Wholesale Grocers and other stores listed on Maine Hampshire streets
A long OCR styled directory lists wholesale grocers and suppliers with addresses on Maine Hampshire streets including Andrews Co Austin Co Warfeeld Ger Rochers Bartlett Co Munson Parker Richardson and others. Also shown are machinery supplies marble works harnesses shirt manufactory and various retail shops on Maine street and adjacent blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleths
Wholeale
Wardell
Tremont House
Clothiers
J.C Levy & CO
Hampshire Street
Byer & Whitehead
Clothiers Retail
J. Parkhurst
Maine Street
6Th
A. Hyman
Oak Hall
Cloak and ‘Dress
MAKIN
Andrews & CO
Austin & CO
Market House Square
Warfeeld
GER
Rocers
Bartlett & CO
Munson & Parker
Richardson
North Fifth Street
Hampshire & Vermont
Farmers’ House
Song Garden and Sing Garden Music Books Series
Br Lowell Mason authors a progressive series for all grades with self contained parts. The Song Garden First Book offers beginners a selection of easy pleasing songs priced 60 cents. The Sing Garden Second Book adds instruction and a school music menu. The Song Garden Third Book includes vocal culture, new high school material, attractive illustrations, and exercises. price 100 dollars. Published by Oliver Ditson Co Boston with distribution through C. H. Ditson Co New York and Lyon & Healy Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Mason
CIA
SN Cts
Exeretes
Retail Department Opened for Wholesale Nation and Fancy Goods
Announcement states a retail department opened in connection with Wholesale Nation and Fancy Goods House established in 1813. Sells hats, caps, trunks, travel bags at Groves Trunks Street Quincy. Advertising wood dealers and the public to visit the store at Second and Third, Quincy, DI 17d3m. Book agents wanted with large field and liberal terms. Bend for list of new books and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Brown
Washington Park
GAGE
Fifth
Maine Streets
Hampshire Street
Meriam & [ & Son
Third Street
Hampshire
Vermont
Wisconsin River Lumber
Meisser & Dickhut
Cor
Broadway
Ash Lumber
Lath
R. McComb
Sixth Street
York
Ohia
Jone Poplar
GRO. Neeves
Luomber
Tenth
Bradboed
McCoy & CO
Corner Ninth
Hampstreets
St West
T Quincy
Wtreet
Quincy
Marlette
Garten Meize Treet
Latrees
State Canals and Canal Funding Debate at Board Meeting
At a special Board of Trade meeting in Chicago on April 12 resolutions called for liberal amendments to canal provisions in the constitutional article. The note references state loan limits tied to canal and river net revenue and a plan to fund enlargements and a Mississippi feeder canal. Also from Chicago on April 12, Judge Hick Allister designated Cooner Cleaves ex officio Sheriff, prompting a dispute as county officers resist delivering offices amid court opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cariaco
Board of Trade
Tiia
Ilinois and
Michigal
Ilinois
Hennepin
Mississippi River
CuicaGco
Hick Allister
Recorder’s Court
Cooner Cleaves
Bradley
Foltz
Burlingame's Remains Public Reception Planned
Boston April 12 A city committee has been appointed to arrange a public reception for the remains of Anson Burlingame. New York April 12 The interest in the McFarland trial remains high with more ladies attending the audience. The first witness Nicholas St John Green of the Boston bar testified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anson Burlingame
Union League Club
Boston
Fisk and
Gould
Henry Clay
Henry Clay Club
Jersey City
Hoboken
Burlingame
S. Remaine
HE M'Parland
New_York
McFarland
Nicholas St. John Green
Krueger released on 10000 dollar bond in defalcation case
St Louis April 12 Krueger alleged to be implicated in the defalcation of Susisky city treasurer was released today on bond while the investigating committee continues at work No new developments reported TEST CASE The Berry vs Fletcher Montgomery case opens in the United States Circuit Court over damages for destruction of Berry's Richmond Missouri newspaper and his imprisonment for publishing rebellious sentiments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Yes
House Committee On Appropriations
Polar
Kane
Smith’s Sound
Grinnell Band
Pole
North Pole
WashineTon
Gov. Senter
Tennessee
Reconstruction Committee
U. S
A. E. Boon
Nashville
St. Louis
Krueger
Susisky
Joseph A. Berry
Fletcher
Bacon Montgomery
United States Circuit Court
Berry
Richmond
Ray County
Indian depredations hit cattle near Lipzey Nebraska
Lipzey Nebraska April 12 Indians yesterday ran off about thirty head of cattle from a point three miles east of here. It was not discovered until today. Political Co%nersville Indiana April 2 Republican Convention of the 4th Congressional District met here with large attendance. A letter from Julian withdrew and pledged support for the regular nominee Jeremiah Wilson of Fayette who was declared unanimous choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lipzey, Neb
C. A. Moore
Here
Nersville
Ind
4Th Congressional District
Indiana
Julian
Jeremiah
M Wilson
Fayette
Disturbance at Paris review crowds and other items
An unknown man shouted vengeance against the Emperor during a troop review in Paris and was taken into custody without weapons. The City of Boston steamship is reported a total loss in London. An agrarian outrage in Holy Cross, Cavan, results in the assassination of Kiernan, overseer for Mr. Clark. Carlist chieftains enter Spain amid insurrection talks. Rome to hear Daru cardinals note. clergy in Spain forbidden oath to the new constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Boston
Loxsdon
Oss
Curty
Kiernan
Clark
Holy Cross
Cavan County
Spain
Daru
Antonelli
Rome
Red River expedition prepared for May departure
Toronto reports vigorous push on the Red River expedition with supplies tents barges wagons and other transport needs ordered. A steamer has been chartered to depart May 2 with troops to begin road work to be traversed by the force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Red River
Forestville Town Fire Causes Large Loss
Fire at Straight & Bros store levels much of the town article states lamp explosion as cause. Principal losers named include C. Scott Brown & Jerce A. J. Webb and A. P. Parsons. Total loss around 100000 with about 50000 insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fins Forestville
Straight & Bros
C. Scott, Brown
Virginia officials and finance bills in the session
A vote was agreed for tomorrow while a joint resolution by Mr Arnell appropriated $3,000 to defray expenses of the Committee on Beneath s and pet in the investigation of charges against the Commissioner of the Freedmen's Bureau. Several bills were introduced and referred. Mr Stevenson from the Elections Committee filed a minority report supporting Segar as Representative at Large from Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epson
Arnell
Committee On
Beneaths
Pet
Freedmen’s Bureau
Stevenson
Committee On Elections
Tthe
Right Segar
Virginia
Louisiana
Hunt Vs. Sheldons
House
McCreery
Iowa River
Wapello
Stev
Attempted Swindle Involving State Warrants In New Orleans
Ex State Auditor Wycliffe visited a broker's private home and sold $150000 of State warrants for $50000 cash. Auditor Graham says the bonds were fraudulently issued. Wycliffe vanished but his agent returned for the balance and was arrested, $50000 recovered. Graham cautions the public against warrants issued by Wycliffe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Wycliffe
Graham
Congressional Action on Utah Polygamy Bill and Georgia Changes
In Washington on April 112, Cragin reported House amendments for Utah polygamy suppression and sought a Monday special order, but no action occurred. Sawyer reported on loyal census helpers in 1860. Georgia as Third Military District was debated with amendments on General Assembly elections and term changes. House adjourned without a vote as senators discussed Georgia and other measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cragin
Committee On Territories
House
Utah
Sawyer
Committee On Appropriations
Georgia
Pomeroy
Tipton
Union
Howe
Republican Party
Senate
Free Schools Plan Split by Racial Lines in Mississippi
Gov. Alcorn urged separate schools for white and colored children and the creation of normal schools for Black teachers. Bail for E. M. Yerger not heard. he was moved between city and state prisons for safety amid a mob scare. Memorial services for Gen. Thomas held in Nashville with elegy by Senator Tremble and oration by Gates Thurston. Colored people in New Orleans celebrate the 15th Amendment. Richmond mayoral case moves to Virginia Court of Appeals. Billiards match in Colonae. prize fight at St Charles Island disrupted by militia. Kerrigan arrested along with Maley and Edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Miss
E. M. Yerger
Nashville
Gen. Thomas
Tremble
Gates Thurston
Mewpars
Opera House
Parker
Coon
New Haven
St. Charles Island
Milford
Conn
Kerrigan
Maley
Edge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joseph
E. Dexter
Pope & Baldwin
Meine Street
Ard
4Th
J C Thompson
Ricker’s Beak
Hampeliest
Snir & Govert
Southef
Ose
Pricer & Jackson
Hampahire Street
Ander Wris
MI Avise & CO
Fifth and
Vermont Streets
Thos
T. Woodeusy
West Side
Heinemeyer
Eleventh
Maine Sts
Bet
E Richey
Maine
En Rt
TOYEN
Vines
Quinn YW Hil CO
North Side
HN. &, Gotteers
Seventh
Gakstresta
Uauworth & Baughman
Brown & Bros
Manufactur
Tre
Garriage Manufacturers
ES & Moore
South Sixth Street
Thatreet
Opera Thattee
Treet
Hampebi
Williamson
North Front Etreet
Reibmann
Front Etreet
Spring
Nealyville Coal
C. Goodman & Bro
Hampshire Atreet
Lesem, Bro & CO
Deeph & Nelre
Auland Retail Dealers
DEE Works
Iamy Shore
Fpreight
Mpire
Maine St. Won
Harvey
Keokuk Packet
Castle Mills
Front Street
Union Paseepeer
Ragby & Wood
Center Mills
Jernay
Allen & Whyers
Hoice Family
Kentucky
Exchange Mills
Fifth Street
State
Ohio
Eagle Mills
Second Streets
Hi Osborn & Co
Second
Wheeler & Cruttenden
Tellico Mills
South Front Street
Delaware
Dick & Bros. Furniture
BL & Thom “ Furniture Co
Waterooms
W. Jansen & Son
J. Large
Hampahire Stre
Whermerhorn, Bro. & CO
Stover and Tinner
I Furs
PRATT
Collins
Ferry Landing
J Jonas
Cpr
Pittsburg
Hagen
Achinery
Gardner & Robertson
Marble Works
C.G. Volk
Jacob Meyer & CO
Joun x Allen
Quincy House
James A. Parker
James Templeton
Powers & Finlay
J P Bert
Maine Etreat
Harness
Jacob Metz
Sixth and
Hampshire Streets
Scheiner & Krritz
Mains Street
Sixth
Bereath
Wiliee Hughes
Seeger & Sally
Fourth Street
Jersey
J. B. Bunting & CO
North Sixth Street
Dr. Curtis
Maine St
G. J. King
Gould & Williams
Quincy Planing Mills
Corner Fifth
Obo
Schmitt, Hulliner & CO
Union Planing Mills
Quincy Hows Menee, Grimm & CO
Hampshire and
Ninth Streets
Foster's Park House
Hampshire St
4Th J. Adams & CO
Eighth Street
Shirt Manufactory
J. Grafptey
Ci Candle and Ci
Jeraey
Jerasy
Schermerhorn, Bro & CO
Great Western Dispatch
Bonnet & Duffy
Comstock, Castle & CO
Front
Washington Streets
Excelsior Worke
Delaware Street
Berghorper
C.H. Scheipering
Holstesses
Haubach
Trowbridge
Thi
Fourth Streets
National Hall
Tremont Temple
Brooklyn
Ana Yorese
Gvc
D. KE. Prescott
Claude Dell Aven
Telegraph
Dr. Hayes
New “Morico
State Canals
Convention
Mr. Burlingame
Gang of New York Roughs
Gallada
Europe
Ireland
Proceedings of Congress
Washington Dispatch
Colfax
Remonstrance
Hoar
Brooks, Daws
Massachusetts
Committee On Ways and
Chicago
House Committee On Territories
New Mexico
Ellwood
Arland
Vaihone
Bennett
Miner
Ga Inood Mow Saqvepten
Newark
New Jersey
England
the Song Garden
Ladd
Talcott
N. W. Gov
Fourth & Maine
S.s
JebSotr
HAT & Cap House
Geo
J. Lasge
Prilie
WRU
Jontars Ek
Illinois
THE
Dominion
Ryer’s Star Company
Groxer Brzx
J.J. Laxepoy
Tressurer
Bourcicault
Beate
Woodruff
Emmons & Butz
Gen. B. M. Prentisa
L. E. Emmons, M. BR. Butz
GEO. W. Bristol & CO
Jas. A. Parker
Merchant Tailors
Jaine Street
W. Cor
State OF Illinois
Oop Cousty
Adams
Jostra B. Farssrr
Amsross W. Depirr
Esid
Adama Circuit Court
Holden
Court House
Farmers’ National Bank of Quincy
Lorenzo Ball
Chas. HL. Ball
Phillip G. Corkins
Caid
Iaid
Eaid
Napoleon Morehead
Apri Scitkwin Clek
Rey ON
Berrick
CRIME
Congressional
Chase
Virginia Court of Appeals
Court of Appeals
Sporting
Brussels
W. H. Johnson.& Co
Sixth ‘and
Maine’ ‘Streets
Joseph & Nelee
DRY Goods Market
East Side
Geo. R. Pfeiffer
Woodruff & Pfeiffer
Melodeons
GEO RK. Pfeiffer
Postoffice
E.j.parker
State Insurance 60
John Wood
Sobeezoo- Bull
F.W
Tanben
D. Mertam
Merchants’ and Farmers’, National Bank
Remington
Firearms
Agous Rahe
United States
Army
Hart, Saye
West Pocket
Lion
New-York
Sprildin
Rhig Office
Empire
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