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REYNOLDS HISTORICAL GENEALOGY COLLECTION
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URQUHART'S'
DIRECTORY
--- OF --- 13-5-6-11 Richmond and Wayne County,
FOR 1879-80,
CONTAINING
A LIST OF THE INHABITANTS, THEIR RESIDENCE AND OCCUPATION; A CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY; A COMPLETE REC- ORD OF CHURCHES, SCHOOLS, SECRET AND BENEV- OLENT SOCIETIES; CITY AND COUNTY OFFICERS, COURTS, ETC.
PRICE FOUR DOLLARS.
SOLD ONLY ON SUBSCRIPTION.
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COMPILED AND PUBLISHED BY WILLIAM A. URQUHART.
RICHMOND, IND .: DAILY AND WEEKLY PALLADIUM PRINTING HOUSE,
1879.
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BEE HIVE STORE. D. B. Crawford & Son,
DRY GOODS,
CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHES, SHADES AND FIXTURES,
242 Main Street, Richmond, Ind. .
W. F. HMIATT.
W. J. HIATT.
ZITATT & MIATT,
COFFEE ROASTERS -- -AND DEALERS IN-
FINE TEAS,
Staple and Fancy Groceries, Foreign and Domestic Fruits,
BIT MAIN ST., LeICHIMOND.
TO THE TRADE-We are the only party in Eastern Indiana Roasting and Grinding their own Coffees by STEAM, ON THE PREMISES. Our Coffees are roasted in an Improved Patent Air-Tight Cylinder, which constantly revolves, thereby preventing it from scorching ( which renders Coffee litter . and the cylinder being air-tight, but little of the aroma or strength can os- cape. Coffee roasted in this way will go farther and be better flavored than that roasted by any other process, and is, consequently, CHEAPER.
WIGGINS & CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF HARNESS, Saddles, Bridle., Collars, Nets, Whips, Gun Cases and Covers. Horse Boots, cie.
Saddler, Harware, band's Whips, Ofis, Trunks, Vises, 221 MAIN ST., RICHMOND. IND.
SHUTE & BOLIN.
-MANUFACTURERS OF' ----
FINE CARRIACES,
Phaetons, Buggies and Light Spring Wagons.
UNION CARRIAGE WORKS, No. 255 Main Street.
WVillicenze IE. Bell,
Richmond. Loan, Real Estate and Ins. Agency, ESTABLISHED 24 YEARS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGE at LOW RATES OF INTEREST.
REAL ESTATE BOUGHT, SOLD AND EXCHANGED.
Fire Insurance Effected in First-Class Home and Foreign Companies.
* Abstracts of Title, Deeds, Mortgages, Leases. farcemente. and :Det er Instruments of Writing Escented Accurately and with Hispani.
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SUCCESSORS TO S. 8. STRATTAN, MARUTACHE MERCI
Carriages, Phaetons, Buggies, &c. 158 and 160 F !. Wayne Ave, Richmond, Ind.
All work warranted to be equal in Style. I noch and Durability of product in the United States. S. B. Strutturado Jas pergrad spiro .com of the mechanical del aimed.
THE LEADING PAPER.
RICHMOND PALLADIUM
Daily and Weekly.
THE CIRCULATION OF EITHER EDITION IS DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER WAYNE COUNTY PAPER.
Daily 15 Cents per week.
Weekly $1.00 per year.
JOB AND BOOK PRINTING,
THE PALLADIUM OFFICE RUNS
FIVE IMPROVED STEAM PRESSES,
AND IS ONE OF THE
MOST COMPLETE PRINTING ESTABLISHMENTS
IN THE STATE.
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IS PREPARED TO CONTRACT FOR JOBS OF ANY MAGNITUDE OR STYLE OF WORK, AND WILL GUARANTEE SATISFACTION.
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POPULATION OF RICHMOND.
(BY ACTUAL COUNT),
14.001
PREFACE.
In submitting this volume of the Richmond and Wayne County Directory to their patrons and the public in general. the publishers do so feeling that they have complied in goo l faith with their promise to furnish a reliable Directory of your growing city and county. As it is an impossibility to make a Directory entirely free from errors, the publishers do not claim this volume perfect.
In looking into a Directory for information, remember there are a variety of ways for spelling the most simple names, and observe these before condemning the compiler. For instance, the name of Smith is spelled Smid, Smidt. Schmid, Schmidt, Smith, Schmitt, and the name of Snyder is spelled Snider, Selmider, Schmieder, Schneider. Suicder. Sneider, etc., etc.
When taking the information for this work, an actual count was made of the number of living souls in the city of Richmond and vicinity, including West Richmond, Sovas- topol, Linden Hill, Clifton, etc., and the result is as stated at the head of this page.
Thanking all for their patronage and information, woare
Very respectfully. THE PUBLISHERS.
INDICES.
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NAME. PAGE.
Abington 318
Abington Township 318
Bethel 305
Boston 314
Boston Township 315
Cambridge City 217
Centre Township 262
Centreville 258
Clay Township 312
Dalton Township 302
Dublin . 267
East Germantown 272
Economy 288
Franklin 302
Franklin Township 306
Fountain City . 245
Green Township 253
Hagerstown 280
Harrison Townshij 300
NAME. } AGE.
Jackson Township 274
Jacksonburg 500
Jefferson Township 254
Middleboro. 321
Milton . 291
New Garden Township. 217 Perry Township
Richmond Street Direc- tory 332
Richmond Directory 17
Washington. 310
Washington Township 205
Wayne Co Directory 213
Wayne Township :21
Webster 250
Webster Township 250
White Water :05
Williamsburg
253
ADVERTISERS.
NAME. PAGE.
Bartel & Goldrick 57
Baumer J Henry 57
Bell Wm B. 3
Besselman Fred
65
Branson JI. .
15
Brown Van D, back cov- . er outside
Cary & Rowlett ..
Crawford D B & Son,
inside front cover
Dougan I G . 85
Dulin Washington I 33
Dunham & Smith 11
Fetta & Jenks, top lines
and back cover inside
Fulton Boiler Works . . 73
Guild George & Bro. .. 233
NAME. DA .T
Hiatt Hemy. 11
Hiatt & Hiatt, inside front cover
Hill David ( 33
Hill & Stafford 117
Hinton & Veregge.
Howard I R & Co.
Howes J B & Co. top
lines and . . 159
Independent News
Jenkins SA 117
Kim PP ..
Knabe Joseph . 21
Kreineier B. 78
Lane & Raukopf
Landig TJ
Lichtenfels Poter & Co
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Lichtenfels Thos C .... 49
Mather D L, back cover
outside
Middleton Wm H & Co. 25
Moormann J H.
49
Scott Gib H. 11
cover outside.
Newman C & Son 57
Shute & Bolin. 8
Newman Theodore. . . 21
Nicholson & Bro, center lines and. 85
Nye R W, front cover outside
Nye Ezra & Alexander. 33
Oesting H F 65
Palladium .1
Peltz Jolm E. 81
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St Louis Ry 29, 190
Price Charles T jr 25
Rankin FM. 117
Richmond Chair Co. 37
Richmond Temperance
Hotel. 57
Richmond Volkszeitung. 99
Riddle A T 239
Roth & Co 233
Schepmami J H -11
Schneider P 61
Morris & Hunt, front
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Shively Charles E 235 -
Shumard Warren 53
Starr Joseph W 163
Stein H & Co.
Stevenson W F
Strattan Carriage Co. 3
The Wayne Citizen. 229
Tigner Mrs. M -15
Tribune Printing Co 189
Vet Prof Chas M, front cover outside
Weisbrod Henry .. 65
Whitesell Samuel C .... 223
Wiggins & Co, inside front cover
Williams J M & Co, front
cover outside
Wilson & Wilson 117
Young Peter 65
WHELAN & MOORMAN,
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Foreign and Domoptic Ci pore.
No. 11 NORTH FILTH ST.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CITY OFFICERS.
Municipal election, first Monday in May.
Council meetings, first and third Mondays of each month.
Gen Thos W Bennett. Mayor
Richard H King
Wm P Wilson. . Treasurer
Louis O Shofer Marshal
John L Rupe City Attorney
F C Doran. City Engineer
Alexander Horney Chief of Police
E D Palmer Street Commissioner
James M King City Mea-mer
Joseph F Rowlett Wood Measure
COUNCILMEN.
1st Ward-Ed F' Rosa, John G Sehwegman
2d Ward-Thos Nestor, Walter M Richer
3d Ward-Thos W Roberts, Stephen R Wiggins
4th Ward-T Henry Davis, Chas H. Knollenberg
5th Ward-Peter C Kidder, Arthur A Curme
BOARD OF HEALTH.
T H Davis, M D, President, Chas A Kersey, C R John- son
BOARD OF PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT.
Thos W Roberts, President, Arthur A Curme, Edward F Rosa
BOARD OF POLICE.
T W Bennett, President, John G Schwegman, Walter M Richey CITY COMMISSIONERS.
A S Ruby, President, J H Moormann, E E Beetle, Fran- cis Pruyn, D K Zeller
STANDING COMMITTEEN.
FINANCE-S R Wiggins, Chairman, Jno G Sehwegman. P C Kidder
CLAIMS-Thos Nestor, Chairman, T W Roberts. S R Wiggins
STREETS AND ALLEYS - Chas I Knollenberg, Chairman. S R Wiggins , Walter M Richey
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FIRE DEPARTMENT-W M Richey, Chairman, P C Kid- der, Ed F Rosa
PUBLIC SCHOOLS-T Henry Davis, Chairman, C H Knol- lenberg, A A Curme
PUBLIC BUILDINGS-P C Kidder, Chairman, W M Rich- ey, T Henry Davis
GAS LIGHT-A A Curme, Chairman, Ed F Rosa, Thos Nestor PRINTING-John G Schwegman, Chairman, Thos Nes- tor, Chas H Knollenberg
RAILROADS-Ed F' Rosa, Chairman, A A Curme, Jno G Schwegman
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
, Chief Fire Engineer ; Company No 3-En- gineer, James Parsons ; Fireman, Chas Hebler ; Driver En- gine, Isaac Newby; Driver Hose Reel, Rufus A Newman ; Company No 4-Engineer, Irvin J Brown ; Fireman, David Miller; Driver Engine, Elwood Lancaster; Driver Hose Reel, Geo Wilson ; Driver Hook and Ladder, Chas Wilkins
IDIATION OF FIRE ALARM BOXES.
3-Chief Engineer's house, 96 North Franklin
13 -- Cor Washington and Sassafras
11-Cor Green and Walnut
15-Cor Twelfth and Mulberry
18-Cor Peart and Market
23-Cor Sixth and Walnut
21-Cor Ninth and Main
25-Cor Seventh and South Park
26-Cor Eighth and Mulberry
27-Cor Franklin and Sycamore
32-Cor Mam and Washington
34-Cor Twelfth and North
35-Cor Front and Mill 36-No 4 Enghe House 37-Reid, Beeler & Co's Pork House
:11-Piano Factory, Jackson Street
42 -- Cor Pearl and Sailor
43 -- East Oakland . 45-Cor Main and- Fifth
16-Cor Fifth and Central Avenue
52 -- No 3 Engine House 61 -- Cor Ninth and Noble
63-Cor Twelfth and Noble
152-Cor Gaar and Finley 162 -Railroad shops
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Rev J W Enders, Pres, Wm IL Bradbury, Treas, Thos N Young, Secy
City Superintendent, John Cooper
Fifth street school, east side 5th n of Broadway-Mi-s D M Posey principal ; 8 teachers
First Ward school, cor Market and Pearl-Miss N II Robinson principal; 11 teachers
North Franklin street school, cor Franklin and Sas-a- fras-Miss H M Jones principal ; 6 teachers
Eighth street school, cor 8th and Mulberry-Mrs E E Thatcher principal; 7 teachers
Whitewater school, s s Moffitt e of Ft Wayne ave- Miss Mattie Horney principal; 3 teachers
Moffitt street school, (colored,) Miss Edna Bluford teacher
South Marion street school, (colored,)-Mrs L Willians principal ; 2 teachers
South Franklin street school, (German,)-If C Stuck- enberg principal; 3 teachers
High school, cor 9th and Walnut-Mrs J G Holcombe principal; 4 teachers
New school building, Sixth District, se cor 5th and Central Avenue-8 teachers
SPECIAAL TEACHER.
Vocal Music-G M Cole
CHURCHES.
Baptist-First, w's Sthen of Main : colored, sw cor 6th and Market
Catholic-St Andrews, n e cor Pearl and Sycamore ; St Mary's n e cor Broadway and Franklin
Episcopal-St. Paul's, ne cor 5th and Broadway
Evangelical Ass'n -- Zion's Church, o's Franklin n of Sycamore
Christian Church- e's 6th s of Main
Friends-White Water Meeting Hours. cor De Wayne ave and Moffitt ; Friends Meeting House, pe om 9de val Broadway ; Friend . Meeting How . 6 % 50g . et WORK : Friends Yearly Meeting House, 5 , Juin e of Which
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Lutheran -- St John's German, w s Front n of Mill ; St Paul's German, e s Franklin s of Sycamore
Methodist-Grace M E, sw cor 7th and Broadway ; German M E, se cor Market and Franklin : Pearl Street M E, cor Pearl and Front ; African M. E, s w cor Main and Market
Presbyterian -- First, es 5th s of Main
Swedenborgian-New Jerusalem Temple, s e cor Wal- nut and Franklin
United Presbyterian-n w cor 8th and Mulberry
Wesleyan Methodist-(colored,) Seventh Street Church, e s 7th s of Park
Y. M. C. A.
Young Men's Christian Ass'n-room in Odd Fellows' Building; George Thompson, pres, Edward Bellis, secy ; meeting every Sunday afternoon at 33 o'clock
W. C. T. U.
Women's Christian Temperance Union-Mrs Esther G Dickinson, pres, Miss Mary Jarrett, secy, Mrs Jemima Hill, treas, Mrs S J Parrish, cor secy ; rooms in Odd Fellows' Building
FEDERAL OFFICERS.
J L Yaryan, Depy U S Rev Collector ; Jos H Kibbey, Register in Bankruptcy ; C C Binkley, U S Commissioner ; Almon Samson, Postmaster
WAYNE COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY.
J W Rutledge, pres, J E Taylor, vice-pres, J R Weist, secy, A T Buchanan, treas, J Pennington, J H MeIntyre, J F Hibberd, censors ; meets on the second Thursday of every alternate month, alternating between . Richmond and Cam bridge City
INCORPORATED INSTITUTIONS.
Baylies, Vaughan & Co, B P Perry, pres, L HI Bunyan, secy Chase Piano Co, Jas M Starr, pres, Richard Jackson, seey and treas, M J Chase, bus manager
Curme, Dunn & Co, A A Curme, pres, Isaac C Dunn, vice-pres, Lee J Templeton, seey and treas
Ezra Smith & Co, Mfg Assu, Ezra Smith, pres, James Smith, secy and treas
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RICHMOND DIRECTORY.
First National Bank, James E Reeves, pres, J F' Reeves, cashier
Gaar, Scott & Co, Abram Gaar, pres, Wmn G Scott, secy, John M Gaar, treas
Haynes, Spencer & Co, T W Haynes, pres, W F Spen- cer, secy and treas
Hoosier Drill Co, J M Westcott, pres, Omar Hollings- worth, secy and treas
Hutton J M & Co, J M Hutton, pres, M II Dill, scey, W P Hutton, treas
Indiana Yearly Meeting of the Society of Friends, Jos Moore, pres, Parvin Wright, supt and treas ; meets in Sept of every year at Earlham College
Richmond City Mill Works, J G Lemon, pres. L T Lemon, secy and treas, C F Walters, mechanical engineer Richmond Gas Co, James M Starr, pres, CC Binkley, secy, Jos W Starr, treas, Benjamin Starr, supt
Richmond Cutlery Co, Samson Boone, pres, Eli Jay, treas
Richmond Savings Bank, Mark E Reeves, pres, James Vanuxen jr, cashier
Richmond National Bank, Chas F Coffin, pres, Chas HI Coffin, cashier, Wm E Coffin, toller
Second National Bank, Andrew F' Scott, pres, John B Dougan, cashier, D) G Reid, teller
Wayne Agricultural Co, L L Lawrence, pres, William Baxter, vice-pres, T Wright, secy and treas
Yaryan, Adamson Co, John Yaryan, pres, Wm Adam . son, vice-pres, Almon Samson, secy
SECRET AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
(HALL, N W COR SIXTH AND MAIN.,
Webb Lodge, No 24-R R Morris, W M ; AJ Mekmnie, S W ; W L Chatfield, J W ; J J Roney, Treas ; W W Austin, Sec'y ; C E Marlatt, & D; Peter Ritter, & D; A G Oghorn, Tyler. Trustees : H N Land, E D Palmer, M B Ballard. Meets third Wednesday of each month
King Solomon Chapter, No 1, RAM -- Samuel Marlatt, HP; C Fetta, S ; W L Chatfield, K ; E E Marlatt, CH . L R Land, PS; J J Roney, Treas; W W Austin, Sec'y ; Poter
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Ritter, RA C; A G Ogborn, G. Meets second Friday of each month
Richmond Lodge, No 196-R W Deeley, W M; DG Sparks, SW; E W Hodgins, J W; J E Thomas, Treas; Jolın De Witt, Sec'y. Meets first Tuesday of each month
Wayne Council R & S M, No 10-W W Austin, IM : A J McKinnie, DIM ; C Fetta, PC; N Farlow, Treas ; E D' Palmer, Recorder ; Peter Ritter, CG ; W J Robie, S. Meets first Thursday of each month
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Richmond Commandery, No 8, K T-LeRoy Land, E C; JA MeKinie, G ; J & Smith, CG ; W W Austin, Prelate ; J J Roney, Treas ; S Marlatt, Recorder; Peter Ritter, S W; CE Marlatt, J W ; M B Ballard, St B; D J Sparks, Sir B; W J Robie, W; A G Ogborn. Guard. Meets first Monday of each month
1. 0. 0. F.
(HALL S W COR FIFTH AND MAIN.)
White Water Lodge, No 41-T J Laudig, N G; James Stevens, V G; H W Talhelm, Sec'y ; S G Dugdale, Treas. Meets every Friday evening
Herman Lodge, No 199 -- Wm Kloecker, N G ; C Fetta, V G ; Michael Keplinger, Sec'y ; Gotleib Lichtenfels, Finan- cial Sec'y ; Henry Grieve, Treas. Meets every Thursday evening
Woodward Lodge, No 212-Joh W Haller, NG; A W Stewart, V G ; A W Graves, Sec'y ; Jolm M Hinton, Treas. Meets every Wednesday evening
Richmond Lodge, No 254 -- David Wilson, N G; A G Ogborn, V G ; Geering Stace, Sec'y ; Peter Johnson, Freas. Meets every Monday evening
Harmonia Encampment. No 75-Peter Kuhhnan, C P; Leonard Sperling, H P; Michael Keplinger, S W: John Fetta, J W ; Chas HI Knollenberg, Sec'y ; CA Bartel, Treas. Meets first and third Tuesdays of each month
Oriental Encampment, No 28 -- T Personette, C P; HI R Downing, Treas; J F Thomas, See'y. Mects second and fourth Tuesdays of each month
DAUGHTERS OF REBECCA.
Eden Degree Lodge, No 30-Geo Bishop, N G; Mrs Stevens, V G; Mis Meredith, Ree See'y; Mrs Thomas, Per Sed'y : Mrs Bishop, Treas. Meets first and third Satondays of cach month
Hermania Degree Lodge, No 25 Mr: Mary Knopf. N G; Mes Bartel, V G; Mr Romberg, Soy; Mh-bla Hohner, Treas. Meets first Saturday of each month
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RICHMOND DIRECTORY.
Wayne County Provident Association-Hon Jolmi Yar- yan, Pres ; Edward Bellis, Sec'y ; J J Finney, Treas
Odd Fellows' Hall Building Association-A E' Scott, Pres ; Edward Bellis, See'y ; Wm P Wilson, Treas.
K. OF P.
(HALL S W COR MAIN AND FRANKLIN.)
Couer de Lion No 8-A A Curme, Grand Chancellor State of Indiana ; Elwood Stratton, CO; Lewis Shermeier, P C; Frank M Wheelan. V C; Z P Hotchkiss. Prelate; Jas M Wilson, K of R & S ; B C Hill, Keeper of Exchequer ; Richard HI King, M of F. Meets every Tuesday evening
Iola Lodge No 53-A H Morehead, PC; A E Crocker, CC; Geo W Phillips, V C; Geo S Needham. Prelate : Isaac Kline, K of R & S; Henry W Denker, M of F; C P Peter- son, Keeper of Exchequer. Meets Thursday evening of each week
Osceola Tribe No 15-J F Thomas, Sachem; Gibb H Scott, Sen Sagamore; F W Robinson, Jun Sagamore : NN Wood, C of R; Jos Brown, Asst Cof R; P Schneider, Kop- er of Wampum. Meets every Thursday evening, cor 5th and Main
.S. P. A. (HALL, COR MAIN AND PEARI .. )
Washington Lodge No 6-Chas Basens, WM ; Herman Havekotte, DM ; Alex Greenhoff, RS : Win Hawckoue. F'S ; Louis Uhde, treas. Medts every Wednesday evening
(HALL, SW COR MAIN AND FRANKLIN.) Anchor Lodge No 861. Meets every Monday evning.
B. O. M. (HALL SW COR MAIN AND FRANKLIN.) Richmond Lodge No 5. Meets every Thursday evening
1. O. G. T. (HAFT, 923 MAIN.) Richmond Lodge. Meets every Tuesday evening
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OMISSIONS AND ERRATA.
Dennis Wm T, auctioneer, 301 Main, res sw cor 6th and Walnut
Fox M E, salesman, bds 19 s 7th
Hughes C E, salesman, bds 20 n 6th
Keplinger Michael, stone mason, bds 345 Ft Wayne ave
Mathews, Winder & Co, oil mnfrs, 1 mile n of city
Moore Robert, farmer; res 1 mile south W R
Mote E JJ, (Mote Bros, ) res 50 n 11th
Myers Louis, molder, res 27 Noble
Parker Harry, prop Avenue House, 244 and 246 Ft Wayne ave
Pierce T L, (W H Stanley & Co,) bds Githens House
Robb G M, tray salesman, Chase Piano Co, bds Hunting- ton House
Saylor J H, salesman, G H Knollenberg
Stanley W H, (W H Stanley & Co,) res 115 n 5th
Stanley W HL & Co, (W H S and T L. Pierce,) Grain Buyers and Shippers, 336 Main
Weber L F, salesman, bds Githens House
Wrede Louis, engineer, res 345 Ft Wayne Ave
Yaryan Homer T', Trav Salesman, Yaryan Adamson & Co, res 49 n 7th
WARD DIRECTORY.
First Ward, includes all that part of the city south of Main and west of Franklin
Second Ward, includes all that part of the city north of Main and west of Fifth
Third Ward, includes all that part of the city north of Main, east of Fifth and west of Ninth
Fourth Ward, includes all that part of the city south of Main, east of Franklin and west of Ninth
Fifth Ward, includes all that part of the city east of Ninth
W. A. URQUHART & CO., PUBLISHERS OF
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BEST ANTHRACITE COAL AT J. B. HOWES & CO.'S.
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RICHMOND DIRECTORY.
1879-80.
ABBREVIATIONS.
ab.
n s. north side
wy cor northwest corner al.
ave.
S.
.resides
. opposito bds
bel.
south, or south of
:or. .corner southeast corner cor.
.south side
0 8.
.east side
s W cor southwest corner
n ..
.north, or north of
W. . west, or west of
n e cor
.northeast corner
W S. . west side
W R. West Richmond nr ..
near
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF NAMES.
Abden Mrs Anna J, res 230 Main
Abel Jacob, turnkey county jail, res 38 s Washington
Abley Edward F, boots and shoes, 407 Main, bds same Achuff W R, printer (Palladium), res n w cor 8th and Wal- nut
Ackermann John, clerk, res cor Market and Green
Adams Henry, belt maker, res 54 Maple ave Adamson Jackson, laborer, res 66 n Green Adamson Willard, laborer, res 66 n Green
east, or east of e ..
Real Estate Bought, Sold and Exchanged, by Fetta & Jenks. 18
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Adamson Win, (Yaryan, Adamson & Co), res Philadelphia, Pa
Addington -, laborer, bds 16 Cliff
Addington Mrs Ann, widow, res 54 Maple ave
Addington Bishop, Ist miller Green St Mills, res 50 n Washington
Addington Edgar, machinist, res 47 Maple ave
Addington Leander, baker, 17 n Fifth, bds Githens House
Addington Warren, laborer, res 44 n Green
Adolph -, bookkeeper, res Market w of Washington
Agan Michael. Laborer; res Sevastopol
Agenbroad J P. minister (Baptist), res 27 n Ninth
Abaus Henry, cigars and tobacco, res cor Boston and Cen- tral aves
Ahaus Herman, flour mill, cor Sixth and Elm, and grocery cor Central and Boston aves, res same
Ahaus Herman jr, wks flour mill, res cor Central and Bos- ton aves
Wall Paper and Curtain Goods at Nicholson's.
Ahaus Miss Lizzie, res cor Boston and Central aves
Ahreet Sylvester, grover, 188 Main, res 32 n Washington
Amisworth Wm, painter, bds 87 n Front
Akin Miss Anna J. res n end 14th on White Water
Akin B, Woolen Mills n end 14th on White Water, res near same
Akin J, supt woolen mills, resin end 11th n's White Water
Akin Miss Maggie E, res n ond 14th on White Water
Akin Miss Rebecca, res n end 11th on White Water
Akin Miss Tillie, res n end 14th on White Water
Albert Chas S, telegraph operator W U Telegraph Co. res w s 14th s of Main
Albert Peter, farmer, res w's 14th s of main
Albert Saml J, carpenter, res 75 n 11th
Albertson Cyrus, machinest, res 29 market
Albertson James, millwright, res 29 market
Albin J P, trav salesman Ezra Smith & Co Mig Co. res Springfield, Ohio
Alexander Miss Angeline, res 188 North
Alexander John W, cabinet maker, res 14 n Front
Alexander Mrs Lydia, widow, res ns North & of 11th Alexander Thornton, laborer, res n e cor 11th and North Alexander William, res 1In Front
Alexander W W, (Ezra Nye & Alexander) ros 84 n 5th Allen Miss Alice, res 116 n 5th
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All Kinds of Coal, Lime and Cement, at J. B. Howes & Co.'s.
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Allen C B, salesman, res 107 s 6th
Allen C S, brakeman, res W R Allen Edgar, gravel roofer, res 143 s 6th
Allen Miss Emma, dressmaker, res 63 s Marion
Allen Frederick, laborer, res 126 North Allen George C, tel operator, res 63 s Marion
Allen Isaac, carpenter and grocer, res Sevastopol Allen Mrs J, clerk, res W R
Allen John, laborer, res cor 11th and R R
Allen Joseph M, harnessmaker, res 63 5 Marion
Allen Miss Mary, milliner, res 63 s Marion Allen Mrs Rachel, widow, res 107 s 6th Allen S S, blacking innfr, res 143 s 6th Allen Thomas, laborer, res Sevastopol
Allen Wm, brakeman, bds 72 n Marion Allen W A, gravel roofer, res 143 s 6th Altenschulte George, laborer, res 63 High American Express Co, P C Graff agent, 316 Main Amsden George, supt st car stables, res 259 Main
Amsden Mrs Henrietta, widow, res 259 Main
Amsden Henry, wks livery stable, res 15 s Pearl Anderson Miss Cora G, res 101 n Sth
Anderson David, res 71.n 6th
Nicholson & Bro., Odd Fellows Building.
Anderson F V, attorney at law, 281 Main, res 112 n Pearl Anderson George, wks livery stable, res Williamsburg Pike, 3 mile outside city limits
Anderson Mrs Harriett, widow, res 101 n 8th Arcade Clothing House, F Holberg prop, 264 Main, I Leon manager
Archie Mrs Martha, widow, res cor 10th and's Park
Areng Benj, wks Gaar, Scott & Co, ces 203 s Front Areng Casper, res 181 s Franklin
Areng Miss Lizzie, domestic, 21 n 6th Arkenburg Clemens, painter, res 21 s Marion
Arkenberg Fred, carpenter, res cor Pearl and Sailor
Arkenberg Henry, molder, res 21 s Marion Arlington House, S D Meredith proprietor, C A Dillon- back manager, opp Union Depot Armstrong Harmon, carpenter, resten Pearl
. Armstrong Ira S, machinist, res 62 n Pearl Armstrong Miss Jennie, domestic, J J Stoker, Sevastopol Armstrong Win, laborer, res Sevastopol Arnette Mrs Greeny, widow, res 206 s Marion Arnold Miss Allie, res 19 n 6th
LOANS NEGOTIATED BY FETTA & JENKS.
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URQUIIART'S
Arnold B, notions etc, 290 Main, res 458 Main
Arnold Mrs Barbara, widow, res 113 s 5th
Arnold Miss Celia, matron Home for the Friendless, 120 s 7th
Arnold Miss Cordelia, res 19 n 6th
Arnold Joseph, boiler maker, res 45 Cliff
Arnold Miss Maggie, res 19 n 6th
Arnold Peter, res 19 n 6th
Arnold Samuel, baker, res 19 n 6th
Artus Jesse, hod carrier, res 199 s Marion
Ashenfelter Emanuel, laborer, res Main e of 17th
Ashley Mrs A C, widow, dressmaker, res 19 s Franklin
Ashley C J, chief operator P C & St L Ry, res 198 Franklin
Asmus Lewis, laborer, bds Commercial House
Athey Israel, huekster, res 95 n Marion
Atkinson B S, agt Singer Sew Mach, res 147 8 6th
Atkinson Charles, wks planing mill, res 407 Main
Aue Fred, laborer, res Sevastopol
Aue Fred C H, porter 319 Main, res Sevastopol
Gold Pons -- a fine stock at Nicholson's
Austermann Bernard, brickyard, res Branch w of Boston ave
Austermann Miss Lizzie, domestic, 24 s 5th
Austermann Wm, teamster, res Branch w of Boston ave
Austin Miss Deborah; res 15 s Front
Austin Miss Kate V, res 51 Finley
Austin Miss Lydia, res 15 s Front
Austin Miss Rebecca, res 15 & Front
Austin Wi W, bookkeeper, res 54 Finley
Avington Joshua, laborer, res 72 n Green
Ave' Lallemant Moritz, salesman, res 319 and 321 Main
Avenue House, 241 and 216 Ft Wayne ave
Averdick John, machinist, res 19 s Marion
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