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Richter & Son, 418 Virginia av. Rineman Earnst, 156 E. Washington Rhodius George, 15 N. Meridian Roker Peter, 290 W. Maryland Rossman Charles, E. Washington, near Deaf and Dumb Asylum RUMANN AUGUSTUS, 332 and 334 Virginia av. Sanders John E. supt. Bates House Sanks G. W. & Co. 149 E. Washington SANTO EDWARD, 40 W. Louisiana Schaub Henry, 168 W. Washington Schmitt George, 80 S. Delaware Schmitt William, Sherman House Schwicho Charles, 170 Bluff rd.
SEITZ FREDERICK, 117 S. Illinois
SELKING WILLIAM, 13 E. Washington Shaffer & Heble, 109 S. Illinois Shute Albert, 19 N. Illinois
SPENCER HOUSE SALOON, Chas. Patton, prop'r, nw. cor. Union Depot
SPONSEL CONRAD, 60 S. Delaware
STAHR & KRAAS, · 134 S. Meridian Stern Isreal, 18 S. Pennsylvania St. Nicholas Exchange,, Nicholas Blaes, prop'r, 62 S. Delaware Stroube William F., E. Washington, cor. East Taylor & Eaves, 70 Kentucky av. Trautner George F. 249 W. Maryland
UNION HALL,
William Dell, prop'r, 139 E. Wash- ington
Union House Saloon, George Ilg, prop'r, Illinois, sw. cor. South Vanblaricum William, Tennessee, se. cor. South
Wachtstetter Gottleib, 14 W. Louisiana Wachstetter Jacob, 39 S. Meridian Wachstetter John, ws. Meridian, bet. Louisiana and South
Washington Hall, Phillip Fahrbach, prop'r, 78 and 80 W. Washington Wason A. W. 286 W. Washington Weiglein Henry, 106 S. Illinois Wengers Mike, 50 Noble, cor. Market Winner John, 12 S. Delaware Worland & Mutchett, 48 Virginia av. Wright James I. 296 E. Washington Youngermann George, 99 E. Washington Zimmer & Fidel, 110 S. Illinois
Salt Dealers. Pomeroy, Fry & Co. agts., Ohio River Salt Co. 36 S. Meridian
Sash, Doors and Blinds.
Behymer Dan'1, 397 E. Market Byrkit & Beam, 90 S. Tennessee Eden C. & Co. 67 E. Market Helwig Roberts & Co. New York, on Canal Sibley W. H., Delaware, cor. Market Tate Warren, 38 S. New Jersey
Saw Manufacturers and Dealers. Atkins E. C. 216 S. Illinois Burt, Metcalf & Over, 68 S. Meridian Farley Thomas, 136 S. Pennsylvania
Saw Mills.
Kortepeter, Herman, Pennsylvania, bet. Louisiana and South
Marsee & Son, bet. S. New Jersey and East, nr. Little's Hotel McKernan, Pierce & Yandes, Kentucky av. nr. Mill
Scales and Balances.
Fairbanks, W. P. & E. P. Gallup, agents; 74 W. Washington
Indianapolis Scale Works, Goolman, Mor- ris & Co. prop'rs, Tennessee, op .. Rolling Mill
School Books, Wholesale ..
PARSONS, MACAULEY & CO. 13 W. Maryland (See adv. op. pagə)
Second Hand Stores.
Garrett A. & Co. 257 E. Washington Lister J. 207 E. Washington Marot John R. 233 E. Washington
Bowen, Stewart & Co., Dealers in Books, Stationery, etc., 18 W. Washington ..
Omar Newman buys and sells Produce, etc., on commission. Agent for
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Seed Stores. DICKSON CARLOS, 84 W. Washington Stilz J. George, 78 E. Washington Seines and Sein Twine. MAYER CHARLES & CO. 29 W. Washington
Sewing Machines.
Florence Sewing Machine Company, 27 N. Pennsylvania GROVER & BAKERS, CARLOS DICKSON, agt. 84 W. Washington
GROVER & BAKERS,
OMAR NEWMAN, State agt. for Indiana, office, op. E. end Union de- pot (See adv. page K)
NEWMAN OMAR,
op. E. end Union depet (See adv. page K)
Richardson Frank, 56 N. Illinois
Singer Manufacturing Co., J. F. Elliot, agt. 48 E. Washington Wheeler & Wilson, William Sumner & Co. agt. 12 N. Pennsylvania
Sheet Music.
Butterfield J. A. & Co. 75 E. Market
Shooting Gallery.
Felix & Rowan, 44 W. Washington, over Crystal Palace
Shoulder Braces. White C. W. & Co. 11 S. Meridian
Silver and Plated Ware. BINGHAM W. P. & CO. 50 E. Washington Feller George, 149 Washington, cor. Ala- bama Higgins W. B. 8 W. Washington
Silver and Plated Ware, Wholesale and Retail.
Burdick William P. 13 N. Meridian Dorsey & Layman, 64 E. Washington JENISON, NELSON & CO. 24 E. Washington SPONSLER & MCCREERY, 56 E. Washington (See adv. page M) Skate Emporium. MAYER CHARLES & CO. 29 .W. Washington
Soap and Candle Manufacturers.
Clark & Lynn, 294 E. Washington Bergman Francis, office, 61 E. Washing- ton Lesh, Tousey & Co. 65 S. Meridian
Soda Water Manufacturers.
Dye Byron E. 88 Union JAMES & PEABODY, 27 W. Pearl (See adv.)
Spectacle Manufacturers.
Moses L. W. 50 E. Washington
Sporting Apparatus. MAYER CHARLES & CO. 29 W. Washington
Stair Builders,
(See also Carpenters and Builders.) Miller Henry, 360 N. East
Starch Dealers.
Madison Pearl Starch Co. Pomeroy, Fry & Co. agts. 34 S. Meridian
Stationers. (See also Booksellers.) Braden William & J. 24 W. Washington MAYER CHARLES & CO. 29 W. Washington
PARSONS, MACAULEY & CO. 13 W. Maryland (See adv. op. School Books)
Steam and Gas Pipe Fitters.
Coulter & White, 82 E. Market Ramsay & Hanning, 81 E. Market, Eden's bìk.
Steam Engine Builders.
Root Delos & Co. 66 E. Washington
Stencil Cutters.
Rexford & Co. 16 W. Maryland Walker Edward, 79 W. Washington
Stereotypers.
HALL & HUTCHINSON, 163 E. Wash- ington (See adv. page 385)
Stocking Manufacturers. Robertson & Funke, 24 Virginia av.
Stone Yards and Quarries.
Farman & Linos, Mississippi, cor. Ken- tucky av.
Childrens' Furs, at No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall.
Russell's Reapers and Mowers. See advertisement opposite title page.
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Goddard Samuel, Market, cor. Tennessee Penticost, Powell & Griffith, 16 S. Meri- dian Scott & Nicholson, West, cor. Kentucky av. Smith, Ittenbach & Co. Pennsylvania, cor. Merrill Wiles Thomas, 18 S. New Jersey
Stove Founders.
COX CHARLES, 76 W. Washington McOUAT R. L. & CO.
67 and 69 W. Washington Penticost M. B. & Co. 16 S. Meridian
Stoves and Hollow Ware.
Root Deloss & Co. 66 E. Washington VOEGTLE & METZGER, 103 E. Washington, (See adv. p. F)
Stoves and Tin Ware.
Frankem I. L. 67 E. Washington
TUTEWILER BROS. 230 E. Washing- ton (See adv. in index)
VOEGTLE & METZGER, 103 E. Washington (See adv. p. F)
Stoves and Tin Ware, Wholesale. MUNSON & JOHNTSON, 62 E. Washington
Stoves and Tin Ware, Wholesale and Retail.
MUNSON & JOHNSTON, 62 E. Washington PENTECOST, POWELL & GRIFFITH, 16 S. Meridian SPONSLER & MCCREERY, 56 E. Washington (See adv. page M)
Straw Goods, Retail.
Baker Annie Mrs. 46 S. Illinois Bamberger H. 16 E. Washington Cathin & Gardner, 36 W. Washington GLENN W. & H.
Glenn's blk. (See adv. back bone) Quimby H. N. Mrs. 42 S. Illinois
Straw Goods, Wholesale.
Donaldson & Alvey, 54 S. Meridian Talbott, Rickard & Co. 36 S. Meridian
Supporters.
White C. W. & Co. 11 S. Meridian
Surveyors. Smith William P. 43} E. Washington
Tailors and Repairers.
Bouchet Edward, 50 N. Illinois Fitzpatrick Peter, 66 S. West
Harris Joseph, 62 S. Illinois Jihrling John P. 44 Virginia av.
Tailors, Merchant.
Becker & Emerich, 127 E. Washington Clark William, 36 N. Illinois
Conroy Patrick, 82 S. West
Criqui M. 94'E. Washington
Dessar & Bro. 4 E. Washington Dessar David, 46 E. Washington
Enggass H. 115 E. Washington
Fisher Charles, 300 E. Washington
Gerstner A. J. 173 E. Washington
GOEPPER F. & CO. 17 E. Washington
Goodman Andy, 172 E. Market Gramling J. & P. 41 E. Washington Hall E. A. 58 E. Washington, up stairs Heitkam George H. 27 N. Illinois
Heitkam & Schroeder, 83 E. Washington
Herst & Small, 8 E. Washington Hortz Geo. & Co. 124 S. Illinois
HURRLE IGNATZ, 168 E. Washington
Kinney Thomas, 58 S. West Lenox Edward, 35 S. Illinois
McGinnis Nicholas, W. Washington
McGinnis Owen, 39 E. Washington
McMILLAN E. C. 61 S. Illinois
Moore Richard, 67 West
Moritz Bro. & Co. 3 E. Washington Roeth & Meier, 239 E. Washington
Schildmeier & Rogge, 184 E. Washington
SCHOLTZ & FOLTZ,
31 N. Pennsylvania (See adv. page B)
Schroeder & Hofmeister, 83 E. Washing- ton Staub Joseph, 2 Odd Fellows' Hall
STOLWORTHY & PIERSON, 17 N. Meridian
Sweinhart William & Co. 21 S. Meridian Treat A. J. & Co. 30 N. Pennsylvania Wiley George W. 37 S. Illinois
Tanners and Curriers.
Fishback John, 125 S. Meridian STREIF & DIETZ, 405 E. Washington, cor. Davidson
Teachers, French. Many Gerald, bds. 125 N. Noble
Bowen, Stewart & Co., Dealers in Books, Stationery, etc., 18 W. Washington.
Sulgrove, Reynolds & Co., dealers in Saddlery Hardware and
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Teachers, Music.
Bruening Edward, bds. 140 N. Tennessee Hemberg Philip, Market, cor. Noble Hering Philip, 72 W. South Morley Lou. M. Miss, 180 E. Ohio Owen Benjamin, Sentinel bldg. Pearsall Prof. P. R. 38 S. Tennessee Reitz Henry, r. 287 S. Pennsylvania Smith Anna Miss, bds. 74 E. Ohio Weegman Herman, Prof. 187 E. Washing- ton
Teachers, Penmanship. (See also Commercial Colleges.)
McClain T. W., Rider's Institute
Teas, Wholesale and Retail. DAGGETT & CO. 32 S. Meridian LEE HENRY H. 18 and 20 N. Illinois Muir James, 76 W. Market
Telegraph Offices.
United States Telegraph Co. office, 14 N. Pennsylvania Western Union Telegraph Co. office, Washington, se. cor. Meridian
Terra Cotta Works. GLOVER JOSEPH N. Mississippi, cor. Louisiana
Threshing Machines. CASE & MARSH, 86 W. Washington Hasselman & Vinton, Meridian, se. cor. Louisiana Ruschhaupt, Zschech & Berg, Meridian, ne. cor. South
Tin and Japanned Ware. McOUAT R. L. & CO. 67 and 69 W. Washington@ Penticost M. B. & Co. 16 S. Meridian
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Workers.
Frankem I. L. 67 E. Washington
Lamotta Joseph, Massachusetts av. cor. North McOUAT R. L. & CO. 67 and 69 W. Washington MUNSON & JOHNSTON, 62 E. Washington Penticost, Powell & Griffith, 16 S. Meri- dian Root Deloss & Co. 66 E. Washington
Satler August, 223 Massachusetts av. SPONSLER & MCCREERY, 56 E. Washington, (See adv. page M) VOEGTLE & METZGER, 103 E. Washington (See adv. p. F)
Tinners' Materials. COTTRELL & KNIGHT, 108 S. Delaware
Tinsmiths. BROWN JOSEPH H. 321 Virginia av. Ricker Julius, 223 S. Delaware
Tinware.
Cox Charles, 76 W. Washington Root Delos & Co. 66 E. Washington Taylor William H. 325 E. Washington Tutewiler Bros. 230 E. Washington
VOEGTLE & METZGER, 103 E. Washington (See adv. p. F) Wainwright Samuel, 18 W. Maryland
Tinware, Wholesale and Retail. MUNSON & JOHNSTON, 62 E. Washington PENTECOST, POWELL & GRIFFITH, 16 S. Meridian
Tobacco Dealers, Wholesale. May P. M. & Co. 83 E. South
Tobacco Manufacturers.
May P. M. & Co. 83 E. South Shore Benj. R. 83 W. Washington
Toy Stores. BALDWIN J. H. & CO. 6 E. Washington
Langbein Joseph, 200 E. Washington
MAYER CHARLES & CO. 29 W. Washington WILDE O. J. 115 S. Illinois
Trunks, Traveling Bags and Valises. BURTON & SHILLING, 29 S. Illinois
Gramling J. & P. 41 E. Washington Kahn J. 35 E. Washington
Kahn Morris & Co. 48 Washington, cor. Illinois
McGinnis Owen, 39 E. Washington Mossler L. I. 10 W. Washington
The Finest Goods in the city, No. 3, Odd Fellows' Hall.
Carriage Trimmings, 20 West Washington Street,
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SHILLING, MORRIS SHILLING, 15 W. Washington
Trusses.
White C. W. & Co. 11 S. Meridian
Turners.
KOLB LOUIS, 23 E. South (See adv.) Meyer Martin, 19 S. Alabama
Umbrella Makers.
Mayer John F. 69 E. Washington Meyer Martin, 19 S. Alabama
Undertakers.
Greinsteiner George, 276 E. Market
Hermann F. J. 19 S. Delaware
Herman J. 272 E. Market Long Matthew, 15 E. Circle Weaver & Williams, 72 W. Washington
Upholsters.
Baker N. S. 20 N. Delaware Stetcham Louis, 176 E. Washington
Variety Store.
Wilde O. J. 115 S. Illinois
Varnish Manufacturers.
Metzner A. & Co. 91 E. Washington
Vegetable Dealers. (See also Hucksters.)
Matthews & Ries, 90 E. Washington
Veterinary Surgeons.
Snyder William, Delzell's stable Wason A. W. 286 W. Washington
Vinegar Manufacturer. Denk Andrew, rear 183 Indiana av.
Wagonmakers. BURT, METCALF & OVER, 68 S. Meridian CASE, MARSH & WIGGINS, 86 W. Washington Kay Joseph, 281 W. Washington McCalley Jacob, 189 Indiana av. Neigen Fred. Massachusetts av. cor. N. Noble Richmann Chas. 287 E. Washington Stark Christian, 26 S. New Jersey Van Blaricum & Craft, 231 W. Washing- ton
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Wall Paper.
Hume, Adams & Co. 26 and 28 W. Wash- ington . KRAUSS & GALL,
101 E. Washington, op. Court House Roll & Smith, 16 S. Illinois WERDEN & SUMWALT, 26 E. Wash- ington. (See adv. cover)
War Claim Agents.
BLAKE JOHN W. 79 W. Washington Griffith J. R. 13 S. Meridian MINICK D. C. & CO. 17 W. Washington
PARKS & BAILEY, 19 W. Washington
U. S. SANITARY COMMIS- SION FREE CLAIM AGENCY, Temple C. Harrison, agt. 19 W. Washington
WITT B. F. Washington, sw. cor. Meridian
Watches and Jewelry. BINGHAM W. P. & CO. 50 E. Washington
Burdick William P. 13 N. Meridian
Bush G. M. 51 S. Illinois
Clousner Joseph, 171 W. Washington
Craft W. H. 2 Odd Fellows' Hall
Daumont P. A. 23 S. Meridian
De Hart T. 30 Virginia av.
Egan John, 91 S. Illinois
Feller George, 149 Washington, cor. Ala- bama Ferguson C. A. 7 W. Washington FINCKE L. A. 57 S. Illinois Flannagan Charles, 91 S. Illinois Graves & Beck, 41 N. Illinois
JENISON, NELSON & CO. 24 E. Washington
Lovenhart H. & L. 67 S. Illinois Manheimer Henry, 77 W Washington
McLENE & HERRON, 1 Bates House cor. Miller Reinhold, 79 S. Illinois Newman M. 139 S. Illinois
Oehler Andrew, 20 S. Delaware
Oehler Romaine, 34 Virginia av.
Schurr Leonard, 127 N. Davidson Steidel A. 204 E. Washington Strauss J. S. 26 1-2 W. Louisiana
STRAUSS M. N. & CO. 37 W. Washington Zumbusch T. 93 E. Washington
Parsons, Macauley & Co., Wholesale School Books, etc., No. 13 W. Maryland.
Palmer's Horse Hay Forks. See advertisement opposite title page.
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Watchmakers' Material. JENISON, NELSON & CO. 24 E. Washington
Wheel Factory. Osgood, Smith & Co. 230 S. Illinois
Whitewashers.
Boyer William, (col'd), 81 W. Georgia Williams John C. (col'd), 139 S. Tennes- see
Wig and Toupee Manufacturers. MAHORNEY J. T. 28 N. Illinois
Willow Ware Manufacturers.
Baldwin J. H. & Co. 6 E. Washington MAYER CHARLES & CO. 29 W. Washington
Wines and Liquors, Importers. LUDWIG OTTO, 131 E. Washington
Wines and Liquors, Wholesale.
Alvord E. B. & Co. 1 Alvord's blk. Me- ridian, cor. Georgia BRINKMEYER JOHN C. 82 W. Washington Duncan J. & A. 77 S. Meridian Elliott, Ryan & Co. 48 S. Meridian Hahn & Bals, 25 S. Meridian Hogshire W. R. & Co. 25 W. Washington JAMES & PEABODY, 27 W. Pearl (See adv. p. 114 ) MCNAMARA JEREMIAH, 52 S. Illinois Mueller John, 306 E. Washington Schmidt R. & Co. Union Hall building Schmidt & Frank, 189 E. Washington STRICKLAND THOMAS C. 158 W. Washington SWEETSER JOHN & CO. 158 W. Washington
Wines and Liquors, Wholesale and Retail.
LANG LOUIS & CO. 29 S. Meridian
LEE HENRY H. 18 and 20 N. Illinois MYERS & JAMES, 27 W. Pearl. (See adv. p. 114) Redmond Thomas, 32 S. Illinois
Window Glass, Wholesale and Retail. Dorsey & Layman, 64 E. Washington
Window Shades and Cornices.
Hume, Adams & Co. 26 and 28 W. Wash- ington Krauss & Gall, 101 E. Washington, op Court House Roll & Smith, 16 S. Illinois
Wood and Coal Dealers.
Love & Dunn, E. Washington, cor. Win- ston
Pierson & Wheatley, W. Georgia, cor. Mississippi
Tilberry Andrew, Canal, cor. North Wilson Jonathan, Tennessee, cor. 1st Yandes Daniel, jr. 38 E. Washington
Wood and Hollow Ware.
Hough Thomas, 44 N. Pennsylvania Penticost, Powell & Griffith, 16 S. Me- ridian
Wood and Willow Ware. SPONSLER & MCCREERY, 56 E. Washington. (See adv. p. M)
Woodsawing Machinery Manufactur- ers. CASE, MARSH & WIGGINS, 86 W. Washington
Woodsawyers, Horse Powers. Scott Amos, 139 N. Davidson
Wool Manufacturers and Dealers.
MERRITT & COUGHLEN, Washington, cor. Water (See adv. on cover) Geisendorff C. E. & Co. nr. W. end Washington
Woolen Machinery Dealers.
Merritt & Coughlin, Washington, cor. Water
Writing Desks. MAYER CHARLES & CO. 29 W. Washington
Zephyr Worsteds, Wholesale and Re- tail.
Baldwin J. H. & Co. 6 E. Washington
Cloaks cut and made at No. 3, Odd Fellows' Hall.
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3.00 p. m
7.30 p. m
LAFAYETTE RAILROAD. For Springfield, Chicago and the North-West.
12.40 a. m.
4 20 a. m
7.30 p. m.
10.10 a. m
9.10 a. m.
4.50 p. m
A
SHORTEST ROUTE EASTWARD. PITTSBURG, COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI RAILWAY
THE GREAT PON TUADOS ROUTE,
Via Steubenville, to
Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore
WASHINGTON, NEW YORK & BOSTON,
Is now completed-crossing the Ohio River on the GRAND IRON BRIDGE at Steubenville. Pas- sengers taking this route
Save 90 to 140 Miles,
In distance over the Northern Line, and SIXTY MILES and Two Hours Time over any com- peting line east of Columbus. Passengers by this route have but
ONE CHANGE OF CARS,
And arrive at the Principal Eastern Cities one train in advance of all other routes. Superb Sleep- ing Cars are run on all night trains. The Engines, Cars and other equipments of this Company are entirely new, of the most modern, substantial and approved descriptions, not surpassed by any railway in this country.
At New York connections are made with the New York and New Haven R. R., and with Sound Line Steamers, offering five different routes to Boston and all the New England Cities. Passengers for New York can have choice of routes from Harrisburg either by way of Philadelphia or Allentown. Travelers who desire spred, safety, comfort, and who wish to avoid night changes will appreciate this superior route. Through Tickets, via Steubenville, and all information can be obtained at all the principal Ticket Offices in the West.
Passengers, in order to secure the advantages of the above route, should be particular to see that their tickets read
"Via P. C. & C. Railway, or Steubenville,"
JOHN DURAND,
General Superintendent, Steubenville, Ohio.
S. F. SCULL, General Ticket Agent, Steubenville, Ohio. E. KELSEY, Western Passenger Agent.
JOHN H. MILLER, General Passenger Agent, 526 Broadway, N. Y-
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