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Dr. R. S. McNutt, { 126 East Second St. - - Dentist.
C - 306 lowa Avenue, --
ONIHOHS ESHON
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Hine Bros. The LEADING HATTERS
AND MEN'S FURNISHINGS. 112 W. 2d St.
BANKS.
First National, location 101 w Second. Capital $50,- 000; surplus $50,000. President, S G Stein; vice-president, H W Moore; cashier, T N Brown. Directors, S G Stein, H W Moore, R M Burnett, Chas Page, D C Richman, J B Dougherty, T N Brown.
Muscatine Savings, location First National Bank building. Capital $50,000. President, H W Moore; vice- president, J B Dougherty; cashier, S M Hughes. Trustees, S G Stein, H W Moore, J B Dougherty, D C Richman, R M Burnett, Chas Page, S M Hughes. Four per cent interest paid on deposits.
Hershey, Brown & Co, location 100 e Second st. Benj Hershey, A B Brown, P W Francis, W A Blakeney. A private bank doing a general banking business. Drafts on all the principal cities in Europe.
Cook, Musser & Co, location 100 w Second street. S B Cook, P M Musser, Henry Funck (deceased). A private bank doing a general banking business. Drafts on all the principal cities in Europe.
MUSCATINE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Chief, Gal. Bitzer. Assistant Chief, John Binhoff.
Fire Wardens: Ist Ward, Hugh Smith; 2nd Ward Jacob Asthalter; 3rd Ward, Wm Fisher; 4th Ward, Joseph Holiday.
Champion Hook and Ladder Company, No. I.
Foreman, Geo Neipert; Ist Assistant, Jos Maurath; 2nd
REAL ESTATE-MUNROE & SON.
DR. C. M. ROBERTSON,
128 W. Second St. -OVER-
Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat.
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6 H. F. Barnard, { 113
East Second Street. Stree Jeweler.
assistant, F Hinkle. President, W F Eichoff; secretary. Henry Wilmering; treasurer, Joseph Fessler; financial secre- tary, Chas Spaethe.
Champion Hose Company, No. I.
Foreman, Frank Jones; Ist assistant, Wm Banker; 2nd assistant, Adam Hess. President, W F Eichoff; secretary, Henry Wilmering; treasurer, Jos Fessler; financial secretary, Chas Spaethe.
Rescue Hose Company, No. 2.
Foreman, Frank Grady; Ist assistant, J K Miller; 2nd as- sistant, Geo Lindle; recording secretary, J M Benham; finan- cial secretary, Geo Herman; treasurer, Win Bitzer.
Excelsior Hose Company, No. 3.
Foreman, Chas H Logan; Ist assistant, C Hacker; 2nd as- sistant, H Freyermuth; recording secretary, John LaGrille; treasurer, Frank Anson; financial secretary, H Gremmel. .
Relief Hose Company, No. 4.
Foreman, L T Chaudoin; Ist assistant, E F Randleman; 211đ assistant, J Dickerson. President, Geo Winter: vice- president, C Connor; secretary, J Dircks; financial secretary, . Ed Binz; treasurer, Win Jones.
Hershey Hose Company .- Ind.
Foreman, F Reinke; Ist assistant, W Holtzhauer; 2d as- sistant, J Stewart. President, S E Hoover; treasurer, Frank Eitman; secretary, Henry Judisch. .
Fire, Lightning, Tornado, Life and Accident Insurance,
Chas. Tappe.
J. M. COBBLE. Manager MUSCATINE SPICE MILLS, Office, 109 & III Front St.
00 HONKA INILVOSDIA (
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N. Rosenberger, BEST ABSTRACT BOOKS in the COUNTY. NOTARY PUBLIC.
Muscatine Sash and Door Co's Hose Company .- Ind.
Foreman, J Herget; ist assistant, Mason Peck; 2d assist- ant, Oscar Peck. President, John Ray; vice-president and secretary, Aaron Angle; treasurer, H Suman.
Huttig Hose Company .- Ind.
Foreman, F. Petersen; Ist assistant, G Oeter; 2d assistant, F Schmalz; secretary, Archie Kile; treasurer, N Bast.
MUSCATINE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Board of Education.
F Reppert, Ernst Schmidt, Win Appel, Daniel Hayes, G M Scott, Frank Ashcraft.
President, F Reppert; treasurer, M Y Howe; secretary, J
1 H Lukens; superintendent, F M Witter.
High School and Second Ward.
Principal, E F Schall. Teachers, Emma L Mahin, Emma F Underwood, Laura Eaton, Leona E Howe, Sarah L Adams, Fannie E Hadley, Eva A Johnson, Katic Farrell, Sarah E Hill, Emma Rankin, Bertha Engel.
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First Ward School.
Principal, G W Coverston. Teachers, Anna C' Johnson, May Dolsen, Bertha Hoover, Hattie D VanHorne, Lillie Hacker, Mary Platt, Mollie E Whicher, Hattie Foulke. Jan- itor, Oswald Pressler.
Third Ward School.
Principal, J H Lukens. Teachers, Mistie Burtner, Millie
MORAL : Insure with MUNROE & SON.
EB. P. DAY,
( 300 East Second St. FUNERAL DIRECTOR. 1 Gives Special Attention to Embalming and Shipping Bodies. SPEER'S BLOCK.
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H. F. Barnard, 113 -- }Jeweler. East Second Street.
C Blockert, Sophia Hagerman, Anna Elicker, Mary Leyda, Floy I Rowland, Anna B Lewis, Belle L Washburn, Cora Keckler. Janitor, Frank Dunham.
Fourth Ward School.
Principal, Sarah V Johnson. Teachers, Cina McCoy, Emma Appel, Alice Mulford, Belle Connor, Nannie Stockdale, Ida M Appel, Lettie Kennedy, Hallie Millar. Janitor, George W Downer.
West Muscatine School.
Principal, Anna C Kennedy. Teachers, Mary McDougall, Bessie Murphy. Janitor, Nicholas Hubacher.
East Muscatine School.
Principal, Jessie Braunwarth. Teachers, Emma Parkins, Ida Brown. Janitor, Mrs S Williams.
Musserville School.
Teacher, Louisa Franklin. Janitor, Mrs Emma Niles.
Butlerville School.
Teacher, Dessie Neidig. Janitor, Mrs Mary Fisher.
St. Matthias School. (Catholic)
Located 211 w Eighth street, Sisters of Charity B V M in charge.
St. Mary's School. (Catholic)
Located on Lucas Grove rd cor Green, Sisters of St Fran- cis in charge.
Dr. R. S. McNutt, { 126 East Second St. Dentist.
306 Iowa Avenue.
NOSVANISVITIVO =SNINOU=
LOGAN & O'TOOLE, CA
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The Model BakerySells only Fresh & First-class Baking. CARL W. BAETZNER, 201 W. 20.
SECRET AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
Muscatine Grove No. 6, U A O D.
Meets second and fourth Thursday at Turner Hall. Offi- cers-Jno Grott, N A; Geo Volger, V A; Win Graff, Sec; A Fischer, Treas; Win Hilderbrandt, I G; Jacob Becke, O G; Chas Lang, Conductor.
DeMolay Commandery No. 1, K T.
'T R Fitzgerald, E C; Joseph Morrison, Gen; Charles H. Gobble, Capt Gen; S H Parvin, Prelate; T N Brown, Treas; Geo B Jackson, Recorder; A S Lawrence, SW; G A Riemcke J W; T P Gray, Warder; G K Dunn, Sentinel.
Hawkeye Lodge, No. 30.
A S Lawrence, W M; G A Riemcke, S W; Wmn Thomas, J W; T N Brown, Treas; Thos Brown, Sec'y; G D Lezotte, S D; Joseph Scott, J D; G K Dunn, Tyler.
Iowa Lodge No. 2, A F and A M.
Robt Carter, W M; Henry Franklin, S W; Jacob Stortz, J W; S Cohn, Treas; D H Block, Sec'y; John Pitchforth, S D; George Eitman, J D; G K Dunn, Tyler.
Washington Chapter No. 4.
A S Lawrence, H P; G M Titus, K; Geo B Jackson, S; Jos Morrison, Treas; Chas O McBride, Sec'y; Wmn Thomas, C of H; G D Lezotte, P S; A A Bowers, R A C; Frank Ashcraft, 3d V; J S Neitzel, 2d V; Thos Watson, Ist V; G K Dunn, Tyler.
Electa Chapter No. 32, O E S.
Mrs E C Smith, W M; Dr H M Dean, W P; Mrs E R
Money to Loan, - - MUNROE & SON.
W. G. JONES, Artist .- {
Portraits in OIL, PASTELLE, 9% CRAYON. Studio, BURNETT BLOCK, E. Second St.
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J. B. HUNT, WOOD-WORKING AND FEED MILLS. Corner Second and Mulberry Streets.
Frazier, A M; Mrs E Dean, Sed'y; . Mrs S A Fox, Treas; Mrs H E Parmelee, Cond; Mis H E Bitzer, A Cond; Mis S Wymer, War; Mr W P Frazier, Sen.
Muscatine Lodge No 5, I O O F.
Hall corner Second and Chestnut streets. Meets every Monday evening. Officers-G Bitzer, N G; E Goodrich, V G; N M Brown, Sec; Jos Morrison, Per Sec; Barney Beil, 'Treas.
Prairie Encampment No 4, I O O F.
Regular meetings first and third Fridays in each month. Officers-E M Kessinger, C P; J Bridgman, H P; J Morrison S W; J A Reuling, J W; J Erb, Treas; G Bitzer, Scribe.
Miriam Lodge No 27, Daughters of Rebecca.
Regular meeting second and fourth Fridays in each month. Officers-Miss Ida Brown, N G; Miss' Christie Appel, Sec'y; Mr CL Schmalz, Fin Sec'y; Miss Della Appel, Treas.
Wyoming Lodge No 76. K of P.
Meets every Wednesday evening in their hall, Nos 221 and 223 Iowa av, third floor. Officers-Paul Steinmetz, P C; G W Bawden, C C; J M Butler, V C; T P Gray, P; E H Dol- sen, M of F; Geo Kohler, M of E; H S Howe, K of R and S; E E Collins, M at A; Frank Gould, I G; S H Kassar, O G; G M Titus, E F Schall, J H St John, Trustees. Men- bership, 135.
Muscatine Division No 12, U R K of P.
Armory 106 and 108 e Second, third floor. Business meet- ing first and third Monday of each month. Officers-R C
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
209 Towa Avenue.
SPECIALTY: PROBATE BUSINESSMMINVESTMENTS.
,{ Over Hershey, Brown & Co's Bank.
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE,
C. B. OGILVIE,
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Money to Loan, - - Thos. Brown.
Schenck, Sir Knight Capt: F W Eichoff, Sir Knight Lieut; . O Grosheim, Sir Knight Herald; E H Dolsen, Sir Knight Sec; J E Coe, Sir Knight Treas; J H St John, Sir Knight Guard; Joe F Beard, Sir Knight Sen.
Muscatine Tent No 9, K O T M.
Meet first Thursday of every month at I O O F hall. (In- stituted Aug 25, 1887). Officers-Wm M Narvis, P SK. C; R B Huff, S K C; Marx E Block, S K L C; J R Reuling, S K R K; H J Fitzgerald, S K FK; Theo Becky, S K P; H M Dean, C W Smith, G D Lezotte, S K Phy; John Felger, S K Sergt; R Pilgrini, S K M at A; Joseph Chaplin, S K Ist M of G; G Eichenauer, S K 2d M of G; Chris Klopp, S K Sen; Herman Gremmel, S K Picket.
Shelby Norman Post No 231, G A R.
Meets at G A R hall, cor Second street and Iowa av, third floor, first and third Tuesday of each month. Officers-I D Vore, Commander; A K Raff, Senior Commander; J E Stev- enson, Junior Commander; P M Detwiler, Adjt; Jacob Fath, Chaplain; R B Baird, officer of the day; M C Briggs, officer of the guard; J E Coe, quartermaster; John Kohler, Win Peck, Casper Fulliner, relief committee; N M Brown, Gus Schmidt, delegates.
Shelby Norman Woman's Relief Corps No 122.
Meets at G A R hall, over Hershey, Brown & Co's bank, on the first and third Saturday of each month, at 3:00 p in. The object of this order is to assist needy Union veterans and aid the widows and orphans of those who have fallen. Offi- cers-Emma Dean, president; Arah Beardsley, senior vice- president; Myra Howe, junior vice-president; Lillie H Baird,
REAL ESTATE,-MUNROE & SON.
General Business Pursuits.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
J. B. HARRIS, Proprietor.
MUSCATINE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,S
Our Graduates are fitted for acceptably filling positions as Bookskeepers, Stenographers, and Type-writers, or for
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Reed's Cheap Store SELLS 50 CIGARS 50c 120 Sheets Linen Paper. 10 cts. and 5.000 other Cheap Articles.
207 WW. 20 St.
secretary; Jane E Madden, treasurer; Sarah F Hoover, chap- lain; Sallie Greely, conductor; Alma Schenck, assistant con- ductor; Henrietta Neibert, guard; Lucinda Bartlett, assistant guard.
Muscatine Lodge No 42, V A S.
Meeting night first Tuesday of each month at water works office. Officers-Joe F Beard, rector; H B McCabe, vice -. rector; T B Prosser, treasurer; Wmn Molis, scribe.
Muscatine Camp No 106, M W of A.
Meets every Tuesday evening at A O U W hall. Officers --- Theo C Steen, V C; W H Fayle, A; H P Jones, Clerk; W L Kellogg, B; Joseph Wittaker, I W; A Althouse, O W. Membership numbers 115.
Muscatine Camp No 12 of Iowa, Woodmen of the World
S L Waide, consul commander; J E Stevenson, adviser lieutenant; Chas F Cadle, banker; E J Richie, clerk; E M Hoover, escort; John A Rowan, watchman; Ellis Butler, sentry; J H Munroe, Chas Leindecker, A J Neidig, managers.
Royal Arcanum
Organized April, 1881. Meetings held on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month. Officers-H Geiss, regent; W C Schenck, sec'y; Sam Cohn, treas; Cal W Smith, col- lector; Cal W Smith, medical examiner.
Germania Lodge No 1066, K of H.
Meetings held in I O O F hall on first and third Tuesday of each month. Officers-C Tappe, Dic; G Aumiller, V Dic; F Grade, Rep; A Reuling, F Rep; C Graff, Treas; Thos Dr. R. S. McNutt, { 126 East Second St. Dentist
BLACKSMITHING 306 Jowa Avenue. REPAIRS,
LOGAN & O'TOOLE, BLA
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Hine Bros. The LEADING HATTERS and MEN'S FURNISHINGS.
112 W. 2dst.
Neitzel, Chaplain; Wm Gertenbach, Sentinel; C H Schmelzer, Guardian.
Excelsior Circle No 2, N W L of H.
Meets first and third Monday evenings of each month at Dr Cal W Smith's office. Officers-S M Cobb, Commander; Ella C Smith, Sec; Cal W Smith, Col; F Reppert, Treas; Cal W Smith, S M Cobb, Medical examiners. Membership num- bers 40.
Argus Lodge No 17, I L of H.
Meetings held in A O U W hall second and fourth Mondays of each month. Officers-J E Stevenson, President; Amos C Hopkinson, Recording Secretary; E H Dolsen, Financial See- retary; W G Block, Treasurer.
American Legion of Honor.
Meetings held at Dr Cal W Smith's office on the first and third Monday of each month. Officers-Dr S M Cobb, Com- mander; F Reppert, Treasurer; Mrs Ella C Smith, Sec; Cal W Smith, Collector; Dr S M Cobb, Medical Examiner. Membership numbers 19.
Muscatine Lodge No 99, A O U W. T 0
Meets at hall located at 106 and 108 east Second street. ¿ Officers-S Weaver, P M W; D B Hoffinan, M W; Geo O'Brien, Foreman; U C Mayes, O; C F Cadle, R; Eb P Day, Financier; F W Swan, Receiver; W J Lohr, Guide; John Leibhart, I W; P B Speer, O .W; H M Dean, Medical Examiner.
Eagle Lodge No 10, A O U W. 00
Meets every Thursday evening at Workmen hall. Officers -F M Witter, M W; M E Fahey, Foreman; C C Leysen, -
Real Estate,-MUNROE & SON.
DR. C. M. ROBERTSON, 1 yan
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, 128 W. Second St. -OVER ---
Eye, Ear, Jose _Throat.
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DIAMONDS, WATCHES and. SILVERWARE.
- H. F. Barnard,
Overseer; H S Howe, Recorder; J J Engel, Financier; C Het- zel, Receiver; G Campbell, Guide; Chas Brisbine, I W; Wm Russ, O W; John Reay, Trustee.
German Mechanics Aid Society.
Meets first and third Wednesday of each month at Turner Opera House. .Cash capital $6,000. Membership 325. Officers-Geo Schneider, President; Chas Hildebrandt, Vice- President; F Petersen, First Secretary; Wmn Lang, Second Secretary; W C Zeidler, Treasurer.
. The Home Aid Association.
Officers-P B Speer, President; W P Smith, Vice-President; E P Day, Secretary; J T Krehe, Treasurer. Members 140.
Company "C," Second Regiment, Iowa National Guards.
Meets every Tuesday evening at Armory Hall, 124 west Second street. Officers-C F Garlock, Captian; D V Jackson, First Lieutenant; W A Blakeney, Second Lieutenant; Chester Lillibridge, First Sergeant; W L Thompson, Second Sergeant. Organized June, 1878. Membership 50. Have held State championship as a drill team ever since 1882. Company have competed in last twelve years in IS prize drills, winning 16 prizes, 13 of them first prize, I a second prize, one a third prize, one a fourth prize, and twice (Mobile, Ala., and Wash- ington, D C) defeated. They are the best uniformed and equipped company in the northwest.
Muscatine Turner Society.
Meetings held first and third Tuesday of each month at Turner Hall, corner Iowa av and Sixth street. Officers- Frank Kockeritz, Pres; B Schmidt, Vice-President; Ed B Molis, First Turn Teacher; Wmn Graff, Second Turn Teacher;
Muscatine Spice Jnilis,
D. C.Richman & Son,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, SPECIALTIES: PROBATE BUSINESS AND INVESTMENTS.
Use no other Brand. "PURE" and "BRIDGE CITY" BAKING POWDER. Pure and Healthy.
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N. Rosenberger, ATTORNEY AT LAW and REAL ESTATE. NO. 123 łowa Avenue.
Geo Boch, Recording Secretary; George Eichenauer, Treasurer; Chas Tappe, Singing Teacher; John Bartman, Janitor; Grosheim, H Pilgrim, and H Heinz, Trustees; John Weigand, Manager of Cafe.
St Joseph's Benevolent Society.
. Meetings held in school house of St Mary's church last Sunday in each month. Officers-John L Knopp, President ; G Fleitz, V P; John Pochls, Secrtary; Joseph Frankenreiter, Assistant Secretary; J J Williams; Treasurer George Schafer, Marshal.
MUSCATINE COUNTY OFFICERS.
Offices and court room located on east Third, between Wal- nut and Mulberry street. WV H Johnson, Auditor. Bert Benham, Deputy Auditor. E M Warner, Attorney. Hughes, Clerk. Frank W Eichoff, Deputy Clerk. G. M. Scott, Treasurer. Joseph Scott, Deputy Treasurer. T. P. Gray, Sheriff. Henry Will, Deputy Sheriff. John B Hudson. Recorder. E A Albee, Superintendent of Schools. Dr P .A. Austin, Coroner. J J Ryan, Surveyor. Harvey Baker, Chairman, John J Hooley, Ben F Neidig, Board of Super- visors.
District Judges: W F Brannan, Muscatine county; Chas MI Waterman, Scott county; Andrew Howat, Clinton county.
Congressman: Walter I Hayes, Clinton; J M Gobble, State Senator; I B Richman, State Representative.
U S Senators: W B Allison, Dubuque; James Wilmer Fairfield.
MORAL: Insure with Munroe & Son. ..
FINE FURNITURE,¿
SPEER'S BLOCK.
100 East Second : EB. P. DAY
KEMBLE & PROSSER, SUCCESSORS TO
JOHN BAKER,
Inventor and Sole Manufacturer of
BAKER'S
Latest Improved Machinery -- FOR
CANNING FACTORIES
1359 SHERMAN STREET.
ESTABLISHED 1869.
Steam Boilers for Cooking Feed,
FOR FARM PURPOSES.
Cookers Furnished on Monthly Payments.
. CALL IF YOU WANT GOOD COOKERS AT REASONABLE PRICES.
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TRAVEL
VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
DIAMOND JO LINE STEAMERS.
PATRONS OF THE
GREAT RIVER ROUTE
Secure all the elegance and comfort of a first-class hotel while seeing the ever-changing and
Magnificent Soonery of the Mississippi River.
Our Steamers are provided with every known convenience 10: SAFETY, COMFORT AND SPEED, re commanded by able and experienced officers, and their tables are supplied with every obtainable luxury. Our Steamers run regul- larly between St. Louis and St. Paul during the season ¿ of navigation, connecting at all prominent points with rail and river lines
FOR ALL POINTS EAST, WEST, NORTH AND SOUTH.
Rates always as low and accommodations always better than any other line.
SEND FOR ROUTES AND RATES. FRED A. BILL, W. G. BLOCK.
GRS. PASSENGER AGENT, AGENT, DUBUQUE, IOWA.
MUSCATINE, IOWA
COOK. MUSSER & Co. BANKING AND EXCHANGE. 03173: Second Street and Towa Avenue, Y.USCAT NE, - - JOWA.
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EXTENDED 1825.
S. G. STB . N, Predden". IF W NOORD, Vi Gros T. N. BROWN, Cashier.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
MUSCATINE, IOWA
Foreign and Domestic Exchange. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO COLLECTIONS.
TEMELE & PROSSER, REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE
No. BO IOWA MITEALE.
SAM BORGER. W. E. BLIVEN.
BORGER & CLIVEN:
Clothiers & Furnishers
108 OLDS BLOCK
Hos. 11/2/110 East Second Street
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