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KEOKUK INFIRMARY. 


Board of Directors. 


JAMES F. COX, SMITH HAMILL, 
BD). Sve THOMAS HEAIGHT, 
C.F. DAVIS, ~ ys oi CHITTENDEN, 


J. F. SANFORD. 


Attending intl Operating Surgeon. 
J. F. SANFORD, M. D., LL. D., 


House Surgeon. ys 


oG. A. KUECHEN, M. D., iad 


Consulting Surgeons. 
Cc. H. WINSLOW, M. D., R. H. WYMAN, M. D. 


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THE KEOKUE INFIBMARY, forthe treatment of diseases of the Eye and Ear, has been 
in operation twelve years, but within the last three years has been erected into a regularly and 
legally organized Institution, with large property interests, and with every facility for treating 
the diseases of the Eye and reds which are to be found in gimilar Institutions in Europe or 
America. 

DR. G. A. KUECHEN, rho, during the last year, has had a large experience in the treatment 


of this class of cases, takes immediate charge of the Institution, and will always be there to carry . 


out the necessary details of treatment. 

DR. SANFORD wishes it understood by the profession and community, that all cases of Eye 
and Ear disease occurring among the poor will be operated on and treated gratuitousiy by attend- 
ing at the Institution, and conforming to the rules thereof. 

One feature of this establishment beyond what is usually found in such Institutions is that 
we make it a home for our patients, where every convenience and comfort is always at hand, 
This, together with its high and airy location making it the most healthy situation to be found 
in the city, with large grounds adjoining, cannot fail to recommend it to pergons who come from 
abroad. 


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KEOKUK DIRECTORY. 


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Fire and Marine Insurance Co., 


AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, - - $500,000 
Office, 2d floor, over First National Bank, 


Insure i Fire and Inland Risks on as favorable terms as other respon- 
sible companies. 


DIRECTORS. 
R. F. BOWER, A. L. CONNABLE, 8. HAMILL J. M. SHELLEY 
WM. PATTERSON. C. K. PECK, E. KILBOURNE, H. K. LOVE, 


WH. A. BROWNELL. 


R. F. BOWER, President. 
. L. J. ADAMS, Secretary. ; 


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LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE. 
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO,, 


OF NEW YORK. 
F, S. WINSTON, President. SHEPPARD HOMANS, Acutary. 


Cash Assets, SIXTEEN MILLION DOLLARS ! 


Policies issued on all of the Most Desirable Plans. 


THE ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMP’Y. 


OF COLUMBUS, OHIO, 
CAPITAL, - - - « $1,000,000, 


Insures against Accidents of EVERY VARIETY! 
From $3,00 to $50,00 per Week may be secured in case of Disability, 
And from $500 to $10,000 in the event of DEATH FROM ACCIDENT! 


The Registered General Accident Tickets 


Railway Passengers’ ‘Assurance Co., Hartford, Conn. 
COVER ALL KINDS OF ACCIDENTS! 
Office Second Floor, over Ist National Bank, 


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CITY GUIDE. 


STREET DIRECTORY. 


Commencing at the river is the Levee, and parallel with and next to it, 
Ist street, and so on to 22d street. 

Commencing at the river and running at right angles with the streets 
numbered is Main, the central and principal business street of the city. 

North of Mainand running parallel therewith, are the following streets in 
the order named: Blondeau, Concert, High, Morgan, Fulton, Franklin, 
Orleans, Leighton, Seymour, Stripe, Grand Avenue and Mason’s Upper { 
Addition. 

South of Main and running parallel therewith, are the following : Johnson, 
Exchange, Bank, Timea, Des Moines, Palean, Carroll, Ridge, Cedar and 
Reid’s Addition. 


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First Wanp.—North of Main to Orleans street, and east of Fifth. 

Second Warp.—South of Main to Cedar and east of Fifth street. 

Tump Warp.—Embraces all north of the Plank road not included in the 
First Ward. 

FourtH WaAkp.—Embraces all South of the Plank road not incladed in the 
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D. A. KERR. G.S. FULLER. 
KERR & FULLER, 
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN 

_..FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC 


Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, &c. 


Fine Perfumeries, Oils, Soaps, 
COSMBETICS, &C., 
Corner 3d and Main Streets, 


-KEOKUK, IOWA. 


SOLE PROPRIETORS AND MANUFACTURERS .OF 
| EERR’S GOLDEN EXLATR=-DRESSING, 
Camphorine for Chapped Hands, and Egyptian King of Pain. 


A. BRIDGIVIAN, 
AGENT FOR " 
Putnam Fire Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn., 


SMa BE 9 fee Sa es «hee $500,000. 
Yonkers’ & New York Fire Ins. Co., N. Y., 
CAPITAL,-:::--- Sr eeu rn pe $500,000, 
Travelers’ Accident Insurance Co., Chicago, 
CAPITAL iy -n-----0-2e-t weer rae $100,000, 
-| St. Louis Mutual Life Ins. Co, St. Louis, 
ASSETS, NEARLY.......:.22... $1,000,000. 


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CITY HALL. 
Blondeau near 5th street. 
4 hess, eo DAY OR: 
Wm. Patterson office, City Hall. Term expires April, 1867. 
CITY COUNCIL. 
R. H. Giutmore, President. _ EE. Weucuman, Clerk. 
Ist Ward—R. H. Grutmore, 1 year—ist Ward—R. H. Wrmay,..2 years 
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RECORDER.—Wm. H. Leech, office City Hall. Term expires April, 1867. 

MARSHAL.—H. D. Bartlett, office City Hall. Termexpires April, 1867. 
A. Brown, Deputy. 

COLLECTOR.—W. B. Cowden, office City Hall. 

ASSESSOR.—Charles Hubbell. 

WHARF MASTER.—M, W. Goodrich. 

ATTORNEY.—J. H. Craiz. 

CALABOOSE KEEPER.—John Oatman. 


COUNTY AND OTHER OFFICERS. 


DEPUTY CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT—L. B. Maltby, office in 
Court House. 

SHERIFF.—John A. Bishop, office in Court House. 

COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS AND SURVEYOR.—John Stannus, office, 
3d near Main. 


DEPUTY COUNTY RECORDER AND TREASURER.—John H. Day, 
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BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS. 


MASONIC. 


HALL CORNER OF SEVENTH AND MAIN STREETS. 
Eacte Lopes, No. 12.—Holds its regular meeting the first Tuesday evening 
on or before full moon in each month. 


Harpin Loner, No. 29.—Holds its regular monthly meeting the first 
Monday evening in each month. 


CHAPTER AND COMMANDERY HALL IN COURT HOUSE, ON FIFTH STREET. 


Gate Crty Roya Arca Cuaptrer, No. 7.—Holds its regular meeting the 
first Friday evening in each month. 

Parvin Counci, No. 5.—Holds its regular meeting the second Friday 
evening in each month. 

Damascus Commanpery or Kyicnt TempLars, No. 5.—Holds Ronciny es 
every Wednesday evening for drill and instruction. 


ODD FELLOWS. 
HALL SOUTH-EAST CORNER OF MAIN AND SEVENTH, ENTRANCE ON SEVENTH. 


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PuckECHETUCK ENCAMPMENT, No. 7.—Meets the first and third Thurs- 
days of each month, at § o’clock P. M. 
Keokuk Lona, No, 13.—Meets every Monday evening at 7 o’clock, P. M. 
PuckecHetuck Lopar, No. 43.—Meets every Friday evening at 7 
o’clock, P M. 
Herman Longe, (German,) No. 116.—Meets every Wednesday evening 
at 7 o’clock, P. M. 


GOOD TEMPLARS. 
HALL SOUTH EAST CORNER OF FOURTH AND JOHNSON. 


SunspEAM LopGe, No. 1.—Meets every Monday evening at 7 o’clock. 
Martin Lopaz, No. 271.—Meets every Thursday evening at half past 
7 o’clock. 


DRUIDS. 


FraxkLin Grove, No. 2.—Meets every Thursday at 8 o’clock, P. M., on 
the corner of Fourth and Main. 


TURNERS. 


HALL SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET, NEAB NINTH. 
KEOKUK 'T'URNER’s SocreTy.—Meets every Tuosday evening at 8 o'clock. 


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Baptist.—First Baptist Church, corner of Blondeau and 8th; service 
morning and evening. Rev. John T’. Westover, Pastor. 

ConGreGATIONAL.—Congregational Church, corner Sixth and High; service 
morning and evening. Rev. George Thatcher, Pastor. 

EptscorpaL.—St. John’s Church, corner of 4th and Concert streets ; service 
morning and evening. Rev. H. W. Woods, Rector. 


Jewish SynacoguE.—Benai Isracl, meet in room on Main between 3d and 
4th. M. Blout, Pastor. 

Mrtxopist Episcopau.—Exchange Street Church, north side Exchange 
between 3d and 4th; service morning and evening. Rey. John Burgess, 
Pastor. 

Chatham Square Church, corner of Morgan and 7th ; service morning and 
evening. Rev. HE. H. Waring, Pastor. 

PRESBYTERIAN, O. §8.—Westminister Presbyterian Church, west side 7th 
between Main and Blondeau; service morning and evening. Rey. W. G. 
Craig, Pastor. 

Pressyterray, N. §.—First Presbyterian Church, corner 2d and Concert; 
service morning and evening. Rey. I. N. Crittenden, Pastor. 

PrRESBYTERIAN.—First United Presbyterian Church, east side 5th between 
Main and Blondeau; service morning-and evening. Rev. James Brown, 
Pastor. 

tomaNn CaTHoLic.—St. Peter’s Church, corner 10th and Exchange service; 
morning and afternoon. Rey. Louis Decailly, Pastor. 

Unirarran.—Unitarian Church, corner Fourth and High; service morn- 
ing and evening. Rev. Robert Hassall, Pastor. 


Biste Reposrrory.—The Bible Repository is kept at M. W. Westcott’s 
Book Store, No. 97 Main street. 


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KEOKUK DIRECTORY. 


JOHN PEHELGEN, 


IMPORTER AND DEALER IN | 
RHINE WINE, 
North Side Johnson Street, bet. Second and Third, 


AMOI, LOWA. 
FERRY! 


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THE KEOKUK & HAMILTON FERRY COMPANY 


Have now in operation two of the largest and best Ferry Boats on the 
river above St. Louis, and are therefore well prepared to transfer 


WAGONS, STOCE, 


And the traveling public generally, without delay. One boat is designed 
Specially for Stock, which will be transferred promptly, AT LOW RATES. 
OFFICE FOR TRANSFER FREIGHT AT Ferry LANDING. 


VAN DYKE, MARTIN & CO. , 


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PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 


SCHOOL BOARD. 
Guy Wettus, President. Dr. A. Wiseman, Vice President. 


SamvueL E. Carey, Secretary. H. K. Love, Treasurer. 
| ; Directors. 
Sairnh Haiti, SamuseL E. Carey, Tuomas FLETCHER, 


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CORPS OF TEACHERS. 


S. B. McLANE, Superintendent. 
" H. GRAHAM, Principal High School. 
© F. W. McLELLAN, Princtpal Wells School. 
» D.L. AMBROSE, Principal 13th and Des Moines. 
' B.D. DuHUY, Teacher of German. 


Miss Hac L. Seymour, Miss Anna Hamill, Miss Eliza Hauxhurst, 


Ellen Conn, Allie E Newell. “ Lizzie McCulloch, | 
“Lucy A. Humphrey, “ Josephine P. Rice, ‘ Jeannette Fletcher, | 
Anna Fletcher, “© Mary C. Mooney, ‘“ — Ella Creel, 
“Carrie E. Buckingham, * “¢ Mary C. Collins, ‘© Mary. Jewell, 
‘“« Eliza Brown, Flora Bronson, “« Maggie McKee, 
Mrs. Curtis. “ H. B. Thomas, « Emma Slaughter, ° | 


“SF. Wells, 
COLORED SCHOOLS. 


Miss Mattie Anderson, Miss Mary E. Mann, Miss Carrie Woodson, 


The School buildings are located as follows: 


CenTraL Buiipine.—Blondeau, between 8th and 9th. 

Second Warp.—Wells’ Building, corner of 5th and Timea streets. 
Tsirp Warp.—Corner of 14th ‘and High. 

Fourtao Warp.—Not completed, corner of 12th and Des Moines. 
Hinton’s ADDITION. 

CoLoreD ScHoou.—North side of Main between 8th and 9th. 


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HALLS, PUBLIC BUILDINGS, &C. 


Atheneum Building, east side Second bet Main and Johnson. 
Anderson’s Block, south side Main bet 3d and 4th. 

Burrows’ Block, corner of Main and 9th. 

City Offices, Blondeau near 5th f 
Court House, cor Concert and 5th Z 
Calaboose, 5th near Main, 
Estes House, corner of Main and 5th. i 
Druid’s Hall, corner of 4th and Main. : a 

Fire Engine House, 5th near Main. ‘ 

Fire Engine House, Main near 9th. 4 
Gibbons’ Hall, erecting on Main and 6th. 

Kilbourne Block, north west corner of Main and 2d 

Keokuk Infirmary, corner of 12th and Bank. 

Leighton House Block, corner of Johnson and 3d. 

McCune’s Block, north east corner of Main and 2d. 
Medical Department Iowa State University, corner of Blondeau and 7th. 
Masonic Hall, south west corner of Main and 7th. 
Masonic Chapter and Commandery, Court House. ie 
Mechanics’ Block, corner of Main and 8th. 1 % 

Odd Fellow’s Hall, north east corner of Main and 7th. ; 

Post Office Building, 2d street between Main and Johnson. 

Simpson’s Block, corner of Johnson and 6th. 

Temperance Hall, corner of 5th and Johnson. \ 
Union Block, south side Main, between 6th and 7th. “y 
Rep’s Garden, Grand Avenue. 

Kraft’S Garden, on Plank Road. 


FIRE DEPARTMENT. 


H. TEBELMAN, Chief Engineer. 


Youne America Fire Co. No. 1.—James A. Samuels, President; W. 
H. Barrett, Secretary.—Meets the lst Wednesday in each month. Engine 
house east side of Sixth between Main and Blondeau. This Company has 
just been supplied with a Steam Fire Engine and apparatus, at an aggre- 
gate cost of $4,200 

Rotta Fire Co. No, 2.—J. T. Griffey, President; Charles Schulz, 
Secretary. Mects 1st Tuesday in each month. Engine house, north side 
of Main between Eighth and Ninth streets. 

Union Fre Co. No. 3.—W. 8. Sanders, President; Fred Denslow, 


Secretary. Meets Ist Tuesday in each month. Engine house, west side 


of Sixth between Main and Blondeau. 


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KEOKUK LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. 


kh. F. Bower, President. Gero. W. McCrary, Vice President. 

J. H. Craia, Corresponding Secretary. J. H. Westcott, Qecording Secretary. 
: Wma. Fuuron, Treasurer. 

Library open Daily from 2 to 6 and 7 to 10 o’clock, p.m. 


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} HISTORICAL SKETCH. 


In the early part of November 1863, several of the gentlemen of the 


city feeling the necessity of more adequate means for gratifying their liter- 
ary inclinations, as well as for the improvement of the public tastes of the 
community, suggested a call through the daily papers fora meeting of the 
citizens at the Court House on the 26th of that month, with the view of 
testing the sense of the people in reference to the establishment of a Public 
Library, and if sustained, to take the preliminary action for an organization. 

The meeting was held at the time designated ; and the prompt response 
indicated by the large attendance of the influential and business men of the 
city, Was so encouraging that iinmediate steps were instituted by the ap. 
peintment of a committee, consisting of six, to canvass the town to secure 
necessary pledges as a basis of further action, and adjourned subject to the 
call of the gentlemen thus appointed. 

On the 3d of December the committee had so far succeeded that they 
called another meeting to hear their report. This was such as to indicate 
the appointment of another committee to propose a constitution and articles 
of incorporation, which committee reported on the 7th, and, being acceptable, 

the meeting adjourned until the 18th to enable the necessary papers to be 
recorded, w "hen the first election of officers would take place and the organ- 
ization be completed. 

As thus commenced, it has continued until the present time and the plan 
has been found to work entirely satisfactorily. It consists of a President, 
Vice President, Recording Secretary, Corresponding Secretary and ‘l'reas- 
urer; a Board of Directors of six; a Library Committee of five, and a 
Lecture Committee of three members. Since then the office of Librarian 
has been created, and a Committee on Arts, Minerals and Relics, and 
a Board of Auditors established. 

The success of the enterprise has more than equalled the most sanguine 
expectations of its warmest friends at the outset, and has justly become an 
object of city pride. This result, however, has been attained only by the 
zealous and untiring energies of the eentlemen having the affairs of the 
Association in charge, and the warm sy ‘mpathy and generous support of an 
intelligent and apprec iative community. Itis not self made, or the growth 
of any inherent principle, but rather is the work of industrious hands. 


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16 KEOKUK DIRECTORY. 


On the first of June 1864, the Library was first opened. It then con- 
tained 2,479 volumes of books, besides pamphlets, maps &c. The number 
of Stockholders amounted to 181. The room was fitted up at an expense 
of $394.41, to which should be added the generous donation of a cocoa mat- 
ting for the floor, costing $110.35, by the ladies of several leading Churches. 
The total value of the property of the Association at that time was estima- 
ted at $5,000. 

In May 1865 it was considered desirable to secure a more commodious 

room, and to make an effort for further additions to the stock of books. 
The result was the securing of the present hall—a room 79 feet long by 25 
wide ; and the subscription of $2,311.55, besides many very valuable dona- 
tions in choice and rare books. 
_ At this time there are nearly 5,500 volumes in the Library, of which 
1,523 have been donated and the balance purchased at an aggregate cost of 
$3,700; to which are to be added several valuable engravings, drawings, 
paintings, statuetts and busts of eminent men,‘&c. 

The resources consist of the annual dues of stockholders, amounting to 
$3.00 per share; the receipts from subscribers at the rate of S4.00 per an- 
num ; the sale of stock at $10.00 per share, and the receipts from the public 
lectures. The total cash receipts for the past year from these sources 
amounts to about $980, all of which has been carefully expended in main- 


taining the incidental expenses, and in purchasing current publications of | 


books and papers. 

In the selection of books, the officers have had a two-fold object in view, 
namely : a Library for general reading, of a choice, healthful and substantial 
character, for popular use, and one of reference and permanency, looking to 
the accumulation of works that will be sought for, long after the originators 
of the enterprise have ceased to be remembered. To these ends therefore, 
they have confined their selections to standard past and current English fic- 
tion, works affecting the industrial interests of the community, National 
and State history, standard literary works, poetry, philosophy, biogra- 
phy, politics, the cyclopedias and dictionaries, travels, the sciences and arts, 
together with a judicious selection of the more valuable current monthly 
and quarterly magazines. Private generosity has also contributed a large 
number of weekly and daily papers, with elegant reading room facilities, 
together with specimens of geology, mineralogy, etc, and valuable cases for 
their safe protection. The currrentliterary trash has been carefully excluded. 

Besides this the officers have endeavored to awaken the public interest, 


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ocean ern lin itn etna lS ESSENSE RONES 


by having a series of popular winter lectures from some ot the prominent | 


public men of the country. These efforts, though not always resulting to 


the pecuniary advantage of the institution, have in the end done so moder- | 


ately, thus far, and have at the same time accomplished what was of more 
value to the Asso¢iation, namely, kept the public attention directed to its 
purposes and claims. “Ne 

The average number of books drawn weekly amounts to about 200, with 
a steady increase, giving an aggregate for the year of about 10,000 volumes. 
Most of these are of the substantial class, and such as to exert a wholesome 
influence on the youth of the city in adding to their literary culture, and 
in keeptiug them out of the vicious atmosphere of town life. The effect is 
already perceptible. 


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ABBREVIATIONS. 


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; en eee eeeereeer er eeene ose between, TAN s cok aoe wale efnrclsioe cvaceues RDOTEr. 
Ber Bivencescs 0a aveswes bar keeper. Manuf, 2.5 scccvccscsccceccs» Manufactory. 
ee Pere Tre ‘ause aus'omie boards. WHEL ec csae Vee b bas ssh late ca aie see merchant. 
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CBG cece ccesccceccccccsr ooo engineer. WhO. oe cccccces cccccese sone Wholesale. 
Abbott Wm, ornamental plasterer, res s w cor 8th and Timea. 
Ackley Mrs E, Tremont House, ns Johnson bet 2d and 3d 
Ackley Frank M, tobacconist, bdsat Tremont House 
Ackley Wm H ™ . ‘ 
Ackley Homer e . 
Ackiey J, laborer, res Mason’s Lower Addition 
Ackley John, teamster, res 12th and Franklin 
Ackley Thos, teamster, bds 12th and Franklin 
Ackley Isaac, carpenter, bds 12th and Franklin 
Adair W A, drayman, res 5th and Concert | 
Adsir W T, millwright, res e s 5th, bet Fulton and Franklin 
Adair James, brick mason, bds with W T Adair 
ADAMS, L J, insurance agent, office 83 Main 
Adams Richard, col’d, carpenter, res 17th, bet Main and Johnson 
Adams Thos, col’d, porter, res 9th bet Main and Johnson 
Adamson Andrew, tobacco manufacturer, res Cedar bet 15th and 16th 
Agne Mrs C, milliner and hair dresser, 3d bet Main and Johnson 
Aiken John, second hand store, 8d bet Main and Johnson, res same . 
ALBERS CH, [Robertson & A] bds Billings House 
at Albright J W, clerk T W & W R W, bds Deming House 
Alden Chas, col’d, laborer, bds with Robt Ridley 
Alexander Van, col, teamster, res 18th and Fulton 
Alexander M, [Cleghorn & A}, res 2d and Bank 
Alexander F, bds 2d and Bank f 
Alexander E, clerk 79 Main, bds 24 and Bank 
Alexander C H, engineer on ferry, res Main bet Ist and Levees 
ALLEN C L, express agent, office 2d bet Main and Johnson, res Exchange 
bet 2d and 3d 
ALLEN C_L, [Woodruff & A,] res 4th bet Main and Johnson 
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT (WA STATE UINERSIT, 


“CURATORS OF MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. 


g E. R. FORD, M.D. Prest. WM. LEIGHTON, Eso. Hon. R. P. LOWE, 
E. H. HARRISON, Sec’y. Hon. SAMUEL F. "MILLER, 8. HAMILL, Esa. 
WM. PATTERSON, Ese. J. B. HOWELL, Ese. 


MEDICAL FACULTY. 
J. C. HUGHES, M. D., 


Professor of the Principles and Practice of Surgery and Surgical Clinics. 


M. K. TAYLOR, M. D., 
Professor of Physiology, Pathology, Clinical Medicine, Public Hygieneand General Therapeutics. 


H.7T. CLEAVER, M..D., 


Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children. 


* A. M. CARPENTER, M. D., 


Professor of the Principles and Practice of Medicine. 


Rev. E.J. GILLETT, M:.D., DD. D., 
Professor of Chemistry, Toxicology, Materia Medica and Microscopy. 


EDWARD CLAPHAM, M. D., 


Professor of General and Microscopical Anatomy, and Demonstrator. 


J.C. HUGHES, M. D., : 
*Dean of the Faculty. : reer 


WM. THOMPSON, Jentier. 


HUGHES’ Medical and Surgical Infirmary and Eye and Far Institute is connected with 
the University. 


‘WILLIAM FULTON, Insurance and Real Estate Agent, No. 82 Main St., Up Stairs. 


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Allen Mrs S, matron Keokuk Infirmary, cor 12th and Bank 
Alley A B, huckster, res Bank bet 2d and 3d 


Althsus J F, pub Keokuk Telegraph, [German] res cor 16th and Exchange 
Alton Chas, moulder, res cor 7th and Ridge 
A‘ten James, blacksmith D V R R, res Reid’s Addition 


ANDERSON GEO C & CO, bankers, s s Main, bet 3d and 4th 

Anderson Geo C, [Geo C A & Co] res 4th bet Blondeau and Concert 

ANDERSON D G, plain and ornamental plasterer, shop Blondeau near 4th, 
res in Mason’s Lower Addition 

Anderson John, laborer, res Johnson bet 4th and 5th 

Anderson York, col’d, teacher, res 12th bet Des Moines and Palean 

Anderson Mrs A, col’d, res Palean bet 11th and 12th 

Anderson Mrs A, res 6th bet Bank and Timea 

Anderson Miss M E, col’d, teacher, res 13th and Exchange 

Anderson Wm, col’d, farmer, res cor 16th and Bank 

ANDERSON § W, street sprinkler, res s s 10th, bet Exchange and Bank 

Anderson J H, attorney at law; bds with S W Anderson 

Anderson Daniel, col’d, laborer, res 15th bet Fulton and Franklin 

Anderson Israel, res 15th and High 

Anderson Mrs A, res Blondeau bet 10th and 11th 

Anderson M, col’d, laborer, res Johnson, bet 1st and 2d 

Andra M, laborer, res 4th, near Main . 

ANDREWS T H, [Magoun & A] res ns Exchange bet 6th and 7th 

Andrews J W, clerk, bds at City Hotel : 

Andrews Wm, machinist, res 8th bet Exchange and Bank 

Angel John, laborer, res cor 2d and Johnson 

Anglain M, laborer, res near Stotts’ Mill 

Annable Dan H, clerk, res cor 12th and High 

ANSCHUTZ F W, Mississippi Brewery, near Stotts’ mill 

Ansley Peter, boatman, res cor 4th and Timea 

Anthony Chas, clerk City Hotel, cor 1st and Johnson 

Appleher N J, shoemaker, res 2d and Blondeau 

APPLER W UH, policeman, res Simpson House 

Arbuckle Fleming, col’d, laborer, res cor 17th and Carroll 

Arbuckle Andrew, col’d chair caner, res 16th and Cedar 

Arbuckle Rey , col’d, Af M E Church, res 10th bet Bank and Timea 

ARCHER & CO., [Keokuk Plow Co,] ns Main,bet 10th and 11th 

Archer § M, Keokuk Plow Co, res High bet 13th and 14th 

ARMENTROUT I N, [Cunningham & Co,] res cor 9th and Exchange 

Armentrout F, huckster, bds 7th bet High and Concert 

ARMITAGE §, [Vail, A & Co,] res Mason’s Lower Addition 

Armitage P P, machinist, res Mason’s Lower Addition 

Arndt Mrs C, res cor 11th and Blondeau 

Atkinson Lewis, laborer, res Exchange bet 5th and 6th 

Auwerda Jo, baker, res cor 9th and Des Moines 

AVERY A, [Farrar & A,] res 9th bet Exchange and Bank 

Ayres § B, freight agent, res s s Johnson bet 4th and 5th 


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ALEX. COLLIER, JOHN FINIGAN. 


R. F. BOWER & CO., 


WHOLESALE GROCERS, 


PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 


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KEOKUK, IOWA. 


We keep constantly on hand and for sale at the lowest prices to cash 
customers and prompt men a large and well selected stock of 


STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, 


AT WERHIOLESALE) ONLS ! 


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AYERS, POLLING & CO, grocers, s w cor 6th and Main 
Ayers Wm, [A, P & Co,] res s w 6th and Main 
Ayres HH, druggist, res Concert bet 4th and 5th 
Ayres Mrs Eliza, cor 12th and Blondeau 

Ayres Geo, bds with Eliza Ayres | 
AYRES, MANN & AYRES, music and jewelry store, 67 Main 
Ayres Thos RJ, {A, Mann & A,] res Concert bet 2d and 3d 
Ayres D J, [A, Mann & A] bds with Thos R J Ayres 

Ayres N S, clerk, bds with Thos R J Ayres 

Ayres T R, student, bds with Thos RJ Ayres 


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BAEHR & LEISY BROTHERS, brewers, cor Johnson and 13th 
Baehr Jacob [B & Leisy Brothers], res Johnson and 13th 

Bailey B B, engineer, Stotts’ Mill 

Ball Lieut C J, merchant, res cor Ist and High 

Ball A B, insurance agt, res 5th and Blondeau 

Ballinger W, attorney at law, office 83 Main, up stairs 

Ballow A, shoemaker, res 4th bet Blondeau and Concert 

Banks Henry, painter, res Missouri Avenue Mason’s Lower Addition 
Banks ‘Thomas, residence Exchange bet 7th and 8th 

Bankson Mrs M, residence Mason’s Lower Addition 

Banta Benjamin, huckster. res 17th bet Main and Johnson 

Bany L, saloon, cor 16th and Plank Road 

Barber J W, colored, saloon, Main bet 9th and 10th 

BARCLAY ALEX [Geo C Anderson & Co}, res 12th and Bank 
Barisconi Louis, ssloon, Levee bet Blondeau and Concert, res same 
BARKER J H, land agent and broker, res cor 3d and High 

Barnes Edward, nursery agent, bds Barrett House 

Barnes C E, watch maker at SG Bridges 

Barnett Frank, mechanic, residence Messengerville 

Barrett W H, shoemaker, corner 14th and Morgan 

Barrett John, laborer, residence 5th and Carroll 

BARRETT WILSON, Barrett House, cor 4th and Blondeau 

Barrett Martin, laborer, residence 5th and -Carroll 

Barr John, carriage maker, res Blondeau bet 9th and 10th . 
Bartel D, shoemaker, bds cor 2d and Johnson 

BARTLETT GEO F [ Wilkinson, B & Co}, res High near 4th 
BARTLETT N GREY, bds “ 

Bartlett R F, book-keeper, State National Bank res Fulton bet 3d and 4th 
Bartlett H D, city marshal, resns Exchange bet Ist and 2d 

Bascome Nelson, colored, laborer, res Timea bet 3d and 4th 

Bass J H, produce dealer. cor 9th and Concert 

Batty Mrs J, res cor 6th and Bank 

Batty Thomas, brick-magon, res Carroll bet 8th and 9th - 

Bawden B, stone cutter, res Reid’s Addition 

BAWDEN JOHN, Keokuk Marblo Works, 3d bet Main and Blondeau 


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‘WM. A. BROWNELL. : ED. F. BROWNELL. — 


BROWNELL BROS. — 
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Bauer Geo, wagon-maker, Main bet 11th and 12th, res same 

Baughman & Hiner, butchers, Levee bet Blondeau and Concert 

Baughman J D [B & Hiner], res Thompson Place 

BEATTY J T, foundry man, res 7th and Bank 

Beck John, boatman, res cor 17th and Johnson 

Beckwith Henry, patent roof manuf, Johnson bet 16th and 17th 

BEEBE JNO, tinner, res 12th bet Concert and High 

Beeks L G, tinner, bds Concert bet 9th and 10th 

BEERS W A, Keokuk Bag Factory, 106 Main, res Exchange bet 6th and 7th 

BELKNAP Gey W W, U S collector internal revenue Ist district of Iowa, 
office up stairs Estes House, res 3d bet Franklin and Fulton 

Benhiemer John, tailor, cor 20th and Johnson 

Bennett Jas, painter, cor 4th and Blondeau 

Bennett Edward, teamster, 10th bet Concert and High 

Bennett Albert, col’d laborer, res cor Ist and Blondeau » 

Bennett Wm, laborer, res 8th bet High and Morgan 

Bennett James, peddler, res cor 11th and Concert 

Bennett James D, laborer, res 8th bet Blondeau and Concert 

Benson C L F, cabinet maker, res 3d bet Main and Johnson 

Bepler Jacob, moulder, res Recs’ Addition 

Bereus C, shoemaker, res Sth near Reids Addition 

BERG MARTIN, (Gate City saloon, 2d and Main] res cor 3d and Concert 

Berger Chas, laborer, 10th bet Concert and High 

Berinann B, peddler, res 6th bet Exchange and Bank 

Berman E, clerk, 111 Main 

Berry Thos, ice merchant, res cor 4th and Exchange 

Berryhill John, chairmaker, res cor High and Plank Road 

Berryhill L A, bds with John Berryhill 

BESS J L [Wilson & Co], res Exchange bet 7th and 8th 

Bettman Mrs, residence cor 16th and Ridge 

Beuler E, blacksmith, res Main bet 6th and 7th 

BIDLEMAN W R, boot and shoe dealer 92 Main, res cor 5th and Franklin 

Bidleman C JD, clerk, res cor 5th and Franklin 

Bierla John, shoemaker, bds Hawkeye House 

BILLINGS & DAVIS, Imperial Mills, Levee bet Main Johnson 

Billings J M(B & Davis], res cor 2d and Morgan 

Billeps W, farmer, res Mason’s Upper Addition 

Bindel Adam, boatman, res cor 14th and Timea 

BIRGE C P [Kellogg B & Co], res cor 7th and Bank 

Bird Geo, farmer, Keokuk Avenue 

Birney E, stock dealer, ress e cor 8th and Exchange 

BISBEE C P, miller, res cor 10th and High 

BISBEE J M [S Pollock & Col, res cor 5th and Orleans 

BISHOP J W, captain steam boat Grey Eagle, res cor 5th and High 

BISSELL L R, insurance agent, ss Main bet 2d and 3d, bds Billings House 

Black § H, clerk, res Exchange bet itd and 2d 

Black J J, grocer, 3d bet Main and Johnson, res same 

Blackburn D, conductor K, Mt P& MR R, res High bet 15th and 16th 

Blaisdell B A, farmer, res Simpson House 

Blair C F, grocer, cor 10th and Main res same 

Blair Win, painter, cor 4th and Blondeau 


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{ BLAIR RH, photographer, nw cor 3d and Main, res Fulton bet 6th and 7th 


Blair Benjamin & Co, grocers, cor 7th and Main 
Blair Benjamin [B & Co], bds cor 9th and High 
Bland Austin, barber, res cor 11th and High 


BLAND GEO, colored, blacksmith Main bet 11th and 12th, res 16th bet 


Fulton and Franklin 
Bliss Mrs S, seamstress, Morgan bet 5th and 6th 
Blom John, peddler, 7th bet High and Morgan 
BLOM WM [Heule & B], rescor 14th and DesMoines 
Blom John, clerk, res Bank bet 6th and 7th 
Blom I, clerk at Kellogg, Birge & Co 
Bloom N, laborer, res Mainbet 17 and 18th 7; ‘ee J 
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Boatman Samuel, res 5th bet Concert and High sa 
Bode Fred, gardener, res Main bet 13th and 14th : 

Bode Louis, porter, res 7th bet Johnson and Exchange 

Boehler E, blacksmith, res Main bet 6th and 7th 

Bolte Louis, laborer, res Main near 5th 

Bonilly E, saloon and grocery, res ss Main bet Ist and Levee 

Booay Andrew, laborer, res Blondeau bet 6th and 7th 

BOON W C [HN Bostwick & Co], res cor i0th and Concert 

Boon Dr W C, salesman, res cor 10th and Concert 

Boon H G, salesman, bds cor 10th and Concert 

Boone W A, clerk, bds Billings House 

Bonner Albert, laborer, res 3d bet Main and Johnson 

Booth E C, carpenter and builder, res ns Timea bet 12 and 13th 
Borland John, wood inspector, res cor 7th and Exchange 

Boss Jake, fisherman, res Cedar bet 18th and 14th 

BOSTWICK H N & CO, wholesale and retail dry goods, 87 Main 
Bostwick H N [B & Co], res cor 5th and Fulton 

Bostwick H OC, salesman, bds cor 5th and Fulton 

Boudewyns Joseph, collar maker, bds 4th bet ‘Timea and Des Moines 
Boudewyns Frank, boiler maker, res 4th bet Timea and Des Moines 
Bowden Thomas, gas fitter and painter, res cor 18th and Carroll 


- Bowden Edwin, painter, bds Green Tree House 


,owden Samuel, gas manufacturer, res Johnson bet 17th and 18th 
BOWER R F & CO, wholesale grocers, 90 Main 

Bower RF [B & Co], res High bet 6th and 7th 

Bower John W, clerk at Dr F H O’Conner’s 

Bowler D T, clerk, bds with R B Foote 

Bowman W F, straw bleacher, res 4th bet Main and Blondeau 
Boyce Misses, res Exchange bet 11th and 12th 

Boyd Peter, colored, boatman, res Exchange bet 15th and 16th, alloy 
Boyd Edward, gardener, res cor 4th and Franklin 

Boyd Edward, hospital steward, res cor 2d and Exchange 


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Boyle John, porter, res cor 3d and Franklin 

Boyle Dennis, laborer, res Palean bet 5th and 6th 
Brachelberry Fred, german teacher, res cor 18th and Exchanges 
Bradley J W, carpenter, res 18th bet Palean and Carroll 


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COMSTOCK BROTHERS & C2, 


Manufacturers of 


TOS AND OLA HIRE, 


FOUNDRY. 


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Wholesale and Retail Dealers in 


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EFRON WIRE AND RIVETS 


BLOCK TIN, ZINC, LEAD, 


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SALE ROOMS, NO. 77 MAIN ST., KEOKUK, IOWA. 


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EPradford Chas, res Morgan bet 10th and 11th 

Bradley Patrick, res Reid’s Addition 

Brady Ny m, laborer, res Ist bet ‘Timea and Des Moines 

Bredy Hugh, teacher, res High bet 14th agd 15th 

Uredy Mrs, res 4th bet Bank and Timea 

Brady Jas, bds City Hotel 

Brady James, laborer, res Palean bet 4th and 5th 

Brannon Wn, watchman, res Reid’s Addition 

Brannon M, laborer, res Des Moines bet 5th and 6th 

Branson S C, bds with Mrs Starkwather 

Rreaer Henry, currier, rescorJohnson and 14th 

Brechtel Mathews, porter, res cor 4th and Timea 

Breerton R, laborer, res Palean bet 6th and 7th 

BREITENSTEIN JACOB, smith shop cor Ist and Johnson, res cor 2d and 
Timea 

Bresnean J, peddler, res 4th bet Bank and Timea 

Brendel Emil, physician, res 7th bet Blondeau and Concert 

Brentgartner John, saloon, Levee near Main, res same 

BRIDGES § G, jeweler ] and 2 Estes House, res es 4th bet Franklin and 
Orleans 

BRIDGES B, jeweler, bds Deming House 

Bridgman Col F, paymaster U S A, res High bet Ist and 2d 

BRIDGMAN ARTHUR, secretary D V R R, office ns Main near 2d, res 
cor 3d and High 

Bridgman Arthur, jr, teller State Nat Bank, bds with A Bridgman 

Briggs Patterson, laborer, res 9th bet Johnson and Exchange 

Briley Thomas, res Mason’s Lower Addition 

Brinkler John, colored, laborer, res 9th bet Johnson and Exchange 

Brinkman F, clerk, bds cor 4th and Palean 

Brinkman W m, teamster, res cor 4th and Palean 

BRONSON DR A H, apothecary. nw cor 9th and Main 

Brown Patrick, saloon 4th near Johnson, res cor 6th and Exchange 


BROWN REV J AMES, United Presbyterian church, res Grand Avenue. 


bet 8th and 9th 
Brown J, painter 3d bet Main and Johnson, res Fulton bet 8th and 9th 
Brown Wray, book-keeper 98 Main, res Grand Avenue bet 7th and 8th 
Brown M T [Drummond & B}, bds Young America 
Brown Andresvy, dept marshal, res Concert bet Ist and 2d 
Brown Isracl, carpenter, res Des Moines bet 4th and 5th 
Brown Aaron, colored, works for Geo O Hilton 
Brown A,commission merchant, Levee bet Blondeau and Concert, res 2d 
and Blondeau 
Brown James W, commission merchant, bds with A Brown 
Brown Jacob, clerk, bds Deming House 
BROWNE GIBSON, attorney at law, 3d bet Main and Johnson © 


BROWNELL H, book store, cor 4th and Main, bds 5th bet Franklin and 


Orleans 
BROWNELL BRO’S, iron store, cor 4th and Main 
Brownell Wm A (Brownell Bro’ 3], res cor 7th and Grand Avenue 
Brownell Ed F, [Brownell Bro’s], bds 5th bet Franklin and Orleans 
Brownell Wn, res 5th bet Franklin and Orleans 


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P, KRAMER, Philadelphia City. ESTABLISHED 1856, 8. IRWIN, Keokuk, lows, 
KRAMER, IRWIN & C0, 


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IRON FRONT BUILDINGS, 
North Side of Main, Bet. Fourth and Pifth dts,, 


KEOKUK, IOWA. 


All our Goods are bought on a Cash basis. At our house cash 
buyers can always find bargains. 


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Browrhill W W, engineer D V R R, res Bank bet 9thand 10th 
Brownlee James, undertaker cor 8th and Main, res High bet 8th and 9th 
Bruce E J, grocer, 159 Main, bds cor Sth and Grand Avenue 
truce J E, merchant, res 8th bet Orleans and Avenue 
Bruce John, attorney at law, 3d bet Main and Johnson 
Hraugmans Wm, second hand store on 4th near Johnson, res same 
Hrunot Henry, clerk, res cor Johnson and 16th 
Brunot C, laborer, res cor 4th and Timea 
iryant J H, colored, laborer, works High bet Ist and 2d 
Bryant Jas, laborer, Leighton’s Addition bet 10th and llth 
Buck W C, teamster, res 10th bet Fulton and Franklin 
Buck Asaph, clerk 88 Main, res cor 11th and Blondeau 
Buckingham J R, engraver, res High bet 3d and 4th 
BUEL HAMBDEN, hardware merchant 89 Main, res cor 2d and Concert 
| BUELE K, supt K Mt P & MRR, res 5th bet Franklin and Fulton 
Bugenser John, brewer, bds with.J Baehr ‘ 
Buggy Wm, drayman, res cor Ist and Des Moines 
Buzgy Edward, laborer, res Johnson bet 2nd and 3d 
Bullard Joseph, broom maker, res Concert bet 12th and 13th 
Bunyan Wm, watchman, res cor 3d and Ridge 
BURGER AUGUST, saddler, res Main bet 12th and 13th 
Burgess Jas, carpenter, res Palean bet 17th and 18th 
BURGESS REV J, Exchange St M E Church, res Timea bet 7th and 8th 
Lurke J E, steamboat captain, res cor 2d and Concert 
Burk Mike, boatman, res Carroll bet 6th and 7th 
Burk Wm, boatman, res Carroll bet 6th and 7th 
Burk John [Johnson & B], res cor 10th and Ridge 
Lurk M, laborer, res alley bet 3d and 4th, and Bank and Timea 
Burke ‘lhos, salesman, 75 Main 
BURKITT & CO, hats caps and notions, 91 Main 
Burkitt Wm [B & Co], res High bet 3d and 4th 
Burnell Henry, carpenter, res Reid’s Addition 
Burr Louis, colored, laborer, res Main bet Ist and 2d 
Burns John, merchant, cor 6th and High 
Burns M, laborer, res Main bet 9th and 10th 
Burns Thos, laborer, res Ist bet Des Moinos and Palean 
Burns Robt, carpenter Blondeau bet 7thand 8th, res Bank bet 11th and 12th 
Burrows Mrs Rh S, res 9th bet Main and Blondeau 
Buser Martin, shoemaker, res Main bet 11th and 12th 
Bush Geo, shoemaker, res near toll gate 
Buss John, cement roofing, res 13th bet Blondeau and Concert 
Buss Wn, peddler, res Johnson bet 7th and 8th 
Buss G H, cement roofing, res Estes House 
Buss D, laborer, res Concert bet 9th and 10th 
Bussey E, clerk 96 Main 
Butler D K, distiller, resns Bank bet 2d and 3d 
Butler John R, shoemaker, cor 3d and Main 
Butler Mrs M, res Reid’s Addition 
Butler Wm, captain steamboat, res Exchange bet 11th and 12th 
Byefield A H, laborer, rea Ist bet Timea and Des Moines 


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Cabble John, engineer, res cor Ist and Timea bs 
Cabus Geo, barber cor 2d and Main, bds Deming House 
Cadman E, laborer, res Mason’s Lower Addition — 

CADDY & PECK, hardware merchants, cor 4th and Main 


, Cudy Stanton [C & Peck], res cor 3d and Fulton 
. Cafiree John, Jaborer, res Reid’s Addition 


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Cahalan John, railroad, bds cor 5th and Palean 
Cshalan Wm, fireman, bds cor 5th and _Palean 


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Caldwell G@ W, col’ed, runner Deming House, res Blondeau bet 5th and 6th 
_ Calhoun C A, carpenter, res Johnson bet 17th and 18th 

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Caltwasser Wm, machinist D V R R, res cor 17th and Palean 

Calvy Mike, clerk, rescor 4th and Timea 

Campbell Samuel, teamster, bds Exchange bet 5th and 6th 

Campbell Mrs E, res Exchange bet 5th and 6th 

Campbell Mrs A C, hair work, embro’y stamping, 4th bet Main and Blondcau 

Campbell Maurice, stone cutter, res 15th bet High and Morgan 

Cannon Miss, music teacher, res cor 3d and High 

Cannon C B, mechanic, bds 5th bet High and Morgan 

Cannon J M, carpenter, bds 5th bet High and Morgan 

Canty M, laborer, res 4th bet Johnson and Exchange 

Canty M, laborer, res Ist bet Johnson and Exchange 

Carel James, carpenter, res High bet 11th and 12th 7 

CANEY & LE FAIVRE, china glass and queensware, 136 Main» “ - 

Carey S E[C & Le Faivre], res cor 24th and Bank aes 

Carey W H, clerk 136 Main 

Carl Jas, engineer D V RR, bds City Hotel 

Carlin Mrs C, res Mason’s Lower Addition 

Carrol] Michael, laborer, res Mason’s Lower Addition 

Carmady M, laborer, bds cor 8d and Johnson 

CARPENTER Dr A M, prof medical department State University, office 
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Carpenter I, plasterer, res cor 15th and Carroll 

Carr Mrs, res Simpson House 

Carter C, merchant, res cor 8th and Bank 

Carter E §, clerk, bds cor 8thand Bank aie A ae 

CARTER S C & S, doors, sash, blinds and planing mill, cor 8th and Johnson 

Carter SC [SC & S Carter], res cor 8th and Fulton 

Carter S[SC & § Carter], res Fulton bet 8th and 9th 

Carter H B, stove moulder, res cor 9th and Carroll 

Carter A C, colored, laborer, res Levee bet Blondeau and Concert 

Carter Daniel, colored, laborer, res cor Main and Levee 

Carter John, engineer D V B R, res Concert bet 5th and 6th 

Carroll James, contractor, res Palean bet 5th and 6th 

Carver John, res cor 9th and Orleans 

Carver J W, clerk D,V R R, bds cor 9th and Orleans 


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Carver Chas H, clerk, bds cor 9th and Orleans 

Cassady Thos, laborer, near Stott’s Mill 

Casey B M, machinist, res Franklin bet 14th and 15th 

Cave J T, insurance agent, res 8th bet Exchange and Bank 

CESAR F [Stracke & C], res Exchange bet 7th and 8th 

Chapman A, butcher, res cor 6th and Bank 

Chapman J M, carpenter, res cor 16th and Bank 

Chamberlain E H, carriage trimmer, res Fulton bet 13th and 14th 

Chamberlain H W, clerk, bds cor 13th and Fulton 

Charnier Louis, shoemaker, res Main bet 11th and 12th 

Charnier John, saloon, 2d bet Main and Johnson 

Chartier E, shoemaker, works 93 Main 

Chenoweth Joseph, marble cutter, bds Johnson bet 8th and 9th 

CHERRY R M [Yaw & C], res Concert bet 10th and 11th 

CHERRY J N [Yaw & C], res Concert bet 10th and 11th 

Chevellon E, porter, res cor 9th and Exchange 

Cheyillion L, cabinet maker, res 3d bet Main and Blondeau 

Chittenden A B, res 4th and Fulton . 

Christfield C W, clerk, 81 Main | 

CHRISTY JOHN, local Constitution, res 6th bet Johnson and Exchange 

CLAGETT T W, proprietor Daily and Weekly Constitution, office 4th bet 
Main and Johnson, res Morgan bet 2d and 3d ~ 

CLAPHAM Dr EDWARD, prof medical department, State University 

Clark J & H H, leather and saddlers’ hardware, 110 Main 

Clark H H [J & H H Cj, res cor 11th and Concert 

Clark Newton E, clerk, 110 Main 

CLAR K SM, editor Gate City, bds Deming House 

Clark Lucas, colored, laborer, res 7th bet Main and Johnson 

Clark Wm, farmer, Keokuk Avenue 

Clark Jas, farmer, Keokuk Avenue 

Clark Robt, teamster, bds Exchange bet Ist and 2d 

Clark C J, butcher, res cor 7thand Main 

Clark H P [Frazer & C}, res Morgan bet 13th and 14th 

Clark W N, tinner, 107 Main 

CLEAVER Dr H T, prof medical dept State University, office Estes House, 
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Cleapier J tailor, res corner 14th and High 

Cleghorn & Alexander, pork packers, office Levee bet Main and Johnson 

Clechorn J W (C & Alexander], res 5th bet Fulton and Franklin 

CLELAND Rey T H, jr, Presbyterian Clergyman, room cor 5th and Fulton 

Clemens Pat, laborer, bds corner Ist and Exchange 

Clendenin H W, foreman Gate City Job Rooms, res Ist and Concert 

Clifford Martin, laborer, res cor 5th and Ridge 

Clifford Pat, laborer, res cor 5th and Ridge 

Coats R, blacksmith, res 10th bet Blondeau and Concert 

Cobb Edgar, carpenter, res 2d and Palean 

Cochran I K, merchant, res cor 7th and Orleans : 

Coda P, carpenter, shop 3d bet Main and Blondeau, res cor 15th and High 


Coda J M, carpenter, shop 3d bet Main and Blondeau, res cor 15thand High | 


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Colemley M, lahorer, res corner 4th and Exchange 

Coleman Mrs, res Palean bet 18th and 19th 

Collier Wm, res Bank bet 12th and 13th 

COLLIER ALEX [R F Bower & Co], res Morgan bet 7th and 8th 

COLLIER D,, ice dealer, res Timea bet 7th and 8th 

Collier Wm, clerk, bds Timea bet 7th and 8th 

Collins Dr M F, allopathist, res cor 10th and High 

COLLINS W B, attorney at law, office 2d near Main, bds 10th and High 

Collins J A M, clerk, bds cor 10th and High ; 

Collins Mary E, laundress, res Concert bet 10th and 11th 

Collins Hiram, teamster for W § Ivins 

Collins Thos, river man, rescor 8th and Carroll 

Colomy M, laborer, res High bet 5th and 6th 

Colonge Antoine, grocery and provision, Main bet Ist and Levee, res same 

Colonge Rock, grocery and provision, bds Main bet 1st and Levee 

Colwell Jesse, carpenter, res 5th bet Main and Johnson 

COMSTOCK & BRO, stove manufacturers 77 Main, foundry cor 12th and 
Johnson 

Comstock Theodore [C & Bro], res Orleans bet 7th and 8th 

Comstock Gilbert [C & Bro], res cor 4th and Fulton 

Comstock G H, foreman stove foundry, bds with Gilbert Comstock 

COMSTOCK, FRANKS & CO, radiator manufacturers, sw cor Istand Main 

Comstock § R [CF & Co], res Bank bet 9th and 10th 

Condit Edward, res Johnson bet 8th and 9th 

Cone W D, medical student, bds Estes House 

CONGDON CHAS, tobacconist, bds Tremont House 

CONKLIN O §, res cor 9th and Bank 

Conley Joseph, brakeman, res Reid’s Addition 

Conn W A, carpenter 6th bet Morgan and Fulton, res cor 9th and Leighton 

Conn Louis, carpenter, bds with Wm Conn 

Conn Henry, clerk, bds Iowa House 

Conn John, laborer, res cor 4th and Carroll 

Conn Wm, laborer, res cor 4th and Carroll 

Conn Thos, laborer, res cor 4th and Carroll ; 

CONNABLE & SMYTH, pork packers and dealers in provisions, office over 
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Connable A L[C & S], res Concert bet 2d and 3d 

Conner Martin, laborer, res cor 6th and Concert 

Conner Dennis, laborer, bds Main bet Ist and Levee 

Conners Win, laborer, bds Bank bet 2d and 2d 

Conners Thos, laborer, bds Bank bet 2d and 3d 

Cenners Wm, laborer, res 5th bet Carroll and Ridge 

Conners Mike, laborer, res 5th bet Carroll and Ridge 

Conners Patrick, laborer, res cor Palean and 6th 

Conray P, laborer, res Morgan bet 15th and 16th 

Conroy Peter, laborer, res cor Timea and 13th 

Conyard John, helper in plow shop, res 14th bet Carroll and Ridge 

Conyers Mrs E, res 14th bet Palean and Carroll 

Cook F, laborer, res High bet 7thand 8th | 

Cook John, machinist, res Carroll bet 8th and 9th 

Cook Cornelius, laborer, res Carroll bet 8th and 9th 


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8. 8. VAIL. 8. ARMITAGE. 8. 8. SAMPLE. 


BUGGY FOUNDRY 


ALIN 
Riachine Shop,. 
CORNER NINTH AND JOHNSON STS.,’ KEOKUK. 


We call the attention of all interested in machinery to our extensive stock 
of improved patterns for Steam Engines, Furnace Irons, Shafting, Fly 
Wheels, Pullies; complete collection of Spur, Bevel, Mitre and Mortise 
Gearing, Spindles, Drum Centres, Flanges, Water Wheels, Pumps, Pipes, 
Saw Mill Irons &c., &c., and the tact that we contract to furnish the best 
Boilers, Chimneys, Breeching, Governors, Injectors, Mill Stones, Bolting 
Cloths, Saws, Belting, Gas Pipe, &c, in the country. 

Builders should give us their orders for House Fronts, Caps, Sills, Grates, 
Columns, Anchors, Sash Weights, Paving, &c. . 

We can supply manufacturers of Agricultural Implements, Wagon Mak- 
ers, Blacksmiths. Iron Merchants, and others with castings, such as Plow 
Blocks, Bolster Plates, Mandrils, Tuyer Irons, Washers, &c. 

We are prepared to make of the best Wrought Iron and Steel, sll kinds of 
Shafting, Spindles, Screws, Bolts, Anchor Rods, Hog Chains, Tools, &c. 

Our facilities for making Brass of any desired quality, Bells, Babbitts and 
Garrett metal and all other alloys are excellent. We also get up Soft Metal 
Packing with despatch. 

We say to Farmers and Molasses makers, that we make nine different 
sizes and styles of Cane Mills, from those adapted to Pony Power, capable of 
grinding for five gallons of molasses per hour, to those adapted to, and 
geared for, Steam Power, capable of grinding for twenty-five gallons of mo- 
lasses per hour. We try to keep samples of several styles on hand. We 
solicit orders from those near home, instead of sending to a distance to 
avoid a warrantee. By manufacturing economically during the dull seasons 
and paying fair but not extravagant commissions to agents, we are able to 
undersell any mill as good and possessing the same capacity. We make 
Furnace Doors, Frames and Grates, and are sole agents for Price’s Self 
Skimming Evaporator, the best and cheapest one in use. 

Having all the patterns of the late Pennsylvania Foundry and Machine Shop, 
we solicit orders for repairs from persons using machinery of that manufacture. 

We pay particular attention to general Repairing, making our charges 
for materials used, and time so employed, conform to our rates upon new 
work. We never take advantage of one’s necessities by extra charges for 
accommodation. 

We have but little Pattern making to do. 

Our Messrs. Vail and Armitage are both thorough mechanics themselves, 
and employ the best to be found. . 

With or many advantages we think we can convince all who give us an 
opportunity that it will pay to patronize us. 


We run the whole year. | 
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Cooper James, laborer, res Ridge bet 3d and 4th 

Cooper Wm, tinner Main bet 6th and 7th, res Fulton bet 10th and 11th 
Cooper D CG, tinner Main bet 6th and 7th, bds Fulton bet 10th and 11th 
Ccpe John, carpenter, res cor 14th and Concert 

Copeland Hugh, carpenter cor Exchange and 4th, res 6th and Morgan 
Copelind Hugh, res cor 3d and Timea 

Copelin J R, dealer in carpets 53 Main, res cor 4th and Fulton ; 
Coppoc Asa, barber, bds Deming House 

Copson E E, bds Simpson House . 

Cornelis Louis, student in Divinity, Catholic Church 

Corsen J T, barber, 2d bet Main and Johnson 

Costelo Pat, laborer, res cor 14th and Carroll 

Costello M, laborer, res cor Ist and Timea 

Costin Wm, engineer D V R R&R, res Reid’s Addition 

Cotton B, machinist, res Morgan bet loth and 16th 

Cover Chester, drayman, res 2d bet Main and Johnson 

COWDEN W BB, city collector, res Reid’s Addition 

Cowles Capt B K, law student, bds cor 2d and Morgan 

Cowley Thos, butcher, res cor Exchange and 6th 

Cox James, res cor 3d and Concert : 

COX JAS F, president State National Bank, res cor 3d and Concert 

COX & IRVIN, grocers, cor 5th and Main 

Cox Chas C [C & I], res Morgan bet 7th and 8th 

Cox James, plasterer, res cor 10th and Carroll 

Cox §, plasterer, bds cor 10th and Carroll 

Cox Patrick, stone mason, res cor 4th and Timea 

Coyle M, laborer, res Reid’s Addition 

CRAIG Rev W G, OS Presbyterian Church, bds with Mrs Hobert 

Crane O M, farmer, res State Road 

CRAIG J H, attorney at law, office court house, res Morgan bet 8th and 9th 
Craig R, colored, laborer, res Main bet 9th and 10th 

Cramore Mrs,res 2d bet Main and Blondeau 

Creel R P, brick mason, res cor 7th and Timea 

Crendler John, laborer, res Ist bet Timea and Des Moines 

CRITTENDEN Rev JN, Ist Presby’n Church, res High bet 10th and 11th 
Crohan Owen, laborer, bds with J Lally 

Crohan John, laborer, res Mason’s Lower Addition 

Cronan J, water cart, res Johnson bet Ist and Levee 

Cross H H, medical student with Dr Winslow, Keokuk Drug Store 

Cross David, colored, drayman, res cor 1éth and Johnson 

Cross Ela, fireman D V R R, bds Ohio House 

Cross & Narrley, butchers, Main bet 4th and Sth 

Cross Thos [C & N], res cor 11th and Bank 

Crouch Wm, teamster, res Johnson bet 2d and 3d 
CROWELL & BOWMAN MRS, milliners, 4th bet Main and Blondeau 
Crowell Wm, brick mason, res cor 6th and Morgan 
Crowle Ben, drayman, res Carroll bet 17th and 18th 

Crowley J, tailor, res cor 5th and Carroll | 
Culbertson Mrs J, res High bet 15th and 16th 

Culbertson Mrs, fruit store, Main bet 4th and 5th 

Culkin Dan, porter, res High bet 8th and 9th 


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SAM'L POLLOCK. JOHN M. BISBEE. BEN. B. JEWELL. 


S. POLLOCK «& Cd., 


No. 118 Main Street, 


KEOKUK, =~ = =~ IOWA. 


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a complete assortment of 


STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIKS, 


Haye on hand at all times, and are constantly receiving from first hands, 
AT WHOLESALE ONDTY! 


To which the attention of City and Country Merchants is invited. Special 
attention paid to filling orders. 


WILLIAM FULTON, Insurance and Real Estate Agent, No. 82 Main St., Up Stairs. 


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Culver J M, foreman Gate City, bds Exchange bet 11th and 12th 
Culver E, engineer D V RR, res cor 6th and Bank 

Cummins Pat, laborer, res cor Istand Bank 

Cunningham J H, carpenter, res Johnson bet 8th and 9th 


CUNNINGHAM & CO, distillersand produce dealers, Keokuk and Montrose | 


Cunningham P [C & Co], res cor 11th and Bank 

Cunningham W H, printer, Constitution Office 

Cunniff John, laborer, res Des Moines bet 6thand7th . 

Curtis Gen S R, maj general U § A, res cor High and 2d 

Curtis H, att’y at law cor 4th and Blondeau, bds 6th bet Concert and High 
Curtis § P, att’y at law, cor 4th and Blondeau, res 6th bet Concert and High 
Curtis J L, patent medicine manufacturer, res cor 6th and Concert 
CURTIS J C & CO, dry goods 78 Main 

Curtis J C [C & Co], res 3d bet Franklin and Fulton 

Curtis R C[C & Co], bds 3d bet Franklin and Fulton 

Curtis John,.laborer, res Timea bet 2d and 3d 

Currier J J, agent transfer company, res Exchange bet 3d and 4th 

Currier T B, carpenter, res cor Morgan and 17th 

CUSHING DR G A [Sanford & C], Keokuk Infirmary cor 12th and Bank 
Cushman F, carp 8th bet Main and Blondeau, res Fulton bet 10th and 11th 
Cushman E, laborer, res Mason’s Lower Addition 

Cutler D M, expressman D V R R, bds Deming House 


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Daggett W L, shoemaker, res 14th bet Concert and High 

Daily H, laborer, res Reid’s Addition 

Daily Thos, stone mason, Reid’s Addition 

Dalton Edward, stone mason, res cor 13th and Palean 

Dalton Thos, stone mason, res 14th bet Carroll and Ridge 
Dalton M, res 14th bet Carroll and Ridge 

Daniel.A, salesman, res Des Moines bet 11th and 12th 
DANIELSON J T, tobacco manufacturer, cor 5th and Main 
Daughters Samuel, sawyer, res cor 2d and Carroll 
DAUGHERTY D OC, grocer on Johnson bet 2d and 3d, res same 
Daugherty J F, res High bet 9th and 10th 

Davern Wm, stone mason, Rees’ Addition 

Davis Mrs B, bds with Mrs M Patterson 


Davis Robt, colored, laborer, res Johnson bet 8th and 9th 
DAVIS C F [Billings & D}, res Concert bet 3d and 4th 


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Davis Dr P, office cor 3d and Main, res 12th bet Main and Blondeau 


Davis F M, baker, res 4th bet Main and Blondeau 

Davis J, drayman, res Exchange bet 1st and 2d 

Day J H, dept recorder, res Blondeau bet 10th and 11th 

Day J §, clerk, bds Blondeau bet 10th and 11th 

Dean L M [Steward & Dj, res Morgan bet 4th and 5th 

Dean & Hill, painters, cor 4th and Blondeau 

Dean J N [D H & H)], res Concert bet 9th and 10th 
DECAILLY REV LOUIS, Catholic Church, cor 10th and Exchange 


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Dedman Jobn, express driver, res Concert bet 5th and 6th 
Delany M, quarryman, res cor Carroll and 8th 
Delaplain J W, printer, res cor 12th and High 
DeLouis H G, porter 179 Main 
DePuzh H, colored, barber, 2d near Main, res 12th bet Des Moines and Palean 
Denslow J F, carriage painter, res 10th bet Morgan and Fulton 
Demer Joseph, bakery and saloon, Levee bet Main and Johnson 
Dempsy Phillips, laborer, res cor 5thand Carroll 
Devou H, brick mason, res cor 10th and Bank 
Dickerson W, colored, laborer, res Ridge bet 15th and 16th 
Dickeson Mrs, res 2d bet Main and Johnson 
Dietz Edward, brick layer, res Nassau Addition 
Dizotell M, laborer, res Mason's Lower Addition 
Dillon John, laborer, res cor 6th and Ridge. 
Dillon S H, clerk, bds Blondeau bet 8th and 9th 
Dillon Thos, laborer, res Reid’s Addition 
Dille E §, tinner, bds at Billings House 
Dillon John, laborer, res Mason’s Lower Addition 
Dimond James, carpenter, res Des Moines bet 6th and 7th 
DIMOND JOHN, boot & shoe shop, Main bet Ist and 2d, res 9th and Carroll 
Dimond J R, shoemaker, res 9th bet Palean and Carroll 
Dilgendein Jacob, gardener, res Exchange bet 16th and 17th 
Disten Wm, res 10th bet Fulton and Franklin 
Dishmore, Henry, colored, laborer, res cor Exchange and 16th 
Dixon Geo C, attorney at law, res cor 12th and Des Moines 
Doak Geo carpenter,’ res Exchange bet 7th and 8th 
Dobyns L C, clerk, res Johnson bet 17th and 18th 
Dolan Tom, laborer, Mason’s Lower Addition 
Dole Mrs F, res cor 4th and Timea 
Dollery John, carpenter, shop 2d bet Main and Blondeau, res Carroll bet 
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Dollins Wn, clerk, res Johnson bet 6th and 7th 
Donnahue John, plasterer, res cor 5th and Palean 
Donnahue J, stone cutter, bds cor 3d and Johnson 
Donnelly Mrs B, res Sth bet Carroll and Ridge 
Doran M, clerk, res cor 12th and Des Moines 
Doran James, laborer, res cor 12th and Des Moines 
Douglas John, Perseverance steamboat, res Exchange bet Ist and 2d 
DOVE Rev WM, colored, res cor Fulton and 16th 
Dowal Victor, gardener, Catholic Church 
Doyle Mrs R, res bes Moines bet 4th and 5th 
DRAKE J C, produce, oyster and fruit dealer, Johnson bet 2d and 3d, res 
cor 16th and Franklin 
Driskell Martin, laborer, res 4th bet Carroll and Ridge 
Driske Daniel, laborer, res Palean bet 4th and Sth 
Drummond & Brown, grocers, Main bet 2d and 3d 
Drummond D 5 [D & B], res High bet 6th and 7th 
DuHuy D, clerk, res Bank bet llth and 12th 
DUNCAN, KARLE & CO, furniture dealers, 140 and 142 Main 
Duncan John Allen [D, K & Co] res Morgan bet 7th and 8th 
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42 \ KEOKUK DIRECTORY. 
HH. BROWNELL, 


ROR vEE of 


Seeks, Siationery, Paper, 
PAPER GOODS, &c., : 
‘CORNER FOURTH AND MAIN STREETS, 


KEOKUK, IOWA. 


Seas Particular attention given to Country Orders, 
KEOKUK BAG FACTORY 
106 MAIN STREET, 
ALWAYS on hand a good supply of FLOUR, GRAIN, WOOL and SALT 
BAGS, 


COTTON, FLAX, JUTE AND PAPER 


wine, .. 
COTTON YARN, CARPET CHAIN, and a complete assortment of 


ATC PIOn'ss 
Perfumery, Fancy Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, &c., at 
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 


Dealers in the above named articles are invited to call and examine our |. 


stock and prices. 
W. A. BEERS. 


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* KEOKUK DIRECTORY. 438 


Duncan James A, brakeman R R, res Reid’s Addition 

Dunkinson Mrs, colored, res Exchang2 bet 15th and 16th alley 

Dunn Thos, laborer, res cor Johnson and 5th 

Dunn H L, insurance agent cor 5th and Blondeau, res High bet 9th and 10th 
Dunn D H, clerk, bds Hich bet 9th and 10th 

Dunn Ned, laborer, res 9th bet Johnson and Exchange 
Dunn Mrs Ella, laundress, res High bet 11th and 12th 
Dunson B, colored, laborer, res Cedar bet 15th and 16th 
Dunagan J C, blacksmith, res Mason’s Lower Addition 
Dunnigan John, laborer, res Mason’s Upper Addition 
Dunagan Joseph, machinest, bds with J C Dunagan 
Durvee B F, ship carpenter, res Carroll bet 17th and 18th 
Durkee G P, clerk, cor 4th and Main 

Durkee J A, res 5th bet Fulton and Franklin 

Durochers A, boiler maker, bds Palean bet 6th and 7th 
Dwyer Hugh, section master RR, res Des Moines bet 5th and 6th 
Dwyer James, laborer, res 12th bet Orleans and Avenue 


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Earley John, clerk, res cor 9th and Carroll 

Earley James, clerk, bds cor 9th and Carroll 

Eaton O, teamster, res Franklin bet 9th and 10th 

Ebersole A, carpenter, res Bank bet 12th and 13th 

Ebner Joseph, Franklin House, Main bet 10th and 11th 

Echart Henry, teamster, res cor 5th and Des Moines 

Edckorn John, boatman, res Johnson bet 7th and 8th 

EDWARDS WM, attorney at law, Atheneum Building, bds Deming House 

Egan Mike, cooper, res Reid’s Addition 

Egan Peter, cooper, res Reid’s Addition 

EHINGER Dr GEO E, homeopathist 4th bet Main and Blondeau 

EHRLICH H [Marks & I], entrance Hall Estes Hous 

Eicher Peter, farmer, res Fulton bet 2d and 3d ; 

Elarton Wm, laborer, res Palean bet 5th and 6th 

Elerick G W, carpenter, Johnson bet 17th and 18th 

Elerich August, carpenter, res cor 18th and Blondeau 

Elerton James, huckster, res 4th bet Main and Johnson 

Elgin H, feed store, 5th bet Main and Johnson, res Blondeau bet 8th and 9th 

Elgin M D, city feed store, res Blondeau bet 8th and 9th 

Eliot Thos, laborer, res cor Fulton and 10th 

Elliott Frank L, machinist, bds Exchange bet 7th and 8th 

Elliott F, bar keeper, res cor Johnson and 2d 

ELMORE ‘THOS, brick layer, Elmore House cor 8th and Main 

Elmore J H, mail agent, bds Tremont House 

Elmstedt John, tobacco manufacturer, cor 5th and Johnson 

Elser Joseph, laborer, res Exchange bet 13th and 14th 

ENGELHART GEO, blacksmith Johnson bet 3d and 4th, res Fulton 
bet 8th and 9th 

Engelke Geo, vinegar manufacturer, Simpson House, bds Billings House 

Engler John, carpenter, res 2d bet Main and Blondeau 


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44 \ KEOKUK DIRECTORY. | | 
J. M. SHELLEY, 


(Successor to Cox & Shelley, ) 


alti and Jobber of 


ste uBEDS, CLOT 


| AND 


N O EES @) N S, 
98 Iiain Street, | Keokuk, lowa, 
A, MILLER & Co., 


BOILER MAKEE HES. 


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2) WORKERS, 
Foot of Fifth St, Near Godman Bros. Pork House, : 


KHOKUE, IOWA, 


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Repairing done on short notice and most reasonable terms. All 
work warranted. Old Boilers bought and sold. . 


| WILLIAM FULTON, Insurance and Real Estate Agent, No. 82 Main St., Up Stairs. 


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KEOKUK DIRECTORY. 


English John, water cart, res Reid’s Addition 

Emerick Jacob, harness maker, res 3d bet Main and Johnson 

EMERSON J H, photographer 113 Main a 

EMERSON C H, straw bleacher, and sewing machine agent, cor 4th and 
Blondeau, res cor 6th and Concert 

Emminger J H, cutter at Hess, Stern & Co’s, res Bank bet 6th and 7th 

Epps Stephen, colored, laborer, res cor 10th and Fulton 

Erhart Leonard, laborer, res cor Johnson and 14th 

Essig J H, confectioner, res Main bet 4th and 5th 

Esquelont H, machinist, res Mason’s Lower Addition 

Estes J L, real estate dealer,over Ist Nat Bank, res Franklin bet 6th and 7th 

Estes J C, tinner Main bet 11th and 12th, res alley bet 12th and 13th and 
Bank and Timea 

Ethridge H L, clerk Keokuk Packet Depot, res Ist bet Main and Blondeau 

Evans E, laborer, res Morgan bet 16th and 17th 

Evans J P, rectifying, Wholesale Liquors, Main bet 6th and 7th, res 10th 
bet Main and Johnson : 

Evans Thos, boiler maker, res Ford’s Addition 

Everett Miss P, music teacher, res cor 5th and Fulton 

Evoy Mrs M, res cor 9th and Johnson 

Ewers Wn, butcher, Main bet 11th and 12th, res same 

Eyres Rebt, carpenter, res Johnson bet 11th and 12th ' ' 


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Faber Anthony, boiler maker, res Reid’s Addition 

Faber & Keppel, grocers, 4th bet Main and Johnson 

Faber John [F & K], bds Reid’s Addition 

| Faber H, baker, 4th bet Main and Blondeau 

_ Facktley M, clerk, 4th bet Main and Blondeau 

Fairchiid Geo H, book-keeper at Kellogg, Birge & Co, bds Deming House 

FALK H [Younker & F}, dry goods, res 4th bet Main and Blondeau 

Fallen James, laborer, r:s 4th bet Des Moines and Palean 

Fanhart Jacob, wagon maker, bds cor 13th and Blondeau 

Fanning Mrs B, res Bank bet 7th and 8th 

Fanning Patrick, laborer, res cor 4th and Ridge 

Fanquier Mrs M, res Timea bet 12th and 13th 

Farall P W, plasterer, res Ridge bet 9th and 10th 

Yarnsworth J C, res Blondeau bet 5th and 6th 

Farmer Geo C [Lee & F], res Orleans bet 6th and 7th 

Farmulin D, laborer, res Johnson bet 16th and 17th 

coiled BEN, Gate City Mills cor 17th and Main, res Franklin bet 15th 
and 16th 

Farrarher M, stone mason, res Des Moines bet 5th and 6th 

Earrarher Michael, laborer, res Palean bet 5th and 6th 

¥arrarher Thos, laborer, bds Palean bet 5th and 6th 

FARRAR & AVERY, boots and shoes 103 Main 

Farrar H § [F & A], rescor 4th and Orleans 

Farrier Thos, currier, res Johnson bet 4th and 5th 

Forris Samuel, painter, res Bank bet 6th and 6th 


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46 : KEOKUK DIRECTORY. 
ATER ne det ha i 
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KHEOKUEK, IOWA. 


SPIESBERGER, MAYER & oe 


Wholesale and Retail Desloa in 


FOREIGN & DOMESTIC 


DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, 
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PHILADELPHIA STORE, No. ll Main Street, 


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WILLIAM FULTON, Insurance and Real Estate Agent, No. 82 Main St., Up Stairs. 


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Farris A, tailor, res cor 8d and Fulton 

Feely Thos, porter, res Johnson bet 12th and 13th 

Feeny Mark, laborer, bds Des Moines bet 10th and 11th 

Fegan T H, clerk, res Franklin het Sth and 9th 

'Fehan Thos, laborer, res cor 4th and Exchange 

Felt Geo B [Vandergrift & F], res cor 8th and Exchange 

Ferguson H J, laborer, Main bet 6th and 7th 

Ferree J D, clerk, res 10th and Blondeau 

Ferrell John, saloon, res Johnson bet 3d and 4th occu ae 
Finler John, blacksmith, Mason’s Lower Addition 

FINIGAN JOHN [R F Bower & Co], res Franklin bet 11th and 12th 
Finnerty Pat, stone mason, res Des Moines bet 10th and 11th 
Finnerty Pat, jr, shoemaker, bds with Pat Finnerty 

Finnerty John, shoemaker, res 4th bet Main and Blondeau 

Finnerty Mrs M, dressmaker, shop 4th bet Main and Blondeau 
Fisher John, engineer, res 9th and Carroll 

Fisher P G, saloon, 2d bet Main and Johnson 

Fitzer Jacob, clerk, Main. bet 6th and 7th 

Fitzsimmons John, laborer, res 3d bet Johnson and Exchange 

Fiavell Wm, engraver, res Exchange bet 3d and 4th 

Flavell R H, printer, bds with Wm Flavell 

Flavell 'T F, printer, bds with Wm Flavell 

Foley Mrs H, res 5th and Carroll 

Foley Patrick, laborer, res 5th and Carroll 

Foley Tim, laborer, res Des Moines bet 5th and 6th 

Folsom ‘I’ J, res 4th bet Blondeau and Concert aaa 
FOOTE R B, Cashier Ist Nat Bank, 83 Main-st, res 7th and High . 
Ford James, teamster, res 4th bet Des Moines and Palean 

FORD E R, Pres’t Keokuk Manuf Co, res Ist and High 

Ford Timothy, laborer, res Main bet 17th and 18th 

Ford Thomas, teamster, res Carroll bet 7th and 8th 

FORD D W [Raplee & F}, res Morgan bet 3d and 4th 

Ford Jacob, Keokuk Manuf Co, res 7th and Bank 

Ford H §, bds 7th and Bank 

Ford Mike, laborer, Reid’s Addition 

Fordenbury Dan, colored, fireman Timea between 8th and 9th 
Forker Wm, baggage master, railroad, bds Exchange bet Ist and 2d 
Foreman W H, tailor, 2d bet Main and Johnson, res Main bet Ist and 2d 
Foster P D, dry goods, Main bet 2d and 3d, res 6th and Morgan 
Foster C F, clerk, bds 6th and Morgan 

Foster W H, sergeant U S A, 2d bet Main and Johnson 

Fowler J R, lime burner, river, near Stotts’ Mill 

Foust P, carpenter, res 5th and Des Moines 

Fox L, colored, carpenter, res 14th bet Concert and High 

Fox John, shoemaker, res 1st bet Des Moines and Palean 

Fletcher ‘Thomas, stone mason, Franklin bet 8th and 9th 


Fletcher Wm, clerk, res 9th and Des Moines ree 


Fletcher Geo, butcher, 5th bet Concert and High, res 6thand Fulton 
Fletcher Geo, jr, butcher, bds with Geo Fletcher 

Fletcher P F, express driver, residence 3d bet Main and Blondeau 
Fleming R L. farmer, Bank bet 14th and 15th 


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= KEOKURK DIRECTORY. 
Hi. N. BOSTWICK & CoO, 


Wholessle and Retsil Dealers in Staple and Fancy , 
DR YT Goonrvs, 
NOTIONS, | | 
Carpets, Oil Cloths and Window Shades, 
S7 MAIN STREET, 
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JOHN T. WILKINSON, 


Wholesale and Retail Dealer in 


UU, ALUIUINGS, FATS, 
OILS, VARNISHES, PERFUMERY, DYES, 


Window Glass and Glass Ware, Brushes, &c,, &c,, 
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Fleming John, farmer, 20th and Plank Road 
Fleming D, clerk, bds with John Fleming 
Fleming M, elerk, bds Exchange bet 14th and 15th 
Flinn Pat, laborer, res 4th and Exchange 
Flinn Mrs C, 6th and Carroll 
Flint Chas EH, teamster, res Palean bet 2d and 3d 
Flohr H, gardener, bds with H Weyand 
Floyd John G, engineer, res 2d bet Blondeau and Concert 
Floyd IJsaizh, foundryman, bds Tremont House 
Frank Mrs C, 14th bet Exchange and Bank 
FRANK CHAS, jr [Wende & F], res 14th and Exchange 
Frank C, res 14th and Exchange 
FRANKS W W [Comstock, F & Co], res 10th bet Main and Johnson 
Franks J M, sheet iron worker, Ist and Main 
FRANK SIMON (Hess, Stern & Co], bds Blondeau bet 2d and 3d 
Fraser Hugh, cutter, res 8th and Franklin f 
Fraser & Clatk, tailors, Main bet 4th and 5th 
Fraser John, [F & C] res Blondeau bet 11th and 12th 
Frazier F, painter, res High bet 13th and 14th 
Fredricks John, carpenter, res Bank bet 9th and 10th 
Fredricks D, stone mason, res 15th bet High and Morgan 
French J B, carpenter, res Reids’ Addition 
French Wm, Blondeau bet 10th and 11th 
FROEHLINGER T, [Wustron & F], butcher, res Main bet 11th and 12th 
Froehlinger, M saloon, Main bet 11th and 12th, res same 
Frost J R, wagon maker, res 12th and Concert 
‘Fruin J, laborer, res 5th bet Concert and High 
Fry G T, tobacconist, res Main bet 2d and 8d 
Fry Mrs R A, milliner, store Main bet 2d and 3d 
Fry J C, carrier Daily Gate City, bds with G T Fry 
Fry Geo A, clerk, bds with G T Fry 
Fry Robert, carrier Daily Gate City, bds with G T Fry | 
Fryer John, baggage master D V R R, res Des Moines bet 4th and 5th 
Fuller Dr. E E, allopathist, res Blondeau bet 12th and 13th 
“FULLER G 5S [Kerr & F], bds with E E Fuller 
FULLER C, saloon, Main bet 9th and 10th, res same - 
FULTON WM, insurance agent, 82 Main, res 7th bet Morgan and Fulton 
Furman & Maxwell, agents, house furnishing goods, 86 Main street 
Furman Geo C[F & Mj, res 7th bet Morgan and Fulton 
FULTON , Dept. 0.5. Marshal, res 7th and Exchange 


Gabricl H, teamster, bds 2d and Carrol] 

Gafford Joseph, merchant, res cor 7th and High 

Gage A, res Morgan bet 15th and 16th 

Gaisser E, iron railing manuf, Main bet 10th and 11th, res 16th and Palean 

Gallagher Owen, saloon, cor 3d and Johnson, residence same 

Galleon Nelson, colored, boatman, res Exchange bet 5th and 6th 

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0 ' KEOKUK DIRECTORY. } 


KISER & HILIIS, 


DEALERS IN 


INOTIONS, HOOP SKIRTS, &c., 


No. 96 Main Street, Keokuk, Iowa. 
LOW A STATES 
INSURANCE COMPANY, 


KEOKUEK, IOWA. 


PRG OM OF ATT ED ys SIS . 


secretary's Office, Second Street, near Main, 


DIRECTCORS. 
$8. HAMIL, Wholesale Grocer; H. TUCKER; 
H. D. WOODWARD, Dry Goods; H. K. LOVE, Pres. Ist. Nat. Bank; 
kK. F. BOWER, Wholesale Grocer ; A. V. LEOPOLD, Saddler ; 
A. L. CONNABLE, Pork Packers ; 8. E. CAREY, Queensware Merchant; 
J.J. BRICE ; E. MANNING, Keosauqua ; 
A. BROWN, Commission Merchant. ISAIAH MEEK, Bonaparte; 

8. RICHARDS, Bentonsport. 

SMITH HAMILL. President, SAMUEL E. CAREY, Treasurer, 


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Garber C, bds Deming House 

Gardner H D, printer, bds Ohio House 

Garrison J W, carpenter, res Exchange bet 12th and 18th 

Games B F, brakeman on railroad, res Palean bet 14th and 15th 
Games Mrs, res Blondeau bet Ist and Levee 

Games John, news agent on railroad, res 12th bet Bank and Timea 
Garlick H I, machinist, res 2d bet Exchange and Bank 
GARLINGHOUSE A A & CO, marble werks, Main bet Ist and 2d 
Garlinghouse A A [A A G & Co], res 11th and Morgan 
Garlinghouse, GC [A A G & Co], res 11th and Morgan 
Garthoff Wm, machinist Johnson bet 17th and 18th 
Garrerty Owen, laborer, res Reid’s Addition 

Garverich Martin, clerk, with Wm N Sturgis 

Garvy Jack, fireman on railroad, bds City Hotel 

Gavin John; laborer, res 16th het Concert and High 
Gavin John, laborer, res 10th and Desmoines 

Gavin John, laborer, res 8th and Morgan 

Geary M, laborer,.res 5th bet Main and Johnson 

Geary James, laborer, bds with M Geary 

Gebhardt M C, clerk, bds 6th and Bank 

Gellespie Clay, riverman, res 9th bet Palean and Carroll 
Gena Wn, brick maker, res High bet 13th and 14th 
Genter Frank, shoemaker, Johnson bet 2d and 3d, res same 
Genyerd M, colored, laborer, Morgan bet 3d and 4th 
Gernhard W, saloon, Main bet 12th and 13th, res same 
Gesman N J, carpenter, bds 2d and Carroll 

Gesser Joseph, laborer, Exchange bet 14th and 15th 
Gesford Joseph, clerk, res 6th and Exchange 

Geyer John, runner at Ohio House 

GIBBONS PAT liquor dealer, 7th and Main, res 7th and Grand Avenue 
Gibson D, engincer on railroad, bds Bank bet 12th and 13th 

Giffin Isaac, cooper, shop Reid’s Addition, res 1st bet Exchange and Bank 
Gilbert & Co, vinegar manufactory, Simpson House 

Gilbert O M[G & Co], vinegar manufactory, res Simpson House 

Gill N, planer, Reid’s Addition 

Gillespie Shaw, porter, res Franklin bet 4th and 5th 

Gillespie Chas, pilot, res Levee bet Concert and High 

Gillespie Albert, laborer, res Johnson bet Ist and 2d 

Gillmore H R, res Fulton bet 5th and 6th 

GILMORE Rf H, attorney at law, office 2d near Main, res 4th and High 
Gilmore Geo, carpenter, 5th bet High and Morgan, res 13th and Orleans 
GIVIN JOHN, general ticket agent, D V R R, res Avenue bet 6thand 7th 
Givins Geo, colored, carpenter, Palean bet 17th and 18th 

Glasner A, clerk bds Rebstock Hotel 

Gleason John, teamster, bds 7th and Exchange 

Gleason James, teamster, bds 7th and Exchange 

Gleason, David, laborer, bds 7thand Exchange 

Glenn Lawrence, laborer, res 4th bet Bank and Timea 

Glover W A, clerk in post office, bds 12th and Timea 

Godart L, teamster, res alley bet 12th and 13th, Bank and Timea 
GODMAN & BRO, pork packers, office over Voorhics’ hat store 


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UNIGN LivE STOCE 
INSURANCE COMPANY, 


| KEOKUK, IOWA. 
With Agencies in almost every Town and Village in lowa, Missouri and Illinois, 


Authorized by the Laws of Iowa. 


CAPITAL STOCK, - « -«~ SlO0,000 


tor Insurance on Horses, Jacks, Mules and Cattle 


Against Loss by Death, Accident and Theft, or Either. 


As may be agreed with the applicants, upon the most favorable conditions: 
and at as low rates as those of any other responsible company. 

The officers and members of this Company are among the most respon- 
sible and prompt business men of the West. The Company, and all its 
officers and agents, will at all times deal fairly and liberally with all its 
customers, and will pay all its losses promptly. 

H. W. SAMPLE, President. WM. TIMBERMAN, Vice Prest. 
JAS. F. COX, Treasurer. ERIE J. LEECH, Secretary. 


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Godman T J [G & Bro], res 4th and High 
Godman Geo [G & B], bds 4th and High ef 
Goebel August, shoemaker, res 7th bet Johnson and Exchange 
Goin E, colored, plasterer, res 16th and Exchange 

Golding H, laborer, res 4th and Timea 

GOODWIN G §, merchant, 5th bet Main and Johnson 
Goodwin S H, clerk, 5th bet Main and Johnson 

Goodwin J, engineer on railroad, res 2d and Blondeau 

Goodrich M, wharfmaster, res Concert bet 1st and 2d 

Gordon N, colored, boatman, res Exchange bet 17th and 18th 
Gorgas D N, clerk, res Exchange bet 11th and 12th 

Gorin G & Co, grocers, 2d street, Athenzum Building 

Gorin G[G & Co}, res 4th bet Morgan and Fulton 

Gorin H M [G& Co], res Fulron bet 12th and 13th 

Gorin I A, clerk, bds 4th bet Morgan and Fulton 

Gorin H J, clerk, bds 4th bet Morgan and Fulton 

Gornmer H, carpenter, res Johnson bet 7th and 8th 

Gosnell Thos, laborer, res 14th and Timea 

Grady Frank, expressman, bds Deming House 

Gram Henry, clerk, Nos 5 and 6, Estes House 

GRAHAM H, teacher, bds with Col J C Parrott 

Graham Wn, res Bank bet 10th and 11th 

Graham J B, architect and builder, res Exchange bet 7th and 8th 
Graham Wn, carpenter, res 14th and Franklin 

Graham E L, ship carpenter, res Ridge bet Sth and 9th 

Graley M, tinner, res Palean bet 5th and 6th 

Grantield John, laborer, res Ridge bet 5th and 6th 

Graves Chas, colored, laborer, bds Bank bet 14th and 15th 
Graves Elzy, colored, laborer, res 18th and Ridge 

Gray Robert, trader, res 8th and Orleans 

Graver Henry, laborer at plow shop, res Mason’s Lower Addition 
Green Thos, laborer, res Reid’s Addition 

Green J H. boatman, res 6th and ‘Timea 

Greenfield E H, saloon, Simpson House, res same 

Greenshlat P, laborer, res Main bet 7th and 8th 

Greenhow Geo F, clerk, 4th and Main 

Greenwald I, wagon maker, res 18th and Ridge 

GREGG M, Ast, dry goods, Nos 5 and 6 Estes House, res 8th and Timea 
Gregg Thos, clerk, bds 8th and Timea 

Gregory A, colored, laborer, Concert bet 10th and 11th 
Gremminger I’, saloon, 12th and Main, res same 

Gregg Mrs Mary B, res 13th and Concert 

GREY WALTER §, carpenter, res Reid’s Addition 

Grey Geo, teamster, res 6th and Carroll 

Grice John, machinist, res Rees’ Addition 

Griges T, carpenter, res 15th and Bank 

Griftin M, laborer, res Exchange bet Ist and Levee 

Griffith Thos, grocer, Main bet 10th and 11th, res 15th and High 
Griflith Archie, drayman, res 5th and Concert 

Griffin'J, laborer, residence 2d between Bank and Timea 

Griflith J P, carpenter, res 7th and Johnson 


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KEOKUK, IOWA, 
IMPORTER OF PURE 


Brandies, Wines,Rums,Gins,lrish and Scotch Whiskies, &c, 


DOMESTIC LIQUORS, CORDIALS, &c., 


Agent for the Principal Rye and Bourbon Distilleries in Pennsylvania and 
Kentucky, and sole Proprietor of the Celebrated old 


“SPIRIT OF °76.” 


ALSO 


Proprietor of the GIBBONSVILLE DISTILLERY, where the 
highest market price will be paid for Corn, Rye, Ship 
Stuffs, Hogs and Cattle. 


i. IW. PHARCE,, 


PAPER RULER, 


EOoK-BINDER, 


M'Cune's Building, Corner Main and Second Sts, 
: KEOKUIE, IOW A. ; 


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Griffin P, laborer, res 2d near Main 

Griffin James, stone cutter, res 2d and Timea 

Griffey J C, pilat, res Timca bet 3d and 4th 

Griffey & Lane, carpenters, 11th bet Main and Blondeau 

Griffey J 'T’, carpenter, shop, 11th bet Main and Blondeau,res 14th and High 
Griffey Gustavus, clerk, bds 14th and High 

Griswold W A, conductor D V RB R, res Sth and High 

Gross Margaret, colored, Concert, bet 5th and 6th 

Gross Chas, shoemaker, res Bank bet 13th and 14th 

Grouse Andrew, boatman, res Bank bet 14th and 15th 

Grogan Pat, stone cutter, res Carroll bet 5th and 6th 

Grove Mrs Mary E, res Johnson bet Ist and 2d 

Grove C H, cook onsteamboat, bds Johnson bet Ist and 2d 
Grovenberry W F, runner, Tremont House 

GUNN F R [Johnson & Co], res 11th bet Bank and Timea 
Gunn mrs R, res 16th and Bank 

GUILKEY G OC, blacksmith, railroad, Reid’s Addition 

Gunnis D C, cutter, bds 6th and Concert 

Guttman Joseph, tobacconist, Main near 2d, bds Young America 
Guy C C, shoemaker, res 4th bet Exchange and Bank 


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Hackett M, laborer, res 8th bet Palean and Carroll 

Hacket Chas, colored, carpenter, res 9th and Timea 

Haerdoen Victor, salesman, stove store, res 10th and Fulton 

Hagan Wi, water cart, res Des Moines, bet 4th and 5th 

HAGERMAN B F, office 8d and Johnson, res Timea bet 8th and 9th 

Hagerman James, law student, bds Timea bet 8th and 9th 

HAGNY GEO, collar maker, 5th bet Blondeau and Concert, res Concert 
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Hagny 8 L, collar maker, res 5th bet Fulton and Franklin 

Hagny A, saddle and harness maker, 73 Main, res 4th and Fulton 

Hahle Mrs C, res 13th and Blondeau / 

Haines D, engineer, 7th bet Blondeau and Concert 

Haines Chas, farmer, 20th and Plank Road 

Haines Dr J, allopathist, res Blondeau bet 2d and 3d 

HALE O C, Cashier State Nat Bank, bés 4th bet Fulton and Franklin 

Hall Jackson, colored, boatman 18th and Ridge 

Hall Isaac, teamster, res 1Uth and Morgan 

Hall W_ H, res Concert bet 2d and 3d 

Hall Lorenzo, colored, laborer, res 9th bet Johnson and Exchange 

Hall A, mate on steamboat, res Morgan between 8th and 9th 

Hallewell James, res 2d and Des Moines ; 

Hallowell Jasper, brakeman on railroad, res Exchange bet Ist and 2a 

Hallowell John R, bds with C § Kinderdine 

HAMBLETON & HUISKAMP, wholesale boots and shoes, 93 Main 

Hambleton B F [H & Huiskamp] res 5th and Franklin 

Hamburger S A, book-keeper, bds Young America 

Yamel Wm, fruit store, 81 Main, bds Johnson bet 6th and 7th 


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Ea". Et. OXCON RIOR, 


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ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN 
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Proprietor of the 


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Qne Mile above the Packet Landing, 


WILLIAM FULTON, Insurance and Real Estate Agent, No. 82 Main St., Up Stairs. 


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Hamel Mrs C, res Johnson bet 6th and 7th 

Hamelton Thos, colored, teamster, bds 10th bet Exchange and Bank 
Hammes John, drayman, res 2d and Des Moines 

Hamill 8 J, grocer, Main bet 7th and 8th, res Des Moines and 11th 
HAMILL S & CO, wholesale grocers 4th and Main 
Hamill S8 [S H & Co], Morgan bet 6th and 7th 

Hamill D B [S H & Co], bds Morgan bet 6th and 7th 
Hamilton John, 7th and Morgan‘ 

Hamilton James, produce broker, bds with Jobn Hamilton 
Hamilton B F, cooper, res Palean bet 7th and 8th 

Hanham H, mattrass maker, near toll gate 

Hanna C T, miller, Imperial Mills, bds Billings House 
Hanna R M, printer, bds Billings House 

Hans Mathias, moulder, res Johnson bet 17th and 18th 
Hanson, A P, brick maker, res 11th and Palean 

Hanson A, laborer, res Mason’s Lower Addition 

Haps Geo, laborer, res Main bet Ist and Levee 

Haps John, printer, Gate City Office 

Hardin H res 12 and Franklin 

Hardin P, laborer, res Blondeau bet 9th and 10th 

Harden H, collar maker, bds i2th and Franklin 

Harden E, Iowa House, Levee bet Main and Blondeau 
Hardesty ‘Thos, brick mason, res 12th Timea bet and Bank 
Hardesty Geo W, brick mason, Blondeau bet 9th and 10th 
Harmon Leroy, drayman, 12th bet Main and Johnson 
Harris R T, shoemaker, 3d bet Main and Blondeau 

Harris M A, shoemaker, bds 3d bet Main and Johnson 
Harris F M, clerk Young America 

Harris P, tailor, res Franklin and 15th 

Harrison, Wm, hostler, Johnson & Co’s livery stable 
Harrison E H, res 4th bet Concert and High | 
Harrison Wm E, lessee penitentiary, bds 4th bet Concert and High 
Harrington Dan, watchman, railroad, res 6th bet Carroll and Ridge 


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Hart Mrs B, res 2d and Timea 

Hartegan R, stone mason, res 6th and Cedar 

Hartegan M, stone mason, Orleans bet 8th and 9th 

Hartegan John, laborer, res Mason’s Upper Addition 

Hartley Thos, machinist, res Carroll bet 9th and 10th 

Harvey M, jeweler, bds 14th and Main 

Harvey W (©, merchant, res 11th bet Bank and Timea 

Harvey OD, clerk, bds 11th bet Bank and Timea 

Harwood Joseph, carpenter, res High bet 12th and 18th 

Harwood Edgar, painter, bds with Joseph Harwood 

Hatfield Mrs M, res Des Moines bet 4th and 5th 

Hartel John, stone mason, res Des Moines bet 13th and 14th 
HASSALL Rey ROBT, Unitarian Church, res Grand Avenue ! 
Haskin W 4H, painter, 15th bet High and Morgan 

Haven Danie), laborer, bds Ohio House 

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VW RE BA COR, 
3 ACS, 
North-West Corner 7th and Main, Keokuk, Iowa, 
GEORGE BLAND, 


WAGON AND BLACKSMITH SHOP, 
Main Street, near 12th, Keokuk, Iowa. 


All kinds of Blacksmithing Done. 


A, H. BRONSON, 
PHYSICIAN AND APOTHECARY, 


ATTENDS TO | 
OFEICH PRACTICEH, 


Icy” And keeps a good assortment of MEDICINES for family and general use, 


Corner Ninth and Main-sts., Kzoxux, Iowa. 


24008 BAER. JOHN LEISY. ISAAC LEISY 


BAEHR & LEISY BRO’ S; 


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Hawkins H, carpenter, res 14th and High 

Haxel Wn, bar tender, bds 3d and Concert ; 

Hayes Mrs C, res 3d and Ridge : 

Heaight Thos, Agent St Louis Packet Co, res Ist and Concert 

Heanemann John, tailor, res 12thand Timea 

Heaslip Mrs A H, res 5th bet Fulton and Franklin 

Hedges N G, farmer, 5th bet Fulton and Franklin 

Heeddnar A, moves buildings, res Exchange bet 17th and 18th 

Hettleman H, stock dealer, High bet 14th and 15th 

Hefner H, laborer, res 20th and Plank Road 

Hegeman JD, tailor, bds Reid’s Addition 

Hegeman Wn, tailor, bds Reid’s Addition 

HEISER RUDOLPH, druggist, 212 Main, res same 

HEISER CHAS, saloon keeper, 2d bet Main and Johnson 

Heisth Joseph, clerk, 111 Main 

Helfrig Jo, tailor, 79 Main 

Heller Frank, cattle dealer, res Bank bet 15thand 16th 

Helman H laborer, Reid’s Addition 

HELWICK J, shoemaker, 3d bet Main and Johnson, res 7th and Bank 

Hendrics A, laborer, res Exchange bet 13th and 14th 

HENDERSON J & H, patent loom manufactory, Main bet 12th and 13th 

Henderson J G@ [J & H H], res St Francisville Road 

Henderson H T {J & H H}, res St Francisville road 

HENNEMAN CHAS, coppersmith, Main bet 13th and 14th, res Exchange 
bet 12th and 13th 

Henniss Joseph, tailor, res 3d and Fulton 

Hendrickson Jolin, porter, res Leyee bet Blondeau and Concert 

Henry Mrs C, res Exchange bet 13th and 14th 

Henry Nicholas, colored, laborer, res 10th and Morgan 

Henry Wm, carpenter res 5th bet Main and Johnson 

Hepps A, laborer, res Palean bet 5th and 6th 

Hering A, cigar maker, bds Barrett House 

Herrick James, laborer, res 8th and Carroll 

Hesper Cornelius, laborer, res 16th and Cedar 

HESS, STERN & CO merchant tailors, Nos 52 Main and 2 2d 

HESSE & ZINDEL, grocers, Sth and Main 

Hesse L. [H & Z] res 16th and Johnson 

HEULE & BLOM, soap manufactory, Mason’s Lower Addition 

Heule John [H & B], res Palean bet 9th and 10th 

Hiatt J M, lumber merchant, 6th and Morgan 

Hickey James, stone mason, res 6th and Palean 

Hickey M, stone mason, Orleans bet Sth and 9th 

Hickman Chas, carpenter, bds at the Simpson 

Hickman Wn, laborer, Fulton bet 12th and 13th 

HICKS Dr M W, dentist, office 2d bet Main and Johnson 

HIGGINS & HIGHAM, grocery and feed store, 193 and 195 Main 

Higgins @ I [H & H], res 12th and Blondeau 

High §, teamster, res Bank bet Ist and 2d 

HIGHAM J S[{H & H], res High bet 12th and 13th 

HIGHAM A, grocer, Main bet 10th and 11th, res Concert bet 12th and 13th 

Higham Chas, grocer, bds with A Higham 


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60 KEOKUK DIRECTORY. 


ROLER'T HH. BLAIR, 
Photographer and Ambrotypist, 
Northwest Cor. Third and Main Sts., Keokuk, Iowa. 
a aaa ee enn cen 
J. RE Et UO EF, 


Proprietor 


“YOUNG AMERICA,” 


Johnson St., bet. 2d and 34d, Hegieie, Iowa. 
AYRES, MANTT & AYRES, 
, Importers of 
WATORES, CLOCKS AND FRWRERY, 


FINE SILVER AND PLATED WARE. 


IL> Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired. Engraving neatly executed. £1] 
Dealers in Pianos, Cabinet Organs and Musical Merchandise, 


YC? Oval Frames (gilt and rosewood), and Gilt Moulding. Agents for Wheeler & Wilson's 
Sewing Machines 


GY Main Street, KReolkuk, Iowa. 


KEOKUK MANUFACTURING CO, 


(SUCCESSOR TO FORD & CO.) 


Savwr Will, Planing Ill, 


SASH and DOGR FACTORY, 


Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds of 


Lumber, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, 
SCROLL-WORK, BALLUSTERS, NEWEL POSTS, 
PUMP TUBING, BROOM HANDLES, WASH BOARDS, PACKING BOXES, &, &e, 
FOURTH STREET, BELOW MAIN, 


E. R. FORD, Pres’t. Ct £4 TF a! ta 7 : 4 ES 
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WILLIAM FULTON, Insurance and Real Estate Agent, No. 82 Main St., Up Stairs. 


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HIGHAM C UL, second hand store, 3d bet Main and Johnson, bds Concert 


bet 12th and 13th 


Hilden Geo, Main bet 10th and 11th res Johnson bet 12th and 13th 


Hill E, colored, laborer, res Fulton bet 11th and 12th 

Hill Nelson, shoemaker, res Cedar bet 12th and 13th 

Hill Capt R E, Northern Line steamboat, ‘Timea near 8th 
Hill James, clerk, res Blondeau bet 4th and 5th 

Hill Geo (Dean & H], painter, res Blondeau bet 4th and 5th 
HILLIS D B [Kiser & H] res Blondeau bet 3d and 4th 


HILTON GEO O, nurseryman, Des Moines Avenue, Hilton’s Addition 


HINE A, captain steamboat, res Ist bet Blondeau and Concert 
Hines E C, pilot, res Blondeau bet Ist and Levee 
Hine John, res 16th and Exchange 

HINER JOHN, butcher, res Ist bet Main and Blondeau 
Hines ©, tailor, 8d near Main, res same 

Hines T, laborer, Reid’s Addition 

Hines Jacob, on steamboat, bds Smith house 

Hinman B B, merchant, res 8th and Morgan 

Hirst James, carpenter, res 17th and Timea 

Hirsch Henry, clerk, 109 Main 

Hirt Chas, book-binder, res Palean bet 4th.and 5th ; 
Hixson James, carpenter, Franklin bet 15th and 16th - 
Hoagland A, merchant, res 11th bet Bank and Timea 
Hoagland O T, teamster, Carroll between 6th and 7th 
Hocmeyer Chas, laborer, res Palean bet 14th and 15th 
Hoeffer Chris, carpenter, res 16th bet Bank and Exchange 
Hoeffer Wm, collar maker, res 16th and Exchange 

Hoey Mrs R J, res Morgan and 15th be 

Hoftman Geo, laborer, res 5th and Exchange 

Hofiman John, cattle dealer, bds 10th and Bank 

Hoffman P, carpenter, res Main bet 11th and 12th 

Holliday Wm, pilot, res Blondeau bet Ist and 2d 

Holliday Wm, jr, pilot, bds Blondeau bet Ist and 2d 

Holliday Theodore, bds Blondeau bet 1st and 2d | 
Hollingsworth E, carpenter, res Des Moines bet 10th and 11th 
Holloway R, below Rees’ Addition 

HOLMES A G, paper warehouse, 155 Main, bds Deming house 
Holmes C W, cigar maker, bds Barrett house 

Holt Wn, tinner, bds 14th and Morgan 

Holt Joseph ©, carpenter, res Exchange bet 7th and 8th 

Holt Wm, carpenter, res Bank bet 2d and 3d 

Holt Thos, cistern builder, res 14th bet Morgan and Fulton 
Hood Mrs §S, res Main bet Ist and 2d 

Hoopes Miss B C, dress maker, Estes House, res same 
Hooyer John, res Morgan bet 18th and 14th 

Hiooyer C P, shoe maker, res Morgan bet 13th and 14th 
Hooyer J H, shoe maker, bds Morgan bet 13th and 14th 
Hopwood Sam, gas refiner, Johnson bet 17th and 18th 

Horn Wm, tin and coppersmith, Main bet 7th and 8th, res same 
Hornung John, grocer, 7th and Main, res same 

Hornish J P, office over Younker’s store, Main bet 3d and 4th 


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62 KEOKUK DIRECTORY. 
JACOB BREITENSTEIN, 
BLACKSMITHING AND MACHINE REPAIRING, 
Cor. First and Johnson Sts., Keokuk, Iowa. 


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Office on Second Street, between Main and Johnson. 


W. R. BIDLEMAN, 


Dealer in 


BOOTS & SHOES, 
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KEOKUEK, “ ° “ = TOW A. 


VENCILE & JONES, 


Wholesale and Retail 


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Merchant ‘Tailors, 


And Dealers in 


GENES’ FURNISHING GO0OBS, 


No. 79 Main Street, 


We KROKUK, IOWA, «: 


WILLIAM FULTON, Insurance and Real Estate Agent, No. 82 Main St., Up Stairs. 


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Hornish Miss §, private school, 5th and Morgan 

Horr Lieut Joseph L, U § A, 2d bet Main and Johnson 

Horr John, gardener, near Thompson’s place 

Horten Geo, engineer D V R R, bds City hotel 

Horton G W, engineer D V R R, bds Bank bet 9th and 10th 

Hoskins John, colored, plastererer, res 18th and Fulton 

HOSMER A. prop steam saw mill and lumber dealer, res 4th and Morgan 

Hosselton D {Lowrie & H], carpenter, res 7thand Fulton 

Houtmaker H, butcher, market, res 4th bet Bank and Timea 

Howard J G, grocer, 214 Main, res 7th and Concert 

Howard John, butcher, res Ridge bet 4th and 5th 

Howe Peter, porter, bds Johnson bet 3d and 4th 

HOWE & TYLER, auction, commission and furniture dealers, 59 Main 

Howe Lowell [H & Tyler], res Concert bet 9th and 10th 

Howell J B, res 2d and High 

HOWELL H SCOTT, atty at law, 2dand Main, res Orleans bet 6th and 7th 

Hoxman Lewis, laborer, res Exchange bet 13th and 14th 

Hubbard R, teacher, Ds Moines Avenue, Hilton’s Addition 

Hubbard F W, broom manufactory, bds with R Hubbard 

HUBBELL CHAS, city assessor, res 8th and Franklin 

Hudnall J R, merchant, res 6th bet Johnson and Exchange . 

Buell J, miner, res 2d bet Johnson and Exchange 

HUGHES Dr J C, Professor Medical Department Iowa State University 
office 2d and Exchange, res 2d bet Johnson and Exchange 

Hughes H, laborer, res 5th and Des Moines 

Hughes Mrs R B, bds Blondeau bet 3d and 4th 

HUISKAMP & MATLESS, boots and shoes, Main bet 2d and 3d 

HUISKAMP GIRARD [H & M}, res Blondeau bet 3d and 4th 

HUISKAMP A BRO, boot and shoe dealers, 112 Main 

Huiskamp Luke, clerk, bds 10th bet Morgan and Fulton 

HUISKAMP H © [Hambleton & H] res Sth and Bank 

Huling WE, brick mason, bds Billings house 

Humble J O, foundry, 7th bet Main and Blondeau, res 9th and High 

Humble J O, jr, machinist, bds 9th and High 

HUMMER Dr J N, homeeopathist, 3d near Main, res High bet 10th and 11th 

Humphrey Mrs M, res 16th and Bank 

Humphrey J, res Morgan bet 15th and 16th 

Hunziker G[H & Keifer] saloon, Main and Levee 

Hunt Chauncey, baggage master, railroad, res 3d and Concert 

Hunter E, carpenter, res 5th bet Des Moines and Timea 

Hunter R, carpenter, res 13th and Des Moines 

Huntoon H C, barber, 2d and Main 

HURLBUT E C [Wilson & li], grocer, bds Johnson bet Sth and 9th 

Burley H, drayman, res Exchange bet 3d and 4th 

Hurry David, carpenter, res Des Moines bet 4th and 5th 

Huston RH, res Morgan bet 8th and 9th 

Huston G M, merchant, res 10th and Blondeau 

Huston LW, merchant, res 10th bet Main and Blondeau 

Hutcher Randolph, porter, res 4th, and Des Moines 

Hutton Henry, mate on Lucy Bertram, res 6th bet High and Morgan 

HYDI JOSEPH, teamster, res Johnson bet 2d and 3d 


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64 KEOKUK DIRECTORY. 


MARS. CROWELL & BOWMAN, 


Millinery and Straw Bleaching 
HAT AND BONNET BLOCKS CONSTANTLY ON HAND, 


FOURTH ST., Bet. Main and Blondeau, KEOKUK, IOWA. 
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J. O. CURTIS. R. C. CURTIS. 


J. C. CURTIS & CO., 


Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, 


78 MAIN STREET, KEOKUK, IOWA. 


WY. Ea & CO., 


Jobbers and Retail Dealers in 


Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Fancy and Tollet ticles 


- COMBS, BRUSHES, €&c., &c. 
Also, Oils, Paints; Varnishes, Dyes, Window Glass, and Pure Wines and 
Liquors for Medicinal Purposes. 
No. 73 Main Street, Keokuk, Iowa. 


THOS. oDONNELL, 


DISTILLER, 


Importer and Daaraae Dealer in Foreign and American ~ 


WINES AND LIQUOR 


AGENT FOR THE SALE OF 


Uld bourbon, Rye and Monongahela Whisky 


Fourth Street, between Main and Johnsen, 


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Immegart John, grocer, 177 Main, res same 
INGERSOLL L C, dentist, cor Main and 3d, res 11th bet Bank and Timea 
Ingersoll H, teamster, res near toll gate 
Inman M, carpenter, res 5th and Concert 
Inman Thos, clerk, res Concert bet 9th and 6th 
Sreland Jas, laborer, 18th bet Palean and Carroll 
Irvin John, res Morgan bet 7th and 8th 
IRVIN WM [Cox & I], grocer, 5th and Main, res 16th and Exchange 
IRWIN STEPHEN [Kramer, I & Co], res 8th and Franklin 
Irwin S W, merchant, bds Deming House 
Israel H, colored, laborer, res Johnson bet 4th and 5th 
IVINS W S, omnibus line, office 1st bet Main and Johnson, res Blondeau 
bet 1st and 2d 
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Jackson J D, tinner, res Main bet 8th and 9th 

Jackson Wm, engineer, res 15th and Exchange 

Jackson Chas, laborer, res Main bet 9th and 10th 

Jackson Peter, res Ridge bet 8th and 9th 

Jackson Andrew, colored, laborer, res Johnson near 5th ; 

Jackson George, colored, laborer, res 7th bet Main and Blondeau 

Jackson Peter, colored, laborer, bds at Geo Williams’, colored 

Jackson Geo, colored, laborer, res 7th bet Main and Blondeau 

Jackson Jno, colored, laborer, res Fulton bet 18th and 19th 

Jacobs Benj, pedlar, res 9th and Blondea 

Jeeger Louis, wagon maker, bds 13th and Blondeau 

Jeger Edmund, county judge, bds Johnson bet 4th and 5th 

Jafta Henry, cle rk, bds Deming house 

Jaffa S, clerk, bds Iowa house 

Jakernan W m, horse doctor, Johnson bet 2d and 3d 

Jamieson W W , principal classical school, 7th and Blondeau, res Franklin 
bet 7th and Sth 

Janney L, mechanic, res 16th and Palean 

Jasper Ely, coppersmith, bds High bet 7th and 8th 

Jefferson J A, carpenter, res oth bet Blondeau and Concert 

Jefferson T hos, teamster, res dd bet Main and Blondeau 

Jefferson S, drives ice w agon, Johnson bet 8th and 9th 

JEFFERSON § jaa clerk, Hes Johnson bet 8th and 9th 

Jeffries H, engineer ‘at W N Sturges’, bds Ohio House 

Jeffries John C, clerk, bds 2d bet “Main and Johnson 

Jewell W J, painter, Exchange bet 11th and 12th . 

Jewell John, clerk, bds Exchange bet 11th and 12th 

JEWELL BEN B [S Pollock & Co], bds Exchange bet 11th and 12th 

Johnston J E, grocer, 8d bet Main and Johnson, bds 5th and High 

Johnston J W, U Sinspéctor. 3d bet Main and Johnson, res 5th and High 

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66 KEOKUK DIRECTORY. 


BENING HOUSE, 


J. H. TEPFER, Proprietor, ~ KEOKUK, IOWA. 


WM. EDWARDS, 


ATTORNEY AT AVY, 
KEOKUK, IOWA, 
Office in Atheneum Building, Second Street, between Main and Johnson. 


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Johnston S H, law student, res 16th and Morgan 
JOHNSON & CO, livery and sale stable, Johnson bet Ist and 2d 
Johnson Peter [J & Co], bds at Billings House 
Johnson Hector, carpenter, res Carroll bet 9th and 10th 
Johnson F A, agent for patent medicines, res 16th and Exchange 
Johnson Robt, laborer, res Mason’s Upper Addition 
Johnson Robt, drayman, res 14th bet Timea and Des Moinas 
Johnson Henry, omnibus driver, res 7th and Exchange 
Johnson John, teamster, bds,7th and Exchange 
Johnson & Burk, soda water, Main and 10th 
Johnson Jos, colored, laborer, bds with E Graves 
Johnson §, colored, fireman, res 16th and Plank road 
Johnson Wm, colored, res Blondeau bet 9th and 10th 
Johnson M, colored, laborer, bds Blondeau bet 9th and 10th 
Johnson John H, colored, boatman, res 9th bet Main and Johnson 
Johnson, Mrs W, colored, Johnson bet 4th and 5th 
Joice Peter, laborer, res Carroll bet 6th and 7th 
Jolidon Francis, carpenter, res 4th bet Palean and Carroll 
JONES E H [Vencill & J], High bet 6th and 7th 
Jones C A, tailor, 79 Main 
Jones John, saddle and harness maker at Hagny’s, bds High bet 6th and 7th 
Jones Frank H, clerk, bds High bet 6th and 7th 
JONES C R, billiard saloon, 78 Main 
Jones Wm, res 11th bet Concert and High 
Jones N W, jeweler, res Morgan bet 8th and 9th 
Jones J, carpenter, res 9th and Des Moines 
Jones James, teamster, High bet 9th and 10th 
Jones H, collar maker, bds High bet 6th and 7th 
Jones John, colored, blacksmith, res 8d and Exchange 
Jones Abraham, colored, boat hand, res Johnson and 5th 
Jowly A B, steamboat capt, res 2d bet Morgan and Fulton 
JUSTICE J H, machinist, D V R R, Reid’s Addition: 

Junk Robt B, tinner, Main bet ist and 2d 


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Kaeber Geo, colored, shoemaker, res 8d and Exchange 

Kaldenberg H, white washer, res 5th and Main 

Kam Henry, laborer, res Palean bet 3d and 4th 

Kammer E, music and jewelry, Main bet 4th and 5th, res 7th and High 
KAPP CONRAD, saloon, Main bet 8th and 9th, res 15th and Exchange 
Kappel Thos, horse doctor, res Johnson bet 7th and 8th 

KAKLE JOHN [Duncan, K & Co], res Exchange bet 12th and 18th 
Kay Wn, colored, horse dealer, res Fulton bet 6th and 7th 

Kay Chas, colored, barber, 2dand Main 

Kearney M D, blacksmith, railroad, Franklin bet 9th and JOth 

Keefe ‘l'hos, watchman, railroad, res Mason’s Upper Addition 

Keeney B J, miller, 12th and Johnson 

KELCHER MARTIN, shoemaker, res Exchange bet Ist and 2d 
KELLOGG, BIRGE & CO, wholesale grocers, 88 Main bet 3d and 4th 


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A, GARLINGHOUSE & CO. 


Manuthoturers of 


Tomb Stones, Wonuments, Table-Tops, Mantles, &c,, 


MAIN ST., BEV. IST AND 2D, KEOKUK, IOWA, 


NEW YORE ONE PRICE STORE! 


Nos. 5 and 6 Estes House, Keokuk, lowa, 
All Goods marked tho selling price in plain figures! The best Goods 
always on hand!! All our Stock warranted free from shoddy! ! ! 


M. GREGG, Proprietor. 


J. M. BILLINGS. : 0. F. DAVIS. 


BILLINGS & DAVIS, 


PROP RIETORS OF 


IMPERIAL MILLS, 


Leveo, near Des Moines Valley R. R. Depot, 
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Walters, Allyn & Co., 


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Kellogg C A[K, Birge & Co], bds C P Birge a 
Kellogg W E [k, Birge & Co], bds C P Birge 

Kelly Richard, laborer, 4th and Palean ; 

Kelly Pat, teamster, res Blondeau bet 4th and 5th 

Kelly Wn, laborer, res 7th and Carroll 

Kelly James, laborer, bds 7th and Carroll 

Kelly Pat, teamster, bds 3d and Johnson 

Kelly J ohn, laborer, Reid’s Addition 

Kelly Mrs, res Ri dge bet 8th and 9th 

Kelly’ Robt, laborer, res 14th and Ridge 

Kelley A W, printer, Constitution oflice 

KELMER GEO, grocer, 179 Main, res same 

KENDERDINE C § [Archer & Co}, res Bank bet 12th and 13th 
KENDERDINE H M [Archer & Co], bds Bank bet 12th and 18th 
Kendrick Joseph, colored, laborer, res ridge bet 15th and 16th 
Kenniston I, painter, res Exchange bet 2d and 3d 

Kennedy Daniel, laborer, res High bet 10th and 11th 

Kennedy P, res Mason’s Upper Addition 

Kennedy Pat, stone mason, res 6th and Des Moines 

Kennedy P M, street supervisor, res 8th and Exchange 

Kennedy James, bds 8th and Exchange 

Kennedy James, stone mason, 10th bet Avenue and Orleans 
Kennedy L, teamster, res Blondeau bet 11th and 12th 

Kennedy Mrs k, seamstress, alley bet 11th and 13th, Bank and Timea 
Kenner Chas, brew er, res 14th and Bank . 
Kensing John, teamster, res Johnson bet llthand 12th 

Kemler Jacob, bar tender, at Allen House. 

Keohler F, butcher, 12th and High 

Keppel C [Faber & KJ, 4th bet Main and Johnson, res same 
Keppel John, res Palean bet 14th and 15th 

Kerns B, blacksmith, 7th and Johnson 

KERR GEO, [Phillips & Kerr], bds Deming House 

Kerr Mrs M,res 6th and Bank 

KERR & FULLER, druggists, 3d and Main 

Kerr DA(K & F ulle srj,res Fulton bet 8d and 4th 

Kesler Geo, laborer, Timea bet 15th and 16th 

Kesler Geo, laborer, res 15th and Timea 

Kessel Mrs M, 7th between Johnson and Exchange 

Kesselring M, boarding house, Main bet 7th and 8th 

Ketchum J H, insurance agent, res 8d and Ridge 

KIEDAISCH J F,(W ilkinson, Bartlett & Co], res Concert bet 12thand 13th 
Kiefer Frank, saloon, Main and Levee 

KILBOURNE E, lessee of railroad, res cor 2d and Morgan 
KILBOURNE GEO Ki, furniture , ‘BT Main, res High bet Ist and 2d 
Kilker Wm, laborer, 4th and Cedar 

Kilker John, laborer, res Palean bet 8d and 4th 

Kineaid D, laborer, res High bet 10th and 14th 

King Mrs C, res 6th and Bank 

King David, res 2d and Blondeau 

Kinch Chas, butcher, res 13th bet Exchange and Bank 

Kincannon John, laborer, res 6th bet Des Moines and Palean 


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70 KEOKUK DIRECTORY. 


GEO. C. ANDERSON, (ESTABLISHED 1846.) ALEXANDER BARCLAY, 


GEO, C. ANDERSON & CO, 
BA NEE rs, 


BREORUZX, IOWA. 
REFER TO: 


Park Bank, New York City. Kramer & Rahm, Pittsburgh. 
Vermilye & Co., New York City. Gilmore, Dunlap & Co., Cincinnatl. 
E. W. Clark & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Union National Bank, Chicago. 


C. E. Fuller & Co., Bankers, Boston. U. 8. Savings Institution, St. Louis. 
Johnston Bros. & Co. Baltimore. And to banks & bankers throughout the U. 8. 


If We draw our own Drafts on all the Principal Cities in Europe in sums to suit. 


WH. THOMPSON & Co., 
BANKERS, 


Corner of Main and Second Streets, : | KEOKUK, IOWA, 


REFER TO: 


Manhattan Co., New York. 
Third National Bank, Chicago, Ill. 
G. H. Loker & Bro., St. Louis, Mo. 


First National Bank of Keokuk, 


Wo. S838 MAIN STREET, 

Gold, Silver, Demand Notes, Gold Coupons, Government Bonds, Uncurrent 
Money, Compound Interest Notes, State and County Warrants, 
Missouri Military Bonds bought at best rates. 

Exchange on all the Principal Cities of the United States bought and sold. 
: wah bills on all the principal Cities throughout Europe drawn in sums 
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Revenue Stamps of all denominations constantly on hand. 


R. B. FOOTE, Cashier. H. K. LOVE, President, 


‘THE STATE NATIONAL BANK, 


.OF KEOKUK. 


Howard Bank, Boston. | Second National Bank, St. Louis. 


Capital, . “ ” « sS150,000. 
Corner OF Main AND THIRD STREETS, 
QO. C. HALE, Cashier. JAMES F. COX, Prest. 


Domestic and Foreign Exchange, Stocks, Bonds ae Specie bought and gold. 
A general Banking business transacted. 


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Kincannon Tim, watchman at Pork House, 6th bet Des Moines and Palean 
Kinnaman O H, telegraph superintendent, office e s 2d bet Main and Johnson 
Kinney John, laborer, res 7th and Exchange ; 
Kinsalah , Saloon Main near Levee, res Exchange bet 3d and 4th 
Kime Henry, laborer, res Ridge bet 3d and 4th 

Kimler Jacob, well digger, res Johnson bet 17th and 18th 

Kimmel E, mate on steamboat, res 12th bet Concert and High 
Kimmel S W, laborer, bds with E Kimmel . 

Kiser David, distiller, 14th bet Concert and High 

KISER & HIULIS, dealers in dry goods, No. 96 Main 

Kiser Oscar, [K & Hillis], res Blondeau bet 3d and 4th 

KITTLE J W,[Smith, Ruddick & Co], bds 7th and Grand Avenue 
Kiwit John, brickmaker, res 14th and Palean 

KLEIN & WOLFE, produce dealers, Main bet ist and Levee 

Klein § [K & W], res Blondeau bet 10th and 11th 

Klein M, clerk, bds with S Klein oe 

Knaggs Geo, boatman, 14th bet Exchange and Bank 

Knight J B, contractor, res 2d and Orleans 

Knight John, moulder, bds with H Copelin 

Knight Mrs R, Grand Avenue bet 9th and 10th 

Knoder James, laborer, 18th bet Fulton and Franklin 

Knowles Dr F, allopathist, res 15th and Fulton 

Kochendoerffer C H, chemical dyer, 4th bet Johnson and Exchange, res same 
Krabiel B F, moulder, bds at Rebstock Hotel 

Kraft John, res 15th and Exchange 

Kraft, Mrs E, eating house, 4th bet Main and Johnson 

Kraft Jacob, saloon, Main bet 8th and 9th 

KRAMER, IRWIN & CO, wholesale dry goods and notions, 108 Main 
Kramer H T, (K, Irwin & Co], res Philadelphia 

Kramer W G, salesman 108 Main 

Kramer F, carpenter, 7th bet Johnson and Exchange 

Kramer E T, carpenter, res 7th and Johnson 

Kramer H T, clerk, bds with Mrs Wright 

Kramer J, rope maker, bds with V Newer 

Kramer John, laborer, Johnson bet 10th and 11th 

Kreigher Henry, teamster, bds Timea and eth 

Kretzinger G W, teacher Classical School, bds with W W Jamieson 
Krumberg Geo, watchman, res cor Johnson and 14th 

Kunath Julius, wagon maker, Main bet 12th and 18th 

Kurz Jos, brewer, 18th and Plank road 

Kusick James, laborer, res Palean bet 6th and 7th 


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Lally Frank, laborer, res Reid’s Addition rey 
Tally John, laborer, res Reid's Addition 54 
Lally John, laborer, res 4th bet Bank and Timea 

Lamb James R R engineer, res High bet 5th and 6th sagt 
Lambert P. gardener, Mason’s Upper Addition ; 


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FTOSEPA GUTTMAN, 
Manufacturer of CIGARS, 
And Dealer in TOBACCO, SNUFF, PIPES, &e., &a, 
No. 4G Main St., Keoltuk, Iowa. 
A. HIGHA™; 
Dealer in Groceries, Produce and Netions, 


Main Street, near Tenth, Kroxuk, Iowa. 
Highest Cash Price paid for Produce. 


CAREY & LE FAIVRE, 


Importers and Dealers in 


China, Glass and fucensware, 


No. 186 Main-st., bet. 5th and 6th, 
Sign of the Big Pitcher, KEOKUE, IOWA, 


CADY & PECH, 


DEALERS IN 


HARDWARE, 


Will Goods, 


LEATHER AND RUBBER BELTING, 
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Landbeck Geo, tailor, res Johnson bet 11th and 12th 

Lanbenhimer John, cigar maker, bds Exchange bet 6th and 7th 

Landeman Otto, shoemaker, res 14th and Cedar 

Lane R B, carpenter, res Morgan bet 13th and 14th 

Lane Mrs E, colored, laundress, 20th and Franklin 

Larew John, machinist D V R R, bds Billings house 

Larkins Wm, laborer, res 11th and Morgan 

Latner Frank, laborer, res Johnson bet 11th and 12th 

Law Mrs E, res 6th and Palean 

Lawler John, shoemaker, bds at Simpson House 

Lawrence Miss R, teacher, bds with C J Ball 

Lawrence Mrs § A, photograph gallery, 3d between Main and Johnson 

Lawrence David, colored, barber, res Ridge between 15th and 16th 

Lawson B, shoemaker, res 16th and Ridge 

Lawson Chris, shoemaker, res 16th between Carroll and Ridge 

Leaden Mrs A, laundress, 8th bet High and Morgan 

Lee & Farmer, grocers, Main bet 4th and 5th 

Lee J A,[L & IF], res Blondeau bet 12th and 13th 

Lee E, teamster, res Des Moines bet 12th and 13th Wie: 

LEE W & CO, druggists, 73 Main 

Lee W,[L & Co], res Des Moines bet 11th and 12th 

Leech Pat, laborer, res Ridge bet 3d and 4th 

Leech J F, fireman D V R R, bds Ohio House 

LEECH W UH, city recorder, res 5th between Des Moines and Timea 

LEECH & MUMM attorneys at law and real estate dealers, Court House 
5th and Concert 

Leech Erie J,(L & M)], residence Franklin between 13 and 14th 

Leezer John, cigar maker, boards at Billings House 

LE FAIVRE A, (Carey & L], 136 Main 

LeFebre Wm, carpenter, Mason’s Lower Addition 

LeFebre Henry, carpenter residence 16th and Ridge 

LeFebre Theodore, carpenter, residence 5th and Carroll 

Leffler Joseph, machinist, Fulton between 11thand 12th 

LEIGHTON WM, [Silbourne, L & Co}]ns Orleans between 10th and 11th 

LEISY JOHN, [Baehr & L Bros}, Johnson and 18th 

LEISY ISAAC, [Baehr & L Bros], Johnson and 18th 

Leitner Mrs, Mississippi House, Ist and Main 

Lemaster P, brick mason, alley between. Bank and Timea and 12th & 18th 

Leming Henry, boiler maker, boards 12th between Bank and Timea 

Leming PR, ship carpenter, residence Bank between Ist and 2d 

Leming George, farmer, boards Bank between Ist and 2d 

Leming Daniel, plasterer, boards Bank between Ist and 2d 

Lentz Z, sawyer, residence 4th and Carroll 

Leonard Sam, residence 12th between Bank and Timea 

Leonard E W, huckster, residence Bank between 11th and 12th “ | 

Leonard Geo B, clerk boards Bank between 11th and 12th | 


Leopold A V, saddle and harness maker, 2d and Main, residence on Blondeau | 

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Letcrer Fred, distiller, residence Exchange between 15th and 16th . 
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY. 
CO. i. HIGHAM, 
SECOND HAND STORE 
No. 10 3d St., bet. Main and Johnson, Keokuk. 


JOIN NW. EPOMM ER, M.D., 
HOMCEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, 


Office and residence on High Street, between Tenth and Eleventh, Keokuk. 
Also, an office on Third Street, where I can be consulted from 3 to 5 
o’clock, p.m. Orders left will be promptly attended to. 


, Wiis TVENS 
Omnibus and Livery Stable, 
First St., bet. Main and Johnson, Keokuk, Iowa. 


GHore ny) Ico eR. 
Dealer in Groceries and Produce, 
No. 179 Main Street, bet. 7th and 8th, KEOKUK, IOWA. 


S.C, & S. CARTER, 
Sash, Door and Blind Factory, 


Also Manufacturers of Flooring, Weather Boarding, Shelving, Mouldings, &e,, 


Corner of Johnson and 8th Streets, 


ELcokuk, towa. 
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COA & TAWIN, 


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Lesem J M, dry goods, boards 11th and Fulton 

Levy L, boards at Deming House 

Lewis Raymond, colored, white washer, 3d and Exchange 

Lewis Goliah, colored, laborer, 3d between Johnson and Exchange » 

Lewis R, colored, white washer, 3d and Exchange 

Liddle W U, clerk, residence 9th and Fulton 

Liddle J acob, 9th between Mor gan and Fulton 

Liesenring J ohn, machinist, res 10th and Bank 

Liesenring Henry, machinist. bds 10th and Bank 

LIMBURG C, saloon keeper, 3d bet Main and Johnson, res 10th and High 

Limburg 8, saloon keeper, Main bet 7th and 8th 

Linebaugh H W, bds Fulton between 5th and 6th 

Linn Swan, carpenter, Ridge bet 10th and 11th 

Linn Richard, cigar maker, bds Main bet 7th and 8th 

Lintenfield Henry, fireman, Fulton bet 8th and 9th 

List Phillips, blacksmith, Johnson bet Ist and 2d, res 2d bet Main and 
Johnson 

Livingston Clark, conductor D V R R, bds Deming House 

Lodenhamer V alentine, barber, Deming House, res Exchange bet 6th & 7th 

Lodge Thos W, clerk, bds W Thompson 

Loftis R, saloon keeper, 4th bet Main and Johnson, res 4th and Johnson 

Logan C, colored, carpenter, 18th and Fulton 

Lohmar W m, carpenter, res Johnson bet 17th and 18th 

LOMAX P T attorney at law, 2d near Main, res cor High and 11th 

Lomax 8 W, student, bds with P T Lomax 

Long Fredrick, laborer, res Exchange bet 16th and 17th 

Loomis J ohn, farmer, Keokuk Avenue 

Lorenz J, laborer, res Reid’s Addition 

Lourie & Hosselton, carpenters, 5th bet Concert and High 

Lourie Alex, [L & Hj, Franklin bet 12th and 13th 

Louisberg I, painter, 15th and Cedar 

LOVE CHAS, agt Keokuk Coal Association, Main and Levee, bds Concert 
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LOVE H k, pres 1st Nat Bank, res Concert bet Ist and 2d 

Lowe, R P, res 3d and Fulton 

Lowenstein, [Sell & Li], res 14th and Johnson 

Lowenstein Wm, wagon maker, res Johnson and 16th 

Lower Dr J S, allopatl list, res 11th and Morgan 

Lowrey R, sexton Oak W ood Cemetery, res same 

LOWRY JD G, news dealer, 2d bet Main and Johnson, res 9th and Morgan 

Lowry Wm, cooper, 11th between Orleans and Avenue 

Lueas §, cooper, Reid’s Addition 

Lucy Michael, laborer, res 12th bet Morgan and Fulton 

LuderH J & Co, shoemakers, 4th bet Main and Johnson 

Luder J H, shoemaker, res 16th and Ridge 

Luder H J, shoemaker, res 16th and Ridge 

Luder H x shoe »maker, res 16th and Ridge 

Luftenburg John, drayman, 2d and Des Moines 

Luke W A, laborer, res ist bet Bank and Timea 

Luthy John s, tinner, res Morgan bet 5th and 6th 

Luthwick QO, foundry man, bds Johnson bet 13th and 14th 


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76 


KEOKUK DIRECTORY. 


TOHRNSON & Co., 
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE, 


Johnson Street, bet. Ist and 2d, Keokuk. 


ETT ce VV OEE, 
Main St., Bet. Ist and d, Keokuk, Iowa, 
DEALERS IN 


Hides, Pelts, Furs, Tallow, Wool, Beeswax, &c,, &e. 


THE KEHOKUK COAL ASSOCIATION 


Have on Hand and are constantly receiving a superior article of 


ALPINE & OL BANK FARMINGTON COAL, 
Office, on the Levee; and Scales, the first at the foot of Main Street, 
: | CHAS. J. LOVE, Agent. 


lowa Coal and Oil Company, 


DES MOINES VALLEY COAL & COKE, 


OFFICE — Levee, Bet. Main and Johnson, Keokuk, Iowa. 


THOS, HEAIGHT, Prest. J. W. RODEFER, 
R. R. HEARD, Secretary, Superintendent. 


RODIN TS & C@., 


Dealers in 


OSKALOOSA COAL, 


OFFICE --- Levee, bet, Nain and Johnson, 


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Lutz John, laborer, res 2d bet Johnson and Exchange 

Lynch M A, clerk Crystal Palace \ 
Lynch James, cooper, res 12th bet Concert and High : 
Lynch Robert, colored, carpenter, res 9th and Timea 

Lyon Jas E, teller, Geo C Anderson's Bank 


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Mackie J, carpenter, Franklin and 19th 

Mackle C, laborer, Carroll bet 16th and 17th 

Mackle Chris, teamster, Carroll bet 16th and 17th 

Mackley John, bds J G@ Howard 

Mackelson Chas, teamster, res 13th and Cedar 

Madden Frank, clerk, No 5 and 6 Estes House 

Madden Wn, at pork house, bds DesMoines bet 10thand 11th 

Maedel Chris, Green Tree Saloon, cor 2d and Johnson, res same 

Maegerle Joseph, tailor, res 14th and Fulton 

MAGOUN & ANDREWS, lumber dealers, Exchange bet 4th and 5th 

Magoun MS [M & A), res 3d bet Bank and Exchange 

Mahar Michael, laborer, Mason's Lower Addition 

MAHER MATHEW, saloon keeper, cor 3d and Johnson 

Maher Martin, teamster, bds 8d and Johnson 

Mahony Dan, blacksmith, res 4th bet Bank and Timea 

Mahoney Dan, teamster, res Palean bet 4th and 5th 

Maine John, Engineer, res 4th near ‘Timea 

Maloy Barney, laborer, Reid’s Addition 

MALTBY L B, Dep Co Clerk, Sth bet Exchange and Bank ‘ 

MANN GEO D, [Ayres Mann & Ayres], res 8th bet Orleans and Avenue 

MAPLE & CO, marble works, Main bet 6th and 7th 

Maple R, [M & Co,] res Morgan and 18th 

Marchbanks Mrs H, nurse, Alley bet 12th and 13th and Bank and Timea 

MARCUSON Rev E, res Blondeau bet 3d and 4th 

MARKS & EHRLICH, clothing store, entrance hall Estes House 

Marks A, [M & E}, res 13th bet Blonderu and Concert 

MARKS H, clothing house, Main bet 2d and Sd,res 3d bet Main and Blondeau 

Markuse Chas, clerk, bds 8d bet Main and Blondeau 

MARSH JOUN, carriage maker Johnson bet Ist and 2d, res Exchange bet 
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MARSHALL § T, atty at law, second near Main, res cor 8th and Grand 
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Martin Wm, carpenter, res cor 9th and Des Moines 

MARTIN ROB’, [Van Dyke, M & Co,] res Blondeau bet 7th and 8th 

Martin Thos, justice of the peace, res cor Sth and High 

MARTIN HUGH, [Wickersham & Co,} bds with E H Wickersham 

Martin § P, carpenter, res cor Ist and Exchange 

Martin James, machinist, ns Exchange bet Ist and 2d 

Martin Robt, teamster, res s s Exchange bet Ist and 2d 

MARTIN W G, queensware, 4th bet Main and Johnson, res 3d and Timea 

Martin John, clerk, 4th bet Main and Johnson 


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78 KEGKUK DIRECTORY. 
MARES & EHRLICH, 
CLOTHIERS, 


Main Entrance Estes Fiouse, Keokuk, lowa. 


S. 'b. MARSHALL, 


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Office, Second Street, over Lowry’s Literary Depot, 
Residence, Cor. 8th and Grand Avenue, Keokuk, Iowa. 


JOHN MARSH, 
Carriage DRMaker, 
Johnson St., bet. istand 2d, Keokuk. 
W. G. MARTIN & CO., 
Importers of Crockery, China & Glassware, Lamps, 


TABLE CUTLERY & LOOKING GLASSES, 
Fourth St., bet. Main and Johnson, Keokuk, Iowa. 


P. CUNNINGHAM. I. N. ARMENTROU® 


CUNNINGHAM & CO., 
DINERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS 


‘Offices at Keokuk and Montrose. 


(<7 The highest cash price paid for Hogs, Cattle and Wool. 
Commission Kierchant, Produce Dealer, 
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JSOIINSON STREWT, 


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| KEOKUK DIRECTORY. 79 
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| Martin B F, plasterer, cor 12th and Timea 
Martin M, blacksmith, cor 8th and Main 
MASON J A, dentist, 86 Main, res same 
Masterson J W, laborer, res Ist bet Bank and Timea 
| Matheny A N, shoemaker, 11th and Main 
Matheny J W, drayman, 11th bet Fuiton and Franklin 
Mathews D, cor 4th and Timea 
Mathews Mrs A, res Ist bet Bank and Timea 
MATLESS LEONARD, [Huiskamp & M], res Fulton bet 11th and 12th 
Matlock OC, clerk, res 4th bet Blondeau and Concert 
Matlock V A, clerk, res 4th bet Blondeau and Concert 
Matlock C B, law student, bds with C Matlock 
Maxwell John, book-keeper at Connable & Smyth, res 7th and Concert 
Maxwell Robt, [Furman & M,] bds 7th bet Morgan and Fulton 
MAYER J, [Spiesberger & M] No 111 Main 
McAndrews Antony, laborer, res Ridge bet 5th and 6th 
McArthur W T, printer, Constitution office 
McAvoy, Mrs M, laundress, 15th bet High and Morgan 
McCafiry John, saloon keeper, 5th near the bridge 
McCaffry Hugh, stone mason, res Palean bet 4th and 5th 
McCandless Joseph, laborer, res 2d and Carroll 
McCane John E, steamboat agent, res 13th and High 
McCarty Mike, laborer, res 5th and Carroll 


McCarty D, laborer, res Main bet Ist and 2d 

McCarty John, fireman on railroad, Main bet Ist and Levee 

McCarty Martin, carpenter, res 8th and Exchange 

McCarty M, laborer, res Reid’s Addition 

McCarty T, laborer, res Reid’s Addition 

McCarty David, porter, res Main bet Ist and 2d 

McCarty A L, miner, 2d bet Main and Johnson 

McCarty ‘James laborer, res Bank bet 3d and 4th 

McCarty Mrs R, International saloon, 2d and Johnson 

McClellan T, colored, farmer, res 17th bet Main and Johnson 

McCormick John, plasterer, bds 3d bet Main and Johnson 

McCormick B, teamster, Mason’s Lower Addition 

McCormick Frank, store-keeper, DV RR 

McCormick Geo, porter, res High bet 12th and 13th 

McCoy John, distiller, res Ist and Blondeau 

McCRARY G W, [Rankin & McC,] office 2d and Main, res Concert bet 13th 
and 14th 

McCrary A J, law student, bds Exchange bet 7th and 8th 

McCrea N, clerk at Washington, res Grand Avenue bet 8th and 9th 

McCrea Presley, clerk, bds with N McCrea 

McCune John, res Fulton bet 3d and 4th 

McCune Chas P, clerk, bds Fulton bet 3d and 4th 

McCutchen J F, brick-layer, 11th bet Orleans and Grand Avenue 

McDaniel Thos, colored, cook, Blondeau bet Sth and 6th 

McDannell Page, merchant, Main bet 8th and 9th 

McDermott M, teamster, res Fulton bet 2d and 3d 

McDOEL W _H, agent T, W & W R W, office Levee bet Mainand J ohnson, 
res 4th bet Franklin and Grand Avenue 


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Wwestern Cliothingsg House. | 


Et. MARKS, | 
Dealer in Clothing and Gents’ Furnishing Goods, | 


GO MAIN ST., Bet. 24 and 3a, KEOKUK, IOWA. 


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DEALER IN 
Gnocentee Provisions & Produce, 
FOURTH ST., BET. MAIN AND JOHNSON, KEOKUK, 


J OEIN McE VIiTT, 
No. 3 Estes House, Keokuk, 
CLOTHING & JEERCHANT TAILORING 
Keeps a neat stock, and is not to be surpassed in style or making. 


J. i. RODULER & CO., 
Dealers im Groceries, Produce, Fruits, &e.,; 
No. 117 Main St., bet. 4th and sth, Keokuk. 


LLL STS ES TES I IE NIE ET SOE I ET SCE a SS 
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DUNCAN, KARLE & Coa., 


Dealers in and Manutacturers of 


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Parlor, Chamber, Dining-room and Kitchen Furniture, am tae and 
Husk Muattrasses, Looking ge Glasses and Looking Glass Pintes 
of all sizes, Patent Bed Springs, Chair Cane, Mer ace, 


Nos. 140 & 142 Main St., bet. 5th & 6th, Opposite Estes House, 
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McDermott D, laborer, res Mason’s.Upper Addition 
McDonald John, stone mason, res 10th and High 
McDonald James, laborer, 14th bet Carroll and Ridge 
McDONALD Dr O P, al, 4th bet Main and Blondeau, res 7th and Fulton 
McDonald Daniel, laborer, res Palean between 3d and 4th 
McDonald M, plasterer, res 9th and High 
McDonald Patrick, res Ist and Bank 
McDonald Robert, laborer, res Blondeau bet 13th and 14th 
McDonald Robert, laborer, Concert bet 13th and 14th 
McDOWELL Col J A, civil engineer, res 2d and Morgan 
McDowell Robt, teamster, res 1st bet Timea and Des Moines 
McElroy Thos, baker, res 4th bet Main and Blondeau 
McElroy David, clerk, res Palean bet 11th and 12th 
McElroy Wm, carpenter, res 12th and Franklin 
McEveny Samuel, laborer, res Des Moines bet 9th and 10th 
McEVITT JOHN, merchant tailor, No 3 Estes House res 14th and Carroll 
McGarvern Pat, laborer, res 4th and Palean 
McGary Peter, laborer, res Concert bet 13th and 14th 
McGee John, cooper, res 12th and High 
McGenty Martin, laborer, res Reid’s Addition 
McGlashen Cecelia, milliner, at Mrs Williamson’s 
McGlashen E, milliner at Mrs Williamson’s 
McGrath Mrs B, res Des Moines bet 10th and lith 
McHard John, shoemaker, at Hambleton and Huiskamp’s 
McIntyre B F, carpenter and builder, shop Johnson bet 2d and 3d res 

Franklin bet 11th and 12th 
McKEE & STIMPSON, Livery and Sale stable, res 3rd between Main and 
Blondeau 
McKee S, [McK & §] res Blondeau bet 8rd and 4th 
McKee Wm, painter, res 18th and Palean 
Mckinney T J, druggist, res 9th and Bank 
McKinney J, brakesman, boards at City Hotel 
McKenzie G M [Sullivan & Co,] boards Concert bet 2d and 3d 
McKenzie N, blacksmith, res 6th bet Johnson and Exchange 
McKENZIRE J §, secretary Gas Co, boards Deming House 
McLane Samuel B, supt of Public Schools 
McLane J M, insurance agent, res 10th bet Orleans and Avenue 
McLarning T B, jeweler, Main bet 4th and 5th, res Fulton bet 5th and 6th 
McLarning James, res Fulton bet 5th and 6th 
McLarning § B, jeweler, boards, Billings House 
McLellan Samuel, tailor, res 8th bet Johnson and Exchange 
McMahan James, section master railroad, res 6th bet Des Moines and Palean 
McMannus P, contractor, res Morgan bet 10th and 11th 
McMannus James, cooper, Fulton bet 14th and 15th 
MeMicken A, attorney at law, res Blondeau bet 10th and 11th 
McMILLAN D § & Co, lumber dealers near car shop 
McMillen H §, on D V railroad, Franklin bet 9th and 10th 
McNamara Pat, grocer and teamster, Johnson bet 3rd and 4th res same 
McNamara James, res 10th and Main 
McNamara Michael, grocer, 10th and Main res 11th and Exchange 
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Mattress Makers and Upholsterers, 
Third-st., bet. Main and Johnson, Keokuk, Towa. 
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C. OBERTOP, 


Wholesale and Retail 


TOYS AND FANCY GooDs, 
No. 72 Main Street, bet. 2d and 3d, KEOKUK, IOWA. 
G,. Ei. HERI RR SON, 
BONNET BLEACHER, 


And Agent for the 
Florence, Singer's, Grover & Baker, Wileox and Gibbs, and the Wax Thread Sewing Machines 
ATREN’S EKNITTING MACEHIN:. 
UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS AND FURS REPAIRED. 


Cor. Fourth and Bilondecau Sts., Hieolkuk. 
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B. FARNUM, Proprietor. 


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Main St, bet. 16th and 17th, opposite the Gas Work 


KREOKUEK, IOWA. 


Meal, Hominy and Feed. Stock Bought and Sold. 


FARRAR & AVERY, 
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AL AVERT. KECKUK, IOWA. 


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McNAMARA JOHN [Seitz & McN], res 11th and Bank 

McNamara Mrs C, res Reid’s Addition 

McNally James, laborer, Mason’s Lower Addition 

MeNally John, blacksmith, boards Mason’s Lower Addition 

McNeal Joseph, laborer, res 7th and Cedar 

McTigue Patrick, grocer, res 4th and Timea 

McQuaid James, machinist, res Reid’s Addition 

McQUEEN J & AG, wholesale and retail grocers, 84 Main bet 3d and 4th 

McQueen A G, [J & AG McQ], boards with James McQueen ~ 

McQueen James, res Morgan bet th and Sth 

Medcalf E W, pilot, res 4th bet Blondeau and Concert 

Medes J B, brick mason, res. 1éth and Franklin 

Medus A, merchant, res 15th and Palean, 

Meeks William, engineer D V R R, boards at City Hotel 

Mefford R &, laborer, res Concert bet 15th and 16th 

Meltzker L, laborer, res 16th between Bank and Exchange 

Menifee Mrs J, res 5th and Fulton 

Merarte D, laborer, res Reid’s Addition 

Merrick H, farmer, res Ford’s Addition 

MERRIAM B §, res 13th and Timea 

Mershon I G, second hand store, 8rd bet Main and Johnson, res Ist and 
Johnson 

Messenger Mrs E, Messengerville 

Messick E B, laborer, res 12th bet Bank and Timea 

Messick O H, laborer, 12th bet Bank and Timea 

Metheny John, laborer, res 11th and Fulton 

Mey er Jonn, saloon, Main bet 2d and Sd res Fulton bet 8th and 9th 
leyer Lewis, shoemaker, res 6th and Exchange 

Mey ers Gustav us, la borer, res Bank bet 2nd and 3rd 

Michaelis Oxto, bar ber, Main bet 4th and 5th res 10th bet Bank and Concert 

Michaelis H W, res 5th near Bridge 

Mick Powell, moulder, res Carroll bet 16th and 17th 

Millegan John, painter, res 9th and Fulton 

MILLER AMOS, boiler m aker, res Reid’s Addition 

Miller W B, carriage trimmer Union Carri: age Shop, res 12th and Des Moines 

Miller W §, engineer, res 2d bet Jolnson and Exchange 

Miller & Jeger, attorney s at law, 2d bet Main and Johnson 

Miller D F, [ML & J,| res 8th and Exchange 

Miller W W, laborer, res Sth bet Main and Blondeau 

Miller W, laborer, boards at Elmore House 

Miller Peter, laborer, res 15th bet Palean and Carroll 

Miller V, tailor, at Vencill & Jones’ 

Miller George, cooper, res Reid’s Addition 

Miller William, laborer, res Neid’s Addition 

Miller Willliam W, farmer, 9th bet Main and Blondeau 

Miller Samuel F, Justice U 5 Supreme Court, res 5th and Morgan 

Miller Peter, laborer, res Exchange bet 16th and 17th 

Miller Antone, shoemaker, res Timea and 16th 

Miller Jacob, laborer, res Exchange and 14th 

Miller Philip, plow maker, res 16th and Johnson 

Mills H J, salesman, res 4th and Concert 


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WILLIAM FULTON, Insurance and Real Estate Agont, No. 82 Main St., Up Stairs. 


84 KEOKUK DIRECTORY. 
PEPE PELG EN, 
COOPER SHOP, 


Main and 13th Streets, KKOKURBR, IOWA. 
LE EL A LS SP SDE PO ST PU PM 9 A SE 


JOHN PERDEW, 


UNDERTAKER, 


Third-st., bet. Main and Johnson, KEOKUK, IOWA. 
ST. LOUIS PAPER AND RAG WAREHOUSE. 
A. G. HOLMES & CO., 


Dealers in 


JIPAPER AND RAGS, 


No. 155 Main St , bet. 6th and 7th, Keokuk, Iowa. 


WANTED.— Mixed Cotton Bags, Old Books, Printed Paper, Old Rope, 
Hemp, Bagging, Copper, Brass, Beeswax, &c., &c. 


GODMAN & BRO, 
Pork and Beef Packers, 


CURERS OF 
‘Extra Sugar Cured Fiams.’’ 


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Office, 57 Main, over Voorhies’ Hat Store. 


R. HEISER, 


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Milne James, clerk, 90 Main 
Mitchel J, boatman, boards 17th and Timea 


Moeser Joseph, [Heller & M,] soap manufacturer, res Simpson House 


Molitor Mrs C, res 16th bet Johnson and Exchange 

Monkeimer L, peddler res High bet 10th and 11th 

Montaque V, clerk res 8th and Concert 

Montague Geo T, clerk, res Morgan bet 12th and 13th 
Montgomery David, colored, laborer res 1st bet Main and Blondeau 


Mooar Daniel, attorney at law, office 2d bet Main and Johnson, res Concert 


bet 2d and 3d 
Mooar C W, [Sullivan & Co], boards Concert bet 2d and 3d 
Moody Mrs A M, res 11th and Concert 
MOONEY W R [T N Pond & Co] res 12th and Timea 
Moore J §, salesman, res 7th and Grand Avenue 
Moore T, pressman, Gate City office, res 12th and Orleans 
Moore W §, wholesale tin-ware, 108 Main, res 8th and Bank 
Moore Livingston, tin dealer, 108 Main, bds 8th and Bank 
Moore D G, tinner, bds 8th and Bank — 
Moore E DeWitt, tinner, bds 8th and Bank 
More J W, plasterer, res Johnson bet Sth and 9th 
More John, blacksmith, bds 3d and Johnson 
More Wn, laborer, res Levee bet Blondeau and Concert 
More Patrick, drayman, res 5th and Exchange 
More Mrs S, res Mason’s Lower Addition 
More Wm, plasterer, bds Bank bet 9th and 10th 
Morgan Wm, laborer, res Simpson House 
Morgan Mrs, res Palean bet 6th and 7th 
Morrisey Pat, laborer, res Carroll bet 14th and 15th 
Morris R, carriage maker, bds Exchange bet Ist and 2d 
Morris W J, sawyer, Reid’s Addition 
Morrison T, second-hand store, res Ist and Timea 
Morrison G W, blacksmith, res 16th and Bank 
Morrison Mrs E, res High bet 12th and 13th 
Mortice John, teamster, res 9th bet Main and Blondeau 
Morton Henry, laborer, res Johnson bet 8th and 9th 
Motch Henry, ham canvasser, res 2d and Timea 
Moton A, colored, laborer, res 13th and Concert 
Much Conrad, carpenter, 16th and Cedar 
Mullers A, shoemaker, res 16th and Timea 
Muller John L, vinegar manufacturer, res 14th and Cedar 


Mullican James, colored, boatman, res Exchange bet 17th and 18th 


MUMM EDWARD [Leech & MJ, res Exchange bet 6th and 7th 
Mundy J P, grocer, cor 6th and Main, res same 

Murphy Martin, drayman, res Exchange bet 3d and 4th 

Murphy Pat, teamster, res Ist bet Des Moines and Palean 
Murphy John, cigar maker, bds 7th and Concert ; 
Murphy Mike, laborer, res Mason’s Upper Addition * 
Murphy A, laborer, res Exchange bet 14th and 15th 
Murray W D, printer, at Constitution office 

Murry Mrs Julia, res Reid’s Addition 

Mutz Chas L, shoemaker, Blondeau bet 11th and 12th 


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86 KEGKUK DIRECTORY. 


J.-A. SAMUELS & CO., 
Manufacturer of Copper, Tin and Sheet-Iron Ware, | 
No. 197 Main Street, between 8th and 9th, KEOKUK, IOWA. 


I? Orders solicited for Tin, Sheet-Iron and Copper Roo a Britching and Chimneys 
for Steam Mills. Spouting, Cornices and Gutters made to order 


> DR. G N. SEIDLITZ, 
HOMC@OPATHIST, 


OFFICE---Third-st., bet. Main and Johnson. RESIDENCE---Concert 
Street, bet. 5th and 6th, Keokuk, Iowa. 


CHARLES HENNEMAN, 
COPPER, BRASS & MEEPIRON WORKER, 


Manufacturer of Distilleries. All kinds of Copper 
Pumps and Brewery Work. 


Main St., bet. 1Sth and LA-th, KMeolkuk, fowa. 


LOUIS HESSE. LEOPOLD ZINDEL. 


HESS & ZINDEL, 

i N ALL KINDS OF i ) 
Groceries and Produce, 
Cor, Sth and Main Sts. Keokuk, lowa, 


The highest market price paid for Country Produce. 
HEULE & BLO WM, 


SOAP, CANDLE AND LARD OIL MANUFACTURERS, 


Missouri Avenue, corner C Street, 


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WILLIAM FULTON, Insurance and Real Estate Agent, No. 82 Main St., Up Stairs. 


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KEOKUK DIRECTORY. 87 


MYERS H, grocer, 4th bet Main and Johnson, res Exchange bet 6th and 7th 

Myers G W, res Johnson bet 13th and 14th | 

Myers John B, saloon, Johnson bet 2d and 3d, bds with G W Myers 

Myers Jas H, bds Johnson bet 13th and 14th 

Myers Gertrude V, teacher, bds Johnson bet 13thjand 14th 

Myers Mrs C, res Johnson and 14th 

Myers Theo, carriage maker, Blondeau bet 5th and 6th res Timea bet Sth 
and 9th 


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Naery Dennis, laborer, res 4th bet Carroll and Ridge 
Nagle John, [ Peckstein & N], res 13th and Blondeau 
Narrley Wm-[Cross & N], res Ist bet Bank and Timea 
Narrley John, butcher, res Ist bet Bank and Timea 
Nash James, watchman res Carroll bet 9th and 10th 
Nation J, plasterer, 9th bet Main and Blondeau 
Nation Theo, plasterer, bds with J Nation 
Neal Wm, painter, res 5th bet Des Moines and Palean 
Neal Joseph, tobacco roller, bds at poeecok Ones. we a 
Neil N K, clerk, Billings House FV WG CER 
Nelson J ohn, feed store, Main near Sth, res 9th bet Male and Blondeau 
Nelson Wm, ‘laborer, bds with John Nelson 
Nelson James, laborer, bds with John Nelson 
Nelson Peter, painter, res Ridge bet 10th and 11th 
Nelson N P, painter, bds 11th and Carroll 
Neuse F, lumber merchant, 5th and Blondeau, res Morgan bet 3d and 4th 
Newcomb Hiram, painter, res 15th and Concert 
Newer V, rope maker, res near Toll Gate 
Newman Mis Martha, res Bank and Ist 
Newsom Mrs Mary, laundress, Concert bet 13th and 14th 
Newton Mrs M, res 13thand Exchange 
Neyens Jahn, teamster, res 14th bet Ridge and Cedar 
Neyens Joseph, teamster, res 14th and Cedar 
Nickels A, teamster, res 8d bet Main and Blondeau 
Nichols A, laborer, res Ist bet Johnson and Exchange 
Nichols W H, [Sellers & NJ, res High bet 10th and 11th 
Nichol John, salesman, bds Sth and Fulton 
Nies John, butcher, on market, res Messengerville 
Niland Ed, laborer, res 6th bet Des Moines and Palean 
Nobles Eugene, tailor, res 7th and Palean 
NODLER J B & CO, erocers, 117 Main 
Nodler J B [J BN & Co], res 9th and Franklin 
"Noel Samuel, hotel keeper, 14th and Main 
Noetzli Henry, moulder, res 16th and Bank 
Nolen G HI, portrait painter, 82 Main 
NOLKEMPER H, blacksmith, 12th bet Main and Blondeau 
Norris Robt, baggage master, bds City Hotel 
NUNN GEO [N & Bess], res Fulton bet 4th and Sth 


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KEOKUK DIRECTORY. - 
Peebles Se EEE, 


DEALERS IN 


FOREIGN & DUMUSTISC DEY gOODE, 


NO. 85 MAIN STREET, KEOKUK, IOWA. 
SEITZ & McNAMARA, 


Manufacturers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in 


ALL KINDS OF CRACKERS, 


No. 121 Main Street, bet. Fourth and Fifth, Keokuk, lowa. 


M. V. GRALGEY, 


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN 


TIN and SHEET [RON- N-WARE, 


Corner of Main and Eighth Streets, 
KEOKUEK, IOWA. 


(<r Tin and Sheet-Iron Ware made to order on short notice. 


Mississippi Valley Nursery, 
Special attention paid to the cultivation of 


Efardy and Productive _ 


FRUIT TREES, 


SUCH AS ARE PARTICULARLY ADAPTED TO THIS VICINITY. 


Also, Evergreens, Grape Vines, &c. 
G. O. HILTON. 


A. 8. TYLER. 


HOWE & TYLER, 
AUCTION AND CORD TISSION 


MERCHANTS, 
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Furniture 


Main Street, HMeokuk, Iowa. 


tT? Will attend to sales of Merchandise, Stock, Real Estate, dc. Refer to all business men 
of the city. 


WILLIAM FULTON, Insurance and Real Estate Agent, No. 82 Main St., Up Stairs. 


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KEOKUK DIKECTORY. 89 


O. 
Oatman Harvey, laborer, bds with R Coats 


. Oatman John, calaboose-keeper, res 6th bet Main and Blondeau 
Oatman Frank, carpenter, res Exchange bet 15th and 16th 


O’Brien W H, clerk, 3rd bet Main and Johnson . 

O’Brien John, laborer, res Palean bet 6th and 7th YES 

O’Brien Michael, clerk, Palean bet 6th and 7th . 

O’Brien Patrick, merchant, res 2d bet Timea and Des Moines 

O’Brien John, stone cutter, res 6th bet Des Moines and Palean 

O’Brien Ned, teamster, res Palean bet 5th and 6th 

O’Brien Mat, laborer, res 4th bet Palean and Des Moines 

O’Brine David, res 2d bet Timea and Des Moines 

O’Connell John, laborer, res 6th and Ridge 

O'CONNOR DR I’ H, druggist, 5rd and Johnson res 2d and Exchange 

O’Connor M, laborer, res Goncert bet 5th and 6th 

O'DONNELL T HOS, liquor dealer, 4th bet Main and Johnson res Exchange 
bet 6th and 7th 

O’FARRELL Rev PF, boards 6th bet Des Moines and Palean 

OGDEN RB, [W alters Allyn and Co], res 9th and Fulton 

Ogden J B, laborer, res 4th near Cedar / 

OGELV IE GEO W , freight agent D V R R, res Blondeau bet 2d and 3d 

Ogg Mrs F, res Johnson bet 13th and 14th ~ 

O' Keitle James, laborer, res Bank near Levee 

OLDOM H, Proprietor ‘Ohio House, Levee bet Main and Johnson 

O'Neal M, laborer, res 8th and Carroll 

O'Neal Mrs A, res Reid’s Addition Len 

O'Neal Mike, laborer, boards Bank bet 2d and 3d Wk ; 

O'Neil John, clerk, George C Anderson’s Bank . 

Organ E M, printer, boards at Ohio House 

ORR W H & Co upholster and mattress manufacturer, 8d bet Main and 
Johnson res same 

Ortel John E, milkman, res 17th and Cedar 

OSBORN CHAS, colored, city porter, at DePugh’s barber shop 

Ostrander Henry, showmn, res 10th and Des Moines 

Otte John, teamster, res od ‘and Ridge 

Otis John, teamster, res 3d bet Main and Johnson 

Overman Samuel, drayman, res 7th bet Carroll and Ridge 

Owen William, shoemaker, res 14th and Ridge 

Owen I R, currier res 10th and F'nlton 

Owens Fee, colored, teamster, res BP ultons bet and 11th 


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Parker W m, res High bet 14th and 15th 

Parker Mrs, res 4th bet Main and Blondeau. 

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‘Bet. 2d and 3d Streets, KEOKUK, IOWA. 


KEOKUK DIRECTORY. 


I. STAMPER. GEO. FLETCHER, JR. 


| 
STAMPER & FLETCHER, | 
. 


UNLON MEAT crane nal 
No. 157, South Side Main St., Keokuk, Iowa. 


W. N. STURGES, 


COMMISSION MERCEANT 
Wo. 46 South Levee, Keokuk, lowa, 


MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INS. CO. 
Gapital, over 810,000, Ood. 
, A. B. BALL, sin Sewn 


QFEICE=-FIFTH AND BLONDEAU STS., 
j KEOKUK, IOWA. 


0. 8. KENDERDINE. S. M. ARCHER. H. M. KENDERDINE. 


KEOKUK PLOW COMPANY, 


Manufacturers of 


PLOWS AND AGHICULEURAL IMPLEMENTS, 
Main St., above 10th, Keokuk, Iowa. 
All kinds of Plows, Cultivators, Double and Single Shovels made to order. 


HUISHASIP & MATTRESS, 
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY. 91 


Parr John, engineer on ferry, res Reid’s Addition 

Parrott Col J C, U S Mail Agent, res Fulton bet 6th and 7th 

Parshall McDonald, engineer Imperial mills, res Exchange and 2d 

PARSONS G R, res 17th and Carroll 

Parsons James, laborer, res Fulton bet 11th and 12th. 

Parsons Mrs A, laundress, Morgan bet 5thand 6th 

Patch R, conductor railroad, res 9th bet Exchange and Bank 

Patch C H, telegraph operator railroad depot, boards at R Patch 

Pate Caleb, colored laborer, res Johnson bet 17th and 18th 

Patrick L, carpenter, res 2d and Carroll 

Patten C H, engineer, res 6th bet Blondeau and Concert 

PATTERSON & TIMBERMAN, pork packers, office Leighton House 3d 
and Johnson 

Patterson Col Wm, [P & Timberman,] Mayor of City, res 7th and Timea 

Patterson Joseph C, pork packer, boards 7th and Timea 

Patterson Sabrit T, pork packer, boards 7th and Timea 

Patterson Thos B, pork packer, boards 7th and Timea 

Patterson Wm A, pork packer, res 8th and Timea 

Patterson W P, currier, boards Simpson House 

Patterson James, tinner, boards Franklin bet 12th and 18th 

Patterson Mrs FE, res High bet 9th and 10th 

Patterson Mrs M, res Franklin bet 12th and 13th 

Patterson Wm, drayman, boards with Mrs M Patterson 

Patterson David, drayman, boards with Mrs M Patterson 

Patterson C, colored laborer, res Mason’s Upper Addition 

Patterson James 

Paul Vite, merchant tailor, Main bet 2d and 3d, res same 

Paul J B, lumber merchant, res Morgan bet 6th and 7th 

Pawson Wm, Levee, res 7th bet Concert and High . 

Payne David, book keeper, 4th and Main res 3d bet Blondeau and Concert 

Pealer M, brakesman, boards City Hotel 

PEARCE I N, book binder, 2d and Main res Bank bet 6th and 7th 

Pearce F A N, book binder, boards with I N Pearce \ 

PECK C kK, [Cady & P], res 7th and Grand Avenue 

Peckstein & Nagel, brewers, 14th bet Main and Blondeau 

Peckstein C, [P & N], res 14th bet Main and Blondeau 

PELGEN PHILIPP, cooper, shop 13th and Main res same 

Pelgen John, Rhine wine dealer, res Johnson bet 18th and 14th 

Pelgen L, cooper, res Concert bet 9th and 10th 

Pelot Chas, boatman, res 18th and Johnson 

Pemberton Wm, brickmaker, res Des Moines bet 9th and 10th 

Penhill Mrs Mary, res Johnson bet Ist and 2d 

PERDEW JOHN, undertaker, 3d bet Main and Johnson, res 15th and 
Fulton 

Perdue C W, cooper, res Bank bet 6th and 7th 

PERKINS V 1, undertaker, livery and sale stable, 3d bet Johnson and 
Exchange, res 2d bet Main and Johnson 

Perkins J T, undertaker, 2d bet Main and Johnson, boards with V T Perkins 

Perrigo David, shoe maker, res 9th bet Main and Johnson 

PETERS D, patent loom manufacturer, res Bank bet 12th and 13th 

Peters R R, colored laborer, res Franklin bet 13th and 14th 


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92 KEOKUK DIRECTORY. | 


Saeene ht EY ANY Ra eG IN: 
DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY, 
75 Main Street, Keokuk, Iowa, 
L. THERME & BRO.,, 
LOE CORAA NM SALOON, 
- And Dealers in Confectioneries, Fruits, Oysters, &c., 


ee 


Main St., Get. 2d and 3d, WKeoliunk, Iowa. 
ts. ©. ETnigersoill, 
TOBIN LS a, 


‘Dentat. Rooms — Corner of Main and Third Streets, 


BREOKUK, | - “ - - = IOWA. 
GEO, KE. KILBOURNE, 
Manufacturer and Dealer in 
FURNITURE, 
No. 57 Main St., bet. 2d and 3d, Keokuk, Iowa. 


—_——___—~<9 + <> 


Factory on rith Street, bet. Main and Johnson. 


M. 8. MAGOUN. T. H. ANDREWS. 


NMNAGOUMN & ANDREWS, 


DEALERS IN 


LUMBER, DATH, SHINGLES AND PICKET, 


Corner of Exchange and Fourth Sts., 
a KEOKUK, IOWA. 


WILLIAM FULTON, Insurance and Real Estate Agent, No. 82 Main St., Up Stairs. 


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KEOKUK DIRECTORY. 93 


Peters Mrs Angeline, colored wash woman, res alley bet 2d and 3d, Main 
and Johnson 

Peters Christian, teamster, Johnson bet 17th and 18th 

Peterson John, carpenter, res Carroll bet 14th and 15th 

Phelps Charles O, clerk, boards Morgan bet 7th and Sth 

Phelps Maurice, res Morgan bet 7th and 8th 

Phenix Mrs Sarah N, res 3d bet Johnson and Exchange 

PHILLIPS & KERR, dry goods, 85 Main 

Phillips C E, [P & Kerr], res 5th and Morgan 

Philips Theo J, piano repairer at Ayres, Mann & Ayres 

Phillips W , laborer, res Concert bet 12th and 13th 

Phillips Mrs M, res Blondeau bet 8th and 9th 

Phillips Chas, teamster res Messengerville 

Phillips Guthrie, carpenter, boards Blondeau bet 8th and 9th 

Phillips Timothy. clerk, boards Blondeau bet 8th and 9th 

Phillips Courtland. carpenter, boards Blondeau bet 8th and 9th 

Pierce Wm, laborer, res Sth and Concert 

Pierson C, cooper, res Palean bet 4th and 5th 

Piker F, boot and shoemaker, ss Main bet 1st and 2d res 18th bet Fulton 
and Franklin 

Pingree J W & Co, boot and shoe manufacturer, with Hambleton & Huis- 
kamp, res 9th and Fulton 

Pipkin Robert, res near Toll Gate 

Piper W S, gun smith, 2d between Main and Johnson, res Fulton bet 2d 
and 3d : 

Piper Wm FE, gunsmith, boards with W S Piper 

Pittman G W, merchant, res 16th and Fulton 

Poling GW, grocer, 6th and Main res 11th bet Blondeau and Concert 

Pollard T J, clerk, res 9th and High 


Pollard George, colored laborer, boards Ist and Main 


POLLOCK Ss & CO, wholesale rrocers, 118 Main 

Pollock Samuel, {P & Co], res 6th and ‘Timea 

Pollock Mrs J, res Exchange bet 10th and 11th 

Pollock G §S, boards 11th and Morgan 

Polser Henry, tailor, res 10th bet Exchange and Bank 

POND S P & CO, produce and commission merchants, 9th and Main 

Pond S P, oy PP& Co], res Bank bet 11th and 12th 

ee TN & CO, produce and commission merchants Main bet 6th and 
Gt 

Pond TN, [T N P & Co], res Blondeau bet 8th and 9th 

Ponte Isidore, shoe maker, res Franklin bet 13th and 14th 

Poole Mrs A, res 12th and Exchange 

Pore Wm, laborer, boards with F R Sertz 

Porges M, clerk, at E Stearne’s 

Porketts Joseph, confectioner, Johnson bet 3d and 4th res same 

Porter Wm, sawyer, res Mason’ s Lower Additien 

Postlewate Ch: is, teamster, res 8th bet Johnson and Exchange 

Potter Peter W, ‘land acent, res Blondeau bet 4th and 5th 

Potter A A, clerk, boards Blondeau bet 4th and 5th 

POWELL § B, (D S McMillan & Co], boards 6th and Concert 

Powers John, tailor, boards Mississippt House 


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WILLIAM FULTON, Insurance and Real Estate Agent, No. 82 Main St., Up Stairs. 


—— 


94 KEGKUK DIRECTORY. 


TEBELMAN & VAN WERDEN, 


Importers and Manufacturers of 
Cigars, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, 


No. 77 Third Street, near Johnson, Keokuk, Iowa. 
IL? Sign of the Big Indian. 


J. B. TINSMAN, 


Vianufacturer of 


PATENT SPINNING WHEELS, 
Cor. 8th and Main Streets, KEOKUK, IOWA. 


MA PL Et & saldeanlben Eck ye cu yan ayy 


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\ MAIN ST, 
= Bet. 6th & 7th, 
KEOKUK, IOWA. 


ERIE J. LEECH, EDWARD MUMM, 
Late Clerk Dist Court. Late Dep. Clerk Dist. Court. 


LEECH & MUMM, 
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, 


Conveyancers and Real Estate Dealers, 


Will attend to all business connected with Real Estate, examination of Titles, payment of |; 
Taxes, taking of Depositions, renting Property, &c. We have a complete poring ome of 
TITLES to all LANDS and LOTS in the Half Breed Tract. Refer to 0. C. Hale, Esq., Cashier 
State National Bank ; Geo. ©. Anderson & Co., Bankers; Wm. Thompson & it eB ankers ; 
H. K. Love, President First National Bank; Hon. R. P. Lowe, Judge Supreme Court; Hon. 

8. F. Miller, Judge Supreme Court, U. S., Keokuk, Iowa. Hon. James M. Love, Judge U. 8. 
District Court, Ottumwa, Iowa. 


Office at Court House, KEOKUK, IOWA. 
J. & A. G. McQUEEN, 


Wholesale and Retail 


GROCERS, 


No. 84 Main-st., bet 8d and 4th, 


KREOKRUEKR, IOWA. 
FRESH FRUIT, PICKLES, OYSTERS, SARDINES, &c. 


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Powers Mrs Mary, res 6th and Palean 

Powers John, plasterer, res 7th and Palean 

Powers F, colored, fireman, res 16th and Bank 

Powers B, colored, laborer, res 16th and Bank ; 

Prasse Wm, saloon, Levee bet Main and Blondeau res 16th and Johnson 
Pratt H K, clerk, H N Bostwick & Co’s 


and Johnson 
Pressell D W, ress e cor 4th and Concert 
Price R, carpenter, res Carroll bet 17th and 18th 


Purcell John, freight clerk, boards Main bet 1st and Levee 
Puder John, teamster, res Ridge bet 4th and 5th 

Purdey Geo, printer Gate City, res 197 Main 

Pyles Henry, colored, teamster, res Bank bet 14th and 15th 


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Quicksell James, painter, boards Tremont House 
Quarterman W H, printer, boards with D Bartlett 
Quigley Mrs M, Carroll bet 6th and 7th 
Quinn Owen, teamster, 8th and Morgan 
Quinn Neal, 8th and Morgan 

R. 


Ralston Mrs E J, res Morgan. bet 6th and 7th 

Ralston Wm, blacksmith, res Morgan bet 6th and 7th 

Rams T, plow maker, 8thand Main res 15th bet High and Morgan 
Ramsdale Joseph, painter, res 16th and Morgan 

Randolph John, carpenter, res 16th and Palean 

RANKIN § M, real estate and insurance agent, boards 4th and Franklin 
Rankin John, brickmaker, res Morgan bet 16th and 17th 

Rankin Henry brickmaker, res Morgan bet 16th and 17th 

Rankin Johnson, brickmaker, res Morgan bet 16th and 17th 
RANKIN & McCRARY, attorneys at law, office 2d and Main 
Rankin J W, [R & McCrary], res 4th and Franklin 

Ranson Thomas, jr, grocer, 4th and Johnson res 8d and Blondeau 
Ranson Thomas, grocer, 4th and Johnson 

Rape Edward, laborer, res Carroll bet 5th and 6th 

RAPLEE & FORD, steam bakery, 4th bet Main and Blondeau 
Raplee U, [R & Ford], res Blondeau bet 4th and Fifth 

Ray Wiley, teamster, High bet 12th and 13th 


a ce A I Se 


Rayburn J G, produce dealer, 3d bet Main and Johnson, res Timea bet 12th 


and 18th 
tead John M, collar maker, res Concert bet 7th and 8th 
Real Pat, laborer, res 12th and Carroll 
Real Pat, laboror, res 14th and Carroll 
Reddington D, grape cultivator, res 21st and Orleans 


ees 


KEOKUK DIRECTORY. 95 


Preisman George, shoemaker, Main bet 10th and 11th res 10th bet Main 


PRICE WM, painter, 5th bet Main and Johnson res Fulton bet 4th and 5th 


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WILLIAM FULTON, Insurance and Real Estate Agent, No. 82 Main St., Up Stairs. 


KEOKUK DIRECTORY. 


HENRY TIEKE, 


Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Dealerin 


CIGARS, TOBACCO, SNUFF, &ec., 
Third-st., 2 doors below Main, Keokuk, Iowa. 


E. VILLANNIS, 
ERENCE SOOV AND SHON MAK, 


Second-st., bet. Main and Johnson, opposite Post Office, Keokuk, lowa. 


Ji? Satisfaction guaranteed. Work warranted. 


NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE C0, 


Assets Feb. 1st, 1866, over $5,000,000 ! 
ANNUAL DIVIDENDS, - - 50 PER CENT. 
Provident Life Ins, and Investment Co.,, of Chicago, 
Insures Against Accidents of ALL KINDS, 


L. RB. BISSELL, Agent. 
No 82 Main-st., up stairs, Keokuk, Iowa. 


D. S. McMILLAN & CO., 
LUMBER DEALERS, 


Near the D. V. R. R. Car Shops. 
8. B. POWELL. KEOKUK, (OWA, 
H. NOLEKEMPER, 


IOWA WAGON SHOP, 


TWELFTH AND NAIN-STS., KEOXUK, IOWA, 


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KEOKUK DIRECTORY. 


Redman R, sheet iron maker, boards L R Comstock 
Reed Charles, machinist, boards Johnson bet 2d and 3d 
Reed J, second hand store, 3d bet Main and Johnson, res same 
Reed Edward, carpenter, res 7th and Ridge 
Reeffe Antone, painter, res 16th bet Bank and Exchange 
Reeves S M, shoe maker, Fulton bet 11th and 12th 
Regan M, laborer, res 6th and Ridge 
Reid RH, clerk, res 16th and Bank 
Reid Mrs M, laundress, Mason’s Upper Addition 
REID GEN H T, attorney at law, res High and 3d 
Reid Mrs Margeret, res Concert bet 7th and 8th 
REID J M, Brevet Lieutenant Colonel, attorney at law, bds at the Deming 
Reid John, colored laborer, res 9th bet Johnson and Exchange 
Reider George, laborer, res Johnson and 17th 
Reimboldt Wm, cigar maker, boards 6th and Morgan, 
Rellihan Thomas, laborer, res 14th and Cedar 
Rems T, blacksmith, res 15th bet High and Morgan 
Renaud L, grocer, Main bet 11th and 12th, res same 
Renaud Adam, cabinet maker, res Johnson bet 16th and 17th 
Renaud Mrs P, res 12th bet Morgan and Fulton 
Rench Conrad, boot and shoe dealer, Main bet 2d and 3d res 7th and Johnson 
Rener B, cooper, res Franklin bet 14th and id5th 
Reno W GC, teamster, res Exchange bet 3d and 4th 
Reno J D, teamster, boards Exchange bet 3d and 4th 
Reimers & Stollt, grocers, 12thand Main 
Reimers George, [R & S], res 12th and Main 
Rees Joseph, dentist, boards with J B Graham 
REES WM, Book and Job Printer, paper dealer, and publisher of Keokuk 

Directory, 2d near Main res 10th bet Exchange and Bank 
Rees Robert, printer at Keokuk Bag Factory, boards with Mrs M A Rees 
Rees Mrs M A, res Rees’ Addition 
Rees Wesley, nurseryman, boards with Mrs M A Rees 
Rees Samuel, printer, boards with Mrs M A Rees 
Rees ‘Thomas, printer, boards with Mrs M A Rees 
Reps Charles, garden, Grand Avenue 
Reynolds Rh M, res 10th and Fulton 
RICE J L, attorney at law, office 2d and Main 
Rickards T F,[S P Pond & Co}, boards with S P Pond 
Richards J, carpenter, 14th bet High and Morgan 
Richardson A G, res Concert bet 13th and 14th 
Richardson George, cooper, res 11th and Fulton 
Richardson P, liquor dealer, 6114 Main 
Ricket Shadrack, laborer, res Exchange bet 17th and 18th 
Rickert John, barber, Johnson near 2d 
Rideout George, colored laborer, res 10th and Fulton 
Ridley Robert, colored laborer, res 5th bet Blondeau and Concert 
Rifley Chas, county surveyor, res High bet Sth and 10th 
Riggs A, carpenter, res 13th between Fulton and Franklin 
Riggs Daniel, boards with George Miller 
Riggs A S, carpenter, res 13th bet Franklin and Fulton 

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WILLIAM FULTON, Insurance and Real Estate Agent, No. 82 Main &t., Up Stairs. 


98 KEOKUK DIRECTORY. 


ELMORE HOUSE, 


THOS. ELMORE, Proprietor, 
CORNER MAIN AND EIGHTH STREETS, 
Formerly Dudley House, KEOKUK, IOWA. 


P. A. WARD, 
NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANGER, 
Cor. 7th and Main Streets, Keokuk, Iowa. 


PATTERSON & TIMBERMAN, 


BEEF AND PORK 
PACKERS, | 


Office S.-W. cor. Sd and Johrsonssts., 
REOKUEK, IOW A... 
O¢r-Packing House, foot of Third Street. 


JOSHPH KURZ, 


PROPRIETOR OF 


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Rilein Mathias, machinist, res Johnson bet 17th and 18th 

Riley Moses, cooper, res 6th bet Carroll and Ridge 

Riley H H, produce dealer, 4th bet Main and Blondeau res Blondeau bet 10th 
and 11th 

Ripling Modest, butcher, res Ridge bet 4th and 5th 

Ritche James, Porter, 118 Main, boards Barrett House 

Rix George, merchant, res 6th and Orleans 

Rochford Martin, grocer, 5th and Palean, res same 

Rochford Antony, laborer, res 5th and Carroll 

Rochford Mrs, res Palean bet 4th and 5th 

Rochford James, laborer, res Carroll bet 4th and 5th 

Rockefeller E, teamster, boards Ohio House ° 

Rockenbach F, laborer, res 18th and Main 

Rockwell S M, laborer, res 2d and Des Moines 

ROBERTS RICHARD, coal yard, office Levee, res Ist and Concert 
toberts E, shoemaker, res near Toll Gate 

Roberts Hugh, clerk, res 1st and Concert 

Roberts Mrs R, res 11th bet Morgan and Fulton 

ROBERTSON & ALBERS, grocers 120 Main 

Robertson Hugh, [R & Albers], res 5th bet Fulton and Franklin 

Robinson Mrs M E, boards with Mr E J Ralston 

Robinson F, laborer, res Johnson bet 8th and 9th in alley 

Robinson A J, cooper, res Exchange bet 11th and 12th 

aaah ta J W, coal and coke dealer, res 5th bet High and Morgan, office 

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Roe Martin, D V R R, res 3d and Concert 

Rogers W H, machinist, res Mason’s Lower Addition 

Rogers Mrs C, res 8th and Morgan 

Rogers James, brickmaker, res 5th and Johnson 

Rogers Dr §, ‘allopathist, res Mason’s Lower Addition 

Rogerson M, machinist, res 8th and Morgan 

Rokenbach Charles, upholster, res 13th and Exchange 

Rooney James, res High bet 8th and 9th 

Roost Alex, butcher, res Main bet 17th and 18th 

Rose L, laborer, res 18th and Main, 
tose Mrs I, res Reid’s Addition | 

ROTHERT J H & SONS, hardware and wagon material, 210 Main 

Rothert H W, [R & Sons], res Blondeau bet Sth and 10th 

Rouse John, machinist, res Ist bet Bank and Timea 

Rowan Thomas, laborer, res 10th and Des Moines 

Rowe Mrs O, boarding y house, 6th and Morgan 

Rowe R, clerk, boards with Mrs O Rowe 

Rowland T J, saddler and harness maker, res 13th and Exchange 

Royster Mrs H, colored, laundress, res 18th bet Palean and Carroll 

Rubicam Daniel, conveyancer, res Grand Avenue 

Ruddick W M, farmer, res High bet 9th and 10th 

Ruddick Wm O, clerk, boards “with WM Ruddick 

Ruddick Mrs E, reg 7th and Avenue, 

RUDDICK R L (Smith, R & Co], res 8th and Orleans 

Runner M 4H, farmer, res 10th bet Main and Johnson 

Ryan Pat, laborer, res Reid’s Addition 


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100 KEOKUK DIRECTORY. 


WILSON & HURLBUT, : 
GROCERS AND WOOD DEALERS, 
Corner 8th and Main Streets, Keokuk, Iowa. 


NM & D. P. WHITE, M.'& D: P. WHITE, 
Manufacturers of Manufacturers of 
CIDER VINEGAR, | Elow and Grocevs’ Sarks, 
59 LEVEE, 59 LEVEE, 
KEOKUK, IOWA. KEOKUK, IOWA. 


8. P. POND. T. F. RICKARDS. 


Ss. P. POND & CO., 
Produce and Commission Merchants. 


DEALERS IN 


BUTTER, EGGS, 


.AND ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE, 
Cor. gth and Main-sts., - - Keokuk, Iowa. 


M. W. WESTCOTT, 


Wholesale and Retail Dealer in 


BOOKS, STATIONERY, 


PAPER HANGINGS, 
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Ryan Thomas, stone mason, Mason’s Lower Addition 

Ryan Michael. drayman, res 4th bet Timea and Des Moines 
Ryan Thomas, laborer, res 5th and Carroll, 

Ryan William, laborer, boards 5th and Carroll 

Ryan Mrs M, res 6th and Ridge 

Ryan Mrs M, res Main bet 9th and 10th 

Eyan Mike, laborer, Ist bet Johnson and Exchange 

Kyan Luke, laborer, Carroll bet 4th and 5th 


S. 


Saep Jacob, laborer, boards Exchange bet 1st and 2d 

‘Saep Mrs C, laundress, res Franklin bet 13th and 14th . 

Safford E G,at Hambleton & Huiskamp’s, res 4th bet Blondeau and Concert 

Safford Dr J P, allopathist, 3d bet Main and Johnson, res Fulton bet 8th 
and Sth 

Salkeld James, engineer Gate City Mill, res 17th and Johnson 

Saley Bronson, painter, res Reid’s Addition 

Salszer John, baker, boards, J Stahl 

SAMPLE H W, president Union Liye Stock Insurance Co, res 2d and 
Concert ; 

SAMPLE § S, [Vail Armitage & Co], boards 8th and Fulton 

SAMUELS J A & CO, tinners 197 Main 

Samuels J A, (J A & Co], res 10th bet Main and Blondeau 

Saunders William, clerk, res Blondeau and 3d 

SANFORD DR J F, [Sanford & Cushing], allopathic physician and surgeon, 
offices at residence and Infirmary, res 4th and Franklin 

per Peter, tobacconist, Main bet 6th and 7th, res Johnson bet 16th and 
Vth 

Sawyer J A, salesman, boards 8th and Franklin 

Seanlon Patrick, laborer, res 4th and Palean 

Schafer C, cabinet maker, boards Main bet 7th and 8th 

Scharfenberg H, saddle and harness manufacturer, Mainbet 7th and 8th, 
res Johnson bet 16th and 17th 

Schalling Henry, carriage painter, res Exchange bet 12th and 13th 

Schardclmann H A, furniture, 203 Main, boards at Rebstock House 

Schenck Frank, shoe maker, res 16th and Exchange 

Schevers R, coppersmith, boards 7th and Johnson 

Schevers H J, laborer, res Johnson bet 16th and 17th 

Schevers H, coroner, res Carroll bet 15th and 16th 

Scherer Charles, speculator, Fulton and 13th 

Scheid Casper, saloon keeper, Main bet 10th and 1]th res same 

Schilson George, boatman, Carroll bet idth and 15th 

“chima Joseph, mechanic, res Johnson bet 4th and 5th 

Schmitt Alex, cigar maker, res 7th and Johnson 

Schtidt Henry,-carpenter, res Johnson bet 11th and 12th 

Schmidt Wm, carpenter, res Johnson bet 17th and 18th 

“cbmidt Louis, ship carpenter, res Johnson bet 17th and 18th 

Schmidt Wm jr, fisherman, res Johnson bet 17th and 18th 

‘dt Chris, carpenter, res Johnson bet 17th and 18th 


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1 102 KEGKUK DIRECTORY. 


Wim. VWOoiLiLeEy, 
CARPENTER AND BUILDER, 


N.-W. cor, Fifth and Blondeau sts., Keokuk, Iowa. 
Ir? JOBBING DONE PROMPTLY. £1 


Ss. Tr. WORLEY, 
Blacksmithing, Shoeing, Boat and Mill Work, 
Corner Ist and Main-sts., Keokuk, Iowa. 
WESTERN STEAM BAKERY. 
RAPLEE & FORD, 


MANUFACTURERS OF 


BREAD, CAKES AND CRACKERS, 


Fourth-st., bet. Main and Blondeau. 


irTHE ONLY STEAM BAKERY IN KEOKUK! =) 


Particular attention paid to country orders. No charge for Drayage, 


NUNN & BESS, 


Manufacturers of 


FURNITURE. 


ALL KINDS OF 


TURRIRE AND SCROLL SAWING 


DONE TO ORDER. 


Also, Manufacturers of 
BUSTIOC VWENDOW BRAD, 
Factory, Fifth Street, bet. Main and J ohnson, 
KEOKUK, IOW A. 


WILLIAM FULTON, Insurance and Real Estate Agent, No. 82 Main St., Up Stairs. 


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KEOKUK DIRECTORY. 103 


cE Tn ene TERE HACRIERIS 


Schmidt Henry, baker, res Reid’s Addition 

Schneider George, saloon keeper, Levee bet Main and Blondeau, res same 

Schneider N, cooper, res 10th and Concert 

Schneider Daniel, shoemaker, res 9th bet Morgan and Fulton 

Schoaldloman H, res 13th and Concert 

Schoch John, shoemaker, Main bet 9th and 10th, res same 

Schomaker John, bar tender, for Louis Barisconi 

SCHULER F, Proprietor Rebstock Hotel, Main bet 6th and 7th 

SCHULZ GEORGE, saloon keeper, Main bet 6th and 7th ha: 

Schwaner Chris, saddler and harness maker, res Johnson bet 16th and 17th 

Schwaner Casper, tanner, res Johnson bet 16th and 17th 

Schwarz F, boot and shoemaker, 7th and Main, res same 

Scometsle John, res Main bet 12th and 13th 

Scott Charles, colored, laborer, res 9th and Timea 

Scott S, carpenter, res High bet 7th and 8th 

Scott L, sawyer, Ford’s mill, res Bank bet 13th and 14th 

Scott P L, boards with L Scott 

Scott Henry, colored, boatman, res 16th and Exchange 

Scott Mrs, res Concert bet 4th and 5th iby 

ramet John W, lumber merchant, 5th and Concert, res 5th bet High and 
siorzgan 

SEAL & WATERMANN, Union carriage shop, Main bet 10th and 11th 

Seal C, & W)], res 10th and Blondeau 

Seaton G M, freight agent, railroad, res 7th and High 

Seaton Dr J H, al, 2d bet Main and Johnson, res 2d bet Exchange and Bank 

Seaton Mrs EC, res 2d and Timea 

Seaton § C, engineer, railroad, boards with Mrs E C Seaton 

Seibert John B, tobacconist, res Carroll bet 8th and 9th 

SEIBERT STEPHEN, tobacconist, 2d bet Main and Johnson, boards 4th 
bet Main and Johnson 

SEIDLITZ DR G N, homeeopathist, office 3d bet Main and Johnson, res 
Concert bet 5th and 6th 

Seifert Charles, barber, 2d and Johnson, res Exchange bet 7th and 8th 

Seitz F R, brick moulder, res 15th and Fulton 

SEITZ & McNAMARA, bakery 121 Main 

Seitz Frank, [S & McN], res Concert bet 10th and 11th 

SELL & NOLKEMPER, wagon shop, Main and 14th 

‘Sell H, [S & N], res High bet 15th and 16th 

Sellers Charles, photographist, Main near 3d, res Orleans bet 10th and 11th 

Sellers Morris, master mechanic, D V R R, res Fulton bet 8th and 9th 

Sellers & Nichols, carpenters, 7th and Blondeau 

Sellers A N, [S & Nichols], res Blondeau bet 12th and 13th 

Seymour Henry, clerk, Keokuk manufacturing company, res Exchange bet 

: lithand 12th 

Seymour Caleb, carpenter, boards Exchange bet 11th and 12th 

Sparkles Henry, colored, laborer, res 2d bet Main and Johnson 

Snacon Phillip, carpenter, res 5th and Carroll 

Shadel P, carpenter, res Blondeau bet 12th and 13th 

Shafer Henry, watchman, res Reid’s Addition 

Shafer C, cabinet maker, boards Main bet 7th and 8th 

Shahansey Thomas, saloon keeper, Leyee bet Main and Blondeau, res same 

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WILLIAM FULTON, Insurance and Real Estate Agent, No. 82 Main St., Up Stairs. 


104. KEOKUK DIRECTORY. 


WUSTROW & FROEHLINGER, 
BUTCHERS, 
Main Street, Near Tenthh - KEOKUK,IOWA. 


I. C. WYKOFF, 
ARCHITECT AND EVILDER, 


Fourth-st., bet. Johnson and Exchange, 
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J. H. ROTHERT & SONS, 


Dealers in Building, Cabinet and General 
AA RDWWw A RE, 
Agricultural Implements, Hubs, Spokes, 
FKFelloes, Shafts, &<c., 


No. 210 Main Street (Sign of the large Seca? 


KREOKUE, IOWA. 
TL 7Also, 532, 594 and 596, Central Avenue, Siustunetl, Ohio. 


I. R. SPIESBERGER. ISAAC SPIESBERGER. JACOB SPIESBERGER. 
SPIESBERGER, BRO. & CQO. 
DEALERS IN 


STAPLE AND FANGY DRY GOODS 


At the Hoosier Store, No. 4 Estes House, Main Street, bet, ath and Gth, 
KEOKUK, IOWA, 


JT? We also buy all kinds of Produce, at our Produce House, 151 Main Street, between 
Sixth and Seventh. 


REBSTOcK HOrneh, 


Main Street, Between Sixth and Seventh, 
EKEOKUK, 7. . - _ - IOWA. 


FERDINAND SCHULER, Proprietor. 


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Shahansey James, laborer, res 1st and Johnson 

Shane George, boards Barrett House 

Shanovski Simon, peddler, res High bet 9th and 10th 

Shanninghonse Squire, colored, laborer, res 17th and Timea 

Sharp Oscar, jeweler, boards, J B Graham 

Sharrer Win, huckster, res 18th and Johnson 

Shan W J, res 1st bet Johnson and Exchange 

Shea Pat, laborer, res 1st and Exchange 

Shehon John, quarryman, res Timea bet 3d and 4th 

Shehan Daniel, colored, laborer, res 6th and Ridge 

SHELDON A W, proprietor Daily and Weekly Gate City, office 2d and Main 

SHELLEY J M, wholesale dry goods, 98 Main, res High bet 3d and 4th 

Shelley George M, clerk, boards with J M Shelley 

SHELTON Rey G W, colored, res Fulton bet 11th and 12th 

Sherer Solomon, farmer, res 12th and Des Moines 

Sherer Mrs 8, dressmaker, res 12th and Des Moines 

Sherman Charles, colored, laborer, res Exchange bet 12th and 13th 

Sherwood John, teamster, res s s Johnson bet 2d and 3d 

Shields James, carpenter, res 4th and Carroll 

Shillinger Mrs C, laundress, res 13th and Franklin 

Shinebraker Peter, blacksmith, res 13th and Main 

Shippey D D, cooper, res Reid’s Addition 

Shipler A L, carpenter, res 9th bet Blondeau and Concert 

SHONTZ 1, proprietor City Hotel, 1st and Johnson 

Shook Mrs Mary, res Main bet 12th and 13th 

Short James H, teamster, res Bank bet lst and 2d 

Short Phillip, huckster, res Exchange bet 16th and 17th 

Showalter Chris, shoemaker, boards Rebstock Hotel 

Showalter Wm, brewer, boards with J Baehr 

Shultz Fred, butcher, res Exchange bet 12th and 13th 

SHULZ CHARLES, [Duncan, Karle and Co}, res 12th and Exchange - 

Shulz John, cabinet maker, res Exchange bet 12th and 13th 

Shulz John, chair caner, res Exchange bet 12th and 13th 

Sick Jacob, carpenter, res Carroll bet 18th and 19th 

Singleton Mrs M, colored, res 14th and Cedar 

Sinton Wm, clerk, res Franklin bet 4th and 5th 

SIMPSON ROBERT, proprietor Simpson House, 6th and Johnson 

Sisson Francis, post office clerk, res Bank bet 11th and 12th 

Slaughter J, blacksmith, res 16th and Exchange 

SLAUGHTER H H, Proprietor Billings House, Main bet Ist and 2d 

Slaughter R P, clerk, 109 Main 

Slaughter Jacob, boatman, res Bank bet 15th and 16th 

Slaughter N, cooper, res Exchange bet 15th and 16th 

Smart George, colored, laborer, Fulton bet 11th and 12th 

we GEORGE R, grocer and boat stores, Main and Levee, res 3d and 
heert : 

Smith I, huckster, res Simpson House 

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DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, 


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JOLIN SONW co BURE, 


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SODA WATER, 


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FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY, YANKEE NOTIONS, &C.,, 
NO. 122 NIAIN STREET, CORNER OF FIFTH, KEOKUR, IOWA. | 
IL? Goods received daily from New York. No business will be transacted by this House on } 


Git, KR. SHITE, 


Grocer, Boat Stores and Produce Dealer, | ; 


North Corner of Main and Levee, | 


KEOKUK, IOWA. 


(<= Steamboats supplied at reasonable rates and on short notice. The 
highest Cash Price paid for all kinds of Country Produce. 


SEAL & WATERMANN, 
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NWAKERS, 


Main Street, between 1CGth and Iilth, 


BREOKUE, IOWA. 
ILP WAGONS AND CARRIAGES ON HAND AND MADE TO ORDER. 


M. STAFFORD. 
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Smith E, carpenter, res 14th bet Exchange and Bank 

Smith George, printer, res Bank bet 6th and 7th 

Smith D B, res Johnson bet 2d and 3d 

Smith John, carpenter, res Timea bet 12th and 138th 

Smith D B jr, res 4th and Orleans 

Smith D I, laborer, res Concert bet 5th and 6th 

Smith David, harness maker, res High bet 9th and 10th 

Smith Peter, porter, res 7th and Main 

Smith John, fisherman, res High bet 9th and 10th, 

Smith Henry, colored, barber, res 11th and High 

Smith Peter, colored, laborer, res lst and Blondeau 

Smith W B, post office clerk, res 4th and Concert 

Smith Eli, colored, laborer, res 10th and Concert 

Smith S A, shoemaker, Hambleton & Huiskamp’s 

Smith Henry, baker, at Raplee & Ford’s 

Smith Charles, Smith House, Main bet Ist and Levee 

Smith Philip, Smith House, Main bet Ist and Levee 

Smith H P, salesman, res "High bet 13th and 14th 

Smith Frank, foreman, Comstock, Franks & Co, boards Billings House 

Smith E C, conductor, D V R R, res 5th and High 

Smith Mrs M A, res Morgan bet 5thand 6th 

Smith Frank, clerk, res Morgan bet 5th and 6th 

Smith Charles, assistant editor Constitution, res High and 13th 

SMYTH GEO B, [Connable & S$], res Ist and Concert 

Snow C E, merchant, res 7th and Mergan 

Solomon L, clothier, res 8d bet Main and Blondeau 

Soxumers Wm, colored, laborer, res 4th bet Bank and Timea 

Sommerhalter R, shoemaker, boards 1st bet Bank and Timea 

Soper E, jeweller, boards, Young America 

Spaan John, brick maker, res 13th and Timea 

Spence James, laborer, res 10th bet Concert and High 

Spencer W H, miller, res 13th bet Main and Johnson 

SPIESBERGER, MAYER & CO, dry goods 111 Main 

Spiesberger M, [S, M & Co] res 5th bet Main and Blondean 

SPLESBERGER, BRO & CO, dry goods, No 4 Estes House 

Spiesberger J, [5 Bro & Co], Res 8d bet Morgan and Fulton 

Spiesberger J, [S Bro & Co], boards Blondeau bet 8th and 9th 

Spiesberger I R, [S bro & Co] produce 151 Main, res Blondeau bet 10th 
bet 10th and 11th 

Sprague Henry, laborer, res Exchange bet 16th and 17th 

Spring Martin, brewer, boards with J Bachr 

Spring Jacob, saloon, Main bet 6th and 7th. res Exchange bet 11th and 12th 

Springer LD, clerk, res Main bet Ist and Levee 

Suekhouse J H, drayman, res 5th and Concert 

STAFFORD M, grocer and boat stores, Blondeau and Levee, res Blondeau 

‘ bet Ist and 2d 

Statford Mrs, res Des Moines bet 4th and 5th 


| Statlord J R, clerk, boards Blondeau bet Ist and 2d 


STAF FORD THOMAS, [Maple & Co], res Bank bet 8th and 9th 
Statlord James, clerk, res Des Moines bet 4th and 5th 
Stahl John, Keokuk Bakery, Main bet 8th and 9th, res same 


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WILLIAM FULTON, Insurance and Real Estate Agent, No. 82 Main St., Up Stairs. 


108 KEOKUK DIRECTORY. 


STRACKE & CAESAR, 


Rectifiers and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Domestic 


bLOUOSS AND Wis Sy 


Main Street, bet. Ist and 2d, 


; KEOKUK, IOWA. 
(And Mii of Main and Levee, Warsaw, III.) 


D. URICH. A. J. STATLER. 


URICH & STATLER, 
General Commission Merchants 


AND DEALERS IN 
Flour, Fruit, Fresh and Cove Oysters, and all kinds of Produce, 


DEPOT ON SECOND STREET, 
In Atheneum Building, KEOKUK, (OWA. 


HENRY WEYAND, 
Garacencecrs’ Sced Store, 


Fourth-st., bet. Main and Johnson, 
KEOKUK, IOWA. 


Fresh and Reliable Vegetable and Flower Seeds, Grape Vines, 
ROSES, SHRUBS, GREENHOUSE PLANTS AND VEGETABLE PLANTS in their season. 


WENDE & FRANK, 


WAGON FACTORY, 


. THIRTEENTH AND MAIN STREETS, 
| Eecolkulx, Iowa. 
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY. 109 


Stahl John A, boots and shoes, 61 Main, res 6th and Fulton 

STAMPER & FLETCHER, butchers, 157 Main 

Stamper I, [S & Fletcher], res 157 Main 

Standing Henry, colored, laborer, res Concert bet 3d and 4th 

STANNUS W N, clerk, boards Deming House 

STANNUS JOHN, collector U S customs, office 8d bet Main and Johnson 
res Morgan bet 8th and 9th : 

Stannus Wm, distiller, boards Dudley House 

Stanley J C, pegging machine operator, res 6th and Concert 

Staples James, boards 3d and Ridge 

Stark John, second hand store, $d bet Main and Johnson, res same 

Stark Joseph, boiler maker, res Ford’s Addition i 

Starkwather N, res 11th and Morgan bi Sn 

Starkwather Mrs Mary, res 11th and High 

STATLER A J, (Urich & Sj, boards Franklin bet 7th and 8th 

Steel W D, clerk, res 9th and Avenue 

Steel Edward, shoemaker, res 4th and Carroll 

Steel Edward, shoemaker, res 11th and Main 

Steele Mrs M, res Avenue bet 8th and 9th 

Steele Wim, stone mason, res 9th bet Fulton and Franklin 

Steely Wm, carpenter, res 9th bet Main and Blondeau 

Steely David, pilot, ferry boat, res 2d bet Johnson and Exchange 

Steiger F E, broom manufacturer, res Des Moines bet 4th and 5th 

Steinberg Wm, laborer, res Mason’s Lower Addition 

STERN IN, (Hess, S & Co], boards Young America 

Stern German, book keeper, res Reid’s Addition 

STERNE EMIL, grain distiller and rectifier, Reid’s Addition, bds Deming 

Stevens Wn, laborer, res Ist and Exchange : 

Stevenson Sam, clerk, boards 2d and Johnson 

Stevenson Mrs M, res Timea bet 12th and 13th 

Stevenson John, clerk, at Young America billiard saloon 

Stewart & Dean, boots and shoes, 3d and Main 

Stewart A, (S & Dean], res Morgan bet 4th and 5th 

Stewart & Harwood, carpenters 5th and Blondeau 

Stewart Wm, [S & H], res Blondeau bet 7th and 8th 

Stewart George, laborer, res Levee bet Blondeau and Concert 

Stienwick Wm, plasterer, res 5th and Palean 

Stilley Mrs, res Reid’s Addition | 

STILSON A OC, secretary Keokuk Manufacturing Co, boards 7th and Bank 

Stimpson Robert, teamster, res Johnson bet Ist and Levee 

Stimpson Mrs H, res Morgan bet 14th and 15th 

STIMPSON W M, [McKee & S], res Blondeau bet 3d and 4th 

Stips Chas, engineer, D V R R, res Des Moines bet 4th and 5th 

Stites Ben, jr, clerk, J & H H, Clarks’ 

Stoddard Wm, laborer, res 3d bet Exchange and Bank ~ 

Stollt John, [Reimers & $], boards 12th and Main 

Stone John, engineer, D V R R, res 2d bet Exchange and Bank 

Stork George, carpenter, res 8th bet Blondeau and Concert 

Story Ward, colored, porter, White’s vinegar factory 

Story Alex, colored, drayman, res Morgan bet 6th and 7th 

Stotts W T, [Vandergrift, Felt & Co,] res near Stotts’ Mill 


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WILLIAM FULTON, Insurance and Real Estate Agent, No. 82 Main St., Up Stairs. 


110 KEOKUK DIRECTORY. | 
JAMES M. REID, : | 


(Late Brevet Lieut.-Col. of Vols.] 


United States Military Claim Agent, and Attorney, 


Office, 2d St., over Lowry’s, Keokuk, Iowa. - 
ILFf? PENSIONS AND BOUNTIES FOR SOLDIERS COLLECTED. 


Wi icKkERSELAM c& Co., 
| SEED STORE AND DEALERS IN 


AGRICULTURAL 


IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY, 


GRASS, FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS, 
No. 15 ><S Main Street, HHEOKUK, IOWA. 


WOON K RR & BROS,, 


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STAPLE AND VANGY DRY GOOBS, | 
NOTIONS, CARPETS, OLL-CLOTIS AND WINDOW SHADES, 
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KEOKUK, IOWA. | 
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Stotts Wm, res near Stotts’ Mill 

Stotts G C, boards with W Stotts 

STRACKE & CAESAR, liquor dealers, 47 Main 

STRIPE W C, Deputy US Assessor, Estes House, res 7th bet Orleans 
and Avenue 

STRONG HENRY, attorney at law, 2d and Main, res 7th and Orleans 

Stults Joseph, dairyman, near Toll Gate 

STURGES W N, produce dealer, Levee bet Main and Johnson, res 7th 
and Franklin ~ 

Sublet Peter, colored laborer, res Timea bet 3d and 4th 

Sullivan J H, gen agp’t I & MS LR R,res 5thand Franklin 

Sullivan Mrs Julia, Mason’s Upper Addition 

Sullivan & Co, gas and steam fitting, 2d between Main and Johnson 

Sullivan C,[S & Co], res Exchange bet 2d and 3d 

Sullivan Richard, laborer, res Ist bet Main and Johnson 

Sumner A A, salesman, res 9th and High 

Sutherland Wm, tailor, boards Rebstock Hotel, 

SUTTON PIERCE R, master mechanic K, M P & M R R, res Grand Avenue 
bet 9th and 10th 

Swanson Jacob, teamster, res Ridge bet 10th and 11th 

Swanwick, T, book keeper 1st National Bank, res Blondeau bet 9th and 10th 

Sweezey Dr C, physician, boards 7th and High 

Sweeder Chas, laborer, res High bet 14th and 15th 

Sweeder F, stone mason, 15th bet High and Morgan 


‘Swensel John, tanner, boards H Weyand 


Swift Pat, blacksmith, res Palean bet 4th and 5th 


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Taber Thomas, res Morgan bet 6th and 7th 

TACKABERRY WM, [S Hamill & Co], res 4th and Concert 

Taggart Wm, colored, laborer, res 10th near Bank 

Taggart Mrs H M, res Ist and Blondeau 

Talbott Thomas, laborer, res Main bet Ist and Levee 

TALLON P J, millinery and dry goods, 75 Main, boards Deming House 

Taylor D S, laborer, alley bet 12th and 13th and Bank and Timea 

Taylor Wm, colored, laborer, res Fulton bet 11th and 12th 

Taylor G W, res 13th bet Fulton and Franklin 

Taylor, C W, moulder, res 14th and Morgan 

Taylor J W, merchant, res 10th bet Concert and High 

Taylor John, laborer, res Exehange bet 3d and 4th 

Taylor Henry A, law student, boards 10th bet Concert and High 

Taylor George, colored, res 3d bet Johnson and Exchange 

TAYLOR DR M K, Prof Med Dept State University, office Estes House 
res 3d and Concert 

Taylor Wm, porter, at S Hamill and Co’s 

Taylor Robert, clerk, res High bet 5th and 6th 

Taylor John W, carpenter, res High bet 13th and 14th 

TEBELMAN & VAN WERDEN, tobacconists, 3d bet Main and Johnson 

Tebelman Henry, [T & V W}, res Blondeau bet 9th and 10th 


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COLLEGE BUILDIN 


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COMMERCIAL COLLEGES, 


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LOCATED AT DUBUQUE AND KEOKUK, 
ON THE MISSISSIPPI. 
The Oldest and Most Successful Business College in the State, 


Founded 1858. Incorporated 1859. 


The only First Class Institutions in Iowa uncontrolled by foreign influence. Designed ex- 
pressly to fit young men for the actual duties of business life. Conducted upon the ACTUAL 
BUSINESS PLAN, while THEORY in all its details is not neglected. New and important 
Features have been introduced, which give them a superiority over all other Commercial Schools. 


Prof. D. D. MORSE, 
The Celebrated Spencerian Penman, will superintend the WRITING DEPARTMENTS. 


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Te become a First-Class Book-Keeper or Telegraph Operator, go to Dubuque or Keokuk. 


I-Fr FORTY PERCENT SAVED IN BOARD, TUITION and STATIONERY. A liberal 


Pret made to Clubs and Disabled Soldiers. Scholarships good throughout the Union of 
olleges. . 


IP We have great success in obtaining Situations for our Graduates, JT 
Send for a Circular, Address, 


BAYLIES’ COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 


At Dubuque, or Keokuk, as may be most convenient. 


WILLIAM FULTON, Insurance and Real Estate Agent, No. 82 Main St., Up Stairs. | 


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| This is now conducted the same as his College at 
| Dubuque, which is the oldest and best on the Mis- 
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Tebo Henry, colored, teamster, res Franklin bet 8th and 9th 
Teft Willis, plasterer, 12th bet Concert and High ; 
Temes Robert, colored, laborer, boards 9th bet Johnson and Exchange 
Temblin Henry, laborer, res 3d and Ridge 
Templin John, laborer, res Exchange bet 3d and 4th 
TEN EYCK H B,& CO real estate and gen insurance agt’s, 2d near Main 
Ten Eyck H B, [H B, T E & Co], res 6th and Grand Avenue 
Tenn Joseph, shoemaker, Main bet 7th and 8th, res same 
Tennison Entro, laborer, res Des Moines bet 4th and 5th 
TEPFER J H, Proprietor Deming House, Johnson and 2d 
Terell Henry, colored, laborer, res Bank bet [stand 2d 
Terwilliger C, cooper, res Morgan bet 8th and 9th 
Tewell Mrs Mary, res Johnson bet 1st and Levee 
Tewey Dennis, laborer, res Palean bet 4th and 5th 
Tewey Patrick, laborer, res Carroll bet 4th and 5th Resi 
THATCHER REV GEO, res 7th bet Orleans and Grand Avenu 
Thema M, tailor, res Leighton’s Addition 
THERME & BRO, confectioners, Main bet 2d and 3d 
Therme Leon, [T & Bro], res Johnson bet 4th and 5th 
Therme C, [T & Bro], res Johnson bet 4th and 5th 
Thomas D, laborer, res Palean bet 4th and 5th 
Thomas M H, tailor, at Frazer and Clark’s 
Thomas B, laborer, res Blondeau and 11th 
Thomas Mrs M, res Bank bet 14th and 15th 
Thomas E, peddler, res Ridge bet 8th and 9th 
Thomas Alec, boiler maker, res Palean, bet 6th and 7th 
Thomas J, colored, laborer, res High bet 7th and Sth 
Thomas Miner, colored, res Concert bet 17th and 18th 
Thompson W T, res Blondeau bet 10th and 11th 
Thompson J H, res Blondeau bet 10th and 11th 
THOMPSON WM & CO, bankers, Main and 2d, * 
Thompson Wm, [Wm T & Col, res High bet 7th and 8th 
Thompson Calvitte, teller, at Thompson & Co’s Bank 
Thompson John, laborer res, Ist and Johnson 
Thompson Wm L, janitor, medical college, res Blondeau and 7th 
Thompson J, pressman at Keokuk Bag Factory, boards with Mrs M Thomas 
Thompson E R, moulder, res 2d and Johnson 
-|° Tibbets J, engineer, railroad, boards at City Hotel 
- TIEKE HENRY, tobacconist, 3d near Main, res Concert bet 9th and 10th 
TIMBERMAN WM, [Patterson & T], res 6th bet Bank and Timea 
Timblick, colored, laborer, res Ridge bet 8th and 9th 
TINSMAN J B, pattern maker, res 12th bet Main and Blondeau 
Tisdale Lieut W A E, Freedmen’s Bureau, boards with J B Graham 
Tisdale Daniel, res 6th and Morgan . 
Todd Col J C, merchant, res Franklin bet 11th and 12th 
Tolman Alee, flour packer, res 10th bet Concert and High 
Tomlinson Mrs J, res Ridge bet 8thand 9th 
Tomlinson John, laborer, res 10th and Ridge 
Tooke D, saloon keeper 16th and Plank Road, res same f 
Torpy Pat, laborer, res 2d and Bank 
oo Mrs E J, res 17th and Franklin 


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Townsend B, carpenter, res Concert bet 12th and 13th 


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Townsend B, teamster, res Johnson bet Sth and 9th 

Tracy M, grocer, 4th bet Main and Blondeau, res Mason’s Upper Addition - 
Trew Amos, brakeman, boards City Hotel 

Trimble Wm, on steamer Grey Eagle, res Exchange bet 8d and 4th 
Triplet I N, colored, preacher, res 3d bet Johnson and Exchange 

Triplet L, colored, laborer, res 2d bet Main and Johnson . 

Triplet Henry, colored, blacksmith, res 17th and Main 


‘Trump Jacob, shoemaker, boards at Rebstock House 


TUCKER HOWARD, sec Iowa State Insurance Co, office in the rear of 
Thompson’s bank, res Fulton bet 3d and 4th 


| Tucker § W, hardware merchant, Main bet 7th and Sth, res Fulton and 6th 


Tucker H J, carpenter, res Des Moines bet 6th and 7th 
Tumelty James, distiller, res 5th and Palean 
TYLER A §, [Howe & T], boards, 5th and Orleans 


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Urich Daniel, [U & §], res, Franklin bet 7th and 8th 

Usher John, laborer, res 11th and Palean 

Usher Jos H, carpenter, res 11th and Palean 


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Vail 8 8, [V, A & Co], res 11th and High 

Van Aikens W A, blacksmith, res High bet 13th and 14th 

Van Antwerp, Gen V P, US A, res Fulton bet 2d and 3d 
Vanausdal B, sheet iron worker, boards Reid’s Addition 

Vanausdal H, res Reid’s Addition 

Vanausdal V, res 11th and Blondeau 

Van Dam HD, telegraph operator, boards, Tremont House 
Vandegrift & Felt, lumber dealers, Hamilton, Illinois 

Vandegrift F H,[V & Felt], res 8th bet Bank and Timea 

Van Der Hagen B, laborer, res Bank bet 8th and 9th 

Van Der Heiden B, shoe maker, res Main bet 10th and 1lith 
Vanderheyden Henry, second hand store, 3d and Johnson, res same 
Van Der Spec Jacob, teamster, res Cedar bet 16th and 17th 

Van Der Spec A, teamster, res Cedar bet 16th and 17th 

VAN DYKE, MARTIN & CO, Keokuk and Hamilton Ferry Co 
Van Dyke John, [V D, Martin & Co], res Fulton bet 10th and 11th 
Van Dyke Wm, brick mason, res Cedar bet 14th and 15th 

Van Dyke Maggie, clerk, at Bidleman’s, boards Cedar bet 14th and 15th 
Van Grieken §, photographist 81 Main 

Van Hesling Mrs H, res Johnson bet 2d and 3d 

Van Kamp L, laborer, res Levee bet Main and Johnson 

Van Keuren R §S, accountant, res 6th and Bank 

Van Loon C §, laborer, res Palean bet 4th and 5th 


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Van Sant W H, & Co grocers, 119 Main 

Van Sant W H,[W HV & Co,] boards 7th bet Concert and High 
Van Sant John 8, [V & Co], res 7th bet Concert and High 
Van Sant RH, boards Concert bet 7th and High , 
Yan Vucht Wm, porter, res Exchange bet 7th and 8th 

Van Werden G, tobacconist, Main bet 2d and 3d, res 8th and Morgan 
VAN WERDEN C, [Tebelman & V W], res 8th and Morgan 
Varderman Jack, colored, res 9th bet Johnson and Exchange 
Vaughn Wm, colored, cook, res Hizh bet 13th and 14th 

Vezina John, carpenter, res High bet 14th and 15th 

VENCILL & JONES, clothing merchants, 79 Main 

Vencill William, [V & J], res High bet 7th and 8th 

Vermillion Wm L, merchant, boards with P Eicher 

Vierstieg W, laborer, res Ridge and 16th 

Viall J A, railroad, res 11th and Blondeau | 
Villannis E, shoemaker, 2d bet Main and Johnson, res same 
VOCKERODT ADOLPH, res Reid’s Addition 

VOGEL R, clothier, Main bet 2d and 3d, res Concert bet 2d and 3d 
Vogel M, salesman, boards 3d bet Main and Blondeau 

Vogel Ben, sal2sman, boards 3d bet Main and Blodeau 

Vogel Henry, salesman, boards with R Vogel 

Vogel Isaac, salesman, boards 3d bet Main and Blondeau 

Vogel John, painter, res 16th bet and Bank Exchange 

Vogt Jacob, white washer, res 17th and Exchange 

Vogt Henry, plasterer, Johnson bet 17th and 18th 

Volney P, scourer and dyer, res 6d bet Main and Johnson 
VOORHIES J O & BRO, hatters Main bet 2d and 3d 
Voorhies J O, [J OV & Bro}, res Hamilton 

Voorhies H K, [J O V & Bro], boards with S F Voorhies 
Voorhies S F, res 8th and Bank 

Voorvaart R, tailor, res 15th and Carroll 

Vorst Henry, baker, boards, Main bet 8th and 9th 

Vorturer V, saloon, Johnson bet 3d and 4th, res same 


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Wadden Thomas, laborer, res Morgan bet 13th and 14th 
Wagner Joseph, tinner, res Johnson bet 16th and 17th 
Wagner Andrew, wagon maker, res Johnson bet 16th and 17th 
Waity S, laborer, res 3d bet Johnson and Exchange 

Walde Jos, plow maker, res 14th and Franklin 
Walden J N, shoemaker, res Blondeau bet 9th and 10th 
Waldschmidt Robert, laborer, res 9th and Des Moines 


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Wakefield § W, engineer, railroad, res Concert bet 2d and 3 

Walke John, laborer, res Mason’s Upper Addition 

Walker J G, res 6th bet Concert and High 

Walker Wino, colored, barber, res Concert and 6th 

Walker M W, shoemaker, boards City Hotel 

Walker George, colored, laborer, res Johnson bet 8th and 9th, in alley 
Wallace Thomas R, iron merchant, res 4th and Morgan 


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Wallace John A, carpenter, res 12th bet Bank and Timea 

Wallace W J, mechanic, 153 Main 

Waller T, colored, laborer, res 17th and Johnson 

Walsworth C E, eating house, 4th bet Main and Johnson 

Walter John, plasterer and bricklayer, res Palean bet 14th and 15th 
WALTERS, ALLYN & CO, wholesale boots and shoes, 2d and Main 
Walters J M, (W, Allyn & Co], res 7th and High - 

Walters A B, clerk, boards, Barrett House 

Walters Mrs M, Hawkeye boarding house, Main bet Ist and Levee 
Walters Charles, res Bank bet 2d and 3d 

Walters O S, teamster, res 5th and Palean 

Wappick W, baker, Main bet 4th and Sth, res same 

Ward Ben L, cigar maker, boards Barrett House 

Ward John, laborer, res Palean bet 5th and 6th 

WARD P A, notary public, 7th and Main, res 18th and Des Moines 
Wardell Miss P, dressmaker, 4th bet Main and Blondeau, res 13th and Concert 
Ware John, tailor, res 15th bet Bank and Exchange 

WARING Rev E H, Chat Sqr M E church, res 11th bet Bank and Timea 
Warner H, blacksmith, res 8th bet Blondeau and Concert 

Warner J H, blacksmith, res 8th bet Blondeau and Concert 

Warner Wm, bar keeper, corner of 2d and Johnson 

Warnock Robert, horse dealer, res 8th bet Exchange and Bank 
Washburn Mrs F, res 4th and Timea 
Washington George, colored, drayman, res 13th and Johnso 
Washington G H, colored, boatman, Res Ist and Blondeau 
Washington Lewis, colored, boatman, boards Johnson bet 11th and 12th 
Waste F H, laborer, res Palean bet 7th and Sth 

Waste I C, res Palean bet 7th and 8th 

WATERMAN JOHN, [Seal and W], res 14th and Bank 

Waters John F, carpenter, res 8th and Exchange ; 

Watson Mrs M, res 3d and Ridge 

Watson W E, laborer, at saw mill, Reid’s Addition 

Watson Wm, laborer, res 5th bet Des Moines and Palean 

Wayland Dr J F, 3d bet Johnson and Exchange, res Sth and Exchange 
Wean Mrs §, res Reid’s Addition 

Wear John, carpenter, res 11th bet Morgan and Fulton 

Weaver Wm, laborer, res Johnson bet 16th and 17th 

Webb J W, clerk, res Franklin bet 11th and 12th 

Webb Jesse, clerk, res Franklin bet 11th and 12th 

Webber Jacob, tailor, boards at Mississippi House 

Weber A, clerk, boards 6th and Concert 

Weber Mrs, millinery, 65 Main 

Weed §S R, clerk, at J & H H Clark’s 

Weeden Cupid, colored, wood sawyer, res Johnson bet 11th and 12th 
Weess C, butcher, res 12th and Timea 

Weess Chris, butcher, boards with Frank Wees 

Weess Frank, butcher, res 9th and Ridge : 
WUSTROW & FROEHLINGER, butchers, Main bet 10th and 11th 
Wustrow Chas, (W & Frochlinger], res Messengerville 

Welch James M, clerk, boards Barrett House 

WELCHMAN EDWARD, city clerk, res Fulton bet 6th and 7th 


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Wellehan D, laborer, res Blondeau bet 11th and 12th 

Wellmer Charles, cigar maker, boards Green Tree House 

Wells Guy, superintendent and engineer, railroad, res 6th and Timea 
Wells H_ D, clerk, res 11th and Timea 

Wells Herbert, clerk, boards 11th and Timea 

Welsh John, shoemaker, res 5th bet Johnson and Exchange 
Welsh Sarmon, stone mason, res Mason’s Lower Addition 

Welsh John, laborer, res Mason’s Lower Addition 

» Wempner Albert, pilot, res Concert bet 2d and 3d 

WENDE & FRANK, wagon shop, 18th and Main 

Wende Henry, [W & Frank], res 13th and Blondeau 

Wenteinger J, gardener, res 16th and Morgan 

Wesson J, res High bet 14th and 15th 

West Wn, gardener, res 18th and Palean 

West Wm, boatman, res Palean bet 14th and 15th 

West Mrs Mary, res Morgan bet 10th and 11th 

West Fred, laborer, boards with Mrs Mary West 

West Wm, pilot, res Mason’s Upper Addition 

WESTCOTT M W, book store, Main near 4th, boards Deming House 
Westcott T H, printer, Constitution Office 

Westcott J H, accountaut, res 11th bet Timea and Des Moines 

Westcott C P, moulder, res High and 14th ' 

Weston John, laborer, res Des Moines bet 9th and 10th 
WESTOVER Rev J T, First Baptist church, res Fulton bet 8th and 9th 
WEYAND H, gardener’s seed store. 4th near Main res 14th and Timea 
Whalen J, laborer, res 5th and Ridge 

Wheatley John, shoemaker, res Main bet 11th and 12th ° 

Wheeler Sam, stonemason, res Ridge bet 9th and 10th 

Wheeler J H, cooper, res Ridge bet 9th and 10th 

Wheeler Sam, jr, machinist, res Ridge bet 9th and 1t0h 

Wheeler RTT, laborer, res Ridge bet 9th and 10th 

Wheeler Charles, medical student, res Fulton bet 5th and 6th 

Whims Antony, colored, laborer, res 6th and Main . 
WHITE M & D P, vinegar manufacturers, Bevee bet Main and Blondeau 
White M, [M& D P W], res Concert bet 12th and 13th 

White D P, [M & D P W), res 13th and Franklin 

White Thomas, colored, laborer. res Blondeau bet 9th and 10th 

White Mrs C, res Mason’s Upper Addition 
WHITNEY H 0, clerk and telegraph operator, D VR R 
WICKERRSHAM & CO, agricultural warehouse and seed store, 153 Main 
Wickersham E H, [W & Co], res Timea bet 12th and 13th 

Wilcox Frank, artist, res 4th bet Main and Blondeau 

Wildish Mrs C, res Fulton bet 11th and 12th 

Wiles George W, cabinet maker, res Timea bet 15thand 16th 

Wilish Charles, colored, laborer, res Fulton bet 10th and 1ith 
WILKINSON J T, drugzist, 81 Main, res Blondeau bet 3d and 4th 
WILKINSON, BARTLETT & CO, druggists and manuf chemists, 94 Main 
Wilkinson A J, [W, Bartlett & Co], res High bet 12th and 18th 
Wilkinson H, colored, driver of watercart, res Main bet Ist and 2d 
Winkleman J oseph, teamster, res 16th bet Ridge and Cedar 
Willet Charles, colored, laborer, res Johnson bet 2d and 3d 


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Williams George, colored, laborer, res Concert bet 10th and 11th 
WILLIAMS GEO, superintendent, D V R Rk, res Franklin bet 7th and 8th 
’ Williams B A, & Son, stove dealers, 107 Main 
Williams B A, [B A W & Son], res High bet 3d and 4th 
Williams Horace, [B A W & Son], res High bet 3d and 4th 
Williams Sidney, book keeder, boards 7th and Franklin 
Williams Gabriel, colored, laborer, res Reid’s Addition 
Williams John, moulder, res 16th and Palean 
Williams R F, steamboat clerk, res Fulton bet 4th and 5th 
Williamson Thomas R, merchant, res Blondeau bet 12th and 13th 
Williamson Mrs C A, milliner, Main bet 2d and 3d 
Williamson Thomas, shoe maker, res Blondeau bet 12th and 13th 
Williamson George, colored, laborer, res Ridge bet 8th and 9th 
Williamson George, laborer, res Des Moines bet 9th and 10th 
Wilmus Mrs B, res Timea bet 15th and 16th 
Wilsey R, sugar refinery, res High bet 9thand loth 
Wilsey John, res Morgan bet 15th and 16th 
Wilson W, res Concert bet 10th and 11th 
Wilson George, laborer, res Palean bet 18th and 19th 
Wilson G W, colored, laborer, res Exchange and 3d 
Wilson B D, saloon 2d bet Main and Johnson, res Exchange bet Ist and 2d 
WILSON & HURLBURT, grocers 8th and Main 
Wilson Chas, [W & H], res Johnson bet 8th and 9th 
Wilson R, clerk, res 10th bet Exchange and Bank 
Wilson W D. engineer at Ford’s mill, res 10th bet Exchange and Bank 
Wilson T C, carpenter, res Ridge bet 3d and 4th 
WilsonJ L, machinist, D VR R 
Wilson A J, carpenter, res Fulton bet 14th and 15th 
Winn Thos, baker, 121 Main 
WINSLOW Dr C, 5th bet Main and Blondeau, res Franklin bet Sth and 9th 
Wire M C, telegraph operator, boards with J B Graham 
Wirth Nicholas, carpenter, res Exchange bet 16th and 17th 
WISEMAN Dr A, allopathist, office and res Main bet 11th and 12th 
Wittick F W, shoe maker, res ne cor 14th and Concert 
Wohlwend & Althaus, publishers German Telegraph, office 2d and Main 
Wohlwend J J, [W & Althaus], res 14th bet Concert and High 
WOLCOTT A, physician, 3d and Main, res Blondeau and 3d 
Wolf J, sheet iron worker, res 10th bet Main and Johnson’ 
Wolf M, clerk, boards with § Klein 
Wolf Peter, blacksmith, at George Engelhart’s- 
Wolf Albert, locksmith, res Johnson bet 13th and 14th 
Wolford E, laborer, boards 2d bet Johnson and Exchange 
Wood S S, shoemaker, res Franklin bet 5th and 6th 
Wood Mike, engineer, D V R R, res 4th bet Bank and Timea 
Woods Jack, colored, laborer, res Johnson bet Ist and 2d 
hd ODS Rev IH W, Episcopal clergyman, res 4th and Concert 
Wood § L, shoemaker, res Franklin bet 5th and 6th 
WOODRUFF & ALLEN, Crystal Palace saloon, Main bet Ist and 2d 
Woodruff James M,{W & A], boards at Billings House 
Woodworth James, engineer at Carter’s mill, res 2d and Bank 
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Woolley Capt D M, carpenter, res near J Loomis 

Wooley J, brick mason, res High bet 12th and 18th: 
WORLEY § TT, blacksmith, res 4th bet Johnson and Exchange 
Worley Wesley, brick mason, res Concert bet 12th and 13th 
Worley Samuel, brick layer, boards with Wm Worley 

Worley Wm, brick maker, res Blondeau bet 11th and 12th 
Worster W H, grocer, 207 Main, res same 

Worster C M, laborer, res 207 Main 

\Worster, Robert, res 7th and Main 

Worster O C, blacksmith, boards 7th and Main 

Worster ‘I’ J, stock dealer, res Morgan bet Sth and 9th 
Worster Thomas M, grocer, Levee and Johnson, res same 
Worster Jefferson, baggage master, res Johnson bet 6th and 7th 


¢@ Worster H, res Concert bet 9th and 10th 


Way Mrs (©, seamstress, res Concert bet 12th and 13th 

Wright Edwin, laborer, res 12th bet Timea and Des Moines 

Wright Thomas, colored, res 2d and Morgan 

Wright John, grocer, Main and 7th, res 9th and High 

Wright. Aristin, [Martin & W], 8th and Main, res 13th and Morgan 
Wright Frank, wagon maker, 8th and Main, boards 13th and: Morgan 
WRIGHT MRS M, boarding house, 6th and Concert 

Wright D, pilot, res Concert bet 15th and 16th 

Wyenga B, teamster, res 14th and Ridge 

Wykotf Jonathan, carpenter, res 9th and Morgan 

WYKOFF IC, builder, 4th bet Johnson and Exchange, res 4th and Morgan 
WYMAN Dr R H, 3d near Main, res 4th bet High and Morgan 
Wyman Frank W, boards with Dr R H, Wyman 

Wyse N, butcher, res 6th bet Carroll and Palean 


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Yales Francis, colored, drayman, res 13th bet Johnson and Exchange 
YAW & CHERRY, grocers, 105 Main 

Yost Dr John, allopathist, boards Carroll bet 9th and 10th 
Young John, sawyer, boards Ohio House 

YOUNKER & BROS, dry goods, 82 Main 

Younker L M, [Y & Bro], res 4th and Blondeau 
Younker Samuel, [Y & Bro], res Morgan bet 7th and 8th 
Younker Marcus, [Y & Bro], boards with M Younker 
Younker Joseph, [Y & Bro], boards with L M Younker 
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ZINDLE L, [Hesse & 4], res 16th and Johnson 

Ziph Jacob, saloon, Main bet 13th and 14th, res same 
Zuge I", merchant, res Blondeau bet 11th and 12th 

Zugg 1, boards Blondeau bet 11th and 12th 

Zugg George, teamster, boards Blondeau bet 11th and 12th 
4wart John L, lime burner, boards 3d and Franklin 


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Agricultural Implements. 


ee PLOW CO. See card, | BACON WM. 


Bakeries. 


See card, page 58. 
RAPLEE & FORD. See card, p. 102 


WickiRsHaMt & CO. See card, | SEITZ & MoNAMARA. See card, 


page 110. 
Architects. 


Graham J B. * 
Hixon James. 
WYKOFFIC. See card, page 104. 


Attorneys at Law. 


Anderson J H. 

Ballinger W. 

Browne Gibson. 

- Bruce John. 

COLLINS W B. See card, p. 62. 
Craig J. H. 

Curtis H. 

Curtis S. P. 

EDWARDS W4&L; see card, p. 66. 
Estes J. L. 

FULTON WM. See card on margins 
_Gilmore R H. 

Hornish J P. 

Howell H Scott. 

REECH& MUMM. See card, p. 94. 
Lomax P T. 

MARSHALL ST. See card, p.78. 
Miller & Jeger. 

Mooar D. 

Rankin & McCrary. 

REID JAS M. Seecard, page 110. 
Rice J L. 

, Strong Henry. 


Auctioneers. 
HOWE & TYLER. See card, p. 88. 


Bag Factories. 


KEOKUK BAG FACTORY, Wm. 
A. Beers. See card, p. 42. 
WHITEME&DP. See card, p. 100. 
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page 88. 


Stahl & Salzer. 


Banks and Bankers, 


ANDERSON GEO C & CO. 
card, page 70. 

FIRST NATIONAL BANK. 
card, page 70. 

STATE NATIONAL BANK. 
card, page 70. 

THOMPSON WM. & CO. 
card, p. 70. 


Barber Shops, 


Cabus Geo. 

DePugh H (colored). 
Michaelis Otto. 
Rickert John. 

Seifert Chas. 
Valentine L 

Yates E. 


Blacksmiths. 


BLAND GEO. See card, page 58 

BREITENSTEIN JACOB. See 
card, page 62. 

Englehart George. 

List Philip. 

Martin & Wright. 

Kunath & Bochler. 

NOLKEMPERH. See card, page 96. 

<\jener ots WATERMAN,  Seecard, 

2. 

scl & Lowenstein. 

Triplet H. 

WENDE & FRANK. See card, 
page 108. 

WORLEY §. T. See card, page 102. 


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Bleacheries. 


BOWMAN MRS. ; see card p., 64. 
EMERSON C. H.; see card p. 82. 


Boiler Manufacturers, 
MILLER A. See-card, page 44. 


Book Binders. 
PEARCE IN. See card, page 54. 


Book Stores, 


BROWNELL H. See card, page 42. 

Lowry D G. 

WESTCOTT M W. 
100. : 


See card, page 


Boots and Shoes. 
Wholesale. 


BIDLEMAN W R. See card, p. 62. 


FARRAR & AVERY. See card, 
page 82, 
HAMBLETON ey HUISKAMP. 


See card, page 2 

+ dcaliscaieee & MATLESS. See 
card, page 90. 

WALTERS, ALLYN & CO. Sce 
card, page 68. 


Wholesale and Retail. 


Dimond John. 
Harris R T. 

Hart E K, Agent. 
Huiskamp & Bro. 
Luder J H & Co. 
Piker FE. 

Rench C. 
Schwarz F. 

Stahl John. 
Stewart & Dean. 
Temm Joseph. 

Vv ILLANNIS Ki. See ae page 96. 


Brewers, 


ANSCHUTZ F. Sve card, page 56. 

BAKHR, & LEISY BROS. See 
ecard, page 58. 

KURZ J. Sce card, page 98. 

Pechstein & Nagle. 


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Brick Yards. 


Hanson A. P, 
Kiwitt John. 
Rankin Henry. 
Rogers & Ramsey. 


Butchers. 


- Baughman & Hiner. 


Chapman A 

Clark Charles. 

Cross & Naarly. 

Ewers Wm. 

Fletcher Geo. 

Keeler F. 

Kinch C., 

Neis John. 

STAMPER & FLETCHER. 
card, page 90. 

Weiss Frank 

Weiss J C, 

Weiss N, 

WUSTROW & FROEHLINGER. 
See card, p. 104. 


Carpenters and Builders. 


Burns Robert. 

Cody P. 

Conn W A. 

Copelin H. 

Cushman & Graham. 

Dollery John. 

Gilmore Geo. 

Griffey J T. » 

Harwood & Stewart. 

Hixson Jas, pattern maker for-Com- 
stock. 

Hosselton & Lourie. 

Nichols & Sellers. 

iad Booth, McIntyre & Co. 

Price 

WOOLLEY WM. Sve card, page 102 

WYKOFFIC. Seecard, page 104. 


Carpets and Oil Cloths, 
Copelin J G. 
Carriage and Wagon Shops. 


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BLAND GEO. Se card, page 58. 


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125 


Kunath & Boehler. 

MARSH JOHN. See card, page 78. 

Meyers T. 

NOLKEMPER H. See card, p. 96. 

SEAL & WATERMANN. — See 
card, page 106. 

Sell & Lowenstein. 

WENDE & FRANK. See card, 
page 108. 

Martin & Wright. 


Cemetery Office. 


Oakland Cemetery, City Offices, 
Blondeau, bet. 4th and 5th. 


Chemical Laboratory. 


WILKINSON, BARTLETT & CO. 
See card, page 4. 


China, Glass and Queensware, 
CAREY & LE FAIVRE. See card, 
page 72. 

MARTIN W. G. See card, page78. 
Cigars and Tobacco. 
GUTTMAN JOSEPH. 
page 72. 
Sauer Peter. 

Seibert S. 


TEBELMAN & VAN WERDEN. 
See card, page 94. 


See card, 


TIEKE HENRY, See card, page 96. 


Van Werden G. 


Confectioners, 


Essig J. A. 
THERME L. & BRO. See card, 
page 92. 


Cooper Shops. 


Egan M. . 

Giffin I. 

Hilpert Fred. 

PELGEN PHILLIP. 
page 84. 

Richardson Geo. 

Terwilleger C. 


See card, 


Coal Companies. 


IOWA COAL & OIL COMPANY, 
J. W. Rodefer, Sup’t; see card, 
page 76. 

KEOKUK COAL ASSOCIATION, 
Chas, J. Love, Agent; see card, 
page 76. 

ROBERTS & CO., Richard Roberts, 
Agent ; see card, page 76. 


Colleges and Classical Schools, 


BAYLIE’S COMMERCIAL COL- 
LEGE ; see card, page 112. 

Keokuk Classical School, W. W. 
Jamieson, Principal. 

MEDICAL DEPARTWT IOWA 
STATE UNIVERSITY ; see card 
page 18. 


Civil Engineers. 


Baldwin O. 
Wells Guy. 
McDowell J. A. 


Coppersmiths. 


HENNEMAN CHAS. 


page 86. 
Horn Wm. 


See card, 


Clothing. 
Wholesale and ‘Retail. 


HESS, STERN & CO.; see card, 
2d page front title. 
VENCILL & JONES; see card, 
page 62. 
VOGEL R. ; see card, page 52. 
Retail. 


Fraser & Clark. 
Forman W. H. 
Hines C. 
MARKS H.; see card, page 80. 
MARKS & EHRLICH; see card, 
page 78. 

McEVITT JOHN; see card, page 80. 
Stern & Bro. | 
Paul V. 


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KEOKUK DIRECTORY. 


Conveyancers. 


LEECH & MUMM; see card, p. 94. 
TEN EYCK, H, B. & CO.; seecard, 
back cover. 

WARD P. A.; see card, page 98. 


Dentists. 


Hicks, M. W. 

INGERSOLLL. C. See card, p. 92. 

MASON JOHN A. See card, 1st 
page inside cover. 


Distillers. 


Bisbee C. P. 
CUNNINGHAM & CO.; 
page 78. 

Flood Thos. 

GIBBONS P. See card, page 54. 
O'DONNELL THOS. See card, 
’ page 64. 

Prasse Wm. 

Stannus & McCoy. 

Stern E. 


see card, 


Dress Makers. 


Finnerty Mrs. M. 
Hoopes Miss. 
Sherer Mrs. S. 
Wardell Miss P. 


Druggists and Apothecaries, 


BRONSON A. H.; see card, p. 58. 
HEISER R.; see card, page 84. 
KERR & FULLER; see card, p. 8. 
LEE W. & CO. ; see card, page 64. 
O’CONNOR F. H.; see card, p.- 56. 
WILKINSON, BARTLETT € CO.; 
see card, page 4. 
WILKIN SON JOHN T.; see card, 
page 48. | 


Dry Goods. 
BOSTWICK H. N. & CO.; see 
card, page 48. 
CURTIS J.C. & COQO.35 see card, 
page 64. 
Foster P. D. 


GREGG M.; see card, page 68. 


KISER & HILLIS; see card, p. 50. 

KRAMER, IRWIN & CO. ; see card, 
page 28. 

Lesem A. & Co. 

PHILLIPS & KERR; see card, 
page 88. 

SHELLEY J M.; see card, page 44. 

SPIESBERGER, BRO. & CO.; see 
card, page 104. 

SPIESBERGER, MAYER & CO.; 
see card, page 46. 

TALLON P. J. ; ; see card, page 92. 

YOUNKER & BROS: see card, 

page 110. 

YOUNKER & FALK; see card, 

page 106. 


Oe Dyers. 
Kochendoerffer, C. H. 
Volney P. 


Express Companies. 


AMERICAN EXPRESS CO. ; 2nd, 
bet. Main and Johnson. 

UNITED STATES EXPRESS CO., 
2d, bet. Main and Johnson. 


Feed Stores- 
Elgin H. 
Higgins & Higham. 
Nelson John. 


Ferry. 


KEOKUK FERRY AND TRANS- 
FER CO., office Main and Levee ; 
see card, page 12. 


Flour and Grist Mills. 


Congress Mills, 12th and Johnson. 

GATECITY MILLS, Ben Farnum; ; 
see card, page 82. 

IMPERIAL MILLS, Billings & 
Davis; see card, page 68, 


Fruit Stores, 


DRAKE J. C.; see card, page 78. 
Hamel Wm. 


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KEOKUK DIRECTORY. 127 


Furniture Dealers. 


DUNCAN, KARLE & CO.; see 

card, page 80. © 

HOWE & TYLER; ; see card, p. 58. 

pec eae GEO. C.; see card, 
age 


NUNN & BESS; see card, page,102. 
Gas Fixtures and Fitters. 
| Sullivan & Co. 
Gas Office. 
2d street, bet Main and Johnson. 
Grocers. 
Wholesale. 


BOWER, R. F. & CO.; see card, 


page 20. 
Gorin G. & CO. 
HAMILL 8. & CO.; see card, p. 40. 
eae & BIRGE; see card, 
ge 34. 
MeEQUEEN J. & A. G.s see > card, 
page 94. 
POLLOCK 8. & CO.; 
page 38. 
STAFFORD M. ; see card, page 106. 
YAW & CHERRY ; see cari, p- 110. 


Retail. 


see card, 


Black J. J. 

Blair Benj. 

Blair C. F. 

Bonilly E. 

Bruce E, J. 

Colonge Antone. 

COX & IRVIN; see card , p. 74. 
Daugherty D. C. 

Drummond & Brown. 

Faber & Keppel. 

Griffith Thos. 

Hamill § J. 

HESSE & ZINDLE; see card, p. 86. 
HIGHAM A., see card, page 72. 
Higgins & Higham. 

Howard J. G. 

Immegart John 

Johnston J. E. 

KELLMER GEO. ; see card, p. 74. 


Lee & Farmer. 

McNamara M. 

McNamara Pat. 

McTigue Patrick. 

MYERS H. ; see card, page 80. 

NODLER J. B. & CO.; see card, 
page 80, 

Poling G. W. 

Ranson Thos. 

Reimers & Stollt. 

Renaud L. 

Robertson & Albers ; 

Rochford Martin. 

SMITH GEO. R.; see card, p. 106. 

Tracy Martin. 

Van Sant W. H. & Co. 

Verstug W. 

Voorvaart R. 

WILSON & HURLBUT ; see mcd 
page 100. 

Worster Thos. M. 

Worster W. H. 


Gunsmiths. 


Hilden Geo. 
Piper W. S. 


Hardware and Cutlery. 
BUEL iapoeei o : 


ace card, page 36 
CADY & PECK; 


see card, page 72. 
Furman & Maxwell. 


ROTHERT J. H. & SON ; 
see card, page 104, 
Tucker 8 


Work and Embroidery 
Stamping. 

Agne Mrs. C. 

Campbell Mrs. A. C. 


Hats, Caps and Furs. 
BURKITT & CO.; 


see card, page 46. 
Clagett Thos. 
VOORHIES J. O. & BRO. ; 
- gee card, 3d page front of title. 


Hair 


Hotels and Boarding Houses, 
American Hotel, Wm. Jones. 


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Barrett House, W. Barrett. 
Billings House, H. H. Slaughter. 
City Hotel, I. Schontz. 
EG ale pe H. Tepfer ; 
e card, page 
ELMORE HOUSE, T. Elmore; 
see card, page 98 


Green Tree, Chris. Madel. 
Jowa House, E. Hardin. 
Kraft Mrs. 

Pioneer House, §S. E. Noel. 


REBSTOCK HOTEL, FF. Schuler ; 
see card, page 104. 


Simpson House, R. Simpson. 
Smith House, Charles Smith. 
Tremont House, Mrs. Ackley. 
YOUNG AMERICA, J. M. Blue ; 

see card, pnge 60. 


Tron Rail Manufacturer. 
Gaisser E. 
Ice Cream Saloons. 


Essig J. A. 
Johnson Mrs. 


THERME & BRO.; see card, p. 92. 


Ice Dealers. 


Baughman & Hiner. 
Collier & Berry. 
Ewers & Drake. 


Infirmaries. 


HUGHES’ EYE AND EAR IN- 


hr eacanm gate 
. see card, pag 


KEOKUK INFIRMARY ; 
Sanford & Kuechen ; 


sec card, page 2. 


Drs. 


Insurance Agents. 


ADAMS L. J.; see card, page 6. 
BALL A. B.; see card, page 90. 
BISSELL L. R. ; 5 see card page 96. 
BRIDGMAN A.; see card, page 8. 
Cave J. T. 

Dunn D. H. 

Dunn H. L. 


FULTON W.; see card on margin 


of pages. 


KEOKUK DIRECTORY. 


Railway Passengers’, 


LEECH & MUMM; see card, p. 94. 

Rankin 8. 

TEN EYCK H.B. & CO,; see card, 
back cover. 


Insurance Companies, 

Home. 
IOWA STATE MUTUAL FIRE, 
H. Tucker, Sec’y ; see card, p. 50. 
KEOKUK FIRE AND MARINE, 

L. J. Adams, Sec’y ; see card, p. 6. 
UNION LIVE E STOOK, Erie J. 

Leech, Sec’y ; see card, page 52. 


Foreign. 


L. J. ADAMS’ AGENCY. 
Accident, of Columbus, Ohio. 
Mutual Life, of New York. 

Railway Passengers’, of’ Hartford. 

A. B. BALL’S AGENCY. 
Chicago Firemens’ Fire, of Chicago. 
Lumbermatis’ Fire, of Chicago. 
Mutual Benefit Life, of Newark, N.J. 
North American Fire, of Hartford, 


Conn. 
of Hartford, 
Conn. 
Resolute Fire, of New York. 
U. 8S. Accident, of Syracuse, N. Y. 
Western Accident, of Des Moines, 
Towa. 
I. R. BISSEL’S AGENCY. 
New York Life, New York. 
Provident Life Insurance and Invest- 
ment Co., Chicago, 
A. BRIDGMAN’S AGENCY. 
St. Louis Mutual Life, St. Louis. 
Travelers’ Accident, Chicago. 
Putnam Fire, Hartford, Conn. 
Yonkers and New York Fi ee NiY, 
J. T. CAVE’S AGENCY, 
Ottumwa Live Stock, Ottumwa, Iowa 
Union Live Stock, Keokuk, Iowa. 
D. H. DUNN’S AGENCY. 
New England Mutual. 
H. L. DUNN’S AGENCY. 
Mutual Benefit Life, Newark, N. J. 


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WM. ee eee Se ede an AGENCY. 


Atlantic, of New York. 

Hartford Fire, of Hartford, Conn. 

Home, of New Haven, Conn. 

Continental, of New York. 

Lamar, 

Manhattan, “6 

Merchants, of Hartford, Conn. 

Metropolitan, of New York. 

Phenix, of New York. 

Phoenix, of Hartford, Conn. 

Springfield Fire and Marine, of 
Springfield, Mass. 

LEECH & MUMM’S AGENCY. 
/Atna Life, Hartford. 

Burlington, Burlington, Iowa. 
Connecticut Mutual Life, Hartford, 
Farmers and Merchants, Quincy, Ul. 
Merchants, Chicago, Ill. 

New England, Hartford, Conn. 
State, Des Moines, Towa. 

Western Accident, St. Louis. 

SAM. M. RANKIN’S AGENCY. 
National Travelers, New York. 
Provident Life and Accident, Chic. 
Security Fire and Marine, New York. 

H. B. TEN EYCK & CO.’S AGENCY. 
7Etna, of Hartford, Conn. 
Arctic Fire, New York. 
Conn. Mutual Life, Hartford, Conn. 
Home, of New York. 
Ins. Co. of North America, Phila. 
International Fire, New York. 
Lorillard Fire, New York. 
North America Fire, New York. 
Travelers’, Hartford, Conn. 
Underwriter’s Agency, 


Iron Foundries and Machine Shops. 


Beatty J. Tl’. 

BU OKEY EFOUNDRY, Vail, Arm- 
itage & Co.; see card, page 36. 

Humble J. 0. 


Iron Stores. 


BROWNELL BRO’S; see card, p. 22. 
SMITH, RUDDICK & CO.; see 
card, page 32. 


Jewelers. 


AYRES, MANN & AYRES; see 
card, p. 60. 


BRIDGES S. 3 see card, front cover. 


Kammer E. 
McLarning T. B. 


Leather and Saddlers' Hardware. 
Clark J. & H. H. 


Lime Burners. 


Fowler J. R. 
McNamara Jas. 
Zwart J. L. 


Livery and Sale Stables. 


Fulton H. 

IVINS W.S. ; see card, p. 74. 
JOHNSON & CO.; ; see card 5 Pete 
Perkins V. T. 

Stimpson & McKee. 


Loom Factory. 
HENDERSON, J. & H.; see card, 
page 30. 
Lumber Dealers, 
Hosmer A. & Co. 
KEOKUK MANUFACT’G CO.; 


see card, p. 60. 

MAGOUN & ANDREWS ; see card, 
page 92. 

McMILLAN & CO.; see card, p. 96. 

Nuse F., Agt. 

Scroggs J ohn. 

Stotts AEA. 

Vandegrift & Felt. 


Marble Works, 
BAWDEN JOHN ; see card, p. 66. 
Scouts HOUSE & CO. ; see card, 


wih: & STAFFORD 
page DA. 


> see card, 


Matresses, &c. 


ORR W. H.; seecard, p. 82. 
Hanham H, 


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KEOKUK DIRECTORY. 


Milliners and Milliners’ Goods. 


‘BOWMAN MRS.,; see card, p. 64. 
Fry Mrs. 

TALLON, P. J. ; see card, p- 92. 
Weber Mrs. 

Williamson Mrs. 


Musical Instruments. 


AYRES, MANN & AYRES; see 
card, p. 60. 
Kammer E. 


Music Teachers, ? 


Cannon Miss. 
Everett Miss P.. 


Notions. 


BEERS W. A.: see card, p.42. - 
BURKITT & CO.; 5 see card, p. 46. 
KRAMER & IRWIN; see card, p. 28. 


Nurseries, 


HILTON Sar O.; see card, p. 88. 

MASON J. A.3; see card, 1st p. in 
front of cae 

Reddington D., grape vines. 


Omnibus Line. 


IVINS W. 5. ; see card, p. 74. 


Painters and Paper Hangers. 


Brown J. 
Dean & Hill. 
Louisberg F. 
Ott Fred. 
Price Wm. 
Ramsdale Jo. 
Schevers H. 


Paper Dealers, 


HOLMES A. G. & CO.; see card, 
p. 84. 


Periodical and News Depot. 
Lowry D. G. 


Photographers. 


BLAIR R. H. ; see card, p. 60. 
EMERSON J. H.3; see card, p. 80. 
Lawrence Mrs. S. 

Mason Mrs. Dr. \ 
Van Grieken S. 


Portrait Painter. 
Nollen Geo. H. 


Provision Dealers. 


Connable & Smyth. 
PATTERSON & TIMBERMAN ; 
see card, p. 98. 


Physicians. 


Brendel E. 

BRONSON A. H.; see card, p. 58. 
Carpenter A. M. 

Cleaver H. T. 

Collins M. F. 

Davis P, 

Ehinger Geo. E. 

Fuller E. E. 

Gallion J. 

Gallion Mrs. 

Haines J. H. 

Hughes J.C. 

HUMMER J. N.; see card, p. 74. 
Lower J. S. 

McDonald O. P. 

Rogers 8. 

Safford J. P. 

Sanford & Kuechen.. 

Seaton J. H. 

SEIDLITZ G. N.; see card, p. 86. 
Taylor M. K. 

Wayland J. F. 

Weisman A. 

Winslow C. H. 

Wolcott A. 

Wyman R. H. 


Produce and Commission, 


DRAKE J. C.; see card, paze 78. 
KLEIN §.; see card, p. 76. 

POND 8. P. & CO.; seecard, P. 100, 
Pond T. N. & Co. 

Riley H. IL. 


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card, p. 104. 
STURGES W. N.; see card, p. 90. 
URICH & STATLER; see card, 
page 108. 


Planing Mills, Sash and Blind Factories. 


CARTER 8. C.& S.; see card, p. 74. 
KEOKUK MANUF’G CO.; see 
_ card, p. 60. 
Plow Manufacturers. 


ARCHER & CO., (K. P. Co.); see 
card, p. 90. 

Miller P. 

Rams T. 


Pork and Beef Packers. 
Cleghorn & Alexander. | 
GODMAN & BRO. ; see card, p. 84. 
PATTERSON & TIMBERMAN ; 

see card, p. 98. 
Printing Offices. 


CONSTITUTION, (daily & weekly,) 
T. W. Clagett, prop’r; see card, 
p. 120. 

GATE CITY, (daily and weekly,) 
A. W. Sheldon, prop’r; see card, 
pages 121 and 122. 

REE’ BOOK & JOB OFFICE ; see 
front of General Directory. 

Radiators, 

Comstock, Franks & Co. 

Railroad Offices. 


Des Moines Valley R. R., Levee and 
Johnson. 

Keokuk & St. Paul R. R., Levee, 
above the Packet depot. 

Toledo, Wabash & Western R. W., 
Levee and Johnson. 

Real Estate Dealers, 
FULTON WM. ; margin of pages. 
Hagerman B. F. 

LEECH & MUMM ; see card, p. 94. 
TEN EYCK H. B.& CO. 3 see cover. 
Saddlers and Harness Makers. 
Burger August. 
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SPIESBERGER, BRO. & CO. ; see 


Hagny A. 
Leopold A. V. 
Scharfenberg H. 


Saloons.’ 


Barber J. W. (col.) 
Barrasconi L. 
Brentgartner John 
Berg Martin. 
Bacon Wm. 
Bonilly E. 
Charnier L. 
Charnier John. 
Culbertson Augusta. 
Diemar Joseph. 
Ebner J. 

Essig J. A. 
Farrell J. W. 
Fischer Peter G. 
Froehlinger M. 
Fuller @. 
Gallagher Oren. 
Gerhart W. 
Gremminger F. 
Kapp Conrad. 
Kausser Charles. 
Kesselring M. 
Kinselah Pat. _ 
Knapp Chas. 
Kraft Jacob. 
Kraft Mrs. E. 
Kufer Frank. 
Leitner F, 
Leonard F. 
Limburg Conrad. 
Limburg Theo. 
Loftus Rodger. 
Madel C. 

Maher M. 
McCaffey John. 
McCarty Mrs. R. 
McCarty M. 
McNary Cath. 
McNamara P. 
Myers J. H. 

Noel S. E. 
O’Shannesy Thos. 
Prasse Wm. 
Reimer & Stollt. 
Rochford Martin. 
Richardson P. 


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Sehaid Caspar. ; 
Schneider Geo. ‘ 
Schulz Geo. 
Schuler F. 
Spring Jacob. 
Stahl & Salzer. 
Took Daniel. 
Tracy Martin. 
Voiturier Victor. 
Wappick W. 
Walters Maria. 
Wilson & Greenfield. 
Woodruff & Allen. 
YOUNG AMERICA, J. M. Blue ; 
Ziph Jacob. 

Saw Mills, 


Hosmer A. 
KEOKUK MANUF’G CO.; 
seecard, page 60. 


Stotts, Vandegrift & Co. 
Seed Stores. 


WEYAND H.; see card, page 108. 
WICGKERSHAM & CO.; see card, 
page 110 
Second-hand Stores. 


Brugmans Wm. 
HIGHAM C. L.; see card, p. 74. 
Morrison Theo. 
Stark John. 
Sewing Machines, 


AYRES, MANN & AYRES; 
see card, page 60. 


HILTON G. 0O.; see card, p. 88. 


EMERSON C. H.; see card, p. 82. 


Stewart & Dean. 
Soaps, Candles and Lard Qil. 


HEULE & BLOM; see card, p. 86. 


Soda Water. 


JOHNSON & BURK; seecard,p.108. 


Spinning Wheel, Patent. 
TINSMAN J. B.5 see card, p. 94. 


Steamboat Agents, 


Stoves and Hollow Ware. 


COMSTOCK & BRO.; seecard, p. 26. 
Williams B. A. 
. Telegraph Office, 

Second st., bet. Main and Johnson. 
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware. 
COMSTOCK & BRO.; see card, p. 26. 

Cooper & Son. 
Estes J.C. 
GRALEY M. V.; seecard, p. 88. 
Horn Wm. 
Moore W. S. 

SAMUELS J.& CO. ; see card, p. 88. 
Williams B. A. & Son. 


Tobacco Manufacturer. 
Danielson J. T. 


Toys and Fancy Goods. 
Essig J. A. 
OBERTOP C.; see card, p. 82. 
: Undertakers. 
Brownlee Jas. 
PERDEW JOHN; see card, p. 84. 
PERKINS V. T. 5 see card, p. 110, 


Upholsters, 
ORR W. H.; 


see card, pa 
DUNCAN, KARLE & CO.; 


see card, page 80. 


Vinegar Manufacturers. 


Bisbee C. P. 
Gilbert & Co. 
Muller J L. 
WHITE M. & D. P.; 
see card, page 100. 
Wholesale Wines and Liguors, 


GIBBONS P. ; 
see card, page 5 
O’DONNELL 7. ; 
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PELGEN JOHN, Rhine Wine ; 
see card, pag 
| STRACKE & CAE SAR ; 
see card, page 108, 
Window Shades (Rustic.) 


NUNN & BESS; 


see card, page 102 


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KEOKUK. 


Tue City of Keokuk, Iowa, lies on the Mississippi river 212 miles above 
St Louis; and has about 11,000 inhabitants 

A few years since it met with a fearful financial revulsion, that for a time 
destroyed credit, checked trade, overthrew its manufactures—disheartened 
its business men—greatly reduced its population, and threw a pall of torpor 
and gloom over denizen and town. ' Thousands who had rushed in and aided 
to raise the surging waves of speculation, were as suddenly washed away 
by the ebbing flow. No other Western City experienced so disastrously, in 
all its interests, this eve/ “tide in the affairs of men.’ We have survived 
the wide spread tornado, though bruised and maimed in every limb; with 
our once fair municipal name “cast out as evil” from ‘Dan to Beersheba.” 
For the last three years Keokuk has been her former self; only with an 
increased and more healthy action in all the arteries of commerce, veins of 
trade, and muscles of labor. In commercial importance, in manufacturing 
interests—in the extent and amount of trade—in wealth and substantial 
prosperity, Keokuk is rapidly advancing. 

Her citizens own and control her Railroads, and are extending them 
They have Banks, National and private, with large capital; and they own 
and control them. They own steamboats, and steam ferries, which are run 
for the benefit of her trade,and to accommodate her commerce. They have 
manufacturing establishments, incorporated and private, of various kinds, 
whose products find a market in far off States South and West. Her 
wholesale trade numbers over 40 different houses ready at all times to supply 
the demands of consumers from any quarter, with Groceries, Dry Goods, 
Clothing, Hardware, Stoves, Boots and Shoes, Leather, Drugs, Chemicals, 
Books, Paper, Cooperage, Crockery, Glass Ware, Bonnets, Millinery, To- 
bacco, Cigars, Cindies, Wines, Liquors, Vinegar, Beer, Flour, Lime, Coal, 
Furniture, Notions, Hats, Caps, Furs, Oils, Paints, Bags, House-furnishing 
Goods, Sewing Machines, Fancy Goods, Pianos, Musical Instruments, Pic- 
tures, Sceds, Fruits, Oysters, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Building Materials, 
and Buildings, Looms, Sugar Mills, Guns, Steam Engines, Boilers, Rail- 
road Cars, Locomotives, Iron, Brass, Copperand Tinware, Machinery, Soap, 
Candles, Lard Oil, Crackers, Spinning Wheels, Wagons, Carriages, Plows, 
Window Shades, Monuments, Marble Work, Hair, Upholstery, Brushes, 
Mill Goods, Sash, Blinds, Ice, Cotiins. [For particulars, and manufacturer’s 
names vide advertisements and Business Directory.] The aggregate yearly 
sales, as returned to the U. 8. Assessor, exceed $4,000,000. 7 

Our city debt, the great incubus that has kept down the value of real 
estate at half the prices it rates in several of the interior cities of lowa and 
on the Mississippi river, is now reduced more than two-thirds its original 
amount ; and the arrangement now so successfully being carried out by the 
agent of the city, J. F. I'kankuin Esq., will make the prompt and honorable 
payment of its semi-annual interest both easy and certain. Ourcitizens now 
feel that they can no’ more be taunted, and strangers frightened away, with 
this old bug bear of “Cirry Dest.” ‘The latest returns made by the city 
Assessor, show personal property valuation for taxation, of more than one 
and a quarter million of dollars. We apprehend that very few cities on and 


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near the Mississippi river have a greater aggregate of taxable personal 
property. 

But it is not alone the material condition and prosperity of Keokuk we 
would notice. In her Public School system—her Medical and Commercial 
Colleges—her attractive Public Library—her embryonic Female Seminary 
—Jamieson Classical Institute, and other schools; we have a solid basis on 
which to rear an intelligent and intellectual community. Our Public School 
Board are now erecting in the several wards of the city, commodious and 
very attractive School Houses, at a cost to the taxable public of nearly $20,- 
000 each. 

An eminent attraction (‘to the lame, halt and blind”) is the infirmaries of 
our place, severally in charge of the most eminent Surgeons in the West. 
These institutions draw patients from distant sections of the country. 

In improvements, and new buildings, Keokuk has this year taken a renewed 
growth, after several years of timid inaction and want of enterprise. 
Property holders and business men are just awakening to the actual necessity 
now existing for more rooms and buildings to meet the demands for dwell- 
ings and store rooms. Rents having for many years rated very low. Both 
landlord and tenant seem to have acted on the assumption that but few more 
buildings would ever be needed; and no particular advance in rents would 
ever be justified. These views are now being proved tobe fallacious. Fora 
year past there has been a great demand for houses and especially for dwellings 
It isa creditable fact that a large proportion of our business men and 
mechanics own the houses and stores they occupy; others, ior their own 
convenience and eomrt, will be compelled to build soon. In architectural 
beauty, and in their value, the dwellings generally are not surpassed by 
those of any place of our age and size in the land—at least such’ is the tes- 
timony of strangers 

The principal business street, Main, is 100 feet wide, and one mile in 
length ; and well built up. Fourteen store houses and blocks, and two 
dwellings, have been built this season, or are in process of erectiun on this 
street. The whole number of buildings erected in the place, during this 
season thus far, is about 70. This, it is true, is a small number for a grow- 
ing business place. To meet the immediate necessities of our population 
the number should have been more than quadrupled. 

One of the blocks now erecting—to be completed by next July 4th, when 
the enterprising owner intends to dedicate it to trade, art and freedom, will, 
if the present plan is carried out, be an ornament and an honor to the place. 
Its estimated cost is $40,000. Another building also of a public character, 
is a house of worship, now being erected on the corner of 8th and Dlondeau 
streets by the First Baptist Church and Society. Its probable cost wher 
completed, is $20,000, of which amount $11,000 will be expended this year, 
to enclose the building and complete the lecture room for use. ‘fhe suild- 
ing committee give great credit to the business men of Keokuk generally, 
of all sects, for their liberality in aid of the erection of a Church that will 
be an ornament to the city. “The African Methodist Episcopal Church are 
erecting a substantial house in Kilbourne’s Addition. Two AM Ission dab- 
bath School buildings have been also erected, chiefly by the hberality of our 
business men. 

A. branch of the business of Keokuk that ranks among the first in im- 
portance, aside from our Railroads, is that of Pork and Beef Packing. 


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KEOKUK DIRECTORY. 1385 


Only five or six cities in the country pack a greater number of hogs than 
Keokuk. During the winter season, employment is given to several hun- 
dreds of men, and a large force are employed for several months longer. 

For the information of our Illinois and Missouri friends, and as creditable 
to the parties concerned, it is appropriate to remark that the Ferries across 
the Des Moines and Mississippi rivers are run with great punctuality and 
dispatch. ‘The same may be said with reference to the “Little Eagle” in 
her daily periodical flights down to Warsaw and Alexandria 

- Yet with all we have here recorded—and more that might be added—the 
question very naturally arises: has Keokuk an “evident destiny ?” Is its 
location any better than Quincy, Fort Madison, Burlington and other places 
having a good “site” and “landing?” ‘To answer these queries, we must 
look at the obstruction to the navigation of the Mississippi river presented 
by the “ Lower Hapids” here. We must look at the vast hydraulic power 
the 23 feet of fallin that mighty stream makes available to us, and which 
will not always ‘‘in the deep bosom of the ‘river be buried.” We must 
look at our position in an almost direct line from our State Capital to St. 
Louis—the great central City of the West, and destined in time to be the 
second place in commercial importanze in our land. We must look at our 
location as the most Western “river town” in Jowa—and at the mouth of a 
large river, bordered by one of the richest and best settled farming districts 
that has for its outlet the Mississippi river. A survey of this favorable 
position—river above us—river below us—riyer behind us—and Railroads 
around us, will answer these queries. 


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DES MOINES VALLEY RAILROAD. 


(Formerly the Kzoxux, Fr. Dzs Moines & Minngsora RaiLRoap.) 


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Ts Road is now finished and in complete running order from Keokuk to | 


Des Moines—the Capital of Iowa—a distance of 162 miles. 
Board of Directors. 


Grorce B: Suyrr, CaruTon H. Perry, James F. Cox 
Witiram ‘Tuompsoy, Hugu T. Rew, Joun M. Huratr, 
Ssarg Hawn Wa. Lerauron, Grorce W. McCrary, 
Gxrorce E. Kitpourny, Hamppen Bust, all of Keokuk, Iowa. 

Officers. ; 
Grorce B. Suyru, President, ArTaurR BripGMan, Secretary, 


O. C. Hause, Treasurer, J. W. Oriey, Engineer, 


Executive Committee. 
Grorce B. Suyru, Gro. W. McCrary, Wx. Tuompsox, Jas. F. Cox. 


The road has just been built by Kilbourne, Leighton & Co., as contract- 
ors, who yet operate the road as Lessees. This firm consists of our towns- 
men, Davin W. Kitsocurne, Wiui1am Leiauron, Hues T. Rew and 
Caruron H. Perry. ; 

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Witurams, Superintendent; Joan Grven, General Freight and Ticket Agent, 
Morris Setters, Master Mechanic, and R. E. Smirx, Master Carpenter. 
This road is second to none in the whole State of Iowa; and over it, in 
consequence of the Rapids in the Mississippi river immediately above Keo- | 
kuk, must, of necessity be carried a large portion of all the heavy freight, | 
such as groceries, iron, salt, &c., required by one half the population of Iowa. 
The cost of the road, including rolling stock, depots, depot grounds, and 
all contingent expenses, is about $31,000 per mile, which may be considered 
cheap, as much of the work has been done in these war times, when the 
prices of labor and material were much advanced 
The rolling stock now on the road consists of 13 locomotives, 8 passenger 
coaches, 3 baggage, express and mail cars, 5 way cars, 53 box cars, 56 coal 
cars, 35 flat cars, 33 stock cars, 26 hand cars, 15 ditching cars, and 6 iron 
and rubble cars, and this stock is being constantly increased from the work 
shops of the Company, who now employ a large force of skilled mechanics 
to construct locomotives, and all classes of passenger and freight cars. The | 
wages paid to these workmen in Keokuk alone, amounts annually to over | _ 
one hundred thousand dollars. 
This road connects at Keokuk with the Toledo, Wabash and Western 
Railroad, by which a first class line to the East and South East is formed. 
It also connects with the splendid steamers for St. Louis and the South, be- 
longing to the far famed Keokuk Packet Company. At Ottumwa, it con- 
nects with the Burlington and Missouri River Railroad, and will'connect at 
Des Moines with several Railroads in process of contruction, affording to the 


people a direct route to the North and West, to the gold regions of Colorado, 
Montana and the Pacific. ; 


a KEOKUK AND ST. PAUL RAILWAY LINE. 


Board of Directors. 
EDWARD KILBOURNE, Joun B. Lasn, Rosert F Bower, 
REUBEN ALLEN, Hexry K Love, J M Hiatt, 
SsuTH HaMitt, Guy WELLs, LavrEN Dewey. 


Officers. 
Epwarp Kiisourng, President, Joun B. Lasn, Vice President, 
Hexry K Love, Treasurer, Epwarp K Bve.t, Secretary, 
Guy WELtts, Chief Engincer, 


Tuts line of road is intended, at no distant day, to place the cities of 
Keokuk and St. Paul in direct intercommunication by rail. 
The distance between the two cities by river, being 585 miles. 
Tt “ “ “ rT 6c a railway being 365 miles. 
Difference in fayor of the Railroad, 220 miles. 
This line of Railway crosses every Eastern and Western Railroad in the 
State of Iowa, viz: 
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from Keokuk and 28 from Burlington; The Washington Branch of the 
Missisippi and Missouri Railroad, at Washington, 78 miles from Keokuk, and 
28 from Muscatine; The Mississippi and Missouri Railroad, at Iowa City, 
104 miles from Keokuk and 54 from Davenport ; The Iowa branch of the 
North Western Railroad at Cedar Rapids, 132 miles from Keokuk and 82 
from Clinton; The Dubuque and South Western Railroad at Cedar Rapids 
132 mules from Keokuk and 79 from Dubuque; The Dubuque and Sioux 
City Railroad at Cedar Falls, 200 miles from Keokuk and 100 miles from 
Dubuque, all of which are already completed from the Mississippi river to 
the line of this road, and part of them toa considerable distance westward of 
the line. 

The Mississippi river between St. Paul and Keokuk makes a great bend to 
the East, so that this line of road forms the Chord to the Arc thus made, at 
distances from the river, ranging as above from 28 to 100 miles, aver- 
aging about 65 miles, and traverses the rich valleys of the Iowa and Cedar 


rivers, the most thickly settled and fertile portions of the State, connects. 


with theentire Railroad system of Minnesota, and forms in connection with 
the Railroads of Illinois, via Jacksonville, Illinois, or the splendid Steam- 
ers of the ‘“‘ Keokuk Packet Company,” by far the most direct and expedi- 
tious route between the cities of St. Louis and St. Paul, that can be ob- 
tained. The entire line between St. Louis and Keokuk and about one 
third of the distance between Keokuk and St. Paul is completed and in 
operation, and the remainder is in progress. 


ALTERATIONS AND OMISSIONS. 


Brown Rev James, res 7th bet Blondeau and Concert 
Clagett Thomas, hatter, Main bet 4th and 5th, res Morgan bet 2d and 3d 
Clagett G, law student, boards with Thomas Clagett 

Gibson J W, runner, at R F Bower & Co’s, boards with Wm French 
Graley M V, tinner, corner of 8thand Main 

Kilbourne D W, [K, Leighton & Co], res cor 3d and High 

Millegan J, grocer, south side of Main bet 8th and 9th, res same 

Perry Col C H. [ Kilbourne, Leighton & Co], res cor 9th and Orleans 
Perry H, boards with C Il Perry 

Sutherland Peter, gardener, near Stotts’ mill 


KEOKUK DIRECTORY. 187. 


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DES FiQINES WALLEY RAILROAD, 


Is Now Open nai in Gampiee Running Order from 


IK EOKUK TO Des MoInes, 


Andi in connection with the 
Toledo, Wabash and Western Railway, 
FORMS THE 


SHORTEST and MOST DIRECT ROUTE from CENTRAL and WESTERY LOW: to all Points in 
ILLINOIS, INDIANA, OHIO, PENNSYLVANIA, 
Wew York and New. England. 


aw O PASSENGER TRAINS  DATISZ, 


By either of which Passengers MAKE CLOSE CONNECTIONS at 
Keokuk, Jacksonville, Springfield, Lafayette, Indianapolis, Fort 
Wayne and Toledo, with the great leading thorougifares 


FOR ALL POINTS EAST AND SOUTH-EAST, 


And with the Magnificent Steamers of the ST. LOUIS AND’ KEOKUK PACKET LINE for 
HANNIBAL, ALTON and ST. LOUIS. Also with the ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI 
STEAMSHIP CO., for CAIRO, MEMPHIS, VICKSBURG, NATCHEZ and NEW ORLEANS. 

Passengers who appreciate the Luxury and Comfort of Splendid Cars, Track thoroughly bal- 
asted, and Kolling Stock in the best possible condition, will 


Buy Tickets via Keokuk, and go Through Direct, 
Thus avoiding the indirect Routes of Northern Lines. 


TELROUGE TICKETS 
To all Principal Cities and Important Points 


For sale at the offices of the Company in COUNCIL BLUFFS. DES MOINES, MONROE, 
PELLA, OSKALOOSA, EDDYVILLE and OTTUMWA, 


Qo Time as Quick and Faure Uniformly as Low as by any other Route.£>} 
JOHN GIVIN, GEO. WILLIAMS, 


General Ticket Agent, Keokuk, Superintendent, Keokuk. 


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Two Passenger Trains Leave Keokuk Daily, 
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And Make the following important Connections: 


At LABUDA, with the C. B. & Q. R.R., for Galesburg, Peoria, Lewiston, 
Mendota, Dixon and Chicago. 
At JACKSONVILLE for St. Louis, going through from 


KEOKUK TO SAINT LOUIS IN TEN HOURS! 


. WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS. 


At SPRINGFIELD with the Chicago & Alton Railroad. 

At DECATUR with the Illinois Central (main line) for Cairo, Blooming- 
ton, and all points North and South. 

At TOLONO with Illinois Central (Chicago Branch) for all points in 
Northern and Southern Illinois. 

At LAFAYETTE with I. & C. and L. N. A. & C. Railroads for Indian- 
apolis, Cincinnati, Louisville, Michigan City, and all points in Indiana. 

At LOGANSPORT with L. P. & B. Railroad. 

At PERU with P. & I. Railroad. 

At FORT WAYNE with P., Ft. W. & C. Railroad, for Crestline, 
Columbus, Pittsburg, Harrisburg and Philadelphia. 

At TOLEDO with M. 8. & N. I. Railroad, for Detroit; with C. & T. 
Railroad, for 


NEW YORK AND BOSTON 


Through Tickets te all principal points in the U. 5. 
ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS! 


(<7 Freight brought from New York and Boston to Keokuk and Quincy 
in from SEVEN to NINE DAYS, with but one transfer. Mark goods “vta 
L., W. §& W. Railway.” 

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President, New York City. Vice-Pres't and Gen’! Sup’t, Teledo, 0. 
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Ass’t Gen’! Sup’t, Springfield, Ils. 
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