Fort Wayne, Indiana, city directory, 1887, Part 42

Author: R.L. Polk & Co. cn
Publication date: 1887
Publisher: Taylor, Mich. : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 1124


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DIRECTORY OF


MONROEVILLE AND NEW HAVEN


1887-8.


MONROEVILLE.


Monroeville is a thrifty incorpo- rated town of 1,200 inhabitants, located in Monroe township. Allen county, on the P, Ft W & CR R, 16 miles southeast of Ft Wayne. the county seat and banking town, and 140 northeast of Indianapolis. Monroeville was incorporated in 1863, and is supplied with 4 churches - Methodist. Lutheran, Christian and Catholic-a graded school of 5 departments, 2 hotels and a weekly newspaper-Breeze. Two saw mills, pump factory, brick yard, cooper shop, flour mill, stave factory and tile works comprise the principal manufactories. The sur- rounding country is well timbered. Brick, drain tile, lumber and pro- duce are the chief exports. Adams Ex. W. U. Tel. Edward Finan, postmaster.


Alllgear John D, Propr The Weekly Breeze.


Anderson Alexander H. laborer.


Ardner John, foreman.


Ardner Philip, laborer.


Argo Alexander, trav agent.


Atchison Millard, barber.


Baker Editha (wid Michael L), millinery.


Baker Edward. tel operator.


Baker James T, barber.


Baker Mahala (wid Alonzo).


Baker Truman, barber.


Baker Wm D, grocer.


Barkley Abraham.


Barrone Henry S, hoopmaker.


Barrone Wm, laborer.


Barto Samuel H, laborer.


Beam Mrs Anna.


Bolyard Elias E (E E Bolyard & Co.


Bolyard E E & Co (Elias E, James B), saloon.


Bolyard James B (E E Bolyard & Co).


Boner Albert, laborer.


Boner Andrew, laborer.


Boner James, fireman. .


Bord Edward B, buyer.


Bicknell Rev Ila J.


Brandeberry George W (Brande- berry & Myers.)


Brandeberry & Myers (George W Brandeberry, Frederick Myers). tile mnfrs.


Breman Charles J, general store.


Brenizer Wm, laborer.


Brown Fred S.


Brown Orson V.


Bryan Aaron C, clerk.


Burrell Erastus, laborer.


Burrell Henry, livery.


Burrell Richard T, laborer.


Burrell Washington, laborer.


Burrell Wm HI, laborer.


Burns Annie M (wid Henry), carpet weaver.


Burns Arthur, hotel.


Cassady Jacob, blacksmith and jus- tice.


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SILVERWARE, 47600 R. L. POLK & Co.'s


Collier Jacob A, bricklayer. Congleton Hiram N, laborer. Connolly Margaret (wid Wm). Connolly Wm A, physician. Corp Isaac G, blacksmith.


Corbaley John A (Corbaley Freese).


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Corbaley & Freese (John A Corba ley, Franklin Freese), general store.


Corkins Sabina B (wid Charles M). Crow Edwin, tel operator Penn Co. Davis Frank, clerk.


Davis Henry C, clerk.


Davis Joseph B, Milldog Mnfr. David Roswell.


Delavan John J, trav agent.


Diebold Isaac H, laborer.


Doctor George, blacksmith.


Doggette Albert, clerk.


Doggette Alcibiades J, laborer.


Douglas Rev Alexander J.


Doyle John, laborer.


Ealing Henry, laborer.


Edwards Frank, cabinetmaker.


Engle Emmiel, physician.


Engle Fannie (wid Elijah).


Estel Delile (wid Thomas).


Finan Edward, Postmaster and Gents' Furnishings.


Flaugh Christian, trav agent.


Freese Franklin (Corbaley & Freese).


Glancy Hugh G, plasterer.


Goodin John, fireman. Guillot John O, engineer. Haley Martin, saloon.


Harvey Aaron L, laborer.


Harvey Obadiah H, laborer.


Hayes Henry F, station agt Penn Co. Hess Arnold, foreman.


Hoss Rev Jolin. Howell John M, teamster,


Hunsicker Garrett C, drayman.


Isenberger Samuel A, trav agent.


Johnson Dennis S, hotel.


Johnson John A, blacksmith.


Jones Thomas S, teacher.


Kline Mrs Catherine. Knecht Charles, barber.


Kreusch Elizabeth (wid Peter). Kreuson George D, painter. Krick Henry, saloon. Krick John W, bartender.


Krick Philip D, Livery.


Langhlin John jr, Hborer.


Leiter Charles A, physician.


Lepper John L, wagonmaker. Lewis Joseph, grocer.


McConnebey John R, teacher. McDonagle McCaslin, laborer. McGonhele Joseph, laborer.


McGovern Edward, stavecutter. McGovern Stephen.


McGovran Edward, laborer.


McIntosh Joseph T, clerk. Magner John H, laborer.


Magner Sylvester, laborer.


Magner Wiley, teamster.


Magner Wm, carpenter.


Mahoney Wm B, laborer.


Martin Alvin L, baker.


May Daniel A, builder.


May Lawrence, tel operator Penn Co.


May Louis, bricklayer. May Wm.


Meeks Elijah W, lawyer.


Meeks John W, meat market.


Meese Philip A, stave jointer.


Mencer Wm, laborer.


Mentzer Marion J, livery.


Mentzer Simeon E, Physician.


Mercer Daniel, trav agent. Mercer Henry, laborer.


Meyers Charles C, clerk.


Meyers Henrietta (wid Henry).


Miller Albert, carpenter.


Miller Benjamin, laborer.


Miller Daniel, shoemaker.


Miller Elizabeth (wid John M), sa- loon.


Miller Francis M, carpenter.


Miller Josiah B, carpenter.


Miller Michael, tel operator Penn Co.


Monin Francis.


Mundorff Archibald B, laborer.


Murckland Johnson, laborer.


Murckland Wm, section foreman.


Murphy Thomas J, tel operator Penn Co.


Myers Frederick (Brandeberry & Myers).


Nash John, trav agent.


Neese Philip, laborer.


Neiswitz George, laborer. Nelson Silas, laborer.


Niezer Bros (John B and Louis F), hardware.


Viezer John B (Niezer Bros). -


Niezer John F. clerk.


Niezer Louis F (Niezer Bros).


Troy Steam Laundry,


50 PEARL ST., is constantly -putting in New Machinery,- Telephone 160


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MONROEVILLE DIRECTORY.


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Nill Charles H. clerk.


Nill Miss Maude, clerk.


Nishwitz Win T, printer.


Norris Levi T, laborer. O'Brien Wm, laborer. Overly Win M, trav agent.


Parker John R, engineer.


Peckham Eavadena (wid Joseph). Peckham Miss Emma, teacher. Pillers John E, miller.


Place Jeff, laborer. Pool Horatio D, harnessmaker. Pool Joseph T, Lawyer.


Pool Samuel, general store. Potts Dayton, baker. Purman David, laborer.


Purman David C, sawmill.


Purman James N, clerk.


Purman Samuel, trav agent.


Purman Samuel, clerk. Ream Wm, watchmaker.


Reamsnider G Frank.


Reamsnider Henry.


Reamsnider John, laborer.


Redelsheimer David s, Mnfr Slack Barrel Material, Shipper of Grain, Dealer in General Mer. chandise, Druggist and Flouring Mill. (See also Fort Wayne.) Reed Fannie MI (wid Silas I), mil- linery.


Reuille Julius H.


Ridenour Christian S, grain dealer.


Robinson Wm L. teacher.


Rollins Charles W.


Rollins Mrs Lucretia S, saloon and restaurant.


Rose John, horse dealer.


Rose Sylvester, laborer.


Roy James, saloon.


Rundel Martin, S M agent. .


Saviot Augustus, teamsier.


Saviot Frank, carpenter.


Saviot Frank O, clerk,


Saviot Frederick, laborer. Saviot Louis B, clerk.


Schafer Amasa, laborer.


Schultz Joseph I, clerk.


Shank Henry A, druggist.


Shell Jacob, trav agent.


Shields Louis, laborer. Shultz Joseph R, clerk. Smith Henry, painter.


Smith James W, grocer.


Speak Elmer, tinner.


Spencer John T, engineer.


Stephens Sarah (wid Henry).


Stephenson Jolin M, saloon.


Stevens Simon P, Attorney-at- Law. Stewart E J & HI, General Store.


Stewart Hugh H, grocer.


Strass Julius M, stationery.


Strass Morris, furniture.


Sweeney Sarah J (wid Jacob).


Sweet Robert, laborer.


Taylor Henry, teamster.


Taylor James W, laborer.


Taylor Thomas, laborer.


Tillman John L, saloon.


Umbaugh Silas, laborer.


Vance John W, laborer.


Vau Osdale Benjamin, laborer.


Vince John R, laborer.


Walters Isaac, meat market.


Waterman Wm A, house mover.


Webster Albert, sawyer.


Webber Charles, painter.


Webster Frank, sawyer.


Webster George, saw mill.


Williard Miss Ella R, teacher.


Williams John H. laborer.


Williams Samuel M, Trav Agt. Wilson Charles H, laborer.


Wilson Mary (wid Thomas.)


Wilson Thomas W, shoemaker.


Wilson Wm T, shoemaker.


Wright Albert S, janitor.


Wright Charles C, teacher.


Wright Louis E, clerk.


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NEW HAVEN.


New Haven is a prosperous vil- | the county seat and banking town, lage of 1,000 inhabitants, located on land 150 from Indianapolis New the W, St L & Pand N Y, C & St: Haven bas 4 churches, a graded L Rys, in Adams township. Allen | school, and 1 hotel. The manufac- county, 6 miles east of Ft Wayne, tories here include 1 saw mill, stave


A Good Dinner, 25c.


ENGLISH KITCHEN. - -- 16 WEST MAIN. - -


PENSIONS


FULL INFORMATION FURNISHED JAMES E, GRAHAM, APPLICATION TO ! 26 Over Postoffice, - - - FORT WAYNE, IND.


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and heading factory, flour mill, tile Brudi Lizzie (wid Christian F). factory, 1 bentwood works, and 1 Buchtmann Catherine (wid Henry


planing mill. Staves, heading, lumber and produce are shipped. Pacific Ex. W. U. Tel. Frank H. Bueter, postmaster.


Adams Jacob, laborer.


Andrew James, stave jointer.


Ankenbrook Andrew, teamster.


Ankenbruck Anthony, laborer.


Arieon James L (Arieon & Son). Arieon Lewis (Arieon & Son).


Arieon & Son (Lewis and James L), saloon.


Arnke Ernest.


Atchison Howard S, barber.


Aumend Bertie, teamster.


Aumend Wm W, laborer.


Bain E, lumber dealer.


Barber John C, hotel.


Beamish John, watchman N Y, C & St L Ry.


Becker Francis J, laborer.


Becker Jacob S. laborer.


Becker Kate A (wid John).


Becker Stephen, laborer.


Becker Theodore, laborer.


Beebe Bronson, laborer.


Begue August, painter.


Begue Joseph J C, laborer.


Bell Charles, laborer.


Bell Herbert, laborer. Bell Levi.


Berberich David H F, painter.


Bernreiter Jolin, undertaker.


Beugnot John B.


Beugnot Paul S, laborer.


Bickel John, clerk.


Bilderback John W, physician.


Bilderback Eliza (wid John J).


Blaising August J, clerk.


Blaising Henry, meat market.


Blaising John P, saloon.


Bloemker Ernest W, car repairer.


Brandon Frank L, foreman.


Brillmeyer John, laborer.


Brookes John. Brooks Alfred, laborer.


Brooks Thomas, plasterer.


Brooks Warren, sawyer.


Brown Aaron L. harnessmaker.


Brown Henry 1. laborer.


Brudi Gustave G, physician.


Brudi Joseph (Joseph Brudi & Co.)


Brudi Joseph & Co (Joseph Brudi, Gustav Gothe), Flour Mills.


Buchtmann Henry C, laborer. Buchtmann John, laborer.


Bueter Frank H, grocer and post- master.


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Butler Wm, laborer.


Callaghan Anora (wid John).


Callaghan Daniel E, clerk.


Callaghan John, laborer.


Callaghan Maurice, laborer.


Cartwright Charlotte (wid Alexan- der).


Cartwright Wm H, barber.


Castle Charles, laborer.


Castle Miss Ida M, milliner and dressmaker.


Castle Robert, watchman.


Cavanaugh Terrence, section fore- man.


Cbarton Charles, laborer.


Clemence Frank, laborer.


Clemence Louis, laborer.


Clossen Christ, plasterer.


Clossen Mary (wid Henry).


Conrad Caspar, laborer


Cook Charles W, aget N Y, C & St L Rv.


Cook Frederick, laborer.


Coonrod Matthias C, engineer.


Coonrod Wm H, laborer.


Cunion Nicholas, laborer.


Deardoff George W, fireman.


Detner Henry, laborer.


Devenport Charles, engineer.


Devenport Nelson T, engineer.


Devenport Wm I, teacher.


Dornte Wm H. transfer agent.


Dowling Bartholomew, hardware, Downhower Barney, laborer.


Ehinger Ferdinand, laborer.


Ehinger Frederick, laborer.


Eichrer Gottlieb, laborer.


Ellsworth Edward, carpenter. Eveland Mary (wid Samuel).


Federspiel Baltzar (Federspiel & Bro). Federspiel John (Federspiel & Bro). Federspiel & Bro (Baltzar and John), blacksmiths. Fischer Jobst (Schnitker & Fischer).


Foellinger G Adolph, druggist. Foster Frederick, laborer. Frisby Mrs Ida.


Kaag & Bro. Sell Majolica Ware and Hand-painted Plates, at No. 5 East Columbia St.


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THE MERCHANT TAILOR, keeps a large stock of THE LATEST STYLES of woods, at - 162 Calhoun Street.


NEW HAVEN DIRECTORY.


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Frossard Victorine (wid Felix). Gabet Charles, laborer. Gabet Joseph (Mack & Gabet). Galluss Rosina (wid Carl W). Glode George, laborer. Gorrell Miss Anna, teacher. Gorrell Bertie, laborer. Gorrell Miss Edna, teacher. Gorrell James M, teacher.


Gorrell Miss Jessie, teacher. Gorrell Jennie (wid. Jesse O G).


Gothe Charles, tailor.


Gothe Gustaf (Joseph Brudi & Co and Gothe & Co).


Gothe Richard, teamster.


Gothe & Co (Gust if Gothe, Joseph Brudi), lumber dealers.


Grannemann Mary (wid Henry).


Gray Emile, laborer. Griffin George B, cooper.


Gubert Fred, stave jointer.


Gubert Henry, laborer.


Guylie John, gardener.


Hager Henry, grocer and baker.


Hanefeld August, carpenter.


Hanefeld Conrad, carpenter. Hanefeld Wm, carpenter. Hargrave Frank L, laborer. Hartz Frederick, laborer. Hayes Bridget (wid Timothy).


Hiler Cheston, laborer. Hiler Edward, laborer. Hiler George E, laborer. Hiler James, laborer. Hiler Joseph. laborer. Jackson Frank A, blacksmith. Jackson John, blacksmith. Jacquay I Henry, carpenter. Jacquay John, laborer. Jacquay Lemuel, carpenter. Johnson Henry M, laborer. Kain George V. teamster. Kain Samuel, tireman. Kaiser John, laborer.


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Keefe Lucinda (wid Dennis).


Keener Aaron M, miller. Keiger Perry, relief agent. Keshlinger August. clerk. Kleinichert John B. teamster. Kleinrichert Lawrence, teamster. Kleinrichert Lawrence jr, laborer. Kleist Rev Frank ( Lutheran). Knowlton Albert. fireman.


Knowlton Wmn W. sawmill.


Koehn Edward W, clerk. Koehn Henry C, boots and shoes.


Kretzer Mrs Catherine.


Krimmel Traugott, tailor. Kuyoth Lucas, laborer. Kuyoth Lucien, laborer. Kuyoth Michael, laborer.


Ladig Charles, laborer. Ladig Heury, laborer.


Ladig Mary M (wid Theodore).


Ladig Peter C, laborer.


Ladin Tracey (wid Wm).


Lahey Edward, laborer.


Lahey James.


Lamboley John B, trav agent.


Lamboley Joseph A, laborer. Lauer Mrs Elizabeth.


Lee Edward, watchman N Y, C & St L Ry. Lee Joseph J, tel opr.


Linnemann Henry W, boots and shoes.


Lorne John, laborer.


Lupken Rudolph, mason.


McCarthy Dennis, teacher.


McCarthy John H, fireman.


McCarthy Julia (wid Cornelius).


Mack George (Mack & Gabet).


Mack J Frederick, shoemaker.


Mack & Gabet (George Mack, Jo- seph Gabet), brewers.


Mahoney Eliza (wid Patrick).


Mahony James, mail carrier.


Mahony Jeremiah, clerk.


Mahurin Oliver E, clerk N Y, C & St L Ry.


Manuel Frank J (Manuel & Roy).


Manuel & Roy (Frank J Manuel, Justin J Roy), saloon.


Mason Henry.


Mason Melville, teacher.


Meads Thomas.


Meyers Henry W, teamster.


Miller Calvin, wood dealer.


Miller David, laborer.


Miller George W, laborer.


Miller Harry, laborer.


Miller John W, laborer.


Miller Ira A, laborer.


Miller Joseph, tel opr.


Miller Lydia (wid Joshua).


Miller L Dow, clerk.


Miller Margaret (wid Frederick).


Miller Reiley G, laborer.


Monahan Mary A (wid Cornelius).


Moore George, gardener.


Moriarty Bridget (wid John). Moriarty Michael, clerk.


FT. WAYNE BATHS,


Russian, Turkish, Electric and Medicated. ROOM 7, 74 CALHOUN STREET. LO TAKE PASSENGER ELEVATOR


For Life Insurance


AT A REASONABLE PRICE, WRITE TO Ladlow & Marsh, Mgrs, or W. T. Gary, Gen. Agt, Room 16 Martindale Block, - INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


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Moriarty Michael J, tinsmith. Null George W. Null Lycurgus S, physician.


Palmer Oscar E, tel operator.


Paulsen Henry, watchman. Peltier Salvador, grocery, saloon and meat market.


Pickel John E, laborer.


Pollitz Diedrich, laborer.


Pond Olen J, clerk.


Rau August, laborer.


Rich Amos L, stave jointer.


Rich Catherine (wid Peter).


Rich Joseph P, carpenter. Rich Peter J, laborer.


Rogers Alanson A, wagonmaker. Rogers Lamort M (L M & WS Rogers).


Rogers Lant, wagonmaker.


Rogers L M & W S (Lamort M and Willie S), general store.


Rogers Orrin D, carpenter.


Rogers Willie S (L M & W S Rogers). Rowe Louisa C (wid Sebastian H). Roy Clement A, laborer.


Roy Frances (wid Alexander).


Roy Justin J (Manuel & Roy). Rushton Miss Mary MI, teacher. Rushton Rebecca (wid Samuel). Scannell Michael, laborer.


Scheeler Jacob, tile mnfr. Schnelker Henry F (H F Schnelker & Co).


Schnelker Herman, farmer.


Schnelker Herman H. bookkeeper. Schnelker H F & Co (Henry F and Mrs M G Schnelker), stave and heading mnfrs and grocers.


Schnelker Mrs M G (HF Schnelker & Co).


Schnitker August R (Schnit- ker & Fischer).


Schnitker & Fischer (August R Schnitker, Jobst Fischer), Han- dle Mnfrs. (See adr below.) Schonefeld Henry, laborer.


Schuckman Aloysius, laborer.


Schuckman Mrs Anna.


Schuckman John, laborer.


Schwanz Conrad, justice of peace. Shea Daniel W, tel operator.


Shea Patrick, laborer.


Sherman Herman, laborer. Sherman Mrs Theresa. Siemon Charles, laborer. Sievers Annie (wid Henry). Slink Jolın, wagonmaker.


Small Francis P, laborer.


Smith Robert, bricklayer. Smith Samuel, teamster.


Snyder John W, car inspector.


Sprandel Henry, laborer. Stark Miss Tena, teacher.


Steward Benjamin, laborer.


Stewart Benjamin, laborer. Stocks John J, clerk. Stocks Wm, clerk.


A. R. SCHNITKER.


JOBST FISCHER.


SCHNITKER & FISCHER,


MANUFACTURERS OF


HANDLES,


YOKES,


Whifflets, Balusters, Etc., Etc.


JUNCTION N. Y., O. & ST. L. and W., ST. L. & P. R'YS,


NEW HAVEN, - IND.


Modern School Houses.


For Plans and Specifications address WING & MAHURIN, -27- ARCHITECTS. Calhoun St


Oliver Chilled Plows, T. J. NOLTON & CO. -KEYSTONE BLOCK .-


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Stocks Wm jr, grocer. Stocks Wm B, grocery and saloon. Stokes John G, teacher. Stutz Joseph, saloon. Stutz Peter, clerk. Thiebolt George W, car inspector. Todd Martin, laborer.


Todd Sarah (wid Martin). Troutner John, laborer. Trudeau Oliver, foreman. Unger Michael, cooper.


Unkenbrook Barnard, laborer. Vodde Christopher, laborer. Waldrich John, laborer. Welch Neil, clerk. Weller Henry F, laborer. Welling Elizabeth (wid John).


Welsh Cornelius W. clerk. Welsh Laura J (wid Chauncey). Whalen Edward, laborer. Whitaker Eugene B, clerk. Whitaker Joseph W.


Wiedau Rev Bernhardt (Catholic).


Williamson Marion F, physician. Willie Francis, tailor.


Willie Henry, laborer. Wolf August, turner. Wolf Charles, saloon.


Wolf Christian, laborer.


Wolf George, laborer.


Zeddis Wm, harnessmaker.


Zook John H, plasterer.


Zurbuch George, general store.


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Indiana State Gazetteer and Busi- ness Directory now in course of pub- lication contains a complete list of all Manufacturers, Trades, Pursuits and Professions in Indiana.


Price $5.00.


R. L. POLK & Co., Publishers, Detroit, Mich., and Indianapolis, Ind.


H. C. SITES, 82 CALHOUN STREET


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Travelins


SUMMER OR INTER,


& Kineither?direction between


MINNEAPOLIS, ST. PAUL, -AND-


MILWAUKEE, CHICAGO, THELEAST, -OVER-


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PALACE DINING CARS on all through trains, in which meals are served at the uniform price of 75 cents. PALACE CHAIR CARS on all day trains, with polite and attentive porters. PALACE SLEEPING CARS unrivalled by any in the world, on all night trains.


The "Short Line" to all points in Central Northern and Eastern Wisconsin, and on the Michigan Peninsula.


F. N. FINNEY,


A. A. ALLEN,


Ass't Gen'l Manager.


Gen'l Manager.


JAMES BARKER, General Passenger and Ticket Agent. MILWAUKEE, WIS.


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MONROEVILLE AND NEW HAVEN


1887-8.


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CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


Names appearing under headings marked thus * are only inserted when specially contracted for.


Agricultural Implements. See Hardware.


Attorneys-at-Law. See Lawyers.


Bakers and Confectioners. Hager Henry. New Haven. Martin A L. Monroeville.


Barbers.


Atchison H S, New Haven. Atchison Millard, Monroeville. Baker J T. Monroeville. Cartwright W H, New Haven.


Blacksmiths. (See also Carriage and Wagonmakers.)


Cassady Jacob, Monroeville Doctor George, Monroeville. Federspiel & Bro. New Haven. Jackson John, New Haven. Johnson J A, Monroeville.


Books and Stationery. Strass J M, Monroeville.


Boots and Shoes. Linnemann H W, New Haven.


Boot and Shoemakers.


Koehn H C, New Haven. Mack J F, New Haven. Miller Daniel, Monroeville.


Brewers.


Mack & Gavet. New Haven.


Brick Mnfrs.


Wright W H, Monroeville.


Butchers. See Meat Markets.


Carpenters, Contractors and Builders.


Arieou Lewis, New Haven. May D A, Monroeville. Miller J B, Monroeville. Saviot Frank, Monroeville. Waterman W A, Monroeville.


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Cor. Calhoun and Columbia Streets. Sole Agent for the Celebrated Rockford Watches, also a full line of all the different American and Swiss Watches.


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Carpet Weavers. Burns Mrs A M,'Monroeville.


Carriage and Wagonmakers. (See also Blacksmiths.) Rogers A A, New Haven. · Slink Jobn, New Haven.


Confectioners. Ses Bakers and Confectioners.


Dressmakers. (See also Milliners.) Castle Miss I M, New Haven.


Druggists.


Foellinger Adolph, New Haven. Redelsheimer D'S, Monroeville. Shank H A, Monroeville.


Dry Goods. See General Stores.


Flouring Mills.


Brudi Joseph & Co. New Haven. Redelsheimer D S, Monroeville.


Funeral Directors. See Undertakers.


Furniture.


Strass Morris, Monroeville.


General Stores.


Breman C J, Monroeville.


Corbaley & Freese, Monroeville. Pool Samuel, Monroeville. Redelsheimer D S. Monroeville. Rogers L M & W S. New Haven. Stewart E J & H, Monroeville. Zurbuch George, New Haven.


Gents' Furnishings. Finan Edward, Monroeville.


Grain Dealers. Redelsheimer D S, Monroeville.


Grocers.


Bueter F H, New Haven. Hager Henry, New Haven .. Lewis Joseph, Monroeville. Peltier Salvador, New Haven. Schnelker H F & Co, New Haven.


Smith J W, Monroeville. Stocks W B, New Haven.


Handle Mnfrs.


Schnitker & Fischer, New Haven. (See ady, p 480.)


Hardware. Dowling Bartholomew, New Haven Niezer Bros, Monroeville.


Harnessmakers.


See Saddle and Harnessmakers.


Hotels. Barber J C, New Haven. Burns Arthur, Monroeville. Johnson D S, Monroville.


House Movers. Waterman W A, Monroeville.


Justices of Peace.


Cassady Jacob, Monroeville. Schwanz Conrad, New Haven.


Lawyers. Meeks E W, Monroeville. Pool J T, Monroeville. Stevens S P, Monroeville.


Livery, Boarding and Sale Stables,


Krick Philip, Monroeville. Mentzer M J, Monroeville.


Lumber Mnfrs and Dealers.


Gothe & Co, New Haven. Purman D C, Monroeville. Webster George, Monroeville.


Meat Markets. Blaising Henry, New Haven. Meeks J W, Monroeville. Peltier Salvador, New Haven. Walters Isaac, Monroeville.


THE WORK DONE AT- Troy Steam Laundry,


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50 PEARL STREET . is superior to that of other Laundries, Telephone No 160. Wagon will answer.


Razors and Shears,


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*Mill Dog Mnfrs. Davis J B, Monroeville.


Millinery and Fancy Goods.


Baker Mrs Editha, Monroeville. Castle Miss I M, New Haven. Reed Mrs F M, Monroeville.


Newspapers. The Weekly Breeze, Monroe- ville.


Notions. See Millinery and Fancy Goods.


Painters-House and Sign. Berberich D H F, New Haven. Kreuson G D, Monroeville.


Physicians.


Bilderback J W, New Haven. Brudi G G, New Haven. Connolly W A, Monroeville. Engle Emmiel, Monroeville. Leiter C A, Monroeville. Mentzer S E, Monroeville. Null L S, New Haven. Williamson M F, New Haven.


*Poultry Breeders.


Williams S M (White Plymouth Rocks exclusively), Monroeville.


Printers-Book and Job. (See also Newspapers.)


Alligear J D, Monroeville.


Restaurants. Rollins Mrs L S, Monroeville.


Saddle and Harnessmakers.


Pool H D, Monroeville. Schnitker A R, New Haven. Zeddis Wm, New Haven.


Saloons.


Arieon & Son, New Haven. Blaising John, New Haven. Bolyard E E & Co, Monroeville: Haley Martin, Monroeville. Krick Henry, Monroeville. Manuel & Roy, New Haven.


Miller Mrs Elizabeth, Monroeville.


Peltier Salvador, New Haven. Rollins L S, Monroeville. Stephenson J M, Monroeville. Stocks W B, New Haven. Stutz Joseph, New Haven. Tillman J L, Monroeville. Wolf Charles, New Haven.


Shoemakers. See Boot and Shoemakers.


Stationers.


See Books and Stationery.


Stave and Heading Mnfrs.


Redelsheimer D S, Monroeville. Schmelker H F & Co, New Haven.


Stoves and Tinware. See Hardware.


Tailors.


Gothe Charles, New Haven. Krimmel Traugott, New Haven.


Tile Mnfrs-Drain.


Brandeberry & Myers, Monroeville. Scheeler Jacob, New Haven.


Undertakers.


Bernreiter John, New Haven.


Wagon Mnfrs, See Carriage and Wagonmakers.


ENGLISH KITCHEN,


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R. L. POLK & CO.'s.


BUSINESS MEN,


Emigrants, Tourists, and Land Seekers, IN FACT, ALL CLASSES OF PEOPLE, Should Bear in Mind that the


Northern Pacific R. R.


ST. PAUL or MINNEAPOLIS - -- FROM-


Is the Line to the Farming and Wheat Lands of Min- nesota and Dakota.


ROUND TRIP LAND SEEKERS' TICKETS, to Jamestown, La Moure, Devil's Lake, Bismarck, Cooperstown and Milnor at greatly reduced rates. To Portland, Oregon, all principal points in Washington Territory and Oregon, and the Only Line by which Through Tickets can be procured to Tacoma, Olympia, Seattle and British Columbia.


THE PIONEER LINE running Through Pullman Sleeping Cars, Through Emi- grant Sleeping Cars, Through Coaches, and the Only Line running Dining Cars to the Pacific Coast. First-class in every respect. Meals in Dining Cars only 75 cents each. No extra charge for accomodations in Emigrant Sleepers.


THE ONLY RAIL LINE to the Yellowstone National Park. Popular Excursions at Greatly Reduced Rates.


( The Passenger Department of the Northern Pacific R. R. will have on sale at Minneapolis and St. Paul, during the Tourist Season extending generally from about June 10th to October 10th, a Special Excursion Ticket which will include :


1st. Rail Transportation, St. Paul, Minneapolis or Duluth to Cinnabar (terminus Yellowstone Park Branch, fifty-one miles from Livingston) and return.


2d. Pullman Sleeping Car Fare, St. Paul, Minneapolis or Duluth to Livingston and return.




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