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Klingel Martin, laborer, bds 289 Hanna.
Klingenberger John, carp P, F W & C Ry, res 285 Hanna.
CENTRAL OFFICE -OF TROY LAUNDRY --- AT 68 CALHOUN STREET.
PRICES LOW, STANDARD the HIGHEST.
Artistic Garments. -JOHN RABUS,- 16 West Berry St., FORT WAYNE.
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Klingenberger John, machine hand N G Olds & Sons, bds 285 Hanna.
Klingenberger Joseph A, teamster, bds 178 E Lewis.
Klingenberger Justine, cashboy fruit house, bds 285 Hanna.
Klinger Isaac, driver Powers & Barnett, res 16 Sturgis.
Klinger James E, driver Powers & Barnett, res 10 Harrison. Klinger Madison, bartender Lewis Clark, bds Oliver House. Klingmann Anna C, bds 373 Lafayette.
Klingmann.Catherine, clk C H Waltemath, bds 373 Lafayette Klingmann George, laborer, bds 373 Lafayette.
Klingmann John, cattle dealer, res 373 Lafayette.
Klinkel Michael, conductor, res 36 Lillie.
Klinkenberg Otto, prescription clerk Meyer Bros & Co, room 2 Keystone Block.
Klinkenberg Paul G, clk Meyer Bros & Co, rooms 2 Keystone Block.
Klippel Nicholas, machinist Bass F & M Works, res 465 Lafayette.
Klippert George, baker C W Jacobs, bds same.
Kloepper Henry, laborer, res 19 Wilt.
Klotz Daniel, grocer n w cor Allen and Calhoun, res same.
Klotz Herman, wiper P, F W & C Ry, res w s Lafayette 2 s of Pontiac.
Klueber Barbara (wid Christian ), res 297 Hanna.
Klueber Sebastian B, engineer, res 297 Hanna.
Klueppel Zina, milliner M & L Krull, bds 102 Gay.
Klug Gregor, boots and shoes 204 Hanna, res same.
Klug Martin, carpenter, res 293 E Wayne.
Klug Oswald, laborer Olds' Wagon Works, bds 12 Force.
Kluppel John G, stonemason, res 77 Smith.
Klusman Frederick, laborer Bass F & M Works, res 80 Smith.
Knaack Frederick C, laborer N G Olds & Sons, res 166 Broadway.
Knapp Annie, domestic 241 W Wayne.
Knapp Rowena L (wid Dr Isaac), res e s Fairfield ave, 1 s of Pontiac.
Knapp Wm B, D D S, Dentist 36 E Berry, res same. Knapper Daniel, iron worker C F Muhler, bds 389 W Main.
Kneale Oran C, adjuster Standard Life Association, bds Robin- son House.
Knecht Henry, laborer, bds 248 Calhoun.
Knecht John, spokefitter N G Olds & Sons, bds 22 W Jefferson.
Knecht John, laborer, bds 27 Erie.
Knecht Kate, domestic 213 W Berry.
Knight Miss Ada, clerk, bds n s Eckart, 4 e of Hanna.
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SKATES, REVOLVERS, &C., K T. J. Nolton & Co. Keystone Block.
Geo. De Wald & Co.
The OLDEST and CHEAPEST Dry Goods House in the City.
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R. L. POLK & Co.'s
Knight Charles S, with Fort Wayne Gas Light Co, res e' s Spy Run ave.
Knight Miss Cornelia E, bds n s Eckart 4 e of Hanna.
Knight Miss Eliza M, bds n s Eckart 4 e of Hanna.
Knight Miss Flora, bds n s Eckart 4 e of Hanna.
Knight Miss Jennie, dressmaker, res s w cor Washington and Broadway.
Knight Thomas, carpenter F W, C & L R R, bds n s Eckart 4 e of Hanna.
Knight Wm, master carbuilder F W, C & LR R, res ns s Eckart 4 e of Hanna.
Knoche August, painter, bds w s Thomas 1 n of Creighton. Knoche Henry, teamster, bds w s Thomas 1 n of Creighton.
Knoche Peter K, laborer Bass F & M Works, res w s Thomas 1 n of Creighton ave.
Knock Frederick, laborer, res 166 Broadway.
Knock Wm F (Knock & Pens), bds 166 Broadway.
Knock & Pens (Wm F Knock, W Henry Pens), saloon 173 Broadway.
Knode Ernst, fireman P, F W & C Ry, res 23 Baker.
Knoder George W, painter P, F W & C Ry, res 241 E Lewis. Knoll William H, machinist W, St L & P Ry, res 15 Miner. Knothe Julius (Beaver, Miller & Co), res 23 Madison.
Knothe Julins A, cabinetmaker P E Wolf, res 23 Madison. Knox Thomas E, lab, res s s Elizabeth 4 w of Spy Run ave.
Knuth Henry, laborer, res 67 Huffman.
Koby J Medargus, painter, res 85 Maumee road.
Koch, see also Cook.
Koch Anton, laborer, res 57 W Lewis.
Koch Catherine (wid Adam), res 34} John.
Koch Charles, piano repairer, res 25 W Washington.
Koch Christian, wheat buyer, res 45 W Jefferson.
Koch Christian, carpenter, res rear 72 Brackenridge.
Koch Christian jr, machinist, res 48 W Lewis.
Koch Elizabeth (wid J Wm), res 119 Lafayette.
Koch Frank, carpenter, bds 231 Barr.
Koch John, clerk Fred Eckart, res 99 E Wayne.
Koch John B, grocery and saloon 122 E Washington, res 124 same.
Koch Maggie (wid John), notions and fancy goods 76 Barr, res same.
Koch Sophia (wid Anton), res 58 W Lewis.
Koch Valentine, laborer, bds 343 John.
Koch Wm, boilermaker C L Olds & Co, res 58 W Lewis.
Kochel Richard, engineer French, Hanna & Co, res 16 W Columbia.
50000
Weisell's Gold Fillings
Are Unsurpassed for BEAUTY and DURABILITY.
The Fashionable MERCHANT TAILOR.
¿ T. F. WEITZMANN
A Fit Guaranteed at 162 Calhoun St.
FORT WAYNE DIRECTORY.
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Kocher John, restaurant 13 Harrison, res same.
Kocks Frank C, wiper P, F W & C Ry, bds 27 High.
Kocks Frank J, sawyer Peters' Box & Lumber Co, res 27 High.
Kocks Henry B, boot and shoemaker 61 Wells, res same.
Koeks John B, sawyer Hoffman Bros, bds 27 High.
Kocks Mary, tailoress John Wasserbach, bds 27 High.
Koeble Eva (wid J George), janitress Harmer School, res 222 Madison,
Koeddermann Wm, laborer N G Olds & Sons, res 191 Calhoun. Koegel Charles M, clerk Warner & Koegel, bds 54 Lavina.
Koegel Christian (Warner & Koegel), res 54 Lavina.
Koegel John C, watchmaker Trenkley & Scherzinger, bds 54 Lavina.
Koehl Adam, coremaker Bass F & M Works, res 49 St Martins.
Koehl Jacob, stonecutter Wm Moellering, res 18 Buchanan.
Koehl Michael, stonecutter, res 30 Buchanan.
Koehl Wendlin, boilermaker Kerr Murray Mnfg Co, bds 84 Force.
Koehler, see also Kohler.
Koehler Catherine (wid Michael), brickyard bet Calhoun and Lafayette s of limits, res w s Lafayette s of limits.
Koehler John A, Brick Manufacturer e s Lafayette nr limits, res w s Lafayette s of limits.
Koehler Louis, foreman Catherine Koehler, res w s Lafayette s of limits.
Koehler Louis H, laborer Coombs & Co, res 25 Smith.
Koehlinger Peter, monuments, res 158 Montgomery.
Koeneg Frederick, clerk, res 334 E Washington.
Koenemann John, laborer, res 16 Mcclellan.
Koenig Charles F C, clerk Wm Koenig & Son, bds 335 E Washington.
Koenig Christian F (Wm Koenig & Son), bds 335 E Wash- ington.
Koenig Rev Edward, pastor St Paul's German Catholic church, res 95 Griffith.
Koenig Frederick, tailor 58 W Main, res same.
Koenig Frederick jr, tailor F Koenig, bds 58 W Main.
Koenig Frederick A, clerk Rothschild & Bro, res 335 E Washington.
Koenig Henry, carpenter W, St L & P Ry, res 48 Oak.
Koenig Johanna, domestic 54 E Main.
Koenig John, mason, res 86 Barr.
Koenig Sophia, domestic 242 W Berry.
Koenig Miss Theresa, res 95 Griffith.
MECHANICS' TOOLS, T. J. NOLTON & CO. KEYSTONE BLOCK.
MORGAN & BEACH, Glass and Nails,
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R. L. POLK & co.'s
Koenig Wm (Wm Koenig & Son), res 335 E Washington.
Koenig Wm jr, boilermaker C L Olds & Co, bds 335 E Washington.
Koenig Wm & Son (Wm and Christian F), Grocers 89 Harmer.
Koepf Amelia, domestic 336 W Washington.
Koerber Ernst, laborer, res 148 Smith.
Koester Frank, laborer Kerr Murray Mnfg Co, bds 160 Cal- houn.
Koester John, res 160 Calhoun.
Koester Lizzie, domestic 244 E Washington.
Koester Martin A, draughtsman P, F W & C Ry, bds 160 Calhoun.
Koester Minnie, domestic 246 W Berry.
Kofmel Jacob, laborer Bass F & M Works, res e s Holton ave nr E Creighton ave.
Kohlbach John, butcher F Eckart, res Main nr Osage.
Kohlbacher, see also Kalbacher.
Kohlbacher Adam, laborer, res 65 Force.
Kohlbacher John H, clerk J B White, bds 65 Force.
Kohler, see also Koehler.
Kohler Andrew J, fireman P, F W & C Ry, bds 461 Calhoun.
Kohler Daniel, engineer G R & I R R, res 461 Calhoun.
Kohler U Henry, laborer, bds 461 Calhoun.
Kohlman, see also Coleman.
Kohlman Elizabeth (wid Conrad), res 11 Marion.
Kohlman John, laborer N G Olds & Sons, res 87 Montgomery.
Kohlmann John, coachman, 69 W Wayne.
Kohlmeyer Henry, laborer, res 21 Jones.
Kohn Charles, meat market 42 Maumee road, res same.
Kohn Wm H, shoemaker, res 217 E Jefferson.
Kohrmann Andrew, tailor, res 312 E Wayne.
Kohrmann John J, clerk J B White, bds 167 W Superior. Kohrmann Mary (wid John B), res 167 W Superior.
Kohte Henry, carpenter, res ss Hugh 1 e of Francis.
Kolb Adam J, carp F W, C & L R R, res 83 Montgomery.
Kolb Caroline (wid George), res 202 W Wayne.
Kolback John, laborer, res e s Runnion ave 1 n of N Y, C & St L Ry.
Kolkmann Frederick, laborer, res 68 Hendrick,
Kolla Richard, helper Bass F & M Works, bds 274 E Lewis. Kollock Frederick N, soliciting agent Star Union Line 93 Calhoun, res 176 W Washington.
Kolthoff Frederick, laborer, res 23 Wall.
Komp Daniel, carpenter and contractor s e cor Pontiac and Hoagland ave, res s s Pontiac 3 w of Webster.
H. C. GRAFFE, Cor. Calhoun and CoInmhla Sts. Sole Agent for the Celebrated Rockford Watches, also a full line of all the different American and Swiss Watches.
The Best is the Cheapest. JOHN RABUS, Artistic Tailor, 16 West Berry Street, FORT WAYNE.
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Komp Sarah D, bds Daniel Komp.
Koons Andrew, engineer P, F W & C Ry, res 212 Francis.
Koop Frederick, molder Bass F & M Works, res 53 Buchanan. Koop Henry F, cupola tender Bass F & M Works, res 91 Smith. Koopman Frederick C, blacksmith Olds' Wagon Works, res 23 West.
Koopman Henry F, boilermaker P, F W & C Ry, res 23 Jones.
Koopman Lottie (wid Frederick), bds 19 West.
Koorsen George, turner N G Olds & Sons, bds 80 Smith.
Koorsen John M, laborer N G Olds & Sons, res 80 Smith.
Kopf Fredericka, domestic 210 Calhoun.
Kopp John H, machinist Bass F & M Works, res s e cor Lillie and Creighton ave.
Kopp Michael G, laborer Bass F & M Works, res s e cor E Creighton ave and Lillie.
Korf Annie, dressmaker Mrs G J Stier, bds 32 Clinton.
Korn August, grocery and saloon 194 Broadway, res 25 Hood.
Korn Frederick, butcher John Korn, bds 134 Fairfield ave. Korn John, laborer, bds 224 W Main.
Korn John, butcher 134 Fairfield ave, res same.
Korte Frederick, carpenter, res 65 Manmee road.
Kortrey Kunigunde (wid John), res 151 Harrison.
Koselitz Gustav H, lab N G Olds & Sons, bds 381 Lafayette.
Kough Frank, fireman G R & I R R, bds 248 Calhoun. .
Kough George, brakeman G R & I R R, bds 248 Calhoun. Kough Sarah (wid Wm), bds 343 E Wayne.
Kowiansky Max, real estate, res 261 E Washington. Krack Anselm, sidewalk layer, res 325 E Lewis.
Krack Benedict, laborer K Baker, bds 325 E Lewis.
Krack Benjamin, yardman Kilian Baker, bds 325 E Lewis.
Krack George, laborer Bass F & M Works, res 364 E Wayne. Krack John, carpenter, res 416 E Wayne.
Kraft Conrad, helper W, St L & P Ry, res 271 W Wash- ington.
Kraft Frederick (Kraft & Co), res 317 Lafayette.
Kraft Frederick H, molder Bass F & M Works, bds 333 E Lewis.
Kraft & Co (Frederick Kraft, Frederick Bandt), carpenters 121 Montgomery.
Krah Christian, printer Indiana Staats Zeitung, bds 159 Grif- fitb.
Krah Christian F, mason, res 159 Griffith.
Krah Henry W, printer Indiana Staats Zeitung, bds 115 Mad- ison.
Krah J Henry F, mason, bds 159 Griffith.
Kramer, see also Cramer.
RAZORS AND
SHEARS, T. J. NOLTON & CO. KEYSTONE BLOCK.
ONLY GOOD GOODS
-SOLD AT- GEO. DE WALD & CO.'S
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R. L. POLK & CO.'s
Kramer Alfred A, painter, bds w s John 2 s of Creighton ave. Kramer Bernard, Merchant Tailor 35 E Main, res 49 Madison. (See adv, p 91.)
Kramer Charles, machinist, bds 116 Hanna.
Kramer Christian, clerk Root & Co, res 128 Madison.
Kramer Christian, laborer, bds 47 W Washington.
Kramer Conrad, painter, res 49 Division.
Kramer Edward M, molder Bass F & M Works, bds 28 John. Kramer Eli, engineer, res 116 Hanna.
Kramer Miss Emma F A, bds w s John 2 s of Creighton ave. Kramer Ernst, machinist Bass F & M Works, bds 92 Hanna. Kramer Ernst W, clerk W L Moellering, bds 126 John.
Kramer Frederick, painter P, F W & C Ry, res 126 John.
Kramer Frederick C, painter P, F W & C Ry, res 126 John.
Kramer Frederick J, laborer Cochrane & Humphrey, bds 104 St Mary's ave.
Kramer Gottlieb, laborer Peters' Box & Lumber Co, res 104 St Mary's ave.
Kramer Henry, clerk, bds 49 Madison,
Kramer Katie, domestic 24 W Jefferson.
Kramer Martin, foreman, res 28 John.
Kramer Mathew, roofer Humphries & Gerow, res 465 La- fayette.
Kramer Peter, laborer, res w s Spy Run ave 1 n of Riverside. Kramer Wm, carpenter P, F W & C Ry, res n e cor Summit and Division.
Kramer Wm, carpenter P, F W & C Ry, res 147 Madison. Kramer Wm A, laborer, res 92 Hanna.
Kramer Wm F, molder Bass F & M Works, res 350 E Wayne. Kranz Peter, painter, bds 185 Calhoun.
Krapf Daniel, clerk Morgan & Beach, res 151 Barr.
Krapf Mary, domestic R S Taylor.
Kratzman Sigmund, mach Bass F & M Works, res 267 Hanna.
Kratzsch Charles R, clerk A I & H Friend, res 93 Baker. Kraztsch Frederick, clerk Root & Co, bds 168 W Main.
Kraztsch Herman, millinery and fancy goods 86 Calhoun,-res 15 W Wayne.
Kratzsch Herman jr, clerk H Kratzsch, bds 15 W Wayne. Kratzschmar Herman, laborer N G Olds & Sons, bds 43 Boone. Krauhs Charles, shoemaker, res 24 Hood.
Krauhs Charles jr, sawyer Ranke, Yergens & Co, bds 24 Hood.
Kranhs Frederick, sawyer Ranke, Yergens & Co, bds 24 Hood.
Kranhs Henry, shoemaker Gustav Spiegel, bds 24 Hood.
Kranhs Wm, machine hand, bds 24 Hood.
Kraus Angusta, domestic 3 E Superior.
KAAG & BRO. Sell all kinds of Crockery and Glass- ware, at No. 5 East Columbia Street.
L. O. HULL
Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Glass, at 90 Calhoun St.
FORT WAYNE DIRECTORY. 251
Kraus Charles laborer, bds 192 Montgomery.
Kraus Ferdinand, teamster, res 82 Maumee road.
Kraus Frank, teamster, bds 192 Montgomery.
Kraus George, watchman, res 192 Montgomery.
Kraus Henry, laborer, res 109 Barr.
Krause Henry, laborer, res s w cor Walton ave and Pontiac. Krauser Louis, teamster N G Olds & Sons, res s s Eckart nr Lafayette.
Krauskopf Henry, laborer W, St L & P Ry, res 42 Oak.
Krauskopf Maggie, domestic 175 Clinton.
Krauskopf Philip, porter Coombs & Co, res 24 Schick.
Krauter Christian, baker C W Jacobs, bds same.
Krebs Edward F, machine hand Olds' Wagon Works, bds 320 Calhoun.
Kreckman Dorothea (wid Jacob), res 385 E Washington.
Kress Amos, spoketurner N G Olds & Sons, bds 133 W De Wald.
Kress Isaac, laborer, res s s De Wald 2 w of Oakley.
Kress John, carpenter, bds 29 Pine.
Kress Michael, laborer, res 29 Pine.
Kress Philip, laborer, bds 29 Pine.
Kress Theodore, slater, res s s Fifth 1 w of Wells.
Kretzschmar Herman, laborer, bds Herman Seifert.
Krider Jay, iron worker C F Muhler, rooms 46 Lavina.
Kridler Christian, blindmaker Rhinesmith & Simonson, bds 42 Wells.
Krieg George, marbleworker Griebel, Wyckoff & Becker, res 81 Holman.
Krieg Michael, laborer Bass F & M Works, res 42 Force. .
Krieger Ernst, blacksmith Olds' Wagon Works, bds 49 Divis- ion.
Krieke John, upholsterer, bds Custer House.
Kriete Rev Charles F, pastor Salem Reformed Church, res 83 Clinton.
Krime Lawrence, engineer N Y, C & St L Ry.
Krimer Conrad, painter P, F W & C Ry, res cor Division and Summit.
Krimmel Charles T, bookkpr Root & Co, bds 55 Douglass ave. Krimmel Christian, cabinetmaker P, F W & C Ry, res 55 Douglass ave.
Krimmel Henry, plumber G R Bowen, bds 55 Douglass ave. Krimmel Julius, trav agt, bds 55 Douglass ave.
Kroesch Frederick, boilermaker Bass F & M Works, res 136 John.
Krohn Joachim, carpenter, bds s s Hugh 1 e of Francis. Krohn John, carpenter, bds s s Hugh 1 e of Francis.
Table and Carving Knives, T. J. NOLTON & CO. -Keystone Block, --
Edward Seidel & Son,
Nickel Plate Dining Hall, Good Dinner from 12 to 3 o'clock.
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Krohn Louisa (wid Henry), res s s Fourth 4 w of Wells. Krohn Wm C, helper Fleming Mnfg Co, bds 49 4th. Krohne Herman (Krohne & Raquet), res 79 Calhoun.
Krohne & Raquet (Herman Krohne, Christian Ra- quet), Guns and Ammunition, Fishing Tackle, etc 79 Calhoun. (See adv, p 93.)
Krone August, lab Bass F & M Works, res n w cor Smith and Emily.
Kronmiller Charles W, laborer, bds 128 E Creighton ave.
Kronmiller George, teamster N G Olds & Sons, res 128 E Creighton ave.
Kronmiller George N, laborer, res 43 Taylor.
Kronmiller Harry, laborer, bds 128 E Creighton ave.
Kronmiller Henry, blacksmith, res 55 Madison.
Kronmiller Miss Kate E, bds 128 E Creighton ave.
Kronmiller Wm J, machinist, bds 128 E Creighton ave.
Kronmueller John P, cook George Ortlieb, res 76 Calhoun. Kropp Frank, car repairer L S & M S Ry, res 124 3d.
Krother Gottlieb, brickmaker J A Koehler, res e s Calhoun 4 s of Leith.
Krout Henry, laborer, bds 103 Barr.
Krouzer Frederick W, molder Bass F & M Works, bds s w cor Pontiac and Walton ave.
Krudop John, fireman P, F W & C Ry, res 74 Baker.
Krudop John B (Beaver, Miller & Co), res 29 W Jefferson.
Krudop Win E, teamster Beaver, Miller & Co, bds 29 W Jef- ferson.
Krueger August B M, teacher, res 109 Van Buren.
Krueger August C, bookkeeper Siemon & Bro, bds 185 Cal- houn.
Krueper August E, trav agt Morgan & Beach, bds 44 Lavina. Krull Miss Lena (M & L Krull), bds 266 E Washington.
Krull Miss Margaret (M & L Krull), bds 266 E Washington. Krull Misses M & L (Margaret and Lena), Milliners 268 E Washington.
Krull Rudolph, carpenter, res 266 E Washington.
Krunlauf George, teamster, res n w cor W Main and Run- nion ave.
Kruse Charles, tailor 12 Harrison, res 35 Elm.
Kruse Christian, boilermaker P, F W & C Ry, res 274 E Lewis.
Kruse Elizabeth (wid Frederick), res 20 Wall.
Kruse Ernest H, car inspector W, St L & P Ry, res 55 De Wald.
Kruse Henry, machinist, res 161 Montgomery.
Kruse Wm, foreman, res 67 E Jefferson.
THE WORK --- DONE --
Troy Steam Laundry, 50 PEARL STREET, is superior to that of other Laundries.
ALABASTINE
Patented Feb. 1, 1870, Patented April 5, 1875, Re-Issued Aug 23, 1881, Patented April 4, 1882. A Superior Substitute for Kalsomine, Wall Paper, &c.
Alabastine is a Cement, And is the Only Preparation based upon the proper principles to constitute a Durable Finish for Walls, And is Entirely Different from all other Preparations applied with a Brush.
It can be Mixed and Applied by Anyone.
S OF TINTS.
7 Sage Green
1 Light Pearl
13 Light Blue
6 Green
3 Steel Gray
9 Olive Gray
4 Rose Pink
1
5 Buff
2 Seal Brown
These samples are made by spreading ALABASTINE on paper with a common Kaleomine Brush.
READY FOR USE BY ADDING HOT WATER.
Fifty Cents worth of ALABASTINE will cover 50 square yards of average wall with TWO COATS;' and ONE COAT will produce BETTER WORK than can be done with one coat of any other preparation on the same surface.
ALABASTINE IS THE BEST FINISH FOR ALL THE FOLLOWING SURFACES: A Soiled "Hard Finish," Painted Walls, Wood Ceilings, Over Old Wall Paper, On Brick, or on ROUGH BOARDS, ROUGH PLASTER, &C. WETTING ALABASTINE DOES NOT SPOT IT.
M. B. CHURCH, Manager.
FOR SALE BY PAINT DEALERS Everywhere.
Put up in 5 lb. Packages, 20 in a Case, and in Barrels and Half-Barrela. Manufactured only by the ALABASTINE CO.
10 Deep Pearl
11 Light Dlive
12 Alabas- tine Blue
ALABASTINE. AN ALABASTER CEMENT.
Alabastine is the first and only preparation made from calcined Gyp- sum rock, for application to walls with a brush, and is fully covered by our patents. It is the only permanent wall-finish, and admits of ap- plying as many coats as desired, one over another, to any hard surface, without danger of scaling or noticeably adding to the thickness of the wall, which is strengthened and improved by each additional coat, from time to time. It is the only material for the purpose not depend- ent upon Glue for its adhesiveness ; furthermore, it is the only prepara- tion that is claimed to possess the above great adrantages, which are essential to constitute a durable wall-finish.
Alabastine is hardened on the wall by age, moisture, etc. : the plas- ter absorbs the admixture, forming a stone cement, while all Kalso- mines or whitening preparations have chalks and glue for their base, which are rendered soft or scaled in a very short time, thus necessita- ting the well-known great inconvenience and expense which all have experienced in washing and scraping off the old coats before refinishing, to avoid as much as possible its scaling off upon furniture, goods, ma- chinery, etc. In addition to the above advantages, Alabastine is less expensive than other preparations, as it requires but one-half the number of pounds to cover the same amount of surface with two coats ; is ready for use by adding water, and easily applied by anyone.
While Alabastining is superior to all other ways of refinishing walls, such as Kalsomining, Papering, Painting, &c., it is also the best, cheapest and by far the most durable finish
FOR NEW WALLS,
ON A SAND FINISH OR BROWN PLASTER.
It is well known that the finish known as " hard finish," or "putty coat," is not a durable one, and that many times it is soiled by work- men, and cracked by shrinking of timbers in the building, so as to re- quire coating with something before the building is ready for occu- pancy, or soon after, as it is delicate and brittle and is put on good buildings before the finishing of wood-work, painting, etc., and before the building is thoroughly dried out from being dampened and swelled by the wet plastering, while the Alabastine finish can be applied the last thing before moving in the building, and the cracks invariably found in the " hard finish," are avoided.
The coat of Alabastine is thin, and not designed to fill and smooth uneven plaster, but one coat of tint, or two of white, mixed the same as for other surfaces, produces a beautiful, even finish, and the most durable, and may be renewed from time to time by inexperienced hands, and every additional coat adds to the strength of the wall; is hardened by age, and will not fade.
There are different ways of plastering walls for this Alabastine finish, according to the amount of expense and labor to be expended, as it will make a durable and handsome finish on one coat of common mortar, floated off and made comparatively smooth, and a better one on a good smooth sand finish as usually made for nice papering. "The new work must be thoroughly dry before applying Alabastine. For further information, directions, samples of tints, &c., send to
ALABASTINE CO., Grand Rapids, Mich. M. B. CHURCH, Manager,
-JOHN RABUS,- Keeps the largest stock of Fine Goods ARTISTIC TAILOR -to select from in FORT WAYNE .-
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Krusemann Frederick, laborer, res rear 68 Hendricks.
Kruser Henry W, fireman P, F W & C Ry, res 162 Mont- gomery.
Krustch Harry G, brakeman P, F W & C Ry, res 219 Lafay- ette.
Krusy Henry F W, dairyman, res 415 E Wayne.
Krutsch David S, brakeman, bds 219 Lafayette.
Kucher Herman N, clerk P, F W & C Ry, bds 212 W Wash- ington.
Kucher Rev John J, pastor St John's German Lutheran Church, res 212 W Washington.
Kuebler Gottlieb, painter, res 111 Wells.
Kuehl Adam, res 79 Force.
Kuehl Wendelin, molder, bds 79 Force.
Kuehn William, lab N G Olds & Sons, res 285 Fairfield ave.
Kuentzel Frank J, machinist, res s s Pontiac 1 w of Hanna. Kuenzel Ernestina (wid Carl), res 12 Force.
Kuhfuss Julius, mach W, St L & P Ry, bds 18 Colerick.
Kuhlbach Elizabeth (wid Wm), res 25 Hough.
Kuhlbach Wm, porter A C Trentman, res 25 Hough.
Kuhler Louis H, laborer, res 25 Smith.
Kuhn Maggie, bds 241 Barr.
Kuhne Charles W (F W Kuhne & Sons), cashier H J Ash, bds 124 W Jefferson.
Kuhne Frederick W (F W Kuhne & Co), res 124 W Jeffer- son.
Kuhne F W & Sons (Frederick W, Paul F, H Richard and Charles W), Opticians 19 Court.
Kuhne H Richard (F W Kuhne & Sons), bds 124 W Jeffer- son.
Kuhne Paul F (F W Kuhne & Sons), bds 124 W Jeffersan. Kuhne & Co (Frederick W Kuhne), Abstracts of Title, Insurance and Real Estate 19 Court.
Kukuck Charles, coremakr Bass F & M Works, bds 5 Summit. Kukuk Joseph, shoemaker Charles Stellhorn, res 162 Madison. Kull Christina (wid Gottlieb), bds 105 Huffman.
Kull Dora (wid Frederick), res e s Franklin ave 2 n of Lake. Kull John, laborer, res 143 3d.
Kumfer Martin, teamster, bds 15 Smith.
Kumfer Owen, carpenter, res 69 Smith,
Kummer Albert, machinist P, F W & C Ry, res 114 E Creighton ave.
Kunkle Erastus B, propr Fort Wayne Safety Valve Works 95 Barr, res 157 E Wayne.
Kunkle Harriet (wid Leonard), bds 157 E Wayne.
Kuntz Adam, butcher 360 W Main, res 362 same.
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BUILDERS' HARDWARE, T. J. NOLTON & CO., KEYSTONE BLOCK.
DOMESTIC GOODS
At Lowest Prices at Geo. De Wald & Co.'s
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R. L. POLK & CO.'s
Kuntz Frank, clerk A S Johns, rooms 95 W Superior. Kuntz George H, harness 11 Harrison, res same.
Kuntz Joshua, harnessmaker G H Kuntz, bds 11 Harrison. Kuntz Philip, bottler C L Centlivre, bds Thomas Hunt.
Kuntz Wm, butcher Adam Kuntz, bds 362 W Main.
Kuntz George, upholsterer P, F W & C Ry, res 159 E Jef- ferson.
Kuttner Joseph J, carpenter, res 237 E Jefferson.
Kuttner Peter J, cutter Golden & Monahan, bds 237 E Jefferson.
Kuyoth Martha, domestic 14 Summit.
Kyle, see also Keil and Kiel.
Kyle Abraham P, brakeman P, F W & C Ry, res 173 Hanna. Kyle Allan C, printer Ft Wayne Gazette, bds 173 Hanna.
Kyle Dale W, brakeman P, F W & C Ry, bds 173 Hanna. Kyle Stewart H (Kyle & Reid), res Bethel, Conn.
Kyle Wm D, painter, bds 173 Hanna.
Kyle & Reid (Stewart H Kyle, Frederick Reid), hats and caps 75 Calhoun.
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Labbe Joseph, fireman P, F W & C Ry, res 198 Madison. Labe Annie, laundress Aveline House.
LaBow Frank W, roofer Humphries & Gerow.
Lade Max G, guns and ammunition 58 E Main, res 162 Mont- gomery.
Ladig Annie E, domestie Joseph Cattez.
Laemmle David, potter, res 295 W Main.
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