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Rogers John, gunsmith.
Rush Jesse, wagonmaker. Rutter Mary A. Mrs, dressmaker. St Charles Hotel.
St Joseph Valley Bank, capital $25,000, Alba M Tucker prest, Wm II Knickerbocker cash.
Sackman Joseph, clothing. Sage M G & N, flour mill. Sands Susan, milliner. Sargent Alfred T, shoemaker. Scofield L H, painter.
Seely Edwin, confectioner.
Sell Frank, jeweler.
Shackels & Shafer, meat market. Shaffer Lewis F, barber.
Shaw Frederick, confectioner. Shelden C, plaster and salt.
Sherwood H B, agt U S Ex Co.
Short Samuel B, dentist.
Shuey M F & C F, lawyers.
Shumway George F, furniture. Shutt G Frank, pubr Elkhart Democrat. Sibert D, job printer. Smith & Huggins, boots and shoes. Solari Antonia, confectioner.
SonICS Wilson, Peddling House and Junk Dealer, Main.
Spaulding P Mrs, confectioner.
State & Chamberlain, lawyers.
Stepens Andrew, furniture and undertaker. Stevenson E Miss, dressmaker.
Strauss Benjamin, clothing. Swason Charles, grocer. Swinehart Bros, grocers. Taty Mary C, upholsterer. Theis Wm, saloon.
Thomas Warren H, physician.
Thompson & Devenport, wind mill infrs. Thorp Bros, barbers.
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Thorp & Spaulding, barbers. Throop Samuel B, agricultural impls. Titus James W, grocery.
Tompkins W A Mrs, millinery.
Ernest Louis, spoke and hub mnfr.
Fields John, general store.
Gentry J P, drugs. Hadlock J B Rev (Presbyterian).
Harris Bros, general store. Harris R C, physician. Harris S B, woolen mill.
Highet J A, pubr The Graphic.
Hughes H S, shoemaker. Jackson W H, flour mill.
Weaver Delos N, lawyer. Weaver Michael K, druggist. Weiler John saloon.
Weith Rudolph, barber.
Whitmyer Samuel, meat market.
Wickwire Ve F, Proprietor ELA .- House, cor 2d and Jackson.
Wilder Josiah W, meat market. Wolf Johanna Mrs, propr St Charles H.' Wolf John L, boots and shoes.
Woolworth Benjamin, propr Lake S !. : House. Work James A, physician. Wright Henry C, lumber. Zabel John, saloon. Zeitler John, grocer. Zimmer Soran, cabinetmaker.
ELKINSVILLE. A village of ; inhabitants, in the township of Jolines. county of Brown, on Salt creek, 10 m !. south of Nashville, the county seat, and :: miles southeast of Bloomington, on the L. N. A. & C. Ry, the most available shipping depot. Hoop poles, bark and wheat ale shipped. Church, United Brethren, di . trict school. Mail semi-weekly. Jesse P. Browning, postmaster.
Browning Jesse P, General Store. Headrick Joseph, flour mill.
Leonard John H, physician. Phillippee John V, blacksmith. Piney Van, stone mason.
ELLETTSVILLE. Athrifty town of 600 inhabitants, in Monroe county, on the L. N. A. & C. Ry, 7 miles north of Bloomington, the county seat. Ellettsville is noted for its excellent stone quarries, stone being the principal article of export. Contains four churches-Methodist, Pres- bytersian, Baptist and Christian-and one graded school. Adams Express. mail. F. M. Stephenson, postmaster. Blankenship P H, spoke factory. Constable H H, general store.
Copenhaver Bros, blacksmiths.
Tracy Martin, boots and shoes. Truby Michael, jewelry. Tyler Joshua B, restaurant. Upham Nelson, saloon. Vanderlip Washington B, musical instru- ments. Vanfleet John M, city atty. Vanfleet & Bickel, lawyers. Voisinet V & Co, flour mill. WValley Charles, furniture. Warburton Charles S, insurance agent.
Kennedy S C Rev (Methodist). Krutsinger W H Rev (Christian). McNeely & Simpson, livery. Matthews J, stone quarries. May John A, barber. Moore Geo B, general store.
CARPETS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
A. L. WRIGHT & CO. 47 and 49 S. Micrlilan St., Indianapolis. Successors to Adams, Mansur & Co.
Cobb & Branham,
INDIANAPOLIS, deal in Youghiogheny Coal.
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Morris J.M, drugs.
Perry Bros, Stone Quarries .. Ray J W, justice of the peace. Reeves & Starks, general store. Robertson J T, general store. Sedwick J E, blacksmith.
Sharp F M, saloon. Shook Henry M, shoemaker. Shook J H, blacksmith.
Smith G A, shoemaker. Stephenson F FX, General Store. Stimson C E, meat market.
The Graphic, J A Highet publisher.
Whitesell J S, hotel.
Whitted W L, physician.
Wilson J F, justice of the peace. Wilson Riley, R R and Ex agent. Worley F E, banker.
ELLSWORTH. A newly estab- lished postoffice in Dubois county, distant 15 miles from Jasper, the county seat and shipping point. In the immediate vicinity are two churches-Methodist and Baptist. Mail weekly. James M. Ellis, postmaster. Ellis James RI, General Store. Henry Samuel R, general store. Kellams Wesley, constable.
Pinnick W H, justice of the peace.
ELMAY. A country postoffice receiv- ing mail at a farm-house in Liberty town- ship, Grant county, 10 miles south of Ma- rion, the county seat. Jonesboro, six miles east, on the P. C. & St. L. and C. W. & M. Rys., is the nearest railroad depot. Mail semi-weekly. Joseph A. Prine, postmaster.
ELROD, A rural postoffice in Ripley county, six miles east of Versailles, the county seat. Milan, a station on the O. & M. Ry., six miles north, is the place of shipment. In the vicinity will be found a Baptist church and district schools. Tri- weekly mail. G. W. Elrod, postmaster. Boldrey C E, physician.
Elrod G WE, Postmaster. Elrod J R, general store. Elrod W D, cattle dealer. Hancock F M, wagonmaker. Johnson R, general store. Lynch J P, blacksmith. McCabe W W, justice of the peace. Nighbert J, agricultural implements. Smith M C, constable.
ELWOOD. Located at crossing of L. E. & W. and P. C. & St. L. Ry's, in Pipe Creek township, Madison county, 15
miles northwest of Anderson, the county seat, and 50 northeast of Indianapolis, was laid out by Mr. Mark Simmons, in 1855, and is now a thriving village of 751 inhab- itants. It is rapidly advancing in business, and several new brick buildings have been recently erected. It contains five churches -Methodist, Presbyterian, Christian and Catholic -- one graded school, one hotel, a weekly newspaper, three saw mills, a stave factory, one flax mill, a flour mill and a brick and tile factory. Its chief exports are grain, lumber, pork, cattle and staves. Express, United States and American. Mail daily. Francis M. Hunter, post- master.
Adair John T, Justice of the Peace and Agt Am and U S Ex Cos.
Adair J T & Son, Lumber Manfrs and Dealers.
Albright Emily Mrs, milliner.
Armfield John B, physician.
Austill William H, furniture.
Bachfield Charles, jeweler.
Ballard George M, lawyer.
Ballenger Thomas, harness.
Barnes Bros, barbers. Barnes & Avis, blacksmiths.
Bauer Benjamin, saloon.
Beck Samuel, physician.
Beck Thomas, physician.
Brown Rudolph, lawyer.
Buchanan John, shoemaker.
Callaway Beniah T, physician.
·Callaway H C & Co, general store.
Cather Lorenzo D, lawyer.
Chambers Emanuel H, grocer.
Chambers Lafayette M, propr Chambers House.
Chamness Anthony, general store.
Clymer R & C, livery.
Cochran Henry & Son, lumber.
Dehority David C, grain.
Dehority James M, lawyer.
Dehority J M & Son, general store.
Elwood Review (weekly), L H Emmons propr. Emmons L H, propr Elwood Review.
Galliher Ady N, grocer.
Hand & Wagner, flaxtow mnfrs.
Happenrath William, shoemaker.
Heffler Louis, lumber.
Hunter Francis M, postmaster.
Hunter & Dehority, Druggists. Hunter & Moore, milliners.
Hupp George W, hardware.
Jeffries Joseph T, tile and brick.
Kidwell & Good, flour mill.
Kramer Gustave, stave and heading mnfrs.
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Lane Peter Z T, grocer. Lee Lizzie Mrs, milliner. Lee Selina J Mrs, druggist. Lee Wm, saddles and barness. Lecson R L, grain dealer. Legg Samuel T, Justice of the Peace.
Mackenzie Charles, merchant tailor. Moore Madison, grocer. Nation Charles, lawyer. Ross & Co, druggists. Sigler Daniel, physician. Simms T S, physician. Slifer Charles D, agt P C & St L Ry. Smith Wm, meat market.
Speeney Willis, cooper. Thomas H H, stock dealer. Vinson S R, agt L E & W Ry.
Wagner John H, hardware.
Wells Peter & Son, Furniture Mnfrs and Dealers, Pumps Furnished to Order; also Undertakeis, s s Main, W Anderson.
Wheeler & Fisher, blacksmiths. White C E Rev (Methodist). Wiggins Augustus, shoemaker. Wilson Richard, saloon. Wise Jesse, shoemaker. Wood Joshua J, saloon.
EMINENCE. Morgan county, is a village containing 300 inhabitants, located 13 miles northwest of Martinsville, the county seat. Ship to Amo on the St. L. V. T. H. & I. R. R., 14 miles north, or Quincy, on the L. N. A. & C. Ry, S miles southwest. The place has three churches -- Methodist, Christian and Baptist-and district school. Mail daily. William C. Rhea, postmaster. Banta Wm C, physician. Brasier Gideon, hotel. Brasier & Hubel, harness. Carver A, Carpenter. Cheneworth S A, blacksmith. Dossett Solomon, brick mnfr. Garrison Joseph E, blacksmith. Miller M, saw mill. Nicholas C E & Bro, notions.
Nicholas & Rhea, General Store. Parker Joel, drugs. Patrick & Parker, general store. Pottorff Wm A, physician. Rhea Joseph C, carpenter. Ithea Wy C, Justice of the Peace. Shoppell Peter, wagonmaker. Slage & Rhea, undertakers. Summers G S, general store. Twomey Pottorff & Co, flour mill.
Varley Win E, shoemaker. Watson A, blacksmith. Watson E N, carpenter. Watson G W, carpenter. Watson James K, drugs.
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EMISON. On the E. & T. II, R. R. in Busseron township, Knox county, to miles north of Vincennes, the county Corn, wheat, hogs and cattle are the shije. ments. Population 30. Mail daily. Ai- drew Fullerton, postmaster.
Fullerton Andrew, General Ston. Ray & Bro, physicians. Slawson John, blacksmith.
EMMETTSVILLE. Randolph county, is a rural postoffice 13 miles north- east of Winchester, the county seat, 21. miles southwest of Powers, and 4 miles ca .: of Ridgeville. Ship to either of two last named places. Mail tri-weekly. E. Zim- erman, postmaster.
E & Con, General
Store. Zimerman & Jenkins, subscription book agents.
ENERGY. Being simply a country postoffice has no village population, and is situated in Jackson township, Howard county, 14 miles east of Kokomo court house. Xenia, 6 miles north on the P. C. & St. L. Ry, is the nearest railroad depot. Mail received by stage from Xenia semi- weekly. E. S. Zahn, postmaster.
ENGLISII. Or Hartford, as it is locally known, contains 100 inhabitants, district school, Christian and Methodist churches, is located in Sterling township, Crawford county, 14 miles northwest of Leavenworth, the county seat and shipping point. Mail received four times each week. James M. Crandall, postmaster.
Cunningham John A, general store. Huddleson P M, hotel. Rothrock & Co, drugs.
ENGLISHE LAKE. Derives its. name from the lake upon which situated, and is a post office and station on the P. C. & St. L. Ry, and Kankakee river, in Rail. road township, Starke county, 15 miles southwest of Knox, the county seat. Mail daily. George W. Green, postmaster and railroad agent.
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Solicitor of American and Foreign Patents, and Notary Public. Office, Room 18, Hubbard Block, Indianapolis, Ind.
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NEERILL, HUBBARD & CO. Wholesale Booksellers and Paper Dealers, Indianapolis, Ind.
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ENOCHSBURG. Situated in Ray township, Franklin county, 18 miles south -. west of Brookville, the county seat, con- tains 50 inhabitants. New Point, 3 miles southwest, on the C. I. St. L. & C. R. R. is its place of shipment. Mail tri-weekly. Huser John HI, blacksmith:
Kreinbaum KK, Wagonmaker. Schroeder J HJ, general storc.
ENTERPRISE. On the Ohio river, in Luce township, Spencer county, with a population of 200, is 10 miles southwest of Rockport, the county seat, and contains Union church and graded school. Tri- weekly stage communication with Rock- port and Newburg. Express, Adams. Mail daily. Louisa P. Allen, postmaster. Allen Louisa P, Postmaster.
Allen Wm, grocer.
Dodds A, General Store and Justice. Hayden John, blacksmith.
Kelley J W, hotel.
Littlepage T, notary.
Purda M, hotel.
Suttle J C, ferryman. Willesshause Henry, shoemaker. Wilson J M, grain dealer.
EPSOM. Contains 40 inhabitants, three churches-Methodist, Christian and United Brethren-and district school, is located in Bogard township, Washington county, 12 miles northeast of Washington, the county seat and nearest rail approach. Mail received tri-weekly in summer and semi-weekly in winter. Samuel Hyatt, postmaster. Carter D R, physician. Clark G W, physician.
Cowan Peter, saloon. Fields S Rev (Christian). Hackler S P, justice of the peace.
Hammersly Wm B, constable.
Haynes F N, lawyer. Haynes H C, justice of the peace. Hyatt H, general store. Hyatt Samuel, Clerk H. Hyatt. Lowry Bros, blacksmiths. Payne M D, coal mine. Ray T G, physician. Toomey W A jr, physician.
ERIE. A postoffice for the conve- ience of a community of farmers, in Law- rence county, located 7 miles east of Bed- ford, the county seat, and nearest railroad approach, has a Methodist church and dis-
trict school. Mail semi-weekly. W. W. Ferguson, postmaster.
Ferguson W WW, Postmaster. Lee & Glover, general store. McAfee W T, blacksmith.
ERVIN. In township of same name, county of Howard, is a village of 150 population, 10 miles west of Kokomo, the county seat and place of shipment. Its churches are Baptist, Christian and Dunk :- ard. Schools, common district. Wheat, corn, hogs and lumber are shipped. Mail is received tri-weekly by stage from Koko- mo -- fare 25c. J. W. Martin, postmaster. Collins & Fewell, drain tile mnfrs.
Earley & Green, drain tile mnfrs.
McCoy Charles, saw mill.
Martin J H L, physician.
REartina J WY, Grocer and Druggist. Stettler & Ritchey, steam thresher. Wagoner Lewis, saw mill.
ETNA. Whitley county. (See Hecla.)
ETNA GREEN. Issituated on the P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., in Etna township, Kosciusko county, 10 miles west of Warsaw, the county seat. The village contains 350 inhabitants, three churches - Christian, United Brethren and Episcopal --- graded school, and exports lumber, grain and live stock. Adams and United States Express. Daily mail. Moses J. Coons, postmaster. Airgood Frederick D, blacksmith.
Airgood Martha Mrs, milliner.
Balsley George W, saw mill and handle mnfr. Bowman Abram, hotel.
Bowman Wm, saw mill and hoop mnfr. Cavana Samuel, furniture and tinware.
Coons Moses J, Physician and Drug. gist.
Coons Samuel R, lawyer and justice.
Cullison James, plasterer.
Hamlin D W, general store.
Hershner J K, grocer.
Holloway J M, physician.
Holterman Alice, Milliner. Huber John, justice of the peace.
Iden John, artist. Jordan J C & Son, drugs.
Larue James Rev (United Brethren). Leland A N, railroad and ex agt. Lightcap Wm J, harness.
Robinson A B, physician.
Ropp Frederick, meat market.
Senior Zachariah, saw mill. Shenefeld, Thomas, boots and shoes.
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Homo Life Ins. Co. With $5,000,000 of Assets, has not one dollar of i . d'o and uncollected. For agencies Direct ve ?. ( Apply to E. H. KELLOGG, Sup't, Chicago, 1
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Shorle J A, Grocer. Smailes Thomas A, general store. Taggart Matthew, flour mill. Taggart Newton E, shoemaker. Taylor & Kyle, wagonmakers. THOMAS JEE, Carpenter. Unger Sylvanus, meat market. Valentine Franklin, saloon.
EUGENE. Thirty-seven miles north of Terre Haute, on the E. T. H. & C. R. R., is a village of 500 inhabitants, located 7 miles north of Newport, the county seat. Vermillion river furnishes power to drive a four mill. The place has a Methodist church and graded school. Express, Amer- ican. Mail daily. W. N. Hosford, post- master. Bell Thomas W, tailor. Bowers Samuel, flour mill. Brown Edward, hardware. Craig J W, livery.
Edmonds E, saloon.
Eugene Ice Co, ice dealers. Hosford M G, dry goods. Hosford, R W, agt ET H &CR R. Hosford W N, Drugs and Groceries. Hosford & Bell, Drugs and Gro- ceries.
Hood Wm, meat market. Lowry J G, confectioner. Malone S W. hotel and cattle. Miller J, cooper. Peters H O, general store. Sconce John R, blacksmith. Towel W C, general store.
EUREKA. This village, with 150 inhabitants, is situated in Spencer county, Io miles west of Rockport, the county seat, and 4 miles northwest of Enterprise, on the Ohio River, the nearest shipping point. The place has one Methodist and two Bap- tist churches. Tobacco and grain are the principal exports. Mail daily. S. Wiener, postmaster.
Ashby F W, physician. Boyd J L, drugs. Hart L, blacksmith. Hatfield J, stock dealer. Headley H, carpenter. Helms L L, barber. Kanaple John, blacksmith. Killian J L, physician. Lawburg C, township trustee. Leatch C, hotel. Lusk John, wagonmaker. McMillan James, shoemaker.
Meyler J M, physician. Miller F M, flour mill. Myer A, saloon. Rhodes E A, restaurant. Rothschild & Wiener, G ... Storc. Tansey R O, wagonmaker. Wait Mattie, milliner. Wiener , Postmaster. Woods John, broom mnfr
EVANS' LANDING. Ahah and shipping point on the Ohio river, : Harrison county, 20 miles southeas Corydon, the county seat. It has no vi !. lage population, but is surrounded by on of the richest wheat growing district. the State. Mail daily. H. C. Rober. postmaster. Eckert Joseph, carpenter. Lancaster W E, general store. Magee Robert, blacksmith. Roberts EI C, Farmer. Summers J K, justice of the peace.
EVANSVILLE. The chief com ... mercial and manufacturing city of Southern Indiana, and second in population, com- merce and manufacture in the State, is the county seat of Vanderburg county, and by the 1880 census had 28,000 inhabitants. Evansville has many and great natural ad- vantages, located on the Ohio river thus giving ti water communication with all the Ohio and Mississippi river cities from Pitts- burgh to New Orleans. It has a splendid agricultural country surrounding it, and with its many manufacturing and business interests, make it desirable as a resident, commercial and manufacturing location.
RAILROADS.
The city has excellent transportation ad- vantages in commerce and trade, for in ad- dition to the river, it has three railroads. Its chief road is the Evansville and Terre Haute, which has its southern terminus and general offices here, and gives it through and direct connection with Chica- go. It is the eastern terminus of the St. Louis and South Eastern Railway, which gives a through and unbroken transit to St. Louis. The Lake Erie, Evansville and Southwestern road with its offices and head- quarters here, is destined at no distant day to be extended to Indianapolis, thus giving .it an eastern connection with the trunk lines.
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COMMERCE.
It has an unusually large wholesale trade, which supports a large number of substan- tial, jobbing houses, which have had a steady . increase of trade yearly, and, with its many rail and water advantages for cheap trans- portation, is destined to become one of the first commercial cities of Indiana.
MANUFACTURES.
The chief manufacturing industry of this city is making furniture. This line employs over $1,000,000 of capital and a large number of hands. Its largest factory is the well known Armstrong Fur- niture Company, which was estab-
they are enabled to offer as large a display of goods as any house in the west. In fact, there is no piece of manufactured furniture that this enterprising firm can not produce. In addition to this branch of the trade, Evansville has other extensive factories, all of which are in a flourishing condition. It has a large num- ber of handsome church edifices, and in the way of educational facilities it is unexcelled, having in addition to its graded, classical and high schools an excellent business col- lege, known as the Evansville Commercial College. The city has excellent water works; is well lighted by gas ; has good county buildings, several miles of street
lished in 1854, and incorporated in 1874, with a cash capital of $200,000. Their factory is 150x60 feet in size, six stories high, located at corner of Franklin and Seventh streets, and, together with the lumber yard, covers 5 acres of land. Their salesroom, located at 207 to 215 Main street, has 15 rooms, in addition to a large room 80x125 feet at corner of Water and Vine streets, making in all over 150,000 square feet of floor, whereon can be found manu- factured furniture of all kinds, and some of the most handsome, substantial goods manufactured, which are shipped to all parts of the United States. Their trade now, although of such importance, is rap- idly growing and extending. In addition to their own manufactured articles they purchase largely of other furniture factories and kindred branches, so that in this way
railway, the St. Mary's hospital, two thea- ters, and two medical colleges.
NEWSPAPERS.
Evansville now has five dailies, the Courier, Evansville Union, Democrat, Jour- nal, and Evening Tribune ; one tri-weekiy, the Evansville Journal ; seven weeklies, the Saturday Argus, Our Weekly Age, the Courier, Evansville Union, Democrat, Jour- nal, and Tribune, and The Indiana Medical Reporter, published monthly, which give it an unusually strong press influence.
BANKS.
The city has seven banking houses-na- tional, savings and private-having an ag- gregate capital and surplus of about $2,400,000.
The hotels are numerous and ample for
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the city. The Sherwood House is consid- ered first-class, and being now under the management of Mr. E. A. Frost, a most genial and courteous gentleman, is the favorite resort of the commercial traveler.
The city is distant from Indianapolis 192, St. Louis 161, and Louisville 250 miles ; is incorporated ; governed by the mayor and common council. The Western Union Tel- egraph and Adams Express Companies have offices that do a large business here. This city is one of the most prosperous enter- prising and successful in the state, and one of which it may justly be proud. Francis M. Thayer, postmaster.
Achilles Frederick W, physician, 26 Lower 3d.
Adair J J & Co, gents' furnishing goods, 403 Upper Ist.
Adams Express Co., S H Huffman agt, 23 Main.
Adler Jacob, grocer, 2 Lower Main.
Adrian Bernard, grocer, 524 Upper 6th.
Ahlering Henry M, grocer, 526 Division.
Ahlering HI B, saw mill, cor Water and Gum.
Akin R L & Co, patent medicine, 16 Up- per Ist.
Akin W M & Son, pork packers, cor 2d and Goodsell.
Albecker John, Saloon and Propr Apollo Theatre, 408 Unper 3d.
Alexander Wm, grocer, 800 w Penn.
Allen Win, cement pipe, cor 4th and Pow- ell,
Allis Charles C, cigars and tobacco, 324 Upper Ist.
Allman Joseph, broommaker, 12 Lower Main.
Altheite & Heidt, grocers, Soo E Pennsyl- vania.
Althoff F & Bro, carriage mnfrs, 33 ad Ave. American Sewing Machine Co, A W Courson Agt, 424 Main.
Andel Ernst, harness, 326 Main.
Anderson G W, hotel, 16 Upper Water.
Anderson Oliver B, barber, 16 Upper Wa- ter.
Andreae Andreas, shoemaker, 3 Lincoln Ave.
Angel Martha, saloon and restaurant, 129 Fifth Ave.
Anthes Michael R, real estate, 301 Main.
Apollo Theatre, John Albecker, propr, 408 upper 3d.
App John M, boots and shoes, IS Lower 3d.
App Wm M, cigars and tobacco, 106 Upper 3d.
Apple & Mannheimer, manfg confection' ;. and fancy grocers, 123 Upper Ist. Archer & Co, bankers, 102 Main.
Furniture Co. (The), U W Armstrong pres, warere; 207 to 215 Main, factory cor Frank .... and Seventh Ave.
Arnold & Nugent, street contractors, 15 : Ifigh.
Artes Charles F, jeweler, 120 Main.
Ashford Henry S, physician, 425 Upper 3 :.
Ashford James A, confectionery, 221 1 . cust.
Atkinson Jesse C, painter, 602 Locust.
Babcock E S & Son, commission and pro- duce, IS and 20 Sycamore.
Babcock IJ O & Co, seeds, 211 Upper Ist.
Babcock & Viele, carriage hardware, aj Upper Ist.
Bacon Charles P, physician, 329 Upper 3 .. Baer David, trunk mnfr, 21 Main.
Baerd John A, shoemaker, 119 Locust.
Baird M. M, Commission Merchant, Agent Ohio River & Kanawa Salt, and Du Pont's Powder, 220 Upper Water.
Baker Charles E & Co, grain elevator, 215 Upper Ist.
Ballew George E, Junk, Rags, Metals, etc, 101 Lower Ist.
Ballew John C, cooper, 813 Chestnut.
Ballew M C, grocer, 1001 Main.
Balz Henry, baker, 123 Upper 3d.
Balz Peter, grocer, 723 Upper 2d.
Banks H B & Co, dry goods, 408 Upper 4th. Barchet John, meat market, 301 William.
Barke George, manager R G Dun & Co, mercantile agency, 12112 Upper Ist.
Baronowski Anton, furniture, 325 Upper 4th.
Bartenwerffer Oscar A, druggist, 329 Upper 2d.
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