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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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Andrus William, machinist, res Main w of 21st.
Angell John, lab, res n e cor 2d and Johnson.
Anglin Michael, lab., res Hill 20 n of 4th.
Annable D. H., salesman, bds 144 High.
Anschutz F. W., propr. Mississippi Brewery, Wolcott's Bluff addition, res same. (See advt.)
Anschutz H., res e s 8th 3 e of Main.
Anslyn Charles, carpenter, res 193 Main.
Applebom George, teamster, res n s Des Moines 1 w of 10th.
Appler W. H., carpenter, res e s Main bet 12th and 13th.
Arbons John, cigar maker, bds s s Main bet 6th and 7th.
Archer S. M., agent St. Louis and Keokuk Packet Co., and the Keo- kuk and Davenport Packet Co., office foot of Johnson, res 65 Seventh.
Armentrout F., salesman, bds Laclede House.
Armentrout I. M., grocer, bds Taylor House.
Aimitage S., (Sample, Armitage & Co.,) res cor C and Estes.
Armitage Perry, res w s 8th 3 s of Exchange.
Arnold Henry, clerk, res n w cor 6th and Exchange.
Asberry Jackson, lab., res n w cor 10th and Main.
Ashton Henry, dyer, bds H. Weyand.
Aster Simon, pedlar, res 185 Concert.
Astle Edwin, blacksmith, res s s Des Moines 1 w of 4th.
Athaeneum, e s 2nd bet. Johnson and Main.
Ault Andy, bds 60 Concert.
Austin F. B., lab , res s w cor 15th and Franklin.
Austin H. S. E., telegraph operator, bds s s Exchange 2 e of 2nd.
Auwerda Joseph, dealer in wines, liquors, and bitters, n s Main bet. 7th and 8th, res s w cor 9th and Des Moines.
Avery A., (Farrar & Avery,) res w s 9th 2 s of Exchange.
Ayres David J., (T. R. J. Ayres & Sons,) bds 30 Concert.
Ayres George, lab., res n e cor 4th and Timea.
Ayres H. H., bookkeeper, res 54 Concert.
Ayres N., salesman, bds 30 Concert.
Ayres Thomas R., (T. R. J. Ayres & Sons,) bds 30 Concert.
Ayres T. R. J., (T. R. J. Ayres & Sons,) res 30 Concert.
Ayres T. R. J. & Sons, dealers in watches, clocks, jewelry, silver ware, &c., 83 Main.
Ayres Brothers, dealers in pianos, organs, melodeons, musical mer- chandise, &c., 83 Main.
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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Babb James, painter, res 97 Morgan.
Babering Charles, stone mason, res 107 Fulton.
Bachart John, teamster, res 186 Johnson.
Bachman Charles, salesman. bds cor. 11th and Blondeau.
Bachman Mrs. Eliza, (wid) res n e cor. Blondeau and 11th.
Backus G. W., general agent for the T. P. & W. Railway, office cor. Main and 2d, res n w cor 1st and Bank.
Bacon William. moulder, res n e cor 10th and Blondeau.
Bake Cornelius, hostler at McKee & Stimpson.
Baker E. S., book keeper, bds 122 High.
Baker E. T., salesman, bds Patterson House.
Baker Dr. S. F., (S. F. Baker & Co.) res 122 High.
Baker Dr. S. F. & Co., manufacturers and dealers in patent medi- cines, pills, liniment, condition powders, &c., cor 5th & Blondeau Baker William, stone mason, bds Iowa House.
Baldwin O., surveyor, over post office, bds Enoch Rist's, Main st.
Ball A. B., ins. agent, res n w cor 5th and High.
Ball A. J., clerk, bds n w cor 5th and High.
Balı Charles J., engineer, res 3 High.
Ball Rufus, messenger M. W. Ex. Co., bds Patterson House.
Ballinger W., (Ballinger & Ballinger,) res n e cor 10th and Concert.
Ballinger W .. (Ballinger & Ballinger,) res 59 Franklin.
Ballinger & Ballinger, lawyers, w s 5th near Main.
Ballou J. N., carpenter, bds Laclede House.
Balton Michael; lab, res Hill 14 n of 4th.
Banks Thomas, bds 8 Exchange.
Bankson Mrs. M., (wid) res 3rd cor Cedar.
Banson B., lab, res 132 Franklin.
Baptist Church, (First,) Rev. S. K. Leavitt, pastor, s e cor 8th and Blondeau. -- , pastor, n s Johnson bet
Baptist Church, (1st African,) Rev. 2d and 3d.
Barber Joseph, lab, res over 207 Main.
Barber Samuel, lab, res over 207 Main.
Barclay Alexander, (Bower Barclay & Co.,) bds Taylor House. Barker E. T., clerk. bds Patterson House.
Barker James, general ticket agent, D. V. R. R., office, Levee near Johnson, res Fulton.
Barker J. H., real estate, cor Main & 2nd, res w s Grand ave. 2 n of 7th.
Bargains may be obtained in notions, laces, silk and dress goods, shawls, ribbons, and flowers, at Bostwick's.
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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Barkley Samuel, carpenter, res 91 Exchange.
Barkoff Charles, stone mason, bds Iowa House.
· Barnett Frank, fruit dealer, res w end of Fulton.
Barney L., vineyardist, res w s Grand ave. 2 n of 7th.
Barniscoina Louis, saloon, n e cor Water and Johnson, res Water bet. Blondeau and Concert.
Barrett William, propr. Barrett House, n s Blondeau nr. 4th, res same.
Barry William T., carriage maker, res s s Main bet. 9th and 10th.
Barter H., merchant tailor and dealer in broadcloths, cassimeres, vest- ings, and gents' furnishing goods, also agent for the Weed Sew- ing Machine, 65 Main, res s w cor 9th and Fulton. (See advt.) Barthel John, tailor, bds s s Main bet. 6th and 7th.
Bartlett George F., (Wilkinson, Bartlett & Co.,) res 53 Franklin.
" Bauer John, blacksmith, bds s s Main bet 11th and 12th.
Baughman J. D., farmer, res Middle rd. 3 w of 20th. Baughn E. G., pastry cook, Taylor House.
Baumer Joseph, wagon maker, bds n s Main bet 5th and 6th. Bawden Benjamin, marble cutter, res s.e cor D and Estes.
Bawden John, propr. Keokuk marble works, manufr. of monuments, tombs, grave stones, mantels, &c., e s 3d bet Main and Blondeau res 3} miles north of city, Middle road. (See advt.) Beals H., brakesman, bds Denver House.
Beard N. H., brakesman, bds Denver House.
Beck John, stock dealer, res 193 Johnson.
Beckly Montrose. plasterer, res n s 14th 2 n of Blondeau.
Beckstrom Gus, lab, res w s 14th 2 n of Concert.
Beckwith Henry, roofer, res w s 17th 1 s of Main.
Beebe James, cooper, res w s Park 3 s of C.
Been Mrs. M., (wid) res Johnson bet 3d and 4th.
H. N. Bostwick invites all persons to visit his store, corner Main and Fourth streets, and see bargains offered.
Barnygut John, stone mason, bds Greentree House. Barret John, lab., res e s 5th bet. Palean and Carrol. Barrett Martin, lab., res e s 5th 5 s of Palean. Barrett House, n s Blondeau near 4th. Barrett W. H., shoemaker, res 117 Fulton. Bartel Daniel, shoemaker, bds cor 2nd and Johnson. Bartlett A. D., res n s Exchange 3 w of 1st. Bartlett Jacob, lab, bds n s Exchange 3 w of 1st. Bartlett John. physician, res 53 Franklin. Bates Charles G., lab, res s w cor 18th and Palean. Battmann Mrs. M. (wid) res w s 16th 2 s of Ridge. Patronize the Briggs House on your next visit to Chicago. Batty Thomas, bricklayer, res s s Carrol 3 w of 8th.
Barr J. L., carriage maker, res n s Exchange 6 w of Third.
Dye stuffs, Wines, liquors, paints, oils, glass, varnishes and standard patent medicines kept by Dr. O'Connor, 68 Main.
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Beers W. A., propr. Keokuk Steam Bag Factory and paper ware- house, dealer in notions, twine, batting, cotton yarn, and carpet chain, 121 Main, res 175 Bank. (See advt.)
Beeson J., carpenter, bds 54 Morgan.
Beeson L. R., gardener, res Johnson road near city limits.
Belfield Alfred, teamster, res 112 Franklin.
Belfield W. H., teamster, bds 112 Franklin.
Belknap Miss A., res e s Third 2 n of Fulton.
Bell S., lab, res n e cor 6th and Johnson.
Bell W. C., brakesman, bds Denver House.
Bellamy B. C., student, bds 39 Seventh.
Bennett Albert, lab, res s w cor 3d and Blondeau.
Bennett James, huckster, res w s Sixth 4 w of Concert.
Bennett William, lab, res s s Johnson 4 w of 11th.
Benning Mrs. M., (wid) res n w cor 2d and Des Moines.
Benson Charles, carpenter, ress e cor 9th and Carrol.
Benson Eugene, carpenter, bds s e cor 9th and Carrol.
Benson J. W. hostler, bds Blondeau bet 8th and 9th.
Benson W. H., traveling agent D. V. R. R., bds Taylor House.
Bentley Joseph, lab, res Rees' addition.
Benton Jacob, waiter, at Patterson House.
Beon Christian, brewer, res Hill 21 n of 4th.
Beplar Jacob, moulder, at Comstock Bros. & Co.
Berens L., (Van Pappelendam & Berens,) res Reid bet. D and E.
Berg John, lab., res River 2 miles n of Main.
Berg Martin, saloon, wines, liquors, and cigars, w s 2nd bet. Main and Johnson, res 98 Morgan.
Berger Charles, lab., res n s Palean 3 w of 4th.
Berger Peter, teamster, bds Franklin House.
Bergstrom John, lab., bds Scandinavian House.
Berman B., cattle dealer, res n e cor 9th and Franklin.
Bermingham T., grocer, 155 Main, res same.
Berry Julia, chambermaid, at Patterson House.
Berry Thomas, (Collier & Berry,) res s s Johnson, 3 w of 4th.
Berry W. T., carriage maker, res n s Main bet 9th and 10th.
Berryhill John, cabinet maker, res s w cor 16th and Franklin.
Berryhill L. A., fruits, confectionery, cigars, tobacco, nuts, and general news depot, cor Main and 9th, res s w cor 16th & Franklin. Bess James L., carpenter, Sixth 2 n of Morgan, res w s 10th 4 s of Main. Bethenod H., (Sanford & Bethenod,) res s e cor 2nd and Blondeau.
Betler Jacob, moulder, res s end Reid.
Betz John, lab, res 104 Franklin.
Bevans D. O., teamster, res s e cor 13th and Cedar.
Hosiery, white goods, linens, laces, hoop skirts, 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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No better Hotel in the West than the Briggs House, Chicago.
Berman Casper, stone cutter, bds Depot House.
Billings J. B., clerk, res w s 4th 2 n of Morgan.
Billy P. M., res 151 Timea.
Bindel Adam, lab, res n s Timea 2 w of 14th.
Birge Charles P., vice prest. Keokuk Savings Bank and of Kellogg, Birge & Co.' res 89 Bank.
Bisbee J. M., (S. Pollock & Co.,) res 88 Bank.
Bischof Theod., editor and propr. Keokuk Post, Estes House, res s w cor 8th and Fulton. (See advt.)
Bishop John, millwright, bds 62 Des Moines.
Bishop John A., county sheriff, res e s 7th 2 n of Orleans.
Bishop J. W., steamboat owner, res 62 Fifth.
Bishop Robert, bds e s 7th 2 n of Orleans.
Bissell Lewis R., general fire and life ins. agt., n w cor Main and 5th, bds Dudley House.
Black C. A., moulder, bds w s 16th 1 s of Exchange.
Blackburn D. W., conductor, res w s Grand ave 1 n of 9th.
Blackmore Mark. painter at Geo. Hill & Co.
Blain Frank, blacksmith, bds s w cor 9th and Morgan.
Blaisdell Anthony H., civil engineer, bds Patterson House.
Blaisdell B. A., lab, res s w cor 18th and Palean.
Bland Austin, saloon, 187 Main, res 127 High.
Bland George, wagon manufacturer and blacksmith. All kinds of repairing promptly done, n s Main nr 12th, res 131 High.
Blank Barnabus, (Blank & Manners,) bds n w cor 5th and Johnson.
Blank & Manners, dyers, n w cor 5th and Johnson.
Bliss Mrs S. H., (wid) res 52 Morgan.
Blixt A. J., lab, res River 2 miles n of Main.
Block Henry, cigar maker, bds Denver House.
Blodgett William, drayman, res n e cor 13th and Johnson.
Blom Nichols, soap maker, res 161. Johnson.
Blom W., (W. Blom & Co. and Lee, Pittman & Co.,) bds 159 Blondeau Blom W. & Co., soap makers, Missouri ave. cor C.
Blose A. C., (Blose & Hegeman,) res n s Fulton 1 n of 15th.
Blose & Hegeman, (A. C. Blose and Theodore Hegeman,) merchant tailors and dealers in cloths, cassimeres, vestings, and gents' fur- nishing goods, repairing done in a neat manner and with des- patch, s s Main bet 7th and 8th.
Bluet James, fireman, bds Denver House.
Blum John, (J, Blum & Bro.) res 37 Seventh.
Blum John & Bro., dealers in dry goods, notions, laces, embroideries, linen goods, gloves, hosiery and gents' and ladies' furnishing goods, s s Main bet 7th and 8th.
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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Blum Louis, (J. Blum & Bro.) bds 7th bet High and Concert.
Boardman J. H., milkman, res cor 20th and Plank road.
Boas Max, salesman, bds s s Main bet 6th and 7th.
Boatman Samuel, res e s Fifth 1 n of Concert.
Boda Frederick, saloon, s s Main bet. 12th and 13th, res same. Bode Charles, drayman, res s s Palean 2 w of 11th.
Boden John, marble cutter. bds n e cor 5th and Johnson.
Bodie Louis, porter, res e s 4th 1 s of Bank.
Boeei Andrew, lab., res n s Concert 3 w of 6th.
Bohser Martin, shoemaker, res cor 16th and Johnson.
Boise George W., conductor, bds Patterson House.
Bolan Timothy, lab., bds n s Fulton 3 e of Third.
Boles C., fireman, bds Denver House.
Bolinger Joshua, waiter, at Patterson House.
Bolte Louis, lab., D. V. R. R.
Bonamajuc Julius, stone cutter, res w s 1st 3 n of Main.
Boner S. S., (Boner & Sims,) res s s Blondeau bet 4th and 5th.
Boner & Sims, (S. S. Boner & Fred. Sims,) wholesale dealers in iron, steel, nails, blacksmiths' tools, woodwork for wagons, 46 Levee. Bonham George, carpenter, res n e cor 12th and Leighton.
Boon H. G., sec'y of Keokuk Gaslight and Coke Co., office 90 Main, bds Patterson House.
Booth E. C., carpenter, res 155 Timea.
Boran Timothy, lab, bds n w cor Main and 7th.
Borland John, res s w cor 7th and Bank.
Borne John, farmer, res w end Exchange.
Borremans L., res n e cor 9th and Exchange.
Bostwick Harry C., manager of H. N. Bostwick's dry goods estab- lishment, bds Patterson House.
Bostwick H. N., dealer in staple and fancy dry goods, dress goods, shawls, sacques, laces, hosiery, gloves, hoop skirts, trimmings, flowers, &c., 102 & 104 Main, res n w cor 5th and Fulton. (See bottom lines.)
Bostwick W., salesman, bds Laclede House.
Bottle Daniel, shoemaker, bds Greentree House.
Boudewyns Frank, boiler maker, res n s Carrol 3 w of 5th.
Boudewyns Theodore, res s s Des Moines 5 w of 4th.
Boulton Miss E, fashionable dress making establishment, stamping, goffering and pinking done to order, es 4th bet. Main and Blon- deau, res same.
Bowden Edward, painter, bds n e cor 18th and Carroll.
Bowden Thomas, gas fitter, res n e cor 18th and Carrol.
Briggs House, Chicago, B. H. Skinner, proprietor. First- class in every respect.
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H. N. Bostwick dealer in dry goods, dress goods, notions, &c., 102 & 104 Main street.
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Dr. F. H. O'Connor, established 1852, dealer in all kinds of patent medicines, &c., 68 Main street.
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Bowen John, carpenter, res cor 10th and Seymour.
Bower Beverly B., (Bower, Barclay & Co., and Kilbourne, Bower & Co.,) contractors and lessees Springfield & Northwestern Rail- road, now in course of construction, res n w cor 2d and Morgan. Bower, Barclay & Co., (Beverly B. Bower and Alex. Barclay,) Bankers and dealers in foreign exchange, and collecting and steamship agents, 80 Main. (See advt.)
Bower George, teamster, res e s Third 3 s of Ridge.
Bower George, painter, D. V. R. R.
Bower Mrs. M. P., (wid) res 11 Morgan.
Bower R. F., (R. F. Bower & Co.,) res 68 High.
Bower R. F. & Co., (R. F. Bower and John Finigan,) wholesale gro- cers and agents Hazard Powder Co., 54 Main. (See advt.)
Bowers John W., drug clerk for F. H. O'Connor, res e s 4th 3 s of Bank.
Bowles J. R., carpenter, res n s Carrol 2 w of 9th.
Bowman W. F., millinery goods, &c., rese s 4th bet Main & Blondeau Bowman Mrs. W. F., milliner and dealer in millinery and fancy goods, feathers, ribbons, &c., straw bleaching done to order, s s 4th bet Main and Blondeau, res same.
Boyd Edward, boarding house, res n e cor 2d and Exchange.
Boyd George, lab, res over 207 Main.
Boyd J. R., res 94 Timea.
Boyd Peter, Jab, res n s Morgan 1 w of 16th.
Boyle Charles W., carpenter, res 60 Palean.
n Boyle Dennis, lab, res Hill 22 n of 4th.
Boyle John, clerk, res s s Exchange 2 w of 1st.
Boyle Timothy, lab, res River 2 miles n of Main.
Brackersberg Frederick, grocer, Johnson cor 16th, res same.
Bradford Charles, restaurant, res s w cor 15th and Orleans.
Bradley John, carpenter, res Rees addition.
Brady Mrs. A., (wid.) res n w cor 4th and Timea.
Brady Henry, clerk, res 148 High.
Brady James, saloon, 4th bet. Main and Johnson, res same. Brady William, lab., bds n w cor D and Park.
Brannen J. H., (O'Donnell & Co.,) res 78 Exchange.
Brannen Michael, lab., res n s Des Moines 2 w of 5th.
Brannen Patrick, lab., res rear 86 Concert. Braun Louis, tailor, at R. Vogel & Bro,
Bremore Charles, res s s Blondeau 5 w of 10th.
Brennan Mrs., (wid.) res rear 86 Concert.
Brennan Michael, watchman, bds cor B & Reid.
Brennan Richard, lab., res s w cor 6th and Palean.
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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Brethnahan Jerry, pedlar, res e s 4th 4 s of Bank.
Brewer O. H., notary public, Estes House.
Brewington Charles, teamster, res e s 4th bet. Main and Blondeau.
Brickson P. D., lab., res w s 3rd 1 s of Exchange.
Bridenstine David, baggageman, bds Denver House.
Bridges B., manager of Sam. G. Bridges' manufacturing jewelry establishment, bds Patterson House.
Bridges Sam. G., jeweler, and gold and silversmith, and dealer in watches, clocks, diamonds, fine jewelry, fancy goods, optical goods, &c., also engraver, stencil cutter, &c., 1 & 2 Estes House, res e s 4th bet. Franklin and Orleans. (See front cover.)
Bridgman Arthur, secretary D. V. R. R., office, Levee near Johnson, bds cor 2nd and Morgan.
Bridgman A., Jr., teller in bank, bds cor 2nd and Morgan.
Bridgman Sampson, blacksmith, bds 11 Morgan.
Briear Henry, currier, res 158 Timea.
Briganzer John, salesman, res 155 Exchange.
Briggs Madison, carpenter, res rear 146 Johnson.
Briggs T. V., carpenter, res 181 Bank.
Brinkler John, lab., res s e cor 15th and Ridge.
Brinkman Fred., salesman, bds n w cor 4th and Palean.
Brinkman J. W., lab., res n w cor 4th and Palean.
Broadfield William, moulder, at Comstock Bros. & Co.
Bronson A. H., physician, and dealer in drugs, chemicals, patent medicines, lamps, &c., 204 Main, res 106 High. (See advt.) Bronson Eugene, salesman, bds 106 High.
Brookings J. E., grain buyer, bds Laclede House.
Brooking J. P., porter Taylor House.
Brooks Mrs., res 190 Concert.
Broadfield William, moulder, res n w cor 12th and Concert.
Brown Aaron, lab, res n e cor 10th and Fulton.
Brown Albert, tailor, bds s s Main bet 6th and 7th.
Brown Andrew, res 17 Concert.
Brown C. R., drug clerk, bds n w cor Main and 6th.
Brown George, striker, bds n s Morgan 2 w of 16th.
Brown George P., engineer, res s w cor 5th and Franklin.
Brown Israel, (Higham & Brown,) res 67 Main.
Brown Rev. J., pastor united presbyterian church, res 44 7th.
Brown J., painter, e s 3rd bet Main and Johnson, res 83 Fulton.
Brown James, mason, res s s Palean 6 w of 6th.
Brown John, works Gray, Cannon & Co.
Brown M. T., druggist, n s Main bet 5th and 6th.
Brown Patrick, res n e cor 6th and Exchange.
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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Brown Peter, lab, res e s 8th 1 n of Main.
Brown Peter, driver, res e s 8th bet Main & Blondeau.
Brown Robert, butcher, bds Thomas Cross', cor 11th and Bank.
Brown Samuel, switchman, C. B. & Q. R. R.
Brown William, res 157 Bank.
Brown William, drayman, res 17th cor Des Moines.
Brown W. H., lab, res s s Palean 2 w of 17th.
Brown W. S., lab, res E end William.
Brown, Woodward & Brown, agents for Singer Sewing Machines, 145 Main.
Browne Gibson, lawyer, n w cor Main & 5th, res 41 High.
Brownell E. F., (Brownell & Brothers,) res w s 5th 2 n of Franklin.
Brownell Fillmore, salesman, bds w s 5th 2 n of Franklin.
Brownell H., (Brownell & McKinzie) res w s 5th bet Franklin and Orleans.
Brownell & McKinzie, (H. Brownell and George McKinzie, whole- sale and retail dealers in books, stationery, paper hangings, &c., 146 Main. (See advt.)
Brownell W. A., (Brownell Brothers,) res n e cor 7th and High.
Brownell Brothers, (W. A. & E. F. Brownell) iron merchants dealers in wagon and plow materials, 56 Main.
Bruce E. J., grocer, 150 Main, res 71 Tenth.
Bruce J. E., (Bruce & Primeau) res 8th cor Orleans.
Bruce & Primeau, liquors 172 & 174 Main.
Brugmans William, clerk, res Johnson road 4 w of 20th.
Brunat Ernst, engraver, res n e cor 7th and Palean.
Brunat Henry, res 51 Des Moines.
Bryant James, drayman, res s s Timea 2 w of 3rd.
Buchholz Gus, barber, bds Laclede House.
Buck Arthur G., (Victor & Buck,) res n e cor 10th and Morgan.
Buck Asaph, (Buck & Huxley,) res 102 Fulton.
Buck & Huxley, (Asaph Buck & W. Huxley,) dealer in staple and fancy groceries, dried and canned fruits, wooden and willow ware &c .. 183 Main.
Buck William, clerk, res w s 16th 2 s of Johnson.
Buckeye Foundry and Machine Shop, established 1849, Sample, Armitage & Co .; proprs., cor Johnson and 9th. (See advt.) Buckley Amos, lab, res 141 Exchange.
Buckley Jerry, lab, res Johnson bet 13th and 14th.
Buell E. K., (E. K. Buell & Co.,) res w s 5th 3 n of Fulton.
Buell E. K, & Co., dealers in gas fixtures, wrought iron pipe and fit- tings, steam guages, whistles, valves, oil cups, &c., w s 5th bet Main and Blondeau.
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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Buell Hambden, (H. Buell & Co.,) res s w cor Concert and 2nd. Buell Hambden & Co., (Hambden Buell and Robert Maxwell,) im-y porters and wholesale dealers in hardware, cutlery, &c., 89 Main. C. Buggy Edward, lab, res n s Main 3 w of 10th.
Buhser Martin, shoemaker, res 183 Johnson.
Bullard William, moulder, bds n e cor 15th and Concert.
Bunch James, drayman, res s s Des Moines 3 w of 9th.
Bundy Samuel, brakesman, bds n w cor Fulton and 7th.
Bunner Albert, lab., res over 9 Third.
Bunyan Joseph, teamster, bds w s 3rd 3 s of Ridge.
Bunyan William, boarding house, w s 3rd 3 s of Ridge, res same.
Burger August, upholsterer, res s s Main 3 w of 12th.
Burgess James, carpenter, res w s 16th 2 s of Johnson.
Burgess W. C., drug clerk, bds n s Blondeau bet. 5th and 6th.
Burglund C., tailor, res 136 Johnson.
Burk John, (Johnson & Burk,) res s s Johnson 2 w of 11th. Burke J. E., res n w cor 2nd and Concert.
Burke Michael, yard master, bds Denver House.
Burk Michael, lab., res 5th bet. Timea and Des Moines.
Burke Michael, lab., res n s Carrol 2 w of 6th.
Burke Michael, lab., res s w cor 3rd and Bank.
Burke Michael J., clerk, bds Palean bet. 4th and 5th.
Burke Patrick, tailor, res s e cor 9th and Johnson.
Burke William, lab., bds n s Carrol 2 w of 6th.
Burkett N. K., clerk C. B. & Q. R. R., bds n s Exchange bet. 7th & 8th.
Burkitt William, (Burkitt & Co.) res 34 4th.
Burkitt & Co., notions, 91 Main.
Burly George, engineer, bds Depot House.
Burnell -, cooper, res s w cor F and Park.
Burnell H. F., machinist, D. V. R. R.
Burnet Ernest, engraver, res s s Blondeau 1 w of 4th.
Burnham Major Arthur H., in local charge of Des Moines Rapids improvement of Mississippi river, office e s 2nd near Main, res 36 High.
Burns John, lamps and fluids, 73 Main, res n w cor 6th and High.
Burns Michael, lab., res s s Palean 4 w of 4th.
Burns Michael, lab., res n e cor 6th and Carrol.
Burns Robert, carpenter, n w cor 7th and Blondeau, res s s Bank 1 w of 9th.
Burns Thomas, lab., res s s A 2 w of Park.
Burr Mrs. - , (wid.) res w s 4th 2 n of Blondeau.
Burrel Louis, drayman, res e s 4th 2 s of Exchange.
Burrows Mrs. R., (wid.) res w s 9th 2 n of Main.
· Bargains may be obtained in notions, laces, silk and dress goods, shawls, ribbons, and flowers, at Bostwick's,
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.
70 HOLLAND'S KEOKUK CITY DIRECTORY.
Burt B. C., mail agent, res s s Franklin 3 w of 15th. ·
Burton John, brakesman, bds n w cor 7th and Fulton.
Burton Richard, lab, res n s Ridge 3 w of 8th.
Busby James, moulder, at Comstock Bros. & Co.
Busch Jacob, copper smith, res s w cor 15th & Palean.
Bush Dedereich, roofer, res 130 Concert.
Bush George, shoemaker, ress s Des Moines 4 w of 9th.
Bush Jacob, res w s 13th 3 s of Cedar.
Busheart John, barber, bds Laclede House. Bushnell Chester, teamster, res e s 14th 3 n of Concert. Buss Henry, roofer, res e s 12th 2 s of Bank.
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