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Parsons, Macauley & Co., Wholesale School Books, etc., 13 W. Maryland.
Buy your Saddles, Harness, Whips, Collars, Coach and Carriage
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FOR SHEET MUSIC, MUSIC BOOKS, And any article in the Music Trade,
GO TO A. M. BENHAM & CO., Bates House Corner.
Wilz Frederick, lab. r. 577 E. St. Clair Winans John C. student, PURDY'S BUS- INESS COLLEGE
Winchel E. A. Mrs. r. 290 E. Ohio
Winchel Nannie Miss, r. 290 E. Ohio
Wincler George, cabinet maker, r. 33 S. Meridian
Windurn W. D. (col'd), barber, 268 West Washington, r. 170 W. Georgia
Winder Alfred, telegraph operator, bds. 115 N. New Jersey
Winder John, marble worker, bds. 74 N. Pennsylvania
Winder John H. (La Dow & Winder), bds. 74 N. Pennsylvania
Windgate J. I. carpenter, B. R. R. shop Winer Wm. shoemaker, bds. Cincinnati House
Wing J. student, National Business Col- Iege
Wing S. J. student, bds. 240 E. Ohio
Wingar F. driver, H. F. West & Co. bds. 60 S. Delaware
Wingate Edwin H. grocer, r. 139 S. New Jersey
Wingate Job, carpenter, B. R. R. shop, bds. 201 N. Davidson
Wingate J. F. grocer, 42 N. Pennsylva- nia, r. country
Wingate Thomas H. actuary Gt. Western Horse Insurance Co. bds. Mrs. Mor- rison's
Wingate W. L, (Hill & Wingate), r. 122 Virginia av.
Winings Archibald, carpenter, r. 50 Fay- ette
Wink Isabella Miss, milliner, 147 East Washington, r. same
Winkle W. F. (Winkle & Co.), r. 301 E. Georgia
Winkle & Co. (W. F. Winkle and E. H. Neil), flour and feed dealers, 210 E. Washington
Winkler Philip, currier, Mooney & Co. r. 1st, cor. Mississippi
Winkler Valentine, stonemason, r. N. Mississippi, cor 1st
Winlersteem C. mechanic, Osgood, Smith & Co.
Winlock John (col'd), waiter, Bates House, r. 229 Minerva
Winn William, insurance agent, r. 81 W. Walnut
Winner John, saloon, 12 S. Delaware, r. S. East
Winsel Emil, organ and piano tuner, r. 321 E. Ohio
Winslow Ann (col'd), washer woman, r. 219 N.West
Winslow A. B. clk. J. D. Condit, r. 5.Old P. O. building
Winslow George (col'd), hostler, Henry Allen, r. 433 W. North
Winslow John M. book-keeper, Sinnissip- pi Insurance Co. bds. 59 W. Mary- land
Winslow R. B. clk. Sinnissippi Ins. Co. bds. 59 W. Maryland
Winson John, upholsterer, I. & C. R. R. shop, r. 101 Bates
Winter Antoine, ale bottler, works for F. Balweg
Winter Isaac N. cutter, r. 121 Massachu- setts av.
Winter Henry, lab. r. 171 E. St. Marys
Winter J. A. clk. H. S. Rockey & Son, r. 118 N. Liberty
Winters Kate Mrs. waiter, Little's Hotel
Winters Wm. A. plasterer, r. 98 Ash
Wirth Rudolph, shoemaker, bds. ws. N. Tennessee, bet. 3d and 4th
Wischman Christ. baker, Cincinnati bak- ery, r. 311 St. Clair
Wise Charley (col'd), lab. r. 209 West North
Wise Jeremiah M. (Wise & Bartlett), r. 107 S. Illinois
Wise J. (Ladow, Winder & Wise)
Wise Tyson (col'd), barber, Gulliver, bds. 225 N. Tennessee
Wise William, tailor, r. 162 N. Illinois
Wise & Bartlett (Jeremiah M. Wise and Joseph L. Bartlett ), eating house, 107 S. Illinois
Wiseman Barbara Mrs. r. Pennsylvania, cor. Vermont
Wiseman Margaret, wid. Timothy, r. 351 W. Washington
Wiseman Simon S. r. 355 W. Washington Wiseman Wm. lab. r. 114 Meek
Wishard Milton M. physician, city hos- pital, r. same
Wishmire Christian F. saw mill, 258 Da- vidson
Wishtmeyer Anthony, lab. r. 274 E. Ohio Wisner Wm. A. carpenter, Ely & Bruner, bds. N. Mississippi
Wisong George A. clk. A. H. Shephard, r. 66 Indiana av.
Wisong Madison, bricklayer, r. es. Bluff road
Wissert John, barkeeper, bds. 489 North - New Jersey
WISSERT S. S. MRS. doctress and for- tune teller, 67 Hosbrook, r. same
Wittenberg Henry, cigar maker, bds. 137 Ft. Wayne av.
Witman H. N. (C. Eden & Co.), r. es. N. Tennessee, bet. 3d and 4th
Gloves and Hosiery, at Jones, Hess & Davis'.
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Trimmings of Sulgrove, Reynolds & Co., 20 West Washington Street.
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Witman Morgan O. carpenter, C. Eden & Co. bds. Scott House
Witt Bennett (Witt & Arbuckle), r. 174 E. New York
Witt & Arbuckle (Bennett F. Witt and Matthew Arbuckle), real estate and insurance agents, Washington, cor. Meridian.
Wittenberg Charles, dry goods, 37 E. Washington, r. 167 E. Ohio
Witthoff Henry, carpenter, r. 82 S. East Wittlinger Jacob, grocer, Georgia, cor. Noble, r. same
Witzman John M. teamster, r. 162 Win- ston
Wochtstetter John, Meridian Exchange Saloon, ws. Meridian, bet. Louisiana and South, r. same
Woelz Charles A. confectioner, 59 N. 11- linois, r. 329 E. Michigan
Wolf Adam, bartender, 65 W. Washing- ton, r. same
WOLF CATHARINE Mrs. Cincinnati House, 176 S. Delaware
Wolf Charles, clk. H. Rentsch, r. E. Mar- ket
Wolf Elihu, carpenter, W. Maryland, Kingen's block
Wolf Geo. W. clk. Cincinnati House, 176 S. Delaware, r. same
Wolf L. Mrs. r. 246 Railroad av.
Wolf Moses, clothier, S. Meridian, r. 140 Virginia av.
Wolfe Chas. clk. r. 338 E. Market
Wolfenden Abraham, carpenter, r. es. West, bet. McCarty and Maryland
Wolfey Chas. carpenter, bds. 346 N. Ala- hama, cor. Walnut
Wolff Isaac, salesman, F. Dernham, bds. Bates House
Wolforde A. mattress maker, 249 Ken- tucky av. r. same
Wolfran Albert T. printer, Home Vis- itor, bds. 201 N. New Jersey
Wolfran Augustus, printer, Journal of- fice, bds. 201 North New Jersey
Wolfran Charles A. pressman, r. 201 N. New Jersey
Wolfran Christian, tinner, Tutewiler Bros. r. 201 N. New Jersey
Wolfran E. E. clk. Fletcher & Sharp's bank, bds. 201 N. New Jersey
Wolfran W. B. r. 201 N. New Jersey Wolfson J. bds. Scott House
Wollen W. M. grocer, Vermont, cor. Mis- sissippi, r. same
Woltsman Frederick, restaurant, 17 N. Illinois, r. ns E. Walnut, bet. Ala- bama and New Jersey
Wolzen Charles, hostler, Wood & Fou- dray, r. 188 Winston
Womersley John, servant, 239 N. Penn- sylvania
Wompner Henry, lab. r. 59 Harrison
THE OFFICE OF THE Sinnissippi
IS ON GROUND FLOOR, 35 E. MARKET STREET.
Wonderly Henry, bricklayer, r. 146 N. Davidson
Wonderly Mrs. dressmaker, New York, cor. Davidson
Wonders Jacob G. carpenter, r. 35 W. Market
Wondrum Lewis, shoemaker, 82 S. Illi- nois, r. 383 S. Delaware
Wonnell Louisa, wid. r. 31 Indiana av.
Wood Albert, clk. A. H. Shephard, bds. same
Wood Albert, tinsmith, Sponsler and Mc- Creery, bds. N. Pennsylvania, bet. New York and Ohio
Wood Alex. asst. city surveyor, r. 197 N. Illinois
Wood A. D. hardware merchant, r. 79 N. Delaware
Wood C. Mrs. r. 58 Huron
Wood David A. student, PURDY'S BUS- INESS COLLEGE
Wood Eli, butcher, 34 N. Pennsylvania, r. National road, east
Wood Emma D. Miss, teacher, Indianap- olis Female Institute, r. same
Wood Emsley H. student, PURDY'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
Wood E. M. tinner, bds. 74 N. Pennsyl- vania
Wood E. R. carpenter, r. 124 Bates
Wood George, bds. 29 S. West
Wood Heman, foreman, William Hines- ley, r. 263 N. Mississippi
Wood H. K. clk. G. D. Wilgus, bds. New York, cor. Tennessee
Wood Hattie M. Mrs. boarding house, 82 S. Illinois
Wood Jacob S. cooper, r. 378 Indiana av. Wood James, city engineer, office Glenn's blk. r. 26 Gregg
Wood John F. chief clk. P. O. r. 126 E' Walnut
Wood John G. carpenter, r. 124 Bates Wood John M. (Wood & Foudray) r. N. Pennsylvania
Wood J. W. carpenter, r. 124 Bates
Wood Levi (Wood & Boyd), r. 488 N. Illi- nois
Wood L. J. Mrs. boarding house, 75 Nor- wood, r. same
Wood Mary (col'd), servant, 46 E. Ohio Wood Milly Mrs. r. 199 E. Washington
Wood Nelson H. conductor, I. C. R. R. bds. Bates House
Bowen, Stewart & Co., Dealers in Books, Stationery, etc., 18 W. Washington.
Sulgrove, Reynolds & Co., Wholesale and Retail dealers in Saddlery
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A. M. BENHAM & CO,, Music Publishers and Dealers in
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE,
Of every description. All the Street Railroad Lines pass our Store.
Wood William D. (Sellers & Wood), r. S. of city, nr. Madison R. R.
Wood W. A. clk. 150 New York, bds. same
Wood W. E. (Wood & Starrett), r. 442 N. Pennsylvania
Wood & Boyd ( Levi Wood & Frank A. Boyd), brokers, Ætna building
Wood & Foudray (John M. Wood and John E. Foudray), livery and sale stable, 16 N. Pennsylvania
Wood & Sterrett (W. E. Wood and S. D. Sterrett), sale and livery stable, al. rear P. O.
Woodbridge C. A. china, glass and queensware, whol. and ret. 16. W. Washington, r. ws. N. Meridian, bet. New York and Vermont
Woodbridge John, salesman, C. A. Wood- bridge, bds. with same
Woodburn James H. physician, r. 264 N. Illinois
Woodbury Uriah T. (Bland, Meyers & Woodbury), r. 62 N. Illinois
Woodford John (col'd), r. 420 E. Mary- land
Woodford William, heater, Ind. Rolling Mill
Woodmansee B. DeWitt, photographer, T. J. Davis, bds. 38 W. St. Clair
Woodwing Mary, laundress, Ind. Inst. Blind
Woodruff Benjamin F. (Woodruff & Badgley), bds. Scott House
Woodruff Emma wid. Stephen, r. 12 N. New Jersey
Woodruff & Badgley (Benjamin F. Wood- ruff and Samuel L. Badgley), photo- graphers, 17 and 19 W. Washington Woods Davis E. clk. bds. Scott House
Woods Lewis E. clk. W. & H. Glenn, bds. 35 Indiana av.
Woods Sarah Mrs. r. 125 N. Pennsylva- nia
Woods W. H. (Woods & Smelser), r. 220 N. New Jersey, cor. Vermont
Woods & Smelser (W. H. Woods and J. W. Smelser), druggists, 212 E. Washington, op. Little's Hotel
Woodson John, painter, ss. 2d, bet. Illi- nois and Meridian
Woodwring Mary, cook, 74 N. Pennsyl- vania
Woollen Green L. physician, 248 N. West, r. same
Woolen G. V. physician, 76 N. Pennsyl- vania, up stairs, r. sw. cor. West and Michigan
Woolen K. wid. Thomas, r. 67 N. Ala- bama
Woolen. Milton, constable, r. 248 N. West
Woollen William I. (Sloan, Burk & Woollen), r. 240 N. Tennessee
Woollen William W. cashier, Indiana Banking Co. bds. Sherman House
Woollen William W. jr. attorney at law, 43} E. Washington, r. 279 W. Wash- ington
Woollen & Irwin, (W. J. Woollen and J. D. Irwin), coal dealers
Woolf Moses, salesman, Hays & Rosen- thal, r. 140 Virginia av.
Woolfe Isaac, cooper, bds. P. O'Haver's, 10th
Woolfington James M. lab. r. 438 S. Illi- nois
Woolfram Chris. tinner, 224 E. Washing- ton, r. 201 N. New Jersey
Woolrich John C. salesman, R. R. Parker, bds. Scott House
Woolson Charles, works B. R. R. freight house, r. 186 Winston
Wooten Isaiah, barkeeper, bds. 37 Indi- ana av.
Workman George, lab. r. 460 S. Delaware Worland William (Worland & Mutchett), r. 48 Virginia av.
Worland & Mutchett (William Worland and Charles Mutchett), saloon, 48 Virginia av.
Wormsley Wm. carpenter, 336 N. West Worrell James R. teamster, r. 160 N. Lib- erty
Worth R. G. operator, W. U. Telegraph office, bds. City Hotel
Worton John, lab. Walker & Son, bds. 297 W. Washington
Worton John, bds. Walker House
Wren Helen Miss, r. 99 S. New Jersey
Wren Mary, servant, 139 N. Pennsylva- nia
Wren Michael. lab. r. 270 S. Tennessee
Wren Thomas, street contractor, r. W. Pearl
Wright Alpheus, salesman, W. Spotts & Co. bds. 188 N. Tennessee
Wright Angeline, r. 249 W. Michigan Wright August, grocer, r. 118 N. Noble Wright A. L. deputy county treas. r. 426 N. New Jersey
Wright Benjamin, salesman, Jones, Hess & Davis, r. 32 E. Ohio
Wright Charles, boarding house, r. 32 E. Ohio
Wright Charles A. (C. A. Wright & Co.), bds. Bates House
Wright C. M. (Wright & Bro.), r. 230 S. Noble
Velvet Cloaks at No. 3, Odd Fellows' Hall.
Hardware, and Horse Collar Manfrs., 20 West Washington Street.
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Wright C. A. & Co. (Charles A. Wright and N. G. Buff ), real estate agts. 30} W. Washington
Wright Edward R. conductor, L. & I. R. R. bds. Bates House
Wright E. Mrs. r. 362 E. New York
Wright Ferdinand, lab. r. 193 N. David- son
Wright Francis, salesman, Jones, Hess & Davis, r. 32 E. Ohio
Wright Frank, brewery, Blake, bet. Mar- ket and New York, and dealer in oysters and canned fruits, 30 S. Me- ridian, r. 89 Indiana av.
Wright Harvey A. auctioner, bds. 85 Ed- dy
Wright Henry Rev. r. 86 and. 88 Pratt Wright Jacob T. county auditor, r. 175 N. Delaware
Wright James I. saloon, 296 E. Washing- ton, r. same
Wright James R. teamster, r. ws. N. Illi- nois, bet. 6th and Tinker
Wright John, builder, r. 60 Massachusetts av.
Wright John, carpenter, bds. 346 N. Ala- bama, cor. Walnut
Wright John, clk. W. & H. Glenn, r. Mar- ket, cor. Tennessee
Wright Jonathan J. collector, of U. S. Internal Revenue, office 12 Talbott & New's blk. r. 498 N. Pennsylvania, cor. Pratt
Wright Lister J. bds. Calvin Fletcher's, sr. Wright M. H. (Wright & Harvey), r. Me- ridian, cor. Ohio
Wright M. E. Miss, dressmaker, 8 Wash- ington, up stairs, r. same
WRIGHT NATHANIEL, barber shop, 105 S. Illinois, r. Rhode Island
Wright Peter M. boarding house, 14 S. Mississippi
Wright S. M. student, National Business College
Wright Thomas C. billiard supt., First National saloon, bds. Mrs. Reed's, N. Pennsylvania
Wright Wesley, bartender, 87 S. Illinois, r. 256 S. Pennsylvania
Wright Wesley G. bartender, Casterlin & Co. r. 96 W. St. John
Wright William F. salesman, Crossland, Maguire & Co. r. 356 N. Illinois
Wright William M. cashier, Jones, Hess & Davis, r. 14 E. Ohio
Wright W. G. (Wright & Bro.), r. Virgin- ia av. bet. South and Merrill
Wright & Bro. (W. G. and C. M. Wright), pumpmakers, Maryland, bet. Dela- ware and Alabama
Wright & Harvey (M. H. Wright and T. B. Harvey), physicians and sur- geons, 58 E. Market
EVERYBODY
That has Good Property Insures
WITH THE SINNISSIPPI.
Wright & Elbreg (M. H. Wright and Geo. Elbreg), firebrick dealers, 58} E. Market
Wrinesell Mary, servant, 239 N. Pennsyl- vania
Wryland William, saloon, bds. 82 W. Market
Wuellinger Anthony, machinist, I. & C. R. R. shop, r. 324 E. Louisiana
Wundrum Louis, shoemaker, r. Delaware, nr. city limits
Wust John, turner, 456 N. New Jersey, r. 143 Ft. Wayne av.
Wyatt Thos. mason, r. 290 Winston
WYNN WESLEY J. gen. western agent, N. Y. Life Ins. Co. branch office, Washington, sw. cor. Meridian, r. 81 W. Walnut
Wyland William, lab. r. Virginia av.
Wyland William, porter, E. B. Alvord & Co. r. 137 Bluff rd.
Wylie Andrew, clk. Mrs. Annie Thomp- son, bds. 131 N. Alabama
Wylie Charles, clk. Mrs. Annie Thomp- son, bds. 131 N. Alabama
Y ACHMAN Herman, tailor, r. 76 S. East
Yaeger Charles, barkeeper, H. Piele & Co. bds. 399 S. Meridian
Yaeger C. grocer, 293 E. Washington, r. same
Yager William, drayman, r. 284 N. Noble Yandes Daniel (Sinker & Co.), bds. E. T. Sinker's, 134 Virginia av.
Yandes Daniel, leather dealer, Washing- ton, cor. Delaware, r. 179 E. New York
Yandes Daniel, sr. bds. 408 N. Delaware Yandes Daniel, jr. leather, hides, findings and wool, 38 E. Washington, r. 179. E. New York
Yandes George B. leather, bds. Bates House
Yandes Simon, attorney at law, 19 E. Washington, bds. Palmer House
Yantz Rezin, clk. J. D. Mayers, bds. 424 Virginia av.
Yarbrough Peter T. engineer, r. 155 Meek Yates W. F. clk, bds. Scott House
Yaw James, lab. r. 302 W. Market Yeager Henry, lab. r. 152 E. South
Yeahert Mary Mrs. r. 159 Union
Yeaman Edward, r. Missouri, bet. Ohio and Market
Bowen, Stewart & Co., Dealers in Books, Stationery, etc., 18 W. Washington.
Omar Newman Commission Merchant, wholesale dealer in Agricultural
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BENHAM & CO., Bates House Corner, Are sole Agents in Indiana for Knabe & Co'.s, Steinway & Sons, And other FIRST CLASS PIANOS.
Yeaman Eliza, boarding house, Missouri, bet. Ohio and Market
Yeaman Nancy, r. Missouri, bet. Ohio and Market
Yelton William L. student, PURDY'S BUSINESS CELLEGE
Yelton W. L. (J. W. Iredell & Co.), bds. 122 N. Illinois
Yenson Peter, lab. Rolling Mill
Yewell Frank, baggagemaster, I. & J. R. R. Co. r. 320 Railroad av.
Yewell Solomon, clk. J. A. Ferguson, r. 320 Railroad av.
Yohn J. C. r. 331 N. Pennsylvania
Yorger Clement, butcher, 154 N. Noble, r. 141 N. Noble
Yorger John, (Yorger & Bro.), r. 250 E. Washington
Yorger John & Bro. (John Yorger and Notts Yorger), butchers, 244 E. Washington
Yorger Lewis, butcher, 154 N. Noble, r. 266 N. Noble
Yorger N. (J. Yorger & Bro.)
Youart John M. (Youart & Emeis), r. 416 N. Pennsylvania
Youart & Emeis (John M. Youart and H. T. C. Emeis), physicians, 88 E. Mar- ket
Youghemy A. candlemaker, r. 26 Biddle Youghemey Julius, cigar maker, George Meyers, bds. 26 Biddle
Young Adam, barber, r. Illinois cor. Lou- isiana
Young Christ, carpenter, r. 121 Duncan Young D. D. foreman last dep't, Osgood, Smith & Co. r. 75 Norwood
Young George (col'd), eating saloon, 15 W. Washington
Young George D. machinist, B. R. R. shop, r. 120 S. New Jersey
Young Granville, bds. N. Meridian cor. St. Joseph
Young H. student, National Business College
Young Jacob, carpenter, bds. H. Hulls, 2d Young Jacob, clk., Dorsey & Layman, r. 290 St. Clair
Young Jesse (col'd), farmer, r. end Ten- nessee nr. Tinker
Young Louis (Young & Jourdan), r. es. New Jersey, bet. Market and Ohio
Young & Jourdan (Louis Young and William Jourdon), barbers, 32 W. Washington
Young Men's Christian Association Li- brary, 6 Vinton's Block
Young Men's Library Associaton Read- ing Room, Washington, sw. cor. Meridian
Young William, carpenter, r. 213 N. Mississippi
Youngerman Charles, barkeeper, G. Youngerman, r. 28 N. Delaware
Youngerman Charles F. stonecutter, r. 2 miles in country
Youngerman George, saloon, 99 E. Wash- ington, r. 100 S. East
Youngerman M. Mrs. r. 120 Massachu- setts av.
Youse Thomas, stonemason r. 30 S. West Youts Peter, wagonmaker, bds. Delaware cor. East
Youtsey Thomas, r. 31 Dougherty
Z AEHRINGER John, painter, Frank Fertig, r. Garden, nr. Rolling Mill Zeaman Eliza Mrs. boarding house, Mis- souri, bet. Market and Ohio
Zehringer L. r. 164 N. Davidson
Zellers Henry, mattress maker, Spiegel, Thoms & Co. bds. Macy House
Zeph Mathias, lab. J. P. Evans & Co. r. 19 Meek
Ziegler Alex. carpenter, r. 268 S. New Jersey
Ziegler George, clk. H. B. Finch, bds. 76 S. Meridian
Ziegler John, barkeeper, Capitol Garden, r. same
Zimmer Frederick (Zimmer & Fidel), r. S. Delaware, bel. Union Depot
Zimmer Peter, moulder, S. C. Frink & Co. r. 349 S. Delaware
Zimmer & Fidel (Erederick Zimmer and Solomon Fidel), saloon, 110 S. Illinois Zimmerman Christopher (Zimmerman & Co.) r. 300 E. Market
Zimmerman James B. tar roofer, bds. 300 E. Market
Zimmerman John, roofer, bds. 300 E. Market
Zimmerman & Có. (C. Zimmerman, Rob- ert Hoskins and Mc. Sims), water and, fire composition roofers, } sq. W. of Little's Hotel
Zink Henry, barber shop, 28} W. Lon- isiana, r. S. Illinois, bet. Bluff rd. and Meridiau
Zion Church, Ger. Evangelical, ns. Ohio bet. Meridian and Illinois
Zorger Morton, clk Gen. Pitcher, bds. 82 W. Market
Zorns Mary Mrs. r. 149 S. Alabama Zschech Fred. carpenter, r. 90 Union Zschech Gustavus (Ruschhaupt, Zschech & Berg), r. 61 Ft. Wayne av.
Zumbusch T. watchmaker, 93 E. Wash- ington, r. 93 N. New Jersey
Furs of all kinds at No. 3, Odd Fellows' Hall.
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Accouchers. YOUART & EMEIS, 88 E. Market (see adv.)
Agricultural Implement Manufacturers and Dealers. CASE, MARSH & WIGGINS, Tennessee, op. State House DICKSON CARLOS, 84 W. Washington Dorsey & Layman, 64 E. Washington Goolman, Morris & Co. 76 W. Washing- ton
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op. east end Union Depot (See adv. page K)
Ruschhaupt, Zschech & Berg, Meridian, ne. cor. South Stilz J. George, 78 E. Washington
Ale and Porter Bottlers.
Lang Louis, 29 S. Meridian Webber J. & G. 219 Massachusetts av.
Ambrotypes. (See Photograph Galleries.)
Amusements, Places of. (See Theaters and Museum.)
Apothecaries. (See Drugs and Medicines, Retail.)
Architects.
Albon J. 19 Talbott & New's block Bohlen D. A. 31 W. Ohio Curzon Joseph, office Journal building Hodgson Isaac, Sentinel building Larmour Jacob, Eden's carpenter shop, E. Market
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CAPITOL RESTAURANT,
STEPHEN MATTLER, Proprietor,
92 E. Washington St., Indianapolis, Ind. BILL OF FARE.
BACON
LUXURIES
OF THE
SEASON.
S. E. TILFORD.
H. P. HOWARD.
HOWARD & TILFORD,
Grocers and Provision Dealers
302, corner North and Illinois Streets, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Also a good stock of FEED AND CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR,
Hams, Eggs, Butter, Cheese, Apples, Molasses, Pickled Pork, Lard, Sugar, Coffee, Corn, Bran, Meal, Oats, Shorts.
Implements, Sewing Machines, etc. See advertisement opp. title page.
ARC
389
BAR
SMITHMYER JOHN L. 4 Vinton's blk. op. P. O. (See adv.)
Architectural Iron Works. HAUGH B. F.
S. Pennsylvania, bet. Maryland and Georgia (See adv. op. index)
Artists. (See also Portrait Painters.) Andrews & Gordon, 33 W. Washington Cox Jacob, 26 and 28 W. Washingtou Hays Barton S. 26 and 28 W. Washing- ton Glessing Thomas B. theater, or 104 N. Tennessee
Artists Materials, Wholesale and Re- tail. Crapo R. P. 46 N. Pennsylvania LIEBER H. & CO.
21 N. Pennsylvania (See adv.) Merritt J. J. 15 S. Meridian, up stairs
Assessor United States Internal Reve- nue. BRADSHAW W. A. 14 Talbott & New's block
Astrologer. Leonidas Prof. 232 N. Illinois
Attorneys at Law. (See Lawyers.)
Auctioneers.
Featherston William E. 82 E. Washing- ton
Gordon & McCarty, 60 N. Illinois, Mil- ler's block
HUNT A. L. & CO.
85 E. Washington, and 116 S. Illi- nois McIntire James, 96 S. Illinois Wiley & Martin, 10 E. Washington
Awning and Tent Manufacturer. Gorham W. H. 163 E. Washington
Bakeries.
Balls A. 180 S. Illinois Beck & Buskink, 88 Ft. Wayne av. Bollman Fred. 107 E. Washington Finter Frederick, 113 Ft. Wayne av. Gray William, 98 E. South Haas George, 314 N. New Jersey HAYNES PHILIP, 40 W. Washington (See adv.) Kahn Isaac, 253 N. Illinois Laurie William, 264 E. Washington Moesch Theodore, 80 E. Washington
NICKUM & PARROTT,
17 N. Pennsylvania Powell John, 191 N. Noble Rouser George, 112 Bluff road Schwemmle J. 262 S. Delaware Spencer & Barnes, 114 S. Illinois Stagmaier A. 340 Virginia av. Straback Charles, 75 N. Alabama Thomson Quinton, 12 S. Meridian Vernickel Joseph, 269 E. Washington
Bakers, Fancy. Cunningham F. P. 59 N. Illinois
Bands. Union Brass and String Band, Smith & Henninger, proprietors, 16 Yohn's block
Bank Vaults, Iron. HAUGH B. F.
S. Pennsylvania, bet. Maryland and Georgia (See adv. op. index )
Banking Houses.
Fletcher S. A. 30 E. Washington HARRISON'S BANK, 15 E. Washington
Banks. (See also City Register.)
Bank of the State of Indiana, J. M. Ray, pres. Illinois, ne. cor. Kentucky av. Branch of the Bank of the State of Indi- ana, Washington, se. cor. Meridian CITIZENS' NATIONAL B'K, 3 W. Washington FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Indianapolis, Washington, se. cor. Meridian
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