Williams' Cincinnati directory, city guide and business mirror, 1856, Part 32

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Publication date: 1856
Publisher: Cincinnati, Ohio, C. S. Williams
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Kloppel ---- , car smith. 21 W. 2th


Klorn Jobn. lab. 11 Phim


Klosterman Frank. cigar mkr. 22 Orchard


Klostermann Jos. shoe mkr. 100 Hunt


Klostmann Hy. miller, 63 Woodward Klossmeyer Anv. cof. h. 26 W. Court Klossman T. slive mkr. 89 W. Row Kloth: Theodore, carp. 88 Bremen


Klotter Geo. & Co. Ham. Brewery, 330 Ham. Road


Klousiens Hy. moulder, 103 Baum


Klouk Hy. mason, 134 Butler


Kluber John, groe. 19 Mercer


Kluken Andrew, clothing, 16 Mercer


Klump Anthony, cab. makr. 217 Walnut


Klumper Fred. Anish. 73 Pendleton


Klumper Hermin, 492 W. Front


Klusmann Gottlieb, shoe mkr. 532 Main


Klusmaun Ly. G. boots and shoes, 54{ Main


Klusmann Lewis, lab. 19 E. Liberty


Klute John II. shue mkr. 4555 Walnut


Klyng Jos. harness mkr. 23 E. 5ch


Klyng Wm. har. mkr. 23 E. 5th


Knaebel Geo. L. cigar mikr. 650 Vine -


Knagre Jno. T. 530 Main


Knaggs Thos. painter, n.e.c. 3d and Park Knap B. C. carp. n.s. Front b. Washing - ton and Liberty


Knapha Fred. groc. 351 W. 5th


Kunpmana T. H. tailor, 499 Walnut


Knapp Casper, cart. Cedar b. Pine and Freeman


Knapp C. P. 435 W. 5th


Knapp Elizabeth, widow. 61 Allison


Knapp Geo. lab. 110 Clinton


Knapp Hy. lab. 104 Clinton


Knapp Jac. tobac. bds. 55 W. Front


Knapp John, cart. David b. Cutter and Jones Knapp Wm. J. shoe mikr. 1344 Betts


Knub Adam, tailor, 601 Vine Knauf Christen3, 91 Clay


Knash John, carp. 372 B'wray


Kneadsell Geo. groc. 148 E. Front


Kuecht Anthony, finisher, 14 Abigail


Knecht Mich. cab. mkr. 14 Milton


| Knees Barney. lab. 384 Walnut


Kneeper Andrew, cof. h. c. John and Front


Kuef Hy. tinman, 25 Main Kneher Geo. lah. 566 Elm


Kneisel Frank, lab. 66 Dunlap Knell Andrew, teacher, 170 W. 31


Kuemeier Hy. prov. store, 54 Gest


Knepper J. T. shoe mkr. 67 W. 6ch


Knevim Loouis, workman, 39 W. 4.h, E. s.w.c. 9th and Walnut


Knicker Frank, clk. 32 Pearl, h. 905 George


Knidler Franz, lab. 99 Ham. Road Knieas Mary. 209 Everett Knieas Mrs. M. A. 209 Everett


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TERMS, TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.


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Kniesman John, blk. smith, 12 W. 7th . Knight Alfred, paper hanger, bds. s.s. Everett b. John and Cutter Knight Alpha, (K. & Smith,) 142 W. . Court


K NIGHT EDWARD, upholster and steam boat furnisher. 23 E. Front, bds. 110 W. 6th


KNIGHT GEORGE H patent acent, 141 Main, res. Nt. Auburn


Knight II. J. bls. s. w.c. Front and Broad ; Koegle Chris, ice dealer. 80 Laurel F'r


Enight Jac. cof. h. 450 Front


Knight Octavius. cash. 60 W. 4th


Knight Jas. porter, 17 Sycamore, h. 190 Smith


K NIGHT RICHARD, paper hangings, 245 W. 5th h. 81 Everett Knight & Smith, (Alpha K. & Jno. S.) Farmers Hotel, 142 W. Court


Knipschild Jno. cigar mkr. rear 415 Sye- amore


Knipper Chas. porter, 126 W. . 6th Knipper Ilerman. lab. 61 Abigail


Knipping Lewis, clk. 144 W. 5th


Knise Fred. salesman, 39 WF. Canal, h. 27 Jackson


Knits Louis, civar mkr. 11 W. 6th Knobe Benj, cof. h. 82 L. Marhet KnobelC. F. W. tohac. 58 E.5th


Enober Christian, coop. TI Buckeye Knoblaugh T'red. cah. mkr. 232 W. 34 Knoblauch Fred. H. furn. n.anuf. n.s. 20 b. Eln and Plum, b. 145 W. 3d


Knobloch Frank, barb. 518 Vine Knod: Mrs. Einma. s.e.c. Maple & Linn Knodel Ernst, dyer, 479 Vine


Knodel Fred. butch. o.s. Browy b. Ham. Road and Mrhawh


Knodlaugh Herman. teaios. e.s. Ander- son b. W. W. Canal and 24


Knoetgen Frank. lab. 155 Everett Knotf John. carter. 371 B'way


Knolman Geo. Jab. 148 Pleasant Knople J. Arnold, brewer, 11 Abigail Knorr Adam, mould. 3Ft Walnut Knostman C. shoe shop, 96 P. Landing Knowklen Mrs. Catherine, 136 Linn Knowlden Barney, finisher, 253 Clark Knowles II. F. supt. city Tract distribu- tion, 163 Walnut


Knowles Jac. C. dry gouds, 73 Center Knowlton Geo. chandler, bds. 50 W. Front


Knowhon H. (Ware & K.)


Knowlton H. (H. K. & Bro.) bds. Mrs. | Kohne Conrad, toams. 98 Hunt Keown's


KNOWLTON H. & Bro. (Hiram & Geo. W.) soap, candles, and lard oil, 13 Water


Knowlton P. dentist. 194 W. 4th


Knowlden Mrs. 42 Chestout


Knox Edlv 4-1 C. bonnet store, 68 W. 4th h. 117 Jobn Krox Jirs. Joye, sears. 56 William Knox Melvina, teach. 50 WilliamI Knud Barney. lab. 3-4 Walnut , Enupfer Ify. cab. mkr. 553 Elm Hoahn Saml. dry geods. 28 Perry Koxp -- , chair mkr. 484 W. 5th


Koch Adam, lab. 'n.w.e. Findlay and Race


Koch Bernard, carp. 98 Hunt Koch Chas. stone cutter, 19 Mercer Koch Frank, barber, 672 W. Row


KOCH Hy. (HI. & J. K.) 192 W. Court Koch fly. plasterer, 582 Main


Korh HIv. lab. 149 Pleasant


Koch Hv. cigar mkr. Di Buckeye OCH H. & J. ( Henry & John,) mer. tailors 178 Walnut Koch J. H groc. 152 Clark


KOCHI Jcho. (II. & J. K. ) 50 W. 9th Kuca Joho. Ib. 19 Mercer


Kuch no. groc. s.w.c. Eln and Ham. Roud


Koch Leonard, baker. 431 Sycamore Koch Leon. Iah. 40 Ham Road


Koch Louis, bar. k. n.w.c. Vine and Green Koch M. jewelry. 572 W. Pow Koch WFma. (Wm. K. & Co.) 546 Vine


! Koch Wm. grocer, 196 Clintha


Koch Wm. Ih. 98 Ham Road Koch Win. & Co. (Wmn, K. & August Rino) machine shop. 5-16 Vine Kock Ernst, workman, 28 Bremen Kocks Hy, confec. 163 Vine


Koek Hy. lab. n.s. Front nr. Kelley F'n Kochler Fred, barber, 7 Cougress


Koeble Pancratius. shoe store, n.e.c Vine and 12th


Koegel A. J. por's passer. 24 Keinble


Koebker Joseph. lab. 6th b. Carr & Har- riet. n.s.


Koehler Fred. bar k, s.s. Hugh b Liberty and Schuyler


Koehler Christ. shoe mkr .. 175 Main h. 99 Hopkins


Koehne Chas, b.k, 207 Main, h. 47 14th Koehnken John HI. organ mkr. 18 Mil- · ton


Koen Cormack, street broker. 65 Vine Kveniger Philip, tailor, 323 W. Row Koeningstein Daniel. cof,h. 55G W. 5th Koemper E. H. painter. 69 W. Court


Koerbitz Emit, druggist, s.w.c. Green & Vine


Koernlein C. engraver, 79 Laurel


Kooster Chas, elk. 367 Main


Koettelvike Fred. dray, 94 Hunt


Kodelman Edward. lab. 25 Buckye


Kofler Ignats, lub. E. Front, nr. Wash- ington


Koffman Chas, porter. 56 Pearl


Kogle John, lab. 521 Sycamore


Kogstier Hy. shoe mkr. 18 Cherry


Kohan Bernard, lab. C. H. & Dayton R R. depot Koheber Mich, lah. Bremen, b. 14th and 15th


Kohl Anthony, dry goods. 80 W. Court Kohl Chas C. clk. 33 W. 4th, h, 218 Long worth


Kohl Jna. S. barber shop, 316 Main


Kohl M. 3. clk. 100 W. 4th


Kohlbrand D, shoe mkr. 418 Vine


Kohlynad Fred. G. hats & caps, 466 Main and 502 Vine


Kohler Christ, blk. smith 522 Main Kohler Godfried, brewer, 95 Buckeye Kohlir Crist. tailor, 147 Pleasant Kohlman Eliza, widow, 498 Vine Kohlman John, lab. t85 Main Kohlmeyer H. groc. 141 Clark Kohlmeyer Mrs. J. II. 480 W. 5th Kohls Barney, varuisher. 535 Main Kohmescher John D. watchman 62 Hunt


Kolinile J. G. carriage mkr. 519 W. 8th Kohone Mary, laundress, s.s Phoebe b, Plura and W. Row


Koka Hy. blk. smith 52 Elm Koke Jas. wh. clothier 10 P. Landing h. B'way & Ludlow. h. 76 I .. Market


Kolb Benj. moulder, e.s. alley b .. 13th & 14th and Walnut & Vine


Kolb G. watch mkr. s.e.c Sycamore and 2:1


Kolh Wm. bk. binder, 72 Buckeye Kolbo August. carp. alley, b. Parsons & Whittaker, and Front & High Kolbe Benj. cigar mkr. 224 W. 5th Kolbe John, cigar mkr. 224 W. 5th Kold Michael. cooper, 18 Commerce Koleick Franz, 507 Main


. Koler Fred, lab. w.s. W. Row b. Maple and York


Kolfeh Aug. shoe mkr. 68 Ham Road Kolhmeier Francis, tanner, Webster Kolboff Jos. clothing 165 W. 5th


KOLKER John, (McCammen & K.)


Kolkmayer Fred J. porter, 19 E. 2d h. 93 Spring


Kollefrath Jacob, nail mikr. 13 High Kollenberger Jacob, wiritewasher, 480 Vine


Koltendorf Fred, carp. 63 Green Kollott Frank, carriage smith, 511 Main Kolling Fred. cof.h. 366 Race


Boly Adam, lab. 175 Canal


Kolp Jacob. edie tool manuf. w.s. 6th above Baum Kolk Mrs. Sarah A. 227 Everet Komle Mirs. Elizabeth, 63 Richmond


.Kommalind Barney, shoe mkr. 450 W. Front


Konerman Anth. carp. Elm b. Elder and Findlay ONERMAN HENRY, grocer 202 W. Front


Konig Herman H. prov. store, 27 Buck- eye


Kouk Frank. lab. 670-E. Front


Konk Geo. porter, 61 Main


Konrade Nicholas, tailor, bds. 611-Main Kontsman L. wood sawyer, 170 Everet Kontz Adam, lab. 62 Bank


Kontz Crist, lab. 50 Dunlap


Konzamiller Wm. moulder, 14 Mulberry Koojal A. If. tailor, 556 Walnut


Koolman Fred. lab. w.s. 6th b. Harriet and Carr


Koon Anthony, lab. 43 Woodward


Koons Mich, lab. 78 Buckeye


Koop Henry. tailor, 343 Main, h. 373 W. 5th


Koop Herman, groc, n.w.c. Piatt and Clark


Koop Herman, tinner, 213 W. 6th bds. 279 W. 6th


Koop Wm. tailor. 507 Main Koote Chas. city col ll0) Hunt


Kopf David, bar k, 81 W. 5th


Kopp Andrens, cof.h. 32 E. Front


Kopp John, Butch. 479 Rare


Kops Wm. cab. mkr. 379 Walnot


Kopt Jno. lab. h. 121 Pleasant


Korbrenk Bernard, lab. 495 B'way


Kordes John F. blk. smith, 605 Vine


Korf Hy, watch inkr. 369 Main


Koring Christ. 61 Buckeye


Korkknier Frank, cooper, 695 Main


KORNBLITH Jacob. (J. & M. K.) h. 113 Elin


TZ ORNBLITH J. & M. (Jacob & Mor- ris K.) wholesale clothiers, 138 Main KORNBLITHI Morris, (J. & M. K.) 133 Main


Korner Mrs. Augusta. tailoress, 562 Elm Kornik Raymoud, lab. 98 Ham Road Kort Wm. stone cutter, 21 Gano


Korta Hy. lab. 93 Clay


Korte Alfred W. clk. 931 Sycamore


Korte Fred. cof.h. 44 E. 5th h. 369 George


Korte Fran. HI. shoe mkr. s.s. Burgoyne b. Main and Sycamore Korte Jno. A. family groc. 231 Syca- more


Kortx Christ. painter, 613 Vine Korwallt Hy. tanner, 578 Elnu


Korzenbom Chas. cutter, 920 Ham Roal Kory mubom Fred. cof.h. 963 Liam Road Kost Jas. clk. 222 Main


Kuster Fred, tailor, 155 Everet


Kostarman Hy. lab. 489 Walnut


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Kosterman Wm. cigar mbr. 493 Walnut Kottenbruck Henry, 2-5 Main


Kotter Kenj. carp. 384 Walnut


Konfman Doas. shoe mkr. 221 Walnut


Koukl Herman, brk. laver. 62 W. 1ith


Kounth Leopold, jeweler, 141 Maio h. Walnut


Koants Jos. brk. layer, 253 Carr


Kountz JJohn, pilot, bils. 28 Commerce


Kountz Mrs. Rebecca, 323 W - 4th


Kousman Jno. lah. 562 Elm


Krabs Wu. tailor 23 Grant


Kracht Theodore, cof. h. 679 W. Front


Kracke Detrich. lab. bds. n.w.c. Syes- mere and Liberty


Kracke Hy. dray. n.w.c. Sycamore and . Liberty


Kracke Jno. dray. bds. n.w.c. Sycamore and Liberty Kraever ly. tailor, 99 W. 24


Kraeimbaeck Hy. lab. 75 Abigail


Kraemborg Jno. blk. apith, 532 Syra. Krafellt Herman, (Armstrong K. & Co.} 63 Bremen


Kraft Albert, meat store, 152 E. Front Kraff Ferdinand, Inb. 23 15th


Krat's Casper, cutter, 123 Clay


Krager Jacob, butcher, e.s. Division, b. Harrison road and Bank


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Krager Jno. groc. 86 Clinton Krager Jos. finisher, bds. 12 Fira, Krambert Geo. carp. 187 W. Front Kramer A. (K. &. Kroger) New


Kramer Adam, Rquor, 147 Race Kramer Barney, hatter, s.s. Gano, b. Main and Walnut


Kramer C. groc. s.w.c. Linn and Laurel Kramer Chas. shoe store, 648 Vine Kramer Dinl. tailor, 419 Sycamore


Kramer F. s.w.c. Linn and Laurei


Kramer Franc, Inb. 4-0 W.5ch Kramer Fred. lab. bds. 12 Elu


Kramer Fred. groc 83 W. Front


Kramer Fred. baker, s.s. Burgoyne, b. Main aud Sycamore


Kramer George, chair mkr. 480 W. 5th Kramer H. moul. 395 Walnut


Kramer Hy. cig. mkr. n.s. 6th, b. Carr & Freeman Kramer Hy. tailor, 10 E. M. Canal


Kramer Hy. striker, 536 Walnut


Kramer Hy. 69 Clay


Kramer Hy. cooper, 678 Main


Kramer Herman, lab. 676 Main


I7 RAMER H. H. & A. furniture ware room, 535 Main, h. 537 Main


Kramer Joo. lab. 140 Ham. rond


Kramer Joseph, prov. store, 133 Ham.R. Kramer Jos. 96 Main


Kramer & Kroger, (A. K. &: Benj. K.) clothing store, 259 Main


Kramer Peter, stone cuiter, bds. 636 Vine Kramer Theodore, tailor. 147 W. 5th


Kramer & Kroger. (Adolphus, K. & B. Kroger.) mer. tailors, 62 B'way Kramer Sampson, lab. 140 Ham. Road Kramer Samil. Jab. 814 Vine


Kram ner Barney B. printer. 15 Spring Kranafall Hy. tailor. 90 Hunt


Krandz Jac. carp. Front, b. Rice and Walnut, F'n


Krantwasser Jno. barber, 45 E. Front Krapes Mich. wood saw. Chiney Court,


b. Elm and Plum and Adams and Jefferson


Krapf E. (Milholland K. & Co.) 81 L. Market Krans Ed. cooper, e.s. Culvert, b. 6th & Tth


Kmos Wie. lailor, 1 Munroe


Kronann Jno. cig. mkr. 18 Woodward


Krone Herman H. clothing store, 628 Main


Kronlage Bernard, tailor, GO W. Front Kronlage Hy. groc. 364 Sycamore


Kronlage Jno. H. clk. 246 Main, bds 130 E. 4th


Kroos I. wood saw. 361 B'way


Kropff August, cik. 415 Walnut


Kross Frans. h. keeper at B'ray Ex.


Krota Joseph. lab. 52 McFarland


Krote Garrett, brass found. IND E. Front, bds. e.s. Pike, nr. gil


Kroth Frank, lab. c. s. Sycamore, 17th Ward


Krouder Juo. plow smith, 17 W. 7th


Kroufy Jos. wag. mkr. 138 Abigail


KROUSE Jacob, (Stix, K. & Co.) 29 Centre


Krover Barney, tailor, 71 Spring


Krow Julius. lah. 541 Sycamore


Kroynann Herman Il. prov. store, 668 Main


Krucker Mrs. Louisa, 206 George


Krudaub Jos, lab. 22 W. 13th


Krueas Sarah, 209 Everett


Krueskamp Fred. W. liq. store, 135 W. Court, res. Covington


Kruger J. lab. 172 E. 5th


Kruger Richd. blk. smith, bds. c. Maio and 13th


Kruick A. mer. 395 Walnut


Kruton Hy. cutter, 590 Main


Krum Ity. firmaan, u. s. Front. b. Par- sons Hal Whittaker


Kruman C. 192 Clinton


Krumherg Theodore (K. & Voght) h. 499 Main Erumburg & Voght, (Then. K. & Henry V.) dry goods, 97 W. Court and 4-9 Main


Krumm Wm, printer, s.w.c. Vine & Cen.


Krumpelman Geo. carp. 13 Woodward Kruratick Hy. clk. 46. Main Kruner Wra. shoe inkr. u.s. 7th, b. North and B'way


Krusa Fred. shoe mkr. 66 Hickory


Krisa Hy. lab. Il Pendleton Krusa Hy. groc. 97 Woodward


Kruse Bernard. 556 Walnut


KRUSE C. (C. K. & Co.) 57 Pleasant 1/ RUSSE C. & CO. (Christopher & Henry.) grocers, s. w. c. Pleasant and 15th


Kruse E. carp. 95 Pleasaut Kruse Fred. tanner, n.s. Piatt, b. Bank attl Dayton


Kruse Fred. H. groc. 511 Main


KRUSE Hy. (C. K. & Co.) 57 Pleasant Kruse Hy. (Kasting & K.) 10 Orchard


Kruse Hy. cab. mkr. n.w.c. Findlay and Hace Kruse Hy. 27 Gano


Kruse Ty. O. cik. 566 Walnut


Kruse Jno. D. groc. 216 Walnut


#/ RUSE JNO. F.


K dry goods,


506 Walnut


Kruse Jos. lab. 394 B'way


Kruse Louis, hardware and cutlery, 510 Main


Krusemeir II. shoe mkr. 11 Gest


Kruser Hy. cab .. mnkr. 162 Freeman


Krusling Albert, n.c.c. Lodge and Gano


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K grocery ,


n.e.c. Congress and Butler


Koball Adolph. b. binder, 25 W. 4th, h. w.s. Clay, b. 19th and 13th Kuch Jno. A. 96 Abigail


Kuchler Caspur, cof. h. 33 Smith


Kuefel Chas. paint. 458 Walnut


Kuer Hy. carp. 113 Clay


Kuetters Barney, stone setter, 495 Syca- more


Kuh Adolph. carp. 400 Clay


Kuhl Adam. cab. mkr. bds. 20 Allison


Kul) Pruey, lub. 512 Walnut


Kuhl Conrad. tailor, 112 Clay


Kuhl Hy. plast. 05 Green


Kuhlman Berj. k. 8 Main


Kuhlman Cornelius, basket mkr. n. s. Front, b. Harrison and Market. F'n. Kuhlman Fred W. shoe mkr. 490 Walni Kuhlman Gro. farrier. 44 E. 6th


Kahhan Harmann, shoe mkr. 35 E. 5th UHLMAN HY.


1 K 463 Main


stoves and tin ware,


Kuhlman Mrs. Mary, boots and shoes, 35 E. 5th


Kuhlman T. H. shoe mkr. 431 W. 2d


Kuhineier Wmn. shoe mkr. 18 Woodward KUHN Abraham, (K. Netter & Co.) 393 W. 4th


Kuhn August, apothecary, 915 HarG. Rond


Kahn Adam, 550 Race


Kuhn Mrs. Catharine, millinery store, 409 Vine


Kuhn Frank, cab. mkr. 616 W. 8th


Kuhn Jacob, coop. 4445 Main


Kuhn Jno. lab. 1440 Iam. Road


Kuhn Jno. lab. 664 Main


Kuhn Michael, butcher, 354 Ham. Road Kuhn Mich. elk. his. 409 Vice Kulin Mich. lab. 614 Vine UHN, NETEER & CO. (Abraham K. Jac. N. Saml. Kuhn & Solo. Loeb.) wh. clothiers, furnishing goods and notions, 34 Pearl


Kuhn Wm. constable. 66 Allison


KUIIN Sarl. (Kuhn, Netter & Co.) 28 Perry


Kulin Simon, carp. 685 Main


Kuliner Chas. carp. 375 W. 5th


Kuhner lly. shoe mkr. s.w c. Allison and Main


Kak Barney. brk. layer. 165 Clay


Kuk Jno. D. Inth. 556 Walnut


Kakbarmer Hy. 10: Clay


Enterhere Hy. lab. Canal, er. Mohavi LLENCAMP CHAS.


K bakery, 122 Congress


Kulkar Hy. tailor, 540 Sycamore


Kullmann Eliz. 99 Clay


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Krider Hy. carp. 144 Pleasant Krieger Fred. foreman, 825 W. Row


Krieger Mrs. Catharine, vest mkr. 35 Ca- tharine


Krieger Crist, cik. 825 W. Row Krieger Geo. cab. mkr. 168 Vine IT WIEGER JNO.


K machine shop, 825 W. Row, c. York Krieger Jno. If. prov. store, n.w.c. Li- berty and Walnut


Kriekenmyer If. Iab. 424 EIm Krimplebeck Hly. tailor, 663 Race


Krimpson Phillip, cab mkr. 507 Elm


Krimpson Val. cab mnkr, rear of 507 Elm Krinkemeyer Wm. lab 25 Franklin


Krist Hy. stone cutter, Race, b. 14th and 15th


Kristman Philip, baker, bd3. 615 Main Kritzer F. tailor, 32 12th


Kruinaghan August, painter, over 520 Main Krobs Casper, cutter, 66 Main, b. 121 Clay Krockmann Mrs. Gertrude, over 522 Main


Kroder Fred. (A. Hoffman & Co.) rear 30 Webster


Kroell Rev. Aug, 41 Lodge


Krof Enoch, taifor, 612 Elm


Kroger Anton, groc. n. w. c. Pine and Cedar


Kroger Denj. (Kramer & K.) Mound


Kroger Frank, blk. smith, 629 W. Row Kroger Fred. moulder, 384 Walnut


Kroger I. H. dry goods, &c. 546 W. Kow Kroghman Andrew, chair mkr. bds. 42 Elm


Kroghmann Josephine, cap mk :. 64 Pearl


Krogmann Anton, cig. mkr 12th, b. Race and Elm


Krokamp Barney, lard ou mkr. 12 Ham- mond, 316 W. Row


Kroker Jno. b. binder, 46 Pearl


Krolage Barney, harness mkr. 373 Vine Krolage Hy. mould. 401 Sycamore


Krolar Fritz, tailor, 75 Pendleton


Krote Isaac, mouki. Mt. Adams .


Kromker Jos. dray. 22 Logan


Krommer Jno. lab. 105 W. Liberty


Km/ Hy. mould. Green, b. Race and & | Krondon France, har. k. 49 E. 34 Pleasant


Kratz Conrad, umbrella and paper store, 35.1 Main


Krau Peter, cab mkr. 619 Race


Kraviser Jno. cof. b. 531 Vine


Kraus Hy. Iab. bds. 66 13th


Kraus Jacob. shoe mnkr. 605 Eim


Kraus Wm. (Stadler, Brother & Co.,) 30 Centre


Krause Wm. al phys. 18 W. 9th


Kranteer Funny , cap mkr. 04 Pearl Krazier Olive P. 31 Gest


KreMler Barney, lab. W. Row. b. Maple : Krote Hy. bell caster, 120 E. 2d and York


K:camer Win. painter, 145 Walnut Krease Herrman. porter. 16 Madison


Grease Jos. porter, 15 Madison


Krever Hy. trunk mkr. 540 Walnut


Kreiser Adam. lab. 43 Dunlap


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Krelaus Ferd. wag. mkr. 24 Abigail RELL ALBERT, manaf. and repair. of mus. insts. 198 Walnut, up-stairs Krell Rakt. coop. e.s Anderson, b. W. W. Cansi and 21


Kremer Geo. meald. 25 Franklin


Kremunelmaun Hy. painter, 525 Syca. Kretzer Juo. tillor. 61i Main


Kreute L. cig. ukr. 24 Hathaway Kreutz Mich. tailer, 148 Liberty


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TREESBURG & NURRE, Peter 31. K. & Jos. N.) book sellers, station- eta cud pub. 305 Main. KREUZBURG Peter MI. (K. & Nurre) 21


Freyenharen Aug. paint shop, 27 13ch Kanyeningen Louis. paint. 325 Everett KREYENHAGEN Wm. (W. K. & Co.) 13 Everett


ITREYENHAAGEN WM. & CO., (W. K. & Edw. TAchira. ) painters and glass stainery, 69 & 61 E. 3d


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