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Bletner John, blacksmith, res. 284 e. Louisiana.
BLIND ASYLUM,
North, bet. Meridian and Pennsyl- vania.
Blinks William, grand lecturer, Masonic order for Ind., res. Michigan City. Ind.
Blitner John, blacksmith, Eagle Machine Works, res. 284 e. Louisiana.
Blizzard John, turnkey, county jail, res. Market, n. e. cor. Alabama.
Blocher George, tinner, res. 68 Indiana av. Blodau Henry, messenger, Indianapolis National Bank, n. e, cor. Pennsylva- nia and Washington, res. 349 e. McCarty.
Bledan John, porter, Helwig, Roberts & Co., res. 58 McCarty.
Blodan John, carpenter, res. 349 w. McCarty.
Blood Irvine, inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. South Bend, St. Joseph co., Ind.
Bloomer I. L., lawyer, room 5, Langs- dale's blk., 14 n. Delaware.
Bloomingstalk John, butcher, rear of 774 n. Tennessee.
THE QUAKER
DRY GOODS STORE
Buy largely and sell quickly; hence the low price of their goods.
GIVE THEM A CALL.
See page 42.
Bloomingstock John, lab., res. 599 n. Tennessee.
Blue Angustus M., gas-fitter, 82 w. Wash- ington, res. 365 n. East.
Blue Benson, carpenter, res. 365 n. East. Blue Charles G., gas-fitter, 82 w. Wash- ington, res. 365 n. East.
Blue Jerard, farmer, res. 498 n. Illinois. Blue Merritt, gas-fitter, Hanning, Ram- sey & Co., res. n. East, bet. North and Walnut.
Blue Thomas, (col.,) servant, 440 n. Meridian.
Bluest August, carpenter, bds. 23 Ken- tucky av.
Blume Francis J., street contractor, res. 27 w. St. Clair.
Bly John, teamster, res. 399 s. East.
Bly O. H. P., policeman, first ward, res. 36 n. New Jersey.
Blythe Samuel, steam-fitter, Cottrell & Knight, res. 187 s. Alabama.
Boardman Omar, policeman, sixth ward, res. 41 Russell.
Boase Christian, cigar-maker, bds. 267 n. Liberty.
Boaz William, lieutenant of police, res. 321 s. Pennsylvania.
Boaz William, receiver in land-office, res. 321 and 323 s. Pennsylvania. BOAZ WM. McCLAIN,
clerk, county clerk's office, res. 321 and 323 s. Pennsylvania.
Bobbs J. S., physician and surgeon, 15 e. Washington, res. near e. Michigan road, bet. I. & C. and C. & I. C. R. R's.
Bochert Frederick, coppersmith, res. 282 e. Washington.
Bock Henry, bar-tender, 65 w. Washing- ton, res. cor. South and Illinois. BOCKING CARL,
inventor Arethusa patent gas puri- fier, office, room 3, second floor, 48 s. Meridian, res. 180 s. West.
Bockshater Martin, clerk, refreshment stand, Union depot, res. 342 Virgin- ia av.
Bodenhamer Edwin, printer, Journal Co., bds. 61 s. Pennsylvania.
Bodenmiller Leonard, blacksmith, res. 140 e. St. Mary.
Harper's Magazine, (prospectus,) page 10.
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LOGAN'S INDIANAPOLIS DIRECTORY.
SMITHMYER & ENOS, Architects and Superintendents, ROOM 4, VINTON'S BLOCK, OPPOSITE POST-OFFICE, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
JNO. L. SMITHMYER, U. S. PATENT AGENT. POST-OFFICE BOX, 53.
ALEX. METZGER'S
REAL ESTATE AND COLLECTION OFFICE,
No. 6 ODD FELLOWS' HALL, SECOND FLOOR,
Indianapolis, Indiana.
Passage Tickets to California and to and from all parts of Europe. Drafts on all parts of Germany, France, England, Ireland and Scotland. Collections made in all parts of Europe. All kinds of Military Claims promptly adjusted and collected.
J. E. FAWKNER, DEALER IN Pittsburg, Brazil, Highland and Block
COAL AND LIME.
Ofice and Yard, No. 24 West Maryland Street,
Between Meridian and Illinois Streets, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
BERNHARD MARTIN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CONFECTIONER
No. 80 East Washington Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.
Ornamental Cakes, Pyramids, Charlotte Ruse, Ice Cream, Water Ices, Jelly, Blumasche, Fromage de Pam, Fancy Ice Cream, Pastry, Romain Punch, Nesselrande a la Paris, Bomb Shell Cream, Candles, Buisquit Glace, Plompier, Bread Crackers, Chicken Salad, Bombar de Paris, Plum Pudding, Bone Turkey, &c., &c.
Private Parties furnished with Oysters, Meats, Ice Cream, Jellies, &c. on the shortest notice. OYSTER AND ICE CREAM SALOON.
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Bodman Elam, physician and surgeon, n. w. cor. Tennessee and Indiana av., res. 148 Blackford.
Bodenhamer William, printer, Journal office, bds. 60 s. Pennsylvania.
Boehn Charles G., moulder, Terre Cotta Works, bds. 23 Kentucky av.
Boenner Henry, butcher, 137 s. Illinois, bds. same.
Boerke Emil, shoe-maker, 218 e. Wash- ington, bds. 24 s. New Jersey.
BOETTICHER JULIUS,
editor and propr. Indiana Volks- blatt, office 164 e. Washington, res. 166 e. Washington.
Boetticher Otto, printer, Indiana Volks- blatt, res. 166 e. Washington.
Bogard Caroline, (wid.) Cornelius, washwoman, res. 260 Pattison.
Boggs Henry, res. 53 s. Califorinia.
Boggs Henry, cooper, res. 59 Califor- nia.
Boble Frank, works J. W. Smither & Bro., res. 199 Ft. Wayne av.
Bogurdus William, carpenter, res. 182 Bates.
BOHLEN DIEDRICH A.,
architect, room 19, Talbott & New's blk., n. Pennsylvania, res. 71 n. Noble.
Bohm John, baker, 202 e. Washington, res. 270 e. Washington, up-stairs.
Bohmie J. H., metalic paint, room 4 Yohn's blk., cor. Washington and Meridian.
Bohmie John M., coach painter, 26 e. Georgia, bds. 67 Madison av.
Bohmie Nellie M. Mrs., Grand Worthy Vice Templar of Ind., I. O. G. T., bds. 67 Madison av.
Bohn August, machinist, Sinker & Co. Bohrmann Peter, bar-tender, 78 and 80 w. Washington, bds. same.
Boigmann Henry, lab., res. 479 e. Geor- gia.
Bokern Joseph, watch-maker, 7 W. Washington, res. 369 s. Illinois.
Bolck Henrich, clerk, 143 e. Washington, bds. same.
Bolden Michael, lab., res. 43 Henry. Bolen Edward, lab., res. 205 Huron.
Bolen John, lab., res. 205 Huron.
Bolen John, lab., res. 232 s. Missouri.
Bolen William, day policeman, 4th ward, res. 386 w. New York.
Bolin John, lab., cor. Mississippi and Louisiana, res. 232 s. Missouri.
Bollinger James, (Dreher, Miller & Co.,) bds. 112 s. East.
BOLLMAN FREDERICK, propr. Cincinnati bakery, 107 Washington. e.
IF THE PUBLIC WOULD
SUBDUE MONOPOLIES,
They should endorse and patronize
HONORABLE COMPETITION.
See statements, page 34.
Bollman Louisa Mrs., Cincinnati bakery, res. 107 e. Washington.
Bolser Albert L., cooper, bds. 38 Helen. Bolser Andrew, cooper, bds. 38 Helen.
Boller Peter, painter, 82 e. Washington, res. 282 n. Vinson.
Bombarger David, journeyman carpenter, res. 287 Indiana av.
Bond Alonzo S., R. R. engineer, res. 56 Bates.
Bond A. V., shoe-maker, 32 e. Washing- ton, res. 183 n. Tennessee.
Bond Caroline, (wid.) William, res. 47 Huron.
Bond Edward, carpenter, Bellefontaine car shop, res. 149 Vincent.
Bond Joel, feed, sale and auction stable, court, in rear p. o., res. 70 e. Market. Bond William, cooper, bds. 163 w. South. Bone William, res. 181 Virginia av.
Bonham Thomas H., general agt. Frank- lin Life Insurance Co., 19 n. Meri- dian, res. 257 n. Mississippi.
Bonerden Charles, drayman, W. J. Holli- day & Co.
Bony Adrian, tin-smith, 41 Forest av. Borcher Frederick J., harness-maker, 225 e. Washington.
Borgert Anton, cabinet-maker, res. 342 s. Delaware.
Borgner Charles, stone-mason, res. 31 Chatham.
Borgner John, stone-mason, res. 31 Chat- ham.
Borst John, turner, res. 276 s. Meridian. Bossert John, lab., res. 36 Dougherty.
Bost Frederick, meat market, 22 Bates House, res. on canal, outside corpora- tion line.
Boswell John, carpenter, res. 24 Dough- erty.
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Boswell John K., wardrobe fruit dryer, 75 s. Illinois, res. 18 s. Pennsylvania. Bothwell Henry, grocer, n. s. Mississippi, bet. First and Second, bds. 225 In- diana av.
Botte, Gotleib, baker, Cincinnati bakery, bds. 107 e. Washington.
Bourgonne Stephen, saloon, 139 s. Illinois, bds California House.
Boushet Sopha Mrs., dying and clean- ing, 42 Kentucky av., res. same.
Mrs. Reed's Ice Cream Saloon, page 14.
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LOGAN'S INDIANAPOLIS DIRECTORY.
INSURE YOUR LIFE
Against want in the
ECONOMICAL MUTUAL
Life Insurance Co., of Rhode Island,
See statements, page 82.
Bowen Martha, (col.,) washer-woman, res. 69 Hosbrook.
Bowen Patrick, lab., res. 42 Anne.
Bowen Silas' T., (B., Stewart & Co.,) 18 w. Washington, res. 82 w. Vermont. BOWEN, STEWART & CO.,
(Silas T. B., Mrs. William S., Charles G. S., and Alfred D. Clarke,) book- sellers, stationers and paper dealers, 18 w. Washington. See card, page 46.
Bower E. A., (A. Reed & Co.,) 212 w. Washington, bds. 181 Blake.
Bower Mary, (wid.) George, res. 77 n. Illinois.
Bower Marietta, inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Coburn, Tippecanoe co., Ind.
Bowers Rosetta, (wid.) John, res. 292 s. East.
Bowers Valentine, M. D., student North- Western Christian University, bds. 364 Massachusetts av.
BOWKER HARRISON,
groceries and produce, 50 Virginia av., res. 54 s. Pennsylvania.
Bowker Willis, clerk, 50 Virginia av., res. 54 s. Pennsylvania.
Bowler John, lab., 189 Meek.
Bowler Mary, (wid.) Martin, res. 331 e. Louisiana.
BOWLES THOMAS H.
attorney and counselor at law, 64 e. Washington, up-stairs, res. 433 n. Meridian.
Bowlus George A., notary public, with Wiley & Martin, 10} e. Washington, bds. n. s. New York, bet. Meridian and Illinois.
Bowler William, railroader, bds. 331 e. Louisiana.
Bowman Archibald G., journeyman painter, res. 295 e. Michigan.
Bowman George, res. National road, near White river bridge.
Bowman Henry, tailor, res. n. liberty. Bowman Henry, brick-moulder, res. 122 s. noble.
Bowman James, spoke turner, Indiana- polis Agricultural Works, bds. 266 u. Illinois.
Bowman Jeremiah, lab., res. w. s. Na- tional road, w. White river bridge. Bowman R. Mrs., res. 79 n. Pennsyl- vania.
Bowser Levi C., grocer and produce dealer, 275 Virginia av., res. 277 Virginia av.
Bowyer Annie Miss, bds. 6 Pearl alley. Boyd Frank A., (Wood & B.,) 15 s. Meri- dian, res. 440 n. Meridian.
Boyd David M., patent rights, res. 117 s. Alabama.
Boyd George W., clerk, Bellefontaine freight depot, res. 117 s. Alabama. Boyd James M., fireman, I. & C. R. R., res. 200 Bates.
BOYD JAMES T.,
physician and surgeon, office, 27 Massachusetts av., res. 117 Massa- chusetts av.
Boyd Richard M., wheelright, Osgood, Smith & Co., res. 82 n. Missouri.
BOYD WILLIAM H.,
played out directory publisher, office, -, res. 704 n. Tennessee.
Boyd William H., telegraph operator, T. H. & I. R. R., bds. Spencer House.
Boyd William T., salesman, Tyler's Bee Hive, 2 w. Washington, res. 440 n. Meridian.
Boyce William M., carpenter, res. 303 s. East.
Boyle Bernard, works peg and last fac- tory, res 137 High.
Boyne Catherine, (wid.) Francis B., res. 32 Douglas.
Boyse William, (col.) whitewasher, 81 w. Georgia, res same.
Brack Ferdinand, watch-maker, bds. last house s. East.
Brackebush Otto, ticket clerk Union depot, res. same.
Bracken Henry, wood sawyer, res 201 Buchanan.
Brackin Thomas, (Isgrigg & B.,) res 403 w. New York.
BRADEN DAVID,
Assessor 6th District Indiana, office room 14 p. o. building, res. 235 e. Vermont.
Braden James, (W. & J. B.,) 24 w. Wash- ington, res. 181 n. Illinois.
Braden Leroy W., clerk assessor's office, room 14 p. o. bldg., bds. 235 e. Ver- mont.
Braden Patrick, moulder, res. 2 Henry. Braden William, (W. & J. B.,) 24 w. Washington, res. 473 n. Illinois.
BRADEN W. & J.,
(W. & J. B.,) stationers, printers, book-binders, blank book manfs. and lithographers, 24 w. Washington.
See Home Insurance Company, of New Haven, page 14.
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Bradley Emmer, clerk general freight office, C. & I. C. R. R., bds. Oriental House.
Bradley Jeptha W., clerk Smock & Bro., res. 46 n. New Jersey.
Bradley Jeptha W., (Hollenback & B.,) s. e. cor. Washington and Meridian, bds. Mrs. Ferguson's, w. Market.
Bradley William, sen., works Schmidt's brewery, res. old brick yard house, bet. East and Noble.
Bradley William G., jr., res. old brick yard, bet. East and Noble.
Brado Elena Miss, mantau-maker, res. n. e. cor. Virginia av. and South.
Brado Joseph, salesman, Tyler's Bee Hive, 2 w. Washington, res. 119 w. South. Brado Lina Miss, mantau-maker, res. n. w. cor. South and Virginia av.
Brado Thomas, grocer and toy dealer, s. e. cor. South and East, res. same.
Braddock Joseph, salesman, Zeublin & Bro., 57 s. Illinois, bds. Little's Hotel.
Bradshaw John, res. 26 e. Vermont.
Bradshaw John W., master workman's dept. institute for blind, res. 164 n. East.
Bradshaw Margaret Mrs. (wid.) res. 264 n. Tennessee.
Bradshaw & Stumph, (William A. B. & John B. S., ) general ins. agts., room 4 Talbott & New's block, n. Pennsyl- vania.
Bradshaw William A., (B. & Stumph,) room 4 Talbott & New's block, res. 164 n. East.
Bradamaer Christian, porter, Bellfontaine depot, res. 279 Davidson.
Bradtmueller Henry, porter, Browning & Sloan, res. 172 n. Illinois.
Brady John, boarding house, 25 Indiana av.
Brady John L., trunk-maker, 385 w. New York, res. 69 e. Maryland.
Brahm Otto, barber, 14 n. Pennsylvania. Brake John, fireman Central R. R., res. 424 s. Louisiana.
Braking Christian, drayman, res. 143 Union.
Braken John, carpenter Helwig, Roberts & Co., res. 121 s. Illinois.
Bramble Hamilton G., engineer, res. 372 n. East.
Bramer William F., carpenter, res. 144 e. McCarty.
Bramner William, pattern maker, Sinker & Co.
Bramnam John, janitor p. o., res. 439 Virginia av.
Bramwell John M., book-keeper, Brown- ing & Sloan, 7 and 9 e. Washington, res. 68 s. Mississippi-
ST. JAMES HOTEL,
CINCINNATI, OHIO,
Is patronized by
COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS,
LARGELY.
Bramwell Zenas F., engineer, cor. New York and canal, res. 124 n. Missouri. BRANCH OF THE BANK OF THE STATE OF INDIANA, n. e. cor. Washington and Meridian.
Brand J. F., office division supt Mer- chants' Union Express, bds. 23 n. West.
Brand J. T., mustering officer, 173 w. Washington, bds. 23 n. West.
Brandte Christ., (Brandte, Reasoner & Co.,) res. back of store.
Brandt Henry N., grocer, 546 e. Wash- ington, res. same.
Brandt Hermann, draftsman, D. A. Boh- len, room 19 Talbott & New's blk., n. Pennsylvania.
Brandt John G., res. 72 w. South.
Brandte, Reasoner & Co.,(Christ. Brandte, William F. Reasoner & Albert Tram- er,) grocers and produce dealers, first door s. s. national rd., e. Pogue's run.
Brandp Augustus, locksmith, B. F. Haugh & Co., bds. e. Market.
Branson Anna, inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Annapolis, Parke co., Ind.
Brantley Charles C., inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Mount Vernon, Posey co., Ind.
Brantley Henry H., inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Mount Vernon, Posey co., Ind.
BRANSON D. A. & CO.,
(David A. Branson and John W. Hosman, ) manfs. of ink, shoe polish, washing blue, &c., &c., 17 n. East.
Branson David A., (D. A. B. & Co.,) bds. 17 n. East.
Branan Daniel, lab., res. 27 Thomas. Branan James, lab., bds. old brick yard house, bet. East and Noble.
Branan John, bricklayer, res. 71 Maple. Branan William, lab., res. 129 Dougherty. Branan William, lab., res. 204 Buchanan. Branan Sarah, (wid.) Andrew, res. 278 s. Mississippi.
Branham Edward, (Mayhew & B.,) 129 s. Meridian, res. 240 n. Tennessee. Brasher Charles, conductor, I. & C. R. R., bds. Ray House.
Smokers' Emporium, see page 14.
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LOGAN'S INDIANAPOLIS DIRECTORY.
BERKSHIRE
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
PITTSFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS.
All Policies Mutual and Non-Forfeitable.
Annual Cash Dividends paid on renewal of all Policies that have been in force two years.
Dividends added to the Policy, often exceed the amount of premiums paid and are non-forfeitable, and will be redeemed in cash, on demand. Premiums may be paid annually, semi-annually or quarterly.
Our Cash Assets are nearly $1,000,000.
Dividends, September, 1866, 44 per cent. and payable the same year as declared, always adding, in many cases, to the Policy more than the Premium paid, and on Endowment and ten Annual Life Policies, from 60 to 120 per cent. of the annual life rate. The Berkshire was chartered in 1851, and is
ONE OF THE OLDEST IN THE COUNTRY. .
No company stands higher in the ratio of assets to liability. (See Mass. Reports, 1865.) For the same money or less, we insure you twice the length of time of most companies. For instance, a party by paying one year's premium, insures for two years and three days from the date of his Policy, giving you one year and three days more than ordinary companies. Be sure and see our agents before insuring. AGENTS WANTED.
P. W. BARTHOLOMEW, Attorney at Law,
No. 25 West Washington St., Indianapolis,
GENERAL AGENT.
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Bratton J. W., compositor, Herald office, bds. Hamilton House.
Brattan William J., huckster, res. 70 n. Delaware.
Bray John S., lieutenant of police, res. 240 n. East.
Bray Peter, plasterer, res. 176 Massachu- setts av.
Bredehop Deitrich, expressman, res. 213 Virginia av.
Breedlove Bales, farmer, res. 143 Da- vidson.
Breedon Benj. F., salesman, Geisendorff & Co., bds. 21 Fletcher av.
Brees Isaac, journeyman carpenter, res. 18 Douglas.
Breen James, lab., res. 339 Vincent.
Breedlove Louis, lab., res. 35 Bright.
Brehm Sophia, servant, David Benson, 206 s. Illinois.
Brem Frank, carpenter, 98 s. Delaware, res. same.
Bremer William F., carpenter, res. n. W. cor. Delaware and McCarty.
Bremagen Kate, servant, R. S. Dorsey, 379 n. Pennsylvania.
Bremerman Cass, (B. & Renner,) res. 285 n. Alabama.
Bremerman Frederick, coach-maker, In- dianapolis Agricultural Works, res. 295 n. Alabama.
BREMERMAN & RENNER,
(Cass B. & John B. R.,) carriage and wagon manfs., 123 e. Washington, opposite court house.
Brenner Daniel, lab., res. 27 Thomas. Brener John, butcher, shop 363 w. New York, res. same.
Brennan Thomas, coach-painter, res. Bu- chanan, near Virginia av.
Brenk William, tailor, 12 s. Pennsylva- nai, res. 393 e. Michigan.
Brenker William, cooper, res. 343 n. New Jersey.
Bresha Charles, conductor, I. & C. R. R., bds. Ray House.
Bresnahan Bettie, servant, 410 n. Meri- dian.
Bresnathen Mary, servant, 172 n. New Jersey.
Brets Adam, grocery, 44 w. Louisiana, res. 168 s. Illinois.
Brewer Catherine, washwoman, res. w. end Market.
Brewer Samuel, miller, White Rose mills, bds. n. s. Market, bet. Blackford and West.
BREWER MATILDA A. MRS., boarding-house, 17} Virginia av.
Brick Margaret, laundress, Ray House, bds. same.
Brickner Robert, brewer, Schmidt's brew- ery, bds. same.
DO YOU DESIRE To find
The Whereabouts of Any One?
You can do it by calling at
LOGAN'S CITY DIRECTORY OFFICE, No. 16}% East Washington Street.
Brick Michael, lab., bds. 300 s. Teunessee. Bride Mary, (wid.) John, res. 20 Dough- erty.
Brien John, works city gas works, res. 258 g. Delaware. -
Brier Charles, lab., res. 266 Union.
Brier William, lab., res. 266 Union.
Briggs Alfred, farmer, tes. 456 Rosette. Briggs Charles H., freight conductor, C. & I. R. R., res. 88 s. Liberty.
Briggs James M., moulder, Root's foun- dry, res. 456 s. New Jersey.
Brigham Charles, supt. Ben Franklin printing office, 17 w. Maryland, res. 329 n. Illinois.
Brill John, carpenter, res. 77 s. Illinois. Brinegar A. R., student, commercial col- lege, bds. 32 Henry.
Brink Christian, salesman, 29 w. Wash- ington, res. 131 n. New Jersey.
Brink William, tailor, res. 293 e. Michi- gan.
Brinker August, grocer, 174 w. New York, res. same.
Brinkmeyer George, (J. C. B. & Co.,) 104 8. Meridian, res. 238 n. Davidson.
Brinkman Charles, livery and feed sta- ble, 23 s. Delaware, res. 131 n. New Jersey.
Brinkman John F., grocer, 261 Massa- chusetts av., res. same.
Brinkmeyer Frederick, salesman, 104 s. Meridian, res. 234 n. Davidson.
BRINKMEYER J. C. & CO.,
(John C. B., George B. & Charles Kemker,) bonded warehouse, whole- sale liquor dealers and distillers, 104 s. Meridian. See card page 54.
Brinkmeyer John C., (J. C. B. & Co.,) 104 s. Meridian, res. 288 n. Liberty.
Brisbin John V., telegraph operator, bds. 236 s. Alabama.
Bristol Anthony I., traveling agent, H. Daily & Co., res. 59 w. Maryland.
Bristor John, flagman, Madison R. R., res. 367 Virginia av.
Bristor Samuel M., carriage-maker, res. 135 n. Delaware.
Bristor William A., boots and shoes, 75 e. Washington, bds. 135 n. Delaware. Britney Eugene, carder, Geisendorff's woolen factory, bds. Nagle House.
Ladies' Fashion Bazaar, on page 14.
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CAPITAL CITY VARNISH WORKS.
H. B. MEARS,
Manufactures Varnishes, Japans and Stains,
Corner Kentucky Avenue and Mississippi Streets. P. O. Box 150.
Britten John G., (col.) barber, res. 181 w. Washington.
Brittingham Mary S. Miss, bds. 50 n. Il- linois.
Brock James M., blacksmith, Indianapo- lis agricultural works, bds. Neiman House.
Brock Robert, carpenter, res. 352 Vir- ginia av.
Brocksmith Henry, blacksmith, res. 122 Huron.
Brocksmith Louis, blacksmith, res. 122 Huron.
Broden James, moulder, Sinker & Co.
Broden James, lab., res. 271 e. New York. Broden James, machinist, Sinker & Co.
Broden Michael, printer, Downey & Brouse, res. 269 e. New York.
Brodie George, pastry cook, Bates House, res. 31 Bright.
Brodemeyer Henry G., lab., bds. 367 Vir- ginia av.
Broderick John, machinist, res. 44 n. East.
Broderick Mary, res. 142 Indiana av.
Broderick John, machinist, res. n. e. cor. Est and Washington.
Broyles Moses, (col.) school teacher, res. 227 Minerva.
Broker David, inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Clark's Hill, Tippeca- noe co., Ind.
Broker David I., patent right agt., res. 272 s. Illinois.
Broking Deitrich, ( Henry Stolta & Co.,) res. n. e. cor. s. Delaware and Mc- Carty.
Brome Robert, painter, bus. 315 Virginia av.
Brooker Thomas, grocer, cor. Tennessee and Sixth, res. same.
Brooker T., mason, res. 774 n. Tennessee. Brooks Elizabeth D., seamstress, 83 e. Washington, res. same.
Brooks George C., salesman, McIver's, 22 e. Washington.
Brooks Henry, carpenter, bds. Ray House. Brooksmith Henry, blacksmith, Eagle works, res. 122 Huron.
Brooksmith Lewis, machinist, Eagle works, res. 232 Huron.
Brother Elizabeth, (wid.) John, res. 560 e. Washington.
Brouck William, printer, Ben Franklin office, bds. Concordia House.
BROUGH JOHN W.,
State agt. Atlantic Mutual Life In- surance Company, Albany, N. Y., room 9 Eden's blk. e. Market, res. 333 s. Alabama.
Brough David J., patent right dealer, 168 s. Illinois.
Brouse Andrew, (A. & D. W. B.,) res. 138 e. New York.
Brouse A. & D. W., (Andrew and David W.,) carpenters and builders, 130 e. New York.
Brouse Charles W., (Downey & B.,) 27} s. Meridian, bds. 92 e. Market.
Brouse David W., (B. & Irick and A. & D. W. B.,) res. 138 e. New York.
Brouse & Irick, (David W. B. & William C. I.,) flour and feed, 78 Massachn- setts av.
Brouse John A. (Rev.) treas. and financial agt. s. e. Ind. conference, res. 92 e. Market.
Brower George, printer, Journal office, 39 Ellsworth.
Brower Theodore, printer, W. & J. Bra- den, res. 39 Ellsworth.
Brower Abraham, (col.) hostler, 35 Vir- ginia av., res. same.
Brown Albert, policeman, res. 331 s. Me- ridian.
Brown Albert, grocer and produce deal- er, 387 s. Delaware, res. same.
Brown Andrew, inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Augusta, Marion co., Ind.
BROWN AUSTIN H.,
collector internal revenue 6th dis- trict, room 15 p. o. building, res. 290 s. Meridian.
Brown Benjamin F., (Logan, B. & Sipe,) 2 w. Washington, res. 294 w. St. Clair.
Brown B. Frank., book-keeper, 24 w. Washington, bds. n. Illinois.
Brown Carrie V., inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Boston, Ripley co., Ind. Brown Charles, inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylem, res. Terre Haute, Vigo co., Ind.
Brown Charles II., journeymau carpenter, res. 299 Indiana av.
BROWN C. W.
(col.) barber, 395 n. New Jersey, res. 343 n. Alabama.
Brown Daniel R., (Evans & B.,) 75 s. Meridian, res. Noblesville, Ind.
Brown Edward L., lab., bds. 35 e. Mary- land.
Brown Frank, lab., res. 294 n. St. Clair.
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Brown Eliza A., (wid.) Ellis W. B., board- ing house, res. 174 w. Ohio.
Brown Ellison, painter, res. 564 n. Illi- nois.
Brown Ezra W., instructor, Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
Brown Ethan A., salesman, 75 s. Meri- dian, bds. Wiles House.
Brown Francis M., (B. & Holman,) 59 w. Washington, res. 65 w. Washington. Brown George F., operator, W. U. tele- graph office, bds. Pattison House.
Brown George, res. 392 n. Alabama. Brown G. F., clerk, 194 and 196 w. Wash- ington, bds. 180 w. Washington.
Brown Henry, salesman, Hume, Adams & Co., 26 and 28 w. Washington, bds. Pyle House.
Brown Henry, (col.,) well-digger, res. alley, bet. Tinker and Tenth.
Brown Henry, (col., ) lab., res. 157 Maple. Brown & Holman, (Francis M. B. & Merrit G. H.) groceries and provi- sions, 59 w. Washington.
BROWN IGNATIUS,
lawyer, 8¿ e. Washington, up-stairs, res. 243 e. South.
Brown Isaac, plasterer, res. 270 n. Liberty Brown James, (col.,) porter, Rockwell's dining room, bds. same.
Brown James, musician, res. 274 Madi- son av.
Brown James, patent right dealer, bds 36 n. Delaware.
Brown James D., paper hanger, Roll & Smith, res. 352 n. Alabama.
Brown James W., civil engineer, res. 115 n. Meridian.
Brown Jeremiah, (col.,) expressman, res. 349 n. Alabama.
Brown Jesse B., agt. Pan-Handle R. R., res. 145 w. South.
Brown John, salesman, New York store, bds. n. Pennsylvania.
Brown John, street car conductor, bds. 229 Massachusetts av.
Brown John, shoe-maker, res. 148 w. Vermont.
Brown John, plasterer, res. 229 Massa- chusetts av.
Brown John, teamster, res. 567 s. Illinois. Brown J. H., 26 s. Meridian, res. 181 Massachusetts av.
Brown John H. F., tinsmith, 74 e. Wash- ington, res. 365 n. Alabama.
Brown John G., grocer, cor. North and New Jersey, res. same.
Brown John L, jailor, s. w. cor. Alabama and Market, res. same.
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