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Riley James T., salesman New York Store.
Riley James, waiter Bates House.
Ringer wid. Daniel, res. 121 N. East.
Ringer J. Q. A., carpenter and builder P. & I. Depot, res. 92 St. Joseph.
Ringer Mrs. Susanna, 108 St. Joseph.
Ringle David, (Fisher & R.,) res. Illinois, near Union Depot.
Rinkle Jacob, proprietor of Tremont House, cor. Illinois and Louisiana.
Rinkle Jacob, clerk Tremont House, res. same.
Rinn Edmond, res. 51 S. New Jersey.
Riple David, wood sawyer, res. 128 W. Maryland.
Rippit John, brick mason, bds. 169 S. Alabama.
RISING SUN INSURANCE CO., agency 14 and 16 S. Meridian.
Ritter Augustus, laborer, res. S. Delaware.
Ritter Peter, marble cutter W. A. Keys, res. 161 N. New Jersey.
Ritzinger Frederick, pork packer, res. 35 N. New Jersey.
Ritzinger J. B., clerk Fletcher's Bank, bds. 37 N. New Jersey.
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INDIANAPOLIS
GEORGE F. MEYER,
Manufacturer and dealer in all kinds of
CHEWING & SMOKING
Tobacco, Cigars & Snuff,
500
Sign of the "'Big Indian Chief," NO. 35 WEST WASHINGTON STREET, INDIANAPOLIS.
- All Goods warranted of the best quality. Orders so- licited and promptly attended to.
CITY CIGAR STORE.
CHARLES M. RASCHIG,
No. 15 East Washington Street, Sign of the Tin Indian, Indianapolis, Ind., Manufacturer and Dealer in
IMPORTED & DOMESTIC CIGARS, SNUFF,
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco.
A choice lot of
Pipes, Cigar Cases, Snuff and Tobacco Boxes Constantly kept on hand. Orders by mail promptly attended to.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
River Frederick, res. 190 S. Delaware.
Roache Addison L., (McDonald & R.,) res. 97 N. Pennsyl- vania.
Roache Charles, breakman I. & C. R. R., bds. 51 Louisiana.
Roache Mrs. Mary Ann, res. 167 E. Market.
Roache R. S., 97 N. Pennsylvania.
Roback Eli book binder, bds. 139 N. Pennsylvania.
Roback Henry, moulder, res. 139 N. Pennsylvania.
hoback Mrs. Sarah, res. 139 N. Pennsylvania.
Roberts Mrs. A. W., bds. 160 N. Tennessee.
Roberts Mrs. Catherine, res. Alabama.
Roberts Dwight, dealer in patent medicines, 6 Louisiana, res. 160 N. Tennessee.
Roberts John W., machinist Bellefontaine shop, bds. 114 S. New Jersey.
Roberts Thomas L., machinist Bellefontaine R. R. shop, res. 261 Virginia ave.
Roberts Rev. Turner, (col.,) M. E. Church, res. 54 Black- ford.
Roberts W. G., book-keeper Union Foundry, res. 297 S. Delaware.
ROBINSON CHARLES B., superintendent Peru & Ind. R. R., office at depot, res. 249 S. Alabama.
Robinson C. S., carpenter, res. N. Tennessee, bet. First and Second.
Robinson Francis, bds. 132 N. Illinois.
Robinson Frank, boot and shoe maker, res. cor. Michigan and Tennessee.
Robinson Geo., engineer I. & C. R. R., bds. 70 S. Noble.
Robinson Goodell, marble cutter, bds. 96 E. Market.
Robinson Joseph, flour miller, res. 64 N. Pennsyl- vania.
Robinson Martin S., pattern maker, res. 27 N. East.
Robinson Robert W., carpenter, res. 68 N. Missouri.
Robinson S., marble engraver, bds. N. W. cor. East and Market.
Robinson William J. H., deputy sheriff, office Court House, res. 49 N. Alabama.
Robison James, plasterer, res. 225 S. Alabama.
ROBINIUS & MYERS, boot and shoe makers, 51 Blake's Row, Washington.
Robson Mrs. Charlotte, res. 87 N. Pennsylvania.
Robson George W., foundryman, res. 140 N. Illinois.
Rockey H. S., clerk, res. 24 N. West.
Rockey J. L. D., bookbinder, bds. 24 S. W. cor. Market and West.
ROCKWELL ADOLPHUS F., secretary White River Val- ley Insurance Co., Ray's Block.
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INDIANAPOLIS
SHORTEST ROUTE BY 30 MILES.
CINCINNATI, Southern Ohio and North-Eastern Kentucky.
INDIANAPOLIS & CINCINNATI
SHORT
LINE
RAIL ROAD.
NO CHANGE OF CARS TO CINCINNATI.
Three Trains leave Indianapolis daily, Sundays excepted THROUGH TO CINCINNATI IN ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER ROUTES.
Connecting at Cincinnati with all the Great Eastern and Southern Railroad Lines, and with Steamers on the Ohio River.
Patent Sleeping and Smoking Cars on this Route.
FARE THE SAME AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
noCall for your Tickets via the Indianapolis & Cincinnati R. R. CH
Baggage Checked Through.
Through Tickets for Sale at all Ticket Offices in the North-West.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Be sure you get in the right Train at Indianapolis. THE ONLY CIN- CINNATI TRAIN stands on the Fifth Track, being the farthest Track South in the Union Depot, at Indianapolis.
H. C. LORD, W. H. L. NOBLE, Gen'l Ticket Agent.
President.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
ROCKWELL R. E., agent Forest City Sewing Machine, 2 Ray's Building, bds. Palmer House.
Rockwood W. O., treasurer Indianapolis Rolling Mill, res. 30 S. Tennessee.
Roda Anthony; laborer, res. 148 N. Noble.
Rodes Jos., (col.,) auction-bell ringer, res. 129 W. Georgia. RODEWALD HENRY, groceries and liquors, res. 288 In- diana ave.
Roe Mrs. Mary E., res. 132 N. East.
ROESCH CHARLES, drugs and medicines, 185 E. Wash-
ington, res. E. Washington, bet. New Jersey and East. Rogan George, at Rolling Mill, bds. 184 S. Tennessee. Rogers B., laborer, res. E. Wabash, bet. Noble and Liberty. Rogers Charles A., bar tender Farmers' and Drovers' Hotel. Rogers George, conductor, bds. American House.
Rogers James, 50 W. Vermont.
Rogga Rudolph, tailor, res. 169 S. Alabama.
Rohlfing Christopher, laborer, res. 150 N. Noble.
ROLL ISAAC H., wall paper, 16 S. Illinois, res. cor. Illi- nois and Maryland.
Roller Jacob, blacksmith, bds. Andrew Dinks, W. North.
Rommel Henry, salesman Dessar Bros.
Romerill Charles E., plasterer, res. 99 W. Maryland.
Roop John, spinner Ohio P. W. Factory, bds. W. Kolb. Rook Thomas, res. 67 N. West.
Rooker A. J., painter, res. 104 Indiana ave.
Rooker George, painter, bds. 164 N. West.
Rooker Samuel S., painter, res. 164 N. West.
Rooker J. S., painter, res. 106 Indiana ave.
Roos & Schmalzried, butchers, S. Illinois, bet. Georgia and Union Depot.
Roos Jacob, (R. & Schmalzried,) 73 S. Illinois.
ROOT, BENNETT & CO., manufacturers and dealers in stoves and tinware, 68 E. Washington.
Root Charles H., (R., Bennett & Co.,) bds. 80 N. Meridian. Root Charles, assistant cook Crystal Palace Saloon, bds. 44 W. Washington.
Root Deloss, salesman R., Bennett & Co., res. 80 N. Meridian.
Root Jerome, B. R., Bennett & Co., bds. 80 N. Meridian.
Rose Augustus D., captain of police, res. 110 N. East. Rose Charley, cabinet maker, bds. 81 Davis.
Rose Franklin, engineer I. & C. R. R., res. 50 S. East. Rose James G., plumber, bds. W. L. Ramsey.
Rose Martin, carpenter, bds. 110 N. East.
Rosebrock John F., bds. 283 S. Delaware.
Rosebrock Hermon H., grocer, 283 S. Delaware, res. same. ROSENBERG S., hat and cap store, 73 E. Washington, res. same.
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INDIANAPOLIS
SCHOLARSHIPS
For sale at a liberal discount, on the Principal
Commercial Colleges
In the West, by
SUTHERLAND & MCEVOY, Room 32 Sentinel Buildings, Indianapolis, Ind. Post Office Box 875.
JACOB BECK,
MANUFACTURER OF
RIFLES, PISTOLS, AND
SHOT
GUNS
86 East Washington Street, Indianapolis, Ind.
- Repairing neatly executed, and done on short notice. All work warranted.
NEBRASKA SALOON,
No. 12 Louisiana St., opposite Union Depot,
INDIANAPOLIS, EURICK & NALTNER, Propr's.
Keeps constantly on hand a general assortment of the best
LIQUORS, WINES, BEER AND ALE, Mixed Drinks, Cigars, Tobacco, &c.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
ROSENGARTEN HENRY, M. D., druggist, 1 Odd Fellows' Hall, res. 47 N. Delaware.
Rosengarten Louis, res. 46 S. East.
ROSENGARTEN SAMUEL, grocery and produce store, 78 E. Washington, res. Michigan Road.
Rosensteel Robert, butcher, res. 11 N. Liberty. ROSENTHAL A., wines and liquors, 38 Louisiana, res. Missouri, bet. Maryland and Washington.
Rosenthal Henry, res. 89 S. East.
ROSENTHAL DR. ISAAC M., physician and surgeon, drugs and medicines, 30 S. Illinois, res. same.
Rosier Aaron, res. 132 W. New York.
Rosner H., cooper, res. W. North.
Ross Bascom, bookbinder, bds. American House.
ROSS J. H., coal merchant, res. 174 N. Tennessee.
Ross N. M., bds. American House.
Ross Robert, well-digger, res. 135 E. New York.
Rosson George W., brakeman M. & I. R. R., bds. Ray House.
Rothrock Valentine, foreman Osgood, Smith & Co., res. 14 N. Meridian. .
Rourke Thomas, waiter Bates House.
Rouhette Arthur, laborer, 169 N. Noble.
Rubb W. E., student N. W. C. University and Journal car- rier for north part of city, res. Ash.
Rubush Fletcher, carpenter, res. 59 N. Noble.
Rubush Jacob, brick mason, res. 62 N. East.
RUCKER JAMES S., physician and surgeon, res. 58 W. Vermont.
Rucker Thomas H., at Bryant's Commercial College, res. 168 N. Vermont.
Ruckle Nicholas R., printer Journal office, bds. Pyle House.
Rue William, gunsmith, res. 108 McCarty.
Ruff Joseph, barber, bds. 16 Georgia.
Rugg Samuel L., superintendent public instruction, res. 59 W. New York.
Rugh William G., res. 108 McCarty.
Rumann August, express wagon, 131 E. Washington.
Rumann Mrs. Natalie, milliner and dress maker, 131 E. Washington.
Rumel Jacob, at Rolling Mill, res. 162 S. Tennessee.
Rung Christian, butcher, bds. Delaware, near South.
Runnion Wm., (Hays & R ,) bds. Macy House.
Rupley Michael H., printer Journal office, bds. Pyle House. RUSCH FREDERICK P., flour, seed and grain store, 83 W. Washington.
Rusche Peter, stone cutter, res. Wyoming.
RUSCHHAUP T. AUGUSTUS, groceries and provisions, 220 E. Washington, res. same.
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INDIANAPOLIS
BATES HOUSE HAIR DRESSING SALOON,
No. 12 North Illinois Street, Under Bates House.
Cold, Warm and
E.C.HUSSEY-CO-ENG
Shower Baths.
HENNING & STELZELL, Proprietors
A. J. DANFORTH. F. F. SIMPSON.
DANFORTH & SIMPSON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Groceries, Produce, &c.,
No. 3 Odd Fellows' Hall,
Indianapolis, Indiana.
Goods delivered to any part of the City free of charge.
ALBERT CHRISTY, CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
Mississippi Street, Back of Negro Chapel, INDIANAPOLIS, Will execute all orders with neatness and dispatch. @a
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CITY DIRECTORY.
RUSCHHAUPT & BALS, liquor dealers, 82 E. Washing- ton.
Buschhaupt Frederick, (R. & Bals,) res. 61 N. New Jersey.
Ruschhaupt William H., clerk farmers' Hotel.
Ruschhaupt Wm., carpenter, res. 295 S. Delaware.
Russell Chas. S., conductor Indiana Central Railroad, bds. 95 Virginia ave.
Russell James, res. 115 W. Ohio.
Russell John S., carpenter, res. 284 S. Delaware.
Russell John, watchman, res. 284 S. Delaware.
Ruth Charles, assistant cook Crystal Palace Saloon.
Ruth Louis, clerk, bds. 168 Virginia ave.
Ruthenburg S., master machinist, res. 121 N. New Jersey. Ryan Mrs. H., bds. 32 Kentucky ave.
Ryan James B., (C. A. Elliott & Co.,) res. 100 Mississippi.
Ryan John, laborer, res. 265 S. Delaware.
RYAN RICHARD J., attorney at law, office Elliott's Block, bds. 32 Kentucky ave.
Ryan Thomas F., clerk, bds. 32 Kentucky ave.
Sabert W., engineer Jeffersonville Railroad, res, 115 S. Ala- bama.
SACKETT CYRUS O., printer Sentinel office, bds. 79} E. Washington.
Sacks John P., cooper, bds. N. Illinois.
Sacks John, tanner, bds. California House.
Saetar C., cooper, res. 107 E. Washington. Sahn Ludwig, carpenter, res. 88 Fort Wayne ave.
St. John E., clerk I. H. Roll, bds. 18 S. Illinois.
Sander John, carpenter, res. 148 N. Liberty.
Sanders Frederick, smith Bellefontaine shop, res. 99 Bluff road.
Sanders Jack, (col .. ) res. 178 W. North.
Sanders John, carpenter, res. 148 N. Liberty.
Sanders John F., cigar maker, bds. 148 N. Liberty.
Sanderson Fayette, weaver Ohio Woolen Factory, bds. Na- tional Hotel.
Sands Mrs. Susan, cook National Hotel.
Sandsherhoff Charles, express messenger Adams & Co. Ind. & Cin. R. R., bds. Farmers' Hotel.
Santo Edward, bar keeper Kansas Saloon, bds. 85 S. Illinois. Sargent Arthur W., carpenter, res. 160 N. Pennsylvania.
Sargent Ezra, foreman Bellefontaine car shop, res. 115 E. Market.
Sashse Charles, currier Mooneys & Co., bds. California House.
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INDIANAPOLIS
NATIONAL HOTEL
No. 217 West Washington Street,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
The subscriber, thankful for the patronage heretofore ex- tended to him, would solicit the continuance of the same in the future.
PLEASANT HOUSE, PLEASANT LOCATION,
Low Fare, and the best Accommodations for Boarding and Lodging. Give us a call and judge for yourselves.
D. BENDER, Proprietor. -
GEO. CRAWFORD. J. S. CRAWFORD. G. W. CRAWFORD.
GEO, CRAWFORD & CO., Commission Merchants,
Importers of Soda Ash, Sal Soda, and Caustic Soda, and dealers in
Lime, Cement, Plaster,
Foundry Facings and Metalic Paint, Charcoal and Soap Stone for Roofing
NO. 50 WALNUT STREET,
CINCINNATI, O.
M" All orders carefully and promptly attended to, and consignments solicited.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Sauer John, laborer, res. 21 N. Railroad.
Saunders Charles, salesman J. B. Wilson, bds. J. S. Pratt. Savomaer Christian, laborer, res. 164 E. Michigan.
Savomaer William, cooper, res. 187 N. Noble.
Sawyer John S., book-keeper Donaldson, Maxfield & Prine, bds. John Moffitt.
Sayer Philip, blacksmith, bds. S. E. cor. Alabama and Market.
Scales Joseph, stone mason, bds. Union House.
Scaper Simon, res. 67 alley, W. of N. Mississippi.
Schackel Christian F., checkman local freight T. H. & R. Railroad.
Schaffer Jacob, laborer, res. 212 S. Alabama.
Schaffhouser Andrew, barber, bds. S. Illinois.
Schafner Jacob C., laborer, res. 219 N. Noble.
Schaupt John, painter, res. 215 N. Alabama.
Scheessler Conrad, laborer, res. 152 N. New Jersey.
Scheigert Frederick, night police, res. 10 S. West.
Scheltmaer Charles, drayman, res. 193 E. St. Clair.
Schelar Henry, smith Bellefontaine R. R., res. 130 S. Ala- bama.
SCHIMMEL JOSEPH, grocery and vinegar factory, cor. Meridian and Bluff road, res. same.
Schindler Robert, porter H. A. Fletcher & Co., bds. 105 E. Washington.
Schindler Robert, physician, 244 E. Washington.
Schiveley Lewis H., millwright, 29 N. Liberty.
Schlantz Frederick, watchman, res. 89 Union.
Schlater John, teamster, bds. Union House.
Schley Allen, tinner, bds. 24 N. Pennsylvania.
Schley George, printer Journal office, res. 24 N. Pennsyl- vania.
Schley Mrs. Georgianna, res. 24 N. Pennsylvania.
SCHLEY JOHN, printer Sentinel office, bds. 24 N. Penn- sylvania.
Schlotzhaner Valentine, cabinet maker, res. 75 N. David- son.
Schmalzried C., (Roos & S.,) res. 73 S. Illinois.
Schmeeder P. H., tailor, bds. California House.
Schmidt Henry, bakery, groceries and lager beer saloon, S. side National road.
Schmidt John, watch maker, res. 184 S. Delaware.
Schmitt George, laborer, res. 95 N. Railroad.
Schmucker Lewis, cabinet maker Spiegel, Thoms & Co.
Schnadinger Nicholas, stone cutter, res. 89 Massachusetts ave.
Schnell T. M., telegraph operator, 1 N. Meridian, bds. Mrs. Morrison, cor. Pennsylvania and Market.
188 INDIANAPOLIS
JOHN G. GOEBEL, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
FURNITURE,
No. 82 W. Washington St., opp. Masonic Hall, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
NP All work executed neatly in the newest and best style. Repair- ing done on the shortest notice.
LUDDEN & LEE, DRUGGISTS.
ALSO PROPRIETORS OF
Under Bates House, Illinois Street, Indianapolis, Ind.
M. POURDER & F. BORST,
PARK
S. E. Cor. Washington and Virginia Ave., INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Best Qualities of Meat always on hand.
J. J. BUTLER'S Excelsior Fluid Inks,
FOR MERCANTILE AND GENERAL PURPOSES. J. J. BUTLER, Agent, No. 39 Vine Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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t CITY DIRECTORY.
Schnell Zacharias, gardener, res. 76 E. Garden.
SCHNULL A. & H., grocers, produce and commission merchants, 83 E. Washington.
Schnull Augustus, (A. & H. S.,) res. N. Alabama, bet. Mar- ket and Ohio.
Schnull Henry, grocer, (A. & H. S.,) res. N. Alabama, bet. Market and Ohio.
Schoder John, tailor, bds. Jefferson House.
Schomberg William, shoemaker, shop 9, res. 11, N. New Jersey.
Schoop Miss -, 26 Union.
Schoolcraft Mrs. Cinderilla, weaver Ohio Woolen Factory. SCHOPPENHORST WM., groceries and provisions, 101
E. Washington, res. same.
Schott F., cigar maker C. C. Hunt, bds. Farmers' Hotel.
SCHOTT JOSEPH, groceries, provisions and varieties, 117 E. Washington, res. same.
Schove Frederick, laborer, res. 291 Virginia ave.
Schowe Frederick, carpenter, bds. Green, Green's addition. Schrader Christopher, laborer, res. 130 N. Noble.
Schrader John A., blacksmith, res, rear of 68 N. Missis- sippi.
Schrader Rudolph, finisher Washington Foundry, bds. 148 E. Market.
Schreder A., laborer, res. 144 N. Liberty.
Schreder Frederick, cooper, res. 192 N. Noble.
Schroeder Charles F., machinist, bds. 108 S. Alabama.
Schudericht Louis, clerk, bds. California House.
Schuller George, salesman New York Store.
Schulmeyer J .. retired, res. 163 N. New Jersey.
Schulmeyer Louis, clerk William Hannaman.
Schulmeyer Philip, teamster, res. 144 E. Market.
Schultz Henry, foreman brewer, res. 35 N. Noble.
Schumm Julius, school teacher 2d ward school, res. 199 N. Alabama.
SCHUYLER FRANKLIN J., printer Sentinel office, bds. Mrs. Cook, N. Pennsylvania.
Schwarz Jacob, at Rolling Mill, res. 91 E. Washington.
Schwartz Mrs. Mary, res. 129 N. Railroad.
Schwear H., laborer, res. 146 N. Liberty.
Schwicho Charles, porter Fitzgibbon & Co., res. 78 Union. Schweinhart Augustus, shoemaker, bds. North, bet. Noble and Liberty.
Schweinhart Edmund, shoemaker, res. North, bet. Liberty and Noble.
Schweinhart Peter, sr., grocer, 131 N. East.
Schweinhart Peter, jr., shoemaker, res. 129 N. East. Schwomier Henry, cooper, res. 180 N. Noble.
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INDIANAPOLIS
WHEELER & WILSON'S
WAUD
SEWING MACHINES,
C. H. WILLIAMS, Agent. PRINCIPAL OFFICE NO. 19 WEST WASHINGTON ST., SECOND FLOOR, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
BRANCH OFFICES-
No. 6 Commercial Block, Lafayette, Indiana.
Ohio Street, 3 doors West of Fourth Street, Terre Haute, Indiana. Old No. 98 Columbia Street, Fort Wayne, Indiana.
OVER 100 SOLD DAILY.
These Machines are superior to any and all others, especially in the fol- lowing particulars :
1. Elegance of model and finish.
2. Simplicity and thoroughness of construction, and consequently dura- bility and freedom from derangement and need of repairs. Warranted for three years.
3. Unexampled ease of management, and rapidity and quietness of operation.
4. Beauty and elegance of stitch, alike on both sides of the fabric sewed, making the universally approved Lock Stitch, which leaves no clumsy ridge on one side of the seam.
5. Strength and firmness of seam-will neither rip nor ravel.
6. Economy of thread, and variety of purposes and materials to which they are adapted, sewing equally as well on thinnest or thickest fabrics. The operator may sew ordinary seams-stitch, hem, fell, quilt, gather, bind and tuck, all on the same Machine, with ease and facility.
Full instructions given to purchasers free of charge.
Sewing Machine Needles, Silk, Twist, Thread, &c., always on hand at the lowest prices.
Call or send for circulars containing full particulars, list of prices, testimonials, &c. C. H. WILLIAMS, AGENT.
C. H. W. is also agent for LADD, WEBSTER & CO.'s celebrated SHUT- TLE SEWING MACHINES. These Machines make the Lock Stitch, and are peculiarly adapted to manufacturing purposes, besides being the best Shuttle Machine for family sewing.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Scollard Bart, tinner, bds. S. Delaware, opp. A. Wallace's warehouse.
Scollard Nicholas, wagon maker, S. Delaware.
Scorader Charles F., machinist, bds. 108 S. Alabama.
Scott Adam, (S., Nicholson & Co., ) res. 122 E. Michigan.
Scott Amos, laborer, res. 87 N. Davidson.
Scott Frank, book binder, res. 110 N. Mississippi. Scott John, clerk New York Store.
SCOTT, NICHOLSON & CO., stone cutters, S. Delaware, bet. Washington and Maryland.
Scott T. E., M. D., (Dodge & S.,) 3 Glenns' Block.
Scudder Caleb, boarding house, cor. Market and Tennessee. Scudder Henry, teamster, res. Blake.
Scudder Michael, carpenter, bds. 19 N. East.
Scudder M., carpenter, bds. Tully House, 79 S. Illinois.
Scwaemlein E., merchant tailor, 163 E. Washington.
Seamann Christian, laborer, res. 151 N. Noble.
Seaman Edwin, traveling agent, res. 20 S. Illinois.
Sears Andy, laborer, res. 17 S. Georgia.
Sears Andrew, laborer, 18 S. East.
Secrest Charles, brick mason, res. 205 S. Alabama.
Secrest Nathan, law student, bds. 205 S. Alabama.
Sechrist Henry, with William Daggett, bds. 22 S. Meridian. See Abraham, carpenter, res. 194 Indiana ave.
Seele Henry C., laborer, res. 174 N. Liberty. Segelken Mrs. Ann, house keeper Macy House. Seibird H. L., tailor, res. 108 W. Vermont.
Seibert & Clinton, blacksmiths, 252 E. Washington.
Seibert Henry L., tailor, res. 71 W. Vermont. Seibert Hiram, blacksmith, res. 91 S. East.
Seibert Samuel, (S. & Clinton,) res. 3 N. Liberty.
SEIDENSTICKER ADOLPH, attorney at law and notary
public, also editor Indiana Volksblatt, 95 E. Washing- ton, res. 35 N. New Jersey. Seigman William, carpenter, res. 216 E. Washington.
Sell P., wagon maker, bds. Pyle House.
Sellsmith Adolph, musician, res. 110 E. Ohio.
SEMMONS J. H. & Co., opticians, 19 S. Illinois.
Senior Mrs. P., washer and sewer, res. 90 Massachusetts ave.
SENTINEL BUILDING, E. Washington, bet. Meridian and Pennsylvania.
Seque William B., engineer Central Railroad, res. 61 E. Market.
Serger A., clerk Moritz & Bro., bds. Palmer House.
Server Mrs. Caroline, res. 231 Indiana ave.
Server E., bds. 234 Indiana ave.
Server Frank, bds. 234 Indiana ave.
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INDIANAPOLIS
ROBERT BROWNING,
DEALER IN
DRUGS & MEDICINES! WHOLESALE &RETAIL
CHEMICALS
DYE
STUFFSAMT
S
DENTAL &SURCICAL INSTRUMENTS FRE
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GLASS
REBROWNING
Drugs, Medicines, CHEMICALS,
Surgical & Dental Instruments, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, and Dye-Stuffs, Window Glass, Glassware,
BRUSHES, PERFUMERY, SPICES,
Cigars
No. 22 West Washington St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
THE SCANDINAVIAN Remedies
BOTANY® CHEMISTRY
EXPERIENCE.
PHARMACY.
Cure Dyspepsia, Cure Liver Complaint, Cure Nervous Complaint, Cure Urinary Diffi- culties, Cure skin Diseases, Cure Loss of Appetite and General Prostra- tion, Cure all Disrases which arise from Impure Blood. Prscribed by Regular Physicians,
AND USED IN HOSPITALS.
For Sale at the Principal Office, NO. 6 E. FOURTH ST., THIRD BUILDING FROM MAIN, CINCINNATI, O. FOR SALE BY DRUGGISTS AND MERCHANTS GENERALLY THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Server Gustus, clerk Mansur's pork house, bds. 234 Indiana ave.
Servison William, baggagemaster L. & I. R. R., bds. Ameri- can House.
Severin Henry, grocer, cor. N. New Jersey and Fort Wayne ave, res. same.
Seward John, turner, 43 McCarty.
Sexton John R., gas fitter, bds. 22 Maryland.
Seybold Henry J., bds. 121 E. Ohio.
Seybold James H., (M. S. & Co.,) bds. 121 E. Ohio.
SEYBOLD M. & CO., marble dealers, 15 N. Pennsylvania. Seybold M., (M. S. & Co.,) res. 121 E. Ohio.
Seybold Mahlon, wheat agent, res. 121 E. Ohio.
Shade Gottlieb, carriage maker, res. 52 N. Davidson.
Shade George, laborer, res. 52 N. Davidson.
Shade Reuben W., salesman New York Store.
Shea Jeremiah, res. Patterson, near North. Shaff Abel, laborer, res. 51 N. Noble.
Shaffer Cornelius, hackman, res. 111 S. Tennessee.
Shaifehouser Andrew, barber, bds. near Union Depot.
Shaker C., laborer, res. 230 S. Alabama.
Shallman Isaac, clerk woolen factory, res. 242 W. Washing- ton.
Shaler Henry, laborer, res. 139 S. Alabama.
Shappach H., shoemaker, res. 164 W. Washington.
Shanedorf Nicholas, teamster, res. 41 N. Noble.
Shanaberger David H., bds. 92 N. New Jersey.
Sharp E. B., clerk Mills, Alford & Co., bds. 79 N. Pennsyl- vania.
Sharp George, cigar maker, bds. Tremont House.
SHARPE JAMES M., secretary Indiana and Illinois Cen- tral Railway, 8 Blake's Row, 2d floor, res. 20 N. Me- ridian.
SHARPE JOSEPH K., wholesale leather and shoe dealer, 90 E. Washington, res. East, near Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
Sharpe Stephen, engineer Bates City Mills, res. 23 N. Noble. SHARPE THOMAS H., Indianapolis Branch Banking
Co., cor. Washington and Pennsylvania, res. 95 N. Pennsylvania.
Shaub George, shoemaker, res. 125 N. Noble.
Shaub Henry, bar keeper, res. 68 N. Noble.
Shaub John, laborer, res. 129 N. Noble.
Shaub Mrs., bds. 223 N. Noble.
Shauff Valentine, carpenter, res. 190 E. Market.
Shaup Peter, teamster, res. 123 N. Noble.
Shaup Henry, laborer, res. 137 N. Noble.
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INDIANAPOLIS
PETER MORNINGSTAR, (Late J. F. Gulick,)
MEAT MARKET
Pennsylvania St., North of Odd Fellows' Hall, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Best quality of Meat always on hand.
PERINE & MAYHEW, MODEL BUILDERS AND MACHINISTS,
The only place in the State where Inventors and Patent Right Men can get their Models made. All kinds of Cog Gearing made to order. Jobbing and Repairing promptly attended to.
No. 1, 3d Floor Blake's Building, opposite Bates House, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
D. HILLS. C. F. O'DRISCOLL. HILLS, O'DRISCOLL & CO., STEREOTYPERS, ELECTROTYPERS,
And dealers in Printing Materials, 141 MAIN STREET, CINCINNATI, OHIO. Stereotyping and Electrotyping of all kinds. Books, Music, Pamphlets, and Jobs of every description done at short notice, and in the best man- ner. Leads, Cases, Gallies, Brass and Metal Rules, Quoins, Furniture, &c., always on hand. Wade's superior Colored and Black Inks of all kinds. Orders for Types and Printing Materials of every description filled from any specimen book.
MRS. SARAH E. LENNERT, No. 16 South Iliinois Street, Second Floor, Indianapolis, Ind.
STAMPING for EMBROIDERY
Done on reasonable terms, and on short notice. A variety of Stamped Goods always on hand for sale wholesale and retail.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Shaw Augustus D., clerk, bds. 15 S. Alabama. Shaw John, groceries and liquors, 228 E. Washington, res. same.
Shawber Christopher J., saddle maker, bds. 89 E. Market.
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