Polk's Indianapolis (Marion County, Ind.) city directory, 1889, Part 1

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M. S. HUEY & SON,

Manufacturers and Dealers in Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Doors, Sash and Blinds. Specialty Wood Mantels and Cabinets for the trade.

BEE HIVE PLANING MILL 73 Pendleton Ave., Indianapolis. Branch Yard, 116 North Delaware Street. We retail Mantels, Grates, Tile Facings and Hearths at 116 North Delaware Street.

AVING had more than twelve years' successful experience in securing Letters Patent, and having also a thorough knowledge of Mechanics as well as Patent Law, we continue to offer our services to Inventors and Owners of Patent Property, confi- dent of our ability to give entire satisfaction to those who desire the best protection available for their inventions.

We not only procure Patents, Trade Marks, Designs, Copyrights, Labels, and all forms of Protection granted by the United States and other Governments on works of In- vention and Authorship, but we act as Counsel and Expertsin litigated cases, or where litigation is expected or threatened. We also make investi- gations, when a determination of the validity or scope of any ex- isting Patent is desired, upon which to base a purchase of such Patent, or a de- cision as to whether the manufacture or sale of the invention described in it can be safely undertaken.

ERNEST W. BRADFORD.

C. & E. W. BRADFORD,

Solicitors of American and Foreign ** PATENTS*K

TELEPHONE No. 1682

I'he leading Inventors and Manufacturers of Indianapolis and vicinity are now and have been for years INDIANAPOLIS, IND. regular clients, as well as many from other por- tions of Indiana and other (SUCCESSORS TO C. BRADFORD) States, north, west and south. One member of our firm spends a considerable portion of his time in Washington, D. C., and we thus have unsurpassed facilities for trans- 16 AND 18 HUBBARD BLOCK, acting our business. This arrangement Ccr. Washington and Meridian Sts. gives our clients in this portion of the coun- try the advantage of personal consultations with their attorneys, and also the advantage of the personal attendance of their attorneys a the Patent Office in the prosecution of their cases. We refer to the banks, express companies, mer- cantile agencies and leading manufacturers of Indiana- polis. Inventors will find it to their interest to con- sult us. Promptness and efficiency guaranteed. Call or write for pamphlet. Charges always reasonable.

CHESTER BRADFORD.

ESTABLISHED 1876-

DEAN BROS. STEAM PUMP WORKS,

DEAN

EAN BROS.S

IMP WORKS

J.S. CONANT

Office and Works, Corner Madison Avenue and Ray Street,

-MANUFACTURERS OF --- -

Steam & Pumping $ Machinery FOR ALL PURPOSES

DEAN BROS.

INDIANAPOLIS.

FIRE PUMPS, AIR PUMPS, :

BOILER FEEDERS, DUPLEX PUMPS, VACUUM PUMPS,

DISTILLERY PUMPS,

BREWERY PUMPS.

SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE.

GRANITE

MONUMENTS

-AND

STATUARY.

A. A. MCKAIN,

32 MASSACHUSETTS AVE.

INDIANAPOLIS.

CIRCLE HOUSE

No. 15 North Meridian Street, Three Squares North of Union Depot, INDIANAPOLIS.

First-Class Restaurant

Attached to the House.

H. ACKELOW, Proprietor.

Special Rates to Traveling Men.

THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST BECAUSE IT IS THE SAFEST.

MURRAY & MOSIER, STEAM

-- AND-

GAS FITTERS

No. 80 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE,

MAKE A SPECIALTY OF

Natural Gas Fitting

And by reason of ten years' experience in this business in the Pennsylvania gas fields lead all competitors in safe, reliable and satisfactory work. They employ only competent and careful fitters that know how to handle this luxurious fuel. They also keep constantly on hand a full line of NATURAL GAS SUPPLIES AND APPLIANCES, that by actual scientific tests have proved to be the best in the market.

ESTIMATES MADE ON EVERYTHING That pertains to the business, from the furnishing of a lava tip to a gas well.

GASY Logs, Stoves, Lamps, Torches, Coal, Fuel, Fixtures

Regulators, Shut offs, Air Mixers, Stove Burners, Floor Plates, Globe Valves.

THE LUNGREN PATENT REGENERATIVE

NATURAL GAS LAMP

25,000 IN USE IN THE UNITED STATES.

It is especially applicable for lighting Offices, Stores, Factories, Mills, Show Windows, Libraries and all situations where increased illumination is desired.

MURRAY & MOSIER, City Agents,

80 Massachusetts Ave., Indianapolis, Ind.

NICKUM

CONFECTIONERY

ICE CREAM

WATERICES

ARCTIC

WEDDING CAKES

THE BAKER

AND CONFECTIONER,

Furnishes Weddings, Parties, Afternoon Teas, with everything pertaining to that line-Set Tables, Furnish Chairs, Linen, China and Waiters.

ICE CREAM IN ANY VARIETY

Such as Plain, Neapolitan and Tutti Frutti, all the year round.

OYSTERS IN SEASON.

Cor. Christian Ave. and Broadway and 354 College Ave. CALL OR TELEPHONE 1035.

INSTITUTE OF PE ANSHH

Bryant&Stratton

ENGLISH TRAINING SCHOOL

Indianapolis

Business University.

WHEN . CLOTHING STORE . WHEN

OWEN

SQUARE

PIXLEY

DEALING

TICE

WHEN BLOCK, NORTH PENNSYLVANIA ST., OPPOSITE POST-OFFICE,

Established 1850. (BRYANT & STRATTON.) Reorganized 1885.

INDIANAPOLIS BUSINESS UNIVERSITY

(The consolidation by purchase and transfer of the Bryant & Stratton Business Col- lege, the Indianapolis Business College, and Bryant's Business College.)

REDMAN, HEEB and OSBORN, Principals and Proprietors . The Leading Commercial and Short-hand School in Indiana. Permanent Faculty of Experienced and Competent Instructors. Thorough and Effi- cient Methods of Practical Business Education.

Every young man and woman needs, for a successful future, the Practical Busi- ness Training obtainable in this institution.

COURSE OF STUDY.

Book-keeping, Penmanship, Arithmetic, Commercial Law, Correspondence, English, Spell- ing, Business Forms, and the details of Practical Affairs by Actual Business (office) Practice, thoroughly taught. Elocution, German, French and Spanish provided for.

SHORT-HAND AND TYPE-WRITING.

We teach the most practical systems of Phonography, and have the best equipped Short-hand School in the State.

STUDENTS ENTER ANY TIME. DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL.

Complicated and Confused Accounts Accurately Adjusted. Partnership books opened and Balance- sheets satisfactorily rendered.

VISITORS WELCOME. CALL AT UNIVERSITY OFFICE, 31 WHEN BLK. ELEGANT CATALOGUE FREE.

BROSNAN'SK

NICOLI-50.

WIGWAM SLIPPERS

GREAT SPECIALTIES

BROSNAN'S

CINCINNATI SHOE STORE,

No. 58 Indiana Avenue, City.

J. E. SHOVER. W. F CHRISTIAN.

SHOVER & CHRISTIAN, Contractors And Builders

ARCHITECTS AND SUPERINTENDENTS.

House, Sign and Ornamental Painters,

Library and Art Furniture,

Dealers in Mirrors, French Plate, Sheet, Cut, Embossed and Cathedral

GLASS,

Hammered and Ribbed Glass for Skylights. .

TELEPHONE 160.

Nos. 115 to 125 North Alabama Street,

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

C. B. WANAMAKER, Pres.

A. W. MARSHALL, Sec. and Treas.

ESTABLISHED 1875. INCORPORATED 1888.

INDIANAPOLIS

ELECTROTYPE # FOUNDRY

TELEPHONE 474. 59 WEST MARYLAND STREET.

Electrotyping, Stereotyping

The importance of this fast growing industry is beginning to be fully realized by wide- awake PRINTERS, MANUFACTURERS and ADVERTISERS in all branches of business. We have the largest and most thoroughly equipped establishment for this kind of work in the state, and one of the best in the west. We employ the

MOST COMPETENT WORKMEN

that can be procured, which enables us to do Electrotyping and Stereotyping, in all their branches, in the shortest possible time and of a quality second to none. Scale of prices fur- nished on application.

ENGRAVING

In this indispensable adjunct to judicious advertising you will find us fully up to the times, being prepared to receive orders for

Wood and Photo Engraving, Zine Etching, Kaolatypes, Wax Engraving, Etc.

LEADS AND SLUGS.

A full stock always on hand of our own manufacture, unexcelled for accuracy and beauty of finish, and are giving excellent satisfaction.

PRINTING INKS

Black and colored, of superior quality, kept in stock, as well as Brass Rules, Galleys, Cases,. Furniture, Quoins. In fact, anything you may want in a printing office.

WE ARE MANUFACTURERS OF

PATTERN LETTERS

of all kinds for the use of Pattern-Makers, Founders and Machinists. Send for price lists and discounts to the INDIANAPOLIS ELECTROTYPE FOUNDRY, 59 W. Maryland St .. Indianapolis.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL,

R. & B. .F. CHARLES HOTEL ; AND :-

RESTAURANT

VANDERCOOK-CO.ANG. CHICACO

Nos. 26 to 38 North Illinois Street, Next to Bates House

RATES $1.50 PER DAY. ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.

JOHN MURRAY, PROPRIETOR, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

BRINKER & HABENEY

STEAM

CIGAR BOX

COLORADO

MANUFACTURERS, Also Dealers in Labels, Ribbons, Nails, Flavors, Colors, Etc. 105 and 107 S. NewJersey St., Indianapolis.

THOS. MARKEY, President. AUG. WEBER, Secretary. PETER ZEIEN, Treasurer· SOUTHSIDE FOUNDRY COMPANY,

SOUTH SIDE FOUNDRY

comeys

FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS,

Manufacturers of all kinds of Gray Iron Castings. Strict Attention given to Job Work. Prices Low.

Telephone 158. 28 Shelby Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

Board, Livery and Sale Stable

OFFICE

L. J. HADLEY, Proprietor, 173 and 175 East Michigan St., INDIANAPOLIS.

Special Attention given to Training of Horses and Colts.

GEO. W. KILLINGER,

MANUFACTURER OF

BAR FIXTURES

STORE AND OFFICE FURNITURE.

Shop, corner Missouri and Court. Finishing Wareroom, corner Mississippi and Court (opp. new State-house). Office, 40 West Market St.

Indianapolis, Ind.

ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORKS.

FREDERICK NOELKE, MANUFACTURER OF

Jail and Court-House Work. IRON ROOF TRUSSES, GRATINGS.

Specialties of Manufacture : Bank Vaults, Tron Doors and Window Shutters, Iron Stairways, Walk Lights, Iron Bedsteads, Window Guards, Bolts and General Iron Building Material, etc.

Nos. 212, 214, 216, 218, 220, 222 and 224 S. Pennsylvania St. INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

H. F. SOLLIDAY, MANUFACTURER OF Baking Powder

FLAVORING EXTRACTS AND VINEGAR,

IMPORTER AND GRINDER OF SPICES,

80 S. Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis, Ind.

Western Branch, Wichita, Kansas.

PYLE HOUSE,

No. 95 North Meridian Street, Half-Square North of Circle,

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

First-Class Accommodations. Rates, $1.00 and $1.50 Per Day. Reduced Rates to Permanent Boarders.

PORTER BROS., PROP'S.

Mrs. Elizabeth Howard

Manufacturer of Rag and Listing

GARPETS

And Dealer in All Kinds of

CARPET FACTORY

RAG AND INGRAIN CARPETS

50 Russell Avenue. Give us a call.

J. M. SOWDERS

THE

ONLY

First-Class Fish Dealer

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

A30マ

VIRGINIA AVENUE,

Indianapolis, Indiana.

Hotels, Restaurants and Private Families Supplied on Short Notice.

HETHERINGTON & BERNER,

Leading Manufacturers

STEAM

BOILERS.

NICOLISE INOPIS 19 TO 27 WEST SOUTH ST., INDIANAPOLIS.

G. W. STANLEY.

P. A. SALISBURY.

SALISBURY & STANLEY, Contractors = and =Builders

177 Clinton Street, Indianapolis.

Carpenter Work and Repairing of all Kinds Done on Short Notice. Order by TELEPHONE 999.

W. McWORKMAN,

-- MANUFACTURER OF-

Galvanized -Iron

ornices

WINDOW AND DOOR TRIMMINGS, Patent Sky Lights, Slate and Tin Roofing,

1/7 NORTH ALABAMA STREET, INDIANAPOLIS.

General Job Work in Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron. Prompt Attention given to Work out of the city.

** C. F. RAFERT: 1

CONTRACTORK And BUILDER

AND DEALER IN LUMBER.

Lath, Shingles, Sash, Doors and Blinds,

Office, 123, 125 & 127 E. Pratt St., bet. Delaware & Alabama Sts., INDIANAPOLIS All Job Work Promptly Attended to and SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.

GEO W. MILLER ED. DICKINSON. G_ I_ MILLER & CO.,

CARRIAGE

And WAGON

Builders,

BLOM CREME

Nos. 86 and 88 E. New York St., Indianapolis REPAIRING AND JOB WORK A SPECIALTY.

C. S. BUTTERFIELD,

SUPERIOR

MERCANTILE PRINTER

- =AND STATIONER

Room 10, 6612 North Pennsylvania Street, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

ILLUMINATED AND STEEL PLATE SOCIETY ADDRESS CARDS.

These cards are the very latest designs and styles and are far superior to the cheap imitations offered by'those who can neither originate, imitate nor skillfully execute.

CHARLTON EDEN.

SAMUEL C. EDEN. HARRY G. EDEN.

C. EDEN & CO.

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

Job Work a Specialty.

Shop and Office, 164 North Delaware Street.

Adjusters of Fire Losses.

Residence, 166 North Delaware Street,

INDIANAPOLIS.

H.F.COOK'S AFRICAN WILDFLOWER SALVE FOR

RHEUMATISM & NEURALGIA

THE BEST

AND

ONLY

CURE

EARTH

H. F. COOK'S

African Wild Flower

SALVE

A Sure Cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia.

Price, $1.00 Per Jar or Six for $5.00.

WILD OATS BLOOD TONIC

An Infallible System Regulator for Blood and Skin Diseases. Manufactured by H. F. Cook, 107 Massachusetts Avenue, Indianapolis, Ind.

VM. SWAN,

BIRD

STORE

Dealer in all kinds of Birds

And Manufacturer of Mocking Bird Food,

113 Massachusetts Avenue,

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

J. C. Matthews & Co.

PRACTICAL

Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters

NATURAL GAS FITTING A SPECIALTY. All Work Guaranteed and Promptly Attended to.

No. 58 West Maryland Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

F. M. ROTTLER,

-MANUFACTURER OF -----

Fine

Harness

And Turf Goods,

18 North Delaware St., Indianapolis, Ind.

AMERICAN BOILER WORKS CRUSE BROS .; & SHALER, Propr etors.

Boilers, Tanks and Sheet Iron Work of all descriptions made to order on short notice. Special Attention given to Boiler Repairing. Our prices are lower than the lowest. Give us a call. 284 South Tennessee Street. Telephone 1002.

M.K.FATOUT.CONTRACTOR &ALHILDER

O. A. MALLON, Manager.

M. K. FATOUT,

Contractor Builder

Also Dealer in Hard and Soft Wood Lumber, Sash, Doors and Blinds, Etc.

453 EAST ST. CLAIR STREET, Indianapolis, Ind.

T. J. SWEENEY, Clerk.

THE CAPITOL HOUSE

187 to 197 W. Washington St.

Newly furnished and fitted up and is under new manage-

ment. . Every effort has been made to make it one of the Best Hotels in Indianapolis.

HEATED BY NATURAL GAS. RATES, $1.50 PER DAY

SPECIAL RATES MADE ON APPLICATION.

E. M. SPAYD, Proprietor,

The Ohio, Indiana and Western R'y

THE GREAT

B& W ROUTE

Is the Best Equipped Line for both Day and Night travel.

6 THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS 6

Four of which run daily, including Sundays, between

INDIANAPOLIS*

And SPRINGFIELD, COLUMBUS, SANDUSKY, BLOOMINGTON

AND PEORIA.

Woodruff Combination Sleeping, Drawing Room and Reclining Chair Buffet Cars and Mitchell Reclining Chair Cars on all Trains. MODERN DAY COACHES from SPRINGFIELD and INDIANAPOLIS to Quincy, Ill., Burlington, Ia., Lincoln, Neb., and Kansas City, Mo., without change.

Take THE DANVILLE ROUTE to CHICAGO

Through tickets on sale at Union Station and City Ticket Office, 42 & 44 Jackson Place.

GEO. BUTLER, General Agent.

C. E. HENDERSON, Gen'l Manager.

I. H. WILSON, Gen'l Sup't.

B. C. KELSEY,

Ass't G. P. & T. A.

H. M. BRONSON.

G. P. & T. A.

THE

I. D. & W. RY.

Is the only line running Reclining Chair Cars daily between

INDIANAPOLIS, IND., -AND-

KEOKUK, IA.,

WITHOUT CHANGE, PASSING THROUGH

DECATUR, SPRINGFIELD, JACKSONVILLE, CHAPIN, BLUFFS and CLAYTON, ILL.

Passengers for Hannibal, Mo., and Quincy, Ill., change into through cars at Bluffs and Clayton, respectively, without leav- ing the train.

POSITIVELY THE SHORTEST LINE TO KANSAS CITY

And all points West, and the only one by which passengers have the choice of routes via either St. Louis, Louisiana or Hannibal, Mo., Quincy, Ill., Keokuk, Burlington or Davenport, Ia.

H. A. CHERRIER, City Ticket Agt., 134 South Illinois Street. INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

L. A. BOYD,

JOHN S. LAZARUS,

Superintendent.

Gen. Pass. Agent.

THE PRINCIPAL AND

BEST ROUTE TO THE WEST

-IS THE-

VANDALIA LINE

AND the reason for it being is apparent to all those who travel between the East and the West. Its trains run solid from Indian- apolis to St. Louis, and the service is con- ceded to be unequaled. Comfortable day coaches that are kept tidy and clean, hand- some and elegantly furnished parlor cars with easy sofa chairs go to make the trip from In- dianapolis to St. Louis a pleasure rather than a hardship. Pullman Sleeping Cars are run on day and night trains ; a local sleeper is also run for the convenience of local travel between Indianapolis and St. Louis, and pas- sengers can get into the car at or near the Union Station any time after 8: 30 P. M., and will not be disturbed until St. Louis is reached at 7: 00 A. M. Rates are always as low as by less important routes.

THROUGH EXPRESS TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS :

Leave Indianapolis 7:30 A. M., 11:55 A. M., 11:00 P. M. Arrive St. Louis 5:00 P. M., 7:30 P. M. and 7:00 A. M., respectively.

Before making arrangements for a western trip, be sure to write or call upon

H. R. DERING,

Ass't Gen. Pass. Agt. Vandalia Line,

48 W. Washington St., Indianapolis, Ind.

THINGS TO BE SEEN.

Do you want to see one of the finest agricultural regions that this country can produce ?

Do you want to see the marvelous natural gas and oil wells in Ohio and Indiana gushing forth their pro- duct in sufficient quantities to not only illuminate and heat a score of metropolitan cities, but to generate power enough for innumerable mills and factories ?

Do you want to see Findlay, Lima, Celina, Port- land, Noblesville, Kokomo and many other cities and towns possessing these wells, teeming with healthy and prosperous advance and affording the merchant, the manufacturer, the speculator and the sight-seer abundant facilities for their respective vo- cations ?

Of course you do, and your wishes can be gratified by taking a trip over the Lake Erie and Western Railroad-" Natural Gas Route "-which passes all the above specified attractions. Solid trains equipped with through coaches, elegant reclining chair cars and combination sleeping and parlor cars, run over its line daily, between Sandusky, O., and Peoria, Ill. ; solid trains also run over its line between Indianapo- lis and Michigan City, with connection for Toledo and Detroit. Close connections to and from all points. Bear this in mind when ready to start.

LOOK AT THE MAP

And See for Yourself that the Old Reliable

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HAMILTON

CINCINNATI, HAMILTON &DAYTONRR. CINCINNATI

Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton R. R.

-- -Is the Proper Line to and from-

INDIANAPOLIS & CINCINNATI

With Through Car Service between CINCINNATI and CHICAGO, CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS, CINCINNATI and INDIANAPOLIS, CINCINNATI, DAYTON, TOLEDO and DETROIT,

RECLINING CHAIR CAR between CINCINNATI, DECATUR and SPRINGFIELD, ILL., and KEOKUK, IOWA. PARLOR CHAIR CARS on Day, and SLEEPING CARS on Night Trains "YEAR ROUND."

ASK FOR TICKETS VIA C.H. & D. R. R.

For Full Information, Tickets, Sleeping Car Space, etc., inquire of or address the following agents: WM. H. FISHER. Gen'l Agent C. HI. & I. R. R., Cor. Illinois St. and Kentucky Ave., Indianapolis, Ind .; FRANK REIHN, Northern Passenger Agent. 151 Jefferson Ave , Detroit, Mich ; JOHN BASTABLE, District Passenger Agent. No. 5 Bridge St., Toledo, Ohio; W. H .. WHITTLESEY, Central Passenger Agent, Phillips House, Dayton, Ohio; WM A. WIGGENS, Southern Passenger Agent, Chattanooga, Tenn.

Ticket Offices in Cincinnati :

Northwest Cor. Fifth and Vine. No. 57 West Fourth Street. Depot Ticket Office, Fifth and Hoadly Streets. Also General Passenger Agent's Office, No. 200 W. Fourth Street, and S. E. Cor. Fourth and Scott Streets, Covington, Kentucky.

C. C. WAITE, Vice President and Gen'l Manager.

CHAS. H. ROCKWELL, General Passenger and Ticket Agent.

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INDIANAPOLIS

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THE

WABASH

RAILWAY,

Is the Direct, Most Popular and Only Line Running

THROUGH CARS

To and from All the Following Principal Points :

ST. LOUIS,

DETROIT, ST. THOMAS, NEW YORK, CHICAGO, DECATUR,

QUINCY,

KEOKUK,

TOLEDO,

FORT WAYNE,

NIAGARA FALLS, BUFFALO, BOSTON, PEORIA, SPRINGFIELD,

JACKSONVILLE, HANNIBAL,

AND KANSAS CITY. INDIANAPOLIS,

AND CINCINNATI.

THE CAR SERVICE OF THE

Wabash Railway

Is Unsurpassed, and consists of Handsome New SMOKING and PARLOR COACHES, Elegant FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS, the best and most completely equipped DINING CAR SERVICE in the World, and the magnificent PULLMAN PALACE, WAGNER and WOODRUFF SLEEPING CARS.

The road-bed is kept in Splendid Condition. The tracks are all laid with heavy steel rails, and the fast time, close connections and superior accommodations on the Wabash are unequaled by any other line.

Information in Regard to Routes, Rates, Time of Trains, Connections, etc., will be cheerfully and promptly furnished on application, personally or by letter, to any Agent of the Wabash Railway.

JOHN McNULTA,

Receiver.

K. H. WADE, Gen'l Supt.

S. W. SNOW,

Gen'l Passenger Agt.

CHICAGO.

The Chicago & Grand Trunk

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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAYS

RUN SOLID TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN

CHICAGO AND NIAGARA FALLS

Without change of Cars of any Class, with Through Pullman Cars to NEW YORK and BOSTON without change,

DINING CARS ON LIMITED EXPRESS TRAINS.

THROUGH PULLMAN CARS DAILY Chicago to Detroit and Saginaw Valley, Chicago to Buffalo, Chicago to Niagara Falls, Chicago to New York, Chicago to Toronto, Chicago to Montreal, Chicago to Boston.

CANADIAN PASSENGERS

Can now have their Baggage examined and Passed Customs at our Depot in Chicago, cor. Fourth Avenue and Polk St., thereby avoiding all annoyance and delay at the Canadian frontier.

Detroit, Grand Haven & Milwaukee Railway THE SHORTEST, CHEAPEST AND MOST PLEASANT ROUTE BETWEEN

THE NORTHWEST, MICHIGAN, CANADA AND THE EAST. SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS AND PARLOR CARS ON DAY TRAINS.

100 MILES IN DISTANCE SAVED BETWEEN MILWAUKEE and DETROIT and the EAST.

JOSEPH HICKSON, General Manager. L. J. SEARGEANT, Traffic Manager. WM. EDGAR, Gen'l Pass. Agent. Grand Trunk Railway, Montreal.

W. J. SPICER, General Manager, Detroit, Mich. GEO. B. REEVE, Traffic Manager, Chicago, Ill. W. E. DAVIS, General Passenger Agent, Chicago, Il.

Chicago & Grand Trunk R'y and Det., G. Haven & Milwaukee R'y, Chicago, Il.

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CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL

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Now Owns and Operates Over 5,600 Miles of Thoroughly Equipped Road in ILLINOIS, WISCONSIN,

MINNESOTA, IOWA,

MISSOURI and DAKOTA.

Each recurring year its lines are extended in all directions to meet the necessities of the rapidly populating sections of country West, Northwest and Southwest of Chicago, and to furnish a market for the products of the Greatest Agricultural and Stock Raising Districts of the World.

In Illinois it operates 317 Miles of Track, in Wisconsin 1,332 Miles, in lowa 1,556 Miles, in Minnesota 1,122 Miles, in Dakota 1,213 Miles, in Missouri 142 Miles.

And the end is not yet. It has terminals in such large cities as

Chicago, Milwaukee, La Crosse, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Fargo, Sioux City, Council Bluffs, Omaha, Kansas City and St. Joseph, Mo.,

And along its lines are hundreds of large and small thriving cities, towns and vil- lages. Manufacturing interests are cultivated, and all branches of trade find encour- agement. The Railway Company has a just appreciation of the value of its patrons, and its magnificent earnings are the result of the good business tact which character- izes the management of its affairs.

The popularity of the line is attested by the fact that notwithstanding the strong- est kind of competition of old and new lines, the CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAILWAY continues to carry the greater portion of all the business between CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, ST. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS ... Itis the best pat- ronized route to and from all points in WISCONSIN, MINNESOTA, DAKOTA and IOWA, and its KANSAS CITY AND ST. JOSEPH LINE will undoubtedly take equal rank with the older lines leading to and from the Southwest.

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Polk's Indianapolis (Marion County, Ind.) city directory, 1889, Part 1

Author: Publication date: 1889 Publisher: R.L. Polk Number of Pages: 866

Author:
Publication date: 1889
Publisher: R.L. Polk
Number of Pages: 866