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Spotts William. mer. r. 8 Fletcher av. e. Noble
Sprahnel George, r. 11 Ellsworth
Spratt John E. elk. Mick & Co. r. 23 Lockerbie
Spresser Elizabeth Mrs. r. 349 S. Del. Spring Adam, stone entter, r. 128 N. Liberty
Springer David. carpenter. r. 13 Chat- ham
Springer David W. carpenter. bds. 12 Chatham
Springer George E. carpenter, bds. 13 Chatham
Springer James E. (Springer & Vance) r. Va. av. nr. suburbs
Springer Martin B. foundry, Benton c. E. Market, r. 361 E. Market
SPRINGER & VANCE, (James E. Springer and Arthur St. (. Vance) flour and feed store. 149 Ind. av. Springsteen Abram, bricklayer, r. 268 E. Market
Springsteen Charles, painter, bds. 117 Spring
Springsteen Jefferson, painter, 117 Spring
Springsteen Jefferson, jr., painter. bds. 117 Spring
Sproule Benjamin, elk. W. & II. Glenn, bds. 117 W. N. Y.
Spronle William K. bookkeeper, Rik- hoff & Bro. r. 182 S. N. J.
Spielhoff Henry, carpenter, r. 19 Lord | Sprow George. r. S. end East.
Shurtleff & Macauley, No. 13 West Maryland Street.
Square Pianos took the First Premium at Indiana State Fair, 1865
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J. A. BUTTERFIELD & CO.,
MUSIC PUBLISHERS, 22 West Washington St.
Sprow Loniza, wid. Jacob, r. S. end East
Sprow Riekes, briek mason, r. S. end East
Squires Edmund, Rev. boys' school, r. 430 N. Tenn.
Squier Eugene A. clk. J. S. Dunlop & Co. bus. 16 N. Ill.
Staats George D. Sup't Odd Fellow's hall, r. 10 E. Mich.
Stable Michael, teamster, r. 133 Spring. Stach John, cabinet maker, bds. 267 E. Wash.
Staeher Franklin, moulder, JJ. King & Co. r. 21 S. Coburn
Stacey Henry. Snp't. Gas Works, r. Gas Works
Stacy Gilbert A. watch maker, bds. 40 N. N. J.
Stacy Mahlon D. [Stacy & Forbes, ] r. 40 N. N. J.
Staey & Forbes, (Mahlon D. Staey and Joseph R. Forbes.) watch makers and jewelry, 37 W. Wash.
Staela John, book binder, r. 341 N. Liberty
Staenboer Leonard, watchman, Smith's brewery, r. 497 Roset
Staerberg Charles, carpenter, r. 279 S. Del.
Stagg Charles W. lawyer and notary. Yohn's Block. r. 146 W. N. Y.
Stagg John, cabinet maker, bds. 272 W. Md.
Stage John R. traveling agt. r. 199 S. N. J.
Stagg William J. clk. P. O. r. 69 N. Ala.
Stahlehnte Charles, carpenter. r. 1st bet. Meridian and III.
Stahlehnte Frederick, collar maker, r. 664 N. Tenn.
Stair Edwin S. clk. bds. Neiman IIonse. Stake C. engineer. C. & I. C. R. R. bds. 5S Benton
Stake John, machine hand, Warren Tate's factory
Stake Joseph, painter, bds. 222 N. East
Staker Franklin, moulder, King & Co. r. 21 Coburn
Staley Hiram A. student, BRYANT, STRATTON & CO.'s COMMERCIAL AND BUSINESS COLLEGE, Blackford's
Block
Stalh Louis, painter. r. 123 E. Merrill Stalhood Frederick, collar maker. r. Tenn. cor. 4th
STALLOJOHN II. (J. Il. Stallo & Co.) r. 26 S. Meridian
STALLO J. H. & CO. (John H. Stallo and Franeis Lampe, ) lithographers, 26 S. Meridian, up stairs
Stanage Smith W. musie teacher. r. 56 Bates
Stantield Anna, r. National rd. nr. W. R. bridge
Stanley H. M. wid. William, r. 78 Eddy Stanley James, (eol'd) waiter, 23 N. Ill. r. same
Stanley J. J. student, GREGORY's NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE OF TRADE, 2416 E. Wash.
Stanley Samuel A. student. N. W. C. University
Stanman John, entter, r. 290 S. Ala.
Stanridge George L. K. teamster, bds. 323 E. Vt.
STANRIDGE HENRY J. real estate agt. 85 E. Wash. r. 323 E. Vt.
Stanton Ambrose P.(Perrin & Stanton, ) r. 111 Ind. av.
Stanton Charles F. carpenter. Helwig, Roberts & Co. r. 232 W. Mich.
Staples Joshua, jr. city civil engineer, r. 70 N. Miss.
Stapp Henry, (col'd) teamster. r. 4th bet. Tenn. and Miss.
STAPP JAMES HI. real estate and col- lection agt. 8 W. Wash. r. 280 W. St. Clair
STAPP THOMAS B. elk. James H. Stapp, bds. 280 W. St. Clair
STAPP J. H. & SON, lawyers, brokers. and collectors, 8 E. Wash.
Stappel Julins, cabinet maker, Philip Dohn, 246 S. Meridian
Stappel Peter, cabinet maker. r. 293 N. Davidson
Star Union Line Transportation Com- pany, 85 Va. av. Samuel F. Gray agt. Starges Israel, teamster, bis. 454 S. Ill. Stark -, porter, Globe House, bds. same
Stark Christian, wagon maker, 26 S. N. J. r. 96 S. East
STARK GUSTAVUS, Cabinet Makers' Union, r. 121 Fort Wayne av.
Stark Ilermon, shoe maker, r. 230 S. N. J.
Stark John, shoe maker, r. 140 S. N. J. Starkey Lanra, wid. James, milliner, 73 N. Penn. r. same
Starling Samnel. r. 113 N. III.
Starling S. S. Mrs. teacher painting, r. 113 N. Il.
Blank Books for County Officers at Shurtleff & Macauley's,
TO THE PUBLIC.
J. W. ORR KY.
We beg leave to announce to our friends and the public throughout the State, that we now have the largest and best selected stock of
PIANOS, MELODEONS,
CABINET AND SCHOOL ORGANS, TO BE FOUND IN THE H'EST.
Having disposed of our entire stock of sheet music and small instruments, we propose to give our whole attention to the Piano-Forte business, and to make our House adequate to the increasing wants of our rapidly growing city and community, and deserving in future of the liberal patronage so generously extended to us during the past twelve years.
Our experience in the business has given us a knowledge of the wants of the people, and the best mode of supplying the same.
An acquaintance with the leading manufacturers of our eastern cities, and purchasing largely, gives us the advantage of the lowest cash prices, so that we can offer inducements to purchasers equal to any house east or west.
WILLARD & STOWELL.
INDIANAPOLIS, July, 1866.
INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL PRINT.
THE GRAND PIANO.
JONAS CHICKERING, the founder of the firm of Chickering & Sons, introduced the manufacture of the Grand Piano into America, and the excellence of those instruments, soon drove the Foreign Grand Piano from our concert rooms.
" How to obtain the greatest possible volume of tone without altering its charms, and at the same time to preserve its clearness and homogeneousness throughout the extent of the keyboard," was a problem that occupied the atten- tion of European manufacturers for half a century.
Messrs. Chickering & Sons, are the only makers who have succeeded in combining all the elements so long sought after, and their Grand Piano is now the
MOST COMPLETE OF MODERN L.VSTRU MENTS.
PIANOS FOR THE MILLION.
We keep constantly on hand, a good, reliable, durable Piano, well made, and fully warranted at a low price, to supply those whose means do not permit them to purchase a costly instrument.
These Pianos are seven octaves, in neat Rosewood cases of medium size, compact and beautiful form. In fact, just what the
PEOPLE WANT.
UPRIGHT PIANOS.
The upright Piano is the fashionable Piano of Europe.
Messrs. Chickering & Sons, have paid particular attention, by frequent and costly experiments to the manufacture of this style of Instruments. Their Upright Pianos have quality of tone and an amount of power second only to the Grand Piano. They are small, compact, well adapted to moderate sized rooms. Their action is light and elastic, and in sweetness, purity of tone, richness and equality throughout the entire scale, they are unsurpassed. We commend these beautiful instruments to all who wish to obtain a
MOST DESIRABLE AND FASHIONABLE PIANO.
ORGANS.
THE CABINET ORGAN, THE AUTOMATIC AND SCHOOL ORGAN
Are becoming very popular, and are almost indispensable
IN SABBATH SCHOOLS, LECTURE ROOMS, ACADEMIES, AND SMALL CHURCHES.
We keep a variety from the best makers, and sell them at manufacturers prices.
RT A liberal discount to Sabbath Schools, Churches, Clergymen and Teachers.
MELODEONS.
MITCHELL
THE MELODEON MAY BE TERMED A PIONEER INSTRUMENT.
Probably no other instrument in this country, has had so rapid and extensive a sale in the same length of time. One manufactory alone, in Buffalo, N. Y., has
Made and Sold upwards of 40,000 WITHIN THE LAST SEVENTEEN YEARS.
THE INSTRUMENT IS SO CHEAP THAT EVERYBODY CAN BUY IT,
And so easily understood that any one can learn to play it who has the least musical capacity.
HUNDREDS WHO NOW PLAY THE PIANO, TOOK THEIR FIRST LESSONS ON THE MELODEON.
FOR THE CULTIVATION OF THE VOICE, AND TO AID IN SINGING, IT IS I.VVALUABLE.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT ONE,
THAT HAS NOT A PIANO. -
Warerooms, No. 4 Bates House.
and 1966. Trayser & Robinson, 161 East Washington Street.
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Starnrnek Ayrhart, baker. r. 408 W. STEFFENS E. F. mathematical and' North
Starr John C. carpenter. r. 179 Mass. av. Starr William H. teacher. I. Rider. Blackford's Block. r. 101 N. Miss.
Starrett James. ( Anderson, Bullock & Starrett.) r. 242 N. Ill.
Starritt Samuel. r. 98 E. MId.
States George, lab. bds. 26 Willard
Staton Mary A. wid. George W. r. 39 E. MeCarty
Staub John. expressman. bds. 193 N. Davidson
Staub Joseph. mer. tailor. 2 Odd Fel- lows Hall. r. 200 N. Noble
Stanh Sebastian. express driver, bds. 193 N. Davidson
Staubing Phillip, lab. C. & I. R. R. shop. r. 211 N. Noble
Staunch John, lah. Wood & Foudray, r. 154 N. Winston
Stawitz Christian. ( Loomis & Stawitz) bds. East ue. e. Wash.
Stayles George. lab, Indianapolis Roll- ing Mil Co.
Steady Warren Mrs. milliner and mil- linery goods 152 E. Wash. r. 26 Ft. Wayne av.
Stearn Israel. r. 259 E. N. Y.
Stearns Geo. F. R. R. freight condne- tor. bds. 164 Va. av.
Stebbens Sarah Mrs. wid. John, r. 33 Henry
Stech Floribert, carpenter. r. 281 S. N. J.
Stechhan Lonis. saloon. 228 E. Wash. r. 226 E. Wash.
Stechhan Otto. upholsterer, 226 E. Wash. r. same
Stedman Elkalah P. physician, 52 Bates r. stie
Stedman Henry, elk. IL. L. Benham & Co. r. 267 S. N. J.
Stedman Percival. frgt. elk. I. & C. R. ! R. r. 267 S. N. J.
Stedman Bernhard. r. 267 S. N. J.
Steeg Win. J. cabinet mkr. Wilkens & Hall, r. 172 W. Md.
Steeg William P. r. 226 Dougherty
Steel Marshall. lab. r. 22 N. Tenn.
Steel Samnel. lab. r. E. Wash. outside city limits
Steel Sarah, wid. George, boarding house. 15 S. Mis.
Steele John V. auditor, Am. Ex. Co. bils. Spencer House
Steele Thomas J. printer. Journal office. bds 77 N. Davidson
Steele William U. carpenter D. Behy- mer & Co. r. 77 N. Davids m
Schneider) r. 269 S. Ala.
philosophical instrument mıkr .. Hubbard's Block. sw. c. Wash. and Meridian, r. 183 Blake
STEFFENS & SCHNEIDER, (Chas. Steffens & John Schneider. Pho- nix Bell and Brass Foundry, 26 Union R. R. track
Steffensou Peter, blacksmith, C. Fleitz, r. 337 S. Penn.
Stegmaier Adam, baker, 170 W. Wash .. r. same
Stegmaier Anton. baker, r. 342 Va. av. Stelilia Martin. bar keeper, r. N: West, bet. Ist and 2d
Steiberg Charles, carpenter, r. 279 S. Del.
Steidle John. binder, Herald office, r. 341 N. Liberty
Steimebraker George, teamster. r. Na- tional rd. W. Indianapolis
STEIMEL FERDINAND C. physi -- cian, 5 Madison av. r. same
Stein A. butcher, r. 175 Va av.
Stein Christian H. printer. J. H. Stallo & Co. bis. Ga. bet. Tenn. and Miss ..
Stein Dorathy. elk. Haynes & Carter,. r. 40 W. Wash.
Stein Frederick, civil engineer, bds .. E. Wash. cor. East
Stein John. r. rear of 323 E. Ohio.
Stein Joseph, shoemaker. r. 424 S. East Stein Mary, wid. Henry. boarding Honse. 114 W. Ga. r. same
Steinbach Charles. Rev. pastor Fifth Presbyterian Church. Biddle cor .. Winston
Steinbauer Leonard, brewer, Christian. F. Schmidt, r. N. J. nr. Bicking Steinfeldt JJ. elk. bds. 121 S. 11.
Steinbaner George C. foreman, Mrs .. Delia Lintz, bds. 170 W. Wash.
Steinhauer Frederick. r 170 W. Wash. Steinbaner Michael, file entter, r. 260 S. Penn.
Steinhauser Bruno. bookbinder, 13 S .. Ala. r. same
Steinhilber E. Mrs. r. 316 N. Railroad Steinmnan George, tailor, 2 Odd Fel- low's Hall
Steinmann John, entter, J. Stanb. 2 Odd Fellow's Hall
Steinmetz Fred. machinist, Sinker & Co.
Steimetz John, (Steinmetz & Wort- man.) r. 329 S. East
Steinmetz & Wortman. (John Steinm- etz and Charles Wortman.) gro- cors. 329 S. East.
Stelhorn Christ. carpenter, r. 206 N .. Noble
Stelhorn Frederick. earpenter. Stelhorn & Noeman, r. 175 N. Davidson.
Steelsmith Simon. r. 512 N. Miss. STEFFENS CHARLES. (Steffens & STELLE WILLIAM H. (Stelle & Strong.) bds. 95 N. Meridian
No. 13 West Maryland Street.
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LEADING MUSIC HOUSE
J. A. Butterfield & Co., 22 WEST WASHINGTON ST.
STELLE & STRONG [Wm. II. Stelle and Horace L. Strong] publishers and dealers in subscription books and engravings, 11 and 12 Black- ford's Block
: Stellwagen John, butcher, 442 S. Ill. r. same.
Stenhilber J. Mrs. r. 360 N. Railroad Steniker Ernest. wks. C. & I. C. R. R. ·freight depot
Stephens A. E. condnetor, Columbus & I. R. R.
Stephens Alanson G. student. Gregory's Commercial College r. 241 Va. av.
Stephens Alexander D. printer, Her- ald Office, bds. 213 N. Penn.
Stephens Hattie M. Mrs. loan office, 51 S. Ill.
Stephens John, boiler maker, C. & I. C. R. R.
: Stephens William B. paper finisher, J. MeLene & Co. r. S. Cal. bet. Md. and Soldier's Home
: Stephenson Franklin C. carpenter, r. Bluff nr. Morris
Stephenson G. P. bds. Snelson House Stephenson John W. carpenter, r. Binff rd. nr. Morris
Sterd Leopold, Bunte & Diekson, 378 E. Market
Sterling Charles, engineer, T. II. R. R. r. 86 Railroad
"Stern Israel, saloon, Ill. cor. Ind. av. : Stern M. G. I. Rev. r. 30 Chathamrdia :Stern Samuel, peddler, bds. Conco Honse
Sterrett S. D. r. 128 E. Md.
: Stetlen John. piler, Indianapolis Roll- ing Mill Co.
:Stetter John, [Smith & Stetter] r. 74 Mass. av.
Steuer Leopold, lab. bas. 168 N. David- SON
: Stevens A. G. student, GREGORY'S NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE OF TRADE, 2416 E. Wash.
: Stevens II. student, GREGORY'S NA- TIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE OF TRADE. 2412 E. Wash.
. Stevens Henry, bds. Macy House :Stevens Henry C. upholsterer, r. 516 N. | Stich Florebert, carpenter, r. 281 S. N ...
Miss.
Stevens James N. policeman. r. 72 Mass. av.
Stevens John. machinist. C. R. R. r. 365 E. Market
Stevens Levi B. briekmaker. r. Si Union
Stevens Merinda, wid. William, r. 213 N. Penn.
Stevens Sarah, wid John, boarding honse. 36 N. Del.
Stevenson David, r. 442 N. Ill.
Stevenson John. cooper, Daniel Bur- ton, r. 213 Mo. near Canal
Steward Allen, [col'd] lab. r. 243 N. West.
Stewart -- [col'd] r. 158 Donglas al.
Stewart Andrew, r. 311 Ind. av.
Stewart Anna, wid. William, 226 N. Meridian
Stewart Axsom, [col'd] cook. Palmer Ilonse, r. 229 N. Tenn.
STEWART CHARLES G. [Bowen, Stewart & Co.fr. 141 N. Ala.
Stewart Daniel. [Stewart & Morgan.] r. 265 N. IlI.
Stewart Frank. pud cateher, Indian- apolis Rolling Mill Company
Stewart Frederick, salesman. Bowen, Stewart & Co. r. 117 N. IIl.
Stewart George, [col'd] barber. Hill & Carter, Mo. bet. Mich. and North Stewart James. [Clark & Stewart.] r. 30S Ind. av.
Stewart James. [col'd] porter, Geo. K. Share & Co. r. 135 S. Tenn.
Stewart James, lab. Indianapolis Roll- ing Mill Company
Stewart James A. [col'd] lab. R. I. nr. Blake
Stewart JJohn, collector carriers' route. Ilerald Office
Stewart John, hackman, r. 237 N. Noble . Stewart John, T. H. & I. R. R. r. 18 S, Penn.
Stewart John, watchman, r. 379 S. East Stewart Joseph, conductor. B. R. R. r. 100 E La.
Stewart Joseph B. lab. 239 E. La.
Stewart Martin, lab. Indianapolis Roll- ing Mill Company
Stewart Robert M. carpenter shop, r. 113 Mass. av.
Stewart William J. elk. Stewart & Morgan, bds. 204 N. Ill.
Stewart William Mrs. [ Bowen, Stewart & Co.] r. 117 N. III.
STEWART & MORGAN, [Daniel Stewart, Stephen W. Morgan and Thomas G. Barry. ] druggists and apothecaries. 40 E. Wash.
Stibang P. lab. C. & I. C. R. R.
Stibing William, engineer. I. & C. R. R. r. 106 Spring
I Stiedel George, r. 216 N. Noble
Shoe Boxes made at Shurtleff & Macauley's,
Robinson, Manufacturers 161 East Washington Street
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Stiegmann Charles.[Charles Stiegmann | Stockman George W. foreman, Kingan & Co.] r. 144 Madison av. & Co. bds. 38 Helen
Stiegmann Charles & Co. [Charles Steigmann and Peter Weis. ] gro- cery and dry goods, 150 Madison av. Stierleg M. carpenter, r. 159 High
Stile Frederick, lab. r. 36 Dougherty
Stiles Daniel J. [Stiles, Fahnley & Mc- Crea. ] r. 190 Va. av.
Stiles Elisha C. bricklayer, bds. 69 W. Market
STILES. FAIINLEY & McCREA. [Daniel J. Stiles. Frederick Fahn- ley and Rollin II. McCrea.] hats, caps. furs, millinery and fancy go xls, 131 S. Meridian
Stiles Jolin, carpenter. r. 325 N. Liberty Stiles Theodore L. student, r. 190 Va.av. Stills Granville S. (col'd) white wash- er. r. 137 E. St. Mary
Stillwagon Henry, expressman, r. 91 S. Penn.
Stillwell George, lawyer, bds. Little's Hotel
Stilwell J. M. student, N. W. C. Uni- versity
Stilwell William M. clk. r. Institute for the Blind
Stilz Daniel, lab. r. 446 N. N. J.
Stilz Frederick, salesman, J. H. Bald- win & Co. bds. 446 N. N. J.
Stilz J. George, seed and agriculture warehouse. 78 E. Wash.
Stilz John, drug elk. A. Metzner & Co. r. 446 N. N. J.
Stimtz Caspar F. machinist, r. 140 E. St. Joseph
Stindin Thos. lab. Indianapolis Roll- ing Mill Company
Stine Abraham, second hand store, 177 Va. av. r. same
Stine Frederick, barber, r. E. end Mor- ris
Stine Joseph, watchman, D. Root & Co. machine works
Stiner Jacob, engineer, I. & C. R. R. bds. 226 E. Merrill
Stirk David P. (Stirk & Allaire,) r. Keeley's Row, Clinton alley
Stirk James, wagon maker, se. end Va. av.
Stirk Thomas, blacksmith, r. 324 E. N. Y.
Stirk & Allaire, (David P. Stirk and Andrew B. Allaire,) wagon mkrs. Ind. av. nr. North
Stitt William S. student, BRYANT. STRATTON & CO.'S COMMERCIAL AND BUSINESS COLLEGE. Blackford's blk. Stitz John, basket maker, John Bast, bds. S. Ill. cor. Ray
Stoacker William, dyer and renovater, 190 W. Wash. r. same
Stobbe Henry, clk. II. Stolte & Co. bds. 365 S. Del.
Stockwell John, bus. Macy House
Stoddard II. R. conductor. Street R. W. bds. Neiman House
Stoelding Christian, lab. T. H. car shop. r. 265 E. N. Y.
Stoelting Charles, lab. T. H. & R. R. R. r 86 Railroad
Stoelting F. feeder, Downey & Brouse's Printing House, bds. 300 N. West Stoelting Frederick, grocer, 300 N. West, r. same
Stoelting Frederick, teamster, bds. 238 Binti rd.
Stofer John, switchman, I. P. & C. R. R. r. 42 S. Liberty
Stofer Thomas. engineer, I. P. & C. R. R. r. 42 S. Liberty
Stoke John, chair maker, bds. Little's llotel
Stokely Benjamin, machinist, Deloss Root & Co. r. 164 N. Winston
Stokes James [col'd] lab. r. 450 S. Tenn.
Stokes J. C. lab. Osgood, Smith & Co's linb factory, 230 S. Ill.
Stokes Richard, foreman, Byrkit & Sons. bds. 126 N. Tenn.
Stokes Thomas, engineer, Indianapolis Agricultural Works, bds. Thomas Dwyer's boarding house
Stolhunt Frederick, carpenter r. 228 P. R. R.
Stollberg Augustus, hats and caps, 262 E. Wash. r same
Stolte Henry, [II. Stolte & Co.] r. 365 S. Del.
Stolte H. & Co. [Henry Stolte and, Ja- cob Broking] grocers, retail, 365 S. Del.
Stolts Geo. student GREGORY'S NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE OF TRADE, 2412 E. Wash.
STOLWORTHY GEORGE W. mer- chant tailor, 17 N. Meridian, r. 299 N. N. J.
Stolz Charles, shoemaker, r. Bluff rd.
Stone Edwin M. student, N. W. C. University
Stone Oscar, shoe dealer, bds. 109 Va. av.
Stone Thomas, bookbinder, Journal Office, bels. Holliday House
Stone Timothy L. [Hendricks. Ed- munds & Co. Jr. Worcester, Mass.
Stone William D. student, BRYANT, STRATTON & CO.'s COMMERCIAL AND BUSINESS COLLEGE. Blackford's Block
Stone William O. [ Hendricks. Edmunds & Co.] bds. 109 Va. av.
STONEMAN WILLIAM H. [Stone- man & Tuttle] bds. Oriental Hotel
No. 13 West Maryland Street.
Triumphant success of Trayser & Robinson's Grand Square and
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STECK PIANOS,
IN GREAT VARIETY AT
BUTTERFIELD & CO.'S, 22 West Washington St.
STONEMAN & TUTTLE [ William HI. Stoneman and Benjamin F. Tuttle, grocers, whol. c. Meridian and La. Stoner Abram L. carpenter, r. 237 N. Noble
Stoner John P. actor, Metropolitan Theatre
Stoopes Fletcher T. ins. agt. r. 39 W. St. Joseph
Stopfer William, waiter. Concordia House
Stopher T. engineer, C. & I. C. R. R.
Storm Inram F. student, BRYANT. STRATTON & Co.'s COMMERCIAL AND BUSINESS COLLEGE, Blackford's Block
Stortz John, brewer, Christian F. Schmidt
Storz William, piano maker, bds. S. East. bet. Wash. and P. R. R.
Stott Isaiah, heater, rolling mill, r. 241 S. Miss.
Stott John H. machinist. Chandler & Taylor, bds. 293 W. Vt.
Stonder Peter. stone entter, F. Farmer, bds. California House
Stongh Charles A. carriage painter. George Lowe
Stont Benjamin G. elk. O. B. Stout & Bro. r. 144 N. Miss.
Stont Carhart. agt. r. 133 W. Sonth
Stont David E. salesman, Dessar Bro. & Co. bds. Pyle Ilouse
STOUT DAVID L. (O. B. Stout & Bro. ) bds. 144 N. Miss.
Stont Eli, mail carrier. Indianapolis to Brooklyn, Ind. r 331 S. Mo.
Stont Furman, (F. Stont & Son) r. 160 W. Wash.
STOUT F. & SON, (Furman and George Stont) groceries and provisions, retail. 160 W. Wash.
Stout George (F. Stout & Son) r. 160 W. Wash.
Stont Hiram W. engineer, T. H. & I. R. R. r. 133 W. South
Stont Harney. elk. 241 S. Miss.
Stout Ira HI. Jab. r. 95 Hosbrook
Stout James. R. R. man. r. 336 E. N. Y. Stont Jolin, stable man, Wood & Fou- dray. 16 N. Penn.
Stont John B printer, Wm. Sheets. r. 133 W. Sonth
STOUT JOIN R., O. B. Stout & Bro. r. 144 N. Miss.
Stout Joseph W. clerk, Vinnedge & Jones, bus. Pyle House
Stout Oliver B. (O. B. Stout & Bro.) r. 218 E. Market
STOUT O. B. & BRO. (Oliver B. and David L. Stout, wholesale and re- tail grocers, 42 W. Wash.
Stout Rensen, machinist. r. 382 S. Il. Stont Richard, carpenter, r. 173 W. N. Y.
Stont Richard C. elk. O. B. Stout & Bro. r. 72 W. N. Y.
Stow
carriage mkr. bds. 73 E.
Penn.
STOWELL MYRON A. (J. A. Bnt- terfield & Co. and Willard & Stowell r. 78 E. Mich.
Strabel Jacob. lab. r. 270 E. Wash.
Strachn Geo. C. clk. r. 132 1st
Straight Charles, cabinet mkr. r. 321 N. Liberty
Strange Chapel, [Methodist] es. Tenn. bet. N. Y. and Vt.
Strange Louise, wid. Wm. R. r. 322 N. Winston
Strangmeier Frederick, porter, r. 412 S. Del.
Strassner Frederick. elk. F. Goepper & Co. r. 479 N. Ala.
Stratton Fanny. [cold] wid. r. cellar under 161 Ind. av.
Straub Jacob, brewer, 213 S. Penn.
Strans Isaac S. ( Myer & Strans.) r. 178 Va. av.
Strauss Moses N. bds. 185 W. Md.
Strauss Samnel, 4 W. Wash. r. 178 Va. av.
Strauss Sol. with Moritz. Bro. & Co. r. 15 E. Wash.
Strawbridge Anna. wid. Benjamin, r. 350 N. Winston
Strawbridge Sarah. bds. 3 N. Winston Strawn Joel. student. BRYANT, STRAT- TON & CO's COMMERCIAL AND BUSI- NESS COLLEGE. Blackford's Block Street John. general agent for Indian-
apolis Gazette, 27 S. Meridian up stairs
Street Nathaniel, carpenter, r. 41 Peru Streeter -, bds. : 2 N. Penn.
Streeter Noble R. salesman, Werden & Sumwalt. 26 E. Wash.
Streif David, butcher, 59 N. Noble, r. 405 E. Wash.
SREIGHT ABEL D. (A. D. Streight & Bro.) r. National rd. 2)5 miles E. of city
STREIGHT A. D. & BRO. (Abel D. and Charles F. Streight.) dealers in lumber, yard and office Temn. S. of Terre Haute freight depot
Streight Charles F. (A. D. Streight & Bro.) bds. National rd. E. of city
Stationery and Books for Railroad Companies at
Parlor Pianos. Manufactory 161 East Washington Street.
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Streit Charles, cabinet maker, Wilkens & Hall, r. 240 N. Miss.
Streit Charles F. cabinet maker, Wil- kens & Hall, r. 321 N. Liberty
Strengmeier Fred. porter, Landers & Co.
Stretcher Almira, wid. Joseph, r. 421 N. Tonn.
Striblen C. C. A. r. 506 N. Del.
Strickland David II. paper maker, bds. 261 W. Wash.
Strickland Harry. asst. dyer, Merritt & Coughlen, r. cor. West and Mar- ket
Strickland Joseph. book binder, W. & J. Braden, r. 148 W. Market
Strickland Joseph. student, BRYANT. STRATTON & CO's COMMERCIAL AND BUSINESS COLLEGE, Blackford's Block
Strickland T. C. proprietor Sheridan House. 127 S. IN.
Strickler Eli. brick layer, r. 420 N. N. J. Strickler Samael, butcher, 201 E. South
Striebeck Charles. baker, r. 140 S. East Strief David, meat market, Noble, r. 105 E. Wash.
Stringer William, candy maker, r. 22 W. North
Stringer William II. candy factory, 22 W. North, r. same
Stringfellow Horace Rev. bds. 182 N. Meridian
Stringham Levi D. Iab. r. 552 N. Miss. Strobel John, bar tender, bds. 30 Ky. av.
Strobel John, shoe maker. r. 4th bet. Tenn. and Miss.
Strobel Mary 1. milliner and dress maker. r. 112 N. Noble
Stroh John. hostler, Sullivan & Drew. bds. California Honse
STRONG HORACE L. (Stelle & Strong.) bds. 95 N. Meridian
Strong John W. teacher and agent, bds. Ohio bet. Miss. and Canal
Strong Melville, dealer in dentists ma- terials, 10 N. Penn. bds. 213 N. Peun.
Strong Samuel, printer, r. 440 N. East Strother Nathan, (col'd) hostler at arsenal, r. same
Strothmann William, (Kropp & Strothi- mann.) 176 S. III. r. same
Stroube John A. carpenter, r. 23 Fletcher av.
Strond James, architect, Joseph Cur- zon, r. N. Penn. sw. cor. N. Y.
Strubenger George, lab. r. 503 N. Il.
Struckmann Frederick, laborer r. 173 Union
Stubbs 1. W. (Stubbs & Buchanan.) r. N. West, bet. Wash. and Market
THOMAS RICKARDS, CARPENTER & STAIR LUILDER, 127 East Maryland St.,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
Stubbs & Buchanan. (I. W. Stubbs and Fortunatus C. Buchanan.) grocers, 59 S. III.
Stuben Michael, engineer, P. R. R. bds. 142 S. East
Stuck James W. lab. r. Bethel rd.
Stuck John, lab. r. 348 Va. av.
Stuck John. teamster, r. Bethel rd.
Stuck William. r. S. end Va. av,
Stucke Charles, cooper, Railroad nr. N. Y.
Stuckmeyer August, buteher, bds. Hu- ron. bet. Noble and Pine
Stuckmeyer Henry, grocer, r. 353 Va. av
Stuckmeyer John II. grocer, 362 Va. av. r. 360 same
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