USA > Indiana > Floyd County > New Albany > New Albany City Directory, 1880-1881 > Part 1
Note: The text from this book was generated using artificial intelligence so there may be some errors. The full pages can be found on Archive.org.
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6 | Part 7 | Part 8 | Part 9 | Part 10 | Part 11 | Part 12 | Part 13 | Part 14 | Part 15 | Part 16 | Part 17 | Part 18 | Part 19
D
NEW ALBANY RAIL MILL CO., -Manufacturer of-
IRON RAILS,
-15 to 60 Pounds Par Yard .- STREET RAILS, FISH PLATES, &C. New Albany, Ind.
J. B. WINSTANDLEY, Pres. GED. E. SACKETT, Soc. and Treat. J. T. WRIGHT, Shipt.
NEW ALBANY STEAM FORGE, -Manufacturers of all kinds of-
Light and Heavy Forging, Office and Works, Water Sty, near Upper Sixth, New Albany, Ind. [P.0. Drawer 3.]
Ohio Falls Iron Works,
-Manufacturers-
Bridge and Bar Iron,
Railroad Splice Bars, Nails, &c.
We make Iron up to 12 inches wide. Orders for Iron for special use solicited.
LOWER FOURTH STREET NEAR WATER, NEW ALBANY, IND.
INTRODUCTORY.
The publisher presents herewith, to the Citizens of New Albany and Jeffersonville, a City Directory of the two cities. Great pains have been taken to record every name, and to make the information full and accurate. If you know how to spell the name correctly you are looking for, we feel confident you will find it, if the name sought for was a resident of either city at the time of the canvass; together with the business, place of business, and of residence. Many enquiries from other cities, from Boards of Trade, Commercial Associations, firms, and individual business men are made for the directories of New Albany and Jeffersonville, showing that you are known beyond the banks of the Ohio and beyond the limits of your own State.
We trust your appreciation of this volume will bring you substantial reward in increased growth of population and com- merce. The population of the City of New Albany taken by the directory canvassers is 19,015; that of Jeffersonville 10, 500, a little more than that given by the United States Census Enumerators. We think that the School Census of the two cities taken this year justifies our enumeration, and though not made under official oath we have endeavored to be as industri- ous and accurate as our co-laborers in this particular.
The publisher desires to return his thanks to the press of the two Cities for courtesies extended him and his assistants and the material aid they have given in bringing this enterprise to the favorable notice of the public.
To Mr. Stephen D. Smith and Gervis M. Connelly, the former having charge of the canvass and compilation and the latter his chief assistant, the publisher desires to extend his thanks for faithfulness and industry, and we feel that the good citizens of the two cities will appreciate their immediate labors.
C. K. CARON.
30310
8
CARON'S NEW ALBANY DIRECTORY.
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS,
Ainslie & Cochran, founders and machinists, .. 443 American White Lead Co., ... .435 Bache Frank, agricultural implements, 277 Bamberger, Bloom & Co., whol dry goods,. 436 Barbaroux & Co., machinery depot, .. .444 Barclay T. P., bell manufacturer,. .430 Beisel John J., saloon, .... 280 Bell & Coggeshall, planing mill, .440
Best John, groceries, .. 409
Bettmann John G., florist, .... Black Joel, carpenter,. 276 45 Brigham R. S., M. D., homeo physician,.
.51 Bradstreet Mercantile Agency, .. 440 Brink worth I., druggist, .. 276 Brown James Prof., marble dealer,. .(inside back cover) Buchheit B. Mrs., brewery, .. (inside front cover) Caldwell J. G., Jr., druggist, .407 Carroll Thomas, bleacher, 245 Carter Bros. & Co., whol dry goods, 437 Carter George W., restaurant,. 279 Cline B. F., lumber dealer, ... 49
Conger D. J., contractor, 50
Conner Charles H., roofing material,. 434
Connor & Sackett, insurance and real estate, ..... .(front fly B) Crane W. C., burial caskets, 52
Crumbo & Melcher, stone yard, 269
Curtis W. D., hotel,. 56 Daily and Weekly Times, 274
Dillingham W. H. & Co., mill and factory supplies, .444 Doyle B. Oscar, dentist, 431 Dun R. G. & Co., mercantile agencies, 433 Du Pont & Co., paper dealers,. 438 Eckerle Frank, tailor, ..
262 Eisenmenger William, stoves and hardware, .278
Evening News and National Democrat, 282
Everbach M. F., commission merchant,
277
.432 Feiock C., saloon,. 46
Finter Gottfried, baker,
403 Fischer, Leaf & Co., mantles, etc.,
Fisher W. M., hotel,. 439 Fowler & Co., brass foundry, 48
.430 Frank A. & Bro., dry goods, .. 275 Frederick Lafayette, real estate, (back of book)
Goebel F. & Co., leather and findings, 47
9
Goodbub George F., confectioner, 45 Goodbub J., confectioner, .... (front fly B) Graham John K., nurseryman,. .... 53 Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co., 438 Greene F. C., D. D. S., dentist,. 250
Gresham William, hotel,. 48
Gruber W. E., groceries, ...
51
Guernsey Loseph L., flour and feed,. 277
Hancock I., hotel, ...
48
Happy H. B., wagon maker,. 418
Harmon H. B., stone pumps, 47 Harrison Manufacturing Co., writing inks, etc., 56 Hegewald Charles & Co., foundry,. (front cover) Heimberger C., photographer, .. 50 Herron P., groceries,. 279 Hieb John, clothing, (front fly B)
Hoffmann Otto, groceries,.
254
Hopkins T. & A., tanners,.
49
Horlander Frank, saloon,
404
Horn John, groceries, ...
Huffstetter & Hostetler, groceries,
279
56
Huffstutter & Co., marbles dealer,.
...
Jones C. E., insurance and real estate, 45
281 Kelly Charles H., real estate and insurance,. Kern Frank X., barber,. 404
Kilgus Math., saloon, 416
Kirker Jabez G., millwright,. 441
Kistler A. J., saw mill,. (back cover)
Klarer Mat., saloon, .. 54
.255
Kocourek F. & Co., soap, ...
-(front fly A)
Kraft Ferdinand, shoemkr, .... 54 Lancaster & Loomis, shoes, .... .275 Lang Henry, brewery, .... 280
Laun A. Mrs., human hair,. 411
Lawrence William H., tin and sheet iron ware,. .278
Linville D. R., homeopathic physician, .. Lobig George, saddler,. 267
Luse O. M., carpenter, ...... 276
Main R. P., groceries,
51
Matthews B., artificial limbs, .. 430 McNeill John D., tailor, ... 418 Meisenhelder Charles, confecturer,. 53 Merz Architectural Iron Works, 448 Mitchell Thomas, boiler mnfr, .. 442 Mitchell & Hebden, boiler mnfrs, .442
CARON'S NEW ALBANY DIRECTORY.
276
Knabke Fred., groceries,.
18
CARON'S NEW ALBANY DIRECTORY.
CARON'S NEW ALBANY DIRECTORY.
10-12
Morris & Cochran, tin roofers, 278
Mullineaux T. L., painter, ... 265
Murphy Dennis, dry goods, 408
New Albany Rail Mill Co., .. (front fly D)
(front fly D)
New Albany Steam Forge, ..
418
Nixon George E., wagon maker, ...... 404 Oerther. George, barber, ... Ohio Falls Iron Works, iron mnfrs, (front flyD)
414 Onion Alice Miss, milliner, ....
48 Payton & Son, hotel, ..
Peirce James, box mnfr, .. .247
410
Prather William, groceries,
281
Preefer Herman, insurance, 441 Pyne W. T., millwright, ...
Raible C. J., ladies dress trimmings, ..
436
Reising Paul, brewery, ..
(front fly A)
Renn Joseph, Jr., mineral water mnfr,
54
Renshaw L. Mrs., milliner, ...
54
Robinson J. M. & Co., whol dry goods, ..
437
Ross W. H., com mer,. 278
Ruehl John & Son, groceries, .. 431
Ruhl D. Mad., dress and cloak trimmings, 51
Russell Llew, stationer, ... 50
Scales William, stoves and tinware, ..
275
Schmidt Louis, wines, 49
Schneider Phil. G., planing mill, .. (front fly A)
Schuchmacher C. Mrs., boarding house,. 405 Schuler A. O., dry goods,. 275
Sherley & McCulloch, glass mnfrs, 281
Smith E. F., marble dealer, ... 262 Sou. Mutual Life Ins Co.,. (front edge) 280 Specht Philip, saloon, Stauss William, saloon,. 280 Stocker Edward, stoves and tinware, ... 52
Stonecipher S. E. Mrs., meats and vegetables, .262
Stoy Peter R., hardware, .... (back cover) Strobel Simon, leather,. 49 Terstegge, Gohmann & Co.,. .... .(inside back cover)
Thompson M. R., agricultural implements, .. .403 Tribbey & Hydron, carriage mnfrs, .. 46
Wayman & Co., planing mill,. 53 Webster & Pitt, machinists, ... .(inside front cover)
Wilson J. A., photographer,. .. 52 Wunderlich Fred., liquors, .. 47 Zeir M. & Co., boiler mnfrs, (front cover)
STREET DIRECTORY.
The following list of streets has been corrected and revised by the City Engineer, C. O. Bradford, Esq.
ALBANY, southwest from Vincennes Road to West, West Union.
ALBANY, east from line of Whitehill to Upper Vincennes, continuation of Upper Main or High.
ANN, northwest from Falling Run to Plank Road, Lower Al- bany.
AYER, north from Spring to Elm, bet Lower First and Second. BANK, or Upper Second, north from Water to L., N. A. & C R. R., east of Pearl.
BEECH, northwest from the north end of Constitution to Al- bany, West Union.
BEECH, west from Jackson to Shipping, north of Second, Lower Albany.
BEELER, east from Upper Eight to a point east of Upper Vincennes.
BLAIR, southwest from Vincennes Road to Naghel, West Union.
BUTLER, north from Market to Main, west of Upper Vincen- nes.
CEDAR, east from Old Vincennes Road to Green, north of Ohio.
CENTER, west from Jay to a point 286 feet west of Thomas, bet Market and Division.
CHARLES, northwest from Beeler to Upper Eighth, bet Jack- son and Clark.
CHARTRES, northeast from Beeler to Clark, bet Locust and Upper Eight.
CHERRY, southeast from Old Vincennes Road to State, south of Jackson.
CHESTNUT, north from Division to Poplar, east of John, con- tinuation of Upper 13th.
CHURCH, west from Green to Falling Run, north of Main. CLARK, north from Beeler to Charlestown Road, west of Upper Vincennes.
CLAY, east from State to Bono Road, south of Green.
COMMERCE, west from Lower Fourth to Old Vincennes Road, north of Montgomery.
CONNOR, east from State, north of Lewis.
CONSTITUTION, north from Ealy to Beech, continuation of Griffin.
CONTI, northwest from Falling Run to Plank Road, Lower Albany.
263
Riley John, brickyard,
53
Schimpff Charles A., confectioner, ...
14
CARON'S NEW ALBANY DIRECTORY.
DAY, east from Pearl, north of L., N. A. & C. R. R. Depot. DEWEY, east from Upper Eleventh to Upper 16th, bet Main and McBeth.
DIVISION, east from Whitehill, north ot Market.
EALY, east from West to State, West Union.
EAST, north from Main to Rear Market, east of West.
EAST, eastern boundary of Griffin Tract, from South street, to north line of Griffin Tract.
ELM, (Upper) east from State to Silver, north of Spring.
ELM, (Lower) west from State to a point bet Washington and Lower Fourth and west from Lower Fifth to Lower Vin- cennes.
ELM, west from Jackson to Shipping, north of Beech, Lower Albany.
EVANS, north from Water to Main, west of Lower Seventh. FERRY, northwest from River to Front, south of Ann, Lower Albany.
FIRST, northwest from Charlestown Road to L., N. A. & C.R. R., east of South.
FIRST, southwest from Ferry to Shipping, Lower Albany.
FLOYD, west from Green to Falling Run, bet Preston and River.
FOURTH, northwest from Charlestown Road to L., N. A. & C. R. R.
FOURTH, southwest from Corydon Road leading to Budd Road.
FRONT, southwest from Falling Run to Shipping, bet First and River, Lower Albany.
GALT, north from Margin to Rear Market, next east of Upper Vincennes.
GRANT, east from Upper Fourteenth to Upper Fifteenth, north of Market.
GREEN, north from Water to Market, next west of Evans. GREEN, east from State to Bono Road, south of John.
GREEN, north from Young to Cherry, next west of Lower Eighth.
GRIFFIN, north from South to Ealy, next west of Hildreth. HENRY, southeast from Griffin to East, next south of Cherry. HILDRETH, north from South to New Albany and Vincennes Road.
JACKSON, from Beeler northwest to Eighth, west of Upper Vincennes.
JACKSON, northwest from Front to Fourth, Lower Albany. JACKSON, west from State to West, north of Cherry.
JAY, north from Market to Elm, next east of Thomas.
JEFFERSON, east from State to Pearl, north of Falling Run.
CARON'S NEW ALBANY DIRECTORY.
15
JEFFERSON, north from Floyd to Church, next west of Green.
JOHN, north from Spring to Poplar, (continuation of Upper Eleventh.)
JOHN, east from State to Bono Road, north of Green.
KING, east from Whitehill to Upper Vincennes, north of Market.
LAFAYETTE, north from Main to Spring, next west of Washington.
LEWIS, east from State to Bono Road, north of John.
LINDSLEY, east from Marcell to Upper Sixth, north of L., N. A. & C. R. R.
LOCUST, northeast from Beeler to Clark, south of Chartres. LOWER FIRST, north from River to Oak, west of State.
LOWER SECOND, north from River to South, west of Lower ' First.
LOWER THIRD, north from River to Main, west of Lower Second.
LOWER FOURTH, north from River to South, west of Lower Third.
LOWER FIFTH, north from River to South, west of Lower Fourth.
LOWER SIXTH, north from Main to Henry, west of Lower Fifth.
LOWER SEVENTH, north from River to Cherry, west of Lower Sixth.
LOWER EIGHTH, north from Falling Run to Cherry, west of Lower Seventh. Called Evans from River to Main, and Lower Vincennes from Main to Montgomery.
LOWER NINTH. (See Green).
LOWER TENTH. (See Jefferson).
LOWER VINCENNES. (See Lower Eighth).
McBETH, east from Upper Ninth to Upper Sixteenth, bet Main and Water.
MADISON, east from State, north of Jefferson.
MAIDENLANE, north from J., M. & 1. R. R. to Market, east of East.
MAIN or High, (Upper) east from State to Albany, north of Water.
MAIN or High, (Lower) west from State to Falling Run, north of Water.
MARCELL, north from L., N. A. & C. R. R., east of Falling Run.
MARGIN, east from Upper Vincennes to eastern limits, bet Troy and River.
MARKET, (Upper) 'east from State to Upper Vincennes, north of Main.
17
CARON'S NEW ALBANY DIRECTORY.
16
MARKET, (Lower) west from State to Green, north of Main. MARKET, east from Upper Sixteenth to West, south of Main.
MARKET, east from South to Fourth, north of Charlestown Road.
MONROE, east from State to Pearl, north of Madison.
MONTGOMERY, west from Lower Fourth to Old Vincennes Road, north of Falling Run.
MOORE, northwest from Falling Run to Plank Road, Lower Albany.
NAGHEL, southeast from Albany, west of Beech, West Union.
NORTH, northwest from Falling Run to Plank Road, Lower Albany.
OAK, (Upper) east from State to Thomas, north of Elm.
OAK, (Lower) west from State to a point between Washing- ton and Lower Fourth, and from Lower Fourth to Lower Fifth, north of Elm.
OHIO, west from Lower Sixth to Old Vincennes-Road, north of Commerce.
OLDEN, north from Summit to limits, west of Prospect.
PEARL, or Upper First, north from River to Summit, east of State.
PINE, west from Green to Falling Run, north of Church.
POPLAR, east from Upper Ninth to Thomas, north of Syca- more.
POPLAR, west from Jackson to Shipping, north of Elm, Lower Albany.
POYDRAS, northwest from Falling Run to Plank Road, Lower Albany.
PRESTON, west from Green to Falling Run, between Main and Floyd.
PROSPECT, north from Summit to Union, west of Falling Run.
REAR MARKET, east from Upper Vincennes to East, bet Stone and Spring.
SCOTT, northwest from Front to Fourth, Lower Albany.
SECOND, northwest from Charlestown Road to L., N. A. & C. R. R.
SECOND, southwest from Falling Run to Shipping, Lower Albany.
SHELBY, east from Upper Seventh to Upper Eighth, and east from Walnut to West, north of Poplar.
SHIPPING, northwest from River Road to Fourth, Lower. Albany.
CARON'S NEW ALBANY DIRECTORY.
SILVER, north from J., M. & I. R. R. to Charlestown Road, east of Jay.
SOUTH, northwest from Charlestown Road to L., N. A. & C. R. R.
SOUTH, southern boundery of Griffin Tract, from west to east. SPRING, (Upper) east from State to Silver, north of Market. SPRING, (Lower) west from State to Falling Run, north of Market.
STATE, north from River through center of city to limits. STONE, east from Upper Vincennes to East, north of Main. SUMMIT, southeast from Olden to Prospect, south of Union. SYCAMORE, east from L., N. A. & C. R. R. to Upper Vin- cennes, north of Oak.
THIRD, northwest from Charlestown Road to L., N. A. & C. R. R.
THIRD, southwest from Poydras to Jackson, Lower Albany. THOMAS, north from Market to Shelby, east of West.
TROY, east from Upper Vincennes to limits, north of Margin. TULEY, westward from Wilson, south of Floyd.
UNION, east from Olden to Prospect, north of Summit. UPPER FIRST. (See Pearl).
UPPER SECOND. (See Bank).
UPPER THIRD, north from Water to Oak, east of Bank.
UPPER FOURTH, north from Water to Sycamore, east of Upper Third.
UPPER FIFTH, north from Water to Sycamore, east of Upper Fourth.
UPPER SIHTH, north from Water to Market and from Spring to Oak, north from Sycamore to Northern Burying Ground, L., N. A. & C. R. R., to Falling Run.
UPPER SEVENTH, north from Main to Northern Burying Ground, east of Upper Sixth.
UPPER EIGHTH, north from River to J., M. & I. R. R., north from Main to Market, and north from Spring to Charles- town Road, east of Upper Seventh.
UPPER NINTH, north from Water to Poplar, east of Upper Eighth.
UPPER TENTH, north from Water to: Sycamore, east of Upper Ninth.
UPPER ELEVENTH or John, north from Water to Poplar, east of Upper Tenth.
UPPER TWELFTH, north from Water to Division, east of Upper Eleventh.
UPPER THIRTEENTH, north from Water to Poplar, east of Upper Twelfth.
18
CARON'S NEW ALBANY DIRECTORY.
UPPER FOURTEENTH, north from Water to Division, east of Upper Thirteenth.
UPPER FIFTEENTH, north from Water to Poplar, east of Upper Fourteenth.
UPPER SIXTEENTH, north from Water to Main, east of Upper Fifteenth.
UPPER VINCENNES, north from River to Charlestown Road east of Upper Sixteenth, White Hill, Walnut and Clark. VINE, north from Green to Lewis, east of State.
WALNUT, north from Division to Poplar, east of Chestnut, continuation of Upper 15th.
WALNUT, south from Albany to Cartway, west of State.
WASHINGTON, north from Main to South, west of Lower Second.
WASHINGTON, (Upper), from Main to Market, west of Upper Vincennes.
WATER, east and west along the River Bank.
WEST, east from First to Fourth, south L., N. A. & C. R. R. WEST, north from Margin to Rear Market, and north from Spring to Elm, east of Galt.
WEST, western boundry of Griffin Tract, from South to Al- bany.
WHITEHILL, northwest from Market to Division, next east of Upper Fifteenth. 5
WILSON, north from Tuley to Floyd, west of Jefferson.
WOODRUFF, east from line bet Sections 3 and 10 to east line of Platt 276. next south of Tuley.
YOUNG, east from old Vincennes Road to alley south of Ohio. WASHINGTON, north from Ealy to north line of Griffin Tract, west of Constitution.
WILLOW, east from Maiden Lane, to alley, near J., M. & I. R. R.
Appendix City of New Albany.
CITY GOVERNMENT AND CITY AND COUNTY RECORD.
City Election First Tuesday in May, organize within ten days thereafter.
CITY OFFICERS.
MAYOR-Bela C. Kent. CITY CLERK-Wm. B. Jackson, Jr.
TREASURER-Samuel M. Weir.
MARSHAL-David W. Carpenter.
CITY ENGINEER-C. O. Bradford.
CHIEF OF POLICE-Thomas Smithwick.
CHIEF OF FIRE DEPARTMENT-William Merker.
CITY ATTORNEY-D. W. Lafollette. STREET COMMISSIONER-David W. Miller.
WHARF MASTER-Andrew McBarron.
MARKET MASTER James Hobson.
CITY GAUGER Peleg Fiske. CITY WEIGHER-Samuel Sisloff. PUMP CONTRACTOR-W. Hurley. SEXTON NORTHERN CEMETERY-John H. Dorst. SEXTON COL'D BURIAL GROUNDS-Henry Sterrett. CITY PRINTERS Ledger-Standard Co.
BOARD OF HEALTH-John Sloan, Geo. Cannon and An- drew Neat.
COMMON COUNCIL.
Bela C. Kent, President. Wm. B. Jackson, Jr., Clerk. Ist Ward-George Penn and Austin J. Kistler. 2d Ward-William Dunbar and Louis Vernia. 3d Ward-Phil. Kepley and Ferd. Hollmann. 4th Ward-R. P. Main and R. C. Knoefel. 5th Ward-Chus. Wible and John Newhouse.
6th Ward-Wm. H. Stephens, Sr., and C. C. Jones.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Finance-Vernia, Kistler, Knoefel. Claims-Main, Kepley, Hollmann.
21
CARON'S NEW ALBANY DIRECTORY.
CARON'S NEW ALBANY DIRECTORY.
20
Ordinance-Wible, Penn, C. C. Jones. Streets and Alleys Knoefel, Vernia, Kistler. Fire Department-Penn, Kistler, Stephens. Police-Hollmann, C. C. Jones, Knoefel. Gas-Light- Stephens, Vernia, Main. Water Works-Kistler, Dunbar, Knoefel. Contracts-Knoefel, Hollmann, Kepley. Wells and Pumps --- C. C. Jones, Newhouse, Main. Markets -- Newhouse, Vernia, Wible. License-Kistler, Kepley, Stephens. Wharves-Stephens, Vernia, Main. Cemeteries-Dunbar, Wible, C. C. Jones. Schools -- Penn, Vernia, Wible. Election -- Kepley, Stephens, Newhouse.
R. R. and T. Pikes --- Dunbar, C. C. Jomes, Main.
Military --- Hollmann, Wible, Main.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
CHIEF OF POLICE --- Thomas Smithwick.
STATION HOUSE KEEPER --- Barney McManus.
POLICE.
Thomas Cannon, Pat. Leonard, Herman Fein, J. G. Elbert, B. J. Rager, Morris Stilwell, Joseph Hicks, Stephen Meeker, A. Knapp, Frank Richards, August May.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The fire department of the City of New Albany has been conducted as a paid department since 1865. As now consti- tuted, with one steamer, one hook and ladder truck and three reel carriages, it is sustained at an annual expense of about $22.092 50, which includes the cost of fire plugs. The use of fire-plugs throughout the city has made the service of two steamers useless. William Merker, chief engineer: office, Market, northwest corner Upper Third.
REEL No. 1 --- Market, nw cor U 18th. REEL No. 8 --- ss Market, bet L 3d and 4th REEL No. 2 --- Spring, se cor U 4th.
HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY --- ss Market, bet L 1st and 2d
EDUCATIONAL.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES --- Office, Spring, ne cor Bank. Morris McDonald, president; C. H. Fawcett, treasurer ; G. E. Sackett, secretary ; H. B. Jacobs, supt.
MALE HIGH SCHOOL --- Situated on Lower First Street, sw cor Spring.
FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL --- Situated on Spring Street, northeast corner Bank. Mrs. M. M. Lindley, principal ; Miss Maggie Hamilton, first asst; Miss Fannie Fawcett, second asst.
UPPER SPRING STREET SCHOOL --- Situated on north side Spring Street, bet U Fifteenth and Vincennes.
INDEPENDENT GERMAN-AMERICAN SCHOOL --- Situated on Market Street, between Upper Eighth and Ninth. J. B. James, principal.
UPPER MAIN STREET SCHOOL --- Situated on Main Street, bet Seventh and Ninth. William Rady, prin.
UPPER FOURTH STREET SCHOOL --- Situated on U Fourth Street, bet Spring and Elm. John T. Smith, prin.
UPPER NINTH STREET SCHOOL --- U 9th, bet Oak and Sycamore. Miss Anna Dalby, prin.
UPPER ELEVENTH STREET (COL'D) SCHOOL --- Sit- uated on Market, sw cor U Eleventh. Mrs. William J. Scott, prin.
LOWER SECOND STREET (COL'D) SCHOOL -- Situated on Lower Second, sw cor Elm. W. J. Scott, prin.
LOWER MARKET STREET SCHOOL --- Situated on Mar- ket Street, bet Lower Fifth and Sixth. Miss Sue E. Hooper, prin.
LOWER SPRING STREET SCHOOL-Situated on Spring Street, bet Lower Fifth and Sixth. Jacob B. Starr, prin. LOWER ALBANY SCHOOL-Situated on the west side of Jackson St., bet Second and Third. G. A. Friedley, prin. WEST UNION SCHOOL-Situated on Jackson, west of Hildreth. William S. McClure, prin.
WEST UNION (COL'D) SCHOOL-Situated on Pearl, nr Union. Eliza Clay, prin.
DEPAUW COLLEGE, FOR YOUNG LADIES -- This institu- tion, the property of the Indiana Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, occupies one of the most pleasant and com- manding situations in the most beautiful portion of the City. - Strictly Protestant in its teachings, it yet offers every advan- tage of Roman Catholic Schools in discipline and in thorough- ness of instruction.
22
CARON'S NEW ALBANY DIRECTORY.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES --- W. C. DePauw, prest; A. Dowling, sec; P. R. Stoy, treas. W. C. DePauw, Rev. G. D. Watson, S. J. Alexander, M. D., Asa Iglehart, J. H. Forman, J. G. Harrison, F. E. Dishman, J. A. Wood, P. R. Stoy, Rev. J. L. Pitner, J. H. Conner, W. H. Sullivan, M. A. Weir, E. R. Day Rev. I. N. Thompson, M. Wood and A. Dowling.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION-Rev. W. R. Halstead, A. M., pres. Professor of Mental and Moral Science and Languages; R. A. Ogg, M. S., vice pres., Professor of Belleslettres and History; Ida M. Andrus, M. A., Intermediate Teacher; Emma C. Dewhurst, Principal of Music Department; Amanda F. Plaskett, M. A., Principal of Art Department; Adelia Wood- ruff, M. S., Preparatory Teacher; Ellen Hutchinson, Primary Teacher.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS, HALLS, ETC.
CITY HALL State street, southwest cor Spring. COURT HOUSE- State street, southeast cor Spring. COUNTY JAIL-State street, northeast cor Spring. MUSIC HALL-Pearl street, northeast cor Spring. MASONIC HALL-(Scottish Rite), Pearl street, opposite . Music Hall.
MASONIC HALL --- (York Rite), Market street, southwest cor Pearl.
ODD FELLOW'S HALL-Market, northeast cor Bank. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS HALL-West side State street, bet Main and Market.
TEMPERANCE HALL-South side Main street, between State and Pearl.
BRIGGS' HALL-Market, southeast cor State.
SPIRITUAL HALL-Pearl street, northeast cor Market. MAENNECHOR HALL-State street, southeast corner Market.
TURNER HALL-Main street, northwest cor Lower First. CLAPP'S BLOCK-South side Main, bet State and Pearl. DEPAUW BLOCK-Pearl street, southeast cor Spring.
VERNIA'S BLOCK --- Pearl street, northwest cor Spring.
COUNTY OFFICERS AND THEIR SALARIES.
JUDGE OF CIRCUIT COURT --- (4th Judicial District), John S. Davis. Term expires Oct., 1882. Salary $2,500.
CARON'S NEW ALBANY DIRECTORY.
23
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY --- (4th Judicial District), T. L. Smith.' Term expires Nov. 1880. Salary $600 and fees.
CLERK OF THE COURTS --- John B. Mitchell. Office, Court House. Term expires Nov. 1882. Fees. Deputy Clerk, Fred Sauer.
SHERIFF --- John Hahn. Office, Spring street, northeast corner State. Term expires Nov. 1880. Fees. Deputy Sheriff, Henry R. W. Meyer.
RECORDER --- Charles Schwartzel. Office, Court House. Term expires Nov. 1882. Fees.
AUDITOR --- Thomas Hanlon. Office, Court House. Term expires Nov. 1883. Fees. Deputy Auditor, Andrew M. Weir.
Need help finding more records? Try our genealogical records directory which has more than 1 million sources to help you more easily locate the available records.