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TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES.
In addition to its splendid river transporta- tion, Evansville has 3 railroads as follows . The Evansville & Terre Haute, with its southern terminus and general offices here,
thus giving it direct connection with Chi- cago. The St. Louis division of the Louis- ville & Nashville road has its eastern ter- minus at this point and runs direct to St. Louis, and the Louisville, Evansville & St. Louis (Evansville division) railroad. The last mentioned will in the near future probably extend their line to Indianapolis, which will give direct eastern connection with the trunk lines.
MANUFACTURE.
This is essentially a manufacturing city and is rapidly increasing in this line .- Prominent among its many mills, factories, etc., are 7 large furniture factories, which employ a large number of hands and have capital invested amounting to over $1,000,- 000, 3 plow factories, 4 tanneries, 15 saw mills, 2 potteries, 2 woolen mills, 4 stave and heading factories, 6 flour mills, 5 stove foundries, 6 planing mills, 3 breweries, 4 cooper shops and several other establish- ments engaged in the manufacture of brass goods, iron castings, brick, boot and shoe uppers, agricultural implements, wash- boards, boxes, carriages, tools, boilers, en- gines, steam pumps, steamboat machinery, whips, soap, hominy, architectural iron works, sails, white lead, overalls, bagging, coffins, mattresses, vinegar, cotton goods and brooms.
GENERAL FEATURES.
Evansville contains 30,000 inhabitants, has real and personal property, assessed value amounting to $19,305,765, is well lighted by gas, has street railways, good water works, a well-equipped and efficient fire department, several handsome church edifices, graded and high schools, a busi- ness college, the St. Mary's Hospital, a fine opera house, public library, board of trade, stock yards, custom house, telephone ex- change (which runs wires to all the ad- joining towns), and several good hotels. Its public buildings are substantial, resi- nences handsome, and the general appear- ance of the city is one of activity and thrift.
BANKS.
The city has 7 banking institutions, 5 national, 1 private, and I savings bank, representing in capital and surplus over $2,500,000.
THE PRESS
is represented here by 6 daily, 1 tri-weekly and 8 weekly papers. The Courier, Demo- krat, Tribune and Union are published both daily and weekly ; the News daily only. The Journal is issued daily, tri-weekly and weekly, while the Argus, Bulletin and Indi- ana Post are weekly publications. There is
New York Life Ins. Co.
Was the first to issue Non-Forfeitable Policies. No suicidal clause or objectionable restrictions J. W. Dean, Gen'l Ag't, in its policies. INDIANAPOLIS.
P.F. BRYCE.
Prop's of the Indianapolis Brush Factory and Bryce's Steam Bakery. 14 and 16 East South Street, Indianapolis, Ind.
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probably no point on the Ohio river that has more natural advantages for commerce aud manufacture than this city. It has most excellent transportation facilities, good coal in the vicinity, is surrounded by a rich agricultural district, and its business houses are substantial and solid. The wholesale trade here is increasing very rapidly and extends over southern Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, and even as far south as Louisiana. Lumber, coal, grain, furniture, stoves and live stock form its chief exports. The Adams Southern Ex. and W. U. Tel. Companies have offices here. Francis M. Thayer, postmaster.
Achilles Frederick W, physician, 205 Up- per 3d.
Adair John J, gent's furnishings, 403 Up- per 1st.
Adams Express Company, 23 Main.
Adis William, cigar manufacturer, 112 E High.
Adler Jacob, grocer, 2 Lower Main.
Adrian Bernard, grocer, 524 Upper 6th.
Ahlering Henry M, grocer, Upper 8th.
Ahlering H & B, saw mill, cor Water and and Gum.
Akin R L & Co, patent medicines, 13 Main. Akin W M & Son, pork packers, cor 2d and Goodsell.
Albecker John, saloon and Apollo theater, 408 Upper 3d.
Alexander William, dry goods, 301 W Franklin.
Alexander W & Co, drugs, 901 W Pennsyl- vania.
Allen Nathaniel, barber, St George Hotel. Allen William, sewer pipe manufacturer, cor 4th and Powell.
Allies Charles, cigars and tobacco, 316 Up- per Water.
Allis Charles C, ticket broker and cigars, 324 Upper 1st.
Allmen Joseph, broom manufacturer, 12 Lower Main.
Altheide August, grocer, 800 Pennsylva- nia.
Althoff F & Bro, Carriage Manufac- turers, cor 2d ave and Ingle.
Andel Ernst, harnessmaker, 326 Main.
Anderson George W, saloon, 226 Upper Water.
Anderson Oliver B, barber, 8 Upper Water. Andreae Andreas, shoemaker, 5 Lincoln ave.
Andreae Kate Mrs, confectioner, 3 Lincoln ave.
Anthes Michael R, lawyer, 301 Main.
Apollo Theater, 408 Upper 3d.
App Joseph L, chief of police, city build- ing.
Archer Charles S, dentist, 102 Main. Archer & Co, Bankers, 102 Main.
Armstrong Furniture Com-
pany, U W Armstrong, prest ; J G Kounz, sec ; E B Price, treas., 108, 110 and 112 Upper 1st. (See adv.)
Arnold Frederick, grocer, 819 Fulton ave. Arnold & Nugent, bridge builders and street contractors, 17 W High.
Artes Charles F, jeweler, 120 Main.
Ashford Henry S, physician, 425 Upper 3d. Babcock E S & Son, grain commission, 18 and 20 Sycamore.
Babcock Howard L, seeds and produce, 124 Upper Water.
Babcock & Viele, carriage hardware, 203 Upper 1st.
Bacon & Lining, physicians, 329 Upper 3d. Baer David, trunk manufacturer, 21 Main. Baird Ludwell M, commission, 220 Upper Water.
Ballew John C, cooper, Virginia, nr Barker ave.
Ballew R C, junk dealer, 202 E Pennsylva- nia.
Ballew Robert E, junk dealer, 313 Lower 2d. Balz Henry, baker, 123 Upper 3d.
Balz Peter, grocer, 723 Upper 2d.
Barchet John, meat, 301 William.
Barke George, iron broker, 215 Upper 1st. Baronowsky Anton, furniture, 325 Upper 4th.
Bartenwerffer Oscar A, dentist and drug- gist, cor Pennsylvania and 2d ave.
Bartlett, Kuhn & Co, Grain Deal- ers and Proprs Union and Evansville Elevators, 11 Main.
Bauer Frederick, grocer, 931 W Ohio.
Bauer John S, saloon, 229 Clark.
Bauer Lena Miss, milliner, 502 Main.
Bauer William, grocer, 15 Lower Water.
Baum B & Co, notions and millinery, 205 Upper 1st.
Baum Morris C, lawyer, 327 Upper 3d.
Beard James A, drugs, 720 Ingle.
Beard S C, physician, 901} W Pennsyl- vania.
Beauchamp William & Co, blacksmiths, 125 Lower Water.
Becker Charles H, meats, 513 Upper 4th.
Becker Frederick, meats, 1016 Main.
Becker Henry M, blacksmith, 117 Syca- more.
Becker H F, merchant tailor, 303 Mary.
Becker Michael, shoemaker, 210 Locust.
Becker William, meats, 1026 W Pennsyl- vania.
Becker & Bro, Wagonmakers, 816 W Pennsylvania. (See adv.)
Bedell John C, Commission, Flour and Grain, 224 Upper Water.
Bedford William J, contractor, 314 Grant. Begmann Frederick C, marble works 517 2d ave.
Behag John, grocer, 625 Oak.
PENSIONS
W. H. CORBALEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Collects original and increase }48 Vance Block, Indianapolis, of Pensions and all other kinds of War Claims. Rejected Claims a specialty. Correspondence solicited.
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Established 1858.
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Incorporated 1874.
ARMSTRONG FURNITURE COMPANY
FURNITURE
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MANUFACTURERS OF
Unique and Stylish Furniture ! FOR THE TRADE.
CHAMBER & PARLOR SUITES A SPECIALTY.
Also, Dining Room, Common and Medium Furniture manufactured in large quantities. Prices and quality of Goods are as favorable as any market in the World.
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WE HAVE ONE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST FACTORIES IN THE UNITED STATES. Have added Dry House facilities equal to 5,000 feet of Walnut per day.
Salesroom and Ofice, 108, 110 and 112 First St., Evansville, Ind.
SEND FOR PRICE LIST.S
IRON ROOFING
For corrugated and Crimpea, Address W. G. HYNDMAN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Behme & Seitz, wholesale grocers, 18 Up- per 1st.
Beiling Adam, meats, 600 Fulton ave.
Beiling Jacob, meats, 1113 Fulton ave.
Bell Aaron P, mantels and grates, 119 Sycamore.
Bell William M, Real Estate and Loans, 315 Upper 3d.
Bemus Hotel, E & M B Hall, proprs, 318 Upper Water.
Bennett William F, fish, 420 Upper 4th.
Bennett & Tanner, drugs, 322 Upper 1st.
Benninghof Henry V, wholesale liquors, 407 Main.
Bentz Adolph W, baker, 423 Main.
Bernardin A & Co, mineral water manu- facturers, 210 Upper 1st.
Berndt Henry, harness, 224 Sycamore.
Bernhardt Peter, merchant tailor, 224 E High.
Bertelsen Jeppe, meats, 820 Upper 2d.
Biegler Nicholas, saloon, 526 Division.
Bingham John W, forwarding and com- mission, levee foot Main.
Birkenbusch John A, grocer, 119 Upper 3d. Bisch Victor, lawyer, 215 Upper 3d.
Bitterman Bros, jewelers, cor Main and 2d. Bittrolff John F, jeweler, 122 Main.
Bixby Alfred, stave dealer, 230 Upper Wa- ter.
Blackman William, florist, cor 4th and Gum.
Blakey & Frey, lawyers, 313} Upper 3d. Blemker, Tillman & Co, Proprs
Excelsior Stove Works, 213 Upper 2d. Blend Peter, cigar manufacturer, 231 Main. Bliss George I, oculist, 106 Upper 3d.
Blomer, Schulte & Rietman, furniture man- ufacturers, 30 and 32 Upper Water.
Blount Henry F, plow manufacturer, cor Main and Franklin.
Boden S & Co, musical instruments, 611 Main.
Boesenberg A, grocer, 323 Edgar.
Boetticher, Kellogg & Co, wholesale hard- ware, 122 Upper 1st.
Bofandick Anna Mrs, grocer, 430 Upper 4th. Bonn Henry, confectioner, 128 E Illinois. Bonn H, barber, 224 Franklin.
Boos Nicholas, cooper, 310 Lower 2d.
Bopp Jacob, shoemaker, 122 Upper Water. Borrer August, cutlery grinder, 313 Locust. Borries Charles, grocer, 501 Oak.
Bour Joseph, meat cor Fulton ave and High.
Bowen Edward A, cooper, rear Main, nr Locust.
Bowles Henry, merchandise broker, 126 Locust.
Bradstreet Company The, mercantile agen- cy, cor Main and 1st.
Brandon Milton C, saloon, 318 Upper 3d. Brandsasse Henry, grocer, 618 Cherry.
Brauns August, lawyer, 213 Upper 3d. Bray Madison J sr, physician, 312} Upper 1st.
Bray Simeon L, pottery, 219 E Pennsylva- nia.
Brend Peter, cigar manufacturer, 131 Main. Bridwell Thomas C, mayor, city building. Brill David, clothing, 327 Upper 4th.
Brill Mary, cigars and tobacco, 103 E Franklin.
Brinkmeyer & Polsdorfer, washboard man- ufacturers, 709 1st ave.
Bristow George, news agt, St George Hotel. Britz J & Son, saddlery hardware, 415 Main.
Brizins Frederick, grocer, 801 Mulberry.
Brizins George, barber, 929 Main.
Brizins George W, harness, 625 9th.
Brizins Louis, grocer, 626 9th.
Brokamp F Mrs, millinery, 425 Main.
Bromm, Henn & Co, manufacturing con- fectioners, 9 Upper 1st.
Brose George, flour mill, cor Ohio and Wa- bash ave.
Browneller, Grayville & Co, stove founders, 214 Main.
Brownlee John, lawyer, 307 Upper 3d.
Bruce & Raymond, blacksmiths, 400 Upper 4th.
Bruckner Herman, jeweler, 127 Main.
Bruning J F & Son, coffee and spice mills, 203 Lower 1st.
Bryan Anthony H, physician, 516 Walnut. Bryan Stanton L, physician, 526 Walnut.
Bucnanan, Gooding & Buchanan, lawyers, 313 Upper 3d.
Buecher Philip K, watchmaker, 105 E Franklin.
Buehner J B & Co, chair manufacturer, 215 1st ave.
Buente & Hoge, brick manufacturers, Oak Hill road.
Buhmeier August, shoemaker, 928 W Penn- sylvania.
Bullen Thomas, livery, 415 Upper 5th.
Bulletin Printing Company, proprs The Weekly Bulletin, 326} Upper 3d.
Bunge Charles, saloon, 221 E Pennsylvania. Bureau of Exchange Com- pany, C F Gould, Manager, Real Es- tate, 326} Upper 3d.
Burggrabe Frederick, grocer, 901 Pennsyl- vania.
Burk Peter, restaurant, 203 Upper 2d.
Busche John C, boots and shoes, 106 Lower Main.
Bush A S & Co, Real Estate Agts, 3263 Upper 3d. (See adv.)
Butts Henry, dyer, 229 Locust.
Caden Franz R, stone worker, 100 Upper 4th.
Cahn Simon, hotel and saloon, 205 Upper 2d.
Jahne & Co.'s POSITIVE CURE FOR
MALARIA
CHILLS AND FEVER, CONTAINS NO QUININE. DE Sold by Druggists. DEPOT, JERSEY CITY, N. J.
E. C. ATKINS & CO. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
1-The Celebrated "Silver Steel" CIRCULAR AND CROSS- CUT SAWS.
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EVANSVILLE LEATHER AND BELTING CO.,
F. W. HULVERSHORN, Proprietor.
-Manufacturer and Dealer In-
LEATHER, HIDES,
Shoe Findings, Tools, Oak Tanned Leather Belting, Tanners' Materials, Oils, Etc. Boot, Shoe and Gaiter Uppers. Agents for the sale of Gum Belting, Hose and Steam Packing,
,NO. 12 MAIN ST., bet. Water & First, EVANSVILLE, IND.
JOS. SCHAEFER,
ALL KINDS OF
UNDERTAKER
AND DEALER IN
COFFINS -- AND- CASKETS.
NO. II LOWER FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN DIVISION AND INGLE.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
INDIANA POST, ยท
An Independent Republican Paper, and Official Organ of the Indiana Saengerbund.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AND SUNDAY, $2.00 PER ANNUM.
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ERNST WILKOM, Proprietor,
EVANSVILLE, - - IND.
MRS. J. COURTOT,
FINE LACES
LACE CURTAINS
MENDED AND DONE UP EQUAL TO NEW.
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KID CLOVES CLEANED AND DYED.
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DIRECTORY OFFICE{
R. L. POLK & CO., S. E. Corner Circle and Meridian Streets, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
UNION OYSTER CO.
-JOBBERS IN- OYSTERS, FRUIT AND CANNED GOODS, J. S. KELLER, Manager, 40 North Illinois St., Indianapolis, Ind.
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Caldwell William, grocer, 307 Upper 1st. Cameron James M, blacksmith, 210 Divi- sion.
Capello John, cigar manufacturer,511 Main. Carmody Fannie E Mrs, dressmaker, 213 Locust.
Carmody J D & Co, florists, 520 Water. Carpenter Willard, real estate, 4 Carpenter. Carr N F & Co, wholesale liquors, 216 Up- per Water.
Carroll Margaret, dressmaker, 317 Locust. Carson Bruce, sail maker, 215 Upper 1st.
Carson Francis P, merchandise broker, 215 Upper 1st.
Carter Augustus, barber, 306 Upper 1st. Carter E Louis, physician, 325 Upper 2d. Cavender & Jones, livery, 408 Upper 2d. Center George F, physician, 415 Upper 2d. Chapman Henry, grocer, 7 William.
Christ A & W, confectionery, 325 Main. Christmann Frederick, saloon, 700 Main. Chubb Charles H, painter, 208 Upper 2d.
Citizens' Insurance Company ; F T Hodge,
prest ; John Gilbert, vice-prest ; CK Drew, treas ; 217 Upper 1st.
Citizens' National Bank ; capital, $200,000 ; M Henning, prest; S P Gillett, cashr; 121 Upper 1st.
Clark Margaret A, dressmaker, 319 Syca- more.
Clark & Donahue, wagonmakers, Nevada, nr 5th ave.
Clarke & Pyne, architects, 301} Main.
Clement Converse, real estate, 331 Upper 3d. Clements Joseph, saloon, 130 Upper 3d.
Clements William, File Cutter, 29 2d ave.
Coburn & Williamson, grocers, cor 2d and Mulberry.
Cody, Burtis & Co, coopers, 105 Lower Main.
Cody James, physician, 604 Upper 4th.
Cohn Mayer, meat market, 208 Locust.
Colburn Andrew J, city clerk, city building. Collett Sarah F Miss, milliner, 327 Upper 2d.
Compton John W, physician, 330 Upper 3d. Conant William H, steamboat agt, 1242 Upper Water.
Conn & Cross, fish, 502 Upper 4th.
Continental Fast Freight Line, A F Banks, agt, 228 Upper Water.
Cook H A & Son, grocers, 311 Upper 1st. Cook Peter & Co, tinners, 806 Upper 9th. Cook Stephen S H, grocer, 623 Main.
Cook & Rice, Brewers and Bottlers, 214 Upper 7th.
Corlew Rufus M, physician, 423 and 1105 Main.
Corman Winnie Miss, dressmaker, 229 Vine. Cosby George P, physician, 321} Upper 3d. Couden William C, physician, 128 Locust. Courtney & Porter, drugs, 613 Main.
Courtot John, Hair Worker, 315 Sycamore.
Courtot Sidonie Mrs, Laces and Lace Curtains, 315 Sycamore (See adv.) Cowl G, baker, 201 Lower 2d.
Cramer Charles F & Sons, barbers, 426 Main.
Crawford Bros, plumbers, 314 Upper 1st. Crawford Henry, shoemaker, 203 Lower 2d. Crescent City Chair Works, chair manu- facturers, 100 Lower 1st.
Crosby James R, druggist, 139 3d ave. Cross & Long, livery, 114 Upper 2d.
Cummings William R, blacksmith, 1203 Upper 2d.
Curnick Paul C, notary public, 321 Upper 3d.
Curnick Thomas, shoemaker, 202 Upper Water.
Curnick & Moll, boots and shoes, 121 Main Curry William, barber, 406 Upper 3d.
Cutteridge John, livery, 216 Locust.
Daescher Christian, confectioner, 320 Up- per 2d.
Dallam W J & Son, boots and shoes, 108 Main.
Damm George L, barber, 212 Upper 2d.
Damm Phillip, grocer, 224 Fulton ave.
Dannettell & Fares, hats, caps and furs, 209 Main.
Darling James, cigar manufacturer, 219 Upper 2d.
Daudistel Henry, meats, 24 Upper 6th.
Daum Charles, barber 17 Main.
Davidson, Blount & Co, wagon works, Lo- cust, nr 4th.
Davidson Caleb, merchant tailor, 122 Lo- cust.
Davidson & Babcock, physicians, 416 Up- per 1st.
Davis Christopher C, barber, 726} W Ohio. Davis & Taylor, physicians, 209 Locust.
Dawson A M, general sec Y MC A, 219 Lo- cust.
Dawson Nicholas, grocer, 131 Locust.
Day B J, physician, St George Hotel.
Day Sam, justice of the peace, 226 Locust. Deacon Mary W Mrs, millinery, 506 Main. DeBruler & Hatfield, lawyers, 213} Up- per 3d.
Decker Charles, blacksmith, 418 Walnut. Decker Charles, insurance, 432 Main.
Decker Christian jr, piano tuner, 316 Syca- more.
Decker C & Sons, wagonmakers, 432 Main. Decker H L & Co., pianos and organs, 504 Main.
Decker & Co, commission, 114 Upper 3d.
Deckert Wendel, meats, 907 Canal.
Denby & Kumler, lawyers, 310 Upper 3d.
Denebeim Bros, notions, 227 Main.
Depot House, Charles Schmidt, 718 Main.
L. Everingham & Co.,
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Deusner L W & Co, druggists, cor 2d and Sycamore.
Dickman Henry, merchant tailor,219 Vine. Diehl Charles, grocer, 1006 West Pennsyl- vania.
Dirksen T & G Misses, millinery, 122 Main. Dodenhoff H, shoemaker, 106 Franklin ave.
Doench Conrad, saloon, 130 Upper 5th. Douglass Sydney W, photographer, 314 Upper 1st.
Dow John L, physician, 124 Walnut.
Doyle M & K, milliners, 305 Upper 2d.
Draheim Charles, wagonmaker, 311 Lower 1st.
Drew & Bennett, Insurance, 217 Upper 1st.
Duddenhausen Charles, drugs, 1 Lower 3d. Dun R G & Co, "The Mercantile Agency;" A J Miller, Manager, 121} Upper 1st.
Dunk Edgar, florist, 412 E Columbia.
Duran Isaac H, cigar manufacturer, 607 Main.
Durham Bros (John W & Edwin L Dur- ham), steamboat blacksmiths, 117 Lower Water.
Durland & Perkins, Towboats, 30012 Upper Water.
Durre & Firnhaber, wines and liquors, 501 Main.
Durringer & Limberger, wagonmakers, 217 Lincoln ave.
Dury Lawrence, grocer, 16 E High.
DuSouchett F F & Co, mattress manufac- turers, 614 Main.
DuSouchett Mary Mrs, dressmaker, 311 Upper 1st.
Dutcher John E, millinery, 221 Upper 2d. Eaves Joel T, grocer, 1501 Walnut. Ebert Louis, grocer, 400 Bond.
Ecker John M, photographer, 421 Main.
Ehman Henry H, marble works, 817 Main. Eichel & Lowenthal, proprs Evansville Pressed Brick Company, 205 Upper 3d. Eichel & Weil, live stock, 931 Main.
Eickmier William, blacksmith, 1029 W Franklin.
Eisenburg L, agt clothing, 119 Main.
Eisenhauer John, dry goods, 615 Main. Eisenkolb Augustus, shoes, 217 Upper 8th. Elbert Charles, shoemaker, 208 Lincoln ave. Eller Louis, saloon, 220 Sycamore.
Ellert Caspar H, Boot and Shoe Upper and Belting Manufacturer, and Dealer in Leather and Findings, 7 Upper 1st.
Elles Jacob, merchant tailor, 107 Main.
F. GROTE. W. H MILLER,
J. H. MADDOCKS.
F. GROTE & CO.,
NOVELTY MACHINE WORKS FOUNDRY
-MANUFACTURERS OF STEAM ENGINES, STEAM PUMPS, LATH SAWS, MILL DOGS, Eto. Machinery Made to Order and Repaired. Patterns and Models Made to Order.
205 Lower First Street, EVANSVILLE, IND.
SUCAGO-ENG.CO.
BECKER & BRO.,
-MANUFACTURERS OF-
Wagons & Buggies.
General Blacksmithing, Horseshoeing and Repairing promptly attended to. 816 W. Pennsylvania St., EVANSVILLE, IND.
THOS. H. CLAPP, Optician, 93 North Pennsylvania Street. New-Denison Hotel Block, Indianapolis, And.
I have for sale SPECTACLES of all the best and late improved forms and material.
Home Life Ins. Co. business.
All Policies non-forfeiting under the law of New York, I after Jan. 1, 1880. Will enable Agents to double their E. H. KELLOGG, Sup't .; Chicago, III.
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Elles & Knauss, flour mill, 825 Canal. Elliot Edward P, sec Water Works, city building.
Elliot Joseph P, crockery, 328 Main.
Ellis William H, shoemaker, 212 Locust. Ellison Susan E, milliner, 323 Upper 1st.
Elmendorf Henry W, grocer, 118 E Frank- lin.
Emig Martin, grocer, 301 Lincoln ave. Empire Line, F Heaks, agt, 25 Main.
Emrich J & P, meats, 524 Upper 4th. Emrich Peter, meats, 206 Upper Water. Endress J & F, grocers, 301 Grant. Enneking Bernhardt, jeweler, 121 Main. Esner George, shoemaker, 212 Main. Esner Stephen, shoes, 113 Lower 6th.
Estminger & Thompson, dressmakers, 311 Upper 2d.
Enz Stephen, shoemaker, 313 Upper 2d. Epmeier William F, drugs, 128 Upper 3d.
Erie & North Shore Despatch, G W French, agt.
Esslinger Isidore, publisher Daily and Weekly Union, cor 4th and Main.
Eugene Ice Company, 18 Sycamore.
European House, H T Hassler, propr, 120 Locust.
Evans & Verwayne, dry goods, 211 Main. Evansville Argus (weekly), Frank MI Gil- bert, propr, 19 Main.
Evansville Board of Trade, N Ellis, prest ; H H Umble, sec, 213 Upper 1st.
Evansville Board of Underwriters, C K Drew, prest ; A C Hillock, sec, 214 Upper 1st.
Evansville Belt Railway Company, J E Martin, prest ; E T Baker, sec, 18 Syca- more.
Evansville, Cario and Memphis Steam Packet Company, nr foot Main.
Evansville Coal Mining Com-
pany, (Sunny Side), Jabez Woolley, prest; Henry Schminke, sec and treas ; office, cor 3d and Sycamore.
Evansville Coffin Company, coffin manu- facturers, cor Main and Michigan.
Evansville Cooper Association, cor Read and Indiana.
EvansvilleCotton Manufacturing Company, William Hellman, prest; Walker W Cumnock, supt, St Joseph ave, nr Ver- mont.
Evansville Courier (daily and weekly), Courier Company, props, 308 Upper 2d.
Evansville Courier Company, proprs Evans- ville Courier, 308 Upper 2d.
Evansville Daily News, Ryan & Covert, proprs, cor 4th and Main.
Evansville Daily and Weekly Union, 1 Es- slinger publisher, cor 4th and Main.
Evansville Demokrat (daily and weekly), F Lauenstein, propr, 306 Upper 2d.
Evansville Foundry Association, cor Read and Pennsylvania.
Evansville Furniture Company, P Nonwei- ler, manager, 309 and 311 Main.
Evansville Gaslight Company, 320} Up- per 1st.
Evansville Grain and Provision Exchange, John N Lee, manager, 16 Main.
Evansville Journal (daily, tri-weekly and weekly), 14 Locust.
Evansville Journal Company, proprs Ev- ansville Journal, 14 Locust.
Evansville Leather and Belt-
ing Company, F W Hulvershorn, Propr, 12 Main. (See adr.)
Evansville National Bank ; capital $1,000,- 000 ; Samuel Bayard, prest ; Henry Reis, cashr ; 20 Main.
Evansville Opera House, cor 1st and Lo- cust.
Evansville Pottery Company, Pennsylvania nr Boonville R'y.
Evansville Pressed Brick Company, Eichel & Lowenthal, proprs, 205 Upper 3d.
Evansville Public Library, Miss Lou Scantlin, librarian, cor 7th and Vine.
Evansville Telephone Exchange, Azro Dyer, prest; ET Baker, sec; 18 Syca- more.
Evansville and Cairo Packet Company, John Gilbert, prest and supt; levee foot of Main.
Evansville and Tennessee River Packet Company, John Gilbert, prest; W G Brown, sec and treas ; 230 Upper Water.
Evansville & Terre Haute R
R, DJ Mackey, Prest ; C J Hepburn, General Supt; G J Grammer, General Ticket Agt; cor Main and Water. (See adr.)
Evening Tribune, P V & MT Jones, proprs, 310 Upper 1st.
Evart Charles H, painter, 113 Clark.
Failing Walter, physician, 514 Main.
Farmers Hotel, Baker Bros, proprs, 200 Lower 1st.
Farrell Michael W, saloon, 106 Upper Water.
Feav Andrew J, photographer, 201 Main. Fehn Michael, cigar manufacturer, 203 Fulton ave.
Feldhacker Frederick, tinner, 411 Main. Fenchler Frederick, meats, 128 Upper 7th. Fendrich Herman, cigars and tobaeco, 105 Main.
Fendrich William W, confectioner, 131 Main.
Ferlemann William, meats, 5 Lower Main. Fey John, barber, 220 Upper 4th.
Field William & Co, commission, 222 Up- per Water.
File William P, saloon, 1031 W Ohio.
O. S. CILLETTE,
MANUFACTURER OF WAGON AND CARRIAGE MATERIAL. Spokes, Hubs, Long and Short Carriage and
Nos. 29 and 30 East Georgia Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. EXPRESS BOWS. See adv., page 6.
BINDERS,
CARLON & HOLLENBECK, CZPRINTERS AND BINDERS, S. E. Corner Circle and Meridian Streets, INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
EVA
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. EVA 239
Fillinger D Joseph, Dentist, 221
. Upper 3d. Finch E B & Co, boots and shoes, 320 Main. Findley James W, saloon,120 Upper Water. Fink & Barenfanger, carriage manufactur- ers, 430 Sycamore.
First German Mutual Life Insurance Com- pany, 432 Main.
First National, Bank, Charles Vicle, prest , James H. Cutler, cashr ; cor Main and 1st. Fischer Frank, merchant tailer, 212 Upper 1st.
Fischer Henry, meats, 525 Oak.
Fischer Joseph, baker, 522 Upper 4th.
Fischer Morris, 2d clothing, 323 Locust. Fisher & Co, tinners, 806 Main.
Fitchner John, restaurant, 711 Main.
Fleager John, dentist, cor 3d ave and Penn- sylvania.
Fleming & Bryan, fish, 321 Locust.
Flickner Jacob O, harness manufacturer, 26 and 28 Main. Foltz J, grocer, W Franklin.
Forth & Bowles, livery, 320 Upper 3d.
Foster A H & Co, pork packers, 221 Lower Water.
Foster Frank, barber, 531 Main.
Francke William, saloon, 730 Main.
Freimuth, Frederick, saloon, 616 W Frank- lin.
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