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The Bass Foundry and Machine Work was established in 1853, incorporated ". 1873, and is the largest car wheel manufa .. tory in the United States. The found:v alone is 75 by 800 feet, and the area of all the buildings belonging to this institution is 129,300 square feet. Mr. John H. Bass, president of the concern, owns the Chicago Car Works and a controlling interest in the St. Louis Car Wheel Company. They manufacture, in addition to car wheels. steam engines, boilers, railroad castings, mill and heavy machinery, etc. The three institutions mentioned above, of which this is the head, comprises the largest chilled car wheel works in the world, and beyond all mere business calculations this industry has an importance in Fort Wayne that can not be computed.
The Fort Wayne Organ Company is one of the largest and most successful organ factor- ies in the west. It was organized in 1871; employs about 75 hands, and has a rapidly increasing trade that extends all over the United States and' parts of Europe. The works and lumber yard cover over three acres of ground.
Centlivre's French brewery, owned by
On all matters pertaining to IS Hubbard Block, Indianapo- ial, and given careful and
PATENTS
Patents, consult C. BRADFORD, lis, Ind. All business confiden- . prompt personal attention,
I't. Wayne Organ Company,
CZMANUFACTURERS OF THE
PACKARD
ORCHESTRAL ORGAN.
THE PACKARD HAS NO EQUAL.
IT IS POWERFUL, DURABLE AND ELEGANT.
IT IS THE CHEAPEST AND BEST.
SEND FOR PRICES
OFFICE AND FACTORY:
FORT WAYNE, INDIANA.
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Academy of Our Lady s: Sacred Heart, NEAR FORT WAYNE, ALLEN COUNTY, INDIANA.
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF THE HOLY CROSS.
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS :
Board and Tuition
$75 00.
Latin $15 00
Washing and Bedding
10 00
Drawing and Painting in Water Colors 10 00
Music-Harp
30 00
Painting in Oil
20 00
Guitar 15 00
Artificial Flower Lessons 12 00
Piano
25 00
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Artificial Fruit and Leather Work 12 00
Modern Languages, each
10 00
The above institution. most eligibly situated six miles from the city of Ft. Wayne, offers particular advantages to
persons acquiring a solid, useful and ornamental education. It is easy of access, one mile cast of the Academy Station,
which is twenty minutes' ride from the city, on the Ft. Wayne & Jackson Raftrond. At the same distance from said city.
on the Grand Rapids Railroad, is Wollen Stasjon, two and a half miles west of the institution. The English course is
thorough, including besides elementary branches, Botany, Astronomy, Chemistry, the higher Mathematics, Belles-
The French Langeare is taught by competent natives of France; and spoken in the institution, being
Particular attention paid to 335st. Freneb, Vocal Masie in class, and Fancy Work
form no extra charge. Pupiis received at all times during the year. Non . Catholie pupils seguirea fofiv for the sake of
uniformity). to assist at the pubhe exercises with propriety avd decorum No uniform required. Istors sent and re- Payred rognfred bolimyearly in advance. Doors and Fancy Work can be
Each pupil should have i towels ; & napkins; ] knife, fork, spoons, goblet; I
dressing gown ; 2 black aprons; 1 changes of linen; summer and winter balmoral. Great expense, in Uns institution, is
not a necessary attendant upon a thorough education, the terms being placed at a rate which it is hoped will prove an in- contive to all who appreciate an academieal course. Weekly notes, monthly bulletins, semi-annual examinations, and public distribution of premiums at the end of the scholastic year, are among the many means in use for exciting a laud-
Love of intellectual pleasures, as well as easy, graceful department, IS cultivated by weekly entertain-
ments, consisting of Music, Readings, Declamations, etc., held in the Academy.
the language of the vicinity.
Lettres, etc.
ceived, subject to inspection
had at the institution at current prices.
able emulation.
25 00
Boarding in Vacation, Two Months
Address SISTER SUPERIOR, Academic P. O., Allen County, Indiana.
TERRILL EOSSARD & CO.
Miscellaneous and MHank Books and Office Stationery, Indianapolis.
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. FOR 253
Kr. C. L. Centlivre, was established in :: 62; is the fourth largest brewery in the' tate, and has a capacity of 15000 barrels Manually. In addition to the above it has ; large and increasing trade in the manu- · cture of furniture, staves, sewer pipe, horse collars, handles, lumber, brooms, woolen goods, pottery, leather, soap, swheels, drain tile, truss hoops, carriages ind carriage bodies, chairs, potash, flour, beer, plows, engines, castings, etc. Its commerce is growing rapidly and satisfac- try, having several wholesale jobbing !ouses which are in a good healthy condi- tion.
SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES.
The city has several substantial school buildings erected in convenient parts of the city, and several private and religious insti- tions, together with the Fort Wayne Col- icge, which was established in 1847, and belongs to the Northern Indiana Confer- ence of the Methodist Episcopal Church, the largest in the State, having boarding accommodations for over 100, and unlim- ited facilities for city students. It gives normal, commercial, classical, preparatory, musical and academic courses of study. The Academy of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, conducted by the Sisters of the Holy Cross, is located 7 miles northeast of the city, and is a most excellent and first-class institution in every respect. The city has handsome church edifices, representing all popular denominations.
Fort Wayne supports three national and one private bank. Its broad streets are well lighted by gas, and it has excellent water works recently erected, an efficient police and fire department, several miles of street railway, and contains many fine public and private buildings, and is one of the most prosperous and enterprising cities in the west, and one of which the people of Indi- ana may well be proud,
THE PRESS
Is represented by four dailies, the Sentinel, Daily News, Garette and Indiana Staats Zeitung, and four weeklies-The Sunday Morning Mail, Journal, Sentinel and Indi- ona Stauts Zeitung. The city has 17 hotels. the most prominent among which is the Mayer House, the Robinson House and the Tremont, any of which offer excellent ac- commodations.
Two telegraph companies, the Western Union and American Union, have offices here, and the Adams, American, United
States and Pacific express companies have offices in the city and do a very large busi- ness. Fred W. Keil, postmaster.
Academy of Our Lady of The Sacred Heart, Conducted by the Sisters of the Holy Cross, Academic P O, Allen County, Ind, six miles north of Ft Wayne. (See ade.)
Adams Express Co, 102 Calhoun.
Ahern Thomas, restaurant, cor Ist and Harrison.
Albrecht John, shoemaker, 133 Broadway. Alden Samuel R, lawyer, s e cor Main and Court.
Alderman Frank, agricultural implements, Io WV Columbia.
Aldrich & Barrett, Lawyers, 52/2 Calhoun.
Allen Albert A, painter, 46 WV Main.
Alter Jacob, grocer, 197 Broadway.
Alter Jacob jr, painter, 140 Van Buren. Alter Nicholas, grocer, 25 Force.
American Express Co, 102 Calhoun. American Union Telegraph Co, 19 Court. Anderson Eli G, grocer, 124 Broadway. Anderson IN & Co, Fort Wayne
Lunch Room, 42 E Columbia. (See adv.) Anderson Samuel, physician, 54 Calhoun. Anderson Thomas P, music, 98 Calhoun.
Amgrell & Barnett, Omnibus and Coach Stable, 18 E Wayne.
App Mathias, boots and shoes, 106 Calhoun. Archer David R, real estate, over Hamil- ton Bank.
Argo Martin E, Auditor of Allen County, Court House.
Arlington John D, fruits, 45 W Main.
Arnold Anthony, furniture, 36 Clinton.
Ash Henry J, Stoves, House Furnish- ing Goods, Tinners' Stock, 9 E Columbia. Aufrecht & Pausch, photographers, 60 Cal- houn.
Auger Charles, florist, 453 E Wayne.
Aultman, Miller & Co, agrl impls, 58 E Calhoun.
Aurentz Solomon A, grocer, 129 Broadway. Aveline House, Miller & Moritz props, cor Calhoun and Berry.
Avenue House, Andrew McClure Propr, 210 and 212 Calhoun.
Bagley Hugh, shoemaker, 58 Wells.
Bahret Jacob F, carpet weaver, 235 La- fayette.
Baker A M Miss, millinery, 38 Clinton. Baker A R, notions, IS W Berry. Baker John, carriage mnfr, 18 Lafayette. Baker Kilian, saw mill, E end Water. Ball Rudolf, grocer, 189 W Main. Baltes Jacob, contractor, 3 N Harrison.
ROOFING SLATE.FOR SALE-ALL COLORS. J.W. Atkinson, 613-221 So. Clinton St., Chicago.
Home Life Ins. Co.
Elas perfected plans for a large busite ... Indiana during 188 !. For Agencies app y 1 E. H. KELLOCC, Sup't, Chicago, I
254 FOR INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER FOR
Baltes Michael, Minfr White Lime, Dealer in Stone, Plaster, Sewer Pipe, etc, 3 N Harrison, (Se adv.)
Bangert Bonifacius, saloon, 167 Broadway. Barbour Myron F, real est, 90 E Berry.
Barkus Hezekiah H, confectioner, 29 E Main.
Barnum George P, livery, 91 E Columbia. Barton Charles M, city treasurer, City Hall. Bash S && Co, Com Merchants, Buyers of Seeds, Wool, Furs, Hides, Pelts, etc, 22 and 24 W Columbia.
Bashelier Edward W, lawyer, 53 High. Bass Alfred, barber, 214 Calhoun.
Bass Foundry and Machine Works, J H Bass pres, J I White sec, R J Fisher treas, Manufacturers of Steam Engines, Boilers, Car Wheels, Railroad Castings and Mill Machinery, Hanna, S of railroads. (See adr.)
Bass John FI, Pres Bass Foundry and Machine Works and Citizens' Street Rail- road Co.
Bass, Simons & Co, proprs Wabash & Erie Canal, cor Harrison and Canal.
Batchelder Jesse S, confectioner, 21 W Berry. Bauer Henry, shoemaker, 321 S Lafayette. Bauer Kajetan J, grocer, 130 Broadway.
Baumann John, shoemaker, 374 Calhoun. Baus Frederick, Furniture and Up- holstering, Chairs Caned and Varnished,
Umbrellas and Parasols Repaired, 236 Lafayette.
Bayless James T, grocer, I St Marys ave.
Beaver, Miller & Co, lumber, cor Francis and R R.
Bechtold Louis, grocer, 102 Maumee Road. Beck Joseph EL, Physician, 54 Cal- houn.
Becker Christian & Som, Mar- ble Monuments, etc, 87 E Columbia.
Becker Fred, blacksmith, 9 E Washington.
Becker Oppenheimer & Co, paper stock, 55 E Columbia.
Beeks James C, lawyer, 31 Calhoun.
Bender Louis, cigar mnfr, 168 E Washing- ton.
Bennett John, wagonmaker, rear 84 Barr. Berry Abraham, physician, 40 Wells.
Bicknese Frederick, grocer, 92 Barr.
Biddle Thomas M, druggist, 22 Calhoun.
Biemer & Ehrmann, blacksmiths, cor Clay and Main.
Bittinger Adam H, lawyer, P O Building. Bittinger George L, real estate, 31 Calhoun. Bittinger Jacob R, lawyer, cor Calhoun and Main.
Bisson Martin, potash mnfr, cor Canal and Ewing.
Blake Benjamin B, barber, 44 E Col ..:. Blase Lewis, baker, 29 W Columbia.
Blood Reuben, ice, cor Hanover and Ca Boerger E Henry, Horse (
Mnfr, and Leather and Findings, >: Main.
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Boester Frederick H, carpenter, 164 G:
Bohrznam INCIEry, Rubber Horn Goods, 55 E Main.
Bolman Christopher, physician, I S :.... Boltz & Drake, saloon, 83 Calhoun.
Bond Wm H, grocer, 141 Fairfield ave.
Bond Wm J, druggist, 108 Fairfield ave.
Bond Wm J, dry goods, 376 Calhoun.
Boseker Charles, carpenter, 139 Calhoun.
Boscker & White, wheel mnfrs, e v. Wayne.
Bostick John, mer tailor, 12 E Columbia. Bothner John, saloon, 127 Calhoun.
Bourie L T & Co, wh liquors, 37 E Mai ..
Bowen Geo W, physician, 12 W Main. Bowen Wm & Co, wh millinery, 14 W M ... Bowman Abram B, blacksmith, 149W M. : Bowman John W, grocer, 37 W Main.
Brackenridge Charles S, city engineer, Clinton.
Brackenridge & Carey, lawyers, 6272 C. . houn.
Bradstreet Commercial Agency, C M Daw. son agent, 17 E Main.
Brandenburg Wm, confectionery, 13S Broadway.
Brandriff A D & Co, hardware and iron, :. E Columbia.
Brannan John II, grocer, 72 E Main.
Brauer Conrad, boots and shoes, 20 Hari. son.
Braun George, baker, 135 Fairfield ave.
Breen James, grocer, 176 Calhoun.
Brenner George, saloon, 13 W Wayne. Brink John, druggist, 43 Wells.
Brinkroeger Wm, shoemaker, 43 W Main. Brimmer Joseph H, painter, IS W Colum. bia.
Brook Wm H, physician, ITO W Main.
Brooks Charles F, barber, 135 Calhoun.
Brossard & Hahn, blacksmiths, 146 W Main. Brown George baker, cor Calhoun and Railroad.
Brown Seneca B, dentist, cor Main an i Court.
Bruebach George T, physician, 66 Calhoun. Buchman Alpheus P, physician, 25 W Berry.
Buck Charles W, cigars etc, 272 Calhoun. Buck Wilson S, insurance, 10 Foster block. Bullard Sherman L, lawyer, 5 Foster block. Burgess Henry, real estate, 12 Burgess bik. Bursley Gilbert E & Co, grocers, 2S Calhoun :.
BINGHAM, WALS & MAYHEW, ) Roman Gold Pendants
12 East Washington Marcel. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
and LOCKETS.
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Bass Foundry and Machine Works.
-MANUFACTURERS OF- Steam Engines and Boilers OF ALL SIZES,
Saw and Flourias 28lls
AND MILL FURNISHING GOODS. A FULL LINE OF SLACK BARREL MACHINERY, ALSO SPOKE AND HANDLE LATHES.
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SOLE AGENTS for the ALLEN STEAM GOVERNOR
-EXCLUSIVE MANUFACTURERS OF
Barnes' Patent Steam Whistles, THE CHEAPEST IN THE MARKET.
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO IRON WORK FOR JAILS AND OTHER PUBLIC BUILDINGS. CAST COLUMNS, WINDOW CAPS AND GENERAL CASTINGS. PLANS. AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED. REPAIRING
PROMPTLY AND CHEAPLY DONE.
Send for Illustrated Catalogue and Mechanical Guide. Mailed Free on Application.
FORT WAYNE, - - IND.
Office and Works on Hanna Street, South of the Railroads.
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Ft. Wayne College and Normal School. FORT WAYNE, IND.
Expenses Lower than Elsewhere,-
$3.00 PER WEEK PAVS ALL Y EXPENSES, INCLUDING TUPTION,
FIRST-CLASS FACILITIES FOR MUSIC. GOOD NORMAL SCHOOL. £ BEST EQUIPPED COMMERCIAL SCHOOL IN THE STATE. STUDENTS PREPARED FOR COLLEGE OR GRADUATED. TELEGRAPHY TAUGHT.
Twelve Experienced Instructors Send for Catalogue to
W. F. YOCUM, A. M.
C. L. CENTLIVRE
ICE MOUSE
FRENCH BREWERY:
Manufacturer of Lager Beer AND DEALER IN BOTTLED BEER,
"j" Orders solicited from all parts of the State, and promptly attended to.
FORT WAYNE, IND.
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WM. M. BELL
Real Estate Agent and Notary Public, Ro. 302 Upper Third Street, Evansville, Ind.
FOR AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. FOR 255
c1. >Sample Rooms on First Floor. $ $2.00 per Day .<
Meyer Houg
Fort Wayne, Ind.
OFFICE:
W. H. Eichert.
W. W. Reed, Jr.
W. W. REED,
Proprietor ..
ARACIN, -MANUFACTURER OF ---- HORSE COLLARS
OF ALL KINDS. Also, Patentee and Manufacturer of %The Combined Pad and Collar Fastener, 3% Corner First and Cass Sts., Fort Wayne, Ind.
Send for Illustrated Circular and Price List.
The only Pad yet invented that fastens itself to the collar, and fastens the collar at the same time, without buckles and straps.
It fits the horse's neck perfectly ; may be adjusted to five different sizes; does not wear off the hair or chafe the neck and withers (as other Pads now in use do), thus preventing or avoiding the annoyance of sore necks, that are so generally caused by the inferior, ill- fitting Pads now in use. ORDERS SOLICITED AND PROMPTLY FILLED.
SEWER PIPE. S CHAS. D. COLSON. 108 and 110 Franklin Street, CHICAGO. Also, Drain Tile, Chimney Tops, Cement, Plaster, Stucco, White Sand and Fire Isrich. Seo Adv., page 4.
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A PORTADLE MULAY SAW MILL.
driven profitably by a ThreeMit: !: mainfactured by CHANDLER & TAYLOR Indianapolis, Ind. See pag. 3.
256 FOR INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER FOR
Bursley G HE, Sec and General Mana- ger, Fort Wayne Organ Co.
Busching Henry, grocer, 272 Hanna.
Busking Henry, boots and shoes, 90 Har- mer.
Butler Fanny Miss, grocer, 322 W Main.
Butler John, potash mnfr, Canal.
Butler & Clear, grocers, 7 N Calhoun.
Caps Ryan, jeweler, 56 E Main.
Caps, Wolf & Darrow, wood engravers, 80 Calhoun.
Carier August H, insurance, 4 Foster Block.
Carl John, cigars, 39 Calhoun.
Carnahan, Hanna & Co, wh boots and shoes, 32 E Main.
Casso Frank, saloon, 264 Calhoun.
Catlin Albert P, confectionery, 63 E Main.
Centlivre Charles I, Proprietor French Brewery, N end Spy Run Ave. (See adr.)
Certia J & Bro, grocers. 116 Wells.
Chambers John D, physician, 16 Madison. Chapman W P, agt Adams and American Ex Cos, 102 Calhoun.
Chase & Bayless, flour and feed, 39 W Main.
Chaska Samuel, notions, 72 Calhoun.
Chauvey C & F, wagonmakers, cor Clinton and Water.
Christian Age (The), D W Jones publisher, 3 Odd Fellows Blk.
Christman Jacob, livery, cor Clinton and Canal.
Chwieters Harmon, restaurant, 41 E Colum- bia.
Citizens Street Railroad Co. J H. Bass pres, S B Bond vice-pres, G E Bursley sec and treas, C Grafiniller supt, office cor Calhoun and Main.
Clark George W, 99-cent store, 18 W Berry. Clark Joseph M, merchant tailor, 34 E Berry.
Clayton & Barrows, photographers, 18 W Berry.
Cochrane & Humphrey, contractors, 100 Pearl.
Cody Maurice, ice, 55 E Columbia.
Colbert & Heidrick, wood, cor Broadway and Railroad.
Colerick W G H & T W, lawyers, Foster Block.
Compton Wm C, hay, 44 W Main.
Concordia College (Evangelical Lutheran), e end Washington.
Congdon & Mitchell, proprs Ft Wayne Des- patch and Enterprise, 20 E Berry.
Connley James, confectioner, 116 Calhoun, Coombs, Morris & Bell, lawyers, 32 E Barry. Coombs & Co, wh hardware, 42 E Main.
Cosgrave Patrick J, blacksmith, 46 W M
Cottingham & Emeric, tinners, 6S E M !: Coyle J David, dentist, 108 Calhoun.
Crane George D, lawyer, 44 Calhoun.
Crouse Charles F, tile mnfr, cor Hanov .: and Canal.
Cummerow Otto, saloon, 87 Calhoun.
Custer House, 18 W Main.
Danner Orlan O, laundry, 37 E Colum !. .
Darrow James R, hotel, 248 Calhoun.
Davis & Bros, book binders and box mnfr .. 78 Clinton.
Delzell Sophia J Mrs, milliner, 30 Calhos ..
Dennis Michael, saloon, 181 E Wayne.
Dessauer L & Co, cigar mnfrs, 23 Calh. ... .
Deturk Lebnon, saloon, 26 Harrison.
Detzer & Bro, druggists, 260 Calhoun.
Dewald George sr, tinware, S2 Barr.
DCWald George & Co, Dry Gov ... Cor Calhoun and Columbia.
Dewald Nicholas, grocer, 406 Calhoun.
Dicke H & Co, grocers, 215 Lafayette.
Didier Francis, grocer, 76 E Columbia.
Didier Joseph C, grocer, 20 W Berry.
Diehl M & Co junk dealers, 257 Calhour.
Diem Charles, saloon, 258 Calhoun.
Dierstein Sammuel, Grocery ar. i Saloon, 117 Fairfield ave.
Dills Thomas J, physician, 71 W Wayne. Dinnen James U, physician, 60 Calhoun.
d'Isay Isaac, real estate, 62 Calhoun.
Dixson Amanda Miss, dressmaker, IIO Ca .. houn.
Doehrman & Hitzeman, grocers, 56 Barr.
Donnell Wm, silver plater, 40 Clinton.
Draker John, livery, 13 Pearl.
Dreier & Bro, drnggists, I0 N Calhoun.
Drew Stephen A, saloon, 319 W Main.
Driscoll Edward, saloon, 274 Calhoun.
Driver Willis MI, Justice of the Peace. 26 Court.
Dudenhoefer, Daniels & Co, carriage mnfrs, 13 Clay.
Dukeman Augustus, saloon, S4 Calhoun.
Durfee Wm R, barber, 272 Calhoun.
Dwyer John C, cooper, W Main nr city limits.
Eagle House, Louis Clark propr, 9 N Cal- houn.
Earl Wm, saloon, 21212 Calhoun.
Echter Julius, jeweler, 176 Broadway.
Eckert John C, cigar mnfr, 85 Calhoun.
Eckart & Linker, meat market, 60 Calhoun.
Edgerly Joseph W, notions, 27 E Main.
Edgerton Joseph K, plow mnfr, 23 W Co. lumbia.
Edwards George W, shoemaker, 118 E Lewis.
Capital City Cigar.
Manufactured by JOHN RAUCH, 82 Wost Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
GALVANIZED TRON CORNICES. Chicago, Send for Catalogue and Prices,
FOR AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
FOR 257
SPORTSMEN'S EMPORIUM.
MAX G. LADE, -DEALER IN-
French and Muzzle Monding Guns, Revolvers
Hunting Suits, Gun Material, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle, Pocket Cutlery, Boxing Gloves and Boat Oars.
Agent for Laffin & Rand's Orange Sporting Powder.
Headquarters for all kinds of Sporting Goods. Repairing and Reboring of Guns & Rifles a Specialty.
: MAXGIADE
STENCIL AND STEEL STAMP CUTTING IN FIRST-CLASS STYLE. 58 East Main Street, Fort Wayne, Ind.
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PRACTICAL
Boot & Shoe
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A Specialty of making Cork Boots and Shoes for short limbed people. Also, Fine Boots and Shoes. Kid and Goat Shoes made to order.
19 West Berry Street,
FORT WAYNE, - IND.
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PIANOS and ORGANS il All Styles and at All Prices, at THEO. PFAFFLIN & CO'S 53 & 60 North Pennsylvania St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
A. KNISELY & CO., 72 & 74 W. Monroe St.
HECTOR FONCE AND SUCTION PULIPS, EWALD OVER,
. Indianapolis, Ing.
258 FOR INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER FOR
Eggeman Peter, boots and shoes, 118 Cal- houn.
Ehle August N, cigar mnf:, 178 Broadway. Ehrman Coleman, saloon, 49 E Main.
Ellert Benot, barber, 4 E Berry. Ellsworth S W & Co, carpets, 26 E Berry. Emrick F C & Bro, furniture, 67 E Main. Enger Nils C, furniture mufr, 143 Fairfield ave.
Entemann Christ, saloon, 13 E Main.
Epple Gotlieb, grocer, 184 Fairfield ave.
Erwin John, restaurant, 12 Harrison.
Esmond George, flour mill.
Evans, McDonald & Co, wh dry goods and notions, 30 E Berry.
Fahlsing Wm, confectioner, 104 Broadway.
Fairbank Clark, insurance, 19 Court.
Falk & Lamley, wh lignors, 24 E Columbia. Farnam Owen, blacksmith, cor Virginia and Lafayette.
Fee T W, painter, 40 Clinton.
Ferckel Martin, saloon, 31 Clinton.
Fetters David, blacksmith, 88 E Columbia.
Figel Charles C, grocer, 54 Wells.
Figel Frederick C, grocer, 121 Wells.
Fink Charles, undertaker, 55 W Main.
First National Bank, capital $300,000, J D
Nuttman prest, Lem R Hartman cash, cor Main and Court.
Fisher Isaac, meat market, 112 Griffith.
Fisher Robertson J, Treas Bass Foundry and Machine Works.
Fisher & Tons, real est, 32 e Berry.
Fitch, Keegan & Co, hats and caps, 34 Cal- houn.
Fitzgerald Francis, saloon, 72 e Columbia. Fitzgibbon Michael E, barber, 276 Calhoun. Flagle & Olley, saloon, 26 Wells.
Fledderman John G, merchant tailor, 35 E Main.
Fleming S E Mrs, hotel. 24 W Berry.
Fletcher Josiah F, Livery, Feed, and Sale Stable, 32 Barr.
Fletter Samuel E, flour and feed, 205 Cal- houn.
Foellinger Jacob sr, boots and shoes, 36 Calhoun.
Fogerty Edward, horse shoer, 14 Harrison. Foote Wm A, cigars, 92 Calhoun.
Ford Wm R, seeds, 16 W Berry.
Forrest James, shoemaker, SS12 Barr.
Fortriede Louis, shoemaker, 21 Calhoun. Fort Wayne College, Rev W F Yocum Prest, foot W Wayne. (Ste ady.) Fort Wayne College of Medicine, W H Golbrecht dean; J R Beck sec'y, 235 Calhoun.
Fort Wayne Commercial College, 30 E Main.
Fort Wayne Conservatory of Music, N M Ninde sec, 13 E Main.
Fort Wayne Daily News, Page, Taylor &. Co proprs, 19 E Main.
Fort Wayne Despatch and Enterprise, Congdon & Mitchell proprs, 20 E Beny. Fort Wayne Furniture Co, F Fliegn .: manager, 35 Clinton.
Fort Wayne Gas Light Co, James Cherex pres, treas and supt, A C Probasco sec, cor Water and Barr.
Fort Wayne Gazette (daily), 25 W Main. Fort Wayne Journal (weekly), Thomas ] Foster & Co pubs, 22 E Berry.
Fort Wayne, Muncie & Cin. CHRLILACI KA I&, Passenger Depot and General Offices cor Harrison and Ist, W W Worthington Genl Supt, George W. Mullen Cenl Ticket Agt. ( Se adr.)
Fort Wayne National Danh (Capital $350,000), Stephen B Bond Pres, J D Bond Cashr, cor Main and Clinton. Fort Wayne Organ Co, S B Bond Pres, C E Bond Treas, G E Bursley Sec and Genl Mngr, R F Keith Supt, e s Fairfield Ave nr City Limits. (See adt .; Fort Wayne Sentinel (daily 'and weekly). Nelson & Morss proprs, 107 Calhoun.
Fort Wayne & Jackson 2 R, Depot cor ist and Harrison. (See ade.) Foster Andrew, mer tailor. 82 Calhoun,
Foster Bros, dry goods, 13 Court.
Foster Thomas J & Co, proprs Fort Wayne Journal, 22 E Berry.
Fowler George S, shirt mnfr, 21 Court.
Fox George & Son, confectioners, 25 E Main.
Fox James, Coal and Wood, cor Clin- ton and Railroad. (See adv.)
France Harry F, lawyer, 44 Calhoun.
Frank, Marx & Co, dry goods, cor Calhoun and Berry.
Frank Mendel, grocer, 208 Hanna.
Freiburger S & Bro, leather, 24 E Main.
Freistroffer Henry, horseshoer, 41 W Main.
French Charles, builder, 87 E Wayne.
French Hanna & Co, woolen mills, 96 E Water.
Friend Alfred I, clothing, 26 Calhoun.
Fromey Peter J, druggist. 40 Calhoun. Fry Henry W, meat market, 246 Calhoun. Fry Jacob, Tanner, cor W Main and Cherry.
Fyler Clara C Mrs, grocer, 108 Broadway. Gable House, H C Henderson propr, 40 Madison.
Gable Kate, laundry, 131 Calhoun.
Gaetje John, saloon, 179 Calhoun.
Gage J & Bro, broom mnfrs, 324 W Main.
WRIGHT & CO., Carpets and &Raff Laper Successors to Adams, Mansur & Co.,
47 and 49 S. Meridian St., Indianapolis. Largest Stock in the State.
Cobb & Branham
handle the best Blocksmith Coal in the market. Indianapolis, Ind.
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M. BALTES, ------ MANUFACTURER OF -----
-Wholesale and Retail Dealer in -----
Stone, Cement, Plaster, Etc., No. 3 Harrison Street, Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Louisville, Portland, Defiance and Akron Cements. White Lime, Marble Dust, Plastering Hair, Pine Lath, Saginaw Salt, Drain and Sewer Pipe. Fire Brick and Fire Clay, White Sand, Land and Calcined Plaster. >>> Lime always fresh-preserved in Bisbing's patent bin.
$1.25, $1.50 and $2.00 per Day.
TREMONT HOUSE
U. R. SHOOP, Proprietor, 15 and 17 W. Columbia St., Fort Wayne, Ind.
GOOD SAMPLE ROOMS. SUPERIOR TABLE. PLEASANT ROOMS. Special Rates to Advance Agents and persons remaining some time.
ETSZ AND MASTREES FACTORS.
JULIUS KEGELMANN, Manufacturer of and Wholesale Dealer in all kinds of
Hair and Husk Mattresses.
Factory: Cor. Ft. Wayne and Walton Ave., FORT WAYNE, . - IND.
HENRY H. ROBINSON. Prop.
% ) 2 DOLLARS PER DAY.
The Robinson House,
The Most Homellke and Popular Hotel in the City. Ft. Wayne, Ind.
Blank Books Sold AT LOWEST RATES. iSend in Orders to SPRLAGE E. 301 W. Madison Street, Chicago,
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