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A&' GRAND PRIZE AND GRAND GOLD MEDAL AWARDED OVER ALL COMPETITORS. 5M
Pictet Ice and Cold Air
For Brewers, Pork Packers, Cold Storage Warehonsos, Hospitals,
MARING ICE
SIMPLE AND ECONOMICAL.
SOLE OWNERS OF ALL PATENTS FOR THE MANUFACTURE AND USE OF
ANHYDROUS SULPHUROUS OXIDE.
THIS COMPANY ALSO OWNS THE PATENT FOR MAKING ICE AND COLD AIR BY THE USE OF SULPHUROUS ACID,
PICTET ARTIFICIAL ICE CO., (Limited.)
New York, November 27. 1877.
To the Pictet Artificial Ice Co., New York.
DEAR SIRS: | testify with pleasure to the good qualities of the Artificial Ice manu- factured by your company. It is compact and solid, clear, and lasts longer than natural Ice. On account of its rectangular form it packs well in our compartments, and we can use it for all the purposes of coorng that we put natural ice to.
P. G. KEMP & CO, Continental Ice Co., 21 Gansevoort St., N. Y. GEO. F ROGERS. Whoreste Fish Dealer, Fulton Market, N. Y. EUGENE G. BLACKFORD, Dealer in Fish, Wholesale & Retail, Fulton Market, N. Y. JONES & RIDER, Restaurant, 422 Broadway, N. Y. H. MOUQUIN, W nes, Liquors and Groceries, 139 & 141 Fulton St., N. Y.
All orders addressed to
I. C. POWLIS, Manager.
Floyd Street, between Caldwell and Kentucky Streets. (SEE OTHER SIDE. I
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ARE IN USE IN
England, France, Germany, Switzerland. Italy, Spain, Egypt, South and Central America Mexico, the West Indies and the United States. They are warranted to make their full product of Ice in the hottest ci mate.
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Comparative Productions of the Four Principal Machines Competing.
Pound of Coal Consumed by the Compressed Air Machines, produced 1 pound of Ice. - .. 66
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BARBEE & CASTLEMAN.
Buve Settled more than 1,400 Losses, and have had but 13 Ro- wisted Claims. Agents Everywhere
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Alkborn James, shoem'k'r, Walnut nr 9th. Allan John, shoemaker, 158 w Walnut. Allan Henry G. physician, 393 w Jefferson. Allchin Edward C, builder, 83 9th.
Allen Charles J. F., Treas .. W. Bel- knap & Co., 113 West Main.
Allen Joseph, grocer, 70 e Main.
Allen Meverell K. physician. 33) e Jeffs'n. Allen. Smith & Co (Joseph D Allen, Clark A Smith, James Bridgeford ) commission, 262 w Main.
Allen Wm, shoemaker, 154 2d.
Allgeier Henry, grocer, 245 Hancock.
Alpiger Chris, umbrella repairer, 233 Clay. Alsop Wm N, dentist. 190 5th.
Altman Aaron, clothing, 19 w Market. Altmann Frederick, saloon. 324 Story ave. Alvot & Egelman : Wm Alvot. Charles Egelman) grocers, 545 w Market.
Ambs Alex, shoemaker. 247 e Market. Ambs Anton, barber, 4 e Jefferson.
Ameling John C, grocery and four-mills, 433 e Broadway.
American Baptist. In the Interest of the Colored People, A. C. Caperton, Editor and Proprietor. Price $1.25. 505 Fourth.
American District Telegraph Co, J B Speed, pres, Charles A Smith, sec, H N Gifford, manager, James Clark, treas. proprietors of telephone exchange and carriage service, 57 and 59 3d.
American Express Co., Edwin D. Graff, Agent, 77 5th.
American (The) Mutual Aid Society, Pat- rick Joyes, pres, A L Neav, sec, L L Anderson, gen agt, 33 Court-place.
American White Lead Co, T. H McCoy, pres, S S Carr, sec, 274 8th. Ames Samuel R, wagon-maker, 65 2d.
Amshoff Joseph H, grocer. 197 e Green. Anderson Elizabeth, grocer, 27 6th.
Anderson, Hancock & Co (Fred Anderson,
J H Hancock, F P Seiler), provisions, 14, 16, 18, w Main.
Anderson Horace L, cigars, 142 w Jefferson. Anderson Napoleon B, physician, n-w cor 11th and Jefferson.
Anderson Thomas & Co ( W G Anderson, H C Stucky, J L Brant), auctioneers, 203 w Main.
Anderson Turner, physician, 344 w Jeff'n. Andres Wmn, baker, 334 Baxter ave. Ansbro Wm, notions, 119 Floyd.
Ansert George, barber, 349 e Broadway. Anger Andrew, barber, 437 e Walnut.
Angermeier Theodore, upholsterer, 104 4th. Angermever John C, boots and shoes, 515 w Market.
Apel Frederick, tailor, 311 e Main.
App Joseph F, druggist, s-e cor Preston and Chestnut.
Applegate Henry C, wall-paper, 272 w Walnut.
Applegate & Sons, ( W. E. Applegate), Distillers and Wholesale Liquors, 11 2d. Applegate & Co ( Wm T Applegate, John Smith ), saloon, 119 5th.
Arbegust Garrett P., Attorney at Law, 178 West Jefferson.
Arbegust Jno B. lawyer, 178 w Jefferson.
Argus Printing and Publishing Co. Isaac Dinkelspiel, Manager and Proprietor Sunday Argus, and Job Printers, 105 Fifth.
Armbrust A, bookseller, 291 e Jefferson. Armour Andrew. furniture, 370 w Market. Armstrong David W, lawyer, 120 4th.
Armstrong if. C. & J. S., Whole- sale Grocers, 287 West Main.
Armstrong J M, clothing, 107 w Jefferson. Armstrong Thomas, carpenter, 142 6th. Armstrong Thomas B. tailor, 70 4th. "Arnz Herman, saloon, 510 w Main .. Arth Martin, shoemaker, 78 Mary. Asa E C & Co, printers, 853 5th.
Aschner H Sons & Co (Henry, Samuel and
Leo Aschner, Louis F Kaye), bluing . manufacturers, 361 w Market.
Astor House, M E Young, propr, 232 w Jefferson.
Atchison Benjamin F, lawyer, 3 Court-pl. Atkinsón Joseph W, physician, 350 w Jef- ferson.
Atkinson J B, painter, 6th and Grayson. Atkinson & Blackemore, provisions, 31 w Main.
Atmore, C. P., Gen. Pass. Agent Louisville & Nashville R. R. Office, cor 2d and Main.
Aubrey Thos, harness, 458 w Walnut.
Aufenkamp Benj, grocer, 2 e Broadway. Auld David, shoemaker, 297 w Jefferson. Ausbeck Gustave, grocer, 562 7th.
Ausserahl John, grocer, 96 Breckinridge. Avery B. F. & Sons, ( Benj. F. Avery, Pres .; Sam'l L. Avery, Vice-Pres .; Geo. C. Avery, Sec'y), Plow Manfrs., cor. Main and Fifteenth. (See adv.)
Avery James R, kid gloves, 158 4th. Ayres Wm, lawyer, 8} Center. Baas Mrs Amelia, saloon, 41 e Jefferson.
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FIRE ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA,
MORRIS & BAYIT MANAGERS, CENTRAL DEPARTMENT, - - Louisville, Ky.
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Babb Wm, produce commission, 44 2d. Babbitt Mary J, grocer, 898 12th.
Baber & Colston, (George Baber, R. T. Colston ), Lawyers, Fifth and Main. Bachus Lucius A, minfrg jeweler, 109 5th. Bacigalupi August, fruits, 36 w Green. Bacon Byron, lawyer, 206 w Jefferson. Bacon J & Sons (Jeremiah, John Bacon, and G W Conway), dry goods, wholesale and retail. 163 and 165 e Market.
Bacon Mrs Mary, notions, 476 Preston.
Badger & English ( Edw Badger, Samuel English), lawyers, Law Temple. Baer Moses, teas, etc, 40 w Market.
Baeuchler Chas & Bro ( Chas Band Gottlieb B), grocers, cor 14th and Chestnut.
Bahr Geo B & Co : Geo B Bahr, Adam Zim- merman), hardware, 207 w Market. Bailey Wm, physician, 312 4th.
Bailey Win H, Marshall Chancery Court, Court-house.
Baird David & Son (David and Wm Baird), wh millinery, 235 w Main. Baird M G, lawyer, 923 6th. Baird Robert F, lawyer. 100 7th,
- Baisch George, barber, 459 w Walnut. Baker James T A, justice, 262 w Jefferson. Baker Nathan, saloon, 97 e Jefferson.
Baker Polk, Pump Manufacturer, 85 East Jefferson.
Baker Win, meats, Citizens' market.
Baker & Rubel (Samuel H Baker, Wm F Rubel), carriage manfrs, 87 e Main.
Baker & Toney (Alpheus Baker, Sterling B Toney), lawyers, cor 5th and Court. Baldes Jacob, barber, 502 Preston.
Baldwin Benjamin J, physician, 185 5th.
Baldwin D. H. & Co. (Dwight H. Baldwin, Lucien Wulson, Robert A. Johnston), Wholesale and Retail Pianos and Organs, 80 Fourth.
Baldwin Wm, plasterer, 420 14th.
Baliner Frank W, cigar manfr. 146 w 7th. Balmer & Lieber ( Christian Balmer, John P Lieber), saloon, 108 2d.
Balmer's Hotel, Win Balmer, proprietor, 198 and 195 w Market.
Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph, John G Webb, manager. 94 w Main.
Bamberger, Bloom & Co. (Nathan Bloom, Levi Bamberger, B Hess, Julius Baniberger, Levi Bloom, Louisville; J. F. Batoberger, Angelo Hellman, New York), Wholesale, Dry Goods, 240, 242, 244 and 246 West Main, and 51 and 53 Seventh.
Bamberger Mad A C, millinerv, 1053, 4th. Banister Purcell, bleacher 268 w Jefferson. Bank of Kentucky, Thos L Barret, pres; F () Anderson, ass't casbier; 77 w Main. Bank of Louisville, capital $750,000. Charles Tilden. pres; James A Leech, cashier; 108 w Main.
Bannon Patrick, Sewer-pipe and Terra-cotta Works, 448 Fifth. ( See adv. ) Bannon Thomas, grocer, 368 Rudd.
Bannywarth Mrs, dress-maker, 575 w Chest- nut.
Baptist Orphans' Home, matron, Miss M A Holingsworth, 540 1st.
Barbaroux & Co. (E. Barbaroux, J. Barbaroux), Machinery Depot, 33 Third. Barbee & Castlemam (John Barbee, Julin B. Castleman), Gen'l Ins. Ag'ts and Managers Southern Dep't Royal Insurance Co., of Liverpool, England, S-E. cor. Main and Sixth. ( See ade. back-bone and top lines.)
Barbero Joseph, confectionery. 748 Port'd. Barbour R N, physician. 260 2d.
Barbour Thos C & John O, pickles and packing Co. 34 3d.
Barclay H. Wheeler, General Agent
L., N. A. & C. R'y. office, 144 w Main. Barden Edward, grocer, 188 18th.
Barker John H, confect'r, 318 w Market. Barker Maxwell. lawyer, 106 5th.
Barlow Antony, saloon, 339 w Green. Barman Anton. bakery, 502 19th.
Barnes C P & Bro ( Chauncey P Barnes,
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Judson B Barnes), jewelers, 224 w Main. Barnes Dr W W, dentist, 230 4th.
Barnett Gideon, saloon, 535 w Main.
Barnett & Noble ( Andrew Barnett, Lorenzo H. Noble), Lawyers, 90 Fifth.
Barnum F. D., Jeweler and Silver- smith; Importer of Diamonds and Fine Watches, cor. Fourth and Market.
Barnum Joseph P. druggist, 254 4th.
Baron Conrad, harness-maker, 97 Baxter. Baron Francis P, stoves, 439 e Green. Baron John X. tinware, 5 Bardstown rd. Baron & Korb ( John Baron. Robert Korb), wall paper. 360 e Market.
Barr Henry W, planing-mill, 486 Fulton. Barr Hon John W, U S district judge, custom-house.
Barrett H. W. & Co., Proprietory Kentucky Woolen Mills, 11 west Main. Barrett John, Iwver, 10 Center.
Barrett Washington. blacksmith, 155 Green.
LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID
Without reference to the Companies we manage. BARBEE & CASTLEMAN, Louisville, Ky. Agents everywhere South.
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JOSHUA F. SPEED, Pres. L. R. KEAN, Sec'y.
W. H. FOSDICK, Treas.
LOUISVILLE HOTET
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The M. KEAN HOTEL CO.
PROPRIETORS.
PHIL. JUDGE, MANAGER.
LOUISVILLE, -
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BOARD, $3.00 PER DAY.
SPECIAL RATES BY THE WEEK OR MONTH.
This Hotel presente all the desirable features of a strictly first-class House, offering superior accommo- dations to the traveling public at rates reduced to suit the times.
ODJETOH MAGOL. MONT
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DOOR PLATES
House Numbers, Brass Label ; Carriage, Show Case and Machinery Plates, Pattern Letters and Figures. (?" Metal Body Rubber Type. L. BOCHE, Engraves and Dis Einket, 166 Randolph Street, Chicago, IL.
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Barret & Brown ( Wm. F. Barret, John
Mason Brown), Lawyers, 10 Center. Barrow M E, sale stable, 91 7th.
Barry Thomas, tailor, 102$ 3d. Bartelt Frederick E, shoemaker, 369 6th, Barth Albert H, grocer. 264 5th.
Barth Mrs. Charlotte, Grocer and Saloon, 390 East Walnut.
Barth George F., Furniture Manu- facturer and Dealer. 271 East Green.
Barthel Frederick, barber, 382 w Market. Barthel John, boots and shoes, 801 7th.
Bartholomew . Martin, barber, cor Main and Shelby.
Bartley E. H., Propr. Hotel Elliott, s-w cor. Second and Jefferson. (See adv.) Bartley, Johnson & Co (W T Bartley, W V Johnson ), distillers, 21 e Main.
Bartman John, Dealer in Lumber and Shingles, cor. Hancock and Main.
Bascom Levi B, sign-painter, 159 w Jeff- erson.
Bashaw G W & Co (G W Bashaw, H C Middleton, W C Kennedy, Horace Bashaw), pork-packers and provisions, 19 w Main.
Bates George W, physician, 150 e Broad- way.
Bates & Blatz ( John H Bates, Valentine Blatz), paints and oils, 61 w Market.
Batz Christian, Wine and Beer Sa- loon and Boarding-house, 59 w Market. Bauer Mrs. Elizabeth, Franklin- street Brewery, 251 to 255 Franklin.
Bauer Frank, blacksmith, Frankfort ave- nue, nr toll-gate.
Bauer Frederick, stoves and tin, 428 w Market.
Bauer John, Stoneware. Mnfr. Fruit- jars, Milk-pans, and all kinds of Stone- ware, 826 Preston, near Hill.
Bauer J G, brewer, 251 and 255 Franklin. Bauer Louis, cistern-cleaner, 480 e Green. Bauer Win, grocer, 458 w Green.
Bauere Mrs. Mary C., Private Lying- in-hospital, 812 Baxteravenue. (See adv.) Baum Geo, merchant tailor, 191 w Market. Baum Otto, dry goods, 62 e Market.
Bauman Henry R, druggist, 5001 Portland. Baumann Frederick, saloon, 468 Preston. Baumann Fred F. grover, 856 e Walnut.
Bauman :: Jacob. shoemaker, 178 Port- land avenue.
Baumbach George, shoemaker, 208 Reser- voir avenue.
Baumberger Alex, fruit, 353 e Broadway.
Baumberger J C, cigars, 210 w Jefferson. Baumeister John, carpenter, 14 Linden. Bax Mrs Eliza, grocer, 302 Gray.
Bax & Barrett ( Domininek Bax, and John J Barrett), undertakers, 301 Walnut.
Baxter John G., Mayor of Louisville, City Hall. Room 21.
Baxter & Fisher (John G. Baxter and W'm. G. Fisher's estate), Stove and Grate Foundry, 276 West Main.
Bayens Joseph, grocer, 80 Marshall.
Baver Charles, druggist, 696 w Market.
Bayless Win N, shirt mnfr and men's fur- nishing goods, 72 4th.
Bayse John W. livery, 83 e Main.
Bazel Cain. furniture, 18 w Market.
Beach Geo W, s-machine agt, 258 w Jeff'sn. Bean Charles E, physician, 158 w Chestnut. Bear Mr. S L (Mrs Hannah), millinery, 298 w Market.
Beary John, shoemaker, 805 Preston.
Beatty Edw B, stoves and tin, 816 w Main. Beck Gottlob, grocer, 801 e Jefferson.
Beck John M, tinsmith, 245 18th.
Beck Joseph, restaurant, 7th and Green. Beck Martin, meats, Citizens' market.
Beck Mat, 2d-hand goods, 415 w Market. Beckel Fred H, confect'r, Green and 13th. Beckel Fred H, mattress-maker. 106 7th. Becker Charles G, grocer, 296 Rowan.
Becker Chris, boot and shoemaker, 78 3d.
Becker Geo, produce commission, 16 4th. Becker Geo W. commiss'n merchant, 35 4th. Becker H & Co ( Henry Becker, J J Schul-
ten ), minfrs boots and shoes, 6th and Main. Becker John, saloon, 442 w Market. Becker Louis F. grocer, 546 w Market.
Becker Michael, grocer, 7th bet Shipp and Hill.
Becker Polk, pump mnfr. 85 e Jefferson.
Becker Wm, boots and shoes. 64 e Market. Becker Wm M. hats and caps, 174 w Mrkt. Beckham Chas N, lawyer, 4 Court place.
Beckmann Bernard, boots and shoes, 306 w Market.
. Beckmann Bernard, drugs, 686 e Broad'ay. Beckmann Joseph, cutlery, 31 w Jefferson. Beddige- Henry, grocer, 96 e Green.
Beddo Horace, Manufacturing Jew- eler, 140 Fourth. (See adv.)
Bedford J. H., Dentist, 136 West Jef- erson. (See adv.)
Beh Mra Catherine, saloon, 181 e Market. Beha John, saddles and harness, 6 w Mrkt. Behl Conrad, grocer, 429 e Green.
Beibl Mrs H, saloon, 355 Broadway.
DARBEG & CASTLEMAN,
Controlling over $40.000,000 of Fire Capital, and operating in 10 South- ern States, with chief office in I.vuisville, Ky. Agents everywhere.
Fina Ins. Managers.
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THE ONLY PRACTICAL COMPOSITION ROOFERS IN LOUISVILLE
J. M. MYERS. W. J. WATSON.
W. J. WATSON & CO.
MANUFACTURERS AND APPLIERS OF
WATSON'S IMPROVED
FELT, CEMENT & GRAVEL ROOF,
THE UNPRECEDENTED AMOUNT OF
1,380,000 Square Feet, or 32 ACRES put on by ns in 1879-80.
ALSO MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN
Paints and Varnishes,
Sole Manufacturers for U. S. and Canada of
PARAGON RED OXIDE PAINT
No. 32 West Main Street,
LOUISVILLE - -
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QUEUN INS. CO. OF ENGLAND,
J. E. M. MORRIS, Manager, Central and Southern Dep't, LOUISVILLE, - KY.
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Bel-Air Distillery Co, John G Roach pres, C P Graves see, cor 36th and Missouri ave, office 5th and Main.
Belknap W. B. & Co., (W. B. Bel- knap, Pres .; W. R. Belknap, Vice-Pres .; C. J. F. Allen, Treas .; H. Justi Jr., Sec.), Iron, Hardware, and Carriage Goods, 113 and 115 West Main. (See adr., front cover).
Belknap William B., President W. B. Belknap & Co,, 113 West Main.
Belknap William R., Vice- President W. B. Belknap & Co., 113 West Main. Bell Garvin, lawyer, 154 w Jefferson. Bell John, grocer. 360 Enlton.
Bell L. H. propr Central Catholic Advo- cate, 85 4th.
Bell R A, physician, 200 e Walnut. Bell T S. physician, 90 w Jefferson.
Bell & Coggeshall, (Thos. Bell, Sam- nel Coggeshail,, Planing-mill, etc., 16 to 22 Clay year River (No ode)
Bellican Mrs Sarah A, millinery, 91 w Walnut.
Belmont Distillery Co. Geo H Moore pres, Nathan Hofheimer sec, office 8 w Main, distillery cor 17th and Lexington.
Beuder Fred, druggist, 356 e Jefferson. and 457 e Jefferson.
Bender George, Barber and Dentist, 212 East Jefferson.
Bender Konrad, stoves and tin, 218 Preston. Bender & Co, mnfrs Hungarian remedies, 457 e Jefferson.
Bendig Aug, saloon, 10 Baxter ave.
Benner Charles, grocer, 357 Baxter ave. Bennett Abraham, grocer, 342 w Jefferson. Bennett Bros. & Co., (John Bennett, D. P. Bennett), Manufacturers of Parlor Furniture, Mattresses and Bedding, 142 West Main.
Bennett C Fletcher, watch-maker, 153 4th. Bennett George, plumber, 125 3d. Bennett John. painter, 82 5th.
Bensing Jos, cabinet-maker, 465 w Walnut. Bensinger Nathan, furniture, 67 w Market. Bensinger Wolf, furniture. 50 w Market. Berdella Michael, grocer, 261 Radd ave. Berger Martin, brick minfr, 15th and Oak. Bergman Louis, photographer, 48 w Mkt. Bergreen & Co (Julius Bergreen, Gustavus A Schimpif'1, grocers, 105 w Market. Berle G, boots and shoes, 178 e Market.
Berne H A & Co ( Henry A Berne, Henry Knoefel), printers and binders, 52 w Market.
Bernet F, watch-maker, 203 e Jefferson. Bernhard Henry, baskets, 343 e Main. Berry James, lawyer, 28 Court Place. Berry Wio, physician, 112 7th. Best Mrs Caroline, dry g'ds,-615 w Market. Best Geo W, trunks, 231 w Market. Best Jacob, barber, 85 5th.
Besnden Fred tobacco broker, 424 w Main. Betbel J J & Co (James J Bethel. J S
Bethel), leaf-tobacco, 10th and Grayson. Betschart Mrs M A, saloon, 14 Baxter av. Bettner Geo, shoemaker, 514 w Main.
Betz John G, shoemaker, 343 e Jefferson. Beutel G Philip, physician and druggist,
n-e cor Market and Jackson.
Beyer Bernard, cigar mfr, 133 6th.
Bever Henry A, grocer, 16th and Main. Bever S. mfr willow-ware, 76 w Market. Beymer II, wines and liquors, 95 w Green. Bez Adam, Lager Beer and Ale Bot-
tler. 173, 175 and 177 East Green. (See dr.)
Bibb Richard H, grocer. 61 17th. Bibbs Andrew J, carpenter. 147 Center.
Bickel George, Groceries, Provisions and Feed, n-e cor. Van Buren and Ohio. Bickel Konrad, shoemaker, 198 Baxter.
Bickel C C & Co (Chas C Bickel. - ). cigar mfrs. 202 and 204 w Main.
Biedinger & Denzinger (Henry Biedinger, Michael Denziger), plumbers, steam and gas-fitters, 352 e Main.
Biehl Philip F C, druggist, 150 Broadway. Bierley Martin, shoemaker. 388 e Main. Bierman Lazarus, clothing. 410 w Market. Bierod Geo. saloon, 335 Broadway.
Biesenthal S R, watch-maker, 8 w Market. Biettner Jacob, grocer, 671 18th.
Biettner Peter, blacksmith, 689 18th.
Bigo L. T., Advertising Agent, 203 East Market.
Bijur & Davie ( Martin Bijur, George M Davie), lawyers, 2 Court-place.
Bilger Frank, notions, 454 Jackson. Bill A P, saloon, Clay and Washington. Biller Wm, grocer, 304 e Chestnut.
Billings Mrs Kate, grocer, 661 Kentucky. Binder Conrad, cigar mnfr, 104 5th.
Bindewald Andrew W, physician, 339 e Market.
Bindner M, basket mnfr, 224 Marshall.
Birch & Co., Proprietors Riverside Hotel, foot 4th Avenue.
Birchall Win G, dry goods, 641 w Market. Birdsey Nathan D, window shades and curtains, 169 4th.
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DR. JOHN BULL'S SMITH'S TONIC SYRUP
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER AND AGUE OR
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CHILLS AND FEVER.
The proprietor of this celebrated medicine justly claims for it a superiority over all remedies ever offered to the public for the SAFE, CERTAIN, SPEEDY and PER- MANENT cure of Ague and Fever, or Chilla and Fever, whether of short or long standing. He refers to the entire Southern and Western country to bear him testimony to the truth of the assertion that in no case whatever will it fail to cure if the directions are strictly followed and carried out. In a great many cases a single dose has been suf- ficient for a cure. and whole families have been cured by a single bottle, with a perfect restoration of the general health. - It is, however, prudent, and in every case invre cer- tain to cure if its use is continued in smaller doses for a week or two after the disease has been checked, more especially in difficult and long-standing cases. Usually this medicine will not require any aid to keep the bowels in good order. Should the patient, however, require a cathartic medicine after having taken three or four doses of the Tonic, single dose of BULL'S VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS will be sufficient.
The genuine SMITH'S TONIC SYRUP must have Dr. JOHN BULL'S private stamp on each bottle. Dr. JOHN BULL only has the right to manufacture and sell the original JOHN J. SMITH'S TONIC SYRUP of Louisville, Ky. Examine well the label on each bottle. If my private stamp is not on each bottle, do not purchase or you will be deceived.
DR. JOHN BULL,
MANUFACTURER AND VENDER OF
SMITH'S TONIC SYRUP, BULL'S SARSAPARILLA, BULL'S WORM DESTROYER.
THE POPULAR REMEDIES OF THE DAY.
PRINCIPAL · OFFICE, No. 831 MAIN STREET,
OLD NO. 319
LOUISVILLE, KY.
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Biri Mrs Rosina, saloon, 124 Baxter ave. Birmingham Rolling Mill Co., Jas. G. Caldwell, Pres't, A. J. Moxham, Sup't, n-e cor. Fourth and Main. (See adv. )
Birnstiel Albert, Fresco Artist, 111 West Main, bet. Third and Fourth.
Bischof Joseph, grocer, 887 w Market. Bischoff Mrs H, dress-maker, 470 w Walnut. Bischoff Paul, cigar mnfr, 271 w Market. Bischoff & Bro (John and Joseph), gro- cers, 371 6th.
Bishop William, grocer, 550 7th.
Bisinger Mr. E. grocer, 593 Grayson.
Bissmeyer Charles, Hats, Caps, and Furs, Sign of the Big Hat, 122 East Market.
Bittenback John W, confectionery, 249 w Broadway.
Bitter Conrad, show-case mnfr, 99 5th.
Bitter Conrad, tovs, etc, 194 e Market.
Bittner Gustav, Cabinet Manufact- urer, 13 East.
Bittner Henry O., Wines, Liquors, and Cigars, 373 West Main, above Tenth.
Bittner Joseph, Carpenter, Bnil- der, and Contractor, cor. Jackson and Chestnut.
Bitzer John, grocer, cor 12th and Grayson. Bluck Joseph JJ, druggist, 552 7th.
Blackburn Cary B. physician, 147 Walnut. Blaetler Jos A, saloon, 249 e Jefferson.
Blake E W & E J, photographer, 697 w Market.
Blancagniel Wm M, druggist, 639 4th. Bland Jos E, physician, 261 Walnut nr 7th. Blanenship Miss B, dress-maker, 228 4th. Blain Randolph LI, lawyer, 8% Center.
Blatz, Krebs & Co. (Michael A. Blatz, Andrew Krebs and Wm. Borg- meier), Prop'rs Fall City Steam Stone Works, Office and Yard, Walnut bet. Thirteenth and Fourteenth. (See ade.) Bleier Solomon, notions, 414 w Market.
Bliss Charles, Silk Hat Manufacturer, 98 Second. (See ade.+
Bliss Cyrus H, notions, 193 w Main.
Block Mrs Kate, milliner, 1443 Preston. Block & Brand, groceries, 13th and Walnut. Bloom, Goldsmith, Tachau & Co (Jacob N Bloom, Charles Goldsmith, Lewis Tachau. A E Bamberger), mfrs cloth- ing. 238 and 240 w Main.
Bloom Isidor, furn goods, 208 w Market. Bloom Lee & Co ( Lee Bloom & -) wholesale liquors and cigars, 62 2d.
Bloom Sol, meat market, 11 e Market.
Bloomfield Geo, jewelry and furniture, 89 e Market.
Bloomfield T, boots and shoes, 66 e Market. Blue Line, H W Barclay, agent, office 144 w Main.
Blum Bros (Joseph and Solomon), fancy goods, 116 4th.
Blum Geo, meats, Bowles Market.
Blum Win. F., Glass Stainer, 211 West Green.
Blunck Win B, stone, 111 e Main.
Board Thos J, furniture repairer, 636 w Market.
Boardman B D, photos, 114 w Market. Bobzien Hugo, cigar mfr, 189 w Market. Bock Henry, cigar mfr, 152 e Jefferson. Bockee J'S, leaf-tobacco, 394 w Main.
Bockee & Co (Jacob S Bockee. David J Grath), leaf-tobacco, factory 271 Shelby, Bockmann H, shoemaker. 364 e Madison. Bodine Dr. J. M., Dean of the Fac- ulty, University of Louisville, office 298 First.
Bodley Pearce, real estate, 134 w Main.
Boecher John, general store, 773 w Market. Boegershausen Julius, baker, 414 Walnut. Boehler Mrs Catherine, grocer, 209 3d. Boerner John, grocer. 252 Rowan.
Boes Frank A, compressed yeast, 127 2d. Boes John, grocer, 106 2d.
Boes Nicholas, grocer, 354 e Green. Boesser Joseph R, saloon, 42 Baxter. Boesser Simon, grocer, 528 w Broadway. Bohlsen Abel, grocer, cor 6th and Walnut. Bohlsen E & Son (Eilert and William), carpenters, 5 Vine.
Bohlsen John, grocer. 402 1st.
Bohmler John, notions, 167 Preston.
Bohn & Gans ( George P Bohn and George Gans), stoves and tin ware, 180 w Market. Bohne E. C., Cashier 3d National Bank and Pres. Falls City Lithographing, En- graving and Job-Pritinng Co.
Boklage & Hild ( Frank Boklage, Julius P Hild). soda-water, 481 3d.
Boland Michael, lawyer, 107 Fifth.
Boidt A. & Co. ( August Boldt Jr .; Henry McKibbini, Oysters, Fish, and Game, 90 and 97 Second. (See adt.)
Boldt Mrs Rosa, dry goods, etc, Frankfort ave near Vernon.
Bolling R R & Co, stationers, etc., 181 4th. Bolling Wm H, physician, 126 3d.
Bonhomme John, fruits and confectionery, 156 w Jefferson,
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