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Roofers-Corrugated Iron. nisely Bros & Miller, 68 to 74 W Monroe. (See adv.)
Roofers-General.
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nisely Bros & Miller, 68 to 74 W Monroe. (Sec adv.)
Office and Bank Furniture. ndrews AH & Co, 195 Wa- bash ave. (See adv.)
Physicians.
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CHICAGO, ILL .- CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Rubber Belting. Davis Jolın & Co, 71 to 79 Mich- igan st. (See adv back cover.)
Go Saslı, Doors and Blinds.
oss & Phillips Mfg Co, cor Fisk and 22d. (See adv.)
Palmer, Fuller & Co, W 22d and Urion. (See adv.)
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Schools, Colleges, Etc. ryant H B & Son, 77 to 81 State. (See front cover)
Seeds.
D ickinson Albert, Seeds and Pop Corn Manufacturer, 115 Kinzie.
Sewer Pipe.
jolson Charles D, Sewer Pipe, etc., 108 and 110 Franklin. (See adv.)
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Skylights-Hayes' Patent. insely Bros & Miller, 68 to 74 W Monroe. (See adv.)
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Slate Dealers-Roofing. insely Bros & Miller, 68 to 74 W Monroe. (See adv.)
Steam Engines. Davis John & CO, 71 to 79 Mich- igan st. (See adv back cover.)
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Steam Fitters Supplies. avis John & Co, 71 to 79 Mich - igan st. (See adv back cover.)
Steam Heating and Ventilating Appar- atus. avis John & Co, 71 to 79 Mich- D igan st. (Sec adv back cover.)
Steam Pumps.
W heeler & Tappan, 49 to 51 N Jefferson. (See adv.)
D avis Jolını & Co, 71 to 79 Mich- igan st. (See adv back cover.)
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Surgical Appliances. liss SS, Manufacturer all kinds Sur- gical Instruments, 79 Randolph. (See adv.)
Vaccine.
N ational Union Vaccine Co, E L Griffin M D, Manager, 14-125 State.
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Wire Fence Mnfrs-Barbed. ational Wire Co The, Mnfrs Four Pointed Steel Barbed Wire. Chicago Warehouse, 36 Dearborn ; New York Warehouse, 71 John Street.
Wood Engravers.
A cme Engraving Co, Wood Engravers, 73 Clark. (See adv.)
M anz J & Co, Wood Engravers, 92 to 96 La Salle. (See adv.)
S ears A T, Fine Wood Engraver, Room 46, 116 Washington. (See adv.)
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Wrought Iron Pipe. avis John & Co, 71 to 79 Mich- igan st. (See adv back cover.)
CLEVELAND, O.
Asbestos Dealers.
Cleveland Non Conducting Co, Dealers in Asbestos Cement and Asbestos Felting of every Grade, Send for price list, 19 South Water. (See adv.)
Box Mnfrs-Paper.
K enney Win, 5 South Water and 9 McLean, W S. (See adv.)
Chair and Woodworking Machinery. Purdy Machine Co, 53 Centre. (See adv.)
Cement Felting.
Yleveland Non Conducting Co. All qualities. Send for Price List, 19 S Water. (See adv.)
Hair Felting.
leveland Non Conducting Co. Hair Felting of all grades. Send for Price List, 19 S Water. (See adv). Machinists. Purdy Machine Co, 53 Centre. (See adv.) Nut and Bolt Cutting Machines.
Purdy Machine Co, 53 Center. (See adv.) Patent Attorneys. `racy George C & Co, 303 T Euclid ave. (See adv).
Saws. Parkin W H & Co, Dealers in Henry Disston & Son's Saws and Tools, Emery Wheels, Babbitt Metal and Emery Grinding Machinery, 11 S Water.
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DAYTON, O.
Architectural Iron Work.
M cHose & Lyon, Mnfrs Architec- tural Iron Work, Iron Columns, Gir- ders, Gray Iron Castings, and all descriptions of Wrought Iron Work, foot Ludlow.
File Manufacturers. dams Charles W, 5 Canal. A
Galvanized Iron Cornice Mnfrs.
N ational Cornice Works, Chas Wuichet & Co, Proprs ; Mnfrs Galvanized Iron Cornices and Build- ing Trimmings, and Mnfrs "Clinman" Gas Machines, cor 3d and St Clair.
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Pattern and Model Makers. inch J R, Mnfr Finch's Met- al Letter Box, and Pattern and Model Maker, 287 Bainbridge.
R' Rubber Stamps. ice Henry, 32 S. Main.
L Saw Manufacturers. ewis & Co, Manufacturers of Cir- cular Saws, 411 and 413 E 1st.
R Steel Stamps, Seals, Etc. ice Henry, 32 S Main.
Stencil Cutters. ice Henry, 32 S Main. R
DETROIT, MICH.
Amateurs' Tools and Supplies .. ohnlich Louis J, 277 Jeffer- son ave.
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Booksellers and Stationers. ichmond, Backus & Co, 183 Jefferson ave.
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Boot and Shoe Manufacturers. P ingree & Smith, 11, 13, 15 and 17 Woodbridge W, and 16 and 18 At- water W.
S tarling A F & Co, 161 Michi- gan ave. (See adv.)
Boots and Shoes-Wholesale.
M cGraw A C & Co, 128, 130 and 132 Jefferson ave.
Box Manufacturers-Paper.
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olliday W P, 35 Bates. ( See adv.)
Brush Manufacturers.
D' etroit Patent Brush Co, 436 Guoin.
Business Colleges.
M ayhew Business College, Chamber of Commerce Building, 156 Jefferson ave. (See adv.)
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Carriage Goods. ohns & Schaefer, 52 and 54 Congress E.
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Cement Dealers. eames W E & Co, 75, 77 and 79 Woodbridge.
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Chair Manufacturers. urphy M J & Co, cor 4th and Porter. (See adv.)
Church and Architectural Decorations. M elchers Julius, Sculptor, Modeler and Wood Carver, 83 Ran- dolph.
Cigar Manufacturers.
B urk, Rich & Co, 48, 50, 52 and 54 Congress E.
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Clothing-Wholesale.
eavenrich Bros, 138 and 140 Jefferson ave.
H eineman, Butzel & Co; (ES Heineman, Magnus Butzel and Martin Butzel) ; 142 and 144 Jefferson ave.
S chloss Bros & Co, 184, 186 and 188 Jefferson ave.
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DETROIT, MICH.
Mayhew Business College,
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, DETROIT.
SUCCESS IN BUSINESS, as in the mechanic arts, in the professions, and in the various departments of productive industry, REQUIRES PREPARATION. The preparation which every business man NEEDS, includes, among other things, a knowledge of Double Entry Book- keeping, of the nature and proper use of Business Papers, and of correct Business Practice, conform- ing to the provisions of law, and securing to each person his rights, while courteously yielding to all " others their just dues. This knowledge may best be acquired in a well conducted Business Training School. Such is the Mayhew Business College "Detroit, which might properly be called an
Actual Business College,
Established for the express purpose of giving to young men and women this very knowledge. The methods it employs are the best known among business educators. Its President-an experienced Practical Educator-is a Charter Member and First President of the
BUSINESS EDUCATORS' ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA,
Which is the only National Association of Business College Teachers in this country. This Associa- tion, through a committee raised for that purpose, four years ago (in 1878) conveyed to President May- hew the following expression of appreciation of his services : " It is with the greatest pleasure that we welcome to the ranks of our Association the HON. IRA MAYHEW, LL. D., whose early labors in the cause of public school education, prominently as Superintendent of Public Instructien for the State of Michigan for several terms, were so efficient, and who later in life has so fittingly devoted his ripened abilities to the cause of business education, especially serving it as an author. We sincerely trust that time will deal with him propitiously, and reward him commensurately to his eminent labors."
PHONOGRAPHIC AND TELEGRAPHIC DEPARTMENTS.
In order more fully to meet the increased requirements of business, this College has organized Departments in Phonography and Telegraphy, which are taught by experienced Reporters and Amanuenses, and by practical Operators, thus giving young men and women the opportunity of fitting themselves as accountants and for business ; as correspondents, amanuenses and reporters ; and as operators on the lines, and for the care and management of telegraph offices, and constituting its courses of study, taken together, the fullest and most complete of any Business College in Michigan, and unsurpassed in the country.
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For Circulars Giving Full Information of all its Departments Call at the College,
No. 156 Jefferson Avenue,
(Entrance by Elevator), or address the President,
IRA MAYHEW, LL. D., DETROIT.
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Colleges, Schools, Etc. ayhew Business College, Chamber of Commerce Building, 156 Jefferson ave. (See adv.)
Commission Merchants.
B ourke R & Son; Also Whole- sale Dealers and Packers of Fish, Foot 1st.
H eames W E & Co, 75, 77 and 79 Woodbridge W. Veaton, Walker & Co, Room 17 Chamber of Commerce.
L Cracker Manufacturers. ewis, Sykes & Co, 31 and 33 Griswold.
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Crank Pin Oilers. merican Lubricator Co, 103 Abbott. (See adv.) Crockery and Glassware. rown W A & Co, 137 Jefferson ave.
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W Cutlers. olfertz Robert, 46 Woodward ave.
Druggists-Wholesale.
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avis James & E & Co, 29, 31, 33 and 35 Larned W.
F arrand, Williams & Co, 11, 13, 15 and 17 Larned E; Laboratory, 91, 93, 95 and 97 Bates. Send for quo- tations.
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wift & Dodds, 51 an'd 53 Shelby.
Dry Goods-Wholesale.
B urnham JK & Co, 170 and 172 Jefferson ave.
E dson, Moore & Co, 194, 196, 198 and 200 Jefferson ave.
R oot Charles & Co, 134 and 136 Jefferson ave.
Shelden Allan & Co, 162 and 164, 166 and 168 Jefferson ave.
Elevator Manufacturers.
M iddlebrook Elevator Man- ufacturing Co "The," 64 Griswold.
Edge Tool Manufacturers. ennett W C & Co, 33 and 35 Brush. (See adv.)
Engravers-Lithograph. Halvert Lithographing and Engraving Co, cor Larned and Shelby. (See adv.)
Engravers-Metal.
B erger Joseph J, 146 Woodward ave, (up stairs) .
G meiner Julius, cor Woodward ave and Larned. (See adv.) Engravers-Wood. meiner Julius, cor Woodward ave and Larned. (See adv).
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W estern Engraving Co, 62 and 63 Seitz Block. (See adv.)
Experimental Machinery. ohnlich Louis J, 277 Jeffer- son ave.
D iamond Fanning Mill Co, Fred Rothschild, Sec and Treas, Office, 13 Congress W. (See adv.)
Fire Brick.
H eames W E & Co, 75, 77 and 79 Woodbridge W. Fish-wholesale. avis S M & Co, 21 Woodward ave.
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U Tnited States Fish Freezing Co, Foot Bates.
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Florists. ichigan Seed Co, 211 Wood- ward ave.
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Flour Dealers. eames W E & Co, 75, 77 and 79 Woodbridge W.
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Foundry Supplies. eames W E & Co, 75, 77 and 79 Woodbridge W.
Furniture Manufacturers. aynard A A, 59 and 61 Fort E. M
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Glass Stainers. etroit Stained Glass Works, 109 Gratiot ave. (See adv.)
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Gold, Silver and Nickel Platers. mith Joseph N ; also, Mnfr Car- riage, Name and Door Plates, House Numbers, etc., cor Bates and Wood- bridge,
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COFFINPLATES
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DETROIT, MICH.
J. H. BEARSS.
BEARSS & CO.,
W. S. MARSHALL.
Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds of
HARDWOOD LUMBER.
A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF DRY
Walnut, Oak, Ash, Butternut, Whitewood, Chestnut, Cherry, Basswood and Maple on hand.
Orders for Car Load Lots will receive prompt attention. Yards, 75 and 77 State Street, DETROIT, MICHIGAN.
DETROIT STAINED GLASS WORKS.
FRIEDERICHS & STAFFIN, PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL GLASS STAINERS,
FOR CHURCHES, DWELLINGS, STEAMBOATS & R. R. CARS, 109 Gratiot Avenue, Detroit, Mich.
Orders for Plain and Cut Glass of all kinds Solicited. Samples of Stained Glass for Churches sent on application, Free of Charge.
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D Hand Stamps. etroit Rubber Stamp Co, 52 Monroe ave. (See adv.)
W High Speed Indicators. ohnlich Louis J, 277 Jeffer- son ave.
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Hotels. ichigan Exchange, 102 to 114 Jefferson ave. (See adv.)
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Jewelers-Wholesale. ngass Adolph, First National Bank Building, 150 Jefferson ave, cor Griswold.
Lithographers.
C alvert Lithographing and Engraving Co, cor Larned and Shelby. (See adv.)
D etroit Lithographic Co, 54 Bates.
Lubricator Manufacturers. A' merican Lubricator Co,
103 Abbott. (See adv.)
Lumber-Hardwood.
earss & Co, 75 and 77 State. (See adv.)
Machinists. ichels J, 59 and 61 Fort E.
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Machinists' Fine Tools and Chucks. abriskie & Thorpe, Detroit Stencil and Stamp Works, 50 Wood- ward ave.
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Machinists' Tools. ohnlich Louis J, 277 Jeffer- son ave.
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Mathematical and Draughting Instru- ments. Z abriskie & Thorpe, Detroit Stencil and Stamp Works, 50 Wood- word ave.
Mill Pick Mnfrs. A
nderson W H, 38 Clinton. (See adv.)
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Model Makers. ohnlich Louis J, 277 Jeffer- son ave.
Moldings, Frames and Brackets. aurense Leonard & Co, 37 Atwater.
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Notions-Wholesale. dson, Moore & Co, 194, 196, 198 and 200 Jefferson ave.
Oils-Wholesale.
F arrand, Williams & Co, 11, 13, 15 and 17 Larned E. Laboratory, 91, 93, 95 and 97 Bates. Send for quo- tations.
Opticians-Manufacturing. lack L & Co, 77 Woodward ave. B
Paints and Glass-Wholesale.
F arrand, Willian' & Co, 11, 13, 15 and 17 Larned E. aboratory, 91, 93, 95 and 97 Bates. Send for quo- tations.
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Paper Dealers. etroit Paper Co, 169 Jefferson ave.
Paper Box Manufacturers. rabes L & Co, 28 Woodbridge E.
H olliday W P, Mnfr Paper and Wood Boxes, 35 Bates. (See adv.) napp Rudolph, cor Bates and K Woodbridge.
Perfumers and Flavoring Extract Mnfrs. Seely Mnfg Co, 35 Bates.
Picture Frames and Photographic Ma- terials.
llen Bros, 14 and 16 Larned E.
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Pipe Organ Manufacturers. Van Dinter Louis, 332 Fort E.
Printing Presses, Type and Material. abriskie & Thorpe, Detroit Z Stencil and Stamp Works, 50 Wood- ward ave.
Printing Wheels.
D etroit Rubber Stamp Co, 52 Monroe ave. (See adv.)
Rubber Stamp Manufacturers.
D etroit Rubber Stamp Co, Mnfrs of Rubber Stamps of All De- " scriptions ; also, Rubber Stamp Ink, 52 Monroe ave. (See adv.)
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Mathematical Instrument Mufrs. ohnlich Louis J, 277 Jeffer- son ave.
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Rubber Hand and Dating Stamps. abriskie & Thorpe, Detroit Stencil and Stamp Works, 50 Wood- ward ave.
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Sculptors and Modelers. elchers Julius, Church and Architectural Decorations, 83 Ran- dolph.
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Seed Dealers. ichigan Seed Co, 211 Wood- ward ave.
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Self Inking Stamps. etroit Rubber Stamp Co, 52 Monroe ave. (See adv.)
Sheet Metal Goods.
etroit Stamping Co "The," Lafayette and Brush.
Shoe Box Manufacturers.
D rabes L & Co, Patent Shoe- Holders Always in Stock, 28 Wood- bridge E.
K napp Rudolph, cor Bates and Woodbridge.
Spectacles-Wholesale.
E' ngass Adolph, First National Bank Bldg, 150 Jefferson ave cor Griswold.
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Spring Bed Manufacturers. urphy M J & Co, cor 4th and -Porter. (See adv.)
Steam and Wind Engines.
W ebster Mfg Co, "The" (limited), 51, 53, 55 and 57 Atwater.
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Steel Stamps and Dies. abriskie & Thorpe, Detroit Stencil and Stamp Works, 50 Wood- ward ave.
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Stencils, Seals and Badges. abriskie & Thorpe, Detroit Stencil and Stamp Works, 50 Wood- ward ave.
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Stone Cutters' Tools. nderson W H, 38 Clinton. (See adv.)
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Tile Dealers. eames W E & Co, 75, 77 and 79 Woodbridge W.
Trunks and Valises. aier Martin, 102 Woodward ave. M
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Upper Manufacturers. tarling A F & Co, 161 Michigan ave. (See adv.)
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Vinegar Manufacturers. tange Edward & Co, 106 Gra- toit ave.
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Wind Mills. ebster Mnfg Co, "The " (lim- ited), 51, 53, 55 and 57, Atwater.
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Wire Works. arnum ET Wire and Iron Works, 27, 29 and 31 Woodward ave.
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Wood Carvers. elchers Julius, Sculptor and Modeler, 83 Randolph.
Wooden and WillowwareManufacturers. W etherbee Geo C & Co, also Manufacturers and Jobbers, Pails, Tubs, Wash Boards, Mop Sticks, Brush Holders, Brooms and Whisps, 62 and 64 Jefferson ave.
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Woolens-Wholesale. dson, Moore & Co, 194, 196, 198 and 200 Jefferson ave.
M' Woven Wire Mattress Manfacturers. urphy M J & Co, cor 4th and Porter. (See adv.)
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Artificial Limb Manufacturer. atthews B, Manufacturer of Arti- cor 4th ave ficial Limbs and Market.
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Boiler Manufacturers.
itchell & Hebden, Manufac- turers Steam Boilers, Steamboat, Mill and Upright Boilers, Lard Tanks, Salt Pans, etc. Repairing, Second Hand Boilers for sale, 74 and 76 11th.
Bolting Cloth and Belting. Pyne W T Mill Wright, Mill Fur- nisher, and Manufacturer of Portable Mills, Mill Stones and Special Mill Machinery. Office, 1107 West Main.
Booksellers, Stationers and Publishers. M orton John P & Co, Estab- lished 1825, Publishers, Booksellers and Stationers, 440 to 446 Main.
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Colleges.
olyoke College, W. W. Fon- taine, Principal, 106 W Broadway. (See adv.)
Commission Merchants.
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arson J T & Co, Produce Com- mission Merchants. Orders and Con- signments Solicited, No. 325 Main St. References-Carter Bros & Co, H. C. Murrell, Second National Bank, Jack- son, Loving & McGoodwin and J. F. Weller & Co.
F armers' Supply House, R. H. Hoskins, Manager, General Com - mission Merchants and Dealers in Agricultural Implements, Field and Garden Seeds, etc. Consignments So- licited, 127 Main.
S perry, Frederick & Bowen, Wholesale Produce Dealers. Corres- pondence and Consignments Solicited, 307 and 309 W Main, adjoining Board of Trade Building.
Electro-Medical Batteries. Yraven G T &Co, 536 3d. (See C"adu.)
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Engravers-Wood. ontgomery Charles R, De- signer and Wood Engraver, 400 Mar- ket.
Galvanized Iron Cornice Manufacturers. C arpenter, Annear & Co. Galvanized Iron Cornice Works, Hot ) Air Furnaces, Zinc Floors, Tin and Slate Roofing, Fire Proof Shutters, Skylights. Estimates furnished, deal- ers supplied, 210, 212 and 214 Ninth, bet Main and Market.
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cott Charles W, Manufacturer Galvano-Faradic Batteries for Phy- sicians and . Families, 564 ' 4th ave. (See adv.)
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Grain Dealers and Corn Millers. ruman, Loving & Crutcher,
Proprietors Kentucky Hominy Mills, Grain and Hay Commission Merch- ants, office, cor 1st and Main ; Mill, cor 15th and Tortland ave.
Libraries.
P polytechnic Society of Ken-
tucky, organized December 16, 1876, and chartered by the Kentucky Legislature the 10th of April, 1878. This society holds as an express trust, for the Commonwealth, the property known as the Public Library Build- ing, valued at $280,000. The society conducts a free library, and gives a course of lectures on popular science, with illustrations and experiments, one night every week for ten months in the year. The society's library has above 40,000 volumes, of which 30,- 000 belong to the circulating depart- ment. There are academies of medi- cine and surgery, art, geology and minerology, botany and natural his- tory, law, chemistry and physics, all in successful operation. Membership fees $5 per annum for gentlemen, and $3 for minors and ladies. Persons not members enjoy the use of the cir- culating library for $3 a year. The large reading room is open free to the public from 9 A. M. until 10 P. M., ex- cept Sundays and general holidays. The business of the society is trans- acted by an executive committee,'of which the president, secretary, and the Governor of Kentucky are mem- bers ex officio. The committee consists of Col. Bennet H. Young, President ; Mr. Nathan Bloom, Vice President ; Mr. Wm. T. Grant, Treasurer ; Mr. E. A. Grant, Secretary ; Messrs. Rowan Buchanan, W. H. McKnight, Edward Wilder, Capt. John. H. Leathers, Dr. Martin F. Coomes, Dr. Dudley S. Reynolds, George. W. Swearingen.
Galvano-Faradic Batteries.
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LOUISVILLE, KY.
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1883. KENTUCKY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, AT LOUISVILLE, KY. FOUNDED 1850.20 Annual Session Begins February 1st.
KENTUCKY
MEDICINE
The Twenty-Seventh Annual Session will begin on February Ist, 1883, and continue until the last of June, thus embracing five full months. The Board of Regents eight years ago decided to hold the regular annual session in the spring and early summer months, thus furnishing to students the superior advantages of a full and systematic graduating course at this season so favorable for the pursuit of medical studies.
Clinical Advantages.
Clinical teaching is made a prominent and special feature of the course of instruction in this in- stitution. In addition to the regular Clinical lectures in the Amphitheatre of the Louisville City Hos- pital upon General and Special Surgery, Practical Medicine, Obstetrics, and Diseases of Women and Children, the College Dispensary furnishes an infinite variety of clinical material which is thor- oughly utilized for the benefit of the students of this institution. By the most complete arrange- ments, the members of the class are brought in direct contact with patients. In addition to the large number of medical and minor surgical cases here presented by the Faculty and Assistants, the follow- ing special departments are furnished with abundant illustrative cases: Skin and Veneral Diseases; Gynæcological and Obstetrical Cases; Children's Diseases; Diseases of the Eye, Ear and Throat.
Practical Advantages.
The Dissecting Room is fitted up with every convenience, and the Spring Season is most suitable for work in Practical Anatomy. During last session one hundred and seventy-five students were en- gaged in dissecting. The Practical, Chemical and Microscopical Laboratories are fitted up with every convenience, the institution having imported last year, for the special use of its classes, a number of fine microscopes. Under competent instructors every facility is furnished in these departments.
Practitioners and Advanced Students will find the facilities of this institution unsurpassed for the study of special and practical branches. Members of the Faculty are connected with the following institutions which will furnish valuable additions to special clinics: The Louisville City Hospital ; the Kentucky Infirmary for Women and Children; the Hospital of Saints Mary and Elizabeth ; the Louisville Eye and Ear Infirmary. For catalogue and particulars, address
J. A. OCTERLONY, Dean,
825 Fourth Avenue.
W. H. WATHEN, Secretary,
145 W. Walnut St., LOUISVILLE, KY.
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Lotteries.
Distribu-
C ommonwealth tion Co. of Kentucky, R. M. Boardman, Secy., Courier-Journal Building. (See adv.)
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Machinery Depots. mith H B & Co's Machinery Depot. Standard Machinery for wood and iron working purposes ; Saw Mill and Mill Machinery, Engines, Boilers, Elevators, Hand Power and Hydraulic Machines. Full line of Machinists' Supplies. Herman Fletch- er, 826 W Main.
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Mantle and Grate Manufacturers. ischer, Leaf & Co, Manufac- turers Marbleized and Enameled Mantles and Grates, 101 Jefferson. (See adv.)
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Marble and Granite Works. llark J S & Co, Marble and Granite Dealers. The largest estab- lishment of the kind in the south- western country. Nos. 243, 245 and 247 Green. Send your address for designs and price list free.
Medical Colleges.
K entucky School of Medi- cine, n s 3d nr Walnut. (See adv.)
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Mercantile Agencies. un R G & Co, W. T. Rolph, Manager, s e cor Main and 6th.
Mill Machinery. Pyne W T, Millwright, Mill Fur- nisher, and Manufacturer of Portable Mills, Mill Stones, and Special Mill Machinery, office 1107 W Main.
Mill Stones and Portable Mills. Pyne W T, Millwright, Mill Fur- nisher and Manufacturer of Portable Mills, Mill Stones and Special Mill Machinery, office 1107 W Main.
Millwright and Mill Furnishers. K irker Jabez G, Millwright and Mill Furnisher, Contractor and Erector of Merchant and Grist Mills Elevators, Distilleries, Saw Mills, Cement Mills, Steam Engines, Water Wheels, Mill Stones, Portable Mills, Portable Bolts, etc., Second Hand Engines, Shafting, Pullies, Wheels, etc., for sale. Repairing a specialty. Established 1859. Cor Main and 10th.
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Pickles, Chow-Chow, Etc. alls City Pickling and Packing Co, T. C. & J. O. Bar-
bour Proprs, Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Pickles, Chow- Chow, Sauer Kraut, Pigs' Feet, Tongues, Hams, Shoulders, etc., 146 Third ave.
Planing Mills.
K entucky Planing Mill, G. E. Moody & Co (G. E. Moody, John Mangold and John Mitchell), Door, Blind and Sash Manufactur- ers, and Dealers in all kinds of Build- ing Lumber, Rough and Dressed, 9th nr Broadway.
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ewis H J & Bro, Manufac- turers of Doors, Sash and Blinds, 808 and 810 10th.
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eikle Thomas & Co (Thos. Meikle, Barry Coleman, M. B. Bel- knap), Manufacturers Steel, Cast, Chilled and Double Shovel Plows, Monroe bet 10th and 12th.
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effersonville, Madison & Indianapolis R'y, General Offices, Chamber of Commerce. (See adv.) ouisville, New Albany Chicago R'y, 338 and 340 W Main. (See adv.)
Saw Manufacturers.
M ayle G D, Louisville Saw Works, Manufacturer, Saws of every kind. Agents for H. Disston & Sons'. Super- ior Quality of Files on hand, Cir- cular Saws, Files, Emery Wheels and Belting, 850 and 852 Main.
Scale Manufacturers.
F airbanks, Morse & Co, Fair- banks Standard Scales, Eclipse Wind Mill, Hancock Inspirators, Trucks and Grocers' Supplies, n e cor 5th and Main.
S outhern Scale Works, Zahn & Rankin, Proprs, Manufacturers of all kinds of Hay, Coal, Stock, Platform and Counter Scale, Brass and Iron Beams, Steamboat Warehouse and all kinds of Trucks, Store Wagons, Skids, etc, 361 Main, bet 9th and 10th.
Sheet Iron Workers.
W eir William, Sheet Iron Work- er, Manufacturer Steamboat and Mill Work, Oil and Water Tanks, Gas Holders, 490, 492 and 494 W Main. Repairing promptly at- tended to.
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Steamboat Packet Lines. ouisville, Evansville and Henderson Packet Co, Office, 28 Fourth. (See adv.)
Railroads.
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Plow Manufacturers.
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LOUISVILLE, KY.
THE POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWINGS -OF THE-
COMMONWEALTH
DISTRIBUTION COMPANY
Take place in the City of Louisville, on the last day of every Month.
These Drawings occur MONTHLY (Sundays excepted) under provisions of an Act of the General Assembly of Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court on March 31st, rendered the fol- lowing decisions :
Ist-That the Commonwealth Distribution Com- pany is legal.
2d-Its Drawings are fair.
The Company has now on hand a large reserve fund.
Read the List of Prizes for the Monthly Drawings.
I Prize $30,000
I Prize
10,000
I Prize
5,000
10 Prizes, $1,000 each .
10,000
20 Prizes, 500 each
10,000
100 Prizes, 100 each
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