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Owl Club, organized 1881, meets every Monday evening at Nimrod Hall, 54 E. Main. Wm. H. Chamberlain, Pres .; George Strodel, Sec.
Plattdeutscher Fritz Reuter Verein, meets once a month at Hall, 140 Calhoun. A. Kalbacher, Pres .; John Brahs, Sec .; Wm. Hollenbeck, Treas .; H. Weigman, C. E. Rippe and Wm. Meyers, Trustees.
Penn. Co. Mutual Benefit Association. N. V. Miller, Pres., Crestline, O .; W. F. Ross, Vice-Pres .; J. J. Kirkland, Treas., Crestline, O .; C. M. Jones, Sec., Fort Wayne.
St. Aloysius Society of St. Mary's Catholic Church, meets the last Sunday in each month. Chas. Geiger, Pres .; Henry App, Sec.
St. Boniface Society, meets monthly at the n. e. cor. of W. Washington and Griffith.
St. Charles Boromeus Benevolent Society, meets every second Sunday in each month at St. Mary's Hall, s. w. cor. Lafay- ette and Jefferson. M. Baltes, Pres .; B. Kramer, Sec.
St. Joseph Hospital, s. w. cor W. Main and Broadway. Sister Secunda, Superior: Rev. J. Becks, Chaplain.
St. Joseph's Catholic Benevolent Society, meets second Sunday in each month at Library Hall, n. e. cor. Calhoun and Jefferson. Kilian Baker, Pres .; Geo. Litot, Sec.
St. Joseph's School Society, meets first Sunday in each month at St. Mary's Hall, s. w. cor. Lafayette and Jefferson. A. Krack, Pres .; A. Zimmermann, Sec.
St. Martinus Benevolent Society, meets every second Sunday in each month at St. Peter's school, s. w. cor. Hanna and St. Martin's. George Jacoby, Pres.
St. Mary's, No. 14 (col'd), meets first Monday in each month 7
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in hall n. e. cor. Francis and Wayne; James Smith, W. M .; Charles Winslow, Sec.
St. Patrick's Catholic Benevolent Association, meets the fourth Sunday in each month at Library Hall, n. e. cor. Calhoun and E. Lewis. Patrick Ryan, Pres.
St. Vincent de Paul Society, instituted for relief of the poor, rooms Library Hall, n. e. cor. Calhoun and E. Lewis. Very Rev. J. Brammer, Spiritual Director; Kilian Baker, Pres .; P. Ryan, Sec .; Albert Dittoe, Treas.
Tri-State Veterans' Association, headquarters 31 Calhoun. Scott Swann, Chairman; T. Sullivan, Sec .; James Harper, Treas.
Young Men's Christian Association, organized March 18, 1886. E. A. K. Hackett, Pres .; E. S. Philley, Vice-Pres .; C. H. Newton, Rec. Sec .; J. A. Tyler, Treas .; R. M. Hays, Gen. Sec .; 105 Calhoun.
Young Men's Christian Association (Railroad Department), (re-organized March 18, 1886). E. S. Philley, Pres .; C. H. Newton, Vice-Pres., W. D. Hartsupp, Treas., R. M. Hays, Genl. Sec .; 245 Calhoun.
SECRET AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
MASONIC.
Hall northwest cor. Calhoun and Berry.
Wayne Lodge, No. 25, F. & A. M. Meets first Tuesday on or before full moon; Johnston Rodabaugh, W. M., G. W. Wilson, Sec.
Home Lodge, No. 342, F. & A. M. Meets first Tuesday in each month in Postoffice Building; F. F. Boltz, W. M., J. C. Williard, Sec.
Sol. D. Bayless Lodge, No. 359, F. & A. M. Meets second Monday in each month; E. L. Craw, W. M., Wm. E. Hood, Sec.
Summit City Lodge, No. 170, F. & A. M. Meets first Friday in each month; John T. Leach, W. M., Daniel W. Souder, Sec.
Fort Wayne Chapter, No. 19, R. A. M. Meets first Wednes- day in each month; Wm. Geake, II. P., J. C. Williard, Sec.
Fort Wayne Council, No. 4, R. & S. M. Meets second Wed- nesday in each month; A. H. Dougal, III. M., J. C. Wil- liard, Sec.
Fort Wayne Commandery, No. 4. K. T. Meets third Thurs- day in each month; R. F. Keith, E. C., W. W. Rockhill, Rec.
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ODD FELLOWS. Hall in Postoffice Building.
Fort Wayne Lodge, No. 14. Meets every Monday evening; E. G. Davis, N. G., Wm. Beck, Sec.
Canton Lodge, No. 17, Patriarch Militant, Sam. Miller, Capt .; A. G. Straus, Clk.
Concordia Lodge, No. 228. Meets every Wednesday evening in hall in Postoffice Building; Henry Bauer, N. G., Adam Faust, Sec.
Concordia Rebecca Lodge, No. 41 (German). Meets first and third Thursdays in each month at hall in Postoffice Build- ing; Louise Wasserbach, N. G .; Mrs. A. Faust, Sec.
Deborah Rebecca Degree Lodge, No. 110. Meets first and third Tuesdays in each month at Harmony Hall; Mrs. S. Mench, N. G., Mrs. C. Cran, P. G .; Mrs. T. J. Baker, Rec. Sec., Miss M. Scott, Fin. Sec.
Fort Wayne Encampment, No. 152. Meets second and fourth Friday evenings in each month at Harmony Hall; A. Lipes, C. P., S. Luce, R. S.
Harmony Lodge, No. 19. Meets every Thursday evening at Harmony Hall; Simon Mottinger, N. G., H. G. Gould, Sec. Summit City Encampment, No. 16. Meets first and third Fri- day evenings in each month at Harmony Hall; J. Walter, C. P., F. C. Cook, Rec. Scribe.
GRAND ARMY REPUBLIC.
Anthony Wayne Post, No. 271. Meets in Rathbone Hall, 20 W. Berry street first and third Fridays of each month; H. C. Eastwood, Post Com., C. F. Brown, Adj., W. H. Davis, Q. M.
Sion S. Bass Post, No. 40. Meets at G. A. R. Hall, n. w. cor. Calhoun and Berry second and fourth Fridays of each month; F. L. Boltz, Post Com., R. G. Renfrew, Adj., H. O. Crosby, Q. M.
ORDER OF CHOSEN FRIENDS.
John H. Bass, Council No. 3. Meets second and fourth Tues- day evenings in each month at. Odd Fellows' Building, on Court street; A. Bannister, C. C., Chas. Read, V. C., HI. P. Vordermark, Rec. Sec. and Financier, Peter Morgantha- ler, Treas.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
No. 4081, German Assembly. Meets every Monday evening at K. of L. Hall, Postoffice Building.
No. 7580, Summit City Assembly. Meets every Tuesday even- ing at K. of L. Hall, l'ostottice Building.
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No. 4164, Union Assembly. Meets every Friday evening at K. of L. Hall, Postoffice Building.
No. 1547. Meets second and fourth Wednesdays in each month at 30 Calhoun; Abraham G. Barnett, Dictator; W. D. Maier, Reporter.
KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
Wabash Assembly, No. 2315. Meets every first and third Fri- days of each month at K. of L. Hall, Postoffice Building.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Ft. Wayne Lodge, No. 116. Meets every Tuesday evening in Seidel Block; L. K. Eaton, C. C., N. F. Porter, V. C., J. N. Anderson, K. L. R. & S.
Phoenix Lodge, No. 101. Meets every Monday evening in Seidel Block; H. F. France, C. C., P. D. Phelan, V. C., John Hause, Prelate.
Summit City Uniform Degree. Camp meets second and fourth Fridays of each month at Seidel Block; Harry France, C. C., W. D. Henderson, Treas., J. A. N. Frentzel, Sec.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
Howard Council, No. 246. Meets first and third Fridays of each month at Odd Fellows' Hall on W. Berry; George Reiter, Regent; H. C. Moderwell, Sec. and Treas.
DEATHS IN FORT WAYNE
FROM AUGUST 1, 1855, TO OCTOBER 1, 1886.
COMPILED FROM CITY MORTUARY REPORTS.
Alter Elizabeth, 23.
Amelia Sister, 29.
Arnold Jacob. 78.
Aubrey Mary E, 32.
Bender Magdalena, 61.
Auer Mary, 27.
Auth Peter, 51.
Bailey W HI, 50.
Barnes Anna, 27.
Barnes Emma, 44.
Blasing Catherine, 29.
Bloomhuff Nathan, 26.
Bohling Henry F, 22.
Boon Minnie, 18.
Bopp Margaret, 82.
Barthold Frederick, 56.
Batholomew Eflie, 31. Beckinose Mary, 39.
Bender John. 87.
Benedict Charles F, 21.
Bensman Henry, 49.
Benton Harriet, 62.
Birkner Charles, 52.
Barrand Matilda, 46.
Barry John, 70.
Barry Win, 25. Bartels John, 11.
Bowers Mathilda, 44.
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Bowser Madison M, 35. Brames Elizabeth, 73. Brames Loretta, 27. Brokaw -- , 37. Brown Elizabeth, 44. Brown Ellen B, 60. Brown Emma, 60. Brown John, 56.
Brown Robert E, 22.
Budde Herman, 50.
Buford Katherine, 30.
Burkhardt Ehrengard, 59. Burley Kate, 38.
Burns Wm, 23. Calbetzor Sarah C, 32. Cartwright Charles, 21. Caston H, 41.
Chamberlain Henry, 77. Chamberlain Wm HI, 49. Chittenden Erastus L, 52.
Clark Ella M, 31.
Close Wm, 35.
Cohen Moses, 21.
Coleman Frank, 19.
Comincavish Sophia A, 27. Comparet Frances, 39.
Cook Christ, 73.
Cook Florence L, 27.
Cooper Lewis, 58. Cour Mary B, 22.
Crann George, 54.
Crocker J E, 61.
Crosby Nellie, 24.
Crowell Allen, 27 ..
Crowley John, 35. Crum George, 55.
Curry Win T, 31.
Daugherty Margaret, 41. Deepler Louise, 35. Degitz Mary, 61. Diebold Joseph, 40. Dierstein Anthony, 48. Dolloff Sarah, 79. Donovan Michael, 47. Downey Edward, 35. Drobert Frangiska, 31. Drebert Herman, 34. Driebelbis Mary, 49.
Dudley Simeon, 85. Dunn Louisa, 24. Durnell Mary, 31. Eakins Charles H, 30. Eaton Julius, 27.
Ehrman Mathias, 75. Embry Katherina, 66. Esser Anthony, 68. Etchey Sarah, 21. Fiegel Frederick, 42. Fink Charles, 74. Fisher Mary, 32.
Fleming Sophia, 69.
Forthmiller Rosina, 77.
Fortney Sarah E, 45. Fowler Jennie, 46.
Fricke Anton, 49.
Fry Sophia M, 18. Frybach Emma, 30.
Gell Elizabeth, 79.
Glenn Mary E, 19.
Glock Frederick, 44.
Gocke George A, 27.
Golden Wm, 77.
Gordon Samuel, 43.
Gorman John, 65.
Gotsch Carrie J, 28.
Granger Martha J, 58.
Greer Agnes, 21.
Grieser Franziska, 59.
Groman Henry, 23. Grosh Ella D, 32. Grout Minnie, 26.
Guain Augustus, 22.
Haben Johannah, 69.
Habler John, 62.
Ilagel Marie, 70. Hamilton James A, 32.
Hanna Charlotte, 20. Harris Adelia, 40.
Harris Ishilod, 77. Harrod Isaac, 74. Hartman Mary E, 33.
Hausbach Jacob, 62.
Heinman Charles, 18.
Henelelby Michael, 64. Herbst Frederick, 71.
Herderhand Ernest, 44.
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Hergenoether Clement, 23. Hertweed Fred A, 71. Hill Joseph, 28. Hill Mary, 86. Hilt Anna D, 79. Hisner John, 78. Hitzemann Henry, 40. Hitzemann Sophia, 75.
Hoey Isaac, 56.
Hoffman John A, 63.
Hogan Katie, 18.
McCullom A R, 24.
Holland F A, 23.
McElfatrick Josiah, 50.
Horstmeier Lisette, 19. Houser Frances, 48.
McGee Hugh, 61.
Humphrey George, 61. Jackson Elizabeth, 71. Jansen J Herman, 43.
Johns Anna, 25. Jones Christina, 74.
Jones Emma, 48.
Josse Edward, 26.
Kalbacher Max, 79.
Keffer Mary E, 51.
Kell George, 70.
Kinnaird Emma E, 27.
Kinnaird Wm M, 21.
Kinselt Erstine, 75.
Kintz Mrs, 60.
Klinger Mrs, 30.
Koehl Regina, 31.
Koehler Catherine, 58.
Kratzer Mary, 75.
Krause Ferdinand, 33.
Krebs Madeline, 36.
Kroenter Christine, 46.
Kruse Elizabeth, 71.
Kunkle Christopher, 81.
Lahr Louisa, 31.
Lampe Minnie, 44.
Langley Hannah, 75. Lawson Orilla, 75.
Lee Israel, 63. Leichner Charles, 41. Leifels Joseph F, 55. Leke Elizabeth, st. Lepper Anna B, co. Lepper Louis, 29. Lindley Nelson D, 50.
Link Irwin, 22. Loney Catherine, 40. Lose Jacob, 41. . Ludlow James, 72. Luhmann Frederick, 74. Luhmann Wm, 34. Lung Mary Linn, 25. Luntz Jacob, 31. McCarthy Mary, 70. McCormick Sarah A, 77.
McGee Mary N, 55.
McGeehon Charles E, 19.
McGinnis Annie, 32. McTaggert Clara, 27.
Mahne Sarah, 50.
Manier Margaret, 70. Maples Sarah, 84.
Meyer Frank, 30.
Meyer Frederick, 37.
Meyers Elizabeth, 66.
Micheal Charles, 25.
Miller Frances E, 37.
Miller Henry, 18. Miller Mary, 25. Miner M G, 58. Mooney Robert, 68.
Monyhan Martin, 71.
Mueller Gustav, 54.
Nolton Margaret, 62.
Nuttle Kate, 17.
O'Brien Nora, 40.
O'Grady Patrick, 84. Ohm Christena, 90. Oppliger Daniel, 69.
Osterman Anna, 24. Parisot Claude, 82. Parker Mary, 26.
Pearson Charles HI, 53. Pequinot Celia, 41. Perrott Scholastique, 63. Perry Jessie T, 20. Peters Elizabeth, 58. Petzold Jacob, 31. Pittan Richard, 40. Pliett Justine, 31.
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Prepsen Barney, 75. Pritt Robert, 35. Racquet Christian, 55. Raifsnider Svilla, 28. Rapp Christian G, 67. Rath August, 68. Ray Mary A, 54. Reeder John E. Regel Ernest, 22. Rehling Charlotte.
Sommers Jane, 40. Sorg Alban, 26. Sosenhamer Ben C, 24. Sowers Samuel, 83. Spencer Thomas, 73. Spier Christian, 70. Springer Jacob, 67. Starkey Orlando L, 51. Stegmeyer Catherine, 49. Stegmeyer Wm, 47. Stellhorn Diedrich, 37.
Rehling Conrad, 48. Reilly Ellen, 37. Reimon August, 33. ~ Renan Isaac, 86.
Stilts John E, 41. Stoner John, 77. Strauss Norah, 26.
Richards Samantha.
Summers Gertrude, 77.
Swinney Wm P, 43. Tailor Jacob, 66.
Robertson John, 67.
Tillbury Catherine, 46. Todd Elmira, 73.
Rockhill Lucy, 19.
Traut Eugene, 63.
Rockhill Lucy, 20. Roelle Susan, 80.
Trautman Catherine, 39. Tricks John, 66.
Rossamond -, 83.
Ullum Nettie, 40.
Rueck Adam, 52.
Vordermark Lucy, 30.
Ryan Harry W, 18.
Wadge Anna, 72.
Ryan Patrick, 77.
Wagner Herbert, 21.
Salking Louisa, 64.
Wagoner Margaret, 35.
Walker John, 42.
Walter Theresa, 60.
Warsten Samuel, 72.
Warteube Eva, 21.
Schoenfield Mary, 70.
Weikmann Phillip, 18.
Wells Almira, 86. Wheeler John H, 49.
Wheeler J S, 37.
White Win E, 23.
Whitzel E P, 40.
Wild Stephen, 60. Wilde Margaret, 65.
Simkee Florien, 84. Sinks John, 76. Sinks Julia A, 95. Slagel John, 32. Smith J McNutt, 55. Snively Henry J, 63. Suyder Eliza A, 48.
Wiley Benjamin, 47. Williams Amanda, 53. Wordthington Edith, 30.
Wolfrum Frank A, 41.
Work Robert, 74. Zipe Rosa, 35.
Zimmerman Catherine, 70.
Rick Adam, 53. Riedmiller John M, 49. Roach Anna, 37.
Thompson Samuel, 23.
Rolape Barry, 19.
Saunders M A, 56. Schafenecker Frederick, 33. Schafer Wm L, 55. Schaffer Anna, 65. Schlauderaff Caroline, 63.
Waters, 66.
Schroeder Frederick, 85. Schroeder J Fred, 47. Schust H Ferdinand, 24. Schwart Amelia, 45. Seelking Louise, 64. Siebold Mary, 30. Sihler Dr Ph Wm, 84.
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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF NAMES.
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Aaron Dr Israel, rabbi Jewish Temple, res 81 Griffith.
Abbott Wm T, res 172 E Berry.
Abdon G, brakeman Penn Co.
Abel Miss Jennie M, teacher Hanna School, res 221 E Wayne.
Abel Miss Mary A, teacher Hoagland School, res 221 E Wayne. Abel Miss M Kate, teacher, res 221 E Wayne.
Aber, see Haiber.
Abercorn, see Haberkorn.
Abercrombie John, fireman G R & I R R, rooms 16 Bracken- ridge.
Aborn Thomas E, printer Gazette, res 23 Van Buren.
Academy of Music, J J Wolfe mngr, n's Berry bet Clinton and Barr.
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Cor. Calhoun and Columbia Streets. Solo Agent for the Celebrated Rockford Watches, also a full line of all the different American and Swiss Watches.
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Academy of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, conducted by the Sisters of the Holy Cross, 6 miles n of Court House.
Achduth Veshalom (Hebrew) Cemetery, S Broadway bet Wa- bash Ry and P, F W & C Ry tracks.
Achduth Veshalom Temple, s w cor Wayne and Harrison.
Ackermann Martin, laborer, res 20 W 4th.
Ackermann Theresa (wid Wolfgang), bds 156 E Jefferson. Ackley, see also Eckley.
Ackley Dellie, barber John Bates, bds 36 Barr.
Ackmeyer Charles, carpenter, res 33 Duryea.
Adams Andrew J, millwright, res 119 Fairfield ave.
Adams Charles C, engineer Penn Co, res 151 Wallace.
Adams Miss Elizabeth, bds 48 Brackenridge.
Adams Express Co, W P Chapman Agent, 102 Calhoun. Adams George D, tel operator Penn Co, res 70 Douglas ave.
Adams Israel B, engineer Penn Co, res 48 Brackenridge.
Adams Israel J R, machinist W, St L & P Ry, res 160 W Main.
Adams John H, Dentist 106 Calhoun, res same.
Adams Miss Louisa, bds 48 Brackenridge.
Adams Miss Mary O, bds 48 Brackenridge.
Adams Oscar, laborer, bds 28 Erie.
Adams Oscar S, molder E B Kunkle & Co, bds 48 Bracken- ridge.
Adams, Steely & Co (Adams & Steely of Dayton, O., Thomas H Adams), millinery 30 E Main.
Adams Thomas, laborer, bds 28 Erie.
Adams Thomas H (Adams, Steely & Co), res 83 E Berry.
Adams Thomas H (col'd), barber, res 28 Erie.
Adams Wm, painter, res 14 Hood.
Adams Wm R, laborer, res w s Winch 1 s of Penn.
Adamson Louis R, machinist Ft Wayne Jenney Electric Light Co, resides 72 Baker.
Adar John, carpenter, bds 4 Kansas.
Adelman Helen, waitress Tremont House.
Adkins, see also Atkins.
Adkins Armus W, conductor, res 353 Lafayette.
Adkins C Albert, finisher N G Olds. & Sons, res 365 Lafayette.
Adler, see also Edler.
Adler Ann (wid Andrew), res 61 Wall.
Adler Rickey, laundress, bds 61 Wall.
African M E Church, n e cor Wayne and Francis. ,
Ager George, teamster, bds rear 98 Baker.
Agneau R, helper Penn Co.
Agster Annie MI (wid Gottlieb), bds 34 W Jefferson.
Agster Charles A, machinist W, St L & P Ry, res 134 Harrrison.
Troy Steam Laundry, 50 PEARL ST., is constantly -putting in New Machinery,- Tolophone 180
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WM. MOELLERING,
Contractor and Builder
MANUFACTURER OF
COMMON AND PRESSED BRICKS,
(By Wingart Patent Caloric Kiln.)
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Lime, Stone, Lath,
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BUILDERS' MATERIAL GENERALLY
Nos. 53, 55, 57 and 59 Murray St.,
FORT WAYNE, IND.
BRICK YARD, SOUTH OF THE ORGAN FACTORY.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE furnished to all Lands in Allen County. Real Estate, Loan and Collection Agents. JAMES E. GRAHAM & SON, 26 over Postoffice, FORT WAYNE, IND.
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Abare Thomas, plasterer, res 93 Williams.
Ahern Miss Alice, bds 43 Grand.
Ahern Dennis, tel operator, bds 43 Grand.
Ahern Edward, molder Bass F & M Works, bds 146 Holman.
Ahern Johanna (wid Eugene), res 146 Holman.
Ahern Patrick T, tel operator W, St L & P Ry, bds 43 Grand. Ahern Thomas, plasterer, res 93 William.
Ahern Thomas W, res 21 W 4th.
Ahlers John, molder Bass F & M Works, res 61 Wall.
Ahltenberg John, foreman Olds' Wagon Works, bds Harmon House. .
Ahren Wm, contractor, res n e cor De Wald and Barr.
Aichele George F, polisher Brunner & Haag, res 81 Barthold. Aicher Fred, upholsterer P E Wolf, bds 61 E Main.
Aigin George H, machinist Bass F & M Works, bds n e cor Calhoun and Railroad.
Aiken Charles S, switchman L S & M'S Ry, res 59 E 3d.
Aiken Wm A, clerk F K Safford & Co, rooms 19 E Jefferson.
Aikley Mary, domestic 103 W Superior.
Ainsworth George W, driver Powers & Barnett, res 18 Chicago.
Ainsworth Wm N, laborer S Bash & Co, res w s Spy Run ave 3 s'of Elizabeth.
Aker Ambrose B, laborer N Y, C & St L Ry, res 178 W Wash- ington.
Albaugh Elizabeth, cook T II Kennedy, bds 17 E Main.
Albers Herman, laborer, res 69 Force.
Albers Philip E, restaurant 214 Calhoun, res same.
Albersmeier Charles, helper Bass F & M Wks, bds 190 Madison.
Albersmeier Elizabeth (wid Frederick), res s e cor Madison and Francis.
Albersmeier Frederick, finisher, bds 192 Madison.
Albersmeier John, laborer, bds 192 Madison.
Albersmeier Louisa (wid Frederick), res 192 Madison.
Albersmeier Minnie, domestic 316 E Jefferson.
Albert Miss Josephine A, music teacher 67 Harrison, res same.
Albert Mary L (wid Julius N), res 164 E Lewis.
Albion John W, brakeman Penn Co, res w s Walton ave n of P, Ft W & C Ry.
Albrecht Anton, cigarmaker A N Ehle, res 516 E Lewis.
Albrecht Frank, teamster HI J Ash, bds 74 Barr.
Albrecht John, Boot and Shoemaker 138} Broadway, res 12 Elin.
Albrecht Martin L, Carriage Manufacturer 106 W Main, res 90 same.
Albrecht Peter, shoemaker J Albrecht, res 14 Elm.
Albrecht W Frederick, cigarmaker L Bender, res 334 Hanna.
Kaag & Bro. Sell Chamber and Toilet Sets at low prices, at No. 5 East Columbia St.
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H. G. OLDS, President.
R. T. MCDONALD, Treasurer.
P. A. RANDALL, Secretary.
FORT WAYNE
" Jenney"
ELECTRIC LIGHT CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Dynamo-Electric Machines,
LAMPS AND MOTORS.
ESTIMATES
given on application for lighting Cities, Depois, Fac- tories, Halls, etc.
OFFICE AND WORKS: 1
Broadway and P., F. W. & C. Railway,
FORT WAYNE, IND.
For Life Insurance
AT A REASONABLE PRICE, WRITE TO Ludlow & Marsh, Mars, or W. T. Gary, Gen. Agt, Room 16 Martindale Block, - INDIANAPOLIS, IND
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R. L. POLK & CO.'s
Albro Francis, driver A J Dittoe & Co, res 17 Jones. Alden Samuel R, lawyer cor Main and Court, res 262 W Berry. Alderman, see also Halderman.
Alderman Dayton, machinist, res 293 W Jefferson.
Alderman Frank (Alderman & Yarnelle), res 303 W Washing- ton.
Alderman & Yarnelle (Frank Alderman, Edward F Yarnelle), hardware 54 E Columbia.
Aldrich Charles A, clerk J B Gregg, bds 109 Fairfield ave. Aldrich Elisha M, bds e s Fairfield ave 5 s of Creighton ave.
. Aldrich Maggie (wid Albert), res 1 Bass.
Alexander Elizabeth, domestic Harmon House.
Alexander Mrs Elsie, res w s Van Buren 1 n of Superior.
Alexander Eve (wid Julius J B), res 12 Clark. Alexander Stephen T, hostler Liggett Bros, bds 81 Holman. Alexander Wm, cook, res 204 E Wayne. . Allegar David, sawyer, res 13 Monroe.
Allegar Franklin, ice pdlr C Schafer, bds 13 Monroe.
Alleman Miss Nora, teacher, bds s w cor Calhoun and Dawson. Allen Albert, blksmith M L Albrecht, bds 324 W Washington. Allen Albert S, foreman F W, C & L R R, res 44 Archer ave. Allen County Asylum, John Wilkinson supt, opp toll gate, Little River road.
Allen County Bible Society Repository, 46 Harrison.
Allen County Jail, w s Calhoun n of Superior.
Allen Cyrus W, builder, res 324 W Washington.
Allen Daniel M, physician e s Monroe 4 s of Wallace, res same.
Allen George I, carpenter, bds 324 W Washington.
Allen John B, carpenter, bds 324 W Washington.
Allen Richard, engineer White's Wheel Works, res es Wabash ave 2 s of Washington.
Allen Wm, conductor, bds e s Monroe 4 s of Wallace.
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