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Wagner Louisa Mrs. r. 261 Bluff rd.
Wagner Louisa, wid. r. Tennessee cor. 7th
Wagner Theodore A. clk. J. A. Heidlinger, bds. Emminiger Hotel
Waiest Christoph A. r. 187 E. South
Waijand John, policeman Union Depot, r. 147 Bluff rd.
Wainwright Samuel, tinsmith 18 W. Maryland, r. 278 N. Mis- sissippi
Wainwright William, r. 23 W. St. Joseph
Waite Annie Miss, actress Academy of Music
Wakes George, machinist Spiegel & Thoms
Walden William, (col'd) whitewasher, r. 223 N. West
Waldo Azel, carpenter, r. es. McGill bet. Louisiana and South
Waldo George, tinsmith Munson & Johnston, r. 115 W. New York
Waldie James, agt. r. 105 N. Noble
Waldo Mary, wid. r. 258 N. Mississippi
Waldo William P, painter, r. 31 Vine
Walk Anthony, shoemaker, r. 336 E. Market
Walk Charles, clk. Lake & Co. r. Bluff rd.
Walk Julius C. watchmkr. W. P. Bingham & Co. r. ss. Michigan bet. Illinois and Tennessee
Walk Louis, boardinghouse, 26 and 28 W. Georgia, r. same
Walker Alva S. (William Sumner & Co.) r. 81 W. Vermont
Walker Andrew, engineer, r. 128 St. Mary
Walker Austin, (col'd) billiard hall, 195 W. Washington, r. Mis- souri nr. cor. Washington
Walker Edward, stencil cutter, 25 W. Washington, r. same
Walker Frank, (col'd) lab. r. Missouri nr. Tinker
Walker Henry, (col'd) lab. r. Rhode Island nr. Blake
Walker Henry, r. 41 Elm
Walker Henry, sawer McCord & Wheatley
WALKER HENRY H. state agt. Home Ins. Co. of New York, room 3, 2d floor Martindale's blk. Pennsylvania ne. cor.
Market, r. es. Western av. bet. Butler and Forrest Home av. Walker Isaac L. brakeman, r. 170 Winston
Walker John, carpenter, r. 418 N. East
Walker John, (col'd) waiter billiard saloon, r. 169 Indiana av.
Walker John, carpenter C. F. Rofert
Walker John C. painter, r. Bright sw. cor. Vermont
Walker Lizzie, wid. George, r. 172 W. Washington
Walker Noah A. pastor Christian Evangelist Church, r. 88 Christian av.
Walker S. W. engineer I. C. & L. R. R. bds. Ray House
Walker Thomas R. clk. Mahew & Branham, bds. Spencer House
Those nice Boots were made at J. ARDEN'S, 65 S. Meridian st.
FOR PIANOS, MELODEONS, ORGANS AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, GO TO STOWELL'S, Vinton's Block.
Buy your Goods and save 40 to 50 per cent. at CULLINY'S
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Walker Webster, spoke turner Ind. Agricultural Works, bds. 211 S. Illinois
Wall George, lab. r. al. bet. East and Liberty, Georgia and R. R. Wall Gertrude, bookbinder J. H. C. Smith
WALLACE ALEXANDER G. Justice of the Peace 74 E. Washing- ton, r. 105 Ash
Wallace Andrew, wholesale grocer and commission merchant Delaware sw. cor. Maryland, r. 86 N. Delaware
Wallace Andrew,stonecutter Scott&Nicholson, bds.258 S.Missouri
Wallace Catherine, wid. William, r. 358 Winston
Wallace David, clk. I. P. & C. R. R. r. New Jersey cor. Massa- chusetus av.
Wallace Frank, wks. Paper Mill, r. Geisendorff bet. Washington and New York
Wallace James, stonecutter F. L. Farman, r. 167 S. Alabama
Wallace James H. clk. Reasner & Shiltmeyer, bds. Michigan rd. e. of limits
Wallace John W. bookkeeper W. J. Wallace and dealer in flour and feed 43 S. Delaware, r. 391 E. Market
Wallace Johnson, stonecutter, bds. 258 S. Missouri
Wallace Joseph A. clk. Alexander G. Wallace, r. 105 Ash
Wallace Joseph W. salesman Andrew Wallace, r. 86 N. Delaware Wallace Lydia, (col'd) wid. Zacariah, r. 170 W. Georgia
Wallace Samuel, bricklayer, r. Vine nr. cor. Plum
Wallace William, lawyer room 4 Odd Fellows' Hall, r. 285 N. Delaware
Wallace William, lab. Rolling Mill, r. 258 S. Missouri
WALLACE WILLIAM J. produce and commission merchant 43 S. Delaware, r. 391 E. Market
Wallace William P. mnfr. and dealer in cigars and tobacco 28 W. Louisiana, r. 160 E. Market
WALLACE WILL. W. grocer 441 N. Illinois, r. same
Walle Mathew, blacksmith John J. Gates, r. 73 S. Liberty
Waller Bernhard, boot and shoe maker 151 Indiana av. r. same WALLICK JOHN F. supt. Western Union Telegraph Co. Union depot, r. 36 W. Michigan
Wallingford Catharine, wid. Estes, r. 456 N. Delaware
Wallner Fred, clk. John Miller, bds. Boston House, 123 S. Illinois
Wall Arthur H. sawer, r. 382 S. West Wall Cora, bookbinder J. H. C. Smith Wall Daniel, lab. r. 49 Ellen Wall Harrison, lab. r. rear 47 Ellen Wall William, flagman, r. 154 Stevens Wallace Henry, stonecutter, r. 167 S. Alabama Wallace James, copyist, r. 219 N. Davidson Wallace W. lab. Sinker & Co. Wallace William, lab. Bunte, Dickson & Co. Wallace William W. r. 560 N. Illinois Wallace's Hall, 54 S. Delaware Walle John, blacksmith, r. 244 S. Delaware C. J. BRACKEBURH, Farm Machinery, Hardware and Seeds, Nos. 75 and 77 W. Washington Street, Indianapolis. Wallace Oliver, brickmaker, r. 219 N. Davidson
Aug. F. Coors. 151 Washington st., Wholsale and Retail Grocer.
Dont forget Davis, 12 E. Washington, when you want a new Hat.
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Walls Henry M. confectioner, r. 21 E. North
Walls Wesley, printer Journal job rooms, bds. 277 N. East
Walpole Esther, wid. Thomas D. r. 410 N. Illinois
Walpole Luke, r. 410 N. Illinois
Walsh James, lab. r. 335 N. Noble
Walsh Luke, lab. Rolling Mill
Walsh M. boiler maker Sinker & Co.
Walsh Margaret, wid. r. 334 S. Alabama
Walsh Michael, lab. r. 334 S. Alabama
Walsh Robert B. salesman P. M. Culliny, bds. 40 N. Pennsylvania Walsman Frederick, pastry cook Union Depot Restaurant, r. 133 N. Liberty
Walsmann James H. locksmith C. Kindler, r. 133 N. Liberty
Walson Charles, wks. Wood & Foudray
Walter Charles, cabinet maker, r. 200 N. Mississippi
Walker George, cook, Palmer House
Walters James W. spoke turner ()sgood, Smith & Co.
Walters L. M. pastor Ames M. E. church, r. 309 S. Meridian
Walton John F. piano maker Indianapolis Piano Manufg. Co. bds. Patterson House
Walton William W. heater Rolling Mill, r. 265 S. Mississippi
Waltz Frank, drayman Indianapolis Paper Co.
Wampler David, r. 47 Bates
Wampler William, conductor, r. 47 Bates
Wamsley Harvey, carpenter, r. 354 N. West
Wanan John, puddler Indianapolis Rolling Mill
Wands A. machinist Sinker & Co.
Wands Alexander, (A. Ruschhaupt and Wands,) r. 359 N. Penn- sylvania
Wands John, boot and shoe maker, 28 S. Delaware, r. Grear ne. cor. McCarty
Wands John jr. shoemaker John Wands, r. 73 Huron sw. cor. Noble
Wands William, county physician and surgeon, 66 E. Market, r. 330 E. Vermont
Wann Henry L. millright S. Taggart
WARD BOSWELL, physician and druggist, 397 N. New Jersey, r. 357 N. New Jersey
Ward D. L. Express messenger
Ward Daniel, lab. r. 9 Peru
Ward Gabriel, toy mnfr. r. 395 N. West
Ward Harry, brakeman, bds. 262 E. Washington
Ward Homer, conductor St. Louis & Terre Haute R. R. r. 43 Kentucky av.
Ward James E. r. Geisendorff bet. W. Washington & New York Ward John, lab. r. 62 S. West
Ward Michael, lab. bds. Ray House
Ward Michael J. salesman Pettis, Dickson & Co. r. 74 Fayette
Ward Patrick A. salesman Prenatt & O'Connor, r. 195 W. South
Ward Peter H. (Ward & Medsker) bds. 162 N. New Jersey Ward T. wks. J. S. Carey & Co.
For a GOOD SEWED BOOT, go to J. ARDEN, 65 S. Meridian.
W. H. SPADES, dealer in DRY GOODS, NOTIONS and HUMAN HAIR GOODS, 20 E. Washington Street.
Always New Goods at CULLINY'S 98 E. Washington St.
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Ward Thomas, salesman Pettis, Dickson & Co. room 54 S. Penn. WARD & MEDSKER, (P. H. Ward and W. F. Medsker) lawyers, 83₺ E. Washington
Ware Kate, wid. Robert, r. 111 W. South
Wareham Annie Miss, clerk N. & G. Ohmer, bds. Union Depot Restaurant
Warfield Charles, (col'd) porter, r. ws. Ash nr. cor. Cherry
Warfield William, (col'd) lab. r. 288 Railroad
Waring Isaac, bookkeeper Ind. Fire Ins. Co. bds. 140 N. Alabama Warne Joseph B. (Mayhew, Warne & Co.) r. 59 W. Maryland Warne Timothy, lab. bds. 217 S. Illinois
Warner Charles, bartender Win. E. Carter, bds. Bicking House Warner Oharles, bookbinder Julius H. C. Smith, r. 35 Ellsworth Warner Charles G. printer Journal job room, r. 35 Ellsworth
Warner Charles L. book binder Meikel Bros. r. 35 Ellsworth Warner Edward W. printer, r. 35 Ellsworth
Warner George, barkeeper Knotts & Co. r. 72 W. Washington Warner Simeon, (Wilson & Warner,) r. 213 N. Liberty
Warner Thomas D. printer, r. 226 W. New York
Warner William W. brickmason, r, 511 N. Mississippi
Warpole S. B. Mrs. r. 137 N. Meridian
Warren C. F. clk. J. H. Baldwin & Co. bds. 162 N. New Jersey
Warren George S. (J. H. Baldwin & Co.) bds. Spencer House
Warren John, blacksmith, Rolling Mill
Warren Michael, lab. r. alley bet. East and Liberty and Georgia and Railroad
Warren S. M. wid. George W. r. 167 W. Washington
Warrenburg Wellington, lab. r. 216 Winston
Warrenburg William, teamster, r. 149 N. Noble Warriner M. bds. Palmer House
Washburn Calvin, carpenter, r. 346 Winston
Washington Edward, whitewasher, r. Pattison bet. North and Michigan
Washington George, (col'd) lab. Union Novelty Works
Washington Hall, (Philip Fahrbach) 78 and 80 W. Washington
Washington Henry, (col'd) lab. r. 223 E. Michigan
WASHINGTON HOUSE, Peter Dietz propr. 181 S. Meridian
Washington Insurance Co. of New York, J. Barnard agt. Vin- tons' block Pennsylvania, sw. cor. Market
Washington J. M. patent medicines, r. 77 Jackson
Washington Lewis, (col'd) conductor sleeping car, r. Benton near Maryland
Wason A. W. veterinary surgeon, r. 85 S. Pennsylvania
Wasson Charles K. moulder Phoenix Machine Works, bds. 175 S. Tennessee
Wasson Ethelburt, telegraph operator, bds. 177 S. New Jersey
Ward Thomas, lab. bds. Ray House Warns Joseph, lab. r. 155 High Warren J. Mrs. r. 66 s. Alabama Warren Timothy, fireman Gas Works C. J. BRACKEBUSH, Farm Machinery, Hardware and Seeds, Nos. 75 and 77 W. Washington Street, Indianapolis. Warren Michael, foreman Gas Works
TEAS AT CARGO PRICES, 151 WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
I. Davis & Co., dealers in Robes, Gloves, Umbrellas, etc.
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Wasson H. E. telegraph operator I. C. & L. R. R.
Wasson Hiram P. salesman L. H. Tyler & Co. r. 175 S. Tenn.
Wasson Joel, blacksmith N. Kimball, r. 218 W. Georgia
Wasson John, blacksmith, Bremermann & Renner
Wasson William G. machinist Rolling Mill, r. 177 S. Tennessee Wasson William P. shoemaker 175 S. Tennessee, r. same
Wate Abbie, Miss, teacher, r. 290 E. Ohio
Wate Annie, teacher German-English 'School, r. 290 E. Ohio Waterman Christian, (Berg & Waterman) r. W. South nr. Tenn. Waterman Henry, moulder, Greenleaf & Co.
WATERMAN LUTHER D. physician and surgeon, 68 N. Pennsyl- yania, r. 377 N. Delaware
Waters -, (col'd) lab. r. 188 N. Missouri
Waters John G. deputy City Clerk, r. 86 N. Mississippi
Waters Morris, lab. frt. depot T. H. & I. R. R.
Waters Samuel, lab. r. 166 S. East
Wathers Michael, lab. r. rear 242 S. Mississippi
Watkins Eward, painter W. B. Milender, bds. 266 S. Illinois
Watson Elmer W. artist, bds. 607 E. Washington
Watson G. T. cutter Barker, Williams & Co.
Watson James, enginer, r. 92 Bates
Watson Jehu M. machinist, r. 607 E. Washington
Watson John C. lab. r. al. bet. East and Liberty and Georgia and Central Railroad
Watson Joseph S. printer Wm. Sheets, r. 207 W. Maryland
Watson Louisa, r. 117 N. Missouri
Watson M. Mrs. packer Barker, Williams & Co.
Watson Robert H. machinist I. C. & L. Rw. r. 393 E. Georgia Watson Samuel W. bkpr. Harrison's Bank. r. 504 N. Delaware Watson William P. gen'l bookkeeper First National Bank of In -; dianapolis, r. 421 N. Illinois
Watters Morris, lab. r. 27 Rose
Watts William, grate setter, r. 458 E. Georgia
Waugh Daniel, bolt cutter C. C. C. & I. R. R.
Waugh Henry, lab. C. C. C. & I. R. R.
Way Alfred, guitar teacher, r. es. Illinois above 6th
Way Amanda Miss, editress, bds. 20 S. Pennsylvania
Way Louisa, wid. Joseph, r. es. Illinois above 6th
Way Robert, boardinghouse, 20 S. Pennsylvania, r, same
Way Truman, switchman, r. 296 S. Alabama
Way William W. baggage master I. & C. R. R. r. 296 S. Alabama Waymus Mary, wks. Paper Mill, r. ws. Minerva, 3 s. New York Wayne C. foreman D. Yandes, jr. r. 51 S. New Jersey
Wayne Minnie Miss, clk. Frank J. Medina, r. 34 W. Washington Weakly Jerry A. trav. agt. J. H. Cropper, r. 179 W. New York Weakley Robert, tinner W. T. Jennings, bds. 70 E. Market
Weakman Charles, painter, r. ss. Wabash al. bet. New Jersey and East
Weaks Richard, porter, r. E. Wabash nr. cor. East
Weaner John, (Geis & Weaner) r. 292 S. East
Weathers A. barber Russell & Gulliver, bds. 66 N. Missouri .
J. ARDEN, keeps the best workmen in town, 65 S. Meridlan st.
PRINCE & CO.'S Church Organs, and Parlor Organs, at M. A. STOWELL'S, VINTON'S BLOCK.
Buy your Goods and save 40 to 50 per cent. at CULLINY'S.
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Weaver David, moulder D. Root & Co.
Weaver Frank, bookbinder, bds. 233 N. Illinois
Weaver George, bricklayer, r. 323 N. Liberty
Weaver H. shoemkr. 299 N. East,'bds. N. Liberty nr. cor. North Weaver James P. bookbinder, bds. 233 N. Illinois
Weaver Orange R. salesman Sanders & Rockwell, r. 43 S. Illinois Weaver Sarah Miss, teacher Sixth Ward School, bds. 244 S. New Jersey
Weaver Thomas J. plasterer, r. 280 S. Missouri
Weaver William W. undertaker, 39 N. Illinois, r. 233 N. Illinois
Webb Alfred L. (Webb & Bates) r. 59 Indiana av.
Webb Charles, (col'd) teamster N. S. Baker & Co. r. 162 Elm
Webb Jennie, saleslady J. Webb, r. 416 W. Washington Webb John W. carpenter, r. 65 Bright
Webb Joseph P. carpenter, r. 291 N. Liberty
Webb Joshua, baker and confectioner, 56 N. Illinois, r. 312 In- diana av.
Webb L. A. D. Mrs. physician 65 Bright, r. same
Webb Laura Mrs. boarding house 64 W. Maryland, r. same
Webb Sidnor, r. 91 S. Pennsylvania
Webb Willis S. (Hibben, Tarkington & Co. and Indian Bank- ing Co. ) r. 440 N. Meridian
WEBB & BATES (Alfred L. Webb and Charles A. Bates) com- mission merchants and agricultural implemets, 83 W. Wash- ington
Weber Adam, wks. Smith, Ittenback & Co. r. 340 S. Delaware
Weber David, cabinet mkr. Western Furniture Co.
Weber David, moulder Union Novelty Works, r. 278 Winston
Weber Erhard, porter Crossland, Hanna & Co. r. 53 S. California
Weber Fred, carpenter, r. 277 Massachusetts av.
Weber Fred. watchmkr. Andrew Chler, bds. Globe House
Weber Frederick, clk William Hærle, bds. California House
Weber Frederick, machine hand, wks. Cabinet Makers' Union, r. 366 N. Noble
Weber George H. tinsmith 130 Bluff rd. r. same
Weber Henry, moulder, Schneider & Co.
Weber Henry, lab. r. 354 Railroad
Weber Henry, lab. D. Root & Co.
Weber John A. r. 29 Chatham
Weber Lizzie, candymkr. Daggett & Co, r. N. Noble
Weber Louis, barber 182 S. Illinois, r. same
Weber Mary, candymkr. Daggett & Co.
Weber Michael, sr. & jr. wks. J. S. Carey & Co. r. 2 Carey's row, Helen st.
Weber Peter F. r. 391 N. New Jersey
Webber W. F. student National Business College
Weber William, blacksmith William Hillman, r 105 Huron
Webster A. r. 706 N. Illinois
Webster C. B. wagon repairer, 291 Kentucky av. r. 235 N. · Merrill
TEAS AT CARGO PRICES, 151 WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
C. J. BRACKEBUSH, Farm Machinery, Hardware and Seeds, Nos. 75 and 77 W. Washington st., Indianapolis.
Who is your Hatter ? Try Davis at No. 12 E. Washington.
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Webster George C. (Daggett & Co.) r. 140 N. East
Webster George C. Jr. salesman Daggett & Co. r. 224 E. Michigan Webster George S. machinist Sinker & Co. r. 88 W. James Webster Harvey D. salesman Daggett & Co. r. 140 N. East
Webster J. H. fireman, Hook and Ladder Co. r. 29 N. New Jersey
Wecgmann C. H. music teacher, r. 259 E. New York
Weekly Telegraph, Gutenberg Co. publishers, 23 N. Maryland
Weekly Zukemft (The Future) Gutenberg Co. publishers, 23 W. Maryland
Weeks George, machinist, r. 174 E. Washington
Weeks William, bookkeeper, bds. 147 W. Maryland
WEGHORST HENRY, nurseryman and florist es. Japan bet. Ne- braska and South, city limits, r. same. Sce adv.
Wegorst Hermann, gardner, r. 467 S. East
Wehle Gregor, clk. G. Korniger, bds. 338 S. Meridian
Wehle Lucas, boot and shoe maker, 235 E. Washington, r. same Wehling Charles, wagon and blacksmith shop, 234 S. Delaware, r. 236 S. Delaware
Wehling William, cooper E. McNeely, r. Elm, bet. North and Indiana av.
Wehn Christian, tanner, r. 451 S. New Jersey
Weibel John E. barber, F. Stein, r. 376 E. Ohio
Weibke Henry, drayman, J. E. Robertson & Co.
Weichman -, baker, r. al. bet. Washington and Market, East and Liberty
Weidman John, brakeman, bds. 58 Benton
Weigant John, deputy Marshall Union depot, r. Bluff rd.
Weigle Gotlieb, tanner, r. 85 N. Noble
Weiker Henry, teamster, J. Marsee & Son
Weikert Alonzo, clk. W. I. Haskit & Co, bds, 127 Duncan Weikert Joseph carpenter, L. H. Daniels, r. 127 Duncan
Weilacher John, barkeeper, D. Moninger, r. 386 N, Tennessee
Weiland August L. tailor, N. Tennessee, 2 s. McCaulcy
Weiland Christopher, switchman, C. C. & I. C. R. R. Weiland Ernest, machinist Greenleaf & Co.
Weiland William C. clk. C. H. Schromeyer, bds. 558 S. Illinois Weinberger Ernst, (Weinberger & Co.) r. 297 N. East
Weinberger Hermann, (Weinberger & Co.) r. 138 S. Meridian WEINBERGER & CO. (Hermann and Ernst Weinberger and Gus- tavus Waegemann) restaurant, 10 W. Louisiana Weinderger John, bds. 88 Union
Weinrich William G. bartender James McB. Shepherd, r. 156 E. Washington
Weir James L. salesman Pettis, Dickson & Co. bds. Macy House WEIR WILLIAM, marble worker and dealer, 42 and 44 Virginia av. rooms 75 Virginia av.
Weismire John, wks. Rolling Mill
Weiss George, tailor G. H. Heitkam, bds. 8 W. Washington Weiss Henry, barber, 143 E. Washington, r. 401 E. Washington Weiss John, bricklayer, r. 343 N. Delaware
Those nice boots were made at J. ARDEN'S, 65 S. Meridian st.
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W. H. SPADES, dealer in DRY GOODS, NOTIONS and HUMAN HAIR GOODS, 20 E. Washington Street.
Dont forget CULLINY'S EMPORIUM, at 98 E. Washington St.
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Weiss John L. saloon, E. Washington cor. Benton
Welch A. J. switchman Union Depot Co. r. 83 W. Louisiana
Welch James, shoemkr. John G. Kisner, bds. 199 W. Maryland Welch John, puddler Rolling Mill, r. 232 S. Missouri
Welch Patrick, engineer C. C. & I. C. R. R. bds. 58 Benton
Welch Patrick, wks. Kingan & Co. r. 30 Helen
Welch Patrick, saloon, 23 W. Washington, r. 355 S. Meridian
Welch William, tinner R. L. & A. W. McOuat, r. 355 S. Meridian Weldon James, miller Brett, Braden & Co. r. at Mill
Weller William, blacksmith Sinker & Co. r. 281 N. Mississippi Wellman Hirain B. patent agt. r. 29 Vine
Wells Charles, (col'd) coachman, r. opposite City Hospital
Wells E. shoemkr. John Wands, r. 191 S. New Jersey
Wells Graham A. dentist, 15 E. Washington, r. 181 N. New Jersey
Wells James, engineer Judson & Dodd, r. alley bet. East and Liberty, Georgia and the Railroad
WELLS MERIT, dentist, room 2 Yohn's block, Meridian, ne. cor. Washington, r. 112 Plum
Wells Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 57 N. Illinois, r. 52 W. Ohio
Welsh John, puddler, Indianapolis Rolling Mill
Welsh Maurice, propr. Senate Saloon 80 W. Washington, r. 355 S. Meridian
Welsh Michael, porter John C. Burton & Co. r. 80 Fayette
Welsh Patrick, saloonkeeper, r. 355 S. Meridian
Wenger Frank, bartender George Geis, bds. 62 S. Delaware
Wengers M. saloon and boarding house, 60 S. Delaware, r. same
Wenken Ernst (Back & Wenken) r. 178 N. Noble
Weiss Peter, r. McCarty sw. cor. East Welch B. D. painter, bds. 74 State Welch John, lab. r. 374 S. Delaware Welch Luke, blacksmith, r. 5 Willard Welch Michael, clerk, r. 80 Fayette Weller James, r. Blake, nw. cor. New York Weller Levi, mail carrier, r. 651 N. Tennessee Well Frederick shoemkr. r. 96 N. Noble Wells Andrew J. policeman, r. 240 N. Illinois Wells Charles, delivery clk. J. F. Wingate Wells John H. carpenter, r. 786 N. Tennessee Wells Peter, (col'd) lab. r. 201 Minerva Wells William F. carpenter, r. 40 Cherry Welsh Anthony, carpenter, C. C. C. & I. R. R. Welsh B. D. painter, r. No. 3. Blake Block Welsh James, lab. C. C. C. & I. R. R. Welsh John, lab. r. 109 N. Railroad Welsh John, watchman C. C. C. & I. R. R. Welsh Michael, lab. Bunte, Dickson & Co. Wempner William, lab. r. 59 Harrison Wener Elizabeth, wid. Adam. r. 292 S. East Wener John, saloon, r. 292 S. East C. J. BRACKEBUSH, Farm Machinery, Hardware and Seeds, Nos. 75 and 77 W. Washington Street, Indianapolis. Welsh Edward, wks Hoosier Woolen Factory
Aug. F. Coors, 151 Washington st., Wholesale and Retall Grocer.
Buy your Hats, Caps and Furs at I. Davis & Co. 12 E. Washington.
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Wenken William, pianomkr. Indianapolis Piano Mnfrg. Co. r. 178 N. Noble
Wenner J. J. varnisher Helwig & Co.
Wensing Hermann, tailor, r. 357 S. Delaware
Wensler Simeon, lab. r. 323 W. Market
Wentworth William H. fresco painter, 321 E. Washington, bds. same
Wentz C. A. farmer r. 319 Massachusetts av.
Wentz William W. conductor, r. 165 S. Alabama
Wenz Elizabeth, wid. William, r. 226 Dougherty
Wenz George W. carpenter, r. 226 Dougherty
Werbe Charles, United States patent agt. and propr. of The In- ventor and Mechanic, 81 E. Market, r. Alabama cor. Court
Werbe Ferdinand L. grocery and notions 249 W. Washington, r. same
Werbe Henry G. watchmkr. W. P. Bingham & Co. r. 249 W. Washington
Wernbeck George (Holzwar & Wernbeck) r. 285 E. Washington Werner Sandrook, driver. J. Carlisle
Wert Benjamin, clk. Clem & Bro.
Wert Edwin A. travelling agt. James W. Sulgrove & Co. r. 127 N. Alahama
Wert J. William, bookkeeper D. Yandes, Jr. bds. 127 N. Alabama
Werther William, meat market, Noble ne. cor. New York, r. 358 E. New York
Wesbey Charles, painter Ryan Bros.
Wesbey Ephram, cooper W. Baird, r. 324 W. Maryland
Wesbey William, compositor Sentinel news room
Wesling Conrad, drayman, r. 330 N. Noble
Wessler John, lab. Bunte, Dickson & Co.
Wesselhoft Emma Miss, assistant Indiana Normal Academy of Music, r. 263 Meridian
West Charles M. trav. salesman Stewart & Morgan, bds. Bates House
West Clinton, printer, r. 248 S. Alabama
West George, wks. J. S. Carey & Co.
West George E. (H. F. West & Co.) r. 483 N. Tennessee
West Henry F. (H. F. West & Co.) r. Cincinnati
West John, cabinetmaker, r. 143 Ft. Wayne av.
West John C. (Scott, West & Co.) r. 33 W. St. Clair
West Joseph, r. 127 N. Alabama
West William, (col'd) lab. r. 130 N. East
West William C. Railroad City Printing Co. r. 248 S. Ala- bama
WEST H. F. & CO. (Henry F. & George H. West, John I. Mor- ris and A. W. Gorrell) importers and dealers in china, glass and queensware, 37 S. Meridian
Westenfeld Conrad, driver A. Balls, bds. 178 S. Illinois
Western Fireside, (monthly) F. C. Holliday, DD. editor, R. R. City Printing Co. proprs. 35} E. Market
For a GOOD SEWED BOOT, go to J. ARDEN, 65 S, Meridian.
FOR PIANOS, MELODEONS, ORGANS AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, GO TO STOWELL'S, Vinton's Block.
The GREATEST BARGAINS, are offered at CULLINY'S
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WESTERN FURNITUBE CO. (John Weiest, John Deshler, Herman Richter, Christ. Fahrion, Charles Wilhelm, Daniel Willig, Andy Ackermann, Siezfried Hahnenstein, Theodore Sander) furniture mnfrs. and dealers, factory 461 N. Alabama, sales- room 105 E. Washington
Western House, Clawson & Woods proprs. 127 S. Illinois Western Ins. Co. of Buffalo, A. I. Harrison agt. 79 W. Washington WESTERN MACHINE WORKS, Sinker & Co. proprs. 125 S. Penn- sylvania
Western Manufacturers Review and R. R. Journal, A. L. Logan ed- itor, 30 S. Meridian
Western Musical Review (Monthly) H. L. Benham & Co. editors and publishers, No. 1 Martindale's blk. Market ne. cor. Penn. WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH OFFICE, 11 S. Meridian, Charles C. Whitney manager
Weston W. S. shoemaker, bds. Stanridge House
Westover Jonathan, moulder D. Root & Co. r. 124 E. Merrill
Westpfhal Theodor, lab. Bellfontaine frt. depot, r. 150 Union Wexler Daniel, butcher, r. 424 S. Illinois
Weymouth Amos, blacksmith, ns. Nat. rd. west of the bridge, r. same
Wetzel Henry, bookkeeper Chas. Mayer & Co. r. 285 N. Illinois Wetzel Peter C. gardner, r. s. end of S. West
Whalen Dennis, lab. r. 126 Meek
Whalen Timothy, flagman frt. depot C. C. I. C. R. R. Whaling William, cooper, r. 45 Ellen
Wharton John C. student minister, r. 175 E. St. Clair
Wheat William C. (Wheat, Fletcher & Co.) r. Franklin, Ind.
WHEAT, FETCHER & CO. (William C. Wheat, L. W. Fletcher, Barnabas Coffin) pork packers, Blake n. Washington, office room 1 Vinton's blk. opp. Postoffice
Wheatly Henry H. mnfr. doors, sash and blinds and boxes, South cor. Delaware, r. 311 S. East
Wheatly Jerry, lab. Long & Joseph
Wheatley John M. bkpr. McCord & Wheatley, r. 309 S. East Wheatley William W. (McCord & Wheatley and H. Daumont & Co.) r. 202 E. Ohio
Wheeler Albert W. tinner, bds. 31 W. Ohio
Wheeler Charlotte, wid. r. Maryland ne. cor. West
Wheeler Daniel Y. clerk Browning & Sloan, bds. Pyle House.
Wheeler Henry H. carpenter, r. 311 S. East
Wheeler John, fireman, bds. 58 Benton
Whelan Edward, r. 245 W. South
Whelan Joseph K. bds. Massachusetts av. sw. cor. St. Clair
Whentling L. L. bds. Macy House
Wherrett William H. (Wherrett & Scott) r. 246 N. West
WHERRETT & SCOTT, (William H. Wherrett and Avery G. Scott) groceries and provisions 150 N. Tennessee
Whetzel Henry, clerk, bds. 285 N. Illinois
Whipple Charles W. machinist D. Root & Co. r. 315 S. East
Whisler Henry, miller Hoosier State Flour Mills
Agency American & China Tea Co. A. F. Coors, 151 Washington st.
C. J. BRACKEBUSH, Farm Machinery, Hardware and Seeds, Nos. 75 and 77 W. Washington Street, Indianapolis.
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The latest styles of Hats & Caps at I. Davis & Co. 12 E. Wash'n.
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WHITCOMB EDWARD A. (Whitcomb & Potter) also state agent St. Louis Mutual Life Ins. Co. Yohn's blk. r. 172 N. New Jerey
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