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Fischer Charles, tailor.
Fish S W & Sons (Solomon W, George M, John W), grocers. Flint, Walling & Co (Simeon Flint, David C Walling, Henry I Park), Manufacturers of Wind Mills, also Foun- ders and Machinists. (See adv, opp.)
Foehl John A, saloon.
Ford Franklin P, photographer.
Gallup & Hamilton (John L Gallup, Amos O Ham- ilton), Lumber. (See adv, opp.)
D WEISELL,
-THE- DENTIST,
34 Calhoun Street, FORT WAYNE, IND.
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KENDALLVILLE DIRECTORY.
GALLUP & HAMILTON
KENDALLVILLE, INDIANA, MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Moulding's
BRACKETS,
Lumber, Lath, Shingles,
NAILS, GLASS, LOCKS, LATCHES, PAINTS, OILS AND A GENERAL LINE OF
HARDWARE.
INSIDE BLINDS A SPECIALTY.
ALSO SHIPPERS OF HARDWOOD LUMBER.
SIMEON FLINT.
DAVID C. WALLING.
H. I. PARK.
FLINT, WALLING & CO.
Founders and
MANUFACTURERS
OF THE
Machinists 5
STAR WIND ENGINE
Pumps, Tanks, Well and Water Pipe, and Tubular Well Supplies, etc.,
KENDALLVILLE, - - INDIANA.
Morgan & Beach, Hardware & Cutlery.
522
R. L. POLK & CO.'s
Geddis Wm, blacksmith.
Gilbert Joseph L, physician and surgeon.
Goodwin Lucius E, lawyer.
Graham Seth, blacksmith.
Grant Wm H, shoemaker.
Graves Thomas L, lawyer.
Graves & Long (Thomas L Graves, Henry J Long), printers. Grout Allison E, insurance and express agent.
Hall Wm, livery.
Hartsuck George W, ticket agent LS & M S Ry.
Hartsuck Mnfg Co, mnfrs eave trough hangers and carpet stretchers. Helman Harman L, grocer.
Hill Alanson G, beehive mnfr.
Holbrook Wilson L, dentist.
Humphreys Joseph M, station agent G R & I R R.
Hutt John W, saloon.
Jenner Daniel W, propr Brock House.
Johnston Wm C, tanner and currier.
Kaiser Frederick, saloon.
Kaiser John, grocer.
Keller J & Co (Jacob Keller, Moses Jacobs), dry goods.
Keller & Kann (Jacob Keller, Jacob Kann), produce. Kelly John, saloon.
Kendallville Standard (weekly), $2.00 per annum, Rerick & Conlogue proprs. Knox Joseph, blacksmith.
Krueger Herman, grocer.
Loeb Isaac, livery.
Lohman G H & Co (George H Lohman), drugs.
Loomis Samuel J M, dry goods.
McCray H & Son (Hiram and Elmer E), produce.
McLeod Donald, restaurant.
McMillan Charles H, justice of the peace.
Marquardt Jacob, meat market.
Marquardt John H, druggist.
Merkling George S, furniture and undertaking.
Miller Wm B, Cigars and Tobacco. (See adv, opp.) Moyer Henry A, dentist. Nellis James, postmaster.
Ockermann Solomon, stave mnfr.
Olds Wm M B, physician. Park Amos B, hardware.
Parker Dr Asher S, publisher Weekly News.
Polman B & Co (Bernard Polman, Norman L Southworth), marble works.
-MARBLE CLOCKS,- Of every description of my own importation. H. C. GRAFFE, Cor. Calhoun and Columbia Sts.
Opera Glasses and Spectacles
FANCY SUITINGS -A Specialty,-
JOHN RABUS 16 W. Berry Street, -FORT WAYNE .-
KENDALLVILLE DIRECTORY. 523
Ramsey Benjamin S, cigars and tobacco.
Rerick & Conlogue (John H Rerick, Joseph S Conlogue), proprs Kendallville Standard. Reyher J & Co (Jacob and Henry E Reyher and Joseph Durling), general store.
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Richt Karl F, jeweler.
Ross Allison T, boots and shoes,
Ruth Henry, physician.
Ruth & Co (Henry and Eliry), druggists.
Sayre Mrs Ida, dressmaker.
Schwartz Mrs Mary, bakery and restaurant.
Severance S F, hardware.
Shark Jacob H, city marshal.
Sprandel Gustav, furniture.
Sticht Henry J, carriage and wagonmaker.
Taber Freeman, flour mill and lumber.
Teal Joseph M, dentist.
Thompson Lewis A, grocer.
Thompson Wm H, produce.
Vincent Mrs J C, restaurant.
LEM. F. ABELL, M. D.
DEALER IN Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils
Books, Stationery, Gold Pens, Wall Paper, Shades, Fancy Goods,
East side of Main St.,
KENDALLVILLE, IND.
WM. B. MILLER,
DEALER IN
Cigars, Tobacco AND SMOKERS' ARTICLES,
KENDALLVILLE, = INDIANA.
BUILDERS' HARDWARE, T. J. NOLTON & CO., KEYSTONE BLOCK.
Colored Silks at Low Prices
-AT-
GEO. De WALD & CO.'S
524
R. L. POLK & CO.'s
Vincent Orville J, physician and surgeon.
Walter J & A (Joseph and Alverez), hardware. Ward Harris D, dry goods, boots and shoes. Wehmeyer Herman, saloon.
Williams N & Son (Nathan and Salathiel T), physicians. Wolff Philip, saloon.
NEW HAVEN.
A village of about 800 inhabitants, in Adams township, Allen county, 6 miles east of Ft. Wayne. The leading interests and attractions here are 4 churches, an excellent graded school, 2 hotels, 1 saw-mill, a heading factory, 2 flour mills, a tile factory and a planing mill. An excellent gravel road connects the village with Ft. Wayne. Express, Pacific. Telegraph, W. U. Joseph W. Whitaker, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Berger Frank, saloon.
Bernreiter John, furniture and undertaker.
Bilderback & Beberich (James Bilderback, David Beberich), painters.
Blaising Henry & Co (Henry and Philip Blaising), meat market.
Blaising John, saloon.
Bowers Henry C, saw-mill.
Briant & Giddings (Cyrus E Briant, Frederick S Giddings), mnfrs bent felloes and hub blocks.
Brudi Joseph, lumber and planing mill.
Brudi J & Co (Joseph Brudi, Gustav Gothe), flouring mill.
Cook Charles W, station agent N Y, St L & C Ry.
Crippen A B & Son (Asa B and James A), druggists.
Dowling Bartholomew, hardware.
Federspiel B & Bro (Balser and John), blacksmiths. Fox Joseph, blacksmith.
Gothe Carl, tailor.
Hager Henry, baker.
Jacquay Lemuel, carpenter.
Kessler Wm, barber.
Kleist Rev F (German Lutheran).
Klossen Christian, plasterer.
Koehn Henry, boot and shoemaker.
Lee John J, agent W, St L & P Ry and Pacific Express.
Linnemann Frederick, shoemaker.
Mack Frederick, shoemaker.
Manuel Frank J, saloon.
KAAG & BRO. Sell CHANDELIERS and Fancy Table Lamps, at No. 5 East Columbia Street.
525
FORT WAYNE CITY DIRECTORY.
The Van Wert Tile Ditching Machine
Drainage the Basis of Successful Farming.
VTV. MATCHER
PAT. APRIL 10. 1883 -
INE TERICH ENO MIG
Patented, April 10, 1883.
The prosperity of nearly every branch of industry in our country is assured, when the farmers are successful in tilling the soil. It would be superfluous, to go into a leogthy argument at this time, to prove the great advantages of proper and thorough drainage of the soil for farming purposes. The experience of every practical man has proven this beyond all controversy. Drainage is not only to carry off the surface water, but still more important to give or secure free circula- tion of air (the breath of life) in and through the soil to vitalize and replenish it. Now, what we want is the best and cheapest way of performing this labor. We take pleasure, therefore, in introducing to the public, and more especially the farmers aod land owners, our Tile Ditching Machine; which being a plain, common sense machine, every farmer or other person who has driven a wagon heavily loaded through the fields, after the frost is out of the ground in the Spring, and noticed how soon the wheels cut down to the hubs, can understand.
Our ditching wheel is of cast iron, weighing from 2,000 to 4,000 lbs. (as desired), and from six to seven feet in diameter, to suit the depth with sharp cutting edge (like this, V) so that the weight of the wheel as it rolls along, cuts and presses an open ditch, anywhere from the surface to centre of wheel or axle. It can be worked or run on mud boat, two or four-wheeled trucks, while ditching, as desired, but when moviog from place to place, can be handled better on trucks. The ditching wheel can be raised or lowered at will, with lever and ratchet to grade the depth and regulate the ditch, by moving back and forth two, three or more times in same track; heiog governed by nature of ground and depth of ditch, under favorable circumstances, when the ground is in proper condition for plowiog or ditching. The machine will cut from one to five miles or more of ditch per day with ease. We have gotten up a tile particu- larly adapted to the ditch made by this machine, being oval on top d Vshanaped at the bottom. It is not only the most suitable tile for this ditch, but the best shaped for any ditch. It affords at least ou an average, but prefer the tile above mentioned for any ditch. We make a plain, open ditch and can see and know hefore covering that our tile are all in proper position, which is very important.
one-fourth more drainage sur face to size of tile, and when a small quantity of water is run- ning will keep it cleaner, because the current will be stronger; be- sides it is a stronger and cheaper tile. We can use any other shaped tile in common use,
After our tile are placed, if we want to plow and harrow the field, that will be all that is necessary to cover the ditch, but if not we can use an ordinary harshare plow, and turn a furrow on one or both sides into the ditch and it is covered. If we strike a large stone or root in ditching, raise the ditching wheel, pass over and go right oo; remove the obstacle (which would have to be done in any case), go right on, back and forth, until you have your ditch the required depth and grade. If an open ditch is required for drainage, setting fence posts, etc., you can make it rapidly. For further particulars enquire of
Send for Catalogue and Prices.
Territory for sale in the United States or Canada.
Dr. W. M. SMITH, or THOS. B. FAGAN,
Van Wert, Ohio.
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R. L. POLK & CO.'s
Peoples Milling Association
Manufacturers of and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
GRAIN, FLOUR, FEED
AND
BOLTED CORN MEAL
VAN WERT, OHIO.
F. H. CARPER, Superintendent.
McGALLIARD & CONN, PROPRIETORS United States News Stand AND CITY BILL POSTERS, VAN WERT, OHIO.
IF WE CONTROL ALL THE BILL BOARDS IN THE CITY.
CAUTION .- Pay no money in advance to itinerant Direc- tory Canvassers. We are led to mention this from the fact that certain parties have been fraudulently using our publications as specimens, and by that means collecting moneys in advance. BEFORE SIGNING ANY ORDER, SEE THAT IT HAS THE NAME OF R. L. POLK & CO. PRINTED THEREON. We ask no payment until the work is delivered, and our solicitors have strict orders not to take payment for either advertisements or subscriptions.
R. L. POLK & CO.
L. O. HULL Recognizes no competition in Artistio Wall and Ceiling DECORATION. ~ 90 Calhoun Street.
VAN WERT DIRECTORY. 527
Meese Mrs Elizabeth, milliner.
Murray Rev Charles H (Methodist).
New Haven House, Moses Read propr.
Node Robert S, physician.
Null Lycurgus S, physician.
Peltier Salvador, general store.
Read James M, news dealer and job printer.
Read Moses, New Haven House and agt American Express Co. Rogers L M & W S (Lamont M and Willie S), general store. Rogers Willie S, insurance agent.
Schnelker H F & Co (Henry F and Mary G Schnelker), mnfrs staves and heading, and dealers in barrel hoops.
Schniker August, harnessmaker.
Schwanz Conrad, justice of peace.
Stark Arthur, meat market.
Stocks Wm jr, grocer.
Stocks Wm & John, saloon and meat market.
Stone & Weyer (Solon Stone, Lonis J Weyer), drugs, books and stationery.
Stutz Joseph, saloon and barber.
Weidau Rev Bernard (Catholic).
Whitaker Joseph W, Postmaster and Dealer in Stationery and Notions.
Williamson Marion F, physician.
Wolf Carl, saloon.
Zeddis Wm, harnessmaker.
Zurbuch George, general store,
VAN WERT, OHIO.
This growing place is the county seat of Van Wert county, in the geographical centre of which, on the P., F. W. & C Ry, it is located. Lima lies to the east 27 miles, and Ft. Wayne 32 miles to the west. The village has considerable import- ance as a manufacturing and commercial centre. It contains 5 hotels, 2 banks, 3 carriage factories, 1 hub and spoke factory, 1 machine shop, 4 stave factories, 3 flour mills, 1 brick and drain tile factory and 2 opera houses. The churches and schools are of a high order, and the 2 weekly newspapers issued are conducted with ability. The court house, which is among the best public buildings in this part of Ohio, cost $120,000. Express, Adams and U. S. Telegraph, W. U. Population, 4,000. David P. Dunathan, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Alexander Isaac M, lawyer.
Alexander Mrs L A, dressmaker.
OLIVER CHILLED PLOWS, T. J. NOLTON & CO. -Keystone Block .-
Edward Seidel & Son,
Lunch Room and Fine Cake Bakery, -52) CALHOUN STREET.
528 R. L. POLK & Co.'s
Allen Charles, propr Allen House.
Allen Greenbury W, lawyer.
Allen Harvey E, jeweler.
Barr J M, lawyer.
Barrick Thomas B, grocer.
Beers Wm J, lawyer.
Beers & McCann (George Beers, Wm McCann), coal and wood.
Berger Frederick, saloon and restaurant.
Billman George, livery. .
Bonewitz & Schumm (David R Bonewitz, Louis G Schumm), dry goods.
Bouton & Lawrence (Adolphus M Bouton, Wilbur C Law- rence), hardware.
Brooks Wm, livery.
Brumback J S & Co (John S and Daniel L Brumback, B Frank Troup, Fletcher L Webster), dry goods.
Burdg Marshall, barber.
Cahn Bros (Adolph and Samuel), clothing.
Carmody C'S, supt Oil Well Supply Co.
Cassel Joseph, gunsmith.
Cave & Conn (Wm H Cave, Andrew P Conn), grocers. Chilcote Wm, grocer.
Cincinnati, Van Wert & Michigan R R Co, Grinnell Burt pres, E C Dawes supt.
Clark James & Son (James and Carey C), boots and shoes. Clark O P & Son (Oliver P and Dexter A), stoves and tinware. Clark Wm A, flour mill.
Clippinger Delbert L, grocer.
Clymer Wm H, propr Van Wert Times.
Cole E & Son (Ezekiel and Thomas J), livery and veterinaries. Collins & Perry (Daniel W Collins, Wm F Perry), barbers. Comer O J, cigars and tobacco.
Commercial House, Charles McGalliard propr.
Conn Perry C, grocery and bakery.
Conn Mrs R, millinery and notions.
Cooper F H, Supt Peoples Milling Association. Cove Melvin L, notions.
Craig Joseph W, barber and restaurant.
Dailey Amos T, judge of probate court.
Dasher George, propr Van Wert House. Davis H G, physician.
Deering Wm, livery.
DePuy Wm W, physician.
Dettmer Mrs R, milliner.
Eagle Stave Co, D H Moran pres, George H Marsh sec and treas.
CENTRAL OFFICE -OF TROY LAUNDRY
68 CALHOUN STREET. - AT
RABUS, - The LEADING TAILOR, 16 West Berry Street, FORT WAYNE.
VAN WERT DIRECTORY. 529
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Edson Charles P, lawyer.
Ervin Wm, ice dealer.
Exline Wm T, county auditor.
Eyler John S, farm implements. First National Bank, A Conant pres, John A Conn cashier. Fluckhiger Gottfried, tailor.
Foster Jacob H, propr Van Wert Bulletin.
Franks Arthur W, station agent C, V W & MR R.
Fronefield J H & B F (Jacob H and Benjamin F), meat market.
Fronefield W, coroner.
Fronefield & Greenwald (Wm C Fronefield, Herman Green- wald), meat market.
Fyfe & Scheidt (John D Fyfe, Wm Scheidt), wagonmakers. Gackenheimer Louis F, druggist.
Gahret Jonas, saloon.
Geppert Thomas, saloon and billiards.
Gilliland Thaddeus S, grain and produce.
Gleason A & F (Abraham F and Frank J),, lumber and plan- ing mill.
Gleason J A & Bro (Julius A and Andrew J), hub, spoke and bending factory.
Glenn John, dentist.
Gordon Charles, sheriff.
Gordon Theodore, restaurant.
Grossenbach & Co (John U Rossenbach, John H Kauke), hardware.
Guysleman Ezra L, harnessmaker.
Halfhill Albert P, grocer.
Hall George M, dry goods and notions.
Hammer Frank, lawyer.
Harris E & Son (Elijah and Job), stoves and tinware.
Harrod Henry H, second-hand tools.
Hastings Wm C, physician.
Haven Jacob, meat market.
Hertel Wm, boots and shoes. Hertz Samuel B, hardware.
Hester Urban H, county clerk.
Hetrick Joel W, insurance agent.
Heuschkel Charles E, saloon and grocery.
Heyman Henry, barber.
Hill & Wilson (Frank P Hill, George E Wilson), druggists. Hines & Son (Philip J and J Arthur), physicians and drug- gists. Hott Philip, saloon.
Howard Jesse B, chairmaker. 65
SKATES, REVOLVERS, &C., 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
Humphreys & Hughes (John J Humphreys, Wm T Hughes), grocers.
Jackson Allen, wagonmaker.
Jacobs Gen A & Sons (Abraham, Aaron and Levi), clothing and merchant tailors.
Jones Wm B, county surveyor.
Kesler John, blacksmith.
King Bros (Sylvester and Israel C), saloon.
King Hiram B, confectioner.
King Mrs S M, dressmaker.
Kirkpatrick Alexander S, physician.
Krout & Christopher (Adam M Krout, Wm H Christopher), physicians.
Kutch Mathias, saloon.
Laukart & Muntzinger (Gabriel Laukart, George F Muntzin- ger), dry goods, boots and shoes.
Lehew Robert D, blacksmith.
Lesley Frank W, cigars and tobacco.
Light Mrs F, dressmaker.
Linderman John W, stoves and tinware.
Little Cyrus, blacksmith.
Longsworth Wm N, physician.
Lynch Abner, grocer and baker.
Lynch Reason, boots and shoes.
McCardel James J, dyer and scourer.
Mcconahay Augustus P, watches and jewelry.
Mcconahay & Hartzog (Grimes Mcconahay, Benjamin Hart- zog), grocers.
McCoy & Collett (Alexander R McCoy, Wm R Collett), grocers.
McGalliard Charles, propr Commercial House
McGalliard Frank R, agt U S Express Co.
McGalliard & Conn (Frank R McGalliard, Burt I Conn), News Depot and City Bill Posters. (See adv, p 526.)
McGavren George W, physician and surgeon.
McGavren Hugh C, physician.
Malick I H, civil engineer.
Malleck John P, hides and lime.
Marble Martin, wagonmaker.
May Joseph, groceries and restaurant.
Melsheimer C A & Son (Charles A and Wallace W), drugs and books.
Meredith Levi, watches and jewelry. Miller Jacob, restaurant.
Miller Perry, saloon.
D. D. WEISELL
OFFERS A DENTAL EXPERI - ENCE OF OVER 20 YEARS . -34 CALHOUN STREET .-
T. F. WEITZMANN Makes Clothes in the most fashion- able style, and guaranteed to fit every time. 162 Calhoun Street.
VAN WERT DIRECTORY. 531
Miller & Murphy (Jacob Miller, John Murphy), groceries and restaurant.
Moneysmith Wm, saloon and billiard hall.
Moore & Will (Frederick Moore, August Will), meat market.
Mosher John, shoemaker.
Myers Wayne, saloon.
Nickles Amos T, barber.
Noble Elijah, saloon and billiards.
Noble Thomas, saloon.
Norris John, shoemaker.
Onley Hugh V, clothing.
Parker James B, lawyer and real estate agt.
Penn J W & Co (John W Penn, Peter B Cupp), furniture.
'People's Milling Association, F H Carper Supt, Flouring Mills and Grain Dealers. (See adv, p 526.) Pierson R B & Bro (Richard B and Amaza), grocers.
Pollock Robert, county treasurer.
Price & Sweet (James L Price, Augustus L Sweet), lawyers. Profit Philip, boots and shoes.
Pruden Ichabad B, saloon.
Purdy Mrs G W, dressmaker.
Ream & Doron (Samuel K Ream, W S Doron), grocers.
Reidenback Philip, saloon.
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Richie Horace G, lawyer.
Roehm J F & Co (Jacob F Roehm), furniture.
Rupright & Bro (J Conrad and John G), tile and brick mnfrs.
Saltzgaber & Glenn (Gaylord M Saltzgaber, Hiram C Glenn), lawyers.
Scheidt Charles, horseshoer.
Scott Walter L, supt Union Mills Flouring Co.
Shepard Daniel, grocer.
Shoop F H & Co (Frank Hand John M Shoop), harnessmakers. Shultz Lincoln D, dentist.
Sidle George W, grocer.
Skinner Lorenzo E, stoves and tinware.
Slade Luman, grocer.
Smith Charles W, blacksmith.
Smith Isaiah, photographer.
Smith Wm L, blacksmith and wagonmaker.
Smith Wm & Son (Wm and Wm M), physicians.
Smith & Fagan (Wm Smith, F B Fagan), Mnfrs Ditching Machine. (See adv, 525.)
Snashall Wm, watches and jewelry.
Spangler David, planing mill and lumber.
Springer Matt, druggist.
Steele Thomas R, restaurant.
MECHANICS' TOOLS, T. J. NOLTON & CO. KEYSTONE BLOCK.
Morgan & Beach, Builders' Hardware.
532 R. L. POLK & CO.'S VAN WERT DIRECTORY.
Stitz August, shoemaker.
Strack & Angell, lawyers.
Strandler John & Co (John Strandler, Michael R Moltz), harness.
Streit Wm G, grocer.
Strother Alexander R, machinist.
Stutsman John M, physician.
Taylor Wm, confectioner.
Tolan James & Son (James and George W.), marble works. Union Mills Flouring Co, W L Scott supt.
Vanderburg & McGavren (Miss H A Vanderburg, Miss Wil- ma McGavren), millinery and fancy goods.
Vandrau Caspar J, saloon.
Van Liew John, agt Pennsylvania Co and Adams' Express Co.
. Van Wert Bulletin (weekly), Jacob H Foster propr.
Van Wert House, George Dasher propr.
Van Wert National Bank (capital $103,000), J M C Marble pres, Wm H Pennell cash.
Van Wert Stave Co, I H Eldridge supt.
Van Wert Times The (weekly), W H Clymer editor and propr. Wells George E, lawyer.
Wilkinson Eli L, physician.
Wilkinson Mahlon, boots and shoes.
Wolcott Wm P, county recorder.
Wolfe Albert, groceries and crockery.
Woodruff Marvin, broker.
Woods John K, physician.
Zimerle Joseph H, clothing, boots and shoes.
Zimmerman Levi F, dry goods and notions.
Zimmerman & Roebuck (Miss L Zimmerman, Mrs S E Roe- buck), books, etc.
CAUTION.
Pay no money in advance to itinerant Directory Canvassers. We are led to mention this from the fact that certain parties have been fraudulently using our publications as specimens, and by that means collecting moneys in advance. Before signing an order, see that it has the name of R. L. POLK & CO. printed thereon. We ask no payment until the work is delivered, and our solicitors have strict orders not to take payment for either advertisements or subscriptions.
R. L. POLK & CO.
H. C. GRAFFE,
Cor. Calhoun and Columbia Sts. Sole Agent for the Celebrated Rockford Watches, also a full line of all the different American and Swiss Watches.
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FORT WAYNE CITY DIRECTORY.
FORTY-ONE CIGAR FACTORY
ESTABLISHED 1877.
R. C. REINEWALD Manufacturer of
THE FAMOUS FORTY-ONE CIGAR
Factory, 178 Calhoun St., cor. Lewis.
Jobbing Office, 286 Calhoun Street.
This Brand is made of the Finest Imported Havana Tobacco,
"W. C. & F. S. Vuelta Abajo."
The Wrappers used are East Hartford, Conn., and Sumatra Island.
EVERY CIGAR GUARANTEED.
Patentee and Proprietor of the following Havana Seed Brands: " Mocking Bird," "City Band," and "Sentinel." Tipped Havana Brands: "Special" and "Pinafore." Also the celebrated " Rudy's Best" (Imported).
No. 178 Calhoun St., cor. Lewis, FORT WAYNE, IND.
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Fort Wayne, Cincinnati & Louisville RAILROAD.
DIRECT ROUTE TO
INDIANAPOLIS AND THE WEST
LOUISVILLE, AND ALL POINTS SOUTH, TWO EXPRESS TRAINS
LEAVE FORT WAYNE DAILY.
Through Cars for INDIANAPOLIS, LOUISVILLE, and CINCINNATI, arriving there in time to make CLOSE CONNECTION
FOR ALL POINTS WEST AND SOUTH THROUGH TRAINS DAILY TO CINCINNATI. SHORTER BY 13 MILES TO INDIANAPOLIS, AND 20 MILES TO LOUISVILLE, AND MAKES FROM One to Three Hours Quicker Time than any other Route GEO. B. CAMPBELL, W. W. WORTHINGTON, General Ticket Agent. General Superintendent.
ROMINA TO
3H
M. IND
NDERY JAN 16 1941
MANCH
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