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Dowling Alexander, Market, cor Pearl Green John O., State, cor Market
Sleeper, Moore & Morton, up Water, bet Pearl and Bank. Rowley Henry M., (see card)
Shaw & Herter, Pearl, cor Market
BUSINESS REGISTER.
THOMAS S. KUNKLE, ainter and Paper Manger, No. 32 LOWER FIRST, BET. MAIN AND WATER,
West Side Bank St., Two Doors North of Main, NEW ALBANY, IND.
Barrett & Hale, 328 Main, above Bank. (see margin lines)
For Furniture go to J. SHRADER & SONS, 257-9 Main 176
BUSINESS REGISTER.
W. A. SLEEPER. U. S .- MOORE. J. A. MORTON.
All kinds of Pictures made in the
BEST STYLE.
Neat Andrew, 448 Main Neat Thos. C., 448 Main Oatley J. H., New Albany Reed Silas L., Mooresville Sanders Isaac, Georgetown Shields P. 8., 305. up Main
Fancy Goods of all descriptions at DOLLEN'S, 290 Main
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BUSINESS REGISTER.
NEW ALBANY POTTERY, WILLIAM KELLER, PROPR. NEW ALBANY PATTERN SHOP, MANUFACTURER OF Pattern Making, Model Making, Mill Wrights & Turning WILL ALSO MAKE DRAWINGS FOR ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY, ARCHITECTURE, &c. All Work Executed at this Shop Warranted, and done Without Delay. WM. SLEEPER, Superintendent. Water St, bet. Bank and Pearl, - - NEW ALBANY, IND. REFERENCES. STONEWARE, FLOWER POTS, FRUIT JARS, AND Stone Water Pipes, Cor. Upper Seventh and Water Sts., NEW ALBANY, IND. 8. MILLIGAN, M. Z ER, JOHNSTON & WEBSTER, S. STUCKY, New Albany ; DENNIS LONG, Louisville. Crawford Thomas H., -Photographers. Sloan John, 419 op Main Excelsior Art Gallery, 77 Pearl Heimberger Christoph, 31 State Smith.R. C., Greenville Stewart David G., 186 Market Stewart John L., office np 4th, n w cor Spring w 8 Bank, 2 n Main 195 and 197 Main. (See card.) Peirce James, 106 and 108 Market. (See card.) Kunkle Thomas, 32 low 1st Plasterers. Pfrimmer L. W., Physicians. 309 up Market Stanbsbury L. D., Franklin Hotel Alexander Stephen J., 346 Main Potteries. Beust B., office 59 State Patent Medicines. Bowman Charles, 119 op 3d Breyfogle William L., 186 Market Clapp William A., 277 Main Aninger August, Georgetown Keller Adam, Monroe, bet Pearl and State New Albany Pottery, (William Keller) Water, bet up 7th and 8th. (See card.) Cooper E. S., Greenville Tripune William, Mooresville Tucker William W., Georgetown Voyles David W., 8 8 Spring, 3 e up 9th Whitehead Adam, s & Main, bet low 9thr and 10th Wilcox P. M., 276 up Market Wilcox W. M., 91 Pearl Lawell & Griffy, n s Main, 3 e up 15th Mitchell F. A. & Co., 307-309 up Main Tuley's Pain Panacea, 116 low Main Wilcox W. M., 91 Pearl Cooper William, low 1st, 3 m. Market Dunn M. H., Johnson House Eldridge C. R., Greenville Pianos. Pattern Makers. Evans I. M., Elm, bet up 6th and 7th Sleeper, Moore & Morton, Printers, Book and Job. up Water, bet Pearl and Bank, (See card above.) Ferris Frederick W., 143 up 3d Becht Valentine, 8 w cor up 4th and Spring Fischer Hermann, Elm, bet State and Pearl Gibbs George L., 31 State Picture Frames and Mouldings. Commercial, Bell J. S. & Co., 330 up Main J. A. WILSON, Humes William A., 262 Main Seville Williamn, 246 Main Artistic Photographer, Smith & Russell, 314 Main. (See lines.) Hulse David, 202 Market Jones James II., 83 Main Jones John, Jr., Mooresville Lane J. W., 31 State State, s w cor Main. (See card.) Norman & Matthews, 64 Pearl. (See card.) Greene A. S., up 3d, n w cor Spring Beach George R., Main, cor State Produce Dealers. Lemon J. Herschel, Planing Mills. 42 STATE ST., Gerbertshan Phil, NEW ALBANY, IND. Oak, cor 4th. (See card.) 8 s Main, 2 w low 1st Meurer Theodore, 316 up Market Bowman & McCarty, Main, n w cor low 5th Cline & Nance, 275 up Market Dietz W. H. & Co., 38 State Fancy Stationery, Envelopes, Pens, Iuks, Pencils, Cheap at Smith & Russell's, 314 Main. Go to VAN DUSEN & SHAW'S for a HAT OR SET OF FURS. Also to examine the HOWE MACHINE.
Howard & Co., Oak, cor Pearl. (See card.) Park Planing Mill,
Dotson George M., 163 Pearl. (See card.) Hahn John, 200 Market McClintick & Bro., 131 Pearl
WM.E. GROVE, Mer. Tailor, dealer in Gents' Goods, 267 Main
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BUSINESS REGISTER.
J. C. COCHRANE.
A. H. PIQUENARD.
WATKIN & CO., China, Glass and Queensware, 282 Main
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BUSINESS REGISTER
Saddlery Hardware.
|Rehmann Margaret, up fourth, cor Water
Graf Valentine, 311 up Main COCHRANE & PIQUENARD, ARCHITECTS Marshel James H., 283 up Main Reibel Joseph, 256 Market Reisert John, 249 Market Renn Joseph, 147 State. Sala Adam, 321 up Main Sauer Nicholas, 247 Market Scharf Antone, 258 Market Schmadel F., 82 Pearl Schmidt Peter, 78 Pearl Steckenriter Elizabeth, State, n Water -AND- Superintendents of Illinois New State Capitol Saloon. (See also Restaurante.) OFFICE, Abbot Goodheart, 229 Market Armstrong Wesley, up 3d, cor Wa- ter Bader Adeline, 58 State Borsig Michacl, Main, bet up 16th and Washington Mann John, 67 State Morris W. D., 101 Pearl Nunemacher Alfred H. & Co., 316 Wells Asahel N., 249 Main Main Rectifyers. Stonecipher Abraham, Main, n e cor low 5th Commercial, Main, cor low First Delmonico, State, cor Market 32, 33 & 34 Lombard Blk., - CHICAGO ILL. Special attention given to Designs for COUNTY COURT HOUSES. Thyrion Michael, Spring, cor up 5th Hawhe A. J., 273 Main Sabin & Bently, 72 Pearl Weber Joseph F., 342 up Maiu Dexter, Weber Peter, Market, cor up 10th Weinman Henry, up Vincennes Beard Jonathan, Jr., Georgetown. Lewis Bros., 258 Main Restaurants. Salt. Waltz Samuel W., Greenville Wigginton B. P. & Co., 129 Pearl cor Main Werner Adam, 245 Market Zipprian Christian, 80 State (H. R. W. Meyer) w s Pearl, 5 s Spring Dougherty M., 251 Market Dowd Michael, Pearl, 3 & Oak Van Alınan Christopher, 230 Mar- ket Vernia Thomas, 165 Pearl Zinsmeister Frank, w s State, bet Eckert Bernhard, Market, cor ap Leyden J. F. & Co. Delmonico, State, cor Market Pump Manufacturers. Rickman Edward, 124 Pearl Shea Michael W., n & Oak, 1 e R. R. Dept State,'s w cor Elm 10th Eisman Charles, Main, low Albany Endris Anton, 255 Market Farmers' Home, cor Charleston and Salem rds Cherry and Ealy New Albany Foundry, Sash, Doors, and Blinds. (See also Planing Milla.) Fetz Charles, State, n e cor Oak Fontaine C. H., 126 Pearl Gadient John N., 67 Pearl Rolling Mills. Gassman John A., 33 State Pumps and Blocks. Gmolz Joseph, 315 np Market Herb Adolph, 46 State Jung Jacob, w s Bank, nr Water Kraft Conrad, 253 Market Kramer George H., Water, cor low Railroads. Roofers, Felt and Composition. Jeffersonville, Madison and Indian- Franck & Reid, apolis R. R., Depot, Front, cor. n s L. N. A. & R. R., opp Ma- chine shop (See card.) State Lang Frank, Bowling, e s Pearl, 1 Park Planing Mill, 195 and 197 Main. (See card.) Louisville, New Albany and Chi- s Oak Saw Mills. cago R. R., offices, Oak, cor Pearl 5th Laden John B., up 4th, s w cor Market e s low First bet Main and Water (See card) Cline Daniel, Bragdon J. & Co., Water, bet low 6th and 7th Ohio Falls Iron Co., Water, bet low 4th and 5th cor up 10th and Main. (See Deacon N., low Second, nr Water Robinson M. J., Water, n e cor low Fourth card.) Gebertshan Phil, Oak, bet up 4th and 5th. (See card.) Howard & Co., Oak, cor Pearl. (See card.) Rope Makers. Bullard Albert, Georgetown Real Estate Agents and Dealers. Hittner Albert, New Albany Saddle and Harness Makers. 8th Get your Plain and Fancy Painting done at Barrett & Hale's, 328 Main, above Bank. " VOICE OF MASONRY," the best Masonic Magazine in the United States. See Card.
Cadwalader J. K., 55 State Collins Thomas, Court House Day E. R., 34 State Ellet J. I. & Son, 71 State Green John O., State, cor Market Harbin, Ward & Co., 278 Main. (See card.)
Emery Elijah, 87 State Graf Valentine, 311 up Main. Schmidt Herman, 223 Main. Seston & Williams, 284 up Market Tuley Edward P., 45 Main
Meyer John F., s & Main, 2 w low 1st National, (Myers & Knabke) State, bet Main and Water . Mosier David, Galena Ortl William P., 470 Market
Livingston John, Water 2 w low 5th Lukenbill Jeese, Greenville Lutte John, Sycamore, n e cor up. Coffman John S., Greenville Eaton James, Floyd's Knobs P. O. Hill D. C. & Co., Water, foot Vincennes Jones William, Water, foot 10th Miller Jacob J., Greenville Summers Jacob & Son, George- town
For Clothing go to JOHN HEIB, Market, northeast cor. Pearl 180 BUSINESS REGISTER.
Sons,
Summers Jacob, Jr., Georgetown Stewart John, Galena Second Hand Store. Duffy Patrick, n e cor Market and Bank Hebel John, 227 Main Lasch Charles, 210 Market Poutch James, Main, n e cor low -2d Watkin John, 227 Market Seed and Agricultural Store Beharrell, H., Jr., & Co., 284 up Market Rrown William, 61 State Featheringill M., 63 State Select Schools. Badger Alice, 286 up Market Beers Jennie, s & Chartres, 2 w Charles Critchlow Harriet N., Mission Chapel Lansford W. H. Mrs., Oak, cor Walnut. Rockwell Miss T. M., Spring, & e cor up 15th. Sewing Machines Howe-Van Dusen & Shaw, agts., 288 Main Singers-William Shaw, agt., 37 State. Wheeler & Wilson-C. H. Brad- ford, agt., 93 Pearl Sheet Iron Workers Satisfaction Guaranteed by L. W. PFRIMMER in ALL KINDS OF PAINTING, 809 MARKET STREET. Florence, Robert B. McDuff, agt., 108 Bank. (See card, opp.)
Stucky & Co., e s low 2d, bet Main and Water. (See card.).
Shingle Mills
Burkhart William M., Georgetown Schaffer John Jr., Knob Creek p. o. Schaffer Mathias, New Albany. Schriber Ferdinand, Scottsville
Sowle Shingle Mills, John R. Daily, propr., cor up 14th and Water. (See card.)
Ship Builders (See Boat Buildera)
Ship Chandlers
Neubauer John, n w cor State and Water. (See card.)
Roose Charlie, cor low Ist and Water. (See card.)
Silver and Plated Ware
Bradford Charles H., 93 Pearl
Cox C. Mrs, low 1st, bet Main and Knepfly John, 300 Main Market
Slate Flour Manufacturers
Franck & Reid.
ns L. N. A. & C. R. R., opp machine shop. Price, Allman & Fisher, office 72 Pearl
Soap and Candles
ANDREAS DANZ.
MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE
DEALER IN
Lard, Oil, Soap and Candles.
Highest cash price paid for TALLOW AND GREESE.
Prompt attention given to Orders.
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE CO., MANUFACTURERS OF THE CELEBRATED
SEWING MACHINE, Making Four Different Stitches.
J. W. SMITH, General Agent, No. 27 North Pennsylvania St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND
PHILE a large number of Machines have been offered to the public, some of which possess points of excellence and acknowl. edged merit, we have long felt what others have experienced, the necessity of a Machine more perfect in its mechanical structure, combining in the highest degree, simplicity, with durability, and while capable of doing a grater vauge of work, one that could be easily under- stood and comprehended by all.
To supply a Sewing Machine free from the objections attaching to others, has been no easy task ; for we had not only to surpass other Machines, as they appeared years ago, but also as improved from time to time by more recent experience.
This, we boldly claim, has been accomplished by the liberal expend- iture of capital, and the patient untiring labor for years; and in pre- senting our Machine to the public, we shall make some strong asser- tions respecting its merits, which to the casual observer, may seem to savor of improbability, but we are prepared to substantiate them in every particalar.
Discarding the Chain of Loop, or knit stitches, we adopted the Lock Stitch (alike on both sides of the fabric,) which is regarded by the masses as best suited to all kinds of work. But to meet the objections sometimes raised against this favorite stitch, viz: want of elasticity, liability to ravel, especially as the end of the seams, requiring them to be fastened or tied by hand, and the want of strength for a certain class of seams, such as the bias, or inside reams of pants, we have ad- der the Knot, Double Lock and Double Knot, either which is stronger and more elastic than the Lock ; thus enabling the operator to selet & stitch perfectly suited to every grade of fabric, and where necessary, sew seams much stronger than it is possible to do by hand.
Adding the three stitches would seem to require a complication of machinery, and thus render the Machine impractable; but such is not the fact. It makes the four stitches with as much ease and facility as ordinary Machinns make one, and with as little, if not less machinery.
To obtain unbiased and reliable evidence of their utility we placed them in manufactories and families where a thorough an't severe teat would expose any weak points. The result of these trials have been all that we could desire; and from its first introduction the Florence hans gained host of friends, and been regarded as a household necessity; con- clusively proving, what we are most happy to acklowledge, that the public fully appreciate the utility, beauty, and durability combined in the Florence Machine.
FLORENON SEWING MACHINE.
No. 1, Plain, $83. 65.
with Cover. This machine makes the LOCK and KNOT Stitches.
Gold ornamented machine, with drawer and light cover, without lock ; it makes all the four stitches-
DOUBLE LOCK STITCH.
No. 3. 881.
Silver mounted machine, ornamented. Table oil finished walnut, with heavy half case, lock and drawer; makes all the four stitches.
Polished mahogany table, silver mom.ted machine, highly ornamented, and makes all the four stitches;
OFFICE AND SALESROOM Agents are expected to sell'at above
FLORENON SEWING MACHINE.
No. 6. Mahogany Table, ....... $95 No. 7. Rosewood ... ........... $105
No. 6
Walnut Table, in oil ..
.. $95.
A KNOT STITCH.
120
No. 8.
... $125
Walnut, oil finish .............. .. $115
No. 9. Mahogany .. No. 10. Rosewood .. .. $150
27 NORTIL PENSYLVANIA ST., INDIANAPOLIS, AND. Prides, with Transportation added.
DOUBEL KNOP STITCH.
LOCK STITCH.
No. 2, Florence. $75.
No.4. $86.
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BUSINESS REGISTER.
Lise cch atitel; being alike on both sides of the fileic.
Every Machine has the rausdie for mom, which enables the oper- the sie night or led, to stay siy yart of the seams, or fusten the ends of dg = thumb screw, to have the work mun either to Changing the ich, and from one kind of stitch to an- other, cam rendy be done while the Mochino is in motion The needle is more enkdy afjested thani any other Machine,
and can be used where quiet is necessary ccions noe all yster, there are no springs to get out of order, is the most inexperienced to operate it It does ant require finer theend on the moder side than it does for the appet. and wall sew across the besvicit jeem, er from ome to moore df clich wihret change of trosim or tresking of tiresd. Every Machine Is one of Jenky' Twent Hemmers attached (the right to we which we control ) enabling the operator to turn ang unidà
Ke other Machine will de in large's range of work is the Florence
to a rante ait the esme the.
The taking up of the slack thread is mot performed by the irregu- bir contradictions of a wire coll or uncertain operations of wire levers .- The peecio' and annuicity with which the Florence drums the thread into the cloth is amaqqounced by any other Sewing Mineine offered in the market
high gas sle work fast, ami is off incadrulutile value, especially
cides, and our cours Letters Patent. ing the shore, and many other advantages, the Fire- a costul «zumienciiom od ins menis will fallly substantisite bil that we is the best Seving Martiine in the world
We winat every Machine in de all we chim for it, and will give
Liberal nimangethenos made with those who kuy tosell again. Far- the informmoim may be bad by addressing with stung endimel
Keep the best Needles, Oil and Thread. Also Stitching done to order, at Office and Salesroom 108 Bank St. between Spring and Market, NEW ALBANY Ind. ROBERT B. McDUFF,
SPECIAL ACEST, Floyd, Clark, Harrison and Washington Counties, Ind.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING HOUSE
Cor. State and Main Sts.
Having received all the LATEST and MOST APPROVED STYLES OF JOB TYPE, we are enabled to execute all kinds of
Plain & Ornamental Printing WITH NEATNESS and DESPATCH, and at the LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES. ITSEND IN YOUR ORDERS.
NEW ALBANY DAILY & WEEKLY COMMERCIAL
The Largest, Cheapest and Best Newspaper in Indiana.
TERMS :- One Copy, per year, 82.00, inVariably in advance. Club of ten, DAILY, per year, $10.00
$17 50 80 00
Club of twenty,
MeCORD, BRADLEY & CO. Nos. 81 and 83 Pearl Street, AND 271 MARKET ST., - - NEW ALBANY, IND. DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES, NOTIONS, &c., Which will be offered LOW TO THE TRADE.
Special Inducements offered to CASH BUYERS. ORDERS CAREFULLY FILLED.
NATIONAL CAPITAL LIFE INS. CO., Washington, D. C. Chartered by
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NEW ALBANY AND GREENVILLE PASSENGER LINE. W. S. COGSWELL, Proprietor. Leaves NEW ALBANY daily at 3 P M., (Sundays excepted.) Returning leaves GREENVILLE daily at 7 A. M. Office, Johnson House - NEW ALBANY, IND. COGSWELL HOTEL,
Congress. No prem's forfeited by lapse of policies.
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BUSINESS REGISTER.
JOHN O. GREENE.
F. A. MITCHELL, M. D. F. A. MITCHELL & CO., mr. Mitchell's San-Gento Bitters,
MANUFACTURERS OF BLOOD PURIFYING PILLS, AGUE TONIC AND Main Street, - GREENVILLE. We wish it to be distinct- We would call the at- tention of Druggists, whoO wish to act as Agents, to the fact that we allow Show Cases Steamboat and Mill Work them liberal Commissions, as we employ no traveling Seville William, 246 Main Milligan Samuel, up Water, bet Pearl and Bank Stucky & Co., e s low 2d, bet Main and Water. (See cird.) Agents. ly understood that SAN- GENTO is not a " Whisky Bitter," but a first class me- A dicinal preparation, com- pounded by a regular physi- cian, and is recommended Pq Danz Andreas, s s Oak, bet Bank and Pearl Schaaf Henry, East, cor Margin by those who have used it. E W. S. COGSWELL, Proprietor. Accommodations Good, and Charges Reasonable. No. 307 & 309 Main STREET. NEW ALBANY, IND. Stage Lines Stencil Cutter Stoves and Tinware Corydon & New Albany, J. Lewis, Frentz Peter, Main, bet Bank and 3d. THEODORE DAY, Stock Yards TANNER & CURRIER propr., office, Commercial Hotel New Albany & Corydon, Henson & Lemon, proprs., office, Com- mercial Hotel Fox & Byrn, 273 up Market Riley John, e s State, 2 s Ealy Stomach Bitters San-Gento, NEW ALBANY, IND., Is prepared to fill all orders with despatch. F. A. Mitchell & Co., proprs., 307 and 309 up Main. (See card opposite.) McCartin & Scharf, n e cor up 3d and Market. Plumer & Co., 36 State Scales John, 215 Market Schmuck Peter, 31> Market Swift W. P., 219 Main Beeler H. & Co., 53 State. Devol Horatio N., 285 up Main New Albany & Greenville, W. S. Cogswell, propr., office Johnson House. (See card above.) Paoli & New Albany, J. Young, Orders by Mail Will receive prompt attention. propr .. office, Bank, bet Main and Water. Wilcox's Family Bitters, Stamping and Embroidery. Stone Vards W. M. Wile x, propr., 91 Pearl Straw Goods, Wholesale Elizabeth, (Henry F. Reineking, propr,) 139 Wieks Mrs. S. P., 156 Main State Boomer & Gwin, 77 Pearl Hicks F. A. & Co., 65 Pearl Diebold J., Marker, cor 19th (See card.) Stationers (See also Books and Stationery.) Fraundorfer M., Stucky & Co., low 2d, cor Water Norman & Mathews, 64 Pearl Tanners and Curriers n s Elm, bet State and low 1st. (See card.) Hirschpuhl August W., e s np 8th, Stave Mills bet Oak and Sycamore Tank and Sheet Iron Workers Hopkins T. & A. Vine, cor John Lockwood Benjamin, e s up 8th, opp Shelby Reineking Heny F., 139 State. (see card above) For Housekeeping Goods call on WATKIN & CO., 282 Main Street. Satisfaction guaranteed in every particular at the Excelsior Art Gallery, 77 Pearl. MARK
Keller & Daniel, cor up Vincennes and Water.
Stove Manufacturers
National, F. H. Gohman & Co., propre, Sycamore, cor up 3d. (See card.)
Steamboat Agents
Reamer & Co., foot of Pearl
Barth & Co., Prospect st., Mt. Isam Armbruster John G., Greenville
Day Theodore, up 4th, bet Oak and Sycamore Duncan Charles, Georgetown
Tea.
Conner & McCoy, 308 Main Forman James, Sr., n w cor Bank and Market
M. B. FERRY & CO. STATE AGENTS.
STATE AGENTS.
NATIONAL CAPITAL LIFE INS. CO., Washington, D. C. Chartered by
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BUSINESS REGISTER.
STONE YARD & MARBLE WORKS M. FRAUNDORFER. Dealer in all kinds of BUILDING CUT STONE. Is also prepared to take contracts for Stone Work for ALL KINDS OF BUILDINGS AT REASONABLE PRICES, -AL80- MARBLE WORKER and DEALER MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEADSTONES, ETC., ETC., Executed in the best manner. North Side Elm St., betw State & Lower First Sts., NEW ALBANY, IND.
Congress. No Premiums Forfeited by Lapse of Policies.
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BUSINESS REGISTER.
ELIZABETH TANNERY. HENRY F. REINEKING, Prop, Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds of
AMERICAN LEATHER, Office and Salesroom, 139 State Street, INDIANA. NEW ALBANY, Highest Cash Price paid for HIDES, PELTS and WOOL. Orders solicited and promptly attended to. P. O Box 596. JOHN M. RENSHAW, Sup't. Wall Paper & Window Shades. Vinegar Works. (See also Books and Stationery.) Telegraph. |Shrader John & Sons, 257 and 259 Wagner Henry A., Main, nr e city limits W. U. Telegraph Co., 72 Pearl Main Springer Andrew, 325 up Market Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Workers. Wolf Henry A., Georgetown Wright John, Georgetown Lapp & Bro., 30 State Smith & Russell, 314 Main. (see margin lines.) Belver Louis, Greenville Beeler H. & Co., 53 State Upholsterers. Devol H. N., 285 up Main Ashley J. W. & J. A., Galena Fox & Byrn, 273 up Market Alexander F. W., Bonefer Andrew, State, nr Cherry McCartin & Scharf, up 3d, n e cor Market Robinson A. G., Spring, cor up 13th Swift W. P., 219 Main 326 up Main. (see card above) Kraft George, 313 315 Main Scott David R., 297 up Main Sherman William H., Main, nr up Finger John, Elin, cor Pearl Gehlbach Jacob, 326 Market Hasanmiller Nicholas, Market, opp Morris W. D., 101 Pearl Variety Stores. Petery & Heyd, Market, cor White- Bohl C. W , Mrs., 8 s up Market, Willow Ware Manufacturers. bet 3d and 4th hill .Serb, Pering & Co., 355 Main Whitehill 6th Shrader J. & Sons, 257-259 Main Cochran Samuel, Mooresville Deeble Charles, Pearl, s Spring Wagon Makers. (See also Blacksmiths.) Watches, Clocks & Jewelry. (see also Jewelers.) Bradford Chas. H., 93 Pearl Knepfly John, 300 Main Koch John, 47 State Larwill J. F., 334 up Main Roth William, Main, cor up 4th Streepey M., 254 Main White Edgar, w s Bank, 1 s Main Tobacco Manufacturers. (See also Cigars and Tobacco.) Jacques Phlip, Mooresville Peck George, Market, e up 5th Knauer Simon, Charleston rd, e of Vincennes Tobacco Moulds & Boxes. Dollens R. W., 290 Main Fisher Nelson, Mrs., Division, bet Galt and West Shafer Joseph, 254 Market Leeson William, Edwardsville Lukenbill George W., Greenville Miller William, up 8th, bet Jackson and Charles Winchester F. H., Greenville Cain Charles, low 2d, nr Main Dean George, 250 Main Peirce James, JAMES PEIRCE, Jones Annie, 196 Main Trunks, Valises, &c., Knoefel Angust, Mrs., 221 Market Hieb John, cor Market and Pearl Stacy John, 278 Main Mann Mary, Pearl, 6 s Spring Miller Alois, Spring, cor up 7th Rosenfeld C., 340 up Main MANUFACTURER OF 106-108 Market. (see card) Tobacco Moulds & Boxes, Lower Market, bet. Fourth and Fifth Sts., Schaffer William, 127 State Undertakers. Schmidt Ludwig, up Vincennes, bet King and Division Shively Elizabeth, 150 Main New Albany, - Indiana. - For Dry Goods, Carpets, &c., go to LINDLEY & BRO., 286 Main, New Albany, Ind. Get your Plain and Fancy Painting done at Barrett & Hale's, 328 Main, above Bank.
Kraft George, 313-315 Main Merker & Gwin, 308 up Market cor 3d Norris John, Greenville
Veterinary Surgeons.
Byrne John, Mooresville
ORDERS BY MAIL SOLICITED.
In connection with the above, I have a first class Lumber Yard, which stock I propose to to sell at reasonable rates.
Music and Musical Instruments at DOLLEN'S, 290 Main
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BUSINESS REGISTER.
F. W. ALEXANDER, UPHOLSTERER,
SPRING, HAIR, Shuck, Cotton & Sponge MATTRESSES
PARLOR FURNITURE Upholstered, CHURCH PEWS CUSHIONED, etc.
Wholesale or Ret'l.
STEAMBOAT FURNISHED, OR THEIR OLD WORK OVERHAULED. No. 326 Main St., next door to 1st National Bank,
New Albany, -
- Indiana.
Wines and Liquors, Wholesale.
Bott H., 257 Market Kent & Brother, 307-9 up Main Lewis Bros,, 258 Main Wigginton B. P. & Co., 129 Pearl
Wilcox's Vegetable Worm Destroyer, (W. M. Wilcox) 91 Pearl. (See card.)
Wood Turners
Brewer & Knappe, New Albany Miller John H., Greenville
Phillips Volney, Greenville Schafer Christian, Jr, Main, nr Falling Run Shrader John & Sons, 257-9 Main
Yankee Notions, Wholesale and Retail.
Cannon, Hughes & Co., 75 Pearl
Day S. C. & Sons, 48 and 50 State Heimberger C. Mre., Market, s e cor up 9th Johnson William, n & L. N. A. & C. R. R., e Charles
McCord, Bradley & Co., 81 and 83 Pearl, and 271 Market
VOICE OF MASONRY
-AND- TIDINGS FROM THE CRAFT, THE BEST MASONIC MAGAZINE, PUBLISHED IN THE U. S. PRICE, $2.00 PER ANNUM. JOHN C. W. BAILEY, Publisher, 164 Clark Street, CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
ISEND FOR SAMPLE COPY.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS Wholesale and Retail.
We have the largest assortment in the city, which consists of Plain French Glass Goblets, Glass Tumblers, French China Tea Sets, Handled China Teas and Saucers, BEST PLAIN STONE China Tea and Dinner Sets At a small advance on old prices before the war. Also a large stock of House Furnishing Goods That will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH, at No. 304 MAIN STREET, Sign of the Red Lion. JOHN E. CRANE & BRO.
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