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UNITED STATES OFFICES.
POSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT.
The postoffice is in Music Hall building, corner of Pearl and Spring.' M. M. Hurley, postmaster; Noble D. Morris, as- sistant postmaster; Charles Anthony and Miss Libbie Gorsuch, clerks; Charles Alexander, general delivery clerk.
OFFICE HOURS-General Delivery from 7 A. M. to 6:30 P. M. from April 1st to October 1st; 7 A. M. to 6 P. M. from October 1st to April 1st. Stamp Department from .7 A. M. to 9 P. M. On Sundays from 7 to 10 A. M. Money Order Department from 9 A. M. to + P. M. - Registered Letter De- partment from 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. Persons having grievances against the office, or any account, will please report the fact in writing, or in person. to the Postmaster. All Mails close on Sunday at 5 P. M. Mails for principal cities are supplied by R. P. O. pouches. Mails are forwarded daily over the follow- ing roads: Louisville, New Albany and Chicago; Ohio and Mississippi; Cincinnati, Lafayette and Chicago; Pittsburg, Cin-
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cinnati and St. Louis; Indianapolis and Vincennes; Baltimore and Ohio; Terre Haute and Evansville; Louisville and Nash- ville; Louisville and Lexington; Cincinnati and Great Southern; Jeffersonville, Madison and Indianapolis; Elizabethtown and Paducah; Louisville and Evansville River Route.
STAGE MAILS.
Depart for Corydon, Lanesville and Edwardsville, daily at 9 A. M. For Floyd Knobs, Galena, Greenville, Bradford, Pal- myra, Hardinsburgh, Fredericksburgh, Chambersburgh and Rego, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 7 A. M. For Georgetown, Byrneville, Crandall, New Salsbury, Frenchtown, Milltown, Barren and Marengo, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 7 A. M. For Elizabeth, Laconia, Rehoboth and Locust Point, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 8 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.
MONEY ORDERS-Absolute safety in sending money by mail is secured by obtaining a money order on any money or- der office, for which the fees are.
On orders not exceeding $15.
.10 cents
Over $15 and not exceeding $30.
15
$30
$40
20
« $40 66
$50. 25
No fractions of cents to be introduced in an order.
BRITISH INTERNATIONAL MONEY ORDERS.
On orders not exceeding $10.
20 cents
Over $10 and not exceeding $20.
40
" $20
$30.
60
$30
66
66
$40
80
$40
$50
00
GERMAN INTERNATIONAL MONEY ORDERS.
Over $5 and not exceeding $10.
15 cents
$10
$20
30. «
+ :
" $20
$30.
45 4
" $30
$40
60 4
$40 66
$50.
75 4
Money orders issued of France or Algeria at above rates.
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30310 WHY YOUR LETTER DID NOT GO.
Because you forget to address it. Because you forgot to stamp it. Because you forgot to write the town or state on the envelope. Because you did not write the street or num- ber plainly. Because you used a once cancelled stamp. Be- cause you cut out an envelope stamp and pasted it on your letter. Because you used internal revenue stamps instead of postage stamps. Because you used old, out of date stamps. Because you used a foreign stamp. Because you wrote the address so badly that no one could read it. Because you wrote the address on the top of the envelope, and it was sure- ly obliterated by the postoffice dating, receiving, and cancell- ing stamps.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
FIRST DISTRICT OF INDIANA-Fred. D. Conner, dep- uty collector for New Albany. REVENUE STAMPS -- Of all denominations for sale. James E. Pitt, Store Keeper and Guager for New Albany. Peleg Fiske, Guager for New Albany, office, 33 east Main.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER.
James G. Harrison, office, 275 Main.
C. K. CARON,
-PUBLISHER OF-
DIRECTORIES,
OFFICE, ROOMS
26 and 27 Schurmann Block,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
GHO & GOODBUS FANCY CONFECTIONER
CARAMELS A SPECIATLY
CHARLES E. JONES. Insurance Agent Dealer &t. Coal
424 E. Main. Tal Uyper 16th and Washington,
New Albany Carriage Works,
TRIBBET & HYDRON
Metabolished 1a 1808.
THE ST. CHARLES
SALOON
W.Jonku Propri ton r Derk.
Corner Btota and Market Streets.
NEW ALBANY, IND.
FLOUR,
FEED, 47
FRED. WUNDERLICH, -Wholemile- LIQUORS J Nos. 124 Spring, 125 & 127 Pearl St., Vernia's Block. NEW ALBANY.
GRAIN AND
PRODUCE
F. GOEBEL & CO., -Dealers In- Leather & Shoe Findings, French & Domestic Calf & Kip Skins,
MOROCCOS, SHEEP SKINE, UPPER, do., And all kinds of Belling and Lacing. AHEMLOCK AND OAK SOLE LEATHER A SPECIALTY. Cor. State & Market Sta., Now Albany, Ind.
H. B. HARMON,
-Manufacturer of-
THE NEW ALBANY
STONE PUMP, -Also Manufacturer of-
All Kinds of Stoneware, Flower Pots, SEWER PIPE, CHIMNEY TOPS, &C. Cor. Upper 15th and Water Sts., NEW ALBANY, IND.
JAN N. PAYTON. P. MO HL. PAYTON.
PAYTON HOUSE,
WAGON AND FEED STABLES ATTACHED. Accountedallema st ull Hours, Day at Night, st Loweri Raten. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE FEEDING OF STOCK, &c. Nos. 178, 180. 184 Lower 7th and Main Sta., Ladies' Extramen, 77 Boventh Street, NEW ALBANY, IND.
COMMERCIAL- HOUSE I. HANCOCK, Proprietor, Boarding by the Week, Day or Meal.
GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS AT THE LOWEST RATES. Oor. Lower First and Main Streete, NEW ALBANY, IND.
W. M. FISHER, PROPRIETOR OF-
MERCHANTS' AND FARMERS' HOTEL,
AND WAGON YARD. State, N. W. Cor. Spring Sts., New Albany, Ind. Largeel and most central wagon yard and feed stable in the city. - Feed furnished and meals at all hours. Changes to suit the times, This house and yard is the best centrally located in the city.
WILLIAM GRESHAM, PROPRIETOR OF FARMERS' HOME WAGON AND FEED STABLES ATTACHED
Special Attention to the Pending. of Stock and other Accommodations. Main, S. E. Cor. Lower 7th, NEW ALBANY, IND.
LOUIS SCHMIDT, -Importer and Dhalor in-
German, Pronch, Rod White Wines. Kirschenwasser and Cogniac, . 41 MARKET STREET, New Albany, Ind.
B. F. CLINE,
-Dealer to all kinds of- BUILDING LUMBER,
Shingles, Doors, Sash and Blinds, Office and Yard, Market St, bet. U 7th and 8th, NEW ALBANY, IND.
SIMON STROBEL, -DEALER IN-
LEATHER, HIDES AND FINDINGS, No. 8 Market St., bet. Pearl and State, NEW ALBANY, IND.
Thomas Hopkins Albert Hopkin T. & A. HOPKINS, Tanners and Wool Pullere, -Manufactureri and Dealers in - Calf and Hog Skin Seating, Horse and Hog Skin Collar Leather, Fair Bridle, Skirting, ŐLo. Domestio Sumac. Cherry, West of N. State Sts., New Albany, Ind.
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C. HEIMBERGER PHOTOGRAPHER,
Pletures of Erery Style Done In the Best Hanner, AND ON MOST REASONABLE TERMS. 103 Pearl Street, bet. Markot and Spring, New Albany, Ind. Gro. RIDDLE, FIL, WITH C. HKIMBERGER.
D. J. CONGER, Contractor and Builder,
Manufacture of all kinds BRICK AND STONE WORK,
Works, east side Lower Sixth, near Main, Office and Residence, 358 Main, near Upper 4th,
NEW ALBANY,_IND.
WILLIAM SCALES, Manufacturer of und Daslar le Stoves, Tin,
Copper and Sheet Iron Ware,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, TIN ROOFING AND GUTTERING A SPECIALTY, 20 State St., bet. Main and Market, NEW ALBANY, IND.
Excelsior Cook Store.
Old Stoven Taken ip Exchange.
Printara am
Binders,
LARGEST CIRCULATION
MAT KLARER,
CENTRAL SALOON
Pure O14 Kentucky Whiskies & Spomalby.
JOSEPH RENN, JR.,
NEW ALBANY, IND JOHN RILHTE BEST GRADES OF BRIGE
- FERDINAND KRAFT
BOOTS, SHOES & GAITERS
Market. North Pret Cornue Uppur 19th,
NEW ALBANY, IND.
CARON'S
NEW ALBANY DIRECTORY.
ABBREVIATIONS.
... alley P. O ... ....... post office BV ...
avenue pres. ..... president bet. -between prop ... proprietor
.... boards T .... ... residence
bkkpr bookkeeper
........... road
clk ... ...... clerk R. R. ....... railroad
col'd. .... colored ret. ... retail
com mer. .commission merchant Rev ......... .Reverend
cor ...
... corner
... South
..... east se .. southeast
east side 88 .. south side Ing.
insurance SW .southwest
..... lower sec. ..... secretary
Tab ...
laborer supt .. superintendent
Lower Albany
treas .treasurer
.manufacturer U .... -. Upper
nr ...... ........ near W .... ......... west
w8 ...
.. westside
ne .... .northeast
whol
.. wholesale ns ..
.. north side
wid
......... widow
... northwest
wks ... works
opp.
..... opposite
W. U. West Union
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A BBOTT GEORGE W., hooker N. A. Rail Mill Co., r west of Wilson, nr creek
Abbott Joseph, blacksmith, r es U 3d, n of Oak
Abrahams Sarah Mrs., r 140 Pearl
Abrams Sallie, seamstress, r ws 2d, nr Cherry, W. U
Achilles Christian, bricklayer, r U 3d, se cor Oak
Ackerman Katie, domestic James Peirce
Ackermann Peter, lab O. F. Iron Wks, r ws L 6th, bet Main and Market
Ackley James, helper, r Main, sw cor L 3d Ackley William P., shoemkr, Main, sw cor L 3d
Adair Eliza (col'd), r es L 4th, bet Spring and Elm
Adair Joseph (col'd), driver, res L 4th, bet Spring and Elm
Adair William (col'd), driver, r es L 4th, bet Spring and Elm
Adams Edward, dairy, r 90 Market, cor Lafayette
Adams Elizabeth, wid William, r 90 Market, cor Lafayette
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ADAMS EXPRESS CO., R. E. King, agt, Opera House Bldg
Adams Georgianna, domestic, 301 Main, nr Pearl
Adams James P., heater N. A. Steam Forge, r ss Division, ab U Vincennes
Adams John Q., carpenter, r es U 6th, bet R. R. and Water Adams Joseph, captain H. and L. Co., r L 2d, se cor Spring Adams Mattie Miss, r es U 11th, bet Sycamore and Poplar
Adams Thomas J., grinder, r ss Elm, bet U 6th and 7th
Adams Wiley L., engineer, bds ws L 9th, nr Main Adams William, lab, r ns Water, bet L 3d and 4th
Adolph Adam, tailor, 30 Market, nr L 1st
Adolph George, clk Sherman & Bro., bds 30 Market, nr L 1st Aelers John, cigarmkr, r ns Spring, nr L 4th
Aelers Mary, wid Heinerich, r ns Spring, nr L 4th
Aelers William, cigarmkr, r ns Spring, nr L 4th
Agnew James, watchman Merchants' and Farmers' Hotel, r 10 Market, ab State
Ahlers Henry, trav agt, bds Central Hotel
Aikin William, piano agt, bds Central Hotel
Ailer Frederick, teamster Plate Glass Wks, r 472 Main, nr U Vincennes
Ainley Edward, student, r 251 U Vincennes, nr Spring
Ainley Henry, wool grader, r 251 U Vincennes, nr Spring Akers Jennie Miss, r Spring, ne cor L 4th
Akin William J., engineer, r Elm, sw cor U 11th
Albert Charles, messenger, bds 141 L 4th, nr Spring Albert John, huckster Central Market, r 141 L 4th, nr Spring
Albert Stephen, millinery and fancy goods, 109 Pearl
Albert William, messenger, bds 141 L 4th, nr Spring
Albertson Florence S., cutter Plate Glass Wks, r 376 Spring, nr U 15th
Albertson James, pressman U. S. Q. M. Dep't, rss Main, bet L 2d and 3d
Albertson Stanford U., glass cutter, r 376 Spring, nr U 15th Alexander Benjamin (col'd), lab, r ns Ealy, nr Hildreth, W. U Alexander Charles B., gen'l delivery clk P. O., r ns Elm, bet U 6th and 7th
Alexander George (col'd), lab. r es U 4th, bet Main and Market
Alexander Humphrey (col'd), lab, r es U 4th, bet Main and Market
Alexander John, lab, r Shipping, ne cor 2d, L. A.
Alexander John (col'd), lab, r es L 6th, nr Creek
Alexander Martha A., wid James, r 160 Spring, nr U 6th Alexander Robert (col'd), lab, r es U 4th, nr Sycamore
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Alexander Sidney (col'd), lab, r ns Green, nr State, W. U Alexander Stephen J. Jr., druggist, ns Main, bet U 4th and 5th bds 90 Main, nr U 4th
ALEXANDER S. J., physician, 90 Main, nr U 4th Alford Jacob J., carpenter, r ns Market, bet L 7th and 8th Allen Benjamin, farmer, r Main, se cor L 8th
Allen Benjamin F., plow handle mnfr, r ss 2d, nr Ferry, L. A
Allen Charles (col'd), roller, r State, sw cor Oak
Allen Enoch L., turner I. F. Force
Allen Frank, carpenter D. S. Barmore, r N. A
Allen Frank B. (col'd), asst principal L Second St School, r U 11th, se cor Market
Allen F. L., grinder I. F. Force
Allen James T., res L 5th, bet Main and Market
Allen Lewis W., clk H. H. Wicks, r es L 5th, bet Main and Market
Allen Mary E., wid Charles A., r 274 U Vincennes, nr Elm
Allen Oscar L., cabinet mkr John Shrader, Sr., r 72 L 4th, nr Main
Allen Rebecca, wid James T., r es L 5th, bet Main and Market Allen William G., foreman John Shrader, Sr., r 78 L 4th, nr Market
Allen William P., supt, r Main, se cor L 8th
Allendorf Werner, foreman M. Zier & Co., r 348 Spring, nr U 13th
Allinder Abraham, machinist, r ns Market, bet U 7th and 8th Allinger James, machinist, N. A. Woolen and Cotton Mills Allison Nancy, wid John, r 169 State, nr Elm
Allison William E., merchant tailor and gents furnishing goods, 61 Pearl, r ns Spring, bet U 11th and 13th.
Ambach Margaret, wid Caspar, r ng L., N. A. & C. R. R., nr U 4th
AMERICAN EXPRESS CO., R. E. King, agt, Opera House Bldg
American Machine Co., R. E. Burk, agt, 9 Main, bet Pearl and State
Ames Edward, blower Plate Glass Wks, r 213 U 10th, nr Oak
Ammons George, brakeman J., M. & I. R. R. Co., bds Com- mercial House
Ammons James M., mnfr Wooden Ware, ws State, bet Elm and Oak, bds ns Market, bet State and L 1st
Anderson Annie (col'd), laundress, r es L 4th, bet Spring and Elm
Anderson Elizabeth Mrs., r Floyd, nw cor L 10th
Anderson Frank, sawyer A. J. Kistler, r 30 L 9th, nr Floyd
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Anderson George W., painter, r ss Market, bet U 3d and Bank
Anderson John F., bricklayer, r 114 State
Anderson Louisa, wid John W., r ss Shelby, ab U Vincennes
Anderson Margaret H., wid George P., r ws L 10th, bet Main and Market
Anderson Mary E., wid Andrew J., r ss Spring, nr L 1st Anderson Nathan, lab I. F. Force, bds Payton House
Angel Charles W., express, r ns Main, bet L 2d and Wash- ington
Angel John, teamster, r 132 U 3d, nr Spring
Angel Lena, domestic Thomas Norton
Anthony Charles M., clk P. O., bds 380 Main, nr U 5th
Anthony D. Clinton, lawyer, r 880 main, nr U 5th
Anthony Edwin, clk, r Water, bet L 3d and 4th
Anthony H., lab O. F. Iron Works
Anthony Mark, lab O. F. Iron Wks, r Water, bet L 3d and 4th
Anthony Sarah A., wid Jacob, r ns Main, bet L 2d and Washington
Anthony William, lawyer, r ns Elm, bet State and Pearl
Antle Thomas (col'd), lab, r Budd rd, L. A
Antwein John,r ns Market, bet U 9th and 10th
Antwein Susan Mrs., boarding house, ns Market, bet U 9th and 10th
Appleby James R., sawyer M. L. Underhill, r ss Market, nr U Vincennes
Applegate Benjamin F., machinist Plate Glass Wks, r 122 L 4th, nr Spring
Applegate Elizabeth M., wid James, r 105 Bank, nr Market Applegate Ella Miss, teacher Main St School, r 105 Bank, nr Market
APPLEGATE JAMES P., sec N. A. Ledger-Standard Co., r 12th and Market
Applegate Mary L., wid Charles B., r 78 Spring, cor U 3d Arbuckle Sina, wid James H., r ss Elm, bet U 5th and 6th
Archer George E., architect, Oak, nw cor Pearl, bds Spring, sw cor L 3d
Arganbright Jacob, foreman City Ry Co., r South, ne cor Charlestown rd
Argo John W., mngr Singer Mnf'g Co., r ss Spring, bet U 9th and 10th
Armbruster Benjamin, lab, r 131 State, nr Spring
Armbruster Helen, wid Enoch, r ns L., N. A. & C. Ry, opp U 4th Armbruster Ignatz, night watchman P. Reising, r ns Spring, ny L, 4th
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Armstrong Ann Mrs., r ws L 10th, bet R. R. and Floyd Armstrong Annie Mrs., r 650 Spring, nr U Vincennes Armstrong Charles, boat builder, bds 338 Main, nr U 3d Armstrong Cyrus, machinist Webster & Pitt, r country Armstrong Elizabeth, wid Charles, r 36 Market, nr L 1st Armstrong George, boat builder, r 338 Main, nr U 3d Armstrong James, finisher, bds 36 Market, nr L 1st
Armstrong James, lab, r ns Market, bet L 1st and 2d
Armstrong James, night watchman, r es U 3d, bet Main and Market
Armstrong James A., elk Gibson House
Armstrong Jane, wid David, r 145 U 9th, bet Spring and Elm Armstrong John (col'd), lab, r Ealy, sw cor Constitution, W. U Armstrong John T., clk, r ns Market, bet L 5th and 6th
Armstrong John W., carpenter D. S. Barmore, r.19 L 7th, nr Water
Armstrong Joseph F., ship carpenter, r ns Market, bet L 5th and 6th
Armstrong Mary, wid Thomas, r ss Poplar, bet U 11th and 13th
Armstrong Robert H., engineer, r 146 L 5th, nr Spring
Armstrong Thomas W. (McDonald & Co.), r 145 U 9th, bet Spring and Elm
Armstrong Wesley, grocer and saloon, 76 Water, cor U 3d
Armstrong William, driver L. B. Friend, r 152 Pearl, nr Elm Armstrong William H. H., captain Jefferson Hose Co. No. 2., r 38 Market, bet 1st and 2d
Armstrong William T., engineer, r es U 8th, bet Oak and Sycamore
Arnesmann Annie C., domestic 193 U 4th, cor Oak Arnold Edmund (col'd), lab, r ws Pearl, bet Elm and Oak
Ashbrenner George W., helper N. A. Steam Forge, bds ss Spring, ab U Vincennes
Ashby James (Kiser & Ashby), r Galena, Ind
Ashby William (col'd), lab O. F. Iron Wks, r es L 5th, nr Commerce
Ashton Nannie, wid George H., r ss Main, bet L 3d and 4th Ashton Sallie L. Miss, music teacher, ss Main, nr L 3d Ashton Sophia, wid Isaac, r ss Main, bet L 3d and 4th Ashworth Henrietta Miss, res L 10th, bet Main and Market Ashworth Nancy, wid James, r es L 10th, bet Main and Market Aston John H., engineer, r ns Spring, bet L 4th and 5th
Atherton Joseph L., conductor, r Spring, sw cor West Atkins Elizabeth, wid George, r ns Oak, bet U 13th and 15th Atkins George W., lab, r 104 U-10th, nr Market
Atkins Josephine, wid Curtis, r ns Elm, ber U 5th and 6th
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Atkins Washington, hostler Mrs. B. Buchheit
Atkinson James, blower Plate Glass Wks, r ss Spring, bet U 11th and 18th
Atkinson Sarah J., wid Samuel, r ss Spring, nr U 11th Atkison Mack, painter, r U 8th, se cor Beeler
Atkisson Abner C., salesman Prof. James Brown, bds U 3d, bet Spring and Elm
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TELEGRAPH CO., George H. Godfrey, mngr, 7 east Main
Aughey William, beamer N. A. Woolen and Cotton Mills Aughey William. Jr., beamer N. A. Woolen and Cotton Mills Aulspaugh Tina, domestic L 5th, sw cor Spring
Austin Charity J., wid Alfred, r ws U Vincennes, bet Char- tres and Beeler
Austin George, helper N. A. Steam Forge
Austin Henry C., policeman, r 22 U 6th, nr R R Ave
Austin John D., wks Glass Wks, r ws L 5th, bet Market and Spring
Austin Lillie Miss, teacher U Spring St School, r ns Spring, ab U Vincennes
Austin Mary H., wid M. P., r ss Shelby, nr U 8th
Austin Samuel W., assorter, bds ws U Vincennes, bet Char- tres and Beeler
Austin Sarah Mrs., r ns Spring, ab U Vincennes
Austin T. E., drugs and medicines, Main, ne cor Washington Austin William, glass cutter, r es U Washington, nr Main Autle John, lab O. F. Iron Works Autle Thomas, lab O. F. Iron Works
Avery Oscar, solicitor, bds Park House
Awbrey William C. tras agt H. B. Harmony 'r Water, bet U 14th and 15th
Axline Charles E., carriage mkr, D. C. Axline, bds 71 U 3d, nr Market
Axline David C., carriage mnfr, 69 U 3rd, nr Market, r 71 U 3d Ayers Daniel, cabinet mkr John Shrader, Sr., r ns Elm, ab U Vincennes
BACH EMMA, domestic, 187 Spring, nr U 7th
Bach Henry W., cigar mnfr, 68 main, nr U 3d Backus George, turner I. F. Force, r 53 L 9th, nr Main Bacon John, boiler mks, bds Merchants and Farmers Hotel Bader Ada Miss, teacher Lower Spring St School, r ns Mar- ket, bet State and L 1st
Bader Charles W., meet and vegetables, Market, se cor U 10th, r Market, sw cor U 10th
Bader Henry, baker Peter Stotz
Bader Jacob, saloon, Market, sw cor U 10th Bady Squire, r ws Constitution, nr Ealy W. U
Baer Charles, currier George Moser
Baer Barbara, wid Conrad, r ns Shelby, nr U 7th Baer John, dry goods, 103 Pearl, r 258 U 6th, nr Poplar
Bagerly Emma, wks Woolen Mills, bds Stallings House Baggerly Charles, lab N. A. Rail Mill Co
Baggerly Christina, wid David, r Ferry, nr 3d, L. A
Baggerly Millard F., lab, r Ferry, nr 3d, L. A
Baggerly Silas T., lab, r ss 2d, nr Shipping, L. A
Bailey James (col'd), lab, r ss Ealy, nr Washington, W. U
Bailey John L., helper N. A. Rail Mill Co., r ss Corydon Pike, nr bridge
Baird George L., clk J. W. Seabrook, r es L 2d, bet Market and Spring
Baird James R., r es L 2d, bet Market and Spring
Baker August, lab O. F. Iron Work's
Baker John, lab Plate Glass Works, r ns Elm, bet U 11th and 13th
Baker John B., ship carpenter, r ss Corydon rd, nr bridge, L. A Baker John F., cigar mnfr, 6 Main above State
Baker William B., cigar mnfr, and cigars and tobacco ret, Main, nw cor Bank
Baldwin Edward H., clk U. S. Q. M. Dept, r 323 U Vincennes, cor Sycamore
Baldwin Mary Miss, matron Old Ladies Home, r same
Baldwin Matthias D., clk, r Spring, ne cor L 5th
Baldwin Nathaniel P., r Spring, ne cor L 5th
Baldwin Robert, r ws L 2d, bet Spring and Elm
Baldwin Robert B., clk, r Spring, ne cor L 5th
Baldwin Thomas, grocer, Oak, ne cor U 11th Bales Jacob (col'd), lab, r West Union
Ball Blasius, contractor, r 259 U 6th, nr Sycamore
Balser Mary, wid Louis, r es L 2d, bet Main and Market Baltes Carrie Miss, r es L 7th, nr R. R. ave Baltes Peter, muck roller, r es L 7th, nr R. R. ave Balthis David, caulker, r 185 U-11th, nr Oak
Bane John, basket mkr, r 16 L Oak, nr State Baner Anthony, painter, r 121 L 2d, nr Spring
Banes Anson W., patter mnkr Chas. Hegewald & Co., r ns Elm, bet U 15th and Vincennes
Banes James T. (W. & J. T. Banes), r 642 Spring, cor U Vincennes
Banes Joseph D., clk G. W. Grosheider, r Spring, ne cor U Vincennes
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Banes William (W. & J. T. Banes), r 199 Market, nr U 8th Banes William and James T., carpenter and builders, Market, nr U 9th
Banet Katie, domestic, Spring, ne cor U 10th
Banet Rosa, domestic D. G. Hudson
Banks Alfred (col'd), lab, r Spring, nw cor West
Banks Charles (col'd), lab, r es U 5th, bet Spring and Elm Banks John B., carpenter and builder, 43 U 4th, nr Main Baptist Tabernacle, es U 4th, bet Market and Spring Barbee Maria, wid John, r Market, sw cor L 2d
Barbour James A., bolter Murray & Hammer, bds ns 1st, nr Shipping, L. A
Bareford Joseph, carpenter Plate Glass Wks, r ns Elm, bet U 11th and 13th
Bareford Joseph E., r ns Elm, bet U 11th and 13th
Bareford Lewis, Carpenter Plate Glass Wks, r 71 Market, nr U 3d
Bareford Mary Mrs., milliner, 71 market, nr U 3d
Bareford Samuel H., carpenter Plate Glass Wks, r ns Elm, bet U 11th and 13th
Barido Nicholas, glass flattener Plate Glass Wks, ¿ Water, bet U 7th and 8th
Barke Charles (T. Barke & Sons), r 34 east Main, nr Pearl Barke John W., laster T. Barke & Sons, bds 34 e Main Barke Samuel F. (T, Barke & Sons), r 34 east Main, nr Pearl Barke Thomas (T. Barke & Sons), r 34 e Main, nr Pearl
BARKE T. & SONS (Thomas, Charles and Samuel F. Barke), mnfrs ladies shoes, 34 east Main, nr Pearl
Barker Joseph, wks Hickory Mills, bds es L 10th, bet R. R. and Floyd
Barker William A., carpenter, r es L 10th, nr Floyd Barker W. Worden, r es L 10th, bet R. R. and Floyd
Barkhouse Leo, foreman Prof. J. Brown, r ss Elm, bet State and Pearl
Barlow Lulie Miss, teacher Upper Spring Street School Barlow Otis A., elk, r ns Elm, bet U 15th and Vincennes Barnaby Betsy, wid Henry, r es Galt, bet Dewey and Water Barnett Charles, bds ss Market, bet L 8th and 9th
Barnett Isaac T., carpenter, r ss Market, bet L 8th and 9th Barnett Jesse, bds Park House
Barrett Edward, puddler O. F. Iron Wks, r ns Floyd, bet L 9th and 10th
Barrett James, r ns Floyd, bet L 9th and 10th
Barrett Phineas H., decorator, 34 State, nr Main, r L 2d, bet Oak and Cherry Bartelman Margaret, cook, r 16 Market, nr Pearl
Barth August (A. Barth & Co.), r 435 Main, nr U 7th Barth August, Jr., currier A. Barth & Co., » 87 U 4th, nr Main .
BARTH A. & CO. (August Barth and Charles Groscurth), tanners and curriers, factory, ws U 10th, bet R. R. and Water
Barth Charles, tailor, r ns Elm, bet U 15th and Vincennes
Barth Henry, tanner A. Barth & Co., r L 1st, nw cor Spring
Barth Lou Miss, dressmkr, L 1st, nw cor Spring
Barth Samuel, bricklayer, bds ws U 11th, sw cor R. R.
Barth William, lab Charles Hegewald & Co., r 74 Bank, nr Market
Bartliner Sallie Miss, dressmkr, 72 L 1st, nr Main
Barton Albert M. Rev., pastor United Brethren Church, r ns Floyd, beyond Bridge
Bassett Richard Rev. (col'd), pastor Second Baptist Church, r 238 U 11th, hr Poplar
Bates Maria (col'd), laundress, r ns Elm, bet U 10th and 11th Batey Squire, r ws Constitution, nr Ealy
Bauer Kate, domestic, Main, nw cor U 14th
Baugh John, smoother, r ss Beeler, nr Chartres
Baumann Lawrence, picture agt, r ss Elm, ab U Vincennes
Baxter Abraham, janitor First National Bank, r ns Main, bet U 4th and 5th
Baxter Alfred R., chemist, r 154 U Vincennes, opp Market
Baxter Edward chemist, r 26 U Vincennes, nr Water
Baxter Harrison H., carpenter, ws State, nr Main, r L 2d, sw cor R. R. ave
Baxter James W., trav agt, r 130 L 7th, nr Market
Baxter Newton, driver O. F. Iron Wks, r ws L 5th, bet Market and Spring
Baxter William N., roller, r 130 L 7th, nr Market
Beach Augustus, clk J. C. Brewer & Son, bds ss Elm, bet U 7th and 8th
Bean Charles, lab N. A. Rail Mill Co., r Water, bet U 4th and 5th
Beard Andrew, carpenter, r ns Main, bet L 5th and 6th
Beard Charles, lab O. F. Iron Wks, r Water, bet L 3d and 4th Beard Daniel, lab N. A. Rail Mill Co., r Market, se cor L 8th Beard David, driver, r ns Main, bet L 6th and 7th
Beard Hiram N., painter T. L. Mullineaux, r ws L 4th, bet Market and Spring
Beard John O., r Water, bet L 3d and 4th
Beard Mollie Miss, cutter T. Barke & Sons, r ns Main, bet L 5th and 6th
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Beard Thomas E., painter T. L. Mullincaux, r ss Main, bet L 5th and 6th
Beard William H., helper O. F. Iron Works, r ws L 5th, bet Main and R. R. ave
Beasley Thomas, paper hanger R. Silberman, r U 11th, sw cor R. R
Becht Edmund G., agt V. Becht, bds 167 Spring, nr U 7th Becht Valentine, dealer in pianos and organs, 167 Spring, nr U 7th
Beck Calvin, engineer, r ws U 8th, bet R. R. and Water
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