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GENEALOGY 977.202 F77P 1877
PUBLIC LIBRARY FORT WAYNE & ALLEN CO., IND.
NDIANA COLLECTION
ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 01793 2333
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CENTRAL HOTEL.
SOUTH SIDE COURT HOUSE,
Nos. 20, 22 and 24 East Berry Street,
Fort Wayne,
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Indianà.
$2.00 PER DAY.
SAMPLE ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR.
JOHN K. BOWER, COL. R. G. MORRISON, Proprietor. Manager.
F. P. RANDALL, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Land and, Insurance Agent,
Represents the following well-known and Substantial Companies : HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO., of Hartford, Conn. NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE INS. CO., of London. ST. JOSEPH FIRE & MARINE INS. CO., of St. Joseph, Mo. FANEUIL HALL INSURANCE CO., of Boston, Mass.
Total Capital Represented, - $12,000,000. No. 24 Clinton Street,
FORT WAYNE,
-
INDIANA
JOS. R. PRENTISS, NEIL MCLACHLAN.
ESTABLISHED 1842. DAN'L. M. FALLS,
CHAS. L. OLDS.
PRENTISS, MCLACHLAN & CO.
Successors to J. C. BOWSER & CO., FORT WAYNE STEAM
Tron and Machine Works
Water St., bet. Calhoun & Harrison Sts., . MANUFACTURERS OF STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, Saw and Grist Mills, ALL KINDS OF
MILL GEARING TANNERY MACHINERY Heavy Sugar Mills,
Marcy's Force Pumps,
ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORKS,
BRIDGES, FENCES & CASTINGS,
Generally used for Machinery, &c., &c.
Presente ley, R. S. Robertson
FORT WAYNE
DIRECTORY.
1877-
COMPRISING
AN ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED LIST OF BUSINESS FIRMS AND PRIVATE CITIZENS; A CLASSIFIED LIST OF ALL TRADES, PROFESSIONS AND PURSUITS; A MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY OF CITY AND COUNTY OFFICERS, PUBLIC AND PRI- VATE SCHOOLS, CHURCHES, BANKS, INCORPORATED INSTITUTIONS, ETC.
TO WHICH IS APPENDED BUSINESS DIRECTORIES OF ANTWERP, OHIO, AUBURN, BLUFFTON, COLUM- BIA CITY, DECATUR, HUNTINGTON, AND NEW HAVEN, IND.
Sold Only by Subscription.
DETROIT: R. L. POLK & CO., PUBLISHERS, 2 TRIBUNE BUILDING
PREFACE.
We take pleasure in presenting to the public herewith our Third Volume of the Fort Wayne City Directory, to which we have appended business directories of Antwerp, Auburn, Bluffton, Columbia City, Decatur, Hunt- ington and New Haven.
The utmost care has been taken, from the inception of the work to its close, to obtain correct and reliable imformation and to arrange and classify it in the most convenient form. Absolute freedom from error, in a work of this kind, can never be attained and we only claim to have put forth our best efforts to make a volume of which the citizens, and we as publishers, should be proud.
A large amount of information concerning the public, religious, chari- table and private institutions of the city will be found on pages 299 to 315. The work contains 9,354 names, against 8,645 in our last issue, an increase of 709 names. From these figures we estimate the present population of the city to be 31,739. This includes territory outside the limits and adjacent to the city proper.
It was the intention of the publishers to give a statistical review of the trade and manufactures of the city-historic in its character and embrac- ing every legitimate industry, but owing to the illness of the Hon. F. P. Randall, who had kindly offered to write up the same, we have been obliged to complete the present issue without this desirable addition, and to post- pone its publication till our next issue for 1878.
Thanking all who have aided us by their patronage and assistance, and trusting that future editions may merit a continuation of their favors, we remain,
Very respectfully,
R. L. POLK & CO., Publishers.
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
PAGE.
Aikin Dr N J front edge and
opposite
..
I7
American House, outside front cover Bass Foundry and Machine
Works, opposite.
34
Bossler H H, Insurance and
Real Estate
35
Braeuer Conrad Boots and Shoes
43
Canada Southern Railway Line ·back fly leaf
Casso & Hake, Beer Bottlers ...... 25
Central House
first front fly
Cochrane, Humphrey & Co, Con-
tractors and Builders. 41
Cottingham & Co, Hot Air Fur- naces. 35
Crisenberry P S.
298
Daily News, opposite. 198
d'Isay Isaac Real Estate and Insurance. back embossed line and page .. 31
Evans A S, & Co, Dry Goods
and Notions ... outside back cover Exchange Hotel. 298
Fisher & Tons, opposite .. 96 Forgham H T, Root Beer Man-
ufacturer ........ outside back cover Fortriede L, Boots and Shoes ... 33 Fort Wayne, Muncie and Cincin-
nati Railroad ... inside back cover Fort Wayne Organ Co .......... opp 99 Foster Andrew, Merchant Tailor 27 French Brewery, Lager Beer Brewers. 23
Gable Bros, Druggists. 39
Hamilton & Co, opposite .. I31 Hattersley A, Wrought Iron Pipe
etc. 41
Hedekin House, opposite.
I23
Henderson Henry C, Gable House 35 Hill J B, Grocer 37 Hinman H F, Builder. 33 Hoffman Bros, opposite. 130 Hoffman J R, & Co, opposite. .. 130 Hogan Hugh, Saloon and Res- taurant 43
Hopkins Zelous, Artesian Well
Driller
45
PAGE.
Jones L M, Real Estate and In- surance ... .outside front cover Keller Charles Jr, File Manufac- turer. 43
Kelsey Mrs D S, Dress Maker.
45
Knapp I & Son, Dentists
37
Lade Max G, Gunsmith,
.outside back cover
Leonard Dr C Henri, opposite. I22
Ligget Bros, Livery
39
McGill J D, Grocer.
19
Nestel Chas W & Eliza,
39
Noll & Foellinger, Insurance and
Real Estate ...... inside front cover
Orff C & Co, Dry Goods and Millinery .... ........ outside front cover Page, Taylor & Co, Printers and Publishers opp 198
Peltier Louis, Undertaker.
,276
Peters Box and Lumber Co.
21
Pfeiffer J C & Co, Flour Mills ...
39
Pickard T R & Sons, Stoves and
Hollow Ware
35
Polk R L & Co.
OPP 35
Poulson B, Pattern and Model
Maker.
45
Practical Lithographers ...... opp 116 Prentiss, Mclachlan & Co ..
.. opposite title page
Randall F P. first front fly Riblet Hiram F, Racine House. 31 Robinson House ......... embossed
line outside front cover and 27 Samse Wm, Wood Yard .. .. Scharf Charles A, Stoves and Tinware. 33
45
Schott George J, Druggist ...
..
Siemon & Bro, Books and Sta-
tionery, outside back cover.
37
Sutermeister & Co, Architects ... 29 Toledo, Wabash & Western
Railway. .. back fly leaf Trentman, Monning & Son, Cof- fee, Spice and Mustard Mills .. 37 Underhill & Congdon, Marble Works. 41 Wilson & Muhler, Galvanized
Iron Cornices ..
43
Wolf Paul & Co, Upholsterers ... 29
MAY 20 1942
5412
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN TOWNS OUT- SIDE OF FORT WAYNE.
Beugnot J E, Auburn. 319
Binkley Jacob, Huntington ... 337
Branyan & Watkins, Huntington 337 Burt House, Decatur .. 333
Campbell D F & Co, Columbia City. 327
Campbell S L Auburn.
319
Clark Norman, Bluffton 323
Columbia City Hotel, Columbia City 327
Deam W, Bluffton
323
Farmers' Bank, Columbia City
.. 327
Hall L L, Columbia City 327
Hartman A F, Huntington.
339
Hubbell House, Huntington.
337
Johnson H R, Decatur.
333
Jones Thos. J, Antwerp, Ohio ... 319
Leininger Wm H, Decatur ..... .. 333 M'Lallen & Co, Columbia City .. 327 Parent H J, Auburn. 319
Pioneer Saloon, Bluffton 323
Ryan F D, Auburn. .321
Schaper & Son, Columbia City ... 329 Sears L, Columbia City 329
Shelly D M, Auburn. 323 Stout Jacob, Bluffton 323
Strong E & Co, Columbia City .. 327
Swick P D, Huntington.
337
Ward C J, Columbia City
329
Yesbera G H, Auburn.
321
Yontz J, Columbia City
·329
GENERAL INDEX.
PAGE
PAGE
Abbreviations.
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Alphabetical list of names ... 17-276
Index to Miscellaneous Directory 12 Miscellaneous Directory ...... 299-315
Business Directory ...
.277-298
Preface ..
IO
Index to advertisements.
II-12
Title Page
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INDEX TO MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.
PAGE
PAGE
Bands of Music.
308
Banks.
308
Masonic
314
Board of School Trustees.
307
Military
309
Board of Health. 305
Miscellaneous institutions.
313
Building, Loan, etc., Asso'ns.
..
309
Cemeteries.
310
Odd Fellows
314
Churches 311-312
City Government. 305 County officers. 305-306
Courts ....
306
Federal officers 306
Fire Department ..
106-107
Good Templars.
315
Improved Order of Red Men. .. 315
Incorporated Institutions
309
Miscellaneous schools. 30
Parks
3II
Public Halls, Buildings, etc.
.. 315
Public Schools
307-308
Railroads.
310
Secret Benevolent Societies
314
Streets and avenues ..
299-304
Township officers
305
Wabash Fast Mail Route.
Now controls and operates the following Lines : TOLEDO to ST. LOUIS, - 434 Miles TOLEDO to HANNIBAL, - 463 Miles
TOLEDO to QUINCY, - -
474 Miles
TOLEDO to KEOKUK,
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489 Miles
Connecting in Union Depots at
St. Louis, Hannibal, Quincy, Keokuk
TO AND FROM ALL POINTS IN Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, Texas, Nebraska Colorado and California, And forming the Leading Thoroughfare between the Missouri and Mississippi Valleys and
New York, Boston,
AND OTHER POINTS IN NEW ENGLAND. Enabling Passengers who travel by the
"WABASH FAST LINE"
To reach the principal eities in the East and West Many Hours in Advance of Other Lines.
No change of cars between Cleveland and St. Joseph and Atchison (810 miles) and between Toledo and Kansas City (700 miles.)
All Express Trains of this Line are fully equipped with Pullman's Palace Sleeping Cars, Westinghouse's Lately Improved Air-Brake, and Miller's Platform and Coupler rendering a serious accident almost an impossibility.
R. ANDREWS, W. L. MALCOLM,
General Superintendent.
Gen'l Pass. & Ticket Agent,
Canada Southern Railway Lines.
The Shortest, Quickest & most Direct Route FROM TOLEDO TO St. Thomas, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, NEW YORK, BOSTON, And all Principal Points in the East.
DETROIT, SAGINAW, Etc.
And Principal Points in Michigan.
ELEGANT COACHES ON DAY TRAINS.
Wagner's Magnificent Drawing Room and Sleeping Coaches on all Trains.
FIVE EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
Pass over this Line, fully equipped with all modern appliances for Speed, Comfort and Safety.
Connections in Toledo & Detroit are made in UnionDepots. No Transfer. GIVE THE ROUTE A TRIAL. Tickets and Sleeping Car Berths can be obtained at all the Principal Hotels and Ticket Offices in Detroit, and at the Company's General Office, BOODY HOUSE, TOLEDO, OHIO.
FRANK E. SNOW, Gen'l Pass, and Ticket Agent, Detroit. W. K. MUIR, Gen'l Manager.
Grand Rapids Business Center
N-
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Division-St.
Dr. Aikin's Remedial Institute
FOR THE CURE OF
Eye, Ear, Throat, Lung, Nervous, Chronic, and Surgical Diseases.
The Doctor's location is most eligible, central, . and convenient, at
57 Monroe St. Opposite ( above ) Rathbun House,
opposite (below) Aldrich's Bank, and a few doors from the Union Ticket Office, with an entrance at 91 Ottawa St. (Hall extending through the Block.) Roy Parlor for Ladies, and separate rooms for the convenience of all different patients. Those from abroad should come at once to the office on arriving in the city, and arrange treatu, ent before other business. Office Hours, from 9.00 A. M. to 4 P. M. Sundays, 10 to 2.
Most families have one or more with life embittered by needless suffering-seldom free from pain, always conscious of diseases or disability. Yet they can be cured by the skilful Specialist.
ngEstablished here in extensive practice since 1869 (at St. Louis in '65; San Francisco during '73), enjoying a wide and merited reputation as a most successful Physician, and having thorough qualifications, insight and aptness for the Healing Art, with a complete supply of instruments, appliances, and all the best means and remedies known to the Profession, a constant succession of cures still attends Dr. Aikin's practice, and conse- quently the number of his patients is ever on the increase.
DR. AIKIN,
The well known Specialist, now permanently located in Grand Rapids, Mich. His Improved Remedies and Freatment have made him Celebrated for his Extraordinary Success All classes of Patients Treated with Equal care aud Skill. Hundreds attest the Great Efficacy of the Treatment. Hearing and Sight Restored, Lung, Throat, and other chronic Diseases cured, and Broken Down constitutions built up and Reinvigorated. Serious, complicated Diseases, that for Many Years Resisted the Treatment of Numerous Physicians, are Speedily cured by Dr. Aikin.
A DOCTOR TO HAVE FAITH IN.
A lady writes to Dr. Aikin : " I am so soon and easily well by your treatment that my faith in you is un- bounded, and shall recommend you to all my friends as a most reliable physician." "Must have help, or die, or go insane I concluded," writes a man of 26, in poor health for years, who, after a short treatment by Dr. Aikin, further states : "Your remedies are having a remarkable effect. I can sleep better, am gaining flesh, and my health is improving in all respects." DR. AIKIN has given the public sufficient. evidence to convince the most skeptical and incredulous that his method of treatment is peculiarly successful in every department of his Great Specialties, especially such cases as have defied the skill of other and justly celebrated physicians; No ONE SHOULD DESPAIR that is afflicted with seemingly incurable, disease, but cherish a hope of being relieved of suffering, if not entirely cured, by his experienced skill and care.
BLINDNESS! DEAFNESS !!
All Diseases and Affections of the Eye and Ear successfully treated b, mild remedies, Cross Eyes Straight- ened. Artificial Eyes inserted that look natural. No pain.
CATARRH, CONSUMPTION
Asthma, Bronchitis, and all Throat and Lung Complaints (which, in this country, are the greatest ene- mies to Health and Life,) when change of climate and all else fails, are cured by Dr. Aikin's Improved Inhaler and Constitutional Restorative Treatment.
LINGERING OR CHRONIC, AND SURGICAL DISEASES. Scrofula, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia Piles, Goitre, Dropsy, Gravel Constipation, Tape-Worm, Liver Dis- eases, Cancers, Tumors, Fistula, Hare Lip, Club-Foot, etc., remedied by the most approved methods.
Stammering, and Impediments.in speech that daily and hourly vex and mortify, and St-Stuttering, make one a laughing-stock through life, permanently cured by a scientific, rational and practical method-the cause removed, and cure permanent and positive.
LADIES Married or single, confidently consult the Doctor on any delicate derangement of health, as he , is doubtless the most skilful Ladies' Physician in the World. Do not suffer from Pain, Weak- ness, Whites, Ulceration, Suppression, or other diseases, and drag out a miserable life when you can be certain of easy, safe, and speedy cure in any case by applying to DR. AIKIN.
Stirpiculture-few, healthy children, or none. Trusses, Supporters, Preventatives, Syringes, etc., supplied. EPILEPSY. Palsy, Chorea or St. Vitus Dance, Neuralgia, etc., cured where other means fail.
GENTLEMEN ! YOUNG, MIDDLE-AGED) & OLD MEN. Suffering the sad effects on body and mind of Self-Abuse, Excesses, Disease, or Detect, whatever read or doc- tored in vain, let not despair or false modesty be your ruin, but call, or send at once. @The only sure, ra- tional lasting cure for Spermatorrhœa, Seminal Weakness, Nervous Debility, Impotence, etc. No quackery or deception. Friendly advice and reliable aid. It is well known that Dr. A. always effects a cure. His treatment includes ALL-you nced never look elsewhere. Those about to marry should not fail to consult him. SURE quickest and mild remedies for all private diseases or old symptoms. Gleet, Syphilis, Strictures, Defects, Phimo- sis, Hydrocele, Varicocele, etc., radically cured. No mercury used. Private Rooms. No "getting prescriptions." Travelers promptly supplied. . While many innocent victims suffer the terrible effects of certain diseases neg- lected or badly treated by physicians in general (they should not be intrusted with these cases, ) it is right and proper to use plain terms that the indiscrete or unfortunate may know where to get help, and no offense can be taken by pure minded persons-See Titus I-15.
CONFIDENTIAL.
Every patient (either sex) may freely state all particulars of their case to Dr. Aikin, either in person or by letter, reposing to his trust any delicate personal, or family matter, and can always rely upon the strictest con- fidence and secrecy. DR. AIKIN guarantees better, safer treatment (and for less money) in all Special Cases than can be had elsewhere. He is easily accessible from all points.
The Most Difficult Cases Solicited .- Consultation Free. Terms Always Reasonable. Come prepared to arrange needful, thorough treatment. Satisfaction Guaranteed To All. Medicines Fur- nished. Patients, visited, in city, or any distance, in serious cases.
Life is too Short to be Miserable .- If YOU have any serious, obstinate disease or annoying symptoms, no mat- ter how discouraged or how often disappointed, stop useless doctoring and dosing and apply to the Doctor. Sufferers for years or a life- time he cures in a few weeks. All the afflicted who come to him will find the aid they seek.
Cured at Home .- Persons at a distance may be cured at home by addressing letter to Dr. Aikin, stating case, symptoms, length of time the disease has continued. and have medicine promptly forwarded, free from: damage and curiosity, to any part of the country, with full and plain directions for use, by enclosing $10 in registered letter. P. O. order, or Express. Call, or address
N. J. AIKIN, M. D., 57 Monroe St., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Remember, "DR. AIKIN is the only qualified, experienced, reliable Specialist here; treats his patients honorably, gives the choicest remedies. is a regular graduate in medicine, universally owned the most successful and is the right physician to employ,
READ THIS ! HEALTH FOR YOU !
What is Wealth, or Fame, or Life-without Health.
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R. L. POLK & CO.'S FORT WAYNE DIRECTORY.
1877.
ABBREVIATIONS.
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ns .. north side
n w cor. .northwest corner al.
ave avenue
boards
bel
below
col'd
colored
s e cor .southeast corner
corner
.. south side
cor.
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s w cor southwest corner
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east side
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west, or west of
W S.
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lab.
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wid widow
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF NAMES.
A
Abbott Miss Etta, clerk Co Auditor's office, res 213 Berry.
Abbott Wm T, Auditor Allen Co, Court House, res 213 W Berry.
Abel Miss Mary A, teacher Harmer school, bds 59 Barr.
Abendroth David (Deppen & Abendroth), res 40 Wells.
Aber John F, artist J A Shoaff, bds American House.
Aborn Thomas, printer Gazette Co, res 47 W Water. Abram Louis, res 163 E Jefferson.
Ackermann John, physician 86 Calhoun, res same
Adams Abel W, clerk V Jacobson, bds Central House.
Adams Charles C, fireman P F W & C R R, res 377 Hanna.
3
ad
advertisement
alley
res. .resides bds
opp. opposite
S. south, or south of
laborer
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R. L. POLK & CO.'S
Adams Express Co, W P Chapman agt, 102 Calhoun. Adams George D, telegraph operator, res 44 Williams.
Adams Miss Ida, teacher, bds 86 E Main.
Adams Israel W, engineer P F W & C R R, res 146 W Wayne. Adams John, Saloon, 256 Calhoun, res same.
Adams Mary, domestic, 133 E Berry.
Adams Robert, lab, res 104 E Columbia.
Adams Wm, painter P F W & CR R, bds 146 W Wayne.
Adams Wm A, pedler, res s s Taylor w of Metz ..
Adams Wm H, clerk Foster Bros & Co, res 197 High.
Adkins Armus W, conductor P F W & C R R, res 59 Charles. Adler Andrew, expressman, res 61 Wall,
Adler John G, cabinet maker, bds 61 Wall.
Aebli Peter, foreman Indiana Volksfreund, bds 67 E Wayne.
Agster Mrs Anna M, res 42 W Jefferson.
Agster Miss Augusta, res 42 W Jefferson.
Agster Charles, machinist, res 42 W Jefferson.
Ahlfelt Emil, core maker, bds 86 E Jefferson.
Ahrens Dora, domestic, 196 Calhoun.
Aickin Ellen (wid Peter), res 156 Fairfield ave.
Aider Peter, engine wiper T W & W Ry, res 22 John.
Aikinger Felix, lab, bds III Wells.
Ainsworth Joseph, hack driver Fletcher & Powers, bds n e cor Berry and Barr.
Aker Henry, brakeman, bds 19 Baker.
Albers Annie, servant Mayer House.
Alberts Mrs Annie, laundress Aveline House:
Albiston Mrs Sarah, bds 45 N Cass.
Albrecht John, shoemaker L Fortried, bds n e cor Cherry and Elm.
Albrecht Lizzie, domestic 306 Calhoun.
Albrecht Martin L, carriage mkr 46 W Main, res 54 E Wayne. Albrecht Peter, shoemaker, res n s Spruce nr St Mary's River. Albright Miss Mary, res 16 E Wayne.
Aldecruz Ernst, lab, res e s Jay nr Charley.
Alder Jacob, painter 140 Van Buren, res 20 Wilts.
Alder Jacob A, painter, bds 20 Wilts.
Alder, Peter, carpenter, res 27 John.
Alderman Frank, agent Russell reaper, res 9 N Cass.
Aldrich Charles H, (Aldrich & Barrett), res 49 E Lewis.
Aldrich Elisha M, res e s Fairfield ave s of Creighton ave.
Aldrich & Barrett (Charles H Aldrich, James M Bar- rett), Lawyers, 5412 Calhoun.
Algier Tony, teamster, bds 128 E Washington.
Allbright Oella T (Wid John), bds 12 Fairfield ave.
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FORT WAYNE DIRECTORY.
THE CENTRAL GROCERY
No. 90 Calhoun Street:
All Goods Retailed at Wholesale Prices, J. D. McGILL,
DEALER IN
Groceries, Fruits, Etc.
THE BEST
TEAS AND COFFEES
IN THE MARKET, AT LOWEST CASH PRICES,
Goods sold for CASH only, and prices to correspond.
AGENT FOR E. B. MALLORY & CO.'S ·
Celebrated Oysters
Always Ready for Wholesale and Retail Trade.
FORT WAYNE, - INDIANA.
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R. L. POLK & Co.'s
Allen Albert S, painter 5 E Main, res w s Franklin ave n of Huffrin.
Allen Chas E, lab, res 34 Third.
Allen County Jail, w s N Calhoun n of W Water.
Allen County Medical College, Dr. W Wheery Pres. Hall s w cor Calhoun & Berry.
Allen County Poultry and Pet Stock Association, Geo B Hart- man Sec, 22 W Berry.
Allen Cyrus W, carpenter 88 Fulton, res 171 W Wayne.
Allen George W, engineer, res 17 Brandriff.
Allen Philemon, teacher Ft Wayne College, bds same. Allgeier Anthony, teamster J B White, bds 126 E Washington. Allgeier Henry, tinner Prescott Bros & Co, bds 87 Holman.
Alliger Benjamin, lab, res s s Maumee ave nr city limits. Alliger Constant F, bds Benjamin Alliger.
Alling Henry L, clerk D A Robinson, bds 286 E Washington. Allyn George W, prof High School, bds 154 Griffith.
Alringer Frank, porter Gregg & Buchman, bds 176 E Wayne. Alringer Isador, bookkeeper J B White, bds 86 E Main.
Altemeyer Nicholas, lab, bds 129 E Lewis.
Altenbaumer August, helper, res 100 Madison.
Altenburger Boltemus, lab, res 183 Montgomery.
Alter George, clerk Nicholas Alter, bds 27 Force.
Alter John, carpenter, bds 27 Force.
Alter Nicholas, grocer 25 Force, res 27 same.
Alter Peter, carpenter P F W & C R R, res 27 John.
Altevogt Herman, car inspector T W & W Ry, res s s Allen n of Calhoun.
Alvater Louis, brakeman, bds Gable House.
Alvord Mrs Frances, res 148 W Berry.
Amann Louis, plasterer, res 215 E Washington.
American Central Insurance Co St Louis Mo, A C Greenebaum agt 31 Calhoun.
American Express Co, W P Chapman agt, 102 Cal- houn.
American House, Bernhard H Schnieders Propr, 15, 17 and 19 W Columbia. (See adv.)
American Sewing Machine Co, G L Smith Manager 13912 Calhoun.
Ames George, teamster, res 13 Hamilton.
Ames Milan E, fireman, res 50 Smith.
Ames Rufus, fireman G R & I R R, res 334 Calhoun.
Amlar Frank R, druggist, bds Mrs Wm Lytle.
Ammon Daniel, lumber, res 287 W Washington.
Amon Charles, conductor F W M & C R R, res 187 Griffith.
Amstutz Peter, supervisor, res 43 Charles. Anderson Calvin, res 123 W Wayne.
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FORT WAYNE DIRECTORY.
THE PETERS
Box & Lumber Co.
VENEER and BAND SAW MIBES,
79 to 102 High Street, - -
FORT WAYNE, IND.
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R. L. POLK & CO.'S
Anderson Eli G (Anderson & Douglass), res 138 Fulton.
Anderson Gust, machine hand Peters' Box and Lumber Co, bds 58 Douglas.
Anderson House, Mrs Emrick & Son proprs, 24 W Berry.
Anderson James, fireman G R & I R R, res 8 Hough.
Anderson Milton L, painter, res 87 Barr.
Anderson Samuel, physician, 80 Calhoun, res 58 W Berry.
Anderson Mrs Sarah, res 8 Hough.
Anderson Thomas P, pianos and organs, 98 Calhoun, res Spy Run ave.
Anderson Wm, conductor, bds 402 Calhoun.
Anderson Wm, bds 106 Wells.
Anderson & Douglass (Eli G Anderson, Wm V Douglass), Grocers, 124 Broadway and 198 W Jefferson.
Andrew Thomas M (Ellsworth, Andrew & Co), res 83 E Berry. Andrews David, boilermaker P FW & C R R, res 210 Barr. Andrews George, car driver, bds 262 Calhoun.
Andrews Jacob A, lab, res 100 Wilt.
Andrews James, boiler maker P F W & C R R bds 201 Barr.
Andrews William N, clerk, bds 118 Barr.
Andruss George H, engineer T W & W Ry, bds 78 Douglas ave.
Angell Byron D, lumber, res n 's W Washington, bet Rockhill and College.
Angell Jacob, fireman G R & I R R, res 56 Wallace.
Angell John J, fireman G R & I R R, bds 144 Wallace.
Angell Mrs Orange, res 166 W Berry.
Angest Leonard, blacksmith, res 56 Madison.
Ankenbruck John, teamster City Mills, bds 172 E Washington.
Ankenbruck Joseph, truckman, res 172 E Washington.
Ankenbruck Martin, lab, res 255 E Wayne.
Anthony John C, fireman P F W & C R R, res 50 E Washing- ton.
Anthony Peter, servant St Augustine's Academy, bds same. Antrup Mrs Mary, bds 193 Barr.
Anwiler Henry, carpenter, res 165 Jackson.
Anwiler Louis, carpenter, bds 165 Jackson.
App Matthias, Boots and Shoes, 106 Calhoun, res 104 W Washington. .
Arantz, Philip, lumber, res 58 E Washington.
Archbold Lizzie, servant Hedekin House.
Archer Charles, clerk J B Rockhill, bds cor Archer ave and Florence.
Archer David L, Farmer's Eating House, 18 Harrison.
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