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Isensee Albert, bell-hanger and lock- smith, 60 n. Pennsylvania, res. 72 California.
Isgrigg & Brackin, lumber dealers, 180 w. Market.
Isgrigg James A., (I. & Brackin, ) lum- ber yard, res. 413 w. New York.
ISKE WILLIAM,
propr. Lion Gradens, 1 Madison av., res. same. See card.
Iske William, delivery boy, John Wood- bridge & Co., 16 w. Washington.
Ittenbach Frank, (Smith, Ittenbach & Co., ) bds. 140 Madison av.
Ittenbach Gerard, (Smith, Ittenbach & Co.,) res. 140 Madison av. Ivory Peter, teamster, res. 54 Oak.
J TACK CHARLES, engineer, paper mill, foot of Maryland, bds. 302 w. Mary- land.
Jack Matthew W., sen., boarding house, 74 n. Pennsylvania.
Jack Matthew W., jr., student, Purdy's Commercial College, bds. 74 n. Pennsylvania.
Jackson Allen Mrs., bds. Palmer House. Jackson Andrew, driver, Street Ry., res. 114 Huron.
Jackson Bert., (col.,) white-washer, res. 263 West.
Jackson Rebecca, servant, Joseph Wert.
CAPITAL
SALOON AND RESTAURANT,
A Popular and Well Regulated Establishment,
14 East Washington Street.
Jackson Elizabeth M., (wid.) Charles, res. 88 s. Noble.
Jackson George, conductor, Street Ry., res. 315 Virginia av.
Jackson James, section boss, Jefferson- ville R. R., res. 241 Union.
Jackson John, clerk, Vancamp, Jackson & Co., res. 223 w. Ohio.
Jackson Julia, (col.,) washerwoman, res. 79 s. Missouri.
Jackson Morris, (col.,) lab., res. 193 Hu- ron.
Jackson Thomas, currier, Mooney & Co., res. cor. alley and Tennessee, bet. Georgia and Maryland.
Jackson Thomas, (Vancamp, J. & Co.,) res. 223 w. Ohio.
Jackson Willis, (col.,) hod-carrier, res. 251 e. St. Clair.
Jackson William, slate roofer, res. 186 n. Davidson.
JACKSON WM. N.,
ticket agt., Union depot, bds. 18 w. Georgia.
Jackson Charles P., (Barbour & J.,) res. 17} Virginia av.
Jacobs Francis, bar-kecper, Old Domin. ion, res. 145 s. New Jersey.
Jacobs Fred., butcher, 369 s. Delaware, res. same.
Jacobs Joseph, (Williams, J. & Co.,) res. 156 n. East.
Jacobs Milton C., bar-tender, 24 w. Pearl, bds. 145 s. New Jersey.
JACOBS VALENTINE,
saloon-keeper, 33 Kentucky av., res. 145 s. New Jersey.
Jacoby David R., boarding house, 35 w. Georgia.
James Catharine, waiter, dining room, Ray House.
James Cox, teamster, res. 465 Virginia av.
James Dwyer, lab., bds. 439 Virginia av. James Francis, ( col., ) lab., res. 79 Anne. James Elisabeth, waiter, dining room, Ray House.
James John, messenger, Adjutants Gen- eral's office, bds. n. Davidson, cor. New York.
James John, (col.,) barber, Spencer House, bds. Wiles House.
See statement Economical Mutual Life Insurance Company, on page 82.
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A NUMBER ONE
Boot and Shoe Store,
Glenns' Block.
D. H. CHASE, - - Proprietor.
James Michael C., salesman, New York Store, bds. 120 n. Mississippi.
James Sedwick, clerk, 129 s. Meridian, res. 6 Willard.
James Seth C., marble-worker, 64 Vir ginia av., res. 180 Virginia av.
James T. S. & Co., (Thomas S. J., Felix M. Gallihue and Joseph Quarmby,) marble-workers, 136 s. Meridian. James Thomas S., (T. S. James & Co., ) bds Ray House.
Jameson Alexander C., secy. Indianapo- lis Insurance Co., res. 365 n. Penn- sylvania.
Jameson & Funkhouser, (P. H. J. & D. F.) physicians and surgeons, 19 s. Meridian.
Jameson Love H., pastor Campbelites Church, res. 139 W. South.
Jameson Patrick H., (J. & Funkhouser,) physician, res. 249 n. Alabama. Jameson Frank, (col.,) porter, Palmer House, bds. same.
Jameson Richard, boarding house, opp. Insane Asylum.
Janeway Arthur, miller, Capital Mills, n. e. cor. Market and Canal, res. 312 w. Washington.
Janeway John, pattern-maker, 24 e. Georgia, bds. same.
Jarrell Fanny E., dress and cloak-mak- ing, 36 n. Illinois, res. 148 Indiana av.
Jasper Fred, res. 323 Virginia av.
Jasper Hermann, lab., res. 493 Rosette. Jefferson House, s. w. cor. South and Pennsylvania, John H. Gruenert, propr.
JEFFERSONVILLE, MADI-
SON & INIANAPOLIS Freight De- pot and Offices, South, bet. Pennsyl- vania and Delaware. See card in R. R. department.
Jehrling John E., cleaning and repair- ing, 44 Virginia av., res. same.
Jemison John, harness-maker shop, s. w. cor. South and East, res. 55 Bates. Jencks George W., engineer, C. & I. C. R. R., res. 77 Bates.
Jennison Alexander F., (George M. & Alex. F. J.,) 243 e. Washington, res. 19 w. Ohio.
Jennison George M. & Co., (George M.' J. & Alex. F. J.,) watches, jewelry, silverware and watch-maker's tools, 243 e. Washington, res. 19 w. Ohio. Jennison Henry, salesman, 31 w. Wash- ington, res. 19 w. Ohio.
Jenkins Abednigo W., grocer, 14 n. Del- aware, res. 75 Massachusetts av.
Jenkins Dennis H., R. R. messenger, res. 248 s. Alabama.
Jenkins Ebenezer, painter, 68 e. Ohio, res. 70 e. Ohio.
Jenkins George W., clerk, 14 n. Dela- ware, res. 355 n. East.
Jenkins Isabella Miss, res. 193 w. South. Jenkins Jesse W., painter, bds. 70 e. Ohio.
Jenkins John, res. 294 e. Market.
Jenkins John R., painter, bds 70 e. Ohio. Jenkins Lyman, engineer, res. 248 s. Alabama.
Jenkins Robert, (col.,) teamster, res. 228 w. Vermont.
Jenks Susan E., inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. New Manchester, Wa- bash co., Ind.
Jenks William H., inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. New Manchester, Wabash co., Ind.
Jennings Abel, (J., Lambert & Baxter,) Kentucky av. opp. Cemetery, res. Wabash, Ind.
Jennings George, switchman, J., M. & I. R. R., res. 147 e. McCarty.
Jennings John, stone-cutter, res. 94 s. Meridian.
Jennings John, (Cochran, J. & Heim,) res. n. side w. Washington, bet. Tennessee and Mississippi.
Jennings, Lambert & Baxter, (Abel J., M. L. & Samuel S. B.,) saw and planing mill, Kentucky av. opp. Cemetery.
Jennings Patrick, teacher, res. 248 n. Davidson.
JENNINGS PRESLEY,
butcher, with J. Ludlow, res. 78 n. Pennsylvania.
Jennings William, foreman, Munson & Johnston, res. 277 w. Michigan.
"enson Amelia, servant, A. D. Wood. Jenson Peter, apprentice with Smith- meyer & Enos, room 4 Vinton's blk, res. 302 s. West.
Jewish Synagogue, s. side e. Market, bet. East and New Jersey. Jillson Melvin, clerk Bellefontaine Freight Depot, bds. n. e. cor. South and New Jersey.
Joachimi Julius A., cigar-maker, 35 w. Washington, res. 26 Biddle.
Joachimi August, candle-maker, 26 Bid- dle, res. same.
See Card of the best Mill-Wright in Indiana, on page 134.
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John Louisa, inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Westfield, Hamilton co., Ind.
Johns Charles, market-master, res. 273 n. Mississippi.
Johns Norvetta, inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Bluffton, Wells co., Ind.
Johns Samuel, res. 118 n. Liberty.
Johnson Aaron, huckster, res. 45 Jones. Johnson Adelaid, inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Laporte, Laporte co., Ind.
Johnson Alexander T., journeyman car- penter, res. 394 n. West.
Johnson Alexander W., carpenter, res. 52 Fletcher's av.
Johnson Benjamin, lab., res. 82 e. South. Johnson Benjamin, hack-driver, res. 331 Blake.
Johnson Benjamin F., lab., res. 524 n. Mississippi.
Johnson Berry N., salesman, 112 s. Me- ridian, bds Sherman House.
Johnson Candice F., inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Kendallville, Noble co., Ind.
Johnson Charles, fish dealer, 26 w. Pearl bds. 115 w. New York.
Johnson Charles, student, res. 103 w. South.
Johnson Cynthia A., res. 434 w. North. Johnson & Co., (John W. J. & James C. Death,) com. mer., 23 w. Maryland. Johnson Eliza Mrs., (wid.) John H., res. 236 s. Alabama.
Johnson Elizabeth, (wid.) John, res. 167 w. Maryland.
Johnson Elizabeth, inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Delectable Hill, Pike co., Ind.
Johnson Edmund C., farmer, res. 341 s. Meridian:
Johnson Edward, (col.,) blacksmith, res. 182 Huron.
Johnson Elijah, clerk, res. 223 w. South. Johnson George H., salesman, res. 370 s. Alabama.
Johnson George W., clerk, p. o., bds. Pyle House.
Johnson Helen, dress-maker, 50 s. Illi- nois, res. 25 Indiana av.
Johnson Isaac B., capitalist, res. 246 e. Washington, up stairs.
Johnson James, journeyman carpenter, res. 394 n. West.
Johnson James, clerk, 50 Virginia av., bds. 64 Delaware.
Johnson James A., (J. & Morrow,) car- penters, 32 n. Illinois, bds. 67 Indi- ana av.
Johnson James B., carpenter, Flowers & Co., bds. cor. West and Georgia.
DRUGGISTS'
AND
APOTHECARIES' HALL
Nos. 7 and 9 East Washington Street,
INDIANAPOLIS.
Johnson Jerome, ( col.,) barber, res. e. side n. Mississippi, bet. First and Second.
Johnson John, tailor, 19 w. Washington, res. 311 Massachusetts av.
Johnson John, (col.,) barber, 325 e. Washington, res. same.
Johnson John carriage-maker, res. 223 w. South.
Johnson John, carpenter, res. 120 e. New York.
Johnson John, (col.,) barber shop, 57 n. Noble, res. alley, bet. Virginia av. and Pennsylvania.
Johnson John S., carpenter, res. 309 s. Meridian.
Johnson John W., book-keeper, res. 75 e. Pratt.
Johnson M. E. Mrs., (Pattison & J.,) res. 58 Massachusetts av.
Johnson Murray L., inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Kendallville, No- ble co., Ind.
Johnson & Morrow, (James A. J. & Thomas M.,) carpenter and job shop, 32 n. Illinois.
Johnson Philip A., carpenter, res. Morris, bet. Delaware and Alabama.
Johnson Riley, inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Washington, Daviess co., Ind.
Johnson Robert, clerk, 26 w. Pearl, bds. 115 w. New York.
Johnson Sarah, seamstress, John Knight, 304 n. Delaware.
Johnson S. L., compositor, Herald Office, bds. 93 s. Noble.
Johnson Thomas, lab., res. 175 s. Lou- isiana.
Johnson T. Edward, lawyer and notary public, room 10 Blackford's blk., e. Washington, cor. Meridian, res. 474 n. Pennsylvania.
Johnson Thomas E., (Hamlin & J .; ) office n. w. cor. Washington and Illinois, res. 96 w. First.
Johnson Wesley S., moulder, Root's foun- dry, res. 218 s. Delaware.
Johnson William, carpenter, 46 Huron. Johnson William, res. 328 Blake.
Johnson William, hack-driver, res. 236 Blake.
Read Louis Siersdorfer's Card, page 130.
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SANL. TAG CARTA 1859.
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Stationary Flour Packer. No. 1 .- PRICE $200. Capacity, 60 to 80 bbls. per hour-40 to 80 revolutions.
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Portable Conical Roller Flour Packer, Single, $90. Capacity, 3 to 4 bbls. per hour-12 to 18 revolutions.
Portable Flour-Packer, No. 2. Price $200.
Capacity, 15 to 20 bbls. per hour-80 to 100 revolutions.
SAMUEL TAGGART,
MILLWRIGHT
Manufacturer of all kinds of Flour-Packers
And Flouring Mills, complete. Also, Corn Meal Bolts, Wheat and Ruckwheat Flour Bolts; keeps DuFour & Co.'s Celebrated Dutch Anchor Brand
BOLTING CLOTH
And Mill Furnishings, Generally.
Agents for American Turbine Water Wheel.
Office, 132 South Pennsylvania Street, opposite Sinker's Foundry. [ Residence, 118 North Mississippi Street,
Indianapolis, Indiana.
You can order from this House with safety, at prices marked.
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Johnson William, (col.,) lab., res. 160 Douglas alley.
Johnson William, carpenter, n. w. cor. Meridian and Race.
Johnson William G., salesman, 68 e. Washington, res. 74 e. North.
Johnson William G., clerk, J. Furnas & Co., res. 136 e. St. Joseph.
Johnson W. Fletcher, journeyman car- penter, res. 167 e. St. Joseph.
Johnson William S., tailor, res. 180 n. New Jersey.
Johnson William W., printer, Journal office, res. 236 e. Vermont.
Johnston John F., dentist, Morrison's Opera Hall, 2d floor, s. Meridian, res. e. s. n. Pennsylvania, cor. King. Johnston John M., lawyer, res. 320 n. Alabama.
Johnston Robert, clerk, Wiles & Rey- nolds, res. 27 Massachusetts av. Johnston Samuel A., (Munson & J.,) res. old No. 86 e. Vermont.
Johnston Thomas D., salesman, New York store, res. 27 Massachusetts av. Johnston William J., (Munson & J.,) res. old No. 86 e. Vermont.
Johnston William W., (Murphy, J. & Co.,) 49 s. Meridian, res. 552 n. Meridian. Jolly James, watchman, I. & C. R. R. shop, res. 14 Lord.
Jolly John, lab., res. 14 Lord.
Jones Adam, plasterer, res. 44 Huron. Jones Alex., (col.,) servant, S. A. Fletcher, 180 e. Ohio.
Jones Annie Miss, milliner and dress- maker, 70 e. Market, res. 145 s. New Jersey.
Jones Aquilla, sr., treas. Indianapolis Rolling Mill Co., res. 187 n. Penn- sylvania.
Jones Aquilla, jr., (A. J. & Co.,) 76 s. Meridian, res. 187 n. Pennsylvania. JONES A. & CO.,
(Aquilla J., H. Clay, E. P. J. & John W. J.,) wholesale grocers, 74 and 76 s. Meridian.
Jones A. Edward, (col.,) barber, 50 e. Washington, bds. Wiles House.
Jones Barton D., (Anderson & J.,) s. e. cor. Washington and Meridian, res. 188 n. Delaware.
Jones Ben F., clerk, 76 s. Meridian, res. 187 n. Pennsylvania.
Jones Brackson, (col.,) lab., res. 77 Ann. Jones Caspar M., tailor, res. 217 e. South. Jones Charles, (col., ) lab., res. 111 Har- rison.
Jones Charles, (col.,) hod-carrier, res. 235 Minerva.
Jones Curtis, salesman, Jones, Davis & Co., res. 130 e. St. Joseph.
Jones James, plasterer, res. 395 s. West.
PLUMBING, GAS AND STEAM-FITTING,
DONE BY
HANNING, RAMSAY & CO.
82 West Washington Street.
JONES, DAVIS & CO.
(William W. J., William M. D., James W. Hess & Charles J. Kantman,) dry goods, notions, fancy goods, cloaks, furs, etc., 3 Odd Fellows Hall, n. e. cor. Washington and Pennsylvania. JONES E. B. & CO.,
(Erman B. J. & Alvord Alcorn,) electro gold and silver platers, 8 e. Washington. See card page 78.
Johnes Edward, (col., ) teamster, res. 228 n. Noble.
Jones Edward B., engineer, Bellefon- taine R. R., res. 104 e. Second.
Jones Edward M., (col.,) driver, 56 and 58 e. Washington, res. n. e. cor. Ver- mont and West.
Jones Elisha P., (A. J. & Co.,) 76 s. Me- ridian, res. 187 n. Pennsylvania.
Jones Erman B., (E. B. J. & Co.,) 8 e. Washington, res. 362 w. Vermont.
Jones Evan C., express-driver, res. 485 s. Illinois.
Jones Frances, inmate Home for Friend- less Women, Pennsylvania, bet. Sec- ond and Third.
Jones George, farmer, res. e. s. n. Illinois, bet. Sixth and Seventh.
Jones George, (col.,) barber, 50 e. Wash- ington, bds. Geisendorff, bet. Ohio and New York.
Jones Harriet, inmate Home for Friend- less Women, Pennsylvania, bet. Sec- ond and Third.
Jones Henry, (col., servant, 52 n. Penn- sylvania.
Jones Jesse, (J. & Rooker,) res. 488 n. Illinois.
Jones John, (col.,) barber, n. e. cor. Wash- ington and Meridian, bds. Pyle House.
Jones John, (col.,) servant, Dr. Gaston, 147 n. New Jersey.
Jones John P., agt. Great Western Life Insurance Co., of New York, 19 w. Washington, res. 276 n. West.
Jones John W., (A. J. & Co.,) 76 s. Me- ridian, res. 187 n. Pennsylvania.
Jones John W., yard master, T. H. & I. R. R., res. 111 w. South.
Jones Joseph H., (col.,) barber, res. 51 Hosbrook. .
One trial will prove to you the statement made by Mr. Miller on page 130.
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INSURE WITH THE
Union Insurance Co.
Company's Office, over 2 West Washington St.
INDIANAPOLIS.
Jones John W., teamster, res. 412 s. West. Jones Julius, (Gilkey & J.,) carpenters and builders, 36 Kentucky av., bds. 69 w. Market.
Jones Melissa, servant, 275 n. New Jersey. Jones Margaret, (col.,) boarding house, res. w. s. n. Missouri, bet. Vermont and Michigan.
Jones Marshal, (col.,) teamster, res. 81 Anne.
Jones Mary, seamstress, 147 w. Maryland. Jones Mary J. Mrs., bds. 83 e. Washington. Jones Robert A., stair-builder, res. 299 Winston.
Jones Sallie, student, Indiana Female College, cor. Meridian and New York. Jones Samuel, carpenter, Helwig, Rob- erts & Co., res. 655 n. Tennessee.
Jones Spicer, farmer, res. 350 n. Illinois. Jones Susan, (wid.) Marion, res. 3 Ken- tucky av.
Jones & Sweeney, milliners and dress- makers, 70 e. Market.
Jones .William, (col.,) barber, n. e. cor. Washington and Meridian, bds. Mis- souri, bet. North and Indiana av. Jones William, (col.,) ditcher, res. alley, bet. Tinker and Tenth.
Jones William B., switch-tender, Union Ry. Co., bds. 218 e. South.
Jones William H., (Coburn & J.,) lumber dealers, cor. Mississippi and Geor- gia, res. 273 n. Illinois.
Jones William H., general agt., Indiana- polis Agricultural Works, res. 243 n. Illinois.
Jones William T., foreman, Osgood, Smith & Co., res. 35 Fletcher's av. Jones William W., (J., Davis & Co.,) 3 Odd Fellows Hall, res. 332 n. Ala- bama.
Jordon Anna M. Miss, saleswoman, 8 n. Pennsylvania, bds. 74 w. North. Jordan Finies, express driver, res. 492 n. Mississippi.
Jordan John, grocer, 162 w. Washington, res. 172 n. Mississippi.
Jordan William, barber, res. 206 Indi- ana av.
Jordan Mary E., student, Indiana Fe- male College, cor. Meridian and New York.
Jordan Lewis, (Perkins, Sayler & J.,) room 4, Atna bldg., n. Pennsylva- nia, res. 152 n. Meridian, cor. New York.
Jordon P. G., freight delivering clerk, American and U. S. Express Co.'s, 34 e. Washington, res. 492 n. Mis- sissippi.
Jose Nicholas, second-hand furniture, 8 s. Pennsylvania, res. on Pleasant run, s. city limits.
Joseph George W., clerk, Adjutant Gen- eral's office, res. 29 California.
Joseph J. G., bds. 193 n. East.
Joseph Richard C., insurance and claim agt., cor. Washington and Meridian, res. 290 California.
Josey Albert, lab., res. 66 Railroad. JOURNAL BUILDING,
e. Market, cor. Circle.
Jowett Samuel, moulder, Eagle Machine Works, bds. South, bet. Canal and Mississippi.
Judah Samuel B, duputy clerk, Supreme Court, office State House, bds. 88 w. Ohio.
Judd Frederick, carder, Merritt & Cough- len, res. n. Blake.
Judge Annie Miss, res. 467 Rosette. Judge James, lab., res. 47 Wyoming.
Judson Charles E., book-keeper, Judson & Dodd, 135 n. Illinois.
JUDSON & DODD,
(William J. & John W. D.,) coffee and spice mills, 251 and 253 e. Washington.
Judson William, (J. & Dodd,) 251 and 253 e. Washington, res. cor. Meridian and New York.
Julian J. N., student, commercial college, bds. 29 w. Ohio.
Julian John W., express messenger, American Express Co., res. 29 e. Ohio.
Julow Henry, shoe-maker, 106 s. Merid- ian, res. same.
Junken Richard C., traveling agt., R. L. Lukens, bds. House of Lords, w. Washington.
Junken Samuel W., book-keepor, R. L. Lukens, res. 165 Huron.
Justison Andrew, lab., res. 240 West.
Justice Logan L., carpenter, res. 313 e. Georgia.
Jut Frederick, lab., res. 233 Blake.
K AFINAN LOUIS, butcher, 97 e. Washington, bds. 252 s. Delawarc. Kagen Hubert, plasterer, bds. 49 Brad- shaw.
Kahill John, policeman, third word, res. 81 w. St. Clair.
Before contracting your Building, consult the firm on page 134.
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Kahill Mary, (wid.) Hugh, rcs. 347 w. Washington.
Kahle Matthew S., salesman, Stewart & Morgan, bds. Pyle House, n. Merid- ian.
Kahn Abraham, clothing and furnishing goods, 33 w. Washington, res. 226 e. New York.
Kahn Adolphus, salesman, 2 Palmer House, res. 184 Virginia av.
Kahn Isaac, salesman, 33 w. Washing- ton, bds. 226 e. New York.
Kahn Leon, (S. K. & Bro.,) 45 and 47 e. Washington, res. 164 n. East.
Kahn Samuel, (S. K. & Bro., ) res. 283 e. Market.
Kahn S. & Bro., (Samuel &. Leon K.,) German Dry Goods Store, 45 and 47 e. Washington.
Kahoa Michael, clerk, p. o., bds. Temper- . ance House, Pennsylvania.
Kaiecel Henry, tanner, res. 331 e. Geor- gia.
Kain Harriet, servant, 42 s. Illinois. KAISER CHARLES,
saloon, 208 e. Washington, res. same.
Kaiser John, machinist, Sinker & Co.
Kalamer Henry, lab., res. 249 s. Ala- bama.
Kalb Frederick, grocer, 310 Winston, res. same.
Kalb Henry, street lamp-lighter, res. 164 e. St. Joseph.
Kalb John, tinner, 67 and 69 w. Wash- ington, res. 164 e. St. Joseph.
Kalb Philip, lab., res. 127 e. St. Mary. Kalwes Fred. W., carpenter, Forest av., city limits.
Kane Charles S., (J. Dorman & Co.,) 69 s. Illinois, res. same.
Kantchman Abraham, shoe-maker, 75 e. Washington, bds. 12 s. Pennsylva- nia.
Kantman Julius, machinist, Eagle Foun- dry, bds. Concordia House.
Kantman Julius, piano-maker, bds. Union Hall.
Kantmann Charles J., (Jones, Davis & Co.,) 3 Odd Fellows Hall, res. 25 s. Delaware.
Kantz Adam, lab., 483 Rosette.
Kaohnnan, Peter, moulder, res. 335 s. Delaware.
Kappes J. Henry, (E. C. Atkins & Co.,) res. 132 e. North.
Karkhoff Frederick, lab., res. 271 Union. Karle Christian, (K. & Mode,) boots and shoes, 83 e. Washington, res. 82 s. Dela ware.
Karle C. & Co., (Christian K. & Michael Mode,) boots and shoes, 83 e. Wash- ington.
GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINES,
At No. 21 East Washington Street,
INDIANAPOLIS.
Karle Joseph J., shoe-maker, 59 e. South, res. same.
Karney John, · (Dunn & K.,) res. e. s. Delaware, bet. Merrill and McCarty. Kasberg Joseph, book-binder, 71 w. Washington, res. 71 Hosbrook.
Kasberg Peter, moulder, res. 71 Hos- brook.
Kaser Michael, lab., res. 255 s. Pennsyl- vania.
Kassabaum Frederick, wood-sawyer, res. 592 e. St. Clair.
Katerow M., teamster, res. 143 Bright. Katzenstein Julius, (K., Wachtel & Co.,) 3 Bates House, res. 188 w. Ohio.
Katzenstein, Watchel & C., (Julius K., Moses W. & William S. Tucker,) merchant tailors and clothiers, 3 Bates House, w. Washington.
Kaufman A., salesman, 213 e. Washing- ton, res. 389 n. Pennsylvania.
Kaufman Anthony, second-hand store, 295 e. Washington, res. same.
Kaufman Moses, butcher shop, 267 n. East, res. same.
Kaufman Solomon, bourbon and rye whisky, 213 e. Washington, res. n. Pennsylvania, out city limits.
Kautman Julius, machinist, Eagle Ma- chine Works, bds. California House. Kavanaugh Lawrence, blacksmith, res. alley, s. of Madison engine house.
Kaivsebaum Frederick W., res. 592 e. St. Clair.
Kay Joseph, wagon-maker, 281 w. Wash- ington, res. 211 Missouri.
Kayle Frank, hack-driver, res. 136 n. Noble.
Kayler William, white-washer, res. 106 Davidson.
Kalorne Thomas, coal-driver, Ross' coal yard, bds. 199 w. Maryland.
Keane James, helper, Rolling Mill, res. 149 s. Missouri.
Keane Thomas, lab., res. last house, Ne- braska.
Kearney John, (Dunn & Kearney,) res. 307 s. Delaware.
KEARNS L. G. & CO., grocery, 399 n. Illinois.
Kearsey Noah, (Fowler & K.,) res. 322 e. Washington.
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MILLER'S PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
WE AIM
TO
PLEASE 9
AND
Invite you to a Sitting.
WE HAVE THE LARGEST INSTRUMENT.
We copy to any size from old Daguerreotypes, Ambrotypes or old Photograps, and finish in Oil Colors, Water Colors and India Ink, by the best artists, and mounted on cards of the best material and warranted to give satisfaction in every instance.
A. R. MILLER, Proprietor.
R. D. LOGAN. B. F. BROWN. W. A. SIPE.
LOGAN, BROWN & SIPE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
Practice in the Federal and State Courts. Prompt and careful attention given to Collections, cases in Bankruptcy, and Criminal Defenses in all parts of the State.
Office, in Bee Hive Block, N. W. Cor. of Washington and Meridian Streets.
LOUIS SIERSDORFER,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
FASHIONABLE BOOTS and SHOES
COMPRISING GENTLEMEN, LADIES' AND CHILDRENS' WEAR, No. 41 East Washington Street, Indianapolis, Ind.
Les Particular attention paid to all kinds of custom work ordered.
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Keaser Joanna M., inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Evansville, Van- derberg co., Ind.
Keater Louisa, ( wid.) Gothlop, washerwo- man, res. 156 e. St. Joseph.
Keating Seffery, lab., 207 High.
KEATINGE JOSEPH J.,
teacher vocal music, res. 79 Indiana av.
Keedy Julia Ann, inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Elkhart, Elkhart co., Ind.
Keel Conrad, pump-maker, res. 191 n. Liberty.
Keely Alfred, brick-layer, res. 94 s. Liberty.
Keely Daniel, brick-mason, res. 203 Winston.
Keely & Doglers, (Joseph J. K. & D.,) carpenters, Michigan, bet. Alabama and New Jersey.
Keely Henry S., brick-mason, res. 146 Winston.
Keely Isaac, brick-mason, res. 210 Wins- ton.
Keely Joseph J., (K. & Doglers,) res. 26 Lockerbie.
Keely Oliver, brick-mason, res. 301 e. Ohio.
Keely William, brick-mason, res. 309 e. Ohio.
Keely William, carpenter, res. 158 e. Michigan.
Keely William H., carpenter, res. 26 Lockerbie.
Keen John, bar-keeper, 202 w. Washing- ton, bds, 124 s. East.
Keen Lawrance, shoe-maker, res. 134 s. East.
Keenan Bernard, spectacle peddler, bds. 144 n. Tennessee.
Keenan Felix, speculator, bds. Wiles House, w. Maryland.
Keenan Margaret, (wid.) Thomas, res. 105 s. Noble.
Keers Samuel, flour-jacker, Hoosier State Mills, res. 25 Blake.
Keers William, miller, White Rose Mills, res. 23 Douglas.
Keese Hiram W., locomotive engineer, I. & C. R. R., bds. Ray House.
Keeser, George, toll-gate keeper, West- field pike.
Keesee George L., carpenter, res. 409 s. Illinois.
Kefeder Joseph, stone-cutter, res. 461 s. Illinois.
Keil Conrad, (Hasket & K.,) res. 191 n. Noble.
Keisel John candy-maker, bds. 329 e. Michigan.
Keiser Charles A., cigar-maker, 30 w. Louisiana, res. 47 w. Second.
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Keiser John, lab., res. 15 n. New Jersey. Kelleher James, shoe-maker, res. 93 Co- burn.
Kellerher Maria, (wid.) John, bds. 29 Henry.
Kellerher Michael, lab., bds. 93 Coburn. Keller Annie Miss, bds. 65 w. South.
Keller Daniel, stone-cutter, res. 466 s. East.
Keller Jacob, wagon-maker, bds. 240 s. Delaware.
Keller William, machinist, Sinker & Co. Keller William, lab., res. 131 e. McCarty. Keller Zacharia R., engineer, res. 159 Meek.
Kellermeir Henry, lab., C. & I. C. freight depot.
Kellermeir Louisa, servant, 80 n. New Jersey.
Kelley Andrew, compositor, Herald book and job room, 16} e. Washington, bds. 24 Buchanan.
Kelley Benjamin G., (Gates, Pray & Co.,) bds. 91 n. Delaware.
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