Edward's annual directory : to the inhabitants, institutions, incorporated companies, manufacturing establishments, business firsm, etc. etc. in the City of Indianapolis, 1865-1866, Part 22

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Publication date: 1866
Publisher: Richard Edwards
Number of Pages: 394


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HOME COMPANY.


Etsler Lloyd, wagonmaker, r. 366 N. East


Etsler Mattie, servant, r. 114 N. Tennes- see


Ettinger Gustavus, boarding house and saloon, 86 S. Meridian, r. same


Evangelical Association, es. New Jersey, bet. Market and Ohio, Rev. J. McGo- mer, Pastor


Eugene John (col'd), works at 180 N. Meridian


Euller Mag, wid. r. 232 Railroad


Eurich John, saloon and restaurant, 17 N. Illinois, r. ws. Madison rd. out- side city


Eurich Joseph, barkeeper, John Eurich, r. 167 S. Union


Evans Abel, mail agt. r. N. end Jackson, outside corporation


Evans Adolphus G. salesman, J. D. Evans & Co. bds. 236 N. Illinois


Evans Andrew, works at Armory, r. 107 Massachusetts av.


Evans Augustus, clk. Evans & Co. r. 236 N. Illinois


Evans Edward P. boot and shoemaker, bds. 287 Market


Evans Elizabeth, servant, W. end Wash- ington


Evans E. B. heater, Ind. Rolling Mill, r. 398 S. Missouri


Evans George A. clk. John Evans, bds. Scott House


Evans George T. (J. P. Evans & Co.), r. N. Meridian, north of corporation


Evans Green (col'd), waiter, First Na- tion Saloon, r. same


Evans H. W. carpenter, I. & C. R. R. shops, r. 25 Lord


Evans John, blacksmith, Ind. Rolling Mill


Evans John, hats, caps, boots, shoes and clothing, 53 S. Illinois, bds. Scott House


Evans John (col'd), clk. Charles Jones, r. 185 Elizabeth


Evans John, blacksmith, r. 87 Ann


Evans John D. (J. D. Evans & Co.), r. 236 N. Illinois


Evans J. D. & Co. (John D. Evans, Jas. H. Harrison and Elhenan V. Peter- son), notions and fancy goods, whol. 75 S. Meridian


Evans J. P. (J. P. Evans & Co.), r. 324 N. Alabama


W. G. Dabbs, dealer in Position Chairs, etc., for Photographic purposes.


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FOR ANY ARTICLE IN THE MUSIC TRADE, CALL ON


A. M. BENHAM & CO., BATES HOUSE CORNER.


EVANS J. P. & CO. (J. P. Evans, W. R. Evans and George T. Evans), oil mill, 124 S. Delaware


Evans Johnson, carpenter, r. 44 Blake Evans London (col'd), lab. 68 N. Noble Evans L. Mrs. r. 145 Virginia av.


Evans, Mayo & Co. (W. N. Evans, E. H. Mayo and M. W. Goss), whol. boots and shoes, 127 S. Meridian


Evans Thomas, pastor, United Brethren Church, r. 166 N. Liberty


Evans Thomas P. bds. Bates House


Evans T. R. daguerrean artist, bds. Lit- tle's Hotel


Evans William, bricklayer, es. Illinois, bet. 4th and 5th


Evans William H. clk. P. O. bds. 279 W. Washington


Evans W. N. (Evans, Mayo & Co.)


Evans W. R. (J. P. Evans & Co.), r. N. Meridian, north of corporation


Evans Z. engineer, r. 181 Elizabeth


Evanson E. P. shoemaker, bds. 287 E. Market


Everett John, carpenter, bds. 211 N. Mis- souri


Everett Richard A. heater, Rolling Mill, r. 369 S. Illinois


Everhart John, brakeman, Central R. R. bds. 320 E. Washington


Everist Samuel, carpenter, Sinker's Foundry, r. 167 Saint Joseph


Everling Mary, wid. John, r. 29 Ells- worth


Everling William, r. 29 Ellsworth


Evers Pierce, carpenter, r. Buchanan, nr. Virginia av.


Everson Erastus, clk. P. A. Fahnestock, r. 69 E. Maryland


Everson Margaret Mrs. r. 69 E. Mary- land


Ewald Robert D. book-keeper, Adjutant General's Office, State House, r. 128 S. East


Ewell Peter, cigarmaker, C. Raschig's, r. 424 E. Vermont


Ewing Bazel, cook, Palmer House, r. 140 W. Georgia


Ewing David, physician, bds. 74 N. Penn- sylvania


Ewing Elijah P. painter, r. 272 S. Illi- nois


Ewing Jacob D. physician, 33 Virginia av. r. same


Ewing James G. machinist, Speigel, Thoms & Co. r. 228 Winston


Ewing John F. tinner, bds. 131 E. New York


Ewry Joseph, baker, Nickum & Parrott, bds. Mrs. Reed's


EXCHANGE BILLIARD SALOON, es. Illinois, bet. Washington and Mar- ket


Eyrnenn Henry, shoemaker, r. 144 W. Washington


E ACEMIRE Ambrose, orderly, District Headquarters, 70 E. Market


Fack Fred. clk. store room, Bates House, 1. 128 W. Ohio,


Fahler Henry, lab. Washington Foundry, r. 127 E. Merrill


FAHNESTOCK P. A. groceries and pro- visions, 59 S. Illinois, bds. 182 S. New Jersey


Fahnley Frederick (Stiles, Fahnley & McCrea), bds. at Daniel J. Stiles' Fahrbach George, lab. r. 230 S. New Jer- sey


Fahrbach Phillip, prop'r Washington Hall Saloon, 78 and 80 W. Washing- ton, r. 62 W. South, bet. Illinois and Tennessee


FAHRION GEORGE, flour and feed, 92 E. South, r. same


Faiobi Frederick, lab. r. es. Tennessee, bet. Norwood and McCarty


Fair Christopher, roller, Rolling Mill, bds. 279 S. Tennessee


Fair George, heater, Rolling Mill, bds. 279 S. Tennessee


Fairbairn Eliza, r. es. N. Pennsylvania, outside corporation


Fairbarn Richard, bds. es. N. Pennsyl va- nia, outside corporation


Fallbank Philip, plasterer, r. 230 S. New Jersey


Fancher Alton H. clerk P. O. bds. 162 N. Illinois


Farber Joseph, physician, bds. 90 S. Me- ridian


Farber Joseph, lab. Indianapolis Rolling Mill


Faries Milton, carpenter, N. Mississippi, bet. 6th and 7th


Farley Thomas, saw manuf. 136 S. Penn- sylvania, r. same


Farmer A. heater, Indianapolis Rolling Mill


Farman Francis, (Farman & Linas), r. 24 N. Delaware


Farman & Linas, (Francis Farman and x Daniel Linas), stone yard, Mississip- pi, cor. Kentucky av.


Farmer James, r. 194 N. East


Farmer J. B. real estate agent, r. 290 Railroad av.


Rich Real Laces, at Jones, Hess & Davis'.


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Farmer Lester, clk. B. R. W. ticket office, bds. 23 E. Michigan


Farmer Richard (col'd), lab. r. West, nr. canal


Farmers' and Merchants' Insurance Co. of Indianapolis, R. T. Brown, Pres. A. J. Davis, Sec. 3 Blackford's block Farnsworth Thomas, book agent, r. 132 Liberty


Farnesworth Charles O. with asst. ed. Daily Evening Gazette, 34 S. Merid- ian


Faro Jacob, r. 27 N. New Jersey


Farrell Andrew, barkeeper, Farrell & Bro. bds. Indiana av. sw. cor. Mich- igan


Farrell C. J. dressmaker, 73 N. Pennsyl- vania, r. same


Farrell Edward, (Farrell & Bro.), r. Indi- ana av. sw. cor. Michigan


Farrell Fargus, porter, Landers, Tark- : ington & Pattison, r. 77 W. St. Clair Farrell Joseph T. (Farrell & Bro.), r. In- diana av. sw. cor. Michigan


Farrell Mary, wid. r. 169 N. Davidson


Farrell & Bro. (Joseph T. and Edward Farrell), saloon, Indiana av. sw. cor. Michigan


Farriday Richard, r. 2d, West of R. R. on canal


Fasold Eli, clerk, Singer Manuf. Co. bds. 84 Massachusetts av.


Fathom Dayton, lab. 23 Arch


Fathom Sarah, wid. 23 Arch


Fatout Joshua M. carpenter, r. 238 N. West


Fatout M. K. carpenter, r. 238 N. West Fatout Percy H. carpenter, Mississippi, cor. North, r. 250 N. Mississippi


Faucet Robert, St. R. R. driver, bds. Mrs. Vincent's, Pearl


Faucett David, boarding house, 26 South Mississippi


Faucett Joseph T. (J. T. & W. M. Fau- cett), r. 310 Indiana av.


Faucett J. T. & W. M. (Joseph T. Faucett and Wilson M. Faucett), livery and sale stable, 163 W. Washington


Faucett Wilson M. (J. T. & W. M. Fau- cett ), r. 302 W. Maryland


Faucher Alton H. student, PURDY'S BU- SINESS COLLEGE


FAUGHT W. H. groceries and provis- ions, Virginia av. cor. New Jersey, r. 154 S. New Jersey


Faulker John, lab. r. 340 S. Delaware Fauscette Smith, salesman, F. Dernham, bds. 26 S. Mississippi


Faust Michael, waiter, W. Selking, bds. with same


Fay John B. saloon, 1 Pearl, bds. Macy House


Fearnley John (J. Fearnley & Co. ), r. 186 W. Vermont


INSURE WITH THE SINNISSIPPI.


Fearnley J. & Co. (John Fearnley and Jo- seph McKelvy ), carpenters, builders and prop'rs. planing mill, Cumber- land al. rear of Herald building


Feary Jerry E. carpenter, 318 North, r. same


Featherland William, lab. r. 304 Massa- chusetts av.


Featherston J. R. physician, 30 N. Penn- sylvania, r. 165 Massachusetts av.


Featherston William E. auction rooms, 82 E. Washington, r. 165 Massachu- setts av.


Feeny Patrick, helper, Indianapolis Roll- ing Mill


Fehrenbatch John, machinist and black- smith, Central shop, r. Georgia, ne. cor. Cady


Feibelman A. L. (Feibelman & Rauh), r. 163 W. South


Feibelman & Rauh, (Adolph L. Feibel- man and Bernard Rauh), clothing, retail, 42 W. Louisiana and 1 Palmer House


Feil Augustus, clerk, Am. Ex. Co. r. 43 Madison av.


Feil John, wagonmaker, 123 Bluff road , r. 396 S. Illinois


Feiner Julius (Krug & Feiner), r. Meek, sw. cor. Noble


Felbach John, carpenter, r. 11 Buchanan Feld S. sign painter, Nelson's al. bet. Lib- erty and East


Feldbush John, works at arsenal, r. 168 N. Davidson


Felix Charles, (Felix & Rowan), r. near Soldiers' Home


Felix Charles, painter, r. 372 S. West


Felix & Rowan, (Charles Felix and Jas. A. Rowan), shooting gallery, 44 W. Washington, over Crystal Palace


Fell Joseph (Fell & Duncan), r. 242 N. Illinois


Fell & Duncan, (Joseph Fell and Mason H. Duncan), physicians and sur- geons, 9 Bate's block, up stairs


Feller George, watchmaker, jeweller and silver plater, 149 Washington, cor. Alabama, r. 288 N. Tennessee


Felling Fred. clerk, r. New Jersey, cor. South


Felock Henry, barkeeper, E. Beck, bds. with same


Feltman Henry, boot and shoe maker, Louis Siersdorfer, bds. 406 S. Dela- ware


ยท Party Silks, at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.


Russell's Reapers and Mowers.


See advertisement opposite title page.


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A. M. BENHAM & CO.,


BATES HOUSE CORNER, INDIANAPOLIS, Keep the largest stock of


MUSICAL MERCHANDISE IN THE STATE.


Feltman Herman, shoemaker, r. 396 S. Delaware


Feltz Fred, policeman, bds. 284 E. Mar- ket


Fendor John R. clk. 70 E. Market


Fenner Martin, watchman, Governor's office, r. Kentucky av. 2d house from Bank of the State


Fenton Franklin, saw maker, E. C. At- kins, r. 229 E. South


Fenton John, bds. 64 W. Maryland


Fenton John, tinner, 224 E. Washington, bds. N. Alabama, next to Pattison House


Ferdinand James, stone cutter, r. 231 S. Delaware


Ferguson Alex. stonecutter, r. 393 Mas- sachusetts av.


Ferguson Clements A. watches, jewelry and plated ware, 7 W. Washington, r. Meridian, cor. 7th


Ferguson E. wid. r. 265 N. Illinois


FERGUSON JAMES C. pork packer and com. mer. Pennsylvania, bet. South and Merrill, r. 129 N. Meridian


Ferguson John A. clk. W. J. Holliday & Co. r. 270 N. Tennessee


Ferguson J. A. bookbinder, Wm. & J. Braden, r. 265 N. Illinois


Ferguson Kilby, attorney at law, r. 251 E. McCarty


Ferguson N. W. mer. tailor, r. 360 N. Me- ridian


Ferguson Rezin, mer. tailor, 16 W. Mary- land, r. 479 N. Meridian


Ferguson Robert, plasterer, r. es. N. Me- ridian, outside corporation


Ferguson S. R. teamster, r. 444 S. Illinois Ferguson William B. book-keeper, W. I. Haskit & Co. r. 140 S. West


Ferguson, see also Furgason


Ferling George, barber, r. 124 E. Mary- land


Ferlught Ernst, lab. Cabinet Makers' Union, r. 338 Virginia av.


Fernbatch John, machinist, r. 452 E. Georgia


Fernzel John P. saloon and restaurant, 133 S. Illinois, r. same


Ferree F. M. (Boyd, Ferree & Johnston), r. 369 N. New Jersey


Ferree Gerrard D. printer, r. 254 E. Ohio Ferrell E. J. groceries and provisions, 65 S. Illinois, r. 477 W. Michigan


Ferrell William R. clk. E. J. Ferrell, bds. 477 W. Michigan


Ferriter Morris, school teacher, r. 142 Bluff road


Ferriter Mrs. r. 331 E. Louisiana


Ferriter Thomas, lab. r. 3 Bates


Ferry Charles, bricklayer, bds. N. East, bet. Cherry and Gregg


Ferry Hugh Mrs. r. 77 N. Delaware Ferry John, bricklayer, r. N. East, bet. Cherry and Gregg


Ferry Thomas, lab. bds. N. East, bet. Cherry and Gregg


Fersher Charles, lab. bds. 260 W. Wash- ington


Fertig Frank, house, sign and ornamen- tal painter, 6 E. Washington, r. 65 W. South


Fertig Louis, salesman, C. E. Geisendorff & Co. bds. 35 Indiana av.


Fertise Davis, clk. bds. Scott House


Fesler William B. carpenter, r. 212 Bluff road


Fesler W. H. (Fesler & Co. ), boards Ray House


Fesler & Co. (W. H. Fesler, J. A. Vawter and Edward Grosse), produce deal- ers, 37 S. Meridian ,


Fette Charles, machinist, Washington Foundry, r. 250 S. Alabama


Fette George (Raible & Fette), r. 128 Duncan


Fetter George, tailor, r. 123 Duncan


Fetzer Frederick, tailor, J. P. Jihrling, r. 44 Virginia av.


Feuchtmich E., Cabinet Makers' Union factory


Fey Conrad, woodsawyer, r. 277 N. Noble Fey Henry, lab. John Grosh, bds. 277 N. Noble


Ffheneney Charles, gardener, r. N. es. Mississippi, cor. 3d


Fibe Peter, teamster, r. 318 Railroad av. Fibelman A. L. clothier whol. and ret. r. 163 W. South


Fiddick R. O. Mrs. dressmaker, 93 S. Pennsylvania, r. same


Fidels Solomon, (Zimmers & Fidels), r. 110 S. Illinois


Fiebelman Adolph L. (Fiebelman & Rauh), r. 163 W. South


Fiel A. G. clk. American Ex. Co. 1. 43 S. Madison av.


Fields Cecelia Miss, cook, eating house, 113 S. Illinois


Fifth Presbyterian Church, New Jersey, bet. E. Washington and Maryland


Fifth Ward school house, Miss Kate Hig- gins, prin. ss. Maryland, bet. Mis- sissippi and Missouri


Filer Samuel J. salesman, Bowen, Stew- art & Co. r. 265 N. Illinois


Finch Christopher, butcher, 276 W. Wash- ington, r. same


W. G. Dabbs, wholesale dealer in Photographic and Ambrotype Stock.


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Palmer's Horse Hay Forks, Wholesale, by Omar Newman.


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Finch Edward, clk, Kingan & Co. r. 199 W. Maryland


Finch H. B. claim agt, Blackford Block, r. 286 E. Ohio


Finch John, student, bds. 286 E. Ohio Finch Tobias M. r. 286 E. Ohio


FINCKE L. A. watchmaker and jeweler, 57 S. Illinois, r. Mississippi, cor. Washington


Fink Daniel, baker, r. 36 Douglass Fink Mary Mrs. r. 151 East McCarty


Finkbiner William, cigarmaker, r. 28 N. Delaware


Finley Benj. F. clk. Dist. Headquarters, 70 E. Market


Finley Helen Mrs. dressmaking, stamp- ing, plating, etc. ss. Market, bet. Del- aware and Pennsylvania, r. same Finley Hugh L. student, bds. 240 E, Ohio Finley H. A. Mrs. dress and cloak ma- ker, 77 Market, r. same


Finley William (col'd), plasterer, 2d, W. of R. R. on canal


Finn John, cooper, r. 162 Union Finn John, lab. r. 35 Dougherty


Finnan John, r. 7th, bet. Pennsylvania and Delaware


Finnegan Michael, porter, Palmer House Finney Ebenezer W. clk. Sawyer & Has- selman, r. Virginia av. city limits Finney Jasper, salesman, Sawyer & Has- selman, r. 430 S. Virginia av.


Finter Frederick, baker, r. 113 Fort . Wayne av.


First Baptist Church, New York, ne. cor. Pennsylvania


First English Lutheran Church, New York, sw. cor. Alabama


First German Reformed Church School, Alabama, cor. Market, William H. Snethkamp, teacher


FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Indianap- olis, William H. English, pres. John C. New, cash. Washington, se. cor. Meridian


First Presbyterian Church, Market, nw. cor. Circle


First Ward School House, E. Ohio, bet. New Jersey and East


Fischer Andy, musician, r. 213 N. Mis- sissippi


Fischer George, shoemaker, shop and r. 119 Fort Wayne av.


Fischer George W. tinsmith, Jacob Voeg- tle


Fiscus Andrew, builder, r. 371 N. East Fiscus John R. bricklayer, r. 156 N. East Fiscus Thomas, bricklayer, 280 St. Clair Fiscus William, bricklayer, r. 65 N. East Fiscus William, watchman on steamboat Gov. Morton, runs to Waverly, r. 248 N. East


Fish Byron, printer, H. C. Chandler & Co. r. 186 N. Mississippi


THE OFFICE OF THE Sinnissippi


IS ON GROUND FLOOR, 35 E. MARKET STREET.


Fish Charles, clk, P. O. bds. 33 W. Mary- land


Fish Charles, salesman, Horn & Ander- son, 31 W. Washington


Fish Elizabeth, wid. William, r. 186 N. Mississsippi


Fish John L. book-keeper, Mayhew & Branham, r. 78 Pratt


Fish Olivia Mrs. oyster saloon, Meridian, cor. Louisiana


Fish William S. printer, Journal, bds. 33 W. Maryland


Fishback John, tanner, 125 S. Meridian and ws. Michigan road, nr. canal, r. 16 E. Michigan


Fishback William P. (Porter, Harrison & Fishback), r. N. Meridian, opp. Blind Asylum


Fisher A. salesman, Sponsler & McCree- ry, r. 152 E. St. Clair


Fisher Benjamin, barber, 84 N. Meridian, r. 189 S. Illinois


Fisher Benjamin, barber shop, Illinois, cor. Louisiana, bds. 189 S. Illinois Fisher Catherine, wid. William, r. 257 E. Washington


Fisher Charles, justice of peace, Meridi- an, ne. cor. Washington, Yohn's blk. Fisher Charles, tailor, 300 E. Washing- ton, r. same


Fisher Charles, watchman, U. S. Foun- dry, r. 123 Spring


Fisher C. Mrs. r. 255 E. Washington, 3d floor


Fisher James, student, Mumford's Com- mercial College, bds. 26 W. North Fisher James, traveling agent, bds. 71 Indiana av.


Fisher John E. bartender, Bates House Saloon, bds. same


Fisher Joseph (M. N. Strauss & Co.), bds. Bates House


Fisher Polly Miss, r. Washington, cor. East


Fisher Rachel (col'd), wid. r. 68 N. Noble Fisher Robert L. (Fisher & Webb)


Fisher Samuel, tailer, r. 50 Fletcher av. Fisher Stearns, State paymaster, 9 Bates'


blk. W. Washington, r. Wabash, In- diana


Fisher William, butcher, r. 255 E. Wash- ington, 3d floor


Fisher William book-keeper, C. F. Schmidt, r. 58 Wyoming


W. G. Dabbs, dealer in Frames, Albums, etc., 21 and 23 Circle Street.


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A. M. BENHAM & CO.,


BATES HOUSE CORNER,


Send Music by mail, post paid, on receipt of the market price.


Fisher William, hostler, bds. 257 E. Washington


Fisher W. I. boot and shoe maker, Joseph Wert, r. E. Washington, out side city limits


Fisher & Webb, (Robert L. Fisher and Joseph P. Webb), grocers, ret. 829 Indiana av.


Fishner Rachel, laundress, r. 273 S. West. Fitch Horace B. actor, bds. 144 N. Ten- nessee


Fitch Wm. H. barkeeper, r. 366 W. Wash- ington


Fitchey M. carpenter and builder, 186 W. Market, r. 146 W. Vermont


Fitler J. C. r. 81 W. Michigan


Fitzerl Edward, lab. C. & I. C. R. R. shop, r. cor. Cady and Meek


Fitzgerald Edmund, lab. r. 156 Meek Fitzgerald Fannie, wid. Michael, r. 247 Missouri


Fitzgerald Isaac, stonemason, r. 158 Blackford


Fitzgerald John, tinner, 67 and 69 W. Washington, r. 399 S. Delaware


Fitzgerald Joseph, cabinetmaker, r. 158 Blackford


Fitzgerald Margaret Miss, works 65 N. New Jersey


Fitzgerald William, heater, Ind. Rolling Mill, r. 188 Maple


Fitzhugh Lee M. (Fitzhugh, Pattison & Co.), bds. Sherman House


Fitzhugh, Pattison & Co. (Lee M. Fitz- hugh, Augustus E. Pattison, Wallace S. Webb and William Needham), dry goods and notions, whol. 3 Alvord's blk. S. Meridian


Fitzpatrick Peter, tailor, 66 S. West, r. same


Flagg W. H. works, Rolling Mill, bds. James Gentrys, 6th, bet. Mississippi and Tennessee


Flaharty John, lab. r. N. Illinois, bet. 4th and 5th


Flaherty Patrick, student, National Busi- ness College


Flaherty Sarah Mrs. r. 211 W. Maryland Flahiff M. H. machinist, D. Root & Co.


Flaig D. cabinetmaker, Sloan, Burk & Woollen, r. Bluff rd. S. McCarty Flaig M. V. carpenter, r. 227 Market


Flanagan Charles, notions, 91 S. Illinois, bds. Scott House


Flanders Joseph, fireman, I. & C. R. R. r. 428 E. North


Flank Henry, railroader, r. 145 Huron Flanner Annette Mrs. boarding house, 152 N. Michigan, cor. Ohio


Flanner Linn E. traveling agt. r. 152 N. Meridian


Flanner L. E. student, National Business College


Flatley P. B. porter, Daily, Keifer & Co. r. 247 S. Delaware


Flegg M.carpenter, bds. 227 E. Market Fleishman Lorenzo, foundryman, r. 350 N. Noble


Fleitz Charles, blacksmith, 187 Bluff rd. r. same


Fleming David, lab. r. 333 E. Louisiana Fleming George H. (G. H. Fleming & Co.),


masonic publishers, etc. 13 W. Mary- land, r. 38 S. Tennessee


Fleming Jacob, lab. ws. S. West, bet. Georgia and Maryland


Fleming John F. clk. W. G. Dabbs, bds. Mrs. Rockwell's


Fleming John S. blacksmith, bds. East, cor. Louckerbee


Fleming John T. book-keeper, r. 43 Har- rison


Fleming Peter, drayman, r. 480 E. Geor- gia


Fletcher Bishop, hooker, Indianapolis Rolling Mill


Fletcher Calvin, pres. Ind. Branch Bank- ing Co. r. Pennsylvania, cor. 1st


Fletcher Calvin, jr., N. end Plumb, nr. N. W. C. University


Fletcher David, r. 145 N. Mississippi


Fletcher Elijah, r. 408 N. Delaware


Fletcher Elizabeth Mrs. r. Wilkerson, bet. Union and Railroad


Fletcher E. T. asst. editor, Journal, r. 408 N. Delaware


Fletcher Horace A. clk. U. S. Subsistence Department, bds. Sherman House


Fletcher H. F. clk. American Express Co. r. 126 W. Vermont


Fletcher Ingram, r. 243 N. Pennsylvania Fletcher Mary Mrs. r. 314 N. Alabama Fletcher Pone, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill


Fletcher R. F. produce dealer and com.


mer. 1 Alvord's blk. r. 477 N. Ten- nessee


Fletcher S. A. sr. r. 88 E. Ohio


Fletcher S. A. jr. (S. A. Fletcher & Co.), r. Virginia av.


Fletcher S. A. & Co. (S. A. Fletcher, jr. and F. M. Churchman), bankers, 30 E. Washington


Fletcher T. R. bds. Palmer House


Fletcher William H. r. 326 Virginia av. Fletcher W. B. physician, 67 N. Alabama, r. cor. Alabama and New York


Fletcher Zachariah, cabinetmaker, r. 126 W. Vermont


Childrens' Furs, at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.


Trimmings of Sulgrove, Reynolds & Co., 20 West Washington Street.


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Fletcher's Bank, S. A. Fletcher & Co. prop'rs, 30 E. Washington


Flinn Byron P. porter, Munson & John- ston, r. Dougherty, bet. East and No- ble


Flinn Dennis, brickmason, r. 69 Maple Flinn J. Mrs. r. 336 S. Delaware


Flinn Martin, lab. C. & I. C. R. R. depot Flinn Thomas, plasterer, r. Maple, bet. Ray and Wilkens


Flowers Laura, wid. Dan. dressmaker, 300 E. Washington, l'. Same


Flowers Nannie, r. 248 W. Market


Flowers Samuel P. machinist, r. 20 Cal- ifornia


Fly W. lab. Sloan, Burk & Woollen, r. 246 Bluff rd.


Flynn David, heater, Ind. Rolling Mill Flynn John, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill


Flynn Morris, blacksmith, Ind. Rolling Mill


Flynn Terry, hooker, Ind. Rolling Mill Flynn William, lab. Ind. Rolling Mill


Flynn Terrence, Ind. Rolling Mill, bds. 69 Ann *


Fogal John, carpenter, r. 255 E. Wash- ington, 2d floor


Fogarty Arthur, fireman, Indianapolis Agricultural Works, r. 188 S. Missis- sippi


Fogarty Jeremiah, tailor, r. Kentucky av. Foger Henry, lab. r. 260 Winston


Fogle Jacob, clk. r. es. N. Mississippi, bet. 1st and 2d


Fogle Henry, carpenter, 523 E. Market, r. same


Foley B. F. carpenter, bds. 87 S. Penn- sylvania


Foley James, lab. r. 63 S. Meridian


Foley Patrick, lab. r. 134 Bright Foley Patrick, r. 296 E. Louisiana Foljambe George, messenger, Adams Ex- press Co. r. West, cor. Michigan Foljambe E. S. clk. Adams Express Co. r. West, cor. Michigan


Foljambe Edwin S. bill clk. Adams Ex- press Co. Union Depot, bds. S. Ten- nessee, bet. Georgia and Louisiana Follett John C. book-keeper Home Insur- ance Co. office 64 E. Washington, bds. 228 N. East


Follett Joseph B. sec'y Home Mutual In- surance Co. 64 E. Washington, bds. 228 N. East


Folloon Shephard, works Ind. Female College, cor. Ohio and Meridian


Folsom E. S. (Folsom & Olin), bds. Pyle House


Folsom & Olin (E. S. Folsom and E. D. Olin), agts. Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co. 35 E. Market


Foltz Howard, clk. bds. 279 N. Alabama Foltz Howard M. (Scholtz & Foltz), r. 279 N. Alabama


THE SINNISSIPPI


Confines its Business


TO THE STATE OF INDIANA.


Foly Timothy, lab. Central R. R. shop, r. nr. Deaf and Dumb Asylum


Foot M. W. Mrs. boarding house, r. 18 E. Michigan


Foote Obed (R. L. McOuat & Co.), r. 155 N. Tennessee


Foote William A. book-keeper, Sponsler & McCreery, bds. Macy House


Forat Henry, clk. r. 217 W. Michigan


Forbes Jos. watchmaker, M. N. Strauss & Co. bds. Palmer House


Forbes Matthew, engineer, Central R. R. r. 163 Spring


Ford John, wood surveyor, r. 161 W. South


Ford Michael, shoemaker, bds. West, nr. Maryland


Ford Stephen, shoemaker, Antony Lintz, 39 W. Washington


Forester Marcus (Forester & Lent,) r. 381 N. Illinois


Forester & Lent (Marcus Forester and William D. Lent), manf'rs of cloaks and mantillas, 34 W. Washington


Forllow Patrick, painter, bds. Scott House


Forrester Tom. tailor, H. W. White, r. 372 S. Tennessee, nr. Rolling Mill


Forshee George W. blacksmith, r. 320 W. Washington


Forshea Thomas, cigarmaker, bds. 163 N. Noble


Forwald William, carpenter, bds. 314 N. Noble


Foster Abram, lah. bds. 104 N. Tennes- see


Foster Alfred S. boilermaker, r. 156 N. Liberty


Foster Benjamin F. pastor Universalist Church and State Librarian, r. 248 N. Illinois


Foster David P. carpenter, r. 104 N. Ten- nessee


Foster Edgar J. (Hume, Adams & Co.), bds. 115 Illinois


Foster E. H. student, National Business College


Foster, Holloway & Co. (R. S. Foster, H. C. Holloway, J. P. Wiggins and Wm. Gregory), groceries and commission merchants, whol. 34 Virginia av. and 51 and 53 S. Delaware


Foster Isaac, carpenter, bds. 104 N. Ten- nessee


Fine Dress Goods, at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.


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Omar Newman appoints agents for Grover & Baker Sewing Machines, Rus-


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FRA


KNABE & CO. Took the three first Premiums at the


Ohio State Fair, Sept. 1856. BENHAM & CO. ARE AGENTS.


Foster Isaac, refreshment stand, es. Camp Carrington, on Lafayette R. R. cor. 3d


Foster John B. brakeman, Jeffersonville R. R. r. 77 Oak


Foster R. S. (Foster, Holloway & Co.), bds. 115 N. Illinois


Foster Thomas, carpet mnfr. r. 193 S. New Jersey


Foster Wallace (Smith & Foster), r. 72 N. Illinois


Foster William L. carpenter, al. bet. Mar- ket and Ohio, Mississippi and Canal, bds. Shepherd's, New York, cor. Ten- Lessee


Foudersaar John, lab. r. Union, bet. Ray and Wilkerson


Foudray James, bds. 215 N. New Jersey Foudray John E. (Wood & Foudray), r. N. New Jersey


Foukt Arnold, clk. bds. 185 E. New York


Foule Sam. carpenter, bds. 35 Indiana av.


Fourk A. Mrs. milliner and dealer in bonnets, ribbons, etc. 56 N. Illinois, r. same


Fourl John, bds. 93 N. New Jersey


FOURL & GOODYEAR (John Fourl and William Goodyear), bonnet bleach- ers, 56 N. Illinois


Fourl John T. (Fourl & Goodyear), r. 56 N. Illinois, Miller's Block


Fourth Presbyterian Church, Rev. Mr. Marshall, pastor, Delaware, cor. Market


Fourth Ward School House, Market, bet. West and California


Fous William, tailor, r. 234 Huron




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