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Patrick Eustis, bds. 656 Erie
Patrick William N., firm Warriner, Patrick & Co., h. 656 Erie Patterson Alexander, stonecutter, J. Young, bds. Mrs. E. Johnson Patterson Andrew (col.,) masontender, h. ws. Michigan, near Oak Patterson Andrew (col.), barber, 98 St. Clair
Patterson Clarence H. (col.), laborer, h. ss. Oak, nr. Ontario
Patterson George P., foreman, bedstead fact'y, r. 90 Cherry, up stairs Patterson George, bartender, h. 104 Oliver
Patterson George, wks. Novelty Works, r. 92 Cherry, up stairs
Patterson George M., sailor, bds. 157 Oliver
Patterson James, clerk, bds. Scott Patterson
Patterson James M., clerk, Corlett & Schansenbach
Patterson Robert, fisherman, bds. 215 Cherry, up stairs
Patterson Scott, clerk, Merchants' Dispatch ; h. ws. Vinton, 2 doors s. Harrison
Patterson William, laborer, h. ss. 13th bet. Jefferson and Madison Patterson William, sailor, r. 215 Cherry, up stairs
Patton Andrew, carpenter, h. ss. Wisconsin, 6 doors e. Division
Patton Ann, laundress, h. ss. 13th, bet. Jefferson and Madison Patton James D., gang foreman, bds. Bridget Byrne Patton John, shoemaker, R. Bloomfield, bds 116 Monroe
Patton John E. painter, John Miller, 220 Summit Paul Joseph, carpenter, h. 310 Washington
Paull Alfred, r. 310 Washington
Pearse Richard, plasterer, h. es. Warren, 2 doors e. Madison
Pearson Eliza L., widow Calvin W., music teacher, r. 417 Summit
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Peck S, B. & Co., Groceries, Provisions &c., 78 Monroe
S. B. Peck, bds. 120 Madison
S. Gillingham, bds. 207 Superior
H. C. Peck, bds 120 Madison
Peart Sylvester, fireman, L. S. & M. S. R., h. es. Marion, 3 doors s. Sequr av.
Pease Don A., firm Curtis, Russell & Co., h. 13 Seventeenth
Pease John, blacksmith, h. rear 17 State
Peash John, laborer, h. ss. Hicks, 1 door w. Collingwood av.
Peaze John, blacksmith, T., W. & W. R'y, h. ss. South 2 d'rs. w Div.
Peck Charles F., bookeeper, J. R. Strong, h. 202 Michigan
Peck D. Edwin, collarmaker, A. Moore, r. ns Collingwood av. 2 drs w. Bartlett
Peck Erasmus D., firm West & Truax, bds. 393 Superior
Peck Hattie L. Miss, teacher, Erie Street School
Peck Horatio, carpenter, T., W. & W. R'y, bds. D. Hoyt
Peck Henry C., firm S. B. Peck & Co., bds 120 Madison
Peck Jeremiah, engr. Toledo Car Co., h. e. cor. Segur and Field avs.
Peck Otis L., boarding house, 435 Erie
Peck Porter B., bds. 202 Michigan
Peck Spencer B., firm S. B. Peck & Co., bds. 120 Madison
Peckham Charles F., sawmaker, E. G. Peckham
Peckham Elijah G. Dr., Saw Manfr. 82, 84 St. Clair, h. 469 Summit
Pegan Ira, tailor, Wm. Mabley, h. 314 Walnut
Pegden James, sawyer, Ohio Wheel Co., h. 18 Vance
Pehe Louis, wks. brickyard, E. B. Hall, h. ns. Hamilton, 3 doors w. Elizabeth
Peiter Henry, foreman, Clark Scripture, h. ns. Oliver, 6 doors w. Logan
Pelker John, molder, Smith & Develine
Peltier Leon, wks. Toledo Wheel Co., h. cor. Elm and 4th
Pelton Alonzo D., pres. Toledo Agricultural Works, h. 283 Huron
Pendergrast James, tanner, Joel Hall & Co., h. es. Wisconsin, 8 doors w. 15th
Pendergrast Thomas D., sawyer, Thorn Bros. & Co., h. ss. Nebraska av., 5 doors w. 15th
Pendleton Sabina, (col.) widow, h. Beech, 2 doors n. Erie
Pennell George R., firm Pennell & Howells, h. 385 Ontario
Pennell & Howells, agents Florence Sewing Machine Co., 147 Summit
George R. Pennell, h. 385 Ontario
Joseph W. Howells, h. 781 Erie
Pennell Mathias, r. 385 Ontario
Pentz Theodore, shipcarpenter, h. ns. Mulberry, 2 doors w. Ontario
People's Despatch, Am. M. U. Express Co. props., O. R. Morse agent, 136 Summit
Peper Charles, enginewiper, L. S. & M. S. R., h. ws. Wa-sa-on, 4 doors s. Segur av.
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PEPPLE & SUTPHEN, Fancy Bakers, 313 Summit. Card page 26
H. A. Pepple, r. 313 Summit
Edmund G. Sutphen, bds. 313 Summit, up stairs
Pepke John, laborer, bds. ss. Blum, bet. Elizabeth and Ewing
Pepke William, laborer, h. ss. Blum, bet. Elizabeth and Ewing Pepper George C., bookkeeper, E. G. Peckham, h. 621 Huron Pepper Joseph, h. 24 Oliver
Pepper Nathaniel C., tinsmith, Ballard, F. & M., h. 290 Adams Pepple Casper, groceries, 597 Huron
Pepple Casper jr., wks. 605 Huron, bds. same
Pepple H. A., firm Pepple & Sutphen, r. 313 Summit, up stairs
Pepple Jared T., baker, r. 313 Summit, up stairs
Percey Lewis, boilermaker, Novelty Works, r. Scott, bet. Cherry and Allen
Perdu Frank, cigarmaker, G. Bender, 446 Erie
Perigo Charles E., bk., Cummings, Wason & Balles, r. 454 Huron
Perigo Esther, widow Charles E., h. 454 Huron
Perigo Frank, clerk, gen. office T., W. & W. R'y, bds. 454 Huron Perkins Alfred, bk., Ballard, Freeman & Maples, h. 422 Ontario Perkins Edward, (col.) laborer, bds. 67 St. Clair
Perkins Stephan H., brakeman, L. S. & M. S. R'y, bds. ws. Vinton, 1 door s. Harrison
Pernia Frank, laborer, h. Sixth, bet. Oak and Woodville
Pero Allen, wks. lumberyard, P. E. Cady
Pero Donti, cutter, R. Bloomfield, h. 200 Erie
Pero Francis, laborer, h. 662 Ontario
Pero George, clerk, Henry Nellis, bds. 200 Erie
Pero Henry, baker, M. Rooney, bds. 200 Erie
Pero John, wks. lumberyard, P. E. Cady, h. ss. Erie, 2 doors e. Short
Pero Lawrence, clerk, LaSalle & Epstein
Perrin Edward W., bds. 291 St. Clair
Perrin John, bookkeeper, W. J. Finlay, bds. Island House
Perrins Mary Eulalia, Sister, St. Vincent Orphan Asylum
Perry Albert, cabinetmaker, h. ns. 11th, 3 doors e. Monroe
Perry Albert, cooper, h. ss. Germania, 5 doors e Clarke
Perry Ebenezer E., tailor, wks. 80} Adams, h. ns. Ontario, nr. Mul- berry
Perry Edward N., bookkeeper, r. Collingwood
Perry Jeremiah, laborer, h. ss. Michigan, bet. Buffalo and Stick- ney av.
Perry Joseph A., brakeman, L. S. & M. S. R'y, h. ns. Cherry, 4 doors w. 6th
Perry Stephen W., wks. Toledo Wheel Co., bds. E. E. Perry
Perry Theodore, servant, David Smith
Perryn Edward W., foreman, Ohio Wheel Co.
Perryn William F., carp., Union Manufacturing Co., h. ss. Vance, 3 doors w. Division
Peryea Frank, laborer, h. 6th, bet. Oak and Woodville
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Pheatt Gid. K., Manfr. and Dealer in Guns, Fishing Tackle, &c., 189 Summit, cor. Adams, h. 120 Locust
Peter William, lamber dealer, Huron, cor. Short, h. w. cor. Monroe and 15th
Peters Charles, laborer, h. 114 Division
Peters Frederick, stonecutter, Kiel & Geake, bds. John Peters, jr.
Peters John, laborer, h. ns. Champlain, 4 doors e. Elm
Peters John jr., brickmason, h. Champlain, nr. Elm
Peterson Catharine, widow Collins, h. ns. Indiana av., 6 door w. Di- vision
Petre Christopher, drayman, h. e. cor. Indiana av. and 15th
Petre Philip, sashmaker, C. H. Schroeder & Co., bds. 28 11th
Petre Philip, laborer, h. 28th 11th
Petre Thomas, wks. sash factory, Hitchcock & Walbridge
Pettis John, carpenter, bds. 116 Superior
Pfann Peter, cooper, h. ns. Kuper, near Magnolia
Pfanner Jabob P., clerk, bds. 657 Michigan
Pfanner, John M., carpenter, S. B. Roshong, h. 378 Ontario
Pfanner Margaret, widow Bernard, h. 657 Michigan
Pfefferle John, cutter, F. J. Meyer, h. 35 Allen
Pfeifer Anthony, laborer, h. 597 Ontario
Pfeifer Baldis, laborer, h. 27 Scott
Pfeifer Charles I .. saloon. 115 St. Clair, r. same
PFENNING FRED., Barber, Cupper and Bleeder, 96 Cherry, r. same Pfister Frank, tailor. J. G. Doering, 37 Monroe
Pflock Gottlieb, proprietor River Park, h. 836 Erie
Pheatt Zebulon C., bookkeeper, Bell & Emerson, h. ss. 18th, bet. Adams and Madison
Phelan John H .. sailor. r. O'Reagan House, St. Clair st.
Phelps Charles H., traveling agent, J. B. Baldey & Co.
Phelps Henry L., h. ws. Stickney av., bet. Huron and Superior
Phelps John, lumber inspector, Sears & Holland, h. ns. Canal av., nr. Western av.
Phelps Oliver M., blacksmith. M. J. Cooney & Co., h. 100 Cherry
Phelps Rose, dressmaker, h. Utica, 1 door w. Walnut
Phillips August, pottery and dealer in crockery and China ware, 233 Cherry, r. same
Phillips Charles. carpenter, T., W. & W. R'y shops, h. es. Langdon, 7 doors s. Western av.
Phillips Charles B., firm Whitaker. Phillips & Co., h. 495 Summit Phillips Charles H., painter, firm Weigel & Phillips, h. ns. Everett, 1 door w. Lagrange
Phillips Edward, principal St. Patrick's Academy
Phillips Ellen, widow Alexander, bds. Joseph Whitwhane
Phillips Edwin P., traveling agent, Chase, Isherwood & Co., bds. James F. Underwood, East Toledo
Phillips Frances C. (col.), widow David, h. 275 Michigan
Phillips George, laborer, h. ns. Lafayette, 3 doors e. 15th
Phillips Peter, laborer, h. ss. Michigan, 4 doors e. Monroe
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Philipps Henry, Dealer in Hardware, Agricultural
Implements, Seeds, &c., 54 and 56 Summit, and 141 and 143 St. Clair, h. ns. Bancroft, nr. Adams
Phillips Lawrence, laborer, h. ws. Monroe, bet. Collingwood av. and Frazier
Phillips Phillip A., firm A. M. Graff & Co., bds. 177 Madison
Phillips William A., agent Hahnemann Life Insurance Co., of Cleve- land, O., 8 Trinity Block, s. cor. Adams and St. Clair, r. same Phisterer P., tailor, bds. City Hotel
Pickard Edward, engineer, h. cor. Stocking av. and Pickard
Pickard William, foreman, livery stable, s. Warren, bds. American House
Pickens Walter, firm Pickens & Plumer, bds. 438 Superior Pickens & Plumer, Jobbers in Millinery and Straw Goods, 84 and 86 Summit
Walter Pickens, bds. 438 Superior
William S. Plumer, h. 369 Ontario
Picker Edward H., compositor, Daily Commercial, h. 149 Oak
Pickett John, carpenter, bds. Stephen Picket
Pickett Michael, tinsmith, Ballard, Freeman & Maples
Pickett Prosper, laborer, h. ns. Huron, 2 doors e. Short
Pickett Richard, contractor, h. 337 Monroe
Pickett Stephen, laborer, h. ns. Wisconsin, bet. Lenk and Division
Pickett Stephen jr., brickmason, bds. S. Pickett sr.
Pickett Thomas, laborer, h. ns. Dorr, cor. Collingwood
Picking Samuel N., physician and surgeon, 10 Lenk's Block 2d floor, cor. Monroe and Summit
Pidgeon John, boarding saloon, 353 Summit, r. same
Pierce Charles, bridgetender, L. S. & M. S. R'y, h. Miami, nr. Fassett Pierce Charles, currier, Joel Hull & Co., h. ss. Vance, 1 door w. 15th Pierce Charles S., gardener, Brown road, s. of city line
Pierce Harry C., clerk, Job Pierce
Pierce Horace J., driver, h. Fassett, opp. Brown's Hotel, E. T.
Pierce Job, dealer in groceries, butter, eggs, &c., e. cor. Adams and Putnam, r. same
Pierce William G., clerk, post office, h. ss. 13th, bet. Adams and Oak Pierson E. L. Mrs., teacher vocal music, r. ws. Buffalo, 2 doors n. Huron
Pierson Charles, wool dealer, bds: J. Sisson
Pietsch Frederick, laborer, h. 298 Tecumseh
Pike & Austin, Lawyers, No. 1, Anderson's Block, over 133 Summit
Louis H. Pike, h. ss. Summit, bet. Ash and Buffalo David R. Austin, bds. 109 Madison
Pilliod Francis, real estate, h. 77 Cherry, cor. Superior
Pilliod James, foreman, h. Vinton, 3 doors n. Harrison
Pilliod James M., h. 77 Cherry, cor. Superior
Pinches Hermann, wks. T., W. & W. R'y shops, bds. 77 Maumee av. Pinder John, sawmaker, Hawkins, Munroe & Co., h. 130 Nebraska av.
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PILLIOD AUGUSTINE, proprietor Flouring Mill, foot
Logan, bet. Swan Creek and Canal, nr. Lock 1, h. s. cor. Vin- ton and Harrison. Card page 16.
Pinkelman Henry, stonemason, r. ss. Erie, bet. Lafayette and Short Pinkelman Katharine, widow Anthony, r. ss. Erie, bet. Lafayette and Short
Pinkelman Theodore, firm Whelan & P., bds. ss. Erie, bet. Lafayette and Short
Pinkelman William, stonemason, bds. ss. Erie, bet. Lafayette and Short
Pinkert William, sashmaker, Eldridge & Weil, h. ss. Segur av., 2 doors w. Banks
Pike Elzy, clerk, bds. 549 Superior
Pike George, engineer, Milmine & Bodman, h. 549 Superior
Pike Louis H., attorney and notary, 1 Anderson Block, h. ss. Sum- mit, bet. Asb and Buffalo
Pinkerton Joseph, h. 46 Locust
Piper Charles, laborer, h. ws. Wa-sa-on, 4 doors s. Segur av.
Pitts Joseph, boilermaker, h. ss. Nebraska av., 5 doors e. Lenk
Pitson John, laborer, h. 290 Tecumseh
Plazeman Joseph, laborer, h. ss. Segur av,, 3 doors e. Linden
Plain Miles W., firm Reno, Espy & Co., h. 696 Huron
Plaisted Catharine, widow Elisha, h. Forrer, ne. cor. Division Plaisted David, laborer, bds. 107 Nebraska av.
Plaisted William, teamster, h. 107 Nebraska av.
Planck Ira D., lumber dealer, h. ws. Oak, 2 doors n. Fassett
Plants J. Franklin, clerk, Eaton & Backus, h. ss. Erie, 1 door e. La- fayette
Plasman Charles, wks. Thorn Bros. & Co., bds, 52 Nebraska av.
Plasman Christina, widow, r. 52 Nebraska av.
Plasman George, wks. Thorn Bros. & Co., bds. 52 Nebraska av. Plassentahl William, bootmaker, Whelan & Pinkelman
Platfoot Charles, stonecutter, bds. 128 Elm
Platfoot George, carpenter and builder, Erie, bet. Elm and Chestnut, h. 128 Elm
Platfoot Jerome H., carpenter, bds. 128 Elm
Platt Edwin J., attorney and dealer in real estate, h. cor. Chestnut and Superior
Platt Harvey P., attorney and dealer in real estate, 2 Drummond Block, h. cor. Chestnut and Superior
Platt Merit W., bk., T. J. Brown, h. Woodruff av., 2 doors w. 22d Plessner Ida Miss, teacher, St. Clair Street German Secondary School, bds. J. G. Frey
Pleiss Edward, musician, r. es. Vinton, 2 doors s. Harrison
Plfuger Antonia, servant, J. V. Sanfleet
Plount Edward, saloon, junction Wisconsin and 15th, r. same Plount Francis, engineer, r. junction Wisconsin and 15th
Plowman Edgar L., bookkeeper, Fallis & Linton, bds. 109 Locust Plowman John, teamster, B. G. Sweet & Co.
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John Hancock
Mutual Life Insurance Co.
OF BOSTON.
Organized as the exponent of the "Mass. Non-forfeiture Law."
Dividends are declared annually, after the first payment, available immediately as Cash in payment of Premiums, or to increase the amount of Insurance, at the option of the insured
A Dividend has been paid since the organization of the Company, one for every year of business.
All Policies Non-Forfeitable !
AND ALL CASH POLICIES ENTITLED TO A PAID UP POLICY AFTER ONE PAYMENT.
Special Notice .- The Company will make contracts with agents in Ohio, corresponding directly with them. For terms apply to
HENRY PLESSNER,
Manager Ohio State Agency,
38 & 39 Chamber of Commerce,
TOLEDO, O.
SPECIAL AGENTS.
H. H. G. SMITH. H. D. ROGERS.
GENERAL AGENTS.
ERNST MIEHE, Toledo, Ohio.
WM. P. HOWLAND, Jefferson, Ohio.
THOS. H. B. BEALE, Galion,
GEO. B. LYONS, Dayton, ¥
JOSEPH P. STANARD, Cleveland, Ohio. L. JEFF SPRENGLE, Ashland,
M. MAYER, Columbus,
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Non-Forfeiture in Life Insurance.
WHAT IS IT ?
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Attention is invited to the following statement of its meaning in the JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE, OF BOSTON :--
All Policies in this Company are strictly NON-FORFEITABLE by the laws of Massachusetts. For Example: A PARTY IS INSURED AGED 35. LIFE POLICY.
One Cash Annual Premium will continue the Policy in force 2 years and 3 days. Three Cash Annual Premiums 66 6 66 66 " 27 66
Five Cash Annual Premiums 66
66 66 10
66
" 56
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An Endowment Policy issued at the age of 35, payable to insured at 50, or at prior decease, after ONE payment, continues in force 5 years and 115 days as Life Insurance.
Now wherein does this differ from ordinary non-forfeiture? Just here. In order to secure a non-forfe ting or paid up policy on the usual plan of other companies, the insured must sur- render the old and take out a new policy for a REDUCED AMOUNT, according to the value of pre- vious payments.
Should death occur before the lapsed policy has been so surrendered or exchanged, the whole policy will be void and valueless.
In the John Hancock, the law of the State requires the keeping it in force for a given time for FULL VALUE LESS THE PREMIUMS DUE, and the COMPANY HAS NO OPTION, unless the holder surrenders. The following furnishes
A Practical Illustration
Mr. Richard A. Douglas, lately residing in Philadelphia, insured his life in this company, May 3, 1869, for fifteen thousand dollars; he failed to meet his second payment on the 3d of May, 1870, and died on the 2d of September last, premium four months overdue and still unpaid.
The required proofs of his death were furnished to the Company on the 17th day of Septem- ber, and on the 17th day of November the Agents paid the policy to Mrs. Douglas, as fol- lows :-
Amount of Policy $15,000 00
Premium due May 3d
$576 90
Less Dividend first year
115 35
$461 55
Interest from May 3d
17 68 479 23
Actual amount received by Mrs. Douglas $14,520 77
And the policy would have kept in force had Mr Douglas lived till July, 1871.
Upon the receipt of this settlement Mrs. Douglas remarked: "I have seven other policies in other companies lying at home, on which Mr. Douglas has paid for several years, but which lapsed last spring and from which I cannot obtain one dollar." Over fifteen thous- and dollars in other companies, with the same neglect of premiums, were forfeited and of no value.
This is what we call Non-Forfeiture; and it is Equity. It costs the insurer no more, is it not worth securing ?
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PLESSNER HENRY, Manager for Ohio of the John Hancock
Mutual Life Ins. Co., of Boston. Office 38, 39, 40 Chamber of Commerce, h. 59 Illinois Adut. opposite page 284 Plowman Joseph, tanner, h. ss. Segur av., nr. car shop
Pluck Frederick, laborer, h. 335 Tecumseh
Plumer William S., firm Pickens & Plumer, h. 369 Ontario
Plumey Sirile, dealer in groceries, &c., ss. Front, bet. Cherry and Oak, h. ss. First, 4 doors e. Oak
Poe Isaac N., firm Poe & Breed, h. 18 Twelfth
Poe & Breed, Jobbers in Wood and Willow Ware, Children's Carriages, &c., 62 Summit and 15 Water Isaac Newton Poe, h. 18 Twelfth
William Breed, h. 20 Michigan
Poche Ludwig, laborer, h. ns. Hamilton, 3 doors w. Elizabeth
Poggemeyer Henry W., Groceries, &c., s. cor. Congress and South, r. same
Peggemeyer John H., clerk, A. Machen & Co., bds. 80 Oliver
Peggemeyer John H., wks. T., W. & W. R'y, h. ws. Maumee av., 1 door s. Walbridge av.
Poierier Jeremiah, shipcarpenter, h. 755 Erie
Poierier Jeremiah jr., shipcarpenter, bds. 755 Erie
Poierier Louis N., shoemaker, 341 Summit, r. same
Poierier William, shoemaker, h. Third, East Toledo
Pollack Theodore, wks. T. J. Bodley & Son, bds. 202 Erie
Polley Henry S., carpenter, h. 24 Hamilton
Pollemann Eberhardt, coppersmith, J. Groenewold, h. es. St. Clair, bet. Newton and Logan
Pomeroy & Loudensleger, gen'l agents Atna Life Insurance Co. of Hartford. Conn., 146 Summit
George E. Pomeroy, r. 543 Huron
Edward Loudensleger, res. Fremont, Ohio
Pomeroy Charles S., trav. agent, G. W. Despatch, h. ss. Erie, 1 door w. Beech
Pomeroy George E. & Co., Real Estate and Collection Agents, 146 Summit
Pomeroy George E., firm George E. Pomeroy & Co., h. 543 Huron Pomeroy George E. jr., firm George E. Pomeroy & Co., and Pomeroy & Loudensleger, r. 543 Huron
Pomeroy Henry B., trav. agent, W. T. Walker & Co. h. 45 Jefferson Pometer Xavier, carpenter, h. 13 John
Pond Charles W., drayman and boardinghouse, 304 Summit
Pond Robert E., machinist, H. Mooers & Co., bds. 304 Summit Pool Jacob, watchmaker, 163 Lagrange, r. same
Pool Mary, dressmaker, bds. 163 Lagrange
Pool Michael, groceries, 163 Lagrange, r. same
Pool Michael C., wks. J. Matheis, h. ns. Page, 1 door e. Locust
Poole Thomas E., trav. agent, Hamilton & Co., bds. 109 Madison
Pope Russell B. Rev., pastor, St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church, bds. 290 Madison
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POPP JOSEPH W., Livery and Boarding Stable, 268 Summit, r. 430 Michigan. See Card
Popp Andrew, coachman, Edward Bissell
Popp Caroline, widow Mathias, r. 430 Michigan
Poppleton Emma Miss, dressmaker, r. 17 Woodruff av.
Poppleton Samuel, trav. agent, r. 17 Woodruff av.
Port Austin, farmer, ws. 4th, 2 doors n. Cherry
Post Office, s. cor. Madison and St. Clair, E. V. McMaken, postmaster Postell Louisa, widow Frederick, h. rear 97 Allen
Postell Mary D., (col.) widow John W., h. ss. Bartlett, nr. Nettie POTTER EMERY D. HON., Attorney and Counselor, r. ss. Jeffer- son, cor. 14th
Potter Emery D., Jr., Attorney at Law and Notary, 14 Drummond Block, h. ns. Summit, nr. Buckeye
Potter Freeborn, h. River road, e. Gardiner (Mott's Farm)
Potts Joseph W., clk., Pennell & Howells, h. e. cor. Huron and Locust Powder Moses, peddler, h. 364 Michigan
POWELL & BEBOUT, publishers, Toledo Weekly Democrat, cor. Summit and Perry
Powell August, laborer, h. es. Langdon, 2 doors s. Western av.
Powell David, plasterer, bds. ss. Fassett, 2 doors w. Utah
Powell Joseph, (col.) porter, St. Charles Hotel
Powell Lewis A., wks. Summit St. R. R., bds. H. H. Williams
Powell Nicholas, with William Mabley, 153 Summit
Powell Samuel S., firm Powell & Bebout, r. Perrysburg, Ohio
Power Bridget, widow Michael, laundress, h. Erie, bet. Bush and Stickney av.
Power Thomas, laborer, bds. Dennis Howe
Powers Charles C., carpenter, T., W. & W. R'y, h. e. cor. Maumee and Walbridge avs.
Powers James W., molder, Agricultural Works, bds. J. Z. Smith
Powers Martin, teamster, h. 141 17th
Powers Richard, blacksmith, Donovan & Griswold, bds. Hemboldt Exchange
POWERS & GILBERT, Physicians, 7 and 8 Campbell Block George R. Powers, bds. 155 St. Clair John P. Gilbert, bds. 155 St. Clair
Powers William, carpenter, h. rear 336 Huron
Powers W. C., bk., L. M. Skidmore & Co., bds. 200 Superior
Prance Benedict, laborer, h. ns. Curtis, 2 doors e. Lenk
Prange John, foreman lumberyard, Walbridge, Thomas A Co., h. ns. Indiana av., 7 doors e. Lenk
Prater Anson, (col.) laborer, r. 314 Ontario
Prairie Joseph, shipcarpenter, h. es. Huron, bet. Buffalo and Ash Pratt Charles, lawyer, firm Pratt & Starr, h. 482 Huron Pratt Carlos C., firm Gurley, Collins & Co., bds. 291 St. Clair Pratt , sailmaker, h. ns. Forrer, 10 doors e. Division Pratt Joseph L., city express, h. 624 Ontario
Pratt Phineas B., city express, bds. 624 Ontario
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Charles Pratt, h. 482 Huron Charles C. Starr, h. 39 Tenth
Pratt Randall B., clerk, T., W. & W. R'y, h. 354 Adams
Pratz Christina Miss, Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine rooms, 48 Madison, bds. 148 Washington
Preece John, laborer, h. ws. Frazier, 4 doors n. Collingwood av. Preidt William P., porter, Secor, Berdan & Co., h. 154 Wakeman Prendergast Thomas D., wks. Thorn Bros. & Co., h. ss. Nebraska av. 5 doors w. 15tlı
Prendergast William, clerk, 83 Monroe, h. 313 Washington
Prentice William, farmer, h. Brown's Road, 2 doors e. D. & M. R.R., East Toledo
Prentiss John C., painter, h. ns. Empire, nr. 15th
Pressly Matthew, ship carpenter, h. 764 Erie
Presser Abraham, (col.) h. 74 Locust
Pressoe Thomas, (col.) waiter, Oliver House
Prestel A., laborer, h. ws. Raymer, 6 doors s. French
Prestel Frank, teamster, bds. ws. Raymer, 6 doors s. French
Prestine, C., wks. Curtis & Brainard, h. ws. Marion, 3 doors north Western av.
Preston & Tryon, Groceries, Wrapping Paper, Teas, Coffees, &c., 46 Monroe, cor. St. Clair.
Franklin W. Preston, h. s. cor. Jefferson and Erie Washington W. Tryon, h. 234 Superior
Preston C., wks. Osborn, Stevens & Co., bds. 380 Summit '
Preston Edward, (col.) plasterer, h. Floyd, nr. Collingwood av.
Preston Franklin W., firm Preston & Tryon, h. s. cor. Jefferson and Erie.
Preston Edward F., (col.) teamster, h. n. cor. Union and John
Preston Russell S., clerk, St. Charles Hotel, h. ss. Wabash, bet. Erie and 11th
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