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Orders left at their Office, No. 4 Columbus Ave., two doors from Water St., will receive prompt attention. Office hours from 10 to 11 A.M. and 2 to 3 P.M.
THE COMPANY HAVE ALWAYS ON HAND AND FOR SALE AT THEIR WORKS, COAL, TAR AND COKE.
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Gerlach Wm., painter Neil n. s. . Gibaut James, plasterer, 18 Washington. Gibaut Joseph, plasterer, 83 Washington. Gibbs L. N., (Gale & Gibbs, stove dealers) res 36 Washington.
Gibbs R. J., (G. & Sanborn, iron merchts, res 30 Washington.
Gibney Thomas, laborer, 29 Lawrence.
Giddings W. F., (Converse & G., att'ys,) res. 52 Market. Giddings Edward, b. Townsend House.
Giebel P., 35 Market.
Giesen Wm., tinner, res. 195 Adams. Gilcher Peter, lumber dealer, 83 Hancock ..
Gilbore A., blacksmith, 7 Jefferson.
Gillagen Patrick, employee Gas Works, res. 6 Lawrence. 1
Glansey Patrick, wheelwright A91 Washington.
Glansey Peter, b. 237 Water.
Glasgow, Mrs. Agnes, 173 Adams. Glan Thos., b. 338 Madison.
Glans Michael, mason s. x. Harrison.
Goblin Charles, laborer, S. M. & N. R. R. depot, 74 Perry.
Gockstader Mike laborer, 144 Hancock.
Godfrey J. W., nuance agt. 166 Water, res. cor. Meigs & Wash.
Godfrey M. L, Wacksmith, res. 46 Hancock.
Godfrey F., blacksmith, res. 196 Adams.
Goetz Henry, b. 190 Market. Golden Mrs. Ann, 333 Water. Golden Stephen, rear 195 Market. Golden John, laborer, s. x. Warren.
Golden Mike, laborer, s. x. Wayne.
Golden Hugh, laborer, 148 Madison.
Golden Derby, laborer, s. x. Miami Avenue. Goldsmith J. E., professor of accounts, b. 9 Hancock. Good Job, b. 12 Decatur.
Goodspeed Hiram, carpenter, Fulton Car Works, res. 213 Adams. Goodspeed Wm., b. Verandah. 1
Goodspeed E., carpenter, b. Verandah.
Goodwin T., saddler, 93 Columbus Avenue. Goodwin James, machinest, b. 7 Decatur : .
Goodwin Homer, attorney, 14 Columbus Avenue, res. 51 Hancock. Gordon John, watchman M. R. & L. E. R. R. depot, res. Miami Av. Gorgis Harry, carpenter, 131 Fulton.
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J. BUTER
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN
BANCY GO
8 D S. Groceries, Toys, Fruits, Nuts, Cigars, &c ..
ALSO, MANUFACTURER OF
SUGAR TOYS
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EVERY DESCRIPTION OF CANDIES.
No. 187 WATER STREET, SANDUSKY, OHIO.
Brightof JOHN P. BE
Cable WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN BOOTS & SHOES,
LEATHER, FINDINGS, TANNER'S OIL, Men's Hose, Buffalo Over-Shoes, Rubbers, Trunks, Valises, Traveling Bags, &c., &c. 1
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO THE MANUFACTURE OF LADIES' AND GENT'S BOOTS, SHOES, BUSKINS AND GAITERS.
Besides keeping our own manufactures, we are constantly receiving consign- ments of Boots, Shoes and Brogans from Eastern manufacturers.
No. 184 Water St., Sandusky.
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Gosser Marthr, capacity 2 . Graefe Philip, physician, o. and res. 89 Market 2nd floor.
Graff Joseph mason, 113 Monroe. - Graham J. A., druggist, 2 Columbus Avenue, b. 33 Decatur. . Grant E. F., accountant, b. St. Lawrence.
Grase Stephen, grocer, Jefferson corner Camp. Graul George, machinist, res. 76 Jackson.
Graul Mrs., Clinton, e. s.
Gr W. P., (Gray & Son, boot and shoe dealers) res. 88 Washington.
Greaser John, b. s. x. Tiffin 'Avenue.
Gredner Peter, engineer, 44 Railroad.
Gredam John, W., laborer, 15 Perr ;.
Green T. R., local editor Mirror,
Greene J. M. C., steamboat engineer, rear 7 Decatur. Greene H: B., stone cutter, 9 Meigs.
Gregg Philander, master builder, A101 Washington.
Gregg James, hatter, A55 Washinton. A Gregg James, M. R. & L. E. R. R. office, b. A55 Washington. Gregg, E. S., s. x. Decatur.
Greer M., carpenter, 29 Adams.
Groff S., res. 107 Hancock
(troff W., mason, umous Avenue.
Groff M. Y., 127 Columlas sveque
Gross John, laborer, 105 Market.
(iross John, carpenter, 294 Jefferson.
Groover B., seaman, b. Raymond's Hotel.
Guild J. H., cabinet mabracturer 22 Jackson, res. 53 Meigs.
Guiterman Wm., clothier, 143 Water, b. 52 Columbus Avenue.
Guiterinan John, shoemaker, 292 Jetterson.
Guiterman Antony, Harrison w. S. Gassman George, laborer, 32 Adams.
Gussman F., cabinet maker, 108 McDonough.
Gundlach L., laborer, s. x. Railroad.
Guth Leonhart, grocer, 281' Jefferson.
Gutskkel S., 46 Wayne. Haar Jacob, stone cutter, 61 Fulton.
Hadley C., grocer, 132 Water, res. 86 Columbus Avenue. Hadrah Frederick, mason, h. Plank Road:
Haesar Pitt, b. Reese n. s.
Hagy Gregory, saloon keeper, 103 Water.
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BOOK BINDER AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER, Register Buildings, Sandusky, and High St., Columbus O.
Keeps constantly on hand every variety of Blank Book Paper, from the best manufacturers, which he is prepared to rule and bind to order, on short notice.
BLANK WORK FOR COUNTY OFFICERS, BANKS, Insurance and Rail Road Companies, Merchants, And others, ruled, bound and paged in the best manner.
Printed editions for Publishers bound in the latest styles, either in Law or Embossed in Leather or Cloth, &c.
MAGAZINES &C. BOUND AND OLD BOOKS REBOUND.
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General Insurance Gol avens Office ... No, Ni6 Water St, 2d fodr, Sandusky.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company, 111 Broadway, N. Y., Capital $3,000,000, invested in bonds & mortgages. Merchants' Fire & Marine Insurance Co. Philadelphia, Pa. Cash capital paid and invested, $200,000. Springfield Fire and Marine Ins. Co., Springfield, Mass., Cash capital $150,000; Cash surplus, 850,000. Western Massachusetts Insurance .Com., Pittsfeld, Mass. Cash capital, $150,000; Cash surplus, $50,000. JOHN W. GODFREY, Gen'l Agent. .
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Haley John, mas. W. x. Monita' Haley M., laborer, 80 Shelby. Haley James, laborer, w. x. Monroe. Hall S., laborer, 23 Jefferson Row. . Hall Mrs .; res. 148 Market. Hall Henry, C. & T. R. R. office, b. 182 Market. Hall Edward, blacksmith, b. R. R. Tavern. Hall Wm., laborer, b. Steamboat House. Haller J. G., tailor, 78 Jackson. Hamerly Wm., b. 298 Jefferson. Hamilton Wm,, whitewasher, h. Plank Road. Hamlen H. G., 71 /Washington. Hamling Turner, 25 Wayne.
Hanacy Patrick, laborer, 83 Camp. Hanacy John, laborer, s. x. Camp. Hancy Patrick, laborer, 105 Fulton. Hand John, seaman, 57 Franklin.
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.Hand Heman, seaman, 21 Franklin. Handly L., shoemaker, s. x. Decatur. Haines -. , employee M. R. & L. E. R. R. depot, rer. 65 Fulton. Haines Henry, s. x. Warren.
Hannan Dennis, stone cutter. 152 Perry. Hanser John, painter, 76 Jackson.
Harding Christian, drayman, 91 Monroe.
Harle J. W., carpenter, 100 Hancock. Harmom Rev. -. , res. 77 Railroad.
Harper Rice, res. 35 Washington. Harper Alexander, express agent, res 54 Adams. 1 Harper Peter blacksmith, res. 101 Lawrence.
Harr Geo., laborer, Tiffin Avenue n. s. Harris DeWitt C., printer, Register Job Office, b. 38 Jackson.
Harris Mrs., res. 76 Washington. Harris H., laborer, 184 Hancock. Harris Peter, blacksmith, res. 137 Perry.
Harris M. M., machinist, res. 124 Adams. Harris C. H., b. 120 Market.
Harris Wm., laborer, 176 Hancock. Harrison G. C., whitewasher, Monroe bt. Camp and Shelby.
Hart G., mercht tailor, 173 Water 2nd floor. Hartmann Joseph, b. A91 Washington.
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Attorneys a Law,
OFFICE,
No. Columbus Ave., cor. Market .;
W. V. LATHAM & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND DEALERS IN GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
No. 184 Water Street.
Damal
BARTHOLOMEW & COGLIN, COACH AND CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.
Corner Lawrence and Washington Sts Have constantly on hand and are making to order every description of CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS, BUGGIES, SPRING WAGONS AND HOSE CARRIAGES,
Which for style, finish and durability are unsurpassed. Also.
PAINTING, TRIMMING & REPAIRING DONE At short notice, in a superior manner, and satisfaction warranted.
Hartmann Simon, laborer, Clinton w. s. Hartmann George, blacksmith, 180 Market. Hartmann M., toot of Jefferson. Hartney Thos., laborer, 58 Columbus Avenue. Hartunng Conrad, drayman, 26 Adams.
Hasseupflug George, laborer, 199 Hancook. Hassler Mrs., Tiffin Avenue n. 8. Hathaway R., grocet, 176 Water, 108 Adams. ich esi
Hauer G., laborer, 53 +Camp.
Hauer M., laborer, 84 Shelts.
Hawley George, dipenter, B16 Washington. Hay George, oyster dealer, 150 Water, b. 43 Market. Haynay James, R. R. engineer, 25 Market. Hazlet Andrew, wheelwright, Neil corner Warren.
Healy. James, tinner, 105 Decatur. Hebinger Philip, laborer, 142 Hancock.
.. Hecker Pitt, butcher, 31 Adams. Hefflinger, Fred, laborer, 2 2nd st Camptown. Hefflinger George, b. 2 2nd st Camptown. Heft Christian, laborer, 117 Railroad.
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"Heid John, laborer, Harrison e. s. Heigl John, miller, 111 Market. Hely George W., clerk M. R. & L. E. R. R. depot, b. 33 Jackson. Heilinger Michael, grocer, 46 Market. Heim F., tailor, 148 Jefferson. .
Helmick John, carpenter, h. Poplar.
Helmstetter Jacob, saloon keeper, Water. Helps John, b. Verandah. Hemmen Mrs., 87 Madison.
Hemminger J., painter, Neil n. s. Henderson D. C., (H. & Co., brass and iron founders) res. 60 Col. Av.
. Hendry A. W., atty., 136} Water, res. 105 Madison. Henkelman H., laborer, 20 Second st. . Henner Jacob, laborer, 94 Monroe.
' Hennesy Mrs. Margaret, w, x. Monroe .. Hennesy Joseph, stone cutter, 148 Jefferson. Henry Alexander, carpenter, 19 First st. Henni John, laborer, First st. Henshaw Mrs., 179
Herb Joseph, mason, 118 Market.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW
And Notary Public. Mass Buildy OFFICE, ++ HCOLUMBUS AVENUE.
Paul Westerlate
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CHARLES RICD'S CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY,
Corner of Wayne and Market Sta.
norman & Sauer Blacksmithing . all its various branches, INCLUDING VESSEL SMITHING, &C.
THE BEST OF STOCK USED AND GOOD WORKMEN CONSTANTLY EMPLOYED AND ON HAND.
FURNITURE MANUFACTORY .
CHARLES W. ZOLLINGER, Manufactures and keeps constantly on hand the following articles:
Center Tables,
Wardrobes,
Lounges,
Dining Tables,
Sofa Bedsteads, Cribs,
Circular Tables,
Cottage
Black Walnut Bureaus,
Wash Stands,
Common "
Mahogany Bureaus,
Parlor Stands,
Book Cases,
Card Tables and Sofas,
Common Stands,
Chairs,
Towel Racks, &c.
All which are of good materials and workmanship, and sold low for cash.
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COFFINS OF ALL KINDS AND SIZES Also manufactured to order and kept on hand.
Ware Rooms --- No. 58 and 60 Wayne St.
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Hermann Mrs. res 68 Jeffery! Hermann F. J., carpenter, Huron Avenue e. s. Herr Patrick, mason, 61 Camp. Hertlein .Lerenzo, baker, Tiffin Avenue corner Railroad. Hertel Jacob, 40 Railroad.
Heracy Michael, laborer, 134 Franklin. Hess George, tailor, Harrison e. s. Hexter M., grocer, Water. Heyler F., laborer, 30 Adams. Heyler. Dr., res. 146 .Adams. Hiek Samuel, laborer, 89 Market.
Higgins James teamster, corner Tiffin Avenue & Camp.
Himmel F., music teacher, 150 Jefferson.
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Hiley Theyear& Decatur. Hill J. L., carpenter, 1 Second st. Hill Henry, carpenter, Plank Road. Hilliard Charles, shoemaker, As. 4 Hanto Hiltwein Christian, carpenter, Plank . Road. Hine Lewis, laborer, res. 98 Meigs .-
Hines Patrick, laborer, 224 Adams.
Hingle Valentine, peddlar, Hinki Wm., laborer, 6 Second st.
Hips F., carpenter, 157 Market.
Hiss Frank, carpenter, 199 Adams.
Hitchcock, S. E., commission mercht., o. 38 Col. Av., h. 42 Col. Av. Hobrun James, laborer, 51 Camp.
Hochule Mrs., s. x. Mills.
Hodges Sylvester, R. R. engineer, b. rear 7 Decatur. Hoeffe Peter, carpenter, 114 Madison.
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Hoffer John, laborer, w. x. Monroe.
Hoffman S., founder, w. x. Monroe.
Hoffman George, bh., 23 Jackson.
Hogg Thos., foreman S. M. & N. shop, 226 Adams. Hole John, laborer, 7 Madison.
Holland, Jr., J. W., painter, shop 79 Water, h. 77 Franklin.
Holler Charles, butcher, Clinton e. s. Holley Lawrence, laborer, s. x. Camp. Hollohin John, plasterer, 57 Camp.
Holth George, b. 55 Jackson.
Holmes, Ry labomon- 174 Market.
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D. O. HENDERSON & 00,- BRASS AND IRON POUNDERS
And General Machinists, No. 13 Jackson and 231 and 233 Water Streets.
Having an extensive assortment of Patterns we are prepared to furnish all kinds of CASTINGS, MILL GEARINGS, GRIST & SAW MILLS, STEAM ENGINES, Rail Road and other work, of the best materials, on short notice. JOB WORK of all kinds executed with neatness and dispatch.
LOCKWOOD & SMITH
Barry PROPRIETORS OF THE
Barber
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Will purchase Produce and sell Flour, Feed, &c. ALSO, PROPRIETORS OF THE
PORTTAGE PLASTER BEDS
Will keep for sale any quantity of Crude and Ground Plaster. ALSO, forwarding and Commission Merchants, At the BAY CITY MILLS DOCKS and old stand of HUBBARD & CO. Will attend to the sale or shipment of Merchandise and Produce with dispatch.
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Holverscheid R., 412 Market. Holzapfel Jacob, grocer, 97 Market. Holzapfel Michael, s. x. Columbus Av. Homegardner George, grocer, 27 Fulton, 80 Railroad. Homegardner -. , cooper, b. 131 Market.
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Homegardner John, res. 316 McDonough. Hoolican, Mrs., Catherine, 59 Shelby. Hoornbeek Jacob, deputy collector, o. and rer. 994 Water. Horn S., laborer, 102 Hancock. Horn -. , carpenter 77 Railroad. Horday L., laborer, 48 .Jackson. Horning Augustus, founder, res. 77 Washington.
Horning Jacob, moulder, b. 77 Washington. Horning John, laborer, 33 Lawrence.
Horner J. N., b. Verandah. Horter Charles carpenter, res. 47 Perry. Horter Christian res. 202 Adams.
Hosmer S. S., wholesale grocer, 112 Water, res. 24 Market.
Hosmer T., salesman, 112 Water, res. 35 Hancock.
Hotman Jacob, laborer, 72 Meigs.
Houck D., shoemaker, cor. Mills & Adams.
Houk Harrison W., res 99 Market.
Houk Warren M., livery stable, Jackson bt. Water and Market.
Hourn M., laborer, corner Tiffin Avenue and Harrison. Hourn P., b. corner Tiffin Avenue and Harrison. House Philo, bricklayer, 11 Madison.
Howard G., machinist, 34 Decatur.
Hower Christian, brass founder, 80 Camp. Howitt Wm., 50
Hoyt Dr. M. C., o. 33 Columbus Avenue, b. 81 Jefferson. Hozenman Jonas 80 Railroad.
Hubbard S. E., (H. Shepard & Wilcox, dry goods mer.yres: 91 Adams. Hubbard R. B., lumber mercht., 248 Water, res. 32 Washington. Hubbard L. S., res., 90 Adams. Hubbard C. T., (Riker & H., grocers, 26 Col. Av.,) b. 37 Fulton. Huber John aboumal
Hudson Wm., tinner, res. corner Neil & Sycamore. Huff Dr. b. 23 Jackson. Hufer John, carpenter 197 Adains. Hull W. B., tailor, res. 203 Market.
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WARREN M. HOUK'S LIVERY STABLE
hvor st., between Market and Water, SANDUSKY, 0 10
A new and elegant Hearse and Carriages for Funerals,
A. WILLIAMS,
SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER
AND DEALER IN
Trunks, Valises, Collars, Whips, &c. Which he keeps constantly on hand or makes to order.
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OF THE BEST MATERIALS, & WARRANTED.
Shop -- No. 29 Columbus Avenue. :
~SHELDON SMITH,
AND PRINCE'!'. 02
SMITH'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE c
Hubbard' B
woor, Water St., Sandusky.
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Hull Francis, stock forwarder, res. 100 Water. Hume Mrs., res. A46 Washington. Hunt Wm., vetrinary surgeon, res. A106 Washington. Huntington A., bh., 52 Columbus Avenue. Husfalt George, laborer, Madison w. s.' Hutchins William, carpenter, 62 Decatur., Hutchins G. M., res. 7 Market. Huttenlocher Andreas, Water near corner Hancock. lesman Benedict, carpenter, 34 Lawrence. Ingham Jonas, plasterer, res. 64 Market. Innas Walter laborer, 56 Monroe. Ingle Timothry, machinist, res. 146 Franklin. lost Jacob, res. Division st. Irvine John, master builder, 64-Lawrence. .. Irvine Samuel, grocer, b. 175 Adams. Jack E. G., proprietor Verandah, Water corner Wayne. Jackson J. R,, music teacher, b. 5 Washington Row. Jackson J. W., R. R. conductor, b. St. Lawrence.
Jackson G. W., 175 Water .. Jackson Jesse, tinner, b. 21 McDonough. Jacobs Richard, copper smith, res. 69 Lawrence. Jacobs G., seaman, b. 211 Water. Jacquet Charley, blacksmith, 36 Decatur.
Jael Daniel, carpenter, 40 Camp. Jaerger John, car builder, b. 65 Water. Jandorf Joseph, printer, b. 175 Water. Janesburgh James. tailor, 80 Shelby. Jeffries John L., painter, 118 Market. Jenks Wm., plasterer, Reese s. s. Jennings R. J., jailor, res. 57 Jackson.
- Jennings Hector, res. 67 Lawrence. Jewett Rev. E. R., Pastor Bethel Church, res. 55 Fulton. Johen Jeremiah, laborer, 181 Market. John Matthias, laborer, 92 Perry. John Nicholas, laborer, s. x. Columbus Avenue. Johnson Heury 54 Hancock. Johnson G. D., 126 Market. Johnson Benjamin, laborer, Warren e. s. Johnston W., laborer, foot of Adams s. s. Johnston Wm., b. 86 Adams.
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Johnston M., laborer, 57 Perry. .
Jones Nathaniel, barber, res. 41 Huron Avenue. Jones J. C., millwright, b. Verandah. Jones Samuel, plasterer, b. 96 Market. Jones John, res 109 Lawrence. Jones Richard laborer, Harrison w. s. Jones B. F., millwright, b. Verandah. Jones Wm., cook, 48 Adams. Jordan Henry, laborer, 162 Monroe. June Mrs. Azuba, res. 7 Meigs. Kaerger John, seaman, 26 Second st. Kaesan Wm., b. 48 Washington.
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Kallman: John, stone cutter, Reese n. s.
Kation Michael, laborer, 192 Market.
Kavick John, clerk, res. 26 Franklin.
Keaster P., Reese n. s.
Keech C. C., hat and cap merchant, 149 Water, res. Plank Road. Keepers J. G., 52 Hancock.
Kelham John, carpenter, First st corner Sycamore.
Keller John, b. corner Tiffin Avenue and Washington.
Keller Henry, laborer, Melville st.
Keller G. W., clerk, res. 33 Huron Avenue. Keller Jacob, laborer, s. x. Harrison.
Keller John, laborer, 144 Jefferson. Keller A., carpenter, 19 Jefferson Row. . Keller A., 102 Market
Keller Joseph, carpenter, b. 23 Jackson.
Kelly Michael, machinist, s. x. McDonough.
Kelly P., carpenter, s. x. McDonough.
Kelly Wm., laborer, s. x. Mcdonough.
. Kelley Wm., 8 Hancock.
Kelly Wm., stone mason, 84 Franklin. Kelly Michael, 176 Jefferson.
Keloan Peter, laborer, 53 Camp. Kelsey Fred., carpenter, b. 39 Lawrence ..
Kendall Frank, engineer, b. rear 7 Decatur. Kenne John, employee, M. R. & L. E. R. R. depot, Barker s. K.
Kenne Adam, tinner, b. Barker's. s.
Kennedy Rev. W. S., Pastor 1st Presbyterian Church, res. 82 Wash. Kennedy J. F., carpenter, Neil s. s.
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Kennedy John, laborer, 148 Perry Kennedy Patrick, shoemaker, b. 148 Perry. Kennedy J. H., clerk 167 Water, b 355 Washington. Kennedy Thos., laborer, 156 Perry. Kerber V., plasterer, 50 Shelby. Kerber, Michael, b. 50 Shelby. Kerman Patrick, drayman, 12 McDonough. Kernay John, carpenter, b. A91 Washington. Kern Matthias, laborer, s. x. Railroad. Kernet Stephen, laborer, 320 Madison. Kerstin Godfrey, carpenter, s. x. . Clinton. . Kesner Peter, laborer, b. over Wolf's grocery. Water. Kessler Conrad, 89 Monroe.
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· Kinget T. R., physician, 1 Jefferson. King James, laborer, s. x. Wayne. Kirtland -. , fish dealer, b. Bay City House. Kissel Andrew, laborer, w. x. Monroe. . Klafegar Samuel, tailor s. x. Harrison .. Klamb Jacob, laborer, 270 Jefferson. Klee Christian, laborer, 183 Adams. Klefenz Joseph, grocer, b. Water corner Franklin. Klefenz R., mason, b. 62 Market. Klein Adam, shoemaker, 42 Market. Klein Gotlib, laborer, Division st.
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JOHN MACKEY.
O. C. M'LOUTH.
MACKEY MCLOUTH
ATTORNEYS AW. No. 261 Columbus Ave., over Post Office, . SANDUSKY, OHIO.
JOS. P. MERRIAM, PRACTICAL ENGINEER & MACHINIST AND COMMISSION DEALER IN
STEAM ENGINES AND MACHINERY,
Sets up Steam Engines and furnishes Plans for Hills, FACTORIES, SHOPS, &c. Office -- No. 228 Water St., under Norman Hall, Sandusky, Onio.
Furnishes to order and keeps constantly on hand, Portable, Horizontal and Upright Steam Engines, of Eastern manufacture, of all sizes and adapted to all purposes. Also, Harrison's celebrated patent Portable Grist Mills, Bolting Cloths, Smut Mills and Mill Irons, together with Machinists' Tools of all kinds, including
Drilling, Hand, Slide and Chucking Compound Planers, Lathes,
Geer Cutting Engines,
Upright Drills,
Screw Cutting Machines,
Universal Chucks,
Planers, af all sizes,
Slide Rests, Boring Mills,
Car Wheel Boring Machines,
Squaring and Milling Machines,
Platform Drills,
Locomotive Driver Lathes.
Slotting Machines,
ALL KINDS OF WOOD WORKING MACHINES,
Woodworth's and Daniel's Planers, Woodworth's and Daniel's Matchers, Concentric Lathes,
Turning Lathes, Morticing and Tenoning Machines, Full sets of Fay's Sash Machines.
Also, Wrought Iron Pipes, of all sizes, and Fittings of all kinds; Cast Iron and Lead Pipes; Globe, Angle and Check Valves, Cocks, Oil Cups, Cylinder Cocks, Guage Cocks, &c., &c. Leather and Rubber Machinery Belting; Lace Leather and Hose; Ashcroft's Mercurial Steam Gauges; High and Low Pressure and Vacuum Gauges. . REE PAGE 82 FOR NOTICE OF SAW MILLS.
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Klein John, laborer, w. x. Monroe. Klopper F., carpenter, 46 Camp. Klotz . Augustus, blacksmith 44 Lawrence. Kloss H., moulder, 77 Perry.
Kloss Jacob; dlaboren (38 .Adami.
Kleuegor G., laborer, w. x. Sandusky s. s. Knapf Peter, b. 38 Tharkeu
Kneale Wm., shoemaker, 40 Columbus . Avenue, b. 96 Market.
Kneale Daniel, carpenter, b. 96 Market.
Kneale James, tailor, 182 Water, res. 13 Meigs ...
Kneen S., tailor, 130 Water, res. 128 Market.
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