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REYNOLDS HISTORICAL GENEALOGY COLLECTION
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WE KEEP MUCH THE LARGEST STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES WEST OF ST LOUIS EVERY ARTICLE SOLD AT LOWEST ST. LOUIS OR CHICAGO RATES.
VICTOR B. BUCK & CO.,
WHOLESALE BOOTS & SHOES
No. 19 THIRD STREET,
VICTOR B. BUCK.
SYLVESTER T. BUCK. ?
FERDINAND MCCOUN.
ST. JOSEPH, MO,
D. W. THOMPSON,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
BOOTS AND SHOES,
No. 24, cor. Second and Francis Sts.,
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
A large and elegant first class stock of Boots and Shoes, always on hand, comprising all the latest styles of Ladies' and Gents' Boots, shoes, Gaiters, Balmorals. Slippers and Buskins, fancy and plain, heavy and light. Repairing done with nextness and dismatch.
JOHN DONOVAN, Attorney at Law.
A. M. SAXTON, Cashier State Nat. Bank.
DONOVAN & SAXTON,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, Office on Felir St., under State National Bank,
ST. JOSEPH. - MISSOURI -
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F. A. LEONARD & CO., DEALERS IN
SADDLERY HARDWARE AND SHOE FINDINGS, No. 5 S. Third St., between Felix and Edmond, ST. JOSEPH, MO.
The Highest Market Price Paid in Cash for Hides.
L. F. WEIMER, STORAGE
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT
EXTRA CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR FOR SALE.
Main Street, bet. Jule and Francis, St. Joseph, Mo.
AG Cash paid for all kinds of Grain. Agent for the Roller Grain Drill.
GEORGE HILLYER, Manufacturer, Importer and Dealer in Every Variety of
UNDERTAKERS GOODS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
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ORDERS BY TELEGRAPH ATTENDED TO PROMPTLY. Persons living at a distance can rely on every style and size of METALIC CASES AND WOOD COFFINS, ORNAMENTAL AND PLAIN. Ehronds, Gloves, Scarf's and everything pertaining to a first class undertaking house always on hand. Funerals attended to free of charge. Laying-out boards, &c., fur- nished on application. Office open day and night.
Cor Third and Charles, ST. JOSEPH, MO.
BRYANT'S
USINESS
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ST. JOSEPH,
MISSOURI.
Confident that no intelligent person doubts the utility and superiority of an independent College, devoted exclusively to the Business branches, where each department receives the entire time and attention of those whose superior qualifications and merits are well known and undisputed, and knowing that our reputation and patronage, and the continual and increasing demand upon us for thorough accountants is the result of our workmanship and the satisfactory manner in which our graduates have performed their duties in the many responsible and lucrative positions they are now filling, in almost every town and city from Maine to Califor- nia, we leave to others the many clap-traps and extravagant prom- ises and claims so freely used by some to obtain notice and cheerfully submit to the judgment of the leading educators and and business men, and point to our pupils as a proof of what we have done and will do.
While none deny that we have the oldest, most thorough, cheapest and only successful Business College in the West, that has graduated more fine penmen and thorough accountants than all of its competitors combined, the Profession admits the superi- ority of our course of instruction, and that our teachers are among the most experienced and practical.
Our cabinet of Penmanship includes every style of Plain and Ornamental Writing, Flourishing, Shading and Drawing, and thoughi more complete than is to be found elsewhere, we are con- tinually adding to it.
The Banking and Actual Business departments are furnished with a large capital of the best engraved currency. Our method of imparting instruction, and experience as Practical Accountants and Teachers in ail the departments of Business Education, in the best Colleges and in company with the best Professors of the country, enable us to guarantee each pupil more thorough and practical instruction in the branches bere taught than can be acquired elsewhere within the same time or for the same amount of money.
From 880 to $100 will here pay for tuition. books, stationery, boarding, washing, and all other necessary expense of any indus- trious pupil while completing the entire business course.
When necessity requires we will receive secured notes on short time for scholar- ships. Intelligent and industrious young men of good address and repute, wishing employment, will be allowed to retain a reasonable part of the tuition cul We furnish acceptable positions.
THOS. J. BRYANT, President.
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THE UNION PACIFIC R. R.
Is now completed and running Daily Passenger Trains, forming in connection with the Central Pacific Railroad, an
ADD RAIL ROUTE TO
California and the Pacific Coast,
making the unexampled time of 1800 miles in
FOUR DAYS FROM OMAHA TO SACRAMENTO, Direct connections made
At Omaha with Chicago & North-Western, Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific and Saint Joseph & Council Bluff's Railroads and Missouri River line of Packets, to and from . all Principal Eastern and Southern Cities.
At Cheyenne with Stages for Denver, Central City, Santa Fe, and all points in Colorado and New Mexico.
At Ryan with stages for the Great Sweetwater Mining District.
At Deseret stages leave on arrival of Union Pacific trains for Salt Lake City and Southern Utah.
At Corinne for Helena, Virginia City and all points in Montana.
At Promontory with Central Pacific Railroad for White
Pine Silver Mines, Sacramento, San Francisco and all principal cities in California, Nevada and Idaho. First class Hotels and Eating Houses at convenient points on the line.
Pullman's Palace and Sleeping Cars accompany all trains.
For Through Rates on Freight to MONTANA, SWEET- WATER MLNES and other points, apply to IL. BROWNSOM, General Freight Agent. Omajin.
Purchase Tickets via Omaha and Platte Valley Route.
W. SNYDER, GEN. SUPT. T. BUDD, GEN. TICKET AGENT.
C. KESSLER.
DEALER IN
NOTIONS AND TOYS, BIRD CAGES, ZEPHYR WORSTED, &c.
Sole Agent in North-west Mo. of Colby's Children's Carriages, AGENT FOR H. P. DIEHL'S FIRE-WORKS No. 77 Felix Street, Near Third, ST. JOSEPHI, MO. 1
CHARLES DEICHMAN, MANUFACTURER OF CIGARS,
AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
SMOKING AND ORDNING
TOBACCO AND SNUFF,
IMPORTER OF
MEERSCHAUM, WOOD & FANCY
PIPES,
And Smokers Articles in General, Cor. Third and Felix Streets and No. 22 N. Second Street, ST. JOSEPH, MO.
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SAINT JOSEPH
Missouri V
City
rectory
1869-70.
A COMPLETE DIRECTORY OF EVERY CITIZEN, ALPHABETI- CALLY ARRANGED; A CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY ; A MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY, COMPRISING LISTS OF CITY AND COUNTY OFFICERS, CHURCHES, SCHOOLS, FIRE DEPARTMENTS; THE PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS OF THE CITY ; TOGETHER WITH
A LARGE VARIETY OF OTHER INFORMATION.
WM. SHAW, COMPILER AND PUBLISHER.
SAINT JOSEPH, MISSOURI : PRINTED AT THE HERALD STEAM BOOK AND JOB PRINTING HOUSE, -F. M. POSEGATE, PROYBIZTOS.
1869.
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INTRODUCTORY.
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In presenting to the Public the New City Directory, the pub -- lisher congratulates the citizens of St. Joseph upon the general evidences of prosperity which surround it and the flattering pros- pects in store for a successful future, not only as regards the increase of its population, but everything pertaining to its busi- ness affairs and internal regulations.
In this respect there is cause for much congratulation, and St. Joseph to-day takes a proud position among her sister cities on the Missouri River.
In the preparation of the present Volume, the publisher has spared neither labor nor expense to make it superior to the last. Much care has been taken with the canvass, and particular atten- tion has been paid to the compilation of names and the matter contained in the City and County Record Departments ; and with its well printed pages and beautiful gilt binding, cannot fail, we believe, in giving entire satisfaction.
With many thanks to those who have assisted in the prepara- tion of this work, and to the advertisers and patrons for encour- agement, I am, Respectfully,
THE PUBLISHER.
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INTRODUCTORY.
In presenting to the Public the New City Directory, the pub -- lisher congratulates the citizens of St. Joseph upon the general evidences of prosperity which surround it and the flattering pros- pects in store for a successful future, not only as regards the increase of its population, but everything pertaining to its busi- ness affairs and internal regulations.
In this respect there is cause for much congratulation, and St. Joseph to-day takes a proud position among her sister cities on the Missouri River.
In the preparation of the present Volume, the publisher has spared neither labor nor expense to make it superior to the last. Much care has been taken with the canvass, and particular atten- tion has been paid to the compilation of names and the matter contained in the City and County Record Departments ; and with its well printed pages and beautiful gilt binding, cannot fail, we believe, in giving entire satisfaction.
With many thanks to those who have assisted in the prepara- tion of this work, and to the advertisers and patrons for encour- agement, I am, Respectfully,
THE PUBLISHER.
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GENERAL INDEX.
PAGE
Abbreviations. 33
Business Directory .. .187-203
City and County Record .. 5
INDEX TO CITY AND COUNTY RECORD.
PAGE
Banks.
5
Benevolent Societies 7
Masonic ....
7
Board of Health ... 5 Miscellancons 7
Board of Public Works 5
Churches.
6
City Council. 5
City Government.
5
Public Buildings 8
Courts ...
5
Railroads
9
County Officers.
5
Fire Department.
.5
Insurance Companies
5
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.
PAGE
Adler S & Co, rectifiers and distillers 47 Bailey & Weightman, grain and produce front cover and .. 35
Buck V B & Co, boots and Shoes 1
Bryant T J, business college. 4
Bell & Brothar, groceries &c. 37 Beekman G W, billiard hall and saloon 10 Baldwin N F, watches and jewelry, bot- tom lines and .. 10
Chicago Wagon Depot 45
Durfee, Pike & Durfee, inside front cover
Donovan & Saxton, real estate .. 1
Deichman C, tobacco and cigars. 5
Demmler John, shoemaker,. 43
Doran Dr .... 49 St Joseph Gazette 155
Goodlive JJ jr, jewely, inside front cover
Gilkison & Eader, tailors .. 37
Gambrill Wm, meat market 47
Grover & Baker Sewing Machine Co, top lines.
Ilillyer George. undertaker, outside cov- er and. 3
Hax Louis, furniture. 41
Hall's Homeopathic Phaamacy 47
Hamilton & Bros, saw mill 49
Hannibal & St Joe R R. 9
Kessler C, notions and toys 6
Kahn's Optical Institute .. 39
Leonard F A & Co, hides and leather. ..... McWilliams & Co, Merchant's Hotel 49
3
McNeal & Harbine, books and stationery outside cover
Monroe RS, insurance agent ..
47
Merchant's Hotel. 19
PAGE Missouri Valley R R, inside back cover
Powell W Angelo, architect, front cover 35 Pfeiffer J & Son, outside cover and. 2 Posegate F M, job printing. 185 Richey A M & Co, furniture .. 37
Reiplinger Peter, wagon agent .. 45
Saunders' House ... 39
Shultz C H & Co, stores and tinware 39
Senate Saloon .....
11 Schramm O, vinegar works. 41
Storm J A & Co, green grocer. 13 Sandusky & Co, groceries .. 15 Schroers D G, plow maker 43
St Joseph Herald. 51
St Joseph Union.
171
St Soseph & Council Bluffs R R.
155
Swick F, job printing, outside cover.
Saltzman A, justice of the peace, opp Stuppy & Behr, music dealers, opp ......... 73 Schulenberg C & Co, billiard tables, out- side cover ..
Thompson D W, boots and shoes. 1
Textor Wm, groceries ... 41 Toole & Bedee, saloon 41 Turner & McDanial, groceries, opp. Union Pacific R R ...
Weimer L F, storage and commission 3
Warner J L, justice of the peace .. 43 Warner & Bro, bakery 45 Westliches Volksblatt. 185 Woolworth & Colt, books and stationery, outside cover.
INDEX TO CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Blacksmiths.
158
Boarding Houses. 199
Boiler and Sheet Iron Woorks. 1.59 Book Binders and Blank Book Maufac's189 Books and Stationery .. 1-9 Boots and shoes, Wholesale. .1>9
Boots and Shoes, Wholesale and Retail 199
18 : Boot and Shoe Manis and Dealers in.
1.9
Boot and Shoe Manufacturers
1-9
Bowling saloons
Barbers
188
Brass Works.
.150
Baskets
Breweries
190
Brick Yard. 10₽
Broom and Brush Manufacturers 100
Building Material.
190
Litters Manufacturers of.
198
Business College.
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Academies and Schools 1$7 Abstracts of Title .. 187 Agricultural Implements 187 Apothecary 147 Architects ... 187
Attorneys at Law .... 187
Auction and Commission 188 Axe Handle Manufacturer. Baker -..
Banks and Bankers.
Bath Houses. 188
Billiard Table Manufacturers 188
Billiard Halls ... 188
General Directory of Names. ........ 35-138
Alterations and Omissions 12 Introductory. 2 ....... Street Directory. 201-200
PACE
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Internal Revenue Department.
Oild Fellows. ... 7
Police Department .. 5
Post Office Department 5
School Department.
Societies
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ST. JOSEPH CITY DIRECTORY.
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Butchers 190
Cabinet Makers. 190
Lumber Dealers. 197
Machine Shops ...
Machinery Agents. 162
Malt House .. 197
Marble Works 197
Mattress Makers 107
Meat Markets. 197
Midwives ..
197
Cigars and Tobacco
Clothing, Wholesale .. 191
Clothing and Gent's Furnishing Goods 191
Clothes Renovalor. 191
Coal Agents ..
191
Conunercial Agency ...
Confectioners, Wholesale and Retail. 191
189
Notions und Toys
19%
Nurseries
190
Coopers
Cordage and Twine Manufacturers
191
Dentists. 191
Distillers 191
Dress and Cloak Makers. 192
Druggists, Wholesale .. 162
Drug rists, Wholesale and Retail.
192
Druggists, Retail.
191
Dry Goods, Wholesale 191
Physicians and Surgeons 199
Pianos, Organs and Meiodeons. .199
Picture Frame Manufacturers 199
Planing Mills. 179
Plow Makers. 199
Plumbers
199
Pork Packers 109
Printers, Book and Job.
.200
Produce and Fruits. 200
Railroads 200
Railroad Agents. .200
Real Estate Agents and Dealers .200
200
Restaurants 200
Sadlery Hardware. 200
Saddle and Harness Manufacturers 200
Foundry 193 Safes. 200
Furs, Hides and Pelts. 193
Furniture, Manufacturers and Dealers 193
Furniture, New and Second Hand. 193
Gas and Steam Fitters .. 193 . Scales. 201
General Claim Agents .. 193
193
Grain and Produce Dealers.
193
Green Grocers 193
Grocers, Wholesale. 194
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194
Gunsmiths
Hair Work
.195
Hardware and Cutlery 195
Hats, Caps and Furs, Wholesale and Straw and Millinery Goods .. 202 Retail 195 Tailors 202
Hats, Caps and Furs, Wholesale. .195 Tanner. 202
Hides and Skins. 195 Tinners. .202 Tobacco and Cigars .202
Moop Skirt and Corset Manufactory. .195 Hotels. .195 Toys.
Horse Shoers 195
House Mover .. .195 Turner's. .203
Importer of Foreign Fruits
195
Insurance Agents. 195
Insurance Co's, Accident .. 195 Upholsters .. .203
Insurance Co's, Fire. 196
Insurance Co's, Fire and Marine 196 Vinegar Works 203
Insurance Co's, Lite. 100
Intelligence Office 195
Iron and Steel .. 196
Justicas of the Peace ..
197
Lawyers. 197
Laundries Steam. 197
Leather and Findings 197
Lightning Rods .. 197 Wool Dealers.
Lime, Cement and Plaster. .197
Livery Stables 197
Candy Manufacturers ..... 109
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Carpenters and Builders 100
Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c ... 190
Carriage Manufacturers 190
Children's Carriages .. 190
Cider and Vinegar Manufacturers. 190
Cigar Manufacturers.
.191
191
Metalic Roofing ..
193
Millinery ..
198
Millinery Goods.
198
Music Publishers.
163
News Depots.
198
Newspapers.
Notaries Public.
199
Notions, Wholesale.
193
Conveyancers.
191
Oil Cloths.
Optician .. 198
Packet Companies 198
Painters, House, Sign and Ornamental 198 Paper Box Manufacturers. 199
Paper Hangers .. 199
Pawnbrokers. 199
Photograph Rooms 199
Dry Goods, Retail .. .192
Dry Goods, Groceries and General Mer- chandise .. 592
Dyers and Scourers. 192
Electric Salve. 192
Engraver and Turner 192
Express Companies 192
Fancy Dry Goods 193
Fancy Dry Goods and Toys 193
Fancy Groceries 193
Fancy Goods and Notions. 193
Feed and Sale Stables. 103 Rectifiers
Fishing Tackle. 193
Flour Depots.
193
Flouring Mills. 193
Saloons
200
Sash, Doors and Blinds
201
Saw Mills 201
Sewing Machine Co's. 201
Sewing Machine Agents
201
Shingle Factory. 201
Show Cases.
.202
Soap and Candle Manufacturers 202
Soda Water Manufactory ... .202
202
Steamboat Agent ... 202
Stencil Cutter. .202
Stone and Earthenware ...
Stone Yards.
202
Trunk Manufacturers 202
Undertakers .. 203
Undertaker's Stock 203
Veterinary Surgeons
.203
Wagons
203
Wann Manufacturers 203
Wall Paper .203
Watch Makers .203 Watches, Clocks and Jewelry .203
Wines and Liquors
203
Wire Workers, Plain and Ornamental.
..... 203
Woolen Mills
.203
199
Commission Merchants 191
191
Confecteries, Fruits and Nuts 191
198
Gent's Furnishing Goods
Grocers, wholesale and Retail
Groceries and Provisions 195
Stage Lines ...
Hardware .. 202 195
CITY AND COUNTY RECORD.
City Government.
WHOLE, Trasa.
P.CEaalbor, un Parker.
Aller MeNer, Mustal
City Council.
John A Diman, President
MEMBERS-
1st Ward, F. Kiler J C Ressler.
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STANDING CANONTITEE.
P. C Ers hair (de) .
Board of Health.
I V Diey, Presiden :.
AV Bans, Hans Ofer.
1st Ward, J CA-ssler.
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PH Eang.
Board of Public Works.
DH WE:
Fire Department.
Insurance Companies.
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Proost Comm. EM MM.
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Recorder's Court.
Judge, Cha- M Th CRY AC TET J PGribe. Clerk, A B Lyn.
County Officers.
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Post Office Department.
Port Odre. e . Dbrt Jale and Frazeis.
Banks.
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Police Department.
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ST. JOSEPH CITY DIRECTORY.
Wenty Court, Win M Albin, Jacob Boyer and Charles Schreiber, Judges; W. M Sherwood, clerk. Court Room, Court House. Terms, first Monday in cach month.
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Cirenit Conrt; I C Parker, Judge; Frank G Hopkins, clerk. Court Room, Court House. Terms, first Mondays in February and Angust, and second Mondays in May and November.
Common Pleas Court, E J Montague, Judge, Frank G Hopkins, clerk. Court Room, Court House. Terms, second Mon- days in March, June, September and De- cember.
District Court (a Court of Appeals), I C Parker, Jonas J Clark, Philander A Lucas, Judges; H K White, clerk. Court Room, Court House. Terms, fourth Mondays in June and December.
Supreme Court, David A Wagner, Phile- mon Bliss, Warren Currier, Judges; W M Albin, clerk. Court Room, Court House. Terms, third Mondays in February and Au- gust.
Internal Revenue Department.
Assistant Assessor, Charles F Ernst. Collector, Adam N Schuster.
Church Directory.
BAPTIST.
First Baptist Church, s e cor Francis and 6th, Rev James Dixon, D D pastor. Servi- ces 10:30 a m and 7 :30 p I.
Christian Church, n w cor Robidoux and 3d, John W Lindsay, pastor. Services 11 a m and 7 pm.
Missionary Baptist Church (colored), ss Francis bet 10th and 11th, Rev Benj Marshal, pastor. Services, llamandi piu.
CATHOLIC.
St Joseph's Church n e cor 5th and Felix, Rt Rov John T Hogan, Bishop; Rev Jas Doherty, pastor; Rev A J Abel, as- sistant pastor. Services, 9 and 10:30 a m and 3 pmn.
St Patrick's Church, n w cor 11th and Monterey. Rev Eugene Kenny, pastor. Ser- vices, 9 and 10:30 am, and & pm.
Church of the Immaculate Conception (German), se cor loth and Angelique, Rev C Linnencamp, pastor. Services, 7:30 and 9:30 a m and 2-90 p m.
CONGREGATIONAL.
Congregational Church, n w cor Fdmond and 4th, Rev J L Crane, pastor.
HEBREW.
Congregation Adath Joseph, se cor Jule and 6th, Rev S Kaufman, minister. Servi- ces, Saturday 9 a m.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Francis Street MI E Church, South, n w cor Fraueis and 7th, Rev C' I Van Deventer, pastor. Services, 19:so & mand . pm.
German Methodist Church, se cor Robi- doux and 3d. Rev John G Kost, pastor. Services 19:00 a mand : 45 pm.
African MI E Church, necor Antoine and 3d, Rev J M Wilkerson, pastor. Services, 10:30 a m and 7:30 p m. -
PRESBYTERIAN.
Westminster Church (NS), ns Felix bez 8th and 9th, Rev Henry M Bullard, pastor. services, 10:30 am and 7:50 pm.
First Presbyterian Church to S), n e cor Jule and 5th, Rev A P Forman, pa-tor. Services, 10 So a m and; and i pin in winter and s in summer.
Sixth Street Presbyterian Church (OS), s w cor Faraon and Cth, - , pa-tor. Services 10.30 a m; and 7:30 p m in winter and S in summer.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
Christ Church, n s Francis bet 7th and 8th, Rev Wm Phillips, rector. Sevices 10:30 a m; 7 30 p m in winter and 8 in sun- mer.
PROTESTANT EVANGELICAL.
Zion's Church German', n e cor Francis and Ith, Rev H F' Kirchoff, pastor. Servi- ces, 10:30 a m and 7 30 p m.
School Department. SCHOOL BOARD.
OFFICERS.
President, Samuel Hays.
Vice President, Robt F Maxwell.
Secretary, Edward B Neely.
Treasurer, John Colhoun.
Superintendent, Edward B Neely.
MEMBERS.
1st Ward, Henry Nash, D C Anderson.
2d W M Wyeth.
John S Wyatt, Otto Behr.
4th JB Adolph, RF Maxwell.
5th Edgar Sleppy, H N Turner.
SCHOOLS.
High School, s e cor Edmond and 10th, John'S Crosby, principal.
Madison School, w's 2d near Cherry, - , principal.
Washington School, s e cor 5th and Paul- line, R R Calkins, principal.
Tenth Street Primary School, e s 10th bet Felix and Francis, - principal. Webster School, cor 17th and Highly, - , principal.
Franklin School e s 12th bet Jule and Francis, --- principal.
Everett School, se cor 18th and Olive, Na- than Somerville, principal.
Everett Branch School, Miss Agnes Ford, principal.
Colore:l School, n w cor 4th and Michel, -. principal. Mrs Emma Kroll, teacher of German for all the schools.
St Joseph Female College, s e cor fith and Francis, Rev J Dixon, superintendent.
St Joseph's College (Catholic), n e cor 13th and Henry, in charge of the Christian Brothers, Brother Noah. director.
Academy of the Sacred Heart (Catholic Female Boarding School), ne cor Me-sa- nie and 12th, Sister's H Wall, principal. Lion's Church School (Germin; . He cor
Union MI Et burch, w's ata het Francis ; Francis and 4th. Jacob Ziegler, principal. and Jule. Rov J & Barwick, pastor. Servi- St Patrick's school (Catholichan w cor ces, la: a m; winter ; p ma ; summer 8 pin. : 11th and Monterey, Brother Aurelian, prin- cipal.
school of the Immaculate Conception, (Catholic), se cor 19th and Angelique, Jos J O' Donoghue, principal.
German Association School, s e cor 10th and Felix, W F Bennecke, principal.
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ST. JOSEPH CITY DIRECTORY.
Societies. MASONIC.
HALL, SE COR FELIX AND FIFTHI.
St Joseph Lodge No 78 A F & A M, reg- ular communication ilist and 3d Tuesdays in each month, Jas A Adants, W M; RJ Wi-e, secretary.
Zeredatha Lodge No 189 A F & AM, regular communication second and fourth Tuesdays in each month, Dr C F Knight W M, Jolin L Jourdan, secretary.
St Joseph Royal Arch Chapter No 14, reg- ular convocation second and fourth Fri- days in each month, C A Rowley, II P; Geo Ady, secretary.
Hugh DePayne's Commandery No 4K T, regular assemblies first Friday in each month, Samuel Russell, E C; L F Weimer, recorder.
ODD FELLOWS.
HALI, SE COR. FELIX AND FIFTH.
King Hill Lode No 19, meets every Mon- day evening; W B Churchill, N G; J M Dunning, V G; W P Saunders, RS; L T Minturn, P S; J L Ellingwood, Treas.
Humboldt Lodge 130, meets every Thurs- day evening; II Blum, NG; John Frank, V G; H Schmidt, R S; A Andel, P S; J Sebienacker; Treas.
Eclipse Lodge No 143; meets every Friday evening ; A B Fraser, N G; D O'Toole, V G; H C Patchen, RS; R JS Wise, PS; W S Johnston, Treas.
Hesperian Encampmet No 8; meets first and third Wednesdays in each mouth; Win Drumhiller, C P; L'T Minturn, HP; SM Richardson, S W; T H Hail, J W ; Samuel Hess, Scribe.
GOOD TEMPLARS.
Webster Lodge No 206; meets every Fri- das, at Masonic Hall.
Mystic Lodge No 311; meets every Monday evening, at Masonic Hall.
I. O. B'NAI BRITH.
HALL, VEGELEV'S BLOCK, FELIX RET FOURTHI AND FIFTH.
Joseph Lodge No 73; meets every Sunday evening, at 7:50 p in in summer and 7 in winter.
ST. JOSEPH MAENERCHOR.
HALL, E. S. FOURTH BET EDMOND AND CHARLES.
L C Haffner, president; E Holzsehue, sec- retary; John Deuschle, treasurer; Adolph Andel, director.
ST. JOSEPH TURNVEREIN.
HALL, S. S. CHARLES BET TTH AND 8TH.
Meets first and third Wednesdays in each month ; Herman Lund, president; $ Kaut- mann, vice president, O Haentzschell, re- cording secretary; Henry Christ, corres- ponding secretary ; Jos Denschle, treasurer.
ST JOSEPH PHILHARMONIA SOCIETY
HALL, 115 FELIX.
Meets every Monday and Thursday at 8 pm: Geo Hall, president; Chas A Pfeiffer, weretary; C Deichman, treasurer; ( Behr, Initialcal director.
Benevolent Societies.
ST GEORGE'S BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
HALL, 93 EDMOND.
Meets first nod third Thursdays in cach mouth; Geo Hillyer, president; John T Warburton, recording secretary; Enoch Row botham, treasurer.
HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
HALL E S FOURTH BET CHARLES & EDMOND.
Meets first Sunday in each month; John Corby, president; J Clifford, secretary.
DEUTSCHE HUELES GESELLSCHAFT.
(German Benevolent Association) .
Meets first Monday in each month, at Turner Halle; Alois Spehn, president; A Saltzman, secretary; Ernst Wentz, treas- urer.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA- TION.
ROOMS 77 AND 79 EDMOND.
Meets every Tuesday evening; Eugene Ayres, president; Louis Huggins, vice pres- ident; H C Fassett, treasurer; A V Whi- ting, secretary, C H Isely, recording secre- tary; Joseph R Glass, Librarian.
Miscellaneous,
Grand Army of the Republic; Peabody Encampment, Post No 2. Meets at hall, 93 Edmond; Capt H Lund, post commander. Father Matthew Total Abstinence Socie- ty; Rev Father Kenney, president.
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