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J. H. CURRAN
Basement Elevators 135 West Second St., . CINCINNATI.
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MODEL CLOTHING CO. NoLargest 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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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
NEW 529
Walton Wm, harnessmkr. Weaver A C, blacksmith.
NELSON. Called also Bloomtown, located in Sugar Creek township, Vigo county, on St L V T H & I Ry, is a village of 90 inhabitants, 7 miles west of Terre Haute, the county seat and bank location. Wheat, corn and timber are shipped. Stage route to Terre Haute. Joseph Cusick, post- master.
Morrow H M, staves.
NETTLE CREEK. Well known as Franklin, located in Dalton township, Wayne. county, 21 miles northwest of Richmond, the county seat. Hagerstown, 5 miles south, on P C & St L Ry, is the nearest bank location and shipping point. Population 125. Stage fare to Hagerstown 25 cents ; to Muncie 75 cents (runs 4 times per week). J W Macy, postmaster.
Baldwin C, shoemkr.
Billheimer S, furniture.
Cecil A A, physician. Dering John, shoemkr.
Hockett Z, general store.
Macy J W, Postmaster. Markle Jacob, flour mill. Philabaum Daniel, wagonmkr. Philabaum Wm, blacksmith.
Smith Jackson, carpenter. Weller Joseph, tile mnfr.
NEVADA. In Liberty township, Tipton county, on the P C & St L Ry, 10 miles north of Tipton court house and nearest bank. Ships grain and lumber. Population 60. Robert Coate, postmaster. Coate D L & Co, general store, R R and ex agt.
Coate Robert, Postmaster. Gaskill R S & Co, grain. Reeder J B, insurance agt. Ricketts Marcus, saw mill.
NEVADA MILLS. Known lo- cally as Nevada, is in Jamestown township, Steuben county, 11 miles northwest of An- gola, the county seat, shipping and bank- ing point. Population. 75. Tri-weekly stage route to Angola. Maria Neutz, post- master.
Anderson & Co, saw and flour mill. Clark J C, carpenter. Clark Wallace, flour mill. Crandal J L, grocer. Menett Sylvester, justice of the peace. Neutz F, General Store. Neutz Maria, Postmaster. Spangle A, blacksmith.
Terry T C, justice of the peace.
NEVIN. Is a recently established farmers' postoffice in Harrison county.
NEW ALBANY. Is a handsome manufacturing city of 20,000 inhabitants, the county seat of Floyd county, located on the Ohio river nearly opposite Louisville, Ky ; 110 miles south of Indianapolis, 128 below Cincinnati and 344 southeast of Chi- cago. Its transportation facilities are very excellent, comprising the L N A & C, J M & I and L E & St L roads; it is connected with Louisville by ferry and rail, thus giving it the advantages of all roads cen- tering there, and these with the water transportation of the Ohio, gives it ample facilities for marketing its immense manu- factured and agricultural products. New Albany was platted in 1813, and is to-day one of the most progressive cities in Indi- ana. Its religious and educational advant- ages are unexcelled, and are represented by 23 churches of various religious denomi- nations, 2 high and 10 graded schools, a business college and the celebrated DePauw College for Young Women. The city is governed by the mayor and common coun- cil, has an efficient police department, a fire department equipped with 3 hose reels and a hook and ladder truck, several miles of street railway, gas and water works, electric light, 1 private and 4 national banks, an opera house, several public halls, good hotels and substantial business blocks. The press of New Albany is rep- resented by the Ledger, issued daily and weekly, and the Herald, Public Press, Review Deutsche Zeitung, weekly papers.
New Albany, for its size, is one of the most important manufacturing towns in Indiana, the manufactories here giving employment to over 4,000 hands; the De- Pauw American Plate Glass Works alone employing over 1,000, and this with sev- eral other mills, factories, etc., engaged in the manufacture of furniture, forgings, railroad iron, leather, woolen goods, cotton batting, brick, hosiery, castings, cooperage, oil stoves, boilers, engines, carriage wood stock, handles, boats, beer, stoves, brass goods, flour, boots and shoes, edge tools, fertilizers, lumber, spokes, carriages, glue, queensware, iron fence, sash, doors, blinds, tobacco boxes, car axles and pumps, com- prise the principal manufacturing indus- tries of the city.
This city has all the conveniences and facilities for manufacturing, and as a resi- dence place it is unexcelled. It is now the second town in population, in Indiana, on the Ohio river, and is destined to be- come the first in manufacture in the near future. The Adams and L N A & C Ex,
le Bradford,
Solicitor of AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS, and Notary Public. Office, Rooms 16 and 18 Hubbard Block, Indianapolis, Ind. (See adv.)
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MINTURN& MINTURN 3/ TO 33 SENTINEL BLDG, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
PATENT SOLICITORS MIN HAND BOOK FREE.
(See adv., pages 405 and 407.)
530
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INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER NEW
and W U Tel Cos have offices here. Madi- son M Hurley, postmaster.
Adams Express Co, Opera House Build- ing.
Adolph Adam, tailor, 30 Lower Market.
Adrian Emma J, music teacher, Market, nr 3d.
Albertson James, grocer, cor Market and Lower 1st.
Aldrich George, grocer, Sycamore and Vincennes.
Alexander S J Jr, druggist, 106 E Main. Allison Wm E, tailor, 66 Pearl.
American Foundry, Water, bet 6th and 7th. Armstrong Wesley, general store, Upper 3d and River.
Anthony & Fullenlove, Attor-
neys at Law, Vernias Block,
Argo J U, sewing machines, 126 Pearl. Armstrong J F, jeweler, 98 Bank.
Austin Thomas E, drugs, Main and Park Place.
Axline David C, carriage mnfr, 69 Upper 3d.
Bader Annie, milliner, 58 E Main.
Bader Jacob, saloon, 10th and Upper Mar- ket.
. Baer John, dry goods, 122 Pearl.
Baker J F, cigars, 6 E Main.
Baldwin Thomas, grocer, cor Lower 2d and Main.
Ball Peter, Barber, 95 E Main.
Baner Anthony, notions, 15 Lower Market. Banes Bros, carpenters, 9th and Market.
Bareford Mary Mrs, Milliner, 13 Lower Market. (See adv, page 531.)
Barth A & Co, tanners, Upper 10th and Water.
Bartliner Sallie, dressmkr, 72 Lower 1st. Bassett, Burney & Vance, Pub- lishers The Review, Spring w of Pearl. Beard & Norton, agrl implements, 105 State. Beck George & Son, edge tool mnfrs, 3d and Upper Market.
Beddow Thomas, saloon, cor Main and State.
Belviy Frank, produce, 146 Spring.
Bender Henry, books, 96 E Main.
Bently Alfred W, insurance, cor Main and State.
Bently Wm R, carpets, 30 E Main.
Bernstein Jacob, notions, Market and Pearl. Bettmann Charles, grocer, 397 W Market.
Beust Bernhard, druggist, Upper Market bet 13th and 14th.
Beust Max, drugs, 398 Spring.
Bieckmann John, barber, 5 Upper Market. Biel Charles, meats, Vincennes. Bir Louis, grocer, 343 Upper Spring. Bir Sylvester, grocer, 10th and Market. Bizot August A, tailor, 82 Pearl.
Binggenberg John Sr, grocer, Green and State.
Bittman John G, florist, 424 E Main.
Blust Mary, grocer, 256 W Main. Blust Wm, huckster, cor 9th and Main.
Board Joseph, Furniture, 79 Upper Market. (See adv, page 535.)
Bohl Charles W, barber, 93 Upper Market. Boland Michael, saloon, 15th and Syca- more.
Bonefer Andrew, wagonmkr, State near Monroe.
Bonner Joseph, rags, Pearl near Spring. Bossle Henry, shoemkr, Washington and Market.
Bott Anton, saloon, 18 Upper Market.
Bott Henry, live stock, State near Early. Bourquin & Co, wh notions, 67 Pearl.
Bowman David F, cotten batten mnfr, State and Main.
Bracher Charles, notions, Elm and Vin- cennes.
Bradford Charles H, jeweler, 96 Pearl.
Bradley A & Co, flour mill, cor State and Elm.
Brannon Charles, telephone manager, 9 E Main.
Brasher Albert Mrs, milliner, 93 Upper Main.
Braundeck Joseph, saloon, Main and Vin- cennes.
Breetz Charles H, grocer, 64 Market.
Brewer J C & Co, flour mills, Pearl and Bank.
Briggs John S, hardware, 107 State.
Brigham R S, physician, 75 E Main.
Broeker Bros, general store, cor 8th and Main.
Brothers J F, agrl implements, 146 State. Brown C C, mer tailor, Upper 3d and Mar- ket.
Brown Prof J, marble works, cor State and Elm.
Brown Wm & Son, agrl implements, 77 State.
Buche John, saloon, Main and Vincennes. Burk Frank P, prosecuting attorney.
Burk Robert E, sewing machines, 9 E Main.
Burney W A, physician, Venias Block.
Burton E C, American Ex, Opera House Building.
Cadwallader H J, clothing, 95 State.
Cain C Mrs notions, cor Lower 2d and Main.
Cannon George H, physician, 104 E Main. Car George, stave factory, 159 Water. Carpenter Frank & Bro, barbers, 111 Pearl. Carpenter Joseph, barber, cor State and Oak.
Carpenter House, John McIntosh,
Proprietor, cor Lower 1st and Main. Carpenter Robert, barber, 188 State. Carpenter & Darry, saloon, 71 Pearl. Castian Edward, saloon, 68 Pearl.
Carter James, barber, 209 W Main. Carter & Tartarat, spoke mnfr, w end Pearl.
AMERICAN PAPER PULLEY CO.{ 1@PAPER BELT PULLEYS And Friction Wheels. 114 and 116 S. Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis.
THOS. C. DAY & CO.{
Farms and City Property for Sale. Some Bargains. 72 East Market St., INDIANAPOLIS.
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- AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
NEW 531
H. Klerner & Sons, -MANUFACTURERS OF-
FURNITURE,
Factory, cor. 5th and Oak, Salesrooms, 76 Pearl St., New Albany, Ind. Extra inducements to cash buyers.
PORTRAITS FROM LIFE,
Or Small Likenesses of any kind to Life Size.
For particulars address FERD. G. WALKER,
ARTIST, Cor. Spring and Pearl, New Albany, Ind.
ISRAEL HOUSE,
JOHN B. KELLY, Proprietor,
Near Steamboat Landing and Depot, NEW ALBANY, IND. (40 W. Main Street.)
RATES, - $1.25 Per Day.
Mrs. M. BAREFORD, -DEALER IN ---- MILLINERY, NOTIONS and FANCY GOODS, No. 13 Market St., Between State and L. First Sts. (first door from Knoefel's Block), NEW ALBANY, IND.
ING & ELDER
FURNITURE, All kinds of Furniture made to order. 43 and 45 S. Meridian St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
SHOW CASES
CHARLES RUEHL, 6 West Louisiana St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
532 NEW INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER NEW
Cavin James O, grocer, Water nr Upper 5th.
Ceaser Charles, meats, Spring and Vin- cennes.
Cerf Ida, milliner, 11 Lower Market. Cerf N & Sons, notions, 19 Upper Market.
Central Hotel, W Curtis & Co, Pro- prietors, s w cor Market and Bank. Clapp Wm A, physician, 113 Main.
Clark & Ogle, saw mills, Water bet 7th and 8th.
Clemensen & Co, carpenters, 161 Pearl. Cline Ben F, lumber, 7th and Market. Clyne Ann M, grocer, 4th and Main. Cody James, physician, 68 W Main. Collins Henry H, shoes, 46 E Main.
Condiff Mercell D, insurance, 49 E Main. Conger David J, brick mnfr, 6th and Main. Connor F D, insurance, cor Market and Pearl.
Conner James H, druggist, 128 Pearl. Conner James W Jr, Publisher Saturday Herald, 126 Pearl.
Cook Charles A, grocer, 27 W Main.
Cook C P, physician, 242 Spring.
Cook John, grocer, 8th and Shelby.
Cook Lou, milliner, 60 Upper Market.
Copeland George, notions, 258 Market.
Corbett Fred G, bill poster, 32 Spring.
Corbett James H, saloon, 235 Upper Market.
Craig & Gifford, carpenters, Upper 9th nr Market.
Crane John E, crockery, 78 Pearl.
Crawford Thomas B, florist, Chartres nr Railroad.
Crowe John, flour and feed, 146 State.
Crumbo & Melcher, marble works, opp L N A & C depot.
Curl Hotel, P M Curl, propr. Curl Perry N, grocer, 204 W Main.
Curtis W & Co, Proprietors Central Hotel, s w cor Bank and Market.
Cutter Mrs, grocer, Charlestown road. Dawz Charles, livery, 142 Pearl.
Dawson Benjamin F, grocer, 9 W Water. Day Ezekial R, books, 70 State.
Day S C, real estate, 102 State.
De Cerf D Mrs, milliner, 57 Market.
De Pauw American Plate Glass Co, Water bet 10th and 13th.
De Pauw College for Young Women, F A Friedley, Principal, cor Upper 9th and Main. (See adv, op- posite.)
Deuser Alois, boots and shoes, 133 Upper Market.
Deutsche Zeitung, Otto Palmer, propr.
Devol George H, stoves, 190 E Main. De Vol H N, plumber, 41 State. Dietz Rheinhard, cigars, 7 Upper Market. Dishman Frank E, oil stone mnfr, 7 Lower 2d.
Doran Joseph, grocer, cor 15th and Elm.
Dotson Elizabeth Mrs, notions, Bank n of Market. -
Dowling A, lawyer, Pearl and Market. Downing Lewis, restaurant, 75 State.
Draper Ann E Mrs, notions, cor Ann and Market.
Dudley Wm A, books, 8 E Main.
Eckhart F H, grocer, Washington and. Market.
Edmonson J W, produce, 6 Upper Market. Ehrhart George, grocer, 399 Spring.
Elgin Joseph L, druggist, 72 Pearl. Embs Henry, grocer, 64 W Main.
Emery Elijah, harness, 99 State.
Endris Anton, saloon, 15 Upper Market. Endris J Otto, jeweler, 116 Pearl.
Epstein B Mrs, clothing, 69 and 71 State. Evans John S, sewing machines, 7 E Main. Fawcett E W, ice and coal, 40 E Main.
Fawcett Henry W, coal and coke, Pearl and Water.
Fein Joseph, grocer, Vincennes and Market. Fein Paul, saloon, 39 Upper Market.
Feiock Casper, saloon, cor State and Mar- ket.
Fenger Charles, cigars, 7th and Spring.
Finney Samuel T, chief of police.
First National Bank (capital $300,000, sur- plus $75,000) ; J J Brown, pres; Wm Ma- hon, cash.
Fischer August, harnessmkr, 121 Pearl.
Fisher W M, Proprietor Merchants" and Farmers' Hotel, cor Spring and State. (See adv.),
Fleischer George, grocer, cor Spring and Vincennes.
Force I F & Co, carriage wood works, river bank cor 10th.
Forman James H, grocer, 46 Upper Mar- ket.
Formberg Henry, tailor, 7 W Main.
Franck Maggie, notions, 96 Upper Market .. Franklin House, Henry Schaaf, propr.
Frederick Lafayette, real estate, 23 E Main. Friend Isaac B, doors and blinds, Oak and Pearl.
Friedely Francis A, Principal De- Pauw College for Young Women. (See: adv opposite.)
Fronmiller Mathias, mer tailor, 98 Pearl. Garey Dumont, druggist, Vincennes.
Gassman John A, saloon, 141 W Main. Gebhard Fred, brewer, 10th and Market.
Gehbbach Wm, tinware, 94 Upper Market. Goebel F & Co, leather, 103 State.
Gohmann Mary Miss, dressmkr, 3d and Upper Market.
Goodbub George F, confectioner, 78 State. Goodbub Jacob, confectioner, 77 Pearl. Gould L B, confectioner, 37 State.
Graf George S, harness, 45 E Main.
Graft & Hipple, Wagon Dumping Machines, cor Lower 1st and Spring. (See adv.),
War Claims.
PENSIONS, BOUNTY, PAY, ALLOWANCES, LAND WARRANTS, ETC., Collected by W. H. CORBALEY, Attorney at Law, 42 Vance Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 1365 22 years experience. Rejected and increase Pensions a Specialty ..
DE PAUW COLLEGE C FOR
YOUNG WOMEN.
DE PAUW COLLEGE
FEMALE
In the Cause of Higher Education for Young Women, this College is now better prepared than ever to guarantee satisfaction in every particular. The at- tendance this present year is one hundred per cent. better than last year, and the required Course of Study is equal in every respect to that of any of the best Colleges of the country. There are two Regular Courses of Study-Classical and Scientific-besides the specialtie found in the
MUSIC SCHOOL AND ART SCHOOL
AND IN THE NORMAL AND COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENTS.
ALSO A SPECIAL TEACHER IN ELOCUTION.
Fall Term Begins September 3, 1884.
HON. W. C. DE PAUW, Pres't Board of Trustees. HON. A. DOWLING, Sec'y Board of Trustees. REV. F. A. FRIEDLEY, A. M., Pres't of Faculty. IDA VAN NESS, Music. MRS. A. E. MCCLELLAN, Ass't Teacher of Vocal Music.
EVA KIRKLAND, Elocution.
SUE M. FUNK, Teacher, Art School.
ADELIA WOODRUFF, Teacher of Belles Lettres. ALICE FUNK, Teacher of Mathematics. BESSIE HUTCHISON, Preparatory School. OLGA DE SEYDERWITZ, French and German.
IT Terms the Most Reasonable. the President,
For full information and Catalogue, address.
F. A. FRIEDLEY, NEW ALBANY, INDIANA.
CARPENTER HOUSE,
COR. LOWER FIRST AND MAIN STS.,
New Albany, Ind.
- JOHN McINTOSH, Proprietor.
Only Second-Class Hotel in the World.
The meanest man in America, who neither deals in politics or religion, his entire time being taken up in catering to the wants of his guests. However, he advises his patrons to say their prayers before retiring at night, and to whet their teeth for a tough beefsteak in the morning. It is the headquarters for commercial travelers, and "don't you forget it."
Terms Cash to both Saint and Sinner.
P. H. OLDENBURG,
NEW AND SECOND-HAND
FURNITURE!
Repairing neatly done at Reasona- able Price. Give me a call.
54 Lower Market St., New Albany, Ind.
WE STOP AT THE
Merchants' and Farmers' Hotel
Corner State and Spring Streets,
W. M. FISHER, Proprietor. NEW ALBANY, IND.
The best of Hotel accommodations. Charges low, and every attention given to the convenience and comfort of guests. The most commodious wagon yard in the city. Give us a call.
TAPE WORMS OUSTED!
MRS. W. M. WILCOX,
PROPRIETOR WILCOX'S FAMILY MEDICINES, 98 Bank Street, NEW ALBANY, INDIANA.
Mrs. Dr. Wilcox guarantees a permanent removal of Tape Worms, and can be consulted at her office, 98 Bank Street, New Albany, Indiana. Persons suffering from Tape Worms need suffer no longer. The follow- ing are a sample of the hundreds of testimonials in the possession of Mrs. Dr. Wilcox, which she has received unsolicited :
TESTIMONIALS.
LEAVENWORTH, IND.
DR. W. M. WILCOX :
My son was affiicted with Epileptic Fits nearly five years, and we could not get anything to bene fit him. I was induced to use your medicine. Four bottles cured him. I still keep the bitters in the house. Yours Truly, W. P. EVERDON.
Wm. Briggs, of the firm of Briggs Bros., Hardware Merchants, writes:
I can certify to the virtues of your medicines which have cured me of Dyspepsia and Catarrh of the Head. After trying the Hot Springs of Ark., and the advice of seven physicians, without any re- lief, my case was given up as hopeless by my friends. When I first commenced the use of your medi- cine I only weighed 82 pounds, and in three months I had gained 40 pounds, and am now in better health than ever before. WM. BRIGGS, New Albany, Ind.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
I certify that my wife has been afficted with Tape Worm for four years: She has been taking medicine for three years without doing any good. 1 am happy to state that you removed the entire worm (59 feet) within seven hours after the first dose of your medicine. FRANK SMITH.
GEORGETOWN, IND.
DR. W. M. Wilcox :
Dear Sir .- I have used your bitters in destroying worms in my children, also for a Tonic and Strengthening Cordial in general debility, and it proves to be in every respect the best preparation I ever used.
. W. W. TUCKER, M. D.
JEFFERSONVILLE, IND.
DR. W. M. WILCOX :
Sir .- Please fill my order immediately for your Bitters. They are more in demand than any medicine I keep in my store, and they give better satisfaction than any I have ever Yours truly, R. H. LUMIS.
BUSINESS NOTICE.
NEW ALBANY, IND., January 14th, 1882.
I desire to state to the public that Mrs. Dr. W. M. Wilcox this day relieved me of a Tape Worm measuring sixty-five feet in length. I have been in poor health for the past fifteen years, and finally became unfit for business, not knowing to a certainty the cause of my ill health until within the last three months, when I commenced a correspondence with Mrs. Dr. W. M. Wilcox, and resulted in the expulsion of the worm as above stated. A. S. MCCANDLESS, M. D., Medairaville, Ind.
Address MRS. W. M. WILCOX, 98 BANK STREET, NEW ALBANY, INDIANA.
"The Tape Worm Remedy is not sold on the market, but administered by herself only.
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.
534 NEW
INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER NEW
Graham John K, nursery, Main and Vin- cennes.
Grandidier John B, shoemkr, 136 W Main. Graves Gaius C, grocer, 35 WMarket. Graybrook Henry, produce, 198 State. Greene Frank, dentist, 38 Upper Market. Greene John O, lawyer, State and Spring. Greenhaugh Thomas H, eye and ear phy- sician, 183 Pearl.
Gregoiree John, saloon, W Main.
Gresham Ben W, grocer, 11th and Oak.
Grosheider G W, grocer, cor Market and Pearl.
Grove & Co, tailors, 34 E Main.
Gunkel Ziprian, saloon, 13th and Spring. Gwin B & Son, Livery, Feed and Sale Stables, cor Upper 3d and Market. (See adv, page 537.)
Gwinn Josiah, propr Public Press, 66 Pearl. Haertel Gustave, saloon, 111 and 113 Pearl.
Haller Christian, saloon, 100 Pearl.
Halm Conrad, shoemkr, 3 W Main.
Hains J M & Co, flour mill, 106 State. Hammond W G, grocer, 32 Upper Market. Hannan John, shoes, 42 Upper Market. Hancock J F, grocer, 117 W Main.
Hankey George H, grocer, W Main.
Hannan James, grocer, Market and Vin- cennes.
Hans Lewis, carriage mnfr, Upper 3d and Main.
Harbeson James, saloon, 214 W Main.
Harbeson John, agt Adams Ex, Opera House Building.
Harris F M, dentist, cor Main and Pearl.
Harrison James G, insurance, 9 E Main.
Hartley John W, grocer, 14 Lower Market. Hassenmiller Nicholas, wagonmkr, 391 Upper Market.
Hauss John, grocer, Upper 4th and Spring. Hebel John Mrs, confectioner, cor Lower 1st and Main.
Hedden, Phelps & Co, dry goods, cor State and Market.
Hedgewald Charles & Co, foundry, Pearl, nr Water.
Heimberger C & Son, photographers, 108 Pearl.
Heimberger Margaret, notions, cor 9th and Upper Market.
Hendrick Charles G, cigarmkr, 117 E Main.
Henry Edward G, lawyer, cor State and Pearl.
Herbst Mathias, mer tailor, 102 Pearl.
Herter Jacob, lawyer, 117 State.
Heyd Annie, notions, 402 Upper Market.
Heyd George, general store, 384 Upper Market.
Hieb John, clothier, 110 Pearl.
Hinds & Graham, painters, Main and 9th.
Hurley & Rollins, broom handles, alley bet 8th and 9th.
Hoffer Frank, wh liquors, 104 Pearl.
Hoffman Alvis, saloon, Water and 14th. Hoffman Otto, coal, Water and 14th. Hood George, shoemkr, 145 State.
Hood Ruth, notions, 95 Upper Market. Hoover Charles L, wh drugs, 4 and 6 W Main.
Hopkins T & A, tanners, Cherry w of State. Hoppenjon John H, shoemkr, 201 State. Horn John, grocer, 86 Pearl.
Horning & Atkins, brewers, Main and Vin- cennes.
Horton Joseph K, second hand goods, 22 Lower Market.
Huckelby Lawrence B, justice, 98 State.
Huget Peter, grocer, 115 W Main.
Huncilman Andres, real estate, 16 State. Huncilman & Harbeson, live stock, 4th bet. Market and Main.
Huncilman & Co, stoves and tinware, 86. Upper Market.
Hurley Mary, notions, 272 Vincennes.
Hurley Madison M, postmaster, cor Pearl and Spring.
Hurrle Ludwig, boots and shoes, 83 Pearl. Israel House, John B Kelly, Pro-
prietor, 40 W Main. (See adv, page 531.) Jackson Thomas J, lawyer, 101 Pearl.
Jackson & Thomas, carriage painters, 142. Pearl.
James Joseph, blacksmith, cor Elm and' State.
Jeffersonville, Madison & Indianapolis R R, cor Main and State.
Jenks & Zipprian, saloon, 73 Pearl.
Jewett Charles M, lawyer, cor Spring and Pearl.
Johannegman John, confectioner, 139 W Main.
Johnson Elizabeth Mrs, restaurant, foot of State.
Johnson James, carpenter, Spring and 5th. Johnson R M, barber, 128 W Main.
Johnson Wm C, physician, Bank bet Mar- ket and Spring.
Johnson Wm J, barber, 410 Upper Market. Johnston W H, grain cradles, 193 Pearl.
Jones Charles E, coal and insurance, Main and Pearl.
Jones E E, sewing machines, 56 Market. Jones Isaac, watchmkr, 34 Market.
Jutton Joseph, wagonmkr, cor State and Elm.
Kahl Philip, grocer, 213 Vincennes.
Kaiser Josephine Mrs, confectioner, 112; Pearl.
Kallaher Mary Miss, dressmkr, 64 Pearl. Keach Wm, wagon yard, 192 State.
Keane Michael J, shoemkr, 118 W Main.
Kelly John B, Proprietor Israel House, 40 W Main. (See adv, page 531.) Kelly & Myers, saloon, 5th and Main. Kelso James V, lawyer, 117 State.
Kemble John, shoemkr, 46 W Main. Kent Abbie, hair goods, 147 Pearl.
M. S. HUEY & SON BEE HIVE PLANING MILL
73 Pendleton Avenue, ยท - INDIANAPOLIS, IND ..
1
ARCTIC ICE MACHINE MFG. CO.
Competing Successfully in Cin- cinnati against Natural Ice. L (See adv., opp. Brewers, in Classified.)
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
NEW
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Kefler Elijah, picture frames, 57 and 59 Main.
Kepley P M, livery, 119 State.
Kern John P, grocer, 141 Pearl.
Kerr Samuel B, lawyer, cor Pearl and Mar- ket.
Kiefer Martin, saloon, 14 Upper Market.
Kiel Gustav, wh cigars, 136 Pearl.
Killinger John, shoemkr, 38 W Main.
King Edward, news, 36 Spring.
Kiser John B, photographer, cor Main and Pearl.
Kistler & Bro, saw and planing mill, Wa- ter and 13th.
Kistner Joseph, tailor, 74 Pearl.
Klarer Mathias, saloon, Pearl and Market.
Klebber Christian, grocer, Main and Vin- cennes.
Kleiber Christian Jr, grocer, cor Lower 2d and Spring.
Klein Jacob, shoes, 246 Upper 8th.
Klerner H & Son, Furniture, 76 Pearl. (See adv, page 531.)
Klingmann Adam, boots and shoes, 24 Up- per Market.
Klingmann K, notions, 22 Upper Market. Klosse Henry, druggist, 101 State.
Klosse Henry Jr, printer, 101 State.
Knabke Frederick, grocer, 9 Upper Market. Knirihm Herman, insurance, 16 State.
Knobloch & Steinhauser, barbers, 64 Pearl.
noefel August, druggist, 19 and 21 Lower Market.
Knoefel Robert C, Physician and Steamship Agent, 21 Lower Market.
Koab & Bro, grocers, 50 W Main. Koch John, jeweler, 80 State
Koch Louisa, milliner, 58 Upper Market.
Kodalle Louisa, baker, 207 Vincennes.
Koehler John J, grocer, 142 State.
Kohler Fred, shoemkr, 20 W Main.
Kohler John F, 17 Lower Market.
Kraemer George, feed, cor State and Elm .-
Kraft Conrad, saloon, 13 Upper Market.
Kraft Ferdinand, shoemkr, cor 14th and Market.
Kraft F A, furniture, 51, 53 and 47 E Main.
Kraft Joseph H, dry goods, 80 Pearl.
Krementz Martin, grocer, 244 Upper 8th.
Kremer Charles A, stationer, cor Main and Pearl.
Kron J C, grocer, 407 W Market.
Kuehn Magdalena, notions, cor Bank and Market.
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