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Ince Joseph, shoemaker, 38 W. Washington, res. 176 Mas- sachusetts ave.
Ingerman William, works at arsenal, res. W. Indianapolis. Ingersol H. W., furniture dealer, 78 E. Washington, res. 152 S. New Jersey.
Inglekink Frederick, works Madison depot, res. 73 Bluff Road.
Inglekink William, switchman Terre Haute depot, res. 90 Bluff Road.
INDIANA AMERICAN, T. A. Goodwin, editor and pro- prietor, Pearl, rear of Gleenns' Block, daily and weekly. INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY, ticket and general offices cor. Virginia ave. and Delaware.
INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY, freight depot Dela- ware, cor. Louisiana.
INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY, engine house on track, bet. Noble and Benton.
For four successive years at the Am. Institute, New York.
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INDIANA FREE PRESS, 83 E. Washington, R. Hen- inger, proprietor, German weekly.
INDIANA'S HOME-LIFE AND CAMP-LIFE, published weekly at $2 a year, office 18 East Washington.
INDIANA SCHOOL JOURNAL, monthly, publication office Journal Building, cor. Circle and Meridian.
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL, Meridian, bet. Washing- ton and Pearl, Elder, Harkness & Bingham, proprietors, daily and weekly.
INDIANA U. S. ARSENAL, Market, bet. Tennessee and Mississippi.
INDIANA VOLKSBLATT, 132 E. Washington, Julius Bæetticher, proprietor, German weekly.
INDIANAPOLIS BAPTIST FEMALE INSTITUTE, cor. Pennsylvania and North, Rev. G. Williams, principal. INDIANAPOLIS BRANCH BANKING COMPANY, S. W. cor. Washington and Pennsylvania, Calvin Fletcher, President ; T. H. Sharpe, Cashier.
INDIANAPOLIS GAS LIGHT AND COKE COMPANY,
D. S. Beaty, President ; Samuel Vanlaningham, Secre- tary ; office Ray's Building.
INDIANAPOLIS GYMNASIUM, cor. Meridian and Mary- land, up stairs.
INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL COMPANY, Journal Build- ing, cor. Circle and Meridian, daily and weekly, J. M. Tilford, President.
INDIANAPOLIS McLEAN FEMALE INSTITUTE, Me- ridian, cor. New York, Rev. C. Sturdevant, principal.
INDIANAPOLIS, PITTSBURG & CLEVELAND RAIL-
. ROAD LINE, part of Bellefontaine line, office cor. Me- ridian and Louisiana.
INDIANAPOLIS ROLLING MILL, cor. Merrill and Mis- sissippi, J. M. Lord, President.
INDIANAPOLIS & CHICAGO AIR LINE, via Kokomo and C. & C. air line ; office at Peru & Indianapolis R. R. office.
INDIANAPOLIS & CINCINNATI RAILROAD, offices cor. Delaware and Louisiana.
INDIANAPOLIS & CINCINNATI FREIGHT DEPOT, S. Delaware, bet. Maryland and South.
INDIANAPOLIS & LAFAYETTE RAILROAD, freight office, N. of North, bet. Missouri and Mississippi.
INDIANAPOLIS, PITTSBURG & CLEVELAND RAIL- ROAD, office cor. Meridian and Union track.
Inkle John, carpenter, res. cor. Bates and Cady.
Trick Rebecca, milliner, 234 N. New Jersey.
Irick William, brick-layer, res. 172 N. New Jersey.
Trick William H., brick-layer, res. 156 N. New Jersey.
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines awarded the first premium for five
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Irons Mrs. Catherine, (wid.,) seamstress, res. 119 W. Mary- land.
Irven Ann M., (wid.,) res. 18 S. East.
Irvin C. A., brick mason, res. S. of Wyoming.
Irwin Joseph, bds. 13 W. Ohio.
Irwin Mrs. Martha, res. 42 E. New York.
Isensee Albert F. W., bell-hanger and loeksmith, 17 Ken- tucky ave., bds. 28 Kentucky ave.
Isgrig James, carpenter, res. Illinois, bet. Fifth and Sixth.
Ittenbach Frank, stone cutter, (Smith, I. & Co.,) 208 S. Del- aware.
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Jackson A. S., tinner, Root, Bennett & Co.
Jackson D., Jackson's Museum, 19 W. Washington, res. 112 Mississippi.
Jackson E. S., tinsmith, 70 S. Delaware.
Jackson House, Hugh Marmont, proprietor, 136 W. Wash- ington.
Jackson Henry, blacksmith, 86 W. Washington, bds. 28 Indiana ave.
Jackson Morris, (Flataner & J.,) res. Ohio.
Jackson's Museum, 19 W. Washington.
Jackson Wiliam, roofing, res. 26 N. Liberty.
Jackson W. N., Union Railway Company, bds. Dr. Gatling. Jacobs Valentine, Captain 19th Indiana Regiment, res. 58 E. Maryland.
Jacups William, laborer, res. Ash, near University.
James Allen, laborer, res. 123 E. St. Clair.
James John, tinner, Root, Bennett & Co.
James T. S., (W. W. J. & Co.)
James W. W., (W. W. J. & Co.,) res. 168 N. Tennessee.
James W. W. & Co., marble works, 58 S. Meridian.
JAMESON REV L. H., minister Christian Church, res. 97 W. South.
JAMESON P. H., (J. & Funkhouser,) res. 51 cor. Ohio and Alabama.
JAMESON & FUNKHOUSER, physicians and surgeons, 5 S. Meridian.
Jasper Oliver, (col.,) wood chopper, res. Seventh.
JEFFERIES J. WASH., proprietor Bates City Mills, cor. Noble and Washington, bds. Little's Hotel.
Jenison Geo. M., (W. H. Talbott & Co.,) res. 9 W. Ohio, near Meridian.
Jenison Mrs. Harriet, (wid.,) res. 9 W. Ohio. Jenison O. F., opp. 24 East Washington, bds. 9 W. Ohio.
Successive years at Mechanic's Institute, Cincinnati.
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Jenkins A. W., grocer, cor. Pennsylvania and North, res. same.
Jenkins Ebenezer, painter and glazier, rear of Bates House, res. 32 E. Ohio.
Jenkins John, clerk 120 N. Pennsylvania, res. 126 Market. Jenks W. R. C., printer, Journal Office, res. 24 N. Pennsyl- vania.
Jennings Patrick, teacher, res. 25 N. Liberty.
Jennings Wm., tinner, 69 W. Washington, res. 55 E. Ohio. Jerard Ittenbach & Co., grocers, 180 S. Delaware.
Jerrel Miss M., teacher McLean's Seminary, bds. same.
Joachime Augustus, tallow chandler, res. 93 W. Maryland. Joennivolas Joroin, carpenter, res. Winston, bet. North and Michigan.
John Charles, boarding house, 199 E. Washington.
John Samuel, book-binder, bds. 67 N. East.
John Samuel, bds. 14 W. Georgia.
Johnson Mrs., dress maker, 12} S. Pennsylvania.
Johnson Aaron, clerk, res. Mississippi, N. of St. Clair.
Johnson Benjamin, soldier, res. 25 Central.
Johnson Ben. F., saloon, 212 W. Washington.
Johnson Ben. F., clerk 4 Blake's Building, bds. 58 N. Mis- sissippi.
Johnson C., tailor, 19 W. Washington, bds. cor. Garden and Willard.
Johnson C. A., photographer, &c., 33 W. Washington.
Johnson C. R., wood dealer, bds. Ohio House.
Johnson D. R., student with Dr. Boyd.
Johnson Eleanor, (wid.,) res. California, bet. Market and Washington.
Johnson George, clerk Wood's hardware store, res. 240 S. Alabama.
Johnson G. H., salesman City Hardware Store, 12 W. Wash- ington, res. 240 S. Alabama.
Johnson Geo. H., laborer, res. Illinois, bet. Second and Third. Johnson G. W., grocer, Mississippi, N. of St. Clair.
Johnson Hubbard, salesman 70 E. Washington, bds. 121 E. Ohio.
JOHNSON ISAAC E., attorney at law and loan office, 4 Blake's Building, res. 58 N. Mississippi.
Johnson John, merchant tailor, 48 S. Illinois, res. Missis- sippi.
Johnson J. F., wholesale and retail grocer, 31, cor. Meridian and Maryland, res. 11 Maryland.
Johnson John S., farmer, res. 74 Bluff Road.
Johnson M. L., captain Co. I, 51st regiment, res. 41 N. New Jersey.
Johnson Philip, carpenter, res. 155 N. East.
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Johnson Thomas, (col.,) cook Little's Hotel.
Johnson T. D., salesman New York Store, res. 107 W. Ohio.
Johnson Wm., grocery, 167 Tennessee, cor. Garden, res. same.
Johnson Wm., laborer, res. 160 N. Blake.
Johnson Wm. W., printer, res. 112 E. Vermon1.
JOHNSTON O. W., livery and sale stable, 11 and 13 W. Pearl, res. 172 E. South.
Johnston Mrs. Fidellie, sewing, res. 148 N. East.
Johnston George, blacksmith, res. 74 E. Louisiana.
Johnston John F., dentist, res. and office 11 E. Maryland.
Johnston S. A., book-keeper, 62 E. Washington, bds. 86 E. Vermont.
Johnston William J., (Munson & J.,) res. 86 Vermont.
Jolly Jas., watchman Lawrenceburg car shop, res. 11 Lord. Jolly John, works Lawrenceburg car shop, res. 11 Lord. Jones - , res. 36 Liberty.
Jones A., (J., Vinnedge & Co.,) res. 79 N. Pennsylvania.
Jones A., Jr., (J., Vinnedge & Co.,) bds. Bates House.
Jones A. M., clothes inspector, res. 139 E. South.
Jones Alex., (col.,) farmer, res. Illinois, N. of Sixth.
Jones B. D., sutler 52d Regiment, res. S. E. cor. Alabama and Vermont.
Jones Edward, railroader, res. 44 S. Noble.
Jones Edwin E., salesman, 20 S. Meridian.
Jones Fleming, broom-maker, Illinois, N. of Sixth.
Jones George W., farmer, res. Illinois, N. of Sixth.
Jones J. W., checker T. H. freight depot.
Jones Jesse, res. 106 N. Illinois.
Jones J. M., inspector U. S. warehouse.
JONES JOHN P., clerk of Supreme Court, res. Tennessee, N. of St. Clair.
Jones Johnny, salesman 17 W. Washington, bds. 79 Penn- sylvania
Jones Lewis, harness maker, 34 W. Washington, res. 56 In- diana ave.
Jones Mrs. Mary A., (wid.,) res. 154 W. Vermont.
Jones N. R., conductor Terre Haute Railroad, res. 49 W. Georgia.
Jones Sheridan, (col.,) laborer, res. Howard.
Jones Spieer, sutler 47th regiment, res. 206 N. Illinois.
JONES, VINNEDGE & CO.'S shoe house, 17 W. Wash- ington.
Jones William, (col.,) barber, bds. Little's Hotel.
Jones William, meat market, 122 S. Illinois, bds. Station House.
Jonte Emuel, cook Spencer House. 10
350 families in Indianapolis and vicinity use Wheeler & Wilson.
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FRANKLIN TIPE AND STEREOTIPO FOUNDRY,
168 Vine Street, bet. Fourth and Fifth Streets, CINCINNATI, OHIO.
R. ALLISON,
Superintendent.
Manufacturers of and dealers in
NEWS, BOOK AND JOB TYPE,
PRINTING PRESSES, CASES, GALLEYS, &c.,
Inks & Printing Material
Of every description.
STEREOTYPING
OF ALL KINDS,
Books, Music, Patent Medicine Directions, Jobs, Wood Cuts, &c., &c.
Brand & Pattern Letters
OF VARIOUS STYLES.
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
The Wheeler & Wilson Hemmer makes hems of any width.
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Jordan Gilmer, clerk Washington City, res. 104 W. Ten- nessee.
Jordan Joseph, laborer, res. 133 Bluff Road.
Jordan Samuel J., tailor, res. 157 S. Mississippi.
Jordan Thos., flour and grain dealer, 18 S. Meridian, res. 92 E. Market.
Jose N., furniture store, 4 S. Pennsylvania, res. out of city. Joseph J. G., salesman 2 Palmer House, bds. same.
Joseph R. C., retired, res. 158 W. New York. Jude James, laborer, res. 21 E. Wyandott.
Judson Charles E., book-keeper Bates House.
Judson William, proprietor Bates House, cor. Washington and Illinois.
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Kabis Leopold, clerk with R. Beebe, Empire Saloon. Kahle Samuel F., cabinet maker, res. Orient.
KAHN A., clothier and dealer in furnishing goods, 2 Pal- mer House, bds. Morris House.
Kahn Jacob, Union clothing store, 46 E. Washington, bds. Oriental House.
Kahn Lewis, butcher, res. 120 N. Mississippi. Kahra Michael, bar-keeper Lou. Lang's saloon, bds. same. Kaiser Adam, shoemaker, bds. Kentucky ave.
KALL LEWIS, renovater and exchanger of clothing of all kinds, 93 E. Washington, res. 63 East.
KANSAS EATING AND DRINKING SALOON, 83 and 85 S. Illinois, John P. Frenzell, proprietor.
Karnes Joseph, carpenter, res. 58 Davidson.
Karrle Christ., boot and shoemaker, 64 E. Washington,_res. 72 S. Delaware.
Karnatz John, shoemaker, res. 114 N. Alabama.
Karrle Joseph, manufacturer and dealer in boots and shoes, 64 E. Washington, res. 35 South.
Karvauwn Patrick, railroader, res. cor. Missouri and Geor- gia.
Kasser Frederick, painter, res. 55 W. Liberty.
Kaskell Thurlow, carpenter, res. 82 W. Maryland.
Kaskell William H., bds. 82 W. Maryland.
Katahar Michael, laborer, res. Bates.
Kaufmann Moritz, butcher, res. 131 N. East.
Kantman M., well-digger, res. 58 Massachusetts ave. Keane Mrs. A., (Lyneh & K.,) res. 43 N. Tennessee. Keating Miss L. U., wood dealer, res. 20 Elm.
Keating Jeffrey, laborer, res. 288 S. Delaware. Keating Michael, laborer, res. 31 South.
The Wheeler & Wilson Hemmer is the only Hemmer that will Fell.
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HEAD-QUARTERS FOR FASHIONABLE BOOTS & SHOES.
JOHN H. DETERS,
53 West Fourth Street, CINCINNATI. O.,
Has now on hand the most extensive, varied, and elegant assortment of Boots and Shoes in the City. Articles manufactured at his establish- ment are superior to any made in this country as regards their beauty, shape, workmanship and durability. His stock comprises Ladies', Geh- tlemens,' Misses,' Boys,' Youths,' and Childrens,'
BOOT AND SHOES. OF EVERY STYLE,
And in infinite variety, all made by artistic workmen. Doing a large business and selling strictly for cash, enables him to sell his goods very cheap.
N. B .--- A large stock of Military Boots and Shoes constantly on hand.
MRS. C. F. HALL, SESAM ENGRAVING
At No. 14 West Fourth St., CINCINNATI, O.
PERCUSSION PRESS
Notarial. Court, Corporation, State, Ecclesiastical, College, Society, I. O. O. F., Masonic, I. O. S. M., Library, and all others of an official character engraved and adjusted to latest Improved Presses. Also every variety of Business Seals, with Percussion and Lever Presses, for Merchants, Bankers, Man- facturers, &c.
Percussion Press, with Seal of Fifty Letters ... $5 00 Lever Press, with Seal of Fifty Letters. . 6 00 Devices Extra. Court Seal and Press .. ... $10 to $25 Wax Seals for public and private use. Wedding and Visiting Cards neatly engraved and printed. Ad- dress, Mrs. C. F. HALL, No. 14 West Fourth Street, CINCINNATI, O.
A Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine with Hemmer, for $50.
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Keatinge Joseph J., newspapers and periodicals, 19 S. Illi- nois, res. same.
Kecfer Jacob, machinist Washington foundry, res. 155 S. Mississippi.
Keeler William, coffee vender, ress. 44 Spring.
Keeling John, salesman New York Store, res. 109 S. East.
Keely Mrs. Elinor, res. alley, bet. New York and Ohio.
Keely George L., press boy, bds. 105 N. Noble.
Keely Henry S., printer Dodd & Co., bds. 159 E. Ohio. Keely Isaac I., bricklayer, res. 105 N. Noble.
Keely Isaac I., physician and surgeon, bds. 62 E. Michigan. Keely John, bricklayer, res. 48 N. East.
Keely Oliver S., bricklayer, res. 159 E. Ohio.
Keely Samuel, bricklayer, res. 177 N. Noble.
Keely William, carpenter, res. 62 E. Michigan.
Keely William H., grocer, cor. Market and Noble, res. E. 165 Ohio.
Keen Ennis, tailor, 69 S. Illinois, bds. Farmers' Hotel.
Keen H. W., (Tarlton & K.,) res. 122 N. Illinois.
Keenan Thos., res. 61 S. Noble.
Keesee George, laborer, res. 201 Indiana ave.
Keesce William N., carpenter, res. 144 Blake.
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Kehoe Thomas, laborer, res. 84 N. Tennessee.
Keiffer John G., wood sawyer, res, 86 St. Joseph.
Kline Nicholas, shoemaker Massachusetts ave., res. Spring. Keiser Adam, shoemaker, bds. 28 Kentucky ave.
Keishner F., currier for John Fishback.
Keeker Sophie, washer, res. 186 N. New Jersey.
Kelb Henry, laborer, res. 98 St. Joseph.
Kelkauf Frederick, central depot, res. 115 Union.
Kelleher James, shoemaker, res. 9 N. New Jersey.
Keller Daniel, stone-mason, bds. 174 N. East.
Keller John, laborer, res. 28 Forest.
Keller Lewis, salesman New York Store, res. 109 S. East.
Keller Mrs. Mary, washer, res. alley, N. bet. New Jersey and East.
Keller James ostler, res. 175 E. St. Clair.
Keller Z. P., machinist, res. 84 S. East.
Kelley Dennis, harness maker, res. 82 N. Tennessee.
Kelley Mrs. Mary, (wid.,) res. 73 N. Missouri.
Kellish Martin, butcher Bates House Meat Market.
Kellish Michael, butcher Bates House Meat Market.
Kellogg Henry S., salesman 71 E. Washington, bds. 87 Meridian.
Kellogg Newton, edge tool maker, res. S. E. cor. Market and West.
Kellogg W. H., (K. & Davis,) bds. Prle House. Kellogg & Davis, fine art gallery, S E. Washington.
Upwards of 100 W. & W. Machines in use in Ind'p'lis making army clothing.
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GEO. R. DIXON. I. W. PARKER.
GEO. R. DIXON & CO.,
OHIO MUSTARD MILLS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FRESH ROASTED & GROUND COFFEE, SPICES, Mustard, Pepper Sauce, Tomato Catsup, BAKING POWDER, Peanuts, Indigo, Untmegs, &t.,
Highest Cash Prices paid for Mustard Seed.
Nos. 243, 245 & 247 Sycamore Street, CINCINNATI, OHIO.
D. HILLS & CO. C. F. O'DRISCOLL. HILLS, O'DRISCOLL & CO.,
Stereotype and Electrotype, FOUNDRY, DEALERS IN PRINTING MATERIALS
No. 141 MAIN STREET, CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Stereotyping and Electrotyping of all kinds; Books, Music, Pamphlets, and Jobs of every description done at short no- tice and in the best manner. Colored and Black Inks of all kinds for sale.
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines awarded the first premium for five
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Kelly Elisha, E., (col.,) laborer, res. N. Mississippi.
Kelly James, huekster, res. 66 Bluff Road.
Kelly John B., painter, 278 Madison ave.
Kelly Jonathan, salesman New York Store, bds. 109 E. South.
Kelly Patrick, laborer, res. 108 E. Ohio.
Kelly Thomas, currier, res. 11 McCarty.
Kelly William, buteher, bds. 22 Indiana ave.
Kelor John, hackman, res. W. side Noble, bet. Vermont and Michigan.
Kemper Charles, grocer, 12 cor. McCarty and Meridian, res. same.
Kemper J. M., carpenter, res. 122 S. New Jersey.
Kendrick Wm. H., physician, office 33 and res. 35 N. East.
Kennedy Larry, laborer, res. 320 S. Delaware.
Kennedy James, blacksmith, res. 2 Bernard.
Kennedy Joseph, works Dumont & Sinker, res. 21 Benton. Kennedy John, laborer, res. Indiana ave.
Kennedy Samuel, shoemaker, 38 W. Washington.
Kennedy Thomas, res. 113 E. South.
Kennedy Patrick, 8th Regiment Illinois Volunteers, res. 63 Spring.
Kenney H. T., tailor, res. 34 S. West.
Kennington John, wagoner, res. extreme end Virginia ave.
Kentwell Matthew, foundryman, res. Winston, bet. Ohio and New York.
Kentzel J. S., printer Herald & Era office, bds. 36 East.
Keppel Josiah, res. 67 W. Louisiana.
Kepple Henry, workmen at rolling mill, res. 153 S. Missis- sippi.
Kepple Martin, clerk Depot Bakery.
Kerin Daniel P., grocer, res. S. E Michigan Road.
Kerley James, cooper, res. Merrill.
Kern Casper, cabinet maker, res. 172 E. Michigan.
Kern Jacob, porter 26 and 28 W. Washington.
Kern John, tailor, 39 E. Washington, bds. 60 Davidson.
Kern L. D., student, bds. 130 N. New Jersey.
Kerper Charles, saddle and harness maker, res. 21 Indiana ave.
Kesner Henry, shoemaker, res. 64 Bluff Road. Kesper Peter, foundryman, res. 126 W. Vermont. Ketchum John L., (K. & Mitchell,) res. 97 E. Merrill. Ketchum & Mitchell, attorneys at law, Blackford's Building. Kettenback Henry, grocer, Massachusetts ave., bet. Liberty and St. Clair, res. 216 N. Noble.
Keys Wm., marble dealer, res. Georgia, bet. Missouri and West.
Successive years at Mechanic's Institute, Cincinnati.
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THE CINCINNATI
TYPE FOUNDRY COMPANY
AND
Printing Machine Works,
Corner Vine & Longworth Streets
BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
CHAS. WELLS, - - Agent.
MANUFACTURE AND FURNISH ALI, KINDS OF
TY
PRINTING MACHINERY & FURNITURE.
ELECTROTYPED OR STEREOTYPED.
Specimen Books or Estimates furnished on application.
First Premium awarded the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine for three
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Keyser John W., carpenter, res. Tennessee, bet. Second and Third.
Kihy Daniel, cooper, res. Michigan Road.
Kidder J. R., currier for John Fishback.
Kieser Adam, shoemaker, res. Kentucky ave.
Kiger Henry, (K. & Phillips,) U. S. A.
Kiger & Phillips, attorneys at law, Blackford's Building.
Kilberry -, laborer, res. Mississippi, N. of St. Clair.
Kinder Mrs. M. W., boarding house, 793 E. Washington.
Kindler Chas., (Ballwig & Kindler,) res. 17 Kentucky ave. Kinfieng N., tinner Root, Bennett & Co.
King Cornelius, Inmber dealer, res. 141 N. Mississippi. King David, res. 157 W. Mississippi.
King Edward, secretary and treasurer Indianapolis, Pitts- burg & Crestline, and cashier Bellefontaine R. R. Lines, res. Meridian, opp. Blind Asylum.
King Francis, Grand Secretary Masonic Lodge, office Ma- sonic Hall Building, res. 72 N. Tennessee.
King Geo., fireman P. & 1. R. R., bds. 18 Lord.
King H. L., messenger Adams Express Co., bds. Palmer House.
King Jacob, patern maker, bds. 258 W. Washington.
King James, res. 70 N. Illinois.
King J. B., gas-fitter, res. Mississippi, bet. Michigan and Vermont.
King W. H., clerk Bellefontaine R. R. Line, bds. Bates House. King W. T., res. 99 Bates.
Kingham Jos., assistant teacher, workshop Blind Asylum, res. 72 St. Joseph.
Kingman Nelson, foreman tin shop Root, Bennett & Co., res. 59 E. New York.
Kingsberry C. G., porter American Express Co., bds. Mor- ris House.
Kingsberry John E., watchmaker, res. 181 Massachusetts ave.
Kingsley Adriel S., res. Duncan.
Kinnan Augustus, stone-cutter for Jason Dame, res. 227 S. Alabama.
Kinney Pat., steward Little's Hotel.
Kinsler Patrick, railroader, res. 204 N. Mississippi.
Kinyer W., laborer for John Fishback.
Kirk E., milliner, 39 N. Pennsylvania, res. same.
Kirkwood Geo., fireman I. & Cincinnati R. R., res. Bates, E. of Cady.
Kirkwood John, res. 108 E. South.
Kirkwood John, fireman, I. & C. R. R., res. 9 Lord.
Kırkil Dol., engineer, res. 100 Louisiana.
Kirland Patrick, 73 S. Meridian, bds. 100 Mississippi.
Successive years at the United States Fair.
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MIDDLETON, STROBRIDGE & CO., Lithographers & Engrabers,
64 West Fourth St.,
CINCINNATI, O.
Special attention given to all kinds of work in our line, such as
Maps,
Portraits, Bonds,
Diplomas,
Show Cards,
Bill Heads,
Letter Heads, &e.
ALSO, PUBLISHERS OF
Washington as a Mason,
A beautiful Picture representing Washington surrounded with the emblems of the Order.
ALSO,
ODD FELLOWSHIP,
Beautifully represented, with
FINE POR RAIT
Of the Founder of the Order.
AND OTHER PRINTS, &c., &c.
A Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine will last a life-time.
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Kirlin James, dry goods and groceries, 36 W. Washington, res. cor. Illinois and First.
Kissell J. W., bar-keeper Burt's Dining Saloon, res. Indiana ave.
KISTNER ADAM, proprietor California House, 136 and 138 S. Illinois.
Kistner J. G., boot and shoemaker, 51 S. Illinois, res. same. Kitchen John M., physician and surgeon, cor. Washington and Meridian, res. 69 N. Pennsylvania.
Klapp Henry, gardener, res. E. National Road.
Klein C. F., book-keeper Martin Hug, bds. same.
Klein Dr. Emil, res. 100 E. New York.
Kliber John Lewis, confectioner, 105 E. Washington, res. same.
Klieger Henry, laborer, res. 101 S. Alaboma.
Kline Joseph, clerk 31 S. Meridian, bds. Pyle House.
Klingensmith J. K., bds. 79 W. Maryland.
Klingensmith J., res. 79 W. Maryland.
Klingensmith Israel, bds. 79 W. Maryland.
KLOTZ EMIL, wholesale and retail dealer in faney goods, notions, &c,, 37 E. Washington, res. 61 Illinois. Klotz Frank, baker, 186 S. Delaware.
Klotz John, laborer, res. 21 S. Illinois.
Knauf Adam, baker, res. 64 E. St. Joseph.
Knaus Charles, bar-keeper Eagle Saloon, bds. same.
Knainlin Geo., wood sawyer, res. 344 Hosbrook.
Knefler Charles, clerk postoffice, bds. W. H. Campbell.
Knefler Fred., assistant adjutant general, U. S. A.
Kneif John, carpenter, res. 160 N. Liberty. Knepton James, carver, res. 56 N. Noble.
Knight Elijah, boarding house, res. 19 W. Georgia.
Knight John, coppersmith, res. 72 S. Louisiana. Knight James, brick-maker, res. 107 S. Missouri. Knight Jasper N., painter, res. 106 Indiana ave. Knight John, (Cottrall & K.,) res. 102 E. Louisiana.
Knightly Wm., U. S. service, res. 306 S. Delaware.
Knodle A., (A. K. & Son,) res. 8 Indiana ave. Knodle Geo., (A. K. & Son,) bds. 8 Indiana ave. KNODLE A. & SON, manufacturers and dealers in boots and shoes, 32 E. Washington. (See card.)
Knoker Sebastian, baker, res. 213 N. Noble.
Knotts N. K., sign and ornamental painter, 2 N. Pennsyl- vania, res. 96 E. Market.
Knowlton G. F., salesman 40 E. Washington, res. 140 N. Tennessee.
Knox Asbery, (col.,) barber, res. 59 Kentucky ave.
Knox Francis A., res. Kentucky ave.
Koch Charles, collar maker, 184 S. Pennsylvania.
81,000 Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines in use in this country.
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Koch H., grocer, 198 Massachusetts ave., res. same.
Koch Wm., grocery, res. 47 S. East.
Kochman Peter, moulder 26S S. Delaware.
Kæhler John Philip, barber Palmer House hair-dressing saloon, bds. Georgia.
Kæhne Charles, clerk, res. Liberty, bet. New York and Vermont.
Kostle Jacob, baker, 165 N. Noble, res. same.
Kohn Geo., machinist, bds. Kansas Eating Saloon.
Koiehn John, laborer, res. 118 Union.
Kolb John A., grocer, 69 S. Illinois, res. same.
Kolb Wm., boarding house, 28 and 30 Kentucky ave.
Koldhoff Low., blacksmith, bds. Jack Myer.
Koler John, laborer, res. 71 Elm.
Koontz A., res. N. Illinois.
Koort Frederick, laborer, res. 69 N. Bright.
Kork Charles, printer Indiana Free Press.
Kortyreter Wm., tailor, res. 69 N. Noble.
Kossebaum John G., grocer, 153 Massachusetts ave., res. same.
Kothe William, watchman Washington foundry, res. 69 Davidson.
Kolthoff Henrich, laborer, res. Biddle, near city limits.
Kown James, teamster, cor. Oak and Massachusetts ave.
Krause Philip, laborer, res. 66 E. St. Mary.
Krause Wm., (K. & Wittinberg,) res. S. E. Alabama, bet. Ohio and Market.
Krause and Wittenberg, proprietors German Dry Goods Store, 43 and 45 E. Washington.
Krauth Ernst W., clerk 14 W. Washington, bds. 137 E. Washington.
Kregelo, Blake & Co., planing mill, cor. Canal and W. New York.
Kregelo Chas., (K. Blake & Co.,) res. 132 W. New York.
Kregelo Jacob, carpenter, res. 40 E. St. Clair.
Kregelo David, planing mill, res. 132 N. West.
Kreger Christian, carpenter, bds. 41 N. East.
Kreniger George, grocer, 60 South.
Kretsch Peter, cigars, tobacco, &c., 93 S. Illinois, res. same. Kreutzer John, tailor, res. Tennessee, bet. Fourth and Fifth. Krest Charles, laborer, res. 161 N. Liberty.
Krinn Jacob, laborer, res. 106 St. Joseph.
Krome Fred., laborer, res. 76 Huron.
Kroppe Peter, collar maker, 182 S. Pennsylvania.
Kruger Charles, clerk 70 E. Washington, bds. 115 E. Mar- ket.
Kruger Wm., works Merritt & Coughlen's woolen factory, bds. 28 Kentucky ave.
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