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Holton -, vineyardist, bds n w cor 3rd and Franklin.
H. N. Bostwick invites all persons to visit his store, corner Main and Fourth streets, and see bargains offered.
Briggs House, Chicago, B. H. Skinner, proprietor. First-class in every respect.
Country Druggists will do well to visit Dr. O'Connor's old established Drug house before purchasing.
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Hood James, lab, res s w cor 3rd and Bank.
Hoops Mrs Rebecca, dressmaker, s e cor 5th and Blondeau, res same. Hoover Henry, lab, W. S. Davins.
Hooyer J. H., bds 162 High.
Hooyer L. C., painter, res 162 High.
Hopkins Thomas, lab, res cor Bluff and E.
Hopkins W. H., clerk, bds Simpson House.
Hoppe W. O., book keeper, bds 149 Main.
Horie David, carpenter, res s w cor 12th and Palean.
Horn William, copper, brass, tin and sheet iron worker, manufacturer of all kinds of copper and iron beer boilers, distilling apparatus, iron coolers, &c, 185 Main, res e s 8th near Main. (See advt.) Hornam John, rag dealer, res 201 Johnson.
Hornish J. P., attorney and counsellor at law and collection agent, over 82 Main, res Glenford addition. (See advt.)
Hornish Miss S. M., private school and res 58 5th.
Hornung John, rag dealer, s s Main bet 12th and 13th res Johnson bet 17th and 18th.
Horsey Samuel, teamster, res s w cor F and Ash.
Horton George, clerk, bds s s 6th 2 s of Bank.
Hoskins John, plasterer res 156 Morgan.
Hosmer Arthur, res s w cor 4th and Morgan.
Hosselton D. J., carpenter, w s 5th 4 n of Blondeau, res 60 Fulton.
Houston David, pedlar, res n e cor 15th and Fulton.
Howard George W., porter, bds s s 7th bet Concert and High.
Howard John G., res e s 7th 2 n of Concert.
Howard Robert, lab, bds n e cor 6th and Johnson.
Howard Sandy, lab, res w s 6th 2 s of Exchange.
Howe Peter, clerk, bds s s Johnson bet 3d and 4th.
Howell Hon. J. B., (Howell & Clark) U. S. Senator from State Iowa, res n e cor Franklin and 4th.
Howell & Clark, (J. B. Howell and S. M. Clark) editors and pro- prietors, Gate City, n e cor 2nd and Main. (See advt.)
Howell Jesse B., book keeper, Gate City, bds n e cor 4th and Franklin. Howell H. S., lawyer, e s 2nd near Main, res ns Orleans bet 6th & 7th. Hubbard E. S., res w s 8th 4 s of Exchange.
Hubbard Rufus, lumberman, res Des Moines 2 w of Mason's addition. Hubbell Charles, city assessor, res 65 Franklin.
Hubenthal Carl, butcher, s s Main nr 10th, res Plank rd. w of toll gate. Huber Frank, baggageman, bds 60 Concert.
Huber G. B., machinist, res n s Palean 1 w of 6th.
Hudson Mrs. H., (wid.) res e s 3rd 6 s of Johnson.
Hudson Thomas, farmer, res Ford's addition.
Bargains may be obtained in notions, laces, silk and dress goods, shawls, ribbons, and flowers, at Bostwick's.
Patronize the Briggs House on your next visit to Chicago.
ยท Dye stuffs, Wines, liquors, paints, oils, glass, varnishes and standard patent medicines kept by Dr. O'Connor, 68 Main.
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Huffman George, teamster, res w s 1st 1 s of Bank.
Hufford John. lab, res 58 Palean.
Hufman W. H., engineer, res 66 High.
Hughell Josephus, farmer, bds 151 Timea.
Hughes J. C., Jr., physician and surgeon, bds n w cor 2nd and Exchange.
Hughes J. C,, physician and surgeon and professor of surgery and dean of faculty of the college of physicians and surgeons of Ke- okuk, and propr Hughes' Medical and surgical infirmary and eye and ear institute, office cor 2nd and Exchange, res same. (See ad.) Hughes' Medical and Surgical Infirmary and Eye and Ear Insti- tute, in medical college building. (See advt.)
Hughes O. F., (Durfee & Hughes,) res s w cor 17th and Timea.
Hughes Patrick, lab, res E cor Oak.
Hughs G. W., (G. W. Hughs & Co.,) res s w cor 3rd and Fulton. Hughs G. W, & Co., (G. W. Hughs & B. Lamberson.) proprs Kco- & kuk broom manufactory, manufrs of brooms, wisps, &c., 199 Main, bet 8th and 9th. (See advt.)
Huiskamp G. L., (Huiskamp & Bro.,) res w s 5th bet High & Morgan.
Huiskamp & Bro., boots and shoes, 112 Main.
Huiskamp H. C., (Hambleton & Huiskamp,) res 90 Timea.
Huiskamp H. J., (Huiskamp & Matless,) bds 111 Fulton,
Huiskamp & Matless, boots and shoes, 80 Main.
Huiskamp Luke, clerk, res w s 4th 2 n of Blondeau.
Huldolph Martin, coppersmith, D. V. R. R.
Hull James, lab, res w s 16th 2 s of Cedar.
Hultz Rudolph, res w s 4th 1 s of Des Moines. Humes C. F., carpenter, bds 94 Exchange.
Humes W. T., book keeper, res cor Des Moines & 11th.
Humes W. T., book keeper, res w s 11th 1 s of Timea.
Humble Joseph, machinist, res 86 Concert.
Humble Mrs. (wid), res s s Johnson 2 w of 6th. Hunt C. M., conductor, res s w cor 4th and Concert.
Hunter A. S., salesman, bds Patterson House.
Hunter Enoch, carpenter, res w s 14th 2 s of Palean.
Hunter J. W., book keeper, res 128 Concert.
Hunter Robison, carpenter, res n e cor 12th and Des Moines. Hunziker Gotlieb, saloon, s w cor Water & Main, res n s Main 2 e of 1st. Hurdley Hugh, drayman, res s w cor 5th and Exchange.
Hurlbert E. C., drayman, res rear 86 Concert.
Hurley Timothy, lab, res n e cor 1st and Bank.
Huston L. W., clerk, res 73 Tenth.
Huston Richard, mail agent, res 96 Morgan.
Hosiery, white goods, linens, laces, hoopskirts, trimn ings. gloves, bridal outfits, and mourning goods, at Bostwick's.
Home enjoyments secured by stopping at the Briggs House, Chicago.
Dr. F. H. O'Connor's is the oldest Drug house in Keokuk, and is the place at which to purchase.
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Hutchinson Miss Sadie, res w s 3rd 1 n of Morgan.
Huxley William, (Buck & Huxley) bds 102 Fulton.
Hynes Dennis, lab, res 66 Palean.
Hynes Martin, lab, res 66 Palean.
Hyde William, teamster, res e s 14th 3 n of Concert.
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Immegart Cornelius, salesman, bds 177 Main.
Immegart John, dealer in groceries, provisions, produce, butter, eggs, wooden and willow ware, flour, feed, &c., 177 Main, res same. Ingersoll E. M., milkman, rea Main 1 x of 20th.
Ingersoll John, carpenter, res cor 17th and Plank road.
Ingersoll L. C., dentist. 76 Main, res cor 7th and Orleans.
Ingles J. A., lab, bds e s 1st 3 s of Bank.
Inman Morris, carpenter, res n s Concert 1 e of 7th.
Inman Thomas, carpenter. res s e cor 2d and DesMoines.
Innes Owen, lab, res s s Johnson 1 w of 8th.
Iowa Coal Company, J. W. Rodefer, prest., Hugh Roberts, sec'y and treas., levee foot of Main st. (See adv.)
Iowa House, J. Deamer, prop., Water bet Main and Blondeau.
Iowa State Insurance Co., Smith Hamill, prest., H. D. Woodward, vice prest., S. E. Carey, treas., Howard Tucker, sec'y, office, Estes House.
Ireland Joseph, butcher, res rear 86 Concert.
Irvin John, produce, res 158 High.
Irvin William, res 164 High.
Irwin John N., (Hagerman & Irwin,) bds s e cor 8th and Orleans.
Irwin Stephen, (Irwin, Phillips & Co.) director of Keokuk Savings Bank, res s e cor 8th and Orleans.
Irwin, Phillips & Co., (S. Irwin, C. E. Phillips, and I. A. Sawyer, ) wholesale dealers in dry goods, notions, &c., 60 & 62 Main. (See advt.)
Irwin W. M., salesman, bds s e cor 8th and Orleans.
Isaac Benjamin, pedlar, res w s 6th 3 n of Concert.
Isenut John, cigar maker, res e s 8th 3 s of Main.
Israel Henry, lab, res ns Johnson 3 w of 4th.
Ives J. M., (J. M. Ives & Co.) bds s s Exchange 2 e of 2nd.
Ives J. M. & Co., dealers in staple and fancy groceries, produce, fruits, flour, &c., 119 Main. (See advt.)
Ives Matthew, lab, bds e s 1st 2 n of Main.
Ivins Charles, farmer, res Middle road near Limits.
Bostwick the leader of fashion in dry goods, laces, silks, infants' wardrobes, &c., at corner Main and Fourth streets
No better Hotel in the West than the Briggs House, Chicago.
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Dr. F. H. O'Connor, wholesale and retail Druggist, and deal- er in paints. oils, glass. &c., 68 Main street.
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Ivins W. S .. omnibus and livery stables, s s 1st bet Main and Johnson, res w s 2nd bet Blondeau and Concert.
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Jackson D., bds n s Blondeau 2 w of Sixth.
Jackson George, lab, res n w cor 12th and Palean.
Jackson John, yardman, at Laclede House.
Jackson Mrs. M., (wid.) ress e cor 5th and Bank. Jackson Peter, lab, res cor 15th and Timea.
Jackson -, carpenter, bds Dudley House.
Jacob Charles, printer, bds s e cor 10th and Fulton.
Jacobs Frederick, cutter, res e s 3rd 4 n of Main.
Jacobs John, grocer, cor Main and 7th, res same.
Jacobs J. H., grocer, s w cor 12th and Johnson, res same.
Jacquin Eli, lab, bds w s Bluff 4 s of B.
Jacquin Louis, lab, bds w s Bluff 4 s of B. Jakeman William, res 66 Palean.
James C. P., general merchant, res s w cor 11th and Blondeau. James Scott, lab, res 64 10th.
Jamison E., engineer, bds s s Exchange 1 w of 1st.
Jamieson W W., supt public schools, res s w cor 8th and Blondeau. Janney Landon, carpenter, res n e cor 9th and Des Moines. Jefferson Mrs., (wid.) res n s Des Moines 2 w of 9th.
Jefferson Thomas, driver, W. S. Ivins.
Jeffries J. C., express messenger, res n e cor 10th and Bank. Jerard James, brakesman, bds 60 Concert.
Jewell Ben. B., (S. Pollock & Co.) res 94 Exchange.
Jewell John, book keeper, bds 94 Exchange.
Jewell W. J., painter, res 94 Exchange.
Jewish Synagogue. Rev. M. Sugenhiemer, Rabbi, over 185 Main. Joergle Charles, butcher, res s s Main near 9th.
Jones Charles, carpenter, bds H. Weyand.
Jones E. H., (Thompson & Jones) res 63 High.
Jones F. H., (Dillon & Jones) res w s 6th bet High and Morgan.
Jones Frank, Jr., photographer, bds Laclede House.
Jones Jacob, carpenter, res 90 Palean.
Jones John, clerk, bds 63 High.
Jones Samuel T.,, lab, res s w cor 4th and Palean.
Jones William, barber, res rear 62 10th.
Jones William C., lab, res n e cor 4th and Timea.
Briggs House, Chicago, B. H. Skinner, proprietor. : First- class in every respect.
H. N. Bostwick dealer in dry goods, dress goods, notions, &c., 102 & 104 Main street.
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Dr. F. H. O'Connor, established 1852, dealer in all kinds of patent medicines, &c., 68 Main street.
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Jones W. H., carpenter, res w s 8th 3 n of High.
Johnson Daniel, blacksmith, res s s Des Moines 6 w of 9th.
Johnson Mrs. A., (wid.) res River 2 miles n of Main.
Johnson Andrew, teamster, bds at John Burks'.
Johnson Andrew, lab, res River 2 miles n of Main.
Johnson Charles, teamster, bds 5th cor Morgan.
Johnson Charles R., machinist, res 103 High.
Johnson F. A., lab, bds n s Fulton 4 e of 3rd.
Johnson F. A., (Welchman & Co.,) res cor 3rd and Exchange. Johnson H., lab, bds 84 Blondeau.
Johnson H., res n e cor 6th and Johnson.
Johnson Henry, drayman, res n s Timea 1 w of 14th.
Johnson Henry, omnibus collector, bds s s Johnson 4 w of 4th.
Johnson Hervey, engineer, C. B. & Q. R. R.
Johnson Hiram, teamster, res w s 9th 2 s of Main.
Johnson Isaac, lab, bds Johnson bet 1st and 2nd.
Johnson James, drayman, res w s 14th 4 s of Carrol.
Johnson John, bds s s Johnson 4 w of 4th.
Johnson J. H., wagon maker, res e s 4th 5 s of Bank.
Johnson John, (Johnson & Burk,) res Springfield, Ills.
Johnson & Burk, (John Johnson and John Burk,) proprietors, Keokuk Soda Water Factory, ss Main bet 10th & 11th. (see ad.) Johnson Louis, barber, res rear 146 Johnson.
Johnson L. A., res River 2 miles n of Main.
Johnson Marshall, teamster, res n e cor 8th and Main.
Johnson Mrs. M., (wid) res n w cor 9th and Johnson.
Johnson Mrs. M. A., (wid.) res s s Johnson 4 w of 4th.
Johnson Miss M. J., milliner, Main nr Fifth, bds Johnson bet 4th & 5th.
Johnson F., tailor. res over 65 Main.
Johnson Peter, res w s 9th 6 n of Main.
Johnson Peter, lab, res Hill 23 n of 4th.
Johnson P. W., wholesale and retail dealer in cord wood and coal and fence posts, n s Main bet 5th and 6th, res 7th near Exchange. Johnson Reuben, brick moulder, res 86 Exchange.
Johnson Robert, lab, res Hill 3 n of 4th.
Johnson S., engineer, res 65 Morgan.
Johnson Ulof, res w s 14th 2 n of Concert.
Johnson William, grain buyer, res e s 7th 2 n of Concert.
Johnson William, lab, bds n s Fulton 4 e of 3rd.
Johnson William, carpenter, res n s Fulton 4 e of 3rd. Johnson - -, lab, res s e cor 13th and Blondeau.
Johnson,- coaldealer, res 86 Exchange.
Johnston J. E., grocer, 15 3rd, bds Patterson House.
For dry goods, millinery goods, laces, notions, &c., visit Bostwick's one price store, 102 & 104 Main street.
Patronize the Briggs House on your next visit to Chicago.
Established in 1852, Dr. F. H. O'Connor, the oldest Drug House in the city, 68 Main street.
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Johnston J. E., clerk, res n s Fulton 2 w of 14th.
Johnston J. H., lab, res w s 3rd bet Main and Johnson.
Johnston J. W., undertaker, over 15 Third, res s w cor 5th and High. Johnston Robert, drayman, res w s 14th 1 s of Timea.
Johnston Mrs. R., (wid.) res w s 4th 3 n of Blondeau.
Johnston Stephen, lawyer, w s 5th bet Main and Blondeau, res cor 8th and Morgan.
Johnston S. H., city collector, office n e cor Main & 7th, res 90 Morgan. Johnstone Edward, cashier, Keokuk Savings Bank, res 43 Concert. Joplin Louis, lab, bds e s 9th 3 s of Des Moines. Joyce Patrick, lab, res River 2 miles n of Main. Joyce Peter, lab, res n w cor 4th and Timea.
Juhl Chris, lab, bds Exchange bet 18th and 19th.
Junk R. B., lab, bds w s Sixth 4 n of Concert.
Justice J. H., machinist, res n e cor B and Reid.
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Kaltwasser William, machinist, res s w cor 17th and Palean. Kaldenberg H., whitewasher, res s w cor Main and 6th.
Kammar E., jeweler, 115 Main, res 69 High.
Kampf John, butcher, res n s Fulton 4 e of 3rd, Kapp Peter, stonecutter, bds Depot House.
Karcher Carl, brewrer, F. W. Anschutz. Karle J., (Karle & Schulz,) res 139 Exchange. Karle & Schulz, (J. Karle and C. Schulz,) wholesale and retail deal -- ers and manufacturers of all kinds of furniture, parlor sets, upholstery, mirrors, &c., 140 and 142 Main. (See advt.) Kasten L., cigar maker, bds w s 4th bet Main and Johnson.
Kathan Joseph, blacksmith; Johnson bet 3d and 4th, bds H. Weyand. Kay John, water hauler, res n s Main 2 e of 2nd.
Kay William, horse trainer, bds w s Sixth 1 n of Blondeau. Kearn Andrew, clerk, bds 72 Concert.
Kearney M. D., spring maker, res n s Franklin 2 w of 9th.
Kearns Thomas, moulder, at Comstock Bros. & Co.
Kebo George, shoemaker, res s e cor 3rd and Exchange. Keefe Thomas, lab, res Hill 12 n of 4th.
Keefer Frank, saloon, s s Main bet 1st and Water, res same.
Keeler Frederick, butcher, res n s Ridge 1 w of 10th.
Keenan William, saloon, 6th bet Main and Blondeau, res same. Keeney B. J., grocer, s s Johnson 3 w of 11th, res 148 Bank. Keiwit John, brick maker, cor 15th & Des Moines, res Palean cor 14th.
No person ever allowed to go away dissatisfied from Bost- wick's popular dry goods establishment, cor. Main & Fourth,
Home enjoyments secured by stopping at the Briggs House, Chicago.
For toilet articles, perfumeries, brushes, fancy goods and druggists' sundries, visit Dr. O'Connor's, 68 Main street.
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Kelcher Martin, shoemaker, res 6th bet Palean and Des Moines.
Kellaher Mrs., (wid.) res n s Exchange 2 w of 1st.
Keller John, lab, bds Greentree House.
Kelley Mrs. Ann, (wid.) res n s Ridge 7 w of 8th.
Kelley Freeman, butcher, bds n e cor Main and 14th.
n Kelley George, lab, wks s w cor 3rd and High.
Kelley John, res e s Park 3 s of A.
Kelley Joshua, res 30 Franklin.
Kelley Leonidas, bartender, bds n w cor Main and 5th.
Kelley Martin, teamster, res n s Exchange 2 w of 3rd.
Kelley Patrick, teamster, res s s Johr.son 1 w of 8th.
Kelley Patrick, watchman, res n s Palean 2 w of 4th.
Kelley Richard, lab, res n s Ridge 2 e of 6th.
Kelley Robert, lab, res s e cor 14th and Ridge. Kelley Thomas, waiter, at Laclede House.
Kellmer August, musician, bds s s Main bet 12th and 13th.
Kellmer Miss Carrie, bds s s Main near 12th.
Kellmer Mrs. Mary, dealer in groceries, provisions, flour, wooden and willow ware, produce, cigars, tobacco, &c., s s Main near 12th, res same.
Kellogg G. M., physician, 32 Concert, res same,
Kellogg L. G., broom maker, res 94 Morgan.
Kellogg W. E., (Kellogg, Birge & Co.) res 89 Bank.
Kellogg, Birge & Co., (W. E. Kellogg and Charles P. Birge) estab- lished 1856, wholesale grocers, and agents for Austin powder mills, 88 Main.
Kemper Herman, cigar maker, res s s Main bet 6th and 7th.
Kempher George, mail agent, bds Taylor House.
Kenderdine C. S., propr. Keokuk Plow Manufactory, established 1848,
n s Main bet 9th and 10th, res 149 Bank bet 12th and 13th.
Kenderdine H. M., bds 149 Bank.
Keniston Isaac, painter. res ns Fulton 1 w of 14th.
Kennedy Daniel, saloon, Johnson bet 3rd and 4th, res same.
.Kennedy Daniel, res s s Orleans 2 w of 11th.
Kennedy Mrs. E., (wid.) res rear 148 Bank.
Kennedy James, carpenter, bds 93 Exchange.
Kennedy John, stone mason, res s w cor 10th and Franklin.
Kennedy John M., (Kennedy & Co.,) res. Kennedy & Co.'s brewery. .
Kennedy & Co., (John M. Kennedy & Adolph Vockerodt, ) manufrs.
of cream and stock ale, cor Commercial alley and F St., near Round House. (See advt.)
Kennedy Patrick, carpenter, res 93 Exchange.
Kennedy Patrick, lab, res Hill 15 n of 4th.
H. N. Bostwick has the largest and finest assortment of fancy dry and dress goods in the State, cor. Main and Fourth sts.
No better Hotel in the West than the Briggs House, Chicago,
Dr. F. H. O'Connor's prescription department is complete, & stock of drugs large and of best quality. 68 Main Street.
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Kennedy Patrick, stone mason, res s s Blondeau 1 w of 6th.
Kennedy Patrick, stone mason, res n e cor 6th and Des Moines.
Kenney Mrs. C., (wid.) res n w cor 4th and Bank.
Kenney Dennis, quarryman, res n w cor 5th and A.
Kenney Martin, lab, res w s 14th 1 s of Exchange.
Kennison W., waiter at Laclede House.
Kenon Peter, bds n e cor 5th and Johnson.
Keokuk Bakery, John Stahl, propr., s s Main bet 8th and 9th.
Keokuk Broom Factory, G. W. Hughs & Co., proprs., Main bet 8th and 9th. (See advt.)
Keokuk & Davenport Packet Co., landing and office foot of Johnson st. U Keokuk Gas Light & Coke Co., D. Mooar, prest .; H. R. Miller, vice prest .; H. G. Boon, secy .; office 90 Main, works Main bet 16th and 17th.
Keokuk Hall, wines, liquors, &c., Casper Dressel, propr., 149 Main. (See advt.)
Keokuk & Hamilton Ferry Co., office Levee foot of Main.
Keokuk House, C. Smith, propr., cor 1st and Main.
Keokuk Library Association Rooms, over 80 Main.
Keokuk Marble Works, John Bawden, propr., e s 3rd bet Main and Blondeau. (See advt.)
Keokuk Savings Bank, C. F. Davis, prest .; Edward Johnstone, cashier ; n w cor Main and 5th. (See advt.)
Keokuk Steam Bag Factory and Paper Warehouse, W. A. Beers, propr., 121 Main. (See advt.)
Keokuk Soda Water Factory, Johnson & Burk, proprs., s s Main bet 10th and 11th. (See advt.)
Keppel Cornelius, (C. & F. Keppel,) bds H, Weyand's.
Keppel Frank, (C. & F. Keppel) bds n w cor 1st and Exchange.
Keppel C. & F., grocers, and dealers in flour, feed, &c., w s 4th bet Main and Johnson.
Keppel John, res n s Palean 2 w of 14th.
Kerns. Barney, res 59 Seventh.
Kerns Thomas, moulder, bds n s Johnson 2 w of 13th.
Kerr David A., (Kerr & Fuller) res 24 Fulton.
Kerr & Fuller, (David A. Kerr and George S. Fuller) dealers in drugs, medicines, paints, oils, glass, toilet articles, &c., 81 Main. (See advt.)
Kerr George, (Phillips & Kerr,) bds Patterson House.
Kerr Mrs. Mary, (wid.) res 5th near Bank.
Kerron Andy, porter, bds cor 6th and Concert.
Kerron Peter, lab, D. V. R. R.
Keseling Michael, cooper, res s w cor 14th and High.
H. N. Bostwick invites all persons to visit his store, corner Main and Fourth streets, and see bargains offered.
Briggs House, Chicago, B. H. Skinner, proprietor. First-class in every respect.
Country Druggists will do well to visit Dr. O'Connor's old established Drug house before purchasing.
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Kesselring John, moulder, at Comstock Bros. & Co.
Kessler George, milkman, res n s 'l'imea 3 w of 15th.
Kevan Frank, waiter, at Patterson House.
Kevana Frank, waiter, Patterson House.
Kibo George, shoemaker, res Exchange bet 2nd and 3rd.
Kidd G. W., barber and hairdresser, Water bet Main and Johnson, bds s e cor 15th and Bank.
Kiedaisch J. F., (Wilkinson, Bartlett & Co.) res n e cor 6th & Bank. Kilbourne D. W., president of D. V. R. R. and of Kilbourne, Leighton & Co., res cor 3rd and High, Keokuk, office, 19 Broad street, New York.
Kilbourne, Leighton & Co., lessees, D. V. R. R., office s w cor Main and 4th.
Kilbourne Edward, (Kilbourne, Bower & Co.) res s e cor 2nd and Morgan.
Kilbourne, Bower & Co., (Edward Kilbourne, Beverly B. Bower, J. W. Kittle, and W. H. McDoel) contractors and lessees, Springfield and Northwestern (Ills.) Railroad, w s 5th bet Main and Blondeau.
Kilbourne G. E., paymaster and purchasing agent, D. V. R. R., office, Levee near Johnson, res n w cor 3rd and High.
Killcoin Thomas, lab, res River 2 miles n of Main.
Killker John, lab, res w s Park 2 s of H.
Kimmel S., mate steamboat, res 162 High.
Kincannon Timothy, lab, res 3rd cor Cedar.
Kinch C., (Kinch & Co.) res n w cor 13th and Bank.
Kinch & Co., butchers, s w cor 5th and Des Moines.
Kinch Joseph, apprentice, daily Constitution.
Kindrick Joel, lab, res s w cor 15th and Ridge.
Kine Henry, lab, res s w cor 4th and Bank.
Kinnaman Horace, train despatcher, D. V. R. R., res 127 Concert.
Kinney John, moulder at Comstock Bros. & Co.
Kinney Patrick, lab, D. V. R. R.
Kinney - -, farmer, res w of fair grounds.
Kinselah Patrick, saloon, n w cor 3rd and Johnson.
Kirkendal Oscar, tinner, res 175 Morgan.
Kirkpatrick Mrs. B., (wid.) res s s Exchange 2 e of 2nd.
Kirkpatrick Mrs. M., (wid.) res Water bet Blondeau and Concert.
Kirkwood George, engineer, res 88 Palean.
Kiser Daniel, cooper, res w s 14th 1 n of Concert.
King L. B., lab, res 63 Palean. Kinney D., carpenter, D. V. R. R. Patronize the Briggs House on your next visit to Chicago. Kimmerer Jacob, res 198 Johnson.
Bargains may be obtained in notions, laces, silk and dress goods, shawls, ribbons, and flowers, at Bostwick's.
Dye stuffs, Wines, liquors, paints, oils, glass, varnishes and standard patent medicines kept by Dr. O'Connor, 68 Main.
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Kiser Oscar, dealer in staple and fancy dry goods, notions ; and of the firm Ruddick, Kiser & Co., 96 Main, res n s Blondeau bet. 3rd and 4th.
Kittle J. W., (Kilbourne, Bower & Co.) res 39 High.
Klein Marcus (S. Klein & Son) bds s s Blondeau 6 w of 10th.
Klein Samuel, (S. Klein & Son) res s s Blondeau 6 w of 10th.
Klein Samuel & Son, dealers in hides, tallow, furs, pelts, and wool. 200 Main.
Knaus Jacob, lab, bds w s 3rd 3 s of Ridge.
Knickerbocker Life Insurance Company, of New York, A. Marks, broker, n e cor Main and 2nd. (See advt.)
Knight John, (Day & Knight) res 61 Morgan.
Knight J. B., res s w cor 3rd and Orleans.
Knight J. T., salesman, bds cor 8th and Bank.
Knight Wesley, bds s w cor 3rd and Orleans.
Knoeche Henry, tailor, bds 4th bet Main and Johnson.
Knowles Freeman, physician, res s w cor 15th and Fulton.
Koechling Frederick, cigar maker, bds s s Main bet 6th and 7th.
Koehler Frederick. butcher, 4th bet Main and Johnson.
Kopp Conrad, carpenter, res 168 Exchange.
Korshgen August, teamster, bds w s 14th near Main.
Korshgen Julius, blacksmith, bds n e cor 14th and Main.
Kortz Jacob, moulder, bds 15th 1 s of Johnson.
Kortz William, moulder, bds 15th 1 s of Johnson.
Krabiel Benjamin F., moulder, Sample, Armitage & Co.
Kraft J., boarding house, s s Main bet 6th and 7th, res same. Kraft John, res 168 Exchange.
Kraft Leonard, cigar maker, bds W. Hoefer.
Kramer Henry, rope maker, res cor Grand ave and Middle road.
Kramer H. T., (Kramer & Co.,) res 25 7th.
Kramer John, porter, at Dudley House.
Kramer John, res 17th cor Concert.
Kramer W. G., (Kramer & Co.,) res n s Morgan 2 w of 10th. Kramer & Co .. notions, 87 Main.
Krampff E. J., barber, bds s s Concert bet 5th and 6th.
Krouse Andrew, lab, res s s Bank 2 w of 14th.
Kruger Henry, teamster, res n s Des Moines 2 w of 12th.
Kuebler Christopher, (Kuebler & Santo,) res s s Main bet 9th and 10th Kuebler & Santo, (C. Kuebler & D. Santo,) butchers, and dealer. in beef, pork, veal. mutton, &c., s s Main bet 9th and 10th.
Kuechen G. A., physician, w s 3rd near Main bds cor Main and 10th. Kummer Henry, carpenter, res n s Bank 2 w of 10th.
Hosiery, white goods,linens, laces, hcorskirts, trimmings, gloves, bridal outfits, and mourning goods, at Bostwick's.
Home enjoyments secured by stopping at the Briggs House, Chicago.
Dr. F. H. O'Connor's is the oldest Drug house in Keokuk, and is the place at which to purchase.
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Kunath Julius E., wagon and carriage manufr., all kinds of repair- ing and blacksmithing done, cor 4th and Exchange, res Timea bet 4th and 5th. (See advt.)
Kurtz Joseph, brewer, Plank road near 19th, res same.
Kusick Michael, lab, res rear 136 Johnson.
Kusick Peter, lab, res rear 136 Johnson.
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Laargen Christian, shoemaker, at Huiskamp & Matless.
Labatut Peter, dyer, w s 3rd bet Main & Johnson, res same.
Lackerbush Louis, coppersmith, res ns Johnson 2 w of 4th.
Lackey Dudley, res n e cor 10th and Fulton.
Laclede House, E. Hardin, propr., s s Main bet 1st and 2nd. La Favre George, carpenter, res Cherry near H.
La Favre Henry, carpenter, res s e cor 15th and Carrol.
La Favre T. D., carpenter, res w s 15th 2 s of Carrol.
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