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Johnson J, wagonmkr. Lowe L & S, live stock. Welty D G, physician. White W V, Farmer.
FLOYDS KNOBS. Named also Mooresville, contains 250 inhabitants in Lafayette township, Floyd county, 4 miles north of New Albany, the county. seat, place of shipment and banking town. Daily stage to Greenville, Paoli, and New Albany. Peter Buchhert, postmaster. Barret Joseph & Bro, saw mill. Bruner August, butcher.
J. H. CURRAN Passenger Elevators! 135 West Second St., . . CINCINNATI.
MODEL CLOTHING CO. N&Largest and most complete Clothing House in the State.
43 and 45 East Washington St., and 18, 20 and 22 S. Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis, Ind.
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Buchhert Peter, General Store.
Ewin George K, justice of the peace. Jacquet Philip, wagonmkr. Journey Paul, distiller and saloon. Parsons John, nursery. Schumann Jacob, blacksmith. Schumann John, blacksmith. Wheeler Andrew, marble yard and general store.
FOLSOMVILLE. Located in a very rich tobacco-growing district, is a village possessed of 350 inhabitants, in Owen township, Warrick county, 8} miles northeast of Boonville, the county seat, banking town, and most available shipping depot. Tri-weekly stage to Boonville. Marion Folsom, postmaster.
Bell H C, hotel.
Bradley John H, physician.
Folsom Marion, General Store. Hart Elihu H, physician. Hart H J, feed mill.
Haynes James, physician. Husk W J, blacksmith.
McKinney & Seigle, flour mill.
Mills Wm H, physician. Pancake Wm H, hotel.
Roberts George, general store.
Roberts James, saloon.
Shryock & Folsom, Tobacco. Wallace W A, saloon. West E A, physician. Wilkinson James W, undertaker.
FOLTZ. Is a recently established postoffice, located in Jefferson county.
FONTANET. First known as Mil- ton Station, then Hunter, is a village of 400 population, located in Nivens township, Vigo county, on the I & St L R R, 12 miles northeast of Terre Haute court house, which is also its banking place. Coal is the chief article of export. Ex, Am. Tel, W U. C M Stetson, postmaster.
Coal Bluff Mining Co, coal mines. Dalton S C, saloon. Garrison James A, shoemkr. Gropp John, hotel. Hollingsworth Stratton, drugs. Hollingsworth S, saloon. Holt J W Rev (Christian). Humphreys, Moreland & Co, real estate agts.
Lambert Reese, confectioner. McGranohan J S, justice. Moreland & King, General Store. Rankin M C, saw mill. Stetson C M & Co, General Store. Vannest Taylor, hotel. Witty BF, drugs.
FORD'S CROSSING. A rural postoffice, located in Noble township, Cass county, on the P C & St L Ry, 5 miles west of Logansport court house. The place consists of 1 store and 3 dwellings. Fred- erick B Lutman, postmaster. Bachman H W, carpenter. Kisler Wm, meat market. Sheets Charles F, general store.
FORESMAN. Village of 100 in- habitants, located in Iroquois township, Newton county, on the Iroquois river and C & G S R R, 14 miles northeast of Kent- land, the county seat. Goodland is the nearest banking town. U S Ex. W U Tel. David E Lowe, postmaster. Hereth H, blacksmith.
Herr & Foresman, General Store. Foresman J B, agrl implements. Foresman Wm, tile mnfr.
Foresman W D, grain dealer.
Lowe David E, Railroad and Express Agent. Smith S B, physician.
FOREST. Is a station on the F & K Div T C & St L R R, located in Forest township, Clinton county, 14 miles north- east of Frankfort, the county seat and bank- ing town. Population 160. Lumber, hogs and grain comprise its exports. Am and U S Ex. CG R Sims, postmaster.
Andrus Bros, General Store.
Andrus E C, general store. Andrus E D, physician.
Andrus I E, general store.
Auble Frank L, Notary Public. Brown & Auble, saw mill.
Burns J I, contractor and builder.
Camplin J N, R R and ex agt. Coffin Zeno, blacksmith.
Cooper J W, lawyer.
Darby John, drugs and grocer.
Davis S M, township trustee.
Gentry W A, justice of the peace.
Hedgecock O B, shoemkr.
Holsclaw & Kindrick, saloon.
Horniday Wm, physician.
Hunter A E, agrl implements. Johnson Harrison, carpenter. McFarland A, saloon.
Martin M L, physician.
Sims C GR & Son, Drugs and Gro- cers.
Sims Frank, poultry breeder.
Sims & Goodwine, tile and brick mnfrs. Wilhelin J W, general store.
FOREST HILL. Is a postoffice located in Jackson township, Decatur coun- ty, 10 miles southwest of Greensburgh, the county seat and banking town. Horace, distant 23 miles on the V G & R Br C I St
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L & C Ry, is the shipping station. Popu- lation 250. Tri-weekly stage to Horace. George Askins, postmaster.
Askins George, General Store.
Charlton Bros, drugs. Charlton N E, physician. Denham B F, blacksmith. Fraley R M, hotel. Fraley W K, blacksmith. Robarts J, carriage mnfr.
FORNEY. This postoffice was estab- lished in October, 1881, and is situated in West Point township, White county, 22 miles southwest of Monticello court house. Wolcott, 8 miles north, on the P C & St L Ry, is the nearest rail approach. Popula- tion 28. John W Forney, postmaster. Bidwell C W, carpenter. Cowgill Alonzo, lawyer and notary. Forney John W, Grocer.
Foster J L, carpenter. Hoffin Wm, live stock. Hughs John, blacksmith. Jackson Thomas, live stock.
Sutton Rinaldo, justice of the peace.
FORT BRANCH. Is an incor- porated town of 900 inhabitants, located on the E & THR R, in Johnson town- ship, Gibson county, 7} miles south of Princeton, the county seat and banking town, 20 north of Evansville and 142 southwest of Indianapolis. The promi- nent features of this town comprise Metho- dist, Presbyterian and Baptist churches, graded school, 2 hotels, 2 tile factories, 2 brick yards, 2 flour mills and a grain el- evator. Grain is the chief article of ex- port. Ex, Adams. Tel, W U. It has tel- ephone connection with Evansville. An- drew J Strain, postmaster.
Arburn John M, General Store. Biel Franz, propr Depot House. Blessing John, contractor and lumber. Depot House, Franz Biel, propr. Dickson John T, blacksmith.
Douglass & Douglass, Mnfrs.
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French Wm W, physician. Garrison Nehemiah, livery. Genung Wm R, physician. Gill F M Rev (Cumberland Presbyterian). Graham Casper, grocer. Hamilton Henry, carpenter. Hedden Jacob R, R R and ex agt.
Hoffman Frank, agrl implements. Hoffman P & N, harness and brick yard. Holcomb Silas M Jr, lawyer. Hopkins W G, physician. Jenkins Joseph W, wagon material mnfr. Johnson Joseph, brick yard. Jones George W, barber. Jones James H, boots and shoes.
Jones Nelson, shoemkr.
Kuhn Charles C, dry goods. Lambert Elias, blacksmith.
Maher Sarah Mrs, milliner. Mead Stephen W, live stock. Meuser John, saloon.
Oliphant John T Rev (Baptist).
Pritchett Elisha L, furniture and under- taker.
Quindry John, carriage mnfr. Rodemann August, grocer. Runcie J W, physician. Rutherford Lucy Mrs, millinery.
Smith & Witherspoon, Tile Mnfrs
Speers J M & Co, general store.
Strain Andrew J, postmaster and stationery. Strain Thomas M Rev (Baptist). Victor E & Bro, stoves and agrl imple- ments.
West John A, drugs.
FORT RITNER. A station on the O & M Ry, located in Guthrie town- ship, Lawrence county. 16 miles south- east of Bedford, the county seat and bank- ing town. White river flows by the vil- lage, but is not utilized for water power. With a population of 120, the place exports lumber, stone and staves. Ex, O & M. F S Hunter, postmaster.
Bram D H, saw mill. Dixon Luretta, hotel. Dixon Wm, carpenter.
Donica Thomas M, physician and general store.
Holland W A, general store.
Hunter F S, Physician, Railroad and Express Agent. Jeffers W, blacksmith. Lary P O, quarryman. Lee E, justice of the peace.
Newkirk & Dixon, quarrymen.
FORTVILLE. Is the location of 800 persons, in Vernon township, Hancock county, on the C C C & I R R, 12 miles northwest of Greenfield, the county seat and banking town, and 21 northeast of In- dianapolis. Fortville is incorporated, con- tains 3 churches, a good graded school, 2 hotels, 2 saw mills, 1 flour mill, and 1 planing mill. The chief exports comprise grain, live stock and flax tow. Ex, U S. Tel, W U. Thomas R Noel, postmaster. Anderson J B & Son, flour mill. Arnett & Guynn, milliners. Baker & Schultz, general store.
Bills Josephus, general store. Bills & Stottlemeyer, agrl implements. Brewster John W, carpenter.
Brewster & Thomas, druggists.
Brown Henry, saw mill. Brown John, gunsmith.
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"We have had EIGHTEEN YEARS' experience in investing money on Mortgage Security. Not a dollar of interest or principal lost.
THOS. C. DAY & CO., INDIANAPOLIS.
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Brown R P, meat market.
Chappell Lewis, furniture.
Clark John, saloon.
Cooper D F, shoemkr.
Crouch Larkin, planing mill. Davis Volney & Son, saw mill.
Dillingham S G, architect.
Edmonds John C, carpenter.
Gardner Nicholas, broommkr. Gardner Thomas, barber. Garrett James, cattle dealer.
Gray J B, grocers.
Green & Williams, editors Fortville Jour- nal.
Gunsolus Robert, harnessmkr.
Hagen & Schultz, grain.
Hardin C V, blacksmith.
Hardin & Jarrett, agrl implements.
Hastings O P, justice and baker.
Hudson Elizabeth, grocer.
Hudson & Moroney, agrl implements.
Hunter F P, barber.
Jackson G H, saloon.
Jackson S Q, insurance agt.
Jarrett C M, blacksmith.
Jenkins James, brickmason.
Kappes Andrew, tailor.
Kellum Ross, blacksmith.
McAdams Hugh, painter.
McCarty & Son, undertakers and wagon- mkrs.
Manford Wm J, meat market.
Marshall & Richardson, agrl implements.
Newzell G W, saloon.
Noel Thomas R, R R and ex agt.
Patterson James B, carpenter.
Pilkenton A C, drugs,
Rash & Lefever, grocers.
Roberts Lee, cattle dealer.
Saunders T K, physician.
Smail John, boots and shoes.
Stuart John G & Son, physicians. Swanson Joseph, painter.
Thomas Charles P, hotel, grocer and justice. Treher John H, carpenter. VanZant T H, painter.
VanZant & Haskell, hardware.
Walker L, saloon. West Elmer, stoves and tinware.
Whelchel E T, carpenter.
Wisehart J W, baker. Wiseman Isaac L, hotel. Wynn Flora, milliner.
Wynn David T, carpenter.
Yancey Simeon T, physician. York J L, painter.
FORT WAYNE. The third city in population and the second in manufacture in the State, is located in the center of Al- len county, of which it is the judical seat, 148 miles from Chicago, 135 from Indiana- polis, 94 from Toledo, and 342 from St Louis. It is the chief commercial city of
Northern Indiana, and for its size the most extensive manufacturing center in the country. The location is all that could be desired, being pleasantly situated at the head of the Maumee river and on the St Joseph at its confluence with the St Marys river, giving it an immense water power, which is utilized for manufacturing pur- poses by means of canals which are lined with mills, factories, etc. The city has a population of 32,000, and is rapidly in- creasing in commerce, manufacture and wealth.
TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES
of Fort Wayne are second only to Indiana- polis in the State. The 6 lines of roads centering here are the Wabash, St Louis and Pacific main line, that has nearly 10,000 miles of road under control, giving it unbroken connection with nearly all western roads. Next in importance in the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago, with extensive repair shops and large car and machine shops under course of construc- tion. The Grand Rapids and Indiana, popu- larly known as the "Fishing Line," with its leased lines, is the most important North and South road in the State. The Fort Wayne, Cincinnati and Louisville line make this its northern terminus, with re- pair shops and general offices. The Fort Wayne, Jackson and Saginaw, operated by the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, has its southern terminus here, and the New York, Chicago and St Louis "Nickle Plate," the latest addition, having an ele- gant freight and passenger station within two squares of the court house.
MANUFACTURES.
Fort Wayne has some of the most im- portant manufacturing establishments in the United States. Prominent among them are Bass Foundry and Machine Works, Peters Box and Lumber Co, Horton Manu- facturing Co, Ft Wayne Organ Co, and the S Pennock & Sons Co road scraper sales- rooms. The Peters Box and Lumber Co is one of the most important works in the city, and gives employment to a large num- ber of hands. The firm of S Pennock & Sons Co, with an extensive manufactory at Kennett Square, Pa, have an established branch here for the sale of their well known road machines, which are too well intro- duced and appreciated to need recommen- dation in a work of this kind. The Horton Manufacturing Co are extensive manufac- turers of washing machines, corn planters and wooden novelties. In addition to these, there are a number of minor establishments engaged in the manufacture of furniture, organs, band-saw mills, truss hoops, mat- tresses, earthenware, leather, pumps, han-
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Smith's Asthma Cure.
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dles, carriages, barrels, gas apparatus and machinery, kegs, linseed oil, plows, crack- ers, iron castings, sash, doors and blinds, beer, stoves, flour, grain cradles, lumber, files, stirrups, potash, wagons, brushes, woolen goods, wheels, staves, horse collars, soap, pork, carriages, overalls, mineral water, engines and boilers. New establish- ments are rapidly starting up, and each year brings about enlargements of many of the established institutions. All are in a prosperous condition and the majority are running on full time.
RELIGIOUS AND EDUCATIONAL.
Fort Wayne has a large number of hand- some church edifices, which add greatly to the appearance of the city, and are an in. dex to the highly moral and religious class of its inhabitants. Here are some of the most excellent educational institutions in the State; in addition to a high school and several graded ward schools, it is the loca- tion of the Ft Wayne College, Concordia College, Ft Wayne College of Medicine, St Augustine Academy, a business college, musical conservatory, and several private and denominational schools. The Acade- my of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, located at Academy, 6 miles northeast of the city, is also reckoned as a Fort Wayne institution; it is conducted by the Sisters of the Holy Cross, and stands foremost among the institutes of learning in the State.
THE PRESS
Is represented by the Sentinel, News, Gazette, Journal, and Staats Zeitung, dailies, and the Dispatch, News, Journal, Sentinel, Staats Zei- tung and Gazette, issued weekly. These are in the main ably edited, and wield a strong influence throughout Indiana and sur- rounding States.
AS A CITY
Fort Wayne is second to none of its size in handsome appearance and general activ- ity and thrift. It is a well-built city, with broad, clean streets, substantial business blocks, excellent water works, a well or- ganized fire department, equipped with 3 engines, 3 hose carts, a hook and ladder truck, and fire alarm telegraph, telephone exchange, street railway, several good ho- tels, and is lighted with gas and electric light.
The financial and fiduciary interests of the city are represented by 4 banks-1 pri- vate and 4 national. Among the recent improvements here is the new Masonic Temple, new Temple Theatre, and a fine hotel. The city has great private wealth, is in a good financial condition, the loca- tion is a very healthy and central one, and its citizens are industrious, enterprising
and liberal. The Adams, Am, U S and Pacific Ex, and W U Tel Cos have offi- ces here. Fred W Keil, postmaster.
Acadamy of Music, C B Woodworth, man - ager ; n s Berry, bet Clinton and Barr.
Academy of our Lady of the Sacred Heart, Conducted by the Sisters of the Holy Cross ; Academy Postoffice 6 Miles North of Fort Wayne. (See adv.)
Adams Express Co, W P Chap- man, Agent : 102 Calhoun.
Adams John H, dentist, 142 Calhoun.
Ahearn Thomas, saloon, cor 1st and Har- rison.
Ainsworth George W, Saloon, Bowling Alley ; Free Concert every Sat- urday night ; best of Wine, Liquors and Cigars ; 11 W Columbia.
Albrecht John, shoemkr, 133 Broadway.
Albrecht Martin L, Carriage Build- er. 106 W Main.
Alden Samuel R, lawyer, cor Main and Court.
Alderman Dayton, agrl implements, 10 W Columbia.
Alderman & Yarnelle, hardware, 54 E Col- umbia.
Allen James O, photographer, 129 Broad - way.
Alter George J, grocer, 197 Broadway. American Express Co, W P Chapman, Agent, 102 Calhoun.
American Farmer, E A K Hackett, Pro- prietor, 107 Calhoun.
Anderson Thomas P, pianos, 98 Calhoun. App Matthias, shoes, 106 Calhoun.
Ash Henry J, stoves, 9 E Columbia.
Aufrecht Charles, saloon, 36 W Main.
Aurentz S A. grocer, 129 Broadway.
Austin A B, Hotel and Restaurant, near South Depot ; Street Cars pass the door ; 2 and 3 Railroad.
Aveline House, Miller & Moritz, Proprietors, cor Calhoun and Berry.
Baals & Co, furniture, 59 E Main. Bagly Hugh, boots and shoes, 60 Wells.
Bahret Christian, carpet weaver,176 Broad- wav.
Bair L L, clothes wringers, 33 W Main. Baker B H, wagonmkr, 16 Lafayette. Baker Killian, sawmill, e end Water. Baldwin D H & Co, pianos, 15 W Main.
Ball Magdalena, grocer, 172 W Main.
Baltes Jacob, coal, cor Harrison and Su- perior.
Baltes Michael, lime, 3 Harrison.
Bangert Bonifacius, grocer, 167 Broadway. Barbour M E, real estate, 90 E Berry.
Barcus Hezekiah H, confectionery, 116 Calhoun.
Barnum George P, livery, 91 E Columbia. Bartels & Co, general store, 199 Lafayette.
PENSIONS
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CHARLES P. JACOBS, Attorney in Patent Cases, 36 North Delaware St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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F. Hake & Co. Mineral Water
Bottler,
FT.WAYNE.
FORT WAYNE BOTTLING WORKS.
F. Hake & Co., Sole Agents for Best Brands of
BEER
In the United States Market.
NIAGARA FALLS, MILWAUKEE and CINCINNATI.
Manufacturers and Dealers in Soda, Mineral Water, Birch Beer, Ginger Ale, Seltzer Water, Etc.
BEER IN KEGS AND BOTTLES.
Office, Cor. Harrison & Water Sts., FT. WAYNE, IND.
J. C. PELTIER, ** Undertaker and Embalmer .*
0: Funeral Furnishings of all Descriptions. Orders by Telephone promptly attended to. Office open day and night.
17 West Wayne Street. . FORT WAYNE, IND.
LIVERY, SALE AND BOARDING STABLE, Hotel
De Horse, M. GLYNN, Proprietor.
53 East Main Street, . - FORT WAYNE, IND.
Physio-Medical College of Indiana.
Send for Announcement to C. T. BEDFORD, 290 Massachusetts Ave., Indianapolis, Ind.
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Bash S & Company, Dealers in Seeds, Wool, Furs, Hides, etc, 22 W Co- lumbia.
Bass Alfred, barber, 44 W Main.
Bass Foundry and Machine
Works (capital $500,000) ; J H Bass, Pres ; J I White, Sec ; R J Fisher, Treas ; Manufacturers of Steam En- gines, Boilers, Car Wheels, Railroad Castings and Mill Machinery ; Hanna, s of Railroad.
Batchelder & Medsker, confectioners, 252 Calhoun.
Bauer Henry, shoes, 321 Lafayette.
Baumann John, shoes, 374 S Calhoun.
Beach Frederick, furniture, 141 Calhoun.
Beach Fred J, pawnbroker, 139} and 141 Calhoun.
Beach John S, saloon, 276 Calhoun.
Beaver Charles B, agt U S and Pacific Ex Cos, 28 E Main.
Beaver, Miller & Co, lumber, cor Francis and Railroad.
Beck Leopold, carpet weaver, 136 Barr.
Becker August, grocer, 160 Fairfield ave.
Becker Fred & Bro, blacksmiths, 13 E Washington.
Becker Jacob & Co, junk, 2 Calhoun.
Beegan Joseph F, lawyer, Court and Main.
Bender Louis, cigar mnfr, 168 E Washing- ton.
Bennett Joseph F,furniture,22 E Columbia. Benninghoff Daniel, barber, cor Lafayette and Lewis.
Berghoff Bros, bottlers, Washington and Wabash ave.
Berghoff H C, city treas, City Hall.
Bernass George, painter, 26 W Main.
Beverforden Henry F, drugs, 294 Calhoun. Beverforden S, carpenter, 139 Calhoun.
Bickford Furniture Co, Mnfrs of Medium and Cheap Chamber Furni- ture, Extension, Breakfast and Toilet Tables, 419 and 421 E Wayne. (See adv in classified Furniture.)
Bicknese Frederick, grocer, 92 Barr.
Biemer George, blacksmith, cor Main and Clay.
Bittinger George R, real estate, 44 Cal- houn.
Bittinger & Forbing, insurance, Postoffice Building.
Blair Thomas W, cooper, 19 E Water. Blake B B, barber, 44 E Columbia.
Blase Louis, bakery, 29 W Columbia. Blynn Hattie A, dressmkr, 135 Broadway. Boedeker Wm, saloon, 173 Broadway. Boerger Gustav W, leather, 39 E Main. Bohrmann Henry,commission, 52 Calhoun. Boltz Fred C, saloon, 37 Calhoun.
Boltz & Beebe, saloon, 83 Calhoun. Bond Henry W, baker, 96 Calhoun.
Bond W D G, propr The Boys' World, Postoffice Building.
Bond W J & Son, dry goods, cor Main and Calhoun.
Boseker Charles, carpenter, 139 Calhoun. Boseker, White & Co, wheel mnfr, e end Wayne.
Bothner George J, saloon, 136 Calhoun.
Bourie L T & Co, liquors, cor Main and Clinton.
Bowen George W, physician, 12 W Main. Bowen George R, plumber, 110 Calhoun.
Boys World, W D G Bond, propr, Post- office Building.
Bradley Wm, restaurant, 29 E Main. Braeuer Conrad, shoes, 32 W Main.
Brames Lewis & Co, bottlers, 31 Barr.
Branch Paper Co, J M Yohey, propr, 30 E Main.
Brandriff A D & Co, hardware, 52 E Co- lumbia.
Brannan John H, grocer, 72 E Main.
Braun George, baker, 135 Fairfield ave.
Breckenridge & Carey, lawyers, cor Cal- houn and Berry.
Breen Wm P, lawyer, 44.Calhoun.
Briel Frederick, sale stable, rear Custom House.
Brimmer Joseph H, painter, 9 Harrison.
Brink & Stier, Druggists, 43 Wells. Brinkroeger Wm, boots and shoes, 43 W Main.
Brinsley John C, feed yard, cor Maiden Lane and Pearl.
Brossard George, blacksmith, 146 W Main. Brown C J, Manager Standard Hotel, 300 and 302 Calhoun.
Brown Seneca B, dentist, Court and Main. Brueback G T, physician, 171 Clinton.
Buchman A P, Physician, 80 Cal- houn.
Buck Charles W, cigars, 272 Calhoun. Buck Wilson S, insurance, 62 Calhoun. Burger Louis, baker, 199 Lafayette.
Bursley G E & Co, grocers, 23 W Main.
Bushing Henry, grocer, 272 Hana.
Bushing Henry, saloon, 207 Lafayette.
Busking Conrad, Boots and Shoes, 90 Harmer.
Butler Louis F, grocer, 7 N Calhoun.
Caps Rine, jeweler, 56 E Main.
Carier A H, insurance, 1 and 2 Foster Block.
Carl John, cigars and tobacco, 39 Calhoun. Carnahan, Hanna & Co, Whole- sale Boots and Shoes, 76, 78 and 80 Clin- ton.
Carson Wm W, lawyer, 44 Calhoun.
Carter Win & Son, Dealers in Hot Air Furnaces, Ranges, Mantels and Grates; Particular attention given to all kinds job work ; 29 Clinton. Casey Emma, hair, 154} Calhoun.
Casso Frank, Dealer in Fine Wines, Liquors, Beer and Cigars, 267 E Wayne.
CARLON & HOLLENBECK,
PRINTERS AND BINDERS, S. E. Cor. Circle and Meridian Sts .. INDIANAPOLIS, - IND.
ARCTIC ICE MACHINE MFG. CO. NoSend for Circular. (See adv., opp. Brewers, in Classified.)
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Catlin E M Mrs, confectionery, 140 Broad- way. Centlivre Charles L, brewer, n end Spy Run ave. Certia Jacob & Co, grocers, 116 Wells.
Chambers John D, physician, 80 Calhoun. Chapin & O'Rourke, Lawyers and Notaries Public, cor Calhoun and Berry.
Chapman William P, Agent American and Adams Express Cos, 102 Calhoun.
Charter John H, physician, 164 Calhoun. Chaska Samuel & Co, dry goods, 72 Calhoun.
Chauvey Bros, carriage mnfrs, cor Clinton and Water.
Chuen Lam, laundry, 131 Calhoun.
Citizens Street Raiload Company; J H Bass, pres ; S B Bond, vice pres ; J M Barrett, sec ; F E W Scheimann, treas ; J W Pearse, supt ; (capital $50,000) ; cor Main and Calhoun.
Clark Joseph M, tailor, 34 E Berry.
Clark Lewis, propr Oliver House, cor Co- lumbia and Lafayette.
Clutter Wm M, saloon, 26 W Main. Cochrane & Humphrey, builders, . 100 Pearl.
Colerick P B, Lawyer, 21 Court. Colerick W G, lawyer, 21 Court. Colerick & Oppenheim, lawyers, 10 W Main.
Commercial House, A McClure & Bro, proprs, Calhoun and Douglass ave.
TREMONT HOUSE,
M. DIDION, Proprietor.
First-Class. Low Rates.
SPECIAL RATES BY THE WEEK.
15 and 17 West Columbia Street, FORT WAYNE, IND.
J. F. FLETCHER,
LIVERY, SALE and EXCHANGE
STABLE.
Good Rigs always on hand to serve the public.
FORT WAYNE, - INDIANA.
THE ROBINSON,
FORT WAYNE, INDIANA.
DICK ROSSINGTON, - - - PROPRIETOR. RATES, $2.00 PER DAY.
CINCINNATI GALVANIZING WORKS
Galvanizing, C. Plating and Tinning ALL KINDS OF IRON WORK.
GENUINE HARTFORD BOOT AND SHOE. GEO. S. DWINNELL, Western Agent, Indianapolis, Ind.
256 FOR INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER FOR
Concordia College (Evangelical Lutheran), e end Washington.
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