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Cosgriff Sarah, servant, 57 w. Maryland. Cosler David, journeyman carpenter, res. 195 Davidson.
Costello John, machinist, Sinker & Co. Costello John, clerk, res. 67 e. South.
Costello John, shoe-maker, 25 w. Wash- ington, res, South, opp Madison depot.
COSTIGAN F. & BRO.,
(Frank & Theodore J. C.,) props. Oriental House, Illinois, two squares n. Union Depot.
Costigan Frank, (F. C. & Bro.,) Oriental House, s. Illinois.
Costigan Theodore J., (F. C. & Bro.,) Oriental House, s. Illinois.
Cottle Kimble H., clerk, Indiana Fire In- surance Co., bds. 72 e. Ohio.
Cottingham Sidney D., (Hyde & C.,) res. 336 n. Noble.
Cottman David F., student, commercial college, bds. 496 Virginia av.
Cottman John, farmer, res. 496 Virginia av.
Cottrell & Knight, (Thomas C. & John K.,) tinners' stock, tools and ma- chines, 108 s. Delaware.
Cottrell Thomas, (C. & Knight,) 108 s. Delaware, res. 102 s. New Jersey.
Couch Walter R., student, North-Western Christian University, res. 395 Mas- sachusetts av.
Coughren, Jennings & Heim, (Josiah C., John J. & John H.,) flour, feed, seeds and grain, 149 e. Washington, cor. Alabama.
Coughren Josiah, (C., Jennings & Heim,) res. Traders Point, Marion co., Ind.
Coughlen Frank W., clerk, Merritt & Coughlen, res. 282 w. New York. Coughlen William, (Merritt & C.,) woolen factors and dealers, res. 282 w. New York.
Coulter Archibald, res. 256 s. Delaware. Coulter James, (C. & White,) res. 305 Virginia av.
Coulter & White, (James C. & Charles H. W.,) gas fitters and plumbers, 82 e. Market.
Coulter John, rail straightener, rolling mill, res. 405 s. Meridian.
Coulter William, teamster, res. 256 s. Delaware.
Coulon Charles G., clerk, 115 e. Washing- ton, bds. Arsenal av., near city limits.
MCCREERY & FAY, HOUSE-KEEPERS' EMPORIUM,
56 and 58 East Washington Street.
A FULL LINE OF EVERYTHING.
See pages 38 and 150.
Coulon Charles, justice of the peace and claim agt., 115 e. Washington, res. Arsenal av., near city limits.
COUNTY AUDITOR'S OFFICE n. Delaware, bet. Washington and Market, Jacob K. Wright, auditor. COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE, n. Delaware, bet. Washington and Market, William C. Smock, clerk. County Jail, Court House Square. COUNTY RECORDER'S OF- FICE, n. Delaware, bet. Washington and Market, William J. Elliott, re- corder.
COUNTY TREASURER'S OF- FICE, at county office bldg., n. Del- aware, George F. Meyer, treas.
COURT HOUSE,
Marion co., e. Washington, bet. Del- aware and Alabama, four squares e. of State House.
Courtney Cornelius, lab., res. 534 e. Georgia.
Courtney William, hack-driver, res. 315 Blake.
Covaulk Erastus J., salesman, 36 s. Me- ridian, bds. Bates House.
Cover Isaac, brick-maker, res. 120 s. Noble.
Covert William T., finisher, last factory, res. 443 s. Illinois.
Covour Catharine, (wid.) Daniel, res. 120 s. Noble.
Cowan Alexander, wood-sawyer, res. 300 e. St. Clair.
Cowan Robert B., salesman, Geisendorff & Co., bds. Oriental House.
Cowen Harriet, (wid.) William, res. 5 Catharine.
Cowgill Stephen, wood-hauler, res. 390 Virginia av.
Cowsler James W., (col.,) lab., 146 s. Pennsylvania, res. Elm.
Cox Albert W., traveling agt., res. 174 e. Walnut.
Cox Charles, stoves and tinware, 76 w. Washington, res. 71 s. Meridian.
Cox Charles H., book-keeper, 76 w. Wash- ington, bds. s. Mississippi.
Cox Albert G., clerk, Erie Transportation Co., office 94 Virginia av., bds. 69 s. Meridian.
See McCreery & Fay's card, page 38.
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THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR WOOL,
AT No. 68 EAST WASHINGTON ST.
See page 42.
Cox David, tinner, 72 w. Washington, bds. 71 s. Meridian.
Cox Edward, finisher, Merritt & Cough- len, res. 329 w. Market.
Cox Edwin, engineer, Merritt & Cough- len, res. 1 w. Market.
Cox Henry C., builder, 224 w. Washing- ton, res. same.
Cox Jacob, artist, Ray's bldg., 26} w. Washington, res. 69 Meridian.
Cox James B., teamster, res. Mayhew, near Michigan road.
Cox Joseph, machinist, Flowers & Co., res. 12 n. California.
Cox Milton, (Sanders & Co.,) 58 s. Merid- ian, res. 160 n. East.
Cox Thomas T., sheet-iron works, res. 308 e. Louisiana.
Cox William, shoe-maker, res. 342 n. West.
Cox W. A., (Ryan & C., ) 216 e. Wash- ington.
Cox William A., painter, 13 n. Meridian, res. 230 e. Washington.
Cox William C., (Tomlinson & C.,) 18 e. Washington, res. 30 w. St. Clair.
Coyner John V., bds. 449 e. St. Clair.
Coyner Martin L., contractor, res. 446 e. St. Clair.
Coyner M. L., axman, for city engineer, Glens blk., bds. 490 n. Pennsylva- nia.
COZAD JUSTUS L.,
general supt. Bellefontaine R. R., office 53 s. Alabama, res. 280 Massa- chusetts av.
Crabb Charles, lab., 146 Pennsylvania, bds. 139 Virginia av.
Crabb James W., lab., res. National road, near White river bridge.
Craft Anna, saleswoman, 95 e. Washing- ton, res. 195 Rosette.
Craft John, book-keeper, bds. 496 n. Tennessee.
Craft Mariah M., res. 496 n. Tennessee. Craft Richard D., machinist, bds. 496 n. Tennessee.
Craft Smith, blacksmith, 231 w. Wash- ington, res. 286 Indiana av.
CRAFT WILLIAM H.
(Phipps & C.,) 2 Odd Fellows Hall, e. Washington, res. 163 n. Alabama.
Craft R., machinist, Sinker & Co. Craft W. G., salesman, Geisendorff & Co., bds. 496 n. Tennessee.
Crafthafer Henry, lab., res. 497 Rosette. Crahan Patrick, lab., res. 60 s. Alabama. Crahen Patrick, lab., res. 280 s. Mis- souri.
Crahen Mathew, lab., res. 67 e. South.
Craig Alexander, clerk, 2 Morrison's blk., res. 128 n. Illinois.
Craig Mary A. Miss, bds. 52 s. Pennsyl- vania.
Craig William, miller, Broad Ripple, res. 476 n. East.
Craig William R., book-keeper, Alford, Talbott & Co., res. 66 Fletcher's av. Crail Sylvester, expressman, res. 321 e. North.
Crail Sylvester B., works 99 s. Delaware, res. 231 e. North.
Crain John L., harness-maker, Reyer & Thoms, 109 e. Washington.
Cramer Andrew, shoe-maker, res. 189 n. Liberty.
Cranaman Charles, hostler, Ray House, . bds. same.
Crane Alexander G., ( Condit, C. & Con- dit,) 31 s. Illinois, res. three miles w. city, on Crawfordsville road.
Crane Daniel, blacksmith, Indianapolis Agricultural Works, bds. Wiles House.
Crane Dennis porter, Sherman House, res. 6 Henry.
Crane George, blacksmith, Indianapolis Agricultural Works, res. State, bet. Tennessee and Mississippi.
Crane James, photographer res. 149 w. South.
Crane John, hooker, rolling mill, bds. n. e. cor. South and Mississippi.
Crane Peter, engineer, Bellefontaine R. R., res. terminus Massachusetts av. Crane William H., blacksmith, Indiana- polis Agricultural Works, bds. Wiles House.
Crapo Roland P., picture frames, ambro- type and photographic stock, 46 n. Pennsylvania, res. same.
Craven John, lab., 6 Greer.
Cravien John, rail pusher, rolling mill, res. Green, bet. Mississippi and n. West.
Crawford Eli, moulder, res. 10 School.
Crawford Nathan, traveling agt., marble house, 120 s. Illinois, res. 78 s. Illi- nois.
Credlebaugh Harriet E., teacher, artistic painting, 325 e. Washington, res. same Creeden Jeremiah, works City Gas Works, bds. 232 Madison av.
Creden Margaret, servant, 506 n. Dela- ware.
A new manner of Insurance on page 30.
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Cress John B., (Cress & Son,) res. 289 Virginia av.
Cress Valentine B., (Cress & Son,) res 289 Virginia av.
Crillman David, machinist, Bellefontaine car shop, res. 440 n. East.
Crintlear Herman, lab., res. s. Liberty. Croghan Henry, (col.,) porter, Fletcher's Bank, res. 181 Elm.
Crokright Charles, expressman, res. 295 Coburn.
Crone Albert, shoe-maker, 102 Kentucky av., res. 245 w. Sonth.
Crone Jacob, driver, Meikel's brewery, 215 n. Maryland, bds. same.
Cronin John, night watchman, Terre Haute freight house, res. 85 w. McCarty.
Cronin Michael, lab., T. H. & I. R. R., res. 244 s. Missouri.
Cronin Timothy, lab., res. 257 s. West. Cronin Timothy, lab., res. 253 s. West.
Croop Peter, saddler, res. 341 s. Penn- sylvania.
Cropper Edward, carpenter, res. 78 Fay- ette.
Cropper James H., patent right agent, res. 691 n. Tennessee.
Cropper Samuel, farmer, res. 68 e. Pratt. Cropsey James E., piano-maker, res. 359 n. Alabama.
Crosby John, boarding house-keeper, 311 s. Illinois.
Crosby Kate, servant, 519 n. Meridian. Crosby R. M., carpenter and stair buil- der, res. 48 Christian av.
Crosby Thomas B., saddler, J. C. Hereth & Bro., bds. Pattison House, n. Ala- bama.
Crosman Levi W., teacher, Quaker church, bds. 381 n. Delaware.
Cross Barnum, inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. Michigan City, Laport co., Ind.
Cross James R., (Finch & Co.,) meat- market, w. Washington, bds. cor. Maryland and Helen.
Crossland J. A.,(C., Maguire & Co.,) 62 s. Meridian, res. cor. Illinois and Pratt.
CROSSLAND, MAGUIRE & CO. (J. A. C., Douglass M., C. Hanna & J. M. Caldwell,) wholesale grocers, 52 s. Meridian.
Crouch John, mason, res. 42 Helen. Crouch John, huxter, res. 324 s. Merid- ian.
Crowley Daniel, lab., res. 345 s. Dela- ware.
Crowley James, picture dealer, res. 520 s. Illinois.
Crowley Thomas, lab., res. 50 Bicking. Crowley Timothy, lab., res. 40 Elizabeth.
GROVER & BAKER, SEWING MACHINES,
At No. 21 East Washington Street,
INDIANAPOLIS.
Crowley William, watchman, Lafayette freight depot, res. 376 n. Missouri. Crull David, carpenter, res. 22 Gregg. Crull Jacob R., stock dealer, res. 82 Massachusetts av.
Crull Rufus, lab., bds. Little's Hotel. Crull Theodore, journeyman carpenter, bds. 22 Gregg.
CRUSE JOHN P.,
contractor and builder, 322 e. Wash- ington, res. same.
Cuddington Alexander D., groceries, n. s. National road, res. same.
Culbert Patrick, lab., res. 347 s. Mis- souri.
Culley William, engineer, Byrkit & Sons, res. 71 Norwood.
Culver Eli E., res. 150 n. Tennessee. Cullum Eberle, printer, W. & J. Braden, res. 168 w. Michigan.
Cummings James, pump-maker, res. 234 s. Pennsylvania.
Cunningham D. A., salesman, New York Store, bds. Pyle House.
Cunningham Ellen, res. 226 s. Delaware. Cunningham F., restaurant, 59 n. Illi- nois, res. same.
Cunningham Frank, bds. Bates House. CUNNINGHAM J. B.,
civil engineer and surveyor, room 21, Talbott & New's blk., n. Penn- sylvania, res. 420 n. Pennsylvania. Cunningham Maria, Mrs., confectioner, 59 n. Illinois, res. same.
Cunningham William P., teamster, bds. 265 n. Mississippi.
Curran David, printer, book and job room, Journal office, res. Huron.
Curren Patrick, painter, 26 e. Georgia, res. 56 Huron.
Curren Patrick, wood dealer, 56 Huron. Curren John, lab., res. 171 Dougherty.
Currans Michael, lab., res. 491 e. Geor- gia.
Currans Michael, lab., res. 334 e. Geor- gia
Curley John, musician, res. 163 Stevens. Currlann Frederick, cabinet-maker, res. 145 s. Meridian.
Currlin Frederick, cabinet-maker, 195 e. Washington, res. Bluff road. Curry Joseph, teamster, bds. 141 Meek.
See Green's Drug Store and Soda Fountain, page 30.
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KILGORE & HELMS, DENTISTS.
OFFICE, MILLER'S BLOCK,
ONE SQUARE NORTH of the BATES HOUSE,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
J. C. BRINKMEYER.
C. KEMKER.
GEO. BRINKMEYER.
J. C. BRINKMEYER & CO. General Bonded Warehouse, No. 1,
DISTILLERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Pure Old Bourbon, Copper, Rye and Wheat Whiskies.
Having the largest general Bonded Warehouse in the State, we are enabled to sell at as low figures as any Honse East or West, either Free or in Bond.
No. 1 Alvord's Block, one Square North of Union Depot, Corner Georgia and Meridian Streets, Indianapolis, Indiana.
L. & J. KERN,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
26 Fort Wayne Avenue, bet. Walnut and North Streets.
SODA WATER OF ALL KINDS FOR SALE.
Delivered to any part of the City on Order,
Or to the COUNTRY, PROMPTLY, when ordered in person or by letter,
Addressed to L. & J. KERN, Indianapolis.
China, Glass and Queensware House. See page 42.
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Curry Allen W., inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum, res. New Albany, Floyd co., Ind.
Curry George, works U. S. arsenal, bds. 141 Meek.
Curry Hamilton, (col.,) hod carrer, res. 588 n. Mississippi.
Curry Robert Capt., supt. laborers, U. S. arsenal, res. 141 Meek.
CURTIS ANDREW,
justice, 85 e. Washington, res. 27 Ft. Wayne av.
Curtis Casper, last-maker, res. 127 e. McCarty.
Curtis Charles, engineer, fire department, No. 2, bds. e. New York, bet. Ala- bama and Delaware.
Curzon Joseph, architect, Journal bldg., res. 376 n. Illinois.
Cussick John, grocery, 75 s. West, res. same.
Cussen Garret, notion store, 158 Indiana av., res. same.
Custlon John, lab., Sinker & Co., res. 276 w. Maryland.
Cutsinger John, brakeman, res. 35 Bates. Cutsinger Samuel, (Wheat, Fletcher & Co.,) res. Edingburgh, Ind.
Cwick William, tailor, res. 111 n. Noble.
D ADE TOWNSDEN, (col.,) lab., res. 203 w. Noble.
Dacy Patrick, lab., res. 33 Maple.
Daerffel . Herman, bar-keeper, Peter
Deitz's saloon.
Daffee Thomas, moulder, bds. 227 s. Del- aware.
Daggett & Co., (William D. & George C. Webster,) manfs. of confectioneries, and wholesale dealers in canned fruits, oysters, etc., 32 s. Meridian. Daggett William, (D. & Co.,) 32 s. Merid- ian, res. 280 n. New Jersey.
Daglish John, salesman. Tyler's Bee Hive, w. Washington, bds. 74 e. Washington.
Dahlen Nero, tailor, res. over 173 e. Washington,
DAILEY MICHAEL,
clerk, Little's Hotel, s. e. cor. Wash- ington and New Jersey.
Daily Ann, washerwoman, res. 288 Rail- road.
Daily Harrison, (H. D. & Co.,) 41 s. Me- ridian, Morrison's Opera Hall, res. 175 e. Chio.
DAILY H. & CO.,
(Harrison D. & William Hasson,) wholesale druggists, 41 s. Meridian, Morrison's Opera Hall. See card, page 46.
Daily Eugene, lab., res. 246 s. West.
GOOD COMMON FURNITURE
Manufactured by the
CABINET-MAKERS' UNION
See the front fly-leaves.
Daily Bridget, waiter, Palmer House, res. same.
Dailey Jennie, ladies' boarding house, 36 s. New Jersey.
Dailey Jeremiah, lab., bds. 58 s. Dela- ware.
Dailey John, coach-painter, 20 e. Georgia, bds. 342 n. Winston.
Daily John E., student, commercial col- lege, bds. R. R. House
Daily Julia, waiter, Palmer House, bds. same.
Daily Mary M., (col.,) works 36 s. New Jersey.
Daily Michael, huckster, res. 65 e. South. Daily Patrick, lab., bds. 65 e. South. DAILY TELEGRAPH,
(German,) 17 w. Maryland.
Daily William, res. 343 Vincent.
Dain Providence, (wid.) Thomas, res. 114 e. St. Mary.
Dain Robert, paper-hanger, res. 423 n. New Jersey.
Dain Thomas M., pump-maker, res. 114 e. St. Mary.
Dale John, lab., res. 108 Meek.
Dale John, saloon, res. 325 w. Market.
Dale John, lab., res. 54 Hosbrook.
Dales William H., painter, bds. 171 Eddy. Dalton George, carriage-painter, foreman, Bremerman & Renner, res. 112 Elm. Dalton George W., carriage-painter, res. 234 Huron.
Dalton Joseph, machinist, Sinker & Co. Dalton Michael, lab., T. H. & I. R. R., res. 244 s. Missouri.
Dalton Thomas, lab., res. 214 Buchanan. Daly Kate, servant, J. S. Newman, 243 n. Pennsylvania.
Dame Jason, marble works, 69 e. Wash- ington, res. 287 s. New Jersey.
Damme Francis, carpenter, res. 327 s. East.
Dammear Charles, (Williams, Cook & Co.,) 249 e. Washington, res. 324 e. Georgia.
Dammes Frank, patern-maker, Sinker & Co.
Dammegan Andrew, groocer and produce dealer, cor. Oriental and Washing- ton, res. e. National rd.
Danahy Peter, lab., res. 273 s. Tennessee.
See National Livery and Sale Stable, page 62.
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A POLICY IS WORTH ITS FACE
IN THE
CINCINNATI HOME.
See page 34.
Dammegan Charles, grocer, cor. East and Washington, res. 310 e. Georgia.
Dana William, teamster, res. 215 David- son.
Dane Robert, paper-hanger, 101 e. Wash- ington, res. 425 n. New Jersey.
Danforth A. J., res. 432 n. Pennsylvania. Daniels Lewis H., carpenter and builder, res. 352 s. East.
Daniels Samuel P., agt. Buckhart & Langsdale, ice dealers, res. 109 s. New Jersey.
Danily Peter, truck man, American Ex- press office, Union Depot, res. 173 s. Tennessee.
Darby John, clerk, 89 Massachusetts av., res. s. end New Jersey.
Dardart William, lab., res. s. Michigan Road.
Dark Charles E., clerk, 49 e. Washington, res. s. e. cor. Walnut and Tennes- see.
Darns William, (col.,) barber, 50 e. Wash- ington, bds. Wiles House.
Darnell William, carpenter, U. S. arse- nal, res. 342 e. New York.
Darnell Thomas C., journeymay carpen- ter, res. 749 n. Illinois.
Darr George, lab., res. 82 Garden.
Darr William, bricklayer, res. 532 e. Georgia.
Darrow Benjamin C., salesman, 32 s. Me- ridian, res. 24 w. Michigan.
Dashields Benjamin, harness-maker, J. C. Hereth & Bro., bds. 79 n. Penn- sylvania.
Daubenspeck Nelson, capitalist, res. 139 n. Delaware.
Daugherty Elizabeth Miss, (Walker & D.,) 3 Odd Fellows Hall, res. n. e. cor. North and New Jersey.
Daumont Henry, (H. D. & Co.,) 15 w. Washington, res. 439 n. Pennsylva- nia.
DAUMONT H. & CO.,
(Henry D. & Wm. M. Wheatley,) clocks, looking-glasses and mould- ings, 15 w. Washington.
Daumont Peter A., watch-maker and jew- eler, 23 s. Meridian, res. same.
Daush Anthony, stone cutter, res. 264 Madison av.
Davenboch Jacob, journeyman carpenter, res. 135 Spring.
Davenport Thomas, saw-maker, res. 332 s. Delaware.
David George, checkman, Bellefontaine freight depot, res. 273 e. Market.
David R. J., salesman, New York store, res. cor. New York and Delaware.
David Thomas, butcher, res. 210 Union. David William, lab., res. 723 n. Illinois. Davidson George, carpenter, res. 188 Dougherty.
Davidson John, agt. Indianapolis Daily Journal, res. 170 Davidson.
Davis Abel E., (Baxter & D.,) res. 325 n. West.
Davis Allen H., switchman, Central R. R. yard, res. s. Michigan road.
Davis Alexander, (col.,) lab., res. 151 Elizabeth.
Davis Amos, (col.,) lab. 747 n. Tennessee. Davis Andrew J., secy. American Horse Insurance Co., office Vinton's blk., third floor, res. 76 n. Noble.
Davis Benjamin, road-master, Terre Haute R. R., res. s. w. cor. East and Louisiana.
Davis Benjamin, (Mann & D.,) res. 249 e. Louisiana.
Davis Catharine, servant, 32 s. Missis- sippi.
Davis Charles B., general insurance agt., room 6, Odd Fellows Hall, res. 139 Indiana av.
David Charles W., clerk, bds. 142 e. Ma- ryland.
DAVIS EDWIN A.,
lawyer and U. S. commissioner, and notary public, room 3 Talbott & New's blk., n. Pennsylvania, bds. Bates House.
Davis Edward, butcher, 71 e. Washing- ton. bds. 129 n. Pennsylvania.
Davis Ellen, servant, 95 n. Meridian.
Davis F. A. W., (Indiana Banking Co.,) 28 e. Washington, res. s. w. cor. Merrill and New Jersey.
Davis Flemming, boiler-maker, Eagle Machine Works, res. 118 Forest av. Davis George, watch-maker and jeweler, 37 w. Washington, res. 40 California. Davis George, carpenter, res. 118 Dough- erty.
Davis George, (col.,) lab., res. w. s. n. Missouri, bet. Vermont and New York.
Davis Gilbert W., traveling agt., Flor- ence Sewing Machine, 27 n. Penn- sylvania, res. 76 n. New Jersey.
DAVIS G. M.,
(col.,) blacksmith, cor. Pitt and In- diana av., res. 257 n. West.
Davis Henry, cooper, res. 383 s. Illinois.
Quaker Dry Goods Store. See page 42.
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Davis Halden, coach-trimmer, res. 380 n. Deleware.
Davis Harvey D., meat-market, 71 e. Washington, bds. 129 n. Pennsyl- vania.
Davis Horace, machinist, Singer Manf. Co., 16 n. Delaware, bds. 139 Indi- ana av.
Davis Isaac, (I. D. & Co.,) 11 w. Wash- ington, bds. Bates House.
Davis Isaac & Co., (Isaac D. & Berry Self,) hats, caps and furs, 11 w. Washing- ton.
Davis James E., (D. & Son,) 239 e. Wash- ington, res. 299 n. Liberty.
Davis James E. & Son, (J. E. D. & John R. D.,) boots and shoes, 239 e. Wash- ington.
Davis John, operator, 22 and 23 Circle, bds. 150 w. New York.
Davis John, farmer, res. 96 Green.
Davis John M., engineer, Bellefontaine R. R., res. 142 e. Maryland.
Davis John R., (D. & Son,) 229 e. Wash- ington, res. 299 n. Liberty.
DAVIS JOSEPH W.,
steam gas fitting and brass foundry, 110 s. Delaware, res. 222 n. Tennes- see.
Davis Levi, butcher, 71 e. Washington, res. 129 n. Pennsylvania.
Davis Maria Mrs., (wid.) Jesse W., tail- oress, res. 225 s. Delaware.
Davis Milton, carpenter, res. 45 e. Mc- Carty.
Davis Moses, plasterer, res. 74 n. Liberty. Davis Moses, gas fitter, 110 s. Delaware, res. 108 Wabash.
Davis Nannie, (col.,) servant, cor. First and Meridian,
Davis Patsy, (col., wid:) Joshua, res. 490 s. Illinois.
Davis Phannel L., architect and master mechanic, U. S. arsenal, res. 361 Massachusetts av.
Davis Richard A., driver, Street Ry., res. 350 n. New Jersey.
DAVIS R. L.,
(Kirchner & D.,) res. 18 e. Michigan. See card page 82.
Davis Robert, teamster, res. 11 Cedar. Davis Robert E., saw-maker, res. 51 e. McCarty.
Davis Robert F., saw-grinder, res. 51 e. McCarty.
Davis Samuel, well-digger, res. 232 e. Louisiana.
Davis Smith, journeyman painter, bds. 74 n. Pennsylvania.
DAVIS THOMAS J.,
. photograph gallery, 22 and 23 Circle, res. 150 w. New York, cor. Missis- sippi.
FOR ECONOMY AND
SUBSTANTIAL BENEFIT
From a Life Insurance, take
ELIZUR WRIGHT'S ADVICE. See page 82.
Davis Thomas K., shoe-maker, 239 e. Washington, bds. 299 n. Liberty.
Davis Wells, engineer, I. & C. R. R., res. 37 Bates.
Davis Wesley, carriage trimmer, 26 e. Georgia, res. n. Illinois, out limits.
Davis William H., student, North-West- ern Christian University, bds. 361 Massachusetts av.
Davis William H., pump-maker, res. 128 w. First.
Davis William M., (Jones, D. & Co., ) 3 Odd Fellows Hall, res. 480 n. New Jersey.
Davy W. W., compositor, Herald office, bds. 33 w. Maryland.
Dawney Bridget, ( wid.) Florence, res. 277 e. Georgia.
Dawson Byron, (D. & Richards,) bds. 399 n. New Jersey.
Dawson James W., machinist, Root's foundry, res. 52 Forest av.
Dawson Louisa, (wid.) Daniel, res. 113 Forest av.
DAWSON & RICHARDS,
(Byron D. & Edward N. R.,) grocers, 399 n. New Jersey.
Dawson Thomas B., watchman, res. 161 Maple.
Dawson Timothy, billiard saloon, 132 s. Illinois, res. 230 s. Alabama.
Dawson William, driver, fire department, No. 2, res. 140 n. Delaware.
Day Annie, (wid.) Lawrence, res. 229 s. West.
Day Georgie L. Miss, Singer Manf. Co., bds. 200 n. Tennessee.
Day Hattie, bds. 199 e. Washington.
Day Henry, (Rev.) pastor, First Baptist church, res. 122 n. Pennsylvania.
Day Jeremiah, lab., res. 270 Railroad.
Day Katurah, (wid.) David, res. 344 Blake.
Day William, lab., res. 438 e. St. Clair. DEAF AND DUMB ASYLUM, e. Washington, beyond city limits. Dealy John, lab., Bellefontaine car shop, res. 260 Railroad.
Dean Charles H., foreman, foundry In- dianapolis Agricultural Works, res. 154 s. Noble.
Dean Harrison, (col.) lab., res. 36 Ann.
For School Books and Miscellaneous Stationery, see page 46.
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FRED. ROSEBROOCK, DEALER IN Groceries, Provisions, Wines, Liquors, ALE AND BEER, Cigars, Tobacco, Flour and Feed, Earthenware, Notions, &c.
Mr. Rosebroock's establishment is located on the South-West point of four diagonals, and is the most ex- tensive in this part of the city. The proprietor is well known to the citizens of this part of the city and all will find it to their interest to patronize him.
No. 201 VIRGINIA AVENUE, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
No. 351 SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA STREET.
This fashionable place of resort is now open day and night, for the reception of visitors. It is beautifully located and convenient to the business portion of the city.
ICE CREAM
And all the luxuries of the season kept constantly on hand. Also, choice WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
WILLIAM ISKE, Proprietor.
TURKISH CIGAR STORE.
CHAS. C. HUNT, Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CIGARS,
Tobacco, Snuff, Pipes, &c. No. 61 EAST WASHINGTON STREET,
Opposite Odd Fellows Hall, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
JOHN HITCHENS,
SHORING SHOP,
No. 44 East Maryland Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.
Shoeing for the various purposes, done with neatness and despatch, upon scientific principles. None but the best workmen employed.
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Dean J. H., moulder, Indianapolis Agri- cultural Works, bds. 154 s. Noble. Dean Kate, laundry maid, Palmer House, bds. same.
Dearinger David, carpenter, res. 439 n. Mississippi.
Death James C., (Johnson & Co.,) 23 w. Maryland, bds. Wiles House.
Death John M., boots and shoes, 16 s. Meridian, bds. Wiles House.
Decher Cooney, blacksmith, Bellefontaine car shop, res. 248 Vincent.
Decker A. W., student, commercial col- lege, bds. 164 w. Maryland.
Decker John, hod-carrier, res. 227 n. Alabama.
Decker Laura Mrs., (wid.) John B., res. 161 w. Maryland.
Decker W. J., student, commercial col- lege, bds. 164 w. Maryland.
Deerberg Fredericka, (wid.) Christian, res. 318 s. East.
Deerr John, lab., res. 584 e. St. Clair.
DeFranco Jacobi, lab., res. 201 Huron.
Degant John, clerk, Thayer & Son, bds. 309 e. Market.
Degnan Alexander, brick-layer, res. 441 s. Illinois.
DeHaven Andrew J., paper-hanger, Hume, Adams & Co., res. n. e. cor. McCarty and East.
DeHart Austin, teamster, res. 27 Fayette. Dehne Charles, flour and feed, 300 e. Washington, bds. East Street House. Deihl Henry C., clerk, general freight office, C. & I. R. R., bds. 27 w. Mary- land.
Deischler Sally, (wid.) John, res. 230 s. New Jersey.
Deither Arnst, shoe-maker, res. 21 Bid- dle.
Deitcel Adam, expressman, res. 156 n. Davidson.
Deittrich Christian, cabinet-maket, Cab- inet-Makers' Union, res. 77 David- son.
Deitch Felix, wholesale grocer, cor. Mar- ket and Noble, res. 173 e. Market. Deitch Joseph, (D. & Deitch,) res. 85 n. Alabama.
Deitch Joseph L., wholesale liquor dealer, 14 s. Delaware, res. 382 w. New York.
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