Holland's Keokuk City directory : containing an historical sketch of the city, and complete list of all the residents : also a classified business directory, 1871-72, Part 14

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Publication date: 1872
Publisher: Chicago : Western Pub. Co.
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Phelps C. O. & Co., carpets, 148 Main.


Phillips C. E., (Ir win, Phillips & Co., and Phillips & Kerr,) res s e cor 3rd and High.


Phillips & Kerr, (C. E. Phillips and George Kerr) wholesale and. retail dealers in dry goods, notions, dress goods, &c., 85 Main.


Phillips G., mail agent, res 86 Seventh.


Phillips Mrs. Martha, (wid.) res n s Blondeau 2 w of 8th.


Phillips Oliver, carpenter, at S. C. & S. Carter.


Phillips Timothy, clerk, res ns Blondeau 2 w of 8th.


Philips Theo. J., manufacturer of Pianos, organs and melodeons, also tuner and repairer, s s Main nr cor 6th, bds Patterson House. Pickett Rev. Cyrus, pastor, First Congregational Church, res s e cor 6th and High.


Pierce William, lab, res 89 Concert.


Pierce W. L., medical student, bds n s Fulton bet 5th and 6th.


Pierce W. T., medical student, bds 45 Fulton.


Piere Andrew, machinist, D. V. R. R.


Piere James, machinist, D. V. R. R.


Piker Frank, shoemaker, res 77 High.


Pilchen John, cooper, res s s Palean 3 w of 14th.


Pilling J., engineer, res w s 14th 4 n of Concert.


Pilling Wilbur, lab, bds 62 DesMoines.


Piper H. J., (W. S. Piper & Son,) res ns Fulton 4 w of 10th. .


Piper W. S., gunsmith, bds Laclede House.


Piper W. S. & Son, gunsmiths, n s Main bet 1st and 2d.


Pipkin Mrs., (wid) res Plank road 3 w of toll gate.


Pipkin R. D., wood dealer, res Plank road near toll gate.


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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Pitcel Simon, plasterer, res w s 16th 3 w of Ridge.


Pitts Mrs. M. J., (wid) res s e cor 15th and Concert.


Pitt Walter, lab, res s s Palean 4 w of 6th.


Pittman G. W., (W. Blom & Co., and Lee, Pittman&Co., res 166 Fulton Pius Isaac, lab, res s e cor 5th and Bank.


Pointdexter James, barber, s e cor 2d and Main, res 50 High.


Pollard Amos, clerk, bds Morgan bet 4th and 5th.


Pollard Pompey, lab, res w s 15th 3 s of Carrol.


Pollard T. S., teamster, res n s Morgan 3 w of 4th.


Pollock Mrs. I., (wid.) res 83 Bank.


Pollock John, clerk. bds 83 Bank.


Pollock S., (S. Pollock & Co.,) res n e cor 6th and Timea.


Pollock S. & Co., (Samuel Pollock, J. M. Bisbee & Ben B. Jewell,) wholesale grocers, 118 Main.


Polser Henry, tailor, res s w cor 15th and Bank.


Pomeroy Austin, painter, bds 6th bet High and Concert.


Pomeroy John, painter, at H. Nolkamper, bds cor 6th and High.


Pond S. P., (S. P. Pond & Co.) res 134 Bank.


Pond S. P. & Co., (S. P. Pond, T. F. & G. V. S. Rickards,) commis- sion merchants and wholesale dealers in butter, eggs, and poul- try, s s Main bet 8th and 9th.


Pond T. N., wholesale dealer in eggs and butter, produce, &c., also commission merchant, 168 Main, res 78 Fulton. (See advt.)


Ponte Isaac, fruits and confectionery, s s Main nr 12th, res same. Pool Edward, cook, bds Laclede House.


Poole Mrs., (wid.) res River 2 miles n of Main.


Pore Samuel, farmer, bds Johnson road 2 w of 20th.


Possown William, lab, res Water bet Blondeau and Concert.


Post Office, J. C. Parrott, P. M., e s 2d bet Main and Johnson.


Potter Miss S., res n w cor 4th and Franklin.


Powell S. B., (McMillan & Powell,) res n e cor 2d and Morgan.


Powell Thomas, res 39 Seventh,


Powell W. H., lab, res s w cor C and Reid.


Powers Aaron, barber, bds s s High bet 5th and 6th.


Powers F., lab, res 192 Bank.


Powers Rev. George, pastor Chatham square M. E. Church, res n w cor 9th and Fulton.


Powers John J .. plasterer res 82 Palean.


Powers Patrick, tailor, res s s Blondeau 1 w of 4th.


Pratt Henry K., bookkeeper in the State National bank of Keokuk, bds Patterson House.


Prasse W., saloon, ss Main nr 12th, res 183 Johnson.


Prendergast Joseph P., orderly U. S. A .. bds Simpson House.


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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Presbyterian Church, (O. S.) Rev W. G. Craig, pastor, 8 w cor 7th and Blondeau.


Presbyterian Church, (United) Rev. J. Brown, pastor, n e cor 9th and Blondeau.


Price C. W., clerk, bds Taylor House.


Price Richard, carpenter, contractor and builder, 20, 1 n of Main, res s s Carrol 1 w of 17th.


Price William, (Price & Brother) res 33 Fulton.


Price William H., painter, bds s w cor 5th and Orleans.


Price William M., (Price & Brother) res s w cor 5th and Orleans.


Price & Bro., painters, 5th near Blondeau.


Priessman George, shoemaker, s s Main bet 10th and 11th, res samc. Primeau C. M., (Bruce & Primeau) res Blondeau bet 10th and 11th.


Pringler John, lab, res s e cor 3rd and Exchange.


Puder John, butcher, 4th bet Main and Johnson, res s e cor D and Oak. Puffer W., engineer, res 91 Exchange.


Pultz Frank, cigar maker, bds w s 4th bet Main and Johnson.


Purcell John, lab, D. V. R. R.


Purdey George, printer, res 122 Blondeau.


Pyles C. H., teamster, res s e cor 15th and Bank.


Pyles L. T., salesman, bds 84 Blondeau.


Quarterman W. H., printer, res 153 Timea.


Quicksell J. W., painter, res n w cor Park and B.


Quigley Mrs. - , laundress, at Patterson House.


Quigly Richard, waiter, at Laclede House.


Quinlan Lawrence, lab, res River 2 miles n of Main. Quinn Mrs. Ellen, (wid.) res w s 14th 3 s of Carrol.


Quinn Frank, cook, at Patterson House, res 93 Exchange. Quinn John, lab, res River 2 miles n of Main. Quinn Miss, res 80 Morgan.


Quinn Owen, lab, bds 80 Morgan.


Quinn Peter H., contractor, res s w cor 3rd and Fulton.


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Raber B., cooper, 136 Franklin, res same. Radasch E., cigar dealer, s s Main bet 1st and 2nd, res same.


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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Rafferty Andrew, lab, bds e s Park 2 s of A.


Ragen Matthew, lab, res n w cor 8th and Ridge.


Railey Branch, bds Patterson House.


Ralston W. W., (Wilson & Co .. ) res e s 11th 2 n of Main.


Ramsdale Mrs. Agnes, (wid.) res s w cor 16th and Morgan.


Ramssy Eli, brick maker, res n e cor 15th and Concert.


Randolph A., carpenter, D. V. R. R.


Randolph John, carpenter, res s w cor 15th and Palean.


Ranguet Mrs. F., res n w cor 14th and Ridge.


Rankin Henry, brick maker, 16th cor High, res n e cor 14th and Blondeau.


Rankin John, brick maker, res n s Morgan 3 w of 16th.


Rankin Johnson, brick maker, res w s 16th 2 s of Johnson.


Ransom Mrs. Ellen, {wid.) res n w cor 3rd and Blondeau.


Ranson John W., assistant book keeper, at Bower, Barclay & Co's Bank, bds n w cor 3rd and Blondeau.


Ranson Robert, book keeper, bds cor 3rd and Blondeau.


Raplee Uriah, (Raplee & Co.) res 92 Morgan.


Raplee U. & Co., bakers, 4th bet Main and Blondeau.


Rapp C. F., teamster, bds Denver House.


Ratchford James, lab, res w s 4th, 4 s of Palean.


Rathbun J. E., engineer, bds 89} Exchange.


Rathbun T. Z., fireman, bds 89} Exchange.


Ratineau Martial, painter, res 95 Bank.


Ray Wiley, stock dealer, res 50 Seventh.


Ray W. B., res s e cor 10th and Fulton.


Ray William, lab, bds 192 Bank.


Rayburn James, res 152 Johnson.


Read Edward W., carpenter, res cor 7th and Reid.


Real Thomas, harness maker, bds Palean bet 14th and 15th.


Rebenn M., machinist, res s w cor 14th and Main.


Red Samuel, lab, wks n w cor 2nd and High.


Reddington D., restaurant, 17 2nd, res same. Redholm Charles, painter, bds s s Main bet 1st and Water.


Reed Christian, carpenter, res s w cor 7th and Ridge.


Reed Edward, carpenter, res s e cor 7th and Ridge.


Reed John, lab, res cor 19th and High. Reed John, farmer, res w s 15th 3 s af Carrol.


Reed Mrs. N. W., (wid.) res 60 Concert. Reedon -, res s s A 2 w of William.


Reel -, lab, res s s Des Moines 1 e of 15th.


Reesberg John, lab, res River 1 miles n of Main. Rees Joseph, dentist, bds 89} Exchange.


Bostwick the leader of fashion in dry goods, Jaces, 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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Rees Mrs. M. (wid.) res s end Williams.


Rees Robert, printer, bds Laclede House.


Recs Wesley, lab, res s end William.


Rees Victor, works Gray, Cannon & Co.


Rees William, commercial, railroad, book and job printer, c s 2nd n cor Main, res 26 5th.


Reeves Phillip, res 61 Concert.


Reeves Towner, blacksmith, bds s w cor 9th and Morgan.


Reeves William, wheelman, Daily Constitution.


Rehm Mrs. A., (wid.) res Mrs Cuthbertson, Main st.


Reid H. T., Kilbourne, Leighton & Co., res s w cor 3rd and High.


Reid James M., lawyer, over 6 Third, bds Laclede House.


Reid R. H., (Reid & Anderson) res s s Morgan bet 9th and 10th.


Reid & Anderson, (R. H. Reid & W. E. Anderson) agents for Finkle & Lyon, Blees, Howe, and other first-class sewing machines, 7 ! Second. (Sce advt.)


Reid Samuel, physician, res 151 Morgan.


Reimbold William, (Reimbold & Eisenhuth) res n s Bank bet 9th and 10th.


Reimbold & Eisenhuth, (W. Reimbold and John Eisenhuth) manu- facturers of cigars and dealers in tobacco, meerschaum pipes, and


smokers articles generally, 176 Main bet 7th and 8th. (Sec ad.) Reimers Benedict, teamster, bds cor Main and 12th.


Reimers George, (Reimers & Stollt) res cor Main and 12th.


Reimers & Stollt, grocers, cor Main and 12th.


Reimer L., grocer, s s Main near 12th, res same.


Reinhart Frank, saloon and wine and beer hall and keeper of Jenny Lind table, 181 Main, res same.


Reinold P. H., manufr. of Catawba and Clinton wines, vineyard and residence Nauvoo, Ills, office Pechstein & Nagels' brewery, Keo- kuk. (Scc advt.)


Rellihan Thomas, lab, res cor 14th and Elm.


Remphy Louis, cigar maker, bds e s 7th bet Main and Johnson.


Renaldo N. T., lab, res 207 Exchange.


Renart Adam, carpenter, 189 Johnson, res same.


Renaud George, collector of gas company, bds 12th nr Morgan. Renaud Julius, jeweler, res cor 1st and High.


Renaud Leon A., sign painter, bds w s 12th bet Morgan and Fulton.


Renaud Mrs. P., (wid.) res w s 12th 1 n of Morgan.


Renfrow Warren, river pilot, res n s Exchange 2 w of 11th.


Reno John, omnibus collector, res w s 4th 5 s of Johnson.


Reno William, teamster, res w s 4th 5 s of Johnson.


H. N. Bostwick dealer in dry goods, dress goods, notions, &c., 102 & 104 Main street.


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Briggs House, Chicago, B. H. Skinner, proprietor. First class in every respect.


Dr. F. H. O'Connor, established 1852, dealer in all kinds of patent medicines, &c., 68 Main street.


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Rensch Conrad, shoemaker, 7 3rd, res s s Johnson 2 w of 7th. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, s s Main near 9th.


Repplinger M., butcher, 4th bet Main and Johnson, res es 5th bet Ridge and Cedar.


Reps Charles, music teacher, res Grand ave 1 w of 14th.


Requist Andrus, lab, res w s 9th 4 n of Main.


Retnau Marshal, painter, at Geo. Hill & Co.


Reynolds Charles, lab, bds n s Bank 3 w of 16th.


Reynolds John, lab, bds n s Bank 3 w of 16th.


Reynolds J., lab, res ns Bank 3 w of 16th.


Reynolds Silas, lab, res 199 Exchange.


Riblet J. H., tinner, res w s 12th 2 n of Main.


Ribyn Mathias, machinist, D. V. R. R.


Rice J. L., lawyer, s w cor Main and 2nd, bds Patterson House.


Rice W. G., asst. telegraph operator, Pacific & Atlantic Telegraph Co. Rickards G. V. S., (S. P. Pond & Co.) res 77 Morgan.


Rickards T. F., (S. P. Pond & Co.) res 150 High.


Rickert John. barber, n e cor 2nd and Johnson, res same. Rickey E. A., salesman, bds cor 2nd and Timea.


Rickey J. K., editor and proprietor, Keokuk Commercial and Real Estate Journal, real estate agent and notary public, n e cor Main and 2nd, res s e cor 2nd and Timea. (See advt.) Rickey William, res 101 High.


Rickey W. P., commercial broker. res n s Bank 4 e of 2nd.


Richards J. M., carpenter, res s s Palean 2 w of 8th.


Richmond Jacob, driller, at Comstock Bros. & Co.


Richmond Joshua, blacksmith, res 184 Johnson.


Ridley Robert, lab, res n w cor 9th and Johnson.


Riers John, shoemaker, res 56 Palean.


Rifley Charles, res 134 Fulton.


Riggins Robert, teamster, res e s 4th bet Main and Blondeau.


Riggins William, lab, bds e s 4th bet Main and Blondeau.


Riley Jacob, lab, res e s 1st 2 s of Bank,


Ringstrom Charles, res s e cor 16th and Exchange.


Ringstrom John, painter, res s e cor 16th and Johnson.


Rinker Adolph, European passage and exchange broker, sells drafts and tickets to and from all parts of Europe, insurance agent, &c., s e cor Main and 5th, res same. (See advt.) Rinke Frederick, porter, bds Main bet 3rd and 4th. Ripp Mrs., huckster, cor 4th and Johnson, res same. Rippon John, machinist. res s w cor William and C. Rippon J. J., fireman, D. V. R. R.


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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Risley J. W., farmer, res n w cor 5th and DesMoines.


Rist Enoch, boarding house, n s Main bet 7th and 8th, res same.


Rix George, res n e cor 6th and Orleans.


Roach John, res s e cor Park and A.


Roberts Alf, city marshall, n e cor Main and 7th, res n s Morgan bet 4th and 5th.


Roberts Enos, shoemaker, res 190 Bank.


Roberts Hugh, sec'y and treas. lowa Coal Co., res n w cor 5th and Franklin.


Robertson Allen, clerk, bds 86 Bank.


Robertson Charles. res 46 Eleventh.


Robertson Donald, blacksmith, res 3d bet Johnson and Exchange.


Robertson G. B., lab, D. V. R. R.


Robertson H., (Albers, Hanna & Co.,) and (Collier, Robertson & Co.,) res 86 Bank.


Robertson Mrs. R. M., (wid) res 46 Eleventh.


Robinson A. J., cooper, res 86 Concert.


Robinson Nathan, medical student, bds 59 Blondeau.


Robison George, carpenter, res e s 4th 4 s of Palean.


Robison Joshua, water hauler, res w s 12th 3 s of DesMoines.


Robison J. A., cooper, res 104 Ninth.


Rochford Anthony, teamster, bds cor 5th and Carrol.


Rockanbach Charles, upholsterer, res s w cor 13th and Exchange.


Rochkanbach Frederick, cabinet maker, res s w cor 18th and Main. Rockerman John, shoemaker, bds w s 12th 2 s of Bank.


Rodefer J. W., prest. Iowa Coal Co., res 60 Fifth.


Roe Martin, conductor, res n w cor 2d and Blondeau.


Reeder Charles, cigar maker, bds W. Hoefer.


Rogan John, lab, bds s e cor E. and Reid.


Rogers Hugh, shoemaker, bds n s Main 5 e of 2d.


Rogers J. M., boarding house, n e cor 5th and Johnson, res same.


Rogers Mathew, res s s DesMoines 9 w of 4th.


Rogers Michael, lab, res s s DesMoines 9 w of 4th.


Rogers W. H., machinist, res s s D 3 w of Estes.


Rogerson Mathew, moulder, bds 7th cor Des Moines.


Rolla Fire Engine House, No. 2, s s Main near 10th. Rollet Edward, cigar maker, bds Patterson House. Rollman Mrs. C., res 183 Johnson.


Roman Catholic Church (St. Joseph's), Rev. W. Dunn, pastor, n e cor 4th and High.


Roman Catholic Church (St. Mary's), Rev. -, pastor, cor 14th and Johnson.


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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Roman Catholic Church (St. Peter's), Rev. A. Travis, pastor, n e cor 10th and Exchange.


Rooks lab, res s s Cedar 2 w of 16th.


Rooney James, res n e cor 2nd and Johnson.


Roos Louis, salesman, at City Drug Store, res Main near 18th. Roost Charles, cigar maker, bds Main near 18th.


Rose A., clerk, res 84 Fulton.


Rosemier Edward, driver, W. S. Ivins.


Rosemire George, teamster, bds w s 3rd bet Main and Johnson.


Rosemire Mrs. M., (wid.) res w s 3rd bet Main and Johnson.


Rosemire Robert, driver U. S. Exp., bds w s 3rd bet Main & Johnson.


Rosenthal Henry, traveler, res w s 11th 4 s of Bank.


Roth Rudolph, lab, at Leisy & Bro., bds same.


Rothert August, (Rothert Brothers,) res Cincinnati, Ohio.


Rothert Henry W., (Rothert Brothers, ) res 95 Blondeau.


Rothert Herman, (Rothert Brothers,) res Cincinnati, Ohio.


Rothert Brothers, (August, Herman and Henry W. Rothert,) dealers in general and cabinet hardware, carriage and wagon maker's material, &c, 210 Main. (See advt.)


Rothston Isaac, pedlar, res 59 9th.


Rovan Thomas, lab, res n s Des Moines 1 w of 9th.


Rowe Mrs. O. C., (wid.) res 54 Morgan.


Rowe R. R., carpenter, bds 54 Morgan,


Rowell L. G., lawyer, res 51 10th.


Rubican Daniel, clerk, res Grand ave 2 w of 14th.


Ruddick Mrs. E. J., (wid.) res n w cor 7th and Grand ave.


Ruddick R. L., (Ruddick, Kiser & Co.,) res n e cor 8th and Orleans. Ruddick, Kiser & Co., (R. L. Ruddick, Oscar Kiser and B. H. Smith,) pork packers, office 96 Main.


Ruddick William, res 99 High.


Ruhe Edward, cigar maker, bds Patterson House.


Runbeck L. B., lab, res 203 Johnson.


Ruse John, machinist, res n s Bank 2 e of 2d.


Rush Peter, bricklayer, res n w cor 7th and Johnson.


Russell Scott, clerk, res 115 High.


Russert John, lab at Union Brewery, bds same.


Rust Alexander, butcher, res Main cor 17th. Ryan J., canvasser, res rear 140 Johnson.


Ryan John C., lab, res s w cor 6th and Ridge.


Ryan Luke, lab, res e s 5th bet Palean and Carrol.


Ryan Michael, lab, res s e cor 8th and DesMoines.


Ryan Mrs., (wid) res n s A, 1 w of Park.


Ryan Mrs. M., (wid) res s w cor Water and Johnson.


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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Ryan Patrick, lab, res s w cor Bluff and D.


Ryan Thomas, lab, res e s 5th 3 s of Palean.


Ryan T. D., stone mason, res n e cor Missouri ave and E.


Ryan William, lab, bds n w cor 3d and Johnson.


Ryan William, lab, res River 2 miles n of Main.


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Sabolt George, farmer, res Section line bet Main and Johnson road. Safford J. P., physician, Estes House block, res n e cor 6th & Morgan. Sala E. B., painter, res rear 148 Bank.


Salcer John, baker, 4th bet Main and Johnson, res same.


Sample Mrs. - , (wid.) res 21 Concert.


Sample S. S., (Sample, Armitage & Co., and Collier, Robertson & Co.) res s w cor 2nd and High.


Sample, Armitage & Co., (S. S. Sample, S. Armitage and D. W. McElroy) proprietors of the Buckeye Foundry and Machine


shop, established in 1849, cor Johnson and 9th. (See advt.) Sample W. S., farmer, res 85 Concert.


Samuels Joseph A., (Higgins & Samuels) res n e cor 16th and Fulton. Sanborn M. N., oculist, s s Carrol 3 w of 15th, res same.


Sanburn Andrew, clerk, res n s Main bet 2nd and 3rd.


Sanford J. F., (Sanford & Bethenod) res s e cor 2nd and Blondeau. Sanford & Bethenod, (J. F. Sanford and H. Bethenod) physicians and surgeons, s e cor 2nd and Blondeau. (See advt.)


Santo August, lab, res n w cor 11th and Main.


Santo David, (Kuebler & Santo) bds s s Main bet 12th and 13th.


Sauer P., cigars. 161 Main, res 87 Exchange.


Sawyer I. A., (Irwin, Phillips & Co.) res s e cor 8th and Orleans. Sawyer M. C., clerk, bds Laclede House.


Saylor Mrs. - , (wid.) res w s 10th 3 s of Bank.


Scandinavian House, E. Hedman, propr., s s Main bet 1st and Water. Scales Nathan, lab, res n s Main 3 w of 11th.


Scanlon John, lab, bds n w cor Main and Water.


Scanlon Patrick, mason, res w s 4th 3 s of Palean.


Schaefer George, barber and manufr. of cigars and dealer in tobacco and smoker's articles generally, s s Main bet 11th and 12th, res s s Timea near 14th.


Schaefer Gust., manager for Mrs. L. Seifert's barber shop, bds La- clede House.


Schafer Kune, cabinet maker, cor Main and 13th, res same.


Schakles Henry, lab, res e s 3rd 4 s of Johnson.


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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Schaelling H., painter, res 154 Timea.


Schank Frank, shoemaker, res 187 Exchange.


Schanck Peter, lab, res 45 Palean.


Schardelman H. A., dealer in all kinds of furniture, looking glasses, &c,, also repairing done in best manner on short notice, 203 Main, res same.


Scharfenberg Henry, manufr. of harness and saddles, and dealer in whips, collars and saddlery hardware, n s Main bet 7th and 8th, res 188 Johnson.


Schearer W., (W. Schearer & Co.,) res 204 Johnson.


Schearer W. & Co., (W. Schearer & F. Schroeder,) dealers in groce- ries, provisions, crockery, flour, feed, produce, wooden ware, &c, s s Main near 11th.


Schekhorn P., carpenter, D. V. R. R.


Schelle John, cigar maker, bds Laclede House.


Scheppers Bernard, cigar maker, bds Enoch Rist, Main St.


Schevers Francis, tinsmith, at W. S. Moore.


Schevers Henry, painter, res s s Carrol 2 w of 15th.


Schevers Rudolph, plasterer, bds s s Carrol 2 w of 15th.


Schikan Philip, carpenter, res n s Ridge 2 w of 15th. Schillinger Mrs. C., (wid) res s w cor 13th and Franklin.


Schilsunk George, lab, res n s Ridge 2 w of 14th. Schima Joseph, planer, res e s 4th, 4 s of Palean.


Schlotter Jacob, clerk, res n s Bank 1 w of 15th.


Schlotter Joseph, blacksmith, bds s s Exchange 3 w of 15th.


Schlotter Mrs., (wid) res s s Exchange 3 w of 15th. Schmid Otto, cigar maker, bds 149 Main.


Schmidt Christian, (Schmidt & Wolf) res 105 High.


Schmidt & Wolf, (Christian Schmidt and Peter Wolf,) blacksmiths & horse shoers, and manufacturers of iron railing, grating and all kinds of house work, 209 Main.


Schmidt Frank, lab, wrks James Barker.


Schmidt Oswald, butcher, bds n w cor 11th and Cedar.


Schmidt William, res n e cor William and A.


Schmidt A., cigars, cor Main and 7th, res cor 13th and Concert.


Schneider George, saloon, Water bet Main and Blondeau, res same. Schneider Nicholas, cooper, res s s High 3 w of 15th.


Schoch John, shoemaker, s s Main bet 9th and 10th, res 192 Bank. Schok Joseph, bricklayer, bds s s Main bet 10th and 11th.


Schotte Charles, carpenter, bds H. Weyand,


Schouten Henry, lab, res s w cor 12th and Cedar.


Schraeder August, carpenter, res s e cor A and Reid. Schrader H., lab, bds Keokuk House.


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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Schrader Herman, clerk, bds Depot House.


Schreiner Rev. E. L., pastor, Exchange street M. E. Church, res s s Timea bet 9th and 10th.


Schroeder F., (W. Schearer & Co.) bds cor Johnson and 18th.


Schuck John, shoemaker, res 190 Bank.


Schueler Frederick, cigar maker, res s s Main bet 11th and 12th. Schueler, Otto, music teacher, cor Main and 12th, res same. Schuler F., restaurant, n s Main near 5th, res same.


Schultz Frederick, lab, res 133 Exchange.


Schultz John, carpenter, bds Franklin House.


Schulz Charles, (Karle & Schulz) res 131 Exchange.


Schulz George, proprietor of the Central Meat Market, and dealer in beef, mutton, pork, and all kind of cut meats, s s Main near 9th. Schwaner Casper, tinner, res 182 Johnson.


Schwartz Andrew, lab, res e s 1st 2 n of Main.


Schwartz D. W .. , engineer, res 149 Exchange.


Schwartz Frederick, shoemaker, res n s Bank 1 w of 10th.


Schwartz Henry, butcher, bds n e cor 5th and Johnson.


Schwarz F, shoemaker, cor Main and 7th, res Bank bet 10th & 11th.


Schwatzina Joseph, watchman, res e s 4th 4 s of Palean.


Schweer William, cigar box manufr., e s 5th bet Main and Johnson, res s s Main bet 5th and 6th.


Schweg Otto, cigar maker, bds w s 4th bet Main and Johnson.


Scibird Stephen, cigars, res 57th 7th.


Scott Charles, lab, res s s Blondeau 3 w of 4th.


Scott Daniel, lab, res w s 3rd 1 s of Exchange.


Scott George, cook at Patterson House.


Scott George, clerk, bds n e cor 8th and Main.


Scott Henry, fireman, res 192 Bank.


Scott James, lab, res w s 8th 2 n of High.


Scott Mrs., (wid.) res n e cor 8th and Main.


Scott Samuel, carpenter, res w s 10th 4 s of Main.


Scovern Henry, blacksmith, bds s w cor 9th and Morgan.


Scroggs J. W., wholesale and retail dealer in lumber, lath, shingles, doors, sash, blinds, pickets, posts, eave spouting, &c., cor 5th and Concert, res w s 5th 2 n of High. (See advt.)


Scully John H .. salesman, bds Laclede House.


Seal C., (Seal, Waterman & Miller,) res s w cor 10th and Blondeau. Seal, Waterman & Miller, (C. Seal, John G. Waterman & W. B. Miller,) manufrs. of carriages, buggies, express wagons, &c., 285 and 287 Main.


Seaton Mrs. C., (wid.) res n e cor 2nd and Timea.


Seaton George M., Indian trader, res 31 7th. .




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