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O'Connor M., Sr., lab., res. 237 Coburn.
O'Connor Michael, Jr., contractor, res. 73 s. Noble.
O'Connor Marty, lab., res. 290 s. Delaware.
O'Connor Peter, lab., bds. 130 s. Noble.
O'Connor P. I., salesman, New York Store, bds. Commercial Hotel.
O'Connor Stephen, blacksmith, works, D. Root & Co., res. 330 s. Delaware.
O'Connor Thomas, shoe-maker, s. Delaware, res. same.
O'Day Nara, cook, Bicking House, 89 s. Illinois.
Those desiring a fine Cigar, can get it by visiting Smokers'
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ODD FELLOWS' HALL,
n. e. cor. Washington and Pennsyl- vania.
ODD FELLOWS' TALISMAN,
cor. Circle and Meridian, R. J. Strick- land, editor and propr.
Odell James T., gilder, res. 145 Huron.
Odell Thomas B., bds. Oriental House.
Odell William S., clerk, 10 w. Washington, bds. 34 Union.
O'Donald Ellen, servant, at 476 n. Merid- ian.
O'Donald Mary, servant, at 475 n. Illinois. O'Donald William, brakesman, I., C. &. L. R. R., bds. Ray House.
O'Donnell Margaret, servant, 222 n. New Jersey.
O'Donnell Patrick, clerk, 69 s. Illinois, bds. Oriental House.
O'Dowd Annie, baker, Blind Asylum, bds. same.
O'Driscoll John, printer, res. 30} n. Penn- sylvania.
Oeliler Andrew, watch-maker and jeweler, 20 s. Delaware, res. same.
Oehler David, saloon, 84 Russell, res. same. Oehler Roman, watches, clocks and jewelry, 183 w. Washington, res. same.
Oeschle Miss Kate, assistant teacher, Ger- man, ninth ward school, res. 146 n. Meridian.
O'Farrell Edward, boiler-maker, res. 340 s. Alabama.
Of Christian, (C. O., & Bro.,) res. 297 n. Noble.
OFF CHRISTIAN & BROTHER, (Christian & Jacob O.,) lumber mer- chants, n. e. cor. Noble and North.
Off Gottleib, lumber dealer, n. e. cor. North and Michigan, res. 324 n. Noble.
Off Jacob, (C. Off & Bro.,) res. 291 n. Noble.
Ofterhyde William, turner, res. 234 David- son.
Ogden William S., chief clerk, general freight office, T. H. & I. R. R., res. 422 n. Meridian.
Oglesby J. H., res. 16 e. Michigan.
Oglesby Joseph E, clerk, White Line freight office, bds. 16 e. Michigan.
Oglesby Stephen, (col.,) bds. 235 w. Ohio. Ogri Louis, engineer at Cabinet-Maker's Union, res. 525 e. Market.
O'Hanlon Francis, contractor, res. 179 n. Tennessee.
O'Hanlon James J., clerk, New York Store, bds. 179 n. Tennessee.
O'Hanlon Miss Mary C., bds. 179 n. Ten- nessee.
O'Hara Mrs. Eva, (wid.,) res. 121 W. Ver- mont.
O'Hara Frank, fireman, C., C. & I. C. R. R., bds. 58 Benton.
O'Hara John, shoe-maker, res. 386 s. West.
O'Hara Mathew, tailor, res. 233 s. West.
O'Haver Patterson, lab., res. 65 n. Bright. Ohleyer George, basket-maker, res. 156 Bluff rd.
Ohoron Mike, lab., res. 331 s. Missouri.
Ohorvald A., lab., res. 243 s. West.
Ohr A. D., ticket clerk, Union Depot, res. 431 n. Meridian.
Ohr Henry, clerk, res. 126 n. Delaware.
Ohr John H., agt., Adams Express Co., 42 and 44 e. Washington, res. 448 n. Me- ridian.
Ohrw Rebecca, clerk, Carter & Haynes, res. 337 s. Delaware.
Oiler Philip, works, Osgood, Smith & Co., bds. Ballard House.
Oiler William, shoe-maker, 257 s. Dela- ware, res. 259 s. Delaware.
O'Keane Dennis, blacksmith, res. 400 e. Georgia.
O'Keane P. J., salesman, 10 w. Pearl, bds. 225 s. Delaware.
O'Keif Timothy, lab., res. 264 s. Tennessee. Okey Edward H., carpenter, res. 359 n. New Jersey.
Okey Joseph B., patent-right agt., res. 326 n. East.
Okey Philip, fence-builder, res. 77 Oak.
O'Lair Peter, brick-mason, res. 27 Vine.
O'Laughlin Patrick, lab., res. 258 s. Dela- ware.
O'Lavy Bridget, servant, 324 n. Delaware.
O'Leary Daniel, employe Merchants' Union Express Co., res. 261 s. Illinois.
O'LEARY JEREMIAH,
saloon, 103 s. Illinois, res. same.
O'Leary John, saloon 103 s. Illinois, bds. same.
O'Leary Mary, laundress, Bates House.
O'Leary Michael, lab., res. 372 s. Delaware.
Olin C. C., general insurance agt., office Eden's blk., res. n. Tennessee, out city limits.
Olin Edward, book-keeper, Singer Sewing Machine, bds. Pattison House.
Olin F. W., clerk, 22 e. Washington, res. n. Tennessee, north of city limits.
Oliver Charles, tobacconist, res. 39 Center. Oliver D. H., ¡physician, 31 Virginia av., res. 28 Gregg.
Oliver Mrs. Hannah, (wid. Abram,) res. Madison av., near toll-gate.
Oliver Theodore, lab., res. 315 s. Missouri. Olmstead Minerva, (wid., ) res. 15 Willard. Olro Henry, Taylor & Chandler's foundry, res. 233 w. Michigan.
Olrry William, saloon, res. 166 s. East.
Olser Peter, brick layer, res. Union, bet. McCarty and Fipps.
Olverson Albert, printer, works Journal office, bds. 177 w. Maryland.
O'Mara James, porter, M. U. Ex. Co., res. 40 Douglas.
O'Mara P., boiler-maker, res. 157 High.
Emporium, 39 West Washington Street. See page 100.
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O'Mara Richard, express driver, res. 239 n. Douglas.
O'Minehan Andy, lab., res. 167 Madison av. O'Mor Richard, res. Menerva, bet. New York and Vermout.
O'Neal James H., flagman, bds. 83 w. Lou- isiana.
O'Neal John, pork-packer, bds. Ray House, e. South.
ONeal Joseph, miller. bds. 366 w. Wash- ington.
O'Neal Michael, lab., res. 164 Meek.
O'Neal Miss Nellie, milliner, works 152 e. Washington, res. 143 w. McCarty.
O'Neal Patrick, lab., res. 190 Harrison.
O'Neal Robert, lab., res. 155 Meek.
O'Neal Thomas, lab., res. 169 Meek.
O'Neal Timothy, lab., res. 168 Meek.
O'Neal William, carpenter, res. 279 w. Merrill.
O'Neal Miss Catharine, lady boarder, over 320 e. Washington.
O'Neil Charlotte, (wid. Richard,) res. 306 n. Delaware.
O'Neil Miss Ettie, milliner, Mrs. M. J. Cat- lin, res. over 49 s. Illinois.
O'Neil John, lab., res. 211 e. Market.
O'Neil Michael, cutter, J. & P. Gramling, res. 149 e. McCarty.
O'Neil Thomas, lab., res. 199 Meek.
Orbison William H., (E. H. Mayo & Co.,) bds. 121 n. Delaware.
O'Reily Michael, shoe-maker, res. 414 s. Tennessee.
O'Reily Timothy, lab., res. 287 s. Tennessee. Orma Mrs. Catharine, (wid. Chas., ) board- ing, res. 126 n. Mississippi.
Ormsby Miss Emma, works Capital To- bacco Works, bds. Wiles House.
Orphan Asylum, s. e. cor. Tennessee and Fifth.
Orr Andrew, printer, res. 278 n. Alabama. Orr John E., salesman, John N. Conklin, bds. 36 n. Delaware.
Orrell Jasper, operator, W. U. telegraph office, Union Depot, res. Fatout blk., w. Washington.
Osborn A. M., assistant civil engineer, room 21 Talbott & New's blk., n. Pennsylvania, res. 204 n. Illinois, cor. Vermont.
Osborn Mrs. Flizabeth, bds. 219 n. Missis- sippi.
Osborn George W., salesman, 3 Odd Fel- lows' Hall, bds. 225 n. Liberty.
Osborn John, porter, John N. Conklin. Osborn John H., canvassing for Asher & Adams, res. 225 n. Liberty.
Osborn Jordan, occupant Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
Osborn Miss Lizzie, clerk, 64 n. Illinois, bds. 78 n. Pennsylvania.
Osgood Judson R., (O., Smith & Co.,) res. 84 e. Michigan.
OSGOOD, SMITH & CO.,
(Judson R. O., Samuel F. S. & Jacob Woodburn,) manfrs. of wheels, spokes, hubs, &c., 230 s. Illinois.
O'Shea Thomas, lab., res, 116 Plum.
Ossenfort Frederick, porter, 74 and 76 s. Meridian, res. 316 Winston.
Osterman John, (H. Emmerich & Co.,) 86 w. Washington, res. w. Market, bet. Tennessee and Mississippi.
Ostermeyer Mrs. Christian, (wid. Louis,) res. 263 n. Liberty.
Ostermeyer Anthony, lab., bds. 87 e. South. Ostermeyer Christian F., groceries and dry good's, 350 e. Ohio, cor. Noble, res. same. Ostermeyer Frederick, (Holland, O. & Co.,) 27 and 29 e. Maryland, res. e. city limits.
Ostermeyer Henry, carpenter, res. 153 Hu- ron.
Ostermeyer Lewis, drayman, res. 9. Charles. Ostermiller Otto, switchman, res. 17 Henry. O'Sullivan Andrew, lab., res. 260 s. Dela- ware.
O'Sullivan Daniel, lab., res. 106 Meek.
O'Sullivan Daniel, lab., res. 290 s. Dela- ware.
O'Sullivan Florence, lab., res. 277 s. Dela- ware.
O'Sullivan Jeremiah, lab., res. 175 Meek.
O'Sullivan Michael N., contractor, res. 190 Harrison.
O'Sullivan Timothy, lab., res. 180 Maple. O'Sullivan William, lab., res. 456 s. East. Oswald Godfried, painter, res. 336 Rail- road.
Otis William H., bds. Bates House.
Ott Charles, collar-maker, 24 n. Delaware. Ott John, carpenter, res. south end Dacotah. Ott Michael, collar-maker, 20 w. Washing- ton, res. s. East.
Otte William, carpenter, works Ind. Cen- tral R. R. shop, res. 190 n. Noble.
Otten David, saloon, 131 w. Washington, res. 127 Spring.
Otto August, lithographer, res .81 Plum. Otto Charles, brick-mason, res. Orient, bet. Michigan and National rd.
Otto Fred, lab., res. 210 Madison av.
Otto Fritz, porter, Bowen, Stewart & Co. Otto & Hoffman, groceries, 170 Bluff rd. Otto Matilda, servant, 13 e. South.
Otto Philip, (O. & Hofmann,) res. 170 Bluff rd.
Otto William, carpenter, res. 190 n. Noble. Otwell Francis, policeman, seventh ward, res. 102 s. Benton.
Otwell Frank A., salesman, Lukens & Hol. lowell, 26 and 28 s. Tennessee, res. 60 Fletcher av.
Otwell James L., conductor street car, bds. Virginia av.
Otwell William, marble-cutter, bds. 236 Virginia av.
The History of Indianapolis can be had in Logan's City Directory.
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Ould John, butcher, bds. 252 s. Delaware. Oulen Peter, cigar-maker, res. 139 Ft. Wayne av.
Ounspan Benjamin, soldier, U. S. Arse- nal, res. same.
Over Ewald, (E. O. & Co.) 68 s. Meridian, res. 79 n. Alabama.
OVER E. & CO.,
(Ewald O. and Henry Schnull,) iron and steel merchants, and agts. Union Safe Factory of Cincinnati, O., 68 s. Meridian.
Overfelt Joseph, works Bellefountaine R. R. Depot, res. 392 s. Delaware.
Overfelt Philip, works Bellefountaine R. R. Depot, res. 392 s. Delaware.
Overley William, conductor, B. Line R. R., res. 248 cor. East and Lousiana.
Overman Robert, carpenter, res. 374 w. Vermont.
Overstreet John A., spoke-turner, bds. 10 w. Georgia.
Overstreet James M., works Osgood, Smith & Co., res. 10 W. Georgia.
Owen H. C., sawyer, res. 357 s. Delaware. Owen William J., sawyer, res. 357 s Dela- ware.
Owens E., farmer, res. 360 n. New Jersey. Owens Ephraim, lab., res. Boyd's blk. Massachusetts av.
Owens B. F., clerk, A. D. Streight, Yohn's blk., cor Meridian aud Washington, res. 480 n. Mississippi.
Owens James, moulder, Sinker & Co.
Owens James M., plasterer, res. 175 Bluff road.
Owings Miss Emma, dress-maker, 361 e. Market, res. same.
Owings James H., canvasser, bds. 139 e. South.
Owings Joseph, messenger boy, Bellefon- taine R. R. office, bds. 139 e. South.
Owings Mrs. Lydia, (wid. William,) nurse, res. 371 e. Market.
Owings Nathaniel, res. 139 e. South.
PAFF MARY, (wid. William,) res. 405 s. East.
Paff William, res, 153 n. West.
Paena Henry, currier, 125 s. Meridian, res. 584 n. Alabama.
Padgett Albert, train-boy, T. H. & I. R. R. bds. Sherman House.
Page Mrs. Louisa, house-keeper, Bates House, bds. same.
Paine D. L., printer, res. 71 e. St. Clair. Paine Henry, tanner, res. 548 Alabama. Paine George, clerk, plaining mills, bds. 351 s. Meridian.
Paine Peter, (col.,) farmer, res. Blackford alley. Painter John, trader, res. s. e. cor Second and Illinois.
Painter Edward R., compositor, Downey, Brouse, Butler & Co., bds. Pattison House.
Painter Miss, Mary, bds. 297 n. Meridian. Palmer Abraham, (col.,) servant, end Vir- ginia av., beyond city limits.
Palmer Benjamin G., jeweler, res. 178 e. South.
Palmer Charles C., capitalist, res. 57 w. Maryland.
Palmer Cyrns O., res. 129 n. mississippi. Palmer E. L., book-binder and blank-book manfs. Co., s. Illinois, res. same.
PALMER HOUSE,
s. w. cor. Washington and Illinois, Alonzo Blair, propr. See card, page 7, adv'ng dep.
Palmer James, waiter, Bates House, bds. same.
Palmer John, bds. 183 s. Illinois.
Palmer L. F., painter, bds. 140 s. East. Palmer Mrs. Margaret, ( wid. Daniel C.,) res. 239 Virginia av.
Palmer Marshal E., res. 57 w. Maryland. Palmer Mrs. M. V., bds. 31 w. Ohio.
Palmer N. B. retired capitalist, res. 57 w. Maryland.
Palmer Trumble, G. deputy auditor of State, department public accounts, office, new State bldg., res. 173 n. Illinois.
Pallet William, conductor P. & I. R. R., res. on Cady st. bet. Georgia and Bates. Panman Gaudaloup, blacksmith, bds. 282 e. Washington.
Pape William, lab., bds. 174 w. Ohio. Papenhouse Henry, porter, Union Depot, res. 17 Meek.
Pardick Elizabeth, servant 96 n. East.
Pardick Herman, carpenter, 166 Stevens. PARISETTE JOSEPH,
confectionery and ice-craem saloon, 25 n. Illinois.
Parish Joseph, bds. Bates House.
Park Hiram, J., cook, res. 122 Benton. Park William, carpenter, res. 46 Thomas- Parker A. G., piano-tuner, Benham Bros. & Co.
Parker & Bloomer, (Eben A. P. & Isaac L. B.,) lawyers, over 23 e. Washington. Parker C. C., traveling agt., res. 163 s. Tennessee.
Parker Eben A., (P. & Bloomer, ) over 23 e. Washington, res. 75 California.
Parker Edward F., lawyer, 8} e. Washing- ton, res. 248 n. East.
Parker Ellis L., student, N. W. Christian University, bds. 320 e. Vermont. Parker George, (col.,) lab., res s. side Eliz- abeth, bet Blake and Minerva.
PARKER GEORGE W.,
sheriff, marion county, res. County Jail.
Parker George W., roller, White River Iron Works, bds., California House.
Read card on page back of title page.
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Parker Jackson, (col.,) teamster, res. 130 n. California.
Parker John, lab., res. 19 Hosbrook.
Parker John, farmer, res. 309 e. New York. Parker Jacob, ( col.,) teamster, res. 130 n. California.
Parker James, harness-maker, 17 Virginia av., res. 19 Hosbrook.
Parker Lucy, (col., ) servant, res Ann.
Parker Margaret, (wid.,) res. 641 n. Ten- nessee.
Parker Martha, (col.,) res. near City Hos- pital.
Parker Mary, (col.,) servant at N. A. Ran- dall, 21 w. Market.
Parker R. P., (Guffin & P.,) rooms 10 and 11 Talbott & New's blk., res. Shelby- ville rd., outside city limits.
Parker R. R., shirts and men's furnishing goods, 30 w. Washington, res. 90 n. Mississippi.
Parker Sarah, hoop-skirt maker, 34 w. Washington, res. 179 e. south.
Parker Wilson, brick-mason, res. 163 s. Tennessee.
Parkinson E. M., traveling agt. Fairbanks' Scales, 43 and 45 n. Tennessee, bds. Spencer House.
Parkman Charles B., sec'y Indianapolis Rolling Mill, res. 230 n. West.
Parmelee William H., railroad-man, res. 364 n. Mississippi.
Parr Wm., physician, res. 378 n. Delaware. Parrott Horace P., (P., Nickum & Co.,) res. 349 n. Delaware.
PARROTT, NICKUM & CO.,
(Horace P., John R. N. & John A. Har- ter,) steam cracker bakery, 188 e. Washington.
Parrott Richard, butcher, e. s. Mississippi, bet. First and Second.
Parrott Samuel, res. 36 s. West.
Parry M. A., (wid., ) res. 103 n. Meridian. Parry Roger, blacksmith, res. 12 Henry. Parsley Asberry, teamster, res. 545 n. Mis- sissippi.
PARSONS CHARLES H.,
agt. M. U. Ex. Co., 42 and 44 e. Wash- ington, res. 115 n. New Jersey.
Parsons John, student, bds. 40 Christian av. Parsons John J., life insurance agt., res. 234 w. New York.
Parsons William J., traveling agt., Scott, West & Co., 127 s. Meridian, bds. 33 w. Maryland.
Partello W. H., prompter Metropolitan Theater, bds. 17 Virginia av.
Parvin Celestine, inmate Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
PARVIN THEOPHILUS,
physician, office 135 n. Alabama, res. 143 n. Alabama.
Parvis P. A, inmate Deaf and Dumb Asy- lum.
Pascoe James E., boiler-maker, res. 450 e. Georgia.
Pasquier John B., carpenter, res. 414 e. Michigan.
Passmore Alonzo, (col.,) blacksmith, res. Douglas alley.
Patchin Clement, patent medicine dealer, res. 82 n. Pennsylvania.
Pathos & Eix, (A. P. & H. E.,) saloon, 228 e. Washington.
Paton Elisha B., carpenter, res. 524 e. Georgia.
Patten George, res. 467 s. Illinois.
Patterson Catherine, (wid.,) res. 142 Mas- sachusetts av.
Patterson Charles W., farmer, res. w. end North.
Patterson Mrs. Clemence, dress-maker, 25 Massachusetts av., res. samne.
Patterson Frank, salesman, 5 w. Washing- ton, bds. Pyle House.
Patterson George, bds. 142 Massachusetts av.
Patterson House, 63 n. Alabama, Mrs. Char- lotte Hamilton, proprietress.
Patterson Isaac, farmer, res. e. s. n. Me- ridian, beyond city limits.
Patterson John, carpenter, res. 362 s. Illi- nois.
Patterson John L., carpenter, res. 25 Mas- sachusetts av.
Patterson John P., (Alford, Talbott & Co.,) 2 Morrison's blk., res. 163 n. New Jer- sey.
Patterson Joseph D., pork-packer, res. 404 n. Illinois.
Patterson Robert, carpenter, res. 78 Lock- erbie.
Patterson Robert M., city civil engineer, office, Glenns' blk., res. 123 n. Illi- nois.
Patterson R. H., ice merchant, res. w. end North.
Patterson Samuel J., farmer, res. w. end North.
Patterson Mrs. - -, (wid.,) cor. Massa- chussetts av. and Alabama.
Patterson William, lawyer, office 18} e. Washington, res. 280 e. Ohio.
Patterson William, wagon and agricultural works, bds. Pattison House.
Patterson .William, stable-man Citizen's Street Railway, bds. Neiman House.
Patterson William, clerk, P. O., bds. 142 Massachusetts av.
Patterson William A., moulder, res. 28 n. East.
Patterson William H., salesman, 45 and 47 e. Washington, res. 520 n. Mississippi. Patterson William O., hopper clerk, P. O., bds. 140 Massachusetts av.
Pattison Augustus E., ( Hibben, Tarking- ton & Co., ) 112 s. Meridian, res. 413 n. Pennsylvania.
For Grover & Baker Sewing Machines, card opposite letter A.
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Pattison Coleman B., (Hibben, Tarkington & Co.,) 112 s. Meridian, res. 405 n. Il- linois.
Pattison House, 63 n. Alabama.
Pattison R. D., brakesman, C., C. & I. C. R. R., bds. 149 s. New Jersey.
Pattison T. N., capitalist, res. 416 n. Penn- sylvania.
Pattison William A., supt. Indianapolis Wagon and Agricultural Works, bds. Alabama, bet. Market and Ohio.
Patty Sarah, servant, 74 Lockerbie.
PAUL HENRY,
lieutenant police, res. 17 e. McCarty. Paule Henry, (Miller & P.,) res. 181 Da- vidson.
Pauling George, driver, Geisendorff & Co., bds. 441 n. Illinois.
Paver J. M., route agt., Merchant's Union Express, res. 230 w. Ohio.
Paxton Mrs. Elizabeth, res. 22 Circle.
Payne Daniel, machinist, res. 71 e. St. Clair.
Payne John, (col.,) lab., res. Sixth, bet. Mississippi and Railroad.
Payne John R., carpenter, res. 307 e. Wash- ing, No. 7 up-stairs.
Payne Mrs. Laura, (wid.,) servant, 140 n. Alabama.
Payne William, boarding house, 20 s. Penn- sylvania.
Paynter Joseph R, carpenter, res. 82 w. Market.
Payton Elisha B., carpenter, res. 7 English blk., e. Washington.
Payton Monroe, works Street R. R. Co., bds. 7 English blk., e. Washington.
Peabody John, stock-dealer, res. 424 n. Del- aware.
Peacock James, book-keeper L. Q. Sher- wood, res. 25 w. First.
Peacock Mary A. H., dress-maker, res. 354 w. North.
Peacock William, shoe-maker, res. cor. W. Sixth and Canal.
Peak Andrew A., cooper, res. Helen, near river.
Peak David, carpenter, res. 302 w. Mary- land.
Peak Mrs. Sarah, (wid. Lafayette,) res. 59 Indiana av.
Peak William J., fireman, Corey & Co., res. Helen.
Peal Charles, cooper, res. 51 Orient, bet. Michigan and National rd., beyond city limits.
Peal Christina, servant L. Hetselgesser, e. Washington, beyond city limits.
Peal Henry, blacksmith, res. Orient, bet. Michigan and National rd., beyond city limits.
Peal William F., Union Starch Factory, res. s. s. e. National rd.
Pearce Albert, engineer I., C. & L. R. R., bds. 99 Benton.
Pearce Alfred E., baker, works 188 e. Wash- ington, bds. 26 n. Pennsylvania.
Pearce Mrs. F. A., (wid. William A.,) res. 93 n. New Jersey.
Pearce Margaret, kitchen girl, Bates House. Pearce S. J., printer, Sentinel book and job room, bds. 144 n. Tennessee.
Pearce William H., paper-hanger, res. rear 308 e. Ohio.
Pearsall P. R., prof. of music, res. 24 w. Georgia.
PEARSON & CO., (John P. - -) House of Lords Sa- loon, 78 w. Washington.
PEARSON CHARLES D ..
physician, office 39} w. Washington, res. 296 w. New York.
Pearson Charles D., salesman, 22 e. Wash- ington, bds. 296 w. New York.
Pearson James, carpenter, bds. Martin House, 33 w. Maryland.
Pearson James W., student, with Dr. Charles D. Pearson, bds. 296 w. New York.
Pearson John, (P. & Co.,) 78 w. Washington res. 135 e. St. Joseph.
Pearson John, civil engineer, J. B. Cun- ningham's office, res. : 65 w. Michi- gan.
THE ONE PRICE HAT STORE.
E. A. SEATON,
DEALER IN
HATS, CAPS AND FUR GOODS,
No. 25 NORTH PENNSYLVANIA STREET,
Four doors South of Post-Office, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
John A Heidlinger, No. 39 West Washington Street,
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Pearson John H., (Hanning, Ramsey & Co.,) res. 135 e. St. Joseph.
Pearson Jonas O., machinist, res. 223 n. Mississippi.
Pearson Joseph, stone-cutter, res. cor. Blackford and Vermont.
Pearson Levi W., brick-mason, res. 268in. Alabama.
Pease Mrs. N. K., saleswoman, Grover & Baker S. M. Co.'s rooms, bds. 204 n. Illinois.
Pease Theodore W., book agt., res. 275 s. Noble.
Pearse William, paper-hanger, Hume, Ad- ams & Co., res. n. Noble, near Vermont. Peck E. A., res. 465 Virginia av.
Peck Edwin J., capitalist, res. 59 w. Mary. land.
Peck Mrs. Eliza, (wid. George W., ) servant, 144 e. New York.
Peck George, res. 301 w. Market.
Peck Thomas H. S., foreman, Root's foun- dry, res. 488 n. Tennessee.
Peck William, boarding house, 67 n. Ala- bama.
Peckham Charles S., traveling agt., Fair- banks scales, 43 and 45 n. Tennessee, bds. Spencer House.
Peckham Calib, architect, room 6 Blake's row, res. 378 s. West.
Peckham C. H., carpenter, res. 380 n. Del- aware.
Peden Mrs. Catharine, (wid. Abner W.,) res. 314 e. Ohio.
Peden Joseph S. bar-keeper, 26 w. Louisi- ana, res. 314 e. Ohio.
Pedelo Robert J., moulder, Root's foundry, res. 20 Coburn.
Pee Emmet, bds. 81 w. Ohio.
Pee George W., (Landers. Pee & Co.,) 116 s. Meridian, res. 81 w. Ohio.
Peebles M., (wid. John,) res. 295 n. Ala- bama.
Peek Moses, (col.,) servant, at 612 n. Illi- nois.
Pegan Miss Martha A., milliner, works 129 Massachusetts av., bds. same.
Peine William, cash boy, New York Store, 548 n. Alabama.
Pell Isaac, painter, res. Stringtown, one mile west National rd., n. s.
Peltier Leon, stone-cutter, res. 55 Hos- brook.
Pena Ahiza, carpenter, res 540 s. Illinois. Pence Mrs. Caroline, (wid. John,) tailoress, res. 151 Union.
Pance William M., salesman, 14 w. Wash- ington, bds. 128 w. Maryland.
Pender Louis, stone-cutter, res. 80 Elm. Pendergist William, lab., res. 273 e. North. Pendergrast J. G., carpenter, res. s. s. Na- tional rd., half-mile w. bridge.
Pendleton Ralph C. J., clerk, supt. office, C., C. & I. C. R. R., res. 441 e. St. Clair.
Pendery N. S., physician, office room 10 and 11 Eden's blk., 85 e. Market, res. same.
Penn George W., secretary, Carpenter's Union, bds. 257 s. Meridian.
Penniche Maurice, dealer in government goods, 154 e. Washington, res. 211 Union.
Pentecost H. O., compositor, Sentinel news room, bds. Palmer House.
Pentecost Mahlon B., res. 274 n. Alabama. Peoples Nancy, (wid. William, ) res. 295 n. Alabama.
Pepper Edward, machinist, res. 451 s. Mis- souri.
Percell Peter, tinner, 62 e. Washington, res. 146 w. Vermont.
Perdue George W., fireman, Bellefontaine R. R., bds. 7 Peru.
Perdue Mrs. Rebecca, (wid. Milton,) res. 7 Peru.
Perhamus John T., salesman. 54 s. Meri- dian, res. 35 w. St. Clair.
Perigo Mrs. Eliza, (wid.,) bds 73 n. Illinois. Perkins Amos G., lawyer, res. 244 n. East.
Perkins Charles, currier, 49 s. Delaware,
res. Michigan rd., beyond city limits.
Perkins E. H., printer, Sentinel office, res. 67 Daugherty.
Perkins Garret, res. 244 n. East.
Perkins James A., boiler-maker, res. 15, cor. Pine and Elm.
Perkins John H., clerk, 125 w. Washington, bds. 97 s. Illinois.
PERKINS, JORDAN & PER-
KINS, (Samuel E. P., Lewis J. & Sam- uel E. Perkins, Jr.,) attorneys at law, room 4 Aetna bldg., n. Pennsylvania.
Perkins Samuel E., (P., Jordan & Perkins,) room 4, Aetna bldg., n. Pennsylvania, res. 274 w. New York.
Perkins Samuel E., Jr., (P., Jordan & P.,) room 4, Aetna bldg., n. Pennsylvania, bds. cor. New York and California.
Perkison Patrick, lab., res. 21 Maple.
Permont Cass, lab., 69 McCarty.
Persoll Mrs. Martha, (wid.,) res. w. Ma- riah.
PERRIN GEORGE K.,
attorney at law and collecting agt., rooms 5 and 6, College Hall bldg., cor. Pennsylvania and Washington, res. 293 n. New Jersey. See card, page 66. Perrine P. R., agt. Star Shuttle Sewing Machine, 79 e. Market, res. 293 n. Alabama.
Perrine Theodore F., coal and lime, res. 291 n. Alabama.
Perrine T. B., engraver, 34 Virginia av., res. 60 Massachusetts av.
Perry James H., carpenter and builder, res. 427 n. Mississippi.
Perry John C., salesman, A. Jones & Co., res. 22 w. Georgia.
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Perry Jackson, res. 22 w. Georgia. Perry Julia, (col.,) res. w. Ohio.
Perry Lida, servant, Elizabeth Hollowell, res. n. s. National rd., half-mile from bridge.
Perry Matthew, moulder, Sinker's, res. 405 s. Delaware.
Perry Rodger, blacksmith, T. H. & I. R. R. shops, res. 12 Henry.
Perry William B., carder, res. 44 Dunlap. Perryman William E, student, commer- cial college, bds. 726 n. Tennessee.
Peters A. R., traveling agt., Miller & Franks, bds. 150 w. Washington.
Peters C. W., clerk, Furgeson's Pork House, bet. South and McCarty.
Peters Elizabeth (col.,) seamstress, res. Douglas alley.
Peters Joseph, lab., res. 315 Massachusetts av.
Peters William, clerk, Furgeson's Pork House, bds. 166 n. West.
Peterson Ausmirs, shoe-maker, 257 s. Dela- ware, bds. 259 s. Delaware.
Peterson Charles, bds. 68 w. South.
Peterson Christopher, bds. end Virginia av., beyond city limits.
Peterson H., carpenter, bds. 172 Madison av.
Peterson John, clerk, (McCreery & Fay,) res. 168 Spring.
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