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Sheridan, first street north from Fair Grounds, running east from Graded road to city limits.
Snake, running west from Graded road, between Sherman and Sheridan.
Spring, seventh street east of Iowa Avenue, running north from the river to Eleventh.
Spruce, fourth street west from Iowa Avenue, running north from the river to Eighth.
J. A. DEEMER-WOOD-601 E. Second.
WM. G. BLOCK, AGENT.
ST. LOUIS AND ST. PAUL PACKET COMPANY, -DIAMOND JO PACKET COMPANY,-
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WM.H. WOODWARD-General Insurance.
Star, second street north of Catholic Cemetery, being a con- tinuation of West to Cross.
Stone, third street north from Catholic Cemetery, running west to city limits.
Stewart Road, first street west from river, running south from A to city limits.
Sycamore, first street east from Iowa Avenue, running north from river to Eighth.
Third, third street north from river, running west from Brook through the city.
Third, S. M., third street west from the river, running south from the R. R. track to city limits.
Tenth, tenth street north from river, running east from Mul- berry to Brook.
Jackson's "U. S." Clothing House.
Union, second street west from river, running south from Franklin to White.
Vine, thirteenth street north from river, running east from Iowa City road.
Water, first street west from river, running south from Franklin to White.
White, eighth street south from Burlington road, running northwest from A to Second.
Warren, seventh street south from Burlington road, running northwest from river to Third.
West, ninth street north from river, running west from Mor- ford road, to intersect with Star.
Walnut, third street east from Iowa Avenue, running north from river to Eighth.
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J. P. PHELPS,
The Leading Photographer of Muscatine Co.
STANDING AT THE HEAD OF HIS PROFESSION IN IOWA.
Ground Floor Studio,
309 EAST SECOND STREET.
New Gallery,
New Scenery,
New Instruments,
New Styles of Work.
ELEGANT ENAMELED PHOTOS
And really all styles of pictures known to the art are turned out daily in this studio, and no second-class work made.
CALL AND SEE SPECIMENS
AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
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General Insurance-WM. H. WOODWARD.
REGISTER OF THE CITY.
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
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List of Officers of the Town of Bloomington from March, 1839, to March, 1851.
1839.
President, Joseph Williams. Trustees, Arthur Washburn, Henry Reece and Benjamin Howland. Moses Couch, recorder; Giles .Pettibone, street commissioner.
Jackson's "U. S." Clothing House.
1840.
President, John Lilly. . Trustees, Henry Reece, R. P. Lowe, John W. Richman. E. E. Fay, recorder; Mathew Matthews, street commissioner; Hiram Matthews, marshal; D. J. Snyder, treasurer.
1841.
President, Thomas Darlington. Trustees, John S. Lakin, Suel Foster, Edward Ballard. Arthur Washburn, recorder; Wm. St. John, street commissioner; John W. Weller, treasurer; John Marble, marshal.
18.12.
President, David Clark. Trustees, Wm. Frye, Wm. St. John, Hiram Wilson. Arthur Washburn, recorder; Daniel Mauck, street commissioner; Lyman C. Hine, treasurer.
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-Speer's Block, 300 East Second Street .- Chamber Suits, Parlor Goods, Book Cases, Sideboards,
MCCAMPBELL & DAY.
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Fire, Lightning, Windstorm, Cyclone and Tornado INSURANCE,
M. Havercamp, Agent.
1843.
President, John A. Parvin. Trustees, Wm. Frye, Joseph J. Hoopes, L. C. Hine. Pliny Fay, recorder; Daniel Mauck, street commissioner; John Ziegler, treasurer; Wm. Parvin, marshal.
1844.
President, Stephen L. Foss. Trustees, A. J. Fimple, A. M. Hare, J. R. Bennett. Thos. Crandol, recorder; Daniel Mauck, street commissioner; Wm. Leffingwell, treasurer; Hiram Mat- thews, marshal.
1845.
President, Charles Evans. Trustees, John M. Kane, A. J. Fimple, Wm. Leffingwell. John Lilly, recorder; Hiram Mat- thews, street commissioner; Wm. Parvin, treasurer and marshal; John Seiler, sexton.
G. A. RIEMCKE, Dealer in Toilet Articles and Druggist Sundries.
1846.
President, Stephen L. Foss. Trustees, Hezekiah Musgrove, Alexander Jackson, Jos. P. Freeman. Douglass Dunsmore, re- corder; Hiram Matthews, street commissioner; Wm. Parvin, treasurer and marshal.
1847.
President, J. M. Barlow. Trustees, J. L. Cummins, Edward Olmstead, Harris H. Hine. Richard Cadle, recorder; Hiram Matthews, street commissioner; John M. Kane, treasurer and marshal.
1848.
President, Thomas M. Isett. Trustees, E. H. Albee, Pliny Fay, John M. McCormick. Richard Cadle, recorder; David Freeman, street commissioner; John M. Kane, treasurer and marshal.
J. A. DEEMER-WOOD-601 E. Second.
- W. G. BLOCK BUYS AND SELLS ALL KINDS OF GRAIN. Y
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WM.H. WOODWARD-General Insurance.
1849.
President, Elias Overman. Trustees, J. G. Gordon, G. S. Branhan, Jacob Butler. Richard Cadle, recorder; Charles Browning, street commissioner; Wm. Parvin, treasurer and marshal.
1850.
President, Wm. D. Ament. Trustees, G. W. Hunt, Ansel Humphreys, Alfred Purcell. Thomas Crandol, recorder; Charles Browning, street commissioner; Wm. A. Drury, treas- urer and marshal.
Jackson's "U. S." Clothing House.
CITY OF MUSCATINE. 1851.
This year, by a special charter granted by the legislature, Muscatine was created a city. Mr. Washburn, the first Mayor, resigned and Mr. Macauley was elected to fill the vacancy.
Mayor, Zephaniah Washburn, Aulay Macaulay. Aldermen, Henry Reece, J. B. Dougherty, Absolom Fisher, John C. Irwin, H. D. Lacosett, B. Bartholomew. G. S. Branham, marshal; C. F. Browning, wharfmaster; Thomas Crandol, recorder; Wm. D. Ament, treasurer; L. C. Hine, assessor; C. G. Heilenberg, city engineer.
1852.
Mayor, Thomas M. Isett. Aldermen, Henry Reece, J. B. Dougherty, Absolom Fisher, George C. Stone, Wm. St. John, Samuel Bamford. Alex. Jackson, marshal; Thos. M. Williams, recorder; S. B. Crane, wharfmaster; John I. Reece, assessor; Wm. D. Ament, treasurer.
NOTE .- In 1849 at the June term of the District Court the corporate name was changed from town of Bloomington to town of Muscatine.
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Remember McCAMPBELL & DAY, Speer's Block, 300 East Second Street. FOR PILLAR EXTENSION TABLES, HAIR MATTRESSES, FEATHERS, &c.
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M. HAVERCAMP, GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT, Room No. 1, Olds' Opera House.
SOFT COAL.
And Wholesale -- Dealer in -. F
0 W. G. BLOCK, COMMISSION MERCHANT .
1853.
Mayor, John G. Stine. Aldermen, George C. Stone, Wm. St. John, Samuel Bamford, Marx Block, A. M. Hare, Jacob Her- she. Chas. F. Browning, marshal; Henry C. Lamb, recorder; Wm. D. Ament, treasurer; L. C. Hine, assessor; S. B. Crane, wharfmaster.
1854.
Mayor, John A. Parvin. Aldermen, Marx Block, A. M. Hare, Jacob Hershe, Jacob Butler, Charles Nealley, William Young. Abial Fry, marshal; D. P. Johnson, recorder; M. Berkshire, assessor; Edward Hoch, city measurer.
1855.
Mayor, John H. Wallace. Aldermen, Jacob Butler, Charles Nealley, Wm. Young, F. S. Phelps, D. C. Cloud, C. Cadle. Jacob Israel, marshal; J. B. Dougherty, treasurer; Wm. L. Browning, wharfmaster.
G. A. RIEMCKE, Dealer in all the Standard Patent Medicines,
1856.
Mayor, Wm. Leffingwell. Aldermen, F. S. Phelps, D. C. Cloud, C. Cadle, I. R. Mauck, A. M. Hare, B. W. Thompson. John A. McCormick, marshal; D. P. Johnson, recorder; J. B. Dougherty, treasurer; A. J. Fimple, assessor; L. C. Bailey, city engineer.
1857.
Mayor, John G. Stine. Aldermen, I. R. Mauck, A. M. Hare, B. W. Thompson, Edward Hoch, J. R. Nisly, A. Fisher. Elias Unger, marshal; D. P. Johnson, recorder; H. Lofland, treas- urer; Wm. Leffingwell, assessor; Samuel Tarr, street commis- sioner; Marx Block, wharfmaster.
1858.
Mayor, George Meason. Aldermen, Ed. Hoch, J. R. Nisly, A. Fisher, S. G. Hill, J. P. Freeman, C. Hershe. Elias Unger,
J. A. DEEMER, Hardwood Lumber, Wood, Coal and Lime. - - 601 E. Second St.
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marshal; D. P. Johnson, recorder; H. Lofland, treasurer; Peter Jackson, assessor ; Romulus Hawley, street commissioner ; John Bartholomew, wharfmaster.
1859.
Mayor, George Meason. Aldermen, S. G. Hill, J. P. Free- man, C. Hershe, W. C. Kennedy, Henry Funck, Robert Williams. J. R. Nisly, recorder; R. R. Lanther, marshal; Abel F. Adams, treasurer; Z. Washburn, assessor; Romulus Hawley, street commissioner.
1860.
Mayor, George Meason. Aldermen, W. C. Kennedy, Henry Funck, Robert Williams, S. G. Stein, Henry Molis, C. Hershe. Wm. Dill, marshal; R. T. Wallace, recorder; A. F. Adams, treasurer; R. T. Wallace, wharfmaster.
Jackson's "U. S." Clothing House.
1861.
Mayor, George Meason. Aldermen, S. G. Stein, H. Molis, C. Hershe, Luke Sells, F. Thurston, Abraham Johns. Wm. Dill, marshal; Hugh J. Campbell, recorder; John Wiley, asses- sor; Romulus Hawley, street commissioner; R. T. Wallace, wharfmaster.
1862.
Mayor, George Meason. Aldermen, I. R. Mauck, Henry Molis, Richard Musser, Luke Sells, F. Thurston, A. Johns,* J. S. Patten, Wm. Dill *. T. B. James, marshal; E. O. Upham,* L. H. Washburn, recorder; John Wiley, treasurer; Charles S. Porter," Abial Fry, collector; Wm. Dill, assessor; M. Block, wharfmaster; Romulus Hawley*, Cyrus Hawley, street com- missioner; Cornelius Cadle, city measurer.
*These gentlemen resigned their respective offices to enlist in the army, when their places were filled by appointment.
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T I FINE FURNITURE,
-Speer's Block .- 300 East Second St.
MCCAMPBELL & DAY
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Fire, Lightning, Windstorm, Cyclone and Tornado INSURANCE,
M. Havercamp, Agent.
OILS
--- AND- LUBRICATING
OILS
-DEALER IN- FINE CYLINDER
W. G. BLOCK
1863.
Mayor, Henry Funek. Aldermen, Philip Stein, R. T. Wal- lace, Benj. Middleton, I. R. Mauck, Henry Molis, R. Musser. T. B. James, marshal; D. S. Biles, recorder; John Wiley, treas- urer; Wni. Letfingwell, collector; L. T. Goldsberry, assessor; Marx Block, wharfmaster; Wm. A. Thayer, street commis- sioner; Joseph S. Mulford, city measurer. .
IS64.
Mayor, S. D. Viele. Aldermen, H. W. Moore, Philip Stein, Ferdinand Kaufmann, R. T. Wallace, W. H. Simpson, Benj. Middleton. T. B. James, marshal; D. S. Biles, recorder; A. F. Demorest, treasurer; Wm. Leffingwell, collector; T. B. James, assessor; Marx Block, wharfmaster; Wm. A. Thayer, street commissioner; John Chambers, city measurer.
G. A. RIEMCKE, Prescription Druggist, 413-415 Mulberry Street. 1865.
Mayor, Benjamin Hershey. Aldermen, Philip Stein, S. G. Crane, George Schneider, L. H. Washburn, Henry W. Moore, Ferdinand Kaufmann, W. H. Simpson. T. B. James, marshal; D. S. Biles, recorder; John Wiley, treasurer; Wm. Leflingwell, collector; Wm. Gordon, assessor; Daniel Sterneman, wharf master; Wm. A. Thayer, street commissioner; Edward Hoch, city measurer.
1866.
Mayor, Benjamin Hershey. Aldermen, F. Wienker, J. A. Reuling, C. F. Kessler, Philip Stein, L. H. Washburn, Noah Green. T. B. James, marshal; D. S. Biles, recorder; Henry Molis, treasurer; Wm. Leffingwell, collector; Wm. Gordon, assessor; George Snyder, wharfmaster; Michael Murphy, street commissioner.
J. A. DEEMER-COAL-601 E. Second.
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Money to Loan-WM. H. WOODWARD.
1867.
Mayor, George Meason. Aldermen, C. E. Kent; Alpheus Palmer, L. II. Washburn, F. Wienker, J. A. Reuling, C. F. Kessler. J. G. Wells, marshal; John H. Munroe, recorder; A. F. Demorest, treasurer; William Dill, collector; Lewis Coe, assessor for county purposes; J. P. Freeman, assessor for city purposes; Wm. H. Snyder, wharfmaster; Romulus Hawley, street commissioner; Cornelius Cadle, city measurer.
1868.
Mayor, E. Klein. Aldermen, Wm. Spring, V. Chambers, John Cackler, C. E. Kent, C. Cadle, L. H. Washburn. John K. Scott, marshal; John H. Munroe, recorder; Wm. Leffing- well, treasurer; O. W. Brown, collector; Wm. Gordon, asses- sor for county purposes; Lewis Coe, assessor for city purposes; Marx Block, wharfmaster; Jas. S. Patten, street commissioner.
Jackson's "U. S." Clothing House.
1869.
Mayor, Wm. B. Keeler. Aldermen, Jos. Bridgman, C. U. Hatch, J. B. Dougherty, Wm. Spring, V. Chambers, John Cackler. John K. Scott, marshal; John H. Munroe, recorder; C. E. Kent, treasurer; P. A. Brumfield, assessor for city and county purposes; Geo. R. White, wharfmaster; Jas. S. Patten, street commissioner; Cornelius Cadle, city measurer.
I 870.
Mayor, S. G. Stein, Aldermen, Henry Funck, Henry Molis, John Cackler, Jos. Bridgman, C. U. Hatch, J. B. Dougherty. Robert Williams, police judge; Gal. Bitzer, marshal; J. H. Munroe, recorder; C. E. Kent, treasurer; P. A. Brumfield, assessor for county and city purposes; W. G. Block, wharf- master; John Beard, street commissioner.
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McCAMPBELL & DAY FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
ping Bodies.
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Real Estate, Loan and Ins. Agent,
M. HAVERCAMP , Room No. 1, Olds' Opera House.
WM. G. BLOCK, AGENT.
ST. LOUIS AND ST. PAUL PACKET COMPANY, DIAMOND JO PACKET COMPANY, ---
1871.
Mayor, S. G. Stein. Aldermen, Michael Murphy, John Daiber, A. F. Adams, Henry Funck, Henry Molis, J. Cackler. Robert Williams, police judge and recorder; D. L. Ewing, marshal; C. E. Kent, treasurer; P. A. Brumfield, assessor for county . purposes; D. P. Johnson, assessor for city purposes; W. G. Block, wharfmaster; Pat'k Murphy, street commissioner.
1872.
Mayor, J. P. Ament. Aldermen, Jacob Dold, I. L. Graham, Gal. Bitzer, Michael Murphy, John Daiber, A. F. Adams. Robert Williams, police judge and recorder; D. L. Ewing, marshal; C. E. Kent, treasurer; P. A. Brumfield, assessor for county and city purposes; W. G. Block, wharfmaster; B. H. Eversmeyer, street commissioner.
G. A. RIEMCKE, Compounds Prescriptions Carefully at all hours. · 1873.
Mayor, J. P. Ament. Aldermen, M. Murphy, O. P. Watters, John Lantz, Jacob Dold, I. L. Graham, Gal Bitzer. Robert Williams, police judge and recorder; D. L. Ewing, marshal; Wm. Leffingwell, treasurer; D. P. Johnson, assessor for county and city purposes; W. G. Block, wharfmaster; Wm. Calder, street commissioner.
1874.
Mayor, Richard Musser. Aldermen, Alex. Jackson, J. J. Hoopes, M. Benham, Michael Murphy, Jacob Fisch, John Lantz. Robert Williams, police judge and recorder; D. L. Ewing, marshal; Wm. Leflingwell, treasurer; D. P. Johnson, assessor for county purposes; George Wiley, assessor for city purposes; W. G. Block, wharfmaster; B. H. Eversmeyer, street commis- sioner.
J. A. DEEMER, -601- Hardwood Lumber.
E. Second.
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1875-
Mayor, Henry Molis. Aldermen, Frank Moran, Jacob Fisch, T. R. Fitzgerald, Alex. Jackson, J. J. Hoopes, John Lantz. Robert Williams, police judge and recorder; D. L. Ewing, marshal; Wm. Leffingwell, treasurer; D. P. Johnson, assessor for county and city purposes; Geo. F. Funck, wharfmaster; Michael Purcell, street commissioner.
1876.
Mayor, J. P. Ament. Aldermen, Geo. W. Dillaway, John Byrne, Maurice Neidig, Frank Moran, Jacob Fisch, T. R. Fitz- gerald. Robert Williams, police judge and recorder; D. L. Ewing, marshal; Wm. Leffingwell, treasurer; D. P. Johnson, assessor for county purposes; George Wiley, assessor for city purposes; George F. Funck, wharfmaster; . Michael Purcell, street commissioner.
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1877.
Mayor, T. R. Fitzgerald. Aldermen, Edward Hoch, John Knopp, Gal. Bitzer, Geo. W. Dillaway, John Byrne, Maurice O. Neidig. Robert Williams, police judge and recorder; D. L. Ewing, marshal; Henry Molis, treasurer; D. P. Johnson, asses- sor for county and city purposes; George F. Funck, wharf- master; Michael Purcell, street commissioner.
1878.
Mayor, Richard Musser. Aldermen, John Hahn, Samuel Cohn, J. B. Mark, Edward Hoch, John Knopp, Gal. Bitzer. Robert Williams, police judge and recorder; J. A. Eaton, mar- shal; D. P. Johnson, assessor for county purposes; George R. White, assessor for city purposes; George F. Funck, wharf- master; Romulus Hawley, street commissioner; Geo. Schnei- der, steamboat register.
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Fire, Lightning, Windstorm, Cyclone and Tornado INSURANCE,
M. Havercamp, Agent.
1879.
Mayor, George W. Dillaway. Aldermen, H. J. Lauder, F. Huttig, John Hahn, Samuel Cohn, Green Sparks, J. B. Mark. Robert Williams, police judge and recorder; R. T. Wallace, marshal; D. P. Johnson, assessor; Romulus Hawley, street commissioner; James Jackson, treasurer; George Schneider, steamboat register.
ISSO.
Mayor, George W. Dillaway. Aldermen, M. Block, S. Cohn, E. Borger, H. J. Lauder, F. Huttig, G. Sparks. Treasurer, C. Cadle; J. P. Lewis, assessor; R. Williams, police judge and re- corder; Romulus Hawley, street commissioner; D. L. Ewing, marshal; David Worsham, steamboat register; wharfmaster, B. Matthews.
G. A. RIEMCKE, 1 413 AND 415 MULBERRY ST.,
-DEALER IN- PURE AND FRESH DRUGS.
1881.
Mayor, George W. Dillaway. Aldermen, H. J. Lauder, G. Sparks, W. W. Hartman, M. Block, S. Cohn, E. Borger. Treasurer, C. Cadle; assessor, J. P. Lewis; police judge and recorder, R. Williams; marshal, D. L. Ewing; street commis- sioner, Romulus Hawley; steamboat register, D. Worsham.
1882.
Mayor, T. R. Fitzgerald. Aldermen, John Tomney, W. C. Richards, John W. Berry, C. Cadle, H. J. Lauder, W. W. Hartman, G. Sparks. Treasurer, W. G. Block; assessor, J. P. Lewis; police judge and recorder, R. Williams; marshal, R. C. Jewett; street commissioner, George Schneider; wharfmaster, D. Worsham; city weigher, G. P. Vesey.
1883.
Mayor, R. T. Wallace. Aldermen, James W. Page, John Tomney, B. F. Neidig, W. C. Richards, J. W. Berry, Benj. E.
J. A. DEEMER-WOOD-601 E. Second.
W. G. BLOCK BUYS AND SELLS ALL KINDS OF GRAIN.
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Lilly. Treasurer, W. G. Block; assessor, J. P. Lewis; police judge and recorder, R. Williams; chief of police, Elijah Baker; street commissioner, George Schneider; wharfmaster, David Worsham; city weighmaster, Geo. P. Vesey.
1884.
Mayor, R. T. Wallace. Aldermen, James W. Page, John Tomney, W. C. Richards, D. Rothschild jr, John W. Berry, B. E. Lilly. D. S. Biles, recorder and police judge; Elijah Baker, marshal; W. G. Block, treasurer; J. P. Lewis, assessor; David Worsham, wharfmaster; George Schneider, street commis- . sioner; Geo. P. Vesey, weighmaster; J. J. Russell, city attorney.
Jackson's "U. S." Clothing House.
CITY GOVERNMENT FOR 1885.
Mayor R. T. Wallace
Treasurer W. G. Block
Recorder and Police Judge D. S. Biles
Assessor J. P. Lewis
Wharfmaster David Worsham
Street Commissioner Michael Purcell
Chief of Police Elijah Baker
Weighmaster .
George P. Vesey
City Attorney .. J. J. Russell
City Engineer J. A. Matthewson
City Sexton John Seiler
Councilmen.
First Ward. . James W. Page and John Tomney
Second Ward. W. C. Richards and Gus. Schmidt
Third Ward J. W. Berry and M. M. Kneese
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M. HAVERCAMP, Real Estate, Loan and Ins. Agent, Room No. 1, Olds' Opera House.
City Police Force.
J. McElravy, .... J. Bloom, . . Wm. Murphy, .... Wm. Fuller Elijah Baker .. . Chief
Henry Hubacher . Deputy Marshal
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
W. S. Berry, Chief.
Phil. J. Mackey, Assistant Chief
Champion Hook and Ladder Company, No. 1.
Foreman. . John Neipert
First Assistant Henry Hartman
Second Assistant. Wm. Powers
Secretary . J. L. Knopp
Treasurer . Joseph Fessler
G. A. RIEMCKE, Stationery, Perfumes and Soaps, 418 Mulberry St.
Champion Hose Co., No. I.
Foreman. Gus. George
President . C. Hacker
First Assistant George Trumpp
Second Assistant.
.J. Reger
Secretary .J. L. Knopp
Treasurer . Joseph Fessler
Rescue Hose Co., No. 2.
Foreman. G. Bitzer
First Assistant Joseph Miller
Second Assistant. . Joseph Dean
Secretary George Waltz
Treasurer
. Joseph Morrison
Excelsior Hose Co., No. 3.
Foreman Patrick Toohey
First Assistant August Althaus
J. A. DEEMER, Hardwood Lumber, Wood, Coal and Lime. - - 601 E. Second St.
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Second Assistant. August Eichoff
Recording Secretary
J. M. Doran
Treasurer
F. P. Anson
Hershey Hose Co. (Independent.)
Chief. Charles Welch
Foreman. Albert Judisch
Assistant Foreman Martin Myers
President Horace Willets
Secretary Geo. W. Funck
POST OFFICE.
Post office located 117 and 119 w Second. Benjamin Beach, postmaster; Wm. M. Watson, assistant postmaster and money order clerk; Martin L. Mikesell, general delivery clerk; Fred Beach, mailing clerk. Money order office hours from 8 a m to 6 o'clock p m. General delivery open from 7 a m to 7 p m.
Jackson's "U. S." Clothing House.
COUNTY OFFICERS FOR 1886.
Congressman Hon. Jere. H. Murphy, Davenport
State Senator Hon. S. T. Chesebro
Representative Hon. B. H. Garrett
Recorder . John B. Hudson
Auditor Wilmer H. Johnson
Sheriff Wm. W. Hartman
Treasurer George M. Scott Surveyor A. G. Townsley
Superintendent of Schools. G. W. Coverston Coroner. Dr. P. A. Austin
Circuit Judge. Nathaniel B. French
Walter I. Hayes District Judge.
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MCCAMPBELL & DAY.
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Fire, Lightning, Windstorm, Cyclone and Tornado INSURANCE,
M. Havercamp, Agent.
District Attorney M. V. Gannon
Clerk of Courts Hart J. Fitzgerald
Board of Supervisors .. F. Huttig, Harvey Baker, Henry Will
BANKS.
Cook, Musser & Co.
Bank on sw cor Second and Iowa Ave (H. Funck, P. M. Musser, and S. B. Cook, proprietors). Is a private bank, but does a general banking business. Drafts on all the principal cities in Europe. Special attention given to collections.
G. A. Garrettson & Co.
Bank on the se cor Second and Iowa Ave (G. A. Garrettson, G. B. Denison and A. B. Brown, proprietors). Is a private in- stitution, but does a general banking business. One of the old banking houses of Muscatine.
G. A. RIEMCKE, Paints, Oils and Brushes, 413-415 Mulberry St.
Merchants' Exchange National Bank.
Northwest cor Second and Iowa Ave.
Officers-S. G. Stein, President; H. W. Moore, Vice Pres't; Thomas N. Brown, Cashier.
Directors-R. M. Burnett, I. L. Graham, Charles Page, D. C. Richman, S. G. Stein, H. W. Moore, J. B. Dougherty, Thos. N. Brown.
Foreign Exchange bought and sold.
Muscatine Savings Bank.
In Merchants' Exchange National Bank Building.
Authorized Capital, $100,000.
Four per cent. interest paid on deposits. Money loaned on real estate and personal security. Office hours, 9 a. m. to 3 p. m.
E. Second.
J. A. DEEMER -601- Hardwood Lumber.
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W. G. BLOCK, COMMISSION MERCHANT
SOFT COAL.
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Money to Loan -- WM. H. WOODWARD.
Officers-H. W. Moore, President; J. B. Dougherty, Vice President; S. M. Hughes, Cashier.
Trustees-S. G. Stein, I. L. Graham, J. B. Dougherty, H. W. Moore, Chas. Page, S. M. Hughes, D. C. Richman, R. M. Burnett.
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.
Muscatine City Schools.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
G. O. Morgridge, W. B. Sprague, J. S. Kulp, Wm. Huttig, E. H. Dolsen, R. C. Jewett.
OFFICERS.
Dr. G. O. Morgridge, President; M. Y. Howe, Treasurer; J. H. Lukens, Secretary; F. M. Witter, Superintendent.
Jackson's "U. S." Clothing House.
COMMITTEES.
· Finance-Messrs. Huttig, Sprague and Dolsen. Supplies- Messrs. Huttig and Kulp. Insurance-Kulp, Sprague and Dolsen. Fuel and Cutting-Messrs. Huttig, Dolsen and Jewett. Program-Messrs. Sprague, Jewett and Dolsen. Printing --- Dr. G. O. Morgridge.
Schools and Teachers.
HIGH SCHOOL AND SECOND WARD.
E. F. Schall, principal of High School; Anna B. Cloud, first assistant; Aggie L. Hatch, second assistant; Leona E. Howe, Maria Dallas, Eva A. Johnson, Sarah E. Hill, Hattie R. Foulke, Mattie E. Wilson, Anna C. Johnson. Joseph Fessler, janitor.
J. M. KEMBLE, Only Complete Abstract Books
j set in the County.
-Speer's Block, 300 East Second Street .- Chamber Suits, Parlor Goods, Book Cases, Sideboards,
MCCAMPBELL & DAY.
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WM. G. BLOCK, AGENT.
M. HAVERCAMP GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT, Room No. 1, Olds' Opera House.
FIRST WARD SCHOOL.
M. Y. Howe, principal. Lena Schmelzer, assistant. Emma L. Mahin, B. A. Detwiler, Lizzie O Callahan, Esther B. Rob- bins, Hattie D. VanHorne, Mollie E. Whicher. O. Pressler, janitor.
THIRD WARD SCHOOL.
J. H. Lukens, principal. Mary J. Dobbs, assistant. Emma Underwood, Mary E. Corriell, May Leyda, Floy I. Rowland, Anna B. Lewis, Belle L. Washburn, Judith Chambers. F. Dunham, janitor.
SOUTHI MUSCATINE.
Sarah V. Johnson, principal. Sarah L. Adams, Alice Mul- ford, Jessie M. Washburn. J. H. Leibhart, janitor.
G. A. RIEMCKE, Prescription Druggist, 413-415 Mulberry Street.
ST. LOUIS AND ST. PAUL PACKET COMPANY, --- DIAMOND JO PACKET COMPANY,-
BUILDINGS CONTAINING ONE ROOM.
Kecklerville-Carrie E. Farnsworth. Mrs. C. Vodegal, janitor.
East Muscatine-May Swanson. Mrs. S. Williams, janitor.
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