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Bradstreet Company, (The), Im- proved Mercantile Agency, Henry Eitel, Supt, 14 Hubbard Block.
Brady James H, saloon, 282 W Washing- ton.
Braffett Volney M, blacksmith, 278 N East. Bramwell John M, Gr Sec Gr Ch R A M ; Gr Rec Gr Council R and S M ; Gr Rec Gr Council K T, Masonic Temple. Brandt Frederick, barber, 12 N Penn.
L. Everingham & Co.,
Commission Merchants. Orders for Purchase and Sale of Grain and Provisions Solicited. 125 LaSalle Street, CHICAGO.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
STOCK COMPANY.
INDIANA INSURANCE COMPANY,
Indianapolis, Indiana,
N. S. BYRAM.
President.
M. V. McGILLIARD,
-
Secretary.
AGENCIES IN THE PRINCIPAL TOWNS.
>LIST OF STOCKHOLDERS .<
N. S. BYRAM Wholesale Dry Goods
FAHNLEY & McCREA . Wholesale Millinery J. F. FAILEY . , Manufacturer
E. G. CORNELIUS Wholesale Dry Goods
FRANCIS A. COFFIN Capitalist and Manufacturer
M. & J. H. MURRY .
Wholesale Lumber Dealers
A. J. AGNEW . Wholesale Furs
WM. G. WASSON
Ex City Treasurer
W. D. WILES ยท Wholesale Grocer
HON. VINSON CARTER
HON. J. A. WILDMAN
Attorney at Law Post master
CHARLES E. DARK
Banker
ELI LILY .
Manufacturing Pharmacist Wholesale Coffee
E. H. ELDRIDGE
Lumber Dealer
ALLISON MAXWELL
Physician
M. D. BUTLER Agent W. U. Telegraph Co
GEO. W. STUBBS . Attorney at Law
A. HURFORD . Capitalist and Manufacturer, Canton, O
D. L. SPOTTS Agent Diebold Safe and Lock Co
W. C. GRUBB Insurance
GEO. H. REHM Insurance
M. V. McGILLIARD , Insurance
GEO. B. WALTON
Coal Merchant
JAMES THOMAS
Book-keeper
THEODORE E. GRIFFITH
Wholesale Millinery
J. I. IRVIN Banker and Merchant, Columbus, Ind
H. C. ELLISON
Banker, Canton,
DOMINIE TYLER Capitalist and Manuf., Canton, O
HOWARD MAXWELL Wholesale Grocer
FRANK F. McCREA Wholesale Millinery.
W. W. McCREA
Wholesale Millinery
LEWIS SCHMIDLAP
Home Life Ins. Co.
Has perfected plans for a large business in Illinois during 1881. ( FOR AGENCIES APPLY TO E. H. KELLOGG, Superintendent, Chicago, Ill.
358 IND INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER IND
Brayton Alembert W, physician, 33 W Ohio.
Brecount George S, general agt L, N A & C R'y, 7 Virginia ave.
Brehm Bernhard, drugs, 24 Columbia ave. Bremer John D, saloon, cor Virginia ave and Dillon.
Bremer William, Wines, Liquors and Cigars, cor Virginia ave and Ala- bama.
Bremerman Frederick, carriages and wag- ons, 86 and 88 E New York.
Brening Frederick, fruits, 203 W Washing- ton.
Brennan Edward J, physician, 46 S Ten- nessee.
Bretz Adam, grocer, 42 W Louisiana.
Bridgins James H & Son, bakers, 181 Indi- ana ave.
Briggs C H & Co, general store, 5 Shelby. Brill John C, dyer, 40 Mass ave.
Brink Christian, cigars and tobacco, 48 E Washington.
Brinker & Habeney, cigar box manufac- turers, 105 and 107 S New Jersey.
Bristor William A, wholesale boots and shoes, 563 S Meridian.
Bristow Joseph Mrs, milliner, 24 S Illinois. Brock & Co, livery, 407 Virginia ave.
Broich Charles H, drugs, 589 S Meridian.
Bronson H M, General Passenger and Ticket Agt I, B & W R'y, Office Fletcher & Sharpe's Block.
Brooke, Gallahue & Co, agts, notions, 6 W Louisiana.
Brooke John C, sec Excelsior School Fur- niture Company, 22 S Illinois.
Brooker Joseph, tailor, 20 Malott ave.
Brooker Lena, grocer, 251 W First.
Brooks & Dickson, managers Indiana The- atrical Circuit, 69 N Penn.
Brossel Hubert, shoemaker, 39 W Market. Brothers of the Sacred Heart, in charge of
St Joseph's Institute, cor Coburn and Short.
Brouse Charles W, insurance, 66 E Market. Browder Cornelius D, lawyer, 26 Baldwin's Block.
Browder Wilbur F, deputy reporter supreme court, State Building.
Brown Albert, photographer, 70 S Illinois. Brown Anice, dressmaker, 70 W Maryland. Brown Anthony, furniture, 261 Mass ave. Brown Austin 'H, Sec Board of School Commissioners, Library Building. Brown Charles, photographer, 121 W Wash- ington.
Brown Elwood E, sewing machines, 29 Vir- ginia ave.
Brown House, T G Brown, propr, 73 N Alabama.
Brown I & L M, abstracts of title, 68 E Market.
Brown John, shoemaker, 84 Dougherty.
Brown John W, real estate, 10 Thorpe Block. Brown Joseph H, stoves and tinware, 13 Shelby.
Brown Lizzie C Mrs, dressmaker, 320 E Washington.
Brown Mahlon S, cigars, 85 Virginia ave. Brown Robert A, horseshoer, 49 Bird.
Brown Walter S, druggist, 90 Ft Wayne ave.
Brown William T, lawyer, court house.
Brown & Abromet, Publishers Farm, Herd and Home; office, 15 Bates Block. (See adv.)
Brown & Boyd, commission, 43 Chamber of Commerce.
Brown & Connors, horseshoers, e s Bird bet Ohio and New York.
Brown Henry J, medical electrician, 73 Vance Block.
Browning Charles O, commission, 23 W Maryland.
Browning & Sloan, druggists, 7 and 9 E Washington.
Bruce James P, baker, 598 Virginia ave.
Bruce Robinson, trunk manufacturer, 63 Mass ave.
Bruce Sadie M, dressmaker, 38 E Ohio.
Bruce Samuel N, lawyer, 12 Boston Block. Brundage Edward C, livery, 27 E Pearl. Bruner A, sewer contractor, 168 Ash.
Bruner Caroline, grocer, 684 N Mississippi. Bruner Orlando, livery, 46 Oak.
Brunson H C & Co, Patent Cut Elm Barrel Hoops and Head Linings, cor St Clair and Canal.
Brunswick Hotel, Swart Bros, Proprs, w s Circle bet Meridian and Mar- ket. (See adv.)
Brunswick J M & Balke Co
(The), Frederick Richt, agt, billiard table manufacturers, 59 S Illinois. (See adv.) Brush John C, lawyer, 1 Odd Fellows Hall. Bryan Felix A, drugs, 100 Mass ave.
Bryan James W, drugs, 50 W Louisiana. Bryan Thomas F, physician, 346 E South.
Bryant David C, Photographer, 230 W Washington.
Bryce Peter F, Steam Bread and Cracker Bakery, and Propr Indianapolis Brush Factory, 14 and 16 E South. (See adv.)
Buchanan James, lawyer, 1 Thorpe Block. Buchanan James M, Plow and Wagon Manufacturer, 25, 27, 29 S East. Buchanan John A, contractor, 344 Union. Buchert Frederick, junk, 233 W McCarty. Buchner August J, plumber, 16 N Dela- ware. Buchter Theodore E, grocer, cor Califor- nia and Maryland. Budd J R & Co, Produce and Com- mission, 25 W Pearl.
O. S. GILLETTE,
MANUFACTURER OF WAGON AND CARRIAGE MATERIAL. POLES, SHAFTS, DOUBLE & SINGLE TREES, Nos. 28 and 30 East Georgia Street, INDIANAPOLIS, - - IND. (AND NECK YOKES. See adv., page 6.
THE UNITED STATES HOME AND DOWER
ASSOCIATION, 5
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Authorized Capital, -
- $1,000,000.00
OFFICERS .-
E. C. FULLER, President,
E. L. FULLER, Secretary,
SCRANTON, PA. SCRANTON, PA.
M. J. WILSON, Treasurer,
SCRANTON, PA.
Principal Office, Indianapolis, Ind., Frank B. Ainsworth, Gen'l Manager.
HOME OFFICE-SCRANTON, PA.
ISSUES CERTIFICATES FOR ANNUITY; CERTIFICATES OF DOWRY AND CERTIFICATES FOR ACCUMULATION, PAYABLE IN ELEVEN TO TWENTY-ONE YEARS.
$22.50 DEPOSITED ANNUALLY FOR $35.00 DEPOSITED ANNUALLY Twenty-one Years, OR
FOR Sixteen Years, OR $60.10 DEPOSITED ANNUALLY FOR Eleven Years, WILL SECURE A CERTIFICATE OF AT LEAST $1,000.
The Association also loans its accumulations, resulting from sale of Certificates, Interest, Etc., to its Certificate Holders on good Real Estate Security, at six per cent. interest.
Frank B. Ainsworth, Gen. Mang'r,
Vance Block. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
INDIANAPOLIS BRUSH FACTORY ( 14 and 16 E. South St. PETER F. BRYCE, Proprietor. Indianapolis, Ind.
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Buddenbaum Bros, grocers, cor Noble and Fletcher ave.
Buehler George, saloon, 364 Virginia ave. Buehler John, saloon, 367 S Delaware. Buehrig William, saloon, 49 E South. Buell Jared R, physician, 394 S Delaware. Buell Salmon A, lawyer, 65 Vance Block.
Bugbee Ira B, Hardwood Lumber Dealer, Peru Railroad, bet Home and Lincoln aves.
Builders' & Manufacturers' Association, Charlton Eden, Prest ; James Hasson, Sec and Treas, Planing Mill, Sash, Door, and Blind Manufactur- ers, 225 to 249 N Delaware. (See adv.)
Bula Rolla W, Physician, 37 W Washington. (See adv.)
Bulach Anton, saloon, 20 N Delaware.
Bulletin Printing Company,
S E Van Horn & Co, Proprs, Book and Job Printers, 89 E Market.
Bunte & Carroll, Wholesale Wines and Liquors, 88 W Washington,
Bunting George W, Architect, 373 W Washington. (See adv.)
Burdsal Alfred, Manufacturer of Paints and Colors; Wholesale Dealer in Glass, Varnishes, Brushes, etc, 34 S Me- ridian.
Bureau of Statistics, John B Con- nor, Chief, 2 Masonic Hall.
Burford John T, physician, 126 N Meri- dian.
Burford William B, Lithographer, Blank Book Manufacturer, Printer, Sta- tioner, and Engraver, 21 W Washington. (See adr.)
Burgan John C, Manufacturer Light and Heavy Wagons, 102 and 104 Kentucky ave.
Burgess Caleb C, dentist, 3 Yohn's Block. Burk Jacob J, meat market, 41 Brookside ave.
Burke John J, dry goods, 185 Indiana ave. Burnett Allen L, barber, 438 W Washing- ton.
Burnett Levi L, ticket agt "Bee Line" and I & St L R R, 134 S Illinois.
Burns Archemeda J, watch repairer, 279 E Washington.
Burns Hugh, saloon, 100 S Illinois.
Burns Patrick saloon, 252 Blake.
Burns Sadie A Mrs, milliner, 68 Mass ave. Burns Thomas, saloon, 52 S Illinois. Burns & Denny, lawyers, 35 Vance Block. . Burnworth & Kohnle, carriage manufac- turers, 64 S Delaware.
Burris M R Mrs, Dressmaker, 180} E Washington.
Burton Daniel, cooper, west end New York. Burton John C, grocer, 624 N Misssisippi. Burton Martin, wholesale boots and shoes, 563 S Meridian.
Buschmann William & Co, hardware and groceries, 198 and 200, Fort Wayne ave. Bush Charles H, druggist, 152 W Wash- ington.
Bushnell Albert M, general loan agt, 10 Vance Block.
Bushong George L, flour and feed, 51 Indi- ana ave.
Buskirk & Bartholomew, lawyers, 8} N Penn.
Bussey John, saloon, 17 McNabb.
Butler David H, notions 229 W Washing- ton.
Butler George,"general agt I, B & W R'y, 138 S Illinois.
Butler Noble C, clerk U S courts, Postoffice Building.
Butler University, H W Everest, Prest, Irvington. (See adv.)
Butler & Doherty, cigars, 60 S Illinois.
Butterfield CS & Co, printers, 22 N Illinois. Butterfield House, 35. West Geor- gia Street, opp Surgical Institute. Board and Lodging Per Week, $3.50 to $4.50. Day Board $1.00. Lodging per Night, 50 Cents to $1.00
Butterfield S A, physician, 366 N East. Butterfield Webster, physician, 413 N East. Butterfield Charles W L, tailor, 48 Hub- bard Block.
Byfield & Howland, lawyers, 5 and 7 Hubbard Block.
Bynum William D, lawyer, 20 Thorpe Block.
Byram, Cornelius & Co, Whole- sale Dry Goods and Notions, 101 to 105 S Meridian.
BYRAM, CORNELIUS & CO., WHOLESALE DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
101, 103 and 105 South Meridian Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Cabalzar Joseph, grocer, 186 Madison ave. Cabinet Makers Union, Manu- facturers of all kinds of Furniture. Fac- tory and Warerooms, 436 East Market, cor Pine.
Cadwallader John, photographer, 2 W Washington.
Cady & Lodge, boots and shoes, 42 N Penn. Caffee John H, livery, 77 E Wabash.
Cahill Lucy L Miss, millinery, 235 Mass. ave.
Cain Henry, baker, 272 W Merrill. Caldwell Albert S, lawyer, Vance Block. Caldwell James, meats, 197 Virginia ave.
SOLDIERS
or their heirs should have their rights investigated by W. H. CORBALEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, 48 Vance Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND., who has had 20 years experience. Correspondence solicited.
Bryce's Steam Bakery, Fine BUTTER CRACKERS
A SPECIALTY.
Bakery 14 and 16 East South Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
CHANDLER-CO. ANDELS.
INDIANAPOLIS STEAM BRUSH FACTORY MANUFACTURE A FULL LINE OF BRUSHES
WHITEWASH, KALSOMINE, PAINTERS' WALL, OVAL VARNISH, DUSTERS, SASH TOOLS.
EVERY VARIETY OF PAINTERS' BRUSHES IN
BRISTLE, CAMEL'S HAIR AND SABLE. Fine Cloth and Shoe Brushes a Specialty.
FACTORY : Nos. 14 8. 16 EAST SOUTH ST., INDIANAPOLIS, IND. PETER F. BRYCE, PROP.
BUTLER UNIVERSITY,
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IRVINGTON, IND.
Officers of the Board:
PRESIDENT-B. M. BLOUNT, A. M., Irvington. SECRETARY-OVID WALLACE, Irvington. TREASURER-JOHN M. JUDAH, Indianapolis.
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THE FACULTY
OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LITERATURE, SCIENCE AND THE ARTS :
HARVEY W. EVEREST, LL. D., PRESIDENT, And Professor of Biblical Literature and Christian Evidences.
ALLEN R. BENTON, LL. D., Professor of Mental and Moral Science, Anderson Professor of Greek, and Dean of ' the College of Literature. WM. M. THRASHER, A. M., Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy.
CATHARINE MERRILL, A. M., Demia Butler Professor of English Language and Literature. SCOT BUTLER, A. M., Professor of Latin Language and Literature.
OLIVER P. HAY, A. M., Professor of Natural History and Chemistry. HUGH C. GARVIN, A. M., Professor of Modern Languages and Literature.
DEMARCHUS C. BROWN, A. M., Instructor in Greek. VIRGINIA K. ALLAN, Instructor in Academic Department.
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BUTLER UNIVERSITY IS NOW THE BEST ENDOWED SCHOOL IN THE WEST.
Has Three Full Courses of Study, besides Elective and Academic Studies, and a FULLY EQUIPPED MEDICAL DEPARTMENT (see next page). For Health- fulness, Irvington can not well be surpassed.
FOR CATALOGUES, ADDRESS THE PRESIDENT OR SECRETARY.
Medical College of Indiana
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF
BUTLER UNIVERSITY.
OFFICERS OF THE COLLEGE.
THEOPHILUS PARVIN, M. D., LL. D., . Dean. .
ISAAC C. WALKER, M. D., Treasurer.
HENRY JAMESON, M. D., . Secretary.
FACULTY OF MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
GRAHAM N. FITCH, M. D., Emeritus Professor of the Principles and Practice of Surgery.
THEOPHILUS PARVIN, M. D., LL. D., Professor of Obstetrics and Medical and Surgical Diseases of Women, and Dean of the Faculty. JOHN A. COMINGOR, M D., Professor of the Bobbs Chair of Surgery and the Principles and Practice of Surgery. R. N. TODD, M. D.,
Professor of the Theory and Practice of Medicine and of Clinical Medicine.
THOMAS B. HARVEY, M. D., Professor of Surgical and Clinical Diseases of Women. ISAAC C. WALKER, M. D.,
Professor of Diseases of the Mind and Nervous System. WILLIAM B. FLETCHER, M. D.,
Professor of Physiology, Hygiene and Clinical Medicine. HENRY JAMESON, M. D., Professor of Chemistry, Toxicology and Diseases of Children.
C. E. WRIGHT, M. D., Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
JOHN CHAMBERS, M. D., J. L. THOMPSON, M. D.,
Professor of Anatomy and Clinical Medicine. Professor of Diseases of the Eye and Ear.
J. W. MARSEE, M. D.,
Demonstrator of Anatomy and Assistant to the Chair of Surgery. JAMES H. TAYLOR, M. D., WILLIAM F. HAYS, M. D.,
Assistant Demonstrator of Anatomy. Librarian and Assistant to the Chair of Chemistry.
CALVIN I. FLETCHER, M. D., Curator of the Museum.
JOHN C. WALKER, M. D. J. A. E. HAUGH, M. D.,
Prosectors to the Chair of Anatomy. OLIVER WRIGHT, Janitor.
The Institution was formed by the union of the Indiana Medical College and the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Indiana, a union consummated in deference to the views of the Medical Profession throughout the State. The large measure of success which has attended this concentration of the resources and patronage of the two Colleges is a complete vindication of the wisdom and sound judgment of all who labored to accomplish that union.
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CHARLES H. BLACK,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MANUFACTURER OF
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, PHAETONS
AND WAGONS FOR BUSINESS OR PLEASURE.
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My Illustrated Catalogue, containing Cuts of all the Latest and Most Approved Styles of Vehicles, mailed FREE to any address in the World.
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Every Vehicle sold, for a distance, carefully Crated and Loaded on board Cars Free, and lowest freight rates obtained. - 0: REMEMBER, I BUILD AND SELL
THE BEST BUGGIES
FOR THE MONEY.
Charles H. Black,
44 East Maryland Street, and 42 and 44 S. Pennsylvania St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
THE BATES
Indianapolis, Ind.
REBUILT AND REFURNISHED
CONCEDED TO BE THE
MOST ELIGIBLY LOCATED
AND MOST LIBERALLY MANAGED OF ANY HOTEL IN INDIANAPOLIS.
LOUIS REIBOLD,
PROPRIETOR.
RON ROOFING
For the BEST and CHEAPEST, Address W. G. HYNDMAN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
362 IND
INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER IND
Cale Howard, lawyer, 37and 6 Wright's Block.
California House, Charles V Dantzer, propr, 184 to 188 S Illinois.
Callahan John P, grocer, 120 Hoyt ave. Cameron John J, physician, 153 E Wash- ington.
Cameron Joseph B, Wholesale and Retail Musical Instruments, 22 N Penn.
Campbell Andrew F, tailor, 320 W Wash- ington.
Campbell Duvall, meats, 361 Railroad.
Campbell James S, grocer, 86 Christian ave. .
Campbell Levi S, physician, 17 Indiana ave. Camplin & Reisner, boots and shoes, 25 W Washington.
Canada Southern Line, 2 Chamber of Com- merce.
Canary & Medkirk, lawyers, 8 N Penn. Canfield Charles S, meats, 302 N Illinois.
Capital Aid Association of Indiana, (The) Hon W S Heim, Prest ; R F Pearl, Sec ; Home Office 44 Vance Block. (See adv.)
Capital City Manufacturing Company, manufacturers of overalls, pants, vests, ulsters, shirts, drawers, etc, 78 S Penn.
Capital City Planing Mill Company, 317 to 327 Mass ave.
Capital City Show Case Works, Wiegel & Ruehl, Proprs, 188 S Meridian. (See bottom lines.)
Capital Elevator Company, cor Walnut and C, I, St L & C R R.
Capital House, A R Hyde, propr, cor Washington and Missouri.
Capito Sarah J, milliner, 423 Virginia ave. Carey George A E, physician, 26 Bates.
Carey George W Mrs, dressmaker, Franklin Life Insurance Building.
Carey E L Mrs, news depot, 122 Fort Wayne ave.
Carey Jason S, manufacturer staves and boxes, cor Georgia and West.
Carey Susan A Mrs, dressmaker, Franklin Life Insurance Building.
Carey William, shoemaker, 20 N Meridian. Carlisle John, flour, 268 W Washington.
Carlon & Hollenbeck, Printers, Binders and Blank Book Manufacturers, s e cor Circle and Meridian. (See adv.) Carmichael William P, druggist, 149 W Washington.
Carnahan James R, adjutant general of state, 43 N Tennessee.
Carney John R, restaurant, 157 E Wash- ington.
Carr Hannah, grocer, 296 S Missouri. Carrington Tinware Company, tinware manufacturers, 61 Mass ave.
Carroll John, restaurant, 176 W Washing- ton.
Carskadon'Rebecca A, grocer, 667 S Merid- ian.
Carter Albert, barber, 39 N Illinois.
Carter Charles E, confectionery, 59 N Illi- nois.
Carter Edward, barber, 54 W Washington. Carter Frank H, druggist, 300 Mass ave.
Carter James F, Manufacturer and Dealer in Hardwood Lumber, Oak, Ash, Cherry and Walnut Logs, Office 322 Lin- coln ave. (See adv.)
Carter John W, hardware, 296 Mass ave. Carter Nat C, lawyer, 21 Vance Block. Carter Vinson, lawyer, 21 Vance Block.
Carter & Binford, lawyers, 96 E Washing- ton.
Carter & Lee, saw mill, cor Washington and Belt R R.
Carvin James M, physician, 41} Virginia ave.
Case Harvey H, millinery, 184 Indiana ave. Case Lucy A, boots and shoes, 63 S Illinois. Case L Butler, physician, juntion Clifford and Mass aves.
Case S Mrs, restaurant, 87 N Delaware.
Cash Stove Company, A E Wells, manager, 66 S Penn.
Castetter Hiram D, drugs, 232 Indiana ave. Castle & Hitchcock, machinists, 76 to 82 E Georgia.
Cateleno Nicholas, confectioner, 277 E Washington.
Cathcart, Cleland & Co, books, stationery, wall paper and artistic decorations, 26 E Washington.
Catherwood James S, grocer, 223 W Ohio. Cathie Walter J, Merchandise Broker, 74 S Meridian.
Catt L A, Commission Merchant, Dealer in Flour, Hay, Corn, Oats, Bran and Shorts, 175 W Washington.
Catterson Robert F, real estate, 24 Kentucky ave.
Caven John Hon, office, 21} E Washington. Cavett Henry, Restaurant, 87 S Illi- nois.
Caylor Jefferson, agricultural implements, 57 and 59 W Washington.
Central College of Physicians and Sur- geons, Joseph Eastman, sec and treas, Ryan Block.
Central Law School of Indiana; Hon By- ron K Elliott, LL D; Charles P Jacobs, A M; James B Black, A M; lecture room, 14 Bates Block.
Central Printing Company, Conner & Blue, Proprs, Book and Job Printers, 34 E Market. Our Facilities for First-class Work are Unsurpassed by any establishment in the State.
Jahne & Co.'s POSITIVE CURE FOR
MALARIA
CHILLS AND FEVER, CONTAINS NO QUININE. no Sold by Druggists. DEPOT, JERSEY CITY, N. J.
E.C. ATKINS & CO. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Special attention given to REPAIRING. Work Warranted.
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IND AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. IND
INDIANAPOLIS BRANCH OF
The Union Oyster Co.
OF BALTIMORE, MARYLAND,
PRO
BONO PU-BLICO
-JOBBERS OF-
Cove and Fresh Oysters,
TRADEW
/MARK
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS.
IN UNION IS
STRENGTH
40 North Illinois Street,
S. KELLER, Manager. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
W. O. PATTERSON,
Fine Livery and Boarding Stables !
80 Court Street,
Between Pennsylvania and Delaware Sts., one block south of the New-Denison Hotel,
INDIANAPOLIS, - - IND.
BLOMCREN
HORSES SOLD ON COMMISSION.3:
DIRECTORY OFFICE{
R. L. POLK & CO., S. E. Corner Circle and Meridian Streets, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Canned Fruits and Vegetables, 3%
UNION OYSTER CO.
-JOBBERS IN- OYSTERS, FRUIT AND CANNED GOODS, J. S. KELLER, Manager, 40 North Illinois St., Indianapolis, Ind.
364 IND
INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER IND
Central Swine Record Association, T M
Reveal, prest; James Mustard, treas; A K Saunders, sec; Baldwin Block.
Chambers James, news dealer, 155 E Wash- ington.
Chambers John, physician, 31} Virginia ave.
Chambers Perlee L, tobacco, 16 W Pearl.
Champe John, flour and feed, 261 W Wash- ington.
Chandler H C & Co, Designers and Engravers on Wood, room 13 Journal Building. (See adv.)
Chandler & Taylor, Machinists, Iron Founders and Engine Builders, 370 W Washington.
Chapin Edward J, Tap and Die Manufacturer, 199 S Meridian.
Chapin R S Mrs, grocer, 133 and 135 Madi- son ave.
Chapin & Gore, P Bond, Manager ; Wines and Liquors, 30 and 32 N Illinois.
Chatard Francis Silis Rt Rev, Bishop of Vincennes, 76 W Georgia.
Cheely George W, cigars and tobacco, 91 S Illinois.
Chives James A, shoemaker, rear 75 E Mar- ket.
Christian August, saloon, 21 Kentucky ave. Christian Union, John C Winston, man- ager ; 40 Vance Block.
Christie William C, harnessmaker, 267 W Washington.
Christman Ferdinand, saloon, 44 W Wash- ington.
Church James N, commission, 245 E Wash- ington.
Churchill Josiah, livery, 6 Susquehanna. Cincinnati, Hamilton & Indianapolis R. R., H G Stiles, freight agt, s e cor Virginia ave and Georgia.
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St Louis & Chi- cago R R, W C Hobbs, agt ; s e cor Dela- ware and Louisiana.
Circle House, F R Welz, propr, 15 to 19 Circle.
Circle Park Hotel, Mrs Maria Rhodius, Propr, 11 to 17 Circle.
Citizens' Gas Light and Coke Company ; capital, $500,000; George F Adams, prest ; William Enfield, sec ; John R Pearson, supt ; 68 E Market.
Citizens' Headlight Oil Tanks, E Mary- land, opposite 300 E Washington.
Citizens' National Bank, George B Yandes, prest ; George W Johnson, cashr ; 11 E Washington.
Citizens' Odorless Co, John Collins, man ager, 7 Baldwin's Block.
Citizens' Street Railway Company ; Charles T Johnson, prest; Thomas L Johnson, treas ; A W Johnson, supt ; A A Ander- son, sec ; office, 76 W Louisiana.
City Directory, R L Polk & Co, Publishers ; office, s e cor Circle and Meridian. Directories of the Principal Cities of the U S and State Gazeteers on File for Reference.
City Dispensary, Dr J J Garver, supt, 34 E Ohio.
City Hospital, cor Locke and Margaret ; W N Wishard, supt.
Ci y Hotel, Mrs Samantha Kelly, propr, 130 S Illinois.
Claffey William, blacksmith, 376 Virginia ave.
Clapp Thomas H, Optician and Watchmaker, 93 N Penn. (See adv.)
Clark Charles E, lawyer, 42 N Delaware. Clark Daniel R, photographer, 66 E Wash- ington.
Clark Edward B, saloon, 192 Mass ave.
Clark Ross, lawyer, over 100 E Washing- ton.
Clark T J & Co, marble, 212 W Washing- ton.
Clark W & W H, physicians, 250 N Illi- nois.
Clark & Co, livery, 272 W Washington. Clarke Michael F, plumber, 23 Mass ave. Clayland M S Miss, dressmaker, 81 Mass ave.
Claypool Edward F, Sec and Treas Belt R R and Stockyard Company, Claypool Block.
Claypool & Ketcham, lawyers, 21} E . Washington.
Clayton Joseph O, dentist, 24} E Washing- ton.
Cleaveland John B, real estate, 29 % N Penn. Cleaveland & Co, Fire Insurance, 29} N Penn.
Clem & Easterday, grocers, 49 Mass ave. Clement John, carpenter, rear 24 E Georgia. Clements William A, carpenter, 139 Gei- sendorff.
Cleveland, Columbus, Cin- cinnati & Indianapolis R'y,
C C' Gale, Supt Indianapolis Div, 4 Fletcher & Sharpe's Block.
Cleveland Paper Company, W O De Vay, 23 and 25 E Maryland.
Clifford Amos, coal and wood, 203 Indiana ave.
Clifford Benjamin F, grocer, 299 N Missis- sippi.
Clifford Miles, lawyer, 362 E Washington. Clifford William, grocer, 509 N Mississippi.
Closser & Co, Commission Grain Dealers, 12 Merchants' Exchange. Clune Michael, mattress manufacturer, 700 S Meridian.
Coats C M & Co, produce commission, 75 E Market.
Cobb Frederick, carriagemaker, 232 W Pearl.
PENSIONS
W. H. CORBALEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Collects original and increase 148 Vance Block, Indianapolis. of Pensions and all other kinds of War Claims. Rejected Claims a specialty. Correspondence solicited.
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C. H. JENNE, Agent for HERCULES POWDER, THE ORIGINAL STUMP-BLASTING POWDER. 2912 North Penzsylvania Street, INDIANAPOLIS, INT
IND AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. IND 365
SPENCER HOUSE,
SPENC
FAEHR & HARTH, Prop's, Indianapolis, Ind.
Refitted and Refurnished, and will, on and after the Ist of July, 1882, be conducted on the American and European Plan.
GSS$2.00 and $2.50 Per Day ..
EUROPEAN-Meals, 50 Cents. Rooms, 75 Cents, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 Per Day.
@ This Hotel is Centrally Located, being Directly Opposite the COUNION DEPOT.&
G. W. BUNTING, ARCHITECT,
Rooms 22, 24 and 26 Wright & Bradshaw's Block, W. Washington St.,
Public Buildings a Specialty.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
THOS. H. CLAPP, Optician, 93 North Pennsylvania Street, New-Denison Hotel Block, Indianapolis, Ind.
I have for sale SPECTACLES of all the best and late improved forms and material.
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