Local Business Directory Listing for Maple City
A fragmented 19th century business directory listing multiple firms and addresses including Jason Meyer & Co at No 506 Mains Street OMNIS San Livery Allee and Hughes on Maine Street West of Taird Oyster Trade Wholesale Sylvester & Co 612 Hampshire Street Pape Hanging and Painting ETson Vibrts 55 North Sixth Street Fifth and Sixth Streets Produce-Wholesale Waben 1025 Maine Street dealer in Grain Hides Wool and all kinds of Produce Soap Candle and Oil Factory Flachs & Co Sixth between Vine and Jersey Wrapping Paper Tallow and Grease Stoves Manufacturers Bonnet & Duffy Fifth and Ohio Streets Comstock Castle & Co Frost and Washington Excelsiior Works Delaware between 3rd and 4th Stoves and Tinware Retail WM F Berghnefer Maine Street between Eighth and Ninth Tin Copper and Ironware Co H Scheipering 327 Hampshire Street Upholstery and Mattresses Haubach 15 North Sixth Street Vinegar Manufactory Keelbach & Co Pure Cider and Wine Vinegar 14 Front Street bet Maine and Jersey DEALERS Trowbridge Straudway between Third and Fourth Streets Long Sawed and Split
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JW. Brown
Sbington Park
WM. H. Gage
Fifth
Maine
GEO Dingledine
Notina
Zephyrs
Remphire Street
Meriam & Son
Hampshire
Vermont
Wiscons'n River Lumber
Ash
McComb
York
Ohio
Ste Geo, Nerves & Son
Lomber
Lath
Bradford
Yfey
200
Carcer
Hempshire
West Quitcy
Jason Meyer & CO
Mains Street
Omnis San
Allee & Hughes
Maine Street
Taird
Oyster Thrade
Fasylvester
Eetson
North Sixth Street
Porth
Fermont
Waben
Pouk
Bonnet & Duffy
Comstock, Castle & CO
Frost
Washington Streets
Excelsior Works
Delaware Street
Constitutional Convention Proceedings in Springfield
May 6 report from Springfield details the convention adopting a plan to publish a draft of the new constitution in weekly papers for thirty days with pay of 30 dollars per paper. A separate vote on the county seats article, railroad and electoral reform articles approved, and the revision to strike out woman’s suffrage agreed to. Adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Nominations and Tax Figures Highlight May Dispatches
Nominations sent include L Norton Register of Land Springfield Dakota Enss Stutzman Register Pembina Dakota and Gabriel A Gersberg Receiver of Public Money Springfield Pembina Dakota The annual income tax list shows 36 districts with a total rise of 84000 dollars The American Medical Convention reports on ethics credentials for delegates from the Women's Medical College and Woman's Hospital Philadelphia amid debate over admission rules and DC delegates exclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
L. Norton
Register of Land
Springfield
Dakota
Enss Stutzman
Pembina
Gabrial A. Gersberg
Chamber of Commerce 102d annual meeting reports by laws
The New York Chamber of Commerce held its 102nd annual meeting with officer elections postponed for two weeks. Revised by laws were adopted with minor amendments. A resolution to memorialize Congress to favor the Pacific Ocean Telegraph Cable was referred to the Executive Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Executive Committee
Legislation repeats old statutes for crimes prior to 1870
In New Orleans on May 6 the last legislature repeated statutes for punishment of crimes but did not provide for prosecuting offenses committed before April 1 1870, creating a hiatus that could let 125 indicted individuals escape punishment. In Richmond, a relief committee announced plans to distribute funds for calamity victims, with local subscriptions already active. Wilmington notes a failed white man’s convention in Dover with low attendance, signaling likely demise of the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Pergers
Bicuwono
Daniel J.burr
Chamber of Commerce
General Mumfori
United States Agent of Exchange
J. Purcell
Isaac Davenport
First, National Bank
Relief Committee
Augusta
Richmond
Wilmington
Dover
European editorial attacks on conspiracy amid Paris unrest
European dispatches report ongoing editorial derision of a French conspiracy, noting the peril lies in resistance weakness rather than attackers. An expedition against Red River insurgents is abandoned after favorable news. Paris reports police seizing the Fupper edition and local clashes interrupt liberal papers. A New York Tribune man claims no links to Fiorens. A joint Deputies manifesto denounces government fearmongering before elections as false conspiracy charges.
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Jordan
Havana
Senor Leneus
Col
Aquamonte
Washington
Cuba
Lonon
T He Fimes
Red River
France
Paris
Tiyons
Smalley
New York Tribune
Florens
London
Fiorens
Deputies of
Left
Republican
Democratic
The Dominion. The Winnipeg War.
A Montreal special reports that Rei! abandons annexation plans and seeks independent nationality. O Cannahoe a Fenian aims to make Winnipeg a battlefield between the Fenian brotherhood and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Montreal
Rei
United States
O’cannahoe
Reil
Winnepeg
Brotherhood
Canada
Fires Reported Across Cities and Trials Update
Multiple fires destroy barns livery stables and homes in Swilkesbarre Cincinnati Brooklyn and Council Bluffs with heavy losses and casualties. In New York the McFarland trial advances as defense and court controversy unfold. A Boston minister faces licentiousness allegations as a tar and feather threat looms. A Palmer proclamation offers a reward in Chicago.
Rescuers Awarded Five Thousand Six Dollar Aid
A published notice grants 5006 dollars for the arrest and conviction of parties who recently rescued a man named Ramsey near Henney TL from custody of suspects and planned to hang him.
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Ramsey
Henney TL
Senate Proceedings Near July Adjournment In Dull Debate
In Washington on May 6 the Senate discussed the Judiciary Committee report and a final adjournment resolution set for July 4. Motions to extend to August 1 failed 17 to 28. Sumner opposed and moved to table but lost. After protracted debate the resolution was postponed to May 20. The annual native executive and judiciary appropriations bill was taken up with amendments from the Appropriations Committee. An amendment to stop publishing laws in newspapers passed after a vote. Anthony warned of a blue book abolition amendment. Adjournment set for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinetton
Sumner
Executive
Committee-on-Appropriations
Messrs. Williams
Morton Od Rogs
Anthony
Senate
Gale at Kansas City Blows Down Brick Buildings
A severe gale in Kansas City destroyed two brick structures at Third and Wyandotte. The Ermine Case property, 10 000 dollars, and the Askew Dubois Con firm four story brick building, 16 000 dollars, collapsed. Leather stock valued at 25 people saved their lives. no fatalities reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third and
Wyandotte
Ermine Case
Askew, Dubois & Con
Gen
Askew
Cuban League Club Elects Twenty Member Executive
The Cuban League Club of New York elects an executive committee of twenty. The Third Army Corps Association selects Gen Sickles as president for the coming year. Mozart Hall General Committee approves the Democratic State Judicial nominations. Peter B Walsh of New York offers a thousand dollar reward for arrest of assailants in yesterday morning’s attempt on his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuban League Club
New York
Third Army Corps Association
Gen. Sickles
Mozart Hall
Peter B. Walsh
Post Office Letters Advertised in Quincy May 7 1870
List of remaining unclaimed letters in the Quincy Post Office concerning a May 7 1870 notice. Names include Hannah Allen, Sera Culver, Mrs Drey, Josie Barter, Maria Dowling, Emma Bee, Mary Dunn, Clara Ferguson, Almira French, Annie Buckner, Kate Garitt, Lizzie Cory, Lizzie Kennedy, Laura Lataine, Ellen Lois, Wm Guirsy, G W Hatch, George Hafner, Samuel Hitch, Ira Lawler, Thos Cromming, James Crab, John Kinmer, Robert Knox, Ira Crocker, James Cromming, Rebecca Smith, J C Peareca, John Parker, James Preston, Martha Parker, and many others. Letters not claimed within one month may be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Hainois
Allen
Hannah Culver
Sera A Amdel
Drey
L Barter
Josie Dowling
Maria Bee
Mary Dunn
Mary Brittingham
H Daper
Louis Brown
Eliza Kuback
Ruth Bradley
Jonnie Fule
Emma Brodie
M Fergueon
Clara Browning
French
Almira Buckner
Annie Garitt
Kate D Buter
Carsina Giat
Amanda Cady
H Hall
Emeli & Carlied
Victor
Ankey
Sawue
Appenheimer
Ateed
JB Berryman
Dr Boncigh
F Back
JW Blair
LF Rooney
F Brockman
Bren
Brown
J H Momey
Son Brown
Hughes
Samuel Brown
Hudson
CC Brown
John Dobson
B Badong
UA Johnson WC Gile
BH Jonas
Wm M Cawley
Willem Jade
Mwybel
A Breviu‘y
PS Clapp
Samuel B Kerly
Pat Clothier
Karcher
M Jay
F Qunday
Mr Kinmer
J Cor
HF Eleabsr
Das Cook
A m Knox
Robert Carter
Et Crocker
Ira Lawler
James Crab
Charik Leaery
Thos Cromming
DG Lamb
Jesack Dara
G D Lewis
Arom M Darnia
AM Latham
Prack Dovemore
T ‘Little
TI Dowling
P Lives
Golden
Downing
Sis
Loorader
Alber Edwards
Paul
Merritt
John Beale
Marry
Barry
Henry Matheson
MB Eabacks
B.co
Manler
John
Freche
G W McMollen
J Fegg
Moore
August Freemano
FM Mookes
Nath Garver
Samuel Merry
Prank P
Vide Graham
Alf A “Nelson
Green
Henry
Noyes
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Enxpress
Dsilice
Babin Baland
Joseph “Eailroad
Adedomino
E. Dex
Mapufacturer
Jersey street _ AGREICULTURE
PUPE &_BALDWIN
Meinenrech
Rams
JC Thompson
Bickers
Bampebirest
Barter & Sovert
Court Utes
Hampshire Strest
Weare
Offica
Mavise & Cy
Bag Fatory
Vermont Strepta
Baankin G
W &@ RICHES
Maire Street
Fifth and
Severth
TE Gulen
Corth
Washington Park
Ours
Hampshire Street
Washredt
Port Wentworth
HH. N. Cottiers
Baider
Atair
Seventh
Oak Streetz
Hayworth & Baughman
Jerrey
W A Williamson
Vermont Streets
Richard Hobert
Hampshire and
Bavanth
Cakrriage
Je Nynes & Moore
South Sixth Street
Opera Hanes
Jesse WS
Tremont
Clotaters
J.C Levy &Co
Dampshire Street
Meyer & White Tiead
Williamson
North Front Street
Commie
Berfifmann
Front Street
Bet
Broadway
Snd Spring
Nastyville Coal
Crokery and Glasswre Co
Goodwan i & Bro
Queens
PRY Goods
J. Lesem
BRO. & CO
Hampshire Atreat
EPH & Nelee
Weet Side
Washington Ark
Peven Tgs
Mk. Pic
Rogens & Malone
Wocoll
Steet
Bet Cen Mane
Emfire
Flarvey
Alvo Bue
Cartle
Union
Bagby & Wood
Center
Jersey Streets
Alien & Whyers
Choice Family
City Spring
Sixth Street
Kentucky
Fifth Street
Star
Hio
LA Mille
Second
Osborn & Co
Star Milie
Spring
Spiegel & Thom
Furniture Co
Maine Etret
F. W. Jansen & Son
East Side
Wheeler, Andrews & CO
THOS
Austin & Co
Market House Square
EO. J. Laa
Hampshire Atree
HAY, Ghaien and
FERD
Scharverhorn
RRO
Fifth St
Har Iware
Gurley
Pratt & Collins
Ferra Lawrie
J Jonas & CQ
Hampshire St
Adame House
Pearsons Corn
Fifth Streets
Ballard House
Laclede Hotel
Chicago
Cor
Madison & Canal
Pittabarg
Louis
J A Sample
Virginia House
Thint
Hampshire Streets
Ron
Hagen
York Streets
Gardner & Roberts N
Mirable Works
TOLK
Main- Street
Third
Fan Difn
Bampahire
John A. Allen
Quincy House
Geo
Bristol & CO
Powall & Finlay
M R Bant
Gents
Ine Gonda
Maine Steet
Phenic
Wirness
Jacob Metz
Schriner & Ereitz
Maines Street
Classified Directory
Seeger & Sally
Fourth Street
Jersey
Gould & Williams
Quincy Planing Mills
Ubbio Streets
Schmitt Mullines & CO
Union Planing Mills
Meneke, Grimm & CO
Ninth Streta
Flachs
Yiine
GEO. W. Bristol & CO
Parker
Merchant Tailors
W. Cor
Quincy, Ills
Xotis
THEY
Auch
Earth Closet
Hartford, Conn
Etrirs
Post-office
Quincy, Ill
HAT & Cap House
GEC
J. Large
Ing Bags
Tiinos Marledto-Lp
Ladd
Talcott
N. W. Cor
Fourth & Mains Sts
Jebsair
Proceedings of the Medical Association At
McFarland
Winnipeg
Riell
Europe
Proceedings of Congress
Hii
Medical Convention
American Medical Convention
Committee On Ethics
Women’s Medical College
Woman’s Hospital
Philadelphia
District of Columbia
Jas. Fisk, Jr
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Nelson
Senate Committee On Commerce
Conkling
Congress
New Yorke
Commissioners of Imigration
Ward’s Island
Brussia
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Dominion
Swilkesbarre
P.~corniff
Cincinnati
Calhoun Street
Loomis
Rugg & Stockhouse
Brooklyn
GALE
Cutcaco
C.uneil
M'Farland
Davis
Richardson
Graham
Rascal
Boston
Frederick Tremont Lovell
Universalist Church
Essex
Meg
Palmer
Congressional
Kansas City
Ny A
Sentlemen
Guirsy
Wottex Hawitton
G W Hatch
WA Hafner
George Hatch
J & Len Hemayer
A Hitch
Samuel Howe
Capi Hoffmann
Feed Bouse
Piggot
P. M
OPERA
Yeates Enricked
Woodsif
Staté. Insurance Co ‘of
Prinato
Adams County
Merchants’ and Farmers
National Bank of Quincy
Loberzy Bull
Jerrollectign
MES
M.R. Buiz
ATE Law
Quincy Tutnoia
Asion Bank
Schermerhorn & Bro
Storagh
Levee
Mtinoid
Hawling
J. Packen & CO
Continental Mills
Bowery
N.Y
Samuel Lesem
Union Bank
W. F. Bellnera& Co
Sid
W. P. Sellier
W. F. Pelln
GC. Weber
Phalon
Vitaria Salvation For
Terry
Pha Jon
Root’s School
George F . Boot
Bic Bent
Bn & Gn
C. H. Ditesn
Tit Broceway
Zorwale
Aaa & Healy
Clieage
Jas
Sivas
Acai
Llama Lace
West
Webster & Adams
Wool
Brussels
W. H. Johnson & Co
Sixth and
Joseph
Nelee
DRY Goods Market
Burddie
Parh
J. W. Brown
Remington
Fire Arms
Mpireuine
Toi
Ofice
Matas
Tiitson