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NEW ALBANY LEDGER CO-120 Pearl, Jonathan Poteta. president; J. P. Applegate, secretary; John B. Mitchell, tress- urer. Jonathan Peters, Jas. P. Applegate, John B. Mitchell, and W. E. Peters, directors.
NEW ALBANY STEAM FORGE-Water, near East Sixth. Charles Sackett, president, George E, Sackett, secretary and treasurer; J. T. Wright, superintendent; John B. Day, I. S. Winstandley, Charles Sackett, T. W. Armstrong and E. J. Brooks, directors.
NEW ALBANY WATER WORKS CO-Office, Main, ne oor Pearl. Organized December 7th, 1874. Works completed and water turned on July 1st, 1876. O. H. Fawcett, Presi- dent; E. C. Hangary, Secretary and Treasurer; Frederick Rapp, Superintendent; J. K. Woodward, O. H. Fawcett, E. C. Han- gary, J. H. Butler, J. F. Gebhart, W. H. Dillingham and G. C. Cannon, Directors ..
NEW ALBANY WOOLEN MILLS (and Proprietors Ohio Falls-Warp Mills), East side Upper Vincennes, north of Beeler. Ofice 17 E Main. W. C. DePauw, President; Samuel Vance, Seo; Edward Croxall, bkkpr and Treasurer; J. F. Gebhart, Superintendent; N. T. DePauw, W. C. DePauw, E. Benjamin, Elijah Newland, and J. F. Gebhart, Directors.
OHIO FALLS IRON WORKS-Office, Water, bet Lower Fourth and Fifth. W. C. DePauw, President; P. R. Stoy, Vice President and Treasurer; W. C. DePauw, P. R. Stoy, William H. Lewis and John McCulloch, Directors.
THE DAY LEATHER CO-A. T. Day, President; John L. Day, Vice President; Charles Day, Bos and Treasurer.
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NEWSPAPERS.
NEW ALBANY LEDGER (DEMOCRATIC)-Daily and week- Office 120 Pearl. Published by the New Albany Ledger Co., Jonathan Peters, President and Manager; J. P. Apple- gate, Secretary; John B. Mitchell, Treasurer. Terms, dally, $5 00 per year, weekly, $1 00 per year.
NEW ALBANY DEUTSCHE ZEITUNG (DEMOCRATIC). Weekly. Otto Palmer, editor and proprietor. Omfoe, 185 Pearl. Price, $2 00.
PUBLIC PRESS (DEMOCRATIC)-Weekly. Josinh Gwin, publisher. Terms, $1 25 per year.
THE SATURDAY HERALD-Weekly. Office, Pearl, cor Spring. J. H. Conner, publisher.
THE OWL-Weekly. Published by Dudley & 'Hopkins, at 8 E Main.
'RAILWAY COMPANIES.
JEFFERSONVILLE, MADISON & INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD CO-(Pennsylvania Co. lessee), W. F. Black, Supt; R. W. Geiger, General Freight Agt; A. Anderson, Dis- triet Passenger Agt, Louisville, Ky .; N. B. Boilvin, Freight and Ticket Agt, New Albany.
LOUISVILLE, NEW ALBANY & CHICAGO RAILWAY CO-Depot and office, Oak, cor Pearl. S. T. Lingle, Freight Agent.
LOUISVILLE, EVANSVILLE & ST. LOUIS RAILWAY 00-Office, State, DW cor R. R.
NEW ALBANY CITY RAILWAY CO-Office, East Spring, ne cor Vincennes. Mrs. L. V. Vredenburgh, Treasurer; W. L. Timberlake, Superintendent.
PLACES OF AMUSEMENTS.
OPERA HOUSE-Pearl, northeast cor Spring. PEARL AVENUE THEATER-C. A. Dans, propr, 71 Pearl.
ARCADIAN CLUB-14 E Main. OLYMPIAN CLUB John .T. Merker, Pres; George D Hieb, Sec and Treas. Spring, nw cor Pearl.
PENDENNIS CLUB- John Bowan, Pres; Chas. Harbesen, Vice Pres; Peter Coetter, Seo; Edward Zipprian, Treas.
MUSICAL BOOTHTIES.
MAENNERCHOR - Gus Weinman, President; Henry Hosele, Vice President; Henry Formberg, Secretary; Edward
Zipprian, Treasurer; Prof. Goo. Nahstoll, 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 Charlestown road, and on the line of the Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Railroad. They comprise an area of about seventy-four mores, and contains one of the best mile tracks in America. The grounds are supplied with a good hotel, a dance hall 150 by 50; s fine amphitheatre build- ing, together with all necessary stables, sheds, and pens for live stock.
UNITED STATES OFFICES.
POSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT.
The postoffice is in Music Hall building, cor of Pearl and Spring. John B. Mitchell, Postmaster; Isaac Miller, Assistant Postmaster; Charles Cottom, Mailing Clerk; Miss Emma Heneke, Money Order Clerk; Miss Annette Jameson, Stamp Clerk; R. K. Brown, General Delivery Clerk.
Mails are forwarded daily over the following roads: Louis- ville, New Albany and Chicago, Ohio and Mississippi, Cingin- 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, Elisabethtown and Paducah, Louis- ville and Evansville River Route, Louisville and St. Louis R. R.
STAGE MAILS.
Depart for Floyd Knobs, Galena, Greenville, Bradford, Pal- myra, Fredericksburg, Hardinsburg, Chambersburg, and Rego, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 7 a. m.j For Elisa- beth, Laconia, Rehoboth and Locust Point, on Tuesdays, Thurs- days and Saturdays, at 8 a. m.
ADVERTISED LETTERS-All letters remaining in the office are advertised on Saturday of each week. If not olim- ed in one month thereafter, they are forwarded to Washington.
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MONEY ORDERS Absolute safety in sonding money.by mail is secured by obtaining & money order on any money or- dor odice.
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RATES OF COMMINION CHARGED TOB MONDE ORDERS.
On orders not exceeding $10. 8 cents
Over $10 and not exceeding $15. 10 cents.
Over $15 and not exceeding $80, 15 cents. Over $80 and not exceeding $40. 20 cents. Over $40 and not exceeding $50. 25 cents.
Over $50 and not exceeding $60. 80 cents.
Over $60 and not exceeding $70. .85-cents.
Over $70 and not exceeding 880 .. .. 40 cents.
Over $80 and not exceeding $100. 45 cents.
A single money order may include any amount from one cont to one hundred dollars inclusive, but must not contain s fractional part of a cent.
RATES OF COMMISSION.
U. S. currency, charged for issuing international money onlers-
On orders not exceeding $10. 10.000te Over $10 and not exceeding $20. 20 capta
Over $20 and not exceeding $30. 80 cents
Over $30 and not exceeding 840. 40 cents
Orer $40 and not exceeding 850 50 cents
UNITED STATES POSTAL REGULATIONS. FIRST CLASS MAIL MATTER.
·This class includes letters, postal cards, and anything sealed or otherwise closed against inspection, or anything containing writing not allowed se an accompaniment to printed matter, under class three.
Postage, 2, cents each half ounce or fraction thereof. On local or drop letter, st free delivery offce, 2 cents. At offices where no free delivery by carrier, 1 cent ..
Prepayment by stamps invariably. required. astal cards 1 cont.
· Registered letters, 10 cents in addiban to the proper postage. The Postoffice Department or its revenue, is not by law, his- ble for the loss of any registered mail matter.
KROOND OLABD.
This class includes all newspapers, periodical, or matter ex- clusively in print and regularly issued at stated intervals as frequently as four times a year, from s knownoffice of publica- tion or news agency.
Postage 2 cents a: pound or fraction thereof, prepaid by special stampa.
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Publications designed primarily. for advertising or free cir- culation, or not having a legitimate list of subscribers, are ex- eluded from the pound rate, and pay third class rates.
THIRD OLAS8.
Mail master of the third class includes books, transient newspapers and periodicals, circulars, and other matter wholly in print, legal and commercial papers, filled out in writing, proof sheets, corrected proof sheets, and manuscript copy ao- companying the same.
Manuscript unoccupied 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 not liable to injure the mail matter. Limit of weight, 4 pounds.
Postage, 1 cent each ounce or fraction thereof, prepaid.
All packages of matter of the 3d or 4th elase 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, sa deeds, bills, etc., will be charged with letter postage, bus 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 NONMY ORDERS.
An order may be issued for any amount, from one ommi to. $100, inclusive, but fractional parts of a cent cannot be ingiá: ded.
When a larger pum 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 conta. All communications to Government officers, and to'er from. members of Congress, are required to be prapaid by stamps. Under . provision of the existing postal arrangements be-
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twoon the United States and the Dominion of Canada, in pur. suance, of which the full prepayment of the domestic postago rates of either country upon letters addressed to the other se- oures 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.
WINTER SCHEDULE OF MAILS.
ARRIVE
DAPART.
A. M. P
M. A. IG& P. M.
All Southern States excepting Arkanana, Texas, Maryland,
Virginia and West Virginia ...........
8 00
888
7.00
7 00
Arkansas and Texno .........
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, New Jersey, Misenchu- sotta, Rhode Island, Delaware, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, and Washington,
8 00
2 00
18 00€
7 00.
Zadiana, Michigan, Illinola, Iowa, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kan- sos, Minnesota, Nebraska, Arkansas, Dakota, Colorado, New Mexico, California, and all other Western States and Territories .....
Foreign Malla ...
8 00
9:00
8 00
6 00
Louisville and Evansville River .... Cincinnati and St. Louis R. P. O., (O. & M. B. R
2 09
9 00
7 0
7'00
Chlongo and Louisville. Art. L., N. A & C ...
9 00
7.00
8 00
8 00
7 00
1 00
Indianapolis, Ind ............
6 00
2 00
10 60
8 00
7 00
00
STAR ROUTE
New Albany and Corydon, departs and arrives every day, 11.00
18 00
New Albany and Paoli, departa, Monday, Wednesday and
08 00
7.000
Friday-Arrives, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday ............... New Albany and Leconis, derarts Tuesday Thursday and Saturday-Arrives, Monday, Wednesday and Friday ..........
8 000
But The best time to call for mails, are 10 a. m. mit&p I. "Contreot Thee. Solar Time.
JOHN B. MITCHELL Postmaster
INTERNAL REVENUE.
SEVENTH DISTRICT OF INDIANA-Miss Mande Cot- tom, deputy collector for New Albany.
REVENUE STAMPS Of all denominations for sale. James E. Pitt, Store Keeper and Gauger, for New Albany .- Nicholas Ruppert, City Gauger. James N. Peyton, Dept. U. S. Marshal.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER. James G. Harrison, office, 9 E Main
LLEWELLYN RUSSELL, WILLISALS AND RETAIL
BOOKS, STATIONERY, WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES, &C., No. 12 MAIN ST., BETWEEN STATE AND PEARL
B. F. CL -Douler in An Kinds of-
BUILDING LUMBER, SHINGLES, DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS. Office and Yard, 194 Market St., bet. U. 7th and 8th, NEW ALBANY, IND.
I. F. FORCE, Murfactures có-
AXE, PICK, SLEDGE, HAMMER AND ALL KINDS OF HICKORY HANDLES, And Dealer in Walnut, Poplar and Other Hard Wood Lumber. NEW ALBANY, INDIANA.
OTTO HOFFMAN Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
PITTSBURG AND OTHER COALS.
OFFICES :- Water, Corner E. 15th, & Market, Corner U. Vincennes. FLOAT -NA ELEVATOR-Fifth and Water, SPECIAL ATTENTION TO FURNISHING KINDLISO.
7 00 +
Indianapolis and Louisville B. P. O. (J,. M. & I. R. R.) ..
9 00 6 00 8 00
8 00
8 00
5 00
9 00
12 00
7 00
Loutsville and Nashville R. P. O ...
5 00
9 00
Loujeville and Mt. Vernon, R. P O. (Air Line) Loufoville, Ky ..............
7.00 1 00 5 00
11 00
9 00
00
00
7 60
MATH, CUTIN . AND R. P. O.
CHAS. HEGEWALD & CO., Melimary and Marino Engines, Ifa'er.8-1. Pearl and Bank. . NEW ALBANY, IND.
NEW ALBANY CITY DIRECTORY.
Allon Charles, c, lab O. F. Tron Wką, { 459 Hildreth, or Ealy Allen Couran, sorter N. A. Woolen Mills, b 887 E Oak, nr 15th Allen Kimer, tanner, r 166 W. 7th Allen Frank M., loom fixer, b-387 E Ock, Mir : 15thf
Allen George, broker,'r 207. E Elm, or 9th
Allen Grant, helper N. A. Woolen Mille
Allen Henry W., helper Q. F. Iron Mike, x 76 W 5th
Allen James, driver J. Zinsmeister & Bro., r 375-Olden, dr Summit
Allen James, wks B. K. Taylor te Coi, b 96 E Water, por 4th
Allen James T., puddler, b 76 W 5th
Allen Lewis W .; elk J. H. Conner, r 76 W 5th
Allen Mary .E. Miss, b 302 F Main, nr 11th
Allen Mary E., wid Charles, r 337 E Oak, ar 15th
Allen Oscar L., machine hand John Shrader, Sr., r 70 W fth.
Allen Rebocoa S., wid James T., r 76 W 5th
Allen Thomas, c, lab, r Budd rd, L. A.
Allen William, whe DePauw's Glass Wks
ALLEN WILLIAM P., mngr. I. F. Force, r 186 W Market, cor 6th
Allendorf Werner, foreman shoot iron dept M. Ziar & Col, + 348 E Spring, nr 18th
Alles Anton, stonemason, r rear 245 Pearl
Alles Poter W., barber, 84 E. Main, ar 8d, r 239.E 8th, nr Sycamore
Allison Nancy, wid John M., r 179 State Allison William -B., cutter M. Moley, 7 830 E Opring. ur 18th
Alt Mary, domestic 182 E 8th, ar Oak Altman Mary, domestic 11973 Market, nr 5th
AMERICAN EXPRESS CO., Edward C. Burton, agl, AZ E Spring
AMERICAN FOUNDRY, (New Alleny Rail Mill Co., pro- para), W. C. DePauw, pres; C. W. ,DePauw, vice pres; Albert Trinler, magr; mnfrs all kinds of oustings, Water, but W 5th and-7th. . (Sco ady page 64)
Ames Cbprios, Lab, r 85 W 4th Ammons Wesley P., printer, r 454 Rlm, ab Vincennes Anderson Charles M., petter L., N. A. & C. Ry., 149 Bank.
Anderson Emil, carpenter L. N. A. & C. Ry, b 153 W. 1st Anderson Frank, sonyer I. F. Force, r 97 W 9th Anderson Frank, weaver, & 289 Beeler, un E 10th Anderson George, e, lab O. F, Iron Wka, b 224 W Spring, ar 8th
PETER R. STOY & SONS, ...
IROW AND WAGON MATERIAL.
NEW ALBANY CHIY DIRECTORY.
Anderson George W., painter, r 297 E Spring, nr 11th
Anderson John, & lab, r 162 W 5th
Anderson Mary B., wid Andrew G., r 14 W Spring
Anderson Mollie, dresemkr Mary E. Peters, r 14 W Spring
Anderson Oliver P., trav agt Mann & Faireatt,'r 87 W 9th Anderson Sallie, e, laundress, r 273 W-7th .
Andrews Peter, bridge builder. b 482 E Main, nr Washington Angel Anvia, wid Charles, r 85 W 24 Angel Charles, weigher O. F. Iron Wks, r 54 W Main, ar 2d
Angel Johto, carpenter, r 182 E 8d, ar Spring
Anthony Cherles M., postal clk, « 128 E Main, cor 5th
Anthony Dewitt O., lawyer, 7 128 E Main, cor 5th
Anthony Sarah, wid Jocob, r 60 W Main, nr 2d
Anthony W. Ky lawyer, r 15 W Spring
Antho Themes, aller O. F. Iron Whs
Antisine John, Jab DePauw's Glass Wks, r 932 E Market, nr
Apgar Poter C., conductor, r 81 ₩ 2d
Appleby George, lab N. A. Rail Mill Co., b Curi Hotel
Appleby James P., puddler, r 40 W 8th
Appleby James R., lab John Plotz, b Riverside Hotel
Applegate Benjamin F., grocer, 5 W Main
Applegate Floyd, brakeman L., E. & St. L. By
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APPLEGATE JAMES P., editor New Albany Ledger, 422 Vincennes, ar Beoler
Applegate Mary L., wid Charles B., r 78 E Spring, cor &d
Applegate William S., ale , N. A. & C, Ry, $ 499 Vincennes, br Beeler
Arbuckel John, lab, » 276 Floyd, oor 10th
Arganbright B., Aninher N. A. Woolen Mille
Arganbright Carrie, finisher N. A. Woolen Mills
Arganbright Jacob, carpenter, r South, cor Charlestown rd
Argo John W., cost and machine agent, E Spring; ur Bank, r. 187 E 9th-
Armbruster Bronhard, lab Chas. Hegewald & Co., " 14 K Main
ARMBRUSTER FRANK, printer -New Alltag Ledger Oo. 6 or 118 W Spring Armbruster Ignatz, Argtann Paul Reising & Gog r 118 W Spring, pr 4th Armbruster John G., tanner, r 215 E Elm, nr Och
ARMBRUSTER JOSEPH, apprentice New Albany Ledger Co., b 118 W Spring
LAFAYETTE FREDERICK, Agent for the Collection of Rents. 13 BAST MAIN STREET, NEAR PEARL, NEW ALBANY, IND.
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Armbruster Julins, machinist Webster & Pitt, F 118 W Spring
Armstrong-Charles, grinder DePauw's Glass Wks, b 808 Pop- . lar, or 18th
Armstrong Charles T., , 144 Bank, nr Elm-
Armstrong Cyrus, machinist Webster & Pitt, r country.
Armstrong D. K, teacher Male and Female High School, b 278 E Elm, nr 11th
Armstrong Elisa, wid Charles, r 86 W Market, bel 1st
Armstrong George, helper N. A. Woolen Mills, b 308 Poplar, nr 18th
Armstrong Ida, weaver N. A. Woolen Mills, b 808 Poplar, nr 13th
Armstrong James, lab, r 36 W Market, bel 1st
Armstrong James, porter Merchants and Farmers Hotel
Armstrong James A., sexton, r 78 W Spring, oor Washington
Armstrong John T., clk, b 174 W Market, ur 6th
Armstrong John W., carpenter DePauw's Glass Wka, r 19 W 7ch
Armstrong Joseph F., carpenter, +-174 W Market, nr 6th
Armstrong Mary Miss, r 82 B Main, ar &d
Armstrong Mary, wid Thomas, r 808 Poplar, nr 18th
Armstrong Robert H., engineer, r 317 Vincennes, nr Sycamore
Armstrong Thomas W. (Carter, Tartarat & Co.), r 145 E 9th, nr Spring
Armstrong Wesley, soloon, 76 E. Water, cor.8d
Armstrong William, lab, r Biver, foot of W 2d
Armstrong William H. H., captain Reel No. 3, r 88 W Market
Armstrong William S., polishor DePauw's Glass Wks, b 38 W Market, bel lat
Armstrong William T., engineer, r 111 W 6th Arnold Florence Miss, agt Miss L. A: LaPrant, r 96 Pearl .
Arnold William T., foreman, r. 34'E 6th
`Arter Frederick, tanner, r 418 Stato -opp Clay
Ash George, sasistant yard master L., E. & St. L. Ry., b West End Hotel Ashby Lewis, lab O. F. Iron Wks Ashby William, o, lab O. F. Iron Wks, + 307 W 6th, oor Com-
Ashcroft Walter, fireman L., N. 4. & C. By., , 260 Syamore, pr 11th Ashmore Harry, brakeman, b Curl Hotel Ashton Nannie, wid George, r 97 W Main, nr &d.
WEBSTER & PITT,
18 10. 30 Lower High Street,
Turwer's Patent Slide Fatve. TUDION GOVERNORS .. w Andy, Ind.
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Ashworth Nancy Mrs., r 286 W Main, nr 8th
Ashworth Elias, Isb; r 20 W Osk, ar 1st
Atherton George, messenger, b 521 Spring, cor West
Atherton James H., trav agt Prof. James Brown, r 142 H 8d
Atherton Maria E., wid Joseph, L., r 521 Spring, cor West
Atkins Cora, knitter N. A. Hosiery Mills, b 188 E Oak, nr 7th Atkins Emery M., deputy treasurer Floyd County, r 177 Shelby, nr 7th
Atkins Ida, finisher N. A. Woolen Mills, b 188 E Oak, nr 7th Atkins Mary J., wid Curtis, r 188 E Oak, nr 7th
ATKINS WILLIAM R., treasurer Floyd County, office Court House, r 177 Shelby, nr 7th
Atkinson Benjamin, painter, r Silver Grove
ATKINSON BENJAMIN F., engineer N. A. and Portland Ferry Co., r 329 E Elm, nr 18th
Atkinson James, blower DePauw's Glass Wks, r 288 E Main, nr 9th
Atkinson Mack, painter, » Silver Grove
Atkinson Mary, weaver, f Silver Grove
Atkinson Sarah, wid Samuel, Y 186 Vincennes, nr-Main
Aubery Louis, helper DePauw's Glass Wks, r 19 E 8d
Aughey Emma; weaver N. A. Woolen Mille, b 874'Poplar, nr
·Vincennes
Aughey William, beamer N. A. Woolen Mills, r 874 Poplar, nr Vincennes
Aughey William, Jr., beniner, b 374 Poplar, nr Vincennes
August Carl, carpenter, r 486 E Main, ar Washington
Aust Nicholas, maltater Paul Reising & Co., r 149 W Spring, nr 5th
Austin A., spinner N. A. Woolen Mills
Austin O., finisher N. A. Woolen Mills
Austin Henry C., heater N. A. Steam Forge, r-100 E Water, nr 8th
Austin Henry H., olk T. E. Austin
Austin John D., lab, r 29 E 8d Austin Joseph, helper N. A. Woolen Mills, r 826 Pearl
Austin Mary E. Mrs., r 82 E Main, ar &d
Austin Samuel, fireman L., E. & St. L. Ry.,'r 418 Vincennes cor Beeler
Austin Sarah Mrs., r 511 Elm, ab West
Austin Thomas E., druggist, 74 W Main, cor Washington
Austin William Rev., pastor Second Presbyterian Church, r 224 E Main, nr 9th
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CHAS. HEGEWALD & CO., Turner's Patent Slide Valve
For Beatlesary Rugince.
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AUSTIN W. S., architect and builder, 148 Pearl, bet Spring and Elm, r 170 W 7th, bet Spring and Elm (Seo adr page 46)
Avery George W., trav agt, r 659 Spring, ab West
Axline Charles €., hardware, r 72 E 8d, nr Market
Axline D. C., carriage mufr, 70 & &d, r 72 E &d, or Market Ayers Edward, brakeman, b 168 Bank, nr. Elm
Ayles George M., engineer LA, E. & St. L. Ry., r 227 W Main, ar 8th
PIANOS AND ORGANS On Small Weakly and Monthly Payments. TUNING AND REPAIRING. J. C. Brown & Co. 8 PEARL L STREET.
RABEY JULIUS, lab DePauw's Glass Wka, r Graut, se cor E 14th
Bach Henry W., confectioner, 66 Pearl
Backus George, lab, r Rear Market, nr Thomas
Bader Ads, tescher West Spring St. School, b-13 W Market, ar Stato
Bader Anna Miss (A .. & F. Bader), r 239 E Market, cor 10th
Bader Anna and Fannie, millinery, 60 E Main, nr Bank Bader Anton, candy mkr Jecol Goodbub
Bader Catherine Mrs., saloon, 289 E Market, cor 10th
Bader Charles W., tanner August Barth, r 60 E Main, ar Bank Bader Dan, bkkpr J. Zinsmeister & Bro., b 18 W Market, nr State
Bader Fannie Miss (A. and F. Bader), r 289 E Market, cor 10th
Bader Jacob, r 289 E Market, cor 10th Badgett John, caller DePauw's Glass Wks Badgett John R., shoemkr, 119 Sycamore nr 5th Badgett Lettie Mrs., Y 112 Sycamore, nr 8th Buor Barbara, wid Conrady 468 Shelby, ar 7th Baer Obarles, currier G. Moser, r 1.68 Shelby, nr 7th
Beer John, dry goods, 122 Pearl, r 145 E 5th Boer Katie Miss, olk John Beer, + 145 E 5th Baggerly Charles; farmer, r Hoott, L. A. Baggorly Christina, wid David, r Budd rd, L. A
PETER R. STOY & SONS, Pocket Knives, 10'E MAIN AND 68 STATE STS., - NEW ALBANY, IND.
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Baggerly Millard, piler M. A. Rail Mill Co., r Budd rd, L. A
. Baggerly Oliver, farmer, r Scott, L. A Baggerly Silas F., farmer, r Scott, L. A
Bailey James, e, lab, F 184 Cherry, W .. U.
Baird Abner, r 27 E 5th
Baird George R., 157 W Market, cor 5th Baisch William, cigarmkr Caspar Feiock, r Lonisville, Ky
Baker August, helper to hester N. A. Steam Forge Baker August A., machinist, r 160 W Main, nr 6th
Baker Doe, driver George Schmitt
Baker Elisa, cy Isundress, ry 8 W 10th
Baker Elizabeth Mrs., ,r 56 W Market, ur 2d
Baker George E., machinist Webster & Pitt, F ss Corydon Pike, nr Bridge
Baker John, carpenter, r ss Corydon Pike, L. A
Baker John T., lab, » Center, nr Thomas
BAKER J. F., propr Centennial Saloon, 100 Pearl, ar Market, -+-95 Lafayette, cor Market. (See ady page 60)
Baker Lewis, helper N. A. Woolen Mills
Baker Mollie, milliner Katie Mousty, r ss Corydon Pike, L, A
Baker William, e, lab, r 48 W 10th
Baker William B., cigar mnfr, 24 E Main
Beker Zerilda, wid K .. z Center, nr Thomas
Baldwin Edward C., elk John W. Arge, r -821 Vincennes, Bycamere
Baldwin Edward H., olk, r 821 Vincennes, cor Sycamore
Baldwin Emma Miss, agt D. H. Baldwin & Co .; r 161 W Ld. ..
Baldwin Harry A., bill clerk N. A. Woolen Mills, r 821 E Vin- cennes, cor Sycamore
Baldwin Mary Mies, r 151 W 2d
Baldwin M. D., olk, 6 154 W Spring, cor 5th
Baldwin N. P., engineer, r 154 W Spring, cor 5th
Baldwin Robert B., olk, b 154 W Spring, cor 5th Baldwin Thomas, night watchman I. F. Force, r 168 W 7th
Ball Blasius, section foreman, r 259 E 6th, nr Hyosmore
Ball Carlos, brass finisher L., N. A. & C. By., b 114 .W 7th
Ball Enoch, lab, b.259 E 6th, nr Sycamore
Ball John, car inspector L., N. A. & C. Ry., r 114 W 7th. Bill Martin, fireman L., N. A. &. C. Ry., b 259 2 0th
Ball O., spinner N. A. Woolen Mills Ball Peter, «, barber, 98 E Main, nr 4th Baltes Peter, x 95 W 9th
Bame Lawrence, lab DePauw's Glass Wks, r 44 1 4th
Lafe. Frederick, Agent for the sale or Purchase of Real Estate. 23 EAST MAIN STREET, NEAR PEARL, NEW ALBANY, IND.
70 NEW ALBANY CITY DIRECTORY.
Baner Anthony, painter L., N. A. & C. . Ry, r 15 W Market Baner A. Mrs., notions, 15 W Market, nr 1st
Baner John, straightener, b 15 W Market Banes Anson W., carpenter William Banes, r 888 E Elm, or 15th Banes Joseph, clk, r 468 Spring, cor Vincennes
Banes Julia, wid James, r 468 Spring, cor Vincennes
Banes William (W. & J. T. Banes),' r 199 E' Market, nr 8th
Banes William and James T., carpenters, E Market, ne cor 9th Banholzer August, lab, r 513 Rear Market
Banks Alfred, e, farmer, r 495 Division
Banks Charles, o, fireman N. A. Woolen Mills, r 254 E 4th, nr Poplar
Bannett Fannie, nurse, 422 Vincennes, ar Boeler
Baptist Tabernacle, east side E 4th, bet Market and Spring, Rev. O. T. Conger, pastor
Barbee Louis, fireman L., E. & St. L. Ry Barbee Maria; wid John E., r 80 W 2d
Barbee Thomas, tinner Huncilman & Co., b 80 W 2d Barbero John, cutter DePauw's Glass W.ks .
Bard W. D., cik McCampbell & Co., b Carpenter House
Barden Julia, wid George, r 20 B 6th
Bareford Charles, trav agt, b 802 E Bim, ur 15th
Bareford Emma H., teacher, b 808 E Elm, ar 18th
Bareford Henry F., carpenter, b 308 E Elm, nr 18th
Bareford Joseph, patternmkr N. A. Rail Mill Co., r 298 E Elm, nr 18th
Bareford Josoph B., b 298 E Elm, nr 18
Bareford Louis, carpenter DePauw's Gliss Wks, r 802 K Rim, nr 13th
Bareford M. Mrs .; milliner 18 W Market, r-802 E Rim, nr 18th BAREFORD S. H. (Koons & Bareford), F 808 E Elm, ar 18th
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