Polk's Indiana State gazetteer and business directory, 1884-1885 Volume III, Part 120

Author: R.L. Polk & Co. cn
Publication date: 1884
Publisher: Indianapolis, Ind. : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 1260


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Warrick & Evansville Consolidated Coal Co," Coal Bluff Mining Co, Fontanet


Joseph Max,


Levy Samuel,


Miller J TH,


Myers Bros,


New York Fire Store,


Duger & Neal,


Bloomfield


Brazil Block Coal Co, Brazil


Crawford & West,


Illiana Coal Co, Ingle D, Watson Coal Mining Co,


Knightsville


Lisman F A,


66


Silberberg Gustavus,


Sullivan & Moran,


Blach J & Sons, Vevay


American Coal Co, Cannelton


Black W D,


Carbon


Brazil & Chicago Coal Co,


Carbon


Roberts W D,


Merom


Vest George W, Mineral City


Love J D & Co,


Newburgh


Norwood & Taylor,


Houser George, New Goshen


Shepherd E M,


Smith W G,


Elenich & Bro,


Harrison & Co,


66


Hudson George,


66


Edgar Coal Co, Eppert G W,


880


COA


INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER


COA


Coal Miners-Con.


Foster E C, Riley


Sandcreek Coal Co, Rockville


Hoffmann Mathias,


St Anthony


Messmer George, St Meinrad Ayres A J, Seeleyville


Laughner & Erlich,


Mc Pherson Donald, 66


Morris Allen, 6:


Carvins, McIntire & Theery,


Selvin


Shelburn Coal Co, Shelburn Ogden Bros, Snoddy's Mills Patterson George,


Woodruff & Trunkey Bros,


Snoddy's Mills


Scott Wm R, South Martin


Little & Yocum, Staunton


Maurer D S & Co,


Somers Joseph,


Shelburn Coal Co, Sullivan


Windpfenning Richard, Tell City


Lancaster Block Coal Co, Terre Haute


Shelburn Coal Co, Terre Haute


Shelburn Coal Co,


Bergenroth Bros, Troy


Ehrlich Julius, Turner


Ehrlich Peter,


Teter Hiram & Co, 66


Wheeler H,


Indian Creek Coal Co,


Vincennes


Buckeye Cannel Co, Washington


Cabel Wilson & Co,


Reynolds Bros,


Waterman


Thomas & Perry, 66


Falls Richard,


West Saratoga Springs


Miller & Bros,


Harrel John, Wright


Allfultisch M, Yankeetown


Coal-Wholesale.


Branham & Co (see adv, opposite), Indianapolis Drew & Wasson (see adv, opp page 350), "


Coal-Dealers.


(See also Wood Dealers)


Smith C N & Co, Anderson Vernon E G,


Cannon J J, Andrews Myers A & Co,


Rommel Henry Jr, Atkinson Sargeant Thomas W, Aurora Alexander R W, Boswell


Reddie C B, Brazil Drake John, Indianapolis 66


Hagenty Hugh,


Bridgeton Druley Wm S,


Seibel & Werst,


Brookville


Gregg James A,


Hildebrand W H,


Hunt & Pray,


Ittenbach G & Co, 66


Kuhn August M, 66


Long Benton,


McDonough D B,


McGettigan B M,


Medert & Co,


Meyer A B & Co,


Nolan Thomas,


66


Griffith O P & Co, Smith & Hornbeck,


Crawfordsville


Muzzall T A, Crown Point


Buhler Jacob.


Decatur


Williams H G, Delphi


Roth & Son, Edinburgh


Atkinson M & Co,


Edwardsport


Shepard & Co,


Dunbar W H, Elkhart


Sanders & Bigam,


McJohnston Edwin,


Evansville


Morris J H & Co,


Parvin J D,


Baltes J,


Fort Wayne


Fox James,


Moderwell Jay M,


Muirhead A & Co, 66


Wilding James & Son, "


Wilson John & Co,


Clark Henry D, Fowler


Smith J P & Co, Hussey R L, Francisco


Harriman J A,


Frankfort


Morris Wm G,


Jenks Virgil B,


Goodland


Verril Samuel K, 66


Hebert J D & Son, Goshen


Holmes D H,


Wood Eugene W, Greenfield Ewing George M & Co, Greensburgh


Spafford T E & Co, Haughville


Bale B,


Hobart


Thayer J D & Co, Huntington


Bailie Hamilton, Indianapolis


Balke & Krauss (see adv); Indianapolis Branham & Co (see adv, opposite), 66.0


Clifford Amos,


Conover Wm A & Co, "


Dell Frank M (see top lines and opposite page 349), Indianapolis Dillingham, Shaw & Fowler, Indianapolis


Duffy James T,


Howard A B & Co,


Jacobs Wm S,


McCann Michael V, 66


Plotz & Thornton,


Major George D, Kentland Pike James A (see adv, opp page 413), Knightstown Albaugh Aaron, Kokomo Lafayette


Allison Geo W, Lyman Edwin B, Murphy John, 66


Taylor Wm & Co,


Willoughby Wm H,


Wilson W & Co, Laporte


Beckenholt G & Co, Lawrenceburgh


Wesler Frederick,


Weir & Cowley, Ligonier Bevan Wm H, Logansport


Jeannerette C, Johnson & Winklebleck,


Seybold B, Logansport


Thompson & Jones, 66


McKim R & Co, Madison


Middleton & Wymond, " Haines B A, Marion


Killard & Zombro,


Turner J N & Co,


McCollum & Turner, Monticello


Miller James K,


Muncie


Fawcett E W, New Albany


Ohr Mart T (see adv), Indianapolis


Roades Otia, Root George R & Bro, "


Sammons Allen,


Shellhouse & Co,


Steinhauer & Drotz,


Thayer Albert,


Tilford J M,


Townsend Bros,


Wales Samuel W, 66


Webb C A,


Willard A B,


Wright J L & Co, 66 Cook & Hoffman, Jeffersonville


Phipps R J, Camden


Medaris J H,


Cataract


Dobbins W T, Chalmers


Smith Frank P, Columbus


Barrows G A & Co, Connersville


Payne T A, Burnett


Whitley I L & Son,


Cambridge City


MART T. OMR,


Dealer and Shipper in all kinds of


Day's


COAL CO.


COAL CO.


ICH.ENG.CO.


COAL +



-AND-


COKE


-A SPECIALTY MADE OF-


THE JACKSON COAL.


Principal Office, No. 14 North Pennsylvania Street,


Indianapolis, Ind.


BRANHAM & CO.,


Successors to COBB & BRANHAM,


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF *<


COALYARD


COAL AND COKE


COAL YARDS.


458 East Ohio Street,


140 South Alabama St.


Principal Office, 50 North Delaware St.,


(BALDWIN'S BLOCK)


Indianapolis, Ind.


56 .


BOYD'S


MEDICATED CREAM. For Skin Diseases.


The Surest and Cleanest Cure for Itch, Scald- head, Blotches, Scales and Pustules. B. H. BOYD, LAFAYETTE, IND.


882 COA


INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER COL


Coal Dealers-Con. Fawcett H W, Indianapolis Hoffman Otto,


Jones Charles E,


Newhouse John,


Plotz John,


66


Underhill Martin L,


66


Norwood & Taylor, Newburgh


Hopewell P L, New Lebanon Bruil GS, New Richmond Alley George, North Vernon Shepard John N, Oaktown Norman W S, Patricksburgh Weesner & Son, Peru Curtis & Baker, Pine Village Kelly Peter, Portland Hollett John E, Remington Nowels Charles D, Rensselaer Arkenberg Clement, Richmond


Brookens Philip,


Dicks Wm,


Eggemeyer George H,


Mather Bros, 66


Matthews E R,


Moore Joseph W, 66


Moore J W & Co,


Morel Eugene,


Smithmeyer L H, Elliott Wm, Rising Sun


Martin Joseph, Briggs J H, Roseville 66


Rosedale


Cottrell W S, Innis, Pearce & Co, Rushville Chapin Edward P, South Bend


Lane H & J W,


Pierce, Lane & Co,


Smith Charles T, ¥


Taepp & Goetz,


Brewster F P, Terre Haute


Burns Alaxious, 66


Combs Alexander C, Eaton & Co, 16


Kimmel George P, 60


McCandless J F & Co, Morgan J A, Rogers James L, Smith E M, Wheat N S, Williamson Wm,


Legg & Davis, Fisher S J, Union City


Tipton


Simmons A L, 66


Starbuck J S & Co,


Wikel W,


White, McFetrich & Co,


Valparaiso


Told S & J H,


Vevay


Fay F M, Vincennes


Griffith & Allen,


Henderson & Green,


Vincennes


La Croix J D,


Reel Alfred,


Mershon A J,


Warsaw


Frederickson Wm, Wellsboro Cloud, Tomlinson & Stanley, Westfield


Clevenger Stephen,


Winchester


Wolcott A,


Wolcott


Hazen D B & Son,


Yankeetown


Coffee Roasters.


Keller E & Co, Indianapolis


Coffee and Spice Mills.


Bruing J F & Son, Evansville Hamilton & Co, Ft Wayne Monning John B & Co," Gates A B & Co, Indianapolis Culver & Geiger, Lafayette Hulman H, Terre Haute


Coffin Manufacturers.


Crawfordsville Coffin Co, Crawfordsville


Evansville Coffin Co, Evansville


Indianapolis Coffin Co, Indianapolis Ohio Valley Coffin Co, Lawrenceburgh Hutton J M & Co, Richmond Smith Ezra & Co Manufac- turing Association, Richmond


*Coffin Trimmings.


Vonnegut Clemens, Indianapolis


Coke.


Balke & Krauss


(see adv),


Indianapolis


Branham & Co


(see adv page 881),


¥


Dell Frank M (see top lines),


*Coke-Connellsville.


Colson C D, (see adv opp Fire Brick), Chicago, Ill


*Collection Agents. (See also Lawyers.) Keel Abner J, Charlestown Orndorf John D, Churubusco Ychacoll George Z, Colburn Box John H, Deer Creek


Crumbaugh T E (see adv, page 229), Evansville


Arowne Thomas J, Fowler Sims Cicero, Frankfort


Covell Lewis, Garrett Defrees & Meader, Goshen Johnson & Herr,


Kidd John (see adv, opp Lawyers), Indianapolis


Ross John M,


Lebanon:


Timony John D,


Marion


Dailey Charles, '


Oxford


Logan J F, Pierceton Chilcote M F, Rensselaer Coale George, Richmond


Gartrell Caleb, Terre Haute


Lockman S C,


Smith J M,


Tipton


Bozarth N J,


Valparaiso


Gattshall J B, . Warsaw


Canada William W, Winchester


Colleges, Schools, Etc. (See also Business Colleges ; also Dental Colleges.) Academy of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart (see adv, opp page 263), Academy Tri-State Normal College, Angola Battle Ground Collegiate In- stitute, Battle Ground Bloomingdale Academy, Bloomingdale Indiana State University, Bloomington Clunette Seminary, Clunette Wabash College (see. adv, opp page 186), Crawfordsville


Central Normal


College (see adv, opp page 194), Danville


St Joseph Academy, Evansville Concordia College, Ft Wayne Duschner Adolph Prof, “ St Augustine's Academy Ft Wayne


DePauw University (see adr, opp page 292), Greencastle Fairview Academy, Groves Hanover College, Hanover Hartsville University, Hartsville Hope Normal & Business College, Hope


A. B. BARKER, M. D. 70 East Fourth Street, Cincinnati. -


Cross-Eyes, Cataract and all Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat only.


0


gu


Pi Bu Str


B.


CINCINADAL 1


THE Cincinnati College of Music is a superior Musical and Elocutional Institute of the highest merit, that recognizes and employs the best talent in America for instructors, who labor haumanianaly under the most nerfeet manage-


Guardian Medical and Surgical Institute.


Established 1870.


FORT WAYNE, INDIANA, -WITH-


AND



Branden


INFIRMARY (Attached.)


OFFICE .- No. 143 Calhoun Street.


Thirteen years' success, with a constant and increasing patronage, has made it necessary in order to better accommodate an afflicted and confiding public, to enlarge our room and increase our facili- ties, and add to our Medical Staff other and competent Physicians, Specialists, in their re- spective departments, and in all candor ask you to bring us all old or new Chronic Diseases that other Physicians have failed to cure. Our Daily Examination and Successful Treatment of these cases is a sufficient guarantee to all.


Patients from a distance whose ailments make it necessary for them to stop in the Institute. will be accommodated at reasonable rates as to board. rooms, etc. Medicine prepared in our own Dispensary. Physicians attentive. Terms always reasonable.


Eye and Ear Department is fully equipped, and the various diseases successfully treated. (Many on guarantee.) All operations performed.


Cancers removed on positive guarantee. Tape Worms removed on positive guarantee.


Surgically. We treat successfully and especially Diseased Joints, Crooked Spine, Old Sores, Piles, Fistula in ano, Rectal Ulcers and Fissures, Rheumatic Affections, White Swellings, Hare Lip, Burns. Wry Neck, Paralysis and Tumors, Diseases of the Head, Nose, Mouth, Throat, Bronchia, Lungs, Stomach, Heart, Liver, Kidneys, Bladder, Nerves, Blood and Skin diseases, general satisfaction given.


Anatomical Appliances furnished.


Sexual. We treat successfully all Male and Female Ailments, as Sterility, Im- potence, Loss of Power, Morbid Appetites and Private Diseases.


Consultation, in person or by letter, strictly confidential. C'all on or address


B. GARD, M. D., Man'g and Director, No. 143 Calhoun St., Ft. Wayne, Ind.


I CONSULTATION FREE.


Madame Modjeska received $1,000 per night. Langtry's contract with Mr. Henry E. Abbey was that she should receive one-third of the gross receipts, and during a series of entertainments she averaged over $500 per night.


For Circular, address


MRS. D. N. GEPPERT,


305 Race Street,


CINCINNATI, OHIO.


BOYD'S


MEDICATED CREAM, For Skin Diseases.


The Surest and Cleanest Cure for Itch, Scald- head, Blotches, Scales and Pustules. B. H. BOYD, LAFAYETTE, IND.


882 COA


INDIANA CTAME AnEmmATT


MAT


Simmons A L,


Starbuck J S & Co, Wikel W, 66


White, McFetrich & Co, Valparaiso


Told S & J H, Fay F M,


Vevay Vincennes


Griffith & Allen,


opp Fire Brick), Chicago, Ill


*Collection Agents. (See also Lawyers.) Keel Abner J, Charlestown Orndorf John D, Churubusco Ychacoll George Z, Colburn Box John H, Deer Creek -


DePauw University (see adr, opp page 292), Greencastle Fairview Academy, Groves Hanover College, Hanover Hartsville University, Hartsville Hope Normal & Business College, Hope


A. B. BARKER, M. D. 70 East Fourth Street,


Cincinnati.


Cross-Eyes, Cataract and all Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat only.


THE Cincinnati College of Music is a superior CINCINADATI COLLEGELE LUSIO Musical and Elocutional Institute of the highest merit, that recognizes and employs the best talent in America for instructors, who labor harmoniously under the most perfect manage- ment for the progress and perfection of students. The Cincinnati College of Music is the first in- stitution in America justly and appropriately en- titled College of Music by reason of its seniority, comprehensive courses of musical study and voice culture, and the high degree of perfection attained in cach branch of its curriculum. The 305-RACE ST College does not endeavor to impart to each per- son all kinds of knowledge, by recommending imperfect courses in everything, but cultivates perfection in specialties. The pursuit of special courses of study in any department of knowledge leads to success when taken in specialty schools, and forbids the production of that class so aptly described by Plato as "somebody in everything, nobody in each thing." The College occupies the pleasantest and most central, healthy and moral location in the acknowledged center of highest Musical Development in this country. Being the Musical Metropolis, the best artists spend much time here, giving our students ADDRESS superior opportunities to cultivate liberal musical growth, and secure all the advantages obtainable in the world of harmony. A climate specially MYS. D.N.GEPPERT favorable to voice improvement, as there are not present the sudden changes and dampness pecu- liar to cities situated near large bodies of water and in higher latitudes. A corps of Instructors is in the College from which more superior artists, as vocalists and instrumentalists, are taken for the best church choirs of Cincinnati than all other schools. Special opportunities for worthy aspirants seeking choice positions. The Oratorical, Elocu- tional and Rhetorical Department offer superior inducements to persons desiring either brief or ex- tended courses of instruction. The College being exclusively devoted to Voice and Instrumental culture, only superiority results, and no distracting elements retard progress as occur in mixed schools endeavoring to impart all branches of education. Musical specialists are in demand, and the pro- fession is very pleasant and profitable. Graded prices and instruction in all branches.


Music is the realm in which woman is truly the queen, and none question her appropriateness in this calling. Her entrance into this profession is no experiment or novelty. She is welcomed by her sisters with a genuine heartiness to positions by their sides, and to certain employment in the differ- ent spheres of usefulness and happiness to which music administers. In the pursuit of music she can create her own field, and cultivate only such acquaintances as are agreeable and profitable. She will not need to experience the hardships of pioneer work, or meet the rebuffs so frequently given to her sisters who enter into competition with the opposite sex in fields occupied generally by men. In. no other calling outside the domestic relation can she secure equal happiness and compensation for time. Music affords in prosperity comfort, and in adversity support.


A musical education is a source of revenue to its possessor. A cultivated execution or a fine voice has always a commercial value, especially very fine ones, such as that of Patti, Nilsson, Clara Louise Kellogg, Emma Thursby, Hope Glenn, Josephine Jones York. Each of the above has a fortune in her voice, and receives the notes of commerce for the notes of song in rich profusion, and secured fame as well as wealth. In music and drama women are paid better than men for their parts. Suc- cess is obtained only by labor ; practice makes perfect. There are those who will not reach the top round of the ladder, who will not be Pareppas, Linds, Luccas, but whose home singing is a source of constant gratification even to the educated ear. The compensation of high classed artists is large. Many artists in Cincinnati earn their thousands annually. Patti received $4,400 per night for a long engagement-or $8,000 per week for months; she received $6,000 for a few minutes' singing one night with the Cincinnati May Festival Association. Nilsson received $2,000 per night for fifty nights. Madame Modjeska received $1,000 per night. Langtry's contract with Mr. Henry E. Abbey was that she should receive one-third of the gross receipts, and during a series of entertainments she averaged over $500 per night.


For Circular, address


MRS. D. N. GEPPERT,


305 Race Street, CINCINNATI, OHIO.


-


American Tube Works


Seamless Brass and Copper Tubes. J. W. COTTON, Agent, 79 Lake Street, CHICAGO, ILL.


884 COL


INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER CON


Colleges, etc .- Con. Bryant's Bryant & Stratton Business College (see adv, page 855), Indianapolis Butler University, (see adv, opp page 340), Indianapolis


Granger's Business College, Indianapolis


Harritt Abram H Mr & Mrs, Indianapolis


Indiana Boston


School of Elocution and Expression (see adv opposite), Indianapolis Indianapolis Classical School, Indianapolis Indianapolis Semi- nary (see adv opposite), Indianapolis


St Bridget's School,


St Augustine School,


St John's Academy,


St John's School,


St Joseph's Institute, 6.


St Joseph's Parochial School, Indianapolis


St Mary's School, St Patrick's School,


School of the Sacred Heart (for boys), Indianapolis School of the Sacred Heart (for girls), Indianapolis Butler University, (see adv, opp page 340), Irvington


Knightstown Academy, Knightstown


Central


Indiana


Normal School (see adv, opp


page 418),


Ladoga


Purdue University, Lafayette


Union Business Col-


lege (see adv, page 421),


Lafayette


Holmes' Shorthand Business College (see adv, page 439), Laporte


American Normal College (see adv, opp page 462), Logansport Hall's Business College, Logansport Academy of Our Lady of Angels, Madison Union Christian College, Merom


Southern Indiana


Normal


College,


Mitchell


DePauw College for Young Women (see adv, opp page 532), New Albany


New Albany School of Design, New Albany St Mary's Academy (see adv, opp page 668), Notre Dame


University of Notre Dame, Franciscan Fathers' Col- lege, Oldenburgh


Institute of the Imma-


culate Conception,


Southern Indiana Normal School, Paoli


Central Academy, Plainfield Indiana State Reform School, St Michael's Academy, Plymouth


Earlham College (see adv, opp page 616), Richmond


Normal School,


Ridgeville College,


Ridgeville


St Bernard's Academy,


Rockport


St Mary's of the Woods,


St Mary's


St Meinrad Benedictine


Convent,


St Meinrad


St Wendell Institute,


St Wendells


Stockwell Institute,


Stockwell


Indiana State Normal


School,


Terre Haute


Rose Polytechnic Institute, Terre Haute


Northern Indiana Normal


School,


Valparaiso


Vincennes University,


Vincennes


Normal School,


Westville


St Peters Academy, Winamac


Commission Merchants.


(See also Grain ; also Pro- duce; also Live Stock.)


Cox S.B,


Boonville


Cromeans & Garwood, " Babcock E S & Son, Evansville


Baird L M,


Bowles Henry,


66


Carson F P,


66


Decker & Co,


Klein A J,


Loewenthal & Co,


66


Fort Wayne


Martin A J,


Dendel, Thorward & Co,


Ft Wayne


Hire & Tyler, Cowdery S E, Goshen Newcomb G L, Huntington Adams L F & Co, Indianapolis Barnes A A & Co,


Budd J R & Co, 66


Carlisle John,


Catt L A,


66


Emmerich Henry,


Foster R S & Co, Indianapolis


Gallup, Clark & Co, Gold S N & Co,


Higgins Wm L,


Hitz George & Co,


Jordon Arthur, 66


Kessler George 66


Keifaber Bros & Co, Mann & Bradley, 66


Mummenhoff & Co, 66


Murphy & Parker, Osterman John, 66


Rees Robert H, 66


Smith & Pott, 66


Syerup Henry & Son, 66


Thompson M C, 66


Wilkinson & Peden,


Knightstown


Baker Henry,


Lafayette


Born Samuel,


Pottlitzer Bros,


Horne R H & Co,


Marion


Peacock J,


New Albany


Connell John P,


Plymouth


Templeton L J & Co,


Richmond


Elliot J B,


Rochester


Duffy B,


Seymour


Barta & Co,


South Bend


Goldsmith C H, Terre Haute


Keith F F,


Turpen & Harris, Union City


Bedell L W,


Washington


*Condenser Tubes.


American Tube Works, J W


Cotton, agt, 79 Lake (see


top lines),


Chicago, Ill


Confectioners-Mnfrs and Wholesale.


Bromm, Heim & Co, Evansville


Heblich Jacob,


66


Mannheimer R & Co,


¥


Field Wm & Co,


66


Urso & Mursicana,


Batchelder & Medsker,


Daggett & Co,


Indianapolis


Bohrmann H, Ft Wayne| Irmer & Moench,


CARLON & HOLLENBECK PRINTERS AND BINDERS, S. E. Cor. Circle and Meridian Sts., INDIANAPOLIS, . IND.


CON


AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


CON


885


ESTABLISHED 1879.


CEINDIANA BOSTON SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION AND EXPRESSION, INDIANAPOLIS SEMINARY


A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND GIRLS.


The course of study is thorough and ex- tensive. No school in the West offers bet- ter special advantages for the study of Music, Art, the Classic and Modern Lan- guages.


BOARDING DEPARTMENT


Small, Select and Elegantly Furnished with all modern conveniences. Sur- roundings pleasant and attractive.


Students fitted for any of the Colleges . admitting young ladies. no Elocution taught by a graduate of the Boston School of Oratory.


MUSICAL DEPARTMENT,


Admitting both sexes, under the direction of DR. WM. HORATIO CLARKE, the well- known author and organist.


CHANELCT - URK


Send for a Catalogue to J. B. ROBERTS, Principal,


343 and 345 North Pennsylvania Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


Churchill C W, Acres E, James W T, Collins David, Goe H S,


Harlan Wm A, Newby Gabriel, Shreeve G R, Towell S A, Crush R, Strecker George, Snyder Henry,


Alexander Ambia 66


Anderson


Ryan G W, Brooklyn


Little Mattie Miss,


Brookston


Cole Nicholas, Gore J H,


Mixter CW, Reynolds J M,


Shaw F G, 66


Spicer & Stevenson, 66


Steiner P S,


Dusch Henry, Cannelton Schlemmer Henry,


Moore Bros, Dague R D,


vy utulava Danville Decatur 66


Martin Jacob, Detrich Sarah,


Elizabeth Elkhart


¥


66


Andersonville Andrews Annapolis


Wilson M T, Avery L K, Hubbell J W,


Bremen


Wolf John, Bailey Josiah T,


Cambridge City Barefoot Samuel R,


Grant John G, Elwood


American Tube Works


-


( Seamless Brass and Copper Tubes. J. W. COTTON, Agent, 79 Lake Street, CHICAGO, ILL.


884 COL


INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER CON


Colleges, etc .- Con. Bryant's Bryant &


Stratton Business College (see adv, page 855), Indianapolis Butler University, 1


New Albany School of Design, New Albany St Mary's Academy (see adv, opp page 668), Notre Dame


University of Notre


Dendel, Thorward & Co,


Ft Wayne


Hire & Tyler,


Cowdery S E, Goshen


Newcomb G L, Huntington Adams L F & Co,Indianapolis Barnes A A & Co.


puge OF), merican Normal College (see adv, opp page 462), Logansport Hall's Business College, Logansport Academy of Our Lady of Angels, Madison Union Christian College, Merom Southern Indiana Normal College, Mitchell DePauw College for


duce ; also Live Stock.)


Cox S.B, Boonville


Cromeans & Garwood, " Babcock E S & Son, Evansville


Baird L M, 66


Bowles Henry,


Carson F P,


Decker & Co, 66


Field Wm & Co, 66


Klein A J, 66


Loewenthal & Co, 66 Young Women (see adv, opp page 532), New Albany


Martin A J, Bohrmann H,


Cotton, agt, Iy Lake (see top lines), Chicago, Ill


Confectioners-Mnfrs and Wholesale. Bromm, Heim & Co, Evansville


Heblich Jacob,


66


Mannheimer R & Co,


Urso & Mursicana, Batchelder & Medsker, Fort Wayne


Daggett & Co, Indianapolis Ft Wayne| Irmer & Moench,


CARLON & HOLLENBECK. PRINTERS AND BINDERS, S. E. Cor. Circle and Meridian Sts., INDIANAPOLIS, . IND.


1


ESTABLISHED 1879.


INDIANAS


BOSTON SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION AND EXPRESSION,


-OF-


INDIANAPOLIS.


Mrs. HATTIE A. PRUNK, Principal,


Graduate of the Boston University School of Oratory, under the late Lewis B. Monroe. -: 0:


Elocution and Oratory Taught in all Branches of the Art, including the Delsarte System of Gesture and Dramatic Expression.


Instruction in Calisthenics, Physical and Vocal Culture, Expressive Reading and Elocution. (The cure of stammering and other vocal defects a specialty.) A special course intended for Teachers, Ministers, Lawyers, and those desirous of becoming Public Readers and Students of the Dramatic Art. Lectures and Essays constructed and revised. Special attention given to BIBLE and SHAKE- SPEAREAN STUDIES ; also, DIALECT OR CHARACTER IMPERSONATIONS.


Pupils can enter the School at any time for private or class instruction. The Boston method used, and varied to suit individual wants. Regular School Year begins third Tuesday in September. The Summer Term is especially intended for teachers, students and those who are unable to attend at other seasons of the year. For terms and further information address, or apply at the School,


368 West New York Street, Indianapolis, Ind.


Blake and Noble Street cars pass the School.


Mrs. H. A. PRUNK, Principal.


Indianapolis Candy Co,


Indianapolis


Auburn ¥


Beeson T E,


Carbon


Messick, Cones & Co,


Morgan John L, Cardonia


Duffy James & Co,


Lafayette


Hamlin Charles & Co, "


Ruger John B,


Royer E,


Clarksburgh


Logansport


Henchman & Cox, Richmond 66


Zeller & Co,


Sisco James M,


66 Cook Charles W, Connersville Gipe Francis M,


Scudder & Co, Terre Haute


Weyerbacher Wm, Boonville


Mulheern John,


Confectionery, Fruits, Etc.


Mobley James, Moore J L,


66


Wampler John C,


Crawfordsville


Schwab E J,


Churchill C W,


Alexander Ambia 66


Shannon, Fast & Sowar,“ Wilson M T, Avery L K, Bremen


Dague R D, Decatur


James W T,


Hubbell J W,


Martin Jacob,


Detrich Sarah, Elizabeth


Collins David, Goe H S,


Anderson


Ryan G W, Brooklyn


Cole Nicholas, Elkhart


Harlan Wm A,


Newby Gabriel, 66


Wolf John, Bailey Josiah T,


Mixter CW, Reynolds J M,


Shreeve G R,


Cambridge City




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