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NEW ALBANY DEUTSCHE ZEITUNG --- Otto Palmer, editor and proprietor. Office, west Pearl, between Rim and Oak.
PUBLIC PRESS (DEMOCRATIC) --- Weekly. Josiah Gwin, publisher. Terms, 81 56 per year.
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THE SATURDAY HERALD-Weekly. Office, Pearl, cor Spring. J. H. Conner, publisher.
RAILWAY COMPANIES.
LOUISVILLE, NEW ALBANY & CHICAGO RAILWAY CO --- Depot and office, Oak, oor Pearl. Theo. L. Dann, gone- ral superintendent ; W. H. MoDool, general Freight Agent. Ofice Second and Main streets, Louisville, Ky.
LOUISVILLE, EVANSVILLE & ST. LOUIS RAILWAY 00 --- Office, State, nw cor R. R.
NEW ALBANY CITY RAILWAY 00 --- Odles, cast Spring ne cor Vincennes. George T. Vance, president; Mra. R. V. Vredenburgh, vice president ; G. P. Vanee, secretary ; J. A. Kraft, superintendent.
WWW ALBANY CITY DIRMOTORY.
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PLACES OF AMUSEMENT. OPERA HOUSE --- Pearl, northeast cor Spring.
CLUBE.
ARCADIAN CLUB- - J. K. Woodard, Jr. president; Frank M. Stoy, trons .; C. W. Putnam, soc. 14 E Main. OLYMPIAN OLUB --- John T. Merker, pres .; George D. Hieb, see and trees. Spring, nw cor Pearl.
MUSICAL SOCIETIES.
MAENNERCHOR --- George Mosier, president ; Henry A., Goats, vice president ; A. Heimberger, secretary ; Louis Ksi ser, treasurer ; Prof. Louis Wunderlich, director. Meets every Tuesday and Thursday nights at hall, State se cor Market.
FAIR GROUNDS.
These grounds are situated about one mile north of the court house, on the Charleston road, and on the line of the Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Railroad. They comprise an ares of about seventy-four seres, and contains one of the best mile tracks in America. The grounds are supplied with . good hotel, s dance hall 150 by 50, a fihe amphithratre build- ing, together with all necessary stables, sheds, and pens for live stock.
UNITED STATES OFFICES. POSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT.
The postoffice to in-Music Hall building, cor .of Pearl .. and. Spring. M. M. Harley, postmaster, Noble D. Morris, assistant postmaster, W. H. McQuiddy, mailing clerk, John O. Thurman, money order clerk, Alice Armbruster, stamp clerk, W. P. Decker, general delivery clerk, George Newhouse, janitor and olerk.
Mails are forwarded daily over the following roads: Louis- ville, New Albany and Chicago, Ohio and Mississippi, Cincin- nati, Lafayette and Chicago, Pittsburg, Cincinnati and St. Louis, Indianapolis and Vincennes, Baltimore and Ohio, Terre Haute and Evansville, Louisville and Nashville, Louisville and Lexington, Cincinnati and Great Southern, Jeffersonville, Madison and Indianapolis, Elizabethtown and Paducah, Louis- ville and Evansville River Route, Louisville, Evansville and St. Louis R. R.
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NEW ALBANY CITY DIRECTORY.
NWW ALBAMY CITY DIRECTORY.
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STAGE MAILS.
Depart for Corydon, Lanesville and Edwardaville, daily at 12:10 p. m. For Floyd Knobs, Galena, Greenville, Bradford, Palmyra, Fredericksburg, Hardinsburg, Chambersburg and Rego, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 7 a. m. For Elisabeth, Laconia, Rehoboth and Locust Point, on Tagedays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 8 a. m.
ADVERTISED LETTERS-All letters remaining in the office are advertised on Saturday of each week. If not claim- ed in one month thereafter, they are forwarded to Washington.
MONEY ORDERS-Absolute safety in sanding money by mail is secured by obtaining & money order on any money or- der office.
RATES OF COMMISSION CHARGED FOR MONEY ORDERS.
On orders not exceeding Hlavy.press ...... 8 cents
Over $10 and not exceeding 8. 18 .. .... .. 10 cents
Over $16 66
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25 cents
Over $80
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4
cents
Over $40 $
. 00 ...............
cente
Over $50
. ........... ... D cents
Over $60 4
s
$ 70 .. cents
Over $70
3
40 cents
$100 cents Over $80 3
A single money order may include any amount from one cent to one hundred dollars inclusive, but must not contain . fractional part of & cent. 1.
RATES OF COMMISSION,
In U. S. currency, charged for issuing international money ouders ----
Payable in Great Britian or Ireland.
Payable in the German Empire, or France or Algeria.
On orders not exceeding $10 ...... 95 centa 15 cents
Over $10 and not exceeding $20 .. 50 centa 80 centa
Over $20 and not exceeding $80 .. 70 cents 45 cents
Over $30 and not exceeding $40 .. 85 cents 60 cents
Over $40 and not exceeding $50.81 00
UNITED STATES POSTAL REGULATIONS.
FIRST CLASS MAIL MATTER.
This class includes letters, postal cards, and anything scal- ed or otherwise closed against inspection, or anything contain- ing writing not allowed as an accompaniment to printed mat- ter, under olnes three.
Postage, 2 cents euch half ounce or fraction thereof.
On loest or drop letters, at free delivery olieos, 3 cents. At offices where no free delivery by carrier, 1 cont.
Prepayment by stamps invariably required. Postal cards 1 cent.
Registered letters, 10 cents in addition to the proper pos- t The Postoffice Department or its revenue, is not by law lie- ble for the loss of any registered mail matter.
BECOND CLASS.
This class includes all newspapers, periodicals, or matter ux- olusively in print and regularly issued at stated intervals as frequently as four times a year, from a known office of publi- cation or news agency.
Postage 2 cents a pound or fraction thereof, prepaid by special stampa.
Publications designed primarily for advertising or free cir- culation, or not having a legitimate list of subscribers, are ex- cluded from the pound rate, and pay third class rates.
THIRD OLASS.
Mail matter of the third olass includes books, transient newspapers and periodicals, circulers, sad other matter wholly in print, legal and commercial papers, filled out in writing, proof sheets, corrected proof sheets, and manuscript copy so- companying the same.
Manuscript unaccompanied by proof sheets, letter rates. Limit of weight, 4 pounds esch package, except single books -weight not limited.
Postage, 1 cent for each 2 ounces or fractional part thereof,- invariably prepaid by stamps.
FOURTH CLASS.
Embraces merchandise and all matter not included in the 1st, 2d, or 8d class, which is not liable to injure the mail mat- ter. Limit of weight, 4 pounds.
Postage, 1 cent esch ounce or fraction thereof, prepaid.
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NEW ALBANY CITY DIRNOTORY.
All packages of matter of the 3d or 4th class must be so wrapped or enveloped that their contents may be examined by the postmaster without destroying the wrappers.
Matter of the 2d, 3d, or 4th .class, containing any writing, except as here specified, or except bills and receipts for peri- odicals, or printed commercial papers filled out in writing, as deeds, bills, etc., will be charged with letter postage, but the sender of any book may write names or addresses therein, or on the outside, with the word "from" preceeding the same, or may write briefly on any package the number and names of the articles inclosed.
POSTAL MONEY ORDERS.
An order may be issued for any amount, from one cent to $100, inclusive, but fractional parts of as cent cannot be inclu- ded.
When a larger sum than $100 is required, additional orders must be obtained; but no more than three orders will be issued in One day from the same post office to the same remitter in favor of the same payee.
POSTAL NOTES.
The uniform fee for a Postal Note is three cents. All communications to Government officers, and to or from members of Congress, are required to be propaid by stamps.
Under & provision of the existing postal arrangements be- tween the United States and the Dominion of Canada, in pur- suance of which the full prepayment of the domestic postage. rates of either country upon letters addressed to the other se- cures their delivery in the country of destination free of. charge, the reduced rate of United States postage on first class matter (2 cents per one-half ounce) applies also to ordinary letters sent in the mails from this country to Canada.
INTERNAL'REVENUR. .
SEVENTH DISTRICT OF INDIANA-Fred. D. Connor, deputy collector for New Albany. REVENUE STAMPS-Of all denominations for sale. James E. Pitt, Store Keeper and Ganger, for New Albany. John T. MoQuiddy, City Ganger. James N. Payton, Dept U. S. Marshal.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER.
James G. Harrison, ofice, 9 R. Main.
THE BIG AGENCY. W. H. MOKAY,
General Insurance Agent,
No. 23 East Main Street, New Albany, Indiana.
General Agent-for the Union-Central Life Insu- rance Company.
Life Rate Endowment Insurance a Specialty. TELEPHONE CONNECTION.TA
LLEWELLYN RUSSELL,
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
Wall Paper, Window Shades, &c.
No. 12 MAIN STREET, BETWEEN STATE AND PEARL. New Albany, Ind.
EARLY FRUIT & VEGETABLES A SPECIALTY. FRANK BELVIY, Produce & Commission Merchant No. 14 E. Spring Street, bet. State and Pearl, Vernia's Block, katarone: Second National Bank, New Albany, Ind. Bradstreet N. York. NEW ALBANY, IND. SHIPPING A SPECIALTY. APPLES, POTATOES & ONIONS BY THE CAR LOAD A SPECIALTY.
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CHAS. MEISÉNHELDER,
Bakery and Confectionery, Also Oysters, Foreign Fruits, Nuts, Ice Cream, Etc., No. 40 East Market Street, between Bank and Pearl, NEW ALBANY. IND.
I. F. FORCE, w: Manufacturer of :.
AXE, PICK, SLEDGE, HAMMER And all kinds of Hickory Handles, and - DEALER IN - Walnut, Poplar and other Hard Wood Lumber. NEW ALBANY, IND.
B. K. TAYLOR. Successor to L. F. Force & Co.,
Shafts, Poles Rims,
Neck-Yokes, Whimetrees, Doubletrees, Cuttings, &c., Oflos and Factory, corner Stone and East Streets, above Vincennes, NEW ALBANY, IND.
M. - FRONMILLER, Merchant Tailor
-AID DEALER DI- Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods, HATS, CAPS, ETC., 98 Pearl Street, Cannon's Block. New Albany. Ind.
Mrs. J. Kaiser, 112 PEARL St .. ICE CREAM SERVED EETVEBED. Oysters in can and bulk and served. Candies, Fruits, Nuts, Toys, Etc., Cigars, Tobacco, Pipen, Snuf and Cigarettes.
G. BROWN, BAKER - CONFECTIONER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Fruits, Nuts, Fresh and Cove Oysters. Weddings, Parties and Picnics Furnished. North East Corner Upper,5th and Market Streets, New Albany, Ind
EPH. W. FAWCETT. WHOLBALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN ICE AND COAL.
Ingleton and Ayrshire Mines: DAVID INGLE, Prop. E. W. FAWCETT, den'l Agt. Oakland Niff, Ind. 40 Last Main, New Albany, Ind. 1 CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
D. C. Astline, CARRIAGE MAKER, No 70 Upper Third, between Main and Market Sts. NEW ALBANY, IND. Phactons, Buggies, Spring Wagons, &c., On hand and Made to Order. Special attention given to Repairing ..
STUDEBAKER
77 and 79 State &t, NEW ALBANY.
and National Bone Dust.
Hlor Drill, Studebaker Wagons,
Buckeye Mower and Reaper. Supe- Farm Implementa, Seede & Bono Dust. OUR SPECIALTIES,
-DIALIN DI-
William Merker, Jr., PRACTICAL PLUMBER, GAS AND STEAM FITTER.
BATH TUBS, SINKS. WATER CLOSETS, HYDRONS, HOSE BOXES, LEAD, IRON AND DRAIN PIPES KEPT CON- STANTLY ON HAND.
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NEW ALBANY, INDIANA.
W. M. FISHER. -- PROPRIETOR. OF-
MERCHANTS' AND FARMERS' HOTEL, AND WAGON YARD, State, N. W. Corner Spring Street, NEW ALBANY, IND.
Largest and most central Wagon Yard and Feed Btable in the City. Food furnished . and monis at all hours. Charges to suit the times. The House and Yard in the best centrally located in the city.
ED 1047. G. S. GRAF, successor to L. A. Graf & Bro. Wholesale Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail dealer in
Harness, SADDLES, BRIDLEE, COLLARS, - WHIPS, BLANKETS, BOBBS, and Saddlery Hardware, 45 E. Main St., New Albany, Ind. Repairing · promptly attended to and All work warranted The Best Harnem Olla always on hand in Cans chế In Bulk.
O. O. BROWN, (FORMERLY WITH JOHN HIER.) Merchant Tailor And Gents Furnishing Goods. Men's and Boy's Suits Cut, Made and Trimmed. A Fine Line of temples to Select From.
7 Market, N. K. Cor.
Upper Third. New Albany, Ind.
O. TIGART & 00., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
GROCERIES, FLOUR, GRAIN, Bacon, Lard, Feed and Produce.
The highest cash price paid for Hay, Corn, Oats, Dried Fruits and Country Produce generally. 197 and 199 State Street, near Oak, NEW ALBANY. IND.
BAIRD & NORTON,
AGENTS .
McCormick Harvesting and Mowing Machines. Furst & Bradley's Rid- ing, Walking and Tongu- less Cultivators. Hand and Self Dump Sulky Hay Rakes. Farmers Friend and Monarch Grain Drills. Rushford Wagon. St. Louis, Indi- anapolis, Chicago, and New Albany. Pure Raw Bone and Phos- phate. Oliver Chilled & Cassady Sulky Walk- ing and Riding Plows. All the late improved Machinery constantly
KEPT ON HAND.
105 STATE STREET. New Albany, Ind.
GEO. HELFRICH, SR., Desler in all Kinds of Building Lumber, Shingles, Laths, Doors, Sash and Blinds. OFFICE and YARD, 121 OAK, Corner UPPER FIFTH, New Albany. Ind.
CLEMENSEN & CO., Carpenters and Builders, -- ALL KINDS OF- Carpenter and House Work Done to Order. JOB WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
No. 164 Pearl, North East corDer Kim. New Albany, Ind.
James W. Donner, Printer ... and ... Stationer
-AND PUBLISHER OF --- THE SATURDAY HERALD, Weekly Circulation, 4,000 Copies. 126, PEARL STREET.
Hoosier Planing Mill and Lath Factory.
R. O. WAYMAN Manufacturerof and dealer in
Worked Flooring LA THS Weatherboarding
Planing and Ripping at Short Notice, East Third, South-east Corner Oak, Kindling for sale. NEW ALBANY.
B. F. CLINE, -Dealer in all kinds of- BUILDING LUMBER, Shingles, Doors, Sash and Blinds. Office and Yard, 194 Market Street, bet. B. 7th and 8th, NEW ALBANY, IND.
LATEST NOVELTIES MOLEY, THE TAILOR
And Fashionable Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, &c., 79 Pearl Street, NEW ALBANY, IND. NEXT DOOR TO J. GOODBUB'S CONFECTIONERY. LOWEST PRICES.
JOHN HORN, Wholesale and Retail Desler In
PLAIN & FANCY GROCERIES. Delicacies, Confectioneries, Foreign Fruits, &c., &c. Nos. 86 Pearl and 33 Market Streets, NEW ALBANY, IND.
C. R. CLARK. CLARK & OGLE, Lower Saw Mill Manufacturers of ond dealers in all kinds Poplar, Oak, & Walnut Lumber and Laths.
NEW ALBANY, INDIANA.
FRANK HOFFER & SON, Wholesale Liquor Dealers AND IMPORTERS OF Pure Wines and Brandies, -ALSO, DEALERS DI- FLOUR, PROVISIONS, PRODUCE, GRAIN, FEED & SALT. SOLE AGENTS FOR WORSWICK'S PATENT BEER PAUOBZ. NEW ALBANY, IND.
MAT. KLARER, .. PROPRIETOR --
CENTRAL SALOON.
PURE OLD KENTUCKY WHISKIES A SPECIALTY.
No. 101 Pearl St., bet. Market and Spring, Now Albany, Indiana.
PEARL SALOON,
Billiard Parlor and Restaurant, ZIPPRIAN & JENKS, Proprietors. Nes: 78 and 75 Pearl Street, 1. NEW ALBANY, IND. GEO. W. DIECKMANN, CLERK. MUSIC ALWAYS IN ATTENDANCE.
JOSEPH RENN, JR., BOTTLES OF Ale, Porier, Sloch Ale § Lager Beer,
Also Manufacturer of
MINERAL WATER. No. 195 State Street, cor. Oak, WWW ALBANY. IND.
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CARON'S NEW ALBANY DIRECTORY
ABBREVIATIONS
C w. alley
P. O ............
pom
D.V ..................
bet ... .... botweep
story boards
bkkpr ............ .... bookkeeper clk
.clerk R. R. ritiroed
col'd
...... colored
com mer. .commission merchant loor .. .corner
... ... east
east side
insurance BW ..... South west
nb laborer
dutendent
L A ..... Lower Albany
trend .... com ww treasurer
manfr .... manufacturer U ......
AP ............ ................ neer W ..
.... north
W ........
wholesale pe. ...... ... northeast whol.
.north side wid .... ... widow
W.
„north west
wkg -
Dpp ... ... opposite
W. U .... West Ualon
A BBOTT E. H. Miss, r Old Ladies Home
Abbott George W., helper O. F. Iron Wks, r 85 W. 10th, ar Main
Abrahams Susan Mrs., r Old Ladies Home
Abrams Sarah Mra., 7 62 E Water, nr Bank
Abrams Turner, lab L. F. Force, rws Pearl, bet Oak and Crook
Achen William H., pianos, etc., bds 87 Main, ar Pearl
Achillis Christ, bricklayer, r 110 E Sycamore, nr. 1th
Ackerman Kate, domestic 178 E Market, nr 7th
Ackermann Peter, lab O. F. Iron Wks, r 198 W Main, cor 7th
Ackermann Victoria, domestic 858 E Spring, ar 18th.
Ackley James, helper O. F. Iron Wks, r 86 W 5th. nr R. R
Ackley Martha, wid William, r 85 W 5th, ar R. R
Loton Elenora (col'd), domestic 859 E Spring, nr 18th
cton John, farmer, r W 10th, nr Floyd
dair Joseph (col'd), lab Prosser & Trinler
dair William (col'd), hostler James H. Mann, r 184 W 4th dams Annie, domestic 190 E Main, oor 7th dams A., lab N. A. Steam Forge
pres ...... .
propr ... prop
or
Rev ............. reverend
conthenst
south side
lower BBC ...... CorelArg
Horace Beddo,
HEADQUARTERS
FOR MONOGRAMS
58 NEW ALBANY CITY DIRECTORY.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, John Harbeson, agent, 84 E Spring
Adams Henry, helper O. F. Iron Wks
- Adams James P., heater N. A. Steam Forge, r 499 Division
Adams John, lab, r 41 W 8th, ar Main
Adams Jobs Q, fish dealer U Market, r 488 E Main, cor Galt Adams Joseph, r 130 W. 2d, cor Spring
Adams Q., machinist N. A. Woolen Mills
Adams Thomas, blacksmith O. F. Iron Wks, r 109 R Market, ar 4th
Adame Thomas, cooper, r 167 E Elm, ar 7th
Adams Towneond, spinner N. A. Woolen Mills, bds 415 K Vin- commes, ar Boefor
-Adamo William, lab, r 192 W Washington, ar Spring Adkins Frank, lab, bds 109 E 12th, nr Market
-Adolph Adam, tailor, r 30 W Market, nr 1st
Adolph George, tailor, r 30 W Market
Adrina Rame J., wid Adolph; r 218 E 9th, ar Sycamore
Agrow James, painter, r 187 State, ar Oak
Agnew Ollie, domestic 135 E 4th, ar Spring
Ahlers Berbara Miss, dressmkr S. Bartliner, r 71 W 2d
Ailer Frederick, brickmason, r 450 E Main, ar Washington
Ainley Everett, sssorter N. A. Woolen Milla, bds 255 Vincen-
Ainley Henry, amorter N. A. Woolen Mills, r 255 Vincennes,
Ainley Joka, boss carder N. A. Woolen Mills, r 261 Vincennes,
Akers Louise, wid R. L., r 184 E Washington, ar Market Akers Matt L., ok, bås 184 B Washington
Akers Thomas, r 82 E Main, ar 3d
Akin Emeline, wid W. M., r 564 R Spring, ar West
Akin William J., chief engineer DePauw's Glass Wka, r 247 R Elm, cor 11ch
Albert Job, grocer, 17 E Market, r 149 W 4th, ar Spring Albert Lale, domestic 144 E Sycamore, cor 6th
Albert Mary, wid Peter, bds 225 E 8th, ar Sycamore
Albert William, opr Ohio Valley Telephone Co., r 149 W 4th Albertson Florence, cutter DePauw's Glass Wka, bds 376 E Spring, mr 16th Albertson James, grocer, 25 W Market, cor Jat
- Albertson Standford U. L., cutter DePauw's Glass Wka, r 376 E Spring, ar 16th
Webster & Pitt,
STATIONARY ENGINES, 18 TO SO LOWER FIRST STREET, NEW ALBANY, IND.
NEW ALBANY CITY DIRMOTORY. 59
Albrecht Michael, tanner G. Moser, bds 227 Charles, nr Beeler Alden Charles, r 888 E Main, nr 15th
Aldrich George H., grocer, 828 Vincennes, cor Sycamore, bds 418 E Spring, nr 15th
Alexander Benjamin (col'd), lab, r 62 Ealy, nr Hildreth, W. U Alexander Charles B., olk, F 370 E Spring, nr 15th
Alexander George (col'd), lab, r Summit, nr Pearl
Alexander John, lab, r Corydon pike, L. A
-Alexander John R. (col'd), lab O. F. Iron Wks, r 264 K 4th
Alexander Lons Mrs., r ss Lindley, ar E 6th
Alexander Louis (col'd), lab, bds 45 W Main
Alexander Marshall (LeDuke & Alexander), bds ss Dewey, nr. Vincennes
Alexander Martha A., wid James, r 168 E Spring, nr 6th
Alexander Robert, machinist N. A. Woolen Mills
ALEXANDER S. J., physician, 90 E Main, bet 3d and 4th, office hours, 12 m. to 8 p. 1.
Alexander 8. J., Jr., druggust, 106 E Main, nr 4th, bds 90 K . Main, nr 4th
Alexander William (col'd), porter R. B. Scribner, r 850 E 5th, nr Sycamore
Alford J. J., shipwright, r 52 E Market, cor Bank
Alger George, lab N. A. Steam Forge, r 168 Ayers, nr Spring Alkire W. J., brakeman, r 162 E Market, nr 7th
Allee Robert, conductor, bds 85 W 8d
- Allen Benjamin F., carpenter, r 166 W 7th, nr Spring
Allen Charles, assorter N. A. Woolen Mille
Allen Charles (col'd), lab O. F.Iron Wks, r 159 Hildreth, W. U Allen Eimer, tanner Louis Seehausen, r 166 W 7th, nr Spring Allen Emily R., wesver, bds 887 E Osk, nr 15th
Allen F. Marion, weaver N. A. Woolen Mills, bds 887 E Oak, nr 15th
Allen George W., auctioneer T. L. Streeter, bds Pearl Street House
Allen Henry W., helper O. F. Irob Wks, r. 76 W 5th
- Allen James T., carpenter, bds 76 W 5th
Allen Lewis W., porter Mann & Fawcett, r 76 W 5th, nr Main
Allen Mary R., wid Charles L., r 337 E Oak, nr 15th
Allen Mary R,, wid William G., r 800 E Oak, cor 18th
-Alles Oscar, r 70 W 4th, ar Main
Alles Rebooos &, wid James, r 76 W 5th, nr Main
Allen Robert, lab O. F. Iron Wks, r 270 Floyd, nr 10th
Allen William, brakesman, bds 70 W 4th, ar Main
LAFAYETTE FREDERICK, Real Estate and Collecting A'rt 33 KAST MAIN, NEAR PEARL, NEW ALBANY, IND.
60 NEW ALBANY CITY DIRECTORY.
Allen William P., suptL. F. Force, r 186 W Market, cor 6th Allendorf Werner, foreman sheetiron dept M. Zier & Co., F 848 B Spring, nr 18th Alles Peter, barber, r 159 E Elm, nr 6th
Allinder Walter, blacksmith L., N. A. & G. Ry. Co., bds 88 E Oak, nr Bank
-Allis Anton, stenemason, r ns Pearl, bet Oak and Crook
Allison Nancy, wid John M., F 178, State, nr Elm
Allison William E., merchant tailor, 66 Pearl, r 880 E Spring
Alphonsus Mary Sister, r E Market, sw cor 7th
Alspaugh Belle, domestic Central Hotel
Alt Barbara Mrs., r 118 Pearl
Alt Christian, blower DePauw's Glass Wks, r 807 B Main Alt John, gatherer, r 307 E Main, ab 11th
Alt William, gatherer DePauw's Glass Wks, r 307 E Main
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY, Edward C. Burton, agent, 32 E Spring
AMERICAN FOUNDRY, (New Albany Rail Mill Co. lessee), W. C. DePauw, pres .; C. W. DePauw, vice pres .; Albert Trinler, manager; mnfrs all kinds of castings, Water, bet W 5th and 7th
ANCHOR SAMPLE ROOMS, H. A. Gohmann, propr, 196 E 4th, cor Oak
Anderson Ella, spinner N. A. Woolen Mills
Anderson Frank, sawyer I. F. Force, r 16 W 9th, nr Floyd
Anderson George (col'd), Ib O. F. Iron Wks, r 167 W 5th, or Spring
Amerson George W., painter, + 100-E 4th, ar-Min-
Anderson James F., R. R. contractor, r 180 E Bim, nr 7th
Anderson Jerry, fireman L., N. A. & C. By. Co., bdi Gibeon House
Anderson John, (col'd), lab, F-160 W 5th, nr Spring
Anderson John F .. plasterer, r 417 Shelby, ab Vincennes
Anderson Louisa A., wid John W., r 417 Shelby, ab Vincennes Anderson Mary E., wid Andrew G., r 155 Pearl, nr Elm Anderson Mollie Miss, dressmkr, bds 155 Pearl
Anderson O. P., r 87 W 9th, nr Main Andrews Gus, blower DePauw's Glass Wks
Angel Charles, lab Q. F. Iron Wks, bds 54 W Main, nr 2d Anthony Charles M., postal olk, bds 114 E Main, nr 5th
, Anthony D. C., lawyer, 14 E Spring, nr-Pearl, r 114 E Main, nr 5th
Anthony Sarah, wid Jacob, r 60 W Main, p.F 2d
PETER R. STOY POCKET KNIVES.
10 EAST MAIN STREET, . NEW ALBANY, IND.
NEW ALBANY CITY DIRECTORY. 61
Anthony W. K., lawyer, r 78 W Spring, cor Washington Antle John, weigher O. F. Iron Wks Antle Thomas (col'd), lab O. F. Iron Wks, r Elisabeth pike, L. A Antwein John, lab, bds 280 E Market, nr 10th Antwein Susan Mrs., boarding, 280 E Market Apgar Peter C., conductor, x 108 W.4th, ar Market -Appleby James P., puddler, r 42 W 5th
- Applegate Benjamin F., machinist L., E. & St. L. Ry. Co., r 127 W Market, cor 4th
Applegate Elisabeth M., wid James R., r 166 E Oak, nr 7th Applegate Floyd, fireman L., E. & St. L. Ry. Col, bds Curl House
Applegate H. C., wallpaper, 110 State, nr Spring
APPLEGATE JAMES P., political editor New Albany Led- ger, r 291 E Market, cor 19th
Applegate Mary L., wid Charles B., r 78 E Spring, cor &d Applegate William S., olk freight dept L., N. A. & C. By. Co., bas 291 E Market, cor 12th
Arbuckle Sina, wid James H., bds 860 E Oak, cor 15th ARCADIAN CLUB, J. K. Woodward, Jr., pres .; Frank M. Stoy, treas .; C. W. Putnam, sec .; 14 E Mais Aresmann Lissie, domestic 848 E Spring, cor 18th
Arganbright Carrie,-finisher N. A. Woolen Mills, bds South, nr Charlestown rd
- Arganbright Jacob, carpenter, r South, nr Charlestown rd ARGO JOHN W., agent Binger Manufacturing Co., and Evansville Coal, 126 Pearl, nr Spring, r 187 E 9th, ar Oak Armbruster Alice, stamp clk Post Office, r 215 E Elm, nr 9th Armbruster Benhard, lab C. Hegewald & Co., r 14 E Main Armbruster B., barkpr Franklin Hotel
Armbruster Enoch, driver, r 118 W Spring, nr 4th
Armbruster Frank, printer Publio Press, + 118 W Spring Armbruster Ignats, driver Gebhard & Co., r 118 W Spring
Armbruster John, tanner A. Barth & Co., r 215 E Elm, nr 9th
ARMBRUSTER JULIUS, cik New Albany Ledger, r 118 W Spring
Armfield Hamilton, brakeman, r 382 Locust, nr Beeler-
Armstrong Ann Mrs., r 89 W 10th, nr Floyd Armstrong Cyrus, machinist Webster & Pitt, r.county
Armstrong David, float tender, John Plots
Armstrong D. K., teacher Male and Female High School, bda 120 W 1st, nr Market
Armstrong George, spinner N. A. Woolen Mills, bds 811 Pop- lar, nr E 18th
Horace Beddo, HEADQUARTERS DIAMOND SETTING
62 NEW ALBANY CITY DIRECTORY.
Armstrong Ida, weaver N. A. Woolen Mills
Armstrong James, helper R. E. Dishman, r 84 W Market Armstrong James A., lab r 78 W Spring, oor Washington
Armstrong John P., clk, r 174 W Market, nr 6th
Armstrong John W., carpenter, r 19 W 7th, nr Floyd
Armstrong Joseph F., carpenter, r 174 W Market, ar 6th
Armstrong Joseph F., watchmkr and jeweler, 98 Bank Armstrong Mary, wid Thomas, r 811 Poplar, nr K 18th Armstrong Mary M., housekpr 279 E Spring, nr 11th
Armstrong Robert H., machinist Charles Hegewald & Co., r 317 Vincennes, ar Sycamore
Armstrong Thomas W. (Carter, Tartarat & Co.), r 146 E 9th,
Armstrong Wesley, grocer, 74 E Water, cor 8d
Armstrong William H., capt Reel No. 8, r 88 W Market, nr 2d Armstrong William 8., shoemkr 8. F. Barke, bds 88 W Mar- ket, ar 2d
Armstrong W. T., engineer Carter, Tartarat & Col, + 186 E Sy- camote, ar 6th
Arnold Edmund J. (col'd), lab, r 164 W 1st, cor Klm
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