Williams' Cincinnati (Hamilton County, Ohio) city directory, 1859, Part 15

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Publication date: 1859
Publisher: Taylor, Mich. : Williams Directory Co
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Coin Frank, lab., s.s. Pennock al. b. Mound and Cutter Coinan Franc., wks. Harrison& Wilson's Coine Michael, 189 E. Pearl e. of Butler Cokayne Mrs. Ann, 322 Linn


Cokely Thos., lab., 60 Pierson


Cokely Thos., wagon mkr., 127 Water Cokemann G., wks. Eagle Iron Works Colahan Jas., grocery, n.s. W. W. Canal b. Rose and Park


Colahan Mrs. M., seamstress, 128 Mound COLBURN Charles L., (Latimer, C. & Lupton) res. Mt. Auburn


Colburn Geo .. carp., bds. 214 W. Front Colburn Geo., carp., bds. 558 W. Row Colburn John D., 329 Race


Colburn Miss Julia A., 280 Longworth


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YOLBURN WM. F., Piano and Melo- deon Dealer, s.e.c. 5th and Walnut, (up stairs) h. 281 Longworth


Colbush Wm., cab. mkr., s.w.c. 9th and Walnut


Colby A., teacher, 212 W. Court


Colby Geo., printer, 62 W. 3d, h. 22 Rit- tenhouse


Colby Isaac, cutter, 214 W. Court Colby Sam., 171 W. 9th


Colchar Mrs. Lucinda, rear 110 Barr


Colder Fred., tanner, 6th b. Harriet and Horn Cole Albert, clk., 35 Ellen


Cole A. H , conductor, L. M. R. R., h. 35 Ellen


Cole B., vinegar mkr., bds. 9 John Cole Coleman, cook. 202 Webb


Cole Frank., bk. layer. bds. 764 W. Row Cole Geo. watchman, 970 W. Row


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YOLE GEORGE, Editor of the Journal & Messenger, s.w.c. Vine & Long- worth, res. Fairmount


Cole Geo. B., 193 Mound


Cole Henry, 116 Richmond


Cole Mrs. J., 63 E. 7th


COLE Jacob F., (G. M. Wood) h. 125 W. 9th Cole Jas., baker, 194 W. 6th


OLE JAMES C., Manufacturer of Umbrellas, Parasols & Canes, 167 Main, h. 30 Harrison


Cole Jas. M., clk., L. M. R. R., bds. 35 Ellen


COLE James V., (Guiou & C.) 194 W. Front


Cole John C., clk., 167 Main, bds. 39Har- rison


Cole John S., barber shop, 316 Main Cole L .. porter, 15 E. 8th


Cole Robt., n.s. Water b. Niagara and Willow


Cole Miss Susan, bds. 194 W. Front Cole Thos., clk., bds. 116 Richmond Cole Thomas C., salesman, 196 Pearl, h. 200 Mound


Cole Thomas G., clk., 83 Walnut, bds. 116 Richmond


Cole Walter, cooper, bds. 33 W. Front Cole William, shoe mkr., n.s. Fulton av. 17th Ward


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Cole Wm. A., clk., 156 Main YOLE WM. H., JUN. Attorney , 15 Selves' Bldg., 17 W. 3d


Cole Wm. M., bds. 200 Mound Cole W. S., coal mer., 220 W. Front Coleman A., brk. layer, 142 John Coleman Mrs., 59 Observatory Road Coleman And., lab., 702 W. Front


Coleman Mrs. Ann, 470 Main


Coleman A. B., pro. Burnet House, n.w. c. 3d and Vine


Coleman B. F., mason, 393 Elm Coleman Chas., shoe mkr., 409 Elm Coleman Christian, scale mkr., bds. 605 Walnut


C YOLEMAN & CO., (Jos. C. & T. S. Vail) Hotel, n.e.c. Court and Race


Coleman D., lab., 69 Spring


Coleman Daniel, moulder, s.w.c. Elm & Plum


Coleman David, bds Burnet House


Coleman Edw., river hand, e.s. Race b. 2d and Pearl


Coleman Ellen, 46 Lodge Coleman Geo., butcher, 71 Poplar COLEMAN G. W., Wood Yard, 645 W. Front, (junc. 5th, h. 8 Sargent Coleman H., finisher, s.w.c. Elm and Pearl


GUN


MERCANTILE


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COLLEC


CUNDRY'S


Met e College


N. W. COR. FIFTH & WALNUT STS. CINCINNATI, O.


INCORPORATED, 1848.


JOHN GUNDRY, PRINCIPAL.


The oldest Commercial Institution of the kind in the United States.


"This, although a pioneer, may be regarded as a model Institution, and here it should be remarked, that Commercial Law was unknown in Schools of this description, previous to its introduction by Mr. Gundry. It is a new feature, and will contribute, to an essential degree, to elevate the system of Commercial Instruction."-Hunt's Merchant's Maga- zine, N. Y.


IF The object of this Institution is to impart a Practical and Com- prehensive Business Education, and it is believed, affords facilities for obtaining the Practice of the Counting Room, and Commercial Science generally, not to be found in any similar establishment in the City.


In addition to the usual Branches taught-Book-Keeping, Penman- ship, &c., the Course embraces regular Commercial Lectures, including Mercantile Law, Political Economy, and other important subjects.


These Lectures are alone worth the Tuition Fee, and are advantages not afforded at similar Institutions in the City, of the greatest pretentions.


TERMS, for Full Course, $40. JNO. GUNDRY, Prin. T See Page 84.


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Coleman Hy., mach., rear 651 W. Front C YOLEMAN'S HOTEL, Coleman & Co., n.e.c. Court and Race Coleman J., lab., 407 Elm Coleman I., baggage master, L. M. R. R. Coleman Jas., turner, 112 John


Coleman J. & Co., (James C. & W. F. Mitchell) manufs. plows. &c. s.s. 8th b. Broadway and Culvert


Coleman John, tailor, bds. 57 Broadway Coleman James, (J. C. & Co.,) 102 John


Coleman John, tailor, 380 W. Front Coleman John, lab., al. b. 8th and 9th and Main and Sycamore


Coleman John, stove mounter at Cham- berlain & Co's., h. 106 Hamilton Coleman John H., architect, 30 Findlay Coleman John W., pork mer., 13 W. Court, h. 110 W. 4th


Coleman Jos., 471 Plum


Coleman Jos., (C. & Co.,) n.e.c. Court and Race


Coleman J. W., Jun., clk. county clks. office, h. 110 W. 4th


Coleman Marion, bar. k., n.e.c. Court and Race


Coleman Marshall, R.R. Ticket Agent, 3 Burnet House, bds. Burnet House Coleman Mrs. Patrick. 391 W. 2d Coleman K. H., clk., 235 Everett


Coleman Richard, gardner, e.s. Oregon, Mt. Adams COLEMAN Robt. S., (Jos. Foster&Co) 395 Elm C YOLEMAN SAML . T. J., Bolt Works. s.w.c. Betts & W.Row bds. 462 W. 7th


Coleman Susan, teacher, 9th district school


Coleman S. B .. cutter, 65 Webster Coleman Thos., plate printer, wks. Middleton, Strobridge & Co Coleman Thos., teamster, 41 Freeman Coleman W., carp .. city water works Coleman Wm., 122 Vine Coleman Wm., lab., rear 187 Water Coleman Wm., n.e.c. 3d and Vine Coler A., trunk mkr., 507 Plum Coles Abram, finisher, 152 Spring Coles Stephen, atty. and notary, 120 Main


Colewell S. B., clk., 109 E. Pearl Colgan Chas., porter, bds. s.e.c. 5th and Vine


Colgan Thos B., clk., s.e.c. Plum and George


Coll Geo., tailor, s.s. Harrison Road, b. Coleman & Riddle


Coll John, cab. mkr., rear 20 Cutter Coll Sylvester D., printer, 67 Pike Collard II., paper hanger. 410 Race Collen James, gardner, 55 Observatory Road


Collet Frank, finisher, n.s. Longworth b. Stone and Wood


Collet John, cig. man., 1111 W. Row Collett Miss Mary, bds. 470 Main Collett Peter, tailor, 9 Buckeye COLLIER Allen, (John Swasey & Co.,) h. 300 Richmond


Collier Chas. B., atty. at law, 57 W. 3d, lı. 371 George Collier Hamilton, notary pub., n.e.c.4th aud Vine


Collier John J., clk., 356} George Collier J. W., actor, bds. Southgate House


Colling E., printer, Gest b. Freeman & Pine


Collins J. C., chair mkr., 9 Gest Collingwood Thos., clk., bds. John Gates


Collingwood Thos , bds. 27 Longworth Collins -- , cab. mkr., wks. Mitchell & Rammelsberg


Collins Alfred, white washer, 133 W. Canal


Collins Chas., sawyer, 196 W. Pearl, h. 200 W. Pearl


Collins Chas., machin., Eagle Iron Works


Collins Chas. H , meat store. 38 Pub. Landing, bds. Spencer House


Collins Chas. W., veterinary surgeon,


Dayton b. Wightman & W. Row Collins Danl., lab., 93 Hopkins Collins Dennis, gas fitter, 36 North Collins E., saddler. 98 Butler


Collins Edward, lab., bds. c. Commerce and Race


Collins Edward, pressman. 59 Gest Collins Mrs. Hannah, 344 W. 4th


Collins Hy., shoe mkr., wks. 25 E. Pearl


Collins Hy., cutter, 200 Main


Collins Hy., shoe store, 221 W. Row, h. 77 George


Collins Hy. E , (Smith & C.,) res. New- port


C COLLINS & HERRON, (Isaac C.C. & John W. II .. ) Attys. at Law, 21 W. 3d, Worthington's Bldg


Collins J., lab., 131 W. Canal


Collins I. C., bds. Gibsou House


COLLINS Isaac C., (C. & Herron,) res. E. Walnnt Hills


Collins Miss J., bds. 308 W. 5th


Collins J. H., teamster, wks. 54 E. 3d


YOLLINS JAMES, Second Hand Store,


C 350 W. 5th


Collins Jerry, lab., n.s. 6th nr. Liberty Collins John, lab., w.s. Culvert s.of 6th Collins John. finisher, 47 Harrison


Collins John, dray, n. s. 6th nr. Liberty Collins Lizzie, vest mkr., bds. 111 W. Court, w. of W. Row


Collins Louisa, nurse, 40 Harrison Collins Mrs. Mary, 16] W. Row Collins Mike, fireman, 830 W. Row


Collins Nathaniel, painter, bds. s.w.c. 6th and Broadway


Collins Nathaniel, painter, 192 Syca- more


Collins S. D .. s.e c. Elm and 12th


Collins S. D , b.k., Boston Slaughter House, s.e c. Elm and 12th


Collins Thos., saddler, bds. n.s. Front w of Garrard, 17th Ward


Collins Thos., carp., e.s. John b. Betts and Clinton


Collins Thos J., clk. 155 Main, bds. 41 Harrison


Collins Timothy, carter, 124 E. 8th, e. of Canal


Collins Wash. M., b.k., L. Fletcher


Collins Win., lab., n s. 6th nr. State


Collins Wm., b.h., 209 W. Row


Collins Wm. E., shoe mkr., 40 Harri- son


Collison Mary, tailoress, 44 W. 9th Collord Newton B., clk., Jos. C. Butler & Co., h. 9 Pine


Collord W. A , (Bepler & C.,) 118 Hop- kins


Cullum Mary, chamber maid, Walnut St. House


Colmau Arch. A., cooper, bds. 326 Main Colmeyre Heury, cistern builder, 253 Laurel


Colomy Daniel, shoe shop, 205 W. Row, h. 141 George


Colomy S., shoe mkr., 205 W. Row, bds. 238 Longworth


Colonna Angelo, confec., 207 Walnut Colter A., distiller, 19 15th Colter Alex., 62 Richmond


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YOLTER AARON A., Grocer, Pro- duce, and Commission Merchant, 319 and 321 Main, h. 442 Broad- way


Colter Thos., tailor, bds. 3. E. 7th


Colter Thos. A., b.k., bds. 62 Richmond Coltery Martin, driver, 63 W. Front Colton F., atty., s.s. 3d, b. Main and Syc- amore, bds. Broadway Hotel Colton Wm. C., clk., 145 Main, bds. 305 Race


Coluban Wm., horse dealer, 141 Buck- eye


Colver -, bds. 125 W. 5th


Colver Hy., ship carp., 1258 E. Front Colver Rev Nathaniel, 106 Richmond YOLVILLE A. B.,


C Scale Manuf., 4] E. 2d, h. J11 Longworth Colville IIugh, teller Com. Bank, res. Covington


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Colville James, b.k., 57 Main, res. Cov- ington Colville Robt., clk. 37 Walnut, res. Cov- ington


Colville Saml., b.k. R. Macready, res. Covington


Colville Thos., salesman 15 W. Pearl, res. Covington


Colvin Sylvia R., teacher, 9th district school


Colwell A., pattern mkr., 156 W. 3d Colwell D., pattern mkr., 156 W. 3d Colwell Jeremiah A ., printer, bds. 171 Sycamore


Colwell Miss L., 45} E. 3d Combes Mrs., ov. 87 Martin


Combs Chas. R., b.k., Tylor & Barrett, res. Covington


Combs Sarah, laundress, 51 W. 7th Comeford J., lab., L.M.R.R. Depot Comefort Jas., lab., 482 E. Front Comegys C G., phys , 258 Race Comen Christ., candle mkr., 6 Linneus Comer John, lab., n.w.c. W. 9th and Freeman


Comly J .. lab., s.w.c. 15th and Plum Commer Rodolph, Plasterer, 26 Schiller Commercial Bank of Cincinnati, 132 Main, Jas. Hall, pres., Chas.B. Foot Cashier


Commercial Hospital, n.s. 12th, b. Plum and W. Row Commercial House, Elijah Campbell, prop., n.e.c. 7th and W. Row OMMERCIAL INS. CO.,


C M. L. Harbeson, pres., J. A. Town- ley. sect., n.w.c. Main and Front Commis Timothy, carp .. 570 Race Commons Martin, lab., 38 Butler


Compton & Hughes, (Wm. A. C. and Leopold F. H.,) tobacco agents, 38 Main


Compton Wm. A., (C. & Hughes,) n.e c 4th and W. Row


COMSTOCK Wm., (Wm. H. C. & Co.,) 261 W. 4th


YOMSTOCK WM. H. & CO., (Wm. II. C. & Jacob S. Aber,) Whole- sale Boot and Shoe Dealers, 14 and 16 W. Pearl


Comtan A., lab., 68 Mulberry


Conahan Chas., exchange office. 56 W. 3d. h. 86 Laurel


Conahan James, printer, 86 Laurel


Conahan James W., baggage master, h. 265 W. 9th


Conahan Patrick, bk. binder, 122 Betts Conaley John, dray, bds. n.e.c. 3d aud Butler


Conas Mrs. Mary, 273 George Conaughton Thos., moulder, 14 E. 8th, e. of Lock


Conclin Geo. W., 182 Walnut, bes. 59 Clinton


Conclin Miss Phobe, bds. 27 Chestzut Condon Michael, Patterson alley Condis D., mason, s.e.c. 14th and Plum Condley John, eng., 56 Butler


YONE CHARLES,


C Grocer, Levee b. Elm and Race, bds. 110 Water


Cone C. S., asst. treas., O.&M.R.R., bds Burnet House


Cone James, stone cutter, rear 174 Wa- ter


Cone J. H., salesman, 92 W. Pearl, bds. Gibson House


Cones James, carp., 186 Linn Coney John. lab., 35 W. Row


Cones Joseph H., carp., 410 George,bds 347 W. 5th


Cones Wm., dry goods, 172 W. 4th Cones Wm. M., salesman 10 W. Pearl, h. 172 W. 4th


Cones Wm. W., 304 George Coney James, lab., rear 20 Commerce Coney M. R .. (Hubbell & C.) bds. 498 Sycamore Conger John, cooper, 187 Poplar Conigan Jas., waiter, Spencer House CONKLIN Amos, (C. & Bacon,) 94 Richmond ONKLIN & BACON.


(Amos C. & Wm. D.) Broom Manuf. n.w.c. Frontand Vine


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CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.


COMMERCIAL EDUCATION IS ESSENTIAL TO ALL.


Commerce is the act of exchanging one commodity for another, and all ralations growing out of the act of exchange are commercial or business relations ; and as every man, be his employment Agri- cultural, Mechanical or Professional, is engaged in exchange, in buying and selling, he is to a certain extent a business or commercial man ; and as success in the various pursuits of life depends upon knowledge, it follows that success in the business department must depend upon business knowledge ; therefore, a Business Education is essential to the Farmer, Mechanic, Manufacturer and Professional man. But there is a class called Merchants, whose legitimate calling is Commerce, who are wholly en- gaged in exchange, in buying and selling, who stand between the different producers, or producers and consumers. If, then, success depends upon knowledge, how essential must it be for the merchant to be thoroughly educated in all matters pertaining to his calling ; and may not the frequent mercantile fail- ures be traced, in most cases, to a want of a proper Commercial Education. The object of this Institu- ion is to prepare young men for a successful discharge of the practic al or business duties of life.


GUNDRY'S


SYSTEM OF


INSTRUCTION IN BOOK KEEPING,


SECURED BY COPY RIGHT. By which is guaranteed greater Progress to the Student than can be obtained elsewhere.


SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF OHIO, TO WIT :) DISTRICT CLERK'S OFFICE.


BE. IT REMEMBERED, That on the 28th day of September, Anno Domini eighteen hundred and fifty- eight, JOHN GUNDRY of the said District, has deposited in this office the Title of a Book, the title of which is in the words following, to wit :


Double Entry Book-Keeping, a new and original series of Elementary Exercises in Journalising, &c., by John Gundry for use of Gundry's Mercantile College, Cincinnati September 18th, 1858, the right whereof he claims as proprietor in conformity with an act of Congress, entitled "An act to amend the several acts respecting Copy-Rights."


WM. MINER,


CLERK OF THE DISTRICT.


COURSE OF INSTRUCTION. BOOK-KEEPING BY DOUBLE ENTRY,


as applied to every department of Trade, viz : Wholesale, Retail, Individual, Partnership, Commission, Steamboat, Railroad, Banking, Compound, Company, Business, &c., being taught on a new and original plan, arranged by the Principal, and which will be found by competent judges far superior to anything in Printed Books or Manuscript Systems in use in similar Institutions, thus while it imparts a more profound knowledge of the subject than other methods, it at the same time secures much unnecessary time and labor to the student -* PENMANSHIP, CALCULATIONS, CORRESPONDENCE, togeth- er with a regular course of MERCANTILE LECTURES of the first importance to the Business Stu- dent, including Commercial Law, Political Economy, &c.


TERMS-For full Course of Commercial Studies, Forty Dollars, which may be completed in from eight to twelve weeks-payable in advance.


For thirty lessons in Penmanship, $6 00. For three months instruction, $10 00.


Board may be obtained at from $2 50 to $3 50 per week.


JNO. GUNDRY, Principal.


* A good Business Hand Writing-such as is applicable to the practical affairs of of life, can only be acquired by time and perseverence, and all pretensions in imparting skill in this art in a few easy lessons by a stiff, formal hand, is mere quackery and humbuggery, and those who are led by these claims will find they have thrown away both time and money. The mental processes and discipline by which ex- cellence is attained, is essentially the same in every art, and how absurd it is to suppose, that, what ex- perience has shown can be accomplished only by months of labor under the best of Masters, may become the pastime of only a few hours.


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Conklin Daniel, brk. layer, 577 Free- man


Conklin Oliver T., b.k., n.w.c. Frontand Walnut, bds. 94 Richmond


Conklin Truman, atty., s.s. 9th nr. W. Row, h. 339 W. 6th


Conklin Wm. H., vinegar manuf., 170 Richmond


Conkling David, b.k., 56 W. Front,h. 54 Mill


Conkling Edgar. n.w.c. 3d and Walnut Conkling Isaac V., clk., 44 Harrison


Conkling Joseph L., (J. L. C. & Co.) 106 E. 5th


Conkling J. L. & Co., (J. L. C. & Benj. F. Turner,) lard oil manuf .. 109 E. 5th


CONKLING R., (R. C. & Co.)res. coun- try


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YONKLING R. & CO., (R. C. & R. Hogne.) White Lead Manuf., B'd- way near 8th


Conkling Wm., 286 Broadway


CONKLING W. H. & CO., Wines and Liquors, 56 W. Front


CONKLING W. H., (W. H. C. & Co.) 170 Richmond


Conlan Mrs. Catharine, 38 Lock n. of 8th


Conlan Chas., lab.,n.s. High E. of Wash- ington


Conlan Hugh, cooper, s.w.c. Lock and 8th


Conlan Michael, cooper, n.s. 7th b. B'd- way and Sycamore


Conlan James, dray., bds. 321 Broad- way


Conlan Patrick, nail mkr., 369 Sycamore Conley Daniel, lab., 15 E. 8th


Conley Mrs. Ann, al. b. 7th and 8th and Main and Sycamore


Conly Daniel, wks. 270 Main Conley Jas., 92 Elm


Conley James, printer, 16 Harrison


Conley James, blind mkr., Hand


Conley James, lab., 175 W. Canal


Conley John, blk. smith, e.s. Sycamore b. 7th and 8th


Conley John, lah., 21 Accommodation Conley John, lab., 39 E. 8th, e. of Lock Conley John, wks. Eagle Iron Works Conley John H., clk., 20 Richmond Conley Mrs. Mary, s.e.c. 7th and North Conley Mary, seamstress, 359 Broadway Conley Michael, porter, 314 Longworth Conley Peter, baker, s.w.c. Canal and Elm


Conley Richard,lab., s.s. 2d b. Smith and Park


Conlin Mrs. Bridget, 103 W. Front


Conlin Mrs. Albro, wash woman, 303 W. 8th


Conn Aaron, cof. h., Landing b. Vine & Race


Conn Mrs. Ellen, 98 W. Row


Conn John A., carp., 56 Betts Conn Philip, lab., 67 14th


Connaughty Jas., lab., 67 Commerce Connaughty Pat., wood dealer, 67 Com- merce


Connell Mrs., 49 Race


Connell Anthony, shoe mkr., 128 Wal- nut, hdls. n.w.c. 3d and Stone


Connell Miss Catherine, e.s. Canal b. 8tlı and Court


Connell Mrs. Catherine, al. b. 7th and 8th and Main and Sycamore


Connell Chas , lab., 97 Svcamore Connell M., lab., 106 E. 3d Connell Mrs. Mary, 106 E. 3d


Connell Jas., bds. 496 W. Front


Connell Jas., cooper, s.e.c. W. Row and Water


Connell Jeremiah, driver, s.e.c. W. Row and Water


Connell Jeremiah, lab.,bds. s.e.c. 6th and W. Row Connell John, lab., n.w.c. Barr and Freeman


Connell John, Sexton.St. Pauls Church, s.s. 4th b. Main and Walnut, h. 378 W. 3d


Connell John, shoe mkr., 128 Walnut, bds. n.e.c. 3d and Stone


Connell Margaret, servant, 151 W. 4th Connell Patrick, lab., e.s. Canal b. 8th and Court


Connell Wm., lab., 108 E. 3d


Connelly -, bds. 61 E. 4th


Connelly Mrs. Ann, al. b. 7th and 8th & Main and Sycamore


onnelly Daniel, moulder, 63 W. Front onnelly F. F., lab., 58 Water


Connelly Isaac R .. clk ,47 Pub. Landing, bds. Spencer House


Connelly Mrs. J., 67 Butler


Connelly Jas., blind mkr., bds. 4] Rit- tenhouse


Connelly James, printer, 16 Harrison


Connelly Jeffrey, lab., h. 4] Rittenhouse


Connelly Jos., carp., 120 W. Row, bds. 66 W. Court


Connelly J. P., dray., 5 Providence


Connelly John, carp., 20 Richmond


Connelly Jos., carp., bds. 66 W. Court w. of W. Row


Connelly Mrs. Margaret, 118 Everett


Connelly Michael, porter, 21 E. 2d, h. 314 Longworth


Connelly Mike, lab., wks. n.e.c. Canal and Elm


Connelly Owen, lab., h. 35 W. Court, w. of W. Row


Connelly Patrick, sheet iron worker, n.s. Front E. of Butler, h. 139 E. 3d


Connelly Richard, varnisher, bds. 106 W. 5th


Connelly T., sheet iron worker, bds. 199 E. Front


Connelly Thomas, riverman, 48 Pike J Connelly Thos., cof. h., 711 E. Front


Connelly Thos., painter, 67 W. Court, w. of W. Row


Connelly Walter, cooper, 99 Lock, h. 103 Lock


Connelly Wm., teacher, n.s. Front, 17th Ward


Conner Benj., mach., Eagle Iron Wks. Conner B. II., 906 Barr


Conner Mrs. Catherine, n.s. 6th e. of Baum


Conner Dennin, lab., 100 Freeman


Conner Dennis, lab., bds. n.s. Augusta b. Smith and John


Conner Edward, blk. smith, 20 Water


Conner Miss Ellen, bds. 233 Race


Conner Francis, box mkr , 39 Observa- tory Road


Conner Jas., blk. smith, 502 John


Conner John, lab., 339 W. 5th


Conner John, drug grinder, 38 Webb's alley


Conner John, lab., e.s. W. Row b. 3d and 4th


Conner John J., porter, 29 Webb


Conner M., lab., 357 Plum


Conner Mason, painter, al. b. Hopkins and Laurel and John and Cutter


Conner Thos., b.k.,n.e.c. Court and Syc- amore, bds. 52 W. 9th


Conners Jas., lah., rear 102 Freeman


Conners John, 327 W. 21


Conners John, lab., 448 George


Conners John, carp., 54 Water


Connerton Patrick, 13 Webh


Connery Mrs. Susan, 177 Barr


Conneton Thomas, moulder, Eagle Iron Works


Connett A. C., carp., 304 Broadway, h. c. Ludlow and Corporation al


Connolly J., 2d asst. engineer, City Wa- ter Works


Connigan Richard, police, rear 463 W. 2d


Connolly Jas., lab., 53 Plum


Connolly James, stone dresser, 244 W. Court


Connolly James, lab., bds. 136 W. Front Connolly John, lab., 125 Water


Connolly Patrick, lab., over 125 Water Connor -, lab., Whittaker b. High and Front


Connor Chas., wks. 100 Sycamore Connor Dennis, boiler, 13 High Connor Mrs. Eliza, 91 Laurel Connor Hugh, boot mkr., 188 Race


Connor M., lab., O'Reilley al. b. Pike & Lawrence Connor Mrs. M., rear 181 Water


Connor Michael, teamster, Cherry b. Front and 2d


Connor Michael, blk. smith, Patterson al Connolly Michael D., printer, wks. Wm. Doyle's


Connor James, coach smith, 19 W. 7th


Connor John, boot mkr., 188 Race


Connor John, clk., 30 W. 4th, bds. 61 E. 4th


Connor S D., 238 Longworth


Connor Thos., lab., Cherry al. b. 2d and Front


Connor W. H., clk., Commercial Bank, h. Longworth


Connoos Patrick, polisher, bds. n.e.c. 3d and Butler


Conolly John, porter, bds. 66 E. Pearl Conolly Michael. dray., 172 W. Front


Conolly Thos., painter, bds. over 172 W. Front


Conrad Mrs., 33 Martin


Conrad Anthony, varnisher, 194 Clinton


Conrad Casper, potter, 434 Linn


Conrad Chas., porter, 34 E. Pearl


Conrad Christ., huckster, 90 Wade


Conrad Chris., cof. h., 792 W. Row


Conrad Miss Francis, cap mkr., bds. 656 Vine


Conrad Geo., trunk mkr., 31 Broadway Conrad Geo., trunk mkr., 105 Bremen


Conrad Jacob, engineer, Cin. Chemical Laboratory


Conrad John, bk. binder, wks. 43 Main Conrad John, tailor, 458 Walnut


Conrad Peter, shoe mkr , 54 Ham. Road


Conrad Peter, apple dealer, 516 Walnut Conrad Rufus, cik., n.e.c. M. Canal and 6th, bds. 24 Harrison


Conrad Rev. Rufus, 24 Harrison


Conrad Simon, bar kpr., 83 Sycamore


Coniadi Chas., finisher, bds. 570 Race Conradi Christ., brewer, 330 Ham. Road Conradi F., (C. & Stadtman,) 452 Race


Conradi Henry, (Strueve & C.) 338 Ham. Road


Conradi Nich.,tailor, s.w.c. Bremen and 15th


Conradi Peter, blk. smith, 124 Pleasant Conradi Peter, blk. smith, 693 W. Row Conradi & Stradtmann, (F. C. & H. S.) carriage mkrs .. 452 Race


Conradi Wm., blk. smith, 55 E. 5th


Conradt C. G., 101 E. 3d


Conradt C. Hughes, clk., 101 W. 4th, bds. 101 E. 3d


Conrady John, finisher, 581 Sycamore


Conrady R., varnisher, bds. s.w.c. Lud- low and Pearl


Conrad Mrs .. 31 Gest


Conrari Fred .. blk. smith, 532 Race


Conrey Peter, lab., 15: W. 3d.


Conroy Anna, 1'17 W. Row


CON ROY CHA3., Grocer, s.w.c. 3d and W. Row h. 117 W. Row


Conroy John, lab., rear 83 Barr


Conroy John, stone cutter, s.w.c. 5th and Broadway


Conroy John, stone cutter, s.e.c. 5th and Butler


Conroy Margaret, 117 W. Row


Conroy Mary, serv't, 302 W. 5th Conroy Mary, seamstress, 30 Baum


Conroy Pat., riverman, 71 W. Court w. of W. Row


Conroy Mrs. W., 117 W. Row


Conroy W., 117 W. Row


Conry M. , h. 68 Mulberry


CONSTANT HF., (Racine & C.) 207 W. Front


Converse Rev. James, S. J., St. Xavier's Church


Convent of the Good Shepherd, n.s. Bank b. Freeman and Baymiller


Conway C., printer, 136 George Conway Mrs. Catharine, 70 Laurel


Conway Cornelius, printer, 8 W. 3d, h. 136 George


Conway John, dray, 78 E. 6th e. of Lock Conway L., finisher, n.w.c. Canal and Walnut


Conway L., blk. smith, Eagle Iron Wks. Conway Matthew, lab., s.s. 6th b. Pier - sou and Freeman Conway Michael, lab., n.s. New


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Combines many improvements of detail and convenience found in no other mill, among which may be enumerated the "Elastic Cushions" for restraining and controlling the COCAEU-CO lateral motion of the saw, the Simultaneous and Independent Head Blocks, and the new and unequalled "Friction Feed," which gives the sawyer the most perfect control of his mill. These improvements, together with the unusual strength of its parts, beauty of design, and excellence of workmanship, are its recommendations.




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