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REYNOLDS HISTORICAL GENEALOGY COLLECTION
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FARR'S&
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CITY DIRECTORY
OF THE
INHABITANTS, INSTITUTIONS, MANUFACTURING ENTERPRISES, AND BUSINESS HOUSES
OF
SOUTH BEND, INDIANA,
FOR THE YEAR
INCLUDING A COMPLETE STREET RECORD MADE BY A CAREFUL CANVASS SINCE RENUMBERING,
VOLUME X.
WILLIAM L. FARR, Publishsr,
SOUTH BEND, IND .: TRIBUNE PRINTING CO., PRINTERS. 1883.
Allen County Public Library Ft. Wayne, Indiana
5008065
To THE MANUFACTURERS, BUSINESS MEN AND MECHANICS OF SOUTH BEND, WHOSE ENTERPRISE AND INDUSTRY HAVE CONTRIBUTED TOWARDS GIVING OUR CITY A NATIONAL REPUTATION, THIS VOLUME IS RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED, BY THE PUBLISHER.
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ERRATTA, OMISSIONS AND REMOVALS SINCE PUBLICATION BEGAN.
Armstrong, David A , res removed to 512 e Water.
Ahatz, Mrs. Barbara, widow, res 517 n Borough.
Bains' Tea and Coffee Co., 129 s Michigan.
Banning, Miss Julia, dressmaker, res 229 St. Joseph.
Bartoszek, Wladyslaus, butcher, s Chapin 1 s w Division, res 1207 w Thomas. Bassett, Edward W., teamster, res 513 s Fellows.
Bassett, William, res 513 s Fellows.
Bodkins, Alex, res 720 w Water.
Bogardus, Robert A., book keeper Oliver's, res 128 s Chapin.
Brady, John, res 1022 w Wall.
Carpenter, George W., laborer, bds 333 s Main.
Casey, P. H., job printer Register, res 311 w Jefferson.
Cole, M. V., res 303 s Scott.
Cummins, John M., removed from 162 e Tutt to 730 s Michigan.
Deaken, F. S., wks Studebaker's, res 515 s Franklin.
Denniston, Samuel, tailor, res 428 s Franklin.
FALLIZE, REV. PH., pastor St. Joseph's Catholic Church, res 618 e Water.
Flood, Miss Agnes, res 408 s Franklin.
Flood, Alonzo, res 314 s Chapin.
Forsyth, John S., carpenter, res 516 n Emrick.
George, Charles M., supt Carrier's, removed from 120 w Water to 222 n Lafayette.
Hartford, Nelson, painter, bds Hotel Bristol.
Helmes, John W., wks South Bend Pump Co., res 312 s Chapin. Helmes, Mrs Sarah, res 312 s Chapin.
HODGE, LEVI W., livery, Centre street, Strayer's former place. Houseman, Miss Amelia, res 116 e Tutt.
Hurst, John E., painter, bds Hotel Bristol.
Keefer, Isaac, carpenter, res 108 n St. Louis.
Lennox, John W., night watch Studebaker's, bds 527 s Main. Lennox, J. I., wks Singer's, res 527 s Main.
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Macy, John M., musical instruments, res 732 Portage av. Miller, H. H., molder Studebaker's, res 315 s William. Miller, Henry S., painter, 108 s Michigan, res 612 w Water. McCormick, Charles, carpenter, res 116 s St. Louis. McGrady, painter Berkley's, res 310 s Chapin. Muessel, Mrs. Minnie, widow, res 116 n Hill. Nelson, Joseph E., pressman Tribune, res 130's Emrick. Nevius & Conklin, dentists, over 101 s Michigan. Pegran, Robert A., solicitor Dwight House, res same. Reitmeier, Wolfgang, res 618 e Water. Rennoe, Joseph, res 855 w Market.
Rothballer, Jacob, wks Singer's, res 116 n Hill. Taylor, J. W., oil dealer, res 527 s Michigan.
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GENERAL INDEX.
Abbreviations 33
Alphabetical List 33
Banks
24
Board of Education
22
Grand Army of the Republic .. 18
Knights of Pythias.
16
Ladies Auxilliary
18
Light Guards
18
Maennerchor.
18
Masonic.
14
Odd Fellows
16
Press of South Bend.
20
Street Directory
257
Turn-Verein,
18
Veteran Guards,
18
Ward Boundaries.
22
Water Commissioners.
22
Women's Literary Club.
18
Fire Alarm
23
Fire Department.
22
General Business
24
Good Templars
16
Board of Health
22
Business Review
24
Churches
21
City Government
22
Circuit Court.
22
Classified Business Directory
241
Councilmen
22
Commissioners Court.
22
County Officers
22
Dedication
3
Educational
12
Erratta
4
Y. M. C. A.,.
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Bush, Jamieson & Co., · TH ER ..
BOSTON STORE
HEADQUARTERS FOR
SILKS, DRESS GOODS, CARPETS,
MILLINERY, DOMESTICS, AND GENERAL
DRY DODS.
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The only house where goods are received direct from Manufacturers and sold at a slight advance, thus saving the consumer the second profit. Their great aim being to win and retain the confidence of the public, nothing will be left undone to accomplish this end. All goods marked in plain figures and always open to inspection.
IT IS A PLEASURE TO SHOW GOODS AND COMPARE PRICES,
Bush, Hamicson & Co.,
121 S. MICHIGAN ST .. - - SOUTH BEND. IND ..
HOUSE IN CHICAGO. OFFICE IN NEW YORK.
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INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.
A
Arnold, J. B., 13
Aspinwall, D., 99
B
Barmore, N. L.,. 141
Barr, Frank J.,. 51
Barrett, Mrs. A. & Co., 67
Baxter, Peter,
45
Bender, William,
63
Benz, Louis, ..
83
Berkley, Mrs. A. E., 107
Brick, A. L., ..
55
Bush, Jamieson & Co.,.
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C
Calvert, D. M., 83
Carlson, Nicholas, 87
Coquillard, A. 25
Cummins, D. E., 43
D
Daugherty & Sawyer,. 107
Drollinger, E. M.,. 119
Dunning, Dr. L. H.,
75
E
Ellis, Henry,
.63
F
Fox, Mrs. Wm., ..
87
Fralick, Mrs. M. A.,
75
H
Harper, W. H.,.
79
Hatfield, Dr. W. S.,
37
Heiman & Renfranz,
99
Hodge, L. W.,.
19
Hull, Bros.
51
J
Jackson Bros.,.
95
Jackson & Wing,
119
Johnson, Dr. W. M.,
141
K
Kachmarek, Joseph & Co.,.
95
Kilmer, Dr. S. L ,
67
Klish, Michael, 91
Kowalski, Frank H.,
67
Kuppler, Chris,
19
L
Lario, A. A.,
47
Lederer, Christ,
91
Lenharr & Gibbs,
.37
Loughman, J. H.,
55
M
Matzdorf, C. H.,
119
Meyer & Poehlman,
165
Miller, A. W.
47
Morgan & Porter,
47
Mueller, F. W., 59
Myers & Merriman,.
43
McAllister, Dr. E. W
41
McGill, Dr. J. A.,
43
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INDEX TO ADVERTISERS-CONTINUED.
N
Neuperth & Weber, 133
Nickel, L. Jr. & Co., 63
Notre Dame University,.
30
Oren & Baker,.
83
P
Partridge & Myers,
79
Piepenbrink & Brick,
55
Pope, James,
99
R
Reynolds, George W.,
45
Roberson, S. D., 71
Rockstroh Bros.,
41
Rogers, M. S.
59
Roof, Daniel,
19
Rose & Ellsworth,
87
S
Schaal, Henry, ...
91
Schaefer, Charles J.
133
Schuell, L. M., .. 41
Shellenberg & Raymer,
91
Sibley & Ware,. 35
Snoke & Keck,
165
Speth, Henry,.
37
South Bend Boiler Works 79
South Bend Floral Co., 51
South Bend Tribune,
240
South Bend Woolen Co.
75
St. John, E. W.,.
107
St. Joseph's Academy
27
St. Mary's Academy
11
Sterns, T. & Bro.,.
95
Studebaker Bros., Mfg Co.
15
T
Treanor & Lobdell
Tribune Store,.
19
W
Walker & Power
149
Westphal, Robert,
Williams, Fred B.
141
FARR'S CITY DIRECTORY.
The compiler of Farr's City Directory takes pride in presenting it to the people of South Bend as the most complete publication of the kind ever issued here The compiler has had years of experience in this city taking the enumeration for various official purposes, and is confident that no names have been omitted from this volume. The total number of names is, in round numbers, 6,000, which allowing 3} to a family would give South Bend a population of 21,000. It is safe to say that the population is 20,000. The usual allowance to a family is 4. That is the rule in Chicago and St. Louis, but that rule cannot apply to South Bend, as there are so many young men, and men who are living here without their families, working in the factories, who can represent only themselves in the enumeration. An exact enumeration of every man, woman and child will go above 19,000 and fall less than 100 short of 20,000.
The compiler has put a great deal of work on this his first Directory, and hopes that it will be so useful and reliable a volume that the one for 1884 will be eagerly looked for. If careful, conscientious work will make a directory reliable then this one should be. That has been the sole object of it rather than gain, for the compiler well knows that if his Directory becomes well established it will bring its deserved financial reward.
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SOUTH BEND CITY DIRECTORY.
29TH ACADEMICAL YEAR.
St. Mary's Academy,
ST. MARY'S,
Conducted by the
NOTRE DAME, IND.
SISTERS HOLY CROSS,
Conservatory of Music, School of Art
#AND DESIGN .<
In the Academy, the course is thorough in the Preparatory, Academic and Classical grades.
The Institution possesses a most complete set of Chemical and Philosophical apparatus; choice and expensive Herbariums of Native and Foreign Plants: and a Library of some thou- sands of volumes.
No extra charge for GERMAN or FRENCH, as these languages enter into the REGULAR Academic Course.
THE CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
On the plan of the best musical conservatories of Europe, is under the charge of a complete corps of teachers-eleven in number. It comprises a large music hall, and twenty-eight sepa- rate rooms for harps, pianos, and organs.
A thorough course for graduation in Theory and Practice, AEsthetics and Composition.
A large Musical Library in French, German, English and Italian.
Semi-monthly Lectures in Music, Vocal Culture. Chorus Singing and Harmony.
THE SCHOOL OF ART AND DESIGN
Is modeled on the great Art Schools of Europe. Drawing and Painting from life and the antique. A choice Library of the Fine Arts in English, French, German, Italian and Spanish is connected with the SCHOOL OF DESIGN.
Pupils in the Schools of PAINTING AND MUSIC may pursue a Special Course.
Those who have passed honorably through the Academic and Classical courses, receive Graduating Gold Medals of the departments.
Graduating Medals are awarded to the students who have pursued a special course in the Conservatory of Music or the Art Department.
Simplicity of dress enforced by rules of the Institution.
Full particulars of the three departments given in Catalogne, for which address-
MOTHER SUPERIOR, (ST. MARY'S ACADEMY.)
NOTRE DAME P. O., INDIANA.
SOUTH BEND.
It will be a matter of pride to South Benders to see the steady and healthy growth of their city as shown by the names in this directory. They repre- sent a population of 20,000, or an average increase of 2,500 a year since the National Census of 1880. With growth in population there has been growth in area, growth in manufactures, growth in educational facilities, and in religion. Nearly a half dozen churches have been added since the census year, fully a score of factories, dwellings by the hundreds, and new school houses have been built or old ones enlarged to give the fullest bene- fits of the public schools to the children of South Bend. Notre Dame University, which is so near South Bend as to be almost a part and parcel of it, has greatly enlarged its facilities, as has St. Mary's Academy, the two leading Catholic educational institutions of the country, and these, with the new schools established inside the city limits, give South Bend a reputation for educational facilities that no other place in the state possesses. It has manufactories which are the largest of their kind in the world, railroad facilities second to no place of its size in the state, is surrounded by a rich agricultural country, has waterworks, gas, electric lights and other public improvements which larger cities have not-everything in fact to make it one of the largest cities in the state as it is already the largest manufactur- ing city.
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J. B. ARNOLD ® ANNORNEY-AT-LAW,
Arnold's Law and Abstract Bloch
2|| W. WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH BEND, IND.
Arnold's omplete Abstracts of Titles to all Land in St. 56 Joseph County. Arnold's Abstract Digest.
QUIETING TITLES TO REAL ESTATE.
SETTLING DECEDENT ESTATES.
Abstract of Titles Furnished .- 3 .
Mortgage Loans Made.
CONVEYANCER FOR ALL STATES AND TERRITORIES.
'HAS HAD EIGHTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE. 0
DOUIR DEND VILI VINDUIUNI.
BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
MASONIC.
ST. JOSEPH LODGE, No. 45, (instituted in 1842.)-Regular meeting, first Monday of each month, at Masonic Hall, 118 and 120 South Michigan street. Officers: Alpheus F. Baer, W. M ; George H. Alward, S. W .; Jas- per E. Lewis, J. W .; Edwin Nicar, Treasurer; John T. Kelley, Secretary; John M. Smith, S. D .; S. T. Gibson, J. D .; William H. Slusser and M. Henry Diehl, Stewards.
SOUTH BEND LODGE, No. 294, (instituted in 1863.)-Regular meet- ings, first Friday of each month, at Masonic Hall, 118 and 120 South Mich igan street. Officers : Herbert S. Fassett, W. M .; William A. Foote, S. W. William F. Pettit, J. W .; John A. Bernhard, Treasurer ; Christian Souders, Secretary ; G L. Elliott, S. D .; John Farneman, J. D .; A. W. Peak, J. O. Junes, Stewards ; George A. Macomber, 'Tyler.
GERMANIA LODGE, No. 301, (instituted in 1862.)-Regular meetings first Thursday of each month, at Masonic Hall, 118 and 120 South Michigan street. Officers: John Klingel, W. M .; Charles Vinson, S. W .; John Grav erson, J. W .; Henry Speth, Secretary ; Andrew Russwurm, Treasurer.
SOUTH BEND CHAPTER, No. 29, (instituted in 1855.)-Regular meet- ings, second Monday of each month, at Masonic Hall, 118 and 120 South Michigan street. Officers : Elmer Crockett, H. P .; George W. Loughman, K .; William Mack, Scribe; Herbert S Fassett, C. of H .; George H. Alward, Treasurer ; Christian Souders, Secretary.
SOUTH BEND COMMANDERY, No. 13, K. T., (instituted in 1866.)- Regular meetings in their Asylum, at Masonic Hall, first Tuesday in each month. Officers : C. Studebaker, E. C .; George Ford, Gen .; C. G. Conn Capt. Gen .; George H. Alward, Prelate; J. A. Bernhard, Treasurer ; Her- bert S. Fassett, Recorder ; W. J. Holloway, Senior Warden ; J. R. Howell Junior Warden ; R. L. Dockery, Sword Bearer; John Graverson, Standard Bearer; John Gallagher, Warden; L. T. Stedman, Trustee; George A. Macomber, Sentinel.
EASTERN STAR LODGE, No. 2, (instituted in 1871.)-Regular meet- ings fourth Wednesday in each month, at Masonic Hall, 118 and 120 South Michigan street. Officers : George Macomber, W. P .; Mrs. C. N. Lawton, W. M .; Mrs. Nellie Macomber, Secretary.
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Buy the Celebrated
pg ar
t
Brewster Side-Bar Buggy MANUFACTURED BY
STUDEBAKER BROS. MFG. CO.
This is a Buggy within the reach of every Farmer or Business Man, and is the best vehicle for the Money to be found. It is a Beautiful. Durable, Strong and Easy running carriage and is afforded at
A SPECIALLY LOW RATE
As a compliment to the home trade. Call at the Stude- baker Repository in the Postoffice block.
STUDEBAKER BROS. MFG. CO .. South Bend. Ind.
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ODD FELLOWS.
SOUTH BEND LODGE, No. 29, (instituted in 1846.) -- Regular meetings every Wednesday evening, at Odd Fellows Hall, 132 and 134 West Wash- ington street. Officers: Charles Steele, Noble Grand ; James H. Banning,. Vice Grand ; John E. Fisher, Treasurer ; D A. Newton, Permanent Secre- tary ; George W. Reeder, Recording Secretary; J. L. Manning, Outside Guard ; Robert Grant, Inside Guard; George Baker, Conductor.
ROBERT BLUM LODGE, No. 278, (instituted in 1867.)-Regular meet- ings every Thursday evening at 112 South Michigan street. Officers : John Keesey, N. G .; Rudolph Bechler, V. G .; Charles Schopp, Secretary ; Gott- fried Poehlman, Treasurer.
SOUTH BEND ENCAMPMENT, No 9, (instituted in 1867.)-Regular meetings first and third Friday evenings of each month, at their hall, 132 and 134 West Washington street. Officers : C. J. Smith, C. P .; Isaac Fry, S. W .; O. H. Brusie, J. W .; A. Hall, Scribe.
SOUTH BEND TEMPLE, No. 3, Patriarchal Circle .- Regular meetings every Monday evening, at the I. O. O. F. Hall, 132 and 134 West Washing- ton street. Officers : W. C. Ireland, W. O .; James W. Camper, Vice O .; O. H. Brusie, M .; W. V. Paxson, Sec'y ; D. B. J. Shafer, Coun; E. W. Hoover, Ven. O .; E. T. Ivins, Com.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
CRUSADE LODGE, No. 14 .- Meets every Tuesday evening, at their hall, 112 South Michigan street. Officers : H. J. Kellogg, C. C .; D. Millen, V. C .; W. E. Gorsuch, P. C .; N. Parks, P .; J. Freyermuth, M. of F .; W. H. Longley, M. of E .; L. A. Hull, K. of R and S.
GOOD TEMPLARS.
GUIDING STAR LODGE, No 371, (instituted in 1866.)-Regular meet- ings every Tuesday evening, at their hall, 104 North Michigan street. Of- ficers: R. G. Kenyon, W. C. T .; Mary Kenyon, W. V. T .; H. C. Payne, W. C .; W. H. Gibbs, W. F. S; Mrs. William Burch, W. T .; George Miller, W. M .; Besha Bouton, W. D. M .; L. Forsyth, P. W. C. T .; R. Mast, W. C .; Elizabeth White, W. I. G ; M. Gunreth, W. O. G .; Mrs. H. C. Payne, W. R. S.
MAMRE LODGE, 329 I. O. B. B .- Regular meetings at their hall, 130 West Washington street, first and third Sundays of each month. Officers : Moses Adler, President ; Nathan Weinberg, Vice President; F. M. Han- auer, Recording and Financial Secretary; Wolf Livingston, Treasurer ; Nathan Kramer, Monitor; Emanuel Wichs, Guardian; Nathan Becker, Warden; S. J. Newman, Jacob Mish and Samuel Adler, Trustees.
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Young Men's Christian Association,
ORGANIZED MARCH 10th, 1882.
- WITH THE FOLLOWING- MENTAL, PHYSICAL, Social Attractions WANDA Religious Meetings
Frequent Receptions and Entertainments.
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LECTURE COURSE
Y. M. C. A.
AND
EDUCATIONAL CLASSES.
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Indian Clubs,
FOR YOUNG MEN
Dumb Bells, &c -
SATURDAY NIGHT:
YOUNG MEN'S
BIBLE CLASS.
Free Reading Rooms and Writing Material. - Library of.
Cottage. Open Air and Jail
ETINGS.
1,000 VOLUMES.
Rooms 129 and 131 N. Michigan Street. OPEN FROM 8:30 A. M. TO 9:30 P. M.
A CORDIAL INVITATION
Is extended to every Young Man in the city to make these rooms head- quarters. Strangers will be especially welcome and assisted in securing good boarding places or employment.
C. STUDEBAKER, - -
- - President. -
LAWSON EWING, -
Chairman of Committee on Rooms.
SUNDAY ##FOR EVERYBODY.++
MONDAY NIGHT: BOY'S BRANCH. - WEDNESDAY NIGHT:
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GERMAN SOCIETIES.
SOUTH BEND TURN-VEREIN, meets at Turner Hall, 503 North Michigan street, second and last Tuesdays in each month. Officers : Geo. Geier, President; Michael Buechner, Vice President; William Schermann, Secretary ; John Mainer, Cor. Secretary ; Charles J. Rockstroh, Treasurer ; Charles Gerhardt, Ass't Treasurer. Officers elected every six months.
SOUTH BEND MAENNERCHOR, meets in their hall, 221 North Syc- amore street, first and third Wednesdays of each month. Officers : L. Eliel President ; William Wagener, Vice President; Henry Bert, Treasurer; F. A Senrick, Secretary ; Hugo Wolff, George Hans and Chris Kuppler, Trustees.
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
Meets at hall, 117 and 119 e Jefferson street, every Friday evening. Of- cers : Edwin Nicar, P. C .; P. Solomon, S. V. C .; T. E. Howard, J. V. C .; Jasper E. Lewis, Adj't; Wilbur E. Gorsuch, Q. M .; Daniel Dayton, Sur- geon ; James H. Smith, Chaplain; Cyrus C. Trump, O. D .; Decatur W. Gillen, I. G .; C. R. Stickney, S. M .; Joseph Turnock, Q. M. S.
SOUTH BEND VETERAN GUARDS.
Meet every Monday euening, at their hall, 117 and 119 East Jefferson street. Officers : E. Nicar, Captain ; John Hughes, 1st Lieut .; George Coquillard, 2d Lieut.
SOUTH BEND LIGHT GUARDS.
Regular meetings at the Armory, 216 and 218 South Michigan street, Thursday evening of each week. Officers: E. B. Reynolds, Captain ; D. B. J. Schafer, 1st Lieut .; J. F. Deacon, 2d Lieut .; James Lovett, O. Sergeant ; John Phair, Quarter master; Ben Perkins, Company Clerk.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
Regular business meeting every third Wednesday of each month, at their rooms, 129 and 131 North Michigan street. Officers: Clem Studebaker, President ; Schuyler Colfax, Vice President ; Myron Campbell, Treasurer; O. H. Palmer, General Secretary.
LADIES' AUXILLIARY SOCIETY TO THE YOUNG MEN'S CHRIS- TIAN ASSOCIATION.
Regular meetings the first Wednesday of each month, at their rooms, 129 and 131 North Michigan street. Officers: Mrs. George H. Alward, Presi- dent; Mrs. D. Kettring. Treasurer ; Mrs. Charles Steele, Secretary.
WOMEN'S LITERARY CLUB.
Meets every Thursday afternoon at High School building, Washington street. Officers : Mrs. Marshall Chapin, President; Mrs. L. Hubbard, Vice President; Mrs. Henry B. Hine, Secretary ; Mrs. William Miller, Treasurer ; Mrs. Howard Stanfield, Librarian.
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SOUTH BEND CITY DIRECTORY.
DANIEL ROOF
HAS RECENTLY PURCHASED THE VANDERHOOF RESTAURANT And is Now Prepared to Furnish MEALS AT ALL HOURS
Special Attention given to getting up Suppers for Parties, Balls, Etc. Ice Cream, Oysters. and all kinds of Shell Fish in their Season. EVERYTHING FIRST CLASS. 126 W. WASHINGTON STREET.
LEVI W. HODGE, NEW LIVERY STABLE
CENTRE STREET, (Strayer's Former Place,)
Elegant Turnouts, Neat Buggies, Splendid Horses safe for a child to drive. No Plugs. Ample room for Boarding Horses, best of Care taken of them. Everything First Class.
CHRISTOPHER KUPPLER,
CARPENTER ER BUILDER -DEALER IN- LUMBER, SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS. All Kinds of Jobbing Work Promptly Attended to. 701 West Water Street, (Cobb's Grove.)
The TRIBUNE BOOK STORE, 127 W. WASHINGTON STREET, IS HEADQUARTERS FOR
SCHOOL BOOKS,
Blank Books, Wall Paper, Frames, Sta- tionery, albums, Pictures, Etc.
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THE PRESS OF SOUTH BEND.
ST. JOSEPH VALLEY REGISTER, established in 1845, is published weekly by the Register Printing Co., and is Republican in politics. Chan N. Fas- sett, Editor.
THE EVENING REGISTER, (daily) is published by the Register Printing Company.
THE SUNDAY MORNING REGISTER, is published by the Register Printing Company.
THE SOUTH BEND WEEKLY TIMES, Democratic in politics, is published by the Times Printing Co., J. B. Stoll, Editor.
THE SATURDAY TIMES, is published every Saturday by the Times Print- ing Co., for city circulation.
THE SOUTH BEND WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Republican in politics, A. B. Mil ler, Editor, is published by the Tribune Printing Co.
THE SOUTH BEND DAILY TRIBUNE, is published by the Tribune Print- ing Company.
THE SOUTH BEND SATURDAY TRIBUNE, is published by the Tribune Printing Co. Has the largest circulation of any paper published in the city.
DER INDIANA COURIER, is a weekly paper, Liberal Democratic in poli- tics, published in the German language and edited by G. Fikentscher.
THE SOUTH BEND ERA, is a Greenback weekly, edited by B. F. Shively.
THE GLOBE, published monthly in the interest of real estate. A. T. Coquillard, Editor, 212 North Michigan street.
At Notre Dame are published THE NOTRE DAME SCHOLASTIC, which is devoted to education and University affairs.
THE AVE MARIA, a Catholic journal, highly recommended by the great- est dignitaries of the Church, is published weekly, Rev. D. E. Hudson, Ed- itor. It has a large circulation.
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CHURCHES IN SOUTH BEND.
AFRICAN M. E., w Monroe near Lafayette, Rev. H. B. Gordon pastor. BAPTIST, cor w Jefferson and s Main, Rev. W. C. Learned, pastor.
CHRISTIAN, s Main between w Wayne and w Division, Rev. J. H. Wright, pastor.
EPISCOPAL, s Lafayette near w Jefferson, Rev. F, B. Dunham, pastor. EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION, s Lafayette between w Jefferson and w Washington, Rev. George Roderer, pastor.
GERMAN M. E., w Wayne near Lafayette, Rev. William Haas, pastcr. METHODIST EPISCOPAL, FIRST, cor s Main and w Jefferson, Rev. S. B. Town, pastor.
MICHIGAN STREET M. E., cor s Michigan and e Wayne, Rev. G. W. Bower, pastor.
MILBURN MEMORIAL CHAPEL, cor w Thomas and s McPherson.
PRESBYTERIAN, FIRST, cor w Washington and s Lafayette, Rev. Geo. T. Keller, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN, SECOND, cor e Market and n St. Peter. REFORMED, corn Lafayette and w Market, Rev. N. D. Williamson, pastor. REFORMED MISSION CHAPEL, cor s Lafayette and w Sample.
ST. HEDWIGE, R. C., (Polish) cor s Scott and w Napier, Rev. Valentine Czyzewski, C. S. C., pastor.
ST JOSEPH'S R. C., cor e Water and n Hill, Rev. Father Fallize, pastor. ST. PATRICK'S R. C., w Division between Scott and Chapin. Rev. D. J. Hagerty, pastor.
ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN, cor's William and w Jefferson, Rev. Paulus Heid, pastor.
ST. PETER'S EVANGELICAL, cor w Water and Michigan av. Rev. Phillip Wagner, pastor.
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SOUTH BEND CITY DIRECTORY.
WARD BOUNDARIES.
FIRST WARD .- All that portion of the city lying north of Market street, from the St. Joseph river to the city limits.
SECOND WARD .- From the south of Market street to the north side of Wayne street, west to the city limits and east to the river.
THIRD WARD .- From the south side of Wayne street, extended west to the city limits, south to city limits and east to Lafayette street.
FOURTH WARD .- All that part of the city lying east of the St. Joseph river.
FIFTH WARD .- From the south side of Wayne street to the city limits south, west to east side of Lafayette street and east to St. Joseph river.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Dr. John Maurer, Almond Bugbee, Stephen D. Stach. BOARD OF EDUCATION.
John Hay, Pres .; B. F. Dunn, Treas .; C. A. Daugherty, Sec'y. CITY GOVERNMENT.
Mayor, Levi J. Ham; City Clerk, Fred B. Williams; City Attorney. John Hagerty ; Marshal, George Bernhard; Street Commissioner, Arch Defrees ; Civil Engineer, William M. Whitten.
COUNCILMEN.
First Ward, Theodore Knoblock and Irvin Skinner ; Second Ward, Wmn. H. Longley and David Stover; Third Ward, Peter Makielski and Cornelius Hagerty; Fourth Ward, Timothy E. Howard and John C. Dille; Fifth Ward, Hiram E. Jackson and Nicholas J. Bernhard. Regular meetings every Monday night.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
A. B Culver, Chief Engineer ; assistants, Jim J. Schock and Oscar Peters, COUNTY OFFICERS.
Timothy E. Howard, Clerk, George H. Alward, elect; William D. Smith, Auditor, Aaron Jones, elect; Harvey G. Beemer, Recorder, T. M. Howard elect; Fred Lang, Treasurer; Zach M. Johnson, Sheriff; William M. Whitten, Surveyor; C. H. Myers, Coronor; Charles G. Towle, Eastern District, Samuel Bowman, Centre District, Isaac Early, Western District Commissioners. Commissioners Court meets first Monday in March, June, September and December.
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