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The town was first laid in 1847 in one-acre-square blocks, with the streets 80 feet broad, which insures continued air circulation and healthfulness.
It is at the southern terminus of the South Florida Railroad, 115 miles from Sanford, and 239 by rail from Jacksonville. The first passenger train arrived in Tampa Dec. 10, 1883, since which time it has increased largely in population and influence. The popu- lation on the publication of our '86 directory was 2,376. To-day it is 3,684, or if we add the estimated population of Ybor City 2,- 000, Tampa's population will reach 5,684.
YBOR CITY.
Having written of Tampa proper this sketch would be incom- plete if its magic suburb, Ybor City, was not mentioned. At first it was considered an appendage to the old settled city of Tampa, but already the new city of Ybor is assuming proportions of no mean magnitude, which may, in the near future, rival in its own peculiar way its sister city.
On the 8th day of October, 1885, the first tree was felled in the forest which covered the site on which Ybor City is now building. A few weeks prior to the date above mentioned, V. Martinez Ybor & Co., cigar manufacturers of Havana, Key West and New York, purchased a tract of land adjacent to the city of Tampa, consist- ing of thirty acres, on which to begin operations ; but the tract proved only to be a nucleus and in a very short time they extended their purchases ; and at present they own 111 acres in this one block, and but a short distance east they now own a tract of 1.000 acres, and smaller tracts in surrounding localities.
The number of dwelling houses erected are 232, ranging in cost from $300 to $3,500. The actual expenditure in buildings and im- provements by this company already exceeds $250,000, while
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buildings continue to go up as rapidly as material can be procured and carpenters can build them. The magnificent three story brick factory, is one of the best and most commodious structures in the State and affords ample room for about 600 employees. Shade trees have been planted on either side of the wide streets, the dwelling houses are being enclosed by neat picket fences, side- walks being laid, and Ybor City now presents all the attractions of a modern city. V. Martinez Ybor, the senior member of the firm, owns a fine orange grove on one side of the city, on which he has recently erected a palatial family residence for his family. The Company have a complete fire department, an engine house, constructed for the purpose and situated near the factory and cen- tral portion of the city. The sanitary condition of the place is kept in good order at the expense of the Company. Thus it will be seen that the proprietors of Ybor City are fully alive to the in- terests of their people and have a proper conception of their duties.
V. Martinez Ybor, Edward Manrara and Edward Martinez Ybor, compose the firm of V. Martinez Ybor & Co., of Havana, New York, and Ybor City, importers and dealers in Havana leaf tobacco and manufacturers of strictly pure Havana leaf cigars and cigarettes.
In the Ybor City factory this firm is turning out 900,000 cigars a month, but the capacity of the factory is one and one-half millions, which will soon be reached. At present their weekly pay-roll to cigarmakers and other employees of the factory amounts to $4, 700 and $4.800, but it must be understood that this amount includes no part of the amount weekly expended on the erection of build- ings, improvements and employees required to carry on this work.
Following is a list of the larger business houses which have grown up with the city, including the firm of Messrs. Sanchez & Haya, which also manufactures cigars and cigarettes at this point : Juan Terry & Co., Gonzales & Costello, Gibson & Breghar, Miller & Henderson, La Economie Cooperative Association, José Agusti, General Merchandise ; Yarrino Callos, Koss & Co., Bakeries ; Luis Serreno, E. A. Brantley, Pablo Sendoya, Emilio Garcia, Bars ; Max- imo M. Diaz, Drugs ; Fernando Oceguera, Francisco Bencomo, Bar- ber Shops, Hotel de la Havana; F. M. Robles, José Gonzales, Butchers ; Manuel Perez, Notions ; J. P. Garner & Son, General Merchandise ; Eli P. Bloche, Millinery ; Antonio Menendez, An- tonio Salazar, Urbano Gonzales, Restaurants ; Lorenzo Garcia, Dry Goods ; P. F. Smith, Jos. Roberts, R. H. Gazner, William E. Goode, Boarding Houses ; John Hamilton, Fruit Store : Gladden & Hoffner, William E. Goode, William Stacy, R. H. Garner. R. L. Sims, Contractors and Builders ; A. Entenza, Fish and Ice.
It needs no effort to attract attention to its importance and vision- ary speculation to convince the reader of the promising future of Ybor. Facts and figures speak for themselves. We only desire to impress upon our readers that New Ybor City is adjacent to the City of Tampa, and that the latter city is directly enjoying the benefits of the great capital and enterprise that is being expended. It is this enterprise that has contributed largely in keeping "dull times" away from Tampa during the past year, and which con- . tributes with many other advantages to its greatness in the future.
WEBB'S TAMPA STREET DIRECTORY. 1887.
Ashley, from Water foot of La Fayette northerly Buffalo ave, runs east and west north of city limits Cass, from Water easterly Center ave, from Spring at Tampa Heights to Cass c Jefferson East, from East end of La Fayette northerly
East Bay, from Spring at Tampa Heights southerly Fifth ave, continuation of Tampa northerly to Spring First ave, next west of Second ave
Florida ave, continuation of Monroe northerly to Spring Fourth ave, continuation of Ashley northerly
Franklin, from Whiting northerly to Sixth ave Harrison, next north of and paralled with Cass Jackson, from Water easterly La Fayette from Water easterly to East Jefferson, from Spring at Tampa Heights southerly Jefferson ave, next east of and paralled with Pierce Livingston ave, runs north and south east of city limits Madison, from east westerly to Water Marion, from Spring at Tampa Heights southerly to Whiting Michigan ave, runs east and west north of city limits
Monroe, from Whiting northerly to Florida ave Morgan, from Spring at Tampa Heights to Whiting southerly Nebraska ave, runs north and south east of city limits Pierce, from Spring at Tampa Heights southerly Polk, from Water easterly Second ave, next west of Third ave
Short, from north end of Water
Sixth ave, continuation of Franklin northerly to Spring Spring, from Water bey Ashley northerly. There is another Spring St. near Tampa Heights, which see
Tampa, from Whiting northerly to Fifth ave Third ave, next west of Fourth ave Twiggs, from Water easterly Tyler, next north of and parallel with Cass Washington, from Water easterly Water, runs along the river front Whiting, from Water easterly Zack, from Water easterly
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Population 1886, 2,376; 1887, 3,684. Including Ybor City, 2,000 (Estimated) 5,684.
ABBREVIATIONS .-* , African ; ab., above ; agt., agent ; av. or ave., avenue ; b or bds., boards ; bet., between ; bel., below ; bldg., building ; com., commission ; c. or cor., corner ; do., ditto; E., east; ex., express ; Fla. av., Florida avenue ; h., house : ins., insurance ; N. T., North Tampa ; n., near ; n. e., north east ; n. w., north west ; N., north ; opp., opposite ; p., page ; prop., proprietor ; r., rear ; R. R., railroad ; S., south ; S. F. Ry, South Florida Railway ; s. e., south east ; s. w., south west ; sq., square ; st., street ; W., west.
A BBOTT CHARLES R. ( Weedon & Abbott), b Plant House
Ahern James H., ticket agent So. Fla. R. R., b St. James Akens E. J., drayman, b Central av n Scott
Aleejander Morera, cigarmaker, b Central av n Scott Alexander George, * laborer, h at the Scrub Allen Alfred, * laborer, h Harrison c Morgan Allen Annie E., widow Nelson W., h Morgan n St. Ry Allen Charles, * laborer, h at the Scrub
Allen Charles E., clerk P. O., b Twigg c Morgan Allen Frank, * b Madison c Ashley
Allen Frank, * laborer, h Tampa c Washington Allen George,* laborer, h Harrison c Morgan Allen Henry,* teamster, h at the Scrub Allen Julia, * h at the Scrub
Allen Lucinda, * h Harrison c Morgan
Allen Peter, postal clerk, b Twigg c Morgan Allen Richmond,* laborer, h Harrison c Morgan Allen William J., bookkeeper, h Franklin c Whiting Alten Henry, carpenter, h Fortune n Florida av Anderson De Witt D., carpenter, h Polk n Morgan
A NDERSON EDWARD L., conductor So. Fla. Ry
Anderson Euphemia, * h Harrison c Marion
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NDERSON JARED T., prop The Plant, Ashley c Madison, h do
Anderson Phebe,* h at the Scrub
Anderson Randall Rev.,* pastor Baptist Church, h at the Scrub
Anderson Thomas, * laborer, h at the Scrub
NDERSON THOMAS J., * carpenter and builder and grocer, A n Nebraska av, h do, at the Scrub
Anderson William, drayman, h Monroe n Polk
NDREU OLIVER J. (J. P. & O. J. Andreu), b Monroe n
A Polk (See adv page 650)
ANDREU JOHN P. & OLIVER J., saloon, Franklin n Lafayette, h Monroe n Polk
Andrews Leander, clerk, b Lafayette c Jefferson
Anspauh Joseph, baker, b Marvin n Lafayette
Armwood Leven, * laborer, h at the Scrub
Arnold , machinist, b Marion c Madison
Ashton Charles R., painter, h Fifth c Ashley
Aunspaugh Joe, baker, h Marion n Lafayette
Aunspaugh Louis P., plasterer, h Marion n Jackson
Avant Benjamin D., b Central av c Scott
Avery Anna Mrs., b Ashley c Cass
A YRES CHAUNCEY L., watchmaker, jeweler, Florida curi- osities, taxidermist, Franklin c Jackson, h Florida av c For- tune, N. T. (See ad» page 651)
Ayres Conway W., jeweler, b Florida av c Fortune, N. T.
B ADGER CHARLES, painter, b Hillsborough House
Bailey b Tropical House
DAILEY LAMONT, city clerk and sec and treas City of Tampa, Court House
Ball Henry, * laborer, h at the Scrub
Balo John, h Constant E of Florida av, N. T.
Barnes Joseph S., laborer, h Fourth av n Hillsborough
Barry Mary Mrs., h at the Scrub
Barse Fred W., clerk, Franklin n Jackson
Bartholomew W. J., deputy U. S. Marshal and real estate, h at W Tampa
Beach Henry W., laborer, h at the Garrison
THE PLANT. THE LEADING HOTEL IN TAMPA, TAMPA, FLA.
Nearest Hotel to the Depot, Havana and New Orleans Steamboat Landings. New and First-Class. Heated by Steam. J. T. ANDERSON, Prop.
HOTEL PLANT. >TAMPA, FLORIDA.K Este nuevo hotel deprimer, orden cerca del Paradero de los Va- poresy-Ferro-carril es el Hotel favorito de los turistas.
J. T. ANDERSON, Proprietor.
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Bean George E., restaurant, Lafayette c Tampa, h Nend Central av, N. T.
Beeman Walter, * h Mill n Third av
Bell , b Hillsborough House
Bell Miss, clerk, b Kibbie House
Bell Amelia,* h Tyler c Marion
Bell Florence Mrs., b Monroe c Zack
Bell Frank A., printer, h Monroe c Tyler
Bell George, * laborer, h at the Scrub
Bell Isam,* h Mill n Second av
Bell John, * laborer, h n Nebraska av at the Scrub
Bell Thomas J., bricklayer, h Whiting c Marion
Bell William, * laborer, h at the Scrub
Bender Joseph M., painter, b Tropical House
BENJAMIN HENRY R., postmaster, news and stationery, Washington n Monroe, h Nebraska av
Bennett Charity Mrs., h Morgan n St. Ry
Bennett William R., painter, h Morgan n St. Ry
Bensimon Samuel, tailor, Marion c Jackson, h do
Benton Elizabeth Mrs., h Pierce c Zack
Benton William H., boatman, b Pierce n Zack Bentz George C., b Tampa House
Berg William, scroll sawyer, b Morgan c Zack
BERRY W J .. tinsmith, copper and sheet iron worker, roofer, etc., Jackson n Franklin, h Florida av n Con- stant, N. T. (See adv page 652)
Biddle Cynthia G., music teacher, Tampa House, b do
Biglow Silas L., agt So. Ex. Co., and prop Tampa Transfer Co., Ashley c Twigg, h Lafayette c Morgan
Billings Thomas O., mate, h Tampa n Jackson
BINKLEY FRANCES C. MRS., dry goods, Binkley bldg, opp the Court House, Franklin, h do (See adv page 653)
B
INKLEY JOHN L. & CO. (Joseph J. Kinsman), carriage and wagon mfrs, Cass n Franklin, h Franklin n Madison (See adv page 653)
Bird Andrew J., clerk, h Madison c Tampa
Bird Martha, * h at the Scrub
Bird Thomas J., clerk, b Kibbie House
Birr Julius, baker, Marion n Lafayette, h do
T. J. ANDERSON, CARPENTER & BUILDER,
-AND DEALER IN-
Groceries, Provisions, Fruits, Tobaccos, Cigars, Etc., Near Nebraska Avenue, at the Scrub, TAMPA, FLA.
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Blair expressman, b Tropical House
Blair Henry,* laborer, h at the Scrub
Blair Thomas F., clerk, Ashley c Twigg
Blake , carpenter, b Tyler c Marion
Bloche Eli P., h on the R. R. n Nebraska av
Blocker Richard C., carpenter, h Fifth av c Ashley
Blyde Nathaniel, * h n the water tank, So. F. Ry
Blythe Nat,* laborer, h Nebraska n Constant
Boaz G. R., h at West Tampa
Bodow , conductor, b Tampa House
Bolden William, * carpenter, h at the Scrub
Boll W. H., policeman, b Marion c Jackson
Borden Samuel, b Sixth av n St. James Hotel
Bosworth James E., carpenter, h Tampa c Washington
Bourquardez Glode C., gardener, h Fourth av n Spring
Bourquardez Jane Mrs., h Fifth av c Constant, N. T.
Bourquardez Joseph, grocer, Monroe n Tyler, h do
Bourquardez Robert, orange grower, h Fourth av n Estelle
Bradley David,* cook, h Nebraska av n Scott
Bramey Mary,* h at the Scrub
Branch Barney Q., clerk Powell's music store, b Hillsborough House PRANCH BELFORD E., meat, Monroe n Tyler, h at Cedar Grove
Branch Hayden W., machinist, h W end Hillsborough
Branch Henry L., lawyer, prop Branch Opera House, and clerk First National Bank of Tampa, h Washington c Monroe Branan Jesse W., soda water mfr, h Florida av n Constant Branning Mary,* h at the Scrub
Bransett Jefferson, carpenter, b Central av
Brantley Eliza S. Mrs., h Polk c Jefferson
Brantley George, carpenter, h Polk c Jefferson
Brazewell P. A., engineer, b Palmetto Hotel
Brenning Henry,* laborer, h at the Scrub
Briggs -, carpenter, b Franklin c Washington
Brinham Edw., planer, b Tampa c Lafayette
Brinnon Edward, engineer, b Marion c Jackson
Brittle Augustus, carpenter, b Marion c Madison
Brockway Albert P., lawyer, Tyler c Ashley, h do
Brockway Amanda A. Mrs., b Tyler c Ashley
THE BRIGHTON, First-Class SALOON AND BILLIARD PARLORS. THE FINEST BRANDS OF
Wines, Liquors and Cigars on Hand. Fancy Hot and Cold Mixed Drinks of all kinds.
J. P. & O. J. ANDREU, Props., - TAMPA, Fla.
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Brooks Sarah, * h at the Scrub
Brown , clerk, b Palmetto Hotel
Brown Anderson,* cook, h Marion n Tyler
BROWN BAPIS,* grocer, n Nebraska av at the Scub, h do (See adv page 654)
Brown Benjamin A., b ft Franklin
Brown George S. W., upholsterer, Franklin c Polk, h do
Brown (James H.) & Frazer (John G.), plasterers and stucco work- ers, Jackson n Franklin, h do
Brown Martha J. Mrs., general merchandise, Franklin c Twigg, h do B' ROWN (William C.) city engineer, and BROWN & SWINGLY (John R.), civil engineers, Washington n Marion, h Washington c Morgan
Browning John F., sewing machines, Washington n Marion, b Twigg c Morgan
Bruce Hiram M., physician, Florida av c Constant, h do
Brumick Henry, * shoemkr, foot Washington, h Tampa av n Tyler Bryan Melton W.,* clerk, b Collin's Hotel
Bryant Darcus, * h at Bryantown
BRYANT SAMUEL,* prop Nebraska House, Nebraska av, h do
PULLIVANT JAMES, carpenter and builder, Pierce c Zack, h do (See adv page 655)
Bullivant John, carpenter, b Pierce c Zack
Burgess Eva Mrs., h Washington
Burns Susan, * h Tampa n Case
Burnsed Berrien, carpenter, h Central av n Scott
Burton Nora B. Mrs., h at the Scrub
Bwitch Joseph T., canvasser, h Constant n Morgan
C YAMPBELL JAMES A., groceries, Franklin c Lafayette, h do
Cankton Alexander, * laborer, h E Bay n Scott
Canning Jane N. Mrs., h Ashley n Tyler
Canning Joseph W., poultry, Ashley n Tyler, h do
Cardy Joseph, machinist, h at W Tampa
Carew E. S., physician, S end Franklin, h do
Carey Susan, * h at the Scrub
Carncross Rosa Miss, music teacher, Jackson n Marion, b do
C. L. AYRES, Watchmaker & Jeweler,
AND DEALER IN FLORIDA CURIOSITIES.
TAXIDERMY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Franklin Street, corner Jackson, Tampa Florida. ("Fine watchwork a Specialty-
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Carolin William, carpenter, b Marion c Madison
Carruth Melville W., conductor So. Fla. Ry, b Whiting c Monroe CARRUTH THOMAS A., insurance and Secretary Board of Trade, Whiting c Monroe, h do
Carson James J., h Florida, av n Constant
Carter Catharine. * h at the Scrub
CARUTHERS WILLIAM H. C., clerk and agent Mallory line steamers, under Opera House, h Twigg c Pierce.
Castillo Manuel, h at Ybor City
Cathcart Walter S., asst Custom House, b Fla. av ab Spring, N. T. Chamberlain George H., foreman, b Orange Grove Hotel
Chamberlain George T., h at Ybor City
Chandler A. B .. clerk, b Lafayette n Franklin
Charles Emily,* h Ashley n Tyler
NHASE LAWSON, (Sec Hillsborough County Real Estate Agency), over First National Bank, b Orange Grove Hotel Clark Edw., salesman, b Kibbie House
Clark Samuel A., butcher, b Cole's
Clark & Loftus, furniture, Washington n Marion
Clarke Sarah L., widow Edward A., h Florida av n Fortune YLARKE EDWARD A. (estate of Edward A. Clarke), & CO. (Andrew J. Knight), dry goods, Washington c Marion ;
CLARKE (estate of Edward A. Clarke) KNIGHT (Henry L. Knight) & CO. (Perry G. Wall, Jr.), hardware, Washington opp P. O., and I. S. GIDDINS & CO. (An- drew J. Knight and estate of Edward A. Clarke), grocers, Washington c Marion
Clay Ellen,* h at the Scrub
Cleveland Frank, * laborer, h Ashley c Tyler
Cleveland Samuel,* h Ashley c Tyler
Click Julia, * h at the Scrub
Cline George W. Jr., h Florida av bey Spring
Cline George W. Sr., h Florida av bey Spring
Coca Francisco F., b Franklin n St. James Hotel
Colden Thomas, * laborer, h at the Scrub
Cole Benjamin R .. grocer and restaurant, Franklin n Lafayette Cole John C., clerk P. O.
Coleman George W., conductor, b Tampa House
Coleman William W., engineer, b Tampa House
W. J. BERRY, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION MADE TO ORDER,
Roofing, Guttering and Job Work done in all its Branches. JACKSON ST., NEAR FRANKLIN, TAMPA, FLA.
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Coller Uriah J., carpenter, h Mill n Fourth av Colley George,* h city limits n Whiting Collins Jesse, h at W Tampa Colvin Ralph L. R., lawyer, h Ashley n Tyler
Conner Gary, fruit, Pierce c Polk, h do
Conoley Douglas, copyist, b Franklin c Whiting
NONOLEY WILLIAM N., real estate, abstracts and general business agent, First National Bank bldg, and editor Tampa Journal, Franklin c Washington, h Marion n Monroe
NONOVER (M. Howard) & HORN (James B.), artesian well drillers, Florida av ab Constant, b do (See adv page 656) Contras Joseph, cigars, h Franklin n Zack
Cooley George, cook, b Lafayette n Jefferson
COOPER HI. J., h Guardian blk, Franklin
Cornelius Richard J.,* waiter, h at the Scrub
Cosby Samuel B., pilot, h Fourth av n Hillsborough
Cowart B. Thomas, dentist, b Tampa n Madison
CRAFT D. ISAAC & CO., grocers, Monroe c Harrison
Craft Herbert M., clerk, b Monroe c Harrison
Crampton Maria A. Mrs., h Ashley c Cass
Cra e Henry L., auctioneer, h Washington c Morgan
Crawford Sidney Rev., pastor First Congregational Church, h Sixth av n Tyler Crenshaw Archer D., clerk, b Franklin c Whiting
Crichton Robert, clerk, Ashley c Twigg
Crighton Robert, expressman, b Morgan c Zack
Crockett Frank, captain steamer Relief
Crews Henry, * h at the Scrub
Crosby Richard, fireman, b Lafayette n limits
Crowel Rufus A., b Washington c Tampa
Crum Henry, * laborer, h at the Scrub
Cruthers - Mrs., h Harrison opp the cemetery
Culbert William J., mgr John T. Lesley & Co., druggists, Wash- ington c Franklin, b Franklin c Whiting
Culbreath Joseph H , printer, Tribune office, b Zack c Ashley
Culbreath Robert, h Zack c Ashley
Cumming Thomas, carpenter and builder, Marion c Madison, h do
MRS. F. C. BINKLEY, Ladies' Furnishing Goods, Franklin St., opp. Court House, Tampa, Fla.
J. L. BINKLEY & CO., Wagon Makers and Blacksmiths,
Are p epared to turn out all work in our line in first-class style and at rock bottom prices. Give us a trial order and we will convince you that we turn out better and cheaper work than any shop in the city.
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Cummings Frederick, b Jackson c Monroe
D ANIEL COLLIN," carpenter, h at the Scrub
Darling John, Franklin c Cass, b Tampa c Cass
Dawes Lyman S., b on board steamer Ada, M.D.
DeLaunay Victoria Mrs., h Pierce c Zack
DeLeo Vincent, barber, Franklin c Lafayette, h Washington c Monroe
Dennis A. H., b Orange Grove Hotel
DePue Ezeriah, carpenter, h Central av
DePue Luby Mrs., h Nebraska av n R. R.
Dillingham Henry C., iron founder and mach, Tampa c Cass, h do IXON NICHOLAS, lumber manufacturer, sawmill, planing
DI mill and mouldings, shingles, orange and vegetable crate manufacturers, First av c Mill, b Twigg c Morgan (See adv page 657)
Donaldson Viana D. Mrs., b Morgan n Madison
Dopp John, carpenter, h Central av
Dopp John B., carpenter, h Constant n Florida av
Dorsey Jesse H. (Tampa Lumber Co.), h Cass c Monroe
Douglass Della, * h Florida av n Monroe
Driggs Harriet,* h Tampa n Cass
Duckworth Levi M., painter, b Hillsborough House Duncan Albert, shoemkr, Washington c Marion, b Jackson c Pierce
Dupont Belton, restaurant, Franklin n Lafayette
Durant Charles, baker, b Marion n Lafayette
Durst Jonathan T., carpenter, h Mongan n So. Fla. Ry
Durst Rufus M., carpenter, h r Central av
Durham William E.,* shoemaker, h Marion n Tyler
EDDINGSIMASON, carpenter, h Scott n Central av
Eddings Stark, carpenter, h Scott n Central av Edwards Walter A., car inspector, h at the Scrub Eichelberg Lawrence, cigarmaker, h at the Scrub Erwin Auburn H. Rev., * past Zion A. M. E. Ch., hr Ashley n Tyler Espinosa Joaquin, barber, Lafayette n Franklin, h do Estes J. L. M., clerk, h Marion c Jackson
B. BROWN,
-DEALER IN-
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES,
NEAR NEBRASKA AVE., TAMPA, FLA.
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Eubanks Sarah Mrs., b Lafayette c Pierce
Evans Lou, * h at the Scrub
Evans Wheelon W., machinist, h Constant n Fourth av
Evers Jasper, carpenter, b Pierce n Polk
Ewing George M., h Franklin n Jackson
Ezell W. H., clerk, b Zack c Monroe
MAGAN SAMUEL, * painter, h Nebraska n Constant
Fagan Silas, * laborer, n at the Scrub
Farrington Catherine, * h at the Scrub
Ferguson (John J.) & Turk (Chas. M.), fruit, Franklin c Lafayette
Farrington Elizabeth Mrs., h Morgan c Zack
Ferman Frederick, groceries, Franklin n Lafayette, h Florida av ab Constant
Ferris Henry C., grocer, Morgan n Polk, h Morgan c Polk
Ferris Josiah, clerk, h Ashley c Twigg
Ferris William G., general mdse, Washington c Monroe, h do
Ferris William H., clerk, b Twigg c Morgan
RESSENDEN JOHN H. (Tampa Real Estate and Loan As- sociation), opp Court House, Franklin, rooms do
FIELD JAMES C., photographer, Franklin c Twigg, hd o (See adv page 658)
Fine Frederick, captain, h First c Polk INLEY (Lucius) & KENNEDY (Thomas P.), lawyers, Franklin c Whiting, h Morgan c Polk
Fisher Martha Mrs., h Twigg n Jefferson
Fisher Thomas W., grocer, Morgan c Cass, h do
Fitzgerald Edward, chief engineer str Margaret, b Collins House
Fleming Alfred M., tailor, Jackson n Franklin, b Florida av
Fletcher Charles H., restaurant, Lafayette n Tampa, h do
Fletcher John F., h Lafayette c Pierce
Flowers John W., boarding, h Tampa c Lafayette
Floyd Calhoun, saloon, Jackson n Franklin, hTampa n Tyler Foister Nellie, " h at the Scrub
Franklin Henry,* laborer, h at the Scrub
Franklin Macon B., grove, h Tampa c Zack
Franz John S., h Monroe c Polk
Franz Rudolph, cook, The Plant House
JAMES BULLIVANT, Contractor & Builder,
All kinds of First-Class Work a Specialty.
Houses Raised and Moved. Plans Prepared and Estimates Given. Pierce Street, corner Zack, Tampa, Fla.
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Fraser John G. (Brown & Fraser), h Fourth av n Hillsborough Freeman Edward,* laborer, b at the Scrub
Freeney William T., brickmason, b Lafayette n Jefferson
Friebele Christopher L., general mdse, Franklin c Washington, h do Frierson Percy L., carpenter, b Pierce n Polk
Frierson William J., meats, Polk n Morgan, h Pierce n Zack
Fuller H. Walter (Hinckley & Fuller), Water ft Lafayette, b Twigg c Monroe
Fuste Alexander S., interpreter Plant S. S. Line, b St. James Hotel Futch ,* laborer, h at the Scrub
GARDNER GEORGE F., fish, Water n Jackson, b Zack n Franklin
Gater Matilda, * h at the Scrub
Gause Samuel C., laborer, h Fourth av
Germany Griff, * laborer, h at the Scrub
Gessenbaer A., laborer, b Fourth av c Scott
Ghira Dominick, b Twiggs n Franklin
Ghira Francis, b Twiggs n Franklin
YIBSON ERASTUS P. & CO. ( William S. Hancock), props Missing Link, saloon and billiards, Franklin c Jackson, h do (See adv page 659)
Giddens Henry C., bookkeeper, b Twigg c Morgan
YIDDENS ISBEN S. & CO. (Andrew J. Knight and estate of' Edward A. Clarke), grocers, Washington c Marion, b Twigg c Morgan
Giddens Marcus F., clerk, b Orange Grove Hotel
Gillen Charles E., clerk, b Tampa c Lafayette
Gillam Edward, * laborer, h Morgan c Polk
Givens Darwin B., carpenter and builder, Jefferson c Polk, h do Givens John T., h Morgan c Jackson
Givens Thomas W., clerk, b Morgan n Jackson
Givens Warren A., clerk Circuit Court, Court House, h Morgan c Lafayette
Glenn John P., messenger, So. Fla. Ry depot, h hd Ashley Glenn Samuel A., h Ashley n Cass
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