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Woolen Mills.
Fleecy Dale Woolen Mill, Mrs E Aiken, propr, near n e cor city limits Test Wm & Bro, on White Water, 3 miles w corporation line
Neckwear, Collars, and Gloves, at Lichtenfels & Co.'s, Hittle Block, corner Ninth and Main Sts.
A. E. & O. P. Crocker give Best of Insurance, Vaughan's New Blk.
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OMISSIONS, CORRECTIONS AND CHANGES.
Albertson Edgar B (Mrs Melva S), (Stubbs & Albertson), res 1127 Main
Artis Rev J E (Mrs Katie), res cor s G and 13th
Brooks Al K (Mrs Rosetta), lunch rooms, 426 Main, res same
Burnaw Harry, tinner, bds 716 n F
Capin A L, bar tender Grand Hotel, bds same
Carrington Louis (Mrs Fannie), res 210 n A
Carroll Owen (Mrs Fannie), teamster, res 321 s 12th Cash Miss Lillie, student, bds 717 n F
Catton Wm, res 318 n 13th
Clark A A (Mrs E), res 421 n 15th
. Clark Geo F (Mrs Sarah K), stone mason, res e side 20th, bet n Band C
Clinton Miss Mary, res 710 n A
Cox Darius (Mrs Ellen), res 712 n 14th
Dalbey Ed F (successor to Short & Dalbey), furniture dealer, 533 Main
Dawson Louis, janitor P O, res 1421 n G
Dean Miss Daisy, res 110 n 8th
Dean Mrs Martha E, widow, boarding, res 110 n 8th
Dingley Alfred W (Mrs Ella M), painter, res e side 20th, bet n Band C
Dingley Edward, shoemaker, 1018 Main, res same
Doll Chas P (Mrs Carrie), R R bridge contractor, res 717 n F' Dozier David (Mrs Mattie), silversmith, res 111 s 9th Dozier Edwin, clerk, res 111 s 9th
Dulin & Hayes (W ID & J R H), Bakers and Confectioners, 908 Main
Earlham College, 1 mile w of city ; Wm P' Pinkham, prest ; Telephone 68
Egbert C Q (Mrs Julia), painter, res 106 n 6th
Fossenkemper Frank H (Mrs Maria), wks Gaar, Scott & Co, res 220 n 20thi
Fry Andrew, res 732 n 15th
Fry Mrs M J, res 732 n 15th
Geaujon Elysee (Mrs Clements), laborer, res 216 n 17th
Geo Hl Grant, Hempleman & Co (Geo II G, A W H & Eli Jay), Mnfrs Church Furniture, cor 8th and Washington ave, near Depot Telephone 127
Lichtenfels, the One Price Clothiers, 832 Main St.
MONEY
ALWAYS ON HAND TO LOAN AT OUR OFFICE, Vaughan's Now Bl'k,
A. E. & O. P. CROCKER.
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Graber Harry W (Mrs Alice), wks Richmond City Mill Wks, res 407 n 15th
Hicks Mrs Susie M, physician, res 41 n 6th
Holly Wm A (Mrs Jennie), res 2 n 6th
Ireland Miss Hattie O, res 402 n 12th
Ireland John P (Mrs Nancy F), carpenter, res 402 n 12th
Ireland Miss Maud, res 402 n 12th
Krone Fred, res 427 s 8th
Lemon Miss Anna, res 1303 Main
Locier Miss Kate, dressmaker, res 201 n 8th
Locier Miss Mary, dressmaker, res 201 n 8th
May August (Mrs -), molder, bds 705 n 10th
McCormick Chas N (Mrs Laura C), commercial trav, res 315 n 11th
Meek Jeremiah L (Mrs Sarah P), grain cradle mnfr, rear 28 s Sth, res 100 s 5th
Miller Mrs Helen M, milliner, 39 n 8th, res same
Mooney Mrs Ellen, widow, res 323 s 12tli
Mooney James, printer, res 323 s 12th
Mooney Miss Maggie, teacher, res 323 s 12th
Neal Thomas J (Mrs Martha E), tailor, res 216 s 2d
Needham Miss Ella, res 20 8 11th
Needham Harry P, res 20 s 11th
Oakes John D (Mrs Ella), res 712 n 14th
O'Harra Jas (Mrs Mary B), res 18 n 12th
Parshall Nathaniel (Mrs Angenette), res 721 n 10th
Parshall Ulysses, res 721 n 10th
Peterson Jolin, grocer, 407 Main, res 200 s 4th
· Pickett Miss Lizzie, res 318 n 13th
Pickett Miss Lula, res 318 n 13th
Pickett Mrs Martha J, widow, res 318 n 13th
Printz George, salesman, res 126 s 13th
Rich Daniel C (Mrs Esther A), carpenter, res 118 n 17th Richmond Foundry Co (C H Coffin, Pres ; W C Shoemaker,
Secy; W F Spencer, Treas), n side E, bet 11th and 12th Sell Jolin W (Mrs Lizzie), res 407 n 15th Sherman James, res 318 n 13th
Swain Charles W, res 631 n 10th
Swain Mrs Ella, widow, res 631 n 10th
Trump Miss Anna, res 110 n 8th
Warner H E, veterinary dentist, bds 29 n 7th
Willett Miss Retta, dressmaker, res 16 s 7th
Worthington Jacob B (Mrs Emily), res e side s 18th, bet C and D
Furnishing Goods at Lichtenfels', the One-Price Clothier, No. 832 Main Street.
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GENERAL INFORMATION.
RICHMOND POST OFFICE.
Corner Eighth and North A
Edwin D Palmer Postmaster
William L Hadley Asst Postmaster
Sample C Byer
Mailing Clerk
D W Buhl.
Mailing Clerk
Sarah Moorman
Distributing Clerk
Mamie Allen.
General Delivery
Grace Dunham.
General Delivery
Frank Dillenback.
Carrier
O E Mitchell
Carrier
E P Hutton. .
Carrier
J J Dickinson
Carrier
R N Hart.
Carrier
B L Chandlee
Carrier
J N Croker
Substitute Carrier
WARD BOUNDARIES.
FIRST WARD-Includes all that part of the city south of the center of Main and west of the center of 7th
SECOND WARD-Includes all that part of the city north of the center of Main and west of the center of 8th
THIRD WARD-Includes all that part of the city north of the center of Main, east of the center of 8th and west of the center of 12th FOURTH WARD-Includes all that part of the city south of the center of Main, east of the center of 7th and west of the center of 12th
FIFTH WARD-Includes all that part of the city east of the center of 12th
STREET DIRECTORY.
Main Street is the principal street of the city, and extends from the White Water river cast to the corporation line, dividing the city north and southi
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STREETS NORTH OF MAIN.
PRESENT NAME. FORMER NAME.
North A .... Broadway and Spring 1st n of Main
North B. . . . Mulberry
2d n of Main
North C ... . Sassafras, Short and Grant. 3rd n of Main
North D ..
Vine, Cliff and streets s of Fair Grounds 4th n of Main
North E ..
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Noble and Division
5th n of Main
North F ... Finley and North 6th n of Main
North G. .
Maple and Moffitt
7thn of Main
North H.
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Sanders, Chestnut and Delaware. .
8thın of Main
North I .. .. Pine
9thn of Main
North J. . . . Cedar and Vermont. 10thn of Main
STREETS SOUTH OF MAIN.
South A. . . . Walnut 1st s of Main
South B. . . . Market
2d s of Main
South C .... Sycamore and South Park 3rd s of Main
South D. .. . Mill and Sherman
4th s of Main
South E.
. Central Avenue. .
5th s of Main
South F.
Poplar and Salter
6th s of Main
South G. . . Linden
7tlı s of Main
South H. ... Branch
8th s of Main
South I .. . . Mansion and Reed. 9th s of Main
South J .... East and West Oakland 10th s of Main
South K. . . . Mound
11th s of Main
STREETS RUNNING NORTH AND SOUTH.
1st St .... Jackson 1st e of river
2d St ... . Green 2nd e of river
3rd St .. . . Washington Brd o of river
4th St. ... Front, Madison and Bridge 4th e of river 5th St ... Pearl and Monroe 5th e of river 6th e of river
6th St. .. Marion, Gaar and High
7th St. .. Franklin 7th e of river 8th St .... Fifth and Centre 8th e of river 9th St ... . Sixth, Boston ave and Wiggins
9th e of river 10th St. . . Seventh, Newport Pike, e and w Park 10th e of river 11th St. . Eighth, Barclay, Fountain and Mound. . . 11th e of river 12th St. . . . Ninth and Middleboro Pike. 12th e of river
13th e of river
14th St .... Eleventh
14th e of river
15th St .. . . Twelfth 15th e of river
16th St. .. Thirteenth and Reeves ave
16th e of river
17th St .... Fourteenth 17th e of river .
18th St .... Fifteenth
18th e of river
19th St .... Sixteenth .
19th e of river
20th e of river
20th St .. . . Seventeenth 21st e of river 21st St
22d e of river 22d St
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1 13th St .... Tenth
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PLACES.
Elm Place .... From 8th to 12th, bet n D and E
Park Place. ... From alley bet 9th and 10th to 11th, bet s A and B
AVENUES.
Ft Wayne ave .... Commencing at the junction of Main and 4th sts, running n o to 10th
Liberty ave ...... Commencing at 5th and s HI, extending s w to the corporation line
Washington ave. . Commencing at Ft Wayne ave, extending n w to junction of 6th and n F sts, thence around the bluff, passing the shops of Gaar, Scott & Co, down the river to junction of 3rd and 5th sts, at railroad bridge
Garden ave Commencing at junction of 6th and s E sts, thence running s w around "Cascade Gardens" to 5th
STREETS IN LINDEN HILL.
PRESENT NAME. FORMER NAME.
17th Fourteenth. 1st Street in Corporation
18th. Fifteenth 2nd Street in Corporation
Sixteenth 3rd Street in Corporation 19th
20th
Seventeenth
4th Street in Corporation
6th Street in Corporation 22nd . Eighteenth 5th Street in Corporation 21st
The Streets in Linden Hill conform with those of the city of Richmond
CEMETERIES.
Earlham 1 mile w on National Road
Lutheran
. w s Liberty Pike, 14 miles s of city
Maple Grove n s Main, bet 22d st and corporation line
St Andrew's Catholic . e s Liberty Pike, 1 mile s of city
St Mary's Catholic w s Boston Pike, 13 miles s of city
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
OFFICERS FOR 1883-8.4.
William A Bickle, President; Elgar G Hibberd, Secretary ; William H Bradbury, Treasurer; Jacob A Zeller, Superintendent
SPECIAL TEACHERS.
G M Cole, Superintendent and Teacher of Music ; Dr Z Test, Superintendent and Teacher of German
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TEACHERS.
High School -Mrs J G Holcombe, Principal, History and Lit- erature ; Miss M A Stubbs, Mathematics and German ; W N Truc- blood, Natural Science and Latin
FIRST DISTRICT.
Grammar Schools-Miss Anna Mathews, Principal, Grade A; Miss A C Doris, Grade B; Miss Sophia Marchant, Grade C; Miss Ada Woodward, Grade D
Primary Schools-Miss Cassa V Reese, Grade A; Miss Lillie M Graves, Grade B; Miss L M Schofield, Grade C; Miss M R Elderkin, Principal of Primary Schools, Grade D
SECOND DISTRICT.
Grammar Schools-Miss H M Jones, Principal, Grade C; Miss Hattie Thompson, Grade D
Primary Schools-Miss Nora H Lupton, Grade A; Miss M A Moore, Grade B; Miss Alice Test, Grade C; Miss Anna Lupton, Principal of Primary Schools, Grade D
THIRD DISTRICT.
Grammar Schools-Miss D M Posey, Principal, Grade A; Mrs Florence Woods, Grade B; Miss Maggie E Dennis, Grade C; Miss Lida D Hadley, Grade D
Primary Schools- Miss May Woodard, Grade A; Miss Mary E Perry, Grade B; Miss Lizzie M. Finney, Grade C; Miss Julia E Test, Principal of Primary Schools, Grade D
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Grammar Schools-Mrs E E Thatcher, Principal, Grade C; Miss S A Hill, Grade D
Primary Schools-Miss Anna B Wright, Grade A; Miss M R Marsh, Grade B; Miss Emma B Long, Grade C; Miss M E Mooney, Grade D); Miss Lizzie Thompson, Principal of Primary Schools, Grade D
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Primary Schools-Miss Mattie Horney, Principal, Grades A and B; Miss Marietta Worrall, Grade C; Miss Susie Horney, Grade D; Miss Carrie Salter, Grade D
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Grammar Schools-Miss A P Wiggins, Principal, Grades B and C; Miss Anna M Brown, Grade D
Primary Schools-Miss Lida Leive, Grade A; Miss Victoria Lindemuth, Grade B; Miss Bertha Steen, Grades B and C; Miss Anna Shultz, Grade C; Miss Lina Stahl, Grade D; Miss Agnes Steen, Principal of Primary Schools, Grade D
COLORED SCHOOLS.
Mrs Landonia Williams, Principal, Grammar Grades ; Miss M A Johnson, Primary Grades A and B; Miss Maggie Woodyear, Pri- mary Grades C and D); Mrs M E Perry, Mixed Grades
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PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS.
St Andrew's School-Cor C and s 4th ; Rev H J Seibertz, prin- cipal St Mary's School -'S e cor 7th and n A; Rev Jolm Ryves, principal
St John's Lutheran School - W side 4th, s of s C; Rev Henry Wickemeyer, principal
St Paul's School-Cor 7th and s D
EARLHAM COLLEGE.
This institution is situated one mile West of Richmond, on the South side of the National Road. It was established by the Society of Friends of Indiana Yearly Meeting, and, until 1881, was con- trolled by that body through a Board of Managers.
In 1878, Indiana Yearly Meeting and Western Yearly Meeting each appointed a committee to consider the subject of a union of the two Yearly Meetings in the management of Eartham College.
In accordance with a joint report of these committees, adopted by both Yearly Meetings in 1880, Indiana Yearly Meeting conveyed to a Board of twenty-five Trustees-twelve appointed by each Yearly Meeting, and the President of the College being ex-officio a member of the Board-by deed of trust, the college property, real and personal.
This Board of Trustees was, by due process of law, incorporated as "EARLHAM COLLEGE," and organized January 11, 1881, by elect- ing B C Hobbs, President ; M M White, Vice President; Naomi W Harrison, Secretary ; W T Carpenter, Treasurer ; and T Nicholson, M M White, W T Carpenter, J J Mills, M E Harris, N W Harrison, and Nathan Pickett, an Executive Committee.
The Faculty is as follows :
COLLEGE DEPARTMENT .- William P Pinkham, A M, President, Professor of English Literature and Elocution ; Joseph Moore, LL D, Professor of Metaphysics and Ethics; Calvin W Pearson, Ph D, Professor of German, French, and History ; Alphens McTaggart, Ph D, Professor of Greek and Latin; Eli Jay, A M, Professor of Mathematics.
DEPARTMENT OF PREPARATORY INSTRUCTION .- Mahalah Jay, A M, Principal, Latin ; Phebe Furnas, A B, English Grammar and Botany ; Flora E Greene, B S, Fall and Winter Terms; Emma R Clark, A B, Spring Term, History and Geography ; H Lavinia Baily, Ira I Cammack, Assistants.
HOUSEHOLD OFFICERS .- Allen Jay, Superintendent and Treas- urer; Martha A Jay, Matron ; William H Winslow, Proctor; H Lavinia Baily, Governess ; Wm H Winslow, Secretary.
Florence Chandlee, Teacher of Drawing and Painting; John R. Sherrick, Librarian.
The college year is divided into three terms. The Fall Term
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begins September 5, 1883, and closes December 18. The Winter Term begins January 2, 1884, and closes March 25. The Spring Term begins April 2, and closes June 25.
Earlham College affords all the advantages for a thorough clas- sical education, while its moral and religious influence is of the very highest order. Young ladies and gentlemen are admitted on equal terms. Hundreds of its graduates are now teaching throughout the West, many of whom stand very high in the profession. The demand for Earlhamites as teachers is always greater than the supply. The attendance last year was 246, of whom 107 were females, and 130 males.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
A M E Church-Cor 6th and s B; Rev J McSmith, pastor. Services : Sunday, 10.30 a m, 7.30 p m
Christian Church - E side s 9th, s of Main. Services : Sunday, 10.80 a m, 7.30 p m ; Sunday school, 9.00 a m; prayer meeting, Thursday evening
First Baptist Church - W side 11th, n of Main ; Rev C B Allen jr, pastor. Sunday morning service, 10.30; evening service, sum- mer 7.30, winter 7.00; Sunday school, 9.15 a m; prayer meeting, Thursday evening
First M E Church -S w cor 14th and Main ; Rev A W Lamport, pastor. Sunday services, morning 10.30, evening 7.00 in summer, 7.30 in winter ; Sunday school, 2.00 pm ; prayer meeting, Thursday evening. (Until new edifice is completed, services are held at the old church, cor 5th and n A sts)
Grace M. E Church - S w cor 10th and n A; Rev Frost Craft, pastor. Sunday services, morning 10.30 a m, evening 7.30 in sum- mer, 7.00 in winter; Sunday school, 2.00 p m; prayer meeting, Thursday evening
First Presbyterian Church -E side 8th, bet Main and s C; Rev I M Hughes, pastor. Sunday services, morning 10,30 a m, evening 7.30 in summer, 7.00 in winter ; Sabbath school 9.00 a m ; prayer meeting, Thursday evening
Friends' Meeting House (Hicksite) - N side n A, bet 11th and 12th
Friends' Yearly Meeting House (Orthodox) - S side Main, bet 15th and 16th
German M E Church - S e cor 7th and s B; Rev J C Marting, pastor. Sunday services, morning 10.30, evening 7.30 in summer, 7.00 in winter; Sunday school, 9.00 a m; prayer meeting, Thurs- day evening
Richmond Preparative Meeting House (Orthodox Friends) - E side 8th, bet s A and B
St Andrew's Catholic Church - Cor C and s 6th ; Rev HI J Sei- bertz, pastor; Sunday services, morning 8.00, and 10.00 (main ser- vices) ; afternoon 2.30
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St John's Lutheran Church -320 s 4th; Rev Henry Wieke- meyer, pastor; Sunday services, morning 10.00, afternoon 2.00, evening 7.00 in winter, 7.30 in summer, and every Friday evening seven weeks before Easter
St Mary's Catholic Church - Rev John Ryves, pastor; cor 7th and n A
St Paul's Episcopal Church - N e cor 8th and n A; Rev J B Wakefield, D D, pastor; Sunday services, morning 10.30, evening 7.80 in winter, sunset services 7.00 in summer; Sunday school, 9.00 a m; Wednesday evening services, 7.30
St Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church-E side 7th, s of C; Rev J J Young, pastor; Sunday services, morning 10.00, evening 7.30; Sunday school, 2.00 p m ; prayer meeting Thursday evenings Swedenborgian-S e cor 7th and s A
U P Church- Cor 11th and n B; Rev Alexander Gilchrist, pas- tor; Sunday services, morning 10.30, evening 7.30 in summer, 7.00 in winter; Sabbath school, 2.30 p m; prayer meeting Thursday evening, 7.30
Wesleyan Methodist Church - E side 10th, s of s C; Rev Clay Pierce, pastor; Sunday services, 11.00; Sunday school, 2.00 pm ; class at 3.00 and 7.00 p m ; prayer mecting Thursday evening
Whitewater Meeting (Orthodox Friends) - Cor 10th and n G
Zion's Church Evangelical Association-E side 7th, bet s B and C; Wm Weidenhalft, pastor; Sunday service, morning 10.30, evening 7.00 in winter, 7.30 in summer; Sunday school, 9 a m; prayer meeting Wednesday evening, 7.30
SECRET SOCIETIES.
MASONIC.
Halt N W Cor Ninth and Main
Webb Lodge No 2.1, F and A M-A W Hempleman, W M; RF Davis, S W ; NP Wood, J W ; HIS Kates, Treas; W W Austin, Sec ; JE Jones, S D ; A A Marlatt, J D; A G Ogborn, Tyler Trustees- H N Land, E D Palmer, M B Ballard Meets third Wednesday of each month
Richmond Lodge No 196, Fand A M-M Cullaton, W M ; Frank M Wheelan, S W ; Lynn H Fisher, J W ; Simon Fox, Treas ; Jolm De Witt, Sec ; J B Dougan, S D; N H Ballard, J D; A G Ogborn, Tyler Trustees-B Ballard, R W Deeley, D G Sparks Meets first Tuesday of each month
King Solomon Chapter No 4, R A M-RF Davis, HP ; BF Land, K; T E Kinsey, S; D G Sparks, Treas; W W Austin, Sec; A A , Marlatt, CH; RL Moore, P S; A G Ogborn, R H; N P Wood, 3d V; W H Trindle, 2d V ; D Walters, Ist V ; J Knauer, G Meets second Friday of each month
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Wayne Council R. and S M, No 10-W W Austin, III M ; C Fetta, DIM; J L Smith, C W ; M B Ballard, Treas; E D Palmer, Rec ; W J Robie, G ; A G Ogborn, S Meets first Thursday of each month
Richmond Commandery K T, No 8 -- W J Robie, EC; W T Noble, Gen ; Jolm Nicholson, C Gen ; A W Hempleman, Pre ; N B Ballen- ger, S W ; R F Davis, J W ; J B Dougan, Treas; W W Austin, Rec ; BF Land, St B; T E Kinsey, Sw B; A G Ogborn, W; J Knauer, CG Meets first Monday of each month
Masonic Building Association-H N Land, Prest ; M B Ballard, Treas ; E D Palmer, Sec Board of Directors-H N Land, M B Bal- lard, C Fetta, W M Thompson, J L Smith, J De Witt, R W Deeley, L D Stubbs, E D Palmer Meets third Thursday of January, April, July and October Annual meeting of Stockholders, second Thurs- day of January
Loyal Chapter, No 1, Order of Eastern Star-L T Lemon, Worthy Patron ; Mrs C B Kendall, Worthy Matron ; Mrs Addie M. De Witt, Worthy Associate Matron; Mrs Emeline Land, Treas; Mrs E J Johnston, Sec ; Mrs Ellen J Marlatt, Conductress ; Mrs Della Hayes, Associate Conductress ; Mrs Alice Land, Warder Meets in Masonic Hall, second Tuesday of each month
I. 0. 0. F.
Hall S W Cor Eighth and Main
White Water Lodge, No #1-Win J Smith, N G ; Harry C Down- ing, V G ; Mark Mitchell, Perm Sec; H W Talhelm, Treas Meets every Friday evening
Herman Lodge, No 199-Henry Emrich, NG ; Fred Schurg, V G ; Wm Storz, Rec Sec; Gotleib Lichtenfels, Perm Sec; C A Bartel, Treas Meets every Thursday night
Woodward Lodge, No 212-I C Doan, NG; Geo W Reynolds, V G; A W Stewart, Perm Sec ; Jesse H Brooks, Treas Meets every Wednesday night
Richmond Lodge, No 254-A J Mercer; N G ; Harry Dille, VG ; John W Tingle, Secy ; Peter Johnson, Treas Meets every Monday evening
Harmonia Encampment, No 75-Wm Schultz, CP; Peter Kuhl- man, S W ; August May, J W ; Fred Janke, HI P; Wm Vietze, Scribe ; C A Bartel, Treas Meets first and third Tuesday of every month
Oriental Encampment, No 28-E Lawton, CP; C C Binkley, S W; T L Pierce, J W ; W M Mitchell, H P; John McMinn, Scribe ; H R Downing, Treas Meets second and fourth Tuesday of cach month
Eden Degree Lodge, No 30, Daughters of Rebekah-J W Tingle, N G; Mrs Mary L Tingle, V G; Mrs Mattie Alexander, Sec; Mrs M. E Spekenhier, Treas Meets second and fourth Saturday of each month
Hermenia Lodge, No 25, Daughters of Rebekah-Ellen Greive, N G; Wilhelmina Knopf, V G; Henry Greive, Sec; Sophia Bartel, Treas Meets first Saturday of each month
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Odd Fellows' Provident Association of Wayne Co-John Yar- yan, prest ; L C Huff, vice prest ; Edward Bellis, scey ; J J Finney, treas
Odd Fellows' Hall Building Association-H R Downing, prest ; Edward Bellis, secy ; Frank Davenport, treas
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PATRIARCHAL CIRCLE.
Richmond Temple, No 4-H R Downing, C; George Bishop, O; Gehring Stace, V O; CE Newman, Ven O; T L Pierce, Ist C O M ; II C Downing, 2d COM; E Lawton, M; John F Thomas, See; M L Strattan, F Sec ; E J Salter, Treas Meets second and fourth Tuesday of each month
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Hall N E Cor Fifth and Main
Cœur de Leon Lodge, No 8-Geo R Williams, P C; James II Nicholson, C C; Edward H Miller, V C; Elmer E King, P; R H King, M of F ; B C Hill, M of E; Wm E Russell, K of R and S; Gil H Scott, M of A; Edgar E Roney, IG; Wm Wentling, O G
Hall S W Cor Seventh and Main
Iola Lodge, No 53-R Sedgwick, PC; P G Hearn, CC; J H Cooke, V C; E J Fulghum, P; A H Morehead, M of E ; O S Mote, M of F; M Ritchie, K of R and S; F Marchant, I G ; J Thomas, OG
Everett A Richey, D D G C for Nos 8 and 53
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
Hall S W Cor Seventh and Main
Anchor Lodge No 864-Meets every Wednesday evening RED MEN.
Ilall S W Cor Seventh and Main
Osceola Tribe, No 15-Thos Moon, Sachem; Wm Zimmerman, Sen Sag; Henry Shaw, Jun Sag; Will T Schooley, C of R; Phil Schneider, K of W Meets 5th sleep of every 7th sun, (Thursday evening)
A. P. A.
Hall N W Cor Fifth and Main 1
Washington Lodge, No 6-Henry Klopp, W M; Wm Hill, D M; Harmon Knollenberg, F Sec ; Wm Klopp, Sec; Louis Uhte, Treas ; Wm Bartel, Chaplain Meets every Wednesday evening
KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
Hall S W Cor Seventh and Main
- Richmond Lodge, No 2068-Meets every Friday evening Wayne Lodge-Mects every Monday evening
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MISCELLANEOUS INSTITUTIONS.
Wayne County Medical Society .- Jos Iutzi, Prest ; N H Ballard, Sec ; Jas F Hibberd, Treas ; Censors-W F King, S S Boyd, Chas S Bond Meets alternately at Richmond and Cambridge City, on the second Thursday of every alternate monthi
Miller Grenadiers .- George W Koontz, Captain ; Ed Mull, 1st Lieut ; Henry Epping, 2d Lieut; Will F Hansche, Clerk; Frank Bescher, Quartermaster; Harmon Wierhake, 1st Sergt; Samuel Wiggans, 2d Sergt ; Jas McCoy, 3d Sergt Armory n w cor 4th and Main, 3d floor Drill Tuesday and Friday nights
Richmond City Band .- Joseph Werner, Pres; Samuel Bartlow, Secy ; Eugene Morel, Treas; Henry Runge, Leader Headquarters 3d floor above Knabe's grocery Meets every Wednesday and Friday evenings
Young Men's Christian Association .- Edward Bellis, Prest; C A Francisco, Sec ; H I Fisher, Treas ; T' G Thompson, Gen Secre- tary Hall s e cor 9th and Main
Women's Christian Temperance Union .- Mrs Emma Pinkham, Prest ; Miss Mary Jarrett, Sec ; Miss Letitia Smith, Treas Meets every Friday afternoon ; monthly meetings, third Friday Hall 901 Main
Women's County Temperance Union .- Mrs M R Dennis, Prest ; Mrs Anna Starr, Sec Meets in Y MC A Rooms, cor 9th and Main
CULLATON PRINTING HOUSE,
HI and 11% SOUTH EIGHTH STREET.
The Only Office in the State doing
Illuminated Pamphlet Cover & Poster Work
EQUAL TO WORK DONE IN THE LARGER CITIES.
The Latest Styles of Presses, Abundance of Type, and Capacity for Jobs of any Magnitude. .
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ESTIMATES FURNISHED CHEERFULLY.
M. CULLATON & CO., Props.
ALPHABETICAL LIST
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POST OFFICES IN INDIANA AND OHIO,
WITH COUNTIES IN WHICH LOCATED.
Auron .. Switzerland
Abington
Wayne
Alkinsonville
.Owen
Abolte.
.Allen
Atlien
Fountain
Atwood.
Koselusko
Bigfoot
Fulton
Blg Inidlan
.. Cnss
Billingsville
Union
Bingen
Adams
Binwood
Hancock
Birdseye.
Dubois
Birminghan
Miami
Blackford
Jasper
Blaine.
.Jay
Blair
De Kalb
Blairsville.
. Posey
Bloomfield (c. h.) ..
Greene
Bloomingdale .....
.Parke
Blooming Grove .. Franklin Bloomingport. ... Randolph Bloomingsburgh ..... Fulton Bloomington (c. h.) .. Monroe
Blonntsville ...
. Henry
Blue Creek.
Franklin
Blue Grass
Fulton
Blue Lick
. Clark
Blue Ridge.
Shelby
Blue River.
Washington
Bluff Creek
Johnson
Blut Point.
Bluffton (c. h.). .Wells
Boehmer
Huntington
Boggslowi
.Shelby
Batelnun
Sullivan
Bono
Lawrence
Batesville.
. Ripley
Boon Grove.
Porter
Boonville (c. h.)
Warrick
Battle Ground. . Tippecanoe
Bean Blossom
Brown
Boston
Wayne
Boston Statlon.
Bear Branch.
.Ohio
Crawford
Boswell
Benton
Boundary
Jay
Bourbon.
. Marshall
Bowers.
Montgomery
Bowling Green
.Clay
Boxley
Hamilton
Boyleston
Clinton
Brneken
Huntington
Bradford
Harrison
Brawlv.
.Shelby
Bramble.
. Martin
Branchville
Perry
Brazil (c. h.).
. Clay
Bremen ..
Marshall
Brewersville.
Brick Chapel.
.Putnam
Bridgeport
Marion
Bridgeton
. Parke
Bright
Dearborn
Brighton
Lagrange
Brightwood
Marion
Brimfield
. Noble
Herne. Adams
Bethlehem
. Clark
Bleknell
.Knox
Auburn (c. h.)
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