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OLT YBES DELRECTOS
CENTILAL OHIO GAZETTEER; 1870-71.
Insurance Company COLUMBUS, O.
MAie Block, 193 South His Street.
rotary
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FRANKLIN CO. CHAPTER O.G.S. 1725 Alum Creak Dr. Rm. 205 Columbus, Ohl) 43207 L- 83 -55
OHIO
Merchant Tailoring Ca
Opera House Block, COLUMBUS, O.
The Finest Selection and Most Varied Assortment of
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND DOMESTIC WOOLENS,
For Gentlemen's Spring and Summer wear, ever exhibited in this market.
PLAIN AND FANCY TROWSERINGS, CASSIMERE. SCOTCH AND OTHER SUITINGS; SILK, CASHMERE AND MARSEILLES VESTINGS; PLAIN, DIAGONAL, TRICOT AND OTHER COATINGS; ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN CLOTHS, In all colors, &c. In
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
The assortment is entirely new and the most elegant in the city.
PATENT PANTALOON DRAWERS, ALEXANDRE KID GLOVES, RUSSIAN BRACES, BURLINGAME COLLARS, &c.
PRIZE MEDAL SHIRTS
MADE TO ORDER, and Warranted to Fit, or no sale.
Gentlemen desiring good cloth, well made and trimmed, at fair prices, solicited to call and examine our stock.
WM. BOTIMER, S. W. STIMSON, Superintendent. Foreman. JOHN RICH,
Treasurer.
GEN
ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 01840 7103
J. V. LEE. J. G. ADEL, N. F.
ADEL, DE GC 977.102 PHONOC C72OZ 1870-1871
LEE,
Short -Hand
rters,
NO. 35 NORTH
EET,
Second Floor,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Special attention given to Reporting Examinations in Court, Arguments, Charges, Decisions, Legislative Investigations, Coroners' Inquests, &c. Also, Re- ports furnished of Speeches, Sermons and Conventions.
PUBLISHERS OF THE OHIO CONVENTION REPORTER.
BUCKEYE Livery, Boarding and Sale Stable,
REAR OF BUCKEYE HOUSE,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Everything usually kept in this line of business, always on hand.
CHAS. D. PARRY.
THOS. HIBBEN,
W. H. FOSTER, N. D. PERRY.
THOS. HIBBEN & CO.,
WHOLESALE
PAPER WAREHOUSE,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
Writing, Printing and Wrapping Papers. : CASH PAID FOR RAGS.
NOS. 64 & 66 NORTH HIGH STREET, COLUMBUS, OHIO.
PAPER MILLS, DELAWARE, O.
J. R. HUGHES,
MANUFACTURER OF
-- AND DEALER IN.
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S TRAVELING GOODS,
BASKETS, &c.,
NOS. 34 and 162 NORTH HIGH STREET, COLUMBUS, OHIO.
COLUMBUS DIRECTORY;
1870-71.
COMPRISING .
A COMPLETE ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ALL BUSINESS FIRMS AND PRIVATE CITIZENS; A CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY; AND A MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY OF CITY AND COUNTY OFFICERS, CHURCHES, PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS, BENEVOLENT, LITERARY AND OTHER ASSOCIA- TIONS, BANKS, INSURANCE COMPANIES AND INCORPORATED INSTITUTIONS;
AND VARIETY OF OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION.
TO WHICH IS APPENDED
A GAZETTEER OF CENTRAL OHIO, AND
OHIO POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.
Price, Five Dollars.
COLUMBUS: A. BAILEY, PUBLISHER, 1870.
PREFACE.
We present to our patrons our first Directory of Columbus, hoping that it will meet with their approval.
A thorough canvass of the City has been made, and every effort used to obtain the name of every person who should be represented in a City Directory. Mistakes will occur, but we are confident that no more thorough and systematic canvass of the City has ever been made.
The classified Business Directory is a complete mirror of the business interests of the City, and represents Columbus to the outside world only as a Business Directory can. The Miscellaneous Department furnishes a large amount of information useful to strangers.
Our thanks are due to our numerous patrons for their liberal support.
THE PUBLISHER.
GENERAL INDEX.
Abreviations,. 33
Alphabetical List of Names,. 33-296
Alterations, Omissions and Corrections,. x
Business Directory,. 296-322
Columbus Sketch of xi-xii
General Index,
ii
Index to Advertisers arranged alphabetically,
iii
Index to Advertisements classed with reference to business,. iv-v
Index to Business Directory,. v-vi- vii Index to Central Ohio Gazetteer, ix
Index to Miscellaneous Directory,
vii
Miscellaneous Directory 325-343
Ohio Post Office Directory, 377
Preface,
ji
Donated by
The
Franklin County Gen. & Hist. Society
Columbus, Ohio
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS,
ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY.
PAGE.
PAGE.
Aaron Adolph.
55
Adel, Dean & Lee
. front fly leaf.
Arnett J. T.
61
Axtell S. P. & Co.
48
Bailey A ....... outside back cover.
Booth E. & H. F.
57
Brooks R. T. 55
Broome Geo. D. . inside back cover.
Buehl Madame.
53
Columbus Printing Company.
41
Davis A. E.
47
Duvall G. T ..
59
Ganon & Williams.
124
Gardener A. Jr. . outside front cover.
Geary John & Sons.
43
Glenn & Heide.
43
Gulick & McIntire
61
Harris J. F.& Co. . inside back cover. Hershiser, Adams & Co. 45
Hibben Thomas & Co. . front fly leaf.
Parry Chas. D.
.front fly leaf.
Howe B. H.
top lines and 37
Hughes J. R.
front fly leaf.
Halley F. & Son
61
-
House E. D
55
Andrews O. M.
47
Keller F. S.
59
Kelly N. B.
57
Long Mathias
55
Mason, Miller & Holt.
57
Moore, Miller & Co ..
59
Ohio Merchant and Tailoriug Company ..... inside front cover.
Ohio State Journal. 39
Ohio Statesman.
49
Reinhard & Feiser 41
Reynolds H.
57
Riches & Moore.
45
Rickenbacher John U.
61
Ritson Alfred.
47
Rocco Lewis
59
Schwarz Andrew.
53
Simmons C. W .. right-hand side
lines and 51
Stewart & Clark.
53
Uhlmann Fred ..
57
Williams & Davies
53
Williams J.
59
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS,
CLASSED WITH REFERENCE TO BUSINESS.
Page
Page.
Architects --
Brooks R. T.
55
Kelly N. B.
57
Bell Hangers --
Halley & Son
61
Bill Posters-
Miller, Moore & Co.
59
Ohio Merchant and Tailor-
ing Co ... . inside front cover.
Rickenbacher John U ..... 61
Millinery and Straw Goods-
Davis A. E.
47
Boiler and Stationary Engine
Manufacturers --
Ganon & Williams.
124
Books and Stationery --
Uhlmann Fred ..
57
Carriage and Wagon Manuf-
Booth E. & H F.
57
Civil Engineer-
Brooks R. T.
55
Chair Manufacturer-
Miller, Holt & Co
57
Chemist-
Ritson Alfred.
47
Clothes Renovater --
Williams J.
59
Clothing-
Aaron Adolph
55
Engravers-
Riches & Moore.
45
Fancy Goods --
Axtell S. P. & Co ..
48
Grocer-
Rocco Lewis.
59
Hotels --
Franklin House
57
Goodale House.
53
Ice Cream and Refreshment Sa-
loon-
Rocco Lewis.
59
Insurance Company --
Home of Columbus.
outside front cover.
Livery --
Parry C. D .. . .
. front fly leaf.
Stewart & Clark.
53
Lumber Dealer --
Hershiser, Adams & Co. ... 45
Merchant Tailors-
Duvall G. T ..
59
Simmons C. W. . side lines & 51
Mouldings & Picture Frames-
Howe B. H ..... top lines & 37
Musical Merchandise --
Axtell S. P. & Co.
.
48
Musical Instruments-
Harris J. F. . inside back cover.
Newspapers --
Columbus Gazette.
43
Crisis.
41
Der Westbote.
41
Ohio Statesman.
49
Ohio State Journal.
39
Sunday Morning News.
41
Painter --
Keller F. S.
59
Paper Manufacturers-
Hibbens, Thomas
& Co.,
front fly leaf
Photographic Materials --
Howe B H ..... top line and 37
Plasterers-
Broome G D, in ide back cover
Gulick & Mclntire .. .
.. 61
Plumbers --
Halley & Son.
61
Schwarz Andrew
53
Publisher-
Bailey A .... outside back cover
Printers-
Columbus Printing Co.
41
..
Comely & Smith ..
39
Geary John & Sons.
43
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COLUMBUS DIRECTORY.
Page.
Page.
Glenn & Heide
43
Nevins, Medary & Co.
49
Reinhard & Feiser
41
Riches & Moore.
45
Saddle and Harness Maker-
-
Arnett J
61
Sash, Door and Blind Manuf --
Hershiser, Adams & Co.
45
Sewing Machines-
House E D
55
Shirt Manufacturer-
Andrews O M.
47
Short-hand Reporters --
Adel, Dean & Lee .. front fly leaf
Stone Yard-
Long Mathias ..
55
Trunk Manufacturer --
Hughes J R, inside front fly leaf
Wig and Curl Manufacturer-
Beuhl Madame.
53
INDEX TO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Page.
Page.
Agent Fairbanks' Scales.
.299
Agricultural Implements
299
Agricultural Implement Manu-
facturers
.299
Architects. .299
Artists' Material
.299
Attorneys at Law.
299-300
Auction and Commission
300
Bakers 300
Banks. .300
Bankers
.: 00
Barbers
.300
Bath Rooms.
.300
Bedstead Manufacturers.
.300
Bell Hangers.
300
Billiards. .. 300
Bill Posters. 300
Blacksmiths.
.301
Boarding Houses.
.301
Boiler Makers
301
Book Agents.
301
Book-Binders and Blank Book
Manufacturers. . . 301
Books and Stationery .301
Boots and Shoes, wholesale .... 301
Boot and Shoe Manufacturers and Dealers. 301-302
Brass Founders
.302
Brewers. .
302
Brick Yards.
.302
Broker, Commercial. .302
Broom Makers ..
.302
Brush Manufacturers. .302
Building Stone.
.302
Business College.
.302
Butt Manufacturer
.303
Candy Manufacturers.
303
Car and Car Wheel Manufact'rs 303 Carpenters and Builders. .303
Carpets ..
303
Carpet Weavers. 303
Carriage Manufacturers. .303
Carriage Seat Manufacturer.
.. 303
Children's Clothes Manufact'r. . 303
China, Glass and Queensware .. . 303
Cigar Makers.
.303
Civil Engineers 303
Claim Agents .303
Cloak Makers
.303
Clothes Renovators.
.304
Clothing, wholesale
.304
Coal Dealers.
304
Coffee and Spice Mills .304
Collection Agent
304
Commissioner of Deeds.
.304
Commission, Storage and For-
warding.
304
Confectionery Manufacturers. .304
Confectioneries, Fruits, &c ..
.304
Coopers .
.304
Copper and Sheet Iron Works. . 304 Country Produce. 304
Cracker Manufacturers 305
Dancing School.
.305
Dentists. .
.305
Dress Makers.
305
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Page.
Page.
Dress Trimmings
.305
Druggists
.305
Dry Goods ..
. 305- 306
Dyers and Scourers
.306
Edge Tool Manufacturers.
.306
Egg Packers.
.306
Employment Office.
.306
Engravers .
.306
Essence of Coffee Manufacturers 306
Exchange, Foreign.
306
Express Companies.
306
Fancy Goods.
.306
Feed Stable.
.306
File Manufacturers.
.306
File Works.
.306
Fish, Game, &c.
.306
Flour and Feed.
.306
Flouring Mills.
.806
Founderies
.306
Furniture Manufacturers
and
Dealers.
306
Freight Line
.307
Fruits
307
Gas Engineer
307
Gas & Steam Pipe Fitters
.307
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
.307
Gloves, Wholesale
.307
Grain Dealers
.307
Grocers.
307-308
Gunsmith ..
.308
Hair Dresser.
.308
Harness Oil Manufacturer.
.308
Hair Work Manufacturer.
.309
Hardware ..
309
Hats, Caps, & Furs.
309
Hay & Straw
.30.
Hollow Ware ..
.309
Hoop Skirt Manufacturer.
309
Horse Collar Manufacturer
309
Hotels.
309
House Furnishing Goods. .309
Insurance Agents.
.309-310
Insurance Companies.
310-311
Iron Cornices.
311
Iron Railings
.311
Japanned Ware
311
Jewelry
.311
Justices of the Peace.
.311
Lamps . .
.311
Lard Oil Manufacturers.
.311
Leaf Tobacco.
.311
Saloons. .
317-318
Leather Findings.
311
Scrubber Manufacturer.
.318
Legal Blank Publishers
.311
Lime Manufacturers.
311
Livery, Sale & Feed Stables 312
Loan Office ..
312
Locksmiths.
312
Looking Glasses.
.312
Lumber Dealers.
.312
Machine Shops.
.312
Marble & Slate Mantles
312
Mathematical Instruments
.312
Meat Markets.
312
Marble Works. 313
Merchant Tailors.
.313
Millinery & Straw Goods.
313
Military Claim Agent.
313
Mineral Water Manufacturer.
313
Mouldings
313
Music Teacher .. 313
Music & Musical Instruments. .. 313
News Depot.
.313
Newspapers & Periodicals. . 313-314 Notaries Public. 314
Notions.
.314
Odd Fellows' Regalias
314
Omnibus Line.
314
Oysters
314
Paints & Oils
.314
Painters . .
.314
Paper, Wholesale.
.314
Paper Hangers.
.314
Paper Manufacturers.
.314
Patent Solicitors, .
315
Petroleum Manufacturers.
.315
Pawn Brokers.
.315
Photographic Stock.
.315
Physicians.
.315
Pianos & Organs ..
.315
Pictures & Picture Frames
.315
Plow Manufacturers
315
Plaining Mills.
316
Plasterers
.316
Plumbers
.316
Portrait Painters.
. 316
Printers ..
.316
Publishers' Agent.
. 316
Publishers
316
Pump Makers
316
Railroads .
.316
Railroad Agents.
316-317
Railroad Contractors
.317
Real Estate Agents
317
Restaurants.
.317
Roofers ..
317
Saddle & Harness Manufact'rs. . 317
Saddlery Hardware.
.317
Sash, Door, & Blind Manufact'r. 319
Select Schools.
.319
Shirt Manufacturer.
.319
Short Hand Reporters.
319
Silver Platers.
319
CENTRAL OHIO GAZETTEER.
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS ARRANGED BY TOWNS.
LANCASTER.
Arney, Morehead & Co. .350
Babcock C W, M D. .350
Eagle Machine Co. 350
Kauffman John. .
.350
Martin, Evans & Co. 350
CANAL WINCHESTER.
Franklin Academy of Music .... 355
Schock John M ..
355
DELAWARE.
Kurrley Wiillam
364
Lee & Thomson.
364
Paddock S E, M D.
364
GENERAL INDEX.
Delaware .. 361-367
Pataskala. . 369
Canal Winchester. 354-356
Pleasant Valley. 367
Columbia.
.371
Rockbridge .. .373
Groveport. 370
Sugar Grove. 373-374
Hilliard.
372-373
Unionville. .369-370
Kerkersville. .374
Westerville. . 358-359
Lancaster .348-353
Lockville. 375
Logan. . .
356 -. 358
Worthington.
360-361
Nelsonville. 371
Westerville Station. .360
West Jefferson. 372
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· ALTERATIONS, OMISSIONS AND CORRECTIONS,
Alberry Frank, lawyer, bds 28 W Long. Alexander Charles, teamster, res 102 Elm Alley.
Andrews A B, state geologist, res 118 N Front. Bailey & Marpel, (Samuel C Bailey, Nathan B. Marple) cane seat chair manufacturers, Dublin pike w Penitentiary. Banks William, laborer, res 38 N Straight Alley.
Bowe Albert, clerk, bds 114 E State.
Busby W H, local editor Ohio State Journal, bds w s 7th e Broad.
Cavanagh Daniel B, machinist, P C & St L Ry shop.
Ceoffey John, helper, P C & St L Ry shop.
Clahane Dennis, blacksmith, J L Gill, bds s e cor Mitchel and Center Alley.
Comly J M, postmaster, res n e cor 4th and State.
Conlar James, laborer, P C & St L Ry shop.
Cook W E, machinist, P C & St L Ry.
Corrigan John, machinist, P C & St L Ry shop ..
Dundon John, laborer, bds 130 N High.
Emrich Henry, soap maker, res n s Noble bet Front & Scioto. Evans Evan, clerk, bds 231 N Front.
Faxon William, bds 43 E Town.
Gardner Robert H, (Jamison, Shepard & Co) bds 259 E State. Getts Geo, works Columbus Printing Co, res 326 E Friend. Hayden Peter, (Hayden, Hutchinson & Co), res New York.
Irvine William, laborer, res s s McCoy w Howard.
Kelly James F, supt Hayden's Foundry, res 173 East Broad. Keifer Philip, res 488 S 3d.
Mayer Morris, European Exchange, 236, res 255 S High.
Oram James B, blacksmith, res 35 S Front.
Pausch Henry, printer, res 519 S High.
Perley Francis M, res 264 Oak.
Pickerel Taswell, car shop, res s s Goodale e High.
Riordan Mrs George, res 82 N Front.
Rogers Daniel, boarding, n s Maple w High.
Smith L, printer, bds 172 S High.
Union Mutual Life Insurance Co, of Boston, S W Johnson agent, 15 E State.
Walker James, (Sparrow, Hines & Co) res 126 N 7th,
Wessely Julius, cigar maker, res 218 E South.
Wilcox Christian, laborer, res Franklinton.
COLUMBUS
THE capital of Ohio, and seat of justice for Franklin county, is situated principally on the left or east bank of the Scioto River at the crossing of the National Road, and just below the mouth of the Olentangy. A branch of the Ohio Canal -
terminates here, and several important lines of railway di- verge.
From the organization of the State Government, in 1803, the sessions of the Legislature were held at Chillicothe, with the exception of two sessions which were held in Zanesville. In February, 1812, the Legislature passed an act authorizing the permanent location of the capital on "the high bank of the Scioto River, opposite Franklinton." Franklinton, then the seat of justice of Franklin county, was a towu of seve- ral years' growth, situated on the west side of the Scioto. In the spring of 1812, Moses Wright, as agent for the State, caused the town of Columbus to be laid out, on land belong- ing to Lyne Starling, John Kerr, Alexander McLaughlin and James Johnston. The spot was at the time a dense forest, and for a number of years stumps were visible in the most im- portant streets of the town.
On the 18th of June, was made the first sale of lots, rapidly followed by improvements. A hotel was built in the fall, a post office was established, and a wooden toll-bridge was built across the river in the following year. A penitentiary was built in 1813, and the State House in 1814. The first church was also built in 1814. A census taken in the spring of 1815 reported the number of people as upwards of 700.
At this time there were here a dozen or more stores; also a weekly newspaper office.
February 10th, 1816, Columbus was incorporated as a bor- ough, and in 1834 a city charter was obtained. In the fall of 1816 the state offices were removed from Chillicothe, and on the first Monday of December the Legislature commenced its first session in the new State House.
About the year 1819 the United States Court House was built, and the federal courts were moved here from Chillicothe.
In 1824 the seat of justice for Franklin County was moved from Franklinton to the east side of the river. In 1833 the first insurance company was organized. The Deaf and Dumb
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COLUMBUS DIRECTORY.
Asylum was built in 1833. The Institution for the Education of the Blind was opened in 1837, in a building on Town Street west of High. The Lunatic Asylum was completed in 1838.
In 1840 Columbus had a population of 6000. In 1850 it had reached nearly 18,000.
Early in 1852, while the Legislature was in session, the old State House was destroyed by fire. However a new one was in course of construction, which has since been completed. It it built of the most durable material and is an ornament to the city.
Columbus, situated as it is near the center of the state, and at the point of junction of several important railroad lines, commands the trade of a large scope of country. Several large houses are devoted to the wholesale trade exclusively, besides others which sell both at wholesale and retail. Although manufactures are in their infancy, still there are some exten- sive factories in operation ; among which are foundries, an extensive car factory, an establishment for the manufacture of saddlery hardware, besides various works of a less important nature, as well as the extensive works of the State Peniten- tiary.
Among the public buildings at Columbus are the State House, the Institutions for the Blind, and the Deaf and Dumb, the Idiot Asylum, near the city, and the Penitentiary. The Insane Asylum, destroyed by fire in 1869, is about to be re- built about three miles west of the State House. A new City Hall, now being built by the city, is expected to be completed during the year. The Opera House and the new Odd Fellows Building are both models of architecture. Columbus can boast of as many fine business blocks as any city of its size in the country. These are mostly new, and the number is rapid- ly increasing.
Six lines of railway traverse the county in different direc- tions, affording easy communication with all important points. The Hocking Valley Railroad, which is intended to communi- cate with the rich iron region of Ohio and Kentucky, already furnishes to this point an abundant supply of excellent coal.
When the railroads now contemplated shall have been pushed to completion, this point will offer superior induce- ments for the investment of capital.
E
COLUMBUS
DIRECTORY.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF NAMES.
COLUMBUS DIRECTORY. 1870-71.
ABBREVIATIONS.
ab.
above|nr. near
.alley ns .. north side al.
avenue n w cor. north west corner av.
bds
boards res. .resides
bel.
. below opp. opposite
bet.
. between s ... .south of
cor
corneris e cor. south east corner
e ..
east, or east of ss .. south side
e s.
. east side's w cor
south west corner
n ..
north of w .. .west, or west of
n e cor.
north east corner[w s. west side
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF NAMES.
.
A
Millinery, Millinery at SIMMONS'.
A
ARON ADOLPH, Clothing and Jeweler, 1 S High, res 122 E Mound.
Abbe Frederick, potter, res 289 S 4th.
Abbott George G, clerk, freight office P C & St L R R, res 26 S 4th.
Abbott James S, res 26 S 4th.
Abbott Miss M A, dress maker, 62 N High, res same.
Abel John, laborer, res w s Belle s Franklin.
Abel Michael, brewer, n Schlee, res 416 S Front.
Abram Thomas, laborer, res n w cor Naghten & Railroad alley.
Ackart Charles, cooper, res 37 E College.
Acker Michael, laborer, res 323 S 4th.
Ackerman Nicholas, clerk, R Jones & Son, res 255 E Mound.
Ackerman Valentine, grocer, 39 New, res same.
Ackhart John, stone cutter, res 117 S South Public Lane. Acres Robert, night watchman, res n s Goodale w Kerr. Adam Mrs Jane C, res 76 W Cherry.
B. H. HOWE, Picture Frames, No. 9 Opera House, Columbus, O.
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COLUMBUS DIRECTORY.
Adams Alexander H, harness maker, res 109 N Cleveland av. Adam Anthony, tailor, res w s Mohawk S South Public Lane. Adams D P, clerk, bds 63 S Front.
Adams Miss E, dressmaker, 210 S High, res s w cor Friend and Schrader.
Adams Mrs Eliza, res 91 W Friend.
ADAMS EXPRESS CO., Anson Gorton general agent, 10 E Broad.
Adams Frank, carriage painter, res n s Cherry w Front.
Adams Harry, book agent, res s s University e High.
Adams Henry, whitewasher, res w s 7th bet South and Donaldson.
Adams John, pressman, Ohio Statesman, bds 97 Locust alley. Adams John Q, bds n e cor 4th and Long.
Adams Nathan H, boot cutter, res 167 S High.
Adams R B & Co, (Rollin B Adams, W H Allison, W Rew,) lumber, n e cor North and Water.
Adams Rollin B, (R B Adams & Co,) res 175 N Front.
Adams Mrs S, res 65 E Town.
Adams Mrs Sarah, seamstress, res 248 S 5th.
Adams F J, U S assistant assessor, s e cor High and Town, res Grove City.
Adams Truman P, (Hershiser, Adams & Co,) bds Senter House.
Adams William, hostler, res n s Cherry w Front.
Adams W A, engineer, res s s Friend nr Washington av.
Adams Quincy, carpenter, bds 72 'N High.
Adel, Dean & Lee, (John G Adel, N F Dean, Joseph V. Lee,) short hand reporters, 35 N High.
Adel J G & Co, (John G Adel, N F Dean,) publishers Ohio Convention Reporter 35 N High.
Adel John G, (Adel, Dean & Lee,) res Broad nr city limits.
Adler Moses, peddler, bds 173 E South.
Adler Samuel, butcher, res 17 E South.
Ætna Insurance Co, of New York, Geo W Donaldson agent, s e cor High and State.
Ætna Insurance Co, of Hartford, A Gardener jr, agent, 4 Opera House.
Ætna Life Insurance Co, Hartford, H C Huston, agent, s e cor High and State.
Affleck Edward T, book keeper, H Fitch & Sons, bds U S Hotel.
Agen Michael, laborer, res n s Kimball w Plum.
Ager Mrs Catherine, res 486 S 3d.
Agnew Thomas, drayman, res 133 E Chapel.
Ahrens George, Chancellor to the Bishop, res 158 S 5th.
Aisel Joseph, peddler, res w s Born s Division.
Akin Daniel M, (W H & D M Akin,) res 151 S 6th.
Akin Mrs H, res 50 E Town.
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A KIN W. H. & D. M., (William H. Akin, Daniel M. Akin,) Stoves, Tinware, &c., 208 S High.
Akin William H, (W H & D M Akin,) res 50 E Town. Alberry Faxon F D, law student, bds 28 w Long.
Alberry Herman B, attorney at law, 246 S High bds 260 S 3d. Albert Adam, teamster, res w s 4th s Frankfort.
Albert Andrew, laborer, res 17 Court.
Albert Casper, machinist, res n s James alley e George.
Albert Mrs Elizabeth, res 91 Court.
Albert John, stone cutter, res 96 E Friend.
Albert Nicholas, laborer, res e s Born n Sycamore.
Albery W H, teller, Commercial Bank, bds 28 W Long.
Albright Andrew, saloon, 34 E Sonth, res same.
Albright Anton, carpenter, P C & St L R R, res 34 South.
Albright Charles, laborer, res n s Hickory alley w 3d.
Albright George, painter, bds e s Water bet North and Spring. Albright George, laborer, res e s Mohawk n Sycamore. Albright Jacob, blacksmith, res e s Belle s Expansion.
Aldrich Allen, commercial traveler, bds Neil House.
Aldrich Ward P, res 150 E Gay.
Aldrich Winfield S, leather cutter, bds 150 E Gay.
Alestock Alexander, sawyer, res 5th bet Mound and Friend. Alex Charles, teamster, res 102 E Elm alley.
Alexander Ephraim K, brakeman, C C C & IRR, res e s grange s Maple.
Alexander Jacob, clerk, H Gundesheimer, bds 172 S High.
Alexander James, treasurer, C C C & I R R bds United States Hotel.
Alexander James, blacksmith, res n s Maple w Park.
Alexander John, molder, res s s Wayne w Neil.
Alexander John W, moulder, res s s CCC & IR R, near Maple.
Alfred Arcus, stone mason, res 314 E e Mound.
Alfred Henry, barber, res 317 E Noble.
Alkire Weden H, saloon, 24 W Friend, res same.
Allen Andrew, stone mason, res s s Oak e Washington av.
LLEN & AWL, (C. Allen, Woodward Awl,) Boot and Shoe A' Manufacturers, 127 S High.
Allen Barney, brakeman, bds w s Lagrange bet Naghten and Maple.
Allen Belmore, barber, bds 53 Locust alley.
LLEN BOUTWELL E., Coal and Ice, 45 N. High, res 156 A E. Long.
Allen Elizabeth J, teacher, lower primary department, colored school, res 41 E Long.
Allen Henry, laborer, res 342 S 7th.
Allen Isaac J, bds 37 E Town.
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