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Ewller Margaret, (wid.) Philip, res. 232 Railroad.
Eymann Henry J., boot-maker, 7 n. Illi- nois, res. 223 w. Washington.
F AGAN JOHN, train dispatcher, I. & C. R. R., res. Bates.
Fahling Wilmina, servant, 124 n. Ala- bama. Fahnley Frederick, (Stiles, F. & McCrea,) 318 s. Meridian, res. 231 Virginia av. FAHRBACH PHILIP,
saloon and restaurant, 78 and 80 w. Washington, res. 62 w. South.
FAHRION GEORGE,
flour and feed dealer, 90 and 92 e. South, res. same.
Fairbanks George P., plasterer, res. 230 s. New Jersey.
Faland Valentine, carpenter, res. 299 e. Merrill.
Fale John, wagon-maker, res. 396 s. Illi- nois.
Falkany Charles, foreman, McCord & Whetley, res. 21 Coburn.
Fallon Patrick, lab., res. 2 Walter.
Fallon James J., clerk, 54 s. Illinois, res. 258 s. Tennessee.
Fallon John S., porter, Indiana Female College, cor. Meridian aud New York.
Fanton Johana, servant, 29 w. Pratt.
Farley Thomas, saw manf., 136 s. Penn- sylvania, res. same.
Farmer Frank, stone yard, cor. Missis- sippi and Louisiana, bds. 23 Ken- tucky av.
Farmer Jerome B., lab., res. 290 Madi- son av.
For any House-Keeping Supplies, see pages 38 or 150.
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Farmer Leslie P., clerk, Bellefontaine ticket office, bds. 109 Virginia av. Farnsworth C. O., reporter, Daily Tele- graph, res. 246 n. East.
FARNSWORTH THEO. H.,
physician, 21} w. Meryland, res. same.
Farnsworth Thomas, street car conductor, res. 431 n. Tennesse.
Farrall Edward, machinist, Sinker & Co.
Farrell C. J. Miss, dress-maker, 79 u. Pennsylvania.
Farrell Fargus, porter, 112 s. Meridian, res. 77 w. St. Clair.
Farrell Katie, servant, 166 e. Market. Farrell McCue, carpenter, bds. 311 s. Pennsylvania.
Farris John F., driver, Merchants Union Express Co., res. n. Illinois, cor. First.
Farris Milton H., carpenter, res. Morris, bet. Delaware and Alabama.
Fatout's Block, s. w. cor. Washington and Missouri.
Fatout Joshua L., (J. L. & M. K. Fatout,) carpenters and builders, Lafayette, bet. Michigan and North.
Fatout Percey H., carpenter, res. 413 n. Mississippi.
Faucet David, livery and feed stable, 69 Mississippi, res. 147 w. Maryland. Faught & Nicholas, (William H. F. & Addison N., ) dry goods, 12 w. Wash- ington.
Faught William H., (F. & Nicholas,) 12 w. Washington, res. 154 s. New Jer- sey.
Faulkner Ida, inmate Deaf aud Dumb Asylum, res. Danville, Ind.
FAWKNER JOHN E.,
coal, office 24 w. Maryland, res. 348 n. Alabama. See card, page 22.
Fawsett Wilson, res. 193 w. South.
Fawt Frederick W., (F. Emmerich & Co.,) 86 w. Washington, res. 322 e. Mar- ket.
Fawley John, brakeman, Central R. R., bds. Mrs. Whitmore.
Fay Amos F., (McCreery & F.,) 56 and 58 e. Washington, res. 290 e. Ohio. FAY JOHN J.,
propr. Little's Hotel, s. e. cor. Wash- ington and New Jersey.
Fay Owen, machinist, Sinker & Co.
Feailing William, lab., res. 53 Harrison. Fealing Sophia Miss, res. 53 Harrison.
Fearnley John, carpenter, 19 Circle, res. 186 w. Vermont.
Feary Jeremiah E., carpenter, res. 318 e. North.
Featherby Hermann, painter, res 74 Garden.
THE
CAPITAL RESTAURANT
A PLEASANT RESORT FOR AN
Hour's Comfort and a Good Square Meal.
Featherhoff Warren F., inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Featherhoff's Mills, Carroll co., Ind.
Featherston William E., auctioneer, 194 and 196 e. Washington, res. 165 Massachusetts av.
Feely Isaac, moulder, bds. Ray House.
Fegan John, brick-mason, res. 76 s. Mis- souri.
Fehling Frederick, tailor, res. 195 s. New Jersey.
Fehr Christian, carpenter, res. 800 n. Tennessee.
Fehrenbatch John, machinist, res. 111 Spring.
Feil Augustus, clerk, Adams Express Co., res. 43 Madison av.
Feiling Fred, shoe-maker, res. 53 Harri- son.
Felback Lena, (wid.) John, res. 11 Bu- chanan.
Felbush Conrad, teamster, res. 426 e. Vermont.
Feld Gotthard, painter, cor. West and Maryland, res. same.
Feley Isaac, moulder, bds. Ray House.
Felix Andrew, journeyman painter, bds. 281 Indiana av.
Felix Charles, painter, res. 281 Indiana av.
Fella Margaret, inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Sharpe's Mills, Harri- son co., Ind.
Feller George, waiter, Depot Dining Hall, res. 132 w. Ohio.
Feller George, watch-maker and jeweler, 118 s. Illinois, res. 230 w. Ohio.
Feller George, silversmith, res. 288 n. Tennessee.
Fellinger P. J., student, commercial col- lege, bds. 164 w. Maryland.
Fells Frederick, lab., res. 185 e. Harrison. Fellmann Harman, boot and shoe-maker, res. 396 s. Delaware.
Fenn John, cooper, res. 126 Union. Fennigan Daniel, works Merchants' Express, bds. 213 s. Pennsylvania.
Fenton Franklin, saw-maker, res. 131 e. St. Joseph.
Fenton Michael, lab., res. 354 n. Winston. Ferber August, grocer, National rd., near White river bridge.
All kinds of Washing done in style. See page 2.
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THE
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
(INCORPORATED IN 1846,)
Is the Great Life Insurance Company of this Country.
IT HAS THE LARGEST NUMBER OF MEMBERS.
IT HAS THE LARGEST AMOUNT INSURED.
IT HAS THE LARGEST INCOME.
It has had, through its whole history, the smallest average expense.
It obtains the largest average rate of interest on its investments. .
IT PAYS THE LARGEST DIVIDENDS, ·
It therefore furnishes Insurance at less cost than any other Company.
Its acquired Assets amount to over $14,000,000.
Its Policy Holders number 40,000.
Its receipts for the year ending December 31, 1866, was $6,509,627,
BEING OVER $20,000 PER DAY.
It has paid during the last ten years, more than $4,000,000 to the families of deceased Policy Holders.
Its loans are not confined to the State of New York, as is the case with all New York Companies, but are made where the largest interest and greatest security can be had.
Parties in Central Indiana desiring the Agency of this Company, will apply personally or by letter, to
H. R. DUTTON, Agent,
No. 85 East Market Street, Room 15, Eden's Block, Indianapolis.
See continued Statement on page 154.
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Feree Jerry D., printer, Downey & Brouse, res. 254 e. Ohio.
Fergason Elizabeth A., (wid.) Andrew F., boarding house, res. 60 w. Market. Fergason James, book-binder, Herald bindery, 16} e. Washington, bds. 60 w. Market.
Ferguson Ann V., milliner, 64 n. Penn- sylvania, res. 129 n. Mississippi.
Ferguson Clem A., watchmaker and jew- eler, 7 w. Washington, res. cor. Me- ridian and Tinker.
Ferguson George, carpenter, bds. 302 w. Maryland.
Ferguson Hiram, carpenter, bds. 105 w. Michigan.
Ferguson John A., salesman and book- keeper, W. J. Holliday & Co., res. 270 n. Tennessee.
Ferguson Kilby, pawn-broker, res. 251 e. McCarty.
Ferguson Rezin, solicitor, life insurance, s. e. cor. Washington and Meridian, res. 829 n. Delaware.
Ferguson Robert, plasterer, res. 27 w. Pratt.
FERLING GEORGE,
barber, cupping and leaching, under First National Bank, cor. Washington and Meridian, res. 126 e. Maryland. Fermire Henry, clerk, 56 w. Washington, res. 134 n. Mississippi.
Ferobe Joseph,, works 25 n. Illinois, bds. same.
Ferree F. M, (Bell & F .; ) res. 369 n. New Jersey.
Ferrell Joseph, res. 241 Indiana av.
Ferry John H., brick-mason res. 477 n. East.
Ferrin Fergus, lab., res. 77 w. St. Clair. Ferris Cavanaugh, moulder, bds. Ray House.
Feriter Bridget, chamber-maid, Palmer House.
Ferriter John, lab., res. 142 s. Noble.
Ferriter John, lab., res. 310 e. Louisiana. Ferriter Maurice, grocer and produce dealer, 142 s. Meridian, res. same.
Ferriter Michael, lab., res. 330 e. Lou- isiana.
Fertig Francis, painter, res. 65 w. South. Fesler James M., carpenter, bds. Ray House.
Fesler William B., carpenter, res. 212 s. Meridian.
Fessendon Palmer, works City Laundry, bds. 142 s. East.
Fessendon William F., machinist, bds. 142 s. East.
Fette Charles, works Eagle Foundry, res. 250 s. Alabama.
Fette George, cleaning and repairing, 38 Virginia av., res. 128 Duncan.
SINGER
SEWING MACHINES,
FULLY ILLUSTRATED.
See page vi.
Fichner Charles G., canvasser, bds. Wiles House.
Fichner Mary, hair work, 56 s. Illinois, res. 273 s. West.'
Fidel John H., barber, 135 s. Illinois, bds. 273 s. New Jersey.
Fiel A. G., freiget clerk, American and U. S. Express Co., res. 43 Madison av.
Fietten Eugene, stone-mason, bds. 105 w. New York.
Fifth Presbyterian Church,s. New Jersey, near Maryland.
Fike Peter, teamster, res. 318 Madison av.
Filer Samuel J., salesman, Bowen, Stew- art & Co., bds. Governor's old house. Finks Jolin, lab., res. 290 Virginia av. Finch C. & E. & Co., butcher shop, 276 w. Washington.
Finch Fabius M., (F. & F.,) rooms 6 and 7, Talbott & New's blk., n. Pennsyl- vania, res. 286 e. Ohio.
FINCH & FINCH,
(Fabius M. & John A. F.,) lawyers, rooms 6 and 7, Talbott & New's blk., n. Pennsylvania.
Finch Heneage B., military claim agt. and attorney at law, room 6, Talbott & New's blk., n. Pennsylvania, bds. 286 e. Ohio.
Finch John A., (F. & F.,) lawyer and no- tary public, rooms 6 and 7 Talbott & New's blk., n. Pennsylvania, bds. 286 e. Ohio.
Findley Bart, (col.,) plasterer, bds. 230 n. Missouri.
Finds Mildred, (col.,) servant, 446 n. Pennsylvania.
Finel John, machinist, 28 e. Louisiana, bds 86 Forest av.
Finer Julius, lab., res. 279 n. Liberty.
Finfrock William, brakesman, bds. 99 e. Georgia.
Fink Mary, (wid.) John, res. 51 e. Mc- Carty.
Finn Bridget, (wid.) William, res. 80 Maple.
Finn John, lab., res. 33 Dougherty. Finn John, cooper, res. 26 Union.
Finn Lizzie Miss, dress-maker, res. 126 Union.
Lill's Chicago Brewery Company make good Ale. See card, opp. Brewers.
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QUICK TIME FROM INDIANAPOLIS
TO
Columbus, Pittsburg,
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK and BOSTON.
See C. & I. Central Ry., in R. R. Department.
Finney E. W., com. mer. and produce dealer, 65 s. Meridian, res. half mile from s. end Virginia av.
Finney Jasper, salesman, 49 s. Meridian, res. 430 Virginia av.
Finneran James, lab., res. 224 w. Merrill. Finnegan Bridget, servant, Ignatius Brown, 243 e. South.
Finton Mary Miss, servant, 32 n. Penn- sylvania.
Firestone Purtice, blacksmith, bds. 14 s. Mississippi.
First Baptist Church, Rev. Henry Day, pastor, n. e. cor. New York and Penn- sylvania.
First English Lutheran Church, e. New York, cor. Alabama.
First German Reformed Church, n. Ala- bama, opp. Court House Squre.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
s. e. cor. Washington and Meridian, William H. English, prest., John C. New, cashier.
First Presbyterian Church, n. Pennsylva- nia, cor. New York.
First Universalist Church, s. w. cor. Del- aware and Maryland, Rev. B. F, Foster, pastor.
Fiscus Andrew J., brick-mason, res. 373 n. Esat.
Fiscus Francis, brick-mason, res. 234 e. Vermont.
Fiscus Thomas, brick-mason, res. 280 e. St. Clair.
Fiscus William, brick-mason, res. 1 Vine. Fish Byron, printer, Chandler & Co., bds. 394 n. Mississippi.
Fish Charles, book-keeper,22 s. Meridian, res. 367 n. East.
Fish Edith, (wid.) Samuel P., res. 367 n. East.
Fish George W., traveling agt., Grover & Baker Sewing Machine Co., 21 e. Washington.
Fish John L., book-keeper, 129 s. Meri- dian, res. 78 e. Pratt.
Fish Will S., printer, book and job room, Journal office, res. 367 n. East.
Fisher Erastus, bell-boy, Bates House, res. same.
Fisher Frances, res. 118 s. Illinois.
FISHBACK JOHN,
leather, hides, oil, shoe findings and leather belting, 125 s. Meridian, res. 16 e. Michigan.
Fishback William P., (Porter, Harrison & F.,) Yohn's blk., cor. Washing- ton and Meridian, res. n. side e. Washington, fourth house east of city limits.
Fisher Andrew, salesman, Helwig, Rob- erts & Co., res. 409 n. East.
FISHER BENEDICT,
barber and hair dresser, Union De- pot, res. 189 s. Illinois.
Fisher Catharine, res. 255} e. Washing- ton.
Fisher Charles, bar-tender, 123 s. Illi- nois, bds same.
Fisher Charley, journeyman cooper, res. 123 n. Noble.
FISHER CHARLES,
justice of the peace, and treas. Grand Lodge of Masons, of Indi- ana, Yohn's blk, n. Meridian, res. 26 w. North.
Fisher Jacob, lab., res, 177 e. Washing- ton.
Fisher John E., (Sanders & F.,) saloon, 12 Bates House, bds. Bates House. Fisher Louisa, (wid.) Charles, res. 261 s. Meridian.
Fisher Phillip, hostler, 223 e. Washing- ton, res. cor. Washington and East. Fisher Samuel A., cutter, Conklin & Co., res. 269 s. New Jersey.
Fisher William I., shoe-maker, 10 s. Pennsylvania, res. same.
Fisk Elizabeth I., news-stand, 62 n. Illi- nois, res. same.
Fitch Daniel H., bar-keeper, Empire Res- taurant, 33 n. Illinois, res. same.
Fitzgerald Samuel, blacksmith, res. 156 Meek.
Fitzgerald Frances, (wid.) Michael, res. 247 s. Missouri,
Fitzgerald Jane, servant, Joseph A. Moore, 209 n. Pennsylvania.
Fitzgerald John, tinner, res. 399 s. Dela- ware.
Fitzgerald Joseph, lab., res. 158 Black- ford.
Fitzgerald Patrick T., lab., res. 28 s. Tennessee.
Fitzgerald Thomas, boot-maker, res. Washington House.
Fitzgerald William, lab., res. 188 Maple. Fitzgerald William, lab., res. 279 Vir- ginia av.
Fitzhugh Lee M., salesman, 149 s. Merid- ian, res. 139 n. Alabama.
Fitzpatrick Hugh L., boot and shoe- maker, 74 Massachusetts av., res. 228 Spring.
A heavy Insurance can be made. See page 30.
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Fitzpatrick, James, lab., 66 s. West, res. same.
Fitzpatrick Joseph, journeyman carpen- ter, res. 240 w. New York.
Fitzpatrick Patrick, asst. pastor St. John's Catholic Church, res. Geor- gia, adjoining church.
Fitzpatrick Peter, tailor, 66 s. West, res. same.
Flaber John, peddler, res 287 n. Noble. Flack Joseph, market gardener, res. 272 Blake.
Flagan Lyman, gardener, res. 526 e. Georgia.
Flaherty George, cabinet-maker, bds. St. Nicholas Restaurant.
Flaherty Sarah Mrs., (wid.) Michael, res. 329 w. Maryland.
Flaherty Thomas, salesman, 10 w. Pearl, bds. 325 s. Delaware.
Flanders James, engineer, I. & C. R. R., bds. Ray House.
Flanagan Owen, works City Gas House, bds. 40 Willard.
Flanagan Peter, tailor, bds. 239 Coburn. Flattey Benjamin, porter, H. Daily & Co., res. 39 Bright.
Flatly Benjamin, lab., res. 325 s. Penn- syvania.
Fleetz Charles, blacksmith, res. 187 s. Meridian.
Fleming George H., clerk Adjutant Gen- eral's office, bds. 24 w. Georgia.
Fleming John, bds 32 n. Pennsylvania. Fleming John, waiter, Depot Dining Hall, res. 485 e. Georgia.
Fleming John, press-boy, Herald office, 162 e. Washington, bds. 91 s. West. Fleming John T., printer, Ben Franklin office, res. 362 e. New York.
Fleming Peter, drayman, res. 448 e. Georgia.
Fleming Thomas, porter and watchman, Herald office, 162 e. Washington, res. same.
Flemings David, expressman, res. 95 Bradshaw.
Flemings James, drayman, res. 450 Vir- ginia av.
Fleshman Lawrance, porter, Phoenix Works, res. 264 Massachusetts av. Fletcher Addie Mrs., (wid.) Milton, res. 228 n. Georgia.
Fletcher Allen S., student, N. W. C. University, res. 410 n. Delaware.
Fletcher Calvin, vice-prest., Vincennes R. R., res. e. side College av., bet. Christian av. and Forest Home av. Fletcher Charles, (col.,) F. & Walker, res. 79 Missouri.
Fletcher Cornelius, (col.,) lab., res. 200 Douglas alley.
Fletcher David, lab., res. 319 e. North.
FOR GOOD TIME
AND
Pleasant Trip to Chicago,
Buy your Tickets via Lafayette and Michi- gan City.
FLETCHER ELIJAH T.,
acting executor estate Calvin Fetch- er, Sr., office 3 Eden's blk., e. Mar- ket, res 410 n. Delaware.
Fletcher Elizabeth, (wid.) Johu, res. 227 Union.
Fletcher H. F. money receiving clerk, American and United States Ex- press Cos., 34 e. Washington, res. 189 e. Market.
Fletcher Ingram, (F. & Sharpe,) 49 e. Washington, res. 462 n. Pennsylva- nia, cor. Pratt.
Fletcher James J., clerk C. & Ill. freight office, res. cor. Mississippi and Second.
Fletcher L. W, (Wheat, F. & Co.,) room 1 Vinton's blk., res. Franklin.
Fletcher Richard, hooker, Rolling Mill, 127 Union.
Fletcher R. F. secy. Citizen's Street Ry., 140 s. Illinois, res. 477 n. Tennessee. FLETCHER STOUGHTON A., sr., capitalist, 30 e. Washington, res. 180 e. Ohio.
FLETCHER S. A. & CO.,
(Stoughton A. F., jr. & Francis M. Churchman, )proprs. Fletcher's Bank, 30 e. Washington.
Fletcher Stoughton A., Jr., (S. A. F. & Co.,) 30 e. Washington, res. s. e. cor. South and Virginia av.
Fletcher Thomas A., trader, res 171 Davidson.
Fletcher & Walker, (col.,) (Charles F. & Reuben W.,) painters, 191 Indi- ana av.
Fletcher William, 330 Virginia av.
Fletcher Zacharia, res. 576 n. Tennessee. FLETCHER'S BANK,
30 e. Washington, S. A. Fletcher & Co., proprs.
Flike Donadus, carpenter, res. 503 s. Tennessee.
Flinn Byron P., salesman, 68 e. Wash- ington, res. 21 Dougherty.
Flinn David, works City Gas Works, bds. 167 Madison av.
Flinn Dennis, plasterer, res. 69 Maple. Flinn Johanna, dress-maker, res. 326 s. Delaware.
Flinn John, lab., bds. 167 Madison av.
See card of Equitable Fire Insurance Company over this leaf. .
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EQUITABLE
FIRE INSURANCE CO.
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
Accumulated and Cash Capital, $300,000.
LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY PAID.
ALLEN GIBSON, ISAAC WARING, W. D. STAPLIN,
President. Secretary. General Agent.
OFFICE, No. 4 ODD FELLOWS HALL.
INDIANA PLATING WORKS.
E. B. JONES & CO.
No. 8 EAST WASHINGTON STREET, UP-STAIRS,
Indianapolis, Indiana.
Electro, Gild and Silver Plating of oldl Goods, such as
Tea Sets, Cake Baskets, Castors, Knives, Forks, Spoons,
Re-Plated and warranted to wear as well as new. Also,
Plumbers and Brass Work, Masonic and Odd Fellows Jewels,
Plated in the best manner. All WORK WARRANTED to be as REPRESENTED.
ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
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Flinn.Martin, works City Gas Works, bds. 167 Madison av.
Flinn Thomas, gas-fitter at City Gas Works, res. 336 s. Delaware.
Flinn William, works City Gas Works, bds. s. Pennsylvania, bet. Merrill and McCarty.
Flowers Annie, ( wid.) Aaron, bds. 378 e. Georgia.
Flowers & Co., (Samuel F. & Harry Van- degrift,) machine shop, 100 Kentucky · av., cor. Mississippi.
Flowers Samuel, (F. & Co.,) cor. Ken- tucky av. and Mississippi, res. 92 Kentucky av.
Fly Andrew, cabinet-maker, res. 503 s. Mississippi.
Flynn Thomas, plasterer, bds. 81 Maple. Fobgle Patrick, hack-driver, res. 1 Pitt. Fogle Frederick, lab., res. 3 Charles.
Foland Valentine, carpenter, 28 e. Lou- isiana, res. 299 e. Merrill.
Foley Anna, servant, T. H. Sharpe, 239 n. Pennsylvania.
Foley James T., painter, res. 181 w. Washington.
Foley James, teamster, res. 558 s. Illinois. Foley Patrick, lab., res. 24 e. Georgia, res. 128 Winston.
Foley Patrick, lab., res. Fayette, bet. St. Clair and Walnut.
Foley Patrick, switchman, I. C. & L. R. R. yard, res. 269 e. Louisiana.
Foley Thomas, moulder, 24 e. Georgia, res. 128 Winston.
Foley Timothy, blacksmith's helper, C. & I. R. R., res. Michigan rd., near Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
Foley William W., medical student, and asst. supt. city hospital, bds. same.
Folkening Charles H., salesman, McCord & Wheatley, res. 29 Coburn.
Follett J. B., (Martin, Hopkins & F.,) res. 255 n. East.
Folley Patrick, lab., res. 128 Vincent.
Foltz Howard M., merchant tailor and gents' furnisher, 31 n. Pennsylvania, res. 279 n. Alabama.
Foote Jeremiah Mrs., res. 18 e. Michigan, Foote John B., collecting agt., Asher & Adams, 76 e. Market, bds. Pyle House.
Foote William A., book-keeper and cash- ier, 56 and 58 e. Washington, bds. Pyle House.
Forbes James, mailing clerk, Indianapo- lis Journal Co., bds. 170 Davidson.
Forbes Joseph R., watch-maker and en- graver, 11 n. Meridian, bds. 40 n. New Jersey.
Ford Elias A., general passenger agt., Bellefontaine R. R., res. Cleveland, Ohio.
THE
Indianapolis Herald,
A Substantial Democratic Newspaper.
SEE PROSPECTUS.
Ford Fletcher, carpenter, res. s. Michigan rd.
Ford John, wood measurer, w. market, res. 120 n. Mississippi.
Ford Michael, shoe-maker, 41 e. Wash- ington, res. 326 n. West.
Ford Nancy A., (wid.) John E., res. 115 Forest av.
Foreman Edward P., special agt. Home Insurance Co., of New York, office 773 e. Market, bds. Palmer House.
Forge Laura Miss, bds. 225 s. Delaware. Forshee George W., blacksmith, rear Ma- sonic Hall, res. 320 w. Washington. Forsight Eliza J., clerk, Mrs. Wilson's, 88 e. South, bds. same.
Forwald John, lab., res. 314 n. Noble. Forster Edwin B., Indianapolis Agricul- tural Works, res. 90 Maple.
Fosset Albert, machinist, Taylor & Chand- ler, bds. 366 w. Washington.
Foster Alfred S., foreman, boiler works, Eagle Machine Works, res. 28 Fletch- er av.
FOSTER BENJAMIN F.,
(Rev.,) State Librarian, office State House, res. 413 n. New Jersey.
Foster Chapin C., steward, Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
Foster Edgar J., (Hume, Adams & Co.,) 26 and 28 w. Washington, bds. 339 n. Pennsylvania.
Foster George A., carpenter, res. 367 s. Missouri.
Foster George A., salesman, New York store, bds. s. e. cor. New York and Delaware.
Foster Henry, engincer, I. & C. R. R., bds. Ray House.
FOSTER, HOLLOWAY & CO., (Robert S. F., Henry C. H. & Joseph P. Wiggins,) wholesale grocers and com. mers., s. e. cor. Virginia av. and Delaware. See card.
Foster Isaac, carpenter, res. 44 Dough- erty.
Foster John B., fireman, I. & C. R. R., res. 315 s. Delaware.
Foster Riley, capitalist, res. 339 n. Penn- sylvania.
Foster Wallace, (Smith & F.,) 27 N. Penn- sylvania, res. 339 n. Pennsylvania.
To buy Lamps and Chandeliers cheap, see page 86 .;
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If you want Reliable Information,
BUY ONE OF
Logan's Directories.
Sce title page.
FOSTER ROBERT S.,
(F., Holloway & Co.,) city treas., of- fice, Glenns' blk., e. Washington, res. 115 n. Illinois.
Foudray John, harness-maker, J. C. Her- eth & Bro., bds. 417 n. New Jersey. Foudray John E., (Wood & F.,) 16 n. Pennsylvania, res. 215 n. New Jer- sey.
Fonrth Presbyterian Church, s. w. cor. Market and Delaware.
Fourth Ward School House, n. e. cor. Michigan and Blackford.
Fout Charles, blacksmith, res. 170 Union. Fowler Benjamin, tailor, res. 117 s. Noble. Fowler Charles, (F. & Co.,) 251 n. Illi- nois, res. 526 n. Mississippi.
Fowler James J., (F, & Keasey,) res. 312 c. Washington.
Fowler Henry H., lab., res. 117 n. Noble. Fowler & Keasey, (James P. F. & Noah T. K.,) carpenters and builders, 27 s. East.
Fowler William, (E. & Co.,) bds. 163 n. Tennessee.
FOWLER W. S. & CO.,
(William S F. & Charles E. F.,) grocers, 251 n. Illinois. See card, page 114.
Fox Bernard, lab., res. 70 Hosbrook.
Fox Ellen Mrs., (wid.) Michael, boarding house, 199 w. Maryland.
Fox Jacob, shoe-maker, 41 e. Washington, bds. 60 w. Market.
Fox Lizzie, servant, 95 n. Meridian. FOX SOLOMON,
clothier, 38 w. Washington, res. 222 n. New Jersey.
Foy Owen, lab., res. 88 Benton.
Franco Alexander, salesman, 33 w. Wash- ington, res. cor. Illinois and Mary- land.
Franco Sarah, (Dunn & F.,) res. cor. Illi- nois and Maryland.
Frank Anthony, porter, Union Depot, res. 176 Union.
Frank August, tailor, 331 e. Ohio, res. same.
Frank Henry, (Speigle, Thoms & Co.,) res. 118 w. Vermont.
Frank James, real estate agt., 35} e. Washington, res. 461 n. Tennessee.
FRANK ANSON,
wines and liqnors, 189 e. Washing- ton, res. 88 s. Alabama.
Frank William, messenger, Indiana Na- tional Bank, 2 e. Washington.
Franks Jesse, jr., lab., Byrkit & Sons, res. beyond city limits.
Frankem Isaac L., stoves, etc., 67 e. Washington, bds. 225 n. Illinois.
Franken Johnathan, res. 249 n. Illinois. Frankinstien Jacob, saloon-keeper and barber, 329 s. Delaware, res. same. Frankenstein Michael, lab., res. 326 s. Delaware.
FRANKLIN LIFE INS. CO.,
of Indianapolis, 19 n. Meridian, James M. Ray, prest., Edward P. Howe, secy., William S. Hubbard, vice-prest., Thomas H. Bonham, gen. agt.
Franklin William, (col.,) grocer, 157 Indiana av., res. same. FRANKLIN WM. H.,
(col., ) barber, n. e. cor. Washington and Meridian, under Indiana Na- tional Bank, res. 231 w. Ohio. See card, page 114.
Frantz Jacob, porter, 34 s. Meridian, res. New York, bet. East and New Jersey.
Frantzman Peter, bell-maker, Mooney & Co., bds. California House, s. Illi- nois.
Frary John C., printer, Journal Co., bds. Oriental House.
Frauer Albert, (Brandte, Reasoner & Co.,) e. Washington, res. four doors e. of store.
Frauer Caroline Miss, bds. 243 e. Wash- ington.
Frauer Herman, druggist, 243 e. Wash- ington, res. same.
Franer Emanuel C., drugs and medi- cines, 243 e. Washington, res. same. Frauer Rudolph, salesman, Spiegle, Thoms & Co., res. 85 n. New Jersey. Frayne Kate M., student, Indiana Fe- male College, cor. Meridian and New York.
Frazee Aaron, brick-mason, res. 317 In- diana av.
Frazee John W., farmer, res. 303 n. Del- aware, cor. North.
FRAZEE SAMUEL E.,
money order clerk, p. o., res. 176 n. Illinois.
FRAZER JAMES S.,
judge, Supreme Court of Indiana, room 3, second floor, Gallup's blk., cor. Tennessee and Market,, res. Warsaw, Ind.
Frazer William, saloon-keeper, 154 In- diana av., res. same.
Teeth Extracted without pain. See card, page 86.
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Frazer John H., carpenter, res. 271 e. Market.
Freal Kate, servant, 235 e. Vermont.
Freas Martin, Union Steam Bakery, res. 315 s. Pennsylvania.
Fredenberg Amond M., inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. New Carlisle, St. Joseph co., Ind.
Fredenberg Alexander, inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. New Carlisle, St. Joseph co., Ind.
Frederick Godfrey, brick-maker, res. 318 s. Delaware.
Free John, lab., Spiegel, Thoms & Co., 67 s. Noble.
FREEDMEN'S REPORTER,
a monthly magazine published by J. S. Willets, agt. of A. M. A. & W. F. A. Commission, office Wiley's blk., n. Pennsylvania.
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