) Edwin J. Munger 

167 Cyrus N. Barber 

167 Thomas J. Mathis 

Whitney Avenue intersects. 

189 Albert L. Langwortlry 

191 James M. Forrest 

193 William Metcalf 

195 Charles W. Osgood 

197 John A. Gaspar 

199 Junius Collins 

201 Anthonys McGeever 

203 Lester Forrest 

205 Charles Howe 

207 Michael Johnson 


215 David S. Abbott 

215 Olean Carriage Works 

221 Hiram Dean.



229 Patrick Kiely 


RIGHT SIDE. 

No houses. 


68 Henry J. Collard 

70 Charles W. Benjamin 

72 Frank R. Durham 

74 Dr. Francis E. Watts 

76 John Z. LeFevre 

78 William H. Simpson 

80 George C. Ford 

80 Frank V. R. Stillman 

82 David B. Olney 

82 O. Perry Ross 

84 Laurentine Y. Miller 

86 Albert Swarts 


98 Mrs. Sarah Milham 

100 William R. King 

102 Mary T. Maver 

104 Ziba E. Bailey 

104 Harry W. Arner 

104 Grace Hoyt 

104 Sarah J. Latimer 

106 George Van Campen 

108 Woodley C. WTinsor 

110 Wellington Prosser 

112 Arthur Robertson 

112 John Keisel 

114 Vacant 

116 Dr.W.Carl Dallanbaugh 

118 Mrs. Electa Black 


128 Thomas J. Brickell 

130 Mrs. Isabella Brickell 

132 G. Henry Gillett 

136 Gideon B. Gillett 

140 Daniel P. Ray 

142 Dr. Cornelius H.Bartlett 

144 George E. Ramse3r 

146 George W. Leader 

148 Charles E. Weir 

150 William D. Moore 

152 Mrs. Mary B. Burlingham 


158 James M. Homer 

168 E. Scott Andrews 


Pad Factory 

178 Philip Griffin 

180 William Congdon 

182 Martin Dailey 

184 George H. Morgan 

186 William Heller 

188 Eugene C. Smith 

188 Henry J. Christopher 

190 Mrs. Zelena E. Morgan 

192 James M. White 

194 Frank C. Peckham 

200 George Kellington 

202 Daniel B. Gallagher 

Wayne street intersects. 

214 Frank W. Magner 

220 Frank McLauehlin 

222 John Levitt 


226 Thomas Gregory 

230 Patrick Spillan * 

232 Mrs. Louisa Barber 

230 Joseph Camper 


Fourteenth Street,from end 

of Henleyr, runs north. 

Vacant house.


Fourth Avenue, (B^"") 

from South street, north to 

Center. 

LEFT SIDE. 

3 Myron Adsit 

5 Vacant 

11 Christian G. Smith 

13 J. Willis Radley 

15 Samuel Shaller 

17 Jacob Baker 

19 Vacant 

21 Leonard B. Lowe 


RIGHT SIDE. 

2 George B. Card 

6 Mrs. Catherine Swarts 

8 Allen C. Woodruff 

10 Robert Sullivan 

18 Jeremiah Sullivan 

20 Henry M. Kelly 

22 Daniel M. Sherman 


Fourth Street, from Allegany 

River, north to Reed, 

and from Wayne, north to 

Town Line Alley. 

LEFT SIDE. 

1 May Graham 

35 James Johnson 

37 Augustus N. Ta3dor 


39 Samuel A. Brown 


51 James B. Woodell 

55 Isaiah V. Filkins 


67 Harrv F. Holland 

71 Omar P. Kent 

73 Thomas Whitton 

77 Gottleib Michler 

79 Mrs. Elizabeth Smith 


93 Lester C. Pitts 

95 Vacant 

97 Mrs. Jane Farwell 

99 William L. Mead 

Cemetery 


127 Rev. William C. Wilbor 

129 Frank H. Oakleaf 

131 Levi C. Kinner 

135 Gilmore S. Bussell 

139 John W. Pratt 

141 Max F. Mayer 

143 Mrs. Catherine Mayer 

Sullivan street intersects. 

163 Richard H. Franchot 

165 John Dickinson 

167 John E. Eggelston 

169 J. Clyde Douds 

171 William L. Ostrom 

187 Henry Paulman 

189 Mrs. Jennie Reafsnyder 

191 EgidusJ. Heller 

193 John Clancy 

195 George G. Parker 

199 Mrs. Ellen Grant 

203 Daniel Shine 

207 Mrs. Kate McMahon 


RIGHT 

SIDE. 

No houses 


No houses. 

Irving Street intersects.


52 William H. Hodges 

60 Fletcher Leidy 

62 Timothy Horan 


68 Melville N. Kerr 

70 William N. West 

72 Leo C. Shrader 

74 John Luh 

80 William R. Wright 

82 Mrs. Julia Maroney 


96 Albert M. Chamberlin 

98 Frank Pallmann 

100 Charles V. Reu 

102 Clarence D. Hastings 

104 William M. Bosler 

106 Philip S. Reed 

108 Frank Bachman 

110 Fred Fuss, Jr. 

112 William A. Goodwin 

114 Rev. Ellis Winer 


124 Andrew Kaiser 

126 Patrick J. Duffy 

128 Herbert C. Whipple 

130 Allen J. Hastings 

132 Charles Mudge 

134 George W. Hooker 

136 Olin W. Wood 

138 David Hogan 

140 Frank L. Stedman 

142 William N. Stephan 


Union School, No. 1 


186 Vacant 

188 Jeremiah C. Donegan 

192 Mrs. Kate Holland 

194 Mrs. Anna Doerr 

196 McClellan Stickler 

198 John Nickles 

200 James 0. Clark 

202 Timothy Dugan 

Front Street, (Boa;f,rn") from 

the creek, south-east. 

LEFT SIDE. 

11 John H. Burdick 

13 William O. Spencer 

15 Mrs. Carrie L. Smith 

Second Street intersects. 

No houses 


25 William H. Monahan 

RIGHT SIDE. 

38 Walter Garden 

40 Fred Wood 

42 Horatio P. Burdick 

42 Mrs. Sarah Capwell 

46 Ira M. Godfre3' 

56 Charles Oosterhoudt 

Fulton Street, from 8 Henle3', 

north to State. 

LEFT SIDE. 

7 Julius M. Harris 

11 Ira W. Councilman 

13 David L. Smith 

17 Charles G. Satterlee 

19 James M. Mourer 

21 James B. Olbey 

23 Willis McWilliams 

25 Louis A. Maurer 

27 Melvin P. Derby 

29 James B. Lewis 

33 James V. Duffy 

State Street intersects.

RIGHT SIDE. 

8 John H. Wiesman 

10 Patrick T. Finnessy 

12 Dennis Hennessey 

14 John B. Alexander 

18 Mall G. Fitzpatrick 

22 Emulis Morse 

26 Mrs. Margaret Clark 

28 Mrs. Carrie Johnson 

28 Mrs. Nettie Wood 

32 Eugene E. Young 

34 Vacant 



Garden Avenue, (Jiefn) from 

8 Pond, east to King. 

LEFT SIDE 

1 George Hall 

5 Vacant 

7 James Allen 

9 Eugene R. Russell 

11 William Studley 

13 Mrs. Catherine York 

15 Francis T. Smith 

15 Elmer E. South worth 

21 Asa Cole 

23 Henry O'Hara 

29 John C. Hall 

29 (Rear) Charles W. Hall 

31 Henry Cole 

Davis Avenue intersects. 

33 James W. Davis 


No houses 


People's M. E. Church 

John Seivert 

Andrew J. Lawrence 

William G. Gamble 

Alfred Carlson 


RIGHT SIDE. 

10 Charles Blackmon 

12 John F. Cradduck 

14 Jeremiah B. Foster 

16 William R. Warner 

16 Mark S. Butler 

18 Beverely Hill 

18 Alfred Thurston 

20 Selden Adsit 

22 Vacant 

24 Vacant 

26 Bruce Boardman 

28 Isaac Kratts 

30 Allan Turner 

32 Thomas Jones 

34 William F. Selover 

36 Joseph Shamberger 

38 Benjamin Palmer 


No houses 


John Bariw 

Charles Walton 

Stephen Karlto 


Genesee Street, (Bo"nrn") 

from 26 Main, runs east. 

LEFT SIDE. 

17 Lovell G. Moore 

19 Seymour B. Torre3^ 

27 William Toy 

/William Spears 

\Mrs. Kate Baker 

RIGHT SIDE. 

8 Fred Pierce



No houses 

Second Avenne intersects. 

No houses 


24 Michael F. Frohlich 

24 John K. Davis 

(Merritt Pratt 

\Mrs. Sarah Chadderdon 

Goodrich Avenue, (o/SL) from 

Gulf, east to limits. 

Ernest Green 

David Putne3T 

Allen L. Green 

Green Street, from Adams 

av., west to Seventh. 

LEFT SIDE. 

No houses 

Clinton Street intersects. 

No houses 

Barry Street intersects. 

25 Ross Owens 

31 Amos H. Rogers 

33 Albert Aschbach 

35 Alfred H. Green 

39 Herman Smith 


51 Chester Preston 

53 James Lyons 

55 George Help 

57 Sylvester Armstrong 

59 Ralph E. Wright 

59 Levi Lent 

61 Frank Reel 

63 Clark F. Whittaker 

65 Charles R. Root 

67 Mrs. Euphemia H.Odell 

69 George KennecH' 

71 Herman Ellis 

73 Vacant 

75 John Hassett 

81 Charles Wright 

83 Asa C. Scott 

85 George W. Hotchkiss 

87 James Turner 

Third Street intersects. 

93 Charles B. Simmons 

99 Timothy Hassett 

101 Jeremiah Minahan 

103 George A. Netzel 


107 Richard Freeman 

109 Eugene P. Edwards 

111 Orlando W. Bundy 

113 John Gar^ 

115 Vacant 

117 Mrs. Laura Dunn 

117 Allen Mosier 

119 Max C. Vartsch 

121 John Seamon 

123 Mrs. Josephine Johnson 

125 Joseph A. Harris 

Seventh Street intersects. 

RIGHT SIDE. 

No houses 


No houses 


26 Timothy J. Lynch 

28 Marvin Hamilton 

30 R. James Feltham 


50 James H. Hughes 

52 Edward Donohue 

58 Warren Conrad 

60 Mrs. Caroline Wagner


62 Mrs. Rhoda M. Burlingame 

64 Bert Richards 

66 Winfield S. Turner 

68 Willis E. Hale 

70 John Clancy 


80 Lewis Holly 

80 William'Bush 

86 Henry L. Schue 

88 Andrew J. Barber 


Vacant lots 


110 Vacant 

Sixth Street intersects. 

116 Christian J. Shlenker 

120 Edward Piatt 

122 Joseph Weiser 

126 George E. Swarts 

128 Joseph Klampt 

130 Anthony Loidold 

134 Daniel H. Miller 


Griffin Street, (


23 Vacant 

25 George S. Benedict 


31 William H. Ramsey 

31 Mrs. Seraph M. Chamberlin 

35 John H. Rice 

37 Mrs. Ann Stevens 

39 George H. Loop 

41 Onslow M. Merritt 

51 Dr. Melville C. Follett 


57 William V. Smith 

59 Thomas Gilligan 

St. Mary of the Angel's 

Church 


67-69 Mrs. Elizabeth M. 

Ball 

71 John P. Foley 

75 Langford Rogers 

75 Herman L. Dotterweich 

77 to 87 Dotterweich Brewing 

Co. 

89 Thomas J. Hodges 


91 George Switz 

93 Millard F. Riley 

95 Eli Etter 


105 William H. Harrison 

109 Alburn Crandall 

109 Alfred M. Palmer 

111 George F Thompson 

115 Vacant 

119 Patrick Rowan 

119 Fred Hodges 

121 Andrew Snyder 

123 Conrad D. Snyder 

123 Edward C. Moses 

125 John J. Hannon 

127 Frank Steinmiller 

129 August Demski 

151 Vacant 

155 Peter Miller 

157 Abraham L. Cotton 

159 Henry R. O'Neil 


163 William H. Pierce 

165 William Fiechter 

167 Charles M. Roeske 


175 Patrick J. Toohig 

177 Nicholas H. Druby 

179 Cornelius Dolson 

181 Thomas H. Dolan 

183 Mrs. Nettie Austin 

185 Stephen C. Demskv 

187 Peter Truby 

189 Mrs. Carrie M. Horan 

Eleventh Street intersects. 

195 Chandler S. Dwinells 

197 Thomas Walsh 

199 Mrs. Ellen White 

199 Frank E. Shafe 

203 John G. Unferfate 

207 Patrick B. Murrav 

211 Charles A, Mcintosh 

217 John Fox 

219 Jacob Klink 

229 Mrs. Nellie Brown 

233 Addison Randall 

237 Charles N. Randall 

Pierce tanneiw 

Joseph Pierce 

Pierce Avenue intersects. 

RIGHT SIDE. 

Barn 

Fulton Street intersects.


8 Sylvester S. Ramsev 

12 John M. Larkin 


16 Charles P. Moulton 

20 Horace A. L. Beardsley 

Barry Street iutersects. 

34 Edward Dorsey 

36 Frank D. Benson 

38 George P. Smith 

42 Benjamin Ruttenberg 

46 Samuel Pauley 


60 Jasper E. Smith 

62 Rev. John J. Hamel 


No houses 


82 Francis L. Shafer 

84 Rudolph Dotterweich 

90 William B. Baker 


90% Samuel Burdsall 

92 Edward H. Taylor 

94 Austin W. Merchant 

96 Herman I. Glass 

96 Stiles C. Hall 

98 Lewis V. St. Clair 

100 Morris H. Manning 

102 James O'Connell 


108 Charles C. Frank 

112 Peter Seuling 

Fifth Street intersects- 

118 Oscar W. Hamilton 

120 Charles H. Beckwith 

120 Frank Camary 

124 George Bronold 

126 Casper Lipperd 


130 Michael Gaynor 

138 Mrs. Mary Bullmer 


140 Patrick Priest 

148 Jacob Cook 

148 George Schue 


Vacant lots 


166 Warren Preston 


178 John Crummy 

184 William L. Higby 

190 Frank Higby 


Vacant lots 

Twelfth Street intersects. 

206 Hugh Gallagher 

210 Charles Wiles 


216 Thomas Wiles 

220 Fred Weagraff 

232 John Cook 

Fifteenth Street intersects, 

Jeremiah Dave3r 

Vacant house 

Higgins Avenue, from opp. 

289 Union, north-east to 

Boardmanville road. 

2 Abram Van D3^ke 

2 Fred Van Dyke 

4 Silas A. Hughes 

6 Charles Way 

8 Edward C. Parker 

10 Albert Cookingham 

12 John S. Simons 

14 Joseph H. Andrews


16 John H. Orcutt 

18 Clayton W. Jones 

20 Levi Metcalf 

Homer Street, (jS) from 

Johnson, west to Buffalo 

Michael O'Toole 

John Willover 

Public School 

John Kane 

Charles Rose 

John Scarles 

Cornelius Shea 

Emmet Norton 

George W. Curtis 

John Shorter 

William Lawlor 

Andrew Fitzgerald 

William Wint 

Hoops Street, (J£ln) from 

MeMurray's brick yrard, 

east one block. 

Samuel Bruckshaw 

Patrick Garey 

John McElfresh 

Vacant house 

Elmer Raub 

Lewis Rogers 

Irving Street, from 53 Union, 

west to limits. 

LEFT SIDE. 

5 Samuel P. Jarl 

7 Vacant 

9 Old vacant house 

11 Philip O'Connell 

13 Fred W. Kaufman 

15 Benjamin F. Mooneye 

15 George LeRoy 


27 Edward F. Kluge 

33 Maurice Fay 

35 George Russell 

37 George W. Oakley 


39 John McMahon 

41 Henry Baker 

49 Vacant 


51 Samuel D. Varner 

53 Augustus Snyder 

55 Mrs. Frances D. Bowen 

57 Mrs. Stella Ellsworth 

59 Mrs. Mary A. Sherwin 

61 John Randall 

65 Mrs. Sarah Hill 

67 Alexander Happell 

71 Mrs. John Corkins 

75 Mrs. Emily Ashley 

79 Lucas L. Granger 

83 Hercules C. Frederick 

83 Allie E. Daley 

85 Vacant 

87 Patrick Hyland 

87 Julia and Mary Priest 


89 Andrew H. Ostrander 

119 Charles J. Eldridge 

121 William Taggerty 

125 Frank May ' 

129 Vacant 

137 Paul Wenke 

141 August Hess 

141 Alfred Edel 

143 Louis Schuh 

147 Emanuel Wenke 

149 Curly Clark 

149 George J. Osterman 

155 Peter Weitmer


RIGHT SIDE. 

12 John Babel 

14 Frank L. Hull 

16 Mrs. Lavina Red 

First Street intersects 

20 George G. Ball 

22 William N. Hatch 

Second Street intersects 

Vacant lots 


40 Henrys Robbins 

42 Joseph Mayrer 

Fourth Street Intersects. 

62 Mrs. Mary McAuliffe 

64 Joseph Burt 


Vacant lots 


114 Vacant 

118 George Gardner 


130 George G. Brunner 

136 Mrs. Lottie Tulley 


140 Fred Dalfs 

142 Vacant 

150 Henryr Neitner 

Eleventh Street intersects 

160 James L. Sheridan 

164 Elba D. Holmes 

174 Ida Dickerson 

196 Vacant 

Jay Street, from East av. 

west to Barry 

LEFT SIDE. 

1 Vacant 

3 Ida A. Chaplin 

5 Vacant 

7 Edward Allen 

9 Michael C. Gueder 

11 Seymour J. Cline 

13 Vacant 

15 Christopher Storms 

17 Frank Waite 

19 Edward W. Neff 

21 Burr Larkham 

23 Abel A. Coffin 


Frank Bevins 


RIGHT SIDE. 

16 Vacant 

20 Vacant 

22 Milton C. Pigeon 

24 George E. Ayres 

26 Dascom Allen 

28 Hebron E. Dickinson 

30 DeWitt C. Galusha 

32 Adin A. Ingalls 

34 William A. Rapp 

36 Joseph W. Wilson 

38 Fred D. Smith 

40 Samuel Salsburg 


Johnson Street, (g,°r*) from 

Wilson, north to limits. 

LEFT SIDE. 

James Henrietta 

Martin Venus 

Eddie H. Nichols 

Charles Fox 

Edwin W. Johnson 

Homer Street intersects. 

RIGHT SIDE. • 

Wilson's Blind Factory 

Union Planing Mills


Pennsylvania 

Company- 

Storage 

King Street, ($1!) from 93 

State, north to limits. 

LEFT SIDE. 

Stephen Langer 

Garden Avenue intersects. 

John Weldi 

27 Rev. Burdette R. Germer 

Bishop Street intersects. 

No houses 

Railroad Avenue intersects. 

Frank Wier 

Silas J. Daniels 

57 John H. Germain 

Willard W. Hawley 

Vacant house 

Prince Street intersects. 

John W. White 

Mrs. Elizabeth DeKay 

Crown Street intersects. 

RIGHT SIDE. 

22 Bernard L. Gage 

Griffin Street intersects. 

Vacant house 

28 Jasper N. Murray 

30 Fred Howe 

34 Marcus Cline 

34 George Whitman 

Railroad Avenue intersects. 

John W. Smith 

George W. Clark 

Brook Street intersects. 

George Stader 

Ezra S. Benham 

Waren R. Green 

Thomas Owens 

Emmet Woodruff 

Laurel Avenue, from 

av., west to Clinton. 

1 

3 

5 

LEFT SIDE. 

East 

William J. Irving 

Clarence M. Diffenderfer 

Mrs. Almeda McCarthy 

7 Vacant 

9 Perry H. Shumwa3r 

9 James Pierce 

11 William 0. Curtiss 

13 Mrs. Eva A. Cram 

15 John W. Rowland 

15 George Bauman 

17 Dennis D. Dugan 

19 Alexander W. Nelson 

23 Joseph M. Chapman 


RIGHT SIDE. 

2 Jason E. Stone 

4 James C. Gibney 

6 Herschel D. Raub 

8 Henry Gale 

10 George W. Kelsey 

12 Albert J. Tucker 

14 Mrs. FrancesM.Tarbell 

16 Charles F. Repp 

18 Lewis M. Raub 

20 John W. Meloy 

22 Dykeman A. Pratt 

24 Mrs. Harriet N. Ball 

26 Augustus N. Seivert 


Laurens Street, from 153 

Union, west to Fourth. 

LEFT SIDE. 

Exchange Nat'l Bank 

9 Dr. Frank H. Bartlett

9 Dalzall Laughlin 

15 Emily J. Cook 

15 Dr. Joseph C. Clark 


23 Mrs. Helen B. Strong 

27 Clarence E. Andrews 

29 Eugene Homer 

33 Samuel H. Bradley 

35 George T. Keith 

35 Mrs. Mildred K. Thyng 

37 Spencer S. Bullis 

39 George Mayer 

41 E. Vernon Haskin 

43 Vacant 

45 Rev. Frederick C. Weidman 

47 Lutheran Church (German) 


RIGHT SIDE. 

4—6 Vacant 

8 Mrs. Anna F. See 

10 Russell M. Whitney 

12 Samuel W. Pancoast 


16 James Kelsey 

18 Rev. Newton L. Reed 

20 Presbyterian Church 


26 Frank L. Bartlett 

28 Mrs. Kate Keenan 

30 Mrs. Lizzie J. Abbey 

32 Fred L. Gleason 

34 SeldenJ. Mudge 


36 Arthur L. Colony 

38 Joseph N. Nenno 

42 Timothy C. Coughlin 

44 Olie C. Chappell 

44 Mrs. Hannah Caswell 


46 Mrs. Sally P. Caswell 

48 Mrs. Clarinda Goodell 

48 Clinton B. Woodard 

48 Daniel H. Phillips 


Line Street, (SxlsL) from Railroad 

av., north to limits 

William Cullen 

William B. Finch 

James Butler 

Main Street, from 352 Union, 

northeast to the creek. 

LEFT SIDE. 

19 Josiah W. Moulton 

19% Samuel Joseph 

37 Edward Troy 

RIGHT SIDE. 

2 Mrs.AnnaA.Brennaman 

4 Henry^ Heck 

6 George N. McKay 

Main Street, (' ") from 

Allegan3' Creek, runs north. 

LEFT SIDE. 

1 Marcia P.R. Boardman 

27 John S. Sanderson 

29 William Parker 

31 Willard L. Crandall 

31 Milford C. Wing 

William Oosterhoudt 

/Robert E. Carr 

\Elmer J. Snyder 

Philip Locke 

/Merritt Cole 

\Mrs. Maria E. Norton 

Mrs. Louisa E. Norton 

Oren W. Godfrey


RIGHT SIDE. 

No houses 

Front Street intersects. 

10 Mrs.Jennie Crosthwaite 


16 Orb on Richards 

20 Winfield Scott 

20 Tliomas Wilson 

22 William King 

22 Mills R. Mason 

26 Bishop B. Hubbell 


No houses 

Avenue A intersects. 

Mrs. Lydia F. WTiite 

Thomas Markey 

Augustus T. Markey 

Edgar Sherman 

flaple Street, (g££) from 

rear of school bldg., River, 

north to Oak 

No houses 

Water Street intersects. 

27 James Biglin 

29 John Degnan 

Elm Street intersects. 

31 Mrs. Bridget Farley 

33 Stanley Kubiak 

33 John Kubiak 

35 James Sheehan 

35 Mrs. Mary Ducleou 

Oak Street intersects. 

Moore's Road, (


217 John Mead 

221 Henry C. Hooper 

227 Henry H. Fitch 

231 Francis O'Neill 

237 George H. Washer 

243 Vacant 

249 Vacant 


RIGHT SIDE. 

50 George A. Rowe 

52 Vacant 

54 Charles Klink 

56 Lewis J. Merwin 


No houses 


94 David Cornwell 

96 Pauline Young 

98 Elmer Crandall 

100 Frederick J. Hellwege 

102 Theodore Gratz 

106 Mrs. Barbara Burger 

108 Gustave Schnetter 

110 William H. Bowen 

112 William J. Haight 


No houses. 

Buffalo Street intersects. 

126 Andrew Peterson 

130 A. M. Davenport 

132 Philip J. Barber 

136 Lincoln E. Corsett 

140 Mary Fitzgerald 

142 Moses Merrick 

146 Mrs. Mary Stattle 


158 John C. Feller 

192 Patrick Brown 

196 Mrs. Celia Greenwood 


North Street, from opp. 104 

Barry, west to Union. 

LEFT SIDE. 

Union School 

City Hall 


RIGHT SIDE. 

4 State Armory 

8 City Club 

12 Olean Times 


North River Street, (ggf*) 

from end of River, north to 

limits. 

LEFT SIDE. 

75 James Duffy 

75 Frank Scanlon 

77 Frederick J. Rowe 

79 William McMullen 

79 (Rear) Frederick T. Fay 

A Street intersects. 

34 William Lundey 

/Daniel Brown 

\ Theodore Rowe 

RIGHT SIDE. 

51 George Wescott 

41 Fred Northcott 

39 Washington Russell 

37 Mrs. Ellen Grundy 

25 Ranson W. Smith 

23 Mrs. Hattie Drake 

North Walnut Street, I (\ North \ 

from N. Washington, north 

i, Olean ) 

to limits 

LEFT SIDE. 

11 Martin Mukszycki


13 Frank Ballweg 

15 Reuben Maisey 

17 Andrew Harold 

21 Morris Clark 

RIGHT SIDE. 

6 Carl Cerumel 

8 Joseph Fidor 

10 John Kasmir 

12 John Jonak 

North Washington Street, 

(Si°e"n) from N. River, west 

to limits. 

LEFT SIDE. 

8 A. Riley Cary 

10 George C. Spencer 

12 Alfred B. Wood 

16 Mrs. Amelia L. Palmer 

18 James Reynolds 

28 Mrs. Margaret Dwyer 

30 Mrs. Ellen H. Cahifl 

Walnut street intersects 

30 Abraham Cullather 

32 Dennis Harrington 

36 John Kiely 

38 Mrs. Susan Sullivan 

40 Mrs. Henrietta Kantz 

48 Otto Buse 

52 Michael Sherlinsk 

RIGHT SIDE. 

Olean Chemical Works 

Acme Glass Works 

Oak Street, (K)from Walnut, 

west to Vine. 

LEFT SIDE 

17 Michael Murphy 

19 Mrs. Ann Sirdevan 

21 Patrick Sirdevan 

Walnut Street intersects. 

No houses 


53 Michael Burke 

55 Edward Lee 


67 John Connors 

71 Timothy Burke 


73. Jeremiah O'Donnell 

75 Patrick Connellys 

75 Mrs. Fannie Hartz 


RIGHT SIDE. 

18 John Farrell 

20 Patrick Brett 

22 John Hickey 

26 John Sirdevan 

28 Frank Rebman 


32 Peter Phillips 

34 Bartholomew Dempsey 


54 Mrs. Catharine Clancy 

56 William Collins 

58 Harry M. DeKay 

66 John Schuder 

68 John Linehan 

68 Matthew Wilson 

72 William Lee 


Orchard Avenue, (JLa:;,) from 

43 State, north to railroad 

track. 

LEFT SIDE. 

Vacant house 

Garden Aveuue intersects.


43 Elisha R. Baker 

45 James H. Walker 

47 Charles B. Rathburn 


49 Stephen Galey 

RIGHT SIDE. 

No houses 


30 Vacant 

44 Earl L. Root 

46 John Sloan 


50 Abram Larkham 

Walter R. Ayrault 

Osgood Avenue, (o£L) from 

end of Grossman av., west 

one block 

Mrs. Clara J. Whitton 

•J 

George Osgood 

Daniel 0. Whittaker 

Pierce Avenue, (J^) from 

end of Henley, north to 

State. 

LEFT SIDE. 

1 William Fox 

3 Thomas E. Cahiel 

5 Frank Gray 

7 Edwin Fox 

9 Patrick Fitzgerald 

11 George Peterson 

13 Richard Allen 

15 August Mix 

17 Vacant 

19 Vacant 

21 David B. McKinney 

23 Vacant 

25 Vacant 

27 Charles Crouse 

29 Newell S. Nutt 


RIGHT SIDE. 

2 Lewis T. Tidd 

4 Matthew McCarthy 

8 George W. Wilber 

South Pine Street intersects. 

16 Thomas Conniff 

16 Mrs. Mary McNall 


Pine Street, ( & from 4 

River, west to AcmeWorks. 

LEFT SIDE. 

43 Charles Doyle 

43 Mrs. Margaret Hines 

38 Joseph A. Sharp 

36 Michael Kranak 

34 Stephen Ryan 

35 Martin Connell 

31 Thomas Adamsky 

30 George Dammon 

30 David R. Wagner 

30 George Deetman 

36 Mrs. Mary Fitzpatrick 

50 Collins Hotchkiss 

52 James W. August 

54 Joseph Almead 

56 Martin Brunner 


68 City Exchange Hotel 


(Michael Haugh 

\Anna Sheehan 

82 John Tully 

86 James P. Kelly 

88 Mrs. Eliza Sullivan 

90 Joseph Henneman 

Spruce Street intersects.


92 John McMahon 

RIGHT SIDE. 

Empire Mills , 

Erie depot 

Plum Streetô^'JfromLine 

east to limits. 

LEFT SIDE. 

Frank Hadley 

William Duncan 

Mrs. Eliza Dow 

Samuel Button 

Anton Hadwig 

Clark Street intersects. 

RIGHT SIDE. 

Charles Peterson 

James Merwin 


Pond Street, ( East from 1 

State, north to limits. 

LEFT SIDE. 


5 Eugene Kritter 

7 Jeremiah Attwood 

9 Isaac Rood 

Russell's Ice house 

Gasometer 

Russell's Ice house 

Mrs. Elizabeth Polmateer 

Dotterweich's icehouses 

RIGHT SIDE. 

8 James Palmer 


16 Elijah F. Holliday 

/Charles Serena 

/William T. Barber 

Harvey Hoyt 

Prince Street, ,) from 

Queen, east to King. 

LEFT SIDE. 

Lloyd J. White 

RIGHT SIDE. 

James Hall 

Frank Shaffer 

Prospect Avenue, (Bov,f,rn") 

from opp. 56 Front, east 

one block. 

John Randolph 

Putnam Street, from Eleventh, 

west to Twelfth. 

Jacob Haase 

Queen Street, (0S,)from 63 

Bishop, north to limits. 

LEFT SIDE. 

Joseph M. Prezeller 

Wallace Bevier 

Mrs. Lavina Anderson 

Mrs. Ella Shannon 

Spring Street intersects. 

Albert 0. Benjamin 

Stephen Joyce 

RIGHT SIDE. 

No houses 

Prince Street intersects. 

Thomas Randolph 

Charles S. Hubbard 

Crown Street intersects. 

Mrs. Electa Rouse 

Bell Street intersects.


Railroad Avenue, from foot 

of Barry, west to Union. 

LEFT SIDE. 

W. N. Y. & P. R. R. 

depot 

RIGHT SIDE. 

2 to 8 Luther Mfg. Co. 

10 Genesee House 

12 Charles Cradduck 

14 Ross House 

16 George J. Smith 

18 George H. McCormick 

20 Erie Hotel 

22 Arcade House 

26 Joseph M. Butler 

28 Samuel Houser 

32 HenrvJ. Wilev 

34 Hotel Snyder- 


Railroad Avenue, (J^) from 

foot of Pond, east to limits. 

LEFT SIDE. 

Mrs. Leola Chappell 

15 Mrs. Hattie Phillips 

17 Theodore Maybee 

19 Ella Srena 

21 Mrs. Fannie Wade 

23 George Sloat 

25 Jesse Tonkins 

27 Simon Besecker 

29 Frank Knight 

29 Mrs. Henrietta Murray 

29y2 Fred Knight 

31 George A. Ross 

33 Daniel Thurston 

37 Irenus J. Palmer 

41 Mort Wright 

47 Peter Andrews 

Alder Street intersects. 

55 Allie Doolittle 

63 William R. Coussion 

Queen Street intersects. 

71 Herman Wheeler 

74 Alexander C ah any 


Wolfgang Hollander 

Orson Pillon 

James Mahar 

Eugene Fox 

Line Street intersects. 

Mrs. Ella Akin 

Luman Gleason 


No houses 

Cherry Street intersects. 

William M. Shannon 

Vacant house 

Mrs. Eliza Gilbert 

RIGHT SIDE. 

Robert S. Holcomb 


John C. Bird 

Charles Gilbert 

Charles Gayrton 

William E. Reynolds 

Frank Reynolds 

Oliver Hadley 

Reed Street, from 174 Third, 

west to Thirteenth. 

LEFT SIDE. 

No houses 


93 Neil McDonnell 

95 Benjamin A. Harrison 


No houses 

Eleventh Street intersects.


Frank R. Burrill 

Patrick J. Crowley 

John L. Anderson 


Michael Yanasky 

Jared Chrittenden 

Charles B. Struchen 


David Stark 

RIGHT SIDE. 

No houses 


90 Herman Housknecht 


No houses 


Union School No. 6 


No houses 


Henrv U. Hanover 

D. Litchfield 

Alonzo 0. Lindsays 


River Street, (£?;*) from Erie 

R. R., south to Chestnut, 

and thence west to Spruce. 

LEFT SIDE. 

1 Cornelius Sullivan 

5 John Corbin 

15 Mrs. Mary Collopy 

31 Peter Small 

31 William Green 

33 Joseph Blackwell 

43 Patrick Dougherty 

45 Patrick Ryan 

47 Mrs. Ellen Levett 

55 James Maloneyr 

59 Charles Burleigh 

61 Vacant 

63 August Minthey 

65 George Burleigh 

67 Thomas Comfort 

69 Frank W. Benson 

71 Henry McKowen 

73 Samuel Weldon 

73% Ludwig Brown 

75 Joseph E. Marsh 

81 Jeremiah E. Hurleys 

89 Timothy Hurley 

95 James Hannigan 

97 Maximillian Weis 


109 Thomas Mullaly 

111 Michael McCormick 

113 John J. Kane 

115 Patrick Gill 

117 Patrick Heeney 

121 David C. Shaner 

123 James M. Walker 


RIGHT SIDE. 

2 Empire Mills 

Pine Street intersects. 

20 William Green 

30 Mrs. Margaret McCormick 

32 Mrs. Mary Grear 

34 Amos J. Latimer 

52 John W. Freeman 

56 Ed. A. Palmiter 


86 John Peglar 


88 Edwin 0. Voorhees 

92 Ethan E. Keller 

94 Freeman B. Hallida3^ 

96 John Page


98 Charles Hall 

100 George W. Stiles. 


Public School 


114 John Murtaugh 

116 Walter L. Alger 

118 Burton F. Hardy 

120 Thomas Dunlavy 

124 James Lundy 


River Street, (S) 

Union, runs east. 

from 

LEFT SIDE. 

Patrick O'Hearn 

Curtin E. Baish 

John Anderson 

Mrs. Ella H. Kamery 

Henry N. Webster 

George Fan- 

George Stimson 

William Williams 

Reuben Kinner 

John Fate 

Menzo W. Finn 

T. Albert Taylor 

Bela Keysler 

Jacob Becker 

RIGHT SIDE. 

William Ackley 

y~\ TT * 

George Harrison 

Henry Kamery 

Perry Kamery 

William Young 

Alfred Swarts 

Dunbar 

Robert H. Wilbur 

Mrs. Sarah Holly 

Ronolder Avenue, (XtO 

from State, runs north. 

George Mohr 

Andrew Mohr 

Second Avenue, (Bo^rD) 

from 15 Front, north to 

Genesee. 

LEFT SIDE. 

9 Charles Seivert 

11 Vacant 

13 Henry F. Klee 

15 James Close 


19 Dennis Casev , 

21 John W. Sykes 

23 Mrs. Mary Fitzgibbons 

25 Charles Carpenter 

27 J. Henry Paddock 

29 John Campbell 

31 Slater Mott 


RIGHT SIDE. 

2 Arthur Preston 

10 Mrs. Alice Polley 


22 Conrad Derx 

24 Frank H. Tubbs 

26 John W. Young 

30 Lucius Reynolds 

36 Charles D. Redstone 


Second Street, from 70 

Green, north to Whitney av. 

LEFT SIDE. 

Vacant lots 


59 Patrick Shannon



65 William R. Sanders 

67 William J. Gilchrist 

69 Albert L. Lav 

71 Gilbert D. Miles 

73 Reuben Doyle 

75 Adolph Tumser 

77 Mrs. Martha Hunt 

79 Alexander Lutes 

79y2 George Oliver 

81 Mrs. Othelia French 

83 Charles H. Cobb 

83% Ralph Baker 


93 Mrs. Helen G. Coomes 


97 Joseph H. Carter 

101 Mrs. Mary A. Lytle 

105 Joseph Bahnyr 

107 Mrs. Marv Dorr 

107 Mrs. Hattie Dorn 

109 Willard L. Reazs 

111 Ezra A. Patterson 

113 Appleton Lafferty 

Not open to 


135 Marcius B.Jewell 

137 Charles S. Cary 

139 Frank L. Stowell 

143 John Fobes 

145 Isaac F. Gleason 

147 John H. McMahon 


151 Nicholas V. V. Franchot 

159 Homer C. Blakeslee 


RIGHT SIDE. 

10 George Feuchter* 


56 Charles H. Skiff 

58 John Harris 

60 Erwin Bennett 

62 Dotterweich Bottling 

Co. 


66 Frederick W. Goltz 

66 William C. Robinson 

68 Charles Nickum 

70 Wells G. Andrews 

70 John McCairns 

72 William Hill 

74 Albert W. Chamberlain 

76 George A. Borden 

78 Oliver F. Carley 

80 Moses E. Weld 

82 Vacant 

84 Wilson R. Page 

90 Fred R. Brothers 


100 George Feuchter 

104 Cornelius A. Boorom 

106 Rufus L. Slawson 

108 Solomon Leighton 

Not open to 


126 Thomas A. Farmer 

128 Tohn W. Loan 

130 John P. Boothe 

132 Mrs. Rosina L. Moore 

132 Edgar B. McCoy 

136 Hamilton D. Bennie 

140 Fred B. Humphrey 

142 Homer T. Burlingame 


152 George S. Kelsey 

154 Joseph R.Jewell 

158 John A. Johnson 

160 James W. Watson 

Whitnev Avenue intersects.


Seventh Street, from 134 197 

Green, north to cityr limits. 199 

LEFT SIDE. 

No houses 


No houses 


83 John Conrath 

85 John Harrison 

91 Mrs. Augustina Bear 

93 John C Reitz 

97 George Geuder 

99 Charles A. Burlingham 


117 Eber J. Timblin 

119 Christopher Cunningham 

121 Mrs. Julia Keim 

121 Fred Thompson 

123 Jacob Meder 

137 Mrs. Catherine B. Thurber 


151 Patrick J. Savage 


159 William Mellin 

161 Vacant 

163 Charles A. Mott 

165 Charles D. Morton 

167 Michael Roach 

171 Mrs. Lina Ecklund 

173 John C. Sullivan 

175 Mrs. Anna R. Laing 

179 Patrick White 


183 Patrick Brown 

189 Hugh Dougan 

191 Mrs. Mary Curry 

193 John Stimlinger 

195 Bernard Curran 

203 

205 

207 

209 

211 

213 

215 

217 

219 

221 

223 

4 

6 

78 

80 

82 

84 

86 

88 

90 

92 

94 

98 

98 

100 

102 

140 

142 

Thomas B. Jordan 

Frederick B. Hubbard 

Wayne Street, intersects. 

Michael Martin 

Charles Raymond 

John Moohuss 

Vacant 

Frederick Miney 

John Roper 

Daniel Lynch 

James White 

Theodore Hartz 

William A. Ward 

Anthony Alran 


RIGHT SIDE. 

Vacant 

J. Edward Miller 

William H. Tulley 


No houses 


Robert E. Miller 

William J. Condon 

David Yârd 

John Herold 

Charles S. Cooper 

John Russ 

Edward Kurzhaltz 

Albert J. Dewitt 

Henry Hartman 

Wallace B. Nichols 

Mrs. Jane Bracedid 

Vacant 

Vacant 


No houses 


Victor Koehler 

Glenn E. Rodgers


144 Lindon Rollinson 

146 Eliab G. Barber 

148 Michael Hart 

150 Walter Winstanley 

152 Vacant 

154 Daniel McNeil 


164 Michael Brooder 

166 Martin Dwyer 

170 to 176 Moore's planing 

mill. 


178 to 192 W. N. Y. & P. 

yards 

194* John Haynes 

196 Ziba E. Bailey 

198 Mark Lynd 

200 James D. Gibbons 

202 August Frey 


208 John Myres 

210 Fred W. Battles 

212 Charles G. Frey- 

214 Patrick Hennessey^ 

216 John Reader 

220 Joseph Geiser 

222 Thomas Post 

224 Sebastian E. Ubelher 


Sixth Street, from Henley, 

north to limits. 

LEFT SIDE. 

75 Vacant 

77 James Welsh 

83 William Webber 

99 August Long 


101 Peter Hotchkiss 

103 David G. Wallin 

105 Oscar F. Carlson 

107 Silverene Anderson 

109 Joel Wallin 

125 George F. Kraft 


133 Philip Hevsel 

133y2 Mrs. Anna Brickell 

135 George W. Clayson 

137 Frank Johnson 

139 Edwin E. Wescott 

141 William Hinton 


155 Myron L. Thompson 

157 Frank E. Vosburg 

165 Mrs. May Field 

167 Hiram M. Parker 

169 Henry Swift 

171 Vacant 

173 Vacant 

175 Frank Wilbur 

177 John Brady 

Wayue Street intersects. 

201 William J. Hubbard 

203 William Lucas 

205 John W. Luderman 

207 James Pratt 

209 Albert M. Follett 

RIGHT SIDE. 

98 Albert Berry 

98 Mrs. Alargaret Hogan 

100 John J. Hughes 

102 Mrs. Julia Hahn 

104 Frank D. Howlett 

106 Henry McKinley 

112 Martin D. Royce 

112 Hemw Pitner 

114 John Heilman 

116 Thomas M. Kriss

118 Swedish Luth. Church 

122 Peter B. Tarr 


130 Merritt H. Fuller 

132 Edwin C. Hollis 

134 Salvation Arrays 

136 Joseph Raub 

138 Augustus Kluge 

140 Jefferson Timmerman 

142 Ernest T. Miller 


168 Millard Riel 

Reed Street intersecis. 

Not open to 


188 Robert A. Milliken 

192 Albert F. Johnson 

196 Thomas Donlan 

200 John Fox 

202 Vacant 

204 George W. Boyer 

206 Mrs. Ellen Lehan 

208 Albert Frey 

208Va Michael Maouston 

210 James E. Conway^ 



South Street, from opp. St. 

Stephen's Church, Barry, 

west to Union. 

LEFT SIDE. 

3 Frank W. Higgins 

Baptist Church 

13 Robert A. Conkling 

15 John Coast 


RIGHT SIDE. 

Park 

South Street, (Bm$,Tn~) from 

Town Hall, east to Fifth 

av. 

LEFT SIDE. 

Town Hall 


Wesleyan Methodist 

Church 

RIGHT SIDE. 

Public School 

Addison Deibler 

South Pine Street, (S) 

from Narrow Gauge track 

to Pierce av. 

LEFT SIDE. 

1 Daniel Boyêr 


RIGHT SIDE. 

2 Mrs. Asenath Bover 

2 George H. Lott 


Spring Street, (j&n) from 

Pond, east to limits. 

LEFT SIDE. 

John F. Otto 

George Robinson 

Joseph Castor 


Daniel K. Hathaway 

LeRoy Thurston 

RIGHT SIDE. 

No houses 


James Redding


Spruce, Street, (JJSS) continStatuation Street, from eastern 

of Fourth street, limits to western limits. 

City, from North, north to 

Pine. 

LEFT SIDE. 

Edward Norton 

229 Michael Subjk 

231 Jacob Pacer 

241 John Lawrence 

243 John Wisnieski 

245 Alex Zilhenskie 

247 Frank Smith 

249 Joseph Belinski 

257 Charles M. Thompson 

37 Michael Donovan 

39 John Cushing 

41 Mrs. Mary Haugh 

43 John Ward 


45 James McGrath 

LEFT SIDE. 

1 Olean Mills 

3-5-7 New Conklin Wag- 

Co. 

9 Elijah W. Conklin 

13 William H. Conklin 

17 Mrs. Fidelia C. Barber 

Fulton Street intersects. 

21 Sanford Johnson 

21 Hezekiah Howe 

21 William A. Brooks 

23 Mrs. Lillie M. Hassan 

27 DeWitt C. Conklin 


29 John B. Smith 

31 William F. Coast 


Park 

47 Neil Lynch 


51 Fred Sollitt 

Hotel Imperial 

Elm Street intersects. 53 R. Bear 

55 Thomas Convey 

55 James H. Havens 

55 Frank McManus 

57 Olean Opera House 

Oak Street intersects. 57 William B. Baker 

59 William H. Mills 

No houses 

Pine Street intersects. 61—63 Laurentine Y. Miller 

RIGHT SIDE. 

65 Albert A. Swarts 

67 Charles T. Nickum 

James Norton 

67 Millard R. Horning 

River Street intersects. 


No houses 

69—71 Foleyr Bros. 


71 Patrick Foley^ 

46 Patrick Degnan 

75 Mrs. Elizabeth A. Page 

52 Mrs. Margaret McMahon 

79 Lemon A. Woodard 

77 M. Tracy Page 

Elm Street intersects. 83 Herman Schuetz 

54 Mrs. Sarah Ward 


56 Ella Murphy 

89 Vacant 

58 Peter F McCartan 95 Louis Reich

95 (Rear) Charles Breder" 

101 Vacant 

103 John Wiedman 

105 Vacant 

107 Grossman & Co 

109 August Edel 

111 Schott & Kichle 


115 Ormel W. Pierce 

117 Benjamin Richards 

117y2 William Smith 

117V2 John A. Gray 

119 Llewellyn A. Mallerv 

123 Ferris J. Mallery 

123 Mrs. Sarah L. Burcher 


125 Redmond O'Connor 

125V2 Anton3r Mazza 

127 Eagle Hotel 

129 Sheldon L. Delmage 

131 Gottleib Schwinger 

131 Melchior Weiss 

135 A. M. E. Church 

135 (Rear) Rev. Joseph E. 

Morris 

Fifth Street intersects. 

137 Adam Piatt 

143 Samuel G. Motto 

143 Edward Sturm 

145 Daniel Allen 

149 Joseph Berger 

151 George Lancaster 


155 Conrad Lupprecht 

159 Jacob M. Koch 

163 John Fink 

165 World Hotel 


167 Matthias Spiesman 

169 William F. Houck 

171 William P. LeStrange 

KIRWIN S OLEAN DIRECTORY. (L 

179 Mrs. Julia Priest 


181 William C. F. Peper 

185 August Goebel 

187 Philip Wholeben 

191 William L. Gabler 


199 John Comstock 

201 Martin Southeron 

201 Peter A. Dodd 


203 Rilev Allen 

207 Baker D. Penoyer 

209 George Blessing 

213 Michael Dougherty 

213 Theodore Ernst 

215 William Julius 

215 Romold Fuchs 

217 Fred Paulman 

217 Charles Edel 

217 Edel's Hall 

219-221 Paul Tumser 

Eleventh Street intersects 

225 Fred Shafer 

225 Jacob Shafer 

227 William Frazier 

229 Patrick Sweene3^ 

231 Charles Hornung 

231 Patrick Sweeny 

233 Ernest Underwood 


235 Matthew A. Thornbury 

235 Adolph Pache 

237 Willis 0. Doane 

237 Vacant store 

239 John Kuehn 

241 James E. TenEyck 


243 Mrs. Mary Sturm 

245 William Klink 

247 John C. Coleman


249 Fred H. Coleman 

251 Joseph Cohen 

255 John Cook 

Fifteenth Street intersects, 

West Olean. 

Prospect House 


Mrs. Kate Stiker 

Peter Demel 

John C. Ritzaur 

William J. Fox 

John Eichler 

John Ostertag 

STATE ST.—RIGHT SIDE. 

4 John L. Baxter 

8 John L. Eddy 

12 George L. Coons 

14 Mrs. Amanda Fobes 

18 James M. Johnson 

22 James V. D. Coon 

24 Mrs. Elizabeth Fobes 

28 William E. McDuffie 


32 Mrs. Louie V. Valentine 

34 Charles H. Robie 

36 Wilbur F. Burlingham 

38 Congregational Church 


Public School, No. 3 

City Building 

Uniou Street intersects. 

50 (Rear) Acta M. Lamper 

50-52 Frank's Hotel 

54 Hotel Capitol 

54V2 Orthalion Hall 

56 James M. Haugh 

58 Hotel Smith 

60 Fred T. Corsaw 

62 Fred L. Vanderhoof 

64-66 O'Connell Bros 

68 Warren L. Binney 


70-72 Patrick J. Savage 

74 Albert L. Lay 

76 L3rman M. Fitch 

78 Wright Art store 

78 Martha Clavson 

80 Ralph L. Hatch 

84 Samuel Howard 

86 George H. Dotterweich 

Second Street intersects 

88 Volunteers of America 

90 Adam Arnold 

92 Harry. Etter 

92 James Wescott 

94 Ambrose Chesner 

96 Elias Sherris 

96 Thomas Bronisto 

98 Charles Wolf 

98 John Questa 

100 Anton Wager 

102 Fred Vollmer 

104 Good & Shafe 

106 Ludwig Glasser 

110 Frank L. Shafer 

110 Frank E. Holly 

110 Isidor Luntz 


112 C. A. Shaffer & Son 

114 Charles A. Shaffer 

118 Benjamin F. Thomas 

120 Edwin R. Ackerman 

120 Albert Holmes 

122 Vacant 

124 Frank H. Reaser 


126 Peter Schmitt 

128 William Halter 

130 Vacant


132 Duncan Peterson 

132 Joseph Berger 

134 Charles E. Tully 

134 John Pearson 

134 (Rear) Henry White 

136 Matthew Bender 

138 Mandeville Robbins 


142 Joseph N. Streb 

144 Antonio Lorrosa 

146 John H. Geuder 

148 Simon Schussele 

150 Spindler Bros. 

150 John J. Spindler 


156 Nils Swanson 

158 George Schnell 

164 John Gerlach 

166 A. M. Palmer & Co. 

166 Cassar Smith 

Seventh Street inter-ects. 

168 Zimmerman Bros. 

168 Henry J. Zimmerman 

172 John Zimmerman 

178 Philip Zimmerman 


180 George S. Horton 

182 Mrs. Mary Hill 

182 Ignatius Gaspar 

184 Charles H. Bowles 

184 George R. Stierly 

186 Joseph Tomes 

190 Philip A. Von Storch 

190 Isaiah C. Wilcox 


192 Augustus C. Bussler 

194 Melvin E. Burt 

198 John H. Sigel 

200 James Hayes 


202 Edward L. Dodd 

208 Unfinished 

212 Frank Hoffman 

212 Joseph Scheiterle 

Kleventh Street intersects. 

214 Matthias Ulmschneider 

218 Gilbert Garr 

220 Barse Hose House 

224 Mrs. Dolly A. McMillan 

224 Mrs. Mary C. Wentworth 


226 William P. Hannifan 

226 Michael J. Hannifan 

228 David S. Sabin 

228% Charles Bland 

230 William Waldick 

232 Charles Sturm 

232 Martin Marth 

236 William C. Wiedman 

236 Edwin G. Adams 


240 Charles Scheiterle 

240 Conrad Scheiterle 

242 Adam Stegner 

248 Michael Scheiterle 

Fourteenth Street intersects. 

West Olean. 

George B. Woodard 

Bartholomew McCarthy 

Vacant house 

William Wittenburg 

Adam Kneip 

Xavier Vosseler 

Joseph Geise 

John Zinbauer


/Mrs. Margaret Brown 

/Martin Gaugon 

Mrs. Mary O'Keefe 

John F. Riordan 

William C. Ronolder 

Herman Ronolder 

State Street, (jjE^from the 

creek bridge, east to limits. 

LEFT SIDE. 

1 Conrad B. Cradduck 

Pond Street intersects. 

3 East Olean House 

5 Frank D. Pelton 

7 Pelton's livery 

9 Charles Cradduck 

11 Vacant 

13-15 Myron Coss 

17 Walker Bros. 

19 Robert N. Walker 

19 H. Ward Ellicott 

21 Andrew P. Clark 

23 Mrs. Mary E. Barnard 

25 Merritt & Murray 

25y2 Dimner D. McCarthy 

27 Charles Beebe 

27V2 Delancv A. Rose 

29-31 Rolland R. Wright 

35 Michael Keough 

37 Charles H. Rafferty 

39 Malcolm A. Briggs 

41 Patrick G. McGavisk 

43 Daniel Jordan 


45 Jason F. Bishop 

45 Herbert G. Larrabee 

45 Charles Sprader 

47 Allie Osborne 

49 William B. Hall 

51 Richard Griffin 

53 John Conley 


57 David Barry 

89 Vacant 

91 Michael Puskas 

93 Oscar E. Dutton 


97 Timothy Coughlin 

Duke Street intersects. 

101 David E. Walton 

Charles Rochietti 

Olean Tannery^ 

RIGHT SIDE. 

2 Olean Seed House 

2V2 John Catlin 

4 George F. Wallhouser 

6 Milroy Jackson 

6V2 Mrs. Anna Seiter 

8 Durand Willson 

18 Ellsworth Reymolds 

20 Horace Parrish 

22 Andrew McMurray^ 

24 James McMurray 

26 William Allen 

28 John McGavisk 

30 Frank Herron 

32 Frank Wright 

George L. A. Quirin 

George Tirpaik 

William Peddle 

Grossman Avenue intersects. 

Quirin's Tannery 

John Taggerty 

Bernard Conley 

Christopher H. McGavisk 

Fred J. Wiggins

Sullivan Street, from 155 

Barry, west to limits. 


LEFT SIDE. 

1-7 Myrick Machine Co. 

11 Louis W. Dieselman 

13 William H. Lidstone 

15 City Steam Laundry 

15V2 George W. Osbon 

17 Vacant 

19 Olean Oyster Co. 


39 Mrs. Nancy A. Danforth 


49 James M. Forrester 

49 Alexander M. Hutchinson 

51 Albert Judge 

53 Asa A. Bush 


63 Benjamin U. Ta3rlor 

65 William M. Duringer 

69 John C. Reeve 

Fourth Street intersects 

79 John J. Steyner 

79 Airs. James Stickney 


83 Otis Whipple 

85 Frederick L. Eaton 

87 Harry L. Fox 

89 Alfred Tothill 


95 Allan I. Williams 

99 Charles H. Rockwood 

101 James G. Neill 

103 Mortimore S. Simpson 

103 Angus Hooper 


Ill Henry A. Brown 

113 George W. Campbell 

117 James Smirfitt 


No houses 


123 James W. Wârren 

125 Myron H. Reynolds 

127 Michael O'Connor 

Winters Avenue intersects. 

131 John A. Quigley 


135 Joseph Sutton 

137 Christopher Ihman 

141 Chester A. Burge 

143 Hemw Hartz 

145 Acta M. Lamper 


149 Vacant 

151 Louis Sigel 

153 Mrs. Ellen Fitzpatrick 

155 George H. Carter 

157 Horace J. Duke 

161 Peter F. Fagan 

163 Hezeriah Willis 

167 Wallace 0. Stone 

169 John Scanlon 

171 John Home 

171 John Thacher 


RIGHT SIDE. 

12 Osborn House 


30 Neff & Minard 

32 Elisha M.Johnson 


42 Adoniram Blake 


No houses 

Third Street intersects.


High School 


74 George N. Moore 

76 Rudolph Mayer 

78 William P. Pierce 


S2 Julius A. Mayer 

84-86 St. xMary's School 

and Convent 


92 James L. Clyde 

96 Henry L. Gerstenberger 

98 Allen'R. Curtis 


110 George H. Phelps 

112 Charles M. Reed 

114 Owen J. Williams 

116 Julius P. Johnson 


No houses 


126 Ralston S. Bartow 

128 Frank Whelply 

130 Pierce J. Krott 

132 Edward P. Finger 

Teuth Street intersects. 

136 Beriah Phinney 

138 John A. Haney 

140 Joseph A. Heberle 

142 Gustof Finger 

144 Vacant 


152 Albert Baker 

154 Emmet White 

160 Napoleon Russell 

162 August Hirlimann 

164 Albert Sprague 

166 William F. Hannon 

168 Conrad Scharle 

Tenth Street, from Irving, 

north to city limits. 

LEFT SIDE. 

75 Chris Gabler 

77 Andrew Wilson 

79 John Wholeben 

81 Vacant 


No houses 


RIGHT SIDE. 

6 Robert Lippe 


76 Robert Kane 

76 Michael O'Hara 

78 John A. Sawyêr 

80 Elizabeth C. Blighton 


108 Nelson D. Fairchild 


No houses 


No houses 


No houses 


160 Vacant 

162 Cornelius L. Kellogg 

164 Charles W. Parker 

166 Vacant 

168- William Williams 

170 Vacant 

172 Joseph W. Rodgers 

174 Eugene F. Kane 

176 Vacant 

178 William P. O'Donnell 

180 John Schlasser 

182 Orgen Muckey 

184 John A. Collins


Third Avenue, (^r") from 

Town Hall, north to Genesee. 

LEFT SIDE. 

5 Mrs. Catherine Reitz 

7 William Reitz 

9 Thomas McDermott 

11 Charles Hatch 

15 August W. Averson 

19 Merton Pennock 

19 Horace C. Hubbell 

23 Calvin J. Rogers 


35 Montraville Childs 

35 Mrs. Clara L. Hoyt 

37 William S. Orcutt 

39 Joel E. Kelly 

41 Charles Pendleton 

47 George Cooper 

51 Charles W. Carter 


RIGHT SIDE. 

12 Mrs. Sarah Knapp 

12 Julius A. Patterson 

14 Hiram Ketchum 

16 Mrs. Jennette Spears 

18 Madison H. Bailey 

•20 Owen Garvey- 

24 David 0. Morris 

26 Alonzo Nutting 


28 William Smith 

28 William Lawson 

30 Fred Phillips 

30 Frank Close 

32 Sylvester N. Sherwin 

36 William S. Seaver 

38 James W. Young 

42 Robert Spears 

46 Duncan Bell 

48 Truman B. Hall 

52 Herman G. Miller 


Third Street, from Allegany 

River, north to 

Wayne. 

LEFT SIDE. 

19 Peter Williams 

49 Sheridan P. King 


51 Vacant 


No houses 


73 Charles H. Luce 

75 Louis Jacobs 

77 Abraham Fahrstein 

81 Charles P. Anderson 

83 Tobias A. Breder 

85 William Milliken 

87 Charles Breder 

89 Frank Brooks 

91 Charles H. Luce 

9iy2 William House 

95V2 William Webber 

99 Hosea Rhodes 


101 John C. Blessing 

103 Willis S. Thacher 

103 I. S. Thacher & Co. 

105 Alexander F. Berry 

107 John C. Hamilton 

109 William M. Corkins 

111 Edward Bonner 

113 Max L. Cohen 


123 Herbert D. Sibley 

125 Leon H. Ballard" 

131 William M. Irish 

133 Almond P. Arnold 

135 J. Ross Allen 

137 Edward W. Stickney


139 Millard T. Frazee 

141 Eugene S. Pierce 

145 James H. Waring 


RIGHT SIDE. 

18 Joseph Ursoy 

18 Saul Curtis 


58 Thomas J.Davis 

60 John Foley 


78 Wencel Wagner 

80 August Huffmire 

80 William Schott 

82 Samuel Young 

92 Charles Schott 

92 George Kichle 


94 John Colson 

96 Robert Herse 

98 Conrad J. Blessing 

100 Levi Judge 

102 John A. Johnson 

102 William Muckev 

104 Frederick W. Fish 

106 Alexander D. Cobb 

108 Joseph J. Hatfield 

110 Dolphin Wright 

112 Robert H. McCready 


126 Dr. Stillman E. Lewis 

128 Homer C. Hacock 

130 James A. Maxon 

132 William H. Curtis 

134 Thomas J. Moran 

136 A. Lacy Pierce 

138 Dr. Ellsworth 0. Whipple 

140 Joseph C. Clark 

142 Melvin T. Jones 

144 Mrs. Mary R. Placker 

146 Joseph Haire 


156 Elbert E. Alderman 

176 Otto Engelbach 

176 George Steele 


182 Mrs. Marv Brothers 

190 Carl J. Clark 

192 Louie Gast 


Thirteenth Street, from 236 

State, north to Buffalo. 

LEFT SIDE. 

75 Thomas McGavisk 


95 Joseph Edel 

99 Claude M. Blanchard 

103 Eugene J. Cooledge 

107 Albert A. Havwarcl 

109 Fred W. Dorr 

111 Martin Marth 

113 Christopher Andrews 

117 William Kinlev 

117 Arthur J. Burdick 

119 Joseph W7illiams 

121 Harrv Etter 

123 John J. Derx 

125 Mrs. Emily A. Battles 

133 Charles Klink 

135 Enster Reinhoad 

137 August F. Brickmaver 

147 Charles H. Calkins" 

149 Mark James 

153 Addison G. Spencer 

155 John M. Klice 

163 Jeremiah Donevan 

179 Patrick Mack 

183 Patrick Mooney 

187 Thomas Cummings

RIGHT SIDE. 

76 Thomas Creagas 

84 James Sloan 


92 John P. Keim 

94 John Gabler 

96 John Gabler, Jr 

98 John F. Flynn 

104 Jerome Edel 

108 George F. Stevens 

110 Frank Ziegler 

112 John McGinnis 

114 Rey. Conrad Pfeffer 

116 George A. Kinley 

118 German Evang. Church 


124 Vacant 

126 Conrad Schue 


142 Mrs. Lavina Shaffer 

144 Vacant 

146 Andrew Newton 

148 Daniel W. Driscoll 

150 Jacob A. Becker 

152 John J. Nelson 

174 Matthew Flynn 

176 John Battles" 

178 Charles Mills 

180 Michael Moffett 


190 Julius Inich 


Tompkins Street, from 

East av., west to Bariw. 

LEFT SIDE. 

7 John Deabold, Jr. 

9 Edward Jones 

11 Charles H. Odell 

11 John Deabold 

15 Reuben S. Cunningham 

15 Horace H. Morgan 

19 Alpheus McFarland 

21 William Delaney 

23 Lewis Clark 

25 Lynas J. Whitcomb 


No houses 


RIGHT 

SIDE. 

8 Hiram S. Hurlbert 

10 Peter F. Keenan 

12 Charles A. Turner 

14 Mrs. Elizabeth Curtis 

18 Stephen S. Fish 

20 Dascom Allen 

20 Norman R. Robinson 

22 George P. Bolender 


28 Fred W. Burdick 

28 Ira B. Wood 


Twelfth Street, from 202 

Henley, north to Reed. 

LEFT SIDE. 

Christopher Kellmer 

Mrs. Christina Trubee 

Emil F. Herrman 

Hugh Flynn 

Matthew A. Thornbury 


91 James Lee 

93 James B. Ouinn 

93 Mrs. Mary O'Hara 

97 William Wodell 

97^ James Barrett 

99 Conrad H. Hartman 

101 Vacant 

105 John Weber


109 Vacant 

111 Charles L. Flagg 


No houses 


131 Michael C. Dugan 

139 Bartholomew Donovan 


RIGHT SIDE. 

John W. Driscoll 

John Dollard 

William B. Tidd 

Frank J. Reitz 

Harlow G. Hutchinson 

Joseph J. Boatz 

Morris Frank 

George Beabout 


96 Irvin Horton 

100 William H. French 


104 Fred Bendean 

106 John J. Grant 

108 Alfred Saas 

110 John Herlimann 

112 Millard A. Foster 


Union Place, from 189 

Union, runs west. 

1 Samuel L. Doughertys 

2-4 Mrs. Carrie D. Kellogg 

3 Cornelius H. Schermerhorn 

3 John Gale 

3 William H. Charles 

3 Robertson Bros 

3 Charles Conrad 

5 Mrs. Nellie J. Walcott 

Union Street, from Allegany 

river, north to Erie 

R. R. 

LEFT SIDE. 

29 Charles M. Mallery 

31 Edwin A. Cook 

33 Clinton B. McDowell 

37 John King 

37 John Pratt 


39 David E. Barrows 

53 Fred Wilkins 


57 John S. Bryant 

59 Mrs. Ellen T. Barrows 

65 Dr. Lambert Whitney^ 


67 Mrs. Emma O. Chamberlin 

69 Joseph Huson 

73 Dr. Frank H. Bartlett 

75 Henry M. Ernst 

77 Vacant 

83 Louis C. Wilson 

85 Forman Library 

87 Mrs. Pauline Adams 

89 John Nicklas 

91 Hotel Imperial 


93% John C. Crawford 

93a/2 Jewish Symagogue 

93% Seventh Day Adventists 

93 Joseph I. Lang 

93 Italo-American Fruit 

Co 

95 Farley's Restaurant 

95 A. Frank Harvey 

95% Emmet F. Burdick 

97 Samuel W. Binne


99 First National Bank 

99% James H. Waring 

101 Louisa Schuetz 

103 Grand Union Tea Co 

103% Mrs. Catherine Spreter 

105 John W. Meloy 

107 A. M. Palmer & Co. 

107% William I. Horsfull 

107%; Mrs. Lula Emerson 

109 Mrs. A.J. Emerson 

109 George R. Daniels 

111 James V. D. Coon 

111% George N. Adams 

113 Cappel Cohen 

113 (Rear) Samuel A. Anderson 

113% Henrys Donnelly 

113% Fred G. Leader 

113% Peter B. Tarr 

113% Charles Hiler 

113% Frank Croft 

115 M. Harris 

117 John Brendell 

117% W. V. & J. E. Smith 

119 Frank H. Oakleaf 

121 W. S. Wilkinson & Co 

121% Marcius B.Jewell 

121% Horace A. L. Beardslev 

123 Harris W. Marcus 

125 The Kolumbian Pharmacy 

125 F. V. R. Stillman & Co 

125% Perry R. McNeille 

125% N. Y. & P. Telphone 

& Tel. Co. 

125% John Coast & Sons 

125% Hamilton Club 

127-129 Andrews & Conkling 

131 Mudge & Benjamin 

133 James B. Black 

133% John G. Pelton 

135 Charles H. Robie 

135% Dr. S. E. Lewis 

135% Dan Brown 

135% Johann M. Hoff , 

135% Edward D. Clark 

135% T. E. Hadden 

137 Carlos C. Morian 

139 James M. Johnson 

139% Patrick J. Duffy 

141 George B. Adams & Co 

143 C. V. B. Barse & Co 

143% Metropolitan Hall 

145 Bell Bros 

147 Pierce & Rowland 

149 W.H. Mandeville & Co 

151 Exchange National 

bank 

151 W. U. Tel. Co 

151 Olean Electric Light & 

Power Co. 

151 Mount View Cemetery 

Association 

151 Cary, Rumsey & Hastings 

151 National Transit Co. 

151 John Sloane 

151 Franchot Bros 

151 Fred L. Eaton 

151 Joseph R. Jewell 

151 Union Planing Mill Co 

151 Thomas Whitton 

151 E. V. Dunlevie & Co 

151 Henry M. Ernst 

151 Gideon H. Strong 

153 George C. Palmer & Co 

153 Olean Signal Messenger 

Service 

153 George Smith & Co



155 Greek—American Fruit 

Co. 

157 John W. Pratt 

157% A. B. Leasure 

159 John B. Frawley 

159 Del win C. Canfield 

159% Rev. Woodruff Post 

161 Eugene S. Smith 

163 Peterson Bros 

165 Edward H. Pierce 

165 Vacant store 

167 Fitzgerald Bros 

167 Evening Herald 

167 Semi-Weekly^ Democrat 

167 Sibley & Ostrom 

169 Olean Funeral Directing 

Co 

169 Judd M. Sherlock 

171 McLowry & Co 

171% David L. Smith 

173 Department Store 

173% Temperance Hall 

173% Mrs. Clara Hinckley 

173% Alfred P. Grant 

173% Herbert A. Clark 

175-177 Racket Store 

177 (Rear) George H.Wright 

177 (Rear) William Youngs 

177 (Rear) Mrs. Rabia Fields 

179 Granger & Merriman 

179 William M. Timblin 

179% Odd Fellows Hall 

179% Lucas L. Granger 

179% Mrs. Fannie Noble 

179% LeRoy Bower 

181 Edmond Kurzhaltz 

183 William A. Goodwin 

183% Dr. J. Ross Allen 

183% Charles Grossman 

185 Mrs. M. T. Jones 

185 Norman R. Robinson 

187 Thos. Troy & Co. 

187% Thomas Storrs 

187% Gillett & Weston 

187% Samuel L. Dougherty 

189 John C. Reeve 

Union Place intersects 

195 Dr. Jacob E. K. Morris 

199 Sam Sing 

205 William E. Mendonsa 

209 Mrs. Mary H. Hunt 


213-215 Riley & Wands 

213% Dr. 0. Whipple & Son 

213% Carrie Radley 

213% Frank E. Vosburg 

213% Mrs. Rose E. Weipper 

213% Margaret M. Wicks 

213% Olean Conservatory 

of Music 

217 Henry G. White 

219-221 James H. Welch 

219% Arthur L. Gault 

219% Henry D. Crane 

223 Newton I. Jones 

223 Joe Mortz 

225 Estate John L. Dunlaveyr 

225% Dennis Lane 

225% John C. Lane 

225% John Catlin 

225% Luzerne L. Frisbev 

227 Duringer & Driscoll" 

227 [ Rear) Frederick 

Aluckev 

229 Dominick Gregory 

231 Mrs. Catherine Good 

233 Old Homestead Hotel 

233 (Rear) Livery Stables 


235 James F. Hogan 

W.

237-239 Louis Cohn 

241 Michael Bracio 

243 Joseph Fargo 

245 Ernest L. Shimerling 

253 Wyman W. Virginnia 

255 S. Jerome Snowdon 

257 Vacant 

259 Louis Gerreta 

259 Charles Gordon 

261 Lawrence L. O'Meara 

263 Thomos Coffey 

267 Vacant 

269 William Borneman 

271 Edward Bonner 

271 Patrick C. Welsh 

273 Michael Zenni 

273 John Rose Jr. 

273 James Gerrata 

279 Felix Yamalla 

279 William Schelling 

279 Kinaan Tannous 

281 Vacant 

283 Henrv Johnson 

285-287 j"ohn L. Holleran 

285% William S. Valentine 

285% Edward Maloney 

285% Burt Odell 

285% Wilson J. Newman 

289 Patrick J. Toohey 

297-299 William C. Robinson 

301 Marv A. Gallagher 

301% Mrs. Alice O'Connell 

301% James Ouinlivan 

301% James C. Smith 

305 Salem Joseph 


311-313 Daniel W. Sheehan 

317 Mrs. IdaM. Chaffee 

317 Paul Kevsau 


317 (Rear) Ednev Smith 

319 Vacant 

321 Millard E. Wright 

321 M. E. Wright & Co. 

321% Lemuel A. Franklin 

323-327 Academy of Music 

323 Mrs. Mattie A. Dake 

325 Mrs. Emma Schank 

325 John Capozzi 

327 "Wesley Wright 

329 Edward O'Rourke 

331 Bateman House 

333 John H. Orcutt 

335 Adolph Ahrens 

337-339 Michael J. Burke 


341 John Allen 

341 John Brown 

345 Charles Moodier 

351 Michael J. Haugh 


North Olean 

393 Root & Keating's Tannery 

397 Floyd P. Shaner 

Rev. Thos. E. Haire 

St. John's Church 

417 Albert M. Coyle 

419 Dexter W. Seely 

421 Fred M. Hills 

423 John Peterson 

425 Ernest W. Bevier 

River Street intersects. 

Public School 

429 David Curry 

431 William Glavin 

433 Edward Kane 

435 Luke Phillips 


437 Mrs. Catherine Murray 

445 Mrs. Mary Driscoll



455 Michael Keisel 

457 Timothy C. Colligan 

459 CrandefW. Dean 

459 Bailey & Pierce 

461 John C. Fitzsimmons 


465 0. T. Higgins & Son 

465% Daniel Collins 

467 John F. Murphy 

467% Michael T. Mack 

469 Allen Z. Peckham 

471 Bernard McCloskeys 

473 Henry Toyt 

475 Henrys A. Browm 

477 Vacant 

479 Lawrence P. Connell 

481-483 American House 


UNION ST.—RIGHT SIDE. 

Vacant lots 


40 Mrs. Catherine King 

54 Meyer Bock 

56 John P. Wallin 

58 Mrs. Elizabeth Scott 

58 John W. Alles 

60 Mrs. Lavina Myers 

60 William Whelan 

62 Mrs. Jennie Bell 


68 Lambert S. Whitnev 

70 Charles D. Judd 

72 Loren H. Brooks 

74 John W. Coast 

76 Elias V. Wood 


Park 


Post Office 

Abrams & Sons 

Phoenix Mut.Life Ins. Co 

fc/j Fitch & Ellis 

James Babinger 

4 DeWitt C. Conklin 

5-6 Dr. John L. Eddy 

5-6 Dr. Selden J. Mudge 

7 Water Comm'rs Office 

o 8 City Clerk's Office 

Rescue Hook & Ladder 

Company 

Police Headquarters 

North Street intersects. 

Masonic Temple 

108 F. W. Higgins & Co 

108% Snowdon & Hatfield 

110 Lloyd C. Havnes 

110 Temple Shirt Co 

201-202 Charles P. Moulton 

203 Daniel F. Randolph 

203-204 Willis D. Parker 

203-204 William Cobb 

205 Producers' Gas Co 

207-208 Olean Street Railway 

Co 

209 Vacant 

210 William S. Brickell 

211 L. C. Haynes' Shop 

212 Temple Shirt Co. 

213 Board of Education 

214 John C. French 

214 Hunt & Ramsey 

302-303 Frank W. Higgins 

304-305 Frederick W. Kruse 

306 Elbert E. Alderman 

306 Olean Building, Loan 

and Savings Ass'n 

307 Albert J. Heliker 

307 Manhattan Life Ins Co

308 Vacant 

309-310 J. R. Droney Lumber 

Co 

309-310 Wilson R. Page 

309-310 Pierce & Page 

311-312 Drs. L. M. Raub & 

Son 

313 Dr. John Sweenev 

314 Charles H. Rafferty 

315 Charles W. Carter 

Masonic Hall 

112 E. L. Smith & Co 

114 Kev West News & Cigar 

Co 

114 Postal Telegraph Cable 

Co 

116-130 Olean House 

118 Olean Barber Shop 

124 William Horner 

126 Brady & Co 

128 William Horner 

130 R. W. Bloodsworth & 

Co 

130% Mrs. Anna Armour 

132 Michael Keenan 

134 James Kelsey 

136 Arlington Cafe 

138 American Express Co 

138% Walter C. Albrecht 

140 Woodley C. Winsor 

140 Mayer Bros 

142 Coast & Wrood 

142% Pennsylvania Lumber 

Storage Co 

142% Spencer S. Bullis 

142% Buffalo, Attica & Arcade 

R. R. 

142% Priest Sisters 

142% Thomas L. Williams 

142% Chandler S. Dwinells 

142% Metropolitan Ins. Co 


142%-144% Westbrook 

Commercial College 

144% Anna Karagan 

144% Dr. Wm. P. Noyes 

144 R. W. Bloodsworth and 

Co 

144% N. P. Hovey & Son 

146 Ruttenburg & Co 

146 Lyman M. Fitch 

148 Henry H. Weber 

148% Arthur E. Bailey 

150 Albert E. Aschbach 

152 W. W. Ball's Sons 

152 (Rear) Olean Ledger 

152 (Rear) Ledger Ptg Co 

152% Lena Feuchter 

152% Charles M. Goodwin 

152% Orson L. Ingalls 

152% Dr. Thomas B. Loughlen 

152% Daniel E. Barrows 

154 Mark Salsburg 

154% Wells, Fargo & Co. 

Express 

156 Vacant Store 

156% Thomas J. Brickell 

156% John F. Dailey 

158 George C. Ford 

158% William N. Hatch 

158% William C. Woodard 

160% Dr. E. B. Burdick 

160 Palm Restaurant 

162 Keystone Gas Co 

162% Hugh S. Salisbury 

164 William H. Simpson 

164% Knights of Honor 

Hall 

164% Dr. John D. Maloy 

164% Y. W. C. A. 

164% American Wringer Co 

164% John M. Gena


164% Mrs. Mary Jackson 

166 Grace E. Wilcox 

Hamilton Street intersects. 

First M. E. Church 

174 Vacant 

176 H. W. Rugg 

176 Clinton P. Woodard 

176-178 Herbert C. Whipple 

178 D. A. Pratt 

178 Muckev's Livery 

180 A. Judd Bowser" 

180% Singer Mfg. Co 

182 Ouong Wah 

182 Willis A. Chamberlin 

182% Airs. Elizabeth Martin 

182% Mrs. Agnes H. Wheeler 

184 Olean Pad Co 

186 John H. Bailey 

186% Hiram P. Ganoung 

188 Alfred P. Grant 

188 Benjamin U. Taydor 

190 Edward Dorseyr 

192 Oak Leather Harness 

and Carriage Co 

194 Gault Bros 

196 C. Willard & Co 

196 Academy of Alusic office 

196 Olean Bill Posting Co 

196% Frank D. Leland 

196% George Stevens 

196% Mrs. Louisa Fox 

196% Charles Gillingham 

198 Eureka Lunch and Dining 

Rooms 


200% Salvation Army 

200% Duke & Rogers 

200% Henry W. Bessev 

200% Mrs. Belle Wadsworth 

200% Mrs. Dora Dennison 



204 Gillingham & Son 

206 Rvan^fe Collopy 

208 John H. Sigel 

210 Graves Grand Central 

Cafe 

212 John H. Wies 

214 Hearron & Aloran 

216-218-220 Grand Central 

Hotel 

W. N. Y. & P. Depot 

Railroad Av intersects 

222-224 Hotel Snyder 

226-228 Riley & Co 

228% Charles W. Brown 

230-232 William A. Wright 

240 Electric Light Works 

260 Luther Hose House 

260 Sela F. Helm 

276 John W. Brown 

290 Charles Smith 

/Carlev Heater Co 

/Close Cyxle Co 

326 Edward D. Arnold 

326 Augustus M. Taydor 

326-328 Olean Carriage 

Works 

328 (Rear) Eli Martin 

330 James H. King 

330 John A. Westfall 

336 Emerson B. Eastabrook 

336% Joseph Smith 

336% William Nobles 

346 Edward D. Arnold 

352 Hagan House 

Main Street intersects. 

North Olean. 

396 John Goodsell 

410 George W. Cook 

416 Timothy Finucan


418 John H. Kane 

River Street intersects 

428-430 Ruel C. Albro 

434 Fred Semm 

436 Joseph C. Monfort 

438 Michael j3urk 

440 Ephraim H. Jobe 

442 Fred Wickwire 

442 Peter Small 

442 Tony Sabithy 


441 Vacant 

446 Village Hall 

446 George W. Cook 

448 North Olean House 


45Q Thomas Kelly 

456 David Root 

460 Jacob Jaekle 

462 Michael Mack 

464 William Donovan 

461 William H. Myersj 


472 Alichael Fitzgerald 

476 D. Fehan & Co 

494 City Exchange Hotel 


Erie Depot 

Union Street, (S)from Allegany 

river, south. 

LEFT, SIDE. 

Airs. Mary Russell 

Harvey^ A. Yaw 

Demorest Dunning 

Vacant house 

George Been 

George Pratt 

Nelson Kamery 

Union Chapel 

Milo Cook 

Frank Hitchcock 

William Al. Taylor 

John L. Lockeby 

John E. Lockebys 

Henry B. Murphy 

Vacant house 

Frank Russell 

Sydvester Cole 

(Elias Cole 

\ George Cole 

RIGHT SIDE. 

Frank Farr 

Pump Station 

District School 

Moses r. Wilkins 

Mount View Cemetery 

Mrs. Mary Rounds 

Edwin W. Mallory 

Ferdinand Kelsey 

Jerome T. Crandall 

Welcome J. Lawton 

Van Campen Avenue, from 

34 Wayne, north to Coleman. 

2 Airs. Celia L. Griffin 

4 Mrs. Anna E. Lonkto 

6 Eugene S. AlcCarthy 

6 (Rear) Thomas McDonnell 


Vine Street, &'*) from Water, 

north to Oak. 

19 Charles Gutsch 

Walnut Street, (6r«nj trom 

88 River, north to Pine. 

( Olean) IfC 

LEFT SIDE. 

3 John Getsee 

5 Anthonv Lee


9 Alichael L. Fitzsimmons 


No houses 


27 Michael Judge 

29 William Mickler 

31 Zeno Besecker 

Oak Street intersects 

39 Mrs. Mary Sullivan 

43 Edwin J. Dearborn 

43 Fred B. Georgia 


RIGHT SIDE. 

4 Alii on V. Bump 


28 Y. M. C. A. Chapel 


30 Charles L. Hamer 

32 Peter McDermott 

36 Mrs. Margaret Hanley 

Oak Stre.et intersects. 

No houses. 


Washington Street, from 

124 Fourth, west to Thirteenth. 

LEFT SIDE. 

Cemetery 


29 Frank W. Page 

31 George Miller 

33 Vacant 


No houses 


No houses 


63 Myron Hornbeck 

65 William Kerr 

67 Frederick W- Mundt 


No houses 


81 John Mo3Ter 

83 John G. Bishop 

85 George Halwig 

87 Peter Hanson 

89 John C. Laing 

91 Charles D. Foose 

93 Frank Bosler 

95 John Landstrom 

97 Nicholas Trub3r 

99 John Mulready 

RIGHT SIDE. 

8 John T. Shiber 

10 Vacant 


12 David T. Jones 

14 William A. Homer 

16 Maurice Fitzgerald 

18 John B. Wentzell 

20 Thomas Millar 


28 Alfred L. Augustus 

30 Joseph S. Whipple 

32 Airs. Elizabeth Stout 

34 Daniel Crawford 

36 William C. Purdy 

Seventh Street inter-ects. 

38 Winthrop A. Dowman 


42 Abram Lockwood 

44 John T. Whelan 

46 Lucien P. Abbott 

48 Paul Wendal 

50 Charles A. Howe 

52 Frank H. Matthews 

58 Airs. Alary O'Hearn 

60 Greenleaf H. Ma3'o

64 William J. Porsch 

Winters Avenue intersects. 

66 Marv Keating 

66 Mrs." Nellie S. Clark 

68 Leonard J. Brown 

70 David Kellmer 

72 Vacant 

78 Arthur Moore 

80 Caleb D. Pierce 

82 George W. Moore 


86 Ernest Nickel 

86 Charles J. French 

88 Frank Kamler 

90 Gust A. Harm 

92 Joseph Fritz 

94 Ulrich Thiermann 

100 Gottlieb Cook 

104 Charles A. Davenport 



Water Street, (%&*) from 

opp. 57 River, west to 

Spruce. 

LEFT SIDE. 

No houses 


25 Mrs. Mary A. Sirdevan 


31 Peter S. Mallerv 

33 Thomas McGuire 


39 Samuel S. Turner 

43 James Blackall 

45 William Harvison 


RIGHT.SIDE. 

No houses 


26 Patrick E. Welsh 

28 William T. Lee 


32 Emery Osterstuck 

34 John Sullivan 


36 John Moriskey 


Wayne Street, from Union, 

west to limits. 

'LEFT SIDE. 

7 James Gallagher 


19-21-23 Neill Bros 

25 to 33 E. R. Moore 

37 to 71 W. N. Y. & P. 

shops and 3'arcls 

73 Patrick Driscoll 

75 John Reidon 

77 John Gould 


83 James W. Browne 

85 Charles Helvy 


RIGHT SIDE. 

8 Henry C. Playford 

10 John T. Newman 

12 Mrs. Ellen Garrigan 


20 Mrs. Lucy Bates 

22 Conrad Keisel 

24 William Carter 

26 Mrs. Harriet J. Simpler 

28 Mrs. Frances C. Davis 

30 Vacant 

32 Peter Mader 

34 William J. Foss 

Van Campen Avenue intersects. 

38 Edward F. McMahon 


42 Burdett Starkey 

42 John Messer 

46 Archibald Battles


48 Mrs. Elizabeth Haller 


60 Bernard Duffy 

62 John C. Smith 

64 John T. Redding 


66 Cleveland House 

66 John G. Schulz 


70 Corry House 

70 Harry L. Park 

74 Almond F. Carter 

78 Globe Hotel 

78 John Carroll 

80 Turner Hose 6 

82 Adolph Engelbach 


No houses 


No houses 


100 Paul H. Nelson 

West River Street, (S) 

from Union, runs west. 

LEFT SIDE. 

Vacant house 

Samuel Gintner 

Milford Humes 

John Erickson 

Edward Fontaine 

RIGHT SIDE. 

Mrs. Catherine McGinnis 

Henry Austin 

Whitney Avenue, from 233 

Union, northwest to Second. 

LEFT SIDE. 

No houses 


45 Fred H. Johnson 

51 Harry Lucas 

51 Eugene Murphy 

53 Samuel B. Locke 

55 Airs. M. Louise Fisher 


RIGHT SIDE. 

4 Benjamin F. Moonev 

6 Mrs. Eva Van Patten 

8 Novelty Iron Works 

10 John A. Ranow 

12 Mark T. McCormick 

14 Fred D. Milliman 

16 William H. Jacquett 

16 Rhinaldo AI. Bowser 

16 Mrs. Electa Nelson 

20 Mrs. Jane Diver 

20 Joseph G. Daood 


22 William J. Voorheis 

22 William H. Hamilton 

22% Mrs. Sarah AlcElhinney 

30 James G. Williamson 

32-34-36 Hercules Specialty 

Co 


Winters Avenue, from 

Washington to Sullivan. 

LEFT SIDE. 

11 William Gannon 

13 William Knorr 

15 Hiram D. Bartow 


RIGHT SIDE. 

8 Albert M. Post 

10 Charles Olds 

Sullivan Street intersects.


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Abrams Lovina J, wid Franklin W, (Abrams & Sons) 

sJ 

City bldg, h 135 Fifth 

HI William M, (Abrams & Sons) Citv bldg, Harriet 

fl h 133 Fifth 

q Winnifred B, stenographer, Cityr bid"', res 135 

•£ 

Fifth 

hT ABRAMS & SONS, (William Al, William M, Jr, and 

h"* Airs L J) insurance and real estate, City bldg 

^ Academy of Music, 323 to 327 Union, office 196 do, 

^ 

Frank D. Leland mgr 

i-d Ackerly- Ira E, oil operator, bds 11 Laurel av AIar3' E 

^ Ackerman Edwin R, painter, h 120 State Zue L 

& Eugene H, vet surgeon, bds 332 Union 

g£ Luella, res 352 Union 

^ Philip W, painter, h 28 Barry, Ida AI 

_* Ackley William, blacksmith, River S 0, h do 

^ 

S ACME GLASS CO, Adams cor Johnson, N 0, J E 

Cfi Farrel pres; H U Hanover treas; J R Sharp 

sec; P A Von Storch supt 

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^ ACME HILLS, 146 to 150 Barry, E M Johnson 

jg mgr, (see right hand top lines and front col- 

Jh ored page) 

g ACHE OIL WORKS, N Washington, N 0, Stand- 

^ 

ard Oil Co props 

Adams Andrew, carpenter, h 48 Eleventh 

Jane 

Edwin G, currier, h 236 State 

Emma 

Frank I, laborer, res 147 Barry 

^* George B, (George B Adams & Co) 141 Union, 

^ 

h Aiiddletown, N Y 

> ADAMS GEORGE B & CO, (George B Adams and 

J* John H Bradner) dry goods, carpets and wall 

fT , paper, 141 Union 

" George N, h 111% Union 

f»A Henrys J, plumber, h 52 Coleman Katherine 

^ Pauline V, wid Edgar A, h 87 Union 

^ Susan R, wid John, h 147 Barry 

Adamsky Thomas, laborer, h 31 Pine N 0 Josephine 

Adsit Alice M, wicl Ebenezer, housekeeper, 154 Sullivan 

Elizabeth, wid John, res 117 Green 

Emily, wid Otis B, h 34 Clinton

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George W, stonemason, h 39 Center Bv Elizabeth C P 

Glenn F, clerk Grand Central Hotel, bds do 

TO 

Herbert E, laborer, h 74 Bishop E 0 

Laura 

Milford, blacksmith, h 60 Barry 

Alarie 

Myron C, drayman, h 3 Fourth av Bv Catherine G 

Rosaltha, wid Ansil M, h 29 Barry 

Seldon J, fireman, h 20 Garden av E 0 

Annie ^.tH v> 

.-Etna Ins Co, 149 Union, W H Mandeville & Co 

agents 

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African Methodist Episcopal Church, 135 State, Rev oo 

J E AI orris, pastor 

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Ahrens Adolph, meat market, 385 Union, Henrietta -I 

h Buffalo W 0 

Augustus, butcher, res Buffalo, W 0 

Aikin Louis, laborer, bds Reed nr Thirteenth Lizzie 

Akin Ella, wid Harvey, h Railroad av E O 

Homer W, laborer, res Railroad av E O 

Lillian, domestic, Olean House 

ALBRECHT WALTER C, prop Aiding- Margaret 

ton Cafe, 136 Union, h do 

Albro Alice M, clerk 430 Union N 0, res do 

Georgia 0, clerk 430 Union N 0, res do 

ALBRO RUEL C, general dealer, 

Eliza M 

428-430 Union N 0, h do 

ALDERMAN ELBERT E, insurance 

Alinnie C 

CD 

and real estate, 306 Masonic Temple, h 156 

Third (See adv) 

James E, clerk Hotel Imperial, res 86 Barry- 

Alexander John B, blacksmith, h 14 Fulton Ly^dia A 

Alger Walter L, machinist, h 116 River N 0 Alatie D 

Allen Daniel, captain police, h 145 State 

Anna 

Dascom, molder, h 26 Jay 

Anna L 

S5S 

Edmund E, civil engineer, h 75 Clinton Harriet B 

Edward, foreman, h 7 Jayr 

Rachel 

Frank, loco fireman, bds 23 Coleman 

ALLEN J ROSS, physician and sur- 

Bertha M 

geon 183y2 Union, h 135 Third. Office hours 

11 to 12 a m; 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p m • 

James, helper, h 7 Garden av E 0 

Hattie 

John M, police, h 341 Union 

Jennie H 

Kate, res 203 State 

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^>j Allen Richard, currier, h 13 Pierce av W 0 Alary E 

Omt Riley, oil producer, h 103 State Melvina 

CQ 

Sadie, res 103 State 

William, helper, h 26 State E O 

Alary 

CD Alles Conrad, cooper, h 48 Clinton Katherine 

John W, carpenter, h 58 Union 

Mildred S 

Almead Joseph, machinist, h 54 Pine N O 

Emma 

Alran Anthony, carpenter, h 223 Seventh Anna M 

AJTBULANCE (FREE), 169 Union, Olean Funeral 

• ui . Directing Co props 

Oô American Central Ins Co, 149 Alain, W H Alandeville 

£%* AflERICAN EXPRESS CO, 138 Union, F R Dur- 

£* Q ham agent 

°x< AMERICAN GLUE CO, Olean factory end of Henley, 

°0^ D Webster King pres and treas; F W Stanley 

 

sec; Wm H Brown supt 

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ANDERSON SAHUEL A, contractor Caroline ^ 

and builder, r 113 Union, h 68 Barry 

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STA. A/NDE*RSO/N, Contractor and Builder z 

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a a Armstrong Sydvester, foreman, h 57 Green Cora V 

a * Arner Harry W, baker, h 104 First Jennie E 

&° m Arnold Adam, tailor, h 90 State 

Hattie 

" t 2 Almond P, clerk, Standard Oil Co, Kittie P 

»•! h 133 Third 

a* o Edward D, horseshoer, 326 Union, h 346 do 

£o-a ' Elmer, laborer, bds Grossman av E 0 

= £=) John W, tallyman h 67 Clinton Laura AI 

j? a £ Arundel Marv, domestic, 464 Union N O 

g t ° Michael, laborer, bds 464 Union N O 

>>'{= : Thomas, laborer, bds 461 Union N 0 

I-g | Timothy, laborer, bds 464 Union N O 

2 | .£ Aschbach Albert E, barber, 150 Union, h 33 Green 

S » £ Ashley Emily, wid Alvin D, h 75 Irving 

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Eugenia, res 75 Irving 

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Walter A, laborer, res 75 Irving 

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William J, driver, res 75 Irving 

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tt I ASHTON JAMES W, D D, REV rector Nellie E 

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| c o St Stephen's Episcopal Church, h 55 Clinton 

»^. g Joseph H, photographer, 140 Union, rooms 123 Barry 

Attwood Jeremiah, teamster, h 7 Pond E O Eliza A 

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August James W, laborer, h 52 Pine N 0 

Louella 

Augustus Alfred, supervisor 

Cora A 

WNY&PRR,h28 Washington 

,,-, Christina, wid Peter, res 28 Washington 

LU $ Austin Alfred, civil engineer, res W River S 0 

j^ j? Harrington, carriagemaker, h 73 Barry Alaria 

1^ 5 Henry, farmer, h W River S 0 Alelissa 

^ j Nettie, wid Charles, h 183 Henley 

s Sister, superior St Maiw's school, 84—86 Sullivan 

(— s William, lunch wagon, h 84 Clinton Josephine 

L_ g Averson August W, conductor, h Third av Bv Ida C 

11 I % Ayrault Fred, janitor, res 52 Orchard av E 0 

, ri Sophronia, wid David, res 52 Orchard av E 0 

—I » Walter R, laborer, h 52 Orchard av E 0 Ella E 

_J Ayres George E, tailor, h 24 Jay- Carrie 

~~ Azarian Harry, laborer, bds 16 Garden av E O 

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BABCOCK GEORGE P, prop Hotel Imperial, Thera 

Union cor State, h do




Babel John, bookkeeper, Luther Mfg Co, 

h 12 Irving 

BABINGER JAMES, shoemaker, sole 

leather and shoe findings,City bldg, h State, 

W 0 (See colored page) 

Bach man Frank, machinist, h 108 Fourth 

Bacon Albert, helper, bds 101 Third 

Backus Fred, clerk Olean House, bds do 

George, clerk Olean House, bds do 

Christina 

Louise 

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Bahler Benjamin, car inspector, h 91 Eleventh Lena 

Bahny Joseph, lumberman, h 105 Second 

Minnie 

Bailey Arthur E, grocer, h 148V& Union 

Louisa 

Ernest R, clerk Empire Line res 104 First 

John, asst undertaker, rooms 183M> Union Elizabeth 

John H, oysters, 186 Union, h do 

Hulda A 

Madison H, clerk, h 16 Third av Bv L orin da 

Waldo, cashier Olean Chemical Works, bds 75 State 

rooms 138 Barry 

Ziba E, grocer, 196 Seventh, h 104 First 

Baish Curtin E, foreman composing room 

Herald, h River S O 

Baker Adelbert, laborer, h 160 Eighth 

Albert, driller, h 152 Sullivan^ 

Alfred, glassblower, rooms 6 Hamilton 

Caroline, operative, res Genesee Bv 

Charles, laborer, res 17 Fourth av By 

Elisha R, miller h 43 Orchard avE O 

Ernest R, clerk, 128 Union res 83% Second 

Henry, bookkeeper, 129 Union h 41 Irving 

Jacob, car inspector, h 17 Fourth av Bv 

Kate, wid Daniel, h Genesee, Bv 

Louise H, teacher High School, rooms 131 First 

Nellie Mrs, domestic, bds 53 Irving 

Ralph, carpenter, h 83V2 Second 

BAKER WILLIAn B, job printer, 57 State, 

h 90 Henley 

Balch Charles, currier, bds 48 Eleventh 

Charles H, 

Hattie A 

Jennie 

Eva" 

Catherine 

Maranda D 

Anna 

Elizabeth 

Emily 

Jennie F 

emp Pierce's tannery, h Henley- cor Pierce's av 

Ball Elizabeth M, wid Bernard, Catholic books, 67 Henley, 

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- Ball Elizabeth M, dressmaker, 69 Henley, res do 

o Frances D, dressmaker, res 69 Henlev 

o> Frank, currier, bds 182 Eighth 

cC Frank M, painter, h 91 First Catherine Al 

Fred A, (WW Ball's Sons)152 Union, res 24 Laurel av 

a George J, painter, h 20 Irving 

Elizabeth Al 

^5 Harriet N, wicl William W, h 24 Laurel av 

^! Louis W, (W W Ball's Sons) 152 Union, res 24 Lauto 

rel av 

£? W W & Sons, (Fred A and Louis W) ticket brokers 

co 152 Union 

r W W Sons, (Fred A and Louis W) clothing and shoes 

"g 152 Uuion 

^^ Ballard Leon H, oil producer h 125 Third Louisa K 

^"* Ballweg Frank, car inspector, h 13 Walnut N 0 Reicka 

vZ| Baptist Church, South nr Union 

p-m-% Barber Andrew J, padmaker, h 88 Green 

Lucy B 

Cyrus N, carpenter, h 167 First 

Eliza E 

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Dominick, laborer, res 232 First 

U4 

f*> | Eliab G, teamster, h 146 Seventh Laura L 

OO Fidelia C, wid' Willard C, h 17 State 

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Barnett Harry, cook, Olean House j— 

Barnum Emeline, wicl Elijah, res 111 Henley 

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BARRETT CHARLES L, (FuneralDirecting Co) Anna ^ 

169 Union, h 7 Hamilton Z 

Harriet L, wid Levi, res 7 Hamilton »—\ 

James, laborer, h 97% Twelfth Anna o 73 

James, Jr, glassblower, res 97% Twelfth ^ 33 

Sarah, waitress Olean House 5 Z 

BARROWS DANIEL E, dentist, 152% Nettie G w C/1 

Union, h 39 do ,„*3 

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Ellen T, wicl Erasmus, h 59 Union 

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Barry Anna, wid Michael, h 141 Buffalo 

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David, motorman, h 57 State E 0 

Catherine UJ ^p 

George, laborer, res 141 Buffalo W 0 '

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HE CARRIES A BIG V V ' M>OV/l>ASSORTN MENT 


BATEMAN MORRIS, prop Bateman House, 331 

-4-2 Union, h do 

Zfl Bates Henry R, telegrapher, res 20 Wayne 

Lucy, wid Henry, h 20 Wayne 

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q Bathurst George, car inspector, h 23 Center Bv Bertha 

"S 

Battles Archibald, carpenter, h 46 Wayne 

Lizzie 

Emily E, wicl J H, h 125 Thirteenth 

Fred W, loco engineer, h 210 Seventh 

Lizzie 

q^ John, currier, h 176 Thirteenth Agnes 

^> Bauman George, mgr h 15 Laurel av Esther 

vH BAXTER JOHN L, prop Olean Seed Elizabeth Al 

,. House 2 State E 0, h 4 State 

& Katie, domestic, 73 Union 

-~ Kyi an, miller, bds 124 Barry 

^ Beabout George, laborer Julia 

,J^ h Twelfth bet Henley and State 

Jh Harry, machinist, res Twelfth bet Henley and State 

CS William, laborer, res Twelfth bet Henley and State 

W Bear Abraham H, cigarmaker, res 91 Seventh 

Alice, clerk, 123 Union, res 91 Seventh 

Cg Augustina, wid Joseph, h 91 Seventh 

Jh Benjamin, mgr, 53 State, h 67 Eighth Rebecca 

^ Eva, wid, res 187 Eighth 

nj Leopold, cigarmaker, res 91 Seventh 

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Michael, laborer, h 187 Eighth 

Katherine 

Rebecca Mrs, cigar mfr and umbrella repairer, 

53 State, h 67 Eighth 

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£i* Beardsley H John E, harnessmaker, rooms 121% Union 

£ BEARDSLEY HORACE A L, lawyer, Celia S 

&• justice of the peace and real estate, 121% Union, 

ce " h 20 Henley 

- Becker Anna, domestic, 151 Second 

fa Clara, res River S 0 

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Conrad E, farmer, h 69 Fifth 

Barbara 

Edward, res River S 0 

^ Jacob, carriagemaker, h River S 0 Isabella 

Jacob A, packer, h 150 Thirteenth 

Beckett Ulysses, glassblower, bds 98 Ninth 

Beckley Andrew, laborer, bds 26 Wayne 

Mamie L 

Beckwith Alice H, teacher No 3, rooms 81 Clinton 

Charles H, carpenter, h 120 Henley Clementine




Duncan, carpenter, h 46 Third av Bv 

George F, (Bell Bros) 145 Union, bds Olean House 

Jennie, wid Edwin, h 62 Union 

Jane 

N D Mrs, bds Olean House 

Bemis Emmett D, bartender, 

Sarah E 

97 Union h N Queen E 0 

George L, carpenter, h 60 Clinton 

Anna 

Bemsel Maria, domestic, 187 Fourth 

Bendean Emma, domestic, 158 State 

Fred, laborer, h 104 Twelfth 

Annie 

Alinnie, domestic, res 104 Twelfth 

Bender Adolph, laborer, bds 68 Twelfth 

Alatthew, car inspector, h 136 State 

Sophia 

Benedict George S, trav salesman 

Genevieve K 

h 25 Henley 

Benekosjohn, (Greek—American Fruit Co) 155 Union, hdo 

C/>0 

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Beden John C, foreman, job room Herald, rooms 130 First 

Beebe Charles, meat market, 27 State E 0, h do Louisa U S 

Been George, farmer, h Union S 0 

Caroline 

Behrndt Bertha, res 153 Ninth 

Henry, tanner, h 153 Ninth 

Coraline 

Belinski Joseph, laborer, h 249 Spruce N 0 

Anna 

BELL BROS (Charles E and George F) dry-goods, carpets 

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Charles E, (Bell Bros) 145 Union, bds Olean House 

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Clarence, laborer, res 46 Third av Bv 

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Benham Ezra L, laborer, h 56 King E O 

Benjamin Albert 0, draymian, h Queen E 0 

Charles W, (Mudge & Benjamin) 

131 Union, h 70 First 

Lucian L, clerk, 131 Union, bds 70 First 

Bennett Irwin, carpenter, h 60 Second 

Flora A, res 38 Buffalo 

Nellie, clerk, 145 Union, res 38 Buffalo 

William N, produce dealer, h 38 Buffalo 

Catherine 

May- 

Ella 

Alice F 

Hannah AI 

Bennie Alice H, res 136 Second . 

Hamilton D, h 136 Second 

Alice B 

Benson Charles F, woodworker, res 69 River N 0 

Frank D, painter, h 36 Henley 

Clara R 

Frank W, gatetender, h 69 River N 0 

Maggie 

Grace, domestic, 77 Clinton 

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Benson Grace M, res 36 Henley 

William A, clerk 133 Union, res 36 Henley 

Bentley Albert, brakeman, rooms 223 Union 

Berg Frank, machinist, bds 224 Seventh 

Berger Joseph, shoemaker, 132 State, h 149 do 

Bernreuther Paul H, tinsmith, 121 Union, 

h 117 Eighth 

Berrey Amariah H, res 69 Bishop E 0 

Berry Albert, carpenter, h 98 Sixth 

Alexander F, oil producer, h 105 Third 

Mary, clerk 175 Union, res State E 0 

Berrymian Fred, clerk 139 Union, bds 88 Barry 

Besecker Claude, farmer, res Alain By 

George J, teamster, res 31 Walnut N 0 

Simon, laborer, h 27 Railroad av E O 

Zeno, highway com, h 31 Walnut N 0 

Bessey George M, bartender, res 200% Union 

Henry W, blacksmith, h 200% Union 

Bevier Ernest V, cashier Erie freight depot, 

h 422 Union N 0 

Wallace, clerk, h Queen E 0 

Bevins Frank, wagonmaker, h 39 Jay- 

Stella L Y, bookkeeper, res 39 Jay 

Bickmayer August F, carpenter, 

h 137 Thirteenth 

Biddlecomb Charles H, foreman R R shops, 

h 71 Clinton 

Biehler Frank, laborer, res 4 Eighth 

Henrys, barber, res 4 Eighth 

Bierce M E Mrs, res 8 State 

Biglin James, boilermaker, h 27 Maple N 0 

Billings Edwin G, clerk Union cor North, 

h 17 Hcnleyr 

Billington Clarence, loco engineer, h 120 Barry- 

Joseph A, flagman, h 44 Barry 

Joseph B, carpenter, res 44 Barry 

Runa D, earpenter, h 48 Barry 

BINNEY SAMUEL W, prop Union Street Cafe, 

97 Union, h 75 First 

Warren L, saloon, 68 State, h do 

Bird John C, laborer, h Railroad av, E 0 

Louisa 

Helen M 

Alarjorie 

Henriettas 

Alida 

Alargaret 

Louisa 

Euseba A 

Cora 

Emma 

Louisa 

Anna L 

Ellen 

Ida 

Eunice 

Nellie 

Carrie 

Mary A 

Lillie

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Birge Sarah, wid Norman, res 140 Second 

Bisett Christopher C, (Gilligan & Bisett) 

109 First, h do 

Bishop Archibald B, brickmaker 

h 67 Bishop E 0 

Frederick, res 12 Eighth 

George, musician, h 70 Bishop E O 

Jason F, real estate, h 45 State E 0 

John, carpenter h 12 Eighth 

John G, carpenter, h 83 Washington 

BLACK JAMES B, pharmacist and stationer 

133 Union, res 118 First 

Blackall James, gauger, h 43 Water N 0 

James, Jr, laborer, res 43 Water N 0 

Margaret, res 43 Water N 0 

Maud, res 43 Water, N 0 

Blackmon Charles, teamster, h 10 Garden av E O 

Blackwell Joseph, gauger, h 33 River N O 

Blad Andrew, currier, bds Clark E O 

Blake Adoniram, dentist, h 42 Sullivan 

Blakeslee Alice R, res 159 Second 

Bessie L, res 159 Second 

Frank N, clerk, 129 Union, res 159 Seeond 

Homer C, h 159 Second 

Bland Charles, barber, 228% State, h 1 Eighth 

Blanchard Claude M, loco fireman, 

h 99 Thirteenth 

Blaski Charles, currier, h 117 Eleventh 

Blessing Conrad J, horseshoer, 98 Third, 

h 101 do 

George, blacksmith, h 209 State 

Blighton Elijah C, h 80 Tenth 

Minnie A, res 80 Tenth 

Blood Andrew J, bds 108 Henley 

Elsipher L, driver 19 Wavne, 

h 191 Fifth 

Loucia E, bds 108 Henley 

Mary J 

Elizabeth 

Nettie 

Mary S 

Anna 

Anna 

Mary 

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J5 . Board of Education, 213 Masonic Temple 

g l? BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS, 7 city bldg, 

Jg £ John Z LeFevre supt 

3 .5 Boardman Bruce, carpenter, h 26 Garden av E O Effie 

**&, Marcia R, res 1 Alain Bv 

•- x» Marcia P R, wicl Olcott P, h 1 Alain Bv 

"o-j Boatz Joseph J, carpenter, 

Lottie B 

2 u h Tvyelfth, bet Henley and State 

^;S Bock Leo, clerk, 54 Union, rooms 87 Third 

Meyer, junk, 54 Union, rooms 87 Third 

Bodeski John, laborer, h Bishop E 0 

Josie 

Bofinet Abraham, peddler, bds 277 Union 

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Bowen William H, laborer, h 110 Ninth Mary E 3 P 

Bower Bertha M, res 179% Union 

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Blanche, clerk, 145 Union, res 179% do 3* £L 

LeRoyr, treas Oak Leather Harness Clara J -=-," 

and Carriage Co, 192 Union, h 179% 

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Sarah A, wicl Rude, h 8 Barcy 

Bowles Charles H, railroader, h 184 State 

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Bowser A Jud, h 180 Union, 

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Rinaldo M, painter, h 16 Whitney av 

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Boyd Winnifred, wid Herbert G, res 72 Fifth © ©'© © 

Boyêr Asenath Mrs, h 2 S Pine 

Daniel laborer, h S Pine nr State 

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George W, conductor, h 204 Sixth Grace M l^rJ 

William, flagman, h 165 Eighth Dora p^ 

Bozin Ada W, bds 50 Washington , > 

Bracedid Jane, wid, h 98 Seventh 

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Bracio Michael, grocer, 241 Union, h do 

Mary 

Bradbury Nathaniel P, foreman, 1 Sullivan, rooms 143 

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Bradford House, 32 Railroad av, H J Wiley prop 

Bradley- Samuel H, oil operator, h 33 Laurens Kate E £33) 

Bradner John H, (George B Adams & Co) 141 Union, ps=rooms 

130 Fourth, bds Hotel Imperial 

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Brady John, h 177 Sixth Kate ^ 

Thomas L, mgr, 126 Union, h 81 Clinton Ella S S 

& Co (Ella S) books, 126 Union 

Branch Bertha L, cashier, 145 Union, res 18 Center Bv 

George W, driver, 78 Union, res 18 Center Bv 

Wilson, loco fireman, h 18 Center By 

Jennie 

Breder Charles, carpenter, 95 State, h 87 Third Sarah 

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Tobias A, carpenter, h 83 Third Christina h-w 

Brems Carrie, cook, 50 State p ° 

Brendell Frank, baker res 117 Union 11| 

John, baker, 117 Union, h do 

Lizzie s§^ 

Brennaman Anna A, wid Albert, h 2 Main Bv 

Brennan Anna, wicl Dennis, h 7 Elm N 0 

Kate, vyid William, res 341 Union 

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Brett Ella, res 20 Oak N 0 

Kingman, bookkeeper, h 141 Fifth 

Ellen Z 

Patrick, sta fireman, h 20 Oak N O 

Thomas, helper, res 20 Oak N 0 

William, res 141 Fifth 

Brice Ed, clerk, bds 130 Barry 

Brick William, laborer, h 21 Clinton 

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Brickell Anna, wid Charles, h 133% Sixth 

Bernice E, res 128 First 

Frank, painter, res 133% Sixth 

Isabella, wid Eli, h 130 First 

Nellie, res 130 First 

BRICKELL THOHAS J, photographer 

Alice E 

156% Union, h 128 First 

BRICKELL WILLIAH S, architect 

Hattie A 

210 Masonic Temple, h 80 Barry 

Briggs Lilian, domestic, 18 Coleman 

Malcolm A, farmer, h 39 State E O Aliranda D 

Brigham Harry R, fireman, h 101 First 

Blanche 

Brinkman Maggie Airs, res 461 Union N 0 

British America Fire Assn Co, (Toronto Can) 201 Masonic 

Temple, C P Moulton agent 

Broadway Fire Ins Co, (NY) 201 Masonic Temple, 

C P Moulton agent 

Brock John J, currier, bds 175 Seventh 

Jonathan, teamster, h 77 Bishop E O 

Rosina 

Brockway Lena, domestic, 137 Third 

Bromley John, barber, Olean House, bds 86 East av 

Bronesto Thomas, laborer, h 96 State 

Bessie 

Brondell Margaret, domestic,98 Clinton 

Bronold Anna, tailoress, res 73 Fifth 

George, mason, h 124 Henley 

Barbara 

Peter, mason contractor h 73 Fifth 

Barbara 

Peter F, laborer res 73 Fifth 

Brooder AIichael,hubturner h 164 Seventh AI aggie AI 

Brooks Charles, laborer, res 177 Union 

Nellie 

Clarence, machinist, bds Grand Central Hotel 

Cly-de E, harnessmaker, h 2 Center Bv 

Ella 

Cora E, domestic, res 21 State 

Flora E, stenographer, 184 Union, res 72 do 

Frank, stonemason, h 13 Barry 

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Brooks Grace E, res 6 Hamilton 

Henrys L, mason, h 21 Barry 

Alice M 

Julia H, book-keeper, 142% Union, res 6 Hamilton 

Loren H, sec and treas Olean Pad Co, 

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184 Union, h 72 do 

Mary, wid Amos C, h 6 Hamilton 

Maud D, res 135 First 

Robert H, clerk W N Y & P R R, res 71 Clinton 

William A, stonemason, h 21 State 

Brothers Fred R, druggist, h 90 Second 

Alary, wid Edward, h 182 Third 

Brown Amanda, wid Morris, res 114 State 

Bertha L, res 68 Washington 

Charles W, barber 93 Union, h 5 Jay 

Charles W, laborer, h 328% Union 

Clarence, switchman, bds 494 Union N 0 

Dan W, telegrapher Erie depot, rooms 135% Union 

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Daniel S, lumberman, h N River N 0 

Ada T 

Edwy- R, asst supt Acme Refinery, rooms 96 Barry 

Henry A, baker, 475 Union N 0, h do 

Emma 

Henry A, oil producer, h 111 Sullivan Mary E 

Horatio P, carpenter, res 39 Fourth 

James, cooper, res 183 Seventh 

James, fireman city bldg, rooms do 

Jennie, res N River N O 

John, conductor, h 341 Union 

Anna 

John M, glassblower, h 69 First 

Annette 

John W, laborer, h 276 Union 

Joseph, cooper, rooms 80 Wayne 

Leonard J, h 68 Washington 

Carrie M 

Ludwig, carpenter, h 73% River N 0 

Sarah 

Margaret, wid Edward, h State W 0 

Michael, cooper, h 157 Ninth 

Mary 

Nellie Mrs, h 229 Henley- 

Oscar A, laborer, h 137 Buffalo 

Etta 

Patrick, cooper, h 192 Ninth 

Katherine A 

Patrick, laborer, h 183 Seventh 

Paul, jeweler, res N River N O 

Samuel A, painter, h 39 Fourth 

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Brown William H, supt American Glue Co, rms 102 First 

s-j Browne Frank, glassblower, res 83 Wayne 

Xfl James W, laborer, h 83 Wayne Katie A 

Kate H, teacher No. 2, rooms 52 Clinton 

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a Bruckshaw Samuel, letter carrier p o, h Hoops E 0 

& Brunner George G, laborer, h 130 Irving 

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q^ Martin A, glassblower, h 56 Pine N 0 Christina 

^ Bruno Michael, mason, bds Eagle Hotel 

^•d Brunson Denison, bds 159 First 

,, Brunst Charles, laborer, bds 70 Wayne 

Q^ Brusehaber John, farmer, res 117 Eighth 

J2 Bryant John S, laborer, h 57 Union Jennie C 

j>. Buck James, brakeman, bds Genesee House 

p^ Tracy, loco fireman, bds 80 Clinton 

;h Buckley Charles R, carpenter, res 6 Center Bv 

Cd Fred L, carpenter, h 102 Eighth Susie 

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John, beamhand, bds Grossman av E 0 

^ Buffalo, Attica & Arcade RR, 142% Union, SS Bullis pres 

Sh Bull Lydia, wid Samuel, res 107 Third 

22 Bullis Gilbert P, student, res 37 Laurens 

Martha A, res 37 Laurens 

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£>* Bullmer Charles, bottler, res 138 Henley 

^ Henry, cigarmaker, 93 Union, res 138 Henley 

^ Mary, res 138 Henley 

J* Mary, wid George, h 138 Henley 

ry, Bullock Fred, beamhand, bds Grossman av E 0 

^ Bump Milon V, tallyman, h 4 Walnut N 0 Cora 

*A Bundyr Orlando W, painter, h 111 Green Mary J 

^ P E Louise, stenographer, res 111 Green 

^ Burcher Sarah L, w-id James F, h 123 State 

Burdick Arthur J, reporter, h 117 Thirteenth Lillian A 

Carrie P, teacher S 0 school, res 42 Front Bv 

Claude, rooms 209 Union 

Emmet F (Burdick & Harvey), 95 Union, Aulena E 

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BURDICK EUGENE B, physician and surgeon Clara C "O 3 

160% Union, h do; office hours 2 to 4 and 7 8pm C £L 

Fred W, piano tuner, 176 Union, Rubie M s*- 

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Herbert S, painter, res 11 Front Bv -~ 

Horatio P, huckster, h 42 Front By Arcelia - t? 

Ira J, clerk, res 117 Thirteenth % § 

John H, farmer, h 11 Front Bv 

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Harvey) prop Farley's restaurant, 95 Union ^^ 

Burdsall Samuel, glassblower, h 90 Henley Carrie _ir 

Burge Chester A, harnessmaker, h 141 Sullivan Rose ^ 

Burger Barbara, wid Adam, h 106 Ninth 

Charles J, stonecutter, res 106 Ninth 

John, stonecutter, res 106 Ninth 

Burgess Nannie, res 152 Eighth 

Burk Michael, laborer, h 438 Union N O Kate E^ 

Burke Ellen, domestic 29 State _ qj 

Hannah, cook 140 First 

Kate, domestic 18 State 

Alaggie, domestic 23 Laurens 

Michael, boilermaker, h 53 Oak N O 

Alichael J, grocer 339 Union, h do 

Thomas, carpenter, h 107 Buffalo 

Timothy, laborer, h 71 Oak N 0 

Timothy C, student, res 71 Oak N O 

Burleigh Charles, machinist, h 59 River N O 

Charles J, blacksmith, res 59 River N O 

David, padmaker, res 59 River N O 

George, blacksmith, h 65 River N 0 

James, machinist, res 59 River N 0 

Libbie, res 59 River N 0 

Burlingame Amanda C, wid William, bds 110 First ?irst 

Burdell, currier, h Avenue B, N 0 

Homer T, grocer, h 142 Second 

Rhoda M, wid Anson D, h 62 Green 

Burlingham Beatrice, res 108 Barry 

Charles A, sta fireman, h 99 Seventh 

Emma E, wid A C, h 108 Barry- 

Harriet C, res 152 First 

Laura A, res 36 State 

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John, laborer, res 74 Railroad av E O 

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Margaret M, bookkeeper 306 Masonic Temple, jm-\ 

res 74 Railroad av E 0 o 73 

Cahiel Fred, currier, res 3 Pierce av W 0 

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Frank, laborer, res 3 Pierce av W 0 j Z 

Thomas, carpenter, h 3 Pierce av W 0 

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Cahill Ellen A Airs, h 30 N Washington N O 

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Mary, res 30 N Washington NO S £J 

Mary, domestic 396 Union NO 

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Michael, boilermaker, res 30 N Washington N O -r—i 

Patrick, tank builder, res 30 N Washington NO 

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Calkins Charles H, watchman, h 147 Thirteenth Susie 

Charles K, clerk 147 Union, res 147Thirteenth 

Camary Frank, laborer, h 120 Henley 

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Cameron Allen E, clerk, res Avenue A, N O 

Allen W, carpenter, h Avenue A, N O Elizabeth 

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Campbell George W, h 113 Sullivan 

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John, carpenter, h 29 Second av Bv 

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John D, conductor, rooms 183% Union £ §g 

Camper Joseph, tanner, h 230 First Rose g %% 

CANFIELD DELWIN C, photographer Margaret • ggj 

159 Union, h 127 Fifth _ f £> 

Capozzi John, shoemaker 15 Hamilton, Mary < t» 

h 325 Union 

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Sarah, wid, h 42 Front Bv 

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Carey Henry, bricklayer, bds 219 State | 22 

James, bricklayer, bds 219 State 

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Carig Minnie, domestic 32 Railroad av 

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Hattie M 

314 Union, h 78 Second 

Carlson Alfred, car inspector, h Garden av E 0 Matilda 

Ernest, delivery boyr, 141 Union, res 105 Sixth 

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Oscar F, carpenter, h 105 Sixth 

Carpenter Charles, sta engineer 

h 25 Second av Bv 

N Maud, teacher No 2, bds 124 State 

Carr Robert E, teamster, h Main Bv 

Carroll Frances L, res 78 Way-ne 

John, prop Globe Hotel, 78 Wayne, h do 

Thomas, foreman, bds American House N O 

Carstater Amanda, domestic, 11 Hamilton 

Carter Almond F, laborer, h 74 Wavne 

CARTER CHARLES W, general collector 

315 Masonic Temple, h 51 Third av Bv 

George F, teamster, res 155 Sullivan 

George H, teamster, h 155 Sullivan 

J William, tinner, res 74 Wayne 

Joseph H, barber, h 93 Second 

Maude, res 51 Third av Bv 

Sarepta, wid Levi, res 140 Barry 

William, carpenter, h 24 Wavne 

William N, brakeman, h 193*Fifth . 

Carver Savilla A, bookkeeper, bds 157 Sixth 

Cary, see also Carey 

Cary A Riley, telegrapher, h 8 N Washington NO 

Charles S, (Cary, Rumsey & Hastings) 

23 Exchange bank bldg, h 137 Second 

CARY, RUMSEY & HASTINGS, (Charles S Cary 

Frank Rumsev and Allen J Hastings) lawyers 

22-23 Exchange bank bldg 

Casarly John, laborer, res Homer N 0 

Case Arthur L, sta engineer, h 66 Barry 

Charles B, bookkeeper Quirin's tannery-, 

bds 12 Laurel av 

Maggie, housekeeper R R nr Jay- 

Casey Dennis, carpenter, h 19 Second av Bv 

Castor John, tailor, res Spring E 0 

John, Jr, cigarmaker, bds Spring E O 

Joseph, cigarmaker, h Spring E 0 

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Catlin John, blacksmith 2 State E 0 

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Mary-, waitress, res r Third cor State 

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Cerumel Carl, sta fireman, h 6 N Walnut N O Pauline g* n 

Chadderdon Sarah, wid Seeley, h Genesee Bv 

Chaffee Ida M, wid Merton D, dressmaker 317 Union, 4/> 

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Chamberlin Addie, res 74 Second © © 

Albert W, carpenter, h 74 Second © © 

Colby, h 130 Barry Sarah ° ° 

Edwin C, clerk Am Exp Co, bds 59 Union 

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Ira A, driver Am Exp Co, bds 59 Union 

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Albert M, planing mill 55 Barry, 

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Emma 0, wid Henry W, (Chamberlin Mfg Co) 

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63 Barrv, h 67 Union >—3 

George L, res 145 First 

CHAMBERLIN MFQ CO, (Emma O Chamberlin 

arid Edward Troy) mfrs screw stump pullers 

59—63 Banw \zjlz) 

Patience S, wid Lewis G, h 145 First 

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Seraph M, wid George, h 31 Henlev !—==! 

CHAMBERLIN WILLIS A, ticket broker Alta L ^ 

and real estate, 182 Union, h 131 Fifth 

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Champlin Ira A, shoemaker 3 Jay^, h do 

Sarah E 

Chandler Jennie H, wid George, h 94 East av 

Chapman Frank A, motorman, h 8 Brickell av Ella J L---J 

Joseph M, electrician, h 23 Laurel av Ella ^S 

Chappell Leola, wid Charles, h Railroad av E 0 ' 

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Olie C, student, h 44 Laurens 

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Charles William H, carpenter, rooms 3 Union pi ||| 

Chase Arthur L, piano tuner, h 50 Eleventh Etta C »|^ 

Chautauqua Nat'l Bldg, Loan & Savings Assn of Jamestown, 

201 Alasonic Temple, CPMoulton agt 

Cherlack Ira, sta fireman, res 164 Sullivan 

Irvin, teamster, res 164 Sullivan 

Chesner Ambrose, saloon 94 State, h do 

Frank, laborer, bds 94 State 

Louis, bartender 94 State, res do 

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Childs A Jeannette, teacher, res 35 Third av Bv 

CD S Esther J, teacher, res 35 Third av Bv 

cd Alary D, teacher No. 1, bds 15 Laurens 

EC Maria, domestic 93 Henley 

Montraville, driver, h 35 Third av Bv Sarah A. 

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Chittenden Fred, laborer, bds 116 Eleventh 

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^S William, laborer, bds 116 Eleventh 

to Chowiska Hanigan, laborer, h Moore's rd W O Ellen 

i Christian Emilys F, nurse, res 425 Union N O 

co Christopher Henry-J, watchman, h 188 First 

r Chrittenden Jared, oil refiner, h Reed nr Aiaggie 

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CJ> CITY CLERK, George M Maver 8 Citv bldg 

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Clammas Michael, laborer, h 185% Eighth Alareenia 

(->, Clancy Catherine, wid Owen, h 54 Oak N 0 

t-O Charles E, telegrapher, res 70 Green 

CO Edward J, woodfinisher, res 54 Oak N 0 

U^ Eugene, bricklayer, res 54 Oak N O 

John, peddlar, h 70 Green 

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John, Jr, telegrapher, res 70 Green 

fyf John, oil peddlar, h 193 Fourth Anna 

UJ Mollie, tailoress, res 54 Oak N O 

* Sarah, res 54 Oak N O 


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Clark Joseph, loco engineer, bds 32 State Jennie p- 

CLARK JOSEPH C, physician and surgeon Harriet C n 

15 Laurens, h 140 Third; office hours 10 to 12 A 2* 

m, 2:30 to 3:30 and 7 to 8 p M Z 

Lewis, driver, h 23 Tompkins Allie -—\ 

Louisa, domestic, 143 Fourth o 73 

Maranda, wid Anson, res 45 Clinton ^ 23 

Alargaret, wid Horace T, h 26 Fulton j Z 

Morris, foreman, h 21 Walnut N 0 Myrtie u> (A 

Nellie L, wid Frank A, dressmaker, h 66 Washington *^ 

Sadie, cook, 70 Wavne -. ----- 

Clauton Albert, pipefitter, bds 72 Oak NO 

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Clayson George R, painter, h Crown E O Esther h 33 

George W*', stillman, h 135 Sixth 

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Coast William F, (John Coast & Sons) Elizabeth 

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Tti COAST & WOOD, (J West Coast and Charles F 

—• Wood) clothing 142 Union 

q Cobb Alexander D, janitor High School, Matilda C 

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Charles H, glassblower, h 83 Second Sylvia L 

Elizabeth, wid John, res Eagle Hotel 

q^ George A W, student, res 106 Third 

^ Thomas, motorman, bds Eagle Hotel 

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J* Cohoon Adaline, nurse, res 142 Seventh 

fr, • Colas Joseph, grocer, Avenue B, N 0, h do 

Maria 

Leo, laborer, res Avenue B,NO 

•y* Mary, res Avenue B, N O 

^ Cole canvasser, bds 117 State 

l_ Abner S, stove polish, bds 108 Barry- 

Asa, laborer, h 21 Garden av E 0 

Myrtie E 

Charles, clerk 112 Union, rooms 6 Hamilton 

Edwin, baker, res Alain Bv 

George, teamster, h Union S 0 

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Henry, laborer, h 31 Garden av E O Amanda A




Cole Jay^, laborer, bds Goodrich av E 0 

Merritt, farmer, h Alain Bv 

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Thomas J, baker, bds 165 Union 

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William A, loco fireman, bds 60 Washington Minnie K 

Coleman Etta, res 247 State 

Fred H, cigars 249 State, res 247 do 

John C, tanner, h 247 State 

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Collard Henry-J, carriagemaker, h 68 First Elizabeth 

Collare Alary, wid Michael, h 32 Clinton 

Colleran Katie, domestic 32 Clinton 

Colligan, Nellie, teacher, res 457 Union N 0 

Timothy C, st com, h 457 Union N 0 Bridget *—^r 

Collins Bridget, domestic 10 Tompkins 

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Daniel, h 465% Union N 0 Ellen ZZl 

Fred E, bookkeeper 115 Buffalo, res Portville NY ^ 

John A, laborer, h 184 Tenth 

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Junius F, clerk Standard Oil Co, h 199 First Emma 

Margaret, domestic 139 Fourth 

Minnie, domestic 69 Clinton 

Patrick S, lawyer 121% Union, res 465 Union N 0 

Sarah A, wicl George W, res 131 Fifth 

Stella, domestic 4 Buffalo 

Stephen, barber 118 Union, bds 253 do 

Thomas, machinist, res 465 Union N 0 

William, teacher, h 56 Oak N 0 

Collopy Charles, laborer, res 15 River N 0 

Mary, wid John, h 15 River N 0 

Timothy B, (Ry-an & Collopy) 206 Union, 

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Colony Anna C, dressmaker, res 36 Laurens 

Arthur L, bookkeeper 164 Union, 

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Cora E, clerk 149 Union, res 36 Laurens 

Mary B, wid DeWitt, res 36 Laurens 

Colson John, molder, h 94 Third 

Peter, currier, h 15 Eleventh 

Comer Thomas, glassblower, bds Hotel Snyder 

Comfort Thomas, laborer, h 69 River N 0 

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OCT 199 State, h do 

•—» Condon John, laborer, res 80 Seventh 

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Conrad Neola M, res 58 Green -—• 

Warren, watchman, h 58 Green Susan E n 

Conrath Amanda, teacher, res 83 Seventh 

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John, carpenter, h 83 Seventh Mary^ A *—| 

CONROY THOMAS, asst supt Metropolitan Life Ins S 73 

Co, 9 Tower block, rooms 87 Union, bds Hotel ^ ^P 

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Consedine John, res Erie Hotel Bridget (fl (A 

John A, prop Erie Hotel 20 Railroad av, h do 

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Convey- Thomas, boilermaker, h 55 Spruce N 0 Anna m £J 

Conway Alexander J, carpenter, h 23 First av Bv Ada h 33 

Catherine, domestic 35 Eleventh 

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James E, conductor, h 210 Sixth Alary T 

Cook Albert, laborer, res 255 State 

Ann, wid Nicholas, h 63 Bishop E 0 

Annie, res 100 Washington 

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Emily J, wid Theodore, h 15 Laurens 

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Frank, teamster, res 255 State 

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Fred, laborer, res 100 Washington 3 §g 

George W, justice of the peace 446 Union N 0, Lida g gi5 

h 410 do 

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Gottlieb, laborer, h 100 Washington c *%> 

Harriet L, teacher, res 15 Laurens < t» 

Irving, canvasser, bds 57 Irving 

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Jacob, h 148 Henley 

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John, farmer, h 255 State 

Louise 3 t=H 

John, laborer, h 232 Henley 

Anna ' 5ra 

Julia, domestic 26 Laurens 

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Alilo, farmer, h Union S O Jane 8 8° 

Nannie H, clerk 141 Union, res 410 do N 0 

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William J, clerk car shops, res 100 Washington ?• co 

William J, clerk 232 Union, h 9 Buffalo Mary L m 

Cookingham Albert, laborer, h 10 Higgins av Angeline 

Marvin, painter, res 10 Higgins av 

Myrtle, domestic 70 Union, res 10 Higgins av 

Walter, laborer, res 10 Higgins av

Cooledge Eugene J, tinsmith, h 103 Thirteenth Jennie 

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Cooley Charles, painter, h Brook E 0 

Carrie 

u Clarence, driver, res 77 First 

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Thomas, laborer, h 77 First 

Laura 

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CO a. Coomes Helen G Airs, hairdresser 93 Second, h do 

-O COON JAMES V D, physician, druggist 

Polly A 

£ © and stationer 111 Union, h 22 State 

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£ 4> Coons George L, trav salesman, h 12 State 

Eva 

£ c Cooper Charles S, pipefitter, h 86 Seventh 

Adelle 

u. George, watchman, h 47 Third av Bv 

Carrie 

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Eliza 

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Corbin John, lumberman, h 5 River N 0 

Alary- 

>»J5 Samuel R, res 5 River N 0 

'o TJ Corkins John Mrs, h 71 Irving 

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o © Patrick, laborer, h 90 Eleventh 

Sarah 

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m. William M, stonecutter, h 109 Third 

Neva 

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a Cornwall John, stillman, bds Genesee House 

Cfl Cornwell David M, carpenter, h 94 Ninth Laura R 

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Corsett Lincoln E, carpenter, h 136 Ninth 

Cosgrove Mary N, teacher No 4, bds 77 Clinton 

Coss Amy, wid John F, res 28 Fulton 

Myron, barber, 15 State E 0, h 13 do 

Carrie A 

Frances 

Costello John H,(ELSmith&Co)112Union,hBuffalo,NY 

Thomas, porter Hotel Imperial, bds do 

COTTAGE HOriE, 126 State, Peter Schmitt prop 

Cotton Abraham L, contractor, h 157 Henley- Rebecca AI




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Cotton Charles, teamster, h 19 Eleventh 

Ophelia c O 

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Earl R, electrician, res 157 Henley 

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Jessie C, res 19 Eleventh 

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Louis B, res 19 Eleventh 

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Samuel H, carpenter, res 52 Eleventh 

Coughlin John, carpenter, bds 20 Railroad av 

John J, tankbuilder, res 97 State E 0 

Mary, res 97 State E 0 

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Timothy, farmer, h 97 State E 0 

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Timothy C, conductor, h 42 Laurens 

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Councilman George, res 189 Fourth 

Alaud oo 

Ira W, armorer, h 11 Fulton 

Josephine oo 

Countryman Alarietta, wdd, domestic Brook E O 

Couse Asa C, trav salesman, h 135 First Ida Brooks 

i—3 

Cousins James, woodworker, h Bell E 0 Josephine 

John, watchman, h Bell E 0 

Belle 

Coussion William R, sta fireman, h 63 

Rose '—3 

Railroad av E 0 

Cowclry Kate, wicl Olin, res 396 Union N 0 

Cowens Benjamin F, blacksmith, h 39 Barry Catherine 

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Harriet G, seamstress, res 39 Barry 

Coxe George, dancing teacher, rooms 102 First 

Coyde Agnes, teacher, res 417 Union N 0 

Albert, boilermaker, res 417 Union N 0 

Albert M, chief engineer Dotterweich Brewing Agnes CZZ) 

Co, h 417 Union N 0 

Cradduck Charles, grocer 12 Railroad av E 0 Mary 

h 9 State do 

Conrad B, h State E 0 

Alice 

John F, laborer, h 12 Garden av E 0 

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Cram Burt F G, clerk 187 Union, res 13 Laurel av 

H 

Eva A, wid Henry D, h 13 Laurel av 

Harry D, clerk, res 13 Laurel av 

Crandall Alburn, h 109 Henley 

Arnold G, collector 162 Union, 

h 11 Hamilton 

Elmer, carpenter, h 98 Ninth 

Emily-, wid L Dana, res 179% Union 

Eugene M, helper, h 104 East av 

Jerome T, stillman, h Union S 0 

Lucy E, wid Mansel M, res 104 East av 

Josephine M 

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Crandall Willard L, stillman, h 31 "Main Bv 

May 

Crane Henry D, canvasser, h 219% Union Martha 

Alarv, waitress Olean House 

Crannell Walter L, clerk 129 Union, h 103 Bertha V 

Clinton 

Crawford DanielD, tailor 158 Union, h 34 Wash- Sarah 

ington 

George H, clerk, res 74 Clinton 

Henry C, lumberman, h 74 Clinton 

Sarah 

James H, mason, bds 158% Union 

Jane, wid James, res 25 Henley- 

John C, barber 93% Union, rooms do 

Lula L, res 74 Clinton 

Mabel, clerk 141 Union, res 83 do 

William E, lumberman, res 74 Clinton 

Creagas John, res 76 Thirteenth 

Thomas, currier, h 76 Thirteenth 

Nettie 

Crocker Augustus, res 56 Eleventh 

George, currier, h 56 Eleventh 

Elizabeth 

Croft Frank, baker, h 113% Union 

Louise 

Cronin Ella G, teacher No 4, bds 77 Clinton 

Kate, waitress 137 Union 

Pony-, laborer, h 43 Adams av 

Lena 

Cr©sier Harry P, clerk 157 Union, bds 79 Fourth 

Crosthwaite Jennie, wid Richard, h 10 Alain Bv 

Robert, res 10 Alain Bv 

Crouse Charles, currier, h 27 Pierce av AV 0 Mary- 

Crow James, helper, bds 20 Railroad av 

Crowley Patrick J, carpenter, h Reed nr Twelfth Anna 

Crown Frederick, engineer, lads 26 Wayne 

Crummy John, laborer, h 1 78 Henley 

Cudding Fred E, carpenter, bds 74 Second 

Cullather Abraham, glassblower, h 30 

Alary 

N Washington N 0 

Cullen, marblecutter, bds 114 Barry- 

William, machinist, h Line E 0 

Cullis Mary-, domestic Olean House 

Cummings Thomas, tank foreman, h 187 

Thirteenth 

Cunningham Anna, domestic 141 First 

Christopher, carpenter, h 119 Seventh 

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Cunningham May-, domestic 128 Barry 

Reuben S, Racket Store 175-177 Union, 

h 15 Tompkins 

Curran Bernard, laborer, h 195 Seventh 

Mame, waitress Hotel Imperial 

Currier Jennie Mrs, res 209 Union 

Currv Christopher, carpenter, res 191 Seventh 

David, bricklayer, h 429 Union N O 

Edward L, loco engineer, h 189 Eighth 

Mary-, wicl James, h 191 Seventh 

Wilson, laborer, res 191 Seventh 

Curtin Timothy, bartender, 14 Railroad av, bd 

Curtis Allen R, oil producer, h 98 Sullivan 

Alvin H, res 132 Third 

Arthur, currier, res Homer N 0 

Bertha, res Homer N 0 

Edwin F, oil producer, res 98 Sullivan 

Elizabeth, wid John, h 14 Tompkins 

Florence E, res 132 Third 

George W, grocer, Homer N 0, h do 

Sarah A, wid Alvin, res 132 Third 

Saul, laborer, h 118 Third 

William H, oil producer, h 132 Third 

Curtiss Clara P, student, res 11 Laurel av 

William 0, cashier Standard Oil Co, 

h 11 Laurel av 

Cushing John, laborer, h 39 Spruce N 0 

Dahill Catherine, cook American House N 0 

Dailey- Jeremiah, laborer, bds 289 Union 

JohnF, motorman, h 156% Union 

Martin, conductor, h 182 First 

Thomas, laborer, h Erie av W 0 

Daily Daniel, farmer, h 4 Elm N 0 

Dennis, laborer, res 4 Elm N 0 

Dake Mattie A Mrs, h 323 Union 

Daley Allie E, laborer, h 83 Irving 

Dalfs Fred, farmer, h 140 Irving 

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Carrie 

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Annie R 

Eliza 

Dolphia 

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Ella H 

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124 kirwin's OLEAN DIRECTORY. 

DALLANBAUGH W CARL, surgeon and Ella E 

s-i general practitioner, 116 First, h do; Office 

Tti hours 8 to 9 A m; 12 to 2 and 6 to 8 p m; telephone 

Dalton Minnie, waitress Hotel Imperial 

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q Daly- Harry, glassblower, bds Grand Central Hotel 

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John, expressman, rooms 223 Union 

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Peter C, machinist, res 72 Second 

Clara 

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Dam Daniel, laborer, h 169 Ninth 

Danforth Anna A, res 39 Sullivan 

Alatie 

^> Lizzie E, res 39 Sullivan 

i-H Alary H, res 39 Sullivan 

.. Nancy A, wicl Edward AI, h 39 Sullivan 

g Daniels Ada F, res 76 First 

,-* George R, jeweler 109 Union, rooms 75 State 

(^- Lewis, janitor, h Brook E 0 Lois 

p^ Silas J, carpenter, h King E 0 Anna 

î Daood Bertha L, operative, res 20 Whitney av 

CS Joseph G, barber 229 Union, h 20 Whitney av Anna 

a 

Lillie, operative, res 20 Whitneyr av 

Darrin Harriet H, wid Zeba res 89 Clinton 

Cg Daud Julius, supt Olean Chemical Works, N Washington, 

h N 0, h Titusville, Pa 

£ Davenport A M, tanner, h 130 Ninth Alary- 

Charles A, carpenter, h 104 Washington Louisa 

Claude, clerk 142 Union, res 130 Ninth 

o Ruth D, res 104 Washington 

Davey Jeremiah, soapmaker, h Henley west Mary S 

0> 

of Fourteenth 

. Davidson Perry A, clerk Standard Oil Co, bds 131 

1^ 

First, rooms 67 Union 

J* Davis Arthur E, student, res 23 Coleman 

fr. Charles L, clerk 142 Union, res 45 Barry 

Daniel, telegrapher, h 23 Coleman 

Jennie 

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Frances C, wid John A, boarding, 28 Wayme 

Fred W, clerk Wells Fargo & Co, res 33 Garden avEO 

l_J Harry F, bookkeeper Standard Oil Co, Clara G 

res 45 Barry 

James W, organizer, h 33 Garden av E 0 Harriet 

John K, oil driller, h 24 Genesee Bv 

Emma 

John M, bill clerk W N Y & P R R, 

Alary 

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Davis Lucy^, wid Selkirk, res 119 Irving 

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c £L Nellie L, teacher High School, bds 49 Clinton 

Orville L, bookkeeper, h 45 Barry 

Phcebe E 

Thomas J, fireman, h 58 Third 

Mary T 

William A, pipelineman, h 107 Eighth 

Alice 

Dayrson Isaac, glassblower, bds Grand Central Hotel 

Deabold Anna AI, res 11 Tompkins 

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John, h 11 Tompkins "© O © O 

John, Jr, blacksmith, h 7 Tompkins 

Anna O O 

Alary, res 11 Tompkins 

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William N, clerk l4l Union, h 14 Eighth Annie K 

Dean Charles, teamster, h Avenue A, N O Ella 7Z\ 

Crandell W, driver, h 459 Union N O Orilla rm 

Eugene R, gluemaker, res 221 First 

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Frank, foreman American Glue Co, h 219 First Alice cj 

Hiram, supt, h 221 First _ Ella T ^ 

Dearborn Edwin J, night ticket agent Erie depot, Susan E^ 

h 43 Walnut N O 

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Georgia, res 43 Walnut N 0 

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Decker Alary, wicl Miles, res State W 0 

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Deckert Alaggie, waitress Olean House 

Deckman Charles, butcher, bcls 198 Fonrth 

Kate 

Deetman George, trackwalker, h 30 PineN 0 Margaret 

Degnan John, boilermaker, h 29 Walnut N 0 Kate 

Mary, res 46 Spruce N 0 

Patrick, h 46 Spruce N 0 

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Deibler Addison, baggage transfer, h South By Lida M 

Clarence, laborer, res South Bv > 

DeKay Albert B, clerk Erie ft depot, res 166 King E 0 

Elizabeth Mrs, h 166 King E 0 

Harry M, asst baggagemaster Erie depot, Matie 

h 58 Oak NO 

tr 3 

N & Son, (Nathaniel and William) grocers, ? 

83 Bishop E 0 P 

Nathaniel, (N DeKay & Son) 83 Bishop Sarah a 2 

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Nathaniel, Jr, clerk, res 83 Bishop E O 

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Ora, machinist, res 166 King E 0 

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William (N DeKay & Son) 83 Bishop Sarah U 

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Delaney Thomas, stonemason, res 21 Tompkins

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Delaney- William, laborer, h 21 Tompkins 

Delaware Fire Ins Co (Phila.) 201 Masonic Temple 

C P Moulton agent 

CQ Delinger Louis, coachman 15 South 

CO Delmage Sheldon L, millman, h 129 State 

Demel John, machinist, res State W 0 

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Peter, laborer, h State W 0 

Sebastian, driver 168 State, bds 165 do 

DEriOCRAT, (semi-weekly) 167 Union, Sibley 

& Ostrom publishers (See adv) 

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Dempsey Bartholomew, mason, h 34 Oak N O 

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Demskie August, mason, h 129 Henley^ 

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Bertha, domestic 109 Eleventh 

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Diffenderfer Clarence M, bookkeeper Nellie A -—* 

188 Union, h 3 Laurel av n 

Dillon Catherine, wicl Thomas, res Bateman House 7& 

Dinder Mary-, housekeeper 65 Union 

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Dinnings Edward, beamhand, bds Grossman av E 0 r—\ 

Diver Jane, wid William, h 20 Whitney av o 73 

Doane Willis 0, trav salesman, h 237 State Jennie ^^P 

Dodd Edward L, gen'l dealer 202 State, h do Mattie 5 Z 

Peter A, agent, h 201 State Grace jjj (A 

Doen Leonard, h Avenue A, N 0 

Emma w*]2 

Doerr Anna, wid Charles, h 194 Fourth 

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Dolan Thomas H, currier, h 181 Henley 

Kate A n __| 

Dollard John, laborer, h Twelfth bet Henleyr and Mary -h ^53 

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Donnelly Henry, lawy-er 113% Union, h 76% Alary J < o 

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Edward, mason, h 52 Green 

Anna 

James, laborer, h 40 Elm N 0 Mary g § 

Jennie E, stenographer, res 52 Green 

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Donovan Bartholomew, boilermaker, h 131 Kate § 22 

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Jeremiah, laborer, h 163 Thirteenth Sarah ^H 

John, bartender 464 Union, N 0 res do 

Julia, waitress 464 Union N 0 

Kate, teacher, res 464 Union N 0 

Michael, sta fireman, h 37 Spruce N 0 Catherine

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Dower Jerome E, bill poster, rooms Opera House 

Dowman Harley E, clerk 133 Union, res 38 Washington 

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Winthrop A, foreman, h 38 Washington Eliza 

Downing Elizabeth M, dressmaker, 22% Whitney av, 

res do 

William, conductor, bds 55 Whitney av 

Doyle Charles, laborer, h 43 Pine N 0 

Loretta 

Reuben, pipefitter, h 73 Second 

June S 

Drake Clyde, helper, res 23 N River N 0 

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Hattie Airs, h 23 N River N 0 

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James, pipefitter, res 23 N River N 0 

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Orren, helper, res 23 N River N 0 

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Drier Charles, boilermaker, bds 448 Union N 0 

Driscoll Daniel W, feeder, h 148 Thirteenth 

Delia 

Florence, loco fireman, bds Genesee House 

John, laborer, res 445 Union N 0 

John W, (Duringer & Driscoll) 227 Union 

Mary 

h Twelfth, bet Henley and State 

John W, switchman, bds 494 Union N 0 

Kate, res 73 Wayne 

Alary, wid Cornelius, h 445 Union N 0 

Alichael, laborer, res 445 Union N 0 

Nora, res 73 Wayne 

Patrick, loco fireman, h 73 Wavne 

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John R, (J R Droney Lumber Co) 309-310 Alasonic 

Temple, rooms 96 Barry^ 

Druby Nicholas H, carpenter, h 177 Henley- Minnie 

Ducy^ Agnes, laundress Hotel Imperial 

Daniel, laborer, h 180 Eighth 

Ann 

Mamie, res 180 Eighth 

Sadie, waitress Grand Central Hotel 

Thomas, laborer, res 180 Eighth 

Ducleou Mary, wid Robert, h 35 Maple N O 

Duffy Bernard, fireman, h 60 Wayne Anna M 

Cornelius, sta fireman, h 185 Eighth 

James, stillman, h 75 N River N O 

James V, carpenter, h 33 Fulton 

Patrick J, merchant tailor, 139% Union, h 126 

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- Dugan see also Dougan 

o Dugan Cornelius, res 17 Laurel av 

os Dennis D, oil contractor, h 17 Laurel av Lizzie 

> John, sta fireman, h 80 Fifth 

Abbie 

Alichael C, foreman, h 139 Fourth 

Nellie 

c Timothy, gauger, h 202 Fourth Ellen 

75 Duggan Cornelius B, telegrapher Erie depot, bds Amer.- 

^SJ ican House N O 

to John F, canvasser, res Buffalo W O 

JJ Mary C, res Buffalo W O 

co Matthew F, canvasser, res Buffalo W O 

Michael, cooper, h Buffalo W O 

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Thomas, cooper, res Buffalo W 0 

Duke Charles A (Duke & Rogers) 200% Union, h Duke 

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Horace J, machinist, h 157 Sullivan 

Flora Z 

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p~j Howard J, painter, res 157 Sullivan 

£"7< John, real estate, h 76 Clinton Nancy J 

•_m Metta L, res 157 Sullivan 

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CO Rogers) printers 200% Union (See adv) 

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5a Prompt Attention given to Mail Orders. 202^ Onion StPeet 

Dunbar Lucius E, teamster, h River S O 

Sarah 

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< William, mason, h Plum E 0 Delia 

Dunlavey see also Donlavey 

Dunlavey James W, mgr, 225 Union, 

Josephine 

h 6 Coleman 

Johanna, wid John, res 15 River N 0 

John L, (Estate) liquors 225 Union


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DUNLEVIE E V & CO, (Ernest V Dunlevie and F L ^ 

Stowell) wholesale lumber 36 Ex Bank bldg 

Fl 

Ernest V, (E V Dunlevie & Co) 36 Exchange Emma ^ 

Bank bldg, h 24 State 

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Dunn Harry, driver 144% Union, rooms do >—| 

Laura, wicl John, h 117 Green 

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Thomas, carpenter, bds Reed nr Eleventh 

m ^33 

William, cook Hotel Imperial j Z 

Dunning Abraham G, laborer, h 131 Buffalo Mary L w (A 

Demrous, tooldresser, h Union S 0 Emma n*2~ 

DURHAM FRANK R, agt American Exp. Co Eliza R h ^ 

138 Union, h 72 First m £J 

Duringer Florence I, res 65 Sullivan 

h ^3 

Jennie K, clerk 113 Union, res 65 Sullivan +—\ 

William M, (Duringer & Driscoll) Elizabeth q 

227 Union, h 65 Sullivan ^ 

& Driscoll, (William Al Duringer and John W Dris- _^ 

coll) liquors 227 Union *q 

Durmont Albert, loco fireman, h 161 Eighth, Marv 

DUSENBURY JOHN E, pres First National Bank and " w 

New Conklin Wagon Co, h Portville, N Y 3< 

Dutton Oscar E, carpenter, h 93 State E O Esther % s^ 

DWINELLS CHANDLER S, lawyer room 5, Lucy E I S§ 

142% Union, h 195 Henley S go 

Dwver Margaret, wid Timothy, h 28 N Washington o g*5 

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Martin L, dispatcher W N Y & P R R, h 166 Anna 3 w£ 

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EAGLE HOTEL, 127 State, D W Odell prop 

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Earle Alton, laborer, h Clark E 0 

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EAST OLEAN HOUSE, 3 State E 0, Alfred Kritter 

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Eastabrook Anna D, res 336 Union 

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Emerson B, shoemaker 336 Union, h do Hattie w ^ 

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Eastman Henry N, laborer, res 28 King E 0 

Eastwood George, hostler 130 Union, bds 152% do 

Mav Mrs, bds 25 Green 

EATON AUGUSTUS T, cashier First Na- Harriet N 

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EATON FRED L, lawyer 31 Exchange Elizabeth B 

-w bank bldg, h 85 Sullivan 

Tti Frederick R, res 33 Laurens Florence 

g George B, clerk First National Bank, res 131 Banw 

q Nettie, res 34 State 

Eckenrode Frank, laborer, h 35 Buffalo 

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Ecklund Alfred E, electrician, res 171 Seventh 

Lina, wid John, h 171 Seventh • 

Q^ Eckman William H, foreman, h 47 Coleman Elizabeth 

\f^ EDDY JOHN L, physician and surgeon L Elvira 

^H 5-6 City bldg, h 8 State; office hours 8 to 9 A m; 

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^ Edel Alexander, stonemason, h 4 Eighth Justine 

jg Alfred, laborer, h 141 Irving Alarie 

£• EDEL AUGUST, grocer 109 State, h do Emma 

r^ Benjamin, carpenter, h 101 Eleventh Sophia 

S EDEL CHARLES, liquors 217 State, h do Josephine 

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^ C H A R L E S E D E L , 

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and Proprietor of EDEL'S HALL, 

£ 217 STATE ST., O L E A N , N. Y. 

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Edel Frank, cooper, res 3 Eighth 

EDEL'S HALL 217 State 

Edel Henry, laborer, res 3 Eighth 

PQ Jerome, laborer, h 104 Thirteenth 

Anna 

^ John, car inspector, h 101 Eleventh Jennie 

John, car builder, h 60 Eleventh 

Sabina 

Joseph, laborer, h 95 Thirteenth 

Louise 

Joseph, machinist, res 217 State 

Mary, res 217 State 

Xavier, laborer, h 3 Eighth 

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Edwards Caroline L, bookkeeper 67 State, res 109 Green "J5. ?• 

Eugene P, foreman, h 109 Green Anna g* £L 

Sarah Airs, res Goodrich av E 0 

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Egan Florence, sectionman, bds 208 Sixth 

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Egker Joseph, teamster, bds 99 Eleventh 

Eggleston John E, asst mgr Standard Oil Co, J Agnes 

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h 167 Fourth 

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Joseph, woodturner, bds 28 Wayne '0 5 

Lawrence, gauger, bds 135 Sixth 

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Ehler William B, laborer, bds 19 Tompkins 

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Ehman Charles, laborer, bds 123 Thirteenth 

Eichler John, laborer, h State W 0 

Margaret 

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Eld Alexander, currier, bds Clark E 0 

Eldridge Charles J, driver, h 119 Irving 

Hattie J 

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Elliott Henry- Ward, trav salesman, h 19 State Delia AI 5 

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Ellis Brazilla E, (Fitch & Ellis) City bldg, h Allegany, 

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Herman, laborer, h 71 Green 

Mollie 

Ellsworth Franz M, harnessmaker, h 11 First Nellie 

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Stella, wicl Walter, boarding 57 Irving 

EHERSON A J flRS, millinery and fancy goods 109 

Union, h 107% do 

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E O, pres Keystone Gas Co 162 Union, h Pittsburg, 

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Emmons Jennie E, res 86 Barry- 

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House, 464 Union N O, Wm Donovan prop 

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C H Rockwood agent 

Engelbach Adolph, hotel 82 Wayne, h do Catherine P 3 

Charles, fireman,res 82 Wayne 

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John, loco fireman, bds 105 Twelfth 

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Otto, laborer, h 176 Third Vicia >£| 

Engels Charles, car inspector, bds Bateman House 

England Mary A, wid James, res 26 Laurens 

Engle Frances, clerk 123 Union 

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Alowbry 0, teamster, h Brook E 0 

EVENING HERALD, 167 Union, Sibley & Ostrom 

publishers 

Evens Silas, barber Masonic Temple, bds 117 Union 

EXCHANGE BANK BUILDING, 149-151-153 

Minnie 

Emily F 

Anna 

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Anna 

Erckerson John, currier, h W River S 0 

Erickson Augustus, laborer, bds 13 State E 0 

Edward, laborer, bds 13 State E 0 

AVilliam H, shoemaker 156 State, bds do 

Ernst Eliza S, res 75 Union 

ERNST HENRY M, oil producer 

37 Exchange Bank bldg, h 75 Union 

Theodore, laborer, h 213 State 

Ervine Thomas, h 181 Eighth 

Etter Eli, tinsmith 143 Union, h 95 Henley 

Eli F, apprentice Herald, res 95 Henley- 

Ella C, clerk 113 Union, res 95 Henley 

Harry, barber 92 State, h 121 Thirteenth 

Minnie A, milliner 123 Union, res 95 Henley- 

Evans Fred G, teamster, h Brook E 0 

John, ins agent, rooms 135% Union 

Alary- 

Sarah 

Union (See opp title page) 

EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK, Union cor Laurens; 

Frank L Bartlett pres; Allan I Williams 

cashier (See outside cover) 

Eyler Sylvester, driver Acme Mills, h 26 First Anna B 

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Fagan Peter F, currier, h 161 Sullivan Tacy E 

Fagerstrom Charles AI, stillman, h 12 Buffalo Emma 

Fahey Michael, motorman, bds 50 State 

Sadie, domestic 3 South 

Sarah, cook Genesee House 

Fahrer Eugene, cooper, res 98 Eleventh 

Joseph, machinist, res 98 Eleventh 

William, laborer, h 98 Eleventh 

Frances 

Fairbanks Emma, res 20 State E 0 

John, laborer, h 20 First av Bv 

Carrie 

Moses, res 20 First ay By 

Louisa


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Fairchild Bertha, music teacher, res 108 Tenth 

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Nelson D, mfr wash machines, h 108 Tenth StellaM Fl 

Fall Bridget M, res Buffalo W O 

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Mary A, res Buffalo W O 

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Fargo Joseph, cigars 243 Union, bds 241 do o 73 

Farhstein Abraham, peddler, h 77 Third 

Rose ^^P 

Farley Anna, wicl James, h 46 Clinton j Z 

Bridget, wid John, h 31 Alaple NO «j V* 

James, laborer, bds 64 Wavne 

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FARLEY'S RESTAURANT,' 95 Union, Burdick & h g 

Harvey- props 

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Farmer Jean B, milliner, res 126 Second n 33 

Minnie H, res 126 Second 

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Thomas A, woodworker, h 126 Second Bertha q 

FARQUHARSON WILLIAM L, bookkeeper Vacuum ^ 

Oil Co, and florist, Harmon av, Allegany, NY, —. 

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Farr Frank, laborer, h Union S 0 Eunice g c? 

George, machinist, h River S 0 

Josephine 2 E 

Farrell Arthur, laborer, h 7 Henley § § 

Arthur P, res 7 Henley 

£ -a. 

John E, pres Acme Glass Co, h 18 Oak N O Anna 5 £° 

Margaret C, res 7 Henley I « co 22 

Mary E, res 7 Henley 

Robert, laborer, bds 116 Eleventh 

Stacia, domestic 9 Laurens 

Thomas, driver, res 7 Henley 

Farren John J, clerk 145 Union, res Avenue A, N 0 

Philip, tea agent, h Avenue A, N 0 

Elizabeth

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ii • Farwell Bessie C, res 97 Fourth 

C b«) Jane, wid Joseph, h 97 Fourth 

m. ^_ Fate John, driller, h River S 0 

Olive 

3 .S Fath William, tanner, bds 130 Sullivan 

^£ Faulkner, Soda L, wid Bert R, res 31 State 

•- xi Faunce William E, blacksmith, h 24 Barry 

Susie 

"5 J? Fay Frederick T, teamster, h r 79 N River N 0 Ella 

2 a Morris A, mgr 78 State, h 33 Irving Celia 

£ .5 Fehan D & Co, (David and Elizabeth M Fehan) grocers 

"- 476 Union N 0 

David, (D Fehan & Co) 476 Union N 0, h do 

3 • Elizabeth M, (D Fehan & Co) 476 Union N O, h do 

„ Feller John C, laborer, h 158 North Emma I 

rt § Feltham Clarence Y, messenger W U Tel Co, res 30 

>,J-\ Green 

o*§ R James, blacksmith, h 30 Green Lizzie L 

tj o Percy G, blacksmith, res 30 Green 

u Fenton John, currier, h 96 Buffalo Alaggie 

Q— Ferrin Martin, sta fireman, h 165 Ninth Carrie 

.22 .22 Ferris George, carpenter, h 23 First av Bv Jennie 

£ t William C, laborer, h 72 Bishop E O Myrtie 

+j S Feuchter Anna K, teacher No 3, res 100 Second 

.5 _ Clara A, res 100 Second 

Ok 5 Clara M, bookkeeper 19 Wayne, bds 67 First 

rs '5 George, blacksmith 89 First, h 100 Second 

*£ jS Lena, wid Frederick, h 152% Union 

7 u William F, helper 164 Union, res 152% do 

O g Fidor Joseph, laborer, h 8, Walnut N 0 

Julia 

H -j "Fiechter Caroline, wid William, res 165 Henley 

yj^ William, laborer, h 165 Henley Katie 

^ +j Field May, wid Charles A, h 165 Sixth 

rt Fields Emmett, laborer, res r 177 Union 

J AI, machinist, bds 74 Second 

Nellie, laundress, res r 177 Union 

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LU 3 Rabia, wid William, laundry r 177 Union, h do 

*4 c Filer Lidie, nurse, h 50 Barry 

w Filio Grace, domestic 55 Clinton 

O Filkins Claude W L, civil engineer, res 55 Fourth 

Isaiah V, pensioner, h 55 Fourth 

Isidora 

Finch Wrilliam B, carpenter,, h Lime E 0 

Linnie 

Finger Charles, tank builder, h 111 Eleventh Augusta




Finger Edward P, foreman car shps, h 132 Sullivan Lydia c P 

Gustof, boilermaker, h 142 Sullivan Hattie «3 "=; 

Fink John, saloon 163 State, h do 

Katie £* P 

Katie, res 163 State *. " 

Sophie, res 163 State g* „ 

Finn Menzo W, farmer, h River SO 

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Finnessy Margaret, teacher, res 10 Fulton 

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Patrick T, h 10 Fulton 

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Fitzgerald Edward L, currier, res 16 Washington 

James, laborer, res Homer N 0 

EC John (Fitzgerald Bros) 167 Union, res 65 Barry 

>-, John A, currier, res 16 Washington 

C Alary-, dressmaker, h 140 Ninth 

la Maurice, laborer, h 16 Washington 

Adelia 

^S May A, teacher, res 16 Washington 

to Michael, laborer, res Homer N O 

°? Michael, saloon 472 Union N 0, bds 494 do 

oo Nora Airs, res 140 Ninth 

r Patrick, laborer, h 9 Pierce av W 0 Ellen 

^5 Theresa A, teacher, res 16 Washington 

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Thomas, bds 494 Union N 0 

William, laborer, res Homer N 0 

William D, clerk 167 Union, res 65 Barry 

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Fitzgibbons Anna, waitress Olean House 

Kate, head waitress Olean House 

f*> | Alary, pastry cook Hotel Imperial 

CO Maiw, wid James, h 23 Second av Bv 

C/3 Michael, loco fireman, h 17 Henley Lucy-J 

MJ Fitzpatrick Daniel, boilermaker, bds 464 Union N O 

|—3 Ella, dressmaker, res 153 Sullivan 

^Z Ellen, wid Morgan, h 153 Sullivan 

fyf- Jennie, res 18 Fulton 

U4 Lizzie, domestic 39 Sullivan 

'*J-^ Alalachi G, bookkeeper 310 Masonic Tern- Alary J 

Q pie, h 18 Fulton 

o g Alary, wid Hugh, h 36 Pine N 0 

cc g Fitzsimmons Etta, res 461 Union N 0 

m-\ m-\ John C, saloon 461 Union N 0, h do 

_ Michael L, laborer, h 9 Walnut N 0 Kate 

P j£ Thomas C, bartender 461 Union N 0, res do 

$ £ Flagg Charles L, carpenter, h 111 Twelfth Nettie 

£3 Flameng Fred, laborer, h 115 Eleventh Emilie 

Fleming Henry, laborer, bds 13 State E 0 

Flint Lulie, nurse, bds 104 Eighth 

Flood James J, h 31 Coleman 

Alary 

Katherine, res 31 Coleman 

Flynn Catherine, res 174 Thirteenth


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Flynn Catherine, teacher, res Twelfth bet Henley- and p- 

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Eleanor, res 174 Thirteenth 33 

Hugh, waxmaker, h Twelfth bet Henley and Susan Z 

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John F, cooper, h 98 Thirteenth 

Nellie o ^73 

Joseph, printer, res 174 Thirteenth 

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Matthew, laborer, h 174 Thirteenth Alarcelia j Z 

Alatthew L, driver 31 Buffalo, res 174 Thirteenth (A 

Nellie, dressmaker, res Twelfth bet Henley and State -/^ 

Susan, teacher S 0 School, res Twelfth bet Henley n Sj~ 

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William, sta engineer, bds 10 Elm NO h 33 

Fobes Amanda, wid George M, h 14 State ' +—\ 

Elizabeth, wid Milton B, h 24 State 

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Fred D, bookkeeper 33 Ex. Bank bldg, res 14 State ^ 

George, sec, treas and mgr Josephine Al ^^^ 

21 Exchange Bank bldg, bds Olean House C5 

FOBES JOHN R, pres and supt Olean Street Lois G • 

Railway Co, 207 Aiasonic Temple, h 143 Second g 

Mary C, res 14 State ^ 3< 

Walter R, med student res 14 State , 1 %•< 

Foley Augustine, marblecutter, res 60 Third 

FOLEY BROS, (Peter C and John P) marble and granite £ §» 

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Foley^ Fannie, res 60 Third 

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James, marblecutter, res 60 Third < § 

John, shoemaker, h 60 Third 

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John P, (Foley Bros) 69-71 State, h 71 Henley Kate 5 E3 

Mariette, cook Grand Central Hotel 

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Martin, marblecutter, res 71 State 2 § 

Nellie, domestic Grand Central Hotel 

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Patrick, h 71 State Catherine 3 8° 

Peter C, (Foley Bros) 71 State, res do 

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William H, marblecutter, res 71 State 

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Follett Albert M, refiner, h 209 Sixth 

Phoebe E 

Edgar, laborer, bds 116 Green 

FOLLETT HELVILLE C, physician and sur- Mary A 

geon 51 Henley, h do; office hours 10 to 12 a m 

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Fontaine Edward, laborer, h W River S O Elizabeth 

Foose Charles D, trav salesman, h 91 Wash- Nettie L 

ington 

Foote Silas K, clerk First Nat'l Bank, bds Olean House 

Ford Bessie V, res 80 First 

FORD GEORGE C, merchant tailor, clothing, Ida Al 

boots and shoes 158 Union, h 80 First 

Marion, domestic 18 Genesee Bv 

FORHAN GEORGE V, vice-pres Exchange National 

Bank, h Buffalo, N Y 

Louis V, h 13 Eighth 

Luella 

Forrest Frank F, machinist, res 191 First 

James M, millwright, h 191 First 

Carrie M 

Leona B, res 191 First




Forrest Lester, conductor, h 203 First 

Forrester James M, engineer, h 49 Sullivan 

William, blacksmith, bds 21 Fulton 

FOSS WILLIAfl J, groceries, boots and shoes 

34 Wayne, h do (See adv) 

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Foster George M, glassblower, res 112 Twelfth 

Jeremiah B, carpenter 

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Jessie, domestic, 2 Fourth av Bv 

Michael, pensioner, bds 77 First 

Millard A, carpenter, h 112 Twelfth 

Roy, laborer, h Crown E 0 

Fountain Ella, cook 163 Union 

Fountain Hose No 1, 85 First 

Fowler Clarissa A, res 54 Clinton 

Frederick K Rev, pastor Baptist Church 

h 54 Clinton 

Joseph C, coppersmith, h 103 Ninth 

Fox Charles, laborer, res 200 Sixth 

Charles, laborer, h Johnson N O 

Edwin, h 7 Pierce av W 0 

Eugene, laborer, h Railroad av E 0 

Harry L, glassblower, h 87 Sullivan 

Isaac S, glassblower, h 10 Buffalo 

John, carpenter, h 84 Eleventh 

John, laborer, h 217 Henley 

John, laborer, h 200 South 

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Martha 

Hattie 

Anna H 

Emma F 

Jennie 

Anna 

Emma 

Laura A 

Rebecca W 

Rachel 

Anna 

Rose 

Louisa, wid George W, (Fox & Pinney) 198 Union, 

h196%do 

Lula, res 196% Union 

Peter, carpenter, bds 194 Fifth 

Peter, laborer, res 200 Sixth 

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fr>$ Fox Wilber, sta engineer, res 196% Union 

Oh" William, currier, h 1 Pierce av W 0 Ella 

TL\0 William J, farmer, h State W 0 Mary 

& Pinney- (Mrs Louisa Fox and Priscilla Pinney^) 

restaurant 198 Union 

FRANCHOT BROS, (Stanislaus P and Nicholas V V) 

oil producers 26 Exchange Bank bldg 

FRANCHOT NICHOLAS V V, (Franchot Annie W 

Bros) and mayor 26 Exchange Bank bldg, h 

, y 151 Second cor Sullivan 

£o g FRANCHOT RICHARD H, oil producer, 26 Helen E 

o:5 o Exchange Bank bldg, h 163 Fourth 

aI a FRANCHOT STANISLAUS P, (Franchot Bros) 26 

^ 2 Exchange Bank bldg, h Buckingham, Que 

qUz Frank Catherine, wid Christopher, hotel 50-52 State, 

ogi hdo 

Z «*) Charles C, operator Postal Telegraph- Blanche L 

< j S Cable Co, h 108 Henley 

2^ d Morris, fireman, h Twelfth bet Henley and Grace 

Kj,.1. State 

tO " Franklin Chester, painter, bds 345 Union 

o"" s Ins Co 149 Union, W H Mandeville & Co agents 

^h o Lemuel A, grocer, h 321% Union Lucy^ A 

 

Freeman Anson, bartender, res 52 River N 0 

Frank G, cigarmaker 93 Union 

John W, laborer, h 52 River N O . Adaline 

Melissa, wid, h 72 Barry 

Prichard, laborer, h 107 Green 

Martha 

William, laborer,,res 52 River N 0 

French Charles J, currier, h 86 Washington Edith H 

Harrv C, bookkeeper First Natl Bank, res 81 Second 

FRENCH JOHN C, lumber 214 Masonic 

Effie D 

Temple, h 110 Barry


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French Nellie D, res 81 Second 

Othelia D, wicl James R, h 81 Second 

William H, currier, h 100 Twelfth 

Frey Albert, switchman, h 208 Sixth 

August, loco engineer, h 202 Seventh 

Charles G, gen'l foreman W N Y & P shops, 

h 212 Seventh 

Frisbey Luzerne D, laborer, h 225% Union 

Fritz Joseph, carpenter, h 92 Washington 

Frohlich Michael F, butcher, h 24 Genesee Bv 

Frver Edward, laborer bds 352 Union 

Fuchs Ronold, h 215 State 

Sophia, res 215 State 

Fuller Diantha E, domestic 136 Fourth 

Merritt H, brakeman, h 130 Sixth 

Mary 

Anna 

Frances 

Mary 

Emma 

Mary- 

Anna 

Wilhelmina 

Gertie E 

William F, clerk 59 State, bds Hotel Imperial 

Furman Jason L, loco fireman, h 36 Elm N O Pearl 

Furry Michael, laborer, h 154 Eighth 

Compost 

Fuss Fred, Jr, blacksmith, h 110 Fourth Amanda 

Gabler Chris, plumber 164 Union, h 75 Tenth 

John, farmer, h 94 Thirteenth 

John, Jr, steamfitter, h 96 Thirteenth 

William L, painter, h 191 State 

Gage Bernard L, carbuilder, h 22 King E 0 

Frank P, laborer, h Brook E O 

Gainey Thomas, currier, bds 112 Thirteenth 

Gaino Edward, laborer, res Avenue B, N 0 

Joseph, laborer, h Avenue B, N 0 

Gale Henry, (C V B Barse & Co) 143 Union, h 

8 Laurel av 

John, brickmaker, h 3 Union pi 

Galey Stephen, laborer, h 49 Orchard av E 0 

Gallagher Cecelia, music teacher, res 202 First 

Daniel B, oilman, h 202 First 

Harry, laborer, res 90 Pine N O 

Hugh, currier, h 206 Henley 

James, oil operator, h 7 Wayme 

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GAULT BROS, (James C, Lawrence C and Joseph A) 

meat market 194 Union 

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James C, (Gault Bros) 194 Union, 

Minnie E 

h 32 First av Bv 

Joseph A, (Gault Bros) 194 Union, rooms 138 Barry 

LawrenceC,(Gault Bros) 194 Union, rooms 138 Barry 

Gay Charles J, laborer, h 21 First av Bv 

Olivia 

Ethel L, dressmaker, res 21 First av Bv 

Gaylor Grace E, domestic 74 Sullivan 

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Gaymor Michael, laborer, h 130 Henley 

Ellen OO 

Gayton Charles, laborer, h Railroad av E 0 Eleanor OO 

Geise Frank, clerk 105 Union, h 49 Adams av Cynthia OO 

Frank, Jr, blacksmith, res 49 Adams av 

George F, tanner, res 49 Adams av 

Joseph, farmer, h State W 0 

Kate 

Katie, domestic 39 Clinton 

Geiser Joseph, laborer, h 220 Seventh 

Agnes 

Gena John M, tailor 164% Union, rooms do 

Genesee House 10, Railroad av, William Hutchings prop 

Georgia Albert W, lumber, h 143 Barry 

Sarah D 

Alice M, music teacher, res 143 Barryr 

Estella, res 43 Walnut N 0 

Fred B, ticket agent Erie depot 

Carrie 

h 43 Walnut N 0 

M L Mrs, dressmaker, rooms 9 Laurel av 

Gerlach John, tailor, h 164 State 

Marv 

Mary S, res 164 State 

William, laborer, bds 174 Irving 

Germain John H, currier, h 57 King E 0 

Emma 

Wilfred, res 57 King EO 

German Evangelical Church, 118 Thirteenth, Rev Conrad 

Pfeffer pastor 

GERMANIA FIRE INS CO, (N Y) 306 Masonic Temple, 

E E Alderman agent 

GERHER BURDETTE R, REV 

pastor People's M E Church E 0,h 

Gerreta James, laborer, h 273 Union 

Louis, saloon 259 Union, h do 

Thomas, bartender 259 Union, h do 

Gerstenberger Henry L, mgr Acme Works cooperage 

dept, h 96 Sullivan 

Nellie 

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Getsee John, laborer, h 3 Walnut N 0 Lena 

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S Getsie Stephen, laborer, h Avenue B, N O Mary 

a> Geuder George, laborer, h 97 Seventh Catherine 

£• GEUDER JOHN H, grocer 146 State, h do Anna 

Michael C, driver 213 Union, h 9 Jay Emma C 

Geyser Edward, laborer, res 77 Fourth 

•^ George, laborer, res 77 Fourth 

^3 Jacob, laborer, res 77 Fourth 

to Louis W, glassblower, res 60 Green Anna 

5 Valentine, bartender 64 State, res 77 Fourth 

co Gibbons Eva M, res 200 Seventh 

r Gertrude G, res 200 Seventh 

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James D, bricklayer, h 200 Seventh 

Anna J 

John E, mason, res 200 Seventh 

~^* Gibney Grace A, res 4 Laurel av 

Hanw J, clerk 125 Union, res 4 Laurel av 

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^? James C, oil producer, h 4 Laurel av Margaret 

Gilbert Charles, carpenter, h Railroad av E 0 Mary E 

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Eliza, wid Edward, h Railroad av E 0 

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Q , Fred, sta fireman, h 26 Adams av Sadie 

CO Marvin, laborer, bds 13 Barry 

tO Gilchrist William J, bookkeeper barlfac,h 67 Second Anna 

t-H Gile Othello P, teamster, res 62 Green Mary B 

*£3 Gill Edward, bricklayer, res 115 River N O 

§ Ellen, res 115 River N O 

fy* Francis J, boilermaker, res 115 River N 0 

UU Mary C, clerk 123 Union, res 115 River N 0 

i-i-ir Patrick, laborer, h 115 River N 0 Catherine D 

gl Gillard David, painter, bds 157 Eighth 

o g Gillett G Henry, (Gillett & Weston) 187-189 Elizabeth 

«§ Union, h 132 First 

.-a j Gideon B, lumberman, h 136 First 

Lucy J 

g- o Melville M, civil engineer, rooms 72 Union 

P £ GILLETT & WESTON, (Henry and Elizabeth Gillett) 

w £2 book and job prs 187-189 Union (See side lines) 

* Gillette M lone, teacher No 3, bds 67 Union 

Gilligan Catherine, clerk 141 Union, res 59 Henley 

Dennis, transfer, res 59 Henley 

Thomas, (Gilligan & Bisett) 109 First, Marv 

h 59 Henley- 

William H, driver, res 59 Henley




GILLIGAN & BISETT, (Thomas Gilligan and Chris- ^ 

' topher C Bisett) Olean Transportation and Stor- Fl 

age Co 109 Henley (see right hand side lines) 

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Gillingham Charles, (Gillingham & Son) Caroline Z 

204 Union, h 196% do »-\ 

Charles, Jr, (Gillingham & Son) 204 Union, res o 73 

196% do " ^3 

GILLINGHAM & SON, (Charles and Charles, Jr) 5 Z 

builders' hardware, contractors, paints, oils etc, u> t/1 

204 Union; planing mill, Second cor R R cn*r? 

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G I L L I N G H A M & S O N , Vn 

Cop. Union and Sullivan Sts., OLEAN, N. Y. 

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HOTELS. DWELLINGS, and all other Buildings. **% 

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Gilmore Ada E, res 189 Ninth o «> 

Delia M, housekeeper 189 Ninth 

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Ella J, res 189 Ninth 5 w. 

Gilson John, laborer, res 56 Spruce NO 

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Gincler Linnie, domestic Union SO \ o E? O 

Ginter Frank L, teamster, bds 13 Buffalo 

Mabel i E 

Samuel, teamster, h W River S 0 Sarah g § 

William, driller, bds W River S 0 

Anna \ 'SB. 

Gitchell William, painter, bds 17 Jay g R° 

Glass Herman I, agent, h 96 Henley Bessie J S 

GLASSER LUDWIGJeweler 106State,hdo Matilda I ££ 

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Glavin Andrew, boilermaker, res 150 Eighth 

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Edward J, carpenter, res 150 Eighth 

Mary, res 150 Eighth 

Patrick, laborer, h 150 Eighth 

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Glavin Patrick J, boilermaker, res 150 Eighth 

s-J Timothy, laborer, res 150 Eighth 

Tti William, boilermaker, h 431 Union N 0 Ellen 

g* Gleason Caroline, res 32 Laurens 

q Fred L, (Carley Heater Co) 314 Union, Ella 

*i h 32 Laurens 

(_* Isaac F, h 145 Second Caroline S 

H* Luman, carpenter, h Railroad av E 0 Samantha 

q$ Globe Hotel, 78 Wayne, John Carroll prop 

\fi Godden Charles A, clerk 213 Union, res 16 Center Bv 

-pH John H, miller, h 16 Center Bv Frances A 

r- Rose E, res 16 Center Bv 

& Walter, driver 15 Sullivan, res 16 Center Bv 

jg Godrey Ira M, farmer, h 46 Front Bv Maud 

E> Mina, res Main Bv 

mm. Myra, res Main Bv 

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%* Oren W, farmer, h Main Bv Frances 

& Goebel August, stillman, h 185 State Anna E 

Gold John, foreman car shops, h 199 Eighth Johanna 

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Goltz Ada L, res 66 Second 

13 GOLTZ FREDERICK W, contractor and Anna H E 

S-i builder, 66 Second, h do (See adv) 

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Goodwin Ann, wid William, bds 14 Fulton "SLr* 

Charles B, plumber, res 152% Union g; £L 

Charles M, tinsmith, h 152% Union Mary *£ 

Joshua C, driver 12 Railroad av, res 9 State E 0 sf n 

May, nurse, bds 14 Fulton 

Nelson S, foreman 7 State, res 18 do 

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GOODWIN WILLIAH A, druggist and Minnie C % % 

stationer 183 Union, h 112 Fourth 

Gordon Charles, musician, h 259 Union 

Gorman Patrick, beamhand, bds Grossman av E 0 

Gorton Tillie, domestic 165 State 

Gosmer Martin, laborer, res Buffalo W 0 

Gossett Edward L, clerk Grand Central Hotel 

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Gould John, carbuilder, h 77 Wayne 

Kate 

Leona E, teacher No 5, bds 84 First 

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Lucy L, teacher No 1, bds 84 First 

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Grady Alice, res Buffalo W O E= 

Edward, laborer, h Buffalo W 0 

Catherine c^j 

James, laborer, res Buffalo W 0 

Graham Andrew L, mech engineer, rooms 60 Henley' 

Fred P, clerk 141 Union, rooms 167 do 

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May, h 1 Fourth 

Samuel S, boilermaker, h 46 Eleventh 

Nettie 

GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL, 216-218-220 Union, 

Charles Doran prop 

GRAND UNION TEA CO, 103 Union, Charles F Repp 

mgr 

Granger Bruce E, student, res 179% Union > 

Glenn L, clerk p o, res 179% Union 

Lucas L, carpenter, h 179% Union 

Nettie C 

Nettie C Mrs, (Granger & Merriman) 179 Union, 

h179% do 

& Merriman, (Mrs Nettie C Granger and Mrs Lucy 

V Merriman) children's bazaar 179 Union 

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GRANT ALFRED P, merchant tailor 

ColettaJ P ? 

188 Union, h 173% do (See front colored page) I ^ 

Ellen, h 199 Fourth >

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£J Gratz Theodore, machinist, h 102 Ninth Louisa 

Om-T Graves Lewis E, lineman, res 85 First 

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210 Union, h 196% do (See aclv) 

Graves' G r a n d Central Cafe' 

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Grand Central Block, 210 Union St . Olean 

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ji-O * Gray Daniel C, driver 67 State, res 117% do 

•im\ o Frank, currier, h 5 Pierce av W O Anna 

°-Im John A, laborer, h 117% State Ella M 

£g » Mary J, wid William C, res 131 Fourth 

qU z Grear John, laborer, res 32 River N 0 

Qg 3 Mary, wad Patrick, h 32 River N 0 

Z ^ Sadie, cashier 123 Union, res 32 River N 0 

j £; Greek-American Fruit Co (George Nickles and John 

g^ d _ Benekos) fruits and confectionery 155 Union 

tta a. Green Alfred H, bricklayer, h 35 Green 

u.0 «- Allen L, carpenter, h Goodrich av E 0 Johanna 

O "2 Barton T, laborer, res Goodrich av E O 

î- o Charles J, carpenter, h 111 Ninth Catherine 

 

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William, loco fireman, h 20 River N 0 

Greenwood Celia, wid George, h 196 Ninth 

Gardner C, loco fireman,res 196 Ninth 

Gregorys Dominick, confectionery 229% Union, 

h 226 First 

Griffin Catherine, res 178 First 

Catherine, clerk 123 Union, res 51 State E 0 

Celia L, wid James, h 2 Van Campen av 

James, sta fireman, h Griffin E 0 

James, Jr, gauger, res Griffin E 0 

Jane, res 178 First 

Jerusha, wid A H, boarding 30 Coleman 

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Griffin John J, telegrapher, res 178 First -—* 

Josephine, res 51 State E 0 

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Louis D, cigarmaker, res 2 Van Campen av 23 

Margaret, res Griffin E 0 

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Maria I, res 51 State E O ,--\ 

Marv, wTid Joseph, res 31 Barry o 73 

N Agnes, clerk, res 51 State E 0 * £3 

Philip, contractor 178 First, h do ^ Z 

Richard, foreman, h 51 State E 0 Josephine en (A 

Rose, res 178 First _ ~ j ^ 

William, laborer, h 31 Barry Jessie n ^~ 

Griffith Jabez E, laborer, h Davis av E 0 Margaret S ^jj 

Margaret, music teacher, rooms 101 Clinton 

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Griggs Henry, salesman, bds 26 Wayne 

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Grogosian James, laborer, h 16 Garden av E 0 

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Groom Jesse, loco fireman, h 30 Wayne Ida jr 

Grossman Bennie C, apprentice, res 183% Union 

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Charles, farmer, h 183% Union Margaret q 

Ida (Grossman & Co) 107 State, res do 

Josephine, res 107 State 

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Mary, (Grossman & Co) 107 State, h do 

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& Co, (Mary and Ida) bakers 107 State 

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Grove Victor, sta fireman, bds American House NO g $& 

Grundy Eliza, res 37 N River NO § §g 

Ellen, wid James, h 37 N River N O 

James, laborer, res 37 N River N O 

Peter, helper, res 37 N River NO 

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Thomas, laborer, res 37 N River NO * t» 

Guay Anna, domestic 32 Laurens 

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Joseph E, currier, res 193 Ninth g e? 

Phillias J, currier, h 193 Ninth 

Mary E 3 E 

Guild Susan E, wid Timothy, dressmakr 112 Third, res do § § 

Guill Anna H, teacher No. 1, rooms 57 Henley 

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Guinther Fred, loco engineer, h 7 Coleman 

Mary S f& 

Gutsch Charles, sta fireman, h 19 Vine N 0 Lena £ 22 

Guy Eva, domestic 86 State « ££ 

Eva, dressmaker, bds 67 Fifth 

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Haberstatt Rose C, domestic 70 First 

5 c Hacock Homer C, route agt Am Ex Co, Hannah 

£•£ h 128 Third 

3 .5 Hadden Thomas E, conductor, rooms 135% Union 

^CL Hadley Frank, laborer, h Plum E O 

Maggie 

— £t Oliver N, laborer, h Railroad av E O Eliza 

*§ J% Hadwig Anton, laborer, h Plum E 0 Creszenz 

X o> Hagan John, hotel 352 Union, h clo 

Orpha J 

jfc.5 Hahn Emma, domestic Olean House, res 102 Sixth 

Fred, driver 110 Union, res 102 Sixth 

Julia, wicl Frederick, h 102 Sixth 

S • Haight Albert, brakeman, bds Genesee House 

_ William J, carpenter, h 112 Ninth Alice L 

cj § Haire Dominick, res 146 Third 

>,£ John, brakeman, res 146 Third 

© "5 Joseph, loco engineer, h 146 Third Margaret 

o o HAIRE THOMAS E, REV, rector St John's RC Church, 

£ ^ h Union N 0 

Q •- Hakes Arthur, machinist, bds Hotel Snyder 

.« .- Halbran Jules, bookeeper, h 101 Clinton Harriet M 

5 -£ Ray, res 101 Clinton 

% Hale Willis E, car inspector, h 68 Green Ella E 

C o. Hall Ada, res 29 Garden av E 0 

fc O. 03 5 Caroline, wdd Frederick, res 46 Washington 

— '5 Charles, brakeman, bds 233 Union 

'£j2 Charles, stillman, h 96 River, N O Genevieve 

•£. o Charles, mason, h r 29 Garden av E 0 Ida AI 

© n David S, h 94 East av Lucinda A 

H mj Freel C, porter Olean House 

[25 Fred L, laborer, res 48 Third av Bv 

George, laborer, h 1 Garden av E 0 Nancy M 

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Haller Emma, clerk, res 48 Wayne 

George, machinist, h 36 Coleman 

Katie, dressmaker, res 38 Coleman 

Mar\T, milliner, res 38 Coleman 

Halliday Charles 0, driver, h Griffin E 0 

Edgar F, telegrapher, res 94 River N 0 

Freeman B, h 94 River N 0 

Halstead Albert J, clerk 121 Union, h 30 Clinton ;on 

Halter Amy, clerk 175 Union, res 128 State 

Louisa, res 128 State 

William, meat maket, 128 State, h do 

Margaret 

Phoebe A 

Emma 

Mary J 

Mamie C 

Frances 

Halwig George, bartender 56 State, h 85 Washington 

HAHEL JOHN J, REV, rector St Mary of the Angels 

R C Church, h 62 Henley 

HAHER CHARLES L, sta fireman, h 30 WTal- . Anna 

nut N 0 

Maggie, res 30 Walnut N 0 

Maggie E, domestic 16 Henlev 

HAMER MARY, res 30 WalnutN O 

Hamilton Bvron, mason, res 22 Whitnev av 

HAMILTON CLUB 127% Union 

Helen L, res 107 Third 

John C, loco engineer, h 107 Third 

John S, res 107 Third 

Marvin N, mason, h 28 Green 

Oscar W, carpenter, h 118 Henley 

Samuel C, carpenter, h 34 Coleman 

" William H, laborer, h 22 Whitney av 

Hammond Edward J, fireman, h 66 Buffalo 

Emily, wad William E, res 136 Second 

Hana Lalaf, laborer, res 19% Main 

Hancox Frances E, wid Earl, h 52 Clinton 

Haney John A, stillman, h 138 Sullivan 

Hanlev Andrew, laborer, res 189 Fifth 

Margaret, wicl John, h 36 Walnut N 0 

Mary J, domestic, res 189 Fifth 

Patrick, watchman, h 189 Fifth 

Hanlien Lawrence, bricklayer, bds 289 Union 

Hann Gust A, laborer, h 90 Washington 

Hanna Maud, waitress Olean House 

Hannifan Agnes, res 226 State 

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Harrington Charles, barber Olean House, bds 86 East av 

Dennis, laborer, h 32 N Washington N 0 Johanna 

Harris Helene D, clerk 113 Union, res 66 Fifth 

Jasper, clerk 115 Union, rooms 7 Fulton 

John, laborer, h 58 Second 

Joseph A, peddler, h 125 Green 

Julius M, mgr 115 Union, h 7 Fulton 

Lizzie 

Dora 

Mollie 

M, (Mollie) clothing 115 Union 

Rachel, wid Hermin J, h 66 Fifth 

Harrison Benjamin A, stillman, h 95 Reed 

George, switchman, h River S 0 

John, junk dealer, h 85 Seventh 

Emma 

Bessie 

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William H, 121 Union, h 105 Henley 

Hart Charles, laborer, res 164 Eighth 

John, laborer, res 164 Eighth 

Lena Mrs, dressmaker 117 Barry-, h do 

Clara E 

Marv M, stenographer, res 164 Eighth 

HART HATTHEW F, chief police 

City bldg, h 164 Eighth 

Michael, switchman, h 148 Seventh 

Harten Lottie E, dressmaker, res 167 Henley 

Hartman Conrad H, tailor, h 99 Twelfth 

Hemw, cutter 158 Union, h 94 Seventh 

Hartz Fannie Mrs, h 75 Oak N 0 

Henry, laborer, h 143 Sullivan 

Theodore, pipefitter, h 219 Seventh 

William, clerk 167 State, bds do 

Harvey A Frank, (Burdick & Harvey) 

95 Union, h do 

Harvison Jennie A, res 45 Water N 0 

Thomas J, switchtender, res 45 Water N 0 

William, laborer, h 45 Water N 0 

William A, switchtender, res 45 Water, N O 

Haskin E Vernon, weighmaster, h 41 Laurens 

Hassan H Stanley, clerk 161 Union, res 23 State 

Lillie M, wid James, dressmaker 23 State, h do 

Hassett Eleanor, domestic 73 Union 

John B, laborer, h 75 Green 

John B, Jr, tinner, res 75 Green 

Margaret C, milliner, res 75 Green 

Mildred B, teacher, res 75 Green 

Catherine T 

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Hassett Timothy, bricklayer, h 99 Green Maryr 

s-2 Hastings Allen J, (Cary, Rumsev & Hastings) Clara A 

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23 Exchange Bank bldg, h 130 Fourth 

Clarence D, clerk 178 Union, h 102 Fourth May 

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© Grace A, res 107 First 

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Mary A, wid George H, nurse 107 First, h do 

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Alary L, res 107 First 

G Hatch Charles, driver 130 Union, h 11 Third av Bv Cora 

& q\ Edith R, bookkeeper 32 Whitnev av, bds 80 State 

^ Ralph L, h 80 State " ~"-^ 

w William N, shoemakr 158%Union, h 22 Irving Jennie 

,, Hatfield Joseph J, (Snowdon & Hatfield) Helen Al 

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Masonic Temple, h 108 Third 

-* Hathaway Daniel K, farmer, h Spring E 0 , Cymthia 

^. Frances, h 76 Bishop E 0 

&• Tr* Frank 1- F, T> farmer, r„. res „ 76 i-rc tj Bishop E O 

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S Ina A, teacher No 4, res Spring E 0 

CS Irma E, res Spring E 0 

W Phoebe A, milliner, res Spring E 0 

Haugh Katie, res 41 Spruce N 0 

jg James M, saloon 56 State, h do 

?h Mary, wid Patrick, h 41 Spruce N 0 

2 HAUGH MICHAEL J, bottler & ice dealer Margaret A 

fl 351 Union cor First; cold storage Pine N 0, h 

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351 Union 

O Patrick J, machinist, res 41 Spruce N 0 

kT HAVENS JAflES H, plumber, steam and. Helen L 

0} gasfitter 55 State, h 82 Second 

FTj Margaret L, wid Charles W, h 86 Barry 

IS* Hawley see also Holly 

& Hawley Willard W,freighthandler, h 50 King EO Susan 

fr, Haws Michael, carpenter, bds Genesee House 

Hayden Martin M, clerk 144 Union, rooms 31 

*A Henleyr 

^ Haynes James, currier, h 200 State Minnie 

^J John, laborer, h 194 Seventh 

^ HAYNES LLOYD C, merchant tailor Masonic Dora L 

Temple 110 Union, res 102 First 

Hayward Albert A, saddler, h 107 Thirteenth Hattie WT 

Hazlett Ella, librarian Forman Library, bds 135 Second 

Hearons Anna A, clerk 183 Union, res 112 Fourth



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Hearron Michael, (Hearron & Moran) 214 Mmme "2. r? 

Union, h 21 Center By 

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& Moran (Michael Hearron and Edward Moran) s*~ 

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billiards 214 Union 

Heath Elizabeth C, res 111 Second 

Lavancha, wicl Fielder P, res 111 Second 

Heberle John J, laborer, res 140 Sullivan 

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Joseph A, teamster, h 140 Sullivan 

Anna S "© o 

Heck Henry, shoemaker, h 4 Main Bv Alargaret § § 

Heeney Frank, bookkeeper, Carley Heater Co 314 Union ^^ 

Patrick, gauger, h 117 River N 0 Maria _5r 

William F, res 117 River NO 

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Heilman John, mgr Olean House Livery, h 114 Laura A 

Sixth 

Laura A Mrs, dressmaker 114 Sixth, h do 

Heiser Conrad, bartender 217 State, bds do 

Heitzinger John, tailor 142 Union, bds 50 State 

Helb Emil G, res 55 Green 

George, laborer, h 55 Green 

Julia E, tailoress, res 55 Green 

Selma T, bookkeeper 142 Union, res 55 Green 

HELIKER ALBERT J, insurance 307 Masonic Temple, 

rooms 31 Henley (See adv) 

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A.J. HELIKER, Manager, 307Masonic Temple. 

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Heller Egidus J, loco engineer, h 191 F'ourth Anna J 

WTilliam, carpenter 186 First, h do 

Anna 

Hellwege Frederick J, welldriller, h 100 Ninth Rosa M 

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Frederick L, welldriller, res 100 Ninth 

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Helm Sela F, slater j res r 260 Union >£% 

Helvy Charles, laborer, h 85 Washington 

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Frank, laborer, res 85 Washington 

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George, hotel clerk, res 85 Washington 

Hemmelmann Charles, carpenter, h 16 Eleventh Delia E

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£>5 Henderson Charles, machinist, h 3 Coleman Agnes 

Oh" Hendryx Lottie M, compositor, rooms 130 First 

Henneman Edward, clerkCityr Exch Hotel, NO, bds do , 

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Jacob P, clerk City^ Exchange Hotel, N 0, bds do 

HENNEMAN JOHN, prop City Exchange Magdelene 

Hotel 494 Union N 0, h do 

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Joseph, laborer, h 90 Pine N 0 

Bessie 

Hennessey Dennis, tanner, h 12 Fulton 

Marcella 

t-*-r James, laborer, res 214 Seventh 

, a Martin J, bookkeeper Union cor North, res 12 Fulton 

£o * Patrick, laborer, h 214 Seventh 

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Xm. o Henrietta James, laborer, h Johnson N 0 Margaret 

aI m Henry Carrie E, principal sub-academic, bds 156 Third 

r-Xa Rose, waitress Olean House 

5u z HERCULES SPECIALTY CO, (INC) 32-34-36 Whitog 

3 ney ay; C P Luther pres; G Fred Bell, C E An- 

2 4 drews vice-pres; R A Franchot treas; H H Lang 

J £j sec and gen'l mgr (See side lines) 

gJn - Herlimann John, tanner, h 110 Twelfth 

Annie 

ô: - Herold John B, mason, h 84 Seventh 

Eva 

u.0m- Herrmann Emil F, currier, h Twelfth Christina L 

O | bet Henley and State 

jh o Herron Frank W, bookkeeper 

Minnie A 

 

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Ld Heysel Edward F, clerk W N Y & P R R, res 133 Sixth 

George, glassblower, res 133 Sixth 

Ida, res 133 Sixth 

Philip J, stonecontractor, h 133 Sixth 

Hibbard DeVere M, physician 112 Barry, h do 

Hickey Eugene, trackwalker, res 22 Oak N O 

John, pipefitter, h 22 Oak N 0 

John M, molder, res 198 Eighth 

Nora, res 22 Oak N 0 

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Hickey Robert E, plumber 55 State, res 198 Eighth 

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Robert S, pipefitter, h 198 Eighth Ellen H 

William J, pipefitter res 198 Eighth 53 

Higby Frank, tooldresser, h 90 Henley Mary Z 

Lulu A, telephone operator, res 184 Henley . -—\ 

William L, oil contractor, h 184 Henlev Anna M 3 73 

HIGGINS F W & CO, (Frank W Higgins) grocers ""jp 

Masonic Tem 110 Union, genl store 31 Buffalo j ~t\-W 

HIGGINS FRANK W, (F W Higgins & Co) Kate C «} (A 

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Masonic Temple, h 3 South 

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Kate, domestic 109 First n j 

HIGGINS O T & SON, (Frank W) genl dealers 465 3 ;p 

Union N 0, Dexter W Seeley^ mgr 

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Hildreth James, laborer, bds American House NO 

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Hiler Charles, lumberman, h 113% Union Clara F ^ 

Laura A, res 113% Union 

Luella E, forewoman, res 113% Union 

Orpha J, dressmaker, res 113% Union 

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Hill Beverly, laborer,, h 18 Garden av E 0 Louisa > 

Egbert (Gov), bds 26 Railroad av -b »m 

Emma, res 182 State 

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Fred A, clerk, h 81 Clinton Kate jj §g 

Harry, music teacher, res 72 Second m §g 

Mary, wid Francis, h 182 State g »j5 

Sarah, -wid George, h 65 Irving jj m§ 

William, machinist, h 72 Second 

Catherine e i%> 

William B, chief clerk W N Y & P R R, Franc H " § 

h 49 State E 0 

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Hilliard Benjamin, laborer, bds Union SO 

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Hillman Albert, laborer, h 51 Ninth 

Maggie 3 E 

HILLS FRED fl, mgr 31 Buffalo, h 421 Catherine ° g 

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Hilfyer Charles L, res 12 Tompkins 

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Hilton Louisa, wicl Sylvester, h 156 Fifth § 22 

Himes John, laborer, bds 88 Pine N 0 

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Hinckley Clara, wid Thomas R, h 173% Union 

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Hines John, laborer, res 43 Pine N O 

Maggie, res 43 Pine N 0 

Maggie, domestic 7 Fulton 

Margaret, wid Martin, h 43 Pine N 0

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Hines Michael, laborer, res 43 Pine N 0 

Hinman Henry G, laborer, h 163 Eighth 

c *> Hinton William, yardmaster, h 141 Sixth 

« C Hirlimann August, currier, h 162 Sullivan 

Is Hitchcock Frank, teamster, h Union S 0 

w> * Hodges Fred, marblecutter, h 119 Henleyr 

""XI Lorenzo, laborer, h 105 Eighth 

j: o Raymond, laborer, res 102 Eighth 

Thomas J, mason 89 Henley^, h do ' 

William C, student, res 52 Fourth 

William H, loco engineer, h 52 Fourth 

3 • Hodson Harry, bartender, bds 70 Wayne 

Hoff Johann M, pianotuner, 135% Union, h 

c c Hoffman Francesca, wicl Frederick, res 169 

Frank, baker 212 State, h do 

Hogan Andrew, driller, res 138 Fourth 

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David, oil producer, h 138 Fourth 

James F, saloon 235 Union, h do 

5-5 John, clerk, res 138 Fourth 

John, laborer, bds 448 Union N O 

Kate L, res 138 Fourth 

Margaret, wid Patrick, h 98 Sixth 

C ^ Nellie, res 138 Fourth 

Holcomb Adrian W, roller, res Railroad av 

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Asenath L, res Railroad av E O 

Charles, roller, res Railroad av E 0 

Robert S, laborer, h Railroad av E 0 

Holden Alice H, teacher No. 3, bds 16 Henle 

HOLDEN FOX, supt public schools, h 137 

Second 

Holland Harry F, cutter 110 Union, h 67 

Fourth 

Joseph, clerk, bds 8 Laurens 

Kate, wicl W^ G, h 192 Fourth 

Hollander Abram, rooms 12 State 

Frank, laborer, res Railroad av E O 

Wolfgang, laborer, h Railroad av E 0 

Hollenbeck Clara B, res 65 State 

HOLLERAN JOHN L, furniture 285-287 

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Holliday^ Elijah F, machinist, h 16 PondEO Barbara 

Emma, res 16 Poncl E 0 

Samuel, gardener, h Alder E 0 

Mary 

Hollis Edwin C, sta engineer, h 132 Sixth Jennie C 

Holloran Margaret, domestic 28 Laurens 

Holly see also Hawley 

Holly Frank E, canvasser, h 110 State 

Ella 

Kent, bricklayer, res River S 0 

Lewis, driver, h 80 Green 

Lizzie 

Sarah, wid Daniel, h River S O 

Holmes Albert H, mgr, h 120 State 

Lorana 

Earl D, clerk 143 Union, res 164 Irving- 

Elba D, carpenter, h 164 Irving 

Catherine 

Gertrude, student, res 120 State 

Mark M, clerk Exchange Nat Bank, res 164 Irving 

Ralph C, res 164 Irving 

Holtzman George, conductor, bds 55 Whitney- av 

Home Investment Assoc of Buffalo, N Y, 113% Union, 

Fred G Leader agent 

Homer Eugene, paving contractor, h 29 Laurens Anna 

James M, contractor, h 158 First 

Hattie 

Sarah A, wid Samuel R, res 158 First 

William A, loco fireman, h 14 Washington Blanche 

Honfelter John, laborer, bds Railroad av E 0 

Hooker George W, supt Vacuum Oil Co Fannie L 

h 134 Fourth 

Hooper Angus, carriage painter, h 103 Sul- Mary 

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David, res 27 Second av Bv 

Luceda 

Henryr C, brakeman, h 221 Ninth 

Sarah 

Hoover Phcebe, wid William J, housekeeper 33 

Green 

Hopkins James L, laborer, h 9 Brickell av Jennie L 

Horan Carrie M, wicl John P, h 189 Henley 

Timothy, currier, h 62 Fourth 

Mary A 

Hornbeck Jennie B Mrs, h 80 East av 

Mynron, laborer, h 63 Washington 

Elizabeth 

Home Fred, clerk, res 171 Sullivan 

John, currier, h 171 Sullivan 

Elizabeth 

Horner Marcia Mrs, res 129 Barry 

Sarah, wicl John, res 88 Barry^ 

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« HORNING MILLARD R, grocer 67 State, h 79 Anna 

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CD Hornsbv , tailor, rooms 123 Barry 

Hornung Charles, meat market 229 State, bds Ninth 

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Horsfull William I, cashier Empire Line, h Marv E 

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107% Union 

JTS Horton George S, mason, h 180 State Susan 

Uj Irwin, bricklayer, h 96 Twelfth Ella G 

GLi Mattie, courtreporter 99% Union, res 180 State 

t-O Stephen, teamster, h Clark E 0 Sophia 

CO Hotchkiss Collins, h 50 Pine N 0 Mary 

MJ George W, painter, h 85 Green Ellie I 

^ZT Jane L, wid Aaron B, res 85 Green 

Peter, laborer, h 101 Sixth Dora 

CXf Hotel Capitol, 54 State 

Ul HOTEL IflPERIAL, Union cor State, George P Bab- 

'J—r cock prop 

£ HOTEL SYNDER, 222-221 Union, cor Railroad av, 

Matt Snyder prop (See colored page) 

Houck William F, blacksmith, h 169 State Sophia 

Houd John M, laborer, h 138 Buffalo N O 

Mary 

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g H House Wolf, bds 277 Union 

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HOVEY N P & SON, (Nathan P and George L) livery ^ 

144% Union m 

Nathan P, (N P Hovey & Son) 144% Union,res 119 33 

Barry • Z 

Howard Arthur J, printer, rooms 117 Barry -—\ 

Grace B, res 84 State o 73 

Samuel, plumber, h 84 State Alice ^ 33 

Howe Anna, res 205 First j Z 

Charles, h 205 First en (A 

Charles A, supt Olean tannery^, h 50 Wash- Lucy A

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Hughes John J, h 100 Sixth 

Mary- 

Lottie A, res 50 Green 

Silas A, machinist, h 4 Higgins av 

Ermeda 

Hull Cyrus T, miller, h 130 Barry • Jennie 

Eugene S, carrepairer, h 136 Eighth 

Adalicia 

Frank L, teacher, h 14 Irving 

Edith 

Ira V, grocer 140 Eighth, h 138 do 

Eliza M 

Humes Milford, driller, h W River S O 

Mabel 

Humphrey Fred B, mgr National Transit Jeannette B 

Co 24 Exchange Bank bldg, h 140 Second 

Grace B, res 140 Second 

James M, student, res 140 Second 

Hunt Jessie, ( Hunt & Ramsey) 214 Masonic Temple, res 

209 Union 

Martha, wid Alfred, h 77 Second 

Mary H Mrs, millinery 209 Union, h do 

& Ramsey, (Jessie Hunt and Emma Ramsey) stenographers 

214 Masonic Temple 

Hurlbert Hiram S, carpenter, h 8 Tompkins 

Hurleys Jeremiah E, loco engineer, h 87 River N 0 Nora 

Timothy, teamster, h 89 River N 0 

Mary 

Huselstein Frank, sexton St Mary^'s Church, bds 62 

Henley 

John, blacksmith, h 82 Eleventh 

Kate 

Huson Anna, res 69 Union 

Joseph, h 69 Union 

Mary E 

Joseph A, mgr Olean Opera House, res 69 Union 

Hutchings William, prop Genesee House 

Eva 

10 Railroad av, hdo 

Hutchinson Alexander M, sta fireman, Lovilla 

h 49 Sullivan 

Harlow G, motorman, h Twelfth bet Hen- Nellie L 

ley and State 

John, engineer, bds Union S 0 

Hutton James, harnessmaker, bds 102 State 

Hyland Patrick, bricklayer, h 87 Irving 

Mary 

Ihman Christopher, laborer, h 137 Sullivan 

Ingalls Adin A, laborer, h 32 Jay 

Caroline 

Annie



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Ingalls Edward, hostler 144% Union, res 152% do H.ff 

Franc, clerk, h 76 Barry 

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Fred D, barber 150 Union, h 20 Jay 

Lizzie ^ 

Orson L, hostler, h 152% Union 

Minnie •-s 

Oscar H, watchmaker, h 79 Bishop E 0 

Inich Julius, carinspector, h 190 Thirteenth 

Irish Desire, res 131 Third 

James S, asst supt Prud Ins Co 12 Rileyr & 

Wands block, h 65 Fifth 

IRISH WILLIAM fl, gen'l mgr Standard Oil Co, 

h 131 Third 

Sarah 

Augustina 

Hattie 

Irving William J, currier, h 1 Laurel av 

Mabel L 

Italo—American Fruit Co, 93 Union, Anthony- Mazza 

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Jackson Carrie M, wid Edward, h 28 Fulton 

Edna, wid George, clerk 141 Union, res 98 Clinton ca 

Frank, laborer, res 99 Fourth 

Louise QJ 

Mary Mrs, dressmaker 164% Union, h do 

Milroy, conductor, h 6 State E 0 

Annie 

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Jacobs Louis, tailor, h 75 Third 

Minnie 

Jacquett William H, locoengr, h 16 W^hitneyr av Matilda 

CZ3 

Jaekle Fred J, butcher, res 460-Union N 0 

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Jacob, meat market 460 Union N 0, h do Anna 

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James Agnes, teacher No 6, res 149 Thirteenth > 

Daisys res 149 Thirteenth 

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Mark, carpenter, h 149 Thirteenth 

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Thomas, foreman job dept Times, res 149 Thirteenth 

Jarl Samuel P, laborer, h 5 Irving 

Matilda 

Jennings Maryr, wid Frank L, h 68 Buffalo 

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Jessmore Mary, wid John, res 40 Front Bv P $ 

Jewell Dana L, with J R Jewell 32 Exchange Bank bldg, " ? 

res 154 Second 

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John, beamhand, h Buffalo W 0 Bertha i?5| 

JEWELL JOSEPH R, lawyer Julia E m "°~ n a 

32 Exchange Bank bldg, h 154 Second 

JEWELL MARCIUS B, lawyer 121% Union Lizzie B 

h 135 Second 

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£>3 Jobe Ephraim H, grocer 440 Union N 0, h do Ella 

0~t Johnson Albert F, fireman, h 192 Sixth Augusta V 

^^D Anna, wid James, res Moore's rd W 0 

Augusta, domestic 27 State 

Beatrice, domestic 140 Fourth 

C Harriet, res 32 Sullivan 

Catherine, res 207 First 

t-L*' Clara, domestic, res 37 Railroad av E 0 

, [j Edwin W, foreman, h Johnson cor Homer N O Hattie 

£o * JOHNSON ELISHA M, sec and treas Harriet B 

cc| o Producers Gas Co, 205 Masonic Temple and 

°-X m mgr Acme Mills 146 Barry, h 32 Sullivan 

^ g Frank, sta engineer, h 137 Sixth Jennie 

-uj z Fred H, florist 45 Whitney av, h do Sarah I 

Dg 5 Henry, barber 283 Union,"h do Mary 

z° * James, waiter, h 35 Fourth Louisa 

< J w James F, real estate, h 10 Hamilton Mary A 

2c/i ~ James H, student, res 32 Sullivan 

ac "- JOHNSON JAMES M, boots and shoes 139 Anna S 

u.0 - Union, h 18 State (See top lines) 

o""s John A, tailor, h 102 Third Amanda 

3h o JOHNSON JOHN A, mgr Keystone Gas Gertrude E 

DC m. Co 162 Union, h 158 Second 

Josephine, wid Albert H, h 123 Green 

Julius P, bookkeeper 145 Union, h 116 Lodemie 

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Louis A, telegrapher, h Crown E 0 

Margaret, domestic 24 State 

May, res 207 First 

Michael, laborer, h 207 First 

Nettie 

Ellen 

Percys, stenographer, bds 96 Barry- 

Peter, laborer, h Clark E 0 

Anna 

Samuel, laborer, h 18 Barry 

Helma 

Sanford, contractor 21 State, h Franklinville. NY 

Sarah, wicl James, res 35 Fourth 

Jonak John, laborer, h 12 Walnut N 0 

Victoria 

Jones Alice A, wid David B, res 19 Barry 

Anthonys T, prop Old Homestead Hotel Winnifred 

233 Union, h do 

Charles S, painter, h 19 Barry




Jones Clayton W, laborer, h 18 Higgins av Nellie 

David T, loco engineer, h 12 Washington Mary E 

Edward, conductor, h 9 Tompkins 

Hattie 33 

Emma, res nr River E 0 

Henrv, blacksmith, bds 352 Union 

M T Mrs, millinery 185 Union, h 142 Third 

o 73 

Melvin T, decorator, h 142 Third 

Grace V 

Newton I, agent, h 223 Union Anna M 

Robert J, clerk 233 Union, bds do 

Thomas, freighthandler, h 32 Garden av E O Mary 

Jordan Daniel E, boilermaker, h 43 StateE 0 Margaret 

Sarah, res 32 Garden av E 0 

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Thomas B, loco engineer, h 197 Seventh Mary n ^3 

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Joseph Mary, res 19% Main NO 

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Salem, notions 305 Union, h 19% Main N 0 Mary q 

Joyce Stephen, laborer, h Queen E 0 Evaline jl 

JUDD CHARLES D, asst cashier First Nat Flora V 

Bank, h 70 Union 

Ethan A, sec and treas New Conklin Wagon Co 

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Mark, machinist, bds 26 Wayne 

Morris C, telegrapher bds 30 Coleman 

Judge Albert, carpenter, h 51 Sullivan 

Abbie 

George, cartester, h 149 Eighth 

JO «« 

Henry, gardener, h 87 Buffalo 

Levi, carpenter, h 100 Third Emma M 

Michael F, sta fireman, h 27 Walnut N 0 Annie 

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Juhler Albert, chemist, h 169 Fourth 

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Julius William, gluemaker, h 215 State 

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Kaiser Andrew, glassblower, h 124 Fourth Priscilla C 3 S $?» 

Gaspard, laborer, bds 219 State 

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Kallenback Ernest L, plumber, res 111 Eighth 

Kallenback Louise D, wid David, h 111 Eighth 

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Kamery see also Camary 

Kamery Ella H, wid William, h River S 0 

Henry, teamster, h River S 0 

Nettie 

Kate, res River S 0

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Perry M, stonequarry, h River, S 0 

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Kamler Frank, carpenter, h 88 Washington Matilda 

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c Frank, Jr, tailor, res 88 Washington 

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Paul, machinist, h 109 Eleventh 

Celia 

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£ O Kane A C, flagman, bds 2 Union pi 

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Nora 

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Edward, laborer, h 433 Union N 0 

£. G Eugene F, blacksmith, h 174 Tenth 

Anna S 

u. John, laborer, h Homer N 0 

Bridget 

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John F, clerk, res 418 Union N 0 

John H, loco engineer, h 418 Union N 0 Elizabeth T 

John J, lettercarrier p o, h 113 River N 0 Marv 

Kate, laundress Hotel Snyder 

Kate, domestic 51 Henley 

Mary, res 113 River N 0 

Minnie, domestic Genesee House 

Philip, brakeman, bds 22 Railroad av 

Robert, currier, h 76 Tenth 

Mary E 

Kantz Henrietta, wid Adolph, h 40 N Washington N 6 

Karagan Anna, dressmaker, 144% Union, h do 

Ellen, wicl Michael G, res 144% Union 

Karlto Stephen, laborer, h Garden av E 0 Gertrude 

Karnuth Ferdinand J, sta fireman, h Buffalo Minnie 

W 0 

Karst Caroline, wid Philip, res 58 State 

Kasmir John, laborer, h 10 Walnut N 0 

Marv 

Kaufman Fred W, painter, h 13 Irving 

Etta 

Kay Frances Mrs, laundress, h 84 East av 

Kean see also Kane 

Kean William R,plumber 164Union, h 100 First Frances 

Keating Dennis W, currier, res 66 Washington 

Mary, dressmaker, h 66 Washington 

Keenan Agnes, operative, bcls 339 Union 

Charles, asst postmaster City bldg, res 28 Laurens 

Florence, res 28 Laurens 

Fred, clerk 119 Union, res 134 Eighth 

George M, clerk 132 Union, res 134 Eighth 

Kate, wicl John, h.28 Laurens 

KEENAN MICHAEL, liquors 132 Union, 

h 134 Eighth (See adv) 

Emeline


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Keenan Peter F, foreman, h 10 Tompkins 

Mary 

Keim John G, trav salesman, h 83 Fifth Frederica j—^ 

John P, h 92 Thirteenth 

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Julia, wid Charles F, h 121 Seventh ,—3 

Mary, res 92 Thirteenth 

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Keir Dora H, bookkeeper 194 Union, res 41 Buffalo j^- 

James, nurse, h 41 Buffalo 

Loretta |—B 

Keisel Charles, clerk 465 Union NO,h 10 Elm do Marie CZD 

Conrad, boilermaker, h 22 Wayne Mary ^^ 

John, st car conductor, h 112 First Mary J |-—1 

Michael, shoemaker 455 Union, h do Elizabeth tzxr) 

Keith George T, civil engineer, h 35 Laurens Evelyn A 

Keller Ethan E, bookkeeper 465 Union N 0, Lottie 

h 92 River do 

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Kellington George, driver, h 200 First 

Jennie 

Kellmer Christopher, plumber 164 Union, Lena K 

h Twelfth bet Henley and State 

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David, laborer, h 70 Washington 

Elizabeth S=^ 

David F, painter, h 31 Eleventh Katie 1-^ 

Maryr, res 70 Washington 

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Kellogg Carrie D, wid Walter, boarding 2 Union pi h .w 

Cora, domestic 59 Union j? ? 

Cornelius L, sta engineer, h 162 Tenth Betsey I g | 

Kelly Charles, printer, res 62 Bary 

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Charles, res 39 Third av Bv 

Clarendon, h 62 Barry" Martha A o 3 

Daniel, laborer, bds 70 Wayaie "jr -^ 

• Edward W, painter, res 62 Barry 

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Frank H, harnessmaker, res 62 Barry- 

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Henry- M, sta engineer, h 20 Fourth av Bv Nellie M n- 

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James P, laborer, h 86 Pine N 0 

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Kelly Joel E, pipelineman, h 39 Third av Bv 

John, laborer, res 159 Eighth 

KELLY JUDSON W, city editor Evening 

Herald, h 81 Clinton 

Lizzie, res 159 Eighth 

Lucretia M, operative, res 62 Barry 

Mary, wid Eli, res 194 Fourth 

Mary J, res 159 Eighth 

Matthew, laborer, h 159 Eighth 

Nora, res 159 Eighth 

Thomas, meat market 450 Union NO, h d 

Kelsey Benjamin, res Union S 0 

Edith, dressmaker, res Union S 0 

Ferdinand, farmer, h Union S O 

George S, clerk 134 Union, h 152 Second 

George W, patternmaker, h 10 Laurel av 

James, cigars 134 Union, h 16 Laurens 

James D, machinist, res 10 Laurel av 

Jay M, hostler 130 Union, h 152% do 

Lavina, res 16 Laurens 

Kennedy Annie, milliner, bds 69 Green 

Edward A, painter, bds 69 Green 

George, painter, h 69 Green 

Kent Omar P, h 71 Fourth 

Kenny Mary-, domestic 105 Henley- 

Kenyon Comfort, wid Ethan, h 132 Barry- 

Daniel W, carpenter, h 40 Buffalo 

Fidelia, laborer, bds 57 Irving 

Keough Michael, laborer, h 35 State E O 

Kerr Fannie P, res 65 Washington 

KERR GEORGE L, city editor Times, res 65 

ton 

Harrys E, clerk, res 65 Washington 

Melville N, machinist, h 68 Fourth 

Nancys C, wid Matthew, res 68 Fourth 

William, boilermaker, h 65 Washington 

Kershner J Willis, machinist, h 82 Clinton 

Ketchum Hiram, brakeman, h 14 Third av Bv 

Kettelman Fred C, sta fireman, h 8 Elm N O 

John, watchman, h 12 Elm N 0 

o Edna 

Carrie 

Grace 

Mary 

Ann 

Mary E. 

Cassie 

Jane A 

Angie 

Evie L 

Carrie R 

Eva 

Ellen 

Washing- 

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Nellie B 

Maggie 

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Fen a 

Keuhl Mary- C, bookkeeper Acme Mills, rooms 80 Barrv


You are not obliged to buy a ear load, every sack guaranteed, acme mills. 


KEY WEST NEWS & CIGAR CO, Olean House block " ^ 

112 Union, J A Maxon mgr (See adv) PI 

53 

K e y W e s t Cigar a n d /News C o . ^ 

Imported and Domestic Cigars, Tobaeeo, etc. § ^ 

DAlliY PAPERS, ^, T, «_< , . Z! 2! 

periodicals, stationery. Olean House Bloek. 30 ^j 

Keysaw Paul, sta engineer, h 317 Union Maggie w*^ 

Keysler Bela, farmer, h River S 0 

Louisa n ^n 

George, farmer, res River SO m >—\ 

KEYSTONE GAS CO, 162 Union, J A Johnson mgr " 53 

Kibler Charles, brakeman, bds Bateman House 

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Kichle George, (Schott & Kichle) Anna K q 

111 State, h 92 Third 2; 

Kick George, laborer, h 49 Eleventh Katherine _^ 

Kiely John, h 36 N Washington NO *q 

Kate, res 229 First 

Kate, res 36 N Washington NO 

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Lizzie, res 229 First 

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Maggie, dressmaker, res 229 First 

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Mary E, dressmaker, res 229 First 

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Patrick, laborer, h 229 First 

William, sta fireman res 229 First 

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Kiley Jennie, res 92 Third £ tag 

John P, telegrapher, h 11 Coleman 

Mary = Jjjj*. 

Kilmer Charles, clerk 147 Union < a 

King Ada, wicl Monroe, boarding 97 First 

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Alice E, wid Fred, h 120 Barry 

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Carrie, res 10 Eighth i « 

Catherine, w-id Richard, h 40 Union 

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Dennis, bartender 125 State, res 10 Eighth 

5 *aa 

Ella, res 10 Eighth 5 *» 

Fannie, dressmaker 22 Main Bv, res do 5 $2 

Frank, blacksmith, bds Brook E O 

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James H, carpenter, h 330 Union Ellen A £-j 

James M, plumber, h 10 Eighth 

John, police, h 37 Union 

Kate M, res 37 Union 

Nellie J, res 37 Union

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King Sarah, res 22 Main Bv 

s-S Sheridan P, conductor, h 49 Third Estella 

Tti William, gardener, h 22 Main Bv Anna 

-~. Kinley Adam, (Adam Kinley & Sons) N Washington 

© " N 0, h Breesport, N Y 

KINLEY ADAM & SONS, (Adam, William, George A 

and Charles H) tanners of union-backs, N Washington 

N 0 

q$ Charles H, (Adam Kinley^ & Sons) N Washington N 

tf$ 0, h Breesport, NY 

^H George A, (Adam Kinley & Sons) N Wash- Grace 

r. ington N 0, h 116 Thirteenth 

02 William, (Aclam Kinley & Sons) N Washing- Emma 

Oj ton N 0, h 117 Thirteenth 

^ Kinner Levi C, merchant, h 131 Fourth Mary G 

r^ Kinney Katherine, domestic 30 Coleman 

!h Marv, domestic 136 Barrv 

Cfi KIRWIN WILLIAM H, compiler and publisher Olean 

Qj Directory 119 Union, permanent address Box 73 

" Dunkirk, N Y 

(g Klampt Edward, padmaker, res 128 Green 

S-i Henrys, padmaker, res 128 Green 

~; Herman, messenger W U Tel Co, res 128 Green 

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Joseph, laborer, h 128 Green 

Carrie 

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Joseph H, tanner, res 128 Green 

a Klee Henry F, bookkeeper Exchange Nat Bank Maud 

^T h 13 Second av Bv 

qj Klice John M, laborer, h 155 Thirteenth Frances T 

7* Kline Mary-, waitress Hotel Imperial 

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Klinesmith Charles, clerk 146 State, res Allegany, N Y 

Klink Anna, res 219 Henley 

Charles, res 245 State 

Charles, blacksmith, h 54 Ninth 

& 

Frances 

^ Charles, teamster, h 133 Thirteenth Kate 

^ Edward, laborer, res 219 Henley 

^ Jacob, laborer, h 219 Henley Katherine 

William, laborer, res 219 Henley 

William, laborer, h 245 State 

Eliza 

Klotz Ann M, wdd Joseph, res 215 State 

Kluge Amanda, res 138 Sixth 

Augustus, laborer, h 138 Sixth 

Harriet




Kluge Carrie, domestic, res 138 Sixth 

Edward F, butcher, h 27 Irving 

Knapp Sarah, wid William, h 12 Third av Bv 

Kneip Adam, tanner, h State WT 0 

Elizabeth 

Knight Frank, filer, h 29 Railroad av E 0 

Ella 

Fred, carpenter, h 29% Railroad av E 0 Jennie 

George, painter, res 77 Second 

Knights of Honor Hall, 164% Union 

Knorr Mox J, barber 150 Union, bds Grand Central 

Hotel 

Emma c 5 £L g 

William, carinspector, h 13 Winters av Mary E 

Knowles Caroline, wid Isaac, res 21 Second av Bv 

Knowlton Hannah, res 80 State 

Orlow, clerk 50 State, bds do 

Koabelin Fred, laborer, res Brook E 0 

John, laborer, h Brook E 0 

John, Jr, laborer, res Brook E 0 

Lena, domestic, res Brook E 0 

Koch see also Cook 

Koch Jacob M, laborer, h 159 State 

Elizabeth 

Rosa 

Koehler Victor, conductor, h 140 Seventh 

Clara 

KOLUflBIAN PHARMACY (THE), 125 Union, E V 

Wood prop 

Konkie Paul, candynnaker 137 Union, res 65 Green 

Kowalsky- George, clerk 148 Union, rooms 102 Barry 

Kraft George F, blacksmith, h 125 Sixth Anna M 

Kralinger Paul, night telephone operator, bds State cor 

Clinton 

Kranak Michael, cooper, h 36 Pine N 0 

Kratts Isaac N, farmer, h 28 Garden av E O 

Kreuzer Joseph, carpenter, h 197 Fifth 

Kriss Thomas M, carpenter, h 116 Sixth 

KRITTER ALFRED, prop East Olean Hotel 

3 State EO, hdo 

Eugene, cabinetmaker 129 Union, 

h 5 Pond E O 

Peter, cabinetmaker, h 30 Adams av 

Victor, carpenter, h 28 Adams av 

Krott Pierce J, laborer, h 130 Sullivan 

KRUSE FREDERICK W, lawyer 304-305 

Masonic Temple, h 39 Clinton 

Anna 

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Sarah M 

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ej Kubiak John, h 33 Maple N 0 Agnes 

Ot-T Stanley, laborer, h 33 Maple N 0 Delia 

T=> Kuehn John, laborer, h 239 State Nellie E 

^9 Kuhn Michael C, sta engineer, h Avenue B, N O Mary 

Kurzhaltz Anna, tailoress, res 90 Seventh 

"^ Edmond, merchant tailor 181 Union, Anna 

M4 

h 90 Seventh 

Wallace, tailor, res 90 Seventh 

&*- Kuyel Frank, laborer, bds 55 Elm N 0 

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Lang Joseph I, cigar mfr and dealer 93 Union, Agnes D -—* 

h 79 First 

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Lewis N, painter, bds 79 Fourth 

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Langer Stephen, laborer, h King E 0 Anna Z 

Langworthy Albert L, sta engineer, h 189 First Lucy A *—\ 

Lannin Mary E, clerk Vacuum Oil Co, res 140 Sixth o 73 

Rebecca E, tailoress, res 140 Sixth 

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Lannon Michael J, brakeman, rooms 5 Union pi 5 "*\-\ 

Sarah, wid Thomas, res 90 Henley 

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Larkham Abraham B, laborer, h 50 Orchard av E O en r? 

Alton B, constable, h 82 Bishop E 0 Clara n S~ 

Archie, laborer, res 50 Orchard av E O Maggie m ^_| 

Burr, clerk Union cor North, h 21 Jay 

Adda h ^3 

Larkin John M, clerk 149 Union, h 12 HenW 

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Mary A, teacher No. 3, res 12 Henley 

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Matthew, cigarmaker, 134 Union, res 12 Henley j£ 

Thomas, bookkeeper Exch Nat Bank, res 12 Henley _. 

Larrabee Herbert G, baker, h 45 State E O Grace q 

Sarah domestic 161 Fifth 

Latimer Amos J, loco engineer, h 34 River Kate |2 

Ebenezer H Rev, presiding elder Olean dist Elsie H „ g»;g 

M E Church, h 116 Barry 

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Elsie M, res 116 Barry 

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Laura M, res 116 Barry * §§ 

Sarah J, wid Lyman, h 104 First g g|5 

Latta Sheridan G, telegraper, h 19 Center Bv Helen M J h§ 

Laughlin, see also Loughlen 

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Laughlin Dalzell R, supt Standard Oil Co, Catherine < » 

h 9 Laurens 

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Laverty Elizabeth, wid John, h 188 Fifth 

S er 

Lawlor William, stillman, h Homer N O Elizabeth * E 

Lawrence Andrew J, dray^man,h Garden avEO Isabella | x* 

Burnett, laborer, res Garden av E O 

J3 "SB. 

Catherine, res Garden av E 0 

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Charles A, student, res Garden av E O | S 

John, carpenter, h 241 Spruce N O 

Annie " ^ 

Luman, laborer, res 241 Spruce NO 

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Lawson Jessie, res 31% Buffalo 

Richard, switchman, h 109 Eleventh 

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Sarah, wid Edward, h 31% Buffalo 

William, car inspector, h 28 Third av By Carrie

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§0 Sarah, wid Simon, h 73 First 

.*; - Leasure A B, restaurant 160 Union, rooms 157V6 do 

Q-- LEDGER PRINTING CO, (Henry D Wadhams and 

Louis J Bartle) publishers Olean Ledger r 152 

Union (See adv) 

Ledshaw Charles, bottler, bds Bateman House 

— Lee Anthony, laborer, h 5 Walnut N O Vena 

0.0 Cassius M, telegrapher, res 28 Water N 0 

3 c Charles, brakeman, bds Fifth av Bv 

^J2 Edward, boilermaker, h 55 Oak N 0 Lizzie 

£ g Etta A, telegrapher, res 28 Water N O 

O £ James, laborer, h 91 Twelfth Nora 

h?o> John, woodworker, res 72 Oak N 0 

Uj£ John H, res 91 Twelfth 

^ +j Maude L, office asst, supt schools, res Erie Sta NO 

g LEE flAURICE L, station and freight agent Jane 

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M Erie R R, h -Erie Station N 0 

P "E William, saloon 72 Oak N 0, h do 

UJ 3 William S, laborer, res 72 Oak N 0 

j C William T, h 28 Water N 0 Louisa 

— ^ Leete Gertrude M, teacher High School, bds 15 Laurens 

^ Helen G, teacher, bds 15 Laurens 

Leets Frank, molder h 43 Coleman 

Marv E 

Le Fevre De Witt (C V B Barse & Co), 143 Union, 

h Buffalo N Y




LE FEVRE JOHN Z, supt Watei Works 7 City Kate M c 9 

bldg, h 76 First _ -3 "S. 

Shirley^ C, laundry agt, res 76 First 5*2. 

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Lehan Anna, operative, res 206 Sixth 

Ellen, wid John, h 206 Sixth 

James T, cooper, res 206 Sixth 

John W, sectionman, res 206 Sixth 

Kate, domestic 151 Second 

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William J, tailor, h 101 Eighth 

Nellie C t==l 

William P, laborer, h 171 State Jane E ^ 

Levett Ellen, wid Martin, h 47 River N 0 

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John E, clerk 311 Union, h 222 First Anna ^ P 

Martin, switchman, res 47 River, NO 

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Levy Charles E, helper 164 Union, bds 4 Buffalo 

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Lewis James B, mason, h 29 Fulton Lillian E Ps-J 

Maud H, res 126 Third 

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LEWIS STILLHANE, dentist 135% Union, Jennie M £3 

h 123 Third (See adv) ^ ? 

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Lidstone William H, sta engineer, h 13 

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William H Jr, painter, res 13 Sullivan 

Liechti Godfrey, laborer, h 195 Fifth 

John, cooper, res 195 Fifth 

Lindahl Mart en a, domestic 90 Barry 

Lindam Julia, domestic 148 Seventh 

Lindsey Alonzo 0, boxmaker, h Reed 

nr Thirteenth 

Frank, laborer, bds 92 Thirteenth 

Linehan John, laborer, h 68 Oak N 0 

Mary, teacher, res 68 Oak N 0 

Timothy, laborer, res 68 Oak NO 

Lippe Robert T, carpenter, h 6 Tenth 

Lipperd Casper, sta engineer, h 126 Henley 

Litchfield D, machinist, h Reed nr Thirteenth 

Little Maggie E, res 160 Fifth 

Martin, laborer, h 160 Fifth 

Loan John W, clerk 145 Union, h 128 Second 

Locke Philip D, painter, h Alain Bv 

Samuel B, baggagemaster WN Y & P depot, 

h 53 Whitney av 

Lockeby John E, laborer, h Union S 0 

John L, blacksmith, h Union S 0 

Lockwood Abraham, machinist, h 42 Washington 

Loftus John, brakeman, h 95 Ninth 

Loidold Anthony, laborer, h 130 Green 

Charles, laborer, bds 219 State 

Long August, stillman, h 99 Sixth 

Mary L 

Barbara 

Myrtle R 

Annie 

Julia 

Dina 

Eva 

Nellie 

Mabel 

Myrtie 

Julia M 

Clara 

Mary 

Alary- 

Julia J 

Francesca 

Rosa 

Edward, glassblower, bds Grand Central Hotel 

Longnecker Ira, musician, bds 70 Bishop E 0 

James, clerk 157 Union, bds 70 Bishop E 0 

Lonkto Anna E, wid Abel Al, h 4 Van Campen av 

Lucius W, electrician, res 4 Van Campen av 

Lonsbury Joseph, clerk 311 Union, bds O'Meara's Hotel 

Lonz Roger, driver, h 95 First 

Loop George H, moulder, h 39 Henley 

Lorrosa Antonio, grocer 144 State, h do 

Lott George H, carpenter, h 2 S Pine 

Loughlen see also Laughlin 

Winifred M 

Angelo 

Nettie


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Loughlen Hattie M, teacher No. 6, res 28 Laurens 

LOUGHLEN THOMAS B, physician and surgeon 

152% Union, h do; office hours 2to 4 and 7 to 8 

p m; telephone connection 

Lovecraft George, (J Lovecraft & Son) Griffin E 0, bds 

Olean House 

J & Son, (Joseph and George) props Olean Heading 

Mill, Griffin E 0 

Joseph, (J Lovecraft & Son) Griffin E 0, 

h Rochester, N Y 

Lowe Clara, wid George, res 21 Fourth av Bv 

Leonard B, laborer, h 21 Fourth av Bv 

Lucas Harry, brakeman, h 51 Whitney av 

William, boilermaker, h 203 Sixth 

Luce Charles H, blacksmith 91 Third, 

h 73 do 

Luderman Charles, driver, bcls 71 First 

John W, brakeman, h 205 Sixth 

Luh Carrie, domestic, res 74 Fourth 

John, machinist, h 74 Fourth, 

John A, apprentice, res 74 Fourth 

Lull George P, mgr 22 R & W block, rms Sullivan 

cor First 

Lundey William, farmer, h 34 N River N 0 

Lundragin Mary-, domestic 158 Second 

Lundy Charles, sta fireman, h Buffalo W 0 

James, tannery, h 124 River N 0 

James C, pipefitter, res 124 River N 0 

Rose 

Adella 

Victoria B 

Nellie F 

Agnes T 

Caroline 

Mary 

Anna 

Anna 

Lungeran Lizzie, domestic 233 Union 

Lunney Patrick, pipefitter, h 135 Buffalo Margaret 

Luntz Isidore, ins agent, h 110 State 

Rosa 

Lutes Alexander, glassblower, h 79 Second 

Kate 

Luther Charles P, (Luther Mfg Co) 8 Railroad 

av, h 118 Barry 

Emma C 

George H, (Luther Alfg Co) 8 Railroad av, 

h 102 Clinton 

James, tinsmith 121 Union, bds 13 Hamilton 

Jessie L, res 86 Clinton 

Alary A, wid James H, h 86 Clinton 

Luther flfg Co, (Charles P and George H) founders 

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^g Lutheran Church (Evangelical), Laurens cor Fourth, 

Sh Rev. F. C. Weidman pastor 

j£. Lutheran Church (Swedish), Sixth 

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Lutz Adam, laborer, res 10 Main Bv 

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Sydvester, porter 54 State 

Lyman Plin S, mason, res 109 Third 

Minnie 

jjT Lynch Daniel, cooper, h 215 Seventh 

Hannah 

qj Daniel, Jr, compositor Times, res 215 Seventh 

^ Edward, boilermaker, res 215 Seventh 

!> Edward, currier, bcls 165 State 

J* John, laborer, res 215 Seventh 

fr, Joseph, laborer, res 47 Spruce N 0 

^ Mary, res 47 Spruce N O 

H*) Mayme, dressmaker, bds Bateman House 

^j Michael, molder, bds 185 Eighth Margaret 



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Lynd Mark, laborer, h 198 Seventh Sarah E "2. J+ 

Michael, pipefitter, res 198 Seventh g* £L 

Thomas W, bookkeeper, res 198 Seventh ?*= 

Lyons James, painter, h 53 Green Anna sf 1 

Martha, wid Peter, h 116 Eleventh -» 

Michael H, carpenter, h 28 First av By Maggie « 

Lytle Mary A, wid John, seamstress, h 101 Second © © 

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Macdonald Norman A, clerk, 115 Buffalo, res Allegany, V 

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Alack Charles J, agt 164x/2 Union, h 110 First Huldah 

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Ellen, res 179 Thirteenth 

John, laborer, h nr River E 0 

Josephine 

John H, conductor, bds Genesee House 

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Michael F, gen'l dealer 462 Union N 0, Minnie cj 

h 467 do" — 

Patrick, laborer, h 179 Thirteenth 

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Mackey Samuel, tailor, bds 261 Union 

William J, brakeman, res Reed cor Eleventh 

Macomber Arvilla, wicl Judson, res 73 First 

Madden Sarah, compositor Herald, rooms 130 PAirst 

Mader Peter, boilermaker, h 32 Wayne 

Katie 

Madison Michael, laborer, h Alder E 0 

Lizzie 

Magee see also McGee 

Magee John H, master mechanic W N Y & P Minnie L > ^ 

R R, h 139 Fifth 

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Magner David R, foreman, h 30 Pine N 0 Delia g s 

Frank W, carriages, h 214 First Cora B >f I 

Mahaffey Mack J, clerk 311 Union, bds Bateman House %f* 

Mahar James, h Railroad av E 0 Catherine ? 

Kate, domestic 144 First 

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Mahoney Bridget, wid Dennis, h r 196 Fifth 

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Maisey- Reuben, sta fireman, h 15 N Walnut N 0 Jane 

Malale Lizzie, tailoress, rooms 132 Barry 

Mary% dressmaker, rooms 132 Barry 

Mallery Albert, carpenter, bds 26 Wayne 

Charles M, h 29 Union 

Flora A, res 29 Union 

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£>$ Mallery Ferris J, grocer 123 State, h do Mary M 

P-T" George, carpenter, h 61 Bishop E 0 Lucy 

*^D Llewellyn A, bedspring mfr, h 119 State Sophie 

•^9 Mallory Edwin W, laborer, h Union S O Agnes 

£5 Malone Margaret A, res 173 Ninth 

•^ Owen, cooper, res 173 Ninth 

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Simon W, brakeman, h 173 Ninth 

Agnes 

Maloney Edward, brakeman, h 285V2 Union Carrie 

U^r James, laborer, h 55 River N 0 Ellen 

1 u Lizzie, bookkeeper 462 Union N 0, res 55 River do 

Ôi Maggie, teacher, res 55 River N 0 

cc| o Maloy John D, physician 1641/2 Union, h 16 Mary A 

11Xoo Coleman 

£g g Nora M, res 16 Coleman 

qU z Man ay Ida V, teacher No 1, bcls 15 Laurens 

q^ 3 Mandeville Frank E, supt drawing and writing pub- 

2 •*) lie schools, bds 59 Union 

j u Susan, wid John D, res 36 Laurens 

S< g MANDEVILLE W H & CO, (W H Mandeville and 

a(E n" John Troy) insurance 149 Union 

u.O - W Harry, clerk 149 Union, res 141 First 

O11* S William H, (W H Mandeville & Co) 149 Helen L 

«£ 0 Union, h 141 First 

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Marcea Angus, grocer Brook E 0, h do 

Nettie 

MARCUS HARRIS W, drygoods, cloaks and Eda 

millinery 123 Union, h 103 First (See adv on map) 

Margeson Clarence B, clerk 202 State, 

Addie L 

h 52 Eleventh 

Markey Augustus T, laborer, h Main Bv 

Thomas, oil peddler, h Main Bv 

Mary A 

Markham Anna F, teacher No 6, bds 101 Sullivan 

Markle George, plumber 55 State, res 140 Buffalo 

William L, ins agent, h 140 Buffalo N 0 

Dorcas

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Maroney Julia, wid Patrick, h 82 Fourth j— 

Maryr, waitress Grand Central Hotel, res 82 Fourth n 

Sarah, waitress, res 82 Fourth 

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Marriott Darwin J, loco fireman, Katherine Z 

h 177 Ninth 

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Marsh John, laborer, bds 31 Barrv o 73 

Joseph E, laborer, h 75 River N 0 

Belle ® JJP 

Marshall Eliza Mrs, res 76 Union 

Sarah L, wid Fred, res 21 State «j (A 

Marth Libbie, milliner 123 Union, res 111 Thirteenth w* 

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Masonic Temple, State cor North < » 

riASONIC TEMPLE ASSOC, 205 Masonic Temple; | o 

E M Johnson pres; F W Herron sec; A T Eaton S e? 

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Masterson Thomas, brakeman, bds 233 Union g .,-, 

Mathewson Addison G, Rev, pastor Wesleyan Meth- JS ^ss. 

odist church, bds Fifth av Bv 8 B° 

Mathis Thomas J, glassblower, h 167 First Laura |.S2 

Matthews Frank H, com traveler, h 52 Margaret E f^ 

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Mary, domestic 65 Barry 

Maurer Cora M, res 19 Fulton 

James M, contractor, h 19 Fulton 

Katie 

Louis A, carpenter, h 25 Fulton 

Clara A

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2J tV Maurer Maud S, res 19 Fulton 

C bf> Maxon Grace, res 130 Third 

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HAXON JAHES A, mgr 112 Union, h 130 Third (See 

ai .5 page 171) 

|J£ May, res 130 Third 

May Ella, dressmaker, res 125 Irving 

^ Frank, laborer, h 125 Irving Rose A 

U -5 

_ Lewis B, butterbuyer, res 21 Henley- Frances L 

^.5 Maybee Theodore, laborer, h 17 Railroad av Marv A 

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HAYER BROS, (Maximillian F, Rudolph C and 

3 

Julius A) meat market 140 Union 

C T3 Catherine, wid Max, h 143 Fourth 

m § Claude, tailor, res 143 Fourth 

>>.C Edward, clerk 140 Union, h 9% Barry Eliza J 

o "§ MAYER GEORGE H, city clerk 8 City bldg, Marie \Y 

t3 © h 39 Laurens 

3 p. JosePn> driver, h 42 Irving Kate 

5 •= Julius A, (Mayer Bros) 140 Union, Lila M 

.2 -2 h 82 Sullivan 

^ X, Mary T, h 102 First 

+j * Maximillian F, (Maver Bros) 140 Union, Mildred 

.5 -Z h 141 Fourth 

O. 5 Rudolph C, (Mayer Bros) 140 Union, Elizabeth D 

S '5 h 76 Sullivan 

"% -C May-o GreenleafH, lumberman, h 60 Margaret F 

~r g Washington 

O g Harry, gauger, res 60 Washington 

H -j Alary- L, res 60 Washington 

[jj^ William, lumberman, res 60 Washington 

> +* Mazza Anthony, mgr 93 Union, h 125^2 State Barbara 

rt McAfee James, res 207 Fourth 

McAhon Claude D, clerk 111 Union, rooms 75 State 

McAllister Belle, wid James, h 138 Barry 

UJ 3~ Nellie, bookkeeper Times office, res 138 Barry 

•-j c McAtee Joseph, painter, res 27 Railroad av E 0 Myrtie 

^ McAuliffe Dennis, bartender Olean House, bds do 

O Maggie, domestic 74 Union 

Mary, wid Maurice, h 62 Irving 

AlcCale Patrick, laborer, bds 68 Oak N 0 

McCarrens John S, clerk 175 Union, h 70 Second Mary




McCartan Peter F, sta fireman, h 58 Spruce N 0 Mary c P 

William J, laborer, res 58 Spruce NO "3 "k 

•McCarthy Almeda, wid John S, dressmaker 5 Laurel c £. 

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Bartholomew, farmer, h State W 0 Mary A J* « 

Dimner B, trav salesman Olean Mills, h 25^2 Myra sP 

State EO _ £ 

Eugene, laborer, bcls 464 Union NO o § 

Eugene S, brakeman, h 6 VanCampen av Nellie "0"0 

Florence E, teacher, res 5 Laurel av 

O O 

Ira, laborer, res 5 Laurel av 

Joseph, student, bcls 24 State 

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Lizzie, domestic 135 Fourth 

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Mary^, domestic 45 Barry 

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Matthew, tanner, h 4 Pierce av W 0 Sarah , 3 

Nellie, domestic 85 Sullivan 

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Nora, domestic 156 Third >—3 

McCloskey^ Bernard, barber 471 Union N 0, res Allegany, 

N Y 

McClure Orlando S, painter, h 10 Coleman Zilpha 

McClurey Patrick, bds 18 Railroad av 

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McConeghey^ John, h 9 Hamilton 

Kate |^=- 

McCormick Benjamin F, jeweler, res 12 Whitney av p^j 

John H, liquors 18 Railroad av, h do Margaret ^^ 

Margaret, wid Peter, h 30 River N O 

Mark T, oil operator, h 12 Whitney ay Mary H 

Mary, teacher, res 30 River N 0 

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Michael, currier, h 111 River N 0 

Martha t=^J 

McCoy Edgar B, canvasser, h 132 Second Frances E^ 

George, moldmaker, bds Hotel Imperial 

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James M, foreman, 115 Buffalo, h 129 Fifth 

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Thomas T, moldmaker, bds Hotel Imperial 

w P 

McCray Lloyrd, com merchant, bds 124 Barry 

Patrick, h 42 Coleman 

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William F, telegrapher, res 42 Coleman 

McCready James J, telegrapher, h 192 Fifth Catherine r. 

Robert H, h 112 Third Lucinda B i-3 

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Seely N, clerk W N Y & P R R , res 112 Third Sadie -**" 

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McCue Hugh, blacksmith, bds Erie Hotel 

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Hugh, currier, bds 165 State 

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McDermott Julia, compositor Herald, rooms 130 First 

Peter, sta fireman, h 32 Walnut N O 

Thomas, brakeman, h 9 Third av Bv 

Ella 

W)b4 McDonald George B, mgr 110 Union, bds 102 First 

James, currier, bds 39 State E 0 

McDonnell Neil, laborer, h 93 Reed 

Mary- 

Thomas, laborer, h r 6 Van Campen av Mary- 

McDowell Clinton B,stonedealer, h 33 Union Adelle 

McDuffie William E, physician, 28 State, h do Dell 

O McEachern John, car inspector, h 25 Buffalo 

McElfresh John, laborer, h Hoops E O 

Eliza 

Rosa 

McElhinney Sarah, wid James, h 22xh Whitney av 

McElligott John, laborer, bds 181 Eighth 

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Mary, housekeeper 181 Eighth 

William, switchman, bds 181 Eighth 

AicFadden Michael, glassblr, bd 38 Pine N 0 Margaret 

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McFarland Alpheus, laborer, h 19 Tompkins 

McGavisk Anna, res 28 State E O 

Christopher, driver, Union cor North, 

h State E 0 

Delia, res 28 State E 0 

John, currier, h 28 State E 0 

Patrick G, foreman, h 41 State E 0 

Thomas, currier, h 75 Thirteenth 

McGeever Andrew, blacksmith, bds 37 Henley- 

Andrew, laborer, res 50 Clinton 

Catherine, wid Andrew, h 50 Clinton 

McGeough Anthony, section foreman, h 201 First 

McGever Miles, boilermaker, bds 10 Elm, N 0 

McGilliger John, cooper, rooms 80 Wayne 

McGillis Alexander, bartender, h 70 Fifth 

McGinnis Arthur, laborer, res W River S 0 

Catherine, wicl Arthur, h W River S 0 

Hugh M, currier, res W River S 0 

John, currier, h 112 Thirteenth 

Kate, domestic Main Bv 

Minnie, domestic 46 Front Bv 

William R, currier, res W River S O 

McGinnity Stephen E, brakeman, rooms 5 Union pi 

McGiveron Eugene, miller, h 24 First av Bv 

McGrath James, sta engineer, h 45 Spruce N O 

Sarah 

Johanna 

M ary 

Lizzie 

MarA 

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McGrath Julia, domestic 84 Second p- 

Martin, stillman, h 6 Buffalo Mary n 

McGraw Patrick, laborer, h nr Chemical wks N 0 Jane ^ 

Richard, tank builder, res nr Chemical wks NO 

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Robert, laborer, res nr Chemical wks NO -—\ 

McGuinn Michael H, farmer, res 351 Union o 73 

McGuire see also Maguire * 23 

McGuire James, laborer, res 158 Eighth 5 Z 

Mary, domestic 142 Third 

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Patrick, laborer, res 158 Eighth 

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Peter, laborer, h 158 Eighth 

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Thomas, laborer, bds Eagle Hotel 

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Thomas, laborer, h 33 Water Kate " 53 

McHugh Ella Mrs, boarding 114 Barry 

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William M, foreman, h 114 Barry Ella q 

Mclnerney Mary, domestic 125 Third 2£ 

Mcintosh Archie A, laborer res 211 Henley 

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Charles A, sta engineer, h 211 Henley Chloe M *q 

Lewie H, tooldresser, res 211 Henley 

Mclntyre Mary^, wid James, res 36 Walnut NO 

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McKay George N, painter, h 6 Main 

Mina ,, &< 

McKEE CLINTON T, mgr N Y & P Telephone &Tel § ig 

Co 1273/2 Union, rooms 6V2 Laurens 

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Henry- H, student, res 100 Barrv » g« 

McKEE JAHES H, REV, pastor Congrega- Rosalie g g> 

tional Church, h 100 Barry S g§ 

Sophia, wid, res 209 Union 

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McKendrick William, laborer, bds 28 Wayne « § 

McKinley Henry, ex-judge, h 106 Sixth 

Rose | o 

McKinney David B, currier, h 21 Pierce avW 0 Mary S t? 

McKowen Henry, stillman, h 71 River N 0 Martha i E 

McLaughlin Frank, brakeman, h 220 First Margaret g § 

James, brakeman, bds 233 Union 

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Philip, plumber, bds 70 Wayne 

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McLowry James F, (McLowry & Co) 171 Mvra < 2 

Union, h 42 Clinton " £

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McMahon Harry P, pumper, res 207 Fourth 

s-S John, foreman, h 92 Pine N 0 Maryr 

Tti John, laborer, h 39 Irving 

^ John H, gauger, h 147 Second 

q Kate, wid Thomas, h 207 Fourth 

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Margaret, res 39 Irving 

Margaret, wicl Simon, h 52 Spruce N 0 

Mary-, res 39 Irving 

•^ Mary, domestic Genesee House 

lf\ Mary, teacher, res 92 Pine N 0 



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McNeille Perry R, dentist 125i/2 Union, h 83 Clinton 

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McNerny Thomas, currier, bds 112 Thirteenth C ££. 

McWilliams Charles H, carrepairer, h 31^ Myrtie &r~ 

Buffalo 5T " 

Willis, teamster, h 23 Fulton 

Mary 

Mead Burt, boilermaker, bds American House N 0 

Edna 0, preceptress High School, rooms 110 Barry 

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Emma H, teacher No 2, rooms 110 Banw "© © 

Fred J, glasspacker, res 217 Ninth § § 

George C, machinist, res 217 Ninth 

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Herbert E, machinist, h 65 First Hettie J Ml 

John, carpenter, h 217 Ninth 

Maria 

Nettie, res 99 Fourth 

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William L, clerk, h 99 Fourth 

Fannie E 

Meany Mary, wid Edmund, res 27 Walnut N 0 

Meder Jacob, harnessmaker, h 123 Seventh 

Lena 

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Mellin William, machinist, h 159 Seyenth Sarah L S 

Aleloy Frances W, clerk 105 Union, res 20 Laurel av cj 

John W, grocer 105 Union,h 20 Laurel av Frances A 

Marj^ D, stenographer Standard Oil Co, res 20 

Laurel av 

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Mendonsa William E, butcher, h 205 Union Mary 

Mengel Eliza, domestic 113 Eighth 

Men's Temperance League 173% Union 

Mensonian Peter, laborer, bds 16 Garden av E O 

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Merchant Austin W, janitor, h 94 Henley Mary- A ro 

Merrick Moses, lumberinspector, h 142 Marietta E CJ 

Ninth ' > 

Meriiman Lucy V Mrs, (Granger & Merriman) 179 

Union, h 88 Barry 

Verdene, res 88 Barry 

Merritt Anna, wid Abraham, res 82 Barry 

Frederick W, miller, h 71 Bishop E 0 

Ida 

Onslow M, letter carrier p o, h 41 Henley Francelia 

William L, (Merritt & Murray) 25 State GraceM 

E O, h 73 Bishop do 

& Murray, (William L Merritt and John C Murray) 

grocers 25 State EO 

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Messer Mary L, milliner, res 44 Wayne 

Pauline, dressmaker, res 44 Wayne 

Peter, machinist, res 44 Wayne 

Metcalf Levi, wagonmaker, h 20 Higgins av 

Amelia 

Minnie 

William, conductor, h 193 First 

•£* METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, (First) Union 

cor Hamilton, Rev Wm C Wilbor pastor 

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Episcopal Church 107 Ninth, Rev Joseph Dennis pas 

Metropolitan Hall 143V2 Union 

nlui • METROPOLITAN LIFE INS CO, 9 Tower block 142 

Union, Thomas Conroy asst sup 

Michael William, laborer, h Cherry E 0 

Michler Gottleib, laborer, h 77 Fourth 

William H, blacksmith, h 29 Walnut N 0 

Middleton George, barber Olean House, h 86 

East av 

Miles Edward A, bookkeeper, res 71 Second 

Gilbert D, patternmaker, h 71 Second 

Hannah, domestic 37 Laurens 

J Corwin, opr Postal Cable Co, res 71 Second 

Milham Frank, bcls 174 Irving 

Sarah, homebaker 98 First, h do 

Millar Thomas, (Union Planing Mill Co) 33 

Exchange Bank bldg, h 20 Washington 

Miller Amelia S, wid George C, res 26 Third av Bv 

Appolonia, wid Jacob, h 22 First av Bv 

Arthur, clerk 61 State, res 84 First 

Daniel H, contractor 134 Green, hdo 

Elmer W, clerk 61 State, res 84 First 

Ernest T, loco engineer, h 142 Sixth 

George, laborer, bds Plum E 0 

George, laborer, h 31 Washington 

Henry C, clerk 61 State, res 84 First 

Hercules, porter 180 Union, res do 

Herman G, foreman, h 52 Third av Bv 

J Edward, painter, h 6 Seventh 

Joseph, bds 62 Barry 

Joseph, chemist, bds 10 Elm N 0 

Laurentine Y, produce 61-63 State, h 84 First 

Lenora, res 83 State 

Margaret, wid Jacob, res 121 Thirteenth 

Martha 

Caroline 

Mary 

Mandana 

Elwilda J 

Mary L 

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Bertha 

Jennie L 

Eva 

Edith 

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Miller Mary, h 82 Fifth 

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Milton A, dispatcher W N Y & P R R, h 142 Sue 

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Otto, jeweler 101 Union, res 83 State Susie E 

Peter, laborer, h 155 Henley 

Dora 

Robert E, cigarmaker 93 Union, h 78 Second Kate o 73 

Thornton A, clerk 61 State, res 84 First 

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William, sta fireman, h Buffalo W O Mary £ 

William, laborer, res 22 First av Bv 

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William J, laborer, res 155 Henley 

Milliken Robert A, h 188 Sixth 

Nora 

William, foreman 184 Union, h 85 Third Clemence 

Milliman Fred D, carpenter, h 14 Whitney- av Mary 

Mills Charles, laborer, h 178 Thirteenth 

Carrie 

William H, com dealer 59 State, bds Hotel Imperial 

Minehan Jeremiah, h 101 Green 

Nora 

Michael, farmer, res 101 Green 

Nora, res 101 Green 

Minard Charles, (Neff & Miuard) 30 Sullivan, rooms 

138 Barry- 

Miner Albert D, trav salesman, rooms 162% Union 

Miney Frederick, railroader, h 211 Seventh 

Minthey Albert, helper, res 63 River N O 

August, laborer, h 63 River N O 

Mitchell Edwin Stratton, res 104 Barry 

Ellen, domestic 26 Coleman 

J Ritchie, bookkeeper Standard Oil Co, h 

Ernestina 

104 Barry 

Mix August, laborer, h 15 Pierce av W 0 

Moffatt Emma, housekeeper 163 Sullivan 

Moffett Michael, watchman, h 180 Thirteenth 

Mohr see also Moore and More 

Mohr Andrew, farmer, h Ronolder av W 0 

Anna, dressmaker, res Ronalder av W 0 

George, carpenter, h Ronolder av W O 

Moldenhauer Otto, stonecutter, bds 165 State 

Monahan Frank S, clerk 171 Union, bds 25 Front Bv 

Henry, brakeman, bds Genesee House 

Kate, stenographer Vacuum Oil Co, res 142 Sixth 

Michael S, (McLowry & Co) 171 Union, bds Exchange 

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Monfort Joseph C, baggagmaster Erie depot, h Lillie 

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436 Union N 0" 

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Monroe Helena B, teacher No 1, rooms 60 Henley 

bf\ u 

V) 0. Moodier Charles, carpenter, h 345 Union 

Susan 

""* X! Moody- Walter E, driller, h Brook E 0 

Emma 

-C o Moohus John, laborer, h 207 Seventh 

Annie 

U-5 

x: i> Moon Archie D, trav salesman, h 178 Eighth Ella 

£ c Arthur, apprentice Times, bds 97 First 

u. Mooney Benjamin F, shoemaker 4 Whitney Anjenetta 

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Benjamin J, shoemaker, res 15 Irving 

C (/J Frank, plumber, res 15 Irving 

V, c 

Ellen 

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Patrick, laborer, h 183 Thirteenth 

Sarah Addie, res 15 Irving 

£ ,.= o T3 Moore see also More and Mohr 

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u O Moore Arthur, carpenter, h 78 Washington Ida May 

4> bJO Charles, laborer, h Moore's rd W 0 

Eliza 

Charles G, civil engineer, res 150 First 

Clarence S, student, res 74 Sullivan 

flOORE E R, builders' supplies and lumber 25 Wayne, 

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planing mill 170 Seventh, h 150 First 

Ella C, res 132 Second 

s- a Eva M, res 74 Sullivan 

x3 Fred R, bookkeeper 25 Wayme, res 150 First 

George D, farmer, res 17 Genesee By 

George N, oil producer, h 74 Sullivan 

George W, sta engineer, h 82 Washington 

Lovell G, farmer, h 17 Genesee Bv 

Margaret, cook 180 Union 

Minnie E, dressmaker, 129 State, res do 

Rosina L, wicl Hollis W, h 132 Second 

William, carpenter, h Moore's rd W O 

William D, genl mgr 25 Wavne, 

h 150 First 

William E, clerk 70 Wayne, bds do 

Moran Edward, (Hearron & Moran) 214 Union, 

h State E 0 

John, brakeman, bds 22 Railroad av 

John J, switchman, rooms 5 Union pi 

Michael, laborer, bcls 13 Hamilton 

Ida M 

Helen E 

Elizabeth R 

Kate




Moran Thomas, prop Arcade House, 22 Rail- Alta 

road av 

Thomas J, plumber 55 State, h 134 Third Mamie 

More see also Moore and Mohr 

More Kate H, wid L F, res 96 Sullivan 

Morgan Cassius C, printer 187% Union, res 190 First 

George H, glassblower, h 184 First 

Mary 

Henrv C, vice-pres Olean Pad Co 184 Union, 

h Cuba N Y 

Horace H, cashier 175 Union, 

Emeline K 

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Joseph S, bricklayer, res 190 First ' ^ 

Russell B, res 76 Clinton 

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Zelena E Mrs, dressmaker 190 First, h do 

MORIAN CARLOS C, bakery, confectionery Marion 

and restaurant 137 Union, h 87 Clinton 

Fred E, clerk 137 Union, res 87 Clinton Sarah 

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Sadie, florist 137 Union, res 87 Clinton 

Moriskey John, laborer, h 36 Water N 0 Kate ^^ 

Morris Charles, teamster, h 92 East av 

Carrie P^ 

David 0, carbuilder, h 24 Third av Bv Mary iii 

Elizabeth C, wid Samuel D, res 165 Ninth 

Ins- 

Elizabeth, bds 182 First 

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195 Union, h do; office hours 11 to 12 a m 

4 to 5 and 7 to 8 p m 

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Joseph E, Rev, pastor A M E church, h r 135 Emma 

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Peter, laborer, bds 156 Eighth 

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Morrison Adda, telephone operator, bds 199 First 

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Morse Emulis, pipefitter, h 22 Fulton 

Ella ^ w 

Everett A, sta fireman, h 5 Eighth Maud g1 P 

George F, farmer, h Grosman av E 0 Emma F 1 gg. 

Martha V, bookkeeper Luther Mfg Co, rooms 143 »f| 

Barry *r 

Morton Charles D, switchman, h 165 Sev- Ida L £ ^ 

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Michael C, boilermaker, h 203 Seventh Caroline 

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Mortz Joseph, restaurant 223 Union, bds 187 Fourth 

Moses Edward C, carpenter, h 123 Henlev 

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Mosher Alvin, driver, h 71 First 

Henrietta 

William B, brakeman, res 71 First 

Mosier Allen, teamster, h 117 Green 

Ida 

Hattie, res 153 Fifth 

William H, stillman, h 153 Fifth 

Ellen 

Mott Archie M, painter, h 26 Barry- 

Hattie 

Charles A, switchman, h 163 Seventh Micla E 

Fred E, boilermaker, h 159 Ninth 

Cora 

Jennie, domestic 63 Sullivan 

Slater, blacksmith, h 31 Second av Bv Marv J 

Stephen A, h 28 Barry 

Mary E 

Motter William, woodsawyer S 0, h River Annette 

road do 

Motto Samuel G, steward, h 143 State Tillie 

MOULTON CHARLES P, lawyer insurance 

and real estate 201 Masonic Temple, h 16 

Gertrude B 

Henley 

Josiah W, h 9 Main 

Anna Y 

MOUNT VIEW CEMETERY ASSOCIATION, 21 

Exchange Bank bldg, George Fobes agent; cemeteryr 

Union S 0, Nelson Kamery- supt 

Mowrey Annie, bds Olean House 

Moyer John, stationary fireman, h 81 Wash 

ington 

Samuel L, telegrapher, h 153 Eighth 

Muckey Fay, res 102 Third 

Fred D, agt, livery- 178 Union, h 13 

Hamilton 

John, laborer, bds Union S 0 

Orgen, laborer, h 182 Tenth 

Sophia M l\lrs, boarding 13 Hamilton 

William P, helper r 227 Union, res 13 Hamilton 

William T, clerk Union cor North, h 102 Third 

Julia A 

Sophia M 

Fannie 

Mudge Charles, (Mudge & Benjamin) 131 Geraldine 

Union, h 132 Fourth , 

HUDQE SELDEN J, physician 5-6 City bldg, Nellie E 

h 34 Laurens; office hours 8 to 9 a ii; 2 to 4 and 

7 to 8 p m. 

HUDGE & BENJAMIN, (Charles Mudge and Charles 

W 

Minnie 

Benjamin) hardware, stoves etc 131 Union 

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Ella, boarding 56 Spruce NO 

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Eugene, blacksmith, h 51 Whitney av 

Kate * E 

Henry B, tankbuilder, h Union S 0 

Lillian g 3a 

John, laborer, bds 184 Tenth 

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John E, laborer, h 18 Eleventh Clara D j ^° 

John V, druggist, 467 Union N O, rooms do < 2 

Lizzie, res 56 Spruce NO 

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Maggie, domestic Olean House 

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Martena, res 59 Clinton 

Mary, wid James, res 56 Spruce N 0 

Michael, laborer, h 17 Oak N O 

Kate 

Nellie, res 17 Oak N 0

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Murphy William, laborer, bds 56 Spruce N 0 

s-S Murray Catherine, wid Michael, h 437 Union N 0 

Tti Catherine E, res 437.Union N 0 

rn Henrietta, wid Palmer, h 29 Railroad av E 0 

q Jasper N, laborer, h 28 King E 0 Rachel A 

a 

John C, (Merritt & Murray) 25 State E 0, Gertrude 

h 71 Bishop do 

John W, currier, res 207 Henleyr 

q^ Michael, switchman, res 437 Union N 0 

Hft Patrick B, h 207 Henley Ellen 

t—( Murtaugh John W, tanner, h 114 River N 0 Ellen 

r, HUTUAL LIFE INS CO, (N Y) 306 Masonic Temple, 

^ 

E E Alderman agent 

,-* My-ers Edith M, clerk 145 Union, res 60 do 

£• Grace M, clerk 117 Union, bcls do 

^ Lavina, wicl Jacob H, h 60 Union 

^d 

;_i Myres Edward J, carpenter, bcls 154 Sullivan Jennie 

C3 John, machinist, h 208 Seventh Amelia 

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Veronica, domestic 151 Second 

William H, barber 464 Union, bds do 

'"gg Myrick George F, boxmaker, h 104 Clinton 

?h Machine Co (Alfred and Edward M Tothill) ma- 

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qj William L, molder, res 104 Clinton 

« N 

$} Nancarrow Frank H, yârdman, h Avenue A, Bv Sarah 

T^ Rose, -wid George, res Avenue A, Bv 

^ Nash Aaron N, farmer, h Bishop E 0 Helen C 

£ NATIONAL EXPRESS CO, 138 Union, F R Durham 

rr. agent 

Transit Co, 24 Exchange Bank bldg, F B Hum- 

£Q phrey mgr 

" Neff Edward W, (Neff & Minard) 30 Sullivan, h Emilv 

^ 

19 Jay 

^ NEFF & fllNARD, (Edward W Neff and Charles 

Minard) barbers 30 Sullivan cor Union (See 

end colored page) 

Neill Arthur W, (Neill Bros) 19 Wayne, h 18 Maud 

Coleman


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Neill Bros, (James G and Arthur W) lumber 19 Wayne "2. J+ 

James G, (Neill Bros) 19 Wayne, h 101 Catherine g £L 

Sullivan 

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Neitner Henry, laborer, h 150 Irving Marv sT n 

NELSON ALEXANDER W, prop City Jennie M " 

Steam Laundry 15 Sullivan, h 19 Laurel av 

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Anna, res 16 Whitney av 

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Augustus, carinspector, bcls 21 Buffalo "o © 

Charles B, clerk First National Bank, res State E 0 %% 

Clara W, res 19 Laurel av 

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Electa, wid Charles, h 16 Whitney av 

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John J, sta engineer, h 152 Thirteenth Julia ^ 

Magnus, sta engineer, h State E 0 

Emma C 

Paul H, contractor, h 100 WTayne 

Mary 

Nenno Joseph, clerk 142 Union, h 38 Laurens Vida L 

Netzel George A, laborer, h 103 Green 

Ruth 

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NEW CONKLIN WAGON CO, 3-5-7 State; J E 

^ 

Dusenbury pres, W H Conklin vice-pres, E A cl± 

Judd sec and treas 

NEW YORK MUTUAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN, CJ 

13 Riley & Wands blk, F E Vosburg gen'l agt 

N Y & PENNA TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH 

CO, 127% Union, Clinton T McKee mgr 

Newman John T, machinist, h 10 Wayne 

Kate H 

Thomas, tankbuilder, res Buffalo W O 

William, laborer, h Buffalo W O 

Ellen 

Wilson J, electrician, h 285% Union 

Anna 

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Newton Andrew, canvasser, h 146 Thirteenth Ellen > 

William C, clerk 145 Union, h 2 Hamilton Jane P ^ 0 tr, 

NIAGARA FIRE INS CO (N Y), 306 Masonic Tern- | J 

pie, E E Alderman agent -* a | 

Nichols Eddie H, sta engineer, h Johnson N O Jennie llr5 

Hattie, domestic 40 Clinton 

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Wallace B, fireman, h 98 Seventh Mary M P %- 

Nickle Ernest, sta engineer, h 86 Washington Augusta 2 ^ 

Nicklas John, barber, 89 Union, Charlotta M I ^ 

h 198 Fourth _ "^| 

Nickles Constantine, clerk 155 Union, res do 

r%-* 

George, (Greek-American Fruit Co) 155 Union, h do f$ 

Nickum Charles T, painter 67 State, Elizabeth L 

h 68 Second

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Noble Bartlett A, teamster, h 181 Ninth 

Fannie Mrs, h 179% Union 

Anna 

Laura B, res 181 Ninth 

CQ Nobles Benjamin, laborer, res 16 Pond E 0 Frances 

Ul William, laborer, h 336% Union 

Helen 

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Nolan Catherine, domestic 3 South 

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Noonan Bina, teacher, res 50 Elm N 0 

Hannah, wid Timothy, h 50 Elm N 0 

James, beamhand, h Grossman av E 0 

Marv 

Mary, res 50 Elm N 0 

Q-O * Normandeau Helen E, teacher High School, rooms 81 

Oz o Clinton 

x m North George, plumber, bcls Grand Central Hotel 

f-Xo Northcott Frederick, bricklayer, h 41 N River Sarah M 

NO 

Norton Bert H, driver Wells Fargo & Co, rooms 154% 

g§ 

Union 

Edward, laborer, h Spruce N 0 

Mary A 

Emmett, carpenter, h Homer N 0 

Phcebe 

Fred, machinist, bds 30 Coleman 

James, laborer, res Spruce N 0 

John R, carpenter, h 30 First av Bv 

Lizzie 

Lizzie, res Spruce N O 

Louisa E, wicl Henry J, h Main Bv 

Maria E, wicl L, h Main Bv 

Robert, driver, res Main Bv 

Ruth, res Main Bv 

Sadie, res 8 Higgins av 

Novelty Iron Works, 8 Whitney av, George G Parker 

prop 

NOYES WILLI AH P, dentist 144% Union, h 

98 Clinton 

Nutt John A, watchman, res 29 Pierce av W 0 

Newell S, pumper, h 29 Pierce av W 0 

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Nutting Alonzo, teamster, h 26 Third av Bv 

OAKLEAF FRANK H, bookseller, stationer Jennie Y 

and news dealer 119 Union, h 129 Fourth 

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Leila V 

Mary E 

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Oakley George C, driver, res 37 Irving 

George 0, Jr, blacksmith, h 20 Barry Blanche 

George W, grader, h 37 Irving 

Edith C 

Jennie, domestic, res 26 Barry 

Lewis, coremaker, bcls 26 Barry 

O'Brien Daniel, sta engineer, h 9 Elm N 0 

Abbie 

Daniel, Jr, driver 339 Union, res 9 Elm N 0 

O'BRIEN JAHES W, chief clerk Olean House, bds do 

Jennie, domestic 28 State 

Jeremiah, res 197 Seventh 

Michael, laborer, res 9 Elm N 0 

O'Connell see also Connell 

O'Connell Alice, wid Patrick, dressmaker 301% Union, 

h do 

Bros, (Philip and James) saloon, 64—66 State 

James, (O'Connell Bros) 64 State, h 102 Mary- 

Henley 

Philip, (O'Connell Bros) 64 State, h 11 Margaret 

Irving 

O'Connor see also Conner and Connor 

O'Connor Michael, laborer, h 127 Sullivan Marietta 

Redmond, saloon 125 State, h do 

O'Day; Hannah, wid, h 35 Coleman 

Jennie, res 35 Coleman 

Odd Fellows Hall, 179% Union 

O'Dea Michael, laborer, bds 448 Union N 0 

Odell Burt, plumber, h 285% Union 

Charles H, trav salesman, h 11 Tompkins 

ODELL DANIEL W, prop Eagle Hotel 127 

State, h do 

Euphemia H, wid John P, h 67 Green 

George E, clerk 158 Union, bds Hotel Snyder 

Herman, coachman 26 Laurens, bds 97 Fourth 

James M, painter, res 67 Green 

O'Donnell Honora, wid Maurice, h Buffalo W 

Jeremiah, teamster, h 73 Oak N 0 

John, currier, bds 48 Eleventh 

Joseph, stillman, res Buffalo W 0 

Mary, domestic 55 Clinton 

William P, laborer, h 178 Tenth 

Oelkrug Dora, domestic 123 Third 

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Oelkrug Mary, domestic 39 Laurens 

William, sta fireman, bcls 121 Henley- 

O'Hara Benjamin B, currier, res 76 Tenth 

Henry, cooper, h 23 Garden av E 0 

John T, teamster, res 93 Twelfth 

Mary, wad Bartley, h 93 Twelfth 

Michael, h 76 Tenth 

William, laborer, res 93 Twelfth 

O'Hearn Henryr J, stillman, res 58 Washington 

Jeremiah, fireman,res 58 Washington 

Mary, wid John, h 58 Washington 

Patrick, farmer, h River S 0 

William, mason, res 58 Washington 

O'Keefe Mary, wicl Patrick, h State W 0 

May- 

Ellen 

Winters av 

Olean Bill Posting Co, 196 Union, Frank D Lelancl mgr 

OLEAN BOARD OF TRADE, J V D Coon pres, E E 

Alderman sec and treas 

OLEAN BLDG, LOAN & SAVINGS ASSN, 306 Masonic 

Temple, E E Alderman sec 

OLEAN CARRIAGE WORKS, 326 Union and 215 

First, David S Abbott prop (See adv) 

Olean Chemical Wks,N Washington N 0, Julius Daud supt 

Olean Conservatory of Music, 22 Riley & Wands blk, 

George P Lull mgr 

OLEAN DIRECTORY, 119 Union, William H Kir win 

publisher, Frank H Oakleaf agent 

OLEAN ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER CO, 20-21 

Exch Bank bldg, Geo Fobes sec, treas and mgr 

Olean Factory of American Glue Co, Henley next Pierce 

tannery, William H Brown supt 

OLEAN FUNERAL DIRECTING CO, (William J Quigley 

and Charles L Barrett) undertakers and embalmers 

169 Union, tel Nos office 74, liouse 60 

Olean Glass Co, 115 Buffalo; S W 

Pancoast treas 

Pancoast pres, T H




Olean Heading Mill, Griffin EO, J Lovecraft & Son props 

too 

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OLEAN LIQUOR STORE, 190 Union, Edward ^ "g 

Dorsev prop 

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OLEAN MILLS, 1 State, Oliver & Bolender props en " "" ~ 

(See inside front cover) 

OLEAN MONUHENTAL WORKS, 69-71 State, 

Foley Bros props (See page 140) 

Olean Opera House 57 State, Wagner & Reis props; - ^g © 

Joseph Huson mgr 

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Olean Ovster Co, (Perry H Shumway) 17 Sullivan oo OO 

OLEAN PAD CO, 184 Union; L H Brooks sec and ~ oo ~ 

treas, mfrs sole leather pads saddles, housings etc, oo 

OLEAN POST OFFICE, City bldg, Frank L 

'&D 

Stowell postmaster 

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Olean Safe Deposit Co Union cor Laurens , , 

Olean Seed House, 2 State E 0, J L Baxter prop 

•CTj 

OLEAN SIGNAL MESSENGER SERVICE, Geo C jj^j 

and J K Palmer mgrs 153 Union \—\ 

OLEAN STREET RAILWAY CO, 207-208 Masonic 

Temple, John Fobes pres and supt 

Olean Tannery, State E 0, U S Leather Co props |~ . , 

OLEAN TIMES, (daily and weekly) 12 North, C D ^T 

Straight editor and prop (See adv) !^^ 

Olean Town Hall South cor Third av Bv 

y^~A 

OLEAN TRANSPORTATION AND STORAGE CO, 

109 First, Gilligan & Bisett props (See right 

•-=d 

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Oles Mary, wid Lorenzo, h Griffin E 0 

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Oliver George, (Oliver & Bolender) 1 State, Nellie A E^ 

h 79% Second 

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John, miller 1 State, h 78 Clinton Caroline A h M 

OLIVER & BOLENDER, (George Oliver and George P g> Jf 

Bolender) props Olean Mills 1 State (See inside 

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front cover) 

C.a.Z 

Olney David B, cutter 124 Union, h 82 First Theo w a •< 

w 3 - 

Olsen Anna, domestic 131 Third 

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Olson Peter, clerk 165 State, bds do •? -3 

O'Malley Thomas, glassblower, bds 38 N Washington -&f^ 

NO 

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O'Meara Francis, laborer, bds 75 Wayne 

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Frank L, res 261 Union f*

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O'Meara Lawrence L, hotel 261 Union, h do Anna 

Lewis, clerk, res 261 Union 

O'Neil Henry J, switchman, bds American House N 0 

Henry R, plumber, h 159 Henley 

Mary E 

totaq 

O'Neill Francis, stillman, h 231 Ninth 

Lena 

O C/) Henry, laborer, res 204 Fifth 

Nancy, wid Neil, h 204 Fifth 

Patrick, laborer, res 204 Fifth 

Oosterhoudt Arthur S, res 159 First 

O Charles, farmer, h 56 Front By 

Carrie 

Chester I, brakeman, res 56 Front By 

Myrtle 

Edwin I, foreman h 140 Barry 

Emeline, wid William, res 34 Jay 

Emma B, res 56 Front Bv 

Frank S, h 159 First 

Gertrude M, res Main Bv 

M Glenn, res Main Bv 

Luc\ 

Louisa 

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Ray E, res Main Bv 

William, dep sheriff, h Main Bv 

Harriet F 

Orcutt John H, cigars 333 Union, 

Carrie 

h 16 Higgins av 

May, res 37 Third av Bv 

William S, clerk 129 Union, 

Mildred 

CD h 37 Third av Bv 

Orloof Jane, wid, res 89 Henley^ 

O'Rourke Edward, saloon 329 Union, h do Margaret 

George H, chemist, bds 49 Buffalo 

Orthalion Hall 54 State 

Orton Vincent, farmer, h 27 Barry 

Rose 

Ul Osbon George, h 15 Sullivan 

Carrie E 

OU Osborne Allie, milliner 47 State, h do 

Ul Osgood Charles W, switchman, h 195 First Minnie E 

Ul George N, painter, h Osgood av E 0 

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Mattie, domestic 135 Second 

Osman Roland L, barber 127 State, bcls do 

Osterman Frank, currier, h 7 Eighth 

George J, tanner, h 149 Irving 

Osterstuck Emery^, farmer, h 34 Water N O 

Nellie T 

Millie 

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Ostertag John H, stillman, h State W 0 

Etta 

Ostrander Andrew H, drayman, h 89 Irving EllaD 

Arthur W, currier, res 89 Irving

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Ostrom Elizabeth F, wid Simon, res 171 Fourth p— 

OSTROM WILLIAM L, (Sibley & Katherine G ri 

Ostrom) 167 Union, hi 71 Fourth 

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Oswick George, laborer, bds Johnson NO 

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O'Toole Lizzie, domestic 129 Fourth >—\ 

Mai-y, domestic 114 Barry o 73 

Mary, domestic Grand Central Hotel 23 

Michael, laborer, h Homer N 0 Mary ~ Z 

Sadie, domestic 169 Fourth 

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newsdealers, cigars, etc 153 Union 

Irenus J, carpenter, h 37 Railroad av E 0 

Cg James, carpenter, h 8 Pond E 0 Bridget 

Sh Joshua K, messenger service 153 Union, Rebecca C 

g 

h 94 Clinton 

S Lester I, res 16 N Washington N 0 

M E, clerk Hotel Sny^der, bds do 

o Palmiter Edward A, teamster, h 56 River N 0 Anna 

Pancoast David G, glassblower, rooms 195 Union 

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q* Samuel W, pres 115 Buffalo, h 12 Laurens Helen 

Tj Thomas H, treas 115 Buffalo, res 89 Sullivan IdaJ 

1^ Vernon W, vice-pres 115 Buffalo, h 81 Barry Clara N 

J* Parish Caroline E, wicl Ellsworth, res 33 Irving 

V, Horace, carpenter, h 20 State E 0 

^ Melvin, carpenter, h 18 First av Bv Emeline 

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PARK HARRY L, prop Corry House 70 

Nannie 

Wayne, h do (See page 120) 

^ Parker Charles W, carpenter, h 164 Tenth Mary J 

Edson, foreman news dept Times, res 126 Fifth 

Edward C, teamster, h 8 Higgins av 

Fidelia, wid LeRoy-, res 126 Fifth 

George G, prop Novelty Iron Works 8 

Whitney av, h 195 Fourth 

Painter M Catherine, wid Reuben, res 90 Barry 

+J Palatine Ins Co 149 Main, W H Manderville & Co agts 

Tti PALACE HOTEL 163 Union, Peterson Bros props 

Pallmann Frank, filer, h 98 Fourth 

Catherine 

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q Ida E, res 98 Fourth 

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Palm Restaurant, 160 Union, A B Leasure prop 

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Palmateer Elizabeth, wicl Milo, h Pond E 0 

& Harvey, laborer, res Pond E 0 

qj PALMER A M & CO, (Alfred M Palmer) druggists 

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and stationers 107 Union and 166 State 

— Alfred M, (AM Palmer & Co) 107 Union, Alice 

h 109 Henley 

0^ Amelia A, wicl Seward, music teacher, h 16 N Wash- 

Jj ington N 0 

^ Benjamin C, currier, h 38 Garden E 0 Nellie 

George C, (George C Palmer & Co) 

Eliza F 

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153 Union, h 77 Clinton 

C& PALMER GEORGE C & CO, (George C Palmer) 

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Parker Hiram M, laborer, h 167 Sixth Frances E 

Joseph, loco engineer, bds Grand Central Hotel 

William, farmer, h 29 Main Bv 

Marietta 

PARKER WILLIS D, lawyer and police justice 

203-204 Masonic Temple, h 126 Fifth 

Passmore Betseys, wid Samuel, h 76 Barry 

Faith, res 47 Clinton 

John H, electrician, h 47 Clinton 

Alargaret 

Mary, dressmaker 76 Barry, res do 

Samuel E, clerk 201 Masonic Temple, 

Louise 

h 49 Clinton 

William D, linerepairer, h 31 Clinton 

Emily 

Paterson Amelia, res 132 State 

Duncan, lighter, h 132 State 

Mary 

Lizzie, domestic, res 132 State 

Patterson Abbie Mrs, res 76 State 

Charles, stagedriver, res 9 Third av Bv Sarah 

Ezra A, teamster, h 111 Second 

Isaac, res 12 Third av By 

Julius A, sawfiler, h 12 Third av Bv 

Lizzie, nurse, 143 Second 

Pauleys George L, laborer, res 46 Henley 

Samuel, lumberman, h 46 Henley^ 

Minerva A 

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Paulman Fred, barber 217 State, bds do 

Henry L, clerk 223 Union, h 187 Fourth Louisa '—• 

Payme Clark, clerk Hotel Imperial, bds do 

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Pearson John, car inspector, h 134 State 

Emma ^3 

Pease James, oil producer, h 11 Buffalo 

Peck Allen D, chief dispatcher W N Y &P RR, 

Gertrude > v* 

Rhoda A 

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Peckham Allen Z, barber 469 Union N 0, bds 494 tdo 

Frank C, carpenter, h 194 First 

Grace M, res 194 First 

Peddle William, laborer, bds 3 State E 0 

Peglar George, lead burner, res 86 River N O 

John G, stillman, h 86 River N 0 

Pelton Frank D, livery 7 State E O, h 5 do 

John G, gen'l delivery clerk p o, h 133 Union 

William L, clerk 149 Union, res 133 do 

Pender Charles E, foreman, h Griffin E 0 

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Pfeffer Mary, res 114 Thirteenth j— 

Phelps George H, pipefitter, h 110 Sullivan Nellie A n 

Phillips Charles, treater, res 435 Union NO 

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Florence, res 435 Union NO 

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Fred, brazier, h 30 Third av Bv o 73 

George E, paperhanger, h 115 Ninth 

May M ffi^P 

Hattie, wid Sydvester T, h 15 Railroad av E 0 5 Z 

Jennie, dressmaker 32 Oak N 0, res do w (A 

Jennie, milliner, res 30 Third av Bv 

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Mary-, res 30 Third av Bv m ^ 

Max B, res 115 Ninth 

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Phinney Beriah,contractor 136Sullivan,hdo HarrietA q 

Phoenix Mutual Life Ins Co, Hartford, Conn, City j£ 

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Pierce A Lacey, trav salesman, h 136 Third Helen R q 

Ada A, res 129 Barry 

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Caleb D, coal and wood 190 Third, h 80 Louisa S -a gta 

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Edward H, baker, h 165 Union Maud 3 3w 

Eugene S, asst city engineer, h 141 Third Theodosia a §§ 

Fred, carpenter, h 8 Genesee By 

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Hattie S, Kindergarten, res 145 First * « 

J Frank, bookkeeper Pierce's tannery, bds Olean ° o 

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James, (Jas & W P Pierce) Henley, h Maiden, Mass 3 E 

James & W P, (James and William P) tanners end ° -n 

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James S, (Pierce & Rowland) 147 Union, Celia ^° 

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Jennie, res Henley cor Pierce av 

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Joseph, foreman, h Henley cor Pierce av Mary 

Katie H, res 144 Eighth 

Mabel M, res 78 Sullivan 

Maud E, res 129 Barry

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Post Albert M, laborer, h 8 Winters av Margaret ?3 sj 

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O.- PRODUCERS GAS CO, 205 Masonic Temple, E M 

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^^ Wellington, electrician, h 110 First Florence A 

qQ PRUDENTIAL INS CO, 12 Riley & Wands block, J S 

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O j^j Pryor William S, opr W U Tel Co, bds Genesee House 

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h ^ No 3 Barry, State and North, No 4 E O, No 5 Bv, 

li] ~j No 6 Reed, cor Tenth 

^ 3 Puddy Jane Mrs, housekeeper 134 Barry 

G*? Pulver Douglas S, carpenter, bds 163 Henley^ 

Oq Purdy William C, machinist, h 36 Washington Carrie B 

^ > Purley Harriet, teacher No 3, bds 70 Union 

t ct! Purves Jennie, sup physical culture public schools, bds 

„, ^ 152 First 

£ Puskas Michael, laborer, h 91 State E O Mary 

§ Putney David, laborer, h Goodrich av E O Marietta 

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•î Quackenbush Edward, laborer, bcls 73 River N O 

f— Queberrv Joseph, boilermaker, bcls 10 Elm N 0, 

"-3 Questa Angelo J, clerk 93 Union, bds 125V2 State 

Jf5 John, laborer, h 98 State Jennie 

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Quigley Catherine, teacher No 1, rooms 57 Henley- 

Frank P, glassblower, res 131 Sullivan 

John A, currier, h 131 Sullivan 

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l-D QUIGLEY WILLI AH J, (Olean Funeral Frances 

;£* Directing- Co) 169 Union, h 33 Clinton 

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Edward, brakeman, bcls Genesee House 

Quinlivan James, mason, h 301V2 Union 

Quinn James B, carpenter, h 93 Twelfth 

Thomas, carbuilder, bcls 28 Union 

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Quirin Charles, tanner, rooms 183V2 Union 

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Quong Wah, laundry 182 Union, h do 

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Christopher, laborer, bds 199 Fifth n ^ 

Katie, tailoress, bds 163 Fifth 

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Racket Store, 175—177 Union, R S Cunningham prop -— 

Radley Carrie, dressmaker 11 Riley & Wands block, ^~ 

res 13 Fourth av Bv ^* 

E Henry, laborer, h 10 Bartlett av N 0 

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George, painter, res 13 Fourth av Bv 

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E Grace, res 8 Henley » ^ 

Emma A, (Hunt & Ramsey) 214 Masonic Temple, £-j 

res 31 Henley 

George E, sec 192 Union, h 144 First 

Kate E 

Sydvester S, oil producer, h 8 Henley 

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Randall Addison, carpenter, h 233 Henley 

Charles N, carpenter, h 237 Henley 

John, laborer, h 61 Irving 

John P, carpenter, res 233 Henley 

Lewis H, laborer, res 233 Henley^ 

Roxie, res Main By 

Randolph Daniel F, acct, res 136 First 

John, gardener, h Prospect av By 

Thomas, wagonmaker, h Queen E 0 

Rapp Cly^de W, student, res 34 Jay- 

Fred C, clerk, h 54 Eleventh 

William A, agt WlNY&PR R, h 34 Jay 

Rarey Henry F, teamster, h 16 Barry- 

Henry S, laborer, res 16 Barry- 

Rath burn Charles B, laborer, h 47 Orchard E O 

Raub Elmer, hostler 178 Union, h Hoops E 0 

Herschel D, (L M Raub & Son) 311 

Masonic Temple, h 6 Laurel av 

Joseph, sta engineer, h 136 Sixth 

RAUB L M & SON, (Lewis M and Herschel D) 

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Lewis M, (L M Raub & Son) 311 Masonic 

Temple, h 18 Laurel av 

Rauschert Adam, tinsmith, h 195 Eighth 

Henrys 0, tailor 124 Union, rooms 75 do 

Rayr Daniel P, supt tannery^, h 140 First 

Raymond Charles, fireman, h 205 Seventh 

Reader John, car cleaner, h 216 Seventh 

Reafsnyder Ina, res 189 Fourth 

Jennie, wicl Samuel, h 189 Fourth 

Reagan Johanna, domestic 26 Laurens 

John, laborer, bcls American House N 0 

Reaser Frank H, bookkeeper 26 Exchange 

Bank bldg, hi 24 State 

Reazs Willard, teamster, h 109 Second 

Rebman Frank E, machinist, h 28 Oak N 0 

Redding Catherine, wid Michael, res 47 Barry- 

Edward J, driver, res 16 Irving 

James F, sewing machine agt, h Spring EO 

John T, fireman, h 64 Wayne 

Lavina, wid James, h 16 Irving 

Almeda A 

Lizzie 

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Jennie G 

Caroline 

Alice L 

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Harriet N 

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Reddy- Mary, domestic 153 First 

Redstone Bayard T, res 36 Second av Bv 

Charles D, carpenter, h 36 Second av Bv 

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Reed Alfred, laborer, h R R nr Jay 

Charles M, machinist, h 112 Sullivan 

Caroline, wid George, res 106 Fourth 

Edward, laborer, h 51 Barry 

Emma C, operative, res 51 Barry- 

Newton L Rev, pastor Presbyterian church, 

h 18 Laurens 

Philip S, fireman, h 106 Fourth 

Wilbur B, pres 192 Union, h 145 Barry 

Reel Frank, laborer, h 61 Green 

REESE ANDREW J, drayman47Barry, 

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Clarence N, clerk 166 Union, rooms 164% do 

Lorenzo D, drayman, bds 47 Barrv 

REEVE JOHN C, grocer 189 Union,li 69 Sullivan 

Josephine L, res 69 Sullivan 

Juliet, res 69 Sullivan 

Mamie, bookkeeper 189 Union, res 69 Sullivan 

Sophronia, res 69 Sullivan 

Reeves Nina M, student, res 21 Jay- 

Reich Louis, hides 95 State, h do 

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Reid Michael, laborer, h 78 Eleventh 

Reidon John, teamster, h 75 Wayne 

Reinhoacl Enster, laborer, h 135 Thirteenth 

Reitz Catherine, wid John, h 5 Third av By 

Frank J, bricklayer, h Twelfth, bet Henley 

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Fred, driller, res 5 Third av Bv 

Henry, teamster, res 5 Third av Bv 

John C, clerk Union cor North, 

h 93 Seventh 

Mary, res 5 Third av Bv 

Theodore, tooldresser, res 5 Third av By 

William, mason, h 7 Third av Bv 

Renow John A, blacksmith, h 10 Brickell av 

Ren wick Stanleys M, pipefitter, h 4 Coleman 

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Tea Co 103 Union, h 16 Laurel av 

Rescue Hook and Ladder Co, City bldg 

Revels Robert, carpenter, bds 2 Union pi 

Rew Charles V, tailor, h 100 Fourth 

Rey-nolds Carrie M, res 14 Coleman 

David, painter, h 77 Barry- 

Edward J, carpenter, h 115 Eighth 

Eleanora H, res 99 Sixth 

Ellsworth, carpenter, h 18 State E 0 

Frank, bookkeeper, res 9 First av Bv 

Frank, painter, h Railroad av E O 

Horace, res 18 State E 0 

James, laborer, h 18 N Washington N 0 

Martha J 

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Frances 

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John, boilermaker, res 18 N Washington N 0 

Katie, domestic 419 Union N 0 

Levi, carpenter, h 9 First ay Bv 

Lillian, res 18 N Washington N 0 

Lucius B, carpenter, h 30 Second av Bv 

Myron H, carpenter, h 125 Sullivan 

Owen E, laborer, bds 52 Pine N 0 

Patrick, laborer, bcls 52 Pine N 0 

Samuel A, contractor 69 Bishop E 0, h do 

Wealthy A Mrs, housekeeper 12 Garden av E 0 

William E, carpenter, h 14 Coleman 

Ada 

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William E, painter, h Railroad av E O Alice A 

Rhodes Carrie L, artistic needleworker, res 99 Third 

Hosea, piledriver, h 99 Third 

Elizabeth A 

Rice John H, bricklayer, h 35 Henley- 

Nettie 

Lucinda, h 45 Eleventh 

William E, bricklayer, res 35 Henley- 

Rich Joseph, laborer, bds 231 Spruce N O 

Richards Belle, compositor 187% Union, res 183% do 

Benjamin, h 117 State 

Bert, driver, h 64 Green 

Flora A Mrs, housekeeper 183% Union 

Frances A, dressmaker.117 State, res do 

Maryr, wid Thomas, res 417 Union N 0 

Orbon, grocer, 16 Main Bv, h do 

Rickard Charles, barber, res 4 Center Bv 

Harry, hostler, bds 97 Fourth 

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Thomas F, ins agent, h 4 Center Bv 

Sena R n 

Rickraff Carl, laborer, h 43 Elm N 0 

Regina 3* 

Rider Fred, law student, bds 74 Second 

Riehtn Charles, laborer, bds 219 State 

Riel Millard, steamshoveler, h 168 Sixth 

Louisa o 73 

Rilev John, mgr, h 226 Union 

Jennie M 

Millard F, (Riley & Wands) 213-215 Martha W - z 

Union, h 93 Henley 

Wands, clerk, res 93 Henlev 

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RILEY & CO, (J M Rilev) carriages and harness 226- 

228 Union 

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RILEY & WANDS, (Millard F Riley and Charles R 

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RILEY & WANDS BLOCK, 213-215 Union 

Rinehar Lucy, domestic 141 Fourtht 

Maud, domestic 74 Second 

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Rishell William R, telegrapher, h 35 Buffalo Nettie A I Sg 

Ritzaur Anna B, wid Christopher, res 64 Washington 

John, carpenter, h State W 0 

Pauline L 

Roach Edward, bartender, h 148 Eighth Catherine 

John, currier, res 167 Seventh 

Lillian, domestic, res 173 Seventh 

Michael, laborer, h 167 Seventh 

Ellen 

Robbins Henry-, wagonmaker, h 40 Irving 

Anna 

Jayr, molder, res 40 Irving 

Joseph, laborer, h 156 Eighth 

Mary 

Mandeville, h 138 State 

Raymiond, molder, res 40 Irving 

Roberson Mary Mrs, h 152 Eighth 

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Robertson Arthur, molder, h 112 First Louise x f < **• 22 

George A, rubber stamps 189 Union, rooms 3 

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John, laborer, bds 56 Spruce N O 

Robie Charles H, jeweler 135 Union, h 34 State 

Robinson Delia, domestic Olean House 

George, laborer, res 158 Canal 

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5 C Job", laborer, h nr barrel factory N 0 Elizabeth 

»a +3 John S, laborer, h 158 Canal Ellen 

3 .5 ROBINSON NORMAN R, domestic bakery Anna A 

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185 Union, h 20 Tompkins 

Oscar L, laborer, bcls Bell E O 

Walter, laborer, res 158 Canal 

2 u ROBINSON WILLIAM C, carriage mfr Emma C 

£ .5 297-299 Union, h 66 Second 

^ Rochietti Charles D, h State E O Marv 

= Rockwell Marv, res 30 State E O 

| ^ ROCKWOOD CHARLES H, agt Empire Florence E 

C -o Line, Railroad av, h 99 Sullivan 

rt § David S Mrs, dressmaker, rooms 143 Barry 

>vfi Emeline, wad Aluerid, res 38 Clinton 

o *o Harry- L, bookkeeper 162 Union, res 99 Sullivan 

o o Rodgers Charles R, electrician, res 44 Eleventh 

2 ^ Glenn E, boxmaker, h 142 Seventh Katie F 

Q— Joseph W, foreman, h 172 Tenth Lena M 

#i & Roeske Charles M, beamsman, h 167 Henleyr Louisa C 

•S _ Rogers Albert C, (Duke & Rogers) 200% Union, rms do 

O, o Amos H, wagonmaker, h 31 Green Alary A 

s'n Calvin J, laborer, h 23 Third av Bv Catherine 

£ jS Catherine A, res 23 Third av Bv 

yr g Charles E, wagonmaker, h 40 Barry Sophy 

O C Edward E, asst supt Olean Street Rail- Catherine L 

H -j way 207 Alasonic Temple, h 77 Eighth 

rjj^ Frank F, laborer, h 50 Barry- Ada J 

>+j Langford, bookkeeper, h 75 Henley Mary 

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Lewis, laborer, h Hoops E O 

Jane 

Alabel J, res 31 Green 

r- "Sd My-rtie L, clerk 145 Union, res 40 Barry 

tU 3 Rollinson Lind on, mason, h 144 Seventh Lizzie B 

-J § Ralph, printer, res 144 Seventh 

— ° Ray B, lather, res 144 Seventh 

^ Ronolder Herman, teamster, h State W 0 Anna 

Katherine, wid Valentine, res 167 State 

William C, gardener, h State W 0 

Rood Isaac, laborer, h 9 Pond E 0 

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Root Charles R, showman, h 65 Green 

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David, loco engineer, h 456 Union N 0 Mary J 

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Earl L, blacksmith, h 44 Orchard av E 0 Maggie 

Hiram, laborer, bds River S 0 

Minnie, res 456 Union NO 

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Leather Co props; F P Shaner mgr (— 

Roper John, laborer, h 213 Seventh 

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Rorke John, laborer, bds 58 Spruce N 0 

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Rose Anthony, laborer, h R R nr Jay 

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Anthony, switchman, h 46 Elm N O 

Mary ©© 

Charles, currier, h Homer N 0 

Annie ©© 

Charles T, currier, res Homer N 0 

Delaney A, ins agt, h 27% State E 0 

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Johanna >—3 

John, Jr, laborer, h 273 Union 

Angelia 

Ross Frederick A, machinist, bds Grand Central Hotel |—3 

George A, laborer, h 31 Railroad av E 0 Anna R 

Marcia, wid George, saloon 14 Railroad av, h do 

Oliver P, clerk 125 Union, h 82 First Clara G 

William C, (F V R Stillman & Co) 6 Laurens, h 

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Rossiter Lawrence, tanner, bds 230 State 

Rounds Aaron, teamster, bds Union S 0 

Charles, teamster, res Union S 0 

Mary, wid Orton, h Union S 0 

Rouse Electa Mrs, h Queen E O 

Frank S, laborer, res Queen E 0 

Lavantia, wid Barlow, res 15 Front Bv 

Rowan Ellen, res 119 Henley 

Frank, cook, res 119 Henley 

Patrick, h 119 Henley 

Patrick, Jr, laborer, res 119 Henley 

Rowe Albert, laborer, res 50 Ninth 

Frederick J, pumper, h 77 N River N 0 Delia A 

George A, coachman, h 50 Ninth • Carrie r. 

Theodore, pipelineman, h N River N 0 Bridget a 3 

Rowie Nasper, peddler, h 277 Union 

Dollie 

Rowland John W, (Pierce & Rowland) 147 Ida M 

Union, h 15 Laurel av 

Rowley Bridget, domestic 192 State

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k-J Rowley Catherine, domestic 159 Second 

O rf- Eurana S Mrs, cook 210 Union, h 3 Riley & 

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Royce Martin D, laundryman, h 112 Sixth Clara B 

. P Ruchte William, molder, res 30 Second av Bv Maud 

Pco Rugg Charles S, foreman Olean Pad Co 184 Union, res 

g ^ 74 Clinton 

qQ Herman W, watchmaker 176 Union, h 74 Lucy J 

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O kj Jennie, stenographer 33 Exchange Bank bldg, 

"h kJ res 74 Clinton 

(-^ Rumsey Frank, (Cary, Rumsey & Hastings) 

bj < 23 Exchange Bank bldg, h Buffalo, N Y 

t^S Rupprecht Conrad, tanner, h 155 State 

Mary 

(J*? Russ John, machinist, h 88 Seventh 

Emma 

O q Russell Bertha M, res 9 Garden av E 0 

Gh > RUSSELL EUGENE R, ice dealer 9 Garden Catherine 

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(/> Frank, res 35 Irving 

£ Frank, teamster, h Union S O, Nellie 

§ George, mason, h 35 Irving 

„ Ida M, res 35 Irving 

C\D Mary^, wicl Enoch L, h Union S O 

CD Napoleon, laborer, h 160 Sullivan Elizabeth 

-^1 Washinton, laborer, h 39 N River N O Lizzie 

E—' Ruttenberg Benjamin, broker, h 42 Henlev Sadie 

•£* Sadie, (Ruttenberg & Co) 146 Union,"h 42 Henley 

^5 & Co, (S Ruttenberg and Max Cohn) pawnbrokers 

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Ul Ryan Bridget, wid Michael, h 45 River N O 

jyj Dennis, laborer, res 34 Water N 0 

mm James, molder, res 44 Elm N 0 

rjj John E, (Ryan & Collopy) 206 Union, res 45 River 

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$£ Michael, cooper, h 44 Elm N 0 Kate 

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Nora, res 45 River N 0 

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Patrick, laborer, h 45 River N O 

Stephen, sta fireman, h 34 Pine N 0 

Nellie 

Timothy J, switchman, h 182 Eighth Osie 0 

William, helper, res 44 Elm N 0




RYAN & COLLOPY, (John E Ryan and Timothy B 

Collopy^) wines, liquors and cigars 206 Union 

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Saas Alfred, carinspector, h 108 Twelfth Mary " 33 

Sabin David S, miller, h 228 State Hannah 5 Z 

Sabithy Tony, laborer, h 442 Union Mary "J (A 

Sage Albert W, sta fireman, h 7 Center Bv Marosia y,*^ 

St Clair Lewis V, machinist, h 98 Henley Mary R n Si 

ST JOHN'S ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH, Union n £J 

N 0, Rev Thomas E Haire rector n 33 

ST HARY OF THE ANGELS ROMAN CATHOLIC *^j 

CHURCH, Henley cor First, Rev John J Hamel q 

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St Mary's Parochial School 84-86 Sullivan 

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Salisbury Charles H, mason, h 12 Adams av Marv w 

Eliza J, wid Gaius M, h 55 Bishop E O 

Hugh S, architect 162% Union, h do 

Orson P, laborer, res 55 Bishop E 0 

Salsburg Mark, clothing-154 Union, bds 40 Jay- 

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Sampair Samuel, Harriet, clothier, wid Joseph, h 40 Jay boarding 26 Wayne Carrie § g g^ 

Sandbun Hannah, domestic 149 First * 

Sandburg August, sta fireman, h Avenue A, N 0 Dora | cd 

Sanders William R, clerk, h 65 Second Mary H S tr 

Sanderson Flora, teacher No 6, res 101 Ninth 

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Ira F, farmer, h 101 Ninth Dorcas g § 

John S, farmer, h 27 Main Bv 

Anna B 

Sartwell Elizabeth, res Olean House g 8° 

Ethel, res Olean House 

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Sandstrom John, carcleaner, h 95 Washington Amy W ££ 

SARTWELL HENRY S, prop Olean House Kate M 

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Satterlee Charles G, mason, h 17 Fulton 

Sauer Carl, laborer, bds 153 Ninth 

Otto, laborer, bds 153 Ninth 

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Daniel, currier, h 97 Buffalo 

John, driver, rooms 80 Wayne 

Nellie J, wid Morris, h 42 Buffalo 

Patrick J, saloon 70 State, h 151 Seventh 

Sawyer Albert, sta engineer, h Grossman av E 0 

John A, laborer, h 78 Tenth 

Saxton James M, trav salesman, h 145 First 

Scanlon Frank, pipelineman, h 77 N River N 0 

John, rigbuilder, h 169 Sullivan 

John J, tankbuilder, res 169 Sullivan 

Minnie E, res 169 Sullivan 

Scarles John, carpenter, h Homer N 0 

Schalk Alphonso, carinspector, h 99 Eleventh 

George, laborer, h 103 Tw-elfth 

Schamel Henry, upholsterer, h 8 Buffalo 

Schank Emma, wid Fred, h 325 Union 

Scharle Conrad, .shoemaker, h 168 Sullivan 

Scheiterle Charles, boilermaker, h 240 State 

Conrad, farmer, h 240 State 

Joseph, laborer, h 212 State 

Mary, res 248 State 

Michael, blacksmith, h Fifteenth nr State 

Michael, farmer, h 248 State 

Schelin Andrew, prop World Hotel 165 

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Charles, clerk 115 Union, res 165 State 

Mollie, dressmaker, res 165 State 

Schelling William, painter, h 279 Union 

Schenetter Gustave, painter, h 108 Ninth 

Schermerhorn Cornelius H, architect and 

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Schier Joseph, laborer, bds Clark E 0 

Schlosser John, laborer, h 180 Tenth 

John, Jr, laborer, res 180 Tenth 

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Schnabel George, foreman, h 47 Eleventh 

Schnell George, glassblower, h 158 State 

Schoof Albert, conductor, bds 285% Union 

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Schott Charles, butcher, h 92 Third 

George B, (Schott & Kichle) 111 State, 

h 92 Third 

Julia, clerk 213 Union, res 80 Third 

William, butcher, h 80 Third 

& Kichle (George B Schott and Charles Kichle) 

meat market 111 State 

Schrader Emma, dressmaker, res 69 Second 

Schribel Peter, carcleaner, h 113 Eighth 

Schroeder Leo C, miller Acme Mills, h 72 Fourth 

Schuder John, cooper, h 66 Oak N 0 

Schue Charles C, painter, res 126 Thirteenth 

Conrad, carpenter, h 126 Thirteenth 

George, h 148 Henley 

Henry L, letter carrier p o, h 86 Green 

Mary, domestic 8 Laurel av 

Orie D, helper, res 126 Thirteenth 

TinaC, res 126 Thirteenth 

Schuetz Herman, jeweler, h 83 State 

SCHUETZ L, jeweler 101 Union, h 83State 

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Schuh Louis, laborer, h 143 Irving 

Schultz Emma, res 66 Wayne 

John, laborer, h 55 Elm N 0 

John G, prop Cleveland House 

66 Wayne, h do 

William, laborer, res 66 Wayne 

Schussele Simon, carinspector, h 148 State 

Schwinger Gottleib, tanner, h 131 State 

Kate, clerk 145 Union, res 131 State 

Schwink Katherine, domestic, res 153 Ninth 

Scibe Gabriel, peddler, bds 277 Union 

Scott Asa C, h 83 Green 

Elizabeth, wid Archibald, h 58 Union 

Maria, domestic 22 Whitney av 

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Oct William, hostler 144% Union, rooms do 

h=3 Winfield, clerk, h 20 Main Bv Mary 

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306 Masonic Temple, E E Alderman agent 

'î Seamon Frederick, gauger, h 9 Eighth Ida M 

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John, h 121 Green 

Rachel 

Seaver Ada, compositor Herald, res 36 Third av Bv 

Daniel E, res 16 Higgins av 

, u Mae, compositor Ledger, res 36 Third av Bv 

°-0 * William S, freight handler, h 36 Third av Bv 

a.mm o See Anna F, wicl Eber D, h 8 Laurens 

aI m Seefried John G, loco engineer, h 129 Eleventh Julia F 

£g g SEELY DEXTER W, mgr 465 Union N 0, Helen M 

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og g Seiter Anna, wid Martin, boarding 6% State E 0 

2 «a Seivert Augustus C, ornamentor, h 26 Lau- Flora A 

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g^ ^ Charles, pumper, h 9 Second av Bv Louise 

5a co Jonn> laborer, h Garden av E 0 Jessie 

2g - Selden Charles W, clerk W N Y & P R R,bds 80 Clinton 

O. q Selover William F, laborer, h 34 Garden av E 0 Frances 

^(- o Semm Fred, foreman, h 434 Union, N O 

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Sewall Jennie, wid Henrys, res State E O 

Shabella Michael, laborer, h Avenue B, N 0 

Julia 

Shad bolt Alonzo, laborer, h 77 First 

Ida 

Shafe Frank E, sta engineer, h 199 Henley Jessie E 

Joseph H, (Good & Shafe) 104 Statejxls 62 Union 

Shafer Francis L, shoemaker 112 State, Elizabeth 

h 82 Henley 

Frank S, tinsmith 159 Union, res 82 Henlev Lucy 

Fred, lather, h 225 State " Grace 

Jacob, constable, h 225 State 

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Shaffer C A & Son (Charles A and Frank J), grocers 114 " 

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Shaffer Charles A, (C A Shaffer & Son) 114 State Emma 

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Cora, domestic 84 Clinton 

Corrinne Belle, res 114 State 

Elizabeth, housekeeper 149 Eighth 

Frank, carpenter, h Prince E 0 

Jennie o 73 

Frank J, (C A Shaffer & Son) 114 State, res do (0

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Sheehan John, laborer, bds 70 Wayne 

John P, blacksmith, h 50 Coleman 

Sheehy Bridget, domestic 143 Second 

Sheldon Jesse A, contractor 67 First, h do 

Sheridan Bertrand, student, res 74 Henley^ 

Ellen A, res 160 Irving 

SHERIDAN GEORGE A, oil producer, h 74 

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James L, oil well driller, h 160 Irving 

Marie E, res 160 Irving 

Sherlinsky- Michael, sta fireman, h 52 N Washington 

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Sherlock Judd M, cigars 169 Union, bds 32 State 

Sherman Ada Mrs, h 40 Center Bv 

Daniel M, yardman 19 Wayne, h 22 

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Edgar, laborer, h Main Bv 

George D, sta fireman, h 40 Center Bv 

Lena, res 39 State E O 

Sherris Elias, peddler, h 96 State 

Sherwin Emma E, operative, res 59 Irving 

Frances P, operative, res 59 Irving- 

Harry M, res 32 Third av Bv 

Mary A, -wid James M, h 59 Irving 

Sylvester N, farmer, h 32 Third av Bv 

Sherwood Augusta, res 27 Center Bv 

Margaret, wid Myron B, h 27 Center Bv 

Shiber John T, cooper, h 8 Washington 

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Shiley Bertha L, domestic84 Barry, res 21 Garden avEO 

Carrie M, domestic, res 31 Garden av E 0 

Shinnerling Ernest L, shoemaker 245 Union, h do Fannie 

Henry, moldmaker, res 245 Union 

Shine Daniel, conductor, h 203 Fourth Catherine F 

Shlenker Christian J, painter, h 116 Green Augusta 

Fred L, clerk, res 116 Green 

Shorter John, laborer, h Homer N 0 Winnifred 

Showalter Henry, res 15 Henley 

Eliza 

William F, carpenter, h 15 Henley 

Jeanette 

Shumway Perry H, (Olean Oys Co) 17Sullivan EttaH 

h 9 Laurel av 

Shurtz Charles B, laborer, bds Hotel Snvder




Shurtz Irving E, pumper, bds Hotel Snyder 

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Simons Eli, laborer, h Canal 

Anna L 

John S, loco engineer, h 12 Higgins av Nellie M -^-^ 

Salina, wid Benjamin, housekeeper Union S 0 P^"! 

Simpson Minnie J, telephone opr, res 23 Laurel av LjlJ 

Mortimore S, foreman, h 103 Sullivan Arda L |^=- 

SIMPSON WILLIAM H, plumber, steam and Mary !===! 

gas fitter 164 Union, h 78 First 

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William R, trav salesman, res 78 First 

Sing Sam, laundry 199 Union, h do 

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SINGER MFG CO, 180 Union, R L Slawson mgr 

Sirdevan Ann, wid Thomas, h 19 Oak N 0 

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Edwin A, laborer, res 25 Water N 0 

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Francis T, laborer, res 25 Water N 0 

George, laborer, res 19 Oak NO 'H h 

James, stillman, res 19 Oak N 0 

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John, sta fireman, h 28 Oak N 0 Kate ||| 

Margaret, domestic 167 Fourth 

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Mary A, wid Patrick F, h 25 Water NO 

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Patrick, loco fireman, h 21 Oak N 0 Josephine 

Thomas, laborer, res 19 Oak N 0 

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Sisson Sophronia, wicl Wellington, res 159 Fifth 

Skiff Charles H, salesman 112 Union, h 56 Second Ella J 

May, res 56 Second 

coLq Skinner Henry, stillman, h 118 Eleventh 

Mary- 

Paul, clerk 141 Union, res 118 Eleventh 

Reuben J, tooldresser, h River S 0 

Maud 

Slatterlv Winnifred, domestic 92 Henley 

SLAWSON RUFUS L, mgr Singer Mfg Co Minnie 

180 Union, h 106 Second 

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Sloan Anna, dressmaker 46 Orchard av E 0, res do 

Florence, res 46 Orchard av E 0 

James, laborer, h 84 Thirteenth 

Ada 

John W, woodturner, h 46 Orchard av E 0 Maggie 

Maggie, stenographer, res 46 Orchard av E 0 

William R, driver 140 Union, res 46 Orchard av EO 

Sloane Anna May, res 134 Barry 

John, grain 25 Exchange Bank bldg, h 134 Barry 

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Sloat George, laborer, h 23 Railroad av E 0 Jennie 

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Jennie J, res 23 Railroad av E 0 

Slosser Luie, driver, 86 State, res 180 Tenth 

Small Peter, h 31 River N O 

Nellie 

Peter, laborer, h 442 Union N 0 

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Charles J, leathercutter, h 13 First av Bv Clara 

Periw, foreman, bds 20 Railroad av 

Smirfitt James, h laborer, 117 Sullivan 

Eliza A 

Maud, res 117 Sullivan 

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Angie B, milliner, res 75 Bishop E 0 

Anna, bookkeeper Acme Mills, res 79 Clinton 

Anna A, res 39 Green 

Bessie M, milliner, bcls 239 State ' 

Byron, drayman, h 20 Adams av 

Caroline E, teacher No. 2, res Allegany, N Y 

Carrie, cashier 213 Union, res 79 Clinton 

Carrie L, widow Stephen, h 15 Front Bv 

Cassar, physician 166 State, h do 

Charles, coal and lumber, 290 Union 

h 91 Clinton 

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Smith Charles R, driver, res 39 Green p- 

SMITH CHARLES W, mgr F W Higgins & Co Effie n 

Masonic Temple, h 72 Clinton 53 

Charlotte, wid Hiram, h 79 Clinton 

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Christian G, carpenter, h 11 Fourth av By Elizabeth ,—| 

Clara A, res 58 State o 73 

Clara A, wid Frank, res 132 Ninth * ^ 

Copeland E, clerk 145 Union, res 51 Buffalo 

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David L, harnessmaker 171%Union, h 13 EmmaM «j C/> 

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Smith Elizabeth wid Christian, h 79 Fourth 

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Ella L, (Smith Sisters) 123 Barrv, res do 

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Eugene C, printer 187V2 Union, h 188 First Virga 3 C? 

Eugene L, (E L Smith & Co) Masonic Josephine C 5 E 

Temple, h 53 Clinton g § 

Eugene S, jeweler 161 Union, bds Hotel Imperial £ 'SB 

Frances F, h 81 Clinton g P° 

Francis T, machinist, h 15 Garden av E 0 Amanda $ 22 

Frank, watchman, h 247 Spruce N 0 Clara » ££ 

Fred C, bartender 58 State, res do 

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Fred C, pumper, res 53 Clinton 

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Elizabeth M 

Frederick D, agent Wells, Fargo & Co Gertrude 

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George, (George Smith & Co) Exchange Bank bldg, 

res 38 Henley 

SfllTH GEORGE & CO, (George and GeorgePSmith) 

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Light fflaehine Work Solicited. Basement Exeh. Bank Building. 

Smith George J, barbr 16 Railroad av, h 1521/. Union Ella 

George P, (George Smith & Co) Exchange Sarah J 

Bank bldg, h 38 Henley 

George W, teamster, h 13 Clinton 

Polly M 

Georgia, res 79 Fourth 

Hannah, operative, res King E 0 

Harry, tooldresser, res 79 Fourth 

Hattie N, (Smith Sisters) 123 Barry, res do 

Henclrick J, carpenter, h 75 Bishop E O Sarah S 

Herman, teamster, h 39 Green 

Rose 

James, teamster, h 8 Adams av 

Stella 

James C, mason, h 301% Union 

Alma 

James T, hostler, res 22% Whitney av 

Jasper E, (W V & J E Smith) 117% Union, 

h 60 Henley 

John B, druggist, h 29 State 

John C, boilermaker, h 62 Wayne 

John W, h 51 Buffalo 

John W, carpenter, h 39 King E 0 

Joseph, brakeman, h 336V_ Union 

Joseph A, hotel 58 State, h do 

Katie, bookkeeper, res King E 0 

Lee, glasspacker, h 22 Coleman 

Lena, dressmaker, res King E 0 

Lewis H, hubmaker, res 38 Henley 

Lodem'a A, wid William, h 123 Barry 

Louis, laborer, h Fifth av Bv 

Mabel, clerk 333 Union, res 16 Higgins av 

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Smith Marshall M, mail carrier, h 8 Adams av Alice "O. ?+ 

Miles L, conductor, h 12 First av Bv 

Jennie gj 2L 

Minnie B, res 13 Fulton 

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Minnie F, teacher, bcls 117 Thirteenth 

N Gertrude, teacher No. 4, res 75 Bishop E 0 

Naomi E, res 32 Coleman 

Nellie, res 79 Fourth 

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Norman M, messenger Exp Am Co, rooms 73 Barry "o © 

Olive A, res 123 Barry § § 

Peter, student, res Fifth av Bv 

Ransom R, sta engineer, h 25 N River N 0 Agnes F 

Rufus, laborer, re's 259 Union 

Sisters, (Ella Land Hattie N) dressmakers 123 Barrv 

SMITH W V & J E, (William V and Jasper E) lawyers ^ 

117% Union c_ 

William, blacksmith, h 32 Coleman —- 

William, h 28 Third av Bv Caroline E^ 

William, cabinetmaker, h 117% State Kate ~-» 

William F, helper, h 6 Elm N 0 

Ella 

William V,(W V & J E Smith) 117%Union, Dora A c_ 

h 57 Henley 

Zuriel W, lumberman, h 36 Buffalo 

Mary 

Snow William, driver, h 11 Clinton 

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Snowden Fred, barber Olean House, bds 18 Adams av 

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Temple, h 255 Union 

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Snyder Andrew, laborer, h 121 Henley 

Augustus, laborer, h 53 Irving 

Charles F, carpenter, bds 123 Henlej^ 

Conrad D, carpenter, h 123 Henley 

Ella, waitress Olean House 

Elmer J, laborer, h Main Bv 

Kate M 

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Le Grand, clerk 145 Union, bds 81 Clinton 

SNYDER MATT, prop Hotel Snyder 222-224 Julia 

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William L, clerk 139 Union, bds 81% Clinton 

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Sollitt FAred, laborer, h 51 Spruce N O Martha " 

Soundheim Henry, tailor, bds 90 Reed 

Southeron Martin, carpenter, h 201 State 

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CD Southworth Elmer E, currier, h 15 Garden avEO Emma 

Oct Spaulding Cynthia, clerk, res 137 Fifth 

Harry E, clerk Standard Oil Co, res 137 Fifth 

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^•i Spears Jeannette, wid James, h 16 Third av Bv 

William H, carpenter, h 137 Fifth 

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Spear William, laborer, h Genesee Bv 

Louise W 

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John, laborer, res 16 Third av Bv 

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Robert, laborer, h 42 Third av Bv 

f-^- Spellan Patrick, brakeman, h 230 First 

Nora 

, u Spencer Addison G, glassblower, Emma J 

£o * h 153 Thirteenth 

rnmmmo Conrad W, boilermaker, res 10 N Washington N 0 

X m Frank, hostler 130 Union, h 36 Henley Lorena 

HXo George C, carpenter, h 10 N Washington NO Rose E 

Ou | Julia, wid, h Grossman av E 0 

og S Ruby E, res 10 N Washington N 0 

2 ««) William 0, carriagetrimmer, h 13 Front By Cora 

J uj Spiers Lizzie, -waitress Grand Central Hotel 

2c/5 E Mary, domestic Genesee House 

5ce n Spiesman Matthias, meat market 167 State, Mary E 

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CX q Spillane Charles, pipelineman, h 37 Elm N 0 Anna 

Sh° Spiller Eugene A, painter, h 103 Eighth 

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Starks M Maud, mus'ic teacher, res 88 East av 

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Stattle Adam, bcls Twelfth bet Henley and State h ^> 

Charles, res 146 Ninth 3 £j 

George, res 146 Ninth " 33 

Kate, res 146 Ninth 

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Steadier Katherine M, teacher, res 99 Ninth 

Steadman Frank L, trav salesman, h 140 Fourth Sarah £«~ 

Steele FVank H, loco engineer, h 37 Coleman Kate 

George, conductor, h 176 Third 

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Steelman Thomas, packer, bds Eagle Hotel 

Stegner Adam, cooper, h 242 State 

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Stein Frank E, laborer, h 161 Ninth \ |g 

Steinbeck George, res 187 Henley 

Lizzie 5 gg 

Steinmiller Frank, cigarmaker 134 Union, Ellen M £ g% 

h 127 Henley' \ %% 

Steirly George R, electrician, h 184 State M Emma 

Stelebras Mabel, domestic 17 Laurel av < 

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Stephan Anna, res 142 Fourth 

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Clara, clerk 123 Union, res 142 Fourth g e? 

William N, clerk 143 Union, h 142 Fourth Augusta 3 E 

Stevens Ann, wicl Frank, boarding 37 Henley 8 § 

George, sta engineer, h 196% Union 

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George F, h 108 Thirteenth Katherine 8 «° 

Stewart Edith L, teacher No. 1, res 79 Sullivan 

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Joseph, carpenter, h 99 Ninth 

Catherine 

Joseph A, tooldresser, h 105 Ninth 

Annie 

Mary C, clerk, res 99 Ninth 

Thomas A, foreman Pierce tan}', bds Hotel Snyder 

Steyner John J, h 79 Sullivan 

Frederica E 

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^» Stickney Edward W, lumberman, h 137 Third Alida D 

QJ Florence H, teacher No. 5, res 79 Sullivan 

fl Isabel, teacher No. 3, res 137 Third 

. 2 James Mrs, h 79 Sullivan 

~' Stiebly Andrew, carrepairer, h 20 Eleventh Mollie 

£ Stier August, beamhand, h Buffalo W O Mary 

r/2 John, tanner, bds 155 State 

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Paul, laborer, res Buffalo W O 

Stiker John, farmer, h State W O 

Katie, wid Christian, h State W O 

Stiles Alfred, farmer, res 100 River N O 

O George W, h 100 River N O 

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'J-* Frank V R, mgr 6% Laurens, h 80 First Carrie B 

^H Stimlingerjohn, loco engineer, h 193 Seventh Margaret 

^ Stimson George E, teamster, h River S 0 Ida 

° Stinson Edna Mrs, h 74 Fifth 

* Stone Jason E, bookkeeper 127% Union, Anna R 

02 h 2 Laurel av 

—* Ora R, carpenter, h 42 Barry Hattie A 

.2 Wallace 0, loco engineer, h 167 Sullivan Loretta 

S-i Stonek Thomas, laborer, h nr Chem wks N O Victoria 

Ph Storms Christopher, molder, h 15 Jay Amelia 

r Storrs Thomas, lawyer 187% Union, Fannie T 

G h 126 Barry 

O Stout Daniel W, clerk, res 32 Washington 

xti Elizabeth, w-id John A, h 32 Washington 

QJ George W, clerk 168 State, res 32 Washington 

^ Harriet V, res 32 Washington 

^" Harry B, butcher, res 32 Washington 




Streb Joseph N, machinist, h 142 State 

Anna 

Strong George, farmer, h Grossman av E 0 

STRONG GIDEON H, oil and real estate Anna M 

38 Exchange Bank bldg, h 149 First 

Helen B, wid Jairus B, h 23 Laurens 

Strube Nellie M, wid Henry, dressmaker, res 227 Ninth 

Struchen Charles B, carpenter, h Reed 

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Strum Louis, carpenter, h 78 Fifth 

Studley Eugene, laborer, res 11 Garden av E 0 

William, teamster, h 11 Garden av E 0 

Sturgeon Charles H, clerk Am Exp Co, rooms 

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Sturm Charles, barber, 232 State, res 243 do 

Edward, contractor 143 State, h do 

Mary, wid Charles, h 243 State 

Subjk Michael, laborer, h 229 Spruce N 0 

Suddick Richard, carpenter, res Griffin E 0 

Sullivan Agnes, res 38 N Washington N 0 

Bernard H, h 64 Barry 

Cornelius, yardmaster, h 5 River N 0 

Daniel, brakeman, res 445 Union, N 0 

Daniel H, mailing clerk p o, res 88 Pine N 0 

Dennis, driver 465 Union N 0, res 39 Walnut do 

Dennis laborer, res 88 Pine N 0 

Eliza, wid John, h 88 Pine N 0 

Ellen C, res 64 Barry 

James W, clerk 145 Union, bds 64 Barry 

Jane, domestic, res 18 Fourth ay By 

Jeremiah, laborer, h 18 Fourth av Bv 

Jeremiah, telegrapher, bds 30 Coleman 

John, res 88 Pine N 0 

John, conductor, res 39 Walnut N 0 

John, loco engineer, h 34 Water N O 

John C, laborer, h 173 Seventh 

Kate, wid Michael, res 445 Union N 0 

Maggie, domestic 13 South 

Marv, domestic 311 Union 

Marv, wid James, h 39 Walnut, N O 

Mary, wid Michael, res 160 Fifth 

Mary T, dressmaker 64 Barry, res do 

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O • SULLIVAN MICHAEL C, prop American Elizabeth 

P ry House, Union cor Pine N 0, h do (See page 94) 

CO bj Robert, carpenter, h 10 Fourth av Bv Frances 

. l^ Susan, wicl Timothy, h 38 N Washington N O 

— CO Thomas, boilermaker, res 39 Walnut, N O 

J^ ^) Timothy, currier, bcls 96 Buffalo 

Q Q Timothy C, clerk American House N 0, res do 

>~-| „-. William, driver Olean Mills, res 18 Fourth av Bv 

O ^j Winnifred D, dressmaker, res 64 Barry 

"i ^J Sunck Henry, shearman, h 97 Eleventh Louisa 

f— ^"Sutter Charles, laborer, res 135 Sullivan 

Uj 2* George, letter carrier p o, res 135 Sullivan 

>^5 Joseph, farmer, h 135 Sullivan Magdalene 

(J ^ Sutton Alice, wicl Owen E, res 81 Second 

Oq Swan Eva, domestic Olean House 

^ £* SWANSON NILS, custom boots and shoes Anna 

^ «q< 156 State, h do (See adv next page) 

u, Swart Peter, h 79 Fourth Millie 

^ Swarts Albert A, blacksmith 86 First, h 65 do Ella 

5 Alfred, farmer, h River S 0 Hannah 

^ Anna B, domestic 19 Laurel av 

t~_^ David E, laborer, res 126 Green 

CD George E, drayman, h 126 Green Ellen 

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Swartz Catherine, wid Henry, h 6 Fourth av Bv 

Henry L, laborer, res 6 Fourth av Bv 

John, janitor, res 6 Fourth av Bv 

Swedish Lutheran Church 118 Sixth 

CD Sweeney Anna, clerk 339 Union, res 11 Elm X 0 

gj SWEENEY JOHN, dentist 313 Masonic Elizabeth 

{y^ Temple, h Allegany, N Y 

^m Maine, domestic 81 Barry 

jjj Owen, boilermaker, h 11 Elm'N 0 Marv 

,_q Patrick, spring bed mfr 229 State, h 231 do 

>—•' Susan, domestic 67 Union 

p~-m Sweet Bessie, res 39 Buffalo 

rjj Jessie, roller, res 12 Eighth 

7T-| Laverne, fireman, h 39 Buffalo Gertrude 

Martha E, waitress, res 12 Eighth 

Sweeting Mary A, teacher High Sch, rooms 140 Third 

Swenkler George, baker, bcls 98 State

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Switz Emma B, dressmaker 91 Henle\-, h do 

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George, stonemason, h 91 HenleA'- 

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Switzer Florence, h 20 Adams av 

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Gustave, stillman, h 39 Elm N 0 

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Norman J, laborer, h 4 Adams av 

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^ Taggerty Ella, domestic 76 Union 

q John, laborer, h State E 0 Mary A 

*fl William, laborer, h 121 Irving Ann 

i_* William J, laborer, res State E 0 

I—» Talmadge Charles, sta engineer, rooms 143 Barry 

^ Tanner Ira, laborer, res Crown E 0 

Ifi William E, driller, h Crown E 0 Abbie 

^H Tannous Kinaan, cigars 227 Union, h do Julia 

^ Tarbell Frances M, wid Dana 0, h 14 Laurel av 

QJ TARBELL FRED R, mgr Postal Telegraph-Cable Co 

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Olean House block, res 14 Laurel av 

{£ TARR PETER B, lawyer, Coast block Nellie M 

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127% Union, h 122 Sixth 

^ Taylor Augustus M, wagonmaker 326 Union, Marv 

«J h 37 Fourth 

JjJ TAYLOR BENJAHIN U, builders' supplies, Hattie M 

contractor and builder 188 Union, h 63 Sullivan 

Cg Charles A, bookkeeper, res 36 Second av Bv 

Sh Edward, mason, bds 9% Barry 

^ Edward H, ins agent, h 92 Henle}- , Lizzie 0 

fl Ella R, res 36 Second av Bv 

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Frank A, baker, res 37 Fourth 

Nellie May, res 37 Fourth 

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^ T Albert, farmer, h River S 0 Mary E 

qj Tracy, laborer, res Union S 0 

~7? William M, teamster, h Union S 0 Mina M 

1^ Taylorson G Arthur, musician, res 121 Barry 

£ George 0, trav engr W N Y & P, h 121 B'arrv Mary 

r£ TELEPHONE PAY STATION, 127V2 Union 

Temperance Hall, 173% Union 

CT\ Temple Shirt Co, Masonic Temple, Geo B McDonald mgr 

^ Templeton Culbert, bds 54 State Eliza H 

^ Ten Eyck James E, canvasser, h 241 State Jennie G 

Thacher I S & Co (Irene S Thatcher and Marie Leroy) 

dressmakers 103 Third 

Irene S Mrs, (I S Thacher & Co) 103 Third, h do 

John L, produce dealer, h 171 Sullivan 

Willis S, h 103 Third 

Thurza H 

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Thayer Adra, housekeeper 102 Third "2. J¥ 

Theuer Edward, laborer, h Clark E 0 Maggie gj £L 

Thiermann Ulrich,carrepairer, h 94 Washington Louisa ==*- 

Thomas Benjamin F, foreman, h 118 State Lizzie M IT h 

George M, carpenter, bds 8 Wayne 

Thompson Belle, bookkeeper 141 Union, res 111 Henley 

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Carrie B, clerk W U Tel Co, res 111 Henley 

o Charles M, laborer, h 257 Spruce N 0 

Carrie "© o 

Florence, teacher No 5, res 111 Henley 

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Frank D, glasspacker h 19 Clinton 

Ellen L o o 

Fred, h 121 Seventh 

Clara 

THOflPSON GEORGE F, mgr W U Tel Co Anna E ^ 

151 Union, h 111 Henley

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Tidcl Lew-is T, splitter, h 2 Pierce av W 0 Ella M 

Oct William B, currier, h Twelfth bet Henle}- Delia 

j—f and State 

~9 William S, currier, res Twelfth bet Henley and State 

(—•> Tillson Phoebe, wicl Thomas, res Main Bv 

•^ Tilly Charles E, tanner, h 134 State Josephine 

tf\ Timblin Eber J, oil refiner, h 117 Seventh Kate W 

Oswell L, stockkeeper, res 117 Seventh 

t-1- TIMBLIN WILLIAM M, jeweler 179 Union, Carrie D 

, u res 22 Fulton (See adv) 

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q^3 Timmerman Jefferson, carpenter, h 140 Sixth Ellen 

2 «ij Tirpaik George, currier, h State E 0 Julia 

en j _ ^ Titus Eva Mrs, 74 Bishop < - Vema Mrs, h 67 Bishop E 0 

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5_ n Tobin Charles J, laborer, h 194 Fifth Bridget 

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Tothill Alfred, (Myrick Mch Co) 7 Sullivan, Philippa J 

h 89 do 

Edward M, (Myrick Mch Co) 7 Sullivan, res 89 do 

Lucy E, res 89 Sullivan 

Tough William J, loco engineer, h 95 Clinton Katie 

Tower Block 142-144 Union 

Toy William, butcher, h 27 Genesee Bv 

Eva A 

Toyt Henry, shoemaker 437 Union N 0, res 247 

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Tracy Michael, brakeman, bds Bateman House p- 

Traynor Lawrence, loco fireman, h 101 Buffalo Ella n 

Troy Edward, (Chamberlin Mfg Co) 63 Barry, h ^~ 

37 Main Z 

John, (W H Mandeville & Co) 149 Union, MinnieH *-\ 

h 136 Barrv o 73 

Lizzie, res 37 Main 

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Nora, res 37 Main j Z 

TROY THOMAS, boots and shoes 187 Union, to (A 

res 37 Main 

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Trubee Christina, wid Ernest, h Twelfth bet Henley n2jji 

and State 

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Ernest, laborer, res Twelfth bet Henley and State -i 33 

Truby Nicholas, carpenter, h 97 Washington +—\ 

Peter, bookkeeper, h 187 Henley Martha q 

True Arthur C, student, res 13 Irving -^ 

Elijah G, trav salesman, rooms 145 First —. 

Tubbs Frank H, canvasser, h 24 Second ay By Mary q 

Tucker Albert J, h 12 Laurel av 

Sarah A 

Clarence J, laborer, res 12 Laurel av 

Lottie S, bookkeeper, res 12 Laurel av 

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Tuller Henry W, harnessmaker, bds 124 Barry Mary * 3g 

Tulley Henry W, bricklayer, res 136 Irving 

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Lottie, wid Simon, h 136 Irving m §g 

Samuel J, machinist, res 136 Irving 

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William H, mason, h 8 Seventh Lena J h§ 

Tully Daniel, laborer, res 82 Pine NO 11%> 

Frank, laborer, res 82 Pine NO * » 

Hannah, dressmaker, res 82 Pine NO 

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James, telegrapher, res 82 Pine NO S c~ 

John, h 82 Pine N O 

Honora S S 

John, Jr, pipefitter, res 82 Pine NO | § 

Kate, res 82 Pine NO 3 *** 

Thomas, culler, res 82 Pine NO 5 «° 

Tumser Adolph, clerk 93 Union, h 75 Second Katherine | 22 

Paul, boarding 219 State Frances *" ££ 

Turner Allen, carpenter, h 30 Garden av E 0 Alice 0 ^H 

Charles A, foreman, h 12 Tompkins Lucetta A 

Ethel, res 77 N River N 0 

Florence, res 6 Brickell av 

Harry, painter, res 6 Brickell av

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Turner James, brickmaker, h 87 Green 

Matie 

Richard, constable, h 6 Brickell av 

Samuel S, oil treater, h 39 Water N O 

Belle 

Winfield S, teamster 66 Third, h do 

Sarah A 

Tuthill see also Tothill 

Tuthill B Frank, clerk 141 Union, h 67 First Ruth 

Tyler Frank E, pres 184 Union, h Portville, N Y 

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Ubelher Sebastian, laborer, h 224 Seventh Mary' 

Ulmschneider Matthias, laborer, h 214 State Louisa 

William, laborer, res 214 State 

Underwood Ernest, grocer 233 State, h do Carrie 

Lj^dia, wid Nelson, res 233 State 

Unferfate Henry A, glassblower, res 203 Henley 

James, glassblower, res 203 Henley 

John G, laborer, h 203 Henley 

Anna T 

Joseph, laborer, res 203 Henle3^ 

Union Chapel, Union S 0 

UNION PLANING HILL CO, (William L Frazee, Jeremiah 

F Shea and Thomas Millar) wh lumber, mills 

and yards N 0, office 33 Exchange Bank bldg 

UNITED STATES CASUALTY INS CO, 307 Masonic 

Temple, A J Heliker agent 

Leather Co, props Olean Tannery, State E 0 

Savings and Loan Bank of N Y, 201 Masonic 

Temple, C P Moulton atty and sec 

Urquhart Ubert, bookkeeper 112 Union, bds 72 Second 

Ursoy Joseph, laborer, h 17 Third 

Emma 

Usherwoocl Thomas, glassblower, bcls 99 Ninth 

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H B Everest pres, C M Everest vice-pres and treas, 

F N Beach sec, Geo W Hooker supt 

Valentine Earl W, agent, res 32 State 

Lillie E, res 32 State 

Louie V, wid Charles, boarding 32 State 

William S, laborer, h 285V2 Union 

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Van Campen George, h 106 First 

Emily A 

James K, contractor 38 Clinton, h do Frances E 

Marcus G, clerk Exch Nat Bank, res 38 Clinton 

Sophia F, wid George, res 106 First 

Vanderhoof Frank L, liquors 62 State, h do Anna 

Van D\-ke Abram, pipelineman, h 2 Hig- Marinda J 

gins av 

Fred, laborer, h 2 Higgins av 

Ethel 

Mortimer, laborer, res 2 Higgins av 

Van Gorden Caleb A, carpenter, h 104 Eighth Emma 

Van Patten Eva, wid Henry M, h 6 Whitney av 

Van Slyke Frank, laborer, bds Railroad av E 0 

Varner Ida, domestic 140 Third 

Samuel D, painter, h 51 Irving 

EvaG 

Varney Ezra J, janitor, h 141 Barry 

Ophelia W 

Vartsch Martha, domestic, res 119 Green 

Max C, laborer, h 119 Green 

Amelia 

Paul, laborer, res 119 Green 

Vaughn Louis D, saw filer, h 170 Eighth Mary 

Maggie J, res 170 Eighth 

Vedder Joseph, laborer, h Clark E O 

Barbara 

Venus Martin, carpenter, h Johnson N O 

Hattie 

Vergason George, carpenter, h 54 Eleventh 

Dora 

Vickers Luhama, wid Joseph, res 62 Union 

Virginnia Wallace W, Olean House barber shop, res 253 

Union 

Wyman W, barber 253 Union, h do 

Vogel Anna, res 11 Eleventh 

Matilda, wid Fidel, h 11 Eleventh 

Volk Kate, res 75 Henley 

Vollman Lizzie, res 205 Fifth 

Michael, laborer, h 205 Fifth 

Sophia, res 205 Fifth 

Theodore, student, res 205 Fifth 

Vollmer Fred, meat market 102 State, h do 

Volunteers of America, 88 State 

VON STORCH PHILIP A, supt Acme 

Glass Co, h 190 State 

Voorheis Edwin 0, head miller Olean Mills, 

h 88 River N 0 

William J, carpenter, h 22 Whitney av 

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Walker Bros, (Jas H and Robt N) grocers 17 State E 0 ,— 

Flaud D, millhand, res 123 River NO 

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James H, (Walker Bros) 17 State E 0, Lottie V ;~ 

h 45 Orchard av do ~* 

James M, foreman, h 123 River N 0 Ellen _| 

James W, painter, h 157 Eighth Amelia 3 73 

Mary, wicl Austin, res 57 Irving 

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Mina C, teacher No, 2, rooms 79 Clinton 5 Z 

Robert N, (Walker Bros) 17 State E 0, Jennie to (A 

h 19 do / * 

Walldorff Martin L, trav salesman, h 96 Clinton Ida A n — 

Walley Caroline G, wid Thomas, h 72 Washington m ^ 

Edna, res 72 Washington h 33 

Wallhauser Charles, laborer, res 4 State E 0 *—\ 

Emil, machinist, res 4 State E 0 

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George F, bottler, h 4 State E O Mary ^ 

George 0, civil engineer, res 4 State E 0 

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Wallin David J, carinspector, h 103 Sixth Ella *q 

Joel, miller, h 109 Sixth Hilda • 

John P, tailor 158 Union, h 56 do 

Alice 

Walrath Charles H, machinist, h Grossman Matilda 

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Walsh Ella, clerk 123 Union, bds 146 Third £ « 

Etna T, currier, res 197 Henley 

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James H, currier, res 197 Henley 

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John C, conductor, h 59 Clinton 

Mary f £J> 

Thomas, li 197 Henley Hannah N « g 

Waltman D E, teacher Com College, 

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Walton Charles H, currier, h Garden av E 0 May 2 « 

David E, laborer, h 101 State E 0 Mary g § 

Wands Charles R, (Riley & Wands) 213-215 Union, g 'SB 

res 93 Henlev 3 *° 

Edith M, res 93 Henley 5 S 

Ward Catherine, res 221 Seventh I ££ 

Emma, milliner 123 Union, res 221 Seventh 

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Fannie, res 221 Seventh 

John, laborer, h 43 Spruce N 0 

Kate 

Mary, res 54 Spruce N 0 

Sarah, wid John, h 54 Spruce N 0

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William F, machinist, h 168 Eighth 

Eva R 

WARING JAMES H, lawyer 99% Union, Agnes L 

h 145 Third 

Warner Bertha, domestic Grand Central Hotel 

George W, barber 212 Union, res 123 Sullivan 

James W, loco engineer, h 123 Sullivan 

Mary 

Lydia May, res 123 Sullivan 

Marcelius K, circulator Times, rooms 12 North 

William R, farmer, h Garden av E 0 

Nettie 

Warren Seth W, boarding 124 Barrv 

Marv A 

Washer Ella, res 237 Ninth 

George H, laborer, h 237 Ninth 

Emma 

George H, Jr, machinist, res 237 Ninth 

Wasson Lena, res 84 First 

Watson Carrie, res 188 First 

Clara, dressmaker, bds 23 State 

Hilan S, bds 108 Barry 

Ida, dressmaker, bds 23 State 

Isaac M, bds 188 First 

James W, h 160 Second 

Julia E 

Nettie L, res 160 Second 

W Grattan, res 160 Second 

Watts Francis E, physician 74 First, h do AriaB 

Way Charles, blacksmith, h 6 Higgins ay Elizabeth 

Edward, bds 257 Spruce N 0 

Edith 

William, leadburner, bds 494 Union N 0 

Weagraff Fred, carpenter, h 220 Henley Lizzie 

Weatherby Rebecca J, res 19 State E 0 

Weatherell Chester H, mason, res 105 First 

James, contractor 105 First, h do 

Elizabeth 

James, Jr, mason, res 105 First 

Martha, dressmaker 105 First, res do 

Robert N, mason, res 105 First 

Verona, milliner, res 105 First 

Weaver Milo G, pipefitter, h 34 First av Bv Carrie 

Webb Augustus E, trav salesman, h 95 Eighth 

Charles W, storeman, h 113 Ninth 

Webber Francis B, tinsmith, res 83 Sixth 

Frederick J, helper 164 Union, res 83 Sixth 

Lottie, clerk 175 Union, res 83 Sixth 

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Webber Mary A, clerk 175 Union, res 83 Sixth 

William, tinsmith 95% Third, h 83 Sixth Catherine 

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Weber George, compositor Herald, res 105 Twelfth 

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Henry H, shoes 148 Union, h 102 Barry Carrie A •-a 

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John A, tanner, h 105 Twelfth 

Webster Abbie H, teacher No 6, bds 105 Henley 

Cora May, student, bds 91 Clinton 

Henry N, milk River S 0, h do 

Elizabeth 

Weeks Helen, res 73 Clinton 

Weidman Frederick C, Rev, pastor German 

Lutheran Church, h 45 Laurens 

Weinhauer Carrie, w-id Ernest W, res 130 Barry 

Weipper Rose E Mrs, dressmaker 14 Riley & Wands 

block, h do 

Weir Charles E, trav salesman, h 148 First 

Weis Maximillian, boilermaker, h 97 River N 0 

Mary E, clerk 145 Union, res Oregon rd N 0 

Paul, milk, h Oregon rd N 0 

Weiss Melchior, tailor, h 131 State 

Weiser Joseph, laborer, h 122 Green 

Weith Charles, clerk 119 Union, res r 134 State 

Henry, tailor, h r 134 State 

Lillie, tailoress, res r 134 State 

Weitmer Peter, laborer, h 155 Irving 

Welch see also Walsh and Welsh 

Welch Ellen, clerk, res 77 Sixth 

Frank D, refiner, bds 209 Sixth 

Henry, clerk 221 Union, res do 

James, h 77 Sixth 

James H, clothing, 219 Union, h 221 do 

John res 221 Union 

Weld Mary L, res 80 Second 

Moses E, lumberman, h 80 Second 

Weldi John, laborer, h King E O 

Weldon Albert, laborer, res 73 River N 0 

Charles, brakeman, h 2 Elm N O 

Frank, painter, res 73 River N O 

George, sta fireman,res 73 River N 0 

Samuel, laborer, h 73 River N O 

Kate 

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Weldy William L, conductor, h Fifth av Bv 

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Wellman H J, trav salesman 213 Union, rooms over do 

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CD Wells Anna L, res 58 Clinton 

Oct FAargo & Co Express 154V2 Union, F D Smith agent 

George, driver 194 Union, res 58 Clinton 

CQ Lizzie M, teacher, res 58 Clinton 

^5 CO Thomas E, telegrapher, h 58 Clinton 

Welsh see also Welch and Walsh 

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Welsh Henry, laborer, bds 249 Spruce N 0 

Kittie, dressmaker, res 26 Water N 0 

Martin, laborer, bcls 183 Thirteenth 

, u Michael, pipelineman, bcls 20 Railroad av 

£o * Minnie, res 26 Water N 0 

ctmm o Patrick C, oil'operator, h 271 Union Celia 

aI a _i Patrick E, stillman, h 26 Water N 0 Anna 

£x o Peter, conductor, bcls Bateman House 

5_ z Sylvester, laborer, bds 249 Spruce, N 0 

0^3 Theresa, res 271 Union 

2 «d Wendall Paul, laborer, h 48 Washington Madeline 

j id Wenke Anthony, res 119 Green 

2c«E Emanuel, cooper, h 147 Irving Bertha 

^cc n Paul, laborer, h 137 Irving Louisa 

u.0 "- Went John, h nr Chemical wks N 0 Mary 

O | Wentworth Mary C, wid Benjamin F, h 224 State 

jh ° Wentzell John B, glassblower, h 18 Wash- Bessie R 

 

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Wescott Edwin E, h 139 Sixth 

Eva J 

George R, laborer, h 51 River N 0 

Sarah 

James, musician, h 92 State 

Nettie 

West Nellie M, res 70 Fourth 

William N, sta engineer, h 70 Fourth 

Ella M 

WESTBROOK COnMERCIAL COLLEGE, Tower blk 

142-144 Union, E D Westbrook prop and principal 

WESTBROOK ELROY D, prop and prin- Marian 

cipal Westbrook Com College Tower block, 

h 73 Clinton 

WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO, Exchange 

Bank bldg, George F Thompson mgr 

Westfall John A, carpenter, h 330 Union 

Westland Fred, carpenter, bds 171 Seventh 

Weymer Ruth, res Spring E 0 

Wheaton Lincoln S, blacksmith, res 22 Barry 

Sarah L

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Wheaton Samuel, painter, h 22 Barry Mary S j— 

Wheeler Agnes A Mrs, h 182V2 Union 

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Hiram, teamster, h 71 Railroad av E 0 Cora ^ 

John W, brakeman, bcls 97 First *—| 

Stewart M, laborer, h Fifteenth nr State Lizzie o 7Q 

WHEELER WILLIA1T E, vice-pres First Nat Bank, " ^ 

h Portville, NY 

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Whelan Anna, wicl Richard, h 196 Fifth co (A 

John T, machinist, h 44 Washington Matilda ,/^-l 

Michael, pipelineman, h 37 Buffalo Catherine h — 

Myra, domestic 78 Sullivan 

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Richard, laborer, res 196 Fifth 

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William, collector, h 60 Union Hattie •*^J 

Whelply Frank, laborer, h 128 Sullivan Mary q 

Frederick, glass packer, h 189 Eighth Carrie S -£. 

William M, constable, bds 95 Reed 

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Whipple Ellsworth 0, (0 Whipple & Son) Cora M q 

4 Riley & Wands block, h 138 Third 

WHIPPLE HERBERT C, photographer Carrie E £ 

176-178 Union, h 128 Fourth (See outside , §5! 

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Joseph S, bookkeeper, h 30 Washington 

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WHIPPLE O & SON, (Otis and Ellsworth O) dentists S §g 

3-4 Rilev and Wands block | g§ 

Otis, (0 Whipple & Sou) 4 Riley & Wands Mary L « h| 

block, h 83 Sullivan _ | £> 

Truman, blacksmith, res 30 Washington Emma J * «=» 

Whitam Mary, wicl John, h 9 Coleman 

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Whitcomb George, blacksmith, rooms 100 First S |? 

Lynas J, pumper, h 25 Tompkins Belle 5 « 

William H, conductor, res 162 Tenth Augusta | x> 

White Andrew, switchman, h 41 Coleman 

Julia •o'52- 

Arthur C, res King E 0 ° S° 

Calvin W, clerk, h 99 Clinton Agnes M | 2 

Daniel, switchman, res 179 Seventh 

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Edith L, res Main Bv 

Edward, laborer, res 217 Seventh 

Ellen, wid William, h 199 Henley 

Emmett, jeweler, h 154 Sullivan 

Frances D, wid Alonzo, res 49 Cliniton

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^ White Harry, clerk 217 Union, res 99 Clinton 

QJ Henry G, druggist and news 217 Union, Harriet G 

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,2 James, laborer, h 217 Seventh Catherine 

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James M, conductor, h 192 First 

Marv R 

John M, h 12 Bartlett av N O 

Miriam J 

jjy John W, farmer, h King E O Mary- 

Julia R, bds 75 First 

q Lloyd J, clerk 159 Union, h Prince E 0 Bernice 

Lydia F, wid Henry R, h Main Bv 

B _^ Maiw, wid John, h 196 Eighth 

O Mary A, res 196 Eighth 

ns Michael, laborer, res 217 Seventh 

g My-rtie, domestic 70 Wayne 

y* Patrick, laborer, h 179 Seventh Ellen 

^H Richard, laborer, res 179 Seventh 

^ Stephen, cigarmaker, res 217 Seventh 

® Whitlow Mattie, domestic 20 Railroad av 

cc Whitmore Josephine Mrs, stenographer 310 Masonic 

£ Temple, h 187V. Union 

•—» Whitney Edgar F, res 10 Laurens 

# S Lambert, h 65 Whitney 

— Lambert S, painter, h 68 Union 

P_| Roy M, bookkeeper Hub factory-, res 10 Laurens 

_ WHITNEY RUSSELL M, hub mfr, foot Lydia St J 

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O Whittaker Clark, foreman 7 State, Martha E 

Tti h 63 Green 

QJ Daniel 0, carpenter, h Osgood av E O Nellie M 

_^ Nellie M Mrs, dressmaker, Osgood av E 0, h do 

^" Whittam Frank R, carpenter, h 58 Bishop E 0 Anna J 




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Wickwire Fred, h 442 Union N O 

Wiedman John, harness 103 State, bds 100 do 

Katherine, res 100 Ninth 

Wiedman William G, grocer 236 State, res 100 Ninth 

Wier Frank, laborer, h King E O , Mary 

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Wiggins Fred J, h State E O Mary 3 ? 

Wilber George W, carpenter, h 8 Pierce av W O Emma F p^ 

Wilbor Albert M, student, res 127 Fourth 

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WILBOR WILLIAM C, REV, pastor First Mary M v—^ 

M E Church, h 127 Fourth 

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Winona, res 127 Fourth 

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Wilbur Frank, laborer, h 175 Sixth 

Frances C_D 

Robert H, farmer, h River S 0 

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WILCOX GRACE E, druggist and stationer 166 Union, 

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Isaiah C, cabinetmaker, h 190 State -v Minerva R £•=- 

Stella, wid Frank, res 182 Eighth 

Wilder Daniel, painter, h 161 Canal 

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Nora t_^ 

Wiles Charles, currier, h 210 Henley 

Alice L 

John, gluer, bds 210 Henley 

Thomas, laborer, h 216 Henley 

Kate k_^ 

Wilkins Fred, painter, h 53 Union 

Mina A >_=^ 

Herbert, laborer, h Clark E 0 Emma > ^ 

Moses T, carriagemaker, h Union S O -Anna U ? 

Truman, farmer, res Union S O 

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WILKINSON W S & CO, (William S Wilkinson and g?5 

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C E Harrison) hardware, stoves and crockery Kg* 

121 Union rr 

William S, (W S Wilkinson & Co) Martha G S * 

121 Union, h 90 Clinton y 3 

WILLARD C & CO, (Charles Willard and William 

Leland) pianos and organs 196 Union 

Charles, (C Willard & Co) 196 Union, bcls Hotel 

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t~J Williams Roy A, laborer, h 46 Coleman Nina 

O • Williams Allan B, bookkeeper 303 Masonic Temple, 

P ry* res 95 Sullivan 

\^ g WILLIAMS ALLAN I, cashier Exchange Emma B 

[^ National Bank, h 95 Sullivan 

Pco Catherine, wid Abram B, res 19 Laurel av 

•^ ^_) Clinton R, photographer, res 127 Barrv 

q Q Edward B, clerk W N Y & P R R, res 114 Sullivan 

>-J ,—1 Floyd J, druggist, res 127 Banw Anna M 

O _j Friend P, student, res 95 Sullivan 

k ^ Henry, plasterer, h Alder E 0 Henrietta 

r- John, tanner, h 199 Fifth Julia 

bj ^ John M, machinist, h 127 Barry Rebecca E 

^ 2 Joseph, laborer, h 119 Thirteenth Sophia 

G î Joseph D, farmer, res 46 Front Bv 

O q Katherine, clerk 123 Union, rooms 20 Laurel av 

^ s* Orra, teacher No 1, bds 49 Clinton 

£• [ffi Owen J, carpenter, h 114 Sullivan Emma J 

vt Owen J, Jr, clerk W N Y & P R R, res 114 Sullivan 

g! Peter, laborer, h 19 Third 

§ Thomas L, coachman, h room4,142V_ Union Nellie 

William, laborer, h 168 Tenth 

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Wilson Edward J, machinist, res 36 Jay 

George, painter, res 2 Elm N O 

Hattie, res 77 Tenth 

James, painter, h 2 Elm N 0 

Addie 

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James A, hotel, State cor Pierce av, h do 

James G, mfr steel blinds and shutters, Johns on N 0, 

h New York City- 

John, laborer, res 77 Tenth 

Joseph W, blacksmith, h 36 Jay- 

Joseph W, Jr, helper 164 Union, res 36 Jay 

Lizzie, nurse 167 Sullivan 

Matthew, sta fireman, h 68 Oak N 0 

Percy- H, mgr, res 55 Clinton 

Thomas, cooper, h 20 Main Bv 

Wind Ernestine, wid Jacob, h 76 Fifth 

John G, butcher, res 76 Fifth 

Mary, res 76 Fifth 

Mary A, wid George, res 76 Fifth 

Winer Ellis, minister Hebrew Congregation, 

Louise R 

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Wolf Bertha M, domestic 4 State 

-•-j Lena, domestic 134 Fourth 

Tti Joseph, carpenter, h 77 Eleventh Anna 

•m Joseph, laborer, bds 88 Washington 

^ Wolfe Samuel H, loco engineer, h 45 Coleman Ida 

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Woman's Christian Temperance Union, 173V_ Union 

Wood see also Woods 

^ Wood A Monroe, millwright, h 108 Barry Mary A 

ifj Alfred B, machinist, h 12N Washington NO MaryE 

wM Charles F, (Coast & Wood) 142 Union FlorenceK 

h 90 Barry 

0*] Charles H, carriage ironer, h 54 Bishop EO Nora 

$ WOOD ELIAS V, prop The Kolumbian Phar- Helen M 

macy 125 Union, h 76 do 

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CS Inez, res 28 Fulton 

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Nettie, wid Ransom, dressmaker 28 Fulton, h do 

^ Olin W, princ High School, h 136 Fourth Kate S R 

Sh Reuben E, foreman 184 Union, h 105 Eighth 

3 William, carriage painter, res 40 Front Bv 

g WOODARD CLINTON P, funeral director and Ruby E 

furnisher 176 Union, h 48 Laurens 

o George B, oil producer, h State W 0 

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Lemon A, machinist, h 79 State 

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^ Woodell James B, driller, h 51 Fourth Matilda 

2 William H, student, res 51 Fourth 

^ Woodland Victoria Mrs, res 37 Railroad av E 0 

fr. Woodruff Allen C, carpenter, h 8 Fourth av Bv Jennie H 

Emmett, laborer, h King E 0 

Delia 

r*A Jason M, agent, h 33 Barry Stella 

^ Woods see also Wood 

^ Woods Fannie, wicl Frank, res 182 Tenth 

WOODS JOHN J, sec and bookkeeper Dotter- Mary B 

weich Brewing Co 77 Henley, h 9 Eleventh 

Worclen Charles, ins clerk, h 41 Clinton 

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World Hotel, 165 State, Andrew Schelin prop * ^ 

Susan E, dressmaker 110 Third, h do 

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Weslev, barber 327 Union, h do 

William A, feed 230 Union, h do 

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Yannella Felix, shoemaker 279 Union, bds do 

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Oct Laura L, stenographer Herald office, res 82 Seventh 

n—' Lizzie, stenographer 149 Union, res 82 Seventh 

*^S Yates Oney, drayman, h 24 Center Bv Helen 

C\D Yaw Frank E, glassblower, res 7 Buffalo 

"^ YAW HARVEY A, grocer and public scales Sarah 

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Jesse W, laborer, h 7 Buffalo 

Lucy M 

t^-- Mahlon H, tinsmith 143 Union, res 7 Buffalo 

i _j Yeaton Frank, painter, bds 345 Union 

£o * Yehl Emil, hostler, h 103 Eleventh Salome 

aim- o Theophile, laborer, h 201 Fifth Caroline 

""Icd Yewdall Joseph J, hosiery^ cllr, h 91 Ninth Elizabeth M 

£x 2 Yim Ham, laundryman 182 Union, res do 

q!_ z York Anna, res 13 Garden av E 0 

og 3 Catherine, wid James, h 13 Garden av E 0 

2 -a Christopher J, solicitor 306 Masonic Temple, res 13 

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m-lo E Joseph A, laborer, h 27 Barry Nancy 

^c_ „- Marcella, cashr Union cor North,res 13 Garden avEO 

u.0 - Margaret, clerk 145 Union, res 13 Garden av EO 

O. § Nellie, clerk 145 Union, res 12 Fulton 

j(- o Young Cora Mrs, dressmaker 32 Fulton, h do 

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Ziegler Frank, laborer, h 110 Thirteenth Anna |— 

Zilhenskie Alex, laborer, h 245 Spruce N 0 Josie n 

Zimbauer John, laborer, h State W 0 Barbara 5* 

Zimmerman Bros, (Henry J and Philip), grocers 

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Henry J, (Zimmerman Bros) 168 State hdo Ella o 73 

John, h 172 State 

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Lillie J, res 38 Third av 5 Z 

Philip, (ZimmermanBros), 168 State,h 178do Jessie w C/l 

Zoghibe Joseph, peddler, bds 277 Union 

 

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Names in Italics are Advertisers. 

Adjustable Scaffold Horses 

and Jacks. 

Hercules Specialty Co, 32-36 

Whitney av See side lines 

Architects. 

Brickell W S, 210 Masonic 

Temple 

Salisbury H S, 162V2 Union 

Schermerhorn CH, 3 Union pi 

Bakers. 

Brendell John, 117 Union 

Brown H A, 475 Union 

Grossman & Co, 107 State 

Hoffman Frank, 212 State 

Milham Sarah, 98 First 

Morian C C, 137 Union 

Robinson N R, 185 Union 

Wolf Charles, 98 State 

Banks. 

Exchange National, 151 Union 

cor Laurens See outside 

cover 

FirstNational, 99 Union See 

backbone, outside 

and side lines 

Barbers, 

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Aschbach A E, 150 Union 

Bland Charles, 2281/. State 

Bonner Edward, 271 Union 

Coss Myron, 15 State E 0 

Crawford J C, 93 Union 

Daood Joseph, 229 Union 

Etter Harry, 92 State 

Johnson Henry, 283 Union 

McCloskey Bernard, 471 Union 

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Mvers W H, 464 Union 

Neff& Minard, 30 Sullivan 

See end colored page 

Nicklas John, 89 Union 

Osman R L, 127 State 

Paulman Fred, 217 State 

Peckham A Z, 469 Union 

Smith G J, 16 Railroad av 

Snowden & Hatfield, Masonic 

Temple 

Sturm Charles, 232 State 

Virginnia W W, Olean House 

Virginnia W W, 253 Union 

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Wright Wesley, 327 Union 

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Close Cycle Co, 314-318 Union 

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Bill Posters. 

Olean Bill Posting Co, 196 

Union 

Billiard Rooms. 

Hearron &Moran, 214 Union 

Mortz Joseph, 223 Union 

O'Connell Bros, 64-66 State 

Olean House, 120 Union 

Blacksmiths. 

(See also Horseshoers) 

Acklev William, River S 0 

Arnold E D, 326 Union 

Blessing C J, 98 Third 

Catlin John, 2 State E 0 

ChaffeeShop, r 317 Union,Ednev 

Smith mgr See page 

227 

Feuchter George, 89 First 

Luce C H, 91 Third 

Muckey F D, r 227 Union 

Olbey J B, 3 Pond E 0 

Robinson W C, 297 Union 

Swarts Albert, 86 First 

Boarding Houses. 

Barnard M E Mrs, 23 State 

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Davis F C Mrs, 28 Wayne 

Ellsworth Stella Mrs, 57 Irv- 

Griffin Jerusha Mrs, 30 Coleman 

Kellogg C D Mrs, 2 Union pi 

King Ada Mrs, 97 First 

McHugh Ella Mrs, 114 Barry 

Moodier Charles, 345 Union 

Muckey S M Mrs, 13 Hamilton 

Murphy Ella, 56 Spruce N 0 

Sampair H J Mrs, 26 Wavne 

Seiter A Mrs, 6V2 State E 0 

Stevens Ann Mrs, 37 Henlev 

Tumser Paul, 219 State 

Valentine L V Mrs, 32 State 

Warren S W, 124 Barry 

Witman James, 64 Eleventh 

Booksellers and Stationers. 

Ball E M Mrs, 67 Henlev 

Black J B, 133 Union 

Bradv & Co, 126 Union 

Coon J V D, 111 Union 

Goodwin W A, 183 Union 

Oakleaf FH, 119 Union See 

front colored page 

Palmer A M&Co, 107 Union 

and 166 State 

White H G, 217 Union 

Wilcox Grace E, 166 Union 

Boot and Shoe Dealers. 

Albro RC, 428 Union NO 

Ball's W W Sons, 152 Union 

Bell Bros, 145 Union 

Bloodsworth R W & Co, 144 

Union 

Ford GC, 158 Union 

Foss W J, 34 Wayne See 

page 141 

Hannifan W P, 226 State 

Higgins F W & Co, 31 Buffalo

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Higgins 0 T & Son,465 Union 

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Johnson J M, 139 Union See 

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Mack M F, 462 Union N 0 

Racket Store, 177 Union 

Sheehan D W, 311-313 Union 

Swanson Nils, 156State See 

page 235 

Trov Thomas, 187 Union 

Weber H H, 148 Union 

Welch J H, 221 Union 

Boot and Shoe JTakers and 

Repairers. 

Babinger James, City bldg 


Berger Joseph, 132 State 

Capozzijohn, 15 Hamilton 

Champlin T E, 3 Jay 

Eastabrook E B, 336 Union 

Hatch W N, 158y2 Union 

Keisel Michael, 455 Union NO 

Lay A L, 74State Seepage 

176 

La j' Leonard, 29 Buffalo 

Moonev B F, 4 Whitney av 

Shafer F L, 112 State 

Shimerling E L, 245 Union 

Swanson Nils, 156 State See 

page 235 

Toyt Henry, 437 Union N 0 

Yannella Felix, 279 Union 

Bottlers. 

Dotterweich Bottling Co, 62 

Second 

Haugh M J, Union cor First 

Wallhauser G E, State E 0 

Williamson J G, 30 Whitney 

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Bowling Alleys. 

Albrecht W C, 136 Union 

Hotel Capitol, 54 State 

Schelin Andrew, 165 State 

Brewers. 

Dotterweich Brewing Co, 77 

to87 Henley See inside front 

and outside back covers 

Brick Hanufacturers. 

McMurray J C & A, Hoops 

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Builders' Hardware. 

Gillingham & Son, 204 Union 

See page 147 

Moore E R, 25 Wavne 

Mudge & Benjamin, 129-131 

Union See page 195 

Builders' Supplies. 


Taylor B U, 188 Union 

Cabinet Makers. 

Comstock J M, 199 State 

Marth Martin, 232 State 

Wilcox I C, 190 State 

Carpets, Oil Cloths, etc. 

Adams G B & Co, 141 Union 

Andrews & Conkling, 127- 

129 Union 


Carriages. 

Oak Leather Harness and 

Carriage Co, 192 Union 

Olean Carriage Works, 326 

Union and 215 First See colored 

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Riley & Co, 226 Union 

Robinson W C, 299 Union 

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Chemical Works. 

Olean Chemical Works, 

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Children's Bazaar. 

Granger & Merriman, 179 

Union 

Cigar rtanufacturers. 

Bear R, 53 State 

Kelsey James, 134 Union 

Lang J I, 93 Union 

Cigars, Tobaccos, etc. 

Coleman F H, 249 State 

Corsaw F T, 60 State 

Dorsey Edward, 190 Union 

Etter Harry, 92 State 

Fargo Joseph, 243 Union 

Houser Samuel, 28 Railroad 

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Kelsey James, 134 Union 

Key West News & Cigar Co, 

Olean House Block See 

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Lang J I, 93 Union 

Orcutt J H, 333 Union 

Palmer GC & Co, 153 Union 

Rvan & Collopv, 206 Union 

Sherlock J M, 169 Union 

Sigel J H, 208 Union 

Tannous Kinaan, 279 Union 

Clergymen. 

Ashton J W, DD (Episcopal) 

55 Clinton 

Dennis Joseph (ME) 12 Winters 

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Fowler F K (Baptist) 54 

Clinton 

GermerBR(ME)27KingEO 

Haire T E (RomanCatholic) 

Union N 0 

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Hamel J J (Roman Catholic) 

62 Henley 

Latimer E H (presiding elder 

ME) 116 Barry 

Mathewson A G (Wesleyan 

Methodist) Fifth av Bv 

McKeeJH( Congregational) 

100 Barry 

Morris J E, (A M E) r 135 

State 

Pfeffer Conrad (Ger Evangelical) 

114 Thirteenth 

Quested James (Roman Catholic) 

62 Henley 

Reed N L (First Presbyterian) 

18 Laurens 

Weidman F C (Evang Lutheran) 

45 Laurens 

Wilbur W C (First M E)127 

Fourth 

Winer Ellis (Hebrew) 114 

Fourth 

Cloaks. 

Marcus H IT, 123 Union (See 

back of map) 

Clothing, Hats, Caps and 

Mens' Furnishings. 

Ball's W W Sons, 152 Union 

Coast & Wood, 142 Union 

Fitzgerald Bros, 167 Union 

Ford G C, 158 Union 

Harris M, 115 Union 

Horner William, 128 Union 

McLowry & Co, 171 Union 

Racket Store, 177 Union 

Ruttenberg &C.o, 146 Union 

Salsbrug Mark, 154 Union 

Welch J H, 221 Union


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Pierce C D, 190 Third 

Smith Charles, 290 Union 

Tavlor B U, 188 Union 

Wright W A, 232 Union 

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Carter C W, 315 

Temple 

Masonic 

College. 

Westbrook Commercial College, 

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Confectioners. 

Brendell John, 117 Union 

Corsaw F T, 60 State 

Greek-American Fruit Co, 

155 Union 

Gregoiw Dominick, 229V_ 

Union 

Morian C C, 137 Union 

Contractors and Builders. 

Anderson S A, r 113 Union 

(See page 95) 

Breder Charles, r 95 State 

.Burt Joseph, 64 Irving 

Bussler A C, 95 First 


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Goltz F W, 66 Second See 

page 148 

Griffin Philip, 178 First 

Heller William, 186 First 

Hodges T J, 89 Henley 

Johnson Sanford, 21 State 

Lamper A M, r 50 State See 

page 174 

Miller D H, 134 Green 

Phinney Beriah, 136 Sullivan 

Reynolds S A, 69 Bishop EO 

Rodgers W M, 44 Eleventh 

Schermerhorn C H, 3 Union pi 

Sheldon J A, 67 First 

Sturm Edward, 143 State 

Taylor B U, 188 Union 

VanCampen J K, 38 Clinton 

Weatherall James, 105 First 

Crayons, etc. 

Wright Art Store, 78 State 

Crockery and Glassware. 

Pierce & Rowland, 147 Union 

See page 208 

Wilkinson W S & Co, 121 

Union 

Dentists. 

Barrows D E, 152V2 Union 

Lewis Stillman E, 135V2 Union 

See page 177 

McNeille P R, 125% Union 

Noyes W P, 144V2 Union 

Raub L M & Son, 311-312 

Masonic Temple See outside 

back cover 

Sweeney John, 313 Masonic 

Temple 

Whipple O & Son, 3-4 Riley 

& Wands block 

Draymen. 

Adsit M C, 3 Fourth av Bv 

Benjamin A O, Queen E O 

Fay F T, r 79 N River N O 

Gilligan & Bisett, 109 First 

See right hand side lines 

Hall J C, 29 Garden av E O 

Reese A J, 47 Barry 

Swarts G E, 126 Green 

Yates Oney, 24 Center Bv 

Dressmakers. 

Ball Elizabeth M, 69 Henley 

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Express Companies. 

American, 138 Union 

National, 138 Union 

Wells Fargo & Co, 154V2 

Union 

Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat 

(Specialist) 

Smith A E, 96 Barry 

Fancy Goods. 

Emerson A J Mrs, 109 Union 

Quirin C F, 173 Union 

Fine Wood Work. 

Hercules Specialty Co, 32— 

36 Whitney av See side 

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Florists. 

Farquharson W L, Allegany, 

N Y See page 135 

Johnson F H, 45 Whitney av 

Morian Sadie, 137 Union 

Stillman F VR& Co 8 Laurens 

Flour, Feed and Grain. 

Higgins F W & Co 31 Buffalo 

Wright W A, 232 Union 

Flour and Feed Mills. 

mAcme Mills, 146 to 150 Barry 

See front colored page and 

right hand top lines 

Empire, 5 Pine N 0 

See in 

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Founders and ITachinists. 

Carley Heater Co, 314-318 

Union 

Luther Mfg Co, 8 Railroad av 

See page 180 

Myrick Machine Co, 7 Sullivan 

Free Ambulance. 

Olean Funeral Directing Co, 

169 Union 

Fruit Dealers. 

Greek—American Fruit 

155 Union 

Italo-American Fruit Co, 93 

Union 

Miller L Y, 61-63 State 

Furnaces 

Frawley J B, 159 Union See 

side lines 

Furniture Dealers. 

Andrews & Conkling, 127— 

129 Union 


Holleran J L, 285-287 Union 

Gas Companies. 

Keystone Gas Co, 162 Union 

Producers Gas Co, 205 Masonic 

Temple 

Gas Fixtures and Stoves. 

Keystone Gas Co, 162Union 

Glass Manufacturers. 

Acme Glass Co, Adams cor 

Johnson N 0 

Olean Glass Co, 115 Buffalo 

Glue Manufacturers. 

American Glue Co, end Henley 

Grain and Mill Feed. 

Sloane John, 25 

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Albro R C, 430 Union N O 

Bailej^ Z E, 196 Seventh 

Bracio Michael, 241 Union 

Burke Al J, 339 Union 

Colas Joseph, Avenue B, N 0 

Cradduck Charles, 12 Railroad 

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Curtis G W, Homer N 0 

Dodd E L, 202 State 

Dotterweich G H, 86 State 

Edel August, 109 State 

Fehan D & Co, 476 Union N 0 

Foss WJ, 34 Wavne See page 

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Geuder J H, 146 State 

Hannifan W P, 226 State 

Higgins F W & Co, Masonic 

Temple and 31 Buffalo 

Higgins 0 T & Son, 465 Union 

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Horning M R, 67 State See 

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Hull I V, 140 Eighth 

Jobe E H, 440 Union N O 

Lorrosa Antonio, 144 State 

Mack M F, 462 Union 

Mallery F J, 123 State 

Marcea Angus, Brook E 0 

Meloy J W, 105 Union 

Merritt & Murrav, 25 State 

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Pratt D A, 178 Union 

Pratt J W, 157 Union 

Reeve J C, 189 Union 

Richards Orb on, 16 Main Bv 

Riley & Wands, 213-215 Union 

See top lines 

Shaffer C A & Son, 114 State 

Sheehan D W, 311-313 Union 

Spindler Bros, 150 State 

Thornbury M A, 235 State 

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Underwood Ernest,233 State 

Walker Bros, 17 State E 0 

Wiedman W G, 236 State 

Wright M E & Co, 321 Union 

Yaw H A, Union S 0 

Zimmerman Bros, 168 State 

Grocers—Wholesale. 

Higgins F W & Co, Masonic 

Temple 

Riley & Wands, 213-215 

Union See top lines 

Hardware, Cutlery, etc. 

Barse C VB & Co, 143 Union 


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JMudge & Benjamin, 131 Union 

See page 195 


Union 

Harnessmakers & Dealers. 

Oak Leather Harness and 

Carriage Co, 192 Union 

Rilev & Co, 226 Union 

Smith D L, 171V2 Union 

Wiedman John, 103 State 

Heading JTanufacturers. 

Lovecraft J &Son, Griffin EO 

Heaters & Ventilators. 

Howe Hezekiah, 21 State 

Hides, Furs & Wool. 

Reich Louis, 95 State




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Hotel Imperial, Union cor 

State, George P Babcock 

Hotel Snyder, Union cor Railroad 

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North Olean House, 448 Union 

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Old Homestead, 233 Union 

Olean House, 116-130 Union 

H S Sartwell prop 

O'Meara Lawrence, 261 Union 

Osborn House, 12 Sullivan 

Palace, 163 Union, Peterson 

Bros props 

Prospect House, State cor 

Pierce av 

Smith J A, 58 State 

Toohey PJ, 289 Union 

World, 165 State 

House Furnishings. 


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Mudge & Benjamin, 131 Union 

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Union 

Hub Manufacturer. 

Whitney R M, ft Fifth 

Ice Dealers.^^ 

Haugh M J, Union cor First 

Russell E R, 9 Garden av E 0 

Insurance Agents. 

Abrams & Sons, City bldg 

Alderman E E, 306 Masonic 

Temple See map 

Horseshoe rs. 

See also Blacksmiths. 

Arnold E D, 326 Union 

Blessing C J, 98 Third 

Chaffee Shop, r 317 Union, 

Ednev Smith mgr, Seepage 

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Hot Water Heating. 

Simpson W 

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Hotels. 

American House, Union cor 

Pine N O, M C Sullivan 

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Arcade House, 22 Railroad 

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Bateman House, 331 Union, 

Morris Bateman prop 

Citv Exchange, 494 Union 

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Cleveland House, 66 Wayne 

Corry House, 70 Wayne H L 

Park prop See page 120 

Cottage Home, 126 State, 

Peter Schmitt prop 

Eagle, 127 State, D W Odell 

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East Olean House, 3 State 

E 0, Alfred Kritter prop 

Empire House, 464 Union 

NO 

Engelbach Adolph, 82 Wayne 

Erie, 20 Railroad av 

Frank's, 50-52 State 

Genesee House, 10 Railroad 

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Globe, 78 Wayne 

Grand Central, 216-220 Union, 

Charles Doran prop 

Hagan House, 352 Union 

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Mandeville W H & Co, 149 

Union 

Moulton C P, 201 Masonic 

Temple 

Vosburg F E, 13 Riley & 

Wands block See side lines 

Insurance Companies. 

Manhattan Life Ins Co, of 

N Y, 307 Masonic Temple, 

A J Heliker mgr Page 157 

Metropolitan Life Ins Co, 9 

Tower block 

Phoenix Mutual Life Ins Co, 

City bldg, Fitch & Ellis 

gen'l agents 

Prudential Ins Co, 12 Riley & 

Wands block 

Junk Dealer. 

Bock Meyer, 54 Union 

Justices of the Peace. 

Beardslev H A L, 121% Union 

Cook G W, 446 Union N O 

Dwinells C S, 142% Union 

Parker W D, police, 203-204 


Lace Curtain Cleaner. 

Starks F C, 99First Seepage 

231 

Ladders, Sectional and Ex= 

tension. 

Wicks Margaret M, 17-18 

Riley & Wands block See 

page 249 

Laundries. 

City Steam, 15 Sullivan, A 

W Nelson prop 

Fields Rabia Mrs,r 177 Union 

Ouong Wah, 182 Union 

Sing Sam, 199 Union 

Lawyers. 

Beardsley HAL, 121% Union 

Cary, Rumsey & Hastings, 

22-23 Exchange Bank bldg 

Cobb William, 203-204 Masonic 

Temple 

Collins P S, 121% Union 

Donnelly Henry, 113% Union 

Dwinells C S, 142% Union 

Eaton F L, 31 Exchange 

Bank bldg 

Jewell J R, 32 Exchange 

Bank bldg 

Jewell M B, 121% Union 

Kruse F W, 304-305 Masonic 

Temple 

Moulton C P, 201 Masonic 

Temple 

Parker W D, 203-204 Masonic 

Temple 

Smith W V&JE, 117% Union 

Storrs Thomas, 187% Union 

Tarr P B, 127% Union 

Waring J H, 99% Union 

Hercules Specialty Co, 32 to 

36 Whitney av See side lines Lime and Cement. 

Ladies Hair Dressers. 

Coomes Helen G, 93 Second 

Moore E R, 25 Wayne 

Taylor B U, 188 Union

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Livery Stables 

Hovey N P & Son, 144% Union 

Muckey F D, 178 Union 

Olean House Livery, 130 Union 

Pelton F D, 7 State E 0 

SilverbergJoseph,r233 Union 

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A Thornbury, 235 State 

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Loan and Savings. 

Chautauqua National Building, 

Loan and Saving Assoc 


New York Mutual Saving 

and Loan Assoc, 13 Riley & 

Wands block, F E Vosburg 

gen'l agent 

Olean Building, Loan and 

Saving Assoc, 306 Masonic 

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United States Savings and 

Loan Bank, 201 Masonic 

Temple 

Loan Broker. 

Vosburg F E, 13 Riley & 

Wands block See side lines 

Lumber Dealers=Retail. 

Chamberlin A M, 55 Barry 

Moore E R, 25 Wayne 

Neill Bros, 19-21-23 Wavne 

Smith Charles, 290 Union 

Lumber Dealers-Whole= 

sale. 

Droney J R Lumber Co, 309- 


Dunlevie E V & Co, 36 Exchange 

Bank bldg 

Pennsylvania Lumber Co, 

142% Union 

Union Planing Mill Co, 33 

Exchange Bank bldg 

Whitton Thomas, 34-35 Exchange 

Bank bldg 

Machinists. 

Abbe bbott D S, 215 First 

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Luther MtgCo, 2-8 Railroad 

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Myrick Machine Co, 7 Sullivan 

Novelty Iron Works, 8 Whitney 

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Manicure. 

Wicks Margaret M, 17-18 

Riley & Wands block See 

page 249 

flanilla Dusters. 

Hercules Specialty Co, 32-36 

Whitney av See side lines 

ITarble and Granite Works. 

Foley Bros, 69-71 State See 

page 140 

Hattress riaker. 

Starks F C, 99 First See page 

231 

fleat Harkets. 

Ahrens Adolph, 335 Union 

Beebe Charles, 27 State E O 

Gault Bros, 194 Union 

Halter William, 128 State 

Hornung Charles, 229 State 

Jaekle Jacob, 460 Union N 0 

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G Mayer Bros, 140 Union 

.2 Schott & Kichle, 111 State 

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Standard Oil Co of N Y, Acme 

Works, Pine N 0 

Vacuum Oil Co, Buffalo cor 

Seymour N 0 

Oil Producers. 

Ballard L H, 125 Third 

Bussell G S, 135 Fourth 

Coast John & Sons, 127% 

Union 

Ernst H M, 37 Exchange 

Bank bldg 

Franchot Bros, 26 Exchange 

Bank bldg 

Sheridan G A, 74 Henley 

Strong G H, 38 

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Woodard G B, State W 0 


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Oyster Dealers. 

J H Bailey, 186 Union 

Olean Oyster Co, 17 Sullivan 

Painters-House. 

Ball G J, 20 Irving 

Lyons James, 153 Green 

Nickum C T, 67 State 

Painters-Sign. 

Fitch L M, 146 Union 

Ganoung H P, 186% Union 

Paints and Oils. 


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Neill Bros, 19-21-23 Wayne 

Pawn Brokers. 

Ruttenberg & Co, 146 Union 

Photographers. 

Brickell T J, 156% Union 

Canfield D C, 159 Union 

Whipple HC,176-178 Union 

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Winsor W C, 140 Union 

Physicians and Surgeons. 

Allen J R, 183% Union 

Bartlett C M, 142 First 

Bartlett F 11, 9 Laurens 

Burdick E B. 160% Union 

Clark J C, 15 Laurens 

Dallanbaugh W C, 116 First 

Eddy J L, 5-6 City bldg 

Follett M C, 51 Henlev 

Hewitt W I, 153 First 

Hibbard D M, 112 Barry 

Loughlen T B, 152% Union 

Malov J D, 164% Union 

McDuffie W E, 28 State 

Morris J E K, 195 Union 

Mudge S J, 4-5-6 City bldg 

Smith A E, 96 Barry 

Smith Cassar, 166 State 

Watts F E, 74 First 

Pianos and Organs. 

Smith E L & Co, Masonic 

Temple 112 Union See page 

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Willard C & Co, 196 Union 

Piano Tuners. 

Burdick F W, 176 Union 

Chase A L, 50 Eleventh 

Hoff J M, 135% Union 

Willard Charles, 196 Union 

Pictures and Frames. 


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Connell L P, 479 Union N 0 

Connelly Patrick, 75 OakN 0 

Fink John, 163 State 

Fitzgerald Michael, 462 Union 

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Fitzsimmons J C, 461 Union 

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Gerreta Louis, 259 Union 

Haugh J M, 56 State 

Hogan J F, 235 Union 

Lee William, 72 Oak N 0 

O'Connell Bros, 64-66 State 

O'Connor Redmond, 125 

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O'Rourke Edward,329 Union 

Ross Marcia Mrs, 14 Railroad 

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Savage P J, 70 State 

Wagner Anton, 100 State 

Waldick William, 230 State 

Screw Stump Pullers. 

Chamberlin Mfg Co, 59-63 

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Second Hand Goods. 

Cohen Louis, 239 Union 

Sewing Hachines. 

Singer Mfg Co, 180 Union 

Sheet flusic. 

Smith E L & Co, Masonic 

Temple 112 Union See 

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W'illard C & Co, 196 Union 

Shirt Manufacturers. 

Temple Shirt Co, Masonic 

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Shoe Findings. 

Babinger James, City bldg 


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Olean Leather Co, First cor 

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Sole Leather Pads. 

Olean Pad Co, 184 Union 

Steel Blinds and Shutters. 

Wilson J G, Johnson N 0 

Stenographers. 

Hunt & Ramsey, 214 Masonic 

Temple 

Wisner Blanche W, 117% Union 

Stools—Pocket Folding. 

Hercules Specialty Co, 32 to 

36 Whitney av See sidelines 

Storage. 

Olean Transportation and 

Storage Co, 109 First See 

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Stoves and Ranges. 

Barse C V B & Co, 143 Union 


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Mudge and Benjamin, 131 

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Gena J M, 164% Union 

Zeile F L, 117 Ninth 

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Kinley Adam & Sons, N 

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Olean Tanner}^ State E 0 

Pierce Jas &WP, end Henley 

Quirin's, State E 0 

Root & Keating (U S Leather 

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Tanneries' Supplies. 

Carley Heater Co, 314-318 

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Grand Union Tea Co, 103 

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Teamsters. 

Gile 0 P, 62 Green 

Smith Herman, 39 Green 

Turner W S, 66 Green 

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Toys, etc. 

Brady & Co, 126 Union 


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Transportation Companies 

Empire Line, Railroad av 

Olean Transportation Co, 

109 First See side lines 

Undertakers. 

Olean Funeral Directing Co, 

169 Union 

Woodard C P, 176 Union 

Upholsterers. 

Andrews & Conkling, 127— 

129 Union 

Marth Martin, 232 State 

Starks FC, 99 First page 231 

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Variety Stores. 

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PQ Olean House block Racket Store, 175-177 Union 

r Western Union, Exch Bank Zenni Michael, 273 Union 

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Ackerman E H, 352 Union 

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Bosler W M 104 Fourth, 

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+j Ball W W & Son, 152 Union 

Taylor AM, 326 Union 

__ Chamberlin W A, 182 Union 

Wall Paper and Shades. 

Adams G B & Co, 141 Union 


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Bell Bros 145 Union

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Watchmakers & Jewelers. 

Daniels G R, 109 Union 

Glasser Ludwig, 106 State 

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RobieC H, 135 Union 

Rugg H W, 176 Union 

Schuetz L, 101 Union See 

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Smith E S, 161 Union 

Timblin W M, 179 Union See 

page 238 

Wines and Liquors. 

Dorsev Edward, 190 Union 


Dunlavey J L .(Estate) 225 

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Duringer & Driscoll, 227 Union 

Edel Charles, 217 State See 

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Keenan Michael, 132 Union 

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McCormicJH,18 Railroad av 

Rvan & Collopv, 206 Union 

Vanderhoof F L, 62 State 

Wringers, Clocks, etc. 

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Allen Elmer D, carpenter, h First 

Autouch Patrick, h 88% Main 

Babinger James, shoemaker, h Main 

Backover DeWitt, paperhanger, h Harmon av 

Dwight, laborer, res First 

Maria, wid Wm, res Harmon av 

Bacon John, roller, h First 

Badger Mary, wid Lafayette, res First 

William L, h Johnson 

Barnes Fidelia, wid Wm, h First 

Barney John E, driller, h Five Mile 

Barnick William, (Park & Barnick) bds 72 Main 

Bascom John, carpenter, res Day 

Myra A Mrs, h Day 

Bear Andrew, laborer, h 154 Main 

William, baker, res Day 

Beciglie Dominick, saloon 107 Main„h do 

Becker Leonard, butcher, h Cemetery 

Beshgetour S Horace, Rev, h Johnson 

Besibly Tony, laborer, h Main 

Bickmire Fred, farmer, h Five Mile 

Blair Frank B, physician, Johnson, h do 

Joseph, (Blair & Learn) Main, h Johnson 

Elizabeth 

Sophia 

& Learn, (Joseph Blair and Caleb B Learn furniture 

65 Main 

Blessing Charles, blacksmith, h Johnson 

William M, blacksmith 24 Main, h 20 do 

Boatz Johnson, carpenter, h 121 Main 

Joseph F, farmer, h Main 

Joseph J, carpenter, h Main 

William, hostler, res Main 

Louise 

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Huldah 

Sophia 

Annie 

Mary 

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Louisa 

Lydia 

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Jennie 

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Bockmier Conrad, canvasser, h Nine Mile 

Ferdinand, tooldresser, res River 

George, clerk, res River 

Heniw J, clerk, h First 

John, painter, h 98 Main 

John, shoemaker, h River 

Joseph G, hotel, River 

Boser Henry, farmer, h John 

John, farmer 

Bosquest Alfred, barber 92 Main, bds 88% do 

Brenner Adolph, tailor, res 104 Main 

George, tailor 104 Main, h do 

Briggs Edgar, civil engineer, h Johnson 

Frank S, cooper First, h do 

William W, laborer, h River 

Briod\r Matthew, farmer, h Cranberry rd 

Thomas, laborer, h Cranberry rd 

BROOKS LUCEBA H MRS, baker 56 Main, 

BROOKS SYDNEY R, lock expert, h 56 

Main (see page 273) 

Brown David, shoemaker, h First 

Scott S, driller, h Thomas 

William W, Rev, h Johnson 

Brownson Galen, ins agt, h Harmon av 

Brunell Charles, pumper, h River 

Brushingham James, farmer, h River 

Bulkley George, oil producer, h River 

Pauline, teacher, res River 

Bullock Asa W, h 67 Main 

Burr Jennie L, teacher, res First 

Levi L, lumber, h First 

Burst August; laborer, h Five Mile 

William, laborer, h First 

Burt John, roller, h Five Mile 

Caldwell Weld, laborer, h Johnson 

Calkins John C, laborer, h First 

Carlson John, beamhand, bds Johnson 

Cassidy, Philip, laborer, res John 

Thomas, beamhand, h John 

Thomas, laborer, h Harmon av 

William, laborer, res John 

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Sophronia 

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Carrie 

Rosa 

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Canfield Andrew, driller, h Main 

Mary 

Edward, tooldresser, res Main 

Chapin Nancy, wid Wm A, h Johnson 

Chase Edmund H, farmer, h Prrst 

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Hiram, laborer, res Cemetery 

Chase Jabez, carpenter, bds First 

Ursula, wicl, res 160 Main 

Cheesman Emily, wid James, h 105 Main 

Mvrtie, dressmaker, res 105 Main 

CITIZEN PUBLISHING CO, (Joseph Mutschlechner and 

Edgar L Nichoson) publishers Alleganv Citizen 

62 Main 

Clare James, driller, res Harmon av 

Kate, dressmaker, res Harmon av 

Mary, tailoress, res Harmon av 

Michael P, undertaker, h Harmon av 

Flora 

Walter, farmer, h Harmon av 

Mary 

Clark Harriet L, wid Calvin G, h 69 Main 

Mar}', wid Hiram, h First 

Cleaver George, carpenter, res 155 Main 

Joseph, carpenter, h 155 Main 

Margaret 

Coleman Carrie L, dressmaker, res Johnson 

Hannah R, wid Isaac E, h Johnson 

Colligan John laborer, h Main 

Maggie 

Michael J, brick mfr, h River 

Catherine 

Collins Frank J, marble works 115 Main, h do Sarah 

John, mason, h Thomas 

John S, asst postmaster, res Harmon av 

Michael S, bricklayer, h Harmon av 

Eliza 

Considine Michael, farmer, res Cranbernw rd Honora 

Cook Lewis, plumber, h Hannon av 

Jane 

Corthell Lewis S, harnessmaker, h Johnson Annette T 

Covell James, grocer, First, h do 

Mary E 

CRESCENT MILLING CO, (Owen J Lewis, James Mc 

Auliffe and Wm P McCarthy) flour, R R 

Criqui Antoinette, teacher, res Cemeten' 

Crook George, laborer, h Nine Mile 

Crosby Myron J, gardener, h Johnson 

Cora 

Cross Charles H, laborer, h River 

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Delamater Charles E,supt, h River 

Annie 

Edgar, bookkeeper, res River 

Derby George C, clerk 56 Main 

Detemon Henry, hotel 118 Main 

Carrie 

DeVeaux Eugene, laborer, h First 

Mary 

Dillon Patrick, switchman, h River 

Ellen 

Dobner Matthew, roller, h Main 

Anna 

Dolan Bros, (John F and Thomas) hotel, Main 

Dorson William J, farmer, h Main 

Mary 

DYE BROS, (Mason M and Wm H) bankers 57 Main 

Edmunds Harry, porter Exchange Hotel 

Edwards Edward, carpenter, h Day 

Blanche 

Egan Peter, laborer, li Five Mile 

Ethel 

Eggleston John, farmer, h River 

Euphemia 

Ehbauer August, farmer, h John 

Theresa 

John, laborer, res John 

Eldred Thomas W, trav salesman, h Cemetery Marv 

Ellis Brazilla E, ins agt, h Harmon av 

D Belle 

Jeannette, wid Wm N, h Harmon av 

M Jeannette, teacher, res Harmon av 

Emhiser John, grocer 44 Main, h First 

Bertha 

Emmons Ella V, druggist 51 Main, h do 

John C, mgr 51 Main 

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Enright Jane, wid Michael, h Harmon av 

Julia, teacher, res Harmon av 

Mary, teacher, res Harmon av 

Thomas, h Main 

Elizabeth 

Fadel Jacob, laborer, h Day 

Mona 

FARQUHARSON WILLIAM L, florist, Edwina 

Harmon av, h do (See page 135) 

Felt John, blacksmith, h Harmon av 

Angeline 

Flynn Michael, watchman, h Nine Mile 

Bridget 

Foote Ambrose, farmer, h First 

Fred, farmer, res First 

Ford Henry, tanner, h Cemetery 

Orpha 

Forness Fred, marble, h Day 

Tony, hotel, South Nine Mile 

Katie 

Maud, teacher, res South Nine Mile 

Freeland James A, canvasser, h First 

Charlotte 

Fuller Charles, sexton, h First 

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Geise John, (Geise & Wilbur) h P'irst 

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•^ Grandusky Antony, laborer, h Thomas Carrie 

Grant James, laborer, h Main 

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Edna 

u.O - Hall Albert, bookkeeper, res John 

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21- o Edward C, painter, res First 

 

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Hannifan George N, clerk, res Main 

Johanna, wid Maurice, h Main 

Harbell John, laborer, h Harmon av 

Theresa, wid, h Harmon av 

Harms Henry E, h 59V2 Main 

Harper Emily, wid Cornelius, h Cemetery 

Hatch Fred, laborer, h First 

Philip, shoemaker, h Five Mile 

Havy Rose, wid Andrew, res First 

Hennessey James, laborer, h r 154 Main 

Hewitt David C, farmer, h John 

Hoffman Henry, laborer, h Day 

Hoffmire Anton, farmer, h Main 

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Joseph, teamster, h Main 

Hungerford Bela, drayman, h Daj^ 

Fannie 

Hutchings Archie, carpenter, h First 

Margaret o 73 

H}'de Charles V, shoemaker 60 Main, res Day 

Henry, shoemaker, h Day 

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Sebastian, laborer, res Day 

Inclerlied Julius, currier, h River 

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Homer, clerk, res 170 Main 

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Myron D, clerk, h First 

Ada C 

Wilber, gauger, h 160 Main 

Jane 

Johnston Fred M, furniture 99 Main, h Cemetery Loline 

Kane Catherine, wid Mark, res Cranberry road 

Karl Jacob H, telegrapher, res 166 Main 

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Joseph, clerk, res Harmon av 

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O William, music teacher, h Day Barbara 

O Lahr Augustus E, grocer 28 Main, h First Emma 

2Q George, h First 

Henrietta, dressmaker, res First 

^ Lamb Carrie, clerk, res Johnson 

"TjJ Prudence C, wicl George, h Johnson 

QLamont Frank, pumper, h 94 Main 

Lottie 

Lane Cornelius, farmer, h Main 

_^~ Larson John, laborer, h Cemetery 

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Jm Laubenthal John, postmaster, h Four Mile 

®£ Learn C B, (Blair & Learn), h Johnson Augusta 

g Leddick George, laborer, h Johnson Emma J 

•j_ • Guv, laborer, res Johnson 

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O James, laborer, bds 149 Main 

QQ John, laborer, bds 149 Main 

r Lewis Ada, music teacher, res Harmon av 

S Oren J (Crescent Milling Co) h Harmon av Olive 

_2 Lippert Andrew, farmer, It Five Mile Kate 

tl Lull George P, musical director, res Harmon av 

^ Mark P, clerk, h Harmon av Martha 

^ Lynch Cecil, teacher, res Main 

James, collector, h Main 

Mary 

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Harry, laborer, res Day 

•"N Maloney John, laborer, h Cranberry road 

T^ Marceni Ton\r, laborer, h Main Corma 

Martena Caroline, wid, h Main 

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Wm A, hotel 38 Main _ Catherine *-"" 

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McCloskey Bernard, barber, h John 

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McClure Edwin R, shoemaker 12 Main, Emily M ;__3j 

Sanford B, physician 152 Main, h do Alice , , 

McCoy Edward, farmer, h First 

Minnie •__f? 

McElwaine Eugene, oil producer, bds 38 Main 

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McMahon James, laborer, h Main 

Mary 

McNall John C, livery 148 Main, h do See adv Mary 

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Merrill Lot A, carpenter, h Day Belle tj^ 

Mickley Michael, laborer, h River Rosa E^j 

Miller A H & C A, cigar mfrs and liquors 54 Main 

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Charles A, (A H & C A Miller) rooms 54 Main 

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John E, cigar mfr 27 Main, h do Rose g |^ 

Joseph, hardware 47 Main, h do Emma *r 

Monigan John, saloon, 114 Main, h do Ellen _ ^ 

Morgan Emma, artist, res 148 Main 

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Morris Eli, laborer, h First 

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Elvira U, wid Samuel, res John 

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Moss Frank V, notions 41 Main, h Johnson Eva A 

Mott Samuel, laborer, h First 

Virginia 

Moyer Emmett, laborer, res Day 

George W, carpenter, h Day 

Sarah 

Solomon H, carpenter, h Day 

Phyrura 

Murphy James, beamhand, h River 

Mary 

Murray David, driller, res Main 

Frank, laborer, res Main 

James H, laborer, res 157 Main 

Margaret, wid Thomas, h River 

Michael, laborer, res Main 

Patrick, driller, res Main 

Patrick, laborer, h 157 Main 

Mary 

Sarah, h Main 

Murtrus Norbert, laborer, h Main 

Eliza 

Mutschlechner Joseph, (Citizen Pub Co) h First Clara 

Myres Joseph, laborer, h 165 Main 

Theresa 

Nelles Josephine, wid Samuel, res Johnson 

Nenno George, farmer, h John 

Mary 

Michael C, contractor, h Main 

Maggie 

Mildred, teacher, res Main 

Peter J, meatmarket 42 Main, h do 

Barbara 

William, contractor, h 142 Main 

Margaret 

Neuschel Henry, laborer, res Cranberry rd 

William, carpenter, h Cranberiw rd 

Louisa 

Newcomb Michael, laborer, h 133 Main 

Nichoson Edgar L, (Citizen Pub Co) Main 

Nicklas Antony, asst baggagemaster, h Main Kate 

Nolan James, driller, h John 

Honora 

Norton Charles L, confectioner 99 Main, res 158 do 

Edward, laborer, res 158 Main 

Joseph, ball player, res 158 Main 

Thomas, roller, h 158 Main 

Bridget 

Norwood Byron, exp messgr, h Cemetery 

Jennie 

Sarah, wid Thomas, res Cemetery 

O'Brien Johanna, wid John, bcls River 

Michael, oil producer, bcls River 

O'Connell Thomas, fireman, h John 

Marv 

O'Meara Patrick H, blacksmith, 32 Main 

Nellie 

O'Neil Frank, carpenter, h Main 

Helen 

Hugh C, tankbuilder, res Main


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Osterstuck George, tanner, h Day 

Cora 

Overton William C, lawyer Main, h Cemetery Belle 

Park Connell, painter, h Day 

Susan 

Frank E, (Park & Barnick) h 72 Main 

Anna 

& Barnick, (Frank E and Wm ) meats 72 Main 

Pechtold August, Rev, h Day 

Maggie 

Phillips George, farmer, h John 

Hattie 

Pierce Adam, stonecutter, h First 

Margaret 

Pitts Verda, musician, res Johnssn 

Platner Thomas E, carpenter, h First 

Maria L 

Ploner Barbara, wid, res Main 

Potter Frank B, farmer, h First 

Alta 

Presack Joseph, ins agent, h 5 Main 

Frances 

Preston William, roller, h First 

Ina 

Putman E D, miller, h 140 Main 

Putt Charles, farmer, h John 

Louisa 

Radle John, laborer, h First 

Reedy Michael, foreman, h River 

Honora 

Regin Dennis, laborer, h 172 Main 

Rehler Joseph, lumberman, h 123 Main 

Rhinesmith William, farmer, h John 

Rhodewald William, laborer, h Cranberiw rd 

Ringer David, driller, h Cemetery 

Frank, driller, h First 

Homer, driller, h Cemetery 

William, teamster, h Cemetery 

Robe Joseph, shoemaker, h 174 Main 

Robinson Eliza, wid, h River 

Patrick L, laborer res River 

Rude Porter, clerk, h First 

Ryan Frank, laborer, res Thomas 

John, carpenter, h Thomas 

John, agent Erie R R, h River 

William, carpenter, res River 

Sackinger Charles, driller, res Cranberry rd 

William, farmer, h Cranberry rd 

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Schelling John, saloon 78 Main, h do 

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Schnell Herman, liquors 48 Main, h do 

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School Burdell, liveryman, h First 

Schoonover Edward, barber 84 Main, h do 

Schultz Charles, farmer, h Five Mile 

Scofield Willis J, hardware 66-68 Main, h Day 

Shank Edward H, laborer, h First 

Shaw Edward, machinist, res Five Mile 

James, farmer, h Five Mile 

Sheehan Mary, wid, h Main 

Sheldon Benjamin E, clerk, res 56 Main 

George L, h 56 Main 

Park, paperhanger, h 117 Main 

Norton T, farmer, h Nine Mile 

Shirkey Charles, clerk, h 25 Main 

George, jeweler 60 Main, rooms do 

Smith Calista M Mrs, milliner 1 First, h do 

Caroline E, milliner, res 1 First 

Frederick K, genl dealer 33-35 Main, h Day 

Frederick M, tooldresser, h Day 

William, farmer, h Five Mile 

Snell Christina, wid John, res 98 Main 

Fred, farmer, h John 

Snyder Benjamin, contractor, h Johnson 

Fred, butcher, h First 

Soule Allie, lumberman, h First 

Charles M, clothing 59 Main, h Cemetery 

David, mail carrier, h First 

Gilbert, lumberman, h First 

Henry A, druggist 65 Main, h Day 

Spakler Frank, clerk, h Day 

Spencer Charles, barber 62 Main, h First 

Speranzo Joseph, saloon 141 Main, h do 

Sprager Christina, wid Wm, h First 

Spraker Charles, dry goods Main, h do 

William, notary, h Harmon av 

Stevens George F, laundryman, h 113 Main 

Stitman Augustus, carpenter, h 43 Main 

Stone Russell, laborer, h Five Mile 

Stoneroad John, agt W N Y & P R R, h River 

Strohuber George, cigar mfr 74 Main, h do 

Kate H, milliner, res 74 Main 

Mary E, teacher, res 74 Main 

Mamie 

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Augustina 

Sarah 

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Louisa 

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Mary L 

Hannah 

Sophia 

Etta 

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Kathleen 

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SWEENEY JOHN, dentist 65% Main, h 

Thomas 

Switzer Charles, beamsman, h Five Mile 

Tansdonsky Lewis, laborer, h Harmon av 

Thomson Fred G, telegrapher, res 102 Main 

Heman G, farmer, h 102 Main 

Thurber David, farmer, h River 

Torrey Edward, physician, 62 Main, h 64 do 

Turner John L, shoemaker 31 Main, h do 

Wagner John H, contractor, h First 

Walley John, clerk, res 168 Main 

Marv J, milliner, res 168 Main 

Michael, h 168 Main 

Walrath Alvin, carpenter, h Five Mile 

Walters George, laborer, h Cranberry rd 

Ward Dwight \V, prop Opera House, h 140 M 

Washburn Wilmer, fireman, h Day 

Weidman Fred, farmer, h Main 

John G, wagonmaker, 108 Main 

Michael, helper, res Main 

Weiler Sebastian, carpenter, h 92 Main 

Wheeler Lavanchia Mrs, h First 

Reicka, wicl Jasper, h First 

Wilber Catherine, wid Philo, h Johnson 

Heniw, cheesemaker, h 69 Main 

Stanley P (Geise & Wilber), h Johnson 

Wilcox Joseph, laborer, h 4 Main 

Melvin, farmer, h Cemetery 

William B, farmer, h Five Mile 

Wilder Edward, laborer, h River 

Willard Clare, drygoods 37 Main, h 39 do 

Wiltse Clifford D, laborer, h Short 

Cornell, farmer, h Five Mile 

Winch Michael, laborer, bds River 

Wood Edward, blacksmith, bds 32 Main 

Woodard Frederick^, farmer, h Five Mile 

Worden John, carpenter, h Nine Mile 

Wright Chandler D, clerk, h Johnson 

Eliza G, wid Isaac, h First 

Zinc William, teamster, h Cemetery 

Zink John F, carpenter, h Five Mile 

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Ames Adella, milliner 

Anderson Albert, lab 

Peter, lab 

Archibald George, far 

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Babcock Edward, teacher 

Charles, lab 

Barnard Charles, telegraphr 

George J, lab 

Barr Daniel, lab 

Barrett Richard, lab 

Bedford Charles L, clerk 

E M & Co(Ezra M Bedford) 

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Ezra M,(E M Bedford&Co 

Bell Wheeler W, carp 

Besecker Cary G, driver 

Booth Jacob, painter 

Borst Frank, piler 

Boyle Bernard, far 

Bradley Charles E, lab 

Hattie, housekeeper 

William, Rev 

Brown Olivia, wicl Frank J 

Burdick Adelbert, lab 

Avery S, liveryman 

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Carlson Ludwig, lab 

Carr Minor H, barber 

Carson Frank, lab 

Casey William, lab 

Cerneen Frank D, druggist 

Clark C M, cheesemakr 

Henr}r, lab 

Samuel T, Rev 

Colson Benj J, engineer 

Colwell Benj S, (R A Shattuck 

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Comstock Ella, housekpr 

Mark 

Connor Fred, far 

Conway John, currier 

Cooley Michael, watchman 

Cooper Horace, (Parish & 

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Cox Thomas D, barber 

Crandall Henry J, gen'l dealer 

Cranston Claude N, prop 

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Cronin James, lab 

John, lab 

Crusoe Peter, lab 

Daggett Rosa A, dressmakr 

Davidson James, hostler 

William, carp

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Delaware liouse, Geo H 

Williams prop See adv 

DfcbAWARE HOUSE, 

(JEO. H. WILLIAMS, Prop. 

Rates, = $1.50 Per Day. 

PORTVILLE, N, Y. 

Deming Henry B, far 

Devore Olin A, canvasser 

Dolan John, tanner 

Dusenbury Edgar G (Portville 

Tannery Co) and 

oil producer 

Helen T, wid Wm K 

Dusenbury John E, (Portville 

Tannery Co) and 

pres 1st Nat Bank Olean 

Elliott Grant, currier 

Timothy, lab 

Fairchild Bruce, miller 

Fred W, (Holcomb & 

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Fairchild James H, mfr 

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Hotton Catherine, wid Anton 

John A, clerk 

Philip, blacksmith 

Nicholas (Hotton Bros) 

Howe Jeremiah, lab 

Hurty Benj F, bookpr 

Jacoby Henry,mgr Producers 

Gas Co 

Robert, piler 

James John, engineer 

Margaret, wid John 

Thomas E, teacher 

Walter E, lab 

Jandren Henry, lab 

Rose, wicl 

Johnson Charles, lab 

John, lab 

Lewis, buffer 

William, lab 

Keeler Addison T, far 

Frank, lab 

Kelleher Jeremiah, carp 

Keyes Herbert F, blacksmith 

Myron, far 

Patrick, lab 

Thomas, lab 

Lahey John, currier 

Lane John, lab 

Langworthy Friendly A, lab 

Latham Laurel, lab 

Lawson George, lab 

Lewis Charles E, contractor 

Livingston 

teacher 

William, carp 

Lowrey Guy, carp 

Luden Perry, lab 

Mahon Charles, lab 

Mapes William, lab 

Marsh Earl, meats 

Otis E, clerk 

Harriet, music 

Martinson Freda, wid August 

Mathers Sarah, wid 

Maxon Marshall L, far 

May Burr, fireman 

McCafferty Edw, currier 

McCare}'- Michael J,physician 

McDonald Henry H,foreman 

McDougald Archie, meats 

McGavis Wm, lab 

McGraw Charles, telegraphr 

Emeline, wid John 

McKinney George, lab 

Minahan Patrick A, currier 

Mohan Michael, billiards 

Montray Frank, foreman 

Mullane Eugene, currier 

Murray Otis, currier 

Myres George W, miller 

Nagles John, wagonmaker 

Nichols Erastus H 

O'Brien John, lab 

Olson John, lab 

Page DeWitt, lab 

Parish Fred, clerk 

John G, (Parish & Cooper) 

Lavina, wid Smith 

Mary, wid David L 

Smith, hardware 

& Cooper, (John G Parish 

and Horace Cooper) gen'l 

dealers 

Pajme Floyd, lab 

Peckham George, lab 

John, mason 

John H, billiards 

Percival Ed B, far 

Persing Daniel, oil producer 

Petrie John, painter 

Phillips Henry, station agent 

Pielow Ella, wicl Edw 

Pierce Frank, lab

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Pilonjohn, lab 

Joseph, laborer 

Portville House, Alonzo Fox 

prop 

Portville Tanning Co,(W F 

Wheeler Est, W E Wheeler 

and Dusenbury Bros) 

Prince Lorenzo, lab 

Ralph, lab 

Producers Gas Co, Henry 

Jacoby mgr 

Pryor Hiram, lab 

Putt Sophia, dressmaker 

Rashenberger Geo, lab 

Reagan Patrick, lab 

Rile}' Patrick, lab 

Robbins Vernay L, drayman 

Roberts Israel P, far 

Wm, machinist 

Roulo Fillmore, Rev 

Fillmore, Jr, lab 

Philmon, lab 

Rowley R F, physician 

Schipley Ernest, currier 

Scofield Ellen, wid Edwin B 

Jeannette, wid Wesley 

Scutt Addison, far 

Shattuck Bertha, baker 

R A & Co,(Rodney A Shattuck 

and Benj S Colwell) 

genl dealers 

Rodnev A, (R A Shattuck 

&Co 

Shepard Earl D, Rev 

Sies Charles E, lab 

Daniel, tinsmith 

Frank,lab 

Simpson Martha, wid Lewis 

Smith Calvin, bookkeeper 

Delbert, mason 

Henry J, lab 

Stephens Michael, lab 

Stevens Albert N, jeweler 

Stoneman John, lab 

Stowell Herschel D 

Swanson John, lab 

Throop Marcia, wid Daniel 

Trenkle Jacob, blacksmith 

Tyler Frank E, mgr 

Van Wart C. W, blacksmith 

Vaugh Edgar B, lab 

Walton Andrew, canvasser 

Warden John H, postmaster 

Maggie, asst P M 

Warner Lewis D 

Welch Charles, lab 

Wm, currier 

Weisenbach Lewis, currier 

Weinberg John, lab 

Wendel Charles, lab 

West Loomis 

Wheeler Marilla, wid Wm 

F 

Wheeler William E, (Portville 

Tannery Co) vicepres 

1st Nat Bank Olean 

Whitman George, currier 

Whittmore Lewis M, piler 

Wickwire Maggie, wid A B 

Wesley, sawyer 

Wilcox Charles, lab 

Williams George H, prop 

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Wm, lab 

Wilson Henry, lab 

Mary, wid 

Wm, lab 

Winterstine Geo W, physician 

Wood Asa M, teamster 

Orson, lab 

Wright Charles K, tanner 

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James J, far 

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Jonathan S, far 

Borst Charles H, piler 

Eyer, kindling wood 

Jabez, lab 

Jabez W, foreman 

Wm, lab 

Bromley Thomas, lab 

Brooks Albert, lab 

J Gilbert, boarding 

Bugeon Wm, lab 

Burdick Matthew, lab 

Callahan Jeremiah, lab 

Chappell Ira L, teamster 

Collins John C, bookpr 

Crandall Adelbert, lab 

Finn Thomas, lab 

Fish Senia, teacher 

Foley Ellen, wid Thomas 

Frost Charles D, lab 

Gena Andrew J, lab 

J Fred, carp 

Goode Wm, lab 

Harbeck Roscoe, lab 

Harkman M Mrs 

Hastings Charles, lab 

Hemw Lewis, foreman 

Hoffman Christopher, lab 

Lawler Ed J, postmaster 

Lewis Henry, lab 

Jesse B, lab 

Lindsley James, piler 

Love Stafford, lab 

Mandana Mrs, wid 

James T 

McCoy Wallace, lab 

McKee Mary, teacher 

Miller Edward, teamster 

Mitchell James, supt 

Moore Samuel, far 

Noonan Edward, lab 

Orcutt Oscar E, lab 

Parks Charles F, lab 

Petty Samuel, sawyer 

Wm, teamster 

Pigeon Charles, sawyer 

Priel Joseph, carp 

Rockwood Charles, fireman 

Salisbury HepsiaD, wid Nathan 

Schrader Hannah, wicl John 

Shaffer Frank, lab 

George E, lab 

George W, lab 

Nathan, lab 

Sheehan Michael, lab

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Simmons Elbert H, lab 

Sophia 

Skuse Frank, lab 

John, fireman 

Smith Fred E, lab 

Henrj- D, lab 

Myron, teamster 

Russell A, inspector 

Walter, teamster 

Spencer Frank C, teamster 

Sullivan John J, lab 

Timothy, foreman 

Wm, lab 

Swarts Edward, lumberman 

Fred, lab 

Swetland Albert, teamster 

John W, lab 

Tanhay John, lab 

Tyler Angeline, wid 

Robert, lab 

Wakelee Walter, lab 

Weston Abijah, pres The A 

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Wallace, sec and 

Weston Lumber Co 

Wm W, lumberman 

Whittaker George, lab 

Wickwire George, lab 

Widower Huldah, wid Wm 

Wood George, lab 

Woodad Martin G, sawyer 

Woodruff Ernest, lab 

Wilson, lab 

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