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Huffman Lizzie Miss, labeller, 24 e. Georgia, res. rear of same.
Huffman Michael, blacksmith, res. 131 s. Meridian.
Huffman Philip, grocer, n. Tennessee, . bet. Fifth and Sixth, res. same.
Hughes Eliza Mrs., (wid.) Nichson, res. 131 e. Merrill.
Paper in Indianapolis. See prospectus, page 106.
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CANCERS CURED, OR NO PAY.
DR. SWANK
After traveling continuously for ten years, visiting the greater portion of the United States, treating all forms of Chronic Diseases, has finally and permanently located in
INDIANAPOLIS,
No. 76 NORTH PENNSYLVANIA STREET,
Half a square above the Post-Office,
Where he has been for the past three years. The Doctor has always paid particular attention to the treatment of
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Especially while traveling, to which he intends devoting almost his exclusive attention hereafter. His great success in the treatment of this disease is generally known. His superior Cancer remedies are the result of his researches into all the best works and treatises of this country and Europe upon the treatment of this disease.
IT IS A NEW and VALUABLE DISCOVERY
And the remedy so long wished and sought by the profession, and perhaps the
Best Antidote to Cancer Now Known.
Its operation is all that can be desired, being less painful than any other remedy, perfectly innocent, and can be applied to any portion of the body. It operates upon the roots and cancerous portion of the flesh only, which come out in a week or ten days. He has hundreds of them which he has thus taken out, preserved in spirits. There is
No use of the Knife, Caustic or Escharotics, nor Burning, nor loss of Blood.
And from this, the Doctor feels assured in making permanent cures, and if patients come be- fore getting bad he cures or charges nothing, and
WARRANTS CURES FOR LIFE.
He invites physicians and others to call and witness the operation of his medicines. He deals hon- estly with patients, telling them frankly just what he thinks of their cases. See his circulars, which contain over forty good certificates of cases he has cured. The Doctor is a man of much skill and knowledge in his profession, having had twenty-three years' experience in practice-being a graduate of one of our best Medical Colleges-member of the New York Medical Society and author of a work on "The Theory and Practice of Medicine."
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Hughes James, (H. & Harvey,) res. Washington City, D. C.
Hughes John, blacksmith, bds. e. Wash- ington, bet. New Jersey and East. HUGHES & HARVEY,
(James H. & Jonathan S. H.,) law- yers and notaries, office 101 e. Wash- ington.
Hughes Robert, (col.,) lab., res. 170 w. Georgia.
Hughes Samuel A., conductor, C. & I. C. R. R., bds. Bates House.
Hughes W. W., messenger, Adams Ex- press Co., 12 e. Washington, bds. 32 n. Pennsylvania.
Hughey William, gardener, res. 310 e. Louisiana.
Hughs Jerome, engineer, res. 337 S. Del- aware.
Hughs Missouri, (wid.) Leander, dress- maker, res. 27 n. Noble.
Hugo Charlotte, washerwoman, res. 79 n. Noble.
Hugo Henry, plasterer, res. 359 s. East. Hull Armstrong, planer, res. 748 n. Ten- nessee.
Hull Jennie, seamstress, T. H. Sharpe, 239 n. Pennsylvania.
Hull William, teamster, res. 725 n. Ten- nessee.
Hullman Spicie A., works 11 s. Meridian, res. Stringtown.
HUME, ADAMS & CO.,
(James M. H., Lafayette W. A. & Edgar .J Foster,) carpets, wall paper, and house furnishsng goods, 26 and 28 w. Washington.
Hume James M., (H., Adams & Co.,) 26 and 28 w. Washington, res. cor. Tennessee and Fourth.
Hume Jane E., inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Curvalon, Cass co., Ind.
Hume Thomas M., lab., res. 6 Pitt.
Humphrey Samuel, waiter, Rockwell's Dining Rooms, Louisiana, opposite Union depot, bds. same.
Humphrey Samuel C., journeyman cooper, res. 36 Douglas.
Humphreys Charles A., traveling agt., Stewart & Morgan, bds. Pyle House, n. Meridian.
Humphreys William W., deputy clerk, U. S. Circuit and District Courts, p. o. bldg .. bds. 126 n. Tennessee. Huncha Catharine, (wid.) Ernest, res. 218 s. East.
Hundram Lewis, shoe-maker, res. 385 s. Delaware.
HUNT A. L. & CO.,
(Aaron L. H. & George W. McCurdy,) auction and commission, 85 e. Wash- ington.
A LIFE INSURANCE CO.
WITH
$14,000,000 CAPITAL,
IS A GOOD SECURITY.
See statements, pages 74 and 154.
Hunt Aaron L., (A. L. H. & Co.,) 85 e. Washington, res. 294 n. Pennsylva- nia.
Hunt Albert, engineer, Indianapolis Ag- ricultural Works, res. 172 w. New York.
Hunt Asa, (H. & Wilson,) res. 74 Fort Wayne av.
Hunt Asa, res. 390 n. Delaware.
Hunt Charles, engineer, Indianapolis Agricultural Works, bds. 137 w. New York.
HUNT CHARLES C.,
cigars and tobacco, 61 e. Washing- ton, res. 366 s. Alabama. See card, another page.
Hunt David B., Universal Life Insurance agt., res. 50 w. New York.
Hunt E. W., printer, book and job room, Journal office, res. 165 n. Mississippi. Hunt Julia A. Mrs., (wid.) Dr. D. P., res. 30 Circle.
Hunt Mary Mrs., (wid.) John, res. 520 s Illinois.
Hunt P. G. C., dentist, office 76} e. Mar- ket, res. 172 n. Delaware.
Hunt R. E., student, commercial college, bds. 243 w. Washington.
Hunt William, lab., res. 272 e. Louisiana. Hunt & Wilson, (Asa H. & Joseph C. W.,) flour and feed, 17 and 19 Massachu- setts av.
Hunter James, whitewasher, res. 218 n. Missouri.
Hunter Ralph, machinist, res. 295 In- diana av.
Hunter Thomas, boots and shoes, 5 w. Washington, res. 79 California.
Hunting Edward B., salesman, 108 s. Meridian, bds. Spencer House, s. Il- linois.
Huntington James N., journeyman car- penter, res. 476 n. Mississippi.
Huntington Noble, carpenter, 44 Ken- tucky av., res. cor. Mississippi and Walnut.
Hupp Albert P., painter, Cabinet-Makers' Union, res. 163 e. New York.
Hupt Robert, notion dealer, 151} e. Wash- ington, res. 17 Chatham.
Hurley Francis, hackman, res. 132 Ma- ple.
See statement relative to the Singer Sewing Machine, page vi.
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ST. JAMES HOTEL,
CINCINNATI, OHIO,
A Fine Hotel Kept in Good Shape.
TRY IT.
HURRLE IGNATIUS.
merchant tailor, 168 e. Washington. Hurst David, bell boy, Bates House.
Hurst Harman, tailor, res. 317 s. Penn- sylvania.
Hurt Albert, lab., res. 150 Winston.
Hurt John M., paper-hanger, Roll & Smith, rooms Vinton's blk., cor. Me . ridian and Pearl.
Huseman Ernest F., oil-maker, 124 s. Delaware, res. 31 Biddle.
Hussey Edward, lab., res. 356 s. West. Hust George C., meat shop, 554 e. Wash- ington, res. same.
Huste Hiram S., tanner, res. 255 e. Mc- Carty.
Huston Cephas B., salesman, D. Root & Co., res. 77 St. Joseph.
Hutchins Emma C., (wid.) John, res. 323 s. East.
Hutchins Henry H., book-keeper, J. K. Sharp, 49 s. Delaware, res. e. Market, beyond city limits.
Hutchinson Anna Miss, dress-maker, 40 w. Maryland, res. same.
HUTCHINSON CHARLES P., printer, 16} e. Washington, res. 289 n. New Jersey.
Hutchinson David, locomotive engineer, res. 258 s. Alabama.
Hutchinson E. B., clerk, office general supt. C. & I. C. R. R., bds. 44 s. Ten- nessee.
Hutchison William, machinist, Bellefon- taine car shop, res. 483 Massachu- setts av.
Hutton Edward L. & Co., (E. L. H. & ,) groceries and provisions, 94 n. Illinois.
Hutton Edward L., (H. & Co.,) res. 487 n. Illinois.
Hutton Eliza Jane, (wid.) William, seam- stress, res. 655 n. Tennessee.
Hutton George, carpenter, res. 187 Dougherty.
Hutton Isabel, (wid. ) Thomas H., res. 487 n. Illinois.
Hutton John, conductor, Street Ry., bds. Neiman House.
Hyatt John, bar-tender, 14 e. Washing- ton, bds. same.
Hyatt Samuel, teamster, res. 105 Ash.
Hyde Nathaniel A., (Rev.,) pastor Con- gregational Church, bds. A. B. Wil- lard, n. w. cor. Alabama and New York.
Hyde William, (H. & Cottingham,) res. 300 e. Market.
Hyland James, brick-layer, res. 730 n. Illinois.
Hyland Michael, builder, res. 673 n. Il- linois.
Hymam Helena, stamping and dress- making, 66 n. Pennsylvania, res. same.
Hyman Henry, liquor dealer, 41 s. Dela- ware, res. 18 s. Mississippi.
Hyme William H., moulder, res. 257 Co- burn.
DLER CLINTON, master mechanic, T. H. & I. R. R. shop, res. 171 w. South. Igoe Martin, attorney at law, res. 34 Lock- erbie.
ILIFF CHARLES E.,
salesman, 16 e. Washington, bds. 79 n. Alabama.
Iliff James A., (R. W. I. & Son,) 20 w. Louisiana, res. 187 w. South.
Iliff Lewis, salesman, 33 e. Washington, res. 79 n. Alabama.
Iliff Richard W., (R. W. & Son,) 20 w. Louisiana, res. 79 n. Alabama.
Iliff R. W. & Son, ( Richard W. & James A. I.,) fruits and groceries, 20 w. Louisiana.
Imille Max, house and sign painter, res. 143 s. New Jersey.
Ince Mary Ann, (wid.) Joseph, washer- woman, res. 228 Massachusetts av. Indeant John, (col.,) white washer, res. 182 Douglas alley.
INDIANA BANKING CO.,
(F. A. W. Davis, Willis S. Webb, John L. Ketcham, W. W. Woolen, Samuel C. Vance, John P. Banta and William Needham,) bankers, 28 e. Washington.
INDIANA DIRECTORY PUB- LISHING OFFICE, 163 e. Washing- ton, LOGAN & CO., publishers. See card opp. introductory.
INDIANA FEMALE COL- LEGE, Meridian, cor. New York, W. H. DeMotte, principal.
INDIANA FIRE INSURANCE CO., room 5 Odd Fellows Hall, n. e. cor. Washington and Pennsylvania.
INDIANA HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE, National rd., w. of city limits.
INDIANA INSTITUTE FOR EDUCATING THE DEAF AND DUMB, National rd., e. city limits.
The Good Templar is the only Temperance Paper
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INDIANA INSTITUTE FOR THE EDUCATION OF THE BLIND, North, bet. Meridian and Pennsyl- vania.
Indiana Military Agency, w. Market, opp. State House.
Indiana National Bank, n. e. cor. Wash- ington and Meridian, George Tousey, prest., D. M. Taylor, cashier.
Indiana School Journal, 13 w. Maryland, Prof. George W. Hoss, editor, John J. Parsons, publisher.
Indiana State Law Library, room 2 Gal- lup's blk., cor. Tennessee and Mar- ket.
INDIANA STATE OFFICES,
s. w. cor. Washington and Tennessee. Indiana State Sanitary Rooms, w. Mar- ket, opp. State House.
Indiana Transfer Co., W. H. Parmelee, supt., 40 e. Maryland.
INDIANA VOLKSBLATT,
Julius Botticher, editor and propr., office 164 e. Washington.
Indiana & Illinois R. R. Co., office 26 s. Meridian, up-stairs, W. A. Morrison, secy.
INDIANAPOLIS BRANCH BANK OF THE STATE, 2 e. Wash- ington, George Tousey, prest., D. M. Taylor, cashier.
INDIANAPOLIS BRANCH BANKING CO., Fletcher & Sharpe, proprs., 49 e. Washington, cor. Penn- sylvania.
INDIANAPOLIS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Vinton's blk., opp. p. o.
INDIANAPOLIS, CINCIN- NATI & LAFAYETTE FREIGHT DEPOT AND OFFICES, s. Delaware, cor. Louisiana, shops e. Louisiana, on corporation line.
INDIANAPOLIS COAL AND MINING CO., N. Carpenter, prest., 19 Circle.
Indianapolis Female Bible Society, office at Todd, Carmichael & Williams, Glenns' blk.
Indianapolis Female Institute, n. e. cor. Pennsylvania and Michigan.
Indianapolis Gas Light and Coke Com- pany Works, s. Pennsylvania, cor. Louisiana, office Ray's blk.
INDIANAPOLIS HERALD, Daily and Weekly Herald Co., pub- lishers and proprs., Lafe Develin, editor, Herald bldg., 163 e. Wash- ington.
INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, Daily and Weekly, Douglass & Con- ner, proprs. and publishers, Journal Building, e. Market, cor. Cirle.
LAUNDRY, J. L. SPAULDING, Proprietor,
No. 22 South New Jersey Street.
[See card, page 2.
INDIANAPOLIS INS. CO., Company's bldg., cor. Virginia av. and Pennsylvania.
Indianapolis Mission Sunday School Chapel, s. w. cor. Union and Mer- rill.
INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK, n. e. cor. Washington and Pennsylvania, Odd Fellows Hall.
INDIANAPOLIS ROLLING MILL, s. w. cor. Tennessee and Mer- rill.
Indianapolis Tobacco Works, 87 e. South, James Cahill, propr.
INDIANAPOLIS WAGON and AGRICULTURAL WORKS, 172 s. Tennessee.
Ingal Jacob, blacksmith, bds. 188 s. Me- ridian.
Ingersal Charles, foreman, Trayser, Rob- inson & Co., 161 e. Washington, bds. Ray House.
Ingersoll Frank, turner, Spiegel, Thoms & Co., res. 269 Virginia av.
Ingersoll Mary Miss, teacher, eighth ward school, bds. 261 Virginia av.
Ingersoll Selma Miss, teacher, eighth ward school, bds. 261 Virginia av. Ingis H., tailor, res. 270 s. Delaware.
Ingles Alexander, machinist, res. n. e. cor. Greer and McCarty.
Ingles John, coppersmith, bds. n. e. cor. McCarty and Greer.
Ingleheart William, boot-maker, res. 315 e. Ohio.
Ingram J. Laine, notary public and stu- dent at law, Yohn's blk., cor. Wash- . ington and Meridian, bds. 198 s. Illinois.
Ingraham C. B., propr. Runnion's Fine Art Gallery, 323 e. Washington, res. same.
Ingraham C. B. Mrs., artist, Runnion's Art Gallery, 32} e. Washington, res. same.
Ingraham Jonn P. T., (Rev.,) rector, Christ's Church, res. 65 Circle.
Irach Joseph, stone-cutter, 182 Madison av.
Iratz Thomas, painter, bds. Union House. Ireland William H., stair builder, bds. 50 Ellsworth.
In Indiana, and is the organ of the I. O. G. T. See page 98.
See Reyer & Thoms' Card on front cover.
REYER & THOMS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Saddles, Harness, Horse-Collars, Whips, &c.
JOBBERS AND RETAILERS OF
SADDLERY HARDWARE, HARNESS TRIMMINGS, AND LIVERY FURNISHING GOODS,
No. 109 EAST WASHINGTON STREET, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
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Irick Adam, gas-fitter, bds. Ray House. Irick Morris C., clerk, Brouse & Irick, bds. 326 n. New Jersey.
Irick William, brick-mason, res. 326 n. New Jersey.
Irick William, pressman, Indianapolis Journal Co., bds. 394 n. Delaware. Irick William C., (Brouse & I., ) res. 326 n. New Jersey.
Irish George, bar-tender, Circle Restau- rant, bds. same.
Irons Catharine, (wid.) Stephen, res. 193 w. Maryland.
Irons Harry T., book-binder, W. & J. Braden, res. 119 w. Maryland.
Irvin Benjamin, lab., res. National rd., w. of White river bridge.
Irvin Francis, teamster, bds. 147 e. McCarty.
Irving A. B., (Trayser, Robinson & Co.,) 159 and 161 e. Washington, res. 131 n. Delaware.
Irving C. L., (Trayser, Robinson & Co., ) 159 and 161 e. Washington, bds. Lit- tle's Hotel.
Irving J. R., traveling agt., Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines, 12 n. Pennsylvania, res. 71 Jackson.
Irvin Roll C., printer, Downey & Brouse, bds. 36 n. Delaware.
Isensee Albert, bell-hanger and lock- smith, 60 n. Pennsylvania, res. 72 California.
Isgrigg & Brackin, lumber dealers, 180 w. Market.
Isgrigg James A., (I. & Brackin,) lum- ber yard, res. 413 w. New York.
ISKE WILLIAM,
propr. Lion Gradens, 1 Madison av., res. same. See card.
Iske William, delivery boy, John Wood- bridge & Co., 16 w. Washington.
& Ittenbach Frank, (Smith, Ittenbach Co., ) bds. 140 Madison av.
Ittenbach Gerard, (Smith, Ittenbach & Co.,) res. 140 Madison av. Ivory Peter, teamster, res. 54 Oak.
J TACK CHARLES, engineer, paper mill, foot of Maryland, bds. 302 w. Mary- land.
Jack Matthew W., sen., boarding house, 74 n. Pennsylvania.
Jack Matthew W., jr., student, Purdy's Commercial College, bds. 74 n. Pennsylvania.
Jackson Allen Mrs., bds. Palmer House. Jackson Andrew, driver, Street Ry., res. 114 Huron.
Jackson Bert., (col.,) white-washer, res. 263 West.
Jackson Rebecca, servant, Joseph Wert.
CAPITAL SALOON AND RESTAURANT,
A Popular and Well Regulated Establishment,
14 East Washington Street.
Jackson Elizabeth M., (wid.) Charles, res. 88 s. Noble.
Jackson George, conductor, Street Ry., res. 315 Virginia av.
Jackson James, section boss, Jefferson- ville R. R., res. 241 Union.
Jackson John, clerk, Vancamp, Jackson & Co., res. 223 w. Ohio.
Jackson Julia, (col.,) washerwoman, res. 79 s. Missouri.
Jackson Morris, (col.,) lab., res. 193 Hu- ron.
Jackson Thomas, currier, Mooney & Co., res. cor. alley and Tennessee, bet. Georgia and Maryland.
Jackson Thomas, (Vancamp, J. & Co.,) res. 223 w. Ohio.
Jackson Willis, (col.,) hod-carrier, res. 251 e. St. Clair.
Jackson William, slate roofer, res. 186 n. Davidson.
JACKSON WM. N.,
ticket agt., Union depot, bds. 18 w. Georgia.
Jackson Charles P., (Barbour & J.,) res. 17} Virginia av.
Jacobs Francis, bar-kecper, Old Domin- ion, res. 145 s. New Jersey.
Jacobs Fred., butcher, 369 s. Delaware, res. same.
Jacobs Joseph, (Williams, J. & Co.,) res. 156 n. East.
Jacobs Milton C., bar-tender, 24 w. Pearl, bds. 145 s. New Jersey.
JACOBS VALENTINE,
saloon-keeper, 33 Kentucky av., res. 145 s. New Jersey.
Jacoby David R., boarding house, 35 w. Georgia.
James Catharine, waiter, dining room, Ray House.
James Cox, teamster, res. 465 Virginia av.
James Dwyer, lab., bds. 439 Virginia av. James Francis, ( col., ) lab., res. 79 Anne. James Elisabeth, waiter, dining room, Ray House.
James John, messenger, Adjutants Gen- eral's office, bds. n. Davidson, cor. New York.
James John, (col.,) barber, Spencer House, bds. Wiles House.
See statement Economical Mutual Life Insurance Company, on page 82.
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A NUMBER ONE
Boot and Shoe Store
Glenns' Block.
D. H. CHASE, - - Proprietor.
James Michael C., salesman, New York Store, bds. 120 n. Mississippi.
James Sedwick, clerk, 129 s. Meridian, res. 6 Willard.
James Seth C., marble-worker, 64 Vir ginia av., res. 180 Virginia av.
James T. S. & Co., (Thomas S. J., Felix M. Gallihue and Joseph Quarmby,) marble-workers, 136 s. Meridian.
James Thomas S., (T. S. James & Co., ) bds Ray House.
Jameson Alexander C., secy. Indianapo- lis Insurance Co., res. 365 n. Penn- sylvania.
Jameson & Funkhouser, (P. H. J. & D. F.) physicians and surgeons, 19 s. Meridian.
Jameson Love H., pastor Campbelites Church, res. 139 W. South.
Jameson Patrick H., (J. & Funkhouser,) physician, res. 249 n. Alabama.
Jameson Frank, (col.,) porter, Palmer House, bds. same.
Jameson Richard, boarding house, opp. Insane Asylum.
Janeway Arthur, miller, Capital Mills, n. e. cor. Market and Canal, res. 312 w. Washington.
Janeway John, pattern-maker, 24 e. Georgia, bds. same.
Jarrell Fanny E., dress and cloak-mak- ing, 36 n. Illinois, res. 148 Indiana av.
Jasper Fred, res. 323 Virginia av.
Jasper Hermann, lab., res. 493 Rosette. Jefferson House, s. w. cor. South and Pennsylvania, John H. Gruenert, propr.
JEFFERSONVILLE, MADI-
SON & INIANAPOLIS Freight De- pot and Offices, South, bet. Pennsyl- vania and Delaware. See card in R. R. department.
Jehrling John E., cleaning and repair- ing, 44 Virginia av., res. same.
Jemison John, harness-maker shop, s. w. cor. South and East, res. 55 Bates. Jencks George W., engineer, C. & I. C. R. R., res. 77 Bates.
Jennison Alexander F., (George M. & Alex. F. J.,) 243 e. Washington, res. 19 w. Ohio.
Jennison George M. & Co., (George M. J. & Alex. F. J.,) watches, jewelry, silverware and watch-maker's tools, 243 e. Washington, res. 19 w. Ohio. Jennison Henry, salesman, 31 w. Wash- ington, res. 19 w. Ohio.
Jenkins Abednigo W., grocer, 14 n. Del- aware, res. 75 Massachusetts av.
Jenkins Dennis H., R. R. messenger, res. 248 s. Alabama.
Jenkins Ebenezer, painter, 68 e. Ohio, res. 70 e. Ohio.
Jenkins George W., clerk, 14 n. Dela- ware, res. 355 n. East.
Jenkins Isabella Miss, res. 193 w. South. Jenkins Jesse W., painter, bds. 70 e. Ohio.
Jenkins John, res. 294 e. Market.
Jenkins John R., painter, bds 70 e. Ohio. Jenkins Lyman, engineer, res. 248 s. Alabama.
Jenkins Robert, (col.,) teamster, res. 228 w. Vermont.
Jenks Susan E., inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. New Manchester, Wa- bash co., Ind.
Jenks William H., inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. New Manchester, Wabash co., Ind.
Jennings Abel, (J., Lambert & Baxter,) Kentucky av. opp. Cemetery, res. Wabash, Ind.
Jennings George, switchman, J., M. & I. R. R., res. 147 e. McCarty.
Jennings John, stone-cutter, res. 94 s. Meridian.
Jennings John, (Cochran, J. & Heim,) res. n. side w. Washington, bet. Tennessee and Mississippi.
Jennings, Lambert & Baxter, (Abel J., M. L. & Samuel S. B.,) saw and planing mill, Kentucky av. opp. Cemetery.
Jennings Patrick, teacher, res. 248 n. Davidson.
JENNINGS PRESLEY,
butcher, with J. Ludlow, res. 78 n. Pennsylvania.
Jennings William, foreman, Munson & Johnston, res. 277 w. Michigan.
enson Amelia, servant, A. D. Wood. Jenson Peter, apprentice with Smith- meyer & Enos, room 4 Vinton's blk, res. 302 s. West.
Jewish Synagogue, s. side e. Market, bet. East and New Jersey. Jillson Melvin, clerk Bellefontaine Freight Depot, bds. n. e. cor. South and New Jersey.
Joachimi Julius A., cigar-maker, 35 w. Washington, res. 26 Biddle.
Joachimi August, candle-maker, 26 Bid- dle, res. same.
See Card of the best Mill-Wright in Indiana, on page 134.
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John Louisa, inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Westfield, Hamilton co., Ind.
Johns Charles, market-master, res. 273 n. Mississippi.
Johns Norvetta, inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Bluffton, Wells co., Ind.
Johns Samuel, res. 118 n. Liberty.
Johnson Aaron, huckster, res. 45 Jones. Johnson Adelaid, inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Laporte, Laporte co., Ind.
Johnson Alexander T., journeyman car- penter, res. 394 n. West.
Johnson Alexander W., carpenter, res. 52 Fletcher's av.
Johnson Benjamin, lab., res. 82 e. South. Johnson Benjamin, hack-driver, res. 331 Blake.
Johnson Benjamin F., lab., res. 524 n. Mississippi.
Johnson Berry N., salesman, 112 s. Me- ridian, bds. Sherman House.
Johnson Candice F., inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Kendallville, Noble co., Ind.
Johnson Charles, fish dealer, 26 w. Pearl bds. 115 w. New York.
Johnson Charles, student, res. 103 w. South.
Johnson Cynthia A., res. 434 w. North. Johnson & Co., (John W. J. & James C.
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Death, ) com. mer., 23 w. Maryland.
Johnson Eliza Mrs., (wid.) John H., res. 236 s. Alabama.
Johnson Elizabeth, (wid.) John, res. 167 w. Maryland.
Johnson Elizabeth, inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Delectable Hill, Pike co., Ind.
Johnson Edmund C., farmer, res. 341 s. Meridian.
Johnson Edward, (col.,) blacksmith, res. 182 Huron.
Johnson Elijah, clerk, res. 223 w. South. Johnson George H., salesman, res. 370 s. Alabama.
Johnson George W., clerk, p. o., bds. Pyle House.
Johnson Helen, dress-maker, 50 s. Illi- nois, res. 25 Indiana av.
Johnson Isaac B., capitalist, res. 246 e. Washington, up stairs.
Johnson James, journeyman carpenter, res. 394 n. West.
Johnson James, clerk, 50 Virginia av., bds. 64 Delaware.
Johnson James A., (J. & Morrow,) car- penters, 32 n. Illinois, bds. 67 Indi- ana av.
Johnson James B., carpenter, Flowers & Co., bds. cor. West and Georgia.
DRUGGISTS' AND
APOTHECARIES' HALL
Nos, 7 and 9 East Washington Street,
INDIANAPOLIS.
Johnson Jerome, (col.,) barber, res. e. side n. Mississippi, bet. First and Second.
Johnson John, tailor, 19 w. Washington, res. 311 Massachusetts av.
Johnson John, (col.,) barber, 325 e. Washington, res. same.
Johnson John carriage-maker, res. 223 w. South.
Johnson John, carpenter, res. 120 e. New York.
Johnson John, (col.,) barber shop, 57 n. Noble, res. alley, bet. Virginia av. and Pennsylvania.
Johnson John S., carpenter, res. 309 s. Meridian.
Johnson John W., book-keeper, res. 75 e. Pratt.
Johnson M. E. Mrs., (Pattison & J.,) res. 58 Massachusetts av.
Johnson Murray L., inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Kendallville, No- ble co., Ind.
Johnson & Morrow, (James A. J. & Thomas M.,) carpenter and job shop, 32 n. Illinois.
Johnson Philip A., carpenter, res. Morris, bet. Delaware and Alabama.
Johnson Riley, inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Washington, Daviess co., Ind.
Johnson Robert, clerk, 26 w. Pearl, bds. 115 w. New York.
Johnson Sarah, seamstress, John Knight, 304 n. Delaware.
Johnson S. L., compositor, Herald Office, bds. 93 s. Noble.
Johnson Thomas, lab., res. 175 s. Lou- isiana.
Johnson T. Edward, lawyer and notary public, room 10 Blackford's blk., e. Washington, cor. Meridian, res. 474 n. Pennsylvania.
Johnson Thomas E., (Hamlin & J.,) office n. w. cor. Washington and Illinois, res. 96 w. First.
Johnson Wesley S., moulder, Root's foun- dry, res. 218 s. Delaware.
Johnson William, carpenter, 46 Huron. Johnson William, res. 328 Blake.
Johnson William, hack-driver, res. 236 Blake.
Read Louis Siersdorfer's Card, page 130.
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SAML. TAG CANT
Stationary Flour Packer. No. 1 .- PRICE $200. Capacity, 60 to 80 bbls. per hour-40 to 80 revolutions.
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Portable Conical Roller Flour Packer, Single, $90. Capacity, 3 to 4 bbls. per hour-12 to 18 revolutions.
Portable Flour-Packer, No. 2. Price $200.
Capacity, 15 to 20 bbls. per hour-80 to 100 revolutions.
SAMUEL TAGGART, MILL-WRIGHT
Manufacturer of all kinds of Flour-Packers
And Flouring Mills, complete. Also, Corn Meal Bolts, Wheat and Ruckwheat Flour Bolts; keeps DuFour & Co.'s Celebrated Dutch Anchor Brand
BOLTING CLOTH
And Mill Furnishings, Generally.
Agents for American Turbine Water Wheel.
Office, 132 South Pennsylvania Street, opposite Sinker's Foundry. [: Residence, 118 North Mississippi Street,
Indianapolis, Indiana.
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Johnson William, (col.,) lab., res: 160 Douglas alley.
Johnson William, carpenter, n. w. cor. Meridian and Race.
Johnson William G., salesman, 68 e. Washington, res. 74 e. North.
Johnson William G., clerk, J. Furnas & Co., res. 136 e. St. Joseph.
Johnson W. Fletcher, journeyman car- penter, res. 167 e. St. Joseph.
Johnson William S., tailor, res. 180 n. New Jersey.
Johnson William W., printer, Journal office, res. 236 e. Vermont.
Johnston John F., dentist, Morrison's Opera Hall, 2d floor, s. Meridian, res. e. s. n. Pennsylvania, cor. King. Johnston John M., lawyer, res. 320 n. Alabama.
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