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OHIO . FALLS IRON WORKS-Office, Water, between Lower Fourth and Fifth. N. T. DePauw, President, Walter E. Stoy, Vice President and General Manager; Frank M. Stoy, Secretary, Josephus Norton, Superintendent, N. T. DePauw, C. W. DePauw, Walter E. Stoy, William H. Lewis and John McCulloch. Directors.
THE DAY LEATHER CO-A. T. Day, President, John I. Day, Vice President, Charles Day, Secretary and Treasurer. THE F. WUNDERLICH CO-129 and 131 Pearl. F. Wunderlich, "President.
THE LIGHT, HEAT AND POWER CO .- 29 East Main. J. S. Briggs. President, August Barth, Secretary and Treas. THE NATIONAL REAL ESTATE AND COLLECTION CO .- Frank Heck, President, W. C. Elgin, Vice President and Manager, H. E. Jewett, Attorney.
NEWSPAPERS.
HOME ORGANIZER-Weekly. Office 65 State. Edited and published under the auspices and endorsement of the New .Albany Trade and Labor Council.
NEW ALBANY LEDGER (DEMOCRATIC)-Daily and week- ly. Office 120 Pearl. Published by the New Albany Ledger Co .; Jonathan Peters, President and manager; J. P. Applegate, Editor. Terms: daily 85.00 per year; weekly $1.00 per year. NEW ALBANY DEUTSCHE ZEITUNG (DEMOCRATIC)- Weekly. Otto Palmer editor and proprietor. Jackson, se cor Griffin. Price $2.00.
NEW ALBANY EVENING TRIBUNE (REPUBLICAN)- Daily and weekly. Office 50 Pearl. Published by the New Albany Tribune Co. Terms: daily, $5.00 per year, 10 cents a week; weekly, $1.00.a year.
PUBLIC PRESS-Weekly, 67 Pearl. Josiah Gwin, publish- er. . Terms, $1.25 per year."
THE SATURDAY HERALD-Weekly. J. H. Conner publisher. - Office, 126 Pearl.
RAILWAY COMPANIES.
BELT & TERMIFAL -RAILWAY Co-J. F. Gebhart, pres .**
GLENVIEW. PARK RAILWAY CO.Jonathan" Peters, pres .; Evan B. Stotsenburg, 800. . KENTUCKY AND INDIANA BRIBGE CO.(Daisy Line), depot wa. Vincennes, near Main.
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LOUISVILLE, NEW ALBANY AND CHICAGO RAIL- WAY CO-Passenger depot, Main and Vincennes, freight de- pot, Oak, nø cor Pearl. C. C. Jack, freight agt; F. H. Kalies, pass. agt.
LOUISVILLE, EVANSVILLE & ST. LOUIS RAILWAY -Office State, nw cor R. R.
NEW ALBANY HIGHLAND RAILWAY CO- J. F. Geb. hart, pres .; W. W. Tuley, sec and treas.
NEW ALBANY STREET RAILWAY CO-J. F. Gebhart, pres; W. C. Crane, sec and treas. Office ws Vincennes, near Main.
OHIO & MISSISSIPPI Ry-Depot, east side Vincennes, near Main. :
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO & ST. LOUIS RY. Co-C. U. Williams, freight agt. Freight and ticket office es State, bet Water and Main.
- PLACES OF AMUSEMENT.
OPERA HOUSE-Pearl, ne cor Spring.
CLUBS.
FLOYD COUNTY REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMIT- TEE-Evan Prosser, chairman, 17 E Market.
FLOYD COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMIT -- TEE-Thomas Hanlon, chairman, 24 E Market.
HENDRICKS CLUB-24 E Market. Charles W. Schindler, pres .; H. R. W. Meyer, sec.
LINCOLN .LEAGUE-17 E Market. Charles South, pres; Robert Baldwin, sec." -1
NEW ALBANY COMMERCIAL CLUB-Spring, nw cor- ner Pearl. Hon. George. B. Cardwill, pres; H. E. Jewett, 1st vice pres; George D. Heib, 2d vice pres; Charles B. Scott, sec; J. O. Endris, treas.
UNION DEMOCRATIC CLUB -- 24 E Market. John B. Mitchell, pres; Michael Farrell, sec.
SINGING SOCIETIES.
NEW ALBANY MAENNERCHOR-H. L. Rockenbach, pres; Gust. Weinman, vice pres; Richard Gruener, sec; Matt. Klarer, treas. Ss E Spring, bet 3d and 4th.
FAIR GROUNDS ..
FLOYD COUNTY FAIR ASSOCIATION .- I. P. Leyden, - pres; M. Irwin, vice pres; C. W. Schindler, sec; J. H. Fawcett, treas. Hold meetings annually in September. These grounds are situated about two miles north of the court house, on the
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NEW ALBANY CITY DIRECTORY.
Charlestown rd, and on the line of the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Railroad. They comprise an area of about sev. enty-four acres, and contain one of the best mile tracks in America. The grounds are supplied with a good hotel, a dance hall, 150 by 50, together with all necessary stables, sheds and pens for live stock.
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UNITED STATES OFFICES. 4 POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
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The post office is in new U. S. building, cor Pearl and Spring. Walter B. Godfrey, postmaster; Geo. A. Newhouse, jr., assist- ant postmaster; Joseph E. Lloyd, mailing clerk; Miss Carrie C. Olaggett, money order and stamp register clerk; John W. Thompson, general delivery clerk.
Mails are-forwarded daily over the following roads: Louis -. ville, New Albany and Chicago, Ohio and Missippi, Cincinnati, Lafayette and Chicago, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and St. Louis, Indianapolis and Vincennes, Baltimore and Ohio, Terre Haute and Evansville, Louisville and Nashville, Louisville and Lexing- ton, Cincinnati and Great Southern, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis, K. and I. Bridge Co., Elizabethtown and Paducah, Louisville and Evansville River Route, Louisville . and St. Louis R. R., Louisville, Huntingburg and Evansville R. R., Corydon Railroad.
STAGE MAILS.
Depart for Floyd. Knobs, Galena, Greenville, Bradford, Pal- myrs, Fredericksburg, Hardensburg, Chambersburg and Paoli, every day, except Sunday, at 7 a. m, For Elizabeth, Laconia, Rehobeth and Locust Point, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat ?! urdays, at 8 a. m.
ADVERTISED) LETTERS .- All letters-remaining in the office are advertised on Monday of each week. If not claimed in two weeks thereafter, they are forwarded to dead letter office at Washington.
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INFORMATION ABOUT MAIL MATTERS. DOMESTIC POSTAGE RATES.
FIRST CLASS-Letters, all written matter and all matter sealed or fastened to preclude examination, 2 cents each ounce br fraction.
SECOND CLASS-Newspapers and periodicals sent by publishers or news agents, 1 cent each pound or fraction. When sent by others, 1 cent for every four ounces or fraction. 1
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THIRD CLASS-Printed matter, books, chromos, engrav- ings, music, photographs, all reproductions on paper, except hand-writing and type-writing, unsealed, 1 cent each two ounces or fraction. Limit of weight four pounds, except for single books.
FOURTH CLASS -- All matter not included in above, un- sealed, 1 cent for each ounce or fraction. Limit of weight four pounds. 1 :
A package, whether sealed or unsealed, containing writing, subjects it to letter postage.
UNMAILABLE MATTER.
Animals, reptiles, alive or dead, (not stuffed), insects, except a queen bee when safely secured, are excluded from the mails. Also liquors, poisons, explosives or inflamable articles, no mat- ter how carefully wrapped are excluded.
REGISTERED LETTERS.
Twa letters and valuable packages may be registered to any post office in the United States, on payment of a fee of 10;cents and regular postage.
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FOREIGN RATES OF POSTAGE. CANADIAN POSTAGE.
< Letter and newspaper postage to Canada,' same as in the United States. "Merchandise by mail to Canada must not ex- ceed eight-ounces in weight, and the postage is 10 cents wheth- er the package weighs one ounce or eight ounces.
Satuples ot merchandise for dispatch in mails to foreign countries are restricted to bona fide trade samples or specimens having no salable or commercial value in excess of that actual- ly necessary for their .. use as samples or specimens. Goods sent for sale in execution of an order, or as gifts, however small the quantity may be, are not admissable at sample rates and conditions.
SPECIAL DELIVERY SYSTEM.
was introduced October 1, 1885, and is now extended to all post offices in the United States, and to all classes of mail mat- ter. Accordingly every article of mailable matter to which a 10-cent special delivery stamp is affixed, in addition to the postage required by law, will upon its arrival by mail, have immediate delivery by a special messenger within the carrier's limits of any free delivery post office, or within one mile of any other post office in the United States, to which it may be addressed. A letter bearing a special delivery stamp, together
NEW ALBANY CITY DIRECTORY.
with the regular postage, may be mailed at any post office. special delivery stamp costs 10 cents.
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FEES FOR MONEY ORDERS.
For sums not exceeding $ 5 5 cents
.Over $ 5 and not exceeding "$ 10 .. 8 cents
Over $10 and not exceeding $ 15 10 cents
.Over $15 and not exceeding . $ 80. 15 cents
Over $30 and not exceeding 40. ... 20 centa
Over $40 and not exceeding $ 50. .. 25 cents Over $50 and not exceeding & 60Ap 30 cents
Over $60 and not exceeding 70. .85 cents Over $70 and not exceeding
$ 80. 40 cents
Over $80 and not exceeding $100 45 cents
FEES FOR POSTAL NOTES.
Three cents for any sum up to 4.99. No larger amount can be drawn.
"Money order may be drawn upon any money order office in the United States for any sum not to exceed $100. For amounts larger than $100, additional orders to make up that amount must be issued, but not more than three orders can be issued to the same remitter and in favor of the same payee in one day.
Money orders are now uniform to all foreign countries, and are 100 for $10, or any fraction, thereof, for instance, less than $10 would be 10 cents; over $10 and not exceeding $20 would be 20 cents; over $20 and not exceeding $30; 30 cts, and so on. In France and Belgium the limit for which money orders can be drawn is $49.88, all other foreign countries the limit is $50.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
SEVENTH DISTRICT OF INDIANA-John F. Platt and Clara M. Wible, deputy collectors for New Albany. REVENUE STAMPS-Of all denominations for sale.
UNITED STATES .COMMISSIONER. James G. Harrison, office U. S. Court House.
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BOARD OF EXAMINING SURGEONS FOR PENSIONS.
William H. Sheeta, of Jeffersonville, president; A. M. Jones, of Corydon, secretary; J. L. Stewart, treasurer. Meets every Wednesday, at 10 a. m., at U. S. C. H. and P. O. Build- ding.
PENSION EXAMINER.
William H. Halstead.
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N. T. DEPAUW. C. W. DEPAUW, O. P. PANN. President. Vice Pros. Boarotary
W. C. DePauw Co.,
MANUFACTURER
SINGLE AND DOUBLE STRENGTH
WINDOW GLASS.
MASON FRUIT JARS.
NEW ALBANY, INDIANA.
08 B. F. CLINE,
BUILDING - LUMBER, AND SHINGLES. Office and Yard, 104 Markit Street, bet. Opper 7th maut nth NEW ALBANY, INDIANA. LOT. W.E
Axe, - Pick, - Sledge, - Hammer, AND ALL KINDS OF HICKORY HAMBLEE. And Dealer In Walnut, Poplar and other Hard Wood Lumber. Water. from W. 10th to 11th, New Albany, Ind.
GEO. HELFRICH, Sr., Lumber Yard and Planing Mill, DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF Building Lumber, Shingles, Laths, Doors, Sach and Blinds. OFFICE AND YARD, COR. E. FIFTH AND OAK STS. NEW ALBANY, INDIANA.
R. W. BOYDEN,
Manufacturer and dealer in Saddles, Harness, Collars, Hamen, Chains, Brushes, Whipa, BInnketa, etc., Imp Robes and Fly Neta. Fine Buggy Harness a Specialty. The Base For. nes Oils and Soaps in Stock. Re- pairing a Specialty.
No, 9 West Main Street, NEW ALBANY, IND.
JOHN HORN,
PLAIN AND FANCY GROCERIES. Dalicacias, Centertionen Furorgn Fruits, Ett Nos. 88 Pearl and 33 Market Struts, NEW ALBANY, INDIANA
Harmeling & Maetschke, FASHIONABLE TAILORS AND FURNISHERS.
NEW ALBANY, INDIANA.
JAS. T. IKWIL.
Irwin & Millheiser, :- BRASS - FOUNDRY -: Manufacturers of Balla Cap-hearings, Engine Brasem,
CASH PAID FOR OLD BRASS AND COPPER. 25 Week Spring, Cor. First, - NEW ALBANY, IND.
J. G. EWING, PRINTER AND PUBLISHER. 66 STATE STREET, NEW ALBANY, - IND. Publisher HOME ORGANIZER.
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MRS. E: KEPLER & SON, Art Parlors, 57 and 59 E. Main St.
NEW ALBANY, IND. -MANUFACTURERS OF-
Gold, Silver, Hardwood and Oxidized Steel Frames. Picture Ball put up to order. The latest in etchings, steel engravings and reproduct ions, Musical instruments tuned and repaired. Bolars mountedi ön stretchers. work done on order. Goods not called for in sixty days will be suld to pay charges.
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EARLY FRUITS & VEGETABLES A SPECIALTY : FRANK BELVIY, PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 14 & 16 E Spring St., bet. State and Pearl, Masonic Templo .. REFERENCER: - Second National Bank,
New Albany, Ind. NEW ALBANY, IND. SHIPPING A SPECIALTY. APPLES, POTATOES & ONIONS BY THE CAR LOAD A SPECIALTY.
.. ESTABLISHED 1847. GEORGE S. GRAF, Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
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HARNESS, Baddies, Bridles, Collars, Whips, Blankets, Robes, and Turf Goods,
45 E. Main Street, New Albany. Ind. Repairing Promptly Attended to, and all Work Warranted.
The Best Harness Olis Always on Hand in Can and in Bulk.
DEXTER LIVERY AND SALE STABLE. LIVERY STABLE P. M. EOPLEY & SON, Proprietors HORSES KEPT BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH. Stock Bought and Sold. Buggies, Barrouchesand Hacks for Hire.
State, between Market and Spring, Opp, Court House. NEW ALBANY, INDIANA.
FULL COUNT!' .LOW RATES!
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QIUCK TIME! -
NEATNESS! ACCURACY!
Jag. R. Nonemacker Co. Walter C- Nunemacher) Manager PRINTERS.
38 AND 40 E. MAIN ST., NEW ALBANY, IND.
LOUIS KAISER, CIGAR MANUFACTURER, AND DEALER IN FINE CIGARS. Best Brands Smoking and Chewing : Tobac- cos, Cigarettes, Cheroots, Stogies, Snuffs, Pipes, Smokers'. Articles, Etc.
118 Pearl St., New Albany, Ind.
MAT. KLARER.
PROPHYGYŐR ----
Central Sample Room & Central Cigar Parlor. Nos. 101 and 108 Papri St., 'betweet Spring and Market, NEW ALBANY, INDIANA.
Pure Old Kentucky Whiskies a Specialty.
EDWARD CRUMBO, MONUMENTS.
Stone, Marble and Granito Works, Yard and Office, Pearl 8$ , Opp. . Is, N. A & C. Depot. New Albany, Ind.
Cemetery Work of every Description Promptly Attended to and Satis- faction Guaranteed GRAVE STONES Manufacturers of all kinds of stone Work Ja Write for estimates on. was All Work.
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F. A. HODGES.
ELSHOFF & CO.,
Electrical and Machine Repair Shop,
No. 87 E. Main St., - NEW ALBANY.
Armatures Rewound at Low Prices.
All kind of Electrical and Machine repairing. Agents for the sale of Mather Dynamos, Motors and Railway Gener- ators. The Perkins Incandescent Lamp. Kulp Ceiling and Column Fans. Electrical Supplies, Line, Office and Annun- ciator. Wire, Bells, Annunciators, Burglar Alarms, Electroliers, Combination Fixtures, Shades, Wall Brackets, etc. Estimates furnished for House Wiring for Electric Lights, Gas Lighting by ... Electricity, Call Bells, Annunciators and Burglar Alarms. Complete Light and Power Plants Installed. Try the Vulcan- Torch. The best and cheapest Torch for Tinsmiths, Plumbers and Wire Workers. Absolutely safe and indestructable.
J. A. CRANDALL,
Carpenter AND Builder.
-Shop and Residence, 110 W. 2d Street,
NEW ALBANY, - IND.
LOUD
C .W. DEPAUW .. President. ALBERT TRINLER, Manager.
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N. T. DEPAUW. Vice President.
The New Albany Rail Mill Co., ·MANUFACTURERS OF
STEEL and IRON RAILS
OF ALL SIZES.
T's 8 to 60 Pounds per Yard.
SHEET IRON AND SHEET STEEL
Tram and Crescent Street Rails. . Slot Rails for Cable Roads. Plain and Angle Fishplates.
Spikes and Bolts.
PROPRIETORS OF THE
American Foundry & Machine Shops
MANUFACTURERS OF
ALL KIND OF CASTINGS, Grate Bars, Furnace Linings,
Steam Engines, Mill Gearing, &c., &c., &c., IJOBBING WORK Promptly attended to. New Albany, Ind.
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JOHN NEWHOUSE & BRO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
PITTSBURG, ANTHRACITE --- AND ---
OTHER COALS.
12 West Main, Bet. State and 1st., NEW ALBANY, INDIANA.
GEO H. PADGETT,
REAL ESTATE AGENT, FIRE & ACCIDENT INSURANCE. General Spons for Floyd County of the
Employers' Liability Assurance Corporation, of London. LIBERAL TERMS. AGENTS WANTED. 42 Spring St, Near Bank,
NEW ALBANY, INDIANA.
JAMES CUMMINGS,
REAL ESTATE DEALER.
-BUYS AND SELLS- REAL ESTATE, IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED
504 REAR MARKET.
CARON'S NEW ALBANY DIRECTORY.
ABBREVIATIONS.
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w ... alley .opp.
opposite
pres
..... president
. proprietor
.. residence
clk
.clerk
R. R
railroad
om mer
com missioni merchant Atov.
wreverend
F
. east
east side Hits
insurance NW
southwest
lower
see
secretary
laborer [ sup
LA
Lower Alluury
treasurer
manufacturer
l'pper
N
.. horth WS
...... west side
whal
wholesale
ns
north side
wid
...... widow -
northwest
l'w ks ...
....... works
West U'uion
Acme Fence Co., New Albany, Ind.
A BBETT OWEN, collarmkr George S. Graf, r Louisville -
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Abbott Eliza II. Miss, b Old Ladies IIome
Abbott George W., roller N. A. Rail Mill Co., x 73 W 2d
Abbott W. II., night watchman N. A. Rail Mill Co., r W - Water, cor 5th
WEBSTER & PITT, 18 to 28 Lower First Street."
STATIONARY ENCINES, RAILROAD CASTINGS, ETC., ETC. NEW ALBANY, IND.
nb.
... above P. O.
.. postoffice
AV
.. aveune
bet
.. between propr ..
4 ... boards
hkkpr
r ... .. book keeper rd ... ... .. ..... w1 .... road
.retail
.. south
... southeast
south side
1.
labs.
superintendent-
nr ...
.. Hear
... west
northeast
LOUI
JOHN NEWHOUSE * BRO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALBRE IN
PITTSBURG, ANTHRACITE -AND-
OTHER GOALS.
12 Went Main, Bet. State and 1st ... NEW ALBANY, INDIANA.
GEO HI. PADGETT, REAL ESTATE AGENT, FIRE & ACCIDENT INSURANCE.
Employers" Liability Assurance Corporation, of London LIBERAL TERME, AGENTS WANTED. 42 Spring St, Near Bank,
NEW ALBANY, INDIANA.
JAMES CUMMINGS,
REAL ESTATE DEALER
BUYE AND BELLE REAL ESTATE, IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED 504 REAR MARKET.
CARON'S
REW ALBANY DIRECTORY.
ABBREVIATIONS.
ab ... above P. O. .. opposite
.postoffice
.avenue pres ..... president
bet ...... ...... between
propr .... .proprietor
.. residence
bkkpr.
.. book-keeper rd ...
clk.
.... clerk R. R ..... raftroad
C. ............. enlored Tet ... ..... . retail
com mer
.commission merchant Rev. reverend
cor
.. corner 8. ....... south
E
...... past 60 .. ... southeast
east side ..... south side
„insurance sw. southwest
..... lower sec. .. secretary
lab. www.laborer supt superintendent
LA. Lower Albany tren ... treasurer
mnfr manufacturer U ... ..... Upper
nr ...
..... near W
......... West
N ..
www. north
W8. .west side
ne ...
northeast |whol wholesale
.north side wid. ....... widow
nw northwest | wks .. www. Works
W. U
West Union
Acme Fence Co., New Albany, Ind.
A BBETT OWEN, collarmkr George 8. Graf, r Louisville
Abbott Eliza H. Miss, b Old Ladies Home
Abbott George W., roller N. A. Rail Mill Co., r 78 W 2d
Abbott W. H., night watchman N. A. Rail Mill Co.,_r .W Water, por 5th
WEBSTER & PITT, 18 10 20 Lower First Street.
STATIONARY ENCINES, RAILROAD CASTINGS, ETC., ETC. NEW ALBANY, IND,
....... alley
b .............
boards
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CHAS. HEGEWALD CO. Stationary and Marine Ingin Water Street, from State to Lower First.
NEW ALBANY, IND.
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Abney A. E., gents furnishings, 50 E Market, r 40 E Market Abney Luther, with A. E. Abney, r 183 E 4th Abrams Susan Mrs., b Old Ladies Home Achillas Eliza, wid Christopher, r 448 Beeler
Ackerman Peter, varnisher John Shrader, Sr., r Louisville Ackermann Annie, domestic, b 70 W 6th Ackermann Peter, r 70 W 6th
Ackermann Susie, opr J. M. Robinson & Co., b 70 W 6th Ackermann Victoria, domestic 198 E Elm, b 70 W 6th Ackley James P., puddler O. F. Iron Wks, r 387 W 7th Ackley John W., helper O. F. Iron Wka, r 90 W Water Ackley Martha, wid William, r 30 W 3d
ACME FENCE 00. (M. L. Clements, O. R. Clements and. Joseph Mcclintock), iron fence mnfrs, Bank, sw cor Spring Adair William, 8, barber, 148 E 15th, r 241 E 5th
Adams Albert, heater, r ns Troy, E of Vincennes
Adams Alva, lab W. C. DePauw Co
Adams Amelia, opr N. A. Clothing Co., r 852 Chartres.
Adams Bessie Mies, r 189 E Spring
Adams David L., switchman, r 162 Vincennes
Adams Ella Miss, seamstress, r 167 E Elm
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Adams Emma, seamstress, r 167 E. Elm
ADAMS EXPRESS CO., Jesse N. Morris, agt, 124 Pearl
Adams James P., r ss Ekin av, E of Indiana av
Adams John H., helper N. A. Rail Mill Co .; b 41 W 7th
Adams John Q., carpenter, r 58 West
Adams Joseph, grocer, 137 W 1st
Adams Kate, knitter N. A Hosiery Mills
Adams Lizzie, opr N. A. Clothing Co., r 352 Chartres
Adams Robert, helper N. A. Hosiery Mills
Adams Rose, opr J. M. Robinson & Co., r 64 E Main
Adams Thomas, boss spinner N. A. Woolen Mills, r ns. Park sv, nr Fair Grounds
Adams Thomas J., blksmith O. F. Iron Wks, r 139 E Spring Adams Wiley, engineer, r. 155 E 5th
Adams William, helper L., N. A, & C. Ry., r 107 W-Wash- ington
ADAMS, see EIDAMS
Adkins Mahala, wid Gideon, b. 491 E Spring Admire T. Logan, painter, r Charlestown rd, ne cor Vincennes
Philip Helfrich, AGENT FOR THE SALE OR
PURCHASE OF . -
SPRING, S. L. OOR. BANK. REAL ESTATE
NEW ALBANY M'F'G CO. Watery between Peari and Bank.
GENERAL JOBBING REPAIR . Shops, and Headquarters FOR MILL SUPPLIES.
NEW ALBANY CITY DIRECTORY.
Adolph Adam, foreman N. A. Clothing Co., r 80 W-Market Adolph Barbara, opr N. A. Clothing Co., b 30 W Market Adolph Edward, bkkpr, b 80 W Market
Adolph George, cutter N. A. Clothing Co., r Louisville + Advent Christian Chorob, Rev. M. A. Stevens, paston, Shelby, nw cor Indiana av
Aemmer Lissie, seamstress, r 167 Jackson, W. U
Aemmer Louis, lab L., N. A. & C. Ry., r 167 Jackson, W. U
African Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev. Theophilus Price, pastor, 109 E 5th _.
Agnew James, painter, 108.E-4th
Agnew Laurence, brakeman L., N. A. & C. Ry., b 148 Bank Ahalt John, biksmith Lewis Hans, F W 4th, bet Main and . river
Ailer Frederick, contractor, 450 E Main
Ainley Everett, boss wool assortor N. A. Woolen Mills, r 465 Culbertson av
Ainley Henry, wool buyer N. A. Woolen Mills, r 457 Culbert- son av
Aires Ellis, shop cleaner Am Plate Glass Wka.
Akers Charles L., electrician N. A. Light, Heat and Power Co., b 502 Rear Market
Akers Jennie B., opr J. M. Robinson & Co., r 87;Bank Akers Louisa, wid R. L., > 502 Rear Market
Akers Owen M., chemist, r 502 Rear Market
Akers Thomas R., night watchman steamer Rush, r 150 E Water
Akin Gilbert J,, cutter, F 598 E Oak
Akin Martha, wid William, b 598 E Oak
Albert Edward, water-boy W. C.DePauw Co., b 414 Shelby
Albert Ella, turner N. A. Hosiery Mills, b 414 Shelby
Albert Frank L., civilengineer, b 149 W 4th
Albert John, bencher Am Plate Glass Wks
Albert John, policeman, r 149 W 4th
Albert Rosa, wid Nicholas, r 414 Shelby
Albert William B., clk L. Hammersmith & Co., b 149 W 4th Albertson Anna Mrs., r 425 E Spring 1
Albertson Florence S., cutter W. C. DePauw Co., b 376 E Spring
M. A. SWEENEY CO., Architectural Iron Wks. Jeffersonville, Ind. IRON BUILDINGS.
LAFAYETTE FREDERICK & SON, 88 K. Main Street, Uor. Bank, New Albany ..
REAL ESTATE AND
COLLECTING AGENTS.
NEW ALBANY CITY DIRECTORY.
Albertson James, r 47 W Market
Albertson Stanford U. I. A., cutter W. C. DePauw Co., F- 378 . E Spring
Albin Birdie, basketinkr Heath-Morris Co., r 105 W Main Albin Hattie I., basketmkr Heath-Morris Co., r. 57 W Main
. Albin James. E., lab N. A. Rail Mill Co., b-105 W Main Albin Lillie, b 105 W Main
Albin Mary E, wid William, r 105 W Main
Albrecht Katie, domestic 256 E Market
Albrecht Michael, tanner, r 127 E Sycamore
Albright Joseph, puddler N. A. Rail Mill Cos, r 250 W. Market Aldrich George, porter L., N. A. & C. Ry., + 401 E Oxk
Aldrich William, olk L., N. Az& O Ry., b 401 .E Oak
Alexander Benjamin, o, lab, r 58 Ealy, W. U
Alexander Clara, domestic 188 W Main
Alexander Charles B., agt, r 488 Rear Market
Alexander George, o, brickmaker M. Kehoo, + 4 Summit, E" of Olden
Alexander Humphrey, c, lab, r 6 Summit, E of Olden Alexander James, c, lab, r 100-E 7th
Alexander John, c, lab, b 191 W 4th
Alexander John, c, lab O. F. Iron Wks, r 166 South, nr W 6th Alexander John R., c, lab N.A. Woolen Mills, r 44+ Shelby Alexander Sidney, c, lab, r 357 State
Alexander Stephen J., clk M. E. Robinson, r 90 E. Main
Alexander William, c, lab,-r es N 2d, N of Market
Allen Albert O., olk W. W. Mitchell, b 364 E Oak
Allen Alexander C., potter, b 63 E Market
Allen Amanda, wid Benjamin, b 562. E Elm
Allen Couran R., assorter, b 364 E Oak
Allen Ernest, carpenter, b 459 E Elm
Allen Frank, carpenter, r ws W 9th, 8 of Ohio
Allen George, ins agt, r 142 E Spring Allen George F., clk, r 142 E Spring
Allen Henry W., helper O. F. Iron Wks, r 95 W Spring Allen James, carpenter, r 187 W Main
Allen James.T., butcher J. W. Stonecipher, " 187 W Main Allen Leroy, carpenter, r 459 E Elm
Allen Lewis W., olky : 299 Pearl
Allen Luther, card tender N. A. Woolen Mills, r 455 Beeler
GEORGE SCOTT & SON, 848 W. MAMI, LONGVILL ET. HAND ELEVATORS.
PETER R. STOY & SONS, Iron and Wagon Material, NO. 10 BAST MAIN STREET, NEW ALBANY, INDIANA.
. NEW ALBANY CITY DIRECTORY. 69
Allen Mary .Miss, r 302 E Main
Allen Mary E., wid Charles A., r 864 E Oak
Allen Oscar, machinist, b 159 Ayer
Allen Ralph, carry off W. C. DePauw Co
Allen Rebecca S., wid James T., r 95 W Spring
Allen Rosa, wid William, r 562 E Elm
Allen Susan, domestic 245 E Spring
Allen William L., lawyer, r 142 E Spring
Allendorf Warner, sheetironwkr M. Zier & Co., r 348 E Spring
Alles Anton, stone cutter, r 16 Olive av, E of State
Alles Charles, cabinetmkr, r 367 Griffin, W. U
Alles John, gatherer W. C. DePauw Co.
Alles Peter W., barber, 190 E Sycamore, r 264 E 8th
Alles William, blower W. C. DePauw Co., r 105 W 4th
Allison Charles B., mngr Nat Life Ins Co., 350 E Oak
Allison Dora, domestic 178 E Market
Allison Nancy, wid John M., r 173 State
Allison William E., with N. A. Pants Co., r 264 E Elm
Almond Lawrence, r 240 E 9th
Alsop Robert L., tel opr L., E. & St. L. Con. R. R. Co., b s Commercial Hotel
Alt Jacob, lab Indiana Brewing Co., r 225 E Oak
Alvis E. Jane, wid Thomas, r 45 W 3d
Alvis Jesse, opr N. A. Clothing Co,, r 143 Bank
Alvis J. C., boarding, 148 Bank
Alwes Frederick W. (Alwes & Brown). r 111 W Main
Alwes & Brown (F. W. Alwes and W. A, Brown), baking powder mnfrs, 177 W Main
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