PBOPEIETOR GERMAN CANARIES OF THE AND OPERA HOUSE FINE CIGARS Baking Powder. Alwnyson Hand. ema Beit® bto® oeiw N. H. Corner of Fourth and Court Streets, HOTtTSMOUTH, OHIO. MISS B. ROBISON, Fashionable Millinery, AND Wancy Second Street. Bet. Washington and Court, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO.
Particular attention paid to BRIDAL and MOURNING orders, both in MILLINERY and DRESS MAKING.
(Formerly with L. R. Morgan,) MERCHANT TAILOR
— AND DEALER IN —
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, Second Street, Bet. Market and Court, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. — DEALER IN — FRESH BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, Lamb, Veal and Corn Beef, Second Street, Bet. Washington and Court. POUISMOITII O1 LIO.
Meat Delivered at any Place in the City Free of Charge MRS. W. WIECHENS,
Store 9 And Manufacturerand Dealer in Cloaks and Mantels, East Side Chillicothe St. Bet. Sixth and Seventh, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. Fancy Trimmings of all Kinds, Hairwork, Fars, Notions, Fancy Goods, Etc,
.!< >II > 5 Manufacturer of and Dealer in saddle* A Harness OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Also Horse Furnishing Goods of Every Style4 Repairing Promptly Attended to. 214 Market Street, East Side, Bet, Second and Third, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. I
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•) IRECTORY f)
COMPRISING SKETCH OF AIL BUSINESS FIRMS AND PRIVATE CITIZENS; A CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY; A MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY, COMPRISING CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIALS, CHURCHES, PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS, BENEVOLENT AND OTHER ASSOCIATIONS, BANKS, INCORPORATED INSTITUTIONS, AC., AC., AC.
AND A VARIETY OF OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION.
ALSO A POSTOFFICE DIRECTORY OF OHIO.
COMPILED AND PUBLISHED BY . B. MONTGOMERY & CO., DETROIT, MICH.
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO: Printed at the Tribune and Republican Book and Job Rooms. i T F I I J
PREFACE.
In presenting to the public our first Directory of Portsmouth, we do so believing that it will be found more complete and reliable than any previous Directory. Notwithstanding the fact that omissions’and errors may be discovered, we claim for the work an accuracy and neatness seldom exhibited in a book of its kind. We have aimed to make our work a fit representative of the public spirit and importance of the City of Portsmouth, and an accurate and com plete guide to all public places, business locations, and private residences of the inhabitants of the city. The Business Directory contains a classified list of all trades, professions and pursuits in the city, alphabetically arranged, thus exhibiting at a glance the special business of each citizen. The miscellaneous department contains much information useful to both cititzen and stranger. As the architect, after long, anxious labor, views with satisfaction the completion of a pet task he has worked early and late to accomplish, and amid the assembled crowd gathered to gaze upon the work of his genius, he stands waiting for something more—their approbation and applause—to him the test of his success; so the publishers of this volume, after long weeks of earnest endeavor to make a work satisfactory to themselves, and acceptable to the public, now send it forth conscientiously completed on their part. Yet they await a larger judgment and appreciation of their efforts—the favor and approbation of their patrons. If this be granted, it will nerve them to make still greater trials, with renewed effort to still further please. While thanking the business community for the generous patronage given us, and the “Press” for their favorable notices, also Hon. Elijah Glover for revising Historical Sketch, we desire to express our intention of issuing the Portsmouth Directory biennially, with the promise that it shall be as complete as it is possible to make it. I Page. Abbreviations ...... 17 Alphabetical List of Names 17—134 Business Directory...... 135—168 Index to Advertisers...... 5— 7 Index to Miscellaneous Directory, 5 ‘ Ohio Postoffice Directory 179—190 Preface 3 Sketch of Portsmouth...... 8— 12
Anderson T. C. (Bannon & Anderson,) res s s Eighth, bet Chillicothe and Gay Burke Edward R. (Burke & Co.,) res s s Gallia, e of Bond Burke M. T. (Burke <& Co.,) res s s Gallia, e of Bond Dennis T. G., Dentist, office and res s w cor Second and Court Eisman John (L. Eisman & Bro.,) res e s Chillicothe, bet Seventh and Eighth Kaufman Z. J., res Second, bet Washington and Chillicothe McFarland Albert Jr. (McFarland & Elick,) res s s Third, bet Market and Court Monroe W. W. (The Valley Blade Publishing Co.,) res n s Second, near Union O’Neill Isaac D., clerk, bds Z. J. Kaufman *
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INDEX TO MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.
Page. Bands of Music 175 Board of Health 172 Board of Trade 175 Building Associations... . 176 Churches 173 City Government 171 County Officers 175- 176 Educational 174 Federal Officers 17G GoodFire DepartmentTemplars 172 175 Incorporated Institutions 176- 177 Masonic 172 Military 175 Miscellaneous Societies 178 OddPolice Fellows Department 172 172 Public Buildingsand Halls 171 Railroad and Steamboat Lines .177-178 StreetSecret RailwayBenevolent Line Associations 172 178 Streets 170 Wards 169
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Special notice is called to the following index to advertisements of enterprising business firms, whom we respectfully recommend to public patronage : Page. Anderson, G. W., Boots, Shoes, &c. 157 Augustin, B., Candy Manufacturer.... 93 Barbee, J , Painter back cover Bing, A. O., Insurance 137 ■ Blake, J. E., Physician 161 Blake, T. B., Meat Market 85 Blankemeyer, J., Merchant Tailor front cover Bode, Charles C., Marble Works 77 Brushart, H. H., Grocer front cover Burgess Steel and Iron Works 21 Burt, William, Gas Fitter, &c... 61
• i - front fly leaf 6 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S
Cabinet Makers’ Union... 25 Connolley, W. A., Dry Goods... 13 Cooley, John, Saddles, Harness, &c... Cooper, John, Dining Rooms... 117 Coriell & White, Jewelers 101 Cunningham, B. F., Baking Powder 137 Cuppett & Webb, Lumber 77 Damarin & Co., Groceries 81 Daum, George, Dry Goods 73 Dennis, C. P., Dentist 57 Dennis, T. G., Dentist 73 Depot Hotel 149 Doerr, J. V., Cigar Manufr 1 I Drake, S. P. & Son, ..... OPP page 32 Eaves, Misses A. Portsmouth Public Library & CO.’S Portsmouth City Directory. 1S76~’77. ave avenue ■ n s ...... north side b i- ...... boards n w cor...... northwest corner bel...... , below res...... resides co I’d...... colored.. I opp...... opposite cor...... corner s...... south, or south of east, or cast of ' s e cor southeast corner east side ...... south side n ...... north, or nort h of • s w cor southwest corner n e cor northeast corner I west, or west of ...... near | ...... west side ALPHABETICAL LIST OF NAMES. Abbott Angelina (wid Orrin H.,) dress-maker, s s Sixth, bet Chillicothe and Gay, res same Abbott Chester P., machinist, w Burt, res s s Sixth, bet Chillicothe and Gay Abbott Leroy, heater Gaylord Bolling Mill, res 89 E Second Abger William (col’d,) lab., res H. Williams Adair Mrs. Lavina, (wid Lewis D.,) Postmistress, res s w cor Second and S. Waller Adair Miss Nellie M., res s w cor Second and S. Waller Adams Miss Barbara, seamstress Lehman, Richman & Co., res s s Fourth, e of Gay Adaiiis express Company, J. B. Swift, Agent, office 112 W Second Adams Frank, teamster, res s s Fourth, e of Gay Adams Frank, Jr., candy maker V. Reinhart & Co., res s s Fourth, e of Gay Adams George W., molder II. Eberhardt & Co., res e s Massie, bet Front and Second 18 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Adams John, res w s Madison, n of Third Adams John (col’d,) lab., res s s Eighth, e of Chillicothe Adams John Q., molder II. Eberhardt A Co., res s e cor Second and Massie Adams .Louisa, seamstress Lehman, Richman A Co., res s s Fourth, e of Gay Adams Mathew, lab., res 225 W Fourth Adams Thomas J., Supt. Gaylord Rolling Mill Co., res n s Front, w of Washington Adams William Q., fire brick manuPr, res n s Jackson, nr e city limits Adderly Miss Margaret, dress-maker, 507] Chillicothe, res same Aikins Nellie (col’d,) domestic, 57 W Second Aitkins Alexander, clerk, res e s Chillicothe, s of Fourth Aitkens George, ore crusher Gaylord Rolling Mill, res e s Chillicothe, s ot Fourth Aitkens Mrs. Margaret (wid Alexander,) res es Chillicothe, bet Third and Fourth Albrecht Conrad, lab., res s s Fourth, e of Madison Albright Fred, boiler Gaylord Rolling Mill Albricht Frederick, plasterer, res ss Eleventh, bet Gay and Findlay Albright Joseph, boiler, bds es Gay, bet Tenth and Eleventh Albright Michael, lab., res e s Gay, bet Tenth and Eleventh Albright Peter, boiler, res e s Gay, bet Tenth and Eleventh Alerd Mary, domestic, 118 E Second Alger Amos B., architect, office Massie Block, res n s Sixth, bet Court add Washington Allard Lorenzo D , medical student, C. M. Finch, res Pike county Allbach Conrad, cigar-maker, res n s Third, bet Market and Jefferson Allbach Frances, seamstress L. Eisman A Bro., res Third, bet Market and Jefferson Allbach Louisa (wid Adam) res n s Third, bet Market and Jefferson Allbach Philip, boiler maker Portsmouth Foundry and Machine Works, res n s Third, bet Market and Jefferson Allemang Jane (wid John) res e s Gay, bet Tenth and Eleventh Allemang John, shoemaker, res e s Gay, bet Tenth and Eleventh Allemang Milford, lab., res e s Gay, bet Tenth and Eleventh Allen Elizabeth (wid William) res n s 'Third, e of Union ■> Allen Henry G., yardman Portsmouth Planing Mill, res n s Third, e of Gay Allen Oscar, carpenter, bds W. W. Donaldson Allman Dora (wid Lawrence) res e s Scioto, bet Front and Second Allman Frank, helper Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res n s Tenth, bet Chillicothe and Gay i Allman Miss Mary, music teacher, res e s Scioto, het Front and Second All wiser Miss Kate, seamstress Lehman, Richman A Co., res Front, bet Madison and Jefferson Alt William Barber, n s Gallia, e of Chillicothe, res same Altsman Alexander W., traveling salesman C. P. Tracy A Co., res 19 W I Third Amann Charles E., clerk E. Reed, res w s Court, bet Fourth and Fifth Amann Frank, clerk D. R. Spry, res w s Court, bet Fourth and Fifth Amberg August, tailor, w s Jefferson, bet Front and Second, res same Ames John, lab., res n s Ninth, bet John and N. Waller Ames Nicholas, shoemaker Portsmouth Shoe Factory, res n s Ninth, bet Chillicothe and Washington Amlin Henry M., salesman, bds n e cor Market and Sixth Anderson Mary, domestic, W. J. McClain — :L PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 19 Anderson George W., clothing, boots, shoes, hats, caps, etc., 123 W. Second, res w s O fin ere, bet Ninth and Gallia Anderson Thomas C. (Bannon <& Anderson,) rooms 119 W Second Anderson William (col’d,) porter Lehman, Richman & Co. Anderson William B., book-keeper G. W. Anderson, res w s Offnere, bet Ninth and Gallia Andres Balser IL, engineer, res s s Seventh, w of Washington Andres Henry, irolder, res s s Sixth, e of Chillicothe Andrews Mrs. Mary, res - w cor Front and Offnere Andres John B., lab., res Front,,e of Scioto Andres John, policeman, res n e cor Fourth and Madison Angle William H. (Hibbs, Angle & Co.,) res n s Fourth, bet Chillicothe and Washington Angling Alexander (col’d,) lab., res s s Eleventh, bet John and Waller Antony Isaac (col’d,) lab., res s s Tenth, west of N Waller Appel Adam, cooper, res s s Fourth, e of Jefferson Appel, Catharine (wid Philip) res s s Fifth, bet Washington and Chillicothe Appel George, apprentice John Jones, res s s Fifth, bet Washington and Chillicothe Appel Michael, boiler Gaylord Rolling Mill, res s e cor Front and Gay Appel Philip (M. Bender & Co.,) res ss Fifth, bet Chillicothe and Wash ington Applegate Annie, res with John Goad Applegate Miss Ida, teacher, bds n s Second, w of Gay Applegate Jacob, lab., res n e cor Front and Thompson Applegate, Lansing V., engineer Water Works, res n w cor Front and Waller Applegate Richard, pilot, res n s’Mill, w of Gay Appier, Miss Annie M., res s s Gallia, w of Bond Appier Chauncy, brick mason, res s s Gallia, w of Bond Appier Jesse J., Trustee Water Works, res s s Gallia, w of Bond Appier, Mrs. M. E., res n s Ninth, bet John and N Waller Appier William J., clerk M. B. Gilbert, res n s Ninth, bet John and N Waller Appier W. 11., brickmason, bds City Hotel Armbruster August, carpenter, res s s Twelfth, e of N Waller Arnold Adam, saloon, s s Second, w of Jefferson, res same Arnold August, tinner II. Eberhardt & Co., res s s Second, w of Jefferson Arnold John, s desman W. P. Martin, res s s Eighth, bet Gay and Findlay Arthur James S., molder, res 512 Court, bet Fifth and Sixth Ashton Miss Annie, music teacher, res with Geo. Yeomans Ashton Charles M., picture agent, res n s Ninth, e of N Waller Ashton Edwin, clerk, res with Geo.-Yeomans Ashton Joseph, ship carpenter, res n s Ninth, e of N Waller Ast ho) z Louis, lab., res s s Front, w of Gay Atlantic anmI Pacific Telegraph Co.. W. S. McColm, Manager, No. 1 Biggs House Block, n w cor Market and Front Aubry Miss Augustine, dress-maker, res Mrs. P. Minego Augustin Bernard, candy manuPr and dealer, s s Second, e Market, res same Austin Henry (col’d,) lab., res s s Thirteenth, w of N. Waller Ayars James H., carder, bds M. Ayars Ayars Mahlon Miller, res s s Front, e of Sinton Ayers Frances, (wid James H.,) res n s Front, bet Bond and Sinton Ayers Mrs. Matilda, domestic, Jos. Murray -Ol 18 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Adams John, res w s Madison, n of Third Adams John (col’d,) lab., res s s Eighth, e of Chillicothe Adams John Q., molder II. Eberhardt & Co., res s e cor Second and Massie Adams Louisa, seamstress Lehman, Richman &Co., res s s Fourth, e of Gay Adams Mathew, lab., res 225 W Fourth Adams Thomas J., Supt. Gaylord Rolling Mill Co., res n s Front, w of Washington Adams William Q., fire brick manufr, res n s Jackson, nr e city limits Adderly Miss Margaret, dress-maker, 507} Chillicothe, res same Aik ins Nellie (col’d,) domestic, 57 W Second Aitkins Alexander, clerk, res e s Chillicothe, s of Fourth Aitkens George, ore crusher Gaylord Rolling Mill, res e s Chillicothe, s of Fourth Aitkens Mrs. Margaret (wid Alexander,) res es Chillicothe, bet Third and Fourth Albrecht Conrad, lab., res s s Fourth, e of Madison Albright Fred, boiler Gaylord Rolling Mill Albricht Frederick, plasterer, res s s Eleventh, bet Gay and Findlay Albright Joseph, boiler, bds es Gay, bet Tenth and Eleventh Albright Michael, lab., res e s Gay, bet Tenth and Eleventh Albright Peter, boiler, res e s Gay, bet Tenth and Eleventh Alerd Mary, domestic, 148 E Second Alger Amos B., architect, office Massie Block, res n s Sixth, bet Court and Washington Allard Lorenzo JD., medical student, C. M. Finch, res Pike county Allbach Conrad, cigar-maker, res n s Third, bet M irket and Jefferson Allbach Frances, seamstress L. Eisman Bro., res Third, bet Market and Jefferson Allbach Louisa (wid Adam) res n s Third, het Market and Jefferson ■ < Allbach Philip, boiler maker Portsmouth Foundry and Machine Works, res n s Third, bet Market and Jefferson Allemang Jane (wid John) res e s Gay, bet Tenth and Eleventh Allemang John, shoemaker, res e s Gay, bet Tenth and Eleventh Allemang Milford, lab., res es Gay, bet Tenth and Eleventh Allen Elizabeth (wid William) res n s 'Third, e of Union Allen Henry G., yardman Portsmouth Planing Mill, res n s Third, e of I Gay ■ Allen Oscar, carpenter, bds W. W. Donaldson I Allman Dora (wid Lawrence) res e s Scioto, bet Front and Second Allman Frank, helper Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res n s Tenth, bet Chillicothe and Gay Allman Miss Mary, music teacher, res e s Scioto, hot Front and Second AH wiser Miss Kate, seamstress Lehman, Richman & Co., res Front, bet Madison and Jefferson Alt William Barber, n s Gallia, e of Chillicothe, res same Altsman Alexander W., traveling salesman C. P. Tracy & Co., res 19 W Third Amann Charles E., clerk E. Reed, res w s Court, bet Fourth and Fifth Amann Frank, clerk D. R. Spry, res w s Court, bet Fourth and Fifth Amberg August, tailor, w s Jefferson, bet Front and Second, res same Ames John, lab., res n s Ninth, bet John and N. Waller Ames Nicholas, shoemaker Portsmouth Shoe Factory, res n s Ninth, bet Chillicothe and Washington Amlin Henry M., salesman, bds n e cor Market and Sixth Anderson Mary, domestic, W. J. McClain 6 J f—■ 1 PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 19 Anderson George W., clothing, boots, shoes, hats, caps, etc., 123 W. Second, res w s OfTnere, bet Ninth and Gallia Anderson Thomas C. (Bannon i I i J i Bachmeyer Kasper, foreman Lehman, Richman A Co., res Front w of Massie. Bader Thomas, milk man, res 80 w Fifth bet Court and Washington. Baesler Frederick, carpet weaver, n s Ninth bet Court and Washington res i same. Baesler William, carpet weaver, res n s Ninth bet Court and Washington. Bailey William, waiter Biggs House, bds same. Baird Lydia, domestic, 66 e Fourth. Baird Moses, bricklayer, res e s Chillicothe n of Twelfth. Baker Daniel (col’d), lab, res n s Eleventh bet Findlay and John. Baker H. D., attorney at law, bds City Hotel. Baker Harriet (wid Robert) res 66 e Fourth. Baker Henry (col’d), barber, res n s of Eighth w of Chillicothe. Baker Louis W., traveling salesman Ohio Stove Co., res Front bet Union and Waller. '• Baker Lydia, res n s Second w Jefferson. Baker Neuton, carpenter, res cor Front and Bond. Baker Perry, salesman Lehman, Richman A Co., bds Biggs House. Baker Robert, Carpenter, Contractor and Builder, e s Chilli cothe bet Second and Third, res ws Washington bet Eighth and Ninth. Baker Rosa, res bet Court and Washington n of Tenth. 1 Ball Albert, stone cutter Reitz A Bode, res n s Second w of Gay. Ball Benjamin, teamster, res n s Second w of Gay. 1 Ball David, wagon maker, res n s Third bet Bond and Sinton. Ball David K., salesman Valley Book store, res n s Third bet Bond and Sinton. Ball Miss Elizabeth, seamstress, res e s Chillicothe n of Third Ball Miss Emily, teacher Second street building, res n s Third bet Chilli cothe and Gay Ball Miss Emma, seamstress res e s Chillicothe n of Third Ball Eustice, traveling salesman, res s e cor Second and Washington 11 Ball Franklin M., lab, bds 38 Fourth e of Washington Ball George, teamster, res n s Gallia bet Waller and Offnere Ball Madison II., treasurer Burgess Steel A Iron Works, res 38 e Fourth bet Washington and Chillicothe Ball Miss Mary, seamstress, res e s Chillicothe n of Third Ball Mary E. (wid), res 38 e Fourth Ball William H., teamster, res n s Third bet Chillicothe and Gay Ballard James, watchman, res n w cor Mill and Gay Balmert Elizabeth (wid Simon), res n s Tenth bet Chillicothe and Gay Balmert George, cigar maker, res n s Tenth bet Gay and Chillicothe Balmert Henry, clerk steamer Ohio, res n s Tenth bet Chillicothe and Gay Balmert Peter G., tobacco and cigars, w s Chillicothe bet Fifth and Sixth, res same Balmert Simon, clerk Fannie Dugan, res n s Tenth bet Chillicotheand Gay 4 Balodin Jerome B., res e s Gay bet Eighth and Ninth Bannon & Anderson (James W. Bannon and Thomas C. Anderson), attorneys at law, office 132 w Second Bannon Edward J., painter, res n s Sixth e of Market Bannon James W. (Bannon A Anderson), res w s Offnere n of Fifteenth Bannon Mrs. Marcella (wid Edward) res n s Sixth e of Market Barbee Joshua, house, sign and ornamental painter, shop w s Chilli cothe bet Seventh and Eighth, res Chillicothe Pike nr city limits. See advertisement J Bail tn Louis, grocer, n e cor Ten Ch and Chillicothe, res same. Baum Louis, jr., clerk, n e cor Tenth and Chillicothe, res same. Biusewein Nicholas, saloon, s s Fourth bet Market and Jefferson, res same. Bayer Leopold, vice pres, and sup’t*, Cabinet Makers’ Union, res s s Fourth bet Chillicothe and Gay. Beard Charles, laborer, res s s Gallia e of Offnere. Beard Henry C., physician, office and res n s Eleventh w of N. Waller. Beard Lizzie, domestic, s s Front w of Waller. Beatty Alexander L., wagon maker, res n w cor Tenth and N Waller Beatty John D., clerk, V. Brod beck, res s s Second bet Massie and Scioto Beatty Lee T., clerk, County Treasurer’s Office, res s s Eighth w of Gay Beatty Samuel, meat market, 218 Court, res s s Fifth bet Court and Wash ington. Beavers Miss Sarah, res s w cor Findlay and Eighth Bechler Peter, laborer, res s s Eleventh e of N Waller Beck Edward, drayman, Thos. P. Brown, bds same Becker Catharine, (wid John M.)res Front bet Massie and Scioto Becker George, drayman, res n s Fourth bet Gay and Bond Becker George, molder, res n s Third e of Madison Becker Jacob, portin’, George Davis & Co., res n s Ninth e of John Becker Jacob jr., (V. Reinhart & Co.) res n s Ninth e of John Becker John, laborer, res e s Madison bet Third and Fourth Becker Josephine, nurse, A. Frey tag Becker Louisa, seamstress, res Front bet Massie and Scioto Becker Martin, foreman, T. M. Lynn, res ns Third bet Market and Jefferson Becker Sarah, (wid Conrad) res n s Third e of Madison Becker Peter, laborer, res n s Third e of Madison Bedell Sarah, res with George Pursell Beesler John, laborer, res e s Gay het Tenth and Eleventh Beeson Jesse B., sewing machine repairer, e s Market bet Fourth and Fifth Behrens Anna M., (wid John) res s s Fifth e of Market Behrens John, cigar maker, ress s Fifth e of Market Behrens Henry, cigar maker, res s s Fifth e of Market Behrens Miss Sophia, tailoress, res s s Fifth e of Market • Behrwent Mary, domestic, A. Frey tag Behrwent Theresa, domestic, Julius Bock. Belga rd Emma, domestic, Dr. G. W. Weyer Bell Miss Emma, res n s Second e of Court Bell Joseph, (col’d) teamster, res s s Tenth w of N Waller Bell Robert, insurance agent, 119 W Front, res n e cor Offnere and Cemetery Road Bell Robert M., blacksmith, w s Chillicothe bet Front and Second, res s s Gallia bet Gay and Bond Bendel Jacob, saloon, n e cor Second and Jefferson, res same X A'J X iLiVWXXMtf tVAAlu x German Plow Steel, {PALMETTO BRAND;} Crucible Cast Plow Steel; Iron Center Cast Plow Steel; Hammered and Rolled Machinery Steel; Hammered and Rolled Lay Steel; Toe-calk Steel; Tool Steel, {ORIENT BRAND;} Homogeneous Steel Boiler Plate, {Trade Mark, Crucible Iron;} U S. N. Iron Bars and Rods ; U. S. N. Boiler Iron, and Gun Iron. WE INVITE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR "ORIENT BRAND" TOOL STEEL. It is very superior in quality, and only needs to be tried to be approved. The quality of our Homogeneous Steel Boiler Plate, (Trade Mark, CRUCIBLE IRON,) because of its great tensile strength and ductility, is perhaps unequalled by any made in the country. The boilers of the St. Louis and New Orleans steamer, Grand Republic, the Bonanza, of the Cincinnati and Big Sandy Packet Line, besides other line and fast running passenger steamers of the Cincinnati and Louisville Mail Line, and the St. Louis and Keokuk Northern Line, are made of our Steel. The superior quality of this metal has elicited the admiration of the best judges and inspectors of Iron. PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 23 Barber Clay, res n e cor Court and Ninth Barber Desdemona, res with G. W. White Barber Henry T., carpenter, res e s Gay n of Twelfth Barber -James F., lab, res s s Ninth e of n Waller Barber James W., cooper W. Leichner, res same Barber John C., engineer, res s s Ninth e of Chillicothe Barber John M., bricklayer, res s s Gallia e of Oflhere Barber Miss Kate, tailoress, res s s Tenth w of Waller Barber Lucy, tailoress, res s s Tenth wof n Waller Barber Miss Mary, res s s Tenth w of n Waller Barber Nathaniel, weigh master at depot, res n e cor Court and Ninth Barber Oscar, fireman, res n e cor Court and Ninth Barber Rachel (wid Uriah), res ss Tenth w of n Waller Barber William, hostler T. S. Hall, res s s Tenth bet John and n Waller Bard William, lab, res n s Mill bet Chillicothe and Gay Barker Mrs. A. J. (wid John), res n e cor Third and Washington Barklow Miss Annes I., teacher Second st building, res s s Third bet Chilli cothe and Gay Barklow James, farmer, res esGay bet Twelfth and Thirteenth Barklow James J., hack driver, res s s Front bet Bond and Sinton Barklow Josephine, stitcher Portsmouth Shoe Factory, res s s Front bet Bond and Sinton Barklow Maria, stitcher Portsmouth Shoe Factory, res s s Front bet Bond and Sinton Barklow Stout, res s s Third bet Chillicothe and Gay Barklow William E., boatman, res s s Third bet Chillicothe and Gay Barlow Augustus B., compositor Portsmouth Times, res s s Fourth bet Chillicothe and Gay Barlow Henry, cabinet maker, ress s Fourth bet Chillicothe and Gay Barlow Josiah, farmer, res n s Gallia at city limits Barlow Louis farmer, res s s Fourth bet Chillicothe and Gay Barnes Charles, boiler maker Portsmouth Foundry & Machine Works, res n s Third w of Jefferson Barnett Emma, res Jacob Law Barnett Emma, res Moses Baird Barnett Lucinda (wid William), res Moses Baird Barnett William (col’d), lab, res n e cor Eleventh and Findlay Baron Miss Barbara A., res ss Fourth w of Chillicothe Baron Miss Eliza both (Miss M. & E. Baron), res s s Fourth w of Chillicothe Baron Mrs. Hellen (wid John V.) res s s Fourth w of Chillicothe Baron John, stoves and tinware, es Chillicothe bet Fourth and Gallia, res s s Fourth bel of Chillicothe Baron Miss Kate M., res s s Fourth w of Chillicothe Baron Miss Mary (Miss M. Bender Jacob, horse shoer, Front bet Jefferson and Madison, res n s Ninth e of Findlay Bender John, blacksmith, res n s Fifth w of Chillicothe Bender John, blacksmith, w s Chillicothe bet Fifth and Sixth, res n s Fifth w of Chillicothe Bender Miss Mary, dressmaker, res n s Ninth e of Findlay Bender Michael, (M. Bender & Co.) res n s Fifth \v of Chillicothe Bender M. & Co., (Michael Bender and Philip Appel) tobacco and cigars, w s Chillicothe s of Sixth Bennett Annie C., domestic, 76 W Sixth Bennett Annie, (wid Joseph) res with G. C. Bennett Bennett George C., teamster, res w s Court n of Seventh Bennett James, boiler Gaylord Rolling Mill, bds 117 Chillicothe Bennett James, bricklayer, res es Findlay bet Ninth and Tenth Bennett Mary, res e s Findlay bet Ninth and Tenth Bennett Nancy, (wid Thomas) res e s Findlay bet Ninth and Tenth Bennett William, teamster, res with G. C. Bennett Bentley A., res s s Second e of Gay Benzing Rev. Eli, pastor First Presbyterian Church (German) res s s Sixth bet Chillicothe and Gay Berger Henry, painter, rooms 45 Front Berkshire Anna B., res w s Findlay s of Eleventh Berkshire Elizabeth, (wid Arthur) res s w cor Findlay and Eleventh Birmingham Richard, wks gas house, ress s Second bet Madison and Massie Berndt Andrew, saloon, w s Chillicothe bet Seventh and Eighth, res same Berndt Cassie, domestic, 75 W Fourth Berndt Daniel, shoemaker, n s Gallia e of Gay, res same Berndt Jacob, cutter Lehman, Richman &Co., res ss Tenth eof Washington Bertram Adeline, (wid Henry) tailoress, res Front w of Madison Best Charles F., clerk Post Office, res w s Chillicothe bet Seventh and Eighth Best, Karl, boot and shoe maker, w s Chillicothe n of Seventh, res same Bethauser Rev. C. M., pastor Sixth Street M. E. Church, res 92 E Second w of Bond Bethauser Charles W., clerk J. O. & O. V. Cole, res s s Second w of Bond Betts George W., traveling salesman J. F. Towel!, bds Biggs House Beumler Augustus, clerk S. J. Eichelstein, bds Commercial Exchange Beumler Henry, Propr Commercial Exchange, 185 and 187 W Front Beyerly William G., Sec. Scioto Valley Fire Brick Co., res s w cor Second and Washington Bice Mrs. Abraham, res Madison House Biegel John, hotel, Front w of Madison Beigel’s Hotel, John Biegel Prop., Front w of Madison Bierly Miss Kate, shoe stitcher, res s s Tenth w of Chillicothe Bierly William, shoemaker Portsmouth Shoe Factory, res s s Tenth w of Chillicothe Biggs Daniel, barber, basement Massie Block, res e s Washington bet Tenth and Eleventh Riggs House. Prendergast & Jennings Props., n w cor Front and Market Bi hl man Joseph, shoemaker, n w cor Front and Jefferson, res same Bilger Jacob, pattern maker H. Eberhardt & Co., res n s Fifth w of Market Ring Augustus O., book keeper Union Iron Co., also Insurance Agent, office n e cor Fourth and Market, res s w cor Sixth and Washington Bing A. E., book keeper Portsmouth Shoe Factory, bds Biggs House Bing James P., physician, office e s Court bet Second and Third, res s w cor Washington and Sixth Wholesale Manufacturers of FURNITURE AND I This is a Corporation of PRACTICAL MEN OF ALL BRANCHES IN THE FURNITURE BUSINESS, EVERY MEMBER BEING PERSONALLY ENGAGED IN HIS BRANCH, thus enabling us to GUARANTEE OUR WORK AS FIRST-CLASS. OFFICE and SALESROOMS—116 W. Second Street. FACTORY—Mill Street, between Gay and Bond, PORTSAiOUTH, OHIO. x>ii'K oocvu, apptcm Cc rx. ■ reyuig, res u 8 xi/ieveuiTi \v Oi Oaj Bischop Cuni, seamstress, res s s Second e of Massie Bischop John, boiler Gaylord Rolling Mill, res s s Second e of Massie Bischop John, tailor L. Eisman & Bro., res n s 'Third e of Jefferson Bischop Theresa, (wid Conrad) res s s Second e of Massie Bishop Charles, gardener, res William Bishop Bishop Lanlendoff, laborer, res n s Second e of Jefferson Bishop Mrs. Serena, (wid Stephen D.) (Ross & Bishop) res n s Second e of Jefferson Bishop William, gardener, res s s Jackson nr e city limits Black Benjamin F., molder, bds 54 Sixth Black Harriet, domestic D. W. Young Blake .lolioi E., physician, office 25 Fourth bet Washington and Chilli cothe, rooms same Blake Thomas B., meat market, se cor Second and Chillicothe, res n s Third bet Chillicothe and Washington. (See adv) Blankemeyer Herman, tailor, res s s Third e of Chillicothe Blankemeyer John, merchant tailor, \v s Chillicothe bet Fifth and Sixth, res w s Chillicothe bet Eighth and Ninth Blankemeyer Miss Maggie, seamstress, res s s Third e of Chillicothe Blankemeyer William, tailor, res w s Chillicothe bet Eighth and Ninth Blankenship Daniel J., tailor L. Wise & Son, res Front bet Washington and Chillicothe Blankenship Mary, res Front e of Massie Blankenship Rebecca, (wid Perry) res s e cor John and Eighth Blankenship Theodore, laborer, res 41 Front e of Washington Bliss Charles, painter, res s e cor Court and Ninth Block El hart, upholsterer, res s s Fourth bet Jefferson and Madison Block George, upholsterer J. B. Nichols, res s s Fourth bet Jefferson and Madison Blomeyer Adolph, salesman J. Swim, res n s Seventh bet Chillicothe and Gay Blomeyer Louis, insurance agent, res n s Seventh w of Gay Blomeyer Miss Mary, apprentice Coe & Keer, res n s Seventh w of Gay Bloom Forge Qron Works, established in 1832, incorporated in 1872 as Gaylord Rolling Mill Company (see incorporated institions) Bloss Sophia, umbrella repairer, w s Court bet Front and Second, res same Blum August, laborer, res s s Fourth e of Jefferson Blum John, drayman M. & S. Timmonds, res ss Fourth bet Market and Jefferson Blum Robert, cabinet maker F. C. Daehler, res s s Fourth bet Market and Jefferson Boal James R., (McFarland, Boal & Bonsall) res s w cor Second and Sinton Board Daniel A., teamster, res in alley w of Market n of Sixth PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 27 Board of Trade of the City of Portsmouth, President, S. E. Var ner, Vice Presidents W. M. Bolles, Win. Kinney, Joseph G. Reed, W. W. Little, A. McFarland, John B. Gregory, Tre^s. Geo. A. Wal ler, Sec. W. B. Grice Bock Julius, ex-editor Portsmouth Correspondent, res s s Sixth eof Market Bode Charles C.. (Reitz Bode) also marble works, 57 and 59 Gallia, res same (see adv) Bodmer Gottfried, laborer, res s s Second bet Madison and Massie Boland Miss Mollie, res n s Fifth w of Chillicothe Bolinger George, bolt cutter, bds Win. A. Bolinger Bolinger John, engineer, res s s Ninth bet N Waller and Offnere Bolinger William A., engineer, res n s Fourth bet Chillicothe and Gay Bolles William M., Sec. and Treas. Union Iron Co., res s w cor Fourth and Court Bolley Joseph, laborer, res Front eof Massie Bonsall William H., (McFarland, Boal & Bonsall) res n sSecond bet Wash ington and Chillicothe Bonsall Miss N. E., res B. F. Richardson Booth Lavora, chambermaid Biggs House, bds same Born Johanna, (wid Victor) res n s Fifth w of Market Born Wolf, lab, res n s Tenth eof Washington Barnes Lucy, domestic R. B. Johns Bostwick Harry, lab, res n w cor Front and OfTnere Bostwick Ruth (wid Daniel), res 's s Mill e of Bond Bostwick Samuel, engineer, res n s Mill bet Chillicothe and Gay Both John, shoe maker, res n s Second bet Jefferson and Madison Boulding John, forge manager Burgess Steel & Iron Works, res s s Fifth bet Court and Market Bourgholtzer John, scrap piler, res n s Fourth w of Bond Bourgholtzer John jr., shoe maker Portsmouth Shoe Factory, res n s Fourth w of Bond Bourgholtzer William, shoe maker Portsmouth Shoe Factory, res n s Fourth w of Bond Bower Jacob J., teamster, res n s Eleventh e of n Waller Bower Michael (col’d), lab, res s s Eleventh e of Findlay Bower Philip, agent Howe Sewing Machine, cor Eleventh and n Waller, Bowers William P., moulder, reses Washington n of Fourth Bowman Joseph, lab, res n s Mill eof Chillicothe Bowman Joseph C., marble cutter, res s s Second e of Waller Bowman Miss Kate, seamstress, res n s Mill e of Chillicothe Boyd Charles, blacksmith Portsmouth Foundry & Machine Works, res s s Seventh w of Chillicothe Boydstun Orah, boiler Gaylord Rolling Mill, res s s Front e of Bond Boyer Mrs. Maggie, clerk the Singer Manufacturing Co., res s w cor Fourth and Washington Boynton Henry R., assistant book-keeper C. P. Tracy & Co., res w s Sinton bet Gallia and Fourth Bradford James L., clerk, res w s Market het Sixth and Seventh Bradford Miss Lora, dressmaker, res w s Market bet Sixth and Seventh Bradford Rosa (wid Wesley) res w s Market bet Sixth and Seventh Bradley George B., sec Gaylord Rolling Mill Co., res n e cor Fourth and Washington Brady Miss Belle, dressmaker, res Mrs. Mary Kieckbach Braggs Adeline (col’d) res n s Tenth e of Washington Braggs Hannah, domestic, n w cor Washington and Fourth 28 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Braggs Mary (col’d,) res n s Tenth, e of Washington Bramble John, boiler, res s s Fourth, bet Chillicothe and Gay Branch Albert A., teamster, resides with G. C. Bennett Brand Brandau (John A. Brand, George Brandau,) meat market, e a Chillicothe, bet Eighth and Ninth Brand John A. (Brand & Brandau) reses Chillicothe, bet Eighth and Ninth Brandau Adam, Conductor Freight M. & C. R. R., res n s Fifth, e of Market Brandau George (Brand & Brandau,) res e s John, bet Seventh and Eighth Brandel John, salesman P. Brodbeck, res es John, bet Ninth and Tenth Brant Eliza, domestic, n s Third, e of Union Bratt Edward, catcher Gaylord Rolling Mill, res n s Front, e of Sinton Bratt James, boiler, res s s Front, bet Chillicothe and Gay Bratt James, stove molder, bds Biegel’s Hotel Bratt Job B., boiler Gaylord Rolling Mill, res n s Mill, w of Bond Bratt Joseph, entry clerk Damarin & Co., bds Cooper’s Restaurant Bratt Miss Mary A., teacher Second St. School, res n s Front, e of Sinton Bratt William F., boiler Gaylord Rolling Mill, res n s Front, e of Gay Braunlin William, shoemaker L. Heid, bds same Breckenridge Isaac, lab., res w s Washington, n of Tenth Breitling Christ, lab., res s s Fifth, w of Washington Breitling Lizzie, domestic S. G. Moore Brener Sunuel, cabinet-maker, res w s Chillicothe, n of Thirteenth Brener Miss Sophia, seamstress Lehman, Richman & Co., res w s Chillicothe, n of Thirteenth Brennan Daniel, helper Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res John Brennan Brennan John, hammerman Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res n s Second, w of Jefferson Brennan Millie, stitcher Portsmouth Shoe Factory Brickner John, varnisher J. II. Wait & Son, res s s Second, bet Massie and Scioto Briggs Joseph J., drayman, res n e cor Chillicothe and Eighth Bright Edwin C., lab., res n e cor Gay and Fourth Bright Samuel M., Presiding Elder Portsmouth District M. E. Church— res n e cor Fourth and Gay Bright William H., carpenter, res n e cor Gay and Fourth Brinen John, works Gas Works, res s s Second, bet Madison and Massie Brittan John C., lab., res s e cor Third and Madison Brock er Frank, shoemaker W. Prendergast, res es Market, bet Sixth and Seventh Brodbeck Fred, dry goods, boots and shoes, Front, bet Madison and Massie, res s e cor Madison and Second Brodbeck Frederick P., salesman P. Brodbeck, res s s Eighth, bet Gay and Findlay Brodbeck Henry A., salesman P. Brodbeck, res n s Sixth, bet Court and Washington Brodbeck Peter, dry goods, carpets, boots and shoes, 114 West Second, res n s Sixth, bet Court and Washington Brodbeck Sophia (wid Stephen) res Front, bet Madison find Massie Brodbeck Vincent, general store, s e cor Second and Scioto, res n w cor Front and Scioto Brodbeck Vincent P., book-keeper P. Brodbeck, res s w cor Ninth and N Waller Brombacher Charles, prop’r Portsmouth Box Factory, s s Eleventh, bet John and N Waller, res same PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 33 WM. MOORE, Pres. E. B. MOORE, Vice Pres. ISAAC R. LANE, Sec. and Treas. P O RTW BIOU TII FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS, ILEKS, E s, ------AND------pill Kinds of Machinery for Steamboats, Bolling Milts and Blast Furnaces, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS, And Dealers in Gas Pipe and Fittings, Gum and Leather Belting, Gum Hose, Packing, &c., &c., H O K rr S M O U T M, OHIO. PLANING MILL AND^ LUMBER YARD. HORACE LEET. CARL LEHMAN. EE P ------DEALERS IN------««PINE AND DOMESTIC LUMBER, SHINGLES, Pine, and Poplar Flooring Will Furnish Boors, Sash and Blinds on Short Notice. Office, Cor. Ninth and Washington Streets, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. 31 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Cassidy Annie, tailoress, res n s Front bet Bond and Sinton Cassidy Biddie, seamstress, res n s Front bet Bond and Sinton Cassidy John, lab, res n s Front bet Bond and Sinton Catlin Edward P., bookbinder T. M. Patterson, res e s Washington bet Eighth and Ninth Ceasmond Annie, chambermaid Biggs House, bds same Cecil Olive, domestic J. II. Wait Cemp Frank, turner, res n s Fourth, w of Jefferson Cemp Mary (wid John,) res n s Fourth, w of Jefferson Chaboude Joseph, boiler Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res s s Second, w of Massie Chadwick George (col’d,) lab., res s s Eleventh, e of Findlay Chadwick Mary (col’d,) res s s Eleventh, e of Findlay Chalfant Finley 1)., cigar-maker II. Nageleisen, res n s Third, bet Chilli cothe and Washington Chapman Edward, lab., res n s Mill, e of Gay Chapman Robert, drayman Thos. P. Brown & Co., res s s Eighth, e of Chil licothe Charity E. E. (col’d wid,) res e s Washington, n of Tenth Charity Joseph W. (col’d,) paper hanger, res e s Washington, n of Tenth Charity William J. (col’d,) paper hanger, res e s Washington, n of Tenth Charles Annie, bds Mollie Radford Charles Lou, res alley bet Court and Washington bet Eighth’and Ninth Chatfield Reuben, night watch at Court-house, bds s s Fourth, e of Gay Christ Peter, tailor, res s s Fourth, bet Jefferson and Madison Cissna Walter A., salesman Lehman, Richman Co., bds Biggs House Citizens’ Savings Bank, D. N. Murray President, F. C. Searl Vice- President, J. W. Overturf Cashier, s w cor Second and Market City Hotel, S. L. Mitchell’, prop’r, s w cor Market and Third City Livery Stable, Yeager & Dice, prop’rs, w s Market, n of Third City Marble Works, C. G. Powers, prop’r, w s Chillicothe, bet Fourth and Fifth (see adv) Claiborne Celia (wid Mathew M.,) res s e cor Tenth and N Waller Clapper George, carpenter, res s w cor Mill and Bond Clare James D., Sec. and Treas. Ohio Stove Co., res n w cor Chillicothe and Eighth Clare Robert J., student, res n w cor Chillicothe and Eighth Clark Abraham (col’d,) lab., res s s Third, e of Court Clark Amelia (col’d,) res with Mrs. L. Weaver Clark Charles, shearsman, res s w cor Third and Chillicothe Clark John, general store, 161 W Front, res same Clark, Josiah, lab., res s s Fourth, bet Market and Jefferson Clark Rev. I. N., pastor First Baptist Church, res e s Washington, bet Seventh and Eighth Clark Martha (wid Isaiah,) boarding-house, s w cor Third and Chillicothe Clark Mrs. Mary (col’d wid William,) res s s Third, e of Court Clark Permelia (col’d,) res alley bet Court and Washington bet Eighth and Ninth Clark Silas, lab., resn s Third, bet Chillicothe and Gay Clarke Mrs. Rhoda (wid Win. F.,) res 20 E Second Clausing Henry, lab., res s s Eleventh, bet John and N Waller Clemens Charles, jeweler P. Zoellner, res s s Fifth, e of Washington Clemens Daniel, res s w cor Market and Fifth Clemens Edward, clerk J. Treuthart, res s w cor Market and Fifth Clemens Frederick, tailor, res s s Fifth, e of Washington PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. .35 Clemens Rudolph, res s w cor Market and Fifth Cleveland Captain Francis, res R. Montgomery Cleveland William, rim bender at Hub and Spoke Factory, res w s Chilli cothe opp Thirteenth Clewer Thomas R., clerk s e cor Chillicothe and Ninth, bds J. C. Barber’s Clifford Mrs. Angeline, res s w cor Twelfth and n Waller Clough Jacob IL, express messenger steamer Potomac, bds n w cor Front and Waller Coates Col. Benjamin F., Collector of Internal Revenue 11th district Ohio, office s s Second e of Market, res n e cor Second and Gay Cochran James, engineer steamer Gaylord, res e s Jefferson bet Front and Seennd Cochran John, second mate steamer Granite State, res e s Jefferson bet Front and Second Cochran Thomas J., merchant, res s s Eighth bet Gay and Findlay Cockburn Robert, cabinet maker, res n s Eleventh e of John Cockrell John J., printer Tribune office, bds Biggs House Coe & Keer, (Miss Tillie J. Coe and Miss Maria Keer) millinery, s s Second w of Court Coe Miss Tillie J. (Coe & Keer), res s s Second w of Court Coedy John F., horse shoer T. Purcell, res Fourth bet Chillicothe and Gay Coffman John, lab, res w s Chillicothehi of Thirteenth Coffman Mary, domestic Biggs House, bds same Coffman Mary (wid Christopher), res n s Tenth w of Washington Colburn Frederick, traveling salesman, res s s Third bet Washington and Chillicothe Cole Amos B., Scioto county Clerk, office Court House, res Portsmouth and Columbus pike two miles n of City Cole Anna (col’d) res s s Twelfth bet Gay and Findlay Cole Mrs. Catharine (wid Orson), res s s’Front w of Union Cole Miss Ella S., dressmaker, res s s Second w of Court Coleman Ellen (col’d) domestic R. P. Rifenberick Cole Henry (col’d) lab, res s s 12th bet Gay and Findlay Cole John O. (J. (). & O. V.), res n w cor Chillicothe and Fifth Cole .B. O. & O. V., (John O. and Omer V.), groceries, n w cor Chilli cothe and Fifth Cole Omer V. (J. O. & O. V.), res n w cor Chillicothe and Fifth Cole Pollie (col’d), res s s Twelfth bet Gay and Findlay Coleman Albert (col’d) lab, res s s Twelfth bet Findlay and p Waller Coleman Emma, res s s Eleventh w of n Waller Coleman Joseph, lab, res n s Eighth e of Court Coleman Mary, domestic 304 Court Coller Sidney, engineer, res s e cor Bond and Front Collier Miss Rebecca, res T. J. Reid Collier Margaret, res n s Tenth w of Washington Collins Daniel, lab, res n s Second w of Madison Collins Daniel, laborer, res s s Seventh bet Chillicothe and Washington Collins Jeremiah, prop’r Madison House, n w cor Second and Madison Collins John, at Water Works, res n s Second w of Madison Collins John F., flour and feed, n s Second w of Court, res same Collins Taylor, laborer, res s s Front bet Bond and Sinton Collins Thomas B., (col’d) saloon, w s Findlay bet Tenthand Eleventh, res same Collins Thomas II,, pawn broker, 1701 W Front bet Market and Jeffer son, res same 3G MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Colvin George, roller, res n s Third w of Chillicothe Colvin Martha, (wid William, Jr.) res s s Front bet Gay and Bond Commercial Exchange, H. Beumler, 185 and 187 W Front Connell Daniel F., res n s Jackson nr e city limits Connell Mrs. Eliza, (wid James) res w s Findlay s of Ninth Connell George W., res n s Jackson nr p city limits Connell Henry M., res with Mrs. E. Connell Connell James B., res with Dr F. Connell Connolley Frank S., book-keeper 421 and 423 Chillicothe, res ss Sixth bet Market and Court Connolley Mrs. J. S., (wid James) res 9 s Sixth w of Court Conaiolle.y William A.. dealer in dry goods, boots, shoes, hats, caps and gents’ furnishing goods, 421 and 423 Chillicothe, cor Fifth, res s s Sixth bet Market and Court Conroy Thomas. stoves and tinware, es Chillicothe s of Sixth, res n s Seventh e of Court Conway Chittenden L., carpenter, res n s Sixth bet Market and Court Conway Miss Florence, dressmaker, res n s Sixth bet Market and Court Cook Augustus, grocer, n s Eleventh bet Findlay and John, res same Cook August C., boot and shoe maker, e s Court s of Third, res same Cook Henry, shoemaker Portsmouth Shoe Factory, res n s Fourth e of Gay Cook Mrs. Mary, (wid Christopher) res s s Third e of Bond Cook William, laborer, res s s Front w of Gay Cook William C., shoemaker Portsmouth Shoe Factory, res n s Fourth e of Gay Cook William T., salesman, res s s Sixth e of Washington Cooley John, saddles and harness, e s Market bet Second and Third, res 40 W Second e of Washington Cooper John, restaurant and dining hall, n s Second e of Market, res ss Third bet Chillicothe and Washington (see adv) Cooper William G.. local editor the Portsmouth Times, res 17 e Fourth Copeland Charles C., porter Biggs House, res s s Seventh w of Washington Coriell Abraham, (E. Coriell & Co.) res 106 W Sixth w of Court Coriell Edward, (E. Coriell & Co.) also notary public, res 94 W Second e of Court Coriell E. & Co., (Edward and A. Coriell) watches, clocks and jewelry, 91 W Second e of Court Coriell Herbert, turnkey Scioto county jail, res same Coriell Ira F., (Coriell & White) res 76 W Sixth e of Court Coriell & While, (Ira F. Coriell and Dan. White) dealers in gold and silver watches, clocks and jewelry, e s Market 2d door n of Second st Cornelius Joseph H., compositor Portsmouth Correspondent, bds Legler House Cornwell Belle, res s w cor Court and Ninth Cornwell John, lath maker, res n w cor Mill and Thompson Corson Edward J., salesman Dainarin & Co,, res n s Ninth w of N Waller Corson Frank B. M., salesman G. W. Anderson, ress s Ninth bet Gay and Findlay Corson Martha (wid Joseph) res s s Ninth bet Gay and Findlay Corwin Amanda (wid C. H.) res n s Ninth e of n Waller Cotton Charles W., foreman Hub Factory, res s e cor Washington and Eighth Cotton Uavid S5., physician, office and res n w cor Court and Third Cotton Miss Mary E., teacher Fourth street school, res s e cor Washington and Eighth Complete Stock of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WOOLENS, JEANS, COTTONADES, Specialties in Dry Goods, Famishing Goods and Tailors’ Trimmings, 127 Front Street, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO 1XEW YOKK OFFICE: 22 AND 24 WHITE STREET iTcv v-nijucoiiiu aiiu Washington Crees Isabela J. (wid Dr. David), res 9G e Second w of Bond Creicher see Kreitzer Crenshaw John (col’d), plasterer, res e s Gay s of Twelfth Critser John J., engineer, res n s Front w of Chillicothe Crichton Mrs. Henrietta (wid), res n s Sixth w of Chillicothe Crichton William, book-keeper, res n s Sixth w of Chillicothe Cross Nelson, teamster, res n s Ninth bet Court and Washington Crouch Joseph C., plasterer, res n s Third wot Bond Culbertson Simon I)., res 115 Ninth cor John Cull Rev. Fattier B>. 88., pastor of the church of the Holy Redeemer, res n s Sixth e of Gay Cullums Frank, lab, res e s Waller s of Mill Cullums John, paint *r, shop w s Chillicothe bet Second and Third, res n s Front bet Waller and Union Cummins Charles P., machinist, res e s Findlay n of Eighth Cummins Elizabeth, domestic C. H. Green Cummins John R., lab, res n s Gallia e of Offnere Cummins Samuel P. (Flanders & Cummins), res n ecor Eighth and Findlay Cummins Mrs. Sarah, dressmaker, res Gallia e of Offnere Cummins William McD., res n e cor Findlay and Eighth Cumpston Newton J., catcher Gaylord Rolling Mill, res s s Fourth eof Gay Cunning Samuel W.. book-keeper Win. Musser &Son, res 4-1 e Second bet Chillicothe and Gay (untiingliam 32enjani$n B?.. manufacture Peerless baking powder, Sixth st second house e of Market, res same Cunningham David, boiler Gaylord Rolling Mill, res s s Front w of Union Cunningham James, carpenter, res Front bet Madison and Massie Cuppett Henry (Cuppett & Webb), res Turkey creek, 9 miles below Ports mouth Cuppett & Webb. (Henry Cuppett and David L. Webb), lumber yard n Front e of Chillicothe. (See adv) Curran Michael, lab Gas works, res s s Ninth w of Washington Currie Mrs. II. E., Scioto county Deputy Recorder, office Court House, res n s Sixth bet Market and Court Custar John, lab, res s s Mill e of Bond PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 39 Cutler Miss Amanda, res with Mrs. M. Corson Cutler Cassie, domestic T. J. Adams Drehler F. Charles, cabinet-maker, res n s Eighth, bet Chillcothe and Gay Diehl er Dena, domestic F. P. Brod beck Maehler F. Charles, Furniture and Undertaker, w s Market, bet Second and Third, res n s Eighth, bet Chillicothe and Gay Diehler Peter, core-maker, res e s Gay, s of Ninth Diehler William, lab., res s s Fourth, bet Market and Jefferson Daily John, lab , res s s Ninth, e of Court Daily Miss Mary, res Birney Maguire Daily Mattie, domestic Dr. J. P. Bing Daley Thomas, apprentice T. Conroy, resssEighth, bet Court and Wash ington Damarin Augustus M. (Damarin ct Co.,) res n w cor Fourth and Wash ington $ Damarin Charles C., salesman Damarin & Co., res w s Market, opp Sixth Mantariit &, < <>. (Louis C., Augustus M., Mrs. Harriet C., Miss Mary E. and Miss Hattie II. Damarin,) Wholesale Grocers, 199, 201 and 203 W Front Damarin Daniel, drayman, res n s Tenth, e of N Waller Damarin Miss Hattie II. (Damarin & Co.,) res n w cor Fourth and Wash ington Damarin Mrs. Harriet C. (wid C. A. M.)—(Damarin Co.,) res n w cor Fourth and Washington Damarin Louis C. (Damarin Co.,) res n s Jackson, e of Offnere Damarin Miss Mary E. (Damarin & Co.,) res n w cor Fourth and Wash ington Dammert Daniel P., second mate steamer Fleetwood, res Front, bet Jeffer son and Madison Dammert see Du m inert Danzer Joseph, lab., res n s Ninth, e of Chillicothe Darlington William (col’d,) teamster, res s s Eleventh, bet Washington Chillicothe Daring George (col’d,) lab., res es Findlay, bet Eleventh and Twelfth Daub Christ, tailor A. Lorberg, res n s Seventh, bet Court and Market Daub John, harness-maker J. Cooley, res e s Market, bet Second and Third Daum George Sr. (Multer Davidson Thomas, glove-maker, res ss Gallia, e of N Waller Davis Arthur C., book-keeper Portsmouth National Bank, res n s Ninth, 1st house w of Findlay Davis Charles (col’d,) domestic 11 1 E Second Davis David E., book-keeper M. & S. Timmonds, res s e cor Third and Washington Davis David 31., grocer s w cor Third and Washington, res s e cor Third and Washington Davis O', wing W., saloon n s Gallia, e of Chillicothe, res same Davis Frank (col’d,) lab., res s s Twelfth, bet Findlay and N Waller Davis Frank H., printer, res 82 Fourth, e of Court Davis George (George Davis A Co.,) also President Farmers’ National Bank, res n w cor Gallia and N Waller Davis Geo. & Co. (George Davis, S. C. Morrow and Stout Morris,) distillers and manuf’rs of Hour, office 130 W Second Davis Isabella, res alley bet Second and Third bet Jefferson and Madison Davis Jackson (col’d,) lab., res ss Twelfth, bet Findlay and N Waller Davis Jefferson, lab. Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res e s Madison, bet Third anti Fourth Davis John S'.. Druggist, wholesale and retail, 123 W Front, res s s Fourth, bet Court and Washington Davis John II., millwright Gaylord Rolling Mill, res s s Front, bet Chilli cothe and Gay Davis Mary (col’d,) res s s Twelfth, e of Findlay Davis Mary M., domestic J. W. Ricker Davis Miss Mollie L., book-keeper, res 82 Fourth, e of Court Davis Nicholas, lab., res n s Front, bet Waller and Union Dawney Mrs. Isabel (wid.,) res Front, bet Washington and Chillicothe Dawney Joseph, lab., res n s Front, bet Washington and Chillicothe Dawson James M., law student N. W. Evans, bds n s Sixth, bet Chillicothe and Gay Day James, roller, res n s Mill, w of Gay Day Sallie, domestic A. J. Taylor Debo Albert, boiler Gaylord Rolling Mill, res n s Mill, bet Sinton and Waller Debo Xavier, engineer J. II. Wait & Son, res Front bet Chillicothe and Gay Dee Mary, domestic W. Q. Adams Delaney Daniel, machine hand Portsmouth Planing Mill, bds City Hotel Dellert George, (Thos. P. Brown & Co.) res n s Second w of Jefferson Delotal Henry, brick molder, res s w cor Front and Waller Delotal Miss Jennie, tailoress, res s s Front e of Chillicothe Delotal John, boiler, res s s Front bet Chillicothe and Gay Delotal Miss Linda, tailoress, res s s Front e of Chillicothe Delotal Mary, (wid Frank) res n s Front bet Sinton and Waller Delotal Peter, boiler, res n s Front bet Sinton and Waller Delotal Peter, brick molder, res s wcor Front and Waller Delotal Xavier, drag-out Gaylord Rolling Mill, res s s Front eof Chillicothe Dernier Barbara, (wid) res w s Thompson s of Front Dernier John, laborer Gaylord Rolling Mill, res n w cor Thompson and Mill Dennis Dr. Hilaries p,5 dentist, office and res n s Second eof Court (see card) Dennis Theodore G.. dentist, office n s Second bet Market and Court, res s s Second bet Court and Washington Dennis William B., ass’t book-keeper J. F. Towell, bds Biggs House Densmore Henry, res n s Gallia e of Offnere PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 41 G. B. MILLAR, Pres. F. F. MILLAR, Sec.and Treas. PORTSMOUTH PLANING MILL and Manufacturing Lumber Company, MANUFACTURERS OR Doors, Blinds, Sash, Flooring, BRACKETS, MOULDINGS, SCROLL WORK, TANKS, &c., And Dealers in Rough and Dressed Lumber and Shingles, Office, Corner THIRD and GAY STREETS, poktsmouth, omo. I&SAW MILL LUMBER OF ALL KINDS. ROST riB MOOWOTSE, ------DEALER IIV------Door and. Window Sills and. Caps, ASHLERS, STEPS. WATER TABLES and FLAGGING. ------ALL KINDS OF------Stone for Building Purposes, of Best Material, on Hand, at the Lowest Prices, Chillicothe Street, between Front and Mill, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. 42 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Densmore Mrs. Rebecca J., (wid Henry) res n s Gallia e of Offnere Dernbach Adam, confectionery, s s Sixth w of Chillicothe, res same Desmond Miss Lee, res n s Ninth e of Washington Desqua Peter, boiler, res n s Third e of Chillicothe Deuschle Frederick, (Schirrraan & Co.) res n w cor Tenth and Chillicothe Deutschel A., liquor dealer, s e cor Chillicothe and Gallia, res same Dever Noah J., (Searl & Dever) res s s Gallia opp High School building Dice Charles, laborer, res s s Tenth bet John and N Waller Dice Jacob, wood worker John Dice, res John Dice Dice John (Yeager Dice,) carriage manuf’r, s s Second, bet Market and Jefferson, res same Dickason Alexander, clerk George Daum, bds n s Sixth, bet Chillicothe and Gay Dickenson Anna, domestic 148 Second, e of Sinton Dickenson Captain G. C., Civil Engineer, office Massie Block, res s s Sixth, bet Washington and Chillicothe Dickerson Charlotte (col’d wid Wilson) res s s Third, bet Court and Wash ington Dickerson John J. (col’d,) barber, res s s Third, bet Court and Washington Dickinson Charles, boiler-maker Portsmouth Foundry and Machine Works, res n s Sixth, e of Market Dickinson Eli, boiler-maker Portsmouth Foundry and Machine Works, res n s Sixth, e of Market Dickison Louis (col’d,) farmer, res n s Eleventh, e of Findlay Dickson William (col’d,) lab., res s s Twelfth, bet Findlay and N Waller Dielmann John, hub morticer, res s s Eleventh, bet Gay and Findlay Diggett Joseph, roller Gaylord Rolling Mill, res w s Court, bet Seventh and Eighth Dill, Casper, tailor, res n s Tenth, e of Chillicothe Dill John, carriage trimmer John Dice, res n s Tenth, bet Chillicothe and Gay Dill John (col’d,) lab., bds S. Berkley Disch Daniel, butcher, res n s Second, e of Court Dishler Jacob, saloon n s Gallia, bet Chillicothe and Gay, res same Distel Edward, cooper, bds Frank Krause Distel Louis, cooper alley bet Second and Third w of Market, res s s Third, e of Jefferson Dixon Israel, cooper, res n s Eleventh, e of N Waller Dodd James R., grocer, s e cor Front and Sinton, res same Doerr Charles A., cigar-maker J. V. Doerr, res s s Gallia, bet Chillicothe and Gay Doerr Edward, cigar-maker Fred Doerr, res n w cor Third and Washington Doerr Frederick, tobacco and cigars, e s Market, bet Second and Third, res. n w cor Third and Washington Doerr George, cigar-maker Fred Doerr, res n w cor Third and Washington Doerr Jacob, cigar packer Fred Doerr, res n s Fourth, w of Sinton Doerr John M., cigar-maker, res n s Gallia, e of Chillicothe Doerr John V., tobacco and cigars 99 W Second, res s s Gallia, bet Chilli cothe and Gay Doerr William II., clerk J. V. Doerr, res s s Gallia, bet Chillicothe and Gay Doherty John, Opera House saloon and billiard hall, n e cor Court and Fourth, bds Biggs House Doley Catharine (wid George) res n s Ninth, bet John and N Waller Doiey James, lab., res n s Ninth, bet John and N Waller PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 43 Donaldson William W., carpenter, e s Chillicothe, bet Second and Third, sewing machines e s Chillicothe, n of Third, res n s Third e of Union Donham Miss C. M., res n e cor Washington and Seventh Donsbach Mary, domestic L. C. Damarin Doty Eliza, domestic Mis. E. A. Led better Dougherty John, bar-keeper, bds Biggs House Douglas Henry (col’d,) barber City Hotel, res Eleventh, bet Chillicothe and Washington Doyle James, cooper J. Hornung, res n s Front, above Waller Doyle John, cooper, res n w cor Court and Sixth Doyle John, lab., res s s Second, w of Madison Doyle Margaret (wid John,) res n s Front, e of Waller Drake Clarence S. (S. P. Drake & Son,) res s s Third, bet Court and Market Drake Daniel K., printer, res s s Third, bet Court and Market Drake Samuel P., (S. P. Drake & Son,) ress s Third, bet Court and Market Drake S. I*. & Son (Samuel P. and Clarence S. Drake,) prop’rs Globe Printing Office, s s Third, bet Court and Market (see adv) Drake William Tell, apprentice Portsmouth Correspondent, res s s Third, bet Market and Court Draper Edgar F., Ticket Agent Portsmouth Branch M. and C. JR. R., res n e cor Third and Court Draper Frank E., clerk Portsmouth Branch M. and C. R. R., res n s Sixth, bet Washington and Chillicothe Draper William C., Agent Portsmouth Branch M. and C. R. R., res n s Sixth, bet Washington and Chillicothe Drennen Andrew, fireman at Water Works, res s s Mill, w of Waller Dressier Michael, tailor A. Lorberg, res w s Washington, bet Ninth and Tenth Dressier William, res n s Seventh, bet Court and Market Drew Frederick, stock fitter Portsmouth Shoe Factory, res s w cor Fourth and Bond Drew Irving, Sec. and Treas. Portsmouth Shoe Manufactory, res s w cor Fourth and Bond Drouillard Miss Emily, res 50 E Second, cor Gay Drouillard Mrs. S. B. (wid S. B.,) res 50 E Second, cor Gay Drown John, engineer lower Rolling Mill, res Court, opp west end Eighth Drown John H., heater, res Court, opp west end Eighth Drown William B., engineer, res Court, opp west end Eighth Duduit Alfred S., book-keeper Valley Book Store, res s s Third, bet N Waller and Union Duduit Francis E., furnaceman, res n s Second bet N Waller and Union Duduit James E., clerk Valley Book Store, res s s Third, bet N Waller and Union Duduit Mrs. L. (wid John,) res s s Third, bet N Waller and Union Dueber Hermann, dyer H. Huels, res Chillicothe O Duewel John H., saloon n w cor Gallia and Gay, res same Duff Henry (col’d,) lab., res H. Williams Duket William (col’d,) lab., res bet Washington and Court, n of Tenth Dummert Ann M. (wid Francis,) res s e cor Second and Madison Dummert Frank, baker, res e s Madison, bet Third and Fourth Dummert Henry, on steamer Telegraph, res s e cor Madison and Second Dummert M. Patrick, clerk Fred Brod beck, res s e cor Madison and Second Dummert see Dam inert • Duncan Elizabeth (wid Alexander,) res 233 W Fourth Duncan Franklin, molder, res 233 W Fourth 44 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Duncan Thomas G., Foreman R. R. Shops, res 18 Sixth, bet Court and Market Dungin John, barber H. Douglas, bds H. Douglas Dunham Charles L., telegraph operator Atlantic and Pacific Co., res n s Fourth, bet Court and Washington Dunham John W., salesman Gaylord Rolling Mill Store, res n s Fourth, e of Court Dunlap Mrs. Harriet L. (wid Robert,) res 114 E Second, bet Bond and Sinton Dunlap Joseph R., bank teller, res 111 E Second, bet Bond and Sinton Dunn Daniel, machinist Portsmouth Foundry and Machine Works, res e s Court, bet Front and Second Dunn William, boot and shoemaker, res e s Court, bet Front and Second Dunton Henry G., res A. Krauser Duplin F. Sr., helper Burgess Steel and Iron Works, bds Madison House Duvoe Martin (col’d,) lab., res s s Eleventh, e of Findlay Dyer Mollie, res w s Washington, n of Tenth Eagan Thomas J., painter J. Barbee, res s s Third bel Jefferson Eaves Miss Agnes, (Miss A. Engelbrecht Mary, domestic H. Stemshorn Engelhardt Michael, helper Gaylord Rolling Mill, res e s Chillicothe bet Seventh and Eighth Enright Edward, grocer, s e cor Market and Third, res same Enright Johanna, 7wid William) res s e cor Market and Third Eppler Casper, upholsterer, ws Chillicothe bet Ninth and Tenth, res same Eppler Charles, painter, res w s Chillicothe bet Ninth and Tenth Eschbach Annie M., domestic Herman Huels Essig Louis, laborer, res n s Third bet Jefferson and Madison Eureka Saloon. E. Davis prop’r, n s Gallia e of Chillicothe Euth Frank, clerk G. S. Oldfield, res e s John bet Eighth and Ninth Euth Louisa, (wid Martin) res e s John n of Eighth Euth Mary, (wid Christ) res n s Third het Market and Court Evans Adelia, (wid Nathaniel) res cor Bond and Front Evans Miss Caroline, res s e cor Front and Chillicothe Evans George, laborer, res s w cor Tenth and N Waller Evans Henry, boiler Gaylord Rolling Mill, res n s Third w of Gay Evans James, roller, res s e cor Chillicothe and Front Evans Maggie, res n s Twelfth w of Waller Evans Miss Mary, res s e cor Chillicothe and Front Evans Nancy, (wid James) res s w cor Eighth and Gay Evans Nelson W.. attorney, office over 112 W Second, res 127 E Third bet Sinton and Waller Evans Rufus E., heater Gaylord Rolling Mill, res 45 Front cor Washington Evans Sarah, seamstress, res cor Bond and Front Ewing Elmore E.. china, glass and queensware, No. 1 Enterprise Block, Front bet Market and Court, res s s Fourth e of N Waller Ewing Pricie, domestic 17 Third w of Chillicothe H Fagans Charles, street sprinkler, res s s Sixth, w of Gay Fagans Francis M., lab., res w s Madison, bet Second and Third Fagans Henry C., painter, res Madison House Fagans John M., carpenter, Madison House Faivre Alfred A., bootsand shoes, w s Chillicothe, bet Second and Third, res n s Mill, bet Chillicothe and Gay Faivre Jules, marble cutter C. G. Powers, res n s Mill, bet Gay and Chilli cothe Faivre see Fievra Fannon Mollie, bds Mollie Radford Farden Ralph W., blacksmith Portsmouth Foundry and Machine Works, res n s Third, bet Gay and Bond Faretrace Jacob, fireman, res n s Third, w of Massie Farley Frank, wheel-maker, res n s Tenth, bet John and N Waller Farley George, wheel-maker, res n s Tenth, bet John and N Waller Farley Jesse, res n s Tenth, bet John and N Waller Farley John (col’d,) lab., res n w cor Findlay and Twelfth Farmer Rachel, res n s Fourth, w of Jefferson Farmers’ House, Solomon Thompson, prop’r, Front, bet Madison and Massie Farmers’ National IBank, George Davis President, J. M. Wall Cashier, 118 Market Farnham Homer W. (Towne & Farnham,) also Prosecuting Attorney, res s e cor Fourth and Sinton 48 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Fossett Isaac (cold’d,) drayman, res n s Tenth, e of John Faverty John M., lab., res s s Ninth, bet N Waller and Offnere Faverty Joseph, res s s Ninth, bet N Waller and Offnere Fawn Jennie (wid John,) res 64 W Sixth Fearnley Joseph, stone cutter, res 67 E Fourth, e of Gay Feiersinger Henry, drayman, res n s Third, bet Jefferson and Madison Findeis .John, Hotel and Saloon, n s Third, w of Market, res same Ferguson Miss A. Lizzie, dress-maker, res n s Second, w of Chillicothe Ferguson Richard (col’d,) lab., res n s Eleventh, e of Washington Ferguson William B., teacher, (col’d school) res es Gay, bet Eleventh and Twelfth Ferguson William J., plasterer, res n s Second, w of Chillicothe Ferguson W. James, plasterer, res n s Second, w of Chillicothe Feurt James H., farmer, res s s Jackson, nr e city limits Field Peter (col’d,) plasterer, res n w cor Gay and Twelfth Fievra Alfred A., shoemaker, res n s Mill, w of Gay Fievra Ambrose, tailor, res n s Mill, w of Gay Fievra Andrew A., tailor, res n s Mill, w of Gay Fievra John J., marble cutter, res n s Mill, w of Gay Fievra Joseph, tailor, res n s Mill, w of Gay Fievra see also Faivre Finch Cyrus M., physician, office 41 Eighth, w of Gay, res n s Eighth, w of Gay Finch Morton B., stone cutter, res s s Third, w of Gay Finton Miss Ella, bds s e cor Chillicothe and Seventh Finton Miss Emma E., bds s e cor Chillicothe and Seventh Firmstone Miss M., res 32 Fourth, bet Washington and Chillicothe First National Bank of I’ortsmoulIi, P. S. lams President, James Y. Gordon Cashier, Win. M. Pursell Ass’t Cashier, 122 Market, bet Front and Second Fischer Joseph, blacksmith w s Madison, bet Front and Second, res same Fisher Alfred, riverman, res w s Court, s of Fifth Fisher Andrew, Conductor, res n s Sixth, e of Market Fisher Benjamin T., roller, res s s Second, bet Chillicothe and Gay Fislier George, Druggist n w cor Chillicothe and Sixth, res same Fisher George, Grocer n s Second, e of Court, res same Fisher Joseph, lab., res s s Fourth, e of Gay Fisher Joseph P., butcher H. Vincent, res w s Court, bet Fourth and Fifth Fisher Louis S., clerk n s Second, e of Court, bds same Fisher Michael, res n s Second, e of Court Fitch Edward, veterinary surgeon, res n e cor Front and Sinton Fitch Henry, boatman, res n e cor Front and Sinton Fitch Hiram, carpenter, res n e cor Front and Sinton Fitch William, teamster, res n e cor Front and Sinton Fitzgerald Martin (Fitzgerald A Mohl,) res s s Eighth, bet Court and Wash ington Fitzgerald & Mohl (Martin Fitzgerald and Frederick Mohl,) Wines and Liquors, Massie Block, Market St Flanders & Cummins (George W. Flanders and Samuel P. Cummins,) Insurance Agents, n w cor Eighth and Gay Flanders Ezekiel F., clerk G. S. Oldfield, res n w cor Eighth and Gay Flanders George W. (Flanders & Cummins,) resn w cor Eighth and Gay Flanders John W., druggist, res n w cor Eighth and Gay Flanigan James, lab. Thos. P. Brown, bds same Flanigan John, lab., bds J. F. Collins PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 49 CYRUS O. POWERS, ------DEALER IN------FOREIGN and AMERICAN MARBLE Chillicothe Street, between Fourth and Fifth, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. ------o------Monuments, Head Stones, Tablets, Cemetery Posts, Furniture Work, $c. All Orders promptly attended to, and will warrant satisfaction. JOHN LAUTER. JOHN LENHART. TAUTER & LENHART, DEALERS IN HEATING AND COOKING STOVES, And Wholesale anil Retail Dealers In TIN, SHEET IRON AND COPPER WARE. A specialty of Tin Roofing, Gutter ing, Spouting, and all kinds of Job Work. Sole agents for the celebrated soft coal Dubuque Base Burners. Sole agents lor Omaha Cooking Stoves. Market Street, west side, between Second and Third, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. 50 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Flanigan Lawrence, domestic n e cor Second and Washington Fleis Felix, mill man, bds s w cor Third and Chillicothe Fleming Miss Margaret, res n s Eighth, e of John Fleming Malcom, furnaceman, res s s Front, bet Bond and Sinton Fleming Richard (col’d.) teamster, res n s Eleventh, opp n end John Flowers Edward, shoemaker, res Front, e of Court Flowers James, lab. Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res n s Tenth, e of N Waller Flowers John, shoemaker Front, e of Court, res same Flowers William, lab., bds Mrs. M. B. Williams Flynn Philip, lab., res s s Gallia, w of Bond Foley John, lab., res n s Mill, bet Sinton and Waller Foley Patrick, lab., res n s Mill, bet Sinton and Waller Folin Ovid F., carpenter J. B. Gilson & Co., res n s Third, e of Court Folsom James, traveling salesman E. E. Ewing, rooms over No. 1 Enter prise Block Forbay Fred, brickmaker, res w s Chillicothe, near n city limits Forbay John, brick manuf’r, w s Chillicothe, nr n city limits, res same Ford David, lab., res s s Front, e of Gay Ford Trimble, lab. Gaylord Rolling Mill, res s s Front, e of Gay Ford William, wks Gas Works, res s s Fourth, e of Madison Fossett Armsted (col’d) engineer on ferry boat, res s s Eleventh bet Wash ington and Chillicothe Fossett Mary (col’d) res w s Findlay between Tenth and Eleventh Foster Mrs. Alphail, res n s Eighth bet Chillicothe and Washington Foster Frank, engineer, res n s Eighth bet Chillicothe and Washington Foster James, carpenter, res n s Eighth bet Chillicothe and Washington Foster John, clerk W. A. Connolley, bds s s Sixth bet Market and Court Foster Miss Maggie, seamstress, res n s Eighth bet Washington and Chilli cothe Foster William S., (Martin & Foster) res s s Gallia w of Gay Fousse Joseph, lab, Gaylord Rolling Mill. (See Fuse) Fowler William II., lab, res 73 w Seventh Fowler William, traveling salesman, res 139 e Second Fox Arthur, boiler, bds James Ellis Fox Daniel, paver, bds Madison House {Pox John, laundry, 1011 w Front res same (see adv) Fox William, lab, res 71 w Seventh bet Court and Washington Frank Adam, tailor Lehman, Richman & Co., res s s Eighth w of John Frank Annie, seamstress Lehman, Rich mail & Co., res Adam Frank Frank Jacob, lab, res s s Eighth w of John Franklin Rev. James T., Rector Christ Episcopal Church, bds W. A. Hutchins Frantz Felix, heater Gaylord Rolling Mill Frazee Frank, bds Biggs House Frederick Emma, tailoress, res n s Second w of Madison Frederick Miss Frances, seamstress Lehman, Richman & Co., res n s Second w of Madison Frederick Frank, lab, res n s Fourth w of Jefferson Frederick George, helper Burgess Steel A Iron Works, res n s Fourth w of Jefferson Frederick Isidore, pattern dresser H. Eberhardt & Co., res n s Fourth bel Jefferson Frederick Miss Kate, seamstress Lehman, Richman & Co., res n s Second w of Madison PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 01 Frederick Miss Louisa, seamstress Lehman, Richman & Co. res n s Second, w of Madison Frederick Madard, cabinet maker, res n s Second w of Madison Frederick Miss Rieka, res n s Fourth w of Jefferson Freitag Mrs. Mary (wid Frederick) res w s Chillicothes of Tenth Freshen George, bar-keeper J. S. Elder, res s s Fifth e of Market Freshen Josephine (wid George) res s s Fifth e of Market Freshed Miss Mary, seamstress Lehman, Richman & Co., res s s Fifth e of Market Freund Charles, painter, res n s Tenth w of Gay Freund Elizabeth (wid Sebastian) res n s Tenth w of Gay Freund Miss Kate, tailoress, res n s Tenth w of Gay Frey Nicholas, cabinet maker, res n s Third bet Jefferson and Madison Freytag Albert, tobacco and cigars, 93 w Second, res n s Eighth bet Chillicothe and Gay Frcytag Frederick, saloon, s w cor Tenth and Chillicothe, res same Frey tag Henry, musician, res over 93 W Second Freyermuth Nicholas, groceries, Market bet Fourth and Fifth, res same Friedenberg Charles, cigar maker, res n s Third w of Gay Friedenberg Henry, cigar maker, res n s Third w of Gay Friedenberg John, laborer, res n s Third w of Gay Friel Michael, saloon and billiard hall, Massie House, bds Biggs House Friesner W. M., teacher High School, bds e s Court bet Fourth and Fifth Fristoe Miss M. J., artist, res Dr. A. B. Jones Fritts Miss Mollie, res with T. T. Yeager Frizzell Virgil F., shipping clerk Johnson & Roads, bds s e cor Chillicothe and Seventh Froelich Jacob, molder H. Eberhardt & Co., res n s Third e of Madison Frost William, res n e cor Mill and Gay Fry Joshua T., carpenter, res s s Gallia e of Chillicothe Fryer Fred., saloon, w s Court bet Second and Front, res same Fryer Mrs. Matilda C., (wid Benjamin) res n s Third e of Bond Fryer William McD., clerk, res n s Third e of Bond Fuller A. A., photographer Fuller & Hathaway Fuller Andrew J., (Fuller Portsmouth Public Library 52 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Funk Samuel, carpenter, reg n w cor Union and Third Funk Theo. K., attorney at law, office n s Second over Kinney National * Bank, res 84 E Third bet Gay and Bond Fusse Joseph, laborer, res n s Fifth e of Washington Gable George, teamster, res w s Chillicothe pike, nr city limits Gabelmann John, cabinet-maker, ress s Tenth, bet Findlay and John Gabelmann Philip, cabinet-maker, res s s Tenth, bet Findlay and John Gacquat August, lab., res n s Second, bet Washington and Chillicothe Gaffey George IT, with Yeager & Dice, bds Biggs House Gage Andress E., boat builder, res s w cor Madison and Second Gage William (Millhuff & Gage,) res n s Ninth, w of John Galbron John, lab. L. C. Damarin Gallaher Mary, domestic Geo. Davis Gammon Warren, painter, res 233 \V Fourth Gang Henry, heater, res n s Second, w of Jefferson Gang Joseph, boiler maker, res n w cor Fourth and Jefferson Gansby John M., shoemaker n s Gallia, e of Chillicothe, res same Garden Oscar (col’d,) lab., res n e cor Eleventh and Gay Garrett Lottie (col’d,) res n s Eleventh, e of N Waller Gartner Katie, tailoress, res s s Second, bet Massie and Scioto Gartner Philip, drayman, res s s Second, bet Massie and Scioto Garvin Samuel, rolling mill man, bds City Hotel Gateley Barney, lab. Gaylord Rolling Mill, res n s Front, e of Sinton Gateley Miss Margaret, paper hanger, res s s Front, bet Sinton and Waller Gateley Nora, domestic Harry Grimes Gates Mrs. Annie (Mrs. Nickells & Co.) res n s Second, w of Court Gates Benjamin J., knobler, res s s Third, w of Gay Gates Erastus, sign painter, res w s Court, n of Fifth Gates George W., constable, res s s Third, w of Gay Gates William W., res w s Offnere, n of Fifteenth Gattermann Charles, knobler Gaylord Rolling Mill, res n w cor Bond and Fourth Gattermann Miss Lizzie, teacher Second St. Building res n w cor Fourth and Bond Gaugal Xavier, lab., res n s Third, w of Jefferson Gaylord Benjamin, Jr., student, res east end Second, bet Third and Jackson Gaylord Benjamin B., President Gaylord Rolling Mill Company, res east end Second, bet Third and Jackson Gaylord Rolling Mill Co.—President, Benjamin B. Gaylord; Vice- President and Treasurer, J. B. Green; Secretary, Geo. B. Bradley. Office and Works, Front, bet Washington and Chillicothe; Cincinnati House, 90 and 92 Broadway Gaylord Rolling Mill Co.’s Store, n s Front, bet Washington and Chillicothe Gehoe Miss Addie, seamstress Lehman, Richman & Co Gehoe Elizabeth, domestic C. H. Green Gehoe Henry, boiler, res n w cor Mill and Gay Gehoe Leono, domestic Geo Davis Gehoe Pollick, lab., res s s Front, bet Gay and Bond Gehoe Sarah, domestic s s Second, e of Gay Genett Toney, millwright, bds Mrs. B. Woods George Drusilla (wid Robert,) res n s Mill, e of Chillicothe PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 53 J. M. MILLIIUFF. WM. GAGE. MILLHUFF Cr JkSS-E::,. ------DEALERS IN------Family Groceries, Provisions and Produce, N. W. COR. JEFFERSON and SECOND STREETS, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. 'Fl “W Our Fine Selections of Hats, Caps, Collars, Neck Ties, Umbrellas and Gents9 Furnishing Goods. w. smith 9 S. W. Cor. Fourth and Chillicothe Streets, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. General Jobber and Manufacturer of CARRIAGES, WAGONS AND SLEIGHS, All Kinds of Blacksmithing Done to Order. Shop west side Madison St., bet. Front and Second, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. 54 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Georgia Harrison (col’d,) lab., res n s Eleventh, e of John Gerding John F., teamster, res e s Chillicothe, bet Eighth and Ninth Gerding Louis IL, teamster, res s \v cor Offnere and Twelfth Gerlach Mrs. Catharine (wid Conrad,) res n w cor Gay and Seventh Gerlach Conrad. Plumber and dealer in Stoves, Tinware, etc., s 3 Second, e of Market, res s s Second, bet Chillicothe and Gay Gerlach John J.. Groceries, n s Gallia, w of Gay, res same Geschwander Frank, boiler Burgess Steel and Iron Works, bds Biegel’s Hotel Geschwander Frederick, boiler, res w s Madison, n of Front Geschwander John, boiler, res w s Madison, n of Front Geschwander Joseph, puddler Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res Front, w of Massie Geschwander Margaret (wid Lucas,) res w s Madison, n of Front Geschwander Mary, res w s Madison, bet Front and Second Geschwander see Swander Gfroerer Joseph, compositor Portsmouth Correspondent, bds Star Hotel Gharky George H., real estate, res 58 Fourth, w of Washington Gibbs Frank C., Scioto County Auditor, office Court-house, res s s Eighth, bet Gay and Findlay Gibbs, Jesse G., Deputy Auditor, Court-house, res e s Court, bet Fourth and Fifth Gibbs Mrs. G. W., res e s Court, bet Fourth and Fifth Gibson George, foreman at Spike Works, res s s Gallia, e of Sinton Gibson John Q., farmer, res 23 E Second, e of Chillicothe Gies Henry, lab., res n s Gallia, e of Offnere Giesler A. & Co. (Adam Giesler and Conrad Hiltebrand,) Meat Market, w s Market, bet Second and Third Giesler Adam (A. Giesler & Co.,) res w s Market, s of Third Giesler Anna M. (wid Andreas,) res w s Chillicothe, bet Seventh and Eighth Giesler Jacob, barber w s Chillicothe, bet Sixth and Seventh, res w s Wash ington, bet Third and Fourth Gilbers Marlin DL. Sr., grocer and ice Dealer, Front, bet Market and Jefferson, res s s Second bet Market and Jefferson Gilbert Martin B. Jr., salesman M. B. Gilbert Sr., res Third, below Court Gilbert Samuel L., res.64 W Sixth Gildea James F., contractor Gas and Water Works, res n 3 Second, w of Jefferson Gilgen John, spoke turner, res n s Eighth, bet Chillicothe and Gay Gillett Miss Ella, dress-maker, res s s Third, e of Gay Gillett Robert, res s s Third e of Gay Gillett William, res s s Third e of Gay Gillilan Coleman, traveling salesman J. L. Hibbs & Co., res n s Third bet Sinton and N Waller Gilmore Thomas W., (Gilmore & Warner) res s s Eighth bet John and N Waller Gilmore & Warner, (Thomas W. Gilmore and Alexander Warner) dry goods, carpets and fancy goods, 123 W Second Gilsdorf Jacob, dragout Gaylord Rolling Mill, res s s Tenth bet John and N Waller Gilson James B., (J. B. Gilson & Co., also Thomas Carre & Co.) res ws Washington bet Ninth and Tenth Gilson JJ. B. & Co., (James B. Gilson and Thomas Carre) carpenters and builders, s s Third bet Court and Washington PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 55 Gilson William H., general agent, res n s Gallia e of Offnere Gims George, laborer, res s e cor Court and Eighth Gims Jacob, teamster, res n s Seventh bet Court and Washington Gingingbacher Roman, boiler’s helper, res n s Mill e of Sinton Gist Jacob J., book-keeper II. Eberhardt & Co.’s store, bds Biggs House Glass John, laborer, res e s Washington bet Ninth and Tenth Glaze Socrates, res s s Second e of Chillicothe Gleason Martin, wks rolling mill, res s s Front bet Sinton and Waller Gleason Patrick, laborer, res s s Front bet Sinton and Waller Glidden Charles C., bds n w cor Gallia and Offnere Glidden Mrs. E. E., (wid Joseph M.) German teacher, res n s Third eof Sinton Clobe Print Stag Office. S. P. Drake & Son, prop’rs, s s Third bet Court and Market Glockner Adam, boiler maker Portsmouth Foundry and Machine Works, res n s Seventh w of Court Glockner Alexander, cabinet maker Cabinet Makers’ Union, res s s Third bet Gay and Bond Glockner Bernhard, hardware, cutlery &c., es Market bet Second and Third, res n s Sixth bet Market and Court Glockner Frank, salesman, res n s Sixth e of Market Glover Hon. Elijah, res n w cor Fourth and OITnere Goad James W., shingler Gaylord Rolling Mill, res n s Front e of Waller Goad John, policeman, res w s Union s of Front Goehiintj Peter, saloon, w s Chillicothe bet Fifth and Sixth, res ws Findlay bet Seventh and Eighth Goetz Jacob, Jr., painter, res n s Eighth bet John and N Waller Goetz Jacob, Sr., painter, res n s Eighth bet John and N Waller Goins Milburn B.. (col’d) paper hanger, resss Third bet Market and Jefferson Goldsberry Mariah, (wid Isaac) res e sGay n of Twelfth Goltz William, drayman, res s s Fourth bet Jefferson and Madison Good Cyrus, (col’d) laborer, bds e s Market bet Fourth and Fifth Good Mollie, (col’d) res alley bet Court and Washington bet Eighth and Ninth Good Pompey, domestic A. McFarland, Sr. Good William, (col’d) laborer, res s s Eleventh e of Findlay Goodman Michael, shoemaker, Front bet Madison and Massie, res same Gordanier Seth A., horse sheer J. Bender, bds Legler House Gordon James Y., cashier First National Bank of Portsmouth, res n s Seventh bet Washington and Chillicothe Gordon Mary, res Elizabeth Mead Gordon Mrs. Nancy,.(wid George G.) res e s Scioto bet Front and Second Gordy George M., janitor All Saints’ Church, res s s Gallia w of Sinton Gossim Miss Jennie M., dressmaker, res 57 W Sixth Gossim Mrs. Mary, (wid Edward) res 57 W Sixth w of Washington Gould Mrs. Lucy, res s w cor Front and Offnere Gould Miss Phoebe, res n e cor Market and Sixth Gowdy Mrs. Mary, res s s Ninth bet Chillicothe and Washington Gowdy Mrs. Sarah, (wid Edward) res s s Ninth bet Chillicothe and Wash ington Gowdy William, wood turner, resss Ninth bet Washington and Chillicothe Gower James, heater, res 114 W Seventh bet Market and Court . Gower William J., helper, res 114 W Seventh Grady H. A., printer Valley Blade, res ns Twelfth bet Findlay andN Waller Grady James Q., carpenter, res 212 Front bet Waller and Union Grady Wesley, painter, res n s Front e of Sinton Graf Henry, cooper, res w s Chillicothe n of Tenth 56 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Graf Herman, cooper, w s Chillicothe bet Tenth and Eleventh, res same Graf William, cooper, res w s Chillicothe n of Tenth Graft Mrs. Margaret, (wid) res with Fred. Minnery Graham Elijah, res e s Chillicothe nr n city limits Graham George G., salesman C. P. Tracy & Co., bds Biggs House Graham George H., with Silas H. Graham Graham John, laborer, res s s Front bet Gay and Bond Graham John, teamster, res n s Third w of Chillicothe Graham Joseph, ship carpenter, res n s Ninth e of Washington Graham Miss Laura, seamstress Lehman, Richman & Co. Graham Silas H., saloon, 118 w Second, res w s Chillicothe pike n of Thirteenth Graham Col. Troilus J., Infirmary Director, office e s Court bet Front and Second, res e s Chillicothe s of Fourth Graichen /knton, cabinet maker, res s s Ninth e of n Waller Grant John P., publisher the Valley Blade, office 127 w Second, res Web ster, Ohio Grassman Charles, clerk H. Stemshorn, bds same Grassman Henry, cabinet maker, res w s Jefferson bet Front and Second Grassman Miss Louisa, seamstress Lehman, Richman & Co., res w s Jeffer son bet Front and Second Grassman Sophia (wid Henry) res w s Jefferson bet Front and Second Grassman Miss Tillie, seamstress Lehman, Richman <& Co., res w s Jefferson bet Front and Second Gray Henry, at Burgess Steel and Iron Works, bds City Hotel Green Carrie, bds W. S. Carter Green Charles H., shipping clerk Gaylord Rolling Mill Co., res n s Gallia w of Offnere Green Charles S., res s s Gallia e of Sinton Green Cyrus D., res 148 e Second e of Sinton Green Elisha B., res 148 e Second e of Sinton Green Eugene W., sup’t. chair and spike works, res e s Sinton s of Gallia, No. 3 Green’s row Green Frank M., res s s Gallia e of Sinton Green Granville, res ws Washington n of Tenth Green Jared B., vice president and treasurer Gaylord Rolling Mill Co., res s s Ninth bet n Waller and Offnere Green William S., clerk Gaylord Rolling Mill Co., res s s Ninth bet n Wal ler and Offnere Gregory Hiram D., assistant civil engineer J. B. Gregory, res n s Third bet Market and Court Gregory John 01.. (Gregory & Waller) also city civil engineer and county surveyor, office Massie Block, res n s Third e of Market Gregory & Waller, (John B. Gregory and Wm. Waller) Real Estate agents, office over W. Kinney & Co’s, bank, Market street Gribel Leo, cigar maker Mrs. T. Lehmann, res s s Fifth e of Market Gribel Martin, cigar box maker, res s s Fifth e of Market Grice William B., attorney at law, office e s Market 4 doors n of Second, room Market street over Portsmouth National Bank Grier John, painter, res s s Front w of Union Griesheimer Adam, tailor, res s s Sixth e of Gay Griffie Ro.sana (col’d wid) res n s Eleventh opp n e John Grimes Byron J., druggist, res n w cor Washington and Sixth Grimes Harry S., merchandise broker and auctioneerer, 111 w Front, res s s Second w of Bond PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 57 7 DENTIST, OFFICE, NORTH SIDS SECOND STREET, Comer First Alley above Court Street, HENRY NAGELEISEN, Manufacturer of all /\ Also Dealer in Imported Brands of Cigars, f and KeyWest Cigars, SECOND STREET, BETWEEN COURT and WASHINGTON, PORTSMOUTH, onio. ------DEALER IN------Stoves am cl Tim W are SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO Tin Roofing, Spouting, Guttering, and all Kinds of Job Work, Second Street, 5 doors above Court, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. Agent for the Celebrated Coal and Wood Cook Stove, “May Flower”-best in the city. 58 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Grimes James, res n w cor Washington and Sixth Grimes Moses (col’d) cook, res ss Fourth e of Gay Grimes William, salesman C. C. Bode, res e s Offnere bet Ninth and Gallia Groh John, lab Gavlord Rolling Mill, res n s Tenth bet Washington and Chillicothe Grohman John, section boss M. & C. R. R., res n s Tenth w of Gay Groomes Fannie (wid John) res s s Fifth bet Court and Market Groomes John W., photographer, n s Second bet Market and Court, res same Grosman Benjamin, lab, res Front bet Madison and Massie Grosman Filista (wid George) res Front bet Madison and Massie Grosman William, puddler, res Front bet Madison and Massie Gross Mary (col’d) res s s Twelfth bet Findlay and n Waller Gross William C. (col’d) lab, res s s Third bet Court and Washington Grossman Eva, domestic Dr. A. B. Jones Grossman Joseph, boiler, res n s Second w of Madison Grossman see Grasman and Grassman Grout James O., cabinet maker, res s s Front e of Sinton Grubb Elsie, res es Washington n of Ninth Guillaume Xavier, wagon maker, res n s Third w of Jefferson Gulker William, lab, res n s Fourth w of Gay Gunn Miss Caroline, res n s Eighth w of Findlay Gunn Charles L.. engineer, res n s Fourth e of Court Gunn Martha A (wid P. C.) res n s Fourth e of Court Gunn Miss Mary Jane, teacher, res n s Eighth w of Findlay Gunn Thomas, carpenter, res s s Ninth e of n Waller Guthgsell Frank J., res s s Seventh bet Market and Court Guthgsell Henry, druggist, res s s Seventh bet Court and Market Guthgsell Malinda, at Portsmouth Shoe Factory, res ss Seventh bet Court and Market Gwin Catharine (wid Jackson) res n s Second w of Madison Gwin David, painter, res n s Second w of Madison Gyor Eva, domestic A Davis Gyor Henry, lab, res ss Sixth bet Chillicothe and Gay Gyor Oscar, lab, res s s Sixth bet Chillicothe and Gay Guyot Hyppolite, lab Gaylord Rolling Mill I-I Haag, Henry boatman, s s 4th w of Gay Haag, Joseph candy maker, V. Reinhart & Co., res s s 4th w of Gay Haag, Peter drayman, res s s 4th w of Gay Haequard, Charles res n s 6th bet Market and Court Haequard, Eugene (II. D. Zeigler & Co.,) res n s 6th bet Market and Court Haefner, Frederick teamster, res s s 11th bet Chillicothe and Gay Haefner, Louis machine hand, res s s 11th bet Chillicothe and Gay Hafner, Jacob moulder, res w s Jefferson n of 4th Hafner, John lab, res w s Jefferson n of 4th Hahn, John moulder, H. Eberhardt & Co. Haley, Addison (col’d) plasterer, res s s 12th w of North Waller Hahn, David, res n s 7th bet Court and Washington Haley, Annie domestic, S. E. Varner Haley, Samuel (col’d) lab res n s 10th e of John Hall, Miss Annie seamstress, bds 67 e 4th Hall, Belle (wid Jeremiah) res n s 12th w of North Waller PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 59 Hall, Miss Hattie res s s 3d e of Madison Hall, Henry res e s Court bet 4th and 5th Hall, Rebecca (wid Octavus) res with M. Crain Hall, James C, (col’d) saloon, s s 12th e of North Waller, res same Hall, Mrs. Mary B. (wid Dr. O. J.) res n. s. 2d w of Gay Hall, Mrs. Sarah (wid James) res s s 3d e of Madison Hall, Thomas S. Livery and Boarding Stable, n s 3d w of Chillicothe, res s e cor 5th and Washington Hall, William Foote City Weigher, office e s Court bet 2d and 3d, bds s s 4th between Washington and Chillicothe Hamilton, Mrs. R. R. res n e cor 2d and Washington Hamilton, William R. Grocer, s s 9th eof John, res same Hancock, William BL Fruit, Confectionery and News Depot, I0G w 2d res SO w 6th bet Court and Washington Hanitsch, William cigar maker, C. Schumann, res n s 9th bet Chillicothe and Washington Hanitsch, Casper laborer Gaylord Rolling Mill, res n w cor 10th and Chilli cothe Hanigan, Peter J. moulder H. Eberhardt & Co., res n. s. 2d between Madison and Jefferson Hann, Adam Tailor, and Agent Aetna Sewing Machines, n s Gallia bet Chillicothe and Gay, res same Hannahs, James barkeeper, res n s 9th bet John and North Waller Hannahs, James McC. hostler, res n s 9th between John and North Wal ler. Hans, Elizabeth (wid Henry) res n e cor 3d and Madison. Hans, George teamster Gaylord Rolling Mill, res 202 w 4th Hans, Miss Katie tailoress, res n c cor 3d and Madison Hans. Miss Mary tailoress, res n e cor 3d and Madison Hans, Philip laborer, res s s4th bet Market and Jefferson Hanson, Lloyd S. (col’d) barber, res basement Christ’s Church, cor 3d and Bond Hard, James II. carpenter, res s w cor Gallia and Gay Hard, Philip E. teamster, res n s third e Washington Hard, William Groceries, s w cor Gallia and Sinton, res same Hard, William C. salesman, R. Brunner, res s w corner Gallia and Sinton Harff, William laborer, res n s 11th e of N. Waller Harman, H i ley domestic, George Crawford Harper John J. Judge, Court Common Pleas, res s e cor Washington and 6th Harris, Catherine A. res 33 Third Harris, John W. roller, res n s Front bet Sinton and Waller Harris, Joseph W. clerk, W. A. Connolley, bds s e cor Chillicothe and 7th Harris, Miss Lavina res Mrs. I. Jordan Harris, Miss Mary J. res 33 w 3d Harris, Mrs. Nellie (col’d wid John) res n s 10th e of Washington Harris, Thomas laborer, Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res 227 w 4th Harris, William news agent, Steamer Bonanza, res w s Washington bet 9th and 10 th Harris, William res 33 w 3d, bet Washington and Chillicothe Harris, William L. pattern maker, res 33 w 3d, bet Washington and Chil licothe Hartley, Fred steel melter, Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res John Hart ley Hartley, John steel melter, res ws Chillicothe bet 6th and 7th 60 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Hartley, John N. laborer, Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res w s Chilli cothe bet 6th and 7th Hass, George laborer, res w s Offnere, s of Jackson Hatfield, Mattie, (wid Louis) res s s 11th e of Washington Hathaway, J. G. (Fuller & Hathaway) Haubert Frank E. clerk, W. A. Connolley, res s e corner 4th and Gay Haubert, M. Al. clerk, W. A. Connolley, ress e cor 4th and Gay Haubert Peter, boiler, res s e cor Fourth and Gay Haubert P. J. L., clerk W. A. Connolley, res s e cor Fourth and Gay Hauck Peter, foreman Portsmouth Ice Co., res n s Fifth, below Market Haveicotte Christ, farmer, res Robinson ave., n of Fifteenth Ilavekotte William, Grocer, n s Gallia, e of Gay, res same Hazlet William, teamster, res in alley w of Market n of Sixth Heaton Leonidas C., res n s Gallia, e of Offnere Heer Abraham, grocer s e cor Eleventh and Gay Heer Anna, domestic R. A. Calvert Heer David, traveling salesman C. P. Tracy & Co, res 78 E Eighth, w of Findlay Heer Joseph, blacksmith s s Ninth, e of N Waller, res same Hlelil Christian. Wagon Maker, n s Fifth, w of Chillicothe, res n s Seventh, w of Chillicothe Heid Charles, res s e cor Thirteenth and Chillicothe Heid Conrad, shoemaker e s Chillicothe, s of Sixth, res s s Ninth, e of N Waller Heid John, carriage maker, res es Waller, bet Tenth and Eleventh Heid Joseph, drayman M. B. Gilbert, res s s Third, bet Market and Jef ferson Heid Louis, boot and shoemaker, shop and res n s Third, w of Washington Heid Mary, domestic C. T. Pursell Heid Michael, shoemaker, res s e cor Chillicothe and Thirteenth Heid Michael Jr., policeman Sixth Ward, res n s Twelfth, nr Offnere Heidel berger Ambrose, puddler helper, ress w cor Sixth and Gay Heidelberger Valentine, tailor L. Eisman & Bro., bds Biegel’s Hotel Ileinisch G. 8B., Grocer n e cor Gallia & Gay, res same Heisel John, cigar-maker, res s s Ninth, w of Gay Heisel Fred, cigar-maker, res s s Fifth, w of Chillicothe Heisel Henry, shoemaker W.Steindam, res n w cor Third and Washington Heisel Manda, res e s Findlay, bet Ninth and Tenth Heisel Valentine, shoemaker es Chillicothe, bet Fourth and Gallia, res s s Gallia, bet Chillicothe and Gay Helbig Henry, brick mason, res n s Tenth, bet Chillicothe and Gay Helfenstein George W., salesman Damarin & Co., res s s Third, bet Market and Court Hellman Barbara (wid Philip J.,) res e s Chillicothe, bet Eleventh and Twelfth Hellmann George A., lab., res n s Fifth, w of Washington Helt George (Charles Winter & Co.,) res n e cor Chillicothe and Eleventh Helt Miss Mary, res Charles Winter Helterbrant Jane, domestic J. L. Watkins Hempstead Dr. G. S. B., res east end Second, with B. B. Gaylord Henderson Hugh, drayman, res n s Ninth, w of Court Henderson Sarah (wid John,) res s s Ninth, bet Court and Washington Hendricks George (col’d,) lab., res e s Washington, n of Ninth Hendrickson William R., policeman, res n s Ninth, w of Washington Hengsen Frederick, res with F. Welty PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 61 WIIalalAM BURT, Practical Gas & Steam Fitter & Plumber All Work Done Promptly and Satisfaction Guaranteed, Second Street, east of Court, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. Misses A. & M. EAVES, Mfillinery and Chillicothe Street, Opp. Connolley’s Store, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. A complete stock of Millinery Goods, comprising a fine assortment of Hats, Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers and. Feathers, in. all the new and leading styles, at very low prices. Agency for Mme. Demored's Reliable Paterns of Fashion. Subscriptions received for Demorest's Monthly Magazine. Yearly $3, with a splendid Chromo. 62 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Henkle John, compositor Valley Blade, res Tenth bet Washington and Court Henley William T., molder H. Eberhardt A Co., res Springville, Ky. Henneke George, varnisher Cabinet Makers’ Union, res s s Third w of Sinton Henneke John A., Cabinet Makers’ Union, res ss Third w of Sinton Herbert Charles, laborer, res w s Offnere bet Third and Fourth Herbst John, saloon, e s Chillicothe bet Tenth and Eleventh Herbst Mary, (wid Joseph) res s s Front bet Sinton and Waller Herbst Peter, laborer, res n s Fourth bet Chillicothe and Gay Herbst Philip, laborer, res n s Fourth e of Chillicothe Herbst Valentine, boiler, res s s Front bet Sinton and Waller Herd Godlieb, laborer, res n s Fourth bet Bond and Gay Herder Adam, blacksmith, res w s John bet Seventh and Eighth Herder Anna M., (wid John M.) res n e cor Chillicothe and Eleventh Herder Catharine, (wid) res with Mrs. B. Hellman Herder Delia, with S. Herder Herder George, blacksmith, n s Fifth w of Chillicothe, res ss Ninth bet John and Findlay Herder Philip, (Herder & Steiger) res w s John bet Seventh and Eighth Herder Philip, fireman, res s s Eighth w of Chillicothe Herder & Steiger. (Philip Herder and Christ Steiger) merchant tailors, w s Chillicothe bet Sixth and Seventh Herman Ernest, saloon and billiard hall, w s Chillicothe bet Sixth and Seventh, res same Herms F. Charles, (Marling & Herms) res n w cor Ninth and John Herms Hermann, teacher of German, res s s Ninth e of John Herrell James S., book-keeper, bds s e cor Chillicothe and Seventh Hest Henry, coppersmith H. Eberhardt & Co., res e s John bet Seventh and Eighth Heubael Christ, farmer, res nr the n e cor Offnere and Jackson Heubenbarger Mary, domestic Legler House Heugel Joe E., saloon, w s Court bet Front and Second, res Front w of Court .Hewitt Albert, drag out Gaylord Rolling Mill, res n s Mill w of Sinton Hey Adam, baker, res n s Fourth e of Chillicothe Hey Jacob, laborer, res n s Fourth e of Chillicothe Hey Jacob, res s s Gallia w of Gay Hey Miss Rosa, seamstress Lehman, Richman A Co. PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 63 Hill Powell, (col’d) laborer, res alley bet Gay and Findley, bet 12th and 13th Hill William, teamster, res e s Chillicothe bet 2d and 3d Hill Samuel, groceries, w s Market bet 2d and 3d, res same Hiltebrand Conrad, (A, Geisler & Co.) res w s Market s of 3d. Hilton Joseph J., boiler Gaylord Rolling Mill, res s w cor Front and Gay Hilton Joseph K , engineer Portsmouth Planing Mill, resss 12th eof Find lay Hinckef Joseph, varnisher, res n s 10th bet Court and Washington Hise Philip, saddler, res n s 9th e of John Hock George, conductor, res s s 5th e of Market Hock George sr., res s s 4th e of Jefferson Hock John, cabinet maker, Cabinet Maker’s Union, res n s 6th bet Chilli cothe and Gay Hockenberger Mary, domestic, F. Kleffner Hoefner Eliza, domestic, 84 e 2d Hoewner Frederick, teamster, Cabinet Maker’s Union, res s s llthbet Chil licothe and Gay Hoff George, laborer, res n s 4 th w of Bond Hoff George jr., apprentice, J. F. Schlich ter, res n s 4th w of Bond Hoffman Miss Lizzie L., res with John Brown Hoffman Nicholas, teamster, res George Biown Holland Burrel (col’d,) whitewasher, res s s Eleventh, bet John and N Waller Holliday Andrew (col’d,) lab., res n s Eleventh, e of N Waller Hollingsworth John, lab., res Gallia, eof Agricultural Works Hollis Catharine B. (wid Willard II.,) res s s Twelfth, w of N Waller Holman George W., salesman E. E. Ewing, bds n s Second, bet Sinton and Bond, Dr. C. C. Fulton Holman John, blacksmith Gaylord Rolling Mill, res s s Second, eof Waller Holt Vincent (col’d,) lab., res s s Ninth, bet Waller and Offnere Hood John W., painter J. Barbee, bds n s Third, bet Chillicothe and Wash ington Hook Michael, prop’r Valley House, n e cor Chillicothe and Gallia Hoover Rebecca (wid John,) res w s Union, s of Front Hope Edward N. (W. W. Little <& Co.,) res 84 E Second Hornung Joseph, cooper s s Second, bet Jefferson and Madison, res same Horr Matilda (wid Philip,) res 9 W Fourth Horr William, machinist Portsmouth Foundry and Machine Works, res Fourth, bet Chillicothe and Washington Hoss Adam, painter, res 60 W Third Hoss Kate, stitcher Portsmouth Shoe Factory, res 60 W Third Flossman Cassie, domestic John Waller Hotz Ernest, lab., res Front, het Massie and Scioto Hotz John, lab., res Front, bet Massie and Scioto Houser,E C. (wid Henry,) res with J. E. Valgean Houser Miss Savilla, res with J. E. Valgean Howell Mrs. E. R. (wid James S.,) res s s Third, w of Gay Hoxworth Isabel (wid Dr. John N.,) res w s Court, bet Fourth and Fifth Hubbard Elizabeth (wid John,) res n s Third, w of Jefferson Hubbard John, lab., res n s Fourth, bet Gay and Bond Hubbard Mary, domestic 62 W Fourth Hubbell Celia (wid Andrew,) res w s Chillicothe, opp Thirteenth Hubbs William, boiler, bds Farmers’ Hotel Huber Prof, Carl, Principal (German) Public Schools, res s s Third, bet N Waller and Union 64 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Hubert Andrew, ware-house man Portsmouth Branch M. and C. R. R., res n s Tenth, e of N Waller Huddleson Luther, shingler rolling mill, res n s Front, bet Chillicothe and Gay Hucls Hermann, New York Dye House, n s Third, bet Court and Washington, res same (see card) Huggins George W., Agent Sterling Coal Co., office se cor Chillicothe and Sixth, res s s Fourth, bet Chillicothe and Washington Hughes Charles C. (J. E. Hughes & Sons,) res n s Front, e of Waller Hughes Daniel O., (J. E. Hughes Sons,) res n s Front, e of Waller Hughes David, tailor, res s s Seventh, e of Washington Hughes Edward B., miller J. P. McAndrew Hughes Mrs. Elizabeth, res 20 E Second Hughes Enoch, steel roller Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res 93 E Second HugliCN J. E. & Sons (John E., Charles and Daniel O. Hughes) tailors, ws Chillicothe het Second and Third Hughes John E., (J. E. Hughes & Sons) res Front e of Waller Hughes Morgan, (Hughes & O’Rork) res n s Mill bet Gay and Bond Hughes O. D., tailor, res n s Front e of Waller Hughes & O’Rork (Morgan Hughes and Charles O’Rork) furniture, n s Second, w of Chillicothe Hughes William, saloon steamer Ohio, res s s Eighth bet Findlay and John Hull David, book-keeper, res 111 W Sixth Hults Harriet, (wid Ezekiel) res n s Fourth e of Gay Hummel George, brick mason, res n s Gallia e of Gay Hummel George, baker M. & S. Timmonds, bds Legler House Hummel Linda, domestic 92 E Second Hummel Philip, butcher, res n e cor Tenth and John Hummel Philip, turner, res n e cor Tenth and John Hummel Sarah (wid Philip) res n s Gallia, e of Gay Hummel Theodore, carpenter, res n s Gallia, bet John and N Waller Hummel William, cigar-maker, res n e cor John and Tenth Hunster Alexander A., barber, res n s Sixth w of Chillicothe Hunster Andrew W., lab., res n s Sixth, w of Chillicothe Hunt Alexander (col’d,) teamster, res alley bet Gay and Findlay bet Twelfth and Thirteenth Hurth Adolph, salesman M. Stanton, res s s Sixth, bet Market and Court Huston Joseph, drayman, res alley bet Front and Second, below Jefferson Huston Sam. J., attorney at law, office s s Second, bet Market and Court Huston Thomas J., policeman, (carpenter,) res s s Eleventh, bet Washing ton and Chillicothe Hutchins Wells A., attorney at law, res n e cor Gallia and N Waller Hyat Levi N. (McElrath & Hyat,) res s s Eleventh, bet John and N Waller Hyatt Cornelius C., res 65 E Second lams Percival S., President First National Bank of Portsmouth, res s s Fourth, bet Court and Washington Irwin Cyrus E., Clerk City Council, resides 156 E Third, bet Sinton and Waller Jack, Charles L., paper hanger, res 91 W Seventh Jack Captain James P., res 91 Seventh, e of Court Jack James, salesman, res 91 W Seventh Jackson Andrew, lab. Wm. Raynor ’8'23® ,/W. m .WF'^A'/.K lyi'®hisn!EiL \ ewspaper, ----- AND THZ Best Advertising Medium ia Southern Ohio, OUR FACILITIES FOR axOTiwe E UNSURPASSED. <$o" OFFICE—MASSIE BLOCK, CORNER MARKET AND SECOND STREETS. TIMES THREE-COLOR PRESS. ■ I - PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY". 65 MERCHANT TAILOR AND DEALER IN GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, IVo. 109 West Second Street, PORTSMOUTH, onio. J O S K Is II 9 CARPENTER and BUILDER. Buildings of all Kinds Contracted for, and Estimates Furnished, Jobbing Promptlg Attended to. Chillicothe Street, bet. Tenth and Eleventh, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. Proprietor New York Dye House, THIRD STREET, BETWEEN COURT and WASHINGTON, FORTSMOVTH, OHIO. ----- o----- Every variety of ladies’ and gentlemen’s garments, piece goods, &c., cleaned and dyed. Also, ladies’ hats shaped, colored, bleached and pressed. JOHN FOX’S LAUNDRY, 1O1 1-Q West Front Street, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. Gents’, Ladies’ and Family Washing and Ironing. Ml clothes will be called for and returned upon short notice. Par ticular Attention given to Gentlemen’s Fine Shirts. 66 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Jackson Fleming, waiter Cooper’s restaurant, res s s Sixth, bet Chillicothe and Gay Jackson Johnson, lab., res n s Seventh, w of Gay Jackson Rev. J. C., pastor Bigelow M. E. Church, res s s Fifth, w of Wash ington Jackson Perry J., res n s Seventh, w of Gay Jahraus John V., tailor, res s s Fourth, bet Market and Jefferson James Edwin (col’d,) lab., res n s Eleventh, bet Findlay and John Jamison Benjamin (col’d,) lab., res w s Findlay, n of Tenth Jannett Tony, millwright Gaylord Rolling Mill, bds Mrs. B. Woods (see Gen nett) Jaquert August, knobler Gaylord Rolling Mill, res n s Second, e of Wash ington (see Gacquot) Jarvis Edna, domestic 106 E Second Jarvis Joseph T., helper Gaylord Rolling Mill, res n s Mill, e of Sinton Jarvis Lyman, carpenter W. S. Pattin, bds s s Third, bet Market and Court Jarvis Richard, lab., res n s Front, w of Chillicothe Jefferson Miss Ida, milliner Miss Maggie Lloyd, res s w cor Gallia and N Waller Jefferson John C., clerk E. E. Ewing, res s w cor Gallia and N Waller Jefferson Joseph M., salesman M. & S. Timmonds, res s w cor N Waller and Gallia Jefferson Mrs. Maria (wid Benjamin,) res s w cor Gallia and N Waller Jeffords Ezra, drayman, res n s Eighth, w of N Waller JclFords Frank, Grocer, s e cor Ninth and N Waller, res n s Eighth, bet N Waller and John Jeffords George W., clerk Postoffice, res n s Eighth, bet John and N Waller Jeffords Thomas, boatman, res Front, bet Massie and Scioto Jennings Sanford B. (Prendergast & Jennings,) res Biggs House Jetnetzky Pauline, domestic n e cor Second and Washington Jewell Charles S., book-keeper First National Bank of Portsmouth, bds G. W. Gibbs Johns Kate, domestic Captain W. B. Williams Johns Jacob, drayman, res 129 E Third, e of Sinton Johns Maggie, domestic John Eisman Johns Robert B., blacksmith Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res s s Sixth, e of Market Johnson Albert T., clerk, res 57 W Second Johnson Benjamin (col’d,) steward Bonanza, res es Gay, bet Eleventh and Twelfth Johnson Calvin, teamster, bds s w cor Washington and Fourth Johnson Cornelius (col’d,) pantryman Biggs House, res s w cor Eleventh and John Johnson Elizabeth, res n s Tenth, e of N Waller Johnson Granville, domestic L. C. Robinson Johnson Jacob, (col’d,) lab., res s s Twelfth, e of Findlay Johnson James (col’d,) lab., res bet Court and Washington, n of Tenth Johnson John 11., res n s Second, bet Chillicothe and Gay Johnson Josiah, lab., res w s Madison, bet Second and Third Johnson Loueada (wid Joseph,) res in rear of Adam Arnold’s Johnson Martin (col’d,) lab., res n s Eleventh, opp n end of John Johnson Mary R. (wid George,) res 57 W Second, w of Washington Johnson Moses (col’d,) carpenter, res w s Chillicothe, n of Thirteenth PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 67 Johnson & Roads (Sherman G. Johnson and Josiah H. Roads,) Wheels, Spokes, Hubs and Carriage Material, office and works north end Chillicothe St Johnson Sherman G. (Johnson & Roads,) res n s Second, bet Sinton and N Waller Johnson Sam. Miles, Clerk Internal Revenue Eleventh District, O., res 57 W Second, bet Court and Washington Johnson Thomas, boiler Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res n w cor Front and Massie Johnson Tracy B., salesman C. P. Tracy & Co., res 54 W Second Johnston David S., music dealer, res w s Washington, bet Third and Fourth Johnston James S., music dealer, res w s Washington bet Third and Fourth Johnston Thomas II., carpenter and builder e s Gay, bet Fourth and Gallia, res n w cor Seventh and John Jones A. Barry (Jones & Kline,) res n s Fifth, bet Court and Washington Jones Alexander, Saloon and Restaurant, w s Chillicothe, bet Fifth and Sixth, res n w cor John and Eighth Jones Alfred, policeman, res s s Front, e of Chillicothe Jones David, painter R. T. Reid, res same Jones David D., grocer n w cor Front and Washington, res same Jones Rev. El ward, pastor Calvinistic Methodist Church, res n s Third bet Chillicothe and Gay Jones Mrs. Ellen, dressmaker, res s s Fifth w of Court Jones George II., (H. E. & G. H. Jones) res n w cor Front and Washington Jones George W., res 96 E Second w of Bond Jones Hannah, (wid Henry) res n s Third bet Chillicothe and Gay Jones Colonel Henry E., (IT. E. & G. IT. Jones) res s s Second bet Chilli cothe and Gay Jones II. E. & G. II., (Henry E. and George H. Jones) attorneys at law, office Second st over Kinney National Bank Jones Henry F., carpenter, res n s Mill bet Chillicothe and Gay Jones Jacob, laborer, res n s Front w of Gay Jones James A., wks Gaylord Rolling Mill, res n s Front bet Washington and Chillicothe Jones Mrs. Jane, (wid Thomas) res s e cor Third and Chillicothe Jones John, plumber, gas and steam fitter, 122 W Second bet Market and Court, res same (see adv) Jones John, (John Jones & Co.) res e s Gay bet Twelfth and Thirteenth Jones John & Co., hats, caps, furs etc., 110 W Second Jones John D., res n w cor Front and Washington Jones Joseph, painter, res n s Front w of Gay Jones & Inline, (A. B. Jones and P. J. Kline) physicians and surgeons, office n s Fifth bet Court and Washington Jones Louis, laborer, res s w cor Mill and Waller Jones Miss Maggie, seamstress Lehman, Richman & Co. Jones Morris, boiler Gaylord Rolling Mill, res s s Front e of Chillicothe Jones Nathan, res Andrew Fisher Jones Robert, res W. Salter Jones Samuel J., carpenter, res n s Mill bet Gay and Bond Jones Thomas, machinist with A. Jones, res n w cor John and Eighth Jones Thomas, conductor, res s s Third bet Washington and Chillicothe Jones Thomas, (col’d) waiter Biggs House, bds same Jones William, carpenter, res n s Front w of Gay Jones William, bar-keeper, res n w cor John and Eighth Jones William B., heater Gaylord Rolling Mill, res ss Fifth wof Chillicothe 68 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Jones William E., boiler Gaylord Rolling Mill, res n s Mill w of Gay Jordan Mrs. Jrene, (wid John) res s s Second bet Chillicothe and Gay Jordan William, traveling salesman Reed & Peebles, res. s s Second bet Chillicothe and Gay Julian Butler, millinery, n s Sixth w of Chillicothe, res same Julian Edward Z, musician, res n s Sixth w of Chillicothe Jung Julius, laborer, res n s Third w of Washington Jung Philip, tailor, res n s Third w of Washington Justice Archie, (col’d) fireman Gaylord Rolling Mill, bds e s Market bet Fourth and Fifth Justice Joseph, riverman, res n s Eleventh bet John and N Waller Justice Mary, (wid Champion) res n s Eleventh bet John and N Waller Justice Wesley V., teamster, res s s Twelfth w of N Waller Kah Mathias, sheet iron worker C. Gerlach, res n s Seventh bet Court and Washington Kaiser Elizabeth, (wid) res John Maule Kalb George, drayman, res n s Seventh w of Chillicothe Kalar David, cupola tender Portsmouth Foundry and Machine Works, res s s Third e of Madison Kalar Frank, boiler, res s s Second w of Madison Kalar Frederica, (wid Christ) res s s Second w of Madison Kalar William, helper, res s s Second w of Madison Ka nouse Frederick W., (Walters <& Co.) res s s Eleventh e of Chillicothe Kapphahn Ferdinand, carpenter, res e s Court s of Ninth Kapphahn William, furniture packer, res e s Court s of Ninth Kaps John, brick mason, res n s Eighth w of Court Kaps Peter, brick manuf’r, yard Tenth at n end of Court, res same Karl Annie, domestic M. R. Tewksbury Kauffman Z. Joseph, clothing, n e cor Market and Front, res 304 Court Kautzleben Hermann, druggist, es Market bet Second and Third, res 142 E Second Kay David, wks L. C. Damarin. res s s Jackson e of Offnere Kearns Watkins, book-keeper Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res s s Third bet Sinton and Waller Kebortz Christian, cooper, res n s Sixth e of Gay Keefe Thomas, salesman J. F. Towel], resss Eleventh bet Chillicothe and Gay Keer Joseph, res s s Fourth w of Gay Keer Miss Maria (Coe Keer) res s s Second w of Court Keer William, res s s Fourth w of Gay Keer William Jr., constable, res s s Fourth bet Sinton and N Waller Keffer Alice, domestic T. G. Lloyd Keffer Frank, carpenter, res n s Third bet Chillicothe and Gay Kegler Mary, domestic W. A. Hutchins ’ Kehoe Charles T., traveling salesman C. P. Tracy 7 and ‘TJklXsOM. Also, Dyer and Scourer. Clothes Cleaned and Renovated. Silk Hats Re-Shaped in the Best Manner. North side Second Street, six doors above Court, fortsmouti-i, omo, PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 69 V. REINHART. J. BECKER, Jr. V. JREIWHART No. 115 MA RKET STREET, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. 70 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Kehrer George, lab, res ss Front bet Chillicothe and Gay Kehrer Miss Louisa, seamstress Lehman, Richman & Co., res Front bet Chillicothe and Gay Kehrer Mrs. Louisa (wid Charles) res s s Front bet Chillicothe and Gay Kehrer Samuel, messenger W. U. Telegraph Co., res Front bet Chillicothe and Gay Kehrer William, carder, res s s Front bet Chillicothe and Gay Keidich Eva, domestic 41 Sixth Keil John, butcher, res s s Fifth bet Chillicothe and Washington Keirchner Adam, lab, bds Commercial Exchange Keiser Frederic (H. P. Yaeger & Co.) res w s Chillicothe bet Fifth and Sixth Kellar Frank, shoemaker, res s s Ninth bet Washington and Chillicothe Kellar John, carpenter, res s s Ninth bet Washington and Chillicothe Kellar John Jr., lab, res s s Ninth bet Washington and Chillicothe Kellar Martin, stove moulder, res s s Ninth bet Washington and Chilli- PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 71 Kerns John, riverman, res n w cor John and Tenth Kerns Robert, riverman, res n w cor John and Tenth Kerns Shepherd, cooper, res n s Tenth w of John Kerr Adam. Justice of the Peace, office es Court bet Second and Third, bds s w cor Chillicothe and Third Kerr Augustus P., res 168 E Second w of Waller Kerr Clinton, carpenter, res s w cor Mill and Bond Kerr Miss Jennie, bds s w cor Third and Chillicothe Kerrigan Patrick, laborer, res s s Seventh w of Chillicothe Kessinger Charles W., wood molder, res n s.Eleventh e of N Waller Kessinger William, turner, res n s Eleventh e of Waller Kessler Leopold, boiler Gaylord Rolling Mill, res w s Chillicothe n of Thirteenth Ketchum Rev. H. A., pastor Second Presbyterian Church, res s s Eighth e of Findlay Ketner Charles, boiler maker, res n s Third e of Jefferson Keyes F. A., draughtsman, bds Mrs. R, McCord Keyes Jamc<, carpenter, res s s Fourth e of Chillicothe Kibbler Sophia, (wid Martin) res s s Fourth bet Jefferson and Madison Kieckbach Mrs. Mary, dressmaker, e s Court bet Fourth and Filth res same Kiefer Miss Amelia, res with L. Blomeyer Kiefer Charles, laborer, res 130 E Third Kiefer Charles F., turner, res 132 E Third Kiefer Edward, laborer, res 130 E Third Kiefer Frederick, cigar-maker II. Nageleisen, resides e s Market, s of Fifth Kiefer Louis, bundler, res 132 E Third Kilgore George, wheel maker, res s s Eleventh, e of John Kimble Henry (col’d,) lab., bds S. Burkley Kimle Adam, butcher, res s s Gallia, w of Gay Kimle Clemens, tinner H. Eberhardt & Co., res s s Third, bet Market and Jefferson Kimle Frank, blacksmith, res s s Gallia, w of Gay Kimle Mrs. Margaret (wid John,) res s s Gallia, w of Gay Kim pel Mrs. H., res 42 Sixth King Daniel R., roller, res n e cor Front and Sinton King Frank, lab., res n s Second, e of Court Kinkead J. Hazlett, clerk Adams Express Co., res 115 E Second Kinney Charles, res w s Washington, bet Second and Third Kinney Edward, res w s Washington, bet Second and Third Kinney Mrs. E. W. (wid Charles,) res w s Washington, bet Second and Third Kinney Miss Ella, res 85 E Second, bet Gay and Bond Kinney Harry E., book-keeper IT. R. Kinney, res Chillicothe pike, one mile north of the city Kinney Henry R.. Hardware 415 Chillicothe, bet Fourth and Fifth, res Chillicothe pike, one mile north of city ' Kinney John W., Cashier Kinney National Bank, res Mount Tabor Kinney Miss Kate D., teacher Fourth St. Building, res w s Washington, bet Second and Third Kinney National Bank.—P. Kinney President, S. E. Varner Vice- President, J. W. Kinney Cashier, n s Second, bet Market and Court Kinney Peter, President Kinney National Bank, res Mount Tabor Kinney Thomas W. (W. Kinney & Co.,) res n s Second, bet Gay and Bond Kinney Washington, clerk W. Kinney Co., res w s Washington, bet Second and Third 72 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Kinney W. & Co., Bankers, (successors to Iron National Bank,) e s Market, bet Front and Second Kinney William (W. Kinney & Co.,) res n s Second, bet Gay and Bond 72 Kinney William (col’d,) lab., res n s Eleventh, e of Washington Kirby James, marble cutter, res e s Chillicothe, bet Third and Fourth Kirchner Katie, domestic 44 E Second Kirkindall Allen, res s e cor Madison and Third Kirsch John, Stoves and Tinware, n s Second, e of Court, res same (see adv) Kirsch Michael G., tinner apprentice with John Kirsch Kittle Miss Sarah E., res s w cor Gayjand Eighth Kleffner Frank, brewer and saloon Second, bet Madison and Massie, res same Klei Bernard, stone-cutter Reitz & Bode, res s s Tenth, nr N Waller Klein Herman, shoemaker, bds Valley House Klein Peter, carpenter, res n s Fifth, w of Market Kline Peter J. (Jones & Kline,) res nr the n e cor Eighth and Gay Klingman Philip, clerk, res n s Third, bet Washington and Chillicothe Klingman William H., clerk Charles Winter & Co., res n s Third, bet Chil licothe and Washington Klotz Elizabeth (wid Martin,) res e s Gay, s of Eleventh Klotz Mary, seamstress L. Eisman & Bro., res e s Gay, n of Eleventh Knittel Albert, bakery and confectionery n w cor Fourth and Court, res same Knittel Maggie, domestic n e cor Fourth and Bond Knowles William, shoemaker Portsmouth Shoe Factory, res s s Third, w of Washington Koblens Martin, shoemaker, Front bel Jefferson, res same Koblens Mary A., shoe stitcher Portsmouth Shoe Factory, res Front bel Jefferson Koblens Philip P., shoemaker Portsmouth Shoe Factory, res Front bel Jefferson Koblens William M., shoemaker Portsmouth Shoe Factory, res Front bel Jefferson Koegle Frank, cigar maker C. Schuman, res ws Chillicothe pike n of Twelfth Koeglie Kate, (wid Jacob) res w s Chillicothe opp Thirteenth Koenig Adam W., salesman J. Swim, res s s Second bet Waller and Union Koenig John, farmer, res s s Second bet Waller and Union Koenig Lena, domestic, n e cor Washington and Seventh Koenig Miss Louisa, seamstress, res s s Second bet Waller and Union Koerner Leo, watchmaker, s e cor Chillicothe and Fourth, res same KoEiaa Bierrnian, book-keeper Lehman, Richman & Co., bds J. Lehman Koontz Mrs. Phoebe, res w s Chillicothe opp Thirteenth Kopp Joseph, saloon, s s Gallia e of Gay, res same Kothe William, clerk B-Augustin, bds n s Second bet Madison and Massie Krause Frank, blacksmith, res Front w of Madison Krause Miss Mary, tailoress, res Front w of Madison Krauser Aloyses, stone cutter Reitz & Bode, res s s Eleventh nr Offnere Krauser Augustine, carpenter, res n s Gallia e of Offnere Krauser Miss Lizzie, seamstress, bds C. Shafer Krauser Miss Mary, seamstress, bds C. Shafer Kreitzer Christina, (wid Michael) res n s Fourth w of Jefferson Kreitzer John, laborer, res n s Fourth w of Jefferson Kricker Frank C., book-keeper W. Kinney & Co., res ns Seventh bet Wash ington and Court PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 73 ©EM DAUM, ------Retail Denier in,------ 7 I5oots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, Cor. Sixth and Chillicothe Streets, PORTSMOUTH. OHIO. $ a £ DENTIST. ISo. 11’7' 1-NJ AV. Second Street, Attends personally to all Dental and Surgical Operations pertaining to the mouth. joiin JOIXES, Plumber, Gas and. Steam Fitter, ------WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN------Wrought Iron Pipe and Fittings, Gas Fixtures, Gas, Steam and Water Codes, Plumbers' Goods, Steam Whistles, Steam, Blast and Water Gauges, Globe, Angle and Check Valves, Gum Packing and Hose, and Setter Pipe, Second Street, between Market and Court, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. 74 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Kricker George E., clerk R. Brunner, resss Seventh bet Washington and Chillicothe Kricker Lewis, blacksmith, res s s Seventh bet Washington and Chillicothe Kricker Mathias, insurance agent, office s e cor Chillicothe and Sixth, res s s Seventh bet Washington and Chillicothe Kriick Anderson, laborer, res n s Eighth e of John Kropfeld Frank, foreman varnish room Cabinet Makers’ Union, res n s Sixth bet Chillicothe and Gay Kuchelman Mrs., (wid) res s s Gallia w of Gay Kull Charles, laborer, res s s Chillicothe market square Kunen John P., foreman varnish dep’t J. II. Wait & Son, res s s Eighth w of Chillicothe Kuntz Henry, helper,"res with Jos. Huston Lacey Jane (wid John,) res s 0 cor Mill and Bond Ladies’ Parlor Shoe Store, n s Second, e of Court, George Padan, Sup’t Lahmering William, entry clerk J. F. Towel 1, res s s Gallia, bet Chillicothe and Gay Lambert Ewa (wid Samuel,) res s s Second, w of Jefferson Lammers’ Ernest, machine hand Cabinet-Makers’ Union, res n 3 Seventh, bet Chillicothe and Gay Lammerzahl John, shoemaker n s Fourth, bet Gay and Bond, res same Lampman Mari I la (wid John V.,) res w s Chillicothe, s of Third Lampman Sullivan, lab., res w s Chillicothe, s of Third Lrane Isaac R., Secretary and Treasurer Portsmouth Foundry and Ma chine Works, res s s Fifth, bet Washington and Chillicothe Landon Mrs. Mary C., res e s Gay, n of Twelfth Lange Joseph, clerk, res s s Second, e of Chillicothe Lain Peter. Stoves and Tinware, n s Gallia, e of Chillicothe, res same Larimer John V., painter, res e s Chillicothe, bet Fourth and Gallia Larkin James B., boatman, res es Madison, bet Third and Fourth Larkin Mary A. (wid Joseph E.,) res e s Madison, bet Third and Fourth Larkin Stephen V. R , res e s Madison, bet Third and Fourth Larkins George W., res with Mrs. L. A. Larkins Larkins Lidia A. (wid James,) carpet weaver, res n 3 Front, w of Waller Larkins Miss Marilda, seamstress Lehman, Richman & Co., res n s Front, w of Waller Laski Samuel M., Rabbi Jewish Synagogue, bds City Hotel Lauble John, private watchman, res n s Second, w of Jefferson Laubly Jacob, cigar-maker J. F. Schlichter, res s s Third, bet Jefferson and Madison Lauder Philip, cooper, res s s Third, bet Market and Jefferson Laudermilch Louisa (wid William H.,) res alley bet Second and Third bet Jefferson and Madison Lauer Theresa (wid Lucas,) res s s Gallia, e of Offnere Lauffer Carrie, domestic J. N. Lutz Lauffer Fred, prop’r Star Hotel, n s Second, e of Jefferson Lauter John (Lauter & Lenhart,) res ss Seventh, bet Washington and Court Latifer & Lenhart, (John Lauter and John Lenhart,) Stoves and Tin ware, w s Market, bet Second and Third (see adv) Lauter Louis, tinware, res 120 W Seventh, bet Market and Court Lavender Henry, lab., res 84 W Ninth, e of Court Law Jacob, engineer, res s s Gallia, bet Gay aud Bond PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 75 Law M. Burgess, engineer Water Works, res n s Mill, bet Bond and Sinton Lawrence David, clerk Gaylord Rolling Mill Co.’s Store, res s s Twelfth, bet Chillicothe and Gay Lawrence George, tinware, res s s Twelfth, bet Chillicothe and Gay Layher Gustav, brewer, res w s Chillicothe, s of Tenth Lay her John, saloon s s Sixth, w of Chillicothe, res same Leber Theodore, helper Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res s s Third, e of Chillicothe Ledbetter Mrs. Eliza A. (wid Job,) res n s Sixth, w of Gay Lee Cordelia, works Portsmouth Shoe Factory, res H. E. McFarlin Lee Mary, domestic J. O. Murfin Leedom Jasper IV., Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Richardson’s Block, n w cor Chillicothe and Fifth, res n s Fourth, w of N Waller (see adv) Leedom W. Lee, salesman J. N. Leedom, bds same Leet EL & Co., (Horace Leet, Carl Lehman,) Planing Mill and Lumber Yard, office cor Ninth and Washington (see adv) Leet Horace (H. Leet & Co.,) res s s Sixth, bet Court and Washington Le Fever James, molder, res n s Ninth, e of N Waller Legler Charles, clerk Legler House, res same Legler Frederick Sr., prop’r Legler House, 175 \V. Front (see adv) Legler Blouse, Fred. Legler proprietor, 176 W. Front, bet Market and Jefferson (see adv) Lehman Carl (H. Leet A Co.,) res ns Ninth, bet Washington and Chilli cothe Lehman Miss Carrie, res 59 W Sixth Lehman Joseph (Lehman, Richman &Co.,) res n s Third, bet Market and Court Leliinan, Richman &Co.. (Joseph Lehman, Henry Richman,) Whole sale dealers and manuPrs Clotliing, Foreign and Domestic Woolens, and Specialties in Dry Goods, 127 W Front (see adv) Lehmann Mrs. Theodore, dealer in tobacco and cigars, n w cor Fourth and Chillicothe, res same Lehn Adam, carpenter, res n s Third, e of Waller Lehr George, lab., res s s Seventh, bet Chillicothe and Gay Leichner Catharine (wid) res with Jacob Gims Leichner Henry, cooper, res n s Eleventh, bet Chillicothe and Gay Leichner William, cooper shop w s Chillicothe, bet Tenth and Eleventh, res same Lenhart John (Lauter & Lenhart,) res e s Market, bet Sixth and Seventh Leonard Joseph, clerk, res n s Fourth, w of Chillicothe Leonard Richard, roller, res n s Fourth, w of Chillicothe Leopold Frederick, tailor w s Court, bet Second and Third, res s s Tenth, bet Chillicothe and Washington Leopold Maggie, domestic J. R. Williams Leopold Sophia, with A. Seel Levi Abraham BL, Meat Market s s Second, bet Court and Washington Levi Charles, traveling salesman S. J. Eichelstein, res n e cor Fourth and Bond Levi Hannah, (wid Louis) res n e cor Fourth and Bond Levi Isaac, salesman L. Eisman & Bro., res n e cor Fourth and Bond Levi Moses, butcher A. H. Levi, res same Levistein Meyer, salesman L. Rosenstock, res same Lewis Benjamin, (col’d) laborer, res e s Washington bet Ninth and Tenth Lewis Mrs. John, res s e cor Front and Bond 76 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Lewis John C., blacksmith, res s w.cor Front and Union Lewis John R., hammerman, res n*s Third bet Court and Washington Lewis John W., speculator, res s s Second bet Sinton and Waller Lewis Mrs. Margaret A., res s w cor Union and Front Lewis Rachel, (wid David) res with James Simpson Lewis Richard G., clerk, res n e cor Washington and Third Lewis Robert, (col’d) fireman, res e s Washington bet Ninth and Tenth Lewis Sarah, (wid R. W.) res 61 W Sixth w of Washington Lewis Thomas C., toys &c., n e cor Washington and Third, res same Lewis William, laborer, res s e cor Front and B >nd Lewis William, (col’d) laborer, res e s Gay n of Tenth Licht Jacob, stove mounter, res s s Second w of Jefferson Licht George, stove mounter, bds Valley House Lichtner John, res n s Eighth bet Chillicothe and Gay Lightenhammer Jacob, laborer, res n s Mill e of Bond Lillich John, Jr., teamster, res s s Ninth e of Findlay Lillich John, Sr., res s s Ninth e of Findlay Lillie Edward, carpenter, res s e cor Tenth and Ofl'nere Linck Martin, laborer, res s s Third bet N Waller and Union Lindner George, brewer F. Kleffner, bds same Lindsay Henry, porter, bds w s Washington bet Ninth and Tenth Lindsay John C., blacksmith, res e s Chillicothe s of Ninth Lindsay William, carpenter, res s s Third e of Sinton Linnon Catharine, (wid Michael) res Front e of Madison Linnon John, boiler maker Portsmouth Foundry and Machine Works, res Front e of Madison Linnon Katie, domestic 215 Second Linnon Mathew, gas fitter, res Front e of Madison Linnon Patrick, laborer gas w’ks, res Second bet Madison and Massie Lionbarger Isaac C., res s s Fourth w of Gay Lionbarger John, hammerman, res s s Fourth w of Gay Lionbarger Joseph II., blacksmith, res s s Fourth w of Gay Lister Harvey, barber F. White, res same Little James, wks hub and spoke factory, res s s Ninth e of N Waller Little William IL, student, res 91 W Front Little William W., (W. W. Little Co.) res n e cor Front and Court Little W. W. & Co., (William W. Little and Edward N. Hope) coal dealers, offices n e cor Front and Court and s wcor Ninth and Findlay Livingstone Bhinran. attorney at law and City Solicitor, office n s Second bet Court and Market, bds Mrs. I. Huxworth’s Lloyd Charles P., (Tracy A Lloyd) also fire brick manuPr, res s s Second 2d door e of Gay A Lloyd John D., boiler Burgess Steel and Iron Works, bds e s Court bet Eighth and Ninth Lloyd Lizzie, domestic s e cor Second and Sinton Lloyd Miss Maggie, millinery and notions, s w cor Chillicothe and Fourth, bds e s Chillicothe bet Thifd and Fourth Lloyd Maggie, domestic N. W. Evans Lloyd Miss Maria, milliner, bds e s Chillicothe bet Third and Fourth Lloyd Miss Mollie, shoe stitcher Portsmouth Shoe Factory, bds G. Crain’s Lloyd Richard, insurance agent, 107 W Front, res n s Second bet Chillicothe and Gay Lloyd Robert, bds e s Chillicothe bet Third and Fourth Lloyd Thomas F., boiler Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res e s Court bet Eighth and Ninth PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 77 . BODE, HA1B11 WOB® 9 Importer and Manufacturer of ITALIAN MARBLE ri SCOTCH AND AMERICAN GRANITE MONUMENTS, Nos. 57 and 59 GALLIA STREET, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. B&*Sole Agent for Muldoon, Bullett & Co.’s Celebrated Marble Works, at Carrara, Italy. ^TURKEY CREEK SAW MILL.'W ------o------CUPPETT WEW, ------Dealers in all Kinds of------SAWED LUMBER, ------KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND------DRESSED FLOORING, LATH and WEATHER BOARDING, Office—Front Street, above Portsmouth Flour Mill, JAMES SIMPSON, Ag-ent. 78 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Lloyd Thomas F., res n s Second w of Washington Lloyd Thomas G., ice dealer, res n s Second 2d house w of Washington Lloyd William, res s s Ninth e of Offnere Lober Charles, carpenter, res s s Tenth w of Chillicothe Lober Kate, res alley bet Court and Washington bet Eighth and Ninth Lochbaum George, machine hand Portsmouth Planing Mill, res n w cor Eleventh and Waller Locher Charles D., tailor, res n s Ninth bet Chillicothe and Washington Locher Miss Christina, box maker, res n s Ninth w of Chillicothe Locher William, salesman P. Brodbeck, res n s Ninth bet Washington and Chillicothe Lockhart Martha, (col’d) hou«e-kceper 45 Fourth Lodwick Fred. A., clerk II. B. Murray, res s s Fourth bet Washington and Chillicothe Lodwick Henry C., res Front bet Madison and Massie Lodwick James, (J. & W. T. Lodwick) res n s Fourth bet Court and Wash ington Lodwick James, laborer McLean House Lodwick John K., salesman Thos. P. Brown & Co., res n s Fourth bet Wash ington and Court Lodwick J. N., res n e cor Market and Sixth Lodwick Joseph F., res n s Jackson nr e city limits Lodwick J. & W. T. (James and Weston T. Lodwick) insurance agents Massie Block s w cor Market and Second Lodwick Mortimer, painter, res n s Fifth bet Market and Court Lodwick Oliver A., res 30 w Fourth bet Chillicothe and Washington Lodwick Weston T. (J. & W. T. Lodwick) Fourth bet Court and Washington Loeffler Adam, carter, res w s Findlay bet Eighth and Ninth Lomack, boatman, resss Fifth e of Market Long Charles M., at Hub and Spoke factory, res ws Washington n of Tenth Long George W., carpenter, res n s Tenth w of Gay Long Henry, painter, res Front bet Massie and Scioto Long James, agent Thompson’s flour and feed store, s e cor Gallia and Chil licothe market square, res s s Seventh e of Gay Long James, lab, res e s Gay n of Eleventh Long William A., helper Gaylord Rolling Mill, res 60 w Sixth Loomis Caroline (wid Thomas) res w s Chillicothe n of Second Loomis Miss Emma, res w s Chillicothe n of Second Loomis William, plasterer, res s e cor Tenth and Offnere Lorberg August, merchant tailor, 109 w Second, res n s Gallia e of Offnere (see adv) Lorberg Henry A., clerk A. Lorberg, res n s Gallia e of Offnere Lorberg Samuel, sign and ornamental painter, n s Second e of Market, res n s Gallia e of Offnere Lorenz Rev. Edward, pastor United Brethren (German) res ne cor Seventh and Gay Lorey William, carriage maker, res n s Third bet Market and Court Lorey Mrs. William, res e s Jefferson bet Front and Second Losee Mahulda, (wid Isaac) res n s Seventh e of Market Losee Silas O., brickmaker, res n s Eleventh w of Gay Losee Stephen, engineer Hub Factory, res w s Offnere s of Jackson Losier John, cabinet maker, res Front bet Madison and Massie Louden John, domestic 317 Court Lowery Francis M., painter, res n s Gallia e of Offnere Lowery George, pattern dresser H. Eberhardt & Co., res Cincinnati, O. PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 79 Lowry Henry, hostler T. M. Lynn, res cor Tenth and Court Lowry James P., carpenter, res s e cor Findlay and Eighth Lucas Jesse, finisher, res with Mrs. L. Weaver Lucas Peyton, (col’d) laborer, res n s Seventh bet Gay and Findlay Ludgate Charles, barber and bath rooms, s e cor Second and Court, res s s Fifth het Court and Market Ludgate Miss Rosel la, res s s Fifth e of Market Ludgate William II., barber C. Ludgate, ress s Fifth bet Court and Market Lusk James, brick mason, res w s Findlay bet Eleventh and Twelfth Lust Jacob, laborer Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res ss Second w of Massie Lust John, butcher, res s e cor Chillicothe and Twelfth Lust Lewis, cigar maker, res s e cor Chillicothe and Twelfth Lust Philip, butcher, res s e cor Chillicothe and Twelfth Luster Susan, (col’d) chambermaid steamer Bonanza, resss Ninth e of John Luther Andrew, laborer, res n s Ninth bet Washington and Chillicothe Luther Eliza, (wid John) res s s Fourth bet Gay and Bond Luther George, laborer, res n e cor Ninth and N Waller Luther John, stove molder, res n e cor Ninth and N Waller Luther John C., machinist, res n s Ninth bet Chillicothe and Washington Luflz John i\T., photographer, s s Second e of Court, res same Lynn B. Frank, molder, res Market nearly opp w end of Seventh Lynn John M., sup’t Ohio Stove Co.’s foundry, res w s Market bet Sixth and Seventh Lynn Trust M., livery and sale stables, s s Second bet Market and Jefferson, res n s Second bet Market and Jefferson Me McAfee John, teamster, res n s Mill, w of Bond McAfee Oliver, lab., res s s Mill, w of Bond McAndrew .Bolin B*.. Flour manufrand dealer in Flour. Grain, Hay and Feed, office in mill, s s Fifth, bet Washington and Chillicothe, res n s Sixth, bet Washington and Chillicothe McCall Frank, spoke turner, bds Henry Parr McCall Oliver C., book-keeper Damarin McClain Miss Mary, teacher Fourth Street Building, res Mrs. C. P. Tracy McCol lister Robert, brakeman, bds J. R. Weakly McColm & Smitli, (William S. McColm and Floyd L. Smith,) General Insurance Agency, No. 1 Biggs House Block McColm William S., (McColm & Smith,) Manager Atlantic and Pa cific Telegraph Co., General R. R. Ticket Agent, and U. S. Guager, office No. 1 Biggs House Block, res Chillicothe pike, n of city McConnell Catharine M.(wid Dr. Ira A.,) ress s Fourth, bet Gay and Bond McConnell John, res w s Market, nearly opp wes end Sixth McConnell Samuel (McConnell, Towne & Co.,) res w s Market, nearly opp west end Sixth St McConnell Samuel Jr., res w s Market, nearly opp w end Sixth McConnel Thomas, res w s Market, nearly opp w end Sixth McConnell, Towne & Co., Scioto Star Fire Brick Works, East Ports mouth McCord Janies, res s s Third, bet Court and Market McCord Ray, hostler Yeager & Dice, bds ss Third, bet Market and Court McCord Mrs. Rebecca (wid James,) boarding-house s s Third, bet Court and Market McCormick James, heater, bds s w cor Third and Chillicothe McCormick John, roller, bds s w cor Third and Chillicothe McCoy Cornelius. Notary Public n s Third, e of Market, bds Second, bet Court and Market McCoy John, lab. Gaylord Rolling Mill, res s s Twelfth, bet Findlay and ‘Waller McDaniel Pharaoh L. (col’d,) confectionery n s Eleventh, e of John, res same McDowell (wid John,) res n s Second, w of Washington McDowell William, physician, office es Market n of Front, res n s Second w of Washington McElfresh Daniel, boatman, res e s Washington n of Tenth McElhany Ida, res John Em rich McElhany Samuel, molder Portsmouth Foundry and Machine Works, res n s Fifth e of Market McElmurry James, gardener, res s w cor Third and Thompson McElrath Henry C., (McElrath & Hyat) ress s Eleventh bet John and Waller MclElrallD & lEyat. (Henry C. McElrath and Levi N. Hyat) groceries, s s Eleventh bet John and Waller McElrath Joseph, laborer, bds George Wilson McElrath Mary, dressmaker, 507.1 Chillicothe, res same McElrath William, clerk H. R. Kinney, res Chillicothe pike one mile north of city McFadden Allen, plumber R. Spry, res n s Fifth bet Court and Market McFarland Albert, Sr., res n s Second w of Chillicothe McFarland Albert Jr. (McFarland & Elick,) res No. 2 Green’s Row, Sinton Street McFarland, Boal & Bon.sall. (Dan McFarland Jr., James R. Boal and Wm. H. Bonsall,) General Insurance Agents, 109 Market McFarland Charles H., attorney at law, office n w cor Market and Second, res s e cor Second and Sinton McFarland Dan Jr. (McFarland, Boal & Bonsall,) res n s Second, bet Wash ington and Chillicothe McFarland Daniel, Canal Collector, office Second, over Kinney National Bank, res s e cor Second and Sinton PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 81 DAMARIN & CO. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Staple and Fancy Nos. 199, 201 and 203 portsmovtb. oaxoa 82 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S McFarland & Click (Albert McFarland, Jr., David Elick,) publishers Portsmouth Tribune and Republican, office Tribune Building, n e cor Second and Court (see adv) McFarland Eliza (col’d wid.,) res e s Gay, n of Tenth McFarland George, pantryman Biggs House, bds same McFarland Peter (col’d,) res n e cor Washington and Tenth McFarlin Albert R , engineer, res s s Fifth, w of Court McFarlin Harriet E. (wid Benjamin,) res s s Fifth, w of Court McFarlin William A., clerk, res s s Fifth, w of Court McGee Mollie, res 164 Twelfth McGee Patrick, wks Gas Works, res s s Front, e of Sinton McGee William, lab., res e s Court, s of Ninth McGee William (col’d,) lab., res n s Eleventh, e of Waller McGhoul Eliza, domestic McLean House McGill Cynthian (wid John,) res Front, e of Massie McGill Moses, lab., res Front, e of Massie McGill Wesley, lab. H. Eberhardt & Co., res Front, bet Madison and Massie McGinley John C., salesman Dainarin Co., res w s Washington, bet Second and Third McGown William, brick-setter, res n s Ninth, w of Washington McGuire Edward, shoemaker s s Second, bet Jefferson and Madison, res s Second, bet Madison and Massie McGuire Michael, lab., res n s Fourth, w of Gay McHenry Al very (col’d,) caller Gaylord Rolling Mill, bds sw cor Chilli cothe and Front McHugh John, Biggs House Saloon, res n s Third, het Chillicothe and Gay McIntyre Miss Anna, res n e cor Washington and Eighth McIntyre Daniel, carpenter and builder, res n e cor Washington and Eighth McIntyre Maggie, domestic n e cor Second and Bond McKeown John H., teamster, res s s Eleventh, e of Chillicothe McKinney James, carpenter, res n s Tenth, e of Waller McKinney Joseph, shoemaker, res s w cor Eighth and Findlay McKinney Keziah, res s s Twelfth, bet Findlay and Waller McK night Hattie, res n s Fifth, w of Chillicothe McLean Blouse, W. E. S. McLean proprietor, n e cor Second and Madison McLean W. E. S., prop’r McLean House, n e cor Second and Madison Me Lera n Frank, carriage trimmer John Dice, bds Biggs House McMahon James, baker M. & S. Tiinmonds, res n s Front, w of Bond McMahon Margaret (wid Thomas,) res s e cor Washington and Tenth McMullen James, compositor, res s s Third, bet Chillicothe and Gay McMullen Roland, cutter L. Eisman & Bro., res s s Third, bet Chillicothe and Gay McMurray Eliza (wid Thomas,) res s s Seventh, w of Chillicothe McMurray Frank, heel maker, res s s Seventh, w of Chillicothe McNaughton Miss Mary, dress-maker, bds n s Second, w of Gay McNeel Mary, domestic n w cor Eighth and Chillicothe McQuade John, drag-out Gaylord Rolling Mill, res s s Gallia, bet Bond and Sinton McQuade Thomas, wks gas house, res s s Second, w of Madison M Mackey George W., carpenter, res s s Gallia, e of Offnere Mackey W. Thornton, carpenter, res s s Gallia, e of Offnere PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 83 Mackey Samuel H., carpenter, res s s Gallia, e of Offnere Mackoy A. L. grocer n s Second e of Court, s s Eighth w of Gay Mackoy Moses, grocer, res s s Eighth, w of Gay Maclin George, machinist, res s s Third, bet Court and Washington Maclin Margaret (wid Edward,) res s s Third, bet Court and Washington Maddock Bros.. (John B., William H., Charles R. and Richard C.,) Portsmouth Woolen Mill, n e cor Chillicothe and Fourth Maddock Charles R. (Maddock Bros.,) res s e cor Chillicothe and Seventh Maddock Harry G., clerk Opera-house Drug Store, res e s Court, bet Fourth and Fifth Maddock John B. (Maddock Bros.,) res s s Fourth, e of Chillicothe Maddock Richard C. (Maddock Bros.,) bds Jackson ave., Captain C. A. Barton Maddock William H. (Maddock Bros.,) res n s Fourth, w of N Waller Madison House, J. Collins prop’r, n w cor Madison and Second Maguire Barney, lab., res s s Eighth, bet Court and Washington Maguire Mary, res s w cor Ninth and Court Mani John, blacksmith John Dice, res s e cor N Waller and Tenth Makinson Edward J., brick-mason, res s s Ninth, bet Chillicothe and Gay Macklem Mary (wid R. S.,) res s s Second, bet Court and Washington Macklem William B., res s s Second, bet Court and Washington Malally Patrick, fireman Gas Works, bds Second, bet Court and Market, John Collins Malcolm James, fireman Water Works, res n s Mill, bet Sinton and Waller Manley Isaac, stone-cutter, res n w cor Front and Jefferson Mantel John, drag-out Gaylord Rolling Mill, res n s Eighth, bet Court and Washington Mantel William, lab. Gaylord Rolling Mill, res n s Gallia bet Chillicothe and Gay March John W. (J. W. March Co.,) res n s Third, bet Sinton and N Waller March J. W. & Co., (J. W. March, I). R. Overman,) boots and shoes, 119 W Front Marquett Michael A., machinist, res s s Seventh, e of Chillicothe Marietta and Cincinnati R. R., (Portsmouth Branch,) Passenger and Freight Depots, w s Market, bet Fourth and Fifth, W C. Draper, Agent, (see adv) Marsh Katie, domestic, s e cor Chillicothe and Seventh Marshall Mrs. Jane, carpet weaver, res Ninth cor Waller Marshall Sarah, res Fred Legler Marshall William, steward Biggs House, bds same Martin Miss Annie, seamstress Lehman, Richman & Co Martin Charles C. res s s Second, bet Court and Washington Martin Charlotte (col’d wid.,) res e s Findlay, bet Eleventh and Twelfth Martin Elizabeth (wid Joseph,) res 413 Court, bet Fourth and Fifth Martin Floyd, (col’d) laborer, res e s Findlay bet Eleventh and Twelfth Martin & Foster, (William Martin and Wm. S. Foster,) Meat Market, n s Gallia, e of Chillicothe Martin Fred. B., printer Tribune office, res No. 8 Green’s Row, Sinton St Martin Harry, clerk, res s s Second, bet Court and Washington Martin Harry C., clerk W. P. Martin, res Springville, Ky Martin John J., res No. 8 Green’s Row, Sinton St Martin Math H., roller Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res 413 Court Martin Miss Tran a, bds F. C. Searl Martin William (Martin & Foster,) res n s Mill, bet Bond and Gay 84 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Martin William, clerk, res n w cor Mill and Sinton Martin William P., grocer, wines and liquors, n w cor Front and Court, res s s Second, bet Washington and Court Martin Zalie, lab., res s w cor Waller and Mill Marting Frank, clerk Marting I. REITZ. CHAS. C. BODE. REITZ BODE, Contractors) and Guilders# ------DEALERS IN------ Sawed ancl Block Stone, Plain and Ornamental Stone for all Building Purposes, Cornei* Second tine! Massie Streets, ^OT^TSnMCOTTTH, OHIO. ^"Orders Filled on Short Notice. 86 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Menger Mathias, cabinet maker J. H. Wait Son, res w s Court bet Eighth and Ninth Mercer John R., druggist, res 133 E Third Merrell Mrs. Elizabeth R., (wid) res J. B. Nichols Mertz Anton, cabinet maker Cabinet Makers’ Union, res s w cor John and Tenth Mertz William, cabinet maker Cabinet Makers’ Union, res s w cor Tenth and John Mesner Barbara, (wid Andrew) res n s Tenth bet Court and Washington Messeng Charles, laborer, res w s Jefferson bet Front and Second Messer Charles IL, shoemaker Portsmouth Shoe Factory, res w s Market n of Sixth Messer Mulraney, domestic T. F. Davidson Metzger Jacob, shearer Gaylord Rolling Mill, res s s Sixth bet Washington and Chillicothe Metzger Joseph, shearer Gaylord Rolling Mill, res e s Chillicothe bet Tenth and Eleventh Meyer Benjamin, drayman, res s s Second bet Court and Washington Meyer Isaac, trader, res n s Fifth bet Washington and Chillicothe Meyer Jacob, dealer in hides, pelts &c., n s Fifth bet Washington and Chil licothe, res same Meyers Alexander, cook Biggs House, bds same Meyers Miss Amelia, res w s Washington bet Fifth and Sixth Meyers Mrs. Eliza, (wid Frederick) res w s Washington bet Fifth and Sixth Meyers George, confectionery, n w cor Ninth and Offnere, res same Meyers Henry, laborer, res n w cor Ninth and Offnere PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 87 Miller Captain Isaac, commission merchant, and dealer in flour, feed, grain, lime &c., s e cor Sixth and Chillicothe, res n e cor Sixth and Washington Miller John, teamster Reitz & Bode, res s s Ninth nrOffnere Miller John, res n s Fourth e of Market Miller John, sawyer at Hub Factory, res n s Tenth bet Washington and Chillicothe Miller John, (col’d) barber, res n s Eleventh e of Gay Miller John G., frame maker Valley Book Store, res s s Eighth w of Wash ington Miller John T., publisher Portsmouth Correspondent, res s w cor Market and Fourth Miller Lawrence, res n s Tenth bet Washington and Chillicothe Miller Miss Louisa, seamstress Lehman, Richman Moist er Martin, Chief Engineer Fire Department, res s s Third bet Chillicothe and Gay Monaghan Peter J., catcher, res n s Third, bet Union and Offnere Monroe Ann (wid John,) res s s Ninth, bet Court and Washington Monroe George, cabinet-maker, res n w cor Front and Jefferson Monroe Joseph, cigar-maker II. Nageleisen, res n w cor Front and Jefferson Monroe Leo, cigar-maker A. Freytag, res n w cor Front and Jefferson Monroe Mary, domestic I. J. Secord Monroe Timothy, cigar-maker II. Nageleisen, res ss Ninth, bet Court and Washington Monroe Dr. Watson W., The Valley Blade Publishing Co., ress w cor Second and Court Montgomery Frank M., salesman J. N. Leedom, bds same Montgomery Homer, carpenter, res n s Eighth, bet John and N Waller Montgomery Miss Maria, res w s Washington, bet Fifth and Sixth Montgomery Miss Nancy, res w s Washington, bet Fifth and Sixth Montgomery Robert, res n s Front, w of Washington Montgomery Robert N., clerk J. N. Leedom, bds same Montgomery Wm. H. H., salesman R. Brunner, res e s Sinton, bet Gallia and Fourth Montgomery William R., salesman Ross & Bishop, res Front, bet Court and Washington Moore Mrs. Amanda (wid.,) res Captain E. B. Moore Moore Ellen (wid.,) res near the n e cor Tenth and Washington Moore Enos B., Captain steamer Bonanza, and Vice-President Portsmouth Foundry and Machine Works, res n s Fourth, bet Court and Wash ington Moore John, wks Hub Factory, res s s Jackson, nr e city limits .Moore Mrs. Mary A. (wid Moses,) res n s Third, bet Gay and Bond Moore & Newman, (Oscar F. Moore and Geo. O. Newman,) Attorneys at Law, office n s Second, e of Market Moore Oscar F. (Moore & Newman,) res ss Second, bet Washington and Chillicothe Moore Samuel G., pilot steamer Bonanza, res n s Eighth, bet Gay and Findlay Moore William, President Portsmouth Foundry and Machine Works, res s w cor Court and Sixth Moorhouse Robert, carpet weaver e s Chillicothe, bet Gallia and Sixth, res same Moorhouse Robert F., Stone Saw-Mill Chillicothe, bet Front and Mill, bds 673 E Fourth, bet Gay and Bond (see adv) Moran Mrs. Alice (wid James,) teacher Fourth St. School, res n s Seventh, e of Market Moreland Mary (col’d wid.,) res Martha Redman Morey Catharine (wid.,) res with II. A. Grady Morford T. J., grocer n w cor Second and Chillicothe, res same Morford William C., inanufr wagons, chain pumps, etc., e s Chillicothe, bet Fourth and Gallia, res n s Eleventh, w of Waller Morford William H., clerk, res n w cor Second and Chillicothe Morgan Charlotte, domestic J. R. Mercer Morgan Ella, res Dr. H. C. Beard Morgan Lewis R., res 43 Fourth, cor Washington Morgan John F., book-keeper J. Jones, res e s Bond, bet Fourth and Gallia Morgenstern Daniel, farmer, res s w cor Tenth and Waller O M o . W = T Qi M S O Eff w ARCHITECT. Will furnish Plans, Specifications, Detail Drawings and Superintendance. Office, Huston’s Stone Front, Second Street, T. PATTERSOM, jVik! 13Lnn Book Manufacturer, Second Street, bet. Market and Coart, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. _ .JS..4.J \.i j uuiU«)tlV .J. VV . lYHIliey Moyer John, drayman, res s s Front bet Sinton and Waller Mucha Henry, stove mounter H. Eberhardt & Co., res Ironton, O. Muench Jacob, shoemaker Portsmouth Shoe Factory, res s s Gallia bet Gay and Bond Muggeridge William H., carpenter, res e s Findlay bet Tenth and Eleventh Mulligan Edward, shoemaker, res s s Gallia e of Gay Mullin Mrs. Eva, res 56 W Second w of Washington Mutter & Daum, (Frederick Muller and George Damn) meat market, w a Chillicothe bet Sixth and Seventh Multer Frederick, (Multer & Daum) res n s Seventh w of Chillicothe Munn Mrs. Amanda, (wid David) dressmaker, res e s Chillicothe bet Third and Fourth Munn Claude, apprentice The Portsmouth Times, res e s Chillicothe bet Third and Fourth Mtiriin .J. Orrin, forwarding and commission merchant, steamboat and transfer agent, office No. 1 Biggs House block, res n s Third bet Bond and Sinton Murfin Mrs. Ruby, (wid James) res n s Third bet Bond and Sinton Murphy Ellen, domestic M. R. Tewksbury Murphy Hugh I)., insurance agent, res s w cor Third and Sinton Murphy John, laborer, res s s Front bet Bond and Sinton Murphy Julia, (wid John) res s s Front bet Bond and Sinton Murphy L. H., (C. P. Tracy & Co.) res s e cor Gallia and Bond Murphy Simon, (col’d) gardener, res s s Tenth w of N Waller Murphy Thomas, clerk Wood’s Hotel Murphy Thomas, roller, res s s Front bet Bond and Sinton PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 91 Musser Leon, stone cutter, res n s Second e of Washington Musser Mrs. Mary J., (wid John) res n s Front bet Gay and Bond Musser Millard F., teacher, res s s Front bet Sinton and Waller Musser Mrs. Sarah J., (wid William) res n s Second e of Washington Musser William, brick mason, res n s Second e of Washington Musser William & Sou, (John J. Musser and the estate of William Musser, Sr.) rectifiers, and dealers in wines and liquors, 133 W Front Mussey Francis B., physician, office and res s s Seventh e of Gay Mussman William E., wood turner, res n s Seventh w of Court Myer Charles S., sculptor C. C. Bode, res s s Gallia e of Gay Myer Mrs. Emma, (wid Isaac) res s s Eighth bet Chillicothe and Gay Myer Henry A., molder, res s s Sixth e of Gay Myer Mrs. Mary E., (wid Martin) ress s Sixth e of Gay Myers Frank, helper, bds R. Montgomery Myers see also Meyers Mytinger Charles, teacher, res w s John bet Ninth and Tenth Nachtrieb Rev. G., pastor German M. E. Church, res 39 W Sixth w of Washington Nagel Henry W., (Riegel & Nagel) res 82 W Fifth bet Court and Washington Nagel William F., clerk G. W. Huggins, res s s Fifth bet Washington and Court Nagelcisen IBenry, cigar manuf’r, and dealer in tobaccos and cigars, n s Second bet Court and Washington, res same (see adv) Napier Harriet, domestic, n w cor Washington and Fourth Nash Richard B., (col’d) hackman, bds City Hotel Nauer John, works Burgess Steel and Iron Works, bds McLean House Nauer Joseph, roller Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res w s Market n of Fifth Nauman John, laborer, res s s Seventh bet Court and Washington Nauman William, drayman, res s s Seventh bet Court and Washington Nealon Thomas, laborer, bds se cor Tenth and Washington Neighbors Richard, laborer, res s s Gallia e of N Waller Neihl Thomas, laborer Kenrick & Cramer, res e s Washington bet Ninth and Tenth Neill Edward, salesman John Neill, res n e cor Market and Third Neill George W., book-keeper John Neill, res n e cor Third and Market Neill John, stoves and tinware, e s Market bet Second and Third, foundry cor Seventh and Market, res n e cor Market and Third Neill John, clerk steamer Granite State, res s s Fourth bet Gay and Bond Neill Margaret, (wid Conrad) res with C. Molster Neilons Jennie, (wid Henry) res in rear of the n w cor Market and Fifth Neiner Julia, domestic R. Baker Nelson J. A. D., teamster, res 72 W Fifth bet Washington and Court Nelson James R., machinist J. H. Wait & Son, bds Front Nelson Rev. Joseph, pastor A. M. E. Church, bds 36 Seventh Nelson Thomas P., painter J. Barbee, res n s Eleventh bet John and N Waller Neudoerfer John L., harness maker, reses Chillicothe bet Fourth and Gallia Neiuloerfer Peter, saddles and harness, e s Chillicothe bet Fourth and Gallia, res same Neudoerfer Peter W., clerk W. A. Connolley, res e s Chillicothe bet Fourth and Gallia Neugent Edward, res Front bet Massie and Scioto 92 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Newman George O., (Moore & Newman) res s 3 Second bet Washington and Chillicothe Newman Jas. W., publisher Portsmouth Times, office s w cor Market and Second, bds Biggs House Newton Henry T., machinist Portsmouth Foundry and Machine Works, res w s Court bet Eighth and Ninth Newton Miss Nettie, ladies’ furnishing goods and notions, e s Chillicothe n of Third, res w s Court bet Eighth and Ninth New York Dye BEouse, H. Huels prop’r, n s Third bet Court and Washington (see adv) Nicholas Mrs. Margaret J., tailored, res s s Gallia bet Chillicothe aud Gay Nichols Charles M., salesman J. B. Nichols, res n s Sixth e of Court Nichols Christina, res s s Ninth e of N Waller Nichols Delia, domestic J. N. Leedom Nichols Elliott, laborer, res s s Ninth e of N Waller Nichols Frank E., groceries and daily market, 119 W Second, res s e cor Market and Fourth Nichols George, (col’d) laborer, res n s Eighth w of Washington Nichols John undertaker and dealer in furniture, n w cor Market and Third, res n s Sixth e of Court Nichols James M., carpenter, builder Norton Charles J., book-keeper, res n s Gallia e of John Nourot George, machinist Portsmouth Foundry and Machine Works, res S3 Third bet Chillicothe and Gay Nurnberger Christ, machinist, res s s Third bet Market and Jefferson Nurnberger Mary, (wid Frederick) res e s Jefferson bet Second and Third Oakes Oliver, res s s Second, e of Chillicothe Oberley Charles, bar-keeper J. Findeis, bds same Ockerman Freeman, drayman, res s s Sixth, w of Gay O’Connell Edward, bar-keeper, bds n w cor Fourth and Gay O’Connell Patrick, lab., res n w cor Fourth and Gay O’Connor John, boot and shoemaker n s Second, w of Court, res n s Sixth, w of Washington O’Connor Sarah, res nr the n e cor Tenth and Washington CEhlschlager Jacob, res es Washington, bet Sixth and Seventh CEhlschlager Peter, carpenter, contractor and builder, w s Chillicothe, bet Fourth and Filth, res e s Gay, bet Eighth and Ninth Ohio Stove Company, J. L. Hibbs President, Colonel S. E. Varner Vice- President, J. D. Clare Secretary and Treasurer, John M. Lynn Super intendent Foundry; office and salesroom e s Market, bet Front and Second Oldfield Annie E. (wid William,) res with L. E. Wood Oldfield Elizabeth (wid William Jr.,) res n s Fifth, w of Chillicothe Oldfield George S., Groceries, s w cor Seventh and Chillicothe, res w s Chillicothe, s of Seventh Oldfield Henry F., clerk steamer A. L. Norton, res L. E. Wood Oliver Bentley, machine hand Hub and Spoke Factory, res n s Eleventh, w of Gay Oliver Frank, lab., res s s Mill, e of Bond Oliver George, engineer, res n s Eleventh, w of Gay O’Neil Hannah, cook A. McFarland O’Neill Isaac D., clerk Z. J. Kauffman, bds304 Court Oney Mary, domestic G. S. Oldfield Oppenheimer David, salesman Lehman, Richman & Co., bds H. Richman, 59 W Sixth O’Rork Charles fH’wb03 O’Po-’*1’’ ' s PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 93 £ FRED. LKGrLER, Proprietor, FRONT street, below market, PORTSMOUTH. oi-iio. Being situated in one of the most pleasant locations in the city, con venient to Steamboat Landing, and on line of Street Railway. Boarding by the Day or Week. B. AUOUSWW And Dealer in. Fruits, &C., SECOND STREET, NEAR MARKET, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. ------DE A LEK EX------Brooms, Broom Handles and Broom-makers' Supplies, Front Street, bet. Jefferson and Madison, FORTSMOVTH, OHIO. Owens Albert (col’d,) lab., res s s Ninth, bet John and N Waller Owens Alfred (col’d,) lab., res s s Eleventh, e of John Pabst Anton, packer J. F. Towel 1, res n s Third, e of Waller Pabst Mary, domestic Frank Brown Padan Albert, shoemaker Portsmouth Shoe Factory, res ss Gallia, bet Gay and Bond PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 95 Padan Henry, President Portsmouth Shoe Manufactory, res s s Gallia, bet Gay and Bond Padan John, bootsand shoes, e s Chillicothe, s of Third, res s s Gallia, e of Gay Paden John", brick-layer, res n s Eighth, w of Washington Padan George, Sup’t Ladies’ Parlor ShoeStore n s Second, e of Court, res same Padan R. Samuel, res s s Gallia, het Gay and Bond Page Rev. J. J., Principal Portsmouth Young Ladies’ Seminary, n e cor Jackson and Thompson, res same Palmer Joseph, compositor The Valley Blade, res s s Fifth, e of Market Palmer R. E.. Fruit and Confectionery, Front, e of Market, res s s Fifth, e of Market Parker Mrs. Amelia (wid James,) res with Mrs. Mary Riggs Parker Dinah (col’d wid.,) res es Chillicothe, n of Thirteenth Parker Edmond (col’d,) lab., res n s Tenth, e of John Parker George (col’d,) lab., res e s Washington, n of Tenth Parker Henry (col’d,) lab., res n s Eighth, w of Washington Parr Henry, lab., res n s Ninth, e of Offnere Parker Jackson (col’d,) drayman, res s e cor Findlay and Twelfth Parker Thomas (col’d,) lab." res e s Chillicothe, n of Thirteenth Patrick Catharine (wid George,) res s s Twelfth, bet Findlay and Waller Patterson Andrew (col’d hostler,) res n s Eleventh, bet Findlay and John Patterson Charles R., bookbinder T. M. Patterson, res s s Ninth, bet Waller and Offnere Patterson James, steamboat clerk, res s s Ninth, het N Waller and Offnere Patterson James (col’d,) lab., res n s Tenth, bet John and Waller Patterson Mrs. M. A., clerk Recorder’s office, res n s Sixth, bet Market and Court Patterson Thomas ML, Bookbinder and Blank Book Manufr, over 112 W Second, res s s Ninth, bet Waller and Offnere (see adv) Pallan William S., Carpenter and Builder, shop e s Chillicothe, bet Second and Third, res n s Third, bet Offnere and Union Patton James T., lab., res n s Eleventh, e of Waller Paxton Laura, res near the n e cor Tenth and Washington Payne Leroy, grocer s e cor Gay and Twelfth, res same Peck E. C., Homoeopathic Physician, office 96 E Second, w of Bond, ress e cor Third and Bond Peck William V., res s s Jackson, nr e city limits Peebles Edward, clerk Gilmore <& Warner, res w s Washington, n of Ninth Peebles Miss Ella, works Portsmouth Shoe Factory, res w s Washington, n . of Ninth Peebles John (Reed & Peebles,) res s e cor Ninth and Gay Peebles John G., President Portsmouth National Bank, res n e cor Second and Washington Peebles Joseph D., traveling salesman, res ws Washington, n of Ninth Peebles Miss Lucy, res w s Washington n of Ninth Peebles Richard, paying teller Portsmouth National Bank, res n e cor Second and Washington Pelhenk Frederick, cigar maker H. Nageleisen, res Front bet Jefferson and Madison Pelhenk Louisa (wid Frederick) res Front bet Jefferson and Madison Pennington George Jr., hammer-man, res w s Chillicothe bet Eighth and Ninth 96 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Pennington George W., steel hammer-man Burgess Steel and Iron Works res vv s Chillicothe bet Eighth and Ninth Pennington John, hammer-man, res vv s Chillicothe bet Eighth and Ninth Perick Henry, tailor, res n s Eleventh e of Gay Perick Henry, laborer, res n s Eleventh e of Gay Perick Jacob, cigar maker, res n s Eleventh e of Gay Perkins James (col’d), porter City Hotel Peters Eva, domestic John Schwartz Peters Mary, domestic s e cor Market and Fourth Peters Robert (col’d), laborer, res s s Seventh w of Washington Peters William H., res 301 Gay cor O tin ere Petery Peter, drayman, res s s Fourth e of Gay Petitt Elizabeth (wid) res s s Ninth e of Offnere Petitt George, res s s Ninth e of Offnere Petitt Henry, res s s Ninth e of Offnere Petitt John, res ss Ninth e of Offnere Petitt Thomas, res s s Ninth e of Offnere Pfau Adam, baker, Front e of Madison, res same Pfeiffer Charles, undertakerand carpenter, ss Second w of Jefferson, res same (see adv) Pfleger Louis, laborer, res s s Ninth w of John Pfleger William (Peter Yeager & Co.), bds J. J. Reinert’s PhilIippi George, jeweler, s w cor Second and Jefferson, res same Phillips Cradock, laborer, res s s Front e of Gay Phillips Edward J., laborer, res n s Front w of Chillicothe Phillips Hattie, res with H. Williams Phillips Jacob, heater Gaylord Rolling Mill, res n s Front w of Chillicothe Phillips John, boiler Gaylord Rolling Mill, res n s Front w of Chillicothe Phillips John, helper Gaylord Rolling Mill, res s s Third e of Gay Philip* John W., heater Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res s s Third e of Gay Phillips William, heater, res n s Front w of Bond Phillips William P., heater Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res w s Market bet Third and Fourth Piearce Mrs. Jane (wid Frederick) res s s Third e of Bond Pierce Cynthia, res w s Washington n of Tenth Pierron Andrew, bar-keeper St. Charles Restaurant, res n s Third bet Court and Market Pike Charles, res n s Front bet Sinton and Waller Pilger Jacob, pattern maker, res n s Fifth w of Market Pixley Milton S., physician and druggist, s e cor Chillicothe and Ninth, res s s Ninth e of Chillicothe Pixley William H., sewing machine agent, res n s Gallia c of Offnere Pole Benjamin, blacksmith, bds J. Feindeis Polley David, (col’d) laborer, res s s Eleventh e of Findlay Polley James (col’d) laborer, res n s Eleventh bet Findlay and John Polley John (col’d) laborer, res n s Eleventh bet Findlay and John Polley William (col’d) laborer, res s s Eleventh e of Findlay Pollitt Janies S., attorney at law, office 108 w Second, res n w cor Fifth and Washington Pond E., bds Biggs House Porr Clara, seamstress, res e s Madison bet Front and Second Porr Valentine, cabinet maker, res e s Madison bet Front and Second Porterfield Miss Mary, res 135 e Second e of Sinton Portsmoutli City Water W orks, Mill bet Bond and Sinton PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 97 KEJMIICK a CRAMER, MANUFACTURERS OF* MINERAL WATER, Bottlers of vile and Lager Beer, Agents for McGrath & Co. and W. A. Redding & Co.’s BALIMORE OYSTERS, FRONT STREET, Four Doors below Jefferson, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. Estate of Wm. Musser. John Musser. WB MOTSEK BOW® ------Wholesale Dealers in------Bwiiea Rye ------AND------RECTIFIERS OF SPIRITS, Old No. 6, New 133 Front Street, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. 98 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Portsmouth Correspondent (German)—(weekly), John T. Miller, publisher. Office s w cor Second and Market. (See adv) Portsmouth Flow ring Mills, J. W. Fulton & Sons, proprietors, n e cor Chillicothe and Front (see adv) Portsmouth Foundry and Machine Works, office and works Third and Jefferson, manuf’rs boilers, engines and machinery, Win. Moore Pres’t, E. B. Moore Vice Pres’t, Isaac R. Lane Sec. and Treas. (see adv) Portsmouth Gas Light and Coke Co., Pres’t and Treas. L. C. Robinson, Sec. W. Kinney, office e s Market bet Third and Fourth Portsmouth National Bank. John G. Peebles President, Henry R. Tracy Vice President, Samuel Reed Cashier, 110 Market bet Front and Second Portsmouth Planing Mill am! Manufi'act uring Lumber Co., Pres’t G. B. Millar, Sec. and Treas. F. F. Millar, manuf’rs doors, blinds, sash &c., office and works n e cor Third and Gay (see adv) Portsmouth Shoe Manufactory. President Henry Padan, Vice Pres ident V. Pressler, Sec. and Treas. Irving Drew, 105 W Front (see adv) Portsmouth Street SI. R. Co., Sec. Wm. S. McColm, Treas. S. E. Varner, Sup’t W. E. Varner, Su’pt’s office n s Second bet Court and Washington Portsmouth Young Ladies’ Seminary, n c cor Jackson and Thompson, Rev. J. J. Page Principal Portsmouth Times, (weekly) Jas. W. Newman publisher, office Massie Block s w cor Market and Second (see adv) Portsmouth Trihuue and Republican, (weekly) McFarland & Elick publishers, office Tribune building n e cor Court and Second . (see adv) Portsmouth Woolen Mills, Maddock Bros., n e cor Chillicothe and Fourth Post Office, e s Court bet Front and Second, Mrs. L. Adair Post-mistress Potter Mrs. Eliza, (wid) res s e cor Gallia and Sinton Potter Thomas, (col’d) wks M. R. Tewksbury Powell Virginia, domestic, s w cor Ninth and N Waller Powej* Richard, boot maker, res s s Second bet Jefferson and Madison Power Robert, res Richard Power Powers Charles, marble cutter C. G. Powers, res n s Fourth bet Washington and Chillicothe Powers Cyrus G., city marble works, w s Chillicothe bet Fourth and Fifth, res n s Fourth bet Washington and Chillicothe (see adv) Powers John EB., watches, clocks and jewelry, w s Chillicothe bet Fourth and Fifth, res w s Gay bet Sixth and Seventh Powers John R., res n w cor Third and Chillicothe Powers Mary, domestic, n w cor Ninth and Waller Pratt Charles, shingler Gaylord Rolling Mill, res n s Mill e of Sinton Pratt Rev. E. P., pastor First Presbyterian Church, res 128 W Fourth bet Market and Court Pratt William, hammer-man, res n s Mill e of Sinton Prediger Miss E. Cornelia, dressmaker, res n s Fourth e of Bond Prediger Mrs. Elizabeth, (wid Frederick) res n s Fourth e of Bond Prediger John W., stock fitter Portsmouth Shoe Factory, res n s Fourth e of Bond Preisendorfer Peter, tailor L. Eisman & Bro., bds Biggs House Prendergast & Jennings. (Patrick Prendergast and Sanford B. Jen nings) proprietors Biggs House, n w cor Front and Market PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 99 Prendergast John, student, res 28 W Sixth Prendergast Patrick, (Prendergast & Jennings) res Biggs House Prendergast William, boots and shoes, n s Second e of Market, res s s Sixth bet Washington and Chillicothe Pressler Jacob, shoemaker Portsmouth Shoe Factory, res s s Seventh w of Chillicothe Pressler Jacob, cabinet maker, Cabinet Makers’ Union, bds Valley House Pressler Mrs. Kate, res 23 W Seventh w of Chillicothe Pressler Valentine, Vice President Portsmouth Shoe Manufactory, res n s Tenth e of Washington Prestenbach Valentine, stone mason, res s s Second e of Massie Price Clarence, waiter Biggs House, bds same Price David res s e cor Waller and Eleventh Price Hiram, heater, res s e cor Waller and Eleventh Price Jacob, ore crusher Gaylord Rolling Mill, res n s Front w of Bond Price James, boiler, res n s Third e of Sinton Price John, engineer Gaylord Rolling Mill, res s s Front w of Chillicothe Price John W., boiler, res e s Washington n of Ninth Price William, carter, res s w cor Mill and Sinton Price William, laborer, res s e cor Waller and Eleventh Prince Emma, domestic, n e cor Second and Waller Prince Henry, laborer, res n w cor Mill and Thompson Pritchett Elizabeth, (wid Zachariah) res es Chillicothe bet Second and Third Pritchett Martha, domestic John Jones Pritchett Zachariah, Jr., teamster, res e s Chillicothe bet Second and Third Protoet Xavier, machinist J. H. Wait & Son, res s s Second e of Jefferson Purcell Thomas, horse sheer, n e cor Chillicothe and Third, res e s Wash ington bet Seventh and Eighth Purdom Elizabeth, (wid Isaac) res n w cor Tenth and Gay Purdom Pope, laborer, res n w cor Tenth and Gay Purdum James P., law student Towne & Farnham, ress s Eighth bet Chil licothe and Gay Purdum John M., cooper, bds Henry Jones Purdum John W., contractor and builder, res s s Eighth bet Chillicothe and Gay Purdum Louis, bar on steamer Fannie Dugan, res n s Mill w of Sinton Pursell Charles T., res n s Fourth e of Washington Pursell George, real estate dealer, res w s Court bet Seventh and Eighth Pursell Harry P.? Opera House drug store, n e cor Court and'Fourth, res n s Fourth e of Washington (see adv first page front fly leaf) Pursell Thomas J., Scioto Star Fire Brick Works, res s s Eighth w of Chil licothe Pursell William M., ass’t cashier First National Bank of Portsmouth, res n w cor Washington and Seventh Pyc Mary, (wid) res George Monroe Questel Francis, blacksmith, res n s Third, bet Washington and Chillicothe Questel John F., sign painter, res n s Third, bet Washington and Chillicothe Questel William L., shoemaker, res n s Third, bet Washington and Chil licothe Quirk James, stone-cutter, res s s Tenth, bet John and N Waller Quirk John, carpenter, res s s Tenth, bet John and N Waller 100 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S R Raab John A., barber, w s Chillicothe, bet Fourth and Fifth, res same Raburn Mrs. Minerva, stitcher Lehman, Richman & Co., res n s Second, bet Jefferson and Madison Radepenning John, tailor, res s s Tenth, bet Court and Washington Radford Frank, stone-cutter, res e s Chillicothe, bet Fourth and Gallia Radford John, stone-mason, res n s Fourth, w of Jefferson Radford Mrs. M. B. (wid William,) res e s Chillicothe, bet Fourth and Gallia Radford Mollie, res n s Fourth, w of Jefferson Radford William, student, res e s Chillicothe, bet Fourth and Gallia Rafter Mrs. Frances (wid John,) res n w cor John and Eighth Ragan Dennis, drayman, res n s Second, w of Madison Ragan John, saloon McLean House Ragen Lizzie, seamstress, res n s Second, w of Madison Ragen Mary, seamstress, res n s Second, w of Madison Ragen Mary (wid Richard,) res n s Second, w of Madison Ragen Michael, lab., res n s Second, w of Madison Ramsey David, hat renovator n s Third, c of Market, res e s Court, bet Eighth and Ninth Ramsey Miss Venetia, clerk, res e s Court, bet Eighth and Ninth Randolph Thomas (col’d,) lab., res w s Findlay, bet Ninth and Tenth Raper Swift, candy maker B. Augustin, res Front, w of Scioto Rapp Dorothea (wid John,) res w s Jefferson, bet Front and Second Ratcliff Mrs. Ann (wid John,) res G6 W Fourth, bet Court and Washington Rau John, drayman, res 74 W Seventh, bet Court and Washington Rauch Charles. Grocer ws Chillicothe, bet Second and Third, res ss Third, w of Chillicothe Rauch Charles A., clerk C. Rauch, res s s Third, w of Chillicothe Rauck Michael J., compositor Portsmouth Correspondent, bds Star Hotel Raugh Adam, boiler, res s s Front, e of Gay Raugh Harry C., clerk, res s s Third, bet Sinton Jthd N Waller Raugh Henry, knobler, res s s Third, bet Sinton and N Waller Raugh John, boiler, bds John Delotal Raugh Jonathan M., knobler, res s s Third, bet Sinton and N Waller Raugh Peter, boiler Gaylord Rolling Mill, res Front, e of Gay Rayburn Elmore, boiler, res s e cor Fourth and Madison Rayburn Jane (wid McNeil,) res s e cor Madison and Fourth Rayburn Stephen, catcher Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res s s Fourth, e of Madison Raymond George W., watchman Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res 92 E Third, w of Bond Raymond Peter, watchman chair factory, bds n e cor Front and S Waller Raymond Thomas, spike cutter, bds n e*cor Front and Waller Raynor William, farmer, res n s Jackson, e of Offnere Ray Lillie, res 164 Twelfth Reaver Henry A., wood turner, res n s Ninth, bet John and Waller Reber Samuel F.. General Insurance Agent n w cor Second and Market, res s s Fifth, bet Washington and Chillicothe Redoutey Eugene, res s s Second, bet Madison and Massie Redenger Eliza (wid E. B.,) res n s Fifth, bet Market and Court Redman David (col’d,) lab., res n s Eleventh, bet John and Waller Redman Frank (col’d,) boatman, res n s Tenth, e of Waller Redman Harriet (col’d wid.,) res s s Eleventh, e of John PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 101 ORGANIZED 1847. Ph Mutual Lift Insurance Eo. OF PHILADELPHIA; PA. Dividends Declared Annually. Policies Non- Forfeitable after Second Annual Payment. E. TV. AlAXAVEUj, A^ent, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. ------o------L. W. Vandyke, Gen. Agent, 33 West Third Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. WHITE, ------DEALERS IN------ CLOCKS, JEWELRY, Silver Ware, Spectacles, Gold Pens and Pencils, Fine Cutlery, Etc., Etc., SIGN OF THE GOLDEN WATCH, No. 26 Market Street, between Second and Third, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. R®"Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &c., Carefully Repaired. WHITING I5KOS., (agents for n. a. whiting,) MERCHANT TAILORS, Manufacturers of Custom Clothing, Dealers in Cloths, Cassimeres. Vestings & Gents' Furnishing Goods, NORTH SIDE SECOND STREET, BET. COURT AND WASHINGTON, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. Portsmouth Public 102 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Redman Rev. Isaiah, pastor Pleasant Green Baptist Church, rose s Findlay, s of Tenth Redman Martha (col’d wid.,) res n s Tenth, e of Waller Redman Newman (col’d,) lab., res s s Eleventh, e of John Reed Charles A., attorney at law, bds n e cor Gallia and John Reed Enos, Druggist n e cor Second and Court, res n s Second, bet Wash ington and Chillicothe Reed Frank L., grocer 27 Gallia, res s e cor Washington and Seventh Reed Harry A., clerk 27 Gallia, res s e cor Washington and Seventh Reed Joseph G. (Reed & Peebles,) res s s Second, bet Washington and Chil licothe Reed Mrs. M. A. (wid Philip J.,) res s e cor Washington and Seventh Reed Miss Mary S., res 42 W Second Recd & Peebles, (Joseph G. Reed and John Peebles,) Wholesale No tions, Hosiery, and Specialties in Dry Goods, 157 W Front Reed Miss Sal lie, res 42 W Second Reed Samuel, Cashier Portsmouth National Bank, res s s Second, e of Gay Reed Thompson J., res s e cor Ninth and John Reed William SB. Attorney at Law, office 110 W Second, res n s Seventh, w of Court Reed (see also Reid) Reeg Adam, prescription clerk Geo. Fisher, res s s Ninth, e of John Reeg Adam, boiler, res n s Seventh, w of Chillicothe Reeg John, lab., res n s Eleventh, bet Chillicothe and Gay Reeg Miss Louisa, res John Reeg Reeg Nicholas, shoemaker Portsmouth Shoe Factory, res s s Eleventh, bet Gay and Findlay Reeg Philip, lab., res n s Eleventh, bet Chillicothe and Gay Reeg Philip Sr., stone-mason, res n s Seventh, bet Chillicothe and Wash ington Rees George, furnaceman, res s s Fourth, w of Gay Rees Jacob, helper, res s s Fourth, w of Gay Rees Jane (wid John,) res n e cor Second and Sinton Rees Joseph, lab., res s s Fourth, w of Gay Reeves William, lab., res w s Chillicothe, n of Thirteenth Reick Anna, res n s Third, bet Market and Jefferson Reick Felix, lab., res n s Third, e of Jefferson Reid John, stone-cutter, res s s Ninth, w of Washington Reid Miss Lucretia, dress-maker, bds Front, bet Market and Court Reid Robert T., painter 109 W Front, res same Reid Thompson J., painter and tinner, res s s Gallia, bet Bond and Sinton Reid (see also Reed) Reilly William W. Jr., teller First National Bank of Portsmouth, res s w cor Second and Union Reilly William W., Valley Book Store, res s w cor Second and Union Reinert Jacob J., bakery and saloon w s Chillicothe, bet Third and Fourth, res same Reinhard Andrew, Blacksmith w s Chillicothe, bet Fourth and Fifth, res s s Eighth, w of Chillicothe (see adv) Reinhardt Barn ha rd t, watchman at hub factory, res n s Tenth, e of John Reinhardt George, lab., res s s Fourth, w of Offnere Reinhardt George N., drayman M. W. Thompson & Son, res s s Eighth, e of Court Reinhardt John P., clerk M. W. Thompson & Son, res s s Fourth, w of Offnere PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 103 Reinhart Nicholas, lab., res s s Seventh, e of Chillicothe Reinhardt Peter, painter D. Massa, bds same Reinhart Valentine (V. Reinhart & Co.,) res w s Court, bet Eighth and Ninth Reinhart V. & Co., (Valentine Reinhart and Jacob Becker Jr.,) Manu facturing Confectioners, 115 Market (see adv) Reinhardt (see Rheinhardt) Reiniger Major C. Frederick, res s s Third, w of Market Reiniger C. Frederick Jr., Scioto County Sheriff, office county jail, res county jail Reiniger George, farmer, res w s Chillicothe, n of Thirteenth Reiniger Joseph H., machinist, res s s Third, w of Market Reiniger Lewis II., carpenter, res s s Third, w of Market Rcissei* August, Saloon w s Chillicothe, bet Seventh and Eighth, res same Reisser Sophia, domestic 114 E Second Reitz Amelia (wid John,) res s s Sixth, e of Market Reitz & Rode, (Ignatius Reitz and Charles C. Bode,) Contractors and Builders, dealers in Sawed and Block Stone, office and works s w cor Second and Massie (see adv) Reitz Ignatius (Reitz Richardson J. D., res 512 Court Richardson John, res e s Findlay, bet Eighth and Ninth Richman Henry (Lehman, Richman & Co.,) res 59 W Sixth, bet Court and Washington Richter Frederick, lab., res s s Ninth, w of John Ricker James W., res n s Fifth, w of Court Ridenour Amelia (wid Samuel,) res with L. Huddleson Ridenour Charles W., boiler, res n s Front, bet Chillicothe and Gay Ridenour Wesley, roller, res s s Front, w of Bond Rider Adam, cigar-maker, res n s Ninth, e of Court Rider, Mrs. A.. nurse 303 Court Rider Elizabeth (wid Frederick,) res n s Third, e of Madison Rider Fred, bar-keeper F. Fryer, bds same Rider Frederick, lab., res n s Third, e of Madison Rider Mathias, lab., res n s Ninth, bet Court and Washington Ridei Mollie, res n s Ninth, e of Court Rider Peter, shoemaker, res n s Ninth, e of Court Rief Lizzie, domestic C. P. Lloyd Riegel Benjamin (Riegel & Nagel,) res s w cor Eighth and John Riegel Elias, clerk, res n s Twelfth, bet Findlay and Waller Riegel & Nagel, (Benjamin Riegel and Henry W. Nagel,) grocers s w cor John and Ninth Riessinger Adam, fireman, res e s John, bet Eighth and Ninth Riessinger Andrew, wagon-maker, res n s Ninth, bet Findlay and John Riessinger Martin, wagon-maker s s Sixth, bet Chillicothe and Gay, res n s Ninth, bet Findlay and John Rifenberick & Bro., (R. P. and M. F. Rifenberick,) grocers n s Second, bet Gay and Bond Rifenberick Martin F. (Rifenberick & Bro.,) bds s s Third, bet Waller and Union Rifenberick Richard P. (Rifenberick & Bro.,) res s s Third, bet Waller and Union Riggs James W., lab., res n s Second, e of Sinton Riggs Joseph, res 114 E Second, bet Bond and Sinton Riggs Mrs. Mary (wid James,) res n s Second, eof Sinton Rightmeyer William, engineer Cabinet-Makers’ Union, res s s Seventh, bet Chillicothe and Gay Rigrish J. Philip, plasterer, res s e cor Chillicothe and Ninth Ring Mrs. Emeline (wid Lawrence,) res s e cor Gallia and Sinton Ring Miss Mary, stitcher Portsmouth Shoe Factory, res s e cor Gallia and Sinton Ripley Charles (col’d,) whitewasher, res n s Eighth, bet Court and Wash ington Ripley Miss Maria, bds Biggs House Ripley Captain W. P., bds Biggs House Roads Josiah H. (Johnson & Roads,) res s w cor Second and Sinton Roberts John E., machine agent, res n s Third, bet Chillicothe and Gay Robinson Aleck, student, res L. C. Robisson Robinson Annie, domestic W. A. Hutchins Robinson Miss Ellen, res n s Mill, w of Gay Robinson Mrs. E. J., boarding-house s s Fourth, bet Court and Market Robinson Miss Fannie, at woolen factory, res s s Fifth, w of Chillicothe Robinson Frank, mail agent, res s s Fourth, bet Court and Market Robinson George D., gas fitter, res s s Third bet Bond and Sinton Robinson Mrs. Genevieve, res 114 E Second bet Bond and Sinton PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 105 7 Wholesale and Retail Dealer in CHANDELIERS, Lamps and Lamp Chimneys, BOHEMIAN . Ami Out FITVE TABLE CUTLERY And Silver Plated Ware, 125 West Front Street, FaRTSMaUTH, OHIO. 10G MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Robinson Barr et (col’d wid) res s s Ninth e of John Robinson L. C. & Co. (Louis C. Robinson) manuf’r of pig iron, office e s Market bet Third and Fourth, res n s Gallia bet John and N Waller Robinson Louis C., President Portsmouth Gas Light and Coke Com pany, and vice president Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res n s Gallia wof N Waller Robinson Capt. L. Newton, res s s Fourth bet Court and Market Robinson Lucinda (col’d wid) res s s Thirteenth w of Waller Robinson Mrs. Martha J. (wid Major Joshua V.) res 114 e Second bet Bond and Sinton Robinson Melvina (col’d) res s s Twelfth e of Findlay Robinson Taylor W., clerk W. A. Connolley, bds s w cor Washington and Second Robinson William, brakeman, res s s Fifth w of Chillicothe Robison Miss B., millinery and fancy goods, n sSecond bet Washington and Court, res same Robison Mrs Labella (wid John) res n s Second bet Court and Washington Robison Miss M., dressmaker, res n s Second bet Court and Washington Rockwell James, farmer, res s w cor Front and Offnere Rockwell Sophia (wid Henry) res s w cor Front and Offnere Roderick David, boiler Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res ws Market bet Third and Fourth Rodger William, machinist, res n e cor Court and Eighth Rogers George IL, blacksmith, res n s Sixth e of Washington Rogers Miss Mary E., governess, res with Thomas Rogers Rogers Melissa, Domestic, Mrs. A. M. Meeorney Rogers Thomas, blacksmith, n s Front w of Chillicothe, res n s Sixth e of Washington Rose John T. (col’d) boatman, res n s Eleventh e of Waller Rose Robert, carpenter, res s s Ninth bet John and Waller Rosenslock Lewis, clothing and gents’furnishing goods, 173 w Front bet Market and Jefferson, res same Ross Mrs. Ann (wid James) res M. T. Burke Rons & Bishop, (James F. Ross and C. Bishop) merchant tailoring and gents furnishing goods, 164 w Front Ross Frank B., telegraph operator, res s s Fourth bet Market and Court Ross James F. (Ross& Bishop) res s s Fourth bet Court and Market Ross Peter (col’d) drayman, res s s Eleventh e of Findlay Ross Samuel R., res e s Court bet Third and Fourth Ross William E., (col’d) whitewasher, resn w cor Gay and Eleventh Roth Eva (wid William) res n s Second e of Jefferson Roth John, saloon, w s Chillicothe bet Second and Third, res same Roth John, Blacksmith John Dice, res w s Jefferson bet Front and Second Roth Miss Mary, seamstress Lehman, Richman Co., res n s Second e of Jefferson Rothe Benno diaries, local editor Portsmouth Correspondent, bds Biggs House Rottinghaus John B., salesman J. L. Hibbs & Co., res n s Eighth bet Court and Washington Rottinghaus J. Henry, cabinet maker, Cabinet Makers’ Union, res n s Eighth bet Washington and Court Row Charles C., book-keeper, res 54 w Sixth w of Washington Row John, janitor high school buildings, res same Row Mrs. L. L., dressmaker, 54 w Sixth, res same Row Susan (wid Col. John) res e s Gay n of Twelfth PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 107 Row Volney R., law student Moore & Newman, res 54 w Sixth Roy Dennis, laborer, res s s Ninth bet Court and Washington Roy Edward, spoke turner, res s s Ninth bet Court and Washington Roy Thomas, spoke turner, res s s Ninth bet Court and Washington Royse B. Frank, deputy Sheriff, res 169 w Second bet Market and Jefferson Royse John N., res 169 w Second bet Market and Jefferson Rudity Lou, domestic A. R. Turley Ruhlmann Frederick F., res s e cor Market and Third Runger Anna (wid John) res s s Fourth e of Jefferson Russell Miss Annie, dressmaker, res s s Fifth w of Washington Russell Charles F., salesman J. L. Hibbs & Co., res 81 Front e of Court Russell George W., tinner H. Eberhardt, res s s Third ab Chillicothe RussellT> ■ « rxrxj-x 1 1 WilliamXX 7 I I I J.x bxx B.,T ) salesmanixn I . X •-» J.T L.I IHibbs T ■ lx &.(’» Co., res Q81 1 Front•*» 4- /Ie yx4"of Court«n w4 Russell William L., salesman J. L. Hibbs <& Co., res 81 Front e of Court Ryan Mrs. Celia, domestic A. C. Thompson Ryan Dan. J., law student Bannon <& Anderson, res n s Front bet Sinton and Waller Ryan Honora (wid John) res n s Front bet Sinton and Waller Ryan John Jr., helper, res s s Second w of Jefferson Ryan John, day watchman Burgess Steel Iron Works, res s s Second w of Jefferson Ryan Maggie, domestic J. B. Green’s Ryan Michael, laborer, res n s Front w of Sinton s Safford Charles, cooper, bds J. R. Weakly Salsbury James, mail agent, res No. 4 Green’s Row Sinton st Salter William, res w s John bet Gallia and Seventh Sample John C., salesman Lehman, Richman & Co., bds Biggs House Samuel Miss Bettie, res s e cor Third and Court Samuel Mrs. Mary, (wid Israel) notions, secor Third and Court, res same Sanderlin Kendrick, (col’d) steward Bonanza, res n s Tenth e of Gay Sanderlin Mary, res w s Washington n of Tenth Sandridge Miss Lucy, teacher Eleventh st school, bds Daniel Biggs Sands Thomas, (col’d) res w s Findlay bet Tenth and Eleventh Sanford Angus L., salesman, res s s Third e of Gay Sangler Mrs. Hannah, rooms 25 Fourth Saunders Miss Belle, weaver, bds A. Eicher Saunders Frank, (col’d) domestic W. A. Hutchins Saunders Julia, (col’d) res w s Washington n of Tenth Saunders Leonard, (col’d) laborer, res n e cor Eleventh and Gay Saunders Lizzie, seamstress, res s s Eleventh e of Waller Saunders Richard, (co’ld) teamster, res e s Gay s of Twelfth Saunders Robert C., bricklayer, res s s Eleventh e of Waller Saunders Thomas, bricklayer, res 231 W Fourth Saunders Thomas C., bricklayer, res s s Eleventh e of Waller Saunders William N., painter, res ss Eleventh e of Waller Saufferer Frank, barber J. Giesler. res s s Seventh bet Washington and Court Saufferer John A., cabinet maker, res s s Seventh bet Court and Washington Sayer Ann, domestic J. B. Nichols Sayer Charles, carpenter, bds H. Williams Sayer Jackson, painter, res w s Court n of Seventh Sayer Phoebe, (wid David) res with Jackson Sayer 108 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Schabaudy Frank, boiler, res n s Mill e of Chillicothe Schabaudy Joseph, res n s Mill e of Chillicothe Schabaudy Louis, boiler, res n s Mill e of Chillicothe Schaefer Conrad, cooper, res s s Eighth w of Washington Schafer Frank J., blacksmith, res n s Gallia w of Gay Schafer George, manuf’r wagons, carts &c., blacksmithing, n s Gallia w of Gay, res same Schafer George M., blacksmith, res n s Gallia w of Gay Schafer Jacob, blacksmith, res n s Gallia w of Gay Schafer see also Shafer Schantz Xavier, tobacbo and cigars, e s Market s of Second, res s s Second bet Madison and Jefferson Schell George, white-washer, res s s Seventh bet Market and Court Schell Miss Mary, seamstress Lehman, Richman & Co., res s s Seventh w of Court Schell Miss Rosa, seamstress Lehman, Richman & Co., res s s Seventh w of Court Schelle Laura, domestic Thomas Brown Scheliha Rev. Paul, pastor Protestant United Church, res n e cor Washing ton and Fifth Scherzingir Charles, brewer, res Front e of Massie Scheuermann George, tailor, res n s Seventh bet Chillicothe and Gay Schiesz Frederica (wid Ludwic) res ss Ninth bet N Waller and Offnero Schiesz Louisa, domestic J. B. Green Schimpf Henry, varnisher Cabinet Makers’ Union, res ss Gallia w of Gay Schimpf Jacob, turner Cabinet .Makers’ Union, res s s Gallia w of Gay Schirrmann & Co., (George J. Schirrmann and Fred. Deuschle) carriage manufrs, n s Fifth bet Chillicothe and Washington Schirrmann George J., (Schirrman & Co.) ress w cor Ninth and Washington Schirrmann William, saloon, s e cor Eleventh and Chillicothe, res same Schlichter Charles, laborer, res n s Fourth w of Gay Schlichter John F., tobacco and cigars, 110 Market, res s s Tenth bet Chilli cothe and Washington Schloss Mathias, grocer, e s Chillicothes of Ninth, res s w cor Fourth and Gay Schloss Moses, clerk, res s w cor Fourth and Gay Schmenk Joseph, drayman, res Front e of Madison Schmidt Karl, fountain saloon, es Market bet Second and Third, res same Schmidt Ph. Jacob, groceries, w s Market bet Second and Third, bds City Hotel Schmidt Victor, machinist Portsmouth Foundry and Machine Works, res w s Court bet Eighth and Ninth Schmitt Fred., grocer, n s Gallia e of Gay, res same Schmitt see Smith Schneider Charles, cigar maker Fred. Doerr, res s s Sixth bet Chillicothe and Gay Schneider Fredrica, (wid Joseph) res n s Third w of Madison Schneider Hannah, (wid Henry) res s s Sixth bet Chillicothe and Gay Schneider Joseph, cooper J. Hornung, res n s Second e of Jefferson Schneider Joseph, cooper, res n s Tenth w of Chillicothe Schneider Miss Kate, dressmaker, res s s Sixth bet Chillicothe and Gay Schneider Miss Mary, tailoress, res n s Second e of Jefferson Schneider see Snider and Snyder Schneller Philip, tailor L. Eisraan & Bro., res s e cor Second and Jefferson Schnitzius Barth, laborer, res s s Seventh e of Chillicothe Schott Peter, machine hand, res n s Third e of Madison PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. Ill Seeberger Henry, news depot, n s Second, w of Court, res n s Second, bet Washington and Chillicothe •Seel Adam, bakery, confectionery, ice-cream parlors, n s Second, w of Chil licothe, res same Seel George, hostler J. Findeis Seel William, cook St. Cloud Restaurant, res ss Third, bet Market and Jefferson Seifier Charles. proprietor Harmonia Beer Garden s s Eleventh, bet Chillicothe and Gay Seifried Charles, cooper W. Leiehner, bds Fifth, below Market Selby George 8)., Agent The Singer ManuPr’g Co., office n w cor Second and Washington, res s s Eighth, bet Chillicothe and Gay Selby S. B*., book-keeper The Singer Manuf’r’g Co., bds s e cor Chillicothe and Seventh Sells Albert C., saddles and harness, 103 W Front, b ls Biggs IT »use Semiear John H., brick-layer, res s s Eleventh, e of Washington Semones Charles, boatman, res n s Second, w of Madison Semones Elizabeth, seamstress, res n s Second, w of Madison Semones Nancy (wid Joshua,) res n s Second, w of Madison Senteny Henry C., trunk store, bds F. G. Burke Settoon Charlotte (wid Andrew,) res s s Third, w of Gay Settoon Miss Lorena, teacher, res s s Third, w of Gay Sexton E. F., machine hand Portsmouth Planing Mill, res 5071 Chillicothe, bet Fifth and Sixth Seymore Alfred B., bds City Hotel Shafer Capatious, fruit and confectionery, 105 Front, e of Market, res e s Market, bet Third and Fourth Shafer Frank, lab. H. S. Grimes, res e s Market, het Third and Fourth Shafer, Miss Mary, music teacher, res e s Market, bet Third and Fourth Shafer John, cupola tender II. Eberhardt cfc Co., res s s Ninth, w of Wash ington Sliafci* Joseph, Saloon and Restaurant w s Market, bet Second and Third, res same Shaffer Peter, molder H. Eberhardt A Co., res s s Fourth, bet Madison and Jefferson Shaffer (see also Schafer) Shakspear Daniel, boiler Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res e s Madison, bet Front and Second Shakspear Joseph, lab. Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res s e cor Second and Massie Sharp Frederick, carpenter, rooms 45 Front Sheedy Margaret, bds Mrs. E. Robinson Sheehan Patrick, heater Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res s s Third, e of Market Shehan Sarah, domestic L. C. Damarin Shellieg William, carpenter, res n s Second, bet Court and Washington Shepard John, teamster, res in rear of the n w cor Market and Fifth Shephard Joseph A., commercial traveler, res s s Seventh, e of Chillicothe Sherer Elizabeth, domestic C. M. Finch Sherer John, stoves and tinware w s Jefferson, bet Front and Second, res n s Sixth, w of Court Sherer John F., tinner, res n s Sixth, w of Court Sherlock James, cutter Portsmouth Shoe Factory, bds n s Third, bet Market and Court 112 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Shevlin Mrs. M.9 Millinery and Dress-making s 3 Second, e of Court, res same Shilling Jacob, shoemaker, res s s Fifth, w of Chillicothe Shields William, molder Portsmouth Foundry and Machine Works, res n s Third, bet Market and Jefferson Shipman Frank, carpenter, res s s Ninth, bet N Waller and Offnere Shipman Mrs. Kate (wid William,) res s s Chillicothe Market Square Shipman Win. J., spoke turner, res s s Ninth, e of Court Shoop Josephine, domestic John Shepard Shriver John, lab., res 225 w Fourth Shufllin Emanuel, grocer Front, e of Madison, res same Shumake John (col’d,) cook, res s s Eleventh, bet Washington and Chil licothe Silber IRer»ard, Scourer and Dyer n s Second, e of Court, res same (see adv) Silber Miss Rosa, seamstress res n s Second, e of Court Silcox Robert S. Jr., dental student with Dr. C. P. Dennis, res n s Fourth, e of Gay Silcox Robert S. Sr., book-keeper J. F. Towel I, res n s Fourth, e of Gay Silcox William C., receiving teller Portsmouth National Bank, res n s Fourth, e of Gay Sill Mrs. Naomi, res 25 W Fourth, bet Washington and Chillicothe Simpson Charles, heater Gaylord Rolling Mill, res w s Chillicothe, n of Ninth Simpson Charles A., carpenter, res n s Fourth, e of Gay Simpson Elvina (wid Thomas,) res n s Fourth, bet Gay and Bond Simpson George, lab., res n s Fourth, bet Gay and Bond Simpson James, carpenter, agent for Cuppett & Webb, res w s Market, bet Sixth and Seventh Simpson Leonard, carpenter, res n s Fourth, e of Gay Simpson Thomas, carpenter, res w s Market, het Sixth and Seventh Simpson Thomas A., City Wharfmaster, res 33 E Front, bet Chillicothe and Gay Simpson William H., carpenter, res 107 W Seventh Simpson Mrs. Woods, res w s Jefferson, bet Front and Second Singer Joseph C., book-keeper W. W. Little & Co., bds 157 E Second, B. R. Miles Singer ManuPr Company, Sewing Machines, George D. Selby, Agent, office n w cor Second and Washington Sisler M. E., res e s John, s of Eighth Sisters of Charity of Nazareth, Kentucky, res n s Sixth, e of Gay Sisters of St. Frances, res near cor Fourth and Market, north of St. Mary’s Church Slavens & Butcher, (John Slavens and George N. Butcher,) lightning rods 301 Gallia Slavens John (Slavens & Butcher,) bds Legler House Sloan Frank (col’d,) farmer, res w s Findlay, bet Twelfth and Thirteenth Sloan Weston (col’d,) res n s Eleventh, e of Findlay Sloan William (col’d,) clerk L. Payne, res w s Findlay, bet Twelfth and Thirteenth Sloat Lucina (wid George W.,) res e s Gay, bet Seventh and Eighth Sly Louisa, domestic W. A. Bolinger Sly Tully C., carpenter, res n s Front, bet Sinton and Waller Smalley John, millwright Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res 127 W Seventh Taylor William F., with Portsmouth Street R. R. Co. Teeters George, (col’d) laborer, res s e cor Eleventh and Washington Teeters Henry, (col’d) boatman, res s e cor Washington and Eleventh Teeters Rebecca, (col’d) res s e cor Eleventh andWashington Terry George, res n e cor Second and N Waller Terry John P., res n e cor Second and N Waller Tewksbury Moore R., res n s Second e of Chillicothe Thayer Mrs. Mary, (wid Nathan) res upstairs, Front bet Market and Jefferson Tine Portsmouth Times (see Portsmouth Times) The table is supplied with the best the market- affords, vysiers served in the best styles. Day Board at reasonable rates. North side Second Street, a few doors above Market, ^onTsnouTn, omo. PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 113 Established 1857. 1 TIN p ---- AND----- Coppersmith) ]]• i1 iii;i '1VL= Plumber arid Sheet i SssPfl I! Iron "Worker, ---- WHOLESALE DEALER IN----- STOVES, GRATES, IRON MANTELS, ETC., Second Street. South Side, above Market. PORTSMOUTH, OHIO a 17. JE® RicnotSs 11O West Second Street, Fruit and Vegetables of all kinds, Fresh Canned Goods, Fresh Oysters, Fish and Game in Season. Fresh Butter and Eggs will always be kept on hand. Also Fine Cigars and Tobacco. Having adopted the “Cash Systein,” I will sell at bottom prices. Goods delivered to any part of the city. 114 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Smalley Joseph, machine hand, Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res 127 W Seventh Smith Aaron, fireman at hub factory, res w s Court, nr opp Eighth Smith Angeline, tailoress, res with E. Shufllin Smith Anna, seamstress, res s s Second, w of Massie Smith Mrs. Ann, dress-making e s Chillicothe, bet Third and Fourth, res same SsniSh Charles S. Paper ManuPr, Mill, bet Bond and Sinton, res n s Fourth, e of Market Smith Dan, salesman G. /A. Waller, res n s Fourth, bet Chillicothe and Gay Smith Daniel E., res John B. Gregory Smith Fannie, domestic 91 Front Smith Floyd IL., (McColm A Smith,) res 110 W Fifth, bet Court and Market Smith Frank, book-keeper fl. Leet & Co., res s e cor Tenth and John Smith George, lab., res s s Second, w of Massie Smith Huston (col’d,) lab., res Robert Lewis Smith Isaac, stove mounter II. Eberhardt Spry Allen, gas fitter, res n s Sixth, bet Court and Washington Spry Daniel R., Druggist, (wholesale and retail,) n w cor Market and Second, res s s Third, bet Market and Court, (see adv inside front cover.) Spry Robert N., attorney at law, office n w cor Market and Second, res s s Second, bet Washington and Court Spry Richard, gas fixtures, gas fitting and plumbing, s s Third, bet Market and Court, res same Stacey George W., shoemaker Portsmouth Shoe Factory, res s s Twelfth, e of Waller Stahl Barbara, seamstress, res n s Second, w of Madison Stahl Charles, cigar-maker, res s s Eighth, e of Gay Stahl Christian, cooper, res n s Second, w of Madison Stahl Louis, tinner, res n s Second, w of Madison Stahl Louisa, seamstress Lehman, Richman <& Co., res s s Eighth, e of Gay Stamm Christian, lab., res s s Third, bet Market and Jefferson Stanger Rev. I. Newton, rector All Saints’ Church, res n s Fourth, bet Washington and Chillicothe Stanley Henry F., agent, res s s Sixth, bet Chillicothe and Gay Stanton James, lab. Gaylord Rolling AL ill, res s s Front, w of Gay Stanton Michael, Wines and Liquors, wholesale, 1G3 W Front, bds Biggs House (see adv) Stapleton John W., barber C. Ludgate, res Ohio River, bet Madison and Scioto Star Cigar Store. Henry Nageleisen, n s Second, bet Court and Wash ington (see adv) Star Hotel, Fred. Lauffer, prop’r, n s Second, e of Jefferson Starks George, molder, res s s Ninth, e of Washington Starks Henry, res s s Second, bet Jefferson and Madison Starks John (col’d,) lab., res s s Eleventh, bet John and Waller Starks Lizzie, domestic 52 W Second Starks Maggie, domestic 29 Sixth Starlin Erast us, watchman at Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res 92 E Third, W of Bond Starr Miss Eva, res n e cor Fourth and Bond Startz Andrew, lab., res n s Ninth, e of Washington Startz (see Starks) Stause Keidon, lab. Reitz Stemshorn Henry, grocer Front, bet Jefferson and Madison, res same Stephens Daniel, hammer-man Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res ss Fourth, bet Chillicothe and Gay Stephenson Edward G., cutter, res n s Second, e of Washington Stephenson James A., river pilot, res 63 W Fourth, w of Washington Stephenson Miss Jennie, dress-maker, res s s Eighth, e of Chillicothe Stephenson M. Va. (wid James,) res 63 W Fourth, w of Washington Stephenson Mrs. Sarah (wid Thomas,) res s s Eighth, e of Chillicothe Stephenson William T., druggist D. R. Spry, res s s Third, bet Chillicothe and Washington Steppe J. Jacob, wagon-maker, res e s Chillicothe, bet Eleventh and Twelfth Steret Miss Hattie, res Dr. A. B. Jones Sterling Coal Co., G. W. Huggins, Agent, offices es Court, bet Second and Third, and s e cor Sixth and Chillicothe Stevens C. Jefferson, brick-yard, res r e cor Front and Waller Stevens Wayne, brick-molder, res 111 Seventh Steverson Harrison (col’d,) porter, res e s Market, bet Fourth and Fifth Stewart Miss Cornelia, seamstress, res s s Fourth, bet Sinton and Waller Stewart Miss Ella W., seamstress, res s s Fourth bet Sinton and Waller Stewart Miss Ida, seamstress, res ss Fourth bet Sinton and Waller Slewart Miss Maggie, seamstress, res s s Fourth bet Sinton and Waller Stewart Miss Maggie (col’d) seamstress, res Henry Baker Stewart Maria, domestic F. E. Duduit Stewart Will, messenger Portsmouth National Bank, res Clay township Stewart William, bakery, n s Gallia bet Chillicothe and Gay, res same Stillman Frank L., res n s Third w of Bond Stillman George H., artist, res n s Third w of Bond Stockham Miss Rosa, res with M. B. Gilbert Stoeckel John, bakery, w s Chillicothe s of Tenth, res same Stokley John, teamster, res n w cor Mill and Waller Stokley Joseph, laborer, res n w cor Mill and Waller Stokley Louisa, domestic 71 w Seventh Stokley William, teamster, res s s Front e of Sinton Stoll Barbara (wid Peter) res John Dielmann Stone Charles, shearer Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res s s Gallia e of Gay Stone Phineas, roller Gaylord Rolling Mill res s s Second w of Gay Stone William, plasterer, res e s Chillicothe nr n city limits Storck William, clerk H. Eberhardt A Co., bds II. Eberhardt St rah in Bavid. tobacco and cigars, Biggs House block, res n s Third bet Court and Washington Strahm John Ph., cigar maker, res n s Third bet Court and Washington Stratton Elizabeth (col’d) domestic, W. P. Phillips Stratton Henry (col’d) laborer, res s s Fourth e of Gay Stratton John L., boatman, res e s Washington n of Tenth Stubs William F., upholsterer J. H. Wait & Son, res n s Third bet Market and Jefferson Stuhl Johannah (wid Jacob) res Front bet Madison and Jefferson Stupp Peter J., saloon, s e cor Market and Fifth, res same Sturgeon Miss Evaline, res with Mrs. A. Noel Stutt Valentine, furnaceman, res ss Third e of Market Stutzinger Jacob, laborer, res n s Fourth bet Bond and Sinton Sudbrook Lizzie, domestic A. C. Thompson Sullivan Edward, boiler maker, res s s Fourth.e of Gay Sullivan Ellie, domestic John Kapps Sullivan Margaret (wid) res 28 Sixth PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 117 CHARLES PFEIFFER, CASHBS8, And all kinds of Undertakers' Trimmings, Shrouds, &c., &c. Funerals Attended upon all Occasions, Second Street, bet. Jefferson and Madison, opp. Gas Works, Portsmouth, omo. LOR BERG, Siga aai From SECOND STREET, North side, opp. Geo. Davis fy Cods, upstairs, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. 118 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Sullivan Mary, domestic W. P. Martin Sullivan Mrs. Mary (wid Jeremiah) res s s Ninth e of Court Sullivan Thomas, laborer, res s s Ninth e of Court Sullivan Mrs. Timothy, res s e cor Mill and Bond Sullivan William, boiler maker Portsmouth Foundry and Machine Works, res s s Fourth e of Gay Sullivan William, bar-keeper Biggs House saloon, res s s Fifth w of Market Summer Barbara, domestic M. II. Thompson Summers Susan (wid) ress s Eleventh e of Waller Sumner James, laborer, res s s Sixth w of Chillicothe Surmann Jacob, laborer, res n s Mill w of Bond Surmann Josephine, dressmaker, res n s Mill w of Bond Suter Anna (wid George) ress s Fourth bet Jefferson and Madison Suter David, stone cutter, res s w cor Court and Fifth Suter Elizabeth (wid Valentine) res s w cor Court and Fifth Suter Miss Hattie, dressmaker, res s w cor Court and Fifth Suter John V., sanitary policeman, res w s Court bet Eighth and Ninth Suter Miss Mary, res s w cor Court and Fifth Suter William, molder, res s w cor Court and Fifth Sutherland Eliza (wid Seth) res n s Ninth e of Washington Swaby Ellen, domestic G. D. Selby Swaby Louisa, domestic J. W. Purdum Swaby Lumma, domestic M. S. Campbell Swander, see Gesch wander Sweat land George, laborer Thomas P. Brown, bds same Sweedner George, gardener Thomas P. Brown Swift Jolin B., agent Adams’ Express Co., res s e cor Second and Gay Swift Aurin R., carpenter, res n s Sixth e of Gay Swift William N., express messenger, bds s e cor Second and Gay Swim Jesse, boots, shoes, hats, caps and furs, Massie block, Market st, res w s of Court bet Eighth and Ninth Switzer Miss Fannie, res Capt. E. B. Moore Sykes Christopher, cabinet maker J. H. Wait & Son., res s s Thirteenth e of Gay PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 119 The Portsmoiitli Tribune and Republican (see Portsmouth Tri bune and Republican) The Valley BSDade. (weekly) issued every Saturday by The Valley Blade Publishing Co., office 127 W Second The Valley Blade Publishing Co., (W. W. Monroe and J. E. Valjean) office 127 W Second Thomann John B., laborer, res e s Court s of Eighth Thomas Aaron, (col’d) white-washer, res s s Eleventh bet John and Waller Thomas Ann, (wid Thomas) res s s Front e of Chillicothe Thomas Miss Choicy, dressmaker, res s s Third bet Gay and Bond Thomas Daniel, tailor, res n s Fourth w of Jefferson Thomas David, boiler Gaylord Rolling Mill, res Front e of Washington Thomas Howell, (col’d) laborer, res bet Washington and Court n of Tenth Thomas Jane, (wid John) res s s Third bet Gay and Bond Thomas Mary, domestic J. A. Warner Jr. Thomas Morgan, laborer, res s s Third bet Gay and Bond Thomas Thomas, roller, res s s Third bet Gay and Bond Thomas William II., (col’d) laborer, res n e cor Twelfth and Findlay Thompson Albert C., (Thompson & Turley) res s s Second bet Washington and Chillicothe Thompson Caleb, heater Gaylord Rolling Mill, res 117 Chillicothe bet Sec ond and Third Thompson Mrs. Columbia, res s w cor Union and Front Thompson Frederick res s s Eighth e of Gay Thompson George, blacksmith, bds J. Feindeis Thompson George W.. architect, office Huston’s stone front, ssSecond bet Market and Court, res n s Third bet Gay and Bond (see adv) Thompson George W., heater Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res w s Mar ket bet Sixth and Seventh Thompson George W., gas fitter, res e s Gay bet Seventh and Eighth Thompson Henry F., (M. W. Thompson & Son) res n w cor Eighth and Findlay Thompson John, book agent, bds William Ellis Thompson Matthew W., (M. W. Thompson & Son) res n w cor Eighth and Findlay Thompson M. W. & Son. (Matthew W. and Henry F. Thompson) dealers in flour, grain, lime and cement, 134 W Second Thompson Samuel, res w s Market bet Sixth and Seventh Thompson Solomon, prop’r Farmers’ Hotel, Front bet Madison and Massie Thornpsoia & Turley. (A. C. Thompson and IT. C. Turley) attorneys at law, office n w cor Second and Market Thompson William H., res with Frederick Thompson Thompson William K., lumber manuf’r, saw-mill send Union, res 135 E Second Thomson John, machinist, res e s Chillicothe bet Third and Fourth Thornton George W., music teacher and piano tuner, res n e cor Ninth and Findlay Thumm Louis, miller, res s s Second e of Massie Thumm Miss Mary, seamstress Lehman, Richman <& Co., res s s Second e of Massie Thumm Miss Menia, seamstress Lehman, Richman & Co., res s s Second e of Massie Tice Louis, harness maker Burke & Co., res w s Washington bet Second and Third 120 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Tice Mont, blacksmith Portsmouth Foundry and Machine Works, res w s Washington bet Second and Third Tieterly Valentine, laborer, res w s Offnere s of Front Times Office, Massie Block, s w cor Market and Second, see Portsmouth Ti mes Timmonds M. & S., (Martin F. Timmonds) groceries, crackers and boat stores, Front, one door below Biggs House Timmonds Martin F., (M. & S. Timmonds) bds Biggs House Timmonds Miss Melissa, res with W. W. Little n e cor Court and Front Timmonds Thomas, foreman Yeager & Dice, res s s Front e of Sinton Tobin James, cutter E. Miller, bds J. F. Collins, n s Second bet Market and Court Tobin Patrick, bds J. F. Collins Todd Frank E., traveling salesman J. F. Towell, rooms s w cor Chillicothe and Fifth Tolley Whitfield A., jeweler, res e s Gay bet Ninth and Tenth Tomlinson Miss Louisa J., res with G. H. Stillman Toppling Belle, cook Biggs House, bds same Towell .laities F.. wholesale dealer in dry goods, 129 W Front, res n w cor Second and Gay Towne & Farnham, (Henry A. Towne and Homer W. Farnham) attorneys at law, office over 123 W Second Merchant’s Block Towne Henry A., (Towne & Farnham) res w s Court bet Fifth and Sixth Towne Robert S., res 509 Court Towse Charles ES., Machinist, Locksmith and Bell-hanger, e s Court, s of Third, res n s Ninth, e of N Waller (see adv) Towse Daniel, res n s Ninth, e of N Waller Towse Joseph, photographer J. N. Lutz, res n s Ninth, e of Waller Towse William R. E., locksmith C. H. Towse, res n s Ninth, e of N Waller Tracy Charles ()., clerk postoffice, res n s Second, bet Chillicothe and Gay Tracy Mrs. C. P. (C. P. Tracy & Co.,) res s s Fourth, bet Court and Wash ington Tracy C. 5®. & Co.. (Mrs. C. P. Tracy, Henry R. Tracy, L. H. Murphy,) Boots, Shoes, Hats, Leather and Findings, 131 W Front (see adv) Tracy Henry R., (C. P. Tracy & Co.,) also Vice-President Portsmouth Na tional Bank, res s s Fourth, bet Court and Washington Tracy & Lloyd, (Uri Tracy and C. P. Lloyd,) insurance agents, 119 W Front Tracy Uri (Tracy & Lloyd,) res 17 E Second, e of Chillicothe Trandly Felix, bar-keeper Fountain Saloon, bds K. Schmidt Treat Mrs. Ann (wid Theodore,) res s s Front, w of Bond Treat Franklin, lab., res s s Front, bet Gay and Bond Trego Frank, fireman M. and C. R. R., bds J. R. Weakly Treuthart James IL., Books, Stationery, Wall Paper, Toys, Notions, etc., n s Second, 3 doors e of Market, res 11 Fourth, w of Chillicothe Tribune Office, n e cor Second and Court, (see Portsmouth Tribune and Republican.) Trotter Mrs. J. C., millinery and notions, n s Second, bet Court and Wash ington, res same Trotter John C. gas and steam fitter, res n s Second, bet Court and Wash ington True Eliza, res s s Eleventh, w of Waller Tucker John, lab., res n s Front, w of Washington Tucker Selina (col’d,) res 36 Seventh Tucker William, engineer, res s s Front, e of Chillicothe PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 123 Vaughn James (col’d,) domestic George Davis Venn Miss Frances, seamstress Lehman, Richman & Co. Vetter Caroline (wid Joseph,) res w s Washington, bet Third and Fourth Vetter Joseph, tailor, res n s Seventh, e of Court Viers Aleck (col’d,) lab. Blake & Bro., res s s Eighth, e of Chillicothe Vigus Miss Addie, teacher Children’s Home, res 129 Seventh Vigus Hannah, res 129 Seventh Vigus James, paper hanger, res s s Fourth bet Chillicothe and Gay Vigus Jordan, mason, res 129 Seventh Vigus Miss Kate, teacher, Sixth st school, res 129 Seventh Vigus Nelson, stone mason, res n s Ninth e of N Waller Vincent Henry, meat market, s s Second e of Court, res s s Sixth w of Court (see adv inside front cover) Vogt Balsar, bar-keeper Biegel’s Hotel, bds same Volkel Mrs. Lena, (wid John G.)res s s Eighth bet Washington and Chilli cothe Volker James C., laborer Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res e s Court bet Seventh and Eighth Vollmer Charles, salesman L. Wise Son, res s s Fifth e of Market Vollmer Joseph, laborer Reitz & Bode, res s s Fifth e of Market Vondreau William, molder, res n s Tenth bet John and Waller Voorheis Albert B., clothing, res s s Fourth bet Court and Market Voorheis James W., clerk M. F. Micklethwait & Bro., bds s e cor Seco and Market Voorhes Miss Amanda, res s s Third w of Bond Voorhes Charles A., plasterer, res n s Ninth e of N Waller Voorhes James, laborer, bds e s Gay bet Seventh and Eighth Voorhes Kate, domestic W. A. Hutchins Voorhes Miss Sarah, res s s Third w of Bond Voorhies Charles, clerk, res w s Court bet Fourth and Fifth w Waer George, laborer Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res ss Tenth eof John Waer Philip, laborer, res s s Tenth e of John Waer see Ware and Wear Waginann Mary, (wid Henry) res n s Gallia e of Gay Wagner Charles, res Mrs. Louisa Wagner Wagner George F., boiler, res s s Eleventh e of Washington Wagner Hattie, tailoress, bds 71 Seventh Wagner Henry, baker A. Seel, bds same Wagner Jacob, res s s Third w of Market Wagner Louisa, (wid Joseph) res s s Ninth bet Court and Washington Wagner Mrs. Maria, (wid Henry) res s s Eleventh e of Washington Wahl Theresa, (wid Andrew) res n s Fourth w of Bond Wahrheit John P., book-keeper Kenrick & Cramer, bds Star Hotel Wait Gilbert D., (J. H. Wait & Son) res s s Seventh w of Court Wait John H., (J. H. Wait & Son) res s s Fourth w of Chillicothe Wait John W., student, res s s Seventh w of Court Wait J. H. Son, (John H. and Gilbert D. Wait) furniture and wheel barrows, 126 W Second Wait Miss Sadie S., teacher, res s s Fourth w of Chillicothe Wakeman Eliza, domestic, n e cor Gay and Ninth Walker Frank, teamster, res n s Second w of Massie Walker Thomas, (col’d) janitor Post Office, res n e cor Eieventh and Findlay 124 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Wall John M., cashier Farmers’ National Bank, bds Biggs House Waller Harry D., salesman G. A. Waller, res 41 W Sixth bet Washington and Chillicothe Waller George A., hardware, 121 W Front, res 41 W Sixth bet Wash ington and Chillicothe Waller John, book-keeper, res n s Second e of Sinton Waller William, (Gregory & Waller) also attorney at law, office over W. Kinney & Co.’s bank, Market st, res 41 W Sixth w of Washington Walter Charles, (Walter Weinpe Herman, selecter at hub factory, res n s Eighth, bet Chillicothe and Gay Wendelken John M., clerk V. Brodbeck, res n w cor Front and Scioto Werner Jo tin, Saloon n s Gallia, e of Gay, res same Wertz Charles, Saloon n s Second, w of Market, res same Wertz Mary, domestic 128 Sixth Wertz Orlitr, Saloon n s Second, below Market, res n s Ninth, bet John and Waller Wertz William, tailor, res n s Second, bet Market and Jefferson Wertz (see Wirt) Wessel George, hostler, res s s Third, bet Chillicothe and Gay Wessel Herman, tailor, res s s Third, bet Chillicothe and Gay Wesson Malcolm C., Manager Western Union Telegraph Co., office Biggs House, res es Bond, bet Fourth and Gallia West Barnett G., wheelwright, res n s Front, e of Sinton West Charles R., grocer and tinner n s Front, e of Sinton, res same Westdorfer Matthias, lab., res w s Washington s of Tenth Western Union Telegraph Co., M. C. Wesson Manager, office Biggs House Westphal Conrad, ice dealer, res s s Gallia, bet Gay and Bond Westphal Henry R., traveling agent, res n w cor Gay and Seventh Westphal Louis, driver ice wagon, res w s John, bet Eighth and Ninth Westwood John, gardener, res s s Jackson, nr e city limits Westwood John, lab., bds 117 Chillicothe Westwood Richard, boiler Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res n s Third, bet Market and Jefferson Weyer Or. George W'., Secretary Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res e s Washington, bet Fourth and Fifth Weyner George, cook Biggs House, res Fourth bet Chillicothe and Gay Weyman Mary, domestic n w cor Washington and Seventh Whalen Nora, domestic 85 E Second Wharton James E., journalist, res n s Sixth, bet Court and Washington, with A. B. Alger Wheeler Miss A. Elizabeth, dress-maker, res s s Sixth, w of Court Wheeler Joshua, teamster Gaylord Rolling Mill, res n s Mill, e of Chilli cothe Wheeler Miss Maggie E., music teacher, res s s Sixth, w of Court Wheeler Miss Mattie F., teacher Fourth St. Building, res ss Sixth, w of Court Wheeler Miss Sarah B., res s s Sixth, w of Court Wheeler Zacheus S., carpenter, res s s Sixth, w of Court Whitaker James R., pattern maker H. Eberhardt & Co., res n s Eleventh, opp n end John White Charles W., news depot and city bill poster w s Chillicothe, bet Fourth and Fifth, res same White Dan (Coriell & White,) res n s Seventh, bet Gay and Findiay White David W., carpenter and builder, shop s s Third, bet Court and Washington, res Third, w of Chillicothe White Edward, teamster J. H. Wait & Son, res es Chillicothe, bet Eighth and Ninth White Edwin, boot and shoemaker e s Court, bet Second and Third, res e s Jefferson, bet Second and Third • White Frank, barber Front, e of Market, res same White Frank, spoke turner, res s e cor Gay and Eighth 128 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S White George J., shearsman Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res e s Jeffer son, bet Second and Third White G. Washington, manager IT. A. White, res n e cor Gallia and John White Mrs. Hannah A., grocer s e cor Court and Sixth, res Gallia, e of John White Miss Hellen, dress-maker, res n s Fourth, w of Chillicothe White Israel, res s e cor Gay and Eighth White James (col’d) laborer, res s s Tenth e of John White James IL, clerk, cor Court and Sixth, res cor Gallia and John White Jane, res e s Court s of Third White E>r. John V.. surgeon chiropodist, office Massie block, res s s Fifth bet Court and Market White Manlius, plasterer, res n s Eighth e of John White Miss Mary J., res e s Jefferson bet Second and Third White Sarah J., (wid Roland) res n s Sixth e of Gay White Mrs. Susan, res n s Fourth w of Chillicothe * White Uriah M., res s s Third w of Market White William carpenter, res n s Eighth e of John White William H., res e s Jefferson bet Second and Third White William M., salesman Thomas P. Brown & Co., res Springville, Ky. Whitfield Harvey (col’d) cook steamer Fannie Dugan, res 3G W Seventh e of Washington Whiting Bros., agent for N. A. Whiting (John and George A. Whiting) merchant tailors, n s Second bet Court and Washington (see adv) Whiting George A. (Whiting Bros.) res n s Second bet Court and Wash ington Whiting John (Whiting Bros.) res n s Second bet Court and Washington Whitney Mrs. Arenia (wid) res 82 W Sixth e of Court Whitney John N., book-keeper George Davis & Co., res 82 W Sixth e of Court Whitney Miss Susanah N., teacher, res n s Fourth bet Court and Market Whitney William F., deputy County Clerk, office Court House, res n s Ninth e of N Waller Whitney William G., commission merchant, res n s Fourth bet Court and Market Wider Mrs. Emma F., dressmaker, res s s Fifth bet Court and Market Widmer Adam, millwright, res es Chillicothe bet Eighth and Ninth Widmer Catharine (wid Barn ha rd) res e s Chillicothe bet Eighth and Ninth Widmer George, res e s Chillicothe bet Eighth and Ninth Widmer Miss Hellen, dressmaker, res e s Chillicothe bet Eighth and Ninth Wiechens Miss Emma, milliner, res e s Chillicothe bet Sixth and Seventh Wiechens Henry, res e s Chillicothe bet Sixth and Seventh Wiechens Miss Mary, milliner, res e s Chillicothe bet Sixth and Seventh Wiechens Mrs. W., millinery, fancy trimmings, fancy goods, etc., e s Chillicothe bet Sixth and Seventh, res same (See adv) Wiggins Charles, roller Gaylord Rolling Mill, res n s Mill e of Chillicothe Wiggins Ella, domestic s w cor Third and Sinton Wiggins Irena, res n s Mill e of Chillicothe Wiggins Harrison, knobler Gaylord Rolling Mill, res n s Mill e of Chilli cothe Wildermuth Adam, cigar maker, res s s Tenth bet Chillicothe and Wash ington Wildermuth Miss Caroline, seamstress Lehman, Richman & Co., res s s Tenth bet Chillicothe and Washington Wildermuth John, shoemaker, res s s Tenth bet Chillicothe and Washington Y// J I ------AND THE------■ Best Advertising Medinin in Soutliern Ohio. 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Cificc: flinific SMorf, ( PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 331 Williamson George, lab., res n s Seventh, bet Market and Court Williamson George (col’d,) confectionery and fruit, s e cor Findlay and Ninth, res same Williamson Leonard L., lab., res n s Seventh, bet Market and Court Willitt Isaac, teamster, res n s Front, e of Sinton Wilson George, brick-molder, res w s Chillicothe, n of Thirteenth Wilson George, carter, res s s Eleventh, bet John and Waller Wilson Harrison (col’d,) cabin boy, res w s Findlay, n of Eleventh Wilson Henry (col’d,) lab., res n s Tenth, bet John and Waller Wilson J^sse, garbage man, res n s Eleventh, w of Gay Wilson John, boiler Gaylord Rolling Mill, res n w cor Front and Sinton Wilson John (col’d,) whitewasher, res s s Fifth, e of Market Wilson John (col’d,) lab., res s s Twelfth, w of Waller Wilson John H., brick-maker, res w s Market, nearly opp w end Seventh Wilson M. C., res w s Market, nearly opp w end Seventh Wilson Robert, gardener Judge Wm. V. Peck Wilson William, boiler Gaylord Rolling Mill, res n s Front, w of Sinton Wilson Williftm (col’d,) drayman, res w s Findlay, n of Eleventh Windel Miss Carrie, clerk, res n s Gallin, e of Gay Windel Charles C., grocer n s Gallia, e of Gay, res same Winkler Bertha, domestic 142 W Sixth Winkler Philip, watchman, res w s Oflnere, bet Third and Fourth Winkler Tobias, drayman, res s s Sixth, bet Court and Market Winter Charles (Charles Winter & Co.,) res ss Eighth, bet John and N Waller . Winter Charles & Co. (Charles Winter and George Helt,) groceries w s Chillicothe, bet Filth and Sixth Wirt Charles, wks hub factory, res n s Eleventh, e of John Wirt John, lab., res w s Findlay, bet Eighth and Ninth Wirt (see Wertz) Wise (Weihs) Adam, lab. Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res w s Madison, • n of Third Wise George, ice deliverer Portsmouth Ice Co., res n s Fifth, below Market Wise Henry, salesman L. Wise & Son, res s e cor Market and Sixth Wise John, ice deliverer Portsmouth Ice Co., res n s Fifth bel Market Wise Leopold, (L. Wise & Son) res s e cor Market and Sixth Wise Max, (L. Wise & Son) res s e cor Market and Sixth Wise Michael, drayman M. B. Gilbert, res n s Fifth bel Market Wise Philip, carpenter, res n s Tenth e of Chillicothe Wise L. & Son, (L. Wise and Max Wise) merchant tailors, clothiers, 159 W Front Wittich Valentine, domestic, n w cor Washington and Fourth Woalfle Joseph A., boiler Gaylord Rolling Mill, res n s Third bet Chillicothe and Gay Wolf Annie, domestic 509 Court Wolff Henry, laborer, res e s Union s of Front Wolfe Charles, apprentice blacksmith T. Rogers, res same Wood Charles B., res Wood’s Hotel Wood James L., grocer, s e cor Third and Chillicothe, res same Wood J. W., patent rights, bds City Hotel Wood Lester E., life insurance agent, 154 W Second, res w s Court n of Fourth Wood Oliver, prop’r Wood’s Hotel, 154 and 156 W Second Wood Robert L., salesman Thos. P. Brown & Co., res s w cor Washington and Seventh 132 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Wood's Hotel, O. Wood, prop’r, 154 and 156 W Second Woodley Charles, florist, s s Gallia e of Sinton, res n s Gallia w of Offnere Woodring Catharine, (wid) res D Damarin Woodring Elizabeth, domestic 84 W Fourth Woodring John F., laborer, res s s Sixth e of Chillicothe Woodrow Alexander, clerk Portsmouth Shoe Factory, res s s Eleventh e of Waller Woodrow Nathan N., cabinet maker, res s s Eleventh e of Waller "Woods Benjamin, res n s Sixth e of Chillicothe Woods Mrs. B., boarding house, n s Sixth e of Chillicothe Woods Charles O., clerk, res s s Eighth e of Chillicothe Woods Emily, (col’d wid) res s e cor Findlay and Twelfth Woods Joseph, carpenter, res n s Sixth e of Chillicothe Woods Rufus, (col’d) laborer, res s s Ninth w of N Waller Woods V., (wid Jeremiah) res s s Eighth e of Chillicothe Woody Mrs. Mary, (wid) res s s Seventh e of Market Wright Mrs. Helen, (wid John) bds n e cor Market and Sixth Wright EJr. Isaac M., dentist, office s e cor Second and Court Wurster Fred., butcher, res w s Chillicothe bet Fourth and Fifth Wurster John, clerk, res w s Chillicothe bet Fourth and Fifth Wurster John G., bakery, w s Chillicothe bet Fourth and Fifth, res same Wymer Emily, (wid George W.) res s s Twelfth bet Findlay and Waller Wymer George, steward, res s s Fourth het Chillicothe and Gay Wymer George W., carter, res ssTwelfth e of Findlay Yaeger Henry P., (II. P. Yaeger & Co.) reses Market bet Second and Third Yaeger B2. F & Co., (Henry P. Yeager and F. Keiser) dry goods, groceries, boots and shoes, e s Market bet Second and Third Yeager Catharine, domestic L. C. Robinson Yeager John B., wagon maker, w s Chillicothe bet Fifth and Sixth, res n s. Fifth e of Washington Yeager Peter, drayman, res w s Market bet Third and Fourth Yeager Peter, finisher J. B. Nichols, bds n s Fifth e of Washington Yeager Peter, (Peter Yeager A Co.) bds II. Beuniler’s Yeager Peter & Co., (Peter Yeager and William Pfleger) furniture, ws Chil licothe bet Sixth and Seventh Yeager Samuel, carpenter, res w s Market bet Third and Fourth Yeager Thomas, res Front e of Massie Yeager Thomas T., res w s Market opp Seventh Yeichter Maria A., res s e cor Market and Fifth Yemans George, res n s Front bet Court and Washington Yeinger Jacob, laborer, res e s Court s of Eighth Yeinger Philip, drayman Damarin & Co., res ns Eighth bet Court and Wash ington Yoakley John, pianos, organs, music and musical merchandise, 109 Market, res 86 W Fourth e of Court Yoakley John Jr., clerk, res 86 W Fourth e of Court York James E., mill manager Burgess Steel and Iron Works, res with Sam. McConnell Yost Daniel, boiler Gaylord Rolling Mill, res n s Front w of Waller Yost Jacob, boiler Gaylord Rolling Mill, res n w cor Third and Sinton Yost Miss Lizzie, seamstress, res n s Front w of Waller Yost Miss Louisa, dreessmaker, res n s Front w of Waller MONTGOMERY & co.?s Portsmouth City Directory. 1876-’77. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Agricultural Implements. Glockner B., e s Market bet Second and Third Hibbs, Angle & Co., 135 W Front Hibbs J. L. Represents the North British fy Mercantile Fire Insurance Co., TOTAL ASSETS $15,900,000. Liverpool, London $ Globe. Fire Insurance Co., TOTAL ASSETS, $26,000,000. BARTIK SCHWART, DEALER IN Staple and Fancy Groceries, N. W. Corner Chillicothe and Ninth Streets, PORTSMOUTH. OHIO. fi^Goods Delivered Free to any part of the City.“^a 138 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Belting. Portsmouth Foundry & Machine Works, cor Third and Jefferson (see page 33) Bill Poster. White Charles W., w s Chillicothe bet Fourth and Fifth Billiard Halls. Biggs House Billiard Hall, John McHugh Elder J. S., \v s Market bet Second and Third Friel M., Massie House Hermann E., w s Chillicothe bet Sixth and Seventh Opera House, John Doherty prop’r, n e cor Court and Fourth Blacksmiths. Bell R. M. w s Chillicothe bet Front and Second Bender John, w s Chillicothe bet Fifth and Sixth Heer J., s s Ninth e of N Waller Herder George, n s Fifth w of Chillicothe Reinliard Andrew, w s Chillicothe bet Fourth and Fifth (see page 69) Rogers Thomas, n s Front w of Chillicothe Schafer George, Gallia w of Gay Walters & Co., n s Gallia e of Chillicothe Bleachery. Weaver Mrs. M. A., n s Second bet Washington and Chillicothe Boarding Houses. Clark Mrs. M., s w cor Third and Chillicothe McCord Mrs. R., s s Third bet Court and Market Robinson Mrs. E. J., s s Fourth bet Court and Market ,taa« a A »» > »■> q a PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 139 Boots and Shoes. (Wholesale.) Hibbs, J. L. & Co., 115 and 117 W Front, (see page 145) March J. W. & Co., 119 W Front Portsmouth Shoe Manufactory, (ladies’wear) Front st w of Court (see page 29) Tracy C. P. & Co., 131 W Front (see page 121) (Retail.) Anderson G. W., 123 W Second Brodbeck Fred., Front bet Madison and Massie Brod beck P., 114 W Second Brodbeck V., s e cor Second and Scioto Coiinolley W. A., 421 and 423 Chillicothe Damn George, cor Sixth and Chillicothe (see page 73) Faivre Alfred, w s Chillicothe bet Second and Third Ladies’ Parlor Shoe Store, Geo. Padan, sup’t, n s Second e of Court Leedom J. N., n w cor Fifth and Chillicothe, Richardson’s block, (see page 16) Harting & Ilemis, n w cor Chillicothe and Seventh (see page 69) Padan J., e s Chillicothe s of Third Prendergast William, ns Second e of Market Steindam W., e s Market bet Second and Third Swim J., Massie Block, Market st Yaeger H. P. & Co., e s Market bet Second and Third Boot and Shoe Makers. Allemang J., e s Gay bet Tenth and Eleventh Berndt Daniel, n s Gallia e of Gay Best Karl, w s Chillicothe n of Seventh Bihlman J., n w cor Front and Jefferson Cook A. C., e s Court s of Third Flowers J., Front e of Court Gansly J. M., Gallia e of Chillicothe Goodman M., Front bet Madison and Massie Heid Conrad, e s Chillicothe bet Gallia and Sixth Heid L., n s Third w of Washington Heisel V., e s Chillicothe het Fourth and Gallia Koblens M., Front bel Jefferson Lammerzahl J., n s Fourth bet Gay and Bond McGuire E., s s Second bet Jefferson and Madsion McKenney J., s w cor Findlay and Eighth O’Connor J., n s Second w of Court Shilling J., s s Fifth w of Chillicothe Watkins W. W., n w cor Front and Chillicothe White E., e s Court bet Second Third Youngman A., e s John s of Eighth Youngman George, e s Court bet Front and Second Youngman Jacob, e s Chillicothe n of Seventh Bottling Works. Ken rick & Cramer, Front bel Jefferson (see page 97) 140 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Bowling Alleys. Herbst J., e s Chillicothe bet Tenth and Eleventh Kleffner F., s s Second bet Madison and Massie Seiffer C., Eleventh bet Chillicothe and Gay Brackets, Mouldings, Scroll Work fyc. Portsmouth Planing Mill and Manufacturing Lumber Co., n e cor Third and Gay (see adv page 41) Brewery. Kleffner Frank, n s Second w of Madison Brick Manufacturers. Forbay J., w s Chillicothe nr n city limits Kaps Peter, Tenth st at n end Court Varner S. E. & Sons, n end Washington (Fire Brick &c.) McConnell, Towne & Co., Scioto Star Fire Brick Works, East Portsmouth Scioto Fire Brick Works, W. Q. Adams Pres’t, Sam. Reed Sec’y, Sciotovilie Scioto Valley Fire Brick Works, Chillicothe turnpike Broom Manufacturer. Edmunds S., Front bet Jefferson and Madison (see page 93) Building Stone. Moorhouse R. F., e s Chillicothe bet Front and Mill (see page 41) Reitz & Bode., cor Massie and Second (see page 85) Canal Collector. McFarland‘Dan., Second over Kinney National Bank Candy Manufacturers. Augustin B., s s Second e of Market (see page 93) Reinhart V. & Co., 115 Market (see page 69) Carpenters and Builders. (See also Contractors and Builders.) Baker R., e s Chillicothe, bet Second and Third Donaldson W. W.,es Chillicothe, bet Second and Third Emnett Joseph, alley bet Chillicothe and Gay, bet Tenth and Eleventh. (See page 65.) Gilson J. B. & Co., s s Third, e of Court Johnson T., e s Gay, bet Fourth and Gallia Long George W., bet Court and Market, bet Seventh and Eighth McIntyre D., n s Eighth, e of Washington PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 141 J. B. GREGORY, WM. WALLER, Civil Engineer, Attorney at Law. Massie Blocky Over IE Kinney & Co.'s Bank. I I 1 A ® ENT® PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. Give prompt attention to the transaction of business. Mr. Gregory is a Civil Engineer of long experience, and fully acquainted with all the lands in Southern Ohio and Eastern Kentucky. Mr. Waller has experience as Notary Public, Commis- sioner of Deeds, and in the law. Parties desiring to buy or sell Real Estate in city or county, and those who have Timber or Mineral Lands for sale, or who desire to purchase, are respectfully invited to correspond with us, as ours is the only accredited Agency in this section. References—To any business men of Portsmouth. 142 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Mead I. F., alley bet Ninth and Tenth bet Gay and Findlay Mohr Louis, e s Chillicothe, n of Tenth Nichols James M., 119 E Second (Ehlsch lager Peter, w s Chillicothe, e s Gay, bet Fourth and Gallia Pattin W. S., e s Chillicothe, bet Second and Third Purdum John W., s s Third, w of Washington Wise Philip, n s Tenth, e of Chillicothe White David W., s s Third, bet Court and Washington Carpet Weavers. Baesler Frederick, n s Ninth, bet Court and Washington Larkins L. A., n s Front, w of S Waller Moorhouse Robert, e s Chillicothe, bet Gallia and Sixth Carpets. Brod beck P., 114 W Second Gilmore & Warner, 123 W Second Carriage Manufacturers. (See also Wgon-Makers.) Dice John, s s Second, bet Market and Jefferson Schirrmann & Co., n s Fifth, bet Chillicothe and Washington Carriage and Wagon Material Manufacturers. Johnson & Roads, north end Chillicothe street Centripetal Power Machines. Gilson J.^B. & Co., manufacturers, s s Third, e of Court Chair Manufacturers. Cabinet-Makers’ Union, Sales-rooms 116 W Second, Factory Mill street, bet Gay and Bond. (See page 25.) Wait J. H. & Son, sales-room 126 W Second, factory 120-124 Jefferson China, Glass and Queensware. Ewing E. E., No. 1 Enterprise Block. (See adv., page 105.) Cigar Box Manufacturer. Portsmouth Box Factory, s s Eleventh, e of John, C. Brombacher, proper Cigar Manufacturers. (See also Tobacco and Cigars. Balmert P. G., w s Chillicothe, bet Fifth and Sixth PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 143 Bender M. & Co., w s Chillicothe, s of Sixth Doerr Fred, e s Market, bet Second and Third Doerr J. V., n s Second, w of Court Frey tag Albert, 93 W Second, e of Court Lehman Mrs. Theodore, n w cor Fourth and Chillicothe Nagcleisen Henry, n s Second, bet Court and Washington. (See p. 57.) Schantz X., e s Market, s of Second Sellumann C., Biggs House Block, Market street. (See page 89.) Strahm D., Biggs House Block Civil Engineers. Bryan R. A., Massie Bloock Dickinson Captain G. C. Massie Block Gregory John B., office Massie Block Clothing. (See also Merchant Tailors.) Lehman, Richman & Co., (wholesale,) 127 W Front. (See page 37.) Anderson G. W., 123 W Second Eisman L. & Bro., 155 W Front Herder & Steiger, w s Chillicothe, bet Sixth and Seventh Kaufman Z. J., n e cor Front and Market Lorberg A., 109 W Second. (See page 65.) Bosenstock Lewis, 173 Front, bet Market and Jefferson Wise L. & Son, 159 W Front Coal Dealers. Little W. W. & Co., offices n e cor Front and Court and s w cor Ninth and Findlay Murray Hiram B., e s Court, bet Second and Third and w s Chillicothe, n of Second Sterling Coal Co., G. W. Huggins Agent, s e cor Chillicothe and Sixth, and e s Court, bet Second and Third Confectionery, Fruit, Etc. Augustin B.. s s Second, e of Market. (See page 93.) Dernbach Adam, s s Sixth, w of Chillicothe Hancock W. E. 106 W Second Kelley & Co., Ill W Second Knittel A., n w cor Fourth and Court McDaniel P. H., n s Eleventh, e of John Meyers George, n w cor Ninth and Offnere Palmer R. E., n s Front, e of Market Reinert J. J., w s Chillicothe, bet Third and Fourth Reinhart V. & Co.. 115 Market. (See page 69.) Seeberger A., n e cor Market and Second Seel A., n s Second, w of Chillicothe 144 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Shafer C., 105 Front Williamson George, s e cor Ninth and Findlay Contractors and Badders. (See also Carpenters and Builders.) Reitz & Rode, s w cor Second and Massie. (See page 85.) Varner S. E. & Sons, E Second, bet Bond and Gay Cooper' Shops. Graf Herman, Chillicothe, bet Tenth and Eleventh Hornung Joseph, rear of s s Second, bet Jefferson and Madison Leichner William, w s Chillicothe, bet Tenth and Eleventh Schaefer Conrad, s s Eighth, w of Washington Dentists. Dennis C. I*., n s Second, e of Court. (See page 57.) Dennis T. G.. n s Second, bet Market and Court. (See page 73.) Wright Dr. I. M., over s e cor Second and Court Distillers. Davis Geo. & Co., office 130 W Second, Works Washington Township Domestic Paper Fashions. Trotter Mrs. J. C., n s Second, bet Court and Washington Dress-Makers. Abbott Angeline, s s Sixth, bet Chillicothe and Gay Adderly Miss M., 5071 Chillicothe Eaves Misses A. & M., Chillicothe, bet Fourth and Fifth. (See page 61.) Ferguson Miss Lizzie, n s Second, w of Chillicothe Fullerton Mrs. Mary, s s Fifth, w of Washington Kieckbach Mrs. Mary, e s Court, bet Fourth and Fifth Munn Mrs. A., e s Chillicothe, bet Third and Fourth Robison Miss B., n s Second, bet Court and Washington. (See front fly leaf.) Row Mrs. L. L., 54 Sixth Russell Annie, s s Fifth, w of Washington Shevlin Mrs. M., 215 Second, e of Court Smith Mrs. A., e s Chillicothe, s of Fourth Welch Mrs. Susan E., w s Chillicothe, s of-Eighth Young Mary, Second, w of Jefferson Druggists. Davis J. F., (wholesale and retail,) 123 W Front PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 147 Fulton J. W. & Sons, n e cor Chillicothe and Front (see page 45) McAndrew J. P., s s Fifth bet Washington and Chillicothe Miller Captain I., s e cor Sixth and Chillicothe Rhodes & Maxwell, e s Market s of Second Thompson M. W. & Son, 134 W Second and cor Chillicothe, Market and Gallia Flouring Mills. Davis Geo. & Co., office 130 W Second, mills Washington township McAndrew J. P., ss Fifth bet Washington and Chillicothe Portsmouth Flousing .Mills. J. W. Fulton & Sons, prop’rs, n e cor Chillicothe and Front (see page 45) Foreign and Domestic Woolens. Lehman, Richman & Co., 127 W Front (see page 37) Foundries. (Stove.) Eberhardt IL & Co., n w cor Front and Massie (see page 109) Neill John, cor Seventh and Market Ohio Stove Co., office e s Market bet Front and Second, foundry Eleventh bet Chillicothe and Washington (Iron and Brass.) Portsmouth Foundry and Machine Works, Third and Jefferson (see page 33) Furnaces. Robinson L. C. & Co., office e s Market bet Third and Fourth Union Iron Co., (Monroe and Washington Furnaces) office n e cor Market and Fourth Furnishing Goods and Trimmings. Lehman. Richman & Co., 127 W Front. (See page 37.) Furniture. Cabinet-Makers9 Union, (wholesale and retail,) Sales-rooms 116 W . Second, Factory, Mill, bet Gay and Bond. (See page 25.) Daehler F. C., w s Market, bet Second and Third Miller Frank, Chillicothe, bet Fourth and Gallia Nichols J. B., n w cor Market and Third Wait J. H. & Son, sales-room 126 W Second, factory 120-124 Jefferson Gas Companies. Portsmouth Gas Light and Cook Co., office e s Market, bet Third and Fourth, Works bet Second and Third, bet Madison and Jefferson Gas and Steam Fitters. ' Burt William, s s Second, bet Court and Washington. (See page 61.) Jones John, 122 W Second. (See page 73.) Spry R», s s Third, bet Court and Market 148 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Gas Fixtures. (See Gas and Steam Fitters.) Gas Pipe and Fittings. (See also Gas and Steam Fitters.) Portsmouth Foundry and Machine Works, corner Third and Jefferson. (See page 33.) Gents’ Furnishing Goods. Blankemeyer J., w s Chillicothe, bet Fifth and Sixth. (See front cover.) Con noIley W. A., 421 and 423 Chillicothe, (see page after sketch) Eisman L. & Bro., 155 W Front Kaufman Z. J., n e cor Front and Market Eorberg A., 109 W Second. (See page 65.) Rosenstock Lewis, 173 Front, bet Market and Jefferson Smith W. E. & Co., s w cor Chillicothe and Fourth. (See page 53.) Swim J., Massie Block, Market street Whiting Biros., n s Second, bet Court and Washington. (See page 101.) Wise L. & Son, 159 W Front Zerr S., 104 W Second. (See front fly leaf.) Grain and Grass Cleaner Manufacturers. Gilson J. B. & Co., manuf’rs, s s Third, e of Court Grain Dealers. Davis George & Co., s s Second, e of Market Fulton J. W. & Sons, n e cor Chillicothe and Front. (See page 45.) McAndrew J. P., s s Fifth, bet Washington and Chillicothe Thompson M. W. & Son, 134 W Second Grocers. (Wholesale.) Brown Thos. P., No. 1 Pig-Iron Cor Damarin & Co., 199, 201 and 2u3 W Front. (See page 81.) Gilbert M. B., Front, bet Market and Jefferson (Wholesale and Retail.) Martin W. P., n w cor Front and Court Timmonds M. & S., Front, one door below Biggs House (Retail.) Baum Louis, n e cor Tenth and Chillicothe Brodbeck Vincent, s e cor Second and Scioto Brushart M. II., n e cor Gay and Eighth. (See front cover.) Cadot W. H. H., w s Chillicothe, s of Sixth: Clark John, 161 W Front Cole J. O. & O. V., n w cor Chillicothe and Fifth > ,j j. 3 j. t.iu'i c o ui x-t . • aiiet Kelley E. J., n e cor Second and Chillicothe Kennedy D., s e cor Tenth and Offnere Marti ng & Berms, n w cor Chillicothe and Seventh. (See page 69) Matter A., 316 Market Maule John, s w cor Washington and Sixth McElrath & Hyat, s s Eleventh bet John and Waller Micklethwait M. F. & Bro., s e cor Market and Second MiBfliufT & Gage, n w cor Jefferson and Second. (See page 53) Morford T. J., n w cor Second and Chillicothe Morris A. H., s e cor N Waller and Eleventh Nichols F. 13., 119 W Second. (See page 113) Oldfield G. S., s w cor Seventh and Chillicothe Payne Leroy, s e cor Gay and Twelfth Rauch Charles, w s Chillicothe bet Second and Third Reed Frank L., 27 Gallia Riegel & Nagel, s w cor John and Ninth Rifenberick & Bro., n s Second bet Gay and Bond Schloss M., e s Chillicothe s of Ninth Schmidt Ph. Jacob, w s Market bet Second and Third Schmitt Fred, n s Gallia e of Gay Schwa it Marlin, n w cor Chillicothe and Ninth. (See page 137) Schwartz John, s w cor Eighth and Chillicothe Stemshorn H., Front bet Jefferson and Madison Shufflin E., Front e of Madison Walter Fred, s w cor Chillicothe and Eleventh West C. R., n s Front e of Sinton White Mrs. H. A., cor Sixth and Court Wilhelm John, n e cor Court and Fourth Williams E., n w cor Third and N Waller Windel C. C., n s Gallia e of Gay Winter Charles & Co., w s Chillicothe bet Fifth and Sixth Wood J. L., s e cor Third and Chillicothe Wurster John G., w s Chillicothe bet Fourth and Fifth Yaeger H. P. & Co., e s Market bet Second and Third Gunsmiths. Ziegler H. D. & Co., n s Second bet Market and Jefferson T A I (, o R. ,s Court Street Between Second and Third, POK TSMOUTH. OHIO. Clothing made toorder in excellent style at reasonable rates. C Special attention given to cutting, Repairing and cleaning done neatly and promptly. Perfect Satisfaction Guaranteed. ED. MERKLE, - - - Proprietor, South East Corner of Main and Sugar Streets, [Opposite M. and C. Depot.] CHILLICOT FIE, OHIO. FASHIWOO? W. Side of Chillicothe, N. of Sixth Street, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. Zehner Miss Louisa, vest-maker, res s s Fourth, e of Jefferson Zenglein Martin, saloon w s Chillicothe, bet Third and Fourth, res same Zerr Sebastian, Merchant Tailor 104 W Second, res n s Fifth, bet Market and Court (see adv) Zieschmann William, teamster, res s w cor Sixth and Gay Ziegler Charles, gas fitter, res n s Seventh, e of Market Ziegler Henry D. (H. D. Ziegler & Co.,) res n s Second, bet Market and Jefferson Ziegler H. D. &Co., (Henry I). Ziegler and E. Hacquard,) guns, etc., n s Second, bet Market and Jefferson Ziegler James, clerk G. Fisher, res n s Second, bet Market and Jefferson Zcellner Albert, watch-maker P. Zcellner, res n s Second, bet Court and Market Zoellner Philip, Watches, Clocks and Jewelry n s Second, e of Market, res same (see adv front cover) Zornes David M., blacksmith, res n s Second, w of Massie Zottmann Jacob, soap manuPr w s Offnere, s of Front, res same Zottmann H. Jacob, Secretary and Treasurer Cabinet-Makers’ Union, res Offnere, s of Front Zwuick Christian, shears to grind, bds s w cor Waller and Ninth UNEXCELLED ST S AND These goods are placed on the market as being EQ UAL to any of their class manufactured in this country, and the SPECIAL ATTENTION of the Trade is called to the UNIFORMITY of OUR GOODS. Iffir1 m Sole Agent for the Sale of our Jeans and Yarns. DRY GOODS H0USE+ Everything kept that can be found in a ! FIRST CLASS STORE CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, MATTINGS, DRESS (xOODS. SHAWLS, CLOAKS SUITS, NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS, FLANNELS, CASSIMERES, Linens, Blankets, A-ISTD JVLL DOMESTICS. >uinmeruiai union, 01 uiuuun,^oiiaou, fticiiVict ;oiinoiiu ex Hair Work. WieclicnsM rs. W.,es Chillicothe bet Sixth and Seventh (see front flyleaf) Hard/ware. Glockner B., e s Market bet Second and Third IIil>b<, Annie cfc Co., 135 W Front HibbS .1. L. & Co.. 115 and 117 W Front, (see page 145) Kinney H. R., 415 Chillicothe bet Fourth and Fifth Waller G. A., 121 W Front Hat Renovator. Ramsey D., n s Third e of Market Hats a,nd Caps. (Wholesale.) Hibbs J. L. & Co., 115 and 117 W Front Tracy C. I*. & Co., 131 W Front (see page 121) Hats. Caps and Furs. (Retail.) Anderson G. W., 123 W Second, (see page 157) Connolley W. A. 421 and 423 Chillicothe, (see page after sketch) Danm Geo., s w cor Sixth and Chillicothe (see page 73) Jones John, 110 W Second Smith W. L. & Co., s w cor Chillicothe and Fourth (see page 53) Swim J., Massie block, Market st Hides, Pelts and, Junk. Meyer Jacob, n s Fifth bet Washington and Chillicothe Horse Shoers. (See also Blacksmiths.) Purcell Thomas, n e cor Chillicothe and Third BenderJJacob, FYont bet Jefferson and Madison Hotels. Biggs House, Prendergast & Jennings, prop’rs, n w cor Front and Market Biegel John, Front w of Madison City Hotel, S. L. Mitchell, prop’r, s w cor Third and Market Commercial Exchange, H. Beumler, prop’r, 185 and 187 W Front Farmers’, S. Thompson prop’r, Front, bet Madison and Massie Findeis J., n s Third, w of Market Legler House. Fred. Legler prop’r, 175 W Front. (See page 93.) McLean House, W. E. S. McLean prop’r, n e cor Second and Madison 152 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Madison House, J. Collins prop’r, n w cor Second and Madison Massie House (closed,) Front, bet Madison and Jefferson Star, Fred. Lauffer, prop’r, n s Second, e of Jefferson Valley House, Michael Hook, prop’r, cor Chillicothe and Gallia Wood’s Hotel, O. Wood prop’r, 154 and 156 W Second House Furnishing Goods. Ewing E. E., No. 1 Enterprise Block. (See page 105.) Ice-Cream Parlors. Knittel A., n w cor Court and Fourth Seel A., n s Second, w of Chillicothe Ice Dealers. Gilbert M. B., Front, bet Market and Jefferson Lloyd & Westphal, n w cor Second and Washington Insurance Agents. Bell R., 119 W Front Bing A. O., n e cor Fourth and Market. (See page 137.) Blomeyer Louis, n s Seventh, bet Chillicothe and Gay Cole A. B., Court House Flanders & Cummins, n w cor Eighth and Gay Kricker Math, s e cor Sixth and Chillicothe Lloyd R., 107 w Front Lodwick J. & W. T., Massie Block, s w cor Second and Market Maxwell E. N., No. 1 Biggs House Block, (see page 101) McColm & Smith, No. 1 Biggs House Block. (See inside back cover.) McFarland, Boal & Bonsall, 109 Market Miles B. R., Court House Overtuff J. W., office Citizens’ Savings Bank Reber S. F., n w cor Second and Market Tracy & Lloyd, 119 W Front Treuthart J. L., n s Second, e of Market Weyer Dr. G. W., office Burgess Steel and Iron Works Wood L. E., 154 W Second Winters Charies, Chillicothe bet Fifth and Sixth Insurance Companies. (Accident.) Hartford, of Hartford, McColm & Smith, Agents, No. 1 Biggs House Block Railway Passengers, of Hartford, McColm & Smith, Agents, No. 1 Biggs House Block Railway Passenger, of Hartford, J. & W. T. Lodwick, Agents, Massie Block Travelers’ Accident, of Hartford, J. & W. T. Lodwick, Agents, Massie Block PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 155 Millville, of Now Jersey, Flanders & Cummins Agents, n w cor Gay and Eighth Milwaukee Mechanics, Milwaukee, Wis., McFarland, B>a! & Bonsall, Agents, 109 Market National, of Hartford, J. & W. T. Lodwick, Agents, Massie Block Niagara, of New York, Tracy & Lloyd, Agents, 119 W Front North American, of Philadelphia, McColm & Smith, Agents, No. 1 Biggs House Block North British and Mercantile, A. O. Bing, Agent, n e cor Fourth and Market Northwestern, of Milwaukee, Wis., Tracy & Lloyd, Agents, 119 W Front Ohio, Dayton, McFarland, Boal & Bonsall, Agents, 109 Market Ohio, of Chillicothe, R. Bell, Agent, 119 W Front Old Dominion, Richmond, Va., Flander- & Cummins, Agents, n w cor Gay and Eighth Orient, Hartford, R. Bell, Agent, 119 Front Paterson, of New Jersey, Flanders & Cummins, Agents, n w cor Gay and Eighth Pennsylvania, of Philadelphia, McColm & Smith, Agents, No. I Biggs House Block Phenix, of New York, M. Kricker, Agent, s e cor Chillicothe and Sixth Phoenix, of Hartford, J. & W. T. Lodwick, Agents. Massie Block Residence, of Cleveland, E. N. Maxwell, Agent, No. 1 Biggs House Block Rhode Island Association, Tracy PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. ------DEALER IN------BOOTS, SHOES, HATS — AND — 9 Gents’ Fine Soots de Shoes, Large assortment of Ladies’ Misses’ and Childrens’ Shoes The Finest Stock of Mens’ Youths’ and Childrens’ Clothing in the City Mso Large Stock of Hats, Valises, Furs, etc. 158 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Portsmouth Planing Mill and Manufacttiring Lumber Co., n e cor Third and Gay. (See page 41) Machine Works. Portsmouth Foundry and Machine Works, cor Third and Jeffer son. (See page 33) Marble Works. Rode C. C., 57 and 59 Gallia. (See page 77) Powers C. Gw s Chillicothe bet Fourth and Fifth. (See page 49) Meat Markets. Beatty S., 218 Court Blake T. BL.se cor Second and Chillicothe. (See page 85) Brand & Brandau, e s Chillicothe bet Eighth and Ninth Giesler A. & Co., \v s Market bet Second and Third Levi A. IB., s s Second bet Court and Washington. (See front fly leaf) Martin & Foster, n s Gallia e of Chillicothe Mu Iter *fe Daum, w s Chillicothe bet Sixth and Seventh Vincent IB,, s s Second e of Court. (See inside front cover) Merck a nd ise Brokei '. Grimes H. S., Ill W Front Merchant Tailors. (See also Clothing.) Blankemeyer John, w s Chillicothe, bet Fifth and Sixth. (See front cover.) Eisman L. & Bro., 155 W Front Herder & Steiger, w s Chillicothe, bet Sixth and Seventh Lorberg A., 109 W Second. (See page 65.) Miller E., n s Second, e of Market Whiling Bros., n s Second, bet Court and Washington. (See page 101.) Wise L. & Son, 159 W Front Zerr 104 W Second. (Seo front fly leaf.) Millinery. Coe & Keer, s s Second, w of Court Eaves Misses A. & M., e s Chillicothe, bet Fourth and Fifth. (See page 61.) Julian B. R., n s Sixth, w of Chillicothe Lloyd Miss Maggie, s w cor Chillicothe and Fourth Nickells Mrs. & Co., n s Second, w of Court Robison Miss B., n s Second, bet Court and Washington. (See front fly leaf.) Shevlin Mrs. M., 215 Second, e of Court PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 159 Trotter Mrs. J. C., n s Second, bet Court and Washington WiccIieiiM Mrs. es Chillicothe, bet Sixth and Seventh. (See front fly leaf.) Mineral Water Manufacturers. Ken rick dfc Cramer. Front, below Jefferson. (See page 97.) Music and Musical Merchandise. (Seo also Pianos and Organs.) Yoakley John, 109 Market Music Teachers Burkel Miss Carrie C., 123 Third, cor Sinton Shafer Miss Mary, e s Market, bet Third and Fourth Thornton G. W., n e cor Ninth and Findlay News Dealers. Hancock W. E., 106 W Second Seeberger IL, n s Second, w of Court White C. W., w s Chillicothe, bet Fourth and Fifth Mewspapers. (Weekly.) Portsmouth Correspondent (German,) John T. Miller, publisher, offices w cor Market and Second Portsmouth Times, Jas. W. Newman, publisher, office s w cor Market and Second Portsmouth Tribune and Republican, McFarland & Elick, publishers, office Tribune Building, n e cor Second and Court The Valley Blade, The Valley Blade Publishing Co., publishers, 127 W Second Notaries Public. Anderson, T. C., office 132 W Second Barton, C. A., Massie Block Cori ell E., 91 W Second, e of Court Dever Noah J., 116 Market Funk, Theo. K., over Kinney National Bank Grice W. B., e s Market, 4 doors n of Second Jones G. H., office Second street, over Kinney National Bank Livingstone Duncan, n s Second, bet Court and Market McCoy C., n s Third, e of Market McFarland Charles, n w cor Market and Second Smith Floyd L., No. 1 Biggs House Block Spry R. N., n w cor Market and Second Thompson A. C., n w cor Second and Market Treuthart J. L, ns Second, e of Market J 60 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Turley H. C., n w cor Second and Market Waller Wm., office over W. Kinney & Co.’s Bank, Market Whitney W. F., office Court-house Notions. (Wholesale.) Reed & Peebles, 157 W Front. (See page 125.) Towell J. F., 129 W Front. (See page 129.) (Retail.) Baron Misses M. & E., w s Chillicothe, s of Fourth Brod beck P., 114 W Second Gilmore & Warner, 123 W Second. (See page 153.) Lloyd Miss Maggie, s w cor Chillicothe and Fourth Newton Miss Nettie, e s Chillicothe, n of Third Samuel Mrs. Mary, s e cor Third and Court Treuthart J. L., n s Second, e of Market Trotter J. C., n s Second, bet Court and Washington Painters. (House, Sign and Ornamental.) Barbee J., w s Chillicothe bet Seventh and Eighth. (See back cover) Cullums John, w s Chillicothe bet Second and Third Lorberg Sam., n s Second e of Market. (See page 117) Massie David, Gallia e of Chillicothe Reid R. T., 109 W Front Williams W. H., s s Second bet Market and Court Paints, Oils, Glass fi'c. (See Druggists and Hardware.) Paper Mills. Smith C. S., Mill street, bet Gay and Bond Patterns. (Demorest’s.) Eaves Misses A. & M., agents, Chillicothe bet Fourth and Fifth. (See page 61) Pawn Brokers. Collins Thos. H., 170£ Front bet Market and Jefferson Photographers. Fuller & Hathaway, n s Second bet Court and Washington. (See adv) PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 1G1 J. H. BMII, Fourth St, Bet. Washington and Chillicothe, HEEDER & STEIGER, Tailors# — MANUFACTURERS OF — CUSTOM CLOTHING. — AND DEALERS IN — Ready Made Clothing Cloths, Cassimeres, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Etc. W. Side Chillicothe, Bet Sixth and Seventh Sts., PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. CASPER EPPLER, -ALL KINDS OF — WB9MrBUXS, SPRING, HAIR, MOSS AND HUSK MAT TRESSES MADE TO ORDER. Carpets, Floor Matting, and Oil Cloth Laid. Particular attention paid to all kinds of Repairing. Prices moderate. Chillicothe StM Bet Ninth and Tenth, West Side, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. 162 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Groomes J. W., n s Second bet Market and Court Lutz J. N., s 3 Second e of Court Physicians. Beard II. C., n s Eleventh w of Waller Bing J. P., e s Court bet Second and Third Blake J. E., 25 W Fourth bet Washington and Chillicothe Cotton D. B., n w cor Court and Third Davidson T. F., w s Court third door n of Fourth Finch C. M., 41 Eighth w of Gay Jones & Kline, office n s Fifth bet Court and Washington McClure J. R., 65 E Second Mussey F. B., s s Seventh e of Gay Peck E. C., 96 E Second Pixley M. S. s e cor Chillicothe and Ninth Schwab Lewis, n s Third e of Market Pianos and Organs. Johnston D. S., w s Washington n of Third Yoakley John 1U9 Market Piano Tuner. Thornton George W., n e cor Ninth and Findlay Pig Iron Manufacturers. Norton, Campbell & Co., office e s Market n of Front Union Iron Co., office n e cor Fourth and Market Robinson L. C. & Co., office e s Market bet Third and Fourth Picture Frame Manufacturers. Edwards A., w s Bond bet Gallia and Fourth Valley Book Store, 121 W Second Planing Mills. JLcet II. & Co., cor Ninth and Washington. (See page 33) Portsmouth Planing Mill and Manufacturing Lumber Co,. n e cor Third and Gay. (See page 41) Plumbers. (See also Gas and Steam Fitters.) Burt William, s s Second bet Court and Washington. (See page 61) Gerlach C., s s Second e of Market. (See page 113) Jones John, 122 W Second. (See page 73) PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 163 Printers. (Book and Job.) Drake S. P. & Son, s s Third bet Court and Market The Valley Blade Publishing Co., 127 W Second Miller John T., s w cor Market and Second McFarland Gaylord Rolling Mill Co., office and works Front bet Washington and Chil licothe Saddlery Hardware. Burke & Co., s s Second e of Market Saddles and Harness. Burke & Co., s s Second e of Market Cooley John, e s Market bet Second and Third. (See front fly leaf) Neudoerfer Peter, e s Chillicothe bet Fourth and Gallia Sells A. C., 103 W Front Wilhelm J. P., 171 Front bet Market and Jefferson Saloons. Arnold A., s s Second w of Jefferson Bassler J., s s Fourth e of Jefferson Bausewein N., s s Fourth bet Market and Jefferson Bendel Jacob, n e cor Second and Jefferson Berndt Andrew, w s Chillicothe bet Seventh and Eighth Biegel John, Front w of Madison Biggs House Saloon, John McHugh, prop’r Elder J., w s Market bet Second and Third Burt J., e s Scioto bet Front and Second City Hotel Saloon, s w cor Market and Third Collins T. B., w s Findlay bet Tenth and Eleventh Davis Ewing W., n s Gallia e of Chillicothe Dishler Jacob, Gallia bet Chillicothe and Gay Duewel John IL, n w cor Gallia and Gay Findeis J., n s Third w of Market Freytag Fred., s w cor Chillicothe and Tenth Friel M., Massie House Fryer Fred., w s Court bet Second and Front Goehring Peter, w s Chillicothe bet Fifth and Sixth Graham S. H., 118 W Second Hall James C., s s Twelfth e of Waller Herbst J., e s Cnillicothe bet Tenth and Eleventh Hermann Ernest, w s Chillicothe bet Sixth and Seventh Heugel Joe E., w s Court bet Front and Second Jones Alexander, w s Chillicothe bet Fifth and Sixth Ken rick !*., e s Market bet Second and Third. (See page 89) Kleffner Frank, s s Second bet Madison and Massie Kopp J., s s Gallia, above Gay McLean House, John Ragan Meissner A. E., Front, below Jefferson Opera-house, John Doherty, prop’r, n e cor Court and Fourth Pittsburg-Saloon, J. C. Schuler prop’r, 169 W Front Reinert J. J., w s Chillicothe, bet Third and Fourth Reisser August, w s Chillicothe,*bet Seventh and Eighth Rothe John, w s Chillicothe, bet Second and Third Schirrmann W., s e cor Chillicothe and Eleventh 0 Schmidt Karl, e s Market, bet Second and Third PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 165 Seiffer C., s s Eleventh, bet Chillicothe and Gay Shafer Joseph, w s Market, bet Second and Third Stupp Peter J., s e cor Market and Fifth Valley House, n e cor Chillicothe and Gallia Welty F., n s Second, w of Market Werner John, n s Gallia, e of Gay Wertz Charles, n s Second, w of Market Wertz Orliff, n s Second, below Market Zenglein Martin, w s Chillicothe, bet Third and Fourth Salt Company. Ohio River Salt Co., W. S. McColm, Agent, No. 1 Biggs House Block Sash, Doors and Blinds. Carre Thomas & Co., s s Third, e of Court Leet II. & Co., s e cor Washington and Ninth. (See page 33.) Pori sm on th Planing Mill and Manufacturing Lumber Co., n e cor Third and Gay. (See page 41.) Saw-Mill. Thompson W. K., s end Union School Seats and Furniture. Hibbs, Angle & Co., 135 W Front Sewing Machines. JEtna Improved, A. Hann, Agent, n s Gallia, bet Chillicothe and Gay How Sewing Machine, P. Bower, Agent, n e cor Eleventh and Waller Remington, W. W. Donaldson, Agent, e s Chillicothe, n of Third Singer, “The Singer Manuf’r Co.,” George D. Selby, Agent, u w cor Second and Washington Soap Manufacturers. Zottmann Jacob, bet Mill and Front, and bet Thompson and Offnere Steamboat Freight Line. Little W. W. & Co., office n e cor Front and Court Steamboat Agents. Murfin J. O., No. 1 Biggs House Block Steel Manufacturers. Burgess Steel and Iron Works, Third street, below Madison, (See page 21.) 166 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Stone Mills. Moorhouse R. F.. Chillicothe, bet Front and Mill. (See page 41.) Reitz & Bode, s w cor Second and Massie. (See page 85.) Stoves and Tinware. Baron John, e s Chillicothe, bet Fourth and Gallia Conroy Thomas, e s Chillicothe, s of Sixth l^berhardt BH. & Co., ws Market, bet Front and Second. (See page 109.) Gerlach C„ s s Second, e of Market. (See page 113.) Rirsch John, n s Second, e of Court. (See page 57.) Lant Peter, n s Gallia, e of Chillicothe. (See back cover.) Lauter A Lenhart, w s Market, bet Second and Third. (See page 49.) Neill John, e s Market, bet Second and Third Ohio Stove Company, e s Market, bet Front and Second Sherer John, w s Jefferson, bet Front and Second Wilhelm J. D., 102 W Second Street Railway Company- Portsmouth St Railroad Co., sup’t’s office n s Second bet Washington and Court, W. E. Varner, sup’t Specialties in Dry Goods- Lehman, Richman & Co.. 127 W Front. (See page 37) Reed A: Peebles, 157 W Front. (See page 125) Tailors- (See also Merchant Tailors.) Amberg A., w s Jefferson bet Front and Second Hann Adam, n s Gallia bet Chillicothe and Gay Hughes J. E. Sons, w s Chillicothe bet Second and Third Leopold F., w s Court bet Second and Third. (See page 149) Telegraph Companies- Atlantic & Pacific, W. S. McColm, manager, No. 1 Biggs House Block Western Union, M. C. Wesson, manager, office Biggs House Block Tinware- (See also Stoves and Tinware.) West C. R., n s Front e of Sinton Tobacco and Cigars. (See also Cigar Manufacturers.) Balmert P. G., w s Chillicothe bet Fifth and Sixth Bender M. & Co<, w s Chillicothe s of Sixth PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 167 Doerr Fred., e s Market bet Second and Third Doerr J. V., n s Second w of Court Frey tag A., 93 W Second e of Court Lehman Mrs. Theodore, n w cor Fourth and Chillicothe Nageleisen Henry, n s Second bet Court and Washington. (Seepages?) Schantz Xavier, e s Market s of Second Schumann C., Biggs House Block, Market st. (See page 89) Strahm D., Biggs House Block Toys. Hancock W. E., 106 W Second Lewis T. C., n e cor Third and Washington Treuthart J. L., n s Second e of Market Tr unsfe r Age nts. McColm & Murfin, No. 1 Biggs House Block Umbrella Repairer, Bloss S., w s Court bet Front and Second Undertakers. Daehler F. C., w s Market bet Second and Third Pfeiffer Charles, s s Second w of Jefferson. (See page 117) Nichols J. B., n w cor Market and Third Upholsterers. (See also Furniture.) Eppler Casper, w s Chillicothe bet Ninth and Tenth. (See adv) Veterinary Surgeon. Fitch Edward, n e cor Front and Sinton Wagon Makers. (See also Carriage Manufacturers.) Em rich George, w s Madison bet Front and Second. (See page 53) Hehl C., n s Fifth, w of Chillicothe Morford W. C., e s Chillicothe, bet Fourth and Gallia Riessinger Martin, s s Sixth, bet Chillicothe and Gay Schafer George, Gallia, w of Gay Yeager John P., w s Chillicothe, bet Fifth and Sixth Wall Paper. Treuthart J. L., n s Second, e of Market Valley Book Store, 121 W Second Watkins G. W., 127 W Second, e of Market 168 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. (See also Jewelers.) Cori ell E. & Co., 91 W Second, e of Court Coriell A: White, e s Market, 2d door n of Second. (See page 101.) Powers John H., w s Chillicothe, bet Fourth and Fifth Zoellner Ph., n s Second, e of Market. (See front cover.) Wheel, Spoke and Hub Manufacturers. Johnson & Roads, north end Chillicothe Wheelbarrow Manufacturers. Wait J. H. & Son, sales-room 126 Second, factory 120-124 Jefferson Wines and Liquors. (Wholesale.) Brown Thos. P. & Co., No. 1 Pig-Iron Corner Deutschel A., cor s e Chillicothe and and Gallia Eichelstein S. J., 189 W Front Fitzgerald & Mold, Massie Block, Market street Gerlach J. G., n s Gallia, w of Gay Martin W. P., n w cor Front and Court Musser Wm. & Son, 133 W Front. (See page 97.) Stanton M., 163 W Front. (See inside front cover.) Stemshorn HL, Front, bet Jefferson and Madison Woolen Mills. Portsmouth Wroolen Mills, Maddock Bros, prop’rs, n e cor Chillicothe and Fourth. (See page 133.) Portsmouth D IK E T 0K, Y e 1876-77. MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT. Wards. The First Ward comprises all that portion of the city lying west of Market street and north of the Ohio River to the corporation line. The Second Ward comprises all that portion of the city lying between Market and Washington streets and north of the Ohio River to the cor poration line. The Third Ward comprises all that portion of the city lying between Sixth street and the Ohio River and between Washington and Gay streets. The Fourth Ward comprises all that portion of the city lying north of Sixth street and between Washington street and the following line: beginning at the intersection of Sixth and Gay, thence north to Tenth, thence east to Findlay, thence north with Findlay to the corporation line. The Fifth Ward comprises all that portion of the city lying east of Gay street between Gallia street and the Ohio River. The Sixth Ward comprises all that portion of the city lying north of Gallia street and east of the following line: beginning at the intersection of Gallia and Gay, thence north to Tenth, thence east to Findlay, thence north with Findlay to the corporation line. 170 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Streets and Avenues. (*Signifies the Streets ui on which the Street Cars traverse.) Barber, a short street, first n of the Ohio River, from Union to Offnere Bond, first e of G iy, from the Ohio River n to Gallia -Chillicothe, bet Washington and Gay, from the Ohio River n through the city Court, first e of Market, from the Ohio River n to Eleventh Eighth (East,) third n of Gallia, from Chillicothe e to N Waller (West,) eighth n of the Ohio River, from Chillicothe w to Court Eleventh (east and west,) from Chillicothe, first n of Tenth Fifteenth, being graded from Chillicothe pike east Fifth (East or Gallia,) sixth nof the Ohio River, from Chillicothe e through corporation line, (West,) fifth n of the Ohio River, from Chillicothe w to Madison Findlay, second e of Chillicothe, from the line of Seventh n to Fifteenth Fourteenth, not graded Fourth, (East,) fifth n of the Ohio River, from Chillicothe e to Offnere, (West,) fourth n of the Ohio River, from Chillicothe w to Madison -‘Front, (East,) second n of the Ohio River, from Chillicothe e to Offnere, (West,) first n of the Ohio River, from Chillicothe to Scioto, forming the Ohio River front Gallia or East Fifth, see Fifth (East) Gay, first e of Chillicothe, from the Ohio River n through Twelfth Jackson, beginning s of the east end Second on Union, extends east to city limits Jefferson, first w of Market, from the Ohio River n through Fifth John, third e of Chillicothe, from the line of Seventh n through Tenth Madison, second w of Market, from the Ohio River n to Fourth ^Market, bet Court and Jefferson, from the Ohio River n to Ninth Massie, third w of Market, from the Ohio River n to Second Mill, bet Front and the Ohio River, from Chillicothe e through S Waller ’"Ninth, (East,) fourth n of Gallia, from Chillicothe e to Offnere, (West,) ninth n of the Ohio River, from Chillicothe w to Market North Waller, that portion of Waller n of Second -Offnere, fifth and seventh e of Chillicothe, from the Ohio River n to cor poration line Scioto, first e of the Scioto River, from the Ohio River n through Second -■Second, (East,) third n of the Ohio River, from Chillicothe e to Union, (West,) second n of the Ohio River, from Chillicothe w to Massie Seventh, (East,) second n of Gallia, from Chillicothe to a point three squares east, (West,) seventh n of the Ohio River, from Chillicothe w to Market Sinton, second e of Gay, from Ohio River n to Gallia *Sixth, (East) first n of Gallia, from Chillicothe to a point one square east, (West) from Chillicothe w to Market Tenth, East and West from Chillicothe, upon which is laid the track of the Portsmouth Branch M. & C. R. R. Third, (East) fourth n of the Ohio River, from Chillicothe e to Offnere, (West) third n of Ohio River, from Chillicothe w through Massie Thirteenth, not graded, third n of Tenth Thompson, bet Union and Offnere, from the Ohio River n to Third Twelfth, second n of Tenth, from Chillicothe east to Offnere Union, fourth e of Gay, from the Ohio River n PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 171 Washington, bet Chillicothe and Court, from the Ohio River n to Eleventh Waller, third e of Gay, from the Ohio River n to Tenth Wheeling-, a short street, second n of the Ohio River, from Union to Offnere Public Buildings, Tlalls, fyc. Biggs House Block, n w cor Front and Market Connol ley’s Hall, s w cor Chillicothe and Fifth Council Chamber, e s Court bet Front and Second Damn’s Hall, s w cor Chillicothe and Sixth Davis Building, s s Second e of Market Enterprise Block, Front bet Market and Court Gas Works, bet Second and Third, bet Madison and Jefferson Huston’s Stone Front, s s Second bet Market and Court Merchant’s Block, n s Second bet Market and Court Masonic Hall, s w cor Third and Washington Massie Block, s w cor Market and Second Miller’s Block, n s Second bet Court and Market Musical Hall, w s Chillicothe bet Seventh and Eighth Odd Fellows’ Hall, n e cor Court and Fifth Odd Fellows’ Hall (German), e s Market n of Second Opera House, n e cor Court and Fourth Pig Iron Corner, n e cor Front and Jefferson Post Office, e s Court bet Front and Second Richardson’s Block, n w cor Chillicothe and Fifth Richardson’s Hall, n w cor Chillicothe and Fifth Rosenberg’s Hall, south side Gallia e of Chillicothe Scioto County Court House, n e cor Court and Sixth Scioto County Jail, s e cor Court and Seventh City Government. Council Chamber, east side of Court bet Front and Second Municipal Election, first Monday in April Council meets first and third Fridays of each month Mayor.—S. P. Nickells, office east side of Court bet Front and Second Council.—F. C. Searl, President. C. E. Irwin, Clerk First Ward.—John T. Miller, M. Stanton Second “ W. W. Little, Peter Kaps Third “ J. B. Maddock, William Harris Fourth “ F. C. Searl, C. W. Cotton Fifth “ R. P. Rifenberick, J. W. Fulton Sixth “ Wm. H. Peters, John W. Overturf Treasurer.—B. R. Miles Collector.—Jas. Lodwick Clerk Water Works—J. P. Jack Marshal.—W. B. Williams Solicitor.—Duncan Livingstone City Civil Engineer.—John B. Gregory Street Commissioner.—Henry Scott City Weigher.—W. Foote Hall, office e s Court bet Second and Tint d Wharf Master.—Thomas A. Simpson 172 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Police Department. Willliam B. Williams, Marshal, and ex-officio Captain of the Watch Watchmen—First Ward.—John Andres Second Ward.—Wm. R. Hendrickson Third “ Alfred Jones Fourth “ Thomas J. Huston Fifth “u John Goad Sixth “ Michael Hied Sanitary Policeman.—John V. Suter Board of Health. S. P. Nickells, President, Henry Hall, Sec., Dr. John R. McClure, D. N. Murray, Sam. F. Reber, John R. Williams, Dr. M. S. Pixley, G. H. Stillman City Infirmary Director.—T. J. Graham, office under Mayor’s Office, Court bet Front and Second Fire Department. Chief Engineer.—Martin Molster Steamer Eagle No. 1, connected with Hose Company No. 4, south side of Seventh east of Washington, C. Molster, Engineer, E. F. Sexton, Pres’t Hose Company No. 1, es Gay bet Second and Third, P. Monaghan, Pres’t Hand Engine and Hose Company No. 2, north side Second w of Market, H. D. Burton Pres’t Hand Engine and Hose Company No. 3, east side Madison bet Front and Second, Adam Weihs, Pres’t Hose Company No. 5, (colored) n e cor Gay and Tenth, U. Payne, Pres’t Hose Company No. 6, n s Third e of Sinton, Col. S. E. Varner, Pres’t Hose Company No. 7, s e cor Ninth and Waller, Thos. Reed, Pres’t Secret Benevolent Associations. MASONIC. Hall, south west cor Third and Washington Aurora Lodge No. 48, regular communication Monday preceding full moon Portsmouth Lodge No. 395, meets second Tuesday in each month Mount Chapter No. 23 R. A. M., meets first Tuesday in each month Cavalry Commandary No. 13 K. T., meets first Tuesday in each month (Colored.) Trinity Lodge No. 9, meets over the Post Office first and last Tuesday of each month ODD FELLOWS. Hall, north east cor Court and Fifth Scioto Lodge No. 31, meets every Tuesday evening Orient Encampment No. 26, meets first and third Tuesdays in each month Daughters Rebekah, meets fourth Tuesday in each month (German.) Hall, east side of Market n of Second st Portsmouth Lodge No. 416, meets every Wednesday evening PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 173 (Colored.) Wilberforce Lodge No. 1,389, meets n s Second bet Market and Court streets, second and third Thursdays in each month Churches. BAPTIST. First Baptist Church, north side Fourth e of Court, Rev. I. N. Clark, Pastor Pleasant Green Baptist Church, (colored) south east cor Findlay and Tenth, Rev. I. Redman, Pastor CATHOLIC. Church of the Moly Redeemer, north side Sixth east of Gay, Rev. Father D. B. Cull, Pastor St. Mary’s Catholic Church, (German) north east cor Market and Fifth, Rev. Father Aloysius Nonnan, Pastor CA LVANISTIC M ETHO I) 1ST. Calvanistic Methodist Tabernacle, south side Third west of Chillicothe, Rev. Edward Jones, Pastor disciples. Christian Church, n w cor Third and Gay, no regular pastor, services 11 a. m. Twelfth Street Camphellite Chapel, (colored) north side Twelfth east of Gay, Rev. Jordan Carter, Pastor EPISCOPAL. All Saints’ Church, south east cor Court and Fourth, Rev. I. N. Stanger, Rector Christ Church, north west cor Bond and Third, Rev. J. T. Franklin, Rector HEBREW. Congregation K. K. B. Abraham, south west cor Third and Washington, officiating Rabbi, Samuel M. Laski METHODIST EPISCOPAL. Allen Chapel (colored), north side Seventh bet Chillicothe and Gay, Rev. Joseph Nelson, Pastor Bigelow M. E. Church, south west cor Fifth and Washington, Rev. J. C. Jackson, Pastor German M. E. Church, south east cor Fourth and Wasington, Rev. G. Nachtrieb, Pastor Sixth Street M. E. Church, north east cor Sixth and Chillicothe, Rev. C. M. Bethauser, Pastor PRESBYTERIAN. First German Presbyterian Church, north east cor Chillicothe and Seventh, Rev. Eli Benzing, Pastor First Presbyterian Church, south west cor Third and Court, Rev. E. P. Pratt, Pastor Second Presbyterian Church, north west cor Eighth and Waller, Rev. H. A. Ketchum. Pastor UNITED BRETHREN. Protestant United Church, (German) south side Fifth bet Washington and Chillicothe, Rev. Paul Scheliha, Pastor United Brethren Church, (German) north east cor Gay and Seventh, Rev. Edward Lorenz, Pastor 174 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Educational. Board of Education.—President J. Q. Gibson, Pres’t pro tern J. M. Lynn, Clerk Wm. Waller, Treas. J. W. Bannon. Board meets every other Thursday in Council Chamber Superintendent of Schools.—M. S. Campbell, office Sixth st school building Principal German Dep’t.—Karl G. Huber school buildings and corps of teachers. High School Building, north side Gallia east of Gay W. M. Friesner, High School Miss Mary D. Campbell, High School “ MintaSearl, “ “ “ E. Varner, A Grammar Mrs. Mary Mulligan, A Grammar Miss Mary J. Gunn, B “ “ Alice Hayes, “ “ Mrs. Eliza Glidden, C “ Miss Chattie M. Lewis, C Grammar Second Street Building, south west cor Second and Chillicothe Mrs. Pauline McKeown, D Grammar Miss Lizzie Gatterman, B Primary Agnes J. Barklow, C Ci “ Mary Bratt, “ Emma McFarlin, D Mrs. Mary B. Hall, cc (German.) Miss Emily Ball, A cc C. J. H. Herms, B Miss Minnie Burns, B & C “ “ Bertha Weyl D “ Fourth Street Building, north side Fourth bet Market and Court Miss Kate D. Kinney, D Grammar “ Mary F. McLain, A Primary “ Martha Wheeler, “ “ Jennie Moran B “ Mary E. Cotton, “ “ Alice Lowry, C “ “ Lydia N. Williams, C “ “ Judith E. Watkins, D “ “ Susie Buck “ “ Fifth Street Building, north west corner Fifth and Court Miss Alice Hayes, B Grammar “ Mary Feurt, D “ Sixth Street Building, Miss Fannie G. Switzer, B Primary “ Kate Vigus, C “ “ Ida V. Applegate• D « Mrs. M. J. Davey, cc cc Seventh Street Building, Miss Julia M. Waller A South District School, Miss Laura F. Draper, PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 175 (Colored.) Eleventh Street School W. B. Ferguson, Principal Miss M. F. Parker, First Ass’t “ Lucy Sand ridge, Second Ass’t (Miscella neous.) Children’s Home, Miss Addie C. Vigus, Teacher Portsmouth Young Ladies’ Seminary, Rev. J. J. Page, Principal, north east cor Jackson and Thompson (Catholic.) School of the Most Holy Redeemer, north-west cor Sixth and Gay, con ducted by the Sisters of Charity, of Nazareth of Kentucky, Sister Lauretta, Superioress St. Mary’s Catholic School, in rear of St. Mary’s Church, cor Fifth and Market, conducted by the Sisters of St. Francis (Hebrew.) School south west corner Third and Washington Good Templars. Scioto Lodge No. 214, hall s s Fifth w of Chillicothe, meets every Thursday evening Bands of Music- Freytag’s Band and Orchestra, Fred. Freytag, Director Pabst’s Military Band and Orchestra, Anton Pabst, Director Military. Gaylord Light Guards, Armory cor Fifth and Chillicothe, Capt. A. C. Davis Kinney Guards, Armory Second bet Market and Court, Huston’s Stone Front, Captain John W. Kinney Portsmouth Guards, Company A, Ohio National Guards, Armory n w cor Fifth and Chillicothe, Captain Andrew Reinhard Board of Trade. Board of Trade of the city of Portsmouth, organized Jan. 21st, 1869, Pres’t S. E. Varner, Vice Presidents W. M. Bolles, Wm. Kinney, Joseph G. Reed, W. W. Little, A. McFarland, John B. Gregory, Treas. Geo. A. Waller, Sec. W. B. Grice. Meets in Council Chamber last Satur day in each month Scioto County Officers. Court House, north east cor Court and Sixth sts Auditor.—F. C. Gibbs Probate Judge.—B. A. Calvert Treasurer.—B. B. Miles Becorder.—H. A. Towne Deputy Becorder.—H. E. Currie Clerk of Courts.—A. B. Cole 176 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Deputy Clerk.—Wm. F. Whitney Sheriff.—Fred Reiniger Coroner.—George S. Pursell Commissioners.—Nicholas Schackert, James Lodwick, John Phillips Prosecuting Attorney.—H. W. Farnham Surveyor.—John B. Gregory Infirmary Directors.—Wm. Vaughters, F. A. Stearnes, A. S. Haines Federal Officers. Collector of Internal Revenue—Colonel B. F. Coates Deputy Collector—A. F Kendall U. S. Gauger—R. A. Bryan “ “ W. S. McColm “ “ J. O. Murfin Store-keeper—J. II. Hurd Marshal—Thomas T. Yeager U. S. Commissioner—N. W. Evans Building Associations. First German Building Association meets every Monday evening south west cor Third and Washington; Capital $240,000; Adam Hoss President, Ph. Zoel In er Treasurer, M. Kricker Secretary Home Building and Loan Association meets every Thursday evening southwest cor of Third and Washington; Capital $400,000; R. Spry President, Frank C. Kricker Secretary Ohio Building and Loan Association meets every Saturday evening No. 1 Biggs House Block; Capital $300,000; E. F. Sexton President, Floyd L. Smith Secretary Portsmouth Building and Loan Association meets every Tuesday evening southwest cor Third and Washington; Capital $300,000; James Lod- wick President, W. G. Cooper Secretary Scioto Building and Loan Association, incorporated May 7th, 1875; Capi tal $300,000; President, B. R. Miles; Secretary, Edward Coriell; Treasurer, Thomas T. Yeager; meets every Friday evening at store of E. Coriell & Co., n s Second, e of Court Second German Building Association mpets every Wednesday evening southwest cor of Third and Washington; Capital $250,000; F. C. Dtehler President, John Wilhelm Secretary Incorporated Institutions. Citizens’Savings Bank, incorporated 1875; Capital $100,000; President, D. N. Murray; Vice-President, Judge F. C. Searl; Cashier, J. W. Over turf; s w cor Market and Second, Massie Block Farmers’National Bank, incorporated May, 1865; Capital $250,000; Presi dent, George Davis; Casier, J. M. Wall; 118 Market, bet Front and Second First National Bank of Portsmouth, incorporated 1863; Capital $250,000; President, P. S. lams; Cashier, James Y. Gordon; Ass’t Cashier, Wm. M. Pursell; 122 Market, bet Front and Second PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 177 Kinney National Bank, incorporated 1872; Capital $100,000; President, P. Kinney; Vice-President, S. E. Varner; Cashier, J. W. Kinney; Ass’t Cashier, J. A. Brown ; n s Second, bet Court and Market Portsmouth National Bank, incorporated 1865; Capital $250,000; President, John G. Peebles; Vice-President, Henry R. Tracy; Cashier, Samuel Reed ; 110 Market, bet Front and Second Burgess Steel and Iron Works, incorporated 1871; authorized Capital $150,000; Vice-President, L. C. Robinson; Secretary, G. W. Weyer; Treasurer, M. H. Ball; Manufrs “Orient Tool Steel,” Plow and Agri cultural Steel, etc., U. S. Norway Iron, Boiler, Flange and Fire-box Iron; office and works Third street, below Madison Cabinet-Makers’Union, established 1866, incorporated 1872; Capital $35,000; President, J. N. Murray; Secretary and Treasurer, II. J. Zottmann; Vice-President and Superintendent, L. Bayer; Manufrs of Furni ture and Chairs; Sales-rooms 116 W Second, Factory Mill street, bet Gay and Bond Gaylord Rolling Mill Company, incorporated 1872; Capital $400,000; Pres ident, Benjamin B. Gaylord; Vice-President and Treasurer, J. B. Green; Secretary, George B. Bradley; Manuf’rs Boiler, Bar, Sheet, Round and Square Iron, Rivets, Railroad Chairs, etc.; office and works Front, bet Washington and Chillicothe Ohio Stove Co., incorporated 1873; Capital $50,000; President, J. L. Hibbs; Vice-President, Colonel S. E. Varner; Secretary and Treasurer, J. D. Clare; office and sales-room e s Market, bet Front and Second Portsmouth Foundry and Machine Works, incorporated 1872; Capital $138,000; President, Wm. Moore; Vice-President, E. B. Moore; Sec retary and Treasurer, Isaac R. Lane; Manuf’rs Boilers, Engines and Machinery for Rolling Mills and Blast Furnaces, Iron and Brass Founders; office and works cor Third and Jefferson Portsmouth Gas Light and Coke Co., incorporated 1852; Capital $50,000; President and Treasurer, L. C. Robinson; Secretary, W. Kinney; office e s Market, bet Third and Fourth Portsmouth Planing Mill and Manufacturing Lumber Company, incor porated March, 1872 ; Capital $40,000; President, G. B. Millar; Sec retary and Treasurer, F. F. Millar; Manufrs Doors, Blinds, Sash, etc., and dealers in Lumber; office and mill n e cor Third and Gay Portsmouth Shoe Manufactory, incorporated December, 1873; Capital $20,000; President, Henry Padan ; Vice-President, V. Pressler; Sec retary and Treasurer, Irving Drew; Manuf’rs Ladies’Sewed Shoes, 105 W Front Portsmouth Street Railroad Co., incorporated 1875; Capital $25,000; Presi dent, S. E. Varner; Secretary and Treasurer, W. S. McColm; Super intendent, W. E. Varner; Superintendent’s office n s Second, bet Court and Washington Portsmouth Young Ladies’Seminary Co.; Capital $50,000; B. B. Gaylord President, J. F. Towel 1 Secretary, L. C. Damarin Treasurer; north east cor Jackson and Thompson Union Iron Co., office n e cor Fourth and Market; Capital $400,000; John Campbell President, William M. Bolles Secretary, Treasurer and General Superintendent Railroad and Steamboat Lines. Marietta and Cincinnati R. R., (Portsmouth Branch,) W. C. Draper Agent; Depot west side of Market, north of Fourth street 178 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Chesapeake and Ohio R. R., W. S. McColm Agent; office No. 1 Biggs House Block Scioto Valley R. R., W. S. McColm Agent; office No. I Biggs House Block Cincinnati, Big Sandy and Pomeroy Packets, daily—Bonanza leaves Mon days, Wednesdays and Fridays, at li a. m.; Fast Line Steamers, Bos- tona and Fleetwood, up at 4 a. M.,down at 9 p. m.; Pomeroy Line, Ohio, PotOxMac and Telegrph, up at 8 a. m., down at 6 p. m.; J. O. Murfin Agent, No. 1 Biggs House Block Portsmouth and Guyandolte Packet, Fannie Dugan, leaves daily at 2 p. M.; J. O. Murfin Agent No, 1 Biggs House Block Portsmouth and Manchester Packet, Carrie, leaves daily at 3 P. m.; J. O. Murfin Agent, No. 1 Biggs House Block Portsmouth and Pittsburg Packets, Granite State, leaves every Monday, at 10 a. m.; Exchange every Thursday, at 6 p. m.; J. O. Murfin Agent, No. 1 Biggs Hou (* Denote the County Seat.) Abbey ville ...... Medina Archer ...... Harrison Abe rd een ...... Brown Archer's Fork .Washington Achor...... Columbiana Arlington ...... Hancock Ada ...... Hardin Armstrong...... Allen Adams ...... Seneca A rmst rong’s Mills. Belmont Adams’ M ills...... M uskingum A rnhelm...... Brown Adams Ridge...... Defiance!‘•'’Ashla nd...... Ashland Adamsville. . ,.M uskingum Ashley.. Debt ware Adario ...... Richland Ash Ridge ...... Brown Addison ...... Gallia Ashtabula ....Ashtabula Adelphi ...... Ross Ashville .....Pickaway Adena ...... Jefferson Athalia ...... Lawrence Adrian ...... Seneca ■Athens ...... Aihens Afton ...... Clermont Atlanta ...... Pickaway Al...... Fulton Atlas...... Belmont Aid ...... Lawrency Attica...... Seneca Air Hill M on t go m ere Atwater...... Portage ‘■'Akron...... Sumin it Atwater Center, Portage Albany...... Tuscarawas Auburn...... Geauga Alberta...... Meigs Auglaize...... Van Wert Albion...... Ashland August.a ...... Car roll Alcon y ...... Miami Aurora ...... Portage Alert ...... Butler Austinburg!)...... Ashtabula Alexandersville. Mont gomery j A usti n i o w n...... Mahoni ng Alexandria...... Licking Ava...... Noble Alfred ...... Meigs! Avenue ...... Franklin Algonqul u . Carrol 1 Avon ...... Lorain Allen’s __ ...... M inmil Avondale ...... Coshocton Allensville ...... Vinton I Avon Lake...... Lorain Allentown ...... All< n Ayersvllle ...... Defiance Alliance Stark Bachman Montgomery Alma ...... Rossi Bacon...... Coshocton Alpha ...... Greene Bailey’s Mills, ...... Belmont Alton ...... FranklinTi'rn nV 1 i n Bain bridge..... Ross Alum Creek...... Delaware Bairdstown...... Wood Amanda ...... Fairfield Bakersville..... Coshocton Amboy ...... Ashtabula Ba It i more...... Fairfield Amelia ...... Clermont Bangs...... Knox Amesville ...... Athens Bantam...... Clermont Amherst ...... Lorain Barlow .Washington Amsden ...... Seneca Barnes ...... Richland Amsterdam ...... Jefferson Barnesburgh...... Hamilton Amweil ie Barnesville...... Belmont Anderson ...... Rossi;s Barr’s Mills...... Tuscarawas Andersonville. Ross Barry ...... Cuyahoga Andover Ashtabula Barryville...... Stark Andrews .....Morrow Bartlett .Washington Anna ...... Shelby Bartram vi lie Lawrence Annapolis ...Jefferson Bascom ...... Seneca Ansonia ...... Darke Basham ...... Meigs Antioch ...... Monroe Basil ...... Fairfield Antrim ...... Guernsey » Batavia. Clermont Antwerp...... Paulding Batesville...... Noble Apple Creek...... Wayne Bath...... Summit Apple Grove...... Meigs Bayard...... Col um biana Appleton...... Licking Beach City. Stark Arabia Lawrence Beallsville.. Monroe Arcadia Hancock Beamsville. Darke Arcanum ...... Darke Bear Creek...... Scioto Archbold...... Fulton Beasley’s Fork, Adams 180 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Beaver ...... Pike Bl union ...... Allen Beaver Dam ...... Allen Boardman...... Mahoning Beck’s Mills Holmes Bodley...... Lucas Bedford .Cuyahngalyahnga Poke’s Creek ...... Union Beebe...... AthensA t hens Bolivar...... Tuscarawas Beech ...... Licking Boston ...... Summit Belfast...... Clermont Boswell ...... Mahoning Bell ...... Highland Bourneville...... Ross Bellaire...... Belmont, Bowerston ...... Harrison Bellbrook...... Greene BowersviHe ...... Belle Centre ...... Loga n | Bow 1 i n g G ree n f Bellefontaine ...... Logan.. Bolusville...... Clark Belle Point ...... D e 1 a w’a r e IB ra ce v i 11 e ...... Trumbull Belle Vernon ...... Wyandot Bradford ...... Miami Bellevue...... 11 uron Bradrickville...... Lawrence Bell Valley ...... Noble Brftdyvllle ...... Adams Bellville ...... Richland Branch Hill ...... Clermont Belmont ...... Belmont Brandon ...... Knox Belmore ...... Putnam Brandt...... M iami Beloit...... Mahoning Bremen ...... Fairfield Belpre ...... Washington Brettland ...... Athens Bennett’s Corners Medina Bricksvilie ...... Cuyahoga Bennington ...... Morrow Bridge Creek...... - Geauga Benton ...... Holmes Bridgeport ...... Belmont Benton Ridge...... Hancock Bridgeville...... Muskingum Bentonville...... Adams Bridge water...... Williams Berea ...... Cuyahoga Briggs ...... Washington Berkey Lucas Brighton Lorain Berkshire ...... Delaware, Brimfield ...... Portage Berlin Holmes Brin ley’s Station ...... Preble Berlin Centre...... Mahoning; Bristol ...... Morgan Berlin Cross Roads, ...... Jackson , Bristol ville ...... Trumbull Berlin Heights ...... Erie Broadway ...... Union Berlinville ...... Erie..B ork ...... Darke Berne Noble, Broken Sword...... Crawford Berrysville ...... Highland Brookfield ...... Trumbull Berwick ...... Seneca.I Brooklyn ...... Cuyahoga Beta...... Fulton.. Brooklyn Village...... Cuyahoga Bethany ...... Butler Brookville ...... Montgomery Bethel...... '■Cadiz...... Harrison Charlestown ..Portage Cadwallader...... Tuscarawas Charloe. Paulding Cairo ...... St ark ('hase...... Athens Calais ...... Monroe Chaseville Noble Calcutta Columbiana Chatfield ...... Crii-wford -’Caldwell ...... Noble Chatham . Licking Caledonia...... Marion Cha tarn Centre, Medina California .... Hamilton Chauncey...... Athens Calumet ...... Jefferson Cherry Fork ...... Adams Calvary ...... Morgan Cherry Grove. Hamilton Cam ba ...... Jackson Cherry ”Valley, " Ashtabula ’•'■Cambridge ...... Guernsey ChCheshii eshir ...... Gallia Camden...... Preble Chester. Meigs Cameron ...... Monroe Chester Cross Roads, Geauga Campbellsport ...... Portage Chester IIill...... Morgan C’ampbellstown...... ,...... Preble Chesterville...... Morrow Camp Chase...... Franklin Chestnut Grove Gallia Canaan ...... Way ne Cheviot...... Hamilton Canaanville ...... XI hens Chicago...... Huron Canal Dover .Tuscarawas ('hili...... Coshocton Canal Fulton ...... Stark "Chillicothe ...... !<<»« Canal Lewisville .Coshocton. . Chilo...... Clermont Canal Winchester ..Franklin Chippewa Lake ...... Medina ^Canfield Mahoning'Chi 1stianburgh ...... Champaign Cannonsburg!)...... 'I iancock;Chureh’ ickjChurch Hill ...... 'l i umbull Cannon’s Mill Colum bi a >...na Churchtown...... Washington ■(■Canton Stark ‘ icer<> Defiance Captina ...... Belmont '•’Cincinnati...... Hamilton Cardington ...... Morrow ■-■•Circleville ...... Pickaway Carey ..... Wyandot ClClaridon ...... Geauga Carlisle Station...... Warren IC'larington ...... Monroe Carmel...... Highland ('lark’s Coshocton Carrol 1 Fa i rfield i Cl a rksbu rgh Ross ■(■Carrol Ron Carroll Clark’s Corners. Ashtabula Carrollton Station Mont gomery Clarksflcld ...... Huron Carrot hers...... Seneca[Clai kson...... Columbiana Carson...... Huron Clarksville...... Clinton Carthage . Hamilton Clay...... Jackson Carthaeena .....Mercer Clay Lick...... Licking Carysville Champaign Claysville ...... Guernsey Caskaid ...... Putnam Clayton...... M ontgomery Casstown Miami <'laytona...... Noble Cassville Harrison.... Clear Creek...... Fairfield Castalia...... Erie Clear Port...... !■ airfield Casti ne...... Darke Clermontville...... Clermont Catawba...... Clark ■'( Cleveland Cuyahoga Catawba Island .Ottawa Cleves...... Hamilton Ca y wood ...... Washington Clifton ...... Greene Cecil ...... Paulding Clinton...... Summit Cedar Grove ...... Hocking Clinton Valley ...... Clinton Cedar Hill ...... Fairfield .Clintonville ...... Franklin Cedar Mills ...... Adams Clipper Mills...... Gallia Cedar Run ...... Muskingum Clyde ...... Sanduskv Cedar V alley ...... Wayne. Coalburgh Trumbull Cedarville ...... Greene Coal Grove Lawrence Cedron ...... Clermont Coal Hill ...... Muskingum ’(’Celina ...... Mercer Coal Run ...... Washington Central College ...... ___Franklin .Cochranton Marion Centre .Montgomery Coe Ridge...... Cuyahoga Centre Belpre .Washington Coitsville...... Mahoning Centre Bend...... Morgan Cold Water. Mercer Centreburgh ...... Knox Colebiook. Ashtabula Centrefleld ...... Highland Colerain...... Belmont Centre Point ...... Brown Colfax ...... Fairfield Cen treton ...... H uron Collamer ...... Cuyahoga Centre View ...... Monroe College.... Corner. ___ Butler Centre Village ..... Delaware CollegeCollege Hill.Hill ...... Hamilton Centreville Montgomery. - v Colliins ...... Huron Ceylon...... EricErie Collinsville...... Butler Chagrin Falls ...... Cuyahoga - -o- Collinwood...... Cuyahoga Chambersbu rgh Montgomery Colton...... Henry Champion ...... Trumbull Columbia...... Hamilton Chandlers ville...... Muskingum Columbia Centre...... Licking Chapel Hill...... Petjrry Columbiana...... Columbiana Chapman ...Stark Columbia Station. Loiain Chapman’s Mills ...Gallia ■('Columbus...... Franklin ■'Chardon .Geauga Columbus Grove...... Putnam 182 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Commercial Point .'.PickawayiDelta ...... Fulton Concord Democracy ...... Knox Condit. .Delaware] Demos...... Belmont Congress...... Wayne Denmaik ...... Ashtabula Conneaut...... Ashtabula Dennison ...... Tuscarawas Conotton ...Harrison Dent...... Hamilton Conover ...... M tami Deshler...... Henry Constantia ..Delaware] Dexter...... Meigs Constitution ...... Washington Dexter City Noble Contreras...... Butler Dialton ...... Clark Convoy...... Van Wert Dickson City ...... Perry Coolville ...... Athens. Dille’s Bottom Belmont Cope...... Belmont.. 1 Dinsmore...... Shelby Copley ...... Summit.. 1Dixon ...... Van Weit Copopa ...... Lorain. JDodson vllle ...... Highland Cora...... Gallia..]Dog Creek , Putnam Cork ...... —Ashtabula I Donnelsville ...... Cla rk Corsica...... Morrow. .'Dorset ...... Ashtabula Cortland ...... Tram null Dove...... Pike Coshocton Dover ...... Cuyahoga Cottage Hill ...... Muskingum Dow ni ngton ...... Meigs Cove Dale ...... Hamilton Doylestown ...... Wayne Covington ...... Miami Dresden...... Muskingum Cow Kun Was hl ngton Dublin ...... Franklin Cozaddale ...... Warren Dudley ...... Noble Cranberry ...... Allen Dumontville...... Fairfield Cranberry Prairie ...... Mercer Dunbar ...... Washington Crandall ...... Lorain Dunbarton ...... Adams Creighton ...... Guernsey Duncan’s Falls ...... Muskingum Crestline Craw lord Dundas...... Vinton Creswell...... Jefferson Dundee ...... Tuscarawas Cridersville A uglaizei Dungannon...... Columbiana Cromer’s Senecai Dunham...... Washington Crooked Tree Noble• Dunkinsville...... Adams Crooksville...... • .Perry'(Dunkirk ...... Hardin Cross Roads...... Madison Dunlap...... Hamilton Croton...... Licking] Dunlevy Warren Crown City Gallia Dupont ...... Putnam Crystal Spring stark Durbin’s Corners.. Williams Cuba...... Clinton Dyson's ...... Guernsey Cumberland Guernsey Eagle Mills Vin ton Cumminsville Hamilton Eagleport Morgan Custar ...... Wood..r.agiv*Eagleville in Ashtabula Culler ...... Wa-hinglon Earlville ...... Portage Cuyahoga Palis ...... Summit EastIL...; Carmel ...... Columbiana Cynthiana Pike East Claridon ...... Geauga Daley vi lie Pik<-i East Clarksfield ...... Hu rdn Dalias Highland East Fairfield ...... Columbiana Wayne]East Greenville ...... Stark Dalton ...... Muskingum Dalzell .... Washington.East Greenwood Darnascoville Columbiana East Lewistown ...... Mahoning Danbury Ottawa East Liberty...... Logan Dan t o rd Guernsey! East Liverpool ...... Columbiana Knox! East Monroioe...... Highland Danville Huron Darbyville...... Pickaway East Norw alk Darke Darke Easton ...... Wayne Darlington ..Richland]-•••■...... East Palestine...... Columbiana Buller East Plymouth...... Ashtabula Darrtown Belmont Dawkin’s Mills ...... Jackson!--- ‘East Richland...... Dawn ...... Darke East Ringgold ...... Pickaway •■■’Dayton Montgomery East Rochester Columbiana ...... Morgan East Rockport ...... Cuyahoga Beavertown Jefferson Decatur ...... Brown East Springfield Decaturville ...... Washington] —...... East Sycamore...... ' Hamilton Lucas Deep Cut ...... Auglaize East To.edo...... Deer Creek ...... Pickaway East Townsend...... Huron ...... — Portage East Trumbull...... ”, /Ashtabula Deerfield...... ’...... Wayne Deer Lick...... "."’..'."Williams East Union ...... Harrison East WllliaWilliamsfield.., ...... Ashtabula Deersville ...... Preble •■’Defiance...... Defiance ^Eaton...... Logan Ebenezer ...... Preble Crawlord Eckley ...... Car roll DeKalb...... Adams De La Palma ...... Brown ...... Eckmansville .Delaware Edenton...... Clermont ’■•Delaware ...... Williams Delhi .Hamilton Edgerton...... Darke Edinburgh...... Portage De Lisle ...... Williams Delphos . ..Van Wert Edon...... PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 183 Edwards’ Station ...... Franklin Fort Jennings ...... Pul nam Edwardsville...... Warren Fort Recovery ...... Mercer Edwina ...... Monroe Fort” ’ Seneca...... Seneca Elba ...... Washington Foster's Crossings ...... Warren El Dorado ...... Preble Fostcrville...... Mahoni ng Elenor ...... Clermont Fostoria ...... Seneca Elida ...... Allen Four Corners ...... Union Elizabethtown ...... Hamilton Fowler ...... Trumbull Elk ...... Noble Fowler’s Mills..; ...... Geauga Elkton ...... Columbiana Frank...... Seneca Elliott’s Cross Roads.. Morgan Frankfort...... Ross Elliston ...... Ottawa Franklin ...... Warren Ellsworth...... Mahon) ng Franklin Furnace Scioto Elm Grove ...... Pike Franklin Square...... Columbiana Elmira...... Fulton Franklin Station ...... Coshocton Elmore ...... Ottawa Frazeysburg!) M uskingum ■•■■Elyria ...... Loral n Frederick Mahoning Emerald ...... Adam> Fre.de) icksburgb ...... Wayne Emery ...... Fulton Fredericktown ...... Knox Emmett Paulding Fredonia Licking Enoch ...... Noble Freeburgli Stark Enon...... Clai k Freedom ...... Portage Erhart ...... Medina. Freedom Mills ...... Henry Etna ...... Picking]Free- om Station Portage Euclid Cuyahoga Freeland...... Muskingum Eup hernia ...... Preble Freeman Licking Eureka Gallia Freepoi t ...... Harrison Evansburgh Coshocton Freestone ...... Scioto Evansport ...... 1 ieflanceP Fremont...... Sanduskv Ewing ...... Hockirg Friendship ...... Scioto Ewington...... Gallia..Friendsville ...... Medina Fair I ax...... High land Friesnv r ...... Hocking Fairfield Greene Fry burgh A uglaize Fair Haven ,...... Preble Fulda...... Noble Fair Play ...... Jefferson..Fulton ham ...... M uskingum Fairview Guernsey Gahanna ...... Franklin Fallsburgh...... Licking Galera ...... Delaware Farmer ...... DefiaucejGaligher .Guernsey Farmers’ Station ...... ClintonF'Gallon ” ...... Craw lord Farmerstown ...... Holmes• 1Gallia Furnace Gallia Farmersville ...... Montgomeryy ’^Gallipolis ...... Gallia Farming ton ...... Trumbul.11 Galloway...... Franklin Farnham ...... Wood Gambier...... Knox Fayette...... Fulton Ganges ...... Rich land Fayetteville ...... Brown Gann...... Knox Fearing ...... Washington Gano ...... Butler Federal...... ,....A thens Garden ...... Athens Feesburgh __ Brown Garfield...... Mahoning Felicity .Clermont Garrettsville...... Portage Fenton ...... Wood Gates’ Mills...... ’ uyahoga Ferrara ...... Perry Gavel’s...... Columbiana Fidelity ...... MiamiM iami Geneva...... Ashtabula Fifteen .Washington Genoa...... Ottawa Fillmore Washington Georgesvllle, Franklin Fincastle ...... Brown '•'Geoigetown ...... Brown ^Findley...... Hancock German... _____...... Darke Fitchville ...... Huron Germano. Harrison Five Mile ...... Brown Germantown ...... Montgomery Five Points...... Pickaway Gettysburg!) Darke Flag Spring ...... Galiia . _ Ghent...... Summit Flat ...... Pike Gibesonville...... Hocking Flat Ridge .Guernsey Gibson...... Pike Flat Rock ...... Seneca Gibsonburg!)...... Sandusky Fleming Washington•dn.rfnn Gibson’s Station,Station...... Guernsey Fletcher ____ ‘...Miami Gilbert ...... Muskingum Flint ___Franklin Gilbert’s Mi Ils ...... Paulding Flint’s Mills .Washington Gilboa..______...... Putnam Floodwood ...... Athens Gilead Station...... Morrow Florence ...... Erie Gillespieville...... Ross Florida ...... Henry Glmore...... Tuscarawas Flushing ...... Belmont CGinghamsburgh’ .„' Miami Folks Station ...... Harrison Girardriirn rd ...... Trumbull Fontana ...... Butler Glasgow...... Columbiana Ford ...... Geauga Glencoe...... Belmont Forest ...... Hardin Glendale...... Hamilton Forest Dale ..... Lawrence Glenford...... Perry Fort Ancient ...... Warren Glenville...... Cuyahoga 184 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Glenwood ...... Noble Harrison...... Hamilton Gnaden hut ten . .Tuscarawas Harrison NIills...... Scioto Goes Station ...... Greene• I Larrlson ville...... Meigs Golden Corners ...... Wayne ' Harrisville...... Harrison Gombe.r...... Guernr-"isey’ Harshasvllle..... Adams Gomer ...... A lleii,lew Harshmansville.. .Montgomery Good Hope ...... Fay™.Fayette)HartT ford...... Trumbull Gordon ...... Darke Hartland ...... Huron Gore ...... Hocking..11artleyville Athens Goshen ...... Clermont Hart sburgh...... Pu tn am Grafton ...... Lorain Hart’s Grove...... Ashtabula Grahamsville ...... Jackson Hartville ...... Stark Grand Rapids ...... Wood H artwell ...... Hamilton Grand Valley ...... Hamilton Harvey sburgh ...... Warren Grand View Washington Hasel to n .....Mahoning Granger...... Medina Haskins...... Wood Grant...... Hardin II assan ...... Hancock Granville Licking Hastings Richland Gru pe Grove ...... Greene Haunsburgh ..Tuscara was Grat iot Licking H avana...... Huron Gratis Haverhill Scioto Gray...... Washington Haydenville ...... Hocking Graysville...... Mon roe Hayesville ...... Ashland Greasy Ridge...... Law re nee Haynes ...... Hocking Great Bend ...... Meigs Hebbardsville...... Athens Green ...... Licki ng Hebron ...... Licking Green Brier Monroe Helmick...... Coshocloh Greenbush....- Preble Hemlock...... Perry Green Camp...... Ma rion Hemlock Grove...... Meigs Green Castle...... Fail field Hendrysbu rgh.... Bel inont G recnfield .;i I ighland 11enning’s Mills. . Clermont Green ford ..Mahoning Henrietta...... Lorain Green Hill .Columbiana~ ‘ ...... Herring...... Allen Greenland Ito's' Het sir rville Darke Greensburgl) ...... Trumbulliiricksville■' "HiHicksville...... Defiance Green Spring ...... Seneca■a I Hell...... Brown Greentown Stark 11 igginsport .Brown •^Greenville ...... Darke High Bridge . .Muskingum Greenwich Station ...... H u ron High Hill ...... M uskingu m Greers ville ...... Knox..Highland...... Highland Grigg’s Corners Ashtabula Hill Grove ...... Darke Groesbeck...... Hamilton Hillhou.se ...... Lake Groton Centre Erie Hilliards...... Franklin Grove...... G. auga Hills ..Washington Grove City...... 1- ran kl m * Hillsborough ...... Highland Groveport...... Fra nklin Hill’s Fork...... Adams Gurney ville .... Clinton Hill’s Station Clermont Gustavus .Trumbu 11 Hinckley...... Medina Guysville...... A t hens Hinesville...... Richland Gypsum ...... Ottawa Hiram...... Portage Hackney .....Morgan Hiramsburgh Noble Malena...... Sand usky Hocking ...... Athens Hale’s Creek ...... Scioto Hockingport...... Athens Hall’s Valley ..... Morgan I Log Creek ...... Allen Hallsville ...... Ross Holgate ...... Henry Hamburgh...... ______Fairfield Holland...... Lucas Marner...... Paulding Hollansburg!) Darke Hamersville ...... Brown” " Hollowtown...... Highland ’••Hamilton ...... Buller Holmes' Mill J e Hers on Hamler .....Henry Holmesville ...... Holmes Ham mondsville Jefferson Homer ...... Licking Hampden...... Geauga Homerville...... Medina Hanging Rock La w re neee home worth...... Columbiana Hannibal ...... Mon roei- Hooker’s Station Fairfield Hanover ...... Licking Hooppole. Ross Hanoverton...... Columbiana Hope ...... Franklin Harbor ...... Ashtabula Hopedale...... Harrison Hardin ...... Shelby Hope Furnace. Vinton Harlem ...... Delaware Hopeton...... Ross Harlem Spings ...... Carroll "Hopewell , _ .11...... Muskingum Harmar...... Washington Hopkinsville. Warren Harper ...... Logan Horatio...... Darke Harpersfleld ...... Ashtabula H orr’s...... Champaign Harper’s Station ...... Ross Hoskiusville...... Noble Harriets ville ...... Noble Houcktown...... Hancock Harris ...... Gallia Houston...... Shelby Harrisburgh ...... Franklin Howard...... Knox PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 185 Hoytville ...... Wood.Keystone ...... Jackson Hubbard ...... Trumbull. Kilgore ...... Carroll Hudson ...... Summit.Kill bourne ...... Del aware Huffman’s ...... Morgan. Killbuck ...... Holmes Hughes Station...... Butler! K imbolton ...... Guernsey Hull Prairie...... Wood K i nderhook ...... Pickaway Hull’s ...... Athens.Kings ...... Athens Hume ...... A lien Kingsbu ry...... Meigs Hunter ...... Belmont.Kings Creek...... Champaign Huntington ...... LorainlKingston ...... i Ross Hun tsburgh ...... GeaugalKingston.Centre ...... Delawaie Hunt’s Station ...... Knox. Kingsville...... Ashtabula Huntsville ...... Loga n Kinsman ...... Trumbull Huron...... Erie Kipton...... Lorain Iberia...... Morrow’.Kirby ...... Wyandot Idaho ...... Pike Kirkersville ...... Licking Independence ...... Cuya h oga KI rk wo od ...... Shelby Indian Camp ...... Guernsey.Kirtland...... Lake Inland...... Summit' Knoxville...... Jefferson Inverness ...... Columbiana Koch’s ...... Wayne Irish Ridge...... _.M onroel Kossu t h ...... Auglaize Irondale...... Jefferson. Kyger...... Gallin Iron Furnace ...... Scioto.La Came ...... Ottawa ’•■’Ironton...... Lawrence! Laceyville Harrison Irwin ...... Union.La Fayette ...... Madison Island Creek ...... Jefferson. La Grange ...... Lorain Isle Saint George...... Ottawa. Laing’s...... Monroe Islesborough Hocking Lake Stark Ithaca...... Darke.Lake Fork ...... Ashland *Jackson Jackson Lake View ..... Cuyahoga Jacksonborough...... Butler] Lamartine ...... Carroll Jackson Centre...... Shelby.Lamira ...... Belmont Jackson town ...... Licking ‘‘Lancaster . Fairfield Jacobsburgh ...... Belmont. Landcck...... Allen Jamestown...... Greene.LangsvlHe ...... Meigs Jamton ...... Montgomery La Porte...... Lorain Jasper...... Pike Larue...... Marion Jasper Mills ...... Fayette Latchie ...... Wood Java ...... Lucas. Latham...... Pike Jaysville ...... Darke Latrobe...... Athens Jeddo...... Jefferson.LaUas ...... Ross ’•■‘Jefferson ...... Ashtabula. Lattasburgh...... Wayne Jeffersonville...... Fayette" LLai uua ...... Miami Jelloway ...... Knox rLaurel ...... Clermont Jerome .....Union Lawrence ...Washington Jeromesville ,,/X.shland Lawrenceville...... Clark Jerry City ..... Wood Layman...... Washington Jersey...... LickingLeavitt...... Carrol. Jerusalem...... Monroe Leaittsburgh. . Trumbull Jewell ..Defiance Leavittsville. . Carroll Jewett...... Harrison * Lebanon...... Warren Jimes ...Jackson Lecompton ...... Monroe Johnson’s Corners...... Summit. Lee...... Athens Johnsonville ...... Trumbull Leesburgh...... Highland Johnstown ...... LickingLicking LeeLee’s’s Creek.Creek ...... Clinton Johnsville...... —Montgomery_tgomery Leesville.Leesville....- ..- ...... Carroll Jolly ...Monroe Leesville Cross Roads. Crawford Jones’ Corners ....Holmes Leeton. 1__ a, ..Columbiana Jones’ Station ..... Butler Leipsic. . Putnam Joy...... Morgan LeistvLLeistville. Pickaway J u n c t i o n ...... Paulding Lena...... Fulton Junction City ...... Perry ’Lenox. ....Ashtabula Justus ...... Stark Leo ...... Jackson Kalida ...Putnam...... Leon...... Ashtabula Kansas ..... Seneca Leonardsburgh. Delaware Keene ...... Coshocton Le Roy...... Medina Keifer .....Muskingum Leslie' .....Van Wert Keith’s .Noble Letart Falls. Meigs Kelley’s Island...... Erie Levanna. Brown Kelley’s Mills...... Lawrence Level...... Warren Kelloggs ville...... Ashtabula Levering. Knox Kennard...... Champaign. Lewisburgh..' ...... Preble Kennon...... Belmon_ fontJ Lewis Centre. Delaware Kennonsburgb, . .Noble Lewis Hill...., ...... Morgan Kent .Portage Lewistown...... Logan ’’•’Kenton...... Hardin Lewisville...... Monroo Kettlersville ...Shelby Lexington..... Richland 186 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Li hefty Montgomery! McCutchenville ..Candor Liberty Centre...... Henry McDaniel’s...... galHa Liberty Corners...... Cra w ford Me Do n a Ids v 11 le...... \7tark Licking Valley ...... Muskhigum McGonigle’s Station Lily...... Lilly Chapel ...... Madison McZena ...... ■’■-4shlundi ^Llma...... Allen Mabee’s...... J ” Ji‘ckson Limaville ...... Stark J Macedon...... Mercer Lime City...... Wood)Macedonia Depot...... Lincoln ...... Galliaz<„ "•••• Macksburgh...... Lindale ...... Clermont Madeira . Linden ville ...... Ashtabula Madison...... Lindsey...... Sandusky Madison burgh. Linnville...... Licking Madison Mills Linton...... Jefferson Madisonville" ” ..... :::...... Linton Mills ...... Coshocton Magnolia...... gtark Linwood ...... Hamilton Maholin ...... (v1 erry Litchfield ...... Medina Mainville ...... “■■}yarren Lithopolis ...... Fairfield Malaga...... ?'°hroe Little Hockhocking ...... Washington Mallet Creek...... ?Ief,f ina Little Mountain...... Lake Malta...... ^organ Little Sandusky Wyandot Malvern...... \a,'roli Little York ...... Montgomery Manchester Liverpool...... Medina '•■Mansfield Lock ...... Knox .Mantua ...... 7...... p^rilise Lockbourne ...... Fran kiln .Mantua Station Lockington ...... Shelby Maple...... Lockland Hamilton .Mapleton ...... Lock Seventeen Tuscarawas! Marat hon Lockville Fairfield MarbleClitl' Locust Corner ...... Clermont] Marblehead Locust Grove...... Adams .Marble Furnace. Locust Point ...... Ottawa Marcy.. Locust Ridge ...... Brown] Ma rengo ...... 3\7' row Lodi ...... Medina .Maria Stein ...... <• Logan ...... Hocking ■•'Marietta Loganville Logan]’'Marion ...... \7aHon Log Cabin Morgan Marlt’s Logtown ...... Clermont]Mark Centre Lombardvllle...... ,...... Scioto' Marlborough ’ London...... ■\v,7Sta‘ rk ...... Madison! Marseilles. tj^abdot Londonderry ...... GucrnsevlG uer n sey LMMnrcholl arsh a 11...... Long Bottom...... Melgs| Marshal Isvillc...... ;\a^«e Longville ...... Marion Marshfield Lorain ...... Lorain Martin Lo ramie’s ...... Shelby M artinsburgh Lordstown...... Trumbull Martin’s Ferry.. Lot la ...... M eigs] M a rti nsvl He...... ’Hon Lottridge ...... Athens •Marysville, ...... ' "X^bion Loudonville...... Ashland Mason...... Louisville ...... Stark- Massillon...... Xvb(ark I/O tela nd...... Clermont Masterton...... A[.°broe Loveland Station...... Mahoning ...... Maud...... ’s...... Sutler Lovett’s...... Adams Maximo.. ^a»k Lowell...... Washington Maxville Lowellville...... Mahoning Mayfield. Lower Newport...... Washington May Hill Lower Salem...... W as h i n g t o n | M.. a y s v i 11 e ..." Loyal Oak...... Summit' Meadow______Branch Loydsville...... Belmont Means. Lucas . Richland M" ecca...... Lucasville...... Scioto] Mechanicsburgh Lucerne Mechanicstown -Carrol] Ludlow Grove Hamilton...Mechanicsville.. Ashtabula Lumber ton...... Cl 1 n to n |11M ed i n a...... Medina Lykens...... Crawford Medway ...... Clark Lynch burgh Highland Si e i gs’ Creek .....Morgan Lyndon Station.. .Ross| Melgsvllle...... Morgan Lyons Fultonzlton IMelbei...... n...... Williams Lyra...... Scioto Melmore. .Seneca ^McArthur Vinton Memphis...... Clinton McCleary Noble| Mendon...... Mercer McCluney ..... Perry Mentor...... Lake McComb HancockMercer...... Mercer ^McConnellsville ..Morgan Mercerville...... Gallia McCoy’s Station., Jefferson Mesopotamia. .Trumbull McCuneville ...... Perry Metamora...... Fulton PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 187 Mexico ...... Wyandot Morristown...... Belmont Miami ...... Hamilton Morrisville ...... Clinton Miamisburgh Montgomery Morrow ...... Warren Miamiville...... Clermont Morton ...... Monroe Middle Bass ...... Ottawa Moscow ...... Clermont Middlebourne ...... Guernsey Moscow Mills...... Morgan Middle Branch...... Stark Moss Run .....Washington Middleburgh...... Cuyahoga Moulton...... Auglaize Middlebury ...... Summit Moult rie...... Coinmbiana Middle Creek ...... Noble Mount Airy ...... Hamilton Middlefield ...... Geauga Mount Blanchard. .. Hancock Middle Pork ...... Hocking Mount Blanco ...... Meigs Middle Point ...... Van Wen Mount Carmel ...... Clermont Middleport ...... Meigs Mount Carrick ...... Monroe Middletown ...... Butler Mount Cory ...... Hancock Midway Guernsey Mount Eaton ...... Wayne Mifflin ...... Ashland Mount Ephraim...... Noble Mifflinville ...... Franklin ’’Mount Gilead ...... Morrow Milan ...... Erie Mount Healthy...... Hamilton Milford ...... Clermont Mount Heron ...... Darke M11 ford Centre ...... Union Mount Holly...... Clermon t Milfordton...... K nox Mount Hope ...... Holmes Mill Brook ...... Wayne Mount Joy...... Scioto Millbury ...... Wood Mount Liberty ...... Knox Miller’s ...... Lawrence Mount Lookout...... H amilion ^Millersburgh ...... Holm-'s Mount Olive...... Clermont Millersport...... Fail Held Mount Grab ...... Brown Miller’s Station ...... Harrison Mount Perry ...... Perry Millerstown ..Champaign Mount Pisgah ...... Clermont Millersville...... Sandusky Mount Pleasant...... Jefferson Millfield ...... Athens Mount Repose ...... Clermont Mill Grove...... Morga an Mount Sterling ...... Madison Millport ...... Columbian na Mount Union...... stark Milleville ...... Butler '•■Mount Vernon..., ...... K nox M ill wood ...... Knox| Mount VictoryVictory.,...... Hardin Milnersvllle Guernsey Mount Wash in;igton. Hamilton Milo Defiance Mowrystown...... Highland Milton...... Mali on ini' Moxahala ...... Perry Millon Centre ...... Wood M ul berry, ...... Clermont Miltonsbu rgh ...... Monroe Mulberry Corners, ...... Geauga Milton Station ...... Wayne Mungen ...... Wood Mineral ...... Athens Munson Hill . Ashtabula Mineral Point .Tuscarawas Murdock ...... Warren Mineral Ridge...... Trumbull Museville...... Muskingum Mineral Springs ...... Adams Mutual...... Cham paign Minersville...... Meigs Nairn...... scio t o Minerva ...... Stark Nankin ...... Ashland Mingo .Champaign ’-’Napoleon Henry Mingo Junction ...... TeflersonJersonN Nash ashport port...... Muskingum Minster ...... Au;i,:iglaize Nashville...... Holmes Mitchell’s Salt Works, .... Jeflersontor«n» National Military Home, Montgomery Mogadore ...... Summit Navarre...... Stark Mohawk Village . ...Coshocton Neapolis ...... Lucas Mohican...... Ashland N ebraska Pickaway Monclova ...... Lucas Neelysville..., ...... Morgan Monroe Butler Nelson...... Portage Monroe Centre Ashtabla Nelsonville ...... Athens Monroe Furnace...... Jackson Neptune ...... Mercer Monroe Mills ...... Knox Nettle Lake ...... Williams Mon roeville ...... Huron Nevada ...... Wyandot Monterey Clermont Nevi.le...... Clermont Montezuma .....Mercer Nevin ...... Highland Montgomery HamiltonFI a milton New Albany..Alban Mahoning Montpelier Williams New Alexand'ler...... Columbiana Montra...... Shelby New Alexandria, Jefferson Montrose .Summit‘ New Antioch...... Clinton Montville...... Geauga * Newark Licking Moons ...Fayette New Athens...... Harrison Moorefield Harrison New Baltimore, Stark Moore’s Salt Works Jefferson~__ New Bavaria...... Henry Moorland Wayne New Bedford..... Coshocton Morgan Ashtabula New Berlin Stark Morgansville ..... Morgan New Bloomington Marion Morgantown ...... Pike New Bremen ...... Auglaize Morning Sun ..... Preble Newburgh...... Cuyahoga Morning View Belmont New Burlington...... Clinton Morris...... Seneca New California..... Union 1SS MONTGOMERY & CO.’S New Carlisle...... Clark North Clayton...... Miami New Castle .Coshocton North Dover ...... Cuyahoga New Chambersburgh .Columbiana North Eaton...... Lorain New Comers town...... Tuscarawas North Fairfield ...... Huron New Concord., .Muskingum Northfield ...... Summit New Corwin ..... Highland North Georgetown Columbiana New Cumberland ..Tuscarawas North Greeijn field...... Logan New Dover ...... Union ''_.North______Hampton, ...... Clark Newell’s Kun .Washington North Industry...... Stark New England ...... Athens North Jackson ...... Mahoning New Franklin...... -..Stark North Kingsville... Ashtabula New Garden ...... Columbiana North Lawrence...... Stark New Guilford...... Coshocton North Lewisburgh Champaign New Hagerstown ...... Carroll North Liberty...... Knox New Hampshire ...... Auglaize North Lima Mahoning New Harmony ...... Brown North Linndnle.. . Cuyahoga New Harrlsburgh ...... Carroll North Madison ...... Lake New Haven...... Huron North Richmond Ash tabula New Holland ...... Pickaway North Ridgeville. Lorain New Hope ...... Brown North Robinson...... Crawford New Hope Station ...... Prebhle North Royalton...... Cuyahoga New Jasper...... Green*io North Salem...... Guernsey New Jerusalem ...... Loginn North Sheffield...... Ashtabula New Knoxville ...... A tig la iz*'.e North Solon ...... Cuyahoga New Lebanon ...Montgomery;North Stai...... Darke New Lexington Perry North Uniontown. Highland "New Lisbon Columbiana Nori hup ...... Gallia New London Huroni North Washington ...... Hardin New Lyme Ash tabu la'Nori hwest ...... Williams New Lyme Station Ashtabula Northwood ...... Logan New Madison Darke Norton ...... Delaware Nt w Market Highland Norwalk ...... Huron New Martinsburgh Fayette Norwich ...... Muskingum New Melamoras...... Washington I Norwood...... Hamilton New Middletown ...... Mahoning Nottingham ...... Cuyahoga New Milford Portage Nova...... Ashland New Moorefield ...... Clark Oak Grove ...... Lucas New Moscow ...... Coshocton'Oak Harbor ...... Ottawa New Palestine ...... Clermont Oak Hill ...... Jackson New Paris ...... Preble Oakland ...... Clinton New Petersburg!! ...... Highland Oakley Hamilton •■’New Philadelphia .... Tuscarawas Oak Ridge ...... Hancock New Pittsburgh ...... Wayne Oak Shade ...... Fulton New Plymouth ...... Vinton Oakwood ...... Paulding Newport .... Washington Oberlin ...... Lorain New Portage...... Summil Oceola ...... Crawford New Richland ...... Logan OdeU ...... Guernsey New Richmond ...... Clermont Ogden ...... Clinton New Rochester ...... Wood Ohl’s Town ...... Trumbull New Rum ley ...... Harrison Okeana ...... Butler New Salem Fal rfield Okolon a ...... Henry New Somerset ...... Jefferson Oldham ...... Guernsey New Springfield ...... Mahoning Old Hickory...... Wayne New Strai tsv i 11 o...... Perry Olena ...... Huron Newton Falls ...... Trumbull Olive Branch...... Clermont Newtonsville ...... Clermont Olive Green...... Noble Newtown ...... Hamilton Olivesburgh...... Richland New Vienna ...... Clinton ' Olmstead.’ ...... Cuyahoga Newville ...... Richland Omar...... Seneca New Washington ...... Crawford Omeiga. Pike New Waterford...... Columbiana Oneida Mills. . Carroll New-way ...... Licking Ontario...... Richland New Westville ...... Preble Orange Station...... Delaware Ney ...... Defiance Orangeville...... Trumbull Nicholsville ...... Clermont Oregon ...... Warren Niles ...... Trumbull Orrville Wayne Nimisila ...... Summit Orwell -Ashtabula Noble ...... Cuyahoga Osborn Greene Nobleville ...... Noble Osman’s ...... Adams Norristown ...... Carroll Osnaburgh...... Stark North Amherst ...... Lorain Ostrander...... Delaware North Baltimore ...... Wood Otsego Muskingum North Bend ...... Hamilton ''Ottawa Putnam North Benton ...... Mahoning Ottokee Fulton North Berne ...... Fairfield Otway ...... Scioto North Bloomfield ...... Trumbull Outvllle Licking North Bristol ...... Trumbull Overpeck’s Station Butler PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 189 Owensville . Clermont Pleasant IIill...... Wayne Oxford ...... Butler Pleasantern ...... Athens Ox toby ...... Clark 'Pleasant Plain. Warren Ozark...... Monroe Pleasant Point. Paulding Paddy’s Run...... Butler Pleasant Ridge Hamilton Page town ...Morrow,...... Pleasant Kun Hamilton ■:,Painesville...... Lake Pleasantville ...... Fairfield Paint .Highland Plimpton...... Holmes Painter Creek ...... Darke Plymouth...Plymouth ...... Richland Paintersville .... Greene Poast Town Butler Paint Valley .....Holmes Poe...... Medina Palestine .Pickaway FPoint. I..'. 2Isabel .’ Clermont Palmyra...... *...... Portage Point Marblehead. ,...... Ottawa Palo Alto ...... Seneca_____ Point Pleasant...... Clermont Pancoastburgh...... ,...Fay~.~~Fayette Poland...... Mahoni ng Paris...... StarkPolk...... Ashland Parlsville Portage ■Pomeroy...... Meigs Parkman...... Geauga Pond Run...... Scioto Park’s Mills ..Franklin Pontiac ...... Huron Cuyahoga Poplar...... Crawford Pataskala..- ...Licking Poplar Grove...... Pike Patmos ...... Mahoning Poplar Ridge...... Darke Patriot...... Gallia Portage...... Wood Patten’s Mill, Washington Portage Centre Hancock Patterson ...... Hardin ’^Port Clinton ...... Ottawa ‘•■'Paulding...... Paulding Portersville ...... Perry Payne ...... Paulding Port Homer ...... J efferson Payne’s Corners ...... Trumbull Portland ...... Meigs Pee Pee ...... Pike Portland Station . Jefferson Pekin...... Warren "'Portsmouth . Scioto Pemberton ...... Port Union...... Butler Pemberville ...... Wood.....Port Washington Tuscarawas Pendleton ...... PutnamL«»vPutnam Port William...... Clinton Penfield ...... Lorain..Potsdam ...... Miami Peninsula...... Summit; Rot ter...... Wood Pen nsvllle ...... MorganM< ".J " 1 Pottersburgh...... Union ...... Tuscara-was .Tuscara wa> Ro well...... Delaware Peoria ...... Union Powellsville ...... Scioto Perins’ Mills ...... Clermont Powhatan Point Belmont Perry...... Lake Prairie Depot ...... Wood Perrysburg h ...... Wood Pratt...... Shelby Perryton...... Licking Pratt’s Fork ...... Athens Perryville ...... Ashland Preston ...... Hamilton Peru ...... Huron Price ...... Mercer Petersburg!!...... Mahoning Price town...... Highland Pettisville ...... Pulton Primrose...... Williams Phalanx ...... Trumbull Prospect...... Marion Pharisbu rgh ...... Union Prouse’s M ills ...... Columbiana Philanthropy Butler Prout’s Station...... Erie Philipsburgh Jefferson Pugh...... Belmont Philo...... Muskingum Pulaski ...... Williams Phoenix ...... Asntabula Pulaski vllle ...... Morrow Pickereltown ...... Logan Put-in Bay ...... Ottawa Pickerington ...... Fairfield Putnam ...... Muskingum Pierce...... Starkdark Pyrinont...... Montgomery Pierpont ...... Ashtaribula Quaker Bottom...... Lawrence Pike Pike Quaker City...... Guernsey Pike Station Wayne Quincy...... Logan Piketon .....Pike Racine...... Meigs Pikeville „...... ■..■".Darke Radnor...... Delaware Pilcher Belmont Rainsborough Highland Pine Grove...... ‘.....Gallia RandallRandall...... Cuyahoga Pioneer .Williams Randolph ...... Portage Pipesville ...... Knox Ran??...... Madison. Piqua ...... Miami Rapids ...... Portage Pisgah ...... _____Butler _ Ra> den...... Scioto Pittsfield Lorainy -Ravena...... Portage Plain ...... Wayne Rawson ...... Hancock Plain City...... Madison Rawsonville. Lorain Plainfield .Coshocton Raymond’s...... Union Plainville .Hamilton Bay’®...... Jackson Plants...... Meigs heading...... Hamilton Plantsville...... Morgan Red Haw ...... Ashland Plattsburgh...... Clark Red Lion ...... Warren Plattsville .....Shelby Red Oak ...... Brown Pleasant Corners..... ■Franklini-mun.nn Reedsburgh.. Wayne Pleasant Grove ■Belmont Reed’s Mills. Vinton 190 MONTGOMERY & CO.’S Reedsville ...... MeigxlRussell’s Station ...... Highland Reed town ...... Seneca. Russellville ...... Brown Reesville ...... Clinton Russia ...... Shelby Rehoboth ...... Perry, Rutland ...... Meigs Reid’s ...... Paulding Sabina ...... Clinton Reilev...... Butler.Sago...... Muskingum Reiners vi lie ...... Morgan. Sai nt Charles Butler Remington...... Hamilton Saint Clair...... Columbiana Remson’s Corners MedinaPSa I nt Clairsville ...... Belmont Ren rock ...... Noble.Saint Henry’s ...... Mercer Republic...... SenecajSaint John’s ...... Auglaize Reservoir MerceriSaint Louisville Licking Revnoldsburgh ...... F ra n k 1 i n S a i n t M a r t 1 n’s ...... Brown Richfield...... Summit Saint Mary’s Auglaize Richfield Centre ...... Lucas.Sa’nt Paris .... Champaign Rich Hill ...... Knox. Saint Paul’s ...... Pickaway Richland ...... Vinton saint Stephen...... Seneca Richmond ...... Jefferson Salem...... Columbiana Richmond Centre...... Ashtabula Salem Centre ...... Meigs Richmond bale ...... Ross.Salesville ...... Guernsey Richville ...... Stark. Salina ...... Athens Richwood ...... Union Salineville...... Columbiana Ridge ...... Noble.Saltillo ...... Holmes Ridgeland Henry Saltpetre ...Washington Ridgeville Warren Samant ha ...... Highland Ridgeville Corners Henry jSamsonvi.le ...... Jackson Ridgeway Hardinjsand Fork ...... Gallia Rinard’s Mill- Monroe Sand Hollow ...... Morgan Ringgold ...Morgan Sandusky...... Erie Rio Grande Gallia Sandyvi)le .Tuscarawas Ripley ...... B row n Sa ra h sv 111 e...... Noble Ripley ville Huron|sardinia ...... Brown RislngSun Wood Sardis...... Monroe Hitlers Fulton Rater...... Hamilton River Styx .Medina Saundersvjllc...... Gallia Rives Richland Savannah ...... Asli land Rix’s Mills ...... Muskingum'Saxon ...... Meigs Roachton .Wood Saybrook ...Ash tabula Robertsville ...... stark Schooley’s Station.. Ross Rochester Depot ...... Lorain'Scio...... Harrison Rockaway...... Seneca.IScioto ...... Scioto Rockbridge ...... Hocking Scioto Furnace ...... Scioto Rock Carrip ...... Lawrence Sciotoville...... Scioto Rockland...... Washing!on Scotch Ridge...... Wood Rockport ...... Cuyahoga Scot land...... Tuscarawas Rockwood ...... Lawrence Scott ...... Adams Rocky Fork ...... Licking Scot t’s Crossing ...... Allen Rocy Hill ...... Jackson Scott Town...... Lawrence Rocky Ridge ...... Ottawa. Scroggstield ...... Car roll Rodney...... Gallia. Seal...... Wyandot Rogersville ...... Tuscarawas Sedan ...... Scioto Rollersville...... Sandusky Sego...... Perry Rome ...... Ashtabula Selby...... Athens Root stow n ...... Portage Selma...... Clark Roscoe ...... Coshocton Senecavile.. Guernsey Rosedale...... Madison Seven Mile. Butler Rose Hill ...... Darke.Seville Medina Roseville ...... Muskingum Sewellsville...... Belmont Ross...... Butler.Shade. Athens Rosseau...... Morgan Shadeville ...... Fran kiln Round Bottom ...... Monroe. Shaler’s Mills...... Knox Roundhead ...... Hardin. ^halersville...... Portage Rowland ...... Morgan shannandoah..... Richland Rows ...... Ashland Shane’s Crossing, Mercer Roxabell...... Ross Shanesville...... Tuscarawas Roxbury ...... Morgan Sharon...... Noble Royal Oak ...... Paulding Sharon Centre...... Medina Royalton ...... Fairfield Sharonville... •...... Hamilton Ruggles ...... Ashland Shauck’s...... Morrow Rural Dale ...... Muskingum Shawnee...... Perry Rush .Tuscarawas Shawville...... Loraine Rush Creek ...... Union Sheffield ...... Loraine Rush Run ..Jefferson Sheffield Lake. . Loraine Rushsylvania :...... Logan Shelby...______...... Richland Rushville...... Fairfield Shepherdstown...... Belmont Russell .....Geauga Sheridan...... Putnam Russell’s Place Lawrence Sheridan Coal Works Lawrence PORTSMOUTH CITY DIRECTORY. 191 Sherman Sum in it Stone Creek. ...Tuscarawas Sherodsville ..Carroll Stone Lick...... 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