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Palmer Michael, blacksmith, resi. e. of Pogue's run on Mich. Road.
Palmer Nathan P., resi. cor. Ill. and Md. sts. Paley John, car mkr. resi. Noble bet. Mich. and N. Y. sts.
Pal William, grocer, cor. Liberty and North sts. Park Theron, agt. for Beard & Seinex No. 81 W. Wash. st., resi. Md. bet. Tenn. and Del. sts.
Parks James, foreman of mach. in Marion car factory, bds. at Mrs. Ringer's.
Parker Wilson, brk mason,resi. cor. Tenn. and La. sts.
Parker Mrs. Catherine, resi. No. 142 E. Wash. st.
Parker Cyrus, machinist, at I. Davis & Co's. foundry, resi. Del. bet. Geo. and South sts.
Parry Charles, M. D., resi. w. side Meri. bet. Ohio and N. Y. sts.
Parry Ragan, blacksmith, resi. cor. Miss. and Garden sts.
Parish Solomon, moulder, resi. cor. N. J. and South sts.
Parish Hardin, atty. at law, off., in Talbott's building. up stairs, bds. at Bates House.
Parr Nancy Mrs., resi. s. w. cor. East and N Y. sts.
Parry Chas., M. D., resi. Meridian bet. N. Y. and Ohio sts.
Parsley Asbury, teamster, resi, e. side N. J. bet. Wood and North sts.
Parvin Theopilus, M. D .. off., over P. O., resi. e. side Ala. bet. N. Y. and Ohio sts.
Parrett Harris, clk. I. & C. R. W., resi. n. e. side Ind. ave. bet. N. Y. and Vt. sts.
PARISETTE JOSEPHI, confectioner, e. side Ill. bet. Wash. and Market sts.
Paslee Abraham, daguerrean artist, resi. Geo. bet. Tenn. and Ill sts.
Patt Freeman, brick mason, resi. e. side Tenn. bet. Walnut and St. C. sts.
Patterson Wm. A., stock broker, No. 1 Blake's Row, resi. cor. Ala. and N. Y. sts.
Patterson Samuel I., firm Patterson, Blake & Ray, resi. n. side North st. w. of Donation Line.
Patterson May W., resi. cor. Mass. ave. and Ala. st.
Patterson Samuel F., tinner, resi. Ala. bet. N. Y. and Vt. sts.
Pattison Edward A., stock broker, No. 1 Blake's Row, resi. Del. bet. Market and Ohio sts.
Patterson James M., (Patterson & Browning,) livery stable, cor. Md. and Penn. sts., resi. n. e. cor. Mass. ave. and Mich. sts.
Paterson Wm., painter, Meri. st. second door s. of P. O.
Patterson Elspeth C., milliner, second door s. of P. O.
Patton Wm. M., plasterer, resi. Ala. bet. Mich. and North sts.
Pattison Thomas H., carpenter, bds. at Mrs. Ringer's.
Patterson Edward W., agt. St. Louis and Clev. R. R., resi. w. side Del. bet. Market and Ohio sts.
Patterson John P., solicitor and collector, at J .. W. Holland's, bds. at J. Moffett's.
Paul Henry, shoemaker, resi. Ala. bet. South and Pogue's Run.
Payton Wm. B., courier and tanner, cor. Meri. and Md. sts., resi. cor. Miss. and Geo. sts.
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Payne George, clk. at Osgood & Smith's, s. Ill. st., resi. Ill. bet. South and Merrill sts.
Payne John, clk. at Osgood & Smith's, s. Ill. st., resi. Ill. bet. South and Merrill sts.
Peaslee Wm. J., atty. at law, resi. Geo. bet. Tenn. and Ill. sts.
Pease George W., clk. at No. 61 W. Wash. st. bds. at J. S. Boerum's.
Peacock Frederick, druggist, resi. n. side Vt. bet. Tenn. and Miss sts.
Pearson L., mess. Am. Ex. Co. Indianapolis and St. Louis, bds. Palmer House.
Pearsall Peter R., Prof. of music, resi. Tenn. bet. Wash. and Md. sts.
Peck E. J., superintendant Terre Haute R. R. Peck Thomas, pattern mkr., bds. at J. Cox's. Peden Reuben, patent saw mill, off., portable saw mill Co., bds. at Mrs. Rinder's.
Pedrick Isaac R .. plasterer. resi. w. side West bet Vt. and Mich. sts.
Pedlow James C., blacksmith, resi. Geo. bet. Noble and East sts.
Peddecort Richard. house carpenter, Ohio bet. Liberty and Noble sts.
Pee George W., clk. No. 61 W. Wash. st., resi. Ill. bet. North and Walnut sts.
Peeples Elijah, grocer, resi. N. Y. bet. Liberty and Noble sts.
Peeples Mrs. Nancy, resi. Ala. bet. North and Mich. sts.
Peelens Adolph. clk., at Wm. Tilly's drug store. Peirson Thomas, acct. at Savings' Bank, bds. at Jeremiah Foot's.
Pellett Wm., track repairer, resi. Geo. bet. No- ble and Liberty sts.
Penos Dominac, shoe mkr., at Varees shoe shop, South bet. Penn. and Del. sts.
Penrose George, resi. cor. Dun. and Ala. sts.
Perrott Samuel, grocer and weaver, resi. n. e. cor. Wash. and West sts.
Perrott Wm. W., prov. store, Meri. st. opp. P. O., resi. n. e. cor. Wash. and West sts.
PERRIN GEORGE K., Atty. at Law, off., Col- lege Hall, bds. Little's Hotel.
Perrine John D., clk., bds. cor. Illand Md. sts. Perrine James B., book seller, Union Depot.
Perrine Alford T., (Perrine & Mayhew,) model maker, resi. Tenn. bet. South and Garden sts.
Perrine Chas. O., fruit dealer, bds. American Ilouse.
Perkins Samuel E., Judge Supreme Court, resi. n. side N. Y. bet. West and Cala. sts. Perham Samuel, M. D., Sec'y Loan Fund Ass. No. 1 Blake's Row, resi. South bet. Tenn. and Ill. sts.
Perry Julius, resi. w. side Mich. Road n. of North st.
Perry John, engineer on I. P. & C. R. R., bds. at Ray's Hotel.
Petton Omer HI., mes3. Am. Express, on I. P. & C. R. R.
Peters Simon, teamster, resi. East bet. Md. and La. sts.
Petre John, saloon, n. side Wash. bet. East and Liberty sts. resi. same.
Pfafflin Theo. , clk. No. 29 W. Wash. st. resi. cor. Mich. and Ill. sts.
Pfafflin Albert, clk., 29 W. Wash. st. resi. cor. Mich. and Ill. sts.
Phall Henry, resi. South st. w. of Del. st.
Phalen Martin, courier, at Yandes & Co.'s, bds. at E. Knight's.
Phelps Orland, school teacher, resi. near Belle. Car Shop.
Phelps Wm., clk., Madison Depot.
Phelps Simon, engineer, Belle. R. R., resi. Geo. bet. Noble and Liberty sts.
Phelps Albert, music teacher, resi. Pratt bet. Penn. and Del. sts.
Phelan Patrick, lab., resi. Va. ave. r. South st. Phelps Francis B., tar dealer, No. 9 W. Wash. st. bds. at Palmer House.
Phipps Henry, lab., resi. rear of Noble bet. Market and Ohio sts.
Phillips Jeremiah, mach. Belle. R. R. shop, resi. w. side Liberty bet. Market and Ohio sts.
Phillips John M., carriage mkr., at H. R. Gas- ton's, resi. St. Clair bet. Penn. and Del. sts.
Phips Isaac N., resi. n. side Market bet. Del. and Penn. sts. resi. same.
Phoetnier Gottlieb, rubber, resi. West bet. South and McCarty sts.
Pickett Henry, (colored,) Bates House Omni- bus driver.
Pidgeon Wm. E. off. No. 4 Blake's Row, bds. cor. Ill. & Md. sts.
Piel Earnest H., dry goods and groceries, n. side Wash., near corporation line, resi. same.
Piel William F., dry goods and grocery dealer, n. side Wash. st. bet. East and Lib. sts. resi. same.
Piechowhowskid Mathias, baker, e. side Ala. bet. Market and Ohio.
Pierson Ludlow, plow manufac. Wash., bet. Tenn. and Miss. sts.
Pierce Winslow, M. D., No. 8} E. Wash st., bds. at Bates Honse.
Pifer John, scissors grinder, resi. Ft. Wayne road, bet. St. J. and St. C. sts.
Pigg James, carpenter, firm Eden & Pigg, Market st., bet. Penn. and Del., resi. near Lawrenceburg Depot.
Pigg John, turner, bds. La. near East st.
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Pike Charles, engineer, L. & I. R. R., resi. cor. La. and East sts.
Pike Nathan T., daguerrian artist at E. R. Gard's.
Pilbean Benjamin, resi. Tenn. st., bet La. and Geo. sts.
Pinckard Thos., clerk, No. 77 W. Wash., bds. cor. Md. and Ill. sts.
Pitts George W., City Council, resi. s. w. side Ind. ave., bet. Vt. and Mich. sts.
Pittman Greenup S. carpenter, resi. n. side Ohio st. bet. East and Lib. sts.
Pittingburg Charles, clerk at New York store, resi. e. side N. J. bet. Ohio and N. Y.
Pratt Robert, capenter, resi. Penn., s. of McC sts.
Pratt Jacob, resi. s. side Ohio, bet. Ala. and N. J. sts.
Pratt Ashia, house carpenter, resi. n. side East st. bet. Mich and North.
Pratt William B., traveling agent, resi. Penn. bet. Vt. and Mich. sts.
Prang Frederick, carpenter, resi. McC., bet. Union and Meri. sts.
Prang Frederick, lab. resi. s. side St. C. st. east Bell. R. R.
Prentiss John B., clerk, No. 59 Blake's Row, bds. Meri. bet. Ohio and Market sts.
Pressel Ferdinand, clerk, Wash. bet. Tenn. and Miss. sts.
Pressel Philip, carpenter, resi. North st. near Bell. car shop.
Presley John, engineer, P. & C. R. R., resi. Lib. bet. Geo. and Md. sts.
Prigg Luther, resi. Del., bet. Merrill and McC. sts.
Pungeburn William M., conductor, Jeff. R. R., bds. at Ray House.
Purnell John, cabinet mkr, bds. Md. bet. Miss. and Mo.sts.
Pursell Jonathan, shoemaker, at A. Knodles, resi. e. side Penn. bet. Md. and Pogue's Run.
PYLE JOHN, confec. Meri. st. opp. P. O. Pye James, bar keeper, bds. at D. Langes.
Plank Isaac, fireman on C. & I. R. R., resi. Geo. bet. N. J. and East sts.
Pleasant Author R., bds. at John Pleasants. Pleasant John, M. D., office w. side Penn. 1 door from Wash. st., resi. n. side Market, bet. East and N. J. sts.
Plummer Margaret, resi. e. side Chat. bet. Mass. ave. and St. C. sts.
Pool Wm. railroader, resi. e. side Ala., bet. South and Geo. sts.
Pogue John W., car smith, at.S. W. Drew's, bds. at J. Armstrong's.
Pope Henry, engineer, resi. s. e. cor. West and Vt. sts.
Pope Joseph P., firm J. P. Pope & Co., resi. n. e. side Ind. ave., bet. Ohio and N. J. sts.
POPE HENRY M. D., resi. w. side Ill. bet. Mich. and Vt. sts.
Poppenseuker Gotlieb, lab., resi. East bet. La. and South sts.
Porter Ann Mrs., resi. Lib. bet. Mich and North sts.
Porter T. R., tailor, bds. at Amos McCormicks. Porter Julius, lab., resi. Lib. bet. Geo. and La. Porter Albert G., att'y at law, firm McDonald
& Porter, office at Odd Fellows' Hall, up stairs, resi. n. e. corner Del. and Mich. sts.
Pottage Benjamin, hard ware dealer, resi. s. side Market, bet. Tenn. and Miss. sts.
Potts Charles, moulder, resi. Ala. bet. Merrill and McC. sts.
Pouder Milton, butcher, at W. S. Johnson's, resi. on Peru and Bell. R. R., bet. Ohio and Market sts.
Powell Martin, resi. Ala. bet. South and Mer rill sts.
Powell William, agent for I. & C. R. R., resi. Tenn. bet. La. and South sts.
Powers Thomas, lab., resi. cor. La. and East sts.
Powers John C., firm of S. A. Flagg & Co.
Quarles Wm., att'y at law, resi. n. w. side Gov. circle.
Quigley Patrick, shoe maker, resi. n. side Ohio bet. Noble and Lib. sts.
Quiser Julius, saddler, resi. Va. ave. bet. Mer- rill and McC. sts.
Quinn Timothy, brick moulder, risi. N. J. bet. South and Merrill.
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Raab Sabastian, shoe mkr., resi Penn. st. bet. Merrill and McC. sts.
Robb Fredrick, cooper, resi. Noble st. cor. Ohio st.
Radform James, lab., Ala. st. bet. South and Merrill sts.
Radewald Henry, grocer, w. side Lafayette st. n. of North st.
Radigan Wm., lab., bbs. at E. H. Piel's.
Rada Anthony, lab., resi. w. side Ill. st. bet. Mich. and North sts.
Rafert Henry Jr., carpenter, resi. e. side Ill. st. bet. North and Wal. sts.
Rafert Henry Sen., carpenter, resi. Ill. st. bet. North and Walnut sts.
Rafert Andrew, carpenter, bds. at HI. Rafert's. Rafert Fredrick, carpenter, bds. at HI. Rafert's. Rafert Christian, carpenter, bds. at HI. Rafert's.
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Rafert Charles, carpenter, resi. w. side Meri. st. bet. Pratt and First sts.
Rafert Wm., pork packer, Mansur's pork house, resi. Penn. st. bet. McC. and Pine sts.
Rafer Frederick, carpenter, resi. Penn. st. near Corporation Line.
Rafer Wm .. resi. s. side Market st. bet. Noble and Lib. sts.
Ragan Edward, Sinker's, boiler yard, resi. w. side Del. st. South of McC. st.
Rainey John, lab., resi. Del. st. bet. Md. and Geo. sts.
Railing Charles, shoe and boot mkr., No. 150 E. Wash. st. resi. in rear of shop.
Railing Wm., shoe mkr., resi. Del. st. bet. South and Merrill sts.
Rair Thomas, lab. resi. cor. Ohio st. and R. R. e. of Noble st.
Raible Charles, carpenter.
Riker Hubard carpenter, at Lawranceburg Depot, resi. n. side Ohio st. bet. East and N. J. sts.
Ramsey W. L., resi. Ala. bet. Va. ave. and Wash. st.
Ramsey James, engineer, J. R. R. bds. at Ray's Hotel.
Ramsey James, (Johnston & Ramsey,) grocers cor. St. C. st. and Mass. ave., resi. St. C. st. bet. Penn. and Del. sts.
Ramsey Lewis, clk., at Johnston & Ramsey's, bds. at Thomas Ramsey's.
Ramsey John F., furniture wareroon, No. 17 Ill. st. resi. Md. st. bet Ill. and Meri. sts. Randall Nelson A., printer, at Journal off., resi. e. side N. J. st. bet. Vt. and Mich. sts.
Randall John H., printer, at Journal off. resi. n. e. cor. Miss. and Market sts.
Randall Francis M., Foreman of Sentinel news room.
Rangernaul Henry, dyer, resi. cor. Ala. and. Wash. sts.
Rankin Albert, stone mason, resi. Ft. Wayne Road. bet. St. J. and St. C. sts.
RAND FREDRICK, Att. at Law, Off. 26 E. Wash. st. resi. Ill. st. bet. Mich. and North sts.
Rarnar Wm., porter, resi. Ill. st. bet. La. and South sts.
Raschig Charles M., cigar store, 15 E. Wash. resi. w. side Del. st. bet. N. Y. and Vt. sts. Rasco Harman, clk., II. H. Rosengarter's.
Rascap George, saloon, n. side Wash. st. bet. N. J. and East sts.
Rassman Charles, boarding house, s. side Wash. st. bet. Del. and Ala. sts.
Rasner Frederick, resi. Noble st. bet. North and Mich. sts.
Rasner Andrew, drayman, resi. e. side Tenn. bet. North and Walnut sts.
Ray Mrs. Caroline, resi. e. side Ala. st. bet. Wash. and Market sts.
Ray Charles A., firm Morrison & Ray, resi. w. side Ill. st. bet. Ohio and N. Y. sts.
RAY JAMES M. Cashier, of Bank of State, cor of Ill. and Wash. sts. resi. cor. Meri. and Ohio sts.
Ray Martin M., resi. cor. of South and Del. sts.
Reasoner Ellen, seamstress, resi. Tenn. st. bet· South and Gar. sts.
REA WALLACE, Att'y. at Law, off. State Bank, bds. w. side, Ill. st. bet. N. Y. and Ohio sts.
REA JOHN H., clk. of U. S. District Court, off. Stat Bank, bds. w. s. Ill. st. bet. N. Y. and Ohio. sts.
READ E. O., Firm Horn & Read. Dry Goods merch. No 10 W. Wash. st.
Reading Alexander, plasterer, resi. s. side Louc. st. bet. East and Lib. sts.
Reaching Wm., shoe mkr., at A. Knodles, resi. e. side Del. st. bet. Sonth and Merrill sts. Rech M., Jeweller, No. 80 W. Wash. st. resi. same.
Redman Dennis, watchman at Union Depot, resi. La. st. bet. Ill. and Tenn. sts.
Redman Thomas. lab., Union Depot, resi. La. st. bet Ill. and Tenn. sts.
Redstone John H., draughtsman, Fletcher's adition.
Redfield David A., bds. at Capitol House.
Reed Benjamin F., hatter, at No. 8, W. Wash. st. resi. w. side Penn. st. bet. Mich. and North sts.
Reed Philo, resi. Va. ave. bet. South and Md. sts.
Reed Erastus R., engraver at W. H. Talbotts' & Co.'s, resi. n. side Ohio st. bet. East and Noble sts.
Reed W. K., resi. e. side Miss. st. bet. Mich. and North sts.
Reed John W., conductor, C. & I. R. R., resi. Geo. st. bet. N. J. and East sts.
Reeves Edward, grocer, firm E. & W. M. Reeves, resi. w. side Meri. bet. Walnut and St. Clair sts.
Reeves Lewis B., bds. at Edward Reeves'.
Reeves Wm. M., firm E. & W. M. Reeves, resi. w. side Meri. bet. Walnut and St. Clair sts.
Reeves Ila J., machine hand at Kregelo, Blake & Co.'s, bds. at C. C. Reeves'.
Reeves C. C., machine hand at Kregelo's Blake & Co's.
Riggs Simson, butcher, resi. Ohio bet. Liberty and Noble sts.
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Riggs John, butcher, resi. Ohio bet. Liberty and Noble sts.
Regenaur Wm., German boarding house, Meri. bet. Wash. and Md. sts.
Reibel David, lab., resi. n. w. cor., Mo. and Md. sts.
Reid Julia Mrs., resi. n. side Wash. bet. N. J. and East sts.
Reinhart Peter I., locksmith, Ill. bet. Md. and Geo. sts.
Reinhard Valentine, resi. Penn. bet. South and Merrill sts.
Reilly John T., clk., N. Y. store, bds. at Wm. Campbell's.
Reisner Albert, currier at Yandes & Co.'s.
Reisnar Frederick, machine hand at Kregelo, Blake & Co's,resi. w. side Noble bet. North and Wood sts.
Reinfels Henry, lab., resi. Meri. s. of M. Carty st. Rench Edward, oyster stand at Union Depot, resi. Ill. bet. La. and South sts.
Renard Eugene, apprentice to tinning busi- ness, at Root, Drake & Co.'s, bds. near Belle. R. R. Depot.
Rentsch Edward, baker, No. 57 s. Ill. st.
Renighan James, porter at Bates House, resi. w. side Meri. bet. St. Clair and Pratt sts.
Reneal Alexander, student at University, bds. near Belle. car shop.
Rennard John, stone cutter, resi. Ohio bet. Lib- erty and Noble sts.
Renner Christian, blacksmith, resi. Meri. s. of McCarty st.
Repa Conrad, stone mason, resi. s. side Wash e. of Pogue's Run.
Resener Christian, shoe mkr. n. side Wash. bet. East and Liberty sts. bds. at A. Simon's. Resner Francis, currier at J. K. Sharp's, bds. at Chas. Bloom's, on N. J. st.
Reynolds Levi, dealer in patent rights, resi. n. side Louc. bet. Liberty and East sts.
Reynold Hiland H. book keeper, Belle. R. R. off., bds. South bet. Ill and Tenn. sts.
Reynolds John, book keeper at No. 20 W. Wash st. resi. w. side Meri. bet. Pratt and First sts.
Reynolds Samuel, carpenter, s. side Ohio bet. Canal and West sts.
Reynold Martin, cooper, bds. at Steph. Sharp's. Rher Wm., cabinet, mkr. at Spiegel, Toms & Co.'s, Wash. bet. East and Liberty sts.
Rinehardt Louis, shoe mkr. at J. K. Sharp's, resi. n. side Mass. ave. bet. Del. and Ala. sts.
Rhodes John W., M. D., resi. w. side Miss. bet. Second and Third sts.
Rhoads Charles, carpenter, s. side N. Y. bet. Canal and West sts.
RHODIUS GEORGE, (George R. & Co.) Na- tional Saloon, Meri. opp. Athenium, resi· Del. bet. Wash. and Md. sts.
Rhoades Joseph, apprentice to blacksmithing, bds. at Thos. Markham's.
Rhorer John, Del. bet. Merrill and McC. sts.
Rhorer Geo., student at Bryant's Com. College, Blake's Row.
Rice Lucy, resi. Geo. bet. East and Liberty sts. Rice George W., pump mkr., resi. s. w. cor. Tenn and Mich. sts.
Rice Oliver, pump mkr., resi. e. side Noble near Mass. ave.
Richy Julius, apprentice to tinning business, at Root, Drake & Co.'s, bds. at I. Many's. Rich John, resi. w. side Canal bet. Ohio and Vt. sts.
Riche Wm., lab., resi. Union s. of McCarty st. Richter Adolph J., shoe store, No. 7 Little's Block.
Richards Thomas, carp., resi. n. side Vt. bet. Tenn. and Miss. sts.
Richards Richard, firm Richards & Goddard. Richardson John C., clk. No. 63 W. Wash. st. bds. cor. of Ky. ave. and Md. sts.
Richardson Robert H., book binder, 37} E. Wash. st.
Richmond Mrs. Eliza, resi. s. side N. Y. bet. N. J. and Ala. sts.
Richmond Charles, wagon mkr., resi. s. side Wash. bet. N. J. and East sts.
Richmond John, resi. R. R. bet. Del. and Penn. sts.
Rider Henry, (colored barber,) resi. n. side Mich. bet. Canal and West sts.
Riegger Mrs. Caroline, resi. alley w. of Meri. bet. North and Walnut sts.
Rieth Adam, baker, bds. at Alex. Metzger's. Riethman John I., mess. at Bank of Capitol. Riff Nicholas, boot and shoe mkr., n. side Wash. bet. N. J. and East sts.
Riggs Cumins B., resi. cor. Mo. and Md. sts: Rihl Charles R., brick layer, resi. w. side West bet. Vt. and Mich. sts.
RILEY LAWRENCE, Agent I. P. & C. R. R. and Valentine & Co.'s Freight Line, resi. Va. ave. bet. La. and South sts.
Riley Lawrence A., asst. agt. for Valentine & Co. bds. at L. Riley's.
Riley Wm., pedler, resi. cor. Tenn. and Gar- den sts.
Riley Martin, apprentice at printing business at Bidwell & Bros.
Rinkle Jacob, saloon, cor. Ill. and La. sts.
Rinkle Jacob, jr., student, bds. Ill. bet. Geo. and La. sts.
Ringer Jacob, resi. St. Clair bet. Ala. and N. J. sts.
ILPContinuation of names see page 169.
BELLEFONTAINE RAILROAD
- COMPOSED OF THE -
BELLEFONTAINE & INDIANA, & INDIANAPOLIS, PITTSBURGH & CLEVELAND RAILROADS. -THE MOST-
RECT AND R ABLE RO
FROM INDIANAPOLIS
TO THE EASTERN CITIES.
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RAILROADS.
THIS ROUTE 84 MILES SHORTER THAN VIA. CIN'TI, Avoiding three changes of Cars and Two Miles Omnibus Travel ;
54 Miles Shorter than via. Peru, Fort Wayne or Toledo,
Avoiding a new and unsettled Road, not in condition to be run with speed, comfort or safety; 51 MILES SHORTER than via. COLUMBUS & WHEELING
Avoiding three changes of Cars, and the delay and annoyance of the Ferrys over the Ohio and Susquehanna Rivers; 33 MILES SHORTER THAN VIA. COLUMBUS & WHEELING, Avoiding the delay, trouble and liability of missing connections, incident to three more changes of Cars than by
FONTAINE
JOHN CANBY, Sup't Eastern Division. A. W. DANA, Sup't Western Division. (See next page.)
RAILROADS.
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RAILROADS.
PASSENGERS -- FOR THE-
HASTERN CITIES
SHOULD PROCURE THEIR TICKETS BY THE
"OLD RELIABLE
BELLEFONTAINE ROUTE
IF THEY WISH TO AVOID THE DELAYS -AND-
Frequent Changes of Cars & Baggage
To which they are subject on all other Routes running EAST OF INDIANAPOLIS.
THREE DAILY TRAINS
RUNNING THROUGH FROM Indianapolis to Crestline,
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS OR BAGGAGE.
All other Routes change three times het . these paints. JOHN CANBY, Superintendent Eastern Division.
(BEE CONNECTIONS OX NEXT PAGE.)
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RAILROADS.
CONNECTIONS AT
-BY THE-
BELLEFONTAINE R. R. LINE.
GENERALLY KNOWN AS THE "Old Reliable Bellefontaine Route."
This old established route runs East from Indianapolis, passing through Anderson, Muncie, Winchester, and Union, Indiana; and Sidney, Belle- fontaine, Marion, Galion, and Crestline, Ohio.
Connecting at Crestline with the P. F. W. & C. R. R. (formerly the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad,) for Pittsburgh, Harrisburgh, Baltimore, Washington City, Philadelphia, New York, and intermediate points.
Also, connecting at Cleveland with the Lake Shore and New York Roads for Dunkirk, Buffalo, Suspension Bridge, Niagara Falls, Albany, New York and Boston, and all points in New York and in the New England States.
THIS IS THE SHORTEST ROUTE,
With less changes of Cars than any other to all the above points, render- ing it much the most pleasant and desirable route for those who are travel- ing either for business or pleasure.
CONNECTIONS ARE ALSO MADE
At Anderson with the Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad, at Union with the Greenville and Miami Railroad, for Greenville, Dayton, Xenia, &c., and with the Columbus, Piqua and Indiana Railroad, for Piqua, Urbana, Colum- bus, Wheeling, and points on the Central Ohio Railroad, at Sidney with the Dayton and Michigan Railroad, for Piqua, Troy, &c., and at Bellefon- taine with the Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad for West Liberty, Urbana, Springfield, Kenton, Tiffin, Clyde, Sandusky, Toledo and Detroit.
During the summer months a special Steamboat Train is run, leaving Indianapolis in the morning, connecting at Cleveland the same evening with the magnificent Steamers,
ueen of the West and Crescent City,
Arriving in Buffalo the next morning, connecting with the Lightning Express Trains on the N. Y. & E. and N. Y. Railroads, arriving in New York the same evening. Through in about 39 hours, without loss of Sleep.
A. W. DANA, Superintendent Western Division.
(SEE NEXT PAGE.)
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