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J.  H.  WILLISTON  A  00.,  PUJiLISKERS. 


INGHAM   «    ^12^d^<7, 


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H.  Cowpertliwait  &  Co,,     1  2 
Sower,  Barnes  &  C^., ' 
Sunday  Seliool  Unfeii,     ■ 
,  PrcsBytcriaii  Tract  SoV%  yt 
Blaneliard  &  Lee,         j  j: 


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WHOLESALE  DEALERS  IN  ALL  KIXDS  OF 

Miscellaneous,  Medical,  Mteic  Books, 

.SPECIAL  A^NTS  FOU  OHIO  OF  - 

AND   T-IE   PirnLICATXONS  OF  ' 

D.  Applcton  &  Co.,.   '    ]  a- 
Mctliodist  Douk  Concern, 
Slieidon  &  Co.> 
Cliarles  Scribner  k  Cc, 
American  Bible  Society,  J  ^ 
ESPECIAL     INDUCEIVI  ENTS     AFFORDED 
TO  WHOLESALE  BUYERS  OP 

School  Books  and  Stationer}'. 

THE  TRADE  SUPPT  TED  WITJi  ALJ,  TV  7. 

K 3W  Issues,  in  aU  depa-'tments  of  Literature. 

SUPPLIED    TO    THE    THAT  1    AT  PUIUSHLRS'   NKT    iHiiwES,  AND  -TO 
SCHOOLS  AND^X;W:::    .11/  UOARDS  O^f  rAVOI-^ABLF  TEllMS.  i      ;- 

INGHAM  &  BRAGG  X^JBIiISJEi 

Hillard's  Readers,  Tate'"  Philosc -dixies, 

Stoddard's  Arithmetics,  .  Payspn,  Ducton  &  Sr-'-uner's  Writing 

Worcester's  Dictignanes,  Books,         x:^" 

Cornell's  Geographies,  j  Webster's  Pronc-mcirig  3peUer,^ 

Hanaford  &  Payson's  Bool- -.\e«^  iiig,    ;  Goldeil^"  rr^tli.  (.:!?: ,  L'o(  ;)  for  schools 

Parley's  1st  and  2d  BooLi  of  History,;  Winslow  s  Inte'llecVia.:  i  'dlosopiiy. 

Green's  Grammars.  ' 

ESPECIALLY  FAVORABLE  IXDirCEMEXTH  TO  WJiOLIiSALE  rURCHA 

INGJ3AM  &  BRAGG,  School  Ecok  Depocltory, 


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LIBRARY 


aoKDON,  McMillan  &  co., 

WHOLESALE  GROCERS, 


AND 


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CLEVELAND,    OHIO. 

SAME    PARTIES   UNDER   FIRM   OF 

GORDON,  FELLOWS  &  lEcMILLAN, 


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inVEI^OI^TETlS, 


AND 


Commission  Merchants, 


W.  J.GOBDON,  ) 
G.  A.  FELLOWS.> 
S.  I).  MMILLAN,) 


irmwT^mmo  i£H£ 


Between  Broadway 
near 


H.  R  BRAYTON 


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AT  WATER  BUILDING,  CLEVELAND,  O. 


SIGHT  DRAFTS  ON  ALL  THE   CITIES   OF  EUROPE. 


Pa^'-age  Tickets  from  all  Parts  of  Europe  to  Cleveland. 


a  o  is/L  lE^  j^jsT  x:ei  & 


Contir    lal  Insurace  Co.,  N.  Y.  Cu,.,     _, 

Fireir«i.  's  Fund  Insiirance  Co.,  N.  Y.  d      

Kiug  s  I  ounty  Fire  Insurance  Co.,  N.  Y.    -ity,. 

Lamar  Iv  urance  Co.,  N.  Y.  City, .__'__ 

Metropolis  •  Insurance  Co.,  N.  Y.  City    

Mercantile  i.    irance  Co.,  N.  Y.  Citv    .^ ^__ 

North  Amerieu   ''■'^wranc&jCA^^"'     .  Citv, 


Phcenix  Insuran'eev,^_^__^  _  ^.^^^.xMXiy, 


.Cash  Assets,  $871,782 
164,688 
158,500 
359,069 
355,441 
252,550 
311,864 
290,914 
205,699 


Western  Mass.  Insurance  Co.,  Pittsfield,__ 

New  York  Life  Insurance  Co.,  N.  Y.  City, A.ssets,  1,665J736 

1^-  Policies  Issued  in  the  above  Companies  at  Keasonable  Rates  on  Desiratle  E  isks..^ 


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GEO.  A.  STANLEY, 


STUB  &  mm  CMLE 


MANUrACTUREIl, 


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On  the  Canal,  near  the  Weigh  Lock, 


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WM.  H.  HAYES  &  CO., 

Successors  to  Hilliard,  Hayes,  Palmer  &  Co., 
"WKCOLES-A-ILE      3DEA.X.EPIS      I KT 


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No.  132  'Water  Street, 

£".°wBroll:g.7vIr.,o|  (SLEfELABO.  OEM. 

LAKE  ERIE  PAPER  CO. 

118  Bank  Street, 

GLEVELA¥B,      -      -      -      OHIO, 

MAKUFACTUREB8  AND  WHOLESALE  DEALEBS  IN 


OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION. 

gMritittg,  f  rmtiitg  aiti  eKtrHptng  f  apr, 
MEDIUM,  FLAT  CAP,  FOLIO  POST  AND  DEMI, 

AT  MANUFACTURERS'  PRICES. 

i^.    ^W.    TAYLOR,  ^OENT, 

I^^THE    HIGHEST  PRICE   PAID    FOR   RAGS..^ 

est.a.bi:-.isi3:eid    iisr    iss  5- 

O.  CUTTKR&^N, 
RUCTION  &  COMMISSION  MERCHANTS, 


No.  8  Bank  Street, 


Opposite  the 
Wkddell  House, 


(SLiiiLiiB,  mm. 


0::^  Sales  of  Dry  Goods,  Tuesdays  and  Thursdays ;  Furniture  sales,  regular  every 
3aturday.  Real  Estate,  Stocks,  out  door  sales,  in  city  and  country,  attended  to.  Liberal 
;ash  advances  made  on  consignments  intended  for  auction. 


. E.  CUTTKR. 


W        ' 


GEORGE  H.  ADAMS, 

'   PAINTER, 

No.  170  Superior  Street,  Empire  Block, 


mmmwrnm^Awn 


WILLIAM    I.   PRICE LEMUEL    CKAWFOBD DAVID   MORKIS. 

PRICE,  CRAWFORD  &  MORRIS, 

DEALERS  IN 

Briar  Hill,  Mineral  Ridge  and  Chippewa  COAL 

B-^    THE     C-A.I^OO- 

Government  Pier,  \  ^^^^fe  "tf  &i^^^-?^^U.  t^ ^   Wo 

WOOLSON,  HITCHCOCK  &  CARTER, 

MANUFACTURERS  OF  ALL  KINDS  OF 


O  DP  F  I  G  E  = 

Junction  of  Vineyard  and  Champlain  Sts., 
TAYLOR,  GRISWOLD  &  CO., 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALERS  IN  FRENCH,  ENOLISH  AND  AMERICAN 


OIL    CLOTHS, 

Velvet,  Brussels,  Tapestry  and  Ingrain  Carpeting, 

173    SUPERIOR   STREET, 

N.  W.  TAYLOR,     ) 


1859.  1859. 

CHAMBERLIN,  CRAWFORD  &  CO., 

p.  CHAMBERLIN,  J.  H.  CRAWFORD,  A.  J.  BREED. 

Forwarding  &  Commission  Merchants. 

DEALERS  IN 

FLOUR,  PORK,  GRAIN,  AND  HANGING  ROCK  PIG  IRON, 

Fire-Proof  Brick  Building,  Cor.  Merwin  and  Division  Sts  ,  near  the  Bridge, 

PROPRIETORS  OF  THE 

NORTHERN    TRANSPORTATION    LINE,    OHIO    CANAL, 

AGENTS  FOR  THE 

NortlieiTi  Transportation  Co.,  N.  T.  Co.'s  Express,  and  New  York  and  Erie  Railroad, 

Comprising  the  following  Efficient  and  Reliable  Lake  Lines  : 

Daily  to  DUNKIRK  &  NEW  YORK.  |  Daily  to  SANDUSKY,  TOLEDO  &  DETROIT. 

Tri-Weekly  to  OGDENSBURGH,  OSWEGO,  BOSTON  &  NEW  ENGLAND. 

Tri-Weekly  to  CHICAGO,  MILWAUKEE,  MACKINAC  and  Intermediate  Ports. 

Property  consigned  or  delivered  to  our  care,  will  receive  prompt  and  careful  attention. 

Q:^ Passengers  will  be  ticketed  through  in  all  directions,  at  the  lowest  rates._/^ 

NORTHERN  TRANSPORTATION  COMFY 

Is  prepared  to  transport  property  between 

Boston,  all   Points  in   New  •  England,   New  York   and   the   West, 

WITH   PROMPTNESS,  CARE    AND    DISPATCH. 

THIS  WELL  KNOWN  LINE  OF  FIRST  CLASS  SCREW    STEAMERS 

CONNECTS   AT 

Ogdensburgh  with  the  Railroad  for  Boston, 

FORMING  A   TRI-WEEKLY  LINE    BETWEEN 

Boston,  Ogdensburgh  &  Oswego, 

And  Cleveland,  Sandusky,  Toledo  and  Detroit. 

AND   SEMI-WEEKLY   BETWEEN 

Boston,  Ogdensburgh,  &  Oswego,  &  Cleveland,  Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  Intermediate  Port?, 

AND   AT   DUNKIRK   WITH    THE 
KTEW  ■yorns:    -A.ISriD    ElilE    Ii-A.IL    Ti.OA.JD, 

Forming  a  Daily  Line  between  New  York,  Cleveland  and  Sandusky. 

agents: 

.1.  Myeks,  No.  177  Broadway,  )  -fr       vr.T>ir     I     John  Hocking,  No,  95  State  St, )  t}„„„_,, 

J.  L.  Warner,  No. 3  Coenties  Slip.l  ^^^  ^o^^-     |     Albert  Cushman.  108  State  St.i  Boston. 
Chas.  S.  Tappan,  Agt.  Philadelphia  &  Elmira  R.  R.,  Corner  6th  &  Chestnut  Sts.,  Philadelphia. 

CHAMBERLIN,  CRAWFORD  &  Co.,  Cleveland,  O. 


/( 


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H.  HABVET, g.    WITT. 

H.  HARVEY  &  CO., 

DEALERS  IN  FLOUR, 

PROPRIETORS  OP  CITY  MILLS, 

OFFICE  AND   WAREHOUSE,   MERWIN    ST., 

OUTHWAITE  &  BLACKWELL, 


MANUFACTUREBS   OP 


l&RD  OIL.  TAllOW  Oil,  NUT'S- FOOT  OIL,  SOiP, 

Stearine  and  Tallow  Candles. 

Ofiice  and  Factory,  Nos,  17  and  19  St.  Clair  Street, 
1859.  18S9- 

H.    J.    WEBB, 

SHIP      BROKER, 

FORWARDING  AND  COMMISSION  MERCHANT. 

OFFICE  AND  WAREHOUSE, 

In  K.  Sherman's  Warehouse,  South  of  the  Erie  Elevators,  on  West  Side. 

N.  B. — H,  J.  W.  will  Charter  Vessels  for  the  Lake  Trade,  and  obtain  Freights  for  Sail 
Vessels  at  the  best  Rate.     Also,  special  attention  paid  to  Storage  and  Forwarding. 

N.  H.  BILLIARD.  WM.  H.  LASH. 

HILLIARD   &   LASH, 

Successors  to  PYNCHON  &  ENSWORTH, 


And  Manufacturers  of  Pure  Vinegar,  Cider  Vinegar  and  Pickles. 


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1^7  Every   variety  of  Pickles,  in  Jars,  Barrels    and   Half  Barrels   constantiv  on  hand..£tr 

Our  facilities  are  unequaUd  by  those  of  auy  other  establishment  in  the  United  States. 

CAPACITY  OF  VINEGAR  APPARATUS,  10,000  BARRELS  PER  YEAR. 

No.  '^^^^^^^^^i;^^^^^^    \     (SLI¥IiMB,  ®EI®. 


THE  GERMAN 

INSURANCE  COMPANY, 


OF 


CLEVEL^NT),    OHIO. 


Organized  January  28, 1859  under  the  general  law  of  the  State  of  Ohio. 

Capital  stock  5000  Shares  at    -        -        -     20  Dollars  Each, 

Secured  by  Real  Estate,        -        -        -        -  $100,000. 

■  •»» » 

C.  W.  SCHMIDT,  Prest.  Dr.  W.  MEYER, Vice  Prest.  JACOB  MUELLER,  Sec. 

C.  W.  SCHMIDT,  DR.  W.  MEYER,  JACOB  MUELLER, 

JACOB  MAYER,  JOHN  WAGNER,  JOHN  A.  BISHOP, 

HENRY  KELLER,  G.  LEICK,  C.  F.  SILBERG. 

Office,  Atv^ater  Block,  up  stairs. 


TTR  AIT)  ?ATT  TAMPA  IT 

Corner  Main  and  Centre  Streets,  opposite  Centre  Block, 

•WE  ST     S  I  13  E, 

CLEYEUNB,       -       -        ■       -       OHIO. 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Cute,  laik,  anJr  Wimku  Mare 

C3-E]SrEPl-A.LIj  -ST, 

WHITE  ASS  B  UTTER  B  UCKE TS, 

■Wsrxrr:Ej:  co"VETis.     -a.i,so. 

Sap   Buckets,   for   Farmer's  Use. 

TAYLOR  &  GRAHAM,  Proprietors. 


C.    p.    BORN, 


218  Superior  Street, 


Cleveland,  0., 


Would  call  tlie  attention  of  the  public  to  his 


FLyiiBIII 


iTAiLliHillNT 


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Where  they  can  find  a  great  variety  of  Water-Fixtures,  such  as 

Lead  Pipe,  Sheet  Lead,  Brass  and  Plated  Cocks, 

BATH    TUBS,    SHOWER    BATHS, 

WATER    CLOSETS,  WASH    STANDS,    RUBBER    HOSE, 


AND 


BATHING  APPARATUS  IN  GENERAL 


DEALER  IN  ALL  KINDS  OF 

Cooking,  Parlor,  Hall  and  Office 


MANUFACTURER  OF  ALL  KINDS  OF 


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■9) 


AND 


COPPER     ^VORK. 


OCrChain  and  Cistern  PUMPS  sold,  put  up,  and  repaired.    ROOFING,  and  Jobbing 
in  general,  attended  to  with  dispatch. 


S.   BUHRER, 

RECTIFIER, 

AND 

^W"H:OI.ESA.LIil     DEA.LER 

IN 

ft 

Foreign  and  Domestic 


Mines  aiilr  f  ipars, 


ALSO, 

CUYAHOGA  VALLEY,  MONOI^GAHELA, 

Bourbon,  Magnolica,  and  other  Brands  of  Whisky. 


MANUFACTURER  OP 


BUHRER'S  GENTIAN  BITTERS, 

NO.  6  HEWITT'S  BLOCK, 
Merivin  Street, 


f     ^lt*'««»«e'«M^a 


ADAMS  &  JETVETT, 

No.  144  Superior  Street,  American  Buildings, 

CLEVELAND,  OHIO. 


ALFRED  ADAMS, 
J.  F.  JKWETT. 


FLOURj     BUCKWHEAT   AND     MEAL     SACKSj 

ALWAYS  ON  HAND.      ALSO, 


ORDERS    FILLED    WITH    PROiMPTIVESg, 


'^..TERMS    CASH.-S39L 


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PROFESSOR   OP 


PUBLIC  SCHOOLS  AND  MERCANTILE  COLLEGE. 

CUYAHOGA  STEAM  FURNACE  CO., 

MANUFACTURERS    OF 

Railroad  Machinery,  Hand  and  Marine  Steam  Engines, 

MILL  GEERINGANJD  HYDRAULIC  PRESSES. 

Locomotive  Shop  on    Cleveland    Centre.  —  Foundry  and  Machine  Shop   West  Side  Biveti 

3E3-    T,    J5'g3E33El.XjI3NrC3-,    u^se33.t, 

M.  C.  PARKER,  M.  D., G.  O.  BUTLBR,  M.  D. 

DRS.  PARKER  &  BUTLEIR, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

Drugs,  Botanic  &  Eclectic  Medicines, 

WINES  AND  LIQUORS,  GEOCEEIES,  PEEFUMERY.  &c. 

MANUFACTURERS  OF  POLISH  BLACKING. 

Store  and  Office,  No.  50  South  Side  Public  Square, 

CX.E'VEIjA.lSriD,  OHIO. 

\\*|j|  ^^>|f'1^^''     N.    B. — RESIDENCE,    NO.    221    PITTSBURGH     STREET. 

Oi^Oalls  in  their  Profession  promptly  responded  to.«CO 

CLEVEI.A.]SrD    IRON    AV  O  R  K  S. 
BLISH,  aARLICK  cS-  CO., 

MANUFACTURERS    OF 

ENGINES,  BOILERS,  GAS  AND  WATER  PIPE, 

Window  Caps,  Columns,  Building  &  General  Castings. 

AlsOilManufactTirers  and  Dealers  in  Stoves,  Hollow  Ware,  Tin,  Sheet  Iron  and  Copper  Ware. 
OFFICE    AND    SAIiESROOM.  1  ,         ^   WORKS    ON 

Corner  of  River  and  Lighthouse  fctreeta,     |      Meadow  Streets,  opposite  Gas  Works, 


JEFFERSON  THOMAS, 
MASON 


AND 


Residence,  46  Wood  Street, 


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B.  B.  STONE  &  CO., 


DEALERS  IN 


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No.  150  Ontario  Street, 


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B.  B.  STONE, __M.  Z  STONE. 


W.  p.  COOKE. 


18  5  9. 

W.  P.  COOKE  &  CO., 


E.  DENISON. 


iHia 


AND 


LEATHER,HIDES,  OIL,SHOE  FINDINGS, 

WOOL  AND   SHEEP   PELTS, 

No.  127  Water  St.,  Cleveland,  O. 


g^-PARTICULAR  ATTENTION  PAID  TO  ORDERS.^^ir 


fcwiLiLfii^  m 


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STONE,  CHISHOLM  &  JONES, 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


RAIL  ROAD  IRON,  COLLIERS  RAIL, 

Wrought  Iron  Beams  and  Girders,  for  Fire-Proof  Buildings, 

FLAT,  ROUND,  SQUARE,  HEAVY,  SHIP  AND  BRIDGE  IRON, 

RAIL   ROAD  SPIKE,  &c.,  &c. 


GENERAL  DEALERS  IN 


Cut  and  Wrought  Spike,  Boiler  Rivets  and  Glass, 


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AGENTS  FOR  BTJRKE  &  BAENE'S  CELEBRATED  FIRE-PROOF  SAFES. 
Office  and  Warehouse,  Nos.  86  and  88  River  Street, 

€Li¥SLiKB,  mm. 


HARRIS'  IMPROVED 

DOUBLE  THREAD 

Family  Sewing  Machines. 

I^IIICE    $35  OO- 

Uncqualcd  for  Speed,  Beauty  and  Simplicity. 


ISA..      -A-.      E  ^A.  I^  Ij  , 
244  Superior  Street,  Cleveland,  O, 


GEORGE  B.  SLOAT  &  CO.'S 

ELLIPTICAL  LOCK  STITCH 


AND  IMPROVED 


Shuttle  Sewing  Machines, 

AT  PEICES  FEOM  60  TO  65  DOLLARS, 

A.T     KTO-    S44    SXJFEE.IOK.     ST., 

CLEVELAND,  0. 

M.  A.  EABL,  Agent. 


These  Machines  use  two  threads,  make  a  double  and  elastic  stitch  that  cannot  be 
ripped,  are  very  simple,  easily  operated,  will  quilt,  stitch,  hem,  gather  and  embroider, 
and  are  the  best  and  only  reliable  double  thread  machine  in  market  at  a  reasonable  price. 


HOTEL. 


BO-A.mD,  $1,00   I>EIl  IDA.-2-- 
»■♦-• 

C.  COATES,   -     Proprietor. 
Comer  Johnson  and  Water  Sts., 


WHOLESALE  DEALERS  IN 


Staple  and  Fancy  Dry  Goods, 

YANKEE    NOTIONS,    &C., 

m  WATER  ST.,  -   ■   -   ■   GLEYEUNB,  0. 

^^P articular  attention  paid  to  Merchant  Tailors'  Goods  and  Trimmings. 

L.  ALCOTT, B.  W.  HORTON. 

T.  JONES  &  SONS, 


f^  i^iUf>  MS  #^         wW    ^Uff  ^)^  ^^^  ^^  ^ 
Cor.  Prospect  and  Middle  Sts.,  CLEVELAND,  OHIO. 

MANUFACTURERS  OF  AND  DEALERS  IN 

Marble  Mantles  and  Grates  of  Every  Description. 

Plambcvs  and  Cabinet  Slabs,  Vier  Tops,  Brackets,  •fee. 

ALSO,  BEST  CALCINED  PLASTER  AT  WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL. 

J.  C.  WAGNER, 

Auctioneer,  and  General  Commission  Merchant 

Salesroom,  No.  160  Superior  St.,  opposite  Weddell  House,  Cleveland,  0. 

Consignments  of  Merchandise  and  out  door  Sales  solicited,  and  prompt  returns 
guaranteed.  For  Display  and  Sale,  this  spacious  Salesroom  offers  great  facilities,  and  its 
location  is  the  best  and  most  Central  in  the  City. 

(^f^M.oney  advanced  on  the  most  satisfactory  terms,  on  securities  of  every  kind,  viz.: 
Dry  Goods,  Hardware,  Watches,  Diamonds,  Jewelry,  Fire-Arms,  Furniture,  Carpets, 
Pianos,  Mirrors,  Paintings,  General  Merchandise,  and  all  personal  property  and  articles 
oi  value.    Reliable  References  given. 


KEEIER'S  PATENT  IRON  SCALES. 

First  Premium  Ohio  State  Fair,  1858. 


THESE  SCALES  had  awarded  to  them  the  First  Premium  at  the  State  Fair,  over  the 
celebrated  Fairbank's  Scale,  and  beat  that  Scale  more  than  7  to  1  at  a  recent  severe  pub- 
lic test,  invited  by  the  agents  of  Fairbanks,  at  Fort  Wayne,  Ind.  The  following  show 
how  these  Scales  are  appreciated  by  business  men  of  Cleveland  : 

CtEVELAND,  January  8th,  1859. 

Mr.  J.  F.  Keeler — Dear  Sir :  Having  had  one  of  your  Platform  Scales  in  use  for 
the  past  ten  years,  it  gives  me  pleasure  to  say  that  ihey  have  given  entire  satisfaction  up 
to  this  time,  and  promise  well  for  the  future.  A.  J.  HOLT. 

OUR  PATENT  LEVELER 
Is  attached  to  all  our  Scales,  for  no  Scale  can  weigh  correctly,  as  the  following  shows  : 

Cleveland,  January  8th,  1859. 
This  certifies  that  some  months  since,  finding  that  our  Fairbanks  Floor  Scale  was  not 
weighing  accurately,  we  requested  Mr.  Keeler  to  examine  it.  He  discovered  it  to  be  out 
of  level,  and  on  restoring  it  to  a  level  it  weighed  correctly.  The  variation  of  the  Scale 
from  a  level  position  had  been  so  small  as  to  escape  our  notice,  and  was  hardly  precep- 
tible  until  a  leveler  was  applied.  HANNA,  GARRETSON  &  CO. 

0:^Address  orders  to  KBELER'S  SCALE  WORKS,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 


AT 

211  SuPEKiOR  St.,  Cleyeland. 

READ  THE   FOLLOWING   LINES. 

TF    "^SrOXJI^    TEETH    -A.E.E    B-A-ID, 

READ  THEM   WITH   GREAT   CARE. 

If  you  l\aYC  no  Teclli  at  a\\,  lilSP  : 

A  FACT  that  is  daily  exhibited  in  the  streets,  in  the  social  circle,  and  in  the  parlor, 
by  the  humblest  peasant  and  the  proudest  autocrat  is,  that  hundreds  of  persons  LOSE 
good  sets  of  teeth  for  the  want  of  the  timely  aid  of  a  good  and  skillful  dentist.  A 
POOR  and  INFERIOR  operation  is  in  many  cases  WORSE  than  none  at  all.  If  your 
teeth  are  good,  have  them  examined  by  a  good  dentist,  and  keep  them  in  order.  If 
poor,  no  time  should  be  lost,  but  have  them  repaired — the  sooner  the  better,  and  escape 
that  which  Burns  says  is  the  hell  of  all  diseases.  All  irregularities  of  the  teeth  should 
be  attended  to  in  childhood  and  youth. 

ALL  PERSONS  DESIROUS  OF  FINE  DENTAL   OPERATIONS, 
are  invited  to  call  at  my  room,  where  particular  attention  is  given  to  the  preservation  of 
the  natural  teeth,  where  the  vulcanized  coralite,  or  Gutta  Percha  base  for  artificial  teeth 
is  manufactured,  and  all  varieties  of  artificial  teeth  are  put  up  in  the  best  manner. 

VT.  B.  INGEIRSOLL, 

No.  211  Superior  Street,  Marble  Block,  CLEVELAND,  0. 


H.   D.   HOYEY  &  CO., 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALERS  IN  ALL  KINDS  OF 


CONSISTING  OP 

Lehigh,  Lackawana,  Goshen,  Chippewa  &  Newcastle. 

ALSO,  THE  BEST  QUALITY  OF  COAL  FOR 

Office  &  Yard  99  Merwin  St.,  near  Centre  Bridge, 

GLEVELASTB.    OHIO, 

STEAM  MARBLE  WORKS. 

MYEDRsTlDlEIlT^  CO., 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALERS  IN 

Fiiijii  4  Miiiiiij  mmmM 

And  Mamifaclurers  of  Monuments,  Mantles,  Cabinet  Slabs,  &c. 

No.  179  Superior  St.,  near  Merchants  Bank,  CLEVELAND,  O. 

STEAM    WORKS    FOOT    OF     SENECA    STREET. 

G.  A.  MYERS, C.  F.  UHL, J.  J.  MYERS. 

KIPLBY,  SON  &  CO., 

WHOLESALE  DEALERS  IN 

American  and  Italian  Marble, 

OLE^s7^EXj.A.nsr3D,     OHIO. 

All  kinds  of  Polishing  Materials  furnished  at  the  Lowest  Rates. 
RIPLEY  &  SON,  Center  Rutland,  Vt 

MYERS,  UHL  &  CO.,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 

HENRY    SCHONEWALDj 

Proprietor  of  the  Union  Line,  Depot  236  &  238  Orange  St., 

DEALER  IN  WOOD,  WILLOW  AND  JAPANED  WARE, 

ttruslies,  Hats,  Toy  C'cvstlngs,  HaraCllcs, 


CIEVEIAO  PIDMBIM  WORKS, 

ATWATER    BUILDING  J 
FOOT    OF    SUFEHIOH    STKEET. 


JB.   JP. 


(SUCCESSOR  TO  J.  B.  BARNES,) 


P11  AfTir  AT 


And  licensed  by  the  Commissioners  to  do  work  in  connection  witli  the  Cleveland  Water 

Works,  woirld  respectfully  announce   to  House  Owners,  Builders,  and  the 

citizens  in  general,  that  he  is  prepared  to  do  every  description  of 


INCLUDING  THE  PITTING  UP  OF 


BATH  ROOMS,  WATER  CLOSETS,  WASH  BASINS, 

And  everything  connected  with  Plumbing,  in  the  most  approved  style.     Particular 
attention  is  called  to  the 


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FOR  WHICH  HE  IS  SOLE  AGENT  IN  THIS  CITY  AND  VICINITY. 


It  is  superior  to  anything  heretofore  introduced  for  conveying  water,  for  Cheapness, 

Purity  and  Durability.     It  does  not  rust  and  fill  up,  it  is  not  poisonous,  and  is 

stronger  than  either  Lead  or  Galvanized  Iron  Pipe.     He  also  keeps  on  Jiand 

Lead  and  Galvanized  Iron  Pipe,  the  best  and  Latest  Improved 

Water  Closets  and  Bath  Tubs,  and  every  description 

of  Plumbing  Materials. 

JS^  Jobbing  done  with  Neatness  and  Despatch,  -^y 


J.    M.    HUaHE  S' 

B  ^.  E  l^ir  E  IR.  ^, 

OFFICE     IlSr    BnE'WEn'2', 

On  West  Street,  between  Merwln  and  Vineyard  Streets, 

X,  XX  AND  XXX  ALE  AND  PORTER. 

CLEVELAND     BRUSH    COMPANY, 

MANUFACTtJBEBS  OF  ALL  KINDS  OF  BRISTLE 


87  Champlain  St.,  next  to  Industrial  School,  CLEVELAND,  0. 

BI^XJSHES    IvI-A-IDE    TO    OI?,IDEI?^ 
I.  C.  PENDLETON,  Manager,  Office,  58  Public  Square,  up  stairs. 

OTTHE  OLDEST  HAT  FIRM  IN  THE  STATE.   ESTABLISHED  IN  1826.-^ 

JY^.  DOCKSTADER    Sf    CO., 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALERS  IN 

HATlx  tjAx  Sy  X  uHei^  AMI)  ITRa  W  uOOBl/ 

Robes,  Umbrellas,  Gloves,  Carpet  Bags,  Valises,  Truuka,  &c.. 
Ill    STJFEI^IOI?.     STI?.EET, 

Sign  Of  the  Mammotli  Hat,    -    -    -    (S]LIE¥ISILi)iiri2),  (Dm©, 

N.  DOCKSTADER, W.  J.  DOCKSTADER, W.  H.  POTTS. 

10=  CASH    PAID    FOR    HATTllVG    AND    SHIPPING    FCRS.cQI 

Machine  Brokers  &  Commission  Merchants. 

Office  and  Depot,  95  Water  Street,  CLEVELAND,  0. 

•-#-• — ' 

iS@°"Special  attention  given  to  the  Purchase  and  Sale  of  Machinery. 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in 

'WALL    AND     WINDOW    JPARER, 

French  and  German  Looking-Glasses,  all  kinds  oT  Ornamental  Gilt  Frames,  and 
UphoUtery    Furnishing    Goods, 

No.  146  Superior  St.,  American  House,  opp-  Weddell  House,  Cleveland,  0. 
BE3>a"3SrETT'S 

FOREST     CITY    HOUSE. 

EoARD  $1,25  PER  Day.  ALLEN  &  CO.,  Proprietors. 

003R,    SXJI'BH.IOIt    ST.    -A.lSrr>    I^XJBIjIC    s<axj^^iiB, 

(DM¥ISILAMIID,   (DIEIIKID, 


)SBLL  &  Co. 


j"Obbe:r.s   ust 


Straw  and  Millinery  Goods. 

Also,  Agets  for  !E.  Bertrand  Sc  Co.'s  Bnck  Mitt  and 

Kid  Glove  Manufactories,  Johnsto^w^n, 

N.  Y.,  and  Milhau,  France, 


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[UP    STAIRS,] 

CLE"\^EL^lSrD,    OHIO. 


J 


L.  B.  LINDSLEY,  (       Collins  &  Co 


JOHNB.  GOODSELL, 

late  firm  Puller  &  Co. 


D.   P 


MANUFA  CTURER, 

No.  195  Pittsburgh  Street, 


M.  CREXGHTON, 

BLANK  BOOK  MANUFACTURER, 


LEDGERS, 
JOURNALS, 
DAY  BOOKS, 
RECORDS, 

AND 

BLANK  BOOKS, 

OP  EVERY  DESCRIPTION, 
MADE  TO  OKDER. 


OLD   BOOKS, 
MAGAZINES, 
MUSIC, 

AND 

p  PICTORIAL    WORKS, 

iii 

BOUND  IN  A 


SUPERIOR  MANNER. 


HBRALD   BUILDINGj 

CLEVELAND,       -       .       .       . 


OHIO. 


mmw  m  counselor  at  law, 

PENSION  IGENT  AND  NOTARY  PUBLIC, 

Office,  No.  1G8  Superior  St.,  up  stairs,  Avith  Williamson  &  Riddle,  Cleveland,  O. 

He  will  give  special  attention  to  the  collection  of  claims  in  Cayahoga  County  and 
throughout  Northern  Ohio, 

He  will  also  give  attention  to  Revolutionary  and  Invalid  Pension  Cases,  Bounty  Land 
Warrants,  &c.  He  is  associated  with  one  of  the  best  Lawyers  of  Wiishington'i  D.  C, 
which  enables  him  to  jDrosecute  claims  with  great  success.  Particular  attention  given  to 
rejected  cases. 

He  will  also  buy  and  sell  Land  Warrants,  attend  to  the  purchase  and  Location  of 
Lands  in  the  Northwestern  States  and  Territories,  and  also  procure  patents  for  laud 
which  has  been  located. 


J.    B.    COLLIINS, 


AND  MANUFACTUUEB  OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION  OF 


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BRASS  AND  IRON  CASTINGS, 
89  MIAMI  STREET,    -    -    CLEVELAND,  OHIO. 


•^ 


PUBLISHERS  OF  THE 


CLEVELAND 


Daily,  Tri- Weekly  and  "Weekly. 

AND  ^ 

IsTo.  144  SXJPEI^IOIl  STREET, 

(OPPOSITE  WEDDELL  HOUSE,) 

»-♦-• 

DAILY, ----$5  00  per  annum. 

DAILY,  delivered  by  Carrier,         .         _         -         -         -        One  Shilling  per  week. 

TRI-WEEKLY, %2>  00  per  annum. 

WEEKLY, •       -  $1  50        " 

^  ^ « 

Having  nine  Steam  and  Hand  Presses,  and  tlie  largest  variety  of  Type  in  the  west, 
\^Q  are  prepared  to  do  every  description  of  Printing  in  the  best  style,  on  short  notice,  and 
at  reasonable  prices. 

Particular  attention  paid  to  Blank  Printing,  and  Blank  Books  for  Banks,  Railroads  and* 
Counting  Rooms, 

Every  description  of  Binding  done  to  order. 

E.    COW^LES   &   CO. 


J.    H.    WILLISTON     &     CO.'S 


DIRECTOR 


OF     THE 


C'lTY    OF    CLEVELAND, 


TO   WHICH   IS   ADDED   A 


BUSINESS   DIRECTORY, 


FOR 


18  5  9-6  O. 


CLEVELAND,   OHIO: 

J.  H.  WILLISTON  &C0.,  PRINTERS  AND  PUBLISHERS, 

No.  20  Atwater  Building,  junction  of  Superior  and  Water  Streets. 


GENEHAL   INDEX. 


Asylums 29 

Bands 29 

Bdnks 23 

Board  of  Education 33 

Board  of  Trade 19 

Canal  Collector's  Office 18 

Cemeteries 29 

Churches 30 

City  Government 19 

City  Officers 19 

City  Ordinance 20 

Cleveland  Post  Office 18 

Convents . 29 

Court  of  Common  Pleas 18 

Custom  House 18 

Cuyahoga  County  Government 18 

Express  Companies 24 

Fire  Department 21 

General  Directory  of  Names, 43 

Incorporated  Companies 24 

Insurance  Companies 23 


List  of  Streets 35 

Medical  Colleges 28 

Military 22 

Miscellaneous  Schools  and  Academies —  34 

Newspapers  and  Periodicals 29 

Ohio  State  Government 17 

Omissions,  Changes,  Corrections,  &c., 15 

Police  Court 19 

Police  Department 20 

Probate  Court 19 

Public  Schools  and  Teachers 33 

Eail  Roads 25 

Secret  Societies 25 

Societies,  Associations,  &c 27 

Steamboat  and  Transportation  Lines 24 

Sunday  Schools 32 

Telegraph  Companies 25 

Temperance  Societies 26 

United  States  Court 18 

United  States  Government 17 

I  United  States  Marine  Hospital 18 


INDEX   TO   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 


Agents — Book, 195 1  Book  Sellers,  Publishers  and  Stationers,  199 

Airents — Collecting, 195    Boot  and  Shoe  Makers, 200 


Agents — Freight, 195 

Agents — General, 195 

Agents — Insurance, 195 

Agents — Life, 195 

Agents — Passage, 195 

Agents — Patent, 195 

Agents — Railroad, 196 

Agents— Real  Estate, 196 

Agents — Steamboats, 196 

Agents— Ticket, '  196 

Agricultural  Implement  Manufacturers,  196 

Agricultural    Warehouses, 196 

Architects, 196 

Artists. 196 

Attorneys, 196 

Auction  and  Commission  Merchants,.-  196 


Boot  and  Shoe  Stores, 200 

Boots  and  Shoes — Wholesale, 200 

Bowling  Saloon, 200 

Box  Makers, 200 

Brewers, 200 

Breweries, 200 

Brickmakers, 200 

Bridge  Builders, 200 

Brokers — Loan, 201 

Butchers, 201 

Burr  Millstones, 201 

Cabinet  Makers, 201 

Car    Builders, 201 

Carpenters  and  Builders, 201 

Carpets,  Oil  Cloths,  &c., 202 

Carriage  and  W^ agon  Makers, 202 


Bakers, 198    Carvers, 202 


Band  Box  Manufacturers, 198 

Bankers, 198 

Billiard  Saloons, 198 

Bill   Posters, 198 

Blacksmiths, 198 

Blind  Makers, 199 

Bleachers — Bonnet,   &c., 199 

Block,  Pump  and  Spar  Makers, 199 

Boarding  Houses, 199 

Boat  Builders, 199 

Boiler   Makers, 199 

Book  Binders 199 


Chemists — Homeopathic, 202 

Chair   Manufacturers, 202 

Clothiers, 202 

Coal  Dealers, 202 

Coffee  and  Since  Dealers, 203 

Commissioners — Master, 203 

Confectioners, 203 

Coopers, 203 

Crockery, 203 

Daguerreans, 203 

Dentists, 203 

Distilleries, 203 


INDEX  TO  BUSINESS  DIRECTOEY. 


IX 


Doors,  Sashes  and  Blinds, 203 

Dress  Makers, 203 

Druggists, 204 

Dry  Docks, 2o4 

Dry  Goods— Wholesale, 204 

Dry  Goods— Retail, 204 

Dyers, 204 

Eating  Houses, 204 

Edge  Tool  Makers, 204 

Engine    Makers, __-  204 

Engravers, 204 

Eye  and  Ear  Infirmary, _  205 

Expresses, 205 

Fancy  Goods  and  Yankee  Notions, 205 

File   Cutters, __  205 

Fish  Dealers, __  205 

Flour,  Feed  and  Grain, __  205 

Fire   Works,. __  205 

Flouring  Mills, 205 

Founders — Brass 205 

Founders — Iron, 205 

Furniture,. 205 

Furniture — Second  Hand, 205 

Gas  and  Steam  Fitters, _  206 

Gents  Furnishing, __  206 

Gilders, 206 

Gold  Pen  Manufacturers, 206 

Grain  Elevators, __.  206 

Grain  Hullers, _  206 

Groceries — Wholesale, 206 

Groceries — Retail, 206 

Gunpowder  Manufacturers, 208 

Gunsmiths, L 208 

Guns,  Pistols,  &c., 208 

Gymnasium, 208 

Hair  Braider, _  208 

Hair  Dressers, _  208 

Hardware 208 

Hat   Manufacturer, 208 

Hats,  Caps,  Furs,  &c., _  _  209 

Hides.  Leather  and  Oil, _  209 

Horse  Shoers, _  209 

Hotels, _  209 

House  Furnishing, _  209 

House   Movers, 209 

Ice  Dealers,   209 

Independent  Police, 209 

Inspectors  of  Beef  and  Pork, _  209 


Intelligence    Offices, 109 

Iron  Manufacturers, 209 

Iron  Ore  Dealers, 209 

Iron  Railing  Manufactures 209  • 

Iron  Warehouses, 210 

Iron,  Nails  and  Glass — Wholesale, 210 

Japanners 210 

J  ewelers__  Manufacturer, 210  - 

Laces,  Embroideries,  &c., 210 

Laundries. 2 10 

Leather  Findings, 210 

Lime  Kilns, 210 

Lithographers, 210 

Livery  Stables, 210 

Looking  Glasses  and  Frames, 210 

Locksmiths  and  Bell  Hangers, 210 

Lumber    Dealers, 210 

Machinists 211 

Maltsters, 211 

Marble  Dealers  and  Workers, 211 

Masons, 211 

Melodeon   Manufacturers, 211 

Mercantile    Agency, -. 211 

Mercantile  Colleges,.. 211 

Merchants — Forwarding  and  Commiss'n  211 
Merchants — Produce  and  Commission,  212 

Milliners, 212 

Millinery, 212 

Mill  Furnishishing, 212 

Millwrights, 212 

Miuerul  Water.  &c., 212 

Morocco  Factories, 212 

Mowing  machines, 212 

Music  and  Musical  Instruments, 212 

Musicians, 212 

Newspapers,  . . .  ^ 212 

Newsi^apers,  Periodicals,  &c., 212 

Notaries  Public, 212 

Nurseries, 212 

Nurses, 213 

Opticians, 213 

Oyster  Dealers, 213 

Oil  Cloth  Manufacturers, 213 

Oil  Manufacturers  and  Dealers, 213 

Omnibuses, 213 

Packing  Houses, 213 

Painters — House  and  Sign, 213 

Painters— Sihp, 214 


INDEX  TO  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Paper  Hangers, 214 

Paper  Hangings, 214 

Paper  Mills, 214 

Physicians, 214 

Piano  Forte  Dealers, 215 

Piano  and  Organ  Makers, 215 

Piano  Forte  Tuners, 215 

Planing  and  Saw  Mills, 215 

Plating— Silver,    &c., 215 

Publishers, 215 

Photographs, 215 

Plumbers — House  and  Ship, 215 

Poultry,  Game,  &c., 215 

Printers — P)Ook  and  Job, 215 

Pumps, 216 

Real  Estate  Dealers, 216 

Rectifiers  and  Distillers, 216 

Rolling   Mills, 216 

Restaurants, 216 

Rope  Walk, 216 

S-ick   Manufacturers, —  216 

Saddles,  Harness  and  Trunks, 216 

Sail  Makers  and  Riggers, 216 

Saloons, 216 

Stave  Dciilcrs, 218 

Saleratus  Manufacturers, 218 

Saw   Manufacturers, 218 

Scale  Manufacturer, 218 

Seedsmen, 218 

Segars,  Tobacco,  &c., 218 

Sewing  Machines, 218 


Ship  Builders, 218 

Ship  Chandlers, 218 

Slate   Roofers, 218 

Soap  and    Candles, 218 

Soda   Manufacturer, 218 

Stone  Ware, 218 

Stoves  and  Tin  Ware, 218 

Stove   Manufacturers, 219 

Tailors  and  Drapers, 219 

Tailoresscs, 219 

Tanners, 219 

Teachers — Languages, 219 

Teachers — Music, 219 

Teachers — Penmanship, 219 

Trunk  Makei-s,. 219 

Umbrella   Makers, 219 

Undertakers, 220 

Upholsterers, 220 

Veterinary   Surgeons, 220 

Vinegar   Factories, 220 

Water  Cure  Establishments, 220 

Wheelwrights 220 

White  Lead  Factory, 220 

Whitewashers, 220 

Wigmakesr, 220 

Willow  Wagon  Maker, 220 

Wines  and    Liquors — Wholesale, 220 

Wire  Workers, 220 

Wood  Engravers, 220 

Wooden  Ware  Manufacturers, 220 

Wood  Turners, 220 

Wool  Dealers, 220 


INDEX   TO   ADYERTISEMENTS. 


American  and  Italian  Marble — Ripley,  Son  &  Co. front  title. 

Attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law,  Notary  Public  and  Pension  Agent — Eli  Bruce,  front  title. 

Auction  and   Commission  Merchants — 0.  Cutter  &  Son front  title. 

Auction  and  Commission    Merchants — J.C.Wagner front  title. 

Books — Ingham  &   Bragg, front  cover. 

Book  and  Job  Printing— J.  H.   Williston  &  Co., 226 

Book-binding  and  Blank  Book  Manufacturing — R.  Creighton, front  title. 

Boots  and  Shoes — B.  B.  Stone  ife  Co front  title- 
Boston  Pail  Co, — Taylor  &  Graham, fronttitler 

Breweries — J.  M.  Hughes, front  title. 

Bridge  Builders  and  Lumber  Dealers — Thatcher,  Burt  &  Co., 225 

Brushes — Cleveland  Brush  Co., front  title. 

China  and  Earthenware — Fogg,  Ensworth  &  Co., ,     225 

Cleveland  Saw  Manufactory — Wm.  Marriott  &  Co., 222 

Cleveland  Daily  Review— T.  L.Wilcox, 222 

Cleveland  Institute — R.  F.  Humiston, 38 

Cleveland  Iron  Works — Blish,  Garlick  &  Co., front  title. 

Cleveland  Plumbing  Works — B.  P.  Bower, front  title. 

Clothing — S.  Mann, front  cover. 

Coal  Dealers — H.  D.  Hovey  &  Co., front  title. 

Coal  Dealers — Price,  Crawford  &  Morris, front  title. 

Commission  Merchants — Hilliard  &  Lash, front  title. 

Cuyahoga  Steam  Furnace, front  title- 
Dentists — W.  B.  Ingersoll, front  title. 

Dentists— Dr.  W.  P.  Horton, 224 

Dentists, — J.  G.  Moore, 41 

Drugs  and  Medicines — Parker  &  Butler, front  title. 

Dry  Goods — Alcott  &  Horton, front  title. 

Dry  Goods — Taylor,  Griswold  &  Co., front  title. 

Eagle  Pharmacy — Hugo  Hensch, 223 

Engraving— D.  E.  Field, 39 

File  Works— J.  Parkin  &  Co., 40 

Flour  Dealers — H.  Haivey  &  Co., front  title. 

Flouring  Mills — Hubby  &  Howe ". 41 

Forwarding  and  Commission  Merchants — Chamberlin  &  Crawford front  title. 

Furniture — William  Hart, 3rd  page  cover. 

German  Insurance  Company, front  title. 


xii  INDEX  TO  ADVERTISEMENTS. 

Grocers  and  Commission  Merchants^Gordon,  McMillan  &  Co., front  title. 

Hats,  Caps,  &c. — N.  Dockstador&  Co., front  title. 

Hats,  Caps,  Furs  and  Millinery  Goods — Collins,  Goodsell  &  Co., front  title. 

Hotels — Forest  City  House — Allen  &  Co., front  title. 

Hotels — New  England  House — C.  Coates, front  title. 

Insurance — H.  F.  Brayton, front  title. 

Iron  Railing — Holmes  &  Garter, 41 

Iron  and  Brass    Foundery — J.   B.  Collins, front  title. 

Jewelry— D.   E.  Field, 39 

Lard  Oil  and  Candle  Works — George  A,  Stanley, front  title. 

Leather,  Hides  and  Oil,  W.  P.  Cooke  &  Co., front  title. 

Lumber  Dealers — J.  Francisco, 41 

Lumber  Dealers — D.  Sanford, 40 

Lumber  Dealers — Thatcher  Burt  &  Co., front  title. 

Machine  Brokers  and  Commission  Merchants — Parker  &  Co., front  title. 

Marble  Works — T.  Jones  &  Sons, front  title. 

Masons  and  Builders — Jefferson  Thomas, front  title. 

Morning  Leader  Printing  Establishment^ — E.  Cowles  &  Co., front  title. 

National  Democrat^ — E.  A.  Munson, 224 

Northern   Transportation  Company — Chamberlin,  Crawford  &  Co., front  title. 

Oils,  Soap  and  Candles — Outhwaite  &  Blackwell, front  title. 

Painting — George  H.   Adams, front  title. 

Papers — Lake  Erie  Paper  Co., front  title. 

Pianos,  MuMc,  l-c— Ossian  E.  Dodge, 224 

Printing  and   Bookbinding — Fairbanks,  Benedict  &  Co., 221 

Professor  of  Penmanship — A.  J.  Phelps, front  title. 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Agency — Belden  Seymour, 223 

Rolling  Mill — Stone,  Chisholm  &  Jones, front  title. 

Sack  Manufacturers — Adams  &  Jewett, front  title. 

Safes, — George  May, inside  front  cover. 

Scales — J.  F.  Keeler, front  title. 

Sewing  Machines — H.    Konigslo w 223 

Sewing  Machines — M.  A.  Earl, front  title. 

Ship  Broker  and  Commission  Merchant — H.J.  Webb, front  title. 

Slate  Roofers — Arnold  &  Mclntyre, front  title. 

Steam  Marble  Works — Myers,  Uhl  &  Co., front  title. 

Stoves — Jacob  Wansor, 39 

Stove  Manufacturers — Blish,  Garlick  &  Co., front  title. 

Stove  Manufacturers — Woolson,  Hitchcock  &  Carter, front  title. 

Stoves  and  Plumbing — C.  P.  Born, front  title. 

Stoves,  Grates,  Tinware,  &c., — W,  L.  Marvin, 194 

Vinegar  Manufacturers — Hilliard  &  Lash, front  title. 

Wall  and  Window  Papers — E.  C.  Jones, front  title. 

Watch  Maker— D.  E.  Field, 39 

Wines  &  Liquor-s — S.  Buhrer, front  title. 

Wood,  Willow  and  Japanned  Ware — Henry  Schonewald, front  title. 

Wood  and  Willow  Cab  Manufactory — D.    Price, front  title. 


PHEFACE. 


In  submitting  to  the  citizens  of  Cleveland  a  City  Directory  for  1859-60,  we  deem  it  an 
act  of  justice  to  ourselves,  to  explain  and  remark  upon  a  few  things  in  connection  there- 
with in  this  prefatory  manner.  In  ordinary  cases  a  book  of  this  character  needs  no  such 
remark.  "A  City  Directory"  sufficiently  explains  the  import  and  character  of  the  work, 
but  at  the  present  time  a  few  words  upon  the  importance,  &c.,  of  the  present  Directory 
appear  to  be  necessary. 

The  delay  in  its  publication  has  been  unavoidable,  however  annoying  it  has  been  to  our 
subscribers  and  more  particularly  to  ourselves.  It  will  be  remembered  that  last  year  the 
City  Council  provided  by  ordinance  for  the  assigning  and  re-numbering  of  the  buildings 
throughout  the  city,  and  appointed  an  officer  to  attend  to  it ;  supposing  it  would  be  prose- 
cuted to  completion  last  year,  we  took  measures  to  have  the  canvassing  for  the  Directory 
completed  at  the  same  time,  and  its  publication  made  as  soon  thereafter  as  ^practicable. 
In  this  we  were  disappointed,  as  the  re-numbering  was  delayed  until  this  spring,  and 
eff"ected  through  our  own  exertions  at  last.  This  delay  in  re-numbering  the  stjeets,  of 
course  rendered  all  our  labors  last  year  in  canvassing,  totally  useless.  After  being  thus 
delayed  by  matters  entirely  beyond  our  control,  we  have  used  due  dilligence  to  perfect 
a  new  canvass  of  the  city,  since  the  re-numbering  was  completed  ;  and  to  arrange,  print 
and  publish  the  same  in  its  present  form.  This  statement  we  plead  as  our  excuse  for  the 
delay  of  the  publication. 

In  the  meantime  the  almost  indispensable  necessity  for  this  Directory  has  been  keenly 
felt  by  citizens  and  strangers.  A  part  of  the  streets  having  had  their  numbers  chtmged, 
rendered  the  information  in  the  old  Directories  uncertain  and  unreliable,  and  in  many 
cases  worse  than  useless  ;  and  as  the  work  of  re-numbering  progressed,  the  difficulties  of 
finding  jiarticular  residences  increased,  until  the  annoying  uncertainty  of  existing  informa- 
tion made  the  publication  of  this  Directory  indispensable.  We  do  not  feel  surprised  that 
there  should  be,  under  such  a  condition  of  things,  a  great  anxiety  to  have  the  new 
Directorjr  printed. 

In  this  work  we  have  given  the  numbers  of  the  houses  and  places  of  business  in  accor- 
dance vrith  the  re-numbering  of  the  streets.  This  may  and  will  bring  about  some  degree 
of  uncertainty,  inasmuch  as  some  of  our  citizens  have  neglected  and  still  neglect  to  have 
proper  numbers  placed  upon  their  buildings,  but  it  will  not  exist  a  great  while,  because  in 
addition  to  Ihe  inducement  to  citizens  to  have  their  numbers  corresjDond  with  the  Direc- 
tory, the  proper  authorities  will  soon  enforce  a  compliance  with  the  ordinance.  The 
importance  of  taking  down  the  old  numbers  and  putting  up  the  new  ones  cannot  be  too 
strongly  impressed  upon  the  minds  of  our  citizens.  It  is  of  the  highest  importance  to 
avoid  annoyances  resulting  from  such  a  "'mixture" — annoyances  affecting  in  a  greater  or 
leas  extent,  every  resident  of  the  city. 


PREFACE. 


The  publishers  feel  a  great  satisfaction  in  presenting  this  Directory  to  the  public,  from 
the  fact  that  it  is  more  comi)lete  than  any  other  ever  published  in  Cleveland,  having  over 
TWO  THOUSAND  more  names  than  have  been  heretofore  published.  The  canvassing,  col- 
lating, arranging  and  printing,  they  flatter  themselves  lu\s  been  done  in  a  commendable 
manner,  and  if  not  wholly  without  errors,  it  has  that  degree  of  perfection,  which,  under 
the  circumstances  they  think  should  and  does  make  it  valuable,  and  all  that  could  rea- 
sonably be  expected.  Errors  undoubtedly  have  worked  their  way  into  the  book,  and  itHs 
improbable  and  almost  impossible,  to  publish  a  book  of  this  character  without  errors. 
The  greatest  care  and  caution,  neglecting  neither  troul)le  nor  expense,  has  been  exercised 
by  the  publishers  to  make  it  a  complete  ahd  reliable  "City  and  Business  Directory," 
and  they  have  the  assurance  to  think  that  it  is  such  a  one  as  will  meet  with  the  appro- 
bation of  the  public. 

It  is  now  the  intention  of  the  publishers  to  publish  a  New  Directory  on  the  first  of 
June,  every  year,  which  will  give  an  opportunity  of  correcting  errors  which  appear  in 
this  and  succeeding  Directories. 

There  is  one  thing  that  we  would  like  to  urge  upon  the  minds  of  the  proper  authori- 
ties, as  of  great  importance  and  closely  allied  to  the  improvement  commenced  in  re-num- 
bering the  streets,  and  that  is  to  put  up  proper  sign  hoards  on  the  various  streets.  There 
are  a  great  many  streets  which  have  none. 

To  our  advertising  patrons  we  return  our  sincere  thanks  for  their  suppor',  and  confi- 
dently present  our  first  issue  of  the  Cleveland  City  Directory  to  a  discriminating  public, 
trusting  that  the  care  and  attention  bestowed  upon  its  preparation  will,  in  the  eyes  of  a 
generous  communitj%  meet  the  approbation  they  deserve. 

J.  H.  WILLISTON  &  CO.,  Publishers. 


©mtssioiiS;  Corrections,  ^bMtions,  ^t> 


Andrews  James,  tailor,  267  Erie. 

Card  J.  F.jfirni  Rhodes  &  C,  bds.  Ameri- 
can Hotel. 

Cleveland  Gas  Light  and  Coke  Co.,  195 
Superior. 

CORLETT  &  CUBBON,  builders,  101  Pros- 
pect.   ' 

Eells  Rev.  James,  pastor  2d  Presbyterian 
Church,  h.  200  Euclid. 

Finster  Leonard,  clerk,  218  Superior,  h.  49 
Scoville  Avenne. 

Foljambe  Samuel,  justice  of  the  peace,  96 
Superior,  h.  199  St.  (:lair. 

Goodrich  Rev,  W.  K.,  h.  317  Superior. 

Gorham  Charles  E.,  assistant  superintendent 
G.  &  P.  R.  R.,  h.  240  Prospect. 

Graves  Willis,  sr.,  h.  273  Prospect. 

HERRICK  R.  R.,  builder,  h.  220  Prospect. 

Hussey  J.  G.,  firm  H.  &  McBride,  h.  317 
Euclid. 

Jones  Abram,  carpenter,  h.  243  Perry. 

Leick  George,  liquors,  179  Ontario,  h.  274 
Prospect. 

Lyman  L.  F.,  h.  252  Prospect. 

McBride  M.,  captain,  h.  280  Prospect. 

McNelly  Thomas,  clerk,  Thompson's  Hotel 
h.  221  Kinsman. 


Marshall  David,  firm  Christian  &  M.,  h.  253 

Pittsburgh. 
Martindale  C.  S.,  firm  Baldwin,  Dewitt  & 

Co.,  h.  236  Prospect. 
MURRAY    &    HUNTINGTOX,   produce 

and  commission  merchants,  43  River. 
Orr  J.  H.,  h.  122  Lake. 
Parsons  R.  C,  firm   Spalding  &  P.,  h.  304 

Prospect. 
PELTON  &  BREED,  forwarding  and  com- 
mission merchants,  corner  Merwinand  East 

Center. 
SCOFIFLD  WILLIAM,  C.  saleratus  factory, 

106  St.  Clair. 
Skeels  Orange,  N.,  salesman,  139  Water,  h. 

171  St,  Clair. 
Smith   Helen  R.,  widow  of  George,  h.  272 

Prospect. 
Spangler  Miller  M.,  firm  J.  B.  Smith  &  Co. 

h.  East  Gleveland. 
Speddy  Mary,  widow  of  John,  h.  238  Pros- 
pect. 
STAIR  _E.  &  CO.,  hats,  caps  and  furs,  105 

Superior. 
Sterling  John  M.,  Jr.,   firm  Huntington  & 

Brooks,  bds.  123  St.  Clair. 
Thiele  C.  F.,  jewelry,  132  Ontario. 


J.  H.  WILLISTON  &  CO.'S 


CLEVELAND  CITY  DIRECTORY, 


FOR     18  59--60. 


UNITED  STATES  GOVERNMENT. 
President — James  Buchanan,  of  Pa. 
Vice  Fres. — John  0.  Breckenridge,  of  Ky. 

Cabinet. 
Sec.  of  State — Lewis  Cass,  of  Michigan. 
Sec.  of  Treasury — Howell  Cobb,  of  Ota. 
Sec.  of  War — John  B.  Floyd,  of  Virginia 
Sec.  of  Navy — Isaac  Toucey,  of  Conn. 
Sec.  Interior — Jacob  Thompson,  of  Miss, 
Post  Master  Oeneral — Joseph  Holt,  Tenn. 
Attorney  Oeneral — Jeremiah  S.  Black,  Pa. 

Judiciary. 

Chief  Justice — Roger  B.  Taney,  Maryland 

Associates — John  McLean,  Ohio  ;  John 
.  Wayne,  Georgia;  John  Catron,  Tennes- 

^  e;  Peter  V.  Daniel,  Virginia;  Samuel  Nel- 
on,  N.  Y.;  Robert  C.   Grier,  Pa.;  John  A. 

Campbell,  Ala.;  Nathan  Clifford,  Maine. 

Attorney  Oeneral — Jeremiah  S.  Black,  Pa. 
Reporter — Benj.  C.  Howard,  Maryland. 
Clerh—Wm.  T.  Carroll, Washington,  D.  C. 


OHIO  STATE  GOVERNMENT. 

Oovernor — Salmon  P.  Chase,  Hamilton  Co 

Lieut.  Oovernor. — Martin  Welker,  Wayne 
County. 

Sec  of  State — Addison  P.  Russell,  Clinton 
County. 

Auditor  of  State — Francis  M.  Wright  Lo- 
gan ^County. 

Treasurer  of  State — Alfred  P.  Stone,  of 
Franklin  County. 

Comptroller  of  Treatury — Wm.  B.  Thrall, 
Franklin  County. 

Attorney  Oeneral — Christ.  P.  Wolcott,  of 
Summit  County. 

Commissioner  of  Schools — Anson  Smyth. 

Commissioner  of  Statistics — Edward  D. 
Mansfield,  Hamilton  County. 

Commissary  Oeneral — Augustus  Mohler, 
Hamilton  County. 

Quarter  Master — Ales.  E.  Glenn,  Frank- 
lin County. 

Pay  Master — Robert  M.  Moran,  Hamil- 
ton County. 

Adjutant — H.  B.  Carrington,  Franklin  Co. 

Surveycr — W.  L.  McMillan,  Franklin  Co, 

State  Librarian — W.  T.  Coggeshall,  of 
Hamilton  County. 


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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY. 


Warden  Penitentiar>j—L.  G.  Vanslyke, 
Franklin  County. 

Cmmivissimers  of  Board  of  PuUic  WorTts, — 
John  Waddle,  Ross  Co.;  Abner  L.  Backus, 
Lucas  Co.;  John  L.  Martin,  Butler  Co. 

Judiciary — Supreme  Court. 
Chief  Justice— J ose\>h.  R.  Swan,  Franklin  Co 

j"„,/^es— Jacob  BrinkcrholT,  Richland  Co.; 
Josiah  Scott,  Butler  Co.;  Milton  Sutliff, 
Trumbull  Co.;  Wm.  V.  Peck,  Scioto  Co. 

ClerJi  of  Court  in  Banlc — .John  L,  Bryan, 
Franklin  Co. 

Reporter — L.  J.  CritchGeld,  Delaware  Co. 


CUYAHOGA  COUNTY  GOVERNMENT 

County  ClerJc — Roland  D.  Noble. 

Deputies— F.  S.  Smith,  Abner  W.  Dennis, 
F.  H.  Hiranan,  Geo.  Bingham. 

Recording  Clerics— A.  S.  Lewis,  George  A. 
Kolb. 

Treasurer — V/m.  Waterman. 

Deputy — Henry  S.  Whittlesy. 

Sher(f—Davk\  L.  Wightman. 

Deputies — E.  T.  Hamilton,  Homer  Strong, 
W^m.  R.  Simmons,  Jairus  G.  Ruggles. 

County  Recorder — .John  Packard. 
Deputies — Jay  Odell,  Julius  H.  Brown. 
Cierks — Marion  L.  Lord,  Wm.  H.  Pierson. 
Auditor — Wm.  Fuller. 
Deputies — Henry  C.  Hawkins,  E.  H.  Wit- 
ter, W.  R.  Carver. 

Coroner — C.  A.  Hartman. 

Prosecuting  Attorney — Loren  Prentiss. 

Surveyor — Aaron  Merchant. 

County  Commissioners — Azariah  Everett, 
Cleveland;  Francis  Branch,  Brooklyn;  AVm. 
W.  Richards,  Solon 


CANAL  COLLECTORS  OFFICE. 

Canal,  near  Seneca  Street. 
Collector — John  A.  AVhceler. 
Weigh  Master — Daniel  Dunton. 
Dejmty—W.  D.  Nott. 
Inspector — B.  J.  Loomis. 
Resident  Engineer — H.  H.  Dodge. 
Superintendent — Seth  C.  Doair. 


CUSTOM  HOUSE. 

Government  Buildings,  Superior  Street. 

Officers — Collector,  Robert  Parks. 
Deputy — David  W.  Cross. 
Inspectors — Francis    X.   Byerley,   Smith 
Jackson. 


CLEVELAND  POST  OFFICE.  1859. 

Government  Buildings,  Superior  Street. 

Post  Master — Benjamin  Harrington. 

Assistant  Post  Master — Lorenzo  A.  Kel- 
sey. 

Cashier — Charles  Patrick. 

Registry  GlerJi — Wm.  H.  Ilogan. 

Clerl-s—lRS.  T.  Worley,  S.  G.  Lynch, 
Gustavus  Plassman,  G.  M.  Bravton,  Ezra  B. 
Dodge,  C.  E.  Wheeler,  S.  L.  Everett,  J.  N. 
Hoyt,  Jas.  McGough,  Ithel  Stone,  A.  L. 
Pjassett,  Robinson  Smith,  E.  S.  Beardsle;^, 
James  Welch,  John  Aldinger.  Geo.  Ager, 
Penny  Post,  Fred.  Hecker,  porter. 


UNITED  STATES  MARINE  HOSPITAL 

Comer  Lake  and  Erie  Streets. 
Physician — J.  I,  Tod. 
S"2}f- — Lewis  Dibble. 
Matron — Mrs,  L.  Dibble. 


COURTS. 
U.  S.  Circuit  and  District  Court 

For  the  Northern  District.of  Ohio,  Govern- 
ment Buildings.  Meets  second  Tuesday  of 
July  and  November. 

Justice  of  the  Supreme  CouH  of  the  U.  S. 
and  Judge  of  Seventh  Judicial  District — Hon. 
John  McLean. 

District  Judge — Hiram  V.  Willson. 

CTerA-— Frederick  W.  Green. 

Deputies — iTas.  D.  Cleveland  and  Charles 
Balfour. 

U.  S.  Marshal,  N.  D.  of  Ohio,  Mathew 
Johnson 

Deputy — J.  Hector  Johnson. 

U.  S.  District  Attorney — Geo.  W.  Belden 

Court  of  Common  Pleas. 

Judges — Horace  Foote,  Thomas  Bolton, 
Jesse  P.   Bishop. 

CTerA— Roland  D.  Noble. 


WILLISTOX   &   CO.'S  DIKECTORY. 


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Pbobate  Court. 

Judge — Daniel  E.  Til  den. 
Clerk — Asa  A.  Goodwin. 

Police  Court — Johnson  St.,  near  Water, 
Judge — Albert  G.  Lawrence. 
ClerTi — Jacob  Schroeder. 


BOARD  OF  TRADE. 

Oviatt's  Exchange,  foot  Superior  St. 

Meets  daily  (Sundays  excepted)  at  9  o'clock 
A.  M. 

President — J.  L.  Weatherly. 

Yice  President — Arthur  Hughes. 

Treasurer — R.  T.  Lyon. 

Secretary— B..  B.  Tuttle. 

Directors— A.  J.  Holt,  M.  B.  Scott,  L. 
Eawson,  J.  G.  Hussey,  P.  Chamberliu,  S.  F. 
Lester,  W.  B.  Guyles. 

Committee  of  Reference — J.  M.  Hughes,  C. 
Hickox,  L.  Hanna. 

The  objects  of  this  association  are,  the  pro- 
motion of  integrity  and  good  faith,  and  just 
and  equitable  principles  in  business  transac- 
tions, and  generally  to  protect  the  rights  and 
advance  the  commercial,  mercantile  and 
manufacturing  interests  of  the  city.  The 
officers  are  elected  by  ballot  at  the  annual 
meeting,  excepting  the  Secretary,  who  is  ap- 
pointed by  the  Directors.  The  President 
and  Vice  President  are  ex  officio  Directors, 
and  hold  the  same  offices  in  the  Board  of 
Directors.  The  annual  meeting  for  the  elec- 
tion of  officers  is  held  every  first  Monday  in 
April,  and  the  meetings  of  the  Directors 
whenever  five  of  their  number  may  deem  it 
necessary.  Business  meetings  are  called 
whenever  the  President,  (or  in  his  absence 
the  Vice  President)  deems  it  necessary,  or 
whenever  ten  of  the  members  may  request 
a  meeting  to  be  called,  the  object  being  sta- 
ted in  the  application. 


CITY  GOVERNMENT. 

Mayor — George  B.  Senter. 

Trustees — First  Ward — L.  J.  Rider,  James 
Christian.  Second  Ward — 0.  M.  Oviatt, 
W.  H.  Hayward.  Third  Ward— Randall 
Crawford,  Lewis  Heckman.  Fourth  Ward — 
.C.  S.  Ransom,  L  H.  Marshall.  Fifth  Ward- 
Garret  H.  Detmer,  Jacob  Hovey.  Sixth 
Ward — Lyman  C.  Thayer,  Jared  H.  Clark. 


Seventh  Ward— Thomas  Thompson,  J.  R. 
Worswick.  Eighth  Ward— Charles  "Wins- 
low,  C.  L.  Russell.  Ninth  Ward— John  N. 
Ford,  E.  H:,  Lewis.  Tenth  Ward— I.  U. 
Masters,  A.  G.  Hopkinson.  Eleventh  Ward 
— Alexander  McLane,  Thomas  Dixon, 

President  of  the  Common  Council — I.  U. 
Masters. 

Standing  Committees- Judiciary-Thajer, 
Ransom,  Russell,  Rider. 

Finance — Oviatt,  Ransom,  Wiuslow. 

Schools — Hopkinson,  Clark,  Marshall. 

Claims — Clark,  Crawford,  Christian, 

Harbors  and  Wharves — Ford,  Oviatt,  Rus- 
sell, Rider. 

Fire  and  Water  —  Hayward,  Crawford, 
Worswick. 

Pail  Poads — Lewis,  McLane,  Winslow, 
Markets — Worswick,  Thayer,  Dixon. 
Police — Crawford  Dixon,  Hovey. 
Water    Works — Ranson,  Winslow,  Hop- 
kinson. 

Streets — Rider,  Russell,  McLane,  Heck- 
man. 

Carriages,  Cabs  and  Prays — Heekman, 
Thompson,  Detmer,  Worswick. 

Public  Puildings — Hovey,  Crawford  Mc- 
Lane, 

Infirmary  —  Winslow,  Ransom,  Oviatt 
Hayward. 

Parks  and  Public  Grounds — Christian 
Thompson,  Detmer, 

Ordinances — Thayer,   Winslow,   Russell. 

Health  and  Cleanliness — Marshall,  Wors- 
wick, Detmer. 

Sewerage  and  Drains — Russell,  Ransom, 
Oviatt,  Winslow. 

Qas — Ransom,  Hovey,  Ford. 

Printing — Ransom,  Winslow,  Crawford , 
Hovey. 


CITY   OFFICERS, 

Mayor — George  B,  Senter. 
City  Clerk— S.  B.  Bartlett, 
City  Attorney/— C.  W.  Palmer. 
City  Treasurer — Wm.  Hart. 
Marshal — James  A.  Craw. 
Police  Judge — Albert  G.  Lawrence, 

T-ustee  of  Water  Works — Wm.  B.  Castle. 

Superintendent  of  Schools-AndxQ-w  Freese 


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Fire  Engineer — James  Hill. 
City  Civil  Engineer — John  Whitelaw. 
City  Commissioner — Samuel  Erwin. 
City  Sexton — Jesse  Palmer. 
Earhor  Master— C?i])i.  Wm.  Watts. 
Market  Swperintendent—^ ?txx&n  G.  Stead- 
man. 

Sealers  of  Weights  and  Measures — Daniel 
Stewart. 

Weighers  of  Bay — Israel  Shadbolt,  C  C 
Briggs. 

City  Physician — G.  C.  J3.  Weber. 

Health  Officer— F,  W.  Mixrseilles. 

Police  Clerk— Jacob  Schroeder. 

City  Prison  Keeper — Frederick  Mertes- 
heimer. 

Board  of  City  Improvements  —  Mayor, 
Geo.  B.  Senter,  Ex-Officio  ;  John  Whitelaw, 
City  Civil  Engineer ;  Peter  Caul,  A.  C. 
Beardsley,  Samuel  Erwin,  Commissioners — 
meet  Mondays  at  2  P.  M. 

Justices  of  the  Peace — George  H.  Benham, 
Samuel  Foljambe,  J.  R.  Fitzgerald,  E.  Hes- 
senmueller,  Madison  Miller,  Wells  Porter, 
G.  B.  Tibbitts. 

Constables — A.  McArthur,  L.  B.  Whitney, 
L.  B.  Eagen,  Geo.  Ridgeway,  L.  N.  Eastman, 
J.  W.  Smith,  Charles  Reise,  James  Brown. 

District  Assessors  —  First,  Second  and 
Third  Wards— E.  S.  Root.  Fourth,  Fifth, 
Sixth  and  Seventh  Wards— C.  J.  Ballard. 
Eighth,  Ninth,  Tenth,  and  Eleventh  Wards- 
William  Bowler. 

Infirmary  Directors — W.  J.  Warner,  Ac- 
ting Director,  A.  Powell  and  J.  C.  Black. 
C.  H.  Warner,  Clerk.  Office,  City  Hall.  In- 
firmary, Brooklyn.     V.  T.  Sprague,  Sup't. 

Water  WorJcs  Commissioners — William 
F.  Otis,  President — Samuel  F.  Lester, William 
B.  Castle.  Geo.  W.  Girty,  Secretary  ;  Joseph 
Singer,  Superintendent  and  Engineer.  Office, 
City  Hall, 


POLICE  DEPARTMENT. 

Marshal — James  A.  Craw. 
Deputies— Thom&s  McKinstry.John  Odell, 
John  Frazee,  A.  E.  Burlison. 

Night  Police — Alfred  Lawrence,  I.  G. 
Snow,  John  Elvert,  William  Foulweir,  P. 
Hagar,  T.  Harris,  Z.  D.  Palmer,  J.  Bramley. 

Turnkey — Frederick  Mertesheimer. 


CITY  ORDINANCE. 

IK  RELATION    TO  CaBS  AND  HaCKS. 

From  any  steamboat  landing  or  railroad  de- 
pot to  any  hotel  or  private  residence,  on, 
or  west  ot  Erie  street,  for  each  passenger 
with  ordinary  baggage 25  cents 

If  east  of  Erie  street,  and  on  or  west  of  Hud- 
son  street, 50  cents 

To  any  railroad  depot  or  steamboat  landing, 
the  same  charge  and  fare  within  the  same 
limits. 

For  conveying  one  passenger  from  any  point 
or  place,  to  any  other  point  or  place  with- 
in the  city  limits,  not  exceeding  one  mile, 
and  returning  without  delay, 25  cents 

If  two  or  more  passengers, 50  cents 

For  conveying  one  passenger  over  one  and 
not  exceeding  two  miles,  and  returning 
without   delay, 50  cents 

If  two  or  more   passengers one  dollar 

If  detained  by  the  passengers,  50  cents  per 
hour  may  be  charged  for  the  actual  time 
detained. 

For  the  use  of  a  hackney  carriage,  cab  or 
omnibus  by  the  hour,  one  dollar  for  the 
first  hour,and  50  cents  for  each  succeeding 
hour. 

After  9  o'clock,  p.  m.,  fifty  per  cent,  may  be 
added  to  the  above  rates. 

Any  person  engaging  a  hackney  carriage, 
cab,  or  omnibus,  at  any  given  time,  50  cts 
may  be  charged  for  one  passenger  for  any 
distance  not  exceeding  one  mile 

If  two  or  more  passengers, 75  cents 

Each  and  every  person  keeping  a  livery  sta- 
ble within  the  limits  of  the  city,  shall  pay 
the  sum  of  five  dollars  for  every  carriage, 
cab  or  omnibus,  which  they  may  at  any 
time  place  on  a  public  stand  or  run  as  a 
public  conveyance,  within  said  city,  and 
shall  be  regularly  numbered  and  subject 
to  the  same  regulations  as  hereinbefore 
provided. 

It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  city  clerk  to  fur- 
nish to  the  owner  or  owners  of  cabs,  car- 
riages or  omnibuses,  a  printed  card  with 
the  rates  of  fare  mentioned  above,  and 
the  said  owner  or  owners  of  cabs,  carriages 
or  omnibuses,  shall  cause  th«  same  to  be 
kept  in  a  conspicuous  place  inside  of  each 
carriage,  cab  or  omnibus. 

No  person  having  in  charge  any  hackney 
carriage,  cab  or  omnibus,  shall  remain 
more  than  ten  feet  distant  from  the  same, 
unless  when  engaged  in  his  legitimate 
business. 


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That  for  the  violation  of  auy  of  the  forego- 
JDg  sections,  the  driver  or  owner  of  any 
cab,  carriage  or  omnibus,  so  offending, 
shall  forfeit  and  pay  for  each  and  every 
offence,  the  penalty  of  ten  dollars. 

WAGOMEN,  CARTMEN    AND  DRAYMEN'S  RATES. 

For  every  load  of  coal,   per   bush let 

For  every  hogshead  af  rum  or  other 
spirituous  liquors,  exceeding  ninety 
gallons,   18^^  cts. 

For  every  hogshead  of  molasses, 18^  cts. 

For  every  pipe  of  wine  or  spirituous 

liquors,    18^  cts. 

For  every  tierce  of  molasses,  rum  or 
other  spirituous  liquors,  exceeding 
60  gallons  and  less  than  90  gallons,12Xcts 

For  every  cask  of  molasses,  rum  or 
other  spirituous  liquors,  exceeding 
30  and  less  than  60  gallons, 12)^  cts. 

For  every  hogshead  of  sugar, 18^4Cts. 

For  every  trierce  of  sugar, 123^2  cts. 

For  removing  any  load  of  dirt  or  filth 

out  of  any  of  the  streets,^ 12 j^ cts. 

For  every  load  of  household  furni- 
ture and  housing   the  same, 25cts. 

For  every  load  of  flour  not  exceeding 

1800  lbs  in   weight, 15cts. 

For  loading,  carting  and  unloading 
every  load  not  before  specified,. _  12)^ cts 

For  every  load  where  the  distance  be- 
tween each  place  exceeds  half  a 
mile  and  is  less  than  a  mile,  not  to 
exceed  one  half  more  than  the 
rates  herein  before  established,  and 
if  more  than  a  mile,  not  to  exceed 
double  said  rates;  and  each  cartmaa 
shall  carry  a  good  and  sufficient 
load,  that  is  to  say,  so  much  as  can 
conveniently  be  stowed  in  his  dray 
cart,  truck,  wagon  or  carriage,  and 
is  reasonable  for  one  or  two  horses 
(as  the  case  may  be)  to  draw. 


FIRE   DEPARTMENT. 

Chief  Engineer — James  Hill.  Office,  At- 
water  Building. 

First  Assistant — James  Seaborn. 

Second  Assistant — Thomas  Willis. 

The  Department  comprises  five  hundred 
and  fifty  members,  who  receive  eight  dollars 
each  to  supply  themselves  with  uniforms. 
The  election  of  all  officers,  except  the  Chief, 


who  holds  his  office  two  years  by  the  voice 
of  the  people,  takes  place  annually  on  the 
first  Tuesday  in  June. 

Forest  City  HooTc  and  Ladder  Company, 
No.  1 — Located  on  Franklin  Street,  near 
Bank — fifty  members  ;  receive  pay  for  forty. 
David  H.  Boyd,  Foreman ;  Henry  Bacon, 
First  Assistant  Foreman ;  Joseph  Ferris, 
Second  Assistant  Foreman  ;  John  Downie, 
Secretary ;  Thomas  Benton,  Treasurer ;  H. 
Aikins,  Steward. 

Alert  Hose  Company,  No.  1 — Located  on 
Long  street,  numbers  sixty  members  ;  receive 
pay  for  thirty.  Hose  carriage  carries  five 
hundred  feet  of  hose.  Daniel  Pritchard, 
Foreman, ;  "William  Kidd,  First  Assistant 
Foreman ;  John  H.  Deckand,  Secretary ; 
Lucius  M.  Cobb,  Treasurer;  Luce  S.  Phil- 
lips, Steward. 

Protection  Hose  Company,  No.  2.— Ntma- 
ber  of  members  forty-five  ;  receive  pay  for 
thirty.  Hose  carriage  carries  five  hundred 
and  twenty-five  feet  of  hose.  John  Savoy, 
Foreman  ;  James  Farissey,  First  Assistant 
Foreman  ;  James  Keagan,  Secretary  ;  Wm. 
Wagner,  Treasurer  ;  John  McCarty,  Steward. 
Live  Oak  Engine  Company,  No.  1. — Lo- 
cated near  C.  &  P.  R.  R.  machine  shop. 
Numbers  sixty-two  members  ;  receive  pay 
for  forty  ;  own  a  second  class  engine.  Hose 
cart  carrying  three  hundred  and  fifty  feet 
of  hose.  John  Stursneckle,  Foreman  ;  Chas. 
Cox,  First  Assistant  Foreman ;  G.  Lawrence, 
Secretary,  W.  R.  Beardsworth  Treasurer ; 
Henry  Angell,  Steward ;  Bernard  Clark, 
Marshal. 

Forest  City  Engine  Company  No.  2. — 
Located  near  the  junction  of  Erie  and  Kins- 
man streets.  Number  of  members  fifty- 
three  ;  receive  pay  for  forty.  Engine  second 
class.  Hose  cart  carries  three  hundred  and 
fifty  feet.  Henry  Roth,  Foreman  ;  Adam 
Hausman,  First  Assissant  Foreman  ;  John 
Harmerling.  Second  Assistant  Foreman  ;  C. 
F.  Bastle,  Secretary ;  Gustavus  Pensser,  Trea- 
surer ;  John  Mayo,  Steward  ;  Henry  Rebek, 
Marshal. 

Saratoga  Engine  Company  No.  3. — Loca- 
ted on  Oregon  street,  below  Erie — number  of 
members  forty  ;  engine,  second  class.  Hose 
carries  feet.     Adam  Fisher,  Foreman ; 

Anton  Clumm,  First  Assistant  Foreman; 
Adam  Miller,  Second  Assistant  Foreman ; 
Wm.  Boyd,  Secretary ;  Louis  Fishermann, 
Treasurer  ;  A.  B.  Dutchmann,  Steward. 

PhoRnix  Engine  Company,  No.  4 — Located 
on  Frankfort  street,  near  Bank.  Number  of 
member8,seventy-two.    Engine  second  class, 


WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY. 


(Jeffries')  nine  inch  cylinder.  Hose  cart 
carries  five  hundred  and  fifty  feet  of  hose. 
Edwin  Hart,  Foreman  ;  Capt.  A.  Minckley, 
First  Assistant  Foreman  ;  George  Vetter, 
Second  Assistant  Foreman ;  John  Aplin, 
Treasurer  ;  Robort  J.  Cochran,  Secretary  ;  I. 
Mc^Iahan,  Marshal ;  Frank  Lynch,  Steward. 

Gatiract  Engine  Company,  No.  5. — Loca- 
ted on  Long  street  and  allej'.between  Superior 
and  Champlain.  Number  of  members  seven- 
ty, active  fifty.  Engine,  first  class.  Hose 
cart  carries  five  hundred  feet  hose.  John  S. 
Stevenson,  Foreman  ;  James  Dickinson,  First 
Assistant  Foreman ;  William  Still,  Second 
Assistant  Foreman ;  William  Pepperday, 
Secretary ;  John  C.  Wagner,  Treasurer ; 
Henry  Smith,  Steward  ;  George  Cugler, 
Marshal. 

Neptune  Engine  Company,  No,  7 — Located 
on  Perry  street,  near  Pittsburgh.  Number  of 
members  sixty-two — receive  pay  for  fifty. 
Engine,  first  class.  Hose  cart  carries  four 
hundred  feet  of  hose.  James  Jenkinson, 
Foreman  ;  John  Frank,  First  Assissant  Fore- 
man ;  Samuel  Hastings,  Second  Assistant 
Foreman  ;  A.  E,  Eckerman,  Secretary  ;  Ja- 
cob Pioherheimer,  Treasurer ;  Peter  Woldeck, 
Steward. 

Hope  Engine  Company,  No.  8. — Located 
on  Huntington  street  near  Garden.  Number 
of  members  eighty-five — active  forty.  En- 
gine second  class  ;  also  a  first  class  Agnew 
Engine.  Hose  cart  carries  five  hundred  feet  of 
hose.  F.  W.  Marseilles,  Foreman ;  Fred. 
Boltz,  First  Assistant  Foreman  ;  Piobt.  Cole, 
Second  Assistant  Foreman  ;  I.  C.  Vail,  Sec- 
retary ;  C.  S.  Ransom,  Treasurer ;  John  D. 
Craig,  Steward  ;  William  Craigle,  Marshal. 

Washington  Engine  Coynpany,  No.  9. — Lo- 
cated on  Franklin  street,  near  Pearl.  Num- 
ber of  members  sixty.  Engine,  first  class. 
Hose  cart  carries  five  hundred  feet  of  hose  ; 
William  McGuire,  Foreman  ;  Wra.  H.  Kai- 
ghan,  First  Assistant  Foreman ;  Benj.  Hat- 
tersley.  Second  Assistant  Foreman  ;  Wash- 
ington Fay,  Secretary ;  John  Ritterdam, 
Treasurer  ;  Amos  Le  Roy,  Steward. 

lorrent  Engine  Company,  No.  10 — Loca- 
ted on  the  corner  of  Lorain,  Abbey  and 
Brain'ird  streets.  Engine  of  second  class, 
hose  cart  carries  five  hundred  feet  of  hose  ; 
number  of  members  sixty.  C.  G.  Boad, 
Foreman ;  J.  Smith,  First  Assistant  Fore- 
man ;  J.  W.  Blake,  Second  Assistant  Fore- 
man ;  R.  Hays,  Treasurer  ;  J.  'M.  Wright, 
Secretary  ;  S.  Nevills,  Steward  ;  C.  Craine, 
Marshal.  ' 

Each    Engine  has  an  alarm  bell.      The 


want  of  a  central  alarm  bell  has  been  se- 
verely felt  b}'  all,  and  it  is  hoped  that  the 
building  of  an  alarm  tower  will  not  be  long 
delayed. 


MILITARY. 

Cleveland  LigM  Artillery  Co.  A. — fleets  at 
their  xVrmory,  on  Frankfort  st.,  every  Wed- 
nesday evening,  to  drill.  No.  of  men,  20 ; 
No.  of  pieces  and  caisons,  1.  Capt.,  W.  R. 
Simmons ;    1st  Lieut.,  John  T.  Robinson ; 

2d  do., ;   Orderly  Sergeant,  John  A. 

Bennett ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  John  A. 
Robinson. 

Cleveland  LigJit  Artillery  Co.  B. — Organ- 
ized Feb'y  8,  1858 ;  meets  every  Thursday 
evening,  to  drill  and  transact  business.  J. 
T.  Mack,  Capt.;    Christian  Schonderfcr,  1st 

Lieut.;  .Jacob  Roeder,  2d  Lieut.;  Spi- 

choltz,  1st  Sergeant ;  J.  M.  Bunhardt,  2d  do.; 
Valentine  Weihl,  Sec'y. 

Sixth  Ward  Artillery  Co.  E. — Organized 
1858  ;  meets  every  Monday  evening,  to  drill 
and  transact  business.  John  Friend,  Cajjt.; 
John  A.  Bishop,  1st  Lieut.;  Lewis  Leitz,  2d 
do. ;  A.  Yeller  and  P.  Weiss,  Sergeants  ; 
John  Shaffer,  Pay  Master;   A.  Mog,  Sec'y. 

Cleveland  Light  Artillery  Co.  D. — Organ- 
ized Sept.,  1858.  Meet  every  Thursday 
evening.  P.  W.  Rice,  Capt.;  Jas.  H.  Miller, 
1st  Lieutenant;  George  Crawford,  Secretary 
and  Treasurer. 

Cleveland  Light  Dragoons. — Meet  for  pur- 
pose of  drilling  and  transaction  of  business, 
every  first  Monday;  drill  every  third  ^Monday. 
L.  Heckman,  Capt. ;  H.  Beilstein,  1st  Lieut. ; 
Fr.  Haltnorth,  2d  do. ;  H.  Roemer,  3d  do.; 
Chas.  Stern,  Orderly  Sergeant.  Full  compli- 
ment of  rank  .and  file,  45  men  ;  10  musicians. 

Clevelmd  Grays. — Organized  Sept.,  1854. 
INIeets  first  Friday  in  every  month.  Drills 
every  Monday  evening.  W.  H.  Hayward, 
Ca])tain  ;  J.  W.  Ensworth,  1st  Lieutenant ; 
J.  M.  Richards,  2d  do. ;  Geo.  E.  Lemon,  3d 
do.;  ,  4th  do. ;  J.  Ensworth,  1st  Ser- 
geant; J.  N.  Estabrook,  2d  do. ;  J.  S.  AVhite, 
3d  do. ;  C.  S.  Hobbs,  4th  do. ;  D.  Short,  Ist 
Corporal;  W.  H.  Willis,  2d  do.;  F.  W.  Slos- 
son,  3d  do. ;  A.  A.  Adams,  4th  do. ;  J.  W. 
Ensworth,  Recording  Secretary;  H.  E.  Spear, 

Treasurer;  ,  Secretary  of  Finance;  C. 

W.  Palmer,  Judge  Advocate;   James  Hill, 

Commissary ;      ,    Quarter      Master. 

No.  muskets,  40. 

Cleveland  Light  GM«r(75"Organized  Jan'y, 
11,  1859,  Meet  everv  IMondav  evening'. 
J,  R.   Sanforl,  Captain';    W.  R.'Creighton, 


WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIEECTORY. 


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First  Lieutenant ;  John  ISTevins,  Second  Lieu- 
tenant ;  Wm.  Steel,  Ensign;  H,  M,  Noble, 
First  Sergeant ;  Henry  Place,  Second  Ser- 
geant ;  D.A,  Kimball,  Third  Sergeant ;  Wm, 
Towner,  Fourth  Sergeant ;  J,  P.  Mcllrath, 
First  Corporal  ;  L.  G,  De  Forest,  Second  Cor- 
poral ;  J,  W,  Spaulding,  Third  Corporal  ; 
W,  H,  Thayer,  Fourth  Corporal  ;  W.  H. 
Maltby,  Seci-etary;  Joseph  Mcllrath,  Treas- 
urer ;  S,  S.  Flager,  Commissary  ;  A.  Burgess, 
Quai'termaster, 


BANKS. 


Bank  of  Commerce. — Atwater  Building. 
Oi'ganized  Aug.  29, 1851.  Capital,  $150,000. 
Banking  hours,  from  9  A.  M.  to  3  P.  M. 
Joseph  Perkins,  President;  H.  B.  PImibut, 
Cashier ;  M.  S.  Turner,  Asst.  Cashier ;  J.  C. 
Buel,  Simon  Perkins,  Jr.,  Tellers;  G.  W. 
Lepper,Book- Keeper;  P.  T.  Stone,  Collecting 
Clerk ;  Joseph  Perkins,  Amasa  Stone,  Jr., 
Stillman  Witt,  Henry  Harvey,  H.  B.  Hurlbut, 
Directors. 

City  Banlc  of  Cleveland  115  Superior. — 
Capital  $150,000.  Banking  hours  from  9 
A  M.  to  3  P.  M.  Lemuel  Wick,  President; 
Albert  Clark,  Cashier;  J  B  Meriam,  Teller; 
John  Whitelaw,  Moses  Kelley,  George  Wor- 
thington,  C,  L  Camp  and  Albert  Clark,  Di- 
rectors. 

Commercial  Branch  Bank — Atwater  Build- 
ing. Organized  Nov.,  1845.  Capital,  $175,-. 
000.  Banking  hours,  from  9  A.  M.  to  3  P, 
M.  T.  P.  Handy,  President ;  D.  P.  Eells, 
Cashier ;  A.  S.  Gorham,  Assistant  Cashier  ; 
L.  H.  Severance,  Receiving  Teller ;  H.  W. 
Boardman,  Paying  Teller ;  Geo.  E.  Beebe 
Book-Keeper ;  Charles  Dockstader,  Clerk  ; 
Charles  L.  Cutter,  Collecting  Clerk  ;  T.  P. 
Handy,  W.  A.  Otis,  Dudley  Baldwin,  W. 
J.  Boardman,  D.  P.  Eells,  Directors. 

Forest  City  Banlc — 176  Superior, — Capital 
$125,000  Banking  hours  from  7  A  M  to 
3  P.  M,  John  Crowell,  President,  S. '  B 
Sturges,  Cashir;  S  L  Severance,  Teller;  John 
Crowell,  S.  B,  Sturges,  B  B,  PLale,  John  F, 
Warner  and  B,  L.  Spangler,  Directors, 

Merchants'  Banlt. — Cor.  Bank  and  Supe- 
rior sts.  Capital,  $125,000.  Banking  hours, 
from  9  A.  M.  to  3  P.  M.  T.  M.  Kelley, 
President;  Geo.  Mygatt,  Cashier;  W.  A. 
Cutter,  Asst.  Cashier ;  T.  C.  Johnson,  Book- 
Keeper;  T.  M.  Kelley,  Geo.  Mvgatt,  M. 
Barnett,  W.  D.  Beattie,  and  W.  Collins,  Di- 
rectors. 

Society  for  Savings. — Cor.  of  Bank  and 
Frankfort  sts.     Chartered  1849.    Open  d?l\y 


from  9}<2  A.  M.  to  12 1.'  M.,  and  from  1}4 
to  3  }4  P.  M.  Hon.  S.  J.'Andrews,  President; 
W.  f.  Smith,  R.  Hitchcock,  D.  Baldwin,  Vice 
Presidents  ;  Henry  Wick,  Hiram  Griswold, 
L.  Benedict,  J.  F.  Borges,  H.  W..  Clark,  M. 
Barnett,  J.  A.  Foot,  JTCardner,  E.  Hessen- 
mueller,  J.  A.  Harris,  M.  B.  Scott,  D.  A. 
Shepard,  Clsarles  Hickox,  J.  Lowman,  W.  J. 
Warner, J.  Pannell,  W.  A.  Otis,  W.H.Stan- 
ley, E.  T.  Sterling,  B.  Rouse,  J.  B.  Waring, 
S.  Williamson,  M.  C.  Younglove,  Joseph 
Perkins,  Trustees ;  S.  J.  Andrews,  W.  H. 
Stanley,  M.  B.  Scott,  M.  Barnett,  Joseph 
Perkins,  Committee  of  Investment ;  S.  H. 
Mather,  Sec'y  and  Treasurer. 


INSURANCE  COMPANIES. 

City  Insurance  Co.  of  Cleveland. — Organized 
1854.  Capital,  $100,000.  Office,  235  Su- 
perior St. 

Cleveland  Bisurance  Co. — Office,  23  Supe- 
rior st.  Chartered  1854.  Capital,  $500,000. 
Edmund  Clark,  President;  S.  W.  Crittenden, 
Secretary. 

Cleveland  Mutual  Insurance  Co. — Office, 
235  Superior  St.  Incorpoated  1849.  Insures 
on  the  stock  or  mutual  plan.  Asahel  Strong, 
President;  S.  J.  Smith,  Vice  President ;  John 
Marr,  Secretary  and  Treasurer;  Cyrus  Eddy, 
General  Agent. 

Washington  Union  Insurance  Co. — Office, 
Rouse's  Block,  Superior  st..  Cor.  Public 
Square.  Chartered  1851.  Resources,  $300,- 
000.  Benjamin  Lane,  President;  H.  H. 
Hatch,  Secretary  and  Treasurer;  Benjamin 
Lane,  A.  S.  Sanford,  Charies  W.  Cook,  D.  B. 
Hatch,  J.  N.  Owen,  W.  J.  Ford,  W.  M.  Pow- 
ell, H.  H.  Hatch,  H.  L.  Hosmer,  Directors. 

Commercial  Mutual  Insurance  Co. — Office, 
1  Oviatt's  Exchange.  Organized  1851.  Cap- 
ital, $100,000.  M.  B.  Scott,  President;  W. 
J.  Gordon,  Vice  President;  A.  J.  Breed, 
Treasurer;  Geo.  A.  Tisdale,  Sec'y;  Capt. 
George  H.  Gibson,  Marine  Inspector ;  M.  B. 
Scott,  P.  Chamberlin,  Henry  Harvey,  H.  B. 
Tuttle,  John  A.  Barney,  William  Bingham, 
George  A.  Tisdale,  Isaac  L.  Hewitt,  Samuel 
Williamson,  H.  N.  Gates,  WiUiam  Green, 
Samuel  F.  Lester,  Robert  Llanna,  Wm,  J. 
Gordon,  and  James  Barnett,  Directors. 

Board  of  Underwriters. — -J.  L.  Weatherly, 
President;  C.  C.  Carlton,  Vice  President;  H. 
F.  Brayton,  Treasurer;  Geo.  May,  Sec'y. 


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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTOEY. 


INCORPORATED  COMPANIES. 

Cleveland  Iron  Mining  Co. — Office,  Oviatt's 
Exchange.  Organized  18.53.  Capital  Stock, 
$500,000.  Paid  in,  $300,000.  Par  value 
of  shares,  $15.  Wat.  J.  Gordon,  President ; 
Sam'l  L.  Mather,  Treasurer ;  H.  B.  Tuttle, 
Sec'y;  W.  J.  Gordon,  J.  L.  Hewitt,  John 
Outhwaite,  Selah  Chaniherlain,  H.  F.  Bray- 
ton,  Sam'l  L.  Mather,  H.  B.  Tuttle,  M.  L. 
Hewitt,  Directors. 

Cleveland  Boiler  Plate  Co. — Officers — S. 
L.  Matlier,  President  and  Treasurer; 


Sec'y ;  John  Outhwaite,  Jacob  Low- 
man,  Joseph  Masury,  Sam'l  L.  Mather,  Di- 
rectors. 

Railroad  Iron  Mill  Co. — William  st.,  near 
the  lake.  Capital,  $100,000.  Albert  G. 
Smith,  President  and  Manager ;  Lyman  T. 
Thayer,  Sec'y  and  Treasurer ;  A.  G.  Smith, 
L.  T.  Thayer  and  W.  S.  Williams,  Directors. 

Cuyalwga  Steam  Furnace  Co. — Detroit, 
Cor.  of  Centre  st.  Incorporated  1834.  Cap- 
ital, $100,000.  E.  T.  Sterling,  Agent ;  W. 
B.  Castle,  Sec'y ;  Ethan  Rogers,  Chief  En- 
gineer. 

Lalce  Erie  Paper  Co. — Office,  118  Bank  st. 
Capital,  $50,000.  Geo.  Worthiugton,  Presi- 
dent; N.  W.  Taylor,  Sec'y  and  Agent;  Geo. 
Worthington,  D.  P.  Rhodes,  E.  P.  Morgan, 
L.  C.  Frost,  N.  W.  Taylor,  Directors. 

Ohio  City  and  Olmsted  PlauTc  Road  Co. — 
Office,  7  Water  st.  John  M.  West,  President; 
E.  S.  Root,  Sec'y  and  Treasurer. 

Cleveland  Qas  Light  c^  Cohe  Co. — 195 
Superior  st.  T.  P.  Handy,  President;  T. 
Dwight  Eells,  Secretary ;  W.  E.  Beckwith, 
Treasurer ;  G.  A.  Hyde,  Engineer ;  T.  P. 
Handy,  David  Sinton,  M.  C.  Younglove, 
William  Bingham,  J.  H.  Morly,  Directoi-s. 


STEAMBOAT   &    TRANSPORTATION 
LINES. 

American  TrauspoHation  Co. — Office,  35 
E.  River.  T.  N.  Bond,  Agent ;  J.  Carlisle, 
Special  Agent  for  Southern  Ohio. 

American  Transpoiiation  Line. —  (Ohio 
Canal.)  Hubby,  Hughes  &  Co.  Agents. 
Office,  19  River  street. 

American  <Sc  Western  Th-ansportation  Co 

Upper  Lake  Steamboat  Line — T.  N.  Bond, 
Agent.     Office  35  River  street. 

Buffalo  and  Green  Bay  Line  of  Steamers — 
Mix  &  Morris,  Ageuts,  1  River  street. 


Buffalo,  Cleveland  and  Chicago  Line  of 
Steamers — Mix  &  Morris,  Agents,  1  River 
street,  and  Hubby,  Hughes  &  Co.,  19  River, 

Cleveland,  Detroit  and  Lalce  Superior  Line 
of  Steamers — Mix  &  Morris,  and  Hussey  & 
McBride,  Agents, 

Cleveland,  Detriot  4"  Lalce  Superior  Pro- 
peller  iyz'Tie— Hussey    &    McBride,  Agents. 

Cleveland  and  New  York  Express  Freight 
Line — Mix  &  Moms,  Agents,  1  River  street. 

Oreat  Western  Dispatch  Line — Offiee, 
Front  street,  foot  of  River.  B.  H.  Bamett, 
Agent. 

Green  Bay  <^  Buffalo  Steamhoat  Line. — 
Office,  1  River  street  Mix  &  Morris, 
Agents. 

Lake  Shore  Express  Co. — E,  N,  Parka, 
Agent,     Office  Front  foot  of  River, 

Lake  Superior  Steamhoat  Line — Htissey 
&  McBride,  Agents.     129  River  street. 

Merclmnts'  Central  and  People's  Line  Ex- 
press— Hubby,  Hughes  &  Co.,  Agents,  19 
River, 

Merclmnts^  Dispatch — Office,  Front  street, 
foot  of  River.     H.  K.  Boylston,  Agent. 

Michigan  Central  R.  R.  Line  of  Steamers— 
L.  A.  Pierce,  Agent.     Office,  57  River  street 

New  York  and  Erie  R.  R.  'Frieght  Line. — 
W.  D.  Cushing,  Agent  Office,  Front  street, 
foot  River. 

New  York  Central   R.  R.   Freight  Line 

H.  Johnson,  Agent     Office,  11  River  sti-eet 

Ward's  Cleveland  and  Buffalo  Daily  Line 
of  Steamers. —  Mix  &  Morris,  Agents,  1 
River  street 

Waid's  Cleveland  and  Toledo  Daily  lAra 
of  Steamers, —  Mix  &  Morris,  Agents,  1 
River,  street 

Western  Dispatch  Line. — B.  H.  Bamett, 
Agent     Front,  foot  River  stseet 

Western  Transpmiation  Co. — T.  N.^Bond, 
Agent.     Office,  35  River  street 


EXPRESS  COMPANIES. 

Ameiican  Express  Co. — Livingston,  Fargo 
&  Co.  and  Wells,  Butterfield  &  Co.,  Propri- 
etors. Henry  Wells,  President;  Dan'l  But- 
terfield, V.  President;  Wm.  G.  Fargo,  Sec'y; 
Alexander  Holland,  Treasurer;  E.  W.  Sloan, 
Supt.  Western  Division;  John  E.  Cole,  Agent 
at  Cleveland. 


WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIEECTORY. 


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United  States  Express  Co.— D.  N.  Barney, 
N.  Y.,  President;  H.  Kip,  Buffalo,  Supt.;  E. 
P.  Williams,  Buffalo,  Sec'y ;  T.  P.  Marsh, 
Buffalo,  Treasurer ;  W.  G.  Yates,  Agent  at 
Cleveland. 


EAILROADS. 

Cleveland,  Columbus  <^  Cincinnati  R.  B. — 
Officers— L.  M.  Hubby,  President;  E.  S. 
Flint,  Superintendent ;  T.  P.  Handy,  Trea- 
surer ;  Geo.  H.  Russell,  Secretary  and  Dep- 
uty Treasurer ;  F.  W.  Brown,  Paymaster. 

Directors — Stillman  Witt,  Sam'l  William- 
son, Martin  B.  Scott,  Leander  M.  Hubby, 
John  Miller,  Hosea  Williams,  Erastus  S. 
Prosser,  David  Dows,  John  M.  Woolsey, 
Alfred  Kelly. 

Cleveland,  Painesville  <^  Ashtabula  B.  B. 
— Officers —  Amasa  Stone,  Jr.,  President ; 
George  B.  Ely,  Secretary  and  Treasurer; 
H.  Nottingham,  Superintendent ;  Alfred 
Ely,  Jr.,  Paymaster. 

Directors — Alfred  Kelly,  Columbus,  0.; 
Jas.  Miles,  Girard,  Pa.;  W.  D.  Beattie,  Still- 
man  Witt,  Thomas  M.  Kelly,  Amasa  Stone, 
Jr.,  Wm.  Case,  H.  B.  Payne,  Cleveland,  O; 
E.  M.  Gilbert,  Utica,  N.  Y.;  Sam'l  J.  Ran- 
dall, Phil.;  J,  B,  Johnson,  Erie,  Pa.;  Ham- 
ilton White,  Syracuse,  N.  Y.;  C.  C.  Dennis, 
Buffalo,  N.  Y. 

Cleveland  df  Mahoning  B.  B. — Officers — 
David  Tod,  President ;  Charles  L.  Rhodes, 
Vice  President  and  Superintendent ;  0,  M. 
Burke,  Secretary  and  Treasurer. 

Directors — David  Tod,  Reuben  Hitchcock, 
Joseph  Perkins.  R.  W.  Cunningham,  Dudley 
Baldwin,  Frederick  Kinsman,  Chas.  Smith, 
Henry  B.  Perkins. 

Cleveland  dp  Fittshurgh  B.  B. — Officers — 
J.  N.  McCulloch,  President  and  Superinten- 
dent ;  C.  E.  Gorham,  Assistant  Superinten- 
dent ;  Edward  Rockwell,  Secretary  and 
Treasurer;  W,  W.  Chandler,  General  Freight 
Agent ;  F.  R.  Myers,  General  Ticket  Agent ; 
E.  F.  Smith,  Paymaster. 

Directors — J.  N.  McCullough,  Wellsville, 
0.;  Zalmon  Fitch,  Jas.  F,  Clark,  Jas,  Farm- 
er, Henry  W.  Clark,  Cleveland,  0.;  W.  W. 
Holloway,  Bridgeport,  0.;  B.  Brennan,  Steu- 
henville,  0.;  Henry  C.  Kingsley,  New  Ha- 
ven. Ct ;  D.  C.  List,  Wheeling,  Va.;  J.  Pen- 
nock,  J.  S.  Dilworth,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.;  H. 
Stowe,  Beaver,  Pa. 

Cleveland  <^  Toledo  B.  B.  —  Officers —  J. 
B.  Waring,  President ;  H.  C.  Luce,  Secre- 
tary and  Treasurer ;  L.  D.  Rucker,  Super- 


intendent ;  J.  D.  Simpkins,  Assistant  Super- 
intendent ;  E.  Sheldon,  Paymaster  ;  J.  U. 
Parsons,  General  Ticket  Agent. 


TELEGRAPH  COMPANIES. 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Company — Office, 
in  Washington  Block,  St.  -  Clair  street. 
Hiram  Sibley,  Rochester,  N.  Y.,  President; 
Isaac  R.  Elwood,  Rochester,  N.  Y.,  Sec'y; 
J.  H.  Wade,  Cleveland,  0.,  Managing  Di- 
rector; A.  Stager,  Cleveland,  0.,  Gen.  Supt,; 
Wm.  Hunter,  Cleveland,  O,  Supt.  Supplies; 
Wm.  Cobb,  Chicago,  III,  T.  T.  Eckert,  Mans- 
field, 0.,  J.  Dunham,  Cincinnati,  0.,  J.  N. 
Alvord,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Division  Supts.;  A. 
M.  Van  Duzen,  Manager  of  Cleveland  office; 
H.  L.  Welton,  Asst.;  E.  P.  Wright,  Chief 
Operator.  Auxiliary  office,  in  R.  R.  Depot. 
W.  B,  Hibbard,  Manager. 


SECRET  SOCIETIES, 
[masons.] 
Cleveland  City  Lodge,  No  15 — Chas.  A 
Woodward,  W.  M.;  George  H.  Adams,  S. 
W.;  M.  Pattinson,  J.  W.;  C.  L.  Camp,  Treas,; 
M.  L.  Rider,  Sec;  J.  D.  Coleman,  S.  D.;  Jos, 
Bell,  J.  D.;  George  Kirk,  Tyler. 

Meets  the  first  and  third  Tuesday  even- 
ings of  each  month,  at  Iris  Hall,  Superior  St 

7ns  Lodge,  No  229— G.  H.  Burt,  W.  M.; 
L.  Hills,  S.  W.;  J.  E.  Hopkins,  J.  W.;  P. 
Thatcher,  Jr.,  Treas.;  D.  E.  Field,  Sec;  G. 
W.  Berry,  S.  D.;  H.  B.  Seymour,  J.  D.;  R. 
H.  Norton,  Tyler. 

Meets  the  second  and  fourth  Mondays  of 
each  month,  at  Iris  Hall,  Superior  St. 

Bigelow  Lodge,  No.  243 — S.  Buhrer,  W. 
M.;  John  Tiedmann,  S.  W.;  Chas.  H.  Bab- 
cock,  J.  W.;  Benj.  Wygant,  Treas.;  J.  S. 
Ball,  Sec;  A.  B.  Cannon,  S.  D.;  Wm,  H. 
Nay,  J.  D.;  G.  G.  Allen,  Tyler. 

Meets  in  Columbus  Block,  Detroit  St 

Eureka  Lodge,  No.  14.— M.  T.  Boyd,  W.  ' 
M.;  J.  A.  Davis,  S,  W.;  J.   Hughes,  J.  W.; 
James  H.  Wean,  Sec;  Walter  Tyler,  Treas.; 
Abel  Starkey,  Tyler. 

Hall  18  Matthews  Block,  Public  Square. 

Webb  Chapter,  B.  A.  M.,  No.  14— A.  C- 
McNary,  M.  E.  H.  P.;  G.  H.  Burt,  E.  R.;  J- 
E.  Hopkins,  E.  S.;  L.  Hills,  C.  H.;  C.  A, 
Woodward,  P.  S.;  G.  W.  Berry,  R.  A.  C; 
E.  A.  Hopkins,  M.  E.  V.;  J.  H.  Stanley,  M. 
Q.  v.;  G.  H.  Adams,  M.  L  V.;  E.  R.  Gris- 


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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTPRY. 


wold,  Treas.;  D.  E.  Field,  Sec;  B.  M.  Hutch- 
inson, Chaplain;  R.  H.  Norton,  Guard. 

Meets  the  first  and  third  Tuesday  even- 
ings of  each  month,  at  Iris  Hall,  Superior  St. 

Oriental  Enmwpmmt,  K.  T.,  No.  12 — R. 
Creighton,  C;  J.^.  Wheeler,  Gen.;  George 
W.  Howe,  C.  G.;  A.  C.  McNary,  Prelate; 
Geo.  S.  Burt,  S.  W.;  Alfred  Ely,  Jr.,  J.  W.; 
E.  R.  Griswold,  Treas.;  D.  E.  Field,  Record- 
er; S.  Buhrer,  St.  Bearer,  J.  A.  Pitkin, 
Sword  Bearer,  P.  Thatcher,  Jr.,  Warden; 
Ed.  Piiluy,  Sentinel. 

JNIeets  the  first  Monday  evening  of  each 
mouth,  at  Iris  Hall,  Superior  St. 

[sons  of  maxta.] 

Americus  Lodge,  I.  0.  S.  of  M. — Hall 
Armory, Superior  St. — Meets  every  Friday, 
evening.  Stoughton  Bliss,  G.  C;  E"  G. 
Williams,  V.  G.  C;  Edward  C.  Kinsman,  G. 
Ch.;  G.  W.  Howe,  G.  S.  &  T.;  J.  L.  Koh- 
inson,  G.  C;  D wight  Scott,  J.  S.;  — .  Gal- 
loway, 0.  S. 

[odd  fellows.] 

Cleveland  Lodge,  L  0.  0.  F.  No.  13.— J. 
S.  I\Iartin,  N.  G.;  J.  Blackburn,  V.  G.;  W.  J. 
Rhodes,  Rec.  Sec;  G.  H.  Adams,  Per.  Sec; 
H.  Stickney,  Treas.  Meets  Monday  even- 
ings of  each  week  at  Odd  Fellows  Hall,  236 
Superior  St. 

Cuyahoga  I^odge,  No.  22 — Alfred  Meads, 
N.  G.;  Orrin  Slack,  V.  G.;  T.  W.  Evans, 
Rec.  Sec;  Henry  Haines,  Per.  Sec;  George 
W.  Lynch,  Treas.  Meets  Wednesday  even- 
ings of  each  week  at  Odd  Fellows  Hall,  236 
Superior  St. 

Erie  Lodge,  No.  27—0.  L.  Russell,  N.  G.; 
N.  B.  Prentice,  V.  G.;  J.  Powell,  Per.  Sec; 
J.  L.  Shepard,  Treas.  Meets  every  Friday 
evening,  at  Columbus  Block,  Detroit  St. 

Forest  City  Lodge,  No.  162— A.  N.  Alder- 
man, N.  G.;  J.  V.  N.  Locke,  V.  G.;  Heber 
B.  Pearson,  Rec.  Sec;  B.  F.  Robinson,  Per. 
Sec;  E.  Shepard,  Treas.  Meets  every 
Thursday  evening  at  Odd  Fellows  Hall,  236 
Superior  St. 

Phmiix  Lodge,  No.  233 — Henry  Parsons, 
N.  G.;  Daniel  Stephan,  D.  G.;  Lewis  R. 
Morris,  R.  S.;  Henry  B.  Seym<nir,  Per.  Sec; 
J.  B.  Shull,  Treas.  Meets  every  Monday 
evening,  at  Columbus  Block,  Detroit  St. 

Cleveland  Encampnent,  No.  5 — Meets 
every  Thursday  evening  in  Odd  Fellows' 
Hall.  Wm.  Treat,  C.  P.;  James  Chubb,  H. 
P.;  H.  Stickney,  L.  W.;  Wm.  Parsons,  J.  W. 
G.  H.  Adams,  Scribe;  Ansel  Roberts,  Treas. 
Ohio  Lj>lge,  No.  118— -J.  S.  Whitfield,  N. 
G.;  John  Baukh«ad,  V.  G.;  J.  A.  Davis,  Per. 


Sec;  Henry  Menick,  Rec.  Sec;  David  H. 
Crosby,  Treas.  Hall,  Mathews  Block,  Pub- 
lic Square. 

[UUOTHERHOOD  OF  THE  tJNION.] 

Llppard  Circle,  No.  24,  B.  W.  (H.  F.)  C. 
A. — Meets  every  Friday  evening  at  their 
Hall,  Ontario  Street,  cor.  Public  Square. 

John  J.  Corlett,  C.  W.;  Thos.  H.  Clague, 
C.  J.;  J.  Nevins,  H.  S.  K;  John  C.  Wagner, 
Treas.;  Samuel  Crobaugh,  C.  0.;  A.  S.  Rad- 
cliff,  C.  F.;  N.  Castor,  W.  D.;  F.  Pinkerton, 
H.  H. 

[sons  of   the  covenant.] 

Lndependent  Order  of  B'nai  Bereth,  Solo- 
7)1011  Lodge,  No.  16 — Meets  every  Sunday 
evening  at  I.  0.  B.  B.  Hall,  Colwell's  Block, 
Ontario  Street. 

J.  Hapferman,  P.;  D.  Cauffinan,  V.  P.;  S. 
Goodheart,  T.;  Jacob  Cohen,  R.  S.;  A. 
Schwartz,  F.  S.;  B.  F.  Peixotto,  M.;  C.  Loeb, 
A.  M.;  A.  Jankan,  AV.;  K.  Straus,  0.  G. 

Constitutional  Grand  Lodge  located  at 
New  York. 

District  Grand  Lodge  located  at  Cincin- 
nati. 


TEMPERANCE  SOCIETIES. 

[SOXS   OF   TEMPERANCE.] 

Cleveland  Division,  No.  275. — Meets  ev- 
ery Monday  evening  at  their  Hall,  corner 
Ontario  and  Champlain, 

T.  H.  Crosbv,  W.  P.;  T.  Clark,  W.  A.;  R. 
Riley,  R.  S.;  W.  Downie,  A.  R.  S.;  L  C. 
Pendleton,  T.;  H.  P.  Henderson,  F.  S.;J. 
Phvpers,  C;  J.  H.  Miller,  A.  C;  W.  Wors- 
wick,  T.  S.;  J.  C.  Heath,  C.  S. 

[good   TEMPLARS.] 

Cleveland  Temple,  No.l~Wm.  H.  Kaighan, 
W.  C.  T.;  Emma  E.  Feun,  W.  V.  T.;  A.  T. 
Proctor,  W.  S. 

Cuyahoga  Temple,  No.  10 — Rev.  H.  P. 
Henderson,  W.  C.  T.;  Miss  Alvira  Cole,  W; 
V.  T.;  Wm.  Worswick,  W.  S. 

Refuge  Temple,  No.  145— Elias  Ede,  W. 
C.  T.;  Hannah  E.  Gordon,  W.  V.  T.;  J.  W. 
Spaulding,  W.  S. 

Friendship  Temple,  No.  150 — John  Can- 
non, W.  C.  T.;  Harriet  Rummage,  W.  V.  T.; 
J.  S.  Lcland,  W.  S. 

Father  Mathevo's  Temperance  Society  — 
Reorganized  May  3d,  1857.  Right  Rev. 
Bishop  Rappe,  President ;  Rev.  Ed.  Han- 
non.  Vice  President  and  Treasurer ;  Patrick 
O'Brien,  Secretary ;  1115  members.  Meets 
on  the  second  Sunday  in  each  month,  at 
their   Hall,  rear  of  Cathedi'al,  Erie  street. 


WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTOEY. 


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The  Marine  Total  Abstinence  Society — In 
connection  witli  the  Betliel  Church,  Num- 
ber of  members  enrolled  and  pledged,  nearly 
7,aX).  Capt.  J.  G.  McCurdy,  President ;  Rev. 
D.  Prosser,  Chaplain;  W.  H.  Stanley,  J.  A. 
Foot,  and  D.  Mcintosh,  Managers  ;  John 
Proudfoot,  Secretary. 


SOCIETIES,  ASSOCIATIONS,  &C. 

Betliel  Lihrarij — In  the  tower  of  the  Beth- 
el Church,  Water,  corner  of  Johnson  street, 
contains  about  2000  volumes,  the  gift  of 
many  friendly  to  the  sailors.  The  Library 
is  connected  with  the  Western  Seamen's 
Friend  Society. 

Cleveland  Lilrary  Association  —  No.  219 
Superior  street,  Baldwin's  Block.  This  In- 
stitution is  now  in  a  very  thriving  condition, 
having  the  past  year  been  organized  under 
a  new  Charter  and  Constitution,  and  is  loca- 
ted in  pleasant  and  agreeable  rooms.  The 
Reading  Room  is  supplied  with  a  large  se- 
lection of  Daily  Newspapers  and  Periodicals 
from  all  the  principal  cities  of  the  Union 
and  Canada.  The  Library  is  being  con- 
stantly enlarged,  and  is  liberally  patronized 
by  the  most  intelligent  portion  of  the  citi- 
zens of  the  Forest  City,  and  bids  fair  to  be- 
come one  of  its  proudest  ornaments.  The 
Annual  Meeting  of  the  Association  for  the 
election  of  Officers  is  held  on  the  2d  Mon- 
day in  April  of  each  year.  Tlie  present 
Board  of  Officers  consists  of  the  following 
gentlemen  :  William  Case,  President ;  Al- 
leyne  Maynard,  Vice  President ;  H.  M.  Cha- 
pin,  Corresponding  Secretary;  Geo.  W.  Gard- 
ner, Recording  Secretary  ;  Fayette  Brown, 
Treasurer  ;  Wm.  F.  Smith,  Wm.  Bingham, 
Geo.  A.  Tisdale,  Alfred  Ely,  jr.,  Directors ; 
Wm.  J.  Tait,  Librarian  and  Superintendent. 
Terms  of  Membership,  Two  Dollars  per 
year.  An  Annual  Course  of  Lectures  is 
delivered  during  the  winter  in  connection 
with  the  Association. 

Young  Ifen's  Christian  Association —  Or- 
ganized 1854. 

Officers  and  Committees  for  the  year  1859. 
— J.  J.  El  well.  Pros.;  Chauncey  Prentiss,  L. 
Alcott  and  Dr.  T.  Sterling,  Vice  Prest's.;  J. 
E.  Ingersoll,  Cor.  Sec;  A.  S.  Gorham,  Treas.; 
J.  T.  Sterling,  Rec.  Sec. 

Standing  Committees — J.  B.  Meriam,  W. 
E.  Beckwith,  Charles  Dockstader,  Finance. 
D.  V7.  Brooks,  A.  11.  Bigelow,  E.  H.  Liger- 
soll,  Lectures.  Charles  A.  Willard,  G.  P. 
LeBoutelier,  E.  W.   Sackridcr,    Library  and 


Rooms.  J.  F.  Keeler,  T.  S.  Beckwith,  D. 
P.  Eells,  Missionary  Labor. 

Rooms,  249  Superior  St.  over  H.  D.  Ken- 
dall &  Co's.  store. 

Reading  Room,  open,  free  to  the  public, 
every  day  (Sundays  excepted)  irom  8  o'clock 
A.  M.  to  10  P.  M. 

Library,  1300  volumes — Open  Tuesdays 
and  Thursdays  from  2  to  4  o'clock  P.  M., 
and  from  7  to  9  o'clock  P.  M.  On  Satur- 
day from  3  to  8  o'clock  P.  M. 

Monthly  Meeting  held  on  the  last  Tues- 
day evening  of  each  month. 

Prayer  Meeting  held  every  Saturday  ev- 
ening at  the  rooms. 

Union  Mission  Sabbath  School — Under 
the  joint  care  of  the  Y.  M.  C.  Association 
and  the  Ladies  Christian  Union,  held  on 
Champlain  Street,  at  2  o'clock  P.  M.  Su- 
perintendent, Daniel  P.  Eells,  Assist.  Supt. 
G.  W.  Whitney. 

Ladies  Christian  CTwio??/— Auxilliary  to  the 
Y.  M.  C.  A.— Organized  1859. 

Officers  and  Prudential  Committee  for  the 
year  1859— Mrs.  S.  B.  Page,  President ;  Mrs. 
John  Coon,  Bap.,  Mrs.  E.  T.  Sterling,  Epis., 
Mrs.  I.  L.  Hewitt,  Presb.,  Mrs.  B.  Stedman, 
Cong.,  Mrs.  G.  W.  Whitney.,  Meth.,  Mrs. 
W.  H.Brewster,Wes.  Meth.,Vice  Presidents; 
Mary  Clark  Brayton,  Secretary ;Mary  C.  Witt, 
Treas. 

Prudential  Committee — Mrs.  S.  B.  Page, 
Mrs.  C.  A.  Dean,  Mrs.  J.  B.  Meriam,  Mary 
Jane  Beattie,  Mary  C.  Witt,  Mrs.  Geo.  A. 
Benedict,  Mrs.-  L.W.  Pond,  Mary  L.  At- 
water,  Mary  Clark  Brayton. 

Monthly  Meeting  at  Rooms  of  tbe  Y.  M. 

C.  Association  on  the  second  Monday  of 
each  month,  at  4  o'clock  P.  M. 

Western  Seamen's  Friend  Society  —  Or- 
ganized 1830,  meets  annually  at  such  time 
and  place  as  the  Executive  Committee  shall 
designate.  Rev.  S.  C.  Aiken,  D.  D.  ; 
J.  A.  Foot,  Esq. ;  Rev.  S.  W.  Adams,  D.  D.; 
Charies  A.  Dean,  Rev.  Jas.  Eells,  T.  P. 
Handv,  Esq. ;  Rev.  F.  T.  Brown  ;  J.  B. 
Parish  Rev.  J.  A.  Thome  ;  E.  T.  Sterling, 

D.  D. ;  Rev.  John  Peat,  A.  M. ;  J.  Masm'v, 
Rev.  A.  Wheeler;  Rev.  R.  H.  B^urlburt ; 
F.  C.  Babbitt,  Rev.  J.  B.  Bittinger,  C. 
Taylor,  Esq. ;  Rev.  J.  C.  White  ;  B.  Sted- 
man, Esq. ;  Rev.  R.  B.  Claxton,  D.  D.  ;  Rev. 
J.  W.  Lowe  ;  J.  Liece ;  Rev.  Wm.  Day  ; 
Rev.  D.  Prosser,  Executive  Board.  J.  Proud- 
foot,  Secretary. 

The  St.  George's  Society— Meet  the  first 
Tuesday  in  every  month,  at  the  Sons  of 
Temperance  Hall,  over  J.  Stair  &  Son's 
store,  Ontario  st.     T.  A.  Walton,  President ; 


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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY. 


John  Outhwaite,  V.  President ;  Edwin  Stair, 
Treasurer;  Henry  Parsons,  Rec.  Sec'j"  Johp 
Hale,  Sec'y  of  Accts.;  Rev.  Dr.  BoUes,  Chap- 
lain; Dr.  Wm.  H.  Capener,  Physician;  Chas. 
Easty,  Wm.  Parsons,  Alfred  Meads,  Morris 
Clark,  Stewards;*  Thomas  iiasty,  Benjamin 
H.  Stair,  J.  M.  Blackburn,  Charitable  Com. 

The  St,  Amlreio's  Society — Meets  at  J.  C. 
Cramer's  office.  Rouse's  Block.  A  benevo- 
lent institution  organized  May  5,  1846,  to 
afford  aid  and  encouragement  to  Scotch  im- 
migrant, ;md  distressed  natives  of  Scotland, 
resident  in  Cleveland.  The  stated  quarterly 
meetings  are  held  on  the  second  Tuesday  in 
February,  August  May,  and  November ;  the 
latter  the  officers  for  the  ensuing  year  are 
elected,  and  installed  into  office  on  St.  An- 
drew's day  (November  30.)  John  Kirk- 
patrick.  President  ;  John  C.  Grannis,  John 
L.  Denham,  G.  Whitelaw,  John  Proudfoot, 
Vice  Presidents ;  John  Downie,  Heury 
Shanks,  Wm.  Mcintosh,  Managers ;  Rev. 
James  McGill,  Chaplain ;  P.  A.  Gordon, 
Physician  ;  David  Mcintosh,  Treasurer ; 
Walter  Dalgleish,  Recording  Secretary;  Alex- 
•      ander  Hunter,  Corresponding  Secretary. 

Mo7ias  Relief  Society — Organized  Sept.  1, 
1852.  Meet  first  Friday  on  every  month. 
Prospect  St.,  cor.  of  Hm-on.  W.  S.  Kermish, 
President;  Wm.  Brew,  V.  President;  W.  H. 
Brew,  Sec'y.;  James  Christian,  Treasurer; 
Thomas  Quayle,  William  K.  Corlett,  John 
Black:  Wm.  Brew,  W.  K.  Corlett,  Thomas 
Craine,  Relief  Committe. 

Monas  Mutual  Benefit  Society — Meet  first 
Monday  in  each  month,  in  Hoffman's  Block, 
Public  Square.  William  Brew,  President; 
William  Radcliff,  V.  President;  William  G. 
Harrison,  Sec'y;  Thomas  Harrison,  Treasurer; 
J.  J.  Crane,  John  Cubbon,  John  T.  Radcliff' 
Trustees.     Organized  April,  1855. 

Oerman  Freemen's  Education  Society — 
No.  272  St.  Clair  st.  G.  W.  Smith,  Presi- 
dent; A.  Wangerni,  V.  President;  D.  Langs- 
dorf,  Sec'y;  H.  Dorr,  Treasurer. 

Cleveland  Musical  Society  —  Room  147 
Ontario  street.  S.  L.  Bingham,  President ; 
D.  0.  Cole,  Secretary  ;  E.  A.  Hopkins,  Trea- 
surer ;  J.  M.  Leland,  Librarian ;  F.  X. 
Byerley,  Director. 

Cuyahoga  County  Agricultural  Society  — 
Members  of  the  Board :  A.  A.  Jewett, 
President,  Newburgh ;  Josiah  Hurst,  Vice 
President,  Dover ;  W.  Dewitt,  Secretary, 
Cleveland ;  Benjamin  H.  Stair,  Treasurer, 
Cleveland ;  Clark  S.  Gates,  Brooklyn ;  E. 
S.  Willard,  Cleveland  ;  B.  Martin,  Cleve- 
land ;   J.    G.  Ruggles,   Newburgh ;    I.  L. 


Gleason,  Independence. 

Ladies  Home  Missionary  Society — Of  the 
Methodist  Episcopal  Church  of  Cleveland. 
This  society,  under  the  management  of  a  no- 
ble band  of  zealous  and  benevolent  ladies, 
principally  connected  with  the  St  Clair  St. 
Church,  hiis  been  actively  and  efficiently  en- 
gaged in  the  cause  of  humanity  for  a 
number  of  years, 

Tiie  ladies  have  recently  transferred  the 
Ragged  School  (so  called)  fonnerly  under 
their  care  to  the  Young  Men's  Christian  As- 
sociation, and  will  hereafter  be  able  to  direct 
their  efforts  toother  jiortionsof  the  mi.ssionary 
field  in  the  city.  The  objects  of  the  Society 
as  expressed  in  its  constitution  are  "to  amel- 
iorate the  condition  of  the  poor  of  this  city 
and  vicinity  by  feeding  the  hungry,  clothing 
the  destitute,  and  furnishing  them  with  the 
insti'uction  of  the  means  of  grace."  Its  offi- 
cers are  :  Mrs.  Samuel  H.  Baird,  President ; 
Mi"s.  George  P.  Burwell,  Vice  President ; 
Mrs.  Thomas  H.  Oakley,  Secretary;  Mrs. 
W.  P.  Cooke,  Treasurer ;  Mrs.  Samuel  Fol- 
jambe,  Mrs.  John  Hale,  Mrs.  C.  L,  Bander, 
Mrs.  John  Howland,  Mrs.  F.  Vance,  Mana- 
gers. 

Cleveland  Bible  Society— J oseY)h.  Perkins, 
President;  The  Pastoi-s  of  all  co-operating 
churches  in  the  city  of  Cleveland,  V.  Presi- 
dents;  Seth  H.  Sheldon,  H.  B.  Tuttle,  S. 
Foljambe,  H.  Benton,  Directors;  E.  F.  Young, 
Rec.  Sec'y;  James  M.  Hoyt,  Cor.  Sec'y;  D. 
P.  Eells,  Treasurer;  S.  H.  Mather,  Auditor; 
Ingham  &  Bragg,  Depositaries. 

Western  Reserve  Sunday  School  and  Tract 

Society Depository  at  Ingham  &  Bragg's, 

191  Superior  st. 


MEDICAL  COLLEGES. 

Cleveland  Medical  College — Comer  Erie 
and  St.  Clair  sts.  Faculty — John  Delamater, 
M.  D.,  Prof,  of  Midwifery,  and  Diseases  of 
Women  and  Children;  Jared  P.  Kirtland, 
M.  D.,  Prof,  of  the  Principles  and  Practice 
of  Medicine ;  J.  Lang  CaSsels,  M.  D.,  Prof, 
of  Chemistry  and  Botany  ;  Jacob  J.  Dela- 
mater, M.  D.,  Prof,  of  Materia  Medica,  The- 
rapeutics and  Medical  Jurisprudence;  Proctor 
Thaver,  M.  D.,  Prof  of  Anatomy  and  Phys- 
iology; Gustave  C.  E.  Weber,  M.  D.  Prof'  of 
the  Principles  and  Practice  of  Surgery;  H. 
K.  Cushing,  M.  D.,  Adjunct  Prof,  of' Mid- 
wifery and  Diseases  of  Women  and  Children; 
Peter  Allen,  M.  D.,  Trumbull  Co.,  William 
Bushnell,  M.  D.,  Highland  Co.,  Albert  Read, 
M.  D.,  Huron  Co.,  Jolm  W.  Russell,  M.  D., 
Knox  Co.,  Medical  Censors. 


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Western  Homeopathic  College — Ohio  st., 
chartered  1850.  Officers. _ John  Wheeler, 
M.  D.,  President;  Dudley  Baldwin,  Esq.,  V. 
President;  Wm.  H.  Biirridge,  Sec'y.  Fac- 
ulty__B.  L.  Hill,  M.  D.,  Berlin  Heights,  0., 
Professor  of  General,  Special  and  Surgical 
Anatomy;  A.  R.  Bartlett,  M.  D.,  Aurora,  111., 
Professor  of  Physiology  and  General  Pathol- 
ogy; J.  Brainerd,  M.  D.,  Cleveland,  0.,  Pro- 
fessor of  Medical  Botany,  Chemistry  and 
Toxicology;  J.  S.  Douglas,  M.  D.,Mil\vaukee, 
Wis.,  Professor  of  Materia  Medica,  Special 
Pathology  and  Diagnosis;  John  Ellis,  M.  D., 
Detroit,  Mich.,  Prof,  of  Principles  and  Prac- 
tice of  Medicine;  S.  R.  Beckwith,  M.  D., 
Cleveland,  0.,  Prof,  of  Surgery  and  Surgical 
Diseases;  E.  A.  Guilbert,  M.  D.,  Dubuque, 
Iowa,  Prof,  of  Obstetrics  and  Diseases  of  Wo- 
men and  Children ;  Hon.  John  Crowell, 
Cleveland,  0.,  Prof  of  Medical  Jurisprudence. 
D.  S.  Smith,  M.  D.,  Waukegan,  111.,  A.  0. 
Blair,  M.  D.,  Columbus,  0.,  J.  Sill,  Kalama- 
zoo, Mich.,  Censors.     Officers  of  Faculty 

Hon.  John  Crowell,  Dean;   J.  Brainerd,  M. 
D.,  Registrar.     Daniel  Odell,  Janitor. 


ASYLUMS. 

Boys^  Asylum — Kept  by  the  Sisters  of 
Charity,  Monroe  St.,  west  side.     Catholic. 

Cleveland  Orphan  Asylum — Kinsman  St. 
near  Wilson  Avenue. 

Officers — Sherlock  J.  Andrews,  Pres.; 
Daniel  P.  Eells,  Clerk;  George  Mygatt, 
Treas. 

Trastees — H.  W.  Clark,  Benj,  Rouse, 
Philo  Scovill. 

Board  of  Managers — Mrs.  Elisha  Taylor, 
Pres.;  Mrs.  L.  M.  Hubby,  Mrs.  S.  William- 
son, Mrs.  G.  Chapman,  Mrs.  Dr.  Hanna, 
Mrs.  J.  K.  Miller,  Mrs.  Mary  H.  Severance, 
Mrs.  B.  Harrington,  Mrs.  B.  Rouse,  Mrs. 
Hiram  Griswold,  Mrs.  S.  B.  Page,  Miss  Ma- 
ry Dean. 

Mrs.  Wm.  Mittleberger,  Sec;  Mrs.  Os- 
borne, Matron;  Miss  Helen  Townsend, 
Teacher;  Dr.  Theodore  T.  Sterling,  Physi- 
cian. 

St  Mary's  Orphan  Asylum — Harmon  St. 
near  Kinsman.  Victorine  Boucher,  Prin- 
cipal. 


CEMETERIES. 

Jesse  Palmer,  Sexton  and  Superintendent. 

Catholic — Kinsman,  east  of  Woodland. 

City — Erie,  between  Ohio  and  Bolivar. 


Jewish — Tifereth  Israel  Congregation,  junc. 
Monroe  and  Willet.  Israelitic  Anshe  Ches- 
sed  Congregation,  junct.  Monroe  and  Willet. 

West  Side — Monroe  st. 

Woodland — Kinsman,  between  Second  and 
Bolton  Avenues. 


CONVENTS. 

Sisters  of  Charity  of  tJie  Immalculate 
Conception — Monroe  street,  near  Willett, 
west  side.  Under  the  patronage  of  the  R.  C. 
Bishop  of  Cleveland;  Catherine  Bissonette. 
Superioress. 

Ursline — Euclid,  west  of  Erie.  Under 
the  patronage  of  the  R.  C.  Bishop  of  Cleve- 
land. Mary  Beamount,Superioress.  There 
is  a  boarding  School,  also  three  day  schools 
and  two  free  schools.  There  are  four  schools 
on  the  east  side  and  five  on  the  west  side 
that  are  supplied  with  female  teachers  from 
this  Institution. 


BANDS. 


EecTcer  Band — Rooms  over  151  Water; 
Reinhart,  Leader. 

Leland's  Band — Rooms  222  Superior ;  J. 
M.  Leland,  Leader. 


NEWSPAPERS  AND  PERIODICALS. 

Agitator — Semi-monthly.  Mrs.  H.  F.  M. 
Brown,  Editor  and  Proprietor.  Office  288 
Superior  street. 

Analyst — Semi-monthly.  J.  A.  Spencer 
&  Co.,  Editors  and  Proprietors.  Office  197 
Superior  street. 

Germania  —  (German)  Semi-weekly  and 
weekly.  Ernest  Scheuflier,  Editor  and  Pro- 
prietor.    Office  south  side  of  Public  Spuare. 

National  Democrat — Daily  and  weekly — 
E.  A.  Munson,  Publisher.  C.  B.  Flood,  Ed- 
itor.    Office,  144  Superior  street. 

Herald — Daily,  tri-weekly,  and  weekly, 
by  Fairbanks,  Benedict  &  Co.  G.  A.  Bene- 
dict and  J,  H,  A.  Bone,  Editors.  Office  132 
Bank  street. 

Leader — Daily,  tri-weekly,  and  weekly  by 

E.  Cowles  &  Co.     J.  A.  Harris,  Editor,     Of- 
fice 144  Superior  street. 

Plaindealer — Daily,  tri-weekly,  and  week- 
ly, by  J.  W.  Gray.    J.  W.  Gray,  and  Chas. 

F.  Brown,  Editors.     Office  comer  of  Supe- 
rior and  Vineyard  streets. 


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WILLISTOX  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY. 


Review — Dailj',  and  semi-weekly  by  T.  L. 
Wilcox.  11.  N.  Joliasdn,  Editor.  Office 
147  Water  street. 

Cornmera'al  Gazette — AVeelsly.  John  K. 
Lowe,  Publisher.     Office  144  Huperior  street. 

Dodge's  Literary  Miiseuiu — Weekly.  Os- 
siau  E.  Dodge,  Editor  and  Pi-oprietor.  Office 
5  Euclid  street, 

Ohio  Farmer — Weekly.  Thos.  Brown, 
Editor  and  Proprietor.  Office  l'J7  Superior 
street. 

The  Christliche  Butschafter —  (German,) 
Semi-monthly,  by  C.  Hammer.  C.  G.  Koch, 
Editor,     Office  218  and  220  Kinsman  street. 

The  Chnstliche  Kinderfreund — (German,) 
by  C.  Hammer.  C.  G.  Koch,  Editor.  Office 
218  and  220  Kinsman  street. 

The  Evangelical  Messenger — Semi-month- 
ly, by  C.  Hammer.  S.  G.  Clewcll,  Editor. 
Office  218  and  220  Kinsman  street.    • 

The  Weste7-n  Laio  Monthly  — Hay dei-i, 
King  &  Ehvell,  Publishers.  Chester  Hay- 
den,  LL.  D.,  General  Editor;  Hon.  R.  P. 
Ranncy,  Supervisory  Editor  of  Code  Depart- 
ment; J.  J.  El  well,  and  M.  A.  King,  Assis- 
tant Editors.  Office  Rouse's  Block,  corner  of 
Public  Square. 

Vanguard— Weekly.  Wm.  Denton,  Al- 
fred Cridge,  and  Anna  Denton  Cridge,  Edi- 
tors and  Proprietors.     Office  109  Lake  street 

Waechter  am  Erie —  (German,)  Weekly, 
August  Thime,  Editor  and  Proprietor.  Of- 
fice 181  Ontario  street. 

Wool  Grower's  liepoHer— Monthly.  An- 
drew Header,  Editor  and  Proprietor."  Office 
109  Bank  street 


CHURCHES. 

[baptist.] 

First   Baptist — Corner  Euclid   and  Erie. 

Purchased  of  the    Plymouth  Congregation, 

April,    1855.     Rev.  S.  W.  Adams,  Pastor, 

Nicholas  Quackenbush,  Sexton. 

Second  Baptist — Erie,  corner  Ohio.  Pur- 
chased from  Second  Presbyterian  Church, 
1851.     Rev.  Daniel  S.  Watson,  Pastor. 

Third  Baptist — Corner  Clinton  and  State. 
Erected  in  1855.     Rev.  S.  B.  Page,  Pastor. 

Mission  Baptist — Corner  Hudson  street  and 
Scoville  Avenue.  Supplied  by  Pastors  from 
the  other  Bapt:ist  Churches  of  the  city. 

[congregational.] 
Flymouih  Church — Prospect  street,  west 


of  Erie.     Rev.  James  C.  White,  Pastor.    W. 
H.  Francisco,  Sexton. 

Congregational  Church  —  Detroit,  comer 
State.  Erected  1850;  dedicated  1852.  Rev. 
J.  A.  Thome,  Pastor.  Daniel  Mallony, 
Sexton. 

[catholic] 

St.  John's  Cathedral — Corner  Erie  and  Su- 
perior. Amacjeus  Ra^jpe,  D.  D.,  Bishop. 
Assistants —  Rev.  E.  Harmon,  Rev.  C.  B. 
O'Couner.     N.  Wagner,  Sexton. 

St.  Mary's  Church — Corner  Columbia  and 
Girard.     Rev.  X.  Obermuller,  Pastor. 

St.  Patrick's  Church — Whitman,  near 
Woodbine.  James  Vincent  Conlan,  Joseph 
Conlan,  Pastors. 

St.  Peter's  —  Superior,  corner  of  Dodge. 
Rev.  J.  Luke.  There  is  a  school  connected 
with  this  Church. 

St.  VinceiiCs  Asylum — Monroe.  Under 
the  care  of  the  Sisters  of  Charity  of  St  Au- 
gustine. S.  Ursula,  Mother  Superior. — 
Twenty  religious  ;  sixty  orphan  boys. 

[disciples  church.] 
Corner  Franklin  and  the  Circle.  Erected 
in  1846.  Rev.  Mr.  Jones,  Pa.stor.  L  U. 
Masters,  James  Camion,  D.  P.  Xickerson, 
Trustees ;  Hiram  Pierce,  J.  S.  Calkins,  Dea- 
cons ;  William  Bowler,  Clerk. 

[episcopal.] 

Grace  Church — Comer  of  Prosjiect  and 
Erie  streets.  Rev.  Lawson  Carter,  Rector. 
Rev.  Wm.  A.  Rich,  Assistant  Mhiister ; 
Joseph  Price,  Sexton.  C.  J.  Woolson  and  K 
W.  Palmer,  Wardens.  S.  H.  Webb,  D.  E. 
Field,  J.  D.  Cleveland,  W.  L.  Carter,  P. 
Freeman,  C.  P.  Whitney,  E.  R.  Griswold, 
and  E.  C.  Bush,  Vestrymen. 

St.  Johns — Corner  Wall  street,  West  Side. 
Erected  1836;  consecrated  1838.  Rev.  Lewis 
Burton,  Rector.  John  S.  Furuell,  Sexton. 
S.  N.  Herrick,  G.  L.  Chapman,  Wardens  ; 
S.  W.  Johnson,  Wells  Porter,  W.  B.  Castle, 
B.  Tinker,  John  H.  Sargent,  J.  Beverlin, 
W.  Foster.  Vestrymen. 

St.  Patils — Euclid  corner  of  Sheriff  streets. 
Built  1848.  Rev.  Robert  B.  Claxtun,  Pastor. 
James  Fassitt,  Sexton. 

Trinity — Superior  street  Rebuilt  1854, 
and  consecrated  on  Ascension  day,  Maj-  17, 
1855.  James  A.  Bolles,  D.  D.,  Rector. 
John  Shellej',  Ansel  Roberts,  Wardens;  S. 
L.  Mather,  B.  Hanington,  li  P.  Spalding, 
Philo  Chamberlin,  John  A.  Vincent,  S.  F. 
Lester,  S.  B.  Axtell,  T.  A.  Walton,  Vestry- 
men. 


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Trinity  Cliurch  was  organized,  November 
9th,  1816,  and  is  therefore  the  oldest  organ- 
ized Church  of  any  denomination  in  the  city 
of  Cleveland.  The  first  building  in  which 
the  congregation  worshiped,  was  erected  on 
the  corner  of  Seneca  and  St.  Clair  streets, 
and  was  entirely  destroyed  by  fire  in  March, 

1854.  The  present  edifice  on  Superior  street, 
was  erected  in  1854,  and  consecrated  on 
Ascension  day,  May  17th,  1855. 

Free  CJmpel  and  Widows  Home — Scoville 
Avenue,  near  Brownell,  under  the  care  of 
and  sustained  by  Trinity  Church, 

[JEWISH.] 

Ansclie  Chesed  Congregation — 28  Eagle  St. 
S.  Thorman,  President;  Marcus  Wolf,  Vice 
President ;  Joel  Englehart,  Isaac  Hopferman, 
H.  Bloch,  L.  H.  Schwarzenberger,  Grershon 
Straus,  A.  Halle,  Trustees.  This  congregation 
is  composed  of  about  one  hundred  and  twenty 
members.  The  Synagogue  was  erected  in 
1846,  is  a  brick  structure  35  by  70,  and  cost 
$2,500. 

Tifereth  Israel  Congregation — Huron  St., 
comer  of    Miami.      Synagogue    erected   in 

1855,  dedicated  January,  1856;  cost  $10,000. 
Rev.  Jacob  Cohen,  Acting  Minister;  K. 
Straus,  Sexton  ;  J.  Steiuer,  Greorge  A.  Davis, 
S.  Mann,  D.  Cauffman,  C.  Loeb,  B.  F. 
Peixoto,  Louis  Kilman,  Trustees. 

[LUTHERAN.] 

Evangelical  Zion — Bolivar,  near  Erie,  Or- 
ganized April  14th,  1843,  dedicated  Janua- 
ry 20th,  1848  ;  Henry  Schwan,  Pastor, — 
William  Depner,  Sexton.  A  week  school 
of  90  scholars.     Members,  500. 

Trinity  Church — Jersey,  near  Lorain.  J,  C. 
William  Lindeman,  Pastor,  Henry  Schreif- 
er,  Sexton.  A  week  school  of  80  scholars. 
Members,  450, 

Salem  Church — Corner  Eagle  and  Erie. 
Erected  in  1856,  dedicated  in  1857.  This 
Church  has  a  largo  membership, 

[METHODIST  EPISCOPAL.] 

St.  Clair  Si!.— Corner  St.  Clair  and  Wood. 
Rev.  John  Peat,Pastor.  W,  P.  Cooke,Samuel 
Foljambe,  John  Gill,  Jacob  Lowman,  S.  A. 
Powers,  Trustees  ;  Geo.  P,  Burwell,  Collec- 
tor ;  W.  P,  Cooke,  Supt,  of  Sabbath  School, 

Erie  Street — Erie  near  Ohio,  Erected  1853, 
dedicated  Oct.  23,1853.  Rev.  R.  H,  Hurlburt, 
Pastor.  J.  Gillard,  Sexton.  E,  A,  Brock, 
J.  M.  Hower,  0,  J,  Keeler,  H.  Latimer, 
Horace  Wilkins,  Trustees, 

Church  Street — Corner  Churcli  and  Hano- 
ver.   Erected   1835,  dedicated   1840.     A. 


WheeTer,  Pastor.  Lyman  Whitney,  Henry 
Stevens,  Sam'l  H.  Crowl,  Alfred  Davis,  W. 
A.  Ingham,  Ezra  Honeywell,  George  Pres- 
ley, Horace  Benton,  Henry  Hale,  Trustees, 

Scoville  Avenue — Scoille  Avenue,  east  of 
Perry.  Erected  1851,  Rev.  James  W.  Lowe, 
Pastor,     Chas.  Thompson,  Sexton, 

Bridge  Street — Corner  Bridge  and  Taylor, 
Erected  1855,  dedicated  1857,  Rev.  T,  J. 
Pope,  Pastor.  Samuel  Moore,  Samuel  H. 
Crowl,  Joseph  Turton,  Benj.  Parkin,  Thos. 
Bloxhan,  Trustees, 

City  Mission — St.  Clair  near  Pittsburgh 
Repair  Shop.  Rev.  H,  P.  Henderson,  Pastor. 
C.  L.  Bander,  W,  P,  Cooke,  C.  W.  Chis- 
holm.  Trustees, 

German — Prospect,  west  of  Erie,  Erected 
in  1847.  Emit  Baur,  Pastor,  Ludwig 
Marc,  Sexton, 

German — Lorain,  corner  McLane.  Erected 
1851,  dedicated  1852.  George  Adam  Ren- 
ter, Pastor,  Ludwig  Keeley,  Sexton.  F. 
Dryer,  Supt.  of  Sabbath  School.  Day 
School  in  connection  with  this  Church  in  the 
summer. 

African — Bolivar,  east  of  Erie.  S,  T. 
Jones,  Pastor,  J.  A.  Davis,  P,  C.  Janes,  D. 
H,  Crosby,  John  Skinner,  G.  C.  Wooten, 
Trustees. 

[PRESBYTERIAN.] 

First — Public  Square,  comer  of  North 
Ontario  street.  Erected  1856.  Rev.  S,  C. 
Aiken,  D.  D.,  and  W.  H.  Goodrich,  Pastore, 
A.  Strong  and  W.  G.  Stedman,  Deacons ; 
Joseph  Sargeant,  D.  P.  Atwater,  J.  A.  Font, 
F.  C.  Keith,  E.  H.  Merrill,  George  Mygatt, 
Elders, 

Second — Superior  street,  east  of  the  Park. 
Erected  1851.  Rev.  James  Eells,  Pastor. 
William  K.  Cmtiss,  Sexton.  W,  A,  Otis,  S, 
H.  Fox,  J,  Holt,  Deacons,  Levi  Benedict, 
Hiram  Griswold,  T.  P.  Handv,  D.  A.  Shep- 
ard,  M,  L.  Brooks,  Elders,  'S.  H.  Mather, 
Clerk,     Communicants — 403, 

Euclid  Street — Euclid  comer  of  Brownell, 
Erected  1852.  J.  B.  Bittinger,  Pastor ;  John 
Horner,  Sexton.  Elisha  Taylor,  Zalmon 
Fitch,  F.  S.  Slosson,  S.  C.  Porter,  Elders. 
Joseph  Perkins,  Henry  Harvey,  Deacons, 

Associate — Erie  near  Huron.  Erected  in 
the  spring  of  1843.  Dedicated  in  the  fall 
of  1843.  Rev.  James  McGill,  Pastor.  Jno. 
Taylor.  Sexton. 

Westminster  —  Prospect,  corner  Hunting- 
ton. Erected  1858,  Rev,  Frederick  T. 
Brown,  Pastor ;  Jamea  Reanier,  Sexton. 


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Maijfk/wer  Mission  Church — Orange,  near 
Mayflower.  Erected  1856;  no  regular  or- 
ganization ;  service  morning  and  evening. 
Rev.  William  Day,  Pastor,  —  Upton,  Sex- 
ton. Sunday  School  at  3  p.  m.,  attended  by 
250  children. 

[WESLETAN  METHODIST.] 

Weshyan — Euclid,  near  Sheriff.  Erected 
and  dedicated  in  1840.  W.  H.  Brewster, 
Pastor. 

[miscellaneous.]  ( 

Oerman  United  Brethren  Church — Corner 
York  and  Bridge.  Ezekiel  Light,  Pastor. 
There  is  a  day  school  in  connection  with 
this  Church. 

Moravian  Church —  Tracy,  between  Lo- 
rain and  Abbey.  Frederick  G.  Kaufholtz, 
Pastor. 

Butch  Evangelical  Protestant  Church  — 
Corner  Erie  and  Hamilton.  C.  H.  A.  Al- 
lardt,  Pastor. 

l}-ue  Bible  Christian  Church — Corner  Or- 
ange and  Irving.  Joseph  Hodge,  Pastor. 
Jas.  Gill,  Sexton. 

Salem  Eucmjelical  Church — Corner  Erie 
and  Eagle.     John  Bernhert,  Pastor. 


SUNDAY   SCHOOLS. 

First  Preshjterian-JF.  C.  Keith,  Superin- 
tendent— Meets  12  o'clock  M, — Twenty-five 
teachers — One  hundred  and  seventy-five 
scholars. 

Second  Presbyterian — T,  P.  Handy,  Super- 
intendent—Meets 12  o'clock  M.— Nineteen 
teachers— one  hundred  and  eighty-five  schol- 
ars. 

Euclid  Street  Presbyterian — Joseph  Per- 
kins Superintendent— Meets  12  o'clock  M.— 
Twenty-four  teachers— One  hundred  and  for- 
ty-three schoLars. 

Westminster  Presbyterian — Dr.  Taylor,  Su- 
perintent— Meets  12  o'clock  M. — Nineteen 
teachers— One  hundred  scholars. 

United  Presbyterian — Erie  street — Pollock 
and  Batie,  Superintendents  —  Meets  IJ^ 
o'clock,  P.  M. — Eight  teachers — Thirty-five 
scholars. 

First  Presbyterian  Miss/on— Wassonville 
— C.  W.  Noble,  Superintendent— Meets  3 
o'clock,  P.  M. — Twenty-five  teachers — One 
hundred  and  thirty  scholars. 

Plymouth — L.  M.  Pitkin,  Superintendent 
— Meets  2  o'clock,  P.  M. — Forty-four  teach- 
ers— Three  hundred  and  eighteen  scholars. 


Mayflower  Mission — T.  P.  Handy,  Superin- 
tendent —  Meets  3  o'clock,  P.  M. —  Forty 
teachers — Three  hundred  and  seventy-six 
scholai^ 

Cedar  Avenue  Mission — Jo.seph  Perkins, 
Superintendent — Meets  2  o'clock,  P.  M. — 
Twenty-one  teachers — One  hundred  and 
twelve  scholars, 

Congregalional — "West  Side — A.  G.  Hop- 
klTison,  Superintendent — Meets  2  o'clock  P. 
M. —  Twenty-four  teachers — One  hundred 
and  ninety  scholars. 

St.  Clair  St.  Method ist-W.  P.  Cooke,  Super- 
intendent— Meets  2  o'clock,  P.  M.— Twelve 
teachers — One  hundred  and  thirty  scholars. 

Erie  Street  Methodist—W .  E.  Rose,  Su- 
perintendent— Meets  9  o'clock,  A.  M. — 
Twelve  teachers — One  hundred  and  forty- 
five  scholars. 

Scoville  Avenue  Methodist— Gh3i&.  Thomp- 
son, Superintendent. 

St.  Glair  Mission — H.  P.  Henderson,  Su- 
perintendent—Meets 3  o'clock,  P.  M. — Fif- 
teen teachers— Eighty  scholars. 

Church  ,Street — West  Side— Horace  Ben- 
ton, Superintendent— Meets  9  o'clock,  A. 
M. —  Thirty  teachers — One  hundred  and 
eighty-four  scholars. 

Bridge  Street  Mission — West  Side — Silas 
Burlison,  Superintendent — Meets  2  o'lock. 
P.  M. — Twenty-two  teachers — One  hundred 
and  thirty-six  scholars. 

Prospect  Street — (German  Methodist) — F. 
Knopf,  Superintendent — Meets  9  o'clock  A. 
M. — Eight  teachers — Forty  scholars. 

Mayflower  Street  Presbyterian  —  Jacob 
Kurtz,  Superintendent— Meets  2  o'clock  P. 
M.— ten  teachers — One  hundred  and  twenty- 
five  scholars. 

St.  Clair  Street  Presbyterian  —  Henry 
Witte,  Superintendent — Meets  3  o'clock  P. 
M. — Ten  Teachers — Fifty  Scholars. 

Wesleyan  Euclid  Street  Presbyterian — Rev. 
Wm.  H.  Brewster,  Superintendent — Meets 
2  o'clock  P.  M.— Fourteen  Teachers— Fifty- 
five  scholars. 

First  Baptist,  Euclid  Street— J  M.  Hoyt, 

Superintendent — Meets  9  o'clock  A.   M. — 

Thirty  teachers  —  Two    hundred  and  one 
scholars. 

Second  Baptist,  Erie  Street— A.  J.  Farrar, 
Superintendent— Meets  lf;<  P.  M— Twenty- 
eit^ht  teachers — Three  hundred  scholars. 


WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTOKY. 


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Tliird  Baptist— West  Side  — Wm.  M. 
Maxou,  Superintendent— Meets  1  o'clock  P. 
M. — Sixteen  teachers — One  hundred  and 
forty-five  scholars. 

Cottage  Missimi  Baptist---^,  F.  Eouse,  Su- 
perintendent— Meets  1}4  o'clock  P.  M. — 
Forty  teachers— Two  liundi'ed  and  eighty 
scholars.  -^ 

Bethel,  Water  Street— T:.  S.  Beckwith,  Su- 
perintendent— Meets  2  o'clock  P.  M. — Twen- 
ty-five teachers— One  hundred  and  eighty- 
five  scholars. 

BefM,  West  Side  Braiicli—k.  M.  Noyes, 
Superintendent— Meets  l}i  o'clock  P.  M. — 
Twelve  teachers — One  hundred  and  fifteen 
scholars. 

St.  Paul's — Rev.  Dr.  Claxton,  Superintend- 
ent— Meets  2  o'clock  P.  M. — Twenty -three 
Teachers — One  hundred  aud  forty  Scholars. 

St.  John's — W.  S. — George  L.  Chapman, 
Superintendent — Meets  2  o'clock  P.  M. — 
Thirtj'  teachers — One  hundred  and  fifty- 
seven  scholars. 

Grace — Rev.  Dr.  Carter,  Superintendent — 
Meets  2  o'clock  P.  M.— Twenty  teachers — 
One  hundred  Scholars. 

Trinity — Rev.  Dr.  Bolles,  Superintendent- 
Meets  2  o'clock  P.  M. 

Tiinity  Home,  for  sick  and  friendless — At 


Union  Mission — D.  P.  Eells,  Superintend- 
ent— Meets  2  o'clock  P.  M. — Thirty  teachers 
— Two  hundred  scholars, 


BOARD  OF  EDUCATION. 
President — Rev.  J.  A.  Thome. 

Superintendent  of  Instruction — Andi'ew 
Freese,  A.  M, 

1st  Ward,  Charles  Bradburn  ;  2d  Ward, 
Alleyn  Maynard ;  3d  Ward,  Charles  S. 
Reese;  4th  "^  Ward,  Wm.  H.  Stanlev ;  5th 
Ward,  Nathan  P.  Payne;  6th  Ward,  Wm.  P. 
Fogg;  7th  Ward,  James  R.  Worswick  ;  8'h 
Ward,  J.  M.  Vaughn  ;  9th  Ward,  Daniel 
P.  Rhodes  ;  10th  Ward,  James  A.  Thome ; 
11th  Ward,  F.  B.  Pratt. 

Visiting  Committee — 1st  Ward,  vacancy, 
George  F.  Marshall,  Edward  Kingslev  ;  2d 
Ward,  Geo.  A.  Benedict,  J.  W.  Gray.^F.  T. 
Backus ;  3d  Ward,  J.  A.  Harris,  Benjamin 
Brownell,  R.  C.  Yates ;  4th  Ward,  Rev.  J. 
B.  Bittinger,  W.  S.  C.  Otis,  Geo.  B.  Ely ; 
5th  Ward,  G.  C.  Dodge,  Dudley  Baldwin, 
Wm.  Lowrie  ;  6th  Ward,  Harvey  Rice,  Dr. 
Wm.  Meyer,  Jas.  C.  Doane ;  7th  Ward, 
Wm.  F.  Parker,  N.  E.  Warren,  A.  H.  Betts  ; 
8th  Ward,  J.  B.  Palmer,  T.  Lindsay,  S.  W. 


Wasonville.      M.    Varian,    Superintendent  j  Johnson  ;  9th  Ward,  Rev.  L.  Burton,  J.  M 


Coflanberry,  C.  W.  Palmer ;  10th  Ward,  I. 
U.  Masters,  J.  A.  Reddington,  Joseph  Glid- 
den  ;  11th  Ward,  John  Kirkpatrick,  Daniel 
Stephan,  Wm.  Warrick. 

Visiting  Committee  for  Central  High 
School  —  Geo.  Willey,  Rev.  F.  T.  Brown, 
Bushnell  White,  W.  D.  Beattie.  West 
Branch  High  School,  Rev.  Wm.  Pope,  Hon. 
W.  B.  Castle,  Dr.  J.  A.  Sayles. 


— Meets  3  o'clock  P.  M. — Five  teachers — 
Thirty  scholars. 

Evangelical   German   Missionary. —  

Brodbeck,  Superintendent. 

Erie  Street — E.  G.  Koch,  Superintendent 
— Meets  3  o'clock,  P.  M. — Twelve  teachers 
— Eighty  scholars. 

Young  Men's  Christian  Association. — J.  F. 
Keeler  Superintendent — Meets  at  2  o'clock 
P.  M. — Nine  teachers — Fifty  scholars. 

Cleveland  Heights. — J.  G.  Jennings,  Su- 
perintendent— Meets  2  o'clock  P.  M. 

Infirvmry-^eiio  Sheldon,  Superintendent     PUBLIC  SCHOOLS  AND  TEACHERS. 
—Meets  9  o'clock  A.  M.  The  Public  Schools  of  the  city  are  divi- 

North  Brooklyn — J.  G.  Graham,  Superin-    ded  into  Primary,  Secondary,  Intermediate 
tendent — Meets  1)4  o'clock  P.  M.  and    Grammar    Schools,    a    Central    High 

Moravian  {West  Side)— Rev.  F.  G.  Kauf- 1  School   and  Branch  High  School.      These 
holtz.  Superintendent.  Schools  are  open  to  all  youth  between  the 

East  Cleveland   Union  ^.  ;S.-T.  D wight  i  ^g'^.°^    'l^  f^   twenty-one.      Generally 
Eells,  Superintendent-Meets  3  o'clock  P.  M.ir^^"f  the  Primary  Schools  are  mtended 
'      ^  I  for  children  from  six  to  eight  years  of  age  : 

German  Metliodist  Episcopal  {West  Side)— \i\^Q   secondary  and  intermediate   for  those 


Comer  Lorain  and  Hudson  streets — M.  Trear, 
Superintendent, 

English  Methodist  Episcopal  {West  Side) — 
J.  Parkin,  Superintendent — Meets  9  o'clock 
A.  M. 


who  are  from  eight  to  ten ;  the  Grammar 
Schools  for  those  over  ten  ;  and  the  High 
School  for  those  over  twelve,  vv'ho  wish  to 
pursue  the  higher  branches  of  education, 
and  who  are  found  on  examination,  quali- 


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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY. 


fied  to  enter  upon  the  course  proscribed  for 
this  School.  The  period  of  time  spent, 
however,  in  each  grade  of  Schools  depends 
more  upon  scholarship  than  age.  The  num- 
ber of  scholars  enrolled  the  past  year  was 
about  six  thousand.  Seventy-nine  teachers 
are  employed  at  an  annual  expense  of  over 
$34,000.  Penmanship,  Drawing  and  Mu- 
sic are  conducted  by  2:)rofessional  instructors. 
There  are  three  terms  of  school  in  the  year, 
one  of  thirteen,  and  two  of  fifteen  weeks 
each  ;  vacations  nine  weeks. 

The  School  Buildings  of  the  First  Ward 
are  on  Eagle  and  Prospect  streets ;  of  the 
Second  AVard  on  Rockwell  street ;  of  the 
Third  Ward  on  St.  Clair,  between  Bank  and 
Seneca  streets ;  of  the  Fourth  AVard  on 
Brownell  street ;  of  the  Fifth  Ward  on  St. 
Clair  street,  east  of  Erie ;  of  the  Sixth 
Ward  on  Mayflower  street ;  of  the  Seventh 
Ward  on  St.  Clair  street,  near  the  Pittsburgh 
R.  R.  Depot ;  of  the  Eighth  Ward  on  Pearl 
street ;  of  the  Ninth  Ward  on  Hicks  street ; 
of  the  Tenth  Ward  on  Kentucky  street ;  of 
the  Eleventh  Ward  on  Penn  street.  The 
Central  High  School  is  located  on  Euclid 
street,  and  the  Branch  High  School  on  Ken- 
tucky street. 

School  Terms,  1859  — Fall  Term  com- 
mences August  29,  and  closes  December  24. 
Winter  Term  commences  January  2,  and 
closes  April  1.  Spring  Term  commences 
April  17,  and  closes  July  7. 

[teachers.] 

Central  High  School— E.  T.  Steriing,  Sid- 
ney A.  Norton,  Catherine  Gillett,  Nancy  B. 
Merrill. 

Bramh  High  ScJwol — A.  G.  Hopkinson, 
Laura  Ayer. 

Mugfloioer  Street  School  —  Edward  R. 
Perkins,  Harriet  Perkins,  Mary  H.  Gale, 
Eliza  Brinsmade,  Mary  J.  Leonard,  Kate 
Thayer,  Anna  E.  White,  Mary  J.  John- 
son. 

Eagle  Street  ScJwol — Luther  M.  Oviatt, 
Mary  E.  White,  S.  Lizzie  Ellsworth,  Abby 
Jones,  Julia  O'Brien,  Augusta  Charlton, 
Mary  S.  Hopkins,  Mary  Bryner. 

Brownell  Street  ScJiool  —  John  C.  Hale, 
Hannah  Gillett,  Mary  C.  C.  Lane,  Eunice 
A.  Taylor,  Mary  S.  Doane,  Jennie  Sexton, 
Harriet  C.  Lane,  Rebecca  Kirk. 

Roclcwell  Street  ScJiool  —  Henry  Ford, 
Sarah  Wood,  Ursula  A.  Sanborn,  Kate 
White,  Helen  A.  Williston,  Carrie  A.  Clark. 

East  St.  Clair  Street  ScJiool — Richard  Fry, 
Louisa  Carter,  Emily  A.  Martin,  Susan  E. 


Upfold,  Mary  Haver,  Harriet  Sanborn,  Mary 
Lawrence,  Cornelia  Haskell. 

West  St.  Clair  Street  School — Adam  Low- 
rie,  Pamelia  Russell,  Celia  Bigelow,  Laura 
Curtiss,  Anna  Reirden,  Ellen  Vaughn. 

Pearl  Street  Scliool — Oscar  0.  Baldwin, 
Harriet  -P.  Baldwin,  Augusta  D.  Kent,  Ab- 
by L.  0.  Stone,  Phoebe  A.  Allen,  Emily 
Walker. 

Hick's  Street  School  —  Chas.  F.  Dutton, 
Pamelia  Libby,  Harriet  Walker,  Mary 
Warmington,  Betsey  A.  Dutton. 

Eentacky  Street  ScJiool —  Celia  W.  Pugs- 
ley,  Lucy  J.  Westcott,  Abby  L.  Westcott, 
Mary  Quintrell. 

Penn  Street  ScJiool — Wm.  G.  Lawrence, 
Mary  Johnson. 

WasJiington  Street  ScJiool  —  Sophia  E. 
Stillman,  Hadassah  B.  Folsom. 

Prospect  Street  ScJiool  —  Eva  Sanborn, 
Kate  Haywood. 

Euclid  Street  ScJiool  —  Helen  Farrand, 
Amelia  Johnstone. 

Greenioood  Street  ScJiool  —  Mary  An- 
drews, Augusta  Chase,  Lizzie  Mcintosh. 

Hudson  Street  ScJiool — C.  A.  Currier, 
Harriet  E.  Blair,  Sarah  Andrews. 

TecccJier  of  PenmansJiip — A.  J.  Phelps. 


MISCELLANEOUS  SCHOOLS,  ACADE- 
MIES,  &c. 

Cleveland  Academy — Corner  Prospect  and 
Huron  st.  T.  G.  Valpy,  Principal ;  Miss  L. 
Guilford,  Assistant ;  Miss  Carrie  Newton, 
Principal  Grammar  Department ;  F.  Subit, 
Teacher  of  French  ;  A.  J.  Phelps,  Teacher 
of  Penmanship.  Trustees,  H.  B.  Payne, 
Pres.;  William  Bingham,  Sec'y ;  Charles 
Hickox,  Geo.  Worthington,  Amasa  Stone,  jr. 

Cleveland  Institute — Mr.  R.  F.  Humiston, 
A.  M.,  Principal  and  Proprietor ;  Mrs.  R. 
F.  Humiston,  Matron.  University  Heights, 
13^  miles  S.  E.  of  the  Public  Square.  Om- 
nibuses running  daily  to  accommodate  the 
school. 

Instructors — Mr.  Chas.  Buffett,  Mathe- 
matics ;  Mr.  John  E.  Darby,  A.  B.,  Ancient 
Languages ;  Prof  Karl  Ruger,  A.  M.,  Mod- 
ern Languages ;  Profs.  J.  A.  Thome,  and 
W.  P.  Edgarton,  Elocution,  Oratory  and 
Belles  Lettres ;  Prof.  Wm.  B.  Hall,  Vocal 
Music ;  Miss  Caroline  Ferguson,  Piano  Mu- 
sic and  French ;  Miss  E.  S.  Buflfett,  Botany, 
Drawing   and   Painting ;    Misses  Julia  F. 


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Wright,  and  Lucy  M.  Spellman,  Preparatory 
Department.  Revs.  J.  M.  Hoyt,  S.  C.  Ai- 
ken, D.  D.,  R.  B.  Claxton,  D.  D.,  A.  Wheel- 
er, M.  D.,  Moses  Hill,  Hon.  R.  P.  Spalding, 
Hon.  Horace  Foote,  Visiting  Committee. 
(See  Page  38.) 

Cleveland  Female  Seminary — Kinsman 
street,  near  Willson  Avenue.  S.  N.  Sanford, 
A.  M.,  Principal,  Natural  and  Moral  Sci- 
ences ;  Mrs.  L.  H.  Sanford,  Associate  Prin- 
ciple ;  Samuel  St.  John,  LL.  D.,  Natural 
History  and  Astronomy  ;  Miss  Julia  S.  Hop- 
kins, Rhetoric,  Criticism,  and  English  Lite- 
rature ;  Miss  Hannah  B.  Smith,  Latin,  Greek 
and  History ;  Miss  C.  A.  Twining,  Mathe- 
matics and  English  Grammar ;  Miss  Sarah 
L.  Huggins,  Arithmetic,  Geography  and 
History ;  Miss  S.  A.  Noble,  Drawing  and 
Painting ;  Miss  Charlotte  Mahon,  Instru- 
mental Music ;  Mr.  H.  G.  Bird,  Vocal  Mu- 
sic ;  Mons.  F.  Subit,  French  Language  and 
Literature  ;  Prof.  Warren  Edgarton.  Read- 
ing and  Elocution ;  Prof.  Guiseppe  P.  Al- 
bino, Italian  Languages. 

[catholic] 

8t.  Marifs  ScJwol  —  For  boys  and'girls. 
Corner  of  Jersey  and  Carroll.  Francis  Bor- 
gie.  Miss  Hannon,  Teachers ;  in  connection 
with  St.  Mary's  Church. 

Christian  Brothers — West  Side,  attending 
the  Cathedral  School ;  Bro.  Litz,  Superior, 
five  religious.  They  conduct  two  pay 
Schools  and  two  free  Schools  ;  Pupils  400. 

St.  Ilary's  Boarding  ScJiool  —  Corner  of 
Fulton  and  Carroll ;  N.  King,  Principal. 

St.  Mary's  Ecclesiastical  Seminary — Su- 
perior st,,  near  Erie,  Professors  Rev.  F.  Beff, 
R.  L.  Mott.  No.  of  Seminarians,  twenty. 
Petit  Semitmrice — Superior,  Rev.  A.  Martin, 
Professors  Rev.  M.  Calahan,  Rev,  M.  Retier. 
No.  of  scholars,  twenty-two. 

Cleveland  Industrial  ScJiool — Champlain 
street,  west  of  South  Seneca  street.  This 
school  is  supported  in  part  by  voluntary 
effort — the  teachers,  school-room,  and  furni- 
ture being  provided  by  the  city  Council,  while 
individuals  furnish  employment  to  the  schol- 
ai-s.  It  was  commenced  January  5,  1857, 
and  has  an  average  of  seventy-five  scholars 
attending  it,  who  are  employed  in  the  manu- 
facture of  brushes,  and  in  sewing.  T.  P. 
Handy,  President ;  Geo.  Mygatt,  Treasurer ; 
R.  Waterton,  Sec'y ;  Samuel  Starkweather, 
Wm.  B.  Castle,  Harvey  Rice,  John  A. 
Foot,  T.  S.  Paddock,  Charles  A.  Dean,  T.  P. 
Handy,  Geo.  Mygatt,  J.  Lowman,  R.  Water- 
ton,  R.  Langhorn,  Joseph  Perkins,  R.  R. 
Herrick,  Lyman  Little,  Orson  Spencer,  Geo, 


A.  Stanley,  L  C.  Pendleton,  G.  Thomas, 
Trustees  ;  R.  Waterton,  Superintendent ; 
Minnie  Waterton,  Teacher  Induatrial  De- 
partment ;  Tillie  Waterton,  Teacher  Edu- 
cational^ I)epartment ;  Mrs,  R.  Waterton, 
Matron.^ 


LIST   OF  STREETS 

REFERRED     TO     IN     THIS     WORK. 

Abbey,  from  Tracy  to  Lorain. 
Alabama,  from  St.  Clair  to  Superior. 
Allen,  from  Ohio  to  Parkman. 
Ann,  from  State  to  Franklin  Place. 
Bank,  from  Lake  Erie  to  Superior. 
Belden,  from  St.  Clair  to  Superior  Avenue. 
Belmont,  from  Kinsman  to  Croton. 
Blair,  from  Cedar  Avenue  to  Garden, 
Bolivar,  from  the  Canal  to  Prospect. 
Bomford,  from  Wilson  to  Second  Avenue. 
Bond,  from  Lake  Erie  to  Superior. 
Brainard,  from  Lorain  to  Pearl. 
Bridge,  from  Hurd  to  Scott. 
Brownell,  from  Wilson  to  Burnham. 
Burch,  from  Detroit  to  Lorain. 
Burnham,  from  Scoville  to  Kinsman, 
Burwell,  from  Grove  to  Forest, 
California,  from  Erie  to  Muirson. 
Canal,  from  Vineyard  to  Harrison. 
Carroll,  from  Hicks  to  Fulton. 
Case  Avenue,  from  Lake  Erie  to  Croton, 
Cedar  Avenue,  from  Perry  to  Willson  Av. 
Center,  from  Lake  Erie  to  the  River. 
Champlain,  from  Vineyard  to  Ontario. 
Chatham,  from  Pearl  to  Mechanic, 
Cheshire,  from  Prospect  to  Garden. 
Chestnut,  from  Erie  to  Muirson. 
Church,  from  Pearl  to  State. 
Clifton,  from  St.   Clair  to  Superior  Avenue. 
Clinton,  from  Hanover  west. 
Columbus,  from  Croton  to  Pearl, 
Courtland,  from  Detroit  to  city  limits. 
Crockett,  from  Garden  to  Scoville, 
Cross,  from  the  Canal  to  Kinsman, 
Croton,  from  Jackson 
Dare,  from  Detroit  to  city  limits, 
Delaware  from  St.  Clair  to  Superior. 
Depot  from  the  Lake  to  St.  Clair, 
Detroit  from  Centre  to  city  limits. 
Division,  from  Turnpike 
Dodge ,  from  Superior  to  Euclid. 
Duane,  from  Old  River  to  Woodbine, 
Eagle,  from  Canal  to  Erie. 
Eagle  Alley,  between  Eagle  and  Ohio, 
Edst  Center,  from  the  river  to  Vineyard, 
East  Main,  from  the  river  to  Water, 
East  River,  from  Front  to  Superior. 
Elm,  from  West  River  to  old  river  bed. 
Erie,  from  Lake  Erie  to  Kinsman. 


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Euclid  from  Public  Square  to  city  limits^ 
Forest,  from  Garden  to  Crotou. 
Fourth,  from  Commercial  to  Cross. 
Fox  Avenue,  to  Garden. 
Frankfort,  from  Water  to  Seneca. 
Franklin,  from  Columbus  to  Courtland. 
French,  from  River  to  Columbus. 
Front  from  River  to  Water. 
Garden,  from  Brownell  to  Willson  Avenue. 
German,  from  River  to  Columbus. 
Girard,  from  the  river  to  Columbus. 
Gorliam,  from  Greenwood  to  Pludson. 
Granger,  from  Prospect  to  Garden. 
Green,  from  Carroll  to  Monroe. 
Greenwood,   from  Siblej^  to  Kinsman. 
Grove,  from  Orange  to  Croton. 
Hamilton,  from  Wood  to  Case  Avenue. 
Hanover,  from  Old  River  to  Franklin  Place. 
Harbor,  from  Franklin  to  Lorain. 
Harman,  from  Scoville  to  Kinsman. 
Harrison,  from  Canal  to  Hill. 
Herman,  from  Lamartine  to  Oakland. 
Hicks,  from  Franklin  to  Lorain. 
Hill,  from  Ohio  to  the  canal. 
High,  from  Ontario  to  an  alley. 
Howe,  from  Seneca  to  Ontario. 
Hudson,  from  Euclid  to  Kinsman. 
Hume,  from  the  River  to  Columbus. 
Hunt,  from  Moore  to  Franklin. 
Hurd,  from  the  River  to  Lorain. 
Huntington,  from  Euclid  to  Garden. 
Huron,  from  Pittsburgh  to  Euclid. 
Ir^'ing,  from  Kinsman  to  the  Canal. 
Jackson,  from  Ivinsman  to  the  Canal. 
James,  from  Merwin  to  Vineyard. 
Jay,  from  Pearl  to  Jersey. 
Jersey,  from  Fulton  to  Monroe. 
John,  from  Woodbine  to  Harbor. 
Johnson,  from  Water  to  Bank. 
Kentucky,  from  Old  River  to  Woodbine. 
Kinsman,  from  Pittsburgh  to  Willson  Av. 
Lake,  from  Water  to  Case  Avenue. 
Lamartine,  from  Old  River  to  Franklin. 
Lawrence,  from  St.  Clair  to  Superior  Avenue. 
Laurel,  from  Garden  to  Kinsman. 
Leonard,  from  the  river  to  Columbus. 
Liberty,  from  Cherry  to  Pittsburgh. 
Long,  from  Vineyard  to  Seneca. 
Lorain,  from  Smith  to  city  limits. 
Lyman,  from  St.  Clair  to  Superior  Avenue. 
Main,  from  the  River  to  Turnpike. 
Main  Alley,  from  Huron  to  Bolivar. 
Mandrake,  from  the  River  to  Water. 
!Maple,  from  Garden  to  Kinsman. 
Marion,  from  Perry  to  Greenwood. 
Marshall,  from  Lake  to  St.  Clair. 
Mayflower,  from  Kinsman  to  Croton. 
McLean,  from  Carroll  to  Monroe. 
Meadow,  from  Front  to  E.  Main. 
Mechanic,  from  Lorain  to  city  liniits. 


Merchant,  from  St.  Clair  to  Superior  Avenue. 
Merwin,  from  Superior  to  Columbus. 
Michigan,  from  Canal  to  Ontario. 
Middle,  from  Prospect  to  Huron. 
Middle  Alley,  from  Miami  Alley  to   Main. 
]\Iill,  from  IMonroe  to  city  limits. 
Minnesota,  from  St.  Clair  to  Superior. 
Monroe,  from  Pearl  to  Willet. 
Moore,  from  Hicks  to  Tracy. 
Muirson,  from  the  Lake  to  Euclid. 
Mulberry,  from  Detroit  to  Old  River. 
Newton,  from  Cedar  Avenue  to  Garden. 
Noble  Alley,  from  Seneca  to  Ontario. 
Oak,  from  Waluut  to  Chestnut. 
Oak  Place,  from  Euclid  to  Prospect. 
Ohio,  from  Canal  to  Brownell. 
Ontario,  from  the  Lake  to  Pittsburgh. 
Orange,  from  Pittsburgh  to  Grove. 
Oregon,  from  Erie  to 
Park,  from  St.  Clair  to  Kinsman. 
Parkman,  from  Erie  to  Brownell. 
Pearl,  from  Detroit  to  City  limits. 
Penn,  from  Carroll  to  Monroe. 
Perry,  from  Lake  Erie  to  Pittsburgh. 
Phelps,  from  St.  Clair  to  SuperiorjAvenue. 
Pittsburgh,  from  Ontario  to  city  limits. 
Pittsburgh,  continued,    from    Pittsburgh   to 

Jackson. 
Plum,  from  Ohio  to  Parkman. 
Prospect,  from  Ontario  to  city  limits. 
Putnam,  from  Scoville  to  Kinsman. 
Randall,  from  AVoodbine  to  Lorain, 
Ross,  from  Jay  to  Bridge. 
Rockwell,  from  Public  Square  to  Erie. 
River,  from  Front  to  Superior. 
River,  Old,  from  Oakland  to  W.  River. 
Root,  from  Franklin  to  Lorain. 
St.  Charles,  from  Sibley  to  Cedar  Avenue. 
St.  Clair,  from  the  River  to  city  limits. 
St.  Pauls,  from  Old  River  to  Detroit. 
Scott,  from  Detroit  to  city  limits.      , 
Scoville  Av.,  from  Bro'WTiell  to  Willson  Av. 
Seneca,  from  Lake  Erie  to  the  Canal. 
Sheriff,  from  Euclid  to  High. 
Sibley,  from  Peny  to  Case  Avenue. 
Sked,  from  Marion  to  Scoville. 
Spring,  from  Front  to  Meadow, 
Spruce,  from  W.  River  to  Turnpike. 
State,  from  Old  River  to  Franklin. 
Sterling  Avenue,  from  Lake  to  Euclid 
Superior,  from  River  to  city  limits. 
Superior  Avenue,  from  Muirson  to 
Summer,  from  East  Centre  to  the  river. 
Taylor,  from  Franklin  to  city  limits. 
Terrett,  from  Kentucky  to  city  limits. 
Theresa  Lane,  from  Bond  to  Erie. 
Third,  from  Harrison  to  Cross. 
Tracy,  from  Willey  to  city  limits. 
Turnpike,  from  Lake  Erie  to  Detroit. 
Vermont,  from  Detroit  to  Kentucky. 


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Vestry,  from  Pearl  to  Fulton. 
Wall,  from  Detroit  to  Chm-ch. 
Ward,  from  Lorain  to  Monroe. 
Washington,  from  Detroit  to  city  limits. 
AVater,  from  Lake  Erie  to  Superior. 
Webster,  from  Erie  to  Brownell. 
West,  from  Merwin  to  Vineyard. 
West  Liberty,  from  Detroit  to  city  limits. 
West  River,  from  Lake  Erie  to  Columbus. 
Whitman,  from  Woodbine  to  Harbor. 
Willey,  from  city  limits  to  Pearl. 
Willet,  from  Lorain  to  city  limits. 


William,  from  Cedar  to  Grarden. 
Williams,  from  St.  Clair  to  Superior  Avenue. 
Williams  Alley,  from  Lake  to  St.  Clair. 
Wilson,  from  Brownell  to  Marshall. 
Wilson  Avenue,  from  Lake  Erie  to  Kinsman. 
Winter,  from  Columbus  to  Merwin. 
Wood,  from  Lake  Erie  to  Superior. 
Woodbine,  from  Fulton  to  Harbor. 
York,  from  Franklin  place  to  Monroe. 
York  Alley,  from  Ontario  to  Wood. 
Alley. 


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CLEVELAND 


[LATE  CLEVELAND  UNIVERSITY.] 

University  Heights,  1  14  Miles  S.  E,  from  tk  Public  Square, 


R.  F.  HUMISTON,  A.  M,    ■    ■    PRINCIPAL  &  PROPRIETOR, 

Assisted  by  a  Corps  of  Ten  Thorough  and  Accomplished  Instructors. 


Boati,  Washing,  Fuel,  LigUs,  in  all  hut  tJie  Ornamental  Brandies $200  per  year. 

Day  Scliolars,  Tuition  in  all  English  Branches 40peryear. 

Extra  for  Languages, 20  per  year. 


Facilities  are  here  offered  for  pursuing,  on  the  most  favorable  terms,  almost  any  branch 
of  study  desired,  under  the  instruction  of  experienced  and  successful  educators. 

A  graduating  course  of  study  is  prescribed  for  both  ladies  and  gentlemen,  and  students 
of  correct  deportment,  after  having  pursued  this  course  and  passed  a  satisfactory  examina- 
tion, win  receive  diplomas.  Those  desirous  of  fitting  for  College,  for  Teaching,  or  for 
Business  Life,  will  receive  thorough  preparatory  training. 

The  first  Term  of  the  Academic  year,  commences  Wednesday,  Sept.  7th,  and  continues 
twenty  weeks.  The  second  term  commences  Monday,  Feb.  20th,  continues  twenty 
weeks,  ao^  closes  July  6th. 

Among  the  peculiar  advantages  of  this  Institution  may  be  named  its  retired  and 
liealthful  location — its  ease  of  access  from  the  city  and  all  parts  of  the  surrounding 
country'  by  Railroad  and  OmniluTses — the  unsurpassed  beauty  of  its  site,  overlooking  the 
city,  the  lake,  and  the  shipping  of  the  harbor — its  ample  grounds,  and  facilities  for 
Physical  D-aining :  the  pupils  having  daily  drilling  exercises  in  the  Gymnasium,  which  is 
o;.e  of  the  largest  and  most  thoroughly  furnished  in  the  State, — its  Library,  Chemical  and 
Philosophical  Apparatus,  and  Cabinets  of  Natural  History, — its  flourishing  Societies,  and 
its  courses  of  lectures  on  almost  every  vai'iety  of  sul)ject. 

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JACOB   WANSOR, 

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No.  38  Mathews'  Block, 

South  Side  Public  Square, 


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03L,ii;V^EIL,A.ISrD 


[ESTABLISHED  1852.] 

No.  23  Columbus  St.,  near  Ransom,  Cobb  &  Co.'s  Planing  Mill, 

JOHN  PARKIN  ^JO^t^JlJllzJLJLJL  PROPHtETORS. 
Files  and  Rasps  of  Every  Description  Re-Out  in  the  best  style. 

0:^Letters  of  Inquiry,  and  Work   from  Country  will  meet  with  prompt  attention.  ,^;pO 

By  permission,  the  following  Gentlemen  and  Firms  of  Cleveland,  may  be  referred  to,  in 

regard  to  quality  of  work. 

E.  T,  STERLING,  Esq., Agent  Cuyahoga  Steam  Furnace  Co. 

W.  F.  SMITH, Master  Mechanic  C,  C.  &  C.'R.  R.  Machine  Shops, 

A.  CON  GD  ON, "  "  C.  &  E.  R.  R.  Machine  Shops. 

J.  HOVEY, «  "  C.  &  P.  R.  R.  Machine  Shops. 

J.  A.  JACKMAN, "  "  C,  &  T.  R.  R.  Machine  Shops. 

J.  YOUNG, "  "  C.  &  M.  R.  R,  Machine  Shops. 

D.  SANFORD  &  SON, 


WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALERS 

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OmCE,     59     Ivfl:EI?,"WI3^T     STPIEET. 


HUBBY  Sf   Blown, 

CLEVELAND,       -  -       OHIO. 

Double  Extra,  Extra  and  Superfine  Flour, 

IN  BARRELS  AND  SACKS. 
Shorts,  Middlings,  and  Screenings  in  Cluantities  to  suit  Purchasers. 

J.  FRANCISCO, 


118  Merwln  Street,  Corner  of  German, 

CLEVELAND  CENTRE, 

CLEYELAFB, OHIO, 


Orders  for  every  variety  of  Lumber  filled  at  the  Shortest  Notice. 
HOLMES  Sf   CARTER, 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Plain  and  Ornamental  Iron  Hailing, 

BALCONIES,  VERANDAS,  WINDOW  GUARDS, 

BOOK  SAFES,  IRON  DOORS,  SHUTTERS,  IRON  BEDSTEADS, 

Sky-Lights,  Gratings,  Stairs,  and  Housesmith  Work  in  general, 

17  &  19  Vineyard  St.  near  Atwater  Block,  CLEVELAND,  O. 

ROBERT  HOLMES,   \  ADDRESS  P.  0.  BoX  2010.  {  WILLIAM  CARTER. 


7.     GIr.     3VCOO 


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Oflace  235  Superior  St.,  over  Fogg's  China  Store, 


J.  H.  WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY. 


LIST     OF     ISrA.MES. 


Abbretiations.— In  the  pages  following,  h.  stands  for  house,  and  bds.  for  boards. 
STREET  is  implied. 


The  word 


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Abbet  Daniel,  carpenter,  h.  278  Hamilton. 

ABBEY  &  Co.,  dealers  in  stone  ware,  161 
River. 

Abbey  Grove  N.,  firm  A.  &  Co.,  h.  24  Wal- 
nut. 

ABBET  HENRY  G.,  attorney,  171  Supe- 
rior, bds.  Weddell  House. 

Abbey  Mrs.,  widow  of  Perley,  h.  73  Bolivar. 

Abbey  Russell,  firm  A.  &  Co.,  b.  Akron. 

Abbey  Setb  A.,  U.  S.  Deputy  Marshal,  b. 
34  Huron. 

Abbey  William,  firm  Wood,  White  &  A., 
bds.  Weddell  House. 

Abbert  Frederick,  engine  wiper,  h.  Hamilton. 

Abbot  Daniel,  carpenter,  h.  151  Oregon. 

Abbott  Caroline  A.,  widow  of  A.  B.,  b.  56 
Eagle. 

Abbott  James,  blind  maker,  bds.  48  Kins- 
man. 

Abbott  John,  book  keeper.  Mercantile  agen- 
cy, h.  48  Kinsman. 

Abbott  Jonathan,  tinner,  bds  48  Kinsman. 

Abel  Frederick,  music  teacher,  h.  237  Pros- 
pect. 

Abert  Halman,  laborer,  99  Greenwood. 

Abell  Edward  S.,  blind  maker,  h.  154  Bol- 
ivar. 

Abell  Orlando,  carpenter,  h.  60  Orange. 

Abendrodh  John  H.,  laborer,  146  Greenwood. 

Abold  Francis  W.,  shoe  store,  236  Superior, 
bds.  304  Superior. 

Abrahams  George,  brakesman,  h.  cor.  Cali- 
fornia and  Muirson. 

Abrams  John,  hostler,  bds.  cor.  Clinton  Park. 

ABRECHT  LOUIS,  hair  jeweler,  67  Ontario. 

Acart  Henry,  tinner,  h.  78  Tracy. 


Acert  Godfrey,  laborer,  51  Clifton. 

Acker  John,  shoemaker,  h.  Main. 

Ackert  Augustus,  laborer,  53  Clifton. 

Ackley  Mrs.,  widow  of  Horace  A.,  h.  368 
Prospect. 

Acre  Napoleon,  shoemaker,  40  Chatham. 

Adam  Henry,  h.  Prospect  near  Hudson. 

Adam  John,  cabinet  maker,  h.  756  Superior. 

Adain  Nicholas,  Sr.,  cooper,  97  Oregon. 

Adam  Nicholas,  cooper,  95  Oregon. 

ADAMS  A.  A.,  merchant  tailor,  100  Bank, 
h.  159  Prospect. 

Adams  Alfred,  firm  A.  &  Jewett,  h.  195  St. 
Clair. 

Adams  A.  E.,  salesman,  185  Superior,  bds. 
195  St  Clair. 

Adams  Darius,  conductor  C.  C.  &  C.  R.  R., 
h.  96  Franklin. 

Adams  Edgar,  gilder,  h.  23  Garden. 

Adams  Fitch,  iirm  S.  Raymond  &  Co.,  bds 
Johnson  House. 

Adams  George,  porter,  h.  Elm. 

ADAMS  GEORGE  H.,  sign  and  ornamen- 
tal painter,  170  Superior,  h  87  Wood. 

Adams  Ira,  firm  Huett,  Burgert  &  Co.,  h.  26 
Wood. 

Adams  Javris  M.,  firm  A.  &  Canfield,  bds. 
195  St  Clair. 

Adams  John,  shoemaker,  h.  rear  336  Pitts- 
burgh. 

Adams  Joseph,  attorney,  h.  55  Seneca. 

Adams  Mrs.  L.,  widow  of  Lowell,  h.  288 
Detroit. 

Adams  Matthew,  saloon,  99  Seneca. 

Adams  Orlando  B.,  gent,  h.  161  St  Clair. 

Adams  Robert  E.,  law  student,  170  Superior. 

Adams  Samuel,  blacksmith,  h.  8  Pop  Corn 
alley. 


Deoderised  Coal  Oil,  manufactured  by  LAW  &  NOETH, 


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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY. 


ADAMS  S.  E.,  attorney,  Spangler's  Block, 
h.  East  Cleveland. 

Adams  Samuel,  li.  32  Mandrake. 

Adams  Rev.  S.  W.,  h.  255  St  Clair. 

Adams  William,  sailor,  bdt;,  110  Turnpike. 

Adams  Wm.  K,  firm  W.  K.  A.  &  Co.,  & 
Brack  ett,  Remincrton  &  Co.,  h.    31  Bank. 

ADAMS  &  CANFIELD,  attorneys,  170  Su- 
perior. 

ADAMS  &  JEWETT,  sack  manufacturers, 
144  Superior. 

ADAMS  W.  K.  <fe  Co.,  livery  stable,  rear 
American  Hotel. 

Addlow  John,  machinist,  h.  rear  80  Oregon. 

Adhan  James,  carp.,  20  Kinsman. 

Addiu  William,  tailor,  h.  197  Hamilton. 

Addison  Hiram  M.,  collector  for  Review,  h. 
316  Erie. 

Addow  Joseph,  laberor,  294  St  Clair. 

Addlow  John,  Sr.,  brass  smelter,  h.  rear  80 
Oregon. 

Adolph  Mrs.  Terrice, widow,  h.  rear  107  Ham- 
ilton. 

AFRICAN  M.  E.  CHURCH,  BoHvar  east  of 
Erie. 

Agar  George,  Penny  Post,  h.  97  Scoville. 

Agar  Henry,  lab,  25  Vine. 

Agar  JohUj  joiner,  h.  31  Granger. 

Ager  Francis,  tailor,  19  Prospect,  h.  14 
Granger. 

AGITATOR,  Mrs.  H.  F.  M.  Brown,  editor, 
144  Superior. 

AIKEN  REV.  S.  C,  pastor  First  Presb. 
Church,  h.  128  Prospect. 

Aiken  Charles  G.,  jeweler,  h.  320  Superior. 

Aiken  Henry,  lamp  maker,  h  144  Lake. 

Ailringer  Isadore,  firm  A.  &  Son,  h.  97  Gar- 
den. 

Ailringer  Iser,  firm  A,  &  Son,  h.  97  Garden. 

Ailringer  &  Son,  grocers,  97  Garden. 

Aiumaker  John,  blacksmith,  h.  84  Taylor. 

Ainsly  George,  tinner,  h.  61  Oregon. 

Aitkin  Mrs.  Jane,  widow  of  Archibald,  gro- 
cery, 46  Main. 

Akars  Mrs.  Catherine,  widow,  h.  27  Irving. 

Akers  James,  firm  Brown  &  A.,  h.  72  Frank- 
fort. 

Akenuan  John,  laborer,  110  Hudson, 

Akms  Henry,  tinner,  bds.  144  Lake. 

Albacher  M.,  butcher,  h.  259  Kinsman. 

Albers  Henry,  pail  maker,  h.  105  Jereey. 

Albertson  J.  B.,  manufacturers  agent,  h.  139 
Prospect. 

Albrecht  Heinrich,  tinner,  h.  191  Pearl. 

Albeigh  A.,  laborer,  855  Superior. 

Albright  Herman,  laborer,  47  Belmont. 

Alchiser  Louis,  brewer,  bds.  141  Hamilton. 

Alcom  A.,  stone  cutter,  h.  69  Michigan. 

Alcott  Leverett,  firm  A.  &  Horton,"h.  320 
Superior. 


ALCOTT  &  HORTON,  wholesale  dry  goods, 

141  AVater. 
Alderman  Albert  N.,  medical  student,  h.  5 

Wood. 
Aldinger  John,  clerk.  Post  Office. 
Aldrich  Wales,    firm   Bolton   &    A.,  h.  67 

Kinsman. 
Aldrich  Wm.  H.,  sailor,  h.  9  Academv. 
ALERT   HOSE  CO.,  Long   rear  Aruerican 

Hotel. 
Alesaer  Fred.,  laborer,  190  Lorain. 
Alexander  A.  W.,  custom   cutter,  148  Su- 
perior, bds.  124  Water. 
Alexander  Benjamin,  bcLs.  198  Orange. 
Alexander  David  B.,  caipenter,  h  158  Ohio. 
Alexander  John,  foreman  Cleveland  Oil  Co., 

h.  198  Orange. 
Alexander  William,  saloon,  19  Champlain. 
Alford  B.  W.,  house  mover,  h.  15  High. 
Alfreds  Thomas,  exjiressman,  h.  70  Muirson. 
Alfotten  Thomas,  laborer,  40  California. 
Alger  Oliver,  agent  P.    Anderson,  h.  Detroit 

Road. 
Allardt  Rev.  Adolphus,  h.  164  Lake, 
Allardt  Edward,  piano  tuner,  h.  269  Perry. 
Allardt  M.  H.,  firm  J.  A.  Spencer  &  Co.,  h. 

164  Lake. 
AUee  William,  general   agent   Baldwin,  De- 

witt  &  Co.,  bds.  Johnson  House. 
Allen  Albro  A.,  clerk  Alcott  &  Horton's,  h. 

110  Lake. 
Allen  A.  L.,  brewer,   15  West,  h  16  Miami. 
Allen  Mrs.  Ann,  boarding,  307  Perry. 
Allen  Edward,  fireman  C.  &  E.  R.  R. 
AUen  Elbridge  G.,  physician,  33  Suijerior. 
AUen   Dennis,    shoemaker,    h.   41    Scoville 

AUey. 
Allen  G.  G.,  ship  carpenter,  h.  50  Root. 
AUen  George,  fireman,  bds.  491  Lake. 
Allen  Richard  N.,  engineer,  bds.  90  Brownell. 
Allen  S.  B.,  clerk  Hubbv,  Hughes  &  Co.,  bds. 

106  St.  Clair. 
Allen  Stephen  D.,  clerk  Bennet's  Forest  City 

House. 
Allen  Susan,  widoAv  of  Wm.,  h.  106  St.  Clair. 
ALLEN  S.  D.  &  CO.,  proprietors  Bennet's 

Forest   City  House,  corner  Superior  and 

Public  Square. 
Allen  William,  painter,  h.  101  Bridge. 
Allen  William,  brakeman,  h.  270  Detroit. 
Alley  Mrs.  Sarah,  widow  of  John,  bds.  393 

Lake. 
AUston  Wickliff,  shoemaker,  bds.  97  St.  Clair. 
Almadinger  Jacob,  brakeman,  h.  58  Green, 
Almon  Pliillip,  engineer,  h.  19  Lake. 
Almond  John,  porter,  h.  116  Scoville  Avenue. 
Alsseter  Martin,  laborer,  83  Oregon. 
Alsseter  Phillip,  [jeddler,  h.  83  Oregon. 
Allpress  Kidman,  clerk  Hubbv,  Hughes  & 

Co.,  h.  234  St.  Clair. 


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Alston  J.  T.,  firm  W.  E.  A.  &  Co.,  L  65 

vv  Gostcr. 
ALSTOX  W.  E.  &  CO.,  barbers,  94  Bank. 
Alten  Albis,  firm  Cook  &  A.,  h.  Ill  Bolivar. 
Alteii  Nicholas,  rent  agent,  h.  229  Columbus. 
Altfater  John,  shoemaker,  122  Phelps. 
ALTHEN  GEORGE,  merchant  tailor,  166 

Superior,  h.  281  Prospect. 
ALTHEN  &  MOHRHARDT,  clothing  and 

merchant  tailors,  135  Superior. 
Althen  Pliillip,  firm  A.  &  Mohrhardt,  h  New 

York. 
Althof  Harmon,  shoemaker,  h.  192  Hamilton. 
Althows  John,  miller,  bds.  77  Hill. 
Alrin  Wilham,  carpenter,  h.  28  Willet. 
AhvcU  Philip,  furnaceman,  h.  24  Green. 
Aman  Philip,  shoemaker,  h.  60  Lake. 
AMBLER  N.  H.,  dentist,  Northrup  &  Spang- 

ler's  Block,  h.  East  Cleveland. 
Ambrosius  Frederick,  clerk  140  Water,  bds. 

206  St.  Clair. 
Ambruster  Geo.,  shoemaker,  h.  170  Croton. 
Ambs  Joseph,  porter,  h.  190  Bridge. 
Ambush  William  E.,  barber,  under  American 

House,  Superior,  h.  22  Oregon. 
Amena  John,  brickmaker,  h.  108  Irving. 
AMERICAN  EXPRESS  CO.,  97  Bank. 
AMERICAN  HOTEL,  134  Superior. 
Amers  Joseph,  laborer,  Superior  Avenue. 
AMES  CHARLES  E.,  m.  d.,  druggist  and 

apothecary,  110  Public  Square,  East  Side, 

h.  92  ProsiDect. 
Ames  John  P.,  conductor,  bds.  at  WeddeU 

House. 
Amherstburg  Jacob,  laborer,  h.  178  Bridge. 
Amman  Phillip,  boots  and  shoes,  144  River. 
Ammond  Frederick  H.,  master  mechanic  C. 

&  T.  R.  R.,  h.  75  Bank. 
Amsden  Calvin,  machinist,  h.  82  Wood. 
Amy  D.  W.,  builder,  h.  93  Garden. 
Anchor  Phihp,  laborer,  h.  72  Dare. 
Anderson  Alexander,  blacksmith,  cor.  Whit- 
man &  Randall,  h.  81  Whitman. 
Anderson  Mrs.  Caroline,  widow  of  John,  345 

Bridge. 
Anderson  George,  (colored,)  watchman,  h.  80 

Taylor. 
Anderson  James,  milkman,  h.  Sibley,  East 

of  Case  Avenue. 
Anderson  Joseph,  (colored,)  laborer,  25  Cali- 
fornia, 
Anderson  Mrs.  Julia,  widow  of  Edmund,  bds. 

306  Lake. 
Anderson  Mary,  (colored,)  washerwoman,  h. 

95  Bond. 
ANDERSON  P.,  produce  and  commission,  1 

Oviatt's  Exchange,  h.  Chicago. 
Andrews  Benjamin  F.,  bds.  9  Miami. 
Andrews  Charles,  cash  boy,  247  Superior,  h. 

35  Himtington. 


Andrews  Charles,  barkeeper,  146  River. 
Andrews  Christopher,  firm  Brown  &  A.,  h. 

33  High. 
Andrews  Frederick,  bds.  140  Champlain. 
Andrews  George  W.,  clerk  C.  &  P.  R.  R. 
AndreAvs  Harrison,  clerk,  bds.  39  Washington. 
Andrew  John,  h.  West  River. 
Andress  James,  tailor,  267  Erie. 
Andrews  John,  salesman,  142  Ontario,  h.  30 

Pittsburgh. 
Andrews  Joseph,  laborer,  76  Webster. 
Andrews  Mrs.  Lucy,  35  Hiintington. 
Andrews  Samuel,  candlemaker,  h.  13  Irving. 
ANDREWS  SHERLOCK  J.,  attorney,  over 

Merchants'  Bank,  h.  31  Euclid. 
Andrews  Theodore,  clerk,  136  Superior. 
ANDREWS    THOMAS    F.,    saloon,    108 

Seneca,'  h.  3  Main  Alley. 
Andrews  William,  car  repairer,  bds.  80  Cedar 

Avenue. 
Andrews  WUliam  S.,  bds  34  Prospect. 
Anhaeasser  Charles,  miller,  h.  70  Webster. 
Angle  Francis,  finisher,  bds.  St.  Clair  House. 
Angel  George,  engineer,  bds.  4  Kinsman. 
Angel  Nicholas,  sailor,  h.  47  Mechanics. 
ANGIER   HOUSE,  corner  Bank  and  St. 

Clair. 
Angle  Henry  B.,  engineer,  h.  436  Hamilton. 
Ankele  Charles,  saloon,  145  Ontario. 
Ansetts  Caspar,  finisher,  h.  61  Willet. 
Anst  Francis,  mason,  h.  63  Bridge. 
Anten  John,  tailor.  111  Oi'ange. 
Anthony  Ambrose,  firm  Whitnev  &  A.,  h. 

174  Franklin. 
Anthony  Hale  M.,  mason,  h  78  Church. 
Anthony  James,  mason,  h  103  Hanover. 
Anthony  Matthew  laborer,  h.  near  C.  &  M. 

R.  R.  depot. 
Anthony   William,  shoemaker,    12    Public 

Square. 
Anton  John,  laborer,  31  Green. 
Aplin  John,  firm  Gorham  &  A.,  h.  75  Lake. 
Aplin  Robert,  clerk,  104  Superior,  h.  75  Lake. 
Aplin  S.  S.,  machinist,  C.  &  E  R.  R.  shop. 
Appal,  Mrs.  Mary,  dress  maker,  7  Garden. 
Apple  Michael,  shoemaker,  h.  42  Newton. 
Apey  Peter,  Groceries,  216  Pearl. 
Archer  William  F.,  39  Howe. 
ARDING  PETER,  barber,  180  Superior,  h. 

80  Fountain  Alley. 
Ardleman  John,  tailor,  h.  154  Garden. 
Argyle  Thomas,  sailor,  h.  363  Lake. 
Aring  Ernst,  porter,  h.  202  Garden. 
Arkison   Anthony,    tallyman,  bds.  377  St. 

Clair. 
Armstrong  Allen,  sailor;  h.  14  Herman. 
Armstrong  A.  C,  firm  Strong  &  A.,  h.  16 

Chestnut, 
Armstrong  Charlotte,  wid.  of  George,  seam- 
stress, h,  98  Wood. 


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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY. 


Armstrong   Christopher,   laborer,   St.  Clair, 

near  depot. 
Armstrong  George    E.  book    keeper,    141 

water,  bds.  Angier  Hou.se. 
Annstrong,   John  M.,   receiver  Canal  Bk., 

124  Superior,  Ixls.  Angier  House. 
Armstrong  Luticia,  wid.,  h  62  Fulton. 
Armstrong  Robert  W.,  saloon,  190  Superior. 
Armstrong  Sampson,  scale  maker,  bds.  Bur- 
nett House. 
Armstrong  Willson,  stove  dealer.  River,  h. 

126  Hamilton. 
Arndt  John  L.,  M.  D.,  h.  186  Lorain. 
ARNOLD  CHARLES,  attorney,  90  Superior, 

h.  265  Pitrslnirgh. 
Arnold  Fred,  barljer,  326  Erie. 
Arnold  George,  barber,  2  Mechanics'  Block, 

h.  29  Ohio. 
ARNOLD  GEORGE,  attorney  and  notary, 

90  Superior,  h.  265  Pittsburgh. 
Arnold  John,  sailor,  h.  Elm. 
Arnold  P.  R.,  meat  market,  272  Superior,  h. 

45  Hamilton. 
ARNOLD  &  McINTIRE,  slate  roofers,  5 

Atwater  Block. 
Arnott  Andrew,  sailor,  h.  94  West  Liberty. 
Arnott  Andrew,  blacksmith,  bds.  94  West 

Liberty. 
Arnstine  Jacob,  groceries,  274  Pittsburgh. 
Arty  Thomas,  waiter,  Angier  House. 
Aschanbrand  F.,  tailor,  h.  cor.  Superior  and 

River. 
ASHFORD  WM.  H.,  shoe  maker,  151  De- 
troit, h.  245  Detroit. 
Ashwell  James,  boiler  maker,  h.  60  Bolivar. 
Aspenwall  Robert,  machinist,  h.  413  Perry. 
Asplin  Isaac,  teamster,  h.  416  Pittsburgh. 
Aston  Enoch,  pedlar,  h.  89  Case  Avenue. 
Aston  William,  laborer,  43  Clifton. 
Atchison  Mrs.,  wid.,  William,  h.  8  Hill. 
Atkin  William,  laborer,  h.  43  Mayflower. 
ATKINSON  AV.  H.  dentist,  physician  and 

surgeon,  16  and  17  Hoffman's  Block,  h.  67 

Harman. 
Atlvinson  Joseph,  h.  38  Fourth. 
Attersley  Joseph,  blacksmith,  31  Mill. 
AttrofF  A.,  h.  192  Hamilton. 
ATWATER  BUILDINGS,  cor.    Superior 

and  Vinej'ard. 
Atwater  Caleb,  firm  Lyman  &  A.,  h.  252 

Euclid. 
ATWATER  DAVID  F.,  m.  d.,  office  7  At- 
water building,  h.  54  Seneca. 
Atwell  Samuel  S.,  machinist,  h.  30  Herman. 
Atwood  Charles  G.,  clerk,  247  Superior,  bds. 

27  Rockwell. 
Auer  Christ,  tailor,  bds.  104  Water. 
Auer  George,  painter,  h.  101  Lorain. 
August   John,  teamster,  h.   121  Hamilton 
Auikert  Conrad,  saloon,  143  Turnpike. 


Ault  William,  foremim  in  L.  S.  shop,  h.  79 
Wilson. 

Aundt  Christian,  laborer,  598  Superior. 

Aust  Francis,  boiler  maker,  h.  214  Bridge. 

Aust  Le\n,  mason,  h.  164  Franklin. 

Austin  B.  I).,  firm  A.  &  Stockwell,  h.  267 
Kinsman. 

Austin  Daniel,  mason,  h.  27  Marion. 

Austin  Jose|ih  B.,  bds  267  Kinsman. 

AUSTIN  POWDER  CO.,  office  with  H.  N. 
Gates. 

Austin  William,  shoemaker,  26  Garden. 

Austin  William  S.,  firm  of  Palmer  &  A.,  h. 
225  Kinsman. 

AUSTIN  &  STOCKWELL,  wholesale  deal- 
ers in  woolens,  and  commission  merchants, 
142  Water. 

Autt  Battassar,  pla.sterer,  h.  780  St.  Clair. 

Averill  Mills,  shoemaker,  22  Marshall. 

Avery  Rev.  John  T.,  h  230  Euclid. 

AXTELL  SALMON  B.,  attorney,  10  At- 
water Block,  h  315,  Superior. 

Aylvord  Patrick,  tailor,  h.  74  Frankiin. 

Azer  Andrew,  carpenter,  bds.  262  Perry. 

Baad  Christ,  shoemaker,  h.  216  Pearl. 

BABBITT  FRANCIS  C.,.  grocer,  108  Pub- 
lic Square,  h  271  Erie. 

Babbitt  Francis  C  ,  clerk,  193  Ontario,  bds. 
30  Howe. 

Balxock  D.  W  ,  saloon,  95  Miami. 

Babcock  P.  H.,  firm  B.  &  Hurd,  h.  204 
Euclid. 

BABCOCK  &  HURD,  wholesale  grocers, 
146  Water. 

Babson  Patrick,  blacksmith,  h.  West  River. 

Bach  Har[)er,  carpenter,  h.  295  Lake. 

Bachert  Ernst,  paper  maker,  h.  35  Jackson. 

Backel  F.  saloon,  108  Water. 

Bacher  Hemy,  saloon,  146  River. 

Bachman  Caspar,  tailor,  h  McCurdy  Block. 

Back ,  laborer,  h.  Hicks.       • 

Backus  Franklin  T ,  firm  of  Raimey  B.  & 
Noble,  h.  136  Lake. 

Backus  Frederick  M.,  book  kee^x^r,  F. 
Brown's,  Ixls.  278  Superior. 

Backus  Nicholas,  saloon,  h.  374  Pittsburgh 

Bacon  E.  C ,  Fairbauk's  scales,  bds.  John- 
son House. 

Bacon  Edwdn  C ,  R.  R.  conductor,  h.  68 
High. 

Bacon  Henry,  moulder,  bds  65  St.  Clair. 

Bacon  James,  car  mechanic,  h.  75  Burch. 

BACON  &  REDINGTON,  vessel  owTiers, 
10  Oviatt's  Exchange. 

Bader  Joseph,  caip.,  h.  rear  40   E.  Liljerty. 

Badinger  August,  tailor,  600  Superior. 

Baer  John,  drayman,  h.  27  Cherrv. 

Bagell  T.,  laborer,  bds.  846  St  Clair. 

Baggett  Charles,  umbrella  maker,  bds.  399 
Lorain. 


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Ba^gett  Frederick,  peddler,  bds.  399  Lorain. 

Baggett  George,  peddler,  bds.  399  Lorain. 

Bagley  John,  tailor,  bds.  24  Rockwell. 

Bagly^  George  W.,  carp.,  h.  235  Hamilton. 

Bahrnak  Frank,  laborer,  Alley  between 
Crotou  and  Orange. 

Bailey  A.,  salesman,  h.  59  Hurd. 

Bailev  D.  M.,  clerk  at  F.  W.  Pelton's,  h. 
107  PearU 

Bailey  Francis,  lab.,  h.  158  Orange. 

Bailey  George,  formerly  merchant,  h.  32  Mar- 
ion. 

Bailey  George,  joiner,  h.  near  Pittsburgh 
Depot. 

Bailey  John  H.,  grocer,  14  Garden. 

Bailey  Joseph  C.,  mason,  h.  13  Cheshire. 

Bailey  Lemuel  W.,  builder,  10  Grove,  h.  375 
Kinsman. 

Bailey  Myron  S.,  carpenter,  h.  3  Croton. 

Bailey  0.,  carpenter,  bds.  3  Croton. 

Bailey  Samuel,  teamster,  h.  172  Orange. 

Bain  Mrs.  Charlotte,  widow  of  James,  h.  86 
Turnpike. 

Baifd  Samuel  H.,  book  keeper  Hanna  &  Co., 
h.  25  Rockwell. 

Baisch  Adam,  laborer,  h.  86  Hamilton. 

Baisch    Goodloof,   gardener,    h   Euclid  near 

•    Willson  Avenue. 

Baker  Aaron,  mason,  h.  325  Hamilton. 

Baker  Adam,  carpenter,  h.  6  Pittsburgh  con- 
tinued. 

Baker  Barnabus,  h.  110  Erie. 

Baker  Charles,  cooper,  37  Irving,  h.  34  Bel- 
mont. 

Baker  Charles,  blacksmith,  h.  668  Superior. 

Baker  Charles  0.,  engineer,  bds.  20   Fulton. 

Baker  Francis,  mason,  h.  325  Hamilton. 

Baker  George  N.,  bds.  City  Hotel. 

Baker  James,  joiner,  C.  &  E.  R.  R, 

Baker  John,  cigar  maker,  310  Pittsburgh. 

Baker  John,  book  keeper,  80  Fulton. 

Baker  John  G.,  firm  FiUler  &  Co.,  h.  110 
Euclid. 

Baker  Henry,  tailor,  33  Parkman. 

Baker  Henry,  firm  C.  Stickney  &  Co.,*  h. 
University  Heights. 

Baker  Mrs.,  widow,  h.  44  Bridge. 

Baker  Mrs.  Mary  M.,  widow  of  Chas.,  bds. 
26  Ontario. 

Baker  Michael,  sailor,  bds.  112  River. 

Baker  Michael,  student,  bds.  243  Hamilton. 

Baker  Robert,  book  agent,  bds.  312  Superior. 

Baker  Smith,  fireman,  h.  86  Hicks. 

Baker  Sarah  T.,  widow  of  James,  h.  122 
West  Main. 

Baker  S.  L.,  machinist,  h.  204  Prospect. 

Baker  WiUiam,  186  Hamilton. 

Baker  William,  shoemaker,  h.  87  Hamilton. 

Baker  Wm.  A.,  firm  C.  Stickney  &  Co.,  bds. 
6  Euclid. 


BAKER  Wm.  D.,  publishers  general  agent, 
7  Hoffman's  Block. 

Baldwin  A.  R.,  118  Hill. 

Baldwin  Charles  C,  attorney,  113  Superior, 
bds.  Weddell  House. 

Baldwin  E.  L,  firm  E.  L  B.  &  Co.,  h.  57 
Lake. 

BALDWIN  E.  L  &  Co.,  dry  goods,  240 
Superior. 

Baldwin  Dudley,  firm  B.,  Dewitt  &  Co.,  h. 
Perry,  north  of  Euclid. 

Baldwin  Dewitt  C,  book  keeper  Witt  & 
Harvev,  h.  71  Euclid. 

BALDWIN,  DEWITT  &  Co.,  Cleveland 
agricultural  works,  4, 6,  8, 10  and  12  West, 
near  Merwin. 

Baldwin  Henry,  carpenter,  h.  906  St  Clair. 

Baldwin  John,  carpenter,  h.  172  Orange. 

Baldwin  Norman  A.,  bds.  317  Euclid. 

Baldwin  Norman  C,  h.  317  Euclid. 

Bakhvin  Oscar,  teacher,  h.  44  Church. 

Baldwin  Phineas,  farmer,  h;  932  St  Clair; 

Baldwin  Samuel,  ship  carpenter,  bds.  145 
Turnpike. 

Baldwin  Samuel  C,  h  98  Euclid. 

Baldwin  Samuel  G  ,  attorney,  h.  16  Division 
Alley. 

Baldwin  Wm.,  carpenter,  70  Huntington. 

Baldwin  Wm.  T.,  clerk  165  Seneca,  h  157 
Clinton. 

Baldy  Frank,  stone  cutter,  53  Third. 

Balfour  Charles,  deputy  clerk  U.  S.  Court, 
bds.  30  Howe. 

Balknill  Stephen,  pattern  maker,  270  Perry. 

Baly ,  carpenter,  235  Hamilton. 

Ball  Christian,  laberor,  104  Greenwood. 

Ball  James,  h   Sked  Alley  near  Garden. 

Ball  Capt.  John,  h.  181  Franklin. 

Ball  John  L.,  book  keeper,  274  Franklin. 

Ball  Marine,  laborer,  34  Cedar. 

Ball  Rodger,  gardener,  bds.  394   Pittsbiu-gh. 

Ball  William,  day  police,  h  27  Cedar  Avenue. 

BALLARD  CHARLES  J.,  wool,  pelts  and 
hides,  105  Bank,  h.  229  Scoville  Avenue. 

Balldinger  Theodore,  shoemaker,  h.  35  Bur- 
well. 

Ballon  Loring  V.,  dancing  master,h.  108  Bol- 
ivar. 

Balls  Sanford  J.,  clerk  139  Detroit,  h  Frank- 
lin. 

BANK  OF  COMMERCE,  Atwater  Build- 
ings. 

Bankhardt  John  M  ,  billiard  saloon,  44  Pub- 
lic Square,  h.  Ohio. 

Banlow  Henry,  shoe  maker,  h  14  Delaware. 

Banton  Thomas,  mill  wright,  h.  35  Prospect. 

Bannon  L. ,  plasterer,  822  St  Clair. 

Bank  Capt   Thomas,  h.  240  Bridge. 

Banks  T.  M  ,  peddler,  bds.  41  Frankfort. 

Banning  Edmund  P.,  m  d  ,  h.  106  Euclid. 


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Bannister  Thamas  W  ,  silk  and  woolen  cW- 
cr,  2'J7  Erie. 

BAPTIST  CHURCH,  cor  Clinton  and  SUtc. 

BAPTIST  CHURCH,  (First)  cor.  Euclid  & 
Erie. 

BAPTIST  CHURCH,  (Second)  cor.  Ohio 
and  Erie. 

BAPTIST  MISSION  CHURCH,  St.  Clair, 
near  INIarshall." 

BAPTIST  CHURCH  (Mission,)  corner  Hud- 
sou  and  Scoville  Avenue. 

Barlier  Abner,  saloon,  150  Seneca. 

Barber  Asa,  bagga<jc  master,  h.  94  Bridge. 

Barber  G.  L.,  machinist,  h.  Washington. 

Barbein  Jacob,  mason,  h.  390  Lake. 

Barbour  Conway,  h.  206  Ciuse  Avenue. 

Barclay  John,  sailor,  h.  Cemetery  Alley. 

Bardin  Betsey,  h.  95  Main. 

Barett  Robert,  caiTiage  driver,  h.  54  Ver- 
mont. 

Barge  John,  teamster,  h.  426  St.  Clair. 

Barget  Christian,  laborer,  rear  15  Parkman. 

Baring  Frederick,  joiner,  h.  rear  58  Park- 
man. 

Barktloll  Abraham,  teamster,  h.  53  Harri- 
son. 

BARKER  BENAJAH,  gent.,  h.  409  luns- 
man. 

Barker  Chas.  D.,  shoe  cutter,  224  Superior, 
bds.  Burnett  House. 

Barker  Peter,  boarding,  191  Detroit. 

Barkhamer  James,  patent  right,  h.  Russia. 

Barkliott'James,  Brakeman,  b.  10  Mandrake. 

Barkseakar  Ernst,  cooper,  h.  Williams  Alley. 

Barkwell  Charles,  brick  maker,  h.  394  Pitts- 
burgh. 

Barle  Conrad,  mason,  h.  70  York. 

Barlow  John,  laborer,  118  Burch. 

Barlow  MerriU,  firm  Herrick  &  B.,  h.  187 
Kinsman. 

Barlow  Richard,  brickmaker,  bds.  32  Croton. 

Barnard  Ambrose  E.,  saloon,  115  Detroit,  h. 
17  Carroll. 

Bamer  Rudolph,  laborer,  90  Main. 

Barner  George,  carpenter,  107  Orange. 

Barnes  Levi  M.,  moulder,  h.  168  Hamilton. 

Barnes  Levi,  teamster,  168  Hamilton. 

Barnes  Lucien,  clerk,  242  Superior. 

Barnett  Henry  H.,    fish  and  oysters,   h.  28 

BARNETT  JAMES,   saloon,   2   Front,  h. 

22  Bank. 
Barnett  James,  firm  G.  Worthington  &  Co., 

h.  24  Bank. 
Barnett  Melancthon,  bank  director,    h.    24 

Bank. 
BARNEY  B.  H.,  Agent  Great  Western  Des- 1  Bartlett  John,  brick  yard,  66  Jackson, 

patch,  bds.  Weddell.  Bartlett  Joseph,  bds.  405  Superior. 

Barney  John  A.,  vessels,  office  Government  BARTLETT  JOSEPH  B.,  city  clerk,  h.  405 

Pier,  bds.  Angier.  '      Superior. 

or  Ambrotype,  should  not  fail  to  call  at  NORTH'S  GALLERY. 


Barney  William,  sailor,  h.  13  Irving. 

Bamhart  Charles,  carjKjnter,  45  Muiison. 

Bamhart  Christian,  laborer.  Alley,  rear  19 
Parkman. 

Bamum  C.  II.,  clerk,  217  Superior. 

Bamum  Charles  P.,  h.  48  Granger. 

Banmick   Michael,   porter,    h.   63   Superior 
Avenue. 

Baron  John,  laborer,  4  HickoFj'. 

Barr  John,  h.  168  Erie. 

Barrance  Wm.,  teamster,  h.  1027  St.  Clair. 

Barrett  Alpheus,  painter,  67  Garden. 

Barrett  A.,  painter,  62  Michig-an. 

Barrett  A.  11.,  firm  JSIiller  &  B.,  bds.  Frank- 
lin Hou.se. 

Barrett  Charles,  firm  C.  Barrett  &  Co.,  h.  15 
Eagle. 

BARRETT  C.  &  CO.,   Forwarding  &  Com- 
mission Merchants,  32  River. 

Barrett  George,  machinist,  h.  167  Orange. 

BARRETT  MARTIN,  U.  S.  Hotel,  110 
River. 

Barrett  0.  D.,  patent  right,   bds.  Bennet's 
Forest  City  House. 

Barrett  Robert,  87  Hamilton. 

Barrett  Thomas,  h.  W.  River. 

Baring  Frederick,  carpenter,   Alley,  rear  56 
Parkman. 

Barris  Richard,  sailor,  h.  93  Harbor. 

BARRON  J.,  Agent,  groceries  and   supplies, 
40  Merwin,  h.  39  Oregon. 

Barrow  John,  machinist,  h.  6  Rose  Alley. 

Barry  Garrett,  blacksmith,  h.  44  Mechanic. 

Barry  Mr,s.,  widow  Patrick,  bds.  27  Ward. 

Barry  Mrs.,  widow  Vaughn,  h.  65  Penn. 

Barry  Thomas,  Saloon,  142  River. 

Barry  Thomas,  laborer,  158  Dare. 

Bany  Thomas,  boots  and  shoes,   185  Col- 
umbus. 

Barstow  John  A.,  clerk,  247  Superior. 

Barstow  Sarah,    widow  William  A.,    h.    74 
State. 

Bartges  A.   T.,   law  student   with   Ranney, 
Backus  &  Noble. 

Bartholomew  Eli,  real  estate,  bds.  American 
Hotel. 

Barton  James,  machinist,  h.  cor.  Franklin 
and  Russia. 

Bartlehaem  Caspar,  sash  maker,    h.  62  Jer- 
sey. 

Bartlett  Edward,  machinist,  bds.  48  Carroll. 

BARTLETT  GEORGE  L.,  Buckeye  House, 

66  River. 
Bartlett  James  C,  laborer,  64  Jackson. 
Bartlett  John,   laborer,  h.  cor.   Grove  and 
Croton. 


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49 


Bartlett  J.  C,  clerk,  Lake  Shore  Depot,  h. 
64  Jackson. 

Bartieit  Nicholas,  Register  at  R.  R.,  h.  302 
Perry. 

Bartlett  Richard,  laborer,  36  Irving. 

Bartlett  Thomas,  clerk,  R.  R.  Office,  h.  405 
Superior. 

Basel  George,  brewer,  h.  404  Pittsburgh. 

Bash,  Jacob,  firm'Guyles,  Foot  &  B.,  h.  46 
Prospect. 

Baslington  Geo.  0.,  firm  H.  D.  Kendall  & 
Co.,  bds.  304  Superior. 

Bastress  Samuel,  ship  carpenter,  bds.  1  St. 
Clair. 

Bassett  A.  C,  telegraph,  bds.  312  Superior. 

Bassett  A.  L.,  clerk.  Post  Office,  h.  105 
Ohio. 

Bassett  Edwin  E.,  machinist,  h.  20  Jay. 

Basset,  J.  C,  carpenter,  bds.  29  Hurd. 

Bassler  Adolphus,  music  teacher,  h.  rear  120 
Brownell. 

Bastor  Mary  A.,  widow  of  Almanza,  h.  73 
Fulton. 

Batchelder  Matthew,  shoemaker,  30  Wal- 
worth. 

BATE  ISABELLA,  widow  of  Josiah,  Ruin- 
bow  Saloon,  111  Water,  h  28  Bank. 

Bates  H.  C,  produce  dealer,  bds.  Bennet's 
Forest  City  House. 

Bates  Samuel  H.,  grocery,  67  Fulton. 

Batomey  Bartholomew,  laborer,  14  Summit 
Alley. 

Batt  Ignats,  mason,  97  Case  Avenue. 

Batts  Joseph,  tailor,  h.  41  Newton. 

Bauder  C.  L.,  firm  B.  &  EJdred,  h.  31  Pros- 
pect. 

BAUDER  &  ELDRED,  Furniture,  46  Pub- 
lic Square,  south  side. 

Bauder  M.  L.,  cabinet  maker,  h.  2  East  Lib- 
erty. 

Baughman  Samuel,  blacksmith,  h.  144  Ken- 
tucky. 

Bauhof  Christian,  file  cutter,  bds.  65  Cross. 

Bauhof  John  F.,  marble  cutter,  h.  65  Cross. 

Bauhof  Rudolph,  marble  cutter,  h.  65  Cross. 

Baum  Catherine,  widow  of  AVm.,  h.  275 
Columbus. 

Bauman  Jacob,  whitewasher,  h.  83  Cedar. 

Baumer  John,  harness  maker,  h.  cor.  High 
and  Middle. 

Baumer  Christian,  brcAver,  at  Quhm's. 

Baumgardner  Frederick,  carpenter,  h.  254 
Garden. 

Baumgarnter  Andrew,  laborer,  78  Irving. 

Baumgart  Alexand'er,  groceries  and  provisions, 
945  St.  Clair. 

Baumgartner  Nicholas,  laborer,  90  Irving. 

Baur  Rev.  Emil,  Pastor  German  M.  E. 
Church,  h.  80  Prospect. 

Baus  Frederick,  laborer,  175  Greenwood. 


Baynes  William,  tailor,  h.  75  St.  Claii-. 
Eazan  Jacob,  carpenter,  h.  Fox  Avenue. 
Peabom  Francis,  laborer,  113  Jersey. 
Beach   Elisabeth,   engraver,    Ohio   Farmer, 

bds.  78  Erie. 
Beach  J  as.  W.,  sailor,  h.  12  Jay. 
Beach   0.    E.   salesman,  134  Water,  h.  23 

Chestnut. 
Beach  Oliver  N.,  lx)ok  keeper,  J.  M.  Hughes. 
Beal  Elisha,  h.  144  Bolivar. 
Beal  E.  F.,    clerk,    G.  A.  Stanley's,  h.  336 

Kinsman. 
Bean  Thomas  R.,  blacksmith,  h.  88  Cedar 

Avenue. 
Bear  George,  laborer,  114  Ijving. 
Bear  Henry,  baker,  54  Chesnire. 
Bearby  John,  drayman,  232  Bridge. 
Bearce  B.,  traveling  agent,  85  Clinton. 
Beardsea  Edward,  marble  cutter,  h.  15  Howe. 
Beardsley  Anson  C,  h.  187  Franklin. 
Bcardsley  Chas.,  tinner,  bds.  68  Water. 
Beardsley  David  H.,  h.  130  St.  Clair. 
Beardsley  Eri'S.,  clerk.  Post  Office,  h.  244 

Perry, 
Beardsley  Mrs.  Hannah,    widow  of  Lyman, 

h.  62  Clinton. 
Beardsley   Ira   L.,    book    keeper.   Morning 

Leader,  h.  39  Granger. 
Beardsley   John,    clerk.   Hubby,  Hughes  & 

Co.,  bds.  130  St.  Clair. 
Beardsworth  Richard,  machinist,  h.  Ill  Case 

Avenue. 
Beare  Isaac,  carpenter,  h.  118  Greenwood. 
Beare  John,  carpenter,  h.  120  Greenwood. 
Beare  Joseph,  carpenter,  h.  118  Greenwood. 
Bearhault  Benj.,  laborer,  29  Grove. 
Bearko  Jacob,  cooper,  h.  49  York. 
Beattie  Wm.  D.,  firm  Ransom,    Cobb  &  Co., 

h.  78  Euclid. 
Beattie  Wm.  J.,  dentist,  h.  9  Scoville  Alley. 
Beaucock    Joseph,    engineer,     h.    between 

Cashier  and  Lawrence. 
BEAVIS  BENJ.  R.,  Attorney,  181  Superi- 
or, h,  Vega  Avenue,  Brooklyn, 
Beck  Mr.  teamster,  h.  86  McLean. 
Beck  Charles,  brakeman,  h.  186  Ohio. 
Beck  Christian,  laborer,  City  Buildings, 
Beck  F.  T.,  harness  maker,  h.  313  Lorain  . 
BECK  GEORGE  D.,  groceries,  117  Ontario 

h.  80  Hill. 
Beck  John,  painter,  h.  209  Hamilton. 
Beck  Henry,  sausage  maker,  46  Parkman. 
Beckeley  John,  carpenter,  62  Muirson, 
Beckenbach  Wm.  &    H.,   cabinet  makers, 

274  St.  Clair. 
Beckenbach  Henry,  firm  Wm.  &  H.  B.,  h.  31 

Oregon. 
Beckenbach  Wm.,  firm  Wm.  &  H,B.,  h.  202 

Hamilton. 
Becker  Capt.  David,  sailor,  h,  34  Herman. 


Deoderised,  Coal  Oil,  manufactm-od  by  LAW  &  NORTH, 


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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY, 


Bell  Josephjhamess,  trunks,  &c.,  98  Su}jerior 
Bell  Joseph,  (colored)  hotel,  (35  High. 
Bell  Thomas,  saloon,  bds.  28  Bank. 
Bellet    Michael,  shoemaker,  h.  356   Pitts- 
burgh. 
Bellemau  Wm.,  laborer,  120  Vine. 
Belman  Cornelius,  lalx)rer,  h.  74  Fraklin. 
Belmuth  Dr.  S.,  h.  47  Green. 
Bemis  E.  C„  clerk,  43  River. 
Berais  George  A.,  insurance  clerk,  bds  34 

Academy. 
Bemis    Henry    V.,    firm    Standart,    B.    & 

Murray,  h,  26  Lake. 
Bemiste  Frederick,  tailor,  104  Hamilton. 
Bender  August,  cabinet  maker,  h.  Chatham. 
Bender  H.,  laborer,  h.  31  Phelps. 
Bender  John,  shoemaker,  h.  cor.  Parkman 

and  Brownell. 
Bender  Peter,  painter,  h  214  Hamilton. 
Bender  S,   C,  beer  hall,  96  Bank,  bda.  79 

Rockwell. 
Benedict  Abraham,  painter,  172  Hamilton, 
Benedict  D.  V.,  accountant,  h,  107  Prospect. 
Benedict  E.   G.,  firm  of  L.  B.  &  Sons,  bds. 

17  Euclid. 
Benedict   George  A.,  firm  Fairbanks   B  & 

Co.,  h.  27  Euclid. 
Benedict  John  E.,  clerk,  Brewer's,  bds,  101 

Hanover. 
Benedict  Levi,  firm  L.  B.  &  Sons,  h.  17  Euclid. 
BENEDICT  K  &    SONS,  hats,  caps  and 

furs,  201  Superior. 
BENEDICT  L.  &    Sons,  morocco  factory, 

82  Leonard. 
Benedict  S.  H.,  firm  L.  B.  &  Sons,  h.  49 

Wood. 
Benedict  Thomas  B,,  student,  bds  114  Pitts- 
burgh. 
Benfield  Joseph,  brakeman,  bds.  148  Ontario, 
Benham  Allen  H.,  clerk,  138  Superior,  h.  41 

Granger. 
BENHAM  GEORGE  H.,  justice  peace,  94 

Superior,  h.  289  Erie. 
BenhofF  Henry,  blacksmith,   Canal,    h.   97 

Monroe, 
Benjamin  David,  attorney,  h,  22  Vermont 
Benjamin  John,  engineer,  bds.  79  Wilson. 
Benneflf  Henry,  blacksmith,  135  Monroe. 
Bennet  Andrew,  h,  26  Clinton. 
Bennet  Charles,  laborer,  443  Detroit 
BENNET'S  FOREST  CITY  HOUSE,  Su- 
perior, cor.  Public  Square. 
Bennett  Mrs,  Charlotte,  widow  of  John,  h. 

14  Summit. 
Bennet  Frank,  grocery,  277  St  Clair. 
Bennett  George,  blacksmith,  h.  50  Hill. 
Bennett    George,   R.   R.   Engineer,    h.  178 

Lake. 
Bennett  Isaac,  butcher,  h,  147  Courtlandt 
Bennett  James,  h.  48  River. 

-is  ackixowledged  to  be  the  best  in  the  State.    Coal  Oil  and  Lamp  Depot, 


Becker  Geurge,  blacksmith,  h.  363  St  Clair. 
Becker  Jacob,  teamster,  h.  23  Washington. 
Becker  Capt.  John,  sailor,  h.'52  Herman. 
Becker  0.  H.,  sailor,  bds.  23  Washington. 
Becker  Captain  R.  H.,  h.  94  Woodbine. 
Beck  ley  Emanuel  S.,  h.  30  Webster. 
Beckman  Harman,  grocery,  160  River. 
Beckman  Henry,  foreman,  29  Superior. 
BECKWITH    MARVIN    E.,   daguerrean 

gallery,  9  Pearl,  h.  113  Hanover. 
BECKWITH  S.  R.,  physician  and  surgeon. 
Office  Rockwell  street,  opp.  Post  Office,  h. 
148  Prospect. 
BECKWITH  T.  S.,    carpets,    and    curtain 
store,  187  an(L189  Superior,  h.  351  Supe- 
rior. 
Beckwith   William,    civil  engineer,  h.  157 

St.  Clair. 
Beckwith  William  E.,  Treasurer  Gas  Co., 

h.  353  Superior. 
Bedc  Edward,  marble  cutter,  h.  15  Howe. 
Bedford    Elijah,    ship  carpenter,    bds.    70 

Duane.  * 

Bedford  Mrs.  Mary,  widow  of  Joseph,  h.  16 

Sibley. 
Bedford  Wm.,  ship  carpenter,  h.  101  Root 
Beebe  Mrs.  Paulina,  h,  20  Walnut 
Beebe  George  E,,  book-keei^er.  Commercial 

Branch  Bank,  h.  112  Hanover. 
Beech  J.  B.,  physician,  76  Erie. 
Beer  Luma,  painter,  81  Oregon. 
Beever  Jacob,  carriage  maker,  h.  University 

Heights. 
Begges   A.  J.,    firm  B.  &  Chapin,   h.  282 

Prospect 
BEGGES    &    CHAPIN,   forwarding  and 

Commission,  71  Merwin. 
Begley  John,  tailor,  bds.  26  Rockwell. 
Behine  George,  baker,  140  Hamilton. 
Behm  Charles,  laborer,  h.  488  Kinsman. 
Behr  Henry,  carpenter,  h.  26  Allen. 
Behring  John,  warehouseman,  h.  42  Green. 
Behringer  Richard,  h.  49  Hamilton. 
Behringer  Richard,  painter,  C.  &   E.  R.  R. 

Shop. 
Beiber  Henry,  blacksmith,   bds.  224  Pitts- 
burgh. 
Beichenmecker  Matthew,  cabinet  maker,  h. 

—  Pittsburgh. 
Beihne   Frederick,    cabinet   maker,    h.    87 

Washington. 
Beilstein  Henry,  undertaker,  85  Garden,  h. 

89  Garden. 
Beinfelt  Frederick,  carpenter,  h.  41  Harbor. 
Beirsick  John,  laborer,  bds  W.  River. 
Beldam  Thomas,  i^eddler,  h.  277  Pittsburgh. 
Belden  H  ,  accountant,  bds  79  St.  Clair. 
BELDEN  SILAS,  carpenter,  h.  79  St  Clair. 
Bell  Ezekial  F.,  book  keeper,  107  Water. 
Bell  Isaac,  laborer,  h.  foot  of  Franklin. 


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BENNETT  JAMES,  blacksmith,  86 
Champlain,  h.  121  Orange. 

Bennett  John,  saleratus  packer,  h.  199  Gar- 
den. 

Bennett  John,  livery  stable,  bds.  179  Seneca. 

Bennett  John  A.,  h.  176  Orange. 

Bennet  John,  jr.,  bds.  14  Summit. 

Bennett  Rouse,  foreman  at  G,  H.  Burritt's, 
h.  62  Michigan. 

Bennett  Thomas,  carpenter,  h.  45  Webster. 

Bennewitz  Jacob,  Carpenter,  h.  36  Ward. 

Benson  Jacob,  varnisher,  bds.  124  Water. 

Benson  John,  pattern  maker,  h.  91  Hanover. 

Benson  William,  builder,  222  St.  Clair. 

Benther  John,  finisher,  Superior,  h.  56  Chat- 
ham. 

Bentlev  Chas.  D.,  h.  53  Seneca. 

BENTON  BROTHERS,  Wholesale  &  Re- 
tail Druggists,  131  and  141  Detroit. 

Benton  Carlos  0.,  firm  Benton  Brothers,  h. 
37  Clinton. 

Benton  Corydon  E.,  machinist,  h.  214  Lake. 

Benton  Curtis,  firm  Benton  Brothers,  h.  47 
Church. 

Benton  Horace,  firm  Benton  Brothers,  h.  197 
Franklin. 

Benton  Ezra  R.,  machinist,  h.  24  Cheshire. 

BENTON  JOHN  J.,  hats  and  caps,  133  Su- 
perior, h.  62  Prospect. 

Benton  Lucius  A.,  watchmaker,  137  Superi- 
or, h.  284  Prospect. 

Benton  Otis,  clerk,  139  Detroit,  h.  197 
Franklin. 

Benton  Alphonso,  drover,  h.  cor.  Detroit  and 
Courtlandt. 

Bentz  Bernard,  cooper,  h.  12  Ward. 

Bentz  Henry,  saloon,  134  Ontario. 

Benninger  Q-eorge,  laborer,  12  Brainard. 

Benninger  John,  laborer,  h.  12  Hicks. 

Berg  Ernst,  laborer,  h.  44  Chatham. 

Berg  George,  moulder,  h,  70  Bridge. 

Berg  John,  saloon,  33  Third. 

Berge  Edward,  stone  cutter,  h.  Chatham. 

Berges  Loie,  whitewasher,  h.  276  St.  Clair. 

Bergher  John,  news  carrier,  h.  126  West 
Liberty. 

Berghof  Peter,  baker,  h.  212  St.  Clair. 

Bergholz  John,  47  Harrison. 

BERGOLD  JOHN  A.,  boots  and  shoes,  86 
Water,  h.  Frankfort,  rear  engine  house. 

Bergum  John,  carpenter,  bds.  97  St.  Clair. 

Beringher  John,  laborer,  161  Hamilton. 

Beringer  Richard,  painter,  h.  421  Lake. 

Berk  John,  carpenter,  165  Wilson. 

Berk  M.,  laborer,  823  St.  Clair. 

Berkert  Rodolph,  laborer,  84  West  Center. 

Berkholder  John,  cooper,  h.  52  Ward. 

Bernhardt  John,  tailor,  h.  70  Case  A  venue. 

Bemhert  Rev.  John,  Pastor  Salem  Church, 
h.  68  Eagle. 


Bemsmeyer  Wm.,  laborer,  77  Park  man. 

Beniner  John,  warehouseman,h.66  Mechanic 

Berringer  G.  F.,  clerk  226  Superior,  bds.  74 
Hamilton. 

Berringer  P.  J.,  printer,  h.  75  Hamilton. 

BERRY  GEORGE  W.,  upholsterer,  70  Su- 
perior, h,  42  Granger. 

Berry  Jacob,  fireman,  C.  &  E.  R.  R. 

Bersail  John,  laborer,  73  Jersey. 

Bersch  Wm.,  editor,  220  Kinsman,  h.  93 
Harman. 

Bersicher  Frederick,  cooper,  alley  between 
Penn  and  Jersey,  h  66  Penn. 

Betegher  August,  tailor,  115  Oregon. 

Bethe  Louis,  grocer,  356  jjridge. 

BETHEL  CHURCH,  corner  Water  and 
Johnson. 

Betner  Conrad,  laborer,  103  Clifton. 

Bettrick  Thomas,  carpenter,  h.  31  Croton. 

Betts  Alfred,  carpenter,  h,  729  St  Clair. 

Bescel  Mrs.  Fanny,  h.  78  Hamilton. 

Best  Frederick,  laborer,  Penn. 

Best  Thomas'  H.,  bds.  Weddell  House. 

Bestin  Stephen,  h.  41  Mayflower. 

Beswick  Alice,  widow  of  Nathan,  h.  405  Lor- 
ain. 

Beswick  John,  boiler  maker,  bds.  403  Lor- 
ain. 

Bevan  J.,  h.  245  Kinsman. 

Bevan  John,  civil  engineer,  235  Superior. 

Bevens  Timothy,  ship  carpenter,  h.  39  Ful- 
ton. 

BEVERLIN  JOHN,  merchant  tailor.  125 
Detroit,  h.  34  Clinton. 

Beverly  J.  P.,  machinist,  h.  22  Sibley. 

Beverse  Nicholas,  tailor,  h.  47  Irving. 

Bickford  A.  S.,  machinist  h.  408  Detroit. 

Biebold  John,  tinner. 

Biekler  Mrs.  Ferina,  widow  of  Christian, 
h.  40  Green. 

Bierdsworth  Richard,  machinist,  h.  109  Case 
Avenue. 

Biddlecom  George  S.,  ship  carpenter,  h,  20 
John. 

Bigelow  George,  insurance  agent,  h  18  Ea- 
gle. 

BIGELOW  HENRY  H.,  insurance  agent,  h 
18  Eagle. 

Bigelow  Jonathan,  h.  18  Eagle. 

Biker  Philip,  laborer,  64  Grove. 

Bilery  N.,  tailor,  h.  60  Grove. 

Bilstien  Adam,  tailor,  h.  154  Garden. 

Billing  George  W.,  cabinet  maker,  h,  84 
Kentucky. 

Billings  Mabel,  widow  of  Lorenzo,  14  Lake. 

Billit  James,  blacksmith,  h.  116  Orange. 

Billson  Caleb,  Jr.,  musician,  bds.  56  Cedar 
Avenue. 

Billson  Caleb,  Sr.,  organ  builder,  h.  56  Cedar 
Avenue. 


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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY. 


Billson  Charles,  mason,  bds.  50  Cedar  Aven. 
Billson  Jiibn,  en.:,aiieer,  bds.  50  Cedar  Aven. 
BiniLder  G.,  Hour  and  feed,  303  Kinsman,  h. 

oUl  Kinsman. 
Bimler  Jacol),  laborer,  151  Monroe. 
Bindiber  John,   laborer,  34  Mechanic. 
Binger  W.  K.,  clerk,  bds.  121  Water. 
Bingham   Edward,  firm  G.  Worthington  & 

Co.,  h.  52  Seneca. 
Bingham  Elijah,  in  County  Clerk's  office,  h. 

12  Cheshire.  . 
Bingham   F.   W.,  firm  B.   &  Hovey,  h.  St. 

Clair  Itoad. 
Bingham  George,  deputy  clerk,   bds.  Wed- 

dell  House.      ^ 
Bingham  John  K.,  firm  S.  Barinard   &  Co., 

bds.  Angier  House. 
Bingliam  Silas  F.,  singing  teacher,  bds.  124 

^\^ater 
Bingham'  William,  firm  W.  B.  &  Co.,  h.  132 

St  Clair. 
BINGHAM  WM.   &    Co.,   hardware   and 

metals,  1-18  and  150  Water.' 
Binghar  John,  laborer,  110  Oregon. 
Bink  rhilip,  tanner,  h.  I'JO  Greenwood. 
Binmore  Wm.,  laborer,  18  Croton. 
Binsel  Jacob,  cooper,  02  McLean 
Binstein  John,  laborer,  'JO  Penn. 
Birch  Heman,  firm  H.  B.  &  Co.,  124  Water. 
BIRCH  H.  &  Co.,  boarding,  124  Water. 
Bird  Isaac,  blacksmith,  h.  127  California. 
Birds  liarney,  saloon,  88  Erie. 
Birds  Michael,  saloon,  88  Erie, 
Birdsall  Z.  S.,  boarding,  118  Bolivar. 
Birguiin  Cord,  tailor,  h.  20  Vine. 
Birney  John,  cooper,  h.  32  Fulton. 
BISBEE  ALBERT,  daguerrean  gallery,  211 

Superior,  bds.  City  Hotel. 
Bischof  Veit,  brewer,  h.  404  Pittsburgh. 
Bishop  C.  F.,melodeon  tuner,  h.  295  Outario. 
Bishoi)  Mrs.  Eliza,  238  Perry. 
Bishop  Henry,  machinist,  h.  72  iiamilton. 
Bishop  Henry  S.,  ii.  84  Euclid. 
Bishop  Irvin,  wire  weaver,  h.  86  Clinton. 
Bishop  Isaac  1).,  firm  B.,  Mason  &  Co.,  bds. 

Weddell  House. 
Bishop  Jacob,  blacksmith,  100  Hamilton. 
Bishop  Jacob,  painter,  h.  81  Lvman. 
BISHOP  JESSE  P.,  Common  Pleas  judge, 

h.  187  Prospect. 
Bishop  Jonathan,  city  police,  h.  157  Kins- 
man. 
BISHOP,  MASON  &  Co.,  wholesale  dealers 

in  wines,  lii[uors,  &c.,  123  Water. 

Bishop, h  89  Pearl.. 

Bislosky  John,  laborer,  KU  Croton. 
Bisser  Jacob,  cooper,  h.  40  Webster. 
Bissett  Roderick,  carpenter,  h.  Orange. 
Bissitt  Horatio,  ship  wright,  h.  213  Franklin. 


Bittinger  Rev.  J.  B.,  pastor  Euclid  St.  Pres- 
byterian Church,  h.  202  Euclid. 
Bittle  Jacob,  willow  ware  maker. 
Black  Adol]>hus,  peddler,  h.  Ki  Dodge. 
Black  Alexander,  peddler,  h.  17  California. 
Black  Arthur,  sailor,  h.  98  Merchant. 
P)lack  Casjjer,  butcher,  h.  96  Taylor. 
Black  David,  fancv  goods,  197  Superior,  h. 

171  Lake. 
Black  Franklin,  painter,  h.  67  Croton. 
BLACK  JAS.  Y.,  firm  B.   &    Meredith,  h. 

130  Ohio. 
Black  John,  carpenter,  52  Webster. 
BLACK   JOHN,  shoemaker,  130  Superior, 

and  corner  Superior  and  R.  R.,  h.  43  Bank. 
Black  Mrs.  Margaret,h  49  High. 
IMack  Morris,  farmer,  h.  550  St  Clair. 
Black  Peter,  wagon  maker,  133  Pittsburgh, 

h.  33  Webster. 
Black  Thomas  D., gardener, bds.  134Duane. 
BLACK  &  MEREDITH,  livery  stable,  126 

Ohio. 
BLACKBURN  JOSEPH  M.,  architect  and 

builder,  h.  30  Oregon. 
Blackburn  Josiah,  h.  44  Orange. 
Blackford  Henry,  carpenter,  h.  147  Brownell. 
Blacklock  John,  h.  dravman,  48  Chestnut. 
BLACKMER  REUBEN  H..  grocerj-,  corner 

Prospect  and  Pen-y,  h.  279  Prospect. 
Blackwell  Matthew,' firm   Outhwaite  &    B., 

h.  14  Webster. 
Blackwell  Smith,  clerk  Bradburn  &  Fisher, 

h.  54  Orange 
Blackwell  Thomas,  firm  Outhwaite  &  B.,  h. 

40  Huntington. 
Bladen  William,  boot  fitter,  h.  91  Hamilton. 
Blahd  H.,  firm  M.  Smith  &  Co.,  bds.  Wolf's, 

Michigan. 
I'lair  Henry,  builder,  h.  29  Huntington. 
Blair  John,  h.  380  Prospect. 
Blair  J.  N.,  clerk,  217  Superior,  bds.  83  Pub- 
lic Square. 
Blake  George,  (colored)  sailor,  h.  13  Union. 
BLAKE  H.  G.,  sexton  west  side  Cemetery, 

h.  18  Monroe. 
Blake  Isaac  W.,  firm  L  \Y.  B.  &  Co.,  h.  94 

Lorain. 
BLAKE  L  W.  &  Co., sail  makers,  135  River. 
Blake  James  ship  carpenter,  h.24  John. 
P>lake  John  W.,  spar   maker,  15  Spruce,  h. 

01  Woodbine. 
Blake  William,  blacksmith,  bds.  53  Fulton. 
Blakeley  Samuel,  tailor,  h.  11  Alal>ama. 
P>lakesley  John,  fish  monger,  h.74  Wliitman. 
Blakcsley  Miss  Julia  A.,  h.  314  Columbus. 
IManchard  Martin,  sailor,  h.  8  Clinton. 
Blanchard  IMartin,  brakesman,  h,  8  Clinton. 
P>lanchard  Z.  M.,  firm  B.  &  Foster,  h.  Pearl. 
BLANCHARD  &  FOSTER,   groceries  and 

meat  market,  corner  Pearl  and  Detroit. 


Bittinger  George,  laborer. 
W.  C.  NORTH'S  Photograph  and  Pine  Art  Gallery,  205  Superior  St., 


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Blanck  Christian,  door  maker,  231  Coluaibus. 

Blann  A.  W.,  85  Howe. 

Blatchly  L.,  grocery,  168  Brownell. 

Blatt  John,  wagon  maker,  h.  49  Monroe. 

Blaw  Lewis,  carpenter,  h.  126  Clinton. 

Blazedell  Thomas,  h.  20  Courtlandt. 

Blackhan  Nelson,  shoemaker,  884   St  Glair. 

Bleicher  James,  laborer,  95  Willet. 

Blee  Hugh,  grocer,  28  Walnut,  h.  20  Chest- 
nut. 

Blee  James,  brakesman,  h.  32  Oregon. 

Blee  James,  grocer,  20  Chestnut. 

Blee  John,  conductor  C.  C.  &  C.  R.  R.,  h.  8 
Oak. 

Blee  Robert,  conductor  C.  C.  &  C.  R.  R.,  h. 
20  Chestnut. 

Bleeford  Samuel,  sailor,  h  Canal. 

Bietch  John,  nail  smith,  rear  112  Burch. 

Blend  George  W.,  carpenter,  h.  51  Scoville. 

Bleney  J.,  laborer,  35  Phelps. 

Blenter  George,  shoemaker,  85  Oregon. 

Bliswick  August  F.,  tailor,  h.  13  York  Al- 
ley. 

Blish  Elisha  C,  firm  B.,  Garlick  &  Co.,  h.  16 
Fulton. 

BLISH,  GARLICK  &  Co.,  Cleveland  iron 
works,  corner  River  and  Main. 

Blissman  Charles,  mason,  h.  57  Ward. 

Bloch  Aaron,  grocery,  79  Water. 

Bloch  Emanuel,  firrn  S.  H.  &  E.  B.,  h.  Kins- 
man. 

Bloch  S.  H.,  firm  S.  H.  &  E.  B.,h.  283  Kins- 
man. 

BLOCH  S.  H.  &  E.,  liquors,  34  Merwin. 

Blochboylan  Mrs.  Mary,  saloon,  3  Michigan. 

J^lockboylan  Thomas,  laborer,  3    Michigan. 

Block  Henry,  h.  163  Orange. 

Block  Joseph,  cooper,  h.  35  Croton. 

BLODGETT"  PAPER  STORE,  P.  Lawton, 
dealer  in  wall  paper,  window  shades,  &c., 
193  Superior. 

Blodgett  R.  A.  H.,  agent  Fairbank's  scales, 
bds.  Johnson  House. 

Blossom  Henry  C,  firm  Wm,  Bingham  &  Co., 
h.  50  Euclid. 

Bluemink  John,  cooper,  181  Courtlandt,  h. 
183  Courtlandt. 

Bluini  John,  boarding,  h.  112  St  Clair. 

Blum  Hezkiah,  tinner,  h.  393  Lake. 

Blum  Jacob,  shoemaker,  168  Greenwood. 

Blush  Charles,  fireman,  bds.  93  Lake. 

Blythe  Walter,  architect,  corner  Euclid  and 
Sheriff",  h.  25  Parkman. 

BOARD  OF  TRADE,  Oviatt's  Exchange. 

Boardman  D.  W.,  paying  teller.  Com.  Br'ch 
Bank,  bds.  96  Euclid. 

Boardman  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Isaac, 
h.  461  Detroit. 

BOARDMAN  WM.  J.,  attorney,  Atwater 
building,  h.  96  Euclid. 


Boasa  John,  cabinet  maker,  h.  163  Croton. 

Boat  James,  farmer,  h.  74  Cedar  Avenue. 

Bock  A.  W.,  salesman,  108  Ontario. 

Bock  Joseph,  carpenter,  h.  171  Hamilton. 

Bockus  David,  laborer,  38  Clinton. 

Boelim  George  J.,  upholsterer,  h.  30  Web- 
ster. 

Bochner  Martin,  tiinier,  h.  Kinsman. 

Bodebender  Peter,  h.  19  Vine. 

Body  Frederick,  cabinet  maker,  141  Green- 
wood, bds.  153  Scoville  Avenue. 

Boeckel  Jacob  J.,  soap  naker,  h.  32  Wal- 
worth. 

Boehm  Geo.,  barber,  88  Water,  h  138  York. 

Boggis  Robert  H.,  clerk  #.  Worthingtou  & 
Co.,  bds.  83  Public  Square. 

Bogner  Martin,  tinner,  bds.  32  Walworth. 

Bohland  George,  blacksmith,  bds.  8  Frank- 
fort. 

Bohland  John,  blacksmith,  h.  43  Pine. 

Bohm  Edwin,  brakesman,  h.  77  Water. 

Bohn  Casper,  glove  maker,  h.  183  Hamilton. 

Bohn  John, tailor,  h.  371  St  Clair. 

Bohn  John,  laborer,  319  Lorain. 

Bohn  Rudolph,  laborer,  120  Hamilton. 

Bohnard  Frank,  tailor,  h.  34  Granger. 

Bohnmann  Henry,   laborer,  93  Greenwood. 

Bohrer  Jacob,  livery  stable,  h.  174  Brownell. 

Boice  Alpheus,  blacksmith,  h.   33  Hanover. 

Boise  Otis,  h.  271  Prospect. 

Boisseau  A.,  photographs,  243  Superior,  h. 
186  Cedar  Avenue. 

BOLLES  Rev.  JAMES  A.,  h.  35  Euclid. 

Bolan  Patrick,  laborer,  67  Vermont. 

Bolander  Henry,  h,  58  Eagle. 

Boland  John,  laborer,  h.  228  Croton. 

Bolder  Phillip,  laborer,  rear  81  Bridge. 

Boldeser  Eitzenbergen,  laborer,  118  York. 

Boldy  Uriah,  marble-cutter,  bds.  4  Kins- 
man. 

Boles  Mr.'^.,  widow,  bds.  60  Euclid  Place. 

Boley  Patrick,  laborer,  18  Jay. 

Bolie  Jacob,  laborer,  h.  238  Pearl. 

Bolster  Anna,  widow  of  John,  h.  36  Fulton. 

Bolt  Henry,  moulder,  bds.  27  Third, 

BOLTOX"^  &  ALDRICH,  carving  and  pat- 
tern making,  66  East  Center. 

Bolton  Charles,  clerk  at  De  Witt's,  bds.  73 
Parkman. 

Bolton  Everard,  firm  B.  &  Aldrich,  h.  268 
Franklin. 

Bolton  Henry,  machinist,  h.  73  Parkman. 

BOLTON  THOMAS,  Common  Pleas  Judge, 
h.  East  Cleveland. 

Bolton  William,  sailor,  h.  105  Main. 

Boltz  John,  grocer,  32  Scoville  Avenue. 

Bolvek  Charles,  laborer,  181  Jersey. 

Bommer  Christian,  boarding  house,  67  Mich- 
igan. 

Bomgardner  John,  shoemaker,  h.  66  Carroll. 


Cleveland,  O.    Those  wishing  a  Photograph  in  Oil,  Plain  Photograph, 


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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY. 


Bommer  Joseph,  clerk,  h.  Frankfort, 
Bomiuheudt  Jacob,  blacksmith,  bds.  Pitts- 
burgh. 
Boml  Frederick  H.,  firm  B.  &  Co.,  h.  142 

Euclid. 
Bond  Henry,  h.  10  Hill. 
Bond  J;vcob,  teamster,  h.  110  Cortlandt 
Bund  Newell,  firm  B.  &  Co.,  h.  142  Euclid. 
Bond  Noah  F.,  clerk,  33  River,  h.  lU  Suminit. 
BOND  T,  N.,  Agent  American  Trasportation 

Company,  h.  10  Summit 
Bond  William  E.,  firm  Bond  &  Co.  h.  142 

Euclid. 
BOND  N.  &  CO.,  painters,  glaziers,  «&c.,  20 

Euclid.  • 

Bone  J.  H.  A.,  local  editor  Herald,  27  Wood. 
Bonewill  Henry,  sailor,  h.  143  Burch. 
Bonshue  Franklin  L.,  saloon  104  Bank,  h. 

114.  Bank. 
Bon.srazk  August,  laborer,  112  Carroll. 
Bood  Nancy,  milliner,  108  St.  Clair. 
Boofman  Conrad,  shoemaker,  h.  140  Ontario. 
Booth  Benjamin,  laborer,  Spring. 
Booth  James,  lake  engineer,  h.  311  Erie. 
Booth  James,  foreman  gas  works,  h.  42  Bath. 
Boothe  Mrs.  Agnes,  widow  of  Alexander, 

h.  25  Mill. 
Bopp  Constantine,  teamster,  38  Mayflower. 
Boran  Tim,  laborer.  West  River. 
Borg  Peter,  laborer,  21  Belmont. 
Borg  Peter,  Jr.,  h.  21  Belmont. 
Borger  Jacob  J.,  grocer,  172  Greenwood. 
Borger  Jacob,  checkman,  h.  3  Floyd. 
Borger  John,  laborer,  172  Greenwood. 
Borger  Madis.  stone-cutter,  898  St.  Clair. 
BORGES  JOHN  F.,  clothing,  corner  Supe- 
rior and  River,  h,  109  St.  Cl*ir. 
Borkhart  Conrad,  stone-cutter,  h.  115  Laurel. 
BORN  CHARLES  P.,  stoves,  &c.,'&c.,  218 

Superior,  h.  381  St.  Clair. 
Born  Frederick,  tinsmith,  bds.  381  St.  Clair. 
Borst  Charles,  joiner,  h.  27  Vine. 
Boshack  Karl,  carpenter,  h.  16  Liberty. 
Boston  Israel,  (colored)  h.  132  Champlain. 
BOSTON   PAIL  CO.,  corner  West  Center 

and  Main. 
Bostwick  Charles  B.,  carpenter,  h.  Terrott. 
Bosworth  Bordman,  cook,  bds.  237  P>ie. 
Bosworth  Philetus  S.,  Forest  City  Brewery, 

h.  118  Scoville  Avenue. 
Botanha^mer  Michael,  butcher,  h.  25  Irving. 
Botsford  Samuel  E.,  h.  569  Kinsman. 
Bottleheim   Casper,   cabinet   maker,   h.   62 

Jersey. 
Bouloff  Charles,  pork  packer,  h.  305  Ham- 
ilton. 
Bound  John,  shoemaker,  rear  corner  York 

and  Fulton,  h.  York. 
Boutall  John,  merchant  tailor,  263  St,  Clair. 
Bous  John,  butcher,  46  Clifton. 


BOUSFIELD   JOHN,  Cleveland   Wooden 
Ware  Manufactory,  34  West  Center,  office 
^twater  Buildings. 
Bowder  Augustus,  check  clerk,  h.  147  Cedar 

Avenue, 
Bowe  Lawrence,  h.  37  Division. 
Bowen  Cornelius, machinist,  h.  12  Mandrake. 
Bowen   Frank,  R.  R.  paymaster,  Ixis.  128 

Lake, 
Bowen  Henry,  physician,  h.  314  Erie. 
Bowen  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  foot  St.  Clair. 
Bower  Bartholt,  carpenter,  h,  534  Case  Av- 
enue. 
BOWER    BUCKLAND  P.,  plumber,  At- 

water  Building,  bds.  72  Ontario. 
Bower  Charles,  carpenter,  h.  103  Laurel, 
Bower  Isaac  S.,  saloon  265  West  River. 
Bowers  Grosvenor  B.,  firm  Mornill  &  B.,  h. 

805  Lake, 
Bowers  Peter  H.,  ship  carpenter,  h.  115  Root 
Bowler  Nodiah  P.,  insurance,  Atwater  Build- 
ing, h.  54  Parkraan. 
Bowler  William,  Book-keeper,  h.  17  Fulton. 
Bowley  Richard,  engineer,  h.  189  Hamilton. 
Bowman  Alexander,  sailor,  h.  216  Lake. 
Bowman  Charles,  lalwrer,  105  Lorain. 
Bowman  John,  sailor,  h.  344  St.  Clair. 
Bowman  William,  peddler,  h.  128  Burch. 
Bowra  John,  clerk,  bds.  377  Lorain, 
Boyd  David,  carpenter,  h.  72  York, 
Bowzeman  Wm.,  baker,  53  Green, 
Boxon  Wm.,  laborer,  rear  68  Green, 
Boyd  David,  Jr.,  sailor,  h.  72  York. 
Boyd  David  H.,  machinist,  bds.  63  Water. 
Boyd  James,  boarding  house,  63  Water. 
Bovd  Thomas  J.,  carriage  painter,  bds.  63 

Water. 
Bovd  William  R.,  carriage  bds.  63  Water 
Bo'vd  William  H.,  clerk,  C.  C.  &  C.  R.  R, 

Freight  Office, 
Boyer  John,  carpenter,  h  111  Hamilton. 
Boyer  John,  carpenter,  h.  38  Scoville  Avenue. 
Boyle  Andrew,  lake  cajitain,  K  167  Bridge, 
Boyle  James,  laborer,  55  Lamartine. 
Boyle  James,  laborer,  61  Lamartine, 
Bovle  Thomiis,  h,  40  Woodbine, 
BOYLSTON  H.  K.,  agent  Merchant's  Dis- 
patch, h.  230  St  Clair. 
Bovlston    Thomas,    clerk    Merchant's   Dis- 

f  atch,  h.  230  St.  Clair. 
BOYRAN  CAPT.  PATRICK,  h.  102  Ore- 
gon. 
Bovs  William,  mason,  bds.  53  Webster, 
Boys  William  C,  sailor,  h.  73  Root 
Braan  James,  laborer,  164  Bridge. 
Brace  Thomas,  produce  dealer,  bds.  Bennet's 

Forest  City  House, 
Brack  Christopher  A.,  sailor,  h.  320  Lake, 
BRACKETT,  REMINGTON  &  CO.,  wines 
and  liquors,  114  Water. 


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Bradbnrn  Charles,  firm  B.  &  Fisher,  h.  42 
Buclid. 

BRADBURN  &  FISHER,  wholesale  gro- 
cers and  commission  merchants,  agents  for 
N.  Longworth's  wines  and  brandy,  58  and 
60  River,  and  21  and  23  Meadow. 

Bi-adbury  Levi,  machinist,  h.  48  Carroll. 

Braddish  Charles,  sailor,  bds.  226  St.  Clair. 

Braddish  Jonas,  sailor,  h.  42  Main. 

Bradey  J.,  laborer,  33  Phelps. 

Bradford  John  N.,  h.  37  Erie. 

BRADLEY  ALVA,  vessel  owner,  h.  447 
Kinsman. 

Bradley  Christopher,  mason,  bds.  181  Clinton. 

Bradley  James,  laborer,  181  Clinton. 

Bradley  John,  ironmonger,  h.  795  Lake. 

Bradley  Patrick,  laborer,  102  Oregon. 

Bradley  Patrick,  fruit  stand,  h.  Franklin. 

Bradley  Thomas,  baker,  bds.  131  Muirson. 

Bradley  William  J.,  shoemaker,  h.  270  Ham- 
ilton. 

Brady  Charles,  student,  bds.  243  Hamilton. 

Brady  Cornelius,  sheet  iron  worker,  h.  264 
Washington. 

Brady  Edward,  policeman,  h.  272  Detroit. 

Brady  Francis,  laborer,  bds.  89  Pittsburgh. 

Brady  Joseph,  cooper,  bds.  88  Columbus. 

Brady  Peter,  laborer,  19  Division. 

Braen  Peter,  carpenter,  bds  97  St.  Clair. 

Brager  Henry,  tailor,  h.  600  Superior. 

BRAGG,  BENJAMIN  A  ,  horse  shoer  and 
dealer.  West,  opposite  Hewitt's  Block,  h. 
274  Columbus. 

Bragg  C.  S.,  firm  Ingham  &  B.,  h.  206  Pros- 
pect. 

Bragheny  Owan,  laborer,  W.  River. 

Brainard  Chauncey  A.,  carpenter,  h.  16  Ore- 
gon. 

Brainard  Jacob,  finisher,  h.  29  Pittsburgh 
continued. 

Brainard  John,  laborer,  35  Champlain. 

Brainard  Joseph  M.,  clerk  201  Superior,  h. 
30  Sheriff. 

Brainard  Mrs.  Laura,  widow  of  Henry,  h. 
219  Perry 

Brainard  Lewis  H.,  clerk,  bds.  70  Rock- 
well. 

Brainard  Nathan,  h.  30  Sheriff. 

Brainard  Silas,  firm  S.  B.  &  Co.,  h.  348  !]?ros- 
pect. 

BRAINARD  S.  &  CO.,  pianos  and  music, 
203  Superior. 

BRAINERD  &  BURRIDGE,  engravers  and 
United  States  and  foreign  patent  agency, 
134  Bank. 

Brainerd  Jehu,  firm  B.  &  Burridge,  h.  196 
Euclid. 

Bralsford  William,  tinsmith,  bds.  73  Hanover. 

Bramhall  Elbridge,  baker  and  confectioner, 
41-43  Public  Square. 


Bramley  Charles,  ticket  agent  C.  C.  &  C.  R 
R.,  bds.  97  St.  Clair. 

Branan  Edward,  laborer,  487  Lake. 

Branan  Luke,  teamster,  h.  65  Superior  Ave- 
nue. 

BRANCH  DARIUS  G.,  wholesale  grocer, 
Oviatt's  Exchange,  corner  Superior  and 
River,  h.  164  Euclid. 

Branch  Francis,  county  commissioner,  Brook- 
lyn. 

Brand  Frederick  A.,  firm  B.  &  McFadden, 
h.  68  Huntington. 

BRAND  &  McFADDEN,  cigars  and  tobac- 
co, 122  Ontario. 

Brandenstien  Adam,  gardener,  h.  53  Depot. 

Braney  Luke,  teamster,  bds.  398  Pittsburgh. 

Brannan  Martin,  laborer,  with  J.  F.  Clark 
79  Public  Square. 

Brant  Miss  E.  W.,  machine  sewing,  15  Hoff- 
man's Block. 

Brant  F.,  carpenter,  h.  877  Superior. 

Brassey  Patrick,  laborer.  Elm. 

Braslin  Barnard,  saloon,  h.  W.  River. 

Brassel  Thomas,  tailor,  190  Superior,  bds.  22 
Summit  Alley. 

BRATENAHL  BROTHERS,  leather,  hides 
and  oil,  Vineyard  Block,  foot  Superior. 

Bratenahl  Charles,  firm  B.  Brothers,  bds. 
Weddell  House. 

Bratenahl  Louis,  firm  B.  Brothers,  bds.  Wed- 
dell House. 

Bratzman  Frederick,  tailor,  100  Water,  bds. 
108  Water. 

Brauer  Charles,  school  teacher  Lutheran 
Church,  h.  245  Erie. 

Braumling  William,  laborer.  Lake. 

Bray  Bernard,  book  keeper,  Crawford  & 
Price,  h.  91  Root. 

Bray  Bryan,  clerk,  h.  corner  Bridge  and  Root. 

Bray  Thomas,  clerk,  h.  66  Root. 

Brayton  G.  M.,  clerk  Post  OfBce,  h.  23  Ham- 
ilton. 

BRAYTON  HENRY  F.,  insurance,  Atwa- 
ter  Block,  bds.  292  Superior, 

Brayton  Mrs.  Salina  A.,  h.  61  Seneca. 

Breed  Andrew  J.,  firm  Chamberlin,  Craw- 
ford &  Co.,  h.  181  Prospect. 

Breen  George,, joiner,  114  Brownell. 

Breen  James,  laborer,  164  Bridge. 

Breen  Mike,  laborer,  157  Lake. 

Breen  Peter,  carpenter,  bds.  11  Sked. 

Bregkel  John,  wagon  maker,  87  Oregon. 

Breidenbhach  Philip,  clerk,  172  Garden. 

Breighcr  Henr^^,  tailor,  83  Oregon. 

Brell  Nicholas,  blacksmith,  h.  290  Lake. 

Bremer  John,  bandbox  manufacturer.  Liber- 
ty, h.  139  Dare. 

Bremier  Daniel,  carpenter,  147  Hamilton. 

Breneis  George,  laborer,  h.  83  Spruce. 

Brenlap  Jacob,  shoemaker,  188  Hamilton. 


Dedorised.Coal,  Manufactured  by  LAW  &  NORTH, 


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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY. 


Brenner  Frederick,  shoemaker,  73  Penn. 

Brennan  James,  batcher,  bds.  64  Lamartine. 

Brennan  Matthew,  laborer,  h.  184  Wilson, 

Brennan  M.,  laborer,  h.  12  John. 

Brennan  Mrs.  Mary,   widow,  h.  04  Lamar- 
tine. 

Brennan  Maria,  widow,  h.  155  Cedar  Ave- 
nue. 

Brennan  Thomas,  varnisher,  melodeon  fac- 
tory, bds.  64  Lamartine. 

Brepst  GcorL^e,  cooper,  bis.  85  Fulton. 

Bresler  Abert,  grocery,  225  Hamilton. 

Bresler  Charles,  peddler,  bds.  225  Hamilton. 

Breslihen  Cm-nelius,  laborer,  h.  51  Hicks. 

BRP]SLIN  P.  H.,  attorney,  13U  Superior. 

Brew  Charles,  blacksmith,  h.  20  Lyman. 

Brew  William,  shoes,  130  Superior,  h.  54 
Eagle. 

Brew  William,  fireman  Pittsburgh  R.  R.,  h. 
9  Minnesota. 

Brew  William  C,  painter,  rear  44  Garden. 

Brew  William  H.,  book  keeper,  Sturtevant's 
planing  mill,  h.  46  Eagle. 

Brewer   Abraham,   house   mover,    bds.   40 
High. 

Brewer  John,  brewer,  h.  20  Prospect. 

Brewer  Nelson  C,  druggist,  9   Pearl,  h.  101 
Hanover. 

Brener  Stein,  blacksmith,  C.  &  E,  R.  R.  Re- 
pair shop. 

Brewner  Andrew,  meat  market,  315  Pitts- 
burgh. 

Brewner  Henry,  shoemaker,  144  Hamilton. 

Brewster  Austin,  joiner,  h.  237  Franklin. 

Brewster  Rev.  William  H.,  Pastor  Wesleyan 
Methodist  Church,  h.  57  Garden. 

Breymer  George,  carriage  maker,  38  Chestnut 

Brigamon  Rhuderick,  laborer,  42  Wilson. 

Breidenbach  Philip,  clerk,  88   Superior,  b. 
172  Gaixlen. 

Bridgeman  George,  tanner,  h.  near  Brock's 
tannery. 

Bridgeman  John,  machinist,  h.  347  St.  Clair. 

Briget  Henry,  sailor,  h.  Mulberry. 

Bright  John,  paper  maker,  h.  152  Croton. 

Brightman  Geo.  W.,  carpenter,  h.  150  For- 
rest. 

Brightraan  J.  AV.,  carpenter,  h.  73  Croton. 
Brig-gs  Andis,  puddler,  h.  928  St.  Clair.' 
Briggs  Charles,  livery  stable,  144   Pearl,  h. 

23  Chi.rch. 
Briggs  Ellis,  pattern  maker,  h.  459  St.  Clair. 
Briggs  Erastus,  livery  stable,  144  Pearl,  h. 

67  Washington. 
Briggs  I]rastus,  jr.,  livery  stable,  144  Pearl,  h. 

67  Washington. 
Briggs  Frank  C,  dentist,  corner  Euclid  and 

Public  Square,  bds.  70  Rockwell. 
Briggs  J.  T.,  book-keeper,  bds  82  Huron 


Briggs  Pierson  D.,  salesman,  183  Superior, 

h.  31  Cheshire. 
Bring  Mrs.,  h.  17  Burnham. 
Blinker  Frederick,  carpenter,  h.  240  Detroit. 
Brinker  Frederick  William,  cabinet  maker, 

h.  72  Tracy. 
Brinkoti'  Frederick,  laborer,  40  Grove. 
lirinmore  William,  laborer,  Croton. 
Brinnen  Jas.,  gas  fitter,  bds.  26  Rockwell. 
iJrislin  Barnard,  saloon,  259  West  River, 
lirising  Mrs.,  widow,  h.  297  Lorain. 
Britton  Joseph  W.,  boiler  maker,  h.  352  Su- 
perior. 
Broad  L.,  R.  R.  Conductor,  h.  36  High. 
BROCK  ELEAZER  A.,    Tanner  and  Cur- 
rier, Canal,  h.  70  Bolivar, 
Brock wav  Horace  H.,  clerk  Citv  Hotel. 
BROCKWAY   THOS.  B.,  proprietor  City 

Hotel,  Seneca. 
Brodbeck    Kate,  teacher.  United  Brethren 

Church,  bds.  56  Willey. 
Broder  Michael,  teamster,  h.  4  Clinton. 
Broder  Sarah,  widow  of  Pat.,  h.  4  Clinton. 
Broderick  W.  H.,  clerk,   217  Superior,  bds. 

28  Mandrake. 

Brodessor ,  laborer,  144  Hamilton. 

Brodt  Jacob,  warehouseman,  60  Merwin,  h. 

305  Hamilton. 
Brogan  James,  laborer.  West  River. 
Brogan  John,  laborer,  Detroit  hill. 
Brogan  Patrick,  laborer,  18  Hicks. 
Brogan  Thomas,  laborer,  West  River. 
Brogoin  Catherine,  widow  of  James,  h.  foot 

of  Water. 
Brohler  Catherine,  widow  of  George,    105 

Oregon. 
Brokaw  Thomas  C,  pri/jter,  Herald,  h.  132 

Bolivar. 
Brokensliire  Huldah,  A-idowof  John,  grocery, 

244  Garden. 
Brokensliire   James,    commercial   reporter, 

Plaindealer,  h.  169  Garden. 
Brokeiishire  Jar/es,  grocery,  169  Garden. 
Brook  A.,  coachmaker,  58  Merchant. 
Brook  John,  shoemaker,  90  Hamilton. 
Broi^ke  Robert  F,,  book  keeper,  148  Water, 

h.  39  Chestnut. 
Brookman  George,  laborer,  rear  437  St.  Clair. 
Brooks  Charles,  engineer.  Holt's  warehouse. 

bds.  46  West  Main, 
Brooks  Charles  H.,  h.  344  Lake. 
Brooks  David  W.,  firm  B.  &  Ford,  bds.  27 

Rockwell. 
Brooks  Edward,  laborer,  h.  810  Lake. 
Brooks  Edward,  jr.,    machinist,   bds.   810 

Lake. 
Brooks  Ethan,  firm  G.  &  E.  B.,  bds,  Ben- 
net  House, 
Brooks  E.  W.,  firm  S.  C.  &  E.  W.  B.,  h.  29 

Hurd. 


Briggs  Joseph  W.,  patent  right,  h.  241  Perry. 

is  acknowledged  to  be  the  best  in  the  State. 


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BROOKS  &  FORD,  Attorneys,  15  Atvvater 
Building. 

Brooks  Greo.j  shoemaker,  h.  212  Pittsburgh. 

Brooks,  George,  firm  G.  &  E.  B..  bds.  Ben- 
net  House. 

BROOKS  Gr.  &  E.,  Paper  Warehouse,  116 
Bank. 

Brooks  John,  laborer,  95  Clifton. 

Brooks  John  H.,  shoemaker,  h.  90  Hamilton. 

Brooks  John  L.,  gas  fitter,  237  Superior,  h. 
71  Dodge. 

Brooks  Levi,  boarding  house,  68  Ontario. 

BROOKS  MARTIN  L.,  m.  d.,  h.  56  Euclid. 

Brooks  Melinda,  widow  of  Joshua,  boarding 
house,  98  Bond. 

Brooks  0.  A,,  firm  Huntington  &  B.,  h.  38 
Euclid. 

Brooks  S.  C,  firm  S.  C.  &  E.  W.  B.,  h.  35 
Hurd. 

BROOKS  S.  C.  &  E.  W.,  builders  and  ar- 
chitects, Hewitt's  Block,  West. 

Brooksmith  John  C,  cooper,  h.  8  Fourth. 

Brophey  Peter,  laborer,  14  Hicks. 

Broughey  Peter,  laborer.  Hicks. 

Brough  John,President  Indianapolis  &  Belle- 
foutaine  R.  R.,  h.  126  St.  Clair. 

Brower  Andrew,  teamster,  h,  14  Ann. 

Brower  Isaac,  shingle  maker,  h.  14  Ann. 

Brown  &  Akers,  barbers,  125  Seneca. 

Brown  Amos,  teamster,  h.  177  Greenwood. 

BROWN  &  ANDREWS,  flour  and  feed,  cor- 
ner Ontario  and  Prospect. 

Brown  Calvin,  S.,  R.  R.,  bds.  Stillman  House. 

Brown  Cephas,  laborer,  h.  50  Pearl. 

Brown  Charles  F.,  local  editor  Plain  Dealer, 
bds.  70  Rockwell. 

Brown  Charles  H.,  agent  Jones  &  Son's 
Marble  Works,  h.  142  Muirson. 

Brown  David,  sailor,  h.  69  St.  Clair. 

BROWN  DEWITT  C,  paper  hanger,  h.  5 
Hickox. 

Brown  Edwin,  butcher,  18  Orange. 

Brown  Elenora,  widow  of  Wm.,  seamstress, 
h:  34  Ontario. 

Brown  Eliza,,  physician,  h.  311  Erie. 

Brown  Mrs.  E  A.,  corner  Huron  and  Middle. 

Brown  Ely  L ,  shoemaker,  50  Cross. 

Brown  Fannv,  widow  of  Samuel,  h.  83  Bond. 

BROWN  FAYETTE,  banker,  next  door  to 

Commercial  Bank,  Atwater  Buildings,  h. 
362  Prospect,  corner  Hudson. 

Brown  F,  A.,  tailor,  141  Superior. 

Brown  Rev.  F.  T.,  pastor  Westminster  Pres- 
byterian Church,  h.  199  Euclid. 

Brown  Frank,  salesman,  h.  83  Bond. 

Brown  George  shoemaker,  bds.  33  High. 

Brown  George,  peddler,  h.  166  River. 

Brown  Henry,  (col.)  cooper,  h.  48  Cheshire. 

Brown  Hiram  M.,  clerk,  242  Superior,  bds. 
83  Public  Square. 


Brown  Mrs.   H.  P.  M.,  publisher  Agitator, 

h.  288  Superior. 
Brown  Isabella,  widow  of  James,  h.  353  St. 

Clair. 
Brown  James,  blacksmith,  h.  134  Duane. 
Brown  James,  mason,  h.  72  Courtlandt. 
Brown  James,  pressman,  Plain  Dealer. 
BROWN  J  AMES  S.,  lawyer,  1  Seneca  Block.  , 
Brown  James  A.,  book  keeper,  143  ^Water, 

bds.  304  Superior. 
Brown  James  A.,  sailor,  h.  56  Whitman,    * 
Brown  James  C,  constable,  h.  Ill  Huron. 
Brown  James  E.,  assistant  book-keeper,  F. 

Brown's. 
Brown  James  H.,  sailor,  bds.  42  Garden. 
Brown  James  S.,  attorney,  bds.  53  Seneca. 

Brown cabinet,  bds.  45  Public  Square. 

Brown  John,  brass  finisher,  h.  Second  Alley, 

between  Bolivar  and  Huron. 
Brown  John,  stone  cutter,  h.  68  Burch. 
Brown  John,  tobacconist,  h.  177  Greenwood. 
Brown  John,  clerk  Jackson  Iron  Co.,  h.  63 

Kentucky. 
Brown  John,  (col'd.)  barber,  h.  126  Muirson. 
Brown  John,  h.  282  Cedar  Avenue. 
Brown  John,  porter,  h.  Detroit. 
Brown  John  B.,  engineer,  h.  89  Turnpike. 
Brown  John  C,  h.  56  Hill. 
Brown  John  E.,  watchman,  C.  &  E.  R.  R. 

Machine  Shop,  h.  286  Orange. 
Brown   John   L.,    firm    B.    &    Andrews  h. 

65  Hill. 
Brown  John  P.,  printer.  Herald,  h.  57  Sibley. 
Brown  Joseph,    bookbinder,  107  Superior, 

bds.  Johnson  House. 
Brown  Joseph,  peddler,  bds.  78  Water. 
Brown  Joseph  0.,  firm  J.  0.  B.  &  Son,  h.  159 

Lake. 
Brown  Joseph  0.  &  Son,   auctioneers,  212 

Superior. 
Brown  Julius  H,  clerk  Recorder's  Office,  h. 

102  Scott. 
Brown  Mary,  widow  of  John,  186  Superior. 
BrownMichael,  laborer,  h.  16  Summit  Alley. 
Brown  Michael,  student,  bds.  243  Hamilton. 
Brown  M.  A.,  veneer  sawing,  Hewitt's  Block, 

h.  67  Clinton. 
BROWN  THOMAS,  publisher  Ohio  Farmer, 

bds.  Weddell  House. 
Brown  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  47  Superior  Av- 
enue. 
Brown  Thomas,  laborer,  h  523  Superior. 
Brown  Thomas,  carpenter,  bds,  375  Kinsman. 
Brown  Thomas,  brass  finisher,  bds.  Second 

Alley,  between  Bolivar  and  Huron. 
Brown  Thomas,  house  carpenter,h.  303  Perry. 
Brown  William,  saw  filer,  bds.  22  Prospect. 
Brown  William,  marble  cutter,  h.  30  Ohio. 
Brown     William,    painter,    h.    25    Scoville 

Alley. 


Coal  Oil  and  Lamp  Depot,  189  Ontario  St.,  Cleveland,  O. 


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Brown  William  R.,  builder,  126  Brownell. 

Brown  William  S.,  book  keeper,  h.  27  Marion. 

Brown  Wilson,  engineer,  h.  322  St.  Clair. 

Brownell  Benjamin,  firm  Otis  &  B.,  bds.  An- 
gler. 

Brownell  Hiram,  land  trader,  107  Kinsman. 

BRUCE  ELI,  attorney,  168  Superior,  h.  104 
Brownell. 

Bruce  Mary,  widow  of  Alex.,  h.  31  Academy. 

Bruce  W.  W.,  printer,  Plain  Dealer,  h.  51 
Huntington. 

Brugart  John;  laborer,  A.  Robert's  Tannery. 

Bruger  Geo.,  grocery,  h.  162  Pearl. 

Brunibach  Henrietta,  (colored,)  widow  of 
Noah,  washwoman,  h.  153  St.  Clair. 

Brumer  Frederick,  shoemaker,  364  Lorain,  h. 
Dare. 

Brunar  Henry,  shoemaker,  h.  146  Hamilton. 

Brunell  Frederick  shoemaker,  68  Lorain,  h. 
164  Dare. 

Bruner  Jacob,  carpenter,  h.  316  Lake. 

Bruner  John,  cooper,  h.  94  McLane. 

Bruner  William,  brakeman,  h.  77  Water. 

Bruno  Nicolaus,  accountant,  Bratenahl  Bros. 

Brush  Mrs.  Piatt,  widow,  h  288  Euclid. 

Bruthar  Michael,  teamster, h.  comer  of  Clinton 
and  Wilson. 

Bruyman  Joseph,  tailor,  h.  92  Bolivar. 

Bryan  Steven  G.,  clerk,  240  Superior,  bds. 
23  Sheriff. 

Bryan  Leonard,  grocer,  206  Pittsburgh. 

Bryan  Lewis,  police  officer,  bds  74  Garden. 

Bryant  Daniel,  sailor,  h.  103  Bridge. 

BRYANT.  FOLSOM  &  STRATTON'S 
MERCANTILE  COLLEGE,  corner  Su- 
perior and  Seneca. 

Bryant  Israel,  iron  worker,  h.  198  Merchant 

Bryant  Needham  G.,  (col'd.)  mason,  h.  Sco- 
ville  Avenue. 

Bubb  Thomas,  sailor,  h.  25  Elm. 

Buch  George,  laborer,  h.  14  Willet. 

Buchan  John,  firm  Smith  &  Pelton,  h,  46 
Penn. 

Buchard  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Rodolph,  h. 
Old  River. 

Burchgert  Ernest,  tinsmith,  h.  359  Garden. 

Buchmiller  Charles,  book-binder  220  Kins- 
man. 

Buck  John,  gardner,  h.  139  Courtlandt. 

Buckingham  Isaac,  law  student,  bds.  74  On- 
tario. 

Buckley  John,  laborer,  207  Merchant. 

Buckley  Patrick,  laborer,  19  Summit  Alley. 

Buckley  Patrick,  tailor,  h.  13  Dodge. 

Buckskin  John,  laborer,  119  Clifton. 

Budge  James,  builder,  h.  79  Dodge. 

Budinger  Peter,  shoemaker,  354  St.  Clair. 

Buehler  George  F.,  blacksmith,  h.  41  Third. 

Buel  Ebenezer  B.,  48  River. 

Buel  J.,  Travellers'  Home,  48  River. 


Buel  Jephtha  C,  teller  Bank  of  Commerce, 

h.  215  Prospect. 
Buerger  Jacob,  cooper,  h.  277  Columbus. 
Buff  Adam,  cooper,  h.  248  Pearl. 
Buffington   William,    lake    captain,    h.    36 

Fulton. 
Buffett  Mrs.  E.  S.,  teacher  Cleveland  Insti- 
tute. 
Buffett  Charles,  teacher  Cleveland  Institute. 
Buholt  Henrv,  shoemaker,  109  Clifton. 
BUHRER  STEPHEN,  liquors  70  Merwin, 

h.  69  McLean. 
Bulger  John,  farmer,  h.  171  St.  Clair. 
Bulkhart   Mrs.    Mar}^,   widow  of    Samuel, 

washerwoman,  h.  121  West  Main. 
Bull  John  C,  engineer,  42  John,  corner  of 

Randall. 
Bullinger  George,  clerk  Mix  &  Morris,  bds. 

172  River. 
Bunner  Henry,  furs,  202  Ontario. 
Bunting   W.  D.,   leather,  on  Canal,   h.  63 

Harrison. 
Bunger  John,  tailor,  h.  44  Lorain. 
Burchfield  Benjamin  F.,  clerk  River,  h.  rear 

128  Bolivar. 
Burdick  John,  planing  machines,  35  Clinton. 
Burrett  George,  blacksmith,  h.  167  Orange. 
Burger  E.  G.,  dentist,  243  Superior,  h.  96 

Bond. 
Burger  F.  A.,  insurance  clerk,  261  Superior, 

bds.  96  Bond. 
Burger  Robert,  lithographer,  107  Superior, 

h.  170  Hamilton. 
Burger  W.  R.,  salesman,  135  Water,  bds.  124 

Water. 
Burgert  Adam,  salesman,  125  Water,  h.  46 

Cheshire. 
Burgert  Frederick,  clerk,  bds.  201  Prospect. 
Burgert  Levi,  firm  Huett,  B.  &  Co.,  h.  50 

Prospect. 
Burgess  Allen,  baggage  master  C.  &  P.  R.  R. 

h.  353  St.  Clair." 
Burgess  Dexter,  foreman  C.  C.  &  C.  R.  R. 

shop,  h.  62  Erie. 
Burgess  John  C,  book-keeper,  bds.  70  Bank. 
Burgess  John  W.,  boarding  house,  60  Euclid. 
Burgess  Leonard  F.,  firm  L.  F.  &  S.  B.,  h. 

85  St.  Clair. 
BURGESS   L.  F.  &  S.,  wholesale  grocers, 

52  and  54  River. 
Burgess  Louis,  laborer,  276  St.  Clair 
Burgess  Solon,  firm  L.  F.  &  S.  B.,  h .  85  St 

Clair. 
Burgess  Theodore,  conductor  C.  C.  &  C.  R. 

R.,  bds.  60  Euclid. 
Burgg  John,  carpenter,  h.  141  Cedar  Avenue. 
Burghart   Ernest^  tinner,  218   Superior,   h. 

Garden. 
Burier  John,  laborer,  h.  Vermont 
Burk  L.,  laborer,  h.  50  Grove. 


W.  C.  NOKTH'S  Photograph  and  Fine  Art  Gallery,  205  Superior  St., 


WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIEECTORT. 


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Burke  Alexander,  laborer,  h.  foot  St.  Clair. 

Burke  James,  blacksmith,  Leonard,  h.  107 
Herman. 

Burke  James,  shoemaker,  13  Third  Alley. 

Burke  James,  salesman,  h.  203  Lorain. 

Burke  James  C,  wagon  maker,  bds.  203 
Lorain. 

Burke  John,  wagon  maker  and  blacksmith, 
50  East  Center,  h.  203  Lorain. 

Burke  John,  mason,  h.  24  Mechanic. 

Burke  John,  joiner,  C.  &  E.  R.  R.  car  shop, 
h.  165  Wilson. 

Burke  Michael,  tailor,  h.  39  Marion. 

Burke  Oscar  M.,  Secretary  and  Treasurer  C, 
&  M.  R.  R.,  h.  304  Perry. 

Burke  Patrick,  drayman,  h.  13  Jersey. 

Burke  Thomas,  laborer,  52  Grove. 

Burkhard  Adolph,  grocer,  62  Cross. 

Burkhart  Jacob,  cooper,  h.  47  Jackson. 

Burkholder  John,  cooper,  h.  Ward. 

Burkley  James,  drayman,  h.  7  Summit  Alley. 

Burkle  Christopher,  clerk,  Public  Square. 

Burlingame  Henry,  clerk,  215  Superior,  bds. 
304  Superior. 

Burlingame  George  R.,  clerk,  215  Stipeiior, 
bds.  Bennet  House. 

Burlison  A.  E.,  policeman,  h.  58  Lamartine. 

Burlison  John,  shingle  maker,  h.  78  Taylor. 

Burlison  Silas,  bridge  tender  Center  Street 
Bridge,  h.  75  Hanover. 

Burman  John,  gardener,  h.  12  Scoville  Av- 
enue. 

Burmeister  W.  H.,  salesman,  1433^  Water. 

Bumes  John,  peddler,  h.  Bridge. 

Bumes  John,  car  repairer,  h.  96  Franklin. 

Bumes  Thomas,  grocer,  232  Lorain. 

Bumes  W.  J.,  clerk,  215  Superior,  h.  95 
Muirson. 

BURNETT  HOUSE,  corner  Prospect  and 
Ontario. 

Burnett  John,  laborer,  h.  411  West  River. 

Burnett  Joseph,  laborer,  h.  187  Croton. 

Burnett  Proctor  R.,  firm  Rice  &  B.,  bds.  Bur- 
nett House. 

Burnett  Uzziel,  proprietor  Burnett  House. 

Burney  Findley  K.,  sailor,  bds.  110  Turnpike. 

Burnham  George  C,  book  keeper,  Wason. 
Everett  &  Co.,  h.  202  Kinsman. 

Burnham  Jacob,  h.  38  Water. 

BURNHAM  S.  B.,  m.  d.  Dentist,  360  Su- 
perior, corner  Erie. 

Burnham  Thomas,  grain  elevator  and  feed 
mill,  156  West  River,  h.  339  Prospect. 

Burnham  William,  (colored)  barber,  bds.  278 
Pittsburgh. 

Burnham  Mrs.  widow  Willard,  h.  202  Kins- 
man. 

Burns  Andrew,  painter,  h.  69  Duane. 

Burns  Bridget,  widow  of  Patrick,  h.  13 
German. 


Burns  Charles,  mason,  h.  rear  27  Ohio. 

Burns  Charles,  drayman,  h.  365  St.  Clair. 

Burns  George,  laborer,  h.  167  Lake. 

Burns  Mrs.,  widow  of  Morris,  bds.  &7  Duane. 

Burns  James,  painter,  h.  33  Alabama. 

Burns  James,  blacksmith,  h.  93  Muirson. 

Bums  John,  carpenter,  h.  98  Franklin. 

Burns  John,  peddler,  h.  338  Bridge. 

Burns  Larry,  carriage  man,  h.  148  Lake.  . 

Burns  Michael,  laborer,  h,  12  Third  Alley. 

Burns  Michael,  laborer,  h.  26  Dodge. 

Bums  Michael,  heater. 

Burns  Nicholas,  laborer,  h.  34  Superior  Av- 
enue. 

Burns  Patrick,  laborer,  rear  17  Elm. 

Burns  Patrick,  laborer,  Spring. 

Bums  Patrick,  boiler  maker,  h.  Elm. 

Burns  Patrick,  printer.  Plain  Dealer,  h.  99 
York. 

Burns  Philip,  carpenter,  180  Hamilton, 

Burns  Thomas,  printer. 

Burns  Thomas,  grocery,  h.  232  Lorain. 

Burns  Robert,  sailor,  h.  rear  44  Bolivar. 

Burridge  William  H.,  firm  Brainard  &  B 
h.  196  Euclid. 

Burrin  Thomas  J.,  block  pump  and  spar  fac- 
tory, 15  Spruce,  h.  229  Franklin. 

BURRITT  GEORGE,  H..  shingles,  104 
h.  223  Kinsman 

Burritt  S.  W.,  boarding  house,  45  and  47 
Public  Square. 

Burrows  George  H.,  (colored)  bds.  94  Mu- 
irson.     , 

Burt  George  H.,  firm  Thatcher  B.  &  Co.,  bds. 
52  Euclid. 

Burt  Henry,  clerk,  C.  &  C.  R.  R.,  h.  154  Pitts- 
burgh. 

BURT  H.  C.  wool  dealer,  107  Bank,  h.  275 
Erie. 

Burton  Byron,  forwarding  and  commission 
merchant,  West  Center,  h.  89  Hanover. 

Burton  Charles,  machinist,  bds.  97  St.  Clair. 

Burton  George,  machinist,  h.  126  Orange. 

Burton  Mrs.  Helen,  widow  of  Sidney,  h.  95 
State.  . 

Burton  James,  saloon,  216  Ontario,  h.  21 
Middle. 

Burton  James,  joiner,  C.  &  E.  R.  R.  Car  Shop. 

Burton  James,  laborer,  h.  12  Fountain  Alley. 

Biu-ton  Joseph,  h.  69  St.  Clair. 

BURTON  (Rev.)  LEWIS,  Rector  St.  John's 
Church,  h.  26  Vestry. 

Burton  T.  M.,  firm  Lewis,  Easton  &  Co.,  bds. 
56  Pearl. 

Burton  Wm.  bar  tender,  Angier  House, 

Burwell  Enoch,  joiner,  h.  St.  Clair. 

BURWELL  GEORGE  P.,  builder,  h.  27 
Huntington. 

BURY  &  CO.,  wines  and  liquors,  56  Union. 

Bury  Francis,  firm  B.  &  Co.,  h.  148  Lorain. 


Cleveland,  O.    Those  wishing  a  photograph,  in  Oil,  Plain  Photograph, 


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Bury  Henry,  firm  Bury  &  Co,  bds.  210 
Prospect. 

Bury  Richard  A.,  book  keeper,  147  Merwin, 
h.  416  Superior. 

Bury  Theodore,  bds.  416  Suiierior. 

Bush  Benjamin  P.,  carriage  trimmer  at  Low- 
man's. 

BUSH  EDWIN  C,  grocer,  245  Superior,  h. 
213  Prospect. 

Bush  F.,  telegraph  operator,  bds.  17  Johnson. 

Bush  Henry,  laliorcr,  h.  190  Greenwood. 

Bush  Isaac  A.,  superintendent  telegraph,  h. 
185  Prospect. 

Busher  F.,  file  cutter,  h.  76  Tracy. 

Bushma  Fred,  moulder,  bds.  25  Frankfort. 

Bushman  Frank,  printer.  Herald,  bds  87 
Washington. 

Bushman  William,  h.  87  Washington. 

Buskirk  Alexander,  ship  carpenter,  h.  84 
Franklin. 

Buskirk  George,  carpenter,  h.  153  Lorain. 

Buskirk  Joseph,  carpenter,  h.  106  Bridge. 

Butler  Charles,  puddler,  bds.  89  Case  Avenue. 

Butler  Charles  J{.,  d.  d.  s.,  16  and  17  Hofif- 
man's  Block,  bds.  67  Harman. 

Butler  George,  sailor,  h.  331  Washins^ton. 

Butler  G.  Orfirm  Parker  &  B.,  h.  221  Pitts- 
burgh. 

Butler  James,  laborer,  h.  35  Willei 

Butler  James,  marble  cutter,  bds.  15  High. 

Butler  Michael,  tailor,  129  Superior,  h.  24 
Dodge. 

Butler  Patrick,  tailor,  h.  6  Williams  Alley. 

Butler  Richard,  tailor,  190  Superior,  h.  27 
Summit  Alley. 

Butmer  Marcus,  laborer,  175  Hamilton. 

Butten  Ernest,  painter,  h.  57  Burnham. 

Butterfield  Charles  H.,  machinist,  h.  42  York. 

Butterfield  John  L.,  sailor,  h.  13  Noble  Al- 
ley. 

Butterfield  Matthew,  teamster,  h  448  Ham- 
ilton. 

Butterfield  Patrick,  laborer,  446  Hamilton. 

Butterfield  Samuel,  bds.  236  Lake. 

Butterfield  Mrs.  Violetta,  widow  of  James, 
bds.  236  Lake. 

Buttelier  George  T.,  book  keeper,  bds.  124 
Water. 

Button  Chester,  gent,  h.    172  Bridge. 

Buttles  Levi,  Cleveland  Female    Seminary. 

BUTTS  BOLIVAR,  hats,  caps  and  furs, 
123  Superior,  h.   East  Cleveland. 

Butts  Freeman,  firm  Gates,  Rouse  &  B.,  h. 
371  Kinsman. 

Butts  Lewis  C,  agent,  lumber  raerchant,271 
West  River,  h.  365  Kinsman. 

Buty  M.,  lal)orer,  161  Forest. 

Buxel  .fohn,  moulder,  h.  68  Green. 

Buxton  Law.^on,  shoemaker,  h.  113  Clinton. 

Buzek  John,  laborer,  873  St  Clair. 


Byerley  Edward,  book  keeper,  171  River, 
bds.  American  House. 

Byerley  F.  X.,  marine  inspector,  bds.  Amer- 
ican Hotel. 

Byrono  James,  Saleratus  agent,  bds.  John- 
son House. 

Byrone  Patrick,  rodsman,  h.  422  St  Clair. 

Byrnes  Bryan,  laborer,  20  Hicks. 

Byrnes  Eihvard,  laborer,  44  Hicks. 

Byrnes  Patrick,  laboror,  20  Hicks. 

Byrnes  James,  blacksmith,  h.  96  Muirson. 

Byrns  Stephen,  h.  9  Grove. 

Byron  Patrick,  cooper,  458  Detriol,  h.  456 
Detroit. 


c 

Caber  Godfrey,  saloon,  46  Ohio.  " 

Caddan  Thomas,  clerk  26  River. 

Caddy  John,  brick  maker,  h.  273  Orange. 

Caddy  Henr\',  laborer,  bds.  89  Case  Avenue. 

Cady  George  H.,  St  Nicholas,  112  Bank. 

Cady  George  W.,  clerk  125  Water,  bd.s.  124 
Water. 

Cady  James  H.,  clerk  Alcott  &  Horton's,  h. 
22  York  Alley. 

Cady  Nicholas  L.,  dravman,  h.  25  Plum. 

Cady  Seth  M.,  firm  Myrick  &  (I,  h.  252 
Detroit. 

Cahill  Joseph,  laborer,  15  Hickox. 

CAHILL  MARGARET,  widow  of  John, 
tailoress,  h.  27  California, 

Cain  Adam,  tanner,  h.  corner  Hamilton  and 
Miami. 

Cain  George  H.,  laborer,  Park. 

Cain  James,  lalxjrer,  18  Johnson, 

Cain  Mrs.  Lucinda,  h.  69  Garden. 

CAIN  MARTIN,  eating  house,  depot,  h. 
Bank. 

Cain  Morgan,  porter  Am.  Ex.,  h.  8  Root's 
Alley. 

Cain  Patrick,  engineer,  h.  34  Wilson. 

Cain  Thomas,  grocer,  comer  Chestnut  and 
Oak. 

Cain  Thomas,  carpenter,  h.  346  St  Clair. 

Cain  Wm.,  shoemak<r,  h.  Oregon. 

Caine  James,  tool  maker,  h.  85  Scoville  Av- 
enue. _ 

Caine  James,  broom  maker,  h.  66  Hunting- 
ton. 

Caine  Wm.,  shoemaker,  h.  50  Oregon. 

Calahan  Dennis,  laborer,  15  Cross. 

Calahan  Thomas,  telegraph  repairer,  bds.  26 
Rochwell, 

Calder  James,  carpenter,  h.  20  Johnson. 

Calder  Wm.,  painter  oil  cloth,  h.  Canal, 

Caldwell  Capt.  Charles,  bds.  109  Clinton. 

Caldwell  Henrv  L.,  yard  master  C.  &  T.  R. 
R.,h.  47  Lake. 


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Caldwell  Capt.  James,  h.  230  Bridge. 

Caldwell  Capt.  John,  h.  101  Turnpike. 

CALDWELL  STEPHEN,  commission  mer- 
chant, 159  River,  bds.  124  Water. 

Caldwell  Wm.,  ship  carpenter,  h.  140  West 
Liberty. 

CALEY  JOHN,  shoemaker.  169  Detroit,  h. 
38  Carroll. 

Calhoun  John  C,  firm  C.  &  Smith,  h.  Pros- 
pect. 

CALHOUN  &  SMITH,  woolen  and  cotton 
fabrics,  118  Water. 

CALIFORNIA  HOTEL,  231  Pearl. 

Calkins  George  W.,  firm  G.  W.  C.  &  Co.,  h. 
211  Franklin. 

CALKINS  G.  W.  &  Co.,  lime  manufacturers, 
Canal. 

Calkins  James  S.,  ship  carpenter,  h.  70  Hicks. 

Calligan  Peter,  laborer,  118  Turnpike. 

Calor  John,  shoemaker,  h.  38  Carrol. 

Callow  Thomas,  gent.,  h.  107  St  Clair. 

Callow  Thomas,  paper  maker,  h.  52  Orange. 

Callow  William,  carpenter,  h.  79  Scoville 
Avenue. 

Calvin  James,  saloon,  70  Cedar  Avenue. 

Camp  Mrs.  Anna,  dressmaker,  h.  55  Third. 

Camp  Augustus,  iron  finisher,  h.  Jay. 

Camp  C.  L.,  banker,  h.  52  Lake. 

Camp  Mrs.  Emily,  72  Erie. 

Camp  Henry  S.,  book  keej^er,  bds.  72  Erie. 

Camp  Jefferson,  carpenter,  h.  27  Blair. 

Camp  Thomas,  laborer,  98  Hudson. 

Camp  Willard,  bds.  51  Bond. 

Camp  William,  machinist,  bds.  53  Frank- 
fort. 

Campbell  Mrs.  Agnes,  widow  of  Alexaue, 
seamstress,  h.  40  Cherry. 

Campbell  Alexander,  firm  Campbell,  Bro's. 
&  Co.,  Marquette,  bds.  185  St.  Clair. 

Campbell  Charlotte,  h.  90  Courtlandt, 

Campbell  Edward,  moulder,  h.  273  Bridge. 

CAMPBELL  GEORGE,  builder,  bds. 
Franklin  House.    ^ 

Campbell  Jane,  widow  of  David,  h.  Califor- 
nia. 

Campbell  Jas.  B.,  carpenter,  h.  31  Cedar. 

Campbell  John,  blacksmith,  10  Wilson. 

Campbell  John,  printer,  bds.  53  Seneca. 

Campbell  Michael,  laborer.  East  Main. 

Campbell  Michael,  laborer.  River. 

Campbell  William,  mason,  h.  93  Cross. 

Campion  Edward,  moulder,  h.  273  Bridge. 

Campen  Michael,  laborer,  14  John. 

Cancig  Christian,  trader,  h.  66  Orange. 

Caneen  Martin,  laborer,  51  Superior  Avenue. 

Canfield  Edwin,  engineer,  h.  58  Jay. 

Caufield  Jason,  firm  Adams  &  C,  h.  Heights. 

Canning  Thomas,  mason,  h.  10  Maple. 

Cannon  A.  V.,  salesman,  146  Water,  bds. 
Commercial  House. 


Capener  William  H.,  physician,  98  Seneca, 
h.  238  St.  Clair. 

Captel  George,  upholsterer,  h.  193  Kinsman. 

Caran  Patrick,  butcher,  h.  356  Lorain. 

Casbell  Lucy,  widow  of  August,  h.  88  Ore- 
gon. 

Cardie  William,  shoemaker,  h.  138  Cedar 
Avenue. 

Carey  Thomas,  laborer,  C.  &  E, -R.  R. 

CAREY  W.  F.,  wholesale  dealer  in  iron, 
nails,  and  glass,  61  and  63  River,  and  95 
and  96  Dock,  bds.  American. 

Cai-ing  Jochem,  drayman,  h.  305  Hamilton. 

Carl  James,  mason,  h.  239  Hamilton. 

Carl  Lawrence,  laborer,  h.  near  Brock's  tan- 
nery. 

Carlin  Reinard,  laborei",  465  Lake. 

Carlin  John,  shoemaker,  h.  465  Lake. 

Carlin  John,  shoemaker,  270  Hamilton,  h. 
262  Lake. 

Carliue  Barney,  boiler  maker,  C.  &  E,  R.  R. 
machine  shop. 

Carlisle  Andrew,  book  keeper,  C.  C.  &  C.  R. 
R.,  bds.  30  Huron. 

CARLISLE  JOHN,  forwarding  and  com- 
mission, 33  River,  h.  30  Huron. 

Carlisle  John,  watchman,  C.  &  P.  Depot,  h. 
241  Hamilton. 

Carlo w  Owen,  laborer,  306  St.  Clair. 

CARLTON  C.  C,  insurance,  197  Superior, 
h.  23  Eagle. 

CARLTON  E.  G.,  insurance,  h.  28  Sheriff. 

Carmen  Almon,  blacksmith,  h.  16  Fox  Av- 
enue, 

Carmody  Mary,  h.  Long. 

Carmon  Almon,  blacksmith,  h.  16  Fox  Ave- 
nue. 

Carmody  Mary,  h.  Long. 

Carmon  Jerome,  machinist,  h.  163  Green- 
wood, 

Carmont  Samuel,  sailor,  h.  83  Hamilton. 

Carnegie  N.  moulder,  bds.  65  St.  Clair. 

Carney  James,  laborer,  Long. 

Carney  John,  omnibus  driver,  h.  437  Supe- 
rior. 

Carney  Patrick,  drayman,  h.  rear  163  Ore- 
gon, 

Carney  Peter,  h.  95  Phelps. 

Carnick  Harmon,  carpenter,  h.  614  Superior. 

Carpenter  David  T.,  moulder,  h.  799  Lake. 

Carpenter  Geo.  H.,  engineer  C.  P.  &  A.  R. 
R.,  h.  267  Lake. 

CARPENTER  S.  M.  &  CO.,  founders,  cor- 
ner Lake  and  Wason. 

Carpenter  Samuel  M.,  firm  S.  M.  C..&  Co., 
h.  31  Case  Avenue, 

Carr  Mrs.  Ann,  widow  Richard,  h.  47  Wil- 
let. 

Carr  Francis,  grocery,  157  Detroit, 

Carr  James,  clerk,  159  Ontario, 


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Can-  John,  fireman,  bds.  864  St.  Clair. 

Carr  Michael,  laborer,  131  Oegon. 

Carr  Patrick,  grocery,  185  Detroit. 

Carr  Willard,  fireman,  bds.  864  St.  Clair.        j 

Carren  John,  laborer,^19  Michigan. 

Carroll  James,  mason,  h.  239  Hamilton.         I 

Carroll  Lawrence,  ship  carpenter,  h,  123  Har- 
bor. 

Carroll  Michael,   brakesman,  bds.   3  Root's 
Alley. 

CaiToll  Patrick,  sailor,  h.  76  Taylor. 

Carroll ,  laborer,    170  Taylor. 

Carroll  Bridget,  widow,  h.  35  Division. 

Carroll  George,  198  Ontario. 

Carroll  Hugh,  ship  carpenter,  h.  70  Franklin. 

Carroll  James,  ship  carpenter,  h.  152  Root. 

Carroll  John,  professor  St.  Mary's  College, 
bds.  243  Hamilton. 

Carroll  John,  laborer,  26  Bond. 

Carroll  Margaret,  widow  of  Thomas,  h.  36 
California. 

Carroll  Mike,  laborer,  h.  10  Summit, 

Carroll  Michael,  laborer,  rear  470  Hamilton. 

Carroll  Patrick,  carpenter,  61  Muirson. 

Carroll  Patrick,  pressman,  Plain  Dealer,  h. 
36  Calitornia. 

CaiToll  Mrs.  Sarah,  widow  of  Hugh,  h.  70 
Franklin. 

Carroll  Thomas,  h.  74  Michigan. 

Carson  Charles,  laborer,  h.  65  Dare. 

Carson  Charles  C,  bds.  5  Miami. 

Carson  James  W.,  firm  H.  D.  Kendall  &  Co., 
h.  5  Miami. 

Carson  John,  ship  carpenter,  h.  94  Duane. 

CARSON   MARSHALL,   paper    hangings, 

183  Superior,  h.  21  Bank. 
■  Carson  Robert  F.,  carpenter,  h.  5  Miami. 

Carter  Benjamin,  laborer,  h.  83   Greenwood. 

Carter  C.  C,  clerk,   Woolson,    Hitchcock  & 
Carter,  bds.  corner  Perry  and  Euclid. 

Carter  D.,  clerk  steamer  May  Queen,  bds.  56 
Euclid. 

Carter  Flora  Jane,  h.  282  St.  Clair. 

Carter  Frank,  laborer,  bds.  83  Greenwood. 

Carter  James,  (colored)  painter,  101  Pros- 
pect, h.  108  Orange. 

Carter  Thomas,  laborer,  204  Orange. 

Carter  Thomas,    (colored)   cook,    h.  comer 
California  and  Muirson. 

Carter  William,  firm  Holmes  &  C,  bds.  City 
Hotel. 

Carter  William  L.,  firm  Woolson  H.  &  Co., 
h.  127  Lake. 

Cartly  Joseph,  brewer,  h.  Canal. 

Gartminer  John,  laborer,  144  West  River. 

Cartwright  J.  J.,  salesman,  Thatcher,  Burt 
&  Co.,  h.  261  Franklin. 

Cartmill  William,  machinist,  h.  Old  River. 

Cartter,  David  K,,  firm  C.  &  Thayer,  h.  De- 
troit. 


CARTTER  &  THAYER,  lawyers,  219  Su- 
perior. 

Carvell  John,  silver  plater,  h.  35  Bolivar. y. 

Carver  Andrew,  laborer,  23  Summit  Alle 

Carver  Wm.  R.,  clerk.  County  Recorder's 
Ofiice,  bds.  Bennet  House. 

Car\'  D.,  laborer,  bds.  823  St.  Clair. 

Gary  George,  firm  G.  C.  &  Co.,  h.  225  Sco- 
ville  Avenue. 

CARY  GEORGE  &  Co.,  Cleveland  White 
Lead  Works,  Hewitt's  Block,  West. 

Cary  John  E.,  firm  Willey  &  C,  h.  136 
Prospect. 

Cary  Joseph,  laborer,  14  Oregon. 

Cary  Josiah  W.,  general  ticket  agent,  C.  &  E. 
R.  R.,  h.  232  St.  Clair. 

Cary  Mrs.  Mary,  washwoman,  h.  84  Garden. 

Cary  William,  laborer,  bds.  147  Oregon. 

Case  Druman,  dealer  in  provisions,  h-  108 
Merchant. 

Case  Mrs.  Julia  A.,  mdow  of  Austin  M., 
bds.  104  Clinton. 

Case  John,  mason,  h.  96  Chatham. 

Case  L.  H.,  wool  dealer,  bds.  Burnett  House. 

CASE  LEONARD,  gent.  h.  7  Rockwell. 

CASE  LEONARD  jr.,  attorney,  h.  7  Rock- 
well. 

CASE  WILLIAM,  h.  7  Rockwell. 

Casey  John,  sailor,  h.  91  Harbor. 

Casey  Michael,  white  lead  worker,  h.  37  Su- 
perior Avenue. 

Cash  Almira  H.,  Homeopathic  College. 

Cash  George,  laborer,  50  Mechanic. 

Cashan  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Canal  Basin. 

Cashberg  Harris,  tailor,  h.  comer  Lake  and 
Wood. 

Casher  Henry,  h.  387  St.  Clair. 

Casher  Peter,  carpenter,  h.  136  Bridge. 

Casby  John,  laborer,  214  Hamilton. 

Cassady  John,  sailor,  h.  88  Franklin. 

Cassiday  Patrick,  shoemaker,  h.  rear  391  St. 
Clair. 

Cassidy  John,  joiner,  h.  5  Greenwood. 

Cassan  Catharine,  widow  of  Michael,  h.  88 
Champlain. 

Casper  Michael,  shoemaker. 

Cassels  Dr.  John  L.,  professor  chemistry, 
Cleveland  Medical  College,  h.  431  Euclid, 
corner  Case  Avenue. 

Castelow  Edward,  laborer,  h.  26  Pearl. 

Caster  Henry,  butcher,  h.  24  Belmont. 

Caster  Jane,  widow  of  James,  h.  282  St.  Clair. 

Castle  H.  B.,  book  keeper,  Gaylord  &  Ham- 
mond's, h.  47  Chestnut. 

Castle  Joseph,  blacksmith,  h.  81  Marion. 

Castle  Marshall  S.,  firm  Griswold  &  C,  h. 
100  Bond. 

Castle  William  B.,  iron  manufacturer,  h.  186 
Franklin. 

Castor  Noah,  painter.  Garden,  h.  278  Perry. 


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CATHAN  0.,  groceries,  corner  Ontario  and 

Michigan,  bds.  Burnett  House. 
Cathcart  Michael,  drayman,  h.  53  Superior 

Avenue. 
Catner  William,  laborer,  rear  42  Oregon. 
Cauder  Frederick,  carriage  maker,  h.  Alley, 

between  Chatham  and  Monroe. 
Cauffman  David,  clothing,  comer  Superior 

and  Union,  h.  23  Academy. 
Caughlin  Charles,  boarding,  251  West  River, 
Caughlin  John,  laborer,  39  Vine. 
Caul  Berhard,  laborer,  60  Carroll. 
Caul  Peter,  mail  agent,  h.  160  Kinsman. 
Caulking  Adolphus  F.,  engineer,  h.  45  Hurd. 
Cavanagh  Edward,  laborer,  160  Taylor. 
Cavanagh  John,  drayman,  h.  28  Green. 
Cavanagh  John,  laborer,  29  Lyman. 
Cavanagh  Lawrence,  drayman,  h.  30  Green. 
Cavanagh  Mrs.  Mary,  widow,  h.  160  Taylor. 
Cavanaugh  P.  N.,  machinist,  C.  &  E.  R.  R. 

shop. 
Cawood   Charles  H.,  R.  R.  fireman,  h.  100 

Seneca. 
Cawood  Joseph,  tailor,  h.  100  Seneca. 
Cayton  Edward,  laborer,  56  Hicks. 
Cealine  W.,  laborer,  790  St.  Clair. 
Ceiss  John,  h.  53  Oregon. 
Cessedy  John,  carjDenter,  b.  5  Greenwood. 
Chadney  John,  laborer,  22  Belmont. 
Chalfant  George  H.,  carjDenter,  184  Kinsman, 
Chaloner  Samuel,  builder,  h.  39  Prospect. 
Chamberlain  Charles,  sailor,  h.  39  Prospect. 
Chamberlain  E.  B.,  book  keeper,  Younglove 

&  Hoyt,  h.  277  Kinsman. 
Chamberlin  F.  H.,  clerk,  159  River. 
Chamberlain  James,  moulder,  bds.  Belden 

Court. 
Chamberlain  John,  tinsmith,  h.  Belden  Court. 
Chamberlain  Joseph,  firm  C,  Lee  &  Co.,  h. 

117  Euclid. 
Chamberlain  Norman,  book  keeper,  30  River, 

h.  187  Pittsburgh. 
CHAMBERLAIN    SELAH,   railroad  con- 
tractor, h.  125  Euclid. 
Chamberlain  Selah,  Sr.,  h.  125  Euclid. 
Chamberlain  W.  S.,  attorney,  h.  125  Euclid. 
Chamberlain  Mrs.,  widow  of  Norman,  h.  rear 

187  Pittsburgh. 
CHAMBERLIN, 'CRAWFORD  &   CO.,— 

commission  and  forwarding  merchants,  cor- 
ner Merwin  and  Center. 
Chamberlin  Philo,  firm  C,  Crawford  &  Co., 

h.  340  Superior. 
Chambers  Rachel,  dress  making,  104  Public 

Square. 
Chambers   Robert,   pattern   maker,   h.    183 

Pittsburgh. 
Champ  Charles,  ice  business,  h.  64  Eagle. 
Champ  John,  tallyman,  C,  C.  &  C.  R.  R.,  h. 

94  Dodge. 


Champion  Roger,  puddler,  h.  450  Hamilton. 
Champion  Thomas,  laborer,  467  Lake. 
Champion  W.  H.,  law  student,  178  Superior, 
Champaigne  Josejih,  shoemaker,  h.  39  Sco- 

ville  Alley. 
Champney  Mrs.  Julia,  widow  of  Matthew, 

h.  295  Lake. 
Champney  Norman,  baggage  master,   P.  R, 

R.,  h.  22  Wilson. 
Chancy  Michael,  tailor,  h.  22  Third. 
CHANDLER  CHARLES,  fruit,  vegetables 

and  seeds,  127  Ontario,  h.  523  Case  Avenue. 
Chandler  George,  clerk,  127  Ontario,  h.  523 

Case  Avenue. 
Chandler    Richard,    awning    maker,   h.    55 

William. 
CHANDLER  WILLIAM  W.,  freight  agent 

C.  &  P.  R.  R ,  h.  19  Johnson. 
Chapel  George,  carj^enter,  h.  423  Lorain. 
Chapin  H.  M.,  firm  Tracy,  C.  &  Co  ,  h.  187 

St.  Clair. 
Chaplin  Nicholas,  carpenter,  h.  137  Bridge, 
Chapman  William  H.,  clerk,  105  Superior. 
Chapman  George  L.,  gent.,  h.  27  Pearl. 
Chapman  Henry,  clerk,  bds.  23  Sherifi". 
Chapman  John,  carriage  man,  h.  69  Webster. 
Chapman  J,  P.,  firm  Stedman  &  C,  h  146 

Prospect. 
Chapman  Luke,  patent  right,  bds.  Bennet 

House. 
Chapman  Mrs.  Susan,  widow  of  William,  h, 

434  St.  Clair. 
Chappell  G.,  carpenter,  h.  423  Lorain. 
Chard  Mrs.  Ann,  widow  of  James,  h.  290 

St.  Clair. 
Charlton  Susan,  h.  156  Brownell. 
Chase  Alvin,  carpenter,  h.  67  High. 
Chase  Daniel,  carpenter,  h   112  Irving. 
Chase  James  H.,  firm  Prescotts  &  C,  h.  20 

Eagle. 
Chase  Mrs.  Rachel,  washerwoman,  h.  rear 

313  Erie. 
Chase  T.  R ,  firm  C.  &  Slade,  h.  221  Perry. 
CHASE  &  SLADE,  attorneys,  123  Superior. 
Chattirson  Daniel,  sailor,  h.  329  Washington. 
Cheeley  Michael,  gardener,  h.  488  Euclid. 
Cheney  Samuel,  firm  McChambers  &  Co.,  h, 

54  Cross. 
Chester  Walter,  coal  dealer,  Bank,  bds.  Wed- 

dell  House'. 
Chidester  John  H.,  attorney,  h.  30  Bridge. 
Chidester  Mrs.  Lydia,  widow  of  Silas,  h.  30 

Bridge. 
Chidgey  Alfred,  jeweler,  137  Superior,  bds. 

202  St.  Clair. 
Chidgey  John,  mason,  h.  202  St.  Clair. 
Child  Chauncey,  firm  Child  &  Co.,  h.  156 

Kinsman. 
CHILD  &  CO.,  melodeon  manufacturers,  195 

Ontario. 


Coal  Oil  and  Lamp  Depot,  189  Ontario  Street,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 


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CiiiUl  Matthew,  merchant,  h.  23  Hicks. 

GhiUls  C,  hihorer  18  Phelps. 

Chiltls  Cliarles  H.,  salesman,  h.  94  Euclid. 

Childs  EJwin  1)..  clerk,  106  Superior,  h  94 
Er.clid. 

Chillis  Oscar  A.,  firm  Crowell  &  C,  bds. 
94  Euclid. 

Childs  Mrs.  Selena  B.,  widow  of  Henick,  h, 
9i  Euclid. 

Chill  Francis  J.,  cabinetmaker,  h  191  Kins- 
man. 

Chisholm  Charles  W.,  cigar  maker,  bds.  405 
Lake. 

Chisholm  Henry,  firm  Stone,  C.  &  Jones,  h. 
3  Wilson. 

Chisholm  John,  carpenter,  h.  405  Lake. 

Chisholm  William,  bds.  18  Academy. 

Chittenden  David,  Conductor,  L.  S.  R.  R.,  h 
159  St  Clair 

Chittenden  Heman,book  keeper,  h  189  Erie 

Chittenden  H.  M  ,  firm  W.  K.  Adams  &  Co., 
bds.  corner  Ohio  and  Kinsman. 

Chittenden  S  K.,  firm  W.  K.  Adams  &  Co  , 
h.  239  Prospect. 

Christ  Valentine,  upholsterer,  h.  38  Clifton. 

Christian  Andrew,  h.  124  Hamilton. 

Christian  Chas.  M  ,  carpenter,  h.  131  West 
Liberty. 

Christian  James,  firm  C.  &  Marshall,  h.  172 
Pittsburgh. 

CHRISTIAN  &  MARSHALL,  saddles  and 
Harness,  130  Ontario. 

Christian  John,  laborer,  541  Kinsman. 

Christian  Robert,  h.  69  Cedar  Avenue. 

Christian  Roliert,  carpenter,  h.  248  Perry. 

Christian  Seen,marl)le  polisher,  h.  Heights. 

Christian  Thomas  D.,  gas  fitter,  h.  23  Acad- 
emy. 

Christie  Alexander  M  ,  clerk,  C.  C.  &  C.  E. 
R.,  FreisJit  office,  bds.  80  Bank. 

Christie  C'  M  ,  bds.  80  Bank. 

Christie  Wm  ,  lalwrer,  50  Erie. 

Chubb  Miss  Juliana,  milliner,  h.  96  Lorain. 

Chubb  Miss  Matilda,  milliner,  h.  96  Lorain. 

ChuV)bs  James,  j^ainter,  40Hm-d,  h.  53  Hurd. 

Church  Amaziah,  carpenter,  37  Cedar  Ave- 
nue. 

Church  Edwin,  grocery,  172  Detroit. 

Church  Henry,  rope  maker,  h.  159  Ohio. 

Church  Hubert  H.,  ship  carpenter,  h.  272 
Franklin. 

CHURCH  JAMES  &  CO.,  ship  Chandlers 
and  Cordaice,  135  River,  and  107  Dock. 

CHURCH  JAMES,  Rope  walk,  42  Miami, 
h.  38  Miami. 

Church  S.  E.,  bds.  Weddell  House. 

Churchill  &  Brother,  druggists,  S.  W.  cor- 
ner Ontario  and  Public  Square. 

Churchill  Alfred  W.,  clerk,  comer  Ontario 
and  Public  Square,  bds.  47  Huron. 


Churchill  Elizabeth,   widow  of  Abijah,  gro- 

cerv,  278  Detroit. 
Churchill  P.  E.,  firm  C   &  Brother,  h.  47 

Huron. 
ChurchilhGeorire,  clerk,    Churchill  &  Bro  , 

Ms.  47  Huron. 
Churchill   S.   P.,  firm  C.  &  Brother,  h.  47 

Huron. 
Ciete  Frederick,  li.  rear  58  Webster. 
Cinamon  Lewis,  car]  tenter,  h.  186  Merchant 
Cipi)  P.,  .stone  nia.son,  Ixls.  28  Lake. 
Ciscelnum  William,  clerk  106  Public  Square, 

h.  86  Hamilton. 
CITY  BANK,  115  Superior. 
CITY  HOTEL,  Seneca,  near  Superior. 
CITY  INSURANCE  CO.,  235  Superior. 
Clafer  William,  labirer.  Green. 
Clatlen   Henry   M.,   book   keeper,   bds.    60 

Seneca. 
Clair  Mrs.,  widow  of  Michael,  h.  113  Huron. 
Clair  Peter,  printer,  bds.  113  Hurnn. 
Clair  Roljert,  engineer,  h.  395  Lorain. 
Clampitt  Smith  B.,  joiner,  h   371  Detroit 
Clancy  Mrs  Ellen,  widow  of  James,  wash- 
woman, h.  rear  82  Water. 
Clancey  John,  rolling  mill,  h.  30  Lyman. 
Clancy  Redmond,  dravman,  h.  198  Ohio. 
CLAPP  HENRY  H.)  attorney,  211  Superi- 

or,  h.  80  Bank. 
Clapp  James  A.,  law  student,  211  Superior, 

bds.  94  Bank. 
Clapp  John  H.,  attorney,  211  Superior,  h. 

Newburgh. 
CLARK  AARON,  conveyancer  and  notary 

public,  161  Ontario,  h.  19  Eagle. 
Clark  AlVxjrt,   cashier   City  Bank,  h.  corner 

Euclid  and  Brownell. 
Clark  Alfred,  drayman,  h.  52  Marion. 
Clark  Mrs.  Anna,  widow  of  Orrin,  h.   169 

Lake. 
Clark  Barney,  drayman,  h.  430  Hamilton. 
Clark  Booker,  drayman,  h.  4U  Webster. 
Clark ,  clerk  Smith  &  Dodd's,  bds.  124 

Champlain. 
Clark  Charles,  engineer  C.  &  P.  R.  R.,  h.  306 

Lake. 
Clark  Cvrus  L.,  hardware,  92  Superior,  bds. 

124  Water. 
Clark  I  )avid,  groceries  and  feed,  425  St  Clair. 
Clark  Dida,  laborer,  rear  17  Elm. 
Clark  EbeMiezer,  lather,  h.  2(.>3  Hamilton. 
CLARK  EDMUND,  banker,  h.  86  Public 

Square. 
Clark  Henry,  laborer,  14  Abbey. 
Clark  H.  D"„  attorney,  h.  146  Lake. 
Clark  Henry  F.,  firm  A.  M.   Perry  &  Co, 

bds.  86  Pu))lic  Sijuare. 
Clark  Henry  W.,  h.  23  Euclid. 
Clark  Hiram,  clerk  Whitney&  Anthony,  bds. 

41  Clinton. 


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Clark  Horace,  h  52  Bond. 

CLARK  JAMBS  F.,  hardware,  92  Superior, 

h.  79  Public  Square. 
CLARK  J.  H.  &  CO.,  lumber  dealers,  147 

Merwn. 
Clark  Jared  H.,  firm  J.  H.  C.  &  Co.,  h.  248 

Euclid. 
Clark  James  H.,  clerk  copper  works,  k.  54 

Marion. 
Clark  John,  laborer,  W.  River. 
Clark  John.  A.,  shoemaker,  h.  26  Webster. 
Clark  John  F.,  school  teacher,  h.  169  Orau2;e. 
Clark  J.  F.,  conductor  C.  &  T.  E.  R.,  h.  284 

Erie. 
Clark  Mrs.  Margaret,  widow  of  James,  h.  99 

Case  Avenue. 
Clark  Maurice  B.,  firm  C.  &  Rockefeller,  h. 

130  Bolivar 
Clark  Owen,  laborer,  W.  River. 
Clark  Patrick,  laborer,  43  Courtlandt. 
Clark  Patrick,  laborer,  123  West  Main. 
Clark  Richard,  machinist,  h.  50  Marion. 
Clark  Samuel,  painter,  h.  15  Mayflower. 
Clark  Mrs.  Sarah,  widow  of  Charles,  h.  50 

Marion. 
CLARK  THOMAS,  clerk  143  River,  bds. 

188  St.  Clair. 
Clark  Thomas,  express  wagon,  h.  80  Marion. 
Clark  Thomas,  joiner,  h.  rear  151  Hamilton, 
Clark  T.,  heater,  h.  844, St.  Clair, 
Clark    Thomas    J.,    ship   carpenter,    h.  69 

Washington! 
Clark   W.  Forward,  law  student,  211  Supe- 
rior, bds.  124  Water. 
Clark  WUliam,  paper  maker,  h.  39  Belmont. 
CLARK  &  ROCKEFELLER,  produce  and 

commission,  32  River. 
Clark  Frederick  J.,  coal  dealer,  h.  30  Ontario. 
Clarke  Mary  A.,  widow  of  Winfield  A.,  h. 

316  Superior. 
Clarke  Michael,  laborer,  Detroit  Hill. 
Clarke  Philip,  moulder,  h.  99  Case  Avenue. 
Clarke  Wm.  E.,  h.  145  Prospect. 
Clark  Wm.E.. jr.,  book  keeper,  bds  145  Pros- 
pect. 
Clarey  John,  laborer,  57  Third. 
Claskey  Mrs.,  h.  824  St.  Clair. 
Claucy  John,  laborer,  bds.  352  Detroit. 
Claus  Werner,  undertaker,  h.  153  Pearl. 
Clause  Johi^,  cabinet  maker,  h.  Carroll. 
Clauss  Henry,  blacksmith,   C.  &  E    R.  R. 

Machine  Shop.   . 
Claxton  Rev.  R.  B.,  h.  37  Chestnut. 
Clay  John,  carpenter,  h.  12  East  Liberty. 
Claydon  Wm.,  bds.  123  Garden. 
Clayton  Wm.,  engineer,  h.  83  McLean. . 
Cleave  Moses,  carpenter,  h.  101  Cedar  Av. 
Cleave  Robert,  carpenter,  h.  13  St.  Charles. 

Cleave  Robert,  engineer,  h.  Lorain 

Cleave  Wm:,  foreman,  C.  C.  &  C.  R.  E.,  h. 


42  Cedar  Avenue. 
Cleaver  Mrs.,  widow,  h.  3_,Greenwood- 
Clee  John,  cabinet  maker,  h.  12  East  Liberty 
CLELAND  WILLIAM  C,  R.  R.  Agent,  h 

122  Bolivar. 
Clements  James,  mason,  h.  375  St.  Clair. 
Clemmings  Wm.,  saloon,  52  Ohio. 
Clerch  Welendine,  laborer,  30  Fourth. 
Clerk  Henrv,  private  watch  at  Iron  Foundry. 
CLEUG-H  R.  trunks,  &c.,  194  Superior,  h. 

144  Pittsburgh. 
CLEVELAND  BOILER  PLATE  CO.,  of- 
fice 1  Oviatt's  Exchange. 
CLEVELAND  BRUSH  CO.,  87  Champlain, 

office  58  Public  Square. 
Cleveland  Buell,  laborer,  320  St.  Clair. 
CLEVELAND  CEMETERY,  between  Bol- 
ivar and  Ohio,  J.  Palmer,  superintendent. 
Cleveland  Charles,  shoe  maker,  h.  217  Gar- 
den. 
CLEVELAND,  COLUMBUS  &  CINCIN- 
NATI R.  R.,  office  Dean's  Block,  Water. 
CLEVELAND    FEMALE   SEMINARY, 

Kinsman,  near  Willson -Avenue. 
CLEVELAND  GAS  LIGHT  AND  COKE 

CO.,  495  Superior. 
Cleveland  George,  sailor,  bds.  217  Garden. 
CLEVELAND  GYMNASIUM,   147   On- 
tario. 
CLEVELAND  HERALD,  132  Bank. 
Cleveland  Horace  G.,  book-keeper,  G.  Wor- 

thington  &  Co.,  h.  69  Bolivar. 
CLEVELAND  IRON  MINING  CO.,  Ovi- 
att's Exchange. 
Cleveland  James   D.,  deputy  clerk   U.   S. 

Court,  h.  333  Prospect. 
Cleveland  John,  carpenter,  h.  171  Dare. 
Cleveland  Laundry,  222  Superior. 
CLEVELAND  LIBRARY  ASSOCIAT'N, 

219  Superior. 
CLEVELAND  MORNING  LEADER,  144 

Superior. 
CLEVELAND   OIL   COMPANY,  factory 

29  St.  Clair,  office  87  Water. 
CLEVELAND  OMNIBUS  LINE,  147  Su- 
perior. 
CLEVELAND,  PAINESVILLE.&  ASH- 
TABULA  R.  R.,  office.   Dean's   Block, 
Water. 
CLEVELAND  PAPER  MILL,  Canal,  near 

Pittsburgh. 
CLEVELAND  PLAIN  DEALER,  comer 

Superior  and  Vineyard. 
CLEVELAND  POWDER  COMPANY,  8 

Atwater  BuUchngs. 
CLEVELAND  REVIEW,  147  Water. 
CLEVELAND    SACK    FACTORY,    144 

Superior. 
CLEVELAND  THEATER,  Bank,  near  St. 
Clair.     . 


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CLEVELAND  THOMAS  G.,  physician  and 
sui^on,  h.  171  Prospect. 

CLEVELAND  WATER  CURES,  Kins- 
man and  Sawtell  Avenue. 

CLEVELAND  WATER  WORKS,  office, 
City  Hall. 

CLEVELAND  WHITE  LEAD  WORKS, 
25  and  27  West. 

Cleveland  &  Erie  Machine  Shop,  Lake  Shore, 
head  of  Wilson. 

CLEVELAND  &  MAHONING  R.  R.,  of- 
fice, West  Side,  near  Columbus. 

CLEVELAND  &  PITTSBURGH  R.  R., 
office,  89  Bank,  near  St.  Clair. 

CLEVELAND  &  TOLEDO  R.  R.,  office, 
Washington  Block,  comer  Bank  and  St. 
Clair. 

Qew^ell  Theophilus  G.,  editor,  220  Kinsman, 
h.  95  Harman. 

Clezie  James,  carpenter,  h.  33  Parkman. 

Climo  Arthur,  car  inspector,  h.  62  Cedar  Av. 

Qimo  Mrs.  Catharine,  widow  of  Thomas,  h. 
rear  64  Cedar  Avenue. 

Climo  Powell,  painter,  h.  201  Garden. 

Climo  Thomas,  carpenter,  h.  62  Cedar  Av. 

Clingham  Andrew,  laborer,  109  Oregon. 

Qingman-Jacob,  brakeman,  h.  35  Cherry. 

Clingman  Louis,  laborer,  35  Cherry. 

dingman  Martin,  oil  cloth  printer,  Webster's 
Factory. 

Clinkner  Peter,  laborer,  287  Lake. 

Clinton  James  H.,  mason,  bds.  24  Garden- 
Clinton  John,  h.  24  Garden. 

Clinton  John  M.,  clerk,  h.  48  Bank. 

Clinton  Kennedy,  book  keeper,  228  Superior, 
L  24  Garden. 

Clog  George,  laborer,  47  Wilson. 

Cloose  Andrew,  cutter  at  Isaac's,  h.  39  Fulton. 

Glouse  William,  wig  maimer,  76  Pub.  Square. 

Glute  James  V.,  shoemaker,  106  Ohio. 

Gyman  William,  machinist,  h.  152  Cedar  Av. 

GOATES  CHARLES,  New  England  Hotel, 
Water,  comer  Johnson. 

Coates  George,  carrier,  h.  84  Willet 

Coates  John,  striker,  h.  80  Mechanics. 

Coatwright  Charles,  K  R.  engineer,  bds.  45 
Bank. 

Cobb  Ahira,  firm  Crowell  &  Childs,  h.  283 
Prospect. 

Cobb  Brutus  J.,  fijrm  J.  fl.  C.  &  Co.,  h.  83 
Seneca. 

Cobb  Caius  C,  firm  J.  B.  C.  &  Co.,  b.  83 
Seneca. 

Cobb  Cassius  Caius,  omnibus  agent,  144  Su- 
perior, h.  50  Water. 

Cobb  E.  J.,  clerk,  136  Superior,  h.  69  Seneca. 

Cobb  Junius  B.,  firm  J.  B.  C.  &  Co^  h.  175 
Prospect 

OOBB  J.  B.  &  CO.,  booksellers  and  station- 
ers, 136  Superior. 

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Cobb  Lucius  M.,  firm  Ransom,  C.  &  Co.,  h. 

69  Seneca. 
Cobb  Rev.  Nehemiah,  missionary,  h.  Seneca 

extension,  near  Infirmary. 
Cobbledick  William,  farmer,  h.  149  Green- 
wood. 
Cobcart  George,  teamster,  h.  46  Cherry. 
Cobolt  Jerry,  shoemaker,  h.  166  Hamilton. 
Cochlan  Charles,  sailor,  bds.  452  Detroit 
Cochran  James  S.,  blacksmith,  h.  252  Wash- 
ington. 
Cockbum  John,  blacksmith,  h.  73  Harrison. 
Cocker  Henry,  carpet  weaver,  h.  208  Bridge'. 
Cockeren  Thomas,  laborer,  128  West  River. 
Cockerill  Thomas,  bds.  67  Cedar  Avenue. 
Cockerill  William,  clerk,  120  Superior,  bds. 

American  House. 
Cochran  J.  S.,  blacksmith,  h.  18  Washington. 
Cochran  R.  J.,  machinist,  bds.  8  Johnson. 
Cochran  Samuel,  machinist,  bds.  65  St  Clair. 
Cochran  S.  G.,  blacksmith,  bds.  65  St  Clair. 
COE  AMOS,  attorney,  145  Water. 
Ooe  Charles  W.,  firm  C.  Hickox  &  Co.,  h. 

52  Ontario. 
COE  &  MAY,  fire  and  life  insurance  agents, 

1  Superior,  Oviatt's  Exchange. 
Coe  S.  S.,  firm  C.  &  May,  h.  351  Perry. 
Coe  William,  clerk,  120  Superior,  bds.  45 

Public  Square. 
Comer  William  M.,  h.  243  Prospect 
Coff  Lewis,  laborer,  76  Webster. 
Coffee  Thomas,  tobacco  cutter,  h.  180  Seneca. 
Coffinberry  J.  M.,  firm  Otis  &  C,  h.  170 

Franklin. 
Coffinan  B.,  peddler,  h.  44  Bolivar. 
Cohen  Elias,  clothing,  35  Superior,  h.  49 

Lake. 
Cohen  Frederick  I.,  h.  51  Lake. 
Cohen  Jacob,  clothing,  58  Superior. 
Cohlin  James,  laborer,  50  High. 
Cohn  L.  H.,  peddler,  bds.  65  Michigan* 
Coil  M,  laborer,  36  Lawrence. 
Coin  Patrick,  laborer,  443  West  River. 
Coin  Thomas,  laborer,  447  West  River. 
Colahan  A.,  mason,  h.  39  Hamilton. 
Colahan   Rawson,   grocery,   196  Columbus, 

bds.  Stillman  House. 
Colahan  S.,  land  agent,  h.  9  Lorain. 
Colahan   S.,  agent  N.  Y.  &   Erie  Freight 

Line,  h.  9  Lorain. 
Colahan  Wm.,  clerk,  240  Superior,  bds.  9 

Lorain. 
Colbom  George  M.,  clerk,  Angier  House. 
Cold  George,  wheelright,  bds.  162  Garden. 
Cole  Albert,  R.  R.  engineer,  h.  59  Bridge. 
Cole  Charles,  fireman,  h.  6  Farley's  Coxirt 
Cole  Chester  I.,  h.  3  Miami. 
Cole  Delos  0.,  book  keeper,  Stone,  Cbisholm 

&  Jones,  b.  3  Miami. 
' Cole  James  H,, clerk,  R.  R. office,  h.  3  Miami, 
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OOLE  JOHN  E ,  agent  American  Express 

Co.,  97  Bank,  h.  113  Bolivar. 
Cole  H.  S.,  h.  3  Miami. 
Cole  Peter,  laborer,  677  St.  Clair. 

Coles ,  35  Oregon. 

Coleman  Adolphus,  clerk,  159  Ontario. 
Coleman    Capt.    Gilbert,    seaman,    h,   305 

Prospect. 
Cbleman  John  B.,  carpenter,   h.  136  Brow- 

nell. 
COLEMAN  LOEB,  dry  goods  and  clothing, 

30  Prospect. 
Coleman  Michael,  laborer,  12  Carroll. 
Coleman  Oliver,  carpenter,  h.  67  Burch. 
Coleman  Patrick,  tanner,  bds.  45  High. 
Coleman  Mrs.   Prudence,  widow  of  John,  h. 

305  Prospect. 
Coleman  Thomas,  tanner,  35  High. 
OOLFORD  J.  B.,  Cleveland  City   Laundry, 

222  Superior. 
Ooliear  Edward,  h.  West  River. 
Oollacot  John,  teamster,  h.  71  Irving. 
GoUamer  Charles,  machinist,  h.  48  Hill. 
OoUan  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  widow  of  John,  h.  20 

Marion. 
COLLECTOR'S  OFFICE  OHIO  CANAL, 

Canal  near  Seneca. 
Collier  Edward,  h.  Hickory. 
Gollings,  Thomas,  clerk  C.  C.  &  C.  R.  R.  bds. 

96  Hamilton. 
Collins  Mrs.,  dress  maker,  156  Prospect 
Collins   Catharine,   widow  of  Tim,   h.  42 

Bridge. 
Collins  Ellen,  widow   of   Michael,  h.  28 

Spring. 
Ck)llins  E.  R.,  captain  propeller  Nile,  h.  37 

Jackson. 
Collins  E.  "W.,  book  keeper,  143^  Water,  h. 

29  SheriflF. 
Collins  George  A.,  clerk,  92  Superior,  bds. 

45  Public  Square. 
Oollins  James,  porter,  United  States  Express 

Co.,  h.  10  Hamilton. 
Collins  James,  laborer,  167  Wilson. 
Collins  John,  laborer,  bds.  near  C.  &  M.°Coal 

Dock. 
Oollins  John,  blacksmith,  h.  11  Vestry. 
Oollins  John,  laborer,  49  Clifton. 
Collins  Joseph  B.,  iron  foundry,  89  Miami, 

h.  24  Ohio. 
OOLLINS,  GOODSELL  &  Co..  jobbers  of 

hats,  caps  and  furs,  125^  Water. 
CSollins  Mrs.  Margaret,  widow  of  Morris, 

grocery,  350  Lorain. 
Oollins  Nicholas,  C„  C.  &  C.  depot,  h.  near 

Brock's  tannery. 
Oollins  Patrick,  laborer,  451  West  River. 
Collins  Peter,  laborer,  122  Dare. 
Collins  Smith,  firm  C,  Goodsell  &  Co.,  bds. 

Angler  House. 


Collins  Mrs.,  widow  of  Thomas,  h.  93  Taylor. 

Collins  Thomas,  laborer,  rear  10  Hamilton. 

Collins  Thomas,  Jr.,  express  messenger,  h. 
rear  10  Hamilton, 

Collins  William,  mason,  h.  88  Chestnut 

COLLINS  WILLIAM,  attorney,  164  Supe- 
rior, h.  193  Euclid. 

Collins  William,  laborer,  rear  10  Hamilton. 

Collis  H.  G.,  plumber,  bds.  Ohio. 

Collisk  Hyman,  grocery,  278  St  Clair. 

CoUister  James  painter,  h.  31  Marion. 

COLLISTER  WILLIAM,  builder,  carpen- 
ter and  joiner.  125  Brownell,  h.  202  Ohio. 

Collister  William,  stone  cutter,  h.  151  Erie. 

CoUopy  Mrs.  Margaret,  widow  of  Thomas, 
h.  corner  California  and  Muirson. 

Colliten  James,  laborer,  425  West  River. 

Colman  Mrs.  Bridget,  widow  of  James,  h. 
12  Carroll. 

Colman  Henry,  laborer,  105  Chatham. 

Colman  James,  laborer,  rear  19  Vineyard. 

Colman  Michael,  laborer,  12  Carroll. 

Colman  Owen,  sailor,  bds.  142  River. 

Colter  William,  clerk,  h.  Cedar  Avenue. 

Colvin  Hosea,  confectioner,  h.  97  Dodge. 

Colwell  Albert  G.,  firm  C.  &  Co.,  h.  Ill 
Kinsman. 

Colwell  David,  laborer.  30  Division. 

Colwell  Edmund  R.,  clerk  143  Ontario,  bds. 
Ill  Kinsman. 

COLWELL  &  CO.,  hardware  and  iron,  143 
Ontario. 

Colwell  Peter,  h.  8  Webster. 

Combes  Meshick,  sailor,  h.  96  Dare. 

Come   Zachary,   bridge    builder,  bds.   145 
Turnpike. 

Comer  James,  laborer,  260  Hamilton. 

Comerford  Mrs.,  widow  of  John,  h.  4  Pitts- 
burgh, 

COMMERCIAL  BRANCH  BANK,  Atwa- 
ter  Buildings. 

COMMERCIAL  GAZETTE,  144  Superior. 

COMMERCIAL  HOUSE,  155  Seneca. 

COMMERCIAL  MUTUAL  INSURANCE 
CO.,  Oviatt's  Exchange. 

Commery  Stephen,  cooper,  h.  Ill  York. 

Commons    Andrew,   laborer,  near   Brock's 
tannery. 

Commons  John,  drayman,  h.  near  Brock's 
tannery. 

Compton  Mrs.   Eleanor,  widow  of  Hugh, 
boarding  house,  96  Bond. 

Compton  Mrs.  Rachel,  widow  of  John,  seam- 
stress, h.  103  Lorain, 

Comstock  Calvin  J.,  firm  Hewitt  &  C,  h.  213 

Prospect 
Comstock  John  B.,  brick  maker,  h.  11  York. 
Comstock  Mrs   Olive,  widow  of  Nathaniel, 

I     bds.  113  Hanover. 
Condell  WiUiam,  watchman,  h.  67  Oregon. 


Deoderised  Coal  Oil,  manufactured  by  LAW  &  NOHTH, 


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Conden  Richard,  laborer,  6  Lorain. 

Condon  Edward,  laborer,  West  River. 

Condon  Edward,  drayman,  h.  151  Burch. 

Condra  Richard,  tinner,  bcls.  100  Seneca. 

Condi-e  Thomas,  laborer.  West  River. 

Conegah  Nathan,  moulder,  bds.  65  St.  Clair. 

Conely  William,  <,'ilder,  h.  115  Garden. 

Congdon  Albert,  master  mechanic,  C.  &.  E. 
R.  R.  machine  shop,  h.  24  Ontario. 

Congdon  J.  H.,  machinist,  h.  ICO  Lake. 

Congdon  Leonard  M  ,  h.  298  Lake. 

Congdon  William,  soap  and  candles,  132 
Leonard,  h.  74  Cedar  Avenue. 

Congdon   William,'  engineer,   C.  &  E.  R.  R. 

CONGREGATIONAL  CHURCH,  comer 
of  Detroit  and  State. 

CONGREGATIONAL  CHURCH,  Prospect 
west  of  Erie. 

Conkey  Albert  B.,  captain,  h.  26  Seneca. 

Conick  S.  G  ,  laborer,  30  Phelps. 

Conlde  James,  coal,  h.  29  Scoville  Avenue. 

Concklin  Edward,  clerk,  h.  13  €linton, 

CONKLIN  &  MERRICK,  sail  makers,  203 
River. 

Conklin  S.  B.,  firm  C.  &  Merrick,  h.  7 
Woodbine. 

Conlan  Rev.  James,  li.  88  Carroll. 

CONLAN  J.  J.,  physician,  h.  96  Erie. 

Conlan  Mary,  wjidovr'  of  Peter,  h.  89  Carroll. 

Conlan  Peter,  laborer,  148  Oregon. 

Conley  Joseph,  butcher,  h.  383  Detroit. 

Conley  Peter,  saloon,  210  Superior. 

Conley  John,  sailor,  h.  368  Detroit. 

Conlin  Patrick,  laborer,  West  River. 

Conly  Joseph,  butcher,  h.  346  Detroit. 

Conly  Matthew,  puddler,  bds,  89  Case  Ave- 
nue. 

Conly  William  S.,  gilder,  h.  115  Garden. 

Conn  Jacob,  cooper,  bds.  near  C.  &  M,  R. 
R.  Depot. 

Conn  all  Peter,  laborer,  38  California. 

Conner  Frederick,  (colored)  sailor,  h.  22  Or- 
ange. 

Cont.ecticut  Mrs.  H.,  widow,  h.  128  Lorain. 

Connelia  James,  laborer,  17  Michigan. 

Connell  John,  carpenter,  rear  19  Vineyard. 

Council  Michael,  laborer,  43  Spring. 

Connelly  J  ,  printer,  107  Superior,  bds.  272 
Lake. 

Connelly  John,  laborer.  West  River. 

Connelly  Michael,  laborer,  475  West  River. 

Connelly  Michael,  laborer,  726  Superior. 

Conner  Frederick,  (colored)  sailor,  h.  62  Boli- 
var. 

Conner  John,  laborer.  West  River. 

Conner  John,  painter,  bds.  72  Water. 

Conner  Michael,  peddler,  h.  118  Brownell, 

Conner  Patrick,  laborer,  37  Willet. 

Conner  Thomas,  clerk,  54  Merwin,  h.  Pearl. 

Conner  Thomas,  laborer,  12  Hicks. 


Conn.')lly  James,  captain,  h.  150  Bolivar. 

Conning  John,  carpenter,  h.  71  Cedar  Av. 

Connolly  Patrick,  laborer,  7  Root's  alley. 

Conover  Catharine,  widow,  seamstress,  h.  53 
Vermont. 

Conr«d ,  h.  on  Alley  between  Willet  and 

Mechanics. 

Conrad  Westville,  stone  cutter,  h.  Ill  Hud- 
son. 

Conrad  Adam,  saloon,  242  Pearl. 

Const  Phillip,  laborer,  rear  90  Oregon. 

Contant  Benjamin,  machinist,  h.  47  Bridge. 

Conton  Thomas,  shoemaker,  h,  rear  19  Vine- 
yard. 

CONVERSE  ISRAEL  S.,  pork  packer,  h. 
326  Prospect. 

Conowav  Jane,  (colored,)  widow  of  Robert, 
h.  29'Lake. 

Conway  John,  laborer,  157  West  Main. 

Conway  William,  watchman,  C.  &.  P.  R.  R. 
depot,  h.  355  Lake. 

Coody  Matthew,  laborer.  Cemetery  Alley. 

Cook  Anton,  laborer,  87  Taylor. 

COOK  &  ALTEN,  clothing,  32  Superior. 

Cook  Conrad,  clerk,  58  Merwin,  bds.  41 
Hamilton. 

Cook  C.  B.,  conductor  C.  &  E.  R.  R.,  bds. 
City  Hotel. 

Cook  David,  peddler,  h.  234  Lake. 

Cook  Edward  M.,  coal  dealer,  office  130  West 
River,  bds.  Angier  House. 

Cook  George,  boiler  maker,  h.  Ill  Bridge. 

Cook  George,  turner,  h.  27  Smith. 

Cook  Mrs.  Harriet  E.,  widow  of  William  P., 
h.  237  Washington. 

Cook  Henry,  rolling  mUl,  h.  84  Lyman. 

Cook  Hiram,  lumber  merchant,  h.  202  Frank- 
lin. 

Cook  John,  laborer,  bds.  63  Frankfort. 

Cook  J.  M.,  machinist,  h.  34  Walnut. 

Cook  Konstantd,  potter,  h.  98  Ir\'ing. 

Cook  Lorenzo,  house  moving,  h.  244  St.  Clair. 

Cook  Mrs.  L.,  widow  of  John  h.  55  Bridge. 

Cook  Maria,  widow  of  Ferdinand,  saloon  153 
West  River. 

Cook  Mary,  widow  of  Salmon,  h.  21  Acade- 
my. 

Cook  Moses,  clerk,  h.  21  Academy. 

Cook  Philip,  fii-m  C.  &  Alten,  h.  61  Frank- 
fort. 

Cook  William  H.,  brakeman,  h.  123  Hamil- 
ton. 

Cooke  Ediward,  laborer,  97  Mechanics. 

COOKE  W.  P.  &  CO.,  wholesale  dealei-s  in 
leather,  hides  and  oil,  127  Water. 

Cooke  Wellington  P.,  firm  W.  P.  C.  &  Co., 
h.  42  Eagle. 

Cooley  Charles,  mason,  h.  40  Jay. 

Cooley  James,  rigger  and  sail  maker,  h.  19 
Elm. 


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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIEECTORT. 


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Coolinan  John,  laborer,  h.  14  Ward. 

Coon  Daniel,  laborer,  52  Bridge. 

Coon  H.  L.,  boarding,  71  Ontario. 

Coon  Henry,  Home  Sewing  Machines,  178 

Superior,  h.  66  Prospect. 
Coon  Jeremiah,  jeweler,  h.  57  Wood. 
Coon  Jerome,  clerk,  Union  House. 
Coon  John,  firm  Keith  &  C,  h.  56  Wood. 
Coon  John,   clerk,  D.  Sanford  &  Sons,  44 

CUnton. 
Coon  Maria  J.,  bds.  232  Lake. 
Cooney  John,  saloon,  Canal  Basin. 
Coonrad   Jeremiah,  grocery,  237   and  239 

Pearl. 
Cooper  Ann,  shoe  binder,  h.  88  Hamilton. 
Cooper  Frederick  W.,  ship  carpenter,  h.  293 

Washington. 
Cooper  Isaac,  grocery,  49  East  Main. 
Cooper  John,  laborer,  248  Pittsburgh. 
Cooper  Margaret,  clerk,  7  Public  Square,  bds. 

76  Water. 
Cooter  George  W.,  saloon,  Seneca. 
Copeland  Thomas,  carpenter,  bds.  10  Middle. 
Copeland  W.  F.,  clerk  119  Superior,  bds.  38 

Prospect. 
Copeland  William  W.,  clerk  C.  &  T.  R.  E., 

h.  39  Walnut. 
Copia  Joseph,  shoemaker,  15  Pearl,  h.  289 

Washington. 

Copcus ,  drayman,  h.  151  Oregon. 

Copland  John  F.,  carpenter,  h.  79  Harman 
Copier  Charles,  cabinet  -maker,  h.  rear  61 

Parkman. 
Corbett  William  G.,  gent.,  h.  81  St.  Clair. 
Corby  William,  porter,  h.  Kinsman. 
Cordes  Charles,  painter,  h.  23  Mill. 
Cordes  Arnold,  clerk,  134  Superior,  bds.  10 

Wadsworth. 
Corfield  George,  laborer,  66  Oregon. 
Corkell  William,  blacksmith,  Pittsburgh,  bds. 

Michigan. 
Corker  John,  laborer,  163  Oregon. 
Corkhill   Thomas,   shoe  maker,  bds.  New 

England  Hotel. 
Corlett  Daniel  K.,  machinist,  h.  269  Erie. 
Corlett  John,  shoemaker,  h.  105  Prospect. 
Corlett  John,  carpenter,  h.  107  St.  Clair. 
Corlett  Robert,  carpenter,  h.  26  Burnham. 
Corlett  William  H.,  carpenter,  h.  24  Marion. 
Corlett  William,  firm  C.  &  Cubbon,  h.  211 

Prospect. 
Corlett  Winslow,  bds.  ISi  Prospect. 
Corman  Fred,  cook,  h.  331  St.  Clair. 
Cormick  John,  drayman,  h.  92  Franklin. 
Cornell  D.  H.,  h.  31  Howe. 
Cornell  Fyson,  painter,  h.  249  Hudson. 
Cornell  Philip,  butcher,  h.  36  Prospect-. 
CORNING  &  CO.,  distillery,  76  River. 
Corning  G.  C,  firm  C.  &  Co.,  bds.  40  Wash- 
ington. 


Corning  Solon,  firm  C.  &  Co.,  h.  40  Wash- 
ington. 

Coming  Warren  H.,  clerk  Gordon,  McMil- 
lan &  Co.,  h.  40  Washington. 

Corrier  Charles,  principal  Sibley  street  school, 
bds.  114  Cedar  Avenue. 

Cors  Frederick,  carriage  driver  h.  20  Vine. 

CORY  OSCAR  E.,  flom  and  feed  store,  105 
Seneca,  bds.  Bennet  House. 

Cosby  Thomas  H.,  plumber,  bds.  72  Ontario. 

Costallo  Thomas,  coach  maker,  h.  55  Carroll. 

Costellow  Mary  Mrs.,  159  Hamilton, 

Cottell  Levi,  carpenter,  bds.  112  Orange. 

Cottrell  Clark,  carpenter,  h.  90  Garden. 

Cottrell  James,  sailor,  h.  280  Cedar  Avenue. 

Cottrell  William  B.,  meat  market,  191  Pitts- 
burgh, h.  189  Pittsburgh. 

Coultney  Mrs.    Malone,  grocery,    61   West 

COUNCIL  HALL,  south  side  Public  Square. 
Counter  Peter,  laborer,  47  Cliffton. 
Countryman  Frederick,  tailor,  h.  17  Maple. 
Countryman  Lorenzo,  laborer,  12  Girard. 
Courtney     Patrick,    laborer,    6     William's 

Alley. 
Court  Hilmoth,  laborer,  490  Lake. 
Court  John  C,  engine  wiper,  C.  &  E.  R.  R. 
COURT   HOUSE,  (new)  north  side  Public 

Square.  >. 

Cowan  J.  A.,  saddles  and  harness,  114  Bank, 

h.  501  St.  Clair.  . 
Cowan  James,    carpenter,  h.  80  Whitman. 
Cowan  Wm.,   saddle  and  harness  maker,  h. 

100  St.  Clair. 
Cowden  Henry,  machinist,  bds.  53  Frankfort. 
Cowdery  C.  C,  machinist,  h.  8  Root's  Alley. 
Cowdery  S.  M.,  machinist,  h.  8  Root's  Alley. 
Cowell  Charles,  marble  polisher,  bds,  Erie. 
Cowell  George,  grocer,  317  Perry. 
Cowell  John,  carpenter,  h  100  Scott. 
Cowill  James,  carpenter,  h.  80  Whitman. 
Cowill  Lewis,  cabinet  maker,  h.  79  Croton. 
Cowle  Henry,  34  Hanover. 
Cowles  Charles,  moulder,  bds.  37  Fulton. 
Cowles  Charles  F.,  saloon,  comer  Center  and 

Vineyard,  h.  Franklin. 
Cowles  Edwin,  firm  E.  C.  &  Co.,  h.  75  Pros- 
pect. 
Cowles  Edwin  W.,  bds.  75  Prospect. 
Cowles  Elijah,  salesman,  180  Superior  h.  44 

Prospect. 
COWLES   E.    &    Co.,    publishers  Morning 

Leader,  144  Superior, 
COWLES  &  CO.,  jewelers,  145  Supeiior. 
Cowles  Ralph,  firm   Cowles   &    Co.,   h.  65 

Prospect. 
Cowles  Royal,  jeweler,  h.  112  Pittsburgh. 
Cowles  Robert,  carpenter,  h.  54  Granger. 
Cowles  Sarah  J.,   widow   of  James,  dress 

maker,  h.  12  Hamilton. 


Coal  Oil  and  Lamp  Depot,  189  Ontario  Street,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 


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Cowles  Wm.  H.,  machinist,  bda.  Franklin. 

Cowley ,  carpenter,  bds.  148  Ontario. 

Cowley  Wm.,  carpenter,  h.  47  Greenwood. 

Gowper  Charles,  grocery,  32  Spring. 

Cox  Charles  L.,  laborer,  102  Case  Avenue. 

Cox  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  h.  122  Erie. 

Cox  John,  shos,  121  Pearl,  h.  123  Pearl 

Cox  John,  clerk,  112  Ontario. 
CDX  JANE,  Miss,  pattern  emporium,  112 
Erie. 

Cox  James,  laborer,  366  Detroit. 

Cox  Michael,  mason,  h.  404  Perry. 

Coy  Joel,  merchant,  h.  6  Pittsburgh. 

Coy  Jonas,  carpenter,  h.  202  Pearl. 

Coyn  U.,  captain,  bds.  157  Prospect. 

COZZENS  ALFRED,  Marble  Hall  Restau- 
rant, 196  Superior,  h.  199  Prospect. 

Cozzens  Myron,  h.  142  Miuison. 

Crable  Henry,  laborer,  81  Marion. 

Grable  John,  ice  merchant,  bds.  Commer- 
cial House. 

Cradock  Patrick,  laborer.  West  River. 

Gragg  Thomas,  sailor,  bds.  44  Chestnut 

Craig  Curtis,  m.  d.,  bds.  68  Ontario. 

Craig  Josiah,  cooper,  h.  419  Lorain. 

Qraig  John,  boatman,  bdg.  19  Champlain. 

Craig  John,  grocery,  182  Superior. 

Craig  James,  rope  maker,  MiamL 

Craig  Pat,  laborer,  W«st  River. 

(J-aig  William,  carpenter,  upper  C»nal. 

Craig  William,  firm  J.  jrankland  &  Co.,  L 
Hanover. 

Graig  William,  engineer,  bds.  H»nov»r. 

Craig  William  S.,  machinist,  bds.  AmeriMn. 

Graigle  William,  mason,  bds.  118  Bolivar. 

Craik  George,  printer,  h.  48  Vine. 

Crail  Ned,  laborer,  near  C.  &  M.  coal  dock. 

Crain  Thomas,  fisherman,  h.  107  Hill. 

Craine  Thomas  EL,  mason,  h.  54  Granger. 

Cramer  Mary,  widow  of  Jas..  washwoman, 
h.  West  River. 

Crane  Edward,  laborer,  455  River. 

Crane  F.  C,  map  agent,  bds  Burnett  House. 

Crane  John,  marble  polisher,  bds.  High. 

Crane  Oran,  carpenter,  h.  99  Fulton. 

Crane  Thomas,  locksmith,  h.  63  Pittsburgh. 

Cranley  John,  laborer,  5  California  Alley. 

Crannell  Ann  Jane,  widow  of  William,  h.  1 
Scoville  Avenue. 

Granson  John  N.,   planing  mill,   173  West 
River,  h.  71  Washington. 

Crapser  Geo.,  laborer,  62  Hicks. 

GRAPSER  M.  &  CO.,  lumber  dealers,  175 
Merwin. 

Crapser  Michael,  firm  M.  Crapser  &  Co.,  h. 
206  Franklin. 

Cratty  Catherine,  saloon,  7  Champlain. 

Cratty  Michael,  moulder,  h.  30  Park. 

Gratson  Rudolph,  carpenter,  h.  38  Green- 
wood 


Crannell  James,  caulker,  bds.  121  Turnpike* 
Cranse  George,  marble  sawyer,  h.  Erie. 
CRAW  JAMES  A.,  city  marehal,  h.  240 

Erie. 
Craw  William  V.,  provision  inspector.  107 

River,  h.  20  Bolivar. 
CRAWFORD    F.,    wholesale    and    retail 

lumber  and  shingle  dealer,    226   West 

River. 
Crawford  George,  lumber,  bds.  23  John. 
Crawford  James,  grocery,  h.  71  Pearl. 
Crawford  James,  carpenter,  h.  3  Freeman. 
Crawford  John  H.,  firm  Chamberlin  &  Co^ 

h.  Milwaukie. 
Crawford  H.,  carpenter,  h.  3  Freeman. 
Crawford  Lemuel,  firm  Price  C.  &  Morris,  h. 

51  Euclid. 
Crawford  Lucien,  agent,  226  West  River,  h. 

97  Clinton, 
Crawford  Paul,  carpenter,  bds.  3  Freeman. 
CRAWFORD  RANDALL,  millwright,  h. 

23  Lake. 
Crawford  Mrs.  S.  A.,  h.  23  Johnson. 
Crehore  John  D.,  law  student,  170  Superiof, 

bds.  195  St.  Clair. 
Creighton  Charles,  175  Seneca. 
CREIGHTON  RICHARD,  book  binder,  132 

Bank,  h.  59  Rockwell. 
Creighton   W.  R.,  printer.  Herald,  bda.  61 

Rockwell. 
Cridg«  Allred,  boarding,  109  Lake. 
Galley  Daniel,  laborer,  46  Lyman. 
Critchley  John,  Jr.,  machinist,  h.  48  Wilson, 
CritchUy  Ralph,  laborer,  car  shop,  bds.  868  St» 

Clau. 
Critt«nd«n  George,  carpenter,  h.  145  PearL 
Crittenden  J.  H.,  bds.  Weddell  House. 
CRITTENDEN  N.  E.,  wholesale  watches, 

jewelry,  &c.,  127  Superior,  h.  corner  Pub. 

Square  and  Ontario. 
Crittenden  Ogder.,  salesman,  127  Superior, 

bds.  corner  Public  Square  and  Ontario. 
Crittenden  Seth  W.,  banker,  117  Superior,  h. 

416  Euclid. 
Croace  C,  carpenter,  867  Superior. 
CROBAUGH  DANIEL,  ambrotypist,  113 

Ontario,  comer  Public  Square,  h.  58  Vine. 
Crobaugh  Samuel,  photographist,  28  Hoff- 
man's Block,  bds.  Water  Cure. 
Croce  Richard,  express  driver,  h,  13  Summit 

AUey. 
Croft  Frank,  saloon,'h.  49  Lorain. 
Crocker  Richard,  shoemaker,  h.  121  Oregon. 
Croft  William,  tailor,  h.  207  Croton. 
Croger  Nichols,  shoemaker,  192  Hamilton. 
Crole  Adam,  Cooper,  h.  221  Orange. 
Cromwell  Peter,  boiler  maker,  h.  1  Wood. 
Cronan  Mrs.  Lora,  widow  of  Patrick,  washer- 
woman, h.  101  Tracy. 
Crooks  &  Newell,  flour  dealers,  135  Detroit. 


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Crooks  John,  mason,  li.  28  Alabama. 
Crooks  Robert  N.,  firm  C.  <Sb  Newell,  h.  near 

toll-gate. 
Crosby  David  H.,  (colored,)  runner  L.  S.  R. 

R.  depots  bds.  36  Greenwood. 
Crosehart  George,  marble  cutter,  h.  313  Erie. 
Cross  D.  W.,  deputy  collector,  h.  88  Euclid. 
Cross  George  W.,  saloon,  97  St.  Clair. 
CROSS  H.  C.  &  CO.,  real  estate  agency,  5 

Hofiman's  Block, 
Cross  H.  C,  firm  H.  G.  &  Co.,  bds.  195  St 

Clair. 
Cross  James  N.,  shoemaker,  bds.  97  St.  Clair. 
Cross  Jeremiah,  h.  117  Clinton. 
Gross  Jude,  watch  maker,  114  Prospect,  h. 

252  Perry. 
Orossley  William,  shingles  and  matches,  36 

Summer,  h.  210  Detroit. 
Grotty  John,  carpenter,  h.  37  Mayflower. 
Grotty  Patrick,  carpenter,  h.  35  Mayflower. 
Croty  Thomas  F.,  clerk  Bradburn  &  Fisher, 

bds.  Weddell. 
Crouch  J.  B.,  printer,  Morning  Leader,  bds. 

Bennet  House. 
Crouch  William,  printer,  bds.  124  Champlain. 
Grouse  A.,  carpenter,  h.  869  Superior. 
Grouse  Jacob,  brick  maker,  h.  230  Croton. 
Grouse  Martin,  butcher,  h.  rear  412  Perry. 
Crowel  Jacob,  laborer,  248  Pittsburgh. 
Growel  Joseph,  sailor,  h.  194  Hamilton. 
Growell  George  W.,  salesman,  131  Water. 
CROWELL  &  CHILDS,  wholesale  boots  & 

ehoes,  143  Water. 
Growell  Henry  L.,  firm  C.  &  Childs,  h.  19 

Sheriff. 
GROWELL  JOHN,  President  Forest  Bank, 

ofifice,  over  Bank,  h.  164  Erie. 
Growell  W.  H.,  clerk  C.  &  E.  freight  office, 

bds.  80  St.  Clair. 
Growl  James  H.,  firm  Harmon  &  Co.,  h.  53 

Clinton. 
Growl  Samuel  H.,  firm  Harmon  &  Co.,  h.  89 

Clinton. 
Growl  William,  miller,  h.  69  Water. 
Crowley  Dennis,  laborer,  29  Summit  Alley. 
Crumb  C.  A.,  firm  H.  D.  Kendall  &  Co.,  h. 

Rockport. 
Crutter  Catharine,  saloon,  7  Champlain. 
Cubbel  Samuel,  peddler,  h.  8  East  Liberty. 
Cubbon  John,  candle  maker,  135  Ohio. 
Cubbon  William,  builder,  h.  105  Prospect. 
Guddie  John,  switchman  G.  &  E.  R.  R ,  h. 

417  Lake. 
Cuddy  Thomas,  tailor,  bds.  97  St.  Clair. 
Guile  n  Christopher,  blacksmith,  7  Perry,  h. 

398  St.  Clair. 
Gullen  Patrick,  blacksmith,  h.  42  Hamilton, 
Cullen  Peter,  laborer,  15  Pittsburgh  contin- 
ued. 
Culley  John  sailor,  h.  SO  West  Centre. 


CuUigan  Jamesj  tinner,  218  Superior,  h.  132 

Garden. 
Cullin  James,  sailor,  h.  141  Burch. 
CuUiton  James,  laborer,  near  C.  &  M.  coal 

dock. 
Gulp  John,  cooper,  h.  410  Perry. 
Cumisky  Michael,  cartman,  h.  38  Delaware. 
Cummings  Andrew,  laborer.  Upper  Canal. 
Cummings   Byron,  machinist,   h.  rear   101 

Hamilton. 
Cummings  Charles,  mason,  h.  78  Ontario. 
Cummings  Hamilton,  sailor,  h.  241  Wash- 
ington. 
CUMMINGS  J.  M.  &  CO.,  wholesale  gro- 
cers, 171  River. 
Cummings  J.  M.,  firm  J.  M.  C.  &  Co.,  h. 

116  Erie. 
Cummings  John,  fireman,  h.  109  West  Main. 
Cummings  Thomas,  rail  roller,  h.  19  Lyman. 
Cummins  John,  carpenter,  h.  rear  —  Hicks. 
Cummins  John,  engineer,  h.  foot  Water. 
Cummins  Michael,  receiving  clerk  C,  C.  & 

C.  R.  R.,  h.  101  York. 
Cummins  Roger,  laborer,  Root's  Alley. 
Cummins  Thomas,  laborer,  356  Detroit. 
Cumofer  John,  laborer,  rear  69  St.  Clair, 
Cunnaan  Patrick,  moulder,  h.  17  Belden. 
Cuimingham  Archibald,  foreman  C,  C.  &  C. 

R.  R.  blacksmith  shop,  h.  47  Woodbine^ 
Cunningham  Mrs.  Ann,  widow  of  Patricfe, 

h.  rear  375  St.  Clair. 
Cunningham  Mrs.  Elizabeth  E.,    millinei^ 

228  Superior. 
Cunningham  James,   book-keeper,  h.  265 

Prospect. 
Cunningham  John,  carpenter,  h.  129  Oregon. 
Cunningham  Joseph,  teamster,  h.  47  McLean. 
Cunningham  Michael,  planer  G.  &.  E.  R.  R. 

car  shop,  h.  735  Lake. 
Cunningham  Nathan,  laborer,  120  River. 
Cunningham  Patrick,  L.  S,  R.  mill,  h.  475 

St.  Clair. 
Cunington  Andrew,  crockery  store,  300  St 

Clair. 
Curan  Michael,  laborer.  West  River. 
Curdy  W.  W.,  clerk  247  Superior,  bds.  27 

Rockwell. 
Curran  James,  clerk  169  River,  h.  43  Dodge. 
Curran  John,  laborer,  rear  475  St.  Clair. 
Cuiran  Patrick,  West  River. 
Curran  Patrick,  blacksmith,  h.  42  Hamilton. 
Currens  Mrs.  Sarah,  bds.  13  Bolivar. 
Curry  Abraham,  h.  501  St  Clair. 
CuiTy  Anton,  fish  packer,  h,  57  Webster. 
Curtis  Henry,  engineer,  bds.  87  Woodbine. 
Curtis  Joel,  wreck  master  C.  &  E.  R.  R.,  h. 

18  Seneca. 
Curtis  John  H.,  tanner,  h.  29  Sibley. 
Curtis  Joseph,  foreman  C.  &  E.  R.  R.  repair 

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Curtis  Lester  B..  shippino;  clerk  Chamberlin, 
Crawford  &  Co.,  h.  151  Prospect. 

Curtis  William,  engineer,  h.  63  Root. 

Cu  'tis  J.  L.  ship  carpenter,  h.  121  West  Lib- 
erty. 

Curtis  L.  W.,  book-keeper  127  Superior,  h, 
5  Oak. 

Curtiss  William,  painter,  h.  40  Walnut. 

Gushing  Eben  C,  clerk  C,  C.  &  C.  R.  R.,  bds. 
60  Euclid  Place. 

CUSHING  ERASTUS,  physician,  88  Pub. 
Square,  h.  90  Public  Square. 

CUSHING  HENRY  K.,  physician,  88  Pub. 
Square,  h.  13  Euclid. 

Gushing  Richards,  finisher,  h.  152  Oregon, 

Gushing  WiUiam  D.,  agent  N.  Y.  &  E.  R.  R., 
h.  15  Sheriff. 

Cushman  Sylvanus  D.,  lightning  rods,  9 
Vineyard,  h.  32  Huntington. 

Cushman  William  H.,  h.  105  Tracy, 

CUSTOM  HOUSE,  east  side  Public  Square. 

Cutler  Samuel  H  ,  miller,  h.  90  Lake. 

Cutler  William,  hides  and  leather,  93  Water, 
h.  75  Rockwell. 

Cutler  William  P.,  carriage  trimmer.  Low- 
man's. 

Cutter  Edwin,  firm  0.  C.  &  Son,  h.  30  Eagle. 

Cutter  John  F.,  clerk,  h.  228  Kinsman. 

Cutter  Nelson  P.,  clerk,  h.  228  Kinsman. 

CUTTER  0.  &  SON,  auction  and  commis- 
sion merchants,  134  Bank. 

Cutter  Orlando,  firm  0.  C.  &  Son,  h.  228 
Kinsman. 

Cutter  Orlando  P.,  auctioneer  and  collector, 
bds.  66  Michigan. 

Cutter  William,  carriage  maker,  bds.  16 
Johnson. 

Cutter  William  L.,  assistant  cashier  Mer- 
chants' Bank,  bds.  228  Kinsman. 

Cutter  Richard  H.,  commercial  reporter  Na- 
tional Democrat,  h  228  Kinsman. 

CUYAHOGA  STEAM  FURNACE  COM- 
PANY, Detroit,  comer  West  Center, 

Cyriax  Catharine,  fancy  goods,  106  Kinsman, 

Cyriax  Frederick,  accountant,  232  Superior, 
h,  106  Kinsman. 


D 

Dabney  Charles  W.,  book-keeper,  144  Water, 

h.  27  RockweU. 
Dages   Peter,  teacher  St.  John's  cathedral 

school,  bds.  389  Superior. 
Dahoff  John,  laborer,  38  Greenwood. 
Dahler  Jacob,  laborer,  14  Clifton. 
Dahler  Jacob,  laborer,  82  Clifton. 
Dahler  Louis,  grocer  and  flour  dealer,  206 

Lorain. 
Dahler  Michael,  bar  tender.  111  Water, 


Dailey  John,  brewer,  h.  alley  near  Eagle. 
Dailey  James,  laborer,  80  Oregon, 
Daily  John  C,  laborer,  24  Alabama. 
Daily  Martin,  laborer.  Hickory, 
Daily  Michael,  laborer,  85  Oregon, 
Daily  Nancy,  widow  of  Paul,  h.  110  Ham- 
ilton. 
Daily  Peter,  drajTuan,  h,  444  St.  Clair. 
Daily  William,  station  baggage  master  C.  & 

P.^  R.  R.,  h.  45  Ontario. 
Dait  Ralph,  laborer,  225  Bridge. 
Dake  John,  wagon  maker,  374  Detroit,  bds. 

378  Detroit. 
Dakin  Horace  E.,  tinner,  42  Public  Square, 

h.  14  Ohio. 
Dalbert  Charles,  candle  maker,  Duncan's. 
Dale  James,  sailor,  bds.  153  West  River. 
Daley  Michael,  sailor,  h.  172  Lake, 
Dalgliesh  John,  painter,  h.  28  Rockwell. 
Dalgiesh  Walter,  paper  hanger,  h,  205  Pros- 
pect. 
DaLee  A.,  gilder,  h.  46  Ontario. 
Dall  Andrew,  stone  cutter,  h.  9  St.  Charles. 
Dallen  WUliam,  teamster,  h.  121  Harbor. 
Dalton  Mrs.  Caroline,  widow  of  Edward,  h. 

345  Bridge. 
DALTON,  F.  &  CO.,  patent  right  agency, 

68  Superior. 
Dalton   Frederick,   firm  F.  D.   &   Co.,   h, 

Brooklyn. 
Dalton  Michael,  shoemaker,  h,  near  Brock's 

tannery, 
Daly  Barney,  machinist,  h.  438  Hamilton. 
Daly  Mrs.  Mary,  widow  of  Michael,  h,  45 

Superior  Avenue. 
Daly  Samuel,  laborer,  20  John. 
Daly  Terrence,  drayman,  h.  18  Ohio. 
Damon  Charles,  salesman  139  Water,  bds, 

54  Lake. 
Damon  Mrs.  Cordelia  F.,  milliner,  216  St, 

Clair. 
Damon  George,  printer,  144  Superior,  bds. 

54  Lake. 
Damon  John  F.,  merchant,  h.  54  Lake, 
Dempsy  Patrick,  la.borer,  39  Lawrence, 
Damstadt  Mrs.  Mary,  widow  of  Adam,  h. 

146  Bridge. 
Dancaster  Thomas,  C,  C.  &  C.  R.  R.  repairer, 

h.  174  Greenwood. 
Danehen  Daniel,  laborer,  159  Hamilton. 
Dangeleasen  Joseph,  tanner,  h.  63  Pine. 
Dangler  David  A.,  firm  J.  Tennis  &  Co.,  h. 

117  Huron. 
Dangler  Martin,  carpenter,  h.  181  Groton, 
Daniel  Charies,  laborer,  34  Hicks. 
Daniel  AVilliam,  tailor,  h.  3  Scoville  Alley. 
Daniels  Joshua,  firm  Halliwell  &  D.,  h.  56 

Prospect 
Dank  Seaman,  oil  cloth  maker,  h.  18  Dela- 


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Banks  H.  P.,  h.  85  Pearl. 

Danks  Henry  R.,  machinist,  h.62  Fulton. 

Banks  Joseph  C,  machinist,  foreman  Bald- 
win, Be  Witt  &  Co.,  h.  21  Jay. 

Bannenfelser  Conrad,  drayman,  h.  9  Croton. 

Bansel  George,  laborer,  bds.  191  Kinsman. 

Bansel  Sebastian,  laborer,  h.  191  Kinsman. 

Bare  Jesse,  saddles  and  harness,  corner  Pros- 
pect and  Ontario,  h.  6  Cheshire. 

Barby  John,  teacher  CleVeland  Institute, 

Barley  Capt.  E.,  h.  157  Prospect. 

Barr  Frederick,  shoemaker,  h.  214  Pearl. 

Barrigan  Michael,  laborer,  Root's  Alley. 

Bascomb  Charles  H.,  tallyman  C.  &  E.  R.  R., 
bds.  124  Water. 

Bascomb  George  B.,  yard  master  C,  C.  &  C. 
R.  R.,  bds.  124  Water. 

Bate  Charles,  butcher,  h.  65  Orange. 

Bate  William,  carpenter,  h.  19  Parkman. 

Bavenport  Ephraim  B.,  mason,  bds.  130  Ohio. 

Bavey  Jeremiah,  carpenter,  h.  164  Orange. 

Bavids  William,  carpenter,  h.  36  Cedar  Av- 
enue. 

Bavids  Girard,  h.  rear  102  Oregon. 

Bavidson  Hugh,  bds.  234  Kinsman. 

Bavidson  James,  h.  234  Kinsman. 

Bavidson  John,  grocer,  bds.  234  Kinsman. 

Bavidson  Lewis,  bds.  517  Case  Avenue. 

Bavidson  &  Buncan,  attorneys,  158  Supe- 
rior. 

Bavidson  Peter  L.,   pattern  maker,  bds.  74 
Erie. 

Bavidson  Robert,  carpenter,   bds.  rear  124 
Muirson. 

Bavidson  R.  B.,  firm  B.  &  Buncan,  158  Su- 
perior. 

Bavidson    Walter,    joiner,     bds.    rear   124 
Muirson. 

Bavidson  William,  rear  124  Muirson. 

Bavis  Alfred,  sailor,  h.  10  Clinton. 

Bavis  Benjamin,  candle  maker, 

Bavis  Mrs.,  widow  of  Bavid,  nurse,  h.  148 
Pittsburgh. 

Bavis  Baniel  S.,  baggage  master,  C.  &  T.  R. 
h.  29  Academy.  ♦ 

Bavis  Edward,  sailor,  h.  fear  19  Vineyard. 

Bavis  Eliza,  widow  of  B.  J.,  h.  81  Frank- 
fort. 

Bavis  Frederick  A.,  express  agent,   h.  88 
York. 

Bavis  F.  R.,  bonnet  and  hat  bleaching,  222 
Superior,  h.  517  Case  Avenue. 

Bavis  George,  laborer  231  Lake. 

Bavis  George,  shoemaker,  h  62  Can'oll. 

BAVIS  GEORGE  A.  &  Co.,  clothing,  cor- 
ner Superior  and  Water. 

Bavis  George  A.,  firm  G.  A.  B.  &  Co,,  h. 
261  Superior. 

Bavenport  Ephraim  B.,   mason,  .bds.    130 
Ohio. 


Bavis  George  R.,  shoemaker,  h.  68  Carroll. 

Bavis  Henry  S.,  book  keeper,  h.  13  Chest- 
nut. 

Bavis  J.  H.,  machinist,  h.  723  St.  Clair. 

Bavis  John,  laborer  h.  22  Bank. 

Bavis  John,  blacksmith,  217  Root 

Bavis  John,  saloon,  33  Belden. 

Bavis  John,  firm  W,  Lawtey  &  Co.,  h.  129 
Peari. 

Bavis  John  W.,  h.  75  Buane. 

Bavis  Joseph  A.,  (colored)  h.  94  Muirson. 

Bavis  Julius,  peddler,  h.  182  Garden. 

Bavis  Lewis  L.,  gent.  56  Pearl. 

Bavis  Mary  H.,  widow  of  William  L.,  h, 
California. 

Bavis  Michael,  laborer,  h.  2  Pop  Corn  Al- 
ley. 

Bavis  Morris,  butcher,  bds.  150  Pittsburgh. 

Bavis  Najwleon  B.,  book  keeper,  85  River, 
bds  68  Water. 

Bavis  Robert,  laborer,  11  St.  Clair. 

Bavis  Samuel  J.,  h.  73  Buane. 

Bavis  S.  K.,  clerk,  217  Superior,  bds.  304 
Superior. 

Bavis  Thomas  N.,  teaming,  h.  61  High. 

Bavis  Thomas,  shoemaker,  h.  rear  19  Web- 
ster, 

Bavis  William  S.,  city  crier,  h.  30  Oregon. 

Bavison  Charles,  R.  R.  man,  bds.  130  Ohio. 

Bawson  Charles  L.,  (colored)  whitewasher, 
h.  219  Erie, 

Bawson  James,  carpenter,  h.  Heights. 

Bay  Andrew,  laborer,  16  Johns. 

Bay  Edward,  machinist,  h.  16  Johns. 

Bay  Edward  L.,  teller,  Whitman,  Standart 
&  Co. 

Bay  George,  painter,  h.  70  Carroll. 

Bay  John,  paper  maker,  92  Croton. 

BAY  L.  A.,  office,  warehouse  Hubby,  Hughes 
&  Co.,  ship  and  produce  dealer,  h.  225  St. 
Clair. 

Bay  Michael,  laborer,  14  Wadsworth. 

Bay  Peter,  laborer,  80  Herman. 

Bay  Robert,  teamster,  h.  172  Bridge. 

Bay  Thomas,  attorney,  113  Superior,  bds. 
Angier  House. 

Bay  Thomas,  laborer,  near  Seneca  st.  bridge. 

Bay  William  Rev.,  pastor  Mayflower  Mis- 
sion Church,  h.  503  Kinsman. 

Bay  William,  wig  maker  and  hair  dresser, 
76  Public  Squara 

Bay  William,  tax  gatherer,  h.  26  Bolivar.^ 

Baygan  James,  pump  maker,  h.  113  Lorain. 

Beal  Phillip,  shoemaker,  h.  271  St  Clair. 

Bealing  Jonathan,  bds.  46  Bolivar. 

Bealing  George,  Mason,  h.  12  Lorain. 

BEAN  CHARLES  A,  oil  dealer,  85  Water, 
h.  50  Ontario. 

Bean  Bavid,  billiards,  h.  225  Lake. 

Bean  John,  laborer,  241  Erie. 


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Dean  T.  E.,  carriage  builder,  bda.  Commer- 
cial House. 
Dearing  Mary,  widow,  h.  11  Vestry. 
Dearink  Charles,  laborer,  40  Wilson. 
Deate  George,  shoemaker,  h.  12  Floyd, 
Deats  G.,  tailor,  h.  47  Merchants. 
Deats  J.  jr.,  tailor,  45  Merchants. 
Deatseil  Christopher,  laborer,  91  Clifton. 
Debber  Peter,  laborer,  638  Superior. 
Decam  Phillip,  carpenter,  h.  Heights. 
DecaterRuple,  machinist,  bds.  90  Muirson. 
Dechant  Michael,  bds.  243  Hamilton. 
Deckand  Barbara,  widow  of  Arhart,  h.  77 

Fulton. 
Deckand  J.  H.,  accountant  156  Superior,  h. 

17  Walnut 
Decker  Edgar,  clerk  189  Ontario,  bds.  284 

Prospect, 
Decker  John,  laborer,  near  Brock'g  tannery. 
Decker  Morris,  clerk  with  R.  H.  Blackmer, 

h.  279  Prospect 
Decker  S.  B.,  h,  36  Huntington. 
Decker  William,  laborer,  18  Dodge. 
Decume  John,  turner,  h.  279  Columbus. 
Deefenback  Peter,  shoemaker,  h.  23  Croton. 
Deerfidel  Joseph,  cigar  maker,  bd».  Kine- 

man. 
De  Forest  Lewis  G.,  salesman  127  Superior 

bds  1  Hamilton. 
De  Forest  Tracy  R.,  machinist,  h.  1  Hamil- 
ton. 
De  Grafif  Henry,  moulder,  h.  65  St  Clair. 
DeCTOot  Mrs.  Rebecca,  widow  of  J.  C,  h.  125 

Courtlandt 
Dehan  Peter,  sailor,  h.  rear  64  Lamartine. 
De  Hart  H.  H.,  physician,  54  Union,  h.  63 

Rockwell. 
Dehler  Anton  E.,  shoemaker,  bda.  108  Wan- 

ter. 
Dehler  Carl,  shoemaker,  h.  107  Hudson. 
Dehl  Peter,  h.  393  Kinsman. 
Deihl  Peter,  brewer,  h.  7  Garden. 
Deil  John,  butcher,  h.  142  Hamilton. 
Deilman  Mrs.  Mary,  widow  of  Barnhardt, 

h.  88  Hamilton. 
Deim  Christian,  tinsmith,  h.  17  Ward. 
Deinst  Killian,  butcher,  h.  96  Grarden. 
Deis  Felden,  cabinet  maker,  h.  25  Cherry. 
Deitz  Adam,  tinner,  42  Public  Square. 
Deitz  Franklin,  shoemaker,  bds.  164  River. 
Deitz  Gregory,  watchmaker,  h.  48  Orange. 
Deitz  Henry,  clerk,  h.  25  Smith. 
Deitz  Henry,  barber,  92  Erie. 
Deitz  John,  tailor,  h.  315  Hamilton. 
Deitz  Loren,  laborer,  112  Champlain. 
Deitzel  Christian,  laborer,  Williams. 
Deckler  Peter,  tailor,  h.  East  9  Liberty. 
Delahunt  Patrick,  shoemaker,  L  13  York 

Alley. 
Delamater  Jacob  J.,  it  c,  bds.  Angier  House. 


DELAMATER  JOHN,  physician,  office  cor- 
ner Wood  and  Rockwell,  h.  364  Superior. 
De  Land  C.  R.,  architect  and  builder,  h.  43 

Walnut 
Delaney  Mrs.  Bridget,  widow  of  William, 

h.  292  Lake. 
Delaney  James,  engineer,  bds.  292  Lake. 
Delaney  Kearm,  boiler  maker,  bds.  292  Lake. 
Delaney  William,  moulder,  h.  288  St  Clair. 
Delany  Edward,  h.  91  West  Main. 
Delany  Owen,  laborer,  28  Dodge. 
Delargy  Mrs.  Margaret,  widow  of  Patrick, 

grocery,  West  River. 
Delargy  Mrs.  Margaret,  widow  of  Charles, 

h.  267  West  River. 
Delgmann  Conrad,  hats  and  caps,  7  PearL 
Dellaney  William,  house  mover,  92  Wilson. 
Dellenbaugh  Christian,  physician,  h.  comer 

Kinsman  and  Vine. 

De  Long ,  hostler,  h.  138  Lake. 

De   Long  Parvin   L.,    proprietor    Stillman 

House,  281  Columbus. 
Demar  James,  saloon,  h.  183  West  River. 
Demarg  John,  ferryman,  h.  77  Washington. 
Demme  Charles,  carpenter,  h.  38  Blair. 
Demis  Edwin  C,  clerk,  bds.  34  Academy. 
Demii  Mm.  Mary  A.,  widow  of  Varanes,  h. 

34  Acadtmy. 
Deming  E.  M.,  h.  238  Hamilton. 
Deming  George,  firm  Qqo.  Worthington  & 

Co,  h.  66  Wood. 
Deming  Mrs.  Mary  A.,  h.  216  Hamilton 
Deming  William,  carpenter,  h.  96  Oregoa, 
Demore  William,  tanner,  h.  near  tannery. 
Demooy  A.,  tanner,  Brock's  tannery. 
Dempsey  James,  engineer,  C.  &  E.  R.  R.,  b. 

39  Pearl. 
Dempsey  John,  marble  polisher,  bds.  High. 
Dempsey  James,  drayman,  h.  6  Root's  Alley. 
Deneen  Jeremiah,  laborer,  bds.  936  St  Clair. 
Deneen  Timothy,  laborer,  936  St  Clair. 
Deneif  James,  teamster,  h.  Detroit 
Denest  Frederick,  shoemaker,  h.  38  Johns. 
Denham  James,  moulder,  bds.  63  Water. 
Denbffti  James,  clerk  insurance  office,  bds. 

132  Ohio. 
Denham  John,  carpenter,  h.  132  Ohio. 
Denham  John  L.,  painter  aud  glazier,  Sher- 

h.  165  Brownell. 
DENHAM  THOMAS,  glass,  painting  and 

glazing,  22  Public  Square. 
Denham  Thomas,  stone  cutter,  L  117  Taylor. 
Dening  Henry  L.,  painter.  435  St  Clair. 
Denison  Daniel,  bds.  21  Vestry. 
Denison  Edwin,  firm  W.  P.  Cooke  &  Co.,  h. 

60  Garden. 
Denison  Jedediah,  clerk,  127  Water,  bds. 

60  Garden. 
Denison   Nancy,   widow  of  Daniel,  h.  60 

Garden. 


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Denison  Thomas,  clerk,  127  Water,  bds. 
60  Gurden. 

Dennet  Frederick,  shoemaker,  101  Superior. 

Dennett  H.  Nicholas,  cooper,  h.  78  Root. 

Derminovei'  Peter,  student^  bd*.  243  Hamil- 
ton. 

Dennis  Abner  W.,  deputy  clerk,  bds.  Ben- 
net  House. 

Dennis  John,  clerk,  148  Water,  b.  59  Boli- 
var. 

Dennis  Robert  B.,  attorney,  h.  69  Clinton. 

Denton  William,  editor  Vanguard,  bds.  109 
Lake. 

Dentsel  Sebastian,  porter,  h.  176  Kinsman. 

Denzel  George,  porter,  h.  51  Mayflower. 

Denzel  John,  porter,  h.  49  Mayflower. 

Depkey  Henry,  shoemaker,  h.  221  Hamilton. 

Depnier  William,  laborer,  h.  Cemetery  Al- 
ley. 

Der  Simon,  blacksmith,  383  Pittsburgh,  h. 
85  Oregon. 

Demer  William,  blacksmith,  h.  97  LaureL 

Derr  Simeon,  blacksmith,  h.  rear  85  Oregon. 

Derring  Antoine,  mason,  h.  182  Wilson. 

Deroy  A.  L.,  clothing,  h.  96  Ohio. 

Deroer  George,  grocer,  234  Columbus. 

Deten  hover  Samuel,  h.  299  Kinsman. 

DETMER  G.  H.  &  SON,  «lothing,  153  and 
158  Riveti 

Detmer  Garhirt  H.,  firm  G.  H.  D.  &  Son,  h. 
385  Lake. 

Detmer  Henry,  firm  G.  H.  D.  &  Son,  h.  385 

DETON  CHARLES,  int«lligence  office,  cor- 
ner Bank  and  Superior,  h.  74  Lake. 

Detoou  Joseph,  brewer,  h.  corner  Green  and 
Monroe. 

Detsh  John,  teamster,  h.  Pittsburgh. 

Deuble  Henry,  wagon  maker,  bds.  33  Web- 
ster. 

Deuble  Philip,  carpenter,  h.  49  Hurd. 

Deumer  Conrad,  brewer,  h.  143  Hamilton. 

Deveraux  Lavrrence,  shoemaker,  h.  30  Wash- 
ington. 

Deveries  Lawrence,  shoemaker,  165  C^um- 
bus,  h.  Washington. 

Dewert  Frederick,  shoemaker,  h.  227  Bridge. 

DEWEY  &  CO.,  stove  dealers,  68  Merwin. 

Dewhirst  William,  drayman,  h.  14  Division. 

DeWitt  Hiram,  blacksmith,  h.  55  Whitman. 

DeWITT  JOSHUA  H.,  fancy  goods,  7 
Public  Square,  bds.  304  Superior. 

DeWitt  William,  firm  Baldwin,  DeW.  &Co., 
h.  53  Eagle. 

DEWOLF  SIMON  E.,  commission  mer- 
chant, 30  River,  h.  East  Cleveland. 

Dexsimer  Henry,  baker,  83  Garden. 

Dexter  Benjamin  F.,  mason,  h.  15  Ann. 

Dey  Richard,  mason,  h.  97  Orange. 

Deyle  John,  laborer,  115  West  Main, 


Deypler    Henry,    wagon    maker,    bds.    33 
Webster. 

Dhienemann  Frank,  paper  maker,  b.  27  Ir- 
ving. 

Dibble  Capt.,  Lewis,  superintendent  Marine 
Hospital. 

Dice  Valentine,  cabinet  maker,  h.  Cherry, 

Dick  Henry,  blacksmith,  bds.  1  St.  Clair. 

Dickens   Simon  sr.,  frame  manufacturer,  h. 
17  Lake. 

Dickenson  Betsey,  widow  of  James,  tailor- 
ess,  h.  12  Marshall. 

DICKERSON  M.  J,  dentist,  253  Superior, 
bds.  Weddell. 

Dickinson  Albert  H.,  musician,  bds.    101 
Kinsman. 

Dickinson  Charles,  produce  derler.  River,  h. 
corner  Bond  and  Rockwell. 

Dickinson  Charles,  gent.  h.  106  Bond. 

Dickinson  Charles  S.,  h.  101  Kinsman. 

Dickinson  J.  W.,  engineer,  h.  42  Root. 

Dickinson  D.,  physician,  37  Hill. 

Dickinson  George,  boiler  maker,  h.  Lake. 

Dickinson  John,  liquors,  73  Merwin,  h,  41 
Cedar  Avenue. 

D'ckinson  J.  W.,  gymnasium,  147  Ontario, 
h.  101  Kinsman. 

DICKMAN  FRANKLIN  J.,  attorney,  171 
;      Superior,  h.  6  Euclid. 
]  Dickman  Henry,  laborer,  206  Hamilton, 
j  Dickson  Peter,  painter,  h.  Ill  Pearl. 

Dickson  William  H.,  machinist,    bds.   63 
Water. 

Diedtrick  John,  shoemaker. 

Dieffenbach  W.  A.,  printer.  Leader. 

Diemer  Christopher,  shoe  cutter,  122  Ham- 
ilton. 

Diemer  Peter,  ice  dealer,  h.  82  Hamilton. 

Dier  William,  laborer,  75  Croton. 

Dies  Henry,  teamster,  h.  70  Green. 

Dietz  Adam,  tinner,  42  Public  Square. 

Dietz  B.  G.,  cigars,  tobacco,  &c.,  177  Supe- 
rior, h.  96  Muirson. 

Dietz  George,  tobacco,  cigars  &c,  157  Wa- 
ter, bds.  112  Champlain. 

Dietz  Gregory,  watch  maker,  h.  48  Orange. 

Dietz  William  tailor,  bds.  315  Hamilton. 

Diffiy  James,  boarding  house,  122  River. 

Dill  Charles,  carpenter,  h.  18  Blair 

Dill  Edward  W.,  grocery,  443  Lake. 

Dill  Ezra,  h.  445  Lake. 

Dill  Henry,  bricklayer,  bds.  445  Lake. 

Dill  Joshua  M.,  carpenter,  bds.  445  Lake. 

Dill  Wra.  H.,  machinist,  h.  459  Lake. 

Dilley  L.  S.,  printer,  National  Democrat,  h. 
161  Lake. 

Dillhoffer  Matthias,  mason,  h.  54  Muirson. 

Dillon  Casper,  drayman,  h.  128  Orange, 

Dillon  Philip,  laborer,  171  Bridge. 

Dillon  Robert,  plasterer,  h.  16  Scoville  AlUey. 


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WILLISTOX  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY. 


Dimmons,  blacksmith,  h.  rear  99  Oregon. 

Dinger  W.  J.,  carpenter,  li.  64  Michigan. 

Dingier  M.,  carpenter,  h.  181  Crofon. 

Dingley  Wm  W.,  salesman,  Geo.  Sprague's, 
h.  15  Johnson. 

Dinsmore  Andrew,  coal  dealer,  h.  40  On- 
tario, 

Disbereger  Win.,  tailor,  h.  199  Lorain. 

Distler  John,  saloon,  189  Lorain. 

Ditton  Josejjh,  brewer,  h.  Fremont 

Diver  John  carnage  maker,  h.  Heights. 

Dixon  Edward,  peddler,  bds.  3  Root's  Alley. 

Dixon  Edward,  plasterer,  h.  53  Jay. 

Dixon  Thomas,  agent,  h.  220  Pearl. 

Dixon  William,  (colored)  whitewasher,  h. 
242  Pittsburgh. 

Doan  David  C,  R.  R.  collector,  h.  41  Pros- 
pect. 

Doan  Jas.  C,  coal  merchant,  h.  320  Prosjiect. 

Doan  Seth  C,  superintendent  canal,  h.  245 
Perry. 

Doane  Joseph  P.,  engineer  C.  &  E.  R.  R.,  h. 
383  St.  Clair. 

Dobele  Jane,  widow  of  Jacob,  h.  177  West 
River. 

Dockstader  Charles,  clerk  Commercial 
Branch  Bank,  bds.  200  St.  Clair. 

DOCKSTADER  N.  &  CO.,  hats,  caps  and 
furs.  111  Superior. 

Dockstader  Nicholas,  firm  N.  D.  &  Co.,  h. 
200  St.  Clair. 

Dockstader  Richard,  sen.,  h.  21  York  Alley. 

Dockstader  R.  M.,  clerk  111  Superior,  bds. 
200  St.  Clair. 

Dockstader  William  J.,  firm  N,  D.  &  Co., 
bds.  200  St.  Clair. 

Dodd  E.  L.,  firm  Smith,  D.  &  Co.,  h.  66  On- 
tario, 

DODD  EDWARD  L^  grocer,  corner  Brown- 
ell  and  Ohio. 

Dodd  Luke,  (colored)  barber,  h.  194  Ohio. 

Dodd  Thomas,  shoemaker,  h.  14  California. 

Dodds  Geo.,  blacksmith,  h.  63  Peari. 

Dodds  John,  blacksmith. 

Dodds  Wm.,  stone  cutter,  h.  81  Burch. 

Dodge  Mrs,  Abiah,  vddow  of  James,  bds. 
144  Kentucky. 

Dodge  Mrs.  widow  of  Alphonzo,  boarding, 
32  Third. 

Dodge  Eza  B-  clerk  Post  Office,  bds.  City 
Hotel. 

DODGE  GEORGE  C,  farmer,  h.  157  Eu- 
did. 

DODGE  HENRY  H.,  U,  S.  Commissioner, 
Government  Building,  h.  141  Euclid. 

Dodge  John,  baker,  bds.  Franklin  House. 

Dodge  Luther  P.  Photographic  Chemist, 
198  Superior. 

Dodge  Mrs.  Nancy,  widow  of  Samuel,  b.  147 
Euclid. 


DODGE  0S3IAN  E.,  pianos.  3  and  5  Eu- 

'      did,  h.  61  Ontiirio. 

I  Doen    John,   shoemaker,    h.  151  Scoville 

1      Avenue. 

I  Doering  E.,  grocer,  198  Pittsburgh. 

Doemer  William,   agricultural   tool  maker, 
i      h.  Laurel. 
I  Doerr  Frederick,  shoemaker,  218  Lorain. 

Dogherty  Mary  Mrs.,  47  Oregon. 
I  Doherty  John,  grocery,  h,  29  York, 
1  Doherty  Julius,  clerk,  h.  47  Oregon. 

Doherty  Michael,  carpenter,  h.  29  York. 
;  Dolau  James,  farmer,  bds.  St.  Clair  House. 

Dolan  ]\Iartin,  laborer,  h.  20  Superior  Av. 
!  Dolan  Matthew,  carriage  maker,  h.  60  Mjt- 
I      rion. 

I  Dole  James,  sailor,  h,  211  West  River. 
!  Dole  William  A.,  firm  Masury,  D.  &  Co.,  h. 
j      227  Scoville  Avenue. 
I  Doleman  Jacob,  laborer,  399  Perry. 
I  Dolk  Joseph,  laborer,  32  Delaware, 
I  Bollard  John,  tailor,  h,  24  Rockwell. 
I  Eoliinger  Adam,  cooper,  h.  41  Ward. 
I  DOLMAN  MRS.  M.  J.  millinery,   225  Su- 
I      perio;-. 

i  Domer  Frederick,  tailor,  190  Superior,  h. 
i      Croton. 

I  Domstaelt  Jolin,  lock  maker,  h,  97  Jersey. 
!  Donaho  LIrs.    Ellen,    widow   of    William, 
I      washing  and  sevnng,  h,  Irving, 
I  Donahue  Hanora,  widow  of  Daniel,  h.  710 
I      Superior. 

!  Donahue  Capt.  P.,  sailor,  h.  259  Washington, 
j  Donohoe  Richard,  shoemaker,  4  Pittsburgh, 
j      h.  100  Bolivar, 

I  Donaldson  James,  flour  and  feed  store,  cor- 
I      ner  Pearl  and  Detroit,  h.  365  Detroit. 
I  Donaldson  John,  carpenter,  h  115  York. 
i  Donaldy  Patrick,  h.  rear  84  Oregon, 
i  Donaldson  David,  ship    carpenter,    h.  101 
I      Harbor, 

I  Donebert  Charles,  soap  maker,  h.  Alley  be- 
j      tween  Ohio  and  Walworth, 
j  Donivon  Daniel,  h.  15  Academy. 
1  Doni^^  John,  h.  32  West  Main. 

Donnelly  Barney,  laborer,  15  Sui^erior  Ave- 
nue. 

DONNOLLY  SUSAN  M.,  widow  of  Thoni- 

as,  boarding  house,  83  Water. 
i  Donnelly  Thomas  C,  carpenter,  h.  24  West 
Liberty. 

Donavan  Cornelius,  laborer,  388  Lorain. 

Doolittle  Luther,  farmer,  h.  324  Kinsman. 

Doran  John,  livery,  h.  lake  shore, 

Doran  0.  M.,  laborer,  25  Phelps. 

Dormeyer  Henry,  musical  instruments,  143 
Kinsman. 

Dorn  D.  F.,  saloon,  cor.  Water  and  Superior. 

Dorn  John,  shoemaker,  bds.  67  Michigan. 

Dorn  Nicholas,  carpenter,  h.  186  Greenwood, 


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Dorsett  John  W.,  carriage  maker,  h.  318 
Erie. 

Dorsett  Mrs.,  widow  of  Thomas,  h.  16  Web- 
ster. 

Dorson  Patrick,  laborer,  149  Cedar  Avenue. 

Dotterweich  John,  saloon,  330  Erie. 

Dottoweich  Valentine,  brewer,  h.  130  York. 

Doty  Nathan,  engineer,  h.  6  Farley's  Court. 

Dougherty  Neal,  peddler,  h.  317  Lorain. 

Dougherty  Eobert,  laborer,  82  Jersey. 


Draper  Thomas,  shoemaker,  h.  87  Frank- 
fort. 

Drayman  Henry,  watchman,  Stanley's  candle 
factory,  h.  224  Pittsburgh. 

Dreher  Anton,  melodeon  maker,  h.  99  Or- 
ange. 

Dreher  B.,  melodeon  maker,  h.  99  Orano-e. 

DREHER,  KINNARD  &  CO.,  melodeon 
manufacturers,  corner  Superior  and  C.  G. 
&  C.  R.  R. 


Dougherty  William,  carpenter,  h.  77  Laurel. '  Dreher  M.  Lewis,  firm  D.,  Kinnard  &  Co., 


DOUGLASS  B.  &  CO.,  mercantile  agency, 
Atwater  Building. 

Douglass  James,  brakemao,  h.  Belden's 
Court. 

Douglass  John,  mason,  h.  101  Clinton. 

Douglass  R.  B.,  clerk,  120  Superior,  bds. 
Huron. 

Douglass  Stephen  E.,  sail  maker,  h.  97 
York. 

Douglass  Thomas  C,  tobacconist,  12  Pearl. 

Douglass  Thomas  J.,  saloon,  37  West  Main, 
bds.  47  West  Main. 

Dougherty  Catherine,  widow  of  Bartholo- 
mew, 177  Wilson. 

Douse  William,  laborer,  31  Clifton, 

Douw  Myron,  teamster,  h.  61  Lorain. 

Dowhet  A.,  umbrella  Jactory,  218  Ontario. 

Dowling  Thomas,  carpenter,  140  Garden,  h. 
186  Garden. 

Dowlin  Thomas,  sailor,  bds.  Franklin  House. 

Dowling  J.  S.,  i^ainter,  h.  166  Brownell. 

Downes  Mrs.  Eliza,  h.  42  Erie. 

Downie  John,  painter,   18  and  20  Rockwell. 

Downing  William,  carpenter,  h.  103  Lorain. 

Downs  Dennis,  shipwright,  h.  53  Burch. 

Downs  John,  laborer.  Second  Alley, 

Doyl  Simon,  laborer.  Second  Alley. 

Doyle  Miss,  dressmaker,  h.  190  Erie. 

Doyle  Catherine,  tailoress,  h.  119  Hamilton. 

Doj'le  Catherine,  widow  of  John,  h.  Long. 

Doj'le  Daniel,  carpenter,  h.  29  Minnesota. 

Doyle  Frank,  grocery,  14  West  Main. 

Doyle  James,  laborer,  329  Hamilton. 

Doyle  Patrick,  laborer,' bds.  108  Eiver.^ 

Doyle  William^  blacksmith,  h.  82  Carroll. 

Drabek  W.,  music  teacher,  h.  38  Kinsman. 

Drae  William,  laborer,  23  Ross. 

Dracket  John,  ship  carpenter,  h.  125  Ful- 
ton. 

Drake  Sir  Francis,  sailor,  h.  12  Miami. 

Drake  Henry,  gunsmith,  h.  369  Lake. 

Drake  Jackson,  clerk,  V.  Swain's,  h.  52 
Bond. 

Drake  James  B..  cabinet  finisher,  h.  122  Lo- 
rain. 

Drake  Morris  J.,  clerk,  h.  27  Bolivar. 

Draper  Adelia,  widow  of  William,  tailoress, 
h.  64  Michigan. 

Draper  Mrs.,  washwoman,  h.  90  Tracy, 


h.  113  Orange. 
Drery  William,  engine  wiper,  C.  &  E.  R.  R., 

h.  23  Ross. 
Dresden  Henry,  ship  caulker,  h.  42  Root. 
Dressier  Charles,  butcher,  h.  79  Parkman, 
Drew  Charles,  carpenter,  h.  182  Hamilton. 
Drew  J.  H.,  firm  J.  H.  D.  &  Co.,   bds.  28 

Chestnut. 
DREW  J.  H.  &  CO.,  groceries,  116  Ontario. 
Drews  John,  laborer,  rear  70  Williams. 
Drine  Martin,  blacksmith,  h.  102  Lorain. 
Drinnafelder  Henry,  barber,  87  Garden, 
Driscoll  John,  sailor,  h.  483  Lake. 
Driscoll  John,  sailor,  rear  44  Bolivar. 
Driscoll  John,  tavern  keeper,  82  Water, 
Driscoll  Captain,  sailor,  h.  68  Herman. 
Driskell  Dennis,  city  lamp  lighter,  h.  rear  231 

Erie. 
Droeger  Frederick,  cabinet  maker,  h.  Brook- 
lyn, 
Drone  Frederick,  coal  dealer,  h.  8  Johnson. 
Drone  Willis,  omnibus  agent,  147  Supeiior, 

bds.  8  Johnson. 
Drum  John,  carriage  maker,  101    Seneca, 

h.  26  Vine. 
Drury  George,  engineer,  bds.  43  Jackson. 
Drussell  John,  carpenter,  h.  112  Irving. 
Dryer  Ferdinand,  carpenter,  h.  rear  11  Ward. 
Dryer  Paul,  tailor,  h.  62  Grove. 
Drysdale  Robert,  h.  72  Cedar. 
Duane  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  47  Hicks. 
Dubber  Peter,  laborer,  143  Oregon. 
Dneper  John,  laborer,  55  Cherry. 
Duerfeld  Charles,  barber,  214  Ontario,  bds. 

71  Michigan. 
Duffey  J.  0.,  attorney,  155  Water. 
Dugan  James,  dealer  in  liquors,  165  River, 

h.  120  Clinton. 
Dugan  James,  carpenter,  h.  400  Perry. 
Dugan  Patrick,  brick  layer,  h.  29  Alabama. 
Dugan  Richard,  dealer  in  liquors,  bds.  83 

Water. 
Dugel  John,  laborer,  h.  near  C.  &  M.  coal 

dock. 
Duke  Thomas,  stone  cutter,  bds.  69  Orange. 
Dulan  John,  laborer.  West 'River. 
Duly  Mrs.,  Avidow  of  William,  h.  33  Willet. 
Dumnialdinger  Charles,  coppersmith,  h.  438 

St.  Clair. 


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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY. 


Dunbar  Moses  W.,  grocer,  b.  55  Fulton. 

DUNCAN  A.  B.,  soap  and  candles,  Canal, 
h.  85  Miami. 

Dungleson  John,  maltster,  395  West  River, 
bds.  9  Jay. 

Dunham  Alfred,  shoemaker,  h.  167  Clinton. 

Dunk  Simon,  oil  cloth  printer,  Webster's 
factory,  h.  18  Delaware. 

Dunlap  Alexander,  traveling  agent,  67  Water 

Dunlap  Andrew,  carpenter,  h.  86  Fulton. 

Duulap  John  H.,  freight  express,  53  Water. 

Dunlap  Peter,  (colored,)  porter  0.  &  T.  R.  R. 

Dunn  James,  boarding,  foot  Water. 

Dunn  Joseph,  mason,  h.  19  Wilson. 

Dunn  Mrs.,  widow  of  Thomas,  washerwo- 
man, h.  West  River. 

Dunn  Peter,  tailor,  125  Superior,  bds.  26 
Rockwell. 

Dunn  Matthew,  brakeman,  bds.  77  Water, 

Dunn  P.,  grocer,  823  St  Clair. 

Dunn  Richard,  mason,  h.  127  Muirson. 

Dunn  William,  painter,  437  St  Clair. 

Dunnapla  William,  laborer,  41  Mill. 

Dunovan  Paul,  saloon  on  dock,  h.  49  Whit- 
man. 

DunstKiUian,butchercor.  Garden  and  Perry 

Dunton  Daniel,  weighmaster,  weighlock,  h. 
153  Prospect 

Durgin  George  W.,  grocer,  comer  Huntiog- 
ton  and  Garden,  h.  226  Perry. 

Durgen  Lyman  W.,  machinist,  215  Hamilton. 

Durian  John,  porter,  h.  115  Greenwood. 

Duroy  Marshall,  engraver,  bds.  125  Kinsman. 

Duroy  Martial,  confectioner,  h.  1 18  Kansman. 

Durst  Andon,  tailor,  h.  10  Johns. 

Dusel  John,  laborer,  h.  44  River. 

Dutton  Jacob,  firm  Farmer  &  D.,  h.  32  On- 
tario. 

DUTY  D.  W.,  undertaker,  187  Erie,  h.  134 
Prospect. 

Dwyer  James,  sailor,  bds.  142  River. 

Dwyer  John,  cabinet  maker,  h.  67  Vermont. 

Dwyer  John,  carpenter,  h.  rear  20  Superior. 

Dyer  Samuel,  sailor,  bds.  142  River. 

Dyckes  Henry,  pail  manufacturer,  h.  25 
Smith. 

Dycks  Joseph,  pail  manufacturer,  h.  25 
Smith. 


E 

Eagan  Charles  C,  clerk  Lucas  &  Co.,  h.  208 

Pittsburgh. 
Eagan  Michael,  sawyer,  h.  63  Taylor. 
Eager  Lucius  V.  stove  dealer  119  Detroit,  h. 

163  Clinton. 
Eager  Theodore,  saw  maker,  h.  47  Mechanic. 
EAGLE  FOUNDRY,  Front 
Eagle  Louis,  baker,  62  Muirson. 


Eardley  Wm.,  paper  maker,  h.  240  Orange. 

Earl  L.  C,  pressman,  Review. 

Earl,  widow  of  John,  shoe  binder,  244  Pitta- 
burgh. 

EARL  MARCUS  A.,  sewing  machines,  246 
Superior,  h.  321  Lake. 

Earl  Thomas,  flour  store,  new  market 
grounds,  h.  25  Bolivar. 

Earle  John,  upholster,  412  Perry. 

Earley  Thomas,  clerk,  228  Superior,  h.  49 
High. 

Earle  William,  laborer,  44  Lyman. 

Eason  Donald,  clerk,  bds.  42  Euclid. 

Eason  Samuel  C,  builder,  17  Sheriff. 

Easterbrook  Thomas,  C.  &  P.  Freight  De- 
pot h.  10  Floyd  street 

Easterly  John,  blacksmith,  bds.  348  St 
Clair. 

Eastland  Thomas,  sailor,  199  Hamiltod. 

Eastman  Luther,  constaljle,  h.  185  Lorain. 

Easton  J.  S.,  firm  Levna  E.  &  Co.,  bds. 
City  Hotel. 

Easty  Charles  W.,  Receiving  Clerk  C.  C.  & 
C.  R.  R.,  h.  25  Wood. 

Eaton  George,  car  builder,  h.  39  Greenwood. 

Eaton  Isaac,  carpenter,  bds.  491  Lake. 

Eaton  Samuel,  ship  carpenter,  h.  72  Her- 
man. 

Eavis  Henry,  shoemaker,  h.  84  Taylor. 

Eber  Christian,  laborer,  179  Hamilton. 

Eber  Solomon,  cooper,  h.  162  Pearl. 

Eberhard  John,  grocer,  9  Brainard,  h,  7 
Brainard. 

Eberhart  Charles,  shoemaker,  198  Hamilton. 

EBERMAN  A.  M.,  banker,  1  Oviatt's  Ex- 
change, comer  Superior  and  River,  bds. 
Johnson  House. 

Ebert  Christian,  blacksmith,  162  Qtirden,  h. 
52  Lorain. 

Ebert  Christian,  laborer,  566  Superior. 

Ebert  Frita,  laborer,  59  Mechanics. 

Eble  George  grocer,  380  Lorain. 

Eckhand  Barbara,  widow  of  Ahard,  77 
Fulton. 

Eclftirt  Phillip,  blacksmith,  h.  Brooklyn. 

Eckerly  George,  barber,  h.  18  Center. 

Eckermann  Augustus,  miller,  h.  152  Orange. 

Eckerman  Louis,  grocery,  192  Bridge, 

Eckerman  Lewis,  carr.age  maker,  bda  884 
St  Clair. 

Eckert  Charles,  laborer,  181  Lake. 

Eckert  Daniel^  joiner,  h.  188  Kinsman. 

Eckert  Ferdinand,  shoemaker,  h.  15  Alft- 
roll. 

Eckman  Henry,  watchman  R.  R.,  h.  22  Gar- 
drake. 

Edam  John,  laborer,  188  Greenwood. 

EDDY  D.  A.,  h.  18  Lake. 

EDDY  FRANCIS  H,  hardware,  11  Pearl, 
h  16  Clinton. 


or  Ambrotype,  shoidd  not  foil  to  visit  NORTH'S  GALLEBT. 


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Eddy  Julius,  clerk,  11  Pearl,  bds.  16  Clinton. 

Eddy  M,  L,.  carpenter,  bds.  83  Public  Square. 

EDDY  W.  H.,  physician,  235  Superior,  h. 
22  Webster. 

Ede  Elias,  firm  E.  &  Marshall,  h.  25  Fulton. 

Ede  &  Marshall,  blackgmitha  and  carriage 
work,  46  Michigan. 

Edelman  Henry,  C.  &  P.  Freight,  Depot,  h. 
9  Croton. 

EDGARDTON  WARREN  P.,  attorney,  5 
and  6  Rouse's  Block, 

Edelman  Michael,  teamster,  h  21  Fountain 
Alley. 

Edinger  Wm.,  porter  96  Superior. 

Edison  Simeon,  lake  clerk,  bds.  56  Pearl. 

Edleman  Henry,  laborer,  Croton. 

Edson  Calvin,  firm  E.  &  Enos,  h.  110  Vine. 

ED  SON  &  ENOS,  fish  market,  Michigan, 
rear  Stickney  &  Baker's  Block. 

Edson  Gridley,  fisherman,  h.  110  Vine. 

Edwards  Edward  B.,  grocery,  283  SL  Clair.  ■ 

Edward*  James,  sailor,  bds.  235  West  River. 

EDWARDS  &  IDDINGS,  wholesale  gro- 
cers and  commission  merchants,  145  Wa- 
ter, and  46  and  48  Union. 

Edwards  N.  W.,  joiner,  259  Pittsburgh. 

Edwards  Haspell  S.,  h.  158  Lake. 

Edwards  William  firm  E.  &  Iddings,  h.  65 
Ontario. 

Edwards  William,  laborer,  16  Academy. 

EELLS  DAN  P.,  cashier  Commercial  Bank, 
h.  200  Euclid. 

Eells  T.  Dwight,  secretary  of  Gas  Co.,  195 
Superior,  h.  East  Cleveland. 

Egart  Wm.,  carpenter,  h.  87  Willet. 

Egensberger  Frank,  saloon,  Dock,  h.  10 
Academy. 

Egendringer  Xaven,  carriage  trimmer.  Low- 
man's,  h.  44  Parkman. 

Egle  Jacob,  moulder,  h.  75  Oregon. 

Egts  George,  laborer,  121  Clifton. 

Ehrhardt  Charles,  vamisher,  h.  98  Eagle. 

Ehsler  Joseph,  tailor,  h.  133  York. 

Eichler  Henry,  tailor,  h.  29  Superior, 

Eimers  Herman,  carpet  weaver,  h.  279  Lake. 

fiirman  C,  scale  maker,  h.  Heights. 

Eiset  Louis,  stone  mason,  h.  150  Scoville  Av. 

Eisel  Philip,  shoemaker,  bds.  139  Kinsman. 

Eisel  Philip,  shoemaker,  h.  150  Scoville  At. 

Ekenfils  Andrew,  flour  and  feed,  323 
Pittsburgh. 

Eldred  Charles  M.,  cabinet  maker,  bds.  31 
Prospect 

Eldredge  Alonzo,  carpenter,  h.  51  Pearl. 

Eddridge  John,  groom,  h.  304  Prospect. 

Elflein  John  G.  F.,  tailor  and  grocer,  299 
Lake. 

Eli  Robert,  machinist,  h.  107  Case  Avenue. 

EUgood  Harriet,  widow  of  Frederick,  h.  148 
Garden. 


EUing  Charles,  soap  maker,  h.  46  Hill. 

Elliott  Ferdinand,  carpenter,  h.  102  Irving 

Elliott  George,  drayman,  h.  107  Courtlandt. 

Elliott  James,  tinner,  Superior,  h.  58  Orange. 

Elliott  T.  G.,  book  keeper,  Gordon,  McMil- 
lan &  Co.,  h.  60  Fulton. 

Ellis  Charles,  gardener,  bds.  393  Euclid. 

Ellis  Elijah,  policeman,  h.  64  Cedar. 

Ellis  Isaac  N.,  printer,  Herald,  h.  79  Ham- 
ilton. 

Ellis  Robert,  (colored)  barber,  under  Frank- 
lin House,  h.  25  Division. 

Ellis  William,  hostler,  bds.  113  Seneca. 

EUisse, physician,  bds  148  Prospect. 

EUott  Christian,  laborer,  73  Jersey. 

Elmendinger  Gottlieb,  brakeman  C.  &  P.  R, 
R.,  h.  16  Green. 

Elsesser  Frederick,  carriage  trimmer,  h.  190 
Lorain. 

Elsinger  Max.,  grocery,  comer  Pittsburgh 
and  Liberty. 

Elsler  William,  tailor,  167  Hamilton, 

Elson printer,  bds.  100  St.  Clair. 

Elston  Wickliff,  shoemaker,  h.  95  St.  Clair. 

Elsworth  Abram,  turner,  h.  58  Hicks. 

Elvin  James,  puddler,  h.  48  Lyman. 

Elvert  John,  policeman,  h.  106  Bolivar. 

Elwell  Alfred,  law  student,  Cartter  &  Thay- 
er, h.  30  Chestnut. 

Elwell  J.  J.,  firm  Hayden,  King  &  K,  h.  30 
Chestnut. 

Elwell  J.  K.,  h.  204  Ontario. 

Elwell  Noah,  laborer,  89  McLean. 

Elwell  Richard,  laborer,  248  Superior. 

Elwood  Mrs.  Catharine,  widow  of  John, 
boarding  house,  77  St.  Clair. 

Elwood  Patrick,  porter  Angier  House. 

ELWOOD  THOMAS,  Stanwix  Hall,  248 
Superior,  bds.  77  St.  Clair. 

Ely  Alfred,  Jr.,  paymaster  C,  P.  &  A.  R.  R, 
h.  237  St-  Clair. 

Ely  Eli,  conductor  L.  S.  R.  R.,  bds.  57  Wil- 
son. 

ELY  GEORGE  B.,  secretary  and  treasurer 
C,  P.  &  A.  R.  R.,  h.  226  Kinsman. 

Ely  Moses,  car  repairer,  h.  168  Case  Avenue. 

Emch  Jacob,  wood  sawyer,  48  Irving. 

Emde  Christian,  shoemaJser,  h.  218  Hamilton. 

Emerson  Alford,  joiner,  bds.  118  Bolivar. 

Emerson  J.  C,  firm  E.  &  Sargent,  h.  105 

EMERSON  &  SARGENT,  pyrotechnists, 

575  Superior. 
Emerson  Taylor  S.,  builder,  121  Brownelt 

h.  128  BrowneU. 

Emmerman ,  laborer,  Willett 

Emrick  Hardman,  hide  dealer,  71  Orange. 
Emrick  Julius,  cooper,  61  Ward. 
Emrick  Lewis,  saloon,  h.  44  St.  Clair, 
Endon  William,  laborer,  27  Grove. 


Dedeorised  Coal,  maaufoctured  by  IiAW  &  NORTH, 


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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY. 


EdcIicss  George,  laborer,  175  Croton. 
Enelsley  George,  tinsmith,  61  C>TCgon. 
Endy  William,  laborer,  21  Grove. 
Engelhart  George,  h.  112  Bridge. 
Engel  Geoi^e,  shoemaker,  Gates'  Block,  h. 

corner  Williams  and  Superior 
Engher  Chris,  laborer,  221  Hamilton.    ' 
Enklar  William,  cooper,  h.  IIG  York. 
Enos  Jesse,  firm  Edson  &  E.,  h.  11  Summil: 

Alley. 
Enos  John,  beer  peddler,  h.  46  Newton. 
Enos  William  C,  traveling  s^ent,  h,  467  St. 

Clair. 
Englehart  George  L,  furrier,  h.  near  C.  &  M. 

R.  R.  depot. 


EVATT  CHARLES  R.,  coal  dealer,  south 

side  Cc)lumbu&  Bridge 
Evans  George,  sailor,  h.  117  Turnpike. 
Evans  James,  machinist,  h.  258  Perry. 
Evans  John,  engineer,  IxLs.  Heights. 
Evans  John,    meat  market,    129  Ontario,  h. 

154  Brownell. 
Evans  J(jha  R.,  bookbinder,  bds.  123  Bolivar 
Evans  Mi-s.  Mary,  widow  of  Thomas,  h.  104 

Turnpike. 
Evans  Peter,  painter,  h.  90  Case  Avenue, 
Evans  Mrs.    Mary,    widow  of  J.  T.,  h.  19 

Johnson. 
Evans  Robert,  livery,  bds.  140  Champlain, 
Evans  Robert,  carpenter,  h.  lUo  CortlandL 


EagleliartJoel,  clothing,  172  Superior,  h,  194  |  Evans  Thomas,  stone  cutter,  h,  12  Sked, 


St.  Clair. 

Englehart  Michael,  laborer,  42  Bur  well. 
English  Alfred,  carpenter,  h.  15  Noble  Alley. 
English  John,  grocer,  118  Detroit 
Enon  John  C,  drayman, 


Evans  T.  W.,  firm   T.  W.  E.  &  Co.,   h.  39 

Bolivar. 
EVANS  T.  W.  &  CO.,  storage,  forwarding 

and  commission,  40  Union. 
Evans  William,  drayman,  h.  258  Perry. 


Ensworth  Jeremiah,  salesman  148  and  150  i  Evans  William,  brakeman,  bds.  165  Ontario. 


Water,  h  98  Prospect. 

Ensworth  J.  C,  freight  master  C.  &  P.  R.  R., 
h,  Clinton. 

Ensworth  J.  W.,  firm  Fogg,  E.  &  Ctf.,  bds. 
Weddell  House. 

Era  Jacob,  tailor,  h.  6  Pittsburgh  continued. 

Erb  Charles  F.,  grocer,  h.  95  Lorain. 

Erbe  Charles,  salesman  66  Superior,  h.  120 
St.  Clair. 

Erbet  Jacob,  laborer,  40  Johns. 

Erhart  Yastofi',  shoemaker,  bds.  corner  Or- 
ange and  Cross. 

Erne  Daniel,  clerk,  h.  74  Fulton. 

Ernst  Andrew,  firm  Child  &  Co.,  melodeon 
maker. 

Ervin  Franklin,  laborer,  273  Lake. 

Erwin  William,  carpenter,  h.  29  Monroe. 

Esenbery  George,  warehouseman,  h,  26  Al- 
len. 

Estabrook  John  N.,  salesman,  137  Water, 
h  60  Seneca. 

Estep  E.  J.,  firm  Mason  &  E.,  h.  18  Ham- 
ilton. 

Etam  John,  blacksmith,  bds.  92  Champlain. 

Etinger  Peter,  barber,  46  St.  Clair. 

Etmer  Caspar,  laborer,  Green. 

Eucher  Andrew,  miller,  city  mills,  h.  Irving. 

Enclier  John,  miller,  city  mills,  h.  Brownell. 

Eullnch  Augustus,  tailor,  h.  276  Pittsburgh, 

Eust  John,  i^al  tern  maker,  h.  156  Pitts- 
burgh. 

Evalin  Fi-aly,  shoemaker,  h.  123  Oregon. 

Evans  Adam,  liverv,  bds.  124  Champlain. 

Evans  Alfred  P.,  clerk,  158  Ontario,  bds.  19 
Johnson. 

Evans  Clark,  fireman,  C.  &  E.  R.  R. 

EVANGELICAL  CHURCH,  (Lutheran,) 
Bolivar  near  Ei-ie. 


Evbe  Augustus,  shoemaker,  h.  106  Hamil- 
ton. 

Everardeverard  John  M.,  painter,  h.  corner 
Hill  and  Harrison. 

Everett  Azariah,  firm  Wason  E.  &  Co.,  h. 
corner  Bond  and  Superior. 

E-^rett  Azariah,  phvsician,  firm  E.  &  Mar- 
shall, h.  86  Brownell. 

Everett  Charles  D.,  notary  public,  171  Supe- 
rior, h.  corner  Kinsman  and  Vine. 

Everdcen  George,  miller,  city  mills,  h.  Uni- 
versity Heights. 

EVERETTS  &  MARSHALL,  physicians, 
86  Brownell. 

Everett  Peter  R.,  oculist,  firm  Everetts  & 
Marshall,  h.  corner  Kinsman  and  Vine. 

Everett  Sebastian  L.,  clerk.  Post  Otfice,  h. 
10  Hamilton. 

Evers  Frederick,  laborer,  bds.  126  Case  Av- 
enue. 

Ewart  William,  printer,  h.  14  Hickos. 

Eyears  Alfred,  cutter,  h.  177  Pittsburgh. 

Eyre  George,  carpenter,  h.  5  Bridge. 

Ezekiel  M.,  firm  S.  Hymau  &  Co.,  h.  114 
Lake. 

Ezker  George  F.,  laborer,  54  Bridge. 


F 


Fach  John,  stone  cutter,  h.  365  Garden. 
Facklce  Joseph,  shoemaker,  h.  8  Union. 
Fagan  Elizabeth,   widow  of  James,   h.  28 

York. 
Fagan  John,  stove  moulder,  h.  28  York. 
Fagan  Sarah,  widow  of  James,  h.  10  Miami 

Alley. 
Fahl  Conrad,  laborer,  104  Tracy. 

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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY. 


81 


Fahl  John,  drayman,  h.  132  York. 

Fahr  Martin,  laborer,  37  Smith. 

Fahrion  Gustavus,  clerk,  C.  &  P.  R.  R.,  bds. 

162  Orange. 
Fahrion  Louisa,  widow  of  Frederick,  h.  162 

Orange. 
Fairbanks  A.  W.,  firm  F.,  Benedict  &  Co.,  h. 

221  St  Clair 

Fairbanks]  benedict  &  co.,  pub- 
lishers Herald,  132  Bank. 
Fairbanks  Jabez,  carpenter,  h.  32  Croton. 
Fairbanks  Zabed,  mason,  h.  61  Rockwell. 
Fairchild  Levi  S.,  wagon  maker,  h.  192  Ohio. 
Fairnbanker  R.,  finisher,  h.  143  Bridge. 
Faith  Caspar  H.,  mason,  h.  407  Lake. 
Falconier  Francis,  h.  94  Dodge. 
Falk  Henry,  shoemaker,  174  Superior. 
Falkner  Felix,  painter,  bds.  100  St.  Clair. 
Falon  James,  laborer.  West  River.  , 
Famer  Alfred,  carpenter,  h.  62  Michigan. 
Fanall  Patrick,  drayman,  h.  16  Park. 
Fanning  Michael,  provision  inspector,  Tracy, 

Chapin  &  Co.,  h.  corner  Lorain  and  Penn. 
Farasey  James,   light  house  keeper,   h.  43 

Water. 
Father  George,  shoemaker,  189  Pearl. 
Farden  James,  malster,  at  G.  Lucas  &  Co.'s. 
Faren  Mrs.  Ann,  widow  of  Thomas,  h.  86 

Herman. 
Faun  John,  sailor,  bds.  78  Herman. 
Fargo  Charles  B.,  clerk,  bds.  38  Prospect. 
Fargo  Mrs.  Eliza  T.,  h.  38  Prospect. 
Fayen  Sarah, widow  of  Patrick,  h.  East  Main. 
Fargerson  Patrick,  h.  198  Cedar  Avenue. 
Fargo  William  H.,  firm  F.  C.  Dalton  &  Co., 

h.  38  Prospect. 
Fart  Helen,  widow  of  Michel,  h.  81  Fulton. 
Farley  Frank,  saloon,  324  Erie. 
Farley  F.  H.,  laborer,  70  Green. 
Farley  Henry,  carpenter,  h.  52  Kentucky. 
Farley  James,  laborer,  29  Willet. 
Farley  John,  policeman,  h.  188  Detroit. 
Farley  John,  shoemaker,  h.  188  Detroit. 
Farley  Patrick,  mail  carrier,  h.  1  Farley's 

Court. 
Farley  Philip,  moulder,  bds.  112  River. 
FARMER  &   DUTTON,    coal   and  coke 

dealers,  C.  &  P.  R.  R.  Pier. 
Farmer  James,    firm  F.   &  Dutton,    b.  253 

Euclid. 
Farnan  Daniel,  brass  founder,  h.  50  Garden. 
Faman  James,  brass  founder,  h.  50  Garden. 
FARNAN  WALTER,  sr.,  brass  foundry,  23 

East  Centre,  h.  50  Garden. 
Farnan    Walter,  jr.,   brass    founder,  h.   50 

Garden. 
Farner  Conrad,  cooper,   61   Ward,   bds.  21 

Lorain. 
Famsworth  Mrs.  Eliza,  furniture,  57  and  59 

Pittsburgh. 


Farell  Michael  J.,  grocery,  19  Marshall. 

Farell  Patrick,  laborer,  62  Williams. 

FaroU  Michael,  laborer,  136  York. 

Farrand  Frederick,  brakeman,  bds.  168  Ohio. 

Farrand  Mrs.  Eliza,  h.  168  Ohio. 

Farrand  Freeman,  clerk,  bds.  168  Ohio. 

Farrar  Andrew  J.,  salesman,  134  Water,  h. 
16  Chestnut. 

Farrel  Mrs.  Mary,  widow  of  Michael,  bds. 
312  Lake. 

Farrel  Mrs.  Mary,  boarding  house,  38  Erie. 

Farrell  Edward,  ex^Dressman,  h.  29  Superior 
Avenue. 

Farrell  James,  tailor,  h.  California. 

Fasche  Joseph,  laborer,  Forest,  near  Croton. 

Fassen  Jacob,  laborer,  14  Cedar  Avenue. 

Fasset  James,  chandler,  h.  14  Pittsburgh. 

Fathuer  John,  laborer,  93  Jersey. 

Fatty  John,  painter,  h.  283  Lake. 

Faucet  James,  sexton  St.  Paul's  Church. 

Faughnan  Peter,  grocery,  349  Lorain. 

Faulhaber  Charles,  clerk,  bds,  1  Center. 

Faulhaber  Matthew,  baker,  h.  38  Wilson. 

Faulkner  George,  grocery,  182  Ontario. 

Faulkner  Isaiah,  bar  keeper,  153  West  River. 

Farwell  J.  J.,  painter,  h.  251  Erie, 

Fauskle  Warren,  peddler,  h.  326  Lake. 

Faute  Augusta,  wid.  of  Charles,  h.  50  York. 

Faucett  James,  book-keeper  telegraph  office, 
bds.  205  Hamilton. 

FAY  AUGUST,  saloon,  252  Pittsburgh. 

Fay  Charles,  liquor  dealer,  bds.  97  St.  Clair. 

Fay  Christian,  drayman,  h.  38  Cherry. 

Fay  Colman,  painter,  h.  27  Pittsburgh  con- 
tinued. 

Fay  E.  S.,  clerk,  217  Superior,  bds.  304  Su- 
perior. 

Fay  Frederick,  tallyman,  C.  &  E.  R.  R, 

Fay  John,  laborer,  27  Pittsburgh  continued. 

Fay  John  M.,  clerk  C.  &  P.  R.  R.,  h.  271  Erie, 

Fearen  Miss  Eliza,  dressmaker,  h.  30  Walnut. 

Featherstone  Josiah,  firm  S.  &  J.  F.,  h.  87 
Orange, 

Featherstone  Mrs.  Sarah,  h.  87  Orange. 

Featherstone  Stephen,  firm  S.  &  J.  F,,  h.  87 
Orange. 

FEATHERSTONE  S.  &  J.,  book-binders 
and  publishers,  144  Saperior. 

Fedig  Joseph,  clerk,  bds.  311  St.  Clair. 

Feeley  Michael,  laborer,  32  Carroll. 

Fega  Simon,  wood  sawyer,  h.  55  Tracy. 

Fehle  Henry,  marble  polisher,  h.  4  Middle. 

Fehnnibaher  Romnwald,  laborer,  143  Bridge. 

Fechrenbacb  Joseph  A.,  turner,  h.  rear  64 
Parkmac. 

Fell  Geoige,  flour  and  feed,  313  Kinsman. 

Fell  Lawrence,  carpenter,  h.  89  Chatham. 

Fell  Robert,  sailor,  h.  32  Dodge. 

Feitz  John,  painter,  h.  238  Lake. 

Feitz  John,  carpenter,  h.  195  Bridge. 


Coal  Oil  and  Lamp  Depot,  189  Ontario  Street,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 


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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY. 


Felciim  Anthony,  lal)orer,  28 1  Lake, 
FeMer  Joseph,  hil)orer,  77  Parkman. 
FeMiiieth  Frederick,  shoemaker,  h.  York. 
Fell  Georjfc,  joiner,  h.  41  Cheshire. 
Feller  George  shoemaker,  h.  18  Hickox. 
Fellows  Charles,  eni^iiieer,  C.  &  P.  R,  R.,  h. 
302  Lake. 


FieM  Albert,  sailor,  h.  25  Sibley. 

FIELD  DAVID  E.,  jeweler  and  engraver, 

125  Hank,  h.  45  Huron. 
Field  James,  clerk  223   Superior,  bds.  124 

Champlain. 
Field*  John,  miller,  bis.  63  Frankfurt. 
Field  William,  machinist,  h.  31  Wilson. 


Fellows  Charles,  clerk,  150  Superior,  bds.  94  j  P^ield  William,  Tni\son,  h.  2'JO  Cedar  Avenue. 


Wood. 
Fellows   Mrs    Cornelia,  widow  of  Harlow, 

bds.  302  Lake. 
Fellows  William,  carpenter,  h.  62  depot. 
Felter  Edmund,  cabinet  maker,  h.  6'J  Jersey. 
Felton  Elias  R.,  h.  141  Cedar  Avenue. 


Field  Mrs.,  h.  114  Dare. 

Field  William  C,  clerk  32  Public  Square, 

bds,  282  Erie. 
Field  W.  D.,  American  Transportation  Co., 

h.  24  York  Alley. 
Fields  James,  blacksmith,  h.  80  Phelps. 


Felton  N.  H.,  travelUng  agent  Spencer  &  I  Filban  Patrick,  laborer,  443  West  River. 


Mellen. 
Feltus  R.  G.,  toller,  h.  Lake. 
Felmore  James,  sailor,  h.  4  Abbey. 
Feut  William,  car[)enter,  h.  294  Pittsburgh. 
Fenton  John,  shoemaker,  h.  10  Middle  Alley. 
Fenvoiisem  John,  painter,  h.  132  Burch. 
Ferdinand  L.,  mechanic,  h.  17  Phelps. 
Fergus  John,  latorer,  24  Spring. 
Ferker  Fred.,  whitewasher,  h.  87  Parkman. 
Fernald  John  S.,  grocery,  178  Detroit,  h, 

Jersey. 
Fermhotf  Jacob,  carpenter,  h.  Mulberry. 
Ferrcl    S.    S.,   clerk,    163    Ontario,   h.   19 

Crockett. 
Ferrill  William,  sailor,  bds.  153  West  River. 
Ferris  James  M.,  ticket  clerk,  C.  &  T.  R.  R. 
Fems  Joseph,  h.  23  Sheritf. 
Ferris  Joseph  M.,  painter,  bds.  60  Michigan. 
Fenis  William,  sailor,  h.  21  Hamilton. 
Ferry  W.,  laborer,  846  St.  Clair. 
Fertig  F.  J.,  clerk  173  Superior,  bds.  311  St. 

Clair. 
Fessonden  Augustus,  bill  peddler,  bds.  66 

Dare. 
Fessenden  Mrs.,  widow  of  Henry,  h  66  Dare. 
Fesscnden  Lloyd,  bill  poster,  bds.  66  Dare. 
Fettelbach  Peter,  tinsmith,  h.  188  Pearl. 
Feth  John  H.,  laborer,  77  Tracy. 
Fetterer  W^illiam,  tailor,  h.  46  Burwell. 
Fctterman  Adam,  mason,  h.  60  Carroll. 
Fetterraan  Antoni,  mason,  h.  64  Chatham. 
Fettermen  Hiram,  mason,  h.  88  Jersey. 
Fetterman  Lewis,  btulder,  h,  74  Chatham. 
Fettig  Frank,  engineer,  h.  396  St.  Clair. 
Fetzer  Andrew,  cabinet  maker,  h.  38  Orange. 
Feurstoin    Valentine,    shoemaker,    h.    410 

Pittsburgh. 
Fey  Christian,  clerk,  L.  Raws-in,  h.  CheiTy. 
Fey  Frederick,  clerk  C,  C.  &  C,  R.  R.,  h.  91 

Lake. 
Ficheter  Andrew,  rag  picker,  h.  107  Main. 
Fickclsher,   Frederick,    carpet    weaver,    78 

Frank  foii. 
Fiefield  George,  brakeman,  h.  54  Lamartine. 
Fiefield  George,  laborer,  42  Harman.  Fisher  David,  carpenter,  h.  74  Williams. 

W.  0,  NORTH'S  Photograph  ana  i^ine  Art  Gallery,  205  Superior  St., 


Filcom  John,  carpenter,  h.  130  Oregon. 

Filger  John,  laborer,  62  Muirson. 

Filinck  Henry,  laborer,  74  Green. 

Filler  John,  shoemaker,  bds.  354  St  Clair. 

Filmer  William  L.,  grocery,  43  West  Main. 

Fillmore   Bridget,    widow   of    W^illiam,    h. 
Theresa  Lane. 

Finch  G.  R.  clerk  240  Superior,  bds.  60  Eu- 
clid. 

Finch  Xancy,  widow  of  Isaac,  bds.  32  Bank. 

Finch  William,  painter,  h,  50  Parkman. 

Findley    James,    marble    cutter,  bds.    173 
Pittsburgh. 

Finger  Jacob,  firm  Taylor,  Griswold  &  Co., 
h.  19  Rockwell. 

Finican  Michael,  laborer,  15  Wilson. 

Finigau  Mrs.,   Mary  widow  of  John,  h.  57 
Lamartine. 

Finister  Leonard,  clerk,  218  Superior,  h.  49 

Fink  H.,  carpenter,  h.  153  Forest. 

Finkameyer  John  F.,  h.  105  Greenwood. 

Finley  Peter  H.,   sailor,  h.  321  Washington. 

Fiidey  Robert  M.,  sailor,  h.  319  Washington. 

Finn  Mrs.,  widow  of  John,  h.  98  Herman. 

Finn  Michael,  laborer,  h.  near  C.  &  M.  Coal 
Dock. 

Finnern  John,  laborer,  69  Superior  Avenue. 

Finnigan  Timothy,  laborer,  19  Summit  Al- 
ley. 
Scoville  Avenue. 

Firestine  Christian,  blacksmith,  h.  87  Penu. 

Firestone  F.,  shoemaker,  h.  99  Lorain. 

Firestone  John,  shoemaker,  h.  278  Lake. 

Fischer  Adam,  bds.  145  Hamilton. 

Fischer  Bassit,  tailor,  h.  296  Lake. 

Fischer  John,  lalx)rer,  145  Hamilton. 

Fischer  John,  barber,  279  St.  Clair. 

FISH  C.  L.,  lawyer,  over  142  Superior,  bds. 
80  Public  Siinare. 

Fish  Solomon,  caipenter,  h.  79  Eockwell. 

Fiscus  Peter,  wheelwright,   h.   107  Green- 
wood. 

Fisher  C.  E.,  patent  carriage  wheels,  h.  211 
Pittsburgh. 


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Fisher  Henry,  laborer,  32  East  Liberty. 

Fisher  Henry,  saloon,  h.  68  Oregon. 

Fisher  Henry,  (colored)  h.  228  Erie. 

Fisher  Jolin,  saloon,  h.  83  Bridge. 

Fisher  John,  carpenter,  h.  197  Case  Avenue. 

Fisher  Jolm,  laborer,  Monroe. 

Fisher  John,  peddler,  h.  Willet. 

Fisher  John  carriage  maker,  360  St.  Clair,  h. 
358  St.  Clair. 

Fisher  John,  carpenter,  h.  179  Case  Avenue. 

FISHER  J.  D.,  intelligence  office,  Rouse's 
Block,  Public  Square,  h.  501  Detroit. 

Fisher  Joseph,  tailor,  h.  426  St.  Clair. 

Fisher  Lawrence,  blacksmith,  h.  rear  470 
Hamilton. 

Fisher  Matthew,  head  waiter,  Weddell 
House. 

Fisher  Samuel  L.,  patent  agent,  bds.  Cil-y 
Hotel. 

Fisher  W.  A.,  firm  Bradburn  &  F.,  h.  186 
Prospect. 

Fisk  Henry  M.,  clerk,  143  Water,  bds.  47 
Public  S(]uare. 

Fisk  Mrs.,  Maria  h.  52  Huron. 

PISKE  WILLIAM,  drugs,  dental  and  sur- 
gical goods,  119  Superior,  h.  99  Lake. 

Fititler  Charles,  printer,  h.  154  Lake. 

Fitch  A.  J.,  book-keeper,  bds.  193  Clinton. 

Fitch  Charles,  carpenter,  h.  32  Grove. 

Fitch  Mrs.,  widow  of  Charles,  h.  343  Perry. 

Fitch  Eli,  printer.  Herald  office. 

FITCH  JABEZ  W.,  gent.,  h.  64  Ontario. 

FITCH  JAMES,  attorney,  8  Northrop  & 
Spangler's  Block,  h.  lake  shore.  East 
Cleveland. 

Fitch  William,  shuigle  maker,  corner  Leon- 
ard and  Voltaire,  h.  Long. 

Fitch  W.  L.,  lake  engineer,  h.  193  Clinton. 

Fitch  William  F.,  grocery,  275  Detroit. 

Fitch  Zalmon,  h.  121  EucHd. 

Fitnizer  Peter,  carriage  driver,  h.  91  Hamil- 
ton. 

Fitter  Aloe,  laborer,  53  Mayflower. 

Fitzarris  Martin,  laborer,  283  Washington. 

Fitzgerald  Catharine,  washwoman,  h.  74 
Franklin. 

Fitzgerald  James,  lamp  lighter,  h.  129 
Bridge. 

Fitzgerald  James,  paper  maker,  bds.  5  Cro- 
ton. 

Fitzgerald  Jeremiah,  laborer,  131  Bridge. 

Fitzgerald  John,  drayman,  h.  15  Vestry. 

Fitzgerald  John,  laborer,  131  Bridge. 

Fitzgerald  John  R.,  justice  of  the  peace,  h. 
10  Oregon. 

Fitzgerald  Michael,  laborer,  106  Herman. 

Fitzgerald  Michael,  laborer,  rear  82  Water. 

Fitzgerald  Patrick,  cooper,  h,  66  Fulton. 

Fitzgerald  Patrick,  carpenter,  h.  38  Mechanic. 

Fitzgerald  Patrick,  laborer,  West  River. 


Fitzgerald  Thomas,  laborer,  434  Hamilton. 

Fitzgerald  Thomas,  moulder,  h.  74  Franklin. 

Fitzgerald  William,  book-keeper,  h.  reai' 
new  Court  House. 

Fitzgerald  William,  ship  carpenter,  h.  65 
Hamilton. 

Fitzgerald  William,  h.  36  Prospect. 

Fitzgibbons  James,  rolling  mill,  h.  30  Lyman. 

Fitzgibbons  John,  laborer,  468  Hamilton. 

Fitzgibbons  Thomas,  moulder,  h.  44  Oregon. 

Fitz  henry  James,  laborer,  82  Courtlandt. 

Fitzpatrick  George,  machinist,  h.  31  Hano- 
ver. 

Fitzpalrick  James,  clerk  62  Merwin,  h. 
Williams  Alley. 

Fitzpatrick  John,  drayman,  h.  11  Lake. 

Fitzsinions  William,  moulder,  h.  176 Lorain. 

Fix  GcTge,  butcher,  h.  15  Burnham. 

Flugain  Michael,  laborer,  276  Hamilton. 

Flagler  W.  S.,  saloon  tender.  111  Water. 

Flagon  Francis,  tailor,  166  River. 

Flanders  Loren  B.,  machinist,  h.  146  Pitts- 
burgh. 

FLANDERS  L.  B.,  machinist,  29  and  31 
West,  Hewitt's  Block,  h.  51  Granger. 

Flanders  L.  D.,  machinist,  h.  93  Garden. 

Flanagan  Edward,  milk  dealer,  h.  20  Spring, 

Flanagan  J.,  laborer,  857  Superior. 

Flanigan  James,  laborer,  East  Main. 

Flanigan  Margaret,  h.  128  Oregon. 

Flanigan  Martin,  drayman,  h.  18  Johnson. 

Flanigan  Patrick,  shoemaker,  h.  9  Oregon. 

Flanigan  Pati-ick,  laborer,  near  Spruce. 

Flanigan  William,  marble  polisher,  h.  9 
High. 

Fleck  Peter,  shoemaker,  h.  174  Superior. 

I'^leck  John,  tailor,  h.  1  Jackson. 

Fleetwood  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  h.  Howe, 

Fleeschman  John  V.,  watchmaker,  h.  246 
Pittsburgh. 

Fleming  Martin,  horse  farrier,  bds.  4  Kins- 
man. 

Flishman  Lawrence,  h.  161  Dare, 

Flemming  Robert,  sawyer,  h.  36  Hanover. 

Flerhen  Mrs.,  widow  of  Samuel,  saloon,  308 
Erie. 

Fleshour  Rufen,  butcher,  h.  36  Orange. 

Fletcher  Daniel,  brewery,  h.  126  Monroe. 

Fletcher  John,  painter,  bds  40  High. 

Fletcher  Wm.  W.,  engineer,  h.  14  Summit, 

Fley  Catharine,  saloon,  132  River. 

Fley  Fortunatus,  sailor,  h.  132  River. 

Fhck  August,  carpenter,  h.  2  Floyd. 

Flick  Jacob,  laborer,  100  Hamilton. 

Flick  Miss  Margaret,  dress  maker,  14  Irving, 

FLIEDNER  CHARLES,  wig  maker  and 
bathing  rooms, Weddell  House,  h.  76  Mu- 
rison. 

Flin  Miss  Mary,  dress  maker,  h,  rear  44 
Oregon. 


Cleveland,  O.    Those  wishing  a  Photograph  in  Oil,  Plain  Photograph, 


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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIEECTORT. 


Fling  Michael,  Ms.  80  Bank. 

Flinn  Edward,  carpenter,  h.  154  Bridge. 

Flinn  John,  laborer.  Elm. 

Flinn  Michael,  machinist,  bds.  64  Bank. 

Flinn  William,  sailor,  h.  125  Oregon. 

Flint  Edward  S.,  superintendent  C,  C.  &  C. 

R.  K.,  h.  302  Perry. 
FLINT    H.   W.,   eggs,   217   River,   h.   24 

Webster. 
Flint  William,  hostler,  City  Hotel. 
Flood  C.  B.,  editor  National  Democrat,  bds. 

Johnson  House. 
Flood  James,  carpenter,  64  Michigan. 
Florine  Frank,  mason,  h.  217  Hamilton. 
Floyd  Joseph,  cabinet  maker,  bds.  45  Pub- 
lic Square. 
Fluck  Jacob,  wagon  maker,  bds.  33  Webster. 
Flurschutz  Andrew,  cooper,  h.,near  C.  &  M. 

R.  R.  depot. 
Flury    Andrew,    farmer,   h.   alley  between 

Floyd  and  Croton. 
Flynn  Edward,  ship  carpenter,  h.  154  Bridge. 
Flynn  James,  lakirer,  19  Belden. 
Flynn  Thomas,  tailor,  31  Minnesota. 
FLYNT  EDWARD  M.,  trunks,  188  Supe- 
rior, h.  52  Eagle. 
Fox  Andrew,   portor  124  Superior,  h.  63 

Greenwood. 
Focane  Casper,  carpenter,  h.  19  Clifton. 
Focke  George,  m.  d.,  h.  181  Lorain. 
Foertsch  John,   clerk  152  Ontario,  h.    35 

Webster. 
Fogd  John,  marble,  h.  Columbus. 
FOGG,   ENNSWGRTH  &  CO.,  crockery 

and  glassware,  233  and  237  Superior,  corner 

of  Seneca. 
Fogg  William  P.,  firm  F.,  Ensworth  &  Co., 

h.  321  Prospect. 
Fogle  Charles,  painter,  h.  5  Rose. 
Foley  James,  milkman,  h.  Leonard. 
Foley  Jane,  widow  of  James,  h.  108  Ohio. 
Foljambe  Charles,  bds.  199  St.  Clair. 
FOLJAMBE     SAMUEL,    justice   of   the 

peace,  96  Superior,  h.  193  St.  Clair. 
Folke  John,  laborer,  161  Croton. 
Folke  Henry,  shoemaker,  h.  172  Brownell. 
Folkninn  Edward,  tailor,  h.  23  Wadsworth. 
FollingerMichael,shoemaker,h.  252  Wilson. 
Folliat  John,  brewer,  Quinn's. 
Folliott  Jonathan,  brewery.  Canal. 
Folsom  E.  G.  Mercantile  College,  Superior, 

h.  212  Euclid. 
Folsom  Gilbert,  livery,  Detroit,  h.  76  State. 
Folsom  Romelia,   widow  of  Daniel,  h.  60 

Ontario. 
Foltz  Conrad,  baker,  bds.  63  Woodbine. 
Fontlusen  Sauty,  engineer,  h.  207  Hamilton. 
Foot  Augustus  E.,  h.  48  Ontario. 
FOOT  JOHN  A.  commissioner  state  reform 

school,  h.  424  Kinsman. 

or  Ambrotype,  should  not  fail 


FOOT.  KING  &  CO.,  lumber  yard  and  of- 
fice 275  West  River. 

Foot  Reuben,  blacksmith,  h.  202  Case  Av- 
enue. 

Foot  Samuel  A.,   firm   Guyles,  F.  &  Bash, 
bds.  Weddell. 

Foot  Wm.,  carpenter,  bds.  240  Detroit. 

Foot  A.  S.,  auctioneer,  bds.  148  Ontario. 

Foote  Eveline,  widow  of  William  L.,  h.  39 
Washington. 

FOOTE    HOIJACE,  judge   court  common 
pleas,  h.  44  Washington.  , 

Foote  Thomixs   R.,  shoemaker,   bds.  comer 
Garden  and  Kentucky. 

Foote  Zeloder  B.,  firm  F.,   King  &  Co.,  h. 
194  Euclid. 

Footlege  Frederick,  grocer,  44  Clinton. 

Footigen  Henry,  laborer,  65  Mechain'cs. 

Footlewer  Christian,  laborer,  h.  91  Clifton. 

Footrin ,  laborer,  17  Jersey. 

Forbes ,  clerk  at  Quinn's  brewery,  bds. 

81  Michigan. 

Forbes  Alexander,  joiner,  h.  39  Huntington. 

Forbey  David,  turner,  h.  50  Orange. 

Forby' Charles  H.,  millinery,  269  St.  Clair. 

Ford  F.  J.,  clerk,  217  Superior,  bds.  Ameri- 
can Hotel. 

Ford  Henry,  teacher,  h.  86  Muirson. 

Ford    Henry  J.,   clerk,    228    Superior,  h. 
Rockwell. 

Ford  John  N.,  iron  merchant,  h.  61  Pearl. 

Ford  Louisa,  widow  of  Eli,  h.  10  Bridge. 

Ford  Mortimer,  tinsmith,  bds.  42  Carroll. 

Ford  Lewis  W.,  firm  Brooks  &  F. 

Ford  William,  fireman,  C.  &  E.  R.  R. 

Ford  William,  groceria.s,  478  Case  Avenue. 

Foremann  Adam,  118  Kinsman. 

FOREST  CITY  BANK,  11^  Superior. 

FOREST    CITY   BREWERY,  south  end 
Seneca. 

FOREST  CITY  HOOK  AND  LADDER 
CO.,  27  Frankfort. 

FOREST  CITY  ICE  CO.,  office  13  Atwater 
Block. 

Forrester  John,  shoemaker,  h.  278  Lake. 

Forrester  Oliver  0.,  h.  9  Webster. 

Forester  William,   carpenter,  h.  228  West 
Liberty. 

Forman  J.  C.  book-binder,  107  Superior,  h. 
20  York  Alley. 

Fortlage  Christian  A.,  printer,  h.  92  Jersey. 

Fortlage  John,  laborer,  107  Jersey. 

Forschmer  John,  grocer,  47  Buniham. 

Forstal  Thomas,  tailor,  h.  35  Hicks. 

Forsythe  Joseph,  sailor,  h,  47  Washington. 

Forsythe  Levi,  sailor,  h.  47  Washington. 

Forsythe  Mrs.  Nancy,  widow  of  James,  h. 
47  Washington. 

Forsythe  William,  sailor,  h.  47  Washington. 

Forvel  John,  h.  50  Clinton. 

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Fost  John,  gardener,  h.  65  William. 

Foss  Charles,  laborer,  bds.  112  Clifton. 

Foss  John,  laborer,  112  Clifton. 

Fossett  Frederick,  carriage  maker,  h,  16  Bol- 
ivar. 

Foster  Francis,  firm  Blanchard  &  F.,  h.  89 
Kentucky. 

Foster  Hubbard,  clerk,  124  Ontario. 

Foster  Isaac,  phj'sician,  h.  115  Pittsburgh. 

Foster  John  B.,  brakeman,  h.  505  Case  Av- 
enue. 

Foster  Wilson,  carpenter,  shop  Canal,  h.  26 
Cedar  Avenue. 

Foster  Rufus,  mechanic,  h.  89  York. 

Fould  Rev.  Bernard  L.,  pastor,  h.  56  Park- 
man. 

Fournier  Henry,  porter,  189  Superior. 

Foust  Andrew  S.,  carpenter,  h.  11  Minnesota. 

Fouts  Martin  L.,  clerk  C  &  M.  R.  R. 

Fovarsjue  Creasey,  groceries  and  provisions, 
859'~St.  Clair. 

Fowle  H.  H.,  general  ticket  clerk  C  &  T.  R. 
R,  h.  48  Huron. 

Fowler  Edwin,  tallyman  R.  R.  Depot,  h.  251 
Hudson. 

Fowler  James,  laborer,  7  St.  Clair. 

Fowler  Mrs.  Mary  B.,  widow  of  Jonathan, 
h.  367  Lake. 

Fowler  Marvin,  engineer  C.  &  C.  R.  R.,  h. 
176  Greenwood. 

Fowzer  David,  laborer,  h.  433  Lorain. 

Fox  Conrad,  tailor,  54  Greenwood. 

Fox  John,  druggist,  h.  60  Greenwood. 

Fox  Peggy,  widow,  h.  rear  103  Main. 

Fox  Samuel,  grocery,  21  Vineyard. 

Fox  Samuel  H.,  lumber,  161  Ontario,  h. 
East  Cleveland. 

Fox  Samuel  P.,  clerk  French,  Cook  &  Co., 
bds.  153  Euclid. 

Francis  John,  saloon,  54  Woodbine,  h.  50 
Woodbine. 

Francis  John,  .veil-digger,  h.  50  John. 

Francis  Michael,  machinist,  h.  137  Lake. 

Francis  Philetus,  carriage  driver,  h.  16  Miami 
Alley. 

FRANCISCO  JACOB,  lumber  dealer,  118 
Merwin,  h.  175  Kinsman. 

Francisco  Michael  D.,  baker,  h.  7  Farley's 
Court, 

Francisco  William,  carpenter,  h.  157  Ohio. 

Frank  Isaac,  pedlar,  h.  380  Perry. 

Frank  John,  engineer,  h.  126  Orange. 

Frank  Moses,  pedlar,  h.  148  Greenwood. 

FRAN  KL AND  J.  &  CO.,  proprietors  Eagle 
Foundry,  Front. 

Frankland  James,  firm  J.  F.  &  Co.,  h.  40 
Bolivar. 

Franklin  Charles,  painter,  bds.  12  West  Main. 

FRANKLIN  HOUSE,  22  Pearl. 

Franklin  William,  candle  maker,  h.  89  Cross. 


Fransted  James,  cooper,  h.  64  Bridge. 

Frauz  Charles,  omnibus  driver,  h.  39  Lake. 

Fraley  Joseph,  watchman,  h.  132  Muirson. 

Fraley  Morant,  saloon,  107  Dock. 

Frary  Elisha,  telegraph  operator,  bds.  103 
Lake. 

Frash  Henry,  agent  Luner  Oil  Co.,  h.  14 
Sibley. 

Fraunfelder  John,  butcher,  189  St.  Clair,  bds. 
206  St.  Clair. 

Frawberg  John,  steward,  bds.  97  St.  Clair. 

Fray  Joseph,  farmer,  h.  1052  Superior. 

Frazee  John  N.,  police,  h.  138  Ohio. 

Fredden  Nathaniel,  blacksmith,  h.  223  Ham- 
ilton. 

Frecle  Henry,  grocery,  323  Lorain. 

Freedler  Conrad,  molder,  8  Croton.  ■ 

FREE  CHAPEL,  (Episcopal,)  Scoville 
Avenue,  near  Brownell. 

Freeman  Capt.  George,  h.  184  Garden. 

Freeman  Erastus,  carpenter,  h.  20  Granger. 

Freeman  Frank,  accountant,  Hussey  & 
McBride,  bds.  15  Huron. 

Freeman  George,  firm  F.  &  Kellogg,  bds. 
70  Bank. 

Freeman  Harbeck,  tailor,  h.  396  Perry. 

Freeman  Matthew,  (colored)  blacksmith,  h. 
104  Hudson. 

Freeman  Pliny,  builder,  h.  212  Prospect. 

Freeman  Thomas,  laborer,  4  Spring. 

Freeman  William,  music  teacher  at  St. 
Paul's  Church. 

FREEMAN  &  KELLOGG,  dry  goods,  217 
Suijerior. 

Freemand  Mrs.,  seamstress,  49  Parkman. 

FREESE  ANDREW,  superintendent  public 
schools,  h.  near  Water  Cure. 

Freeser  Louis,  teacher  German  language, 
bds.  60  Euclid. 

Fretter  Nathaniel,  blacksmith,  h.  223  Ham- 
ilton. 

Freeze  Leonard,  h.  10  Hill. 

Frederick ,  carpenter,  h.  38  Clifton. 

Frederick  Abe,  sailor,  h.  50  Hicks. 

Frederick  George,  laborer,  30  Parkman. 

Frederick  Henry,  moulder,  h.  106  York. 

Frederick  John,  blacksmith,  h.  141  York. 

Frederick  John,  laborer,  50  Hicks. 

Fredericks,  Myer&  Co.,  cigar  manufacturers, 
96  Chatham. 

Fredericks  Conrad,  butcher,  h.  53  McLean. 

Fredericks  Philip,  laborer,  135  Omnge. 

Frebolt  Jacob,  moulder,  h.  80  IiTing. 

Freidenter  Jacob  P.,  rear  183  Hamilton. 

Fremeer  George,  paper  maker,  h.  152  Cro- 
ton. 

French  Alfred  W.,  receiving  clerk,  Chamber- 
lin  &  Crawford,  h.  97  Clinton. 

French  Benjamin,  teamster,  h.  18  Herman. 

French  Clinton,  bds.  Angier  House. 


Dedeorised  Coal,  manufactured  by  LAW  &  NORTH, 


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FRENCH,  COOK  &  CO.,  coal  dealers,  130  j 
West  River. 

French  Charles,  lumber  merchant,  h.  4^ 
Fulton.  I 

French  Edwin  C,  firm  F.,  Cook  &  Co.,  h. 
44  Prosjxjct. 

French  E.,  agent  for  John  Tennis,  bds.  60 
Euclid. 

French  Gcors^e,  laborer,  bds.  11  St.  Charles. 

French  George  F.  former  coal  dealer,  h.  0 
Euclid. 

French  Joseph,  truckman  C.  &  E.  R.  E.,  h. 
137  Detroit. 

French  Jose]ih  C,  printer,  bds.  54  Lake. 

FRENCH  LEWIS,  Commercial  House,  155 
Seneca. 

French  Luke  B.,  firm  F.  &  Keith,  h.  131 
St.  Clair. 

French  Mrs.,  widow  of  Lewis,  boarding- 
house,  13  P>olivar. 

French  William,  clerk,  bds.  68  Water. 

FRENCH  &  KEITH,  wholesale  drv  goods, 
144  Water. 

Frenz  Henry,  carpenter,  h.  7  Scoville  Ave- 
nue. 

Frey  Christopher,  laborer,  200  Seneca. 

Frey  Gallus,  painter,  h.  Hamilton. 

Frey  Henry  A.,  coal  dealer,  130  West  River, 
bds  corner  St.  Clair  and  Wood. 

Frey  John,  shoemaker,  h.  Seneca. 

Fricke  George  H.,  shoemaker,  h.  91  Monroe. 

Fricker  Henry,  cabinet  finisher,  h.  Everett 
Alley. 

Friez  Frederick,  laborer,  h.  64  Jereey. 

Friend  John,  ship  smith,  h.  130  Courtlandt. 

FRIEND  JOHN,  notary  public  and  insur- 
ance agent,  158  Superior,  h.  476  Euclid. 

Fringhcister  Frank,  warehouseman,  li.  58 
Monroe.  • 

Frink  Elvira,  widow  of  Harvey,  boarding- 
house,  16  Johnson. 

Frisbie  H.  L.,  clerk,  Gordon,  McMillan  & 
Co.,  bds.  292  Superior. 

Frisby  Richard,  firm  F.  &  Stephens,  h 
144  Muirson. 

FRISBY  &  STEPHENS,  wholesale  deal- 
ers in  tea,  coifee,  spices,  &c.,  47  West, 
comer  Vineyard. 

Fris.sel  Erastus,  boarding  house,  148  Ontario. 

Frit^her  James,  (colored)  sailor,  h.  Sjiruce. 

Fritz  Heman,  tinsmith,  h.  196  Hamilton. 

Fromhier  Citspar,  laborer,  46  Mayflower. 

Frommyer  John,  laborer,  14  Grove. 

Frommings  Sarah  A.,  h.  85  Frankfort. 

Frost  Loring  C,  Lake  Erie  Paper  Co.,  h.  297 
Prospect. 

Fmin  Mrs.  Ellen,  h.  66  Frankfort. 

Fry  John,  laborer,  111  Lyman. 

Fry  Ricliavd,  school  teacher,  h.  61  Wilson. 

Fuckert  Christian,  rope  walk,  316  Kinsman. 


Fuchs  Adam,  stone  cutter,  bds.  164  Garden. 
Fuchs  .John,  stone  cutter,  h.  164  Garden. 
Fuerst  .John  P.,  music  teacher,  h.  36  Fourth. 
Fulir  P.  S.,  sailor,  h.  328  St.  Clair. 
Fuller  Augustus,  with  Fuller  &  Co.,  h.  160 

PiUclid. 
Fuller  John  N.,  clerk  C.  &  T.  R.  R.,  h.  169 

Lake. 
Fuller  J.  M.,  joiner,  bds.  259  Pittsburgh. 
Fuller  Ralzie  J.,  firm  F.  &  Co.,  h.  156  Eu- 
clid. 
Fuller  S.  Augustus,  firm  F.  &  Co.,   h.  160 

Euclid. 
FULLER  WILLIAM,  county   auditor,  h. 

Brooklyn. 
Fuller  William,  clerk,  228  Superior. 
FULLER  &  CO.,  wholsesale  hats,  caps,  furs 

and  millinery,  131  and  133  Water. 
Fullerton  .James,  carpenter,  h.  151  Turnpike. 
Fulltime  Lazarus,  peddler,  95  Garden. 
Fulthen  Morris,  grocer,  110  Pittsburgh. 
Funk  Martin,  carpenter,  h.  209  Hamilton. 
Furnal  Samuel,  corker,  h.  55  Taylor. 
Furniss  F.  H.,  clerk,  C.  &  P.  R.  R. 
Furni.ss  F.  W.,    printer.  Review,  bds.  New 

England  Hotel. 
Furnival   Morris,    Union   Bakery,    298  St. 

Clair. 
Furry  Frederick,  boat  store,  h.  13  Tracy. 
Furst  William,  barber,  under  Bennet  House. 

bds.  Michigan. 
Fye  William,  laborer,  156  Dare. 
Fythe  Jacob,  laborer,  179  Greenwood. 


G 

Gabe  Balzer,  teamster,  h  61  CheiTv. 

Gaberdiel  WiUiam,  St.  Nicholas,  112  Bank. 

Gable  F.,  laborer,  32  Merchant. 

Gable  Peter,  laborer,  307  Hamilton. 

Gabriel  Jas.,  blacksmith,  h.  10  St  Charles. 

Gabriel  William,  blacksmith,  Michigan,  h. 
8  St  Charles. 

Gabriel  Robert,  blacksmith,  Michigan,  h.  13 
Webster. 

Gaebelein  Pinkhatz,  shoemaker,  h.  398  Perry 

Gaeckle  E.,  machinist  h.  Brooklvn. 

GAENSSLEN  BROTHERS,  leather,  hides, 
and  findings,  103  Water. 

Gaensslen  Charles,  clerk,  103  Water,  bds. 
23  Rockwell. 

Gaensslen  Henry,  currier,  h.  22  Rockwell. 

Gaensslen  Matthias,  currier,  bds.  22  Rock- 
well. 

Gaensslen  Philip,  firm  G.  &  Brother,  h.  22 
Rockwell. 

Gaep ,  machinist,  h,  155  Root 

Gaffet  Edward,  sailor,  h.  40  Courtlandt 


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Gaffey   Thomas,    shoemaker,    h,    379    St. 

Clair. 
Gaffiny  Thomas,  laborer,  475  Lake. 
Gatt'iiay  Ellen,   widow  of  Lawrence,  saloon, 

7  St.  Clair. 
Gaffney  Patrick,  machinist,  bds.  32  Bank. 
GAGE  D.  W.,  attorney  and  insurance  agent, 

170  Superior,  h.  11  Cheshire. 
G^'e  M.  S.,  teamster,  bds.  8  Root's  Alley. 
Gahan  James,  ship  carpenter,  h.  135  Pearl. 
GaWin  Matthew,  laborer,  86  Franklin. 
Gahan  William  A.,  carpenter,  h.  10  Jay. 
Gahen  Marv,  widow  of  John,  washwoman, 

h.  40  Hicks. 
Gahn  Lawrence,  laborer,  90  Franklin. 
Gahan  Michael,  gardener,  33  Minnesota. 
Gal  John,  potter,  h.  99  Irving. 
Gail  Peter,  rimner,  William  Tell  House. 
GAINES   J.    W.,  agent,  livery  stable,  128 

Champlain,  h.  Ill  Erie. 
Gaines  William  H.,  oyster  depot,    209  Su- 
perior, h.  Ill  Erie. 
GAINES  W.  W.,  oyster  depot,  209  Superior 

bds.  Angler  House. 
Galagher  Dennis,  drayman,  h.  163  Lake. 
Galagher  Edward,  dravman,  h.  163  Lake. 
GALAGHER  FEREL  E.,  Erie  House,  82 

Water. 
Galagher  John,  stone  cutter,  h.  118  Taylor. 
Galagher  Michael,  laborer,     26  Michigan. 
Galagher    Patrick,   plumber,   h.    19    Noble 

Alley. 
Galagher  Thomas,  drayman,  h.  161  Lake. 
Gale  Charles,  captain,  h,  95  Duane. 
Gale  Daniel,  gent.,  h.  147  Lake. 
Gale  Godfrey,  tailor,  h.  154  Garden. 
GALE  JOHN  A.,  commission  merchant,  50 

Merwin,  h.  57  Eagle. 
Gale  Rodway,  h.  147  Lake. 
Gallagher  Andrew,  laborer,  150  Root. 
Gallagher  Anthony,  laborer.  East  Main. 
Gallagher  Bridget,  widow  of  Patrick,  h.  rear 

19  Vineyard. 
Gallagher  Barclay,  laborer,  foot  of  Water. 
Gallagher  Daniel,  laborer,  rear  72  Bolivar. 
Gallagher  Farrell,  laborer,  370  Detroit. 
Gallagher  John,  laborer,  63  East  Main. 
Gallagher  John,  laborer,  rear  19  Vineyard. 
Gallagher  John,  drayman,  h.  385  St.  Clair. 
Gallagher  John,  peddler,  h.  92  Scott. 
Gallagher  John,  shipwright,  h.  170  Detroit. 
Gallagher  John,  machinist,  h.  79  Parkman. 
Gallagher  Linus,  h.  924  St.  Clair. 
GALLAGHER    MICHAEL,    independent 

police,  lis  Water,  h.  46  Orange. 
Gallagher  Neal,  laborer,  foot  of  Water. 
Gallagher  Owen,  laborer,  65  East  Main. 
Gallagher  Patrick,  laborer,  rear  20  Spring. 
Gallagher  Patrick,  grocery,  43  East  Main. 
Gallagher  Peter,  laborer,  rear  19  Vineyard. 


Gallaway  James,  blacksmith. 

Gallaway ,machinist,  bds.  126  Hamilton 

Gallian  William,  blacksmith,  h.  25   Wiiley._ 
GalligherFarl,  laborer,  26  Spring. 
Galligher  Germannis,  drayman,  h.  44  Hill. 
Galligher  Patrick,  grocery,  26  Spring. 
Galliviri  Patrick,  laborer, '477  St.  Clair. 
Galloway  Mrs.  Ann,  widow  of  Milo,  h.  462 

Clinton. 
Galloway  Charles  A.,  clerk,  bds.  62  Clinton. 
Galloway  Henry,  machinist,  bds.  45  Bank. 
Galloway  James,  blacksmith,  bds.  352  St. 

Clair. 
Galloway  William  B.,  provisions,  Center,near 

Bridge,  bds.  62  Clinton. 
Gallt  R.  M.,  carpenter,  h.  60  Scoville  Alley. 
Galovan  Daniel,  laborer,  186  Columbus. 
Galway  Abram,  (colored,)  plasterer,  bds.  116 

Hudson. 
Galway  David,  tailor,  h.  98  St.  Clair. 
Gannon  Catharine,  h.  196  Seneca. 
Gans  Moses,  peddler,  h.  408  Perry. 
Ganson  Joseph,  F.,  carpenter,  h.  153  Brown- 
ell. 
GARDNER  A.  S.,  crockery,  220  Superior, 

h.  167  Prospect. 
Gardner  Charles,  h.  85  Hanover, 
Gardner  Darwin  N.,  clerk,  220  Superior,  h. 

167  Prospect.  * 

Gardner  Geo.  S.,  firm  G.  S.  G.  &  Co.  h.  128 

Lorain. 
GARDNER  G.  S.  &  Co.,  iron  foundry,  16 

West. 
Gardner  G.  W.,  firm  Otis,  Brownell  &    Co., 

bds.  81  Euclid. 
Gardner  Hampton,  h.  167  Prospect. 
Gardner  James,  bds.  21  Middle, 
Gardner  James,  firm  G.  &  Vincent,  h.  125 

St,  Clair. 
Gardner  James  P.,  salesman,    101  Superior, 

h.  125  St.  Clair. 
Gardner  Joseph,  saloon,  20  River. 
Gardner  Richard,  laborer,  162  West  Liberty. 
Gardner  Samuel,  baker,  h.  60  Pearl. 
Gardner    T.    W.,  commission  merchant,  h. 

125  St.  Clair. 
Gardner  William,  (colored)  laborer,  41  Bel- 
den. 
GARDNER  &  VINCENT,  furniture  dealers, 

120  Water. 
Gardy  George,  (colored)  laborer,  corner  Cal'. 

ifornia  and  Muirson. 
Garrett  John,    blacksmith,   bds.   55   West 

Center. 
Garreughly  Mary,    widow  of  John,  h.    59 

Muirson. 
Gargens  Lewis,  laborer,  107  Jersey. 
Garigus  J,  H.,  brakesman,  bds.  16  Johpsou, 
Garin  John,  tailor,  h.  135  Harbor. 
Garing  William,  engineer,  h.  56  Tracy. 


CoalgOil  and  Lamp  Depot,  189  Ontario  Street,  Cleveland,  Ofoio, 


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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY. 


Garity  Michael,  laborer,  rear  25  Ohio. 
Garity  Thomas,  laborer,  26  Ohio. 
Garlach  Philip,  bakery,  63  Woodbine. 
Garlic  John,  sailor,  h.  71  Woodbine. 
Garlick  Edward  C,  firm  Blish,  G.&  Co.,bda. 

Angler  House. 
GARLICK    THEODATUS,    physican.    1 

Hoffman's  Block,  h.  22  Cheshire. 
Garlick  Wilmot  H.,  clerk,  110  Public  Square. 

bils.  28  Cheshire, 
Garmley  Patrick,  laborer,  154  Bridge. 
Garody  Thomas,  teamster,  bds.  53  Harrison. 
GaiTetson  Hiram,  firm  Hanna  G.  &  Co.,  h. 

East  Cleveland. 
GARRETT    ALEXANDER,    real    estate, 

over  American  Express  office,  h.  Rockpoit. 
Garrett  David  J.,  bds.  Bennett  House. 
Garrett  Mrs.  Patty,  h.  58  Seneca. 
Garring  Peter,  sailor,  h.  186  Hamilton. 

Garrison ,  laborer.  West  River. 

Garrison  Jonas,  laborer,  267  West  River. 
Garrison  Thomas,  (colored)  cook,  Weddell 

House,  h.  7  High. 
Garsey  Rory,  laborer,  92  Spruce. 
Gartman  William  P.,  lathing,  h.  114  Hud- 
son, 
Garvey  Dennis,  plasterer,  h.  28  Garden. 
Garvey  Edward,  brush  maker,  bds  13  Boli- 
var. 
Garvey  Francis,  tailor,  h.  6  Whitman. 
Garvey  John,  peddler,  h.  172  Oregon. 
Garvey  John,  plumber,  bds.  97  St.  Clair. 

Garvey  Peter,  sailor,  bds.  24  River, 
Garvey  Mrs.  Rose,  widow,  h.  170  Oregon. 
Garvis  Robert,  gas  fitter,  bds.  26  Rockwell. 
Garwood  John  W.,  builder,  h.  255  Erie. 
Garstocker  George,  laborer,  182  Bridge. 
Garstocker  Johr.,  laborer,  182  Bridge. 
Gasper  Michael,  shoemaker,  h.  59  Bumham. 
Gassar  Joseph,  waiter,  American  Hotel,  h. 

rear  34  Parkman. 
Gassar  Nicholas,  laborer,  63  Orange. 
Gatternic  J.,  laborer,  21  Phelps. 
Gatchell    Augustus    C,    engineer,    h.   171 

Franklin. 
Gates    Edward  P.,  book  keeper,   bds.    89 

Prospect. 
GATES   HORATIO  N.,   forwarding    and 

commission,   River  near   Superior,  h.  89 

Prospect. 
Gates  J.  H.,  clerk  on  lake,  h.  89  Prospect. 
Gates  James  M.,  clerk,  185  Superior,  bds. 

Buniett  House. 
GATES,  ROUSE  &  BUTTS,  coal  dealers, 

government  pier. 
Gates  Stephen,  carpenter,h.  rear  46  Brownell. 
Gatiseh  George,  laborer,  h.  rear  105  Main. 
Gauf  Wm.,  laborer,  W.  River. 
Gawej^  James,  marble  cutter,  h.  28  Garden. 
Gawl  William,  laborer,  h.  31  Division. 


Gawne  John,  mason,  h.  97  Kinsman. 
Gawne  William,  soap  factory,  h.  80  Croton. 
Gay  George,   engineer,  paper  mill,  h.  178 

Orange. 
Gayeen  William,  (colored)  laborer,  h.  Sec- 
ond Alley. 
Gaylord  Erastus  F.,  gent.,  h.  374  Kinsman. 
Gaylord  Henry  C,  firm  G.  &  Hammond,  bds. 

Angier  House. 
Gaylord  Mrs.  M.   T.,  widow  of  Henry.  K, 

h.  47  Euclid. 
Gavlord  Sylvanus  T.,  h.  47  Euclid. 
GAYLORD  &  HAMMOND,  drugs,  paints, 

and  oils,  120  Superior. 
Gayton  Mrs.  C,  dressmaker,  h.  30  Walnut. 
Geglin  Leonard,  grocery,  316  Hamilton. 
Gehan  Lawrence,  laborer,  90  Franklin. 
Gebbert  Benedict,  tailor,  h.  107  Hamilton. 
Grbr  Christian,  clerk,  h.  31  Ohio. 
Gech  C,  grocer,  875  Superior. 
Gechwint  Melcher,  sailor,  h.  42  Muirson. 
Geddies  Sopier,  finisher,  h.  13  Willet. 
Gee  James,   carpenter,    bds    233    Scoville 

Avenue. 
Gee  Peter,  moulder,  h.  Detroit,  near  Ken- 
tucky. 
Geekie  James,  h.  118  Phelps. 
Geer  Clark,   clerk,   158   Detroit,   bds.    108 

Vermont. 
Geer  L.  G.,  h.  138  Lake. 
Geer   Hezekiah,   firm   H.   G.   &    Co.,  bds. 

Weddell  House. 
Geer  Oliver  C,  auctioneer,  158  Detroit. 
GEER  H.  &  CO.,  livery  stable,  126  Bank. 
Geene  Jeremiah  M.,   photographs,   h.    45 

Fulton. 
Geenen  Henry,  R.  R.  depot,  h.  166  River. 
Geese  Frederick,  laborer,  64  Webster. 
Gehring  Charles,  brewer,  15  Brainard. 
Gehring  K.  A.,  butcher,  h.  50  Abbey. 
Grib  Chas.  J.,  shoemaker,  168  Lorain,  h.  69 

Penn. 
Grib  Peter,  blacksmith,  comer  Mechanic  and 

Monroe. 
Geis  Michael,  laborer,  139  York. 
Geingler  Ernst,  cooper,  h.  Courtland. 
Genserset  Eve,  widow  of  George,  h.  79  St. 

Clair. 
Gentes  Christian,  laborer,  bds.  23  Irving. 
Gentes  Henry,  laborer,  bds.  23  Irving. 
George  Henry,  tailor,  h.  145  Dare. 
George  Henry,  goldsmith,  bds.  206  St.  Clair. 
Geokie  James,  machinist,  C.  &  E.  machine 

shop. 
George  Thomas,  miller,  h.  66  Pearl. 
George  Thomas,  flour  and  feed,  377  Lorain. 
Georging  W^m.  D.,  painter,  h.  425  Lake. 
Geotz  Charles,  grocer,  940  St.  Clair. 
Gepford  Joseph,  painter,  alley  rear  10  Park- 


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Gerard  J.  P.,  -wool  grader,  105  Bank. 
Gerber  C,  salesman,  135  Water. 
Gerchslieimer  Andrew,  saloon,  646  St.  Clair. 
Gerharty  Nancy,  widow  of  Michael,  h.  W. 

River. 
GERLACH  JOHN,  boots  and  shoes,  170 

River,  h.  101  Lake, 
GERMAN    CATHOLIC    CHURCH,    bet. 
Carroll  and  Lorain. 

GERMAN  EVANGELICAL  CHURCH, 
corner  Erie  and  Eagle. 

GERMAN  EVANGELICAL  PROTES- 
TANT CHURCH,  corner  Erie  and  Ham- 
ilton. 

GERMAN  INSURANCE  COMPANY,  At- 

water  Building. 
GERMAN  METHODIST  CHURCH,  cor- 
ner York  and  Bridge. 

GERMAN  METHODIST  CHNRCH,  cor- 
ner Lorain  and  McLean. 

GERMANIA,  54  Public  Square. 

Gerhinger  John,  shoemaker,  h.  108  Ham- 
ilton. 

Gerspacher  Joseph,  cabinet  maker,  189 
Kinsman. 

Gerstaker  Charles,  laborer,  Green. 

Gerstaker  Conrad,  cooper,  bds.  88  Merwia. 

Geastaker  George,  laborer,  180  Bridge. 

Gerstnick  John,  blacksmith,  h.  121  Phelps. 

Gertrum  Peter,  scale  maker,  h.  6  Lorain. 

Gertser  Miss  Catharine,  tailoress,  h.  100  Ore- 
gon. 

Gertser  Mrs.  Catharine,  h.  100  Oregon. 

Gertser  William,  tailor,  h.  100  Oregon, 

Gerue  Jane,  widow  of  Philip,  tailoress,  h, 
11  Pearl. 

Gesch  Louis,  shoemaker,  h.  533  St.  Clair, 

Geschwind  M.,  tailor,  h.  42  Muirson. 

Gesnacher  Charles,  laborer,  107  Chatham. 

Gessler  M.,  tanner,  h.  152  Dare. 

Gestenberger  Gutlip,-  carpenter,  h.  41  Web- 
ster. 

Getchel  Augustus  C,  engineer,  h.  171 
Franklin. 

Getez  Marcus,  blacksmith,  41  Laurel, 

Gettre  George,  laborer,  84  Kinsman. 

Getz  Godfried,  shoemaker,  156  Pearl, 

Getz  Martin,  carpenter,  h.  73  Willet. 

Geyette  Nicholas,  shoemaker,  bds.  97  St. 
Clair, 

Ghering  Charles,  brewer,  17  and  19  Hicks, 

Ghist  C,  laborer,  875  Superior. 

Giar  Edward,  livery,  h.  rear  117  Water, 

Gibbens  Henry  S.,  carpenter,  bds.  366  St. 
Clair. 

Gibbens  John  S.,  carpenter,  h.  366  St.  Clair. 

Gibbins  John,  laborer,  13  Fountain  Alley. 

Gibbons  Edward,  drayman,  h.  20  Marshall. 

Gibbons  Francis  W.,  h.  398  Lake. 

Gibbons  John,  laborer.  West  River. 


Gibbons  Miles,  laborer,  117  Phelps. 

Gibbons  Miles,  painter,  h.  400  Lake. 

Gibbons  Peter,  grocer,  2  Kinsman. 

Gibbons  Richard,  laborer,  80  Vermont, 

Gibbons  V.,  laborer,  179  Taylor. 

Gibbons  W.  J.,  printer,  h.  92  Muirson. 

Gibe  Hamilton,  piano  turner,  bds  23  Sheriff, 

Gible  Frederick,  blacksmith,  h.  44  Park  man, 

Gibson  Alexander,  m.  d.,  office  117  Ontario, 
up  stairs,  h.  221  Erie. 

Gibson  Byron,  painter,  bds.  40  High, 

Gibson  John,  tailor,  bds.  97  St.  Clair. 

Giddings  James,  blacksmith,  h.  rear  44  Bol- 
ivar. 

Gidley  William,  sailor,  h.  43  Belmont. 

Giffney  James,  sailor,  h.  142  Bridge. 

Gilbert  Elihu,   mineral  water,   Seneca,  bds, 
58  Huron. 

Gilbert  George,  saloon,  h.  22  Johnson. 

Gilbert  Jacob,  laborer,  84  Hamilton, 

Gilbert  Lawson  A.,  firm  L.  A,  G.  &  Co.,  h, 
26  Granger, 

Gilbert  L.  A.  &  Co.,  commission  merchants, 
150  Ontario. 

Gilbert  Wm.  B.,  hotel  231  Pearl. 

Gilden  William,  shoemaker,  h.  34  Delaware. 

Gilden  William,  shoemaker,  h.  56  Granger. 

Giles  William,  laborer,  rear  56  Bolivar. 

Gilespie  Owen,  h.  28  Hicks. 

Gilespie  Patrick,  laborer,  West  River. 

Gilfather  Francis,  laborer,  67  Vermont. 

Gill  George,  laborer,  24  Wadsworth. 

Gill  John,  laborer,  foot  of  Water. 

Gill  James,  laborer,  61  Orange. 

GILL  JOHN,  builder,  h.  213  Erie, 

Gill  John,  mason,  h.  49  Jackson. 

Gill  John  C,  physician,  bds.  213  Erie. 

Gill  Michael,  laborer,  234  Erie. 

Gill  Robert,  silver  plater  and  bell  hanger,  5 
Mechanics'  Block,  h.  21  Bolivar. 

Gill  William,  shoemaker,  101  Superior. 

Gillar  Edward,  grocery  and  boarding,  h,  273 
Detroit. 

Gilland  William,  tinner,  h.  279  Erie. 

Gillerman  William,  laborer,  152  Wilson. 

Gillet  Miss  Hannah,  h.  21  Chestnut, 

Gillett  Henry,  sailor,  h.  8  Jay. 

Gillett  Henry  H.,  saddler,  13  Pearl. 

Gillett  Miss  Kate,  h.  21  Chestnut. 

Gillett   Townsley,   cabinet  maker,   h.    275 
Detroit, 

Gillette  John  M.,  firm  H.  Birch  &  Co.,  124 
Water. 

Gillin  Edward,  drayman,  h.  273  Detroit. 

Gillispie  Patrick,  laborer,  463  West  River, 

Gillispie  William,  laborer,  229  Lake. 

Gillman  Alfred,  mason,  h.  96  Hamilton, 

Gillman  Joseph  W.,  chandler,  h.  37  Wood- 
bine. 

Gillmore  Thomas,  tailor,  h.  109  Orange, 


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Gilmore  James,  policeman,  h.  113  Cliam- 

l)lain. 

Gills  ilt'iiry,  school  tearher,  Ms.  106  Jersey. 

Gillman  James,  bds.  65  St.  Clair. 

Gilsoii  John,  carria<,'o  painter,  h.  68  Water. 

Gimber  Charles,  assis'ant  sexton,  west  side 
Cemetery,  h.  33  Mill. 

Gindor  Michael,  laborer,  131  Dare. 

Giu^ambaugh  Jacob,  stone  cutter,  h.  34 
Alabama. 

Ginrau    Patrick,  laborer,  rear  2G6  Hamilton. 

Ginter  Hyman,  grocer,  213  Erie. 

Ginter  Julius,  carienter,  h.  4(»  Greenwood. 

Ginther  Wni.,  tailor,  h.  21  Walsworth. 

Giro  Sel»astian,  meat  market,  117  Kinsman, 
h.  145  Kinsman, 

Girty  George  W.,  secretary  Water  Works, 
bds.  Weddell  House. 

Gissin  J.,  lalx)rer,  15  Williams. 

Given  Alfred,  (colored)  h.  19  Oregon. 

Given  -John,  mason,  h.  13G  Erie. 

Given  .James,  policeman,  h.  124  DrownoU. 

Given  William,  clerk,  152  Ontario,  h.  13G 
Erie. 

Given  William,  mason,  h.  36  Cheshire. 

Gladstone  Beruhard,  peddler,  h.  20  Dodge. 

Glaf  John,  wuod  sawyer,  h.  4iJ  Irving. 

Glancey  Mrs.,  widow  of  Martin,  h.  352  De- 
troit. 

Glaser  Alfred,  firm  G.  Brothers,  h.  33  Scoville 
Avenue. 

GLASSER  BROTHERS,  leather,  hides  and 
oil,  115  Water. 

Glaser  C.  F.,  firm  G.  Brothers,  h.  117 
Kinsman. 

Glaser  Elias,  tai'or,  27  Superior. 

Glaser  Ernst,  painter,  h.  335  St.  Clair. 

Glaser  Ferdinand,  firm  G.  Brothers,  h.  177 
Kinsman. 

Glaser  G.  C,  firm  G.  Brothers,  h.  51 
Eagle. 

Glaser  William,  clerk,  115  Water,  b.ls.  177 
Kinsman. 

Glasdon  .James,  b  Is.  6  Euclid. 

Glass  John,  moulder,  h.  28''  Lake. 

Glauber  Jacob,  peddler,  h.  30  Scoville  Av- 
enue. 

Glazer  Michael,  laborer,  174  Wilson. 

Glazier  Nathaniel  agent,  h.  30  York. 

Gleason  Dennis,  laborer,  13  Johns. 

GLEASOX  EDWIN,  W.,  groceries,  132 
Ontario,  h.  51  Woo-i 

Gleason  James,  carriage  trimmer,  h.  3  Johns. 

Gleason  M.  P.,  firm  Smith  &  G.,  bis.  Bur- 
nett House. 

Gleason  Patrick,  laborer,  92  Croton. 

Gleason  Patrick,  laborer,  bds.  239  Hamil- 
ton. 

Glem  John,  blacksmith,  h.  51  York. 

Gleng  Mike,  wood  sawyer,  h,  55  Tracy. 

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I  Gleim,  liurnham  I'fc  Shape,  commission  mer- 
I      chanb<,  41  Union. 

I  Glenn  Joshua  B.,  firm  G.  Biirnham  &  Shupe, 
I      h.  222  SL  Clair. 

Glidden   Joseph,  carpenter,  h.   333   Frank- 
j      lin. 
I  Gliman  .John,  painter,  h.  35  Mill. 

diner  George  W.,  clerk,  139  Detroit. 

Glines  Mrs.,  v.idow,  h.  350  Detroit 
I  Glingel  Leonard,  tailor,  100  Water,  bds.  St. 
I      Clair. 

j  Glover  Charles,  sailor,  h.  rear  293  Washing- 
ton. 
I  Gloid  -James  M.,  pile  driver,  h.  56  Orange, 
I  Gnewais  John,  butcher,  h.  70  Parkman. 

Gncnis  Catherine,  tailoress,  h.  25  High. 

Gnwo  James,  lalorer,  21  Lorain. 

Gobdale  George,  laborer,  bds.  150  Kinsman. 

Goddard  Calvin,    book  keeper,  39  Merwin, 
bds.  35  Rockwell. 

Goerlach  Christof,  frame  maker,  h.  37  Bel- 
I      mont. 

Goete  Max,  blacksmith,  h.  41  Laurel. 

Goetz  Erank,  grocery,  155  Pearl. 

Goeway  .Jacob,  mason,  h.  110  Erie. 

Goff  Patrick,  crockery,  h.  Theresa  Lane. 

Golf  William,  laborer,  179  West  River. 

GofFener  Simon,  h.  59  Pcnn. 

Goffeng  Charles,  tailor,  h.  85  Carroll. 
i  GofFeng  Christ,  tailor,  h.  85  Carroll. 
I  Golden  Mrs.  Lucinda,  h.  15  Oregon. 
j  Goldrick  Owen,  laborer,  452  Hamilton. 
I  Goldrich  Peter,  saloon,  470  Hamilton. 

Goldsmith   Frederick,    meat   market,    304 
Pittsburgh,  h.  Allen. 

Goldsmith  Frederick,  trader,  h.  95  Orange. 

Goldsmith  Peter,  butcher,  h.  21  Vine. 

Goldsmith  Simon,  trunkmaker,  h.  280  Pitts- 
burgh. 

Goldstein  P.,  peddler,  h.  104  Ohio. 

Goldswane  C,  moulder,  h.  14  Cedar  Avenue. 

Goldswert  Cornelius,  laborer,  bds.  14  Cedar 
Avenue. 

Goldwood  Patience,  widow  of  Christopher, 
seamstress,  ii.  28  Jay. 

GOLLIEU  PIERRE  A.,  attorney,  94  Supe- 
rior, h.  29  Johnson. 

GoUman  Julius,  artist,  22  Hoffman's  Block, 
bds.  Weddell  House. 

Goodale  S.  N.,  firm  G.  &  Co.,   h.  92  Eu- 
clid. 

GOOD  ALE  &  CO.,   wool  commission,    107 
and  109  Bank. 

Goodberme  Samuel,  hack  driver,  h.  80  Ore- 
gon. 

Goodfellow  .James,  carpenter,  b  8  Sibley. 

Goodfellow  John,  carpenter,  h.  8  Sibley. 
'  Goodfremot  Mrs.  Mary,  h.  197  Hamilton. 

Goodhart  Simon,  shoemaker  and  grocer,  92 
and  94  Pittsburgh. 

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Gooding  Esau,  boiler  maker,  h.  corner 
Phelps  and  Sujjerior. 

Goodman  Jacob,  laborer,  Canal. 

GOODMAN  JOHN,  clock  and  watch  ma- 
ker, 256  Superior,  h.  422  Case  Avenue. 

Goodman  Vincent,  edge  tool  maker,  h.  439 
Lake. 

Goodman  V.  L.,  rail  repairer,  C.  &  E.  R.  R. 
Repair  Shop, 

Goodon  Richard,  stone  cutter,  h.  56  Burch. 

Goodrich  G.,  carpenter,  h.  484  Detroit. 

Goodrich  John  W.,  grocer,  427  St.  Clair. 

Goodwin  Rev.  AVilliam  H.,  h.  317  Superior. 

Goodsell  John  B.,  firm  Collins,  G.,  &  Co., 
bds  81  St.  Clair. 

Goodsell  Truman,  clerk  125  Water. 

Goodspeed ,  gent.,  bds.  97  St.  Clair. 

Goodspeed  W.  F.,  clerk,  125  Water,  bds. 
50  Prospect. 

Goodvvillie  James,  dentist,  94  Erie,  b.  Lake. 

Goodwillie  Thomas,  clerk,  185  Superior. 

Goodwin  Aaron,  steam  tug,  h.  16  Washington 

Goodwin  A.  A.,  deputy  clerk,  Probate  Court, 
bds.  80  Public  Square. 

Goodwin  Arc^iibald,  sailor,  h.  54  Jay. 

Goodwin  Edward,  laborer,  rear  209  Hamilton 

Goodwin  Solomon,  engineer,  h.  14  Wash- 
ington. 

GOOD  TEMPLARS  HALL,  Superior,  near 
Vineyard. 

Goodwin  William  W. ,  book  keeper,  148 
Water,  bds.  34  Huron. 

Gordon  P].  S.  machinist,  bds  45  Bank. 

GORDON,  McMillan  &  CO.,  wholesale 
grocers  and  commission  merchants,  Su- 
perior, corner  Merwin. 

GORDON  P.  A.,  M.  D.,  office  205  Superior, 
h.  94  Bond. 

Gordon  Richard,  coppersmith,  h.  91  Wood- 
bine. 

Gordon  Sarah,  widow  of  Thomas,  tailoress, 
h.  3  Wood. 

Gordon  Smith,  machinist,  bds.  45  Bank. 

Gordon  Thos.  E.,  tallyman,  h.  84  Whitman. 

Gordon  Wm.,  tinner,  i  ear  148  Detroit. 

Gordon  William  J.,  firm  G.  McMillan  &  Co., 
h.  47  Water. 

Gore  Lorenzo  J.,  engineer,  C.  &  E.  R.  R. 

Gorey  John,  laborer,  20  Vermont. 

Gorham  A.  S.,  assisstant  cashier.  Com.  Br. 
Bank,  bds.  166  Erie. 

Gorham  Edward  J.,  firm  G.  &  Co ,  h.  166 
Erie. 

Gorham  James  A.,  firm  G.  &  Co.,  h.  144 
Cedar  Avenue. 

Gorham  John  H.,  firm  G.  &  Aplin,  h.  166 
Erie. 

Gorham  John  M.,  book-keeper,  104  Supe- 
rior, h.  166  Erie. 

GORHAM  &  APLIN,  grocers,  104  Superior 


GORHAM  &  CO.,  grocery  and  bakery,  193 
Ontario. 

Gorman  John,  laborer,   W.  River. 

Gorman  Michael,  mason,  h.  100  Dodge. 

Gormen  Michael,  laborer,  173  Oregon. 

Gormerly  Patrick,  carpenter,  h.  154  Bridge. 

Gorris  Frank,  blacksmith. 

Gortler  Fred.,  saloon,  165  Lorain. 

Gory  Richard,  laborer,  85  West  Main. 

Gostkowskie  J.,  melodeon  maker,  h.  44 
Eagle. 

Gotobed  Joseph,  machinist,  h.  foot  Water. 

Gottlieb  Gunther,  bookbinder,  136  Superior. 

Goulder  Christopher,  captain,  h.  42  Garden. 

Gould  Orrin,  caulker,  bds.  22  Fulton. 

Gould  Orrin  B.,  tress  hoops,  h.  22  Fulton. 

Gould  Robert,  painter,  h.  174  Taylor. 

Gould  Thomas,  sailor,  h.  west  side  Clinton 
Park. 

Gould  William,  tress  hoop  maker,  30  East 
Center,  h.  22  Fulton. 

Gould  W.  W.,  baggage  master,  C.  C.  &  C.  R. 
R.,  h.  47  Hurd": 

Gouse  Leonard,  laborer,  66  Center. 

Gouye  Charles,  paper  hanger,  bds  65  Mich- 
igan. 

Gover  John,  bds.  98  Pittsburgh. 

Goyce  John,  laborer,  144  Detroit. 

Goyet  Octave,  shoe  cutter,  174  Superior, 

Govlord  Olivar,  laborer,  131  Pearl. 

GRACE  CHURCH,  (Episcopal)  corner  Hu- 
ron and  Erie. 

Grace  James,  shoe  maker,  h.  39  Laurel. 

Grace  Luke,  grocer,  48  Erie. 

Grady  Mary,  widow  of  Robert,  h.  Theresa 
Lane. 

Grady  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  59  West  Center. 

Graf  Andrew,  bakery,  95  Pearl. 

Graf  Nicholas,  R.  R.  depot,  h.  4  Root's  Al- 
ley. 

Graham  Archy,  carpenter,  h.  308  Hamilton. 

Graham  D.  M.,  Boston  Pail  Co.,  bds.  Brook- 
lyn. 

Gi'aham  Francis,  laborer,  rear  25  Elm. 

Graham  Capt.  George,  sailor,  h.  Herman, 

Graham  George  W.,  superintendent  John- 
son House. 

Graham  Gilbert,  carpenter,  h.  Brooklyn. 

Graham  John,  laborer,  7  Elm. 

Graham  John,  carpenter,  h.   708  Hamilton. 

Graham  John,  carpenter,  h.  184  Case  Ave. 

GRAHAM  J.  G.,  Boston  Pail  Co.,  h. 
Brooklyn. 

Graham  Robert,  boots  and  shoes,135  Ontario, 
h.  152  Birch. 

Graham  Thomas,  shoe  maker,  h.  152  Burch. 

Graham  Finzlah,  butcher,  h.  383  Lorain, 

Gramer  Adam,  grocery,  328  Pittsburgh. 

Grammes  Daniel,  tailor,  h.  216  Pearl. 

Grammes  Louis,  printer. 


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Grausi  Conrad,  laborer,  bds  112  St.  Clair. 

Grand  P.  K.,  soap  manufacturer,  328  St. 
Clair,  bds.  93  Lake. 

Grandy  Mrs.  Hanna,  widow  of  Benjamin,  h. 
96  Franklin,  up  stairs. 

Granger  Lucy,  widow  of  John,  h.  149  Pearl, 

Granger  Robert,  cooper,  166  Hamilton. 

Granigar  Charles,  drayman,  bds.  79  Kins- 
man. 

Granigar  Frederick,  clerk,  h.  79  Kinsman. 

GRANNIS  JOHN  C,  attorney,  261  Supe- 
rior, Rouse's  Block,  h.  87  Prospect. 

Grannis  Josejih  S.,  attorney,  192  Superior, 
bds.  6  Euclid. 

Grant  Michael,  laborer,  683  St.  Clair. 

Grant  William,  laborer,  412  Pittsburgh. 

Granzebach  Conrad,  laborer,  44  Marion. 

Grass  Charles,  bakor,  h.  46  Muirson. 

Grasslee  Daniel,  livery,  bds.  Champlain. 

Grassner  Henry,  laborer,  91  Orange. 

Gratton  James,  rolling  mill,  b.  30  Lyman. 

Gratz  Matthias,  saloon,  corner  St.  Clair  and 
Dock,  h.  158  River. 

Graul  Ernst,  tailor,  h.  97  Fulton. 

Grauss  George,  laborer,  bds.  112  St.  Clair. 

Gravel  Ed.,  engineer;  Angier  House. 

Graves  James    boarding,  h.  8  Root's  Alley. 

Graves  John,  sailor,  h.  290  Washington. 

Graves  John  A.,  (colored)  barber,  h.  13 
Oregon. 

Graves  Joseph,  tailor,  h.  244  Pittsburgh. 

Graves  Larken,  (colored)  h.  California. 

Graves  Luther,  carpenter,  h.  49  Cedar  Av. 

Graves  Willis,  jr.,  carpenter,  h.  273  Prospect. 

Graves  Willis,  sr.,  h.  237  Prospect. 

Graw ,  soap  maker,  bds.  93  Lake. 

GRAYS'  ARMORY,  158  Superior. 

Gray  A.  N.,  h.  141  Garden. 

Gray  Bryan,  sailor,  h.  55  West  Center. 

Gray  Henry,  laborer,  311  Perry. 

Gray  H.  W.,  joiner,  h.  11  Miami  Alley. 

Gray  Hugh,  firm  Blish,  Garlick  &  Co.,  h.  19 
Fulton. 

Gray  Joseph,  painter,  h.  55  Center. 

GRAY  J.  W.,  editor  Plain  Dealer,  h.  357 
Superior. 

Gray  Loftus,  sailor,  h.  55  West  Center. 

Gray  L.  P.,  cashier,  C.  &  P.  R.  R.  Freight 
Office,  h.  Bedford. 

Gray  Mrs.  Mary,  widow  of  Charles  C,  board- 
ing-house, 55  West  Center. 

Gray  Michael,  laborer,  97  Summit  Alley. 

Gray  N.  A.,  Assistant  Editor  Plain  Dealer, 
bds.  Bennet  House. 

Gray  Mrs.,  widow  of  Ransom,  tailoress,  h. 
16  Webster. 

Gray  Roman  H.,  bds.  141  Garden. 

Greabean  Christopher,  tailor,  h.  69  Phelps. 

GREAT  WESTERN  DESPATCH,  office, 
12  Johnson's  Marine  Block. 


Greater  Charles,  clerk,  288  Superior,  bds.  206 
St  Clair. 

Greaves  John,  sailor,  bds.  Franklin  House. 

Green  Alfred,  (colored)  plasterer,  h.  190  Ce- 
dar Avenue. 

Green  Biu-tholomew,  sailor,  h.  114  Oregon. 

Green  Benjamin  S.  (colored)  carpenter,  h. 
63  Cedar  Avenue. 

Green  Frank,  mason,  h.  160  Croton. 

GREEN  FREDERICK  W.,  clerk  U.  S. 
Court,  h.  288  Euclid,  comer  Hudson. 

Green  George,  shoemaker,  h.  63  Cross, 

Green  Hugh,  car2:)enter,  h.  11  Granger. 

Green  James,  railroad  man,  h.  rear  118  Bol- 
ivar. 

Green  James,  boiler  maker,  h.  Ill  Dare. 

Green  James,  shoemaker,  h.  Ohio. 

Green  James  M.,  h.  230  Hamilton. 

Green  John,  gas  fitter,  h.  140  Erie. 

Green  John,  laborer,  122  Muirson. 

Green  John,  clerk,  150  Water,  bds.  50  Eu- 
clid. 

Green  John,  hack  driver,  h,  19  Williams 
Alley. 

Green  John,  saloon,  106  Pittsburgh. 

Green  Mrs.,  widow  of  John,  h.  43  Cedar  Av. 

GREEN  JOSEPH  D.,  hair  dresser  and 
banker,  under  Johnson  House,  h.  47 
Wood. 

Green  L,  A.,  cabinet  finisher. 

Green  Martin,  laborer,  h.  21  Erie. 

Green  Patrick,  carpenter,  h.  137  Scoville 
Avenue. 

Green  Perry,  sailor,  bds.  452  Detroit. 

Green  Philip,  grocery,  408  Perry. 

Green  Ransom,  clerk,  135  River,  h.  271 
Pittsburgh. 

Green  Stephen,  h.  29  Summit  Alley. 

Green  William,  firm  J.  Parkin  &  Co,,  h,  21 
Monroe. 

Green  William,  ship  carpenter,  h.  25  Wood- 
bine. 

Greene  Jeremiah,  photographer,  h.  45  Ful- 
ton, 

Greene  S.  C,  agent,  133  Water,  h,  134  St 
Clair. 

GREENFIELD  GEORGE,  wig  maker,  136 
Bank. 

Greenfield  Henry,  shoemaker,  114  Bank. 

Greenfield  Jerome,  driver,  U.  S.  Express 
Company. 

Greegor  J.  W.,  clerk,  226  Superior,  bds.  124 
Water. 

Gregory  Joseph,  painter,  h.  13  Detroit 

Greenhalgh ,  machinist,  h.  20  Williams 

Alley. 

Greenhalgh  Joseph,  captain,  16  Mandrake. 

Greenhalgh  Robert,  steam  tug,  h.  North. 

GREENING  JOHN,  meat  market,  121 
River,  h.  Brooklyn. 


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Greenman  Jared  F.  wooden  ware,  h.  48 
Prospect. 

Greenman  Martin,  oil  cloth  maker,  li.  38 
Belmont. 

Greenmyer  Edward,  carpenter,  bds.  317 
Kinsman. 

Greenwood  Peter,  laborer,  36  Parkman. 

GREENWOOD  STREET  SCHOOL,  cor- 
ner Greenwood  and  Cedar. 

Greer  Frank,  laborer,  9  Johns. 

Gregor  Joseph,  omnibus  driver,  bds.  311  St. 
Clair. 

Gregory  John,  machinist,  h.  15  Smith. 

Gregory  Thomas,  sailor,  h.  285  Washing- 
ton. 

Greig  James,  carpenter,  221  Garden. 

Gremm,  John,  tinner,  152  Kinsman,  bds. 
150  Kinsman. 

Gresell  John,  painter,  h,  14  Wilson. 

Greve  Jacob,  tinner. 

Grey  Andrew,  laborer,  rear  278  Hamilton. 

Gribben  John  P.,  book  keeper,  W.  Farnan's, 
h.  38  Walnut. 

Gribble  Joseph  B.,  collecting  agent,  h.  21 
Cheshire. 

Gridley  James  U.,  conductor  sleeping  car, 
h.  58  Huntington. 

Gries  Peter,  engineer,  h.  49  Granger. 

Griese  Augustus,  carriage  painter,  h.  128 
Case  Avenue. 

Griese  Charles,  builder,  h.  126  Case  Avenue. 

Griessend  George,  cabinet  maker,  h.  23 
Grove. 

Grievely  Jacob,  teamster,  h.  57  Harrison. 

Grievy  Henry,  carpenter,  140  Garden,  h. 
Parkman. 

Grifin  James,  laborer,  280  Hamilton. 

Griffin  James,  grocery,  116  Detroit. 

Griffin  John,  (colored)  sailor,  h.  13  Union. 

Griffin  John  D.,  carpenter,  h.  129  Ohio. 

Griffin  M.,  laborer,  148  Pittsburgh. 

Griffin  Moses,  painter,  h.  Erie. 

Griffith  John  H.,  tallyman,  C.  C.  &  C.  E.  R. 
bds.  Franklin  House. 

Griffith  Mrs.  L.  M.,  boarding  house,  80  Pub- 
lic Square. 

Griffith  N.  M.,  clerk,  0.  C.  &  C.  R.  R, 

Grim  Robert,  laborer.  West  River. 

Grimes  Joseph,  plasterer,  bds.  116  Hudson. 

Grimes  Michael,  laborer,  Spruce. 

Grimshaw  James  W.,  pumps,  bds.  Burnett 
House. 

Grinman  James,  saloon,  6  Kinsman, 

Grinninger  Frederick  C,  porter,  h.  Kinsman. 

Grinwalt  John,  rope  maker,  h.  21  Belmont. 

Grisman  Thomas,  laborer,  rear  19  Vineyard. 

Grisse  Charles,  student,  bds.  243  Hamilton. 

Grissell  Elizabeth,  m.  d.,  bds.  304  Superior. 

Griswold  A.  M,,  associate  editor  National 
Democrat,  bds.  19  Wood. 


Griswold  E.  R.,  firm  Taylor,  G.  &  Co.,  h.  96 
Prospect. 

Griswold  Hiram,  attorney,  124  Superior,  h. 
Newburgh, 

Griswold  Nelson,  engineer,  h.  330  Lake. 

Griswold  S.  0.,  firm  Kelly  &  G.,  h.  135  St, 
Clair. 

GRISWOLD  &  CASTLE,  attorneys,  124 
Superior. 

Grodenwright  Christ,  R.  R.,  man,  h.  143 
Pearl. 

Grodenwright  William,  R.  R.  man,  h.  143 
Pearl. 

Groes  Peter,  laborer,  60  Burch. 

Groff  Christopher,  tinner,  647  St.  Clair. 

Grofif  Henry  R.,  book  keeper,  125  Water,  h. 
22  Cheshire. 

Grok  Michael,  mason,  h.  36  Wilson. 

GroU  John  C,  salesman,  139  Water,  h.  235 
Perry. 

Groosman  George,  carpenter,  h.  409  Perry. 

Grose  John,  machinist,  h.  15  Phelps. 

Groser  William,  cooper,  h.  223  Columbus. 

Gross  Frederick,  laborer,  52  Clifton. 

Gross  John,  carpenter,  h.  19  Carroll. 

GROSS  LEWIS,  boots  and  shoes,  239  Su- 
perior, h.  277  JProspect. 

Gross  Lewis  jr.,  shoemaker,  bds.  277  Pros- 
pect. 

Gross  Peter,  carpenter,  bds.  14  East  Center. 

Gross  William,  shoemaker,  bds.  67  Michi- 
gan. 

Grossman  Henry,  painter,  199  Ohio,  h.  166 
Orange. 

Grotenrath  Christian,  painter,  h.  143  Pearl. 

Grotenrath  William,  painter,  h.  143  Pearl. 

Grothe  G.  F.,  cabinet  maker,  231  Lorain, 

Grothe  Peter,  stoves  and  tin  ware,  229  Lo- 
rain. 

Grotz  Martin,  farmer,  h.  57  Chatham. 

Gruuch  Henry,  blacksmith,  h.  48  Muirson. 

Grouse  Adams,  carpenter,  h".  23  Cherry. 

Grouse  Barbara,  widow  of  George,  h.  24 
East  Liberty. 

Grouse  Michael,  porter,  h.  51  Cherry. 

Grover  Mrs.  Betsey,  h.  35  Walnut. 

Gcover  Miss  Lucinda,  h.  35  Walnut. 

Grover  Martin,  butcher,  h.  212  Hamilton. 

Grow  Henry,  tailor,  h.  33  Belmont. 

Groz  F.  H.,  watchmaker,  10  Pearl. 

Grub  Philip,  porter,  127  Water. 

Gruber  Adam,  matchmaker,  h.  42  Third. 

Grulock  Jacob,  shoemaker,  h.  89  Hamil- 
ton. 

Grumbey  Catherine,  h.  27  Champlain. 

Grumits  John,  teamster,  bds.  53  Harrison. 

Gruzer  George,  shoemaker,  h.  66  Green. 

Guenther  Felix,  printer. 

Guenther  Julius,  melodeon  maker,  195  On- 

'    tario. 


Coal  Oil  and  Lamp  Depot,  189  Ontario  St.,  Cleveland,  O. 


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Guibhart  Louis,  saloon,   corner   Bolivar  and 

Pittsburgh. 
Guild  W.  J.,  dentist,   13  Hoffman's  Block, 

bds.  G8  Ontario, 

Guilford  Charles,  printer.  Herald,  h.  44  Kins- 
man. 

GuUiford  L.  D.,  tin  and  copper  smitli,  647 
St..  Clair. 

Gurabert  William,  shoemaker,  h,  107  Ore- 
gon. 

Gunilick  Charles,  porter,  134  Lorain. 

Gunn  Alexander,  clerk,  G.  Worthington  & 
Co.,  bds.  83  Public  Square. 

Gunning  William,  joiner,  h.  120  Hill, 

Gunson  Margaret,  milliner,  h.  24G  St.  Clair. 

Gunson  Matthew,  barber,  h.  24G  St,  Clair. 

Gunton  Matthew,  drayman,  h.  88  Oregon. 

Gupp  John,  cooper,  87  Irving,  h.  410  Perry. 

Gurley  Adilison,  moulder,  h.  Cemetery  Alley. 

Gurling  .John,  brakcnian,  h.  53  Huntington, 

Gurvin  Francis,  tailor,  h.  38  Hicks. 

Guser  F.,  laborer,  27  Phelps. 

GUYLES,  FOOT  &  BASH,  forwarding 
and  commission  merchants,  91  Uivor, 

Guyles  William  B.,  firm  G.,  Foot  &  Bash, 
h.  205  Detroit. 


Haack    Hermann,    runner,     William    Tell 

House. 
HAAG  C.  L.,  cigar  maker,  210  Ontario. 
Haag  Henry,  watch  maker,  181  Ontario. 
Hake  John  F.,  mason,  h,  85  Greenwood. 
Ilaan  George,  stone  cutter,  h.  44  Marion. 
Haanay  James,  saloon,  8  Pearl, 
Haas  Ad;im,  saddles  and  harness,  144  River, 

h.  62  Lake. 
Haas    Christopher,    nmner,    William    Tell 

House. 
Haase  Charles,  rnason,  h.  21  Green. 
Habart  Thomas,  laborer,  156  Clinton, 
Haberer  Matthew,  meat  market,  211  Garden, 

h.  213  Garden. 
Hach  Andrew,   saddles    and    harness,   344 

Pittsburgh. 
Hackett  John,  laborer,  58  West  Center. 
Hackett  Ann,  widow  of  James,  h,  85  West 

Main. 
Hackman  Joseph,  mason,  h.  71  Marion. 
Haddleson  M.  C,  conductor  C.  C.  &  C.  R.  R., 

h,  48  Chestnut. 
Hadensack  John,  cabinet  maker,  123  Phelps, 
Hading  Walter,  engineer,  C.  &  E.  R.  R. 
Hadler  Henry,  mason,  h.  81  Laurel. 
Haerlock  John,  laborer,  23  Michigan. 
Half  Charles  E,,  gas  fitter,  106  Hamilton, 
Haffman  John,  h,  57  Webster. 
Hafkenshel  John,  laborer,  bds,  384  St.  Clair. 

Wm.  C.  NORTH'S  Photograph  and 


Hafly  John,  lalx)rer,  44  High. 

Hafner  Casper,  shoemaker,  h.  Flats. 

Hagan  Catharine,  widow  of  Patrick,  h.  54 
Hicks. 

Hagan  Henry,  omnibus  driver,  h.  City  Build- 
ings. 

Hagan  Hugh,  tailor,  125  Garden. 

Hagan  Patrick,  laborer,  30  Alabama. 

Hagan  A.,  laborer,  23  Phelps. 

Hagen  Christian,  broadcloth  finisher,  h,  120 
Pittsburgh. 

Hagen  er  Louis,  baker,  h.  384  St.  Clair, 

Hager  John,  moulder,  h,  93  Oregon. 

Hagerling  Anton,  shoemaker,  h.  87  Ham- 
ilton, 

Hagerman  Henry,  farmer,  h.  114  Ontario, 

Haggerty  Francis,  grocery,  317  Lorain. 

Haggerty  James,  peddler,  h.  317  Lorain, 

Haggerty  Patrick,  [jeddler,  h.  319  Lorain. 

Hagling  Christiana,  widow  of  Henry,  h.  216 
Bridge. 

Hahn  Charles,  butcher,  h.  339  St.  Clair. 

Hahn  John,  drayman,  h.  190  Ohio. 

Haicks  Mrs.  Sabrina,  widow  of  William,  h. 
164  Taylor. 

Haig  Thomas,  lake  engineer,  bds,  62  Lam- 
errii.e. 

Hain  Mina,  Avidow  of  Henry,  h.  144  Scoville 
Avenue. 

HAINES  HEXRY,  real  estate  and  loan 
office,  246  Superior,  h.  281  Orange. 

Hakenjos  M ,  brewer,  h.  168  Croton, 

Halaupskie  M.,  carpenter,  h.  159  Croton, 

Halagan  Sarah,  widow  of  James,  h.  West, 
River. 

Ilalcomb  William,  sailor,  h.  18  Ann. 

HALE  E.  B.,  banker.  Rouse's  Block,  cor- 
ner Public  S  juare,  h.  439  Euclid. 

Hale  James,  book  keejier,  h.  22  Ontario, 

Hale  John  C.,  teacher,  Brownell,  St,  School, 
bds.  195  St.  Clair. 

Hale  Joseph,  brakesman,  bds,  75  Bank, 

Hale  Loren  A.,  boarding  house,  66  Michi- 
gan, 

Haley  Hannah,  widow  of  Dennis,  h.  West 
River. 

Haley  Timothy,  drayman,  h.  West  River, 

Haley  Timothy,  laborer,  near  C,  &  M.  coal 
dock. 

Hall  A.  L.,  conductor  C.  C,  &  E,  R.  R.,  h. 
201  Prospect. 

Hall  Calvin,  printer,  Leader,  h.  84  Clinton, 

Hall  Dwiglit,  physician  and  surgeon,  198 
Superior,  bds.  280  Euclid. 

Hall  Edward  T.,  clerk,  C.  &  T.  R.  R.,  h.  201 
Prospect, 

Hall  George  E.,  iron  ore,  bds.  Burnett 
House. 

Hall  Henry  D,,  book  keeper,  81  Merwin,  bds, 
124  W\ater, 

Fine  Art  Gallery,  205  Superior  St. 


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HALL   HENRY    M.,  fruits,  groceries  and  |  Haly  Timothy,  laborer,  437  River. 

confectionery,  120  Bank,  h.  201  Prospect.  |  Ham  Frederick,  laborei',  92  Hamilton. 
Hall  Jackson,  R.  R.  engineer  bds.  17  Tracy.  I  Ham  Leonard,  733  St.  Clair. 
Hall  James,  printer,  Review,  h    218  Pitts-  j  Ham   Leonard,  engineer,  C.  &  P.  R.  R.,  h. 

burgh.  I      466  Hamilton. 

Hall   James   B.,   painter,    178   Superior,  h.  j  Haman  Henry,  laborer.  Green. 

corner  Brownell  and  Webster.  |  Hamel  Henry,  laborer,  199  Lorain. 

HALL  JOHN  B.,  homeopathist  and  phar-    Hamer  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Grardner,  h. 


maceutist,  174  Superior,  h.  136  Huron, 

Hall  Joseph,  shoemaker,  h.  75  Michigan. 

Hall  Joshua  E.,  stoves  and  tinware,  216  Su- 
perior, h.  12  Garden. 

Hall  Lewis  A.,  book  keeper,  28  River, 
173  Prospect. 

Hall  Wm.,  engineer,  h.  40  Carroll. 

Hall  Wm.,  merchant,  h.  17  Tracy. 

Hall  Wm.,  bds.  201  Prospect. 


191  Croton. 
Hamer  Joseph,  shoemaker,  h.  211  Croton. 
HamiU  Patrick,  tinsmith,  bds.  264  Washing- 
I      ton. 
h.  !  Hamilton  Catharine,  h.  Canal. 

Hamihoij  E.  T.,  deputy  sheriff,   bds.  55  Ce- 
dar Avenue. 
Hamilton  G.  \V.,  firm  H.  &  Weidenkopf,  h. 
55  Bolivar. 


Hall  W.  B.,  music  teacher,   bds.   Weddell  j  Hamilton  Henry,  firm  H.  &  Wheelock,  bds. 


House. 

Hall  Wm.  H.,  moulder,  bds.  31  Johnson. 
Hall  Jared  W.,  clerk,  184   Superior,  h.  270 

Prospect. 
Hall  William,  firm  W.  H.    &   Co.,   h.    105 

Fulton. 
Hall  William  &  Co.,  egg  packers,  65  Mer- 

win. 


Seneca. 

Hamilton  Jame?,  laliorer,  320  Hamilton. 
Hamilion   Thomas,  carpenter,  h.  65  Cedar 

Avenue. 
Hamilton  Weslev,  laborer,  Canal. 
HAMILTON  &  WEIDENKOPF,  brewers, 

Canal. 
I  Hamilton  &  Wheelock,  fruits,  130  Ontario. 


Hallan  John,  lake  captain,  bds.  352  St.  Clair.  |  Hamland  Peter,  canal  captain,  h.  89  York. 


Halle  Abram,  peddler,  h.  363  St.  Clair 

Halle  Emanuel  clerk,  228  Superior,  h.  363 
St.  Clair, 

Halle  Joseph,  clothing,  208  Superior,  h.  58 
Frankfort. 

Halle  Moses,  clerk,  228  Superior,  h.  363  St. 
Clair. 

Haller  M.,  painter,  h.  17  Mechanic. 

Haller  Martin,  butcher,  90  Bridge. 

Hallegen  Patrick,  boatman,  h.  Elm. 

Hallewell  John  W.,  laborer  bds.  72  Huron. 

HALLIDAY  ANDREW,  books  and  sta- 
tionery, 167  Detroit. 

HaUiwell  B.  A.,  firm  H.  &  Daniels,  h.  10 
Wilson 

HALLIWELL  &  DANIELS,  dentists,  cor- 
ner Ontario  and  Public  Square,  over 
Churchhill's. 

Hallmer  Frederick,  stone  cutter,  h,  49"Burn- 
ham. 

Hallman  Henry,  lard  oil,  h.  71  Jersey. 

Halou  Patrick,  drayman,  h.  46  Bridge. 

Halloran  Michael,  caqjenter,  h.  102  Her- 
man. 

Halpersman  William,  laborer,  92  Marion. 

Halpin  Edward,  grocerv,  360  Detroit. 

Halpin  John,  h.  316  St.  Clair. 

Halsey  Joel,  shipsmith,  h.  100  Lorain. 

Haltworth  F.,  saloon,  54  Public  Square,  h. 
170  St.  Clair. 

Haly  Daniel,  laborer,  139  Bridge. 

Haly  Mrs.  Nanny,  widow  of  John,  h.  rear 
405  West  River. 


Hamlen  Henry,  clerk,   C.  &  E.  R.  R.,  bds. 

195  Prospect. 
Hamlen  S.  S.,  builder,  h.  195  Prospect. 
Hamlin  Charies,  clerk,  bds.  53  Seneca. 
Hamlin  Charles  N.,  salesman,  215  Superior, 

h.  234  Erie. 
Hamlin   James  B.,  melodeon  tuner,  h.  257 

Pittsburgh. 
Hamm  Frederick,  porter,  h.  92  Hamilton. 
Hamm  William,  teamster,  h.  453  Lake. 
Hamm  William,  laborer,  92  Hamilton. 
Hammer  Charles,  printer  and  publisher,  218 

and  220  Kinsman. 
Hammer  Charles,  cooper,  61   Ward,  h.  77 

Penn. 
Hammer  George,  sailor,  h.  117  Turnpike. 
Hammer  Louis,  clerk,  247  Superior,  h.  223 

Garden. 
Hammill  Nicholas,  paver,  h.  16  Park. 
Hammond  Mrs.  Ann,  widow  of  Thomas,  h. 

823  Detroit. 
Hammond  Elijah  N.,  firm  Wheeler  &  H.,  h. 

263  Prospect. 
Hammond  George  C,  firm  Gaylord  &  H., 

h.  351  Prospect. 
Hammond   George  M.,  sash   machinist,  h. 

233  Columbus. 
Hammel  Jacob,  laborer,  65  Chatham. 
Hamp  Daniel,  laborer,  212  Hamilton, 

Hamps ,  produce,  h.  15  Scoville  Avenue. 

Hampson  J.  B.,  printer.  Plain  Dealer. 
Hamrick  Adam,  h.  367  St.  Clair. 


Cleveland,  O. 


Hampton  Thomas,  mason,  bds.  46  Eagle, 
Those  wishing  a  photograph,  in  Oil,  Plain  Photograph, 


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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY. 


Hanan  James,  engine  wiper,  h.  433  St.  Clair. 
Hanaford   Jolin   M.,  salosman,  143  Water, 

bds.  City  Hotel. 
Hanawell  John,  machinist,  h.  158  Lorain. 
Hanchen    Edward,  wood    worker,  bds.  89 

Brownell. 
Hanchet  Jerome,  teamster,  h.  89  Courtland. 
Hanchisen  John,  joiner,  h.  318  Bridge. 
HANCOCK  WILLIAM  B.,  merchant  tailor, 

141  Superior,  h.  134  Lake. 
Hand  Christopher,  ship  carpenter,  bds.  46 

West  Main. 
Hand  Nathan,  accountant,  62  Merwin,  bds. 

Weddell  Hoase. 
Handy  Augustus,vessel  owner,h  162  Euclid. 
Handy  Freeman  P.,  President,  Commercial 

Branch  Bank,  h.  181  Euclid. 
Handyside  John,  laborer,  bds  10  Middle. 
Handysides  Mrs.,  h.  49  Huntington. 
Warren  John,  laborer,  23  Oregon. 
Hanford  George  B.,  agricultural  tools,  bds. 

147  West  Liberty,  corner  Bridge. 
Hankey  John,  tuner,  h.  Canal. 
Hanks  Oliver  P.,  piano  tuner,  h.  31  Webster. 
Hanley  Daniel,  tailor,  h  Canal  Basin. 
Hanley  James  sailor,  h.  31  Champlain. 
Hanley  J.  R.,  grocery,  40  Merwin. 
Hann  Frederick,  laborer,  105  Bridge. 
HANNA,  GARRETSON  &  CO.,  wholesale 

grocers,  and    commission    merchants,  73 

and  75  Merwin. 
Hanna  Leonard,  firm  H.  Garretson  &  Co.,  h. 

256  Prospect. 
Hanna  Robert,  firm  H.  Garretson  &  Co.,  h. 

328  Prospect. 
Hanna  William,  carriage  maker.  East  Cen- 
ter, near  comer  Seneca,  h,  182  Greenwood. 
Hannaford ,  clerk,  Crowell  &  Childs,  bds. 

312  Superior. 
Hannan  James,  engineer,  h.  433  St.  Clair. 
Hanninga  Christian,  laborer,  219  Orange. 
Hannon  Rev.  Edward,  h.  87  Bond. 
Hanover  Michael,  peddler,  h.  33  Webster. 
Hanscom  Lewis,  hotel  keeper,  22  Pearl. 
Hansler  A.  P.,  barber,  h.  21  Middle. 
Hantedmark  Frederick,  grinder,  h.  55  Tracy. 
Harachael  John,  laborer,  24  Irving. 
Harbaugh  Amos,boiler  maker,  h.  165  Clinton. 
Harbaugh  Dennis,  millright,  h.  109  Fulton. 
HARBECK  J.  S.,  stave  dealer,  oflice,  6  Ovi- 

att's  Exchange. 
Harden  burgh  H.,  machinist,  bds.  96  Wilson. 
Hardenburgh  Wellington,  machinist,  h.  105 

Hanover. 
Harding  Nehemiah  W.,  coal  dealer,  office 

government  pier,  h.  201  Lake. 
Harding  Walter  J.,  engineer,  h.  495  St.  Clair. 
Hardman  John,  mail  man,   Leader,  h,  18 

Hicks. 
Harden  William,   shoemaker,   364  Lorain. 


Hare  Joseph,  brewer,  80  Champlain. 
Hare  Peter,  blacksmith,  h.  50  Clifton. 
Hargrant  Charles,  gardener,  h.  283  Pittsburgh. 
Hargrove  Mrs.  Sarah,  dress  maker,  h.  52  Hill. 
Harkin  Joseph,  h.  36  Clifton. 
Harkness  George,  soda  maker. 
Harley  James,  ship  joiner,  h.  77  Lake. 
Harley  Patrick,  grocer,  79  Lake. 
Harlow  William,  sailor,  h.  99  Taylor. 
Harraan  A.  M.,  firm  H.  &  Crowls,  h.  357 

Prospect. 
Harman  R.  H.,  ship  owner,  h.  340  Prospect. 
Harman  &  Crowls,  lumber  dealers,  139  Mer- 
win. 
Harmon  George  M.,  sash  maker,  h.  235  Co- 
lumbus. 
Harmon  L.  A.,  boarding-house,  25  Frankfort. 
Harmon    Patrick,   laborer,  h.   rear   271    St. 

Clair. 
Ham  Michael,  blacksmith,  52  Michigan. 
Harnessmaker  John,  saddler,    SujXirior,   h. 

Fox  Avenue. 
Harney  H.,  h.  66  Prospect. 
Harjien  John,  conductor  C.  &  P.  R.  R.,  bds. 

476  Hamilton. 
Harpee  Alexander  J.,  clerk  C.  &  T.  R.  R., 

bds.  166  Lake. 
Harper  John,  h.  rear  71  Scoville  Avenue. 
Harper  J.  W.,  joiner,  h.  comer  Tracy  and 

WiWej. 
Harper  Philip,  printer. 
Harper  William,  (colored)   waiter,  Angier 

House. 

Harper ,  blind  maker,  h.  foot  Tracy. 

Harrin  Patrick,  laborer, 

HARRINGTON  BENJAMIN,  Post  Mas- 

ter,  h.  115  St.  Clair. 
Harrington  Horace  R.,  miller,  h.  Heights. 
Harrington  Jane,  widow  of  Daniel,  h.  297 

St.  Clair. 
Harrington  James,  fireman,  Angier  House. 
Harrington  Michael,   sailor,   h.    199    West 

River. 
Harris  Benjamin,  brakeman,  h.  69  Bank. 
Harris  Brougham,  clerk,  C.  &  P.  R.  R.,  bds. 

70  Bank. 
Harris  Byron  C,  ticket  agent,  C.  &  E.  R.  R., 

h.  57  Seneca. 
Plarris  Charlotte,  widow  of  Jacob,  h.  162  Ohio. 
Harris   Daniel,  sewing  machines,  bds.  City 

Hotel. 
Harris  E.  N.,  engineer,  h.  11  Bridge. 
Harris  George  R.,  (colored)  plasterer,  h.  102 

Ohio. 
Harris  Edward,  h.  184  Ohio. 
Harris  Jessie  A.,  carpenter,  h.  119  Garden. 
Harris  John  E.,  machinist,  h.  156  Brownell. 
Harris  Jonathan,  peddler,  h.  80  Vermont. 
Harris  Joseph  D.,  (colored)  plasterer,  h.  162 

Ohio. 


or  Ambrotype,  shoidd  not  fail  to  visit  NORTH'S  GALLERY. 


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Harris  Joshua  W.,  carpenter,  li.  14  Bridge. 
Harris  Josiah  A.,  editor  Morning  Leader,  h. 

70  Bank. 
Harris  Mark,  salaratus  maker,  h.  96  Bridge. 
Harris   Moses,    (colored)  carpenter,    h.  106 

Hudson. 
Harris  Nathan  C,  E.  E.  agent,  li.  77  Eock- 

well. 
Harris  Eobert  W.,  plasterer,  h.  162  Ohio. 
Harris  Thomas,  policeman,  h.  24  Howe. 
Harrison  Fred'k,  caulker,  bds.  121  Turnpike. 
Harrison  Geo.  B.,  sailor,  h.  220  Pearl. 
Harrison  James  T.,  steward,  h.  85  Lake. 
Harrison  Joseph  shoemaker,  h.  18  Lorain. 
Harrison  Mrs.  Mark,  h.  36  Hanover. 
Harrison  Thomas,  blacksmith,  h.  85  Lake. 
Harrison    William    G.,    shoemaker,    h.   74 

Laurel. 
Harron  William,  painter,  h.  97  Harbor. 
Harsh  Sarah,  widow  of  Joseph,  h.  179  Lake, 
Hart  Charles,  drayman,  h.  55  Webster. 
Hart  Christian,  grocery,  24  Bolivar. 
Hart  Edward,  salesman,  107  Water,  h.  227 

Lake. 
Hart    Edwin,    foreman,   W.    Hart's,   h.    96 

Dodge. 
Hart  Eliza,  h.  rear  122  Brownell. 
Hart  Henry  laborer,  157  Lake. 
Hart  Henry  laborer,  102  Pittsburgh. 
Hart  Hugh,  laborer,  167  Oregon. 
Hart  James,  brakesman,  h.  216  Lake. 
Hart   Jehial  H.,   foreman   Leader,    h.    250 

Perry. 
Hart  Martin,  engineer,  h.  112  York. 
Hart  Patrick,  file  grinder,  h.  rear  93  Hicks. 
HART  WILLIAM,  furniture   dealer,  107 

Water,  h.  172  Euclid. 
Harter  Eev.  James,  (colored)  h.  286  Lake. 
Harting  James,  sailor,  h.  68  Fulton. 
Hartigan  Edward,  painter  and  glazier,  188 

St.  Clair. 
Hartley  John,  machinist,  h.  115  Case  Ave- 
nue. 
Hartman  Adam,  laborer,  275  Orange. 
Hartman  Charles,  miller,  h.  275  Orange. 
Hartmann   Charles  Augustus,  physician  and 

surgeon,  and  county  coroner,  h.  60  Abbey. 
Hartman  Christopher,  laborer,  Canal. 
Hartman  Daniel,  harness  maker,  160  Supe- 
rior. 
Hartman  H.,  drayman,  h.  85  Orange. 
Hartman  Harmon,  brass  founder,  h.  Croton. 
Hartman  Joseph  &   Co.,   meat  market,  299 

Kinsman. 
Hartman  Mrs.,  h.  70  Mechanics. 
Hartman  Nicholas,  lamp  maker,  bds,  206 

St.  Clair. 
Hartman  Philip,  teamster,  at  Quinn's. 
Hartman  Simon,  shoemaker,  h.  133  Oregon. 
Hartmann  Frederick,  laborer,  32  East  Liberty. 


Hartman  Kilian,  lamp  maker,  bds  206  St. 
Clair. 

Hartmann  Nicholas,  h.  158  Orange. 

Hartnell  George,  builder,  h.  27  Columbus. 

Hartness  George,  foreman  soda  factory,  bds. 
100  Franklin. 

Hartness  John,  gent.,  h.  44  Prospect. 

Hartnell  Thomas,  boiler  maker,  h.  42  Mc- 
Lean. 

Harvey  A.  B.,  confectioner  and  news  dealer, 
191  Ontario. 

Harvey  Charles,  livery  stable,  128  Cham- 
plain. 

Harvill  E.  J.,  carpenter,  bds.  317  Khisman. 

Harvey  Henry,  firm  H,  H.  &  Co.,  h,  425 
Euclid. 

HARVEY  H.  &  CO.,  proprietors  city  mills, 
and  flour  dealers,  77  and  79  Merwin. 

Harvey  Thomas,  saloon,  h.  6  Eoot's  Alley. 

Harwood  James  H.,  clerk,  C.  C.  &  C.  R.  R. 
machine  shop,  h.  15  Sibley. 

Hartsyoke  Frederick,  h.  59  Monroe. 

Harttary  Walter,  laborer,  13  German. 

Hartzell  Adam,  carpenter,  h.  80  Burch. 

Haserot  John,  saddler,  123  Detroit. 

Hasfoter  Peter,  laborer,  21  Lorain. 

Plaskell  George  H.,  h.  158  Lake. 

Hass  Thomas,  laborer,  43  Cherry. 

Hassman  Jacob,  laborer,  Irving. 

Hastings  James,  eating  stand,  h.  68  Fulton. 

Hastings  Samuel  P.,  wood  seller,  h.  comer 
Miami  and  Bolivar.  j 

Hastings  Simon  P.,  joiner,  h.  7  Bolivar. 

Hastings  Samuel  P.,  carpenter,  h.  103  Or- 
ange. 

Hastings  Mrs.  T.  A.,  widow  of  David,  board- 
ing house,  12  Washington. 

Hastle  Michael,  baker,  bds.  112  River, 

Hatch  Daniel,  carpenter,  h.  180  Bridge, 

Hatch  D.  B.,  insurance,  bds.  190  St.  Clair.  ' 

Hatch  Henry  P.,  turner,  bds.  180  Bridge. 

Hatch  H.  H.,  secretary  Washington  IJnion 
Insurance  Company,  h,  190  St.  Clair. 

Hatch  Henry  R.,  firm  E.  I.  Baldwin  &  Co., 
bds.  60  EucUd, 

Hatman  Frederick,  musician,  h.  32  Whit- 
man. 

Hattersley  H.,  guns,  &c.,  102  Superior. 

Hattick  Andrew,  clock  maker,  h.  127  Kins- 
man. 

Hauld  John,  teamster,  h.  39  Whitman. 

Haupf  Cari,  shoemaker,  h.  109  Hamilton. 

Hauser  Adam,  marble  polisher,  h.  152  Garden 

Haushera  Louis,  butcher,  h.  158  .River. 

Hausman  Rudolph,  firm  Rettberg  and  H., 
h.  102  Erie. 

Hauzman  George  T.,  upholstery,  40  Park- 
man, 

Havens  Albert  U.,  firm  H.  &  Brother,  h.  65 
Marion. 


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Havens  Samuel  A.,  joiner,  h.  257  Erie. 
Havens  M.  R.,  firm  H.  &  Brother,  h.  88  Sco- 
ville  Avenue. 

Havens  Selah  P.,  grocer,  h.  65  Marion. 

Havens  &  Brother,  grocers,  73  Garden. 

Haver  John,  gent.,  h.  202  Detroit. 

Haverty  Daniel,  h.  IG-t  Kinsman, 

Hankey  John,  wool  sorter,  h.  Canal. 

Hawkins  Henry  C,  deputy  county  auditor, 
h.  34  Eagle. 

Hawkins  ]Mrs.  Jane,   widow  of  Richard,  h. 
rear  233  Hamilton. 

Hawkins  John,   tanner,   h.  alley,   between 
Ohio  and  Walworth. 

Hawkins  John,  morocco  finisher. 

Hawkins  Wm.,  clerk,  h.  1  St.  Charles. 

Hawks  Andrew  J.,  firm  H.  &  Bro.,  bds.  53 
Seneca. 

Hawks  Daniel,  firm  H.  &  Brother,  bds.  53 
Seneca. 

Hawks  Robert  J.,  moulder,  bds  Franklin. 

HAWKS  &  BRO.,  news  dealers,  259  Supe- 
rior. 

Hawley  A.  H.,  slate  roofing,  h.  312  Superior. 

Hawley  Gideon,  engineer,  C.  &  P.  R.  R, 

Hawley  John,  clerk,  J.  Barron's,  bds.  Canal 
Basin. 

Hawlick  James,  mason,  h.  146  Scoville  Av. 

Hawthorn  Adam  D.,  shoemaker,  h.  19  Pros- 
pect. 

Hawthorn  Hamlet  H.,  clerk,  bds  19  Prospect. 

Hay  Njcholas,  laborer,  434  Hamilton. 

Hayaleg  Joseph,  mason,  h.  47  Mayflower. 

Hayden  Anson,  h.  corner  Summit  and  Orf- 
tario. 

Hayden  Chester,  firm  H.,  King  &  Elwell,  h. 
68  Erie. 

Hayden  John,  laborer,  rear  19  Vineyard. 

HAYDEX,  KING  &  ELWELL,  attorneys,  5 
and  6  Rouse's  Block,  corner  Public  Square. 

Hayden  Michael,  laborer,  17  Canal. 

Hayden  Thomas,  tailor,  6  Third  Alley. 

Hayes  Burton,  sailor,  h.  West  River. 

Hayes  Henry,  saloon,  239  West  River. 

Hayes  James,  salesman,  h.  57  Tracy. 

Hayes  James,  saloon,  178  Hamilton. 

Hayes  John,  watch  at   depot,  h.  Superior 
Avenue. 

Haves  Lester,  accountant,  Morrill  &  Bowers, 
h.  809  Lake. 

Hayes  Mary,  widow,  h.  178  Hamilton. 

Hayes  P.  H.,   lAysician,  Cleveland  Water 
Cure. 

Hayes  Timothy,  peddler,  h.  457  Lake. 

Hayes  William,  fireman,  bds.  93  Lake. 

Hayes  William,  shoemaker,  h.  130  Lorain. 

HAYES   WM.  H.  &  CO.,  wholesale  dry 
goods,  132  Water. 

Hayn  G.  C.  F.,  clerk,   240  Superior,  bds. 
johnton  House. 


Havr  James,  painter,  bds.  Bennet  House. 

HAYS  JOHN,  coal  merchant,  C.  &.  P.  R. 
R.  Pier.  h.  18  Ontario. 

Hays  Joseph,  clerk,  148  Superior. 

Hays  Kaufman,  clerk,  228  Superior,  h.  cor- 
ner Cross  and  Kinsman. 

Hays  Rolx;rt,  moulder,  bds.  49  Huntington. 

Hays  Timothy,  trader,  h.  51  Hamilton. 

Haywood  George,  bds.  219  St.  Clair. 

Hayward  Geo.  L.,  firm  H.  &  Co.,  h.  104  St. 
Clair. 

Hayward  Joseph,  mill  furnishing,  h.  104  St. 
Clair. 

Hayward  0.,  foreman  C.  &  E.  R.  R.  carpen- 
ter shop,  ii.  74  Erie. 

Hayward  Wm.  II.,  firm  Sanford  &  H.,  h.  54 
Bond. 

HAYWARD   &   Co.,   mill   furnishing,    38 
Front. 

Hazen  Alonzo,  firm  G.  S.  Gardner  &  Co.,  h. 
100  Hanover. 

Hazen  A.  M.,  firm  G.  S.  Gardner  &  Co.,  h. 
34  Fulton. 

Hazen   Francis   M.,  ship  carpenter,    h.  70 
Hicks. 

Hazle  Richard  G.,  blacksmith,  h.  310  Erie. 

HAZLE  ;MRS.  R.   G.,  grocery,  corner  Erie 
and  Webster. 

Hazma  Michael,  laborer,  49  Cherry. 

Hazzard  Hugh,  builder,  h.  rear  112  Brownell. 

Headley  Samuel,  machinist,  C.  &  E.  R.  R. 
bds.  Wilson. 

Heafner  George,  laborer,    15  Girard. 

Heagen  Andrew,  laborer,  54  Hicks. 

Heal  Henry,  tailor,  h.  Monroe. 

Healard  Wm.,  carpenter,  h.  42  Bridge. 

HEARD  CHARLES  W.,  architect,  28  Eu- 
clid, corner  Sheriff,  h.  32  Euclid.     , 

Heard  John,  sexton,  h.  105  Bolivar. 

Hearnes  C.  M.,  sailor,  h.  53  Taylor. 

Hearnes  James  G  ,  sailor,  bd?.  53  Taylor. 

Heams  James,  sailor,  h,  122  West  Main. 

Hearns  Tliomas  T.,  sailor,  h.  122  West  Main. 

Heartmiller  Geo.,  boiler  maker,  h.  94  Jersey. 

Heath  John,  brass  foundry,  15  Vineyard. 

Heath  Timothy,  gas  inspector,  h.  228  St. 
Clair. 

HEATON   GROVE  L.,   commission  mer- 
chant, 34  River,  h.  38  Cheshire. 

Heberlein  Christian,  laborer,  319  Garden. 

Heberlein  John,  laborer,  319  Garden. 

Hebler  John,  jjaper  carrier,  h.  corner  Swpe- 
rior  and  Perry. 

Hech  John,  laborer,  183  Croton. 

Hecht  David,  clerk. 

Heck  Florian,  carriage  trimmer,  h.  Canal. 

Hecker  Frederick,  clerk,  Custom  House,  h. 

7  Johns. 
Hecker  Mrs.  Mary,  h.  221  Hamilton. 


Heckerman  Ferdinand,  laborer,  83  Monroe. 
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Heckerman  Jacob,  saloon,  131  Orange. 

Heckerman  Moritz,  saloon,  336  Pittsburgh. 

Hecking  Anton,  shoemaker,  186  Hamilton. 

Heckman  Adam,  tailor,  h.  87  Monroe. 

HECKMAN  LEWIS,  manufiicturer  fancy 
cakes  and.  confectionery,  194  Water,  h. 
47  Ontario. 

Heckman  Valentine,  confectionery,  149  De- 
troit. 

Heedy  Michael,  clerk,  Weddell  House,  h.  7 
Oak. 

Heege  Philip,  policeman,  h.  307  Pittsburgh. 

Heesen  Rudolph,  tailor,  h.  424  St.  Clair. 

Hefner  William,  engineer,  h.  21  Carroll. 

Heffner  Michael,  tailor,  h,  19  Chatham. 

Hefferen  Patrick,  laborer,  30  Spring. 

Hegarty  Mary,  widow  of  Conuell,  h.  185 
Detroit. 

Hege  Mrs,  widow  of  Christian,  h.  113  Kins- 
man. 

Hege  Mrs.  Christine,  h,  32  Granger. 

Hegling  August,  laborer,  216  Bridge. 

Heher  Peter,  blacksmith,  C.  &  E.  R.  Shop. 

Held  Jacob,  barber,  189  St,  Clair,  bds.  191 
St.  Clair. 

Heidebrink  L.,  salesman,  h.  16  Williams  Al- 
ley. 

Heideneker  Lewis,  peddler,  h.  200  Pearl. 

Heiderf  August,  laborer,  24  Willet. 

Heift  Jacob,  tinner,  bds.  229  Lorain. 

Heiger  William,  laborer,  34  Webster. 

Heil  Conrad,  grocerv,  238  Pearl. 

Heil  Henry,  tailor,  91  and  93  Pearl. 

Heil  William,  shoemaker,  h.  236  Pearl. 

Heilderbrand  Faldine,  carpenter,  h.  238 
Pearl. 

Heiley  John,  engineer,  h,  192  Lorain. 

Heilmau  Henry,  laborer,  62  Jersey. 

Heilman  Henry,  laborer,  71  Jersey. 

Heim  Jacob,  clerk,  162  Superior,  h.  46 
Champlain. 

Heiman  Bernard,  bds.  88  Taylor. 

Heimertinger  John,  meat  market,  19  Union, 
h.  corner  Garden  and  Brownell. 

Heimlick  Charles,  blacksmith,  h.  95  Fulton. 

Hein  Martin,  tailor,  h.  76  Marion. 

Heimbuch  John  A.  C,  cap  maker,  h.  350 
St.  Clair. 

Heine  Anton,  watch  maker,  332  Pittsburgh. 

Heine  Sebastian,  painter,  h.  12  Crockett. 

Heinlein  Leonard,  butcher,  h.  164  Lorain, 

Heis  Frederick,  brass  founder,  h.  40  Belmont. 

Heiser  Jacob,  mason,  h.  28  Cherry. 

HEISEL  NICHOLAS,  groceries  and  confec- 
tionery, 247  St.  Clair. 

HETSLEY  JOHN  W.,  attorney,  150  Supe- 
rior, h.  154  Huron. 

Heisley  William  R.,  attorney,  150  Superior, 
h.  154  Huron. 

Heiss  John,  laborer,  13  Parkman. 


Heitsinger  Joseph,  laborer,  Ohio. 

Heizel  William  carriage  trimmer,  h.  38 
Burnham. 

Heller  David,  grocery,  241  Erie. 

Heller  Ernst  H.,  tailor,  h.  108  Jersey. 

Heller  Israel,  bds.  241  Erie. 

Heller  John,  wagon  maker,  bds.  280  St. 
Clair. 

Heller  Rosa,  widow  of  Albert,  h.  188  Green- 
wood. 

Helibrand  John,  cabinet  maker,  h.  293  Lake. 

Hellenkamp  Albert,  melodeon  maker,  bds. 
128  Oregon. 

Helner  Frederick,  wagon  maker,  h.  40  Ran- 
dall. 

Helsby  Samuel,  painter,  h.  109  Cedar  Ave- 
nue. 

Hely  Daniel,  drayman,  h.,  139  Bridge. 

Hemelen  John,  blacksmith,  south  of  Lorain, 
h.  Columbus. 

Hemen  Francis,  carpenter,  h.  33  Vine. 

Hemer  Philip,  laborer,  82  Irving. 

Hemerling  John,  shoemaker,  81  Garden,  h. 
79  Garden. 

Hemil  John,  blacksmith,  h.  rear  38  Abbey. 

Hemiter  John,  clerk,  Bradburn  &  Fisher,  h. 
Heights. 

Henimer  Charles,  cooper,  h.  77  Penn. 

Hemp  Mrs.  Christina,  tailoreoS,  h.  25  High. 

Hemphill  Chas.,  machinist,  bds.  114  Frank- 
hn. 

Hempy  Henry,  turner,  h.  39  Scoville  Avenue. 

Hempy  Henry  M.,  firm  Seaborn  &  H.,  h. 
98  Brownell. 

Hemrich  John,  grocer,  50  Muirson,  h.  52 
Muirson. 

Henderson  Henry,  superintendent  Lake  Erie 
Paper  Mill,  h."l48  Forest. 

Henderson  Rev.  H.  P.  h.  661  St.  Clair. 

Plenderson  John,  tailor,  h.  39  Burwell. 

Henderson  Michael,  (colored)  barber,  h.  5 
California. 

Henderson  R.  W.,  firm  Oliver  &  H  ,  h.  21 
Walnut. 

Henderson  Thomas,  carpenter,  h.  143  Or- 
ange. 

Henderson  William,  (colored)  barber,  h.  73 
Hamilton. 

Hendricks  Henry,  carpenter,  h.  140  Orange. 

Hendricks  William,  h.  176  Hamilton. 

Hendrickson  Charles,  salesman,   134  Water. 

Hendrickson  John,  engineer,  h.  178  Hamil- 
ton. 

Hendrickson  0.  W.,  machinist,  h.  315  Frank- 
lin. 

Hendrickson  S.  W.  machinist,  h.  45  Bank. 

Hendrix  Henry,  laborer,  121  York. 

Hendrix  Lucius,  railroad  conductor,  h  58 
Abbey. 

Hendrix  Sidney  E.,  carpenter,  h.  34  High. 


Coal  Oil  and  Lamp  Depot,  139  Ontario  Street,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 


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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY, 


Hendryx  Theodore,  engineer,  bds.  Hamilton. 
Hendryx  Zenas  R,  machinist,  h.  61  Whit- 
man. 
Hendley  Joseph,  book  binder,  h.  67  Cedar 

Avenue. 
Hendy  William,  laborer,  16  Grove. 
Henery  Mrs.,  widow  ot  James,  w;xsherwoman, 

h.  rear  44  I'>olivar. 
Henger  A.,  blacksmith,  359  Kinsman. 
Heiiies  Adam,  laborer,  h.  12  East  Liberty. 
Henlino  Micliael,  clerk,  Joluison  Mouse. 
Henn  p]dward,  mason,  bds.  1(W  Water. 
Ileimich  Tnomas,  laborer,  42(1  Pittsburgh. 
Honrieks  Henry,  laborer,  180  Hamilton. 
Henricks  John,    engineer,  h.  178  Hamilton. 
Henry  Figge,  clerk,  Bratcnahl  Brothers. 
Henry  Fruieehtel,  grocery,  h.  323  Loi-ain. 
Henr}'   James,    cabinet   maker,   h.    rear  63 

Bolivar. 
Henry    Martin,   grocer,    26    River,   h.    100 

Lake. 
Henry  Michael,  carpenter,    h.    corner  West 

River  and  Elm. 
Henry  W^ni.,  carpenter,  h.  13  Croton. 
Henry  William  H.,  laborer,  58  Fulton. 
Henry  William  R.,  h.  81  Public  Square. 
Henry  Mrs.  washerwoman,  h.  rear  365  St. 

Clair. 
HENSCH  HUGO,  druggist  and  apothecary, 

44  Public  Square,  h.  79  Michigan. 
Hensey  John,  tailor,  h.  198  Hamilton, 
Hepas  Herman,  carpenter,  h.  221  Bridge. 
Hepas  William,  laborer,   boards  101  Clifton. 
Hepburn  Harmon,  h.  23  Walnut. 
Hepley  Andrew,  grocery,  230  Orange. 
Heppler  destine,  h.  52  Abbey. 
Heppler  Henry,  tailor,  h.  13  Delaware. 
Heppy  Tobias,  shoemaker,  h.  20  Garden. 
Herbers  John  B.,  shoes,  191  Lorain, 
Herbert   Clinton   D.,   moulder,    h.    rear  23 

Fulton. 
Herbert  Edward,  h.  57  Vermont. 
Herbesger  Francis,  shoemaker,  h.  44  Muir- 

son. 
HerbolsheimerMrs.  Clementine,  piano  teach- 
er, h.  282  Pittsburgh. 
Herbolsheimer  Francis  A.,  druggist,  h.  282 
Herbst  George,  cooper,  h.  118  York. 

Pittsburgh. 
Herdman  John,  laborer,  19  Hicks. 
Herdmau  J.   teller,  62  Public  Square,  bds. 

103  Lake. 
HERDMAN  J.  &  CO.,  bankers,  62  Public 

Square",  h.  corner  Ontario  and  Lake. 
Heritick  Thomas,  waiter,  h.  4  California. 
Herkerrner  John,  airver,  h.  110  Prospect. 
Herkison  S.,  laborer,  bds.  823  St.  Clair. 
Herling  Jacob,  carpenter,  h.  394  St.  Clair, 
liermon  Henry,  drayman,  h.  5  Root's  Alley. 
Herman  H.,  carpenter,  h.  221  Bridge. 

W.  C.  NORTH'S  Photograph  and 


Herman  John,  lal)orer,  77  Hamilton. 

Herman  Michael,  laborer,  193  Orange. 

Hermann  Joseph,  shoemaker,  h.  160  River. 

Hermann    Thomas,   peddler,    h.    rear   168 
Greenwood. 

Hermean  I^ewis,  brewer,  h.  102  Tracy. 

Hern  Patrick,  laborer,  25  Division. 

Merrick  Austin,  engineer,   C.  P.  &  A.  R.  R , 
b<ls.  126  Hamilton. 

Herrick  G.  E.,  firm  H.  &  Barlow,  bds.  An- 
gler House. 

Herrick  Henry  J.,  medical  student,  bds.  56 
Euclid. 

Herrick  John,  carpenter,  h.  150  Kinsman. 

Herrick  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  31  Michigan. 

HERRICK   &   i3ARL0W,  attorneys,   139 
Superior. 

Herrington  Capt.  Han-ey,  sailor,  h.  39  Smith. 

Herrington  N.  S.,  miller,  h.  Heights. 

Herrington  William,  sailor,  h.  18  West  Main. 

HeiTuian  T.  L.,  ale  i>eddler.  h.  102  Tracy. 

Hers'?h  Fred.,  carpenter,  h.  46  Mechanics. 

Herst  Henry,  drayman,  h.  42  Webster. 

Herwing  Henrj',  cutter,  180  Su[ierior,  h.  44 
Prospect. 

Hervey  J.    B.,  firm  Greeman  «&  Co.,  bds. 
Wcddell  House. 

Heschmen  Mrs.  Catharine,  h.  71  Oregon. 

Hess  diaries,  printer,  h.  Harman. 

Hess  John,  grocer,. corner  Cross  and  Orange, 
h.  9  Scoville. 

Hess  Louis,  carpenter,  h.  69  Harbor. 

Hess  Matthew,  laborer,  1)  Scoville  Avenue. 

Hesse  David,  cabinet  maker,  h.  44  Bolivar. 

HESSEXMCELLER  EDMUND,    justice 
of  the  peace,  90  Superior,  h.  33  Huron. 

Hesser  Louis,  cociper,  h.  rear  68  Monroe. 

Hettish  Andrew,  clock  maker,  h.  36  Scoville 
Avenue. 

Heveran  Peter,  laborer,  65  East  Main. 

Hewett  Edward,  laljoier,  79  Scott. 

HEWITT   &    COMSTOCK,    sugar  cured 
hams  and  dried  beef,  60  Merwin. 

Hewitt  David,  fireman,  h.  370  St.  Clair. 

Hewitt  George,  conductor  C.  C.  &  C.  R.  R., 
h.  3U  Academy. 

Hewitt  I-aac  L.,  firn^  II.  &  Comstock,  b.  49 
Water. 

Hewitt  James,  fireman,  lids.  370  St.  Clair. 

Hewitt  John,  brakeman,  h.  77  Water. 

Hewson  John,  tailor,  h.  156  Garden. 

Hey  Erhart,  grocery,  1<17  Lorain. 

lleydler  (iottlieb,  wood  turner,  and  musician, 
65  Frankfort. 

Hibbard  William  B.,   telegraph  operator,  de- 
pot, bd.s,  17  Johnson. 

Hibson  Charles,  marble  cutter,  h.  3  Eagle. 

I  Hichman  Morris,   stone  mason,   h.  34  Bur- 
well. 
I  Hick  Charles,  cabinet  maker,  h.  88  Ohio. 

Fine  Art  Gallery,  205  Superior  St., 


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Hick  Frank,  wood  sawj^er,  h.  Canal. 

Hick  John,  blacksmith,  h.  156  Cedar  Ave- 
nue 

Hickey  David,   blacksmith,   h.    25    Cham- 
plain, 

Hickethier  Alexander,  laborer,  125  Phelps. 

Hickia  Edward,  laborer,  281  Hamilton. 

Hickox  Charles,  bookeeper,  bds.  70  Bank. 

Hickox   Charles,   firm  C.  H.  &  Co.,   h.   273 
Euclid. 

HICKOX  CHARLES  &  CO.,  marine  mills, 
Merwin. 

Hickox  E.  Y.,  clerk,  62  Vineyard,  h.  Will- 
son  Avenue,  near  Kinsman. 

Hickox  Lester  L.,  salesman,   141  Water,  h. 
17  Oak  Place. 

Hicks    A.    G.,    plane  manufacturer,   h.    53 
Root. 

Hicks  Mrs.  Caroline,  (colored)  h.  13  Oregon. 

Hicks  George  B.,    agent   N.    Y.    Associate 
Press,  h.  183  Kinsman. 

Hicks  William,  (colored)  barber,  h.  62  Boli- 
var. 

Hiene  Paul,  painter,  175  Ontario. 

Hieman  Louis,  tailor,  122  Bank. 

Heiss  Frederick,  locksmith,  h.  40  Belmont. 

Hifle  Nicholas,  shoemaker,  h.  109  Laurel. 

Higby  Hannah  E.,  compositor,  Ohio  Farmer, 
bds.  83  Water. 

Higby  Levi,  carpenter,  h.  27  Clinton. 

Higgins  Daniel,  laborer,  West  River. 

Higgens  Patrick,  laborer,  53  West  Main. 

Higgins  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  widow  of  John,  h.  52 
McLean. 

Higgin  John,  wood  sawyer,  h.  21  Erie. 

Higgins  Cornelius,  laborer,  rear  Franklin. 

Higgins  Daniel,  yardman,  Angier  House, 

Higgins  Ellen,   m.  d.,  Cleveland  Water  Cure. 

Higgins  James,saloon,  6  West  Main. 

Higgins  Morris,  laborer,  77  Franklin. 

Higgins  Morris,  laborer,  455  West  River. 

Higgins  Patrick,  laborer,  14  Summit  Alley, 

Higgins  Peter,  watchman,  R.  R,   depot,  h. 
474  Hamilton. 

Higgins  Thomas,  painter,  bds,  52  McLean. 

Higgins  T,  J.,  telegraph  operator,   bds.    17 
Johnson. 

Highland  Mary,  widow  of  Michael,  h,  12  Di- 
vision. 

Hight  Thomas  M.,  gent.,  h.  211  Detroit. 

Higley  Martin,  tress  hoop  maker,  30  East 
Center,  h.  9  York, 

Hilbert  Leonard,  laborer,  350  Lake. 

Hilberar,    Richard,  shoemaker,    h.  149    Or- 
ange. 

Hilburt  George,  engineer,  C.  C,  &  C.  R.  R., 
h.  39  Jay. 

Hildebrand  Jacob,   clerk,   76  River,  h.  220 
St.  Clair. 

Hilderbrand  John  H,,  h.    108  Greenwood. 


HILL  CHRISTOPER  E.,  m.  d..  36  Pearl. 
Hill  Frederick  H.,  druggist,  12  Garden. 
Hill  Henry,  gardener,  h,  285  Hamilton. 
Hill  Henry,  h.  allej^,  between  Chatham  and 

Monroe. 
HILL   JAMES,    wines,  liquors,   &c.,    198 

Bank,  h.  21  Oak  Place. 
Hill  John,  harness  maker,  98  Superior. 
Hill  John,  shoemaker,  h.  46  Burwell. 
HILL  JONAH  P.,    grocery   and  furniture, 

170, 172  and  174  Seneca,  h.  south  end  Me- 
chanic. 
Hill  Rev.  Moses,  presiding  elder  Cleveland 

District,  h.  236  St.  Clair. 
Hill  Stephen,  carpenter,  h.  65  Oregon. 
Hill  Thomas  0.,  banker,  h.  25  Euclid. 
Hill  William,  paper  maker,  h.  154  Croton. 
Hilliard  Ambrose,  bird  cage  maker,  h.  38 

Jackson,  corner  Floyd. 
Hilliard  Newton  H.,  firm  H.  &  Lash,  h.  13 

Sheriff. 
HiUiard  Michael,   plasterer,  h.  23  Superior 

Avenue. 
Hilliard  Richard,  h.  62  Ontario. 
HILLIARD    &    LASH,    commission   mer- 
chants   and    vinegar   manufacturers,    78 

River, 
HILLS   ADDISON,  general  freight  agent, 

C.  C.  &  C.  and  C.  &  E.  R.  R.,  h.  61  Lake. 
Hills  Charles  A.,  joiner,  93  Kinsman. 
Hills  Lucien,  chief  clerk,  C.  C.  &  C.  and  C.  E. 

R.  R.  freight  office,  h.  55  Wood. 
Hills  Nathan  C,  groceries  and  produce,  124 

Ontario,  h.  217  Pittsburgh. 
Hills  Samuel,  painting,  129  Harbor. 
Hilsder  Joseph,  laborer  44  Mayflower. 
Hinebaugh,     Daniel,     carpenter,      h.     147 

Garden. 
Himebaugh  Jacob,  carpenter,  h.  253  Hudson. 
Himelman  John,  laborer,  rear  412  Perry.       * 
Himmelman  George,  blind  maker,  h.  148 

Orange. 
Himerdinger  John,  butcher,  10  Garden. 
Himer  Albert,  machinist,  h.  Heights. 
Hinde  Thomas,  laborer,  6  Grove. 
Hines  Michael  laborer,  380  West  River. 
Hines  Thomas,  laborer,  Leonard. 
Hinger  Andrew,  blacksmith,  359  Kinsman, 
Hinkley  E.,  sculptor,  bds.  Bennet  House. 
Hinman  Mrs.  A.,    h.  182  Clinton. 
Hinman  Frank  H.,  deputv  clerk,  bds.  195 

St.  Clair. 
Hinright  Patrick,  laborer,  18  Carroll. 
Hinsdale  Charles  C,  firm  Dewey  &  Co.,  h. 

88  BrowneU. 
Hipher,  Mrs.  Anna,  milliner,  h.  7  Garden. 
Hippler,  Charles,  saloon,  100  Superior. 
Hippler  W.,  tinsmith,  h.  133  Lawrence, 
Hipps  Geo.,  sailor,  bds.  84  Hicks. 
Hirsch  Baldwin,  barber,  bds.  Michigan. 


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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY. 


Hirt  Jacob,  carpenter,  h.  75  Phelps. 

Hirt  John,  blacksmith,  87  Kinsman,  h.  Ce- 
dar Avenue. 

Hirt  Matthias,  blacksmith,  h.  112  York. 

His  J.,  shoemaker,  h.  22  Alabama. 

Hitch  Thomas,  carriat;e  driver,  h.  lOG  Ohio. 

Hitchcock  H.  G.,  firm  Woolson  H.  &  Co.,  h. 
128  St.  Clair. 

HITCHCOCK  REUBEN,  attorney  10  At- 
watcr  Block,  h.  Painesville. 

Hitz  F.  H.,  machinist,  h.  27  Vine. 

Hoadlev  Mary  A.,  widow  of  George,  h.  97 
Euclid. 

HOADLEY  THOMAS,  patent  right  retort 
factory  and  superintendent  gas  works, 
34  Bath,  h.  12  Lake. 

Hoag  James,  carpenter,  bds.  315  Washington. 

Hoag  James,  drayman,  h.  430  St.  Clair. 

HoagRachael,  widow,  h.  315  Washington. 

Hoag  Charles,  mason,  16  Blair. 

Hoban  Michael,  laborer,  foot  Water. 

Hobart  Donelly,  h.  39  Cedar  Avenue. 

Hobart  Ruel,  bds.  39  Cedar  Avenue. 

Hobbs  Caleb,  clerk  C.  &  E.  R.  R.,  h.  36  Hun- 
tington. 

Hobbs  George  H.,  engineer,  h.  79  Hanover. 

Hobbs  T.  J.  imttern  maker,  h.  32  Sibley. 

Hobeck  George  shoemaker,  h.  267  St.  Clair. 

Hoben  Charles,  laborer,  foot  Water. 

Hoben  David,  laborer,  foot  Water. 

Hoben  Thomas,  saloon,  76  Water. 

Hoben  Thomas,  laborer,  foot  Water. 

Hober  Charles,  grocery,  64  Parkman. 

Hobron  W.  F.,  book  keeper,  h.  79  Cedar 
Avenue. 

Hoce  Andrew,  undertaker,  h.  122  Pearl. 

Hocke  John  B.,  wholesale  liquors,  48  Mer- 
win,  h.  29  Bank, 

Hocker  Frederick,  book-binder,  h.  221  Ham- 
ilton. 

Hooker  John,  book-binder,  h.  221  Plamilton. 

Hockey  John  P.,  rectifier,  h.  29  Bank. 

Hockey  Powell,  rectifier,  h.  29  Bank. 

Hockins  Denis  W.,  baker,  Ontario,  h.  15 
Prospect. 

HOCK  ST  ATT  CHAS.,  butcher,  97  Lorain, 
bds.  Pearl. 

Hocum  Jason,  sailor,  452  Detroit. 

Hodel  John,  carpenter,  h.  93  Lyman. 

Hodges  Caroline,  widow  of  Perry,  h.  697 
St.'  Clair. 

Hodgson  Joseph,  stone  cutter,  h.  172  Ohio. 

Hodnett  William,  tailor,  corner  Pearl  and 
Detroit,  Ixls.  Hanover. 

Hodson  John.  I\Iason,  h.  Laurel,  between 
Greenwood  and  Hudson. 

Hodson  John,  carpenter,  h.  45  Root. 

Hodson  John,  carpenter,  li.  52  Root. 

Hodtac  M.,  laborer,  2  John.s 

Hoehn  John,  painter,  h.  9  Scoville  Avenue 


Hoeibrink  Loie,  clothing,   h.    16   Willioms 
Alley. 

Hofacker    Lawrence,  wheelwright,    h.    30 
Grove, 

Hofard  Jacob,  shoemaker,  364  Lorain,  bds, 
380  Lorain. 

Hoffman  Mrs.  Anna,  widow  of  George,  h.  92 
IiTing. 

Hoffman  Chauncey,  mason,  h.  97  Orange. 

lloifman  Daniel,  carriage  maker,  52  Mich- 
igan. 

Hoffman  Frank,  cooper. 

Hoffman  Frederick  wagon  and  carriage  ma- 
ker, h.  rear  1U3  Detroit. 

Hoflman  Frederick,  laborer,  60  Webster. 

Hoffman  Frederick,  painter,  bds.  175  Ontario, 

Hoffman  Erederick,  carpenter,  h.   182  Or- 
ange. 

Hoffman   George,  wagon  maker,  h.  207  Lo- 
rain. 

Hoffman  Henry,  picture  frame  makpr,  h.  37 
Bt'lmont. 

Hoffman  Henry,  miller,  City  Mills,  h.  Green- 
wood. 

Hoffman  Henry  C,  mason,  h.  71  Dodge. 

Hoffman  J.,  brick  layer,  h.  2  Johns. 

Hoffman  Jacob,  blacksmith,  52  Michigan. 

Hoffman  Jacob,  car^ienter,  h.  63  Webster. 

Hoffman  John,  laborer,  h.  55  Webster. 

Hoffman  John,  teamster,  h.  4  .John. 

Hoftman  John*  A.,  plasterer,  bds  299  Perry. 

Hoffman  J.  A.,  grocery,  corner  Jackson  and 
Floyd. 

Hoffman   Margaret,   widow  of  Peter,  h.  144 
Champlain. 

Hoffman  Paul,  shoemaker,  185  Columbus. 

Hoffman  Peter,  vamisher,  h.  62  Weteter. 

Hoffman  Peter,  laborer,  59  Weteter. 

Hoffman  William,  plasterer,  299  h.  Perry. 

Hoffmeyer  Henry,  laborer,  91  Greenwood, 

Hofrigder  Joseph,  tinsmith,  323  St.  Clair. 

Hogan   Dennis,   American   Express,    h,  17 
York  Alley. 

Hogan  .John,  shoemaker,  h.  12  California. 

Hogan  John,  tinner,  bds.  15  Hickox. 

Hogan  Sarah  C,    widow  of  Josejih,   h.  60 
Ontario. 

Hogan  Sylvester,  watchmaker,  127  Superior, 
bds.  St.  Clair. 

Hogan  William  H.,  clerk,  P.  0.,  bds.  60  On- 
tario. 

Hogendobler  Andrew,   foreman,  Dewey  & 
Co.'s,  h.  10  Bridge. 

Hogh  Josejih,  boarding  house,  78  Water. 

llogle  Sidney  S.,  bds.  307  Perry. 

Hohn    Henry  W.,  freight  conductor,   h.  71 
Water. 

Holbert  Andrew,    veterinary    surgeon,    84 

Champlain,  h.  61  Harrison. 
Holbrook  R.  W.,  machinist,  h.  41  Walnut 


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Hole  Herman,  blacksmith,  bds.  103  Detroit 
HoJcwarth  Jacob,  saloon,  4  Root's  Alley. 

Holden  James,  shoemaker,    h.   145  Green- 
wood. 

Holden  James,  laborer,  bds.  50  Lyman. 

Holden  Mary,    widow  Thomas,    h.   50  Ly- 
man. 

Holden  Sidney  S.,  deputy  sheriff,  h.  427  St. 
Clair. 

Holden  Charles,  tailor,  70  Bank. 

Holder  Jacob,  laborer,  66  West  Centre. 

Holkins  Elijah  S,,   jsattern   maker,    h.   25 
Monroe. 

Hollara  Patrick,  laborer,  foot  Summit  Alley. 

Holland  John,  laborer,  bds.  57  Lamartine. 

Holland  Justin,  (colored)   music  teacher,  h. 
274  Perry. 

Holland  Thomas,  laborer,  93  Hamilton. 

Holland  Mr.,  carpenter,  h.  31  Greenwood. 

Holle  Lop,  drayman,  h.  144  Kinsman. 

Hollenbeck  John,  h.  49  Church. 

Holley  James,  joiner,  h.  229  Perry. 

Holliday  David,  laborer. 

HoUister  William  H.,  h.  Collamer, 

Holloway  W.  F.,  clerk  and  operator,  C.  &  P. 
R.  R.,  bds.  corner  Huron  and  Middle. 

Holly  Melina,  widow  of  William,  h.  65  On- 
tario. 

Holly  Morris,  clerk,  h.  10  Miami. 

Holmes  Alfred,  file  cutter,  h.  204  Pearl. 

Holmes  Amos  F.,  painter  and  paper  hanger, 
h.  75  Muirson. 

Holmes  Julia,    widow  of  Philip,  h.  18  Mi- 
ami Alley. 

Holmes  Mrs.  Lvdia,   widow  of  Falzendorf, 
bds.  43  Church. 

Holmes  Robert,  firm  H.  &  Carter,  bds.  City 
Hotel. 

Holmes  Thomas,  machinist,  h.  32  Prospect. 

HOLMES  &  CARTER,  iron  railing,  17  and 
19  Virfej'ard. 

Hol&lowti  Henry,  laborer,  101  Clifton. 

HolstjKodolph,  saloon,  108  Kinsman. 

Hol^Piithony,  shoemaker,  h.  22  Lvman. 

Ho]^.  J.,  firm  H.  &  Oviatt,  h.  344  Pros- 
pect. 

Holt  Dennis,  machinist,  h.  19  York. 

Holt  Francis,  firm  Weatherhead   &  H.,  h. 
Toledo. 

Holt  Jeremiah,   firm  J.  H.  &  Co.,  h.    East 

Cleveland. 
Holt  J.  M.,  carpenter,  bds.  63  Water. 
Holt  James  P.,  wool  grader,  107  Bank,  h.  118 
Hamilton. 

Holt  John  P.,  firm  J.  P.  H.  &  Co.,  h.  19 
Chestnut. 

HOLT  J.  &  CO.,  lumber  dealers,  133  Mer- 

win. 
HOLT  JOHN  P.   &  CO.,   machinists,  45 
West,  comer  Vineyard. 


HOLT    &    OVIATT,  produce  commission 
merchants,  45,  47  and  49  Merwin. 

Holtsbarger  Catharine,  widow  of^Charles,  h. 
103  Leonard. 

Holtzing  Henry,  baggage  master,  C.  C,  &  C. 
R.  R.  Depot,  ii.  61  Mechanics. 

Holtz  John,  private  watchman,  h.  44  Green. 

Holtz  William,  laborer,  54  Grove. 

Holwaker  Louis,  tailor,  bds  21  Frankfort. 

Homald  Sebastian,  laborer,  395  Perry. 

Homan  George  William,  wood  sawyer,  h.  28 
Carroll. 

Homan  Frederick,  laborer,  rear  410  Perry. 

Home  Sewing  Machines,  178  Superior. 

Plomel  George,  laborer,  221  Pearl. 

Homer  Lorain,  h.  rear  84  West  Centre. 

Honeywell  Ezra,  sailor,  h.  24  Detroit. 

Honeywell  John,  machinist,  h.  158  Lorain. 

Honeywell  Mary,    widow   of  John,  h.  240 
Detroit. 

Hoober  John,  butcher,  bds.  corner  Perry  and 
Cedar  Avenue. 

Hoof  Jacob,, shoemaker,  h.  Hamilton. 

Hoof  Peter,  brick  maker,  h.  16  Mill. 

Hoofman   Henry,  scroll  sawyer,  h.  37  Bel- 
mont. 

Hoolits  Charles,  tailor,  h.  38  Kinsman. 

Hoon  E.  A.,  h.  19  Hickox. 

Hooper  Henrj',  wagon  maker,  h.  52  Orange. 

Hooper  J  P.  saloon,  14  East  Center. 

Hoover  Robert,  porter,  83  Euclid. 

Hopfman  Isaac,  butcher  and  hide  dealer,  235 
Kinsman. 

Hopkiuger  John,  tailor,  h.  15  Parkman. 

Hopkins  E.  A.,  gold  pen  manufacturer,  197 
Superior,  bds,  47  Eagle. 

Hopkins  James  E.,  engraving,  197  Superior, 
h,  47  Eagle. 

Hopkins  Jerome    I.,   accountant,    28  River, 
bds  48  Bank. 

Hopkins  0.  J.,  student,  bds.  114  Pittsburgh. 

HOPKINS  R.  C,  M.  D.,  drugs    and  medi- 
cines, 62  Euclid,  h.  115  Huron. 

Hopkins  Samuel,  sewing  machines,  236  Su- 
perior, h.  169  Lake. 

Hopkins  Sheldon,  joiner,  h.  116  Brownell. 

Hopkinson   Alanson,  principal  branch  high 
school,  h.  265  Franklin. 

Hoplev  Miss,  teacher  music  and   painting, 
bds."' 60  Euclid. 

Hojjp  Morris,  grocery,  160  Garden. 

Hopp  Peter,  turner,  h.  162  Cedar  Avenue. 

Hopper  John,  tinner,    216    Superior,    bds. 
12  Garden. 

Hopper  William  G.,  tinner,  h.  132  Orange. 

Hopusch,  Samuel,  shoemaker,  bds.  23  Croton. 

Horan  James,  waiter,  Angier  House. 
Horan  John,  lake  captain,  h  84  Hicks. 
Horan  Mary,   widow   of    Charles,    h.    199 
Bridge. 


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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY. 


Horan  ^lartin,  laborer,  rear  19  Vineyard. 

Horen  John,  sailor,  bds.  Do  Spruce. 

Horn  Chtnies,  grocery,  893  Superior. 

Horn  Christian,  laborer,  37  St.  Clair. 

Horn  John,  wood  sawyer,  h.  33  East  Liber- 
ty- 

Hornby  Frederick,  clork,  bds.  Orange. 

Home  William  H.,  tailor,  h.  20  Hickox. 

Horning  Conrad,  butcher,  h.  24  lielmont. 

Horner  John,  whitewasher,  h.  19  Sibley. 

Horobin  Tliomas  H.,  barber,  44  Superior. 

Horuica  Henry,  laborer,  Mui1»erry. 

Horrigan  James,  laborer,  39  Superior  Ave- 
nue. 

Horth  James  0.,  shoe  cutter,  174  Superior, 
h.  55  Bank. 

Horton  Burritt  W.,  firm  Alcott  &  H.,  h.  126 
Erie. 

HOKTON  DAVID,  Union  Ticket  Office, 
147  Superior,  h.  354  Prospect 

Horton  E.  R.,  omnibus  agent,  147  Superior, 
bds.  "Weddell  House. 

Horton  Thomas,  blacksmith,  h.  106  Laurel. 

HORTON  WILLIAM  P.,  dentist,  corner 
Euclid  and  Public  Square,  h.  230  Scoville 
Avenue. 

Horwell  Ricliard,  blacksmith,  72  Michigan, 
h.  Greenwood. 

Hoskins  Samuel  0.,  gas  fitter,  h.  28  Ward. 

Hoskins  Wilbur  H  ,  clerk,  144  Water,  h. 
115  Kinsman. 

Hosmer  Jacob,  paper  mill,  h.  11  Irving. 

Hosmer  Joseph,  upholsterer,  189  Superior, 
h.  corner  Orange  and  Irving. 

HOTEL  DE  L'EUROPE,  206  St.  Clair. 

Houck  Andrew,  finisher,  Cuvahoga  furnace, 
h  20  Brai))ard. 

HOUCK  ANDREW  S.,  watch  maker,  125 
Bank,  bds.  58  Huron. 

Houck  Jacob,  h.  36  Parkman. 

Houck  Jacob  J.,  flour  store,  118  Kinsman,  h, 
139  Scoville. 

Houck  John,  gardener,  h,  139  Scoville  Ave- 
nue. 

Houck  Mary,  h.  36  Parkman. 

Houck  Michael,  laborer,  old  river  bed. 

Houck  Philip,  C.  &  P.  R.  R.  depot,  h.  65 
Wilson. 

Hough  A.  B.,  clerk,  C.  C.  &  C.  R.  R.  freight 
office,  h.  11  Sheriif, 

Hough  H.  A.,  joiner,  h.  11  Sheriff. 

Hough  Joseph  T.,  clerk,  Great  Western  De- 
spatch, bds.  11  Sheriff. 

Haupth  Charles,  shoemaker,  h.  109  Hamil- 
ton. 

House  Alvin,  brakeman,  h.  77  Water. 

House  Mark  W.,  machinist,  h.  49  Tracy. 

House  Martin,  foreman.  Ransom,  Cobb  & 
Co.'s,  h.  61  Bridge. 

House  Mary  M.,  boarding  house,  116  York. 


is  acknowledged  to  be 


Houser  Adam,  marble  polisher,  h.  152  Gai- 
den. 

Ilousmann  Adam,  tinner,  h.  rear  47  Scoville. 

HOUTZ  HENRY,  physician,  45  Hunting- 
ton. 

lloverleicher  John,  stone  mason,  h.  162  Cro- 
ton. 

Hovey  Frederick,  firm  Bingham  &  H.,  h. 
50  Wilson. 

HOVEY  IIIAL  D.,  coal  dealer,  99  Merwin, 
h.  556  Kinsman. 

Hovey  Jacob,  master  machinist,  C.  &  P.  R. 
R.,  h.  391  Lake. 

Hovey  Philatus,  carpenter  and  joiner,  h.  80 
St.  Clair. 

HOVEY  &  BINGHAM,  attorneys,  121  Su- 
perior. 

How  Joseph,  expressman,  h  265  Garden. 

Howald  George,  shoemaker,  h.  166  Hamilton 

Howard  Aaron, (colored)  whitewasher,  h.  Sec- 
ond Alley. 

Howard  Asa  D.,  gent ,  b.  20  Ontario. 

Howard  Edward  A.,  sailor,  h.  34  Prospect 

Howard  E.  D.,  book  keeper,  Jackson  Iron 
Company,  h.  54  Courtlandt. 

Howard  Henry,  speculator,  h.  40  Wood. 

Howard  John,  (colored)  waiter,  Angier 
House. 

Howard  J.  W.,  sailor,  h.  62  Scott 

Howden  George,  engineer M.  R.  R,,  h.  Irving, 
near  Orange. 

Howe  Allen,  bds.  84  Kentucky. 

Howe  Amos,  laborer,  79  Scott. 

Howe  Benjamin  F.,  brakesman,  bds.  40 
Kinsman. 

Howe  Dennis,  h.  199  Bridge. 

Howe  Francis,  gardener,  h.  134  Cedar  Av- 
enue. 

Howe  Geo.  W.,  firm  Hubby  &  H.,  h  111 
Euclid. 

Howe  Henrv  E.,  firm  H.  E.  H.  &  Co.,  bds. 
83  Public  Square. 

HOWE  H.  E.  &  CO.,  ship  chandlers,  117 
River, 

Howe  James,  laborer,  bds.  77  St.  Clair.  ■, 

Howe  Margaret,  widow  of  Capt  D.,  h.  137 
St.  Clair. 

Howe  Mrs.  Mary,  widow  of  Charles,  h.  199 
Bridge. 

Howe  Matthew,  firm  H.  «fe  Williard,  bds.  31 
Howe. 

Howe  Wra.,  tanner,  bds.  97  St  Clair. 

Howe  William  A.,  gilder,  h.  46  Ontario. 

Howe  William  C,  book  keeper,  117  River, 
bds.  68  ^^^1ter. 

Howe  &  Willard,  ship  and  boat  painters,  27 
West  Main. 

Howcl  James,  car  oiler,  C.  &  E.  R.  R. 

Howell  Charles,  mowing  machines,  68  Su- 
perior, bds.  Weddell  House. 

the  best  in  the  State. 


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105 


llowell  Jacob,  bds.  38  Prospect. 

Howell  John,  laborer,  194  Franklin. 

Howell  Richard,  blacksmith,   h.  50  Green- 
wood. 

HOWER  JEREMIAH  M.,  produce  commis- 
sion, 52  Merwin,  h.  102  Prospect. 

HOWLAND  JAMES,  midertaker,  72  Bank, 
li.  74  Bank. 

Howland    Luman    J.,    conductor,    h.    223 
Muuirson  and  Lake. 

Hewlett  George,  sign  painter,  9  Vineyard,  h. 
Brooklyn. 

Howton  William,  R.  R.  Depot,  h.  37  Acad- 
emy. 

Hoy  James,  bds.  92  Euclid. 

Hoyar  Hendrick,    gardener,    h.    112  Court- 
landt. 

Hoyle  George,  laborer,  rear  169  Hamilton. 

Hoyle  Joseph,  painter,  h.  190  Erie. 

Hoyt  Dr.  Daniel  0.,  physician  and  surgeon, 
228  Columbus. 

Hoyt  F.  W.,  teller,  E.  B.  Halo's,  bds.  343 
Perry. 

Hoyt  George,  printer,  Plain  Dealer,  bds.  343 
Perry. 

Hoyt  Henry,  book  keeper,  E.  B.  Hale's,  bds. 
343  Perry. 

HOYT  JAMES  M.,  h.  72  Huron. 

Hoyt  John,  firm  Younglove  &  H,,  h.  243 
Pittsburgh. 

Hoyt  J.  N.,  clerk  Post  Office,  bds  243  Pitts- 
burgh. 

Hoyt  Mrs.,  widow  of  Sylvester  N.,  h.  343 
Perry. 

Hubbard  Heman,  painter,  h.  43  Chestnut. 

Hubbard  Mrs.,  widow  of  John,  h.  07  Pros- 
pect. 

Hubbard ,  h.  70  Muirson. 

HUCK  ALBERT,  shoes,  12  Public  Square, 
h.  47  Dodge. 

Hubbell  Augustus,  painter,  h.  57  Vermont, 

Hubbv  Leander  M.,  firm  H.,  Hughes  &  Co., 
h.  116  Lake. 

HUBBY,  HUGHES  &  CO,  forwarding  and 
commission  merchants,  19  River. 

HUBBY  &  HOWE,  miUer-s  59  Merwin. 

Huber  Conrad,  laborer,  rear  19  Willet. 

Huber  Frank,  h.  48  York. 

Huber  George,  porter,  141  Water,  bds.  206 
St  Clair. 

Hubert  Madame  L.,  dress  maker,  216  St.CIair. 

Huddleson  Charles,  conductor,  C.  C.  &  C.  R. 
R.,  bds.  60  Euclid. 

Huddleson  Captain  Richard,  h.  93  Turnpike. 

Hudson  Asa,  boat  builder,  h.  173  Pearl, 

Hudson  Daniel   D.,  carriage  driver,   h.   55 
Eagle. 

Hudson  Edward,  confectioner,  h.  24  Seneca. 

Hudson  George,  grocer,  214  Superior. 

Hudson  George  E.,  baker,  h.  24  Seneca. 


Hudson  Mrs  Jane,   widow  of  James,  h.  33 

Pittsburgh  Continued. 
Hudson  L.  D.  clerk,  bds  17,  Johnson. 
Hudson  Obadiah,  brakeman,  h.  142  Cham- 
plain. 
Hudson  Robert  H.,  mercantile  agency,  At- 

water  Block,  h.  126  Erie, 
Hudson  William,  maltster,  h.  87  Champlain. 
Hues  William,  (colored)  cook,  Angier  House. 
Hueston    William,    sailor,    bds.   153  West 

River. 
HUETT,    BURGERT   &  CO.,    wholesale 

boots  and  shoes,  125  Water. 
Huff  Frank,  laborer,  York. 
HufFerman  Mrs.,  widow,  h.  26  Hanover. 
Huffman  John,  blacksmith,  C.  &  E.  R.  R. 

machine  shop. 
Hug  Andrew,  baker,  107  Lyman. 
Hugill  Mrs.  Sarah,  h.  29  Mill. 
Hughes  Arthur,  firm  Hubby,  H.  &  Co.,  bds. 

124  Water. 
Hughes  Hazen,  brewer,  h.  99  Pearl. 
Hughes  James,  h.  7  Webster. 
Hughes  Jared,  (colored)  segar  maker,  h.  57 

High. 
Hughes  John,  firm  Hughes  &  Brother,  bds. 

191  Detroit. 
HUGHES  JOHN  M.,   brewery,  15  West, 

bds.  124  Water. 
Hughes  Michael,  fireman,  h.  Michigan. 
Hughes  Rosaima,  widow  of  Thomas,  h.  373 

St.  Clair. 
Hughes  Terrance,  firm  Hughes  &  Brother, 

bds.  Franklin  House. 
Hughes  &  Brother,  butchers,  196  Detroit. 
Hugunin  R.  B.,  civil  engineer,  C.  &  T.  R. 

R.,  bds  28  Sheriff. 
Hugo  Edward,  marble  polisher,  h.  Walnut, 
Hugo  John,  shoemaker,  164  River. 
Hugo  John,  laborer,  161  Oregon. 
Hulburt  Orrin  moulder,  h.  99  Hanover, 
Huletz  Charles,  cutter,  h.  Kinsman. 
Hull  S.  D.,  h.  13  Middle. 
Hume  George,  clerk,  bds.  20  Rockwell. 
Hume  William  A.,   lecturer,    bds.    203  De- 
troit. 
HUMISTON   R.   F.,   proprietor  Cleveland 

Institute,  Universit}'  Heights. 
Hummer  George,   omnibus  driver,   bds.    32 

Brainard. 
Hummeston  Arthur,  tinner,  82  Bank. 
Humphrey  George,   brakeman,    C.  &  E.  R. 

R.,  bds.  276  Lake. 
Humphrey  John  P.,   boot  crimping,  h.  224 

St.  Clair. 
Huncly  Charles,  saloon,  h.  71  Parkman. 
Huneng  Charles  H.,   cigar  manufacturer,  h. 

West  Centre. 
Hunston  Joseph,  drayman,  h.  13  Johnson. 
Hunt  Adam,  carpenter,  h.  34  Webster. 


Coal  Oil  and  Lamp  Depot,  189  Ontario  St.,  Cleveland,  O. 


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WILLISTOX  &   CO.'S  DIRECTORY. 


Hunt  Cornelius,  carpenter,  h.  Long. 

Hunt  Edward,  fireman,  C.  &  E.  R.  R. 

Hunt  prrin,  gardener,  h.  47  Burch. 

Hunt  Reuben  G.,  attorney,  119  Detroit,  bds. 
32  Pearl. 

Hunt  William  G.,  gilder,  h.  937  Superior, 

Hunter  Alexander,  clerk,  185  Superior,  h. 
10  Miami. 

Hunter  A.  D.,  book  keeper,  h.  corner  Onta- 
rio and  Lake. 

HUNTER    EDMOXD,   physician  and  sur- 

,  geon,  40  Public  Square,  bds.  124  Cham- 
plaiii: 

Hunter  Francis,  driver,  bds.  110  River. 

Hunter  John,  coal,  C.  &  P.  R.  R.  Pier,  h.  40 
Ontario. 

Hunter  William,  superintendent  of  supplies. 
Union  Telegraph  Company,  h.  441  St. 
Clair. 

Hunting  William,  laborer,  bds.  65  Jersey. 

Huntington  Alfred  S.,  book  keeper,  43  River, 
bds.  Weddell  House. 

Huntington  A.  C.  A.,  book  keeper,  bds.  John- 
son House. 

Huntington  James,  flour  and  feed,  106  Pub- 
lic Square,  h.  46  Hamilton. 

Himtington  John,  slater,  h.  81  Cedar  Ave- 
nue. 

Huntington  Olivar  E.,  druggist,  h.  113  Pros- 
pect. 

Huntington  W.  H  ,  cashier,  Gordon,  McMil- 
lan &  Co.,  h.  2y2  Superior. 

Huntington  W.  S.,  book  keeper,  135  Water, 
bds.  292  Superior. 

HUNTINGTON  &  BROOKS,  importers, 
and  wholesale  dealers  in  crockery  and 
queen's  ware,  138  Water. 

Huntley  Sidney,  carpenter,  h.  9  Academy. 

Huntoon  Luman,  captain,  h.  38  Herman. 

Hurd  H(ipson,  jr.,  firm  Babcock  &  H.,  h.  206 
Euclid. 

Hurd  Samuel  C,  builder,  h.  117  Orange. 

HURLBURT  A.  W.,  carriages,  201  Ontario, 
h.  137  Prospect. 

Hurlburt  Clinton,  moulder,  h.  81  Fulton. 

Hurlburt  David,  drayman,  h.  216  Pittsburgh. 

Hurburt  Mrs.  Eunice,  h.  118  Lake. 

Hulrburt  F.  S.,  clerk,  240  Superior,  bds.  60 
Euclid. 

Hurburt  George,  R  R.  engineer,  h.  39  Jay. 

Hurlbut  H.  A.,  lumber  dealer,  corner  Center 
and  Merwin,  h.  150  Euclid. 

Hurlbut  H.  B.,  cashier  Bank  of  Commerce, 
h.  325  Euclid. 

Hurlburt  Rev.  R.  H.,  pastor,  h.  281  Erie. 

Hurlburt  Smith,  moulder,  h.  171  Clinton. 

Hurlebaus  Frederick,  cabinet  maker,  bds  6 
Frankfort.  | 

Hurst  Ernst  H.,  carpenter,  h.  72  Penn. 

Hurst  Henry,  sawyer,  h.  144  Columbus.         ' 
Wm.  C.  NOETH'S  Photograph  and 


Hurt  ^lartin,  grave  digger,  h.  47  Irving. 

Husband  J.  J.,  architect,  14  Northrup  & 
Sjiangler's  Block,  bds.  Angiei  House. 

Huskins  William,  salesman,  bds.  115  Kins- 
man. 

Hussey  Joseph  G.,  firm  H.  &  McBride,  h. 
304  Prospect. 

Hussey  Philip,  tinware,  813  St.  Clair. 

Hussev  Richard,  acting  infirmary  director,  h. 
16  Ohio. 

HUSSEY  &  CO.,  dealers  in  coal  and  ceke, 
C.  &.  P.  R.  R.  Pier. 

HUSSEY  &  McBRIDE,  forwarding  and 
commission  merchants,  and  agents  Lake 
Superior  line  steamers  and  ijropellers,  129 
River. 

Huston  Ely,  builder,  h.  26  Orange. 

Huston  John  B.,  spikes  rivets  and  bolts, 
Lake  Shore,  west  of  C.  P,  &  A.  R.  R. 
shops. 

Hutchings  J.  L.,  boiler  maker,  h.  59  Carroll. 

Hutchiiigs  Susan,  widow  of  Benjamin  R.,  h. 
361  St.  Clair. 

Hutchins  Ezra  R.,  clerk  C.  &  T.  R.  R.,  bds. 
43  Hamilton. 

Hutchins  H.  A.,  salesman,  137  Water. 

Hutchins  John,  teamster,  h.  210  Hamilton. 

Hutchins  John,  jr.,  fireman,  bds.  210  Ham- 
ilton. 

Hutchins  Lewis,  fireman.  C.  &  E.  R.  R. 

Hutchins  Samuel,  gardener,  h.  242  Perry. 

Hutchins  William,  engineer,  h.  279  Ham- 

HUTCHINSON  B.M.,m.  d.,  h.  23  Bolivar. 

Hutchinson  Priscilla,  widow  of  Edwin,  h. 
Belden's  Court. 

Hutesinger  Josejih,  laborer,  108  Ohio. 

Huth  John  G.,  last  maker,  h.  10  Academy. 

Hutton  Margaret,  widow  of  William,  h.  rear 
101  Fulton. 

Hutton  ^I.  Y.,  pump  maker,  bds.  57  Clinton. 

Hutton  AValter  M.,  pumjis,  »&c.,  68  Vineyard, 
h.  57  Clinton. 

Hyans  Michael,  laborer.  West  River. 

Hyde  Addison,  edge  tool  maker,  h.  18  Car- 
roll. 

Hyde  Gustavus  A.  engineer  Gas  Co.,  h.  20 
Lake. 

Hyde  Rodney,  laborer,  bds.  9  Pearl. 

Hyle  Henry,  laborer,  119  Monroe. 

Hyman  Fred.,  laborer,  199  Lorain. 

Hvman  John,  blacksmith,  h.  20  Delaware. 

Hyman  S.,  firm  S.  H.  &  Co,  h.  120  Lake. 

Hyman  S.  &  Co.,  dry  goods,  corner  Super 
and  Public  Square. 

Hynes  Thomas,  carjienter,  h.  140  Garden. 

Hyrenback  Jacob,  cabinet  maker,  h.  285 
Lake. 

Hyrenbach  Matthias,  carpenter,  h.  Lake. 

Hyse  Charles,  laborer,  13  Barkman. 

Hyse  John,  laborer,  13  Parkman. 

Pine  Art  Gallery,  205  Superior  St. 


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Ibrecli  Milcher,  stone  cutter,  h,  85  Oregon. 
Iceburger  John,  carpenter,  h.  297  Garden. 
Iceburger  Leonard,  laborer,  30  Blair. 
Ichstein  John,  basket  maker,  h.  Chatham. 
Iddings  Hiram,  firm   Edwards  &  I.,  h.  86 

Euclid. 
Ifer  Wilhelm,  laborer,  212  Pearl. 
IfFan  William,  laborer,  177  Taylor. 
Ihonce  A.,  laborer,  32  Phelps, 
lies  Francis,  bds.  4  Kinsman, 
lies  John,  boarding  house,  4  Kinsman. 
Ilet  Wm.,  machinist,  h.  24  Muirson. 
Ilet  John,  fireman,  h.  37  Bank. 
Ilfelt  Frederick,  laborer,  Hamilton. 
Ilg  Severin,  machinist,  h.  81  Penn. 
Imch  John,  pail  maker,  h.  48  Irving. 
Imhoif  Michael,  laborer,  Mulberry. 
Imps  Joseph,  rectifier,  h.  190  Bridge. 
Inchen  Nicholas,  shoemaker,  h.    77  Park- 
man. 
Indrock  Frank,  tailor,  h.  28  Wadsworth. 
INDUSTRIAL  SCHOOL,  85  Champlain. 
Ingall  Karl,  tailor,  h.  118  Courtlandt. 
Ingalls  J.  S.,  salesman,  235   Superior,   bds. 

209  St.  Clair. 
Ingamells  D.  C,  clerk,  230  Superior. 
Ingel  Frederick,  milkman,   h.  rear  533  St. 

Clair. 
Ingeman  John,  upholsterer,  h.  47  Third. 
Ingersoll  C.  F.,  painter,  bds.  84  Euclid. 
Ingersoll  George  A.,  freight  office,  C.  &  P.  E. 

R.,  h.  70  Bank. 
Ingersoll  George  L.,  notary  public,  211  Su- 
perior, h.  182  Euclid. 
INGERSOLL  J.  EDWARDS,  attorney,  211 

Superior,  h.  180  Euchd. 
Ingersoll  John,  salesman,  218  Superior,  h.  17 

Huron. 
INGERSOLL  W.  B.,  dentist,  211  Superior, 

bds.  82  Euclid. 
Ingham  W.  A.,  firm  I.  &  Bragg,  h.  16  Pearl. 
INGHAM    &     BRAGG,    publishers    and 
wholesale  booksellers  and  stationers,  191 
Superior. 
Ingle  Charles,  tailor,  h.  533  St.  Clair, 
Inglehart  George,  laborer,  39  Webster. 
Inglehart  Joel,  clothing,  172  Superior,  h.  194 

St.  Clair. 
Inglehart,  widow  of  Isaac,  grocery,  h.  30  Or- 
ange. 
Ingraham  Mrs.  Hannah,  h.  48  Chestnut. 
Ingraham   Henry,   express   wagon,    h. 

Chestnut. 
Ingraham  John,  express,  h.  133  Muirson, 
Ingram  Wm.,  carpenter,  h.  Brooklyn. 
Insley  Thomas,  tailor,  h.  169  Hamilton. 
Ireland  Mrs.  widow  of  Edmond  A.,  h.  67 
Bolivar.  I 

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48 


Ireland  John,  laborer.  West  River, 

Ireland  Richard,  h.  West  River. 

Iriebfner  Joseph,  laborer,  192  Lorain, 

Irish  Gilbert,  carpenter,  h.  83  Washington. 

Irish  Sidney,  carpenter,  h.  83  Washington. 

Iron  Nathaniel,  h.  245  Kinsman. 

Irwin  Francis  G.,  h.  1026  St.  Clair. 

Irwin  John,  brick  and  tile  yard,  h.  321  Kins- 
man. 

IRWIN  SAMUEL,   city  commissioner,    h, 
1034  St.  Clair. 

Irvin  Wm.,  bds.  154  Bolivar. 

Irving  Andrew  K,,  carpenter,  h.  120  Bridge. 

Irving  Daniel,  watchman,  h.  23  Summit  Al- 
ley. 

Isaac  Brower,  shingle  maker,  h.  14  Ann. 

Isaac  Karl,  peddler,  h.  33  Irving. 

ISAACS  ISAAC  A.,  clothing.  Union  Hall, 
corner  Superior  and  Union,  h.  65  Lake. 

Isbister  Thomas,  pattern  maker,  h.  1  Wood. 

Isrister   Tinnie,   widow  of  Jackson,   h.   1 
Wood. 

Ishorne  Mrs.,  widow,  h.  77  Mechanics. 

Isley  George,  shoemaker,  bds  Canal  Basin. 

Isley   Thomas,   salesman,    34  River,  h.  40 
Burnham, 

Isman  John,  laborer,  41  Belmont, 

Isom  E.  S.,  salesman,  h.  140  Huron, 

Israel  Ellis,  clothing,  58  Public  Square, 

Ittell  Hermann,  porter,  h.  17  Irving. 

Itzer  Mary,  widow  of  John,  h,  120  Ham- 
ilton. • 

Ives  Mrs.,  widow  of  Samuel  C,  h.  121  Hu- 
ron. 

Ives  Phoebe,  grocery,  53  Canal, 

Iwe  Mardon,  brewer,  bds.  57  Miami, 


Jachem  Nicholas,  shoemaker,  h.  77  Park- 
man. 

Jack  John,  laborer,  43  Carroll. 

Jackson  Andrews,  (colored)  waiter,  bds.  247 
Garden. 

Jackson  Asahel  H.,  h.  156  Lorain. 

Jackson  Frederick,  window  shade  hanger,  h. 
42  Seneca. 

JACKSON  IRON  CO.,  office  2  Atwater 
Buildings. 

Jackson  John  B.,  dyer,  h.  Ill  Pearl, 

Jackson  John  S.,  wool  depot,  h.  78  Lake. 

Jackson  Joshua,  carpenter,  h.  9  Cedar  Ave- 
nue. 

Jackson  Morris,  marine  inspector,  h,  Brook- 
lyn. 

Jackson  Nicholas,  fireman,  h.  62  Carroll. 

Jackson  N,  S.,  shoemaker,  bds.  140  Cham- 
plain, 

Those  wishing  a  Photograph,  in  Oil,  Plain  Photograph, 


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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY. 


Jackson  Randall,  engineef,  rolling  mill,  bds. 

352  St.  Clair. 

Jackson  Mrs.  Sophronia,  widow  of  John,  h. 
33- Walworth. 

Jackson  William,  maltster,  h.  Canal  Basin. 

Jackson  William,  (colored)  porter,  h.  33  Or- 
egon. 

Jacob  Sel/er,  clerk,  217  Superior. 

Jacobc  John,  latorer,  30  East  Liberty. 

Jacobs  Mrs.  Caroline  U.,  h.  58  Parkman. 

Jacobs  John  H.,  mason,  h.  51  Webster, 

Jacol«  Patrick,  laborer,  105  Case  Avenue. 

Jacoby  George,  tailor,  h.  307  St.  Clair. 

Jaik  Nicholas,  fireman,  h.  62  CaiToU. 

Jaker  Henry,  laborer,  12  Alabama. 

James  Anierien,  musician,  h.  rear  118  Bol- 
ivar. 

James  Carroll,  laborer,  Summit, 

James  Edward,  landscape  gardener,  h.  103 
Herman. 

Jamison  Andrew,  moulder,  bds.  Eranklin 
House. 

Jamison  George  U.,  bds.  284  Lake. 

JaniLson  George  W.,  actor,  h.  284  Lake. 

Jamison  Samuel  W.,  builder,  bds.  284  Lake. 

Jamiesou  John,  book  agent,  h.  48  Maple. 

Jamieson  John,  sr.,  h.  48  Maple. 

Jamont  Andrew,  ship  carpenter,  h.  33  Wood- 
bine. 

Jaubent  Derk,  laborer,  Pittsburgh. 

Jaueway  Theodore,  saloon,  109  Seneca,  bds. 
61  High. 

Janks  Augustus,  laborer,  Pittsburgh. 

Jaiman  Edward,  blacksmith,  943  St.  Clair, 
h  14  Park. 

Jarvis  Mitchell,  blacksmith,  h.  123  Dare 

Jaskuleck  Mej^er,  peddler,  h.  5  Laurel. 

Jasper  William,  grocery,  422  Lake. 

Jaster  John,  tailor,  113  Bank. 

Jassand  Frederick,  tin  shop,  210  St.  Clair. 

Jeffarah  Edward,  sailor,  h.  84  Spruce. 

Jeffreys  Robert,  captain  on  lakes,  h.  481  St. 
Clair. 

Jenkins  Henry  L.,  brakeraan,  h.  150  Lake. 

Jenkins  S.  P.,  entry  clerk,  141  Water,  bds. 
124  Water. 

Jenkins  0,  F.,  yard  master,  C.  &  P.  R,  R., 
h.  387  Lake. 

Jenkins  William,  butcher,  h.  389  Lorain. 

Jenkinson  James,  paper  mills,  h.  18  East 
Liberty. 

Jennings  Charles  H.  livery  stable,  5  Academy, 
h.  81  Rockwell. 

Jennings  George  S.,  clerk,  h.  14  Walnut. 

Jennings  J.  G.,  firm  Rouse  &  J.,  h.  Heights. 

Jennings  Richard,  guns,  t&c,  18  Pittsburgh, 
h.  74  Bolivar. 

Jessie  Frederick,  shoemaker,  h.  128  Ontario. 

Jessup  Samuel  J.,  shipping  ma;stcr,  h.  85 
Courtlandt. 

or  Ambrotype,  should  not  fail 


Jewett  E.  C,  clerk,  246  Superior. 

JEWETT  HENRY  P.  B.,  book-seller  and 
stationer,  246  Superior,  h.  Erie,  comer 
W^alnut. 

Jewett  J.  F.,  firm  Adams  &  J.,  h.  11  Eagle. 

Jewett  Stanley  A.,  rnolodeon  tuner,  195  On- 
tario, h.  11  Eagle. 

JEWISH  SYNAGOGUE,  corner  Huron 
and  Miami  Alley. 

Jcys  Jonas,  shoemaker,  bds.  86  Taylor. 

Jeys  Thomas,  shoemaker,  h.  86  Taylor. 

Jilson.Iohn,  carriage  painter,  bds.  63  Water. 

Jinks  Thomas,  jiump  maker  and  well  dig- 
ger, h.  113  Lorain. 

Jinesweder  .John,  laborer,  rear  44  Oregon. 

Joan  William,  barber,  bds.  124  Charnplain. 

Jockerns  Mrs.  Ellen,  widow  of  John,  h,  88 
Irving. 

John  Fine,  laborer,  96  Greenwood, 

John  ]\Litth:a.s,  cutter,  190  Superior,  h.  High, 

John  ^Villiam,  wig  maker, 

Johns  Frank,  shoemaker,  h.  47  Laurel, 

Johns  Samuel,  machinist,  h.  89  Wilson. 

Johns  Thomas,  puddler,  bds.  21  Lyman. 

Johnson  Alford,  (colored)  sailor,  h.  228 
Erie. 

Johnson  Andrew,  carpenter,  h,  106  Ohio, 

Johnson  Benjamin,  mason,  h,  188  Cedar 
Avenue.  " 

Johnson  Mrs.  Catherine,  h.  9  Cherry. 

Johnson  David,  brakeman,  bds.  148  On- 
tario. 

Johnson  Edward,  tinner,  h.  160  Ohio, 

Johnson  Emeline,  (colored)  h.  33  Oregon, 

Johnson  George,  carpenter,  h.  12  Vine. 

Johnson  George,  sailor,  h.  52  Taylor. 

Johnson  George  W.,  brakeman,  h.  77  Water. 

Johnson  Grace,  widow  of  William  C,  h.  60 
Bank. 

JOHNSON  HARVEY,  agent  N.  Y.  C.  R. 
R.,  h.  230  Kinsman. 

Johnson  Hector  J.,  deputy  U.  S.  marshal, 
h.  198  Euclid. 

Johnson  Henry,  carpenter,  h,  142  Cham- 
plain, 

Johnson  Capt  Henry,  h.  71  Kentucky, 

Johnson  Henry  N.,  editor  Review,  147  Wa- 
ter, h.  58  Seneca. 

JOHNSON  HOUSE,  131  Superior. 

Johnson  James,  blacksmith,  h.  391  St.  Clair. 

Johnson  James,  tailor,  h.  59  Scoville  Alley. 

Johnson  J.  B.,  Lake  Huron  grindstones,  143 
River,  h.  Berea. 

Johnson  John,  sailor,  61  Walnut. 

Johnson  John,  file  cutter. 

Johnson  John,  puddler,  h.  89  Case  Avenue. 

Johnson  John,  drover,  h.  rear  24  Vine. 

Johnson  John  D.,  painter,  h.  235  Detroit 

Johnson  Joseph,  painter.  Mission  and  Rag- 
ged School. 

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Jolmson  Joseph  A.,  Cleveland  Theatre. 

Johnson  Joseph  H.,  machinist,  h.  73  Bridge. 

Johnson  Julius,  shoemaker,  h.  27  Ohio. 

JOHXSON  J.  M.,  homeopathic  physician, 
235  Superior,  h.  234  Pittsburgh. 

Johnson  Levi,  gent,  h.  44  Water. 

Johnson  L.  H.,  R.  R.  engineer,  bds.  City 
Hotel. 

Johnson  Martin,  fish  market,  River,  h.  150 
Bridge. 

Johnson  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  widow  of  Joseph, 
h.  167  Franklin. 

JOHNSON  MATTHEW,  United  States 
Marshal,  office  Government  buildings,  h. 
198  Euclid. 

Johnson  Matthias,  tailor,  h.  42  High. 

Johnson  Mrs.  Minei-va,  widow  of  Jona- 
than, h.  71  Kentucky. 

Johnson  Perry  A.,  h.  212  Lake. 

Johnson  Philander,  h.  44  Water. 

Johnson  Richard,  (colored)  mason,  h.  160 
Seneca. 

Johnson  Robert  J.,  captain,  h.  153  Clinton. 

Johnson  Roderick,  machinist,  h.  132  Lo- 
rain. 

JOHNSON  SAMUEL  E.,  mercantile  agen- 
cy, Atwater  Buildihg,  bds.  325  Euclid. 

Johnson  Seth  W.,  fimi  J.  &  Tisdale,  h.  58 
Washington. 

Johnson  Thomas,  (colored)  waiter,  Angier 
House. 

Johnson  T.  C,  book  keeper,  Merchant's 
Bank,  bds.  236  Pittsburgh. 

Johnson  W.  H.,  telegraph  instmment  ma- 
ker, bds.  83  Public  Square. 

Johnson  William  C,  master  P.  &  C.  R.  R. 
machine  shop,  h.  64  Wood. 

Johnson ,  sailor,  h.  rear  374  Detroit. 

Johnson  William  T.,  fruit  stand,  corner  Cen- 
tre and  Detroit,  h.  33  Church. 

Johnson  &  Tisdale,  ship  builders,  office,  old 
river  bed, 

JOHNSON'S  MARINE  BLOCK,  foot^Riv- 
er  and  Front. 

Johnston  John,  sail  maker,  h.  72  Hamilton. 

Johnston  John  D.,  grainer,  h.  241  Detroit. 

Johnston  Mary  A.,  widow  of  James,  h,  84 
Muirson. 

Johnston ,  clerk,  h.  275  St.  Clair. 

Johnston  Richard,  (colored)  sailor,  h.  88 
Hamilton. 

Johnstone  Arthur,  book  keeper,  142  Ontario, 
h.  235  Prospect. 

Johnstone  Mary,  widow  of  Robert,  h.  235 
Prospect. 

Johnstone  M.  C,  shipping  clerk,  G.  McM. 
&  Co.,  h.  235  Prospect. 

Johsliu  William,  machinist,  h.  232  Erie. 

Joice  Michael,  laborer,  8  Washington, 

Joice  William,  laborer,  West  River. 


Jonan  Joseph,  carpenter,  h.  Chfton. 

Jones  Abraham,  carpenter,  h.  15  Walnut. 

Jones  Allen,  firm  A.  J.  &  Son,  bds.  Bennet 
House. 

JONES  A.  &  SON,  coal  dealers,  C.  &  P. 
R.  R.  pier. 

Jones  Christopher,  American  Expresss  dri- 
ver, h.  rear  51  Hamilton. 

Jones  C.  A.,  boarding  house,  140  Champlain. 

Jones  Darwin  G.,  book  keeper.  Commercial 
Branch  Bank,  h.  135  Prospect. 

Jones  Edward,  laborer,  217  Hamilton, 

JONES  E.  C,  general  furnishing  store,  146 
Superior,  h.  115  Erie,  comer  Superior. 

Jones  George  W.,  marine  insurance  inspec- 
tor and  ship  builder,  h.  72  Church. 

Jones  Heman,  ship  carpenter,  h.  339  Detroit. 

Jones  Hiram,  fireman,  bds.  491  Lake. 

Jones  H.,  Perry  carpenter,  h.  2  Greenwood, 

JONES  ISAAC,  boat  builder  and  carpenter, 
Willow  Street  Bridge,  h.  183  Clinton. 

JONES  JAMES  M.,  attorney,  164  Superior, 
h,  139  Erie. 

Jones  James  R.,  (colored)  carpenter,  h.  148 
Hudson. 

JONES  J,  E.,  gas  fitting  and  plumbing,  259 
Superior,  h.  133  Scoville  Avenue. 

Jones  Jerome,  ship  carpenter,  h.  118  Clinton. 

Jones  John,  grocery,  244  Pittsburgh. 

Jones  John,  moulder,  h.  10  Huron. 

Jones  John,  h.  109  Huron, 

Jones,  John,  grocery,  3  Fulton,  h.  28  Fulton. 

JONES  JOHN  L.",  boat  builder,  33  West 
Main,  h.  63  Vermont. 

Jones  John  W.,  butter  dealer,  h.  94  Garden. 

Jones  Joseph,  shoemaker,  h.  34  Garden. 

Jones  Joseph  A.,  shoemaker,  h.  61  Pitts- 
burgh. 

Jones  Lewis  0.,  paper  hanger,  h.  105  Laurel. 

Jones  Martha,  bds.  rear  167  Clinton. 

Jones  Mrs.  Nancy,  h.  88  Hamilton. 

Jones  Philip,  boiler  maker,  bds.  77  Hill, 

Jones  Primas  C,  (colored)  whitewashing,  h, 
136  Champlain. 

Jones  Richard  A.,  stone  cutter,  corner  Sher- 
iff and  Euclid,  h.  24  Sibley. 

Jones  Robert,  stone  cutter,  comer  Euclid  and 
Sheriff,  h.  108  Brownell. 

Jones  Samuel,  printer,  h.  201  Hamilton, 

Jones  Rev.  S.  T.,  bds.  419  St.  Clair. 

Jones  Thomas,  sr.,  firm  T,  J.  &  Sons,  h.  139 
Erie. 

Jones  Thomas,  jr.,  firm  T,  J.  &  Sons,  h.  44 
Huron. 

Jones  Watson  G,,  clerk,  Coe  &  May's. 

Jones  William,  firm  T.  J.  &  Sons,  h,  46 
Huron. 

Jones  William,  printer,  h.  216  Bridge. 

Jones  Wm.,  heater,  h.  21  Lyman. 

Jones  Wm.,  sailor,  h.  22  Fulton. 


Deodorised  Coal  Oil,  manxifactured  by  LAW  &  WORTH, 


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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTOEY. 


Jones  William  C,  oilcloth  printer,  h.  216 

Brid;»e. 
Jones  Wm.  F.,  (colored)  shoemaker,  h.  37 

Laurel, 
Jones  Wm.  S.,  clerk,  Court  House,  bds.   109 

Huron. 
JONP]S  Z.  &  CO.,  dealers  in  stone  ware,  173 

and  175  River. 
JONES  T.   &    SONS,   marble  works,   24 

Prospect,  corner  High. 
Jordan  Barbara,  widow  of  John,  h.  143  Ce- 
dar Avenue. 
Jorden  Charles,  laborer,  Spring. 
Jordeu  John,  drayman,  h.  35  Bolivar. 
Jorden  William,  laborer,  rear  37  Bolivar. 
Jorden  William,  h.  37  Bolivar. 
Josseljm  H.  P.,  omnibus  agent,  147  Superior. 
Joy  Martin,  laborer.    West  River. 
Joyce  Edward  laborer,  East  Main. 
Joyce  James,  mason,  h.  15  Detroit. 
Joyce  Martin,  porter,  Angier  House. 
Joyce  M.  C,  clerk,  F.  W,  Pelton's,  bds.  107 

Pearl. 
Judd  P.  W.,  firm  H.  B.  &  H.  Wick,  h.  348 

Superior. 
Judd  Philip,  laborer,  66  Jackson. 
Judd  Wm.,  joiner,  h.  54  Garden. 
Judkins  George,  meat  market,  129  Ontario, 

h.  79  Hill. 
JUDSON  FREDERICK  C,  collector,  139 

Superior,  h.  Brookhm. 
Justan  Edward,  carpenter,  h.  18  Academy. 
Justan  James,  teacher,  h.  18  Academy. 


K 

Kaaley  Peter,  laborer,  Pittsburgh  Depot. 
Kabbler  John  E.,  blacksmith,  h.72  Webster. 
Kacher  Peter,  carpenter,  h.  136  Bridge. 
KadingJoakim,  drayman,  h.  330  Hamilton, 
Kador  Christer,  h.  20  Irving. 
Kaelitz  Henry,  sexton,  bds  417  St.  Clair. 
Kaesler  John,  blacksmith,  52  Michigan. 
Kaesle  Emanuel,  carpenter,  h.  32  Blair. 
Kaestle  Cassemer,  carpenter,  h.  293  Garden. 
Kaestle  Charles,  carpenter,  h.  293  Garden. 
Kaestle  Samuel,  carpenter,  h.  293  Garden. 
Kaff  Michael,  laborer,  h.  rear  103  Detroit. 
Kaghin  James,  stone  cutter,  h.  26  Burnham. 
Kaliall  William,  laborer,  268  Washington. 
Iviihl  Jacob,  h.  182  Greenwood. 
Kahle  Henry,  shoemaker,  h.  200  Pearl. 
Kahler  Froderick,  tinsmith,  h.  88  Penn. 
Kahner  Michael,  laborer,  896  St.  Clair. 
Kahnhcimer  Max,  peddler,  h.  102  Bolivar. 
Kahoe  James,  laborer,  180  St  Clair. 
Kahoe  John,  laborer,  180  St.  Clair. 
Kahr  Michael,  tailor,  h.  22  Wadsworth. 


Kaighan  James,  stone  cutter,  bds.  97  Kins- 
man. 

Kaighan  William  H.,  carpenter,  h.  88  Ful- 
ton. 

Kaighin  William  H.,  jr.,  forger,  h.  88  Ful- 
ton. 

Kainie  John,  laborer,  37  Vine. 

Kaircher  Henry,  laborer,  387  St.  Clair. 

Kaise  John,  laborer,  68  Spring. 

Kaiser  Milcher,  saloon,  311  St.  Clair. 

Kaiser  William,  h.  164  Lake. 

Kakel  Jacob,  brick  maker,  h.  87  Irving. 

Kalinder  Henry,  laborer,  Perry,  between  Eu- 
clid and  Superior. 

Kallina  Anton,  harness  maker,  h.  8  Orange. 

Kally  .John  railroad  man,  bds.  12  Williams 
Alley. 

Kalteumaier  Frank,  shoemaker,  h.  63  Or- 
^  ange. 

Kaly  Peter,  laborer,  36  Delaware. 

Kampf  John  W.,  carpenter,  h.  137  Orange. 

Kangeiser  Henrj',  tailor,  h.  85  Harbor. 

Kamra  Jacob,  carpenter,  h.  76  Webster. 

Kammarman  Urs,  laborer,  44  Bolivar. 

Kamp  A.  blacksmith,  bds.  315  Kinsman. 

Kamp  William,  frescoe  painter,  h.  41  Muir- 
son. 

Kample  Charles  A.,  broom  maker,  h.  13 
Minnesota. 

Kanavan  John,  laborer,  alley  between  Ohio 
and  Walworth. 

Kane  James,  grocery,  144  Pearl. 

Kane  John,  shoemaker,  h.  288  St.  Clair, 

Kane  Joseph,  h,  144  Pearl. 

Kane  William,  h.  94  Erie. 

Kaneen  Jonathan,  shoemaker,  h.  rear  25 
Ohio. 

Kaneen  Robert,  firm  Lloyd  &  K.,  h.  37 
Pittsburgh  Continued. 

Kaneen  Thomas,  shoemaker,  h.  297  Pitts- 
burgh. 

Kaimar  John,  carpenter,  h.  118  York. 

Kannud  Graves,  frescoe  painter,  20  Oregon. 

Kant  Robert,  tailor,  h.  Cherry. 

Kanvin  George,  peddler,  h.  Summit. 

Kaohn  Leapold,  peddler,  bds.  9  Marshall. 

Kapa  Samuel,  tailor,  h.  25  Laurel. 

Kapp  Jacob,  laborer,  William,  near  Cedar 
Avenue.  J 

Kappler  John  E,  blacksmith,  72  Webster.       J 

Karans  Moses,  boarding-house,  108  River. 

Karback  P.,  melodeon  maker,  h.  Heights. 

Karda  John,  blacksmith,  h.  386  St.  Clair. 

Kardetszky  Berthold,  laborer,  h.  27  Mill. 

Karen  George,  laborer,  62  Clifton. 

Karibo  Edmund,  machinist,  h.  78  Chatham. 

Karey  Christopher,  drayman,  410  St.  Clair. 

Karey  Joseph,  drayman,  h.  147  Oregon. 

Karl  Jacob,  laborer,  301  Franklin. 

Kam  Adam,  mason,  h.  60  McLean. 


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Karns  Patrick,  brakesman,  bds.  100  Bolivar. 

Earn  Charles,  hotel,  30  East  Main. 

Karr  Philip,  shoemaker,  bds.  Canal  Basin. 

Karriis  Nicholas,  plasterer,  h.  19  Alabama. 

Karsh  Michael,  laborer,  East  Center. 

Kar_y  Mrs.  Ann,  widow  of  Christopher,  h. 
321  Hamilton. 

Kary  Patrick,  laborer,  bds.  321  Hamilton. 

Kary  Peter,  laborer,  bds.  321  Hamilton. 

Kasliar  Simon,  clerk,  h.  20  Fulton. 

Kass  Joseph,  joiner,  h.  144  Orange. 

Kastle  Joseph,  brewer,  h.  Canal. 

Kastlen  Samuel,  carpenter,  h.  28  Blair. 

Katen  Bridget,  widow  of  Michael,  h.  93 
West  Main. 

Katel  Nicholas,  wood  sawyer,  h.  21  Lorain. 

Katim  Mrs.  Bridget,  washing,  h.  75  West 
Center. 

Kauck  Greo.,  barber,  180  Superior,  h.  80 
Fountain  Alley. 

Kauffug  Frederick,  carpenter,  h.  1  Green- 
Wood. 

Kaufholtz  Rev.  Frederick,  h.  52  Tracy. 

Kaufholtz,  Frederick,  jr.,  machinist,  h.  52 
Tracy. 

Kaufholtz  John,  machinist,  bds.  52  Tracy. 

Kaufman  Frederick,  ship  carpenter,  h.  116 
Carroll. 

Kaufman  Frederick,  tailor,  bds.  33  Prospect. 

Kauffman  Frederick,  joiner,  C.  &  E.  R.  R. 
Car  Shop. 

Kauffman  Joseph,  h.  106  Oregon. 

Kauffman  Peter  R.,  printer,  Herald,  h.  81 
Hamilton. 

Kauk  F.  A.,  laborer,  near  Brock's  tannery. 

Kavalier  John,  mason,  h.  158  Croton. 

Kavanah  James,  marble  polisher,  bds,  High. 

Kavanah  Thomas,  saloon,  Canal  Basin. 

Kay  Mrs.  Betsj-,  Avidow  of  James,  h.  68 
Taylor. 

Kay  James  H.,  boiler  maker,  bds.  68  Taylor. 

Kayser  William,  clerk,  h.  145  Ohio. 

Keach  Thomas  J.,  bds.  Bennet  House. 

Keadel  Charles,  laborer,  alley,  rear  10  Park- 
man. 

Keardsley  George,  h.  26  Belmont. 

Kearns  Patrick,  laborer,  Bolivar. 

Keary  Patrick,  laborer,  179  Hamilton. 

Keating  Asa  C,  agent  Northern  Transporta- 
tion Company,  h.  23  Bank. 

Kee  Leander  D.,  law  student,  bds.  74  On- 
tario. 

Keef  Thomas,  sailor,  h.  7  Elm. 

Keefa  John,  laborer,  133  West  River. 

Keefe  Hugh,  laborer,  1  Michigan. 

Keefe  James,  laborer,  57  Michigan. 

Keefe  Walter,  striker,  h.  West  River. 

Keegan  James,  ship  carpenter,  bds.  11  Lake. 

Keegan  J.  D.,  clerk,  120  Superior,  h.  76  Or- 
egon. 


Keale  Michael,  gardener,  h.  363  Garden. 
KEELER  C.  J.,  electic  druggist,  32  Public 

Square,  south  side,  h.  282  Erie. 
Keeler  John,  tanner,  h.  Irishtown. 
Keeler  John,  blacksmith,  bds.  Phelps. 
KEELER  J.  F.,  Forest  City  scale  works,  7 

West  near  Merwin,  bds.   Bennet's  Forest 

City  House. 
Keelin  Thomas,  laborer,  35  Division. 
Keely  James,  laborer,  Delaware. 
Keeley  John,  waiter,  Angiei^  House. 
Keeley  Thomas,  depot  man,  bds.  18  Acad- 
^emy. 

Keenan  James,  telegraph,  h.  88  Lake. 
Keneen  Joseph,  bds.  88  Lake. 
Keenan  Patrick,  drayman,  rear  19  Vineyard. 
Keenan  Patrick,  laborer,  1  Vineyard. 
Keeterly  Frank,  carpenter,  h.  42  Mayflower. 
Keegan  James,  carpenter,  bds.  13  Lake. 
Kehne  Abraham,  tanner,  h.  Ill  Hamilton. 
Keho  Thomas,  blacksmith,  h.  83  CaiToli. 
Kehoe  Martin,  blacksmith,  bds.  28  Dodge. 
Kehris  John  F.,  carpenter,  h.  266  Garden. 
Keif  Walter,  laborer,  h.  West  River. 
Keifer  Henry,  tailor,  203  Garden. 
Keifer  John,  cooper,  h.  92  Jersey. 
Keiger  Franz,  h.  6  Floyd. 
Keim  George,  tailor,  h.  14  Alabama. 
Keiser  Frederick,  tailor,  h.  56  Greenwood. 
Keiser  George,  laborer,  32  East  Liberty. 
Keisper  John,  carpenter,  h.  West  River. 
KEITH  &  COON,  attorneys,  171  Superior. 
Keith  Francis  C,    firm  French  &  K.,  h.  27 

Cheshire. 
Keith  George  L.,  clerk,  bds.  124  Water, 
Keith  Myron  R.,  firm    K.  &   Coon,  h.  66 

Bond. " 
KEITH  WILLIAM  H.,  dealer  in  gas  coal, 

and  coke,  C.  &  P.  R.  R.  pier,   h.   175  St. 

Clair. 
Kelaher  Philip,  clothing,  46  Superior. 
Kelhard  John,  grocery,  h.  157  Lake. 
Keliher  Jeremiah,  fireman,  h.  151  Lake. 
Kellar  George,  plasterer,  h.  421  Lake. 
Kellar  Henry,  drayman,  h.  85  Ohio. 
Kellar  A.,  shingle   maker,   corner   Leonard 

and  Voltaire,  h.  51  Main. 
KELLER    BARTHOL,    hotel   keeper,   33 

East  Main. 
KELLER  BARTHOLOMEW,   saloon,   35 

Union. 
Keller  Charles,  file  smith,  Parkin's  maunfac- 

tory,  h,  53  Chatham. 
Keller  Charles,  broom  factory,  h.   81  Park- 
man. 
Keller   Christeipher,   cabinet  maker,   h.   37 

Belmont. 
Keller  Frederick,  h.  90  Parkman. 
Keller  Henry,  h.  53  Ontario. 
Kellar  J.,  mechanic,  h.  31  Phelps. 


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WILLISTOX  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY. 


Keller  Jacob,  saloon,  5  St.  Clair. 

Keller  John,  vamislier,   Pittsburgh,  bds.  90 

Parkinan. 
Keller  Joseph,  painter,  h.  131  Orange. 
Keller  Joseph,  shoemaker,  h.  35  Marion. 
Keller  Joseph,  grocer,  72  William. 
Keller  P.,  saloon,  5  St.  Clair. 
Kelley  F^d.,  laborer.  West  River. 
Kellov  Edwin,  physician,  h.  413  Euclid. 
Kelley  George  B.,"  clerk,  B.  Butt's,  bds.  312 

5  inferior. 

Kelley  Trad,  h.  413  Euclid. 
Kelley  J.  J.,  machinist,  bds.  8  Johnson. 
Kelley  James,  brass  founder,  h.  34  Gai'dcn, 
Kelley  James,  peddler,  h.  17  Canal. 
Kelley  James,  clerk,  232  Superior,  bds.  86 

Huron. 
KELLEY  JAMES,  Forest  City  House,  22 

River. 
Kelley  James  E.,  fireman,  h.  47  Carroll. 
Kelley  John,  sawyer,  h.  45  Hicks. 
Kelley  John,  h.  32  Seneca. 
Kelley  John,  laborer,  185  Columbus. 
Kelley  Joseph,  laborer,  bds.  West  River. 
Kelley  Joshua,  machinist,  h.  30  Seneca. 
Xellev  Miss  Julia  S.,  milliner,  Shaw's,  bds. 

204  Ohio. 
Kelley  Madison,  h.  109  Pittsburgh. 
Kelley  ]\Iichael,  laborer,  h.  Spring. 
Kelley  Mrs.,  widow,  h.  43  Oregon. 
Kelley  Mrs.,   widow,    washwoman,  h.   be- 
tween Franklin  and  West  River. 
Kelley  Peter,  blacksmith,  h.  42  Hamilton. 
Kelley  Thomas,  lal)orer,  32  Minnesota. 
Kelley   Thomas  M.,    President   Merchant's 

Bank,  h.  169  Euclid. 
Kelley  William,  laborer,  West  River. 
Kelley  William,  shoemaker,    224  Superior, 

h.  Lake. 
Kellogg  Henry,  h.  15  Granger. 
KELLOGG  HENRY,  saloon,    169  Ontario, 

h.  28  High. 
Kellogg  Henry  L.,  h.  223  Perry. 
Kellogg  LIrs.  S.  K.,  widow,  h.  35  Huron. 
Kellogg  W.  N.  L.,   firm  Freeman  &  K.,    h. 

35  Huron. 
Kellsero  William,  carpenter,  h.  7  Grove. 
Kelly    Mrs.    Bridget,     plain     sewer,     120 

Brownell. 
Kelly  Edward,  lake  captain,  h.  92  Carrall. 
Kelly  P^li/.abeth,  widow,  h.  31  Croton. 
Kelly  George,  lalwrer,  61  Frankfort. 
Kell}' James,  blacksmith,  h.  55  Willcy. 
KELLY  J.  M..  dealer  in  coal  and  coke,  C. 

6  P.  R.  R.  Pier,  h.  Detroit  ^treet,  3  miles 
out. 

Kembf  Matthias,  h.  189  Lorain, 

Kelly  Moses,  firm    K.  &  Griswold,  h.  East 

Cleveland. 
Kelly  William,  shoemaker,  h.  88  Lake. 


KELLY  &  GRISWOLD,  attorneys,  Bennet 
House  Block,  Public  S  piare. 

Kelsey  Edward,  carpenter,  h.  7  Wood. 

Kelsey  Lorenzo  A.,  assistant  postma.ster,  h. 
103  Kinsman. 

Kelsey  Theodore  R.,  bds.  203  Kinsman. 

Kelsch  Samuel,  baggage  master,  C.  &.  P.  R. 
R.,  h.  167  Lake. 

Kelso  G.  Q.,  sailor,  h.  303  Washington. 

Kelty  Jonathan,  railroad  conductor,  h.  74 
Tracy. 

Kemiter  L.,  h.  185  Croton. 

Kemmer  F.,  fresco  and  ornamental  painter, 
h.  20  Oregon. 

Kemp  John  W.,  carpenter,  h.  137  Orange. 

Kempf  Frederick,  laborer,  233  Hudson. 

Kcnance  James,  laljorer,  rear  230  Hamilton. 

Kendel  Adolphus  C,  clerk,  115  Ontario, 

Kendall  H.  D.,  firm  H.  D.  K.  &  Co.,  247 
Superior.  - 

Kendall  Charles,  h.  119  St.  Clair. 

KENDALL  H.  D.  &  Co.,  dry  goods,  _257 
Superior,  11  Public  Square. 

Kendrick  Joseph,  captain,  h.  246  Bridge. 

Kendrick  William,  grocery,  402  Perry,  cor- 
ner Cherry. 

Kenedy  James,  laborer,  39  Wilson. 

Kenedy  Patrick,  laborer.  Spring. 

Kenedy  Thomas,  engineer,   h.  171  Wilson. 

Kenell  Cliarles,  carpenter,  h.  55  Hanover. 

Kenevee  Anton,  lalwrer,  h,  428  Pittsburgh. 

Kenkelleo  Richard,  brick  layer,  h.  185  West 
Liberty. 

Kenkirrl  Henry,  mason,  h.  84  York. 

Kenkirrl  Michael,  mason,  h.  82  York. 

Kennavd  James,  clerk,  159  Ontario,  h.  251 
Gai'den. 

Kennedy  B.  C,  accountant,  bds.  16  Lake. 

Kennedy  David,  sailor,  bds.    110  Turnpike. 

Kennedy  Edward,  carjienter,  h.  West  River. 

Kennedy  George,  cooper,  h.  6  Whitman. 

Kennedy  James,  stone  cutter,  h.  100  Root. 

Kennedy  John,  shingle  maker,  h.  8  Wood- 
bine. 

Kennedy  John,  boatman,  h.  155  Lorain. 

Kennedy  P.  tinner,  82  Bank. 

Kennedy  Patrick,  laborer,  16  Superior. 

Kenneday  Patrick,  laborer,  39  Hicks. 

Kennedy  Sanmel,  shoemaker,  174  Superior, 
h.  167  Lake. 

Kennedy  Sanford  L.,  accountant,  94  Supe- 
rior, l)ds.  rear  16  Lake. 

Keimedy  Thomas,  engineer,  C.  &  E.  ma- 
chine sho]),  h.  177  Wilson. 

Kennedy  William,  grocery,  147  Lorain. 

Kennedy  William,  carj^nter,  h.  53  Bank. 

Kennedy  William,  rag  peddler,  h.  76  Wa. 
ter. 

Kennedy  W^illiam,  boatman,  bds.  93  Lake. 

Kennel ,  laborer,  h.  189  Pearl. 


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Keuner  Henry,  laborer,  48  Mayflower.  - 

Kemiey  John,  laborer,  170  Ohio. 

Kenney  Margaret,   widow   of  James,  h.  23 
Erie. 

Kenney    Thomas,   bootmaker,    h.    379    St. 
Clair. 

Kenney  Michael,  hack  driver,  bds.  83  Water. 

Kenning  Gerhardt,  cooper,  h.  123  Lorain. 

Kenny  Pat,  laborer,  191  Oregon. 

KENNEY  WILLIAM,  merchant  tailor,  30 
Public  Square,  h.  12  Chestnut. 

Kenny  William,  shoemaker,  h.  377  St.  Clair. 

Kent  John,  laborer,  33  Hicks. 

Kent  Michael,  lamp-lighter,  h.  13  Summit 
Alley. 

Kent  Robert,  tailor,  h.  49  Cherry. 

Kent  William,  carpenter,  bds.  128  Bolivar. 

Kenwood  William,  pastrycook,  h.  14  Acad- 
emy. 

Keocker  Augustus,  shoemaker,  h.  269  St. 
Clair. 

Keogh    Thomas,    omnibus   driver,   h.   128 
Muirson. 

Kephart  Benedict,  sailor,  h.  107  Hamilton. 

Keppart  Charles,  firm  K.  &  Co.,  h.  64  Cedar 
chant's  Bank. 

KEPPART  &   CO.,   barbers,   under  Mer- 
A  venue. 

Keppler  Mrs.  F.  A.,  tobacco  and  cigars,  110 
Superior. 

Kerr  William,   carpenter,    h,  42  West  Lib- 
erty. 

KERRUISH  WILLIAM  S.,   attorney,  150 
Superior,  h.  80  Muirson. 

Kerwer  John,  tailor,  h.  56  Bumham. 

Kerwin  Patrick,  laborer,  Mulberry. 

Kesler  William,   clerk,    Warren's,    bds.  79 
Lake. 

Kester  Earnest,  shoemaker,  h.  537  St.  Clair. 

Kester  John,  peddler,  h.  24  Grove. 

Kessler  Henry,  clerk,  230  Superior. 

Kestler  Casimer,  carpenter,  h.  Blair. 

Kestler  Emanuel,  carpenter,  h.  Blair. 

Ketch  Charles,  stone  cutter,  h.  51  Whitman. 

Keudel  Charles,   gardener,    h.  116  Scoville 
Avenue. 

Keuehnhold  Jacob,  tailor,  h.  150  Lake. 

Kewney  John,    shoemaker,    bds.    Burnett 
House. 

Key  William,  sail  rigger,  bds.153  West  River. 

Keyerleber    Frederick,    wagon  maker,    92 
Champlain. 

Keyerleber  Gotleib,    blacksmith,  94  Cham- 
plain,  h.  92  Champlain. 

Keyes  Eli  N.,  firm  Littles  &  K.,  bds.  Angler 
House. 

Keys  Daniel  H.,  book  keeper,  bds.  66  Onta- 
rio. 
Keyse  John,  peddler,  h.  44  Mayflower. 

Keyser  Peter,  laborer.  Fox  Avenue. 


Kichler  August,  saloon,  707  St.  Clair. 

Kidd   William,    jeweler,  235    Superior,  h. 
Walter. 

KIDNEY  GEORGE  H.,  planing  mill,  cor- 
ner Erie  and  Kinsman,  h.  181  Ivinsman. 

Kidney  James,  farmer,  h.  231  Washington. 

Keibel   Frederick,    firm    Rosfolk    and    K., 
blacksmith,  h.  105  Orange. 

Kiedle  George  Conrad,  drives  beer  wagon,  h. 
52  Irving. 

Kief  Vincent,  cooper,  h.  34  Whitman. 

Kiefer  John,  cooper,  h.  92  Jersey. 

Kiel  Jacob,  blacksmith,  h.  112  Hudson. 

Kiel  John  Frederick,  mason,  h.  418  Pitts- 
burgh.  . 

Kjeser  Jacob,  laborer,  29  Irving. 

KIESEL  WILLIAM,   proprietor   St.  Clan- 
House,  corner  St.  Clair  and  Water. 

Kiesper  John,  laborer.  West  River. 

Kiewel  John,  laborer,  Seneca. 

Kik  Garrett,  oil  cloth  maker,  h.  near  Brock's 
tannery. 

Kilby  John  B.,  carpenter,  h.  52  Granger. 

Kilbeart  Christopher,  laborer,  32  Cherry. 

Kilderman  John,  laborer,  15  East  Liberty, 

Kilfoil  Michael,  laborer,  114  St.  Clair. 

Kilfoy  Catharine,  widow  of  Patrick,  h.  33 
Champlain. 

Kilfoy  Michael,  laborer,  180  St.  Clair. 

Kilfoy  Thomas,  St.  Nicholas,  112  Bank. 

Killam  Joseph,  tinner,  h.  82  Bank. 

Killer  Frederick,  shoemaker,  h.  181  Lake. 

Killip  George,  carpenter,  h.  82  Marion. 

Killip  Robert  E.,  h.  326  Kinsman. 

Killip  William,  carpenter,  h.  54  Granger. 

Kilmartin  Philip,  Western  House,  55  Mead- 
ow. 

Kilmer  Henry,  grocery,  209  Garden. 

Kilner  John,  laborer,  118  Muirson. 

Kilroy  John,  telegraph  instrument  maker. 

Kilwein  Bernard,  brewer,  M.  Stumpf. 

Kim  Henry,  tailor,  bds.  McCurdy's  Block. 

Kimball   Dudley,    fireman,    h.    5  .Farley's 
Court. 

Kimball  Leonard,    master  builder,    h.    94 
Wood. 

Kimball  S.  H.,  President  Jackson  Iron  Co., 
h.  148  Huron. 

Kimball  William,  tinner,  h.  144  Lake. 

Kimball   W.    H.,    engineer,    h,    5   Farley's 
Court. 

Kimberly  Alexander,  saloon,  55  Merwin. 

Kimberley   Eizabeth,   miliner,   h.  175  De- 
troit. 

Kimberly  Frederick,  Arcade  dining  saloon, 
36  Public  Square. 

Kimberly  Mrs.  Maria,  widow  of  George,  279 
Detroit. 

Kimberly  Robert  L.,  printer,  bds.  18  Seneca. 

Kime  George,  tailor,  h.  14  Alabama. 


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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY. 


Kinder  Jacob,  h.  rear  78  Williams. 
Ivineler  Frederick,  G.,  cabinet  maker,  h.  75 

Bridge. 
Kindler  John  shoemaker,  h.  129  West  Main, 

comer  Washington. 
King  Arthur,  boarding  house,  70  Ontario. 
King  Asa,  machinist,  Ixls.  St.  Clair. 
KING   A.    R.,    physician   and   surgeon,    2 
^lathew's  Block,  south  side  Public  Square, 
h.  171  Lake. 
ICing  Charies  G.,  firm  Foote  &  K,  h.  130 

Prospect 
King  C.  E.,  sail  maker,  h.  57  Taylor. 
King  Edward,  undertaker,  h.  St.  Clair  Alley. 
King  Franklin,  R.  R.  man,  h.  24  Hamilton. 
King  George,  barber,  153  Seneca,  bds.  Com- 
mercial House. 
King  Jacob,  barber,  h.  24  Vermont. 
King  Joseph,  medical  nurse,  h.  24  Oregon. 
King  John,  carpenter,  h.  112  Greenwood. 
King  Kate,  tailoress,  bds.  70  Ontario. 
King  M.  A.,  firm  Hayden  K  &  El  well,  h.  68 

Erie. 
King  Xicholas,  director,  St.  Mary's  boarding 

school,  h.  96  Fulton. 
King  Wm.,  (colored)  sailor,  h.  Canal. 
King  Wm.,  carpenter,  h.  44  Cedar  Avenue. 
King  William,  well  digger,  h.  82  Oregon. 
KingsViury  W.  F.,  foreman,  S.  M.  Carpenter 

&  Co.'s.,  bds.  89  Erie. 
KINGSLEY  EDWARD,  drugs  and  groce- 
ries, 152  and  154  Ontario,  h.  8  Huron. 
Kingsley  Horace  B.,  medicines,  45  Bolivar. 
Kiiigsman  Lewis,  wool  sorter,  h.  35  Cherry. 
Kinkier  Barney,  brick  mason,  h.  124  Burch. 
Kinkeler  Wm.,  brick  mason,  h.  183  West 

Liberty. 
Kinnan,  D.,  laborer,  21  Williams. 
Kinnard  W.  J.,  firm  Dreher  K.  &  Co.,  h. 

Fulton. 
Kinney  Charles  C  ,  painter,  h.  Scoville  Av. 
Kinney  Mrs.,  h  22  Superior  Avenue. 
Kinney  Mrs.  Ann,  widow  of  Patrick,  h.  82 

Spruce. 
Kinney  William,  merchant  tailor,  Euclid,  h. 

12  Oak. 
Kinrim  Peter,  shoemaker,  h.  334  St.  Clair. 
KINSMAN  EDWARD   C,   attorney,  211 

Superior,  bds.  Weddell  House. 
Kinsvatter,  Dorothy,  h.  48  Clinton. 
Kinsvatter  Powell,  saloon,  281  St.  Clair. 
Kinzel  Xaphia,  laborer,  91  Cherry, 
Kipp  Martin,  painter,  196  Hamilton. 
Kirby  Butler  D.,  moulder,  Cuyahoga  Foun- 
dry, h.  107  Harbor. 
Kirby  James,  mechanic,  h.  103  Pearl. 
Kirby  Capl.  John,  sailor,  h.  263  Washing- 
ton. 
Kirby  John,  laborer,  124  Lorain. 
Kirk  George,  h.  86  Huron. 


Kirk  Nicholas,  carpenter,  h.  86  Lorain. 
Kirkland  Edward    T.,   clerk,   Worthington 

&  Co.,  bds.  45  Public  Square. 
Kirkland  James,  clerk,  182  Superior,  h.  148 

Ontario. 
Kirkpatrick  John,  assistant  editor  Ohio  Far- 
mer, h.  267  Columbus. 
Kirmer  Theodore,  laborer,  219  Hamilton. 
Kirnan  Joseph,  laborer,  86  Oregon. 
Kirner    Michael   F.,   locksmith,  30    Pitts- 
burgh. 
Kirsch  Jacob,  tailor,  bds  69  Frankfort 
Kirsch  John,  cooper,  h.  87  Bridge. 
Kirsch  Peter,  blacksmith,  h.  89  Bridge. 
Kirsch  Philip,   teamster,  h.  15  Ward. 
Kirchner  George,  h.  90  Hudson. 
Kirt  John,  laborer,  150  River, 

Kirtland  ,  clerk,  D.  Pollock,  bds.  148 

Ontario, 

Kirtner ,  carpenter,  h.  40  Clinton. 

Kisick  Thomas,  ma.son,  bds.  29  Marion. 
Kistner  George,  laborer,  52  Cedar  Avenue, 
Kitchen  Simon,  firm  Paige  &  K.,  h.  Heights. 
Kitchsteine  John,  Sturtevant's  Planing  Mill, 
Kistmau  William,  cabinet  maker,  75  Ham- 
ilton. 
Kiver   Martin,  drayman,   corner  Hamilton 

and  Muirson. 
Klaffi  William,  laborer,  17  Green. 
Klas  Charles,  laborer,  49  Mayflower. 
Klaustermeyer,  Ernst  H.,  firm  Melcher  &  Co., 

h.  7  Eagle. 
Klaustermeyer  William,  clerk. 
Kleanlngl  Lewis,  finisher,  h.  25  Carroll. 
Klceberger  Peter,  marble  carver,  274  Erie,  h, 

265  Erie. 
Kleinscbrot  Charles  E.,  shoemaker,  h.  139 

Kinsman. 
Klegiu  Frederick,  tailor,  h.  115  Seneca. 
Klein  August,  peddler,  h.  45  Green. 
Klein  Richard,  laborer,  128  Dare. 
Kleienschmidt  Jacob,  hotel  keei^er,  206  St. 

Clair. 
Klick  Jacob,  cabinet  maker,  h.  64  Chatham. 
Klick  Valentine,  wood  sawyer,  h.  Chatham, 
Kline  Abraham,  butcher,  h.  2(X)  Pittsburgh. 
Kline  Farlike,  butcher,  h.  5  Cherry. 
Kline  Joseph,  peddler,  h.  334  Kinsman. 
Kline  Lawrence,  teamster,  h.  11  JacksoTi. 
Kline  William,  laborer,  103  Greenwood. 
Klock  Ephraim,  moulder,  h.  107  Lake. 
Klockar  Martin,  blind  maker,  h.  33  Irving. 
Klopf  Adam,  shoemaker,  h  60  Williams. 
Klopner  William,  laborer,  1  Cherry. 
Klumph  John  P.,  blacksmith,  h.  51  Wood- 
bine. 
Knaff  Bridget,  widow  of  Daniel,  h.  13  Ger- 
man. 
Knaff  Waldron,  laborer. 
Knaly  Thomas,  laborer,  rear  231  Erie. 


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Knaly  Jerry,  mason,  bds  rear  231  Erie. 
Knapp  Charles,  baker,  h.  83  Croton. 
Knapp  Michael,  wagon  maker,  h.  32  Bum- 
ham. 
Knasabech  Ferdinand,  h,  284  Pittsburgh. 
Knatel  H.,  laborer,  56  Merchant 
Knecht  Lewis,  firm  K.  &  Markham,  h.  30 

Webster. 
Knecht  &  Markman,  glass  and  queensware, 

133  Ontario. 
Knecken  A.,  laborer,  101  Lorain. 
Kjieeding  Jacob,  carpenter,  h.  East  Liberty. 
Kneeling  August,  firm  J.  Hartman  &  Co.,  h. 

299  Kinsman. 
Knefif  Michael,  carriage  maker,  h.  32  Pine. 
Knegal  Henry,  blacksmith,  C.  &.  E.  R.  R. 

machine  shop. 
Knele  John,  joiner,  bds  22  Garden. 
Knele  William,  joiner,  h.  22  Garden. 
Knight  Charles,  clerk  228  Superior,  h.  117 

Scoville  Avenue. 
Knight  Edward,  salesman,  137  Water,  h.  90 

Ontario. 
Knight  John,  cutter,  h.  48  Scoville  Avenue. 
Knight  Martin,  clerk,  228  Superior,  h.  117 

Scoville  Avenue. 
Knight  Martin,  drayman,  h.  117    Scoville 

Avenue. 
Knight  Robert,   firm  Parish  &  K.,  h.  550 

Kinsman. 
Knight  William,  fisherman,  h.  47  Lorain. 
Kniking  Antony,  laborer,  102  Lorain. 
Knippenburg  Ernst,  tailor,  h.  169  Lorain. 
Knoblock  Philip,  barber,  135  Bank,  h.  rear 

126  Erie. 
Knoch  Willi'Bm,  tailor,  h.  13  Floyd. 
Knolter  Frederick,  laborer,  h.  13  Hicks. 
Kiiofif  H.,  drayman,  h.  Division  Alley. 
Knoph  Adam,  shoemaker,  60  and  62  Wil- 
liams. 
Knous  Mike,  cooper,  h.  236  Pearl. 
Knous  William,  shoemaker,  h.  144  Bridge. 
Knowlton  Ezra  L ,  conductor,  C.  C.  &  C.  R. 

R.,  h.  14  Lake. 
Knowlton  Gilbert,  carpenter,  h.  35  Sibley. 
Kuowltpn  Gillman,  machinist,  C.  &.  P.  R.  R. 

Depot,  h.  35  Sibley. 
Knox  Mr.,  teamster,  h.  138  West  Liberty. 
Knox   F.   W.    livery  and  boarding  stable, 

Long,  rear  Bennet  House. 
Knox  Robert,   clerk,   117   Ontario,  la..  124 

Muirson. 
Knox  William,  firm  F.  &  W  K,  bds.  66 

Michigan. 
Knuss  Henry,  cooper,  h.  11  Jay. 
Koalges  John,  grocery,  116  Monroe. 
Koalgs  Frank,  butcher,  103  Seneca. 
Koalgs  John,  butcher,  103  Seneca. 
KoUinzer  Jacob  F.,  butcher,  214  Lorain,  h. 

68  Penn. 


Koblentzer  Jacob,  cooper,  h.  68  Penn. 

Koch  Cauffman,  firm  K.,  Levi  &  Mayer, 
h.  162  Bolivar. 

Koch  Charles,  editor  German  Messenger,  h. 
78  Cedar  Avenue. 

Koch  Ernst,  shoemaker,  h.  8  Union. 

Koch  George,  painter,  h.  400  St.  Clair. 

Koch  George,  turner,  h.  27  Tracy. 

Koch  John,  h.  rear  84  West  Center. 

Koch  John,  shoemaker,  8  Union. 

Koch  Theodore,  joiner,  h.  71  Huntington. 

KOCH,  LEVI  &  MAYER,  wholesale  cloth- 
ing, 162  Superior. 

Koebler  Gottfried,  carpenter,  h.  27  Irving. 

Koeckert  Augustus,  boots  and  shoes,  267 
St.  Clair,  h.  417  St.  Clair. 

Koehler  George,  grocery,  107  Taylor. 

Koehler  J.  P.,  cutter,  166  Superior,  h.  34 
Huntington. 

Koehler  Mary,  widow  of  Henry,  h.  90  Ham- 
ilton. 

Koenig  Frederick,  carpenter,  h.  19  Belmont. 

Koennekes  Christie,  physician,  37  Oregon. 

Koerkel  Michael,  carpenter,  h.  102  Irving. 

Koerper  Peter,  shoemaker,  h.  34  Webster. 

Kohl  Jacob,  mason,  h.  57  Cherry. 

Kohl  John,  mason,  h.  124  Greenwood. 

Kohlemer  John,  laborer,  69  Green. 

Kohlman  Frederick,  cabinet  maker,  h.  488 
St.  Clair. 

Kohlmeir  Adam,  merchant  tailor,  bds.  206 
St.  Clair. 

Kolanskey  Joseph,  laborer,  166  Croton. 

Kolbe  George  A.,  recording  clerk,  h.  Eagle. 

Koleskie  Hermon,  grocery,  278  St.  Clair. 

Kolis  John,  laborer,  h.  14  Burw^ell. 

Koll  Philip,  laborer,  46  Harbor. 

KoUmyer  Cecelia,  widow  of  John  A.,  teach- 
er, h.  311  Erie. 

Kolmyer  Thomas,  shoemaker,  h.  73  Oregon. 

Kolpart  John,  laborer,  197  Croton. 

Kolthbah  Stefren,  laborer  135  Orange. 

Konders  George,  laborer.  Perry,  between  Eu- 
clid and  Superior. 

Kondis  J.,  mechanic,  h.  38  Lawrence. 

Konemen  Henry,  shoemaker,  h.  294  St. 
Clair. 

KONIGSLOW  H.,  machinist,  144  Superior, 
h.  Heights. 

Konner  Michael,  shoemeker,  h.  25  Oregon. 

Koopman  Otto,  mason,  h.  Cooper, 

Kopf  Thomas,  laborer,  62  Muirson. 

Kopefstein  John,  shoemaker,  41  Clifton. 

Kopher  John,  fireman,  h.  60  Third. 

Korhanak  John,  tailor,  h.  20  Grove. 

Koril  Jacob,  laborer,  257  Lorain. 

Komer  Lawrence,  shoemaker,  h.  177  Gar- 
den. 

Korner  Mrs.  Lawrence,  midwife,  h.  176  Gar- 
den. 


Deoderised  Coal  Oil,  manufactured  Iby  LAW  &  NORTH, 


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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTOEY. 


Koroby  Michael,  miison,  h.  12  Belmont 

Kortz  Andrew,  laborer,  870  St  Clair. 

Kortz  Andrew,  wagon  maker,  h.  890  St. 
Clair. 
osenbackcrMrs.  Caroline,  bds.  175  Ontario. 

Kos  Joseph,  cabinet  maker,  h.  144  Orange. 

Krakel  Christian,  mason,  h.  84  Parkmau. 

Krakle  John,  h.  47  Parkman. 

Krakel  Lonis,  shoemaker,  h.  87  Parkman, 

Kraft  Frederick,  laborer,  149  Hamilton. 

Kraft  William,  tailor,  190  Superior. 

Kragle  John,  carjienter,  bds.  124  Champlain. 

Kragle    Philip,   stone  cutter,  h.  22  Scoville 
Avenue. 

Kj-amer   Andrew,    cabinet   maker,   h.    101 
Peun. 

Kramer  Henry,   clothing  store  29  Superior, 
h.  397  Lake. 

Kramer  Henry,  shoes,  328  Pittsburgh. 

Kjamer  Henry,  catholic  book  store,  29  Su- 
perior, h.  397  Lake. 

Kramer  Henry,  laborer,  284  Pittsburgh. 

Kramer  Isaac,  tinner,  118  Ontario. 

Kramer  Jacob  G.,  clothing,  27  Superior. 

Ivrampel  John,  laborer,  79  Parkman. 

Kramer  K.,  shoemaker,  h.  50  Mayflower. 

Kmmer  Peter,  laborer.  111  Jersey. 

Kramer  William, stonecutter,  h.  61  Walnut. 

Kramish  Frederick,  barber,  h.  120  Lorain. 

Kramish  Philip,  stocking  maker,  h.  118  Lo- 
rain. 

Krander  Frederick,  blacksmith,  h.  Penn. 

Kransteober  John,  laborer,  h.  9  Wadsworth. 

Ki-anter  Jacob,  cabinet  maker,  h.  317  Gar- 
den. 

Krape  John,  saw  frame  manufactury,  h.  91 
Vine, 

Ki-aus  Ernst,  cabinet  maker,   h.  23  Cherry 
Allev. 

KRAIJS  JOHN,  saloon,  174  Ontario. 

Kraus  Joseph,  cooper,  h.  7  W^adsworth. 

Kraus  Ludwick,  shoemaker,  h.  805  St.  Clair. 

Kraus  Paul,  teacher,  bds.  389  Superior, 

Krausc  August,  saloon,    175  Ontario,  corner 
Public  Square. 

KEAUSE  C.  B.,  druggist,  108  Ontario,  h.  92 
Lake. 

Krautter  Christopher,  teamster,  h.  44  Seneca. 

Krause  Conrad,  laborer,  58  St.  Clair. 

Kreagle  George,  brickmaker,  h.  88  Irving. 

Kreble  George,  butcher,  h.  433  Kinsman. 

Ki-ebill  Augusta,  widow  of  John  William,  h. 
22  Ohio. 

Kregg  Martin,  groceiy,  32  Burwell. 

Kreiger  Ernest  J.,  firm  J.  P.  Holt  &  Co.,  h. 
390  St  Clair. 

Kreiger  Joseph,  laborer,  30  Burwell. 

Krcitz  Arnold,  saloon,  483  West  River. 

Krekel  L.,  shoes,  88  Parkman. 

Kremer  Henry,  moulder,  h,  67  Penn. 


Kremer  Jacob,  h.  62  Ward. 

Kremcr  Jacob,  stone  cutter,  h.  rear  352 
Pittsburgh. 

Kreopf  Jacob,  h.  118  Oregon. 

Kreopf  Michael,  h.  118  Oregon. 

Krescher  Peter,  laborer,  185  Hsmiilton. 

Kresz  Heinrich,  shoemaker,  h.  41  Green. 

Kretcdorn  Lawrence,  machinist,  bds.  67 
Michigan. 

Kribo  Edmond,  machinist,  h.  Chatham. 

Kriesmel  Gotleib,  wood  sawyer,  h.  630  Su- 
perior. 

Krietz  Arnold,  saloon,  h.  West  River. 

Krimleg  Michael,  vamisher,  h.  148  Orange. 

Kritchmer  Augustus,  cabinet  maker. 

Kritzdom  Rudolph,  melodeon  maker,  Child 
&  Co. 

Krofif  Andrew,  brickmaker,  h.  14  Belmont. 

Kroesen  Joseph,  shoemaker,  106  Lorain. 

Krous  Frederick,  tobacconist,  h.  210  Pearl. 

Krous  George,  shoemaker,  h.  124  Fulton. 

Krous  Michael,  grocery,  corner  Fulton  and 
Lorain. 

Krouse  George,  R.  R.  depot,  h.  6  Pittsburgh 
continued. 

Krouse  Gotlob,  cigar  maker,  h.  East  Lib- 
erty. 

Krouse  Josej^h,  laborer,  350  Pittsburgh. 

Krousehard  John,  laborer,  4  Johns. 

Krouser  Edward,  mason,  h.  25  Green. 

Kruger  John,  porter,  42  Public  Square. 

Kruger  L.,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  62  Pub- 
lic Square. 

Kuchembuch  Augustus,  boarding  house,  81 
Michigan. 

Kuchembuch  Selmer,  clerk,  G.  Worthington 
&  Co. 

Kuehnoold  Jacob,  tailor,  136  Ontario,  h. 
152  Lake. 

Kuek  Frederick,  laborer,  canal. 

Kugler  George,  tinsmith,  h.  57  Parkman, 

Kuhlman  Frederick,  pattern  maker,  h.  St 
Clair. 

Kuhn  Jacob,  student,  bds.  243  Hamilton. 

Kuhu  Michael,  switchman,  h.  456  Hamilton. 

Kunburaur  John,  laborer,  28  Third, 

Kuney  Patrick,  engine  wij^er,  h.  Oregon. 

Kunger  Charles,  butcher,  h.  89  Seneca. 

Kunkle  Michael,  laborer,  h.  29  Blair. 

Kunkler  John,  mason,  h.  126  Burch. 

Kunniiig  George,  sr.,  carpenter  and  builder, 
h.  409  Lake. 

Kunning  George,  jr.,  carpenter,  bds.  409 
Lake. 

Kmining  William,  carpenter,  bds.  409  Lake. 

Kunstle  Michael,  shoemaker,  h.  84  Kinsman. 

Kuntmillcr  Peter,  laborer,  71  Irving. 

Kuntz  Carl,  mason,  h.  77  Cortlandt. 

Kuntz  Phillip,  sr.,  saloon,  335  St.  Clair,  bds. 
337  St.  Clair. 


is  acknowledged  to  be  tlie  best  in  the  State. 


Kuntz  Jacob,  agent  Bible  Society,  h.  227 
Hudson. 

Knpfar  Moses,  h.  32  Orange. 

Knrtz  Jacob,  foremaxi  C.  &  P.  Depot,  h.  10 
Chatham. 

Kurtz  Michael,  laborer,  196  Scoville  Ave- 
nue. 

Kushmaul  Christian,  fresco  painter,  bds.  206 
Sx  Clair. 

Kyser  Adam,  carpenter,  h.  3  Fox  Avenue. 

Kyser  Peter,  h.  3  Fox  Avenue. 

KYSER  JAMES,  boots  and  shoes,  111  On- 
tario, h.  51  Bolivar. 


Lablin  John,  cooper,  h.  248  Pearl. 

Labram  William,  shoemaker,  bds.  6  Kins- 
man. 

Lacklin  Phineas,  ship  carpenter,  h.  12  Wood- 
bine. 

Lacy  Alonzo,  mason,  h.  3  Wood. 

Lacy  Cyrenus,  lime  burner,  h.  141  Clinton. 

Lacy  Elanson,  blacksmith,  h.  13  Fulton. 

Lacy  Eli,  lime  burner,  h.  141  Clinton. 

Lacy  Elias  J.,  saloon,  261  Detroit. 

Lacy  Mrs.  Mary,  widow  of  Eli,  h.  141  Clin- 
ton. 

Lacy  William,  sailor,  h.  100  Clinton. 

Laffner  Leonard,  rail  repairer,  C.  &  E.  K.  R. 

Laffrineer  Ira,  firm  L.  &  Stephenson,  h.  93 
Hanover. 

Laffrineer  Lewis,shipcarpenter,h.  187  Lorain. 

Lafler  Enos,  builder,  55  Huntinton. 

Logerman  William,  (colored)  laborer,  81  Or- 
egon. 

Lahner  Peter,  blacksmith. 

Laibolt  Jacob,  shoemaker,  h.  18  Scovill  Av- 
enue. 

Laird  J.  B.,  physician,  88  Garden. 

Lairey  Jeremiah,  expressman,  %.  127  Ken- 
tucky. 

Laich  Peter,  teamster,  h,  29  Cherry. 

LAISY  JACOB,  physician,  h.  135  Kins- 
man. 

LAKE  ERIE  PAPER  CO.,  office  118  Bank, 
corner  Frankfort 

Lally  Bridget,  widow  of  Thomas,  h.  31  Su- 
perior Avenue. 

Lally  John,  laborer,  98  Phelps. 

Lalor  Michael,  laborer,  55  West  Main. 

Laley  Mrs.  Mary,  widow,  seamstress,  h. 
Spruce. 

Lally  Thomas,  laborer,  41  Superior  Avenue. 

Lamar  Jacob,  laborer,  66  Spring. 

Lamb  Casper,  laborer,  130  Case  Avenue. 

Lamb  Christopher,  mason,  h.  130  Case  Ave- 
nue. 


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LAMB  DANIEL  H.,  dealer  in  soda  andl^ 
eratus,  office  2  Oviatt's  Exchange,  h.  352 
Prospect. 

Lamb  Lewis,  tailor,  h.  24KPearl. 

Lamb  Robert,  baker,  h.  BeHcn's  Court 

Lamb  Robert,  laborer,  26  Mect^njQ^ 

Laub  Lewis,  tailor,  h.  248  Pearl.x 

Lambert  George,  carpenter,  h.  50^(pj,j^^jjjjj 

Lambert  J.  G.,  sawyer,  bds.  67  Clinbl 

Lambert  Jacob,  cooper,  5  Scoville  Avc^g 

Lambneus    William,   soap  maker,  h.  rC 

Lambscher  Theobald,  turner,  h.  56  Willej 

Lamers  John,  baker,  h.  199  Case  Avenue. 

Lamish  Frank,  upholsterer,  h.  27  Carroll. 

Lampman  Edwin  C,  book  keeper,  h.  185 
Prospect. 

Lammersmann  H.,  m.  d.,  h.  125  Lorain. 

Lammersmann  Joseph  T.,  physician,  bds. 
212  St.  Clair. 

Lamsen  Otis  C,  bridge  builder,  bds.  145 
Turnpike. 

Lamrecht  William,  blacksmith,  h.  40  Philip. 

Lanagan  Michael,  sailor,  bds.  233  Washing- 
ton. 

Lanagan  Mrs.,  widow  of  Patrick,  h.  233 
Washington. 

Lancaster  Josephus  G.,  blacksmith,  28  Pitts- 
burgh, bds.  318  Lake. 

Lancaster  Wm.,  caixlker,  h.  318  Lake. 

Landrit  Henry,  carpenter,  h.  24  Hanover. 

Landgille  ,  clerk,  232    Superior,  bds. 

Bennet's  Forest  City  House. 

Landreth  John,  carpenter,  h.  203  West 
River. 

Landreth  John,  sailor,  bds.  452  Detroit. 

Lane  Austin,  brakesman,  h.  59  Wilson. 

Lane  Benjamin,  insurance  agent,  h.  171  St 
Clair. 

Lane  Thomas,  shoemaker,  h.  102  Cedar  Av. 

Lane  Wm.,  laborer,  119  Case  Avenue. 

Lang  David,  ship  carpenter,  h.  72  Whitman. 

Lang  Francis  H.,  porter,  h.  6  Abbey. 

Lang  Joseph,  saloon,  12  East  Center. 

Lang  Michael,  laborer,  87  Mechanics. 

Lange  Casper,  saloon,  107  Seneca. 

Lange  GeorgQ,  carpenter,  h.  79  Jersey. 

Lange  J.  F.  W.  &  Co.,  blacksmith  shop,  271 
Detroit. 

Langell  Benjamin,  ship  carpenter,  h.  71 
Bridge. 

Langell  Stephen,  ship  carpenter,  h.  22  Car- 
roll. 

Langell  Susan,  widow  of  Frederick,  h.  22 
Carroll. 

Langen  Bernard,  laborer,  167  Hamilton. 

Langendorf  Andrew,  shoemaker,  h.  16  Clif- 
ton. 

Langezaal  Henry,  bricklayer,  h.  227  Bridge 

Langdon  Charles  J.,  engineer,  C.  C.  &  C.  R. 
R.,  h.  19  York  Alley. 


Coal  Oil  and  Lamp  Depot,  189  Ontario  Street,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 


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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY. 


Langdon  James,  laborer,  2Q2  Orange 
Langdon  Silas  S.,  foreman,  L.  S.  car  shop,  K 

53  Cedar  Avenue  „«  t>     ,     , 

Langhorn  James,  ^^eat  market,  39  Bank,  h. 

55  HurJ.  ,  ,     r..^  n    oi,  . 

Lan^^ev  D.  WO^r,  bds.  846  St.  Clair. 
Lano-sdorff  -^'"-  Gr^o.,  dentist,  office  1  Miclii- 

"■an. 
L^'^tr"  Jo^"t  barber,  City  Hotel. 
T    ^^r    Heinrich,   laborer,    alley    between 

-enn  and  Jersey. 
Tdntry  Ellen,  h.  36  Muirson, 
Lantry  James,  drayman,  h.  33  "Walworth. 
Lantry  John,  grocery,  160  Detroit. 
Lautry  Patrick,  h.  Walworth. 
Laopoudt  John,  mason,  h.  15  Vine. 
Lapp  Andre  ;v,  carpenter,  h.  59  York. 
Lapp  Frederick,  wagon  maker,  245  Lorain. 
Laramie  John,  sailor,  h.  29  Champlain. 
Larcv  James,  blacksmith,  h.  442  Hamilton. 
LARNDER  ROBERT,  cooper  and  dealer  in 
staves,  hoops,  &c.,  16  Summer,  near  Cen- 
ter Block,  h.  Lorain,  near  Columbus. 
Larey  Jeremiah,  grocery,  32  Superior  Av. 
Larey  Mary,  widow  of  John,  h.  49  Superior 

Avenue. 
Largey  Peter,  laborer,  30  Marshall. 
Larkin  Daniel,  laborer,  rear  19  Vineyard. 
Larned  Richard,  sailor,  h.  165  Franklin. 
Lary  John  B.,  laborer,  126  Harbor. 
Lascell  W.  B.  sewing  machines,  h.  13  Sibley. 
Lash   William,  firm  Hilliard  &  L.,  bds  26 

Sheriff. 
Lnshbrook  Chales  E.,  sailor,  h.  16  Hickox. 
Lashbrook  John,  saloon,  165  Ontario. 
Lasman  Bernhard,  painter,  C.  C.  &  C.  shop, 

h.  55  Ward. 
La  Strange  J.  J.  moulder,  h.  77  Root. 
Lathman  Barney,  painter,  h.  Ward. 
Lathrop   Christian   L.,   boarding-house,    27 

Rockwell. 
Lathrop  Henry,  cashier,  Hubby,  Hughes  & 

Co. 
Lathrop  Arthur,  machinist,  h.  93  Wilson. 
Latimer  David,  mason,  bds.  47  Cherry. 
•  Latimer  Harvey,  h.  101  Ohio. 
Latimer  Irwin,  mason,  bds,  47  Cherry. 
Latimer  James,  box  maker,  Hewitt's  Block, 

h.  46  Root. 
Latimer  James,  teamster,  h.  47  Cherry. 
Latimer  Joseph,  mason,  bds.  47  Cherrv. 
LATIMER  L.  M..  merchant  tailor,  93  Bank, 

h.  28  Huntington. 
Latimer  Robert,  carpenter,  h.  45  Cherry. 
Latimer  William,  carpenter,  bds  47  Cherry. 
Lauder    George,    brewer,    19    Brainard,    h. 

Ward. 
Lauderdale  R.,  wholesale  dealer  in  fish  and 
city  inspector,  corner   Superior   and  Mer- 
win,  bds.  Weddell. 


Lauer  Peter,  dry  goods,  h.  26  Jay. 

Laur  Charles,  porter. 

Lause  John  F.,  brass  founder,  h.  77  Croton. 

Lautz  William,  butcher,  bds.  10  Garden. 

Lauxen  John,  carpenter,  h.  222  Croton. 

Lavyea  Joseph  E.,   ship  carpenter,  h.  117 

Pearl. 
Lavin  Lawrence,   patent-right  man,  h.   67 

Huntington. 
Law   Robert,  coal  oil  manufacturer,  189  On- 
tario. 
Lawcey  James,  blacksmith.  C.  &  E.  machine 

shop. 
Lawlar  Tim.,  hostler,  h.  14  Johnson. 
Lawler  James,  carpenter,  h.  89  West  Main. 
Lawless  William,  laborer.  West  River. 
Lawless  James,  clerk,  110  Ontario. 
LAWRENCE  ALBERT  G.,  Police  Judge, 

bds.  60  Euclid  Place 
Lawrence  Charles,  moulder,  h.  305  St.  Clair. 
Lawrence  Frank,  shoemaker,  h.  Canal  Ba.sin. 
Lawrence  George,  jr.,  ship  caulker,  bds.  154 

Clinton. 
Lawrence  James,  policeman,  h.  47  Hamilton. 
Lawrence  James,  h.  25  Mandrake. 
Lawrence  John,  ship  caulker,  bds.  154  Clin- 
ton. 
Lawrence  Geoi^e,  sr.,  ship  carpenter,  h.  154 

Clinton, 
Lawrence  Mary,  widow  of  Franklin,  h.  188 

Courtlandt. 
Lawrence  Mowaldin,  sailor,  bds  154  ClintoiL 
Lawrence  R.   T.,   harness  maker,  h  69  Har- 
rison. 
Lawrence  Walter  E.,  clerk,  h.  140  Lake. 
Lawrence  William  G.  school  teacher,  h.  155 

Lake, 
Lawson  John,  sailor,  bds.  54  Orange. 
Lawson  Robert,  blacksmith,  bds.  214  Pitts- 
burgh. 
Lawtey  Philip,  rectifier,  Fulton,  h.  9  Jersey. 
Lawtey  William,  firm  W.,  L.  &  Co.,  h.  102 

Bridge. 
LAWTEY  WILLIAM  &  CO.,   liquors,  38 

Merwin. 
Lawton  Edward,  machinist,  C.  C.  &  C.  R.  R., 

h.  44  Erie. 
LAWTON    PLINY,   paper  hangings,    193 

Superior,  bds.  Burnett  House. 
Laysv  Jacob,  drugs,  corner  Ontario  and  Pros- 
pect, bds.  298  Erie. 
Lazell  Harry  H.,  groceries,  376  St.  Clair. 

Leach ,  physician,  31  Walnut. 

Leaf  boer  Peter,  laborer,  53  Garden. 
Lear  Conrad,  butcher,  h.  95  Greenwood. 
Leary  John,  grocery,  32  Superior  Avenue. 
LearyJohn  B.,  sailor,  h.  15  Harbor. 
Leary  William,  laborer,  55  Willet. 
Leavirett  James  W.,  millwright,  h.  258  De- 
troit. 


Wm.  C.  NORTH'S  Photograph  and  Fine  Art  Gallery,  205  Superior  St., 


WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY. 


119 


LEAVITT    CHARLES,   manufacturer   of 
agricultural  implements,  corner  Prospect 
and  Huntington. 
Le  Baron  William,  dentist,  206  Lake,  Ms. 

208  Lake. 
Lebdahl  Moses,  laborer,  162  Orange. 
Leber  John,  laborer,  38  Liberty. 
Leberly  John,  grocery,  h,  123  Fulton. 
Lebline  Elizabeth,  widow  of  George,  h.  118 

Carroll. 
Le  Bontilie  George  T,,  accountant.,  bds  124 

Water. 
Lechter  George,  laborer,  55  Harbor. 
Lechler  WiUiam,  moulder,  h.  42  Pine. 
Lecler  John,  salesman,  bds.  225  Hamilton. 
Ledden  William,  bar-tender,  bds.  Forest  City 

House. 
Lederer  Charles,   dry  goods  and  groceries, 

832  Kinsman, 
Lee  Christopher,  drayman,  h.  127  Hamilton. 
Lee  Edward,    (colored)   grocer,  corner  Erie 

and  Bolivar,  h.  229  Erie. 
Lee  Edward,  produce  dealer,  22    Parkman. 
Lee  George  C,   cashier,  247  Superior,   bds. 

27  Rockwell.  . 
Lee  George  W.,  engineer  on  Lake,  h.  Territt, 
Lee  James,  drayman,  h,  10  Hickox. 
Lee  Jarnes  W.,  clerk  and  notary  public,  bds. 

23  Eagle. 
Lee  John,  laborer,  96  Champlain. 
Lee  John,  oil  cloth  manufacturer,  h.  10  Bol- 
ivar. 
Lee  John,  laborer,  10  Middle  Alley. 
Lee  L,,  (colored)  carpenter,  h.  58  Bumham. 
Lee  Matthew,  laborer,  upper  Canal, 
Lee  Patrick,  brakeman,  h.  8  Abbey. 
Lee  William  A.  firm  C,  L.  &  Co.,  h.  corner 

Wood  and  St.  Clair. 
Leech  John  C,  sailor,  h.  34  Hamilton. 
Leeds  J.,  laborer,  38  Merchant. 
Leek  T.  W.,  firm  Stilson,  L.  &  Price,  h. 

230  Prospect. 
LEESE   GEORGE   H.,  saloon,  116  Pitts- 
burgh. 
Le  Fever  Francis,  moulder,  bds.  Franklin 

House. 
Leffingwell  L.  W.,  h.  85  Euclid. 
Leggett  William  H.,  tailor,  5  Clinton. 
Lehman  Arnold,  auctioneer,  h.  220  Ontario. 
Lehman  Asher,  school  teacher.h.  156  Bolivar. 
Lehman  August,  peddler,  h.  58  Greenwood. 
Lehner  Peter,  blacksmith,  h.  73  Penn. 
Lehr  Jacob,  nail  maker,  h.  154  Courtlandt. 
Leib  Christian,  shoemaker,  h.  rear  144  Green- 
wood. 
Leib  Frederick,  butcher,  h.  rear  142  Green- 
wood. 
Leibert  Henry,  joiner,  h.  Willet. 
Leibfarth   John,   wagon    maker,    280    St. 
Clair. 


Leices  George,  carpenter,  h.  11  Floyd. 
LEICK  GEGROE,  wines  and  liquors,  179 

Ontario,  h.  222  Prospect. 
Leighter  David,  brewer,  h.  77  Oregon. 
Leighton  John,  puddler,  h.  808  Lake. 
L  sights  Cornelius,  laborer,  49  Spruce. 
Leimbeck  Conrad,  saloon.  110  Water. 
Leinhardt  Francis,  stone  cutter,  h.  307  Ham- 
ilton. 
Leis  John,  carpenter,  h.  31  Vine. 
Leitz  John,  ship  carpenter,  h.  195  Bridge. 
Leland  J.  M.,  gymnasium,  147  Ontario. 
Leland  James  S.,  ship  builder,  h.  66  Whit- 
man. 
Leland  L.  F.,  billiards,   222  Superior,  h.  48 

Seneca. 
Lemcke  Adolph,  bds.  108  Kinsman. 
Lemcke  Alexander,   cigar  maker,  bds.  108 

Kinsman. 
Lemely  Adam,  turner,  h.  86  Mechanics. 
Lemert-Willson  C,  attorney,  bds.  160  Boli- 
var, 
Lemon  George  E.,  conductor  C.  &  T.  R.  R., 

h.  67  Rockwell. 
Lemon  J.  J.,  music  printer,  203  Superior,  h, 

114  Lake. 
Lemoin  William,  blacksmith,  h.  223  Hamil- 
ton. 
Leniger  John,  laborer,  h.  Old  River. 
Lenk  F.,  carpenter,  h,  177  Croton. 
Lenkman  Henry,  laborer,  29  Irving. 
Lenn  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  widow  of  William,  L 

453  Washington. 
Lentry  James,  jr.,  drayman,  h.  36  Muirson. 
Lentz  Frank,  tailor,  h.  370  Pittsburgh. 
Lentz  Michael,  brick  maker,  h.  71  Irving. 
Leofifer  Jacob,  tailor,  h.  89  Oregon. 
Leonard  Jarvis,  clerk.  Society  for  Savings,  h. 

Ill  Prospect. 
Leonard  John,  h.  48  Oregon. 
Leonard  John,  cooper,  h.  60  Chatham. 
Leonard  John,  carjaenter,  h.  16  Grove. 
Leonard  John,  despatcher,  C.  &  E.  R.  R.,  h. 

98  Wilson. 
Leonard  Miss  Mary  J.,  teacher,  h.  33  Gran- 
ger, t 
Leonard  Mrs.,  widow,   seamstress,  h.  comer 

Lake  and  Wood. 
Leonard  Patrick,  blacksmith,  h.  15  Jay, 
Leopold  John,  furniture  dealer,  210  Lorain, 
Leopold  Louis  F.,  h.  336  Erie. 
LePelly  Nicholas  D.,  grocery,  140  and  142 

Lorain. 
Leplin  George,  cooper,  h.  54  Lorain. 
Leppen  Joseph,  clerk,  34  Merwin,  h.  comer 

Abbey  and  Tracy. 
Lepper  Charles  W.,   book  keeper.   Bank  of 

Commerce,  bds.  nthrf^m^n.  /A.^  f^uC 
Lepper  Elias,  carpenter,  h.  65  Fulton. 


Lepper  William,  bar  tender.  111  Water, 
Cleveland,  O.    Those  wishing  a  Photograph,  in  Oil,  Plain  Photograph, 


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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY. 


Lereg  Mary,  seamstress,  h.  216  Pearl. 
Lerow    Moses,    cigar  manufacturer,    h.   64 

Franklin. 
Lescher  Samuel,  peddler,  li.  187  Pittsburgh. 
Lesh  Frederick,  confectioner,  h.  19  Fountain 

Alley. 
Lesh  Lewis,  firm  L.,  Simmons  &  Co.,  h.  11 

Clinton. 
LESH,  SIMMONS  &  CO.,  commission  mer- 
chants, 42  Union. 
Lesley  Eilward,  drayman,  h.  119  Plamilton. 
Leslie   Samuel,  physician  and  surgeon,  46 

Public  Square,  bds.  80  St.  Clair. 
LesStrange  Michael,  drayman,  h.  77  Root. 
Lester    George   B.,  book   keejxjr,   bds.   70 

Rockwell. 
Lester  James,  laborer,  31  Michigan 
Lester  Samuel  F.,    firm   Hubby,    Hughes  & 

Co..  h.  233  St.  Clair. 
Lester  Sanford  W.,  clerk,   120  Superior,  h. 

26  Mandrake. 
Letterly    John,     warehouseman,     h.     144 

Burch. 
Lewell  Peter,  laborer,  128  "West  Center. 
Lewis  Alexander,  sailor,  h.  78  Dare. 
Lewis  Mrs.  Ann,  widow  of  Charles,  h.  196 

Lake. 
Lewis  A.  S.,  recording  clerk,  h.  Prospect. 
Lewis  Chauncey,  mason,  h.  50  Carroll. 
Lewis  Chittenden,  merchant,  h.  226  Detroit. 
LEWIS,  EASTON  &  CO.,  dry  goods,  215 

Superior. 
Lewis  Edgar,   firm   Shepherd  &  L.,  h.  91 

State. 
Lewis  Edward,  h.  37  Hamilton. 
Lewis  Gleason  F.,  office  Superior,  near  Wa- 
ter, h.  295  Euclid. 
LEWIS  ISAAC  J.,  carpenter  and  builder,  h 

23  Marshall. 
Lewis  James,  sailor,  h.  13  Academy. 
Lewis  James  N.,  salesman,  125  Water,  h.  19 

Hamilton. 
Lewis  John,  cabinet  maker,   bds.  45  Public 

Square.' 
Lewis  Loe,  fisherman,  h.  near  77  Franklin. 
LEWIS  MR.  &    MRS.,   ambrotype  rooms, 
*     249  Superior. 
Lewis  Sanford  J.,  firm  L.  &  Easton,  h,  76 

Clinton. 
Lewis  Thomas,  saloon,  6  Front,  h.  2  Farley's 

Court. 
Lewis  Thomas,  mill  stone  maker,  h.  121 

Kinsman. 
Lewis  William,  boatman,  h.  247  Garden. 
Lewis  William  J.,  clerk,  h.  18  Granger. 
LEWIS  &  SHEPARD,  dry  goods  and  gro- 
ceries, 143  Detroit. 
Lenar  Charles,  shoemaker,  h.  29  Park. 
Leuer  Jenett,  widow  of  Henrj-,  h.  19  Wilson. 
Leyer  John,  laborer,  21  Clifton. 

or  Ambrotype,  shoiild  not  fail 


Levi  J.,  h.  271  Kinsman. 

Levi  J.,   firm  Koch,  L.  &  Mayer,    h.  New 

York. 
Levi  &  Weideuthal,  dry  goods,    271  Kins- 
man. 
Lhelar  William,  moulder,  h.  42  Burnham. 
Libliey  B.  F.,  saloon,  72  Public  Square. 
Lichley  Henry,  blacksmith,  h.  G'J  Willet. 
Lichtensteker  Jacob,   cigar  maker,  h.  210 

Pittsburgh. 
LIED  B.,  saloon  and  vinegar  mannfactory, 

191  St.  Clair. 
Lientner  John,  carpenter,  h.  107  Hamilton. 
Lies  Jacob,  cabinet  maker,  h.  21  Mechanics. 
Light  Rev.  Ezekiel,  h.  52  Kentucky. 
Lightfort  Joseph,  wagon  maker,  h.  Califor- 
nia. 
Likley  James,  sailor,  h.  207  West  River. 
Lilly  Andrew,  shoemaker,  h.  295  Erie. 
Lilley  John,  shoemaker, 
Linahan  Daniel,  laborer,  h,  59  Hicks. 
Linch  Matthew,  fireman,  h.  80  Erie. 
Linch  Michael,  laborer,  130  Oregon. 
Linch  Thomas,  laborer,  262  Hamilton. 
Linden  Adam,  carpenter,  h.  68  Dare. 
Linden  John,  painter,  h.  120  Pearl. 
Lindemann  Rev.  William,  h.  66  Lorain, 
Lindheimer  Gottleib,  h.  321  Garden. 
Lindhurst  Alford,  currier,  bds.  35  High. 
Lindner  George,   warehouseman,   bds.  172 

River. 
Lindsey  David,  shoemaker,  h.  284  Orange. 
Lindsey  Edward,  firm  Slaight  &  Co.,  h.  173 

West  River. 
Lindsey  Theodore  L.,  freight  agent,  C.  &  T. 

R.  R.,  h.  50  Water. 
Lindsey  Thomas,  blacksmith,  L  211  Ham- 
ilton. 
Lindsay  Thomas,  saddler  and  harness  maker, 

112  Detroit. 
Lindsley  Aaron  K.,  produce  dealer,  h.  237 

Perry. 
Lindsley  Edward,  engineer,  h.  140  Clinton. 
Lindsley  L.  B.,  bds.  Angier. 
Line  William,  saloon,  313  St.  Clair. 
Linehan  Cornelius,  sailor,  h.  64  York. 
Linga  George,  carpenter,  h.  97  Jersey. 
Lingfieder  John,  painter,  245  Erie. 
Linham  Samuel,  shoemaker,  h.  22  Prospect. 
Link  William,  candle  maker,  h.   91  Green- 
wood. 
Linn  Philip,  laborer,  162  Greenwood. 
Linow  Charles,  tailor,  202  Superior. 
Lister  Michael,  saloon,  114  River. 
Little  George  H.,   groceries  and  provisions, 

57  Merwin,  h.  92  Hanover. 
Little  Hiram  H.,  firm  L.  &  Keyes,  bds.  Wed- 

dcll  House. 
Little  Joseph,  shoemaker,  h.  10  Granger. 
Little  Joseph,  shoemaker,  h.  181  Pearl. 

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Little  Joseph,  shoemaker,  h.  21  Bridge. 

LITTLES  &  KEYES,  western  land  dealers, 
158  Superior. 

Little  Lyman,  firm  L.  &  Keyes,  bds.  Wed- 
dell  House. 

Littleton  George,  printer,  Plaindealer. 

Littleton  William,  painter,  h.  Elm. 

Litz  Damian,  teaclier,  li,  383  Superior. 

Liventhall  Michael,  cigar  maker,  bds,  311 
St.  Clair. 

Livingston  James,  laborer,  foot  Water. 

Livingston  William,  grocer,  86  Lake. 

Lloyd  Benjamin,  cabinet  store,  Ontario,  la. 
147  Pittsburgh. 

Lloyd  Henry,  h.  49  Cheshire. 

Lloyd  Warren,  engineer,  bds.  495  St.  Clair. 

Lloyd  William,  moulder,  h.  49  Cheshire. 

Lloyd  James,  firm  L.  &  Kaneen,  brewers,  h. 
39  Pittsburgh  continued. 

Loaf  Frederick,  carpenter,  h.  rear  38  Willet. 

Lobb,  Mrs.  Jane,  nurse,  h.  125  Bolivar. 

Lobendale  Jacob,  peddler,  h.  12  Fox  Av- 
enue. 

Lobendhil  Henry,  peddler,  h.  344  Pitts- 
burgh. 

Locke  Helen  M.,  boarding  house,  17  John- 
son. 

Locke  J.  V.  N.,  cashier  Chamberlin  C.  & 
Co.,  h.  30  Seneca. 

Locker  John,  printer,  oil  cloths,  Webster's 
Factory. 

Locklie  Vincent  B.,  bds.  City  Hotel. 

Lockwood  Henry  B..  ship  carpenter,  h.  121 
Turnpike, 

Lockwood  J.  H.,  salesman,  166  Superior. 

Lockwood  L.  S.,  saloon,  165  Seneca,  bds. 
Commercial  House. 

Loeb  A.  &  C,  clothing,  200  Superior. 

Loeb  Alex.,  firm  A.  &  C.  L.,  h.  17  Acad- 
emy. 

Loeb  C,  firm  A.  &  C.  L.,  h.  112  Lake. 

Loeb  Emanuel,  grocery,  131  Kinsman. 

Loeb  Nathan,  trader,  h.  182  Garden. 

Loefler  Charles,  tinsmith. 

Loeser  Moses,  bakery.  125  Kinsman,  h.  105 
Cross. 

Loesch  Frederick,  confectioner,  h.  19  Foun- 
tain Alley. 

Logan  James,  printer,  bds.  41  Woodbine. 

Logan  John,  ship  carpenter,  h.   124  Clinton. 

Logan  John,  grocery,  117  Greenwood. 

Logan  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  widow  of  John,  h. 
41  Woodbine. 

Logan  William,  mason,  h.  34  Prospect. 

Logee  Horace  M.,  agricultural  implements, 
Ms.  147  Liberty,  cor.  Bridge. 

Loian  John,  laborer,  16  Delaware. 

Lond  Daniel  W.,  liquors.  Bank  st,  h.  98 
Ohio. 

Londegan  John,  laborer,  h.  23  Erie. 


Long  John,  professor  music,  h.  20  Cheshire. 

Long  John,  laborer,  h.  70  .Whitmar. 

Long  Julianna,  widow  of  David,  h.  394 
Kinsman. 

Long  Martin,  contractor,  C.  &  P.  Pi.  P.,  h. 
663  St.  Clair. 

Long  Michael,  laborer,  h.  195  West  River. 

Long  William,  blacksmith,  h.  271  Detroit. 

Longberry  John,  merchant,  bds.  9  Clinton. 

Longer  John,  cabinet  maker,  h.  161  Ham- 
ilton. 

Longfield  John,  shoemaker,  h.  Theresa 
Lane. 

Longstreet  Aaron,  cabinet  maker,  h.  107 
Clinton. 

Lonsback  John,  laborer,  h.  41  Parkman. 

Lonsbah  John  P.,  shoemaker,  h.  94  Park- 
man. 

Lonneley  Thomas,  tailor,  h.  16  Elm. 

Loomis  Bennett  J.,  deputy  canal  collector, 
h.  40  Chestnut. 

Loomis  Edward,  clerk,  N.  Brewer,  bds.  101 
Hanover. 

Loomis  P.,  R.  R.  engineer,  h.  38  Ontario. 

Lord  Anna,  widow  of  Richard,  h.  194Frank- 
lin. 

Lords  Henry,  carpenter,  h.  12  Randall. 

Lord  Hugh,  firm  H.  L.  &  Co.,  h.  50  Kins- 
man. 

LORD  H.  &  CO.,  boots  and  shoes,  248  Su- 
perior. 

Lord  James  H.,  machinist,  h.  35  Jay. 

Lord  John,  shoemaker,  28  Superior,  h.  40 
Hamilton. 

Lord  Marvin  L.,  clerk,  County  Recorder,bds. 

53  Seneca. 

Lords  Peter,  grocery,  14  Randall. 
Lord  Robert,  machinist,  h.  37  Jay. 
Lord  Samuel,  machinist,  h.  46  Church. 
Lord   William,  book-keeper,    Robinson   & 

Oviatt. 
Loser  Halman,  peddler,  h.  334  Kinsman. 
Losie  Sinclair  H.,  tinner,  bds.  City  Hotel. 
Loss  John,  laborer,  Hamilton. 
Lothman  Charles,  clerk,  247  Superior,  bds. 

Burnett  House. 
Lothman  E.   H.,  clerk,  228  Superior,  h.  93 

Greenwood. 
Lotz  Henry,  grocery,  35  Clifton. 
Louis   Thomas,   millstone    maker,    L    121 

Kinsman. 
Lounsberry  Charles,  h.  Clinton. 
Loupstuer  J.,  stone  cutter,  h.28  Lawrence. 
Lousa   Frederick,  lock -smith,  h.  87  Croton. 
Love  Malcolm,  surveyor,  h.  90  McLean. 
Lovell  Edward,  painter,  h.  128  West  Center. 
Lovell  John,  cabinet  maker,  h.  15  Mill. 
Lovelv  Mrs.  widow  of  Peter,  boarding  house, 

54  Ohio. 

Loveman  Bernhart,  peddler,  h.  409  St.  Clair. 


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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY. 


Loveman  Merits,  torpedo  manufacturer,  h. 
409  St.  Clair. 

Levis  Samuel  C,  clerk,  C.  C.  &  C.  R.  R. 
freight  office,  h.  83  Public  Square. 

Lowe  Frederick,  saloon,  44  Marion. 

Lowe  Rev.  James  W.,  h.  249  Perry. 

Lowe  John,  carpenter,  h.  149  Burch. 

LOWE  JOHN  K.,  publisher  Commercial 
Gazette,  h.  Heights. 

Lowe  Robert  D.,  clerk,  h.  23  Rockwell. 

Lower  John,  tailor,  147  Dare. 

Lowell  Philip,  shingle  maker,  h.  Vermont. 

Lowentritt  Aaron,  h.  213  Kinsman. 

LOWMAN  JACOB,  carriage  factory,  junc- 
tion Superior  and  Vineyard,  h.  10  Wal- 
nut. 

Lowrey  Mrs.,  widow  of  Hugh,  h.  65  Cedar 
Avenue. 

Lowrey  Robert,  machinist,  h.  126  Taylor. 

Lowrie  Adam,  teacher,  h.  304  Lake. 

LOWRIE  JOHN,  bakely,  100  Pearl. 

Lowrie  &  Ruder,  flour  and  feed,  146  On- 
tario. 

Lowrie  William,  firm  L.  &  Ruder,  h.  72 
Muirson. 

Lowry  John,  firm  Vosburgh  &  L.,  h.  125 
Lake. 

Loyd  Benjamin,  cabinet  ware,  87  Hamilton. 

Loyd  Elizabeth,  widow  of  John,  h.  54 
Granger, 

Loyd  Richard,  sailor,  bds.  58  Prospect. 

Loyd  Warren,  engineer,  C.  &  E.  R.  R. 

Lucas  August  J.,  planing  machine,  h,  28 
Burnham. 

Lucas  David,  maltster,  h.  76  Franklin. 

Lucas  Henry  G.,  firm  H.,  G.,  L.  &  Co.,  h.  49 
Bank. 

LUCAS  H.  G.  &  CO.,  brewers  and  malt- 
sters, Canal,  near  Vineyard. 

Lucas  Joshua,  cooper,  h.  19  Delaware. 

Lucas  Michael,  brewery,  comer  Wilson  and 
Bridge,  h.  Wilson. 

Lucas  Peter,  maltster,  h.  311  Franklin. 

Lacas  Valentine,  saloon,  h.  412  St.  Clair. 

Lucas  William,  printer,  bds.  97  St.  Clair. 

Luce  E.  C,  accountant,  C.  C.  &  C.  R.  R.,bds. 
96  Bond. 

Luce  H.  C,  treasurer,  C.  &  T.  R.  R.,  h.  203 
Prospect. 

Luck  Charles,  soap-boiler  at  Duncan's. 

Luck  Charles,  express  messenger,  h.  97 
Pearl. 

Luck  W.  W,,  clerk,  U.  S.  Express,  h.  17 
Chestnut. 

Luck  William,  laborer,  82  Burch. 

Lucy  Anthony,  shoemaker,  h.  114  Detroit 

Lucy  Bartholomew,  grocery,  114  Detroit. 
Lucy  Timothy,  grocery,  114  Detroit. 
Ludwig  Frederick,  laborer. 
Ludwig  Leonherf,  h.  17  Vine. 


LUETKEMEYER  HENRY  W.,  hardware, 
150  Superior,  h.  104  Erie. 

Lugens  Louis,  brick  mason,  h.  74  Penn. 

Luhr  John  H.,  catholic  clergyman,  h,  10 
Dodge. 

Luk ,  soap  maker,  bds.  81  Michigan, 

Luke  John,  laborer,  18  Grove. 

Lukmier  Bennet,  carpenter,  h,  43  Carroll. 

Lumbard  Joseph,  brakeman,  h.  4  Farley's 
Court. 

Lumpp  Andrew,  laborer,  h.  Old  River. 

Lunde  Henry,  laborer,  46  Willet. 

Lunday  James,  lake  captain,  h.  65  Pearl. 

Lundyan  Mary,  widow  of  John,  washwoman, 
h.  30  Bond. 

Lush  Henry,  shoemaker,  h  Crocket. 

Luther  Henry,  steward,  h.  17  Jay. 

Luther  William  A.,  file  grinder,  h.  165  Pearl. 

LUTHERAN  CHURCH,  Jersey,  near  Lo- 
rain. 

Lutz  John,  carpenter,  h.  14  Fox  Avenue. 

Lutz  Michael,  shoemaker,  h.  178  Garden. 

Luxton  Samuel,  printer,  Review,  bds.  New 
England  House. 

Lyman  Charles  M.,  clerk,  37  West,  bds.  249 
Pros2:iect, 

Lyman  George,  clerk.  Merchant's  Bank,  bds. 
Euclid. 

Lyman  George,  h.  33  Granger. 

LYMAN   JOHN,  tobacco,   cigars  &c.,   37 
West^  h.  249  Prospect. 

Lyman   Joseph,  firm  L.  &  Atwater,  h.  261 
Euclid. 

LYMAN  LUTHER  F.,  h.  252  Prospect. 

Lyman  William,  book  keeper,  C.  &  P.,  R.  R. 
bds.  70  Bank. 

Lynch  Andrew,   student,  bds.  243  Hamil- 
ton.1 

LYMAN  &  ATWATER,  real  estate  and 
loan  brokers,  138  Bank. 

Lynch  Daniel,  laborer,  112  Ohio. 

LjTich  James  W.,  blacksmith,  h.  7  High. 

Lynch  Matthew,  fireman,  bds.  corner  Erie 
and  St.  Clair. 

Lynch  Patrick,  teamster,  Lucus  &  Co. 

Lynch  Patrick,  joiner,  h.   Oregon. 

Lynch   Solomon,  (colord)  blacksmith,  h.  2 
Kinsman. 

Lynch  Stafford  G.,  clerk  ,Post  Office,  h.  234 
Prospect. 

Lynch  Mrs.,  widow  of  Patrick,  washerwo- 
man, h.  rear  72  Bolivar. 

LYNDE  GEORGE  W.,  attorney,  158  Supe- 
rior, h.  19  Rockwell. 

Lynes  Sturges,  h.  36  Huntington. 

Lyon  Jacob,  laborer,  h.  36  McLean. 

Lyons  Francis,  bds.  19  Chami)lain. 

Lyons  James,  h.  51  Third. 

Lyons  Jacob,  peddler,  bds.  65  Michigan, 

Lyons  John  F.,  h.  rear  45  Eagle. 


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LYON  LIAKIN  L.,  ship  chandler,  85  River, 
h.  12  Summit. 

Lyon  P.,  tinner  82  Bank. 

LYON  RICHARD  T.,  commission  and  for- 
warding merchant,  53  Merwin,  h.  100 
Euclid. 

Lyon  Samuel  S.,  firm  L.  &  Whitelaw,  h.  10 
Summit. 

Lyon  Wm.,  laborer,  17  Dodge. 

Lyon  William  A.,  lake  engineer,  h.  36 
Granger. 

LYON  &  WHITELAW,  saddles,  harness, 
&c..  123  Seneca. 

Lyons  Rudolph  L^  m.  d.,  bds.  97  St.  Clair. 

Lycni  Thomas,  laborer,  25  Elm, 


M 

McAbe  Ham,  watchman,  C.  C.  &  C.  R.  R.,  h. 
6  Clinton. 

Mc Adams  Daniel,  captain,  h.  37  John. 

McAfee  T.  B.,  barber,  h.  12  Middle. 

McAllister  John,  sailor,  h.  403  Detroit. 

McAllister  Patrick,  sailor,  h.  405  Detroit. 

McAmise  John,  laborer,  rear  309  West  River. 

McAndrew  James,  wool  puller,  h.  First. 

McArdle  J.  C,  saloon,  north  side  Public 
Square. 

McArthur  Archibald,  constable,  h.  11  Ham- 
ilton. 

McAuliflfe  John,  grocery,  Michigan. 

McAvoy  WiUiam,  laborer,  209  Merchant. 

McBride  Adam  S.,  carpenter,  h.  alley  rear  20 
Parkman. 

McBride  Leander,  clerk,  228  Superior,  h. 
corner  Middle  and  Huron. 

McBride  William,  machinist,  bds.  280  Pros- 
pect. 

McBride  William,  firm  Hussey  &  M,  h.  289 
Prospect. 

McCabe  Athel,  mason,  h.  5  Freeman. 

McCabe  Henry,  laborer,  6  Clinton. 

McCabe  James,  laborer,  112  Oregon. 

McCabe  M.,  printer,  h.  112  Oregon. 

McCafrey  Mrs.  Ann,  widow  of  Christopher, 
bds.  63  Kentucky. 

McGahly  James,  laborer,  C.  &  E.  R.  R.  Car 
Shop. 

McCammer  Patrick,  laborer,  83  West  Main. 

McCann  John,  omnibus  driver,  h.  130  Muir- 
son. 

McCann  Dennis,  sawyer,  h.  144  Detroit. 

McCann  Henry,  mason,  bds.  150  Bolivar. 

McCann  Joseph,  blacksmith,  h.  27  Park. 

McCann  Philip,  h.  29  Summit  Alley. 

McCard  James,  laborer.  West  River. 

McCardle  Michael,  machinist,  h.  162  Or- 
egon. 

McCardle  Terrance,  laborer,  33  Lawrence. 


McCart  Matthew,  grocery,  321  St.  Clair. 

McCart  Patrick,  drayman,  h.  25  Chestnut 

McCart  Thomas,  warehouseman,  60  Leonard. 

McCarthy  Jeremiah,  laborer,  60  Hill. 

McCarthy  John,  fireman,  bds.  3  Roofs  Alley. 

McCarthy  Patrick,  boardmg  house,  3  Root's 
Alley. 

McCartney  Charles,  laborer,  rear  19  Vineyard, 

McCartney  Mrs.  Mary,  widow  of  James,  bds. 
78  Taylor. 

McCarty  Mrs.  Ann,  h.  40  Superior  Avenue. 

McCarty  Barnard,  saloon,  112  River, 

McCarty  Daniel,  watchman,  C.  &  P.  R.  R., 
h.  39  Merchant. 

McCarty  James,  blacksmith,  h.  21  Cham- 
plain. 

McCarty  James,  head  waiter  American 
House. 

McCarty  John,  rail  repairer,  C.  &  E.  R.  R., 
h.  105  Hamilton. 

McCarty  Michael,  laborer,  59  East  Main. 

McCarty  Michael,  shoemaker,  h.  12  Miami 
Alley. 

McCarty  Mrs.,  widow,  h.  43  Oregon. 

McCarty  Patrick,  blacksmith,  h.  105  Hamil- 
ton. 

McCarty  Patrick,  laborer,  45  East  Main. 

McCarty  Patrick,  shoemaker,  h.  19  Superior 
Avenue. 

McCariy  Thomas,  expressman,  h.  317  Ham- 
ilton. 

McCauley  David,  boatman,  h.  15  Champlain. 

McCauley  Patrick,  laborer  43  Clifton. 

McCauslen  Mrs.  Margaret,  widow  of  David, 
h.  149  Turnpike. 

McCay  Martin,  laborer,  87  Belden. 

McChambers  &  Co.,  coal  oil,  lamps,  &c.,  16 
Prospect. 

McChambers  John,  firm  J.  McC.  &  Co.,  bds. 
Frauklin  House. 

McClelland  Anna,  engraver,  bds.  Lake. 

McClelland  James,  machinist,  h.  6  Oak. 

McClelland  &  Co.,  foundry  and  machine 
shop,  83  Elm. 

McClunning  Charles  D.,  moulder,  h.  327  Lo- 
rain. 

McClure  A.  H.,  sign  painting,  h.  17  Scoville 
Avenue. 

McCormick  Andrew,  blacksmith,  h.  463 
Lake. 

McCormick  James,  laborer,  432  St.  Clair. 

McCormick  John,  carpenter,  h.  27  Ward. 

McCormick  John,  drayman,  h.  92  Franklin. 

McConvell  John,  laborer,  h.  29,  Summit  Al- 
ley. 

McCowen  Henry,  brakesman,  C.  &  P.  R.  R., 
h.  202  Superior. 

McCradden  Charles,  sailor,  bds.  93  York. 

McCraith  Redmond,  engineer,  C.  C.  &  C.  R. 
R.,  h.  153  Wilson. 


Coal  Oil  and  Lamp  Depot,  189  Ontario  St.,  Cleveland,  O. 


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McCraken  Isaac,  carpenter,  h.  Ill  Clinton. 

McCrath  John,  assistant  teacher,  bds.  389 
Superior. 

McCue  Martin,  bar- tender,  110  River. 

McCue  IMary,  widow  of  William,  h.  City 
Buildinp;s. 

McCuker  Patrick,  h.  137  Cedar  Avenue. 

McCullum  John,  blacksmith. 

McCulpugh  Martin,  laborer,  bds,  21  Clifton 

McCunachy  Fanny,  widow  of  Patrick,  h.  25 
Superior  Avenue. 

McCurdy  Alexander  L.,  farmer,  h.  323 
Perry. 

McCurdy  John  G.,  bds.  Wcddell  House. 

McCutcheon  J.,  printer,  Leader,  h.  42  Water, 

McDaniel  John,  laborer,  h,  64  Burch. 

McDermott  Patrick,  laborer,  82  Water. 

McDole  Thomas,  laborer,  rear  4  Washing- 
ton. 

McDole  iSTathan  K.,  agent,  h.  26  Church. 

McDonald  Edward,  blacksmith,  46  West 
Main. 

McDonald  J.  T.,  h.  162  Lorain. 

McDonald  John,  blacksmith,  h.  27  Park. 

McDonald  John,  carpenter,  h.  25  West  Cen- 
ter. 

McDonald  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  AV.  River. 

McDonald  Patriclv,  sailor,  h.  57  Su^^erior 
Avenue. 

McDonald  Wra..  caulker,  h.  41  Root. 

McDonalds  David,  sailor,  h.  15  Delaware. 

McDonnell  Ed.,  ship  carpenter,  h.  88  York. 

McDonnell  Francis,  sculptor,  h.  12  Perry. 

McDonnell  John,  laborer,  h.  78  Lamartine. 

McDonough  Henry,  shoemaker,  h.  100  Bol- 
ivar. 

McDougle  Wilson,  blacksmith,  h.  York. 

McDowell'  A.  C,  freight  agent,  office  11  Riv- 
er, h.  8  Jay. 

McDowell  Henry  C,  freight  agent,  h.  77 
Hicks. 

McDowell  Robert,  grocery  and  coal 
yard,  Seneca  Street  Bridge,  h.  45  Lorain. 

McDowell  T.  G.,  omnibus  agent,  147  Supe- 
rior, bds.  American  Hotel. 

McEachem  Hugh,  ship  carpenter,  h.  135 
Clinton. 

McEldowney  J.,  book-keeper,  61  River,  h. 
116  Bolivar. 

McEUhanej^  J.,  laborer,  14  Phelps. 

McElroy  Julia,  wddow  of  John,  h.  17  Howe. 

MeEnnally  Catherine,  h.  rear  433  St.  Clair. 

McEnaney  Joseph,  laborer,  h.  10  Leonard. 

McFadden  John,  moulder,  h.  437  West 
River.  ' 

McFadden  Joseph  B.,  firm  Brand  &  McF.,  h. 
h.  14  Miami  AlUey. 

McFarland  Josiah  A.,  M.  d.,  h.  272  Detroit. 

McFarland  Jerry,  laborer,  foot  Water. 

McGann  Henry,  machinist,  h.958  Superior. 

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McGarvey  Robert,  cooper,  348  Detroit. 

McGarvey  Thomas  J.,  boiler  maker,  h.  41 
Pearl. 

McGarvey  John,  firm  Roberts  &  McG.,  bds. 
New  England. 

McGathy  Wm.,  carpenter,  h.  14  Scott. 

McGaughy,  Edwin,  joiner,  bds.  73  Pros- 
pect. 

McGaughy  William,  joiner,  h.  73  Prospect. 

McGee  Philip,  h.  52  West  Center. 

McGee  Samuel,  laborer,  foot  Franklin. 

McGill  Frank,  peddler,  h.  404  Detnjit. 

i\rcGill  Rev.  James,  h.  13  Mayflower. 

McGillcutty  Julia  A.,  widow  of  Daniel,  h. 
361  St.  Clair. 

]\IcGinley  Deimis,  peddler,  h.  346  Lorain. 

McGinley  Ellen,  h.  164  Oregon. 

McGinncss  H.  F.  salesman,  123  Superior. 

McGinness  James,  porter,  Johnson  House. 

McGinnis  Daniel,  joiner,  h.  61  Garden. 

McGinni.s  John,  laborer,    31  Ward. 

McGinnis  John,  omnibus  agent,  bds  72  Wa- 
ter. 

McGinnis  Patrick,  laborer,  253  West  Kiver. 

McGinniss  Joseph  R.,  machinist,  h.  76  Lake. 

McGintry  Michael,  fireman,  bds.  491  Lake. 

McGlaughlin  John,  carpenter,  h  10  Maple. 

McGlaughlan  Mrs.  widow  of  John, h.376  Lo- 
rain. 

McGlinn  William,  blacksmith,  h.  271  Or- 
ange. 

McGloe  John,  h.  18  Williams  Alley. 

McGloe  James,  drayman,  h.  18  Williams 
Alley. 

McGlenn  Thomas,  puddler,  bds.  89  Case 
Avenue. 

McGough  James,  clerk,  post  office,  h.  Gran- 
ger. 

McGourk ,  laborer,  31  Michigan. 

McGowan  Patrick,  bds.  52  Clifton. 

McGrail  Austin,  laborer,  West  River. 

McGrail  Domnick,  laborer.  West  River. 

McGrath  Barney,  tinner,  42  Public  S:iuare. 

McGrath  James,  machinist,  bds  120  Oregon. 

McGrath  Michael,  printer. 

McGrath  Michael,  laborer,  23  Oregon. 

McGrath  Patrick,  laborer,  102  Hamilton- 

McGravy  Hemy,  carpenter,  h.  59  Park  man. 

McGraw  Henry,  machinist,  h.  corner  Supe- 
rior and  Park. 

McGraw  James,  h.  16  Fourth. 

McGraw  James,  laborer,  120  Oregon. 

McGraw  John,  laborer,  80  Oregon. 

McGregor  Duncan,  carpenter,  h,  26  Oregon. 

McGregor  Miltou  P.,  blacksmith,  h.22  Burn- 
ham. 

McGue  Edward,  laborer,  15  Dodge. 

McGue  Edward,  laborer,  Miami,  foot  of  Eagle 

McGue  Margaret,  widow  of  Peter,  h.  208 
Hamilton. 

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McGuigan  James,  ''tinsmith,  bds.  57  Whit- 
man, 

McGuigan    Terence,    carpet   weaver,  h.  57 
Whitman. 

McGuinness  Fred.  H.,  laborer,  32  Carroll. 

McGuinness  Patrick,  laborer,  West  Rive. 

McGiiire  Charles,  laborer,  149  Oregon. 

McGuire  Charles,  shoemaker,  bds.  35  High. 

McGuire,  Ellen,  widow  of  John,  h.  33  Su- 
perior Avenue. 

McGuire  Hugh,  laborer.  West  River. 

McGuire  James,  cooper,  C.    C.   &  C.  R.  R., 
h.  12  Hickox. 

McGuire  James,  laborer,  5  Pop  Corn  Alley. 

McGuire  John,  fireman,  C.  &  E.  R.  R. 

McGuire  Mac,  laborer,  5  Pop  Corn  Alley. 

McGuire  Mrs.,  h.  33  Superior  Avenue. 

McGuire  Patrick,  grocery,  14  Champlain. 

McGuire  Patrick,    shoemaker,  157  Seneca, 
h.  Eagle. 

McGuire  Patrick,  circulator,  Plain  Dealer,  h. 
12  Plickox. 

McGuire  Peter  F.,  shoes,  126  Ontario,  h.  35 
High. 

McGuirk  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  West  River. 

McGurch  John,  stone  cutter,    h.  173  West 
Liberty. 

McHenry  Archibald,  sailor,  bds.   273  West 
River. 

McHenry  Michael,  saloon,  273  West  River. 

McHugh  Martiu,  hack  driver,  bds.  72  Water. 

McILRAITH  JAMES,   saloon,   18  River, 
bds.  Johnson. 

Mclnerny  Ellen,  boarding-house,  83  Water. 

Mclnemy  Margaret,  boarding-house,  83  Wa- 
ter, 

Mclnerny  Michael,   merchant,   bds    83  St. 
Clair. 

Mclntire  Bridget  B.,  h.  74  Oregon. 

Mclntire  Daniel  W.,  firm  Arnold  &  McI,  h. 
304  Erie. 

Mcintosh  Alexander,  nurseryman,  h.  Supe- 
rior, near  Willson  Avenue. 

Mcintosh  Alice,  widow  of  Peter,  seamstress, 
h.  West  River. 

Mcintosh  David,  carriage  trimmer,   h.  100 
Wilson. 

Mcintosh  Donald,  machinist,  h.  170  Lake. 

Mcintosh  William,  carpenter,  h.  43  Bolivar. 

Mclntyre  Rufus,  conductor,  0,  C.  &.  C.  R. 
R.,  bds.  79  Rockwell. 

Mclntyre  Thaddeus,  laborer.  East  Main. 

McKabe  James,  laborer,  112  Oregon. 

McKabe  Matthew,  112  Oregon. 

McKabe  Mrs,  112  Oregon. 

McKanary  Thomas,  laborer,  657  St.  Clair. 

McKay  George,  sailor,  h.  46  Erier 

McKay  George,  clerk,  C.  C,  &  C.  R.  R.,  bds. 
46  Kinsman. 

McKay  John,  lake  captain,  h.  325  St.  Clair. 


McKay  John,  T.  R.  clerk,  C.  C.  &  G.  &  E. 
R  R.  freight  office,  h.  46  Kinsman. 

McKearney  James,  laborer,  168   Oregon. 

McKearney  James,  packer,  h.  103  Superior. 

McKee  John,  express  driver,  h  8.  Vine. 

McKee  P.  M.,  stoves,  104  Public  Square,  h. 
17  Walnut. 

McKeegan,  John,  sailor,  bds.  112  River. 

McKeever  Neil,  grocery,  390  Detroit. 

McKenna  William,  laborer,  24  Michigan. 

IMcKenzie  Daniel,  stone  cutter,  h.  98  Laurel. 

McKeon  Martin,  mail  messenger,  bds.   77 
St.  Clair. 

McKinnerty  Bridget,  widow  of  Thomas,  h. 
228  Lorain. 

McKinnerty  James,  moulder,  h.  228  Lorain, 

McKinney  C.  C,  (colored)  professor  of  mu- 
sic, h.  58  Garden. 

McKinney    Samuel,    watchman,  "bds.     25 
Frankfort. 

McKinstry  Thomas,  deputy  marshal,  h,  120 
Bolivar, 

McKinty  John,  grocery,  58  Bank. 

McKinzie  John,  shoemaker,  h.  St.  Clair, 

McKniff  Bridget,  widow  of  Thomas,  wash- 
erwoman, h.  West  River. 

McKnight  John,  h.  18  Chestnut. 

McKnight  John,  saloon,  78  West  Center, 

McKnight  John,  laborer,  Quinn's  Brewery. 

McKrackin  Isaac,  carpenter. 

McKinuer  Thomas,  h.  39  Whitman. 

McKune  John,  laborer,  184  Columbus, 

McKune  Michael,  laborer,  455  West  River. 

McLane  Alexander,  hotel  keeper,  h.  50  Mc- 
Lean. 

McLane  Benjamin,  engineer,  C,  &  E.  R,  R, 
h.  332  Lake, 

McLane  David,  butcher,  h.  30  Carroll. 

McLane  Henry,  mason,  h.  204  Hamilton, 

McLane  Thomas,  livery  stable  and  underta- 
ker, 157  Lorain, 

McLane  WilUam,  blacksmith,  Ede  &  Mar- 
shall's. 

McLarky  Patrick,  watchman,  h.  Summit, 

McLauchlan  James  merchant  tailor,  Bennet 
House  Block,  h.  50  Vine. 

McLauchlan  John,   book  keejoer  Cleveland 
Iron  Mining  Co.,  bds,  34  Cheshire. 

McLauchlan  Robert,  cashier,  h.  58  Marion, 

McLaughlin  Alexander,  bds.  21  Middle. 

McLaughlin  James,  brewer,  h.  34  Marshall. 

McLeod  Alexander,  sailor,  h.  83  Frankfort. 

McLeod  D.  F.,  ambrotypist,  h.  850  St.  Clair. 

McLeod  N.  C,  book  binder,  h.  850  St.  Clair. 

McLoughlin  Michael,  clerk,  131  Ontario. 

McMaharer  Michael,  joiner,  h.  rear  165  Or- 
egon. . 

McMahon  Elizabeth,  umbrella  factory,   cor- 
ner Champlain  and  Ontario. 

McMahon  John,  gent.,  h.  133  Pearl, 


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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY. 


McMahon,  John,  harness  maker,  h.  133 
Pearl. 

McMahon  John,  tailor,  h.  23  Marion. 

McMahon  M.,  laborer,  bds.  823  St.  Clair. 

McMahon  Martin,  grocery,  126  Detroit. 

McMahon  Patrick,  wagon  maker,  374  De- 
troit, h.  378  Detroit. 

McMahon  Patrick,  laborer,  25  Marion. 

McMahon  Patrick,  drayman,  bds.  915  Supe- 
rior. 

McMann  John,  laborer,  bds.  21  Clifton. 

McMann  Peter,  confectioner,  h.  132  Muirson. 

Mc]\Ianuus  James,  laborer,  h.  28  Marshall. 

McMannus  Mrs.  Margaret^  boarding  house, 
35  High. 

McManimer  Thomas,  laborer,  rear  19  Vine- 
yard. 

McMany  Patrick  livery,  106  Champlain. 

McMillen,  David,  engineer,  h.  186  Earailton. 

McMillan  George  W.,  book  keeper,  h.  253 
Perry. 

McMillan  John,  tinsmith,  h.  94  Scoville  Av- 
enue. 

McMillan  John,  bds,  253  Henry. 

McMillan  Thomas,  tinner,  16  Prospect,  h. 
rear  40  Bolivar. 

McMillan  Solomon  D.,  firm  Gordon,  McM, 
&  Co.,  h.  51  Water. 

McMiller  William,  laborer,  80  West  Main. 

McMonus  James,  laborer,  28  Marshall. 

McNalley,  Andrew,  brakesman. 

McXally  Daniel,  laborer,  93  York. 

McNally  Henry,  porter, 

McNally  Michael,  laborer,  near  Brock's  tan- 
nery. 

McNalley  Samuel,  grocery,  428  St.  Clair. 

McXalley  William  H.,  h.  rear  435  St.  Clair. 

McNalty  Mary,  h.  45  Oregon. 

McXamara  Dennis,  grocery,  657  St.  Clair. 

McXamara  Patrick,  telegraph  repairer,  bds. 
26  Rockwell. 

McXamara  William,  silver  plater,  bds.  26 
Rockwell. 

McXamee  John,  laborer.  West  River. 

McXani  Baniey,  bds.  236  Lake. 

McNaiy  Albert  C,  firm  Thatcher,  Burt  & 
Co.,  h.  66  Lake. 

McNary  William,  shoemaker,  bds.  379  St. 
Clair. 

McXary  William  J.,  salesman,  bds.  66 
Lake. 

McNeeley  John,  laborer,  Spring. 

McXeely  Patrick,  laborer,  16  Spring. 

McXeil  Charies,  firm  Puniy  &  McN.,  h.  25 
Vestry. 

McXEIL  DUNCAN,  saloon,  154  River. 

McNeil  William,  shoemaker,  h.  22  Marion. 

McNelley  Mrs.,  widow  of  Thomas,  h.  61 
Park  man. 

McNelly  Andrew,  brakeman,  h.  37  Lyman, 


McNelley  Martin,  laborer,  Canal. 

McNelly  Peter,  hardware,  h.  197  Kinsman. 

McNelley  Peter,  fancy  store,  h.  98  Kinsman. 

McNelley  Thomas,  h.  84  Kinsman. 

McPhee  Jane,  seamstress,  h.  West  River. 

McPhillips  Patrick,  saddles  and  harness, 
809  St.  Clair. 

McPhillips  William,  laborer,  bds.  809  St. 
Clair. 

McQuade  Mrs.  Bridget,  h.  108  West  Center. 

McQuade  William,  wagon  maker,  374  De- 
troit, h.  378  Detroit. 

McQuinn  Mrs.  Jane,  h.  rear  255  St.  Clair. 

McReynolds  William,  laborer,  62  Hill. 

McTaggart  Robert,  blacksmith,  h.  127  York. 

McTigue  Andrew,  laborer.  Spring. 

McTigue  Darby,  laborer,  h.  16  Spring. 

McVail  John,  drayman,  h.  88  Woodbine. 

McVean  Pamelia,  widow  of  John,  h.  9 
Wood. 

McVeen  Samuel,  shoemaker,  h.  20  Third. 

McZune  James,  laborer,  21  Erie. 

McZune  Thomas,  laborer,  near  C."&  M.  coal 
dock. 

Macauley  Daniel,  boatman,  h.  15  Champlain. 

Macdugal  Wilson,  blacksmith,  h.  143  York. 

Mace  George,  shoemaker,  38  Orange. 

Macey  William,  saloon,  408  Pittsburgh. 

Machen  Patrick,  drayman,  h.  Columbus. 

Machler,  Herman,  paper  maker,  h.  Jackson. 

Machon  Jeremiah,  carpenter,  h.  88  Green- 
wood. 

Mack  Frederick,  shoemaker,  70  Parkman, 

Mack  George,  laborer.  Garden. 

Mack  George,  C.  &  E.  Depot,  h.  73  ^AVil- 
liam. 

Mack  John,  butcher,  h.  24  Croton. 

MACK  JOHN  G.,  hats,  caps  and  furs,  156 
Superior,  h.  23  Wilson. 

Mack  Thomas,  laborer,  35  Sujierior  Ave- 
nue. 

IMack  Thomas,  laborer,  foot  Water. 

Mack  Thomas,  gardenei,  bds.  32  Bank. 

Mack  Thomas,  porter,  collector's  office,  h. 
Walnut. 

Mackan  James,  jr.,  drayman,  bds.  97  Col- 
umbus. 

Mackan  James,  sr.,  bds.  97  Columbus. 

Mackan  John,  drayman,  h.  97  Columbus. 

Mackan  Patrick,  drayman,  bds.  97  Colum- 
bus. 

MacKenzie  John,  tailor,  h.  Cemetery  Alley. 

Mackerel ,  carj^enter,  h.  389  St.  Clair. 

Madden  John,  laborer,  163  Taylor. 

Madden  John,  laborer,  Water. 

Madden  Peter,  laborer.  Spruce. 

Maddigan  Matthew,  tool  maker,  bds.  121 
Turnpike. 

Madigan  John,  division  master,  C.  &  E.  E, 
R.,  h.  371  Lake. 


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Madigan  Mattliew  F.,  tool  maker. 

Madigan  Patrick,  foreman  C.  &  E.  Railroad 
shop,  bds.  371  Lake. 

Madiss  Edward,  teamster,  bds.  53  Harrison. 

Madon  John,  laborer,  foot  of  Water. 

Magatrick  Michael,  laborer,  h.  392  Lake. 

Magee  Michael,  C.  C.  &  C.  De^xjt,  canal. 

Mager  John,  carpenter,  h.  32  Green. 

Margerth  Christian,  mason,  h.  47  Third. 

Magorrey  Francis,  marble  cutter,  bds.  High. 

Maguire  James,  fireman,  bds.  112  River. 

Maguire  James,  cooper,  h.  14  Hickox. 

Maguire  Jane,  widow  of  James,  boarding 
house,  206  Detroit 

Maguire  John,  fireman,  bds.  15  Hickox. 

Maguire  P.  M.,  saloon,  171  Ontario. 

Maguire  William,  h.  200  Detroit. 

Maguyre  William,  sailor,  h.  80  Harbor. 

Maha  J.  laborer,  12  Burwell. 

Maha  Thomas,  laborer.  Hickory, 

Maha  James,  tailor,  h.  238  Lake. 

Mahau  Peter,  laborer  65  West  Center. 

Mahan  Robert,  stove  dealer,  44  Oregon. 

Mahan  Theodore  S.,  photographer  and  am- 
brotypist,  205  Superior,  bds.  304  Superior. 

Mahany  William,  laborer,  rear  19  Summit 
alley. 

Mahar  Thomas,  rail  straightener,  h.  13  Law- 
rence. 

Mahefer  Henry,  mason,  h.  29  Cherry.     * 

Mahan  James  sailor,  h.  50  Superior. 

Mahen  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  East  Main. 

M^heny  Mrs.  Ellen,  h.  32  Bond. 

Maher  Henry,  drayman,  h.  255  Garden. 

Maher  Michael,  moulder,  h.   10  Marshall. 

Maher  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  W.  River. 

Maher  Thomas,  moulder,  h.  33  Lyman. 

Mahger  Philip,  laborer,  12  Grove. 

Mahon  James,  blacksmith,  li.  63  Pearl, 

Mahon  John,  sailor,  h.  rear  141  Burch. 

Mahon  John,  well  digger,  h  62  Michigan. 

Mahon  Martin,  clerk,  h.  16  York  Alley. 

Mahon  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  229  Hamilton. 

Mahone  James,  blacksmith,  h.  63  Pearl, 

Mahony  Edwin,  laborer,  Franklin. 

Mahony  Michael,  tailor,  125  Superior,  h.  81 

Mahony  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  69  St.  Clair. 
Scoville. 

Mahony  Timothy,  laborer,  rear  124  Bolivar. 

Mai  William,  h.  "173  Hamilton. 

MAIN  C.  E.,  proprietor  Johnson  House. 

Maine  Stephen,  bds.  68  Taylor. 

Mainze  Christopher,  stone  cutter,  h,  357 
Garden. 

Maisat  Charles,  sailor,  h.  208  Hamilton, 

Maither  James,  laborer,  bds.  rear  90  Ore- 
gon. 

MAJO  MONTA  (colored)  barber,  corner 
Superior  and  Public  Square, Rouse's  Block, 
h.  35  W^ilson. 


MACKENZIE  C.  S.,  druggist,  126  Superior, 
h.41  Euclid, 

Malcher  Henry,  teamster,  h.  22  Plum. 

Maley  Peter,  sailor,  bds.  7  St.  Clair. 

Malhuys  Andrew,  brewer,  bds.  57  Miami. 

Malia  James,  h.  57  West  Main. 

Mallay  John,  iron  roller,  h.  31  Alabama. 

Malle  Paul,  stone  mason,  h.  127  Dare. 

Mallery  Robert,  boiler  maker,  h.  81  Jersey. 

Mallery  Daniel,  clerk,  h.  217  Detroit. 

Mallon  Mrs.  Catharine,  washerwoman,  h.  11 
Johns. 

Malone   Edward,   tailor,  127  Seneca,  h.  47 
Vine. 

Malone  Frederick,  tailor,  h.  47  Vine. 

Malone  John,  carpenter,  h.  132  Muirson. 

Malone  John  M.,  lard  oil,  h.  26  Marion. 

Malone  Patrick,  laborer,  44  Oregon. 

Malone  Patrick,  laborer,  27  Superior  Avenue. 

Malone  Mrs.  Rose,  h.  132  Muirson. 

Malone  William,  candles,  h.  28  Marion. 

Maloney  Daniel,  marble  cutter,  bds.  High. 

Maloney  James,   soap  maker,  h.   18  York 
Alley. 

Maloney  Michael,  laborer,  8  Spring. 

Maloney  Patrick,  laborer,  57  East  Main. 

Malony  John,  blacksmith,  h.  22  Kinsman. 

Maloy  Anthony,  laborer,  354  Lake. 

Maloy  James,  laborer,  bds.  105  Hamilton. 

Maloy  John,  plasterer,  h.  21  Walworth.  y 

Maloy  Joseph,  moulder,  bds.  66  Franklin. 

Maloy  Margaret,    widow  of  Joseph,  h.  76 
Franklin. 

Maloy  Patrick,  fireman,  C.  &  E,  R.  R. 

Maloy   Thomas,  moulder,  bds.  76  Franklin. 

Malrony  Peter,  blacksmith,  h.  Kinsman. 

Maltby  David,  attorney,  h.  19  Scoville  Av- 
enue. 

Maltby  W.  H.,   printer.  Herald,  h.  19  See-      • 
ville  Avenue. 

Malvin  John  (colored)  carpenter,  h.  68  Ce- 
dar Avenue. 

Maly  John,  laborer,  h.  West  River. 

Maly  Owen,  laborer,  h.  West  River. 

Manan  Marcus,  bds.  208  Hamilton. 

Manay  James,  laborer,  274  Hamilton. 

Manchester  John,  engineer,  bds.  145  Turn- 
pike, 

Manelis  Mrs.  Mary,  widow  of  John,  h.  315 
Detroit 

Manelis  Stephen,  sailor,  bds^,315  Detroit 

Manesas  Moses,  peddler,  h.  "1:12  Pittsburgh. 

Manga  John,  tailor,  bds.  18  Fountain  Alley. 

Mangan  Michael,  laborer,  443  West  River, 

Mangold  John,  laborer,  Mulberry. 

Manian  Michael,  laborer,  near  C.  &  M.  coal 
dock. 

Manning  James,  machinist,  h.  24  Fulton. 

Manix  Mary,  widow  of  Edward,  h.  126  De- 
troit 


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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY. 


Mann  James,  srocerv,  306  St.  Clair. 

Mann  John,  clerk,  220  Superior,  h.  17  Third 
Alley. 

Mann  John,  Ms.  172  River. 

Llann  Lyman,  laborer,  5  Clinton. 

MANX  S.,  clothinj^  and  furnishing  goods, 
148  Superior,  h.  85  Bond. 

Mann  Stephen,  sailor,  h.  363  Lake. 

Mann  Thoma.'^,  saloon,  bds.  97  St.  Clair. 

Manner  John,  cabinet  maker,  h.  74  Marion. 

IManney  Edward,  laborer,  77  Franklin. 

Manning  Capt.  Albert,  sailor,  h.  33  St. 
Paul. 

Manning  Calvin,  clerk,  Stillman  House. 

Manning  Mrs.  Catharine,  washing,  31  Vine- 
yard. 

Manning  Henry,  carriage  maker,  h.  41 
Dodge. 

Manning  Mrs.,  widow  of  James,  h.  Long. 

Manning  James  B.,  machinist,  h.  24  Fulton. 

IManiiing  Michael,  machinist,  h.  173  Lake. 

Manning  Peter,  brass-founder,  h.  31  Vine- 
yard. 

MANNING  &  REITC,  Machinists,  33  and 
35  West,  Hewitt's  Block. 

Manning  Thomas,  firm  M.  &  Reitc,  h.  173 
Lake. 

Manning  William,   engineer,  h.  canal  basin. 

Manriing  AVilliam  A.,  painter  and  glazier,  h. 
rear  new  Court  House. 

Mannoanecker  Manoah,  carpenter,  h.  36 
Webster. 

Mannon  Patrick,  laborer,  AVest  Liberty. 

Manser  M.,  cutter,  162  Superior,  h.  198 
Hamilton. 

Mansfield  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Peter,  h,  403 
Superior. 

Mansfield  Howard,  news  dealer,  bds.  403 
Suijerior. 

Mansfield  Orange,  gardener,  h.  334  Lorain. 

Mantzel  Edward,  tailor,  h.  46  Scoville  Av- 
enue. 

Manv  Mrs.  Cornelia,  widow  of  James,  h. 
102  Euclid. 

Manv  John  J.,  auditor  C.  C.  &  C.  R.  R.,  h. 
136  Bolivar. 

Many  Joseph  N.,  h.  78  Prospect. 

Manzling  Christian,  saloon,  132  Greenwood. 

Mara  Michael,  express,  h.  39  Mayflower. 

Marasky  Robert,  laborer,  h.  125  West  Main. 

Marble  Henrj',  carpenter,  h.  25  East  Liberty. 

March  Louis,  carpet  weaver,  h.  rear  80  Pros- 
pect. 

March  John,  h.  30  Third. 

MARCHAND  J.,  miUinery,  251  Superior, 
h.  44  Ontario. 

Margatroyd  Frank,  machinist,  h.  208  Lake. 

MARINE  MILLS,  Merwin,  C.  Hickox  & 
Co.,  proprietors. 

Marix  Samuel,  peddler,  h.  193  Kinsman. 


Mark  Solomon,  peddler,  h.  rear  149  Orange. 

]\Iarken  Patrick,  shoemaker,  h.  61  Superior 
Avenue. 

MARKHAM  &  CO.,  bankers,  comer  River 
and  East  Main. 

Markham  Frederick  P.,  firm  M.  &  Co.,  h.  54 
Ontario. 

IMarkle  Artum,  stone  mason,  h.  23  Lyman. 

Marken  Charles,  firm  Kneght  &  M.,  h. 
rear  Parknian. 

]\rarkwerdst  Morretz,  cooper,  97  Lamartine, 
h.  Brooklj-n. 

Marks  Robert,  rail  road  man,  h.  225  Col- 
umbus. 

Marley  John,  trader,  h.  165  Greenwood. 

INIarley  !Mark,  moulder,  bds.  Belden's  Court. 

IMarlow  Francis,  h.  43  West  River. 

^larnion  Jo.sejJi,  tailor,  h.  151  Courtlandt. 

Marque  Joseph,  sailor,  bds.  110  Turnpike. 

Marquett  Miss  Maria,  dressmaker,  h.  63  On- 
tario. 

Marr  John,  insurance,  235  Superior,  h.  233 
Perry. 

Marr  John,  blacksmith,  h.  Bolivar. 

]\Iarrick  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  479  St.  Clair. 

Marriott  William,  firm  M.  &  Co.,  h.  47  Me- 
chanics. 

MARRIOTT  &  CO.,  saw  makers,  54  East 
Centre. 

Marsden  Charles,  captain,  h.  257  Prospect. 

Marschler  Frederick,  sailor,  h.  rear  107 
Hamilton. 

Marseilles  Frederick  W.,  physician,  100 
Prospect,  h.  40  Cheshire. 

Marsh  Artemas,  roofer,  h.  16  Lake. 

Marsh  Charles  E.,  laborer,  h.  33  Champlain, 

Marsh  Mrs.  Cynthia  (colored)  widow  of  Eli, 
h.  36  Greenwood. 

MassimerH.,  carpentei*,  h.  34  LawTence. 

]\Iarsh  Harvey,  boatman,  h.  32  Croton. 

Marsh  N.  H.,  superintendent  C.  &  E.  R.  R. 
car  shop,  bds.  Angier  House. 

Marshall  Alexander,  receiving  clerk,  Gor- 
don, McMillan  &  Co.,  bds.  Weddell 
House. 

Marshall  David,  firm  Christian  &  M.,  h.  41 
Eagle. 

Marshall  Elizabeth,  widow  of  John,  h.  real* 
25  Fulton. 

Marshall  Franklin,  mason,  h.  5  Woodbine. 

MARSHALL  GEORGE  F.,  saddles,  har- 
ness, &c.,  114  Superior,  h.  14  Euclid. 

Marshall  Isaac  H.,-  phvsician,  firm  Everetts 
&  M.,  h.  102  Brownell. 

]\Iarshall  Mrs.,  widow  oT  Jacob,  h.  182  Pros- 
pect. 

Marshall  Richard,  tinsmith,  h.  64  West  Lib- 
erty. 

]\Iarshall  Theodore,  grocery,  375  Detroit,  h. 
12  Courtlandt. 


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Marshall  Thomas,  grocery,  275  Detroit. 

Marshall  Thomas,  tailor,  h.  168  Grarden. 

Marshall  William,  grocery,  46  Webster. 

Marshall  William  J.,  firm  Ede  &  M.,  h.  11 
Crockett. 

Marsimer  A.,  laborer,  34  Lawrence. 

MARINE    HOSPITAL,    lake  shore,   foot 
Erie. 

Mart  John,  gas  fitter,  h.  1  Hill. 

Martin  Rev.  Anthony,  professor,   bds.  243 
Hamilton. 

Martin  Antoine,  teacher,  bds.  358  Lake. 

Martin  Benjamin,   firm  B.  M.  &  Co.,  h.  203 
Bridge,  corner  Liberty. 

MARTIN   B.    &    CO.,    agricultural   imple- 
ments, Hewitt's  Block,  West,  near  Center. 

Martin  Charles,  carpenter,  h.  Elm. 

Martin  Frederick  J.,  saloon,  h.  33  Erie. 

Martin  George,  fireman,  C.  &  E.  R.  R.,  bds. 
126  Hamilton. 

Martin  Henry  L.,  millwright,  h.  58  Cross. 

Martin  John,  saloon  and  boarding  house,  185 
West  River. 

Martin  John,  ship  builder,  West  Center,  near 
River  bed,  h.  165  Pearl. 

Martin  John,  laborer,  15  Pittsburgh  contin- 
ued, 

Martin  John,  laborer,  rear  51  Hamilton. 

Martin  Mrs.,  widow  of  John,  tailoress,  h.  69 
High. 

Martin  John,  saloon,  h.  West  River. 

Martin  John  F.,  marble  cutter,  h.  173  Pitts- 
burgh, 

Martin  Joseph,  laborer,  74  Michigan. 

Martin  J.  R.,  warehouseman,  bds.  72  Burch, 

Martin  Lawrence,  engineer,  h.  Smith. 

Martin  Lemuel  P.,    omnibus  driver,   h.  482 
Case  Aveniie. 

Martin  Louis,  watchman,  C.  &  P,  R.  R.  shop, 
h.  48  Clinton. 

Martin  Mrs.  Mary,  h.  44  Chestnut. 

Martin  Robert,  (colored)  cook,  h.  23  Hamil- 
ton. 

Martin  Thomas,  book  keeper,  Price  &  Mor- 
ris, h.  105  Harbor. 

Martin  Thomas,  salesman,  bds.  29  Sheriff. 

Martin  William,  h.  233  Franklin. 

Martindale  Charles,  laborer,  236  Prospect. 

MARTINE  HERMAN,  grocer,  corner  On- 
tario and  High,  h.  361  Prospect. 

Marvin  Mary,  bds.  124  Lake. 

MARVIN  W.  L.,  stoves  and  house  furnish- 
ing goods,  42  Public  Square,  h.  124  Lake. 
Mary  Jacob,  wagon  maker,  h.  157  Orange. 
Marx  Barney,  boarding  house,  64  St.  Clair. 
Marx  Felix,  grocery,  147  and  149  St.  Clair. 
Marx  Reuben,  peddler,  h.  187  Pittsburgh. 
Marxen  Nicholas,  carpenter,  h.  31  Brownell. 
Massey  A.  E.,  dry  goods,  173  Superior,  h.  27 
Huron. 


Massey  A.  H.,  book  keeper,    Baldwin,   De- 

witt  &  Co.,  bds,  27  Huron. 
Massey  W.  H.,  book  keeper,  173  Superior, 

bds.  27  Huron. 
Mask  Christian,  laborer,  h.  104  Irving. 
Maskell  Thomas,  bill  poster,  h.  Long. 
Mason  Charles,  meat  market  and  grocery, 

254  Perry. 
Mason  Ellen,  bds.  221  St.  Clair. 
Mason  James,  firm  M.  &  Estep,  h.  469  Eu- 
clid. 
Mason  J.  M.,  book  agent,  bds.  Bennet  House. 
MASON  &  ESTEP,   attomeyi,  over   Mer- 
chant's Bank. 
Masoney  Michael,  tailor,  h.  84  Scoville  Av. 
MASONIC  HALL,  178  Superior, 
Masters  Edgar,  blacksmith,  139  West  River, 

h.  99  Kentucky. 
MASTERS  I.  U.,  ship   builder,  old  river 

bed,  h.  254  Franklin. 
Masters  John,  painter,  bds.  40  High. 
Masters  Thomas  D.,  carpenter,  h.  80  Clinton. 
Masury  George  A.,  salesman,    139  Water, 

bds.  83  Public  Square. 
Masury  Joseph,  firm  M.,  Dole  &  Co.,  h.  cor- 
ner Miami  and  Huron. 
MASURY,  DOLE  &  CO.,  wholesale  boots 

and  shoes,  139  Water. 
Matchelder  Lucinda  P.,  widow  of  Joseph, 

boarding  house,  24  Pearl. 
Mather  John,  boiler  maker,  h.  32  Walnut. 
MATHER  SAMUEL  H.,  treasurer  Society 

for   Saving's,  h.  88  Prospect. 
MATHER  SAMUEL  L,,  attorney,  treasu- 
rer Cleveland  Iron  Mining  Co.,  and  Cleve- 
land Boiler  Plate  Co.,  h,  48  Hamilton. 
Mathers  G.,  stocking  weaver,  h.  68  Frank- 
fort. 
Matheson  John  R  ,  sailor,  h.  52  Fulton. 
Matheson  John  R.,  saloon,  241  West  River. 
Mathew  Gaun,  laborer,  rear  86  Franklin. 
Mathew  Murphy,  laborer.  Spring. 
Mathews  E.  M.  express  agent,  bds.  Weddell 

House. 
Mathews   Henry,  firm   H.  M.  &  Co.,  h.  46 

Vine. 
MATHEWS  H.  &   CO.,   auction,   commis- 
sion, boarding  and  sale  stable,  127  Cham- 
plain. 
Mathew  James,  (colored)  laborer,  19  Ohio. 
Mathews  John,  bricklayer,  h.  13  Lyman. 
Mathews  John,  machinist,  h.  Root's  Alley. 
Mathews  Joseph,  firm  H.  M.  &    Co.,  bds. 

Commercial    House. 
Mathews     Samuel,     proprietor     Mathew's 

Block,  bds.  80  Public  Square. 
Mathews  S.  H.,  map  publisher,  bds.  Burnett 

House. 
Mathews   Sylvester,  R.   R.   engineer,    h.  9 
Wood, 


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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY 


Mathews  Thomas,  laborer,  Root's  Alley. 

Mathews  William  H.,  clerk,  h.  150  Bridge 

Mathews  Conrad  F.,  cap  store,  104  Lorain. 

Mathivet  Jean  V.,  clerk,  137  Superior,  h, 
200  St.  Clair. 

MATHIVET  P.,  jewelry,  137  Superior,  h. 
East  Cleveland. 

Mathner  Frank,  shoemaker,  h.  43  Cross. 

Matson  John  S.,  Review  collector,  bds.  146 
Lake. 

Matson  Sylvester  W.,  clerk,  C.  C.  Carlton's, 
bds.  22  Bolivar. 

Mattar  John,  butcher,  h.  45  Vine. 

Matten  Charles,  laborer,  103  Leonard. 

Matoon  Edward,  brakesman,  bds.  476  Ham- 
ilton. 

Maunder  John,  shoemaker,  h.  250  Pitts- 
burgh. 

Manver  Andreas,  grocery,  420  Lorain. 

Mans  Joseph ,  grocery,  141  Lorain. 

Mantner  Samuel,  i>cddler,  h.  209  Pittsburgh. 

Maxou  WilUam,  clerk,  61  River,  h,  139 
Clinton. 

Maxwell  John,  captain,  h.  219  St.  Clair. 

Maxwell  Thomas,  shoemaker,  h.  11  Third 
Alley. 

May  Adam,  baker,  h.  69  Oregon. 

May  Mrs.  C.  P.,  h,  126  Erie. 

Mav  Mrs.  E.,  widow  of  William  J.,  h.  126 
Erie. 

May  Ernest,  paper  carrier,  h.  45  Scoville  Av- 
enue. 

May  Franklin,  clerk,  116  Ontario,  bds.  Ben- 
net  House. 

MAY  GEORGE,  firm  Coe  &  M.,  bds.  Wed- 
dell  House. 

May  Joel,  clerk,  214  Superior. 

Mayberry  John,  lake  engineer,  h.  62  Lam- 
artine. 

Mayer  A.,  firm  Koch,  Levi  &  M.,  bds.  Bennet 
House. 

MAYER  JACOB,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 
153  Water. 

Mayer  James,  laborer,  Lucas  &  Co.,  bds. 
Canal. 

Mayer  John,  melodeon  maker. 

Maynard  Thomas,  agent,  Lake  Superior  Pi- 
oneer Iron  Company,  and  Northern  Iron 
Company,  bds.  Angler  House. 

Mayso  John,  laborer,  Croton. 

Mead  George,  carpenter,  h.  comer  Garden 
and  Brownell. 

Mead  John,  carpenter,  h.  43  Jackson. 

Mead  Matthew  M.,  conductor,C.  &  E.  R.  R., 
h.  276  Lake. 

Meader  A.,  accountant,  107  Bank.  h.  19 
Hamilton. 

Meads  Alfi-ed,  h.  41  Huntington. 

Meads  George  W.,  joiner,  h.  5  Garden. 

Meads  Henry,  tailor,  154  Prospect. 


Meads  Thomas  D.,  clerk,  10  Public  Square, 

bds.  41  Huntington. 
Means  John,  cooper,  h.  8  Lorain. 
Mcares  L.  F.,  clerk,  247    Superior,  h.    256 

Superior. 
Meark  William,  wagon  maker,  h.  14  Dela- 
ware. 
Mearka  Frederick,  wheelwright,    h.  219  Or- 
ange. 
Mears  L.  W.,  salesman,  144   Water,   h.  115 

Kinsmen. 
Mears  Mrs.,  millinery,  256  Superior. 
Measngas  John,  cooper,  h.  108  Irving. 
Meckes  Matthias,  tailor,  h.  87  Chatham. 
Medaiy    Maria,   widow  of    Jacob,  h.  134 

Lake. 
MEDICAL  COLLEGE,  comer  Erie  and  St. 

Clair. 
Medley   Thomas,  musician    and   barber,  72 

Frankfort. 
Medlin   Allen,  (colored)   carpenter,   h.  100 

Hudson. 
Medrer  John,  laborer,  72  William. 
Meehan  James,  laborer,  110  Ohio. 
Meehan  John,  laborer,  bds.  29  Elm. 
Meehan  Thomas,  sailor,  bds.  29  Elm. 
Meehan  William,  laborer,  29  Elm. 
Meek   James,   drayman,    h.    14   Williams 

Alley. 
Meffert  John,  baker,  h.  405  St.  Clair, 
Meffert  M.  F.,  clerk,  190  Superior. 
Meghe  James,  tailor,  h.  238  Lake. 
Meghtr  Susan  H.  47  Third. 
Mehen  William,  laborer,  Elm. 
Mehl  John,  clerk,  168  Seneca. 
Mehling  Andrew,  painter,  h.  423  Lake, 
Mehringer  Martin,  butcher,  89  Seneca. 
Meier  Jacob,  saloon,  91  Spruce. 
Meilender  Frederick,  laborer,  23  Green. 
Meilson  William,  lake  captain,  h.  20  Muir- 

son. 
Melan  J.  G.,  brewer. 
Melander  Johan,  machinist,  h.  G2  Penn. 
Melaven    Stephen,   ship    carpenter,  h.  105 

Pearl. 
Melcher  Adolph,  laborer,  rear  102  Hamilton. 
Melcher  Henry  J.,  firm  M.  &  Co.,  h.  rear  94 

Brownell. 
MELCHER  JOSEPH  H.,  firm  M.  &  Co., 

h.  94  Brownell. 
Melcher  Michel,  candle  maker,  h.  Hamilton. 
MELCHER  &  CO.,  groceries,  190  Prospect. 
Melhinch  G.  F.,  clerk,  bds.  124  Water. 
Melhinch    William,     produce     commission 

merchant,  64  Merwin,  bds.  6  Euclid. 
Melius    Daniel,  joiner,  C.  &  E.  R.  R.  car 

shop. 
Mellala  Thomas,  cooper,  h.  30  Fulton. 
McUen  L.   F.   firm   Spencer  &    M.,  h.  65 

Wood. 


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Mellen  Terrence,  marble   polisher,  h.  alley, 

between  Ohio  and  Walworth. 
Meller  Henry,  tailor,  100  Lorain. 
MELODEON  HALL,  205  Superior. 
Melrose  John,  blacksmith,  bds.  46  Eagle. 
Melrose  Peter,  blacksmith,  bds.  46  Eagle. 
Melson  Sylvester,  joiner,  h.  42  Church. 
Melton  G.  W.,  bds.  18  Summit. 
Melton  Herbert  L.,  supply   office,  Western 

Union  Telegraph  Co,,  h.  18  Summit. 
Melville  Frank,  brakesman,  h.  14  Prospect. 
Mendel  Gehrman,  carpenter,  h.  52  Ward, 
Menig  Martin,  cabinet  maker,  h.  corner  Penn 

and  Chatham. 
Menke  Frederick  Wm.,  cutter,  h.  51  Chat- 
ham. 
Menke  William  F.,  tailor,  h.  51  Chatham. 
Menphey  Timothy,  h.  rear  89  tiamilton. 
Menser  John,  maltster,  bds.  19  Jay. 
Mantle  Henry,  laborer,  St.  Clair. 
MERCANTILE  AGENCY,  Atwater  Build- 
ing. 
Mercer  William,  mason,  h.  44  Irving. 
MERC ; 'ANTS  BRANCH  BANK,  corner 

Superior  and  Bank. 
Merchant   Mrs.,  widow   of  Ira,  h.  82   Hu- 
ron. 
MERCHANT   SILAS,    proprietor   Angier 

House. 
Meredith  James,   firm  Black  &  M.,  h.  130 

Ohio. 
MERKEL      MATTHEW,       Washington 

House,  38  River. 
Merkel  Philip,  chair  maker,  bds.  77  Hill. 
Meriam  Joseph  B.,  teller  City  Bank,  h.  23 

Euclid. 
Meringer  Martin,  butcher,  117  Bridge,  corner 

Fulton. 
Mernan  Michael,  blacksmith,  h.  rear  44  Bol- 
ivar. 
Merriam  William,  conductor  C,  C.  and  C.  R. 

R.,  h.  64  Franklin. 
Merriam  William  M.,  cashier  127  Water,  bds. 

23  Euclid. 
Merrick  A.  W.,  joiner,  h.  122  Monroe. 
Merrick  Mrs.  Myra,   physician,  h.  13  Chest- 
nut. 
MERRICK  THOMAS  E.,   firm  Conklin  & 

M.,  h.  18  Fulton. 
Men-ick  W.  H.,  (colored)  saloon,  22  Frank- 
fort. 
Merrill  E.  H,,  salesman,  191  Superior,  h.  15 

Prospect. 
Merriman  James,  laborer,  183  Columbus. 
Merritt  Ebenezer,  m.  d.,  h.  94  Bond. 
MeiTos  Joseph,  laborer,  13  Wadsworth. 
Merry  Matthew,  livery,  162  Seneca. 
Mertesheimer  Frederick,  citv  prison  keeper, 

h.  398  St.  Clair. 
Merwin  David  P.,  bds.  35  Euclid. 


Merwin   Noble    H.,    translator   of  French, 
Spanish  and  German,  178  Superior. 

Meser  M.,  laborer, ^33  Superior. 

Messer  Adam,  carpenter,  h.  46  Marion. 

Messer  John,  cabinet  maker,  77  Michigan. 

Messer  Martin,  cabinet  maker,  h.  833  Supe- 
rior. 

Messerschmidt   Conrad,  cooper,   h.  33  Ab- 
bey. 

Messersmith  Henry,  cooper,  h.  11  Jay. 

Mesker  Henry,  laborer,  139  York. 

Mesker  John  H.,  clerk,  29  Superior,  h.  139 
York. 

MESSNER  FRANCIS,  billiard  saloon,  176 
Ontario,  h.  5  High. 

Mester  John,  painter,  h.  23  Jackson. 

Metcalf  Charles,  salesman,  Shepherd  &  Lew- 
is, bds.  91  State. 

Metcalf  Philip,  stone  cutter,  h.  93  Kinsman, 

METHODIST     EPISCOPAL    CHURCH, 
Erie  near  Ohio. 

METHODIST     EPISCOPAL    MISSION 
CHURCH,  Cashier. 

Metinger  George,   brass   finisher,   bds.    206 
St.  Clair. 

Metson  John,  clerk,  bds.  52  Bond. 

Metzger  Christian,  firm  Bishop,  Mason  &  Co., 
h.  ill  Lake. 

Metzger  C.  W.  F.,  40  Public  Square,  h.  Ill 
Lake. 

Meuree  Christopher,  cooper  bds.  Water. 

Meuller    Frederick,    brick     mason,    h.    74 
Penn. 

Meyer  Charles,  grocery,  380  Pittsburgh. 

Meyer  Conrad,  porter,  61  River,  h.  78  Jer- 
sey. 

Meyers  Frederick,  melodeon  maker,  h.  Sen- 
eca. 

Meyers  George,  tailor,  h.  81  Willet. 

Meyer  George,  boarding  house,  130  River. 

Meyer  Henry,  knife  grinder,  h.  104  Green- 
wood. 

Meyer  Jacob,  iron  rolling  mill,  h.  91  Lyman. 

Meyer  Jacob,  shoemaker,  152  River. 

Meyer  Jacob,  laborer,  49  William. 

Meyer  Jacob,  cigar  maker,  134  Superior,  h, 
corner  Penn  and  Chatham. 

Meyer  John,  laborer,  66  West  Centre. 

Meyer  John,  laborer,  110  Irving, 

Meyer  Matthias,  blacksmith,  h.  rear  71  Ham- 
ilton. 

Meyer  Philip,  mason,  h.  432  Pittsburgh, 

Meyer  Solomon,  carpenter,  h.  82  Garden. 

Mej'er  Simon,  machinist. 

MEYER  WILLIAM,  physician,  44  Public 

Square,  h   307  Kinsman. 
Meyers  Jacob  C,  wagon  maker,    Center,  h. 

37  Webster. 
Micer  John,  moulder,  h.  105  Bridge. 
Michael  Arnation,  laborer,  43  Wilson. 


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Michael  Catharine,  widow  of  Martin,  h.  78 

Frankfort. 
Michuiihan  John,  masoB,  h.  47  Marion. 
Michie   Alexander,  grocer,  corner  Ohio  and 

Kinsman,  h.  69  Ohio. 
Micklish  Henry,  grocery,  171  Detroit. 
Middleton    Francis    W.,    carpenter,    h.    46 

Greenwood. 
Midelberger   Martin,   clerk,    h.   344    Pitts- 
burgh. 
Midigan  James,  tinner,  216  Superior,  bds.  12 

Garden. 
Mier  Conrad,  laborer,  h.  78  Jersey. 
Mifford  Martin,  tailor,  rear  of  437"^  St,  Clair. 
Miger  Frederick,  brakesman,  h.  441  River. 
Milard  Patrick,  saloon,  9!)  West  Main. 
Miles  Nancy^    widow    of   Patrick,    h.    181 

Lake. 
Miles  William,  h.  42  Granger. 
Milford    Marinda,  widow  of    William,  bds. 

American  Hotel. 
Milhuisan  John,  cabinet  finisher,  bds.  Penn. 
Milheiser   Christojiher,   wood  sawyer,  alley 

between  Chatham  and  Monroe. 
Mill  Nathaniel,  agent,  h.  151  Pearl. 
Miller  Adolph,  rear  276  Hamilton. 
Miller  Andrew,  shoemaker,  h.  50  Granger. 
Miller  Anton,  cabinet  maker,  h.  30  Burn- 
ham. 
Miller  Augustas,  shoemaker,  h.  7  Irving. 
Miller  Augustus,  clerk,  54  Merwiu. 

Miller ,  cooper,  h.  Hicks. 

Miller  Caspar,  laborer,  bds.  92  Lyman. 
Miller  Charles,  butcher,  h.  28  Monroe. 
Miller  Charles,  shoemaker,  h.  Cherry. 
Miller  Charles,  assessor,  h.  89  Wa.shington. 
MILLER  CHARLES  H.,  Napoleon  House, 

104  Water. 
Miller  Charles  L.,  bakery,  44  Cherry, 
Miller  Daniel,  laborer,  bds   108  Kinsman. 
Miller  Edwin  A.,   clerk,  7  Public  Square. 
Miller  Emil}',  w!dow  of  Sam'l,h.  84  Oregon. 
Miller  Ezra,  engineer,  C.  &  E.  K.  R. 
Miller  Frank,  sailor,  h.  91  Spruce. 
Miller  Frank,  laborer,  68  Oregon. 
Miller  Frederick,  drayman,  h.  41  Harbor. 
Miller  Frederick,  drayman,  h.  94  Hamilton. 
Miller  Frederick,  ship  carpenter,  h.  64  Wil- 

let. 
Miller  George,  carpenter,  h.  37  Greenwood. 
Miller  George,  finisher,  h.  144  Bridge. 
Miller  Gottlieb,  blacksmith,  h.  31  Monroe. 
Miller  Hiendrich,  fireman,  h.  78  Muirson. 
Miller  Henry,  chandler,  h.  21  Tracy. 
Miller  Henry,  clerk,  158  Ontario,  bds.  Cedar 

Aveime. 
Miller  Henry,  laborer,  92  Lyman. 
Miller  Henry,  laborer,  39  Cherry. 
Miller   I.    II.,    firm    M.  &  Barnett,  h.  219 

Franklin. 


Miller  Jacob,  sailor,  127  West  Main. 

Miller  Jacob,  brewer,  79  Oregon. 

Miller  Jacob,  laborer,  78  Hill. 

Miller  Jacob,  laborer,  74  Oregon. 

Miller  James  H.,  bds  41  Euclid. 

Miller  James,  engineer,  C.  &  P.  R.  R.,  bds. 
491  Lake. 

Miller  John,  laborer,  15  Clifton. 

Miller  John,  sailor,  h.  22  Grove. 

Miller  John,  stone  cutter,  h.  184  Pearl. 

Miller  John  H.,  tinner,  h.  362  St,  Clair. 

Miller  Joseph,  engineer,  C.  &  P.  R.  R., 

Miller  Lawrence,  laborer,  30  Clifton. 

Miller  Louis,  butcher,  303  St.  Clair,  h.  305 
St.  Clair. 

Miller  M.  D.,  boarding-house,  80  Bank. 

MILLER  MADISOX,  justice  of  peace,  88 
Superior,  h.  190  St.  Clair. 

Miller  Michael,  cooi)er,  62  Orange. 

Miller  Mrs.  Catharine,  widow,  h'.  92  Penn. 

Miller  Nicholas,  laborer,  rear  92  Irving. 

Miller  Paul,  tailor,  h.  11  Liberty. 

Miller  Peter,  marble  polisher,  h.  77  Michi- 
gan. 

Miller  Peter,  laborer,  93  Hicks. 

Miller  Peter,  laborer,  82  Turnpike. 

Miller  Peter,  firm  M.  &  Danglgenesen, 
brewers,  h.  377  Ivinsman. 

Miller  Peter,  tailor,  14  Mil. 

Miller  Peter,  laborer,  93  Hicks. 

Miller  S.  J.,  h.  282  Euclid. 

Miller  Sherman,  sail  maker,  28  John. 

Miller  William,  tailor,  h.  53  Bank. 

Miller  William,  cooper,  bds.  27  Third. 

Miller  William,  blacksmith,  52  Michigan. 

Miller  William  E.,  clerk,  148  Water,  bds. 
141  St.  Clair. 

Miller  Yedrude,  widow  of  Peter,  h.  275  Lake. 

MILLER  &  BARRETT,  flour,  grain  and 
mill  feed,  13  Pearl. 

Millgate  James,  ma.son,  h.  167  Greenwood. 

Milligan  Michael,  (colored)  janitor  medical 
college,  h.  151  St.  Clair. 

Milligen  John,  moulder,  h.  86  Franklin. 

Mills  Edward,  clerk. 

Mills  Theodore  G.,  railroad  conductor,  h.  84 
Huron. 

Milo  Peter,  blacksmith,  h.  265  Lake. 

Minahan  Daniel,  laborer,  52  Hicks. 

Minchen  Francis,  tailor,  h.  85  Cedar  Av- 
enue. 

Minckley paper  maker,  h.  32  Belmont. 

Minckley  C.  A.,  confectionary,  110  Ontario. 

Miner  Augusttis,  h.  400  Lorain. 

Miner  Frederick,  teamster,  h.  98  Lake. 

Mines  John,  tailor,  h.  16  Mechanics. 

Miner  John  R.,  accountant,  142  Water,  h.  17 
Hamilton. 

Miner  Nicholas,  laborer,  399  Detroit 

Mink  Charles,  gardener,  668  Superior. 


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Mink  Charles,  tailor,  h.  74  Webster. 
Mink  Fritz,  joiner,  214  Hamilton. 
Minkle  Charles,  rail  repairer,  C.  &  E.  E.  E. 
Minky  Charles,  tailor,  bds  108  Water. 
/Minnenk  Henry,  sash  maker,  h.  88  Tracy. 
Minnick  Bennett,  tailor,    h.    Perry,  between 

Euclid  and  Superior. 
Minor  G.  G.,  clerk,  Herald,  h.  46  Wilson. 
Minor  H.  C,  &  J.  E.,  bakers  and  confection- 
,      ers,  116  Pearl. 
Minor  Henry  C,  firm  of  H.  C.  &  [J.  E.  M.,  h. 

116  Pearl. 
Minor  Joseph  E.,  firm  of  H.  C.  &  J.  E.  M., 

bds.  Angier  House. 
Minnet  Frederick,  butcher,  h.  Penn. 
Minzer  John,  packer,  h.  Irving. 
Mirace  John,  laborer,  155  Wilson. 
Mirick  J.  E,  engineer,  bds.  5  Hamilton. 
Mirrick  Orrin,  captain  on  lakes,  h.  139  West 

Liberty. 
Miser  Henry,  laborer,  100  Oregon. 
li  itchel  Arnold,  (colored)  waiter,  h.  76  Ham- 
ilton. 
Miichel  Edward  B.,  h.  133  Orange. 
Mitchell  Ellen,  widow  of  John,  h.  5  Eoot's 

Alley. 
Mitchdl  Eugene  0.,  bds.  221  Kinsman. 
Mitchell    Frederick,   blacksmith,  bds.  437 

Lake. 
MitchelJ  George,  (colored)  sailor,  h.  93  Or- 
ange. 
Mitchell  George,  carpenter,  h.  Cooper. 
Mitchell  Henry,  painter,  rear  h.  77  Oregon. 
Mitchell  Jacob  M.,  221  Kinsman. 
Mitchell  John  A.,  (colored)  musician,  h.  40 

Clinton. 
Mitchell  JohnC,  laborer,  91  Kinsman. 
Mitchell   John  H.,  carpenter,    h.    365    St. 

Clair, 
Mitchell  Sophia,  h.  62  Burnham. 
Mitchell  William,  carpenter,  h.  305  Perry. 
Mitchell  William,  shoemaker,  h.  395  Lorain. 
Mitchell  William,  shoemaker,  h.  31  Jackson. 
Mittelstuedt  Edward,  tinner,  96  Pittsburgh. 
Mittelb3rgen  M.,  clerk,  128  Superior,  h.  344 

Pittsburgh. 
Mittleberger  E.  G.  P.,  firm  H.  G.  Lucas  & 

Co.,  bds.  American  House. 
.  ::TTLEBERGER  WILLIAM,  coal  dealer, 

Stockley's  pier,  h.  34  Euclid. 
Mix   Leander,   clerk,   159   Ontario,    h.  267 

Perry. 
Mix  Eobert   E.,   firm   M.  &  Morris,  h.  255 

Perry. 
MIX   &    MORRIS,    storage   and  shipping 

merchants,  Dock,  foot  of  Front  and  River. 
Mixan  Nicholas,  jr.,  joiner,  h.  151  Hamilton. 
Mixan  Nicholas,  laborer,  151  Hamilton. 

Mixten ,  32  Clinton. 

Mizer  Henrj^,  laborer,  522  Superior. 


Moan  Owen,  grocery,  292  Detroit. 

Moan  Patrick,  grocer,  192  Ontario. 

Mobbe  Christian,  laborer,  25  Clifton. 

Mock  Baptist,  h.  2  Root's  Alley. 

Mock  Semon,  saloon,  29  Blair. 

MOEDER  DANIEL,  merchant  tailor,   150 

River,  h.  134  Pittsburgh. 
Moeller  Y.  H.,    mouldings,    piano  legs,  &c., 

Hewitt's  Block,  h.  Belmont. 
Moess  Michael,  shoemaker,  48  Parkman. 
Moffitt  Albion  0.,  salesman,  140  Water,  bds. 

185  St.  Clair. 
Mog  Andrew,  saloon,  324  Pittsburgh. 
Mohan  James,  blacksmith,  h.  63  Pearl. 
Mohardy   Frederick,    clothing,    Superior,  h. 

263  Perry. 
Moher  Theodore,   livery  stable,    128  Cham- 
plain,  bds.  317  St.  Clair. 
Mohrhardt  P.  F.,  firm  Althen  &   M.,  h.  33 

Bank. 
Mohrmann  Harmann,  blacksmith,    h.    249 

Lorain. 
Mola  Hi  poly  te,  tailor,  6  Pearl. 
Moldar  George,  boarding  house,  21  Frank- 
fort. 
Moley  Mrs.,   widow  of  William,   boarding 

house,  40  High. 
MOLLEN   CHRISTOPHER   H.,    auction, 

202  Superior,  h.  82  Prospect. 
MoUen  James,  drayman,  h.  94  Chestnut. 
MoUen  William,  laborer,  34  California. 
MOLLEN  WILLIAM  C,  saloon,  200  Onta- 
rio. 
Molloy  Thomas,  moulder,  h.  76  Franklin. 
Moloney  Edward,  firm  H.  G.  Townsend  & 

Co.,  bds.  18  Hamilton. 

Molten ,  19  Wilson. 

Molyneau  Joseph  B.,  printer,  bds.  54  Lake. 
Moncreal  Isaac  W.,  carpenter,  301  Erie. 
Moueghan  Marcus,  boiler  maker,  C.  &  B.  E. 

R.  machine  shop,  h.  208  Hamilton. 
Monell  A.  G.,  h.  19  Granger. 
Monkman  Francis,  laborer,  42  Greenwood. 
Monroe  James,  captain,  h.  299  Erie. 
Monroe  Nelson,  wholesale  grocer,  169  River, 

h.  43  Euclid. 
Monroe  William  F.,  h.  115  Bolivar. 
Monroe  L.  H.,  salesman,  169  River,  bds.  80 

Public  Square. 
Montgomery  Archy,   R.  R.   fireman,   h.  51 

Spring. 
Mood  J.,  laborer,  842  St.  Clair. 
Moody  Joseph,  boiler  maker,  C.  &  E.  E.  E. 

machine  shop,  h.  884  St.  Clair. 
Moon  E.  L.,  printer,  bds.  corner  Middle  and 

Huron. 
Mooney  Daniel,  wheelwright,  8  h.  Hickox. 
Mooney  Jas.,  saloon,  222  Ontario,  h.  Hickox. 
Mooney  Jane,  widow  of  Cornelius,  h.   209 

West  River. 


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Mooney  James,  lalwrer,  128  Oregon. 

Mooney  John,  carpenter,  h.  92  Greenwood. 

Mooney  John,  fruit  peddler,  h.  88  Spruce. 

Mooney  Mrs.  Margaret,  widow  of  David, 
washerwoman,  h.  94  Greenwood. 

MOOXEY  MICHAEL,  merchant  tailor,  28 
Public  Square,  h.  4  Ilickox. 

Mooney  Thomas,  laborer,  bds.  209  West 
River. 

Mooney  Thomas,  saloon,  72  Public  Square, 
h.  45  Do<lge. 

Moonshine  Augustic,  h.  169  Hamilton.. 

Moonshine  Michael,  carpenter,  h.  699  St 
Clair. 

Moorar  Jacob  R.,  (colored)  farmer,  h.  114 
Hudson. 

Moore  Henry,  firm  M.  &  Taft,  h.  90  Bond. 

Moore  Jacob,  teacher,  bds.  65  Michigan. 

Moore  James,  machinist,  bds.  72  Water. 

Moore  John,  (colored)  blacksmith,  276  De- 
troit, h.  199  Franldin. 

Moore  John,  grocery,  h.  51  Hicks. 

Moore  John,  clerk,  163  Ontario,  b.  98 
Dodge. 

Moore  John,  laborer,  33  Champlain. 

Moore  John  L.,  clerk,  American  Express  Co., 
bds.  17  Johnson. 

MOORE  J  OS!  AH  G.,  dentist,  235  Superior, 
h.  81  Lake. 

Moore  Richard  W.,  rectifier,  corner  Mechan- 
ics and  Lorain,  h  27  Mechanics. 

Moore  Mrs.,  widow  of  Samuel,  sr.,  bds.  60 
Clinton. 

Moore  Samuel,  cooper,  97  Lamartine,  h.  160 
Clinton. 

Moore  Smith,  captain,  h.  46  Herman. 

Moore  Terrence,  saddler,  h.  16  Detroit. 

Moore  Thomas,  machinist,  h.  24  Park. 

Moore  William,  carpenter, '  h.  110  Green- 
wood. 

MOORE  &  TAFT,  auction  and  commission, 
199  Ontario. 

Moot  Jacob,  teamster,  h.  52  Jay. 

Moran  Charles  D.,  salesman,  217  Superior, 
b.  247  Erie. 

Moran  Edward,  laborer,  56  Hicks. 

Moran  James,  sailor,  h.  70  Franklin. 

Moran  John,  laborer,  rear  82  Water. 

Moran  John,  lal)i)rer,  417  West  River. 

Moran  John,  laborer,  Stockley's  pier, 

Moran  John,  saloon,  72  Water. 

Moran  Joseph,  laborer.  Hickory. 

Moran  Michael,  laborer.  West  River. 

Moran  Peter,  cooper,  h.  161  Lorain. 

Moran  Thomas,  Stranger's  Home,  River. 

Morard  John,  cooper,  127  P>ridge. 

Morath  John  cooper,  h.  85  Fulton. 

Morath  Joseph,  shoemaker,  66  Oregon. 

MORAVIAN  CHURCH,  Tracy,  between 
Abbey  and  Lorain. 

is  acknowledged  to  be 


Moreau  Lewis,  harness  maker,  h.  198  Lake. 
Morf  Charles,  emigrant  agent,    corner  Main 

and  Railroad. 
Morfer  John,  laborer,  88  Bridge. 
Morgan  Alfred,  railroad  man,  bds.  73  Bank. 
Morgan  A.  W.,  engraver,  h.  18  Walnut 
Morgan  Charles,  clerk,  h.  74  Prospect. 
Morgafi  Elizalieth,  milliner,  1  Pearl. 
Morgan    Edmond    P.,   firm   M.  &  Root>  h. 

166  Euclid. 
Morgan  Ervin,  blacksmith,  h.  101  Herman. 
Morgan  George,  gardener,  67  Phelps. 
]\Iorgan  George,  bds.  74  Prospect. 
Morgan  Mrs.,  widow  of  Henry,  dressmaker 

74  Prospect  i 

Morgan  H.  C,  chain  maker,  h.  27  Bolivar.  ( 

Morgan  -John,  h.  32  Green. 
Morgan  John,  laborer,  153  Wilson.  j 

Morgan  Owen,  h.  429  River.  j 

Morgan  William,  clerk,  228  Superior,  bds.  / 

166  Euclid.  / 

Morgan  William,  mason,  b.  28  Sibley.  ' 

MORGAN  &  ROOT,  dry  goods,  228  Suijeriojf . 
Morganroth  Theodore,  laborer, rear  132  Bol- 
ivar. 
Morganrotb  Crist,  laborer,  rear  132  Bolivar. 
Morgenstein  Christian,   laborer,  14  Fountain 

Alley. 
Moriarty  Daniel,  laborer,  39  Whitma.i. 
Moriarty  John,  laborer,  41  Willet 
Morits  Charles,  book  keeper,  brewery ,  h.  66 

Parkman. 
Morkan  Patrick,  shoemaker,   h.  5  Superior 

Avenue. 
Morley  Albert,  marble  cutter,  bds.  E;igle. 
Morley  Jesse  H.,    firm  M.  &  Odell,    li.  349 

Superior. 
MORLEY  &  ODELL,  brass  founders,   66 

East  Centre. 
Morlock  Christian,    clerk.  36  River,    b.  St 

Clair. 
Mormon  Anson,  318  St  Clair. 
MORNING   LEADER,    daily,   tri-\7eekly, 

and  weekly,  144  Superior. 
Morrill  George  W.,  firm  M.    &    Bow  ers,  h, 

803  Lake. 
MORRILL  &  BOWERS,  car  builders,  iLake, 

near  Case  Avenue.  ' 

Morris  David,  firm  Price,  Crawford  &  I.I.,  u. 

255  Euclid. 
Morris  Elizabeth,  widow,  45  Canal. 
Morris  Freeman  H.,  txilor,  8  Public  Square, 

h.  60  Prospect. 
Morris  H.,  barber,  (colored)  bds.  Canal. 
Morris  James,  shoemaker. 
Morris  John,  joiner,  h.  292  Erie. 
Morris  Henry  C,  gent,  h.  91  Ontario. 
Morrison  H.  P.,  fruit  and  confectionerv,  101 

St.  Clair. 
Morris  Lewis  R.,  firm  Mix  &  M.,  h.  Church. 

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O'Rourke  Thomas,  tailor,  h.  128  Garden. 

Orr  Frank  B.,  clerk,  G.  Worthington  &  Co., 
bds.  61  Prospect. 

Orr  John  H.,  h.  61  Prospect. 

Orr  Samuel,  engineer,  Cuvahoga  Furnace,  li. 
43  Hurd 

Orth  H.  R.,  bakery,  8  Frankfort.       ^^ 

Orth  Harman,  carpenter,  h.  43  Jersey. 

Orth  Henry,  clerk,  242  Superior,  bds.  206 
St.  Clair. 

Orth  Philip,  R.  R.  depot,  h.  5  Floyd. 

Orth  Philip,  bhicksmith,  h.  168  Seneca. 

Ortly  Joseph,  blacksmith,  h.  Heights. 

Ortner  J.  L.,  carpenter,  h.  164  Hamilton, 

Orton  John,  boatman,  bds.  Canal  Basin. 

Orton  Thomas,  blacksmith,  243  Hudson,  h. 
106  Laurel. 

Osboru  J.  S.,  clerk,  109  Bank,  h.  255  Kins- 
man. 

Osborn  John,  laborer,  105  Hamilton. 

Osbaum  Teams,  laborer,  154  Oregon. 

Oschner  Johannes,  tailor,  h  268  Perry. 

Osman  Christian,  machinist,  h.  76  Chatham. 

Osman  George,  boarding  house,  145  Turn- 
pike. 

Osman  Thomas,  carriage  painter,  h.  Brook- 
lyn. 

Osnauer  Christian,  locksmith,  21  Ann,  h.  76 
Chatham. 

Oster  John,  laborer,  624  Superior. 

Oster  Michael,  saloon,  109  Lorain. 

Osterhold  Samuel  B.,  carpenter,  h.  46  Car- 
roll. 

O'SuUivau  Patrick,  groceries  and  provisions, 
70  Water,  h.  21  Hicks. 

Oswalt  Conrad,  laborer,  rear  48  Third. 

Oswolt  John,  cooper.  Orange,  bds.  Kinsman. 

Otis  Charles  A.,  firm  Fori  &  0.,  iron  mer- 
chants, h.  48  Wood. 

Otis  William  A.,  h.  21  St.  Clair. 

Otis  William  F.,  firm  0.  &  Brownell  bds. 
Angler  House, 

Otis  M.  L.  C,  firm  0.  &  Coffinberry,  h.  122 
Prospect. 

OTIS  &  BROWNELL,  produce  and  com- 
mission merchants,  corner  River  and  Front. 

OTIS  &  COFFINBERRY,  attorneys,  243 
Superior. 

Otner  George,  laborer,  34  Mayflower. 

Oto  Christian,  blacksmith,  h.  54  Webster. 

O'Tool,  Mary,  widow  of  John,  rear  123 
Hamilton. 

O'Toole  Michael,  moulder,  h.  71  Summit 
Alley. 

Ott  George,  shoemaker,  h.  288  St.  Clair. 

Ott  Loren,  carpenter,  h.  352  Pittsburgh. 

Otter  John,  brewer,  h.  23  East  Liberty. 

Otto  John,  caipenter,  h.  18  Scoviile  Alley. 

OHoe  August,  blacksmith,  h.  91  Mechanics. 

Ourbon  Lawrence,  lime  burner,  h.  48  Bridge. 


Outhwaite  John,  sr.,  h.  Park,  near  Kinsman. 

Outhwaite  John,  firm  0.  &  Blackwell,  h.  59 
Ontario. 

OUTHWAITE  &  BLACKWELL,  lard, 
oil,  candles  and  soa^J,  foot  St.  Clair  and  94 
Leonard. 

Overocker  George,  saloon,  16  Pittsburgh. 

Oviatt  Heman,  firm  Holt  &  0.,  h.  334  Pros- 
pect. 

Oviatt  Luther,  school  teacher,  bds.  82  Hu- 
ron. 

Oviatt  0.  M.,  firm  Robinson  &  0.,  h.  81  Eu- 
clid. 

OVIATT'S  EXCHANGE,  corner  Superior 
and  River. 

Owen  Connelh',  laborer.  Root's  Alley. 

Owens  George,  sailor,  h.  36  East  Liberty. 


Packard  Ernest,  paper  maker,  h.  35  Jackson. 
PACKARD  JOHN,  county  recorder,  h.  East 

Cleveland. 
Packard  WiUiam,  machinist,  h.  161  Hamil- 
ton. 
Packer  William,  machinist,  h.  218  Lake. 
Paddock  Dellon,  boarding  house,  51  Seneca. 
Paddock  Henry,  salesman,  221  Superior,  bds. 

69  St.  Clair. 
PADDOCK  T   S.,  hats,  caps  and  furs,  221 

Superior,  h.  69  St  Clair. 
Padley  John,  cooper,  bds.  30  Irving. 
Page  Cyrilus,  firm  P.  &  Kitchen,  li.  Brook- 

lyn. 
Page  Edward  D.,  R.  R.  baggage,  bds.  Wed- 

dell  House. 
Page  Francis  L.,  blacksmith,  bds.  Franklin 

House. 
Page  George  R,,  R.  R.  baggage,  bds.  Wed- 

dell  House. 
Page  H.  L.,  clerk,  247  Superior,  h.  43  Ful- 
ton. 
Page  John,  drayman,  h.  150  Oregon. 
Page  Melvin,  carpenter,  h.  152  Pearl. 
Page  Samuel  D.,  local  editor  Morning  Leader, 

bds.  83  PubUc  Square. 
Page  Samuel  J.,  boarding  house,  232  Lake. 
Page  Rev.  Stephen  B.,  pastor  Second  Baptist 

Church,  h.  43  Fulton. 
Page  William  B.,  laborer,  43  Wood. 
Pahnar  Henry,  coppersmith,  h.  370  Pitts- 

buroh. 
PAIGE  &  KITCHEN,  grocers,  188  Ontario, 

corner  High. 
Paine  Charles,  paper  hanger,  h.  25  Ohio, 
Paine  Enoch,  firm  Greenman  &  Co.,  h,  284 

Superior. 
Paine  George,  plumber,  h.  25  Ohio. 
Paine  James,  sailor,  h.  16  Middle, 


Coal  Oil  and  Lamp  Depot,  189  Ontario  Street,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 


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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY. 


Paine  Robert  F.,  firm  P.  &  Wade,  h.  136  St.  |  Park  Charles  A.,  photographer,  171  Superior. 

Clair.  I  Park  Elias,  accountant,  h.  97  Tracy. 

PAIXE  &  WADE,  attorneys,  139  Superior.  [  Park  George,  moulder,  h.  70  Bridge. 
Painter  J.  B.  ticket   ofiBoe,  C.  C.  &  C.  R.  R.,  i  Parker  Aaron,  (colored)   sailor,    h.    22  Or- 


bds.  Weddell  House. 
Pak  Michael,  laborer,  7  Union, 
Palmer  Charles  W.,  clerk  62  Frankfort,  h. 

24  Cedar. 


Parker  Andrew,  machinist,  bds.  Commercial 

House. 
i  Parker  Ann  R.,  widow  of  William,  h.    100 
Palmer  Charles  W.  firm  P.  &  Austin,  h.  83  '      Franklin. 

Pearl.  |  Parker  Bradly,  teamster,  bds.  904  St.  Clair. 

Palmer  EdmoTid,  joiner,  bds.  78  Parkman,    i  Parker   Charlotte,  widow   of  James,  h.  59 
PALMER   EDWARD    W.,    agent.    Forest       St.  Clair. 

City  Varnish   Co.,  62  Frankfort,  bds.  45   Parker  Christian,  wood  sawyer,  h.  19  Vine. 
Bolivar.  Parker  Frank  M.,  foreman,  Geer's  livery  sta- 

Paliner  Edwin  A.,  drugs  and  medicines,  cor-  i      ble,  hds.  corner  Lake  and  Wood. 


ner  Erie  and  Prosjtect, 
Palmer  Ferris,  pail  maker,  bds.  144  Colum- 
bus. 

Palmer  George,  laborer,  h.  29  Bridge. 

Palmer  Henry,  fireman,  C.  &  E.  R.  R. 

Palmer  James  railroad  agent,  h.    18  Wash- 
ington. 

Palmer  James  U.,   iron    fence    railing,  12 
Prospect,  h,  96  Brownell. 

Palmer  J.  B.,  grain  storage.,  h.  Washington 

PALMER   JESSIE,    city  sexton,    h, 
Garden, 

Palmer  John,  fanner,  h.  124  Orange. 

Palmer  John,  32  Walnut. 

Palmer  John  H.,  48  Bolivar. 

Palmer  D  .vight,  agent,  Mahoning  R.  R.,  h. 
118  Washington. 

Palmer  Mary  B.,  widow  of  John,  seamstress, 
h.  30  Rockwell. 

Palmer   William   H.,   flour  and    feed,   102 
Pu1)lic  Square,  h.  238  Pittsburgh. 

PALMER  &   AUSTIN,  attorneys,  97  Su- 
perior. 

Palmerly  Milton,  machinist,  h.  54  Taylor. 

Palsgraft  Michael,  laborer,  32  Hicks. 

Pankhardt  G.  M.,  saloon,  h.  83  Ohio. 

Pankhurst  John,  machinist,  bds.  64  Oregon. 

Pankhurst  John  F.,  machinist,  h.  67  Oregon. 

Pankhurst  Lucy,  widow  of  John  P.,  h.  64 
Oregon. 

Pannell  James,  builder,  h.  99  Huron. 

Panther  John,    machinist,  144  Superior,  h. 
Chatham. 

Parcel   Charles   E.,  carpenter,  bds.    364  St. 
Clair. 

Parcel  William  H.,  builder,  h.  364  St.  Clair. 

Parce  Mrs.  Jane,  widow   of  Antoi.io,  h.  59 
Burch. 

Parish  Edwin,  painter,  bds.  196  Ontario. 

Parish  G.  C,  carpenter,  h.   196  Ontario. 

Parish  James  B.  firm  P.  &  Knigh,  h.  278 
Superior. 

Parish  i\Irs.  M.,  boarding-house,  102  St.  Clair. 

PARISH  &  KNIGHT,  stoves,  tinware,  &c., 
94  Superior.  > 


Parker  Hezekiah,  (colored)  boatman,  h.  245 

Garden. 
Parker  Julius  G.,  sign  painter,  274  Superior, 

bds.  Bennet  House. 
Parker  M.  C,  eclecric   physician,  50  Public 

Square,  h.  221  Pittsburgh, 
Parker  William  F.,  car  builder,  h.  812  Lake. 
Parker  William  II.,   car   builder,  bds.  812 

Lake. 
Parker  W.  W.,  conductor,  h.  59  High. 
133   PARKER  &  BUTLER,  eclectic  physicians 

and  druggists,  50   Public    Square,    south 

side. 
PARKER  &  Co.,  dealers  in  machinery,  cor- 
ner Water  and  St.  Clair. 
Parkin    Benjamin,    machinist    and    supply 

store,  231  Bridge,  corner  Harbor. 
Parkin  John,  carpenter,  h.  75  Mechanics. 
Parkin  John,  firm  J.  P.  &  Co.,  h.  277  Colum- 
bus. 
PARKIN  J.  &  CO.,  file  works,  23  Colum- 
bus. 
PARKS  E.  N.,  agent,  Valentine  and  Lake 

Shore  Exf)ress,  6  Atwater  Building. 
Parks  George,  h.  176  Lake. 
Parks  James  R.,  private  watchman,  h.  comer 

Sibley  and  Case  Avenue. 
Parks  Norman,  printer.   Morning  Leader,  h. 

42  Water. 
PARKS  ROBERT,    collector  of   customs, 

Government  Buildings,  bds.  American. 
PARKS    WAREHAM,   botanic  physician, 

46  Public  Square. 
Parrnalee  Henry,  fireman,  bds.  89  Wilson. 
Paramalee  John,  firemen,  bds.  89  Wilson. 
Parmenter   A.   W.,  firm  G.  W.  Calkins  & 

Co.,  h.  144  Clinton. 
PARSONS  C.  H.,  law  books,  191  Superior, 

h.  17  Hamilton. 
Parsons  Edwin,   clerk,    C.  &  T.  R.  R.,  bds. 

69  Hamilton. 
Parsons  Joel  B.,  salesman,  143  Water,  bds. 

19  Sheriff. 
Parsons  John  W.  general  ticket  agent,  C.  & 

T.  R.  R. 


W.  C.  NORTH'S  Photograph  and  Pine  Art  Gallery,  205  Superior  St., 


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Parsons  Richard  C,  firm.  Spalding  &  P.,  h. 
300  Prospect. 

Parsons  William,  gardener,  h.  213  Ham- 
ilton. 

Parsons  William,  porter,  h.  79  Wood. 

Parsons  William,  clerk,  C.  C.  &  C.  R.  R. 

Partridge  William,  shoemaker,  h.  4§  Car- 
roll. 

Pashold  Nicholas,  cooper,  h.  229  Garden. 

Pattinsob  Mary  J.  widow  of  Michael,  h.  151 
Ohio. 

Pattison  George,  machinist,  h.  9  Hamilton. 

Paton  &  Smith,  soap  and  candles,  134  Leo- 
nard. 

Patrick  Charles,  cashier.  Post  Office,  h.  304 
Superior. 

Patrick  James,  saloon.  Canal. 

Patrick  Thomas,  carpenter,  h,  51  Croton. 

Patrick  William,  clerk.  National  Democrat, 
bds.  304  Superior. 

Patten  Alexander,  clerk,  city  mills,  h.  Kins- 
man. 

Patten  Frank,  fireman,  bds.  126  Hamilton. 

Patten  John,  (colored)  shoemaker,  h.  110 
Bolivar. 

Patterson  Andrew,  drayman,  h.  Sterling  Av- 
enue, between  Hamilton  and  St.  Clair. 

Patterson  Andrew,  joiner,  C.  &  E.  R.  R., 
h.  521  Case  Avenue. 

Patterson  Charles,  grocery,  261  Detroit. 

Patterson  Charles,  moulder,  h.  72  Sterling 
Avenue. 

Patterson  Clarence,  (colored)  waiter  Angler 
House. 

Patterson  George,  machinist,  C.  &  E.  R.  R. 
Shop. 

Patterson  George,  cooper,  28  St.  Clair,  h,  12 
Hickox. 

Patterson  Henrv,  waiter,  Stevens'  Dining 
Hall,  h.  rear  167  Clinton. 

Patterson  John,  sailor,  h.  Ill  Taylor. 

Patterson  Michael,  laborer,  h.  West  River. 

Patterson  Michael,  saloon,  175  West  River. 

Patterson  Ovando,  h.  65  Ontario. 

Patterson  Mrs.,  widow  of  Peter,  h.  Elm. 

Paul  John,  baggage  master,  C.  &  E.  R.  R., 
bds.  330  Lake. 

Paul  John  B.,  miller,  h.  112  Franklin. 

Paul  Richard  C,  shoemaker. 

Paustain  Henry,  laborer,  h.  124  Case  Ave- 
nue. 

Payne  Charles  H.,  clerk,  bds.  American 
Hotel. 

Payne  Charles  T.,  salesman,  bds.  American 
Hotel. 

PAYNE  HENRY  B.,  h.  211  Euclid. 

Payson  George,  paper  maker,  h,  148  Cro- 
ton. 

Peacock  John,  moulder,  h   215    Pittsburgh. 

Pearce  James,  sailor,  bds.,  84  Hicks. 


Pearse  H.  E.,  clerk,  American  Express  C*., 
Ms  118  Bolivar. 

Pearsall  Benj.,  nail  maker,  bds.  52   Orange. 

Pearson  H.  B..  book-keeper,  217  Superior, 
bds.  16  Johnson. 

Pearson  J.,  h.  345  Kinsman. 

Pearson  Robert,  engineer,  h.  152  Croton. 

Pearson  Samuel,  piano  tuner,  bds.  American 
Hotel. 

Pearson  F.  A.,  baggage  master,  h.  49  Eagle. 

Pearson  William,  clerk,  h.  4  Greenwood. 

Pease  Alonzo,  artist,  205  Superior,  h.  Ober- 
lin. 

Pease  Erskine,  brakesman,  bds.  77  Water. 

Pease  Royal  A.,  boarding-house,  77   Water. 

Pease  Sheldon,  propeller  agent,  h.  359  Su- 
perior. 

Pease  William  H.  H.,  brakesman,  C.  P.  &  A. 
R.  R.,  bds.  77  Water. 

Peat  Rev.  John,  Pastor  St.  Clair  street  Metho- 
dist Church,  h.  68  Wood. 

Peck  Elihu  M.,  ship  builder,  h.  255  Frank- 
lin. 

Peck  E.,  laborer,  16  Phelps. 

Peck  George  W.,  ship  broker,  vessel  and  ca- 
nal boat  agent,  warehouse  and  office  164 
West  River,  h.  248  Washington. 

Peck  Levi  Capt.,  h.  86  Dare. 

Pedrick  E.  clerk,  173  Superior,  bds.  312  Su- 
perior. 

Pedtal  Jacob,  mason,  h.  19  Bumham. 

Pegan  William,  goldsmith,  bds.  206  St. 
Clair. 

Pegley  John,  moulder,  h.  53  Whitman. 

Peiesenger  John,  saddler,  h.  181  Pearl. 

Peiffman  Henry,  brick  maker,  h.   29  Irving. 

Reiser  Just,  laborer,  89  Greenwood. 

Peixotto  B.  F.,  firm  G.  A.  Davis  &  Co.,  h. 
122  Chestnut. 

Peixotto  Raphael,  finn  G.  A.  Davis  &  Co., 
bds.  22  Chestnut. 

Pekoe  Joseph,  (colored)  barber,  94  Bank. 

Pelkey  John,  bds.  72  Taylor. 

Pel  key  Paul,  sailor,  h.  72  Taylor. 

Pellett  Timothy,  salesman,  121  River,  h. 
Clinton. 

Pelsegraff  William,  laborer,  h.  221  Pearl. 

Pelton  Edgar  R.,  engineer,  h.  8  Mandrake. 

PELTONF.  W.,  grocer  and  ship  chandler, 
3  and  5  East  Center,  h.  Brooklyn. 

Pelton  Samuel,  grocery,  h.  Lorain. 

Pelton  Timothy,  butcher,  h.  8  Clinton. 

Pelstraftt  William,  teamster,  h.  84  Turnpike 

Peltz  Levi,  butcher,  h.  113  York. 

Peltzgraff  Michael,  machinist,  Cuyahoga 
Furnace,  h.  36  Brainard. 

Pence  Adam  B.,  bds.  St.  Clair. 

Pendergast  James,  laborer,  197  Lorain. 

Pendegrast  William  maltster,  62  Spring, 

Pender  M.,  i^lasterer,  30  Lawrence. 


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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY. 


Pendleton   Dwight,   brush    maker,    h.   202 
Euclid. 

PENDl.ETON  ISRAEL  G.,   brush  manu- 
factory, h.  202  Euclid. 

Pendleton  Mrs.  L  S.,  widow  of  Dr.  C.  B  ,  h. 
7  Eagle. 

Pendleton  John,  ship  carpenter,  h.  161  Kins- 
man. 

Penfield  Alonson,  h.  259  Erie. 

Penfield    George,  brakesman,  bds.  259  Erie. 

Penn    Robert,  saloon,    h.    Seneca,   ojiposite 
Commercial, 

Penning  John,  lx)ok  keeper,  h.  Lake. 

Pemmey  Peter,  shoemaker,  90  Lake. 

Pennington  Samuel,  carpenter,  bds.  32  Man- 
drake. 

Pennington  Samuel  C,  carjienter,  bds.    307 
Perry. 

Pennrich  Peter  A.,  upholsterer,  h.  225  Pearl. 

Penterghast  Peter,  stone  cutter,  h.  Ill  Ore- 
gon. 

Pentikt  Figer,  brush  maker,  87  Champlain. 

Penty  Thomas,  teaming,  61  Cross. 

Pepi^ard  Alfred  B.,  tin.smith,  h.  407  Detroit. 

Pepper  Nathaniel  C,    agricultural  and  seed 
store,  Merwin,  h.54  Kinsman. 

Pepper  Thomas,    machinist,  bds.  63  Water. 

Peppcrday   William,  machinist,  h.  7  Foun- 
tain Alley. 

Pe])perday  William    H,,    machinist,    h.    7 
Fountain  Alley. 

Percey    Lorenzo  D.,    boiler   maker,    h.  35 
Fulton. 

Percey  &  Roe,  fish,  150  Pearl. 

Percival    Denman,  Jarra  H.  F.  P.  &  Co.,  h. 
144  Clinton. 

Percival  Dennis,  wool  and  pelt  dealer,  h.  108 
Clinton. 

Percival  F.  A.  firm  H.  F.  P.  &  Co.,  h.  114 
Clinton. 

Percival  H.  F.,  firm   H.  F.  P.  &  Co.,  h.  114 
Clinton. 

PERCIVAL   HENRY   F.  &  CO.,  morocco 
manufacturers,  19  Leonard. 

Percival  John  F.  planing  mill,  2  Elm,  h. 
43  Church. 

Pereira    George,    painter  and  grainer,    199 
Ohio,  h.  119  Cedar. 

Pereira  John,  painter,  h.  349  Kinsman. 

Perkins ,  tiimer,  bds.  63  Water. 

Perkins   Jerome  T.,  clerk,  corner  Pearl  and 
Detroit,  bds.  17  Pearl. 

PERKINS  JOSEPH,  office  Atwater  Block, 
h.  267  Euclid. 

Perkins  Reid,  carpenter,  h.  67  Vine. 

Perkins  Simon,  jr.,  teller,  Bank  Commerce, 

bds.  19  Johnson. 
Perkins  W.  C,  machinist,  h.  45  Eagle. 
Perkins  Wm.  C.,  turner,  h.  51  Jay. 

Perrin  Abram,  carpenter,  h.  142  Bridge. 

or  Ambrotype,  shovild  not  fail 


Perrin  Christopher  C,  carpenter,  h.  108 
Bridge. 

Perrv  Alanson  A.,  groceries  and  provisions, 
130  Ontario,  h.  129  Garden. 

Perry  A.  M.,  firm  A.  M.  P.  &  Co.,  h.  60 
Huron. 

PERKY  A.  M.  &  CO.,  flour  dealers,  116 
and  118  Superior. 

Perrv  Mrs.  Caroline,  shirt  maker,  319  Erie. 

PERRY  CROSS  &  CO.,  coal  dealers,  West 
River. 

Perry  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  widow  of  John,  h. 
305  Lake. 

Perry  James  F.,  bds  106  Bolivar. 

Perry  Nathan,  h.  215  Euclid. 

Perry  Oliver  H.,  h.  215  Euclid. 

Perry  Seth,  firm  A.  M.  P.  &  Co.,  bds  Bennet 
House. 

Perry  Sanford  W.,  clerk,  139  Merwin,  h.  63 
Bridge. 

Perry  Thomas,  ship  carpenter,  h.  119  Fulton. 

Perry  Thomas  A.  carpenter,  h.  189  West 
Liberty. 

Persell  Thomas,  laborer,  491  St.  Clair,  cor- 
ner Ross. 

Persons  Charles,  pile  driver,  h.  91  Whit- 
man. 

Peru  Martin,  sailor,  bds.  81  Woodbine. 

Peru  Mrs.  Mary,  widow  of  Luke,  h.  81 
Woodbine, 

Peschek  Frank,  butcher,  h.  31  Irving, 

Pesnell  Thomas,  laborer,  101  Hamilton. 

Pesnell  Timothy,  engineer,  h.  110  Hamil- 
ton. 

Pestnuch  John,  private  watchman.  Flats,  h. 
70  Willet. 

Peter  Henry,  laborer,  111  Clifton. 

Peters  Frederick,  shoemaker,  bds.  92  Park- 
man. 

Peters  Henry,  clerk,  148  Water,  h.  18  Ore- 
gon. 

Peters  Joseph,  shoemaker,  h.  40  Ward. 

Peterson  Intorn,  tailor,  h.  15  Third  Alley. 

Peterma  John,  drayman,  181  Hamilton. 

Petit  Eugene  student,  St.  Mary's  College, 
bds.  243  Hamilton. 

Petnefbene,  Ann,  widow  of  John,  h,  43 
Vine. 

Petslej;  John,  laborer,  Brooklyn. 

Pettengill  Charles  B,  clerk,  764  Lake,  bds, 
33  Case  Avenue. 

Pettengill  George  W.,  salesman,  27  Superior, 
b.  34  Hanover. 

Pettingill  James,  laborer.  140  Courtlandt. 

Petty  Ephraim,  h.  60  Cross. 

Petty  Mark,  h.  rear  187  Pittsburgh. 

Pfaff"  Joseph,  bricklayer,  h.  119  Orange. 

Pfahl  Christian,  saloon,  172  River. 

Pfahl  Conrad,  laborer,  104  Tracy. 

Pfahl  Matthias,  laborer,  104  Tracy. 

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Pfaus  Christopher,  carpenter,  h.  26  Croton. 

Pfeffer  Simon,  shoemaker,  h.  160  Oregon. 

Pfenninger  Jacob  J.,  artist,  h.  61    Scoville 
Alley. 

Pfrenger  Ernst  John,  laborer,  37  Alabama. 

Phayer  W.,  lake  engineer,  bds.  101  Pearl. 

Pheatt  Ann,  widow   of  John,   vest  maker, 
186  Superior. 

Pheatt  Harvey  D.,  captain,  h.  45  Cheshire. 

Phefmire  Michael,  blacksmith,  280  St.  Clair. 

PHELPS   A.   J.,  professor  penmanship,  h. 
230  Erie. 

Phelps  Augustus,  carpet  tacks.  Public  Square, 
h.  289  Perry. 

Phelps  Erastus,  engineer,  h.  77  Water. 

Phelps  George,  fireman,  h.  77  Water. 

Phelps  George  M.,  porter,  247  Superior,  bds. 
230  Pittsburgh. 

Phelps  H.  D.,  book  keeper,  John  Webster's, 
bds.  185  St.  Clair. 

Phelps  Miss  Hortense,  bds.  97  Clinton. 

Phelps  Oscar  F.,  card   writer,  38  Hoffman's 
Block,  h.  215  Perry. 

Philban  F.    Mary,  -widow  of  Paul,  h.  West 
River. 

Philiban  Patrick,  laborer,  near  C.  &  M.  Coal 
Dock. 

Phillip  Lucus,  (colored)  sailor,  228  Erie. 

Phillips  Agnes,  grocery,  11  Michigan. 

Phillips  Bridget,  widow  of  John,    washwo- 
man, h.  rear  69  St.  Clair. 

Phillips  Ebenezer,   ship  carpenter,   h.   154 
West  Liberty. 

Phillips   George  P.,   carpet   tacks,   bds.  70 
Garden. 

Phillips  Hiram,  rolling  mill,  h.  920  St.  Clair. 

Phillips  ,  carriage   driver,  bds.   97  St. 

Clair. 

Phillips  John,  harness  maker,  114  Superior, 
h.  Cross. 

Phillips  John  W.,  joiner,  h.  55  Burnham. 

Phillips   Melvin  W.,  cabinet  maker,  h.  105 
Fulton. 

Phillips  P.  J.,  bds.  25  Garden. 

Phillips  Thomas,  joiner,  h.  94  Bolivar. 

Phillips  William,    professor  mathematics,  h. 
70  Garden. 

Philpot  E.  C,  attorney,    124    Superior,  bds. 
American  House. 

Philpot  James,  marble  cutter,  bds.  169  Sen- 
eca. 

Philpot  John,  melodeon  maker,  h.  200  Or- 
ange. 

Philpot  J.  T.,  attorney,   124  Superior,  bds. 
American  House, 

PHILPOT  J.  T.  &  E.  C,  attorneys,  124  Su- 
perior. 

Phypers  &  Stokes,  tailors,  114  Bank. 

Richer  Philip,  painter,  h.  50  Muirson. 

Pick  Valentine,  mason,  h.  239  Lorain. 


Pickands  Henry  S.,   cabinet  maker,    h.  94 

Brownell. 
Pickands  James,  clerk,  185  Superior,  bds.  94 

Brownell. 
Pickands  J.  D.,  book  keeper,  95  Bank,  h.  94 

Brownell. 
Pickersgill  William,  saloon,  179  Seneca. 
Piefer  Stephen,  laborer,  alley  between  Croton 

and  Orange. 
Pier  Truman,  shoemaker,  h.  319  Lake. 
Pierce  Abijah  A.,  h.  90  Muirson. 
Pierce  Abigail  M.,  widow  of  Moses   M.,  h. 

54  Bank. 
Pierce  Benjamin,   umbrella  maker,  h.    399 

Lorain. 
Pierce  George  T.,  travelling  agent,  h.  North. 
Pierce  Henry,  tailor,  h.  Elm. 
Pierce  Lawson  A.,  agent  M.  C.  R.   R.  steam- 
boats, h.  323  Prospect. 
Pierce  Mortimer  L.,  bds.  54  Bank. 
Pierce  Samuel  G.,  joiner,  bds.  112  Orange. 
Pierce  S.  G.,  carpenter,  h.  112  Orange. 
Pierce  Mrs.    Susan,  widow  of  Silas,   h.  236 

Lake. 
Pierce  W.  B.,  saloon,  bds.  6  Michigan. 
Pierce  Warren  H.,  salesman  at  J.  Stacey's,  h. 

54  Bank. 
Pierce  William,  blacksmith,  bds.  Michigan. 
Piers^all  Benjamin,  nail  maker,  bds.   52  Or- 


Pierson  E.  M.,  instrument  maker,  h.  98  Erie. 

Pierson  H.  B.,  book  keeper,  bds.  17  Johnson. 

Pierson  William,  sailor,  h.  18  Johnson. 

Pierson  W.  E.,  saloon,  196  Superior. 

Pierson  William  H.,  clerk.  County  Recorder. 

Pike  Simon,  laborer,  43  Scoville  Avenue. 

Pilley  Charles,  tailor,  h.  rear  54  Bolivar. 

Pincin  Charles,  forgeman,  h.  between  Cashier 
and  Lawrence. 

Pinder  John,  laborer,  86  Croton. 

Pinkerton  Francis,  gent.,  bds.  97  St.  Clair. 

Pinkerton  Frank,  printer,  bds.  Johnson 
House. 

Pinkney  John,  carpenter,  h.  77  Wilson. 

Piper  Andrew  J.,  builder,  h,  71  Rockwell, 

Piper  Austin,  carpenter,  h.  52  Greenwood. 

Piper  A.  N.  H.,  joiner,  h.  71  Rockwell. 

Piper  Edgar  W.,  joiner,  bds.  71  Rockwell. 

Piper  John,  tailor,  h.  62  Grove. 

Piper  Lorenzo  V.,  joiner,  h.  69  Rockwell. 

Pirsech  G.  A.,  clerk,  E.  Stair  &  Co.,  bds,  88 
Merwin. 

Pitkin  Dudley,  butcher,  112  Prospect,  h. 
66  Eagle. 

PITKIN  JOSHUA,  agricultural  and  seed 
dealer,  62  Merwin,  h.  215  Erie. 

Pitkin  Lucius  M.,  meat  market,  112  Pros- 
pect, h.  56  Huron. 

Pitts  John,  student,  bds.  243  Hamilton. 

Pitts  Joseph,  sailor,  h,  49  Ward. 


Deodorised  Coal  Oil,  Maniifactured  by  LAW  &  NORTH, 


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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY. 


PITTS  L.  H.,  St.  Nicliolas  Restaurant,  112 

Bank,  li.  47  Bank. 
Pitts  Martin,  student,  bds.  243  Hamilton. 
Pittenger  Laura  L.,  h.  OG  Lake, 
Placka  William,  teamster,  li.  19  Laurel. 
PLAIN  DEALER,  weekly,  tri-weckly  and 

daily,  corner  Superior  and  Vineyard. 
Plaisted   Ivory,  attorney,    123   Sujierior,  h. 

Eiist  Cleveland. 
Plassraan  Gustavus,  clerk,  post  oflBce,  h.  22 

Lake. 
Plath  John,  laborer,  103  Greenwood. 
Piatt  J.  B.,  machinist,  h.  186  Clinton. 
Piatt  John,  carriage  maker,  h.  49  llurd. 
PLitz  John,  carpenter,  bds.  311  St.  Clair. 
Plekenpoll  Gan-ett,  laborer,  136  Burch. 
Ploughman  Benjamin,  moulder,  h.  54  Car- 
roll. 
Plumes  Charles,  laborer,  118  Monroe. 
Plun  F.,  laborer,  29  Phelps. 
Poak  James,  laborer,  23  Case  Avenue. 
Pohlmanr.  William,  laborer,  120  Vine. 
Pois  Francis,  laborer,  420  Lake. 
Poystowsky  Lewis,  book  binder,  E.  Schmoll, 

h.  Pine. 
Pollard  Thomixs,  laborer,  80  Hamilton. 
POLLOCK  DAVID,  groceries,  163  Ontario 

and  182  Superior,  h.  104  Prospect. 
Pollock  Robert,  stone  cutter,  h.  18  Burnham. 
Pomeroy  John  W,,  captain,  h.  183  Prospect. 
Pond  Aaron  A.,  bds.  185  St.  Clair. 
Pond  Joseph  F.,  patent  rights,  h.  61  Fulton. 
Pool  Mrs.,  widow  of  Thomas,  h.  104  Root. 
Poole  William,  clerk,  G.   Worthington's,  h. 

68  Tracy. 
Poor  Richard,  engineer,  C.  &  E.  R.  R. 
Pope  Edward    C,  book  keeper,  140  Water, 

bds.  Bennet  House. 
POPE   T.  J.,  pastor  M.  E.   Church,  Bridge 

street,  h.  95  Mechanics. 
Pooe  William,    clerk,   163   Ontario,  h.  188 

Ohio. 
Poplowsky  William,  carriage  trimmer,  h.  71 

Parkman. 
Popp  Gottlieb,  umbrellas   and   parasols,    37 

Green. 
Popp   John,  umbrella  maker,  rear  6  Brain- 

ard. 
Porter  Alvin,  carpenter,  h.  50  Whitman. 
Porter  Charles,  laborer,  Jersey. 
Porter  Jacob,  laborer,  3  Floyd. 
Porter  John,    printer.  Herald  office,   h.  122 

Cedar  Avenue. 
PORTER  S.  C,  architect,    office,    Atwater 

Buildings,  h.  164  Huron. 
Porter  Thomas,  blacksmith,  h.  105  Hamilton. 
PORTER  WELLS,  justice   of  peace,    131 

Detroit,  h.  108  Hanover. 
Post  Auii;ust,  shoemaker,  shop  364  Lawrence, 

h.  366  Lawrence. 


Post  John,  news  dealer,  bds.  403  Superior. 
POST  OFFICE,  east  side  Public  Square. 

Potoski  Joseph,  machinist,  h.  147  Green- 
wood. 

Potter  Alexander,   cashier  city  mills,  h.  13 
Maple 

Potter  'Betsey  M.,  widow  of  John,  h.  110 
Turnjtike. 

Potter  Henry,  boot  closer,   b.  96  Merchaut. 

Potter  Henry,  fireman,  C.  &  E.  R.  R. 

Potter  Joseph,   carpenter,   bds.    222    Pitts- 
burgh. 

Potter  Mrs.  Lydia  S.,  h.  67  Brownell. 

Potter  Thomas,  h.  13  Maple. 

Pottos  Richard  C,  saloon,  Seneca,  h.  25  Bol- 
ivar. 

Potts  Mrs.  R.  C,  dre.ss  maker,  25  Bolivar. 

Potts  William  H.,  firm  N.  Dockstader  &  Co., 
h.  200  St.  Clair. 

POWELL  ALBERT,  hardware  and   edge 
tools,  36  Detroit,  h.  40  Courtlandt. 

Powell  Archiljald,  boarding  house,  53  Pearl. 

Powell    Henry,   merchant,   Ontario,  h,  125 
Ohio. 

Powell  John,  brick  laver,  bds.  4  Kinsman. 

Powell  John  H.,  h.  36  Cortlandt. 

Powell  Samuel  P.,  book  binder,  136  Supe- 
rior, h.  98  Bond. 

Powell  Wheeler  M.,  insurance  agent,  Rouse's 
Block,  h.  108  Clinton. 

Powelson, photographer,  bds.  128  Lake. 

Powelson  B.  F.,  sewing  machines,  237  Supe- 
rior, bds.  —  Lake. 

Power  Matthew,  waiter,  h.  6  California. 

POWERS  A.  S.,  merchant  tailor,  112  Su- 
}3erior,  h.  same. 

Powers   Bartholomew,    sailor,    h.  24  West 
Main. 

Powers  Edward  E.,   book  keeper,  25  East 
River,  bds.  242  St.  Clair. 

Powers  John,  tailor,  53  Ea.st  Main. 

Powers  Martin,  waiter,  Angier  House. 

Powers  Michael,  gunsmith,  41  LTnion. 

Powers  Peter,  laborer,  16  York  Alley. 

Powers  Robert,  laborer,  bds.  88  Merwin. 

Powers  Salmon  A.,  A.,  merchant  tailor,  125 
Bank,  h.  242  St.  Clair. 

Powers  Thomas,  gunsmith,  41  Union. 

Prasinn  Robert,  tailor,  h.  21  Summit  Alley. 

Pratt  C.  C,  Avood  planer,  h.  61  Michigan. 

Pratt  D.  H.,  clerk,  212  Superior,  bds.  Wed- 
dell  House. 

Pratt  D.  W\,  h.  74  St.  Clair. 

Pratt  Dwight  ]M.,cabinet  maker,  h.  7  Hickox. 

Pratt  F.  B.,  pattern  maker,  h.  47  Tracj-. 

Pratt  H.  M.,  St.  Xichola.s,  112  Bank. 

Pratt  Jeremiah,  machinist,  h.  328  Lake. 

Pratt  Theodore  W.,  salesman,  143  Water, 

Prav    George  F.,  machinist,  bds,  79  Rock- 
well, 


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Pretchtel  M.,  boots  and  shoes,  384  Lorain. 

Preble  Charles  E.,  clerk,  217  River,  bds.  24 
Webster. 

Preiler  Adam,  laborer,  156  Orange. 

Preiler  Frederick,  laborer.  156  Oraiige. 

Preiler  Philip,  laborer,  156  Orange. 

PrellJohn,  laborer,  290  Lake.  " — 

Prell  Nicholas,  laborer,.  C.  &  P.  R.  R.  depot, 
bds.  290  Lake. 

Prendt  Frederick,  pattern  maker,  h.  877  Su- 
perior. 

Prentice  Noyes,  m.  d.,  h.  13  Jay. 

Prentiss  Chauncey,  book  keeper,  195  River, 
bds.  47  Bond. 

Prentiss  Frederick  J.,  firm  S.  B.  &  F.  J.  P., 
h.  75  Euclid. 

PRENTISS  LOREN,  prosecuting  attorney, 
124  Superior,  h.  St.  Clair  Road. 

Prentiss  Perry,  attorney,  124  Superior,  h.  47 
Bond. 

Prentiss  Samuel  B.,  firm  S.  B.  &  F.  J.  P.,  h. 
75  Euclid. 

PRENTISS  S.  B.  &  F.J.,  attorneys,  113 
Superior. 

Preoonka  Thomas,  cabinet  maker. 

PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH,  FIRST,  cor- 
ner Ontario  and  Public  Square. 

Prescot  Henrv,  laborer,  88  Taylor. 

PRESCOTTS  &  CHASE,  straw  goods,  hats, 
caps  and  millinery,  143i2  Water. 

Presley  Charles,  ship  builder,  31  Woodbine. 

Presley  George,  marine  railway,  b.  93  Clin- 
ton. 

Presley  0.  J.,  ship  carpenter,  h.  91  Court- 
landt.     • 

Preston  Mrs.  Sarah  C.  widow,  resides  O.  P. 
Lewis. 

Preston  Thomas,  painter  and  paper  hanger, 
h.  43  Jackson. 

Pretcer  Richard,  cabinet  maker,  h.  48  John. 

PRICE,  CRAWFORD  &  MORRIS,  coal 
dealers,  office  government  pier. 

PRICE  DAVID,  wooden  and  willow  cab  fac- 
tory, 193  Pittsburgh,  h.  199  Pittsburgh. 

Price  David,  painter,  h.  51  Parkman. 

Price  Frederick,  h.  105  Hill. 

Price  Joseph,  blacksmith,  h.  206  Detroit. 

Price  Mary,  widow  of  Henry,  h.  24  Middle 
Alley. 

Price  Thomas  E.,  ship  carpenter,  h.  72  Burch. 

Price  W.  H.,  firm  Stilson,  Leek  &  P.,  h.  79 
Prospect. 

Price  William  I.,  firm,  P.,  Crawford  &  Mor- 
ris, h.  242  Euclid 

Priclip  Mrs.,  widow  of  John,  h.  282  Pitts- 
burgh. 

Pritchard  Daniel,  clerk,  136  Superior,  bds. 
69  Seneca. 

Pritchard  Henry,  S.,  book  binder,  h.  107  St. 
Clair. 


Pritchard  Mrs.  Julia,  widow  of  Beard,  h.  142 
Lake. 

Pritchard  Marcus  A.,  h,  142  Lake. 

Pritchard  William,    sailor,  bds.  452  Detroit. 

Priesmann  Geo.,  shoemaker,  14  Pearl. 

Prince  John,  carpenter  and  joiner,  h.  327 
Washington. 

Prince  John  G.,  law  student,  bds.  124  Water. 

Prince  Westwood,  carpenter,  h.  309  Wash- 
ington. 

Prince  William  H.,  machinist,  h.  327  Wash- 
ington. 

Prior  Allen  P.,  firm  P.,  Harbick  &  Co.,  h.  44 
Hamilton. 

PRIOR,  HARBICK  &  CO.,  dealers  in 
head  and  signal  lights,  lanterns,  tin  and 
copper  ware,  &c.,  95  Bank. 

Prior  Joseph,  builder,  h.  91  Duane. 

Prior  William  H.,  h.  62  Bank. 

Brisk  Richard,  melodeon  maker,  h.  Cedar 
Avenue. 

Priske  Richard,  cabinet  maker,  h.  196  Ce- 
dar Avenue. 

Probeck  George  J.,  gardener,  h.  1041  St. 
Clair. 

Probeck  John,  tailor,  h.  51  Harrison. 

Probert  William,  meat  market,  65  Ontario, 
h.  205  Pittsbargh. 

Probert  William,  meat  market,  comer  Ham- 
ilton and    Marshall. 

Proctor  Hannah  C,  h.  114  Bridge. 

Proctor  H.  E.  carpenter,  h.  52  Carroll. 

Proghal  Mrs.,  widow  of  Christian,  washwo- 
man, h.  81  Parkman. 

Propst  George,  cooper,  h.  85  Fulton, 

PROSSER  DILLON,  chaplain  Bethel 
Church,  h.  37  Rockwell. 

Pressor  Henry,  sailor,  bds.  142  River. 

Proud  foot  David,  painter  and  glazier,  184 
St.  Clair,  h.  170  Kinsman. 

Proudfoot  James,  painter,  159  Kirjsman,  h. 
172  Kinsman. 

Proudfoot  John,  painter,  h.  57  Rockwell. 

Proudfoot  John  P.,  painter,  h.  57  Rockwell. 

Proudfoot  William,  painter,  h.  63  Rockwell. 

Provo  Philip,  laborer. 

Prowo  Peter,  mason,  h.  7.  Fox  Avenue. 

Prueder  Jacob,  baker,  h.  171  Greenwood. 

Prunner  Jacob,  carpenter,  h.  316  Lake. 

Pucher  Victor,  file  cutter,  h.  76  Tracy. 

Pugh  Richard,  laborer,  bds.   21  CHfton. 

Pugh  R.  J.  watch  maker,  10  Public  Square, 
west  side,  h.  8  Miami. 

PUGH  &  STRONG,  jewelers,  132  Supe- 
rior. 

Puis  John,  undertaker,  154  Detroit,  h.  234 
Detroit. 

Puempin  Henrv,  porter,  h.  38  Abbey. 

Punderson  E.'F.,  22  Miller's  Block,  bds, 
Johnson  House. 


Coal  Oil  and  Lamp  Depot,  189  Ontario  St.,  Cleveland,  O. 


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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY. 


Punderson  Rev.  Ephraim,,  h.  439  Kinsman. 
Puraiihoa  John,  mason,  h.  26  Irvins;. 
Purcell  John,  student,  bds.  243  Hamilton. 
Puicell  Thomas,  machinist,  C.  &  E.  R.  R. 

shop. 
Purdie  Anthony,  mason,  h.  3  St.  Charles. 
Purdy  James,  horse  farrier,  h.  5  Eagle. 
Purdy  Nelson,  firm    P.    &  McNeil,  h.  21 

Vestry. 
PURDY  &  McNEIL,    lumber  merchants, 

277  Merwin. 
Purranhi()ii;a  C.  H.,  laborer,  10  Wadsworth. 
Putnam  El  bridge,    conductor,  C.  &  T.  R.  R., 

h.  80  Lake. 
Putnam  Erastus    G.,   clerk,    120    Superior, 

bds.  American  House. 
Putnam   Henry   W.,   mineral   water,  h.  58 

Huron. 
Putnam  John  G.,  h.  52  Bolivar. 
Putt  Frederick,  laborer,  102  Hamilton. 
Pynchon  J.  P.,  bds.  Angier  House. 

Q 

Quackeubusb  Nicholas,  sexton,  First  Baptist 
Church,  li.  145  Garden. 

Quay  A.  B.,  printer,  bds.  124  Champlain. 

Quay  George,  harness  maker,  h.  56  Cross. 

Quay  James,  harness  maker,  h.  75  Cross. 

Quiiyle  Dauiel,  shoemaker,  h,  37  E;ust  Lib- 
ertv. 

QUAYLE  FREDERICK,  boarding-house, 
86  Michigan. 

Quayle  Robert,  livery  stable,  Seneca,  h.  236 
Perry,  corner  Sibley, 

Quayle  Thomas,  carpenter,  h.  26  Marion. 

Quayle  Thomas  E.,  ship  builder,  bds.  50 
Bolivar. 

Quayle  Mrs.,  widow  of  William,  tailoress,  h. 
66  Hill 

Quayle  William  IL,  clerk,  32  Public  Square, 
bds.  50  Bolivar. 

Queylos  Francis,  ship  carpenter,  h.  74  Mc- 
Lean. 

Quigenfiold  Louis,  chair  maker,  h.  74  Muir- 
son. 

Quigley  John,  laborer. 

Quigly  Lawrence,  laborer,  32  Bond. 

Quine  Ann,  wndow  of  John,  h.  89  Lake. 

Quine  George,  ship  smith,  bds.  89  Lake. 

Quine  William,  machinist,  bds.  89  Lake. 

Quinesman  Edward,  sailor,  h.  240  Garden, 

Quinlan  Martin,  laborer,  82  Champlain, 

Quinlan  Timothv,  saloon,  River, 

QUI  XL  AN  THOMAS  J.,  news  dealer,  173 
Ontario. 

Quinn  Mrs.  Ann,  h.  303  Detroit. 

Quinn  Arthur,  Forest  City  Mills,  office  2 
Oviatt's  Block,  h.  corner  Erie  and  Chest- 
nut, 


Quinn  Charles  marble  polisher, 
Quinn  John,  sailor,  h.  82  Champlain, 
QUINN  JOHN,  Eagle  Brewery,  Michigan, 

h.  38  Huron, 
Quinn  John,machinist,  h.  40  Alabama. 
Quirk  John  W.,  engineer,  h.  146  Bolivar. 
Quittenbaum    A.,    physician,    Richardson's 

Block,  h.  36  Garden. 


R 

Raap  John,  laborer,  h.  221  Orange. 
Raape,  Peter,  laborer,  rear  38  Wilson. 
Rabatzky  Frederick,  saloon,  10  Union. 
Rabb  Richard,  machinist,  697  St.  Clair. 
Rabbech  Henry,  blacksmith,  bd.  56  Orange. 
Rabman    Christopher,   shoemaker,  347    St 
Clair. 

Rahon  David  G.,  carpenter,  h.  15  Crockett 

Rabon  James,  baggage  master,  L.  S.  R.  R. 
depot,  h.  199  Orange. 

Rabon  Joseph,  carpenter,  h.  197  Orange. 

Rackl  George,  laborer,  25  Lorain, 

Radcliffe  Alexander,  mason,  h.  21  Scoville. 

Radclitt' Alexander  U.,  carpenter,  h.  11  Sked. 

Radcliff  Robert,  carpenter,  h,  92  Cedar  Ave- 
nue. 

Radder  Karl,  printer,  h.  Hamilton. 

Rade  Maurice,  gas  fitter,  h.  101  Mechanics. 

Radenbec  Philip,  wagon  maker,  h.  904^St 
Clair. 

Radermacher  Robert,  salesman,  146  Ontario, 
h.  Oregon. 

Rady  Jeremiah,  laborer,  C.  C.  &  C.  R.  R., 
h.  98  Mechanics. 

Rady  John,  carpenter,  h.  461  West  River. 

Rady  John,  milkmaTi,  h.  93  Mechanics. 

Raebel  Hermann,  druggist,  179  Pearl. 

Radermaker  Eliza,  widow  of  Joseph,  h.  139 
Oregon. 

Raemer  Dietrieg,  shoemaker,  318  Hamilton, 

Rafenstein  Adam,  boots  and  shoes,  corner 
Huron  and  Ontario,  and  94  Parkman,  h. 
92  Brownell. 

Ragan  Jacob,  71  River. 

Ragan  John,  drayman,  h.  11  Hicks. 

Ragan  Patrick,  peddler,  h.  244  Washington. 

Ragg  Hcniy,  painter,  bds.  Se96  naca. 

Ragg  Margaret,  wido\v  of  William,  boarding- 
house,  96  Seneca. 

RAGGED  SCHOOL,  70  Champlain. 

Rahall  Edward,  carpenter,  h.  11  Willett. 

Rahn  Conrad,  tinner,  h.  454  Hamilton. 

Rahog  J.,  tailor,  44  Phelps. 

Raidy  John,  laborer.  West  River. 

Rake  Patrick,  laborer,  14  Founfcun  Alley, 

Ralf  William,  shoemaker,  h.  184  Hamilton. 

Ramsey  Hiram,  moulder,  h.  193  Hamilton. 

Ramsey  Hiram,  foundry,  h,  65  Harrison. 


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Ramsy  Mrs.  h.  81  Oregon. 

Eanacker  John,  sailor,  h.  110  Bridge. 

Ranay  John,  cooper,  h.  32  Fulton. 

Randall  C.  H.,  cashier,  G.  Worthington  & 
Co. 

Randall  L.  W.,  blacksmith,  h.  Greenwood. 

Randal  Frank,  sailor,  bds.  99  Seneca. 

Randell  Henry,  painter,  h.  341  Lorain. 

Randells  John,  laborer.  West  River. 

Randell  W.  L.,  blacksmith,  h.  151  Green- 
wood. 

Randells  Thomas,  laborer,  near  C.  &  M. 
coal  dock. 

Randerson  Joseph,  butcher,  165  Detroit,  h. 
72  Vermont. 

Randerson  George,  butcher,  165  Detroit,  h. 

71  Vermont. 

Randerson  Robert,  butcher,  165  Detroit,  h. 

72  Vermont. 

Randolph  Francis,  (colored)  sailor,  h.  19  Or- 
egon. 

Raney  John,  sailor,  h.  127  West  Main. 

Rannacher  F.  cutter,  125  Superior,  h.  Brook- 
lyn. 

RANNEY,  BACKUS  &  NOBLE,  attor- 
neys, 150  Superior. 

Ranney  John,  grainer  and  ornamentalist,  h. 
22  Prospect. 

Ranney  Joseph,  shoes,  140  Ontario,  h.  240 
St.  Clair. 

Ranney  Rufus  P.,  firm  R.,  Backus  &  Noble, 
h.  278  Euclid. 

RANNEY  SYLVESTER,  boots  and  shoe^, 
207  Superior,  h.  28  Lake. 

Ranney  William,  clerk,  207  Superior,  bds.  28 

RANSCHER  JOHN  G.,  saloon,  178  Onta- 
rio. 

Ransom  A.,  lumber  dealer,  h.  75  Oregon. 

Ransom  Chauncey  S.,  firm  R.,  Cobb  &  Co., 
h.  184  Prospect. 

RANSOM,  COBB  &  Co.,  planing  mill,  sash 
blinds  and  doors,  Columbus,  corner  Centre. 

Ransom  Richard,  rectifier,  238  Lorain. 

Ranter  Peter,  shoemaker,  h.  45  Burnham. 

Rantiers  Franklin,  sailor,  bds.  112  River. 

Rapline  Charles,  painter,  h.  316  Lake. 

Rapline  George,  painter,  h.  317  Luke. 

Rapoth  John,  h.  56  Webster. 

Rappe  Amedeus,  bishop,  St.  John's  Catholic 
Church,  h.  87  Bond. 

RAPPARLEE  JOHN,  carriages,  52  Michi- 
gan, h.  194  Seneca. 

Rapplea  Adam,  blacksmith,  h.  41  Irving. 

Raquet  Jacob,  saloon,  164  Greenwood. 

Easbolt  John,  cabinet  finisher. 

Raspolt  John,  saloon,  105  Orange. 

Rathgerg  John,  tailor,  91  Oregon.         ^ 

Raucli  Jacob,  wagon  maker,  262  Chambers. 

Rauschkop  William,  laborer, Quinn's  brewery. 


Raushkolb  William,  teamster,  h.  12  Wads- 
worth. 

Ravil  Jacob,  laborer,  Franklin. 

Rawell  Thomas,  painter,  185  Columbus,  h. 
Smith. 

Rawling  John,  moulder,  h  198  Hamilton. 

Rawson  Charles,  accountant,  bds.  356  Su- 
perior. 

RAWSON  LEVI,  flour  merchant,  Oviatt's 
Exchange,  foot  Superior,  h.  356  Superior. 

Rawson  Lemuel  0,  accountant,  bds.  212 
Prospect. 

Ray  Peter,  saloon,  113  Seneca. 

Ray  Willfam,  saloon,  263  West  River. 

Ray  William,  macliinist,  h.  145  Clinton. 

Raymond  Henry  N.,  clerk,  185  Superior,  h. 
336  Superior. 

Raymond  Samuel,  firm  S.  R.  &  Co.,  h.  336 
Superior. 

RAYMOND  S.  &  CO.,  dry  goods,  185  Su- 
perior. 

RAYNOLDS  HENRY  K.,  hardware,  96 
Superior,  h.  139  St.  Clair. 

Raynolds  Mrs.,  widow,  h.  28  Orange. 

Raynor  Edward  M.,  engineer,  C.  &  E.  R.  R., 
h.  731  Lake. 

Raynor  William,  fireman,  C.  &  E.  R.  R. 

Raypparla  Adam,  striker,  h.  Almon. 

Read  Charles  A.,  firm  C,  A.  R.  &  Co.,  h. 
East  Cleveland. 

Read  Charles  C,  captain,  h.  12  Vestry. 

Read  Charles  A.  &  Co.,  bankers,  95  Superior. 

Read  Frank  H.,  firm  C.  A.  R.  &  Co.,  h.  28 
Sheriff". 

Readall  John,  cabinet  maker,  264  St.  Clair. 

Readenback  Peter,  laborer,  33  High. 

Readenger  Joseph,  laborer,  Clifton. 

Reaihl  Christopher,  tin  smith,  bds.  108  Wa- 
ter. 

Rearden  Nancy,  widow  of  Dennis,  h.  36 
Hamilton. 

Reap  John,  cooper,  h.  47  Carroll. 

Rebstalk  Rudolph,  laborer.  Elm. 

Rechit  Casper,  laborer,  104  York. 

Rechter  Frederick,  machinist,  h.  144  Ham- 
ilton. 

Reckersberg  Louis,  carpenter,  58  Parkman. 

Reckord  Erastus,  ship  caulker,  h.  95  Wood- 
bine. 

Rec  Jacob,  ship  carpenter,  h.  55  Chatham. 

Redhead  Henry,  horse  farrier,  h.  196  Lake, 

Redhead  H.  W.,  blacksmith,  185  Seneca,  h. 
192  Lake. 

Redhead  William,  horse  farrier,  h.  194  Lake. 

REDING  AUGUSTUS  R.,  tailor,  33  Pros- 
pect, h.  45  Marion. 

Reding  Richard,  tailor,  h.  123  Garden. 

Redington  Joseph  A.,  agent.  Lake  Superior 
Mining  Co.,  h.  210  Franklin. 

Redman  Michael,  clerk,  bds.  4  Kinsman. 


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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY. 


Redmond  John  J.,  h.  27  Parkman. 

Redey  John,  laborer,  Spruce. 

Reed  John,  machinist,  h.  08  Carroll. 

Reed  John,  sailor,  h.  114  Turnpike. 

Reed  John,  tailor  129  Bank. 

Reed  John  C,  water  engineer,  h.  50  Jay. 

Reed  Robert,  machinist,  h.  260  Columbus. 

Reedach  Peter,  latorer,  .^4  Bolivar. 

Picedy  John,  switchman,  h.  435  Lake. 

Reehm    Mrs.    Elizabeth,  widow  of  E.,  bds. 
122  Cedar  Avenue. 

Reekard  Mary  A.,   widow   of  Ezra,   li.   41 
Wood. 

Reese  Clos.,  h.  43  Hamilton. 

Reese  Frederick,  grocery,  175  Lorain. 

Rees  John,  salesman,  h.  34  Bolivar. 

Rees  J.  H.,  forwarder,  River,h.  13  Oak  Place. 

Reeve  Thomas  R.,  machinist,  h.  491  Lake. 

Reeves  Charles,  farmer,  h.  298  Pittsburgh. 

Reeves  Mrs  Catharine  A.,  h.  194  Prospect 

Reeves  Edward,  laborer,  bds.  3  Hoot's  Alley. 

Reeves  Henry  W.,  printer,  bds.  194  Pros- 
pect. 

Reeves  Israel  M.,  painter,  34  Prospect. 

Reeves  John,  tinner,  82  Bank. 

Reeves  William,  painter,  bds.  491  Lake. 

Reiblein  Charles,  painter,  foreman  C.  &  E. 
R.  R.  paint  shop,  h.  Lake. 

Reichert  Leonard,  laborer,  37  Newton. 

Reid  Alexander,  eating  house,  4  Eii-st  Center. 

Reid  W.  R.,  clerk,  148  Water,  bds.  124 
Water. 

Reidenbach  Peter,  shoemaker,  h.  681  St. 
Clair. 

Reidenbaucli,  Peter,  teamster,  h.  34  Bolivar. 

Reidey  John,  switchman,  h.  333  Lake. 

Reidy  N.  C,  saloon,  134  River. 

Reif  C,  grocery,  786  St.  Clair. 

Reigler,  John,  joiner,  h.  194  Hamilton. 

Reiley  Luke,  drayman,  h.  323  Hamilton. 

Reilly  Sarah,  widow  of  Patrick,  h.  alley  rear 
478  Hamilton. 

Reilly  Edward,  bds.  211  Pittsburgh. 

Reilly  Patrick,  sjicculator,  h.  52  East  Lib- 
erty. 

Reilly  Thomas,  drayman,  li.  corner  Supe- 
rior and  Case  Avenue. 

Reilh'  Mrs.  Bridget,  h.  rear  IGl  Oregon. 

Reily  John,  laborer,  67  Lamartiue. 

Reily  Joseph,  shipping  clerk,  C.  &  T.  R.  R., 
bds.  83  Water. 

Reinhardt  J.,  blacksmith,  h.  41  Phelps. 

Reinh  art  Christian,  tailor,  100  Water,  bds.  78 
^t.  Clair. 

Re's  Nicholas,  stone  cutter,  h.  107  Scovillc 
Avenue. 

Reiser  Charles,  gardener,  h.  163  Garden. 

Reisse  C,  constable  and  agent  for  Gorman 
Insurance  Cnrapany,  rear  Krause's  Drug 
Store,  Ontario. 


Reitc  William,  firm  Manning  &  R.,  h.  Brook- 

lyn. 

Reitter  Reuben,  nailer,  Seneca  St.  Bridge. 

Rehen  Michael,  laborer,  rear  90  Oregon. 

Rehle  Bertes,  latorer,  rear  59  Penn. 

Remington  Mrs.  Angeline,  widow  of  Ezeriah, 
seamstress,  h.  26  Cherry. 

Remington  John  G.,  saloon,  116  Water,  h. 
83  St.  Clair. 

Remington  Stephen  G.,  firm  Brackett  R.  & 
Co.,  h.  83  St.  Clair. 

Ilenchbecker  John,  laborer,  149  Monroe. 

Rendensparker  John,  tailor,  h.  38  Burwell. 

Ilonner  John,  mason,  h.  82  Bridge. 

Rcnner  Eustice,  cari)enter,  h,  120  York. 

Renond  W.  H.,  captain,  bds.  17  Johnson. 

Rentflersh ,  laborer,  99  Willot. 

Ronton,  David,  car{)enter,  h.  122  Taylor. 

Renton  John,  baker,  h.  80  Penn. 

Rentz  Matthias,  carpenter,  h.  72  Marion. 

Rentz  Mrs.  Hannette,  widow  of  Frederick,  h. 
279  Columbus. 

Rejip  John,  laborer,  324  St.  Clair. 

RESERVOIR,  corner  Franklin  and  Ken- 
tucky. 

Resler   Henry,  laborer,  895  Superior. 

Reseman ,  peddler,  h.  43  Oregon. 

Respold  John,  painter,  h.  44  Parkman. 

Rettberg  Adolph,  firm  R.  &  Hausman,  con- 
sul of  Hanover  and  Brunswick,  h.  173 
St.  Clair. 

Rettberg  George,  clerk,  232  Superior,  h.  102 
Erie. 

RETTBERG  &  HAUSMAN,  fancy  goods, 
232  Superior. 

Retter  John,  shoemaker,  h.  103  Penn. 

Reus  Casper,  laborer,  34  Parkman. 

Reuscher  John,  stone  cutter,  bds.  Spruce. 

Rusher  G.  E.,  bar  keeper,  William  Tell 
House. 

Renter  Rev.  Geo.  A.,  h.  comer  Lorain  and 
Hudson. 

Reve  David,  laborer.  West  River. 

REVIEW,  daily  and  semi-weekly, '  147 
AVater. 

Reynolds  Mrs.  Ann,  dress  maker,  h.  91  Sco- 
ville  Avenue. 

Reynolds  Daniel,  candle  maker. 

Reynolds  G.  H.,  carpenter,  h.  113  Burcb. 

Reynolds  Hugh,  shoemaker,  h.  13  Division 
Alley. 

Reynolds  Isaac,  R.  R.  freight  agent,  bds. 
Commercial  House. 

Reynolds  John,  flagman,  h.  rear  20  Supe- 
rior. 

Reynolds  Richard,  h.  91  Scoville  Avenue. 

Reynolds  Thomas,  laborer,  435  River. 

Rezner  William  B.,  druggist  and  physician, 
319  St.  Clair. 

Rheinmaker  Robert,  laborer,  124  Oregon. 


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Rhine  J.,  laborer,  32  Lawrence. 

Rhine  John,  laborer,  rear  274  Hamilton. 

Rhine  John,  laborer,  264  Hamilton. 

Rhinhart  Christ,  tailor,  bds.  78  Water. 

Rhinehart   Francis,    carriage   painter, 
Frankfort.  ' 

Rhoads  Charles,  mason,  h.  88  Bond. 

Rhoads  James,  i^lasterer,  h.  188  Garden. 

RHODES   &    CARD,   coal   and  iron, 
West  River. 

Rhodes  Charles,  blacksmith,  h.  237  Garden. 

Rhodes  Charles  D.,  ticket  agent  C.  &  M.  R. 
R.,  h.  50  Washington.  • 

Rhodes  Charles  L.,  Vice  President  and  Super- 
intendent, C.  &  M.  R.  R.,  h.  50  Wash- 
ington. 

Rhodes  Daniel  P.,  firm  R.  &  Card,  h.  148 
Franklin. 

Rhodes  Silas,  gardener,  h,  167  Garden. 

Rhodes  W.  J.^  clerk,  bds.  79  Lake. 

Rhodes  William,  grocery,  comer  Eagle  and 
Kinsman. 

Rhodes  William  J.,  machinist,  h.  28  Brown- 
ell. 

Rhone  Edward,  h.  79  Ohio. 

Rialy  Thomas,  drayman,  h.  915  Superior. 

Ribble  James,  sailor,  h.  87  Woodbine. 

Ribbles  Peter,  laborer,  477  Lake. 

Ribley  Jacob,  shoemaker,  h.  49  Laurel. 

Rice  Amelia,  seamstress,  h.  41  Wood. 

RICE  &  BURNETT,  crockery,  103  Supe- 
rior. 

Rice  Harvey,  attorney  and  farmer,  h.  427 
Kinsman. 

Rice  Jacob,  laborer,  17  Mill, 

Rice  James,  stone  cutter,  h.  116  Courtlandt. 

Rice  James,  book  keeper.  Union  Hall,  h.  22 
Mandrake. 

Rice  John,  laborer,  27  Clifton. 

Rice  John,  carpenter,  h.  Heights. 

Rice  Percival  W.,  firm  R.  &  Burnett,  bds. 
Angier  House. 

Rice  Simon,  cigar  maker,  h.  314  Pittsburgh. 

Rich  Ferdinand,  tailor,  h.  90  Erie, 

Rich  Uriah,  carpenter,  h.  23  Hicks. 

Rich  Rev.  W.  A.,  assistant  pastor,  bds.  199 
Prospect. 

Richard  Jacob  L.,  peddler,h.  comer  Pittsburgh 
and  Irving. 

Richard  Peter,  shoemaker,  h.  148  River. 

Richards  C.  D.,  carpenter,  h.  140  Ohio. 

Richards  John,  h.  21  Granger. 

Richards  Joseph  M.,  gent.,  h.  101  St.  Clair, 
Richards  Thomas,  stair  builder,  h.  69  Hicks. 
Richards  Thomas,  tailor,  h,  38  Alabama. 

Richards  W.  W.,  County  Commissioner,  h.  So- 
lon. 
Richards  William,  tailor,  h.  197  Hamilton. 
Richardson  Cicero,  (colored)  plasterer,  h.  116 
Hudson. 


Richardson   Frank    B.,    machinist,   bds.    52 

Bank. 
Richardson  Henry,  shoemaker,  h.  25  Garden. 
RICHARDSON    MARK,  cigar  manufactu- 
rer, 197  Superior,  bds.  Johnson  House. 
Richardson  Moses,  bds   25  Garden. 
Richardson  Samuel   H.,  builder,  h.  76   On- 
tario. 
Richardson  William,  painter,  h.  801  Lake. 
Richardson  William,  sailor,  bds.  153  West 

River. 
Richardston  August,  cabinet  maker,  h.   146 

Oregon. 
Richardt  Andreas,  laborer,  96  Mclican. 
Richardt  Conrad,  butcher,  h.  51  Irving, 
Richel  Thomas,  tailor,  h.  44  Scoville  Av- 
enue. 
Richman  D.,  clerk,  G.  A.  Davis  &  Co.,  bds. 

36  Chestnut. 
Richman  Edmund,  laborer,  36  Chestnut. 
Richman  Mrs.,  widow  of  Washington,  h.  241 

Erie. 
Richmond  Brima,  shoemaker,  h.  8  Orange, 
Richmond  Edward,  bds.  Brownell. 
Richmond  Martin  S.,  ship  blacksmith,  h,  70 

Duane. 
Richner  John,  machinist,  h.  72  Chatham, 
Richter  Frederick,  machinist,  h,  146  Ham- 
ilton. 
Richler  William,    maltster,    Lucas   &    Co., 

h.  Cham  plain. 
Rickhart  Mrs.  Catharine,  widow,  washerwo- 
man, h.  114  Hudson. 
Rickel  Henry,  porter,  Johnson  House, 
Richersiser  John,  bricklayer,  h.  280  Pitts- 
burgh, 
Riddals  Charles,  butcher,  h.  Howe. 
RIDDLE  ALBERT  G.,  firm  Williamson  & 

R.,  h.  19  Cheshire, 
Riddle     Charles     A.,     clerk,     145     Onta- 
rio, h.  Howe. 
Riddle  Joseph  F.,  law  student,  bds.  60  Sen- 
eca. 
Riddle  Peter,  gardener,  h.  Burch. 
Riddle  Miss  Sarah,  saloon,  20  West  Main. 
Ridenacher   Martin,    cabinet   maker,  h.  62 

Jackson. 
Ridenbagh  Philip,  carriage  maker,  Lowman's, 

h.  St.  Clair. 
RIDER  LORENZO  J.,  attorney,  236  Supe- 
rior, h.  11  Miami. 
RIDER  MILTON  L.,  city   inspector,  high- 
wines  and  liquors,  bds.  11  Miami. 
Ridge  William,  market  man,  h.  184  Cedar 

Avenue, 
Ridgeway   George,    constable,   h.  98  Muir- 

son. 
Ridt  John,   carpenter,  h.  comer  Carroll  and 

Jersey, 
Riebold  John,  tinner,  bds,  100  Seneca. 


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Riece  John,  laborer,  bds.  35  Bolivar. 

Riel  Christian,  tinner. 

Riely  Tlionias,  h.  West  River. 

Eierdon  James,  teamster,  h.  45  Mayflower. 

Eicsch  John,  drayman,  li.  90  Ohio. 

Riesterer  Theodore,  shoemaker,  h.  20  Ir- 
ving. 

Rijrliy  O.W.,  clerk,  II.  P.  Weddell,  bds. 
Weddell  House. 

Rigg  John,  machinist,  h.  28  Herman. 

Rigger  P]rnst,  laborer,  34  Orange. 

Eigland  Jacob,  clerk,  bds.  corner  Bond  and 
St.  Clair. 

Riglander  William,  grocery,  214  St.  Clair. 

Riken  Hamilton,  cigar  maker,  h.  145  Biidge. 

Riley  James,  puddler,  bds,  89  Case  Avenue. 

Riley  John,  marble  cutter,  bds.  169  Seneca. 

Riley  Lawrence,  laborer,  West  River. 

Riley  Peter,  laborer.  Hickory. 

Riley  Thomas,  engineer,  h.  75  Fulton. 

Riley  Thomas  J.,  mail  agent,  bds.  American. 

Rilie  William,  laborer,  16  Johnson. 

Rielly  John,  butcher,  bds.  213  Garden. 

Rilly  Mary,  widow,  washerwoman,  h.  Elm. 

Rimes  John,  blacksmithing,  60  Pittsburgh, 
h.  rear  73  Bolivar. 

Riney  David,  (colored,)  waiter,  Angier 
House. 

Ring  J.,  laborer,  43  Phelps. 

Ring  Michael,  laborer. 

Ring  Samuel,  h.  57  Clinton. 

Ripley  Alvin,  captain  on  lakes,  h.  199  Clin- 
ton. 

Eijjley  George  J.,  coppersmith,  9  Frankfort. 

RIPLEY,  SON  &  CO.,  marble  dealers,  179 
Superior. 

Rijjma  Henry,  caq^enter,  h.  272  Peny, 

Eische  Matthias,  h.  rear  82  Oregon. 

Risser  Christ,  cabinet  maker,  h.  29  Rockwell. 

Risser  Jacob,  teamster. 

Risser  Mary, widow  of  Daniel  boarding-house, 
68  Water. 

Ritter  Christian,  jilasterer,  h.  on  railroad, 
west  side. 

Ritter  John,  ship  blacksmith,  bds.  99  Ken- 
tucky. 

Ritter  Lorenzo,  ship  blacksmith,  bds.  249 
Bridge. 

Ritterlich  Frederick  tailor,  bds.  alley, 
rear  19  Parkman. 

Eittcrmann  John  K.,  laborer,  43  Laurel. 

Eittman  Patrick,  confectioner,  bds.  16  Foun- 
tain Alley. 

Eoach  Franklin,  laborer,  bds.  142  Eiver. 

Eoach  John,  laborer.  111  Crockett. 

Eoad  Henry,  candy  maker,  h.  128  Orange. 

Eoade  Frederick,  laboror,  59  Cherry. 

Eoan  William,  mason,  h.   98  Kinsman. 

Eobbins  Henry,  clerk,  190  Sujierior,  bds. 
City  Hotel. 


ROBBIXS  TIMOTHY  H.,  training  stable 
5  Academy,  bds.  81  Rockwell. 

Robcrson  John,  lal)orer,  40  West  IMain. 

Roberson  Mrs.  Mary,  h.  40  West  Main. 

ROI>ERTS  ANSEL, wool  and  morocco  skins, 
office  comer  Bank  and  Frankfort,  factory 
Canal,  h.  123  St.  Clair. 

Roberts  C.  H.,  accountant,  corner  Bank  and 
Frankfort,  bds.  123  St.  Clair. 

Roberts  Henry,  sailor,  bds.  134  River. 

Roberts  John,  brass  moulder,  bds.  149  Lake. 

Rolierts  Lyman  C,  conductor,  C.  &  E.  R.  R., 
lids.  57  Wilson. 

Roberts  Richard,  firm  E.  &  McGarvey,  h.  66 
Erie. 

Roberts  Richard.  N.,  moulder. 

Roljerts  Robert  H.,  merchant,  h.  137  Ohio. 

Roberts  Thomas,  stone  cutter,  h.  69  Or- 
ange. 

Roberts  William,  edge  tool  maker,  h.  57 
McLean. 

Roberts  William,  laborer,  h.  rear  97  Willet. 

Roberts  W.  W.,  firm  J.  H.  Drew  &  Co.,  h. 
28  Chestnut. 

Rolierts  William,  h.  on  railroad,  west  side. 

ROBERTS  &  McGARVEY,  plumbers,  gas 
and  steam  fitters,  12  Prospect, 

Robertson  Daniel,  h.  95  Spruce. 

Robertson  David,  laborer,  97  Merchant. 

Robertson  David,  stone  cutter,  bds.  77  Cedar 
Avenue. 

Robertson  John,  seaman,  h.  10  Belmont 

Robertson  Joseph,  blacksmith,  h.  255  Lo- 
rain. 

Robertson  William,  carpenter,  h.  77  Cedar 
Avenue. 

Robinson  Alfred,  captain,  h.  31  Academv. 

ROBINSON  BENJAMIN  F.,  dentist,  h!  60 
Wood. 

Robinson  Charles,  patent  agent,  h.  284  De- 
troit. 

Robison  Charles  W.,  h.  60  Wood. 

Robinson  Christopher,  depot  master,  C.  C.  & 
C.  R.  R.,  bds.  118  Lake. 

Robinson  Eliza  P.,  bds.  150  Seneca. 

Robinson  Horace,  boatman,  bds.  Canal  Ba- 
sin. 

Robinson  James,  machinist,  h.  517  St.  Clair. 

Robinson  James,  machinist,  bds.  352  St 
Clair. 

Robinson  James  W.,  foreman,  C.  &  C.  E.  E. 
shoj),  h.  114  Columbus. 

Robinson  John,  basket  maker,  h.  233  Sco- 
ville  Avenue. 

Robinson  John,  traveling  glazier,  h.  91 
Tracy. 

Robinson  Robert,  tailor,  h.  220  Pittsburgh. 

Robinson  Thomas  nurse,  marine  hospital,  h. 
222  Lake. 

Robinson  Thomas,  saloon,  222  Lake. 


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Robinson  Thomas,   salesman,  180  Superior, 
h.  44  Prospect. 

Robinson  W.   A.,    clerk,  H.  D.  KendaU  & 
Co.,  bds.  Bennet  House. 

Robinson  William,   carpenter,    bds.  corner 
Perry  and  Cedar  Avenue 

Robinson  William,  L.  S.  R.  R.  bdsV  }11  Eu- 
clid. 

ROBISON  C.  H.,  clothing,  180  Superior,  h. 
420  Euclid. 

Robinson  John  T.  salesman,  180   Superior, 

h.  44  Prospect. 
•  Robison  John  T.  clothing,  180  Superior,  bds. 
44  Prospect. 

Robison  Jonathan,   ship   carpenter,   h.  208 
Detroit. 

Robison  Thomas,   clothing,  h.  44  Prospect. 

Robison  William,  sailor,  bds.  122  River. 

ROBISON  W.  S.,  clothing,  180  Superior,  h. 
44  Prospect. 

Robison  William,  attorney,  121  Superior,  h. 
Newburgh. 

ROBISOX   &    OVIATT,   beef   and    pork 
packers,  Meadow. 

Robson  Miles,  stair  builder,  h.  30  Granger. 

Rbby  F.  W.,  cabinetmaker,  bds.  48  Bank. 

Rock  Frederick,  cabinetmaker,  h.  27  Lyman. 

ROCKAFELLOW  JOHN  J.,  coal  merchant, 
C.  &  P.  R,  R.  pier,  h.  54  Huron. 

Rockefeller  John  D.,  firm  Clark  &  R.,  h.  33 
Cheshire. 

Rockefeller   William,    accountant,    bds.  33 
Cheshire. 

Rockefeller  William,  physician,  h.  33  Chesh- 
ire. 

Rockert  Conrad,  shoemaker,  255  St.  Clair. 

Rockert  Jacob,  carriage  trimmer,  h.  254  St. 
Clair. 

Rockert  Morris,  laborer,  318  St.  Clair. 

Rockingham  Richard,  puddler,  h.  113  Case 
Avenue. 

Rockwell  R.  E.,  teller,    Wasson,  Everett  & 
Co ,  h.  49  Huntington. 

ROCKWELL  STREET   SCHOOL,  Rock- 
well, between  Wood  and  Bond. 

Rodacher  Gotleib,  blacksmith,  262   Colum- 
bus, h.    Heights. 

Rodey   Mary,    widow   of  Frederick,  h.    52 
Jay. 

Rodder  Charles,  saloon,  98  Hamilton. 

Roddic  George,  sailor,  h.  114  Hudson. 

Koddman  1  enry,  tailor,  h.  rear  410  Perry. 

Rodgers  John,  sailor,  h.  181  Lake. 

Rodgers  Joseph,  laborer,  109  Oregon. 

Rodgers  Joseph,  laborer,  22  Dodge.— 
Rodgers  William,  saloon,  corner  Columbus 

and  River,  h.  34  Hicks. 
Rodear  Conrad,  mason,  h  113  Laurel. 
Rodman  Thomas  S.,  physician,  corner  Erie 
and  Prospect,  h.  199  Erie. 


Rodolph  Robstock,  lime  burner,  h.  Elm. 

Roe  Ezra,  fisherman,  h.  Hickory. 

Roeder  C.   J.,   salesman,    28   River,    h.  73 
Lake. 

ROEDER  &  CO.,    dealers   in  wines   and  li- 
quors, 265  Columbus. 

Roeder  Frederick  G.,  grocery,  86  Jersey. 

Roeder  Gothold,  firm  R.  &  Co.,  h.  Bridge. 

ROEDER  PHILIP,  physician,  51  Frankfort, 
h.  231  St.  Clair. 

Roemer  H.  &  H.,  merchant  tailors,  11  Wa- 
ter. 

Roemer  Hartman,  firm  H.  H.  R.  &  Co.,  h. 
comer  Orange  and  Perrv. 

Roemer    Henry,   firm  H."'&   H.  R.,  h.  238 
Kinsman. 

Roer  Jacob,  laborer,  57  Mechanics. 

ROGERS  CHARLES  C,  brewery,   Seneca, 
south  end,  h.  61  Eagle. 

Rogers  Charles  W.,  shoemaker,  bds  Burnett 
House. 

Rogers  Ephraim,  draftsman,  h.  57  Pearl. 

Rogers  Hezekiah,  firm  Brackett,  Remington 
&  Co.,  h  47  Huntington. 

Rogers  J.  A.,  physician,  h.  94  Seneca. 

Rogers  J.  P.,  policeman,  h.  16  Oourtlandt. 

Rogers  John,  sailor,  h.  22  Vermont. 

Rogers  Rev.  Lorenzo,  h.  44  Cheshire. 

Rogers  President  M.,  carpenter,  h.  14  Brain- 
ard. 

Rogers  Robert,  clerk,  bds.  79  Lake. 

Rogers  Willard,  peddler,  h.  339  Detroit. 

Rogers  William,  brakesman,  bds.  491  Lake. 

Rogerson  William,  cellar  digger,  h.  36  Hill. 

Rogge  William,  grocery,  119  York. 

Roh  George,  butcher,  h.  23  Vine. 

Rohl  Frederick,  groom,  J.  Cartwright. 

Rohrheimer  Bernhart,  cigar  maker,  bds.  226 
Pittsburgh. 

Rohrheimer  Jacob,  cigars,  113    Ontario,  h. 
226  Pittsburgh. 

Rohrick  John,  carpet   weaver,  h.  12  Floyd. 

Roin  Michael,  sailor,  bds.  153  West  River, 

Rolder  Bennett,  cooper,  h.  215  Bridge. 

Rolder  Bernard,  cooper,  217  Bridge,  h.  219 
Bridge. 

Rolder  George,  blacksmith,  C.  &  E.  R.R.  ma- 
chine shop. 

Rolder  John,    cooper,   217  Bridge,  h.    215 
Bridge. 

Rolfe  Charles,  coal  oils,  h.  260  Prospect. 

Rolf  William,   shoemaker,  h.  84  Hamilton. 

Rollison  Horace,  milliner,  h.  39  Pearl. 

Rollinet  Charles,  cook,  389  Superior. 

Romit  David,  peddler,  h.  74  Hill. 

Ronay  Mark,  grocery,  h.  157  Lake. 

Roney  James,  h.  12  Walnut. 

Roniger  John,  saloon,    144  Greenwood,  h. 
144  Greenwood. 

Roof  Ansel,  laborer,  C.  &  P.  R.  R. 


Coal  Oil  and  Lamp  Depot,  189  Ontario  Street,  Cleveland,  OMo. 


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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY. 


Roof  Frederick,  saloon,  4G  Columbus. 

Roof  Joseph,  laborer,  87  Root. 

Roof  I'eter,  laborer,  lOt  Orejjon. 

Rook  Joseph,  laborer,  171  (;)ran}»e. 

Roos  Matthias,  .shoe  maker,  259  St.  Clair. 

Root  C.  A.,  box  manufactory,  IGO  West  Lib- 
erty, bds.  35'J  Lorain. 

Root  Elias,  sr.,  h.  355  Lorain. 

Root  Elias  L.,  firm  R.  White.law  &  Co.,  h. 
54  Pearl. 

Root  Captain  Klmer,  h.  53  Willey. 

Root  Frederick,  printer,  Plaindealer,  h.  52 
McLean. 

Root  John,  tailor,  h.  135  York. 

Root  Ralph  R.,  firm  Morgan  &  R ,  h.  6 
Euclid. 

ROOT,  WHITELAW  &  CO.,  wholesale  and 
retail  leather  dealers,  7  Water. 

Ropper  William,  laborer,  28Croton. 

Roraback  Mrs.  U.,  dress  maker,  h.  63  On- 
tario. 

Rork  Dennis,  engineer,  h.  169  Wilson. 

Rorke  Mary  A.,  dress  maker,  37  Bank. 

Rosander  Edward,  painter  and  glazier,  h.  18 
Sibley. 

Roschestsca  Joseph,  grocery,  14  Croton. 

Rose  I'enjarain,  firm  R.  &  Brother,  h.  East 
Cleveland. 

ROSE  &  BROTHER,  pork  store,  142  and 
144  Ontario. 

Rose  Edward,  firm  R.  &  Brother,  h.-  New- 
burgh. 

Rose  Elia.s,  bds.  216  Pittsburgh. 

Rose  Henry,  mason,  h.  19  Grove. 

Rose  Peter,  woolen  goods,  h.  21  Rockwell. 

Rose  Philip,  carpenter,  Sturtevant's. 

Rose  Valentine,  laborer,  rear  33  Mill. 

Rose  William  E.,  grocery,  h.  308  Perry. 

Rosen  Henry  J.,  tailor,  h.  416  St.  Clair. 

Rosenbaum  Abram,  grocer,    164  Prospect. 

Rausenbaum  Moses,  butcher,  141  Kinsman. 

Rosenblet  Louis,  peddler,  h.  158  Scoville  Av- 
enue. 

Rosenfelder  Benedict,  shoemaker,  347  St. 
Clair. 

Rosegrant  Cornelius,  brakesman,  h.  158 
Root. 

Rosekraus  Mrs.  A.,  wndow  of  Jacob,  h.  Co- 
lumbus, near  Stillman  House. 

Roser  Frederick,  bar  tender,  Weddell  House. 

Roscwater  Herman,  peddler,  h.  46  Belmont 

Roskope  Charles,  butcher,  h.  414  Perry. 

Ross  A.,  ship  carpenter,  h.  90  Dare. 

Ross  Mrs.  Benjamin,  h.  30  Huntington. 

Ross  Charles  H.,  salesman,  114  Water,  h.  30 
Huntington. 

Ross  G.  C,  meat  market,  129  Ontario,  h.  26 
Kinsman. 

Ross  George  W.,  firm,  Bishop,  R.  &  Co.,  bds. 
Weddell  House. 


Ross  James,  h.  287  Pros]iect. 

ROSS  J.  P.,  proprietor  Weddell  House. 

ROSS  JOSHUA,  meat  market,  129  Ontario, 
h.  60  Kinsman. 

lioss  Theodore,  accountant  Weddell  House. 

Rossiter  James,  lalx)rer,  41  Hicks. 

Post  Jacob,  laborer,  132  Dare. 

Rota  Hcfiry,  baker,  h.  28  Scoville  Avenue. 

Rotahker  John,  cabinet  maker,  h.  11  Jack- 
son. 

Pioth    Henry,  confectioner,    149    Water. 

Rnth  John,"  cigars,  h.  313  Pitt.sburgh. 

Roth  Michael,  laborer,  25  Summit  Alley. 

Hothaker  John,  melodeon  maker. 

Rothenbuecher  Adel,  peddler,  bfls.  60  Green- 
A^ood. 

Rothenbuecher  George  A ,  cook,  h.  60 
Greenwood. 

Rotheram  E.,  grocery,  46  Mcrwin. 

Rothweiler,  Rev.  Jacob,  h.  188  Lorain. 

Rourk  Owen,  sailor. 

Rouse  Benjamin,  firm  Gates,  R.  &  Butts,  h, 
53  Wood. 

Rouse  Benjamin  F.,  accountant,  H.  N. 
Gates,  h.  150  Prospect. 

ROUSE'S  BLOCK,  corner  Superior  and 
Public  Square. 

Rouse  E.  C,  firm  R.  &  Jennings,  h.  41  Eu- 
clid. 

Rouse  George,  saloon,  corner  Bank  and 
Frankfort. 

ROUSE  &  JENNINGS,  real  estate  and  in- 
surance,  211  Superior.     , 

Rouser  George,  brick  maker,  h.  6  Pittsburgh 
Continued. 

Rousher  Jacob,  drayman,  bds.  56  Abbey. 

Rowbottom  John,  cutter,  h.  71  Scoville  Av- 
enue. 

Rowe  Anna,  widow  of  William,  seamstress, 
h.  66  Tracy. 

Rowe  Samuel  W.,  boarding-house,  53  Frank- 
fort. 

Rowe  William,  tailor,  h.  150  Orange. 

Roxborough  Charles  A.,  (colored,  steward,  h, 
62  Bond. 

Royal  Hcnrj^,  engine  wiper,  h.  Lyman. 

Rozen  Henrv  I.,  tailor,  Williams'  Block,  on 
Dock,  h.  416  St.  Clair. 

RUBANSUAL  GEORGE,  cooper,  and  beer 
saloon,  60  Bridge. 

Rubrecht  Jacob,  laborer,  36  Scoville  Ave- 
nue. 

Rudd  Charles,  blind  maker,  h.  330  Kins- 
man. 

Ruder  Jacob,  firm  Lowrie  &  R.,  bds.  59 
Frankfort 

Rudman  William,  gardener,  h.  rear  29  Park- 
man. 


Rudolph  Charles,  tailor,  h.  15  Minnesota. 
Rudy  Jacob,  clerk,  h.  16  Hickox. 

Wm.  C.  NORTH'S  Photograph  and  Pine  Art  Gallery,  205  Superior  St. 


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Eyan  John,  plumber,  h.  96  Oregon. , 

Eyan  Mrs.  Eliza,  h.  96  Oregon. 

Eyan  James,  canal  boatman,  bds.  249  West 
Eiver. 

Eyan  John,  meat  market,  h.  416  Lorain. 

Eyan  John,  laborer,  87  Lyman. 

Eyan  Mary,  widow  of  John,  h.  9  St.  Clair. 

Eyan  Michael,  maltster,  bds.  3  Eoot's  Alley. 

Eyan  Michael,  shoemaker,  15  Pearl,  h.  289 
Washington. 

Eyan  Michael,  shoemaker,  h.  185  Detroit. 

Eyan  Mrs.,  widow,  washerwoman,  h.  be- 
tween Franklin  and  West  Eiver. 

Eyan  Patrick,  tailor,  h.  2  Superior  Avenue. 

Eyan  Patrick,  drayman,  h.  103  York. 

Eyan  Thomas,  draj^man,  h.  55  Superior  Av- 
enue. 

Eyan  Timothy,  laborer,  near  Spruce. 

Eyan  William,  tailor,  bds.  Franklin  House. 

Eyan  William,  brass  founder,  bds.  96  Or- 
egon. 

Eyan  William,  tailor,  bds.  145  Turnpike. 

EYDEE  J.  F.,  photographer,171  Superior,  h, 
152  Prospect. 

Eyers  D.  S.,  bird  and  animal  fancier,  h.  275 
Pittsburgh. 

Eylie  Henry,  blacksmith,  243  Lorain. 

Eyne  Jeremiah,  laborer,  471  St   Clair. 

Eyne  William,  engine  wiper,  C.  &  E.  E.  E. 


Ruedv  J.  J.,  clerk,  201  Superior,  h.  4 
Middle. 

Euff  Earnst,  laborer,  Chatham. 

Euf  George  F.,  cooper,  bds.  near  C.  &  M.  E. 
E.  Depot. 

EufF  William,  laborer,  84  Orange. 

Euff  Jacob,  laborer,  34  Orange. 

Euffini  E.,  hats,  caps  and  furs,  175  Sttperior, 
h.  32  Brovvnell. 

Euger  Karl,  professor,  Cleveland  Institute,  h. 
12  Webster. 

Euggles  H.  D.,  salesman,  132  Water,  bds  115 
Kinsman. 

Euggles  Jarius  G.,  deputy  sheriff,  h.  New- 
burgh. 

Euhland  John,  meat  market,  402  Pittsburgh. 

Eule  Philip,  laborer,  213  Croton. 

Eumage  Harvey,  sailor  h.  198  Clinton. 

Rumage,  Mrs.  Mary,  widow  of  Thomas,  bds. 
198  Lake. 

Rumage  Solon,  sailor,  h.  204  Lake. 

Rundell  George,  G.  C.  &  C.  E.  E.,  h.  11  Howe. 

Euntfleish  August,  sexton,  Jewish  Cemete- 
ry, h.  Willet. 

Runtz  Peter,  silk  and  woolen  dyer,  h.  265 
Pittsburgh. 

Ruple  F.  S.,  machinist,  bds.  64  Oregon. 

Euppert  Jacob,  baker,  h.  30  East  Liberty. 

Euss  Jacob,  cooper,  h.  128  Vine. 

Eussell  Adam,  shoemaker,  h.  6  Pop  Corn 
Alley. 

Russell  Alexander,  laborer,  35  Academy. 

Eussell  Anson  A;,  brakesman,  bds.  7  Mar- 
shall. 

Eussell  Arthur,  student,  bds.  232  Lake. 

EUSSELL  COENELIUS  L.,  attorney,  h.  94 
Washington. 

Eussell  David,  sail  maker,  h.  222  Lorain, 

Eussell  Edward,  butcher,  h.  73  McLean. 

Eussell  George,  brakesman,  h.  112  Franklin. 

Eussell  Henry  V.,  tinner,  h.  101  Prospect. 

Eussell  Jacob,  cooper,  h.  128  Vine. 

Eussell  James,  marble  cutter,  h.  Hill. 

Russell  John,  blacksmith,  Lowman's. 

Russell  Kirby,  brakesman,  h.  41  Wood. 

Russell  Lorenzo  G.,  conductor  C.  &  P.  R.  R., 
h.  10  Johnson. 

Russell  Mary,  washerwoman,  h.  25  High. 

Russell  William,  physician,  h.  144  Pitts- 
burgh. 

Ruser  John,  tailor,  h.  14  Girard. 

Eute  William,  baker,  332  Hamilton. 

Euthledge  Mary  A.,  widow  of  Henry,  seam- 
stress, h.  122  Detroit. 

Rutladge  John,  shoemaker,  h.  165  J3ridge. 

Rutter  A.  L.,  book  keeper,  137  Water. 

Rutter  Sarah  Ann,  widow  of  Henry  A.,  h. 
102  Ohio. 

Rutts  William,  laborer,  Hamilton. 

Ryan  David,  laborer,  110  Hamilton. 

Cleveland,  O.    Tliose  wishing  a  Photograph,  in  Oil,  Plain  Photograph, 


Saal  George,  saloon,  6  Frankfort. 

Sabin  William,  firm  J.  Holt  &  Co.,  h.  110 
Franklin. 

Sacket  Edward  G.  h.  21  Chestnut. 

Sacket  Mrs.  Harriet,  h.  21  Chestnut. 

SACKETT  ALEXANDER,  produce  com- 
mission, and  vessel  agent,  Oviatt's  Block, 
h.  East  Cleveland. 

Sackett  Hobart,  clerk,  144  Water. 

Sackman  Henry,  locksmith,  bds.  168  Sen- 
eca. 

SACKRIDER  E.  W.,  druggist,  223  Supe- 
rior, bds.  27  Rockwell. 

Saddler  Melinda,  widow  of  John,  h.  8  Mi- 
ami Alley. 

Saeltzer  Jacob,  clerk,  217  Superior,  h.  206 
St.  Clair. 

Saddall  Joseph,  saw  grinder,  h.  43  Mechan- 
ics. 

Sage  J.  R.,  printer.  Herald,  h.  43  Bolivar. 

Sagla  John,  tailor,  h.  23  Carroll. 

Sahn  John,  tailor,  h.  8  Maple. 

Saib  Adam,  carpenter,  h.  409  Lake. 

Saifart  Stephen,  laborer,  6  St.  Charles. 

Sak  Albert,  carpenter,  h.  58  Jackson. 

Sakemth  Frederick,  carpenter,  h.  343  Grar- 
den. 


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Salame  John  F.,  professor,  St  Mary'a  Semi- 
nary, h.  258  Lake. 

Salmon  Patrick,  laborer,  Elm. 

Saltrie  James,  painter,  h.  68  Courtlandt 

Sammon  James,  laborer,  bds.  3  Root's  Al- 
ley. 

Sammons  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  rear  19  Elm. 

Sample  Mrs.  Ann,  widow  of  Joseph,  board- 
ing-house, 257  West  River. 

Samstug  William,  laborer,  261  Orange. 

Sanborn  Henry,  h.  25  Huron. 

Sanborn  Moses,  boarding-house,  195  St. 
Chiir. 

Sanborn  William  M.,  h.  36  Huron. 

Sanders  John  C,  physician,  40  Public  Square, 
h.  129  Lake. 

Sanderson  John,  liquors,  124  Bridge. 

Sanderson  Robert,  machinist,  h.  212  De- 
troit. 

Sandhoff  William,  teamster,  h.  rear  81 
Bridge. 

Saner  J.  blacksmith,  315  Kinsman,  h.  195 
Orange. 

Sanford  Alford  S.,  firm  S.  &  Hayward,  h. 
167  St.  Clair. 

SANFORD  D.  &  SON,  lumber  dealers,  150 
Mervvin. 

Sanford  Daniel,  firm  D.  S.  &  Son,  h.  215 
Detroit. 

Sanford  David,  carpenter,  h.  195  Franklin. 

Sanford  Edward,  firm  D.  S.  &  Son,  h.  90 
Clinton. 

Sanford  Elijah,  clerk,  107  Superior,  h.  221 
Kinsman. 

SANFORD  &  HAYWARD,  booksellers, 
stationers,  and  book  and  job  printers,  107 
Superior. 

Sanford  J.  D.,  printer.  Morning  Leader,  h. 
75  Webster. 

Sanford  Julia,  widow  of  Wheeler,  h.  52 
Seneca. 

Sanford  Junius  R,,  clerk,  107  Superior,  bds. 
167  St.  Clair. 

Sanford  Nelson,  firm  D.  S.  &  Son,  h.  65 
Pearl. 

Sanford  S.  N.,  a.  m.,  principal  Cleveland 
Female  Seminary. 

Sanford  Theodore  A.,  cashier,  228  Superior. 

Sanger  Frederick,  painter,  h.  139  Kinsman. 

SaTiger  George  E.,  painter,  bds.  29  Webster. 

Sanger  Samuel  E.,  carpenter,  h.  29  Web- 
ster. 

Sanger  Zedediah,  laborer,  26  Seneca. 

Sanmon  James,  laborer,  Root's  Alley. 

Sannar  Jacob,  wagon  maker,  h.  159  Or- 
ange. 

Sannar  Ronnamus,  rope  maker,  h.  33  L-ving. 

Santmire  Henrv,  laborer,  206  Hamilton. 

Sapi)  L.  W.,  firm  Williams  &  S.,  bds.  168 
Erie. 


Sargeant  William,  C.  &  P.  R.  R.  freight  de- 
pot, h.  71  Irving. 

Sargent  Benjamin  F.,  firm  Emerson  &  S.,  h  . 
26  Sibley. 

Sargent  Charles  E.,  looking  glasses,  213  Su- 
perior, h.  46  Ontario. 

Sargent  Edwin,.,6hoemaker,  bds.  83  Water. 

Sargent  J.  H.,  firm  Selden  &  S.,  h.  30  Pearl. 

SARGENT  J.  W.,  looking  glass  and  pic- 
ture frame  manufactory,  213  Superior,  h. 
46  Ontario. 

Sargent  Joseph,  looking  glasses,  213  Supe- 
rior, h.  46  Ontario. 

Sargent  S.  D.,  .shoemaker,  h.  177  Orange. 

Sargent  Samuel  M.,  physician  and  surgeon, 
comer  Superior  and  Public  Square,  bds. 
115  Huron. 

Sarger  George,  shoemaker,  h.  122  Or^n. 

Sartain  Michael,  laborer.  Mulberry. 

Sartain  William,  wooden  ware  factory,  34 
West  Center. 

Sarver  George,  plasterer,  h.  109  Bridge. 

Sarvis  George,  carpenter,  h.  366  Pittsburgh. 

Sartwell  Levi,  captain,  bds.  Johnson  House. 

Sattler  John,  harness  maker,  h.  8  Fox  Al- 
ley. 

Sauer  George,  wood  sawyer,  h.  20  Alabama. 

Sauer  Henry,  harness  maker,  262  St.  Clair. 

Saner  Jacob,  h.  124  Chatham. 

Saurertig  John,  soap  maker  and  chandler, 
Canal,  h.  150  St.  Clair. 

Saunders  John,  grocery,  266  Columbus. 

Saunders  William,  h.  149  Prospect. 

Sautter  George,  carpenter,  h.  35  Irving. 

Savage  Francis  W.,  grocery,  270.  Superior, 
h.  459  St.  Clair. 

Savage  G«orge,  foreman,  Smith  &  Dodd,  h. 
Cedar  Avenue. 

Savage  Robert,  laborer,  15  Brainard. 

Savage  Silas  W.,  printer.  Plain  Dealer,  h.  9 
Clinton. 

Saver  David,  blacksmith,  h.  Ill  Harbor. 

Sawtell  Arthur  M.,  machinist,  bds.  corner 
Franklin  and  State. 

Sawtell  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  widow  of  James,  h. 
98  State. 

Sawtell  Jonas,  phvsician,  h.  64  Prospect. 

Sawtell  L.  L.,  h.  24  Vine. 

Sawtell  R.  C,  baggage  agent,  0.  &  T.  R.  R., 
h.  9  Carroll. 

Sawterwassar  Frederick,  laborer,  64  Webster. 

Saxer  Dagerbert,  printer,  bds.  49  Third. 

Saxer  Jo.seph,  laborer,  49  Third. 

Saxton  Mrs ,  widow  of  Dewitt,  h.  rear  58 
Parkman. 

Savle  John,  butcher,  h.  27  Willey. 

Sayles  Dr.  Julius  A.,  h.63  Clinton. 

Scaer  Nicholas,  drayman,  h.  184  Hamilton. 

Scales  William  carpenter,  h.  353  Lake. 

Scande  John,  laborer,  18  Abbey. 


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Scauder  Mrs.  Mary,  h.  10  Abbey. 

Scaiider  Patrick,  laborer,  10  Abbey. 

Scauliu  Edward,  laborer,  12  Fouataiu  Alley. 

Scaiilin  John,  laborer,  10  Abbey. 

Scanlia  Martin,  laborer,  10  Abbey_ 

Scaalin  Mary,  widow  of  Patrick,  ii.  10  Ab- 
bey. 

Scanlin  Patrick,  laborer,  10  Abbey. 

Scardefulie  George,  gilder. 

Scarry  William,  joiner,  h.  110  Brownell. 

Schab  Frederick,  cooper,  h.  11  Jay. 

Schaber  Lewis,  h.  Green. 

Schaelnman  Gottlieb,  wagon  maker,  bds.  33 
Webster. 

Schat'er  Albert,  laborer,  193  Orange. 

Schaefer  Adam,  brick  maker,    h.   274  Gar- 
den. 

Schaefer  George,    painter,    bds.   60  Green- 
wood. 

Schafer  Henry,  saloon,  18  Marshall. 

Schafer  Jacob,  laborer,  72  Irving. 

Schatfer  Frederick,  laborer  97  Irving. 

Schaffer  Martin,  laborer,  32  Mayflower. 

Schafiner  Solomon,  grccer,  290  Pittsburgh. 

Schaffhauser    Xavier,   machinist,  h.   12  St. 
Charles. 

Schake  Henry,  carpenter,  h.  197  Orange. 

Schake  William,  carpenter,  h.  21  Jackson, 

Schaller  Charles,  shoemaker,  h.  110  Orange. 

Schalter  Paul,  laborer,  195  Courtlaudt. 

Schallern  R.,    physician,   office    44   Public 
S  [uare,  h.  125  Pittsburgh. 

Schaiialbach  George,  bakery,  58  Clrerry. 

Schauflowa  Andrew,  laborer,  56  Cherry. 

Schapf  John,  drayman,  h.  Ill  Lorain. 

Scharf    Lawrence,  butcher,   h.  175  Hamil- 
ton. 

Scharfenburg  Louis,  cigar  maker,  h.  45  Har- 
rison. 

Schart  Philip,  stone  mason,  h.  21  Irving. 

Schartenberg  Franklin,  cabinet  finisher,  h. 
140  Greenwood. 

Schearbaum  Johann   Henry,  carpenter,  bds. 
62  Penn. 

Scheef  Joseph,  laborer,  22  Belmont. 

Scheeler  Conrad,  baker,  h.  109  Kinsman. 

Scheit   Frederick,  stone  cutter,  h.   146  Or- 
ange. 

Scheittam  Adam,  laborer,  h.  old  River. 

Scliemp  Christian,  carpenter,  h.  32  Orange. 

Schenck  Conrad  &  Co.,  100  Erie. 

Ssheuck  Julius  &  Co.,  100  Erie. 

Scherwitz  Frederick,    butcher,    h.    260   St. 
Clair. 

Scheulman  Gottlieb,  wagon  maker^^  bds.  33 
Webster, 

Scheurer  Daniel,   tailor,  100   Water,   h.  St. 

Clair  Road. 
SCHEUFPLER  ERXST,  publisher  Germa- 
nla,  h.  65  Orange. 


Scheurman  Adam,  laborer,  19  Willet. 

Schevotish  Peter,  laborer,  299  St.  Clair. 

SCHEMES  JOHN,  saloon  cor.  Superior  & 
R.  R. 

Schiell  Andrew,  drayman,  h.  23  Parkman, 

Schiesler  Conrad,  shoe  maker,  h  303  Lake. 

Schierbaum  Frederick,  cooper. 

Schierman    George,   carpenter,  h.  alley  be- 
tween Croton  and  Orange. 

Schielt  Henry,  carpenter,  36  Clinton. 

Schiling  Absalom,  moulder,  h.  125  Fulton. 

Schnupf  Leonard,  clerk,  bds,  381  St.   Clair. 

Schimpfif  Susan,  embroideriug,  h.  96  Wood, 

Schiniger  Conrad,  laborer,  44  Belmont. 

Schirring  Adolphus,  h.  Greenwood. 

Schiring  Bernard,  finisher,  h.  12  St.  Charles. 

Sohipelcher  John,  tailor,  h.  rear  412  Perry. 

Schit  Conrad,  laborer,  87  Clifton. 

Schlachter  Simon,  carpenter,  h.    109  Court- 
laudt. 

Schlager  Frederick,  brewer,  h.  44  York. 

Schlatter  George,  brewer,  h.  12  Ward, 

Schlegel  Joseph,  saloon,  149  Kinsman. 

Schlether  Leonard,  brewer,  h.  44  York. 

Schlomen  Henry,  painter,  h.  109   Hamilton. 

Sohloss  Moses,  peddler,  h.  30  Parkman. 

Schmidt  Christian,  shoemaker,  h.  178  Garder. 

Schmidt  Adam,  laltorer,  48  Marion. 

Schmidt  Adolph,  carpenter,  h.  84  Cedar  Av. 

Schmidt  Fred,  blacksmith,  h.  2  California. 

Schmidt  Geo.,  harness  maker,   h.  269  Kins- 
man. 

Schmidt  John,  shoemaker. 

Schmidt  John,  laborer,  70  Oregon. 

Schmidt  Michael,  h.  51  Burnham. 

Schmidt  Paul,  grocer,  66  Chatham. 

Schmidt  Philip,  salesman,  141  Water,  h.  24 
Wilson. 

Schmidt  William,  baker,  h.  44  Oregon. 

Schmidtbaner  John,  warehouseman,  h.  188 
Bridge. 

Schmidthusen  George,  h.  10  Greenwood. 

Schmoldt  Frederick,  tailor,  h.  630  Superior. 

Schmoll   E.,  book  binder,  corner   Vineyard 
and  Superior,  h.  20  Allen. 

Schnadt  Frederick,  W.,  gardener,  h.  566  St. 
Clair. 

Schneider  Adam,  baker,  193  Ontario. 

Schneider   Charles,  cigar  maker,  210  Onta- 
rio. 

Schneider  Charles,  printer,  h   39  Columbus. 

Schneider  Christian,  cooper,  h.  194  Bridge. 

Schneider  Geo.,  watches,  clocks  and  jewelry, 
7  Pearl. 

Schneider  Henry,  boots  and  shoes,  164  River, 

Scheider  Jacob,  laborer,   Vermont. 

Schneider  John,  teamster,  h.  corner  Hudson 
and  Cedar  Avenue 

Schneider  Mary,  widow  Jacob,  h   119  West 

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Schneider  William,  carpenter,  h.  64  Bum- 
ham.. 

Schnell  Andrew,  striker,  h.  78  Lyman. 

Schnell  Frederick,  blacksmith,  315  Kins- 
m  m. 

Schnider  Frederick,  laborer,  h.  near  C.  &  M. 

Schnidcr  J.  A.  &  II..  blacksmiths,  287  &  289 
St.  Clair. 

Schnider,  Mina,  widow  Peter,  h.  76  Murison. 

Schieder  John,  grocery,  81  Oregon. 

Schotit'er  John,  baker,  156  Bolivar. 

Schoffor,  Balsar,  laborer,  10  Fox  Avenue. 

Scholomon  Henry,  painter,  h.  109  Hamilton. 

Scholder,  David,  shoemaker,  148  Pittsburgh. 

Scholey  George,  painter,  h.  15  Maple. 

S^homer  Michael,  laborer,  154  Wilson. 

SCHONEWALD  HENUY,  dealer  in  wood, 
willow  ware  &c.,  23G  and  238  Orange,  h. 
34  Orange. 

Schoonmaker  Alice,  widow  of  John,  seam- 
stress, h.  40  Ontario. 

Schoonoord  John,  gardener,  h.  702  Superior. 

Schorader  Henry,  tailor,  h.  02  Grove. 

Schorf  Erwin,  former,  h.  987  St.  Clair. 

Schorndofcr  Christian,  saloon,  100  Kinsman. 

Schouer  Lonis,  brewer,  h.  34  Green. 

Schrader  Frederick,  laborer,  28  Belmont. 

Schrane  John,  paper  maker,  h.  170  Cedar 
Avenue. 

Schranti  John,  shoemaker,  h.  372  Pitts- 
burgh. 

Schreiber  Gerhart,  shoes  and  leather,  h.  180 
Pearl. 

Schreincr  John,  laborer,  rear  141  Oregon. 

Schreiber  Charles,  joiner,  h.  67  Harbor. 

Schribold  August, 'h.  214  Hamilton. 

Schrider  Conrad,  barber,  bds.  65  Michigan. 

Sjhrnick  H.,  upholsterer,  h.  Wilson. 

SCHRINCK  JOHN,  confectionery,  &c.,  24] 
Superior,  h.  291  Lake. 

Schriver  Mary  F.,  h.  Howe. 

Schroder  Charles,  peddler,  h.  22  Grove. 

Schroder  Conrad,  barber,  bds.  Michigan. 

Schroder  Henry,  teamster,  h.  206  Hamilton. 

Schroeder  Jacob,  clerk  Police  Court,  h. 
Heights. 

Schrom  John,  paper  maker,  h.  Blair. 

Schrouf  George,  brick  maker,  h.  70  Irving. 

Schrump  Henry,  bds.  206  St.  Clair. 

Schrum  .Josei)h,  shoemaker,  118  Ontario,  and 
boarding  house,  32  Bank.  ' 

Schrup  Mrs.  Louisa,  widow  of  Jacob,  gar- 
dener, h.  166  Cedar  Avenue. 

Schroh  Nicholas,  bds.  72  Michigan. 

SCHUCKERS  JACOB  W.,  news  and  peri- 
cals,  264  Superior,  bds.  American  Hotel. 

Schueler  George,  physician,  h.  81  Kins- 
man. 

Schuer  Francis,  blacksmith,  h.  332  St.  Clair. 

is  acknowledged  to  be 


Schueren  F.,  flour,  feed,  and  groceries,  408 
Lorain. 

Schuerman  Joseph,  cooper,  h.  309  Taylor. 

Schuessler  C,  shoemaker,  h.  303  Lake. 

Schueter     Rudolph,    scale     maker,    h.   106 
Kinsman. 

Schuch  Emily,  widow  of  David,  h.  51  East 
Center. 

Schulte  Henri,  brick  mason,  h.  19  Green. 

Schulte  Martin,  groceries  and  provisions,  390 
Perry. 

Schultz  Ferdinand,  cabinet  maker,  69  On- 
tario. 

Schultz  Pauline,  widow  of  John,  h.  4  Mid- 
dle. 

Schurger  John,  painter,  h.  109  Hamilton. 

Schnissler  John,  shoemaker,  164  Seneca,  h. 
298  Lake. 

Schutte  M.  F.,  tailor.  175  Ontario. 

Schutthelm  John,  fancy  store  and  grocery, 
36  Erie. 

Schutthelm  Peter,  grocery,  143  Ohio,  h.  141 
Ohio. 

Schultz  John,  sailor,  h.  348  St.  Clair. 

Schuyler  Daniel,  guitar  teacher,  bds,  24  Public 
S  {uare. 

SCHWAB   ALEXANDER,   clothing,  254 
Superior,  h.  95  Lake. 

Schwab  Moms,  clerk,  254  Superior,  bds.  95 
Lake. 

Schwab  Moses,  h.  296  Pittsburgh. 

Schwab  Simon,  grocer,  108  Pittsburgh. 

Schwan  Conrad,  teamster,  h.  50  Irving. 

Schwan  Rev.  Henry,  h.  96  Bolivar. 

Schwartz  Christian,  butcher,  h.  142  Ohio. 

Schwartz    Frederick,  shoemaker,  h.  18   Ir- 
ving. 

Schwartz  George,  shoemaker,  h.  44  High. 

Schwartzenburg   Jacob,  silver  plating,    bell 
hanging,  &c.,  156  Seneca,  h.  238  Erie. 

Schwarz  A.,  clerk,  34  Merwin. 

Schwarz  Jiicob,  projirietor  lumber  yard,  h. 
26  Green. 

Schwarzenberg  Louis  H.,  variety  store,  182 
Kinsman,  h.  180  Kinsman. 

Schwenningcr  John,  carpenter,  h.  43  Burn- 
ham. 

Schw  ert  Christian,  artist,  32  Hoffman's  Block, 
h.  175  Garden. 

Schwimer  I.  G.,  grocer,  14  Lawrence. 

Schwind  Valentine,  cooper,  h.  88  Columbus . 

Schyer  Abraham,  laborer,  358  Pittsburgh. 

Schyllander  John  A.  drug  store,  Lorain. 

Sciplo  Adam,  tailor,  h.  12  Fox  Avenue. 

Sciple  Mrs.  Maclin,  h.  6  Fox  Avenue. 

Sciple  Peter,  mason,  h.  12  Fox  Avenue. 

Sclecre  Joseph,  latorer,  47  Webster. 

Scorr  Nicholas,  drayman,  h.  184  Hamilton. 

Scott  Andrew  laborer,  414  Pittsburgh. 

Scott  Cluirles,  saloon,  249  West  River. 

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Scott  Dwight,  printer,  h.  169  St.  Clair. 

Scott  John,  machinist,  h.  Franklin. 

Scott  Lucas,  sailor,  h.  80  Vermont. 

SCOTT  MARTIN  B.,  storage,  forwarding 
and  commission,  l95  River,  h.  49  Eu- 
clid. 

Scott  Robert,  gardener,  202  Franklin,  h.  De- 
troit. 

Scott  SarauelJ.,  teacher,  bds.  63  Water, 

Scott  Walter  B.,  captain  on  lakes,  h.  Wood- 
bine. 

Scotton  William,  butcher,  h.  156  Pittsburgh. 

Scovell  Andrew  J.,  hackman,  bds.  270 
Lake. 

Scovell  Benjamin  T.,  hackman,  bds.'  270 
Lake. 

Scovell  Nelson,  hackman,  h.  270  Lake. 

Scovell  Thomas,  hackman,  bds.  270  Lake. 

Scovill  B.  F.,  salooii,  138  Champlain. 

Scovill  George  H.,  express  messenger,  h.  73 
Bank. 

Scovill  Oliver  C,  h.  355  Peny. 

SCOVILL  PHILO,  h.  346  Perry. 

SCOVILLE  EDWARD  A.,  fish  dealer,  159 
River,  bds.  Ill  Euclid. 

Scrace  Charles,  melodeon  maker,  Child  & 
Co. 

Scrervetz  Frederick,  butcher,  h.  260  St. 
Clair. 

Scrigna  Francis,  gun  cleaner,  h.  59  St.  Clair. 

Scrogins  George,  (colored)  brakesman,  h.  42 
Hill. 

Scufart  William,  sash  maker,  h.  30  Bolivar. 

Scurimire  Henry,  sawyer,  Sturtevant's. 

Seaber  Jacob,  shoemaker,  h.  Heights. 

SEABORN  &  HEMPY,  wood  turners,  &c., 
60  Merwin. 

Seaborn  James,  firm  S.  &  Hemjov,  h.  65  St. 
Clair, 

Seacrest  John  W.,  clerk,  173  SuiDerior,  bds. 
Bennet  House. 

Seaman  George  W.,  clerk,  174  Superior,  bds. 
65  Seneca. 

SEAMAN  HENRY,  merchant  tailor,  131 
Bank,  h.  31  Granger. 

Seaman  John,  firm  S.  &  Smith,  h.  65  Sen- 
eca. 

SEAMAN  &  SMITH,  leather  and  shoes, 
174  Superior. 

SEARLES  ALBERT  G.,  machinist  and 
engineer,  h.  267  Prospect. 

Sebastian  Julius,  carriage  maker,  h.  73  Ma- 
rion. 

Sebler  John,  laborer,  110  Irving.    _^ 

Sechler  James  F.,  machinist,  h.  822  Lake. 

Sechlough  David,  brewer,  79  Oregon,  h.  77 
Oregon. 

Secrest  John,  clerk,  Taylor  &  Griswold,  h. 
78  Erie. 

See  Jacob,  teamster,  h.  69  Webster. 

Coal  Oil  and  Lamp  Depbt,  189 


See  Jacob,  clerk,  Gorham  &  Co.,  h.  7  Sco- 
ville  Alley. 

Seeger  John  W.,  tailor,  h.  127  Dare. 

Seelig  George,  blacksmith,  bds.    259    Kins- 
man. 

Seeleh  August,  painter,  h.  201  Garden. 

Seely  Horace,  conductor,  0.  &  T.  R.  R.,  bds. 
75  Bank. 

Seeman    Simon,    meat  market,  294  Erie,  h. 
296  Erie. 

Seggler  Nicholas,  dealer  in  wines  and  spirits, 
h.  265  Columbus. 

Seggler  Peter,  firm  Roder  &  Co.,  h.  265  Co- 
lumbus . 

Segur  Erick,  h.  45  Chestnvit. 

Segur  George,  bds.  45  Chestnut. 

Segur    George  W,,  clerk,  C.  C.  &   C.  freight 
office,  h.  76  Prospect. 

Segur  Henry,  clerk,  bds.  76  Prospect. 

Segur  William  B.,  brakesman,  bds.  46  Chest- 
nut. 

Sehart  William,   cooper,  37  Irving,  bds.  39 
Irving, 

Sehering    Bernard,     machinist,    h.    12    St. 
Charles. 

Sehr  Andrew,  laborer,  133  Dare. 

Sehr  William,  sash  maker,  h.  Courtlandt.  , 

Seib  Jacob,  saddler,  bds.  123  Detroit. 

Seible  John,  flour  peddler,  h.  28  Bolivar. 

Seiger  Frederick,  grocery  store,  320  Kins- 
man. 

Seimkasler  Henry,  tailor,  h.  15  Green. 

Seitz  Philip,  cooper,  h,  10  Pittsburgh  Con- 
tinued. 

Seitz  Louis,  furniture  and  blind  manufacto- 
ry, 340  Pittsburgh. 

Sekins  Horace,  carpenter,  h.  33  Moore. 

Selden  Charles  A.,  firm  Selden  &  Son,  Lorain 
near  Purdy. 

Selden  Robert  C,    firm    S.    &   Sargent,   h. 
Brooklyn. 

SELDEN  &  SARGENT,  Spring  Mills,  Wal- 
worth Run. 

SELDON  &  SON,  saw  mill,  Lorain. 

Selhand    Simon,    machinist,    h.    rear    275 
Lake. 

Selivan  Thomas,  switchman,  h.  32  Wilson. 

Sell    George,    shoe    shop,    Seneca,    h.    18 
Third. 

Seller   William,  foreman,  C.  0.  &   C.  R,  R. 
Depot,  h.  257  Hudson. 

Sells  Peter,  gardener,  229  Kinsman. 

Selsom  Mike,  teamster,  h.  275  Detroit. 

Seltsam  Michael,  farmer,  h.  258  Bridge. 

Selubezger,  Frederick,  painter,  h.  Pearl, 

Selzer  Charles,  teacher,  h.  176  Bridge. 

Semmer  George,  carpenter,  h.  166   Green- 
wood. 

Semmlow  T.,  saloon,  863  Superior. 

Semon  John,  laborer,  19  Clifton. 

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Semple    Ann,  widow  of  Joseph,    h.    West 
River.  | 

Semple    John,    Gault    House,    235    West 

River. 
Semple  William,  weaver,  h.  341  Franklin. 
Sempler  Solomon,  tailor,  7  Mai-shall. 
Sener  Jacob,  cjxrpenter,  h.  83  Laurel. 
SENTER  GEORGE   B.,  mayor,  h.  48  Eu- 
clid. 
Sepach  Jacob,  tailor,  h.  152  Lake. 
Seringer   Thomas,  brick   maker,  h.    33  Ir- 
ving. 
Sessor  Mary  E.,  widow  of  Isaac,  h.  27  Clin- 
ton. 
Seubert  Karl,  tailor,  h.  rear  96  Peim. 
Seuberth  George,  shoemaker,  h  345  Garden. 
Sevastian  Julius,  carriage  maker,  h.  73  Ma- 
rion. 
Severance  Isaac,  engineer,  bds.  126  Hamil- 
ton. 
Severance  John  L.,  bds.  394  Kinsman. 
Severance   Lewis  H.,  receiving   teller  Com- 
mercial Branch  Bank,  bds.   394  Kinsman. 
Severance  Mary  H.,  widow  of  S,  L.,  h.  394 

Kinsman. 
Severance  Solon  L.,  teller  Forest  City  Bank, 

bds.  394  Kinsman. 
Severy  Benjamin,  laborer,  10  Carroll. 
Savine  Joseph  C,  block   and  pump  maker, 

h.  19  Mechanics. 
Sewer  Charles,    book-keeper,  h.  227  Kins- 
man. 
Sexton  David  B.,  wool  dealer,  103  Bank,  h. 

321  Prospect. 
Sexton  Dennis,  tailor,  46  Superior. 
Sexton  Mrs.,  widow  of  Henry,  h.   23  Ches- 
hire. 
Sexton   Christian,  iron  worker,  h.  85   Law- 

rcncG. 
SEYMOUR  BELDEN,  real  estate   and  in- 
surance agent,  97  Superior,  h.  84  Pearl. 
Seymour  Charles,  clerk,  bds.  79  Lake. 
Sevmoiu-   Charles,  livery  stable,   Erie,  bds. 

298  Lake. 
SEYMOUR  HENRY  B.,  conveyancer   and 

notary  public,  97  Superior,  bds  84  Pearl. 
Seymour  J.  B.,  bds.  226  St.  Clair. 
Seymour  James    0.,   book-keeper,  Angier 

House. 
Seymour  Napoleon  B.,  baggage   agent  C.  C. 

&  C.  R.  R.,  h.  226  St.  Clair. 
Seyler  Charles,  clerk,   179   Ontario,  h.  222 

Prospect 
Seywcrt   Emelia,  widow  of  Adolph,   h.  24 

Delaware. 
Sha  Michai'l,  laborer,  Spring. 
Shada  Frederick,  laborer,  h.  189  Pearl, 
Shadbolt  E.,  fireman,  h.  12  merchant. 
Shadbolt  Isaac,   city  weigher,    h.  94  Kins- 
man. 


Shaddock    Samuel,    wagon    maker,    h.    44 

Greenwood. 
Shaetfur  Frederick,  laborer,  109  Lyman. 
Shaeffer  Godfrey,  laborer,   109  Lyman. 

Shaefer's  Martin,  teacher,  bds,  385  Lake. 
Shaeha  William,  laborer,  90  Champlain. 

Shafer  August,  laborer,  207  Bridge. 

Shaffer  George,  shoemaker,  h.  71  Lyman. 

Shaffer  Henry,  shoemaker,  bds.  71  Lyman. 

Shaffer  Peter,  bar-tender,  Weddell  House. 

Shatier  Rudolph,  upholsterer,    h.  108  Ore- 
gon. 

ShafFner  Mrs.  Lane}',  grocery,  50  Superior. 

Shailer  J.  W.,  salesman,  h.  75  Prospect. 

Shakely  John  W.,  coal  oil  and  lamps,  bds. 
Johnson  House. 

Shaylor  William  D.,  sailor,  h.  14  Herman. 

Shampane,    Joseph,    shoemaker,    bds.   261 
Feny. 

Shanan   John,   joiner,  C.  &    E.  R.  R.  Car 
Shop. 

Shane  Noah,  carpenter  h.  78  McLean. 

Shank  William,  saloon,  84  Water. 

Shank    Henry,  firm  J.  Frankland  &  Co  ,  h. 
102  Hanover. 

Shannon  John,  carpenter,  h.  27  Belden. 

Shannon  S.   H.,  clerk,    223  Superior,  h.  86 
Bond. 

Shannon  Thomas,  laborer,  bds.  Bridge. 

Shap  Clayton,  lumber  merchant,  h.  58  Kins- 
man. 

Shardon    Mary,    widow  of    Dalhan,    h.  30 
Spring. 

Shardt  Peter,  cooper,  h.  204  Bridge. 

Sharp  Margaret,  widow  of  Oliver,   washwo- 
man, h.  West  River, 

Sharp   Valentine,    carpenter,  h.  146  Hamil- 
ton. 

Sharp  Robert,  drayman,  bds.  50  Marion. 

Sharpies  George,  firm  J.  B.  Cummuigs  &  Co., 
h.  210  Prospect. 

Sharpley  Margaret,  washwoman,  h.  101  Ful- 
ton. 

Shaplin  Nicholas,  carpenter  andjoiner,  h.  137 
Bridge. 

Sharra  Jacob,  cooper,  h.  62  CarrolL 

Sharp  Frederick,  carpenter,  h.  22  East  Liber- 
ty- 

Shatier  Frank,  laborer,  25  High. 

Shatzer  John  Andrew,  laborer,   31  Ward. 

Shanghiiasyc  Lawrence,  laborer.  Spring. 

Shanghnessy  James,  laborer.  Canal. 

Shaver  Augustine,  laborer,  207  Bridge. 

Shaver  Charles,  carj^enter,  h.  136  Ohio. 

Siiaw  Angus,  sailor,  h.  Herman. 

SHAW  &  CO.,  millinerj^  255  Superior. 

Shaw  Henry  D.,  firm  S.  &  Co.,  bds.  Weddell 
House. 

Shaw  T.  L.,  cabinet  maker,   107  Water,  h. 
8  Ward. 


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Shaw  William,  engineer,  bds.  806  Lake. 

Shawk  G.  W.,  telegraph  instrument  maker. 

Shay  John,  cooper,  h.  62,  McLean. 

Shay  Lester,  clerk,  h.  41  Chestnut. 

Shay  Marshall,  clerk,  N.  Brewer,   bds.    101 
Hanover. 

Shay  Thomas,  laborer,  455  West  River. 

Shea  Michael,  laborer,  rear  69  St.  Clair. 

Sheahamm  Jeremiah,  laborer,  193  Wilson. 

Sheahan  John,  laborer,  175  Wilson. 

Shean  Margret,  dressmaker,  rear  44  Oregon. 

Shears  John,  conductor,   C.  P.  &  A.  R.  R., 
bds.  Johnson  House. 

Sheean  John  laborer,  39  Newton. 

Sheekley  Charles,  clerk,  183  Ontario. 

Sheen  Daniel  blacksmith,  h.  63  Harbor. 

Sheen  Michael,  laborer,  406  St.  Clair. 

Shehan  Dennis,  laborer,  459  West  River. 

Shehan  Murth,  watchman,  Cleveland  Roll- 
ing Mill,  h.  436  St.  Clair. 

Shehen  John,  laborer,  272  Hamilton. 

Sheid  Savilla,  h.  33  Champlain. 

Shell  John,  laborer  174  Hamilton. 

Sheill  William,  shoe  maker,  h.  113  Garden. 

Sheldon  Henry,  h.  665  St.  Clair. 

Sheldon  Dr.   Benjamin,  bds.  35  Clinton. 

Sheldon  Edward,  paymaster  C.  &  T.  R.   R  , 
h.  145  Lake. 

SHELDON  &  FRENCH,  lumber  dealers  177 
Merwin. 

Sheldon  S.  H.,firm  S.  &  French,  h.  in  Brook- 
lyn. 

Sheldon  William,  painter,  bds.  113  Hanover. 

Sheldon  William,  livery  stable,  55  St.  Clair, 
h.  State. 

Sheldrick  William,  joiner,  h.  348  St.  Clair. 

Shell  France  J.,  carpenter,  rear  191  Kinsman. 

SHELLEY  JOHN,  merchant  tailor,  125  Su- 
perior, h.  Euclid,  near  Case  Avenue. 

Shelting  George,  (colored)  sailor,  h,  88  Ham- 
ilton. 

SHEPARD  D.   A.  &  C,   furniture  dealers, 
131  Water,  old  number  31. 

Shepard  Charles  L.,  firm  D.  A.  S.  &  Co.,  h. 
69  Prospect. 

Shepard  Daniel   A.,  firm  D.  A.  S.  &  Co.,  h. 
71  Prospect. 

Shepard  Daniel  C,  ship  builder,  h.  99  Root. 

Shepard    Edward,  firm   D.  A.  S.  &  Co.,  h. 
corner  Bond  and  Superior. 

Shepard  Edward  E.,  firm  Lewis  and  S.  bds. 
Clinton. 

Shepard  Enoch,  sailmaker,  h.  67  Root. 

Shepard  George,  teamster,  h.  272  Franklin. 

Shepard  J.  L.,  caipenter,  h.  211  Bridge. 

Shepard  Lewis,  carpenter,  h.  211  Bridge. 

Shepard  Phineas,  lumber  inspector,  h.  7  Lo- 
rain. 

Shepard  Reuben  S.,  jr  ,  clerk,  143  Detroit. 

Shepard  William,  merchant,  h,  70  Bank. 


Shepherd  Ezra,  laborer,  93  Miami. 
Shepherd  Jacob,  wagon  maker,  h.  121  Gar- 
den. 
Sheridan  Dennis,  private   watchman,  h.  31 

Lyman. 
Sheridan  Michael,  drayman,  h.  76  Water. 
Sherdon  Philip,  lake  engineer,  h.  142  York. 
Sherlock    Philip,    marble   cutter,  h.  rear  44 

Bolivar. 
Sherman  Henry  L.,  fireman,  h.  415  Lake. 
Sherman  John,  well   digger,  h.    146  Court- 

landt. 
Sherman  Levi  S.,  mechanic,  bds.  53  Bolivar. 
Sherman   Mrs.    Eliza,  widow  of  Isaac,  bds. 

415  Lake. 
Sherman  Peter,  harness   maker,  334  Pitts- 
burgh, h.  15  Vine. 
Sherman   William,    firm   C.  Barrett  &  Co., 

bds.  124  Water. 
Shernder  Daniel,  laborer,  25  Jackson. 
Sherwin  N.  B.,  firm  Slade  &  S.,  bds.  Bennet 

House. 
Sherwin  W.  K.,  attorney   at  law.    Rouse's 

Block,  h.  East  Cleveland. 
Sherwood  Edward  D.,  salesman,  242  Supe- 
rior, bds.  6  Euclid. 
Sherwood  I.  P.,  firm  S.    &    Oakley,    bds  6 

Euclid. 
Sherwood  Orsemas,  carpenter,  h.  113  Pearl. 
Sherman   William,   moulder,  bds.  31  Case 

Avenue. 
SHERWOOD  &  OAKLEY,  dry  goods,  242 

Superior. 
SHETTLE  WILLIAM,  poultry,  game,  fruit 

and  vegetables,  112  Ontario,  h.  106  Hill. 
Shidecker  Jacob,  laborer,  89  Spruce. 
Shidler  John,  tailor,  h.  49  Cherry. 
Shields    Martin,   private  watchman,  h.  436 

St.  Clair, 
Shierbaum  Frederick,  cooper,  bds.  66  Penn. 
Shiga  William,  laborer,  31  Croton. 
Shild  Jacob,  fancy  goods,  bds.  243  Erie. 
Shilling  A.,  moulder,  h.  Fulton. 
Shim  James,  laborer,  h.  14  St.  Charles. 
Shimman  Thomas   A.,  stone  cuttar,  b.  30 

Burch. 
Shina  Henry,  painter,  h.  164  River. 
Shiner  George,  h.  293  Kinsman. 
Shiner  H.,  h.  293  Kinsman. 
Shinering    Anthony,    laborer,    113    Green-. 

wood. 
Shining  Robert,  laborer,  28  Grove. 
Shipard  James  R.,  clerk,  215  Superior,  bds 

Bennet  House. 
Shipard  John  J.  clerk,  insurance  office,  bds. 

Bennet  House. 
Shipley  Fred.,  stone  cutter,  h.  59  McLean. 
Shiplin  Nicholas,  carpenter,  h.  137  Bridge. 
Shipman  Sarah,  widow  of  Thomas,  h.  213 

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Shipton  Alexander,  basket  maker,  h.  81 
Greenwood. 

Shi|)ton  Ebenezer,  cabinet  maker,  h.  153 
Scoville  Avenue. 

Shipton  William  A.,  willow  worker,  h.  153 
Scoville  Avenue. 

Sliire  Jacob,  meat  market,  406  Lorain,  h.  404 
Lorain. 

Shislor  John,  laborer,  62  Carroll. 

Shiuer  Emanuel,  h.  362  Pittsburgh. 

Shively  George,  cooper,  h.  62  McLean. 

Shmitt  Nicholas  barlx-r,  46  St.  Clair. 

Shock  George,  machinist  bds.  45  Bank. 

Shiemann  Martin,  saloon,  190  Pearl. 

Shoenian  William,  shoemaker,  bds.  92  Park- 
man. 

Shoemaker  Jacob,  warehouseman,  h.  151 
Monroe. 

Shoerper  Christopcr,  laborer,  Cherry. 

Shohard  Mrs  Catharine,  widow  of  George, 
sewing  and  washing,  h.  24  Irving. 

ShoU  William,  pork  dealer,  h.  153  Erie. 

Shopnow  Louis,  h.  49  Harrison. 

Short  Augustus,  carpenter,  h.  51  McLean. 

Short  Carrie,  bds.  15  Hoffman's  Block. 

Short  David,  farmer,  h.  475  Kinsman. 

Short  Elizabeth,  h.  138  Orange. 

Short  Peter,  farmer,  h.  475  Kinsman, 

Short  Peter,  cooper,  h.  204  Bridge. 

Shorter  John,  laborer.  Ward. 

Short  John,  laborer,  40  Clifton. 

Short  Daniel,  tailor,  h.  20  Lyman. 

Shrab  Mary,  widow  of  George,  h.  60  Carroll. 

Shrader  Henry,  candle  maker,  h.  328  Ham- 
ilton. 

Shriep  Augustus,  mason,  h.  316  Pittsburgh, 
hrier  Bauhard,  peddler,  li.  209  Pittsburgh. 

Shriner  Andrew,  tailor,  h.  110  York. 

Shubert  Baltasar  B.,  music  teacher,  h.  232 
Detroit. 

Shuette  Frederick,  bakery,  h.  297  Lorain. 

Sliuldheis  George,  cooper,  11  Monroe,  h.  98 
McLean. 

Shultz  Charles,  tailor,  h.  62  Grove. 

Shurman  Aaron,  brewer,  h.  57  Miami. 

Shuman  Peter,  cooper,  h.  51  Jersey. 

Shumpp  Christian,  cabinet  maker,  h.  32  Or- 
ange. 

Shumway  Mrs.,  manufacturer  artificial  flow- 
ers, h.  46  Wilson. 

Shupe  Norris  J.,  firm  Glenn,  Burnham  & 
S.,  bds.  38  Wa'er. 

Shuiner  Daniel,  candle  maker. 

Shurr  Jacob,  peddler,  h.  240  Orange. 

Shutthelm  Peter,  brewer,  bds.  141  Hamilton. 

Shutts  George,  brewer,  bds.  16  Marion. 

Shykowitz  Charles  S.,  grocery,  122  Pitts- 
burgh. 

Sible  Adam,  laborer,  24  Scoville  Alley. 

Sible  John,  teamster,  h.  28  Bolivar. 

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Siccor  J.,  laborer,  20  Phelps. 

Sichrath  Christian,  laborer,  27  Irving. 

Siddall  Joseph,  saw  maker,  h.  47  Mechanic. 

Sidley  Alexander,  student,  bds.  243  Hamil- 
ton. 

Sidurl  Margaret,  widow  of  David,  washer- 
woman, h.  57  Hicks. 

Sidurl  John,  farmer,  h.  55  Hicks. 

Siesmilch  Christian,  laborer.    Greenwood. 

Siotz  Fredrick  Porter,  h.  43  Cherry. 

Seibel  Adam,  cigar  maker,  h.  6  Fox  Avenue. 

Siebel  Macleima,  widow  Adam,  h.  6  Fox  Av- 
enue. 

Siebel  Peter,  laborer.  Fox  Avenue. 

Sitting  Andrews,  shoemaker,  h.  26  Clinton. 

Silas  Patrick,  laborer,  Champlain. 

Silberg  Frederick,  beer  saloon,  cor.  Columbus 
&  River. 

Silbergh  Mrs.,  Rosalie  h.  98  Erie. 

Siles  Nancy  Mrs.,  h.  17  Chestnut. 

Simle  Christian,  laborer,  87  Greenwood. 

Simmerer  John,  peddler,  h.  303  Lorain. 

Simmerly  John,  brewer,  h.  436  Lake. 

Simmerman  Christopher,  teamster,  h.  Pitts- 
burgh. 

Simmerman  Frederick,  laborer,  75  Parkman. 

Simmerman  Frederick,  carpenter,  h.  13  Park. 

Simmonds  John,  (colored,)  plasterer,  h.  35 
Newton. 

Simmonds  Moses,  brakesman,  bds.  57  High. 

Simmonds  William  R.,  deputy  Sheriff,  h. 
114  Orange. 

Simmons  Buckner,  (colored,)  plasterer,  h.  33 
Newton. 

Simmons  Henry  A.,  clerk  96  Superior,  bds. 
278  Superior. 

Simmons  Isaac  B.,  cutter  G.  A.  Davis  &  Co., 
h.  42  Wood. 

Simmons  John,  mason,  h.  109  Greenwood. 

Simmons  John,  clerk,  h.  24  Lawrence. 

Simmons  John  G.,  firm  Lesh,  S.  &  Co.,  h. 
75  Church. 

Simmonns  John  T.  mason,  h.  231  Perry. 

Simmons  Lemuel,  watchman,  h.  45  Bond. 

Simmons  Lyman  0.,  Rout  Agent,  C.  &  T. 
R.  R. 

Simmons  Phillip,  clerk,  with  Lesh,  Sim- 
mons, &  Co.,  bds.  75  Church. 

Simmons  Thomas,  mason,  h.  208  Prospect. 

Simmons  Wilson,  boatman,  bds.  19  Cham- 
plain. 

Simons  George,  shoemaker,    61  Abbey, 

Simons  Henry,  carpenter,  bds.  375  Kinsman. 

Simons  N.,  laborer,  24  Lawrence. 

Simons  W.,  engineer,  h.  802  St.  Clair. 

Simpson  John  D.,  siiilor,  h.  148  Croton. 

J^impson  Joseph,  clerk,  192  Ontario. 

Simpson  Mrs.  Annie,  widow  of  William 
bds.  91  Woodbine. 

Simpson  Thos.,  caipenter,  h.  Division  Alley. 

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Simpson  R.  J.  carriage  painter,  h.  17  Bolivar. 

Simpson  William,  brakesman,  bds.  97  St. 
Clair. 

Sims    Charles,  engineer,  h.  8  Farley's  Court. 

Sinclair  Edward,  sailor,  bds  235  West  River. 

Sinclair  George,  firm  Hussey  &  Co.,  bds.  60 
Euclid. 

Singer  Cliristian,  brick  layer,  h.  74-Marion. 

Singer  John,  grocery,  177  Pearl. 

Singer  Joseph,  Superintendent  Water  Works, 
h.  349  Prospect 

Singer  John,  laborer.  City  Water  Works, 
h.  107  Chatham. 

Singleton  Daniel,  laborer,  W.  River, 

Sipe,  Christopher,  shoemaker,  bds.  92  Park- 
man. 

Sissons  Geo  ,  steward  Angier  House. 

Sitz  Fredrick,  warehouseman,  h.  43  Cherry, 

Sitz  Jacob,  carpenter,  h.  156  Forest. 

Sitz  William,  drayman,  h.  28  Cherry. 

Siveling  Joseph,  moves  buildings,  h.  596  Su- 
perior. 

Sixt  Christian,  clerk,  h.  83  Garden. 

Sizer  George  W.  iron  founder,  h.  117  Lake. 

Sizer  Henry  D.,  book  keeper,  bds.  117  Lake. 

Skaales  George,  laborer,  174  Oregon. 

Skall  Simon,  dry  goods,  groceries,  &c.,  372 
St.  Clair. 

Skanan  Patrick,  joiner,  h.  268  Hamilton. 

Sked  A.  J.,  Millwright,  h.  28  Granger. 

Sked  Alexander,  tlori«fe,  h.  corner  Marion 
and  Perry. 

Sked  John  R.,  gardener,  287  Perry. 

Sked  William,  J.,  builder,  h.  6  Marion. 

SKEELS  ORANGE  N.,  salesman,  139  Wa- 
ter, h.  771  St.  Clair. 

Skeman  Daniel,  sailor,  h.  24  Ohio. 

Skenck  Clara,  widow  of  Charles,  h.  14  Onta- 
rio. 

Skipper  Stephen,  laborer,  19  Mill. 

Skidmore  John  C.,  pail  maker,  h.  112  Brown- 
ell. 

Skiep  William,  tailor,  109  Champlain. 

Skinner  Garrett,  painter,  h.  106  Hanover. 

Skinner  John,  white  washer,  h.  23  Miami  Al- 
lev. 

Skinner  0.  B.,  casliier  C.  C.  &  C.  R.  R. 
freight  office,  h.  51  Bond. 

Skinner  Thomas,  R.R.  depot,  h.255  Hudson. 

Skotekig  Isadore,  peddler,  h.  41  Wood. 

Slack  Orrin,  car  builder,  h.  17  Lawrence. 

Slade  Albert  T.,  attorney,  123  Superior,  h. 
Newburgh. 

Slade  William,  jr.,  firm  S.  &  Sherwin,  h. 
293  Prospect. 

Slade  William,  h.  74  Huntington. 

SLADE  (fc  SHERWIN,  attorneys,  178  Su- 
perior. 

Slaight  E.  &  Co.,  steam  planing  and  saw 
mill,  173  West   River, 


Slaight  Edgar,  firm  E.  S.   &  Co.,    h.    112 

Washington, 
Slaight  George  clerk,  h.  112  Washington. 
Slaker   Adam,  carpenter. 
Slater  Arthur,  watchman. 
Slavin  Thomas,  cooper,  h.  70  Franklin. 
Sleeper  J.  K.  C,  salesman,  143J.,  Water,  bds, 

29  Sheriff, 
Sleiger  D.,  laborer,  6  John. 
Slicker  Martin,  brick  maker,  h.   135  Orange. 
Sliger  Joseph,  painter,  h.  rear  61  Webster. 
Sliger  Philip,  chandler,  Stanley's  factory,  h. 

61  Webster. 
Sliney  John,  clerk,  62  Spring,  h.  70  Erie. 
Slitter  George,  sailor,  bds.  Gault  House,  235 

West  River, 
Sloan  Edward,  ship  carpenter,  h.l93  Bridge. 
Sloan  Hugh,  ship  carpenter,   h.    53  Lamar- 

tine. 
Slocum   Emma,   widow  of   James,   h.   15 

Lake. 
SLOSSON  F.  S.,  dentist,  Morrison's  Block, 

AVest  Public  Square,  h.  105  Huron. 
Slosson  Frank  W.,  clerk,  Fayette  Brown,bds. 

105  Huron. 
Slosson  Henry,  bds.  105  Huron. 
Slots  John,  laborer,  99  Clifton. 
Smades  Hiram,  blacksmith,  Lowman's. 
Smart   John  F.,    clerk,   240  Superior,   bds. 

Bennet    House. 
Smart  Mrs.  Rachael,  widow  of  Nathan,  h.  41 

Hurd. 
Smead  Martin,  carriage  maker,  bds.  97  St. 

Clair. 
Smead  Timothy  H.,  printer,  Ohio  Farmer, 

h.  18  Cedar  Avenue. 
Smeathert   Jacob,    brick    maker,  h.   68  Ir- 
ving. 

Smears   wood  sawyer,  h.  113  Monroe. 

Smetzer   Christian,  shoemaker,    h.  21  Bel- 
mont. 
Smidely  Joseph,  peddler,  h.  104  Laurel. 
Smithbower  John,  laborer,  188  Bridge. 
Smith  Adam,  blacksmith,  383  Pittsburgh,  h. 

386  Pittsburgh. 
Smith  A.  S.,  clerk,  174  Supwior,  bds,    163 

St.  Clair. 
Smith   Albert  G.,   iron  rolling  mill,  h.  779 

St.  Clair. 
Smth   Alfred   H.,    ship   caulker,  h.   56  St. 

Paul. 
Smith  Allen,  jr.,  portrait   painter,  h,  43  Ce- 
dar Avenue. 
Smith  Allen,  sen.,  accountant,  h.  345  Perry. 
Smith  Alexander,  carpenter,  h.  West  River. 
Smith  Anson,  h.  356  Prospect. 
Smith    Benjamin,  clerk,  bds.  43  Cedar  Av. 
Smith  Bernhard,  h.  110  Clifton. 
Smith  B.  W.,   book-keeper,  70  Merwin.  h. 

Cedar  Avenue. 


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Smith  Capt.  Warren  A.,  h.  16  John. 
Smith  Carlos  A.,  clerk,  collector's  office,  bds. 

Weddell  House. 
Smith  Charles,  musical  instrument   maker, 

68  Michigan. 
Smith  Christian,   flour   dealer,    h.   284   St. 

Clair. 
Smith  Comelia,   widow  of  Michael,   wash- 
woman, h.  28  Bond. 

Smith  Daniel,  cabinet  maker,  h.8  Miami  Al- 
ley. 

Smith  Daniel  W.,  engineer  planing  mill,  h. 
36  Cross. 

SMITH,  DODD  &  CO.,  boots  and  shoes, 
226  Superior. 

Smith  Edward,  flour  merchant,  h.  308  Pros- 
pect. 

Smith    Edward,  grocery,  341    St.  Clair,  cor- 
ner Clinton. 

Smith  Ed.  W.,  clothing  store,  190  Superior, 
h.  15  Huron. 

Smith  Elijah,  building  mover,  h.  75  Water. 

Smith  Elizabeth,  widow  of  John,  h.  413  St. 
Clair. 

Smith  Erastus,  Esq.,  h.  75  Wilson. 

Smith  Esther,  bds.  8  Clinton. 

Smith  Isaac  S.,  shoemaker,  h.  73  Harbor. 

Smith  Frederick,  painter,  h.  34  Bumham. 

Smith   Frederick  H.,  shipper,  h.   154  Pitts- 
burgh, 

Smith  Frederick  S.,  deputy  county  clerk,  h. 
90  Brownell. 

Smith  Frederick  W.,  saloon,  corner  Erie  and 
Ohio. 

Smith  George,  barber,  at  depot. 

Smith  George,  brick  maker,  bds.  46  Pitts- 
burgh. 

Smith  Geo.  brush  maker,  h.  61  Washington. 

Smith  George,  fireman,  bds.  155  Ohio. 

Smith  George  H.,  broom  maker,  h.  10  Mid- 
dle. 

Smith  Geoi^e  H,,  carpenter,  h.  145  Orange. 

Smith  George  M.,  contractor,  h.  22  Bridge. 

Smith  C.  W.,  machinist,  h.  St  Clair. 

Smith  George  W.,    merchant  tailor,  h.  253 
Garden. 

Smith  George  W.,  h.  74  Alabama. 

Smith  Haimah,  dress  maker,  205  Superior. 

Smith  Haman,  firm  Wageman  &  S.,  h.  162 
Lake. 

Smith  Hartley  S.,  commission  merchant,  100 
Dock,  h.  corner  Ontario  and  St.  Clair. 

Smith  Henry,  h.  129  Lake. 

Smith  Henry,  laborer,  bds.  311  Perry. 

Smith  Henry,  laborer,  30  Wilson. 

Smith  Henry,  printer,  h.  85  Oregon. 

Smith  Henry  A.,  firm  S.  Dodd  &  Co.,  h.  66 
Ontario. 

Smith  Henry  M.,  clerk  C  &  T.  R.  R.,  bds. 
124  Water. 


Smith  Henry  R.,  firm  A.  R.  S.  &  Co.,  h.  177 

Lake. 
SMITH  HENRY   R.   &   CO.,    real    estate 

agents,  Rouse's  block. 
Smith    Horace  P.,  clerk,  bds.  16  Clinton. 
Smith  Hubbard  A.,  h.  417  Mandrake. 
Smith  J.  lalx)rer,  30  Merchant. 
Smith  J.,  latorer,  13  Williams. 
Smith  J.,  coal  dealer,  Pittsburgh  Depot,  bds. 

Bennet  House. 
Smith  Jackson,  trader,   boards   145  Turn- 
pike. 
Smith   Jacob,   blacksmith,  bds.    92  Cham- 
plain. 
Smith  Jacob,  switchman,  C  &  E.  R.  R. 
Smith  Jacob,   machinist,  h.  Peny,  between 

St.  Clair  and  Superior. 
Smith  James,  carpenter,  h.  136  Orange. 
Smith  James,  laborer,  685  St.  CUir. 
Smith  James,  machinist,  h.  140  Pearl. 
Smith  James,   railroad  man,  h.  3  Farley's 

Court. 
Smith  James,  shoemaker,  h.  West  River. 
Smith  James,  stone  cutter,  h.  7  St.  Charles. 
Smith  James,  tinner,  bds.  68  Water. 
Smith  James  L.,  clerk,  228  Superior,  h.  37 

Huntington. 
SMITH  JAMES  WYLIE,  machinist,  h.  37 

Hurd. 
Smith  Job,  blacksmith,  h.  16  Prosj:>ect. 
Smith  John,  h.  80  Erie. 
SMITH  J.  B.,  &  CO.,  malt  manufacturers, 

62  Spring. 
Smith  John,  h.  95  Bond. 
Smith  John,  boiler  maker,  h.  63  Eagle. 
Smith  John,  butcher,  h.  46  Cherry. 
Smith  John,  butcher,  bds.  108  Kinsman. 
Smith  John,   car  builder,  h.  80  Lyman. 
Smith  John,  engineer,  bds.  77  Water. 
Smith  John,  laborer,  122  Oregon. 
Smith  John,  laborer,  409  West  River. 
Smith  John,  laborer,  261  St.  Clair. 
Smith  John,  machinist,  h.  80  Lyman. 
Smith  John,  machinist,  h.  19  Jay. 
Smith  John,  mason,  h.  22  Summit  Alley. 
Smith  John,  mason,  h.  98  Greenwood. 
Smith  John,  sailor,    h,    corner    Lake   and 

Bond. 
Smith  John,  stonecutter,  bds.  7.  St.  Charles. 
Smith  John  A  .blacksmith,  h.  892  St.  Clair. 
Smith  John  A.,  bridge  builder,  h.  42  Seneca. 
Smith  John  B..  firm  J.B.  S.  &  Co.,  h.  157 

Lake. 
Smith  John  L.,  salesman,  118  Water,  bds. 

26  Eagle. 
Smith  John  P.,  tobacconist,  161  Water,  bds. 

St.  Clair  House, 
Smith    Johnson,    stone    cutter,   bds.  7   St. 

Charles. 
Smith  Joseph  H.,  saw  maker,  h.  247  Bridge. 


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Smith  L.  M.,  turner,  82  Bank. 

Smith  L.  S,  shoemaker,  364  Lorain,  h.  87 
Harbor, 

Smith  Lovell  J.,  clerk,  246  Superior,  bds. 
95  St.  Chiir. 

Smith  Marcus,  firm  M.  S.  &  Co.,  h.  113  Pitts- 
burgh. 

Smith  Mark,  firm  Paton  &  S.,  h.  125  Ham- 
ilton. 

Smith  Major,  soap  and  candles.  131  Leon- 
ard, h.  Brooklyn. 

Smith  Matis,  shoemaker,  h,  10  Orange. 

Smith  Matthew,  switchman,  h.  184  Green- 
wood. 

Smith   Morris,  butcher,  112    Prospect. 

SMITH  M.  &  CO.,  Fancy  Goods,  166  Su- 
perior. 

Smith  ,  speculator,  h.  424  De- 
troit. 

Smith  N.  E.,  lightening  rods,  bds.  Burnett 
House. 

Smith  Nicholas,  saloon,  150  Detroit. 

Smith  Oliver,  brakesman.  C.  &  E.  R.  R.,  h. 
278  Lake. 

Smith  Owen,  laborer,  h.  West  River. 

Smith  P.,  tailor,  22  Merchant. 

Smith  Pardon  B.,  U.  S.  express  messenger, 
h.  8  St.  Clair. 

Smith  Patrick,  carpenter,  h.  26  Oregon. 

Smith  Patrick,  engineer,  h.  West  River. 

Smith  Patrick,  fireman,  h.  West  River. 

Smith  Patrick,  moulder,  Union  Foundry,  h. 
345  Detroit. 

Smith  Peter,  carpenter,  h.  192  Lorain. 

Smith  Philip,  clerk,  h.  24  Wilson. 

Smith  Mrs.,  milliner,  140  Pearl. 

Smith  Reuben,  pay  master,  C.  &  P.  R.  R., 
bds.  308  Prospect. 

Smith  Richard,  saloon,  h.  192  Greenwood. 

Smith  Richard  C,  rolling  mill,  h,  807 
Lake. 

Smith  Robert,  laborer,  76  Water. 

Smith  Robertson,  clerk  P.  0.,  bds.  Weddell 
House. 

Smith  Samuel,  grocery,  h.33  Lorain. 

Smith  Samuel,  machinist,  C.  C.  &  C.  Shop, 
h.  rear  101  Hamilton. 

Smith  Samuel  P  ,  h.  155  Ohio. 

Smith  Sarah,  widow  of  Leander,  washwo- 
man, h.  42  Bridge. 

Smith  S.  C,  firm  S.  &  Gleeson,  h.  263 
Perry. 

Smith  Sherburn, clerk  119  River,  bds.  corner 
Euclid  and  Erie.  __ 

Smith  Sears  E.,  former  merchant,  h.  154 
Euclid. 

Smith  Silas,  gents  furnishing  store,  133 
Bank,  h.  52  Bank. 

Smith  S.  S.,  clerk,  120  Superior,  bds.  Ame- 
rican House. 


Smith  Mrs.  Susan,  widow  of  Johnson,  h.  7 

St.  Charles. 
Smith  S.  Ward,  printer,  h.  4  Cliijton. 
Smith  Sylvester,  J.,  insurance,  235  Superiorj 

h.  Chagrin  Falls. 
Smith  Thomas,  boiler  maker,  C.  &  E.  R.  R. 

machine  shop,  h  440  Hamilton. 
Smith  Thomas,  marble  cutter,  bds.  139  Erie. 
Smith  Uriah,  carpenter,  h.  38  Webster. 
Smith  William,   firm   Calhoun  &  S..  h.  26 

Eagle. 
Smith  William,  brewer,  h.  44  York. 
Smith  William,  carpenter,  h.  Detroit. 
Smith    William,    carpenter,    bds.    413    St. 

Clair. 
Smith  William,  constable,  h.  16  High. 
Smith  William,  carpenter,  bds.  corner  Perry 

and  Kinsman. 
Smith  William,  machinist,  h.  West  River. 
Smith  William  D.,  firm  S.  Dodd  &  Co.,  h. 

66  Ontario. 
Smith  William  F.,  h.  40  Wood. 
Smith   William  G.,   book-keeper,  bds.  124 

Water. 
Smith  William W.,  cattle  buyer,  h,  75  Orange. 
Smith   William,  T.,  firm    Seaman  &  S.,  h. 

163  St.  Clair. 
SMITH  &  CO.,  boiler  makers.  Meadow. 
SMITH  &  GLEESON,  coffee  and  spices, 

203  Ontario. 
Smoake  Jacob,  shingle  maker,  bds.  42  Car- 
roll. 
Smyth   William,  flour  and  feed  store,  h.  66 

Seneca. 
Sneider  Adam,  clerk,   Gorham  &  Alpin,  h. 

225  Garden. 
Sneider  Andrew,  blacksmith,  215  Garden,  h. 

59  Elm. 
Sneider  Egnath,  mason,  h.  327  Hamilton. 
Sneider  George,  carpenter,  h,  296  Lake. 
Sneider  Henry,  bds.  59  Elm. 
Sneider  John,  fish  packer,  h.  148  Bridge. 
Sneider  John,  laborer,  corner  Cedar  Avenue 

and  Hudson. 
Sneider  Morehart,  merchant,  h.  45  Monroe. 
Snell  Andrew,  blacksmith,  h.  78  Lyman. 
Snell  Paul,  h.  56  Mechanics. 
Snell  Sophia,  widow  of  Richard,  milliner,  h. 

152  Lake. 
Snider  Adam,  shoemaker,  166  River,  h.  58 

Lake. 
Snider  Charles,  bowling  alley,  152  Superior, 

h.  20  Webster. 
Snider  Ignats,  h.  16  Burwell. 
Snider  Joseph,   carpenter,  h.  52  Frankfort, 
Snider  Philip,  shoemaker,  h.  rear  25  Ohio. 
Snider  Steward,  h.  35  Clinton. 

Snipps ,  cook,  bds.  rear  58  Bolivar. 

Snitger    Frederick,    janitor,     bds.     Bennet 

House. 

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Snitzler  Jacob,  cooper,  h.  53  York. 

Snoble  Frederick,  comb  manufacturer,  h.  34 

McLean. 
Snow  Christian,  widow  of  Jacob,  h.  665  St. 

Clair. 
Snow  Daniel,  stonecutter,  h.  310  Columbus. 
Snow  Ira  G.,  policeman,  h.  Cash'cr. 
Snow  Mrs.  Lena,  h.  140  Hamilton. 
Snow  Sihis,  ma.son,  h.  80  Clinton. 

Snyder ,  laborer,  22  Croton. 

Snyder  Frederick,  peddler,  h.  20  Croton. 
Snyder  George,  peddler,  h.  22  Croton. 
Snyder   Steward,    carriage   maker,   bds.   43 

Clinton. 
SOCIETY  FOR    SAVINGS,  corner   Bank 

and  Frankfort 
Sohle  George,  laborer,  162  Greenwood. 
Seller  John  M.,  painter,  h.  13  Laurel. 
Solomon  Casper,  blacksmith,  h.  25  Belmont. 
Solomon  George,  blacksmith,  h.  28  Belmont. 
Solomonson  N.  H.,  optician  and  mathematical 

instruments,    130   Superior,    bds.    Bennet 

House. 
Solover  John,  laborer,  90  Champlain. 
Solloway  Ann,  widow  of  Daniel,  h.  Jersey. 
Sommer  Adam,  blacksmith,  h.  Cherry. 
Sommer  Henry,  laborer,  8  Union. 
Sommer  John,  mechanic,  h.  354  Pittsburgh. 
Sommer  John,  firm  S.  &  Stephan,  h.  348  St. 

Clair. 
Sommer  Lorenzo,  shoemaker,  h.  Union. 
Sommer  &  Stephan,  grocers,  348  St.  Clair. 
Sondack  George,  laborer. 
Sonneborn   J.,   firm   J.  S.  &  Co.,  bds.    146 

Champlain. 
SONNEBORN  J.  &  CO.,  clothing,  238  Su- 
perior, bds.  146  Champlain. 
Sonnendeck  George,  laborer,  13  Smith. 
SONS  OF  TEMPERANCE  HALL,  corner 

Ontario  and  Champlain. 
Sooter  Charles,  painter,  Seneca  Block,  h.  264 

Garden. 
Sooter  Jane,  widow  of  Peter,  h.  138  Orange. 
Soper  H.  R.,  builder,  h.  166  Brownell. 
Soper  John,  h.  42  Bridge. 
Souder  John  G.,  carpenter,  h.  35  Irving. 
Sound  Philip,  bricklayer,  h.  172  Brownell. 
Sourenger  Jno.  carpenter,  h.  110  Greenwood. 
Souther  William  P.,  ship  carpenter,  h.   83 

Woodbine. 
Southwell  William,  tinner,  h.  41  Kinsman. 
Southworth  Ezra,  cooper,  bds.  88  Columbus. 
Southworth  E.  A.,  millwright,  h.  48  Bank. 
Southworth  Henry,  carpenter,  bds,  150   Lo- 
rain. 
Southworth  Jacob,  laborer.  West  River. 
Southworth  Jacob,  farmer,  h.  117  Turnpike. 
Southworth  John,  laborer,  868  St.  Clair. 
Southworth  William  P.,  builder,  office  Onta- 

tario,  h.  28  Huron 


Spalan  Jerry,  servant,  h.  61  Seneca. 

Spalding  John,  lake  captain,  h.  59  Pearl. 

Spalding  R.  C,  book  keeper.  Commercial 
Mutual  Insurance  Company,  h.  67  Brown- 
ell. 

Spalding  Rufus  P.,  firm  S.  &  Parsons,  h.  126 
Prosfiect. 

Spalding  Z.  S.,  attorney,  bds.  126  Prospect. 

SPALDING  &  PARSONS,  attorneys,  192 
Superior, 

Spangler  Adam,  carpenter,  h.  163  Hamilton. 

Spangler  Basil  S.,  office  236  Superior,  h.  210 
Euclid. 

Spangler  Wilier  M.,  firm  J.  B.  Smith  &  Co., 
h.  East  Cleveland. 

Sparley  Jacob,  bds.  37  Webster. 

Sparn  Jacob,  butcher,  h.  25  Lorain. 

Spam  John,  cooper,  h.  70  Jersey. 

Sparrowhawk  Andrew,  book  keeper,  h.  16 
Ann. 

Spatholtz  Christian,  laborer,  70  Williams, 

Spaulding  Edmund,  mechanic,  bds.  49  Lo- 
rain. 

Spaulding Joseph  W., oilcloth  manufactury, 
h.  208  Bridge. 

Spayth  Abram,  cabinet  maker,  h.  35  Acad- 
emy. 

Spayth  William,  clerk,  240  Superior,  h,  35 
Academy. 

Spear  James,  furniture  store,  79  Pittsburgh, 
h.  22  Miami  Alley. 

Spear  H.  E.,  book  keeper,  199  Superior,  h, 
115  Bolivar. 

Specht  Adam,  laborer,  C.  &  P.  freight  depot 

Speck  Andrew,  shoemaker,  bds.  67  Michi- 
gan. 

Speck  Guardian,  shoemaker,  bds.  104  Water. 

Speck  Henry,  tailor,  h.  rear  54  Ohio. 

Speed  John,  saloon,  124  Bank. 

Speeger  George,  carpenter,  h.  25  Grove. 

Speegle  Andrew,  rectifier,  h.  42  Cherry. 

Speer  William,  laborer,  106  Greenwood. 

Spees  Mrs.  Conrad,  widow,  washerwoman,  h. 
53  Irving. 

Spellman  Cornelius,  machinist,  h.  74  Frank- 
lin. 

Spellman  Lucy,  teacher,  Cleveland  Institute. 

Spencer  Aaron  P.,  bds.  20  Seneca. 

Spencer  A.  J.,  clerk,  Baldwin,  DeWitt  &  Co., 
h.  384  Detroit 

Spencer  Albert  H.,  accountant,  140  Water, 
bds.  91  Huron. 

Spencer  A.  P.,  carpenter,  h.  24  Jay. 

Spencer  E.  J.,  laborer,  384  Detroit 

Spencer  George,  tinner,  bds.  49  Kinsman, 

SPENCER  JULIUS  A.,  publisher  Analyst, 
h.  117  Franklin. 

Spencer  Orrin,  firm  S.  &  Mellen,  h.  99  Hu- 
ron, corner  Erie. 

Spencer  Reeve,  clerk.  Herald,  bds.  25  Sherifif. 


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SPENCER  T.  P.,  soap  and  candles,  on  canal, 

h.  25  Sheriff. 
Spencer   William,    mason   and   builder,   h. 

75  Scoville  Avenue. 
SPENCER  &  MELLEN,  wholesale  hoots 

and  shoes,  140  Water. 
Spengel  Frederick,  tailor,  h.  87  Carroll. 
Speng  Edson,  shoemaker,  h.  9  Hickox. 
Sperth  John,  laborer,  59  Penn. 
Spetzel  Emanuel,  carpenter,  h.  160  Court- 
land  t. 
Spicer  William,  tailor,  h.  Elm. 
Spickert.  Jacob,  shoemaker,  bds.  18  Scoville 

Avenue. 
Spies  Filinteten,  mason,  h.  15  Vine. 
Spies  John,  tailor,  h.  176  Ohio. 
Spies   Joseph,   painter,   Lowman's,  bds.  77 

Michigan. 
Spilkler  Henry,  laborer,  91  Jersey. 
Spitzer  Peter,  laborer,  207  Hamilton. 
Spitzich  William,  carpenter,h.  rear  68^Green. 
Spitzig  William,  carpenter,  h.  92  Bridge. 
Spohn  Henry,  carpenter,  h.  J  ersey. 
Spooner  George  W.,  printer,  h.  88   Muirson. 
Sponhart   Rudolph,  blacksmith,  h.  82  Ly- 
man. 
Sprague  Mrs.  Ann,  widow,  h.  125  Monroe. 
Sprague  Edwin  H.,  physician,  h.  53  Bolivar. 
SPRAGUE  GEORGE,  grocer,  4  and  5  Ovi- 
att's  Exchange,  corner  Superior  and  River, 
h.  22  Sheriff. 
Sprague  William,  carpenter,  h.  150  Lorain. 
Sprall  R.  0.,  sailor,  h.  85  McLean. 
Springer  Conrad,  blacksmith,  h.   Green. 
Springer   Henry,   pin   maker,  h.  267  Pitts- 
burgh. 
Squirrell  Jediah,  farmer,  h.  250  Washington. 
Squirrell  Mrs.  Charlotte,  h.  250  Washington. 
Srezberger  Frederick,  saloon,  h.  141  Pearl. 
Sroar  Landin,  peddler,  h.  180  River. 
Staab  Joseph,  laborer,  h.  37  Newton. 
Staats    Mrs.    Elizabeth,   dress   maker,    104 

Public  Square,  Hoffman's  Block. 
Stabler  John,  harness  maker,   114  Superior, 

h.  62  Jackson. 
Stacy  Mrs.  Francis,  h.  62  Erie. 
Stacy  James  E.,  fruit  dealer,  bds.  154  Eu- 
clid. 
Stacy  John  W.,  clerk,  H.  J.  Webb's,  h.  369 

St.  Clair. 
Stacy  Josiah,  confectioner,  1  Euclid,  corner 

Public  Square. 
Stacy  Thomas,  brewer,  70  Hamilton. 
Stacy  William,  fruit  stand,  corner   Superior 

and  Water,  h.  369  St.  Clair.      ^ 
Stack ard  Jacob,  cabinet  maker,  h.  103  Ore- 
gon. 
Stackhouse  J.,  laborer,  24  Phelps. 
Stadler  Adam,  laborer,  361  Garden. 
Stadler  M.  B.,  laborer.  Heights. 


Staebler  Henry,  warehouseman,  h.  43  Ward. 

Staewalt  Sebastian,  blacksmith,  h.  125  York. 

Staffoul  Jesse,  candle  maker,  bds.  110  Or- 
egon. 

Stafford  John,  painter,  h.  110  Oregon. 

STAFFORD  JOSEPH,  soap  and  candles, 
on  canal,  h.  110  Oregon. 

Stahl  Kari,  butcher,  bds.  11  Wadsworth. 

Stahl  Margaret,  widow  of  James,  h.  4  Mid- 
dle. 

Stair  Benjamin,  firm  J.  Stair  &  Son,  h.  251 
Prospect. 

Stair  Edwin,  firm  E.  S.  &  Co.,  h.  241  Pros- 
pect- 

SAIR  E.  &  CO.,  hats,  caps  and  furs,  105  Su- 
perior. 

Stair  John,"  firm  J.  S.  &  Son,  h.  251  Pros- 
pect. 

Stair  John,  tinner,  h.  45  Irving. 

STAIR  J.  &  SON  seed  store  and  agricultu- 
ral warehouse,  115  Ontario. 

Stair  Samuel,  firm  E.  S.  &  Co.  h.  251  Pros- 
pect. 

Staker  George,  laborer.  Bridge. 

Stalder  Jacob,  bds.  4  Root's  Alley. 

Stam  Christopher,  wood  sawyer,  h.  12  Cro- 
ton. 

Stamcombe  J.  B.,  livery,  h.  Belden's  Court. 

Stammber  J.  J.,  tinner,  h.  40  Church. 

Stample  Rev.,  h.  65  Carroll, 

Stanard  Capt.  B.  A.,  marine  inspector,  U.  S. 
local  inspector,  h.  25  Hamilton. 

Stanard  Mrs.  Charles  0.,  widow,  h.  305 
Prospect. 

Stanard  D.  A.,  marine  inspector,  h.  142  Lake. 

STAND  ART,  BEMIS  &  MURRAY,  pro- 
duce and  commission  merchants,  43  River. 

Standart  Charles  W.,  firm  Whitman  S.  & 
Co.,  h.  Detroit  Road. 

Standart  George,  firm  S.  Bemis  &  Murray,  h. 
Detroit  Road. 

Standart  F.  M.,  firm  Whitman  &  Co.,  h.  De- 
h.  Detroit  road. 

Standart  Stephen,  clerk.  Whitman  S.  &  Co., 
troit  Road, 

Standart  William  E.,  firm  Whitman  &  S.,  h. 
17  Scott. 

Standish  Isaac  B.,  blacksmith,  h.  178  Clin- 
ton. 

Standish  Mary,  widow  of  Henry,  h.  174 
Bridge. 

Stanfield  George,  engineer,  h.  60  Taylor. 

Stanfield  Rachael,  widow,  h.  84  Oregon. 

Stanfield  Thomas  R.,  tailor,  h.  165  Oregon. 

Stanford  Frank,  grocery,  35  Oregon. 

Stanford  John,  laborer,  47  Clinton. 

Stanhager  William,  carpenter,  h.  44  Newton. 

Stankrim  James,  livery,  h.  Belden's  Court, 

Stanley  Charles  E.,  provision  inspector,  119 
River,  bds.  60  Euclid. 


Deodorised  Coal  Oil,  Manufactxired  by  LAW  &  NORTH, 


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Stanley  E.  C,  h.  138  Erie. 

Stanley    J'raiicis,    widow,   tailoress,   h.   53 

Welister. 
STANLEY  GEORGE  A.,  oils  and  candles, 

on  Canal  near  weighlock,  h.  45  Euclid. 
Stanley  J.  H.,  banker,  h.  45  Chestnut 
Stanley  John  W.,  joiner,  h.  21  Webster. 
Stanley  Joseph,    brickraaker,  h.  398  Pitts- 
burgh. 
Stanley    Mrs.,  widow   of   Joshua,   h.    213 

Pittsburgh. 
STANLEY  WILLIAM   H.,  commissioner 
and  notary  public,  235    Superior,  h.  209 
Kinsman, 
Stanley  William  P.,  bds.  195  St  Clair. 
Stanton  Austin,  saloon,  144  Detroit. 
Stanton  Henry  F.,  (colored)  musician,  h.  Di- 
vision Alley. 
Stapler  George,  harness  maker,  h.  62  Jack- 
son. 
Starkey  Abel,   (colored)   carpenter,  h.    58 

Burnham. 
Starkweather  Sam'l,  sr.,  attorney,  h.80  Euclid. 
STARKWEATHER  SAMUEL,  jr.,  attor- 
ney, office  Parson's  Block,  Superior,  h.  80 
Euclid. 
Starr  Frederick,  carpenter  and  joiner,  h.  165 

West  Liberty. 
Starrett  Rebecca,  widow  of  John,  boarding 

house,  759  St  Clair. 
Staven  Henry,  carpenter,  h.  101  Oregon. 
ST.  CLAIR  ST.  M.   E.  CHURCH,  corner 

St  Clair  and  Wood. 
Stealher  George,  tailor,  h.  15  Wadsworth. 
Stearns  John  M.,  firm  J.  S.  &  Co.,  bds.  256  I 

Prospect 
STEARNS  JOHN  M.  &  CO.,  grindstones, 
flagging  and  hardware,  11    Vineyard,  At- 
water's  Block. 
Stebbins  Edward,  carpenter,  h.  99  Cross. 
Steber  Michael,  wheelwright,  h.  8  Floyd. 
Stebler  Henry,  warehouseman,  h.  43  Ward. 
Stecher  J.  R.  C,  bds.  28  Sheriff. 
Stedman  Buckley,  firm  S.  &   Chapman,  h. 

146  Prospect 
Stedman  Warren  G.,  h.  46  Bolivar. 
STEDMAN  &  CHAPMAN,  meat  market, 

167  Ontario. 
Steel  A.  P.,  carpenter,  bds.  759  St.  Clair. 
Steel  Augustus,  tailor,  h.  114  Oregon. 
Steel  Truman  W.,  carpenter,  h.  128  Bolivar. 
Steele  William,  drayman,  h.  6  Hickox. 
Steeler  Jacob,  cooper,  h.  I3  Hicks. 
Stcen  Charles,  liquors,  h.   34  Scoville  Av- 
enue. 
Stegg  Jacob,  ale  and  porter  house,  40  Erie. 
Stegman  Henry,  salesman,  143  Ontario,  bds. 

148  Ontario. 
Stegmyer  Sebastian,  Rob  Roy  House,  1  St 
Clair. 


Stehle  Christian,  tailor,  h.  14  Dodge. 

Stigeuvald  Conrad,  tailor,  h.  57  Greenwood. 

Steigr  George,  tool  maker,  h.  180  Columbus. 

Stein  Jacob,  harness  maker,  h.    146    Pitts- 
burgh. 

Stein  John,  brickmaker,  h.  33  Irving. 

Stein  Peter,  brickmaker,  h.  Fox  Avenue. 

STEIN  S.,  intelligence  office,  corner  Ontario 
and  Public  Square,  h.  263  Kinsman. 

Steinbrenar  Michael,  grocery,  28  Irving. 

Steinbrenner    Andrew,     carpenter,     h.     71 
Phelps, 

Steinburg  Wilham,  shoemaker,  h.  124  Ham- 
ilton. 

Stein  ham  William,  h.  267  St  Clair. 

Steinleer  Gotleib,  laborer,  36  Mayflower. 

Stei^er  Joachim,  grocerj"^,  261  Orange. 

Steiner  Rev.  John  M.,  h.  138  Scoville  Av- 
enue. 

Steiner  Mark,  laborer,  169  Greenwood. 

Steinhart  Andrew,  soloon,  107  Scoville  Av- 
enue. 

Steinkamp  Joseph,  h.  299  Detroit 

Steiver  C,  cabinet  maker,  h.  St  Clair.        , 

Stel  Lawrence,  laborer,  37  Delaware. 

Steller  Henry,  bds.  114  Pittsburgh. 

Stens  John,  laborer,  169  Oregon. 

Step  Matthew,  stone  cutter,  h.  7  Minnesota. 

Stephan  Adam,    carriage   trimmer,    h.   281 
Kinsman. 

Stephan  Mrs.  Catharine,  wddow  of  Bernard, 
h.  304  Columbus. 

STEPHAN  DANIEL,  attorney,  157  Water, 
j      h.  rear  208  Columbus. 

Stephens  George,  firm  Sommer  &  Co.,  h.  348 
St.  Clair. 

Stephens  Adam,   carriage  trimmer,   h.  281 
Kinsman. 

Stephens   Alvan,  firm   Frisby  &  S.,  h.  26 
Sheriff'. 

Stephens  Conrad,  mason,  h.  25  Irving. 

Stephens  Daniel  J.,  salesman,  144  Water,  h. 
21  Huron. 

Stephens  E.  C,  vinegar,  78  River,  h.  23  Wa- 
ter. 

Stephens  Geo.,  shoemaker,  h.  448  St  Clair. 

Stephens  H.  A.,  clerk,  Frisby  &  Stephens, 
bds.  26  SheriflF. 

Stephens  Harvey,  firm  S.  &  Presley,  h.  27 
Clinton. 

Stephens  John,  tailor,  h.  29  Vine. 
Stephens  John,  (colored)  h.  11  Oregon. 
Stephens  S.R.  clerk,  47  West.bds  26  Sheriff 
Stephenson  Frederick,  teamster. 
Steri  0.  W.,  salesman,  171  River,  bds.  An- 
gler House. 
Sterling  Edward  C.  conductor  sleeping  car, 

bds.  185  Kinsman. 
STERLING   ELISHA,  physician  and  sur- 
geon, h.  corner  Bond  and  St  Clair. 


is  acknowledged  to  be  the  best  in  the  State. 


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Sterling  Elisha  T.,  agent  Cuyahoga  Steam 
Furnace,  h.  10  Euclid. 

Sterling  Frederick  A.,  salesman,  Beckwith's, 
bds.  19  Euclid. 

Sterling  Mrs.,  widow  Frederick  A.,  h.  185 
Kinsman. 

Sterling  James,  clerk,  bds.  10  Euclid. 

Sterling  James  A.,  clerk,  138  Water,  bds.  98 
Bond. 

Sterling  John  M.,  firm  Huntington  &  Brooks, 
bds.  123  St.  Clair. 

STERLING  SAMUEL,  boots,  shoes  &c., 
101  Superior,  bds.  152  Erie. 

Sterling  T.  D.,  gas  fitter,  bds  51  Seneca. 

Sterling  T.  W.,  book  keeper,  134  Water, 
bds.  Angier  House. 

Sterling  Theodore,  bds.  141  St.  Clair. 

Sterling  Theodore,  phvsician,  and  principal 
High  School,  h.  19  Euclid. 

Sterns  Geo.,  h.  150  Lorain. 

Sterrett ,  moulder,  h.  429  Lake. 

Stetson  Charles,  firmC.  &  W.  S.  S.,  h.  12  Eu- 
clid. 

STETSON  C.  &  W.  S.,  attorneys,  over 
Merchants  Bank,  corner  Bank  and  Superi- 
or. 

Stetson  Wyllys  S.,  firm  C.  &  W.  S.  S.,  bds. 
12  Euclid. 

Steuber  Barnhart,  tailor,  h.  305  Pittsburgh. 

STEVENS  ALFRED  R.,  boarding  house, 
124  Champlain. 

Stevens  Charles  C,  painter,  h,  113  Frank- 
lin. 

Stevens  Elbert,  h.  14  Academy. 

Stevens  George,  brakesman,  h.  112  Her- 
man. 

Stevens  George,  brakesman,  C.  &  P.  R.  R., 
bds  491  Lake. 

Stevens  Geo.  M.,  laborer,  97  York. 

Stevens  Geo.,  millwright,  h.  49  Bridge. 

STEVENS  H.  S.,  omnibus  proprietor,  147 
Superior,  h.  50  Water. 

STEVENS  HENRY  P.,  dinning  hall  at  De- 
pot, h.  36  Water. 

Stevens  Horace,  laborer,  bds.'  110  Turn- 
pike. 

Stevens  Isaac  T.,  salesman,  52  River,  h.  46 
Clinton. 

Stevens  Jacob,  drayman,  h.  43  Scoville  Av- 
enue. 

Stevens  Louis  B.,  clerk,  119  Superior,  bds. 
124  Water. 

Stevens  D.  P.,  grain  hulling  mill,  cor,  Leon- 
ard and  Summer,  h.  97  York. 

Stevens  Peter,  h.  76  Cedar  Avenue. 

Stevens  Samuel,  engineer  C.  C.  &  0.  R.  R., 
h.  12  Abbey. 

Stevens  Theodorick  N.,  foreman  Sturtevants, 
h.  144  Ohio. 

Stevens  William,  bds.  Weddell  House. 


Stevenson  Andrew,  sailor,  h.  31  West  Main. 

Stevenson  E.  T.,  classical  school  teacher,  h. 
108  Euclid. 

Stevenson  Ezekiel  T.,  carpenter,  h.  251  Per- 
ry. 

Stevenson  Geo.  W.,  jr.,  mason,  h.  251  Per- 
ry- 

Stevenson  G.  W.,  sr.,  mason,  h.  251Perry. 

Stevenson  Theodore,  joiner,  bds.  251  Perry. 

Stevenson  Thos.,  cooper,  bds.  58  Detroit. 

Stevenson  William,  ship  builder,  h.  191 
Franklin. 

Stever  Christian,  carpenter,  h.  3  Pop  Com 
Alley. 

Stewart  James,  carpenter,  h.  296  St.  Clair. 

Stewart  Daniel,  city  sealer,  h.  67  Whitman. 

Stewart  George,  freight  master  C.  &  P.  R. 
R.,  h.  cor.  Roots  Alley  and  Summit. 

STEWART  GARDNER  W.,  m.  d.,  142 
Pearl. 

Stewart  Graham,  blacksmith,  h,  59  Harrison. 

Stewart  Guy  G.,  clerk,  P.  &  C.  R.  R.  Depot, 
h.  9  Root  Alley. 

Stewart  H.  A.,  firm  J.  Church  &  Co.,  h.  51 
Huron. 

Stewart  James,  bds.  169  Seneca. 

Stewart  J.  E.,  trader,  h.  397  Perry. 

Stewart  John,  stone  mason,  h.  27  East  Lib- 
erty. 

Stewart  John  W.,  boarding  house,  48  Lake. 

Stewart  James,  carpenter,  h.  61  Hicks. 

Stewart  R.  C,  blacksmith,  h.  70  Tracy. 

Stewart  Richard,  milk  depot,  31  High. 

Stewart  William,  check  clerk,  C.  &  P.  freight 
depot,  h.  75  Laurel. 

Stidden  Joseph,  brewer,  19  Brainard,  h. 
Monroe. 

Stich  John,  drayman,  h.  31  Cherry. 

Stichel  Geo.,  laborer,  160  Root. 

Stichel  Michael,  laborer,  160  Root. 

Stickney  Carver,  firm  C,  S.  &  Co.,  h.  Heights. 

STICKNEY  C.  &  CO.,  meat  market,  149 
and  151  Ontario. 

Stickney  Erastus  P.,  clerk,  with  Stevens  & 
Presley,  bds.  97  State. 

Stickney  George,  bds.  97  State. 

Stickney  Mrs.  Martha  B.,  widow  of  William, 
h.  97  State. 

Stickland  Mrs.  Polly,  widow  Aaron  T.  bds. 
228  Columbus. 

Stieglite  Henry,  tailor,  h.  24  Irving. 

Slighter,  Charles,  laborer,  30  Oregon. 

Stil  John,  butcher,  h.  101  Monroe. 

Stiles  Mrs,  widow,  h.  10  Scoville  Avenue. 

Stiles  R.  P.,  harness  maker,  bds.  100  St.  Clair. 

Still  Hannah,  widow  of  J  as.,  h.  84  Ontario. 

Still  Wm.  H.,  painter,  h.  84  Ontario. 

Stiller  Sacob,  cooper,  h.  13  Brainard. 

Stillman  Chauncey,  captain  on  Lake,  h.  105 
Kinsman. 


Coal  Oil  and  Lamp  Depot,  189  Ontario  Street,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 


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Stillman  Cornelius,  h.  168  Pittsburgh. 

Stillman  John,  laborer. 

Stillman  Wm.  H.,  gent.,  h.  32  Seneca. 

Slilson  Hiram  H.,  firm  S.,  Leek  &  Price,  h. 
158  Bolivar. 

STILLSON,  LEEK  &  PRICE,  wholesale 
Yankee  Notions,  140  Water,  up  stairs. 

STIMPSON  CROMWELL  W.,  daguerrean 
artist,  253  Suijerior. 

Stiinsou  William,  mason,  h,  274  Cedar  Av- 
enue. 

Stinenacker  Michael,  carpenter,  h.311  Lake. 

Stipler  Catherine,  bds.  40  Clinton. 

Stitteufelt  Charles,  shoemaker,  h.  35  Mar- 
ion. 

Stirvber  William  C,  shoemaker,  h.  54  Sen- 
eca. 

ST.  JOHNS  CATHEDRAL,  corner  Erie 
and  Superior. 

Stiven  Christian,  shoemaker,  h.  rear  Dr, 
Strong's,  Seneca. 

Stockley  John  G.,  gent,  h.  20  Water. 

Stockton  J.  C.  book-keeper,  R.  R.office,  bds. 
48  Bank. 

STOCK  WELL  A.  B.,  coal  dealer,  25  River, 
bds.  Angier  House. 

Stockwell  Levi  S.,  firm  Austin  &  S.,  bds. 
Angier  House. 

Stoddard  Che'ster  M.,  machinist,  bds  79 
Rockwell. 

Stoddard  Hester  W.,  h.  97  Ontario. 

Stoddard  Jerusha  B.,  h.  97  Ontario. 

Stoddart  John,  Ashman  House,  58  Grove. 

Stofel  William,  blacksmith,  h.  72  Jersey, 

Stofer  David  G.,  carpenter,  h.  35  York. 

Stohl  Joseph,  h.  46  Burnham. 

Stohl  Karl,  cooper,  rear  37  Ward. 

Stokes  Benjamin,  shoemaker,  197  Superior, 
h.  114  Bank. 

Stokes  Frederick,  wig  maker,  bds.  114 
Bank. 

Stokes  Reuben,  clerk,  152  Ontario,  bds.  136 
Bank. 

Stockley  Edward,  saloon,  426  Pittsburgh. 

StoU  Erastus,  H.,  h.  34  Parkman. 

StoU  Jacob,  farmer,  bds  14  East  Centre. 

StoU  John,  glazier,  h.  8  Roots  Alley. 

Stolkoph  Michael,  machinist,  h.  105  Chat- 
ham. 

Stoller  A.,  tailor,  h.  31  Merchant. 

StoUmeier  John,  laborer.  Green. 

Stolstemer  Jacob,  joiner,  h.  25  Lvman. 

STONE  AMASA,  Jr.,  President,  C.  P.  & 
A.  R.  R..  h.  113  Euclid. 

Stone  Andrews  B.,  firm  S.  Chisholm  & 
Jones,  h.  165  Euclid. 

STONE  B.  B.  &  SON,  boots  and  shoes,150 
Ontario. 

Stone  B.  B.,  firm  S.  &  Son,  h.  192  Pros- 
pect. 


STONE,  CHISHOLM  &  JONES,  railroad 
and  iron  manufacturers  of  all  kinds,  86  and 
88  River. 

Stone  F.  L.,  widow  of  Ezra  M.,  bds.  124 
Lake.  • 

Stone  Hiram,  real  estate  agent,  h.  72  Pearl. 

Stone  Francis  T.,  collection  clerk,  Bank  of 
Commerce,  bds.  113  P^uclid. 

Stone  Mrs.,  widow  of  Ithel,  h.  72  Pearl. 

Stone  Ithel,  clerk,  post  office,  Ms.  72   Pearl. 

Stone  James  P.,  salesman,  215  Superior,  h. 
134  Bolivar. 

Stone  Joel,  machinist,  h.  57  Hanover. 

Stone  Peter,  mason,  h.  31  Blair. 

Stone  Thomas,  marble  polisher. 

STONE  S.  S.,  real  estate,  171  Superior,  h. 
341  Prospect 

Stoneham  Eliza,  Mrs.  h.  64  Erie. 

Stonemeyer  Adam,  laborer,  66  Centre. 

Stoney  Cornelius,  moulder,  h.  81  Bridge. 

StoneyJohn,  moulder,  h.  84  Bridge. 

Stopher  John,  private  watchman,  Woolson, 
Hichcock  &  Carter,  h.  Willet. 

STOPPEL  JOSEPH,  distiller  and  rectifier, 
36  River,  h.  266  St.  Clair. 

STOPPEL  J.  &  CO.,  brewers,  comer  Ohio 
and  Canal. 

Stops  Mrs.,  widow  of  Michael,  h.  309  Pitts- 
burgh. 

Storer joiner,  h.  22  Vestry. 

Storer  Samuel  T.,  medical  student,  bds  70 
Ontario. 

STOREY  JOHN,  merchant  tailor,  129  Su- 
perior, h.  corner  Perry  and  Scoville. 

Storm  Jno.,  sailor,  h.  406  Detroit. 

Storman  John,  shoemaker,  h.  West  River. 

Storrs  Waller  F.,  h.  10  Tracy. 

Stoscopf  Michael,  machinist,  h.  105  Chatham. 

Stout  Frederick,  wagon-maker,  bds  54  Web- 
ster. 

Stout  John,  blacksmith,  bds.  33  Webster. 

Stovirug  John,  machinist,  h.  Willett. 

Stoval  J.  M.,  carpenter,  h.  176  Clinton. 

Stow  T.  A.,  foreman,  Plaindealer,  h.  28 
Kinsman. 

Stowder  Philip,  moulder,  h.  894  St.  Clair. 

Strahle  Henry,  machinist,  bds.  Olden's,  Col- 
umbus. 

Straker  Lewis,  blacksmith,  bds.  892  St.  Clair. 

Strange  Penno,  machinist,  144  Superior,  bds. 
Kinsman. 

Strater  A.  F.,  plumber,  h.  49  Oregon. 

Stratford  Thomas,  h.  180  Seneca. 

Stratton  L.  A.,  salesman,  Union  Hall,  h.  58 
Prospect. 

Straus  Abraham,  h.  117  Oregon. 

Straus  Mrs.  Fanny,  h.  106  Oregon. 

Straus  Garashu,  boarding  house,  146  Cham- 


plain. 
Straus  Myer,  grocery,  90  Oregon. 

W.  G.  NORTH'S  Photograph  and  Fine  Art  Gallery,  205  Superior 


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Straus  Nathan,  butcher,  h.  117   Oregon. 

Straus  Qusual,  peddler,  h.  117  Oregon. 

Strauss  Isaac,  peddler,  h.  14  Scoville  Avenue. 

Strauss  Reuben,  horse  dealer,  h.  31  Bolivar. 

Straj'  William,  laborer,  h.  rear  90  Oregon. 

Strebel  Frederick,  machinist,  h.  14  Harman, 

Street  William,  saloon,  273  Pittsburg^li. 

Streiber  Charles,  machinist,  h.  8  Orange. 

Strek  John,  shoemaker,  h.  36  Burnham. 

Stressel  Lawrence,  painter,  h.  14  Wilson. 

STRICKLAND  BENJAMIN,  dentist,  h. 
and  office  15  Euclid. 

Strickland  Mary,  widow  of  Lorenzo,  saloon, 
108  West  Centre, 

Striebenger  Jacob,  grocery,  h.  65  York. 

Striebeinger  Martin,  grocery,  54  Michigan. 

Stretmaker,  laborer,  h.  89  Penn. 

Stritlmatter  John,  laborer,  72  Monroe. 

Strohm  Andrew,  cooper,  h.  9  Irving. 

Strokhouse  James,  laborer,  97  Penn. 

Strong  Alvin  0.,  laborer,  6  Clinton. 

Strong  Alvin,  bds.  77  Water. 

Strong  Asahel,  insurance  agent,  h.  23  Cedar 
Avenue. 

Strong  Corydon  H.,  salesman,  at  Charles  D. 
Wick,  h.  13  Cedar  Avenue. 

Strong  George  W.,  physician,  Cleveland 
Water  Cure. 

Strong  Homer,  deputy  sheriff,  h.  94  Hano- 
ver. 

STRONG  JOHN  E.,  agent  Wheeler  &  Wil- 
son's sewing  machines,205  Superior,  h.  84 
Prospect. 

Strong  J.  T.,  firm  Pugh  &  S.,  h,  60  Ontario. 

Strong  Lyman,  marble  dealer,  105  Merwin, 
h.  17  Ceday  Avenue. 

Strong  Robert  S.,  M.  d.,  physician  and  sur- 
geon, 98  Seneca,  h.  148  Lake. 

Strong  S.  M.,  firm  S.  &  Armstrong,  h.  83 
Public  Square. 

Strong  Stephen,  machinst,  h.  119  Orange. 

STRONG  &  ARMSTRONG,  wholesale 
and  retail  druggists,  199  Superior. 

Stroucher  Christ,  carpenter,  h.  140  Hamil- 
ton. 

Strouse  Abraham,  variety  store,  93  Cedar 
Avenue,  corner  Greenwood. 

Strouse  Jacob,  peddler,  h.  8  East  Liberty. 

Strouss  Elias,  butcher,  h.  140  Orange. 

Strew  Henry,  warehouseman,  h.  45  Ward. 

Strow  Nicholas,  peddler,  h.  rear  45  Ward. 

Struder  Joseph,  carpenter,  h.  41  Mechanics. 

Strudey  Joseph,  laborer,  Old  River. 

Stuart  Graham,  blacksmith,  h.  Harrison. 

Stubbs  James,  (colored)  sailor,  h.  rear  112 
Bolivar. 

Studor  Margaret,  widow  of  Joseph,  h.  121 
Scott. 

Studer  Josoph,  carpenter,  h.  121  Scott. 

Studley  Otis,  bds.  45  Bank. 


Studinger  Adam,  stone  cutter,  h.  21  Minnes- 
ota. 

Studley  Frederick  G.,  baggage  master,  C.  & 
E.  R.  R.,  h.  32  Academy. 

Stuffel rectifier,  h.  266  St.  Clair. 

Stuhm  John,  carpenter,  bds.  126  Case  Ave- 
nue. 

Stull  Jerome,  clerk,  117  Ontario,  h.  Roots 
Alley. 

Stumm  Charles  F.,  telegraph  operator,  bds. 
135  Bolivar. 

Stumm  Mrs.  C,  music  teacher,  h.  135  Boli- 
var. 

Stumm  William  T.,  printer,  bds  135  Boli- 
var. 

Stumpf  Martin,  brewer,  h.  141  Hamilton. 

Stumpf  Miguel,  brewery.  Lake,  h.  corner  of 
Muirson  and  Superior. 

Stump  f Michael,  brewer.  Lake,  h.  117  Muir- 
son. 

Stumpp  Peter,  cooper,  h.  96  McLean. 

Sturbaum  Bernard,  carpenter,  h.  173  Court- 
landt. 

Sturdevant  Caroline,  wido  ,v,  h.  20  Fulton. 

Sturdevan  George  W.,  machinist,  h.  70 
Washington. 

Sturge  Adolphus,  real  estate  agent,  h.  22 
Chestnut. 

Sturge  Mrs.,  widow  of  Christain,  washwo- 
woman,  h.  36  Third. 

Sturges  Aaron  J.,  morocco  manufactory  h. 
71  Taylor. 

Sturges  David  W.,  h.  81  Church. 

STUPJGES  STEPHEN  B.,  cashier  Forest 
City  Bank,  h.  155  Erie, 

Sturges  Stiles  E.,  wool  dealer,  h.  170  Pitts-' 
burgh. 

Sturgis  Joseph,  clerk,  C.  &  E.  R.  R.  shop,  h. 
403  Lake. 

Sturgus  J.  J.,  physician,  Cleveland  Water 
Cure. 

Sturm  Bennet,  cabinet  maker,  h,  62  Tracy. 

Sturtevant  Isaac,  firm  Sturtevant  Brothers, 
h.  25  Walnut. 

SturtevantBrothers,  planing  mill,  corner  Mi- 
chigan and  Seneca. 

Sturtevant  Seth  T.,  engineer,  h.  47  Jay. 

Starznikl  John,  machinist,  h.  58  Depot. 

Stut  Philip,  farmer,  h.  rear  1041  St.  Clair. 

Stutsnacle  Frederick,  laborer,  44  Clifton. 

Styles  John  S.,  grocery,  corner  of  Erie  and 
Rockwell. 

Styles  Silas  M.,  builder,  h.  104  Euclid. 

Suepplein  Mrs.  Margaret,  widow  of  John, 
h.  33  Ward. 

Suhr  Charles  A.,  book-binder,  h.  227  Kins- 
man. 

Suhreeth  John,  warehouseman,  h.  35  Vine. 

Sullivan  Anna  B.,  h.  19  Champlain. 

Sullivan  Miss  Bridget,  h.  18  Mechanics, 


Cleveland,  O.    Those  wishing  a  Photograph  in  Oil,  Plain  Photograph, 


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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY. 


Sullivan  Chauncey,  laborer,  415  West  River. 

Sullivan  David,  laborer,  rear  407  West 
River. 

Sullivan  Ellen,  widow  John,  h.  comer  Clin- 
ton and  Hamilton. 

Sullivan  John,  carpenter,  h.  173  Oregon. 

Sullivan  John,  laborer,  88  Mechanics. 

Sullivan  John,  laborer,  182  Columbus. 

Sullivan  John,  laborer,  W.  River. 

Sullivan  Mary,  widow  of  Dennis,  h.  51  Hicks, 

Sullivan  Mrs.  Mary,  grocery,  h.  94  Mechan- 
ics. 

Sullivan  Michael,  laborer,  14  Mechanics. 

Sullivan  Mrs.,  h.  159  Hamilton. 

Sullivan  Patrick,  laborer  136  Lorain. 

Sullivan  Thomas,  despatcher,  C.  &.  E.  R.  R. 

Sullivan  Timothy,  laborer,  459  West  River. 

Sum  Adam,  drayman,  h.  alley,  rear  66  Park- 
man. 

Summer  Philip,  blacksmith,  h.  rear  36  Cher- 
ry. 

Sumpf  John,  laborer,  62  West  Centre. 

Suss  Mrs.  Babit,  milliner,  h.  276  Pittsburgh. 

Suster  Henry,  carpenter,  h.  109  Chatham. 

Suter  John,  laborer,  rear  314  Pittsburgh. 

Suter  Rudolph,  blacksmith,  h.  118  Kinsman. 

Sutherland  Alex.,  painter,  h.  205  Lorain. 

Sutkamp  Benedena  teacher,  bds.  10  Dodge. 

Swafifield  Thomas,  tailor,  h.  46  Erie. 

Swaffield  William,  tailor,  125  Bank. 

Swain  Francis,  clerk,  h.  9  Summit  Alley. 

Swain  S.  B.  conductor,  C.  &  P.  R.  R.,  bds. 
Johnson  House, 

Swain  Stephen,  h.  9  Summit  Alley. 

SWAIX    VALENTINE,    ship  chandlery, 

'    155  River,  h.  67  Wood. 

Swait  Christian,  portrait  painter,  h.  175  Gar- 
den. 

Swan  Chas.,  machinist,  h  286  Detroit. 

Swan  Frederick,  cooper,  h.  49  McLean. 

Swanoott  Morris,  laborer,  79  Monroe. 

Swartout  Ellen,  widow  of  John,  milliner,  h. 
87  Seneca. 

Swartz  Charles,  expressman,  h.  30  Webster. 

Swartz  Isaac,  peddler,  house  179  Greenwood. 

Swarts  John,  sailor,  bds.  W.  River. 

Swary  Joseph,  laborer,  rear  124  Erie. 

Swarzberg  Frank,  cabinet  maker,  h.  140 
Greenwood. 

Swatly  Matthias,  h.  50  Third. 

Swats  Jacob,  bds.  43  Parkman. 

Swats  Philip,  drayman,  h.  43  Parkman. 

Swatz  Abraham,  porter,  h.  297  Kinsman. 

Swatz  Frederick,  h.  87  Greenwood. 

Swatz  Philip,  carpenter,  h.  87  Greenwood. 

Swatzenberg  Nathan,  peddler,  h.  332  Pitts- 
burgh. 

Swatzenberg  Samuel,  harness  maker,  h.  46 
Cherry. 

Swayer   Warren,   boatman,   h.    196  Lorain 


Sweeny  Alexander,  laborer,  bds.  76  Park- 
man. 

Sweeney  Alexander,  drayman,  h,  53  Ver- 
mont. 

Sweeney  Dominic,  drayman,  h.  12  Ward. 

Sweeney  J.,  Eye  and  Ear  Infirmary,  153  Wa- 
ter,     i 

Sweeney  James,  fireman,  Angier  House. 

Sweeney  James,  tailor,  h.  469  St.  Clair. 

Sweeney  John,  grocery,  275  Detroit,  h.  256 
Washington. 

Sweeny  John  J.,  policeman,  h.  156  Wash- 
ington. 

Sweeny  Thomas  T.,  engineer,  Superior,  h.  9 
Oak. 

Sweeny  Michael,  lalx)rer,  bds.  76  Parkman. 

Sweeny  Patrick,  laborer,  near  Coal  Dock. 

Sweeny  Patrick,  mason,  h.  76  Parkman. 

Sweeny  Thomas,  cari^enter,  h.  32  Hicks. 

Sweet  Benjamin,  ship  carpenter,  h.  rear  35 
Pearl. 

Sweet  Bemseley  G.,  captain  steamer  North 
Star,  h.  97  Turnpike. 

Sweetland  John  W.,  physician,  134  Bank, 
bds.  Bennet  House, 

Swenk  Herman,  clerk,  h.  44  Wilson. 

Swenther  Conrad,  butcher,  14  Irving,  comer 
Orange. 

Swift  Frederick,  clerk,  173  Superior,  bds.  70 
Bank. 

Swift  Lucian,  boarding  house,  51  and  53 
Seneca. 

Swift  Rufus,  moulder,  h.  17  Clinton. 

SWIFT  RUFUS,  grocery,  179  Detroit. 

SWIGART  D.  W.,  attorney,  211  Superior, 
h,  160  Bolivar. 

Swigart  J.  R.,  law  student,  bds.  160  Bolivar. 

Swind  John,  brakesman,  h.  67  McLean, 

Swing  James  H.,  stoves,  197  Ontario. 

Swords  Thomas,  moulder,  h.  64  Hurd. 

Swinbank,  tailor,  h.  155  Orange. 

Syker  George,  joiner,  h.  211  Perry. 

Sykora  Francis,  cutter,  h.  158  River. 

Symes  Thomas,  melodeon  maker,  h.  519 
Case  Avenue. 

Sythe  George,  laborer,  215  Croton. 


Tabin  Patrick,  tailor,  h.  77  Garden. 

Tabloo  Leoin,  w  ood  sawyer,  h.  20  Cedar  Av- 
enue. 

Taft  E.  A.,  firm  Moore  &  T.,  h.  71  Bolivar. 

Taggart  Adam,  blacksmith,  bds.  43  Clinton. 

Taggart  Benjamin  N.,  blacksmith,  h.  113 
Pittsburgh. 

Tainter  Jesse  F.,  lumber  dealer,  h.  82  Eu- 
clid. 

Tait  George,  blacksmith,  bds.  48  Pearl. 


or  Ambrotype,  should  not  fail  to  visit  NORTH'S  GALLERY. 


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Tait  Ralph,  laborer,  h.  225  Bridge. 

Tait  William  J.,  librarian,  Cleveland  Library- 
Association,  h.  54  Huntington. 

Taker  Marina,  ash  peddler,  h.  rear  31  Boli- 
var. 

Talcott  William,  sailor,  h.  82  Taylor. 

Tamblyn  John,  grocery,  120  Ontario. 

Tamblyn  Joseph,  grocery,  109  Franklin. 

Taniance  John,  teamster,  Lucas  &  Co. 

Tannsberry  Jacob,  laborer,  40  Burwell. 

Tanker  James,  laborer,  30  Hicks. 

Tappan  William  M.,  organ  maker,  h.  60 
Hicks. 

Tard  white  Charles,  blacksmith,  h.  Fourth 
Alley. 

Tarry  F.,  ship  chandler,  44  River,  h.  Heights. 

TASCOTT  J.  S.  &  CO.,  house,  sign  and  orna- 
mental painters,  274  Superior. 

Tascott  J.  S.  B.,  firm  J.  T.  S.  &  Co.,  h.  159 
Erie. 

Tascott  James  S.,  firm  J.  S.  T.  &  Co.,  h.  159 
Erie. 

Tftscott  John,  sailor,  h.  64  Scott. 

Tassel  Christopher,  student,  bds.  243  Hamil- 
ton. 

Taylor  David,  brakesman,  h.  Water,  rear 
Hart's, 

Taylor  Henrv,  bds.  237  Perry. 

Taylor  Matthew  B.,  firm  Tod,  Yates  &  T., 
h.  Warren. 

Taylor ,  stone  cutter,  h.  896  Perry. 

Taylor  Jerritt  C,  Farmer's  House,  531  De- 
troit. 

Taylor  Elisha,  h.  33  Burnham. 

Taylor  E.  S.,  Boston  Pail  Company,  bds.  550 
Kinsman. 

TAYLOR,  GRISWOLD  &  CO.,  dry  goods, 
173  Superior. 

Taylor  Harvey,  groceries,  184  Ontario,  h.  28 
Ontario. 

Taylor  Henry,  sailor,  h.  rear  151  Hamilton. 

Taylor  Henry,  cook,  h.  127  Kentucky. 

Taylor  Jctmes,  carpenter,  h.  22  Orange. 

Tfijlor  Jesse,  (colored)  cook,  h.  Cemetery 
Alley. 

Taylor  John  W.,  sailor,  h.  195  Garden. 

Taylor  John,  drover,  bds.  145  Turnpike, 

Taylor  John,  grocery,  422  Detroit. 

Taylor  Mrs.,  widow  of  Cornelius,  h.  8  Sco- 
ville  Avenue. 

Taylor  Xewton  W.,  firm  T.  Griswold  &  Co., 
h.   264  Prospect. 

Taylor  R.  M.  N.,  superintendent  Angier 
House. 

Taylor  Robert,  candle  maker,  h.  7  Floyd. 

Taylor  Patrick,  laborer.  Hickory. 

Taylor  Uriah,  pattern  maker,  h.  58  Pearl. 

Taylor  V.,  clerk,  247  Superior,  bds.  City 
Hotel. 

Taylor  William,  h.  12  West  Main. 


Taylor  William,  carpenter  and  joiner,  h,  90 
West  Liberty. 

Taylor  Rev.  V.  D.,  h.  273  Erie. 

Taylor  William  H.,  foreman,  Keeler's  Scale 
Works,  h.  128  Hamilton. 

Tea  Wellington,  printer,  h.  38  Vine. 

Tealer  Frank,  beer  peddler,  h.  Canal. 

Tearney  Cornelius,  laborer,  rear  32  Oregon. 

Tearney  Thomas,  laborer,  rear  32  Oregon. 

Teevin  Patrick,  laborer,  70  Lamartine. 

Teeke  William,  clerk,  117  Ontario. 

Tegen  Francis,  laborer,  78  Water. 

Tekniepe  Frank,  carpenter,  h.  28  Delaware. 

Telling  Henry,  saloon,  89  Pittsburgh. 

Temm  Frederick,  tailor,  h.  39  Harrison. 

Templeton  James,  harness  maker,  h.  33  Ma- 
rion. 

Templeton  Thomas,  carpenter,  h.  Hudson. 

Tempest  Duroc,  machinist  h.  351  Bridge. 

Tench  John,  tanner,  h.  Courtlandt.. 

Tench  Thomas,  h.  73  West  Main. 

Tenhagon  William,  carpenter,  h.  42  New- 
ton. 

TENNIS  JOHN  &  CO.,  wholesale  hard- 
ware, 135  Water. 

Tennis  John,  firm  J.  T.  Co.,  h.  319  Prospect. 

Tepas  John,  stoveman,  h.  47  Granger. 

Terry  Charles  A.,  physician,  h.  196  St. 
Clair. 

Terry  Stephen,  h.  237  Prospect. 

Testman  C,  sailor,  h.  91  Scott. 

Tessimer  John,  sailor,  h.  91  Scott. 

Tettesback  Peter,  tin  ware,  264  Columbus. 

Thackwell,  Francis,  grocer,  114  Prospect,  h. 
38  Huntington. 

Thake  William,  maltster,  h.  63  Bolivar. 

THATCHER  BURT  &  CO.,  bridge  build- 
ers and  lumber  dealers,  Washington  block 
and  197  Merwin. 

THATCHER  D.  H.,  painter,  h.  125  Boli- 
var. 

Thatcher  Harvey  B.,  builder,  h.  60  Seneca. 

Thatcher  Henry,  clerk,  h.  60  Seneca. 

Thatcher  Peter  Jr.,  firm  T.  Burt  &  Co.,  h. 
60  Seneca. 

Thater  Michael,  carpenter,  h.  307  Hamilton. 

Thayer  Atherton,  liquors,  Merwin,  h.  162 
Pittsburgh. 

Thayer  Jesse,  sailor,  h.  59  Fulton. 

Thayer  John,  marble  cutter,  h.  175  Pitts- 
burgh. 

Thayer  John,  marble  cutter,  h.  175  Pitts- 
burgh. 

Thayer  L.  C,  firm  Cartter  &  T.,  h.  50  For- 
est. 

Thayer  Miss  Eliza,  h.  170  Orange. 

THAYER  PROCTOR,  physician  and  sur- 
geon, 219  Superior,  bds.  Bennet  House. 

Thayer,  Wm.,  painter,  h.  153  Root, 

ThayerW.F.,broom  maker,  h.  rear  32  Eagle. 


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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY. 


Thayer  William  H.,  clerk,  United  States  Ex- 
press. 

TheUir  Louisa,  widow,  h.  100  Jersey. 

TIIILE  C.  P.,  jewelury,  132  Oatario. 

Thieme  August,  editor  Waechter  Am  Erie 
h.  261  Kinsman. 

Theinies  Nicholas,  wood  sawyer,  h.  114  Ir- 
ving. 

Thom;is book  keeper  Best  &  Freeman, 

bds.  304  Superior. 

Thomas  Albert,  clerk,  bds.  58  Huron. 

Thoni;is  Arthur,  barber,  h.  149_^Hainilton. 

Thomas  Beals,  conductor  C.  &.  T.  R.  R.,  h. 
16  Lake. 

Thomas  Charles,  fireman,  h.  689  St.  Clair. 

Thomas  Charles,  grocery,  1  Fulton,  h.  No.  20 
Fulton. 

Thomas  Ebenezer  B,,  book  keeper,  bds. 
178  Kinsman. 

Thomas  Ephraim,  bds.  126BrowDell. 

Th(jmas  Ezra,  lumber  dealer,  271  West 
River,  h.  178  Kinsman. 

Thomas  Frank,  C.  C.  &  C.  R.  R.,  bds.  City 
Hotel. 

Thomas  F.  E.,  book  keeper,  138  Water,  bds. 
263  Prospect. 

Thomas  George,  shoemaker,  202  Pittsburgh, 
h.  Perry. 

Thomas  Henry,  carriage  painter,  Lowman's, 
h.  Brooklyn. 

Thomas  J.,  mason,  h.  285  Kinsman. 

THOMAS  JEFFERSON,  mason  and  build- 
er, h.  46  Wood. 

Thomas  John,  clerk,  Angier  House. 

Thomas  John,  (colored)  saloon,  12  Union. 

Thomas  John  S.,gent.,  h.  19  Wood. 

Thomas  John,  laborer,  323  Bridge. 

Thomas  Lydia,  h.  rear  8  Miami  Alley. 

Thomas  Peter,  laborer,  44  Jay. 

Thomas  Mordecai,  accountant,  217  Superior. 

Thomas  Ransom  B.,  book  keeper,  242  Supe- 
rior. 

Thomas  Theodore,  laborer,  21  Mill. 

Thomas  V.,  mechanic,  h.  854  St.  Clair. 

Thom;\s  William  R.,  mason,  h.  285  Kins- 
man. 

Thome  Alex.,  machinist,  h.  115  Franklin. 

THOME  REV.  J.  A.,  h.  164  Clinton. 

Thompson  Albertus,  City  Bolting  Works, 
210  Seneca,  bds.  48  Huron. 

Thompson  Alfred,  teamster,  bds.  66  Michi- 
gan. 

Thompson  Charles,  cooper,  h.  16  Granger. 

Thompson  Christian,  harness  maker,  h.  38 
Williams. 

Thompson  F.,  trunks,  130  Superior,  h.  18 
Fountain  Alley. 

Thompson  Frank,  sailor,  h.  102  Scott. 

THOMPSON  GEORGE,  Thompson's  Ho- 
tel, corner  Front  and  River. 

is  acknowledged  to  be 


Thompson  G.  W.,  bds.,  219  Hudson. 

Thompson  H.  V.,  firm  T.  &  Nichols,  h.  81 
Hamilton. 

Thcmipson  Hartman  V.,  sail  maker,    h.  81 
Hamilton. 

Thompson  Henry,  tailor,  bds.  13  Water. 

Thompson  James  laborer,  72  Hamilton. 

Thompson  John,  shoemaker. 

Thompson  John,  carpenter,  h.  80  Parkman. 

Thompson  M.  J.,  bds.  114  Dare. 

Thomjison   Mrs.   Mary  J.,  widow  of  John, 
bds.  344  Lake. 

Thompson  &  Nichols,  sail  making  and  rig-       J 
ging,  123  River.  I 

Thompson  Rcibert,  laborer,  21  Erie. 

Thompson  Robert,  blacksmith,  h.  21  Erie. 

Thompson  Samuel,  carpenter,  h.  44  Garden. 

Thompson  Thomas,  well  digger,  h.  957  Su- 
perior. 

Thompson    Thomas,  J.,  clerk,   139  Detroit, 
h.  70  Parkman.  * 

Thompson   William  H.,   tailor,  h.  11   Wal- 
nut. 

Thompson  W.  J.,  tailor,  h.  219  Hudson. 

Thompson   William,   well    digger,  h.    174 
Courtlandt. 

Thompson  William,  jr.,   carpenter,    h.    116 
Greenwood. 

Thorman  Myer,   butcher,  h.  227  Kinsman, 

Thorman  Samuel  M.,   hide   dealer,  bds.  14      J 
Orange.  \ 

Thorman   Samuel  S.,  hide  dealer,   bds.  14 
Orange. 

Thorman  Simon,  butcher,  h.  32  Garden. 

Thorman,   Simpson,  hide  dealer,   h.  14  Or- 
ange. 

Thornett  Thomas,  porter,  46  Merwin. 

Thornton   Albert  F.,  conductor,  h.  13  Ea- 
gle. 

Thornton  Valentine,  (colored,)  poultry  deal- 
er, h.  139  Bolivar. 

Thork  W.  B.,  carpenter,  bds  148  Ontario.  ■ 

Thornton  W.  H.,  clerk,  G.  A.  Davis  &  Co.,      1 
bds.  124  Water.  ' 

Thorp  Daniel,  carpenter, 

Thorp  Eliza,  dress-maker,  h.  108  St.  Clair. 

Thorp  Henry,  conductor,  C.  C.  &  C.  R.R.,  h. 
66  Hamilton. 

Thorp  Jason  M.,  engineer,  C.  C.  &  C.  R.  R.,       | 
h.  Belden  AUev.  1 

Throup  David,  h'  20  Seneca. 

Throup  David,  jr.,  blacksmith,  bds.  20  Sen- 
eca. 

Throup  Isabella,  boarding  house,  63  Frank- 
fort 

Throup  Roger,  teamster,  h.  20  Ser.eca. 

Tibbals  Treat,  clerk,  105  Merwin,  h.  17  Ce- 
dar Avenue. 

Tibbitts  C.  M.,  grocery,  corner  Pearl  and  Lo- 
ain,  h.  67  Lorain. 

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TIBBITTS  GEORGE  B.,  justice  of  peace. 
147  Ontario,  h.  76  Bolivar. 
...TIBBITTS  GEORGE  W.,  wood  engraver, 
':■•'•'  18  At  water  Building,  h.  24  Parkman. 

Tibbitts  Henry,  engraver,  bds.  76  Bolivar. 

Tibbits  J.  P.,  carpenter,  h.  235  Lake. 

Tibbits  Luther  C,  grocery,  175  Pearl. 

Tibbitts  Martin,  h.  169  Pearl. 

Tice  Cbauncey,  grocery,  733  St.  Clair. 

Tice  Nicholas  J.  clerk,    733  St.  Clair,  h.  10 
Lawrence. 

Tiebout  George,  book-keeper,  107  River,  h. 
97  Washington. 

Tiederman  Mrs.  Wepka  John,  bds.  50  Root. 

Tiedmann    John,     salesman,    146    Water, 
bds.  Commerdial  House. 

Tiefenbash  Valentine,  plasterer,  h.  25  Sco- 
ville  Avenue. 

Tier  George  H.,  machinist,  h.  11  Carroll. 

Tierman   Arthur,   shoes,   111   Bank,  h.  92 
Carroll. 

Tiernany   James,   carpenter,   h.  26   Michi- 
gan. 

Tierney  C.  J.,  clerk,  171  River. 

Tierney  Thomas,  entry  clerk,  171  River. 

Tietlebaum  William,   torpedo   maker,   h.  2 
Marshall. 

TILDEN  DANIEL  R.,  attorney  and  judge 
Probate  Court,  h.  306  Prospect. 

Tilden   Dr.  P.,   vermillion  furnace,  h.  442 
Detroit. 

Tilden  0.  H.,  clerk,  215  Superior,  bds.  Com- 
mercial House. 

Tilley  Madison,  teamster,  h.  77  Harrison. 

Tillotson  George.  W.,    foreman,  C.  C.  &  C. 
R.  R.  Shop,  h.  8  Johnson. 

Tillman  Untone,  shoemaker,  bds.  corner  Or- 
ange and  Cross. 

Tilton  Lucian,  civil  engineer,  h.  64  Bond. 

Tilton  Asa  S.,  h.  rear  14  Pittsbugh. 

Trinbers    Patrick,  laborer,  rear   new   court 
house. 

Timerman  John,  laborer,  61  Jersey. 

Trinber  William,  machinist,  Cuyahoga  Fur- 
nace. 

TindeU  Gideon  F.,  h.  101  Bond. 

Tinger  A.,  bricklayer,  h.  34  Phelps. 

TINKER  &  TURTON,  painters,   glaziers, 
&c.,  153  Detroit. 

Tinker  Daniel,  firm  T.  &  T.,  h.  26  Church. 

Tisdale  Erastus,   firm  Johnson  &  T.,  h.  26 
Mandrake. 

Tisdale  George    A.,  secretary   Commercial 
Mutual  Insurance  Company,  h.  32  Huron. 

Titlom  Mary  Ann,  widow  of  John,  h.  8  Sco- 
ville  Avenue, 

Titus  S.  J,,  lumber  dealer,  bds.   Weddell 
House. 

Toar  John,  laborer,  rear  112  Clifton, 

Toaster  Patrick,  laborer,  4  Washington. 


Tobin  Henry,  salesman,  h.  42  Parkman. 

Tobinjohn,  tailor,  h.  58  Granger. 

Tod  Christopher,  blacksmith,  h.  83  Chat- 
ham. 

Tod  David,  firm  T.,  Yates  &  Taylor,  h.  Bri- 
ar Hill. 

Tod  Dr.  Jonathan  I.,  Marine  Hospital,  h. 
221  Detioit. 

TOD,  YATES  &  TAYLOR,  coal  merchants, 
Johnson's  Marine  Block,  corner  Front  and 
River. 

Tod  Christopher,  h.  83  Chatham, 

Toey  John,  laborer,  16  Jay. 

Toland  Hugh,  machinist,  h.  236   Hamilton. 

Toland  John,  machinist,  bds.  208  Hamil- 
ton. 

Tolhurst  George,  shoemaker,  h.  62  Park- 
man. 

Tolman  0,  S.,  sewing  machines,  235  Supe- 
rior, bds.  corner  Pearl  and  Lorain. 

Tolman  George  C,  clerk  199  Superior. 

Tolshol  Frederick,  drayman,  h.  36  Croton. 

Tom  Alex.,  machinist,  h.  115  Franklin, 

Toman  John,  drayman,  h.  27  Webster. 

Tomes  Henry,  carpenter,  bds.  349  Lake, 

Tomes  "John,  jr,,  shoemaker,  bds.  349 
Lake. 

Tomes  John,  sr.,  shoemaker,  h.  349  Lake. 

Tomlinson  Chas.,  cai-penter,  bds.  219  Gar- 
den. 

Tomlinson  Jas.,   carpenter,  h.  219  Garden. 

Tompkins  Edward,  superintendent  omnibus 
line,  h.  135  Garden. 

Toohey  John  H.  W,,  lecturer,  bds.  321 
Lake. 

Toole  Charles,  drayman,  h.  294  Lake. 

Toole  Charles,  saloon,  30  Meadow. 

Toole  John,  laborer,  rear  19  Vineyard. 

Toole  Lawrence,  h.  21  Division. 

Toole  Michael,  moulder,  h,  17  Summit  Al- 
ley, 

Toole  Patrick,  laborer,  bds.  106  Irving. 

Toole  Patrick,  clerk  C.  &  M.  R.  R. 

Town  David,  saloon.  Canal  Basin. 

Townes  Calvin,  turner,  Detroit,  h.  201 
Bridge. 

Towner  William,  car  cabinet  maker  C.  C.  & 
C.  R.  R.  shop,  h.  315  St.  Clair. 

Town  Calvin,  turner,  h.  201  Bridge. 

Townsend  Abraham,  boiler  maker,  h.  73 
West  Centre. 

Townsend  Amos,  salesman,  Gordan  McMil- 
lin  &  Co.,  bds.  Weddell  House. 

Townsend  H.  G.,  soap  and  candles,  82  Pearl. 

Townsend  Hosea,  clerk,  C.  C,  &  C.  R.  R. 
freight  office,  h.  47  Bridge. 

Townsend  Horace  T.,  insurance  clerk,  h,  52 
Kinsman, 

Townsend  H,  M.,  conductor  C.  C.'&  C.  R.  E., 
h.  22  Green, 


Coal  Oil  and  Lamp  Depot,  189  Ontario  Street,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 


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Townsend  James,  engineer  C.  &  E.  R.  R. 

Tonwnsend  J.  M.,  sec'y  Bellefontaine  R.  R. 
line,  h.  24  Huntington. 

Townsend  John,  engineer,  h.  269  Lake. 

Townsend  Oscar,  clerk,  C.  C.  &.  C.  R.  R. 
freight  office,  h.  14  Jay. 

Townsing  John,  carnage  painter,  h.  97  Jer- 
sey. 

Towson  Thomas  J.,  Slate  roofer,  h.  978  St. 
Clair. 

Towse  Joseph,  mason,  h.  404  Cherry. 

Toungklous  A.  blacksmith,  bds.  33  Webster. 

Toush  John,  laborer,  125  Oregon. 

Tovert  Frederick,  laborer,  33  Mayflower, 

Tovey  Greorge,  carpenter,  h.  351  Lake. 

TRACY  CHAPIN,  &  Co.,  packers  and  pro- 
vision dealers,  60  Leonard. 

Tracy  John  A.,  produce  dealer,  h.  42  Hun- 
tington. 

Tracy  Patrick,  shoemaker,  h.  374  Detroit. 

Tracy  Peter,  switchman,  h.  180  Wilson. 

Tracy  Sarah,  widow,  washer,  h.  rear  69  St, 
Clair. 

Tracy  Stephen,  firm  T.  Chapin  &  Co.,  h.  192 
Euclid. 

Traffler  Peter,  striker, 

Traner  Hugh,  roller,  bds.  89  Case  Avenue, 

Traussle  John,  grocery,  43  Oregon. 

Trauster  N.  K.,  builder,  h.  Cedar  Avenue. 

Travis  Jacob,  brakesman,  bds.  77  Water. 

Travis  Peter,  boiler  maker,  h.  rear  69  St. 
Clair. 

Travis  W.  D.,  clerk,  bds.  124  Water. 

Treat  Labin,  peddler,  h.  49  Carroll. 

Treat  Wilson,  ship  carpenter,  h.  99  Wood- 
bine. 

Treffert  John,  butcher,  bds.  145  Kinsman. 

Treiber  Max,  marble  works,  274  Erie,  h. 
rear. 

Treives  Charley,  shoemaker,  bds.  comer  Or- 
ange and  Cross. 

Tremple  William,  shoemaker,  bds  206  St, 
Clair. 

Tresher  Barbara,  widow  of  Charles,  h,  78 
William. 

Tressel  Charles,  shoemaker,  bds.  354  St. 
Clair. 

Tressel  Christopher,  laborer,  bds.  17  Clif- 
ton. 

Tressel  John  Joseph,  tailor,  h.  17  Clifton, 

Tret  Telsro,  butcher,  h,  307  Hamilton. 

Treushardt  Christopher,  saloon  301  Lake. 

Tricker  Wm.,  (colored)  painter,  h.  34  Green- 
wood. 

Trigg  Richard,  laborer,  201  Ohio. 

Trinipl  William,  shoemaker. 

Tringenburger  Greorge,  h.  48  Third. 

Tripp  A.,  tailor,  Bennet  House  Block. 

Triefelder  Joseph,  laborer,  corner  Pittsburgh 
an  Ldiberty. 

Wm.  C.  NORTH'S  Photograph  and 


Trookenbrod  Michael,  tailor,  h.  141  Oregon. 

Troughton  Edward,  maltster,  h.  on  rail  road, 
West  yide. 

Troupe  Berkhart,  wagon  maker,  h.  51  Lau- 
rel. 

Trowbridge  Mrs.  Mahala,  widow  of  Richard, 
h.  135  Clinton. 

Troy  James,  common  carrier,  h.  162  Tay- 
lor, 

Trunk  Christian,  saloon,  35  Belmont. 

Truscott  Samuel,  carpenter,  h.  77  Marion. 

Trascott  William,  clerk,  Whitney  &  Antho- 
ny, bds.  41  Clinton. 

Troughton  Edward,  maltster,  Lucas  &  Co. 

Troust  Philip,  h.  123  Oregon. 

Tubbs  George,  h.  58  Marion. 

Tubbs  Sidney,  sailor,  bds.  153  Clinton. 

Tubel  Philip,  varnisher,  h.  Hurd. 

Tuch  Alexander,  grocery,  42  Bolivar. 

TUCKER  DR.  A.  W.,  h.  288  Detroit. 

TUCKER  C.  H.,  book  keeper,  116  Superior, 
bds.  11  Eagle. 

Tucker  Daniel,  shoemaker,  162  Prospect, 

Tucker,  David  M.,  sailor,  h.  105  West  Lib- 
erty, 

Tucker  Henry,  shoemaker,  h.  266  Hamilton 

Tuey  Patrick,  shoemaker,  h.  9  Oregon, 

Tuftner  Joseph,  peddlar,  h.  94  Irving, 

Tufts  Samuel,  h.  21  Oregon. 

Tulber  Adam,  carpenter,  h.  71  Croton. 

TUNNEL  MINES  CO,,  office  on  C.  &  P. 
R.  R.  pier, 

Tunnington  Thomas,  tailor,  h.  3  Third  al- 
ley. 

Tunte  Bernard,  grocery,  392,  St.  Clair. 

Turba  Adam,  cabinet  maker,  h,  71  Croton, 

Turba  John,  cabinet  maker,  h.  55  Cherry. 

Turnbull  Capt.  James,  seaman,  h,  181 
Greenwood. 

Turner bds.  63  Frankfort. 

Turner  Almon  P.,  grocery,  147  Pearl,  h.  151 
Pearl. 

Turner  Alvin  A.,firm  S.  &  A.  T.,h.  98Wash- 
ington. 

Turner  Caleb,  carpenter,  h,  rear  376  St. 
Clair. 

Turner  George  W.,  clerk,  h.  100  Clinton. 

Turner  John,  railroad  man,  h.  94  Lake. 

Turner  Capt.  John  E.,  h.  24  Pearl. 

Turner  M,  S.,  assistant  cashier  Bank  Com- 
merce, h,  Detroit  Road. 

TURNER  S.  &  A.,  steam  boat  owners,  of- 
fice 7  Oviatt's  Exchange.  J 

Turner  L.  D.,  clerk,  240  Superior  bds.  Ben- 
net  House. 

Turner  Samuel  W.,  firm  S.  &  A,  T..  h.  203 
Detroit. 

Turner  Seth,  fruit  stand,  comer  Centre  and 
Detroit. 

Turner  Steph.  L.,  expressman,  h.  25  Harbor. 

Pine  Art  Gallery,  205  Superior  St. 


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Turner  William,  attorney,  bds.  63  Frankfort. 

Tusmick  C,  laborer,  159  Wilson. 

Turiff  William,  machinist,  bds.  52  Bank. 

Turrill   George    F.,   physician,    40    Public 
Square,  h.  Ill  Lake. 

Turrill  J.  E.,    clerk,  R.  R.  office,  bds.    Ill 
Lake. 

TURRILL  M.    Y.;    physician,    40    Public 
Square,  h.  Ill  Lake. 

Turton  Chas ,  firm  Tinker  &  T.,  106  Turn- 
pike. 

Turton  J.  &  J.,  painters  and  glaziers,  6  West 
Main. 

Turton  James,  painter,  h.  106  Turnpike. 

Turton  Henry,  painter,  h.  106  Turnpike. 

Turton  William,  painter,  h.  106  Turnpike. 

Tutbury  J.,  h.  27  Walnut. 

Tuttle  Albert,  h.  208  Euclid. 

Tuttle  Henry  B.,    Secretary  Cleveland  Iron 
Mining  Co.,  h.  208  Euclid. 

Tuttle  George  R.,  clerk,  R.  C.  Hopkins,  h. 
108  Euclid. 

Tuttle   William   H.,   ship  carpenter,  h.  126 

Tweepe  F.,  mechanic,  h.  12  Lawrence. 

Twine    William,    (colored)    waiter,    h.   47 
Wood. 

Twitchell  Leonard  D.,  carpenter,  h.  298  Co- 
lumbus, 

Twitt  Alfred,  tinner,  bds.  21  Parkman. 
Lorain. 

Tj'lee  Felix,  pattern  maker,  h.  53  Tracy. 

Tyler  B.  F.,  h.  103  Detroit. 

Tyler  Dwight  R.,  conductor,  C.  C.  &  C.  R., 
bds.  212  Prospect. 

Tyler  John,  engineer,  h.  4  Farley's  Court. 

Tyler  Joshua  R.,  conductor,  C.   &  T.  R.  R., 
h.  88  Ontario. 

Tyler  Joshua  D.,  conductor,  C.  &.  T.  R.  R., 

h.  88  Ontario. 
Tyler  Patrick,  laborer,  foot  of  Water. 

Tyler  W,  S.,  clerk.  240  Superior. 

Tyre  Henry,  melodeon  maker,  28  Parkman. 


Umbstaetter  Daniel,  brewer,   395  River,  h- 

19  Jay. 
UMBSTAETTER  LOUIS,  wholesale  gro-  ' 

eery,  River,  h.  389  West  River. 
Umbstetter  John,  h.  28  Bridge. 
Uucrouse  J.,  laborer,  48  Merchant. 
Underner  John,  h.  31  Huron. 
UNDERNER  J.  T.,  ear  and  eye  infirmarv, 

163  Water. 
Underwood  Nicholas,  engineer,  C.  &  P.  R. 
R.,  h.  389  Lake. 

Unger ,  laborer,  65  Green. 

UNITED  STATES  COURT,   government 

building. 
UNITED   STATES  EXPRESS  CO.,  105 

Bank. 
UNITED  STATES  PUBLIC  WORKS,  of- 
fice. Government  Pier. 
Unkry  Jacob,  carpenter,  h.  96  Bridge. 
Upton  Elijah,  mason,  h.  87  Courtlandt. 
Upton,  George  W.,  shoemaker,  h.  13  Grove. 
Upton  Perciva],  butcher,  h.  53  Bridge. 
Urban  Catharine,  widow  of  Philip,    h.  330 

Pittsburgh. 
Urban  George,  laborer,  124  Orange. 
Urban   Jacob,    clerk,    170  Ontario,   h.   134 

Ohio. 
Urshel  Adam,  porter,  h.  6  Pop  Corn  Alley. 
URSULINE  CATHOLIC  SCHOOL,  Frank- 
lin, corner  Fulton. 
Uresch  John,  laborer,  41  Parkman. 
Urpon  John,  laborer,  110  Carroll. 
Usher  W.,  joiner,  h.  49  Jay, 
Usinger  Nicholas,  clerk,   173  Superior,  bds. 

311  St.  Clair. 
U.  S.  LIGTNING  ROD  CO.,  9  Vineyard. 
Uste  M.  carpenter,  h.  43  Merchant. 
Utley  Horace,  bds.  28  Huntington. 
Uttley  John  L.,  law  student,    170  Superior, 

bds.  Bennet  House. 
Utofi"  John  F.,  carpenter,  h.  15  Monroe. 


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Ucre  John,  brickmaker,  h.  321  Pittsburgh. 

Udell  George,  sailor,  h.  452  Detroit. 

Uhl  Charles  F.,  firm  Myers,  U.,  &  Co.,  h.  61 
Wood. 

Uhl  John,  laborer,  Lucas  &  Co. 

Uhl  Louis,  leather  dresser,  h.  147  Orange. 

Uhl  William,  laborer,  Lucas  &  Co. 

Uhland  Bernhard,  laborer,  204  Bridge. 

Ulhen  Januar,  lime  burner,  h.  186  Colum- 
bus. 

Ulick  Charles,  shoemaker,  100  Cross. 

UUman  Jacob,  shoemaker,  226  Ontario. 

Ulner  Christopher  F.,  gardener,  h.  65  Wil- 
liam. 

Ulrich  Conrad,  clerk,  148  Water, 


Vahlzean  Fritz,  laborer,  11  Wadsworth. 

VAIL  ISAAC  C,  attorney,  h.  63  Gar- 
den. 

VAILLANT  C,  teacher  French  and  music 
h.  168  Lake. 

Vaillant  George  H.,  clerk,  C.  C.  &  C.  R.  E., 
bds.  168  Lake. 

Valentine  Frederick,  (colored)  grocery,  86 
Garden. 

Valentine  Joseph,  shoemaker,  440  St.  Clair, 

Valentine  Willis,  printer,  h.  65  Huntington. 

Valpey  Thomas  G.,  teacher,  Cleveland  Aca- 
demy, bds.  91  Huron. 

Van  Baalen  Emanuel,  firm  E.  &  J.  V.  B.,  h. 
100  Ohio. 

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Van  Baalen  E.  J.  &  Co.,  second  hand  cloth- 
ing, 66  Superior. 
Van  Jialen  E.  &  J.,  clothing,  142   Superior. 
Van  Baalen  Henry,  peddler,  h.  86  Kinsman. 

Van  Baalen  Joseph,   firm  E.  &  J.  V.  B.,  h. 
100  Oliio. 

Vanburgh ,  brakesman,  bds.  75  Bank. 

Van  Camp  E,  engineer,  C.  C.  &  C.  R.  R.,  h. 
46  Chestnut. 

Vance  Melissa  F.,  widow  of  A.   R.,  h.  199 
St.  Clair. 

Vandenberg  William,  pail  maker,  h.  20  Ce- 
dar Avenue. 

Vanderan  Macks,  carpenter,  h.  Cooper. 

Vandruver    WiUiam,    clerk.    Depot,   h.    21 
Fulton. 

Van  Duzer  Ashley   M.,  manager  Western 

Union      Telegraph,      office,    bds.      Angier 
House. 

Van  Gaslin  John,  laborer,  bds.  14  Cedar  Av- 
enue. 

VANGUARD  AND  GEM,  office  109  Lake. 

Van  Haun  A.,  carpenter,  h.  190  Erie. 

VaTihorn  George,  sailor  bds.  West  River. 

Vanhussen  Herman,  police,  h.  74  Garden. 

Vanir ,  soap  maker,  h.  239  Hamilton, 

Vanis  Peter,  ship  carpenter,  h.  194  Superior 
Avenue. 

Van  Loozen  Cente,  paper  maker,  Younglove 
&  Hoyt. 

Vannatter  William,  plow  maker,  h.  Detroit 
Hill. 

Vanpacktonbake   Augustus,  shoemaker,  h. 
41  Wilson. 

Vanpacktonbake   J.,  blacking  maker,  h.  41 
Wilson. 

Van  Pelt  Chauncey,  miller,  bds.  114  Pitts- 
burgh. 

VAN  PELT  HHIAM,  flour,  grain  and  feed, 
183  Ontario,  h.  114  Pittsburgh. 

Van  Pelt   Lansing,  clerk,  183  Ontario,  bds. 
114  Pittsburgh. 

Van    Tassle  Abram,  tinware  176  Detroit,  h. 
73  Hanover. 

Van  T;issell  Charles  H.,   saloon,    118    Pitts- 
burgh. 

Van  Ttxssell  Mrs.  widow  of  Andrew,  tailor- 
ess,  h.  17  Third. 

Vanter  Louis,  h.  99  Monroe. 

Van  Tvne  U.  C,  local  freight  agent,  C,  &  P. 
R.  R',  h.  226  Scoville  Avenue. 

Van  Tyne  William  H.,  book  keeper,  h.  143 
Garden. 

Van  Voa^t  Gershoni,  shoes,  197  Superior. 

Varly  Charles,  shoemaker,  h.  8  Orange, 


Vauger  Frederick,  cooper,  h.  106  Jersey. 

Vaughn  James,  tailor,  h.  24  Chestnut. 

Vaughn  Joshua  M.,  boat  builder,  76  Wash- 
ington, h.  63  Vermont. 

Vaughn  WiUiam,  tailor,  h.  24  Chestnut. 

Vaulker  Leman,  bricklayer,  h.  17  Laurel. 

Vampel  Peter  J.,  joiner,  h.  104  Cedar  At 
enue. 

Veasonpecker  H.  W.,  tinner,  82  Bank. 

Vedder  John,  Ixls.  132  Bolivar. 

Veener  Louis,  tailor,  h.  230  Orange. 

Veenhout  William,  laborer,  187  West  Lib- 
erty. 

Veger  Jacob,  laborer,  33  Green. 

Veits  Marshall  W.,  foreman.  Leader  job  of- 
fice, bds.  222  St.  Clair. 

Velli  Vonder,  h.  42  Penn. 

Vendrig  Bernard,  carpenter,  h.  160  Orange. 

Venice  William,  sailor,  h.  73  Washington. 

Venning  Josiah,  h.  174  Orange. 

Venning  Richard,  soap  maker. 

Vcot  John,  laborer,  119  Harbor. 

Veper  William,  laborer,  113  Phelps. 

Verbasick  Martin,  lalwrer,  260  Bridge. 

Verberk  Anthony,  })ainter,  h.  200  Bridge. 

Verberk  Gerhart,  chair  maker,  h.  200  Bridge. 

Verch  E  G.,  saloon,  88  Merwin. 

Vertz  Matthias,  flour  packer,  h.  74  Monroe. 

Vetter  J.  G.,  butcher,  58  Abbey. 

Vetter  Melcher,  laborer,  50  Abbey. 

Vial  John,  engineer.  City  Water  Works,  h. 
■  93  West  Liberty. 

Victor  George,  clerk,  h.  374  St.  Clair. 

Victor  George  W.,  R.  R.  conductor  and  col- 
lector, h.  18  Webster. 

Viegle  Frederick,  shoemaker  and  saloon,  84 
Greenwood. 

Viest  John,  .carpenter,  h.  158  Dare. 

Viest  Nicholas,  stone  cutter,  h.  156  Dare. 

Vilker  Philip,  laborer,  13  Howe. 

Vincent  H.  G.,  clerk,  bds.  350  Superior. 

Vincent  James,  clerk,  C.  C.  &  C.  R.  R.,  h. 
23  Wood. 

Vincent  John,  clerk.  Strong  &  Armstrong, 
199  Superior,  bds.  350  Superior. 

Vincent  John  A.,  firm  Gardiier  &  V.,  h.  350 
Superior. 

Vincent  Samuel  W.,  clerk,  288  St.  Clair. 

Vincent  William,  clerk,  C.  C.  &  C.  R.  R.,  h. 
23  Wood. 

Vincent  William,  laborer,  128  Oregon. 

Ving  Josiah,  joiner,  C.  Sc  E.  Car  Shop. 

Vise  Jacob,  laborer,  30  Parkman. 

Vithursh  William,  laliorer,  194  Courtlandt. 
j  Vliet  William  F.,  painter,  65  Kinsman,  h. 
39  Cheshire. 


Varner  .John,  seaman,  h.  114  Washington 
Vassoling  Mrs.  Mary,  widow,  h.  157  Croton.  j  Voath  Christopher,  lard  oil,  h.  58  Webster. 
Vaughan   Geo.R.,  blacksmith,  h.  71  Carroll.  ;  Voel tie  Jacob,  mason,  h.  48  Mechanics. 
Vaughan  Mrs.  Sarah-  widow  of  John,  h.  65   Voertz  John,  miller,  h.  212  Pearl. 

Penn.  '  Vogel  Lewis,  shoemaker,  h.  33  Jackson. 

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Vogely  Henrv,  marble  worker,  h.  4  Middle. 
VOGES  THEODORE,  proprietor  Forest  Ci- 
ty Ice  Company,  h.  48  Bolivar. 
Vogel   William,  shoemaker,  h.  9  Pop  Corn 

Alley. 
Voges  William,  clerk.  Eagle  Brewery,  h.  5 

Michigan. 
Vogle  William,  shoemaker,  h.  313  Erie. 
Vogt  Andrew,  laborer,  261  Orange. 
Vogt  J.  J.,  clerk,  199  Superior. 
Vogt  John,  stone  cutter,  h.  267  Orange. 
Vogt  Simon,  porter,  h.  146  Orange. 
Vogt  William,  saloon,  55  Irving. 
Vogus  William,  clerk.  Eagle  Brewery. 
Voight  George  J.,  book  keeper,  Review  of- 
fice, h.  6  Brainard, 
Voight  John  J.,  tinsmith,  h.  6  Brainard. 
Volger  Christian,  laborer,  25  Lorain. 
Volker    Christopher,    shoemaker,    h.     305 

Franklin. 
Volmer  Mrs.,  widow  of  Henry,   sewing,   h. 

263  Pittsburgh. 
Vollwerth  Odmar,  saloon,  137  Kinsman. 
Voltz  William,  bricklayer,  h.  68  Orange. 
Von  Delft  Frank,  boots  and  shoes,256  Perry. 
Von  Delft  John,  shoemaker,  bds.  256  Perry. 
Vondrau  John,  carpenter,  h.  58  Bridge. 
Von  Fassom  Jacob,   laborer,  bds.  14  Cedar 

Avenue. 
Vorce  Lafayette,  accountant,  40  River,  bds. 

83  Public  Square. 
Vosburgh  George,  h.  91  Bond. 
VOSBURGH   &  LOWRY,   green   grocery 

and  poultry,  173  Ontario. 
Voth  Ernst  H.,  clerk,  190  Prospect,  h.  58 

Webster. 
Voth  Frederick,  chandler,    h.  58  Webster. 
Voth  Henry,  clerk,  h.  58  Webster. 
VOTTELER  G.  F.,  piano  and  organ  builder, 

101  Bank,  h.  Heights. 
Votteler  Henry  J.,  clerk,  Ranney,  Backus  & 

Noble. 
Votz  F.,  saloon,  71  Michigan. 
Vouk  J.  B.,  laborer,  612  Superior. 
Vowers  John,  brakesman,  C.  &  P.  R.  R.  bds. 

491  Lake. 
Vulk  George  shoemaker,  259  St,  Clair. 


w 

Wabel  Charles,  furrier,  h.  34  Croton. 
Wackerman  Edward,  baker,  bds.  19  Bolivar. 
Wackerman   Wendell,   baker,    Gorham    & 

Aplin,  h.  19  Bolivar. 
Waddle  John  H.,  foreman,  Cleveland  Boiler 

Plate  Co.,  h.  15  Lawrence. 
Waddle  U.  B.,  foreman,   Cleveland  Boiler 

Plate  Co.,  h.  15  Lawrence. 


Wade  H.,  president  telegraph,  h.  103  Hu- 
ron. 

Wade  James,  jr.,  firm  Paine  &  W.,  h.  17 
Cheshire. 

AVade  James  M.,  blacksmith,  h.  481  Lake. 

Wade  Oscar,  W.,  clerk,  bds.  124  Water. 

Wade  Randall  P.,  teller  F.  Brown's,-bdi-.103 
Huron. 

Wade  William,  fireman,  bds.  481  Lake. 

Wade  W.  0.,  salesman,  134  Water,  bds  124 
Water 

WADSWORTH  S.  J.,  agent,  National 
Sewing  Machine  Co.,  3  Euclid,  h.  23  Oak 
Place. 

Wadsworth  William  B.,  joiner,  h.  56  Kins- 
man. 

W^CHTER  AM  ERIE,  semi-weekly  and 
weekly,  181  Ontario. 

Wageman  Jacob,  firm  W.  &  Smith,  h.  162 

WAGEMAN  &  SMITH,  clothing,  154  Su- 
perior. 

Waggoner  Nicholas,  wagon  maker,  bds  103 
Detroit. 

Wagnar  Frederick,  laborer,  31  Irving. 

Wagner  Frederick  wagon  maker,  89  Kins- 
man, h.  174  Ohio. 

Wagner  Gottlieb  A.,  cigar  maker,  h.  87 
Greenwood. 

Wagner  Henry,  foreign  exchange,  161  Wa- 
ter, bds.  Weddell  House. 

Wagner  Jacob,  saloon,  332  St.  Clair. 

Wagner  John,  cooper,  55  York,  h.  112  Lo- 
rain. 

Wagner  John,  saloon,  h.  194  Pearl. 

Vv^agner  John,  laborer,  410  Perry. 

Wagner  John,  pressman,  bds.  corner  Perry 
and  Superior. 

Wgner  John,  butcher,  h.  160  River. 

WAGNER  JOHN  C,  auction  and  com- 
mission, 160  Superior,  h.  30  Mandrake. 

Wagner  Lawrence,  undertaker,  375  Supe- 
rior. 

Wagner  Louis,  trunk  maker,  160  Superior, 
bds.  New  England  House. 

Wagner  Martin,  teamster,  h.  83  Garden, 

Wagner  Matthias,  grocery,  127  Oregon. 

Wagner  Nicholas,  upholsterer,  h.  l08  Erie. 

Wagner  N.  S.,  clerk,  217  Superior,  bds. 
American  Hotel. 

Wagner  Peter,  printer,  bds.  311  St.  Clair. 

Wagner  Philip,  laborer,  1  Minnesota. 

Wagner  Rudolph,  sail  making,  h.  66  Orange. 

Wagner  William,  loan  office,  161  Water, 
h.  30  Mandrake. 

Wahl  Ignatz,  carpenter,  h.  114  Scoville  Av- 
enue. 

Wait  Ebenezer,  engineer,  h.  112  Orange. 

Wait  Miss  Mary,  dress  maker,  h.  16  Marion. 

Waite  Chas.  H.,  clerk,  G.Worthington  &  Co. 


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Waite  Williiun,  laborer,  94  Marion. 

Walveticid  William  M.  teacher,  h.  37  Wal- 
nut. 

Wakelin  Joseph,  shoemaker,  h.  4  Green- 
wood. 

W^ilbridge  F.  B.,  h.  27  Lake. 

Waldeck  Fulix,  cooper,  h  346  Pittsburgh. 

Waldick  Christian,  saloon,  279  Pittsburgh. 

Waldron  Archibald,  h.  15  Oregon. 

Waldrou  James,  blacksmith,  h.  451  West 
River. 

Waldron  Vant,  laborer,  111  West  Liberty. 

Walker  Mrs.  Ann,  widow  of  William,  h.  49 
Taylor. 

Walker  Anthony,  laborer,  190  Greenwood. 

Walker  Charles,  cigars,  h.  226  Pittsburgh. 

Walker  Charles,  (colored)  laborer,  h.  278 
Pittsburgh. 

Walker  Charles,  (colored)  white  washer,  h. 
419  St.  Clair. 

Walker  Charles  A.,  sewing  machines,  235 
Superior. 

Walker  E.  T.,  provisions,  173  Ontario,  h. 
127  Ohio. 

Walker  Frederick,  cooper,  h.  106  Jersey. 

Walker  Frederick,  h.  101  Penn. 

Walker  Henr}^,  hostler,  City  Hotel. 

Walker  Henry,  plasterer,  h.  67  Monroe. 

Walker  Henry,  mason,  h.  99  Penn. 

Walker  Henry,  h.  202  Garden. 

Walker  James,  tailor,  bds.  97  St.  Clair. 

Walker  John,  laborer,   h.  938  Superior. 

Walker  John  H.,  clerk,  247  Superior,  bds. 
248  Prospect. 

Walker  Joseph  N.,  laborer,  153  Orange. 

AValker  Leonard,  laborer,  56  Clinton, 

Walker  Mary,  widow  of  John,  h.  26  Dela- 
ware. 

Walker  Mrs.  widow  of  John,  seam- 
stress, h.  83  Park  man. 

Walker  William,  joiner,  h.  72  Parkman. 

Walker  William,  tailor. 

Walker  Wilham,  tailor,  h,  99  Jersey. 

Walker  William,  sailor,  bds.  72  York. 

Walkly  Jacob,  laborer,  Mulberry. 

AVall  Edward,  salesman,  h.  62  Huron. 

Wall  D.  B.,  clerk,  161  River,  bds.  24  Wal- 
nut. 

Wall  Dinah,  widow  of  James,  h.   62  Eagle. 

Wall  Henry,  laborer,  272  Lake. 

Wall  John  F.,  mason,  bds  94  Prospect. 

Wall  Robert,  mason,  h.  94  Prospect. 

Wall|  Robert  A.,  millright,  h.  34  Wood- 
bine. 

Wall  Thomas  H.,  marble  cutter,  bds.  94 
Prospect. 

WALLACE  FREDERICK  T.,  attorney,  97 
Superior,  h.  144  Prospect. 

Wallace  John  wood  .sawyer,  h.  earr  19  Vine- 
yard. 


Wallace  Max,  pedler,  h.  284  Pittsburgh. 

Wallace  William,  tinsmith,  bds.  Forest  City 
House.  "* 

Wallace  Wm.  H.,  carpenter,  h.  78  Hicks. 

Waller  Samuel,  carpenter,  h.  15  Cedar  Ave- 
nue. 

Waller  William,  (colored,)  saloon,  71  Ham- 
ilton. 

Walworth  Mrs.  M.  A.,  widow  of  A.  W.,  h. 
176  Euclid. 

Walrond  James,  blacksmith,  126  River,  bds. 
American  House. 

Walsh ,  clerk,  bds  45  Public  Square. 

Walsh  E.  B.,  grind  stones,  bds.  172  Clinton. 

Walsh  Henry  P.,  upholsterer,  h.  152  Clin- 
ton. 

Walsh  James  A.,  saloon,  138  Pittsburgh. 

Walsh  John,  h.  249  Erie. 

Walsh  Joseph  N.,  clerk,  115  Ontario. 

Walsh  Michael,  laborer,  67  Jersey. 

Walsh  Michael,  jr.  carpenter,  h.  67  Jersey. 

Walsh  Patrick,  carpenter,  h.  67  Jersey. 

Walsh  Patrick,  boot  maker,  h.  44  Oregon. 

Walsh  Thomas,  moulder,  Ms  280  Lake. 

Walsh  Thomas,  laborer,  67  Jei'sey. 

Walsh  Mrs.,  widow  James,  dress  maker,  h. 
138  Pittsburgh. 

Walter  A.  N.,  cigars,  102  Superior,  h.  54  Un- 
ion. 

Walter  Capt.  Horace,  h.  92  Woodbine. 

Walter  Nicholas,  carpenter,  h.  340  St.  Clair. 

Walters  Adam,  laborer,  98  Scott. 

Walters  William,  laborer,  98  Scott. 

Walther  Henry,  printer, 

Walton  Capt.  Isaac,  h.  46  Garden. 

Walton  Thos.,  lake  engineer,  bds.  65  St. 
Clair. 

Walton  Thomas,  book  keeper,  h.  90  Onta- 
rio. 

WALTON  THOMAS  A.,  commission  mer- 
chant, 139  River,  h.  183  St.  Clair. 

Waltz  Christian,  harness  maker,  160  Supe- 
rior. 

Walworth  Mary  A.,  widow  of  A.  W.,  h.  176 
Euclid. 

Walz  Jacob,  blacksmith,  h.  21  Jersey. 

WAMELINK  L.  B.,  wholesale  grocery,  108 
Superior,  h.  139  Lorain. 

Wamser  Frederick,  boarding  house,  53  Lor- 
ain. 

Wamser  Jacob,  m.  d.,  h.  51  Lorain. 

Wamsley  Sarah  M.,  widow  Joseph  h.  282 
Sujierior. 

Wandsor  Charles,  baker,  h.  51  Jackson. 

Wangerin  Augustas,  grocery,  537  St.  Clair. 

Wanke  Charles,  baker,  bds.  54  Cheshire. 

Wanner  John,  mason,  h.  141  Bridge. 

Wanner  Peter,  joiner,  h.  141  Bridge. 

WANSOR  JACOB,  stoves  and  tin  ware,  38 
Public  Square,  h.  112  Euclid. 


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Wansor  Jolin  clerk,  120  Superior,  bds  112 
-  Euclid. 

"Warburton  John  P.,  clerk  C.  &  M.  R.  R,  h. 
Church. 

Warburton  Thomas,  ship  joiner,  h  73  State. 

WARD  &  CRITTENDEN,  bankers,  117 
Superior. 

Ward  Daniel,  brewer,  205  Seneca. 

Ward  Daniel,  moulder,  h.  Chestnut. 

Ward  Edward  M.,  carpenter  and  builder, 
h.  317  Kinsman. 

Ward  John,  laborer,  88  Croton. 

Ward  John,  laborer,  6  Superior  Aveuue. 

Ward  Kate,  tailoress,  bds    70  Ontario. 

Ward  Michael,  fireman,  h.  12  Williams  Al- 
ley. 

Ward  Roger,  laborer,  14   Superior  Avenue. 

-Ward  Wm.,  moulder,  h.  149  Ohio. 

Warden  George,  blacksmith,  h.  42  Chest- 
nut. 

Warden  William,  carriage  maker,  h.  42  Chest- 
nut. 

Wardin  ger  Isaac,  pedlar,  h.  140  Orange. 

WARING  JOHN  B.,  Prest.  C.&  T.  R.  R.,  h. 
344  Superior. 

Waring  S.  H.,  clerk  C.  &  T.  R.  R.,  bds  344 
Superior. 

Warly  Anthony,  laborer,  58  Williams. 

Warmington  George  H.,  book  keeper,  129 
West  River,  bds.  Franklin  House. 

WARMINGTON  WM.,  carpenter,  h.  Frank- 
lin. 

Warmington  Wm. ,  jr.,  carpenter,  h.  Hano- 
ver Alley. 

Warner  Adaline,  widow  of  Milton,  carpet 
weaver,  h.  99  Bridge. 

Warner  Chas.,  cabinet  maker,  h.  264  St.  Clair. 

Wurner  Frank,  carpenter,  h.  40  Mayflower. 

Warner  Capt.  George,  sailor,  h.  33  Smith. 

Warner  John  F.,  forwarder,  h.  38  Euclid. 

Warner  Robt.,  carpenter,  and  joiner,  h.  529 
Case  Avenue. 

WARNER  WAREHAM  J.,  builder,  h.  83 
Prospect. 

Warner  William,  R.  R.  engineer,  h.  18  Ves- 
try. 

Warner  William,  h.  56  Prosjiect. 

Warner  William,  (colored,)  saloon,  59  Mich- 
igan. 

Warren  Clark,  depot  police,  h.  21  Man- 
drake. 

Warren  James,  (colored,)  carpenter,  h.  31 
Newton. 

Warren  John  T.,  clerk,  173  Superior,  bds. 
70  Bank. 

Warren  Lewis,  teamster,  h,  459  Detroit. 

Warren  Martha,  widow  of  Simeon,  boarding 
house,  65  St.  Clair. 

WARREN  NATHANIEL  E.,  car  builder, 
h.  804  Lake 


Warren  Robt,  saloon,   h.  150  Orange. 

WARREN  W.,  dry  goods,  230  Superior,'^ 
60  Cedar  Avenue. 

Warrick  Henry,  tailor,  h.  56  Vine. 

Warth  Valentine,  printer. 

Washburn  Charles,  h.  27  Chestnut. 

Washington  E.,  h.  69  Church. 

Washington  Frederick,  wheelwright,  h.  117 
■Leonard. 

Washington  Jas.,  cooper,  h.  458  Detroit. 

Washington  Robt.,  (colored,)  plasterer,  h. 
rear  19  Miami  AUev. 

WASHINGTON  UNION  INS.  CO.,  261 
Superior. 

WASON  CFIARLES,  firm  Wason,  Everett 
&■  Co.,  h.  33  Case  Avenue,  corner  Lake. 

WASON,  EVERETT  &  CO.,  bankers,  143 
Superior. 

Wasserman  Bernard,  razor  grinder,  h.  27 
Oregon. 

Wasserman  John,  razor  grinder,  h.  27  Or- 
egon 

Wassemeyer  Peter,  jeweler,  h.  28  Man- 
drake. 

Waterburg  Lyman,  sailor,  h.  11  Scoville  Av- 
enue. 

WATERMAN  WILLIAM,  County  Treas- 
urer, h.  217  Kinsman. 

Waters  Johu,  sailor,  bds.  17  Johnson. 

Waterson  Charles,  tinner,  bds.  51  Seneca. 

Watheiner  David,  cigar  maker,  h.  100  Lau- 
rel. 

Watkins  Edward,  brakesman,  h.  11  Abbey. 

Watkins  Jane,  widow  of  George,  h.  311  Lo- 
rain. 

Watkins  Joseph,  brakesman,  h.  11  Abbey. 

Watson  David,  sailor,  bds.  11  Turnpike. 

Watson  David,  barber,  h.  338  St.  Clair. 

Watson  David,  (colored)  barber,  88  Erie,  h. 
177  Hamilton. 

Watson  Rev.  D.  S„  h.  257  Hamilton. 

Watson  E.,  watchman,  C.  P.  &  A.  R.  R.,  h. 
124  Lake. 

Watson  Henry,  waiter,  hotel,  h.  241  Erie. 

Watson  Henrv,  sailor,  h.  38  Hill. 

Watson  H.  S.^  clerk,  N.  Y.  &  E.  R.  R.  office, 
h.  144  Lake. 

Watson  James,  laborer,  33  Lyman. 

Watson  John  B.,  saloon,  8  Kinsman. 

Watson  Patrick,  painter,  h.  51  Lyman. 

Watson  Richard,  firm  Lord  &  Co.,  h.  107 
Hill. 

Watson  Thomas,  sailor,  bds.  142  River. 

Watson  William,  lamp  store,  Ontario,  h.  221 
Erie. 

Watson  William,  cooper. 

Watterson  H.  D.,  freight  clerk,  C.  &  T.  R.  R., 
h.  81  Scoville  Avenue. 

Watterson  John  P.,  carpenter,  h.  Marion. 

Watterson  John  T.,  carpenter,  h.  8  Sked. 


Coal  Oil  and  Lamp  Depot,  189  Ontario  Street,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 


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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTOET. 


Wattcrson  William,  tinner,  bds.  51  Seneca. 

Watterson  William  J.,  carpenter,  h,  79  Sco- 
ville  Avenue. 

Watts  George  W.,  cabinet  maker,  h.  160  De- 
troit. 

Watts  William,  sailor,  h.  220  Lake. 

Waud  Benjamin,  mason,  h.  127  Garden. 

Weatherhead  Charles,  masoii,  h.  51  Fulton. 

Weatherliead  George,  saloon,  8  and  10  Pitts- 
burgh. 

WEATHERLY  J.  L.,  insurance,  Oviatt's 
Block,  bds.  Angler  House. 

Weaver  X.,  laborer,  788  St.  Clair. 

Weaver  George,  machinist,  h.  99  Bond. 

Weaver  James  H.,  (colored)  mason,  h.  196 
Ohio. 

Weaver  John,  tailor,  bds.  53  Frankfort. 

Weaver  John,  laborer,  rear  44  Wilson. 

Weaver  J.  S.,  firm  W.  &  Brother,  h.  35  Ce- 
dar Avenue. 

Weaver  Nicholas,  cabinet  maker,  h.  43  Ward. 

Weaver  Piobert  S.,  firm  W.  &  Brother, 
h.  35  Cedar  Avenue. 

Weaver  W.  H.,  captain,  h.  3  Scoville  Ave- 
nue. 

WEAVER  &  BROTHER,  groceries,  257 
Superior. 

Weasts  Philip,  meat  market,  876  St.  Clair. 

ATEBB  HENRY  J.,  ship  broker  and  forwar- 
ding merchant,  Dock,  west  side  river,  h. 
240  Washington. 

AVebb  Joseph,  bds.  236  Lake. 

U'ebber  Fytheue,  brick  maker,  h.  12  East 
Liberty. 

Webber  Isaac,  painter,  222  Lorain,  h.  220 
Lorain. 

Wel)l3er  John  laborer,  45  Muirson. 

^^'ebber  John,  grocery,  162  River. 

\Veliber  John  C,  shoemaker,  152  River,  h. 
20  Fountain  Alley. 
"Webber  John  G.  locksmith,  214  Superior,  h. 
55  Orange. 

Welaber  Martin,  gardener,  h.  801  St.  Clair. 

Webber  William,  tailor,  h.  317  Garden. 

Weber  Charles,  shoenfaker,  h.  16  Fountain 
Alley. 

Weber  Christian,  tailor,  h.  201  Orange. 

Weber  Christian,  boarding  house,  61  Michi- 
gan. 

Weber  Christopher,  grocerj^,  104  Pearl. 

Weber  Frederick  William,  laborer,  101  Jer- 

SG  V. 

WEBER  GUSTAVE  C.  E.,  physician, 
office  Chapin's  Block,  h.  37  Euclid. 

Weber  Henrj-,  shoemaker,  h.  rear  125  Ful- 
ton. 

Weber  Henr}-,  blacksmith,  h.  225  Pittsburgh 

Weher  Isaac,  painter,  h.  220  Lorain. 

Weber  Jacol),  tailor,  h.  114  Pearl. 

Weber  John  A.,  grocery,  875  St.  Clair. 


Weber  Lewis,  machinist,  h;  66  Tracy. 

Weber  Peter,  tailor,  118  West  Liberty. 

Weber  William,  laborer,  103  Jersey.     • 

WEBSTER  JOHN,  floor  oil  cloth  add.Tnin- 
eral  ijaint,  offfice  Atwater  Building,  h. 
Newburgh. 

Webster  Miss  Maria,  dress  maker,  122 
Brownell. 

Weckerle  Valentine,  laborer,  19  Minnesota. 

WECKERLING  GEORGE,  saloon,  168 
Seneca. 

Weddell  Mrs.  E.  A.,  h.  130  Erie. 

WEDDELL  HORACE  P.,  office  139  Superi- 
or, h.  339  Euclid. 

WEDDELL  HOUSE,  comer  Superior  and 
Bank. 

Weden  John,  tailor,  h.  53  Cherry. 

Weed  John,  shoemaker,  h.  25  Hanover. 

WEED  JOHN  H.,  saddler,  15  Pearl,  h.  18 
Pearl. 

Weed  Leonard  F.,  hack  driver,  h.  69  Bank. 

Weed  Thomas  S.,  shoemaker,  182  Detroit. 

Wege  Anna,  widow, washwoman, h.l89Pearl. 

Wegener  Ernst,  laborer,  h.  10  Minnesota. 

Wegst  Adam,  cooper,  h.  187  Hamilton. 

Weeks  Elijah,  foreman  livery  stable,  Cham- 
plain,  h.  14  High. 

Weeks  G.  H.,  printer  Ohio  Farmer. 

Weeks  Henry,  printer,  Ms.  57  Seneca. 

Weeten  John,  stonemason,  h.  463  Forest. 

Wehenbower,  Frederick,  carpenter,  h.  37 
Ward. 

AVekle  Andrew,  saddler,  bds.  262  St.  Clair. 

Wehr  Charles,  saloon,  148  Seneca. 

Wehrchmitt  Daniel,  tailor,  164  Seneca,  h.  121 
Hamilton. 

Weideman  John  J.,  clerk,  Gordan  McMil- 
lan &  Co.,  h.  corner  Randall  and  Bridge. 

Weideman  J.  C,  clerk,  40  River. 

Weideman  John  J.,  laborer,  196  Bridge. 

Wcidenkof  F.,  firm  Hamilton  &  W.,"h.  59 
Frankfort. 

AVeidenkopf  Jacol),  grocerv,  239  Garden,  h. 
241  Garden. 

AVeidenthal  Abraham,  shoemaker,  140  and 
142  Pittsburgh. 

Weidenthal  B.,  h.  271  Kinsman. 

Weidenthal  Leopold,  variety  store  and  house, 
392  Perry. 

AVcigel  Christopher,  laborer,  35  Smith. 

Weigel  Jolm  G.,  carpenter,  h.  137  Orange. 

AVeighan  Francis,  blacksmith,  Lowman,  h. 
Taylor. 

AVeiajhand  Henry,  cooper,  h.  236  Pearl, 

AVEIGH  LOCK,  Ohio  Canal,  near  Seneca  St. 

Bridge. 
AA'eigl  Christopher,  nurseryman,  h.  681  Lake. 
AVeiher  Christian,  peddler,  h.  179  Croton. 
AVeil,  Mrs.,  Caroline  widow  of  Samuel,  gro- 
cery, h.  40  Seneca. 


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_  WeinhouseJohn,,beer  peddler,  h.  corner  Gar- 
..den  and  Spruce. 

Weints  Elizabeth,  widow  Peter,  h.  17  Park. 

Weints  Jacob,  laborer,  bds.  17  Park. 

Weints  John  laborer,  bds.  17  Park. 

Weints  Peter,  laborer,  bds.  17  Park. 

Weints  Valentine,  drayman,  bds.  17  Park. 

Weirheimer  Louis,  peddler,  h.  179  Green- 
wood. 

Weirtz  Jacob,  saloon,  19  Canal. 

Weis  George,  cooper,  flats,  h.  84  McLean. 

Weis  John,  cooper,  h.  31  Mechanics. 

Weis  Joseph,  laborer,  102  Laurel. 

Weis  Lewis,  butcher,  bds.  104  Water. 

Weis  Michael,  laborer,  27  Croton. 

Weis  Philiji,  cooper,  h.  39  Irving. 

Weisbarth  John,  grocery,  237  Lorain. 

Weisbarth  Martin,  barber,  h.  182  Pearl. 

Weisch  Christopher  L.,  laborer,  217  Hamil- 
ton. 

We'ser  Peter,  laborer.  West  River. 

Weisermere  Henry,  confectioner,  Superior, 
h.  60  Webster. 

Weiskoif  Solomon,  peddler,  h.  30  Scoville 
Avenue. 

Weithcomb  Charles,  joiner,  h.  Cedar  Ave- 
nue. 

Weitz  George,  laborer,  203  Croton. 

Weitz  Joseph,  firm  J.  &  Y.  W.,  bds.  37  High. 

WEITZ  J.  &  v.,  flour  and  feed,  172  Onta- 
rio. 

Weitz  M.,  butcher,  h.  203  Croton. 

Weitzel  Peter,  h.  38  Pittsburgh  continued. 

Weitz  Valentine  firm  J.  &  V.  W.,  h.  37  High. 

Welburn  Wm.,  gardener,  h,  13  Burnham. 

Welch  Edward,  teamster,  bds.  58  Bolivar. 

Welch  Henry,  time  keeper,  C.  C.  &  C.  R. 
shop,  h.  93  Lake. 

Welch  Henry  P.,  upholsterer,  h.  Clinton. 

AVelch  Mary,  widow  JSTicholas,  h.  17  Dela- 
ware. 

Welch  Oscar  F.,  15  Webster. 

Welch  Phillip,  laborer,  h.  986  St.  Clair. 

Welch  Mrs.,  widow  William,  58  Bolivar. 

Welch  William  M.,  distributor  and  collec- 
tor for  the  Herald,  h,  34  Chestnut. 

Weld  J.  H.,  law  student,  bds.  263  Pros- 
pect. 

Weldon  Eliza,  (colored,)  boarding  house,  51 
Bond. 

Welker  Geo.,  shoemaker,  364  Lorain,  h. 
358  Lorain. 

Welker printer,  h.  110  Cedar  Avenue. 

Well  house  William,  salesman,  173  River,  h. 
79  Clinton. 

Wells  Hiram  K.,  firm  W.  Bingham  &  Co.,  h. 
132  Prospect. 

Wells  John,  sailor,  bds.  Canal  Basin. 

Wells  Nathaniel,  machinist,  h.  806  Lake. 

Wells  Samuel,  lake  engineer,  h.  48  Jay. 


Wells  Walter  C,  printer,  Review,  bds.  New- 
England  Hotel. 

Wellstead  Joseph,  joiner,  h,  330  Hamilton, 

Weisch  Barnet,  brewer,  h.  79  Hamilton. 

Welsh  Ann,  widow  of  James,  rear  14  Vine- 
yard. 

Welsh  Anthony,  laborer.  West  River. 

Welsh  James,  clerk,  Post  Office,  h.  53  Ma- 
rion. 

Welsh  James,  laborer,  67  Superior  Avenue. 

Welsh  James,  crockery  packer,  bds.  38  Eu- 
clid. 

Welsh  James,  shoemaker,  h.  West  River. 

Welsh  James,  drayman,  h.  257  Lorain. 

Welsh  John,  laborer,  117  Burch. 

Welsh  Joseph  W  ,  picture  frames,  66  Bank. 

Welsh  Michael,  laborer.  West  River. 

Welsh  Patrick,  maltster,  bds.  3  Root's  Alley. 

Welsh  Patrick,    laborer,  near  Brock's  Tiu> 
nery. 

Welsh  William,  engine  wiper,  h.  10  Noble. 
Alley. 

Welsh  Thomas,  engineer,  C.  C.  &  C.  R.  R., 
h.  103  Harbor. 

Welter  Christopher,  laborer,  151  Cedar  Av- 
enue. 

Wenban  John  carriage  maker,  Lowman's,  h. 
190  Clinton. 

Wendland   William,  carpenter,  h.  21  Foun- 
tain Alley. 

Wendler  Harman,  book  keeper,  G.  A.  Stan- 
ley's, h.  12  Granger. 

Wendorf  John,  laborer,  29  Irving. 

Wendorff  Louis,  tinner,  bds.  321  Erie. 

WendorffMrs.,  widow  of  Charles,  h.  321  Erie. 

WENHAM  ARTHUR  J.,  grocery,  54  Mer- 
win,  h.  Terrett. 

Wenham,  R.    G.,    collector.  Leader,   h.    79 
Main. 

Wenner  George  J.,  gent.,  h   141  Bridge. 

Wenner  Peter,  laborer,  80  Carroll. 

Wens  Louis,  sash  maker,  h.  48  Webster. 

Wenslay  Mary,  widow  of  John,  h.  19  Ful- 
ton. 

Wenzer    Joseph,    blacksmith,    h.    311    St. 
Clair. 

Were  John  B.,  shoemaker,  h.  30  Hicks. 

Wendel  Ernst,  cooper,  h.  16  Willey. 

Werkmeister   Charles,    harness  maker,  De- 
troit, h.  161  Burch. 

Wermelskirschen  Joseph,  cooper,  h.  56  Ab- 
bey. 

Werner  Andrew,  laborer,  110  York. 

Werner  Charles,  cabinet  maker,  h.  164   St. 
Clair. 

Werner  Frederick,  laborer,  41  Green. 

Werner  Peter,  cabinet  maker,  h.  47  Granger. 

Wersh  Christopher,  shoemaker,  h.  662   Su- 
perior. 

Werth  Philip,  laborer,  129  York. 


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Wertheimer   Marx,  jeweler  and  watchma- 
ker, h.  14  Pittsburgh. 
Wertheim  Julius,   cigar  maker,  h.  430Pitts- 

burgh. 
Wertheim   Solomon,  cigar  maker,    h.    430 

Pittsburgh. 
Wertz  Peter,  flour  packer,    National   Mills, 

h.  56  Penn. 
Werz  Francis,  shoemaker,  h.  30  Brainard. 
Werz  John,  shoemaker,  h.  30  Brainard. 
Weschen  John,  laborer,  rear  185  Hamilton. 
Weseveath  John,  saloon,  77  Hill. 
Weshouse  John,  wagon  maker,   h.  55  York. 
Wesler  Adam,  labor^'r,  903  Superior. 
West  Henry,  shoemaker,  h.  203  Ohio. 
West  John,  cooper,  h.  114  Carroll. 
West  Michael,  blacksmith,  bds.  179  Seneca. 
West  Peter,  shoemaker,  h.  41  Oregon. 
West  Richard,  saloon  keeper,  h.    214  Pitts- 
burgh. 
West  Thomas,  book  keeper,  226  West  River, 

h.  8  Clinton. 
West  W.  H.,  teamster,  h.  760  Lake. 
WESTERN  TRANSPORTATION  COM- 
PANY, 33  River. 
WESTERN  UNION  TELEGRAPH  OF- 
FICE,  Washington    Block,   corner  Bank 
and  St.  Clair. 
Westfall  George,  R.  R.  engineer,  h.  101  Ful- 
ton. 
AVestheimer  Joseph,  h.  156  Bolivar. 
WESTMINSTER  CHURCH,  (0.   S,  Pres- 
byterian,) Huntington,  corner  Prospect. 
Westmit  Daniel,  tailor,  h.  rear  121  Hamilton. 
Weston  Richard,  blacksmith,  h.    149    Turn- 
pike. 
Westwood  William,  bds.  309  Washington. 
Wetherlan,  John,  brakesman,  h.  77  Water. 
Wettstein  Louis  P.,  carpenter,  h.  foot  St.  Clair. 
Wetzel  Jacob,    blacksmithing,  162  Garden, 

h.  rear. 
Wetzel  Peter,  tailor,  h.  160  Hamilton. 
Wetzel  Philip,  sailor,  h.  160  Hamilton. 
Wetzel  Leonard,  sailor,  bds.  160  Hamilton. 
Wetzel   Robert,    shoemaker,  h.  160  Hamil- 
ton. 
Wetzig  Charles,  cabinet  maker,  h.  16  Scoville 

Avenue. 
Weven  John,  laborer,  188  Hamilton. 
Wcykard  Geo.,   teamster,  bds.  66  Michigan. 
Whalan  John,  laborer,  43  Newton. 
Whalan  Patiick,  laborer,  311  Hamilton. 
Whalan  Robert,  laboror,  29  Division. 
Whalen  Edward,  drayman,  bds.  112  River. 
Whalley  Henry,  shoemaker,  h.  36  Bolivcr. 
Wheaton  Gerrit  S.,  law  student,  261  Supe- 
rior, bds.  87  Prospect. 
Whoelcr  Abijah,  h.  86  Prospect. 
WHEELER  CHARLES  E.,  clerk.  Post  Of- 
fice, h.  200  Ohio, 


Wheeler  Mrs.  Ellen,  widow   of  John,  bds. 

62  Hurd. 
Wheeler    Francis,    ship  carpenter,  h.    139 


Pearl. 
Wheeler 

Works, 
WHEELER   & 

chants.  C.  &  P 


George,    foreman, 

h.  36  Ontario. 

HAMMOND 
R.  R.  Pier. 


White    Lead 


coal    mer- 


W  heeler  James  E.,  bank   clerk,   bds.   143 

Pittsburgh. 
Wheelei*  Joel  A.,  blacksmith,  Pittsburgh,  h. 

h.  13  Miami. 
Wheeler  Joel  A.,  jr.,  h.  13  Miami. 
WHEELER  JOHN,  physician  and  surgeon, 

7  Public  Simare,  h.  104  Bond. 
WHEELER  JOHN  A.,   firm    W.  &  Ham- 
mond, canal  collector,  h.  88  Wood. 
Wheeler  John   W.,   broom  making,  li.  143 

Pittsburgh. 
Wheeler  Lawrence,  provision  dealer,   h.    62 

Hurd. 
Wheeler  Lucius,  clerk.  Herald,  h.  Erie. 
Wheeler  Myron,  clerk,  C.  C.  &  C.  R.  R.,  bds. 

86  Prospect. 
Wheeler  Permelia,  Avidow  of  Nelson,  h.  20 

Miami  Alley. 
WHEELER  &  WILSON,  sewing  machines, 

Melodeon  Block,  205  Sujierior. 
Whelan  CUiarles,  drayman,  h  10  Ward. 
Whelan  Lawrence,  grocer}',  45  Oregon. 
Whelan  Patrick,  hiborer,  62   Huntington. 
Wheelock  Stephen,   firm   Hamilton  &  W., 

bds.  Seneca. 
Wheller  Benj.  S.,  blacksmith,  h.  46  Eagle. 
Whener  John,  tailor,  h.  69  Oregon. 
Whipple  Alman,  h.  128  Lake. 
Whipple   Carlyle,  clerk,  Parker  &  Co.,  bds. 

City  Hotel. 
Whipple  John  E.,  foreman,  Boston  Pail  Fac- 

torj%  bds.  53  McLean. 
Whipple  Robert  B.,  harness  maker,  160  Su- 
perior, h.  87  York. 
Whitaker  Charles,  stoves,  129  Water,  h.   34 

Water. 
WHITAKER  STEPHEN,  stoves,  129  Wa- 
ter, h.  34  Water. 
Whitcome  James,  machinist,  h.  18  Bridge. 
White  Albert,  broom  maker,  h.  17  Middle. 
White  Mrs.  Annis,  widow  of  Andrew,  h.  92 

State. 
White  Bushnell,  firm  Crowell  &  W.,  h.  113 

Lake. 
White    Catharine  N.,  (colored)  h.  162  Sen- 
eca. 
White  Charles,  laborer,  164  Ohio. 
White  Charles  L.,  clerk,  78  River,  bds.  Ben- 
net  House. 
White  Charles  M.,  book   keeper,  Herald,  h. 

99  Cedar  Avenue. 
White  C.   T.,    conductor,  h.  10  Mandrake. 


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White  David,  gardener,  h.  Detroit. 

White  Edward,  jewelry,  h.  130  Detroit. 

White  Edward,  blacksmith,  h.  334  Wash- 
ington. 

White  Frederick,  laborer,  113  Main.  ■. 

White  George  T.,  carpenter,  bds.  Cham- 
plain. 

White  Harris,  laborer,  107  Cedar  Avenue. 

White  Henry,  laborer,  107  Cedar  Avenue. 

White  Henry  M.  C,  carpenter,  bds.  66  Mi- 
chigan. 

White  Henry,  architect,  236  Superior,  h.  15 
Chestnut. 

White  Isabella,  widovv  of  John,  h.  164 
Ohio. 

White  Jacbb  B.,  m.  d.,  127  Detroit,  h. 
Church. 

White  James,  carpenter,  h.  109  Hudson. 

White  James,  millwright,  bds.  83  Water. 

WHITE  REV.  J.  C,  pastor  Congregational 
Church,  h.  53  Bolivar, 

White  John,  livery  stable,  h.  26  Chestnut. 

White  Johnson,  broom  maker,  h.  17  Middle. 

White  Joseph,  shoemaker,  h.  400  Detroit. 

White  Joseph,  teamster,  bds.  416  Pitts- 
burgh. 

White  J.  S.,  firm  W.  &  Newell,  h.  26  Chest- 
nut. 

WHITE  LAMBERT,  collector,  h.  333 
Perry. 

White  Luther,  blacksmith,  h.  23  Allen. 

White  Lyndon,  clerk,  57  Merwin,  h.  Clin- 
ton. 

White  M.,  h.  191  Prospect. 

White  Martin,  laborer,  86  West  Main. 

White  Mary,  vk^idow  of  Thomas,  grocery, 
155  Detroit. 

White  M.  B.,  stove  dealer,  Detroit,  h.  172 
Clinton. 

White  Nathan  D.,  tinner,  h.  246  Detroit. 

White  Waldon,  flour  and  feed  store,  h.  39 
High. 

White  William,  livery  stable,  144  Pearl, 
bds.  23  Church. 

WHITE  &  NEWELL,  livery  stable,  106 
Champlain. 

Whitfield  George  S.,  (colored)  porter,  h.  53 
Bond. 

Whitehead  David  S.,  miller,  Quinn's  mill, 
bds.  Newburgh. 

Whitehead  Frederick,  master  miller,  bds.  17 
Howe. 

Whitehouse  F.  W.,  steamboat  engineer,  h. 
56  Lamartine. 

Whitelavr  George,  firm  Root  W.  &  Co., 
h.  40  Prospect. 

Whitelaw  John  F.,  book  keeper  City  Bank, 
bds.  40  Prospect. 

Whitelaw  Mark,  firm  Lyon  &  W.,  h.  Moore. 

Whitemann  John,  laborer,  20  Fountain  Alley 


Whiting  E.  R.,  bds.  354  Superior. 

Whitlock  Samuel,  carpenter,  h.  149  Sco- 
ville  Avenue. 

Whitman  Henry  L.,  firm  W  ,  Standart  & 
Co.,  Detroit  road. 

WHITMAN,  STANDART  &  CO.,  bankers, 
99  Superior. 

WHITNEY  &  ANTHONY,  dry  goods  and 
groceries,  corner  Pearl  and  Detroit. 

Whitney  Charles  P.,  ticket  agent  C.  &  P.  R. 
R.  Depot,  h.  19  Bank. 

Whitnev  Chandler  L.,  h.  239  Washington. 

WHITNEY  CYRUS,  Yankee  Pop  Corn, 
h.  University  Heights. 

Whitney  Franklin,  clerk  Merchants  Dis- 
patch, h.  Belden's  Court. 

Whitney  Geo.  W.,  h.  185  St.  Clair. 

Whitney  Lyman,  firm  W.  &  Anthony,  h.  41 
Clinton. 

WHITNEY  LEWIS  B.,  constable,  h  76 
Carroll. 

Whitney  Moses,  shoemaker,  h.  Washing- 
ton. 

Whittemore  Charles,  clerk  Water,  bds.  140 
Pluron. 

Whittemore  Edwin,  clerk  Water,  bds.  1^10 
Huron. 

Whittemore  Mrs.,  widow  Edward,  h.  140  Hu- 
ron. 

Whittla  W.  H.,  book  keeper,  240  Superior, 
h.  240  Superior. 

WHITTLESEY  CHARLES,  geologist,  16 
Washington  Block,  h.  121  St.  Clair. 

Whittlesey  Mrs.,  widow  Frederick,  41  Hin'on. 

Whittlesey  Henry  S.,  deputy  County  Treas- 
urer, h.  41  Huron. 

Whitworth  Wm.,  cabinet  maker,  h.  113  Ce- 
dar Avenue. 

Wiahl  Valentine,  saloon,  h.  60  St.  Clair. 

Wichmire  Caspar,  cabinetmaker,  104 Green- 
wood. 

Wick  Alfred  H.,  firm  H.  B.  &  H.  Wick  & 
Co.,  h.  348  Superior. 

WICK  H.  B.  &  H.  &  CO.,  bankers,  corner 
Bank  and  St.  Clair. 

Wick  Henry,  firm  H.  B.  &  H.  Wick  &  Co.,  h. 
345  Superior. 

Wick  Catharine,  widow  of  Peter,  h,  414  St. 
Clair. 

Wick  C.  C,  agricultural  implements,  h.  Ash 
land. 

WICK  CHARLES  D.,  wholesale  grocer  and 
commission  merchant,  56  River,  19  Mea- 
dow, h.  83  Euclid. 

WICK  LEMUEL,  Prest.  City  Bank,  h.  83 
Euclid. 

Wicken  John,  h.  265  Kinsman. 

Wicken  W.,  clerk  Shelley's,  bds.  Weddell 
House. 

Widdenkaurer  George,  grocery,  23  Ward, 


Deoderised  Coal  Oil,  manufactured  by  LAW  &  NORTH, 


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WILLISTOX  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY. 


"Widhar  Jacob,  moulder,  h.  Hamilton. 

Widmer  Mary,  widow  Frederick,  50  Un- 
ion. 

AViedler  Margaret,  widow  Jacob,  h.  72  Ham- 
ilton. 

AVielber  Charles  E..  writing  teacher,  bds.  74 
Ontario. 

Wiener  Abraham,  grocer,  bds.  233  Erie. 

Wiener,  Mrs.,  widow  Michael,  grocery,  233 
Erie. 

Wienhardt  Jacob,  blacksmith.  111  Lorain, 
h,  90  Jersey. 

AVeiser  Jacob,  laborer,  h.  rear  Franklin. 

Wiesmann  Jas.,  clerk  St.  Clair  Intelligence 
office,  h.  85  Taylor. 

Wigers  James,  laljorer,    104  Dare. 

Wi;j,ht  James  M.,  blacksmith,  h.  25  Hicks. 

Wiijht  Jas,,  watchman,  h.  74  Jersey. 

Wight  William  S.,  carpenter,  h.  203  Orange. 

WIG-HTMAN  DAVID  L.,  sheriff,  h.  55  Ce- 
dar Avenue. 

AVigman  John  B.,  mason,  h.  91  Ohio. 

AVigs  Robt.,  sailor,  h.  129  Fulton. 

AVihmier  Fred,  sr.,  tailor,  h.  107  Lorain. 

AVihmier  Fred.,  jr.,  tailor,  h.  167  Lorain. 

AVilbur  Charles,  printer,  bds.  29  Huron. 

AVILBUR  JAMES  B.,  h.  29  Huron. 

AA'ilcox  Calvin,  carpenter  and  joiner,  h.  5 
Hamilton. 

AVilcox  Daniel  carriage  driver,  h.  164  Ohio. 

AVILCOX  T.  L.  publisher  Review,147  Water, 
bds.  124  AVater. 

AVilcox  AY  alter  H.,  clerk,  h.  42  Harman. 

AVilcox  AVilliam,  fireman  C.  P.  &  A.  R.  R., 
bds,  126  Hamilton. 

AVild  Joel,  carpenter,  h.  99  AVoodbine. 

AVilder  John,  clerk  Stevens'  Dining  Hall. 

AVild  Lorenzo,  laborer,  49  Carroll. 

AVild  Lorenzo,  building  mover,  h.  52  Root. 

AVild  L.  T.  carpenter,  h.  145  Pearl. 

AVild  AVm.,  carpenter  and  joiner,  272  Col- 
umbus. 

AVILDING,  DILLON  &  CO.,  plasterers  and 
brickmasons,  34  Prospect. 

Wilding  James,  firm  AV,  Dillon  &  Co.,  h.  222 
Pittsburgh. 

AViley  Elbert,  architect,  h.  75  Cedar  Ave- 
nue. 

AVilk  Oto,  laborer,  537  St.  Clair. 

AA'ilker  Charles,  cigar  maker,  bds.  226  Pitts- 
burgh. 

Wilker  Wm.,  laborer,  h.  688  York. 

WILKIXS  GEO.,  grocery,  248  St.  Clair. 

AVILKINS  HORACE,  h.  204  Ohio. 

AVilkiiis  Lucy,  widow  Abel,  P.  h.  204  Ohio. 

AVilkins  Michael,  laborer,  42  Pholps. 

AVILKINSON  A.,  merchant  tailor,  129 
Bank,  bds.  New  England. 

AVILKS  &  GABRIEL,  blacksmiths,  70 
Michijj-an. 


Wilks  George,  firm  AV.T  &  Gabriel,  h.  56 
Orange.  •  ./• 

AA'ilks  Thomas,  ship  carpenter,  h.  64  Ful- 
ton, r 

WILL ARD CHARLES  A.,  firm  H.D.Ken- 
dall  &  Co.,  L  230  Pittsburgh. 

AVillard  Elliot  S.,  gardener,  "h.  489  Euclid, 
corner  AVilson  Avenue. 

A\'illard  Rufus,  painter,  h.  106  Pearl. 

AVillard.  Samuel  AV.,  librarian,  Y.  M.  C.  A., 
bds.  230  Pittsburgh. 

AVILLARD  AVILLIAM  H.,  ship  broker,  h. 
46  Granger. 

Willcox  Mrs.  Abigail,  widow  of  Orrin,  bds. 
34  Clinton. 

AVillcox  Themas,  bds.  13  AVebster. 

AVillenbring  Fraucis,merchant,  144  Superior, 
h.  Heights. 

AVILLEY  &  CARY,  attorneys,  113  Supe- 
rior. 

Willev  George,  firm  AV.  &  Carv,  h.  141  St 
Clair. 

AVill  Johanas,  h.  79  Chatham. 

AVilliam  Edmond,  blacksmith,  h.  162  Brown- 
ell. 

AVILLIAM  TELL  HOUSE,  Front,  near 
depot. 

AVilliams  Albert,  gunsmith,  bds.  74  BoM- 
var. 

AVilliams  Alexander,  (colored,)  laborer,  cor- 
ner South  alley,  rear  101  Hamilton. 

AA'illiams  Ann,  widow  Thomas  R.,  boarding 
house,  75  Michigan. 

AA'illiams  Annon,  engineer,  h,  93  Court- 
landt. 

AVilliams  C.  D.,  firm  AV.  &  Sapp,  h.  354 
Superior. 

AVilliams  Champion,  grocer,  301  St.  Clair,li 
11  AVilson. 

AVilliams  Charles,  depot  man,  bds.  18  Acad- 
emy. 

AVilliams  Daniel,  cooper,  37  Irving,  h.  158 
Greenwood. 

Williams  Francis,  salesman,   h.  200  Lake. 

WILLIATkIS  GEORGE,  banker,  106  Supe- 
rior, h.  East  Cleveland. 

AVilliams  George  D.,  forgeman,  bds.  60 
Pearl. 

Williams  Grant  F.,  book-keeper,  h.  121  Eu- 
clid. 

Williams  Henry  saloon,  42  Superior. 

AVilliams  Henry  G.,  clerk,  228  Superior,bds. 
corner  Middle  and  Huron.  ., 

AVilliams  John,  brakesman,  77  AVater. 

Williams  John,  baker,  h.  169  Seneca. 

AVilliams  John,  stone  cutter,  h.  120  Cedar 
Avenue. 

AVILLIAMS  JOHN  M.,  wood  coal  and 
coke,  south  west  corner  Public  Square,  h. 
6  Oranore. 


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"Williams  Joseph,  head  cook  Stevens'  dining 
hall. 

Williams  Justin  D.,  laborer,  70  Vermont. 

Williams  Mary,  widow  of  William,  h.  162 
Brownell.        • 

Williams  M.  E.,  messenger  U.  S.  Express, 
bds.  St.  Clair. 

Williams  Michael,  laborer,  20  Mechanics. 

Williams  Myron  M.,  h.  24  Rockwell. 

Williams  Nicholas,  sailor,  h.  Mulberry.     . 

WILLIAMS  NORMAN  A.,  builder,  h.  37 
Granger. 

Williams  Peter,  saloon,  h.  357  St.  Clair. 

Williams  Richard,  wig  maker,  76  Public 
Square,  bds.  Champlain. 

Williams  Russell  Gr.,  clei'k.  Merchants  Des- 
patch, h.  79  St.  Clair. 

Williams  S.  B.,  toilet  soap  manufacturer, 
382  St.  Clair,  bds.  93  Lake. 

Williams  Susan,  widow  of  Lewis,  141  St. 
Clair. 

Williams  Victory  R.,  express  messenger,  U. 
S.  Express,  h.  441  St.  Clair. 

Williams  William,  h.  39  Euclid. 

Williams  William,  (colored)  farmer,  h.  79 
West  Center. 

Williams  William,  bar  tender,  bds.  Canal 
Basin. 

Williams  William  C,  gilder,  h.  46  Ontario. 

WILLIAMS  &  SAPP,  homeopathic  phy- 
sicians and  surgeons,  243  Superior. 

Williamson  James,  laborer,  7  Elm. 

WILLIAMSON  SAMUEL,  firm  W.  & 
Riddle,  h.  7  Euclid. 

Williamson  Samuel,  saloon  tender,  29  River. 

Williamson  Thomas  R.,  shoemaker,  75  Mi- 
chigan. 

WILLIAMSON  &  RIDDLE,  attorneys, 
170  Superior. 

Willecam  John,  house  carpenter,  h.  26  Wil- 
let. 

Willies  Thomas,  railroad  man,  h.  20  Wil- 
son. 

Willing  William,  laborer,  40  Lawrence. 

Willis  Harris,  laborer,  bds.  7  Clinton. 

Willis  Henry,  railroad  man,  h.  18  Wilson. 

WilUs  John,  h.  22  Clinton. 

Willis  W.  H.,  printer,  107  Superior,  bds.  St. 
Clair. 

Williston  C.  W.,  telegraph  oj^erator  in  the 
Pittsburgh  shop,  h.  800  St.  Clair. 

WILLISTON  J.  H.,  book  and  job  printer, 
20  Atwater  Building,  h.    179  Pittsburgh. 

Willowcamp  Henrv,  ship  carpenter,  h,  34 
Willet. 

Willows  Thomas,  blacksmith,  h.  48  Pearl. 

Wills  EUza,  widow  of  John,  h.  corner  Lake 
and  Wood. 

WILLSON  HIRAM  V.,  United  States  Cir- 
cuit Judo-e,  h.  Wilson  Avenue. 


Willson  Isaac,  house  and  sign  painter,  h. 
156  Root. 

WILLSON  JOSEPH,  dentist,  228  Perry. 

Willson  Mrs.  Sarah,  widow  of  William  H., 
h.  167  Franklin. 

Willson  Peter,  shoemaker,  261  Perry. 

Willson  Mrs.,  widow  of  Thomas,  h.  54  Boli- 
var. 

Wilmer  Jacob,  h.  16  Orange. 

Wilmore  Edwin,  painter,  92  Garden. 

Wilmore  Thomas,  carpenter,  h.  6  Scoville 
Avenue. 

Wilson  Alexander  W.,  salesman,  64Merwin, 
h.  313  Erie. 

WILSON  BROTHERS,  merchant  tailors, 
266  Superior. 

Wilson  Charles  E.,  clerk,  Plain  Dealer  office, 
h.  70  Rockwell. 

Wilson  David  R.,  car  builder,  b.  797  Lake. 

Wilson  Edward  F.,  clerk,  163  Kinsman. 

Wilson  Ephraim,  real  estate  agent,  52  Pearl 

Wilson  Francis,  clerk,  C.  &  T.  R.  R.,  h.  32 
Cheshire. 

WILSON  F.  S.,  wines  and  liquors,107  River. 

WILSON  JAMES,  vegetable  dealer,  170 
Ontario,  h.  37  Cheshire. 

Wilson  Jared,  jr.,  firm  W.  &  Brother,  h.  23 
Walnut. 

Wilson  John,  expressman,  h.  37  Cheshire. 

Wilson  Mary  Mrs.,  h.  36  Hamilton. 

Wilson  Matthew,  cand!le  maker,  h.  65  Frank- 
fort. 

Wilson  Peter,  shoemaker,  h.  39  Scoville  Al- 
ley. 

Wilson  Robert,  machinist,  bds.  63  Water. 

Wilson  Thomas  P.,  m.  d.,  office  128  Detroit, 
bds.  56  Pearl. 

Wilson  William,  bds.  179  Seneca. 

Winch  Thomas,  coal  dealer,  h.  56  Lake. 

Winchell  Edwin  A.,  h.  74  Parkman. 

Winder  Joseph,  paper  maker,  h.  27  Croton 

Windermeyer  Andreas,  (colored)  67  Penn. 

Windier  Joseph,  blacksmith,  bds.  311  St. 
Clair. 

Wing  Reuben  B.,  cabinet  maker,  bds.  93 
Garden. 

Wing  Thomas,  bakery,  116  St.  Clair. 

Wingus  Henry,  barber,  bds.  326  Erie. 

Winkel  Andrew,  cooper,  h.  78  Bridge. 

Winkel  Caspar,  cabinet  maker,  h.  71  Penn. 

Winkler  Christian,  wood  merchant,  h.  127 
Dare. 

Winkler  Joseph,  cooper,  h.  131  York. 

Winlin  William,  machinist,  h.  347  Bridge. 

Winner  George  J.,  laborer,  141  Bridge. 

Winner  John,  mason,  bds.  141  Bridge. 

Winner  Peter,  carpenter,  bds.  141  bridge. 

Winsel  Jacob,  laborer.  Fox  Avenue. 

WIN  SLOW  A.  P.,  proprietor  American 
Hotel,  134  Superior. 


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WIKSLOW  CHARDES,  councilman,  h.  94 
Washington. 

Wins'ow  E.  N  ,  bds.  48  Ban"k. 

Winslow  George  H.,  assistant  book-keeiier, 
141  Water,  bds.  19  Wood. 

Winslow  Henry  C,  lids.  358  Superior. 

Winslow  H.  J.,  commission  merchant,  Mer- 
wiii,  bds.  Weddell  House. 

Winslow  Joshua,  carpenter,  h.  alley  between 
Hanover  and  Pearl. 

WINSLOW  N.  C,  merchant,  123  River,  h. 

.    358  Su])orior. 

WINSLOW  RUFUS  K.,  merchant,  123 
River,  h.  316  Superior 

Wint  John,  pump  maker,  h.  61  York. 

Winter  Augustus,  gardener,  h.  Ill  West 
Main. 

Winter  Mrs.  Eve,  h.  177  Hamilton. 

AVinter  Geo.,  h.  114  Bm-ch. 

Winter  Peter,  grocery,  179  Hamilton. 

AVirt  Franklin,  turner,  h.  106  Vermont. 

Wirts  Matthias,  flour  packer,  h.  Monroe. 

Wischme3'er  Henry,  porter,  h.  Pittsburgh. 

Wise  Charles,  painter,  bds.  806  Lake. 

Wise  George,  baker,  52  Parkman. 

Wise  George  J.,  brakesman,  h.  90  Bolivar. 

Wise  Lawrence,  bar  tender,  Johnson  House 

Wise  Peter,  blacksn\ith,  h.  70  Carroll. 

Wiseman  John  J.  billiards,  170  Superior,  h. 
262  Prospect. 

Wiseman  Mrs.  Maria,  plain  sewer,  h.  52 
Cheshire. 

Wiser  C.  G.,  confectionory,  110  Ontario. 

AVishing  John,  brick  raaker,  h.  rear  40  East 
Liberty, 

Wishmire  Henry,  c'lerk,  bds.  224  Pitts- 
burgh, 

AVitevsky  Benjamin,  grocery,  corner  Lake 
and  AA^'ood,  h.  Superior  hill. 

Witenberge  Albert,  laborer,  209  Case  Avenue. 

AVithercone  Jas.,  carpenter,  h.  51  Cedar  Av- 
enue. 

AVitherel  Maria,  widow  Geo.,  h.  22  AValnut. 

AVithold  Ernest,  cooper,  h.  16  AVillet. 

AVitkowski  Ber.j.,  hats  and  caps,  62  Supe- 
rior. 

AVITT  STILLMAN.h.  89  Euclid. 

AVirt  AVilliam,  scale  maker,  h.  Heights. 

AVittemberg  George,  carpenter,  h.  33  Cher- 
ry- 

AVitter  E.  H.,  deputy  County  Auditor,  bds. 
60  Euclid. 

Witticomb  Cha?.,  carpenter,  h.  54  Cedar  Av- 
enue. 

Witeman  J.  J.,  laborer,  176  Bridge. 

Wifcz  John,  warehouseman,  h.  58  Penn. 

AVitz  Mary,  widow  Joseph,  h.  62  Muirson. 

Woditzka  Samuel,  grocery,  195  Kinsman. 

AAT'oehrle  Fredrick,   shoe  maker,  h.  Heights. 

AVolbeston  AVilliam,  sailor,  h.  Hamilton. 


'  Woldlman   Miss  Dora,^4J[*8s  maker,  h.  222 

Kinsman. 
AVolf  Bernhard,  clerk  185  Superior. 
AVolf  George,  teamster,  h.  437  Lake. 
Wolf  George   A.,  marble   culiter,   bds.     63 

Michigan. 
AA''olf  Jacob,  machinist,  h.  207  Hamilton. 
AVolf  Jacob,    dry   goods,  and   groceries,  19 

Pittsburgh  continued. 
AVOLF  L,  boarding  house,  63  Michigan. 
Wolf  Levi,  hides  and  pelts,  h.  154  Orange. 
AVolfe  Levi,  jieddler,  h,  73  Orange. 
Wolf  M.,  groceries,   311    Kinsman,    h.    309 

Kinsman. 
Wolf  Nicholas,  laborer,  207  Hamilton. 
Wolf  S.,  grocery,  corner  Lake  and  Ontario. 
Wolk  ]\Iartin,  laborer,  16  AVadsworth. 
Wolke  Henry,  shoe  dealer,  Superior,  h.  54 

Oregon. 
Wolke  Herman  H.,  shoe  dealer,  Superior,  h. 

54  Oregon. 

AVolph  Lazarus,  laborer,  77  Orange. 

Wolter  Christopher,  tailor.  17  Minnesota. 

Wolverton  William,  sailor,    h.    233    Ham- 
ilton. 
j  AVolword  pick,  boiler  maker,  h.  618  Supe- 
rior. 
I  AVolz  George  M.,  shoemaker,  h.  40  Orange. 
]  AA^onderle  John,  carpenter,  h.  25  Wadsworth. 

AVood  Ambrose,  brakesman,  h.  42  Harman. 

AVood  Daniel,  car  shop,  bds.  729  St.  Clair. 

AA^ood  David  L.,  quarter  master  general,  h. 

55  Wood. 

Wood  James,  tailor,  h.  near  Spruce. 

AA^ood  John,  ship  caulker,  h.  81  Hamilton. 

AVood  L.  L..  clerk,  542  Superior,  bds.  15 
Huron. 

AVood  Lucretia,  widow  of  Jnh'\h.  64  Bond. 

AVood  Phebe,  widow  of  Thomas,  h.  733 
Lake. 

Wood  Reuben,  firm  AA''.  &  Abbey,  h.  Roclc- 
port. 

AVood  William,  millstones,  h.  17  Miami  Al- 
ley. 

AVood  William,  cnrpentcr,  h.  341  Lorain. 

AVOOD  &  ABBEY,  attorneys,  178  Superior. 

Woodard  Benjamin,  painter,  h.  168  Clinton. 

AA'oodard  George,  bds.  141  St.  Clair. 

\A^oodard  H.  D.,  entrv  clerk,  134  AVater. 

Woodard  Zila,  tinner^!  h,  112  Hill. 

WOODARD  &  LOGAN,  painters  and  gla- 
ziers, 18  Pearl. 

AVoodbridge  F.  AV.,  agent,  Cleveland  Pow- 
der Co.,  h.  Newburgh. 

AVoodhead  John,  laborer,  41  Frankfort. 

AVoodin  Abner,  sailor,  h.  35  Alabama. 

AVoodman  J.  H.,  clerk,  L.  B.  Flander's,  h. 
94  Garden. 

Woodruff  Henry  M.,  brakesman,  h.  476 
Hamilton. 


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Woodsow  Henry,  printer,  bds.  80  St. 
Clair. 

Woods  Patrick,  tinner,  82  Bank. 

Woodward  Charles  A.,  clerk,  182  Superior, 
h.  83  Harman. 

Woodward  George,  house  carpenter,  h.  313 
Washington. 

Woodward  George  W.,  salesman,  107  River, 
h.  85  Harman. 

Woodward  Joel,  paper  maker,  h.  28  East 
Liberty. 

Woodward  Henry  D.,  bds.  St.  Clair. 

WOOD  WORTH  ABNER,  drug  store,  cor- 
ner Kinsman  and  Gross,  h.  11  Parkman. 

Woodworth  Ebenezer  F.,  pop  corn  dealer, 
h.  91  Garden. 

Woodworth  George  W.,  firm  C.  A.  Read  & 
Co.,  h.  248  Prospect. 

Woodworth  John,  book-keeper,  bds.  124 
Water. 

WOOL  GROWER  AND  COMMERCIAL 
REPORTER,  107  Bank. 

Wooldridge  John,  teamster,  h.  596  Kins- 
man. 

Woolf  Isaac,  horse  trader,  h.  249  Kinsman, 

WoolfJohn,  cooper,  h.  Mulberry. 

Woolson  C.  J.,  firm  W.  Hitchcock  &  Car- 
ter, h.   288  Prospect. 

WOOLSON,  HITCHCOCK  &  CARTER, 
foundei-s,  junction  Vineyard  and  Cham- 
plain. 

Woolvin  Capt.  Benjamin,  seaman,  h.  116 
Turnpike. 

Woolweaver  Joseph,  blacksmith,  bds.  386 
Pittsburgh. 

Woolweaver  Philip,  laborer,  428  Pittsburgh. 

Woorster  John  E.,  baker,  h.  First. 

Woosinger  Nicholas,  clerk,  bds.  311  St. 
Clair. 

Wooster  John  E.,  baker,  h.  19  Cross. 

AVooten  J.  C,  (colored)  whitewasher,  rear  of 
M.  E.  Church,  Bolivar. 

Wording  Warren,  carpenter  and  joiner,  h 
203  West  Liberty. 

Worfolk  Matthew,  painter,  glazier  and  pa- 
per hanger,  h.  158  Prospect, 

Workman  Benjamin,  baggage  master,  h.  87 
Pearl. 

Worley  George,  carpenter,  12  Fourth. 

Worley  James  T,,  clerk,  post  ofiice,  h,  269 
Prospect. 

Worley  John  W.,  clerk,  193  Superior,  h. 
Ill  Pittsburgh. 

Wormser  Isaac,  grocery,  corner  Merwin  and 
Leonard,  h.  6  Leonard. 

Worswick  James  R.,  foreman  C.  &  P.  shop, 
h.  868  St.  Clair. 

Worswick  W.  W.,  machinist,  h.  61  Wilson. 
Worten  Ab.,cigar  maker,  h.  237  Hudson. 

Worth  L.,  shingle  maker,  h.  79  West  Main. 


Worth  William  .shingle  maker,  h.  79  West 
Main. 

Worthington  George,  firm  G.  W.  &  Co.  h. 
393  Euclid. 

WORTHINGTON  GEO.  &  CO.,  wholesale 
hardware,  iron  and  nails,  corner  Superior 
and  Water,  and  81  Merwin. 

Worthington  Thomas,  file  maker,  h,  40 
Jackson, 

Wray  William  J.,  machinist,  h.  Clinton. 

Wright  Edward,  telegraph,  bds.  103  Lake. 

Wright  George,  tailoi,  h.  37  Frankfort. 

W^right  Horton,  me)odeon  manufacturer,  h. 
74  Ohio. 

WRIGHT  JAMES,  saloon  keeper,  137  On- 
tario. 

Wright  J.  S.,  night  watchman,  h,  56  Vine. 

Wright  Julia  F.,  teacherCleveland  Institute. 

Wright  M.  G.,  firm  W.  H.  Hayes  &  Co., 
bds.  corner  Bond  and  St.  Clair. 

WRIGHT  MARTIN,  L.,  dentist,  office  206 
Lake,  h.  208  Lake. 

Wright  Robert,  canal  man,  h.  Long. 

WRIGHT  SPENCER,  physician,  161  Sen- 
eca, h.  40  Kinsman. 

Wright  William,  grocery,  13  Michigan. 

Wright  William,  plasterer  and  brickmason, 
h.  89  West  Liberty. 

Wroath  Mary,  widow,  h.  5  Croton. 

Wust  Jacob,  physician,  h.  20  Orange. 

Wyatt  Lorenzo,  boatmen,  bds.  Canal  Basin. 

Wyckoff  Chauncey,  carriage  ti'immer,  bds.  43 
Jackson. 

WyckofF  D.  H.,  book  keeper,  185  Superior, 
bds.  185  St.  Clair. 

Wyckoft'  Mrs.  Lucinda  h.  35  Walnut. 

Wyde  Jacob,  "horse  trader,  h.  342  Pitts- 
burgh. 

Wj'gant  Benjamin,  grocery,  168  River. 

Wyle  Thomas,  laborer,  149  Turnpike. 

Wyler  Moses,  peddler,  h.  286  Pittsburgh. 

Wyman  Charles  F.,  brakesman,  h.  57  Or- 
ange. 

Wyman  David,  bds.  7  Marshall. 

Wyman  Diantha,  widow  of  F.  F.,  h.  7  Mar- 
shall. 

Wj-man  Meyer,  grocery,  133  Cedar  Avenue. 

Wynn  Susan,  widow  of  Richard,  bds.  79 
Ohio. 

Wyzer  Charles,  bds.  148  Ontario. 


Yager  Charles,  shoemaker,  h.  152  River. 
Yaher  Augustus,  stone  cutter,  h.  305  Pitts- 
burgh. 
Yahraus  William,  painter,  h.  Vine. 
Yangklaus  A.,  blacksmith,  bds.  33  Webster. 


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WILLISTON  &  CO.'S  DIRECTORY. 


Yanke  August,  clerk,  Parish  &  Knight,  L. 
292  Pittsburgh. 

Yanson  George,  melodeon  maker,  Child  & 
Co. 

YAPP  WILLIAM  stove  dealer,  101  Pros- 
pect, h.  106  Brownell. 

Yarhouse  Adam,  h,  102  Pittsburgh. 

Yarhus  Charles,  saloon,  154  Kinsman. 

Yates  J.  V.  N.,  coal,  bds.  53  Lake. 

Yates  Robert  C,  finn  Tod,  Y.  &  Taylor,  h.  53 
Lake. 

Yates  William,  umbrella  maker,  bds.  222 
Pittsburgh. 

Yates  W.  G.,  agent,  United  States  Express, 
bds.  Weddell  House. 

Yessan  Charles,  laborer,  Kentucky. 

Yex  John,  laborer,  24  Irving. 

Yex  William,  laborer,  96  Irving. 

Yirasa  Frederick,  h.  Columbus. 

YOUNG  AMERICA  HOTEL,  176  Pearl. 

YOUNG  MENS'  CHRISTIAN  ASSOCIA- 
TION, 249  Superior. 

Young  Charlotte,  widow  of  William,  h.  157 
Erie. 

Young  Elijah  F.,  accoutant,  189  Superior,  h. 
157  Erie. 

Young  E.  G.,  clerk,  242  Superior,  bds.  83 
Public  Square. 

Young  Frederick,  laborer.  Mulberry. 

Young  George,  sailor,  h.  86  Spruce. 

Young  George,  sailor,  h.  107  Bridge. 

Young  George,  sailor,  h.  113  Dare. 

Young  George  W.  H.,  tobacconist,  23  Pearl, 
h.  96  York. 

Young  Jackson,  saloon,  24  Howe. 

Young  Jacob,  cooper,  Boston  Pail  Factor}', 
bds.  58  Penn. 

Young  James,  stone  cutter,  h.  11  Burnhara. 

Young  John,  laborer,  Carroll. 

Young  John  C,  cigar  maker,  h.  96  York. 

Young  Joseph,  lake  engineer,  h.  96  York. 

Young  Levi  S.,  machinist,  h.  211  Hamilton. 

Young  Martin,  candle  maker,  h.  46  Bur- 
well. 

Young  Peter,  laborer,  170  Greenwood. 

Young  Peter,  sailor,  h.  156  Greenwood. 

Young  P.  B.,  builder  and  contractor,  shop 
Sibley,  h.  230  Perry. 

Young  Peter  F.,  salesman,  141  Water. 

Young  R.  Louisa,  engraver,  Ohio  Farmer, 
bds.  70  Rockwell. 

Young  Steward,  teamster,  h.  347  Perry. 

Young  William,  watchman,  h.  154  Pearl. 

Young  William,  horse  farrier,  canal  rear  C. 
&  E.  R.  R.  crossing. 

Y^'oung  William,  sailor,  bds.  West  River. 

Young  William  B.,  shop,  23  Main. 

Younglove  M.  C,  h.  187  Euclid. 

YOUNGLOVE  &  HOYT,  Cleveland  Paper 
Mill,  foot  Pittsburgh. 

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Youngman    Adam,    musician,    h.    326    St. 

Clair. 
Youngman  Jacob,  sash  maker,  h.  112  Bridge. 
Yunghans   Charles,   cabinet  maker,  h.  Ill 

Laurel. 


Zahn  Louis,  waiter,  h.  25  Bank. 

Zahler  George,  ma.son,  h.  28  Belmont 

Zahler  Matthias,  blacksmith,  h.  25  Belmont. 

Zaun  Jacob,  joiner,  h.  89  Parkman. 

Zef  John,  laborer,  25  Lorain. 

Zeglar  John,  laborer,  h.  25  Academy. 

Zeidler  Adolph,  carpet  weaver,  58  Web- 
ster. 

Zeigler  P.,  labo  rer,  226  Croton. 

Zelger  Charles,  shoemaker,  h.  97  Bridge. 

Zeller  Frekerick,  tailor,  bds.  162  River. 

Zellers  Jacob,  fish  packer,  h.  4  Lorain. 

Zempelmann  Jacob,  merchant,  223  Colum- 
bus. 

Zepf  Jacob,  baker,  bds.  95  Pearl. 

Ziegelmeie,  Alexander,  shoemaker,  110 
Kinsman. 

Ziegler  John,  clerk,  28  River,  h.  25  Acade- 
my. 

Ziegler,  William,  tailor,  66  Webster. 

Zieraer,  Valentine,  grocery,  h.  4  Brainard. 

Zimmer  Charles,  boiler  maker,  h.  184  Green- 
wood, 

Zimmerman,  Christian  teamster,  Quinn's 
Eagle  Brewery,  h.  68  Michigan. 

Zimmerman  Frederick,  porter,h.  Parkman, 

ZIMMERMAN  F.,  William  Tell  House, 
Front. 

Zimmerman  G.  H.,  cabinet  finisher,  h.  48 
Burnham. 

Zimmerman  Gulbuz,  hotel,  34  Light  Hou.se. 

Zimmerman  Jacob,  livery,  bds.  108  Water. 

Zimmonuan  Lewis,  carpenter  h.  merchant. 

Zinc  Benjamin,  baker,  h.  342  Pittsburgh. 

Zipp  John,  stone  cutter,  50  Webster. 

Ziscelman  Mrs.  Catharine,  86  Hamilton. 

Zolsman  Nebermuk,  painter,  h.  4  Floyd. 

Zoyer  Mrs.,  widow  of  Geo  ,  h.  115  Jersey. 

Zuinn  Pati'ick,  laborer,  h.  West  Riyer. 

Zulinden  Charles,  tailor,  75  Penn. 

Zweidinger  Charles,  laborer,  72  Bolivar. 

Zweidinger,  Charles,  grocery,  72  Bolivar. 

Zweidinger  Jacob,  shoemaker,  156  Bolivar. 

Zwicker  Charics  H.,  tailor,  295  Pittsburgh, 
h.  293  Pittsburgh. 

Zwicker  0.  R.,  tailor,  bds.  293  Pittsburgk 

Zuiglan  John,  laborer,  h.  West  River. 

Zuter  John,  carpenter,  262  Perry, 

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Dealer  in  the  Newest  arid  Most4.ppr5^d  Vjjpties 

OF  ■:  % 


Cookin^',  Parlor,  Hall  and  Office 


HIS  STOCK  OF 


Is  large,  and  includes  all  the  Newest  and  moat  Beautiful  Styles.     He  also  manufactures 
and  keeps  supplied  with  all  dcscrii)tions  of 

Copper,  Tin,  and  Sheet  Iron  Ware. 

He  is  also  supplied  with 

Refrigerators,  Fruit  Cans,  and  House-Furnishing  Goods  in  General 
No.  42  South  Side  Public  Square,  Cleveland. 


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Cleveland  Business  Birectory. 


Agents~Book. 

BAKER  WILLIAM  D.,  general  agent  for 
the  publications  of  Johnson,  Fry  &  Co., 
and  other  publishers,  7  Hoffman's  Block. 

Jamieson  J.,  48  Maple., 

Mason  J.  W.,  Bennet  Housed 


Agents,  Collecting. 

Gribble  Joseph  B.,  21  Cheshire. 
Judson  F  ,  139  Superior. 
Plaisted  Ivorv,  121  Superior. 
White  Lambert,  333  Pearl. 

Agents— Freight. 

Barney    B.    H.,    Great  Western   Despatch, 

Johnson's  Marine  Block. 
Boylston  H.  K.,|Merchant's  Despatch,  Front, 

foot  River. 
Colahan   S.,  N.    Y.    &    Erie  R.  R.  Freight 

Line. 
•Gushing  W  D.,  N.  Y.  &    E.  R.    R.,  Front, 

foot  River. 
Hills  A.,  C.  C.  &  0.  and  C.  &  E.  R.  R, 
Johnson  H.,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 
McDowell  A.  C,  11  River. 
McDowell  H.  C,  11  River. 
Parks  E.  N.,  6  Atwater  Building. 

Agents—General. 

Alten  Nicholas,  229  Columbus. 
Albertson  J.  R.,  139  Prospect. 
Crawford  Lucien,  226  West  River. 
Redington  J.  A.,  210  Franklin. 


Agents— Insurance. 

Bigelow  H.  H,,  18  Eagle. 

Brayton  H.  F.,  Atwater  Block. 

Carlton  C.  C,  197  Superior. 

Carlton  E.  G.,  28  Sheriff. 

Coe  &  May,  1  Superior,  Oviatt's  Exchange. 

Gage  David  W.,  170  Superior. 

Hatch  H.  H.,  cor.  Superior  and  Public  Sqmare, 

Marr  John,  235  Superior. 

Mueller  Jacob,  12  Atwater  Block, 

Powell  W.  M.,  Rouse's  Block. 

Rouse  &  Jennings,  211  Superior. 

Tisdale  George  A.,  Oviatt's  Block. 

Seymour  Belden,  97  Superior. 

Sinith  S.  J.,  235  Superior. 

Strong  Asahel,  23  Cedar  Avenue. 

Warren  William,  230  Superior. 

Weatherly  J.  L.,  Oviatt's  Block. 

Agents—Life. 

Brayton  H.  F.,  Atwater  Block. 
Crittenden  S.  W.,  117  Superior. 
Marr  John,  235  Superior. 
Strong  Asahel,  235  Superior. 

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Agents— Pg  ^sage. 

Brayton  H.  F.,  Atwater  Block. 
Herdman  J.  &  Co.,  62  Public  Square. 

Agents— Patent. 

Barkliamer ,  Russia.  » 

Barrett  0.  D.,  Bennet  House. 
Brainard  &  Burridge,  134  Bank. 
Dalton  F.  &  Co.,  68  Superior. 
Fisher  Samuel  L.,  City  Hotel. 
Tibbitts  George,  19  Atwater  Block. 


Deodorised  Coal  Oil,  manufactured  by  LAW  &  WORTH, 


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Asent.' —Railroad. 

Gushing  Williani  D..  X.  Y.  &  E. 
Johnson  Harvey,  N.  Y.  C  H.  11. 


K.  R. 


A-;entS"Real  Estate. 

Bartholomew  Eli,  American  House. 

Colahan  S.,  9  Lorain. 

gross  H.  C.  &  Co  ,  5  Hoffman's  Block. 

Dixon  Thomas,  220  Pearl. 

Garrett  Alexander,  over  American  Express. 

Haines  Henry,  246  Superior. 

Littles  &  Kej^S,  158  Superior. 

Lyman  &  Anvater,  138  Bank. 

Newton  James,  306  Eric. 

Bouse  &  Jennih<Ts,  211  Superior. 

Smith  H.Il.,  &:  Co,  Rouse's  Block. 

Stone,  Hiram  72  Pearl. 

Stone  S.  S.,  171  Superior. 

Agents— Steamboats. 

Bond  T.  K,  35  River. 

Hanna,  Garriitson  it  Co..  73  and  75  Merwin. 

Hubby,  llu-hes  &  Co.,  19  River. 

Hussey  &  McBride,  129  River. 

Mix  &  Morris,  1  River. 

Turner  S.  &  A.,  7  Oviatt's  Exchange. 

A?6nts— Ticket. 

Horton  David,  147  Superior. 

Agricultural  Implenieut  IWanufactureis.  j 

Baldwin,  Dewitt  &  Co.,  4,  6,  8,  10  and  12 
West,  I. ear  Merwin.  j 

Leavitt  Charles,  h.  corner  Prospect  and  Hun- 
tington. 

Martin  B.  i,  Co.,  West,  near  Center. 

Agricultural  Warehouses. 

{See  Seed  Stores.') 

Howell  Charles,  68  Supeiior. 

Martin  B.  &  Co.,  Hewitt's  Block,  West 

Pepper  N.  C.  &  Co.,  62  Merwin. 

Pitkin  S.,  62  Merwin. 

Stair  J.  &  Son,  115  Ontario. 

Ale. 

(See    Brewers.) 

Architects. 

Blackburn  Joseph  M.,  36  Oregon. 
Blythe  Walter,  comer  Euclid  and  Sheriff. 
Brooks  S.  C.  &  E.  W.,  Hewitt's  Block,  West. 


DjLand  C.  ft.,  4^  WWmt 

Heard  C.  W.,  c^\m:v  Euji^^  and  Sheriff. 

Husband    J.    Jj,    Ntfcttirop    &    Span-dor's 

Bdock.  fi. 

Porter  S.  C,  Atwater  Buildings. 
White  Henry,  236  Superior.  j|>. 
Wiley  Elbert,  75  Cedar  Avenue. '  ' 

Actists. 

(jSee  Portrait  Painter.'i) 

Pfenninger  J.  J.,  61  Scoville  Alley. 
Schwoert  C,  32  Hoffman's  Block. 

Auction  and  Commission  Merchants. 

BROWN  J.  0.  Sc  SOX,  212  Superior. 
CUTTER  O.  &  SOX,  134  Bank. 
Feniald  John  S.,  178  Detroit. 
Hill  Jonah  P.,  172  Seneca. 
Mathews  H.  &  Co.,  127  Cham  plain. 
Mollen  C,  202  Superior. 
MOOHE  A  TAFT,  199  Ontario. 
WAGNER  J.  C,  160  Superior. 

Attorneys. 

Abbe}'  Henr}'  G.,  171  Superior,   over  Mer- 
chants Bank. 
Adams  S.  E.,  Sjiangler's  Block. 
Adams  <&    Cautield,  170  Su^ierior,   Empire 

Block. 
Adams  Joseph,  h.  55  Seneca^ 
Andrews    Sherlock    J.,  171    Suiicrior^  .over 

Merchant's  Bank. 
Arnold  Charles,  90  Superior. 
Axtell  Salmon  B.,  10  At  water's  Block. 
Baldwin  Charles  C,  113  Superior,  over  Citv 

Bank. 
*Barr  John,  h.  168  Erie. 
Bartc^es  Arthur  F.,  150  Superior. 
^Benedict  Geo.  A.,  (Ed.  Herald,)  332  Bank. 
Bevis  Benjamin  R.,  181  Superior. 
*B'.nuham  Elijah,  County  Clerk's  Office. 
Bingham  &  Hovey,  121  Superior,  Franklin 

House. 
*Bishop  Jesse  P.,  (judge)  187  Prospect 
Boardman  William  J.,  9  Atwater  Block. 
♦Bolton   Thomas,  Qudge,)    Bennet   House 

Block. 
Breslin  Patrick  Henry,  139  Sujjerlor,  Wed- 

dell  House. 
Brooks  it  Ford,  19  Atwater  Block. 
Brown  James  S.,  222  Superior. 
♦Brown  Thomas,  (Ed.  Farmer,)  197  Superior, 

Miller's  Block. 
Bruce  Eli,  170  Superior,  Empire  Block. 
Cartter  &  Thayer,  219  Superior,  Baldwin'* 

Block. 


is  acknowledged  to  be  the  best  in  the  State. 

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*Case  Leonard,  7  R9ck\velh      ■«- 

*Case  Leonard,  jr.,  7  Rockwell.  ' 

Chamberlin  William  S.,  126  Euclid. 

Chase   &    Slade,    123    Superior,    FraiAlin 
House. 

Chidester  Johfc  H.,  30  Bridge. 

Clapp  Jolih  H.,  211  Superior,  Marble  Block. 

Clark  Horace  D.,  146  Lake. 

♦Cleveland   James   D.,    (deputy  clerk  U.  S. 
Courts,)  Government  Buildinij. 

Coe  Amos,  145  Water.  '    ■  , 

Collins  William,  114  Superior,  Kelley's  Bfk. 

*Cross  David  W.,  (doputj  U.   S.  Collector.) 
Government  Buildino^. 

Crowell  &  White,  178  Superior,  Forest  City 
Block. 

Davidson  Robert  A.,  88  Superior. 

Day  Thomas,  113  Superior,  over  City  Bank. 

Dennis  Robert  B.  69  Clinton. 

Dickman    F.  J.,  171    Superior,   over  Mer- 
chant's Bank. 

Dodge  Henry  li..  Government  Building. 

Dutt'ey  James  0.,  155  Water. 

Duncan  0.  C.  B,,  168  Superior. 

Edgartou  Warren  P.,  5  and  6  Rouse's  Block. 

Everett  Charles  D.,  171  Superior,  over  Mer- 
chant's Bank. 

Fish  Charles  L..  144  Superior,  Merchant's 
Exchange. 

*Fitch  Jabcz  W.,  64  Ontario. 

Fitch    James,    8     Northrop    &    Spangler's 
Block. 

♦Fitzgerald  John  R.,  (J.  P.)  141  Ontario. 

Foot  John  A.,  24  Kinsman. 

*Foote  Horace,  (judge,)  44  Washington. 

Gage  David  W.,  170  Superior,  Empire  Block. 

Gollier  Pierre  A.,  94  Superior. 

Granuis  John  C,  261  Superior,  Rouse's  Bl'k. 

Grannis  Joseph  S.,  192    Superior,    Parson's 
Block. 

*Gray  Joseph  W.,  (Ed.  Plain  Dealer.) 

Griswold  &  Castle,  124  Superior,    Phcenix 
Building. 

♦Hamilton  Edwin  T.,  (deputy  Sheriff,)  Court 
House. 

"Hammond  George  C,  351  Prospect. 
Havden,  King  &  Elwell.  5  and  6  Rouse's 

Block. 
Heisley  John  W.,  150  Superior. 
Herrick  &  Barlow,   139    Superior,    Weddell 

House. 
♦Hessenmueller  Edward,  (J.  P.,)  90  Superior, 

Cutter's  Block. 
*Hoyt  James  M.,  72  Huron. 
Hunt  Reuben  G.,  119  Detroit. 


Jones   James  M.,   164   Superior,    Kelley's 
Block. 

Keith  &  Coon,  171  Superior,  over  Merchant's 
Bank. 

Kelley  &  Griswold,  Bennet  House  Block. 

Kerruish  AVilliam  S.,  150  Superior. 

Kirk  John  J.,  145  Water,  bds.  Bennet  House. 

Lawrence  Albert  G.,  (Judge  Police  Court. 
236  Superior.' 

Lynde  George  W.,  158  Superior,  Atheneum 

Maltby  David,  19  Scoville  Avenue. 

♦Mather  Samuel  H.,  Bank,  Saving's  Bank. 

♦Mather  Samuel  L.,  Superior,  Oviatt's  Ex. 

Mason   &   Estep,  171  Superior,   over   Mer- 
chant's Bank. 

Mueller  Jacob,  12  Atwater  Block. 

Newton  John  T.,  Superior,  over  City  Bank. . 

Nicola  Felix,  153  Water. 

♦Noble  Roland    D.,   (clerk,  •.  State   Courts,) 
Court  House. 

Otis  &  Coffinberrv,  243  Superior,  WiUiam's 
Block. 

Paine    &  Wade,    139    Superior,    Weddel 
House. 

Palmer  &  Austin,  97    Superior,  over  Whit- 
man, Standart  &  Co.'s. 

♦Parks  Robert,  (U.   S.    Collector,)  Govern- 
ment Building. 

♦Payne  Henry  B.,  Superior,  F.  T.  Wallace's 
Law  Office. 

Philpot  J.  T.  &  E.  C,  124  Superior,  Phcenix . 
Building. 

♦Piatt  H.  P. 

Prentiss  Loren,  124  Superior,  Phcenix  Build- 
ing. 

Prentiss  Perry,  Superior,  124  Phoenix  Build- 
ing. 

Prentiss  S.  B.  &  F.  J.,  113  Superior,  over  City 
Bank. 

Ranney,  Backus  &  Noble,  150  Superior. 

♦Rice  Harvey,  427  Kinsman. 

Rider  Lorenzo  J.,  236  Superior. 

Robison   William,    121    Superior,  Franklin 
House.  • 

Russell  Cornelius  L.,  Columbus  Block,   De- 
troit. 

Senter  George  B.,  (Mayor,)  corner  Superior 

and  Public  Square. 
Sherwin  W.  K.,  corner   Public  Square   and 

Superior,  Rouse's  Block, 
Slade   Edwin   P.,    123   Superior,  Franklin 

House. 
Slade  &  Sherwin,  178  Superior,  Forest  City 

Block. 
Spalding  &  Parsons,  192   Superior,  Parson's 
Block. 

Par- 


♦Huribut  Herman  A.,  150  Euclid. 

IngersoU  &  Kinsman,  211  Superior,  Marble  j  Starkweather    Samuel,  192  Superior, 
Block.  I      son's  Block. 

♦Johnson   Henry   N.,    (Ed.    Review,)    147  j  Starkweather  Samuel,  jr.,  192  Superior,  Par- 
Water.  1      son's  Block. 


Coal  Oil  and  Lamp  Depot,  189  Ontario  Street,^pieveland,  Ohio. 


198  WILLISTON  &   CO.'S  DIRECTORY, 

S-Vrt* . . 
.  A  W.  S.,  171  Superior,  over  Mer- 
chatft^  Bank. 


Swigart  D.  W.,  171  Superior,  over  Merchant's 

Bank. 
"♦THden  Daniel   Rose,   (Probate  Judge,)  54 

Public  Square. 
Turner  Horace  W.,  Law  College. 
♦Turner  William,  Bank,  Wick's  Block. 
Vail  Isaac  C,  63  Garden. 
*Wade    Edward,  (M.  C.,)  Paine  &  Wade's, 

Weddell  House. 
Wallace  Frederick  T.,  97  Superior. 
*Whittlesey  Charles,  Washington  Block. 
*Williams  Ellerv  G.,  147  Superior,  Omnibus 

Office,  Weddell  House. 
Williamson  &  Riddle,  170  Superior,  Empire 

Block. 
Willey  &  Carey,  113  Superior. 
*Willson  Hiram  V.,  (Judge   U.  S.  Court,) 

Goveriunept  Building. 
Wood  &  Ahbey,  178  Superior,   Forest  City 

Block. 

*  Out  of  practice. 

Bakers. 

Bear  Henry,  54  Cheshire. 
Bramhall  Elbridge,  41  and  43  Public  Square. 
Deroer  George,  234  Columbus. 
Gorham  &  Alpin,  104  Superior. 
Gorham  &  Co.,  193  Ontario. 
Graf  Andrew,  95  Pearl. 
Gramer  Adam,  328  Pittsburgh. 
Loeser  Moses,  125  Kinsman. 
Lowrie  John,  100  Pearl. 
Michie  Alexander,  corner  Ohio   and  Kins- 
man. 
Miller  Charles  L.,  44  Cherrv. 
Minor  H.  C.  &  J.  E.,  116  Pearl. 
Myrick  &  Cady,  147  Turnpike. 
Ort,h  H.  R.,  8  Frankfort. 

Band  Box  Manufacturers. 

Bremer  J.,  160  West  Liberty. 
RootC.  A.,  160_West  Liberty. 

Bankers. 

BROWN  FAYETTE,  next  door  to  Com- 
mercial Bank,  Atwater  Building. 

EBERMAN  A.  M.,  1  Oviatt's  Exchange. 

HALE  E.  B.,  Rouse's  Block,  corner  Public 
Square. 

HERDMAN  J.  &  CO.,  62  Public  Square. 

MARKH.^M  &  CO.,  corner  River  and  East 
Main. 

READ  C.  A.  &  CO.,  95  Superior. 

WARD  &  CRITTENDEN,  117  Superior. 

Wm.  C.  NORTH'S  Phot  graph  and 


W^SC^,  EVERETT  &  (X).,  143  Superior. 
W5n%AN,  STAN]3:ii^D  &  CO.,  99  Su- 

l^rioC  '\. 

WWK  H.  B.  &  H.  &  Co.,  corn#  Bank  and 

St.  Clair. 
WILLIAMS  George,  106  Superior. 

Banks. 

(See  page  23.) 
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Billiard  Saloons. 

Bankhardt  J.  M.,  44  Public  Square. 
Hippler  Charles,  KX)  Superior. 
Leland  L.  F.,  222  Superior. 
Wiseman  J.  J.,  170  Superior, 

Bill  Posters.- 

Davis  William,  30  Oregon. 
Maskell  Thomas,  Long. 

Blacksmiths. 

Ainmaker  John,  84  Taylor. 

Anderson  Alexander,  corner  Whitman  and 
Randall. 

Arnot  Andrew,  94  West. 

Attessley  Joseph,  28  Fourth. 

Baker  Charles,  668  h^uperior. 

Barker  Peter,  191  Detroit. 

Barry  Garrett,  44  Mechanic. 

Baughman  S,  144  Kentucky. 

Bean  T.  R.,  88  Cedar  Avenue. 

Becker  George,  363  St.  Clair. 

Beiber  Henry,  242  Pittsburgh. 

Bennet  George,  Canal,  foot  Huron. 

BENNETT  JAMES,  86  Champlain. 

Bragg  Benjamin  A.,  West,  opj^osite  Hew- 
itt's Block. 

Burke  James,  Leonard,  near  Columbus. 

Cockburn  J,  T.,  corner  Seneca  and  Michigan. 

Cullen  Patrick,  corner  Vineyard  and  Cham-' 
plain. 

Dodds  John,  corner  Pearl  and  Loraiu. 

Ede  &  Marshall  46  ^Michigan. 

Gabriel  Robert,  Michigan. 

Gabriel  William,  46  Michigan. 

Hirt  John,  87  Kinsman. 

Jarman  Edward,  943  St.  Clair. 

Keyerleber  Gotleib,  94  Champlain. 

Lange  J.  F.  W.  &  Co.,  271  Detroit. 

IMoore  John,  276  Detroit. 

Mulcahay  D.,  750  St.  Clair. 

Murray  Bartlett,  13  Champlain. 

Orton  Thomas,  243  Hudson. 

Redhead  H.  W.,  185  Seneca. 

Rimes  John,  60  Pittsburgh. 

Schnell  F.,  315  Kinsman. 

Pine  Art  Gallery,  205  Superior  St., 


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Schneider  J.  A.  &  H.,  287  and  289  St.  dafr 

Schuer  Francis,  332  St  Clair.     '  i< 

Smith  Adam,  383  Pittsburgh.  ■;'    ,  ;- 

Smith  John  A.,  8»2  St.  Clair.  '       ■■ 

Sneider  Andcffvv,  215  Garden. 

Weinhardt  Jacob,  111  Lorain. 

Wetzel  Jacob,  162  Garden, 

Wheeler  J.  A.,  28  Pittsburgh. 

Wheller  B.  S.,  46  Eagle. 

WILKES  &  GABRIEL,  70  Michigan. 

Willows  Thomas,  48  Pearl. 

Blind  Makers. 

Abbott  James,  48  Kinsman. 
AbeU  K  S.,  154  Bolivar. 

B!eacher--Boan  et,  &c. 

Davis  F.  R.,  222  Superior. 

Block,  Pump  and  Spar  Makers. 

Burrin  T.  J.,  15  Spruce. 
Nott  C.  C,  156  West  River. 

Boarding  Houses. 

Allen  Mrs.  Ann,  307  Perry. 

Barker  Peter,  191  Detroit. 

BIRCH  H.  &  CO.,  124  Water. 

Bluim  John,  112  St.  Clair. 

Brommer  Chris.,  76  Michigan. 

Brooks  Levi,  68  Ontario.     ^ 

Brooks  Melinda,  98  Bond. 

Brown  Mrs.,  corner  Huron  and  Middle. 

Burgess  John  W.,  60  Euclid. 

Burritt  S.  W.,  45  and  47  Public  Square. 

Caughlin  Charles,  251  West  River. 

Compton  Mrs.  E.,  96  Bond, 

Coon  H.  L.,  71  Ontario. 

Cridge  Alfred,  109  Lake. 

Cashing  Mrs.  A.  D.,  6  Euchd. 

Diffly  James,  122  River. 

Donnoly  Susan  M.,  83  Water. 

Dunn  James,  foot  of  Water. 

Elwood  Mrs.,  77  St.  Clair. 

Farrel  Mrs.  Mary,  38  Erie. 

Frissel  Erastus,  148  Ontario. 

Graves  James,  Root's  Alley. 

Gray  Mrs.  Mary,  55  West  Center. 

Grifath  Mrs.,  80  Public  Square. 

Hale  Loren  A.,  66  Michigan. 

Harmon  L.  A.,  25  Frankfort. 

Hastings  Mrs.  T.  A.,  12  Washington. 

Hough  Joseph,  78  Water. 

lies  John,  4  Kinsman. 

Jones  C.  A.,  140  Champlain. 

Karaus  Moses,  108  River. 

King  Arthur,  70  Ontario. 

Kuchembuck  A.,  81  IMichigan. 

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Lathrop  C.  L.,  27  Rockwell. 
Locke  Mrs.  H.  M.,  17  Johnson. 
Lovely  Mrs.,  54  Ohio. 
McCathy  P.,  3  Root's  Alley. 
McManus  Mrs.,  35  High. 
Machelder  L.  P.,  24  Pearl. 
Maguire  Jane,  206  Detroit. 
Marx  Barney,  64  St.  Clair.' 
Mever  George,  130  River. 
Miller  M.  D.,  80  Bank. 
Moklar  George,  21  Frankfort. 
Moley  Mrs.,  40  High. 
Newton  J.  L.,  83  Public  Square. 
Oskeil  William  26  Rockwell. 
Osmun  George,  145  Turnpike. 
Page  Samuel  J.,  232  Lake. 
Parish  Mrs.,  102  St.  Clair. 
Pease  Royal  A. ,77  Water.     ; 
Potter  Be"tsev  M.,  110  Turnpike. 
Powell  A.,  53  Pearl. 
Quayle  F.,  56  Michigan. 
Ragg  WilHam,  96  Seneca. 
Risser  William,  68  Water, 
Rowe  S.  W.,  53  Frankfort. 
Sample  Mrs.,  257  West  River. 
Sanborn  M.,  195  St.  Clair. 
Stevens  A.  R.,  124  Champlain. 
Stewart  J.  W,  48  Lake. 
Straus  G.,  146  Champlain. 
Swift  Lucian,  51  and  53  Seneca. 
Throup  I.,  63  Frankfort. 
Warner  Frederick,  53  Lorain. 
Warren  Martha,  65  St.  Clair. 
Weldon  Eliza,  51  Bond. 
Wolf  L.,  63  Michigan. 


Boat  Builders. 

Jones  Isaac,  Willow  Street  Bridge. 
Jones  John  L.,  33  West  Main. 
Vaughan  J.  M.,  76  Washington. 

Boiler   Makers. 

Eagle  Foundry,  Front,  opposite  railroad  de- 
pot. 
SMITH  &  CO.,  Meadow,  corner  Front. 

Book  Binders. 

Cobb  J.  B.  &  Co.,  136  Superior. 
CREIGHTON  R.,  132  Bank. 
FEATHERSTONE  S.  &  J.,  144  Superior. 
Sanford  &  Hayward,  107  Superior. 
Schmoll  E.,  corner  Vineyard  an 

Book  Sellers,  Publishers  and  Stationers. 

COBB  J,  B.  &  CO.,  136  Superior,    ,«. 
HALLIDAY  ANDREW,  167  Detroit. 
HAWKS  &  BROTHER,  259  Superior. 

Plain  Photograph, 


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Ingham  W.  A.,  corner  Detroit  and  Pearl. 
INGHA>I  &  BRAGG,  191  Superior. 
JE\^TT  IT.  P.  B.,  24G  Sui^erior. 
Kramer  Henry,  29  Superior. 
Merrill  W.  H.,  15  Prospect. 
PARSONS  C  II.,  191  Superior. 
SANFORD  &  HAYWARD,  107  Superior, 
The  Evangelical  Association,  220  Kinsman. 


Lord  H.  &  Co.,  248  Superior. 
McGUIRE  P.  F.,  126  Ontario. 
OGRAAl  J.  W.,  224  Superior. 
RANNEY  S.,  207  Superior.       • 
SEAMAN  &  SMITH,  174  Superior. 
SMITH,  DODD  &  CO.,  226  Superior. 
STEIiLING  SAMUEL,  101  Superior. 
STONE  B.  B   &  SON,  150  Onrario. 
Van  Voast  Gershom,  197  Superior. 


Boot  and  Shoe  3Iakers. 

Ambruster  George,  170  Croton. 
Amman  Philip,  144  River. 
Austin  William,  2G  Garden. 
Barker  C.  D.,  224  Superior. 
BERGOLD  J.  A  ,  86  Water. 
Brew  William,  130  Superior. 
Budinger  Peter,  354  St.  Clair, 
Caley  John,.lC9  Detroit. 
Engel  George,  Gate's  lUock. 
Geib  Charles,  168  Lorain. 
GERLACH  JOHN,  170  River. 
Goodhart  Simon,  92  and  94  Pittsburgh. 
Graham  R.,  135  Ontario. 
Hoffman  Paul,  185  Columbus. 
Humphrey  John  P.,  224  St.  Clair. 
Koeckert  A.,  267  St.  Clair. 
Kunstle  Michael,  84  Kinsman. 
Law  Thomas,  102  Cedar  Avenue. 
McGuire  Patrick,  157  Seneca. 
Pnesmau  George,  19  Pearl. 
Post  August,  364  Lawrence. 
RAFENSTEIN  A.,  corner  Huron  and  Onta- 
rio, and  94  Parkman. 

RANNEY  J.,  140  Ontario. 

Schneider  H.,  164  Riv^r. 

Schreiber  G.,  180  Pearl. 

Schrum  J.,  108  Ontario. 

Schuissler  J.,  164  Seneca. 

Sell  George,  Seneca. 

Smith  L.  S.,  364  Lorain. 

Snider  Adam,  166  River. 

Stokes  B.,  197  Superior. 

Thomas  George,  202  Pittsburgh. 

Tieman  A.,  Ill  Bank. 

Upton  George  W.,  13  Grove. 

Webber  John  C,  152  River. 

Weidentha!  A.,  120  Pittsburgh. 

Wolke  H.  H.,  corner  Superior  and  R.  R. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Stores. 

Abold  F.  W.,  236  Superior. 
ASHFORD  W.  H.,  151  Detroit. 
BLACK  J.,  130  Superior,  and  comer  Supe- 
rior and  R.  R. 
GROSS  LEWIS,  239  Supnrior. 
HL'CK  ALBERT,  12  Public  Square. 
KYSKR  J.,  Ill  Ontario. 


Boots  and  Shoes^-Wholesale. 

CROWELL  &  CHILDS,  143  Bank. 
HUETT,  BURGERT  &  CO.,  125  Water. 
MASURY,  DOLE  &  CO.,  139  Water. 
SEAMAN  &  SMITH,  174  Superior. 
SMITH,  DODD  &  CO.,  226  Sui^erior. 
SPENCER  &  MELLEN,  140  Water. 


Bowling  Saloon. 

Snider  C,  152  Superior. 

Box  Makers. 

Latimer^ James,  Hewitt's  Block. 

Brewers. 

Bosworth  P.  S.,  llS,Scoville  Avenue. 

Fletcher  Daniel,  126  Monroe. 

HAMILTON  &  WEIDENKOPF,  Canal. 

HUGHES  J.  M.,  15  West. 

Llovd  &  Keenan,  39  Pittsburgh  Continued. 

LUCAS  H.  G.  &  CO.,  Canal  near  Vineyard. 

Lucas  M.,  corner  Wilson  and  Bridge. 

Mack  J.  M.,  Washington  near  State. 

Newman  T.,  32  Irving. 

QUINN  JOHN,  Michigan  near  Seneca. 

Smith  J.  B.  &  Co.,  Spring. 

Breweries. 

Rogers  C.  C,  south  end  Seneca. 
STOPPEL  J.  .t  CO.,  corner  Ohio  and  Canal. 
Stumpf  M.,  117  Muirson. 

Brickmakers. 

Comstock  J.  B.,  11  York. 

Bridge  Builders. 

Thatcher,  Burt  &   Co.,   Wa.shington  Block. 
and  197  Merwin. 


or  Ambrotype,  should  not  fail  to  visit  NORTH'S  GALLERY, 


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Brokers—Loan. 


GREEN  J  D.,  under  Joliuson  House. 
HAINES  HENRY,  246  Superior. 
Wagner  William,  161  Water. 

Butchers. 

Albaclier  M.,  259  Kinsman. 
Bennett  Isaac,  147  Courtlandt. . 

Black  Caspar,  96  Tavlor.  ■     ■ 

Bous  John,  46  Clifton. 

Brenner  Andrew,  315  Pittsburo;h. 

Cottrell  William  B.,  191  Pittsburgh. 

Dunst  Killian,  corner  Gai'den  and  Perry. 

Gehring  K.  A.,  50  Abbey. 

Gire  S.,  147  Kinsman. 

Gnewais  John,  70  Parkman. 

Goldsmith  Frederick,  304  Pittsburgh. 

Graham  F.,  383  Lorain. 
'Greening  John,  121  River. 
•  Haberer  Matthew,  211  Garden. 

Hahn  Charles,  359  St.  Clair. 
, ,  Heimertinger  John,  19  Union. 
.  -Hockstalt  Charles,  91  Lorain. 

Hughes  &  Brother,  196  I)etroit.. 

Jenkins  William  F  ,  391  Lorain. 

Koalgs  John,  103  Seneca. 

jireble  George,  433  Kinsman. 

Langhorn  James,  39  Bank. 

Leib  Frederick,  142  Greenwood. 

McLean  David,  30  Carroll. 

Mason  Charles,  254  Perry. 

Meringer  Martin,  117  Bridge. 

Miller  Louis,  303  St.  Clair. 

Norton  Richard  H.,  145  and  147  Ontario. 

Probert  William,  65  Ontario. 

Randerson  Joseph,  165  Detroit, 

Rose  &  Brother,  142  and  144  Ontario. 

Ross  Joshua,  129  Ontario. 

Ruhland  John,  402  Pittsburgh. 
■  Russell  Edward,  73  McLean. 

Scherwitz  Frederick,  260  St.  Clair. 

Seeman  Simon,  294  Erie. 

Stedman  &  Chapman,  167  Ontario. 

Stickney  &  Co.,  149  and  151  Ontario. 

Strouss  Elias,  140  Orange. 

Thorman  Simon,  32  Garden. 

Vetter  J.  G.,  58  Abbey. 

Burr  Millstones. 

Hayward  &  Co.,  38  Front. 

Cabinet   Makers. 

{See  also  Furniture  Dealers.) 

Adam  John.  h.  756  Superior. 
Beckenbaugh  William   &  H.,  274  St.   Clair. 


Body  Frederick  J.,  141  Greenwood. 
Lloyd  B.,  205  Ontario. 
Messer  Martin,  833  Superior. 
Musselman  John,  99  Mechanics. 
Schults  F.,  69  Ontario. 


Car  Builders. 

Morrill  &  Bowers,  Lake,  near  Case  Avenue. 


Camenters  aiid   Builders. 

Abell  Orlando,  60  Orange. 

Adam  James,  20  Kinsman. 

Alexander  Davis  B.,  158  Ohio. 

Alvin  William,  28  Willett. 

Amy  D.  W.,  205  Ontario. 

Back  Harper,  595  Lake. 

Bader  Joseph,  rear  40  East  Liberty. 

Baglep  George  W.,  235  Hamilton. 

Bailey  L.  W.,  10  Grove. 

Bailey  M.  S.,  3  Croton. 

Bailey  0.,  3  Croton. 

Baker  Adam,  6  Pittsburgh  continued. 

Baldwin  Henry,  h.  906  St.  Clair. 

Baldwin  John,  h.  172  Orange. 

Baldwin  William,  70  Huntington. 

Baring  Ford,  rear  56  Parkman. 

Barner  George,  107  Orange. 

Barnhart  Charles,  45  Mnirson. 

Baumgardner  F.,  h.  254  Garden. 

Bazan  Jacob,  h.  Fox  Avenue. 

Behr  Henry,  26  Allen. 

Beinfelt  F.  41  Harbor. 

Benson  William,  222  St.  Clair. 

Betts  Alfred,  729  St.  Clair. 

Rlackburn  Joseph  M.,  36  Oregon. 

Brooks  S.  C.  &  E.  W.,  West,  Hewitt'sBlock. 

Brown  William  R.,  I':i6  Brownell. 

Belden  Silas,  97  St.  Clair. 

Blackford  Henry,  147  Brownell. 

Blair  Henry,  129  Huntington. 

Buckley  John,  62  Muirson. 

Burwell  G.  P.,  27  Huntington. 

Campbell  George,  Franklin  House. 

Christian  Charles  M.,  131  West  Liberty. 

COLLISTER  WILLIAM,  125  BrowneU. 

Corlett  &  Cubbon,  101  Prospect. 

Deland  C.  R.,  43  Walnut. 

Denham  John,  132  Ohio. 
EASON  S.  C,  17  Sheriff. 
Eckert  Daniel,  188  Kinsman. 
Emerson  T.  S.,  121  Biownell. 
Freeman  Pliny,  212  Prospect. 
Gibbens  J.  S.,  366  St.  Clair. 
Given  John,  136  Erie. 
Hale  John,  100  Wood. 
HERRICK  R.  R.,  220  Prospect. 
Hinebaugh  D.,  147  Garden. 


Deodorised  Coal  Oil,  Manufactured  by  LAW  &  NORTH, 


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Huntly  S.,  9  Acndemy. 

Hurd  S.  C,  117  Orange. 

Johnson  George,  12  Vine. 

Jones  Abraliam,  'Zio  Perry. 

Lewis  Isaac  J.,  23  Marr^liiill. 

Mather  II.  B..  60  SeiTeoa. 

Nelson  S.  X.     ■ 

Osterhold  S.  B,   46  Carroll. 

Parcel  W.  H.,  364  St.  Clair. 

PIPER  A.  J.,  71  Rockwell. 

Prior  J.,  91  Duane. 

Richardson  S.  H.,  76  Ontario. 

Sked  William  V.,  6  Marion.  • 

Smith  &  Paniiell. 

Soper  il.  R.,  166  J5ro\vnell. 

SOUTHWORTH  W.  P.,  28  Huron. 

Starr  F.,  165  West  Liberty. 

Styles  S.  M.,  104  Euclid. 

Wadsworth  W.  B.,  56  Kinsman. 

WardE.  M-.,  317  Kinsman. 

Warminp,ton  William,  Fulton,  near  Circle. 

WARNER  W.  J.,  83  Prospect. 

Wild  W.,  272  Columbus. 

Williams  N.  A.,  37  Granger. 

Young  P.  B.,  corner  Sibley  and  Perry. 

Carpets,  Oil  Cloths,  &c. 

Beckwith  T.  S.,  187  &  189  Superior. 
Raymond  S.,  185  Superior. 

Carriage  and  Wa^on  Makers. 

Breysner  Geo.,  38  Chestnut. 

Drum  John,  101  Seneca. 

Dorsett  John  W.,  318  Erie. 

Hurlbut  A.  W.,  2Ul  Ontario.  ' 

LOWiMAN   JACOB,   junction  of  Superior 

and  Vineyard. 
Rapparlee  John,  52  Michigan. 

Carvers. 

Bolton  &  Aldrich,  66  East  Center. 

Chemists— Homeopathic. 

Hall  John  B.,  164  Superior. 

Chair  Manufacturers. 

Pratt,  Brown  &  Co.,  West  Center. 
Shepard  D.  A.  &  Co.,  Vineyard. 

Clothiers. 

Althen  &Morhardt,  135  Superior. 
Borges  John  F.,  corner  Superior  and  River. 
CauiBfman  David,  corner  Superior  and  -Union. 
Cohen  Elias,  35  Superior. 


Cohen  Jacob,  58  S^erior. 

Coleman  Loeb,  30  Irospect. 

COOK  &  ALTEX,   32  Superior. 

DAVIS  GEO.  A.  &  Q0.,  corner    Superior 

and  Water. 
DETMER  G.  H.  &  SON,  156  and  158  Ri- 
ver. 
Englehart  Joel,  172  Superior. 
Halle  Joseph,  203  Superior. 
:  ISAAC  I.  A.,  Union  Hall,   corner  Superior 
,    and  Union. 

KOCH  LEVI  &  MAYER,  162  Superior. 
KRAMER  IIENRV,  2U  Superior. 
Kramer  J.  G.,  29  Sujjerior. 
Loeb  A.  &  Co.,  200  Superior. 
MANN  S.,    148  Superior. 
Moeder  Daniel,  150  River. 
Mohardy  T.,  Superior. 
Nusbaum  Moses,  40  Superior 
OCHSNER  J.  &  M.,  37  Superior 
ROBISON  C.  H.,  180  Sui^erior. 
ROBISON  W.  S.,  180  Superior. 
Roemer  H.  &  H.,  11  Water. 
Scheuer  Daniel,  corner  Water  and  St.  Clair. 
SCHWAB  A.,  254  Superior. 
Smith  E.  W.,  190  Superior. 
SONNEBORN  J.  &  CO.,  238  Superior. 
Van  Baalen  E.  &  J.,  142  Superior. 
Van  Baalen  E.J.  &  Co.,  66  Superior. 
WAGEMAN  &  SMITH,  154  Superior. 


Coal  Dealers. 

Cook  Edward  M.,  130  West  River. 

Dinsmore  Andrew,  40  Ontario. 

Evat   Charles   R.,   south   end  of  Columbus   '«.  ' 

Bridge.  '  ** 

Farmer  &  Dutton,  C.  &  P.  R.  R.  Pier. 
French,  Cook  &  Co.,  130  West  River. 
Gates,  Rouse  &  Butts,  Government  Pier. 
Havs  John.  C.  &  P.  R.  R.  Pier. 
Hovey  H.  D.,  99  Merwin. 
Hussey  &  Co.,  C.  &  P.  R.  R.  Pier. 
Jones  A.  &  Son,  C.  &  P.  R.  R.  Pier. 
Keith  W.  H.,  C.  &  P.  R.  R.  Pier. 
Kelley  J.  M.,  C.  &  P.R.  R.  Pier. 
Mittleberger  William,  Stockley's  Pier. 
Perry,  Cross  &  Co.,  West  River. 
Price,  Crawford  &  Morris,  foot  Pier. 
Rhodes  &  Card,  129  West  River. 
RoUon  J.  J.,  C.  &  P.  R.  R.  Pier. 
Smith  J.,  Pittsburgh  Depot. 
Stockwell  A.  B.,  25  River. 
TOD,    YATES    &    TAYLER,    Johnson's 

Z^Iarine  Block,  corner  Front  and  Piiver. 
WHEELER  &  HAMMOND,  C.  &  P.  R.R. 

Pier. 


is  acknowledged  to  be  the  best  in  the  State. 


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Coffee  and   Spioe' Dealers. 

Frisby  &  Stephens,  47  West. 
Smith  &  Gleeson,  293  Ontario. 


Cotumissioners— Master. 

Abbey  Henry  G.,  171  Superior. 
Bigham  F.  W.,  121  Superior. 
Grannis'J.  S.,  192  Superior. 
Lawrence  A.  G.,  286  Superior."    "  ^'' 
Palmer  C.  ^Y.,  97  Superior. 


Confectioners. 

Hecbman  Louis,  149  Water. 

Heckman  Valentine,  148  Detroit. 

Mould  &  Munsen,  122  Superior. 

Schrinck  John,  241  Superior. 
.  Stacey  Josiah,  1  Euclid. 
'.rWeiser  C.  G.,  110  Ontario, 


Coopers. 

Bolder  B.,  217  Bridge. 

Larnder   Robert,  16   Summer,   near  Center 

Block. 
Moon  Samuel,  97  Lamartine. 
Nepper  John,  Silberg  Hill. 
Patterson  George,  28  St.  Clair. 
Rubansaul  G  ,  60  Bridge. 
Seits  Philip,  10  Pittsburgh  continued. 


Crockery. 

Fogg,  Ensworth  &  Co.,  233  Superior. 
Gardner  A.  S.,  220  Superior. 
Huntington  &  Brooks,  138  Water. 
Knecht  &  Markman,  133  Ontario. 
Rice  &  Burnett,  103  Superior. 


Daguerreans. 

Beckwith  Marvin  E.,  9  Pearl. 
BISBEE  ALBERT,  211  Superior. 
Boisseau  A.,  243  Superior. 
CROBAUGH  D.,  113  Ontario. 
Crobaugli  S.,  28  Hottman's  Block. 
DODGE  LUTHER  P.,  198  Superior. 
Geene  J.  M.,  h.  45  Fulton. 
Lewis  Mr.  and  Mrs.,  249  Superior. 
Mahan  T.  S.,  205  Superior. 
NORTH  WILLIAM  C,  205  Superior.- 
Park  Charles  A.,  171  Suj^erior. 
RYDER  J.  F.,  171  Superior. 
Short  Mrs.  Ruth,  244  Superior. 
Stimpson  C.  W.,  253  Superior. 


Dentists. 

Ambler    N.    H.,     Northrup    &    Spangler's 

Block. 
ATKINSON  W.  H.,  17  and  18    Hoffman's 

Block. 
Beattie  W.  J.,  h.  9  Scoville  Alley. 
Briggs  Frank  C,  corner  Euclid  and  Public 

Square. 
Burger  E.  G.,  243  Superior. 
BU^NHAM;  J.  B.,   360   Superior,    corner 

Erie.  •  '     -^   ' 

DICKERSON  M.  J.',  253  Superior. 
Goodwillie  James,  94  Erie. 
Guild  W.  S.,  13  Hoffman's  Block. 
HALLIWELL    &  DANIELS,  corner  On- 
tario and  Pubhc  Square,  over  Churchill's. 
HORTON  W.  P.,  corner  Euclid  and  Public 

Square. 
INGERSOLL  W.  B.,  211  Superior. 
LangsdorffDr.  George,  1  Michigan. 
Le  Baron  W.,  206  Lake. 
MOORE  J.  G.,  235  Superior. 
Morse  A.  P.,  Columbus  Block,  Detroit. 
ROBINSON  B.  F.,  60  Wood. 
Slosson  F,  S.,    Morrison's  Block,  west   side 

Public  Square. 
Strickland  B.,  15  Euclid. 
Will.son  Joseph,  228  Perrv. 
WRIGHT  M.  L.,  206  Lake. 


Distilleries. 

CORNING  &  CO.,  76  River. 

Doors,^Sashes  and  Blinds. 

Abell  E.  S.,  154  Bohvar. 

Brooks  S.  C.  &  W.  E.,  Hewitt's  Block,  West. 

Kidney  George  H.,  corner  Erie  and  Kins- 
man. 

RANSOM,  COBB  &  CO.,  Columbus,  corner 
of  Center. 

Shepard  D.  A.  &  Co.,  foot  Vineyard  and  131 
Water. 

Dress  Makers. 

Appal  Mrs.  Mary,  7  Garden. 

Armstrong  Mrs. "^C,  98  Wood.      .  ^ 

Chambers  Rachel,  104  Public  Square. 

Collins  Mrs.,  156  Prospect. 

Doyle  Miss,  190  Erie. 

Flick  Miss,  14  Irving. 

Flin  Miss,  rear  44  Oregon. 

Gayton  Mrs.,  30  AValnut. 

Hargrove  Mrs.,  52  Hill. 

Hubert  L.,  216  St.  Clair. 

Marquett -Miss  Mary,  63  Ontario. 

Morgan  Mrs.,  74  Prospect. 


Coal  Oil  and  Lamp  Depot,  189  Ontario  Street,  Cleveland,    Ohio. 


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Morgan  Mrs.,  H.,  74  Prospect. 
Myer  Peter,  275  St.  Clair. 
Reynolds  Mr.s.,  91  Scoville  Avenue. 
Koraback  Mrs.  U.,  63  Ontario. 
Rorke  Mary  A.,  37  Bank. 
Smith  Hannal),  205' Superior. 
Staats  EiizalwWi,  104  Public  Square. 
Woldnuiu  Miss  Dora,  222  Kinsman. 

D^n^gists.  .    ;,; 

.AMES  CFIARl4:S.i;,.iii.   d,v110  Pab% 
Square.  "  •   •    •  ••'^■^       '      " 

BENTOX   BROTHERS,  139  and  141  De- 
troit. '  ..-  - 

BREWER  N.C.*  9  Pearl.*  .    • 

Churchill   &   Brother,    corner'.  Ontario    and 
Public  Square  • 

FISK  WII^LIAM,  119  Superior. 

GAYLOIU)  &  HAMMOND,  120  Superior. 

HENSOH  HU^O,  41  Public  Square. 

HOFKIXS  R.  C,  corner  Euclid  and  Erie. 

KEELER  C.  J.,  32  Public  Square. 

KIXGSLEY  EDWARD,  152  and  154  On- 
tario. 

KRAUSE  C.  B.,  108  Ontario. 

Laysev  Jacob,  cf>rner  Ontario  and  Prospect. 

MACKEXZIE  C.  S  ,  12G  Superior. 
■PALMER  E.  A.,  corner  Erie  and  Prospect, 

PARKER  &  BUTLER,  50  Public  Square. 
■  RAEBEL  HERMAN,  179  Pearl. 

Rezner  William  B.,  319  St.  Clair. 

SACKRIDER  E.  W.,  223  Superior. 

STRONG  c^-  ARMSTRONG,  199  Superior. 

WOODWORTh   A.,  corner    Kinsman  and 
Cross. 

Dry  Docks. 

Johnson  &  Tisdale,  River,  Ship  Chanel. 

Dry   Goods—Wholesale. 

ALCOTT  &  HORTON,  141  Water. 
AUSTIN  &   STOCKWELL,  woolens,  &c., 

142  Water. 
CALHOUN  &  SMITH,  woolen  and  cotton, 

118  Water. 
FRENCH  &  KEITH,  144  Water. 
'HAYES  WILLIAM  FI.  &  CO.,  132  Water. 
KENDALL  H.  D.  &  CO.,  247  Superior. 
MORGAN  .1-  ROOT,  228  Superior. 
RAYMOND  S.  &  CO..  185  Superior. 
WARREN  W.,  230  Superior. 

Dry  Goods— Retail. 

Ailrinsfcr  &  Sons,  97  Garden. 
BALDWIN  E.  I.  &  CO., 240  Superior. 
COLEMAN  LOEB,  30  Prospect. 

W.  C.  NORTH'S  Photograph  and 


DEWITT  J.  II.,  7  Public  Square. 

FREEMAN  &  KI^iLOGG,  217  Superior. 

Hyman  S.  &  Co.,  corner  Superior  and  Public 
Square. 

KENDALL  H.  D.  &.C0.,  257  Superior,  and 
11  Public  Square.  '    ' 

LAUR  PETER,  26  Jay.    - 

Lederer  C,  332  Kinsman.         •    ,•■. 

LEVI  &  WEIDENTllAL,  271  Kinsman. 

LEWIS,  EASTON  X  CO.,  215  SuT)erior. 

LEWIS  .Sp  SHEPAUD,  143  Detroifc/- 

M0RGA:J^  &ROOT,  228  Superior. 

RAYMOND  S.  &  CO.,  185  Superior. 

S'hwarlzenberi;;  L.  H.,  182  Kinsman. 

SHERWOOD  &  OAKLEY,  242  Superior. 

STRAUSE  ABRAHAM,  93 Cedar  Avenue. 

.TAYLOR,  GRISW^OLD  &  CO.,  173  Su- 
perior. 

Warren  William,  230  Su])erior. 

WHITNEY  &  ANTHONY,  corner  Pearl 
and  Detroit. 


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Dyers.  ^,- 

Bannister  Thomas  W.,  297  Erie.  ■  '.' . 

Jackson  J.  B.,  Ill  Pearl 
Still  Mrs.,  84  Ontario. 

Eating    Houses. 

(See  Iiestaurants.) 

BATE  MRS.  ISABELLA^  111  Water, 
CAIN  MARTIN,  C.  &  E.  R.  R.  Depot. 
Reid  Alex.,  4  East  Center. 
STEVENS  U.  P.,  at  Depot.  ■^; 

Edere  Tool  Makers. 

Powell  A.,'  36  DetroiL 

Engine  Makers. 

Blish,  Garlick  &  Co.,  corner  River  and  E^st 

Main.  '; 

Cuyahofra  Steam  Furnace  Co.,  1  Detroit. 
Eairle  Fomulrv,  Front. 
Flanders,  L.  B.,  29  and  31  West. 
Holt  J.  P.  &  Co.,  45  West. 
Searles  Albert  G.,  20  Columbus. 

Engravers. 

BRAINARD  &  BURRIDGE,  134  Bank. 
FIELD  DUDLEY  E.,  125  Bank  street 
HOPKINS  J.  E..  197  Superior. 
SILL  ROBERT,  5  Mechanics  Block. 
Thiele  C.  F.,  132  Ontario. 
TIBBITTS  GEO.  W.,  19  Atwater  Build- 
ings. 

Fine  Art  Gallery,  205  Superior  St., 


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Eye  and  Ear  Jnfirmary. 

Uuderner  J.  T.,  163  Water. 

Expresses. 

American  Express  Company,  97  Bank. 
United  States  Express,  105  Bank, 

Fajicy  Goods  andgYankee  Notions. 

Neil  Wra.,  2  Pittsburgh.       -,   . .,  . 
EETTBERG  &    HAUSMAN,' 'SS^  Siipe. 

rior.  • 

SMITH  M.  &  CO.,  166  Superior. 
Stillson,   Leek   &    Price,    (wholesale,)  140 

Water. 

File  Cutters. 

PARKIN  J.  &  Co.,  23  Columbus. 

Fish   Dealers. 

Bamett  H.  H.,  28  Seneca. 
j^DSON  &   ENOS,  Michigan,  rear  of  Stick- 
■  >    uej'  and  Baker's  Block. 

Johnson  M.,  River. 

Lauderdale  R.,  cor.  Superior  and  Merwin. 

Flour,  Feed  and  Grain. 

Bimeler  G.,  303  Kinsman. 

BROWN,  &  ANDREWS,  cor.  Ontario  and 

Prospect. 
Burton    Byron,   corner    Detroit    and   West 

River. 
CLARK  DAVID.  425  St.  Clair. 
Cory  Oscar  E.,  105  Seneca. 
CROOKS  &  NEWELL,  135  Detroit. 
Donaldson  J.,  cor.  Peai'l  and  Deiroit. 
Ekenfils  Andrew,  323  Pittsburgh. 
Fell  Geo.,  313  Kinsman. 
George  Thomas,  377  Lorain. 
HOIJCK  J.  J. 

HUNTINGTON  J.,  106»Public  Square. 
Lowrie  &  Rudor,  146  Ontario. 
MILLER  &  BARRETT,  13  Pearl. 
PALMER  WM.  IL,  102  Public  Square. 
PERRY  A.  M.  &  CO.,  116  &  118  Superior. 
Quinn  Arthur,  2  Oviatt's  Block. 
EAWSON  LEVI,  Oviatt's  Exchange. 

Schuerm ,  408  Lorain. 

SCHULTE  M.  F.,  390  Perry. 
Smith  C,  284  St.  Clair. 
Smith  Edward,  308  Prospect. 
Smyth  Wm.,  66  Seneca. 
Sweenv  John,  275  Detroit, 
VAN  PELT  H.,  183  Ontario. 
WEITZ  J.  &  v.,  172  Ontario, 


Fire  Works. 

EMERSON  &  SARGEANT,  575  Sui^rior- 

Flouring    Mills. 

BROWN  &  ANDREWS,  corner  Prospect 

and  Ontario.  ,  s 

CITY  MILLS,  (H.  Harvey  &  Co.,)  Canal, 

near  Weigh  Lock. 
NATIONAL   MILLS,  (Hubby  &  Howe,) 
- .  262  Merwin. 
FOREST  CITY  MILLS,  (A.  Quinn,)  Canal, 

corner  Michigan. 
MARINE   MILLS,   (C.    Hickox   &    Co.,) 

Merwin. 

FouuderS"Brass. 

COLLINS  JOSEPH  B.,  89  Miami, 
FARNAN  WALTER,  23  East  Center, 
Heath  John,  15  Vineyard. 
MORLEY  &  ODELL,  66  East  Center. 
Schwartz enburgh  Jacob,  156  Seneca. 

Founders--Iron. 

BLISH,  GARLICK  &  CO.,  cor.  E.  Main 

and  River. 
CARPENTER  S.  M.  &  CO.,  cor.  Lake  and 

Wason. 
Collins  J.  B.,  89  Miami. 
Eao-le  Foundry,  Front,  near  Meadow. 
GARDNER  G.  S.  &  CO.,  16  West. 
McClelland  &  Co  ,  83  Elm* 
SIZER   GEO.    W.,    Lake    Shore,   near  car 

shops. 
WOOLSON,    HITCHCOCK   &  CARTER. 

June,  of  Vineyard  and  Charaplain. 

Furniture. 

BAUDER  &  ELDRED,  46  Public  Square. 

Beckenback  W.  &  H.,  274  St.  Clair. 

GARDNER  &  VINCENT,  120  Water. 

HART  WM..  107  Water. 

HILL  J.  P.,  170,  172,  174  Seneca. 

Pratt,  Brown  &  Co.,_123  Water. 

Puis  John,  154  Detroit. 

Seits  Louis,  340  Pittsburgh. 

SMEPARD  D.  A.  &  CO.,  131  Water. 

Spear  J.,  79  Pittsburgh. 

Furniture— Second  Hand. 

Famsworth  Mrs.,  57  and  57  Pittsburgh. 

Fur  Dealers. 

(See  Hats,  Caps,  <^c.) 


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Gas  and  Steam  Fitters. 


(iSfee  Plumbers.) 


Born  C.  P.,  218  Superior. 

FOGG,  ENSWORTH  &  CO.,  223  Superior 

PARIStl  &  KNIGHT,  giis  flitters,    manu-v 
facturers   of   copper   pipe,    tin    and    Iro 
wares,  and  dealer  in  stoves,  92  Superior. 

Whittaker  S.  &.  C,  129  Water. 


J^ilringer  &  Son,  97  Garden. 

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SMITH  SILAS,  laS^arik,  ^^J"*  \<r^^j 

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(See  also  looking  glasses  and  pidure  frames.) 

Adams  Ed^ar,  23  Garden. 
Hunt  WilKum  G.,  937  Superior. 
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,,   .    -Jdfold  Pen  Manufacturers.  I 

HopTiuis  E.  A.,  197  Superior. 

^Grain  Elevators. 

BURNTIAM  THOMAS,  156  West  River. 
Holt  &  Oviiitt,  Merwin,  corner  Canal. 
Ocis  &  Brownell,  River,  near  Front. 

Grain    Hullers. 

Stevens  0.  P.,  corner  Leonard  and  Summer. 

Groceries-- Wholesale. 

BABCOCK  &  HURD,  146  Water. 
BRADBURN  &  FISHER,  58  and  60  River 

and  21  and  23  Meadow. 
BRANCH  DARIUS  G.,  Oviatt's  Exchange, 

corner  Superior  and  River. 
BURGESS  L.  F.  &  S.,  52  and  54  River. 
CUSnriNGS  J.  M.  &  CO.,  171  River. 
EDWARDS  &  IDDINGS,  145  Water,  and 

46  and  48  Union.  • 
GORDON  McMillan   &  CO.,   Superior. 

corner  Merwin. 
HANNA,  GARRETSON  &  CO.,  73  and  75 

Merwin. 
MONROE  NELSON,  169  River. 
Sprau'ue  George,  4  and  5  Oviatt's  E.xchange. 
WAMELINK  L.B.,  108  Superior. 
Weaver  &  Brother,  257  Superior. 
WEN  HAM  A.  J.,  54  Merwin. 
WICK  C.  D.,  56  River. 
UMBSTAETTER  LOUIS.  28  River. 


Groceries -Retail. 


tkin  Mrs.  Jane,  46  West  Main. 

>!j)ev  Peter,  216  Peari. 

BABBITT  F.  C,  1U8  Public  Square. 

Bailey  John  H.,  14  Garden. 
ARRON  J.,  40  Merwin. 
iates  Samuel  H.,  67  Fulton. 

Baumgart  Alexander,  945  St.  Clair. 

Beck  George  D,  &  Co.,  117  Ontario. 

Beckman  Harnian,'ir)0  River. 

Bethe  Lcrwis,  356  Bridge.  *■■ 

iilachlev  L,  168  Brownell. 
'IBLACKMER    R.  H.,  corner   Prospect   and 
Perry. 

BLANCHARD  &  FOSTER,  corner   Pearl 
and  Detroit. 

Blee  Hugh,  28  Walnut. 

Blee  James,  20  Chestnut. 

Bloch  Aaron,  79  Water. 

Brester  Albert,  225  Hamilton. 

Brokenshire  James,  169  Garden. 

Brokenshire,  IMn^.  H.,  244  Garden. 

Bruger  George,  162  Per.rl. 

Bryan  Leonard,  2<)6  Pittsburgh.  ''.v#.., 

Burns  Thomas,  232  Lorain.  * ' 

BUSH  EDWIN  C,  245  Superior. 

Cain  Thomas,  corner  Chestnut  and  Oak. 

Carr  Francis,  157  Detroit. 

Can-  Patrick,  185  Detroit. 

CAT  HAN  0.,  corner  Ontario  and  Michigan. 

Church  Edwin,  172  Detroit. 

COLAHAN  RAWSON,  196  Columbus. 

CoUisk  Hymaii,  278  St.  Clair. 

Coonrad  J.,  237  and  239  Peari. 

Cooper  tsaaC,  49'  East  Main.  "^ 

Cowell  GeoVge,  317  Perry. 

Cowpef-'George,  32  Spring. 

Craig  JohUj  182  Superior. 

Crawford  James,  71  Pearl. 

Dahler  Louis,  206  Lorain. 

Derver  George,  234  Columbus. 

Dill  Edward  W.,  443  Lake. 

DODD  EDAVARD  L.,' comer  Bro'wnell  Mid'' 
Ohio. 

Doering  E.,  198  Pittsburgh. 

Dovle  Frank,  14  West  Main. 

DREW  J.  A.  *t  CO.,  116  Ontario. 

Dunbar  M.  AV.,  55  Fulton. 

Dunn  P.,  823  St.  Clair. 

Durgin  G.  AV.,  corner  Huntington  and  Gar- 
den. 

Eberhard  John,  9  Brainard. 

Eble  George,  380  Lorain. 

Flckerman  Louis,  192  Bridge. 

Edwards  E.  B.,  283  St.  Clair. 

Elsinger  Mat.,  cor.  Pittsburgh  and  Liberty 

English  John,  118  Detroit. 


Erb  Charles  F.,  95  Lorain. 
or  Ambrotype,  Bhoidd  not  fail  to  visit  NORTH'S  GALLERY. 


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Farell  M.  J.,  19  Marshall. 

Faughman  Peter,  34:9  L^oraiu. 

Faulkner  Geo.,  182  Ontario. 

Fernald  J.  S.,  178  Detroit. 

Filmer  Wm.  L.,  43  West  Main. 

Footlege  Fred.,  44  Willet. 

Ford  Wm.,  478  Case  Avenue. 

Forschimer  John,  47  Burnham. 

Fox  Samuel,  21  Vineyard. 

Frick  HenfyJ  323  Lorain. 

Fulthen  Morris,  110  Pittsburgh. 

Gallighe*  Patrick,  26  Spring.  .  .  .  ^ 

Galloway  W.  B.,  Center,  near  t^e'..Bridge. 

Gect^-C.,  875  Superior.  '   '      "    •     .  •■ 

Geglirt  Leonard,  316  Hamilton. 
:  Geotz  C,  940  St.  Clair. 

Gillar  Wm.,  273  Detroit. 

Gleason  B.  W.,  132  Ontario. 

Goetz  Frank,  115  Pearl. 

Goodrich  J.  W.,  427  St.  Clair. 

Gorham  &  Aplin,  104  Superior.       ^ 
'  ■  Gorham  &  Co.,  193  Ontario. 

Grace  Luke,  48  Erie. 

Green  Phillip,  408  Perry. 
0riffin  James,  116  Detroit. 
-."Hai^ijerty  F.  317  Loraia. 
'^SaUH.M.,  120  Bank, 
"fialpin  Edward,  360  Detroit. 
■  likrley  Patrick,  79  Lake. 
Hazle  Mrs.,  cor.  Erie  and  Webster. 
•HeifeelN.,  247  St.  Clair. 
.Heller  David,  241  Erie. 
"Henry  F.,  323  Lorain. 
Hess  .John,  cor.  Cross  and  Orange. 
Hey  Henr}',  107  Lorain. 
HTLL  J.  P  ,  170,  172  and  174  Seneca. 
HILLS  NATHAN  C,  124  Ontario. 
Hoffman  . J  .'-A.,  corner  Jackson,  and  Floyd. 
Hudson  George,  214  Superior. 
Inglehart  Mrs.,  30  Oregon. 
Jones  John,  3  Fulton. 
Ka;ie  James,  144  Pearl. 
■Keller  J.,  72  Williams. 
Kendrick  W  ,  402  Perry. 
Kennedy  William,  147  Lorain. 
Kilmer  Henry,  209  Garden. 
KINGSLEY   EDWARD,  152  and  154  On- 
tario. 
Koagles  John,  116  Monroe. 
Kochler  George,  107  Taylor  corner  Bridge. 
Kregg  Martin,  32  Burwell. 
Krous  M.,  corner  Fulton  and  Lorain. 
Lautry  John,  160  Detroit. 
LaiTy  J.,  32--Superior  Avenue. 
Lazell  H.  H.,  376  St  Clair. 
Levi  &  Weidenthal,  271  Kinsman. 
Leberly  John,  123  Fulton. 
Lee  Edward,  corner  Erie  and  Bolivar. 
Le  Pellv  N.  D.,  140  and  142  Lorain. 
LEWIS  &  SHEPARD,  143  Detroit 


.LITTLE  GEORGE  H.,  57  Merwin. 
Livingston  William,  86  Lake.  '/ 

Loeb  E.,  131  Kinsman, 
Logan  John  117  Greenwood. 
Lords  Peter,  14  Randall. 
Lotz  Henry,  35  Clifton. 
Lucy  Bartholomew,  114  Detroit. 
McAuliffe  John,  Michigan. 
McDowell  R,,  Seneca  Bridge. 
McGuire  P.,  14  Chamj-laiii. 
McKeever  William,  390  Detroit. 
McKinty  John,  58  Bank.     ■'•'•" 
.M6Mahon  M.,  12.6  Detroit. 
-McNally  S.,  428  St:  Clair. 
McNamara  D.,  657  St.  .Clair. 
Mann  James,  30,6  St.  Clair. 
Marshall  T.,  375  Detroit. 
Marshall  William,  46  Webster. 
Martine  Herman,  corner  Ontario  and  High. 
Marx  Felix,  147  and  149  St.  Clair. 
Mauver  Andreas,  420  Lorain. 
Maus  Joseph,  141  Lorain. 
Melcher  &  Co.,  190  Prospect.    . 
MIC  HIE  A.,  corner  Ohio  and  Kinsman. 
Micklish  H.,  171  Detroit. 
Moan  Owen,  292  Detroit. 
Moan  Patrick-,  192  Ontario. 
Moore  J.,  51  Hicks. 
Myer  H.    B.,   corner  Scoville   Avenue   and 

Brownell. 
Myer  Charles,  380  Pittsburgh. 
Neiman  J.,  51  Ward. 
NELSON  &  BROTHER,  177  Detroit. 
New  Isaac,  35  Prospect. 
New  Nathan,  59  St  Clair. 
Newcomb  S.,  185  and  187  Kinsman. 
Nolan  L.,  106  Detroit. 
Oats  Thomas,  348  Detroit. 
O'Donnel  Patrick,  44  Vine3'ard   Lane. 
OLIVER  &  HENDERSON  128  Erie. 
0' Sullivan  P.,  70  Water. 
Parkin  Benjamin,  231  Bridge. 
Patterson  C,  261  Detroit. 
Pelton  F.  W.,  355  East  Center. 
PERRY  A.  A.,  130  Ontario. 
Phillips  Agnes,  11  Michigan. 
POLLOCK  DAVID,  163  Ontario. 
Reese  Frederick,  175  Ontario. 
Keif  G,  786  St.  Clair. 
Rezner  WiUiam  B.,  319  St.  Clair. 
Rhodes  William,  corner  Eagle  and  Kinsman 
Riglander  W.,  214  St.  Clair. 
Roeder  F.  G.,  86  Jersey. 
Rogge  William,  119  York. 
Rochetsca  J.,  14  Croton. 
Ronay  M.,  157  Lake. 
ROSE  WILLIAM  E.,  llB  Ontario. 
Rosenbaum  A.,  164  Prospect. 
Rotheram  E.,  46  Merwin. 
Saunders  John,  266  Columbus. 


Deoderised  Coal  Oil,  manufactured  by  LAW  &  KOBTH, 


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Sava;:;c  F.  W..  270  Sujierior. 

ShafiiHT  S.,  290  Pittsburgh. 

Sheider   'ul,  .81  Oraiiije. 

Schrivimer  J   G.,  14  Lawrence. 

SGHUJ/PK  \\.  ¥.,  390  Perry. 

Schwab  S.,  lUH   Pittsburgh. 

Shuttehehu  P.,  143  Ohio. 

Shutthelni  J.,  3G  Erie. 

Schwa itzcnburiih  L.  II.,  182  Kinsman. 

Seiger  F.,  320  Kinsman. 

Shalfiier  ]\Irs.,  50  Superior. 

Singer  Jolin,  177  Pearl. 

Skall  S.,  372  St.  Clair. 

Smith  E.,  341  St.  Clair. 

Smith  S.,  33  Lorain. 

Somnicr  &  Stephens,  348  St.  Clair. 

Stair  J.  &  Son,  115  Ontario. 

Steinbrenar  M.,  28  Irving. 

Straus  M.,  90  Oregon. 

Streibenger  .1.,  65  York. 

Stribenger  M.,  54  Michigan. 

Strouse  A.,  93  Cedar  Avenue.   . 

Styles  J.  S.,  comer  Erie  and  Rockwell, 

Sullivan  Mr.s.,  94  Mechanics. 

Sweenev  John,  275  Detroit. 

Swift  llufus,  179  Detroit. 

Tamblvn  .lohn,  120  Ontario. 

TAMliLYN  JOSEPH,  109  Franklin, 

Taylor  Harvey,  184  Ontario. 

Tavlor  John,  422  Detroit. 

Thackwell  F.,  114  Pro.speftt. 

Thomas  Charles,  1   Fulton. 

Tibbitts  C.  M.,  corner  Pearl  and  Lorain. 

Tibbitts  L.  C,  175  Lorain. 

TICE  ClIAUNCEY,  733  St.  Clair. 

TrauSsle  John,  43  Oregon. 

Tuch  A.,  42  Bolivar. 

Tunte  B.,  392  St.  Clair. 

TURNER  A.  P.,  147  Pearl. 

Valentine  Frederick,  86  Garden. 

WEAVER  &  BROTHER,  257  Superior. 

Weber  John  A.,  875  St.  Clair. 

Weidenkopt' Jacob,  239  Garden. 

Weisbarth  John,  237  Lorain. 

Wcnham  A.  J.,  54  Merwin. 

Wheeler  Lawrence,  62  Hurd. 

White  Mary,  155  Detroit. 

Wiener  Abraham,  233  Erie. 

WILKIXS  GEORGE,  corner  St  Clair  and 

Erie. 
Williams  C,  301  St.  Clair. 
WILSOX  JAMES,  170  Ontario. 
Winter  Peter,  179  Hamilton. 
Witevsky  Benjamin,  corner  Lake  and  Wood. 
Wodctsky  Samuel,  195  Kinsman. 
Wolf  Jacob.  19  Pittsburgh  continued. 
Wolf  M.,  311  Kinsman. 
WOLF  S.,  corner  Lake  and  Ontario. 
Wormser  Isaac,  corner  Merwin  and  Leonard. 
Wright  William,  13  Michigan. 


Wygant  B.,  168  River. 
Wyman  Myer,  133  Cedar  Avcnu? 
Ziemer  Vafe-'tine,  4  Brainard. 
Zwidenger  C.,  72  Bolivar. 

Gun  Powder  Manufacturer 

AusHn  &  Co.,  with  H.  N.  Gates. 
CLEVELAND  POWDER  CO.,  8  A  .       , 
Building. 

Gunsmiths. 

Powers  M.,  41  Union. 
Hattersly  H.,  102  Superior, 
Jennings  R.,  18  Pittsburgh. 

Gun.s,  Pistol 8)  Sec. 

Hattersly  H.,  102  Superior. 
Jennings  R..  18  Pittsburgh. 

Gymnasium. 

Cleveland,  147  Ontario. 

Hair  Braider. 

Abrccht  Louis,  67  Ontario. 

°  Hair  Dressers. 

Ambush  W.  E.,  under  American  House. 
GREE^C.  JOSEPH     D.,    under   Jolinson 
House. 

Hardware. 

BINGHAM  W.  &  CO,  148  and  150  Water. 

CLARK  JAMES  F,  dealer  in  iron,  steel, 
nails,  glass,  ship  and  boat  sjiikes,  tin 
plate,  joiners'  and  coopei-s'  tools,  pitch, 
oakum,  grind  stones,  &c,  ajso  agent  for 
excelsior  horse  power,  92  Sujierior. 

COLWELL  &  CO..  143  Ontario. 

Eddy  F.  II.,  11  Pearl. 

LUTKEYMEYER  H.  W.,  150  Superior. 

POWELL  A.,  36  Detroit. 

RAYNOLDS  H.  K,  wholesale  and  retail 
dealer  in  hardware,  ifcc,  also  sole  agent  of 
Wilder's  salai/iander  safe,  96  Sujierior. 

STEARNS  J.  M.  &  CO..  11  Vineyard,  At- 
■water's  Block. 

TENNIS  J.  &  CO.,  135  Water. 

WORTHINGTON  GEORGE  &  CO.,  cor- 
ncr  Suijerior  and  Water,  and  81  Merwin, 

Hat  Manufacturer. 

Mouutcastle  M.  W.,  39  Frankfort. 


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