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Barges, (see Boats) Billiard-tables, each 10
Boats, floated or towed by tug-boats or horses, and used exclusively for carry- ing coal, &c., to market, if over 25 tons and not over 100 tons 5
Exceeding 100 tons 10
Bowling-alleys, each 10
Brewers
·
Making less than 500 barrels per year . 100
50
Brokers, (see titles of the several classes of Brokers) 50
Whose annual gross receipts are less than $1000 exempt Architects 10 Whose annual gross receipts are less than $1000 exempt
Assayers, assaying gold or silver of a val- ue not exceeding, annually, $250,000 Of a value exceeding $250,000 and not exceeding $500,000 200
100
Of a value exceeding $500,000
500
Auctioneers, whose annual sales do not ex- ceed $10,000 .
Whose annual sales exceed $10,000
10 20
100
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TAX-PAYERS' MANUAL -SPECIAL TAXES.
And for each additional $1000 (month- ly) Retail
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Retail, in liquors 25
Dentists
10
Distillers 100
Of apples, grapes, or peaches, making 50 and less than 150 barrels per year 50 . Making less than 50 barrels per year 20 Of burning fluid and camphene 50
E ATING-HOUSES, whose annual gross receipts are not less than $1000 10
In which liquors are sold by retail, to be drank upon the premises, an aditional tax of
25
Engineers, civil 10 Physicians 10
Exhibitions, or shows not otherwise pro- vided for 10
Express carriers and agents, whose re- ceipts exceed $1000 annually ·
10
FLATS, (see Boats)
G LAS-FITTERS 10
Gift enterprises 150
Grinders of coffee or spices 100
10
H ORSE-DEALERS
Hotels, if yearly rental is not more than $200, and if annual gross receipts are less than $1000 10
And for every $100 additional or frac- tional part 5
In which liquors are sold by retail to be drank upon the premises, an addition- al tax of
25
INSURANCE agents If annual receipts as such agent do not 10 exceed $100 5
Selling tickets for insurance against injury in traveling · exempt Of foreign companies 50 .
Intelligence-office keepers . 10
10
TACKS, owners of Jugglers 20
L AND-WARRANT brokers 25
Lawyers 10 Theatres
Lottery-ticket dealers 100
M ANUFACTURERS Miners, whose annual receipts as such are not less than $1000 10
10
Miners, whose annual receipts as such are less than $1000 · exempt Museums . 100
P ATENT agents 10
Patent-right dealers 10
Pawnbrokers, employing a capital not ex- ceeding $50,000 50
And every $1000 in excess of $50,000 . Peddlers, when traveling with more than two horses or mules .
2
50
When traveling with two horses or mules 25
When traveling with with one horse or mule 15
When traveling on foot 10
Of distilled spirits, fermented liquors, or wines, dry goods, foreign or domestic, in pieces or packages Of jewelry 50
50
Of fish, traveling from place to place, and not from any shop or stand, and not from hand-carts, or wheelbarrows 5
Of charcoal, newspapers, Bibles, or religious tracts only, and of shell or other
fish from handcarts or wheelbarrows. exempt Photographers 10
Plumbers 10 Produce-brokers, whose sales do not ex- ceed $10,000 annually 10
Public exhibitions for money 10
R EAL estate agents
Rectifiers, who rectify not exceeding 500 barrels of 40 gallons each 25
And for every 500 barrels additional or part thereof 25 Retail dealers whose annual gross receipts are not less than $1000 10
In liquors 25
S AVINGS banks having no capital stock, and whose business is confined to re- ceiving deposits and loaning or invest ing the same for the benefit of its depos- itors, and which do no other business of banking exempt
Shows, for money 10 Spices, grinders of 100 Stallions, owners of 10 Steamers and vessels, which provide food and lodging for passengers Surgeons 25 10
TAVERNS, if yearly rental is not more than $200, and if annual gross re- ceipts are not less than $1000
And for every $100 additional or frac- tional part 5
In which liquors are sold by retail to be drank on the premises an additional tax of
25 100
W HOLESALE dealers, whose annual sales do not exceed $50.000
And for every $1000 in excess of $50,000 In liquors, whose annual sales do not exceed $50,000 100
And for every $1000 in excess of $50,000 . .
Where the annual gross receipts of apothecaries, butchers, confectioners, keepers of eating-houses, hotels, inns, or taverns, or retail dealers, except re- tail dealers in spirituous or malt liquors, shall not exceed the sum of $1000, the special tax shall not be imposed upon them.
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Livery-stable keepers 10 Tobacconists 10
10
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ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS WORK.
ab. above.
E. east.
es. east side.
Mo. Missouri. Neb. Nebraska.
N. north.
Ala. Alabama.
forwd. forwarding.
N. J. New Jersey.
N. Y. New York.
se. south-east. ss. south side.
av. avenue.
Ill Illinois.
ne. north-east.
sw. south-west.
bel. below.
Ind. Indiana.
nr. near.
sec. secretary. supt. superintendent.
bds. boards.
insp. inspector.
nw. north-west.
Tenn. Tennessee.
bldg. building.
Ky. Kentucky.
op. opposite.
trans. transportation.
blk. block.
La. Louisiana.
Penn. Pennsylvania.
treas. treasurer.
Cal. California.
la. lane.
pl. place.
Vt. Vermont. Va. Virginia. W. west.
com. mer. commission Md. Maryland. merchant.
Mass. Massachusetts.
prod. produce.
Wash. Washington.
c. or cor. corner.
Mich. Michigan.
pub. public.
ws. west side.
clk. clerk.
Miss. Mississippi.
rd. road.
whol. wholesale.
ct. court.
mkr. maker.
r. residence.
wid. widow.
Del. Delaware.
innfr. manufacturer.
R. R. Railroad.
Wis. Wisconsin.
The clasification by business will be found immediately following the alphabetical ar- rangement of names. For full Indices to the contents of the work, and names too late for insertion, see preceding pages.
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A' BBETT Charles II. (L. & C. II. Abbett), r. 35 Va. av.
Abbett John B. r. 164 Va. av.
Abbett Lawson, (L. & C. H. Abbett), r. 35 Va. av.
ABBETT L. & C. HI. (Lawson & Chas. H. Abbett), physicians and sur- geons, 35 Va. av.
Abbett William, (J. W. Adams & Co.) bds. 35 Va. av. Abbott Dudley 11. musician, bds. 203 S. Meridian
Abbott Miss Eliza, mantua mkr. bds. 171 S. Alabama
Abel Charles brewer, C. F. Schmidt, r. 62 Wyoming Abker Henry, Cabinet Makers' Union. Abker William, Cabinet Makers' Union.
Aborn Orrin, physician. E. Market op. P. O.
Abrams John, book keeper, J. George Stiltz, r. 129 N. Noble
ABROMET ADOLPHUS, agt. Etna Ins. Co. Etna Building, nr. P. O. r. 353 S. Del.
Aby J. R. student, GREGORY'S NA- TIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE OF TRADE, 2416 E. Wash.
Ache J. carpenter, r. 11 S. Meridian Achey II. Mrs. r. 17 W. Ken. av.
Achey Joseph, carpenter, r. 13 S. Meri- dian
Acht John, painter. r. 788 N. Miss.
Ackert Geo. F. clerk, Asher & Adams. bds. Pyle House
R. I. Rhode Island. Rev. reverend. S. south.
agt. agent. al. alley.
est. estate.
asst. assistant.
Ga. Georgia.
bet. between.
indp. independent.
ns. north side.
(col'd) colored.
lab. laborer.
i. O. post office. pres. president.
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J. A. BUTTERFIELD & CO., MUSIC PUBLISHERS, 22 West Washington St.
Aeres Thornton, plasterer, bds. 267 W. Merrill
Adams Andrew J. cooper, Daniel Bur- ton, bds. - Douglas
Adams A. Y. student. GREGORY'S NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE OF TRADE, 2416 E. Wash.
Adams Chas. (col'd,) sexton. Strange Chapel.
Adams Chas. A. conductor city R. R. bds. Neiman Honse
Adams Chas. E. cooper, r. 198 Minerva Adams Charles S. tinner, Munson & Johnston, bds. 75 McCarty
Adams E. C. bds. Hamilton Honse
Adams Edward L. student, at BRYANT, STRATTON & Co's COMMERCIAL AND BUSINESS COLLEGE, Black- ford's Bloek
ADAMS EXPRESS CO. John H. Ohr, agent, 12 E. Wash.
Adams E. W. bds. Neiman House.
ADAMS GEORGE F. lumber dealer, 169 Bates, r. 30 N. Del.
Adams George H. (Asher & Adams), r. National rd. junction of Brook- ville rd.
Adams George Wm. r. 26 Iowa
Adams Henry C. student at BRYANT, STRATTON & CO'S, COMMERCIAL AND BUSINESS COLLEGE. Blackford's Block
Adams Henry C. baliff. r. 115 S. N. J. Adams Hubbard S. watchman, B. R. R. 144 Winston
Adams James M. student. GREGORY'S NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE OF TRADE, 2416 E. Wash.
Adams Jesse C. briek yard, r. 297. N. Del.
Adams John W. (J. W. Adams & Co.,) 1. 430 N. Ill.
Adams Justus C. brickmaker, 297 N. Del.
Adams J. W. & Co., (Jolin W. Adams, and William Abbett. ) boots & shoes, 49 & 53 W. Wash.
Adams Levi P. cooper, r. 196 Minerva Adams Peter, (col'd) porter, Nimrod Kencaster, r. 3316 N. Ill.
Adams Rosamond II. Miss, teacher, bds. 74 E. Mich.
Adams Samuel, lawyer and notary public, 45 E. Wash. r. 297 N. Del.
Adams Samuel C. brick yard, r. 297 N- Del.
Adams Thomas II. cooper, Dan. Coop- er, r. 248 N. Blake
Adams Wesley M. carpenter, r. 310 N. Ill.
Adams William, (col'd) lab. r. Eliza- beth. se. City Hospital
Adams William, plasterer, arsenal, r. 7 Peru
Adams William L. (Hume, Adams & Co.) r. 165 N. Ala.
Adams Wm. T. student at GREGORY's. NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE OF TRADE, 2412 E. Wash.
Adkins G. W. bds. Snelson House
Adsit Charles S. elerk, Geo. K. Share & Co. bds. 24 W. Mich.
AETNA FIRE INSURANCE COM- PANY, of Hartford, Conn. Etna bldg.
Etna Life Insurance Company, 23 E. Wash.
Affantranger S. J. blacksmith, r. 215 W. North
Afton Anthony, elerk, r. 277 S. N. J. Agitkam John, cabinet maker, r. 116 Winston
Ahlbrand Ephraim, wagon maker, bds. 240 S. Del.
Ahlbrand William, wagon maker, 237 S. Del. r. S. Del.
Ahlders Ahlrich, harness maker, bds. 21 N. N. J.
Ahrenz Henry, cabinet maker, r. 415 E. Wash.
Aikins Milt. teamster, bds. 131 Huron Aikman John B. (Roll, Kimble & Aik- man, ) r. 7th. cor N. Tenn.
Akan Abraham, grocery store, r. 226 New York
Aker Ellis L. earpenter. r. 9 Forest
Akers James, lab. D. Root & Co. bds. 26 Willard
Akin Daniel, varnisher, r. 42 Rose
Akin John B. r. 3d, cor. N. Tenu
Akin Lewis G. elk. bds. N. Tenn. cor. 3d
Albert Ephraim, grocer, Plum, bet. Cherry and Vine, r. same
Albert Jacob A. school teacher, bds. Plum, N. Cherry
Albert John W. carriage trimmer, r. Plinn, nr. Cherry
Albert Lawson Il. lab. r. 356 W. North Albertsmeyer Daniel, lab. r. 172 Union Albrecht Geo. A. varnisher, Cabinet Makers' Union, r. 182 N. Davidson Albro Henry O. foreman Chandler & Taylor, r. 311 S. Delaware
Aldag August, shoemaker, r. 581 E. Wash.
ALDAG CHARLES, Boots and Shoes, 175 E. Wash. r. same
Magazines Bound in any style by Shurtleff & Macauley,
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Aldag Charles L. shoemaker, r. 199 N. Allen Archibald C. Rev. r. 98 E., N. Y. Liberty
Aldag Louis, shoemaker, r. 78 N. Liberty
Aldrich Chauncey, carpenter, r. 425 E. St. Clair
Aldrich Franklin. (Aldrich & Gay,) r. 280 W. Market
Aldrich John D. carpenter, Hildebrand & Henschen, r. 244 N. Davidson Aldrich Maggie, bds. 425 E. St. Clair ALDRICH & GAY, (Franklin Aldrich & Alfred Gay, ) wood yard, 200 W. Mich.
Alear Andrew, blacksmith, r. Keeley's Addition
Alexander A. Mrs, r. 142 E. McCarty Alexander Albert, (Holland & Alex- ander.) bds. 268 E. St. Clair
Alexander Albert W. student at BRY- ANT, STRATTON & CO.'S COMMERCIAL
& BUSINESS COLLEGE, Blackford's Block
Alexander Charles H. student, bds. 332 E. Ohio
Alexander Christina, wid. John E. r. W. Indianapolis
Alexander Irwin, teamster, r. Clinton al.
Alexander Joseph, carpenter, r. 173 Huron
Alexander M. C. student at BRYANT, STRATTON & Co.'s COMMERCIAL AND BUSINESS COLLEGE, Blackford's Block
Alexander North E. binder, Herald of- fice. r. 181 N. Del.
AAlexander Theodore, salesman, L. H. Tyler & Co. r. 37 Ky av.
ALFORD. TALBOT & CO. (Thomas G. Alford, Richard L. Talbot, John P. Patterson and William HI. Mor- rison.) grocers, 2 Morrison's Block, S. Meridian
Alford Thomas G. (Alford, Talbot & Co.) r. 175 N. Ala.
Algeo Samuel. elk. Foster, Holloway & Co. r. 288 E. South
Alger Freeman, student at BRYANT, STRATTON & CO'S COMMERCIAL AND BUSINESS COLLEGE, Blackford's Block, bds. Collins House
Alhand Francis, fireman, I. & C. R. R. bds. 57 Maple
Alkire A. S. student at GREGORY's NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE OF TRADE, 2412 E. Wash.
Allaire Andrew B. (Stirk & Allaire), r. Keeley's Row, Clinton al.
Allaire James P. builder, r. 95 Jack-
Allaire Peter, bricklayer, r. 346 N. Winston
Allen Mrs. A. C. music teacher, r. 98 E., N. Y.
Allen Austin W. (Dow & Allen), r. 176 S. N. J.
Allen A. W. student, GREGORY'S NA- TIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE OF TRADE, 2416 E. Wash.
Allen Charles, (col'd) lab. r. Elm nr. Pine
Allen Edward, (col'd) brakeman St. Louis R. R. r. 170 W. Ga.
Allen Eliza J. wid. r. 311 N. Ala. Allen Ellen, servant, 260 S. Noble
Allen Emma. writing teacher, J. Rider, bds. Meridian cor. N. Y.
Allen Frances, wid. Lewis, tailoress, 115 N. Mo.
Allen Gregory, student at BRYANT, STRATTON & CO's COMMERCIAL AND BUSINESS COLLEGE, Blackford's Block
ALLEN HENRY, livery and sale sta- ble, 25 and 27 E. Pearl, r. 130 W. Vt.
Allen Henry S. salesman, L. H. Tyler & Co. bds. Oriental House
Allen Jacob B. brickmason, r. W. end Morris
Allen James, printer, 281 N. Miss.
Allen James, silversmith, bds. 101 N. Liberty
Allen Jeunie, chambermaid, Bates House
Allen John, (col'd) lab. r. Camp Car- rington, cor. 6th
Allen Joseph, (col'd) lab. r. 346 W. North
Allen Joseph H. weaver, res. 27 Cal. Allen Nana, (Perrin & Allen, ) r. 3612 E. Wash.
Allen Ottawa, student at GREGORY'S NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE OF TRADE, 2416 E. Wash.
Allen Robert, machinist, Sinker & Co. r. 281 N. Miss.
Allen S. M. student at GREGORY'S NA- TIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE OF TRADE, 2416 E. Wash.
Allen Thomas. (col'd) cook, Patterson House, r. 329 Mass. av.
Allen Thomas, cook Snelson House.
Allen William, (Sinker & Co.) r. 141 Meek
Allington John, ins. agt. bds. 293 Ind. av.
Allison Joseph E. plasterer, r. Fletch- er av. bet. Pine and Noble
Allison Mary. M. wid. Calvin J. r. 52 N. Penn.
Allison R. C. grocer, N. J. cor. Va. av. r. 171 S. N. J.
Allison Thomas S. plasterer, r. 94 S. Liberty
Allred Garrison W. city sexton, r. 215 W. South
No. 13 West Maryland Street.
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LEADING MUSIC HOUSE
J. A. Butterfield & Co., 22 WEST WASHINGTON ST.
Allyn Emma A. Miss, teacher Indiana Female College, r. same
Alt John, painter. r. Ellen, nr. North Altland Hiram, varnisher r. 433 E. Vt. Altland Samuel T. carpenter, r. 179 N. Spring
Altmann Herman, barkeeper, r. 172 Union
Alvey James H. (Donaldson & Alvey,) r. 21 W. North
Alvord Edwin B. (E. B. Alvord & Co.) r. 334 N. Ill-
ALVORD, E. B. & CO. (Edwin B. and James C. Alvorl.) groceries and liquors, I Alvord's Block, Meridian eor. Ga.
Alvord Elijah S. pres. Citizens St. Rail- way, 192 N. Penn.
Alvord James C. (E. B. Alvord & Co.,) bds. 334 N. Ill.
Alward Samuel, (Pee, Conduit & Co.,) r. 83 E. Mich.
Amberg Charles, machinist, r. 422 N. N. J.
Ambrose Morris, lab. I. & C. R. R. shops
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY, J. Butterfield agt. 31 E. Wash.
American Horse Insurance and De- tective Co. Vinton's Block
Ames Charles T. (J. W. Iredell & Co.,) bds. 82 S. N. J.
Ames Deloss, messenger American Ex- press Co. bds. 154 N. N. J.
Ames James, piano maker. bds. Maey House
Ames Thomas, r. 218 N. Davidson
Ammen Otto, engineer, r. S. Del. near Merrill
Amos Aquilla, gas-fitter, Coulter & White
Amos Isaac, gas-fitter, r. 316 E. North Amos James, spinner, r. 27 N. Blake Amos Samuel, bds. 39 N. Ill.
Amos Thomas D. bailiff. r. 218 N. Da- vidson
Amos William 11. brick mason, r. 316 E. North
Anacher John, carpenter, r. 124 Hos- brook
Anderson Augustus, student at BRY- ANT, STRATTON & CO's. COMMERCIAL AND BUSINESS COLLEGE, Blackfrd.s Block
ANDERSON, BULLOCK & STAR- RETT. (James T. Anderson, James B. Bullock, and James Starrett,) Ilardware, 62 S. Meridian
Anderson Charles, carpenter, r. 177 E. Market
Anderson Charles J. student at BRY- ANT, STRATTON & Co.'s COMMER- CIALAND BUSINESS COLLEGE, Black- ford's blk.
Andersou Cynthia, wid. George, r. 177 E. Market
Anderson David, carpenter, r. 70 Ind. av.
Anderson E. H. student at BRYANT, STRATTON & Co.'s COMMERCIAL AND BUSINESS COLLEGE, Black ford's blk. Anderson George, earpenter, r. 177 E. Market
Anderson Geo. P. (Anderson & James.) r. 279 E. South
Anderson Henry, carpenter, r. 177 E. Market
Anderson James, carpenter, r. 177 E. Market
Anderson James, stableman, Long & Bireh, 15 Cirele
Anderson James D. plasterer, r. 771 N. Miss.
Anderson James T. (Anderson, Bul- lock & Starrett. ) r. 19 Cherry
Anderson James W. elk. American Ex- press, r. 190 N. East
Anderson Jerome S. (Horn, Anderson & Co.) r. 70 W. N. Y.
Anderson John, carpenter, bds. 366 W. Vt.
Anderson John, carpenter, r. 177 E. Market
Anderson John, smith I. & C. R. R. bds. 65 S. East
Anderson Julia, waiter, Palmer House Anderson Leroy J. bar-keeper, James Basey, bds. 23 N. Ill.
Anderson Martin, plasterer, r. 315 Mer- rill
Anderson Matthew, lab. bds. 10 W. Ga. Anderson Milton, (Greenleaf & Ander- son.) bds. 57 Eddy
Anderson Randolph W. carpenter, r. 435 E. Ga.
Anderson Robert, bricklayer, r. 394 N. Del.
Anderson Susan Mrs. 315 E. Merrill
Anderson Thos. carpenter. r. N. West bet. North and St. Clair
Anderson Wm. clk. J. F. Wingate, bds. 177 E. Market
Anderson Wm. K. teamster, r. 139 2d
ANDERSON & JONES, (George P. Anderson and Barton D. Jones, ) Real Estate and Insurance Agents, 8 Blackford's blk.
Andra John, saddles and harness, 224 E. Wash. r 326 E. N. Y.
Blank Books for Merchants, at Shurtleff & Macauley's,
guaranteed for five years. 161 East Washington Street.
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Andrew John, elk. John C. Weinburger. r. 138 S. Meridian
ANDREWS JAMES D. district supt. Merchants' Union Express Co. 42 E. Wash.
Andrews Alfred A. cigar mkr. Peter Kretsch, bds. 88 Ky. av.
Andrews Alexander, r. 298 S. Ill.
Andrews Lyman N. Gen'l Agent I. P. & C. R. R. office, freight depot, N. J. r. 444 N. Tenn.
Andrews Robert, heater rolling mill, r. 236 S. Mo.
Andrews Samnel B. photographie gal- lery. 33 W. Wash. r. 82 Ft. Wayne av.
Angus Walter W. instructor, Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Anhorn Eibert, painter, B. II. De Turk, r. 118 E. Pratt
Anhorn P. varnisher, Spiegel, Thoms & Co.
Ankenbrook Henry, drayman, r. 351 S. Del.
Annan Charles, salesman, C. C. Wil- liams, bds. Pyle House
Ante Jacob, grocer and provision dea- ler, 299 S. Del. r. same
Anthes Jacob, Metropolitan Theatre, 470 S. N. J.
Anthony David, carpenter, bds. 19 S. West
Anthony Emma, wid. of David, rooms 7 and 8-10 Bates House
Anthony John, hostler, street R. R. stables
Anthony Joshua, carpenter, r. Ind. av. nr. St. Clair
Antles Esther A. Mrs. r. 373 E. Ga.
Antong Anthony, porter, Stewart & Morgan, 40 E. Wash.
Antrim James M. teamster. bds. 58 Cherry
Antrim Levi, cabinet mkr. r. 58 Cherry Antrim Wm. H. teamster. r. 58 Cherry Apperson Isaac H. driver, City R. R. r. 256 Madison av.
Apperson Isaac M. r. 256 Madison av. APPLE GEORGE W. photographie gallery. 96 E. Wash.
Apple John W. student at N. W. C. University
Appleby Robert. car repairer, St. R. R. bds. California House
Applegate Americus S. elk. J. A. Me- Gaw. bus. 153 W. Md.
Applegate A. W. stencil entter, bds. Maey House
Applegate Berg. salesman, E. B. Al- vord & Co. r. 194 E. Mich.
Appleton Preston, (col'd) lab. r. 114 Ash
April Alonzo, basket mkr. John Bast, bds. Ill. e. Ray
Arbuckle Matthew, (Witt & Arbuckle), r. nw. c. Jackson and St. Clair.
Arbuthnot Thomas. painter, r. Minerva bet. N. Y. and Vt.
Arch James, (col'd) lab. W. H. L. No- ble, r. S. end Madison av.
Arlington John, gen'l agt. Guardian Life Ins. Co. office 4 Blackford's Block, res. Ind av.
Arly Peter, lab. r. Stevens, nr. Va. av.
Armbruster F. Emil, saloon, 439 W. Wash.
Armbuster John J. saloon, r. 79 West
Armentrout Lavina Mrs. r. 122 E Pratt
Armstrong George F. ex. mess. bds. 22 Fletcher av.
Armstrong James, dry goods. r. 75 E. Ohio
Armstrong J. T. student at GREGORY'S
NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE OF TRADE, 2416 E. Wash.
Armstrong William (col'd) lab. r. 225 N. Tenn.
Armstrong William Rev. r. 497 N. Me- ridian
Armstrong William S. book-keeper, Vinnedge & Jones, bds. 132 N. Ala. ARNHOLTER HENRY, saddle and harness maker, 225 E. Wash. r. same
Arnholter William, harness maker, r. 225 E. Wash.
Arnold Peter, lab. r. 17 N. N. J.
Arnold John P. carpenter, r. 474 S. Tenn.
Arnold Samuel, fireman, C. & I. C. R. R. bds. 452 E. Ga.
Arnoldl William, fireman, I. & C. R. W. Aron Adolphus, salesman, L. H: Tyler & Co., r. 323 N. Ill.
Arthur Thomas, moulder, r. 272 S. Ill. Arthur William, stone cutter, r. 215 W. Mich.
Asbury Chapel, (Methodist) ws. N. J. bet. La. and South
Asch Franklin. lab. 22 alley nr. E. Ga. Aseawright James, student at BRYANT, STRATTON & Co's COMMERCIAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, Block Blackford's
Ash Frank, lab. Union Depot.
Asher & Adams, (John R. Asher and George Il. Adams. ) book and map publishers. 76 E. Market
Asher JJohn R. (Asher & Adams) r. 181 S. N. J.
Ashley George T. carpenter, r. 126 Spring
Ashmead Jacob N. r. 360 N. Noble
Ashmead John S. carpenter, r. 360 N. Noble
Ashmead Seely W. engineer, bds. 360 N. Noble
No. 13 West Maryland Street.
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STECK PIANOS, IN GREAT VARIETY AT BUTTERFIELD & CO.'S, 22 West Washington St.
Askins Elizabeth wid. Patrick, r. 311 E. St. Clair
Asmah Louis, saloon keeper, bds. 126 Ind. av.
Asmus Louis C. saloon, 199 Ind. av. r. same
Astley Samuel C. elk. Dawson & Coors bds. 337 N. East
Astun Joseph, boarding house, r. 44 S. Tenn.
Atherton Samuel, carpenter, r. 23 Cen- tre
Athon James S. physician. r. 158 N. N. J.
Athon James S. jr., elk. r. 158 N. N. J. Atkin John B. r. cor. 3d and Tenn.
ATKINS E. C. & CO. (Elias C. Atkins, J. Henry Kappes and Henry Knip- penberg,) saw manufacturers, 216 S. Il.
Atkins Elias C. (E. C. Atkins & Co.,) r. 283 N. Penn.
Atkins George W. saw maker, bds. Snelson House
Atkinson Benajah, (Atkinson & Bar- ker.) bds. Walker Honse
Atkinson Benjamin, Walker House, 297 W. Wash. and butcher, 153 W. Wash. r. 297 W. Wash.
Atkinson Clayton, clk. bds. 297 W. Wash.
Atkinson Eliza, wid. William, r. 239 S. Del.
Atkinson Joseph HI. r. 237 S. Del.
Atkinson P. S. student at BRYANT STRATTON & Co's. COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Blackford's blk.
Atkinson Thomas J. house and sign painter, 183 N. Liberty, r. same
Atkinson & Barker. (Benajah Atkin- son & Samuel Barker) butcher's 153 W. Wash.
Atlantic Time Line, 82 Vir. av.
Altridge Richard, foreman carpenter shop. B. R. R. L. car works, r. Davison nr. Winston
Auch Andrew, bds. Concordia Honse Audass William, bds. California Honse Audenreid John, hostler, Little's Hotel bds same
Aufderhaide William, Cabinet Maker's Union, r. Davidson, nr. N. Y.
Aufderheide Gottfried, painter, r. 275 N. Davidson
Aufderheide John H. r. 241 N. David- son
Aufderheide Joseph, expressman, r. 432 E. Vt.
Aug Albert, hack driver, r. 302 N. Blake
Aughinbaugh Charles, dry goods, r. 28 W. Mich.
Aughinbaugh C. R. dry goods, 77 E, Wash. r. 20 W. Mich.
Anghinbangh Edward L. elk. Brown- ing & Sloan, r. 145 N. Meridian
Aughinbaugh Perry, cigars & tobacco, 63 Mass. av. r. cor. N. Y. and Me- ridian
Aughinbangh Sarah, wid. Henry P. boarding house 145 N. Meridian, r. same
Augustine Charles, varnisher, Speigel, Thoms & Co.
Auk Andrew, clk. r. 474 N. Ala.
Ault Elizabeth, wid. Christopher, r. Minerva, cor. N. Y.
Ansbuttel Lonis. gun smith, 164 E. Wash. bds. 167 E. Wash.
Austermyer Ilenry, carpenter, bds Madison av. nr. Penn.
Austin Adam, blacksmith, 24 N. East bds. 32 S. East
Austin Carl, varnisher, r. 341 N. Rail- road
Austin George W. (Richardson & Aus- tin) r. 268 S. N. J.
Austin John M. Maj. Rev. pastor Univ. church, r. 124 S. Meridian.
Austin John, gardener, r. 98 S. Noble Austin Lucius L. student r. 88 N. Del. Avels Joseph II. expressman r. 178 Madison av.
Avels Margaret Mrs. r. 357 S. Del.
Averill Joseph, cheekman, T. II. & I. R. R. Co. bds Sherman House
Averill M. V. Rev. r. Tenn. cor. 2d Avery John L. (Avery & Kregelo) r. 256 N. Ala.
AVERY JOUN P. Physician, 11 Mass. av. r. 250 N. East
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