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MCKELVEY'S Sandusky Directory, FOR 1867-8.
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1 OLD SANDUSKY LIME STONE QUARRIES
Blue and Gray Building Stone, Flagging, Curbing, Paving, Coping, Face and Range Stone, Orders filled on short notice. Delivered on board Cars or on Dock foot of Franklin St. Office at John McKelvey's Rooms, { Cor. Col. Av. and Market St. W. Z. BARNEY, Sandusky.
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GENERAL EXPRESS FORWARDERS AND COLLECTION AGENTS, By Special Trains and Messengers, over leading Railroad Lines, from the Atlantic Seaboard to the
West, Northwest and Southwest.
Owned and controlled by the Merchants and Manufacturers of the United States.
CAPITAL, $20,000,000.
ELMORE P. Ross, President, Auburn, S W. C. BEARDSLEY, Treas. WM. H. SEWARD, JR .. Vice Pres. \ N. Y. \JOHN N. NAPP, Sec'y. HENRY V. SLOCUM, Resident Director, New York. Wm. A. Budd, Aaron Brinkerhoff, J. Trumbull Smith, New York Trustees.
General Office, 365 & 367 Broadway, New York. C. M. ELDIS, Agt.,. FISHER'S BLOCK, WATER ST., SANDUSKY, O.
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BAY CITY BREWERY,
Sandusky, O. Alder & Co., Proprietors.
Keep constantly on hand and for sale a large supply of
Lager & Common Beer.
Orders solicited and promptly filled,
JAS. ALEER. GEO. WINDISH, Brewer. JOHN BRIGHT.
Fulton Machine Shop and Foundry, KLOTZ & KROMER,
Manufacturers of improved Marine
Stationary & Portable Engines
Reynolds' Patent Cut-Off, Steam and Force Pumps, Machinery for Oil Wells, Circular and Mulay Saw Mills, Woodworth Planers, Spoke, Hub and Axe Handle Machinery, Wine and Cider Presses, &c.
SANDUSKY, O.
. Castings in Brass or Iron, and Repairing of all kinds.
H. C. WILLIAMS
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
SANDUSKY, O.
All kinds of Ice Tools kept for sale. Ice delivered to any part of the City or to Cars of Boats, iu quantities as ordered.
ROBERTSON & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GROCERS
AND
Provision Merchants,
138 Water Street,
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S. C. WHEELER, Attorney at Law,
U. S. Claim, Bounty and Pension Agent, Real Estate Agent and Notary Public. Also, Life, Accident, Fire and Marine
INSURANCE AGENT. Over $5,000,000 Capital Represented. Office, 61% Union Block, } SANDUSKY, Columbus Ave.,
Bach & Knowlton, UPHOLSTERERS,
WATER STREET, BETWEEN WAYNE AND HANCOCK,
SANDUSKY, O.
Repairing of Old Furniture, or anything in our line, done with dispatch and neatness, and warranted equal in workmanship to any other establishment of the kind in the city.
GIVE US A CALL.
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PREFACE.
To meet an apparent demand, and to give it as wide a circula- tion as possible, it was thought advisable to issue a cheap edition of my Directory, and this volume is the result. It is in every respect the same as the $2.00 bound volume, excepting that the "Introductory " is omitted, it is printed on thinner paper, and put up in paper instead of muslin covers.
For all practical purposes, as a Directory, it is the same ; and the price being much less, it will no doubt be acceptable to a large class of persons to whom a Directory is desirable, but who did not feel able to subscribe and pay for the more expensive edition. It will be sold exclusively by an agent who will can- vass the city for that purpose.
SANDUSKY, Sept., 1867.
M. T. M.
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TABLE
Showing, by Wards, the Population of Sandusky, the number of Males and Females, Deaf and Dumb, Blind, Ages, Nativi- ties, Protestant and Catholic, Marriageable Males and Fe- males, also the number who served in the last war, or died in service. Collected expressly for McKelvey's Directory, July, 1867.
Ist Ward 2d Ward 3d Ward 4th Ward 5th Ward
Totals.
Population
2040
2532
2443
2334
1822
11,171
Males
1028
1200
1232
1164
947
5571
Females
1012
1332
1211
1170
875
5600
Under six years of age
409
388
425
472
409
2103
Over six and under twenty-one
755
868
821
846
653
3943
Over twenty-one and und. fifty
762
1056
970
838
685
4311
Over fifty and under ninety .....
114
220
227
178
75
814
Over one hundred.
0
0
0
0
0
Married
670
894
802
673
622
3662
Served in last war.
.90
184
125
87
49
535
Died in service
22
7
8
S
50
Deaf aud Dumb,
3
0
2
=
0
5
Blind
3
2
1
6
Unmarried Males over 16.
96
254
264
179
77
870
Unmarried Females over 14 ..
134
359
243
198
104
1038
Protestant
1629
2043
1444
1321
801
7238
Catholic
411
489
999
1013
1021
3933
Born in the United States
1354
1777
1464
1414
959
6968
Born in Sandusky
790
865
807
929
760
4151
Born in England.
135
23
24
59
26
267
Born in Ireland.
132
129
240
272
179
952
Born in Germany
387
547
664
526
634
2758
Other foreign countries.
32
56
51
63
24
226
Colored.
17
107
28
15
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167
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SANDUSKY
CITY GUIDE.
STREET DIRECTORY.
ADAMS begins at Meigs, runs westwardly to Putnam; being three streets south of Water.
BARKER begins at Camp, runs westwardly to Mills; being seven streets south of Water.
CAMP begins at west end of Washington, runs southwardly to Seneca ; being seven streets west of Columbus Avenue. CLINTON begins at Market, runs southwardly to Seneca ; being nine streets west of Columbus Avenue.
CENTER begins at Decatur, extends east one square to Jackson. COLUMBUS AVENUE begins at Water, runs southwardly : being one of the principal streets in the city.
COLUMBUS PARK ROW begins. at Wayne, runs diagonally south-west to Columbus Avenne, then north-west to Jackson.
DECATUR begins at Water, runs southwardly to plank road ; being two streets west of Columbus Avenue.
DIVISION begins at Columbus Avenue, extends east half a square between Neil and Reese.
ELM begins at Warren, runs diagonally to Hancock on N. W. side Huron Park.
ERIE begins at First, runs southwardly to Fifth.
FRANKLIN begins at Water, runs southwardly to Scott ; being three streets east of Columbus Avenue.
FULTON begins at Water, runs southwardly to Poplar; being three streets west of Columbus Avenue.
FIFTH street begins at Sycamore, runs westwardly to Ontario. FOURTH street begins at Syeamore Line, runs eastwardly to Ontario.
FIRST street begins at Syeamore Line, runs eastwardly to On- tario.
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STREETS, AVENUES, &C.
HANCOCK begins at Water, runs southwardly to Scott ; being two streets east of Columbus Avenue.
HARRISON begins at Market, runs south to Seneca ; being ten streets west of Columbus Avenue.
HURON AVENUE begins at east side of Public Square, runs diagonally to Elm.
JEFFERSON begins at Meigs, runs westwardly to Mills ; being four streets south of Water.
JEFFERSON ROW begins at east end of Jefferson street ; ex- tends east to the cove.
JACKSON begins at Water, runs southwardly to plank road ; being one street west of Columbus Avenue.
LAWRENCE begins at Water, runs southwardly to Monroe ; being four streets west of Columbus Avenue.
MARKET begins at Meigs, runs westwardly to Harrison ; be- ing one street south of Water.
MADISON begins at Meigs, runs westwardly to Mills; being five streets south of Water.
MONROE begins at Meigs, runs westwardly to Mills ; being six streets south of Water.
MEIGS begins at Water, runs southwardly to Sycamore Line ; being six streets east of Columbus Avenue.
McDONOUGH begins at Water, runs southwardly to Monroe ; being five streets west of Columbus Avenue.
MILLS extends north to Adams and south to Seneca; being twelve streets west of Columbus Avenue.
MELVILLE begins at Camp, extends south-west one square to Railroad.
MIAMI AVENUE begins at west side Public Square, runs diag- onally to Poplar.
NEIL begins at Meigs, runs westwardly to Columbus Avenue ; being eight streets south of Water.
OGONTZ begins at First street, runs southwardly to Fifth.
ONTARIO begins at First street, runs southwardly to Fifth.
PUTNAM extends north to Adams and south to Seneca.
PERRY begins at Water, runs southwardly to Sycamore Line ; being five streets east of Columbus Avenue.
POPLAR begins at Lawrence, extends south-east along north side Miami Avenue to Decatur.
REESE begins at Meigs, runs westwardly to Wayne; being seven streets south of Water.
RAILROAD begins at Franklin, runs westwardly to Shelby, thence southwardly to Seneca.
SCOTT begins at Meigs, runs westwardly to Columbus Avenue. SANDUSKY begins at Camp, runs westwardly to Mills; being streets south of Water.
SENECA begins at Camp, runs westwardly to Mills ; being nine streets south of Water.
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BOUNDARIES OF WARDS AND PARKS.
SHELBY begins at Water, runs southwardly to Monroe; being six streets west of Columbus Avenue.
SECOND begins at Sycamore Line, runs eastwardly to Ontario. SYCAMORE LINE runs north and south through the eastern limits of the city.
THIRD street begins at Sycamore Line and runs eastwardly to Ontario.
WATER begins at East Battery, runs westwardly to West Battery.
WASHINGTON begins at Meigs, runs westwardly to Shelby , being two streets south of Water.
WASHINGTON ROW begins at Wayne and extends to Jackson on north side Public Squares.
WARREN begins at Water, runs southwardly to Scott; being four streets east of Columbus Avenue.
WAYNE begins at Water, runs southwardly to Scott ; being one street east of Columbus Avenue.
BOUNDARIES OF WARDS AND PARKS.
FIRST WARD .- All that portion of the city lying east or eastwardly of the center of Franklin street.
SECOND WARD .- All that portion of the city lying west or westwardly of the center of Franklin street, and east or east- wardly' of Columbus Avenue.
THIRD WARD .- All that portion of the city lying west or westwardly of Columbus Avenue, and east or eastwardly of Fulton street.
FOURTH WARD .- All that portion of the city lying west or westwardly of Fulton, and east or eastwardly of Camp and Shelby streets.
FIFTH WARD .- All that part of the city lying west or westwardly of Camp and Shelby streets. .
WASHINGTON SQUARES .- Bounded on the north by Washington Row ; on the east by Wayue street; on the south by Adams, and on the west by Jackson street. The squares are divided by Columbus Avenue east.
COLUMBUS PARK .- Bounded ou the north by Monroe street; on the south-west and south-east by Park Row, and divided by Columbus Avenue.
HURON PARK .- Bounded on the north-west by Elm street. on the south by Monroe, and on the cast by Warren. Divided by Huron Avenue.
MIAMI PARK .- Bounded on the north by Poplar street ; on the west by Lawrence, and on the south by Monroe street. Divided by Miami Avenue.
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CITY AND COUNTY OFFICERS.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
Probate Judge, A. W. Hendry. Sheriff, D. S. Worthington. Clerk, George O. Selkirk.
Auditor, Ebenezer Merry. Treasurer, J. D. Chamberlin.
Recorder, J. W. Reed.
Prosecuting Attorney. F. W. Cogswell.
Surveyor, J. B. Darling.
Coroner, J. B. Davis. ..
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Calvin Caswell, Dennis G. Taylor, W. H. Crane.
DIRECTORS OF THE INFIRMARY. . E. R. Jewett, George Dimon, John Wines.
CITY OFFICERS.
Mayor, Ferdinand Geiersdorf.
City Clerk, Charles Cross.
Marshal, Thomas 'Muldowny. Treasurer, vacant. City Solicitor, E. M. Colver.
Surreyor, vacant.
CITY COUNCIL.
President, George Daniels.
TRUSTEES.
First Ward, Christ. F. Schoepfle, and Timothy Ingle. Second Ward, Charles N. Ryan, and William B. Hudson. Third Ward, Jacob Maul, and G. Mart.
. Fourth Ward, George Daniels, and W. T. Wilson.
Fifth Ward, Jacob Hertel, and William Koch.
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CHURCHES. TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
Trustees, WIR. Hudson, Lawrence Cable, and B. Iesman. Clerk, George Schweitzer.
Treasurer, William Gileher.,
Justices of the Peace, S. C. Wheeler, Z. W. Barker, and George S. Patterson.
Constables, Thomas Muldowny, and Patrick Skehan.
Assessor, Adam Moos.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Baptist, Waynestreet, near Adams. 7.30 P. M. Sunday school 2 P. M. Prayer meeting 3 P. M. Sunday and each Thursday evening.
Services 10.30 A. M., and
Baptist (colored). Decatur, between Washington and Adams ; N. Jones, pastor. Services 10.30 A. M., and 8 P. M. Sabbath school 3 p. M. Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
Congregational. Columbus Avenue, corner of Washington square. Organized in 1819. Rev. E. P. Ingersoll, pastor. | Services, 10.30 A. M., and 7:30 P. M. Sabbath school 12 M. Young people's prayer meeting Tuesday and Thursday evenings, at 7:30.
Church of the Holy Angels (Irish Catholie). Corner of Jefferson and Tiffin Avenue. Rev. R. A. Sidley, pastor. Services 10:30 A. M. Sunday school 2 P. M. Evening services 3 P. M.
Episcopal ("Grace Church"). Wayne street, corner of Wash- ington square. Rev. William W. Farr, rector. Services, 10:30 A. M. and at 7:30 p. M. Sunday school 2 P. M. Lecture Thursday , evenings.
Evangelical Protestant Salem. Public square, near the Court House, Rev. Leonard Scheuerman, pastor. Services, 10:30 A. M., and 7:30 P. M. Sunday school 9 A. M. Prayer meetings, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday evenings,
Evangelical Protestant Emanuel. Columbus Avenue, corner of Adams. Rev. J. A. Fisher, pastor, Services 10:30 A. M. Sunday school 9 A. M., and 2 P. M.
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EDUCATIONAL
Evangelical Lutheran Zion's. Organized 1857. Jackson street, corner of Washington Square. Rev. J. G. Lehrer, pastor, Services, 10:30 A. M. Sabbath School 9 A. M.
German Methodist Episcopal. North-east corner Jackson and Adams. Rev. John R. Badmer, pastor. Services, 10:30 A. M., and 7 p. M. Sunday school 2 P. M. Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
German Reformed (Orthodox). Hancock, corner of Jefferson. Erected 1852. Rev. Martin Mueller, pastor. Services 10:30 A. M., and 7 P. M. Sunday school 2 P. M. Prayer meeting Thurs- day evening.
Methodist Episcopal (First). Washington Square, between Columbus Avenue and Jackson. Rev. W. D. Godman, pastor. Services 10:30 A. M., and 7:30 P. M. Sabbath school 9 A. M. Class meeting 2 P. M. Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
Methodist (colored). Neil, between Wayne and Hancock. Thomas H. Boston, pastor. Services, 10 A. M.
Presbyterian (First). North-west corner Washington and Jackson. Rev. George H. Fullerton, pastor. Services 10:30 A. M., and 7 p. M. Sabbath school 12 M. Prayer 'meeting Thurs- day evening.
St. Mary's (German Catholic). Jefferson, corner of Decatur. Rev. A. Herbstrit, pastor. Services (in summer) 7 A. M. and 9:30 p. M. Sunday school 2:30 p. M., and 7 P. M. In winter, services 7:30 and 10 A. M., and Sunday school as above.
St. Mary's Chapel (Irish Catholic). Corner of Jefferson and Jackson. Rev. R. A. Sidley, pastor. Services 8 A. M.
EDUCATIONAL.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
R. B. Hubbard,
J. T. Johnson,
J. G. Pool,
Philander Gregg,
Adam Bauer, C. J. Parsons.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Organization of the Board for 1867-8 .- R. B. Hubbard, President; J.T.Johnson, Secretary; J.G. Pool, Treasurer.
Superintendent of Public Schools, M. F. Cowdery.
[NOTE .- The organization of the Board, and the appointment of teachers has not been completed at the time this part of the Directory is being printed, and we are , therefore, compelled to omit the names of teachers and members of committees.]
PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDINGS.
High School, Public Square.
Second Grammar, Public Square.
Central Primary, West Public Square.
Elm Street Primary, Elm street.
West Market Primary, Fulton near Market.
East Market Secondary, Market street.
West Market Secondary, Market street.
First Grammar, Public Square.
Third Grammar, Public Square. East Market Primary,' Market street. 1
Huron Park Primary, Monroe street.
Cump Street Secondary, Camp street.
Huron Park Secondary, Monroe street.
Preparatory School, Public Square.
CATHOLIC SCHOOLS.
St. Loui's (Irish) for boys, Jefferson between Jackson and Columbus Avenue. 200 pupils.
St. Mary's (Irish) for girls, Jackson between Jefferson and Madison. 250 pupils.
St. Mary's (German) for boys Jefferson between Decatur and Jackson. Bonn & Sons, Superintendents. 250 pupils.
St. Mary's (German) for girls, Jefferson between Decatur and Jackson. Superintended and directed by the Sisters of the Heart of Mary. 350 pupils.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Chief Engineer, George Stahl, First Assistant, Christ. Walter. Second Assistant, Adam Beatsch.
Ogontz No. 1 .- Engine House foot of Hancock. Richard C. Cuthbert, Foreman; Jacob Ulmer, Assistant; William Dean, Treasurer ; Charles Nickles, Secretary; Edward Gierson, Hose Marshal; HI. Soaf, Assistant.
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SOCIETIES.
Rescue, No. 2 .- Engine House corner Fulton and Market. Randal Schuck, Foreman; J. B. Lounsbury, Treasurer; D. Clauer, Secretary ; William Laden, Hose Marshal.
Hornet, No. 3 .- Engine House foot of Jackson. M. Nolen, Foreman ; Christ. Howard, Assistant; Patrick Glaney, Treasurer ; Henry Mulvehan, Secretary ; Henry Golden, Hose Marshal ; James Farrell, Assistant.
Union, No 4 .- Engine House foot of Camp and Tiffin Avenue. William Koch, Foreman; Charles Wildenthaler, Assistant ; Jacob Maertz, Treasurer ; V. Kiefer, Secretary ; Louis Roth, Hose Marshal; George Schumacher, Assistant. 1
Tigers, No. 5 .- Engine House Huron Park. J. H. Wil- liams, Foreman ; Adam May, Assistant; William Ohly, Treasurer ; . A. Van Blackam, Secretary ; James Shaw, Hose Marshal; Christ. Good, Assistant.
Hook and Ladder Company, No. 1 .- House East Market near . Hancock. George Hoffman, Foreman; Conrad Baker, First Assistant ; Phillip Gaetz, Second Assistant; Adam Bauer, Treasurer ; John M. Schwab, Secretary ; Fred. Hutter, Axle Foreman.
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SECRET AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
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MASONIC.
Perseveranee Lodge, No. 329, F. & A. M., meets the second and Fourth Tuesdays of each month, third story Hubbard's Block, Water. Officers: H. E. O'Hagan, W. M .; Tunis Hubbard, S. W .; A. Butts, J. D .; N. H. Moore, S. D .; Horace Brooks, Treasurer; C. Schnaitter, Secretary; Jacob Schaub, Tiler.
Science Lodge, No. 50 F.& A. M .- George J. Anderson, W. M .; E. H. Wilcox, S. W .; C. N, Ryan, J. W .; L. Monat, Treasurer ; Voltaire Scott, Secretary; Van Buren Palmer, S. D .; C. Benjamin, J. D .; Fred. Kelsey, Tiler. Meets first and third Mondays of each month, at Masonic Hall, Town- send Block, south side Water, between Wayne and Columbus Avenue.
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NEWSPAPERS.
Sandusky City Chapter No. 72 .- Timothy Ingle, H. P .; N. H. Moore, K .; J. D. Lea, S .; L. Monat, C. H .; A. C. Townsend, R. A. C .; H. E. O'Hagen, G. M. 3d V :; W. B. Smith, Jr., G. M. 2d V .; F. W. Alvord, G. M. 1st V .; William H. McFall, Treasurer; Voltaire Scott, Secretary; Fred. Kelsey, Guard. Meets the second and fourth Wednesdays in each month.
Sandusky City Council R. & S. M .- N. H. Moore, T. I. G. M .; C. J. Parsons, D. I. G. M .; James D. Lea, P. C. W .; H. F. Paden, C. P .; L. Monat, Treasurer ; Voltaire Seott, Recorder; Fred. Kelsey, Sentinel. Meets second Friday in each month.
ODD FELLOWS.
Odd Fellows' Hall, east side Jackson street between Water and Market.
Erie Encampment, No. 27, meets at their Hall on Jackson street, on the first and third. Fridays of each month. Adam Moos, C. P .; F. C. Gooss, H. P .; S. Schlenk, S. W .; A.Buderus, . T. W .; Conrad Moos, Scribe ; G. Hart, Treasurer.
Ogontz Lodge No. 66, I. O. O. F., meets every Thursday evening in their lodge room on Jackson street. F. C. Gooss, N. G. ; I. M. Diebald, V. G. ; E. B. Shafer, L. Traub, Frank Hess.
HALLS, PUBLIC BUILDINGS, &c.
Court House, Public Square.
Fisher's Hall, north-west corner Water and Wayne.
Masonic Hall, Townsend Block, Water between Columbus Avenue and Wayne.
Norman Hall, north side Water between Decatur and Jackson. Odd Fellows Hall, east side of Jackson between Water and Market.
Turn- Verein Hall, Hubbard's Block, Jackson.
Union Hall, west side Columbus Avenue between Water and Market.
NEWSPAPERS.
Sandusky Journal, published weekly by Kinney Broth- ers, at their office third story Cooke's Block, corner Columbus Avenue and Market street. Terms $2.00 per annum.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Commercial Register, published daily, tri-weekly and weekly, at Euterpean Building, Water street near Columbus Avenue, by Nettleton & Waterbury. Terms : Daily, $8.00; Tri- weekly, $4.00 ; Weekly, $2.00 per annum.
Sandusky Herald (German), published tri-weekly and weekly, south side Water street, between Columbus Avenue and Wayne, by Forster & Neuert. Terms: Tri-weekly, $5.00; and weekly $2.00 per annum.
Bay Stadt Demokrat (German) published semi-weekly and south side Water street between Lawrence and McDonough, by Jacob Hertel. Terms : Semi-weekly, $ -; Weekly, $2.00 per annum.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Erie County Medical Society .- Aaron Austin, President; H. J. Dunahoe, Secretary and Treasurer. Resident members: Daniel Tilden. A. H. Agard, J. E. Woodbridge, E. S. Lane, . Philip Græffe.
German Abeiter Association .- Meets first Thursday in each month at Volmer's, 39 Water street. Conrad Moos, President; Jacob Mertz, Vice President; George Marshall, Secretary ; Ferdinand Bing, Treasurer.
German Turn- Verein Association .- Meets in Biemiller's new building north side Water, between Columbus Avenue and Wayne. Charles Ohlemacher, 1st Speaker; Jacob Schaub, 2d Speaker ; Fred. Ohlemacher, 1st Turnwart ; Dan Kuntz, 2d Turnwart; Jacob Stark, Secretary; Andrew Biemiller, Treasurer.
> Great Western Band Musical Association .- Meets twice a week at John Bauman's Saloon, Keech's Block, Water street. Charles Baetz, Leader.
Ladies of the Sacred Heart of Mary .- Jackson street between Jefferson and Madison. Miss Birds, Superior.
Sandusky Mannerchor (Singoercin) Association .- Meets twice a week at John Bauman's Saloon, Keech's Block, Water street. C. Schnaitter, Director.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Sandusky Gas Light Company .- Organized 1854. Office and works west side Lawrence, between Water and Market. Capital, $75,000. William Hudson, Secretary and Superintendent. Directors : A. H. Moss, E. B. Sadler, W. S. Pierson, W. A. Simpson, S. W. Butler.
St. Joseph Benevolent Association (German Catholic). Estab- lished May, 1867. Number of members 120. Vincent Fox, President ; Mr. Bonn, Secretary ; Mr. Gundlach, Treasurer.
St. Mary's Female Benevolent Association (German Catholic) .- Established . April, 1867. Number of members, 280. Mary Icsman, President ; Victoria Cable, Secretary; Mrs. Krupp, Treasurer.
Young Men's Christian and Library Association .- Library and Reading Rooms third story Moss' Block, east side Columbus Avenue, between Water and Market. Organized June, 1867. L. H. Latham, President; 1st Vice President, JJames Woolworth; 2d Vice President, G. J. Anderson ; Treasurer, T. W. Torrey ; Corresponding Secretary, R. M. Wilcox; Recording Secretary, J. C. Kinney. Board of Managers : A. H. Gale, William G. Lane, John Zollenger, E. H. Wilcox, George Thornton, L. H. . Tenney, William H. Mills, F. E. Foster, Lewis Moss, C. V. Olds, George March, A. C. Moss.
Rooms are open from 8 A. M., to 10 P. M., each day. A very large library, and all the principal newspapers and magazines on file.
[*@ The Publisher of this Directory has been requested to say that these Reading Rooms are free to all whether they are members of the Association or not, and that strangers or residents, foreign born or natives, are alike invited; and it will be a . pleasure to the managers and members to see them there.]
Guttenburg Grov. No. 9. V. A. O. D Druid's Lodge meets every Monday night at Kuntz's Hall, Water street, between Jackson and Columbus Avenue. Established March 26th, 1856. Number of members, 85. Franz Warnke Deputy of Lodge; Peter Wolf, E. Ez .; George Meagle, E. E. ; Peter Binder, U. E .; William Seitz, Secretary; Jacob Hemminger, Treasurer ; Peter Young, J. W. ; Charles Warnke, F. Officers elected every six months.
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FOR 1867-8.
ABBREVIATIONS.
a1 alley or allopathic. ex
.exchange.
atty .attorney.
between.
ho
homoeopathic.
bar k.
bar keeper.
lab
laborer.
bds
boards.
manuf .manuf'y or manufr
bh
boarding house.
mer merchant.
bk.
book or brick,
north.
bldr
builder.
not pub.
notary public.
bldg
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