Indiana State gazetteer and business directory, 1880-81, Volume I pt. 1, Part 45

Author: R.L. Polk & Co. cn
Publication date: 1880
Publisher: Indianapolis, Ind. : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 1180


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EWALD OFER, Indianapolis, Ind.


330 IND INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER IND


COMMERCE.


Summary of receipts and shipments of articles mentioned as follows :


Receipts. | Shipments.


Articles.


1879.


1579.


Flour, bris


1,420. 000


1,511,800


Wheat, bu.


8.602.705


7,715.750


Corn, bu


14, 4 1.1. 779


12. 671,550


Oats. bu


3.201,0.40


2,903, 550


Rye. bu


525,50


Barley, bu ..


02-, 100


595.1 0


Total breadstuif's


29,211.5M


20,000, 750


Bran. tous


19,458


22,858


Auction Houses. 130,503 ·


INDIANA STATE HOUSE.


:


200


Books and Stationery


65S,850


Cotton, bales ....


201,200


253,720


Boots and Shoes.


2,313,450


Cement, bris.


93,749


82,340


Corn meal, bals


71,570


7.1,450


Bread, Crackers, Cakes, etc


315,900


Coal anl coke, Ions


505,925


93.301


Clothing, Men'


1,520,250


Fertilizer, cars


6GG


Coal and Coke, Wood Fuel.


835,875


Hay, tons.


S, 530


8,130


Carpets, Oilcloth, Wall Paper,


170,000


Iron. tons.


01,002


50,250


Carriages and Wagons


250,500


Lard, tierces


13,5:0


61,050


Confectionery


341,050


Lath, Cars


105


80 16


Crockery


358,500


Lumber, M! feet


104,537


83,934


Drugs and Medicines


1,425,200


Merchandise, Cars


74, 169


62, 833


Dry Goods


3,811, 150


Salt, brls


100,940


38,920


Furniture ...


569.200


Shingles, cars.


59,100


90,500


States, cals.


3.801


2, 272


Store, care


973


Grain Dealers ...


13,875.675


Tallow. brls


0,50


17,900


Wool, tens


12, 336


12,472


Groceries and Provisions.


9, 132,505


A. L. WRIGHT & CO.,


Wall Paper and Interior Decorations,


47 & 49 S. Meridian ,At., Indianapolis.


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.


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The aggregate grain receipts (flour duced to wheat) in 1879 were 34,915, bushels against 26, 867, 859 bushels in IS; and the number of hogs packed was 667,8%). FLOUR.


The daily capacity of the city mills de. voted to the manufacture of four amous' to about yoo barrels, or 210, 522 yearly c ... pacity, against 192,000 in 1878, 203,563 . IS77, and 146, 522 barrels in 1876.


Approximate sales made in ISTS of_the following articles : BUSINESS. SAIES.


Agricultural Implements. $608,000


High wines, bris


12, 250


41, 250


Ice, tons


19,294


2,961


etc.


Time, cars


23,170


59,020


Fish, Oysters, Game, etc


175,500


Staich, brls


Flour and Feed


606,250


Provisions, tous


FOS


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Cooperage, cars ...


559


Johnston & Erwin,


ires MURPHY, JOHNSTON & CO. - ERWIN & CO., Peoria, III.


IRY GOODS -


WOOLENS, NOTIONS,


Cor. Meridian & Maryland Sts.,


WM. W. JOHNSTON. DAY'L P. ERWIN. CHAS. O. LOCKARD, Special.


INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


CHARLES MAYER. (ESTABLISHED IS40. )


W.M. HAVEISEN. Charles Mayer & Co .. IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF


OYS


Fancy Gooods, Notions, Bohemian Glassware, Fancy China, Majolica, Draggists' and Stationers' Sundries, Musical Ware, Optical Goods, Cutlery, Roll-Plate Jewelry, Pocket-Books, Fancy Baskets, Smokers' Articles, Walking Canes, Traveling Bags, Bird Cages, Fishing Tackle, Children's Carriages, Boys' Wagons, Fire- works, Flags, Chinese Lanterns.


29 WEST WASHINGTON ST.


INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


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RUSSELL & CO


OFFICE AND FACTORY, MASSILLON, OHIO.


BRANCH OFFICE, 20, 22 & 24 W. MARYLAND ST.,


INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


THE RENOWNED " NEW MASSILLION."


MANUFACTURERS OF THE VERY BEST LINE OF


Machinery,


INCLUDING


Threshing Machines Horse Powers,


PORTABLE AND TRACTION FARM ENGINES,


Pony Sawmills,


Clever Eullers,


ETC., ETC.


SEND FOR CIRCULARS. ADDRESS AS ABOVE.


Cobb & Branham, INDIANAPOLIS, have Gas Coke for sale.


IND AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. IND 331


Hardware ..


1,379,000


Hats and Caps


296,500


Hides, Pelts, etc.


356,040


Iron and Steel.


390.000


Jewelry and Timekeepers


330,830


Liquor Saloons, .


.303:550


Live Stock Dealers, commission


S,052.000


Lumber Dealers.


2,315.000


Lamps, Oils, etc ..


66,100


Leather, Shoe Findings and Belting.


467,000


Baking Powder, coffres, etc ...... 102,500


Bottling Mah Liquors" 107,400


Blacksmithing. 127,200


Millinery


€65.300


Machinery and Castings.


1$3,200


Marble, Slabs, Monuments, etc.


102.500


Meats, Fresh and Cured


1, 016,100


Milk Dairies and Depots


54.050


Music and Musical Instruments


147.000


Brass Founding and Finishing ... 73.500


News Dealers.


46,450


Bread, Crackers, Cakes, etc .. 453:200


MARION COUNTY COURT HOUSE.


Oils, Illuminating and Lubri- cating.


225,000


Building.


830.000


Oils, Linseed and Painters' Ma- teriais ..


309.000


Cigar Manufacturers 195,550


Coffin Manufacturers#


32,000


Pumps.


So.500


Cooperage 637,500


Rags and Junk.


455.300


Clothing, Men's.


$16,700


Sewing Machines.


377,700


Clothing, Women's ..


340,425


Saddles and Harness


137.300


Confectionery


431,700


Tin and Stove Dealers.


535,000


Flouring and Grist Mill Product


1,070, 800


Tobacconists ..


606,545


Furniture Manufactories


793,350


Toys and Notions


S57,475


Fruit and Vegetable, Canned and Preserved"


IOS, 000


Wines, Liquors, etc, Wholesale


731,000


Fertilizers"


27,000


Wool ..


102.000


Files*


S,oco


Unspecified Dealers.


$63.055


Gas Works#


202,000


Glue* . 62,000


Total


$62,996,670


Harness and Saddles


138.500


OLD SCHOOL 200MAS BOUGHT and BECHANGED At Sprague's, G91 W. Madison Street, Chicago, IL.


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MANCIACTURES.


The following is a summary of all the manufacturing enterprises for 1878, in the city, excepting a few of minor importance, and in 1879 and ISSo this loanch lins in- creased greatly, reaching a much higher figure than in IS78 :


BUSINESS. PRODUCT.


Agricultural Implements $100.000


Looking Glass, Picture Frames, etc ..


53.400


Pont and Shoe Manufacturers ... 250.935


Breweries ( Liguer., malt)


395,700


Brick (common) Manufacturers. 32,300 Boxes, Cigar, Packing aud P'a- per ... 105,000


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Brooms and Brushes 40,050


Carriages and Wagons 326,Sco


Paper, Printing and Wrapping .. Produce, Commission ....


170,000


3,100.100


Cotton Factory* 50,000


Trunks, Valises, etc


61,000


A PONTADLE CIOLAY SALZ ETILL,


driven profitably by a Threebing Y. manufactured by CHANDLER & TAYLOR, 3 Indianapolis, Ind. See page d.


332 IND


INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER IND


Hubs, Spoks, Felloes, etc


500,000


Iron, Cast and Wrought.


696,050


Leather and Belting.


42,000


Lightning Rods*


45,000


Looking Glass and Picture


Frames,


108,300


Lumber, Dressed and Manufac- tured*


I,OS9,000


Malt


35,000


Medicines*


97,400


Meats, Fresh and Cured.


11,649,400


Machinery.


1,415,200


Marble Works ..


105.100


Oils, Lard and Linseed*


283,000


Painters, House, Sign and Car- riage


J51,700


Paper


100,000


Plumbing and Gasfitting


90,400


Printing and Binding"


482,400


Pumps


85,600


Photographers*


52,000


Saw Manufacturers


163,000


Starch Works*


360,000


Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron


Ware.


192,150


Trunks, Valises, etc


69,500


Varnish*


95,000


Vinegar *.


28,000


Woolen Goods*


160,000


Zinc and Galvanized Iron Build- ing Fronts, etc **


90,000


Unenumerated Industries.


438, 100


Total $26,586,410 $ Information not entirely satisfactory.


THE BANKING INTEREST.


At the present time the banking capital and surplus is $3,447,292 -- of this sum $3,- 417,292 belongs to the banks of the clear- ing house, which now numbers fourteen members as follows :


Indiana Banking Co.


First National Bank.


Fletcher & Co's Bank.


Fletcher & Sharpe's Bank.


Meridian National Bank.


Indianapolis National Bank.


Harrison's Bank.


Citizen's National Bank.


Ritzinger's Bank.


Bank of Commerce.


Merchant's National Bank.


Indiana National Bank.


Woollen, Webb & Co.


Central Bank.


During 1879 the transactions of the'clear- ing house for the year aggregated $63.847,- 889. The largest daily clearing of the in-


stitution was made in September, 1! amounting to over $340,000.


Indianapolis now has fifteen bant: institutions, with capital, surplus fund a. deposits as follows :


Banks.


Capital.


Surplus.


D-p


Ind. Banking Co ...


$70,000


First Nat Bank ...


009, 000


3200,000


S A. Fletcher & Co.


550,600


Moicher & Sharpe.


:00, (0)


1,2 .


Merid'n Nat. Banki


2-1,000


30,000


Indpla. Nat Bank ..!


200,000


100,000


Harrison's Bank ...


100,000


Citiz's Nat. Bank.


300,400


60,000


Ritzinger's Bank ..


30,000


Bank of Commerce


93,202


Meich's Nat. Bankl


100,000


35". '


Ind. Nat. Bask ....


300, 000


70,000


Wooll'n, Webb& Co.


50. 000


Central Bank:


50.000


121,75


Mansur's Bauh ..


30.000


Total.


$2, 987, 292


$400,000


,99, 950, - .


NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS.


Thirty-two newspapers and periodicals represent the political, religious, commer- cial, scientific, agricultural, social and other interests of Indianapolis. The daily press is represented by the News (Independent), Sentinel (Democrat), Journal (Republican), and Telegraph (German. )


THE INDIANAPOLIS POST OFFICE


for the six months ending June 30, ISSO, shows, among other things, the following. The receipts for the year were :


Stamps sold. $82,427.42


Postal cards sold. 17, 100.37


Stamped envelopes sold. 19,575.50


Newspaper and periodical stamps .. 6,900. 15


Due postage collected .. 742.70


Box rents ... 729.00


Waste paper sold. 180.00


Total receipts


$127,655.14


EXPENDITURES.


General Expenses


$ 33,927 13.


Carriers' Salaries ..


27,890 01.


Total Expense $ 61,817 14. Leaving $65,838.00 net proceeds which makes an exceedingly healthy showing for the office.


GENERAL FEATURES.


There is not in the United States a more beautiful, a more enterprising, or more generally prosperous city of its age and size than Indianapolis. Situated almost imme.


PATENTS.


Caveats, Prints, Labels, Copyrights. All business pertaining to these and like matters, promptly and carefully attended to, by C. BRAD- FORD, Solicitor of Patents, IS Hubbard Block, Indianapolis, Indians.


021, 1


GUL HUBBARD & CO.,


Law Publishers and Booksellers, - INDIANAPOLIS.


IND AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. IND 333


diately in the centre of the state, where the climate is most salubrious and the resources of nature abound in greatest riches, sur- rounded by all of the greatest wealth-pro- . ducing articles of commerce; with rich, inexhaustible coal fields to the south and west, and unculled forests which for the production of valuable timber are un- equalled in America, at almost every point of the compass. Such is the exhibit made to-day by the largest inland city in the United States; by one of the greatest rail- road centers in the world ; and by oue of the principal pork and grain marts in the west. Indianapolis has every advantage, both natural and otherwise, to make it one of the first cities in the west, and with its inany attractions as a residence city, offers unparalleled inducements to manufacturers, trage and commerce. In a city of this magnitude, with its diversity of commercial and professional pursuits, it would be im- possible to give, within the limits to which a sketch of this kind must be confined, a full or even partial description of each of the numberless special lines of business, and the statistics in the foregoing have been confined to the chief business and manufac- turing interests of the city.


Abbett Francis M, physician, 23 Virginia ave.


Abbett L & C H, physicians, 31 Virginia ave.


Abbott Benjamin F, physician, 261 E Washington.


Abel Charles C, saloon, 319 Indiana ave.


Abromet Adolphus, insurance agt, I Etna Building.


Academy of Music, Jacob Crone Propr, 156, 158 and 160 E Washington. (See adv.)


Ackelow Herman, saloon, 183 Mass ave.


Adams Anson T, physician, 71 N East.


Adams Brick Co, J C Adams manager, 53 Virginia ave.


Adams Charles, house mover, 255 S Tenn. Adams Express Co, W'm A Rhodes agt, 16 N Meridian.


Adams George F, walnut lumber, terminus Mass ave.


Adams John W, boots and shoes, 51 W Washington.


Adams Joshua G, judge Marion Circuit Court, court house.


Adams Packing Co, mince meat mnfrs, J C Adams manager, 76 E Maryland.


Adams & Co, Produce Commission Merchants, 52 S Penn.


Adams Samuel F, physician, 71 N East.


Adelphi Theatre, J C Clawson propr, 88 S Illinois.


Adkinson Win P, lawyer, 75 E Washington. Adler Julius, clothing, 239 W Washington. Agnew Andrew J, hides, pelts and furs, 16 WV Pearl.


Ahlders Ahlrich, grocer, 428 S Meridian.


Albert J W & Son, carriage trimmers, 256 Mass ave.


Albertsmeyer Charles H, grocer, 203 Pros- pect.


Albrecht J K F Manrice, dentist, 54 Fletch- er & Sharpe's Block.


Aldag Charles, boots and shoes, 175 E Washington.


Aldridge Joseph A, produce, 123 Indiana ave.


Alerding Herman Rev, pastor St. Joseph's Catholic Church.


Alexander George W, real estate, 36 E Market.


Alexander & Kahn; live stock, Union Stock Yards.


Alfrey Henry, stave and heading mnfr, cor Belt R R and Japan.


Allen Henry C, lawyer, room 10 Boston Block, 34 N Delaware.


Allen, Johnson & Peck, Proprs Mational Surgical Institute, n e cor Illi- nois and Georgia.


Allen W H & Co, druggists, s w cor Penn- sylvania and Market.


Allen & Thompson, physicians, 89 E Mar- ket.


Allen & Weller, saloon, 186 Blake.


Allerdice Joseph (Agt), Dealer in Hides, Pelts, Furs, Tallow, etc, 196 S Meridian.


Alley Peter K, pressed hay, 26 N Pinc. Allgire, Cowan & Co, mnfrs butter dishes, 329 Mass ave.


Allgire & Johnson, grocers, 529 N Illinois. Allman Win, physician, 471 S East.


Alloways James M, shoemaker, 10 E Wash- ington.


Althouse Isaac, mill pick and edge tool mnfr, 191 S Meridian.


Altman Herman, grocer and saloon, 620 S Meridian.


American Bag- Holder Co, Wm H Dungan Manager, 79 W Washington. American Express Co, E W Sloane Supt, 3 W Washington and 14 S Meridian.


American Insurance Co, of Chicago, III, Laac Waring State Agent, 7712 E Market.


CHICAGO ZINC WORKS


Wo desire All Architects and Cornice firmas to


Address J. W. ATKINSON, 313-321 So. Clinton Sf., Chicago, III.


Home Life Ins. Co


Wasremoved all restrictions pan vesidones and travel policies. World wide limit Co. fr W to work. E. H. KELLOCO, Sup't, Chicago, ! I.


331 IND INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER IND


American Lithograph and Building Stone Mining Co, Charles Lamotte Pres, Win M Ragland Sec, Theo Dietz Treas, 50 N Noble. (Ste adv.)


American Protestant Association, C H Rose- brock worthy grand sec, 12 and 15 Thorpe Plock.


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American Union Telegraph Co, F W Sabold manager, 31 S Meridian and 14 Chamber of Commerce.


Ames Almon S, insurance agent, 49 Vance Block.


Amos Thomas D & Son, grocers, 302 E North.


Anderson George P, sec Crown Hill Ceme- tery, 10 Fletcher & Sharpe's Block.


Anderson Hardware Co (J H Vajen sr, James T Anderson and J HI Vajen jr), wh hardware, 128 and 130 S Meridian. (See adv.)


Anderson John , baker and confectioner, 267 N Noble.


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Anderson Vin C, Abstracts. of Title, 86 E Market. (Sic odb.)


Andrews Frank, Book and Job Printer, 45 Kentucky ave.


Ankenbrock Henry, grocer, 355 S Delaware. Annan Charles, wh millinery, 116 S Meri- dian.


Antoni Maurice, fruits, s e cor Meridian and Washington.


Appleton D & Co, Hiram Hadley Agt, School Books, 16 Bates Block.


Arbuckle Mathew, real estate, 58 E Market. Arbuckle Mathew F, confectioner, n w cor Market and Pennsylvania.


Archideacon Win & Co, Pickles, Vinegar and Canned Goods, 276 W Washington. ( Sic ca'r.)


Archibald Bernard, grocer, cor 7th and Michigan road.


Arens Frank J, saloon, 100 S Noble.


Armitage Anna Mrs, dressmaker, 306 W Washington.


Armstrong Henry, saloon, 77 S West.


Armstrong Win &, General Agent "Walker Boot, " 145 S Meridian.


Arnholter Frederick W, harnessmaker, 225 E Washington.


Arnholter Henry, harnessmaker, 578 Vir- ginia ave.


Arnold John, livery, 175 E Michigan.


Arnold Wm, painter, 205 E Washington. Artis Win H, barber, 247 W South.


Ashmead John S, grocer, 274 E Washing- ton.


Asmus Frederick, carpet weaver, 504 N West.


Astley Samuel C, druggist, 49 S Illinois. Atkins E C & Co, Propus She.


Saw Works, Saw Manufacturers and I .... pairers, 210 to 216 S Illinois. (Se fra) · cover.)


Atkinson David G, shoemaker, 265 E Wa :.. ington.


Atkinson Edwin L, grocer, cor Fletch .. ave and Dillon.


Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co, T M New. comb manager, 58 W Washington.


Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Co. Gen ... Farnsworth manager, 16 S Meridian an 1 3 Chamber of Commerce.


Atlas Engine Works, S A Fletcher jr, pres, A Van Siclen vice pres, H H Hanna treas, engine builders, cor gth and Martindale ave.


Aughinbaugh Edward L, druggist, 63 N Penn.


Aughinbaugh George C, druggist, 150 Vi .. ginia ave.


Aughinbaugh William M, flavoring extract infr, 150 Virginia ave.


Austerlitz Wm, restaurant, 39 S Illinois.


Austin & Thurston, grocers, 101 Indiana ave.


Axtell John W, photographer, 3272 E Washington.


Ayers & Brown, lawyers, 7 Fletcher & Sharpe's Block.


Ayres I. S & Co, Dry Goods, Notions, Millinery and Dressmaking, 33 10 37 W Washington. (See out.)


Barch Sigmurd, saloon, 195 E Washington. Baas Jacob, saloon, 233 S Delaware.


Baber A & Co, live stock commission, Union Stock Yards.


Baccigalupo Louis, fruits, 149 S Ilinois. Bach John, restaurant, 32 W Louisiana.


Bachman Fred M, grocer, 49 N Illinois.


Backus Wm & Co, grocers, 299 W Mary- land,


Bacon Edgar H, physician, 2512 W Wash- ington.


Bagby Edwin R, gents' furnishing goods, 30 Indiana ave.


Bagby & Co, pubrs Indianapolis Leader, 12 Millers Block.


Baggerly Charles W, cigar mnfr, II Mass ave.


Baggs Frederick, collector of U S internal revenue, Postoffice Bidg.


Bagley Edward G, Wh Grocer, 30 S Meridian.


Bagnell Robert L, shoemaker, 3 Cherry.


Bailey George W, second-hand goods, 197 W Washington.


Bailey Michael, shoemaker, 11 12 S Meridian.


BINGHAST, WALL


12 Eayt Webinnion Sirveis INNDILV.APOLIS, INIM 5 Sterling Silver Goods


for Wedding Presents.


WM. M. BELL!


Rents Houses and Farms, No. 307 Upper Third St., Evansville, Ind.


IND AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. IND 335


L. S. AYRES & CO ..


DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC>


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Dry Goods -


AND


Notions,


MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING SPECIALTIES,


CQ33, 35 AND 373D West Washington Cercet, INDIANAPOLIS.


CHAS. F. CLARK, Pres. [ESTABLISHED 1849.]


EDW. F. RANDOLFH, Treas.


BRADSTREET'S


Executive Offices, 279, 281 and 283 Broadway, New York.


Offices in all the Principal Cities of the United States and Canada; in London, Eng; also a Continental and Australian Correspondence.


INDIANAPOLIS OFFICE:


MERIDIAN STREET, NEAR WASHINGTON,


HENRY EITEL, Superintendent.


CHAS. D. COLSON.


FOUNDRY SUPPLIES IOS and 110 Franklin Strech, CHICAGO. LACASA-the best in U. S .- for every description of Castings, (Steel Ingots a Specialty. ) Shovels. Riddlas, Bellows, Brushes, etc., of extra quality, for Foundry use, a Specially. Blackhead Crucibles.


A PORTADLE TOOLAY SAW MILL,


driven profitably by & Thrashing In . manufactured by CHANDLER & TAYLOR, y Indianapolis, Ind. See page 3.


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INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER IND


Bailie Hamilton, coal dealer, 148 S West. Baine Collins E, photographer, 128 Indiana ave.


Baird John W, lawyer, 7 Blackford Block. Baird Wim, Cooper and Tight Barrel Stave Mofr, se cor Pearl and Helen and 40 Vinton.


Bakemeyer Henry, grocer, 479 Virginia ave. Bakemeyer Henry C, grocer, 651 N Illinois. Baker Abraham H, grocer, 199 Virginia ave. Baker Bertha Mrs, milliner, 216 E Wash. Baker Dros, Proprs Baker House, National Road nr Insane Hospital.


Baker Edgar J, grocer, 219 Mass ave.


Baker, Hord & Hendricks, Lawyers, 2316 S Peun.


Baker Ilugh W, grocer, 357 Indiana ave.


Baker Isaac, druggist, I Bates.


Baker Santiago W, notions, 144 Blake.


Baker's W DE Son8, Distillers of


High Wines, Bourbon Whisky, Alcohol and Cologne Spirits, National Road, 21/2 Miles West. (See adt.)


Baker & Long, livery, rear 190 E Market. Baker & Randolph, printers, 63 and 65 WV Maryland.


Baldus & Robertson, saloon, 187 S Illinois. Baldwin D M & Co, O W Williams


Mangr, Pianos and Organs, 64 and 66 N Pennsylvania.


Ball Addison W, carriage body mnfr, 248 S Meridian.


Ball Anton, baker and confectioner, 178 S Illinois.


Ball James M, dentist, 37 W Market.


Ball Matilda Mrs, notions, 168 Indiana ave. Ballard George, restaurant, 34 Indiana ave. Ballard Gianville M, western lands, 28 E Market.


Ballard Mattie Miss, dressmaker, 30 W Maryland.


Ballard Wm, physician, 72 Virginia ave.


Ballard Win II, Creamery, 78 N Delaware.


Ballenger Charles, lawyer, 6 Blackford Block. Ballmann Herman, tailor, 46 Virginia ave. Ballmann & Seyfort, painters, 48 Virginia ave.


Bals & Paetz, umbrellas, 27 N Penn.


Balz Fred, meat market, 300 N West.


Balz Peter, meat market, 773 N Illinois.


Bamberger Herman, hats and caps, 16 E Washington.


Bank of Commerce, capital $186,000, John H Stewart pres, John W Ray cash, cor Virginia ave and Penn.


Bannister & Dooley, Pubs Indi- anapolis Saturday Herald, 30 E Market. (Se ad'r'.)


Bannwarth Benedict, shoemaker, 36 Mi .. ave.


Banse Wm, wagonmaker, w s Dillon n Pro ;. pect.


Barber Manuel, meat market, 247 Davidson. Barbour Oliver P, physician, s w cor Illi- nois and Ohio.


Barnard & Sayles, insurance, 75 and 77 1. Market.


Barnes Albert A, commission, 69 W Wash. ington.


Barnes Henry F, physician, 8 Masoni .. Temple.


Barnes Laura A Miss, milliner, 405 F. Washington.


Barnes, McMurtry & Co, pork packers, foot Kentucky ave.


Barnett Marion C, cigars and tobacco, East Market House.


Barnhizer & Johnston, live stock commis. sion, Union Stock Yards.


Barnum William W, woodyard, 184 E Mar- ket.


Barrett Haiman, second-hand goods, 272 E Washington.


Barrett Michael, confectioner, cor Penn and Market.


Barry John, merchant tailor, 31 Virginia ave.


Barry WIM E, Propr Hoosier Saw


Works, 132 and 134 S Penn. (See adv off saw mnfrs.)


Barth & Preston, news depot, cigars and tobacco, IO W Louisiana.


Barthel Albert, meat market, 754 E Wash- ington.


Barthel & Bro, meat market, 409 E Wash- ington.


Barthels Joseph, druggist, s w cor Dela- ware and McCarty.


Bartholomew John W, second-hand goods, 180 W Pearl.


Bartholomew Silas T, second-hand goods, 177 W Washington.


Bartholomew William, second-hand goods, ISO W Pearl.


Bartlett Sarah Miss, dressmaker, 108 Mass ave,


Bartlow John W, cigars and tobacco, 71 Mass ave.


Bartolles William, grocer, 323 S Delaware. Base Ernset, saloon, 172 S Illinois.


Bassett Edward E, lawyer, 17 Baldwin's Block.


Bates House, n w cor Illinois and Wash- ington.


Bates & Co, flour and feed, cor Ft Wayne ave and New Jersey. Baty Andrew R, carpenter, 30 Mass ave.


JOHN RAUCH,


Manufacturer of the 02 West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


Capital City Cigar


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F. A. COFFIN, Sec'y and Treas.


JNO. ROBERTS, Pres't.


INDIANAPOLIS


CABINET CO. --- MANUFACTURERS OF --


CABINET WORK


Office and Factory, Head of Malott Avenue,


INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


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We are prepared to furnish Veneers of all kinds, both cut and sawed, and in any quantity.


We are also prepared to cut to order any kind of Burls, Swirls, Flitches, Etc.


Plain Veneers of any size desired sawed or cut, and we will guarantee our work to be equal to that of any establish- ment in the country.


LAID UP WORK DONE TO ORDER.


Our facilities for doing Cabinet Work of any description are not surpassed by any establishment in the West.


Estimates furnished and contracts taken for making any de- scription of Sewing Machine or other Cabinet Work.


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iron Pencos, Railing, Cresting, &c.,


EWALD OVER, Indianapolis, In


338 IND INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER IND


Bauer Adam, mnfr children's carriages, 120 . E New York.


Bauer Conrad, meat market, 148 N Tennes- see.


Baumhard Conrad, house mover, 23 Indi- ana ave,


Baun John D, baker and confectioner, 338 E Washington.


Baxter & Davis, grocers, 250 W Washing- ton.


Baylor Walker K, confectionery, 606 Vir- ginia ave,


Beach & Bibb, saloon, 65 N Illinois.


Beard Ebenezer, sec and treas Indianapolis Fire Ins Association, 15 Bates Block.


Beardsley & Moore, insurance, 6 Talbott Block.


Beck Christian, gunsmith, 98 Ft Wayne ave.


Beck Conrad, baker, 222 W Washington.


Beck Frederick, meat market, 402 S Me- ridian.


Beck George C, live stock commission, Union Stock Yards.


Beck Henry, grocer, 274 Olive.


Beek Samuel, quartermaster general of the state of Indiana, 54 S Meridian.


Beck Samuel & Son, fire arms, 54 S Merid- ian.


Beck & Buchanan, lawyers, 2432 E Wash- ington.


Becker Charles T, barber, 26 Kentucky ave. Becker Jacob, merchant tailor, 99 E Wash- ington.


Becker Joseph, restaurant and confectioner, 20 W Washington.


Becker & O'Reilly, horse shoers, 301 W Washington.


Bedford Collins T, physician, 290 Mass ave. Beeks Oscar A, dentist, 3512 E Market.


Beerbower Eleazer, upholsterer, 261 Mass ave.


Behr Charles & Co, boots and shoes, 169 E Washington.


Behrendt Albert, Cigars, Tobacco and News Depot, also Importer of Ger-


man Government Bonds, 122 S Illinois. Belck Henry, grocer, 581 Madison ave.


Belck Sophia Mrs, dressmaker, 579 Madi- son ave.


Bell Guido, physician, 98 N East.


Bell Miletus, druggist, 267 Mass ave.


Bell Wm A, pub Indiana School Journal, 12 Journal Bidg.


Belles John J, grocer, cor High and Coburn.


Beltz Frank P & Co, carriage mnfr, 79 W Market.


Bender Tobias, saloon, 191 E Washington. Bennett Fanny Miss, milliner, 236 Indiana ave.


Bennett I Wesley, Artist, 3 I ... win's Block. (Sce adv.)


Bennett, Moore & Co, grain elevator, 9; - Delaware.


Bennett P S, physician, 43 Virginia ave. Benson David S, second-hand goods, 63 : Washington.


Benson John A, liquors, 263 W Washingt ..... Bentz Joseph, baker, 150 N East.


Bergman Christian F, tailor, 317 Virgi :. : ave.


Bergmann Francis, grocer and saloon, se cor West and Morris.


Bergmeyer Ferdinand Rev, pastor Cherc. of the Sacred Heart, cor Union and Pal. mer.


Berman Henry, carpenter, 360 S New Jer. sey.


Bernd, Bohinic & Co, carriage and wagon- makers, 60 W Morris.


Bernhammer Wit IF A, Lawyer, 12 and 15 Thorpe Block.


Bernhart John, saloon, 102 S Illinois.


Berratta Michael, fruits, s w cor Penn and Market.


Berryman Wm H, grocer, 456 Indiana ave. Berryman & Ileitkam, clothing, 13 W Wash- ington.




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