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Morris W. J., saw filer, res s w cor C and Park.
Morrison Barney, cooper, res s e cor D and Reid. Morrison John, bds s e cor 1st and Johnson.
Morrison Mrs., res e s 15th 1 s of High.
Morrissy Mrs. J., (wid) res rear 64 DesMoines.
Morse D. D., school teacher, bds cor 9th and Concert.
Morton Henry, lab, res rear 138 Johnson.
Moses Solomon, res w s 4th 3 n of Main.
For dry goods, millinery goods, laces, notions, &c., visit Bostwick's one price store, 102 & 104 Main street.
Established in 1852, Dr. F. H. O'Connor, the oldest Drug House in the city, 68 Main street.
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Mott Charles, chief clerk to the local freight agent D. V. R. R., bds Patterson House.
Mott John, caulker, res n e cor 8th and Main.
Much Conrad, carpenter, res s w cor 16th and Cedar.
Mullen Patrick, teamster, res n e cor 5th and Des Moines.
Muller John, (Verwayen & Muller,) res n w cor 14th and Cedar.
Mullherin Michael, lab, res n s Fulton 3 e of 3rd.
Mulligan James, lab, res w s 18th 3 s of Palean.
Mulligan Robert, lab, bds cor 6th and Cedar.
Munger -, student, bds 128 Concert.
Mumm Edward, book keeper in Keokuk savings bank, res n e cor Orleans and 9th.
Munday John, lab, bds Enoch Rist's, Main street.
Murley William, blacksmith, res 109 High.
Murphy Alexander, lab, res w end Johnson.
Murphy Joseph P., salesman, bds s e cor Main and 10th.
Murphy Lowry, lab, res River 2 miles n of Main.
Murphy L., baker, bds John Stahl's, Main st.
Murphy M., drayman, res n s Exchange 5 w of Third.
Murphy Michael, lab, bds n s Main 3 w of 10th.
Murphy Michael, lab, res Hill 9 n of 4th.
Murphy Michael, lab, res s w cor 14th and Carrol.
Murphy Patrick, teamster, res n w cor 1st and Des Moines.
Murphy Thomas, lab, res n w cor 5th and Cedar.
Murray J. Alex, ticket ag't, C. B. & Q. R. R., bds Patterson House. Murray Thomas, clerk, bds Taylor House.
Murray William, printer, res n w cor 11th and Timea.
Myers Rev. F., pastor, Methodist Episcopal Church (African), bds, 131 High.
Myers Henry, dealer in groceries, provisions, flour and feed, e s 4th bet Main and Johnson, res e s 6th bet Exchange and Bank.
1 Myers James, fireman, D. V. R. R.
Myers John, clerk, res n s Johnson 2 w of 13th.
Myer Louis, shoemaker, res w s 8th 2 s of Palean.
Myers Theophilus, propr. gate city carriage factory and manufr. of carriages, wagons, buggies, &c., special attention paid to repair- ing, cor Johnson and 8th, res 100 Timea. (See advt.)
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McAlister John, res county fair grounds. McCaffrey John, lab, res s w cor 5th and Cedar.
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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McCaffery John, lab, res s w cor Park and H.
McCandre Andrew, lab, res E, 1 w of Oak.
McCane J. E .. saloon, Water bet Main and Blondeau, res n s Bank bet 2d and 3d.
McCarrol Mrs., (wid) res s s Blondeau 3 w of 3d.
McCartley P. C., works bridge, bds Laclede House.
McCarty David, porter, res n s Bank 2 w of 2d.
McCarty James, lab, res s w cor 3d and Bank.
McCarty Jeremiah, moulder, res 52 Palean.
McCarty John, engineer, res n e cor 6th and Exchange.
McCarty Mrs. J., (wid), res Water bet Main and Blondeau.
McCarty Martin, (James Neill & Co.,) res n w cor 8th and Exchange.
McCarty Michael, lab, res w s 4th 2 s of Palean.
McCarty Michael, lab, res e s Bluff 1 s of B. McCarty Patrick, bds s e cor 1st and Johnson.
McCarty Patsy, lab, bds w s 4th 2 s of Palean.
McCarty Mrs. R., dress maker, s s Main bet 1st and 2nd, res same.
McCarty Mrs. S., (wid.) res n w cor Main and Water.
McCarty Timothy, boiler maker, bds Laclede House.
McCauly James, tankman, R. R., bds Laclede House.
McCavny Samuel, lumber dealer, res n e cor E and Oak. McCheanot tailor, at Vogel & Bro., bds Laclede House.
McClane John, saddler, res 10th bet Bank and Timea.
McClane William, cutter, res s s Blondeau bet 3rd and 4th.
McClellan F. W., principal Wells School, res n s Morgan 5 w of 10th.
McClellan James, teacher, res w s 12th 1 s of Bank.
McClellan Robert, res n s Morgan 4 w of 10th.
McCluey Hugh, blacksmith, res cor Main and 10th.
McCluey Mrs. Mary, (wid.) res cor Main and 10th.
McCluey Robert, painter, res cor Main and 10th.
McClure William, saloon, res s s Des Moines 3 w of 4th.
McCormick Barnabas, teamster, res s s Blondeau 2 w of 13th.
McCormick George, lab, res 147 High.
McCoy J. S., distiller, res cor 16th and Franklin.
McCracken Mrs. M., (wid.) res s s Johnson 2 e of 1st.
McCrary A. J., (McCrary, Miller & McCrary) res 38 Concert.
McCrary G. W., (McCrary, Miller& McCrary) res s w cor Franklin & 6th McCrary, Miller & McCrary, (George W. McCrary, D. F. Miller, and A. J. McCrary) attorneys and counsellors at law, over 78 Main.
McCrea D. W., clerk, bds 48 Seventh.
McCrea J. P., salesman, bds 48 Seventh.
McCrea Nathaniel, clerk, res 48 Seventh.
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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McCredie, watchman, res 96 Palean.
McCulloch Mrs. H., (wid) res e s 6th 2 s of Exchange,
McCune John, boiler maker, D. V. R. R.
McCune John, quary man, res n w cor 3d and Franklin.
McCune Peter. teamster, res 32 Exchange.
Mccutchen J. F., bricklayer, res cor 12th and Seymour.
McDannell Page, (James Neill & Co.,) res over 201 Main.
McDannell William, salesman, bds over 201 Main.
McDaniels John, printer, bds s e cor 10th and Fulton.
McDaniel Thomas, cook, res 61 Blondeau.
McDermott Dominick, lab, res Hill 1 n of 4th.
McDermott Michael, teamster, res n s Fulton, 3 e of 3d.
McDoel W. H., general agent, Toledo, W. & W. R. R., and of the firm of Kilbourne, Bower & Co., office, Levee near Johnson, res w s 7th 2 n of Orleans.
McDonald James, lab, res w s 14th 5 s of Carrol.
McDonald John, stone cutter, res 115 High.
McDonald Michael, plasterer, res 95 High.
McDonald O. P., physician, s e cor 4th and Blondeau, res 191 Concert.
McDonald Patrick, lab, res s e cor 1st and Exchange.
Mc Donald Robert, lab, res s w cor 17th and Bank.
McDowell J. A., city surveyor, res n e cor Morgan and 2nd.
McDowell Robert, lab, res n w cor D and Park.
McElroy D. W., (Sample, Armitage & Co.,) bds e s 6th 2 s of Bank. McElroy John A., book keeper, bds Patterson House.
McElroy Mrs. (wid.) res w s 15th 2 s of High.
McElroy Thomas, baker, bds n e cor 5th and Johnson.
McElroy William, foreman C. B. & Q. R. R. shops bds Laclede House.
McEveny E., shoemaker, bds Laclede House.
McEveny Sam A., (Sam A. McEveny & Co.,) res Oak, Mason's lower addition.
McEveny Sam A. & Co., dealers in all kinds of lumber, lath, shing- les, sash, doors, blinds, &c., D. V. R. R. near car shops.
McEveny Thomas, clerk, res n w cor William and C.
McEvitt John, tailor, 63 Main, res cof 14th and Carrol.
McEvoy Thomas, clerk, bds Morgan "cor 15th.
McGavic E. J., (McGavic, Davis & Co.) res w s 11th bet Timea & Bank.
McGavic F. E., (McGavic, Davis & Co.) bds C. F. Davis, High st. McGavic W. J., (McGavic, Davis & Co.) res n w cor 9th and Bank. McGavic, Davis & Co., manufacturers and dealers in lumber, sash, doors, blinds, mouldings, &c., n s Johnson bet 2nd and 3rd. McGee Charles, cooper, bds 143 High.
McGee John, cooper, res 143 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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McGeary John, lab, bds 83 Concert.
McGeary Peter, lab, res 83 Concert.
McGillis J. A., lab, res n w cor 5th and Johnson.
McGinnis Henry, lab, res n s Des Moines 2 w of 9th.
McGinty Martin, lab, res w s William 1 s of B.
McGovern Patrick, lab, res e s 5th bet Carrol and Ridge.
McGraw Mrs. B., (wid.) res ss Des Moines 3 w of 10th.
McGraw Michael, lab, bds s w cor 5th and A.
McGrayel John, machinist, D. V. R. R.
McGune John, boiler maker, bds Greentree House.
McIntyre B. F., carpenter, 119 High.
McKee J. W., clerk, bds 45 Concert.
McKee Daniel, lab, res n s Ridge 1 w of 15th.
McKee Samuel, (McKee & Stimpson) res 45 Concert.
McKee & Stimpson, (Samuel McKee and William Stimpson) livery, sale and boarding stable, w s 3d bet Main and Blondeau.
Mckenzie Geo. M., (Brownell & Mckenzie,) bds Patterson House.
Mckenzie Nicholas, (McKenzie & Bro.) res 62 Palean.
Mckenzie Wm., (McKenzie & Bro.) res s s DesMoines bet 4th and 5th.
Mckenzie & Bro., grocers, n w cor 4th and Johnson.
Mckeon Patrick, mason, res 68 Des Moines.
McKey William, lab, res Rees' addition.
Mckinney Daniel, barber, bds w s 4th bet Main and Johnson.
Mckinney David, carpenter, res cor 10th and Seymour.
McLear William, restaurant, n w cor Main and 5th.
McLane Mrs. E., (wid) res s e cor 12th and Exchange.
McLane John, harnessmaker, res w s 10th 2 s of Bank.
Nclelland J. C., (Gray, Cannon & Co,,) res cor 3d and Timea.
McMahon Mrs. A., (wid) res s s DesMoines 5 w of 7th.
McMahon Patrick, saloon, w s 2d bet Main and Johnson, res same.
McMannus Mrs. N., (wid) res 118 Morgan.
McMannus Patrick, lab, res s w cor 10th and Morgan.
McMillan B. F., (McMillan & Powell,) bds ss 3rd bet Main and Johnson.
McMillan & Powell, (B. F. McMillan & S. B. Powell,) dealers in lumber, lath, shingles, &c., office B st. nr car shops. (See advt.) McMillan C. S., clerk, bds Patterson House.
McMillan D. L., contractor, res s s Des Moines 4 w of 7th.
McMillan H. S., section foreman, res n e cor 6th and Des Moines. McMurray H., baggage man, bds 60 Concert.
McNamara James, lime kiln, n w cor Cedar and 5th, res 106 Bank,
McNamara John B., grocer, cor Main & 10th, res s e cor 11th & Bank. McNamara Miss Mary, boarding house, cor Main and 10th.
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 and standard patent medicines kept by Dr. O'Connor, 68 Main.
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McNamara M., grocer, cor Main and 10th.
McNamara Micheel, lab, res cor Main and 10th.
McNamara Patrick, grocer, ss Johnson 2 e of 4th, res same.
McNamara Patrick, lab, res s e cor 1st and Exchange.
McNamara Timothy, lab, res Hill 2 n of 4th.
McNeil Joseph, watchman; Ruddick, Kiser & Co.
McQuade James, machinist, res s w cor D and William.
McQueen A. G., (J. & A. G. McQueen,) res s s Bank bet 9th and 10th.
McQueen James, (J. & A. G. McQueen,) res s e cor 6th and Timea.
McQueen J. & A. G., wholesale and retail grocers, dealers in butter, produce, provisions, &c., 84 Main.
McRayel John, machinist, res n w cor 5th and High.
McWilliams T. B., student, bds 94 Morgan.
Mc Workman Daniel, clerk, res n s Bank 2 w of 9th.
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Naeve Bernhard, cooper, res 157 Morgan.
Nagel John, (Pechstein & Nagel) res n w cor 13th and Blondeau.
Nairey D., lab, D. V. R. R.
Narrley John, (Hiner & Narrley) res 1st bet Bank and Timea.
Narrley William G., (Narrley & Walsmith) res n w cor 1st and Timea.
Narrley & Walsmith, (William G. Narrley and Edward Walsmith)
butchers and dealers in beef, mutton, pork, lard, and all kinds of fresh and salt meat, 157 Main.
Nash James, machinist, D. V. R. R., res e s 2nd bet Main and Johnson.
National Freight Line, office, cor Main and 2nd.
National Restaurant, W. T. Peet, propr., cor Main and 6th. (see ad.) Neal Joseph, lab, bds n w cor B and Park.
Neary Dennis, lab, res e s 4th 2 s of Palean.
Neberting Joseph, cigar maker, res w s 4th 3 s of Des Moines.
Neenan James, farmer, res Main 3 w of 20th.
Nehan Phelix, helper, D. V. R. R.
Neill James, (James Neill & Co.) res s w cor 9th and Franklin.
Neill James & Co., (James Neill, Page McDannell, and Martin McCarty) rectifiers and distillers, and wholesale dealers in wine and Liquors, 143 Main.
Neis John, butcher, res Plank road, 2 w of toll gate.
Nelson Carl, lab, res River 2 miles n of Main.
Nelson Charles, lab, res 9th 4 n of Main.
Nelson James, moulder, res n w cor 5th and Exchange.
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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Nelson John, feed store, n w cor 5th and Exchange, res same.
Nelson J. S., ins. agent, res 177 Morgan.
Nelson Nelse, lab, res rear 148 Bank.
Nelson N. A., lab, res w s 9th 6 n of Main.
Nelson N. P., painter, res s w cor 11th and Pelean.
Nelson Swan, lab, res Bank bet 12th and 13th.
Nelson William, carpenter, res 61 Seventh.
Nelson W. H., lab, res w s Bluff 2 s of B.
Neuse Albert F., clerk, bds 23 Morgan.
Neuse Frederick, lumberman, res 23 Morgan.
Netherwood James, stone cutter, res n s Blondeau 1 c of Second.
Newcomb Charles, painter, bds 152 Morgan.
Newcomb Hiram, painter, res 152 Morgan.
Newer F., rope maker, res Plank road near toll gate.
Newgrin Gust., lab, res w s 9th 6 n of Main.
Newman Mrs. M., (wid.) res n e cor 1st and Bank.
Newman M. F., physician, bds s s Bank 2 w of 10th.
Newton Alexander, teamster, bds n w cor 5th and A.
Neyens John, teamster, res w s 14th 3 s of Cedar.
Neyens Joseph, teamster, res w s 14th 2 s of Cedar. Nichols Alexander, teamster, res w s 3rd 4 s of Ridge.
Nichol J. M., res 72 Morgan.
Nichols W. H., carpenter, res 124 High.
", carpenter, bds Dudley House,
Nickwasa Michael, tailor, res s w cor 6th and Palean.
Nickwasa Frank. tailor, res cor 6th and Bank.
Nieberding Joseph, cigar maker, res Palean bet 4th and 5th.
Nies John, butcher, 4th bet Main and Johnson, res Messengerville.
Niethammer Rev. Otto, pastor German Evangelical Church, res s w cor 18th and Exchange.
Nilan Edward, helper, res n s Palean 2 w of 4th.
Nilson C. J .. lab, bds Scandinavian House.
Nilson , lab, res River 2 miles n of Main.
Nodler J. B., (J. B. Nodler & Co.) res n w cor 9th and Franklin.
Nodler J. B. & Co., dealers in staple and fancy groceries, produce, fruits, flour, feed, wooden ware, &c., 117 Main.
Noetzli Henry, bds n w cor 16th and Bank.
Noggs George, lab, bds s e cor 10th and Ridge.
Noggs Mrs. - , (wid.) res s e cor 10th and Ridge.
Nolan Gerard, artist, bds s s Bank 1 w of 9th.
Nolan John, lab, res Hill 26 n of 4th.
Noles John, lab, bds w s 3rd 3 s of Ridge.
Bost wick the leader of fashion in dry goods, laces, silks infan ts' wardrobes, &c., at corner Main and Fourth streets
No better Hotel in the West than the Briggs House, Chicago. Nicholson
Dr. F. H. O'Connor, wholesale and retail Druggist, and deal- er in paints. oils, glass, &c., 68 Main street.
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Nolkamper Henry, wagon maker, cor Main and 12th, res e s 12th bet Blondeau and Main.
Nombalais Eugene, tailor, res n e cor 7th and Palean.
Northern Line Packet Co. and Northwestern Union Packet Co., office, Levee near Blondeau.
Notsle Henry, res n e cor Bank and 16th.
Nourse R. E., conductor, res n w cor Fulton and 7th.
Nunn G. R., lab, res w s William 2 s of C.
Nuse F., (Nuse & Son) res Morgan bet 3rd and 4th.
Nuse & Son, lumber, cor 5th and Blondeau.
Oakes E., shoemaker, n e cor 2nd and Johnson, res same.
Oatman George, clerk, bds s s Exchange 2 e of 2nd.
Oatman Harvey, blacksmith, res s e cor 7th and Ridge. Oatman John, lab, at H. H. Lombard & Co.
Obertop C., toys, 92 Main, res same.
Obertop J. L., clerk, bds 72 Main.
Obleness Laban, farmer, res Keokuk ave nr City Limits.
O'Brien David, bartender, res 34 Exchange.
O'Brien Edward, lab, res 66 Palean.
O'Brien John, stone mason, res w s 4th 4 s of Johnson.
O'Brien John, lab, res 51 Des Moines.
O'Brien Mrs. M., (wid.) res w s 1st 2 s of Des Moines.
O'Brien Matthew, lab, res w s 1st 2 s of Des Moines.
O'Brien Michael, lab, res 80 Palean.
O'Brien Michael, shoemaker, bds H. Weyand.
O'Brien Patrick, fireman, res s w cor William and C.
O'Brien William, traveler, bds 84 Blondeau.
O'Connell John, bds s s Palean 2 e of 4th.
O'Connell Martin, boiler maker, bds s s Palean 2 w of 4th.
O'Conner F. H., the pioneer druggist of the city, established 1852, wholesale and retail dealer in drugs, medicines, chemicals, paints oils, glass, varnishes, brushes, dye stuffs, perfumeries, toilet ar- ticles, wines and liquors and druggists' supplies, 68 Main, res. 8 w cor 2d and Exchange. (See advt,)
O'Conner Martin, lab, res w s 4th 4 s of Palean.
O'Conner Michael. lab, res Middle rd 6 w of 20th.
O'Connor Michael, moulder, bds w s 4th 2 s of Palean.
O'Conner Michael, helper, res es 6th 2 s of Carrol.
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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Odd Fellows Hall, n e cor Main and 7th. For officers &c., see index O'Donnel John, lab, res s s Palean 6 e of 4th.
O'Donnel Thomas, liquors, res 78 Exchange.
O'Donnell & Co., wines and liquors, w s 4th bet Main and Johnson. Ogden J. B., lab, res s s Cedar 1 w of Cedar.
Ogden R. B., commercial printer, 17 Third, res 40 Concert.
Ogg Mrs. V., (wid) res 154 Johnson.
Ogilvie George W., general freight agent D. V. R. R., office Levee near Johnson, res n s Bank bet 1st and 2d.
O'Halleran Joseph, clerk, bds Laclede House.
O'Hara James, lab, res River 2 miles n of Main.
O'Hara -, lab, res Middle road 8 w of 20th.
Ohruka John, tailor, res e s 16th 1 s of Exchange. O'Keeffe James, baggage man, D. V. R. R., res n e cor Bank & 1st. Oliver C., engineer, bds Denver House.
Olmier M., dry goods clerk, bds s s Main bet 6th and 7th.
Olson Henry A., clerk, bds n w cor Main and 7th.
Olt James, brick mason, bds w s 14th 2 n of Morgan.
Olt Thomas, cistern builder, res w s 14th 2 n of Morgan.
Oltza Charles, lab, res e s 4th 2 s of Timea.
O'Neill John, teller in Keokuk Savings Bank, bds Patterson House.
O'Neil Mrs. M., (wid.) res s w cor 9th and Johnson.
O'Neil Michael, lab, res s w cor 8th and Carrol.
Opera House, Patrick Gibbons, propr., cor Main and 6th. (See advt.) Orar Andrew, lab, res River 2 miles n of Main.
Orr W. H., upholsterer, res e s 5th 2 n of Main.
'Osborne Charles, bill poster, 70 Main, res n e cor 3rd and Exchange. Osdensbaugh Charles, waiter, at Patterson House.
Otte John. drayman, res n e cor 2nd and Des Moines.
Ottel John, milkman, res cor Cedar and 17th.
Ottley John, farmer, res w of fair grounds.
Ottman Mrs. S., (wid.) res s s Exchange 2 w of 15th.
Ouhrabke John, tailor, res 16th bet Exchange and Bank.
Overman Henry, teamster, bds Simpson House. Overman Henry, Sr., teamster, bds Simpson House.
Overman Miss P., saleswoman, bds w s 11th bet Blondeau and High.
Overman Samuel, drayman, res s w cor 11th and Concert.
Oveshann Thomas, drayman, res w s 7th 2 n of Main.
Owen Ephraim, bds 11 Morgan.
Owens Samuel, teamster, res w s 13th 3 n of Fulton.
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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Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph Co., e s 2nd near Main.
Page John, works, Gray, Cannon & Co.
Page R. C., saloon, n e cor 6th and Johnson, bds same.
Pagett T. S., cooper, n e cor 11th and Fulton, res same. Palmer F. M., clerk, bds 61 Franklin.
Pardicoper Gary, lab, res n e cor 17th and Carrol.
Paris Flynn, lab, res s w cor 17th and Ridge.
Parker Mrs. E. A., dress maker, 4th n of Main, res same.
Parker James, cook, bds w s 8th 1 s of Johnson.
Parker R. L., machinist, D. V. R. R.
Parker W. L., wood measurer, res s e cor 12th and Exchange.
Parker W. N., clerk, bds s e cor 12th and Exchange.
Parr John, blacksmith, res s e cor E and Reid.
Parrish Mrs. M., (wid.) res w s 4th bet Main and Blondeau.
Parrott J. C., postmaster, res 56 Fulton.
Parrott Robert, messenger at Bower, Barclay & Co's Bank.
Parrott T. J., mailing clerk, Post Office, bds 56 Fulton.
Parshall McDonald, engineer, res e s 2nd bet Main and Johnson.
Parsons Mrs. A., (wid.) res 52 Morgan.
Parsons George R., insurance agent, 82 Main, res n w cor 17th & Carroll. Parsons Miss M. A., librarian, Keokuk Library Association, bds s s: Morgan bet 3rd and 4th.
Passenger Depot, C. B. & Q. R. R., n end of Levee.
Patridge L. A., foreman, on Canal Lock, bds Laclede House.
Patten Samuel, farmer, res w end of Main.
Patterson David, drayman, res ss Orleans 2 w of 15th.
Patterson Howard, bds 17 Second.
Patterson J. A., carpenter, res 10th bet High and Concert.
Patterson J. C., (W. A. & J. C. Patterson) res Patterson House. Patterson John, carpenter, res 60 Tenth.
Patterson S. T., pork packer, bds 79 Seventh.
Patterson T. B., bds 79 Seventh.
Patterson William, (Patterson & Timberman) res 79 Seventh. Patterson & Timberman, (William Patterson and William Timber- man) pork and beef packers, over 71 Johnson. (See advt.) Patterson William, res w s 18th 2 s of Palean.
Patterson W. A., (W. A. and J. C. Patterson, res Patterson House. Patterson House, W. A. & J. C. Patterson, proprs., cor Johnson and 3d. (See front cover.)
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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Paul J. B., miller, res 62 Morgan.
Pawson William, lab, res Levee bet Blondeau and Concert.
Pealer M. W., brakesman, bds Denver House.
Pearce I. N., book binder, and blank book manufacturer, n e cor Main and 2d, res 82 Bank. (See advt.)
Pearsons A. F., hair goods, 2 Estes House, res 81 Exchange.
Pearson B. C., lab, bds Scandinavian House.
Pechstein Conrad, [Pechstein & Nagel,] res w s 14th nr. Main.
Pechstein & Nagel, brewers, w s 14th near Main.
Peck C. K., [Peck Brothers, ] res e s Grand ave 1 n of 7th.
Peck N. G., [Peck Brothers, ] res e s Grand ave 2 n of 7th.
Peck Brothers, (C. K. & N. G. Peck,) wholesale and retail dealers in hardware, cutlery, lamps, rubber and leather belting, gum, cot- ton and hemp packing, drain tiles, also agents for Fairbank's scales, &c., s e cor Main and 4th. (See advt.)
Peck Peter, engineer, res 80 High.
Peet W. T., propr. of National Restaurant. meals furnished at all hours, also boarding day or week, cor Main and 6th, res same. (See advt.)
Peikert E., shoemaker, s s Main bet 1st and 2nd, res n s High bet 7th and 8th.
Pelgen Louis, cooper, res 134 Concert.
Pelgen Philip, cooper, cor 13th and Main, res same.
Pembleton Charles, runner for Taylor House.
Pemberton William, brickmoulder, res n w cor 2nd and Palean.
Pence Great, stone mason, bds Iowa House.
Pennell Oliver, brakesman, bds Denver House.
Perdew Charles, cooper, res s w cor 6th and Exchange.
Perdew John, carpenter, n w cor 6th and Blondeau, res 154 Fulton.
Perdew William, foreman news room Daily Constitution, bds 84 Blon- deau.
Per ins John T., undertaker, res 83 Fulton.
Perkins V. T., undertaker and dealer in metallic cases, caskets, cof- fins, &c,, 137 Main and w s 2nd bet Main and Johnson, res lat- ter place.
Perry Andy, machinist, bds H. Weyand.
Perry C. H., vice prest. D. V. R. R., and of Kilbourne, Leighton & Co., res s e cor 9th and Leighton.
Perry C. L., teamster, res e s 1st 2 n of Main.
Perry George, tinsmith, bds 52 Morgan.
Perry H. W., res s w cor 9th and Leighton.
Perry James, machinist, bds H. Weyand.
Peterson August, lab, res w s 9th 3 n of Main.
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.
HOLLAND'S KEOKUK CITY DIRECTORY. 133
Peterson B. M., res 107 Fulton.
Peterson C., lab, res w s 9th 3 n of Main.
Peterson Gustave, stone cutter, res 107 Fulton.
Peterson John, res n s Carrol 3 w of 14th.
Peterson Peter, lab, bds n w cor 6th and Johnson.
Peterson Peter, lab, res River 2 miles n of Main.
Peterson William, lab, res 18th bet Palean and Carroll.
Pewter George, farmer, res Keokuk ave. near city limits.
Pewter Peter, farmer, res Keokuk ave near city limits.
Pflug Adam, res 189 Exchange.
Pflug Edward, cigar maker, res Exchange, bet. 16th and 17th.
Pflug John, clerk, bds Exchange bet 16th and 17th.
Phalen Mrs. I., (wid.) res 157 Bank.
Phalen M. D., teacher, res 157 Bank.
Phelan John, lab, res cor 6th and Cedar.
Phelps C. O., (C. O. Phelps & Co.) res 85 Morgan.
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