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GROOMS & SMITH'S
Indianapolis Directory,
CITY GUIDE,
AND
BUSINESS MIRROR,
OR
INDIANAPOLIS AS IT IS IN 1855. .
FIRST ISSUE.
NDIAN
INDIANAPOLIS : PUBLISHED BY A. C. GROOMS & W. T. SMITH, NO. 7 WEST WASHINGTON ST. 1855.
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ENTERED According to the Act of Congress in the year Eighteen Hundred and Fifty five by A. C. GROOMS and W. T. SMITH, in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States, for the District of Indiana.
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PRINTED BY THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL COMPANY.
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PREFACE®
PREFACE,-what is a preface ? The historical signification is, said before. It is most generally used as a title or heading to mat- ter prefixed to a book, but not necessarily forming or constituting a part of it-to matter which might, often perhaps, with equal pro- priety, be entitled a chapter for buncombe. Many will consider ours just such a one. We intend, (if we can), to write one to suit our- selves. We compile and publish the work for the benefit of the public-we write the preface for our own. But while we profess to publish the Directory for the public benefit, we have a right, and we expect that the citizens will support us in the undertaking if they wish to derive the benefit arising from its use. There are many citizens who, being strangers to the use of such a work, can- not appreciate it, and, as a matter of course, we cannot expect them to support our first issue. This prejudice we expect our first issue to do away with, and for our next annual issue we shall at least hope for the united support of our fellow-citizens. Our issue at this time will not be so complete and definite as we could wish, in consequence of so many persons being prejudiced against it, and and considering it rather a superfluous work ; many actually refused to give us their names. Many could not tell on what street they lived, and one individual-one of the proprietors of an esteblish- ment, where there are some forty or fifty hands at work, refused them time to give us their names and residences. Imperfections arising from this cause, of course, cannot be regarded as our fault. Some persons refused to give either their names or residences through fear of having taxes to pay ; while others would assign no reason, but steadily refuse to give us any satisfaction. Because we happened to inform some lady that she was mistaken with regard to the
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nature of her husband's office, we were called on by her hus- band, and threatened to have a " dornic pounced off of our devo- ted head," an operation which we by no means relished, and tried to pacify the gentleman but could not, and had to allow him to go at large, breathing vengeance on us if we ever did so again. Such cases, we are happy to state, are few, or we would no doubt, long ere this, have been on an exploring expedition among the stars, or buried in oblivion, and covered deep by the anathema maranathas of persons made furious by such mistaken grievances.
But to the subject. A Business Mirror and City Guide is what we had designed to present before our citizens, one that, by a few moments' consultation, will give the inquirer an idea of the business of the city, and which, on application, will direct the stranger to his friend, or the citizen to his neighbor. How well we have succeeded we leave for our patrons to judge. We have labored assiduously and diligently to present to our patrons as complete an idea as pos- sible of the business of the city on a whole, as well as to trace out and portray its various ramifications, and also to give to the stranger as favorble an idea as possible of its various local, business and ocial advantages. Hoping to appear before you with increased facili- . ties another year, we courteously request the favorable consideration of an intelligent public.
INTRODUCTION.
IN presenting to the public a Directory of our young and flour- ishing City, it is expected, and is necessary, that we should give at least a short history of the city, its location, improvements and growth, to its present high commercial position.
Indianapolis was located and laid out in 1820, and incorporated January 6th, 1821. In October following, 314 lots central in the old plat of the city, were sold for $35,596. Lots which sold then for $200 and $300 would now readily command from $15,000 to $25,000. At the period referred to, the site was covered with dense forests, and for forty or fifty miles round, the country still re- mained in its pristine condition of an intrenched wilderness.
The original town plot was one mile square, but like all progress- ive cities, Indianapolis has over-stepped its artificial limits and ex- tended itself on all sides.
Of late years it has became a chief center or terminus of Rail- roads, and is very appropriately termed the " Railroad City," and from its position is likely to maintain its ascendency in this respect. There are several railroads now in course of construction in addition to the eight roads now in successful operation, pouring in daily their thousands of passengers, and conveying in merchandise, &c., to and from it the wealth of an empire.
It is also on the line of the great National Road, and from it diverge several McAdamized and plank roads pointing to all the im- portant places within and beyond the limits of the State.
In manufactories, it has also made rapid progress, and at the present time has mechanics employed in every handicraft.
Few cities in the States north of the Ohio, indeed, have so excel- lent a prospect of future greatness, and there are those who wisely
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anticipate its becoming one of the prominent cities of the Great West in the number of its people, the amount of its trade, and in that enterprise which is so necessary to the fulfillment of all high expectations.
To give some idea of the rapid growth of the city, we give the population at the different periods from 1830 to 1855.
Population in 1830, 1,085 ; in 1834, 1,600 ; in 1840, 2,692; in 1847, 8,504; in 1855, 16,000, showing an increase in six years of almost 100 per cent.
The last enumeration, taken in July, '55, has been confined strict- ly to the corporation. Should we add to this the population of West Indianapolis, and all those on territory adjoining the city on the north, east and south, who are directly connected with the city in their business transactions, and looked upon as citizens; and add to this also the colored population, who were not enumerated, it would swell the number to about 20,000 souls.
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ORDERS.
ODD FELLOWS' HALL. North-East corner of Washington and Pennsylvania streets.
MASONIC HALL. South-East corner Washington and Tennessee Streets.
TEMPERANCE HALL No. 304, 3d story, West Washineton Street.
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BOUNDARIES OF WARDS.
BOUNDARIES OF WARDS.
1st Ward, bounded South by Washington street, West by Ala- bama, North by donation line, and East by city limits.
2d Ward, bounded South by Washington st., West by Meridian, North by donation line, and east by Alabama.
3d Ward, bounded South by Washington st., West by Mississippi, North by donation line, and East by Meridian.
4th Ward, bounded South by Washington st. and river, West by city limits, North by donation line, and East by Mississippi.
5th Ward, bounded North by Washington st., East by Illinois, South by city limits, and West by White River.
6th Ward, bounded North by Washington st., East by Delaware, South by city limits, and West by Illinois.
7th Ward, bounded North by Washington st., East by city limits, South by city limits, and West by Delaware.
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CITY OFFICERS.
Mayor-James McCready, term expires May, 1856.
Marshal-Geo. W. Pitts, term expires May, 1856.
Assistant Marshal-Robt. Jemison, term expires May, 1856.
CITY COUNCIL.
1st Ward-Daniel Keeley and Samuel Delzell.
2d Ward-Alex. Graydon and B. S. Goode.
3d Ward-H. J. Horn and Wm. Mansur.
4th Ward-Andrew Fuqua and Samuel Douglass.
5th Ward-W. H. Jones and Jas. Sulgrove.
6th Ward-Wm. Boaz and Livingston Dunlop.
7th Ward-Saml. Beck and J. B. E Reed.
City Clerk-Alfred Stephens. Treasurer-H. Vandegrift.
Civil Engineer-A. B. Condit, terms expires May, 1856.
City Attorney-N. B. Taylor, term expires May, 1856.
Street Commissioner-Jacob B. Fitler, term expires May, 1856.
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Altman, J M clothier, No 39 W Wash; house cor Miss and Market.
Alexander, Mrs Jane house W bet Vt and Mich.
Allen, Wm machinist, city foundry, house Pa.
Amos, Thos lawyer house E bet N Y and Ohio.
Amors, Jas weaver, [Guisendoff's factory, ] Wash w of West north side.
Ames, Geo W supt blind asylum.
Amos, Nancy house cor Ala and St Clair.
Ambros, Morris engineer I P & C RR.
American Express Co., office S W cor Pa & Wash®
Amos, Wm brick mason, house Penn bet N and St Clair.
Anderson, Jas carp, house O bet Ill and Tenn.
Anderson Geo P book keeper, No 25 W Wash -.
Andrews, L N local agent Peru R R.
Anderton, Jas (A & Wise) confectioners, Ill bet Md and Ga, west side.
Anderton & Wise, Illinois bet Md & Ga west side. Antony, Josh carp, house on Mass av bet Vt and Mich.
Anderson, Miss M {boards at J Sulgrove's] on Md bet Ill & Tenn S side.
Anderson, J H miller, cor Penn and N Y.
Andrew, John saddler, No 144, E Wash.
Anderson, Geo carp, house Market bet N J and Ala.
Applegate, J W machinist, Wash foundry.
Armstrong, J L clk, No 3 Bates House.
Armstrong, John, house cor La and E.
Arnold L, McCarty bet East and Virginia avenue. Arnold Mrs, house E in McCarty's addition.
Atkinson, Jos, engineer, I P & C R R. Atkinson, T J painter, house on North bet Penn and Mer. Avery, J L carp, house on N J bet Wood and St Clair. Ayres, J E at car factory head Noble.
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Baily, Wm taylor, at No 32 West Wash. Baker, Jacob tailer, No 32 West Wash. Ballard, W G clk at 26 West Wash.
Babcock, H. merchant, No 73 East Wash.
Bates, W (Wright, B & Maguire) grocers No. 60 W Wash.
Barr, Jacob, carp, house cor Ala and Vt.
Babbitt, Phebe house Ill bet La and Ga.
Barrett, Jas laborer, bds cor, S and Canal.
Barbour, Samuel propt Palmer House, S E cor Wash & III.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.
WATCHMEN.
1st Ward-W. J. H. Robinson and Francis Wright. 2d Ward-Halden Davis and Thos. Atkison.
3d Ward-David Derringer and Joseph Colley. 4th Ward-Aaron Taffe and A. S. Dale.
5th Ward-David Hay and Benj. Lobaugh.
6th Ward-Wm. Mc Clain and Robt. H. Pratt.
7th Ward-M. Adams and Geo. Owings.
POLICE.
Elisha McNeely. Mr. Smith.
Sexton Burying Ground-John Moffitt.
Sealer of Weights-J. T. Williams.
Clerk Markets-Richard Weeks E. and W. Markets.
J. B Fitler South Market. Weigh?Master-Adam Haugh.
Wood Measurer-Wm. Britney.
Board of Health-J. S. Bobbs, P. H. Jameson, and T. Bullard.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
OFFICERS.
Chas. Purcell-Chief Fire Engineer. Geo. H. West-1st Assistant. Ralph Hunter-2d Assistant.
FIRE COMPANIES-INDEPENDENT RELIEF NO. I.
ENGINE HOUSE ON MERIDIAN STREET OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.
J. B. Fitler, President. Philip Fairbanks, Vice President. C. E. McDonald, Secretary. Paul Sherman, Treasurer.
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Bals, C porter, No 40 Meridian.
Balinger, E M carp, house corner Tenn and S.
Buckhart, A J ice dealer, cor Miss and Mich.
Bales Ed drayman, house cor Tenn and South.
Baerokesman, H blacksmith, Wash foundry, cor Mer & La.
Baker, Geo house cor E and Han.
Barbee, Rob B, wagon maker E bet Wood and Han.
Batterson, W H, telegraph operater, La. oppo Union depot. Baumb, Valentine shoe maker, cor E and Han.
Baker, Daniel, clerk liquor agency No 3 Bates house.
Bates House, s w cor Ill and Wash D D Sloan pro- prietor.
Baldwin, E J, jeweler No 1 Bates house, house Penn bet N and St Clair.
Bare, L, sawyer (at Huey's chair factory) cor Miss and Md.
Barnes, Rev H N, pastor Roberts chapel.
Barth, Geo, laborer, house Va av bet S and Merrill.
Bardwell, Seth, proprietor Ind house Mark bet Ill and Tenn Barnes, Wm A, engineer at Huey's chair factory cor Miss and Md.
Barnett, J, [B & Spotts] grocers No 144 E Wash. Backing, Henry merchant No 15 Little Row.
Bada, A laborer I C R W depot.
Basset, Horace, clerk U. S. Cir Court, office in State bank cor Ill and Ky av, house cor Ohio and Penn. Bauer & Goepper, merchant tailors No 21 E Wash. Bare, Thadeus book-binder at No 77 w Wash.
Baker, Mrs. Ann, milliner No 14 Ill.
Bauer Geo (B and Goepper) No 21 E Wash, house Ill bet Market and Ohio E side.
Bassett, H B, dep clerk U S circuit court, cor Ill and Ky av. Bacon, Daniel jr, clothier No 59 w Wash, boards at Bates house.
Barns, Erasmus printer Locomotive office.
Baihan, P cor Md and Penn.
Bacon, Elisha painter house cor Ala and N.
Barry, E H, Dep Aud State ; house N J bet Vt & Mass av. Bailer, Sam'l; house cor St Joseph and N J.
Ballman, H, tailor, No 78 E Wash.
Baker, J C, printer, at No 32} East Wash.
Bane, L G, clerk at PO.
Bare, Mrs Sidney; house Ga bet Mo and Wash.
Babcock, M. D., auction and commission, No 79 E Wash; house Market bet Penn and Del.
Barney, Thos, clerk at No 40 E Wash.
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CITY SCHOOLS.
MARION NO. 1.
ENGINE HOUSE ON NORTH SIDE CIRCLE.
Frank Mansur, President. John Sulgrove, Vice President. Fred Knefler, Secretary. H. Bassatt, Treasurer.
WESTERN LIBERTIES NO. 2.
ENGINE HOUSE WEST OF WEST ST. BET. WASH. AND MARKET.
Aaron Rosier, President. Jesse Vanblaricum, Vice President. Wm. Dawson, Secretary. Adam Gala, Treasurer.
INVINCIBLE NO. 3.
ENGINE HOUSE N. J. BET. WASHINGTON AND MARKET.
N. West, President. D. Stockwell, Vice President. E. Harve, Secretary. F. H. Tapkin, Treasurer.
CITY SCHOOLS.
The City have in successful operation a system of Free Schools under the control of a Board of Trustees and Superintendent.
There has been erected in each Ward a good brick building in which are kept the Ward Schools. These are large and comforta- ble buildings capable of accommodating from one hundred and fifty to two hundred pupils.
There is also, in addition to the Ward Schools, a Central High School, in which the higher branches of education are taught.
The pupils of this School consist principally of those who have gone successfully through the Ward Schools, and passed an exami ... nation, which is always necessary before entering this School ..
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Bates, Mrs E; house Ohio bet E and Liberty.
Barrow, Wm, Machinist, cor N Y and Mo.
Barney, C, Herald office, 663 E Wash; h Del bet Vt & Mich.
Barnett, Eli, shoemaker, at 32 E Wash.
Barnburner, J, painter, market sq bet Del and Ala. Barnes, J C, carp, E bet Mo and Ga.
Baggs, Fred, book keeper, No 44 E Wash ; house Ohio bet Del and Ala, s side.
Bach, F, baker, at Union bakery, op br bk Penn.
Barnes, Ellis, foreman news room State Journal office ; h E bet Market and Ohio.
Ballard, A, seal press manufacturer; house circle bet Mar & Meridian.
Batty, John H, Grocer and baker, cor Market & Alabama.
Bates, Mrs H, cor N J and Market.
Benjamin, John, blacksmith, house Noble bet Ga and La.
Bell, Geo H, laborer, cor Mer and La.
Beard, P H, blacksmith; house cor Ala and La.
Behmer, H, tailor at No 32 w Wash.
Beatty, Chris, book binder, at 37} E Wash.
Berner, Chas, porter, at Mills & Co, No 37 E Wash.
Beck. Ed., (B. & Louden,) confectioners, No 44 West Wash.
Benton, A R, prof. N W C University ; house Vt bet Tenn and Miss north side.
Berry, C G, printer, Journal office ; house Tenn bet Mich & North.
Berry, E W, turner, peg factory, cor Ill & Gard.
Berry, G W, turner peg factory, cor Ill & Gard.
Berry, IN, last maker, cor Ill and Gard.
Beatty, David S; house cor N J and Vt.
Berg, H carp; h Ala bet S and Merrill.
Bertlesmann, Henry, grocer, Mass av bet Wood and Hanna.
Beikern, Jos, at No 12 Little's row.
Beeks, John T, clerk at 12 west Wash.
Besley, John, engineer, I P & CR R.
Beam, David, carp; house Tenn bet La and S.
Berryman, Jas M, machinist, Union foundry cor Del & La.
Bentz, Nich, wiper, I P & CR R.
Bensman, Chas, car washer, I P & C R R.
Beard, Adam, porter American Hotel.
Beach, W B, clk supreme court, office in circle; house West bet N Y and Vt west side.
Behling, Chas, bootmaker, at No 148 East Washington. Bell, J W clk at No 55 west Wash.
Beck, David, laborer, cor Mass av and Vt.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
TRUSTEES CITY SCHOOLS.
CALVIN FLETCHER, DAVID S. BEATTY, JAMES M. RAY.
SUPERINTENDENT CITY SCHOOLS.
SILAS T. BOWEN.
Schools open on the 1st of September, and continue to the first of July following, making three terms with short vacations between each.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Strangers' Guide to the Houses of Worship, Sabbath Schools, Prayer Meetings, &c., &c.
PRESBYTERIAN.
First Presbyterian-East side of Circle st., John A. McClung, Pastor. Hours of worship, 101 A. M., and 74 P. M. Hour of Sabbath School, 2 P. M. Prayer Meeting, Thursday evening.
Second Presbyterian-West side of Circle st., Thornton A. Mills, Pastor. Hours of worship, 101 A. M. and 7 P. M. Hour of Sab- bath School 2 P. M. Prayer meeting, Thursday evening.
Third Presbyterian-Corner Illinois and Ohio sts., David Ste- phenson Pastor. Hours of worship, 10} A. M. and 7 P. M. Hour of Sabbath School, 2 P. M. Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
Fourth Presbyterian-Corner Market and Delaware sts., George M. Maxwell, Pastor. Hours of worship, 10} A. M. and 7 P. M. Sabbath School, 2 P. M. Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
Associate Reformed Presbyterian-On Ohio st., near Delaware, Samuel Wallace, Pastor. Hours of worship, 10} A. M. and 3 P. M. Sabbath School at 9 A. M.
METHODIST.
Wesley Chapel-South side of Circle st., J. H. Noble Pastor. Hours of worship, 101 A. M. and 7 P. M. Sabbath School 2 P. M. Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
Roberts Chapel-Corner Pennsylvania and Market streets, H. N. Barnes Pastor. Hours of worship, 10} A. M. and 7 P. M. Sab- bath School, 2 P. M. Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
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Benard, Mec, laborer, cor Del and Mark.
Belfry, J, shoemaker, at No. 96, E Washington.
Bergnor, John, basket maker, Wash, bet Miss, and Mo.
Beck, Sam'l, gun smith, No 86 E Wash, h Del bet Wash and Md.
Beard, M, turner, west M & I depot.
Beck, Christ, gun smith, Mer bet Cir and Wash; house cor N Y and N J.
Bell, M, physician, house Ohio bet Liberty and Noble.
Beasley, Thos, shoemaker, 32 East Wash.
Beasley, John, shoemaker, 32 East Wash.
Behymer, D M, boards E bet Md and Ga.
Behymer, Hill & Co, builders, E bet Md and Ga.
Berner, John, porter, at M & Co, 37 East Wash. Behymer, N carp, E bet Md and Ga.
Benham, O J, clk American Express company 47 E Wash.
Bell, Henry, machinist, Wash foundry.
Beard, S. blacksmith, cor Mer and La.
Benjamin, Z, boards on Noble bet Ga and La.
Berg, H, carp, house cor Mer and La.
Bingham, W P, at 24 East Wash.
Bidwell, A, foreman job rooms, Ind Journal office.
Bidwell, S, foreman press rooms Ind Journal office.
Bisbing, J J, book binder, 37} E Wash; house Mich bet Ill and Tenn, south side.
Biddle, John, farmer, house IIanna bet E and Mass av.
Bisbing, Geo, house Tenn bet N Y and Vt, east side. Brinkmeyer, Geo, clerk 140 East Wash.
Bigelow, James, plasterer, house cor Noble and N Y. Bird, Abram, house Illinois bet Ohio and N Y, west side. Billington, John, auctioneer, 10 Little's row.
Bilger, Jos, Carp, bds Kentucky av bet Wash and Md. Birkenmayer, P S, B & Brewster, 74 East Wash. Blake, John, P, K & Co, plaining mill, cor Mass av and Vt; house Del bet N Y and Vt, west side.
Bloon, S S, messenger, Adams & Co Ex, 34 west Wash.
Black, Maria, house Ga bet Ky av and Tenn.
Bliss, CH, confectioner, 37 west Wash; house on N near blind asylum.
Blake, Wm, house cor N and Tenn.
Bliss, JE, clk at 37 west Wash.
Blake, J R, jr, bds cor N Y and Tenn, acct and R R agt. Blake, James, house cor Tenn and N.
Bly, Perry, house Markt bet N J and Ala.
Blain, Thos, blastman at city foundry, Penn bet Ga and La, house N Y bet Miss and Mo.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Strange Chapel-Tennessee street, near Vermont, T. S. Webb Pas- tor. Hours of worship, 101 A. M. and 7 P. M. Sabbath School 2 P. M. Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
Asbury Chapel-New Jersey street, near Louisiana, J. McMullen Pastor. Hours of worship 101 A. M. and 7 P. M. Sabbath School 2 P. M. Prayer meeting, Thursday evening.
German-Ohio street, near New Jersey, John Brinnig, Pastor. Hours of worship 101 A. M. and 7 P. M. Sabbath School 9 A. M. Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
African-Georgia street, near Mississippi, E. Wilkerson, Pastor. Hours of worship, 101 A. M. and 7 P. M. Sabbath School, 2 P. M. Prayer meeting, Tuesday evening.
North Street-North street, near Alabama, J. C. Smith, Pastor. Hours of worship, 101 A. M. and 7 P. M. Sabbath School, 2 P. M. Prayer meeting, Thursday evening.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
Christ Church-North side of Circle street, Thos. C. Talbott, Rec- tor. Rectory adjoining the Church. Hours of worship, every Sun- day morning at 101 o'clock ; every Sunday afternoon at 3.1 o'clock. In Lent : Every Wednesday and Friday morning at 9 o'clock ; every Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Sabbath School : October to April, morning, 9 o'clock ; April to October, morning, 8} o'clock.
BAPTIST.
Baptist-Corner Meridian and Maryland streets, Sidney Dyer, Pastor. Hours of worship, 101 A. M. and 7 P. M. Sabbath School, 9 A. M. Prayer meeting Thursday evening. African Baptist-Missouri street, near New York, Pastor. Hours of worship, 10} A. M. and 7 P. M. Sabbath School, 31 P. M. Prayer meeting, Thursday evening.
CHRISTAIN.
Christian-Corner of Ohio and Delaware streets, L. H. Jameson, Pastor. Hours of worship, 101 A. M., and 7 P. M. Sabbath School, 2 P. M. Prayer meeting, Thursday evening.
Christian-Corner Meridan and Washington streets, John O'Kane Pastor. Hours of worship, 101 A. M. and 7 P. M. Sabbath school 2 P. M. Prayer meeting, Thursday evening.
LUTHERAN.
English Lutheran-Corner of Alabama and New York streets, E. R. Guiney, Pastor. Hours of worship 101 A. M .. and 7 P. M. Sabbath School, 2 P. M. Prayer meeting, Tuesday evening.
English Lutheran-Pennsylvania street near North, G. A. Exline, Pastor. Hour of worship, 7 P. M. Sabbath School, 2 P. M. Prayer meeting, Tuesday evening.
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Blane, Thos at city foundry, house N Y. Blake, W wagon maker, house E bet La and S.
Bowen, S T, [Steward & B.] booksellers, No 18 W Wash.
Borrie, R A, carpenter, Mich bet Ala and Mass av.
Bogordus Francis, house Miss bet Mich and Vt.
Boyd, John, grocer, Wash w of w N side.
Bowers, T J, (B & Purcell) artist. boards at Little House.
Borts, Geo C, clerk at No 43 E Wash.
Bond, A. shoe maker, No 5 E Wash, house Market bet Ill & Cir N side.
Bowen, F, printer at Cameron & McNeely's No 213 w Wash.
Boyd, D. M, grocer No 55 Mer.
Betts, A H, tailor No 35 E Wash.
Boark, John, tinner, No 46 w Wash.
Bowden, Neptune, butcher, house Mass av and Ala.
Boker, Thos, house Mich bet Ala and Mass av.
Bockstakler, M, butch, house S Tenn and Ill.
Borland, C, plasterer, boards cor Mass av and Ala.
Bonnet, Ed, carriage maker, Ill bet Market and Wash.
Booth, Alfred, cooper, boards at Little house.
Bobarger, David, grocer, cor Tenn and Ind av.
Boyd, E C, clerk P O.
Boerum, Jos S, carpenter, house cor Ill and Walnut.
Boaz, C T, farmer, house North bet Ill & Mer N side. Bobbs, Eliza, house on Penn bet N Y and Vt w side.
Bohlen, D A, archit 43 1-2 E Wash, house on Fletch- er's addition.
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