R.L. Polk & Co.'s Baltimore city directory . . . containing a new map of the city, a carefully classified business directory, new and complete street directory, 1888, Part 1

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1887
Publisher: [Baltimore] R.L. Polk & Co
Number of Pages: 1566

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NABE

PIANOS

CA TIMORE : Nos. 22 & 24 E. BALTIMORE ST. NEW YORK-112 Fifth Avenue. WASHINGTON-817 Market Space.

TITLES TO pal Estate, Leaseholds, Ground Rents ane Mortgages

EXAMINED AND INE URED. SEE ADVERTISEMENT OF

aryland Title Insurance and Trust Company, UPPER LEFT-HAND CORNER CARDS ON EACH ALTERNATE PALE. TELEPHONE No. 1376.

. WALTERS & CO.

ORIENT DISTILLL RIES, CANTON BALTIMORE C. MD. 1846

....... .. ......

PURE RYE WHISKEY

FRUI. BRANDY

Distillers and Dealers, ice : 37 S. GAY STREET, BALTIMORE.

ONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO.

OF NEW YORK.

Statement, January 1, 1888.

Cash Assets.

LIABILITIES.

$4,875,623.03

Reserve for Re-insurance $2,585,904.05

Reserve for all other Claims. 368,721.37

Capital paid in in Cash. 1,000,000.00

Net Surplus .. 920,997.61

timore Office : S. W. Cor. South and German Sts. BENSON M. GREENE, Manager.

$4,875,623.03

Istery Goods d Curtains. G. SIDNEY NORRIS & CO.} 36 HANOVER ST. Wholesale and Retail.

DULANY, MEYER & CO.

No. 39 S. GAY ST. Telephone Call 385. See Page xxxi. ( FINE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS,

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SNOWDEN & COWMAN, MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF Hoisting Machinery

HOISTING MAC & ELEVATOR ·

SHOP

SHOWDEN&CI

Chim/ 189. Copyright 170. Shelf B, A 18 (1859) Itctories UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

Duke University

and RS,

ments.

Issued Jan'y 25th

9; May 27th, 1879;

Rare Books

REPAIRS MAC

NDED TO DRY,

WEST ST

THALL ST.

Office, No. 9, West Fayette Street, BALTIMORE, MD.

PERKINS LIBRARY

With

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS.

MACHINE

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THE HIGHEST AWARD AT THE CENTENNIAL EXPOSITIONS JAMES BATES

PATENTEE AND MANUFACTURER OF

BATES'S HAND ELEVATORS, OVER 6.000 IN USE

-: OR :- DUMB WAITERS,

Patented April 18th, 1871. Re-Issued July 25th, 1876.

FOR · FACTORIES, WAREHOUSES,

STORESK

Hotels & Hospitals

' And every place where Merchandise, &c., is transferred from one story to another.

PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO REPAIRING ELEVATORS AND HOISTING MACHINERY.

SEND FOR PRICE LIST AND CIRCI - LARS CONTAINING REFERENCES.

Wire Rope of all Sizes on Hand.

Steam & Hydraulic ELEVATORS,

Of the most approved pat- ent, adapted for

WAREHOUSES. MILLS, SUGAR REFINERIES. BREWERIES, &C.

ALL KINDS OF

CASTINGS

For House Fronts, Mills, Factories, &c. Tobacco Screws of all kinds fur- nished at shortest notice.

JAMES BATES, IRON FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOPS, Cor. Pratt and President Streets, Baltimore.

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FURS

ESTABLISHED 1863.

FURS

FOR INE

PROMO, OF

ME MECH. ARTS.

BALTIMORE.

L. KRAUSS,

IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER -: OF :-

MEDAL AWAR

COLO

L. Kraus.

For FURS!

1869.

FINE FURS

Wholesale and Retail. -: DEALER IN :-

HATS, CAPS & UMBRELLAS,

A FINE AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF

Sealskin Jackets, Sacques and Dolmans,

SEALSKIN VISITES & SEALSKIN ULSTERS.

A Full Line of Fur Trimmings in all Grades. THE LATEST STYLES IN

Fancy Furs for Ladies, Misses and Children, Sealskin Garments of all descriptions a Specialty. Gent's Caps, Collars & Gloves. Coachmen's Capes, Collars & Gloves. CARRIAGE AND SLEIGH ROBES. FURS REPAIRED, RENOVATED, KEDYED & ALTERED TO THE LATEST STYLES. "Furs Kept on Storage During the Summer Season against Damage by Fire and MoihAs Also keeps constantly on hand a Fine and large line of

Men's, Boys' & Youth's Hats & Caps. A Fine Assortment of UMBRELLAS at Lowest Prices.

L. KRAUSS

MANUFACTURER OF FINE FURS, 725 W. BALTIMORE STREET, Between Pine & Fremont Sts. BALTIMORE, MD.

YORK RIVER LINE.

THE POPULAR ROUTE BETWEEN

Baltimore, Richmond

AND ALL PIEDMONT AIR-LINE POINTS. FINE STEAMERS. LARGE, AIRY STATE ROOMS. Tables Supplied with every Delicacy of the Season.

Steamers Baltimore and Danville Leave Pier 2, Light Street Wharf, Daily, Sunday Excepted, at 4 o'clock, P. M.

Connecting at West Point, Va., with Richmond and Danville Railroad for Richmond and all Points South.

REUBEN FOSTER, G. F. NEEDHAM, General Manager.

G. F. & T. Agent.

ESTABLISHED 1790

The Geo. N. Mackenzie Co.

22 S. CHARLES STREET,

MANUFACTURERS OF

COACH, Coupe, Track, Buggy, Dayton AND EXPRESS

HARNESS.

DIEU ET

MOM DRO17

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Sole Leather TRUNKS, Hat Boxes, Traveling Bags, SATCHELS. SHAWL STRAPS. Leather Novellles for Travelers.

Fine English and American Saddlery Hardware, ENGLISH TURF GOODS AND HORSE CLOTHING. AGENTS FOR ZERO MUFFS.

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JAMES WOODALL.

CHARLES A. WITLER.

WM. E. WOODALL & CO. SHIP BUILDERS,

Sparmakers, Caulkers, &c. FOOT OF ALLEN ST. Locust Point. WE HAVE A

LARGE MARINE FLOATING DOCK

Capable of lifting any class of vessel, and having all the necessary branches connected with us, we can perform repairs of any description lo Steamers and Sailing Vessels at the shortest notice, with economy jand despatch. NO CHARGE FOR WHARFAGE. Telephone Call 541.

PHILIP H. LENDERKING Tin and Sheet Iron Worker

Sanitary and Ship Plumbing, GAS FITTING, ROOFING AND SPOUTING,

VICTOR

Dealer in Cooking and Heating

STOVES, FURNACES, Parlor Heaters and Ranges

203 W. PRATT STREET, WEST OF SHARP ST. REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

BALTIMORE.

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ESTABLISHED 1840. Mills and Factories, KINZUA, WARREN CO., PA. NEILY'S SIDING, MCKEAN CO., PA.

J. W. NEILY. n

MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN

Lumber and Oars.

DEALER IN Tackle Blocks, Rowlocks, Mast Hoops, &c. LUMBER : Cherry, Ash, Oak, Maple, Whitewood, Basswood, Pine and Hemlock. HEMLOCK BILLS CUT TO ORDER.

OARS

Square Loomed Oara, Octagon or Eight-Square Loomed Oara, Skiff and Sculling Oars. Spruce and Spoon Oara. Rowlocka.

BLOCKS AND SHEAVES. Iron and Wooden Mast Hoops and Jib Hanks, Galvanized Iron Blocka, &c., &c. No. 1735 THAMES STREET, BALTIMORE. TELEPHONE CALL-621-2.

RIDDLE & WILLIAMS,

TILES

OF ALL KINDS.

Hard Wood and Slate

Mantels, Grates, &c 124 N. Howard St., near Lexington.

TELEPHONE CALL, 1482.

BALTIMORE, MD. -

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H. F. RAADECKE.

II. D. LOUIS.

RADECKE & LOUIS,

SUCCESSORS TO JJ. H. HENNEMAN & CO.

BOX FACTORY

PACKING

** BOX

MANUFACTURERS,

No. 212 GARRETT STREET,

RADECKE & LOUIS

Bet. Liberty & Howard Sts.

BALTIMORE.

CARPENTER JOBBING Promptly Executed.

J. H. THORMANN.

J. F. BRUMSHAGEN.

PORTLAND Cement Concrete Works. JOHN H. THORMANN & CO. 12 MCCLELLAN STREET,

Sidewalks and Garden Walks Superior to Stone Flagging.

Floors for Stables, Carriage-Houses, Kitchens, Cellars and Reservoirs. Basins for Fountains.

Wet Cellars Made Perfectly Dry, &c.

REFERENCES GIVEN.

GARRETT

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CHARLES BOSCH,

** MERCHANT;

TAILOR

816 SARATOGA STREET,

BETWEEN FREMONT AND POPPLETON STS.

BALTIMORE.

+J. F. ROHLEDER **

Furniture, Carpets,

CLOCKS,

Window Shades, Picture Frames, &c.

1034 Light Street,

Near Cross-Street Market,

BALTIMORE.

THE BAY LINE

For Fortress Monroe, Norfork and the South.

The Bay Line Comprises the New and Elegant Steamers

"VIRGINIA," "CAROLINA" & "FLORIDA."

All the Comforts and Luxuries of a First-Class Hotel are afforded the Traveler. Spacious and Elegant Saloons and State Rooms, furnished with an especial view to comfort. Unsurpassed Cuisine, which is made a specialty with this line. Elegant service and courteous attention.

PLEASE NOTE THE CONVENIENT HOURS OF DEPARTURE : GOING SOUTH.

Leave NEW YORK-Penna. R. R. .. 4.30 P. M. .. PHILADELPHIA-P., W. & B. R. R 6.50

BALTIMORE, from Canton Wharf, on arrival of New York Train, 9.30

Steamers leave Union Dock for Canton Wharf, 8.30

Arrive OLD POINT COMFORT 8.00 A. M.

9.00 6. NORFOLK

GOING NORTH.

Leave NORFOLK 6.15 P. M.

OLD POINT COMFORT

.7.00

Arrive BALTIMORE .. 8.00 A. M.

PHILADELPHIA. 11.00 66

NEW YORK.

1.20

At Old Point Comfort is located the splendid HYGEIA HOTEL, a delightful resort at all seasons of the year. For Tickets and information, apply at Company's Office.

131 E. BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE.

Detween Calvert and South Streets. OR ON BOARD OF STEAMERS.

D. J. HILL, Superintendent. E. BROWN, Gen. Ticket Agt.

EDWARD JUNG,

Merchant Tailor,

629 W. FAYETTE STREET, BALTIMORE. CUTTING, SCOURING AND REPAIRING NEATLY DONE.

REMEMBERK THE ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS -AND-

MANITOBA RAILWAY

NOW THE ROAD

IN CENTRAL AND NORTHERN

Minnesota, Dakota and Montana, REACHING Aberdeen, Ellendale, Watertown, St. Cloud, Fergus Falls, Fargo, Grand Forks, Devil's Lake, Minot, Ft. Bufort, Ft. Benton, Bottineau, Wahpeton, Casselton, Morris, St. Vincent.

-: AS WELL AS ALL OTHER PRINCIPAL POINTS IN THE :-

Great Northwest.

The lines of this Company are in operation to Ft. Benton, Mont., which is just on the border line between Dakota and Montana.

And has a very large force of men working on extension to GREAT FALLS, HIELENA and BUTTE, MONTANA, which will be opened for business this fall (1887), making a total of 3.000 miles.

This has opened many new towns, which afford opportunities for the establishment of business enterprises of all kinds. The country abounds in pure water, an abundance of fuel and timber along the streams. THE COMPANY still has some excellent farming lands adjacent to its lines in Minnesota, and there is a large amount of tiovernment land along our new line in Dakota and Montana which is yet available for settlement.

THE BEAUTIFUL PARK REGION OF MINNESOTA is the popular resort for gunning and fishing-Alexandha, Osakis, Ashby and Minnetonka Beach, Minn, being the principal points.

Solid Trains to Winnipeg, Manitoba,

And thence via the MANITOBA-PACIFIC ROUTE to Pacific Coast.

Sleeping Car Service Unequaled ! Day Coaches Light and Cheery !

Transit Rapid and Safe!

For further particulars, Maps, Time Cards, etc., apply to

C. H. WARREN, Gen'I Pass. Agent, St. Paul, Minn.

A. MANVEL, General Manager.

W. S. ALEXANDER, Traffic Manager.

MARYLAND SAVINGS BANK.

133 E. Baltimore St.

In Bank Building of Alex. Brown & Sons.

Money Received on Deposit in Sums of One Dollar and Upward, INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. -: OFFICERS :-

WM. HENRY BALDWIN, Jr., Prest. CALVIN S. SHRIVER, Vice-Prest. DAN'L CLOUD, Treas.

W. H. Baldwin, Jr. H. G. Vickery, John H. Bash, Clinton P. Paine,

-: DIRECTORS :- C. S. Shriver,

Thomas Deford,

J. C. Stoneburner, A. Pearre,

T. C. Basshor,

J. Franklin Dix,

Wm. J. C. Dulany,

George Cator.

THOS. B. MARSHALL, House Carpenter and Builder, 111 S. EUTAW STREET, HOPKINS & MARSHALL'S OLD STAND. Between Pratt and Lombard Streets,

BALTIMORE. Stores and Fronts Fitted up with Neatness and Dispatch.

CHARTERED 1825. THE FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY OF BALTIMORE, N. E. COR. SOUTH AND SECOND STS., Insures all kinds of Property at home or abroad Against Loss by Fire on Reasonable Terms. Rents of Buildings-Perpetual Insurance-Term Policies. JAMES M. ANDERSON, President. F. E. S. WOLFE, Sec'y. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Gus. A. Dorgan, David E. Woodburn, George R. Berry,

Thomas W. Levering, John G. Reaney, James M. Anderson, J. Alex. Shriver, Jos. Jas. Taylor, George Franck, Thomas J. Wilson, Wm. H. Brown,

Hugh W. Bolton,

Wm. Il. Vickery,

Edwin F. Abell.

William H. Ford, William Whitelock,

A . Joseph Myers, William A . Boyd, George A. Blake, James R. Clark,

James Shuter,

William Renshaw,

J. Franklin Dix.

TELEPHONE 1354.

MONUMENTAL LABEL CO. (John T. Coleman, President,) Designers and Printers of Labels, FOR USE OF Canned Goods Packers, 321 North Holliday Street, BALTIMORE, MD.

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KANSAS 8 PER CENT. LOANS

-: SEND FOR :-

WM. C. KNOX & CO'S

Kansas Investor's Guide.

Containing the Compiled Laws of Kansas Relating to the Mortgage Contract and Taxes, Map of Topeka and State of Kansas; References and Full Information about our Method of

Loaning.

WE DO NOT OFFER 3 OPTIONS for investors but THE ONE, and that is our I'NCON- DITIONAL GUARANTEED 8 PER CENT. LOANS. Interest and principal collected and re- mitted to lender on date of maturity FREE OF COST.

Do not loan your money at 6 and 7 per cent, interest when you can as easily get 8 per cent. on the same class of security. Money is worth 8 per cent. Interest and is bringing that in this State. If a 6 per cent. loan is made a second mortgage is taken for the other 2 per cent. and if a 7 per cent loan is made a second mortgage is taken for the other i per cent. aod io addition, the agents get the usual commission. WHY NOT GET THE FULL BENEFIT YOURSELF ON YOUR MONEY?

We have a capital of $100,000 to back our guarantee, but the best guarantee possible is the character of the loan itself.

Loans range in amounts of $300 to $10,000, but generally $400 to $3,000; two to five years time; security three to four times the amount of the loan.

WM. C. KNOX & CO. SUCCESSORS TO HODGES & KNOX,

INVESTMENT BROKERS, 112 Sixth Avenue, West, Topeka, Kans.

8 0 GUARANTEED INTEREST,

Capital $100,000.00 and One-Half {}} Net Profits,

We receive money in amounts of $500 to $20,000 to be invested in real estate in the name of the purchaser. We issue our INVESTMENT CONTRACT, guaranteeing the invester 8 per cent. Interest per anonm and one-half (}) net profils, purchaser giving us exclusive right to sell at any time we think it most profitable, allowing us ane-half (%) net profits as commission.

We have resided in this State and city for over 20 years, and have visited and operated in nearly every county in the State.

We are well acquainted with real estate values. Have made from 20 to 50 per cent, per anoum on real estate investments during the past four years. The present outlook is more favorable than ever for such investments.

SENT FREE.

Our Real Estate Pamphlet, which contains a'short sketch of Topeka, its'progress and importance; also Ilodges & Knox's Kansas Investor's Guide, containing the complied laws of Kansas relating to the mortgage contract and taxes aod map of Kansas and the city of Topeka

WM. C. KNOX & CO.,

Successors to Hodges & Knox, Investment Brokers, 112 & 114 Sixth Avenue West, TOPEKA, KANSAS.

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ESTABLISHED 1865.

JOHN T. GOLEMAN, Steam Boiler Works, COR, HOLLIDAY & PLEASANT STS, Manufacturer of all kinds of

Steel and Iron Steam Boilers, SMOKE STACKS, Water Tanks, Oil Stills, Lard Kettles, &c Particlar attention given to repairs. Telephone Call 815.

Charles F. Ellender,

FURNACES,

RANGES

A N STOVES. D

ALSO ALL KINDS OF

K TIN ROOFING

-AND-

SPOUTING, 211 Richmond Street. Particular Attention to Repairing.

P. E. BRENAN, Hardwood Lumber,

Walnut, Ash, Cherry, POPLAR, QUARTERED OAK, &c. NORTHEAST CORNER

Howard & West Sts. BALTIMORE.

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6% --- 7% National Loan & Trust Co.

TOPEKA, KANSAS.

Capital $200,000. Surplus $25,000.

INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF KANSAS, *** 1874 *

This Company has been engaged for the last THIRTEEN YEARS in loaning money upon IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN KANSAS, and dealing in MUNICIPAL BONDS; and has loaned several MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.

The DEBENTURES of this Company bear 6% INTEREST are issued in series, and secured by $105,000 first mortgages on improved real-estate (every mortgage being secured by property worth at least two and one-half times the amount of the mortgage) for every $100,000 of Deben. tures. These mortgages are placed in the hands of the AMERICAN LOAN AND TRUST CO., OF BOSTON, (Capital $1,000,000) as COLLATERAL SECU- RITY for the PAYMENT OF THE DEBENTURES, and each deben- ture bears the certificate of the trustee to the effect.

Correspondence is solicited, and information concerning INVEST- MENTS cheerfully given.

The Only Safe Deposit Vaults

in the City of Topeka are owned by this Company.

The CAPITAL STOCK of this Company is owned by MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED DIFFERENT PERSONS, many of whom are among the WEALTHIEST BUSINESS MEN AND INVESTORS in the East. We also furnish

Real Estate Mortgages Bearing 7%

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS :

G. F. PARMELEE, President. E. WILDER, Vice-President.

T. L. STRINGHAM, Secretary. E. I .. SMITH, Treasurer.

-: DIRECTORS : -

E. Wilder, Topeka. P. G. Noel, Topeka. Geo. D. Hale, Topeka.

J. R. Price, Topeka. A. H. Bates, Topeka. J. E. Frost, Topeka.

Henry Small, York, Pa. Chas. E. Thayer, Boston, Mass.

H. R. Door, Rutland, Vt. Rufus Coffin, Boston, Mass.

T. L. Stringham, Topeka, E. L. Smith, Topeka.

G. F. Parmelee, Topeka.

J. HARMANUS FISHER & SON, 16 BANKERS AND BROKERS,

16 South Street, BALTIMORE, MD.

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THE M ORNING H. ERALD,

BALTIMORE'S GREAT PENNY PAPER.

Full Associated Press Services; complete and reliable Market Reports; a true and fearless chronicler of all local happenings. Bold and independent in its editorial utterings.

Delivered to any One in the City at 6 Cents a Week. Sent by Mail, Postage Prepaid, $3.00 a Year.

THE_S UNDAY H ERALD,

An eight-page family newspaper. Indisputably the best Sunday Paper in Baltimore; having for special contributors Adam Badeau, Clara Belle, Col. Mosby and other celebrated and popular writers.

Delivered to any one in the City at 3 Cents a Week.

Sent by Mail, Postage Prepaid, $1.50 a Year.

THE WEEKLY HERALD,

50 CENTS A YEAR!

The cheapest and best weekly newspaper in America. Contains the news of the week, Talmage's sermon, letters from Adam Badeau, Clara Belle and other celebrated writers. An entire page devoted to concise and reliable Market Reports.

ADDRESS,

HERALD PUBLISHING CO.

Baltimore and Charles Sts. BALTIMORE, MD.

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E. WALTERS & CO

ORIENT DISTILLERIES, CANTON BALTIMORE CO MD.

1846

PURE RYE WHISKEY

FRUIT BRANDY

Distillers & Dealers OFFICE, 37 S. GAY STREET, BALTIMORE.

ESTABLISHED 1872.

C. A. EULER & SON, ** MANUFACTURERS OF **

PAPER BOXES

BY HAND AND MACHINE, No 408 Conway Street, TELEPHONE CALL, 1394.

HARRISON & WHITLOCK, ELECTROTYPERS, ENGRAVERS Brass Dies for Printing Box Ends, 222 E. BALTIMORE STREET,

NEAR NORTH STREET.

BALTIMORE, MD.

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THE BALTIMORE

purnalof

AND PRICE CURRENT.

A Weekly Paper Devoted to the General Commercial Interests of Baltimore and the South.

PRICE $3.00 A YEAR. BALTIMORE, MD. SINGLE COPIES 6 CENTS.

T THE Only Paper in the South for GROCERS, COUNTRY MERCHANTS, COMMISSION

HOUSES, SHIPPERS OF PRODUCE, Etc.

THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE was purchased by the present publishers in August, 1886, from the estate of the late George U. Porter, who established it in 1850. It is the only general trade paper of any standing in the entire south, and has for 36 years been the acknowledged exponent and representative of the commercial interests of Baltimore. The present pub- lishers have given it a wider field, and it is their purpose to make it a paper that will be in- dispensable to every merchant in the Southern States. It is under the same management that has in 6 years brought the Manufacturers' Record to its present position as the most widely known and quoted industrial paper in the country. Since taking possession of it the pub- lishers have inaugurated several changes, omitting some features and adding others, and we will endeavor to make every issue an improvement upon the last. There is nothing slow or antiquated about it. It is live, vigorous, enterprising and wide awake ; always up with, or in advance of the times. and thoroughly readable. In its editorial and news columns it deals with live topies in a live manner. Its review of the markets and quotations of prices are ex- haustive; are compiled with the utmost care. and present the most satisfactory, thorough and reliable reflex of the state of the markets.

The attention given to matters of general commercial interest, its General Jobbing Quotations, and accurate review of the markets in FOOD STUFFS, GRAIN, FLOUR, TOBACCO, LUM- BER, COTTON, NAVAL STORES, and PRODUCE in GENERAL, make the paper of special value to Country Merchants, and to Grocers, Commission Houses and Shippers of Produce.

The Paper has now a large circulation among this class of trade in Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, &c .. and Its advertising columns offer a most valuable medium through which WHOLESALE GROCERS, and DEALERS IN FOOD SUPPLIES, MANUFACTURERS OF SPECIALTIES, COMMISSION HOUSES and JOBBERS IN GENERAL may reach the trade in these States and farther South.

Sample Copies sent on Application.

MANUFACTURERS' RECORD CO., Publishers,

Exchange Place and Commerce Street, BALTIMORE, MD.

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MANUFACTURERS

RECORD

A Weekly

Southern Industrial and Hardware

Newspaper.

PRICE, $3,00 A YEAR.

BALTIMORE, MD. SINGAY COPIES, IO C'ENTS.

T `HE Manufacturers' Record is a weekly paper devoted to the manufacturing, mining and railroad interests, and the general industrial progress of the Southern States.

Information About the South.

The marvellous mineral and timber wealth of the Southern States, their unrivalled capabilities as a manufacturing area, and the astonishing progress they are making in developing their natual resources and in utilizing their facilities for manufacture, are attracting the attention of the whole world. The extent of these resources and advantages is so fully and carefully set forth, and the progress of this development so faithfully chronicled from week to week in the MANUFACTURERS' RECORD, that it is now accepted every- where as unquestioned authority ou Southern affairs, and its statistics and statements are drawn upon by al- most every writer or speaker on any Southern topic.

Its weekly issues constitute an authentic history of the industrial progress of the Southern States. It furnishes every week a vast variety of information on Southern affairs that can be gained from no other source. It discusses io its editorial columns and in its correspondance every topic of Southern interest. It will be found of value and interest, not to manufacturers only, out to the general reader as well. presents the resources and the development of the South in all their phases. To all who are in any way interested or concerned in the prosperity of the South, or who care to keep posted as to the industrial and commerical progress of that section, the MANUFACTURERS' RECORD is indispensable.

Southern Trade.

The MANUFACTURERS' RECORD is a paper that has identified itself with the development of the South- ern States : it is the recognized exponent of the South's industrial interest. It has from the beginning made that its special field of labor, and in it it has practically no rival : it stands pre-eminent. In the South it has widespread influence. It is read and quoted and commended io every section of the fourteen Southern States. It numbers among its subscribers the most prominent houses and the officers of the largest corporations in the Southern States ; the proprietors of mills and factories in every line of manufact. ure, leading contractors, hardware dealers, the presidents and managers of railroads, mining companies, pig-iron furnaces, cotton and woolles mills, banks, the owners and managers of saw mills, furniture factor- ics, spoke and handle factories, and other wood-working establishments, flour mills, cottoo-seed oil mills, stove foundries, etc., etc. It is not a mere advertising sheet ; it is a pushing, live. enterprising, vigorous paper. Its matter is fresh, interesting and original. It differs from all other industrial papers in that it has a specialty-a mission-viz. : the advancement of the South. It is a paper that is not thrown aside, but is read. Its utterances are considered of value, and every issue is looked for with interest by its sub- scribers.

In view of the importance of the special field of the MANUFACTURERS' RECORD-the South and its staudiog and influence io that field. it offers to manufacturers of machinery of all kinds, mill, factory, mine and railroad supplies, hardware, roofing, builders' material, etc., unequalled advantages as an and in se- curing a share of the trade of the South, which is assuming such enormous proportions, and which must continue to grow mdefinitely.

A Sample Copy will be sent free on application.

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Architects,

Engineers,

Builders,

Contractors,

Property Owners,

Your attention is invited to the Compressed Asphalt Paving Blocks and Tiles of the International Pavement Company ; Blocks 12x4x5 inches, weight 21 lbs .; Tiles 8x8x21/2 inches, weight 14 lbs .; Materials: Crushed Limestone and pure Asphaltum, subjected to pressure of 3000 lbs. to square inch while heated to 250 degrees Fahr .; presenting a handsomer appearance than any other asphalt pavement ; noiseless ; non-absorbent and hence sanitary. Less costly than stone, or artificial stone, and especially adapted to streets of light traffic, road ways in private grounds, sidewalks, carriage houses, stables, yards, areas, courts, railway stations, cellars, alleys, &c.

COPYRIGHTED 1885 BY THE INTERNATIONAL PAVEMENT CO.

The Maryland Pavement Co Licensees for Baltimore and Vicinity. No. 5 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, BALTIMORE, MD.

LEIMBACH'S Steam Laundry,

CLOTHES CLEANING AND DYE HOUSE, 220 S. Broadway,

BALTIMORE, MD.

All Goods Cleaned and Dyed in The best

LACE CURTAINS DONE EQUAL TO NEW.

NICHOLS, KILLAM & MAFFITT, COMMERCIAL

JOB PRINTERS, COR. MERCER AND GRANT STS. Presswork for the Trade.

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R.L. Polk & Co.'s Baltimore city directory . . . containing a new map of the city, a carefully classified business directory, new and complete street directory, 1888, Part 1

Author: R.L. Polk & Co Publication date: 1887 Publisher: [Baltimore] R.L. Polk & Co Number of Pages: 1566

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1887
Publisher: [Baltimore] R.L. Polk & Co
Number of Pages: 1566