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GENEALOGY COLLECTION
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ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 02280 1176
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I.
E. SANFORD
J. C. FORMAN. GEO. W. SHORT.
SANFORD & CO.,
Arinters, Binders
Lithographers,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS AND STATIONERS,
107 Superior St.,
CLEVELAND, O.
DUNN & WITT, Manufacturers of Ornamental Galvanized
Iron and Zinc Cornices,
Dormer Windows, Window & Door Caps, Finials, Gutters, Spoutings, &c. Tin, Slate and Metal Roofing; also, General Jobbing.
C. L. WOOD, Agent,
68 Frankfort Street, - - Cleveland, O.
R. S. AVERY,
General Employment and Collecting Office,
ROOM "A" ATWATER BLOCK.
Merchants, Manufacturers, Hotel Keepers and Families Furnished with Help on Short Notice.
PROPERTY RENTED, BOUGHT AND SOLD. N. B .- Male Help Furnished Free of Charge.
II.
JAMES GORDON,
Jewelers'
JAMES GORDON,
Stationery,
Findings,
Tags, Labels, &c , 8 PROSPECT ST.,
Books,
Gum Labels, &c.
Cleveland, Ohio.
&c.
8 PROSPECT STREET, -
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Forest City Galvanized fron orks.
OAKLEY & PARKIN, MANUFACTURERS OF
Galvanized Iron Cornice, Window Caps, Brackets,
GUTTERE & CONDUCTORS, ZINC ORNAMENTS & TIN ROOFING. Job Work of all kinds done to order.
Nos. 63 & 65 Bank Street, - CLEVELAND, OHIO.
CLEVELAND HAT FACTORY.
C. D. CARROLL. R. C. BARRETT.
BARRY ARROLL
Wholesale Manufacturers of
Silk and Cassimere Hats,
223 SUPERIOR STREET,
CLEVELAND, - - - OHIO.
Blank
III.
SHELDON COLLINS & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF -
PRIN TING INES
EXTRA BLACK
BOOK, NEWS, CARD, JOB, WOOD-CUT AND
COLORED INKS,
-OF EVERY VARIETY .-
OFFICE AND DEPOT,
NO. 26 FRANKFORT STREET,
New York.
GEO. H. MORRILL & Co., Boston, Mass. } MORRILL & Co., San Francisco, Cal.
IV.
J. J. CAROTHERS.
A. A. CAROTHERS.
CAROTHERS BROS., MANUFACTURERS OF
GAS FIXTURES
Warerooms, 99 Ontario Street, Cleveland, 0.
PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS.
Fixtures of All Descriptions for Gas and Water.
Water and Gas Pipes introduced into Public and Private Buildings on the most approved plan, and on most reasonable terms.
"GAS FIXTURES MADE A SPECIALTY.&0
CLEVELAND ŁOUNDRY
N.P.BOWLER WM BOWLER THOS MAHER C.A.BRAYTON
BOWLER
BRAYTON
CLEVECAN
9 11 & 13 WINTER STREET.
Car Wheel Manufacturers.
THEIR PATENT
CHILLED FACED RAILROAD FROG,
STREET R. R. WHEELS AND TURN-OUTS, ROLLING MILL AND ALL OTHER KINDS OF CASTINGS. BOWLERS, MAHER & BRAYTON, CLEVELAND, O.
V.
EVEL LAND
PAPER COMPANY,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Every Variety of Papers.
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE,
128 ST. CLAIR STREET.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
DAVIS, LAWRENCE & DAVIS'
A LUMINOUS AND ORNAMENTAL BUILDING PAPER.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Rock River Paper Co.'s Building Papers.
ONLY WESTERN AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF THE CELEBRATED
BEE HIVE ROOFING & ORIGINAL WARREN FELT FULL STOCK OF
Roofing Cement and Asphaltum at Lowest Market Rates.
N. W. TAYLOR, Agent. Rags Wanted.
VI.
MEC.W.TIBBITTS
UNITED STATES & FOREIGN
ATENT OFFICE
GENCYJ
ESIGNER AND
ENGRAVER
ON WOOD 214 SUPERIOR ST
LEVELAND.O.
H. E. MYER, F. A. I. A.
rchitect,
127 SUPERIOR STREET, CRITTENDEN'S BUILDING, CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Cleveland Anzeiger.
DAILY AND WEEKLY GERMAN PAPER, PUBLISHED BY THE
CLEVELAND
NZEIGER PRINTING CO OMPANY.
SUBSCRIPTIONS: Daily, $6.00. Weekly, $2.00.
A complete Job Office, for English and German work, connected with this Paper.
Business letters address to
O. W. KRAUS, Manager, 14 South Water Street.
VII.
L. HALDEMAN.
L. P. HALDEMAN.
HALDEMAN & SON, MINERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF The Finest Gray and White Amherst Building Stone, Also, AMERICAN WICKERSLEY, Saw, Axe and Tool
GRINDSTONES Of large Size and Superior Quality. Office 15 National Bank Building, CLEVELAND, O.
SMITH & CURTISS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Teas, Coffees, Spices
AND GROCERS' SUNDRIES,
123 & 125 Superior St., CLEVELAND, O.
CLEVELAND COFFEE & SPICE MILLS.
D. MARSHALL,
COAL
EALER,
221. ONTARIO. 221.
JOHN R. HOOLE,
IMPORTER, DEALER AND MANUFACTURER OF
Book Binde tor
AND ery
No. 46 & 48 Centre Street,
Bet. Duane & Pearl Sts.,
NEW YORK.
VIII.
DENNISON'S TAGS
FOR EVERY DESCRIPTION OF MERCHANDISE,
SUCH AS
HARDWARE,
DENNISON'S
MERCHANDISE
DRY GOODS,
TAGS,
JEWELRY
MACHINERY,
FOR
FURNITURE,
AGRICULTURAL
CLOTHS, CLOTHING, DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
IMPLEMENTS,
STOVES, &c.
DENNISON'S STRONG RELIABLE
SHIPPING TAG
Gum Labels, Fancy Tickets, &c.
Manufactured and for Sale at Wholesale by
DENNISON & CO.,
202 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
632 CHESTNUT STREET, PHIL'A.
SUFFOLK PLACE, BOSTON.
150 SO. CLARK STREET, CHICAGO.
51 WEST 4th STREET, CINCINNATI.
AND BY ALL STATIONERS AND PRINTERS.
HARDWARE, FANCY GOODS, JEWELRY, &C.
FANCY GOODS,
IX
HAZARD HAME COMPANY,
Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers of
Patented 10th Sept., 1861.
OFFICE AND WORKS:
C. & P. R. R., NEAR WOODLAND AVE., Cleveland, Ohio.
All Hames offered by this Company are made from Extra Second Growth Timber. These Hames are carefully finished by hand and are intended to be the best goods that can be made.
A pin is made solid on a loop and fits into the holes in the back of the Hame, so that when the strap is put through the loop, the pin holds the loop firmly in its place. But when the Strap is unloosed, the pin may be withdrawn, and the Hame easily adjusted to any length of collar. A much NEATER CONNECTION is thus made than when the strap passes around the Hame as in the Old Style. The Strap lies flat upon the top of the Collar, instead of standing edgewise or twisting down.
C. R. BELVILLE, Sec. and Treas.
JEROME STOLL,
House and Sign Painting
GRAINING, GLAZING, Paper Hanging and Kalsomining. NO. 301 ERIE STREET, - CLEVELAND, O.
PATENT OFFICE.
BURRIDGE & CO., olicitors & Attorneys for U. S. @ Foreign Patents
127 Superior Street, Cleveland, O.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO PATENT LAW CASES. With associate offices in Washington and foreign countries.
X
1850. 1873. FIRE, LIFE, HULL AND CARGO. INSURANCE AGENCY
Jennings, Higgins & Brooks, OF
United Cash Capitals and Accumulations of the Companies represented at this Agency amount to over
NINETY MILLION DOLLARS.
We represent the following OLD, RELIABLE and WELL-KNOWN Insurance Companies:
Hartford Fire Insurance Company OF HARTFORD, CHARTERED 1810. Capital and Assets, $2,500,000.
Underwriters' Agency OF NEW YORK CITY. Capital and Assets, $4,250,000.
London Assurance Corporation OF LONDON, CHARTERED 1720. Paid up Capital and Accumulated Fund, $13,234,420 Gold.
The "LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION," in compliance with the laws of this State, have deposited with the Insurance Department, at Columbus, O., $100,000,00 in United States Bonds, which are held exclusive- ly for the benefit of Ohio Policy holders.
Orient Fire Insurance Company OF HARTFORD, CONN. Capital and Assets, $750,000.
Mechanics' & Traders' Ins. Company OF NEW YORK. Capital and Assets, $600,000.
Inland Insurance Union OF NEW YORK. Capital and Assets, $1,500,000. Northwestern National Ins. Company OF MILWAUKEE, WIS. Capital and Assets, $600,000. STATE AGENTS OF
The Mutual Life Insurance Company OF NEW YORK.
Assets over $60,000,000 Cash.
Large amounts can be taken on a single risk, a great convenience to those having heavy insurance to effect.
Policies written and Losses adjusted at this office.
JNO. G. JENNINGS, JAS. L. HIGGINS, HENRY M. BROOKS.
JENNINGS, HIGGINS & BROOKS.
XI
CASH CAPITAL, $200,000.
ASSETS, $500 000.
AGENCY OF
WATERTOWN FIRE INSURANCE CO.
SUPERIOR, SOUTHWEST COR. PUB. SQUARE.
Insures Dwellings against Fire land Lightning AT LOWEST Adequate Rates,
The Record of the WATERTOWN for the past five years seems fully to justify its claims, to-wit:
UNQUESTIONABLE , SECURITY TO POLICY HOLDERS -AND THE
LOWEST ADEQUATE RATES.
Refusing all Business Hazards of every kind, it can afford to Insure Dwellings very Low BURROWES & TRUESDELL.
N. B -The WATERTOWN re-insures its HEAVIEST RISKS in THE AGRICULTURAL of N. Y., one of the oldest and most successful companies in the country, and doing the same kind of busi- ness with THE WATERTOWN.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN!
BY A NEW METHOD Unknown to any one else in this Community.
NO GAS OR CHLOROFORM IS USED. OFFICE ROOMS 130 ONTARIO ST.,
UP STAIRS.
DR. J. W. BLANDY,
Graduate of the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH MANUFACTURED IN THE BEST MANNER.
A. KOHLMAIER,
-
ERCHANT
AILOR
No. 111 Seneca Street, CLEVELAND, O.
L
XII
GRASSELLI CHEMICAL WORKS.
E. GRASSELLI & SON, Manufacturing Chemists.
OFFICE AND WORKS,
Newburgh Road au Independence Street.
OIL VITRIOL,
Warranted Pure, and full 66° Beaume.
NITRIC AND MURIATIC ACID,
AQUA AMMONIA, SODA ASH, SAL SODA, GLAUBER'S SALT,
COPPERAS, SULPHATE OF ZINC, &c.
W. S. ROBISON & CO.'S
CLEVELAND OfA 1
DIRECTORY,
1873-74.
COMPRISING
AN ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ALL BUSINESS FIRMS AND PRIVATE CITIZENS; A CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY; AND A DIRECTORY OF THE PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS OF THE CITY.
COMPILED BY B. D. ANNEWALT.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $3.00.
Price to Non-Subscribers, $5.00. For Sale only by the Publishers.
CLEVELAND, OHIO : W. S. ROBISON & CO., PUBLISHERS, 65 AND 67 FRANKFORT STREET.
1873.
TO OUR PATRONS.
-
WE present our CLEVELAD CITY DIRECTORY for 1873 and 1874, which is our third annual publication, with a feeling of confidence, hardly experienced in connection with either of our former directories. As we predicted in our last issue, the opposition of foreign adventurers in the directory field of Cleveland has been entirely overcome, and we have been permitted to prosecute the canvass and work of preparation with- out the interferance and annoyance of a competing canvass, and its consequent hurry and confusion ; and while this has made the task of preparing such an intricate work less perplexing to ourselves, we are confident that it has operated to the advantage of our patrons, by improving the character of the work, at least in some degree. It is true, however, that there are many of our citizens who have not recovered from a prejudice derived from the directory contests of former years. Some of these have refused, while others have carelessly, even grudgingly given information, and thereby placed obstacles in the way of obtaining entirely satisfactory information. It has been our earnest endeavor to produce a work as nearly perfect as possible, of course not hoping to accomplish the impossible task of rendering it entirely free from errors. To what degree our efforts have succeeded must be deter- mined from the work itself, which we submit, trusting it will receive the approval of our patrons. As a matter of record we will state that the work contains 38,742 names, by actual count, care being taken to avoid repetition, and to omit the names of corpora- tions, firms, societies, etc., which if improperly included would swell the number to a great extent.
W. S. ROBISON & CO., Publishers,
65 AND 67 FRANKFORT STREET.
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0
GENERAL INDEX.
PAGE.
ABREVIATIONS.
27
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF NAMES
27-581
ALTERATIONS-Names too late for regular insertion.
23
BUSINESS CLASSIFICATION
585
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS
22
INTRODUCTORY
opposite
MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.
625
STREET DIRECTORY 545
WARD BOUNDARIES
545
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MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY. .
CONTENTS.
American Protestant Association.
I. O. B. B
Knights of Pythias
Ancient Order of Good Fellows
Libraries and Reading Rooms.
A. J. O. K. S. B Banks.
Loyal Orange Institution Market Houses
Benevolent Institutions
Board of Fire Underwriters
Board of Trade.
Building Associations.
Cemeteries.
Church Directory
Orphan Asylums ..
Orpheus Singing Society.
Police Department.
Post Office Departmet.
Public Buildings, Blocks, etc.
School Department.
Seven Wise Men.
Sons of Temperance
Street Railroads.
Streets, Avenues and Alleys
Templars of Honor and Temperance
Trades Unions.
United States Officers
Hospitals.
Independent Order of Red Men.
Insurance Companies
Masonic Military
Mutual Aid and Assurance Societies
Odd Fellows.
Ohio State and Union Law College.
City Government.
Cleveland Gesangverein.
Cleveland Harmonic Society
1 County Officers.
Custom House Department.
Daughters of Israel.
1 Druids D. O. H.
Educational.
Fair and Park Associations
Fire Department Good Templars
G. A. R
Ward Boundaries. Young Men's Sodality of St. Stanislaus Y. M. C. Association.
Ancient Order of Foresters ..
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.
PAGE.
PAGE.
Alderson C. L. steel stamps, front cover Armstead T. B. plumber and gas fit- ter, back cover
Avery R. S. employment office, 1 front flies
Barrett & Carroll, hat mnfrs. 2 front flies Baum Philip L. real est. and ins. agt. 50
Blandy J. W. Dr. dentist, 11 front flies Born C. P. plumbing, stoves etc. 70
Bowlers, Maher & Brayton, Cleve- land Foundry, 4 front flies Brayton H. F. & Son, ins. agts. 76
Burridge & Co. pat. attys. 9 front flies Burrowes T. A. ins. agt. bottom lines Burt M. jewelry and watches, 91 Burwell Geo. P. & S. E. genl. ins. agts. right hand top lines Cardie William, boot and shoemkr. 584 Carothers Bros. gas fitters and
plumbers, back cover and 4 front flies Cleveland Anzieger, 6 front flies Cleveland Paper Co.
back cover and page 5 front flies Cleveland Paving Co. inside front cover Collins Sheldon & Co. printing inks, 3 front flies
Coon Jerry, jeweler, .
123
Davis L. L. jr. dockage and com. 139
Dennison's 'Tags,
back bone and page 8 front flies Dreher B. pianos, organs etc. front cover Dunn & Witt, cornice mufrs. 1 front flies Ellen Noah, plumber and gas fitter, front cover
Forest City Narnish, Oil and Naphtha Co. inside front cover
Foster A. L. ins. agt. 584
Fuller Jno. N. carpet beating,
front cover and 192
Gordon James, shipping tags. back cover Grasselli Chemical Works, 12 front flies Haldeman & Son, building and grind stones, 7 front flies Harvey's H. Sons, millers, opposite 230 Hazard Hame Co. 9 front flies Herdman & Kolbe, European ex- change, front cover Hogan Sylvester, watches and jew- elry, opposite 250 Hoole Jno. R. bookbinders stock, 7 front flies Hubbard H. W. ins. agt. 121
Jennings, Higgins & Brooks, ins. agts. 10 front flies and front edge Kohlmaier A. mer. tailor, 11 front flies
Leman Carl, real estate,
316
Likly, McDonald & Rockett, trunk
mnfrs.
320
Linndale Land Office,
side lines, and
map page 320 Marshall D. coal. left hand corner cards Mathivet J. V. plumber and gas fit- ter, left hand top lines
McDermott J. & Co. building and
grind stones,
24
Merchants Ins. Co.
361
Morgan W. J. & Co. lithographers,
opposite 375
Myer H. E. architect,
6 front flies
Oakley & Parkin, cornice mnfrs.
2 front flies
Orth S. A. watches and jewelry, front cover and 402
Pennrich A. L. ins. agt.
161
Perdue & Hubbard, abstracts of title, 411 Raymond, Lowe & Co. dry goods, whol. opposite 429
Rhodes & Co. coal and iron,
435
Robison W. S. & Co. printers sta-
tioners, book binders etc.
582
Sanford & Co. printers, binders etc.
1 front flies Sargeant J. W. frames, mouldings, 456 Scranton & Hotchkiss, gents furnish- ing goods, front cover and 471 Schroeder, Seelbach & Buchmann, ins. agts. back cover Seaborn James, mnfr. doors, sash etc. 471
Shepard D. A. mnfr. sash, doors etc. 479 Sherwin, Williams & Co. paints, oils etc. 480
Smith W. K. atty. at law,
493
Smith & Curtiss, teas, coffees etc. 7 front flies Smith & Wood, plumbers and gas fittters, corner cards and page 492 Spencer T. P. ins. agt. 161
Stoll Jerome, painter, 9 front flies
Sun Ins. Co.
right hand corner cards
Tibbitts Geo. W. patent agt. and
wood engraver,
6 front flies
Travelers Ins. Co.
584
Wade James jr. atty. at law, front cover Waechter am Erie Printing Co. front page
Wagner J. C. & Bro. European Ex- change and passage agts. card inside back cover Washington D. C. stock broker, back cover Watertown Fire Ins. Co, 11 front flies
ALTERATIONS AND NAMES
TOO LATE FOR REGULAR INSERTION.
AH MAI, servant W. P. Fogg, 329 Pros- · pect
Albrect John, cigar mnfr. 75 Penn Allan Mme. modiste, 70 Prospect, r. same Amberg Ernst, upholsterer James Mori- arty, 1. 421 Woodland av.
Ammon A. F. bkkpr. J. H. Chase, bds. 48 Jennings av.
Anderson Parves, painter, r. es. Wagner av. nr. Grand av.
Baker Christine, wid. Bartholemew, bds. 54 Cherry
Barkwill Charles, brick mkr. 800 Broad- way
Barkwill C. G. coal. 437 Broadway
Barstow E. F. agt. Phoenix Mut. Life. Ins. Co. office 219 Superior
Barth John J. cigar mnfr. 43 Mechanic Bauer A. cigar mnfr. 415 Lorain
Black Charles & Bro. cigar mnfrs. 214 On . tario
Blecker V. cigar mnfr. 271 Orange Boyle Acland (Boyle & Co.), bds. 56 Lake Boyle & Co. (Acland Boyle and C. B. Lum- ley), job printers, room 5, Atwater bldg. BRANCH D. G. real estate and insurance, 130 Ontario, r. 196 Prospect
Bundy George H. bds. 5412 Michigan
Burrowes & Truesdell, gen. ins. and real estate agts, removed to Superior, sw. cor. Pub. Sqr.
Chamberlain & Co. mnfrs. of sidewalk and vault lights, room 4 Case blk.
Clark Diodate, wooden ware mkr. r. 657 Columbus
Clarke C. H. manager Lewis Mosaic Pave- ment Co. room 4 Case blk.
Cleveland Paving Co. G. H. Stone pres, H. Leonard sec. room I, Waring blk. Cole D. E. (L. J. Mattison & Co.), r. ws. Osborne, bet. Woodland av. and Sco- vill av.
Coole George, painter, bds. 41612 Sterling av.
COURTICE R. T. REV. pastor Bible Christian Church, r. 20 Henry
Darnell W. R. clk. Raynolds Bros. r. 173 Ohio
Denham John L. painter, shop 18 Sheriff Duschel John, bkkpr. Richardson & Wads- worth, bds. 125 Clinton
Evins & Wilder, proprs. Woodland av. Ice Co. 12 Prospect
Flick N. Marks (Haskins & Flick), r. New- burgh, O.
Gaul M. E. propr. English Kitchen, 106 es. Pub. Sqr.
Gebbie William, shoemkr. James Love, r. 69 Garden
Geib C. J. (Geib & Brenneis), r. 69 Penn
Geib & Brenneis (C. J. Geib and George. Brenneis), boot and shoe mnfrs. Lorain nw. cor. Penn
Guthrie J. W. physician, 74 Ontario, r. same HASKINS & FLICK (B. W. Haskins and N. Marks Flick), lawyers, 47 ns. Pub. Sqr.
Hatfield D. N. (Copeland & Hatfield), r. 262 Scovill av.
Hele John, moulder, r. 18 Hoyt
Helm Frank, lab. r. 40 Calvert
Helmrich F. cigar mnfr. 191 Garden
Henderson J. H. cigar mnfr. 381 Woodland av.
Hickox Lester L. (Hickox & Ingersoll), r. 305 Prospect
Hickox & Ingersoll), (Lester L. Hickox and John Ingersoll), fruits whol. 137 Water
Hine F. B. manager Howe Machine Co. II and 13 Euclid av, r. 60 Cedar av.
Hlavin John, saloon, 56 Trumbull, r. same
Holms Robert, iron railing mnfr. rear 17 S. Water
Horn William, cooper, r. 38 Gallup
Horton W. P. jr. (Horton & Randall), r. 276 Scovill av.
24
HORTON & RANDALL (W. P. Horton, jr. and C. Randall), agts. R. Bell & Co.'s olive soap, 13712 Ontario
Hull E. R. (Mabley & Hull), r. 210 Propect Hunt A. cigar mnfr. 316 Garden
Hurlbut F. S. (Isom, Foote & Hurlbut), bds. 16 Beach .
Ingersoll John (Hickox & Ingersoll), r. 17 Huron
Iron Clad Paint Co. S. M. Carpenter, pres. James Wade, jr. sec. and treas. J. J. Vogt. supt. factory, 75 and 77 Central Way.
Isom. Foote & Hurlbut (E. S. Isom, George H. Foote and F. S. Hurlbut), millinery and straw goods. wholesale, 106 and 108 Water
Johnston A. Miss, agt. Thebaud Bros. 41 Prospect
Jones & Brocker (William Jones and Henry Brocker), brick yard, Sawtell av. and Kingsbury Run
Kimball George, mnfr. money drawers, 41 Prospect, r. same
Krause George, cigar mnfr. 126 Fulton, r. same
Lederley Joseph (Spitzig & Lederley), r. 166 Lorain
Lewis' Mosaic Pavement Co. C. H. Clarke, manager, room 4 Case blk.
Mack Matthias, brewery. ss. Washington, bet. State and Duane, r. 131 Vermont Mahan Jordan, chiropodist, 57 Michigan, r. 267 Broadway
Mang Peter, cigar mnfr. 24 Nevada Maurer George, cigar mufr. 294 Orange McGorvin Thomas, horse shoe nail mnfr rear 86 Champlain, r. same
McIntosh John L. nurseryman, 1081 Supe- rior, r. same
Molony Ann Miss, dressmkr. 68012 St. Clair, r. same
Mulhern George C. supt. Rocky River R. R. Co. r. Detroit road
Peebles R. L. papermkr. Cleveland Paper Co. r. 379 Woodland av.
Plumber James, lab. r. 722 Case av.
Price Henry T. coachman, 391 Euclid av. Randall C. (Horton & Randall), r. 77 Grant Riewel John, wagon snop, 635 Columbus Sanford & Maclay, real estate and collec- tion agts. 3 Atwater bldg.
Schnitaker Louis, boots and shoes, 14 Broadway, r. 46 Putnam
Silaff Adolph, tinsmith, C. Non-Ex. Lamp Co.
Sitts Joseph, house painter, 16 Aaron
Slade E. P. lawyer, 121 Superior, r. 130 Giddings av.
Slade & Kline (A. F. Slade and V. P. Kline), lawyers, 121 Superior
Thayer & Griswold (Justin E. Thayer and E. R. Griswold), ins. agts. 81 ns. Pub, Sqr.
Waltes John, bricklayer, r. 181 Scott Wedlar John, cigarmkr. 117 Orange Wickert G. cigarmnfr. 10 Champlain Ziemer C. cigarmnfr. 4 Brainard
WM. MCDERMOTT, Pres. E. C. POPE, Sec.
T. STACKPOLE, Vice Pres.
M. MCDERMOTT, Supt. W. H. OSBORN.
JJ. McDermott & Co.
MINERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF
OHIO BUILDING STONE,
MCDERMO
LAKE ABRAM
ALSO, BEREA,
AND
BLACK RIVER,
INDEPENDENCE
-1 ...
GRINDSTONES,
Office, 16 National Bank Building,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
·
W. S. ROBISON.
JAS. B. SAVAGE.
W. S. ROBISON & CO.,
PRINTERS,
ters, Book Binders
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS. -AND-
BANK AND COUNTY WORK A SPECIALTY.
Magazines and Miscellaneous Binding of Every fescription,
EXECUTED IN THE FINEST STYLE.
PUBLISHERS AND PRINTERS OF THE
CLEVELAND CITY DIRECTORY ;
ALSO, Printers to the Constitutional Convention of Ohio,
FOR 1873.
Office, 65 & 67 Frankfort Street,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
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TRINITY CHURCH HOME FOR THE SICK AND FRIENDLESS.
Incorporated, 1856.
Since the organization of this excellent benevolent institution by Trinity Parish, it has had the good fortune to relieve and furnish comforts for a numerous class of suffering and needy, who were hitherto solely dependent on the cold hospitality of the world at large, or inadequately provided for by the public institutions of the city. It has been its office to seek out and relieve a class that was rarely reached by the ordinary provisions of our municipal bounty, and the manner in which its Christian work has been prosecuted attests that its affairs have been conducted by earnest workers. The recently organized board of managers and auxiliaries is composed as follows :
MANAGERS.
Rev. W. E. McLaren, President ; Ansel Roberts, Secretary ; O. A. Brooks, Treasurer ; R. P. Spalding, W. J. Boardman, Saml. L. Mather, Levi Buttles.
LADY VISITORS.
Mrs. Philo Scovill, President ; Mrs. W. Cushing, Secretary ; Mrs. B. Harrington, Treasurer ; Mrs. Newton Taylor, Mrs. John A. Wheeler, Mrs. Ansel Roberts, Mrs. Geo. B. Ely, Mrs. S. F. Lester, Mrs. J. Shelley, Mrs. Philo Chamberlain, Mrs. R. ·Harmon, Mrs. E. S. Flint.
Home : Corner of Scovill av. and Chapel street.
Matron : Mrs. Graham.
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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF NAMES.
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W. S. ROBISON & CO.'S ANNUAL
CLEVELAND DIRECTORY.
1873-74.
ABBREVIATIONS.
ab.
above
est.
-
estate | pub.
public
add.
addition
ext.
extension ! r.
residence
agt.
agent
forwd.
forwarding rd.
road
al.
alley
insp.
inspector
ret. -
retail
asst.
- assistance
lab.
laborer
Rev.
- reverend
av.
avenue
mkr.
· maker
sqr. -
square
bds.
boards
mnfr. -
manufacturer
st.
street
bet.
between
nr.
near
S. or s.
south
bkkpr.
bookkeeper
N. or n.
north
se.
southeast
bldg.
building
ne.
northeast
SS.
south side
blk.
block
ns.
north side
sw.
southwest
clk.
clerk
nw.
northeast
sec. -
secretary
com. mer .. commission merchant
opp.
opposite
supt.
- superintendent
cor.
corner
pk.
park
trans.
transportation treasurer
dep.
deputy
post office
W. or w.
- west
dept.
department
prect. -
precinct
ws.
west side
dist.
distriet
pres.
president
whol.
wholesale
dlr. -
- dealer
prin.
principal
wid.
widow
E. or e.
- east
prod.
produce
wks.
works
es.
east side
propr.
- proprietor
E. C.
East Cleveland
W. S.
West Side
" The classification by business will be found after the alphabetical arrangement of names. For full indices to the contents of the work, and names too late for regular insertion, see preced- ing pages.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF NAMES.
AAB
ABB
A
AABALA ANGUS, baker. r. 20 Hill Aahuis A. J. planer, Bell, Cartright & Co. r. 148 Dare
Aannon M. machinist, bds. 18 Monroe Aaron F. cigar mkr. r. 21 Mill
Aarons Aaron, clk. Nusbaum & Strauss, r. 147 Greenwood
Abar Alexander, teamster, r. 25 Auburn Abart Fred. engineer, r. 106 McHenry ABBEY HENRY G. lawyer, r. 88 Wood Abbey S. A. Judge Police Court, r. 34 Hu- ron
Abbott A. H. fireman, r. 351 Garden Abbott C. J. r. 106 Greenwood
Abbott Eunice, wid. Joseph, r. 78 Kennard Abbott Fred. A. salesman Beckwith, Ster- ling & Co. r. 106 Greenwood
Abbott F. M. (Abbott & Nelles), r. 106 Greenwood
Abbott John, bkkpr. r. 429 Sterling av.
ABBOTT JOHN P. Manufacturer of Eave Trough Hangers and Conduc- tor Hooks, 236 Garden, r. 429 Ster- ling av.
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