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Bear Lake Club, Robert Cran pres., Charles H. Miller vice- pres., Walt Smith sec., H. Horstmeyer treas. ; club room, Horstmeyer building, Fairfield ave,; regular meetings, first Tuesday in each montlı.
Bible Society of St. Paul's and Emanuel churches, Rev. C.
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Gross pres .; meets every three months at churches.
Blue Gill Rod and Gun Club, or- ganized July, 1875; Willis D Maier captain, Peter Morgan- thaler sec and treas .; trustees, Henry Zekind and George Moon of Warsaw, Ind., and Byron S. Kiser of Fort Wayne; Charles S. Kiser commissary and quarter- master.
Catholic Knights of America, St. Bernard Branch, No. 103, meets first and third Sunday each month at Breen's Hall; J. M. Mayer sec.
Father Mathew Total Abstinence Society, meets first Sunday in each month at Library Hall, 98 Calhoun; Rt. Rev. Bishop Jo- seph Dwenger pres., W. T. Mannix sec.
Fort Wayne Catholic Circulating Library and Association, Wolke Block, 98 Calhoun; Rev. J. Brammer spiritual director, George Fry pres., Michael Hou- liban sec, George A. Littot treas .; association meets first Thursday in January, April, July and October; library open Thursdays from 7 to 8.30 p. m., Sundays from 1.30 to 3 p. m .; Philip J. Singleton librarian.
Fort Wayne City Hospital, n. e. cor. Lewis and Hanna; L. M. Ninde pres, O. S. Hanna, scc, C. A. Kambe treas, J. W. Rode- man supt.
Fort Wayne Typographical Union, No. 78, meets first Sunday even- ing in each month; E. O. Bar- low pres., E. E. Morgan sec.
Fort Wayne Vocal Society, meets every Friday evening at the Conservatory of Music; C. F. W. Meyer director.
Home for the Friendless, 144 Pritchard; organized 1872; Mrs. Martha A. Carter matron, Mrs. Helen Dodez pres., Miss Maggie Swain sec, Mrs. Beuleh Ninde treas.
Irish Catholic Benevolent Associa- tion, meets fourth Sunday in each month at their hall, n. w.
cor. Calhoun and Lewis; S. O'Rourke pres.
Ke-ki-onga Athletic Club, Daniel McFce pres., Frederick Spiegel sec., John Oettinger treas. ; busi- ness meeting first Tuesday in each month; practice meetings Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings, at Anderson's Hall, cor. Broadway and W. Jefferson. Ladies' Society for Church Work (Trinity church), Mrs. E. L. Chittenden pres., Miss Jessie Withers sec. and treas.
Ladies' Society of German Luther- an Church, Mrs. Wm. Sihler pres .; meets semi-monthly on Wednesdays.
Lafayette Benevolent Society, hall Foster Block; meets second Sat- urday in each month; F. Sallier sec.
Nimrod Club, organized August 1, 1881; George Strodel pres., Leb DeTurk vice-pres., Richard B. Greene sec., Chris. Raquet treas. ; club room No. 1 Arion Hall block; regular meetings first Monday in each month; Peter Raquet quartermaster.
Mad Anthony Club, organized Oc- tober 26, 1881; Louis Neuroth pres., Ruben Gleason sec., Phil- lip Rapp treas .; regular meeting first Wednesday in each month. Northern Indiana Agricultural and Horticultural Association, Wm. A. Kelsey pres., Wright Rock- hill sec., D. C. Fisher treas. Northern Indiana Poultry Associ- ation, meets second Monday in each month; M. E. Argo pres., G. W. Stultz vice-pres., F. C. Barrett sec., G. P. Gordon treas. Rector's Aid Society of Trinity Church, Miss Clara Fleming pres., Miss Mattie Withers sec., Miss Minnie Hood treas. Reformed Men's Temperance Union, hall n. w. cor. Main and Fulton; Thomas Kavanaugh pres., Thomas Foley sec. ; mects every Sunday at 3.30 p. m.
St. Aloysius Society of St. Mary's Catholic Church, meets the last Sunday in each month; Henry Cocks pres., H. J. Kuttner sec.
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St. Boniface Society, meets month- ly at the n. e. cor. of W. Wash- ington and Griffith.
St. Carl Boromeus Benevolent So- ciety, meets every second Sun- day in each month at St. Mary's Hall, s. w. cor. Lafayette and Jefferson; Peter Schultz pres., J. N. Stein sec.
St. Joseph's Catholic Benevolent Society, meets second Sunday in each month at Library Hall, 98 Calhoun; George Littot pres., Wm. S. Hale sec.
St. Joseph's Hospital, s. w. cor. Main and Broadway; Mother Prudentia sister superior, Rev. Theodore Hibbelin chaplain.
St. Joseph's School Society, meets first Sunday in each month at St. Mary's Hall, cor. Lafayette and Jefferson; Henry Prangler pres., George Baker sec.
St. Martinus Benevolent Society, mcets every second Sunday in each month at St. Peter's School,
s. w. cor. Hanna and St. Francis; S. Wiegand pres.
St. Vincent de Paul Society, insti- tuted for relief of the poor; rooms 98 Calhoun: Rev. J. Brammer spiritual director, Kil- ian Baker pres., P. Ryan sec., H. C. Graf treas.
Three River Rod and Reel Club, Charles Sheldon pres., John Maxwell sec., Wm. Wilkins treas., Gen. Wayne Kiser quar- termaster; club room 132 Wells; regular meeting 16th of each month.
Woman's Auxiliary Missionary So- ciety (Trinity Church), Mrs. A. Bond pres., Mrs. Charles Angell sec. and treas.
Young Ladies' Society of the Ger- man Lutheran Church, Miss M. Thieme pres., Miss Pauline Kleinegees sec. ; meets at church school rooms last Sabbath in each month.
SECRET AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
MASONIC.
Hall northwest cor. Calhoun and Berry.
Home Lodge No. 342, F. & A. M., meets first Tuesday in each month in Postoffice building; Frank Gibson W. M., Charles M Jones sec.
St. Mary's No. 14 (col'd), meets first Monday in each month; C. F. Brooks W. M., E. P. F. Whet- sell sec.
Sol. D. Bayless Lodge No. 359, F. & A. M., meets second Monday in each month; George K. Tor- rance W. M .; Wm. E. Hood sec.
Summit City Lodge No. 170, F. & A. M., meets first Friday in each month; Wm. S. Patton W. M .. Wm. W. Fish sec.
Wayne Lodge No. 25, F. & A. M., meets first Tuesday on or before full moon; David A. Robison W. M.
Fort Wayne Chapter No. 19, R A. M., meets first Wednesday in each month; H. W. Mordhurst H. P., W. T. Foster, sec.
Fort Wayne Council No. 4, R. & S. M., meets second Wednesday in each month; Allen Dougall I. M., J. H. Simonson sec.
Fort Wayne Commandery No. 4, K. T., meets first and third Tues- days in each month; H. W. Mordhurst E. C., J. H. Simon- son rec.
ODD FELLOWS.
Hall in Postoffice building. Concordia Lodge No. 228, meets every Wednesday evening; C. F. Boehm sec.
Concordia Rebecca Lodge No. 41 (German), meets first and third Tuesdays in each month; Mrs. L. Wasserbach sec.
Deborah Rebecca Degree Lodge No. 110, meets first and third
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Tuesdays in cach month ; Mrs. J. Gorham perm. sec.
Harmony Lodge No. 19, mects every Thursday evening at their hall 20 W Berry; T. J. Leonard sec.
Fort Wayne Lodge No. 14, meets every Monday evening; W. T. McKean sec.
Fort Wayne Encampment No. 152, meets second and fourth Friday evenings in each month; George Herr C. P., J. A. Atwood R. S.
Summit City Encampment No. 16, meets first and third Friday evening in each month, in Hall on Berry street; Wm. Wallace rec. scribe.
I. O. F.
Court Ke-ki-onga No. 2, of Ind., meets each alternate Wednesday evening at their hall 34 Clinton; Thomas Lloyd C. R., John T. Leach sec.
ORDER OF CHOSEN FRIENDS.
John H. Bass Council No. 3, mects second and fourth Friday even- ings in each month at Odd Fel- lows' building, on Berry street, Charles E. Reed C. C., H. P. Vordermark P. C. C., Max Nird- linger V. C .. L. P. Vordermark rec. sec. and financier.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
Chippewa Tribe No. 26 (German), meets every Monday evening at hall s. w. cor. of Berry and Harrison; Charles Siebold sa- chem, C. Leichner S. sag .. J. M. Ehrmann J. sag., John Was- serback Ch. of R.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
No. 1547, meets second and fourth Wednesdays in each month at Odd Fellows' Hall, W. Berry street; Herman Goldsmith dic- tator, W. D. Maier reporter.
BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE EN- GINEERS.
Hall 86 Calhoun, meets every Sat- urday evening; John S. Glenn, chief, J. W. Orr sec.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
Howard Council No. 246, meets second and fourth Fridays of each month at Odd Fellows hall on W. Berry street; George Rei- ter regent, W. II. Ruthraff sec.
GOOD TEMPLARS.
Amity Lodge No. 121, meets Tues- day evening at hall 78 Clinton street.
FORT WAYNE TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.
LIST OF PATRONS.
Adams Express Company. Aldrich & Barrett, attorneys. American Express Company. Angell & Barnett, omnibus office. Angell B. D., residence.
Angell Mrs. O., residence. Auditor's office. Aveline House.
Baltes M., contractor.
Barnett A. G., residence. Barnum Dr. G. P., livery stable. Bash S, residence.
Bash S. & Co., commission mer- chants.
Bass J. H., residence.
Bass' foundry and machine works. Becker & Wile, commission mer- chants.
Bell R. C., residence.
Blakesley J. H., hackman.
Bloomingdale Mills.
Bond's bakery and confectionery. Bond S. B., residence.
Bond Mrs. L. A., residence.
Boseker & White, hub and spoke factory
Brandriff A. D. & Co., hardware. Brockway C. M., residence.
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Bruebach Dr., residence.
Burghoff Bros., bottling works. Bursley G. E., residence. Cartwright F., residence. Centlivre's brewery. City Hall. City Hospital. City Mills.
Concordia College.
Coombs & Co.'s yard.
Coombs & Co.'s store, hardware.
Coombs, Bell & Morris, attorneys. Court Rooms. County Jail. Custer House.
Davis Bros., book binders.
Deithes & Campbell, lumber.
De Wald Geo. & Co., dry goods.
De Wald Geo., residence.
Didier J. C. & Co., grocers.
Dinnen Dr., office.
Dinnen Dr., residence.
Draker John, livery stable.
Dreier Bros., druggists.
Eckels H. C. Empie T. B., residence. Empire Line Office.
Evans, McDonald & Co., whole- sale dry goods.
Falk & Lamley, wholesale liquors. Feeder Dam. First National Bank.
Fleming Wm., residence.
Foellinger A .. druggist.
Fort Wayne National Bank.
Fort Wayne M. E. College. Fort Wayne Gas Co.
Fort Wayne Paper Mill.
Fort Wayne Paint & Painting Co. Foster Bros., dry goods and furni- ture. Fox James, coal yard. Fox James, residence. Gazette Counting Room. Gazette Editorial Room. Gilbert Jolın, office.
Glutting & Bauer, real estate and insurance. Griffiths W. E., hardware. Gumpper C. C., bakery and con- fectionery. Gumpper's Keystone Grocery. Hamilton Bank. Hamilton M., residence.
Hake Frank & Co., beer bottling works. Hattersley A., residence.
Hattersley & Son, plumbers and gasfitters.
Healy Frank J, Keystone Blk.
· Hetrick Dr. J., residence. Hoffman Bros., lumber merchants. Hoffman A. E., residence.
Hoffman W. H., residence.
Home Billiard Hall.
Huestis & Hamilton, wholesale grocers. Huestis A. C., residence.
Indiana Staats Zeitung.
Jackson freight office. Jackson T., residence.
Jones F. L. & Co., Troy steam laundry.
Jones & Bradley, druggists.
Jones M. L., photographer.
Kemp Edgar, residence.
Koilock A. H., residence.
Lavanway L., feed store.
Lillie & Shoemaker, lime, cement, etc.
Loag Dr., dental office.
Lumbard S. C., insurance office.
Lumbard S. C., residence.
Lumbard Mrs. M. A., residence.
Mayer House.
McCracken J. K., residence.
McDonald R. T., residence.
Mclachlan & Bowen, plumbers and gasfitters.
McKinnie F. H., McKinnie House.
Mensch H. S., residence.
Methley John, coal yard.
Meyer Bros. & Co., druggists.
Miller W. H., grocer.
Moderwell & Clayton, coal yard.
Moderwell & Studor, carpets. Moellering & Paul, contractors.
Monning J. B. & Co., coffee and spice mills.
Morgan & Beach, hardware.
Muirhead A. & Co., coal yard. Murray Manufacturing Company. Myers C. F., livery and boarding stable. Myers W. H., physician and sur- geon. Myers W. H., contractor.
Nathan Bros. & Strauss, wholesale liquors. News office. Noll B. R. & Co., druggists.
Nuttman J. D., residence.
Ogden Robert, plumber and gas- fitter.
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Olds C. L. & Co., iron works. Olds & Sons, hub and spoke fac- tory. Olds H. G., wagon works.
Olds H. G., residence.
Olds J. D., residence.
Orff John, flour mill.
Organ factory.
Pacific Express office.
Peltier L. & Sons, undertakers. Peltier James, residence. Perrin A. C., livery stable.
Perry O. L., Keystone Blk.
Peters' Box and Lumber Co.
Pickard T. R. & Sons, foundry.
Pickard T. R. & Sons, store.
Pickard T. R., residence.
Pittsburgh freight office.
Pittsburgh baggage room.
Police station.
Porter M. F., physician.
Prescott Bros. & Co., hardware. Prescott E. W., residence.
Pyke W H., grocery.
Rhinesmith & Simonson, planing mill.
Rhinesmith & Simonson, store. Robinson House.
Ross George A.
Root & Company, dry goods.
Ryan J., truckman. Scott J. A., feed store.
Seaver A. W., residence.
. Seidel E. & Son, bakery and res- taurant. Sentinel counting room. Sheriff's office.
Siemon & Bro., stationers.
Simons O. A., residence. Skelton's grocery.
Standard Oil Co.
Star Union Line office.
Stemen C. B., physician.
Storm Joseph, hardware.
Stratton Robert, attorney.
Strope & Co., druggists.
Swayne S. F., office.
Thieme T F., druggist.
Tinkham J. P., wood yard.
Tons & Moellering, druggists.
Trentman A. C.
Trentman & Fox, candy and cracker mnfrs. .
United States Express office.
Virgil T S., physician.
Vogel Frank, merchant tailor.
Wabash Freight office.
Wagner H. G., druggist.
Waltemuth C. H., grocery.
Walters A. & Co., central grocery.
Water Works (trustees' office).
Water Works (engine house).
Weber Milton N., saloon.
Western Union Telegraph office.
Wheelock Dr., office.
Wilder J. H., residence.
Wilding & Son, coal yard.
Withers & Breen, attorneys.
Woodworth C. B. & Co., drug- gists.
Woodworth B. S., physician.
Woodworth D. A., residence. Worthington W. W., residence. Yankee Grocery.
PUBLIC HALLS, BUILDINGS, ETC.
Anderson's Block and Hall, n. w. cor. Broadway and Jefferson. Armory Hall, s. w. cor. W. Main and Harrison. (Formerly Tur- ner's Hall.)
Barr Street Market House, s. e. cor. Barr and Berry.
Burgess Block, s. e. cor. Main and Court.
Centennial Block, 197 and 199 Broadway.
City Hall, w. s. Barr bet. Berry and Wayne.
Colerick's Hall, over 49 and 53 Columbia.
Court House, e. s. Calhoun bet. Main and Berry.
Driscoll's Hall, s. e. cor. Calhoun and W., St. L. & P. Ry.
Evans Block, s. s. Berry bet. Cal- houn and Clinton.
Ewing Block, s. w. cor. W. Main and Harrison. Foellinger's Block, 34 Calhoun.
Fort Wayne Rink, n. s. Berry bet. Clinton and Barr. Foster's Block, e. s. Court bet. Main and Berry.
Herrington Block, e. s. Fairfield ave. bet. Williams and Bass.
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Hibernia Hall, 176 Calhoun.
Kane's Block, s. s. Main bet. Cal- houn and Harrison.
Keystone Block, w. s. Calhoun s. of Columbia.
Lafayette Hall, 54 Barr.
Light Guard Armory Hall, s. w. cor. Main and Harrison.
McDougal's Block, n. w. cor. Cal- houn and Berry.
Masonic Hall, n. w. cor. Calhoun and Berry.
Masonic Temple, cor. Wayne and Clinton.
Miller Block, w. s. Clinton bet Berry and Wayne.
Miner Block, n. e. cor. Clinton and Main.
Myers' Block, 108 Fairfield ave.
Nestel's Block, s. w. cor. Broad- way and W. Jefferson.
Nierman's Block, 5 and 7 N. Har- rison.
Nill's Hall, 80 Calhoun.
Odd Fellows' Hall, Postoffice building.
Odd Fellows' Hall (new), n. s. Ber- ry bet. Calhoun and Harrison.
Phoenix Block, w. s. Calhoun n. of Main.
Postoffice, e. s. Court s. of Main.
Red Men's Halls, 80 Calhoun and s. w. cor. Berry and Harrison. Schott's Block, n. w. cor. Barr and Washington.
Seidel Block, 52 Calhoun.
St. Mary's Hall, s. w. cor. Lafay- ette and Jefferson.
Union Block, n. w. cor. Main and Clinton.
Verth's Hall, 267 E. Wayne.
NOTICE.
We have not in this, nor shall we in any future issue of the Fort Wayne City Direc- tory, ask or authorize the collection of any moneys in advance of the delivery of the book. Our solicitors have strict orders to that effect. We are led to mention this from the fact that certain parties, fraudulently claiming to be our · agents, have been soliciting payment for pat- ronage in advance.
R. L. POLK & CO.
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BASS FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS
MANUFACTURERS OF
Steam Engines and Boilers
OF ALL SIZES,
Car Wheels and
Railroad Castings.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Allen Celebrated Steam Governors, Grist and Saw Mills AND
MILL FURNISHING GOODS.
Exclusive Manufacturers of Barnes' Patent Steam Whistles, the best and cheapest in the market.
SLACK BARREL MACHINERY,
WEISEL SPOKE AND AXE HANDLE LATHES,
BUILDING AND GENERAL CASTINGS. .
Office & Works, Hanna St., South of Railroad Crossing
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ABBREVIATIONS.
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east side
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machine hand
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mnfr
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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF NAMES.
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Abbott Frank H, clerk A D Brandriff & Co, rooms 52 E Columbia.
Abel Miss Kate, teacher, rooms 219 E Wayne.
Abel Louis, laborer, bds 74 Murray.
Abel Miss Mary A, teacher Hanna school, bds 219 E Wayne. Aber David J, teacher, res 70 Wilt.
Aber John F, photographer J A Shoaff, bds Avenue House. Aborn Thomas E, printer, res 99 W Washington.
Academy of Music, n s E Berry, bet Barr and Clinton, John A Scott manager.
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northwest corner
bds
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s e cor .southeast corner mach hand
Barrows
Photos are finished equal to those of eastern cities; 18 West Berry Street.
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Ackermann Martin, laborer, res s e cor Putnam and Short.
Adams Andrew J, millwright Bass F & M Works, res 68 Chicago.
Adams Charles C, fireman P, F W & C Ry, bds 140 Wal- lace.
Adams Charles H, millwright, bds 68 Chicago.
Adams Express Co, Wm P Chapman Agent, 102 Cal- houn.
Adams George D, telegraph operator P, F W & C Ry, res 70 Douglas ave.
Adams Israel B, engineer P, F W & C Ry, res 48 Bracken- ridge.
Adams Israel B jr, laborer Hoffman Bros, bds 48 Bracken- ridge.
Adams John H, dentist H C Sites, bds 95 Baker.
Adams Miss Lizzie, bds 48 Brackenridge.
Adams Louisa, domestic 22 Harrison.
Adams Oscar M, yardman 119 E Wayne.
Adams Oscar S, lab Hoffman Bros, bds 48 Brackenridge.
Adams Wm A, carpenter, res 35 Buchanan.
Adams Wm B, painter, bds 48 Brackenridge.
Addleman Miss Helen, housekeeper Tremont House.
Adeler Annie K (wid Andrew), res 61 Wall.
Adelmann Frank, clerk Tremont House.
Adkins Albert C, laborer N G Olds & Sons, bds 18 Colerick.
Adkins Armus W, conductor, res n s Dawson nr Fair- field ave.
Adler Fredericka, domestic 181 W Wayne.
Adlington Samuel L, machinist Bass F & M Works, res 353 E Wayne.
Aex Sophia (wid August), res 60 W Washington.
African Methodist Church, n e cor E Wayne and Francis.
Agler Hiram, brakeman W, St L & P Ry, res 75 Baker.
Agster Anna M (wid Gottlieb), res 42 W Jefferson.
Agster Miss Augusta, bds 42 W Jefferson.
Agster Charles A, machinist W, St L & P Ry, res 42 W Jef- ferson.
Ahern Edward, molder Bass F & M Works, res New Haven.
Ahern Thomas, plasterer, res 93 Williams.
Ahern . Thomas, saloon, n w cor Ist and N Harrison, res same. 1
Ahern Wm, telegraph repairer, bds 93 Williams.
Ahern Wm J, plasterer, bds 93 Williams.
Ahfeldt Emil, molder Bass F & M Works, res 300 E Wash- ington.
Ahinger Agnes A, domestic 103 W Berry.
Will bake day or night with no waste of fuel; they PRESCOTT BROS. & CO. have the Duplex Grate for Coal or Wood at
= HAPPY THOUGHT RANGES 4
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The Peters Box and Lumber Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF
OFFICE
BLACK WALNUT, POPLAR AND ASH
LUMBER,
Chair and Dimension Stuff, and Cottonwood Tobacco Pails.
Veneer & Saw Mills, 79 to 102 High St., Fort Wayne, Ind.
FURNITURE A SPECIALTY.
Prescott Bros. & Co.
Geo. De Wald & Co.
DRY GOODS
Dealers In Cor. Calhoun and Columbia Sts.
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Ahlbright Frank H, baggageman F W & I R R, bds Bloom- ingdale House.
Ahle Frederick, laborer P, F W & C Ry, res 27 West.
Ahle Mary, domestic, 320 W Jefferson.
Ahlersmaier Wm, laborer Bass F & M Works, res Bigby Road nr limits.
Ahltenburg John, foreman H G Olds, bds Harmon House.
Ahneman Henry, laborer, res 159 Madison.
Ahrenz Herman, laborer, bds 197 Ewing.
Ainsworth Charles, delivery clerk Root & Co, bds 79 W Main. Albers Annie, laundry, 90 E Main, res same.
Albers Herman, laborer P, F W & C Ry, res 69 Force.
Albrecht Andrew, cigarmaker, bds 168 E Washington.
Albrecht John, student, bds 140 E Main.
Albrecht John, shoemaker, 133 Broadway, res same.
Albrecht Martin L (Dudenhoefer, Daniels & Co), res 140 E Main.
Albrecht Peter, shoemaker John Albrecht, res n e cor Elm and Cherry.
Alden Eugene, hostler H A Reed, bds 75 Harrison.
Alden James, lawyer, bds 9 E Wayne.
Alden Samuel R, Lawyer Burgess Block, res same.
Alderman Dayton, clerk Frank Alderman, res 333 E Wash- ington.
Alderman Frank, agricultural implements, 10 W Columbia, res 61 N Cass.
Aldrich Charles, cooper Shurick & Olds, 241 Calhoun.
Aldrich Charles H (Aldrich & Barrett), res cor Creighton ave and Miner.
Aldrich Elisha M (G E Bursley & Co), res e s Fairfield ave . 3 s of Creighton ave.
Aldrich May, domestic 241 Calhoun.
Aldrich & Barrett (Charles H Aldrich, James M Barrett), Lawyers 52 Calhoun.
Alexander Julius B, farmer, res 12 Clark.
Alexander Perry, hose dealer, bds Tremont House.
Allegar John D, printer Ft Wayne Gazette, res Monroeville.
Allen Albert S, painter, 18 W Calhoun, res 48 Archer ave.
Allen County Jail, w s Clinton n of E Water, F K Cosgrove jr, sheriff.
Allen Cyrus W, contractor, res 324 W Washington.
Allen Frank F, carpenter, bds 324 W Washington.
Allen John B, carpenter, bds 324 W Washington. Allen Mary J (wid George), res 39 Grand.
Allen Ranson, agricultural implements, res 292 W Jefferson.
Allen Robert, painter Adam Nies, bds Phelps House.
Allen Samuel, carpenter W, St L & P Ry, res 95 Union.
OUR MOTTO, "Quick Sales and Small Profits."
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JACOBY & WIEGAND
MANUFACTURERS OF
Doors, Sash, Blinds, etc ,
DEALERS IN
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER,
Lath and Shingles,
Corner Virginia and Monroe Streets,
FORT WAYNE, IND.
KAAG & BRO. Sell all kinds of Crockery and Glass- ware, at No. 5 East Columbia Street.
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Allen Wm, machinist, bds 65 Williams.
Allen Wm, conductor G R & I Ry, bds 9 Smith.
Allevogt Henry F, clerk J Harris & Co, bds s s Allen 1 e of Webster.
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Allgeier Anthony, drayman, bds 241 E Jefferson.
Allgeier Charles, tinner W, St L & P Ry, bds 270 Calhoun. Allgier Henry, tinner Prescott Bros & Co, bds 29 E Main.
Allgier John, bds 270} Calhoun.
Alling Henry L, bookkeeper F Hake & Co, bds Custer House. Allmack -, carpenter P, F W & C Ry, bds 3 Railroad.
Alms Lloyd, brakeman G R & I R R, bds 200 Francis.
Alpaugh Wm, porter Aveline House.
Alringer Isadore, clerk J B White, res 135 W Wayne.
Altekruse Frederick C, porter W, St L & P Ry, res 20 Lavina.
Altekruse Frederica, domestic 38 W Wayne.
Altekruse Henry R, carpenter, res 52 W Wayne.
Altekruse Wm, carpenter Grotholtmann & Kruse, bds 178 Barr.
Altenbaumer August, boilermaker W, St L & P Ry, res 5 Hoagland ave.
Altenbaumer Henry, wiper, bds 5 Hoagland ave.
Altenberger Basilius, laborer, res 183 Montgomery.
Alter Miss Catherine, clerk Alter & Kiess, bds 197 Broadway. Alter George, bds 18 Buchanan.
Alter George J, truckman, res 18 Buchanan.
Alter Jacob, clerk J A Alter, bds 27 Force.
Alter Jacob (Alter & Kiess), res 197 Broadway.
Alter Jacob jr, painter 140 W Van Buren, bds 197 Broadway.
Alter John A, Grocery and Saloon 25 Force, res 27 same.
Alter John K, plumber Hattersley & Son, res s e cor Hoag- land ave and Killea.
Alter Nicholas jr, clerk C Schiefer & Son, res 45 E Main.
Alter Peter, carpenter P, F W & C Ry, res 27 John.
Alter & Kiess (Jacob Alter, John Kiess), Dry Goods and Groceries 197 and 199 Broadway.
Altevogt Henry F, clerk J Harries & Co, bds s s Allen 1 e of Webster.
Altevogt Herman, laborer, res s s Allen 2 w of Harrison.
Altevogt Wm R, apprentice Bass F & M Works, bds S Allen nr Calhoun.
Altvator Lewis, brakeman, rooms 143 E Holman.
Alvord Mrs Alwin A, res 148 W Berry.
Alvord Charles B, printer Fort Wayne Herald, res 68 Force. Aman, see also Aumann.
Aman Charles, conductor P, F W & C Ry, res 90 Lillie.
P E- ANYTHING IN THE HARDWARE, TINWARE, HOUSE OR FURNISHING GOODS, FURNISHED BY PRESCOTT BROTHERS & CO.
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FORT WAYNE DIRECTORY.
HERCULES POWDER
STUMP BEFORE A BLAST. FRAGMENTS AFTER BLAST.
The Safest and Strongest Powder in the World. Always Full Weight in Cartridges. Powder, Caps, Fuse, and all the Tools for Blasting Stumps kept by
C. R. JENNE, Special Agent for Hercules Powder Works,
And Contractor for Stump and Rock Blasting,
88 BARR STREET, FORT WAYNE, IND.
PRICES.
No. 1-XX Hercules, per pound, $0 80
Triple Force Caps, per box. $1 50
No. 2-For Stumps 50 Water-proof Fuse, per 100 feet, 80
TOOLS.
Augers, Complete, 216 inches ... $3 75
Five Foot Brace, 11% inch bit .... 2 50
Scraper 35
Spades, Long Narrow $1 60
Thawing Can and Furnace ... 2 50
Basket 50
TERMS FOR BLASTING STUMPS.
Labor, Cap and Fuse, 15 cents per stump. 12 pound Cartridge, 25 cents each. You can cut them and use part of a cartridge at a time. For instance: A stump that required half of a cartridge, it would cost 271% cents; one cartridge, 40 cents; two cartridges, 65 cents; three cartridges, 90 cents per stump. Blasting is the cheapest, for you can blow any kind of a stump, the largest green one or an old one with complete success.
P. S .-- There have been parties offering a very dangerous and inferior mixture, and telling that it was the same thing that I was using. I say emphatically that it is false.
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