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RAILROADS, STAGES, ETC.
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC.
Oficera-John F. Tracy, President and General Superintendent, Quiengo; P. A. Hall, Assistant General Superintendent Chicago; E. H. Johnson, Chief Engineer, Chicago; W. F. Coolbaugh, Treasurer, Chi- cago; Ebenezer Cook, Secretary, New York; A. Kimball, Assistant Superintendent, Davenport; HI. F. Royce, Assistant Superintendent, Des Moines; A. R. Swift, Superintendent Telegraph Lines, Chicago's Lewis Viele, General Freight Agent, Chicago; S. S. Steven, Assistant Freight Agent, Chicago; A. M. Smith, General Passenger Agent, Chi- cago; W. |G. Purdy, Auditor, Chicago: Allen Manvel, Purchaser, Chicago; J. F. Phillips, Paymaster, Chicago; W. H. Carson, Road- master, Des Moines District, Des Moines; C. D. Sprague, Local Agent, Des Moines,
RAILROADS,
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DES MOINES VALLEY.
Officers-D. W. Kilbourne, President, Keokuk ; C. H. Perry, Vic President, Keokuk; Arthur Bridgman, Secretary, Keokuk; Milo Smith, General Superintendent, Keokuk; J. W. Otley, Chief Engineer, Des Moines; Geo. C. Thorne, Roadmaster, Kenkuk R. E. Sellers, Master Mcoljanic, Kdokuk; James Barker, Local Agent, Des Moines; G. B- Brown, General Western Agent, Des Motors.
IOWA AND MINNESOTA,
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Officers-Geo. W. Jones, President; CIJO, Cole, Vice President; Geo. E. Griffith, member Executive Committee, B. F. Allen Treastirer; R. - L. Tidrick, Secretary ; L. A. Grant, Attorney; J. B. Bausmad, Chief Engineer.
Directors-Jolin Cheshire, A. H. Swan, Joel Jacoby, Wesley Cheshire, D. H. Van Pelt, Thomas Thompson, Ged. E. Griffith, S. F. Spofford, B. F. Allen, J. W. Mills, Geo. W. Jones, C.[O. Cole, J. N. Dewey, Jno. A. Elliott, N. R. Kuntz, John McWilliams and L. Q. Hoggatt, of Story county.
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DES MOINES STREET RAILWAY.
Oficers-Dr. M. P. Turner, President ; Q. B. White, Vice President. This Company was incorporated August, 1866, and charterixi Ded, 1866. By the terms of the charter, the first milo was to be completed Jan. 1st, 1800, the second mile Jan, 1871 and the third mile Jan. 187B. With highly commendable zeal the Company completed the first mile in December, 1867, at a cost of $20,000, and inaugurated the first street railway in the State. The success of the enterprise has proyed the sagacity of the company, while it bas at the same time afforded the city with a long needed public convenience.
.WESTERN STAGE COMPANY.
Officers-E. L. Alvord, President; R. mounsbery, Superintendent; E. G. Sears, Agent. -
Office, Third street, opposite the post-office,
The Western Stage Company's coaches connect with trains of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad at the present terminus of the road, for Council Bluffs, connecting with daily lines for Sioux City, Nebraska City, St. Joseph, Mo., and points in the southwesterr portion of the State; at Omaha with the Union Pacific Railroad for Offeyenne, Denver, Salt Lake, and California.
Ileave De Soto daily for Winterset and Adel.
Daily to Montana, making connections with the cars of the Chicago
and Northwestern Railway.
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Daily to Indianola, connecting (three times a week ) with Osccola, Leon, laws, and Chillicothe, Mo .; and daily with line to Pleasantville, Knoxville, and Pella.
Dally from Dexter to Redfield and Panora.
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OMNIBUS LINE.
A. T. Johnson, proprietor. Conveys passengers and baggage to and from the depots to all parts of the city. .. Office with the Western Stage Company, Third street.
SOCIETIES.
MASONIC.
Pioneer. Lodge No. 22, A. F. and A. M. Stated communications first Saturday in each month on or before the full moon.
Oficers-Sim D. Welling, W. M .; W. P. England, B. W .; Lester Cate, J. W .; Seth Graham, Treasurer; F. E. English, Secretary.
Capital Lodge, No. 110, A. F. & A. M. Stated communication first Tuesday In each month on or before the full moon.
Officers-F. A. Percival, W. M .; Jas. Crawshaw, S. W. Samuel M. 1 .
Good, J. W .; O. A. Persing, Treasurer; Geo. P. Allel, Secretary. .. Corinthian Chapter, No. 14, A. F. & A. M. Regular commuication on Monday on or before the full moon. -
Oficers-L. I. Coulter, M. E. H. P .; Solonon Herzberg, E. King. Samuel M. Good, E. Scribe; Wesley Redhead, Treasurer; Jno. C. Parleb, Berretary.
Capital Council, No. 9. R. and S. M. meet on call.
Officers-8. M. Good, T. I. M .; Jno. C. Parish, R. L. M .; Le" Kinsey, Recorder.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
Des Moines Commandery, No. 4. Stated conclaves occur second Friday of January, March, May, July, September and November. Officers-FI. H. Griffths, E. C .; R. W. Sypher, G .; James Morton, C. G .; F. M. Mills, Treasurer; Jno. C. Parish, Recorder. ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE.
Tabernacle Lodge of: Perfection No. 2. Regular meetings occur first Wednesday in December, March, June, and September.
Oficera-E. H. Griffiths, T. I. G. M .; Sim D. Welling, S. W .; C. C. Carpenter, J. W .; J. M. Griffiths, Secretary.
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Council of Princess of Jerusalem No. 12. Thursday in December, March, June, and September. '
Regular meetings, first
Oficers-Sim D. Welling, G. I. T .; H. C. Plumb, S. W .; F. A. Percival, J. W. C. A. Mosier, Secretary.
Mackey Chapter, Rose Croix No. 2. Regular meetings, first Wednes- day in December, March, June, and September.
Officers-J. M. Griffiths, M. W. M .; John A. Elliott, 8. W .; Josiah B. TiffinJ. W., G. A. Mosler, Secretary,
Council Knights of Kadosh No. 2. Regular meetings, first Wednesday in December, March, June, and September!
Ofiters-J. M. Griffiths, G. O .; 'H. H. Griffiths, Lt. C .; Lew. Kinsey, G .; C. A. Mosier, Secretary, Grand Consistory No. 2. Regular meetings, first Wednesday in De- cember, March, June, and September.
Quiers-J. M Griffiths, C .; O. A. Mosier, Secretary.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF; ODD FELLOWS.
Des Moines Lodge No. 25 meets over Monday evening in Cooper's Building (third floor), Court Avenue.
Ebenezer Encampment No. 10 meets first and third evenings each month in Lodge Room of No. 25, 1.
Jonathan Lodge No. 187 meets every Wednesday evening in Cooper's Building (third floor), Court Avenue.
Capital Lodge No. 106 meets every Friday evening over Miller & Will's agricultural store, East Des Moines --
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLARS.
Union Lodge No. 208 meats every Tentoday evening of each week in Howell Block, 32 Court Avenue.
Des Moines Lodge No. 133 meets every Saturday evening in Jones Block, East Des Moines.
Planet Lodge (colored) No. 332 meets every Tuesday evening in Des Moines Lodge room.
Eureka Degree Lodge No. 4 meats second Monday in each month ja Des Moines Lodge room, and last Friday evening in each month in 1 Union Lodge room.
IOWA STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY. Oficers-Philip Harvey, M. D, President, Burlington'; A. G. Field, Mi D., Secretary, Des Moines, Iowa.
Annual meetings at Des Moines in the month of May. PORK COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY.
Officers- Dr. C. H. Rawson, President ; Dr. N. G. Field, Secretary. Diects second Tuesday evening of each month at places appointed nt cach meeting .!
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SOCIETIES.
EARLY SETTLERS ASSOCIATION.
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President-Thomas Mitchell. Recording Secretary-R. L. Tidrick. Corresponding Secretary-Hoyt Sherman. Treasurer-B. F. | Allen.
Executive Committee-J. M. Griffiths, Isaac Cooper, S. F. Spofford, and R. W. Sypher.
All persons now resident of Polk county and who Have been resi- dents of said county prior to January 1, 1856, or who married persons who were residents, as above, or who have resided fifteen years in the county, are eligible to membership.
The residents of the northern tier of townships of Warren county, (formerly known as the " Strip,") who lived there previous to Jan. 1, 1866, are entitled to membership. !
All early settlers of Polk county now residents of Iowa, are honorary įnembers.
Anniversary, October 12.
GERMAN TURNERS.
First Speaker-A. Jann.
Second Speaker-John Tobien.
First Secretary-P. F. Schober.
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Grond Secretary-A. Mayer.
Seckelcard-Fred Harbach,
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First Turnward-E. Wendorf. .
Second Turnward+Charles |Ruecker.
Trustees-W. Stein. A. Bachmann.
Meet on the first Friday after the 1st and 15th of each month! Rooms in Turner's Hall, Court Avenue.
CAPITAL CITY ZOUAVES,
Captain-F. Olmstead.
First Lieutenant-W. H. A. Williams.
Second Lieutenant-Frank Clarke.
First Sargeant-William C. Storry. - Second Sergeant-D. K. Jones. Thintt Sergeant-James Fenwick.
Fourth Sergeant-Frank A. Shepard.
Fiful Sergeant-Lewis HI. Bradshaw.
First Corporal-William Fenwick.
Second Corporal-Clarence Ferguson.
Third Corporal-Edward Pettit. Meets on Monday and Thursday evenings at their head quarters in Exchange Block' (third floor).
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STATISTIOS,
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STATISTICS.
CENSUS REPORT OF 1862.
186元
Number voters in the county.
818.
Number militia
209
1867. 4880 8286
Number foreigners not naturalized
118 171
Number persons between the ages of 5 and 21 years.
5816
7455
Number blind.
5 4
7
Number insane
1
15
Number white males
7583 7570
10788
Number colored males.
40
130
Number colored femalea
51 133
Number acres inclosed ..
61528
: 81801
Numljer acres sorghum .:
298
621
Number gallons of sirup from sorghum ..
19967
89855 101
Number tons of wild grass,
14278
17600
Numtier tons of fame. grass
1788
Number acres apring wheat
7455
7184
Number bushels spring wbeat
65454
186514
Number acres winter wheat.
1110
107
Number bushels winter wheat
18885
2414
Number acres of oats ..
6205
5164.
Number bushels of oats
110218
193804
Number acres of corn.
33846
39405
Number bushels of corn 859637
1481567
Number fruit trees bearing.
12088
22655
Number fruite-trees not bearing
69971
80875
Number pounds grapes raised.
11986
Number cattle.
15752
16452
Number milch cows
5677
5768
Number hogs
19992
29172
Number pounds of butter made
201888
289,063
Number dogs.
1842
2055
Number acres of Irish potatoes ..
536
656
Number bushels Irish potatoes!
20338
63263
Assessed value of lands and town lots
$5,608,888 00
Assessed valup of personal property.
1,960,423 00
Assessed value offland per acre. .
8 80 -
11
Number deaf and dumb
11570 *
Number white females.
Number pounds of sugar from sorghum.
65
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EARLY BETTLERS ASSOCIATION.
President-Thomas | Mitchell.
Recording Secretary-R. L. Tidrick.
Corresponding Secretary-Hoyt Sherman. Treasurer-B. F| Allen.
Ericutico Committee-J. M. Griffiths, Isaac Cooper, S. F. Spofford! and R. W. Sypher.
All persons now resident of Polk county and who have been res dents of said county prior to January 1, 1856, or who married persons who wore residents, as above, or who have resided fifteen years in the county, are eligible to membership.
The residents of the northern tier of townships of Warren county, (formerly known; as the " Strip,") who lived there previous to Jan. I, 1850, are entitled to membership.
All early settlers of Polk county now residents of Iowa, ere honorary memtiers,
Anniversary, October 12.
GERMAN TURNERS.
First Speaker-A. Jann.
Second Speaker-John Tobien.
First Secretary-P. F. Schober.
Second Secretary-A. Mayer.
Sckebrard-Fred Harbach. -
Zeugecard-G. Paul.
First Turmoand-H. Wendorf.
Second Turnward-Charles Ruecker.
Trusted- W. Stein. A. Bachmann.
Meet on the first Friday after the 1st and 15th of each month. Roonis in Turner's Hall, Court Avenue.
CAPITAL CITY ZOUAVES.
Captain-F. Olmstead.
First Lieutenant-W. H. A. Williams.
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Second Lieutenant-Frank Clarke.
First Sergeant-William C. Storry.
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Fourth Szycant-Frank A. Shepard. Fifth Sergeant-Lewis H. Bradshaw. First Corporal-William Renwick.
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Second Corporal-Clarence Ferguson.
Third Corporal-Edward Pettit.
Meets on Monday and Thursday evenings at their head quarters in Exchange Block (third floor).
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STATISTIOS.
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STATISTICS.
CENSUS REPORT OF FBI.
1 1865.
Number, voter; in the county
8135
Numujer militia.
2094
Number foreigners not naturalized.
118
Number persons between the ages of 5 and 21 years.
5816
Numlier blind.
6
11
Number deaf and dumb.
4
7
Number insane ...
1
15
Numlier white males.
7583
11579
Number white females.
7570
10788
Number colored males.
40
180
Numlier colored females.
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51 183
Number acres inclosed.
61528
81801
Number acres |sorghum.
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295
Number gallons of sirup from sorghum ..
19967
80865
Number pounds of sugar from sorghum?
55
10
Number tons of wild| grass
14278
17600
Number tons of tame grass
1788
Number acres spring wheat.
7455
Number bushels spring wheat 654547
1110/
Number bushels winter wheat
19885 1
2414 5164 193864
Number bushels of oats.
110218
Number acres of corn.
33846
Number bushels of corn.
859637
Number fruit trees bearing
12098
Number fruits trees not bearing
69971
80875
Number pounds grapes raised
11936
Number cattle.
15752
16452
Number milch cows.
5677
5768
Number hoge
19999 29172 289063
Number dogs
1848
2055
Number acres of Irish potatoes.
: 536
656
Number bushels Irish potstoes.
29888 68263
Assessed value of lands and town lots. $5,808,888 00
Assersed value of personal property
1,000,423 00
Assessed value of land per acre. 8 80
Numtier pounds of butter made
201868
39405 1481567 22655
Number acres of oats.
6205
2184 186514 .107
Number acres winter wheat.
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1867. 4380 8286 171 7455
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TRADES OF THE CITY.
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Of the manufactories in the county, the following list has been fur- nished by the Assistant U. S. Assessor for this district. | Ti ey are only those which pay a revenue tax. Most of them are located in the city:
Iron foundries. 3, Coal-banks worked ...
17| Candle and soap 2
Saw mills 18 Blank books.
2 "Furniture 5
Flouring mills. 7 .Beer.
Woolen manufactorf's 2 Sashi, doors and blinds Wagon makers
5 Dressmakers.
Plows and wagons.
2 Milliners
6 Corn-planters
Blacksmiths
14: Jewelers.
4| Brick.]
Coopers
2 Potteries.
Boot and shoemaking
8| Slaughter-houses 3 Photographers.
Cothing
4; Shingle inills
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OF THE CITY.
Agricultur'l; Impl'ints & Flofiring mills.
Architects
6 .Fresto painters ..!
Attorney's
50 Furniture dealers.
Auctioneers,
7| Gas-fitters
Bakeries.
8 Groceries-wholesale ..
3 Plow-makers.
45| Plow Shops .. 4
Banks .....
4| Gunsmiths
2 |Plumbers 3
Barber shops
10| Hardware.
11 Portrait Painters, 1
Barberss.
20| Harness shops.
7 Pork Packing 2
25 Potteries
Boarding Houses 20: Hotels
Boller Works
Book Bindets
12| House-movers ...
Book Binderles.
2 Hides and furs.
Book Stores ...
5 Hominy mills.
Breweries ..
3 Insurance companies.
Brickmakers.
10|Insurance agents.
Brick -masons
35| Ice dealers
Brick-moulders
40 Funilrtes.
3 Saloons.
Bridge builders
5 Jewelers
Brooin-makers. . 4 Laborers
Butchers,
20 Latundresses
taking makers
f andy inkkers.
2): Leather and saddlery .. 3;LAquors .
Carpenters
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Linserd Oll Mills.
1 Stage companies.
Cigarmakers.
Civil Engineers
6; Locksmiths.
2 Seed stores.
6 Lumber dealers.
6 School furniture deal's 30/ Sufveyors.
Coal companies. .. Cajal dealers.
Coal miners
Meat Markets
9| Title examiners.
5| Toys and notions, 10
12| Undertakers
15 Midwives
2| Upholstery .;.
Crockery
3 Mineral Water
8| Music dealers.
2| Wagon Idafers ..
Druggists ...
9 Narseries
2. Wagon shakers ..... 2
Dyers ....
3 Painters
50| Window shade mkrs ..
Expressoflees
7| Paper hangings
4 Wood-harigings
Feel stores
2 Paper-hangers.
5 Wood-turnces
Farmers
Paper Mills.
1| Wobd-yards
Pattern-makers.
.5| Photogriphs 5
4 Physiclans. 22
5 Planing Mills. 4
4| Plaster mrs.4 40
Bakers ....
18 Groceries-retail
2 |Printing houses 5
15| Printers. 40
2; House-builders
9| Print paper dealers. 3
3 Pump dealers 2
2 Railroad offices 3
2| Railroadfcontractors 15
5: Real estate agents 33
31 Restaurants
2: Salldlery ..
6; Sash factories. 5
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2| Sewing njachinong'ts. 8
2; Shbe dealers. 1
1| Shbemakbry 85
4 Soap makers
2 TAthographers
3 Atationerj.
Livery Stables
5 Atone-cutters
5 Live-stock dealers.
15 Stove dealers
Clocks and Watches. (tothing dealers.
9 Machinists
1 ! Machine Shops
3| Taflors ; 1
Marble Engravers,
10| Tanners ....
5 Marble Works
Teamsters ..
ftonmission merch'ts Confectioners & fruits. 17 Contractors Coopers
. 10 Millwrights.
4| Veterinary surgeons ...
Draxmen
I Vinegar factories
Dressmakers.
10 Muste teachers
8| Wagon factories.
Dry good dealers
223Omnibus Line ..
1| Watches and jewelry ..
Expressmen
Merchant Tailors
Millinery
500I Saw mils.l.
250 Lime dealers
Carpetadealers Carriage-trimmers .. Chairmakers
3; Harness makers
Billiard Halls Blacksiniths. 50 Hats and caps
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3|Harness 5
3 Taundry ....
Chairmankers
255122625
4. Woblen inilfs.
MANUFACTORIES.
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Abbett W. Al, ( W. E. Talbott & Co.) res with W. E. Talbott Abbott H. E., book keeper Hawkeye Insurance Company ABEL GEO. P., Agent Wheeler and Wilson's Sewing Machines, 90. Walnut
Abdill L. B., clerk Mille & Co .; bds at Mrs. Washburn's Abrams Edward, coal miner, res s e cor 4th and School Ackerson A., laborer, res Court Ave bet 6th and 7th e s r Ackley Wm., conductor O. R. I. & P. R. R.Mods cor 8th and Vine es r
Ackert Edmund, teamster, bds at Valley House e s r Acton Geo., brakeman C. R. I. & P. R. R., bds at cor 7th and Vine e a r
Acton Win., wood-turner, res 8 8 Sycamore bet 8th and. 9th Adame Efi, laborer, res s w cor 5th and Elm
Adame E. N. H., carpenter, res ns High bet 11th and 12th Adams Anna J., milliner, res with E. N. H. Adams
'Adams Ezra J., clerk at J. P. Fosteris, res with E. N. H. ' Adaing
Adlefinger Frank, laborer, res near brewery, South D.M. Aerson Andrew G., laborer, res cor cth and Elme & r ;. Aiken John, cabinet-maker, wks at Q. & L. Harbach's AINSWORTH & BONBRIGHT, E. E. Ainsworth, J. S. Bonbright,) Agricultural Implements, Pumps, and Seed Store, 5 and 7 Court Avenue
Ainsworth E. E., (Ainsworth & Bonbright,) bds at Mrs Washburn's; is e cor 4th and South -
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Ainsworth J. S., salesman Ainsworth & Bonbright's' Ainsworth Charles R., res s w cor 8th and Mulberry. Ainsworth D. H., civil engineer, resin e cor 7th and South . Ainley Miss Delia, res cor 3d and Des Moines e s r Alberts Wml, grocer, cor 6th and Court Avenue e's r Albrecht Jolin, laborer, h es 9th, 2 blocks north of School Aldrich J. H., boot and shoe store, 26 Court Avenue Aldrich H. N., (with J. H. Aldrich) res n w cor 4th and Crocker
Allen B. F.,, Banker, 72 Court Avenne, h Terrace Hill Allen & Spencer, (J. R. Allen, Chas. Spencer;) proprietor Des Moines Paper Mill
Allen John R., (Allen & Spencer,) engineer and machinist res e 8 6th, 2 blks south of Elm
Allen Mrs. Esther, res n w cor 8th and Mulberry Allen Reese, laborer, res w s 9th bet Elin and Lake Allen John, (colored) res with Geo. G. Wright Allnutt John, gardener, res with Rev. J. A. Nash Alloway L., laborer, bds Walnut bet 17th and 18th e sr Allson Albert, coal miner, rese s Madison bet 6th and 7th
Altman E. S., res with Jonathan Stutsman 1 South Des Moines
Alvord (H. B., (Western Stage ,Co.) res at Cottage Grove AMERICAN EMIGRANT COMPANY, (J. C. Savery Supt.), office No. 60 Walnut
Ambas Peter, cabinet-maker, bds De Moine House Amden Charles, fireman D. V. R. R., bde w's 3th bet Vine and Market e s r
ANDERSON JOHN, proprietor Market bet 1st and 2d e s r
Hawkeye House, n &
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Anderson Amos, broom-maker, res es 2d bet Market & Elm Anderson John, watchiman, bus s s Court Avenue bet 7th and 8th esr
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Anderson J. P., broom-maker, Andersen P. John, blacksmith, h sw cor 10th & Mulberry 1 near south city limits res east of Indianola road
Anderson John, laborer, res with Thos. Maloney
Anderson John J., carpenter, h ws 10th bet Park and Center®
Anderson Jas. M., broom-maker, res east of Indianola road near scuth city limits
Anderson Frank, laborer, bds at Shannon House, Anderson Augustus, coal miner, bds Madison bet 6th and 7th, South Des Moines Anderson Andrew, harness shop w s Madison bet 7th and Sth, res n w cor 7th and Monroe, South Des Moines,
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Anderson Andrew, laborer, res with Dr. W. 8. Grimes Anderson Andrew, laborer, res Lyon bet ed and 3d obr Anderson Wm., dyer, res ou 4th bet Allen and Scott e s r Anderson I. P., laborer, bds on Locust bet 5th and 6th e s r Andrews L. F., foreman Mills & Co. Job Printing Rooms, h w. s 5th bet Center and Crocker Andrews Edwin, carpenter, res -8 5th bet Walnut and Mulberry
Andrews Jno. T., physician, res s w dor 2d & Raccoon e sr Angevine L., bde at Capitol House e s r ANKENEY BROTHERS, (J. A. d& Wm. R. Ankeney), Linseed Oil Mul, now cor 4th and Vine esr Ankenby J. A., (Ankeney Bros.) h ws 11th bet Mu berry and Cherry
Ankenby Wm. R., (Ankeney Bros.) res ns Locust bet 2d and 4th e.s r
Anneberg Justus, bakery and confectionery, 74 Second Anshulz Ben. Was printer Register office, res with John Mitchell, o w cor 10th and Mulberry |. Archibald II. M., engineer, res Raccoon bet 2d & 3d e s r Arison Jacob, peddler, res north end of 6th e s r Armbruster, Fl, saloon 564 Walnut, res nw cor 6th & High Armstrong Coburn, blacksmith, res H e cor 3d and Walnut Arnold Daniel J. teamster h es Indiancla road near south, city limits
Arnold John D., sash-maker, bds's e cor 6th and Vine Arnold John O., coal-miner, res wis Monroe bet 6th and 7th, South Des Moines
Asberry Rufus, monlder, bde at Washington House Ash Patrick, h Second bet Elm and Raccoon esr Atkins Charles H., carpenter, res in Cottage Grove Atkinson Bros. ( W. R.l& M. A. Atkinson) photographers, 08 Third street
Atkinson : W. R., (Atkinson) Bros.) res s's Court Avenue
'! bet 2d and 'Water
Atkinson M. A., (Atkinson Bros.) ress s Court Avenue
bet 2d and Water Atkinson Mitchell, blacksmith, h s e Court Avenne bet 2d and Water! i -. Atkinson F. H .. clerk, bds at Avenue House
Atkinson Geo. R. clerk J. Kuhn's, bas at De Moine House Atkinson J. T., dentist, res cor 19th and Walnut e er Atmore E. W., plasterer, res Des Moines bet 3d & 4th e s r 'Aue Wm., stone-cutter, res les Front bet Court Avenue
and Vine es r
Augustine P., teamster res ns Sycamore bet 14th and 15th'.
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DES MOINES DIRECTORY.
WILLIAM CHRISTY CARPENTER and BUILDER!
5th St., between Locust di sycamore
EAST DES MOINES,
IOWA.
L. P. & J. R. BAKER,
PAINTERS, GRAINERS, AND PAPER, HANGERS
East side 5th St., between Locust & Sycamore,"
EAST DES MOINES,
IOWA.
N. B .- We boil all the Oil wo ase.
R. SEEBURGER,
Dealer in
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
Stone, Wooden and Willow Ware,
Corner Fifth and Walnut Streets, !
DES MOINES, IOWA.
GETCHELL. & TICHENOR, Wholesale and Retail Dealers In |
LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATH, SASH, DOORS, PAPER FELTING, &C.
Principal yards, cor. 7th and Locust, and cor. 8th and Vine Streets, DES MOINES. Branch Yards at Van Meter, Earlham, Dexter, Anita, and Atlantic on C. B. I. & P. R. B.
AVENUE
HOUSE!
On Court Avenne, between Third & Fourth Sto.
One Square from the C. R. I. & P. R. R Depot, and two from the D. V. R. R. Depot. Location, central. Fare, good. " Accommodations, amplo. Charges, moderate.
NO LIQUOR BAR / JAMES H. LONG, -
Proprietor.
DRS. SMITH & OVERMAN'S
EYE AND EAR AND CHRONIC DISEASE INFIRMARY. - Office on 5th St., between Locust and Walnut, EAST DES MOINES,
IOWA.
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Aulmann & Lieber, (A. Aulmann, J. Lieber), proprietors Union brewery, as Elm bet 2d and 3d Aulmann A. (Autmann & Lieber), tes in Union brewery Austin William H., farmer, res 8's Court Avenue bet 11th and 18th eBr
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