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Bertelsmann Wm, cigars and tobacco, 264 Mass ave.
Berterman Bros, Florists, 74 E Washington and Green House n w cor Liberty and New York. (See adv.)
BesSONICS August Very Rev, Vicar General Diocese of Vincennes, 76 WV Georgia.
Boyersdorfer George, saloon, 67 N Illinois. Beyschlag Charles, druggist, 18 N Illinois. Bibb Wm A, barber, 18 S Meridian.
Bidwell Eugene Z, confectioner, 43 Mass ave.
Biebinger Jacob, grocer, 200 Virginia ave. Bigelow James K, physician, 47 N Illinois, Bigger Robert H, physician, 425 Virginia ave.
Biggers James A, grocer, 467 N California. Billing Andrew W, cigars and tobacco, 73 N Illinois,
Billingsley J J'W & Son, Pubs Drainage and Farm Journal, I and 2 Talbott Block. (Sve adv.)
Bindemann Albert F, saloon, 96 Virginia ave.
Bingham Joseph J, Sec Board of School Commissioners, Library Building. Bingham, Walk & Mayhew, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Diamonds, Silver and Plated Ware, 12 E Washing- ton. (See bottom lines.)
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WALL PAPER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
A. L. WRIGHT' & CO., Successors to Adams, Mansur & Co., 47 and 49 S. Meridian Street, Indianapolis.
Bingham, Walk & Mayhew,
12 EAST WASHINGTON STREET,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
THE LEADING
IN THE STATE,
Keep Constantly on Hand a Full Stock of
AMERICAN. S .FOREIGN . WATCHES >DIAMONDS<
JEWELRY,
Solid Silver AND
PLATED
WARE,
Clocks, Canes,
ETC.
OUR STOCK OF
American Table Ware
IS UNSURPASSED IN QUAL- ITY AND FINISH.
When you want anything in our line, write to us for prices, and
Save from 15 to 25 per Cent.
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A PORTABLE KOLAY SAW MILL,
driven profitably by a Theching The manufactured by CHANDLER & TAYLOR, . 3 Indianapolis, Ind: Ser pag . 3.
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Bingham & Lee, printers, 63 Indiana ave. Birchall Frederick, news depot, 119 S Ill- inois.
Bird Frank, omnibus line, 11 N Illinois. Birk & Miller, grease renderers, 359 W Washington.
Bishop Henry J, jeweler, 117 Mass ave. Bishop Louis, cistern and well digger, 393 N New Jersey.
Bishop Manuel E, cigars and tobacco, 262 W Washington.
Bistline George W, physician, 125% S Ill- inois.
Bittner Adam, baker, 524 S Last.
Black Charles KI, Carriage Mufr, 44 E Maryland, (See a.v.)
Black James B, lawyer, 35/2 E Washington. Blackmore I) & Co, commission, 22 Cham- ber of Commerce.
Blake John W Col, Lawyer and Notary Public, 31 and 32 Baldwin's Block.
Blakemore Harvey, barber, 207 Virginia ave. Blatz Katrina Mrs, grocer, 440 S Illinois.
Bliss Eleazar, cabinet maker, 3446 N New Jersey.
Bloomer Isaac L, lawyer, 2412 E Wash- ington.
Blu Uriah L, dentist, 9012 S Illinois.
Blue Line, C R Watson agt, II Virginia ave.
Bly Oliver H P, grocer, 34 N New Jersey. Board of School Commis= stoners, Wm A Bell Pres, Joseph J Bingham Sec, office Library Building.
Board of State House Commissioners, John Love, T A Morris Indianapolis, I D G Nelson Fort Wayne and W B Seward Bloomington Commissioners, John M Godown sec, State Building.
Boaz Oliver T, lawyer, I Vinton Block.
Boaz Wm, grocer, 324 S Penn.
Boecher Henry, meat market, 549 N West. Boeling Ferdinand, baker and confectioner, 230 W McCarty.
Boettcher Frederick, meat market, 147 E Washington.
Bogert James, trunks, 52 W Washington.
Bohlen Diedrich A, architect, 95 E Wash- ington.
Bolser Kate Miss, milliner, 238 Indiana ave. Bome Levi, livery, rear 300 S Illinois.
Bond Bros, Hides, Pelts, Wool, etc, 202 and 204 S Meridian.
Bonnet Jacob saloon, 30 Malott ave.
Borgardeng Frank H, shoemaker, 122 W 4th.
Borner Oscar, Propr Indianapolis Transfer Co, 28 S Meridian.
Borst Fred, meat market, 616 S Meridian. Bos Jacob, saloon, 37 N Alabama.
Bossert John, baker, 412 S Meridian.
Boswell H C & G G F, cigars and tobacc ... 60 N Illinois.
Bott Gottlieb, baker, 377 S Delaware.
Bouvy & Son, tinners, 308 Virginia ave.
Bowe James C, painter, 15 Vance Block. Bowen Oliver T, painter, 764 N Mississippi. NOWON, Stewart & Co. V.Lol ... sale and Retail Booksellers, Stationen and Paper Dealers, 18 W Washington. (See front cover.)
Bowman Fannie A . Mrs, propr Marion House, 69 W Market.
Bowman Henry M, photographer, 133 W Washington.
Boyce John W, wood dealer, 240 W Pearl. Boyden Ransom D, druggist, 507 W Was !:- ington.
Boyer Win C, cigars and tobacco, 135 Mass avc.
Boyles Michael W, real estate, 7772 E Mar. ket.
Bozell James H, physician, 307 Indiana ave. Bradbury Daniel M, lawyer, 12 Talbott & New's Block.
Braden Robert B, crockery, 64 Mass ave. Bradford C, Solicitor of American and Foreign Patents, 18 Hubbard Block :. ( See bottom lines.)
Bradley Giles S, real estate, 48 N Delaware. Brado Joseph, grocer, 7 Shelby.
Bradshaw James M, capitalist, 37% W Washington.
Bradshaw & Co, broom mnfrs, 78 S Penu- sylvania.
Bradstreet Company The, Im- proved Mercantile Agency, Henry Eitel Supt, 14 Hubbard Block. (See adv.) Brady James H, saloon, 291 W Maryland. Brahm Otto, barber, 268 W Washington. Bramwell John M, grand recorder Grand
Commandery K T, office Masonic Temple. Brandt & Harms, barbers, 19 N Meridian and 79 N Pennsylvania.
Branin John, shoemaker, 36 Circle.
Braun Albert, grocer, 387 S Delaware.
Brehm Phillip, saloon, 66 Virginia ave.
Breedlove Thomas J, real estate agt, 11516 E Washington.
Bremer Richard, saloon, cor Dillon and Virginia ave.
Bremer Wm, saloon, 18 S New Jersey.
Bremerman Frederick, carriages and wag- ons, 86 and SS E New York. Brennan Edward J, physician, 46 S Ten- nessee.
Bretz Adam, grocer, 42 W Louisiana.
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C. BRADFORD, Solicitor of Patents, 18 Hubbard Block, Indianapolis, Ind. Call or write for Information.
J. H. KERRICE ..
LINDLEY VINTON.
J. H. KERRICK & CO.,
LATEST IMPROVED
IRON and WOOD-WORKING
MACHINERY
AND SUPPLIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
254 First Avenue, South, Cor. Maryland and Delaware Sts., MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Engines, Boilers, Stoom Pumps, Says, Etc., Etc.
Rubber Belting, Rubber Hose, Etc. Tanite Emery Wheels, Leather and
COMPLETE OUTFITS FOR-
Iron and Wood-Working Establishments. Send for Circular of our
Improved Jot Pump-The Wonder of the Age.
We have the LARGEST MACHINERY DEPOTS in the West, and will not be undersold. Got our prices before purchasing.
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Home Life Ins. Co.
WEns perfected plans for a large busines in Indiana during 1551. for Agencies apply to E. H. KELLOCO, Sup't, Chicago, Il.
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Bridgins & Son, bakers, 18I Indiana ave. Brill John jr, confectionery, 127 E Wash- ington.
Brill John C, dyer, 40 Mass avc.
Brill & Hauger, millinery goods, 131 E Washington.
Brink Christian, cigars and tobacco, 48 E Washington.
Brinker & Habeney, Cigar Box Mnfrs, and Dealers in Labels, Ribbons, Nails etc, 105 and 107 S New Jersey. (See adv.)
Briukmnever J C, Propr Pioneer Brass Works, 166 and 168 S Penn. Sce adv.)
Bristor Win A, boots and shoes, 56 S Me- ridian.
Bristow Joseph Mrs, milliner, 24 S Illinois. Bristow Thomas, grocer, 422 S Meridian.
Britton John G, cigars and tobacco, 230 W Michigan.
Brock Thomas, livery, 440 E Washington. Brock & Pfaff, pressed hay, 22 N Pine.
Broich Charles, druggist, cor Morris and Meridian.
Brooker Thomas, grocer, 251 W Sixth.
Bross Susannah Mrs, bakery and confection- ery, 311 Mass avc.
Brossel Hubert, shoemaker, 92 E Market.
Brothers of the Sacred Heart, in charge of St Joseph's Institute, cor Coburn and Short.
Brouse Charles W, real estate, I Thorpe Block.
Browder Cornelius D, lawyer, 3572 E Wash- ington.
Brown Albert, photographer, 70 S Illinois. Brown Austin H, lawyer, 37 W Washing- ton.
Brown Charles, photographer, 121 W Wash- ington.
Brown Cyrus W, tobacco broker, 89 S Me- ridian.
Brown Elwood E, agent Domestic Sewing Machine Co, 9 Mass ave.
Brown Fred A, druggist, 323-327 E Wash. Brown Henry J, physician, 73 Vance Blk. Brown Mouse, T B Brown Propr, 73 N Alabama.
Brown I & L M, abstracts of titles, 68 E Market.
Brown John, shoemaker, 84 Dougherty.
Brown John HI F, tinner, 384 N Alabama, Brown Joseph H, tinner, 15 Shelby.
Brown J D C, grocer, 318 Indiana ave.
Brown Lizzie C Mrs, dressmaker, 320 E Washington.
Brown Mahlon S, cigars and tobacco, 85 Virginia ave.
Brown Ryland T, physician, 3 Central ave. Brown Thomas B, propr Brown House, 73 N Alabama.
Brown Walter S, druggist, 90 Fort Wayne ave.
Brown Wm A, lawyer, 2012 N Delawar .. Brown Wm JI, architect, 37 W Washington. Brown Zachariah A, butter and eggs, 460 S Meridian.
Brown & Boyd, commission and proprs Western Elevator, 13 and 15 Chamber of Commerce.
Browning Charles O, commission, 23 W Maryland.
Browning & Sloan, druggists, 7 and 9 E Washington.
Bruce James P, bakery and confectionery, 598 Virginia ave.
Bruce Sarah Miss, dressmaker, 38 E Ohio. Brundage Edward C, livery, 223 E Wash- ington.
Bruner Orlando, livery, 46 and 48 Oak.
Brunner John, grocer, 684 N Mississippi.
Brunswick (The), E R Egnew, Propr, w's Circle, bet Market and Me- ridian.
Brush John C, lawyer, I Odd Fellows Hall. Bryan Felix A, druggist, 100 Mass ave.
Bryan James W, druggist, 50 W Louisiana. Bryan Thomas N, physician, 346 E South. Bryce Peter F, steam bread and cracker bakery and brush mnfr, 14 and 16 E South. Buchanan James, lawyer, I Thorpe Block. Buchanan James NE, Plow and Wagon Mnfr, 25, 27 and 29 S East. (See adv.)
Buchanan John A, carpenter, 344 Union.
Buckner Alexander, barber, 204 W Wash- ington.
Budd J R & Co, commision, 25 W Pearl.
Buddenbaum Bros, grocers, cor Noble and Fletcher ave.
Buehler John, saloon, 367 S Delaware.
Buehrig William, saloon, 49 E South.
Buell Salmon A, Lawyer, 52 Vance Block.
Bugbee Jra B, lumber, e s Alvord bet Home and Lincoln aves.
Builders and Manufacturers Association, Charlton Eden Pres, James Hasson Sec and Treas, Planing Mill, Lumber, Sash, Door and Blind Mnfrs, 225 to 249 N Delaware. (See ad'v.) Bunger M E & Co, stump puller mnfrs, 25 WV Georgia.
Bunte & Carroll, Wh Wines and Liquors, SS W Washington.
Bunting George W, architect, 3712 W Washington.
BINGHAM, WALK & MATHEW, 12 Hast Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, AND.
Fine Watch Repairing.
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Strictly First-Class in all its Appointments.
Located in the Central part of the City.
A PORTABLE MOULAY SAW UTILL,
driven profitably by & Threshing En to, minnufactured by CHANDLER & TAYLOR, 6! Zag Indianapolis, Tud. See page 3.
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Burdsal Alfred, Wh Dealer in
Paints, Oils and Glass and Mnfr of White Lead, 34 S Meridian.
Burford Thomas B, physician, 126 N Me- ridian.
Burford Win IE, Lithographer, Blank Book Mnfr, Printer, Stationer and En- graver, 21 W Washington. (See odv.)
Burgan John C, carriage and wagonma- kers, 102 and 104. Kentucky ave.
Burgess Caleb C, dentist, 3 Yohns Block. Burk Jacob J, meat market, 433 E Georgia. Burke John J, notions, 185 Indiana ave.
Burley Conrad, constable, 9472 E Washing- ton.
Burnett Eleazer, painter, 30 Mass ave.
Burns Archimedes J, jeweler, 554 S Me- ridian.
Burns Patrick, saloon, 254 Blake.
Burns Thomas, saloon, 52 S Illinois.
Burns & Conwell, saloon, 100 S Illinois.
Burns & Denny, lawyers, 35 Vance Block. Burton Albert J, Restaurant, 17 N Pennsylvania.
Burton Daniel, Cooper, Dealer in Staves, Headings and Coopers' Material, w end New York.
Burton John C, office, 2 Cleaveland Block. Buscher W & E F, cigar mnfrs, 78 Mass ave. Buschmann Wm & Co, grocers, 200 Ft Wayne ave.
Bush Charles H, grocer, 152 W Washington. Bushong George L, flour and feed, 57 In- diana ave.
Buskirk & Bartholomew, lawyers, 14 N Pennsylvania.
Bussey John, saloon, 22 W Louisiana and 17 McNabb.
Butler Noble C, clerk U S District and Cir- cuit Courts, Postoffice Building.
Butler University, Otis A Burgess Pres, Irvington, Ind. (See ada. )
Butterfield C S & Co, job printers, 36 W Washington.
Butterfield House, 35 W Georgia.
Butterfield S A, physician, 366 N East.
Butterfield W Webster, physician, 413 N East.
Byfield & Howland, lawyers, 5 Hubbard Block.
Byram, Cornelius & Co, wh dry goods, 101 S Meridian.
Cabalzar Joseph, grocer, 112 S Illinois.
Cabinet Makers' Union, Henry Bauer Pres, Gustave G Stark Sec, Furni- ture Mnfrs, 426 to 450 E Market. (See adr.)
Cadwallader John, photographer, 2 W Washington.
Caffee John H, livery, 73 E Wabash,
Calder John D, saloon, 64 W Market.
Caldwell Andrew, dairy, Brookside ave, near Keystone ave.
Caldwell James, meat market, 197 Virginia ave.
Cale Howard, lawyer, 70 E Market.
California Mouse, C V Dantzer Propr, 184 to IS8 S Illinois.
Callahan John P, general store, 120 Hoyt ave.
Cameron John J, physician, 1572 E Wash- ington.
Cameron Joseph 1, Music and Musical Instruments, 22 N Penn. (Sec adv.)
Campbell James S. grocer, 86 Christian avc. Campbell John W, passenger agt C C C & I Ry, 44 W Louisiana.
Campbell Levi'S, physician, 17 Indiana ave. Campbell M, druggist, 149 W Washington. Campbell & Tobin, lawyers, 1272 N Dela- ware.
Camplin & Reisner, boots and shoes, 25 W Washington.
Canada Southern Line, R C J Pendleton agt, 2 Chamber of Commerce.
Canary & Medkirk, lawyers, 8 N Penn.
Capital City Planing Mill Ce, Charles J Many Press, Matthew Roth Sec, Planing Mill, Sash, Door and Blind Mnfrs, 317 to 327 Mass ave.
Capital City Show Case Works, Wiegel & Ruehl Proprs, 138 S Meridian. (See adr.)
Capital Elevator Co, J A Closser pres, E C Howlett sec and treas, 2 Chamber of Com- merce.
Capital House, A R & N J Hyde Proprs, 193 W Washington.
Capito George H, furniture, 176 W Wash- ington.
Carey Esther L Mrs, grocer, 25 S Alabama. Carey G W Mrs, dressmaker, cor Illinois and Kentucky ave.
Carey Jason S, mnfr staves and boxes, n w cor Georgia and West.
Carey & Cook, livery, 79 E Wabash.
Carlon & Hollenbeck, Printers, Binders and Blank Book Mnfrs, s e cor Circle and Meridian. (See adv.)
Carmichael Jesse D, insurance, s e cor Mar- ket and Circle.
Carney James R, restaurant, 87 S Illinois. Carpenter Benjamin O, marble works, 12 W Ohio.
Carr Hannah Mrs, grocer, 296 S Missouri. Carraro John, saloon, 77 S Illinois.
Carrington George S, tinware, 61 Mass ave.
Capital City Cigar.
JOHN RAUCH, Manufacturer, 82 West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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SOUTH MERIDIAN STREET,
Fadianapolis, Lad.
MINNESOTA CHIEF SEPARATOR.
MINNESOTA CHICO
PSTILLWATER
MINN.
BELTED SIDE.
There are only four Driving Belts on the Separator; Viz:
One main belt, running from the Cylinder and driving the Fan : one small belt driving the only Beater in the machine ; one belt driving the Grain Rake and one belt driving the Straw Carrier. It is neither a Vibrator nor an Apron Machine, but far surpasses either in all the essential requisites of a Perfect Thresher. It is casy of management, light running, capable of very rapid threshing, as the Separating Table and Sieves will take care of all that can be passed the Cylinder. In separating and cleaning it ex- cels all others. It threshes everything a farmer has to thresh- Wheat. Rye. Onts, Barley. Flax, Timothy, Millet, Clover and Peas. It handles Ilos and Timothy nearly as rapidly as grain, requiring no change of parts, except sieves, and cleans them fit for mn irket with its Clover Attachment it threshes Clover fully equal to any Huller. It is by far the most popular Separator in the market, outselling all others where- ever known. It invariably secures the most and best jobs of threshing .
SEYMOUR, SABIN & CO., Manufacturers, A. C. MAMIELTON, State Agent STILLWATER, MINNESOTA. for Indiana, Kentucky and Tennessee,
Office, No. 3 Masonic Temple, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
But cr Universit
IRVINGTON, IND. SE
OFFICERS OF THE BOARD :
CHANCELLOR-OVID BUTLER, LL. D., Indianapolis. PRESIDENT-B. M. BLOUNT, A. M., Irvington. SECRETARY-CHAUNCY BUTLER, A. M., Irvington. TREASURER-JOJIN M. JUDAH, Indianapolis.
THE FACULTY
OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LITERATURE, SCIENCE AND THE ARTS;
OTIS A. BURGESS, LL. D., PRESIDENT, And Professor of Biblical Literature and Christian Evidences. ALLEN R. BENTON, LL. D., Professor of Mental and Moral Science, Anderson Professor of Greck, and Dean of the College of Literature.
WM. M. THRASHER, A. M. Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy, CATHARINE MERRILL, A. M., Demia Buller Professor of English Language and Literature. SCOT BUTLER, A. M., Professor of Latin Language and Literature. OLIVER P. HAY, A. M., Professor of Natural History and Chemistry. HUGHI C. GARVIN, A. M., Professor of. Modern Languages and Literature. ALBERT F. ARMSTRONG, A. M., Instructor in Natural History and Assistant in Chemical Laboratory.
DEMARCHUS C. BROWN, A. M., Instructor in Greek.
JAMES A. YOUNG, A. M., Instructor in History and Principal of the Academic Department.
BUTLER UNIVERSITY IS NOW THE BEST ENDOWED SCHOOL IN THE WEST. Has Three Full Courses of Study, besides Elective and Academic Studies, and a FULLY EQUIPPED MEDICAL DEPARTMENT (see next page). For Health- fulness, Irvington can not well be surpassed.
FOR CATALOGUES, ADDRESS THE PRESIDENT OR SECRETARY.
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Medical College of Indiana.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
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Butler University 5.
The Institution was formed by the union of the Indiana Medical College and the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Indiana, a union consummated in deference to the views of the Medical Profession throughout the State. The success which has attended this concentra- tion of the resources and patronage of the two Colleges has already very fully exemplified the soundness of the maxim that "in union there is strength."
OFFICERS OF BOARD.
CHANCELLOR.
OVID BUTLER, EsQ.,
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PRESIDENT.
ELD. B. M. BLOUNT,
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INDIANAPOLIS.
SECRETARY.
CHAUNCY BUTLER, ESQ., .
IRVINGTON.
TREASURER.
JNO. M. JUDAH, Esq.,
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INDIANAPOLIS
STOVE COMPANY,
MANUFACTURERS OF --
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Sorghum Mills and Pans, 346 IND INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER IND
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Carter Albert, barber, 39 N Illinois.
Carter Charles E, confectioner, 57 N JII. Carter Edward, barber, 16 N Illinois.
Carter James F, saw mill, 319 Lincoln ave. Carter & Binford, lawyers, 96 E Washington. Carter & Fletcher, druggists, 300 Mass ave. Carter & Lanier, barbers, 57 N Penn.
Carter & Lee, saw mill, W Washington, crossing Belt R R.
Carter & Ripley, lawyers, 21 Vance Block. Carver Edwin A, wood yard, cor Penn and Maryland.
Carvin James M, physician, 4172 Virginia ave,
Case L Butler, physician, cor Mass and Clifford aves.
Cash Stove Co, A E Wells manager, 66 S Penn.
Castetter Hiram D, drugs, 183 Indiana ave. Castle & Hitchcock, machinists, 82 E Georgia.
Cathcart & Cleland, Books, Sta- tionery and Wall Paper, 26 E Washing- ton.
Catt Lewis A, commission merchant, 187 W Washington.
Catterson Robert F, real estate, 24 Ken- tucky ave.
Caven John Hon, Mayor of Indi- anapolis, 1912 E Washington.
Cavett Henry, restaurant, 28 W Louisiana. Caylor Allen, flour and feed, 177 Indiana ave.
Carlor Jefferson, Hardware and Agl Implements, Gen Agt for Disc Har- row and Coquillard Wagon, 294 and 296 Mass ave.
Central Bank, capital $100,000, R F Ken- nedy pres, James A Wildman cash, n w cor Market and Penn.
Central College of Physi- cians and Surgeons, Charles D Pearson M D Pres, W S Haymond M D Sec, Joseph .Eastman M D Treas, Ryan Block, Indiana avc. (See ad'v.)
Central Elevator Co, grain dealers, cor C I St L & CR R and Walnut.
Central Printing Co, Schmidlap, Conner & Blue proprs, book and job printers, 34 E Market.
Chamber of Commerce, s e cor Maryland and Tennessee.
Chambers James, cigars and tobacco, 155 E Washington.
Chambers John, physician, 3172 Virginia ave.
Chambers Perlee L, cigar infr, 59 N Penn. Chandler Henry C, Engraver on Wood, 13 Journal Building. (See adv.)
Chandler & Taylor, Machinists, Iron Founders and Engine Builders, 370 W Washington. (See top lines. )
Chapin Edward J, taps and dies, 199 S Meridian.
Chapin & Gore, W M Keyting manager, wines and liquors, 30 and 32 N Ilinois. Chapman J W & Co, grain exchange,. 8 Vance Block.
Chapman Ross C, grocer, 196 Daugherty. Chapman & Hammond, lawyers, 13 Fletcher & Sharpe's Block.
Charity Organization Society, John Caven chairman, H H Walker sec, W W Wool- len treas, 6812 E Market.
Chase & Blanton, flour mill, 200 W Mary- land.
Chatard F S It Rev, Bishop of the Diocese of Vincennes, res 76 W Georgia.
Cherdron Charles, Fine Custom Boot and Shoemaker, 70 and 72 N Dela- ware. (See adv.)
Cheseldinc & Burnworth, carriage repair- ing, 64 S Delaware.
Cheslyn David, saloon, 335 S Tennessee.
Chives James A, shoemaker, 184 Blake.
Christian August, saloon, 21 Kentucky ave. Christman Ferdinand, cigars, tobacco and saloon, 44 W Washington.
Church James N, Commission Mer- chant, 245 E Washington.
Churchill Joshua, livery, 6 Susquehanna.
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Indianapolis Rail- way, H D Stiles agent, freight depot, cor Virginia ave and Georgia.
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St Louis and Chicago Mail. road, John Egan General P and T A, Cincinnati, O, W C Hobbs Freight Agt, Joseph W Sherwood Master of Transpor- tation, ne cor Delaware and Louisiana, L L Burnett Ticket Agt, B Lyman West- ern Passenger Agt, 128 S Illinois.
Circle House, F K Welz propr, 15 to 19 N Meridian.
Circle Park Hotel, Ernest Kitz manager, II to 17 Circle.
Citizens Gas-Light and Coke Co, capital $500,000, G F Adams pres, L Van Lan- ingham sec, J R Pearson supt, 68 E Market Citizens National Bank, capital $300,000. Geo B Yandes pres, Geo W Johnston asst cash, II E Washington.
Citizens Odorless Co, John Collins mangr, 6 Baldwin's Block.
Citizens Street Railway Co, Chas F John- son pres, Thomas L Johnson treas, A W Johnson supt, 76 W Louisiana.
WALL PAPER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
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Successors to Adams, Mansur & Co.,
47 and 49 S. Meridian Street, Indianapolis.
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City Directory Office, Press Building, S E Cor Circle and Meridian. City Dispensary, Dr C A Ritter supt, 34 E Ohio.
City Hospital, cor Margaret and Locke.
City Hotel, Mrs S Kelly propr, 130 S Illi- nois.
Claffey William, blacksmith, 415 Virginia ave.
Clapp Thomas H, watchmaker, 16 S Mer- idian.
Clark Daniel R, photographer, 66 E Wash- ington.
Clark Davis L, photographer, 121/2 W Washington.
Clark Hampton, willow ware, 240 Indiana ave.
Clark Ross, lawyer, 62 E Washington.
Clark Sarah E Mrs, dressmaker, 33 N East.
Clark W & W H, physicians, 1132 S Me- ridian.
Clarke I IB Hey, Rector and Head Master St Anna's School, s e cor Penn and St Joseph. (See adr.)
Clarke Michael F, plumber, 23 Mass ave.
Clawson John C, propr Planter's Hotel and Adelphi Theater, 84 S Illinois.
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