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Flowers Mrs. R. E., res. 79 n. New Jersey.
Flowers Samuel, carpenter, res. California, bet. Washing- ton and Market.
Flowers Washington, machinist, res. 146 w. Market.
Foley H., engineer, Washington Foundry.
Foley J. P., laborer, res. 39 s. Meridian.
Foley M., laborer, res. 208 s. Delaware.
Foley Michael, soldier, res. 82 n. Davidson.
Foley Pat., res. 78 e. Louisiana.
Foley T., blacksmith, works Bellefontaine car shop.
Folkening C. H., salesman, McCord & Wheatly.
Follett J. B., attorney, res. 96 n. East.
Follis C., printer, works W. S. Cameron.
Foltz H. M., salesman, bds. 113 n. Alabama.
Foot Jeremiah, notary public, e. Washington, res. 10 Michigan.
Foote O., clerk, res. 89 n. Tennessee.
Forbes Andrew, moulder, Western Machine Works.
Ford Henry, res. 113 w. Michigan.
Ford James, works Rolling Mill, bds. Wm. Johnson.
Ford John, grain buyer, res. 23 w. Michigan. Ford John, watchman, Post-office.
Buy your fine Silks at Jones, Hess & Davis'.
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INDIANAPOLIS
DRUG S I
ORE
No. 12 BATES' BLOCK,
(ILLINOIS STREET SIDE,)
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
We are now prepared to fill all orders for
DRUGS, CHEMICALS! PERFUMERY,
BRUSHES, SOAPS,
And all articles usually kept by
FIRST CLASS DRUGGISTS.
Having bought our stock from the Importers previous to the recent raise, and continually receiving goods from the best houses east, we can offer inducements to all wishing pure reliable goods. We pledge our- selves to sell pure reliable goods as low or lower than any other house in the city. Orders received by mail will receive prompt attention.
W-Physicians and others are respectfully requested to call and in- spect before purchasing elsewhere.
H. H. LEE, Druggist, .
No. 12 BATES HOUSE BLOCK, ILLINOIS ST. SIDE, INDIANAPOLIS.
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THE OLD RELIABLE CHINA TEA STORE!
OF 12 YEARS STANDING,
No. 14 Bates' Block, Illinois St. Side,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Offer to the trade superior inducements both as to price and quality, a large and well selected stock of choice
IMPERIAL, GUNPOWDER & YOUNG HYSON OOLONG, SOUCHONG, CONGO, JAPAN AND ENGLISH
BREAKFAST TEAS !
Purchased before the recent advance, and selected with especial reference to their drawing qualities, from the Importers. We have also connectel with the Tea Trade,
BRE SPICES!
BOTH WHOLE AND . GROUND.
Pepper, Alspice, Cinnamon, Cloves, Nutmegs, Taylor & Colburn's Mustards, Chocolate, Macaroni, Vermacillee Mace, Indigo, and Cream Tartar. We are also agents for Wash- ington Mills and Franklin Mills, Pure
JAVA & RIO COFFEES
All of which we will sell at small advance of cost.
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Foreshee G. W., blacksmith, Tennessee, bet. Washington and Kentucky ave.
Forshee Wm., blacksmith, res. 168 s. New Jersey.
Fosdick B. F., salesman, Hume, Lord & Co., res. 204 Mass- achusetts ave.
Foster Alfred, boiler maker, res. 14 e. South.
Foster Rev. B. F., res. 148 n. Illinois.
Foster Capt. Thos., Commissary Subsistence U. S. A., office, cor. Mississippi and Washington, res. 58 e. Tenn.
Foster Wm. J., sergeant 6th Ind. Cavalry, res. 116 n. East.
Foster Wm. R., stewart, Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
Foster W. L., carpenter, bds. 145 w. Market.
Foster Joseph, res. 204 Mass. ave.
Foudray J. E., of Wood & F., res. 109 n. New Jersey.
Foust Mrs. Eliza J., res. 85 n. Illinois. Fowler J. P., carpenter, res. 260 e. Washington.
Fowler & Mount, carpenters, 21 s. East.
Fox Banhot, laborer, res. 66 Orsbrook.
Fox M., waiter, bds. 14 e. Washington.
Fox Geo., engineer, res. 100 e. Louisiana.
Fox Solomon, of F. & Myer, bds. Spencer House.
Fox & Mycr, dealers in men's and boy's clothing, 38 w. Washington.
Fracee J. W., laborer, res. 127 n. Delaware.
Frailey Joseph, baggage master, T. H. & R. R. R.
Francis Wm., baggage master, I. & C. R. R., res. 100 Bates.
Franco D., last maker, res. 25 Bluff road.
Franco M., last maker, res. 25 Bluff road.
Franco Mrs. Sarah, ros. 5 n. Meridian.
FRANCO & DUNN, MILLINERY GOODS, 5 n. Meridian. Sec card, page 76.
Franco Rudolph, turner, res. 112 n. Noble.
Franka A., porter, Union depot, res. 60 Union.
Frank A., of R. Schmidt & Co., res. 24 s. Alabama.
Frank Henry, furniture, res. 180 e. Vermont.
Frank James. clerk, Mitzger & Striblin, res. e. Washington, bet. Liberty and Noble.
Frank S., clerk, with Manheimer, 77 w. Washington.
Frankem J., of Frankem & Co., res. 165 n. Illinois.
Frankem J. L., of F. & Co., bds. 155 n. Illinois.
Frankem J. M., clerk, bds. 155 n. Illinois.
Frankem & Co., tin and stove dealers, 49 and 51 e. Wash- ington. Frankenstein G., barber, Mason House.
Frankenstein Jacob, barber, res. 258 s. Delawarc. Frankin Jonathan, hardware, res. 155 n. Illinois.
A good stock of Prints at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
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WM. H. TURNER,
General Commission Merchant
AND DEALER IN
Agricultural Implements,
DRAIN TILE,
Sewing Machines, Grain, Flax Seed, &c.,
public Libre West Bington Street,
Metropolitan Theater Building, and opposite East end Union Depot, ndianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
FRUIT TREES & NURSERY STOCK,
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes,
FLAX SEED
Loaned, and proceeds contracted for at highest market price.
Dealer in GROVER & BAKER'S SEWING MACHINES,
Furnish Double Lock, or Single Lock Stitch.
Six kinds of the best Reapers and Mowers in use ; the best Grain Drills in use ; the best Sugar Mills and Evapora- tors in use. Grain Tile. Howe's celebrated Stan- dard Scales, stock , platform and counter. All Scales warranted.
The best Threshers and Separators in use.
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INDIANAPOLIS
ORIENTAL HOUSE,
OCK
ILLINOIS STREET,
Between Maryland and Georgia Sts.,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
G, F. PENTECOST, - - Proprietor.
This House is admirably situated for the comfort and convenience of Guests and Travelers, being midway between the Union Depot and the great business thoroughfare of the city, 100 yards distant from each.
Guests and their baggage transported free of charge from the Depot to the House. Porters and Servants constantly in attendance.
It is the just pride of the Proprietor that he offers to the public the best Bill of Fare in the City.
Early Breakfasts for the convenience of Guests wishing to leave on the early morning trains.
Rates-Per Day, $2.00
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FRANKLIN W. H., Sr., BARBER, cor. Washington and Meridian, res. 126 w. Ohio. See card, page 102. Franklin Wm., white washer, res. 119 Indiana ave. Franks J. J., laborer, res. 9 e. South.
Franz P., res. 122 n. Noble.
Franzman A., freight clerk, Adams Express, res. 107 e. Vermont.
Frary J. C., printer, bds. Macy House.
Franer J., druggist, 185 e. Washington, res. same.
Franer R., turner, res. 112 n. Noble.
Frazee Aaron, brick layer, 172 Blake.
Fraze Frank, pump maker, res. 53 Benton.
Frazee Samuel E., cashier, Post-office, res. 104 n. Illinois.
Frazeir John H., carpenter, res. 22 Loukabce.
Frea F., res. 171 e. Washington.
Frecker F., res. 81 n. Davidson.
Freeman N. B., salesman, res. Illinois, bet. South and McCarty. Public Fredricks G., laborer, res. 41 s. Illinois. Fredricks G., laborer, Eagle Foundry.
Fredricks G., laborer, works with D. Root & Co.
Frederick John, shoemaker, works 150 w. Washingt
Freeman N. B., clerk, shoe store, res. 102 e. New Yor
Freeman John, (col.) painter, res. Meridian. near, First.
Freitay Michael, carpenter, res. 167 n. Noble.
French C. G., jeweler, 37 w. Washington.
French Wm. M., teacher, Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
French R. H., freight clerk, Adams Express Co.
Frenkenstein Geo., barber, 60 Bluff road, res. same.
Frenzel J. T., saloon, 85 s. Illinois, res. same. Fres M., laborer, res. 30 Union.
Frese Chas., of F. & Kroff, bds. Union Hall.
FRESE & KROFF, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL- ERS IN HARDWARE, &c., 11 w. Washington. See card, page 142.
Fretz Daniel B., miller, works Capital Mills ..
Frick J., Commercial Hotel Saloon.
Frick H., porter, Maguire, Jones & Co.
Frick Philip, tinner, res. cor. Liberty and Central R. R. Fricke Rev. Chas., res. 13 n. East.
Fridley W. K., clerk, 8 w. Washington, res. 8 Meridian.
Frie Henry, laborer, res. 51 w. South.
Friedgen C., boots and shoes, 126 e. Washington, res. 113 e. Market.
Fries Martin, works Union Steam Bakery.
Frink E. O., dentist, 4 Yohn's Block, bds. 118 n. Penn.
Bleached and Brown Muslins at Jones, Hess & Davis'.
Library
ndianapolis
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INDIANAPOLIS
BATES
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Cor. Washington & Illinois Sts.,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
J. L. HOLTON, - PROPRIETOR.
-
CITY DIRECTORY.
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FRINK S. C., F. & WELLS, DENTIST, 4 Yohn's Block, res. 118 n. Penn. Sce card, page 132.
FRINK & WELLS, DENTISTS, 4 Yohn's Block. See card, page 132.
Friffin T., bar-keeper, Magnolia Saloon.
Frisbie H., machinist, res. 46 s. Noble.
Frisbie H. F., book-keeper, bds. 71 Indiana ave.
Fritz J., currier, works with Mooney & Co.
Frizzell A., carpenter, res. 2 w. Miss.
Froelking J. T., machinist, Bellefontaine depot, res. 253 s. Pennsylvania.
Frommeyer Henry, clerk, 16 w. Washington, bds. 70 n. Miss- issippi.
Fromhold P., coppersmith helper, res. 39 Bluff road.
Frost J. M., patent medicine, res. 150 n. Penn.
Frost & Buell, manufacturers Dr. Frost's medicine, res. cor. Delaware & Maryland.
Frotz Emanuel, file cutter, res. 153 n. Liberty.
Frower A., varnisher, 30 n. East.
Frumholt
, cooper, res. 89 Bluff road.
Erushhower C., stone mason, res. 146 s. New Jersey.
Fry Albert, (col.) hostler, res. 76 Douglas.
Fry A., (col.) hostler, 5 West alley.
Fry Miss R. N., boarding house, res. 122 n. Illinois.
Fry W. H., of Pomeroy, F. & Co., bds. Bates House.
Fueks J., bar-keeper, 206 e. Washington.
Fugate James L., salesman, 21 w. Washington, res. cor. Vermont and Tennessee.
Fuller A., (col.) barber, res. 57 w. Georgia.
Fulton H. H., clerk, bds. 258 n. Tennessee.
Fulton Hance, clerk, New York Store, bds. 14 e. Ohio.
Fullerton J. E., clerk. Commissary U. S. A., res. cor. Miss- issippi and Maryland.
Fulsom Mrs. E., res. 127 s. Illinois.
Fulton Homer, clerk, 18 w. Washington.
Fulton J. H., trunk maker, bds. Mrs. Simpson's.
Fultz J., works Rolling Mill.
Funkhouser D., of Jameson & F., bds. Bates House.
Fuqua Mrs L. D., 11 n. West.
Furgason J. A., of W. J. Holiday & Co., 160 n. Tenn.
Furgason F. M., of Eaton & F., bds. Mrs. Igan.
Furgason L. A., clerk, bds. 75 n. Miss.
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Gagg R., of G. & Co., res. 26 s. Pennsylvania. GAGG & CO., CITY BREWERY, 26, 27 and 28 s. Penn. Galagher Pat., works Rolling Mill. 9
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BROWNING & SLOAN, DEALERS IN
DRUGS &MEDICINES WHOLESALE &RETAIL!
CHEMICALS
DYE
N
S STUFFS
T
DENTAL & SURCICAL INSTRUMENTS
CLASS
RADROWNING
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Chemicals, Surgical and Dental Instruments, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Dye Stuffs, Window Glass, Glassware,
Brushes, Perfumery.
SPICES; COAL OIL, COAL OIL LAMPS & FIXTURES, Cigars, Tobacco, &c.
All articles warranted as represented, and which we are prepared to sell as low as any other Western House.
No. 22 West Washington St.,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
D. BEHYMER,
MANUFACTURER OF
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
AND MOULDINGS.
ALSO,
FLOORING.
Cornor Benton and Market Streets.
Work done to order with dispatch. Orders filled promptly.
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Gale John, laborer, res. cor. Maryland and Penn.
Gall A. D., physician, 22 Virginia ave., res. 37 n. N. Jersey. Gallag Mrs. M., washer, res. 33 e. Market.
Gallagher F., painter, res. 42 Massachusetts avc.
Gallagher P., bds. Wm. Johnson's.
Gallaher Joseph, gas-fitter, for Gas Works.
Gallaway Mrs. C., res. 110 w. Vermont. Gallahuse P. M., book-keeper, res. 270 e. Washington. Galleim M., laborer, 25 Henry.
Gallup E. P., of W. P. & E. P. G., bds. Palmer House.
Gallup W. P., of W. P. & E. P. G., bds. Palmer House.
Gallup W. P. & E. P., dealers in grain and agents Fair- bank's Scales, 74 w. Washington.
Gambel M., clerk, res. Market, bet. Noble and Davidson. Gamerdinger Jacob, blacksmith, works Bellefontaine car shop.
Ganter C., confectionery, 181 e. Washington, res. same.
Ganter D., railroader, res. 181 e. Washington.
Gandolfo P., of J. C. Dunn & Co., bds. National Hotel.
Gardner C., meat market, 5 n. Illinois.
Gardner John T., harness maker, bds. 66 n. Illinois. Gardner J., tinner, res. 124 n. Mississippi.
Gardner T., laborer, res. 35 w. McCarty.
Gardner Wendel, grocer, 183 Indiana ave., res. same.
Garity M., clerk, Adams Express Co.
Garlick H. M., clerk, A. and U. S. Express Co., bds. Pyle House.
Garner H. S., (Pink,) printer, with Dood & Co., bds. Spen- cer House.
Garner L. W., watch maker, bds. Spencer House.
Garratt Joseph, Phoenix Bell and Brass Foundry, half square c. Union Depot, res. 209 s. East.
Garrett David, carpenter, res. 91 c. Market.
Gas Works, s. Pennsylvania.
Gaskill David, ros. 146 cor. West and Michigan.
Gass Andrew, butcher, res. 60 e. St. Joseph.
Gass Henry, laborer, res. 64 e. St. Joseph.
Gass Margretta, res. 74 c. St. Joseph.
Gasteter Fred., teamster, res. 217 n. New Jersey.
Gaston E., carriage maker, res. cor. Maryland and Ken- tucky avc.
Gaston H., carriage maker, res. 26 Kentucky ave.
Gaston H. R., carriage maker, cor. Kentucky ave. and Georgia.
Gaston Dr. John M., off. 22 e. Market, res. 77 n. New Jer- sey.
Silk Saques and Circulars at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
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PALMER HOUSE CORNER CLOTHING STORE.
FEIBELMAN & RAUH,
CLOTHIERS!
And Dealers in
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
S. E. CORNER ILLINOIS AND WASHINGTON STREETS,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
General Assortment of Military Outfits.
FRINK & WELLS, DENTISTS!
Office, No. 4 Yoha's Block, Cor. Wash, & Meridian Sts.,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Would return their most sincere thanks to their friends and the public for their patronage of the past, hoping by a faithful performance of all work entrusted to them as Surgeons or Mechanical Dentists, still to merit a continuance of the same.
They will be happy to meet, not only their old friends, but new ones --- having added much to their facilities for the convenience and comfort of their numerous patrons, and also for the quick dispatch of all kinds of Dental work. From one tooth to a whole set inserted in a few hours. Every operation for the preservation and beauty of the human teeth, will be performed in the most careful and thorough manner.
CHLOROFORM GIVEN WHEN REQUIRED. OFFICE HOURS FROM 8 A. M., TO 5 P. M. Also. their Celebrated ORIENTAL TOOTH POWDER, For cleansing and beautifying the teeth, always on hand. Prices to correspond with the times, and all work warrantcd.
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Gaston S., 9th Indiana Cavalry, bds. 11 n. Alabama. Gaston Simpson B., res. 11 n. Alabama.
Gates B., of G., Pray & Co., res. 191 n. Illinois.
Gates Daniel, blacksmith, res. 84 s. East.
Gates D. S., blacksmith, 43 Virginia ave., res. 86 s. East. Gates J. J., of G. & Lemon, res. 85 e. Market.
GATES, PRAY & CO., FEED AND SALE STABLE, c: Market square. See card, page 72.
Gates & Lemon, blacksmiths, 14 s. New Jersey.
Gats John J., blacksmith, res. 83 e. Market.
Gattenby Mrs. Emily, res. Water.
Gatz Chas., saloon, res. 13 St. Clair.
Gay Alfred, Supt. Indiana Central Canal, res. 20 n. West. Gay L., res. 170 w. Market.
Geal Conrad, pump maker, 216 e. Washington.
Gear N., res. 182 s. Illinois.
Gear E. & S. H., grocery, cor. s. New Jersey and Virginia ave.
Geier David, tailor, works 3 e. Washington.
Geiger G. W., salesman, cor. Indiana ave. and Ohio.
Geis Frank, book binder, with J. G., Douglas.
Geise Frank, cabinet turner, res. 68 n. Noble.
Geisel Christ., carpenter, res. 136 n. Davidson.
Geiseb Conrad, blacksmith, res. 88 Fort wayne ave.
Geisel George, blacksmith, res. 94 n. Fort Wayne ave. Geisel Henry, blacksmith, res. 215 Mass. ave.
Geisendorff C. E., of C. E. G. & Co., res. 170 w. New York. Geisendorff J. C., of C. E. G. & Co., bds. 60 n. New Jersey. Geisendorff C. E. & Co., wool dealers and manufacturers of
woolen goods, n. side Washington, near river bridge. Geisendoff Edward, woolen factory, 170 New York.
Geiser J., blacksmith, res. 121 n. Davidson.
Gelzenleichter John, laborer, res. 169 n. Railroad.
Geopper Andrew, butcher, res. 152 w. Michigan.
George A. R., clerk, bds. cor. St. Clair and Michigan road. George Isaac, res. Eddy.
George James, grocer, 143 w. Washington, res. same.
George Robert, 48 Michigan road.
Gerardy Nicholas, Taylor, res. 92 n. Davidson.
Germain John, works Rolling Mill.
German John, laborer, res. Wyoming, bet. Delaware and High.
German Methodist Episcopal Church, Ohio, bet. New Jersey and East.
GERMAN DRY GOODS STORE, KRAUSE & WITTEN- BERG, PROP'S, 43 and 45 e. Washington.
Jones, Hess & Davis sell cheap.
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JOHN B. RYAN,
PAINTER,
SIGN OF THE BIG BARREL,
No. S North Meridian St.
RAILROAD CITY PLANING MILLS
MCCORD & WHEATLEY, Prop's.
All kinds of Dressed Lumber, Flooring, Siding and Moulding kept on hand and for sale, cheap for cash.
Also, Scroll Sawing and Ripping done cheap and prompt. Please give us a call.
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Gerrett Benjamin, carpenter, cor. Michigan and Minerva. GERSTNER A. J., MERCHANT TAILOR, 158 e. Wash- ington, res. Pearl, bet. Alabama and New Jersey. See card, page 36.
Gesenger David, tailor, res. 131 n. Maryland.
Gesendaner Wm., clerk, bds. Wemberger's.
Gibbs Mrs. H., (col.) res. 68 Blackford.
Gibbs R., barber, 1 n. Illinois, bds. 145 w. Washington.
Gibson James, marble worker, bds. Mrs. Skelly's boarding House.
Gibson Wm. H., school teacher, 105 North.
Gibson W. S., carpenter, 86 n. Delaware.
GIBSON WM. T., SECY. IND. FIRE INS. CO., AND AGT. CONN. MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO., off. 5 Odd Fellows Hall, res. 60 s. Alabama. See card, p. 110. Gies L., bar-keeper, bds. 164 c. Ohio.
Giesging Christ., joiner, res. Davidson, bet. Ohio and Mar- ket.
Gieger Robert, clerk, bds. 59 e. Ohio.
Gildersleeve Miss E. L., teacher, Indianapolis Female Col- lege.
Gillace Thos., works Wiggins & Chandlers.
Gillespie Mrs. Jane, res. 44 n. Delaware.
Gillespie Wm. T., banker, bds. 44 n. Delaware.
Gillet Horace S., instructor, Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
Gillett Mrs. -, 103 e. Washington, up stairs.
Gillett Rev. S. T., pastor, Wesley Chappel, res. Circle.
Gillet H. S., Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. 170 n. Penn. Gillig N., clerk, Union House.
Gillispie Wm. J., clerk, Harrison's Bank, res. 44 n. Dela- ware.
Gillmore Daniel, brick mason, res. 260 Virginia ave.
Gillmore Wm., soldier, res. 70 n. Spring.
Gimble M., clerk, res. Market, bet. Davidson and Noble.
Gimbel M., cabinet maker, 147 e. Washington, res. 106 n. Davidson.
Gimber Henry, teamster, res. 70 Bluff road.
Gings G., saloon keeper, res. 53 n. New Jersey.
Ginz Henry, saloon keeper, res. 144 e. New York.
Ginz Michael, of G. & Bro., res. 53 n. New Jersey.
Ginz & Bro., Little House Saloon, under Little House.
Girton Frank, hack driver, bds. 149 e. Ohio.
Gis G., bar keeper, bds. Commercial Hotel.
Gisiking Fred., blacksmith, res. 310 Virginia ave. Glaser Julius, of G. & Bros., res. 15 n. East.
They keep good Goods at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
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INDIANAPOLIS
BLAIR & SMITH,
Manufacturers of all kinds of
HARNESS COLLARS AND TRUNKS!
No. 198 West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
SAMUEL TAGGART,
BOLTING CLOTH, FLOUR PACKERS AND MILL FURNISHING GENERALLY,
OFFICE --- 94 SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA ST., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
MILLER & TOMLINSON,
And Dealers in PRODUCE, FRUIT, GAME, MEAT, & No. 212 EAST WASHINGTON STREET, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Cash paid for all kinds of produce. Goods delivered to all parts of the city free of charge.
B. M. SPICER & CO., REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
No. 20 1-2 North Illinois Street, (Norwood's Block,) INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
B. M. SPICER & CO. offer their services for the purchase and sale of Real Estate, Renting Houses, Negotiating Loans, procuring money on Mortgage, Examining Titles, Executing Legal Papers, and all other bus- iness appertaining to the Real Estate Business. Having warm and comfortable rooms, they will be open day and evening, and prompt and constant attention given to all business entrusted to them. Business solicited and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Glaser & Bros., merchant tailors and clothiers, 2 Bates House.
Glaser J., clothing store, res. 16 n. East.
GLAZIER CHAS., COMMISSION MERCHANT, 16 s. Me- ridian, res. 100 Virginia ave.
Glaizer Daniel, engineer, Fire Department, No. 3, res. 109 s. New Jersey.
Gleason John, watchman and messenger, Sinking Fund, bds. Maryland.
Glenn's Bloek, Washington, bet. Meridian and Penn.
GLENN W. & H., PROPR'S NEW YORK STORE, GLENN'S BLOCK, e. Washington, bet. Meridian and Penn. See card, pages 150 and 151.
GLENN WM., W. & H. G., res. 73 n. Meridian.
Glenn Mrs. A., 38 s. Alabama.
Glessing T. B., artist, res. 62 n. Tenn.
Glover G. N. P., plain and ornamental plasterer, 32 n. Penn., res. 98 n. Meridian.
Gochen Wm., carpenter, res. 138 s. East.
Goddard Samuel, res. 18 s. West.
Public
Goddard & Jennings, stone cutters, cor. Market and Ter Godwall T., saddler, res. 90 s. Penn.
Goeke Adolph., grocer, res. 318 Virginia ave.
Goepper Fred., clothing, res. 61 n. Illinois.
Indianapolis
GEPPER F. & CO., MERCHANT NAILORS, 15 49 ington. See card, page 78.
Goetz Chas., bar keeper, 9 n. Penn.
Goff Mrs. E. A., (col.) res. 127 West.
Gogen Mrs. Mary, 26 s. Alabama.
Gohl J. J., carpenter, with M. Gimbel.
Goins Simon, laborer, res. cor. Ohio and West.
Gold Adam, grocer National road, opp. Woolen Factory, res. same.
Gold Samuel N., Prof. Bryant & Spencer's Commercial College, res. w. Washington.
Golding J., blacksmith, works with F. J., Ropp.
Goldman Jacob, peddler, res. 201 s. Delaware.
Goldsbery G. S., book-keeper, bds. 43 n. Penn.
Goldesbery S. S., watch maker, bds. 53 n. Meridian.
Goodell R., engineer, res. 183 e. Vermont. Goodhart B. F., grocer, 107 e. Washington, res. 70 Ala. Goodhart J. F., clerk, 107 e. Washington.
Goodman A., tailor, 16 n. Penn., res. 56 e. Market.
Goodwin A. Q., printer, Journal office.
Goodwin Elish., editor Christian Record, Journal building. Goodwin R. A., photographist, res. 22 Maryland.
Cloaks made to order at No. 3 Odd Fellow's Hall.
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Woodlawn Greenhouse and Gardens,
189 Virginia Avenue, - INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
CUYAHOGA GRAPE.
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WOODLAWN GREEN HOUSE & GARDENS.
I have the largest collection of
NEW AND DESIRABLE GRAPE VINES
Ever offered in the West. The following comprise a portion of my stock: Anna, Allen's Hybrid, Clare, Canby's Aug., Canada, Canadian Chief, Catawba, Clinton, Concord, Cuyahoga, Delaware, Dina, Early Northern Muscakine, Emily, Elsingfiurg, Hartford Prolific, Herbamont, Logan, Lenoir, Louisa, Lyman, Lincoln, Norton's Va. Seedling, Ontario, Pauline, Rebecca,
To Kalon, Tayler's Bullitt, Union Village, York Maderia, and many others.
A FINE COLLECTION OF ROSES
AND DECIDUOUS & EVERGREEN SHRUBS & BEDDING OUT PLANTS,
Unsurpassed for variety and excellence, together with a large and varied collection of Cammelias, Azalias, and other winter blooming
Parlor & Green House Plants.
I have given special attention to the new and beautiful Foliage Plants' of which we offer many of the most desirable. Also, a splendid variety of Bulbs and Tubers.
A DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE
And Treatise on the culture of Grapes and other Fruits sent to all who apply and enclose 15 cents in postage stamps.
B- All who are interested are respectfully invited to examine my stock and prices.
M" I will have an assortment of Grape Vines in Pots on exhibition at the next State Fair, and an agent to receive orders either for fall or spring sales.
Wm. H. LOOMIS.
(See Engraving opposite page.)
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INDIANAPOLIS
Gool J., machinist, Washington Foundry.
Goolman Morris & Co., proprietors Western Agricultural Works, s. Tennessee, opp. Rolling Mills.
Goolman W. P., of G., Morris & Co., bds. Mrs. Hipes' board- ing house.
Gowell A. W., book-keeper, res. 22 w. New York.
Gowesse Rev. Francis, St. John's Church, res. Georgia, bet. Illinois and Tennessee.
GOOD M. H., DRY GOODS, 5 e. Washington, bds. Bates House. See card, p. 142.
Goodman A., tailor, 18 n. Pennsylvania, res. 56 Market.
Goodman Geo., clerk, res. 9 Market.
Goodman G. K., clerk, res. w. Market, bet. Circle and Illi- nois.
Goodwin T. A., allotment commission, 7 n. Meridian, res. Washington, east of Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
Gordon J. M., salesman, Hume, Lord & Co.
Gordon J. A., res. 69 Indiana ave.
Gordon Judge Geo. E., rcs. 92 n. Pennsylvania.
Gorell Willis, clerk, bds. 22. w. New York.
Gorham George L., bricklayer, 179 n. Mississippi.
Gorham Wm. H., res. 173 n. Mississippi.
Gorman D., porter, Mason House.
Gorth Valentine, cooper, res. n. e. cor. Spring and New York.
Goth Peter, of G., Severin & Co., res. 237 n. New Jersey.
Gott Thos., constable, res. 147 s. Tennessee.
Goul Andrew, carpenter, res. 183 e. Market.
Goulden P., fireman, Gas Works.
Gow James, bds. 74 n. Delaware.
Grabhorn Henry, varnisher, res. 81 Fort Wayne ave.
Graham George, gardener, res. Meridian, n. of Third.
Graham John, clerk, New York Store, bds. 20 s. Mississippi.
Graham John, grocer, res. 99 Virginia ave.
Graham Wm. E., carpenter, res. 141 n. Meridian.
Graham Wm. S., meat market, 22 n. Pennsylvania, res. 24 n. Pennsylvania.
Gramling A., res. 16 n. Noble.
Gramling Adam, tailor, res. 79 n. Noble.
Gramling Anthony, res. 116 n. Noble.
Gramling J. A., salesman, res. 79 n. Noble. Gramling J., of J. & P. G., res. 116 n. Noble.
Gramling P., of J. & P. G., res. 118 n. Noble.
GRAMLING J. & P., MERCHANT TAILORS AND CLOTHING, 41 e. Washington. See card, on front cover.
They take Greenbacks for Goods at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
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