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Trimble William, bartender, res n e cor 2nd and Bank.
Trogler George, carpenter, res e s 11th 2 n of Main.
Trott J. A., machinist, res s s D 2 w of Estes.
Trott Stephen, shoemaker, bds H. Weyand.
Trott William, bds s s D 2 w of Estes.
Trowbridge E. A., principal High School, res s e cor 7th and Franklin.
Triplet London, lab, res s e cor 3rd and Exchange.
True A. S., conductor, bds Patterson House.
Truslow John, lab, res e s 3rd bet Main and Johnson.
Tuchman Max, tailor, res w s 13th 2 n of Blondeau.
Tucker Howard, secretary, Iowa State Insurance Co., Estes House, res 22 Fulton.
Tucker S. W., asst. secretary, Iowa State Insurance Co., res n w cor 6th and Fulton.
Tucker William, salesman, bds cor Fulton and 6th.
Tumelty James, distiller, res 152 High.
Turner's Hall, s e cor Main and 6th.
Turton Bunyan, drug clerk, bds with Dr. O'Connor, cor 2nd and Exchange.
Tuttle P. K., clerk, res 26 Morgan.
Twaddle Edward, lab, res e s 1st 3 s of Bank.
Tyler A. S., (A. S. Tyler & Son,) res 88 Bank.
Tyler L. S, (A. S. Tyler & Son,) res 88 Bank.
Tyler A. S. & Son, dealers in all kinds of furniture, chamber sets, mirrors, parlor suits, lounges, sofas,upholstery, &c., 57 Main. Tyte James, lab, bds w end of Main.
Tyte Thomas, lab, bds w end of Main.
Tyte William, farmer, res w end of Main.
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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Ulrich August, carpenter, res n w cor 16th and Bank.
Ullom Sylvanus, carpenter, res cor 14th and Morgan.
Ullom V., carpenter, res n w cor 14th and Morgan.
Union Coal & Mining Company, L. D. Springer, agt, office foot of Main. Union No. 3, Hand Fire Engine House, es 6th bet Main and Blondeau.
Unitarian Church, Rev. W. W. Clayton, pastor, s w cor. 4th & High United States Deputy Marshall, II. Fulton, n w cor Main and 4th United States Assistant Assessor, W. C. Stupe, office 2d st .. over post office.
United States Court, for district of Iowa, n w cor Main and 4th.
United States Engineers Office, improvement of the DesMoines rapids of the Mississippi river, e s 2d nr Main.
United States Recruiting office, in charge of J. P. Walker, 1st Lieut. U. S. A., w s 3d bet Main and Johnson.
Upham Hervey W., salesman, bds 144 Concert.
Upham W. P., boots and shoes. 123 Main, res 144 Concert.
Vail S. S., general agent for the Buckeye Foundry and Machine shops, res s e cor 4th and Orleans.
Valentine L., barber, s e cor 3d and Johnson, res w s 6th bet Johnson and Exchange.
Valkenburg Albert, farmer, bds n s Orleans 1 n of 16th.
Vanalstine John, lab, res s s Timea 3 w of 14th.
Van Ausdal Baker, boiler maker, res w s William 2 s of B.
Van Ausdal Henry, watch repairer, res w s William 3 s of B.
VanAusdal John, helper, bds w s William 3 s of B.
Van Ausdal V., res n e cor 11th and Blondeau.
Van Burt William, clerk, res 88 Exchange.
Van Camp L. C., lab, res s s Palean 3 w of 6th.
Vance J. C., farmer, res s w cor 4th and Palean.
Vance Mrs. M., (wid.) res n e cor 4th and Timea.
Vandegrift F. H., (Vandegrift, Felt, Spaulding & Co.) res e s 8th bet Bank and Timea.
Vandegrift, Felt, Spaulding & Co., manufacturers and dealers in lumber, lath, shingles, sash, doors, blinds, &c., 40 Levee.
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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Vandenberg Peter, harness maker, res cor 16th and Cedar.
Vandendoel J. J., second hand store, s e cor Main and 8th, res in rear. Vandendoel William, clerk, bds e s 8th near Main.
Vanderbergh Peter, saddler, res s e cor 16th and Cedar.
Van Doorn W. P., gen'l agent, H. II. Lloyd's maps, 85 High, res same.
Van Dyke & Hine, Keokuk & Hamilton Ferry Co., foot of Main.
Van Grieken S., photographic artist, all kinds of pictures taken from the cheapest gem to the life sized photograph, finished in ink and colors, over 82 Main, res 141 Bank.
Van Derhagen B., lab, res 107 Bank. Vanderhider A., lab, res n e cor 6th and Johnson. Vanderlann John, lab, res w s 13th 3 s of Cedar. Vanderwal Peter, lab, res n s Main bet 7th and 8th. Van Dolah J. S., teamster, res w s 14th 3 n of Concert. Van Driel John, grocer, w s 15th 1 s of Palean, res same. Van Dyke John, (Van Dyke & Hine, ) res 91 High. Van Dyke William, clerk, res 91 High. Van Huiseling John, butcher, bds Ridge bet 4th and 5th. Van Keuren R. S., (W. Tackaberry & Co.,) res 99 Bank. Van Rider Lewis, mail agent, bds Taylor House. Van Rossom John, lab, res rear 148 Johnson. Van Rosson John, res w s 4th 4 n of Main. Vansant Edward, clerk, res e s 10th 2 n of Morgan. Van Werden G., cigars, &c., 202} Main, res same. Van Werden G. C., photographer, bds 202} Main. Vardeman John, lab, res w s 15th 3 s of Carrol. Vaughn E. G., cook, res s e cor 4th and Timea. Vaughn Mrs., (wid) res 160 High, Vaughn William, cook, bds 160 High. Vencill -, res 20th nr Main. Vencill William, contractor, res 72 Bank. No better Hotel in the West than the Briggs House, Chicago, Van Vucht William, porter, res Exchange bet 7th and 8th.
Van Pappelendam & Berens, vinegar, cor 3rd and Exchange.
Vansant J. S., grocer, cor Main and 8th, res n w cor 9th & Leighten. Vansant W . HI .. bds n w cor 9th and Leighten.
Van Werden Edward, machinist, bds s w cor 9th and Exchange.
Veogtli Martin, saloon, e s 4th bet Main and Johnson. Vermeulan Domenick, lab, res n s Johnson, bet 16th and 17th. Versteeg Walter, grocer, e s 16th 1 s of Carrol, res same. Verstugh John, lab, bds Enoch Rists' Main st.
Verwayen Christian, (Vorwayen & Muller) res s s Main nr 11th.
Verwayen & Muller, saloon, s s Main nr 11th.
Vest John, lab, res Ash nr H.
H. N. Bostwick has the largest and finest assortment of fancy ry and dress goods in the State, cor. Main and Fourth sts.
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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Vezina John, carpenter, res ns High 1 w of 14th.
Victor H., (Victor & Buck.) res 100 Fulton.
Victor & Buck, (H. Victor and A. G. Buck,) dealers in furniture, stoves, tinware, clothing, boots, shoes, crockery, hardware, &c., n s Main nr 8th.
Vierst Nick, res n s Bank 2 w of 16th.
Villannis E., shoemaker, w s 2nd bet Main and Johnson, res w s 13th bet High and Morgan.
Visney Nelson, lab, res s s Blondeau 5 w of 11th.
Vockerodt Adolph, (Kennedy & Co.) res s s Bluff 2 s of C.
Vocrat William, lab, res s e cor 13th and Blondeau.
Voge Napoleon, huckster, 4th bet Main and Johnson, res same.
Vogel B., (R. Vogel & Bro.) bds Patterson House.
Vogel Isaac, bds e s 3rd 5 n of Main.
Vogel HI., (S. & H. Vogel) bds w s 4th near Main.
Vogel John, printer, res w s 16th 1 s of Exchange.
Vogel M., salesman, bds Patterson House.
Vogel R., (R. Vogel & Bro.) bds Patterson House.
Vogel R. & Brother, (R. & B. Vogel) wholesale dealers in men's and boys' clothing, cloths, cassimeres and vestings, and merchant tailors, 66 Main. (See advt.)
Vogel S., (S. & H. Vogel) bds w s 4th near Main.
Vogel S. & H., dealers in clothing, hats, caps, trunks, valises, and gents' furnishing goods, 113 Main.
Vogt Mrs. C., (wid,) res s e cor 13th and Blondeau.
Vogt Jacob, whitewasher, res 197 Exchange.
Vogt John, cigar maker, bds w s 8th 2 s of Palean.
Voiturier Victor, saloon, Johnson bet 3th and 4th, res same.
Voorhies J. O., hats, caps, &c., 58 Main, res s e cor 8th and Bank. Voorhies S. F., res s e cor 8th and Bank.
Voorvaart Rudolph, grocer, s w cor 15th and Carrol, res same.
Vorvart Henry, painter, res n w cor 5th and Carrol.
Voss Frederick, bds n s Des Moines 2 w of 12th.
Voss H., saloon, s s Main near 9th, res Des Moines bet 10th and 11th. Voss William, lab, bds 29 High.
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Wadden Thomas, lab, res Hill 11 n of 4th. Wager Joseph, clerk, bds Franklin House. Wagner James, teamster, res Middle road 2 w of 20th.
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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Wagner John, propr of the Franklin boarding house and saloon, s s Main, bet 10th and 11th, res same.
Wakefield Lester, news agent, bds n e cor 2nd and Exchange.
Wakefield S. W,, foreman Round House, D. V. R. R., res 32 5th. Walker Daniel, lab, wks 15 Concert.
Walker George, lab, res rear 138 Johnson.
Walker J. P., lieut. U. S. A., res s e cor 4th and High.
Walker Owen, barber, w s 3rd bet Main and Johnson, res same.
Walker Ransom, lab, D. V. R. R.
Walker Thomas, lab, res 164 Concert.
Walker Thomas, waiter at Patterson House.
Walker W. W., shoemaker, bds Barrett House.
Walker William, waiter at Patterson House.
Walker William, barber, res w s 6th 1 n of Blondeau.
Wallace Frederick, pedlar, res n s Carrol 1 w of 16th.
Wallace George, lab, res s e cor Blondeau and 1st.
Wallace J. A., real estate agent and auctioneer, consignments of live stock, furniture, merchandise, &c., solicited, n w cor Main & 3d, res s s Blondeau bet 3d and 4th. (See advt.)
Wallace J. O., works 11 Morgan.
Wallace Samuel, solicitor of patents, res n e cor 3d and Palean.
Waller Charles, lab, res n e cor 3d and Exchange.
Waller Frank, fireman, D, V. R. R.
Waller J. F., engineer, D. V. R. R.
Waller Toliver, lab, res 195 Johnson.
Wallquist A., lab, res River 2 miles n of Main.
! Walch Nicholas, carpenter, bds Main and 10th.
Walsmith Edward, (Narrley & Walsmith,) res 103 Franklin.
Walsmith Robert, water hauler, res s e cor 9th and DeMoines.
Walsworth C. E., justice of the peace and boarding house, office n w cor Main and 5th, res se cor Johnson and 1st.
Walsworth James, bds s e cor 1st and Johnson.
Walte Joseph, drayman, 134 Franklin, res same. Walters , res w s 17th 2 s of Main.
Walter Mrs. A., (wid) res 203 Johnson.
Walty William, teamster, Iowa Coal Co. Wappich W., fruits, &c., 116 Main, res same. Ward Ann, res n s Bank 3 w of 16th.
Ward Charles, charcoal dealer, res D. V. R. R. s of shops.
Ward James, clerk, bds s s Exchange 2 e of 2nd.
Ward John, lab, res n s Ridge 4 w of 8th.
Ward Thomas, machinist, res w s 6th 4 s of Palean.
Warner John, jeweler, res n s Carrol 2 w of 14th.
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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Warner T. J., lab, res Ree's addition.
Warnock R. F., livery, &c., cor Main and 9th, bds 84 Blondeau.
Washburn E. S., general agent, C. B. & Q. R. R., n end of Levee, bds Patterson House.
Washburn Mrs. Frances, dressmaker, 11 Third, res samc.
Washington Archy, lab, res s w cor 3rd and Blondeau.
Waste Francis, lab, res s w cor 4th and Palcan.
Washington George, boiler maker, at A. Miller.
Washington Louis, lab, res n w cor 4th and Timea.
Waterman John G., (Seal, Waterman & Miller) res 94 Blondeau. Waters John, carpenter, res w s Twelfth 2 n of Morgan.
Waters Orsamous, (Kinch & Co.) res s w cor 5th and Des Moines.
Watson Emmett, lab, res n s Palean 5 w of 4th.
Watson Thomas, lab, res Plank Road nr toll gate.
Wayne S. P., painter, res w s 12th bet Main and Blondeau.
Weane Robert, fireman, D. V. R. R.
Weane Mrs. Susan, (wid.) res over 166 Main.
Webb Jesse, porter) res 84 Exchange.
Weber Mrs. A., ladies' bazaar, dealer in millinery, bonnets, hats, rib- bons, flowers and feathers, cloaks, corsets, hoop skirts, &c., s es cor Main and 3rd, res same.
Weber August, res 159 Exchange.
Weber A., (A. Weber & Co.,) res s e cor 3rd and Main.
Weber A. & Co., wholesale and retail dealers in hardware, agricultu- ral implements and agents for Buffalo scale works, 86 Main. (See advertisement.)
Webster Daniel, musical instruments, res n e cor 5th and Morgan.
Wedicond Frederick, lab, res 170 Morgan.
Weed S. R., salesman, bds Barret House.
Weedon Cupid, res n w cor 4th and Timea.
Weedon W., lab, res n w cor 4th and Timea.
Weess F. J., butcher, 4th nr Main, res n w cor 9th and Cedar.
Weese John, res 136 Timca.
Weirst Mrs. C., (wid.) res ss Exchange 1 w of 16th.
Weis Nicholas, butcher, res n e cor 11th and Cedar.
Weismann A., physician and surgeon, n's Main bet 11th and 12th, res same.
Weity W. S., tailor, res s s Main bet 6th and 7th.
Welch John, lab, res River 2 miles n of Main.
Welch John, lab, res n w cor Ash and F.
Welch John, saloon, s s Main bet 1st and 2nd, res same.
Welch J. N., book keeper, res 97 Blondeau.
Welch Michael, lab, res n e cor 4th and Timea.
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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Welch N., planer, D. V. R. R.
Welch Simon, mason, res w s Ash 2 s of F.
Welchman Edward, (Welchman & Co.) res 58 Fulton bet 6th & 7th. Welchman & Co., (Edward Welchman and F. A. Johnson) manu- facturers of the original Mamaluke liniment and Gamgee stock powder, cor 3rd and Exchange.
Weldon Frank, farmer, res n e cor 6th and Johnson.
Welladdes A., shoemaker, res w s 13th 2 n of High.
Wellahan David, lab, res 62 Tenth.
Wells Edward, engineer, bd's Taylor House.
Wells Guy, (Vandegrift, Felt, Spaulding & Co.,) and civil engineer, res n w cor 6th and Timea.
Wells Mrs. F., (wid.) res w s 5th 3 n of Johnson.
Wells William, blacksmith, res cor 3rd and Bank.
Wells W. T., blacksmith, res s s Palcan 5 w of 6th.
Wende Henry, (Wende & Frank,) res s s Blondeau 4 w of 12th.
Wende & Frank, (Henry Wende & Charles Frank,) wagon and plow manufrs., cor Main and 13th.
Wempner Albert, river pilot. res 34 Concert.
Werl John, stone mason, bds Iowa House.
Worth Charles, lab, bds w s 3rd 3 s of Ridge.
Worth N., carpenter. D. V. R. R.
Wertz Charles, tailor, bds s s Main bet 6th and 7th.
Wescott J. N .. canvasser, bds Laclede House.
Wesson John, butcher, cor 4th and Johnson, res 178 Morgan.
West Frederick, lab, res 116 Morgan.
West James, lab, C. B. & Q. R. R.
West William, gardener, res 48 11th.
West William, engineer, res s w cor E and Reid.
West William. river pilot, res Hill 5 n of 4th.
West William, porter, res cor 11th and Morgan.
Westbelt John, res 107 Fulton.
Western Union telegraph office, s w cor Main and 2nd.
Weston John, bds Iowa House.
Westcott J. H., book keeper, res 79 Fulton.
Westcott C. P., proprietor of Indiana Foundry, manufacturer of all kinds of castings, 7th bet Main and Blondeau, res 163 High
Westcott M. W., wholesale and retail dealer in books and stationery, and agent for the Leavitt sewing machine, s s Main near 4th, bds cor 3rd and Franklin.
Weyand Henry, cating house, 4th bet Main and Johnson, res samc.
Whalen Mrs. - , (wid.) res s e cor 3rd and Palcan.
Whalen Michael, lab, res 52 Palcan.
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.
Established in 1852, Dr. F. H. O'Connor, the cldest Drug House in the city, 68 Main street.
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Whalen Thomas, lab, res e s 5th bet Carrol and Ridge.
Whalen Timothy, lab, bds w s 5th 2 s of Palean.
Whaley Joshua, lab, res n e cor 17th and Morgan.
Whaley Michael, plasterer, res 156 Morgan.
Wheatly John, shoemaker, res n e cor 6th and Johnson.
Wheatly Joseph, lab, bds n e cor 6th and Johnson.
Wheatley William, lab, res n e cor 11th and Main.
Wheeler J. H., blacksmith, bds s s Ridge 2 w of 9th. Wheeler Harmon, shoemaker, res w s 5th 2 s of Timea.
Wheeler Louis, messenger U. S. Ex., bds Patterson House.
Wheeler Samuel, machinist, res s w cor 9th and DesMoines.
Wheeler Samuel, stone mason, res s s Ridge 2 w of 9th.
Wheeler T. H., brick moulder, bds s s Ridge 2 w of 9th. Whims Anthony, lab, res over 151 Main.
White D. L., broom maker, bds Dudley House.
White D. P., (M. & D. P. White,) res n w cor 12th and Franklin. White M., (M. & D. P. White,) res s s Concert 1 w of 13th.
White M. & D. P., commission merchants, and dealers in all kinds of bags, paper, twines, &c., e s 5th bet Main and Johnson. White Thomas, lab, res Orleans 2 e of 12th.
Whitehead Frank, carpenter, res n w cor DesMoines and 13th.
Whiteman' Charles, engineer, res n s Fulton 3 e of 3rd.
Whitesides Andy, bellman' bds Taylor House.
Whitney Mrs. Leonard, (wid.) res s e cor 8th and Franklin. Whitney L. D., machinist, bds s e cor 8th and Franklin. Whittall A. F., bookkeeper, bds Taylor House.
Whittall T. D .. time keeper, D. V. R. R., bds Taylor House.
Wicke John, carpenter, res n s Bank 2 w of 15th.
Wickersham E. H., (Wickersham & Delaplain) res 156 Timea bet 12th and 13th.
Wickersham & Delaplain, (E. H. Wickersham and J. W. Delaplain) wholesale & retail dealers in garden, flower & field seeds, house furnishing goods, wooden and willow ware, farm machinery and agricultural implements, 153 Main. (See advt.)
Wiegnir Henry, tailor, bds cor Johnson and 11th.
Wies Nicholas, butcher, 4th bet Main & Johnson, res cor 11th & Cedar. Wilbert E., bds Taylor House.
Wilburn S., lab, bds n s Johnson, bet 2d and 3d.
Wilcox N. P., engineer, at Albers, Hanna & Co.
Wilcox R. P., engineer, bds Laclede House.
Wiles George W., carpenter, res s s Palean 3 w of 17th.
Wilkinson A. J., (Wilkinson, Bartlett & Co., res 149 High.
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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Wilkinson, Bartlett & Co., (A. J. Wilkinson, G. F. Bartlett and J. F. Kiedaisch,) wholesale and retail dealers in drugs, medicines, perfumeries, paints, oils, glass, &c., 94 Main. (See advt.) Wilkinson I., lab, bds s w cor 8th and Morgan.
Wilkinson John T., druggist, n e cor Blondeau & 7th, res n s Blondeau bet 3d and 4th.
Willeford HI. O., teamster, bds n s Cedar 1 w of 3d.
Willeford Milton, teamster, res n s Cedar 1 w of 3rd.
Willey Mrs. Mary, (wid.) res w 8 14th 6 n of Concert. Willey O. S., draughtsman, bds Dudley House.
Williams B. A., stoves, &c., 107 Main, res 29 High.
Williams Gabriel, carpenter, res n e cor E and Reid.
Williams A. H., clerk, res 56 Concert. Williams C., bds 51 Franklin. Williams Charles, lab, res Hill 22 n of 4th. Williams George, res 51 Franklin. Williams George, lab, res cor 15th and Timea. Williams Henry, lab, bds Greentree House. Williams John, moulder, res 186 Concert. Patronize the Briggs House on your next visit to Chicago. Williams Mrs. L., res s e cor 5th and Blondeau.
Williams Horace, book keeper, res Plank road 6 w of toll gate. Williams H. E., sergant U. S. A., bds Simpson House. Williams Jacob, moulder, at Comstock Bros. & Co. Williams John, lab, bds n e cor 2nd and Exchange.
Williams John, moulder, bds n w cor 12th and Concert.
Williams J. W., sawyer, res n w cor D and William.
Williams Lucius, teamster, res s s Blondeau 3 w of 4th.
Williams Milton, milwright, bds 62 Des Moines.
Williams Washingson, blacksmith, res n w cor 10th and Concert.
Williams W. S., bds w s Blondeau 2 w of Water.
Williams George, lab, res s s Des Moines 2 w of 9th. Wills G. M., (Wills & Yenawine,) res cor Main and 20th.
Wills & Yenawine, (G. M. Wills & W. H. Yenawine,) proprs. of Eagle Mills and manufrs, of superior brands of flour, corn meal and hominy 12th bet Main and Johnson. (See advt.).
Wilmes E., cigar maker, bds n s Timea bet 15th and 16th.
Wilmes Mrs. B .. (wid.) res n s Timea 4 w of 15th.
Wilson Mrs. A., (wid.) res River 2 miles n of Main.
Wilson Alonzo, physician, bds Simpson House. Wilson Alfred M., janitor, res Court House.
Wilson Alfred M., stock dealer, res 178 Morgan.
Wilson Charles, lab, res 97 High.
Wilson Mrs., (wid.) res 66 Morgan.
H. N. Bostwick has the largest and finest assortment of fancy dry and dress goods in the State, cor. Main and Fourth sts.
Dr. F. H. O'Connor, wholesale and retail Druggist, and deal- er in paints. oils, glass, &c., 68 Main street.
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Wilson Fleming, carpenter, res n w cor 2nd and Palean.
Wilson Frederick, bds Taylor House.
Wilson George, lab, res s e cor 19th and Palean.
Wilson James, lab, res Plank road near toll gate.
Wilson John, lab, res Hill 22 n of 4th.
Wilson Joseph, lab, res 140 Timea.
Wilson J. A., bds Taylor House.
Wilson James H., res e s 4th 2 n of Fulton.
Wilson J. L., machinist, res 165 Concert.
Wilson Richard, bds s e cor 3rd and Exchange.
Wilson William, city recorder, office n e cor Main & 7th, res 140 Concert. Wilson U., (Wilson & Co.) res 146 Bank.
Wilson & Co., grocers, s e cor Main and 9th.
Wimear John, gardener, bds II. Weyand.
Winder George, lab, res s e cor 16th and Exchange.
Winter George, brewer, bds cor 18th and Plank road. Winkel Louis, stone mason, bds Iowa House.
Winslow C. H., physician, n s Main near 5th, res 68 Franklin. Wintersteiner C. H., lab, bds Greentree House.
Wirenger Bernard, farmer, res Keokuk ave w of Mason add.
Wirtz Charles, tailor, at R. Vogel & Bro.
Wirtz Henry, tailor, res Blondeau bet 5th and 6th.
Wisch Albert, bartender, bds Water bet Blondeau and Concert.
Wisch Robert, clerk, bds n s Blondeau 3 e of 2nd.
Wishhart Edward, turner, res w s 6th 1 s of Des Moines.
Wittich F. W., shoemaker, res n e cor 14th and Concert. Wittmer John, gardener, res Hill 21 n of 4th.
Witz Joseph, cigar maker, bds W. Hoefer. Wohlwend Jacob, printer and propr. artesian baths, Plank road nr 18thu Wolcott A., res e s 5th 2 n of Main.
Wolcott Mrs. C. B., res รจ s 3rd 1 n of Blondeau.
Wolf Louis. shoemaker, bds 77 High.
Wolf Peter, (Schmidt & Wolf,) res 196 Concert.
Wood R. S., lab, res s e cor D and Bluff.
Woods Hugh. traveler, bds 84 Blondeau. Woods Michael, lab, res s w cor 7th and Carrol.
Woodcock A. C., moulder, bds 54 Morgan.
Woodward Hampton, lab, bds rear 146 Johnson,
Woodward H. D., (Brown, Woodward & Brown, and H. D. Woodward & Co.,) res s w cor 5th and Morgan.
Woodward H. D. & Co., (H. D. Woodward and James B. Div er, wholesale and retail clothiers, 145 Main. Woodworth James, engineer, res s w cor 4th and Palean.
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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Wooley Charles, farmer, bds Keokuk ave nr limits.
Wooley D. M., farmer, res Keokuk ave nr city limits.
Woolley John, bricklayer, contracts taken for all kinds of brick work, special attention given to setting grates and mantels, cor 5th and Blondeau, res 156 High.
Woolley William, carpenter, contractor and builder, cor 5th and Blondeau, res s e cor C and Reid. (See advt.)
Worley Samuel, bricklayer, res s e cor 11th and Blondeau.
Worley S. T., manufacturer of plows, lumber, spring and democrat wagons, sulkies, buggies, &c., cor Ist and Main, res s w cor 9th and Morgan. (See advt.)
Worley William, brick maker, res n w cor 12th and Concert.
Worley Wesley, brick mason, res 125 Blondeau.
Worrall E. Hudson, civil engineer, bds n w cor 3d and Franklin. Worster Hugh, res 136 Concert.
Worster J., baggage master, D. V. R. R .. res se cor D. and Reid.
Worster O. G., lab, D. V. R. R.
Worster Robert, res s w cor Main and 7th.
Worster Thomas, traveler, bds 92 Morgan.
Worster T., lab, res 164 Exchange.
Worster T. M., lab, res s s Palean 2 w of 6th.
Wright A., carriage maker, res 104 Fulton.
Wright John, carriage maker, res 104 Fulton.
Wright John, painter, res 97 Morgan.
Wright Thomas, teamster, res n s Palean 1 w of 9th.
Wustrow Charles, butcher, and dealer in hams, beef, pork, sausage, and all kinds of fresh and salt meat, s s Main near 12th, res same. Wyatt W. H., farmer, bds Keokuk ave near Limits. Wycoff Jonathan, carpenter, res s w cor 6th and Fulton.
Wycoff Joseph, deputy city marshal, office n e cor Main and 7th, bds Laclede House.
Wykoff I. C., carpenter, es 4th nr Johnson, res n w cor 4th and Morgan. Wyler Jacob, shoemaker, bds s & Main bet 1st and Water.
Wyman F. W., (Wyman & Masberg) bds w s 4th bet High and Morgan. Wyman & Masberg, (F. W. Wyman and Arnold Masberg) dealers in drugs, medicines, perfumeries, toilet articles, &c., w s 3rd nr Main. Wyman R. H., physician and surgeon, w 8 3rd near Main, res w 8 4th 1 n of High.
For dry goods, millinery goods, laces, notions, &c., visit Bostwick's one price store, 102 & 104 Main street.
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