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Wright Mansur H, stoneware 148 W Louisiana, res 103 N Meridian.
Wright Mrs Margaret A, nurse, rooms 55 Shively Blk.
Wright Mary, domestic 81 W 2d.
Wright Mattie, domestic 468 N East.
Wright Mrs Minnie E, res rear 302 W Washington.
Wright Mollie (wid Hiram), res 117 Clinton.
Wright Mrs Nancy (col'd), res 7th w of Canal.
Wright Oliver, janitor Indiana Medical College, res 214 Elm.
Wright Parry L, pork packer, bds 293 N Meridian.
Wright Peter, lab, bds 112 W 7th.
Wright Richard N, shoemkr, res 27} Mass ave.
Wright Robert (col'd), lab 382 N Meridian. Wright Samuel H, cor sec National Surgi- cal Institute, res 743 N Tennessee.
Wright Sheffield H, mach, res 717 N Mis- sissippi.
Wright Thomas (col'd). lab, res 172 W Georgia.
Wright Thomas W, res n e cor Clyde and College ave.
Wright Walter B, clk Nordyke & Mar nion Co, rooms 56 Ross Blk.
BOYS' VELOCIPEDES AT KING'S FANCY BAZAAR, 6 East Washington Street.
GEORGE H. HEITKAM,
The Popular Clothing House, 13 West Washington St.
550
WRI
R. L. POLK & CO.'s YAN
REISING & DONNELLY,
Plumbers Gas and Steam Fitters, And Dealers in Plumbers' and Gas Fitters' Materials, No. 44 Virginia Ave. Special attention paid to Repairs Ou
Wright Walter R, lab, res 16 S Mississippi. Wright Wilber T, farmer, res n e cor Clyde and College ave.
Wright Wm, lab, res 578 S Illinois.
Wright Wm F, tinner Benjamin F Mc- Cready. res 27 Mass ave.
Wright Wm G, brickmkr, res 271 Virginia ave.
Wright Wm H, brassfinisher, bds 50 N East.
Wright .Wm H, trav agt Severin, Oster- meyer & Co, res 223 Peru.
Wright Wm L, lab, res 119 Peru.
Wright Willis W, justice of the peace 100 E Washington, res e s Woodside, e of city limits.
Wright Worth, res n e cor Clyde and Col- lege ave.
Wright & Armington (John N Wright, Charles L Armington), druggists 589 S Meridian.
Wright & Son (Cager J and John W), pump mnfrs 34 S Penn'a.
Wriley Wm, res 103 N Mississippi.
Wrinck John W, elk J T Forsyth, res over 230 College ave.
Wround Wm (col'd), cook Occidental Ho- tel.
Wuelson Christina (wid Henry), bds 157 Winston.
Wuest Louis, cigarmkr Maas & Kiemeyer, bds 267 E Washington.
Wulf, see also Wolf.
Wulf Henry, Saloon and Billiards n w cor Dillon and Prospect, res same.
Wulf Cooney (Wulf & Longoni), res 176 E Washington.
Wulf & Longoni ( Cooney Wulf, Peter Lon- goni), saloon 176 E Washington.
Wulschner Emil, clk Henry L Benham, res 410 N Meridian.
Wulsin Lucien (D H Baldwin & Co), res Cincinnati, O.
Wulzen Amelia, domestic 377 Blake.
Wulzen Charles, well digger, res 188 Win- ston.
Wundram Louis, shoemkr J Stein, res 43 Kansas.
Wundram Wm, tailor, res w s Meridian 4 n of Raymond.
Wunsch George, carver, res 33 Water.
Wunsch Mrs Mary, res 33 Water.
Wurch Theobald, lab, res 52 Downey.
Wurgler Augustus A, res 343 Coburn.
Wurtz Katie, domestic 336 W New York. Wurz Wm, foreman H Herrmann, res 121 Duncan.
Wyant Oliver P, contractor, res 333 N Liberty.
Wyant Mrs Sophronia L. music teacher No 6 St Charles Blk, res same.
Wyant Eliza (wid Thomas), res 83 Benton. Wyatt George, bartender Bates House.
Wyatt Mrs Nancy (col'd), res 204 Elm. Wyatt Wm D, res 98 Harrison.
Wyeth Rev Walter N, editor Journal and Messenger office 18 W Washington, bds 311 N Delaware.
Wyhora John, polisher, bds 624 Madison ave.
Wylie Andrew, news dealer 13 N Penn'a, res 37 Benton.
Wylie Benjamin, chairmkr, bds 356 Union. Wylie Charles, clk A Wylie, bds 37 Benton.
Wymond Harry A, res 384 N Tennessee.
Wymond John, res 384 N Tennessee.
Wynde Wm, lab, bds s w cor David and Reisner (W I).
Wynn, see also Winn.
Wynn Mrs Cynthia C, teacher Institution for the Blind, res same.
Wynn Louisa (col'd ), domestic 84 E Mich. Wynn Mary, domestic 128 N Meridian.
Wyon Albert F, clk John Reed, res 216 N Noble.
Wysborg Marx, peddler, res 51 Maple.
Wysong Charles, bricklayer, res 59 Elm.
Wysong George, bricklayer, res 372 E New York.
Wysong Oliver, bricklayer, res 167 Elm. Wysong Susannah (wid Christopher), res 59 Elm.
Wysong Thomas, bricklayer, res 59 Elm.
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Yader August, lab G D Emery, res 423 E Georgia.
Yaeger, see also Jager and Yeager.
Yaeger Charles, res 253 S Delaware.
Yaeger Emil, wheelmkr. res 253 S Dela- ware.
Yager Edward, baker Wm Simpson, bds 117 W Washington.
Yager Louisa, domestic s e cor Morris and West.
Yandes Cyrus, student, bds 291 N Alabama. Yandes Daniel, res 84 E Mich.
Yandes George B, cashier Citizens National Bank, bds Bates House.
Yandes James W, res 291 N Alabama.
Yandes Simon 19 E Washington, bds Occi- dental Hotel.
Yandes Thomas L, clk Murphy, Johnston & Co, bds 277 N Delaware.
Yandt Wm, engineer I B & W R'y.
PAINTING OF ALL KINDS,
By FRANK FERTIG, 34 Circle, Ross Block. (established 1850.)
Refrigerators, Water Coolers and Ice Cream Freezers, 78 and 80 N. Pennsylvania St.
G. F. ADAMS & CO., YAN INDIANAPOLIS CITY DIRECTORY. YOU 551
Yanitz Carl, lab G D Emery, res se of city.
Yaro J, wheelmkr Wheel Works.
Yates John C, carp, res 681 S Meridian.
Yaw James, lab, bds 11 S Mississippi.
Yaw Patrick, horseshoer John Maloney, bds 11 S Mississippi.
Yeager, see also Yaeger and Jager.
Yeager Elias, shoemkr, res 5 Grove.
Yeager Elizabeth, domestic 177 N Liberty.
Yeager Frances (wid Henry), res 270 S East.
Yeager Joseph, watchmkr, res 270 S East. Yeager Matthias, carp, res 50 Hosbrook.
Yeagley Jacob B, res 411 Ash.
Yeakle Jacob J, painter 82 Christian ave, res w s Ramsey ave 1 n of Clifford ave.
Yeaton A Frederick, repair man W U Tel Co, bds Little's Hotel.
Yeaton Leonard B, supt Fire Alarm Tele- graph office Fire Department headquar- ters, res 320 N Delaware.
Yegle Christ, carp, res Potomac bet West and California.
Yeske Thomas, carp Thomas, May & Co.
Yesky Valentine, meat market 297 S Illi- nois, res same.
Yetter Gottlieb, carp, res 36 Water.
Yewell Elizabeth (wid Solomon), res 320 Chestnut.
Yewell Frank, passenger agt J M & I R R, res 320 Chestnut.
Yocum Kate, domestic 142 Bellefontaine.
Yocum Wm H, painter res, 734 E 8th. Yohn Albert B (Yohn Brothers), res 35 Central ave.
Yohn Brothers (Albert B and Charles G), Books and Stationery 11 and 13 N Meridian.
Yohn Charles G (Yohn Brothers), bds 206 N Delaware.
Yohn James C, res 206 N Delaware.
Yohn Lizzie (col'd), domestic 359 N Penn'a. Yoke Charles, student, bds 341 E South.
Yoke Nelson, principal public school No 7, res 217 Fletcher ave.
Yorger Clements, lab Kingan & Co, res 500 E Washington.
Yorger Ignatz, butcher, res 23 N Arsenal. Yorger Thomas L, butcher L Yung, bds 14 S Delaware.
York Andrew J, architect 6 Iron Blk, bds Pyle House.
York Asbury, supervisor Hospital for In- sane, res same.
York Howard H, fireman Hospital for In- sane, res same.
Yorn Margaret, domestic 166 N Alabama. Yost George W R, tel opr P C & St L R'y, bds 347 N Delaware.
Youart John M, Physician 11 Mil- ler's Blk, res 564 N Tennessee.
ARCHITECTS.
KETCHAM & GIBSON,
Rooms 49 & 50, Fletcher & Sharpe's Building Furnish Plans and Specifications for HEATING AND VENTILATING.
Youarts Samuel, lab, bds cor Addison and Lulu (N I).
Young, see also Yung.
Young Adeline (wid Wm), res 137 Downey.
Young Amanda (col'd, wid Wm), res 297 N California.
Young Mrs Anna L, res 127 W 1st.
Young Annie, laundress Hospital for Insane. Young Archibald A, clk Close & Wasson, rooms 14 Halcyon Blk.
Young Augustus B, lawyer 15 Boston Blk, res 63 Cherry.
Young Barney, barber, bds 34 S Tennessee. Young Benjamin (col'd), patrolman, res 73 S Linden.
Young Miss Blanche, paper box mkr, bds 69 W Market.
Young Christian, brewer, res 115 Dunlop. Young Daniel J, porter U S Exp Co, res 225 W New York.
Young David M, livery 69 W Market, res same.
Young Miss Ella, bds 268 N Alabama.
Young Ella (col'd, wid George), res rear 325 N Illinois.
Young Frank, clk, bds Star House.
Young Harvey (col'd), bell boy Bates House.
Young Hervey, clk Jacob Huber, bds 289 E Ohio.
Young Hetty A, (wid Granville), res 426 N East.
Young James, physician 197 E Washington, res same.
Young Jesse, bog ringmkr W D Brown, bds 136 Hosbrook.
Young John (Young & Pritchard), res n s Naomi 2 e of Shelby.
Young John (col'd), lab, res 118 W Georgia. Young John, wheelmkr, res 143 W Morris. Young John F, fireman D M Young, bds 69 W Market.
Young Julius, tailor, res 229 Shelby.
Young Justus O, res 481 N Mississippi. Young Lillie, domestic 446 N East.
Young Mens Christian Asso- ciation, T C Horton Sec, rooms 35 N Illinois.
Young Phearby (col'd, wid Thornton), res 228 N Noble.
Young P H, real estate, bds 347 N Dela- ware.
Young Sarah (wid Wm), res 24 Athon.
Young Mrs Sarah (col'd), res 12 Miller. Young Squire, lab, res 520 N West.
STEPHEN GRAY, IMPORTER OF FINE WOOLENS FOR TAILORING, 18 North Pennsylvania Street.
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GEORGE H. HEITKAM,
A Full Assortment of Boys' and Chil- ,dron's Clothing, 13 W. Washington St.
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R. L. POLK & CO.'s ZEI
LAW AND COLLECTION OFFICE,
BUELL & METZCER,
Room 8 Odd Fellows' Hall, Indianapolis.
S. A. BUELL, ALEXANDER METZGER,
Attorney at Law. Collecting Agent.
Young Stephen, cook Weddell House.
Young Susan (wid John), res 268 N Ala- bama.
Young Miss S E, music teacher, bds 388 N West.
Young Thomas J, lab W F Black, rooms 81 S Illinois.
Young Wm, hostler I B & W R'y.
Young Wm, lab, res ns Walnut 5 w of Ray (W I).
Young Wm A, carp, res 31 Mayhew.
Young Wm H, feed stable 72 W Market, res 80 W Ohio.
Young Wm H, wheelmkr, bds s w cor New Jersey and Merrill.
Young & Pritchard (John Young, James A Pritchard), lawyers 12} N Delaware.
Youngerman Charles, waiter J Huegele, rooms 155 E Ohio.
Youngerman Elizabeth, domestic 419 N New Jersey.
Youngerman Mary, domestic F B Ains- worth.
Youngerman Frederick, bds 233 S East.
Youngman Charles, butcher H Meek, bds 693 E Washington.
Yount Davis, clk J R Marot, bds 41 Vir- ginia ave.
Yount Thomas J, bookkpr Singer Mnfg Co. res 483 N Mississippi.
Youse Frank L, grocer 414 W New York, res 407 same.
Youse George D, trav agt, res 175 N Cali- fornia.
Youse John S, tinner, res 175 N Califor- , nia.
Youse Peter, hostler Wm Wade, bds same.
Youte Michael, lab, bds w s Quince 4 s of Prospect.
Youts Peter, wagon mkr J C Burgan, res 527 W Maryland.
Youtsey Miss Sarah, teacher, res 494 S Illi- nois.
Youtsey Thomas, well digger, res 494 S Illinois.
Youtsey Wm M, hoseman fire dept, res 494 S Illinois.
Yuel Samuel, engineer, res e s Drake 1 n of Walnut (W I).
Yule Wm (Yule & Simmers), res 55 Yei- zer.
Yule & Simmers (Wm Yule, Thomas G Simmers), horse shoers 302 E Washing- ton.
Yuncker Frank, shoemkr, res 213 N Lib- erty.
Yuncker Jacob F, clk bds 213 N Liberty. Yundt Joseph H, bookkpr George H Fisher & Co, res 64 English ave.
Yung Louis, meat market 14 S Delaware, res same.
Yungemann Frederick, varnisher Cabinet Makers Union, res 321 E Washington.
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Zabel Charles, cabinetmkr, res 487 E Ohio. Zaenglien John C, carriagemkr, res 25 Hill. Zager Frederick, res over 150 Madison ave. Zah Frank, carp, res 134 N Liberty. Zahm Bernhard, engineer, res 182 Bates. Zahss John, lab, res rear 15 Stevens.
Zambell Andrew, city fireman, res 204 Winston.
Zapf Edward, cabinetmkr, res 298 Union. Zapf Frederick, bartender Henry Neal, bds Circle House.
Zapf George, res 214 Indiana ave.
Zapf Henry, waiter Circle House.
Zapf John, engineer H Herrmann, res 3 Gimbel.
Zapf Phillip, Saloon 22 Circle, res 305 S East.
Zawastowski August G, upholsterer, res 222 Coburn.
Zbinden Clements, clk Miller & Beers, res 561 N Alabama.
Zbinden David, elk Mrs S L Hogan, res 561 N Alabama.
Zbinden Mrs Helen, grocer 124 N Liberty. res same.
Zbinden Sylvanus J, teamster, res 124 N Liberty.
Zbinden Louis, gardener, res 561 N Ala- bama.
Zear John F, fireman P C & St L R'y, res 318 E Georgia.
Zear Netta (wid Frederick), res 318 E Georgia.
Zearing Miss Charlotte, bds 392 N West.
Zearing Margaretta, teacher, res 37 Pros- pect.
Zeh Andrew, cooper K Seiter, res 778 Dougherty.
Zeh Casper, butcher 1 Paca, res same.
Zeh Frank, carp, res 22 Deloss.
Zehringer Caroline (wid Glendoline), res 166 Railroad.
Zehringer Frank (Vance & Zehringer), res 166 Railroad.
Zehringer John W, plumber W J Freany, bds 166 Peru.
Zehrung Isaac S, engineer, res 281 Indiana ave.
Zeien John, lab, res 286 N Noble.
Zeigler Lena, waiter 711 N Tennessee.
HIGHLAND GEM TOBACCO WORKS,
F. CHRISTMAN, Manufacturer-of Tobaccos, 171, 173 and 175 West Pearl St.
BRYCE'S BREAD
AND CRACKERS, 14 and 16 East South St.
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INDIANAPOLIS CITY DIRECTORY. ZWI 553
Zeiting Wm, candymkr, bds 81 Mass ave.
Zell Theodore W, bookkpr, res 148 N East. Zellers Henry, mattressmkr, res n w cor Wabash and Osage.
Zengler Carl, International 80 W Washington, res same.
Zens, see Zins.
Zeph Charles, Saloon 255 E Wash- ington, res same.
Zeph David, cigarmkr, res 357 E McCarty.
Zeph Mathias, car inspector C C C & I R'y, res 377 E McCarty.
Zepp Charles A, fireman C C C & I R'y, bds 248 Winston.
Zerager Frederick, mach hand Kautsky & Co, bds 215 Coburn.
Zetwoch Charles, baker N Kuhn, bds 150 N East.
Zetzsche Wm, res 178 Madison ave.
Ziegel Louis, lab, res 193 E Washington.
Ziegelmueller Herman, meat market 233 Shelby, res 231 Shelby.
Ziegler August G, bartender B Kersting, res 21 Maple.
Ziegler Charles, bartender, res 125 Spring.
Ziegler Charles, res 155 E Ohio.
Ziegler Flay, domestic 41 Virginia ave.
Ziegler John G, doorkeeper Metropolitan Theater, res 121 W Maryland.
Ziegler Maggie (wid Joseph), res 21 Ma- ple.
Zimmer Ferdinand, barber, res 334 S Ala- bama.
Zimmer Gatenta (wid Charles), res 197 E Washington.
Zimmer Harry E, clk A Kiefer, bds Enter- prise Hotel.
Zimmer Henry W, paper hanger, res rear 347 S Alabama.
Zimmer Louis A, clk Pettis, Ivers & Co, res 347 S Alabama.
Zimmer Peter, grocer 299 S Delaware, res same.
Zimmerley Belle, bds 470 E Washing- ton.
Zimmerman, see also Cimmerman.
Zimmerman Mrs Ann, res 34 Grant.
Zimmerman Charles, cigarmkr J Rauch & Bro, bds 285 N East.
Zimmerman Christian, butcher F Boettcher, bds 17 Greer.
Zimmerman Christian E, cabinetmkr, res 17 Greer.
Zimmerman Christopher, pres Indpls Iron Works, res 566 E Washington.
Zimmerman Frederick, brakeman P C & St L R'y, bds 58 Benton.
Zimmerman Henry C, slater Joshua Zim- merman, res 105 Davidson.
Zimmerman James B, slater Joshua Zim- merman, res 566 E Washington.
ANDERSON'S
ABSTRACT OFFICE,
86 East Market St.
Zimmerman John, mach, res 17 Greer.
Zimmerman John F, teamster C E Shover, res 17 Greer.
Zimmerman Joshua, slate roofer 39 S Ala- bama, res 566 E Washington.
Zimmerman Mathias S, harnessmkr, res 104 Hosbrook.
Zimmerman Wm H (Niblock, Merrifield & Co), res Brazil, Ind.
Zink Rosa (wid Henry), res 72 W South. Zinn Charles, lab, res 100 Brookside ave.
Zins Joseph, currier Mooney, Taylor & Smith), bds California House.
Zion Alonzo A, train dispatcher U R RT & S Y Co, res 29 Fletcher ave.
Zipper James, trav agt Theo H Huewe, rooms 56 S Illinois.
Zipperle Miss Emma, wks Daggett & Co, bds 169 Clinton.
Zismer Paul M, grocer 505 N West, res same.
Zitting Wm, candy maker John Darby & Co, bds 81 Mass ave.
Zobel Wm, saloon, bds 146 W Vermont.
Zoler John lab, 588 N Alabama.
Zollner Charles H, clk C Bauer, bds 148 St Mary.
Zorn Charles, clk W C Anderson, bds 41 Fletcher ave.
Zschech Frederick, carp, res 90 Union.
Zschech Gustavus, clk Kerrick & Wine- gardner, res 45 Thorpe Blk.
Zukunft (German weekly), Gutenberg Co publishers 25 S Delaware.
Zulturburg Peter, lab, I B & W R'y.
Zumbusch Mrs Dorothy, janitress school No 8, res 280 Virginia ave.
Zumbusch Henry D, lab, res 280 Virginia ave.
Zumbush Theodore, jeweler 94 E Washing- ton, res 74 W Market.
Zumpfe Emil G, Music Teacher 47 Thorpe Blk, res 357 S Delaware.
Zumpfe Gustave, bartender Wm Zumpfe, bds 123 Davidson.
Zumpfe Wm, saloon 92 Court, res 123 Da- vidson.
Zwick Caroline, domestic 116 N Ala- bama.
Zwick Henry, tailor, res 361 E New York.
Zwick Henry jr, carp P C & St L R'y shops, bds 361 E New York.
Zwick Wm, tailor, res 222 N East.
KING'S FANCY BAZAAR,
Zephyrs, Worsteds, Canvas, Fans, Etc., 6 East Washington Street.
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BEE LINE-Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati & Indianapolis. 556 CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY 564 ERIE RAILWAY 565
FORT WAYNE, MUNCIE & CINCINNATI RAILROAD, 566 INDIANAPOLIS, BLOOMINGTON & WESTERN RAILWAY 558
INDIANAPOLIS, CINCINNATI & LAFAYETTE RAILROAD
567
INDIANAPOLIS, PERU & CHICAGO RAILWAY 562 INDIANAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS RAILROAD. 557 JEFFERSONVILLE, MADISON & INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD 561 MISSOURI, KANSAS & TEXAS RAILWAY 559 VANDALIA LINE-St. Louis, Vandalia, Terre Haute & Indianapolis Railroad. 560 WABASH RAILWAY 563
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THE POPULAR ROUTE EAST!
OLD RELIABLE
Bee Line
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS, CINCINNATI! & INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAY.
ROUTE.
Iron Rails Replaced with Steel-Speed, Comfort and Safety.
2 TRAINS EVERY DAY
-- AND
4 TRAINS DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
BUFFALO, NEW YORK, BOSTON
Through Cars to Dayton, Springfield and Columbus, without Change.
CONNECTIONS AT ANDERSON Via Cincinnati, Wabash & Michigan R. R., for Northern Indiana and Western Michigan.
CONNECTIONS AT MUNCIE Via Ft. Wayne, Muncie & Cincinnati R'y, for Ft. Wayne, Jackson and all points in Eastern Michigan.
ELEGANT WAGNER AND WOODRUFF SLEEPING CARS
Leave Indianapolis DAILY, running through to New York WITHOUT CHANGE, making connec- tion at Cleveland and Buffalo with Through Car via A. & G. W., Lake Shore, Erie, and N. Y. C. Ry's, for all points East, and to BOSTON without change.
140 Miles Shorter to Boston and 8 Hours Quicker to all New England points than by any other Route.
J. W. CAMPBELL, Passenger Agent, Indianapolis.
C C GALE,
Superintendent, Indianapolis.
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POPULAR LINE WEST!
THE
INDIANAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS LINE.
BEST ROUTE TO ST. LOUIS AND ALL WESTERN POINTS.
1 THROUGH TRAIN EVERY DAY 3 TRAINS DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY,
Making Close Connection at St. Louis for all points in MISSOURI, KANSAS, ARKANSAS, TEXAS, NEBRASKA, COLORADO AND CALIFORNIA.
Woodruff's and Wagner's Splendid Palace Drawing-Room and Sleeping Cars attached to all night trains.
THE INDIANAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS LINE OFFERS EVERY FACIL- ITY FOR EASE AND COMFORT-A SMOOTH TRACK, GOOD COACHES, QUICK TIME AND CLOSE CONNECTIONS.
ALL CARS FIRST-CLASS.
200 POUNDS OF FREE BAGGAGE TO EACH EMIGRANT TICKET.
ASK FOR TICKETS OVER THE
INDIANAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS LINE.
E. B. MCCLURE,
Superintendent, Indianapolis.
C. C. COBB, Gen'l Pass. Agt., St. Louis, Mo.
S. E. FRAZEE, General Agent, Indianapolis, Room No. 16 Union Block, W. Maryland St.
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FOR IOWA, CALIFORNIA AND NORTHWEST, Or KANSAS, TEXAS AND SOUTHWEST, TAKE THE
I.B.& W ROUTE.
TRAINS LEAVE INDIANAPOLIS AS FOLLOWS:
6.30 A. M. Train has Trough Cars to Galesburg, connecting for all points in Iowa, Nebraska, California, and the Black Hills, via Sidney and Cheyenne; arriving one train in advance of any other line, and Saving One Night's Ride. This train also connects for Decatur, Springfield and Jackson- ville, Ill., Louisiana, and Mexico, Mo .; and via Quincy or Bloomington for Kan- sas City, Atchison, St. Joseph, Denver, and all points in Kansas, Colorado and the Southwest; via Hannibal with M., K. & T. Railway for Moberly, Ft. Scott, Par- sons, and the Neosho Valley, and via Bloomington for El Paso, Mendota, Dubuque, and all points in Northern Illinois and Iowa.
8.15 p. m. Kansas & Texas Special
Has a THROUGH COACH from Indianapolis via Danville, Decatur, Spring- field, Jacksonville, Quincy and Hannibal, making NO CHANGE OF CARS TO KANSAS, and but one change through the Indian Territory to Texas.
NO OTHER LINE CAN OFFER THIS ADVANTAGE.
11.20 P. M. Train has Reclining Chair Sleeping Car with State Rooms to Peoria, and reaches Galesburg, Burlington, Ottumwa, Rock Island and Davenport in advance of other lines. This train also connects via Burlington or Rock Island for all points in IOWA, NEBRASKA and CALI- FORNIA, and via Bloomington for El Paso, Mendota, Dubuque, Sioux City, Yankton, and all points in northern Illinois, Iowa and the BLACK HILLS via Yankton and Ft. Pierre. This train also makes direct connection via Danville to Decatur, Springfield, Jacksonville, Quincy, Kansas City, St. Joseph, Leavenworth, and all intermediate points And via Hannibal for Sedalia, Fort Scott, Parsons, Denison, Houston, Galveston, and all points in Texas.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO LAND HUNTERS AND EMIGRANTS!
If you want a Land Exploring Ticket or reliable information about lands in the West, or if yon have bought a home there and want to move with your family, household goods and stock, address the general Passenger Agent named below, and get our rates and maps.
GEO. B. WRIGHT,
JNO. W. BROWN,
Receiver.
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agt.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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559
$500.00 REWARD!
The public are informed that on the 16th day of last month, a gentleman, accompanied by a lady, entered the ticket office of the MISSOURI, KANSAS & TEXAS R'Y at HANNI- BAL, MO., and purchased of the ticket agent two first-class tickets, reading from Hannibal, Mo., to DALLAS, TEXAS. The party also inquired if there was a Sleeping Car running direct through. The ticket agent informed him that there was, and that it would leave in a few moments. The party then asked if the Sleeping Car passed through DENISON and SHERMAN, TEXAS. The ticket agent answered that it did, and was just about to hand the party a map and time table of the famous INDIAN TERRITORY ROUTE TO TEXAS, when the lady broke out, "see here, mister ticket agent, I have heard and I have read a great deal about this MISSOURI, KANSAS & TEXAS R'Y, and the B. I. T., and I want you to tell me the truth before we take that train. Is it true that there is only one railroad in the United States that passes through the B. I. T., and is it true that the name of that road is the M. K. & T., and is it true that everybody takes it, and that it ENTERS TEXAS AT DENISON ?" "Madam," says the ticket agent, "I am proud to say it is all true, the M., K. & T. R'Y is the only line that enters Texas at DENISON, and the only line running SLEEPING CARS to SHERMAN, TEXAS, and-" just then the bell rang; the parties made haste to the train, which was in a moment whirling on its way to TEXAS, and the far-famed INDIAN TERRITORY, while the HANNIBAL ticket agent walked the floor of the M., K. & T. TICKET OFFICE, racking his brain, trying to make out what "she" meant by "B. I. T." He never stopped to think that every day in the week he was asked from 200 to 300 times, " give me a ticket to DALLAS, or FORT WORTH, or DENISON, or HOUSTON, through the BEAUTIFUL INDIAN TERRITORY, which last three words the lady abbreviated. Reader, if you are going to TEXAS, try the route through HANNIBAL, MO., and call for your ticket by way of the "B. I. T." It is the PANO- RAMIC ROUTE.
T. W. TEASDALE,
Ass't General Passenger Agent.
JAS. D. BROWN,
General Passenger Agent.
INDIAN TERRITORY ROUTE TO TEXAS!
560
THE SHORTEST ROUTE
-TO- ST. LOUIS,
KANSAS, ARKANSAS AND TEXAS -IS VIA- VANDALIA LINE!
23 Miles the Shortest to St. Louis
23 MILES THE SHORTEST TO KANSAS CITY
23 to 95 MILES THE SHORTEST TO TEXAS POINTS.
THE DIRECT ROUTE to Kansas City, Sedalia, Fort Scott, St. Joseph, Atchison, Topeka, Lawrence, Leavenworth, Hot Springs, Austin, Houston, Galveston, Pueblo, Denver, Omaha, California, and all points West and South-West. EMIGRANTS are Carried on First-Class Trains, and are allowed Two Hundred Pounds of Free Baggage to each Ticket.
BE SURE AND ASK FOR TICKETS VIA THE
"Old Reliable Vandalia!"
RATES ALWAYS AS LOW AS BY OTHER ROUTES.
For further information as to Rates, Routes, Time and Connections, address either of the undersigned.
JOHN E. SIMPSON,
CHAS. E. FOLLETT,
Gen'l Manager, St. Louis. Gen. Pass. Agt., St. Louis.
ROBERT EMMETT, Eastern Pass, Agt., Indianapolis, Ind, Headquarters One Square West Union Depot.
561
J. M. & I. R. R.
THE
SHORTEST, QUICKEST AND BEST
ROUTE TO NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA, KNOXVILLE, ATLANTA, AUGUSTA, SAVANNAH, CHARLESTON, AND ALL POINTS SOUTH-EAST.
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