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La Favre William, carpenter, res Elm near I.
Laffey Patrick, lab, res 59 Palean.
Lalley Frank, boarding house, n s Main 5 e of 2nd, res same. Lalley Patrick, bds Iowa House.
Lamaster Peter, brickmason, res s s Palean 3 w of 11th. Lamb Charles, machinist, D. V. R. R.
Lamb C. W., engineer, D. V. R. R.
Lamb James, machinist, bds s w cor 9th and Exchange.
Lamb Peter, machinist, bds s w cor 9th and Exchange.
Lamb Robert, blacksmith, bds s w cor 9th and Exchange.
Lamberson Benjamin, (G. W. Hughs & Co.) bds s w cor 3rd and Fulton.
Lambert Mrs. C., (wid.) res n s Des Moines 2 w of 13th.
Lambert Thomas, butcher, res n s Des Moines 2 w of 13th.
Landauer Joseph, tailor, bds Denver House.
Landbeck G., tailor, res s s Johnson 2 w of 14th.
Landes Henry C., calaboose keeper, res at Calaboosc.
Landman Mrs. Ann, (wid.) res w s 13th 2 s of Cedar.
Landman John, shoemaker, bds w s 13th 2 s of Cedar,
Landman Timothy, shoemaker, bds w s 13th 2 s of Cedar.
Lane Mrs. A., (wid.) res 18th cor Des Moines.
Lang Adam, harness maker, bds cor 11th and Johnson.
Langa C., tailor, res s s Main near 9th.
Langdon W. C., telegraph operator, C. B. & Q. R. R., bds n s Ex- change bet 7th and 8th.
Langen Martin, lab, res River 2 miles n of Main.
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.
Dr. F. H. O'Connor, wholesale and retail Druggist, and deal- er in paints. oils, glass, &c., 68 Main street.
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Langlon G., lab, J. McNamara.
Langstadt Edward, traveler, bds Blondeau bet 10th and 11th.
Lanihan Daniel, stone cutter. res n w cor 11th and Exchange.
Lanihan Richard, fireman, bds n w cor 11th and Exchange.
Larkins William, res n w cor 11th and Morgan.
Larry John, lab, res Commercial alley 1 w of Round House.
Larry Lawrence, lab, res n of C. B. & Q. R. R.
Larson John, boarding house, n s Johnson bet 2nd and 3rd, res same.
Larson Louis, butcher, bds Scandinavian House.
Lathey Mrs. C., (wid.) res rear 62 10th.
Laubersheimer John, cigar maker, res 6th bet Johnson and Exchange.
Laufkettear John, cigar maker, bds W. Hoefer.
Lautenslager Charles, lab, at S. C. & S. Carter.
Lavine F., tailor, res 67 Main.
Lawyer I. II., salesman, bds n s Concert bet 1st and 2nd.
Lawlor John, lab, res s e cor 7th and Carrol.
Lawrence D., barber, 175 Main, res s s Ridge bet 14th and 15th, Lawrence Mrs, S. A., (wid.) res e s 3rd bet Maik and Johnson.
Lawrence Theodore, teamster, res n s Ridge 2 w of 9th.
Lawson , lab, res Hill 26 n of 4th.
Lawson Paul, stone cutter, res 107 Fulton.
Lawson John, lab, res Hill 23 n of 4th.
Lea George, lab, res rear 148 Johnson.
Leach L. D., stone mason, res Water bet Blondeau and Concert. Leach Michael, boiler maker, D. V. R. R.
Leahy Michael, farmer, res cor Plank road and Main.
Leavitt Rev. S. K., pastor, First Baptist Church, res 61 Franklin.
Le Bron Frank, clerk, bds s s Exchange 2 e of 2nd.
Leddan Mrs. A. C., (wid.) res 80 Morgan.
Lee O., iron worker, res w s 2nd bet Main and Johnson.
Lee E., (Lee, Pittman & Co.) res 59 Blondeau.
Lee James A., dealer in staple and fancy groceries, flour, feed, wooden and willow ware, produce, provisions, &c., n s Main nr. 4th, res 135 Blondeau.
Lee, Pittman & Co., dealers in groceries, provisions, flour, feed, wooden and willow ware, produce, &c., 125 Main.
Lee John H., core maker, Sample, Armitage & Co.
Leech Erie J., attorney and counsellor at law, and of the firm of Leech & Mathias, office 141 Main, res 126 Franklin.
Leech & Mathias, (Erie J. Leech and A. J, Mathias,) real estate agents and conveyancers ; have complete abstracts of title to all lands in Lee county.
H. N. Bostwick dealer in dry goods, dress goods, notions, &c., 102 & 104 Main street.
Briggs House, Chicago, B. H. Skinner, proprietor. First- class in every respect.
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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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Leeds Joseph, cashier, C. B. & Q. R. R,, bds n e cor 1st and Exchange. Leeman C. E., engineer, res n w cor F & Reid.
Leczer John, cigar maker, s s Main bet 1st and Water, bds Greentree House.
Le Faivre A. J., (Carey & LeFaivre,) bds n w cor 2nd and Concert.
Lefler Louis, lab, res River 2 miles n of Main.
Lehman Mrs. A., Depot House, Water bet Main and Johnson, res same. Leiferman Charles, hostler, at McKee & Stimpson.
Leighton Walter, machinist. D. V. R. R.
Leighton William, Killbourne, Leighton & Co.
Leisy Isaac, (Leisy & Bro.,) res cor 13th and Johnson.
Leisy John, (Leisy & Bro.,) res cor 13th and Johnson.
Leisy & Brother, (John & Isaac Leisy,) proprs. of the Union Brew- ery cor 13th and Johnson.
Leming G. H., clerk, res n s Bank 2 e of 2nd.
Leming Henry, mechanic, res 28 Exchange.
Leming Joseph, bricklayer, res n s Bank 3 e of 2d.
Leming Paul, carpenter, bds n s Bank 3 e of 2nd,
Lemons Joseph, watchman, W. S. Ivins.
Leoffler Joseph, machinist, res w end Johnson.
Leonard A. H., salesman, bds cor 2nd and Exchange.
Leonard H. H., salesman, bds Patterson House.
Leonard N., liquors, 138 Main, bds cor Morgan and 3rd.
Leonard Samuel, carpenter, res e s 12th 3 s of Bank.
Leonard William, driver, Raplee & Co.
Leonhardt F., saloon, River 2 miles n of Main, res same. Leopold A. V., saddler, n e cor Main and 3rd, res 77 Blondeau. Lesem A., (A. Lessem & Co.,) bds Laclede House.
Lesem L., (A. Lesem & Co.,) bds Patterson House.
Lesem A. & Co., dry goods, 109 Main.
Leslie O. S., lab, res 140 Johnson.
Letterer Frederick, brewer, e s 16th 1 s of Johnson, res same. Levy Emanuel, cigar maker, bds Laclede House.
Lewis, Raymond, whitewasher, res s e cor 3rd and Exchange. Lewis M., engineer, res Ree's addition. .
Lewis T. J., lab, res n w cor 17th and Ridge.
Lewis W., cigar maker, bds w s 4th bet Main and Johnson.
Lewisburg Francis, painter, at Geo. Hill & Co.
Libby E. P., photograph artist, 78 Main, bds Patterson House. Liefermall Charles, teamster, bds W. Hoefer.
Lighton G. J., carpenter, res Plank road 7 w of toll gate.
Lilly Patrick, lab, bds Keokuk House.
Limburg Conrad, saloon, 5 Third, res 56 Tenth.
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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Limburg T., saloon, n s Main near 4th, res n s Exchange bet 8th & 9th. Lindahl Rev. C. J., pastor, Swedish Lutheran Church, res 207 Exchange. Lindoff N. E., res w s 15th 1 s of High.
Lindstrom Charles, lab, res cor Section line and Grand ave.
Linebaugh H. W., dealer in clocks, watches, jewelry, &c., all kinds of jewelry, watches, clocks, &c., repaired, s s Main bet 4th and 5th, res 49 Fulton.
Linedecker John, moulder, res 159 Johnson.
Linn Henry, clerk, res n w cor 5th and Franklin.
Linquist L. F., cabinet maker, res s w cor C and William.
Linstrom G., tailor, bds Keokuk House.
Linstrom John, shoemaker, bds Keokuk House.
Lintenfeld Henry, lab, res 82 Fulton.
Liser Michael, gardener, res Plank road near toll gate.
List P., (List & Co.,) res s w cor 4th and Timea.
List & Co., (P. List, G. Englehart,) blacksmiths, horse shoers and gen- eral jobbing, cor 1st and Johnson.
Liter George, baggageman, res w s 6th 4 s of Exchange.
Little James, farmer, res w end of Main.
Little Jacob, res 48 9th.
Little W. H., salesman, res 48 9th.
Livingston Clark, conductor, bds Taylor House.
Livingston J. E., bds s w cor 6th and Concert.
Lobber , clerk, bds 17 Concert.
Loeffler George, saloon, s e cor 14th and Main, res same.
Loeffler George, carpenter, res n e cor 14th and Morgan.
Loeffler George, gunsmith, bds n e cor 14th and Morgan. Loftus John, lab, res Hill 7 n of 4th.
Loftus Patrick, lab, bds n s Main 5 e of 2nd.
Loftus Roger, saloon, s w cor 4th and Johnson, res same.
Logan C., carpenter, res s w cor 14th and Concert.
Logan Mrs. F., (wid.) res w s Eighth 3 n of High.
Logan Thomas, boilermaker, D. V. R. R.
Logan William, lab, res Missouri ave. near H.
Lohar Daniel, grinder, res s e cor Exchange and 19th. Lohmar J. W., res 190 Johnson.
Lombard Charles, clerk, bds s s Orleans 2 w of 7th.
Lombard H. H., (H. H. Lombard & Co.) res s s Orleans 2 w of 7th. Lombard H. H. & Co., (H. H. Lombard and R. C. Lyons) dealers in ve, lumber, lath, shingles, pickets, &c., on D. V. R. R. near Round . House. (See advt.) Lomax P. T., lawyer, over 2 Second, res 126 High.
Long Mrs. Ellen, (wid.) res s w cor 6th and Carrol.
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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Long Frederick, lab, res 193 Exchange.
Lonke Frederick, core maker, at C. P. Westcott.
Loomis John, farmer, res Keokuk ave. w of Mason's addition.
Loranz Henry, lab, res n e cor 5th and Des Moines.
Lothian Alexander, bds n w cor 2nd and Exchange.
Lottimer Frank, lab, at Comstock Bros. & Co.
Loudenhammer , cigar maker, res w s Sixth 3 s of Johnson.
Loudenhammer - -, barber, res w s 6th 1 s of Johnson.
Loughry William, saloon, s e cor 3d and Johnson, res e s 3d bet Ex- change and Bank.
Louisberg Francis, painter, res e end 15th.
Lourie Alexander, carpenter, n w cor 5th and Concert, res 117 Franklin Lourie H. M., clerk, bds 117 Franklin.
Looits Nathan, tailor, bds s s Main bet 6th and 7th.
Lowe C., surveyor, bds n e cor 3rd and Fulton,
Lowe L., deputy clerk United States Court and notary public, n w cor Main and 4th, bds n e cor 3rd and Fulton.
Lowe R. P., (Lowe & Mooar,) and chief assistant U. S. district attor- ney for Iowa, 90 Main, res n e cor 3rd and Fulton.
Lowe & Mooar, (R. P. Lowe & D. Mooar,) attorneys and counsellor at law, 90 Main.
Lowenstein William, wagon maker, cor 14th and Main, res s e cor 14th and Johnson.
Lower Jacob, fireman, D. V. R. R.
Lowry David G., wholesale and retail dealer in books, stationery, wall paper, window shades and news dealer, e s 2nd near Main, res n e cor 9th and Morgan.
Lowry Robert, sexton, Oak Cemetery, res n e cor 17th and Palean. Lowry William, cooper, bds n e cor 11th and Fulton.
Lucas Samuel, cooper, res s w cor D and Reid.
Lucas W. R., ticket clerk, T. W. & W. R. R., bds Denver House. Luckeden William, lab, res w s 16th 3 s of Ridge.
Luder H. J., (HI. J. Luder & Co.) res s s Ridge bet 15th and 16th.
Luder H. W., (H. J. Luder & Co.) res s w cor 16th and Ridge.
Luder H. J. & Co., shoemakers, w s 4th bet Main and Johnson.
Ludiker William, stonemason, bds Iowa House.
Luft Adam. cigar maker, bds Greentree House. Luke William, lab. res n e cor 4th and Timea.
Lund Gust, lab, bds n s Fulton 4 e of Third.
Lundlow A., lab, res River 2 miles n of Main.
Lunn Andrew, lab, res w s 9th 6 n of Main.
Luttner Frank, lab, res s s Concert 2 w of 15th.
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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Lutheran Church (Swedish), Rev. C. J. Lindahl, pastor, n w cor 13th and High.
Lynch Charles, lab, C. B. & Q. R. R.
Lynch James, constable, res s s Concert 4 w of 15th.
Lynch John, carpenter, res e s 9th 2 s of Des Moines.
Lynch J. C., salesman, bds s e cor 10th and Main.
Lynch Patrick, lab, res n s Cedar 2 w of 3rd.
Lynne Henry, salesman, res cor 5th and Morgan. Lyons B. F., clerk, bds 56 Franklin.
Lyons Joseph, clerk, bds s s Blondeau 4 w of 10th.
Lyons R. C., (H. H. Lombard & Co.) res 56 Franklin.
Lyons Solomon, res s s Blondeau 4 w of 10th.
Lyon Thomas, brakesman, bds Denver House.
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Mace John, pattern maker, res 34 Fifth.
Machenot Matthew, tailor, bds Laclede House.
Mack Edward, blacksmith, res n e cor 3rd and Ridge.
Mack Joseph, helper, D. V. R. R.
Mackey J. T., captain U. S. army, res s w cor 15th and High. Mackey W. L., bds s w cor 15th and High.
Mackie John, carpenter, res s e cor 15th and Palean.
Mackie William, lab, res s e cor 15th and Palean.
Mackley Christian, teamster, res s w cor 16th and Carrol.
Mackley James, res e s 10th 4 n of Morgan.
Mackley John, teamster, res s w cor 16th and Carrol.
Madden Frank, (Madden & Doran) res 93 High.
Madden & Doran, (Frank Madden and M. W. Doran) dealers in dry goods, notions, shawls, hosiery, &c., 141 Main. (See advt.)
Madden William, bds s s Des Moines 3 w of 10th.
Madlener Henry, sawyer, res 67 Palean. Madlener H. E., lab, bds w s 3rd 3 s of Ridge.
Magerle Joseph. tailor, res w s 14th 3 n of Morgan.
Magoun M. S., (Magoun & Andrews,) res e s 3rd 3 s of Exchange. Magoun & Andrews, (M. S. Magoun & Thomas H Andrews,) deal- ers in lumber, lath, shingles, sash, doors, blinds, &c., cor 4th and . Exchange. (See advt.) Maguire R. W., ticket clerk, bds cor 6th and Concert.
Mahen John, engineer, Patterson & T.
Maher Michael, teamster, res cor 3rd and Carrol.
Mahoney Daniel, blacksmith, 3rd nr Johnson res 47 Des Moines. Main John, bricklayer, res e s 4th 2 s of Timea.
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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Main John, stone cutter, bds H. Weyand.
Major Robert, salesman, bds Laclede House.
Malone Patrick, lab, res Hill 19 n of 4th.
Maloney Annie, laundress at Patterson House.
Maloy Barney, lab, res cor Bluff and E.
Malloy Michael, boiler maker, D. V. R. R.
Maltby L. B., lawyer, bds 89} Exchange.
Mann George D., dealer in watches, clocks, jewelry, fancy goods, pi- anos, cabinet organs, picture frames, melodeons and musical mer- chandise, 140 Main, res e s 8th bet Orleans st and Grand ave.
Manners Mrs. Sophia, (Blank & Manners) res n w cor 5th and Johnson. Mapel Robert, (Mapel & Stafford) res 166} Main.
Mapel & Stafford, (Robert Mapel and Thomas Stafford) marble manu- factory, dealers in monuments and tomb stones of every descrip- tion, special attention given to military designs, 166} Main.
Mappa John, bds s s Exchange 2 e of 2nd.
Maquilken H. H., (Geo. Hill & Co.) res cor 4th and Blondeau.
Masberg Arnold (Wyman & Masberg) bds Patterson House.
Masmer John, shoemaker, bds e s 2nd near Main.
Masmer Jacob, (Masmer & Milward) bds Laclede House.
Masmer & Milward, (Jacob Masmer and D. E. Milward) manufactrs. of pure candy, and dealers in nuts and crackers, ice cream and confectioneries always on hand, 187 Main and e s 2nd nr. Main. Mason J. A., surgeon dentist, and propr. of Hamilton nursery, opp. Keokuk, office over 86 Main, res same.
Mason R. G., salesman, bds Laclede House.
Masonic Hall, Court House, African Hall, e s 4th bet Main and Blondeau. For information see index.
Marks A., general fire, life and accident insurance agent, n e cor Main and 2nd, res s s High 1 n of 7th. (See advt.)
Marks John, butcher, res w s 16th 2 s of Cedar.
Marks Lorenzo J., salesman, bds Laclede House.
Marsch John, teamster, F. W. Anschutz.
Marshall R. M., (S. T. & R. M. Marshall,) bds s w cor 8th st and Grand ave.
Marshall S. T., (S. T. & R. M. Marshall,) res s w cor 8th street and Grand ave.
Marshall S. T. & R. M., attorneys and counsellors at law and collect- ing agents, office Estes House. (See advt.)
Marshall W. P., bds s w cor 8th and Grand ave.
Martin B. F., plasterer, res n e cor 12th and Timea.
Martin Mrs. C., (wid.) res n s Exchange 4 w of 1st.
Martin James, (Martin & Gorman,) res s s Exchange bet 1st and 2nd.
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.
Dye stuffs, Wines, liquors, paints, oils, glass, varnishes an d standard patent medicines kept by Dr. O'Connor, 68 Main.
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Martin & Gorman,) grocers, 71 Johnson.
Martin John, propr. Greentree House, n w cor 2nd and Johnson.
Martin Mathias, blacksmith, res 201 Johnson.
Martin Robert, teamster, bds n s Exchange 4 w of 1st.
Martin R. H., grain buyer, res 79 Blondeau.
Martin S, P., ship carpenter, res s s Exchange 1 w of 1st.
Martin Thomas, justice of the peace and collecting agent, s s Blon- deau near 5th, res w s 6th bet Concert and High.
Martin William, lab, res s e cor 3rd and Franklin.
Martin William G., importer of china, glass, queensware, table cut- lery, looking glasses, silverware, &c., n w cor 2nd and Main, res n w cor 2nd and Timea. (See advt,)
Martin W. H., carpenter, res s e cor 14th and Des Moines.
Marvey William, lab, bds w s 3rd 3 s of Ridge.
Matheney Andrew, manufacturer of fine boots, shoes and gaiters, s s Main bet 9th and 10th, res w s 12th bet Timea and Bank.
Matheny Jackson, moulder, res rear 146 Bank. Matheny John, res 125 High.
Matheny West, lab, at Comstock Bros. & Co.
Mathias A. J., deputy county recorder, and of the firm of Leech & Mathias, office, Court House, res s s Timea 2 w of 9th.
Matless Leonard, (Huiskamp & Matless) bds 111 Fulton, Matson M., res s s Main bet 1st and Water.
Matthews Frank, lab, res n e cor 4th and Timea.
Matthews George, lab, res n e cor 4th and Timea.
Matthews John, physician, bds s s Carrol 3 w of 17th.
Matthews J. W., clerk, res s s Carrol 3 w of 17th.
Mattox Mrs. N., (wid.) res w s Bluff 4 s of B.
Maxwell John, book keeper, res 74 Concert. Maxwell Robert, (H. Buell & Co.) bds Patterson House.
Mayer Charles, moulder, bds 13 Third.
Mayer George W., clerk, bds 13 Third.
Mayer J., (Spiesberger, Mayer & Co.) res 29 Concert.
Mayer John, saloon, restaurant, wines, liquors, cigars and oyster, 13 3rd, res same.
Mayer L., (L. Mayer & Co.,) res cor 6th and Concert.
Mayer L. & Co., agents for the Howe and Ætna sewing machines, es, 2nd near Main.
Mayer Morris. salesman, bds cor 6th and Concert.
Mayhew Benjamin, bricklayer, res Middle road 1 w of 20th.
Mayhew Nathan, farmer, res s w cor 15th and High.
Maynard Wesley, conductor, res w s 2nd 2 s of Bank.
Hosiery, white goods,linens, laces, hoopskirts, 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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Mayor of the City, William Timberman, office Johnson bet 2nd and 3rd, and pork packer, &c.
Medcalf E. W., river pilot, res n s Fulton 2 w of 10th.
Medes J. B., bricklayer, res n w cor 13th and Franklin.
Meehan Phelan, lab, res s e cor 14th and Ridge.
Meek W. W., engineer, bds s e cor 2nd and Exchange. Mefford Andrew J., lab, res n s D 2 w of Park.
Mefford R. S., lab, res n s Concert 2 w of 15th.
Megle Joseph, tailor, res cor 14th and Fulton.
Mehling Cone, tailor, bds Greentree House.
Meinhardt H. W., cigar maker, bds Laclede House.
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Meredith Wolney, peddler, bds Jacob Kraft's , Main street.
Merriam B. S., city clerk, office n e cor Main and 7th, res n e cor Timea and 13th.
Merritt Isaiah, lab, works n e cor 4th and Fulton.
Mershon F. G., harness 207 Main, res w s 10th 2 n of Blondeau.
Messenger Mrs. E., (wid.) res Middle road 4 w of 20th.
Messick Oscar, lab, res s e cor 10th and Palean.
Messick Edwin, lab, res s e cor 10th and Palean.
Metcalf Nicholas, lab, bds Simpson House.
Methodist Episcopal Church (African), Rev. F. Myers, pastor, over 170 Main.
Methodist Episcopal Church, (Chatham Square), Rev. G. Powers, pastor. n e cor 7th and Morgan.
Methodist Episcopal Church, (Exchange street), Rev. E. L. Schreiner, pastor, n e cor 4th and Exchange.
Metzker L., lab, res w s 16th 1 s of Exchange.
Meuer F. A., dealer in foreign and domestic leather of all kinds, and shoe findings, n s Main bet 7th and 8th, res same.
Meyers Charles, saloon, res River 2 miles n of Main. Meyer E., restaurant, 57 Main, res same.
Meyer George, stone mason, res e s 15th 1 s of High.
Meyers Henry, shoemaker, bds n e cor 9th and Carrol, Meyers James, fireman, res s w cor C and William.
Meyers John, grocer, res e s 6th 2 s of Exchange.
Meyers Joseph, lab, res n w cor 10th and Concert.
Meyer Louis, shoemaker, res 8th bet Palean and Carrol. Meyer Louis, machinist, res n w cor 6th and Concert.
Michaelis H. W., glue factory, cor 5th and Cedar, res same. Michaelis H. W. Jr., bds cor 5th and Cedar.
Michaelis Otto, barber, 116 Main, res cor 10th and Blondeau. Middleton H. W ., clerk, res w s 6th 2 s of Johnson.
Middleton Richard, civil engineer, bds Patterson House.
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.
Briggs House, Chicago, B. H. Skinner, proprietor. First- class in every respect.
Dr. F. H. O'Connor, wholesale and retail Druggist, and deal- er in paints. oils, glass, &c., 68 Main street.
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Milbarn William, cabinet maker, bds Main cor 13th.
Miller A., boiler maker and sheet iron worker, Levee near Blondeau, res e s 4th 2 s of Bank. (See advt.)
Miller A. C., teamster, res s s Johnson 2 w of 1st.
Miller Mrs. A., (wid.) res s s Cedar 1 w of 3rd.
Miller Charles, lab, res e s 3rd bet Main and Johnson.
Miller Daniel, harnes maker, bds cor 14th and Cedar.
Miller D. F., (McCrary, Miller & McCrary,) ress w cor 8th and Ex- change,
Miller D. F. Jr., law student and notary public, bds Laclede House.
Miller Henry, stone mason, bds Iowa House.
Miller H. R., (H. R. Miller & Co.) vice prest. Gas Company, bds Patterson House.
Miller H. R. & Co., (H. R. Miller and D. Mooar) dealers in wrought iron pipe, gas and steam goods, and wholesale dealers in metals and tinners' stock, 90 Main.
Miller Jacob, lab, res 159 Exchange.
Miller Jacob, brewer, bds cor 18th and Plank road.
Miller J. H., corporal U. S. A., bds Simpson House.
Miller J. W., tailor, bds Keokuk House.
Miller John, lab, bds n s Fulton 3 e of Third.
Miller Peter, lab, res ns Palean 1 w of 16th.
Miller Philip, res w s 16th 2 s of Johnson.
Miller Tracey, lab, res s s Cedar 1 w of 3rd.
Miller Valentine, tailor, res cor Johnson and 11th.
Miller William B., (Seal, Waterman & Miller) res n w cor 12th and Des Moines.
Miller W. H., principal, Business College, res 128 Concert.
Milligan J., grocer, 208 Main, res 83 Fulton.
Mills Henry J., clerk, res s w cor 4th and Concert.
Milne James, book keeper, res 29 Seventh.
Milward David E., (Masmer & Milward,) res 189 Main. Miner A. C., clerk, bds 133 Blondeau.
Mississippi Brewery, F. W. Anschutz, propr., Wolcott's bluff ad- dition. (See advt.)
Mitchell William, drayman, res n e cor 14th and Bank.
Moier Robert, tobacconist, bds H. Weyand.
Moline G., lab, res River 2 miles n of Main.
Molitor Mrs. Kate (wid.) res 15th 1 s of Johnson.
Mollars Anton, shoemaker, res n e cor 16th and Timea.
Molton Anthony, lab, res w s 18th 3 s of Palean.
Montague G. T., clerk, res 138 Morgan.
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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Montgomery David, lab, res s e cor Blondeau and 1st.
Montgomery Mrs. Julia, (wid.) res 9 3rd.
Mooar D .. prest. gas light and coke Co., and of the firm of H. R. Miller & Co., and Lowe & Mooar, office 90 Main, res DesMoines 3 w of Mason's add.
Mooney J. R., chief clerk, Express Co., bds Taylor House. Mooney F. R., student, bds 152 Timea.
Mooney W. R., grocer, cor Main end 9th, res 152 Timea.
Moore Mrs. Eliza, (wid) res cor 8th and Ridge.
Moore E. D., telegraph operator, bds Patterson House.
Moore John, blacksmith, bds s s Main bet 6th and 7th.
Moore J. S., dry goods, 78 Main, res 37 High.
Moore John S., jr., clerk P. O., bds s s Exchange 2 e of 2d. Moore L., res n w cor Main and 3rd.
Moody Mrs. A. (wid.) res 155 Concert. Mooney D. H., traveler, res 117 High. Mooney J., res 117 High. Mooney W. R. jr., salesman, bds 152 Timea. Moore G. B., salesman, bds cor 4th and High. Moore James, lab, res Hill 17 n of 4th. Moore Mrs., (wid) res s w cor 8th and Ridge. Morey Silas, lab, res s s Morgan 3 w of 16th. Morris Michael, lab, res w s Ash 1 s of E. Morris William, engineer, Godman & Co. Patronize the Briggs House on your next visit to Chicago. Moore Thomas, stone cutter, bds Iowa House.
Moore Patrick, drayman, res s s Johnson 2 w of 9th.
Moore Mrs. Sarah, (wid) res cor Missouri ave and G.
Moore Timothy, pressman, res s s Orleans 3 w of Eleventh.
n Moore W. S., tinner, 108 Main, res 102 Bank.
Moorehouse David, lab, res e s 9th 2 s of Palean.
Morairty Daniel, lab, res w s 7th 2 s of Des Moines.
Morgan Patrick, farmer, res Plank rd, 5 w of toll gate. Morgan William, lab, res Blondeau 4 w of 11th.
Morris George, bricklayer, res n e cor 6th and Johnson.
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