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 15

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Publication date: 1872
Publisher: Chicago : Western Pub. Co.
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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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Seaton J. H., physician, w s 2nd bet Main and Johnson, res n w cor 2d and Bank.


Seaton Lee R., attorney and counsellor at law, collecting agent and notary public, over post office, res 77 Exchange. (Sec advt.) Seibert John. lab, res s w cor 8th and Palean.


Seibert J. B., cigars, &c., w s 2d nr Main, res ns Main bet 9th & 10th Seibert Stephen, manufacturer of cigars and dealer in tobacco, smoking and chewing, meerschaum and other pipes and smokers' articles generally, 78 Main, res cor 7th and Johnson. (See ad.) Seidlitz G. N., homeopathic physician, 7 Third, res s w cor 7th & High Seifert Mrs. L., barber shop, w s 3d bet Main and Johnson, res 89 Exchange.


Seitz Mrs. B., (wid) 125 Iligh, res same.


Sell Henry, blacksmith, cor 14th and Main, res s s High bet 15th & 16th Sellers A. M., (Sellers & Sherer) res s w cor 12th and Blondeau.


Sellers & Sherer, carpenters, n w cor 7th and Blondeau.


Sellers John, printer, bds 84 Blondeau.


Sellers Morris, supt. machinery department DesMoines Valley R. R. res 12 Fulton.


Sencoe- -, lab, res n e cor 10th and DesMoines.


Seward Mrs. L., (wid) res n w cor 10th and Johnson.


Seymour Henry, book keeper, res n s Exchange 2 w of 11th.


Shadle H. P., carpenter, res Middle rd 7 w of 20th.


Shafer Henry, engineer, res e s 1st 2 s of Bank.


Shahill Patrick, lab, bds Greentree House.


Shannonhouse George, lab, res s s Palean 2 w of 17th.


Sharp Peter, teamster, res n w cor 2d and Des Moines. Sharts T. S., lab, bds, Exchange bet 3d and 4th. Shaver Philip, brewer, bds cor 18th and Plank road. Shaw Mrs. H., (wid.) res s e cor 4th and Timea. Shaw Miss Mollie, res s e cor 5th and Blondeau. Shaw William H., machinist, res e s Sixth 1 n of High.


Shay Mrs. HI., (wid.) res s e cor 1st and Exchange. Shea J., stone mason, bds Denver House.


Shears H., teamster, bds Laclede House.


Sheahan Daniel, lab, res s e cor 6th and Ridge.


Sheehan Mrs. M., (wid.) res n e cor 4th and Timea.


Sheen William, machinist, D. V. R. R.


Shehan Patrick, lab, D. V. R. R.


Sheldon G. A., messenger, U. S. Exp. Co., res 157 High.


Shelley James M., city treasurer, and of Shelley & Son, res 32 High. Shelley W. F., (J. M. Shelley & Son) bds 32 High.


Shelley J. M. & Son, dry goods, 98 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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Shelton Lewis, lab, res n s Concert 2 w of 6th.


Shepard John, lab, res s e cor 8th and Fulton.


Sherer Charles, (Sellers & Sherer,) res n w cor 13th and Fulton.


Sherer Mrs. S., (wid.) res 32 Exchange.


Sheridan Peter, stone mason, bds Depot House.


Sheridan Morris, blacksmith, bds n w cor Main and 1st.


Sherman Charles, lab, res s e cor 16th and Ridge.


Sherwood John, salesman, res n w cor 6th and Exchange. Sherwood Mrs. M., (wid.) res n w cor 6th and Exchange.


Sherwood William, bds Laclede House.


Shields Ed., shoemaker, at Huiskamp & Matless. Shields James, carpenter, res n s Ridge 1 w of 3rd.


Shinnick C. C., physician, bds s e cor 8th and Franklin.


Shinninghouse George, porter, res Palean bet 17th and 18th.


Shipell Mrs. (wid.) res s e cor 11th and Blondeau. Shippey David D., cooper, res n w cor D and Park. Shirk Joseph, lab, res n s Bank 3 w of 16th.


Shonen Peter, carpenter, res s w cor Ist and Des Moines.


Shontz I. S., (I. S. & J. Shontz) res Denver House.


Shontz J., (I. S. & J. Shontz) res Denver House.


Shontz I. S. & J , proprs. Denver House, s w cor Ist and Johnson. Shores John, res w s 1st 2 s of Timea.


Shortey Hugh, res 64 High.


Short Philip, tailor, res w s 16th 4 s of Ridge.


Shorts M. P., clerk, bds 44 Exchange.


Shorts Mrs. - , (wid.) res 44 Exchange.


Shupe Edward, bell boy, at Patterson House.


Siceter Mrs. H., (wid.) res n e cor 3rd and High.


Sick Jacob, carpenter, res n e cor 19th and Carrol.


Sieffert Charles, runner, Denver House.


Sievers F., wholesale and retail dealer in fancy goods, notions, baskets, toys, cutlery, bird cages, embroideries, zephyr worsteds, &c., 144 Main, res same. (See advt.)


Sigler Jeremiah, lab, res s e cor 4th and Bank. Simonsen , shoemaker, at Huiskamp & Matless.


Simon Jacob, barber, bds n s Exchange bet 7th and 8th.


Simon Joseph, harness maker, bds s s Main bet 6th and 7th.


Simpson R .. propr. Simpson House, n e cor 6th and Johnson, res same. Simpson House, R. Simpson, propr., n e cor 6th and Johnson. -


Simpson Simon, shoemaker, res s e cor 13th and Blondeau. Sims Fred. (Boner & Sims,) bds Taylor House.


Sisson Francis, assistant post master, res 135 Bank.


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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Skarien Charles, lab, bds Scandinavian House.


Skelsey Joseph, contractor, bds Taylor House.


Skinner E. H., engineer, bds Taylor House.


Skinner J. M., fireman, bds Taylor House.


Slaughter N., cooper, res s w cor 15th and Concert.


Sleeth F. V., traveler, res s w cor 3rd and Orleans.


Sloatz Anton, lab, bds n s Fulton 4 e of 3rd.


Small John, machinist, res n w cor 15th and Concert.


Smart George, fireman, res 119 Fulton.


medley Edwin, machinist, res e s 9th 2 n of Fulton.


Smedley William, engineer, bds e s Ninth 2 n of Fulton.


Smedzler John, res s s Main 2 w of 12th.


Smets W. C., watchman, res s w cor 12th and Cedar.


Smit Nicholas, baker, res w s 14th 2 s of Ridge.


Smith Andy, waiter, at Patterson House.


Smith Alexander, cigars, res 193 Concert.


Smith Anderson, clerk, res 136 Bank.


Smith A. J., clerk. C. B. & Q. R. R., res ws 8th bet Exchange & Bank Smith B., brakesman, bds Denver House.


Smith B. H., Ruddick, Kiser & Co., res s s Bank 2 w of 10th.


Smith Charles, associate editor Daily Constitution, res n s Franklin, 2 w of 7th.


Smith Charles, propr. Keokuk House, s w cor 1st and Main, res same. Smith Christopher, saloon, wines, liquors and cigars, n e cor 3d and Johnson, res same.


Smith D. B. jr., wine dealer, res 26 Morgan.


A Smith E., teamster, bds 100 Blondeau bet 9th and 10th.


Smith E. C., conductor, res n w cor 1st and Bank.


Smith Ed. C., (Greene & Smith) bds cor 2d and Exchange.


Smith Francis, salesman, bds Blondeau bet 9th and 10th.


Smith George, compositor, res 81 Bank.


Smith George H., conductor, res 59 Franklin.


Smith George R., grocer, cor Main and Levee, res es 3rd 2 n of Blondeau.


Smith Harry E , printer, res 57 Franklin.


Smith Henry, teamster, at C. P. Haseltine.


Smith Henry, carpenter, s w cor 11th and Johnson, res same.


. Smith II. C., bds s e cor 2nd and Exchange.


Smith Henry C., machinist, bds s e cor 8th and Franklin.


Smith Henry M., huckster, 4th bet Main and Johnson, res same.


Smith J., runner for Laclede House.


Smith Jacob, lab, res Cherry near H.


Smith John, shoemaker, at Huiskamp & Matless.


Smith John, res 130 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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Smith John, baker, U. Raplee & Co.


Smith Joseph, bds Simpson House.


Smith James D., clerk, bds 13 3rd.


Smith J. F., bds 100 Blondeau.


Smith J. K., salesman, bds Patterson House.


Smith J. R., clerk. bds Taylor House.


Smith Joseph S., engineer in charge Keokuk and Hamilton bridge, 20 Concert, res same.


Smith Mrs., (wid.) res w s 5th 2 n of Johnson.


Smith Mrs., res n e cor 3rd and Exchange.


Smith Michael, lab. res s w cor 13th and Cedar.


Smith M. G., brakesman, bds Denver House.


Smith Peter, lab, res s e cor Blondeau and 1st.


Smith Philipp, boarding house, s s Main bet 1st and Water, res same.


Smith R. E., res s e cor 10th and Orleans.


Smith T, G., fireman, res 63 Concert.


Smith William, stone mason, bds Greentree House.


Smith William, lab, bds Greentree House,


Smith W. E., lab, bds w s 8th 3 s of Exchange.


Smith W. F., clerk, bds 136 Bank.


Smith W. L. C., carpenter, res 200 Johnson.


Smith Y. R., salesman, bds Taylor House.


Smyth George B., (G. B. Smyth & Co.) res 15 Concert.


Smyth George B. & Co., pork and beef packers, dealers in provisions, and proprs. of Keokuk Pork House, e s 2nd bet Main & Johnson. Snively Nephi, carpenter, res n s Carrol 2 w of 17th.


Snyder D., collar maker, res Seventh 1 n of Blondeau.


Soellinger Morris, tailor, res Hill 24 n of 4th.


Solomon Lewis, pawnbroker, w s 3rd bet Main and Johnson, res e s 3rd bet Main and Blondeau.


Somerville -, tinner, bds 84 Blondeau.


Spaan John, brick yard, cor 19th and Plank road, res same.


Spears Henry, teamster, bds cor 16th and Blondeau.


Speck, Jacob, teamster, res s s Cedar 3 w of 16th.


Spellesey John, lab, res w s 5th 2 n of Concert.


Spence James, lab, res 80 High.


Spence W. T., salesman, res cor 6th and Fulton.


Spencer Miss V., saleswoman, at Brown, Woodward & Browns'. Spencer Mrs., (wid.) res s e cor 11th and Blondeau.


Spicer Frank, house, sign and ornamental painter, dealer in wall pa- per and paper hanger, Blondeau bet 4th and 5th, res same. Spicer N., watchmaker, n s Main bet 7th and 8th, res same. Spiesberger pedlar, res w s 13th 2 n of Blondeau.


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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Spiesberger Isaac, (I. R. Spiesberger & Co.,) res 42 7th.


Spiesberger I. R., (I. R. Spiesberger & Co.) res n s Blondeau bet 10th aud 11th.


Spiesberger I. R. & Co., (I. R. & Isaac Spiesberger,) dealers in ready made clothing. gents' furnishing goods, hats, caps, trunks, valises &c., 5 Fstes House, Main street.


Spiesberger Jacob, clothing, 103 Main, bds n w cor 5th and Franklin. Spiesberger L., (Spiesberger, Mayer & Co.,) res n w cor 5th & Franklin. Spiesberger M., (Spiesberger, Mayer & Co .. ) res 117 Blondeau.


piesberger, Mayer & Co., dry goods, 111 Main.


Spoffard Richard, lab, C. B. & Q. R. R.


Sprague Henry, lab, res 199 Exchange.


Spring Jacob, saloon and billiard hall, fine wines, liquors and cigars always on hand, 151 Main, res s s Exchange bet 11th and 12th. Spring Martin, lab, res 191 Exchange.


Springer B., farmer, res Johnson rd 3 w of 20th.


Springer L. D., agent for the Union Coal and Mining Co., office foot of Main, res n s Morgan bet 10th and 11.


Strader Joseph, moulder, res n s Johnson 3 w of 13th.


Stafford F. M., clerk, bds e s 6th 2 s of Bank.


Stafford James, stone cutter, res s s DesMoines 6 w of 4th.


Stafford M., wholesale grocer, commission merchant, and dealer in foreign and domestic wines and liquors, cordage, twines, etc., res n s Blondeau bet 1st and 2d. (See advt.)


Stafford Thomas, (Maple & Stafford) res s e cor 10th and Bank.


Stahl Charles, butcher, res s s Main nr 10th.


Stahl George, shoemaker, res s w cor 6th aud Fulton.


Stahl John, propr. of Keokuk bakery, s s Main bet 8th and 9th, res same.


Stahl John A., shoemaker, 61 Main, res s e cor 6th and Fulton.


Stannus John, grocer, n e cor 5th and Johnson, res 148 Concert.


Stannus William, clerk, bds s s Concert 3 w of 10th.


Stanwood George, supt. of poor, bds Patterson House.


Stanwood J. W., bds 60 Concert.


Stark George, works Gray, Cannon & Co.


Stark John, clerk, res 193 Main.


Starkweather Norman, grocer, res 128 Morgan. Staudemann Gustav, tinsmith, bds s s Main bet 6th and 7th.


Stebinger Louis, shoemaker, res n s Main bet 11th and 12th.


Steele Edward, shoemaker, res rear 148 Bank.


Steele William, stone mason, res 70 Franklin.


Steele William D., traveler, bds Laclede House.


Steely D. C., river pilot, res s e cor 3rd and Bank.


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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Steely Mrs. Mary, (wid.) res n s Exchange 1 w of 3rd.


Steely William, carpenter, res w s Ninth 2 n of Morgan.


Steenwyck William, plasterer, res s s Palean 2 w of 15th.


Steinmetz Peter, tailor, res n w cor 16th and Exchange.


Steinmiller Daniel, lab, res 199 Johnson.


Steinwalter George, lab, bds Joseph Kurtz, Plank road. Sterling John, printer, bds s e cor 10th and Fulton.


Stern Isaac N., (I. N. Stern & Co.) res n w cor 6th and Concert.


Stern Isaac N. & Co., merchant tailors and wholesale and retail


clothiers and dealers in gents furnishing goods, 52 Main & 2 2d Sternbery William, lab, bds n e cor 17th and Carrol.


Sterne G., produce dealer, cor 1st and Main, res cor 5th & Blondeau.


Sterns Jemain, produce dealer, res s e cor 5th and Blondeau.


Stevens Jacob, carpenter, res 199 Exchange. Stevens Mrs. N., (wid) res n s Johnson 3 w of 1st.


Stevens William, res n w cor 1st and Exchange.


Stevenson Benjamin, lab, res s s Palean 5 e of 4th.


Stevenson Isaiah G., salesman, bds n s Exchange bet 6th and 7th.


Stevenson Mrs. M., (wid) res 75 Exchange.


Stewart - -, millwright, bds s e cor E. and Reid.


Stewart S. T., messenger, U. S. Ex. Co., bds Taylor House. Stewart S. W., res 58 Tenth.


Stewart William, lab, res w s 15th 1 s of Palean.


Stewart William, carpenter, res s e cor 9th and Blondeau.


Stewart William, lab, res cor 14th and Carrol.


Stiebinger Daniel, established 1848, manufacturer of furniture, cabinet ware, coffins, &c., n s Main bet 11th and 12th, res same. Stiebinger Frederick, carpenter, bds n s Main bet 11tn and 12th. Stiles George P., clerk P. O., bds s s Exchange 2 e of 2nd. Stiller Augtst, bell boy, at Patterson House. Stiller Mrs. H., (wid.) res w s William 2 s of D. Stilson A. C., lumber dealer, res n e cor 2nd and Timea.


Stimpson William, (McKee & Stimpson) bds Patterson House. St. Louis and Keokuk Packet Co., landing and office, foot of Johnson. Stobbard George, boiler maker, bds Denver House.


Stobbard William, boiler maker, bds Denver House. Stoddard John, engineer, res s w cor C and Bluff.


Stoddard William, teamster, res s e cor Ist and Bank.


Stoesberg Charles, cooper, res n s Bank 3 w of 16th. Stoker George, lab, res Main w of 20th.


Stokes Phillip, lab, res Hill 15 n of 4th.


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


Stone Sandie, local editor of Gate City, res n s Exchange 2 w of 2d.


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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Stork George, carpenter, res 138 Johnson.


Story Albert, drayman, bds 65 Morgan.


Story Alfred, lab, res w s 9th 2 s of Main.


Story A. B., teamster, res s e cor 2d and Palean.


Story Peter, bds 65 Morgan.


Storry John. yardman, at Patterson House.


Story W. F., porter at Patterson House.


Stotts William, bds 134 Fulton.


Scott William, res Hill 28 n of 4th.


Scott William T., res Hill 28 n of 4th.


Stracke A., (Stracke & Caesar) res 138 Concert.


Stracke & Caesar, (A. Stracke and F. Caesar) importers of and wholesale dealers in brandies, gins, rums, whiskies, wines, bit- ters, &c., s e cor Main and 6th.


Strange John, teamster, res Rees' addition.


Strange Pleasant, teamster, res Rees' addition.


Stribley George, miller, bds n e cor 14th and Main.


Stripe W. A., civil engineer, bds W. C. Stripe, 7th street.


Stripe W. C., United States asst. assessor, office over post office, res w 8 7th bet Orleans and Grand ave.


Stripe Joseph, salesman, bds W. C. Stripe, 7th street.


Stultz George, moulder, res 130 Franklin.


St. Vincent Female Day School, Sister Gertrude, superioress, 84 7th. (See advt.)


Styneman Louis, tinsmith, bds s s Main bet 6th and 7th.


Stypes Charles, engineer, res n e cor 3rd and Palean.


Suber R. L., law student, bds s e cor 4th and Morgan.


Sugenhiemer Rev. M., pastor, Israelitish Synagoge, bds n s Blondeau 3 w of 10th.


Sullivan A. C., clerk, res w s 6th 5 s of Exchange.


Sullivan Cornelius, lab, res s e cor William and A.


Sullivan Mrs. Mary, seamstress, res Estes House.


Sullivan Joseph, clerk, res 107 Bank.


Sullivan Joseph, lab, res Bank bet 8th and 9th.


Sullivan Richard, lab, res n e cor Ist and Johnson.


Sullivan Mrs. S. J., (wid.) res w s 6th 5 s of Exchange.


Sumner A. J., salesman, notion department H. N. Bostwicks', res 79 Bank.


Summers R. W., res 135 Exchange.


Summerville John, tinsmith, bds Blondeau bet 8th and 9th.


Sundbye Andrew, lab, res w s 4th 4 n of Main.


Susnetzky Isaac, peddler, bds John Blums, 7th st.


Sutherland Robert, clerk, res s w cor 6th and Exchange.


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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Sutherland Peter, gardener, res River 2 miles n of Main.


Sutton P. R., mechanic, res w s Grand ave 2 n of 9th.


Sutherland William B., blacksmith, bds Timea bet 8th and 9th.


Swacina Joseph. watchman. D. V. R. R.


Swan Harry, lab, res 132 Franklin.


Swanson JJohn, teamster, bds s e cor 13th and Blondeau. Swanson Peter, res s e cor 16th and Johnson.


Swanwick Thomas, book keeper, res 96 Blondeau. Swartz Charles E., carpenter, res w s 13th 2 n of Fulton. Sweedberg Mrs. - , (wid.) res River 2 miles n of Main. Sweney D., horseshoer, w s 3rd bet Main & Johnson, bds Simpson House. Sweete Charles, lab, res s s 15th 2 w of 14th.


Sweete Frederick, stone mason, res 170 Morgan.


Swift Patrick, blacksmith, res s s Des Moines 8 w of 4th.


Swift Thomas, blacksmith, res s s Des Moines 8 w of 4th.


Sykes Mrs. -. (wid.) res Johnson road 2 w of 20th.


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Taber B. P., (Taber & Co.,) res w s 5th } n of Fulton.


Taber & Co., (B. P. Taber & W. W. Copelin,) proprs. steam saw mill l'e manufrs. and dealers in all kinds of pine lumber, on D. V. R.R. 1} miles below Main street.


Taber Thomas, res 64 Morgan.


Tackaberry Willliam, (W. Tackaberry & Co.,) res ws 9th 3 s of Ex- change.


Tackaberry W. & Co., grocers, 105 Main.


Tag Patrick, lab, res s s Palean 5 w of 4th.


l'ag Thomas, lab, res s s Palean 4 w of 4th.


Taggert Mrs. H. M., (wid) res n w cor 1st and Blondeau.


Talbot C. D., res e s 3rd 3 n of Main.


Talbot George, teamster, res Reed's addition.


Talbot Mrs. R., (wid ) res n w cor 10th and Concert.


Talbott K. T., salesman, res n s Main bet Ist and Levee.


Talbott R. G., lab, res cor William and I.


Tallon P. J., res 95 High. Talmee Alex., miller, Albers, Hanna & Co.


Tate Daniel, teamster, res n s Main 2 w of 9th.


Tate Sam. A., clerk of the Patterson House, bds Patterson House. Taylor Albert, bds Simpson House.


Taylor C. W., moulder, res 161 Morgan.


Taylor D. S., tailor, bds Simpson House.


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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Taylor E. F., cigar maker, bds Denver House.


Taylor Frank, res n s Blondeau 4 w of 10th.


Taylor G. W., res 120 Franklin.


Taylor James E., orderly, bds Simpson House.


Taylor Joseph, res 125 Fulton,


Taylor J. W., res s s Palean 2 w of 12th.


Taylor Mcknight, lab, bds w s 3rd 3 s of Ridge.


Taylor R., (R. Taylor & Son,) res Taylor House.


Taylor R. & Son, (R. & T. H. Taylor,) proprs. Taylor House, s e cor Johnson and 2nd.


Taylor House, R. Taylor & Son, proprs., s e cor Johnson and 2nd.


Taylor Robert, shoemaker, res w s 6th 2 s of Palean.


Taylor T. H., (R. Taylor & Son,) res Taylor House.


Taylor Washington, farmer, res Johnson rd w of Limits.


Taylor William, lab, res s w cor 8th and Morgan.


Tebelman Henry, cigar manufr., 19 Third, res 93 Blondeau.


Tebo Henry, drayman, res n e cor 8th and Main.


Temma Frederick, moulder, at Comstock Bros. & Co.


Temple Mrs. M., res rear 148 Bank.


Temple of Honor, rooms, n w cor Main and 5th.


Ten Eyck H. B., general fire insurance and real estate agent, s w cor Main and 4th, res n e cor Grand ave and 6th.


Tennison Antony, lab, res 47 Des Moines.


Terschendorff -, merchant tailor, bds s s Main bet 6th and 7th.


Terwilleger Calvin, cooper, res 91 Morgan.


Terwilleger John, student, bds 91 Morgan.


Tharp Maggie, chambermaid, at Patterson House.


The Keokuk Post, German tri-weekly and weekly, Estes House. (See advt.)


Therme Constant, (Therme & Bro.) res 137 Main.


Therme John L., salesman, bds n s Exchange bet 6th and 7th.


Therme Leon, (Therme & Bro.) res n s Exchange bet 6th and 7th.


Therme & Brother, (Leon & Constant Therme,) ice cream saloon, restaurant and confectionery, also manufrs. of all kinds native wines, 137 Main.


The State National Bank of Keokuk, James F. Cox, prest., O. C. Hall, cashier, s w cor Main and 2nd.


Thielecke Emil, salesman, bds 149 Main.


Thime Michael, tailor, res section line 2 w of Grand ave.


Thomas Albert, pattern maker, res s s Exchange 3 w of 11th.


Templin John, lab, D. V. R. R. Tepfer J. H., res 47 Fulton. No better Hotel in the West than the Briggs House, Chicago. Terrepy John, lab, res 123 Fulton.


Bostwick the leader of fashion in dry goods, laces, silks, infants' wardrobes, &c., at corner Main and Fourth streets'


Dr. F. H. O'Connor, wholesale and retail Druggist, and deal- er in paints. oils, glass, &c., 68 Main street.


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Thomas George, lab, res e s 14th 1 s of Exchange.


Thomas H. II., clerk, bds 175 Bank.


Thomas Mrs. M., (wid.) res 175 Bank.


Thomas Matthew H., tailor, bds 59 Blondeau.


Thomas Tuite, clerk, bds cor 5th and Palean.


Thompson H. B., book keeper, bds 85 Morgan.


Thompson James, lab, res n w cor 5th and Cedar.


Thompson John, clerk, bds 175 Bank.


Thompson Mrs. Sarah, (wid.) res over 187 Main.


Thompson William, (Thompson & Jones,) res 76 High.


Thompson & Jones, (W. Thompson and E. H. Jones) dealers in Je ready made clothing, and merchant tailors, s w cor Main & 3rd. . o Thompson William, carpenter, res 148 High.


Thompson W. L., carpenter, res 62 High.


Thorn Albert, watchman, at Patterson House.


Thumon Joseph, harness maker, bds s s Main bet 6th and 7th.


Tichner C. O., res 161 High.


Tichner I. N., lawyer, over 78 Main, bds 161 High.


Tieke Henry, cigar maker, 74 Main, res s s Blondeau 3 w of 11th.


Tieme Michael, tailor, I. N. Stern & Co.


Tilghman G. II., carpenter, res rear 86 Concert.


Timberman William, mayor of the city, and of the firm Patterson & Timberman, ress w cor 6th and Bank.


Timlin John, lab, res Hill 4 n of 4th.


Timmy Frederick, moulder, bds n w cor 12th and Concert.


Tisdale Daniel, clerk at Patterson House, bds Patterson House.


Tissue W. II., salesman, bds Laclede House. Tobby John, lab, at Leisy & Bro., bds same.


Tobie C. E. bds n w cor 7th and Orleans.


Tobie P. D., contractor, bds n w cor 7th and Orleans.


Tobie Peter, contractor, res n w cor 7th and Orleans.


Toledo, P. & W. R. R. freight and ticket office, G. W. Backus, general agent, s e cor Main and 2nd and Levee nr Johnson.


Toledo W. & W. R. R., office Levee near Johnson.


Tolmie Alexander, miller, bds 80 High.


Tomlinson Mrs. N., (wid.) res s e cor 10th and Ridge.


Tomlinson R. V., blacksmith, bds Patterson House.


Tooke David, grocer and saloon, cor 16th and Blondeau, res same.


Toohey Dennis, lab, res s w cor A and William.


Toohey Patrick, lab, res e s 5th bet Palean and Carrol.


Tool Luke, lab. res River 2 miles n of Main.


Tool Thomas, lab, res River 2 miles n of Main.


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.


154 HOLLAND'S KEOKUK CITY DIRECTORY.


Torpey Patrick, lab, res es 8th 1 s of Ridge.


Torrence Mrs. E. J., (wid.) res s w cor 17th and Franklin.


Townsend B., carpenter, res 194 Concert.


Traber Samuel, machinist, bds 60 Concert.


Tracy Martin, lab, res Hill 18 n of 4th.


Traverse Jasper. machinist, res s w cor 2nd and Timea.


Travis Rev. Andrew, pastor, St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church, res n w cor 9th and Exchange.


Trieber David, porter, bds Henry Lynne, cor 5th and Morgan.


Trimble J. A., saloon, w s 2nd bet Main and Johnson, res s e cor 4th and Timea.




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