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1,857
12
March .
58,941
11,600
20,560
759
50,503
9,813
17,196
719
8,438
1,787
3,364
30
April.
77,265
12,635
14,492
879
75,217
11,316
12,922
806
3,148
1,319
1,570
73
May.
104,577
14,034
1,888
821
87,830
12,487
1,184
800
15,647
1,547
704
21
June ...
95,650
10,363
12,561
617
74,908
8,188
10,591
506
20,742
2,175
1,970
111
July
77,958
15,152
13,636
694
53,286
13,416
12,445
579
24,672
1,736
1,191
115
August.
69,629
16,148
33,484
711
38,059
15,122
30,804
621
31,570
1,026
2,680
39
September
79,168
14.916
30,007
1,016
46,381
10,229
24,412
1,046
32,787
4,687
5,595
21
October.
83,169
11,275
21,235
818
46,469
9,561
22,436
812
36,700
1,714
952
6
November .
162,134
9,712
26,003
1,088
30,769
6,473
22,669
1,052
131,365| 61,231
1,163
1,093
134
Total for the year 1881.
1,129,894
144,144
225,622
9,565
637,520
120,611 203,246
8,900
492,374
23,533
22,376
665
1,321,376| 132,655
142,725
9,288
599,514
110,559
132,904
8,901
721,862
22,096
9,821
387
1,123,409
125,723 ·
111,927
9,358
464,953
104,845
100,879
9,031
658,456
20,878
11,048
327
986,639
118,945
76,107
5,912
264,095
105,117
69,897
5,770
722,423
14,328
6,210
165
One month and 20 days, 1877 ..
104,696
4,150
4,857
685
8,027
3,021
4,772
662
96,790
629
85
Total November 12, 1877, to Dec. 31, 1880 .. ||4,666,014 525,617 561,238 34,808|1,974,109| 444,153 511,698 33,264 2,691,905|81,464 49,540 1,544
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LARGEST RECEIPTS IN ONE DAY, 1881.
November 15th .11,756. Hogs 11,756 -
August 20th
1,802. .Cattle.
152
November 15th. r
August 13th . .. 5,201 .. Sheep.
00
May 6th.
September 3d.
4,965.
.Sheep 219
210 ... .Horses 00
· LARGEST SHIPMENTS IN ONE DAY, 1881.
May 6th .. .. 5,240 .Hogs.
5,240
August 13th .1,638.
Cattle
281
April 2d.
November 3d. 207. . Horses 53
R. L. POLK & CO.{
DIRECTORY OFFICE,
S. E. Corner Circle and Meridian Streets,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
1881.
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BO-Quality Warranted Un- excelled in CIRCULAR AND
CROSS-CUT SAWS.
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1878
5,642
15,602
661
45,831
4,479
14,509
527
3,239
1,171
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December
107,062
1880
1879
Oysters, Canned Fruits and Vegetables.
Union Oyster Co. J. S. Keller, Manager, 40 N. Illinois St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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POSTOFFICE.
The statement of the Indianapolis Post- office for the year ending June 30, 1882, shows the following :
Receipts.
Stamps sold $107,621 76
Postal cards sold. 22,706 21
Stamped envelopes .. 25,514 53
Newspapers, etc., stamps sold ... 8,277 74
Postage due stamps sold. 1,474 09
Box rents .... 830 00
Waste paper sold.
194 88
Total receipts $166,619 21
Expenditures.
General expense ... $36,879 75
Free delivery expense 28,863 53
Total. $65,743 28
: Showing net proceeds $100,875.93, which is very flattering, and evidences excellent management. The per cent. of expenses to receipts are 38.4, and the per cent. of reve- nue to department is 61.86.
EXPRESS AND TELEGRAPH.
The express companies doing business here are the Adams, American and United States, and the telegraph companies are the Western Union and Mutual Union.
Abbett Francis M, physician, 23 Virginia ave.
Abbett L & C H, physicians, 31} Virginia ave.
Abel Charles, saloon, 336 Indiana ave.
Abright Charles F, carriage manufacturer, 123 Indiana ave.
Ackelow Hermann, saloon, 183 Mass ave. Adams Anson T, physician, 69 N East.
Adams Brick Company, 53 Virginia ave. Adams Express Company, W A Rhodes agt, 16 N Meridian.
Adams Henry C, sheriff, court house.
Adams John, House Mover, 255 S Tennessee.
Adams Joshua G, circuit judge, court house. Adams Kneeland T, grocer, 200 Virginia ave.
Adams Packing Company, mince meat, 62 S Alabama.
Adams & Co, produce commission mer- chants, 52 S Penn.
Adkinson William P, lawyer, 75 E Wash- ington.
Adler Julius, general store, 173 W Wash- ington.
Agnew Andrew J, agt, hides, 196 S Meridian. Ahlders Ahlrich, grocery, 428 S Meridian.
Ainsworth Frank B, General Manager United States Home and Dower Association of Pennsylvania. Office, 41 Vance Block. (See adv.)
Ajax Cigar and Tobacco Company, cigars and tobacco, 59 N Penn and 15 S Illi- nois.
Albershardt Henry F, shoemaker, 283 E Washington.
Albert John W, carriage trimmer, 96 Ft Wayne ave.
Albertsmeyer Charles H, grocer, 203 Pros- pect.
Albrecht Maurice, dentist, 54 Fletcher & Sharpe's Block. ·
Albright Charles W, House, Sign and Ornamental Painter, 35 Kentucky ave.
Aldag C & Son, boots and shoes, 175 E Washington.
Aldridge Allen J, shoemaker, 103 Indiana ave.
Alerding Herman Rev, pastor St Joseph's Catholic church.
Alexander Milton K, commission, 22 Cham- ber of Commerce.
Alford William E, tobacco, s w cor Mer- idian and Circle.
Alfrey Henry, Lumber Manufactur- er and Dealer ; Saw and Planing Mills ; Wagon Material a Specialty. Office and Mills, cor Madison ave and Lincoln. Alfrey & Coleman, manufacturers staves and heading, cor Japan and Belt R R. Alisch August, hosiery manufacturer, 161 Shelby.
Allen Annie Miss, dressmaker, 431 S Mer- idian.
Allen Elijah, confectioner, 569 E Washing- ton.
Allen Henry C, lawyer, 10 Boston Block. Allen John W, fruits, 209 W Washington. Allen W H & Co, druggists, s w cor Penn- sylvania and Market.
Allen & Johnson, proprs National Surgical Institute, n e cor Illinois and Georgia.
Allerdice Joseph, Agt, Dealer in Hides, Pelts, Tallow, Furs, Plastering Hair, etc, 202 and 204 S Meridian.
Alley Enoch L, hay, 30 N Pine.
Allison & Nixon, knitting works, Room 11 Franklin Life Insurance Building.
Allman, Burton & Co, roofers, 2 Sentinel Building.
Alloways James M, shoemaker, 10 E Wash- ington.
Alten August, blacksmith, 259 S Illinois.
Althouse Isaac, mill pick and edge tool manufacturer, 191 S Meridian.
Altman August, blacksmith, 237 S Illinois. Altman Herman, saloon and grocer, 618 S Meridian.
War Claims PENSIONS, BOUNTY, PAY, ALLOWANCES, LAND WARRANTS, ETC., Collected by W. H. CORBALEY, Attorney at Law, 48 Vance Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. no-20 years experience. Rejected and increase Pensions a specialty
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AmericanAgency and Collec- tion Company, (The) John B Stumph, Prest ; F A W Davis, Treas ; Cyrus A Stevens, General Manager ; Leon A Bailey, Manager Collection De- partment. Office, 8 and 10 Vance Block. American Elbow Company, elbow manu- facturer, cor Walnut and C, I, St L & C R R.
American Express Company,
E W Sloan, Supt; 3 W Washington, and 14 S Meridian.
American Mutual Aid Live Stock Associ- ation ; J F Snyder, Prest ; G G Snyder, Sec, 19 Baldwin Block.
American Reel Company, fishing reel man- ufacturers, 24 E Washington.
American Sewing Machine Company, M N Heller, agt, 22 Kentucky ave.
Ames Almon S, insurance agt, 29 Vance Block.
Amicable Investment Com- pany, Pays Certificates 14 Months from Date, 34 Circle.
Amick Levi, produce, 108 Mass ave.
Amos Henry, hay and feed, 21 Oriental.
Amos T D & Son, grocers, 302 E North.
Anderson David, veterinary surgeon, 72 W Market.
Anderson George, carpenter, Court nr Ala- bama.
Anderson George P, Sec Crown Hill Cemetery Company, 10 Fletcher & Sharpe's Block.
Anderson Hardware Compa-
ny, J H Vajen sr, James T Anderson sr, J H Vajen jr ; Wholesale Hardware, 144 to 150 S Meridian. (See adv.)
Anderson John, shoemaker, 503 N Illinois. Anderson John A, baker, 257 N Noble.
Anderson J E, physician, 218 E Market.
Anderson William C, Abstracts of Title, 86 E Market. (See adv.). Anderson & Mendenhall, physicians, 1252 S Illinois.
Anderson & Trisler, meats, 12 Malott ave. Andrews Aaron S, barber, 276 S Illinois.
Andrews A H & Co, school furniture, 82 N Penn
Andrews & Moore, Printers, 3 Mil- ler's Block, cor Market and Illinois.
Aneshaensel & Strong, plumbers, steam and gas fitters, 93 N Penn.
Ankenbrock Henry, grocer, 355 S Dela- ware.
Annan Charles, wholesale millinery, 116 S Meridian.
Anthony E, Sec and Dean Physio- Medical College, 99 N New Jersey.
Antony ¡Maurice, Confectionery, 67 S Illinois.
Appleton D & Co, book publishers, 17 Bates Block.
Arbuckle Matthew, real estate, 58 E Mar. ket. Arbuckle Samuel, carpenter, rear 75 Æ Market.
Archdeacon William & Co, Manufacturers and Dealers in Pickles, Vinegars, Canned Goods and Relishes, 276 W Washington.
Arens & Biesecker, dressmakers, 93 N Dela- F ware.
Armitage Hannah, dressmaker, 306 W Washington.
Armstrong Henry, saloon, 249 W South. Arnholter Frederick W, harness, 225 E Washington.
Arnholter Henry, harness, 578 Virginia ave. Arnold Isaac jr, Major, Command- ant U S Arsenal.
Ashley B Eaglesfield, notions, 102 N Penn. Asmus Frederick, weaver, 504 N West.
Astley Samuel C, Drugs, 49 S Illi- nois.
Atkins E C & Co, Proprs Sheffield Saw Works; Saw Manufacturers and . Repairers, 206 to 216 S Illinois. (See top lines.)
Atkinson Edwin L, grocer, cor Fletcher ave and Dillon.
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company, teas, cof- fees and spices, 4 Bates House Block.
Atlas Engine Works, engine manufacturers, cor 9th and Martindale ave.
Aughinbaugh Edward L, druggist, 63 N Penn.
Aughinbaugh George C, drugs, 150 Vir- ginia ave.
Aughinbaugh William M, flavoring ex- tracts and baking powder, 292 Huron.
Aultman Herman, saloon, 42 Virginia ave. Authors' and Agents' Union Publishing Company, book publishers, 24 S Penn. Axtell John W, photographer, 32} E Wash- ington.
Ayres Albert F, lawyer, 37 W Washington. Ayres L S & Co, Dry Goods, Millin- ery, etc, 33 to 37 W Washington.
Ayres & Brown, lawyers, 36} E Washing- ton.
Baas Jacob, saloon, 233 S Delaware.
Baber A. & Co, Live Stock Commis- sion, Union Stock Yards.
Baberish John, saloon, 144 Indiana ave. Bachmann & Kuhn, grocers, 49 N Illinois. Backus V. M & Co, carriage builders, 12 and 14 Circle.
Backus William & Co, Manufac- turers Celebrated Steamed Tafel Beer, put up expressly for family use, 92 S Delaware.
Backus & Co, saloon, 170 S Illinois.
Baker Edgar H, physician, 25 W Washing- ton.
Badel Peter, confectioner, 25 W McCarty.
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CARRIAGE AND WAGON STOCK OF ALL KINDS manufactured and sold by O. S. GILLETTE, SALES ROOM, 28 and 30 E. Georgia St., Indianapolis, Ind. See adv., p. 6.
Blank Book Makers&
CARLON & HOLLENBECK, Printers, Binders and Blank Book Makers, S. E. Cor. Circle and Meridian Sts., Indianapolis.
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IN BARRELS, KECS AND BOTTLES.
Depot and General Office, corner Market and Randolph Sts., Chicago, III.
T. D. STUVER, Sole Agent for the Northwest. Ale and Porter, per dozen : Quarts, $2.00; Pints, $1.00. Lager Beer, per dozen : Pints, 90 Cents.
WROUGHT IRON BRIDGE CO.
310 SPAN BRIDGE, AURORA, INDIANA.
BUILDERS OF IRON, WOOD AND COMBINATION RAILROAD, HIGHWAY AND CITY BRIDGES AND GENERAL IRON CONSTRUCTION. OVER 5,600 NOW IN USE. As a guarantee of the superiority of our work, we refer to bridges erected by us in Indianapolis and throughout the State of Indiana.
GODMAN & WINSLOW, General Agents, 37 W. Washington St., Indianapolis, Ind.
New York Life Ins.Co.
Purely Mutual. No Stockholders. Absolute Secur- ity at Actual Cost. Issues all desirable forms of Policies.
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CRACKERS
THE BEST IN THE MARKET, FROM BRYCE'S BAKERY, 14 EAST SOUTH STREET, - INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Bader Jacob, barber, 316 E Washington. Badischer Hof, saloon, 166 S Illinois.
Bagley Bros, proprs Indianapolis Leader, Miller's Block.
Bagley Edward G, wholesale grocer and sundries, 56 S Meridian.
Bahen Thomas, tailor, 55 Russell ave.
Bailey Charles E, grocer, 56 Indiana ave.
Bailey & VanBuren, lawyers, 8 Vance Block.
Bailie Hamilton, coal and coke, 148 S West. Baird John W, lawyer, 10 N Penn.
Baird William W, cooper, se cor Pearl and Helen.
Baird & Dillon, subscription books, 9 Mass ave.
Bakemeyer Henry C, grocer, 479 Virginia ave.
Baker Bertha Mrs, millinery, 214} E Wash- ington.
Baker, Hord & Hendricks, lawyers, 23} S Penn.
Baker House, Z T Baker propr, Mt Jackson. Baker Joseph F, Manufacturer of and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Overalls, Shirts, Drawers and Pants, 346 E St Clair nr Mass ave.
Baker's W H Sons, distillers, Mt Jackson. Baker & Daniels, Lawyers, 34 Vance Block.
Baker & Randolph, printers, 65 W Mary- land.
Baker & Stephenson, proprs, Enterprise Hotel, 82 Mass ave.
Baldus John, saloon, 138 S Penn.
Baldwin Daniel P, attorney general, State Building.
Baldwin DH & Co, O W Williams, Manager, Pianos and Organs, 64 and 66 N Penn.
Balfour James M, produce, 205 W Wash- ington.
Balfour John, Restaurant, and Lunch, 76 E Market.
Ball Addison W, carriage body manufac- turer, 248 S Meridian.
Ball Anton, baker, 178 S Illinois.
Ball & Parsons, dentists, 37 W Market.
Ballard George, restaurant, 34 Indiana ave. Ballard Granville M, western lands, 28} E Market.
Ballard Mattie, dressmaker, 30 W Mary- land.
Ballard William H, creamery, 102 N Dela- ware.
Ballard William M, druggist, 186 Indiana ave.
Ballmann & Seyfort, painters, 48 Virginia ave.
Ballweg Alfred E, guns, 81 W Washington. Ballweg & Co, Manufacturers of All Kinds of Wooden Packing Boxes, S West bet I & St Land V R R Crossings.
Balser Kate, milliner, 238 Indiana ave. Balz Frederick, meats, 300 N West.
Balz Peter, meats, 773 N Illinois.
Bamberger Herman, hats and caps, 16 E Washington.
Bank of Commerce; capital, $200,000; J
H Stewart, prest ; John W Ray, sec and cashr, cor Virginia ave and Penn.
Banner Publishing Company, printers, Cen- tennial Blk.
cor Delaware and Maryland.
Bannister & Dooley, publishers Indianapo- lis Herald, 30 E Market.
Bannwarth Benedict, shoemaker, 34 Mass ave.
Barckdall Benjamin S, grocer, 204 Blake. Barnard Frederick, boots and shoes, 47 W Washington.
Barnard Moses R, real estate, 29} N Dela- ware.
Barnard & Sayles, insurance, 75 E Market. Barnes A A & Co, Produce and Com- mission Merchants, 69 W Washington.
Barnes Henry F, physician, 8 Masonic Temple.
Barnes Laura Mrs, milliner, 405 E Wash- ington.
Barnett & Elliott, Wholesale Man- ufacturers Boots and Shoes, 76} S Me- ridian.
Barnhizer & Newlin, live stock and com- mission, Union Stock Yards.
Barnum William W, Wood Yard, 182 and 184 E Market.
Baron George, Fashionable Tailor and Cutter, 211 S Penn. (See adv.)
Barrett Haman, second hand furniture, 272 E Washington.
Barry John, merchant tailor, 31 Virginia ave.
Barry W B, Propr Hoosier Saw Works,
132 and 134 S Penn. (See adv front cover.) Barth & Preston, news depot, 28 W Louisi- ana.
Barthel Albert, meats, 754 E Washington. Barthel G & Bro, meats, 409 E Washington. Bartholomew Charles, second hand furni- ture, 145 N Delaware.
Bartholomew Harris, boots and shoes, 465 S Meridian.
Bartholomew Silas T, furniture, 418 In- diana ave.
Bartlett Sarah A, dressmaker, 215 N Ala- bama.
Bartlow John, carpenter, 135 Mass ave.
Bass T W & Son, broom manufacturers, 406 Ash.
Bates Charles A, wood and coal, cor Fort Wayne ave and New Jersey.
Bates Hervey, capitalist, 7 Bates Block.
Bates House, Louis Reibold, Propr, n w cor Illinois and Washington. (See adv.)
L. Everingham & Co.,
Commission Merchants. Consignments solicited. 125 LaSalle Street, CHICAGO.
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Baty John N, roofer, 45 Kentucky ave.' Bauer Adam, children's carriage manufac- turer, 120 E New York.
Bauer Conrad, meats, 148 N Tennessee.
Baum Levi H, livery, cor Merrill and Illi- nois.
Baumann & Englert, bakers, 473 S Illi- nois.
Beadle & Kessler, sale stable, 235 W Wash- ington.
Baun John D, baker, 81 Fort Wayne ave. Baxter Peter D, grocer, 832 W Washington. Beal Joshua, cigars, 78 Virginia ave.
Beardsley & Moore, insurance, 5 and 6 Tal- bott Block.
Beatty & Young, livery, 69 W Market.
Beaver William, grocer, cor Ash and Home ave.
Beck Albert T, lawyer, 24} E Washington.
Beck Conrad, baker, 222 W Washington.
Beck George C, live stock commission, Union Stock Yards.
Beck Henry, grocer, 274 Olive.
Beck Samuel, Quartermaster General of the State of Indiana, 54 S Meridian.
Beck Samuel & Son, Firearms and Ammunition, 54 S Meridian.
Becker Charles T, barber, 26 Ky ave.
Becker Jacob, cigar manufacturer, 70 Ste- vens.
Becker Joseph, Confectioner and Restaurant, 20 W Washington.
Becker & O'Reilley, horseshoers, 301 W Washington.
Becker & Son, merchant tailors, 99 E Washington.
Bedford CT, Physician, 290 Mass ave. Beehler George, saloon, 346 Virginia ave. Beeks Oscar A, dentist, 35} E Market.
Behrendt Albert, cigars, tobacco and news depot, 122 S Illinois.
Behymer Daniel, contractor, n e cor Ohio and Delaware.
Belck Sophia, notions, 361 Virginia ave.
Bell Guido, physician, 98 N East.
Bell Miletus, drugs, 267 Mass ave.
Bell Samuel, saloon, 322 E Washington.
Bell William A, Editor Indiana School Journal, Times Building, n e cor Circle and Market.
Bell & Fisher, restaurant, 60 W Market. Belt Railroad and Stock Yard Company, W R McKeen, Prest; E F Claypool, Sec and Treas ; M A Downing, General Manager ; W P Ijams, Agt and Auditor ; Office, and Yards 2 Miles sw of Court House, Crossing I & V R'y and B R R & S Y Co's Tracks; City Office, ne cor Washington and Illinois. , (See adv.) Beltz Frank P, carriage manufacturer, 79 W Market.
Bender Conrad, contractor, 241 E Court. Benner Rudolph, saloon, 525 N Mississippi.
Benner William J, coal and wood, cor 7th. and Lafayette R R.
Bennett J Wesley, artist, 86} E Market. Bennett, Moore & Co, grain dealers, 1, 2 and 3 Condit Block, S Meridian.
Bennett Peter S, physician, 43 Virginia ave. Bennett Sisters, milliners, 236 Indiana ave. Benson David S, House Furnishing: Goods, 68 E Washington.
Benson George D & Son, planing mill, bet 1st and Pratt.
Benson John A, saloon, 249 W Washington .. Bergmann Francis, Propr Berg- mann's Soap Works and Hotel; Neats. Foot Oil a Specialty; cor West and Mor- ris.
Bergmeyer Ferdinand Rev, pastor Church of the Sacred Heart, cor Union and Pal- mer.
Bernd Bros & Co, carriage manufacturers, 69 W Morris and 198 and 200 Maple.
Bernhamer William F A, (Steeg & Bernhamer) Lawyer, 12 and 15 Thorpe Block. (See adv.)
Bernhardt Ernest, grocer, 490 S Meridian. Bernhart John, saloon, 505 N West.
Bernstine Levi, shoemaker, 55 Russell ave .. Bernstein S & E, furniture and stoves, 100 N Illinois.
Berratta Thomas, fruits, n e cor Illinois- and Louisiana.
Bertelsmann Charles, cigar manufacturer, 266 Mass ave.
Bertelsmann William, news depot, 264 Mass ave.
Bertermann Bros, Florists, 74 E. Washington, and Green House n w cor Liberty and New York. Telephone. (See adv.)
Bessonies August Very Rev, Vicar General Diocese of Vincennes, 76. W Georgia.
Beville Burton S, groceries, 305 E Wash- ington.
Beyersdorfer George, saloon, 67 N Illinois. Beyschlag Charles, druggist, 18 N Illinois. Bibb William A, barber, 18 S Meridian.
Bieler Jacob L, county recorder, court house.
Bigelow James K, physician, 47 N Illinois. Bigger Robert H, physician, 431 Virginia ave.
Biggers James A, grocer, 467 N California. Billing Andrew W, cigar manufacturer, 606 Virginia ave.
Billingsley J J W & Son, Pub- lishers Drainage and Farm Journal, 31 Thorpe Block. (See adv.)
Bindemann Albert F, saloon, n w cor Noble and Market.
Bingham, Walk & Mayhew, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Diamonds, Silver and Plated Ware,12 E Washington.
James B. Lizius & Co.
SOLICITORS OF AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS, 1813 Bates Block, opp. P. O., Indianapolis, Ind.
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BROWN & ABROMET,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
A SUPERIOR MEDIUM FOR ADVERTISING.
Jobbers of Cove and Fresh Oysters. J. S. KELLER, Manager.
UNION OYSTER CO. 40 North Illinois Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER IND
Bingham W L, Publisher Indianap-
olis Price Current, 24 S Penn. (See adv.) Birchall Frederick, news depot, 119 S Illi- nois.
Birchard S C Mrs, tailor, 22 Virginia ave. Bird Frank, omnibus line and livery, office 11 N Illinois.
Birk & Miller, grease renderers, 359 W Washington.
Bishop Henry J, watchmaker, 163 Mass ave. Bishop Louis, cistern and well digger, 393 N New Jersey.
Bissell Daniel P, horseshoer, 33 S Alabama. Bittner Adam J, baker, 524 S East.
Black Charles H, Carriage Manu- facturer, 44 E Maryland. (See adv.)
Black James B, lawyer, 35} E Washington. Black John A, grocer, 211 Christian ave.
Blackburn David F, confectioner, 167 S East.
Blackman Frank E, subscription books, 63 Vance Block.
Blackman Joseph B, wood yard, 541 Vir- ginia ave.
Blackmore D & Co, commission, 20 Cham- ber of Commerce.
Blaine Henry G, physician, 127 W Ohio. Blake Clarence H, Barber, 31 E Market and 255 W Washington.
Blake John W, lawyer, 70} Court.
Blake Harvey, barber, 207 Virginia ave .. Bland Martha, hair goods, 285 W North.
Blanton, Watson & Co, flour mills, 200 W Maryland.
Blatz K Mrs, grocer, 440 S Illinois.
Blauvelt Charles S, wood yard, 23 N No- ble.
Blocker Anna, dressmaker, 57 W Maryland.
Bloomer Isaac L, lawyer, 32} E Washing- ton.
Bloomer & Pierson, brick manufacturers, Cypress nr State ave.
Bloss John M, State Supt of Public Instruction, State Building.
Blu Uriah L, Dentist, 52 N Illinois. Bly Oliver H P, grocer, 34 N New Jersey. Boad & Holler, Wood, 112 N Dela- ware.
Board of School Commis-
sioners, William A Bell, Prest ; Aus- tin H Bfown, Sec; office, Library Build- ing.
Board of State House Commissioners, John M Godown, sec ; office, State Building. Boaz Oliver T, lawyer, 48 N Penn.
Boecher Henry, meats, 549 N West.
Boehm Charles G, saloon, 151 N Davidson. Boeling Ferdinand, baker, 230 W McCarty. Boetcher Henry, meat market, 549 N West. Boettcher Frederick, meat market, 147 E Washington.
Bogert James, trunks, 52 W Washington and 29 S Illinois.
Bohlen D A, Architect, Brandon Block, 95 E Washington.
Bohmie J M & Co, Carriage and Wagons, 26 S New Jersey.
Boley Monroe S, druggist, 352 W New York. Bolser Catharine Mrs, milliner, 238 Indi- ana ave.
Bonnett Jacob, saloon, 16 S Delaware.
Borgerding Frank H, shoemaker, 128 .W 4th.
Borland George W & Co, subscription book publishers, 45 Kentucky ave.
Born & Co, furniture, 97 E Washington.
Bornstein Samuel, second-hand furniture, 270 E Washington.
Borst Fred, meat market, 616 S Meridian. Borst George F, druggist, 440 S Meridian. Borst & Holderman, Wool Pul- lers and Manufacturers of all Kinds of Sheepskin Linings, Wisconsin nr Pogue's Run.
Bos Jacob, saloon, 145 E Washington.
Bossert John, baker, 414 S Meridian. Bouvy Adrian, tinner, 308 Virginia ave. Bowen Oliver T, painter, rear 169 W 5th. Bowen, Stewart & Co, Whole- sale and Retail Booksellers, Stationers
and Paper Dealers, 18 W Washington. Bowen Thomas F, tailor, 15 S Alabama. Bowens Adrian, drugs, 501 W Washington. Bower Albert S, physician, 49 N Illinois. Bowman Peter, saloon, 60 Mass ave.
Boyce John W, coal and wood, 225 W Ver- mont.
Boyles Michael W, real estate, 77} E Wash- ington.
Boynton Alma O, dressmaker, 30 W Wash- ington.
Boynton Charles S, physician, 42 E Ohio. Bradbury Daniel M, lawyer, 29} N Penn. Braden Robert B, glassware, 80 Mass ave. Braden & Co, flour and feed, 1 Mass ave.
Bradford C, Solicitor of American and Foreign Patents, Rooms 16 and 18 Hubbard Block, cor Washington and Meridian. (See bottom lines and adv).
Bradley Giles S, rental agt, 32 N Delaware. Brado Joseph, grocer, cor English ave and Pine.
Bradshaw James M, capitalist, 37 W Wash- ington.
Bradshaw W A & Son, loan agts, 18} N Penn.
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