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M. S. HUEY & SON
BEE HIVE PLANING MILL 73 Pendleton Avenue, - - INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
ARCTIC
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years past Indianapolis has been one of the healthiest cities on the continent. The sewerage is most excellent, taxes are lower than most cities of equal population, the debt of the city proper being less than two million dollars, the social advantages in all respects pleasant and inviting.
TRANSPORTATION.
Indianapolis has gained the reputation of being one of the largest railroad cen- ters in the United States. It now has 14 roads, with others under contemplation which will be built in the near future. They are known as the Cincinnati, Hamil- ton & Indianapolis Ry, to Cincinnati, 123 miles ; Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St Louis & Chicago Ry, from Cincinnati to Indi- anapolis, 115 miles, and from Indianapo- lis to Kankakee, Ill, 139 miles; the Cleve- land, Columbus, Cincinnati & Indianapolis Ry, to Cleveland, 283 miles ; the Indiana, Bloomington & Western Ry, Peoria Divis- ion, to Peoria, 212 miles ; Eastern Divis- ion, to Springfield, O, 142 miles ; St Louis Division, to Decatur, Ill, 151 miles ; the Indianapolis & St Louis R. R, to St Louis, 261 miles, the Indianapolis & Vincennes R R, to Vincennss, 117 miles; the Jeffer- sonville, Madison & Indianapolis R R, to Louisville, 110 miles; Air Line division of the Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Ry, to Chicago, 190 miles ; the Chicago, St Louis & Pittsburgh Ry, to Columbus, O, 188 miles; the St Louis, Vandalia, Terre Haute & Indianapolis R R, to St Louis, 238 miles; the Wabash, St Louis & Pacific, to Michigan City, 161 miles; to Detroit, 281 miles, and the Belt R R & Stock Yard Company, which nearly surrounds the city, and by which all through traffic is transferred without blocking the streets of the city.
MANUFACTURES.
The manufacturing interests of the city of Indianapolis, for the past year, have been unusually prosperous. There has been an increase in the number of establish- ments, and large additions have also been made to the value and capacity of existing factories. Those which have been carrying indebtedness since the panic have been ena- bled to free themselves from debt, and it is gratifying to report that there has been no failures.
While little noise or stir has been made about it, several million dollars have been added to the capital invested in manufac- turing in Indianapolis in the past year.
As per report of W. A. Peelle, Jr, Chief of the Bureau of Statistics for the year ending December 31st, 1883, the following is a condensed summary :
Series "D"
July 1, 1875.
July 1, 1895.
1000
200
7.3
Jau. & July 1st.
200,000 00
Fire Department.
July 1, 1875.
July 1, 1895.
500'
1.1
7.3
Jau. & July 1st.
7,000 00
Fire Department
Jau. 1, 1876.
Jan. 1, 1886.
1000
9
7.3 July & Jan. Ist ..
9,000 00
Series "E"
Jan. 1, 1876.
Jau. 1, 1896.
1000
8
7.3 July & Jan. 1st. 8,000 00
Patterson Levec ....
July 1, 1876.
July 1, 1896.
1000
5
6 July 1st ..
5,000 00|
U. R. R. T. and S. Y. Co.
Jan. 1, 1877.
Jau. 1, 1897,
1000
500
6 July & Jan. 1st .....
500,000 00
These bonds were issued in aid of the "Union Railroad Transfer and Stock Yard Company," and were exchanged for an equal amount of bonds of said company. The principal of said company's bonds and the interest-coupons attached thereto, ma-
1Estimates made for Galvanizing all kinds of Iron Work.
CINCINNATI GALVANIZING WORKS{
KINDS OF BONDS.
Date of Issue.
Date of Maturity.
Face of Bonds.
No Bonds.
Rate of Int.
Wheu Payable.
Aggregate Amounts.
Indpl's and Vincenes R. R. Co ..
Jan. 1, 1869.
Jan. 1, 1889,
$500
120 100
6 April 1st.
$60,000 00
Junction R. R. Co.
Jau. 1, 1869.
Jan. 1, 1889.
500
6 April 1st.
50,000 00
I. C. & D. R. R. Co
Jau. 1. 1870.
Jau. 1, 1890.
500
90
6 Jan. 1st.
45,000 00
Sellers' Farm Purchase
Apr. 1, 1873.
Apr. 1, 1893.
1000
21
8 Oct. & April 1st ...
21,000 00
Series "A"
July 1, 1873.
July 1, 1893.
1000
300
7.3 Jan. & July 1st.
300,000 00
Series " B"
July 1, 1873.
July 1, 1893.
1000
300
7.3
Jan. & July 1st ..
300,000 00
Southern Park Purchase.
Jan. 26, 1874.
Jan. 26, 1891.
500
219
7.3 July & Jan. 1st ..
109,500 00
Series " C"
July 1, 1874.
July 1, 1894.
1000
300
7.3
Jan. & July 1st ..
300,000 00
Number of Establishments
Capital Invested.
Value of Material
Value of Manuf'r'ed products ...
Average Number of Hands em- ployed
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
327
315
$ 8,686,500 20,100,000 32,186,000
986
As per report of the City Clerk, made for the year ending May 31, 1884, the bonded indebedness of the city was as follows :
Total Debt ..
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$1,914,500 00
IND ICE MACHINE MFG. CO. For Brewers and Packers. (See adv., opp. Brewers, in Classified.) AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
THE GENUINE HARTFORD CZBOOT AND SHOE-
Have a reputation of over thirty years standing. GEO. S. DWINNELL, Western Agent, , INDIANAPOLIS, . . . IND.
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ture and become payable one month prior to the principal and coupons of the city bonds. The assessed valuation of real and personal property of the city aggregates $53,986,940, and the rate of taxation for all purposes is as follows :
General Purposes 86c per $100
Sinking Fund 3c
Sewer Tax. 10c
School Tax. 22c
Total
$1.21 66 66
The city has no floating debt. All
moneys received by taxation and from other sources are placed in the general fund, and all appropriations are paid out of such fund.
1883.
1884.
Saddlery and Carriage Goods
$520,000 $600,000
Leather, Findings and Belting ..
520,000 690,000
Produce and Commis- sion
920,000
1,375,000
Agricultural Machin- ery.
1,450,000
1,800,000
NEWSPAPERS.
The press is represented by 40 publica- tions, as follows: 6 daily, 20 weekly, 2 semi-monthly and 12 monthly papers. The daily sheets are known as the News, Indi- ana Tribune, Sentinel, Journal, Times and Tel- egraph. They are fully up to the standard and well known throughout the west.
INDIANA STATE HOUSE.
COMMERCE.
The average increase of the wholesale trade of 1884 over 1882, in this city, was about 10 per cent. The increase in each line of trade is well represented in the fol- lowing aggregate of the wholesale trade for the years named :
1883.
1884.
Dry Goods $6,000,000 $7,000,000
Groceries
5,550,000 6,800,000
Hardware and Iron ...
2,200,000 2,550,000
Drugs, Paints, Oils, etc 1,950,000
2,500,000
Boots and Shoes ...
1,400,000
1,875,000
Queensware
650,000 800,000
Hats and Caps
250,000
485,000
Toys and Fancy Goods
500,000 625,000
Confectionery
500,000 640,000
Coffee and Spices
175,000 180,000
Clothing.
370,000
480,000
Millinery
C60.000
775,000
EDUCATIONAL AND RELIGIOUS.
This, the city of churches, has probably no equal in number of, and handsome church edifices. There are in all 87, repre- senting every religious society known in the United States. It has the best of edu- cational advantages. The Board of School Commissioners, composed of 11 members, has control of the public schools, which are 27 in number, including . the high school, In addition to the city schools, there are a number of private and classical schools and academies, and a good business college.
The public library is located at the cor- ner of Pennsylvania and Ohio streets and contains 37,000 volumes.
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
The value of public property of the city is as follows :
J. H. CURRAN
HAND ELEVATORS, 135 West Second St., - - CINCINNATI.
Established 1840.
CHARLES MAYER.
WM. HAUEISEN.
Charles Mayer & Co.,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL CHARLES MAYER & CO. CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES. WILLOW WARE, FISHING TACKLE. FIRE WORKS, FLAGS.
7777777777
BOHEMIAN GLASS WARE)
DRUGGISTS & STATIONERS" SUNDRIES
FANCY GOODS TOYS. NOTIONS //
Importers and Dealers in
Fancy Goods
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TOYS
Stationers' and Druggists' Sundries, Smokers' Articles,
Cutlery, Fancy Hardware, Willow-Ware,
Cabinet Wooden Ware,
Baby Carriages,
Express Wagons,
Velocipedes,
Bicycles, Etc.
Fire Works,
HOLIDAY GOODS,
Largest Line in the country. Send for Catalogues. Orders solicited. Satisfaction guar-
029 CHARLES MAYER & CO.
"G. A. MARTEN&CO
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TAMA anteed.
29 & 31 West Washington Street,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND,
MODEL CLOTHING CO. ney Largest and most complete Clothing House in the State.
( 43 and 45 East Washington Street, and 18, 20 and 22 South Pennsylvania Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Fire department property
$277,032
Tomlinson estate ..
83,000
School buildings and lots.
1,011,411
Public parks.
100,000
City hospital.
20,000
Charitable and benevolent insti- tutions ....
164,507
Miscellaneous.
100,000
Total. $1,755,943
Indianapolis has a good municipal gov- ernment, gas works, water works, electric light, street railway, a board of trade that has no superior in the country, several good ,hotels, good banking institutions, 4 theatres, a number of handsome residences, substantial business blocks, a Court House that has no superior, and a State House
Ackelow H Jr, propr Circle House, 15 N Meridian.
Acme Milling Co, O N Frenzel, pres; C L Cutter, vice pres and manager ; Samuel Harris, sec and treas; 352 W Washing- ton.
Adams Anson T, physician, 215 E Wash- ington.
Adams Brick Co, brick mnfrs, 88 Virginia ave.
Adams Express Co, 25 S Meridian.
Adams L F & Co, produce commission, 52 S Penn.
Adams John Q, House, Machinery and Safe Mover, 255 S Tenn. (See adv in House Movers.)
Adams L F & Co, commission merchants, 52 S Penn.
MARION COUNTY COURT HOUSE.
under course of construction, that when completed will be one of the finest build- ings of its class in the United States. The building permits for the year ending De- cember 31, 1883, amounted to 815; and from December 31, 1883, to September 1, 1884, aggregated 610. This is the most el- igible point for the location of manufac- tories to be found in the United States, and any legitimate enterprise will meet with a hearty welcome and support. The Adams, A.m, U S and Pacific Ex, and W U and B & O Tel Co, have offices here.
Abbett F W, physician, 23 Virginia ave. Abbett L & CH, physicians, 31} Virginia ave.
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Abbott & Albaugh, physicians, 37 W Wash- ington.
Abell George W, American Cred- itors Exchange, 34 N Delaware.
Abright Charles F, carriagemkr, 125 In- diana ave.
Accident Insurance Co of North America, Cleaveland & Adams, State agents ; A M Alexander, general manager for Indiana; 31 N Penn.
Adams Manufacturing Co, clothes wring- ers, 72 W Washington.
Adams Packing Co, Mofrs of Mince Meat and Fruit Butters, 62 S Al- abama. (See adv.)
Adams & Hawk, grocers, 2 Central ave. Adler Julius, dry goods, 167 W Washing- ton.
Ahlders Ahlrich, grocer, 428 S Meridian.
Ainsworth Frank B & Co, subscription books, Vance Block.
Albert Ephraim, flour and feed, 319 Indi- ana ave.
Albertsmeyer Charles D, saloon, 490 S Me- ridian.
Albertsmeyer C H, grocer, 203 Prospect.
Albrecht Maurice, dentist, room 61 Fletcher & Sharpe's Block.
Aldag C & Son, boots and shoes, 175 E Washington.
Aldrich Joshua H, Thames Loan & Trust Co, 92 E Market.
Alexander A W & Co, live stock, Union Stock Yards.
Alexander M A & Co, jewely mnfrs, 10 Con- dit Block.
PATENTS. CALL OR WRITE FOR INFORMATION. (See adv).
C. BRADFORD, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS, 16 and 18 Hubbard Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
.
MINTURN & MINTUKN 3/ 10 33 SENTINEL BLDG. INDIANAPOLIS , IND.
PATENI SOLICITORS HAND BOOK FREE
(See adv., pages 405 and 407.)
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Alford Wm E, cigars, 24 N Meridian. Algeo Samuel, grocer, 51 N Alabama. Allen H C, lawyer, 10 Boston Block.
Allen John, flour and feed, 261 W Wash- ington.
Allen John W, produce, 209 W Washington. Allen Wm H & Co, druggists, s w cor Penn and Market.
Allen & Hassen, real estate, 24} E Wash- ington.
Allen & Johnson, proprs National Surgical Institute, n e cor Illinois and Maryland. Allerdice Joseph, hides, 206 S Meridian.
Allford Fremont, lawyer, 25 Wright's Block.
Allgaier Jane, restaurant, 165 W Washing- ton.
Allison Bros, notions, 405 N Alabama.
Allison N S, Employment Exchange, 34 N Delaware.
Alloways J M,custom shoemkr, 10 E Wash- ington.
Alm Andrew C, blacksmith, 417 Virginia ave.
Alten August, blacksmith, 240 S Meridian. Althouse Isaac, augers and machine bits mnfr, 191 S Meridian.
Altmann Hermann,saloon, 42 Virginia ave. American Creditors' Associ- ation, George W Abell, Manager, 34 N Delaware.
American Express Co, E W Sloan, Superintendent, 3 W Washington and 14 S Meridian.
American Farm Implement Co, publrs American Farm Implement, 34 E Mar- ket.
American Paper Pulley Co, Newcomb & Rockwood, Proprietors, 114 and 116 S Penn. (See bottom lines.)
Amos T D & Son, grocers, 302 E North.
Anderson Hardware Co, Hard- ware, 144 to 150 S Meridian.
Anderson James E, physician, 125} S Illi- nois.
Anderson John A, confectioner, 267 N No- ble.
Anderson John B, cigars, 220 E Washing- ton.
Anderson L A Dr & Co, pharmaceutical supplies, 56 Shelby.
Anderson William C, Abstract of Titles, 86 E Market.
Andrews A H & Co, school furniture, 24 S Penn.
Andrews E C & Co, soap mnfrs, 617 S West. Aneshaensel & Strong, plumbers, 93 N Penn. Ankenbrock Bros, grocers, 150 Blake.
Ankenbrock Henry Sr, grocer, 355 S Dela- ware.
Annabil Ira M, second hand goods, 218 In- diana ave.
Anschuetz Edward, cigar mnfr, 34 Dough- erty.
Anterelli Luige, restaurant, 306 E Wash- ington.
Anthony Emanuel, Physician, 90 Mass ave.
Antony Maurice, restaurant, 194 E Wash- ington.
Applegate Wm A, merchandise broker, 70 S Meridian.
Arbuckle Samuel, carpenter, rear 75 E Market.
Arbuckle & Dral, real estate, 72 E Market. Arbuckle & Reese, carpenters and well- diggers, rear 75 E Market.
Archdeacon Frank M, canned goods, 276 W Washington.
Arens Addie, dressmkr, 93 N Delaware.
Arens F J, Saloon, 92 E Washington. Arff Edward, bakery, 311 Mass ave.
Armstrong Henry, saloon, 77 S West.
Armstrong T L, vet surgeon, 25 Circle.
Arnholter F Wm, harness, 225 E Wash- ington.
Arnholter Henry, harnessmkr, 578 Vir- ginia ave.
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Arthur George H, piano tuner, 64 N Penn. Asch Adolphi, lounge mnfr, 114 S Illinois. Ashbrook John T, manager Indianapolis Fire Insurance Co, 8 Bates Block.
Ashley Bessie Mrs, fancy goods, 102 N ยท Penn.
Astley W. J & Co, druggists, 49 S Illinois. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe R R, FT Hendry, traveling agt, 69 W Maryland.
Atkins E C & Co, Proprietors Sheffield Saw Works, 206 to 216 S Illi- nois. (See adv, front cover.)
Atkinson Clayton T, grocer, 200 S Pine. Atkinson E Lynn, grocer, 234 Fletcher ave. Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co, 4 Bates Block. Atlas Engine Works, 9th and Martindale ave.
Aughinbaugh Edward L, druggist, 63 N Penn.
Aughinbaugh G C, druggist, 608 Virginia ave.
Aughinbaugh Wm & Co, flavoring extracts, cor Dillon & Lexington ave.
Automac Handle Co, H P Hood, Proprietor, 15 Journal Building.
Avery Leon S, propr Roosevelt House, 82 E Ohio.
Axtell J W & Co, crockery, 34 E Wash- ington.
Ayers Frank, produce, 63 N Delaware.
Ayres L S & Co, dry goods, 33, 35, 37 W Washington.
Ayres & Brown, lawyers, 36} E Wash- ington.
Ayres & Cole, lawyers, 35} E Washington. Baber A & Co, live stock commission, Un- ion Stock Yards.
Backus Road Cart Co, carriages, 12 and 14 Circle.
Backus Wm, fresh fish, 77 N Illinois.
FRICTION WHEELS{
Fillings for Friction Wheels made from Paper, solidly pressed, turned and bored to suit flanges. WRITE FOR PRICES. AMERICAN PAPER PULLEY CO., 114 and 116 S. Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis, Ind.
THE NEW HOTEL ENGLISH.
FR
Situated on the Circle, Opposite Circle Park, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Was opened February 1st, 1884, as a FIRST-CLASS HOTEL-it has been newly and elegantly furnished throughout, has Pas- senger Elevator, Electric Bells, Six Exits, Fire Escapes, Hot and Cold Water in every room, Electric Light, Heated by Steam, and all the Latest and Most Modern Improvements. This Hotel is centrally located in the business part of the city, and convenient to all the principal places of amusements.
RATES, $2.00 PER DAY.
H. H. JACKSON, PROP'R.
SMITH'S
COUGH SYRUP.
CURES COUGHS AND COLDS. Adver. . tising furnished Druggists by E. G. SMITH & SON, KENTLAND, IND.
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Bacon E H, physician, 25 W Washington. Bader Jacob, barber, 316 E Washington.
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Badger George I, manager Domestic Sew- ing Machine, 54 N Penn.
Bagby W W & Co, proprs Indianapolis Leader, 11 Miller's Block.
Baggerly Charles W, leaf tobacco, 16 W Pearl.
Bagnelle Robert, shoemkr, 261 Mass ave. Bahr Paul, music teacher, 233 N Noble.
Bailey George W, real estate, 94} E Wash- ington.
Bailie Hamilton, coal and coke, 148 S West.
Baird John W, lawyer, 8} N Penn.
Baird Wm, cooper, cor Pearl and Black- ford.
Baird & Dillon, subscription books, 26 In- diana ave.
Baker A H & Son, grocers, 200 Virginia ave.
Baker Bertha, millinery, 214 E Wash- ington.
Baker, Hord & Hendricks, Lawyers, 23 S Penn.
Baker James P, lawyer, 33 Vance Block.
Baker Joseph F, overall mnfr, 346 E St Clair.
Baker Mary, dressmkr, 189 S Tennessee.
Baker W H, Proprietor Enterprise Hotel, 78 to 88 Mass ave. (See adv, opp Hotels.)
Baker & Long, feed and sale stables, rear 224 E Market.
Baldwin D H & Co, Pianos and Or- gans, 95, 97 and 99 N Penn. (See adv, front cover.)
Baldwin Ira J, physician, 21 Bloomington (W I).
Baldwin, Miller & Co, Wholesale Jewelry, 17 S Meridian.
Balfour James M, grocer, 205 W Washing- ton.
Balfour John, restaurant, 76 E Market. Balfour John, propr Stewart Place.
Balke & Krauss, Dealers in and
Shippers of Coal, Coke and Lime, Ce- ment, Plaster Paris, Hair, Sewer Pipe, Fire Brick and Clay ; Office, 27 N Penn ; Yard, Missouri bet Washington and Mar- ket. (See adv in Lime Dealers.)
Ball Addison, physician, 248 S Meridian. Ball Jame's M, dentist, 30} W Washington.
Ballantyne Wm, wood and coal, 82 Eliza- beth.
Ballard G M, real estate, 7 Journal Build- ing.
Ballard Jennie, dressmkr, 68} Mass ave.
Ballard Wm H, creamery, 102 N Delaware. Ballard Wm M, physician, 186 Indiana ave. Ballard & Richards, broom mnfrs, Blind Asylum.
Ballinger Thomas A, laundry, 57 Indiana ave.
Ballinger & Saltmarsh, carpenters, rear 198 W Washington.
Ballmann & Seyfort, painters, 48 Virginia ave.
Ballweg Alfred E, guns, 81 W Washing- ton.
Ballweg & Co, packing boxes, S West bet I & St Land Vandalia R R crossing.
Baltimore & Ohio Express, G H Grover, agt, 38 S Illinois.
Baltz Catherine, grocer, 440 S Illinois.
Balz Frederick, meat market, 400 N West. Balz Peter, meat market, 773 N Illinois.
Balz Philip, meat market, 556 N Mississip- pi.
Bamberger H, hats and caps, 16 E Wash- ington.
Bank of Commerce, John H Stewart, pres ; John W Ray, cash ; cor Virginia ave and Penn.
Banner Publishing Co, Charles H Soules, propr, 38 E South.
Bannworth B, shoemkr, 34 Mass ave.
Banse Wm, wagonmkr, 193 S East.
Bany Peter, saloon, 508 E Washington.
Barbour Oliver P, physician, 28 Hutchings Block.
Barckdall B S, grocer, 204 Blake.
Barckdall Daniel, saloon, 808 W Washing- ton.
Barnard Fred, boots and shoes, 47 W Wash- ington.
Barnard & Sayles, insurance, 77 E Market. Barnes A A & Co, commission, 58 S Dela- ware.
Barnes Bros, hotel and saloon, 448 Mass ave.
Barnes George W, spring beds, 72 W Wash- ington.
Barnes H F, physician, 31} Virginia ave.
Barnett Bennett, pawnbroker, 170 E Wash- ington.
Barnett Jacob, saloon, 32 Malott ave.
Barnett Julia, masquerade costumes, 170 E Washington.
Barnett Susan F, dressmkr, 57 Dunlop.
Barnett & Elliot, boots and shoes, 763 S Meridian.
Barnhart Philip A, produce, 201 W Wash- ington.
Barnhizer & Gorden, live stock, Union Stock Yards.
Barnett James L, grocer, 299 N Mississippi. Barnum Wm W, wood and coal, 184 E Market.
Baron Charles F, druggist, 707 E Washing- ton.
Baron George, tailor, dying and cleaning, 33 E Market.
Barr Jacob, cigar mnfr, 79 Lockerbie.
Barrett Herman, second hand goods, 269 E Washington.
Barry John, mer tailor, 29 Virginia ave. Barry Samuel, file mnfr, 136 S Penn.
W. H. CORBALEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. (42 Vance Block), Collects Original Pensions, Increase Pensions, Pay, Bounty, Land Warrants, ) Horse Claims, etc. Special attention given to Rejected Claims, Special arrangements made with Claim Agents going out of the business, or Attorneys sending me business.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
STOCK COMPANY.
INDIANA INSURANCE COMPANY,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. - --: 0:
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N. S. BYRAM,
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M. V. McGILLIARD, -
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AGENCIES IN THE PRINCIPAL TOWNS. - :0:
LIST OF STOCKHOLDERS : 3
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, County Treasurer.
W. D. WILES, Wholesale Grocer.
HON. VINSON CARTER, Attorney at Law.
HON. J. A. WILDMAN, Post-master. CHARLES E. DARK, Insurance.
ELI LILY, Manufacturing Pharmacist.
LEWIS SCHMIDLAP, Wholesale Coffee.
E. H. ELDRIDGE, Lumber Dealer. ALLISON MAXWELL, Coroner Marion County.
M. D. BUTLER, Agent W. U. Telegraph Co.
GEO. W. STUBBS,
Attorney at Law.
A. HURFORD, CANTON, O.,
Capitalist and Manufacturer.
D. L. SPOTTS, Ag't Diebold Safe & Lock Co.
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, COLUMBUS, IND., Banker and Merchant.
H. C. ELLISON, CANTON, O., Banker. DOMINIE TYLER, CANTON, O., Capitalist and Manufacturer.
HOWARD MAXWELL; Wholesale Grocer. FRANK F. McCREA, Wholesale Millinery.
W. W. McCREA, Wholesale Millinery.
J. R. PRESTON, CINCINNATI, O., General Agent. C. H. PRESTON, CINCINNATI, O., General Agent.
BOYD'S CHLOROFORM ELIXIR. (
The Surest, Safest, Quickest and Most Pleasant Remedy for Diarrhea and Pains in the Stomach and Bowels. B. H. BOYD, LAFAYETTE, IND.
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Barry Wm B, saw mnfr, 134 S Penn.
Barthel Albert, meat market, 754 E Wash- ington.
Barthel G & Bro, meat market, 409 E Washington.
Bartholomew Charles, second hand goods, 295 E Washington.
Bartholomew P W, lawyer, 8} N Penn.
Bartholomew Wm H H, junk dealer, 252 Mass ave.
Barus Carl, music teacher, 87 N East.
Bass Thomas W & Son, broom mnfrs, 406 Ash.
Bates House (The), Louis Reibold, propr, cor Illinois and Washington.
Bates M V & C A, proprs Bates' Transfer Co, 9 Circle.
Bates Transfer Co, M V & C A Bates, proprs, 9 Circle.
Bauer Adam, children's carriage manufac- turing, 108 Mass ave.
Bauer Charles, Proprietor City Vin- egar & Pickling Co, 98 and 100 S Penn. (See adv.)
Bauer Conrad, meat market, '184 N Ten- nessee.
Baugh Henry, shoemkr, 9 S Missouri.
Baumann Frederick, baker, 18 Elizabeth. Baxter Peter D, grocer,832 W Washington. Beach James, barber, 69 S Illinois.
Beach Medical College, Wilbur F Wood, dean ; John L Marsh, sec ; 40 Hubbard Block.
Beatty & Co, grocers, cor Shelby and Belt R R.
Beaum David, barber, cor St Clair and West.
Beaver Wm, grocer, 2 Carlos.
Beck Christian, gunsmith, 23 W Maryland. Beck Henry, grocer, 274 Olive.
Beck Samuel & Son, firearms and ammu- nition, 54 S Meridian.
Becker Charles T, barber,26 Kentucky ave. Becker Jacob, cigar mnfr, 64 Stevens.
Becker Joseph, confectioner and restaurant, 20 W Washington.
Becker & O'Reilley, horseshoers, 301 W Washington.
Becker & Son, mer tailors, 99 E Washing-' ton.
Bectner Sophia, saloon, 107 Hill ave.
Bedel Andrew, cigar mnfr, 97 Lafayette. Bedford C T, physician, 290 Mass ave.
Bedford & Bloomfield Railway, John Thomas, pres; S W Morgan, sec; 8 Chamber of Commerce.
Beham Thomas, tailor, 47 Kentucky ave. Behrendt Albert, cigars, 122 S Illinois.
Behymer Frank, Contractor and Builder; Special Attention to all Kinds of Job and Repair Work, n e cor Ohio and Delaware.
Belcher Thomas W S, teacher of music, class lessons in theory, 95} N Delaware.
Belck Sophia, dressmkr, 361 Virginia ave.
Bell Guido, physician, 98 N East.
Bell Levi C, millinery, 52 N Illinois.
Bell Miletus, druggist, 267 Mass ave.
Bell Samuel T, saloon, 322 E Washington. Bell Wm A, publr Indiana School Jour- nal, 12 Journal Building.
Beltz Frank P, blacksmith, 79 W Mary- land.
Benner Rudolph, saloon, 180 1st.
Benner Wm J, wood and coal, cor I C & L R R and 7th.
Bennett J Wesley, artist, 86} E Market.
Bennett P S, physician, 43 Virginia ave.
Bennett Telephone Co, 182 N Meridian.
Bennett Wesley, artist, 862 E Market.
Benson John A, saloon, 220 W Washington.
Benson T & Co, furniture, 156 E Washing- ton.
Bergmann Francis, saloon, 250 W Morris. Bergmeyer Ferdinand, Rector Church of the Sacred Heart, Union and Palmer.
Bergundthal David C, merchandise broker, 80 S Meridian.
Bernd Bros & Co, carriages, 69 W Morris. Bernhamer Will F A, lawyer, 15 Thorp Block.
Bernhart John, saloon, 37 and 39 S Dela- ware.
Bernstein E, stoves and tinware, 189 W Washington.
Bernstein S, stoves and tinware, 229 W Washington.
Bertelsman Charles, cigarmkr, 264 Mass ave.
Bertelsman Wm, news dealer, 264 Mass ave. Bertermann Bros, Florists, Cut Flowers, and Floral Designs for Weddings and Funerals a specialty, 37 Mass ave. (See adv.)
Bessonies August Very Rev Vicar General, Rector of St John's Cathedral.
Betzner Sophia, saloon, 22 Newman.
Beville H H, Real Estate, Loan and Rental Agent; Indiana and Western lands bought and sold; telephone call 757,82 N Penn.
Bevis Martin, grocer, 336 E Washington. Beyersdorfer George, saloon, 67 N Illinois. Bibb Wm A, saloon, 84 W Market.
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