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Elff Frank, barber, shop Washington, res. 49 E. Mary- land.
Ellenbogen Elias M., salesman 4 W. Washington, bds. Macy House.
Ellicott Mrs., washer, res. 91 Railroad.
Elliott Mrs. M., (wid.,) res. 81 S. New Jersey.
Elliott Byron K., attorney at law and notary public 24} E. Washington, bds. Oriental.
ELLIOTT C. A., wholesale grocer and dealer in liquors, cor. Meridian and Maryland, res. 77 N. Illinois.
Elliott Capt. John, bar-keeper City Saloon, bds. Oriental House.
Elliott Harvey J., conductor I. & C. R. R., res. 141 E. South. ELLIOTT J. F., general agent I. M. Singer's Sewing Mach-
ines, 3 Odd Fellows' Hall, Washington, res. 33 N. Dela- ware.
Elliott J. T., clerk Oriental House.
Elliott Russell, salesman Boston Store, bds. Pyle House.
Elliott S. T., bds. Little's Hotel.
Elliott S. W., adjutant 56 regiment, bds. Oriental House.
Elliott Thomas B., flour, grain and produce, cor. S. Alabama and Ind. & Cin. R. R.
Elliott W. J., proprietor Oriental House, Illinois, bet. Mary- land and Georgia.
Ellis Henry, carpenter, bds. 142 N. New Jersey.
Ellsworth Henry, attorney at law, res. 88 N. Meridian.
Ellsworth S. W., conductor Laf. & Ind. R. R., bds. Bates House.
Elms Charles, fireman Bellefontaine R. R., res. 34 E. Geor- gia.
Elmer J. W., clerk Madison Depot, res. 140 E. McCarty.
Elstrod Henry, wood sawyer, res. 143 N. Liberty.
Ely Ephraim, carpenter, W. Indianapolis.
Emerson R., carpenter, res. 141 W. Ohio.
Emett Robert, laborer, res. 7 E. New York.
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INDIANAPOLIS
Jeffersonville RAILROAD.
The Great Southern United States Mail and Express Route,
FROM INDIANAPOLIS
TO THE SOUTH & SOUTH-WEST,
VIA LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY,
Connecting with Trains on the
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD, AND WITH
Louisville & Memphis and Louisville & New Orleans LINE PACKETS,
For Nashville, Chattanooga, Memphis, Vicksburg, Jack- son, Huntsville, New Orleans, and all the Principal Southern Cities.
TWO TRAINS LEAVE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY, (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.)
Passengers from the North, East and West, will find the route by the way of Indianapolis & Jeffersonville Railroad, the most expeditious route to the Principal Cities in the West and South-West.
THROUGH TICKETS sold in all the principal Railroad and Ticket Offices in the Eastern and Northern States. Remember the route, via Indianapolis and Louisville, via Jeffersonville Railroad.
A. S. CROTHERS, Sup't.
H. H. REYNOLDS, Gen'l Ticket Agent.
J. G. WHITCOMB, Agent, Indianapolis.
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines awarded the first premium for five
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CITY DIRECTORY.
EMMENEGGER MATHIAS, proprietor Emmenegger's Union Hall, 107, 109, 111 and 113 E. Washington. Emmerich Henry, (E. & Reese,) res. 91 W. Washington.
Emmerich & Reese, wholesale and retail grocers, 91 and 93 W. Washington.
EMPIRE SALOON, R. Becbe, proprietor, 23 W. Washing- ton.
Enda Herman, dyer, Ohio Premium Woolen Factory.
Enderlin John, confectioner, Union Stcam Babery.
Enderschord Harman, works Ohio Woolen Factory, bds. 83 Illinois.
Indicut Isham, (col.,) saloon-tender, res. 68 W. Vermont.
Engel John, butcher, res. 152 E. Market.
English John, ostler Exchange Stables.
English Joseph K., city treasurer, office Glenns' Block, res. 113, cor. Michigan and East.
Ennes Philip, grocer, res. 229 Massachusetts ave.
Ennis William, cabinet maker, res. 225 N. Noble.
Ennis Louis, butcher, Central Meet Market, res. 223 N. No- ble.
Enter Wegant, hat house, res. Missouri, bet. Georgia and South.
Erling George, res. 96 E. Maryland.
Ernst Frederick, drayman, res. 23 Union.
Esemann Joseph, wood sawyer, corporation line, Madison Lane.
Eske Christ., engine house, res. 344 Virginia ave.
Espy Mrs. Margaret, (wid., ) res. 85 S. Tennessee.
Etherington Benj., machinist, Lawrenceburg car shop, res. 91 Bates.
Etherton Samuel, laborer, res. W. Market.
Etsler Charles, bds. 156 N. East.
Etsler Lloyd, res. 156 N. East.
Etswahn Ed., res. 89 W. New York.
Eugel Jacob, cartman, works V. Butsch & Co., res. 35 Spring. Eulalia, Sister of Providence, cor. Georgia and Tennessee. Fuller George, shoemaker, bds. 101 Spring.
Eurich John, (E. & Schaffer,) res. Illinois.
EURICH & SCHAFFER, St. Nicholas Saloon, 7 N. Illi- nois.
Evans David B., labarer, bds. 19 William.
Evans George T., (J. P. E. & Co.,) bds. Macy House.
Evans H. W., works Lawrenceburg car shop, res. E. Na- tional Road.
Evans J. L., (J. L. & W. N. E.,) res. Noblesville, Ind.
Evans J. L. & W. N.,) wholesale boots and shoes, 3 Bates House.
Evans John, shoemaker, shop and res. 65 E. end W. South.
Successive years at Mechanic's Institute, Cincinnati.
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines have been awarded the First Premium
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B ANK BOOKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Made to Order on Short Notice.
PRINTING AND BINDING FOR PUBLISHERS, Upon the most Liberal Terms.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Evans J. P. & Co., Capital Steam Flour Mills, cor. Market and Missouri.
Evans O. F., book-keeper, 30 S. Meridian, bds. Macy House. EVANS REY. THOMAS, United Brethren, res. 27 N. Lib- erty.
Evans W. N., (J. L. & W. N. E.,) res. Noblesville, Ind.
Evers John, mattress maker, res. 191 E. Washington.
Everson Erastus, bds. 42 W. Maryland.
Everson George V., egg and produce dealer, under Metro- politan Hall, W. Washington, res. 42 W. Maryland.
Everling Ernos, porter New York Store, res. 109 E. South. Everling Mary, (wid.,) res. 27 N. Ellsworth.
Eviler Mrs. M., res. 101 Railroad.
Ewing B., (J. & B. E.,) res. 20 Virginia ave.
Ewing J., (J. &. B. E.,) res. 20 Virginia ave.
Ewing J. &. B., physicians, 18 Virginia ave.
EXCHANGE BILLIARD ROOM, Exchange Building, Chauncey Montgomery, proprietor.
EXCHANGE BUILDING, Charles W. Hall, proprietor, Illinois, opp. Bates House.
EXCHANGE LIVERY AND SALE STABLE, Charles W. Hall & Co., proprietors, Illinois, opp. Bates House.
EXCHANGE RESTAURANT, Chas. W. Hall, proprietor, Illinois, opp. Bates House.
EXLINE REV. GEO. A., minister English Luthran Church, res. Illinois, bet. Second and Third.
Faber August, saloon, 73 S. Illinois, res. same.
Fack Frederic, bar-keeper, State House Saloon, res. same. FAHNESTOCK JOHN, engraver on wood, 19 W. Wash- ington, res. 71 N. Alabama.
Fahnestock Mrs. O., dress maker, 18 S. Illinois, res. same. Fahnestock Dr. S., physician and surgeon, 2 second story Glenns' Block, res. 71 N. Alabama. Fahrbach Philip, brick-layer, res. 42 W. South.
Fahrion Christian, cabinet maker, 61 E. Washington.
Fairbank Andrew, plasterer, res. 148 S. New Jersey.
Fairley John P., bds. Palmer House.
FAIVIE F. J., salesman, cor. Illinois and Maryland, bds. Pyle House.
Falkner Mumford, teamster, W. Indianapolis.
Farion George, with Fred. Rusch, res. 45 Union. Farley Richard, laborer, res. 147 N. Tennessee.
Farley Thomas, saw maker, bds. Spencer House.
Farll Ferguson, works Crossland's store, res. 39 W. St. Clair.
For four successive years at the Am. Institute, New York.
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INDIANAPOLIS
TERRE HAUTE & RICHMOND
RAILROA
Trains leave Terre Haute for Indianapolis daily, (Sundays excepted,) as follows :
First Express Train,
Leaves Terre Haute at 1.45 A. M., ard arrives at Indianapolis at 4.50 A. M.
Second Express Train,
Leaves Terre Haute at 3.55 P. M., and arrives at Indianapolis at 9.00 P. M.
These trains make close connections at Indianapolis with Trains for NEW YORK, BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA,
Baltimore, Washington City, Cincinnati, Louisville, &c.
Mail Train
Leaves Terre Haute at 8.05 A. M., and arrives at Indianapolis at 11.32 A. M .; stops at all way stations; connects at Indianapolis with Trains for
Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus and Madison.
Passengers will please procure Tickets before entering the Cars. Through Tickets for all the Eastern Cities, &c., to be had at the Ticket Office. Freight Trains leave daily, except Sunday.
FREIGHT ARRANGEMENTS.
Quick time is made by Express Freight Trains from St. Louis to the East. Only one change between St. Louis and Pittsburg, Buffalo and Cleveland. Stock Shippers will find this the most Superior Route to the East. Any arrragements can be made with James Beebe, corner of Second and Poplar streets, St. Louis, Missouri, in Valentine & Co.'s Freight House.
CHAS. WOOD, Secretary.
E. J. PECK, President.
First Premium awarded the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine for three
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Farmer J. B., (Birch & F.,) res. 280 R. R. ave.
FARMERS' HOTEL, H. E. Buehrig, proprietor, cor. Illi- nois and Georgia.
Farmers' Hotel Saloon, H. E. Buehrig, proprietor.
Farrall Fergus, porter 75 W. Washington, res. St. Clair.
Farrell Miss C. J., dress maker, res. 21 S. Delaware.
Farrell John, clerk post office, res. Davidson, bet. New York and Vermont.
Farreon Geo., teamster 81 and 83 Masonic Hall.
Farrow James, painter, res. 54 E. St. Mary.
Fassett A. H., machinist, bds. 258 W. Washington.
Fatout J. L., (J. L. & M. K. F.,) bds. 85 Indiana ave.
Fatout M. K., (J. L. & M. K. F.,) res. 85 Indiana ave.
Fatout J. L. & M. K., carpenters and builders, 109 Indiana ave.
Fatter George, tailor, Duncan, bet. Delaware and Alabama. Faulkner Isaac B., traveling agent for William Sheets, bds. Pyle House.
Fawler Benjamin, res. 21, alley E. of S. East.
Fay Henry, wagoner for Meikel's brewery, res. W. Mary- land, bet. West and Missouri.
Feakner Gotleib, railroader, res. S. West.
Fearnly John, (F. & Greer,) carpenter, 68 S. Delaware, res. outside corporation.
Feary Henry, printer, Sentinel Office, bds. 154 E. North. Feary Jeremiah E., carpenter, 7 Virginia ave., res. 154 E. North.
Fcathering George, farmer, res. 199 E. Ohio.
Featherston Wm. E., (F. &. Barker,) res. 115 Massachusetts ave., bet. Michigan and North.
Featherston & Barker, auctioneers and commission mer- chants, 56 E. Washington.
Feeling Frederic W., grocery, res. 125 E. South.
Fegen John, tailor, bds. 87 E. Washington.
Feigh Conrad, wood sawyer, res. 72 N. Noble.
FELLER GEORGE, watchmaker and jeweler, and silver- ware manufacturer, 67 W. Washington, res. same.
Feltbutsch John, laborer, res. 83 Davidson.
Felter Thos., laborer, res. 3 Bates.
Fenling Joseph, City Bakery, 201 E. Washington.
Ferdinand Zimmer, barber shop, 62 South.
Ferguson A. L., pressman Journal Office, bds. 43 Georgia. Ferguson C. A., watchmaker and jeweler, 7 W. Washing- ton, res. 13 W. Ohio.
Ferguson Jas. C., pork packer, res. 28 N. Meridian.
Ferguson Kilby, attorney at law, 24} E. Washington, res. S. E. cor. McCarty and East.
Ferguson L. A., clerk 8 S. Meridian, bds. 112 Virginia ave.
Successive years at the United States Fair.
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INDIANAPOLIS
FRANCIS A. RATTI, SOLE AGENT FOR THE Cincinnati Daily Papers,
Delivered to Subscribers upon the arrival of the MORNING TRAIN from Cincinnati.
Commercial, - - 12 1-2 Cents Large Gazette, - - 15 Cents
Enquirer, - - - - 12 1-2 Cents - Small Gazette, - - 10 Cents Per Week, payable at the end of every Two Weeks.
Orders left at Cameron's Job Office, 8 East Pearl St., will be attended to.
House-Building and House-Furnishing HARDWARE,
A. D. WOOD.
OD
D.WO
OF THE BIG PADLOCK.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALER IN EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
HARDWARE!
CUTLERY
MECHANICS'& FARMERS' TOOLS, CUN SMITHS STOCK GUNS REVOLVERS, PISTOLS, NAILS, CLASS, METALS ,SHEET-LEAD, LEAD - PIPE, PUMPS ROPE, TACKLE-BLOCKS,SCREEN WIRE
BRASS.COPPER BIRON WIRE GRIND STONES, UC
STOVES
MANUFACTURER OF IN SHEETIRON &COPPER-WA
FAST WASHINGTON
Of every style and price, Cheap for Cash,
71 East Washington St., Sign of BIG PAD-LOCK,
J. BIRCH CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
COUNTRY PRODUCE, ETC.
79 East Washington St., - INDIANAPOLIS.
Fruits of all kinds constantly on hand. Ca
Upwards of 100 W. & W. Machines in use in Ind'p'lis making army clothing.
A .D. WOOD.
POLIS INDIANA
'NOIS
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Ferguson R., cutter Dessar & Bro., res. 104 N. Meridian. Ferito Patrick, laborer, res. 50 Bates.
Ferling Charles (Lenruger & F.,) res. 96 Maryland.
Ferree J. D., printer American Office, res. 138 E. Ohio.
Ferris Mrs. Mary, (wid.,) res. 103 W. South.
Ferrita Maurice, school teacher, res. 76 Bluff Road.
Ferry Jas., messenger Adams Express Co., res. 68 W. Ver- mont.
FERTIG FRANK, house, sign, plain and ornamental pain- ter, also grainer, 6 E. Washington, res. 41 South.
Ferthnicht Ernst, (Heithum & F.,) res. Virginia ave.
Fetrow Alexander, carpenter, res. 72 S. East.
Fey & Remman, Astor Soloon Restaurant, 9 N. Pennsyl- vania.
Fike Peter, teamster, 53 Madison ave.
Findley William, superintendent Exchange Buildings, bds. 44 N. Pennsylvania.
Findling Valentine, plasterer, res. Alabama, bet. St. Clair and Wood.
Finger Ibert, currier, res. W. North.
Fink Daniel, candy maker, res. 34 Louisiana.
Fink John F., machinist, Western Machine Works.
Finn John, cooper, res. 14 Union.
Finn John, laborer, res. 217 S. Delaware.
Finter Friedrick, baker, res. 77 Ft. Wayne ave.
Fintson James P., carpenter, res. 130 E. Ohio.
Fiscus Andrew, brick-layer, res. Davidson, bet. New York and Michigan.
Fiscus John, brick mason, res. Davidson, bet. New York and Michigan.
Fiscus Thomas W., brick mason, res. 136 E. St. Clair.
Fiscus William, brick mason, res. 155 E. New York.
Fish A. A., photograph artist, cor. Meridian and Washing- ton, res. same.
Fish Mrs. Elizabeth, res. 116 N. Mississippi.
Fish John L., mailing clerk P. O., res. 11 E. Michigan.
Fish William, printer Journal office, bds. 11 E. Michigan.
FISHBACK CHARLES, physician, office 22 E. Market, res. 48 E. New York.
FISHBACK JOHN, wholesale and retail dealer in hides, leather, &c., 30 S. Meridian, res. 49 S. Meridian.
Fishback Wm. P., (Harrison & F.,) res. 137 Virginia ave. Fisher Adam, laborer, res. in rear of 6 Bluff Road.
Fisher Andrew, furniture store, 78 E. Washington, res. 120 N. East.
Fisher A., painter, res. 120 N. East.
Fisher Benjamin, barber, cor. Louisiana and Illinois, res. . 147 S. Mississippi.
A Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine will last a life-time.
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INDIANAPOLIS
MADISON
AND INDIANAPOLIS R. R.
Daily Trains leave Union Depot, Indianapolis, for
Madison, Cincinnati & Louisville.
This is the Shortest Railway Line from Indianapolis to Cincinnati and Louisville, connecting at Madison with
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS,
For Cincinnati, which connect with the Express Trains leaving in the morning for the East, and by the Kentucky Central Railroad for the South.
RETURNING, Arrive at Indianapolis at 10.50 A. M., making connections with all Trains leaving for the
EAST, NORTH AND WEST.
Fare to Cincinnati, or from Cincinnati to Indianapolis, $3 00. To Louisville, $3 50.
NO CHARGE FOR MEALS OR STATE-ROOMS
On the Steamers, or for Baggage or Omnibus at Madison. Shippers and Merchants west, will find it to their interest to travel over and ship by this line.
D. C. BRANHAM, Sup't. T. P. MATTHEWS, Gen. Freight and Ticket Ag't, Madison. R. E. ROCKWELL, Freight Ag't, Indianapolis.
The Wheeler & Wilson Hemmer makes hems of any width.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
FISHER CHARLES, justice of the peace, res. 16 W. North. Fisher Charles, cooper, res. 37 Spring.
Fisher Charles, tailor, 69 E. Washington.
Fisher George, shoemaker, res. 224 N. New Jersey.
Fisher Matthew, head waiter Bates House.
Fisher Matthew, shoemaker, res. 64 Bluff Road.
Fisher W. G., tinner, 177 E. Washington.
Fisher W. I., shoemaker, lives around town.
Fisher William, U. S. A., res. 129 Blake.
Fisk Hiram, blacksmith, res. 79 Davidson,
Fitch William, policeman, res. 65 N. West.
Fitchey Michael, carpenter, res. 115 W. Maryland.
Fitzgerald John, tinner, 62 E. Washington, res. 308 Dela- ware.
Fitzgerald William, laborer, res. in rear of 208 S. Delaware. Fitzgibbon M., (M. F. & Co.,) res. cor. Mississippi and W. Washington.
FITZGIBBON & CO., wholesale grocers and commission merchants, Meridian, opp. Union Depot.
Flacck John, cigar maker, 18 E. Washington, bds. Union Hall.
FLAGG S. A., proprietor Magnolia Saloon, 9 S. Illinois, bds. 10 Mississippi.
Flaherty Caleb, wood-hauler, res. 35 Hosbrook.
Flaherty John, laborer, res. 20 Garden.
Flaig Matthew V., carpenter, 22 Kentucky ave., bds. South, second door W. of Canal.
Flaper ---- , farmer, res. Illinois, N. of Sixth.
Flataner M., (F. & Jackson,) res. Ohio.
Flataner & Jackson, dealer in dry and fancy goods, 75 E. Washington.
Flatanor Michael, peddler, res. Wabash, bet. Liberty and Noble.
FLEMING GEO. H., editor and publisher of "Indiana's Home-Life and Camp-Life," bds. Palmer House,
Fleming Peter, laborer, res. 16 S. Noble.
FLETCHER'S BANKING OFFICE, S. A. Fletcher, pro- prietor, 30 E. Washington.
Fletcher Calvin, Sr., (F. & Sharpe,) res. N. Pennsylvania.
Fletcher David, laborer, res. 187 S. New Jersey.
Fletcher H. A., (H. A. F. & Co.,) bds. Bates House.
FLETCHER H. A. & CO., wholesale and retail dealers in staple and fancy dry goods, carpets, oil cloths, &c., 26 and 28 W. Washington.
Fletcher H. F., messenger American Express Company.
Fletcher John, well-digger, 330 S. Delaware.
FLETCHER MILES J., Superintendent of Public Instruc- tion, bds. Bates House.
A Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine with Hemmer, for $50.
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INDIANAPOLIS
THE GREAT
CENTRAL ROUTE
1862
1862.
Indianapolis & Columbus SHORT LINE.
Three Daily Trains to Columbus without Change of Cars.
Indiana Central Railway.
This line is the Great Central Short Line from St. Louis to Dayton, Columbus, Pittsburg, Cleveland, New York, Boston, and all intermediate points, and is the most desirable route in its facilities and accommodations to passengers and shippers.
Passengers having tickets via this route, can take choice of the four Great Eastern Lines.
Only One Change of Cars between Indianapolis,
PITTSBURG, WHEELING AND CLEVELAND,
Being of uniform guage with all Railroads East of Indianapolis, this route offers un- paralleled inducements to Shippers of Live Stock and Freight.
Passengers desiring to take advantage of the Short Line must be particular to call for tickets via
Indianapolis, Dayton & Columbus
The only direct route to Zanesville, Newark, Steubenville, Pittsburg, Wheeling, &c.
CINCINNATI,
The only route through Richmond, Hamilton, &c. Two daily trains connect at Cincinnati with Kentucky Central Railroad for Cynthiana, Lexington and Paris. Also with River Packets for Parkersburg, Marietta, &c.
SECURE YOUR TICKETS VIA INDIANA CENTRAL. HORACE PARROTT, Gen'l Ticket Agent. H. G. CAREY, Superintendent.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
FLETCHER S. A., proprietor Fletcher's Bank, 30 E. Washington, res. 88 E. Ohio.
Fletcher S. A., Jr., teller Fletcher's Bank, res. 187 Virginia ave.
Fletcher William, shoemaker, 32 E. Washington, res. 7 North. .
Fletcher William, res. 267 Virginia ave.
Fletcher Zach., cabinet maker, res. 64 W. Vermont.
FLETCHER & SHARPE, Indianapolis Branch Banking Company, cor. Washington and Pennsylvania.
Flinn Joanna, (wid.,) res. 234 Madison ave.
Flinn James, laborer, res. 196 S. East.
Flinn Pat., res. Canal, S. of South,
Flitz Charles, (Runer & F.,) res. 100 Bluff Road.
FLORANCE'S SALOON, Florance Richter, proprietor, 13 N. Illinois.
Flours Samuel, carpenter, res. 105 E. South.
Flowers A. B. J., pattern-maker, res. 131 W. Maryland.
Flynn Byron P., laborer, res. 15 S. Alabama.
Fobes Albert D., deputy clerk Supreme Court, State House. Fogan James B., stone cutter, bds. Farmers' Hotel.
Fogerty William, workman at Rolling Mill, res. 12 Willard. Fogle Frederick, plasterer, res. Winston, near Railroad.
Folay Patrick, railroader, res. 78 E. Louisiana.
Foley Charles, student, bds. 86 Massachusetts avc.
Foley James, ostler, 14 N. Pennsylvania, res. Virginia ave.
Foley Margaret, (wid.,) boarding house, 196 S. Delaware.
Foley Tim., works for J. K. Sharpe, res. S. E. Michigan Road.
Follett Nathaniel, head miller Bates City Mills, bds. Little's Hotel.
Foltz Frederick, res. 113 N. Alabama.
Foos Thomas J., bakery 84 N. Mississippi, res. same.
Foote Jeremiah, res. 10 E. Michigan.
Forbes Matthew, engineer Bellefontaine R. R., res. 68 Spring. Ford Charles J., clerk Werden & Co., bds. Palmer House.
Ford John, traveling agent, res. 23 W. Michigan." Forsha Joseph, W. Indianapolis.
Forshee George W., blacksmith, res. 93 Massachusetts ave. Forsyth Foster, salesman Bee-Hive, bds. 71 N. Pennsyl- vania.
Forsyth William, U. S. Quartermaster's office, res. 71 N. Pennsylvania.
Forstride Louis, shoemaker, bds. Farmers' Hotel.
Forwinger J., tailor, 84 E. Washington.
Foster Alford, boiler maker Lawrenceburg car shop, res. 15 Lord.
Foster E. J., salesman 26 and 28 W. Washington, bds. Pal- mer House.
81,000 Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines in use in this country.
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INDIANAPOLIS
THE OLD AND RELIABLE
METROPOLITAN FINE ART GALLERY, College Hall Building, 341-2 E. Washington, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, IS THE PLACE TO GET THE BEST
GRAPHS
OF ALL SIZES, FROM
CARD VISITE to LIFE-SIZE.
ALSO, DAGUERREOTYPES.
Ambrotypes, Malainotypes, Ferrotypes, &c.,
AT LOW PRICES. REMEMBER, THIS IS THE ONLY GALLERY WHERE THE
GENUINE DAGUERREOTYPE
IS MADE. ANY SMALL PICTURE ENLARGED TO
LIFE-SIZE, and COLORED IN OIL by Superior Artists. WEEKS & COX.
The First Premium awarded the Wheeler & Wilson Machine
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CITY DIRECTORY.
FOSTER REV. JAMES, pastor of Universalist Church, bds. 8 Virginia ave.
Foster R. Sanford, Lieutenant Colonel 13th Regiment Indi- ana Volunteers.
Foster William R., at Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
Foster Wallace S., Lieutenant 13th Regiment Indiana Vol- unteers.
FOUDRAY JOHN E., (Wood & F.,) res. 109 N. New Jersey. Foudray Mrs. Martha, res. 3 Massachusetts ave ..
Foulton John, res. 145 Virginia ave.
Foulke Mrs. Elizabeth, dressmaker, bds. 79 Massacusetts ave. Foust Mrs. Daniel, res. 85 Illinois.
Fox Barney, laborer, res. 66 Hosbrook.
Fox Joseph, waiter Union Hall.
Fox Martin, bar-keeper Capital Saloon.
Frailing Patrick, laborer, res. 288 Virginia ave.
Frances Mrs. Sarah, seamstress, res. 6 S. Pennsylvania.
Francis William, brakesman I. & C. R. R., res. 100 Bates.
Franco Alex., res. cor. Mississippi and Washington.
Frank Henry, (Spiegel, Thoms & Co.,) res. cor. Spring and Vermont.
Frank Joseph, laborer, res. near Virginia ave,
Frank Samel, salesman Glaser & Bro., bds. Pyle House.
Frankem Jonathan, clerk I. L. Frankem's stove store, 49 and 51 E. Washington, res. 155 N. Illinois.
Frankem I. L., stove store, 49 and 51 E. Washington, res. 155 N. Illinois.
Frankenstein George, Morris House shaving saloon, res. opp. Madison Depot.
Franklin Anderson, (col.,) laborer, res. 73 W. Vermont.
FRANKLIN WM. H., barber under Branch Bank, res. 126 W. Ohio. (See card.)
Franstein George, barber shop Morris House, res. 33 South. Franz Peter, well digger, res. 159 Railroad.
Franzman Adam, salesman 70 E. Washington, bds. at Beck's. Frauer I. C., German Druggist, 185 E. Washington, res. same.
Fraug F. E., cabinet maker, bds. cor. Alabama and Wash- ington.
Frazee Samuel, res. 104 N. Illinois.
Frazier John H., deputy U. S. Marshal, res. 144 E. North. Frazier William, bridge builder, res. bet. New York and Vermont.
Frederick Godfrey, laborer, res. 39 S. Illinois.
Freeman John, (col.,) oyster saloon under telegraph office, res. N. Meridian.
Freeman N. B., salesman E. C. Mayhew & Co., res. 71 W. New York.
For four successive years at the Ohio State Fair.
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INDIANAPOLIS
TRADE LACE
H. A. FLETCHER & CO., Dealers in
HAFIctcher &Co DRY GOODS CARPETS
RICH, FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, CARPETS, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, Cocoa Matting,
MATS, RUGS, DAMASKS, FAHNESTOC SHADES, GILT CORNICE, AND
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS GENERALLY.
RAY'S STONE BLOCK, Nos. 26 and 28 West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
Carpets cut and made to order. Oil Cloths put down, and Cornice and Shades put up.
The Wheeler & Wilson Hemmer is the only Hemmer that will Fell.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
FREE PRESS, (German) daily and weekly, Richard Henin- ger, proprietor.
FRENCH CHARLES G., jeweler and watchmaker, 37 W. Washington, res. E. Washington.
FRENZEL JOHN P., Kansas Eating Saloon 83, drinking saloon 85 S. Illinois, res. samc.
Frick Philip, tinner, 177 E. Washington.
FRICKE REV. CHARLES, German Lutheran, res. 13 N. East.
Friday Michael, carpenter, res. 167 E. Michigan.
Frink E. O., dentist, 4 Yohn's Block, bds. 118 N. Pennsyl- vania.
FRINK S. C., dentist, 4 Yohn's Block, Meridian, res. 118 N. Pennsylvania.
Fritz Joseph, currier for Mooney & Co.
Frizzell Allen, carpenter, res. Mississippi, bet. First and Second.
Froelking John F., watchman Bellefontaine depot, 253 S. Pennsylvania.
Frommier Henry, clerk 16 W. Washington, res. 76 N. Mis- sissippi.
FROST J. M., manufacturer and wholesale dealer in patent medicines, also dealer in foreign and domestic cigars, 95 E. Washington, res. 150 N. Pennsylvania.
Frost Nicholas, laborer, res. 162 S. Tennessee.
Frushour Casper, brick-layer, res. 146 S. New Jersey.
Fry Mrs. R. N., res. 122 N. Illinois.
Fugate James L., salesman 21 W. Washington, ros. 65 W. New York.
Fuller J. M., attorney at law, res. 14 E. Ohio.
Fulmore Charles, railroader, res. 2 E. Louisiana.
Fulweiler John, res. 114 W. Georgia.
FUNKHOUSER D., (Jamison & F.,) office 5 S. Meridian.
Furchtniht Ernst, cabinet maker for Spiegel, Thoms & Co., res 279 Virginia ave.
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Gaear David, tailor, res. Tennessee, bet. Fourth and Fifth. Gaebert Henry, laborer, res. 41 Union.
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