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INCORPORATED COMPANIES.
GASLIGHT AND COKE CO-Ofice, 285 Main. Works Sycamore, corner Upper Fourth. Nelson Fordice, president; John McCulloch, secretary; William Dunbar, superintendent; Nelson Fordice, John McCulloch, and George V. Howk, directors.
NEW ALBANY RAIL MILL CO-Office, Water, between Lower Sixth and Seventh. W. C. DePauw, president; A. Dow- ling, secretary; H. S. Scribner, treasurer; W. H. Stephens, superintendent; Albert Trinler, manager; W. C. DePauw, Peter R. Stoy, A. Dowling and G. L. Danforth, directors.
NEW ALBANY LEDGER-STANDARD CO-Main, corner State. Jonathan Peters, president; J. P. Applegate, secretary; Josiah Gwin, treasurer.
NEW ALBANY STEAM FORGE-Water, near Upper Sixth. Jacob Losey, president; George E. Sackett, secretary and treasurer; J. T. Wright, superintendent; Jacob Losey, John S. Day, J. B. Winstandley, Charles Sackett and T. W. Arm- strong, directors.
NEW ALBANY WOOLEN MILLS-Eastside Upper Vin- cennes north of Beeler. Ofice 283 Main. L. Bradley, presi- dent; J. M. Hains, secretary and treasurer; J. F. Gebhardt, superintendent; L. Bradley, W. C. DePauw, and J. M. Hains, directors.
STAR GLASS COMPANY-Water, corner Upper Eleventh. W. C. DePauw, president; A. Dowling, secretary; J. B. Win- standley, treasurer; W. D. Keys, salesman.
OHIO FALLS IRON WORKS Ofice Water, between Lower 4th and 5th. W. C. DePauw, president; P. R. Stoy, vice president and treasurer; E. M. Hubbert, secretary. W. C. DePauw, P. R. Stoy, E. M. Hubbert and John McCulloch, directors.
VARIETY FOUNDERY CO-Water, northeast corner Lower 2d P. C. Smith, president; T. J. Crozier, secretary and treasurer; P. C. Smith, T. J. Crozier, L. H. Tyree, Edward Kaye and Robert Armstrong
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NEWSPAPERS.
NEW ALBANY LEDGER-STANDARD-Democratic .- Daily and weekly. Office, Main, southwest corner State. Published by the Ledger-Standard Co., Jonathan Peters, pres- ident; J. P. Applegate, secretary; Josiah Gwin, treasurer; A. M. Jackson, editor in chief. Terms, daily, $8 per year; weekly, $2 per year
NEW ALBANY DEUTSCHE ZEITUNG-Otto Palmer, editor and proprietor. Office, ws Pearl, between Elm and Oak THE INDEPENDENT-An independent paper, weekly Ofice, State, southeast corner Market. J. M. Griffin, editor.
RAILWAY COMPANIES.
LOUISVILLE NEW ALBANY AND CHICAGO RAIL- WAY CO-Depot and offices, Oak, corner Pearl, W. M. Lewis, secretary and treasurer; John S. Day, superintendent; E. J. Brooks, general freight and ticket agent; W. M. Lewis, paymaster; George Ruhlandt, master mechanic; George Hel- frich, master car builder.
LOUISVILLE NEW ALBANY AND ST. LOUIS RAIL- WAY CO .- E. Newland, president; St. John Boyle, vice presi- dent; George Lyman, secretary and treasurer; Tiloe C. Calhoun, of New York; Samuel Bayard, of Evansville; Jesse J. Brown, and Elijah Newland, of New Albany; C. N. Warren, and St. John Boyle, of Louisville; Edward Cummings, of Covington, Ky., directors.
NEW ALBANY CITY RAILWAY CO .--- Office, westside of Upper Vincennes, between Beeler and Chartres. Frank P. Schmitt, president; George L. Peter, secretary and treasurer; J. H. Peter, superintendent.
PLACES OF AMUSEMENT.
THEATER.
OPERA HOUSE-Pearl, northeast corner Spring.
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MUSICAL SOCIETIES.
MAENNERCHOR-R. Dietz, president; John Hurrle, vice president; H. Rockenbach, secretary; Christ Zipprian, treasurer; Prof. Louis Wunderlich, director. Meets every Monday and Thursday night at Hall, State southwest corner Market.
MUSICAL UNION-H. A. Scribner, president; W. H. Day, vice president; C. H. Connor, secretary; W. B. Richardson, director; Mrs. H. R. Scribner, pianist. Meets every Thursday at Hall, Pearl southeast corner Spring.
FAIR GROUNDS.
These grounds, now the property of Bela C. Kent, Esq., are situated about one mile north of the court house, on the Charlestown Road, and on the line of the Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Railroad. They comprise an area of about seventy- four acres, and contains one of the best mile tracks in America. . The grounds are supplied with a good hotel, a dance hall 150 by 50, a fine amphitheatre building, together with all necessary stables, sheds and pens for live stock.
UNITED STATES OFFICES.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT-The Post Office is in Music Hall Building, corner of Pearl and Spring. M. M. Hurley postmaster; Noble D. Morris, assistant postmaster, Charles Anthony, Clerk; J. L. Stewart, general delivery clerk.
OFFICE HOURS-The Post Office is open from 700 A. M. to 700 P. M., in summer, and from 7 A. M. to 6 P. M., in winter, Sundays, open from 8 to 9 A. M.
ADVERTISED LETTERS All letters remaining in the office are advertised on Monday of each week. If not claimed in one month thereafter, they are forwarded to Washington.
REVENUE STAMPS Revenue stamps, of all denomina- tions for sale at the office 275 Main street.
MONEY ORDERS-Absolute safety in sending money by mail is secured by obtaining a money order on any money order office, for which the fees are.
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On orders not exceeding $15 10 cents.
Over $15 and not exceeding $30.
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15
$40
20
$40
$50
25
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No fractions of cents to be introduced in an order.
BRITISH INTERNATIONAL MONEY ORDERS.
On orders not exceeding $10.
25 cents.
Over $10 and not exceeding $20
50
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$30.
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$50 $1 25
GERMAN INTERNATIONAL MONEY ORDERS.
15 cents.
Over $5 and not exceeding $10.
25
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$20
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" $20 "
$80
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$40
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INTERNAL REVENUE.
FIRST DISTRICT OF INDIANA-Frederick D. Conner, deputy Collector for New Albany. Hart Vance, Store Keeper and Gauger for New Albany. L. B. Huckeby Deputy, Store Keeper for New Albany. Pelige Fiske, deputy Gauger for New Albany, office 273 Main.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS.
Noble C. Butler and James G. Harrison off.ces 275 Main.
W. H. MOKAY. W. F. CRANE.
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MCKAY & CRANE, (Successors to Browning & Mckay), General Insurance Agents, Managers Indiana Department United States Life Insurance Co., of New York City. N. E. Corner Main & Pearl Sts., Over Merchants' National Bank. New Albany, Ind.
Advertising Department
CARON'S NEW ALBANY City Directory-
A. BARTH & CO., Tanners Curriers
Harness & Calf Skins a Specialty. 49 State St., New Albany, Ind. TANNERY Cor. Upper 10th & Water Sts.
Paul Reising,
CITY BREWERY,
Cor. Lower 4th & Spring Sts.,
New Albany, Ind. Orders Promptly and Carefully Executed.
On orders not exceeding $5.
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" $20
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JOHN HORN,
DEALER IN
Fancy Groceries.
Keeps Constantly on Hand a Full Assortment of Selected Teas, Coffees & Sugars, Canned Fruits, JELLIES, ETC., 83 Pearl St. & 271 Market, - - - NEW ALBANY, IND.
R. P. MAIN, Wholesale Grooer, PRODUCE AND LIQUOR DEALER, No. 84 State St., bet. Spring and Elm, NEW ALBANY, IND. The Highest Cash Price Paid for Country Produce.
BELA C. KENT,
(Successor to KENT & BROTHER),
Wholesale Grocer, LIQUOR & COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND DEALER IN
Rifle and Blasting Powder & Safety Fuse; ALSO SALT AGENT, No. 19 State Street between Main and River, NEW ALBANY, IND.
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Payton Hotel,
PAYTON & SON, Proprietors. BOARDING by the WEEK, DAY or MEAL. -Rooms With, or Without Meals at Very Low Rates. Also Proprietors of the Largest Wagon House & Feed Stable in the City. No. 90, 94 & 96 Main Street, Cor. Lower 7th, NEW ALBANY, IND.
M. H. MICHELS, PROPRIETOR DePauw House, Now the PHOENIX HOTEL, Main St., bet. Upper 3d & 4th, New Albany, Ind. The Largest and Finest Hotel in the City. Has the Largest Sample Rooms. Located in the Center of Business. Terms Reasonable and Satisfaction Guaranteed. Having recently taken charge of and refitted this house with improvements throughout, I now solicit your patronage, feeling confident that I can give satisfaction in every respect.
L. GASSMANN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Baker and Confectioner, -AND
CANDY MANUFACTURER. DEALER IN
OYSTERS, FRUITS, NUTS, ICE CREAM, AMERICAN AND
FOREIGN TOYS, ETC .. NO. 42 STATE STREET, New Albany, Indiana.
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C. Heimberger, PHOTOGRAPHER,
103 PEARL ST. BET. MARKET & SPRING, NEW ALBANY, INDIANA.
Portraits in Crayon, Water Colors and India Ink. Old Pictures Renewed. Daguerrotypes, Ferreotypes, &c. Copying and Enlarging, and Fine Pictures repro- duced. All work done in the best style of the art and at the most reasonable terms.
E. KEPLER, MANUFACTURER OF
Show Cases & Picture Frames. CHROMOS & LITHOGRAPHS
Mounted and Finely Finished. Dealer in Picture Cords, Nails, Etc. Window Cornice and Fancy Work Generally Made to Order. 323 & 325 Main St., NEW ALBANY, IND.
H L. ROCKENBACH, TANNER OF
Skirtings, Harness, Calf, Kip AND HOG SKINS, And Dealer in Oil, Leather and Shoe Findings, EAGLE TANNERY, Oak, bet. Pearl & State Sts., - - - New Albany, Ind.
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V. BECHT, Dealers in all Kinds of Pianos & Organs,
From the Following Firms:
SCHOMAKER PIANO COMPANY,
STEINWAY & SONS,
DECKER & BARNES,
LINDEMAN,
BLOOMFIELD & OTIS, SCHAFFER,
J. S. FISCHER & CO.
ORGANS FROM
MASON & HAMLIN,
LORING & BLAKE,
CLOUGH & WARREN,
AND NEW ENGLAND ORGANS.
No. 349 Spring St., New Albany, Ind.
W. C. CRANE,
MANUFACTURER OF
SUPERIOR COVE TOP
Burial Caskets, SIX STYLES, Office and Factory Corner Upper 7th and EIm Streets, New Albany, Ind.
The St. Charles Saloon,
C. Felock,
Proprietor
Corner State and Market Streets,
New Albany, Ind.
#47 Prof. James Brown, IMPORTER OF
Italian Marble.
BEAUTIFUL Marble Monuments AND GRAVE STONES OF Italian & American Marbles Kept Constantly on Hand. Corner State and Elm Streets, NEW ALBANY, IND.
C. A. Danz,
MANUFACTURER OF Lard Oil, Soap & Candles, OAK ST., BET. PEARL & BANK,
NEW ALBANY, IND.
Jor Cash Paid for Tallow and Grease.
JOHN HIEB, Wholesale and Retail
CLOTHIER, Gents' Furnishing Goods, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, Hats, Caps, Trunks, &c., 105 PEARL STREET NEW ALBANY, IND.
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CHARLES HEGEWALD. W. C. DEPAUW.
Chas. Hegewald & Co., Founders and Machinists.
STEAM ENGINES
And All Kinds of Machinery, MADE IN The Most Improved Styles.
CASTING AND JOBBING At the Shortest Notice. Water St., bet. Bank & Pearl, New Albany, Ind.
A. WEBSTER. WM. H. PITT.
WEBSTER & PITT, Successor to JOHNSTON & WEBSTER,
Founders and Machinists,
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
STAMBOAT & STATIONARY ENGINES, Saw and Grist Mill Machinery. ROLLING MILL & RAILROAD CASTINGS, Shafting, Pulleys, Hangers, Pumps, &c., AIR GRATES, SASH WEIGHTS, GRATE BARS AND LININGS, Lower First St., bet. Main and River,
New Albany, Ind. @All Jobbing and Repairing Promptly Attended to.
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272 Main St., bet. Pearl and State, UP STAIRS, New Albany, Ind. Everything in the Photograph Line Done.
Henry D. Smaead,
SUPERIOR
JOB PRINTER,
Cor. Main and Pearl Sts.,
NEW ALBANY, IND.
Oak Street Planing Mill.
Phil G. Schneider, Manufacturer of
BUILDING MATERIAL Of Every Description. POPLAR FLOORING & SIDING Constantly on Hand. All Kinds of Scroll Sawing Done. Boxes Made to Order. Also Bullder and Contractor. OAK ST., S. W. CORNER UPPER FIFTH, NEW ALBANY, INDIANA.
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ZIER & HULINE, BoilerSheet Iron WORKS, Lr. 2d St. bet. Main & Water, New Albany, Ind.
NEW ALBANY WEEKLY INDEPENDENT BOOK & JOB
PRINTING OFFICE, J. M. GRIFFIN, - Publisher & Proprietor.
All kinds of Book and Job Printing done with Neatness and Dispatch, in the German, French and English Languages, at Lowest Rates. NEW ALBANY, IND.
NEW ALBANY Deutsche Zeitung, Published Weekly, (Saturdays), by OTTO PALMER, Editor and Publisher. An Enterprising, Wide-Awake German Newspaper.
Offers the most liberal inducements to advertisers who wish to reach the large and growing German population of this region of the State. A paper of 40 columns; 8 pages; size 28 by 44 inches.
Subscription, $2.00 Per Annum.
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THE NEW ALBANY
Ledger-Standard DAILY & WEEKLY.
LEDGER
STANDARD OFFICE.
LEDGER STANDARD
GRAND
BOOK BINDERY ORPRINT
Printing and Binding
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Executed with Neatness and Dispatch.
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ouisville, New Albany and Chicago RAILWAY COMPANY. Short and Popular Route TO ALL POINTS East, WEST, NORTH & South. Trains GOING NORTH Connect with Trains on the Following Railroads for all Points
EAST, WEST AND NORTH:
At Mitchell with Ohlo and Mississippi. Railway. At Greencastle Junction with Terre Haute and Indiana- polis Railroad, or Vandalia Line.
At Greencastle with Indianapolis and St. Louis Railroad. At Crawfordsville with Indianapolis, Bloomington and Western Railway, and with Logansport, Crawfords- ville and Southwestern Railway.
At Lafayette with Wabash Railway, and L., M. & B. I., O. & L. and C., L. & C. Railroads.
At Reynolds and LaCross with P. C. & St. L. R. W. At Wanatah with P. F. W. & C. R. W.
At Westville with Baltimore and Ohio and Chicago and Lake Huron Railroads.
At Otis with Lakeshore and Michigan Southern Railway. And at Michigan City with Michigan Central Railroad.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH Make all of the Above Connections, and also with all roads out of Louisville and With Boats from Louisville & New Albany. Passengers by this route leave and arrive in our cars at
Bridge Depot, Main and Fourteenth Sts., LOUISVILLE, KY., OR AT Depot Cor. Oak & Pearl Sts., New Albany, Ind. By this Line can be bought at all Prin-
TICKETS cipal Ticket offices in the Country.
J. M. REYNOLDS, JNO. S. DAY, E. J. BROOKS, Vice President. Superintendent.
Gen'l Ticket Agt.
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ESTABLISHED 1846.
Jno. R. Nunemacher,
WHOLESALE
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, RAILROAD,
Steamboat : Mercantile
PRINTER, 304 & 306 Main St., NEW ALBANY, IND.
HEADQUARTERS FOR RAILWAY TICKETS.
Two Patent Railway-Ticket Printing and Numbering Presses, with A Capacity of 150,000 Tickets Per Day.
Special Attention Given to the Printing of Parti-Colored Card-Local, EXCURSION, Coupon and Book Tickets,
Consecutively numbered. Conductors' Checks, Reports, Way-bills, Freight Bills and all the Blanks necessary in Railway Service, will be promptly printed & forwarded. Samples, Prices and Esti- mates furnished at Short Notice. We furnish the most approved styles of Conductors' Punches, singly or in dozens. A large num- ber of Patent Railway Ticket Cases for sale at Low Prises. Enve- lopes, Letter Headings, Inks, Pens, Pencils and other Office Sta- tionery supplied at the Lowest Prices. Correspondence solicited.
REFERENCES:
Louisville and Nashville and Great Southern and South and North Alabama Railroads; Atlantic, Gulf and West India Transit Company's Railroad; Louisville, New Albany and St. Louis Air Line Railway; Louisville, Harrod's Creek and Westport Railway Company; Jeffersonville, Madison & Indianapolis Railroad; Paducah and Elizabeth Railway; Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Railway; Louisville Central Passenger Railroad; Montgomery and Eufaula Railroad; Mobile and Girard Railroad.
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CHAS. BREMAKER, Prest.
J. L. RUBEL, Secy.
Bremaker-Moore Paper Co., PROPRIETORS OF
falls City Maper Mills,
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
Manufacturers of FINE WHITE and TINTED, SUPER SIZED AND CALENDERED
Book & Extra News Paper -AND DEALERS IN- All Kinds of Paper and Paper Stock, NOS. 18, 15 AND 17, Washington Street, (Near First.)
R. A. ROBINSON & CO., IMPORTERS AND
Wholesale Druggists AND MANUFACTURERS OF
Fluid Extracts & Other Pharmaceutical PREPARATIONS, No. 219 West Main St., - . Labratory, 28 Sixth Street, LOUISVILLE, KY.
We are agents for Instruments of Geo. Tiemann & Co., New York, and have a full and Complete Stock on Hand.
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WM. HADFIELD, MANUFACTURER OF COTTON BATTING AND CAULKING.
ESTABLISHED
IN 1848.
S. E. Cor. Thirteenth LOUISVILLE,
and Rowan Streets,
KENTUCKY.
ERSKINE & ERSKINE,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Amazon Baking Powder,
NO. 312 WEST MARKET STREET, LOUISVILLE, KY.
J. J. Hair, PUMP AND BLOCK MAKER,
And Manufacturer of
Steam-Power and Hand-Power Elevators, Cargo Wheels, Blocks, Trucks, Horse Powers. Wooden Pumps, Pilot Wheels and Capstans, An- chors, Hooks and Thimbles, and Iron Work Generally, COR. EIGHTH & WATER STREETS,
Louisville, Kentucky.
HIBBITT & ARMSTRONG,
Wholesale Grocers, AND PROVISION DEALERS,
No. 70 WEST MARKET ST., } Bet. Second & Third, Louisville, Ky.
CARON'S
NEW ALBANY DIRECTORY.
ABBREVIATIONS.
al ............... ..... ......... alley | P. O. .post office
bet ..........
.... between |propr .................. .. proprietor
bds ... .... boards I ...... .residence
bkkpr ......... .bookkeeper|rd ..... ...... road
clk .... ...... clerk |R. R .... -failroad
col'd ... ..... colored ret ....... ...... retail
com mer. .commission merchant Rev ....... reverend
... corner|s ..... ....... south
cor ...
......... east se ... .southeast
e .......
... east side ss .... south side es .....
ins ...........
.. insurance sw ..
.south west
L
...... lower |sec ....... ... secretary
lab ... .. laborer supt ..... superintendent
L. A. Lower Albany treas .... ... treasurer
mnfr ......
......... near W ....... ... ...... West
.. west side n ....
.... north W8 ...
.. northeast whol .. .. wholesale ne ...
18 ....... „.north side wid ..... ........ widow
nw ..
.northwest wks ... ..... Works
.West Union
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ABBOTT GEORGE W., lab r w of Wilson nr creek
Abrams Susan, wid Joseph S., r 191 Market
Achilles Christ., bricklayer, r ws U 5th bet Main and R R Ackerman Peter, lab Ohio Falls Iron Works, r ws L 6th bet Spring and Market
Ackley William, helper Ohio Falls Iron Works, r. es L 3d bet Main and River
Ackley William P., shoemaker, ns Market bet U 15th and Whitehill, r ws L 3d between Main and R R
Adams Eliza, wid Milton, r 47 Market Adams Elizabeth, wid William, r 144 Market
ADAMS EXPRESS CO., Robert Sloan, agt; Opera House bldg. Spring cor Pearl
Adams James P., heater N. A. Steam Forge, r ss Division ab U Vincennes
..... avenue pres ... ... president
.manufacturer U ...... ....... Upper
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Adams Joseph, captain Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1, bds 116 Spring
Adams Martha A. Miss, bds ss Poplar bet Chestnut and John Adams Thomas, grinder, r ss Elm bet U 6th and 7th
Adams Wiley M., engineer, bds ws L 9th bet Main and Pres- ton
Adams William, lab, r ws L 7th bet Main and Market
Adolff Adam, tailor and repairer, ns Market bet L Ist and 2d Adolff George, tailor A. Adolff
African M. E. Church, (col'd), Rev. Morris Lewis (col'd), pastor L 2d se cor Elm
Agnew James, painter, bds Farmers' House
Ailer Frederick, driver, r 694 Main
Ainley Henry, lab r ws U Vincennes bet Spring and Elm Akers Thomas, lab, bds es Washington bet Main and Market Akin George, engineer, r es U Vincennes bet Dewey and Main Akin William J., engineer, r Elm sw cor John
Albert John, baker, 332 Main
Albert Mary, wid Peter, r ns Shelby bet U 7th and 8th
Albert Stephen, milliner, r 109 Pearl
Albert Stephen Mrs., milliner, 109 Pearl
Albertson Florence S., glass cutter, bds-ns Spring bet U 13th and 15th
Albertson James, lab, r Water nw cor L 5th
Albertson Stanford M., glass cutter, r ns Spring bet U 13th and 15th
Alexander Benjamin, (col'd), bds ns Ealy bet Hildreth and Constitution, W.
Alexander Charles B., clk J. L. Layne, bds 356 Main
Alexander Lewis, (col'd), lab, bds es L 6th bet Spring and Elm
Alexander Lotta, (col'd), seamstress, bds ws Pearl bel Oak Alexander Martha, wid James, bds 342 Spring
Alexander Mary, (col'd), laundress, r ws Pearl bel Oak
Alexander Stephen J. Jr., clk A Hoffeld, bds 356 Main
ALEXANDER S. J., physician and surgeon, and member board of health, 356 Main r same Alford Jacob C., shipwright, r 36 Market
Allen Benjamin F., lab, r ws L 8th bet Montgomery aud Com- merce
Allen Benjamin M., farmer, r ws L 8th bet Market and Spring Allen Hezekiah, machine agent, r ns Sycamore bet U 15th and Vincennes
Allen James, hostler Inman & James, bds ws L 8th bet Mar- ket and Spring
Aller James M., boxmaker, r es U 5th bet R R and Water Allen Louis W., clk H. H. Wicks, bds es L 5th bet Main and Market
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Allen Mary L., wid Charles, r ws U Vincennes bet Beeler and Poplar
Allen Mollie Miss, weaver, bds ws U Vincennes bet Beeler and Poplar
Allen Oscar, varnisher, bds es L 4th bet Main and Market Allen Rebecca, wid James, bds es L 5th bet Main and Market Allen V. C. Miss, artist James A. Wilson.
Allen William G., foreman John Shrader, Sr., bds Farmers' House
Allendorff Werner, sheetiron worker R. Lloyd & Co., r ns Spring bet U 13th and 15th
Allgood Aura, wid William, r Spring sw cor U 5th
Allgood James, clk, bds Spring sw cor U 5th
Allgood Joseph, clk, bds Spring sw cor U 5th
Allgood Sarah L., teacher, bds Spring sw cor U 5th
Allgood William M., clk, bds Spring sw cor U 5th
Allison Nancy, wid John M., r 121 State
Allison William, cabinet maker, r ss Spring bet U 5th and 6th Allison William E., (Allison & Shields), r Spring nw cor U 10th Allison & Shields, (William E. Allison and James G. Shields), merchant tailors 61 Pearl
Alt Barbara, wid - -- , bds ws Bank bet Elm and Oak
Altmanns Henry A., engineer C. Hegewald & Co., r ns Water bet Pearl and Bank
Ambach Casper, lab, r U 4th nr L., N. A. & C. R. R Ambach Frank, cigarmaker, bds U 4th nr L., N. A. & C. R. R American Express Co., Robert Sloan, agt; Opera House bldg Spring cor Pearl
American Sewing Machine Co., S. T. Finney, manager, 319 Main
Ames Joseph, finisher, r 152 Main
Ammons Annie L. Mrs., confectioner, 299 Ma.ket
Ammons George L., newsboy, bds 66 U 3d
Ammons James M., carpenter, r 66 U 3d
Ammons James M. Jr., newsboy, bds 66 U 3d
Ammons Wesley P., printer, bds 66 U 3d
Anderson Dolley, (col'd), r Galt ne cor Stone
Anderson Frank, sawyer Force & Parker, r ss Floyd bet L 9th and 10th
Anderson George W., painter, r 347 Market
Anderson John F .. brickmason, r ws Pearl nr Madison
Anderson Louisa, wid John W., r ws U Vincennes bet Beeler Poplar Anderson Margaret, wid George, bds ws L 10th bet Church and Main
Anderson Mary, wid Andrew, r ss Spring bet Pearl and L 1st Andersen William, (col'd), coachman J. McDonald
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Ang Martin, huckster Central Market, r country Angel Charles W., driver, r 212 Main Angel John, driver, r 137 U 3d
Anthony Charles M., clk Postoffice, bds ns Main bet U 4th and 5th
Anthony Dewitt C., lawyer, Vernia block, r 380 Main
Anthony Jacob, r 208 Main
Anthony Mark, clk, r Water bet L 3d and 4th
Anthony Mary Mrs., dressmaker, bds Farmers' House
Anthony William, lawyer, bds Farmers' House
Antle Thomas, (col'd), lab Ohio Falls Iron Works, r ss 4th bet Jackson and Shipping, L. A
Antwein Susan, saloon, ns Market bet U 9th and 10th
Apple Tree Garden, Adam. Sebastian propr, West n of Ealy WU
Appleby James, lab, r ws L 7th bet Main and Market
Appleby James Jr., lab N. A. Railling Mill Co, r ws L 9th bet Main and Preston
Applegate Benjamin F., machinist, r es L 5th bet Spring and Market
Applegate Edgar T., cik., bds Spring ne cor U 3d APPLEGATE JAMES P., sec N. A. Ledger-Standard Co., r Pearl se cor Elm
Applegate Mary L., wid Charles B., bds Spring ne cor U 3d Applegate William C., ticket agt, r Spring ne cor U 3d Appleton William, glass blower, r ns Oak bet U 15th and Vin- cennes
Aransman William, lab L., N. A. & C. R. R., r es U 4th bet Sycamore and Poplar
Archilles Lena; wid Louis, r ss Oak bet U 5th and 6th
Arganbright Jacob, driver N. A. City R R, r es South nr Char- lestown road"
Argo John W., manager Singer Mnfr Co., r 465 Spring Armbruster Benjamin, lab, bds 256 Market
Armbruster Enoch, driver, r es L 4th bet Spring and Market Armbruster Helena, wid Enoch, bds U 4th nr L., N. A. & C. R. R.
Armstrong Belle Mrs., bds L 3d nw cor R R Armstrong Cyrus, machinist Webster & Pitt Armstrong James Mrs., seamstress. r 156 Main
Arinstrong Jane, wid David, bds ws U 9th bet Spring and
Armstrong John, (col'd), lab, r ws L 7th bet Main and Market Armstrong John T., elk, bds 80 Market
Armstrong John W., ship carpenter, r we L 7th bet R R and Water Armstrong Joseph F., carpenter, r 80 Market
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Armstrong Joseph F., watchmaker, 122 Main
Armstrong Mary, wid Thomas, r ss Poplar bet. Chestnut and John
Armstrong Robert, r ns Market bet L 1st and 2d
Armstrong Robert H., engineer, r es L 5th bet Spring and Elm
Armstrong Thomas W., clk, r ws U 9th bet Spring and Elm
Armstrong Wesley, saloon, Water ne cor U 3d
Armstrong William, driver I. B. Friend, r 152 Pearl
Armstrong William H., pipeman Jefferson Fire Co. No. 2, r ns Market bet L 1st and 2d
Armstrong William T., engineer, r ws L 5th bet Spring and Market
Armstrong , glass Slower, bds Dewey, se cor U 13th Arnold Edward, (col'd), lab, r es U 5th bet Sycamor and Pop- lar
Ashby William, (col'd), lab, r es L 6th s of Commerce
Ashton John, nailer, bds 189 Main
Ashton Nannie, wid George, r 189 Main
Ashton Sallie Miss, music teacher, bds 189 Main
Ashton John H., engineer, bds ns Spring bet L 1st and Ayers Atherton James H., trav salesman J Brown, bds es U 3d bet Spring and Elm
Atherton Joseph L., conductor, r Spring sw cor West
Atkins Elizabeth, wid George, r ns Oak bet Chestnut and U 15th
Atkins John J., beamer, r ss Sycamore, bet U 15th and U Vin- cennes
Atkins Mary Miss, weaver, bds ns Oak bet Chestnut and U 15th Atkins Mary J., wid Curtis, r es L 2d bet Market and Spring Atkinson Benjamin, engineer, bds ns Elm bet Chestnut and U 15th
Atkinson Mack, painter, r ss Shelby bet U 7th and 8th
Aughey William, beamer, r ns Charlestown road opp U Vin- cennes
Austin Charity. wid Daniel, r Water, bet U 6th and 7th
Austin George H., helper N. A. Steam Forge, bds ns Water bet U 6th and 7th
Austin Henry C., heater N. A. Steam Forge, r Water bet U 6th and 7th
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