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MORRIS, east and west, twelve blocks south of Washington.
MORRISON, east and west, bet. Delaware and Alabama, twelve blocks north of Washington.
MULBERRY, from MeCarty to Morris, bet. Union and Chestnut
MUSKINGUM ALLEY, from Louisiana to First, bet. Tennessee and Illinois.
MCCARTY, east and west, eight blocks south of Washington.
McGILL, from Louisiana to South bet. Mis- sissippi and Missouri.
MCGINNIS, from MeCarty to Ray, bet. Teu- nessee and Mississippi.
MCINTIRE, east and west, beyond corpora- tion, west of Michigan road.
McKERNAN, from Buchanan to corporation south, bet. Short and Wright.
MeNABB. east and west, from Illinois to Meridian, bet. Louisiana and sonth,
N EW JERSEY, north and south four blocks east of Meridian.
NEW YORK, east and west, three blocks north of Washington.
NINTH, east and west. fourteen blocks uorth of Washington.
NORTH, east and west, six blocks north of Washington.
NOBLE, north and south, seven blocks east of Meridian.
O AK, from Massachusetts av. to Christian nv., bet. Ash and Plum.
OHIO, east and west, two blocks north of Washington.
OREGON, north and south, from first to Pratt, bet. Brooks and Michigan road,
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OSAGE ALLEY, north and south, from Geor- gia to Pratt, bet. Missouri and Mississippi. SHORT. from Dougherty to city limits south, bet. McKernan and Virginia av.
OXFORD, east and west, bet. Charles and
corporation east, nine blocks north of Washington.
P ATTERSON. north and south, from Ver- mont to Elizabeth, thirteen blocks west of Meridian.
PEARL, east and west, from Illinois to Penu- sylvania, half block south of Washington. PECK, bet. old and new cemetery, terminus Kentucky av.
PENDLETON PIKE, terminus Massachusetts av.
PENNSYLVANIA, north and south, one block east of Meridian.
PERU, from North to Home av., nine blocks east of Meridian.
PHIPPS, east and west, from Meridian to Pennsylvania, bet. Merrill and McCarty.
PINE, north-east and south-west, from Har- rison to Virginia av., one block east of Noble.
PLUM, from St. Clair to Christian av., bet. Oak and Broadway.
POPLAR, east and west, from Union to Chestnut, two blocks south of McCarty.
POTOMAC ALLEY, east and west, bet. Washington and Market.
PRATT, east and west, nine blocks north of Washington.
R AILROAD, from Market to Massachu- setts av., bet. Spring and Davidson.
RAY, east and west, from McGinnis to Chest- nut, two blocks south of McCarty.
RHODE ISLAND, east and west, eight blocks north of Washington.
RIVER. south of old cemetery.
ROANOKE ALLEY, north and south. from Olio to First, bet. Tennessee and Mis-is- sippi.
ROCKWOOD, east and west, from West to Dacota, three blocks south of McCarty.
ROOT, east and west, from West to White river, one block south of McCarty.
ROSE, between West and White river, two blocks south of Merrill.
RUSSELL, north and south, from Meridian to Illinois, bet. McCarty and Merrill.
'AND, south-east, from Kentucky av., to
S White river, one block west of West.
SANDERS, east and west, from Shelbyville road to terminus of Wright, terminus Vir- ginia av.
SCHOOL. north and south, from South to Huron, bet. Noble and Virginia av.
SCIOTO ALLEY, from Washington to New York, bet. Meridian and Pennsylvania.
SECOND, east and west, twelve blocks north of Washington,
SEVENTH, east and west, seventeen blocks north of Washington.
SEVERN ALLEY, north and south, from Louisiana to Second, bet. Meridian and Illinois.
SEYMOUR, from east National rd. to Crane, one-half mile east of corporation.
SHARPE, east and west, from Eckert to Mis- sonri, bet. Sonth and Merrill.
SHELBYVILLE ROAD, termiuus Virginia av.
SINKER, east and west, from Alabama to East, one block north of McCarty.
SIXTH, east and west, sixteen blocks north of Washington.
SMITH, north and south, from Rhode Island to Indiana av., eleven blocks west of Meridian.
SOUTH, east and west, four blocks south of Washington.
SPRING, from Market to St. Clair, bet. No- ble and Railroad.
STEVENS, east and west, from East to Virginia av., one block north of McCarty. SUSQUEHANNA ALLEY, from Washington to North, bet. Pennsylvania and Delaware. ST. CLAIR, east and west, eight blocks north of Washington.
ST. JOSEPH. east and west, ten blocks north of Washington.
TENNESSEE, north and south, two blacks west of Meridian.
TENTH, east and west, twenty blocks north of Washington.
THIRD, east and west. thirteen blocks north of Washington.
THOMAS, east and west, from West to Da- cota, five blocks south of McCarty.
TINKER. east and west, seventeen blocks north of Washington.
TIPPECANOE ALLEY, east and west, from Tennessee to Illinois, bet. New York and Vermont.
TORBET, east and west from Fall Creek to Michigan road, beyond corporation.
U NION, from Merrill to Morris, bet. Me- ridian and Chestnut.
V ERMONT, east and west, four blocks north of Washington.
VINE, east and west, bet. Jackson and Charles, nine blocks north of Washington. VINTON, east and west. from West to Daco- ta, four blocks south of McCarty
VIRGINIA AVENUE, north-west and south- east, from corner Washington and Pennsyl- vania, to city limits
WABASH ALLEY, east and west, bet. Market and Ohio.
WALLACE, from Morris to city limits south, bet. Madison road and Franklin.
WALNUT, east and west, seven blocks north of Washington.
WASHINGTON, east and West, length of city, first street south of Governor's Circle.
WATERS, from Stevens to McCarty, bet. Greer and Virginia av.
WESSON, east and west, from Arsenal to Seymour, one block north of Washington. WEST. north and south, five blocks west of Meridian.
WEST CUMBERLAND, east and west, from Tennessee to White river, one-half block south of Washington
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WEST NATIONAL ROAD, east and west, west White river bridge.
WESTFIELD PIKE, terminus north Illinois. WILKINS, east and west. from Tennessee to Chestnut, three blocks south of Mc- Carty. .
WILLARD. from Merrill to Garden, bet. Ten- nessee and Mississippi.
WILLARD, north and south, south side east National road, one-half mile east of cor- poration.
WILSON, north and south, from Elizabeth to Davis, fifteen blocks west of Meridian. WINSTON from Ohio to Walnut, ten blocks
east of Meridian.
WISCONSIN, east and west, from West to Meridian, fourteen blocks south of Wash- ington.
WOOD, north and south. from Michigan to North, bet. Missouri and Mississippi.
WRIGHT, from Buchanan to corporation south. one block west of McKernan.
WYOMING, east and west, from Delaware to East, one block south of McCarty.
VEISER, east and west. from Bluff road to Japan, thirteen blocks south of Washington.
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B arker M. I. (Barker, Williams & Co.) r. 163 N. Tennessee Bowman Peter, (Carter & Bowman,) r. 9 W. Washington
Bullard Wm. carpenter and builder, shop ns. Washington bet. Canal and Mississippi, r. 52 Indiana av.
Carter J. F. (Carter & Bowman,) r. 252 N. Mississippi
CARTER & BOWMAN, (J. F. Carter and Peter Bowman,) proprs. Gem Billiard Saloon, 9 W. Washington
COLLINS JOSEPH G. propr. Richmond Temperance House, 35 W. Georgia, r. same
Neigeland C. R. salesman A. Kaufman
F Feller George, watchmaker 114 S. Illinois, r. same FRIEDGAN C. boots and shoes 36 W. Washington, r. 36 N. East all Alfred, photograph gallery 16} E. Washington
H Harbin T. N. physician and surgeon, office 26 N. Illinois Harper R. D. pastor Ist Presbyterian Church, r. 197 N. Alabama Hunt L. C. (R. R. City Printing Co.) r. North nr. Blake
ndianapolis and St. Louis Sleeping Car Co. H. Q. Sanderson, Pres. C. J. Sanderson, Secy. and Treas. Office Union Depot ustis James M. hostler, r. 26 N. Illinois
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M ontgomery S. T editor Independent 102 S. Pennsylvania, r. same
Dayne William, bartender, r. 26 N. Illinois
Pershing D. R. editor Independent, 10} S. Pennsylvania
asner Henry, (Rasner & Rittew,) r. Illinois cor. 6th
Rasner & Rittew, (Henry Rasner and J. P. Rittew,) house and sign painters 61 Kentucky av.
Rittew J. P. (Rasner & Rittew,) r. Mississippi cor. North
Rockwell Silas, boarding house, 87 and 89 E. Market
SINKER ALFRED T. American Saw Works, r. Ft. Wayne rd. out of city
Stacy M. D. jeweller, 34 Virginia av. r. 42 N. New Jersey
Way A. M. Miss, editor Independent, 10} S. Pennsylvania, r. same
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EDWARDS' INDIANAPOLIS DIRECTORY 1869.
ABBREVIATIONS.
ab .. ... above
cor .corner ne. . north-east
st ... ... street.
add.
.addition
ct.
... court
north side
S. or s. .. . south
agt ..
.. agent
E. or e ...
.east
nw. .north-west
se ... south-east
al. .alley es.
. east side
opp. .opposite
ss. . south side
asst assistant
est.
.. estate
pk ... park
sw. .south-west
av ..
,avenue
sec .... secretary
bel ..
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forwd ..... forwarding indp ..... independent insp . inspector
P. O. . post office
supt .... superintendent
bet ..
between
bds
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la. ... lane
prod . produce
W. or w ... . . west
blk .. . block
mkr. .maker
rd .. road
WS. . west side
(col'd).
.. colored
mınfr ... manufacturer
. residence
whol. wholesale
com. mer
nr.
. near
Rev. .reverend
wid. .widow
commission merchant
N. orn ..
.north
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wks. .. works
*" The classification by business will be found immediately after the alphabetical arrange ment of names. For full indices to the contents of the work, and names too late for regular insertion, see preceding pages.
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Abbett Charles H. (L. & C. H. Abbett) r. 35 Virginia av.
Abbett John B. r. 164 Virginia av.
Abbett Lawson, (L. & C. H. Abbett) r. 35 Virginia av.
ABBETT L. & C. HI. (Charles H. and Lawson Abbett) physi- cians and surgeons 35 Virginia av.
Abbot Frederic, salesman Trade Palace, bds. Pyle House
Abbott John W. (col'd) lab. r. 177 W. 2d
Abel Charles, teamster Schmidt's Brewery, r. 401 S. Delaware
Abker William, student National Business College
Abner John, varnishmkr. r. 310 S. East
Aborn Mary J. Mrs. Ist asst. principal 9th Ward School, r. 116 Broadway
Aborn Orin, physician, 74 E. Market, r. 116 Broadway
Abrams David, hostler Holmes & Rains
Abrams John, bookkeeper J. George Stilz, r. 129 N. Noble
Abrams John, (col'd) porter, r. 129 N. California
Abrams Milton, engineer Journal Office
Abrams William J. carpenter, r. 419 N. East
ABROMET ADOLPHI, agt. Atna Fire and Life and Howard's Fire Ins. Co.'s room 1 Etna Bldg. r. 21 W. North
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Butsch, Dickson & Dell, proprs. W. H. Lake, lessec, Ohio se. cor. Illinois
Achey Americus, carpenter Builders and Mnfrs. Association
Achey James, bds. 17 Kentucky av.
Achey John, bds. 17 Kentucky av.
Achey Mary, wid. Henry, r. 17 Kentucky av.
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trans .... transportation treas .. . treasurer
bldg building
lab . laborer
pub. . public
pl. .place
BINGHAM'S JEWELRY STORE is opp. the Odd Fellows' Hall.
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Achillas Thomas, turner L. Kolb, r. 28 W. Georgia
Ackerman Andrew, (Western Furniture Co.) r. ws. Noble bet. Market and Chio
Ackerman August, compositor Gutenberg Co.
Ackert George F. clk. Asher, Adams and Higgins, bds. Pyle House
Ackles Mary, dressmaker, r. 152 W. Washington
Adam William, teamster, r. ws. Jackson nr. St. Clair
Adams A. T. physician, bds. Little's Hotel
Adams Aaron, (col'd) whitewasher, bds. 460 S. Missouri
Adams Alexander, boarding house 268 E. St. Clair, r. same
Adams Andrew J. bds. 268 E. St. Clair
Adams D. O. operator Miller's Photograph Gallery, r. 197 N Illinois
Adams George F. lumber dealer 169 Bates, r. 175 E. Market Adams George H. (Asher, Adams & Higgins,) r. Brooklyn, New York
Adams George S. salesman J. W. Adams, bds. 430 N. Illinois
Adams Harvey, cooper, r. 164 Pattison
Adams Henry C. deputy sheriff, r. 115 S. New Jersey
Adams Hubbard S. policeman, r. ns. Louisiana, bet. New Jersey and Alabama
Adams Jefferson, clk. bds. 9 S. Mississippi
Adams Jesse, brick yard, r. 346 N. New Jersey
Adams John Q. carpenter, r. 9th cor. Lenox
Adams John W. boots and shoes 49 and 53 W. Washington, r. 430 N. Illinois
Adams Lafayette, r. 165 N. Alabama
Adams Lida Miss, bds. 268 E. St. Clair
Adams Mary M. wid. Reuben, r. 115 S. New Jersey
Adams Samuel, lawyer 19 W. Washington, r. 297 N. Delaware Adams Samuel C. brickmkr. r. 297 N. Delaware
Adams Thomas H. cooper D. Burton & Co. r. 248 N. Blake
Adams William, porter, r. ws. Jackson bet. Arch and St. Clair
Adams William L. (Hume, Adams & Co.) r. 165 N. Alabama Adkins Martin V. B. conductor, r. 346 N. Noble
Adsit Charles S. salesman Geo. K. Share & Co. bds. 234 S. Ala- bama
Adsit Henry B. clk. Geo. K. Share & Co. bds. 332 N. Alabama Aebker Henry, wks. Cabinet Maker's Union
Aebker William, wks. Cabinet Maker's Union
Aehr Joseph, r. Bluff rd. nr. Wisconsin
Aess Sebastian, lab. r. 505 N. Illinois
Ætna Building, es. Pennsylvania bet. Washington and Market Ætna Fire Ins. Co. of Hartford, Conn. A. Abromet, agt. R. L. Douglass, State agt. room 1 Ætna Bldg.
Ætna Life Ins. Co. of Hartford, Conn. A. Abromet, agt. room 1 Ætna Bidg
Affantranger, S. J. blacksmith 191 Indiana av. r. 215 W. North
Those nice Boots were made at J. ARDEN'S, 65 S. Meridian st.
C. J. BRACKEBUSH, Farm Machinery, Hardware and Seeds, Nos. 75 and 77 W. Washington St. Indianapolis.
CINCINNATI MUTUAL LIFE Ins. Co., C. G. Jones, Gen'l Agt.
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Aftung Anton, books and notions 26 S. Delaware, r. 277 S. New Jersey
Agnew William, sawyer, r. es. Mississippi nr. 3d
Ahenfeld William, carpenter W. H. Henschen
Ahern Michael, fireman Gas Works, r. Illinois sw. cor. Wilkins Ahlders Ahlrich, collarmkr. D. Schwegel, bds. South cor. Penn- sylvania
Aiken J. B. ins. agt. r. 649 N. Tennessee
Aiken Louis G. salesman L. Ludorff & Co. bds. 649 N. Ten- nessee
Aikens Daniel, cooper, r. 393 S. Missouri
Aikman John B. (Kimble, Aikman & Co.) 382 N. Tennessee
Aker Ellis L. carpenter H. H. Wheatly, r. 116 Elm
Akins Milton, teamster, bds. 121 Huron
Alanstraw William, lab. Rolling Mill
ALBANY CITY FIRE INS. CO. of New York, R. E. Beardsley, State agt. 11 N. Meridian
ALBERSHARDT HENRY F. boots and shoes, 139 E. Washing- ton, r. same
Albersmeier Daniel, lab. Terre Haute & I. freight depot, r. 172 Union
Albersmeier Henry, clk. bds. 299 S. Delaware
Albert John W. carriage trimmer Miller, Mitchell & Stough, r. Ash bet. Vine and Cherry
Albert Lawson H. baggageman, r. 211 N. Missouri
Albertson Charles, printer Journal Job Room, bds. 98 N. East
Albro Henry O. foundry foreman Phoenix Machine Works, r. 160 Blackford
Alcon Albert, gold and silver plater room 22 Talbott & News Block, bds. 22 W. Ohio
Alcoron Sarah Miss, asst. matron Home of the friendless, r. same
Aldag August, shoemkr. Charles Aldag, r. 581 E. Wshington Aldag Charles, boots and shoes 175 E. Washington, r. same
Aldag Charles L. shoemkr. r. Cumberland bet. New Jersey and Alabama
Aldag Louis, shoemkr. Charles Aldag, r. 78 N. Liberty
Alden John B. (Shortridge & Alden) and publisher of the Indi- ana Teacher, bds. 20 S. Pennsylvania
Alden Lydia T. clk. J. B. Alden, bds. 20 S. Pennsylvania
Aldred Salina, wid. r. South nw. cor. Noble
Aldrich Alexander W. carpenter, r. 308 Winston
Aldrich Chauncey, carpenter, r. 425 E. St. Clair.
Aldrich Frank, (Aldrich & Gay) r. 366 N. West
Aldrich John D. stair builder, r. 244 Davidson
Aldrich L. A. porter Olivet Presbyterian Church, r. 248 S. Meridian
ALDRICH & GAY, (Frank Aldrich and Alfred Gay) wood yard Indiana av. cor. Canal Aldridge I. N. bds. 10 W. Georgia
Alexander Alfred M. elk. r. 550 N. Tennessee
AGENTS WANTED, Cincinnati Mutual Life Insurance Company.
CIRCULARS SENT FREE, Address C. G. Jones, Gen. Agt. Cinn. Mutual Life Ins. Co., No. 7 Vinton's Block, Indianapolis.
FINE JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE AT BINGHAM'S.
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Alexander Christinia, wid. John, r. West Indianapolis
Alexander Elvira, wid. Archibald, r. 319 S. Delaware
Alexander Emma B. wid. James C. r. 332 E. Obio
Alexander George, clk. Dury & Hawk, bds. 173 Huron
Alexander George W. (col'd) barber W. Artis, r. 181 W. Wash- ington
Alexander George W. (G. W. Alexander & Co.) r. 550 W. Ten- nessee
Alexander J. D. trav. salesman Hays, Rosenthall & Co. rooms 62 S. Meridian
Alexander Joseph, carpenter, r. 173 Huron
Alexander Michael, salesman L. I. Mossler & Bro. r. 37 E. Washington
Alexander Norton E. traveling agt. State Sentinel, bds. 119 W. Maryland
Alexander Theodore T. salesman L. H. Tyler & Co. r. 289 W. Vermont
Alexander William, r. 233 Winston
Alexander G. W. & Co. (George W. Alexander and -) real estate agts. 2 W. Washington
Alford Henry A. bookkeeper H. F. West & Co. r. 175 N. Ala- abama
Alford Thomas G. (Alford, Talbot & Co.) r. 175 N. Alabama
Alford William H. marblewrkr. T. S. James & Co. bds. 229 S. Alabama
ALFORD, TALBOT & CO. (T. G. Alford, R. L. Talbot, W. H. Morrison, J. P. Patterson and J. A. Moore) wholesale grocers 2 Morrison Blk. S. Meridian
Algeo John, salesman Pettis, Dickson & Co. r. 67 N. Alabama Algeo Samuel, porter Foster & Wiggins, r. 359 E. Market
Allaire Andrew, (Stirk & Allaire) r. es. Clinton alley bet. New York and Ohio
Allaire James P. traveling agt. r. 95 Jackson
Allbright Francis, barber R. Harding, bds. same
Allbright George, varnisher Cabinet Maker's Union, r. 182 N. Davidson
Allen A. C. Rev. missionary, r. 181 N. Delaware
Allen Abner, shoemkr. Adolph Shafer, r. 345 N. Alabama
Allen Austin W. agt. Lamb's Knitting Machine, 18 N. Delaware, bds. 30ł N. Pennsylvania
ALLEN CHAPEL, (African) Henry Depugh, (col'd) pastor, ns. Broadway bet. Cherry and Christian av.
Allen Chapel Day School, (African) S. A. Elbert, principal, ns. Broadway bet. Cherry and Christian av.
Allen Edward, (col'd) car cleaner, r. 173 Douglass al.
Allen Edward G. clk. Louis Hollweg, bds. 213 N. Pennsylvania Allen Eliza, wid. r. 89 N. West
Allen Firman, salesman Wiles Bro. & Co. r. 316 N. Illinois Allen George, (col'd) brickmkr. r. 224 Huron
ALLEN HENRY, livery and sale stable, 25 and 27 E. Pearl, r. 130 W. Vermont
Aug. F. Coors, 151 Washington st., Wholesale and Retail Grocer.
C. J. BRACKEBUSH, Farm Machinery, Hardware and Seeds, Nos. 75 and 77 W. Washington St. Indianapolis.
AMERICAN WATCH AGENCY AT BINGHAMS.
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Allen Henry S. salesman Trade Palace, bds. 9 S. Mississippi
Allen James, pressman H. C. Chandler & Co. r. 31 W. Georgia
Allen James A. carpenter, r. 57 Huron
Allen James R. coppersmith C. C. C. & I. R. R.
Allen John H. (col'd) farmer, r. 44 Harris
Allen Josephine, wid. James, r. 83} E. Washington
Allen Martha, wid. William, r. 134 Virginia av.
Allen Mary, wid. Larew, r. 159 Meek
ALLEN N. M. MRS. dress and cloak making 36} E. Washington bds. Palmer House
Allen Robert, moulder, r. 31 W. Georgia
Allen Stella Mrs. bds. Stanridge House
Allen Thomas C. r. 181 N. Delaware
Allen William A. bds. Palmer House
Allison Joseph, plasterer, r. 30 Fletcher av.
Allison Mary, wid. Dr. L. r. Pennsylvania nw. cor. Market
Allred Garrison W. sexton City and Green Lawn Cemeteries,
office and entrance ws. Kentucky av. bet. Louisiana and River, r. 215 N. South
Alstrod Henry, cabinetmkr. r. 184 Winston
Alt John, carpenter, r. 463 N. Alabama
Altenburger Jacob, wks. Wheat, Fletcher & Co. r. es. Blake 6 s. New York
Alters A. bds. Jefferson House
Althoff James, wks. Indianapolis Paper Co. r. 300 S. Missouri
Althoff James B. r. 300 S. Missouri
Altland Hiram, constable, r. 150 Ft. Wayne av.
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