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Family Sewing Machines are valuable in proportion to to the num- ber of things they dan do well. See what ours can do before making a purchase.
There is no doubt as to the value of our Machines for manufactur- ing purposes, but it is only of late that the public began to learn that the essential elements of a machine best adapted to the heaviest work, would also be the elements to be embodied in a Family Machine. It is now well understood that our Letter " A" Machine is the only Family Machine yet offered to the public which has simplicity, rapidity, dura- bility, and certainty of correct action. While, as a general thing, the . sewing-machine people are candid enough to acknowledge that our ma- chines are unequalled for manufacturing purposes, they are almost sure to assert, in the same breath, that Singer's Letter "A," or Family Machines, are not as good as theirs ! This is a mere trick of the trade, and we confidently invite those interested in the subject to examine for themselves, and see what our Letter "A" Family Machines, with all the recent improvements, are capable of doing. While they will sew the most delicate material to perfection, as already stated, they are also adapted to light manufacturing purposes, and this, be it remembered, can not be said of any of the other Family Machines yet offered to the Public.
Office 3 Odd Fellows' Hall, INDIANAPOLIS.
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The Wheeler & Wilson Hemmer is the only Hemmer that will Fell.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF SINGER & CO.'S
STANDARD MACHINES
Well known to be the best for Manufacturing Purposes :
No. 1, Shuttle Machine, formerly sold at $90, No. 2, 66 formerly sold at $100, Reduced to 75.
Reduced to $70.
The Nos. 1 and 2 Machines are of great capacity and application for manufacturing pur- poses.
Our No. 3 Machines are especially adapted to all kinds of light and heavy leather work, in carriage trimming, boot and shoe making harness making, etc., etc. They are of extra size, with an arm long enough to take under it and stitch the largest sized dashes. There is scarely any part of a Trimmers' stitching that cannot be better done with them than by hand; o, too, the saving of time and labor is very great. The table of these machines is 24 inches long, and the shuttle will hold six times as much thread as the shuttle of those used for tailoring purposes. The large machines work as fast as small ones.
We have always on hand, Binding Ganges, Silk Twist, Linen and Cotton Thread on spools, Best Machine Oil in Bottles, etc., etc.
We manufacture our own Needles, and would warn all persons using our machines not to buy any others. We know that there are needles sold of the most inferior quality, at high- er prices than we charge for the best. The needles sold by us are manufactured especially for our machines. A bad needle may render the working of the best machine almost use- less. Our customers may rest assured that all our Branch Offices are furnished with the " genuine article."
In case of small purchases, the money may be sent in postage stamps, or bank notes.
ER" Correspondents will please write their names distinctly. It is all important that we should, in each case. know the Post Office, County, and State.
" All per ons requiring information about Sewing Machines, their sizes, prices, working capacities, and the best methods of purchasing, can obtain it by sending to us, or any of our Branch Offices for a copy of
"I. M. Singer & Co.'s Gazette,"
Which is a beautiful Pictorial Paper entirely devoted to the subject .- It will be sent gratis.
as We have made the above reduction in prices with the two-fold view of benefiting the public and ourselves. The public have been swindled by spurious machines made in imitation of ours. The metal in them, from the iron casting to the smallest piece, is of poor quality. Their makers have not the means to do their work well. They are hid away in secret places, where it would be impossible to have at their command the proper mechani- cal appliances. It is only by doing a great business, and having extensive manufacturing establishments, that good machines can be made at moderate prices. The best designed machines, badly made, are always liable to get out of order, and are sure to cost considera- ble trouble and money to keep them in repair.
The qualities to be looked for in a machine, are : certainty of correct action at all rates of speed, simplicity of construction. great durability, and rapidity of operation, with the least labor. Machines to combine these essential qualities, must be made of the best met- al and finished to perfection. We have the ways and means, on a grand scale, to do this.
The purchasers of machines, whose daily bread it may concern, will find that those hav- ing the above qualities not only work well at rapid as well as slow rates of speed, but last long in the finest possible working order. Our machines, AS MADE BY CS, will earn more money with less labor than any others, whether in imitation of ours or not. In fact, they are cheaper than any other machines as a gift.
I. M. SINGER & CO.,
458 Broadway, New York.
Indianapolis Office, 3 Odd Fellows' Hall, WASHINGTON ST.
IT LOCAL AGENTS WANTED.
A Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine will last a life-time.
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Tennis Wm. H., salesman, Bee-Hive, res. 95 Tennessee. Terhune Mrs. M. A., seamstress, res. 151 N. Liberty.
Terrell W. H. H., Military Secretary to Governor Morion, bds. Bates House.
TERRE HAUTE & RICHMOND R. R., Engine House, Louisiana, near West.
TERRE HAUTE & RICHMOND R. R., Freight Office, Louisiana, bet. Tennessee and Mississippi.
Tetaz Henry L., grocer, 162 E. Market. .
Thalman Isaac, laborer, res. 180 E. Ohio.
Thalman Isaac, book-keeper, Hoosier Woolen Factory, res. Washington.
Thalman John, baker, 27 N. Alabama, res. West, cor. Ala- bama and Ohio.
Thateher Amos, teamster, res. 15 Georgia.
Thayer George, elerk 30 W. Washington.
Thayer S., salesman 8 W. Washington, res. 145 Market.
Thayer Semira, boarding house, res. 28 Benton.
Theodore Thomas, bricklayer, res. 125 N. East.
Theyer Daniel, editor Free Press, res. 145 and 147 E. Mar- ket.
Thistler Nicholas, currier, res. 12 McCarty.
Thistlethwait Rachael, (wid.,) res. 149 Virginia ave.
Thomas Charles, clerk 3] W. Washington, bds. 31 N. No- ble.
Thomas Edward, baggage master, res. 70 Bluff Road.
Thomas George, laborer, res. 61 N. Noble.
Thomas Henry, dairy-man, near University.
Thomas L., teamster, W. Indianapolis.
Thomas Louis L., carpenter, res. 110 N. Mississippi.
Thomas M., Sister of Providence, cor. Georgia and Ten- nessee.
Thomas Mrs. M. J., (Mrs. M. J. T. & Co.,) 46 W. Washing- ton.
Thomas Mrs. M. J. & Co., wholesale and retail dealers in millinery and fancy goods, 46 W. Washington.
Thomas John, manager of Rolling Mill, res. 57 W. South.
Thompson Mrs., physician, res. 74 N. Illinois.
Thompson Daniel J., sergeant 11th regiment Indiana vol- unteers, res. 128 N. Noble.
Thompson Eli, carpenter, res. 133 W. New York.
THOMPSON H., bakery, 4 S. Meridian, res. same.
Thompson Capt. James, 17th regiment Indiana volunteers. Thompson James C., conductor Peru R. R., bds. Palmer House.
Thompson John, huckster, res. 51 Huron.
THOMPSON MARY, (wid.,) dry goods and groceries, eor. Delaware and South, res. in rear.
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Thompson Milton, carpenter, res. 59 E. St. Mary.
Thompson Richard M., machinist I. & C. R. R. shop, res. 167 S. Noble.
Thompson Wm. C., physician, U. S. A.
Thomson Mrs. Anne, (Mrs. A. T. & Son,) res. Henry.
THOMSON MRS. ANNE & SON, books, periodicals, news- papers, &c., Pennsylvania, S. of Postoffice.
Thomson Wm., (Mrs. A. T. & Son,) bds. Henry.
Thoms F., (Spiegel, T. & Co.,) res. 29 N. Liberty.
Thornberry Wm., res. 134 N. Alabama ..
Thorne John, butcher, res. 101 E. Georgia.
Thornly Orian, machinist, ras. 35 McCarty.
Thorp Caliph, brick-maker and mason, res. 10 Michigan Road.
Thorpe John D., deputy sheriff, office Court House, res. 39 E. Market.
Tiblei Charles, saloon, res. 116 S. Noble.
Ticke Henry, in Lawrenceburg car shop, res. S. E. Mich- igan.
Tilford A. L., salesman Spiegel, Thoms & Co., res. 192 N. Mississippi.
Tilford J. M., pres't Indianapolis Journal Co., res. 67 N. Meridian.
Tilford J. W., mailing clerk at Journal Office, bds. Macy House.
Tilly Gilbert, stone cutter for Jason Dame, res. Delaware, near South.
Tilly Joseph, retired druggist, res. 128 S. Delaware.
Tilman Mrs. E., (col.,) washer, res. 143 N. Tennessee.
Timmermann H., street contractor, res. 153 Railroad.
TINDALL REV. GEO. P., presbyterian, res. 87 N. Penn- sylvania.
Tindall Henry, res. 172 N. Tennessee.
Tindall Mrs. J. M., (wid.,) bds. 168 N. Tennessee.
Tindall N., cigars and tobacco, 12 N. Pennsylvania, res. 168 N. Tennessee.
Tine Gotib, drayman, res. N. bet. St. Clair and St. Joseph.
Tiney Frederick, laborer, res. 127 E. New York.
Tinke J. F., machinist, res. 31 McCarty.
Tisdale Walker H., salesman New York Store, res. 17 Mas- sachusetts ave.
Tisler N., currier for John Fishback. Titcomb Daniel, clerk, res. 48 E. Market.
Tittman Alex., machinist, res. Kentucky ave.
Toley Murty, laborer, res. 208 S. Delaware, in rear.
Todd Chas. W., professor McLean's Seminary, res. 132 N. Tennessee.
Todd B. M., (T. & Lindenbower,) res. 203 E. St. Clair.
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Todd Kate, (wid.,) boarding, 39 W. Vermont.
Todd & Lindenbower, real estate agents, 6 S. Pennsylva- nia.
Tomlinson J. M., (T. & Cox,) bds. cor. Meridian and St. Clair.
Tomlinson S. D., res. 11 W. Ohio.
Tomlinson & Cox, City drug store, 18 E. Washington.
Tompkins William, boss carder Ohio Premium Woolen Fac- tory.
Toohey M. A., clerk 39 W. Washington, bds. with Mrs. Simp- son.
Toole Martin, laborer, res. 177 S. East.
Toolwater Charles, tinner, 62 E. Washington.
Topp Frank, shoemaker, 7 N. Meridian.
Torbett Oliver B., attorney at law, office Temperance Hall. Torrel Win., at Bates House, res. 184 S. East.
Totton Stewart, salesman New York Store, bds. Morris House.
Touson James, machinist, res. 111 S. New Jersey.
Tousey Eliza, res. 31 N. Ellsworth.
TOUSEY GEO., pres't Branch of the Bank of the State of Indiana, res. 31 N. Delaware.
Tousey Oliver, (T. & Byram,) res. 39 N. Meridian.
Tousey Zalman, salesman 70 E. Washington, res. 12 W. New York.
TOUSEY & BYRAM, wholesale and retail dry goods, &c., 70 E. Washington.
Tont Henry F., brick mason, res. 215 N. Alabama.
Tout Isaac, brick mason, res. Illinois, cor. Second.
Tout Z. F., with J. W. Copeland.
Towe & Sons, carpenters, 18 S. N. Jersey, res. 148 E. North.
Townsend J. M., auditor Bellefontaine R. R., res. 20 N. Me- ridian.
Traucemenns John, cigar maker, 130 S. Delaware.
Trask George K., stump puller, res. 44 Pratt.
Traub Charles, varnisher, Speigel, Thoms & Co., res. N. Old Bellefontaine car shop.
Traub Israel, painter, res. 214 N. Alabama.
Traub John, laborer, res. 152 E. Market.
Traver G. M., salesman Bee-Hive Store, res. 32 Meridian.
Travis Albert, teamster, res. 130 E. North.
Trayser Geo., piano manufacturer, res. 98 W. Maryland.
Treundelman Henry, laborer, res. 60 Huron.
Trester John, hackman, res. 21 N. Ellsworth.
Treter John, stone mason, res. 174 N. East.
Treub Conrad, well digger, res. 117 Ft. Wayne ave.
Trimble Joseph P., business ag't Indiana American and no- tary public, res. 91 N. Alabama.
Successive years at Mechanic's Institute, Cincinnati.
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Trindle Samuel, conductor Terre Haute R. R., bds. 107 S. Tennessee.
Trout John, baker for H. M. Haynes.
Trucksess John, blacksmith, res. 62 Kentucky ave.
Trump Jacob, brick layer, res. 103 N. Noble.
Trust J., salesman. 4 W. Washington, bds. Ohio.
Tudor Mrs. Hattie, dress maker, res. 53 N. East.
Tull Thomas, res. 119 S. New Jersey.
Tully House, S. Illinois, near Union Depot, William Tully, Agent.
Tully William, agent Tully House, S. Illinois, near Union Depot.
Tupp Charley, carpenter, res. 86 Huron.
Turner A., (col.,) barber, 152 W. Washington, res. Tennes- sec, cor. Georgia.
Turner Mrs. Ann, (col.,) res. North, bet. Blackford and Cal- ifornia.
Turner C., laborer, res. S. E. Michigan Road.
Turner James, township trustee, office Court House, res. 121 S. Alabama.
Turner Lewis, res. 161 S. Delaware.
Turner William, brick-layer, res. 65 E. Merrill.
Turner William II., (Grosvenor & T.,) res. 270 N. Illinois.
Turquin Martin, res. 138 E. New York.
Tutewiler Charles, tinsmith, bds. 65 Massachusetts ave.
Tutewiler Henry, with J. W. Adams, boots and shoes, 53 W. Washington, bds. 65 Massachusetts ave.
Tutewiler John W., with Geisendorff & Co., 63 W. Wash- ington, bds. 65 Massachusetts ave.
Tuttle B. F., wholesale and retail grocer, 27 W. Washing- ton, res. 83 Meridian.
Tuttle Dennis, res. 7 Madison ave.
Tuttle G. P., salesman 27 W. Washington, bds. with Mrs. Kellogg.
TYLER LEWIS H., proprietor Bee-Hive dry goods store, bds. 95 Tennessee.
Tyler Mrs. R. D., boarding house, 95 N. Tennessee.
Tyner Charles, shoemaker, bds. 50 N. Liberty.
Tyre George, Captain in Railroad Regiment, res. 105 Vir- ginia ave.
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Uhl T., cigar maker, 15 E. Washington, bds. Spencer House. Uhlendorff George, bar-keeper Little's Hotel Saloon. Umbersall John, deputy marshal, res. 147 S. Alabama.
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Underhill Robert F., proprietor Underhill's flouring mill, S. part of city, near Bluff Road, res. 43 E. Michigan. United States Arsenal, W. Washington, Capt. H. Sturm, superintendent.
UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY, cor. Meridian and Washington, J. Butterfield, agent.
United States Forage Depot, 150 S. Delaware.
United States Warehouse, cor. Meridian and Lonisiana, J. W. Bryson, superintendent.
Union Engine House, 5 South.
UNION HALL, Matthew Emmenegger, proprietor, 107, 109, 111 and 113 E. Washington.
UNION HOUSE, Stephen Mattler, proprietor, cor. Illinois and South.
Union Railway Company, office Union Depot.
UNION STEAM BAKERY, A. & J. Metzger, proprietors, 11 N. Pennsylvania.
Unrisan J. A., laborer, res. E. Wyoming.
Unthank Wm., saddler, 34 W. Washington.
UPFOLD GEORGE, Rt. Rev. Bishop, Protestant Episcopal Church, res. 51 N. Tennessee.
Uphaus Henry, shoe shop, 188 S. Delaware, res. in rear.
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Vahle Henry, foundryman, 56 South.
Vajen Charles D., Quartermaster Camp Morton, bds. Pyle House.
Vajen J. H., wholesale and retail hardware, &c., 21 W. Washinhton, res. 94 S. Illinois.
Valner Conrad, laborer, res. 89 Bluff Road.
Vanantwerp George W., clerk, res. 22 N. Liberty.
Vanarmaker Adam, tailor, res. 7 Willard.
Vanbergen Wm., bds. 128 N. Tennessee. Vanbergen Wm. H., carpenter, res. 45 W. Michigan.
Vanblaricum Benjamin, fisherman, res. W. Indianapolis.
Vanblaricum Jesse, wagon maker, res. 177 W. Washington.
Vanblaricum Michael, laborer, W. Indianapolis.
Vanblaricum Wm. J., teamster, res. 49 W. South.
Vancomp Gilbert, res. 110 W. Ohio. Vance Lawrence M., res. E. Washington, cor. Cady. Vance Thomas P., railroader, res. 131 N. Liberty.
Vance Thomas, cabinet-maker, res. bet. Liberty and Noble. Vandegrift Benj., printer, res. 85 N. Mississippi. Vandegrift Mrs. Charlotte, (wid.,) res. 11 W. St. Clair.
Vandegrift Harry, res. 33 Kentucky ave.
Vandegrift J. A., trunk maker, bds. 11 W. St. Clair.
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Vandegrift W. H., telegraph messenger, bds. 33 Kentucky ave.
Van Deusen C., railroader, res. 24 N. Liberty.
VAN HOUTEN & GRAHAM, wholesale and retail grocers, 34 N. Illinois.
Vanlaningham Lemuel, scc'y Indianapolis Gas Light and Coke Co., res. 65 N. Alabama.
Vanlaningham Menervie, res. 198 N. New Jersey ..
Vannide Philip, laborer, res. 197 N. Noble.
Vanriper John H., agent, res. 53 N. New Jersey.
Vanslack Nathan, laborer, W. Indianapolis.
Varcharld Nicholas, laborer, res. 23 E. Georgia.
Varus Jane, (wid.,) res. 20 S. East.
Vater Mrs. Eleanor P., res. 41 W. Walnut.
Vater Thos. J., U. S. Surveyor, res. 45 W. Walnut.
Vater Septimius, printer, bds. 41 W. Walnut.
Vatter Marion. machinist, res. 18 Union.
Vaugh Jacob M., carpenter, res. 152 N. Mississippi.
Veach Nelson, carpenter, res. 132 E. St. Clair.
Verandah Saloon, John Bussey prop'r, opp. Union Depot.
Vestal Mrs. Sophia, (col.,) washer, Michigan, bet. Missouri and West.
Vetter A., manufacturer and dealer in furniture, 97 E. Washington, res. 168 Pennsylvania.
Vetter John, cabinet-maker, res. 185 S. Pennsylvania, shop in rear.
Vick Harvey, (col.,) whitewasher, res. 138 W. Ohio.
VICKERS W. B., wholesale and retail druggist, Odd Fel- lows' Hall, res. 6 Alvord's Block, S. Pennsylvania.
Victor Mrs. Catharine, sewing, res. 89 N. Alabama.
Victor Louis, grocer, res. 53 N. Noble.
Vigo Henry, laborer, res. 13 E. Georgia.
Vincent Felix A., actor at Metropolitan Hall.
Vincent George D., carpenter, res. 124 Davidson.
Vincent Wm. H., carpenter, res. 91 Davidson.
Vinnedge J. A., groceries and provisions, 8 N. Pennsyl- vania, res. 85 S. Pennsylvania.
Vinnedge J. D., (Jones, V. & Co.,) res. 41 E. Washington. Vinton Almus E., (Hasselman & V.,) res. 30 N. Pennsyl- vania.
Virt John W., harness maker, 44 E. Washington.
Visnerr Leonard, clock maker, res. 64 Davidson.
Vægtle Jacob, stoves and Tinware, 177 E. Washington, res. same.
Vogel Henry, carpenter, res. E. Market.
Vogt Bernard, musician, res. 108 N. Noble.
Voight -, laborer, res. S. E. Michigan Road.
Voight David, harness maker, res. Dennison, cor. Leonard.
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Voight Henry, salesman 133 E. Washington, res. 113 Mich- igan.
Voight H. L., (H. L. V. & Co.,) res. 67 S. Illinois.
VOIGHT H. L. & CO., confectioners, 67 S. Illinois.
Voldt Albert, clerk, bds. 24 E. Georgia.
Vollinger Joseph, clerk Spencer House.
Volman Garret, wood sawyer, res. 340 S. Delaware.
Volmer Charles, wholesale wines and liquors, 65 W. Wash- ington, res. 141 N. Noble.
Volmer Otto P., distiller, 159 E. St. Clair, res. same.
Volz Eliza, res. 230 N. New Jersey.
Volz John W., works Rolling Mill, bds. 230 N. New Jersey. Vonderseir John, laborer, res. 25 S. Illinois.
VONNEGUT CLEMENS, dealer in foreign and domestic hardware, leather, &c., 142 E. Washington, res. same. Voorhees A. L., res. 97 N. Illinois.
Voorhees Jacob, plasterer, res. Ft. Wayne ave., near Cor- poration line.
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Wachter Lawrence, shoemaker, res. 131 Bluff Road, in rear. Waddell Miss Eliza, dress maker, res. 7 E. North.
Waddell John, salesman German Dry Goods Store.
Wade John R., bar-keeper 32 S. Illinois.
Wagner James, shoemaker, res. S. Delaware.
Wagner Frank, laborer, res. 193 S. Pennsylvania.
Wagner Henry, miller, bds. Michigan, bet. New Jersey and East.
Wagoner Henry, cooper, res. 110 E. McCarty.
Wagoner John, laborer, res. W. Indianapolis.
Waidigh John, sup't Widow and Orphan Asylum.
Wainright Samuel, tinner, res. 32 N. Meridian.
Walber Jake, cigar maker, bds. Spencer House.
Walden Elijah, (col.,) laborer, res. Mississippi, bet. First and Second.
Walden Wm., (col.,) white-washer, res. 131 N. West.
Walden Wm., works Rolling Mill, res. cor. West and Canal. Waldo E. G. B., real estate agent and notary public, 38} W. Washington.
Waldo Mrs. Mary, res. 63 W. Louisiana.
Waldo Azer, works for Root, Bennet & Co., res. Mississippi, bet. Louisiana and South.
Waldo Geo., tinner, Root, Bennet & Co., bds. Mississippi, bet. Louisiana and South.
Waldo Robert, clerk, 66 E. Washington, bds. Mississippi, bet. Louisiana and South.
For four successive years at the Ohio State Fair.
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Waldo William, U. S. A., bds. Mississippi, bet. Louisiana and South.
Walk Anthony, shoemaker, res. 150 E. Market.
Walk Julius, watchmaker, under Spencer House.
WALK LOUIS, boarding house, 14 W. Georgia.
Walker L., shoemaker, res. Bluff Road.
Walker W. F., pruning and carpentering, res. 188 Ind. ave. Walker Thomas, salesman 3 W. Washington, bds. Maey House.
Walkup A. E., conductor Jeffersonville R. R., bds. Palmer House.
Wall Thomas, U. S. A., res. N. Mississippi.
WALLACE ALEX. G., county recorder, office Connty Build- ing, res. 86 E. Market.
WALLACE ANDREW, wholesale grocer and commission merchant, cor. Virginia ave., and Delaware, res. 34 N. Delaware.
Wallace Mrs. Beuleh, dress-maker, res. 79 Massachusetts ave.
Wallace George C., assistant county recorder, bds. 86 E. Market.
Wallace George E., clerk and book-keeper for Andrew Wallace, res. 35 N. Alabama.
WALLACE JAMES, copyist, res. 176 N. New Jersey.
WALLACE J. ANDY, deputy sheriff, res. 18 N. Alabama. Wallace Samuel, brick-layer, Fes. 176 N. New Jersey.
WALLACE WILLIAM, clerk Circuit and Common Pleas Courts, office Court House, res. 121 N. Delaware.
Wallace William, works Lawrenceburg car shop, res. 43 Hosbrook.
WALLACE WILLIAM JOHN, county sheriff, opp. county office building, res. 18 N. Alabama.
Wallace Mrs. Zerelda, res. 139, cor. Massachusetts ave. and New Jersey.
Waller B., boot and shoemaker, 150 W. Washington, res. same.
Waller John, blacksmith, res. 32 S. Liberty.
Waller Mrs. Louisa, boarding house, res. 31 Indiana ave. WALLICK JOHN F., manager Western Union Telegraph Company, 1 N. Meridian, bds. 10 W. Market.
Wallick Samuel, bds. 10 W. Market.
Wallingford Mrs. Catherine, res. 138 N. East.
Walls H., Telegraph Restaurant, 12 opp Union Depot, res. same.
Wally Matthew, blacksmith, bds. 26 Massachusetts ave.
Walmsley John, tailor, res. 58 E. Michigan.
Walpole Bryan C., notary public, 2 second floor old Senti- nel Building, res. 156 N. Illinois.
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WALPOLE R. L., (T. D. & R. L. W.,) res. cor. Vermont and Meridian.
WALPOLE THOS. D., (T. D. & R. L. W.,) res. 156 N. Illinois.
WALPOLE T. D. & R. L., attorneys at law, 2d floor old Sentinel building.
Walsh Honora, (wid.,) res. 17 S. Delaware.
Walsh Maurice, works in Quartermaster's Department, res. 194 S. Delaware.
Walsh Wm., laborer, res. 71 Madison ave.
Walstetter G., grocery, W. Washington, near bridge, res: same.
Walters Andrew, teamster, res. Harrison E. of Pine.
Walton Wm. P., distiller, res. 19 Kentucky ave.
Waltzman Fred., cook at Oriental House.
Wampner Henry, works Lawrenceburg car shop, res. 29 Harrison.
Wainwright Samuel, stoves and tinware, 11 S. Illinois, res. cor. New York and Meridian.
Wanderly Henry, brick mason, res. Davidson, bet. Ohio and Market.
Wands A., boot and shoemaker, 12 S. Meridian, res. 131 N. Pennsylvania.
Wanger Wm., painter, res. 215 N. New Jersey.
Wanpaner A. F., teamster, res. 15 Harrison.
Wands John, laborer, res. cor. MeCarty and Greer.
Wands Robert, machinist, res. Greer near McCarty.
Warren Chas. E., bds. Ohio House.
Ward D. L., messenger American Express Co., bds. Palmer House.
Ward Ed., ostler Johnston's livery stable.
Ward Gabriel, res. 262 Indiana ave.
Ward Homer, conductor B. & I. R. R., bds. Bates House.
Ward John, laborer, res. 181 S. New Jersey.
Ward John, laborer, res. Elizabeth.
Ward John, laborer, res. 105 Madison ave.
Wardell Miss M., teacher McLean's Seminary, bds. same.
Ware R., conductor, res. 75 W. South.
Warner Chas., wholesale liquor dealer, res. 66 N. Mississ- ippi.
Warner Charles G., printer Sentinel office, res. cor. Indiana ave. and Tennessee.
Warner Edwin R., bricklayer, res. 180 N. East.
Warner Geo., bar-keeper Kansas eating saloon, bds. same.
Warner A. George, laborer, res. 109 McCarty.
Warner Mrs. Sarah, tailoress, res. 178 N. East.
Warren Geo. S., bds. Mrs. Kinder.
Warweg Henry, wood chopper, res. 25 Harrison.
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Pure Coin Silver Ware,
All Styles and Varieties kept on hand,
AND MADE TO ORDER ON SHORT NOTICE.
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AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF In all Styles, at Manufacturers' Prices.
MCLENE'S
IN THE BATES HOUSE JEWELRY STORE
Is the Place for Bargains
WATCHES, JEVERY OR SILVER WARE
Clocks,
AND GAS FIXTURES. Canes,
FINE TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
ANDSMU HASTINGS €30
Goods,
ENGRAVING
Done in the Finest Style.
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY, Repaired on short notice and in the best manner.
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WASHINGTON FOUNDRY MACHINE SHOP, Hassel- man & Vinton, proprietors, opp. Union Depot.
Washington Hall, 78 Washington.
Washington House, 83 South Meridian.
Washington James, salesman New York store, res. New York.
Wasmuth Louis, tailor, 39 E. Washington, res. New Jersey. Wasson J. H., agent Ohio River Salt Co., N. W. cor. Wash- ington and Meridian.
Waters Wm. W., dealer in brick, res. 73 W. South.
Watjen H. J., clerk, 22 W. Washington, bds. 102 N. Illinois.
Waters John G., city clerk, office Glenns' Block, res. 110 E. Market.
Waters Patrick, shoemaker, res. 82 Meridian.
Watson J. M., machinist, Lawrenceburgh car shop, res. E. National Road.
Watson J. P., printer Wm. Sheets, res. cor. Maryland and Missouri.
Watson Samuel, book-keeper, res. W. Maryland.
Watson Samuel W., book-keeper Harrison's bank, res. 138 N. Illinois.
Watson Wm., tinner Root, Bennett & Co.
Watson Wm. P., clerk General Ticket Office Indiana Cent. R. R., bds. 139 N. New Jersey.
Way Truman, road master Pern & Ind. R. R., res. 115 E. McCarty.
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