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Soda Water Manufacturers. Keokuk Soda Water Factory, Johnson & Burk, proprs., s & Main bet 10th and 11th. [See advt. ]
Spectacles.
Bridges Sam. G., 1 & 2 Estes House. [See front cover.]
Spring Beds. United States Spring Bed, Karle & Schulz, sole agents for Keokuk, 140 & 142 Main. [See advt.]
Stationery.
Brownell & Mckenzie, 146 Main. [See advt.] O'Connor F. H., 68 Main. [See advt.]
Steam Engine Builders. Buckeye Foundry and Machine Shop, Sample, Armitage & Co., proprs., cor Johnson and 9th. (See advt.)
Steam Boat Offices.
Northwest Union and Northern Line Pockets Co's, office, Levee near Blondeau.
St. Louis & Keokuk, and Keokuk & Davenport Co's, S. M. Archer, agent, foot of Johnson st.
Steamship Agencies. Bower, Barclay & Co., 80 Main. (See advt.)
Bargains may be obtained in notions, laces, silk and dress goods, shawls, ribbons, and flowers, at Bostwick s.
No better Hotel in the West than the Briggs House, Chicago.
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P. H. REINOLD
Manufacturer of CATAWBA, CLINTON AND OTHER IN
I have my own Vineyard, and make my Wine from the finest of Grapes, and sell the same at a low price. I have a large quantity on hand. Vineyard and Residence, NAUVOO, ILLS., Office; at Pechstein & Nagel's Brewery, - KEOKUK.
WM. HORN, COPPER, BRASS, TIN AND SHEET IRON WORKER,
185 Main Street, bet. 7th and 8th, KEOKUK, IOWA.
Manufacturer of all kinds of Copper and Iron Beer Boilers and Pans, Stcampipes, Distilling Apparatus, Malt kilns, Iron Coolers, &c., &c., and all other articles in my line.
R. L. FORD AGENT FOR COLLECTIONS,
CONVEYANCER AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Office. N. W. Cor. Main and 5th, (Over Savings Bank.)
KEOKUK, IOWA.
J. K. RICKEY,
Editor and Proprietor of the
KEOKUK COMMERCIAL And Real Estate Journal, REAL ESTATE AGENT AND NOTARY PUBLIC, Office, N. E. Cor. Main and 2nd Sts., KEOKUK, IOWA.
Established in 1852, Dr. F. H. O'Connor, the oldest Drug House in the city, 68 Main street.
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Rinker Adolph, s e cor Main and 5th. (See advt.)
Warrack James, Agent for the celebrated Anchor Line of Ocean Steamships, sailing from New York every Sat- urday and on Wednesdays, s. e. cor. Madison and La Salle streets, Chicago, Ill. (See advt.)
Stencil Cutter.
Bridges Sam. G., 1 & 2 Estes House. (See front cover.)
Stoves Manufacturers.
Comstock Bros. & Co., cor Johnson and 12th.
Stoves and Tinware.
Higgins & Samuels, 166 Main.
Williams B. A., 107 Main.
Telegraph Companies
Pacific & Atlantic Co., e s 2nd near Main.
Western Union Telegraph Co., s w cor Main and 2nd. Tinware.
Cooper William, 162 Main.
Estes J. C., n s Main bet 11th and 12th.
Horn William, 185 Main. (See advt.) Moore W. S., 108 Main.
Tobacco and Cigars. Reimbold & Eisenhuth, 176 Main bet 7th and 8th. (See advt.) Seibert Stephen, 78 Main. (See advt.)
Toilet Articles.
Bronson A. H., 204 Main. (See advt.) Heiser R., 206 Main. (See advt.)
Kerr & Fuller, 81 Main. (See advt.)
O'Connor F. H., 68 Main. (See advt.)
Wilkinson, Bartlett & Co., 94 Main. (See advt.) Toys
Obertop C., 72 Main. Sievers F., 144 Main. (See advt.)
Traveling Bags.
Carter Brothers, 58 Main. (See advt.)
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.
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NATIONAL RESTAURANT
RESTAURANT
HOT COFFEE
BILLY OF
FARE
sully
OYSTERS
W. T. PEET, Propr.
CORNER MAIN AND SIXTH STS., KEOKUK, IOWA.
Meals at all hours. Board by the day or week. Oysters in any style. Game, Fish, &c., in season, and the best of Liquors and Cigars always on hand.
Special attention paid to getting up Suppers for Parties.
ESTABLISHED A. D. 1849.
J. M. Bradstreet & Son,
Improved Mercantile Agency.
This Agency issues a new volume of their Valuable Reports July 1st and January 1st each year, giving the commercial stand- ing of all business men and firms. Pocket editions in convenient form for travelers are also issued.
The names of Attorneys throughout the United States are furnished gratis, who will make prompt collections at reasonable rates.
J. M. BRADSTREET & SON,
J. M. KEESE,
Superintendent
COR. LAKE & DEARBORN STS., Chicago, Ills.
Dr. F. H. O'Connor, wholesale and retail Druggist, and deal- er in paints. oils, glass, &c., 68 Main street.
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Trimmings. Bostwick H. N., 102 & 104 Main. (See bottom lines.)
Trunks and Valises.
Barter H., 65 Main. (See advt.)
Carter Brothers, 58 Main. (See advt.)
Vogel R. & Bro., 66 Main. (See advt.)
Twines.
Beers W. A., 121 Main. (See advt.)
Peok Brothers, s e cor Main and 4th. (See advt.)
Undertakers·
Johnston J. W., 15 Third.
Perkins V. T., 137 Main and 2nd, bet Main and Johnson.
Upholsterers. Chappell A. B., w s 3rd bet Main and Blondeau.
Cross J. B. & Co., 139 Main. (See advt.)
Karle & Schulz, 140 & 142 Main. (See advt.)
Variety Store.
Anderson J. D., s s Main bet 7th and 8th.
Varnishes. Heiser R., 206 Main. (See advt.)
O'Connor F. H., 68 Main. (See advt.)
Vinegar. Van Pappelendam & Berens, cor 3rd and Exchange.
Wagon Makers. Bland George, n s Main near 12th."
Kunath Julius E., cor 4th and Exchange. (See advt.) Lowenstein William, cor 14th and Main. Myers Theo., cor Johnson and 8th. (See advt.) Nolkamper Henry, cor Main and 12th.
Wende & Frank, cor 13th and Main.
Worley S. T., cor 1st and Main. (See advt.)
Wagon Makers Stock. Rothert Brothers, 210 Main. [See advt. ]
Bostwick the leader of fashion in dry goods, laces, silks. infants' wardrobes, &c., at corner Main and Fourth streets
Home enjoyments secured by stopping at the Briggs House, Chicago.
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A. GOEFEL
Boot & Shoe Maker, On Johnson, bet. 2d & 3d, KEOKUK, - IOWA. BOOTS AND SHOES Made to order from the best French Leather.
Repairing done in the neatest manner.
C. H. Emerson, Agent for the Celebrated
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE,
ALSO, LAMB'S KNITTING MACHINE. Dealer in German and Woolen Yarns and Hosiery. Tailor's Shears and Scissors sharpened, Umbrellas, Parasols and La- dies' Furs, Sewing Machines, &c., repaired.
CORNER FOURTH AND BLONDEAU STS., KEOKUK, - IOWA.
Alaska Diamonds! 0 J. S. DAVIS' Celebrated Diamond Jewelry,
CUT FROM ALASKA QUARTZ.
Finest and most celebrated 18 carat Gold settings, sold at prices less than 16th that of real diamond, and appear JUST as effec. tive. They must be seen to be appreciated,
Store 107 Monroe St., near P. O.,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
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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Wall Paper.
Brownell & Mckenzie, 146 Main.
[See advt.] Hill Geo. & Co., cor 4th and Blondeau. [See advt. ]
Washing Machines.
Wickersham & Delaplain, 153 Main. [See advt.]
Bridges Sam. G., 1 & 2 Estes House. [See front cover.] Spicer N., n s Main bet 7th and 8th.
Whips.
Hagny Adam, 73 Main. [See advt.]
White Lead.
Heiser R., 206 Main. [See advt.]
Willow Ware (Wholesale.)
Wickersham & Delaplain, 153 Main. [See advt.]
Window Shades. Brownell & Mckenzie, 146 Main. (See advt.) Wine Maker. Reinold P. H., vineyard and residence, Nauvoo, Ills., office, Pechstein & Nagel's Brewery, Keokuk. (See advt.) Wines and Liquors.
Auwerda Joseph, n s Main bet 7th and 8th.
Evans John, n e cor Main and 2nd.
Farrell J. W., s s Johnson bet 3rd and 4th. Graley M. V., 47 Palean. (See advt.) Heiser R., 206 Main. [See advt] Kerr & Fuller, 81 Main. [See advt.] Leonard N., 138 Main.
O'Connor F. H., 68 Main. [See advt.]
O'Donnell & Co., w s 4th bet Main and Johnson. Stafford M., 61 & 62 Levee. [See advt.] Wilkinson, Bartlett & Co., 94 Main. [See advt.]
Wines and Liquors (Wholesale,)
Bruce & Primeau. 172 & 174 Main. Daugherty J. F. Co., 59 Johnson. Coughlin P. J., 164 Main.
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.
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ANCHOR LINE
OF OCEAN
STEAMSHIPS TO AND FROM
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW, LONDON- DERRY, AND ALL RAILWAY STATIONS IN GREAT BRITAIN & IRELAND, ALSO HAMBURG, PARIS, GENOA, NAPLES, VENICE, AND PRINCIPAL PORTS IN THE MEDETERRANEAN. -0
The above line is composed of first-class, fast sailing, Clyde built Steamers, commanded by careful and experienced officers. The accommodation provided on board for the comfort and conven- ience of passengers cannot be surpassed, particularly as regards the sleeping apartments which are all on the main Deck, an ar- rangement, much appreciated by passengers.
The rates of fare are as low as any line running.
The managers spare no trouble or expense in providing for the we fare and safety of their passengers. Every information will be promptly given on application to the Western agent, either by letter or otherwise. Plans of the cabins of all the Steamers can be seen at the office, and berths and state rooms secured for any Steamer.
James Warrack,
Agent and Gen'l Manager for the Northwest.
COR, LA SALLE & MADISON STS., CHICAGO, ILL.
Drafts granted on Great Britain and the continent of Europe. Through Bills of Lading issued for flour, grain and provisions from the West to any point in Great Britain and Ireland.
For toilet articles, perfumeries, brushes, fancy goods and druggists' sundries, visit Dr. O'Connor's, 68 Main street.
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Neill James & Co., 143 Main. Stracke & Caesar, s e cor Main and 6th. Wood and Coal.
Johnson P. W., n s Main bet 5th and 6th. Wood Engraver. Bridges Sam. G., 1 & 2 Estes House. [See front cover. ] Wooden Ware (Wholesale.) Wickersham & Delaplain, 153 Main. [See advt. ] Wooden and Willow Ware.
Graley M. V., 47 Palean. [See advt.]
Ives J. M. & Co., 119 Main. [See advt.]
Wickersham & Delaplain, 153 Main. [See .advt.] Wood Dealers. Hirsch H. & Brother, 170 Main. [See advt.] Woolen Yarns. Emerson C. H., cor 4th and Blondeau. [See advt. ] Zephyr Worsteds.
Sievers F., 144 Main.
[See advt.]
KEOKUK HALL
WINE, BEER AND BILLIARD SALOON, 149 Main St, near 6th, Keokuk, Iowa. CASPER DRESSEL, Proprietor. Day Boarders will find the table well supplied with the best the Market affords. OYSTERS IN ANY STYLE.
MISSISSIPPI BREWERY F. W. ANSCHUTZ, Brewer of best quality
1} miles above Packet Landing, Wolcott's Bluff addition, KEOKUK, IOWA. Orders promptly attended to. Delivered in City free of Charge.
No better Hotel in the West than the Briggs House, Chicago.
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KIMBALL'S PIANO DEPOT!
No. 63 Washington Street,
Chicago,
Illinois. THE
PIANOS,
LARGEST
ORGANS
ASSORTME'T
AND
IN THE
MELODEONS,
Northwest.
HALLET, DAVIS & CO.
New Scale of Grand, Parlor Grand and Square
PIANOS
Also the New "Orchestral Grand" Piano.
SOLE AGENT FOR F. C. LIGHTE & CO'S & GREAT UNION CO'S PIANO FORTES, AND FOR
SMITH'S AMERICAN ORGANS.
EVERY INSTRUMENT WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.
Pianos to Rent. Old Pianos taken in exchange for new. ADDRESS ALL LETTERS : W. W. KIMBALL, Chicago, Ills. See Editorial Notice.
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H
GODMAN & BRO., PORK & BEEF PACKERS,
AND CURERS OF THE CELEBRATED
Godman & Bro's Premium Hams.
Office e. s. 2d bet. Main & Johnson Sts.
Keokuk, Iowa.
Established 1848.
Patterson & Timberman,
PORK & BEEF PACKERS,
Office Over 71 Johnson Street,
KEOKUK,
IOWA.
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE TO CHICAGO AND THE EAST, VIA. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
RAILROAD LINE.
Shortest, Best. Quickest and Only Route Running Two Express Trains Daily from
KEOKUK TO CHICAGO.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Passengers by this Route have choice of the Great Through Line from
CHICAGO TO NEW YORK
Detroit, Niagara Falls, Cleveland, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Albany, Rochester' Columbus, Pittsburg and Philedelphia,
Without Change of Cars !
NEW AND BEST ROUTE
BETWEEN
KEOKUK AND OMAHA AND THE GREAT WEST.
Passengers leaving Keokuk by the afternoon train make immediate connec- tion at Burlington with the Pacific Express train of the B. & M. R. R. R., thus securing their berths in the through Sleeping Car at 6:00 p. m., - a great advantage --- and arrive at Omaha the following morning at 9:45.
ALSO BEST ROUTE BETWEEN
KEOKUK AND CINCINNATI, Via. Peoria & I. B. & W. R.R. Pullman's Palace Sleeping Cars Accompany. All Night Trains. Ask for Tickets via. Burlington. Fare always as Low as by any other route. Baggage Checked Through.
ROBERT HARRIS, Gen.I Supt., CHICAGO. J. L. HARRIS, Gen'l Agent,
L. CARPER, Division Supt ..
BURLINGTON.
KEOKUK.
BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY
3 1197 21174 5580
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Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw RRANEW AY.
The SHORTEST, QUICKEST. and only Direct Route to all EASTERN AND SOUTHERNICITIES. No Change of Cars from
KEOKUK TO LOGANSPORT AND COLUMBUS.
But One Change to
Indianapolis, Cleveland, Wheeling, Harrisburg, Cincin- nati, Buffalo, Pittsburg, Baltimore,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK. And but Two Changes to BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE Or other New England Points.
Pullman's Palace Sleeping Cars Run through to Columbus without change, connecting with The Celebrated Silver Palace Sleeping Car Line, Making this the most desirable route
BETWEEN THE WEST AND EAST. BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH to all IMPORTANT POINTS Be sure your tickets read by Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw Railway.
Wm. E. MAIN, Gen'l Ticket Agt., Peoria, III.
W. H. CRUGER, Vice-Pres. & Gen'l Supt., Peoria, Ill.
G. W. BACKUS, Gen'l Agt.,
KEOKUK.
ROTHADT BROTHERS,
DEALERS IN GENERAL AND CABINET Hardware, CARRIAGE AND WAGON MATERIALS, 210 Main Street, KEOKUK, IOWA.
(See page 170.)
Everybody should read pare 182.
Anchor Line of Steamships. FROM NEW YORK TO EUROPE. JAS. WARRACK, Gen. Manager N. W. States. Corner Madison and La Salle Sts., CHICAGO, ILL. (See page 242.)
BRIGGS HOUSE N. E. cor. Randolph & Wells Sts., CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. B. H. SKINNER, Propr. S. P. SKINNER, Cashier. Guests will find every comfort at the Briggs, as the house is strictly first-class.
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