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BRADSHAW W. A., GENERAL FRIGHT AGENT, INDIANA CENTRAL R. R., | Brown E., painter, Virginia avenne.
Seo Advertisement Belum's Commercial College, Evansville, pago 76.
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BRYANT'S
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
EAST WASHINGTON ST., BET. MERIDIAN & PENNSYLVANIA.
(THIRD FLOOR HARRISON'S BUILDING.)
Having regained my health, and carefully examined and reviewed every branch taught in the most popular Commercial Colleges, with strict attention to the most successful method of teaching them, I am fully prepared to teach a more thorough, practical course in all that pertains to a business education than has ever been taught in the City.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
A seperate room is fitted up for the especial benefit of Ladies who can and must take the places of salesman and accountants being called to the battle field, posi- tions more remunerative, more healthy, and as refined as the wash tub, the kitchen, the needle, or the teaching of Common Schools.
Particular attention given to PENMANSHIP, PEN DRAWING, &C.
VISITING CARDS WRITTEN TO ORDER.
TERMS.
20 Lessons in Plain Writing $3 00
Complete Course in same ... 5 00
Complete Commercial Course 30 00
Partial = 20 00
Payable strictly in advance.
A complete course will be taught in all of the branches at night. For particulars call at the College, or address,
THOS. J. BRYANT, President.
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H. L. VOIGHT.
JOHN HULSER.
44 Meridian St., One Square North of Union Depot, Indianapolis, Indiana. Warm Meals at all hours, 20 cts. Board per day, 75 cts. Soldiers per day, 60 cts. Our table will be furnished with the BEST the market affords.
II. L. VOIGHT & CO., PROPRIETORS.
GEO. FELLER, Watchmaker, Jeweler
AND SILVER WARE MANUFACTURER,
No. 67 W. Washington St., Indianapolis, Ind.
N. B .- Table Ware Replated to look as well as Dew. Also, Hair Jewelry Mounted.
Brown Jno. L., county treasurer, County Building.
Brown R. D., state librarian, State House. BROWNING & SLOAN, (ROBERT BROWNING AND GEO. W. SLOAN,) WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, 22 WEST WASHINGTON.
BROWNING E., DEALER IN GROCE- RIES, COUNTRY PRODUCE AND WHEAT, 18 SOUTH MERIDIAN.
Bruce Geo., county commissioner.
Bruening E. & J., photographie gallery, 6 East Washington.
Brunner Fred., saloon, South Delaware. Bruner Charles, manufacturer and dealer in boots and shoes, BS W. Washington. BRYANT'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, HARRISON'S BUILDING, EAST WASHINGTON. (See card p. 131.) Buehrig H. E., proprietor Farmers Hotel, cor. Illinois and Georgia.
Buff H. T. & Brother, (Harrison T. & Ben- jamin,) publishers and proprietors Christian Banner, issued on Thursday,
No. 1, fourth story, Blake's building. Bufkin J. C., attorney at law, 43 East Washington.
Bufkin John C., prosecuting attorney court common pleas.
BULLARD T. & W. R., PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. 23 SOUTH ME- RIDIAN.
Burdick Wm. P., jewelry and fancy goods, 8 North Meridian.
GET THE BEST.
Fairbanks' Scales are the legalized standard for correct weight.
FAIRBANKS' SCALE WAREHOUSE, 74 W. Washington St., Indianapolis, Ind.
Embracing every variety of Counter, Portable Plat- form, and Hay or Cattle Scales. W. P. GALLUP, Agt.
BURK GEO., DINING-SALOON, 13 WEST WASHINGTON.
Burnham N. G., physician and surgeon, 4 Yohn's Block.
Burt A. S., Cobweb saloon, 143 North Pennsylvania. Busch Christian, shoemaker, 13S West Washington.
Buscher II. jr., saloon, South.
Buscher HI. sr., brewery, 14 South Ala- bama.
Bush Jacob, saloon and ten-pin alley, 248 East Washington.
Bush & Hannum, saloon, 55 South Illi- nois.
Bushley Edward, dye house, 18 North Illinois.
Bussert John, bakery, South Delaware. Bussey John, Verandah saloon, 36 Lonis- iana.
Butsch Geo., grocery, South Delaware.
Butsch Valentine, coal, lime, ete, opposite Madison Depot.
BUTTERFIELD J., AGENT AMERICAN AND UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANIES, COR. WASHINGTON AND MERIDIAN.
Butterfield S. A., physician and surgeon, 162 East North.
Byrkit & Beam ( Martin Byrkit and David Beam), sash, door and blind factory, cor. Georgia and Tennessee.
Bywater Edward, grocer, 226 East Wash- ington.
Cady & Co., (D. Cady, B.C. Darrow and Jno. W. Gray, ) manufacturers and dealers in boots and shoes, Glenn's Block.
California House, Adam Mestner, prop'r, 136 South Illinois.
Callinan D. J., wholesale and retail dealer in dry goods, millinery goods, etc., 28 East Washington.
See Little Brothers' Advertisement, p. 82.
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J. & D. DUNCAN,
IN BOURBON COUNTY, KENTUCKY, MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN COPPER-DISTILLED
BOURBON WHISKY.
ALSO, DEALERS IN Wines, Brandies and Gins, CIGARS, &c., &c. BRANCH HOUSE NO. 28 SOUTH ILLINOIS STREET, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. W. H. MAHAN, AGENT.
CAMERON W. S., PROPR CAPITAL STEAM PRINTING OFFICE, 8 EAST PEARL.
Campbell William H. Macy House, corner Illinois and Market.
CAPITAL BREWERY, WRIGHT & MIL- LARD, PROPRIETORS, 20 SOUTH MERIDIAN. (See card, p. 130.)
CAPITAL STEAM CARD PRINTING OF- FICE, 8 EAST PEARL, W. S. CAME- RON, PROPRIETOR.
Carico John, carpenter and joiner, 22 Kentucky Avenue.
Carlisle John, model mills, 204 West Washington.
CARTER & BUSH. (D. E. Carter and G. B. Bush, ) PHYSICIANS AND SUR- GEONS. 18 NORTH ILLINOIS.
CAVEN JOHN. ATTORNEY AT LAW, 19% EAST WASHINGTON.
Caylor S., saloon, 220 East Washington. Childers J. P., pump maker, South Dela- ware.
Christian Banner, Harrison T. Buff, editor, 1 Blake's Building. fourth story. Is- sued on Thursdays.
Christian Record. Journal Building, E. Goodwin, editor, A. D. Goodwin, pub- lisher.
Christy Albert, grocer, 24 Louisiana.
Churchman W. H., Supt. Institute for the Blind.
CLAFLIN C. C., AGENT FOR WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES, 19 WEST WASHINGTON.
Claflin D. B., national photographic gal- lery, 8 East. Washington.
Clark E., Prest. Indiana & Illinois Central Railway Co., 243 East Washington. CLARK M., STORE SALOON, 67 SOUTH ILLINOIS.
CLARK W. T., AGENT MERCHANTS DESPATCH, 14 EAST MARKET, OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE. (See card, p. 140.)
CLARKE & CO., PUBLISHERS AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL- ERS IN SUNDAY SCHOOL AND AGENCY BOOKS, ODD FELLOWS' HALL. (See card, opp. Front cover.) Clem A. & Bro., grocers, cor. Massachu- setts Avenue and North Alabama. Close & Curry, (colored ) barbers, Wash- ington, near Odd Fellows' Hall.
Coburn & Lingenfelter, (Henry Coburn and W. L. Lingenfelter, ) Inmber deal- ers, cor. Delaware and New York.
Coffin B. & Co., ( Barnabas Coffin, W. S. T. Morton and S. Coffin. ) pork pack- ers, 14 Sonth Meridian.
COLERICK JOHN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, OLD SENTINEL BUILDING, EAST WASHINGTON.
Colestock John A., street commissioner.
See Advertisement Behm's Commercial College, Evansville, page 76.
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C. EDEN.
JESSE COPELAND.
EDEN & COPELAND,
NO. 27 EAST MARKET ST., INDIANAPOLIS, IND. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS Also, Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings. SCROLL SAWING & DRESSING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION DONE WITH NEATNESS & DISPATCH.
COLLEY S. A., ATTORNEY AT LAW, 83 SOUTH MERIDIAN.
Colley Sims A., councilman Ist ward. Conaty J. B., manufacturer and bleacher of straw goods, 223 South Illinois.
Conner A. H., Postmaster, cor. Pennsyl- vania and Market.
Cook M. R., painter, 31 South Meridian. Cook Win., general store, 189 East Wash- ington.
COOPER C. A., AUCTION AND COM- MISSION MERCHANT, 13 EAST WASHINGTON.
Copeland J. W , dealer in millinery and straw goons, 8 East Washington.
Copeland J. W., millinery and fancy goods, 7 South Meridian.
Corliss C. T., dentist, Maryland, between Meridian and Illinois.
Cosby R. M., carpenter and builder, 219 East Washington.
Cottrell & Knight, gas fitting, plumbing and coppersinithing, 94 south Dela- ware.
Cox Charles, manufacturer of tin and shect-iron ware and dealer in stoves, 11 West Washington.
COX & CLARK. (A. J COX AND D. R. CLARK, ) PHOTOGRAPH GAL- LERY, COLLEGE HALL BUILDING, COR. WASHINGTON AND PENN- SYLVANIA, SECOND FLOOR. (See card, p. 18v.)
CRAFT W. H., WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER. 2 ODD FELLOWS' HALL, WASHINGTON.
Crapo R. P., & Co, wholesale and retail dealers in photographic materials, Journal building.
Criqui M. merchant tailer and clothier, 83 East Washington.
Crossland J. A., wholesale dealer in dry goods, 75 West Washington.
Culley David V., trustee and treasurer public schools, 44 North Pennsylvania. Culver Elihu, Wholesale and retail gro- cer, 142 West Washington.
Cunningham F. P., ice cream saloon and dealer in confectioneries, 43 North Illinois.
CUNNINGHAM & DOWNEY, PUBLISH- ERS DAILY AND WEEKLY AMER- ICAN, EAST PEARL.
Curtis Andrew, justice of peace, 39 East Washington.
Curzon Joseph, architect, Journal build- ing. coor. Meridian and Circle.
DAGGETT W., CONFECTIONER AND CANDY MANUFACTURER, ALSO CHINA TEA STORE, 22 SOUTH MERIDIAN.
Dame Jason, marble shop, 67 East Wash- ington.
Danforth & Simpson, ( A. J. Danforth and F. F. Simpsou,) grocers, 8 Odd Fel- lows' Hall.
DAVIS C. B., INSURANCE AGENT, SECOND FLOOR, ODD FELLOWS' HALL.
Davis Joseph W., brass foundry, South Delaware.
Davis James, boot and shoe maker, 187 East Washington.
Decker Jno. B., watchmaker, 184 East Washington.
De Ford & Quimby, (Wm. R. De Ford and C. W. Quimby, ) attorneys at law, 85] East Washington.
Delzell & Todd. (HI. Delzell and S. A. Todd.) livery and feed stable. East Maryland, bet. Meridian and Penn- sylvanin.
DESSAR & BROS., (A. DAVID AND JOS. B. DESSAR. ) MERCHANT TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS, 4 EAST WASH- INGTON.
Sce Advertisement Bobm's Commercial College, Evansville, page 78.
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J. & P. GRAMLING
Merchan? alors
AND DEALERS IN Ready - Made Clothing, Gents' Furnishing Goods, TRUNKS AND VALISES, NO. 41 EAST WASHINGTON ST., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Dickman F., tailor and renovater, 19 South Meridian.
Dietz & Davis, (Geo. Dietz and E. W. Davis,) Washington Hall saloon, 78 and 80 West Washington.
Diver James, grocery, Massachusetts Avenue.
DODD H. H. & CO., PRINTERS, BOOK- BINDERS AND STEREOTYPERS, OLD SENTINEL BUILDING, EAST WASHINGTON.
Doggett R. Il. & Co., shoemakers, Michi- gan road.
DOHERTY M. & CO., SHEEPSKIN TAN- NERS AND DEALERS IN WOOL AND LEATHER, ON CANAL, WEST SIDE, OPPOSITE UNDERHILL'S MILL.
Dohn Phillip, manufacturer and dealer in furniture, 21 South Meridian.
Donaldson C. S., wholesale dealer in to- bacco, 71 West Washington.
Dorbecker & Bro., barbers and hair dres- sers, basement Little's Hotel.
Dorsey N. J., physician and surgeon, 48 North Pennsylvania.
Douglass James G., bookbinder, Journal building.
Downey M., marble worker, 127 East Washington.
DRAKE & MERRYMON, MANUFACTU- RERS OF WHITE LEAD AND COL- ORS, AND DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ETC., 47 SOUTH AND 11 VIRGINIA AVENUE. (See card, p. 150.)
Drew S. W., carriage manufacturer. East Market Square, north of court house. Dagan' Thos., boot and shoemaker, 1 Blake's Building.
DUKEJAMES, DINING HALL, 13 SOUTH ILLINOIS.
Dumont S. H. watchmaker and jeweler, 9 South Meridian.
Dumont & Sinker, (John J. Dumont, El- ward T. Sinker. ) steam engine build- ers and foundry, South Pennsylvanin near gas works.
DUNCAN J. & D., WHOLESALE LIQ- UORS, COR. ILLINOIS AND MARY- LAND. (See card, p. 133.)
Duncan R. B., attorney at law, south-west cor. Washington and Meridian.
Dunlap J. B., portrait painter, 9 MeOuat Block.
Dunlop J. S., insurance agent, 7 North Meridian.
Dunn John C., plumber and gas fitter, 24 Kentucky Avenue.
DYE JOHN T., ATTORNEY AND COUN- SELOR AT LAW, BLACKFORD'S BUILDING, COR. WASHINGTON AND MERIDIAN.
Ebert John, carpenter, 32 Kentucky Ave- nue.
EDEN & COPELAND, (C. Eden and Jesse Copeland, ) CARPENTERS. SASHI, DOOR AND BLIND MANUFACTU- RERS, SCROLL SAWING, MOULD- ING, ETC., 27 EAST MARKET. (See card, p. 134.)
ELDER, HARKNESS & BINGHAM, BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, AND PUB- LISHERS INDIANA STATE SENTI- NEL, SOUTH MERIDIAN, BET. WASHINGTON AND MARYLAND. Eldridge Jacob, real estate agent, 13 South Illinois.
Elliott C. A., wholesale grocer and liquor dealer, cor. Meridian and Maryland. ELLIOTT J. F .. GENERAL AGENT SING- ER'S SEWING MACHINES, 3 ODD FELLOWS' HALL.
ELLIOTT THOS B., FLOUR, GRAIN AND PRODUCE DEALER, AND COMMIS- SION MERCHANT. COR. ALABAMA AND I. & C. R. R. TRACK.
ELLSWORTH HENRY W. ATTORNEY AT LAW, RES. 88 NORTH MERID- TAN.
EMENEGGER MATHIAS, PROPRIETOR UNION BALL, 115 EAST WASH- INGTON.
Emerson R. B., councilman Fourth Ward. Emmerich & Reese, grocers, 93 West Washington.
See Advertisement Ivinson's Improved Engines, p. 80.
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TRADE PALACE,
H. A. FLETCHER & CO.
DEALERS INN
HL.A.Fletcher &C DRY GOOD3 CARPETS
Rich, Fancy AND
STAPLE
DRY GOODS
CARPETS, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS COCOA MATTING, MATS, RUGS,
DAMASKS, SHADES, GILT CORTICE AND House Furnishing Goods Generally. RAY'S STONE BLOCK, Nos. 26 & 28 W. WASHINGTON ST., INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
Carpets Cut and Made to Order. Oil Cloths put down, and Cornice and Shades put up.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
5 East Washington St.,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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EMPIRE SALOON, R. BEEBE, PROP'R, 28 WEST WASHINGTON.
Enggass H., clothier, 183 East Washing-
English Joseph K., city treasurer, 2 Glenns' Block.
Erwin J. D., livery and sale stable, 24 South Pennsylvania.
Essigke Ang., meat market, South Illinois, opp. Depot.
Enrich & Schaffer, St. Nicholas saloon, 7 North Illinois.
Evans J. P. & Co., capital mills, Canal cor. Market.
Evers John, mattress maker, 167 East Washington.
Ewing J. & D., (Jacob and David,) physi- cians, IS Virginia Avenne.
Exchange billiard saloon, Exchange Building, North Illinois, John Mc- Devitt, prop'r.
EXCHANGE RESTAURANT, EX- CHANGE BUILDING, NORTH ILLI- NOIS, NEARLY OPPOSITE BATES HOUSE.
Fahnestock S., physician, 123 South Penn- sylvania.
Faivre F. I., saloon, opposite Union Depot. Farmers' Hotel, HI. E. Buebrig proprietor, cor. Illinois and Georgia.
FELLER GEO., WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, 67 WEST WASHING- TON. (See card. p. 132.)
Ferguson C. A., watchmaker and jeweler, 7 West Washington.
FERGUSON KILBY, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND EXCHANGE BROKER, 211 EAST WASHINGTON.
FERTIG FRANK, HOUSE AND SIGN
PAINTER. 6 EAST WASHINGTON. | Frawer B. C., druggist 185 East Washing- Fey R., saloon, 9 North Pennsylvania. ton.
Fish James Ha, patent medicines, 18 South Illinois.
Fishback Charles, physician, 22 East Market.
FISHBACK JOHN, DEALER IN LEATHI- ER, HIDES, OILS, &c., CORNER MERIDIAN AND MARYLAND.
Fisher Charles, justice of peace, corner Meridian and Washington.
Fitchey & Anderson, (M. G. Fitchey and David Anderson,) carpenters, New York.
FITZGIBBON M. & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, MERIDIAN, OPPOSITE UNION DEPOT.
FLAGG & WRIGHT, (S. A. FLAGG AND W. G WRIGHT,) MAGNOLIA SA- LOON, 9 SOUTH ILLINOIS.
Fletcher H. A., councilman, 3rd Ward.
FLETCHER HI. A. & CO., (II. A. FLETCHER, JAS. M. HUME AND E. N. LORD,) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN DRY GOODS. CARPETS, &C., 26 AND 28 WEST WASHINGTON. (See card, p. 136. ) FLETCHER S. A., FLETCHER'S BANK, 30 BAST WASHINGTON.
Fletcher S. A. jr., councilman, 7th Ward. Fletcher & Sharpe, bankers, cor. Wash- ington and Pennsylvania.
FLETCHER'S BANK, 80 EAST WASH- INGTON, S. A. FLETCHER, PRO'R. FLORENCE'S SALOON, IB NORTH ILLI- NOIS, FLORENCE RICHTER, PRO- PRIETOR.
FOWLER JAMES, FLOUR AND FEED STORE, 19 SOUTH EAST.
Frankem I. L., stoves and tinware, 49 and 50 East Washington.
Franklin W. H., (colored, ) barber, under Branch Bank.
French C. G., watchmaker and jeweler, 37 West Washington.
See John Ivinson's Advertisement, p. 80.
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AND QUEENSWARE.
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CHINA
GLASS
QUEENS WARE
CHAS. E. HAWTHORN. THOS. BUCHANAN.
HAWTHORN & DUCHAXIX, IMPORTERS OF
CHINA, GLASS
AND QUEENSWARE, No. 83 E. Washington, INDIANAPOLIS, IXD. Also, Manufacturers and Dealers in STONEWARE.
Frenzel John P .. saloon, 85 South Illinois. Friedzen C., shoemaker, 206 East Wash- ington.
Frink S. C., M. D., surgeon dentist, 4 Yoha's Block.
Frost J. M., patent medicines, 25 East Washington.
Fulton & Parro, (James Fulton, Jacob Parro, ) blacksmiths, 43 Virginia ave. GALLUP W. P., AGENT FOR FAIR- BANK'S SCALES. 74 WEST WASH- INGTON. (See card, p. 132.) Gallup W. P. & E. P., grain dealers and agents for Fairbank's Scales, 74 West Washington.
Ganter t',, hiker. ISI East Washington.
GARRATT JJOSEPHL, BRASS AND BELL FOUNDRY AND STEAM FITTING, UNION TRACK, NEAR UNION DE- POT.
Gaston HI. R., carriage maker, Kentucky ave. Gaston John M, physician, 22 East Mar- ket. Gates John J., blacksmith, South New GEISENPORIT GEO. W. &CO .. PROP'RS HOOSIER WOOLEN FACTORY. 263 W. WASHINGTON. ( See card p. 141.) Geisendorff G. W. & Co., (G. W. nnd C. E.) wool dealers. 63 W. Washington.
George James, grocerles, 143 West Wash- ington.
Gerstner A. J., merchant tailor, 158 East Washington.
Gibbs Henry, (colored, ) barber, North Illinois, near Washington.
GIBSON W. T., SECRETARY INDIANA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY AND INSURANCE AGENT, ODD FEL- LOWS' HIALL. (See card, p. 146.) Gimbel Martin, cabinet maker, 147 East Washington.
Glaser & Bros., (Samuel Glaser. Lewis Glaser, Julius Glaser and Max Glaser. ) merchant tailors and clothiers, 2 Bates House.
GLAZIER CHARLES, COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND DEALER IN GRAIN, HAY, BUTTER AND PRO- DUCE GENERALLY, 16 CORNER PEARL AND MERIDIAN.
GLENN W. & IL., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERSIN DRY GOODS, GLENN'S BLOCK, EAST WASH- INGTON. (See card in classifica- tion of dry goods. )
GOEPPER F., CHO HIER AND MER- CHANT TAILOR, 15 EAST WASH- INGTON.
Gold Adam, grocer, opp. hoosier woolen factory, West Washington.
See Advertisement Patent Rotary Stave Cutter, p. S2.
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CIGARS, FINE CUT CHEWING AND PLUG TODACCO WAREHOUSE.
JOHN A. HEIDLINGER. Manufacturer of Cigars
FOR THE MILLION. WHOLESALE DEALER IN ANY KINDS OF
CHEWING, SMOKING, OR LEAF TOBACCO, DIRECT IMPORTER OF THE CHOICEST BRANDS OF HAVANNA CIGARS, And Commission Merchant, NO. 3 PALMER HOUSE, AND NO. IO BATES HOUSE, INDIANAPOLIS.
N. B .- All Goods sold at New York Prices. All Goods warranted of the best quality. Orders solicited and promptly attended to.
Goldsberry L. D., stoves and tinware, 182 East Washington.
Goldston M., hoop skirt manufacturer, 12 South Pennsylvania.
GOOD M. H., DEALER IN RICH FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, 5 EAST WASHINGTON. (See card, p. 137.) GOODHART B. F. & CO., COMMISSION, FLOUR AND FEED MERCHANTS, 5 SOUTH DELAWARE.
Goodman A., merchant tailor, 16 North Pennsylvania.
Goodwin A D., publisher Christian Record, Journal Building.
Goodwin E., editor Christian Record, Journal Building.
GRAMLING J. & P., MERCHANT TAI- LORS AND CLOTHIERS, 41 EAST WASHINGTON. (See card. p. 135.) Gray W., bakery, 64 South.
Greer H. H., carpenter and joiner 68 South Delaware.
Grein John, bakery, 214 East Washington. Greuzard Louis, sign and ornamental painter, 134 East Washington.
GRIDLEY F. R., PROPRIETOR PALMER HOUSE, COR. WASHINGTON AND ILLINOIS. (See card in classification of hotels. )
GROSVENOR & TURNER, IJ. A. GROS- VENOR & WM. H. TURNER, ) GEN- ERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND DEALERS IN AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, 84 WEST WASHING- TON. (See card, p. 146.)
Grout J. B., dealer in boots and shoes, 3 West Washington.
Gustin L., physician, opp. Union Depot. Gutkeucht W., bakery, 184 South Illinois. Haas Edward, St. Charles restaurant and saloon, 86 East Washington.
Haas Geo., bakery, 246 West Washington. Hafner A., boot and shoe maker, 103 West Washington.
Hahn H., proprietor East Street House, South East.
Hahn L. IT., butcher, West Washington.
Hairle William, dry goods, &c., 36 West Washington.
Hall C W., exchange stables, 25 Illinois, opp. Bates Honse.
Hall L. II., pump maker, South Delaware. Hamilton Jno. W., county librarian.
Hamilton T. If., Pattison House, Alabama, cor. Market.
Hamlin C., attorney at law, Old Sentinel Building.
Hamlin L. Il., real estate agent, Old Sen- tinel Building.
HANNAH SAMUEL, TREASURER IN- DIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY, COR. VIRGINIA AVENUE AND DELA- WARE.
HANNAMAN WILLIAM, WHOLESALE
See Advertisement Fort Wayne Bending Factory, p. SS.
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JOHN W. HOLLAND,
WHOLESALE GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 72 East Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
JOHN F. MERRILL, I. D., 156 West Washington Street.
DR. MERRILL devotes his time exclu- sively to the treatment of Chronic Diseases, Serofula, Rheumatism, diseases peculiar to Females, Affections of the Liver, Secret Diseases, Fistula, Self Abuse, Female Ob- structions, from whatever cause pro- duced, Fits, Enlargement of Spleen, Scald Head, etc. Diseases examined by Urisco- pia, or chemical examination of the Urine, if desired. Remedial agents wholly Ec- lectic. Uterine Suppositories for sale. Office accessible day or night. No boys around.
AND RETAIL DRUGGIST, 40 EAST WASHINGTON.
Hardesty Levi, county commissioner. Harmaning Christian, grocery, 205 South Delaware.
Harrington Patrick,grocery, opposite Madison Depot.
Harris J. saph, renovater, 38 South Illinois. HARRISON A. & J. C. S. BANKERS, 15 EAST WASHINGTON.
Harrison & Fishback, attorneys at law and notaries public, 62 East Wash- ington.
Harth M., proprietor Spencer House, cor. Illinois and Louisiana.
HARTWELL CAPI. E., CLERK PALMER HOUSE.
HARVEY J. S . TREASURER OF STATE, IS KENTUCKY AVE.
HASKET & KEIT, PUMP MAKERS, 26 KENTUCKY AVE.
Hasselman & Vinton. ( Louis W. Hassel- man and Alotus E. Vinton, ) prop'rs Washington foundry, opposite Union Depot.
HAUCK JOHN, BAKER AND CONFEC. TIONER. AND DEALER IN FRUITS, NUTS, CIGARS. TOBACCO AND NO- TIONS, OPPOSITE UNION DEPOT, 12, WEST LOUISLAN.A.
MERCHANT'S DESPATCH Fast Freight Line.
AMERICAN EXPRESS CO., PROP'RS.,
For the transportation of goods from New York and Boston to all points West. at Regular Railroad Rates.
Forward goods at a more expeditious rate than any other Line running West, except the regular Express Co. Procure Bills of Lading on the day of shipment of
A. HI. Livingston, Agent, 112 Murray St., N. Y. G. G. Kidder, Agent, 69 Washington St., Boston. P. S. Marsh, Superintendent, Buffalo. W. T. Clark, Agent, Indianapolis.
Haug Mich., grocery, opp. Madison Depot. Haughey T. P., councilman second ward and United States tax collector.
HAWES GEO. W., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER. 3 NORTH ILLI- NOIS, OPP. BATES HOUSE. (See card, p. 128. )
HAWES GEO. W. & CO., (G. W. HAWES, J. L. MITCHELL AND D. A. RED. FIELD. ) PUBLISHERS STATE GAZ- ETTEERS AND BUSINESS DIREC- TORIES, 18 EAST WASHINGTON, ROOMS 12 AND 13 UP STAIRS. (See card, p. 142.)
HAWTHORN & BUCHANAN, IMPORT- EES OF CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE; ALSO MANUFAC- TURERS AND DEALERS IN STONE- WARE, 83 EAST WASHINGTON. (See card, p. 138.)
Hayden John J., insurance agent, 1 Black- ford's bnile ing.
Haynes H. M., bakery and confectioner, 40 West Washington.
Haywood A., carpenter and cabinet ma- ker, 129 West Washington.
Heat A., renovater and dye house, 10 South Pennsylvania.
Heckman Christopher, feed store, East Washington.
See John Hough's Advertisement. p. 97.
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G. W. GEISENDORFF & CO.
WOOL DEALERS, AND
MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF WOOLEN GOODS, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
H. LIEBER,
DEALER IN
MOULDING AND FRAMES,
Pictures, Looking Glasses, ARTISTS' MATERIALS, Atna Insurance Building, Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis, Indiana.
Heid F., butcher, 173 East Washington. HEIDLINGER JOHN A, MANUFAC- TURER, WHOLESALE AND RE- TAIL DEALER IN CIGARS. TOBAC- CO, SNUFF, &c., 10 BATES HOUSE AND & PALMER HOUSE. (See card, p. 139.)
Heiss Levi, grocery, cor. Tennessee, New York and Indiana ave.
Heitkam C., dealer in furniture, 61 East Washington.
HENDERSON WML., AGENT .ETFA IN- SURANCE CO., JETNA BUILDING. Hendricks Thos. A., attorney at law, Et- na Building.
Hendricks V. K. & Co., ( V. K. Hendricks, William Edmunds and W. O. Stone, ) wholesale dealers in boots and shoes, 76 West Washington.
Henning & Stelzell, barber and hair dres- ser, 12 Bates House and Palmer House.
Henninger Richard, editor and proprietor Indiana Free Press, issued on Satur- day, East Washington, nenr Dela- ware.
HENNINGER C. & BRO., ( GUSTAVUS AND CHARLES, ) CIGAR MAKERS, 87 SOUTH ILLINOIS.
HENRY DR. D. W., VETERINARY SUR-
W. W. LEATHERS. GEO. CARTER. D. S. M'KERNAN. LEATHERS, CARTER & M'KERNAN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, AND AGENTS FOR MILITARY CLAIMS, 86 East Washington Street, 2nd Building West of Court House Square. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
J. MILNER. CHAS. HEWITT. MILNER & HEWITT,
Attorneys at Law, And Agents for Soldiers' Claims, OFFICE NO. 84 EAST WASHINGTON ST.,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
Will attend promptly to all Professional and Notarial business entrusted to their care.
M. MASON,
Restaurant and Dining Saloon, CORNER ILLINOIS AND LOUISIANA. Warm Meals at all Hours.
Hill G. W., planing, flooring and saw mill: cor. East and Georgia.
Hillman L. C., physician and surgeon, 31 West Washington.
Hills Lucien, general freight agent Belle- fontaine railway line, Alabama, front- ing Maryland.
HINCKLEY D. J., PROPRIETOR ORI- ENTAL HOUSE, SOUTH ILLINOIS, BET, MARYLAND AND GEORGIA. (See card, p. 161.)
finde P. J., grocer, 155 East. Washington. Hinesley A. J., saddler and harness ma- ker, 34 West Washington.
Hoefner S. B., attorney at law, 193 East Washington. Hofmeister C., saloon, 75 East Washing- ton.
HOGSHIRE & HUNTER, (WILLIAM R. HOGSHIRE AND MOSES HUNTER, ) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRO- CERS, 25 WEST WASHINGTON.
Hohl C. C., grocery and saloon, 77 East Washington.
HOLLAND J. W., WHOLESALE GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, 72 EAST WASHINGTON. (See card, p. 140.)
Holly T. II., boot and shoemaker, 87 West Washington.
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