DEDICATION To the President and other officers of the Village of Manitowoc: Gentlemen—— To you, as the guardians of our beautiful village, and for the enterprise shown by you in the improving and advancing her interests, and also as a tribute to public worth and private exam- ple, we most respectfully dedicate this, the first volume of our Manitowoc Directory. Richard Edwards & Co. VILLAGE GOVERNMENT Henry Baetz......................... Village President John H. Todl........................ Village Marshall Otto Troemmel....................... Village Treasurer Trustees -- A.M. Richter, Henry Greve, John Franz, A. K. Merrill, Jacob Peterson, Julius Enert, C. Trost, W.H. Henschemeyer, August Meyer, Charles Luling, Wenzel Shumonek, and Christian Anderson. JUSTICES OF THE PEACE First Ward -- J.T. Zinns Third Ward -- Louis Sherman Second Ward -- E.B. Treat Fourth Ward-- Frederick Borcherdt CONSTABLES First Ward —— Frederick Languess Third Ward-- John A. Todl Second Ward—— James Barry Fourth Ward-- F.B. Murphy FIRE DEPARTMENT Chief Engineer—— Jacob Halverson 1st ass't Engineer—— Frank Riegelsperger 2nd Ass't Engineer-- Carl Westphal Badger Engine Co. No. 1 Foreman-- Thomas Robinson Secretary--Quinn Ewen Torrent Engine Co. No. 2 Foreman—— Fred. Becker Secretary-— Carl H. Schmidt Phoenix Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1 Foreman-- Gerhard Phillippen Secretary-— H. Loewenhagen Protection Bucket Co. No. 1 Foreman—— Alex. Pfef for Secretary-— Albert Becker COUNTY ORGANIZATION Circuit Court Judge-- David Taylor, until January, 1869; then Judge McCan, who is elected for six years. Probate Court Judge-- George W. Baker NEWSPAPERS The Manitowoc PILOT: Published every Friday morning, in Huebner's new block (up stairs), York, corner 8th. Proprietor-- Jere Crowley. Terms-— To village subscribers when left by the carrier, $2.50 per annum. To mail and office subscribers, $2.OO, invariably in advance. The TRIBUNE: Weekly. Office, Eighth, bet. York and Buffalo. Proprietors—— O.B. Smith & Co.. Terms——Two Dollars per annum in advance. NORD-WESTERN: Semi-weekly. Office, Eighth, bet. Franklin and Jay. Editor and proprietor-- Carl H. Schmidt. NATIONAL BANK First National Bank of Manitowoc: Capital. $5O,OOO, with the privilege of increasing to $1OO,OOO. President—— C.C. Barnes, Cashier—— C. Luling. Stockholders—— C.C. Barnes, C. Luling, S.A. Newell, E.N. Evans, S. Goodenow, James Bennett, M. Fellows, L. Emerson, H.F. Hubbard, J.W. Barnes and Jonah Richards. EDUCATIONAL First District Public School: State, bet. Sixth & 7th Second District Public School: Seventh, corner Washington Third Ward Public School: Twelfth, bet. Washington and Marshall UNITED STATES OFFICERS United States Treasurer-- John H. Todl Collector of the Port-— Julius Enert Postmaster-- Charles Esslinger, office Eighth, nr. Quay SECRET AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES Turn—Verein (German Gymnastic Association) Incorporated by state law. Hall, Jay, corner 7th. Number of members about 100. Has a dramatic section for German theatre. Value of hall, about $1O,OOO. Speaker-- Henry Baetz Secretary—— Otto Troenel Treasurer—— G. Bloquelle Director of Theatre—— C. Esslinger Sons of Hermann Thusnelda Lodge, No. 7—— Meets in F. Carus' bldg. Eighth. Independent Order of Odd Fellows Chickerming Lodge, I.O.O.F.-— Officers elected and installed at the first meeting in January. N.G.-- B.F. Murphy V.G.—- Gottlieb Hentz R.S.-- C.B. Shove T.-- J.A. Kahler P.S.-- H.E. VanDyke W.-- W.F. Snyder C.-- A.J. Patchin I.G.-- Wm. Lynch Masonic Manitowoc Lodge, No. 65, F. & A.M.—— Regular communications on the first and third Wednesdays of each month, at Masonic Hall, York, bet. Seventh and Eighth. W.M.-- E.K. Rand S.W.-- Charles Luling J.W.-- H.C. Albricht Sec.-- W.H. Horn Solo Society Meets at William Gribling's house, Washington Freie Saengerbund Meets in Klinger's bldg. Eighth. PUBLIC HALLS Turner Hall Theatre Seventh, corner Washington. Charles Esslinger, stage manager. Fricke's Hall Washington, corner Main. Charles Fricke, propr. CHURCHES We have frequently been inquired of concerning the churches in this place, and, for the general information of the people, we have, at considerable trouble, obtained from various sources the following statistics: Methodist Episcopal Church If we mistake not, this is the oldest society in the place. In 1843, as we learn from Mr. P.P. Smith, Rev. David Lewis was stationed at Sheboygan and Manitowoc, preaching at those places alternate weeks sometimes being obliged to swim his horse across the Manitowoc River at the Rapids, two miles above here. Services were held in the neighbor's houses until 1853, when Rev. Mr. Barnes came here. Seeing the need of a church building, he went East and returned with some funds. A church some 35x40 was commenced on Seventh street, between State and Chicago streets, was soon completed, and from then till now the church has known a steady growth. Rev. A.C. Huntley is pastor at the present time. The society owns a parsonage on Park Street. St. James' Church, Episcopal Was organized in the year 1848. The first officiating clergyman was the Rev. G. Unonius. The Rev. George P. Schetky was pastor when the present church building was erected, but left the place about the time it was completed. Mr. M. Fellows had the contract for the erect- ion of the church, which was completed on time, which was in June, 1852. It stands on the corner of North and Chicago streets, and, with chancel, is about 30x70 feet. The church has also put up a parsonage within the past year of good dimensions, and appears to be in prosperous condition under the care of Rev. T.B. Dooley. Connected with the church is a parochial school, which has a large attendance, and is in a flourishing condition. The First Presbyterian Church Was organized June 26, 1851, at the house of Mr. Fred. Borcherdt, in the town of Manitowoc Rapids, which was then the county seat. Rev. Wm. Herrit, whose death we chronicled a year ago, was the first pastor. In 1852, the church was brought to this place, and May 10, 1855, a call was extended to Rev. Mead Holmes. During the same year a church was built, 22x40 feet, on the corner of Ninth and Chicago streets, which building has since been enlarged about one half. At present there is no pastor, but the Sabbath School, of which Mr. 0. R. Bacon is Superintendent, has about two hundred scholars. The church contemplates putting up a new building as soon as possible— probably next summer— which it is expected will cost five or six thousand dollars and be an ornament to the place. The Society owns a parsonage on Chicago street. The Church of St. Boniface, Catholic Society was organized, as we are informed, in 1851, and church built in 1852. Father Bremer was the first pastor, and is represented as a very good man; he is now in the Island of Java, East Indies. The church is 40x70 feet, and will seat about 700. They also have a parsonage 30x50 feet, two stories. Their lot is on the corner of Main and Marshall streets, and is 40x150 feet. They also have five acres of land, used for a burying—ground, one and a half miles south of town. Rev. James Stehle is now the pastor. The members are principally Germans, Irish Poles and French. First German Lutheran Society This Society was organized in 1853. In 1855, a neat comfortable church, 30x50 feet, capable of seating about 400, was erected. The church has flourished amazingly, and now has a large membership. Rev. 0.F. Ebert is the pastor. Beside the church, the society owns a brick parsonage 30x30 feet, two stories, with a wing 15x20; a school house 25x40, two stories, and the whole of the block fronting on Eight street, between Hancock and Marshall streets; a valuable piece of property. About 200 scholars are in regular attendance at the school. German Methodist Episcopal Church Was organized in 1856, and church building, 28x36 feet, capable of seating between two and three hundred, erected the same year. Under neath the church is a school of the same size of the church above it, where a day-school is held and German and English is taught. There are now about fifty scholars in attendance. Connected with the church is a parsonage 18x26 feet, all situated on Ninth street, between Mar- shall and Hancock streets. The first minister called to preside over this church was Rev. Fred. Kopp, and the last, Rev. Charles Stellner, who, we understand, is building up his congregation. Norwegian Lutheran Church Society organized in 1855. The first stated minister was Rev. J.A. Otteson. The congregation for many years, worshipped in the First District School House, but about two years ago they commenced the erection of a church on the corner of Eighth and State streets. This building, as near as we can learn, is about 50x80 feet, and owing to its position, is an ornament to the place. It cost about $5,000. Services were first held in it last Christmas day. Rev. L.M. Biorn is the pastor. The German Baptist Church This church is situated on Seventh street, between Marshall and Hamilton streets, and is about 24x36 feet. It has, as we are informed but a small congregation. We have been unable to learn any partic- ulars in regard to it.—- Manitowoc Tribune. ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THE FOLLOWING MANITOWOC DIRECTORY ab. above cor. corner ne north—east st. street add. addition ct. court ns north side S or s. south agt. agent E. or e. east nw northwest se. southeast al. alley es. east side opp. opposite ss. south side asst. assistant est. estate pk. park Sw. southwest av. avenue forwd. forwarding pl. place sec. secretary bel. below indp. independent P.O. post office supt. superintendant bet. between insp. inspector pres. president trans. transportation bds. boards la. lane prod. produce treas. treasurer bldg. building lab. laborer pub. public W. or w. west blk. block mkr. maker rd. road ws. west side (col'd) colored nr. near sq. square wid. widow- A -
Abrahamson Gunhilde, wid. Erick, r. 6th, cor. Huron Abert John, basketmaker, r. 11th nr. Madison Achtenockel Caroline, waitress, Williams House Albee James, Lumberman, r. 5th, nr. Park Albee William H., lumberman, bds 12th, nr. Huron Albrecht Hans C., captain, Sea Gem r. 6th, nr. Washington Allen Abraham, lab. r. ws. 8th, cor. of 1st street from brewery Allen Henry L., carpenter, r. 5th bet. Chicago & State Alter Caroline, wid. Charles, bds 8th, nr. Commercial Alter Eugene O.C., saloon, 8th, nr Commercial, res. same Ames John, lab. r. Franklin, bet. 12th & 13th Anderson Andrew, flour & feed, 8th, cor. Quay, r. same Anderson B.R., lawyer, York, cor. 8th, r. State, cor. 4th Anderson Christian, saloon, 8th next to the bridge, r. 9th, nr. Park Anderson Christopher, lab. bds. York, cor. 7th Anderson Harriet, r. Chicago, nr. 11th Anderson Jacob, cabinetmaker, r. 6th nr. Huron Anderson James C., sailor, r. St. Clair, cor. 6th Anderson John, lab. r. Chicago nr 11th Anderson John, lab. r. Chicago nr 18th Anderson Mary, wid. Jacob, r. 8th nr. Chicago Anderson Mary, bds. Buffalo, nr. 6th Anderson Nelson, lab. r. State, nr. 9th Anderson N.L., sailor, r. 6th nr. Huron Andrews James, lab. r. 7th, nr. Huron Annensen Seavert, lab. r. 9th bet. Park & St. Clair Arnettson Mary Miss, r. Buffalo, nr. 9th Arnold Pauline Miss, milliner, York nr. 8th, r. same Auberg Julia, wid. John, r. 8th cor. Marshall Auberg K.S., carpenter, r. ws 8th cor. Marshall Aumann Hermann, machinist, r. Main nr. Hancock Aumann Joseph, r. Main, nr. Hancock Aumann Mrs., midwife, r. Main, nr. Hancock Axen Aggee, carpenter, r. Quay, bet. 8th & 9th Axen Peter, furniture dealer, 8th nr. Main, r. Quay, nr. 8th- B -
Bach William, clerk, brd of supervisors, r. ss. Hancock, bet. 7th & 8th Bacher William, carpenter, r. Washington, nr. 9th Backer Christopher, paperhanger, r. Washington, nr. 8th Backus Charles A., bookkeeper, r. 5th, nr. Chicago Backus William, lumber inspector r. York, cor. 6th Bacon Hattie E., r. Harris, cor. Michigan Ave. Bacon O.R., (O.R. Bacon & Co.), r. Harris, cor. Michigan Ave. Bacon O.R. & Co. (O.R. Bacon & O.H. Martin), druggists, whol. &. ret., 8th, bet. York and Buffalo Bacon ----, sexton, Presbyterian church, Chicago, cor. 9th Badger Fire Engine House, Commercial, cor. 7th Baecher John, wagonmaker, 7th, cor. Buffalo, r. Washington, bet. 7th and 8th Baerwald Albert, carpenter, bds. 12th, nr. Columbus Baetz Henry, county treas. & notary public, office, county treasurer's office, ws. 8th, cor. Hancock, r. 9th, se. cor. Washington Bahr John, lab. r. Hamilton, bet. 11th and 12th Baker Alexander, sailor, bds. York, nr. 6th Baker George F., blacksmith, r. 15th, nr. Franklin Balcom Hermorgien, physician, bds. State, cor. 8th Bancrat George, lumberman, r. Washington, nr. 12th Bardke Charles, cabinetmaker, r. 11th, car. Hamilton Barker George F., blacksmith, John Levake, r. Commercial, bet. 7th and 8th Barker George W., county judge, office, over First National Bank, 8th, bet. York and Buffalo, r. Buffalo, sw. cor. 9th Barnes Calvin C., pres. First National Bank Barnes Caroline M., wid. Eurotus, teacher, r. 4th, nr. Park Barnes John, (Goodnow & Co.), r. 6th, cor. State Barnes J.C. Mrs., bds 7th, bet. York & Buffalo Barritt Calista, teacher, bds. 5th, nr. State Barry Adalaide A., r. 4th, nr. Park Barry Albert, fisherman, r. 4th, nr. Park Barry Alfretta E. r. 4th, nr. Park Barry James, teamster, r. 5th, nr. York Barnstine Diedrich, carpenter, r. Marshall, nr. 9th Bartley George, lake captain, r. 5th, cor. York Bauer Frederick, lab. r. Hamilton nr 10th Baumann Louis, shoemaker, r. 10th nr. Hamilton Bean F.A., (Frederick Schultz & Co.) r. Washington, cor. 15th Beardsley George, tanner, bds. Washington, cor. 15th Beardsley John, lab. r. 8th, nr. Columbus Beasant Walter I., (Cox, Beasant & Cox) r. Huron, cor. 11th Becher Conrad, lard oil mnfr. r. 8th, nr. brewery Becher John, wagonmaker, r. Washington, nr. 8th Becker Alfred, tinsmith, r. Washington, cor. 8th Becker Frederick, saloon, Washington, cor. 8th, r. same Bedell Edward, deputy sherriff of Manitowoc Beers Charles, lab. r. Jay, cor. 15th Beers Elisha B., lab. r. State, bet. 5th & 6th Beiling Gotlieb, music teacher, r. Marshall, nr. 7th Bell Robert L., sailor, r. 6th, nr. Park Bend. August, tanner, Guttmann & Berner, r. Main, nr. Hancock Benkelman Leonard., shipbuilder, r. Quay, nr. 9th Bennett James, grocer, Commercial nr. 8th, bds. Windiate house Berndt Augustus, r. Main, nr. Washington Berndt Gotlieb, r. Main, nr. Washington Berner August, hardware, 8th, bet. Franklin and Jay, r. Hancock, nr. 8th Berner Henry,(Guttmann & Berner), r. 8th, cor. Franklin Bernet William, clerk, F. Ranch, r. Main Bertler Andrew, brickmaker, r. 7th, nr. Columbus Betcher John, lab. r. 6th, bet. Buffalo and Chicago Beveritz J., lab. r. es. 9th, nr. Brewery Bieler Joseph, carpenter, r. 11th nr. Washington Bierhaus Gerard, carpenter, r. 15th, nr. the river Bigel Blasius, carpenter, r. 8th nr. Marshall Bigel Joseph, carpenter, r. Marshall, nr. 8th Binkleman William, confectionery 8th nr. river, r. Quay, bet. 8th and. 9th Birckholtz J., fisherman, r. 11th, nr. Madison Birnett Frank, wagonmaker, r. Commercial, bet. 8th & 9th Bischon Louis, cooper, Julius Bushman, bds. Rouge's boarding house. Bishop James, woodchopper, r. Chicago, nr. 8th Black Sophia, r. 13th, nr. Columbus Blake Robert T., sherriff, Manitowoc county, r. Court House Blesch Peter J., (Korten & Blesch) Blesser Adam, gen. merchandise, dealer in groceries, provisions clothing, etc. r. Franklin, cor. 9th Blesser Adam J., clerk, Adam Blesser, r. Franklin, Se. cor. 9th Blesser Daniel B., clerk, Adam Blesser, bds. Franklin, Se. cor. 9th Blocke Julius, tailor, r. Washington, nr. 12th Bloquelle Gustav, gen. merchandize, Jay, nw. cor. 9th, r. same Bock Charles, drygoods, 8th, bet. York & Buffalo, r. same Boehmer Daniel, furniture dealer, r. Jay, nr. 7th Booher Suaan M. Miss, bds. 5th, nr. Chicago Borchartt Frederick, revenue collector, r. York, nr. 9th Borchartt Mary Miss, r. York, nr. 9th Bornes Nil., bds. Williams house Bortky Charles, carpenter, r. 11th, nr. Madison Bottcher William, woodchopper, r. 5th, bet. Chicago and State Boubel Andreas, hostler, Williams house, r. same Boughton Clara C.H., nurse, bds. 5th, bet. State and Park Boughton Oren S., clerk, M.U. Ex. Co. bds. 5th, bet. State and Park Brandeis Jonas L., clothing notions and liquors, whol. & ret. York, bet. 7th & 8th, r. same Brandt James, carpenter, r. 8th, nr. brewery Brandt John, boatman, r. ws. 9th, nr. brewery Brant John, lab. r. Park, nr. 9th Brantigan Adam, tailor, r. Jay, nr. 8th Breneg Frederick, carpenter, r. es. 9th, nr. Madison Bresler Charles, mason, r. Washington, nr. 9th Briar William, teamster, bds. Buffalo, nw. cor. 7th Brick Charles, lab. r. es. 9th, nr. brewery Brick John, lab. r. es. 9th, nr. brewery Brick Minnie, r. Rapids rd. nr. 12th Brigman Edward, lab. r. Chicago, nr. 11th Brockman Mary, millinery, r. Chicago, nr. 12th Brookman Edward, lab. r. Chicago nr. 13th Bry Augustus, woodchopper, r. 5th bet. Chicago and State Buekman Charles, lab. r. 8th, nr. Columbus Bulthaupt Henry, blacksmith, 8th nr. Jay, r. same Bulus Charles, lab. r. Main, nr. State Burberly Thomas, boilermaker, r. 6th, bet. Buffalo and Chicago Burckhartz William, fisherman, r. Madison, bet. 9th and 10th Burdett Wenzell, blacksmith, John Levake Burger Henry, shipbuilder, r. Franklin, cor. 7th Burgett Emmel, teamster, r. es. 9th, nr. Madison Burgett Stephen, lab. r. es. 9th, nr. Madison Burghert Joseph, lab. r. 11th, nr. Madison Burmester William, lake captain, r. 6th, nr. York Burnet Gilbert W., clerk, M.U. Ex. Co. r. New York av. bet. Main and 11th Burns David., saloon, Commercial nr. 8th, r. same Busbutt Frederick, lab. r. ws. 9th, nr. Madison Bushman Julius, cooper, Washington, bet. 8th and 9th, r. same Busse August, boot and shoe dealer, Jay, nr 8th, r. Hancock, nr. 9th Byer]y Joseph, lab. r. Washington nr. 14th- C -
Cadwell Anne C., wid. bds. Main, nr. Park Cadwell Anthony, millwright, r. Main, nr. Park Camp Parmene, painter, bds. Windiate house Camp P.P., painter, bds. National hotel, York, cor. 6th Campbell Levi, cigarmaker, r. 6th bet. Chicago and State Campble L.F. cigarmaker, 8th, nr. York Canright Charles L., ins. agt. r. 4th, nr. State Canright Pamelia M., teacher, bds. 5th, nr. State Carle Henry, bakery, Washington, Sw. cor. 9th, r. same Carpenter Emma C. Miss, r. Chicago, cor. 8th Carpenter H.E. Miss, r. Chicago, cor. 8th Carpenter Mary Miss, r. Chicago, cor. 8th Carpenter Otis H. blacksmith, r. Chicago, cor. 8th Carrier H.S. (Carrier & Longhurst) r. Buffalo, nr. 8th Carrier & Longhurst (H.S. Carrier & G.W. Longhurst), bakery, Buffalo, nr. 8th Chlaupek Emanuel, (Prochazka & Chlaupek), r. 9th, nr. Chicago Christen Peter, sailor, r. State, nr. 9th Christian Oliver, carpenter, r. Buffalo, bet. 5th and 6th Christianson Christ., clerk, r. Washington, bet. 14th & 15th Christianson Christina, r. Washington, bet. 14th & 15th Christianson David, sailor, r. 9th, bet. Chicago & State Christopher Anna C. Miss, r. 6th bet. Chicago and State Cimberman Christian, mason, r. 7th, nr. Columbus Cimmer Peter, carpenter, r. Franklin, nr. the lake Cline John, iron Loundry, r. 6th nr. Washington Clipper City Mills, Commercial, bet. 8th and 9th Codet Agnes Miss, seamstress, bds. 7th, cor. Chicago Codet Mary Miss, seamstress, bds. 7th, cor. Chicago Colway Josephine, seamstress, r. Jay, nr. 7th Cone Ela, (John J. Cone & Bro.), r. n. of Little Manitowoc river on Two Rivers rd. Cone John J., (John J. Cone & Bro) r. Two River rd. n. of Little Manitowoc river Cone John J. & Bro. (John J. Cone and. Ela Cone), housemovers, Two River rd. n. of' Little Manito— woc river. Conf William, lab. bds. Quay, cor 9th Conway Edward, wheatbuyer, bds. Windiate house Consier John, woodchopper, r. es. 9th, nr. brewery Cook Charles, mason, r. 11th, nr. Madison Coon Charles, millwright, r. Jay nr. 7th Corde Frederick, r. 13th, nr. Columbus Corus F., hats, caps and. furs, 8th nr. York, r. same Cosmopolitan Hotel, Nicholas Schellenbeck, propr. Franklin cor. 7th County Office, 8th, cor. Hancock County Judge's Office, over First National Bank, 8th, bet. York and Buffalo Court Thomas, teamster, r. York, nr. 6th Cox George, (Cox, Beasant & Cox), r. 9th, nr. Huron Cox Joseph L., tinsmith, Goodnow & Co. r. 9th, nr. Huron Cox William (Cox, Beasant & Cox) r. Commercial, cor. 7th Cox, Beasant & Cox (William Cox, Walter I. Beasant and George Cox) house, sign and ornamental painters, York, bet. 6th & 7th Cram Joseph, lab. r. 7th, nr. Madison Cristonson Ole, shipcarpenter, bds Buffalo, nr. Main Cromshrader Sophia, r. Hamilton, nr. 12th Crowley Jere. editor, PILOT, York cor. 8th, r. Madison, cor. 7th Crum Carl, lab. r. 10th, bet. Hamilton and Madison Cummerow Ferdinand, stableman, Northwestern house, r. same Cunan Dennis, lab. 5th, bet. State and Park Cunningham Julia, bds. York, cor. 8th Cusman Minnie, 5th, nr. State Czajkowski Charles, cooper, r. Jay, nr. 7th- D -
Danahy Patrick, saloon, r. 5th, bet. Chicago and State Dantyne Darwin D., lab. Park, cor. 8th Deguire Louis, flour, feed & provisions, Washington, nw. cor Main, r. same Deibler Joseph, blacksmith, r. Madison, bet. 7th and. 8th Deibold Richard, clerk, r. 12th nr. Hancock Deubler Conrad, saloon, Main, bet. Hancock and Hamilton, r. same Deubler Joseph, blacksmith, A.F. Dumpke & Co., Madison, bet. 7th and 8th Devorak Wensil, warehouse, r. 9th nr. Buffalo Dewitt Amanda, wid. William, bds Buffalo, nr. 8th Dillon John, lab. r. 6th, nr. Chicago Dillon Patrick, bds. 6th, nr. Chicago Dolan Ellen Miss, r. 5th, bet. Chicago and State Dolan Michael, lab. r. 5th, bet. Chicago and State Doltzman Herman, shoemaker, Christian Gelbke & Bro. bds. 11th, nr. Hamilton Dolwan Charles, lab. r. Chicago, nr. 11th Domme Annie, cook, Northwestern house, r. same Donelson David, lab. bds. Chicago nr. 11th Donilson Godfred, sawyer, r. Chicago, nr. 11th Donilson Matilda, wid. Frederick r. Chicago, nr. 11th Dooley A.M. Miss, teacher, parish school of St. James' church, r. York, bet. 6th and 7th Dooley F.A. Miss, teacher, parish school of St. James' church, r. York, bet. 6th and 7th Dooley Thomas B. pastor, St. James church, r. 9th, nr. Chicago Doubert —— ——, carpenter, r. es. 9th, nr. Madison Dow Wire P., tanner, r. Park, bet. 3d and 4th Dreigei Tegnez, peddler, r. Chicago, cor. 8th Drobke Stanislaus J., porter, r. Main, bet. State and Park Dryer Lizzie A., bds. 6th, nr. Chicago Dugg Herman, lab. r. Main, nr. Franklin Dumke August, patternmaker, A.F. Dumke & Co., r. Quay, cor. 9th Dumke A.F. (A.F. Dumke & Co.), r. Quay, cor. 9th Dumke A.F. & Co., (A.F. Dumke, Charles Haverland and W. Wilharms) ironfounders and machinists, Quay, bet. 8th and 9th Dumke Hermann, clerk, Ernst Wagner, r. Jay, bet. 8th & 9th Dumkei John, shoemaker, Wenzel Krement, bds. Williams house Duno Frederick, lab. r. Hamilton, nr. 12th Dusold August, bds. Jay, cor. 7th Dusold George, shoemaker, r. Jay cor. 7th Dwyer George, miller, r. Commercial, bet. 7th and 8th- E -
Easton David J., physician, York, cor. 7th, r. same Ebel Henriette, wid. Christian, bds. Buffalo, nr. 7th Ebert Otto F., clergyman, First German Lutheran Church, r. 8th nr. Marshall Echtenacher William, potter, r. Washington, nr. 9th Eckert Anton, shoemaker, r. corporation line, nr. 12th Edwards Amy, wid. Joseph, r. 7th, cor. Buffalo Edwards Henry G., lake captain, r. 5th, nr. State Edwards John W., shipcarpenter, r. 6th, nr. Huron Edwards Joseph L. jr., lake captain r. 7th bet. York and Buffalo Edwards Milton L., bds. 7th, cor. Buffalo Edwards Perry H., sailor, bds. 7th cor. Buffalo Egan William, lab. r. 5th, cor. Buffalo Eggers John C., notary public, r. 8th, nr. Hamilton Eggert Frederick, shoemaker, r. 14th, nr. Franklin Eilertsen Christian, shipcarpenter, r. 6th, bet. Chicago and State Eldridge Eugene, clerk, bds. Franklin, nr. the lake Eldridge William F., bookkeeper, r. Buffalo, cor. 5th Elreeberg Kanut, saloon, r. 9th, nr. Park Emery George W., drover, r. 6th, cor. St. Clair Endhoff Francis, lab. r. 7th, cor. Madison Enert Julius, (O.B. Smith & Co.), bds. Windiate house Engelderger Susan, servant, Northwestern house, r. same Engine House, Torrent No. 2, Marshall, nr. 9th Engelbrecht August, moulder, r. 11th, nr. Marshall Erdman Frederick, lab. r. corporation line, nr. 12th Erickson Bartell, shipcarpenter, r. Chicago, bet. 5th and 6th Erickson C.T. Miss, r. Chicago, bet. 5th and 6th Erickson E.L. Miss, r. Chicago, bet. 5th and 6th Erickson Mary B. Miss, r. Chicago bet. 5th and 6th Ericson Gilbert, lab. r. Main, cor. State Esch Henry, general store, Jay, bet. 8th and 9th, r. same Esslinger Bertha Miss, clerk, P.O. r. Jay, cor. 6th Esslinger Charles, postmaster, r. Jay, cor. 6th Eunke Ferdinand, harvestman, r. Washington, cor. 13th Evens E.N. (lyon & Co.) r. Clarks Mills Ewen Quinn M., salesman, John A. Koehler, r. ss. York, bet. 9th and Main- F -
Falda John, saloon, York, bet. 7th and 8th, r. same Farmers' House, Henry R. Sommer, propr. Commercial, cor. 7th Farnsworth Martha, wid. William, bds. 5th, nr. State Faust Rudolph, teacher, Third Ward school, r. Washington, bet 8th and 9th Fechter George W., books and stationery, r. Hancock, nr. 8th Fechter William, book store, r. Hancock, bet. 7th and 8th Fehring Frederick, wagommaker, 9th, se. cor. Washington, r. same Fehrs Gustav, watchmaker and jeweler, ws. 8th, bet. Jay and Franklin, r. same Feiling John, lab. r. 12th, nr. Jay Feit Ferdinand, millinery goods, Main, nr. Hancock, r. same Fellows Michael (J. Vilas & Co.), r. 9th, bet. York and Buffalo Fennerfeil William, moulder, r. Main, nr. Franklin Fenton Nathaniel, cabinetmaker, bds. Windiate house Feuker Frank E. & Co., cabinet-makers, patentees and proprs. of the Gem Patent Immovable Bonnet Box Conveyancer, ns. 8th, bet. Richards' foundry, and the bridge Feuker Rosalie Mrs, milliner, millinery goods, dress and cloak making and tnimmings,alJ. kinds of patterns, embroideries stamping, buttons, fancy goods, notions, etc. 8th, bet. Richards' foundry and the bridge, North side, r. same. Filholm George, tailor, 8th, cor. Commercial, r. 6th, cor. Chicago Finnigan Helen, cook, Windiate house, bds. same First District School, 7th, cor. State, Oliver H. Martin, prin. First Methodist Church, 7th, bet. Chicago and State, Alexander Huntly, pastor First National Bank, 8th, bet. York and Buffalo Fischer Frederick, lab. r. 11th, nr. Marshall Fisher Albert, drygoods, 8th, bet. York and Buffalo, r. same Fisher Frank, lab. r. Main, nr. Chicago Fliegler Jacob, (Waldo & Fliegler) r. 9th, cor. Franklin Flinn Elizabeth, wid. Francis, bds. 5th, nr. Park Flinn William L., bds. 5th, nr. Park Frahsar Louise, wid, Henry, r. Franklin, nr. the lake Fraly John, bootmaker, Joseph Hoyer, bds. Washington, nr. 9th Franch Joseph, r. 7th, bet. Chicago and State Franck Adolph, peddler, r. Jay, nr. 8th Francl Joseph, clerk, Circuit court, r. ws. 7th, bet. Chicago and State Francway Charles, sawyer, A.D. Jones & Bro. r. Chicago, nr. 11th Franklin Hotel, William Nollan, propr. Franklin, nr. 7th Franssen Ferdinand, gen. painter bet. 9th and Main, r. same Franz John, registrar of deeds, county office, r. Main, nw. cor. Jay Freeman Horatio, miller, r. Rapids rd. nr. 15th Freidel John, carpenter, r. 10th, nr. Madison Frick J. H. confectionery, York, nr. 7th, r. same Fricke Charles, brewery and brick maker, Washington, cor. Main Fricke William, brewery, r. Washington, cor. Main Friese Carl P., shoemaker, Commercial, bet. 7th and 8th Froke Joseph, lab. Guyles & Brown r. 8th, nr. Columbus Fruker Nicholas, tanner, r. 15th, cor. Rapids rd. Fulton Charles D., merchant, York, bet. 6th and 7th, r. same Fundel Peter, cabinetmaker, r. Jay, nr. 8th Fuszard George H., stoves and tinware, 8th, cor. Jay Fux Anton, shoemaker, bds. Williams house- G -
Gabirt Henry, lab. r. Madison, bet. 10th and. 11th Gahbe Henry, harnessmaker, bds. Franklin, bet. 7th and York Galbarith John, sailor, r. 5th, cor. St. Clair Galvie Ann, wid. Nartin, r. 12th, nr. Huron Galvin John, printer, 0.B. Smith & Co, bds. Huron, nr. Main Gantz Adam, drayman, L. Sherman Co. r. 8th, bet. York & Buffalo Garnett Abraham, wellmaker, r. ws. 8th, cor. first street from brewery Gatermann Peter, drygoods and groceries, Washington, nr. 13th r. same Gates Joseph, lab. r. Washington nr. main Gauger Albert, teamster, bds. 15th, aw. cor. Washington Gauger Charles, saloon, 13th, sw. cor. Washington, r. same Gehbe John, furniture dealer, York, bet. 6th & 7th, r. same Geirer Ignatz, blacksmith, A.F. Dumke & Co. r. Jay, bet. 8th & 9th Gelbke Charles (Christian Gelbke & Brother), r. Hancock, nr. 9th Gelbke Christian (Christian Gelbke & Brother),r. Jay, nr. 8th Gelbke Christian & Brother (Christian and Charles Gelbke), boot and shoe mnfrs. and dealers, Jay, nr. 8th Gelbke William, shoemaker, Christian Gelbke & Brother, bds. Jay, nr. 9th Glye Hermann, harnessmaker, r. Franklin, nr. 13th Ghunval Hilgen, sailor, r. 9th, bet. Chicago and State Ghunval Luie, sailor, r. 9th, bet. Chicago and. State Gibbons Edward, r. Buffalo, nr. 4th Gibbons Jeffery, tailor, John Johnson, r. Buffalo, nr. 5th Gibson Henry 0. carpenter, r. 6th nr. Park Gibson George W., lumberman, r. 6th, nr. Park Gilbert Gilbert I., shingle inspector, Osuld Torrison Gilbert I. wid. Edward, r. 9th, nr. Chicago Gilbert Niels I., clerk, Osuld Torrison, r. Main, cor. Buffalo Gilbertson Gilbert, carpenter, r. 12th, nr. Washington Gilbertson Gilbert I. clerk, bds. 9th, nr. Chicago Gissler Gerrick, carpenter, r. Washington, nr. 14th Glay Caroline, wid. r. Franklin, nr. 12th Glay Frank, boatman, r. Franklin, nr. 12th Glay Herman, boatman, r. Franklin nr. 12th Glawe Frederick, harnessmaker, Frederick Voelchert, r. Washington, bet. 13th and 14th Glenzer Christian, carpenter, r. Jay nr. 7th Glesson Christ., lab. r. 10th, nr. brewery Glover George S., r. York, nr. 7th Glover Peleg, r. York, nr. 7th Glover R.T., clerk, Lyon & Co. r. 5th, bet. Park & State Glover W.H., r. 6th, bet. York & Buffalo Glover Zilpha, wid. Russell, r. 5th, bet. Park & State Goldsmith L., tailor, r. 9th, nr. brewery Golleson Golle, fisherman, r. 9th, nr. Chicago Goetzler Valentine, mason, r. 9th, nr. Marshall Goodman Herman, tanner, r. 7th, nr. Columbus Goodnow Cora H., r. 5th, cor. State Goodnow Sylvester (Goodnow & Co.) r. 5th, cor. Park Goodnow & Co. (Sylvester Goodnow and John Barnes) general merchandise, 8th, nr. the bridge Goodrich Joseph M., grocer, York, bet. 7th and 8th, r. York, nr. 8th Goodrich R.L. salesman, J.M. Goodrich, r. York, nr. 8th Goodwin Wilson G. sailor, bds. Windiate House Gotzler Catharine, wid. Francis, 8th, nr. York Grabo Herman (Guttmann & Berner), r. 8th, cor. Jay Gramkuch John, lab. r. 10th, nr. Madison Graycarka John, shoemaker, bds. 7th, nr. York Greve Charles, carpenter, r. Washington, cor. 8th Greve Henry (Henry Greve & Co.), r. Washington, cor. 8th Greve Henry & Co. (Henry Greve & Frederick Schmidt), furniture dealers, Washington, cor. 8th Griebling William, saloon, Washington, nw. cor. Main, r. same Griffin James, shipcarpenter, r. 5th, nr. State Grimm George, moulder, A.F. Dumpke & Co. r. Franklin, bet. 5th and 6th Grimm Kunigunte, r. Franklin, nr. 6th Grosstick August, saloon, 8th, nr River, r. same Groffman George, (Groffman & Co.) r. Marshall, cor. 7th Groffman & Co. (George Groffman, Charles Schmidt and Charles Zahl), brickyards and dealers, 7th, nr. Hamilton Gruber Ignatz, joiner, r. 13th, nr. Washington Gruetzmacher Charles, teamster, r. 11th, nr. Marshall Gruger Frederick, teamster, r. Madison, cor. 9th Gruhle William, miller,r. Commercial, bet. 7th and 8th Guilstorf Y., lab. r. 8th, nr. Columbus Gullikson Helege, r. Buffalo, nr. 6th Gunderson Birtrit, wid. Gunson, r. Buffalo, nr. 6th Gunderson Mary, tailoress, John Johnson, bds. Buffalo, bet. 5th and 6th Gunderson Toney, r. Buffalo, nr. 6th Gunderson Turber Miss, seamstress r. Buffalo, nr. 6th Guttmann Herman (Guttmann & Berner), r. 7th, nr. Hamilton Guttmann & Berner (Herman Guttmann, Henry Berner & Hermann Grabo), leather and findings, 8th, nr. Franklin Guyles Emma Miss, teacher, First Ward School- H -
Hacker William, harnessmaker, Frederick Volchert, r. Washington, bet. 11th and 12th Haggerty Michael, r. Buffalo, nr. 4th Haker Henry, butcher, r. Commercial, nr. 8th Hall Samuel, teamster, r. Chicago nr. 7th Halverson Halver, sailor, r. 6th, bet. Chicago and State Halverson Gunder, shipcarpenter, r. 5th, cor. State Handel John, carpenter, bds. 9th, cor. Jay Handly William, bds. Windiate house Hankohl Charles, boot and shoe mnfr. Franklin, cor. 7th, r. 7th, cor. Jay Hanson Andrew, blacksmith, Buffalo, nr. 7th, r. 7th, nr. Buffalo Hanson Andrew, sailor, r. Buffalo, bet. 5th and 6th Hanson Anton, sailor, r. 9th, nr. Huron Hanson Cora, bds. Main, nr. Chicago Hanson G.L., lab. r. Park, bet. 4th and 5th Hanson Hannah, r. Main, nr. Chicago Hanson Hans, miller, r. Washington bet. 7th and 8th Hanson Hans, peddler, bds. 8th, cor. Quay Hanson Hans C., sailor, bds. 5th, nr. Park Hanson Lena, r. Main, nr. Chicago Hanson Peter, sawyer, A.D. Jones & Bro. r. Main, bet. Chicago and State Hanson Thomas, lab. bds. 8th, nr. Buffalo Hanson Torrier, carpenter, r. 9th nr. State Hanson Yesper, shipbuilder, r. 9th nr. Park Henry Melvina, bds. York, cor. 7th Hentscher Hermann, photographer, York, bet. 7th and 8th, r. York Hardow Carl, shipcarpenter, r. 11th nr. Madison Harmon Joseph, blacksmith, r. 11th, nr. Washington Hartmann Amalia Mrs, milliner, 8th, nr. the river, r. same Hartmann Andrew, harnessmaker, 8th, nr. Quay, r. same Hartzug Safie, lab. r. Hamilton, bet. 11th and 12th Hauger Christ., harvestman, r. Washington, nr. 12th Haverlind Charles, (A.F. Dumke & Co.), r. Quay, nr. 7th Hay Etta J. Miss, r. York, cor. 5th Hay George P., teamster, r. York, cor. 5th Hay George S., bds. York, cor. 5th Hay Sherwood J., teacher, r. York cor. 5th Haynes Emerson H., drayman, r. 4th bet. State and Park Heimbecher William, shoemaker, Main, bet. Hancock & Hamilton Heinemann Leopold, watchman, r. Rapids rd. nr. 15th Heise Albert, bootmaker, Christian Gelbke & Bro. bds. 13th, nr. corporation line Heise August, shoemaker, bds. 13th, nr. village limits Heiser August, lab. r. l3th, nr. corporation line Heitman Frederick, lab. r. Washington, nr. 12th Helgerson Peter, sailor, bds. 9th bet. Chicago and State Hellit William, teamster, r. 11th nr. Madison Helsberg Kanute, saloon, Commercial bet. 7th & 8th, r. same Hemrihs John P., ins. agt. r. Washington, ne. cor. 13th Hemschemeyer William H., groceries and saloon, Washington, bet. 14th and 15th, r. same Henschemeyer Frederick H., bookkeeper, Theo. C. Shove, r. 8th cor. Buffalo Herman Frank, shoemaker, r. Main nr. Hancock Hermann George, carpenter, r. 9th, nr. brewery Hermann Ignatz, lab. r. Washington, nr, 14th Hermann Leopold, lab. r. Main, nr. Jay Hermann Mathias, printer, Nord Westen, r. Main, nr. Washington Hermann Otto, blacksmith, bds. Franklin, nr. Main Hermann Valentine, cattle dealer, r. Hamilton, nr. 10th Hermann William, teamster, r. 10th, bet. Hamilton & Madison Herzog William, tailor, Main, nr. Hancock, r. same Hill Emily C. Miss, r. 9th, nr. York Hill Homer, sailor, r. York, nr. 9th Himelbaur Simon, cigarmaker, bds. Cosmopolitan hotel Hirckhoff Herman, lab. r. 10th, nr. Madison Hocekemeyer Hermann, butcher, r. Commercial, nr. 8th Hockmeyer Frederick, butcher, r. Jay, nr. 7th Hodges James A., clerk, r. 6th, bet. Chicago and State Hoch Godfried, cooper, r. Marshall, cor. 9th Hoes Richard H., county treas. r. Franklin, nr. the lake Hof Margaret, r. Franklin, nr.8th Hoffman George, tanner, Guttmann & Berner, r. 12th, nr, Marshall Hoffmann Paul, butcher, Washington, nr. 8th Hoffmann -- --, dyer and scourer, r. 11th, nr. Hamilton Hofs Frederick, lab. r. Washington, nr. 13th Hogan E., shipcarpenter, bds. York nr. 6th Holmes Martha J., wid. George, milliner, r. 8th, bet. Madison and Columbus Holverson Jacob, clerk, W.H. Horn r. Chicago, nr. 9th Holverson Ola, farmer, r. 5th, nr. Buffalo Holzknecht Carl, saloon, 8th, cor. Jay, r. Jay, 2nd door from 8th Hope ---, teacher, bds. Williams house Hopp ---, farmer, r. 9th, nr. Madison Horal Nelson, printer, O.B. Smith & Co. bds. 9th, bet. Chicago and State Horn Ferdinand, trader, r. 7th, cor. Chicago Horn W.H., drygoods and groceries York, cor. 8th, r. Chicago, cor. 9th Hornisch Ernst, engineer, r. Washington, nr. 14th Houghton Elijah P., sailor, r. 5th nr. St. Clair Hoverson Christian, lab. r. Buffalo, cor. Main Howarth James, tinsmith, J. Vilas & Co. r. ws. 8th, bet. 2d and 3rd streets from brewery Howland Thomas, lake captain, bds Windiate house Hoyer Charles, mer. tailor, 8th, nr. Quay, r, same Hoyer Joseph, boot and shoemaker, Washington, nr. 9th, r. same Hubbard E.C., r. Buffalo, bet. 8th and 9th Hubbard E.H., wid. Oliver, r. Buffalo, nr. 9th Hulverson Andrew, fisherman, bds. 8th, bet. Chicago & State Hulverson Cora Miss, r. 8th, bet. Chicago & State Hulverson Emily, wid. Hulver, r. 6th, cor. Huron Hulverson Erik, lab. r. 8th, bet. Chicago and. State Hulverson Hulver, sailor, bds. 8th, bet. Chicago and State Hummel Anna B., wid. John G. r, Washington, nr. 14th Huntly Alexander Rev. pastor, First Methodist church, r. Park, bet. 6th and 7th Huntson Albert, sailor, r. Chicago, bet. 5th and 6th Husandel Augusta, waitress, Williams house Hutchings Albert, propr. Park House tavern, Washington, sw. cor. 12th, r. same Hutchings Margaret Miss, teacher, Third Ward school, bds. Calumet rd. cor. 12th- I —
Ingrisch Christoph, groceries & saloon, Washington, bet. 13th and 14th, r. same- J -
Jacobson Christian, blacksmith, r. Buffalo, nr. 6th Jacobson Mary, wid, Christian, washerwoman, r. 9th, bet. Chicago and State Jacobson Nelson, sailor, r. Chicago, nr. 9th Jahn Theodore, saloon, Main, nr. Washington, r. same Jalocheck George, lab. Wedenberg 's brewery Janecek John, tailor, Buffalo, bet. 7th and 8th, r. same Janecek Mathias, clerk, J.E. Platt, bds. Buffalo, bet. 7th and 8th Jauger Godfried, tailor, r. Washington, nr. 12th Jekelfalusy Alexander, cigar mnfr. 8th, nr. Quay, r, Franklin, nr. 8th Jermark Moses, carpenter, r. Main, nr. Washington Jewell Edwin, clerk, r. Buffalo nr. Main Johnson Andrew, drayman, r. 5th, bet. Park and St. Clair Johnson Archia, wid. George, bds. Buffalo, nr. 9th Johnson George A. lake captain, r. Buffalo, cor. 5th Johnson John, tailor, 8th, nr. York, r. same Johnson John S., sailmaker, r. 6th bet. St. Clair and Huron Johnson Mary, wid, Nelson, r. 8th bet. Chicago and State Johnson Peter, sailor, r. 6th, bet. Chicago and State Johnson Targom S., sailor, r. 6th, cor. Huron Johnson Thomas, painter, r. 7th, ne. Madison Johnston Peter, agt. M.U. Ex. Co. North pier, foot of Buffalo, r. 6th, nr. Park Jones Almira C., wid. Hiram, bds. Buffalo, bet. 9th and Main Jones Alonzo D., (A.D. Jones & Bro.) r, 6th, bet. State and Park Jones A.D. & Bro., (Alonzo D. & Wallace B. Jones), mnfrs. and dealers in lumber, Chicago, cor. 14th Jones Benjamin, real estate, bds. 6th, bet. State and Park Jones John, lab. r. Quay, nr. 8th Jones Wallace B. (A.D. Jones & Bro.), r. Buffalo, cor. Main Jorsch George, carpenter, r. Washington, nr. 15th Jung James, lab. r. 8th, nr. brewery Jungen Charles, lab. r. 11th, nr. Hamilton Juul Edwin, clerk, Osuld Torrison r. Main, bet. Buffalo and Chicago- K -
Kadler Catherine, waitress, Williams house Kaems Louis, fisherman, r. Washington, nr. 12th Kapitan Joseph, (Williams & Co.), r. Williams house Kapitan Rosine Mrs., r. Williams house Kasborn Louis, lab. r. Williams house Kasborn Louis, lab. r. Columbus, nr. 7th Kaucky V., bootmaker, 7th, nr. York, r. same Kautsky F., shoemaker, 7th, nr. Buffalo, r. same Keanig Nicholas, lab. r. 10th, bet. Madison & Hamilton Kelley Patrick, bricklayer, r. 6th nr. Light house Kellogg Alonzo P., carpenter, r. 5th, bet. Chicago and State Kelly Samuel, blacksmith, r. Jay, nr. 8th Kelly William R., printer, bds. 7th, cor. Madison Keltenhofen Mathias, propr. Northwestern house, ss. Franklin, bet. 8th and 9th Kemper Ida Miss, teacher, Third Ward school, bds. Buffalo, nr. 7th Kemper Laura Miss, r. Buffalo, nr. 7th Kemper Louis, fire ins. agt. r. Buffalo, nr. 7th Kempton Butcher, miller, r. Franklin, nr. the lake Keppel Charles, janitor, r. Washington, nr. 7th Kerling Joseph, millwright, r. 8th, nr. Park Kern Ernest, drygoods, York, nr. 8th, r. same Kerper Frederick, lab. r. ws. 8th nr. the brewery Kerrick Henry, lab. r. 9th, nr. the brewery Kestin Frederick, lab. r. Quay, cor. Main Kiel August, harnessmaker, Michael Kuhl, r. Quay, bet. 8th and 9th Kiland Aslak H., clerk, Osuld Torrison, bds. York, cor. 5th Kimpton William, lab. r. 8th, nr. Huron Kipky Henry, lab. r. 10th, nr. Madison Kirscher Anton, lab. r. 15th, cor. Washington Kittell A.D., wagonmaker, r. 14th nr. Clark Kitterr A.D. wagonmaker, r. 15th nr. River Kjos Thorine, wid. John, r. 6th cor. Huron Kline Charles, lab. r. 11th, nr. Madison Klinger C., woodcutter, r. 11th, nr. corporation line Klingholz Hall, 8th, nr. Jay Klingholz Richard, sawmills, r. Jay, nr. 9th Klinker Theodore, Rev. pastor, New Baptist church, r. Washington, bet. 7th and 8th Knickrehm John, boot and shoe mnfr. 8th, nr. Quay, r. Clark nr. 14th Knickrim John, shoes, r. Rapids rd. nr. 15th Knowlton George, cooper, r. Jay, nr. 8th Knudsen Ole, shoemaker, r. State nr. 9th Knudson Arna, clerk, r. Buffalo, cor. 6th Knudson Iver, carpenter, Marshall cor. 9th, r. Marshall, nr. 8th Knudson Rogne T., farmer, r. Buffalo, cor. Main Knudson Tosten, farmer, r. Buffalo, cor. Main Knudsten Arne, clerk, John Schuette, r. Madison, nr. 11th Knutzen Charles, painter, r. State, bet. 5th and 6th Koch Christian, woodchopper, r. 11th, nr. Madison Koebke Christian, varieties, York bet. 7th and 8th, r. York, nr. 7th Koebke John, r. York, nr. 8th Koebke Lena, bds. York, nr. 8th Koehler John A. general dealer, York, 2d house from 8th, r. York, bet. 9th and Main Kopp Henry, vessel loader, r. 12th, nr. Columbus Kopsel August, blacksmith, Washington, nr, 9th, r. same Korten Charles, (Korten & Blesch), r. York, bet. 8th and 9th Korten & Blesch (Charles Korten & Peter J. Blesch), general merchandise dealers, York se. cor. 8th Kostamkos Wenzel, clerk, r. 8th, cor. Chicago Koster Henry, vessel loader, r. 12th, nr. brewery Kostlevy Peter, lab. r. 8th, nr. Buffalo Kostomlatsky Francis, merchant, York, bet. 7th and 8th, r. same Kostonlatsky Wenzell, clerk, r. 8th, bet. Buffalo and Chicago Krement Wenzel, shoemaker, 8th, nr. York, r. same Kretzschmar Paul, teacher, bds. 8th, cor. Jay Krijci Ignatz, peddler, r. Chicago, cor. 8th Krueger Hermann, (Lueppen & Krueger), r. Washington, nr. 9th Krueger John, woodchopper, r. 10th, bet. Madison & Hamilton Krug Adam, carpenter, r. Washington, nr. 13th Kruger Frederick, lab. r. ws. 9th nr. brewery Kruko August, shoemaker, bds. 14th, cor. Clark Krumm Charles, teamster, r. 11th nr. Marshall Krzizinski Anastasius, picture frames, mouldings, looking glasses and saloon, Washington, cor. Main, r. same Kuhl Michael, harnessmaker, Quay, bet. 8th and. 9th, r. Clark, bet. 14th and. 15th Kuhnle John, clerk, Henry Wilcox, r. Main, cor. Jay Kunz Frederica, wid. Gotlieb, r. 8th, nr. Franklin Kunz George, brewer, 9th, cor. Marshall, r. same- L -
Laflower Peter, cooper, r. nr. foot of Franklin Lang Christian, lab. r. Washington, nr. 14th Langness Frederick, saloon, Washington, bet. 7th and 8th, r. same Langworthy Agnes A., r. State, nr. 5th Langworthy John W.C., millwright, r. State, nr. 5th Larson Andrew, lake captain, r. Park, bet. 6th and. 7th Larson Ludwig S., lake captain, r. State, bet. 5th and 6th Larson Perry, sailor, r. 5th, nr. Park Lavake John, blacksmith, r. 15th, nr. Franklin Lavenhagen Frederick, fisherman, r. 11th, nr. Madison Lawson Enoch, sailor, r. 5th, bet. Park and St. Clair Lawson Nicholas, fireman, bds. Windiate house Leet Martin, tanner, r. l4th, nr. Franklin Leibert John, tailor, Charles Hoyer, bds. 8th, cor. Jay Lenerman Theodore, machinist, r. es. 9th, nr. Madison Lenox Frank, drayman, r. 4th, nr. St. Clair Lenox Joseph, drayman, r. 4th, bet. Park and St. Clair Lenox Samuel, sailor, r. 4th, nr. Park Leubner Alfred, tinsmith, Paul Leubner, r. 8th, nr. River Leubner Ernst, druggist, r. Marshall, cor. Main Leubner Paul, stoves and tinware 8th nr. River, r. same Leubner Otto, clerk, r. Marahall cor. Main Levake John, blacksmith, Commercial, bet. 8th and 9th, r. 15th, bet. Franklin and Clark Levenheim Adolph, fisherman, r. ws. 9th, nr. Madison Levereance August, lab. r. wa. 9th nr. Madison Leverenz William, tinsmith, J. Vilas & Co. Levins Charles, blacksmith, r. Jay, bet. 8th and 9th Lewis ———, lab. r. Washington, nr. 12th Lewenkagen Henry, carpenter, r. Madison, nr. 9th Leycom John, bootmaker, r. Washington, bet. 10th and 11th Lhotkr Anton, shoemaker, bds. Calumet Rd. bet. 14th and 15th Lierson Gunsius, lab. bds. 8th, cor. Quay Lill Anton, lab. r. 13th, nr. corporation line Lindermann Gustav, cigarmaker & lime peddler, Washington, nr. 8th Lindholm Edward, tailor, York, bet. 7th and 8th, r. same Lindstedt Julius, machinist, r. nr. end of Franklin Linnerman Adam, woodcutter, r. 13th, nr. Jay Lins Manner, harnessmaker, Michael Kuhl, r. Quay, bet. 8th and 9th Lipker August, teamster, r. 11th near Madison Lohe Hermann, butcher, ws. 8th, cor. Washington, r. same Longhurst George, baker, r. Hancock, nr. 9th Longhurst G.W., (Carrier & Longhurst), r. Marshall, cor. 9th Lope Ernestine, wid. Joseph, r. Washington, nr. 14th Lorenzen Claus D., carpenter, r. 7th, cor. Marshall Lorison Olarvas, sailor, r. Main, nr. State Lotka I., Rev. pastor, German Reformed church, P.O. box 228 Lotz Frank, butcher, Jay, nr. 8th r. same Lubke Charles, lab. r. Huron, bet. 6th and 7th Ludwig Bortky, mason, r. 11th, nr. Hamilton Luebk Augusta, seamstress, r. 9th nr. Chicago Luebk Charles, lab. r. 9th, nr. Chicago Luebner Alfred, blacksmith, bds. r. ws. 8th, cor. Marshall Luebner Otto, clerk, Ernst Luebner, bds. ws. 8th, cor. Marshail Lueppen Hermann (Lueppen & Krueger), r. Washington, nr. 9th Lueppen & Krueger (Hermann Lueppen & Hermann Krueger), merchant tailors, Washington, nr. 9th Luhr Louisa, servant, Northwestern house, bds. same Luling Charles, cash. First National bank, r. 8th, bet. Park and St. Clair Lutheran Church, 8th, cor. State Luth Edward, shipcarpenter, r. 5th, bet. Chicago & State Lutz John, teamster, bds. Washington, cor. 15th Lycom Albert, clerk, bds. Washington, nr. Main Lynch William, tailor, York, bet. 6th and. 7th, r. Huron, bet. 5th and 6th Lyon Charles W., bookkeeper, 0. B. Smith & Co. bds. Buffalo, bet. 7th and. 8th Lyon Ida I. Miss, r. Buffalo, nr. 8th Lyon Mary J. Miss, r. Buffalo, nr. 8th Lyon Walter, (O.B. Smith & Co. and Lyon & Co.), r. Buffalo, bet. 7th and. 8th Lyon &. Co. (Walter Lyon, E.N. Evens, Samuel A. Newel and P.P. Smith), lumber, lath, shingles, flour and feed., 8th cor. Buffalo- Mc -
McCollom William, sailor, r. Huron, bet. 6th and 7th McFarlane George, steward., r. Huron, cor. 5th McFarlane George A. printer,Manitowoc PILOT, bds. Huron, nr. 5th McGinley Anna Miss, prin. Third Ward school, bds. Calumet rd. bet. 11th and. 12th McGovern Hugh, sailor, r. Main, nr. Marshall McKeough Edward, r. Commercial, nr. 8th McKeough John, boardinghouse, Commercial, nr. 8th, r. same McKercher Angerona, wid. Alexander, bds. 8th, nr. Park McKinzie Peter, boilermaker, r. Chicago, bet. 6th and 7th McLaughlin Michael, lab. r. Main, nr. Marshall- M -
Maez Charles, lab. r. Hamilton, nr. 12th Mahoney Dennis, bds. 9th, cor. St. Clair Mahoney Michael, drygoods and groceries, York, nr. 8th, r. 9th, cor. St. Clair Mallet John, sailor, r. 4th, bet. State and Park Mallet Richmond. D. teacher, r. 4th, bet. State & Park Manger Charles, milkman, r. Columbus, nr. 13th Mangunderson Simon, shipcarpenter, r. Chicago, bet. 5th and 6th Manitowoc Iron Works, A.F. Dumke & Co. proprs. Quay, bet. 8th and 9th Manitowoc Post Office, Charles Esslinger, postmaster, 8th, nr. Quay Manitowoc Telegraph Office, C.A. Miller, operator, York, bet. 7th and 8th Mank August, lab. r. 8th, bet. Madison and Columbus Mank John, lab. r. 8th, bet. Madison and Columbus Mansfield Thomas, lab. r. Buffalo bet. 5th and 6th Marbek G.P., lab. r. 9th, bet. Chicago and State Marcklein William J., clerk, Peter J. Diebold., bds. Washington, cor. Main Marian Ingeur, wid. Turrs, washerwoman, r. 8th, bet. Chicago and State Markham David E. prin. School No. 4 bds. Williams house Markham Bryan, U.S. revenue assessor, office, over First National bank, 8th Markham John D. lawyer, r. 5th, nr. Park Martens Hermann, variety store, Marshall, cor. Main, r. same Martin O.H., (O.R. Bacon & Co.), r. 8th, bet. York & Buffalo Match James C., machinist, bds. Williams house Maurer Leonard, shipcarpenter, r. ws. 9th, nr. Madison Mayou August, lab. r. York, nr. 6th Meier Stephen, shoemaker, Christian Gelbke & Bro. bds. Jay,nr. 9th Meinberg Charles, engineer, r. ws. 8th, nr. the brewery Meinberg H., lab. r. ws. 8th, nr. the brewery Mehlenbrog Fidelis, confectioner, 8th, nr. Franklin, r. same Melzner Godfried, shoemaker, 7th, cor. Hancock Mendlik Louis, clerk, Goodnow & Co. r. Chicago, bet. 7th & 8th Mendlik Henry, salesman, J. Vilas & Co, r. Chicago, bet. 7th & 8th Mendlik John, marble mnfr. Chicago, cor. 7th, r. same (firm) Mendlik Veronika, wid. John, bds. Chicago, nr. 7th Menge William, printer, Nord. Westen r. 13th, nr. Madison Merchants' Union Express Co., Peter Johnston, agt. North pier foot of Buffalo Merrill Albion K., lumberman, r. 5th, nr. St. Clair Merrill Rosco, lumberman, r. 5th, bet. Park & St. Clair Merrill R.G. lab. r. 6th, bet. Park and. St. Clair Messmer Charles, gunsmith, Jay, nr. 8th, r. same Messmer Emil, harnessmaker, bds. York, cor. 9th Messmer Victoria Miss, bds, York, nr. 8th Meurskens George, carpenter, bds. Washington, nr. 13th Meurskens Gertrude, r. Washington nr. 13th Meurskens Hermann, raftsman, r. Washington, nr. 13th Meyer Anthony, sailor, bds. 4th, bet. State and Park Meyer Frederick, grocer, 8th, nr. Washington, r. same Meyer John, carpenter, Rapids rd. nr. 15th Meyer Joseph, carpenter, r. 10th nr. Hamilton Meyer Safford, woodchopper, r. Washington, nr. 14th Meyer ———, r. Hamilton, nr. Main Mextfeld Charles, carpenter, r. 11th, nr. Madison Michson Michael, carpenter, r. 6th, bet. Chicago and State Mika Francis, candy shop, r. 8th, nr. Buffalo Miles Guy, clerk, W.H. Horn, bds. 4th, nr. St. Clair Miller Caroline, chambermaid, Williams house Miller Christopher A., telegraph operator, York, bet. 7th and 8th Miller Ernest, lab. r. Chicago, bet. 6th and 7th Miller Fritz, tailor, Charles Hoyer, r. Marshall, bet. 9th & 10th Miller Louis, miller, r. 5th, bet. Chicago & State Miller William, lab. r. Hamilton, nr. 12th Mines Neil, shipcarpenter, r. Madison, bet. 10th & 11th Minskuy Jeremiah P. lake captain, bds. 5th nr. St. Clair Misener John, clerk, r. ws. 9th, nr. Brewery Mogland George, lab. r. Main, nr. Chicago Moncke Mary, wid. r. 13th, nr, Columbus Monk Christian, lab. r. 7th, nr. Columbus Morgan Doria E. Miss, r. 5th, nr. Park Morgan Porter J., shipcarpenter, r. 5th, bet. State and Park Morgan Sanford W., lakecaptain, r. 5th, nr. Park Morr John, r. 10th, nr. Madison Morrison Hugh, lumberman, r. 12th, nr. Huron Morse Cornelius W. asst. supt. of harbor, r. Park, cor. 8th Mosher Alfred, carpenter and joiner, r. 7th, bet. Park & St. Clair Mosher Almon, carpenter, r. Commercial, cor. 5th Mosier Mrs. r. 5th, cor. State Mosier Susan Miss, bds. 5th, cor. State Moss Louis, woodsawyer, r. 9th, nr. Madison Moznat Jacob, foreman, Richard's foundry, bds. Williams house Mueller John, lab. r. es. 9th, nr. Madison Muhlheim John, lab. r. 10th, bet. Hamilton and Madison Mulholland Henry Jr., salesman, r. Chicago, nw. cor. 6th Mulholland Peter, bookkeeper, J. Vilas & Co. r. 6th, se. cor. Chicago Murphy Benjamin F., carpenter, r. Park, bet. 8th and 9th Murphy Honora, wid. Morris, bds. York nr. 5th Murphy Morris, foundryman, r. York, nr. 5th Musil Venzel, tailor, York, nr. 7th, r. same- N -
Nehogan Knude, lab. bds. State, cor. 9th Neidert Anna, wid. r. 12th, nr. Columbus Neidert Felix, boilermaker, r. 12th, nr. Columbus Neilson George, carpenter, r. 5th nr. Chicago Neilson Martin, blacksmith, John Levake, r. Plank rd. bet. 18th and 19th Nelson Austin, painter, Cox, Beasant & Cox, York, bet. 6th and 7th Nelson George, cabinetmaker, r. Commercial, nr. 5th Nelson Gilbron, tailor, John Johnson, r. 9th, bet. Chicago and State Nelson Harell, printer, r. 9th, nr. State Nelson Ingra, wid. Nelson, r. 9th, nr. State Nelson Lars, fisherman, r. 8th, nr. Buffalo Nelson Niels G., lake captain, r. 6th, bet. Park and St. Clair Nertson Sever, ship builder, r. 5th, nr. Park Neuendorf John, lab. r. 8th, nr. Madison Neusch Charles, sailor, r. nr. foot of Franklin Newell Samuel A. (Lyon & Co.), r. Clark's Mills Newman Carl, lab. r. 12th, nr. Columbus Nichols Peter, sailor, r. Franklin, cor. 13th Nielson Niels, bookkeeper, r. Jay, nr. 8th Nieman Christina, wid. r. 11th, nr. Madison Niles John, lab. r. 13th, cor. corporation line Nilson Olin, shipbuilder, r. 9th nr. Park Noble James, milwright, direct. Post Office Nobles Henry, carpenter, r. Chicago, nr. 11th Nollan William, propr. Franklin hotel, Franklin, nr. 7th, r. same Nord Westen, Carl H. Schmidt, editor, 8th, bet. Franklin and Jay Norris Nary A. Miss, clerk, J. Vilas & Co. r. Buffalo, nw. cor. Main Northwestern House, M. Kettenhofen, propr. ss. Franklin, bet. 8th and 9th Nox William, boilermaker, bds. York, cor. 9th- O -
Ocic Frank, carpenter, r. Hancock nr. 8th O'Connor Michael, carpenter, r. 6th, nr. Huron O'Connor R., shoemaker, Buffalo, nr. 8th, r. Plank rd. Ohes George, saloon, Washington, cor. 8th, r. same Ohler Leonard, peddler, r. Quay, nr. 7th 0hlsen Armond, salesman, Goodnow & Co. Olessen Andrew, sailor, r. 5th, bet. Park and St. Clair Ollson Amos, clerk, r. Park, cor. 5th Ollson Larson, carpenter, r. State, cor. 9th Olmsted Lydia B., wid. Augustus, bds. 7th, bet. York & Buffalo Olmsted Ten Eyck G., clerk, David Smoke, r. 7th, bet. York and Buffalo Olsen Martin, lab. bds. 8th, cor. Quay Olsen Nelson, lab. r. 8th, cor. Quay Olsen Ringler, seamstress, r. Washington, bet. 7th and 8th Olson I. wid., r. Chicago, bet. 5th and 5th (sic) Olson Turine, tailoress, John Johnson, bds. Chicago, cor. Main Ott August, carpenter, bds. Jay, cor. 9th Otto Ernst, mason, r. 11th, nr. Marshall Overson Christian, carpenter, r. Buffalo, cor. 5th Owart Paul, lab. r. 11th, nr. Madison- P -
Packard Edwin W., contractor, r. 7th, nr. Madison Palm John, butcher, Hermann Lohe, bds. Ws. 8th, cor. Washington Pasewalk August, drygoods and notions, Main, Mr. Marshall, r. same Pasewalk William, shoemaker, r. Main, nr. Marshall Patchen A.J., dentist, 8th, bet. York & Buffalo, r. 8th, cor. St. Clair Patinoel Bridget, wid. Alexander, r. Franklin, nr. 8th Paulsen John, harnessmaker, bds. York, cor. 9th Paulsen Theodore, tinsmith, r. 8th, nr. Marshall Paulsen William, brickmaker, r. 8th, bet. Madison & Hamilton Paulus Charles, bookkeeper, Ernst Wagner, r. 8th, bet. Franklin and Jay Pautz Frederick, teamster, r. Jay nr. 8th Pauz Charles, teamster, r. Washington, nr. 9th Penkel John, lab. r. 9th, nr. Brewery Penkel Joseph, woodcutter, r. ws. 9th, nr. Brewery Peterson Charles, saloon, 8th, nr. Quay, r. same Peterson Christian, lab. r. Main, nr. Chicago Peterson Christian, sailor, r. Park, bet. 4th and 5th Peterson Jacob, carpenter, r. Chicago, nr. 7th Peterson John P., sailor, r. Park, bet. 4th and 5th Peterson Octeve, tailoress, John Johnson, bds. 6th, bet. York and Commercial Peterson Pauline Miss, r. Main, nr. Chicago Peterson Peter, gardener, r. 6th nr. York Peutz William, groceries and drygoods, Main, nr. Hancock, r. same Pfeffer Alois, harnessmaker, r. Main, cor. Marshall Pfeffer Annie, wid. Joseph, r. Main, cor. Marshall Pfeffer Henry, saloon, Main, cor. Marshall, r. same Phelan John, shipbuilder, r. Quay, bet. 8th and 9th Phelps Liberty M., lumberman, r. 4th, bet. State and Park Phillips A.R. Miss, seamstress, r. 6th, cor. York Phillips F.E. Miss, millinery, r. 6th, cor. York Phillips H.E. Miss, millinery, r. 6th, cor. York Phillips Thomas, shipbuilder, r. 6th, cor. York Phillippen Gerhard, carpenter, r. Main, nr. Marshall Phipps Charles, printer, bds. 7th, bet. Marshall and Washington Phipps George, clerk, T.J. Robinson, bds. 7th, bet. Buffalo & Chicago Phipps James, clerk, registrar office, bds. ss. 7th, cor. Marshall Phipps William, barkeeper, J.E. Platt, 7th, cor. Market Phipps William, cabinetmaker, r. 7th, nr. Hamilton Piening Adolph, bookkeeper, Osuld Torrison, r. Buffalo, bet. 5th and 6th Pilot (newspaper:ed), Jere. Crowley, editor, York, cor. 8th Pingel Christopher, bds. 9th, nr. Huron Pingel Frederick, lab. r. 9th, nr. Huron Pingel John, lab. bds. 9th, nr. Huron Platt J.E., drygoods, York, bet. 7th and 8th, r. State, cor. 8th Platt Obediah H. salesman, bds. State, cor. 8th Plips N.M., lab. r. 4th, bet. Park and State Plinsky John, clerk, J.E. Platt, bds. 10th, bet. Madison & Hamilton Plumb John, sailor, bds. 6th, bet. Park and St. Clair Polas Lena Miss, r. Chicago, bet. 6th and 7th Post Office, Charles Esslinger, P.M., 8th, nr. Quay Pottgieser Phillip, tailor, Charles Hoyer, r. 9th, nr. Methodist church Powers James, bds. Williams house Powers John, bds. Williams House Presbyterian Church, Chicago, cor. 9th Preston George, lab. r. Chicago, nr. 11th Preston Mary, r. Chicago, nr.11th Prochazka Anton (Prochazka & Chloupek), r. 9th, nr. Chicago Prochazka & Chloupek (Anton Prochazka and Emanuel Chloupek), machinists, 9th, cor. Chicago Protzman Alvina, seamstress, r. 8th, cor. Marshall- Q -
Quinlin Jerry, moulder, r. 10th nr. Brewery- R -
Rabine Albert, cabinetmaker, r. Jay, nr. 7th Raden John, lab. r. Hamilton, nr. 10th Radke August, shipcarpenter, r. 12th, nr. Columbus Radunz Frederick, lab. r. 11th, nr. brewery Radzack Christian, teamster, r. es. 9th, nr. Madison Ramsdell Daniel, sailor, r. ws. 8th, nr. Washington Ramsdell Irvin, lake captain, r. ws. 8th, cor. Washington Ramsdell N.C., sailor, r. ws. 8th, nr. Washington Ranch Frederick, watches, jewelry and photograph gallery, York, bet. 7th and 8th, r. same Rand Edwin H., salesman, J. Vilas & Co. r. Buffalo, bet. Main & 11th Rand Elijah K. (J. Vilas & Co.), r. Main, Se. cor. Buffalo Rand Green S., shipbuilder, r. State, nr. 6th Rand Hanson, farmer, r. Buffalo, nr. 9th Randolph Caleb F., cooper, Julius Bushman, r. Washington, bet. 8th and 9th Rank Frank, blacksmith bds. Jay, bet. 8th and 9th Rappes Martin, cabinetmaker, r. Franklin, nr. 12th Rathsack Hermann, lab. r. ws. 8th nr. the brewery Read Catharine, wid. Martin, r. 4th, bet. State and Park Read Catherine M. Miss, teacher, bds. 4th, bet. State & Park Read J.M., foreman, Manitowoc PILOT, r. 4th, bet. State and Park Read Martina W. Miss, music teacher, r. 4th, bet. State & Park Reading Charles, r. corporation line, nr. 13th Rechcygl Anna, wid. Wenzel, r. State, cor. 4th Rechcygl Tony Miss, r. State, cor. 4th Rechler Frederick, moulder, Smalley & Bros. r. 14th, bet. Washington & Marshall Reed George, lawyer, r. 7th, bet. State & Park Regelsperger B., lab. r. 10th, bet. Madison & Hamilton Regelsperger Frank, teamster, r. 10th, nr. Madison Register's Office, 8th, cor. Hancock Reif John, shoemaker, r. 8th, nr. Franklin Reif Joseph, shoemaker, 8th, nr. Franklin, r. same Reineck Charlotte, wid. Charles, r. Hancock, nr. 7th Reinhardt William, pottery mnfr. Washington, nr. 14th, r. same Reister Christian, moulder, r. 8th, 2nd street from brewery Reit Joseph, carpenter, r. ws. 8th, nr. the 2d street from the brewery Reitz August, bootmaker, Christian Gelbke & Bro., r. Jay, nr. 9th Remker Bernard, cigarmaker, r. 9th, nr. Jay Republic Insurance Co. of Chicago, G.W. Barker, agt. over First National Bank Reuter Charles, dentist, r. Hancock, nr. Main Richter August, hats, caps and furs, 8th, nr. river, r. Quay nr. 8th Richter August, harnessmaker, bds. York, cor. 9th Richter August M., druggist, r. 8th, cor. Madison Ridener Powell, lab. r. 10th, nr. Hamilton Riegen Charles, shipbuilder, r. Quay, bet. 8th and 9th Riplinger Michael, provisions, Quay, bet. 8th and 9th, r. 9th, nr. Hancock Robeke John, lab. r. State, nr. Main Roberts Adam, blacksmith, r. 6th, nr. Park Robinson Emma L. teacher, bds. Park, cor. 8th Robinson John (T. & J. Robinson), r. Green Bay Robinson Thomas (T. & J. Robinson), r. 7th, bet. Buffalo and Chicago Robinson T. & J. (Thomas & John Robinson), drugstore, York, bet. 7th and 8th Rody John, woodchopper, r. 11th nr. brewery Rody Martin, blacksmith, York, nr. 6th, r. same Roeber Carl, lab. r. corporation line, bet. 12th and 13th Roeff Ferdinandine, wid. John, r. 7th, nr. Columbus Roemer Frederick, tinsmith, J. Vilas & Co. Roemer Jacob, tinsmith, J. Vilas & Co. r. Washington, nr. 7th Roemer Joseph, shoemaker, r. 8th, nr. Franklin Roemer Nicholas, lab. r. 10th, bet. Madison and Hamilton Rosebold Mathew, lab. r. nr. corporation line Rosenfeld Leopold, shoemaker, r. 10th, bet. Hamilton and. Madison Rosenski William, woodworker, Smalley & Bros., York, nr. 6th Rosenu Frederick, blacksmith, Charles Trost, r. 14th, nr. Washington Rosinsky William, mechanic, r. Buffalo, nr. Main Ross Ella Miss, r. 6th, cor. State Ross Norris, carpenter, r. 6th cor. State Ross Munson M., r. 6th, cor. State Rossinsky Harmon C., lab. r. Buffalo, nr. Main Roth Carl, lab. r. Franklin, nr. Lake Roth Peter, fireman, r. 8th, nr. Washington Roth ---, lab. r. 11th nr. Marshall Rough Dox, sailor, r. State, cor. 9th Rudolph Frederick, wines & liquors, Franklin, nr. 8th, r. same Rudolph Gotlieb, dyer and scourer, 8th, nr. River Ruhling Jacob, lab. r. 14th, nr. corporation line Ruhling Jacob, lab. r. 14th, nr. corporation line Runge John, woodsawyer, r. ws. 8th, nr. the brewery Runge John E., boardinghouse, Jay bet. 8th and 9th- S -
Salak Charles S. clerk, Osuld Torrison, r. Jay, nr. 8th Salomon Christopher, r. 8th, cor. Madison Salomon Herman, clerk, F. Rudolph, r. 8th, cor. Madison Salsman Elias, tanner, r. York, nr. 6th Sander Ludwig, sailor, r. Commercial, cor. 5th Sanderson Sander, shoemaker, Buffalo, nr. 8th, r. same Sass Carl, clerk, M. Koebke, bds. York, nr. 8th Sawtelle Obadiah, miller, r. Park cor. 4th Schader Jacob, woodcutter, r. Corporation line, bet. 12th & 13th Schapert John, tailor, r. Washington, nr.9th Schellenbeck Nicholas, propr. Cosmopolitan hotel, Franklin, cor. 7th, r. same Schenck Frederick, saloon, r. Jay cor. Main Schlegemilch Semon, carpenter, r. 8th, nr. Brewery Schligt Joachim, lab. r. Washington, bet. 14th and 15th Schloeter Anton, saloon, Main, bet. Marshall and Hancock, r. same Schloperter George, lab. r. Washington, nr. 14th Schmalfeld Christian, mason, r. ws. 9th, nr. Madison Schmidt Annie, wid. washerwoman, r. 7th, nr. Hamilton Schmidt Anthony, teamster, r. 8th, nr. Brewery Schmidt Carl H. editor, NORD-WESTEN, r. Washington, bet. 7th and 8th Schmidt Charles (Groffman & Co.), r. 7th, nr. Hamilton Schmidt Charles, machinist, bds. Quay, bet. 7th and 8th Schmidt Christian, machinist, bds 7th, nr. Jay Schmidt Christoph, shoemaker, r. 7th, bet. Madison & Hamilton Schmidt Henry (Henry Greve & Co) Schmidt Henry, saloon, 7th, nr. Jay, r. same Schmidt John, lab. r. Main, nr. Marshall Schmidt John, teamster, r. 12th, nr. corporation line Schmidt Joseph, lab. r. Washington, nr. 7th Schmidt Nicholas, cooper, r. Jay, nr. 7th Schmiedicke Hermann, saddle, harness and trunk mnfr. and dealer, York, nw. cor. 9th, r. same Schmeiling Anthony, teamster, r. 11th, nr. Hamilton Schnitzer Jacob, teamster, r. 13th, nr. Jay Schnorr Frank, mason, r. Main, nr. Hancock Schnyder William F. sexton, Methodist church School District No. 4, corporation line, nr. 12th Schrader Charles, harnessmaker, r. Washington, nr. 9th Schroder Dick, clerk, Frederick Schroder, bds. York, nr. 7th Schroder Frederick, meatmarket, York, nr. 7th, r. same Schroeder Charles, moulder, r. 10th, nr. Jay Schroeder Christopher, lab. r. 15th, nr. Franklin Schroeder John, lab. r. Main, nr. Quay Schroeder Joseph, moulder, r. 11th, nr. corporation line Schroeder William, carpenter, r. 7th, nr. Columbus Schuette August, clerk, John Schuette, r. Jay, se. cor. 8th Schuette Frederick, sailor, r. Jay, se. cor. 8th Schuette George, clerk, John Schuette, r. Jay, se. cor. 8th Schuette Henry, clerk, John Schuette, r. Jay, se. cor. 8th Schuette John, general merchandise, Jay, Se. cor. 8th, r. Jay, nw. cor. 9th Schuette J. lab. r. Washington, nr. 13th Schulberger A. plasterer, r. Washington, nr. 8th Schultz Adolph, brewer, r. Washington, cor. Main Schultz Ernst, lab. r. 12th, nr. corporation line Schultz Frederick (Frederick Schultz & Co.) r. Franklin, cor. 7th Schultz Frederick & Co. (Frederick Schultz and F.A. Bean) leather and findings, Franklin cor. 7th Schumacher Charles, blacksmith, bds. 7th, cor. Buffalo Schurr Leonard, engineer, r. Jay, cor. 15th Schwartz Henry, lab. r. Hamilton, nr. 12th Schweitzer George, lab. r. Main, nr. Hancock Scott Mary A., wid. Samuel, r. ws. 8th, cor. 1st street from the brewery Seaker William, lab. r. Washington, nr. 13th Sedorf Ernst, lab. r. Main, nr. Marshall Seeger Ernst, barber, r. Franklin nr. 7th Seeger Frederick, butcher, Commercial, nr. 8th, r. same Seeger Johanna, wid. Frederick, r. Commercial, nr. 8th Seeger Louis, barber, Quay, nr. 8th, r. Franklin, nr. 7th Seidel Edward, harnessmaker, Michael Kuhl, bds. Clark, bet. 14th and 15th Seidel V., watchmaker, bds. 8th, nr. Franklin Seidel Margaret, milliner, bds. 8th, nr. Franklin Seitz Ignatz, cooper, r. Jay, nr. 6th Selk Christian, lab. r. es. 9th, nr. brewery Serger Louis, barber, r. Franklin nr. 7th Sever Henry, lab. bds. York, cor. 8th Shafer Charles A., tailor, 6th, bet. Buffalo and Chicago, r. same Shahan John, lab. r. 5th, bet. Chicago and State Sharp William, blacksmith, r. 7th bet. State and Park Shelden Marian A., wid. Timothy, bds. 7th, cor. Park Shepard Henry D., watchmaker and jewelry, York, bet. 7th and 8th, r. Buffalo, bet. 8th and 9th Sherburn O.P. barkeeper, Windiate house, bds. same Sherer David, lab. r. Franklin, nr. 13th Sherer Henry (Sherer & Thomas), r. Main, bet. Hancock and Hamilton Sherer & Thomas (Henry Scherer & Joseph Thomas), shoes, 8th, bet. York and Buffalo Sherman Eugene (L. Sherman & Co.) bds. 14th, bet. Franklin and Clark Sherman Louis (L. Sherman & Co.), r. 14th, bet. Franklin & Clark Sherman L. & Co. (Louis Sherman & Eugene S. Sherman), boots and shoes, 8th, bet. York and. Buffalo Sherwood C. agt. bds. Williams house Sherwood Sturgess B., real estate agt. bds. Williams house Shimnock Frederick, harnessmaker, bds. York, cor. 9th Shimonek Wenzel, drygoods and groceries, 8th, cor. Buffalo, r. same Shmyder William F., bricklayer, r. 5th, nr. Park Shodowalt ----, blacksmith, Charles Trost, 14th, nr. Washington Shove Alonzo, shoemaker, Sander Sanderson, r. 6th, cor. St. Clair Shove Alonzo A. lawyer, r. 5th, nr. St. Clair Shove Bernard, woodcutter, r. 11 th, nr. Washington Shove Charles J. bds. 6th, bet. Park and St. Clair Shove Christian, lab. r. 11th, nr. Washington Shove Cornelius B. clerk, Theodore C. Shove, r. Park, bet. 5th and 6th Shove Hans N., shipearpenter, r. 9th, nr. Park Shove L., wid.. Henry, teacher, r. 6th, nr. Huron Shove Mary L. teacher, bds. 6th, nr. Park Shove Theodore C. banker, 8th, cor. Quay, r. 6th, bet. Park and. State Shrader Ernst, wagonmaker, r. 12th, nr. Washington Shuir David, lab. r. Franklin, nr. 13th Siemor Charles, lab. r. Main, nr. State Silverson Amon, lab. r. State, nr. 6th Simon Francis, physician, Hancock, nr. 8th, r. same Simpson Abraham, sailor, r. York nr. 6th Simpson Norans, lake captain, r. St. Clair, bet. 5th and 6th Sixta Frank, liquor dealer, York nr. 7th, r. same Skariwoda John, tinner, Joseph Symes, bds. State, bet. 7th and 8th Smalley Bros. (P.J. and H.D. Smalley, Manitowoc foundry, York, nr. 6th Smalley E.J., agricultural implements, York, nr. 6th, r. Forest Home Smalley H.D., (Smalley & Bros.), r. York, nr. 6th Smalley P.J. (Smalley & Bros.), r. New Orleans Smart James R., lumberman, r. 6th bet. Park and St. Clair Smart Reuben D., lumberman, r. 6th bet. Park and St. Clair Smart William, lumberman, bds. 6th, bet. Park and St. Clair Smith Edward, sailor, r. bet. 3d. and 4th Smith Edwin R., confectionery, 8th bet. York and Buffalo, r. 13th nr. Huron Smith Ira, printer, bds. 6th, bet. Chicago and State Smith Minnie, r. 15th, nr. Franklin Smith O.B. (O.B. Smith & Co.), r. Buffalo, cor. 8th Smith O.B. & Co. (O.B. Smith, Julius Enert and W. Lyon), bookstore and publishers MANITOWOC TRIBUNE, 8th, bet. York and. Buffalo Smith Peter N., carpenter, r. 6th, nr. Huron Smith P.P. (Lyon &. Co.), r. 6th, bet. Chicago and State Smoke David, drygoods and groceries, York, bet. 6th and 7th Snell Margaret, waitress, Windiate house Sniffin Byron, clerk, Reuben Sniffen, bds. York, bet. 6th and 7th Sniffen Louisa Miss, r. York, bEt. 6th and 7th Sniffen Reuben, groceries and provisions, York, bet. 6th and 7th, r. same Sochor Anton, saloon, 8th, nr. Franklin, r. same Solberg Cara A. Miss, r. Buffalo, cor. 6th Solberg Charles, blacksmith, r. Buffalo, cor. 6th Solberg Thorvel, r. Buffalo, cor. 6th Sommel Caroline Mrs., r. Washington Sommel Charles, lab. r. Washington, nr. 13th Sommer Henry R., propr. Farmers' house, Commercial, cor. 7th Sonner John, woodchopper, r. 10th nr. Madison Sorge F., wagonmaker, Commercial bet. 8th and 9th Sorinson John, sailor, r. 9th, nr. Huron Sroter Vensler, shoemaker, Main, bet. Chicago and State, r. same Spanker Henry, r. 11th, nr. Madison Spiegel Christian, tanner, Guttmann & Bemer, r. 8th, nr. Columbus Spiegel Henry, tailor, Main, bet. Hancock and Hamilton, r. same Spiegel William, tanner, Guttmann & Bemer, r. Main, cor. Madison Spurntgen Herman, lab. r. 12th, nr. Washington Squirrell Jeddick, farmer, r. 6th nr. Chicago Stahl Carl, lab. r. es. 9th, nr. Brewery Stahl J., lab. r. 9th, nr. Brewery Stanzel Ignatz, saloon, Main, nr. Washington, r. same Stauss Maximillian, clerk, bds. York, nr. 8th St. Boniface Catholic Church, Main, ne. cor. Marshall Stehle James, Rev. priest, St. Boniface Catholic Church, r. Main, ne. cor. Marshall Steil Adolph, carpenter, r. Jay nr. 12th Stephany John, mason, r. Franklin, nr. Main Stevens Catherine, bds. 6th, nr. Chicago Stevenson Elizabeth Miss, milliner, bds. Chicago, bet. 6th and 7th Stich Joseph, r. Madison, cor. 11th Stiede Bernard, carpenter, Washington, cor. 8th Stiede Martha Mrs., midwife, Washington, cor. 8th Stone Elizabeth, wid. Jonas, bds. lighthouse, York Stone John, caulker, r. 6th, nr. York Stone Rebecca Miss, r. 6th, nr. York Stone Samuel A., lighthouse keeper, r. lighthouse, York Stone Therese Miss, r. 6th, nr. York Strauch John, wagonmaker, Washington, nr. Main, r. same Strauch John jr., blacksmith, Washington, nr. Main, r. same Strauss Francis, drygoods and provisions, Main, nr. Hamilton, r. same Streuch Henry, wheelwright, r. Washington, se. cor. 13th Striker Sarah, wid. John, Washington, nr. 13th Strutz Ludwig, lab. r. 7th, nr. Columbus Stupecky Frank, drygoods, York, nr. 8th, r. Buffalo, cor. 7th Stupecky Vencel, saloon and boarding, Buffalo, cor. 7th, r. same Stupecky Vincent, barkeeper, Vencel Stupecky, saloon, r. Buffalo, cor. 7th Sullivan Annie, teacher, r. Commercial, nr. 8th Suentput Cylob, lab. r. 8th, bet. Chicago and State (sic) Sullivan Edward, saloon, Commercial, nr. 8th, r. same Sullivan Eugene, blacksmith, r. 11th, nr. Franklin Sullivan Eugene, bds. Williams house Sullivan John, with Edward Sullivan, r. Commercial, nr. 8th Sullivan Timothy, lab. r. 11th, nr. Sullivan (sic) Swette Jacob, shoemaker, V. Kancky, bds. 7th, nr. Buffalo Swinson Onnen, sailor, r. 9th, bet. Park & St. Clair Symes John, tinsmith, r. Jay, nr. 7th Symes Joseph, tinner, 8th, bet. York and Buffalo, r. New York av. bet. 11th and 12th- T -
Tadich Joseph, porter, Ernst Wagner, Washington, bet. Main and 9th Tagy William, teamster, r. 8th, nr. Park Taylor Ralph W., lightning rods, r. 5th, bet. Chicago and State Tedsburg Hans L., sailor, r. Commercial, nr. 5th Tescher Frederick, lab. r. nr. corporation line, nr. 12th Teweles Moses, grocer, Washington, se. cor. 9th Tewles M. grocer, Commercial, cor. 8th, r. 9th, nr. Washington Thierman Frederick, china, glass toys and candies, ss. Washington, bet. 9th and 10th, r. same Third Ward School, Miss Anna McGinley, prin. 12th, nr. Marshall Thomas Joseph (Sherer & Thomas), r. 8th, bet. York and Buffalo Thompson Charles, lab. r. 5th, bet. Park and St. Clair Thompson Herman, sailor, r. 7th, nr. Huron Thompson James, sailor, r. es. 9th, nr. Madison Thompson Niels, sailor, r. 5th, nr. State Thompson Ole, sailor, r. 6th, bet St. Clair and Huron Thompson Thomas, barkeeper, York bet. 7th and 8th Thompson Thomas, lab. r. 5th, bet. Park & St. Clair Thompson Torrison, lab. r. 6th, bet. Park & St. Clair Thompson Tuer, lake captain, r. 6th, bet. St. Clair and Huron Thornton John H. clerk, bds. 9th, cor. St. Clair Thygeson James, sailor, r. 6th, bet. Park and. St. Clair Tide Hatilda, bds. York, nr. 8th Todd John, lab. r. 15th, nr. Jay Toddy Martin, lab. r. 9th, nr. Park Toltzman William, teamster, r. 11th, nr. Hadison Tolverson Iver, lab. r. State, bet. 9th and Main Toodle ----, deputy sheriff of Manitowoc Topee Anton, shoemakcr, bds. Franklin, cor. 7th Torrison Anna C., wid. Isaac, bds. 9th, nr. Park Torrison Emily M. wid. Ole, r. Buffalo, bet. 5th and 6th Torrison Gunder, salesman, Osuld Torrison, bds. 5th, bet. State and Park Torrison Ose Miss, r. 5th, cor. State Torrison Osuld, general merchandise, Commercial, cor. 8th, r. York, cor. 5th Torrison Stephen, sailor, r. 6th bet. St. Clair and Huron Tosson Tona, carpenter, r. 9th, nr. Chicago Tostenson Tosten, sailor, r. ws. Tostenson Ole, tailor, George Filholm, r. Buffalo, nr. 7th Trainor Mary Miss, bds. York, nr. 5th Trainor Michael, lab. r. 6th, cor. State Trainor O.N. shipcarpenter, r. 7th, cor. Buffalo Trastkey Joseph, carpenter, r. 13th, nr. Columbus Trastkey Joseph jr., r. 13th, nr. Columbus Treat Ellery B., lawyer, Buffalo, nr. 8th, r. 5th, bet. State and Park Treat E.B. editor, MANITOWOC PILOT, York, cor. 8th, r. 5th, bet. State and Park Treasurer's Office, 8th, cor. Hancock Trinity German Lutheran Church, Otto F. Ebert, pastor, Marshall cor. 8th Troemel Julius, lab. Wedenburg's brewery, 8th Troemel Otto, agt. r. Jay, bet. 7th and 8th Trossen Jacob, lab. r. Jay, nr. 6th Trost Charles, wagonmaker and blacksmith, 14th, nr. Washington, r. same Turner Hall, Washington, cor. 7th— U -
United States Assessor's Office, over First National bank, 8th— V -
Van Dyke Henry E., engineer, r. 15th, nr. Franklin Van Winkle Henry M., dentist, York, nr. 7th, bds. State, nr. 5th Vessel Henry, woodsawyer, r. 11th nr. Nadison Venner Henry, tailor, r. 8th, nr. Chicago Vilas Joseph (J. Vilas & Co.), r. Buffalo, se. cor. 9th Vilas J. & Co. (Joseph Vilas, Michael Fellows and Elijah K. Rand), whol. and ret. dealers in merchandise, and proprs. of the Manitowoc woolen mills and lumber dealers, York, nw. cor. 8th Vilep Edward, clerk, r. nr. foot of Franklin Vilke Charles, woodcutter, r. 13 th, cor. Washington Voelchert Frederick, harnessmaker, ws. 8th, bet. Jay and Franklin, r. same Vogel Henry, drygoods and groceries, 10th, bet. Madison and Hamilton, r. same Vogt Anton, carpenter, r. Buffalo nr. Main Vogt Charles H. shoemaker, Sander Sanderson, r. Hamilton, bet. 11th and 12th Vollendorff Martin, tanner, r. 15th, cor. Franklin Vonar Henry, foreman, John Johnson, r. 8th, bet. Chicago and State— W -
Wagner Ernst, gen. merchandise, Washington, bet. 9th and Main, r. ns. Washington, bet. 9th and Main Waldo William (Waldo & Fleigler), r. 5th, bet. Park and State Waldo & Fleigler (William Waldo and Jacob Fleigler), flour and feed, 8th, cor. Quay Walker Charles H., lawyer, over First National bank, r. Buffalo nr. 9th Wallich Adolph, chair mnfr. r. Jay, bet. 7th and 8th Wallis Daniel, painter, r. Park, bet. 5th and 6th Wallis George, machinist, bds. 7th., nr. Hamilton Wallschlager John, hardware and drygoods, Washington, nr. 9th, r. same Walsh R.L., shipcarpenter, bds. Metropolitan hotel Warhonik Mathias, carpenter, r. 7th, cor. Chicago Warnstrum Julia, r. Washington, bet. 7th and 8th Warnecke Henry, teamster, r. es. 9th, nr. Madison Water Scarry, lab. r. State, nr. 8th Weaver Christian, sailor, r. 6th bet. Chicago and State Weaver George, sailor, r. Chicago, cor. 5th Weaver Peter, lab. r. 8th, nr. Madison Weaver Peter S., engineer, r. 8th, cor. Columbus Weber Peter, engineer, r. ws. 8th nr. Washington Wedenburg Albert, brewery, 8th, nr. corporation line, r. same Wegfarth Charles, clerk, Valentine Wegfarth, r. Commercial, nr. 9th Wegfarth Valentine, furniture dealer, r. Commercial, nr. 9th Wegman John, woodsawyer, r. 11th nr. Madison Wehansen Herman, brickmaker, r. 7th, nr. Hamilton Weidner Ernst, clerk, Peter W. Diebold, bds. Washington, cor. Main Wenholz Frederick, carpenter, r. 15th, nr. Rapids rd. Wenzel Joseph, barkeeper, T. Wenzel, r. Chicago, bet. 7th and 8th Wenzel T. saloon, Chicago, bet. 7th and 8th, r. same Werbke Charles, mer. tailor, Franklin, nr. 8th, r. same Werenstrum Mary, wid. Lauretz, r. 8th, cor. Quay Wernecke William, baker, Jay, bet. 8th and 9th, r. same Westphall Henry, wagonmaker, r. Washington, nr. 13th Westphall Hermann, bootmaker, Christian Gelbke & Brother, bds. 11th, nr. Hamilton Westphar Charles, fisherman, r. 11th, bet. Madison & Hamilton Weyer Thomas, fireman, bds. Williams house Whitcome Noris R., lab. bds. 5th, nr. Park White Charles W., lawyer, 8th, bet. Jay and Franklin, r. same White Ellen M., wid. Harvey, seamstress, r. 4th, bet. State & Park White Richard, r. Chicago, nr 6th Whitney Martha A., wid. Douglas, seamstress, r. 5th, bet. Park and St. Clair Wiehman Louis, cigarmaker, bds. 12th, nr. Washington Wick Francis, clerk, Ernst Wagner, r. Washington, cor. 10th Wieboldt Peter W., whol. and ret. dealer in general merchandise, flour & feed, drygoods, groceries and all kinds of produce, Washington, aw. car. Nain Wierings Henry, cabinetmaker, r. Main, nr. Hamilton Wilcox Henry, varietystore, York nr. 8th, r. 7th, cor. Park Wilharms W. (A.F. Dumke & Co.) Wille Louis, lab. r. Franklin, nr. 12th Williams House, 8th, se. cor. Franklin Williams Anna (Williams & Co.), r. Williams house Williams Kate, wid. William, r. York, cor. 7th Williams & Co. (Anna Williams & Joseph Kapitan), proprs. Williams house, 8th, se. cor. Franklin Wilsing Henry, lab. r. 13th, nr. Washington Wilson George, cigarmaker, bds. Quay, nr. 8th Wimpf Barbara Mrs., milliner, 8th nr. York, r. same Wimpf Charles, surveyer, r. 8th nr. York Windiate Thomas, propr. Windiate house, York, se. cor. 6th, r. same Wintermyer Joseph C., clerk, bds. 7th, cor. Buffalo Wirth Mathias, gunsmith, Franklin bet. 8th and. 9th, r. same Wischman William, shoemaker, Christian Gelbke & Brother, bds. 14th, nr. Washington Square Wittmann Adolph, flour barrel staves and headings mnfr. South side, r. 7th, bet. Hamilton and Madison Woerfel Anton, wagonmaker, bds. 8th, nr. Jay Woerfel Edward, confectioner, 8th, nr. Jay, r. same Wolf Henry, lab. r. 7th, nr. Hamilton Wolff John, sawyer, r. 12th, nr. corporation line Wolster Frederick, lab. r. Main, nr. Franklin Wood Sylvester A., lawyer and notary public, 8th, sw. cor. Franklin, bds. Northwestern hotel Woodin George B., printer, MANITOWOC PILOT, bds. York, nr. 8th Woodin George N., district attorney, York, cor. 8th, r. same Wright J.F., sailor, r. Buffalo, nr. 8th Wrigley Eliza, laundress, r. Madison, bet. 10th and 11th Wrigley Joshua, moulder, r. Madison, bet. 10th and 11th— Y -
Yanda Wenzel, saloon, Commercial, bet. 7th and 8th, r. same Yunge Frederick, lab. George Kunz, r. Calumet Rd. cor. 13th Yurrick John, lab. r. Main, nr. Franklin— Z -
Zinns Albert J., teacher, r. Jay, cor. 7th Zinns Edward F., clerk, John F. Zinns, bds. Jay, cor. 7th Zinns John F. grocer, 8th, cor. Jay, r. Jay, cor. 7th Zelch Caroline, r. Franklin, cor. 7th Zeloff Charles, lab. r. Washington, nr. 14th Zahl Charles (Groffman & Co.), r. Washington, nr. 9th Zander Charles, carpenter, r. nr. end of Franklin
Embracing A Classified List of all Trades, Professions and Pursuits in the Village of Manitowoc for the Years 1868—9, arranged Alphabetically for each Trade, thus exhibiting at a glance, the full address and Special Business of her Citizens AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Smalley E. J., York, nr. 6th BAKERS Becker Frederick, Washington, cor. 8th Carl Henry, Washington, sw. cor. 9th Carrier & Longhurst, Buffalo, nr. 8th Prochazka & Chloupek, 9th, cor. Chicago Wernecke William, Jay, bet. 8th and 9th BANK First National Bank, Calvin C. Barnes, pres. 8th, bet. York and Buffalo BANKER Shove Theodore C. 8th, cor. Quay BARBER Seeger Louis, 8th, nr. Quay BLACKSMITHS Bulthaupt Henry, 8th, nr. Jay Kelly Samuel, Quay, bet. 8th & 9th Kopsee August, Washington, nr. 9th Levake John, Commercial, bet. 8th and 9th Smalley Bros., York, nr. 6th Strauch John jr. Washington, nr. Nain Trost Charles, 14th, nr. Washington BLEACHING and PRESSING Feuker Rosalie Mrs., 8th, bet. Richard's foundry and the bridge, North side BOARDING HOUSES McKeough John, Commercial, nr. 8th Runge John E., Jay, bet. 8th and 9th BONNET BOX MANUFACTURER The Gem, Feuker's new patent, keeps the bonnet immovable in its place, it is therefore in-valuable, call or address, Frank B. Feuker, Manitowoc, Wis. BOOKSELLERS and STATIONERS Fechter George W., 8th, nr. Quay Smith, O.B. & Co., 8th, bet. York and Buffalo BOOT and SHOE MAKERS Dusold George, Jay, cor. 7th Heimbecker William, Main, bet. Hancock and Hamilton Hoyer Joseph, Washington, nr. 9th Krement Wenzel, 8th, nr. York Leycom John, Washington, bet. 10th and 11th O'Connor R., Buffalo, nr. 8th Reif Joseph, 8th, nr. Franklin Rosenfeld Leopold, 10th, bet. Hamilton & Madison Sanderson Sander, Buffalo, nr. 8th BOOT and SHOE MANUFACTURERS Gelbke Christian & Brother, Jay, nr. 8th Hankohl Charles, Franklin, cor. 7th Knickrehm John, 8th, nr. Quay BOOTS and SHOES, RETAIL Blesser Adam, Franklin, se. cor. 9th Busse August, Jay, nr. 8th Gelbke Christian &. Bro. Jay, nr. 8th Kaucky V. 7th, nr. York Kautsky F. 7th, nr. Buffalo Sherer & Thomas, 8th, bet. York and Buffalo Sherman L. & Co. 8th, bet. York and Buffalo BOOTS and SHOES, WHOL. & RET. Vilas J. & Co., York, nw. cor. 8th BREWERS Kunz George, 9th, cor. Marshall Wedenburg Albert, 8th, nr. corporation line BRICKYARD and DEALERS Groffman & Co. 7th, nr. Hamilton BUTCHERS (see also MEAT MARKETS) Hoffmann Paul, Washington, nr. 8th Lohe Hermann, ws. 8th, cor. Washington Lotz Frank, Jay, nr. 8th Seeger Frederick, Commercial, nr. 8th CARPENTER and BUILDER Hundson Iver, Marshall, cor. 9th CHINA, GLASS and QUEENSWARE Thierman Frederick, ss. Washington, bet. 9th and 10th CIGARS and TOBACCO Campble L.F., 8th, nr. York Jekelfalusy Alexander, 8th, nr. Quay CLOTHING, READY-MADE Blesser Adam, a good supply of ready—made clothing always on hand, Franklin, se. cor. 9th Korten & Blesch, York, Se. cor. 8th CLOTHING, WHOLESALE and RETAIL Brandeis Jonas L. York, bet. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTINGS Vilas J. & Co., York, nw. cor. 8th CONFECTIONERIES Binkelman William R. 8th, nr. River Frick J.H., York, nr. 7th Melhenbrog Fidelia, 8th, nr. Franklin Woerfel Edward, 8th, nr. Jay COOPERS Bushman Julius, Washington, bet. 8th and 9th Hoch Godfried., Marshall, cor. 9th CROCKERY and GLASSWARE, WHOLESALE and RETAIL Wieboldt Peter W. Washington, sw. cor. Main DENTISTS Patchen A.J. Dr. 8th, bet. York and Buffalo, nr. National bank VanWinkle Henry M., York, nr. 7th DRESS and CLOAK MAKERS Feuker Rosalie Mrs. 8th, bet. Richard's foundry and bridge, North side. DRUGGISTS, WHOLESALE and RETAIL Bacon O.R. & Co., 8th, bet. York and Buffalo DRUGS and MEDICINES Bacon O.R. & Co., 8th, bet. York and. Buffalo Robinson T. & J., York, bet. 7th and. 8th DRY GOODS, RETAIL Blesser Adam, Franklin, se. cor. 9th Gatermann Peter, Washington, nr. 13th Horn, W.H. York, cor. 8th Kaern Ernest, York nr. 8th Korton & Blesch, York, se. cor. 8th Kostomlatsky Francis, York, bet. 7th and 8th Mahoney Michael, York, nr.8th Martens Hermann, Marshall, cor. Main Pasewalk August, Main, ne. cor. Marshall Pentz William, Main, nr. Hancock Platt J.E. York, bet. 7th & 8th Stupecky Frank, York, nr. 8th Vogel Henry, 10th, bet. Madison Wattschlager John, Washington, nr. 9th Zinns John F. 8th, cor. Jay DRY GOODS, STAPLE and. FANCY, WHOLESALE and. RETAIL Vilas J. & Co. York, nw. cor. 8th Wieboldt Peter W., Washington, sw. cor. Main DYER and SCOURER Rudolph Gotlieb, 8th, nr. River EMBROIDERY and STAMPING, INDELIBLE INK EMBROIDERIES a SPECIALTY Feuker Rosalie Mrs. 8th, bet. Richard's foundry and the bridge North side FLOUR and FEED STORES Anderson Andrew, 8th, cor. Quay Deguire Louis, Washington, ne. cor. Main Lyon & Co., 8th, cor. Buffalo Martens Hermann, Marshall, cor. Main Waldo &. Fliegler, 8th, cor. Quay FLOUR and FEED, WHOLESALE and RETAIL Wieboldt Peter W., Washington, sw. cor. Main FLOUR BARREL STAVE and HEADING MNFR. Wittmann Adolph, mnfr. of flour barrel staves & headings, factory, South side, Manitowoc, Wis. FOUNDRIES Dumke A.F. & Co. Quay, bet. 8th and 9th Smalley & Bros., York, nr. 6th FURNITURE MNFRS. and DEALERS Axen Peter, 8th, nr. Main Gehbe John, York, bet. 7th and 8th Wegfarth Valentine, Quay, bet. 9th and Main GENERAL MERCHANDISE Bloquelle Gustav, Jay, cor. 9th Bock Charles, 8th, bet. York and Buffalo Esch Henry, Jay, bet. 8th and 9th Fisher Albert, 8th, bet. York and Buffalo Goodnow & Co., 8th, nr. the bridge Horn W.H., York, cor. 8th Koehler John A., York, 2d door from 8th Schuette John, Jay, se. cor. 8th Shimonek Wenzel, 8th, cor. Buffalo Smoke David, York, bet. 6th and 7th Torrison Osuld, Commercial, cor. 8th Vilas J. & Co., York, nw. cor. 8th Wagner Ernst, Washington, bet. 9th and Main Wiebold Peter W., Washington, sw. cor. Main GROCERIES and PROVISIONS Bennett James, Commercial, nr. 8th Gatermann Peter, Washington, nr. 13th Hemschemeyer William, Washington, bet. 14th & 15th Ingrisch Christoph, Washington, bet. 15th and 14th Korton & Blesch, York, se. cor. 8th Mahoney Michael, York, nr. 8th Meyer Frederick, 8th, nr. Washington Riplinger Michael, Quay, bet. 8th and 9th Smith Edwin R., 8th, bet. York and Buffalo Sniffen Reuben, York, bet. 6th and 7th Tewles M., Commercial, cor. 8th Zinns John F., 8th, cor. Jay GROCERS, WHOLESALE and RETAIL Goodrich Joseph M., York, bet. 7th and 8th Vilas J. & Co., York, nw. cor. 8th Wieboldt Peter W., Washington, sw. cor. Main GUNPOWDER and SHOT Blesser Adam, Franklin, se. cor. 9th GUNSMITHS Bloquelle Gustav, Jay, nw. cor. 9th Wirth Mathias, Franklin, bet. 8th and 9th HARDWARE and CUTLERY Blesser Adam, Franklin, se. cor. 9th Fuszard George H. 8th, cor. Jay Leebner Paul, 8th, nr. River Wallschlager John, Washington nr. 9th HARDWARE and CUTLERY, WHOLESALE and RETAIL Berner August, 8th, bet. Franklin and Jay Vilas J. & Co., York, nw. cor. 8th Wieboldt Peter W., Washington, sw. cor. Main HARNESS MAKERS Hartmann Andrew, 8th, nr. Quay Kuhl Michael, Quay, bet. 8th and 19th (sic) Voelchert Frederick, ws. 8th, bet. Jay and Franklin HATS, CAPS and FURS Carus F., 8th, nr. York Richter August, 8th, nr. River HOTELS Cosmopolitan Hotel, Nicholas Schellenbeck, propr. Commercial, cor. 7th Franklin Hotel, William Nollan, propr. Franklin, nr. 7th Northwestern House, H. Keltenhofen, propr. ss. Franklin, bet. 8th and 9th Park House Tavern, Albert Hutchings, propr. Washington, sw. cor. 12th Williams House, Williams & Co. proprs. 8th, se. cor. Franklin Windiate House, Thomas Windiate propr. York, se. cor. 6th. HOUSE MOVERS Cone John & Bro., on Two River rd. north of Little Manitowoc river INSURANCE AGENTS Barker G.W., over First National bank 8th Henriks John P., Washington, Se. cor. 13th INSURANCE COMPANIES, FIRE Dodge County Mutual Insurance Co., Waupon, Wis., over First National bank, 8th INSURANCE COMPANIES, FIRE and MARINE Baltic Insurance Co. of New York, G.W. Barker, agt. over First National bank, 8th Home Fire and Marine Insurance Co. of N.Y., capital $3,OOO,— 000. G.W. Barker, agt., over First National bank North American Insurance Co. of New York, G.W. Barker, agt. over First National Bank Security Insurance Co. of New York, G.W. Barker, agt. over First National Bank, 8th LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS, HOISERY and UNDERCLOTHING Feuker Rosalie Mrs, 8th, bet. Richards' foundry and the bridge, North side LAND AGENTS Shove Theodore C., 8th, cor. Quay LAWYERS Anderson B.R., York, cor. 8th Treat Ellery B., Buffalo, nr. 8th Walker Charles H., over First National bank, 8th White Charles W., 8th, bet. Jay and Franklin Wood Sylvester A., 8th, sw. cor. Franklin Woodin George N., York, cor. 8th LEATHER and FINDINGS Guttmann & Berner, 8th, nr. Franklin Schultz Frederick & Co., Franklin, cor. 7th Sherman L. & Co., 8th, bet. York and Buffalo LUMBER and SHINGLES, MANUFACTURERS and DEALERS Vilas J. & Co., York, nw. cor. 8th LUMBER DEALERS Jones A.D. & Bro., Chicago, cor. 14th Torrison Osuld, Commercial, cor. 8th MACHINE STITCHING Feuker Rosalie Mrs. all kinds of stitching and embroidery done upon the machine, 8th, bet. Richards' foundry and the bridge North side MACHINISTS Dumke A.F. & Co., Quay, bet. 8th and 9th Manitowoc Iron Works, Quay, bet, 8th and 9th Prochazka & Chloupek, 9th, cor. Chicago MARBLE WORKER and DEALER Mendlik John, Chicago, cor. 7th MEAT MARKET (see also BUTCHERS) Schroder Frederick, York, nr. 7th MERCHANDISE DEALERS Blesser Adam, Franklin, se. cor. 9th Korten & Blesch, York, se. cor. 8th MIDWIVES Aumann Mrs., Main, nr. Hancock Stiede Martha Mrs., Washington, cor. 8th MILLINERS Arnold Adeline Miss, York, nr. Buffalo Feuker Rosalie Mrs., 8th, bet. Richards' foundry and the bridge, North side Wimpf Barbara, 8th, nr. York MILLINERY GOODS Feit Ferdinand, Main, nr. Hancock Hartmann Amalia Mrs., 8th, nr. the River Wimpf Barbara Mrs., 8th, nr. York MILLINERY GOODS, WHOLESALE and RETAIL Feuker Rosalie Mrs., 8th, bet, Richards' foundry and the bridge, North side NEWSPAPERS Nord Westen, Carl H. Schmidt, editor and propr. 8th, bet. Franklin and Jay Manitowoc Tribune, O.B. Smith & Co. propr., 8th, bet. York and Buffalo Pilot, J. Crowley, editor, 8th cor. York. NOTARIES PUBLIC Baetz Henry, treasurer's office, ws. 8th, cor. Washington Eggers John C., 8th, nr. Hamilton Shove Theodore C., 8th, cor. Quay Wood Sylvester A., 8th, sw. cor. Franklin NOTIONS and FANCY GOODS Brandeis Jonas L., York, bet. 7th and 8th Feuker Rosalie Mrs., 8th, bet. Richards' foundry and the bridge, North side Thierman Frederick, ss. Washington, bet. 9th and 10th OIL MANUFACTURERS Becher Conrad, 8th, nr. Brewery PAINTERS, HOUSE and SIGN Cox, Beasant & Cox, York, bet. 6th and 7th Franssen Ferdinand, Jay, bet. 9th and Main PAINTS, OILS and GLASS, WHOLESALE and RETAIL Wieboldt Peter W., Washington, sw. cor. Main PATTERNS FOR LADIES', MISSES', BOYS' and LITTLE CHILDREN'S WEAR Feuker Rosalie Mrs., 8th, bet. Richards' foundry and the bridge, North side PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERIES Hentscher H., York, bet. 7th and 8th Rauch Frederick, York, bet. 7th and 8th PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS Easton David J., York, cor. 7th Francis Simon, office, Hancock nr. 8th PICTURE FRAMES and MOULDINGS Krzizinski A., Washington, nr. Main POTTERY Reinhardt William, Washington, nr. 14th PRINTING OFFICE Smith O.B. & Co., 8th, bet. York and Buffalo PROVISION DEALERS Deguire Louis, Washington, nw. cor. Main Pasewalk August, Main, nr. Marshall Riplinger Michael, Quay, bet. 8th and 9th SADDLE and HARNESS MAKER Schmiedicke Hermann, York, nw. cor. 9th SALOONS Alter Eugene O.C., 8th, nr. Commercial Anderson Christian, 8th, nr. the bridge Becker Frederick, Washington, cor. 8th Burns David, Commercial, nr. 8th Deubler Conrad, Main, bet. Hancock and Hamilton Falda John, York, bet. 7th and 8th Gauger Charles, 13th, sw. cor. Washington Griebling William, Washington, nw. cor. Main Grosstick August, 8th, nr. River Helsberg Kanute, Commercial, bet. 7th and 8th Hemschemeyer William H., Washington, bet. 14th and 15th Holzkneck Carl, ws. 8th, cor. Jay Ingrisch Christoph, Washington, bet. 13th and 14th Jahn Theodore, Main, nr. Washington Krzizinski A., Washington, cor. Main Langness Frederick, Washington, bet. 7th and 8th Ohes George, Washington, cor. 8th Petersen Charles, 8th, nr. Quay Pfeffer Henry, Main, cor. Marshall Schloeter Anton, Main, bet. Marshall and Hancock Schmidt Henry, 7th, nr. Jay Schmidt Henry, 8th, nr. Jay Sochor Anton, 8th, nr. Franklin Stanzel Ignatz, Main, nr. Washington Stupecky Vencel, Buffalo, cor. 7th Sullivan Edward., Commercial, nr. 8th Wenzel T., Chicago, bet. 7th and 8th Williams & Co., 8th, se. cor. Franklin Windiate House Saloon, Thomas Windiate, propr. Franklin, se. cor. 6th Yanda Wenzel, Commercial, bet. 7th and 8th SAW and FLOURING MILLS Manitowoc Iron Works, Quay, bet. 8th and 9th. SAW MILL Jones A.D. & Bro., Chicago, cor. 14th SEWING SILK, MACHINE AND BUTTONHOLE TWIST in all VARIETIES Feuker Rosalie Mrs., 8th, bet. Richards' foundry and the bridge, North side STEAM ENGINES, MANUFACTURERS Manitowoc Iron Works, Quay, bet. 8th and 9th STOVES and TINWARE Fuszard George H., 8th, cor. Jay Leubner Paul, Stoves and tinware, cutlery, etc. 8th near the bridge TAILORS and REPAIRERS Filholm George, 8th, cor. Commercial Herzog William, Main, nr. Hancock Janecek John, Buffalo, bet. 7th and 8th Johnson John, 8th, nr. York Lindholm Edward, York, bet. 7th and 8th Lynch William, York, bet. 6th and 7th Musil Venzel, York, nr. 7th Schapert John, Washington, nr. 9th Shafer Charles A., 6th, bet. Buffalo and Chicago Spiegel Henry, Main, bet. Hancock and Hamilton TAILORS, MERCHANT Hoyer Charles, 8th, nr. Quay Lueppen &. Krueger, Washington, nr. 9th Werbke Charles, Franklin, nr. 8th TINSMITHS Berner August, 8th, bet. Franklin and Jay Symes Joseph, 8th, bet. York and Buffalo TOBACCONIST Wieboldt Peter W., Washington, sw. cor. Main VARIETY STORES Koebke Christian, York, bet. 7th and 8th Wilcox, Henry, York, nr. 8th WAGON MAKERS Baecher John, 7th, cor. Buffalo Fehring Frederick, 9th, se. cor. Washington Strauch John, Washington, nr. Main Trost Charles, 14th, nr. Washington WATCH MAKERS and JEWELERS Anderson Andrew, 8th, cor. Quay Fehrs Gustav, ws. 8th, bet. Jay and Franklin Rauch Frederick, York, bet. 7th and 8th Shepard Henry U., York, bet. 7th and 8th WHEAT, OATS and GRAIN Wieboldt Peter W., Washington, sw. cor. Main WINES and LIQUORS, WHOL. & RET. Brandeis Jonas L., York, bet. 7th and 8th Rudolph Frederick, Franklin, nr. 8th Sixta Frank, York, bet. 7th and 8th WOOLEN MILL Manitowoc Woolen Mills, J.Vilas & Co. proprs., York, sw. cor. 8th
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