Williams' Cincinnati directory, city guide and business mirror, 1861, Part 131

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Publication date: 1853
Publisher: Cincinnati, Ohio, C.S. Williams
Number of Pages: 498


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FOR


Crestline, Cleveland, Dunkirk, Buffalo,


Steubenville, Pittsburgh,


Wheeling, Baltimore,


Washington City, Philadelphia, New York, Boston,


And all Eastern Cities. At Dayton and at Springfield with the


Sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati Railroad,


For Urbana, West Liberty, Bellefontaine, Kenton, Forest, Tiffin, Clyde and Sandusky;


AT DAYTON, WITH DAYTON & MICHIGAN RAILROAD FOR Troy, Piqua, Sidney, Lima, Fort Wayne, Chicago, and all points in the North West. Also for TOLEDO, DETROIT, TORONTO, MONTREAL, QUEBEC AND PORTLAND.


SEE NEXT PAGE


WITH GREENVILLE & MIAMI R.R. FOR


Greenville, Union, and Muncie, at Hamilton with Eaton and Richmond R.R. for Rich- mond, connecting with Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line R.R. and Indiana Central and Dayton and Western R.R., for


INDIANAPOLIS, PANA, LOGANSPORT, TERRE HAUTE, LAFAYETTE, PEORIA, MATTOON, CHICAGO, BURLINGTON, and all points West and Northwest.


Baggage Checked Through to principal points. Modern Sleeping Cars attached to night trains. For all information and Through Tickets, please apply at the offices, south-east corner of Front and Broadway ; west side of Vine street, between the Post-office and the Burnet House; No. 5 East Third street ; Sixth street Depot, and at the East Front street Depot.


Trains run by Columbus time, which is seven minutes faster than Cincinnati time.


P. W. STRADER, General Ticket Agent.


CHICAGO, GREAT WESTERN AND NORTH-WESTERN LINE!


INDIANAPOLIS


AND CINCINNATI


SHORT-LINE


RAILROAD.


Shortest route by 30 miles. No change of Cars to Indianapolis, at which place it unites with Railroads for and from all points in the West and Northwest,


Three passenger trains leave Cincinnati daily, from the foot of Mill and Front Streets. Through to Indianapolis, Terre Haute, Lafayette and Chicago in advance of all other routes. Fare the same and time shorter than any other route. Baggage checked through.


Through Tickets, good until used, can be obtained at the Ticket Offices, Spencer House cor- ner, northwest corner Broadway and Front; No. 1 Burnet House corner: at the Walnut Street House ; and at the Depot office, foot of Mill and Front Streets, where all necessary information may be had.


H. C. LORD, President. W. H. L. NOBLE, Gen'l. Ticket Agent. C. B. COTTON, Cincinnati Agent.


MICHAEL FINNIGAN, Successor to Robinson & Co., FREE STONE CUTTER, North-east cor. Longworth and Hoadley.


PREPARED TO DO ALL KINDS OF BUILDING AND MONUMENTAL WORK, At the shortest notice and very low prices. Refer to Geo. Carlisle, Jno. Shillito & Co., A. Taylor.


HEROLD'S MERCANTILE ACADEMY, N. W. Cor. 4th and Race Streets, CINCINNATI. COURSE OF INSTRUCTION: Book-Keeping, Penmanship, Arithmetic, &c., &c.


M. Herold continues to give instruction in Penmanship, in Schools, Families, and at his Academy. Diplomas, Certificates, and every variety of Plain and Ornamental Writing executed to order, with neatness and dispatch, and on reasonable terms. First Premium awarded at the exhibition of the Mechanics' Institute.


ADAM GEIS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MATTRESS AND BEDDING Manufacturer, No. 67 Fifth Street bet. Walnut and Vine, CINCINNATI, OHIO.


C. B. HUNT, WHOLESALE COMMISSION


Butter and Cheese Dealer, 197 and 199 Walnut Street, CINCINNATI, O.


Shortest and most Direct Route TO BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK, AND ALL EASTERN CITIES


MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI


1861.


1861.


AND


BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROADS.


Cincinnati to Parkersburg, 200 M Parkersburg to Baltimore, 383 "


CIN'TI TO BALTIMORE, 583 M.


50 Miles Shorter to Baltimore & Washington THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE, AND 112 MILES SHORTER to NEW YORK


THAN THE ROUTE VIA. CLEVELAND AND BUFFALO.


One Hour and Fifteen Minutes Quicker than any other ROUTE to BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON CITY.


FARE AS LOW AS ANY OTHER ROUTE!


One Change of Cars from Cincinnati to Baltimore!


This Route Issues Through Tickets & Baggage Checks to Washington City.


By this Route Passengers can visit the Cities of Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York or Boston at the COST OF A TICKET TO BOSTON ONLY.


By this Route Passengers can purchase Through Tickets via Washington City, (at an extra expense of only Two Dollars.)


The holder of a Washington City Ticket can visit Baltimore, without extra expense. The holder of a Through Ticket can stop over at any point on the line of the Road, and resume at pleasure, Tickets being good until used.


Baggage Checked Through to all Points East, free of Expense to the Passenger. ASK FOR TICKETS VIA PARKERSBURG!


Two Through Trains daily, each way, and Chillicothe Accommodation Train.


THROUGH TICKETS can be had at all the principal Railroad Offices in the West; in Cin- cinnati, at No. 3 Burnet House, and at North-east corner Broadway and Front Streets, (Railroad Hotel Building,) or at the Depot East Front Street.


JOHN DURAND, Supt. M. & C. R.R.


WILLIAMS' NEWPORT DIRECTORY.


City Guide.


OF


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Council meets every Thursday evening.


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Municipal Election first Monday in March.


KY


Street Directory.


ANN, from Ringold south, east of Cabot. BELLEVUE, from Licking River to East Row, south of Taylor.


BERRY, from Ohio River, next east of McCracken. BRIGHTON, from Madison to Goodman, west of Patterson. CABOT, from Ohio River south, east of Isabella.


CHIESTNUT, from Licking River to Isabella, south of Madison


COLUMBIA, from Ohio River south, east of Cabot. EGLANTINE, from Barracks to East Row. south of Front. ELM, from Licking River to Isabella, south of Locust FRONT, from Licking River to East Row, facing Ohio River. GERMAN, from Madison to Ringold. east of Isabella. GOODMAN, from Licking River to Isabella, south of Elm. HARRIS. from Cabot to East Row, south of Ringold HUBBARD, from Bellevue to Madison,, west of Moss. ISABELLA, from Taylor to Ringold, west of Cabot JAMES. from Isabella to East Row, south of Madison. JEFFERSON, from Columbia to East Row, s. of Madison. JOIIN, from Harris south-east of Orchard.


KILGOUR, from Ohio River south east of East Row.


LINDSEY, from Madison to Andrews' alley, between Cabot and Columbia.


LOCUST, from Licking River to Isabella, south of Walnut. LOWELL, from Chestnut to Goodman, east of Licking River.


McARTIIUR, from Isabella to Columbia, south of Todd. MCCRACKEN, from Ohio River next east of Kilgour


MADISON, from Licking River to East Row, south of Bellevue.


MAYO, from Cabot to East Row, south of Jefferson. MON MOUTII, from Ohio River south. east of York. MOSS, from Taylor to Madison, west of Isabella. ORCHARD, from Mayo south, east of York. PATTERSON, from Madison to Goodman, west of Isabella. PUTNAM. from Mayo south, east of Columbia. RICKEY, from Jefferson to Harris, east of Monmouth RINGOLD. from Isabella to East Row, south of Mayo. ROBERTS. from Jefferson to Harris, east of Saratoga. SARATOGA, from Ohio River to Harris east of Monmouth. SOUTH. from Williamson south. cast of John,


SOUTIIGATE, from Licking River to East Row, south of Taylor.


TAYLOR, from Licking River to East Row, south of Eglan- tine.


TIBBATTS, from Cabot to Monmouth. south of Harris. TODD, from Isabella to Columbia, south of Madison.


WALNUT, from Licking River to Isabella, south of Chest- nut.


WILLIAMSON. from Cabot to Monmouth, south of Tibbatts. YORK, from Ohio River south, east of Columbia.


Boundaries of Wards.


FIRST WARD-Comprises all the territory in the city east of the center of York street, and between the Ohio River and the center of Madison street.


SECOND WARD-Comprises all the territory west of the center of York street, and between the Ohio River and the center of Madison street.


THIRD WARD-Comprises all the territory between the south of the center of Madison street and Ringold street and between the center of York street and the eastern limits of the city.


FOURTH WARD-Comprises all the territory between the center of Madison street and the center of Ringold street. and between the center of York street and the Licking River.


FIFTH WARD-Comprises all the territory between the center of Ringold street and Liberty street, and the center of East Row and the Licking River.


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City Government.


MAYOR. E. W. Hawkins, Office, York between Madison and Jeffer- son Term expires March, 1862.


MARSHAL.


Wmn. H. Bennett, Office at Clerk's Office, Term expires January 1863.


COUNCIL.


Robert B. McCracken, President.


Ist Ward .- John Stricker, James McClure.


2d 66 A. S. Berry, John C. Mead.


3d George D. Allen, Edward Air.


4th 66 Owen Conlan, Christian Greve.


5th .. T. W. Gideon J. Q. A. Foster.


CLERK.


C, Southgate, Office at County Clerk's Office. Term expires March 1861.


TREASURER.


Henry Wiese, Office, south side Jefferson between York and Columbia. Term expires March 1861.


ATTORNEY.


Geo. P, Webster, Office, south-east corner York and South- gate.


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NEWPORT CITY GUIDE.


James Lindsey. ENGINEER.


CITY PHYSICIAN. J. Q. A. Foster, Office, Post Office. MARKET MASTER.


John Clinkenbeard.


WIIARF MASTER.


Jonathan Horsfall.


School Department.


TRUSTEES.


Ira Root, President.


Ist Ward - S. Moore.


2d .. J. Ilainsworth.


31 16 Gus. Artsman. 4th “ W. II. Lape. 5th P. Beale


Clerk of the Board, C. Southgate. PUBLIC SCHOOL.


North-east corner of Monmouth and Bellevue.


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Fire Department.


WASHINGTON FIRE COMPANY No. J .- Engine House north- west corner Bellevue and York.


County Officers.


CIRCUIT COURT. Samuel M. Moore, Judge. Term expires August, 1862. COUNTY COURT. F. A. Boyd, Judge. Term expires August, 1862. COMMONWEALTH ATTORNEY. William E. Arthur. Term expires August, 1862. COUNTY ATTORNEY. T. W. W. DeCourcey. Term expires August, 1862. CLERK CIRCUIT COURT.


John J. Thomas, (at Alexandria). Term expires August, 19622.


DEPUTY CLERK.


G. B. Fearons, (Newport,. Office, north-west corner York and Southgate.


SIIERIFF.


James Rairden, Office at Alexandria. Term expires January, 1863.


DEPUTY SIIERIFF. Moses Cook, Office at Newport.


JAILORS.


John Piper, Jailor at Alexandria. J. Horsfall, Jailor at Newport.


CORONER. L. M. Eckert. Term expires August, 1862. SURVEYOR.


James Murman. Term expires August, 1862. Robert Murman, Deputy.


JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.


NEWPORT DISTRICT-I. B. Payne, B. T. Bennett, Owen Conlan, X. Sine.


JAMESTOWN DISTRICT .- Thomas Lukens, S. D. Holmes. COLD SPRING DISTRICT-F. Negman, Thomas Niles. ALEXANDRIA-Alexander Johnson, - Degman.


CARTHAGE-John Herd, James Polloek.


GRANTS LICK-William Caldwell, U. Mulford.


CONSTABLES.


NEWPORT-R. Tedro, Harvey Britt. JAMESTOWN -- Charles Stone. COLD SPRINGS-James Digby. ALEXANDRIA-James Pryor. CARTILAGE-Alfred Tarvin. GRANTS LICK-Daniel Caldwell.


Insurance Company.


CLAY FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO .- At New- port, Ky. Chartered Capital, $200.000. Directors-D. Wolf, William Robson, T. L. Jones, P. Constans, Robert Air, J, D. Otten, J. Cline, T. W. Gideon, J. T. Maphet, J. T, Maphet, Secretary; T. L. Jones, President.


Church Directory.


BAPTIST.


Newport Baptist Church-South side Bellevue between Sar- atoga and East Row. - , Pastor.


EPISCOPAL, (Protestant).


St. Pauls Church-North side Southgate between York and Columbia. Rev. P. H. Jeffries, Rector.


LUTHIERAN.


German Lutheran Church - South-east corner Columbia and Mayo. Rev. - , Pastor.


METHODIST EPISCOPAL, (SOUTH.)


Methodist Episcopal Church-North side Taylor between Monmouth and Saratoga. Rev. J. W. Cunningham, Pastor.


METHODIST EPISCOPAL.


German Methodist Episcopal Church .- South side Mayo between York and Monmouth. Rev. Conrad Bier, Pastor.


PRESBYTERIAN,


First Presbyterian Church-North side Madison between York and Monmouth. Rev. J. F. Coons, Pastor. Second Presbyterian Church .- West side Columbia between Madison and Jefferson. Rev. - , Pastor.


ROMAN CATIIOLIC,


Church of Corpus Christi-North side Chestnut between Patterson and Lieking River. Rev. John Votl, Paster. Church of the Immaculate Conception .- South side Madison between Columbia and Cabot. Rev. Patrick Guilfoyle; Pastor.


St Stephens .- North-east corner Harris and Saratoga. Rev. Clement Scheve, Pastor.


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Secret and Benevolent Associations.


MASONIC.


Hall, ITayman's Building, south-west corner Monmouth and Madison.


Newport Lodge, No. 358 - Instituted November, 1858. Meets 2d and 4th Monday in each month.


Robert Burns Lodge. No. 163-Instituted August 2Ist, 1848. Meets Ist and 3d Wednesday iu each month.


Chapter of Royal Arch Masons. Meets Ist Tuesday in each month.


ODD FELLOWS.


HIall, north-west corner York and Jefferson.


Noah's Dove Lodge. No. 20-Instituted August 14th, 1845. Meets every Monday evening.


Manna Lodge, No. 55-Instituted October 19th, 1845. Meets every Wednesday evening.


North Star Lodge, No. 76-Instituted October 15th, 1851. Meets every Tuesday evening.


Neah's Dove Encampment, No. 13-Instituted November 5th, 1847. Meets every other Friday evening.


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NEWPORT CITY GUIDE.


IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.


Pocahontas Tribe, No. 3, works in German-Instituted July 10th, 1854. Meets every Monday evening.


I. O. GOOD FELLOWS,


Good Fellows, (German.)-Kentucky Lodge No. 1-Insti- tuted October 13th, 1857. Meets every Tuesday evening at south-west corner Bellevue and Columbia.


DRUIDS.


Norma Hain, No. 2, Y. A. G. of Newport, (German .- Insti- tuted October 8th, 1856. Meet every Wednesday at south- west corner Bellevue and Columbia.


TEMPERANCE.


Newport Temple of Honor, No. I-Instituted April 2d, 1858. Meet every Thursday evening. Ilall, south - west corner of Monmouth and Madison.


Social Templars-Instituted September, 1859. Meet Ist Monday in each month at the Templar HIall, south-west corner Madison and Monmouth.


Alpha Section No. 1-Cadets of Temperance and Honor- Meets every Saturday evening at Hayman's Ilall.


Olive Branch Temple No. 30-Meets every Friday evening at Hayman's Hall.


AMERICAN PROTESTANT ASSOCIATION.


Instituted March, 1859. Meet every Tuesday evening at Templar's Hall, south-west corner Madison and Mon- mouth


Halls.


Hayman's Hall, south-west corner Monmouth and Madison Odd Fellows' Hall, north-west corner Jefferson and York


Improved Order of Red . Men, Hall, south-west corner Columbia and Bellevue. Masonic Hall, (Hayman's Building,) south-west corner Monmouth and Madison.


Post Office.


Newport Post Office, east side York between Madison and Jefferson .- Dr. J. Q. A. FOSTER, Postmaster. Office Hours-From 7 A. M. to 6 P. M.


Mail Arrivals-Cincinnati and Covington at 6% A. M. and 4 P. M. Alexandria, three times a week, (Monday's, Wednesday's and Friday's,) at 10 A. M.


Mail Departures-Covington at 5 A. M. Cincinnati and Covington at I P. M. Alexandria, three times a week, (Monday's, Wednesday's and Friday's,) at 3 P. M.


Miscellaneous,


NEWPORT AND COVINGTON BRIDGE COMPANY. - Office, east end of the Bridge. Chartered January Ist, 1852. Capital $75,000. B. W. Foley, Prest, Charles Southgate, Sec'y and Treasurer. Directors :- John T. Levis, B. W. Foley, N. B. Stephens, Covington ; Peter Constans, Wm. King, Newport. Collectors :- Owen Turner, W. II. Patton.


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PHOTOGRAPHIC AND PICTURE GALLERY No. 106


West Fourth Street, opposite Shillito's Store, CINCINNATI, O.


J. O. EATON,


C. T. WEBBER,


Artists and Proprietors.


JAMES MULLEN, Operator.


Photographs taken on Canvas and painted in Oil.


ALSO : PORTRAITS FROM LIFE.


Ambrotypes, Plain Photographs, Daguerreotypes and Melainotypes taken to order. REFERENCES : Gov. Wm. Dennison, Jos. Longworth, John P. Foote, Hon. W. S. Groesbeck.


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COVINGTON ADVERTISEMENTS.


CENTRAL RAILROAD


FROM COVINGTON,


VIA, FALMOUTH, CYNTHIANA, PARIS AND LEXINGTON, TO NICHOLASVILLE.


PASSENGER DEPOT,


CORNER OF


Eighth & Washington Sts., COVINGTON.


TWO TRAINS DAILY FROM COVINGTON AND LEXINGTON


AND FROM LEXINGTON TO COVINGTON.


OFFICERS AND BOARD OF CONTROL.


JOHN T. LEVIS, R. B. BOWLER, R. STOWERS, W. H. GEDGE.


This Road forms the most direct Railroad Connection from the interior of Kentucky to all the EASTERN, WESTERN AND NORTHWESTERN CITIES.


Makes direct connection with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad for ST. LOUIS & CAIRO. With Indianapolis & Cincinnati R. R. for


INDIANAPOLIS. LAFAYETTE, CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND, BURLINGTON, SPRINGFIELD. And with L. M. & C. H. & D. R. R. for CLEVELAND, BUFFALO, PITTSBURG, WHEELING, BALTIMORE, NEW YORK.


Two Passenger Trains leave Covington and Lexington each way daily.


For reliable information and Tickets apply to the Office in Covington and Lexington and at the Offices of Little Miami and Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton in Cincinnati.


I'm. PURNELL, Ticket Agent,


LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY.


WILLIAMS'


NEWPORT DIRECTORY


FOR 1861.


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Abhe Maria, rear 139 Front Abbui Robert, moulder, wks .¿ Newport Stove Works


Abrink Anna M., 206 Bellevne


Ackerson Edward, lab., n.s. Goodman nr. Patterson


Ackerson Nancy, n.s. Southgate b. Sara- toga and E. Row


Ackley Wm. E., 214 Madison


Adams B. F., boatman, n.s. Mayo b. York and Columbia


Adams C. W., brick mkr., n.s Mayo b. York and Columbia


Adams Mrs. E. J., s.s. Williamson near Putnam


Adams Ily., shoe cutter. 235 York


Aeyer Henry, grocer, 7 Rickey


Ahlart Frederick, finisher, s.s. Front e. of E. Row


Ahrns Hy., moulder, e.s. Ann s. of Tib- batts


Air Charles, clk., 80 Front


Air Capt. Edward, 106 Monmouth Air Robert, (A. & Walls,) 80 Front


Air & Walls, (Robert A. & James W.) props. Newport and Cincinnati ferry foot of York


Air Wm. N., ferryman, 118 Bellevue Airse Rebecca, 118 Taylor


Aitken Thos., brass finisher, w.s. Isabel- la b. Bellevue and Madison


Akbreng Frank, lab., e.s. Ann nr. Rin- gold


Akert Mary. s.s. Bellevue nr. Moss Aldenbush Frank, upholsterer. n.s Jeff- erson b. York and Columbia


Alerding Herman. dairyman. 16 Walnut Alexander Robt., Front nr. York


Allen Geo. D., pattern mkr., 110 Mon- mouth


Allen Ilannah, e.s. Columbia b. Taylor and Eglantine


Allen Stephen, lab., s.s. Bellevue nr Cabot


Allen Thomas, mate, w.s. Bellevue b. Columbia and Cabot


Allen Thomas J., carp., 75 E. Row Allering Hy., grocer, 84 Mayo


Allgood John, mat mkr., s.s. McArthur nr. Columbia


Amann Anthony, cigars and tobacco, e. s. York nr. Jefferson


Amann E., cigar mkr., n.s. Bellevue b. Columbia and Cabot


Amann John, painter, e.s Ann n. of Ringold


Andrews Geo., eng., e.s. Ann s. of Rin- gold


Andrews Joseph, clk., 134 Madison


Andrews Mary e.s. Ann s. of Ringold Andrews Rev. Wm., 134 Madison


Anshutz Jacob, n.s. Taylor b. York and Monmonth


Anstead Robt., cigar mkr .. s.s. McAr- thur b. Columbia and Cabot


Anthony -, wks. Swift's Rolling Mill Antman B., cab. mkr., n.e.c. Monmouth and Jefferson


(BAK)


Arand Frank, clk., w.s. Cabot b. Belle- vue and Madison


Archer Hugh, cab. mkr., 93 Mayo


Armand Ew., pattern mkr., Orchard nr. Williamson


Armberger N., lab., wks. Lowezey and Conlan's


Armstrong Wmn., e.s. Elm b. Brighton and Lowell


Arnold John J., eng., 90 Mayo


Arnold L. B., 90 Mayo


Arnold Thomas, mach., 16 York


Arthur Emanuel, pilot, 7 Jefferson RTHUR JOIIN A.,


A Reporter, 219 Madison


Arthur Robert P. H., eng., 78 E Row Arthur Robt. W , eng., 78 E. Row


Arthur Wm. W., eng., 78 E. Row


Artsman Gustavns. circuit court clk., w. s. York nr. Bellevue h. 118 E, Row nr. Ringold


Ashbaw Joseph, foreman, 163 Madison Ashby James, tinshop, n.s. Mayo b. Co- lumbia and York


Ashby Joseph, tinner, n.s. Mayo b. Co. lumbia and York


Ashford Zebulon, eng., 91 Mayo


Aslıton John R., pattern mkr., 233 York Aska Barney, tailor, s.w.c. Locust and Isabella


Atlesey Edwin, leather manuf., e.s. Co- lumbia s. of Tibbatts


Atley John, lab., n.s. Jefferson b. York and Columbia


Atkinson David, brk. layer, 117 Eglan- tine


Atkinson Edward, brk. mason, 115 Mon- mouth


Attenborough Ily., pilot, w.s. York nr. Tibbatts


Anrentine V., lab., s.s. McArthur b. Co- lumbia and Cabot


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Backer Chas., F., baker, 96 Mayo


Backsnon ily., tailor. e.s. Patterson b. Chestnut and Walnut


Baerman Wm .. (Haselman & Co.) w.s. Ann n. of Ringold


Bagby Abner, grocer. 144 Monmouth


Bayby bner, eng .. 216 Madison


Bailey Edward, trunk mkr., w.s. Orch- ard nr. Williamson


Bailey Martha, 132 Front


Bailey Wm. S , prioter, 40 Taylor


Bailling Fred., moulder, wks. Newport Stove Works


Bain Mrs. A. M., 119 Front


Bainer Andrew, lab., n.s. Ringold b. Ann and Columbia


Baker Ed., wks Swift's Rolling Mill


Baker Elizabeth. 45 Roberts


Baker Fred., sboemkr., n.w.c. Ringold and Monmouth


Baker J. S., b.k., n.w.c. Saratoga and Mayo


Baker Joel, com. mer., 188 Bellevue Baker Robt., block mkr., I Saratoga


(BEH)


Baker Thos., bds. 138 Madison


Ballard Jas. F., tailor, 104 Saratoga Ballier Wm., cof. h., n.w.c. Columbia and McArthur


Bancroft R. J., teacher, 56 Front Band Ann, e.s. York nr. Jefferson Bangle John, cof. h., 228 Front Bankamper Hy., lab., 8 Chestnut


Barbaro D. S., confec., s.s. Walnut b Patterson and Isabella


Barber Jas., eng., 10 Saratoga Barber John, n.s. Taylor b. York and Columbia


Barber John S., mach., 214 Bellevue


Barker Elizabeth, 214 Bellevne


Barber Joseph, sawyer, n.s. Taylor b. York and Columbia


Barber Saml .. lab., eng., 119 Front Bardo N., confec., 91 Bellevue


Bardsley Jas. F., plumber, 86 E. Row Bardsley S., e.s. John nr. Williamson


Bardsley Thos., paper hanger, 80 East Row


Bareing Anthony, tinner, 50 Rickey Barkus Margaret, 20 Jefferson


Barlow Jobn, Barlow Ilouse, cor. York and Front, h. 181 York


Barnes C. E., elk., n.e.c. Cabot and Rin- gold


Barnes Harriet, n.e c. Cabot and Rin- gold


Barnes Jonathan, confec., 55 York


Baro Catharine, s.s Front e. of E. Row Barrett Edward D , mach., 82 Mayo


Barron Michael, carp., wks. Newport Iron Works


Barron Michael, jr., wks. Newport Iron Works


Barrow Nicholas, lab., 8 Rickey


Barry Michael, wks. Newport Iron Wks. Barth Erhart, blksmith, 120 Monmouth, h. 66 Mayo


Bartin John, lab., e.s. Moss n. of Belle- vue


Barton Jas., wks. Swift's Rolling Mill Bates Margaret, 71 Rickey


Bathiany Jacob, n.w c. Walnut and Pat- terson


Battle Bernard, lab., bds. over jail


Bauer John, carp , 15 E. Row


Baughman I .. (1. B. & Co.) n.w.e. Belle- vue and E. Row Baughman I. & Co., (I. B. & B. Deni- son,) grocers, s.e.c. York and Bellc- vue


Baughmann Ignatz, tailor, w.s. Moses n. of Bellevne


Bauttel Lewis tailor, w.s. Orchard nr. Williamson


Baylis Saml., e.s. Cabot nr. Todd


Bayton Jas., knobler, bds, 2 Walnut


Beal Philip, carp., e.s. Putnam nr. Har- ris


Beal Peter, stone yard, 140 Monmouth Bean Kate, 118 Taylor


Bechee John, wks. Swift's Rolling Mill Beck Geo., shoemkr., 117 Ringold Beckman Wm., lab., 61 Walnut


Bedel John, turner, 23 Rickey


Bedel Leonard, 23 Rickey


Beggs Jas., b.k., 224 Madison [mouth Behrman Christian, dry goods, 133 Mon-


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NEWPORT


(BRI)


DIRECTORY.


(BUT)


Bebrman H. W., clk., 133 Monmouth Bell Carey, lab., 35 Saratoga Bell Geo. W., painter, e.s. German nr. Ringold


Bell John, cigar mkr., w.s Cabot b. Bellevue and Madison


Bellenger J. P., b.k., 71 Mayo


Bellman Wm., box mkr., e.s. Ann n. of Ringold


Belville Rev. Saml. S., 67 Saratoga Benke Hy., moulder, s.e.c. Saratoga and Ringold


Benneman Fred., carp., 85 Rickey Bennet A .. ins. agt., w.s. York b. Front and Eglantine


Bennet William 11., City Marshall, 80 Mayo


Bennett B. T., (B. T. B. & Co.) e.s. York nr. Williamson


Bennett B. T. & Co., (B. T. B. & Jacob Shutt.) lumher dealers, s.w.c. Mon- mouth and Williamson


ENNETT GEO. S.,


B Local Editor Cincinnati Enquirer, s.s. Tihbatts b. York and Putnam Bennett HI. Thornton, n.w.c. Bellevue and Cabot


Bennett Ilarvey C., carp., e.s. Cabot nr. McArthur


Berry Albert S., atty., s.e.c. Bellevue and York, h. s.s. Bellevue b. York and Columbia


Berry Jas., s s. Bellevue b. York and Columbia


Berry Jonathan, book agt., 116 Madison Berry Matthew, helper, s.s. Front opp. Mill Rolling


Berry W. J., atty., n.e.c. York and Mad- ison


Bernard Anthony, eng., 94 Mayo Bernard Geo., 181 Saratoga


Berner Danl., basket mkr., n.s. Good- man nr. Brighton


Best Conrad, meat store, n.e.c. Walnut and Patterson


Best Jacob, baker, s.w.c. Columbia and Bellevue


Bethmann C., soap and candle factory, w.s. John s. of Liberty


Betts Mrs., n.e.c. Saratoga and Ringold Betz Frank, dairyman, s.s. Williamson opp. Orchard


Betz Matthew, dairyman, w.s. Monmouth s. of Williamson


Beyland C. F., farmer, e.s. Cabot b. Har- ris and Tibbatts


Beyland C. F., jr., b.k., e.s Cabot b. Harris and Tibbatts Beyland II E., b.k., e.s. Cabot b. Harris and Tibbatts


Bickley Humphrey, e.s. Monmouth b. Taylor and Southgate


Bier Rev. Conrad, s.s. Mayo b. York and Monmouth Bierman Casper, lab., n.s. Goodman nr. · Patterson


Biggs Michael, agt., 184 Bellevue


Bigleman Geo., wood sawyer, n.s. Mc- Arthur nr. Cabot Bigstaff Benj. F., clk., 210 Madison Billerbeck A. B., h.k., bds. 138 Taylor Billerbeck C. A., liquor dealer, 138 Tay- lor


Biltz Chas., blksmith, 148 Saratoga


Bindley Benj., pattern mkr., w.s. Col- umbia opp. Tibhatts


Bindley Hiram, finisher, w.s. York nr. Williamson


Bird Martha, dressmkr., w.s. York b. Front and Eglantine


Bischer Sebastian, lab., 61 Rickey


Bischoff C., whitewasher, 64 Madison Bishop J. R., artist, 10 Monmouth


Bishop Jas., driver, w.s. York b. Jeffer- son and Mayo


Bishop Robt., white washer, 33 Saratoga Bissell H. B., cashier, 1 Monmouth Bissell John, carp., 118 Taylor


Black Ellen. n.s. McArthur nr. Columbia Black Thos., eng , n.s. McArthur near Columbia


Black wood Thos., clk., 49 Rickey


Blaedhauser Wm., shoemkr., e.s. Cabot, s. of McArthur Blashford David, pilot, 141 York Blesch S., tailor, 226 Monmouth


Blesch Michael, boots and shoes, s.w.c. Monmouth and Harris


Bleiehner Jacob. stone mason, 71 Wal-




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