Edwards' Eleventh Annual Directory, City of St. Louis for 1869, Part 36

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Publication date: 1869
Publisher: St. Louis : Charless Manufacturing and Publishing Company
Number of Pages: 986


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Correll Louis. clk. H. Uebel, bds. 300 Walnnt


Corren Michael, lab. r. es. Argyle av. bet. Clark av. and Small


Corrigan Bridget, wid. Charles, r. 1514 O'Fallon Corrigan Johan, lab. r. 2122 Spring


Corrigan Michael, lab. r. 928 N. 8th


Corrigan Patrick, lab. Jolın Ryan, bds. 312 Ulrica


Corrigan Peter J. carpenter, r. 1521 Morgan


Corrignn William, boot and shoemkr. 817 Mor- gan, r. 2226 Carr


Corris William, mechanic, r. al. bet. 12th and 13 th. Carr and Biddle


Corry George, porter D. C. Jaccard & Co. r. 1340 N. 11tlı


Cortambert Susan Mrs. r. 1000 Gratiot


Cortney Joseph, engineer. r. 220 S. Main


Cortney Robert, lab. bds. 1009 Market


Corwin Clark, riverman, r. 1519 Morgan


Corwin William P. printer R. P. Studley & Co. r. 1519 Morgan


Cosar Henry, quarryman, r. rear 1019 N. 12th Coscoe Peter, lab. bds. 2301 N. 2d


Cosgreve John, machinist Etna Iron Works Cosgrove Catharine, wid. John, r. 310 O'Fallon Cosgrove James, cabinetmkr. bds. 210 N. 12th Cosgrove John, lab. r. rear 1611 Christy av.


Cosgrove Mary, dressmkr. r. 1310 N. 7th


Cosgrove Mathew, lab. John Howe's warehouse, r. 1011 N. 14tb


Cosgrove Michael, blacksmith James A. Wright Cosgrove Michael, waiter Laclede Hotel, bds. same


Cosgrove Patrick, hnckster Union Market, and grocer. 1412 N. 8th, r. same


Cosgrove Patrick, lab. r. rear 921 O'Fallon


Cosgrove Patrick, lab. r. 608 N. 9th


Cosgrove Patrick, lab. r. 2213 O'Fallon


Cosgrove Peter, lab. N. M. R. R.


Cospers John, butcher, r. Lucky av. se. cor. Prairie av.


Coss William, lab. r. 1607 O'Fallon


Cosson Eugene R. law reporter Arthur J. Barnes, bds. Madison nw. cor. 13th


Cost George. lab. N. Schaeffer, r. 213 Spruce


COSTE FELIX, (Coste & Lenssler) and trustee LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA, 202 N. 2d, r. 1536 Papin


Coste & Leussler, (Felix Coste and August Luessler) proprs. Pittsburgh Brewery, 2506 Carondelet av.


Costelhun Frederick J. with Krum, Decker & Krum, r. 1833 S. 7th


Costellao James, fireman St. Louis Gas Works, r. 131 Lombard


Selling Price marked in Plain Figures, at the Positively One Price STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, 4th and Chestnut.


WILLIAM H. PRITCHARTT, CARGO AND FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, Northwest corner Main and Olive Streets, St. Louis.


Guaranteed Capital, (Paid up) $150,000.00, Mound City Mutual Life.


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UNIVERSAL


LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.


THOMAS & FISCHER, GENERAL AGENTS,


430 Market Street, over German Bank OF Solicitors Wanted. CO


Costelle -, railroadman. bds. 318 S. 4th Costello Andrew, lab. r. rear 1316 Columbus Costello Dominick, carriage driver Smithers & Co. r. 21 S. 10tb


Costello Francis, driver, r. 2001 Biddle


Costello Francis, stonemason, r. 1517 Orange


Costello James, broommaker, r. 1412 Biddle


Costello James, carpenter Fitzgerald. Barter & Co. Costello James, porter Gelkeson & Sloss, r. 2816 Sheridan av.


Costello John, carpenter Union Car Works


Costello John, lab. r. 2905 Broadway


Costello John, lab. St. Louis Transfer Co. r. 1412 N. 9th


Costello John S. brushmnfr. 1005 N. 5th, r. same Costello Mary, wid. Thomas, r. rear 1824 Biddle Costello Robert, mate, r. 1230 N. 9th


Costello Thomas, clerk J. Van Sons & Co. r. Clay av. cor. Stoddard


Costello Thomas, stove dealer, r. 1119 Alby


Costello William, engineer, r. 906 Franklin av.


Costelow Michael, lab, r. 923 Collins


Costen William, lab. r. 1833 Division


Costigan Andrew, teamster, bds. 2213 O'Fallon


Costigan John, glovemaker, r. 2213 O'Fallon


Costigan Jobn P. grainer E. C. Kitchum & Co. r. 2213 O'Fallon


Costillo Edward, porter, bds. ss. Biddle bet. 21st and 22d


Costillo Patrick, lab. r. s. Biddle bet. 21st an d 22d


Costin John, porter, r. rear 14 S. 10th


Cottam John, plasterer, r. Moore w. Clay av.


Cotter Garrett, (Garvin & Cotter) bds. 1411 Clark av.


Cotter Patsey, (col'd) wid. Gabriel, r. Picotte ne. cor. Columbus


Cottier Frank. carpenter, bds. Western Honse Cottier William, stone yard, North Market nw. cor. 16th, r. same


Cottnam Herbert, bookkeeper, r. 2707 Pacific Cotton Althea C. asst. teacher col'd. school, No. 2. r. 206 N.6tb


Cotton Edward, clk. Sells & Co. r. 122 Olive Cotton George W. pattentee, 2d se. cor. Carr, r. 319 N. 4tb


Cotton Henry, (col'd) steamboatman, r. 602 Wash


Cottonman William, lab. r. 16tb bet. Bremen av. and Garibaldi


Cottrell Daniel R. carpenter P. R. R. macbine shop, bds. 514 Sumit av.


Cotts Moses. (col'd) lab. r. ss. Manchester rd. w. limits


Couch George, (Conch & Hull), r. Kirkwood Couch Henry L. (Conch & Lewis), r. 1312 Chest- nut


Couch & Hull, (George Couch and Albert E. Hull) upholsterers and paper hangers, 312 N. 6th


Conch & Lewis, (Henry L. Couch and Wilmer D. Lewis) agts. John Hancock Mutual Life Ins. Co. 509 Olive


Coudy Jane, wid. r. rear 2118 Biddle


Coudy Mathew, carpenter, r. 925 N. 17th


Coudy Nancy, wid. Oliver, r. rear 2118 Carr Coughan John, bellboy Laclede Hotel


Coughlan John, ret. grocer, Elizabeth se. cor Ju- lia, r. same


Conglilin Edward, boarding honse, 120 Myrtle


Cougblin Edward, lab. r. ss. Cass av. bet. 22d and 23d


Conghlin John, lab. r. ns. Conde nr. 21st


Coughlin John, lab. r. 1212 N. 9tb


Coughlin John, printer Clayton & Babington, r. 1217 N. 9th


Conglilin Martin, apprentice James Halpin, r. 125 Cedar


Congblin Mary, Mrs. r. 1217 N. 9th


Cougblin Mary, wid. Charles, r. al. bet. 2d and 3d, Morgan and Green


Coughlin Michael, lab. r. ss. Magazine nr. Fil- more av.


Coughlin Michael, porter, bds. 309 Washington av.


Coughlin Patrick, lab. N. M. R. R.


Coughlin William, teamster, r. ss. Palm bet. 10th and 11th


Coughiran John, moulder Atna Iron Works, r. 72 Papin


Congot Dominique, notions, 211 S. 7th, r. same Cougot Emile, student College of the Christian Brothers


Coules Ann M. Mrs. midwife, 1313 N. 6th, r. same Coules William, (Fitzgerald & Cowles) r. ws. 6th bet. Biddle and Cass av


Coulter D. student BRYANT & STRAT- TON COLLEGE, cor. 5th and Market Coulter Frederick, riverman, r. 715 N. 14th


Coulter Joseph H. (Coulter & Greenwood) r. Grayville, 111.


Coulter Thomas F. porter J. T. Utterback & Co. r. 707 N. 14th


Conlter & Greenwood, (Joseph H. Coulter and Edwin P. Greenwood) flour dealers, 1304 Franklin av.


County Auditor's office, Court Honse


County Court of St. Louis county, Thomas J. Daily, presiding Justice, e. wing C H County Jail, Chestuut se. cor. 6th


County Marshal's office, s. wing Court House


County Poor luspector's office, basement Court House


County Recorder's office, s. wing of Court House County Scales, Rock Spring, Thomas Cook, weigher, ns. Market st. road w. Cabanne av. Comty Surveyor's office, basement Court House County Treasury, Court House


Couper George B. r. 2633 Pine


Couper William, (col'd) barber, r. 929 N. 11th Coupfersmith Fritz, baker, r. rear 1123 N. 12th Courcy George D. blacksmith, r. 814 Washing- ton av.


Courcy John D. bds. 814 Washington av.


Coursoisier Fritz, watchmkr. John Sylvester, r. Carondelet


Conrson Jolin M. engineer, r. es. Glasgow av. bet. Easton and Stoddard


Courson Thomas, blacksmith Bettis & Dunham Court Charles, huckster, 13 Central market, r. 506 S. 7th


Court Criminal Correction, C. D. Wolff, Judge, w. wing Court House


COURT HOUSE, bet. 4th and 5th, Chestout and Market Court Thomas, carpenter, 506 S. 14tb, bds. St. Louis House


WESTLAKE & BUTTON, MANUFACTURERS OF


Wheelbarrows, Scrapers, DERRICKS, &c., 1201 to 1217 N. Main St.


Men's, Youths', Boys' and Children's Clothing at the Positively One Price STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, 4th and Chestnut.


COS Costello -, r. 2120 Biddle The METROPOLITAN BANK, No. 716 North Fifth Street, ST. LOUIS, Collects Notes, Free of Charge, in the City. Cotter Henry B. mer. r. 2915 S. 7th


American French & English Writing Papers, at 503 N. 4th st. see page 250


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Court William, grocer, 2232 Carondelet av. r. same


Courte Arthur, clk. A. Kerber, bds. 224 Market Courtney Owen, quarryman, r. Spring av. nr. Connty rd.


Courtney Peter, lab. N. M. R. R.


Courtney Peter, lab. r. ss. Buchanan bet. 11th and 13th


Courtney Robert, waiter Barnum's Hotel,


Courtney Thomas, finisher Excelsior Iron Wks. Courtney Thomas. lab. r. 2603 Cass av.


Courtois James, boardinghouse, 305 S. Maiu, r. same


Consins Michael, lab. Mound City saw mill, r. es. al. bet. Broadway and 9th, Destrehan and Mallinckrodt


Cousland George, (Hoblitzelle & Consland) r. 1515 Morgan


Consley William B. carpenter, bds. 814 Pine


Contney John, blacksmith, r. 1808 Franklin av.


Couvion Edward, butcher H. G. Farbar, bds. 912 Summit av.


Convion Elizabeth, wid. Peter, r. 912 Summit av.


Convion John, butcher, bds. 912 Summit av.


Couvion John W. P. clerk J. J. Puller, bds. 912 Summit av.


Couvion Joseph, fireman P. R. R. bds. 912 Sum- mit av.


Couzins John E. D. inspector U. S. customhouse, r. 816 N. 11th


Covenant Mutual Life Insurance Co. of St. Louis, 307 Olive


Covert George M. electrotyper St. Louis Type Fonndry Co. bds. 305 Washington av.


Covington David, carpenter, r. 209 N. 7th


Cowan James E. (Frary, Cowan & Krath) r. ws. Ohio bet. Cherokee and Potomac


Cowan Mary, wid. Benjamin, r. 18 N. 10th


Cowan William A. clerk E. J. Daly, bds. Com- mercial House


Cowell Edward, policeman 2d sub dist. r. 2317 Cozens


Cowell Josephi. painter, bds. 1708 Morgan


Cowell Samuel, copper, tin and sheet iron work- er and mnfr. steamboat cooking stoves and steam tables, 802 N. Levee, r. 1126 N. 25th Cowen Alexander H. bookkeeper and cashier Lewis, Nanson & Co. r. 1435 S. 9tb


Cowon C. C. cashier and bookkeeper D. M. Os- borne & Co. 1246 Broadway, r. 2520 Wash


Cowen John R. printer R. P. Studley & Co. r. 1103 Morgan


Cowen Martha, wid. Alexander, r. 1103 Morgan Cowgill William, genl. agt. Cincinnati Mutual Health Assurance Co. bds. Southern Hotel


Cowhey Ham, borseshoer, 2907 Carondelet av. r. ns. Park av. bet. 5th and 7th


Cowhey John, blacksmith, 611 and 613 Park av. r. same


Cowhey Patrick, blacksmith, 611 Park av. r. same


Cowlan Daniel, conductor, bds. 618 Biddle


Cowley George, driver R. Wesseling, bds. 822 N. 8th


Cowlisham Esther, wid. Joseph, r. sa. al. bet. Webster and Chambers, 9th and 10tli


Cowlisham William C. blacksmith, r. ss. al. bet. Webster and Chambers, 9th and 10th Cowper J. C. clerk B. L. Hardin & Co.


City Directories OF OTHER CITIES MAY BE SEEN AT 302 N. Main Street, UP STAIRS.


NO FAMILY


SHOULD BE WITHOUT


BRADY'S BITTERS.


Cowperthwait William P. pawnbroker, 400 N. 3d, r. 1418 Olive


Cox Alexander, baggagemaster P. R. R. bds. 604 Elin


Cox Bernard, glassblower, bds. 1745 N. 10th


Cox Bridget, wid. John, r. al. bet. 16th and 17th, North Market and Benton


Cox Carson F. publisher Missouri Presbyterian, 212 N. 5th, r. 1911 Randolph


Cox Charles, riverman, bds. 1115 N. 6tlı


COX CHARLES B. editor Evening Post, bds. 2228 Spring


Cox Isaac M. silversmith, r. 1826 Morgan


Cox James, painter, r. 2815 S. 8th


Cox John, engineer, r. 1902 N. 15th


Cox Margaret. wid. Micbael, r. 813 N. 23d


Cox Michael, r. 2408 Franklin av.


Cox Nicholas, glassblower, 2301 Broadway


Cox Richard, brickmoulder, r. 2413 Broadway


Cox Richard H. machinist Union Car Wks. bds. 1300 N. Main


Cox T. H. ticket agent N. M. R. R. bds. Mound City Hotel


Cox William, clerk, bds. 719 N. 6th


Cox William, drayman F. Smith & Co. r. ss. Di- vision nr. 19th


Cox William A. clerk Ticknor & Co. bds. 720 Morgan


Cox W. Morris, clerk U. P. R. R. E. Div. r. 12th nw. cor. Pine


Coy John H. carpenter, r. ws. Indiana av. bet. Potomac and Miami


Coy William, engineer, r. 2819 N. 9th


Coyle Amos, manfrs. and wbol. dlrs. in patent medicines, 421 N. 3d, r. same


Coyle Bernard, groceries and provisions, 901 Cass av. r. same


Coyle Charley, trader, r. 1411 N. 7tb


Coyle Edward, baggageman, r. 1411 N. 7tb


Coyle Frank, trader, r. 1411 N. 7th


Coyle James, blacksmith Lindell Railway stables, r. ss. Davis bet. 21st and 22d


Coyle Jamies, blacksmith and bellhanger, 214 Chestnut, r. 2808 Easton av.


Coyle James P. blacksmith, bds. 2231 O'Fallon Coyle Maria, (col'd) wid. Jobn, r. 820 N. 6th


Coyle Matthew, blacksmith P. Kelly, r. 9th nw. cor. Cass av.


Coyle Michael, finisher Belcher's Sugar Refinery, r. 1420 N. 13th


Coyle Patrick, boatman, r. ws. 2d bet. Howard and Mound


Coyles James, barnessmkr. 502 N. 5th


Coyne Edmund, grocer, 1221 Spruce r. same


Coyne James, saloon, 510 O'Fallon, r, 508 O'Fallon


Coyne John, stonemason, r. 813 Wash


Coyne Martin, shoemkr. r. 813 Wasb


Coyne Michael, blacksmith, r. ss. Market nr. 10th Coyne Michael, plasterer. r. 813 Wash


Coyne Michael, r. 508 O'Fallon


Coyne Patrick, teamster, r. al. bet. 7th and 8th, Cass av. and Mullanphy


Coyne Phillip, mer. tailor, 227 Chestnut, r. 1419 Morgan


Coyne Thomas, lab. r. 1205 N. 8th


Cozens William H. surveyor and engineer, 320 Chestnut, r. 116 S. 7th


Cozzens William F. (Hull & Cozzens) r. Grande av. nr. Glasgow av.


The only Reliable One Price Clothing House-The STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, Corner of 4th and Chestnut Streets.


WILLIAM H. PRITCHARTT, CARGO AND FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, Northwest corner Main and Olive Streets, St. Louis.


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Woodward Book Store. 503 NORTH 4TH STREET, (Wholesale Department, 411 St. Charles St.)


To Dealers in Books and Stationery :


Your attention is invited to our large and growing facilities for supplying the city and country trade with School, Medical, Miscellane- ous and Juvenile Books ; Domestic and Foreign Stationery ; Owen's and other First Class Writing Papers, as well as our frequent jobl ots, which we are at times enabled to sell very low to Cash purchasers.


Our stock is purchased at Cash rates, and those who buy with cash, will find it to their interest to examine our prices before purchasing, for we believe with our LARGE CASH CAP. ITAL, long experience, strict economy, untiring energy, and prompt attention to business, warrants us in guaranteeing entire satisfaction.


The purchaser will find at our house all the popular School Books in use in this section of the country, as well as the most complete stock of Note, Letter and Cap Papers, including the American, French and English, as well as the largest, best and cheapest stock of envelopes, embracing all sizes and qualities to be found; a full line of Slates, Slate Pencils, Lead Pencils, Steel Pens, Blackboard Crayons, Paper Clips, Rubber Bands, Ink Stands, Drawing Paper, Pen Racks, in short all articles generally found in Book and Stationery Stores.


Teachers and School Committees will find our arrangements complete for supplying School Aparatus, including Desks and Benches, Globes, Outline Maps, Blackboard Rubbers, and all arti- cles required in a First Class School.


Merchants, County Clerks, and all persons using Stationery and Blank Books, will find our stock as complete as possible. Having at our command the best ruler and binder in the city, and a good printing office, we are prepared to fill orders at short notice in the best manner.


Initial and Monogram embossing, with or without colors in the latest styles, at short notice.


All who give us their general orders, will save money, as we are determined to do better by our customers than any one else in the city possibly can; we having the facilities for making this assertion good. Call and see.


Respectfully,


E. P. GRAY.


The best stock of School Books is at E. P. Gray's, 503 N. 4th st. see p. 250.


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Crabb Robert M. pressfeeder Neuer Anzeiger des Westens, r. 906 Franklin av.


Craden John. salesman E. H. Hamburger, r. 1110 Buchanan


Craden Peter, baker, 3313 N. 11th, r. same


Craemer A. Professor Concordia College, r. ws Jefferson av. bet. Cherokee and Miami


Craemer A. P. student Concordia College, r. ws. Jefferson av, bet. Cherokee and Miami


Craemer Louis. lab. Schoten & Co. bds. 738 S. 3d


Craft Charles, trunkmkr. Faucette & Co.


Craft Delavan, carpenter Mississippi Planing Mill, r. 1008 Carr


Craft H. Perry, printer, r. 66, 3d floor Whittier's bldg.


Craft John, oyster dealer, bds. Western House Craft M. B. pressman, r. 909 Wash


Craft William B. clk. 1. 909 Wash


Craft -, com. mer. bds. 917 S. 8th


Craft, see also Kraft


Craftsmen's Life Assurance Co. A. W. Howe gen. agt. 108 Locust


Cragan Dennis, carpenter William Cochrane, bds. 8th cor. Washington av.


Crsgan Martin, lab. r. 927 Collins


Cragen Nicholas, foreman Whittaker & Son, r. 1105 N. 7th


Cragin C. O. salesman White, Billingsley & Co. bds. Laclede Hotel


Craig D. H. stock clk. J. W. Hickman & Co. bds. 902 Pine


Craig James, furniture and mattresses, 416 N. 3d, r. 1408 Chestnut bet. 14th and 15th


Craig Jobn B. policeman 2d dist. r. 113 Centie


Craig John H. (Rude & Craig) r. Dickson nr. Garrison av.


Craig John W. teamster, r. 1748 N. 12th


Craig Joseph, (col'd) lab. r. 1764 North Market


Craig Larkin W. printer Clayton & Babington, r. 125 Centre


Craig L. Miles, salesman J. W. Hickinan & Co. bds. Maison Doree


Craig L. student BRYANT & STRAT- TON COLLEGE, cor. 5th and Market Craig Robert, asst foreman St. Louis Dispatch, r. 1008 Brooklyn


Craig William, clk. John Massey, r. 1238 Broad- way


Craighead Rebecca M. Miss, supt. Indnst. Aid Office, r. 1219 Olive


Crain Andrew, lab. r. rear 1437 N. 10th


Crain Charles, (Crain, Wenrich & Co.) r. Boston Crain, Wenrich & Co. (Charles S. Crain, Frank


H. Wenrich and Martin V. Barney) boots and shoes, 406 N. Main


Cram Alonzo W. watchmaker Henry A. Forbes & Co. r. 2936 Laclede av. cor. Garri-ou av.


Cram George F. sec. Atlantic Mut. Ins. Co. of St. Lonis, 10 S. Main, r. 1502 Pine


Cram Samuel H. clockmaker Forbes & Co.


Cramer Adam, r. 2620 N. 10th


Cramer Adolph, huckster, 34 Lucas Market, r, 12th se. cor. Olive


Cramer Antone, huckster, stand 21 Biddle Mar- ket, r. 1214 N. 15th


Cramer Angust, machinist, r. ws. Jnlia bet. Chontean av. and Elizabeth


Cramer Barney, lab. r. 2509 N. 15th


EDWARDS & CO., BOOK AND JOB


PRINTERS, 302 N. Main Street, UP STARIS.


GIVE BRADY'S BITTERS FOR


WORMS.


Cramer Dietrich, lab. r. 1228 N. 12th


Cramer Ernest, teamster, r. Benton nr. Kos- anth av.


Cramer Frederick W. tobacco mnfy. 1517 N. 16th, r. game


Cramer George H. groceries, ws. Carondelet av. bet. Chippewa and Miami, r. samne


Cramer George J. baker, 2238 Carondelet av. r. same


Cramer Gustavus, (Cramer & Gross) r. 1264 S. 5th


Cramer Henry, tcamster, r. 1009 N, 15th


Cramer Herman, driver, r. 1322 S. 4th


Cramer James, (col'd) porter, r. 1003 Morgan


Cramer Otto, salesman Smith, Vogel & Co. r. Myrtle bet. 3d and 4th


Cramer Theodore, agt. grocer, 2200 Franklin av. r. same


Cramer Thomas, carrier P. O.


Cramer W, law student Jones & Davis


Cramer & Gross, (Gustavus Cramer and Jullua Gross) photographers, 1264 S. 5th


Cramer, see also Kramer


Cramford Henry, fireman Hook and Ladder, bds. 219 N. 7th


Crancer Ferdinand, cigarmkr. r. 1353 N. 15th Crancer John, r. 1412 Monroe


Crunch William, clerk The Missouri Democrat, r. 825% N. 6th


Cranch William, not. pnb. Missouri Democrat office, r. ws. 6th bet. Morgan and Franklin av.


Crandall Eli J. supt. O'Fallon & Wilborn Coal and Mining Co. 307 Pine, r. 2927 E. Bell.


Crandy -- , stairbuilder, r. 1921 Division


Crane Andrew, riverman, r. 422 Barry


Crane Arba N. (Harding & Crane) r. 7th se. cor. Locust


Crane Aubrey, lawyer, r. 721 S. 5th


Crane Elizabeth, dresamkr. 316 S. 4th, r. same


CRANE FRANCIS W. (Francis W. Crane & Co ) also Trustee LIFE ASSOCIA- TION OF AMERICA, r. Dayton, sw. cor. Glasgow av.


Crane Francis W. & Co. (Francis W. Crane and H. Ferguson) provision brokers, 18 S. Com- mercial


Crane Frank, carpenter (Kelly & Hopkins) bds. 3532 Rrondway


Crane Girard, cabinetmaker, r. 316 S. 14th


Crane G. B. (Crane & Letcher) r. California


Crane James, hostler American Ex. Co. stables, r. rear 908 Franklin av.


Crane John, hostler American Ex. Co. stable, r. 812 N. 10th


Crane John C. Capt. r. 1417 Pine


CRANE JOHN H. mnfr. and dealer in fur- niture 211 N. 3d, r. 831 Tayonav. opp. Papin Crane John W. salesman Dodd Brown & Co. bds. 417 N. 8th


Crane Joseph, millwright, 1114 and 1116 Benton, r. 1225 Chambers


Crane Lemnel Minton. salesman John H. Crane, r. 831 Tayon av.


Crane Martin, blacksmith, r. 9th nw. cor. Palm


Crane M. A. Miss, saleslady Miller & Grants


Crane O. D. printer Evening Post, r. 615 Frank- lin av.


Crane Sarah R. Mrs. bds. 115 S. 6th


Crane Walter, teacher, r. 316 S. 14th


The Positively One Price STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, S. E. cor. 4th and Chestnut, Is the largest in the West.


WILLIAM H. PRITCHARTT,! CARGO AND FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, Northwest Corner Main and Olive Streets, St. Louis.


Mound City, a purely Mutual Company with a Guarantee Capital.


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UNIVERSAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.


THOMAS & FISCHER, GENERAL AGENTS,


420 Market Street, over German Bank OF Solicitors Wanted. CO


Crane & Letcher (G. B. Crane and Giles C. Letcher) whol. dealers in California wines, 720 N. 5tlı


Crangle James, clk. A. I. Hall & Co. r. 1226 Madison


Crangle John, cash. Yaeger & Co. r. Madison se. cor. 13th


Crans Samuel, trav. agt. r. 1315 Franklin av.


Cranson Charles B. real es. agt. r. 2206 Scott av. Cranr Peter, mechanic, r. 180 S. Buel


Crapp J. finisher Excelsior Iron Works


Crapster John, r. 2043 Clark av.


Crapster M. H. Capt. Miami Packet Co. r. 701 N. 17th


CRARY B. F. Rev. editor Central Christian Advocate 413 Locust, r. 1120 N. 21st


Crary James, teamster, r. ns. Davis bet. 23d and 24th


Crary Patrick, janitor Sodality Hall, r. same


Cratr Theodric, clk. H. Eckerle, r. 2025 Caronde- let av.


Cratty Dennis, baker Southern Hotel, bds. same Craules Charles, deputy eonstable, r. 718 Julia


Craven Abner H. publisher, 212 N.4th, r. 707 Pine


Craven R C. student BRYANT & STRAT- TON COLLEGE, cor. 5th and Market Cravier Antoine, (col'd) barber, 2128 Gamble av. Crawford Albert A. clk. bds. es. 20th bet. Davis and O'Fallon


Crawford D. (D. Crawford & Co.) r. 907 Cardi- nal av.


CRAWFORD D. & CO. (D. Crawford and Alexander Russell) dry goods fancy and staple, 418 aud 420 Franklin av.


Crawford George N. bookkeeper Crain, Menrich & Co. bds. Elm nr. 7th


Crawford James, lab. r. rear 1019 N. 2d


Crawford James A. salesman, r. 406 N. Main


Crawford James E. (Steer, Harrington & Co.) and Gents' furnishing goods, 106 Olive, r. 707 N. 17th


Crawford James M. books and stationery, 100 N. 4th, r. es. 20th, bet. Davis and O'Fallon Crawford John, student BRYANT


STRATTON COLLEGE, cor. 5th and Market


Crawford Thomas, (col'd) porter M. M. Buck Crawford William H. druggist, 731 Washington av. and 1038 Broadway, r. 707 N. 17th


Crawley Edward, stonemason, r. 814 N. 16th Crawley F. X. druggist 2231 Carr, r. same


Crawshaw Edmund, (C. J. Crawshaw & Sons) r. 1553 Gratiot


Crawshaw Henry, machinist, r. 1118 N. 17th


Crawshaw Joseph, (J. Crawshaw & Sons) r. Grand av. cor. McCInre


Crawshaw Joseph jr. (J. Crawshaw & Sons) r. 2730 Adams


Crawshaw J. & Sons, (Joseph, Joseph, jr., and Edmund Crawshaw) gas fixtures, 413 N. 5th Crawshaw Thomas J. clk. land dept. S. P. R. R. r. 410 N. 11th


Creagiu Patrick F. with Garvin & Potter, r. 1519 Biddle


Creahin Martin, blacksmith Bellefontaine railway r. ns. Palm, bet. 9th and 10th


Creamer Benjamin, dry goods, 616 Franklin av. r. 1911 Carr


Creamer James, contractor, r. 2236 Scott av.


Creamer John, engineer, r. ns. Barry bet. Kosci- usko and 2d


Creamer John C. sawyer Hodginan, Duross & Co. r. 1214 N. 13th


Crecelius Charles C. (Demnth & Crecelius) r. 827 Beckwith


Crecelius Christian, porter, r. 421 Emmet Crecelius see also Crezelius


Creden N. N. student, bds. 501 S. 5th


Creed Philip, lab. r. 2726 Cozens


Crede Joseph, tobacconist, r. 2903 8. 7th


Creedon Anna, r. 409 Picotte


Creedon Robert, lab. r. 1314 Columbus


Creery Benjamin F. printer, r. 1120 N. 21st


Cregan Michael, warehouseman Hugh Rodgers & Co. r. 514 S. 3d


Cregg Michael, fireman N. M. R. R.


Cregg William, printer, r. 814 Chestnut


Crehan Patrick, lab. r. ws. al. bet. Main and Co- lumbus, Rutger and Miller


Creighton Charles, porter U. Mers. Exchange, r. 211 S. 4th


Creighton Henry J. coachmkr. bds. 1301 N. 2d


Creighton Matthew, lab. O. & M. R. R. r. rear 1331 N. 9th


Creighton Patrick, riverman, r. 1023 Cass av.


Creighton William, foreman Hackett & Ashley, r. 3513 N. 9th


Creissan Julius, machinist P. R. R. shop, r. ns. Bonhomme bet. Compton av. and Mackenzie av.


Cremer Charles, lab. r. rear 1121 N. 12th


Cremer Richard , painter W. A. Thornburgh & Co.


Cremmel Anthony, shoemaker John Schall, r. 16 S. 5th


Cremmel A. mnfr. Ostrich and fancy feathers. 16 S. 5th, r. same


Cremmens Martin, S. R. Fox Mnfg. Co.


Cremmins M. lab. Etna Iron Works


Crennan Michael. lab. r. al. bet. Biddle, and O'Fallon, 13th and 14th


Crenshaw M. student BRYANT & STRAT.


TON COLLEGE, cor. 5th and Market


Crenshaw R. A. W. com. and forwd. mer. 102 N. Commercial, r. 2827 Morgan


Cressler David, cabinetmaker, r. 828 Pratte av. Crest Jonathan, bootfitter Ganahl, Bro. & Co. r. 1016 N. 10th


Creveling Henry C. sup't St. Louis Transfer Co. 513 Pine, r. 1425 Lucas pl.


Creveling Henry C. jr. r. 1425 Lucas pl.


Creveling James G. r. 1425 Lucas pl.


CREWS, NORTH & LAURIE, (Thomas W. B. Crews, Jabez L. North and Joseph S. Laurie) lawyers, 225 Pine


Crews Thomas W. B. (Crews, North & Laurie) r. Gray's Summit, Franklin Co. Mo.


Cribben Hugh, clerk, r. 106 S. 14th


Crickard Bernhard, r. ss. Cherokee near Minne- sota av.


Crie Edward H. bookkeeper 511 N. 4th, r. 2514 Carr


Criener Tobias, carpenter, r. 537 Lami


Crieselich George, butcher, r. rear 1238 S. 3d


Crimmin Richard, lab. 3018 Broadway


Crinnin John, stonecutter. r. 2133 Carr Crinnion James, bricklayer, bds. ns. Magazine bet. Clay av. and Elliott av.




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