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Grover & Baker Sewing Machine Co., M. B. Cook, agent, 50 Madison
Howe Sewing Machines, 54 Madison, H. N. Heffner, agent
Howe Improved Sewing Machines, Mrs. S. A. Huyck, agent, 157 Summit
Gerlack Francis, 612 Huron
MANHATTAN SEWING MACH-
INE CO. Vance_ Brothers, agents, 52 Madison (Adv't next back cover)
Singer Sewing Machine Co., G. H. Ratten- bury, agent, 40 Madison
The New Wilson Underfeed Sewing Machine Co., 46 Madison
WHEELER & WILSON Sewing Machine Co., A. H. West, genl. agt., 48 Madison Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine agency, 103 Summit, up stairs
Ship Brokers.
Hand A. J. & Co., 94 Water Watts Harry, 58 Water
For FINE PRINTING of all Descriptions, go to the Blade Job Rooms, 150 Summit Street.
John O'Farrell, Dealer in MARBLE and manufacturer of MARBLE in every variety, Toledo, O.
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Ship Chandlers.
HIGGINS M., 1 Summit RUTHERFORD BROS., 51 Monroe WILCOX BROS., 62 Water
Ship Builders. (See also Boat Builders.)
BAILEY J. E. & D. E., Water, foot Ash
Ship Timber.
Bissell J. H., 509 Superior
Shirt Manufacturers.
BUCK & BLISS, 159 Summit CUNNINGHAM N. Miss, 159 Summit GARVIN R. J., 101 Summit (Adv't on cover) Krieter Maggie Miss, 181 Summit PRICE J. COOPER, 141 Summit
Shoemakers.
Brandt Fred. C., ss. Lafayette, nr. Swan Creek Dorner Sebastian, 227 Cherry Edler Hermann, 202 Erie
Enright John W., 266 Summit
Gerlack William, 68 Cherry
Gross Henry, ns. Michigan, between Bush and Magnolia
Hermann Jacob, 249 Walnut
Himmelmann George, 46 Adams Hilt John, 173 Cherry
Knodel Louis, 94 St. Clair
Kountz Frederick, 121 Adams
Lundbeck H. C., 46 % Adams
Willer Jacob, es. Oliver, near Logan Poirier Louis N., 341 Summit
Schaefer Charles, 169 Cherry Schmitzberger Joseph, 101 Allen Steeb Jacob, 169 Cherry Steiner Jacob, 69 St. Clair Sugrue Michael, 128 Adams Wilson Edward, Washington, near Missouri Wholleb John, 337 Summit
Silver and Plated Ware.
Alcorn William W., 135 Summit BARLOW A. W. & CO., 71, 73 Summit Burn ap, Swain & Cor, 96 Summit COOK H. T. & CO., 137 Summit Ward S. J., 161 Summit
Silver Platers.
Sawkins A. H., 111 11th Toledo Silver Plating Co., 286 St. Clair
Skewer Manufacturer.
Irish R. W., Erie, bet. Kraus and Hamilton
Slaters. Price & Breier, 229 Summit
Soap Manufacturers.
HOFFMAN JOBN, corner 15th and Vance (Adv't page 21) STAINTHORP L. B., ws. M. & E. Canal, opposite Armada Mills
Soda Water Mannfactory.
CITY BOTTLING WORKS, J. Schrink, agt., 491 Erie
Sorghum Mills.
MOOERS H. & CO., Water, near corner Cherry (Adv't page 1)
Spectacles.
COOK H. T. & CO., 137 Summit (Adv't front cover) NICHOLS WM., 28 Perry (Adv't page 18)
Stave Dealers.
Birckhead P. H., Watsr, foot of Lagrange Miller David, corner Summit and Mulberry Parmelee S., 44 Water
Steam Engine Works.
Houghton and Kneisser, ws. Huron nr. Short MOOERS H. & CO., Water, nw. corner Cherry (Adv't page 1)
RUSSELL & THAYER, Water, foot Lagrange, proprs. NOVELTY IRON WORKS and Machine Shops, Manufacture Steam Engines and Boilers, Iron Columns, Caps and Sills, Bark Mills, Smoke Pipes, &c., &c., and are prepared to do all kinds of Job Work and Repairing
Steamship Lines. (See Agents Foreign Passage.)
Steam and Warming Apparatus.
DAVIS & SHAW, 85, 87 St. Clair
Stencil Cutting.
Canneff James, 188 Summit
Stock Yards.
LAKE SHORE STOCK YARDS, S. & D. A. Brown & Co., proprs .. office Brown's Hotel, E. Toledo (Adv't page 27)
Stone Yards.
Kilt & Geake, 24 Vine LOEB GEORGE, water, bet. Oak and Cherry (Adv't page 22) Young James, Water, ne. corner Locust
Stone Ware.
BARNES H. & F., 273 St. Clair HASSENZAHL & DAUDT., 53 Monroe Phillips Angust, 233 Cherry
Stoves and Tinware.
BALLARD, FREEMAN & MA- PLES, 164 Summit (Adv't page 27) Carruthers & Ruter, 38 Monroe ENGELHARDT & SCOTT, 83 Summit KETCHAM D., 127 Summit
For Cards, Envelopes, Shipping Bills, Letter Heads, Note Heads, Tags, &c., &c., go to the Blade Job Rooms.
John O'Farrell,
224 Summit, has on hand a large assortment of Cemetery work.
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LOEFFLER & CRANE, 297 Summit (Adv't page 28) Morse & Garner, Front, corner Platt Schaal F. & Co., 233 Summit STEVENS J. N. & CO., 10 Oak
Stove Manufacturers.
Ohio Stove Works, warerooms, 64 Ottawa
Straw Goods. (Wholesale.)
BABBITT & HERRMAN, 120 Sum- mit PICKENS & PLUMER, 86 Summit
Tackle Blocks and Ship Pumds.
Donovan & Griswold, Water, corner Adams
Tailors and Repairers.
Degen Nicholas, 278 Cherry
Dimmer Frank, 191 Elm
Dimmer Mathias, 191 Elm
Hacker Henry, 278 Indiana avenue
Hasenzahl Philip, Warren, near Irving
Hofer Jacob, 333 Summit Koch Martin, 72 Adams
Kreiger Frederick, 101 Cherry
Lieb Anthony, 189 Summit, up stairs
Lowater George, 339 Summit
Minnneker J. W., 400 Michigan
Neift A., 48 Adams
Sass Ernst, 26 Allen
Schneider F., 187 Summit, up stairs Unbehaun Ch. 97 Summit, up stairs
Tanners and Curriers.
Brooks & Lewis, office, 20, 26 Adams Buckeye Tannery, H. J. Crane, propr., Lucas, e. of Canal Hormel & Heyer, Lenk, at Lock 6
Hubbard F. & Co., 66 Summit Hull Joel & Co., office, Water, sw. cor. Adams Morey John, 238 Summit
Obrist A. & Sons, office, 42 Summit
Teas. (Wholesale.)
Wilber, Dann & Co., 44 Jefferson
Teas, Coffees and Spices.
Ogle Bros., 34 Jefferson Thorner & Engelman, 52 Monroe
Mitchell John, 191 Summit
Tin Box Manufacturers.
Undertakers.
Clarke H. M. & Co., 121 Water
Tinners' Stock.
Hamilton & Co., 94 Summit
Tinsmiths.
Curran John J., 132 Munroe Durell Wm., 203 Cherry Erne William, 11 State
Hofer Frederick, Erie, corner Krauss
Le Beau John F., Railroad av., nr. Broadway Mather Henry H., 149 Adams Smith A. F., cor. Front and Oak Theirg John W., cor. Michigan and Elm
Tobacco. (Wholesale)
MESSINGER C. R., 104, 110 Summit (Adv't on back)
Tobacco Manufacturers.
Chase, Isherwood & Co., 235, 239 Broadway Dority James, 182 Summit MESSINGER, C. R., 104, 110 Summit (Adv't on back)
Witker, Nash & Co., 86 Ottawa
Tow Manufacturers.
Suydam & Co., Water, near Adams
Toys.
Hunker M., 467 Summit Schroeter Otto, 175 Summit
Turley & Finck, 347 Summit
Transportation Lines. (See page 68.)
Trunk Manufacturers.
McNutt Samuel, 81 Summit Newman, Bidelman & Co., 68 Ottawa
Turners.
Henry A. G., Erie, bet. Monroe and Wash- ington TOLEDO PUMP CO., n. corner Water and Lagrange Van Karsen Henry, 443 Ontario
Turners. (Wood and Fancy Work.)
House & Goodwin, 83 St. Clair
Umbrella Repairer.
Gehring Ch., ns. Michigan, near Buffalo
Umbrella Manufacturer.
Couldwell A. B., 80 Monroe NEHER B., e. cor. Broadway and Jervis Newhouse F. & Co., 315 Summit SCHROEDER WM. H., 216 Summit (Adv't page 25) Tiernan Thomas, 147 Adams
United States Bonded Warehouse.
BRAND R. & CO., ss. St. Clair, between Jef- ferson and Monroe
The Daily Toledo Blade has the largest circulation of any paper in the city. Ten dollars a year. Subscribe for it.
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SCOTT'S CITY DIRECTORY.
BRAND R. & CO., ss. St. Clair, bet. Jefferson and Monroe
Upholsterers.
Brauer Henry, 121 Monroe Elling Frank L., 137 Adams HOUGH T. H. & CO., 117, 119 Summit
Vinegar Maunfacturers.
Keller John S., 42 Cherry Schrink John, 491 krie Roe J. McDermott, First, near Platt
Wagon Makers.
Bihn Louis, First, near Oak, East Toledo Boettscher Theo., corner Oak and St. Clair Engel & Co,, cor. Nebraska avenue and 15th Gilbert Adam, Beech, near Superior Hatz S., es. Locust near Water Hauser & Mer ckal, Cherry, corner Utica Holliger Hermann, 35 St Clair Huber George, 328 Summit Siebert E., 13 Orange Speckert W., Vine street Sur Frank, 76 St. Clair
Wall Paper.
BAILEY S. & EAGER, 133 Summit BROWN T. J., 163 Summit FROST & WILLIAMS. 147 Summit STEBBINS H. S., 115 Summit Trost Gustave, 181 Summit
Watches and Jewelry.
ALCORN W. W., 135 Summit CANNEFF JOSEPH, 188 Summit COUK H. T. & CO., 137 Summit (Adv't on cover) MOORE JAMES. 103 Summit NICHOLS WMI., 28 Perry (Adv't p. 18) Sherman & Co., 30 Monroe Tanke Johh L., 173 Summit Ward S. J., 161 Summit
Watchmakers and Repairers.
Lewis Edward T., 65 Summit Schwarz John F., 109 Superior Sherman & Co., 30 Monroe Thatcher Tho. D., Es. Front, between Oak and Cherry
UNION MANUFACTURING CO. MANUFACTURE CHURNS, WASHBOARDS, AND KITCHEN WOODEN -WARE.
Watchmakers' Tools and Materials.
Alcorn W. W., 135 Summit Moore James, 103 Summit
Wines und Liquors.
Austin M. H. & Co., 168 Summit
BRAND R. CO., 36 Monroe (Adv't p. 5) Boos M. & Son, 56 Monroe
DYER & WILDER, 68 Summit (Advt. page 17)
FONTAINE L. A. & CO., 176 Summit (Adv't page 19) Franc L. & Co., 64 Summit
Henery & Epker, 41 Monroe
McLYMAN WMI. I., 94 Monroe (Adv't page 17) Marksheffel & Bro., 41 Summit
Maurer E., Campbell block
Melchers & Lohmann, 31 Washington
O'BRIEN M. & C., 50 Summit (Adv't page 17)
STETTINER & CO., 40 Monroe (Adv't page 6)
Wines. (Native).
Austin, M. H. & Co., 168 Summit BRAND R. & CO,, 36 Monroe (Adv't page 5) Bunert A., 59 Summit FONTAINE L. A. & CO., 176 Summit (Adv't page 19)
Wood Engraver.
Hopkins O. J., 90 St. Clair
Wood and Willow Ware.
Poe & Breed, 62 Summit Wooden Ware Manufacturers.
UNION MANUFACTURING CO., cor. Hamilton and Factory (Adv't page 25)
B. ZERNEY, Cigar Manufacturer,
AND DEALER IN
TOBACCO, &C., 189 Summit Street, Toledo, Ohio.
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ADDITIONAL NAMES
OMISSIONS, CHANGES, REMOVALS, NEW FIRMS, &3.
Abair Francis, firm L. M. Skidmore & Co., h. 631 Ontario Albrecht August, saloon, 269 Summit
Austerman John, stonecutter, J. O'Farrell
Beach J. L., h. ws. Chestnut, bet. Huron and Erie
BLIVEN ROBERT H., Landscape Photographer, 10 Gradolph Block, bds. C. E. Bliven
Burdick Leander, h. cor. Morris and Hall
Carl Henry, sashmaker, h. ns. Tecumseh, bet. Division and Lenk
Case, C. S. printer, Blade job room, bds. Mrs. Crosby
Chamberlin & Blinn, agents, Bradley's Patent Enamel Paint, 168 Summit Crowell David H. Capt., fish market, 107 Adams, bds. F. A. Eldredge
Doering J. G., merchant tailor, 37 Monroe, up stairs
Epker Edward, firm Henery & Epker, bds. Corn Exchange
Evans F. T., 104 Cherry
Henery & Epker, wholesale liquor dealers, 41 Monroe
Jones S. A., meat market, 49 Division, h. 85 Nebraska av.
Kay Joseph, saloon, ns. Allen, nr. Oak
Kay Thomas, stillman, Toledo Rock Oil Refinery, h. ws. Oak, cor. 2nd.
Kohler John, carpenter, r. 49 Division, up stairs
Kridler R. M., salesman, C. Gerber & Co.
LEWIS GAIUS W., Pile Driver and Dock Builder, h. es. Front, cor. Gardiner LOEB GEORGE, Building Contractor, and Proprietor Stone Works, ss. Water. bet Cherry and Oak, h. 545 Ontario. Aart. page 5
LYMAN & CO., Auctioneers, removed, 45 Monroe
MANHATTAN SILENT SEWING MACHINE CO., Vance Brothers, Agents, 52 Madison. Adet. next back cover
Mason Eddy D., civil engineer, T. W. & W. R'y
McNELLY JAMES, Pile Driver and Dock Builder, office 60 Water
MESSINGER CHARLES R., Successor to Bronson & Messinger, Mnfr. Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, 104-110 Summit
Moore W. H. Mrs., bh., 79 Oak
Mulcahy Edward, carpenter and builder, h. 372 Ontario
Raymond E. P., attorney and notary, 11 Drummond Block
SCHEBLE A. E., physician, office removed to 29 Jefferson, up stairs
STAHL GOTTLIEB, Meat Market, n. cor. Market Space and Washing- ton. Adet. Page 31
Stebbins Solomon A., engineer T., W. & W. Elevators, h. 388 Ontario
TOLEDO BREWING CO., Brewers of Larger Beer. Brewery cor. Hamilton and Division. Lith. Card opp. page 117
Townsley James C., h. s. cor. Irving and Putnam
VAN ORDEN J., wholesale and retail dealer in Ice, Office, 3 Anderson blk., h. 148 Washington. Adet. page 12
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W. R. TAPPAN, DESIGNER,
Builder Contractor
208 11th Street, Toledo, O.
DESIGNS FURNISHED WHEN REQUESTED to PERSONS CONTRACTING WITH ME FOR BUILDING
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BOARDING,
SALE AND
LIVERY STABLE,
268 summit Street,
COR. LYNN, TOLEDO, OHIO.
R. A. BLIVEN,
3
Landscape Photographer,
ROOM 10, GRADOLPH BUILDING,
Cor. Summit and Jefferson Sts.,
Toledo, O.
408 W. H. BEEMAN & CO., ROOFERS
WITH IMPROVED FIRE AND WATER PROOF FELT AND COMPOSITION
GRAVEL ROOFS.
THE BEST COMPOSITION ROOF IN USE.
ORDERS WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION LEFT AT
Residence cor. 15th and Jefferson Sts., or at Carruthers & Ruter's Hardward Store, 38 Monroe St., or at F. C. Brandt's Shoe Shop at Yard cor. St. Clair and Lafayette Sts., near Iron Bridge, or through Post Office.
JOBEN Quertising
Agent,
21 Madison St., Chamber of Commerce, TOLEDO, OHIO.
Advertisements for publications throughout the country taken at publishers' rates, Solicitor for the Home Insurance Co. of Toledo, Ohio.
M. ROONEY, PROPRIETOR OF MONROE STREET BAKERY, 116 MONROE.
Superior Cake on hand or made to order for Party or Wedding occasions.
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To all points in the Eastern and Western States and the Dominion of Canada.
Four Express Trains Leave Chicago Daily NO CHANGE OF CARS BET. CHICAGO & BUFFALO. CONNECTIONS ARE
At Detroit with Grand Trunk and Great Western Railways.
At Toledo with T. & W. and Dayton & Michigan Railroads.
At Fremont with the Lake Erie & Louisville Railroad
At Clyde with C. S. & C. R., for Urbana, Springfield, Dayton and Cincinnati.
At Monroeville with Lake Erie Div. of B. & O. R. R., for Shelby, Mansfield, Mt. Vernon, Newark, Zanesville and Columbus.
At Berea with Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad.
At Cleveland with Atlantic & G. W., and Cleveland & Pittsburg.
At Girard with Erie & Pittsburg R. R.
At Erie with Philadelphia & Erie Railroad for Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington.
At Dunkirk with Erie Railway.
At Buffalo with Erie and New York Central Railways, for all points in New York and the New England States.
Passengers coming West, by the South Shore Line, have choice of four express trains from Toledo over this first-class Road ; or coming to Detroit, via Canada, there connect with the Michigan Southern, through from
Detroit to Chicago Without Change of Cars.
Elegant and most comfortable Sleeping Cars are run on all Night Trains, through to De- troit, Cleveland and Buffalo without change .. Palace Cars on Day Trains.
We hold out the following inducements for public patronage : Good Clean Eating Houses, Luxurious Sleeping Cars, Day Coaches, with all Modern Improvements, a Smooth Track, not second to any on this Continent. Fare as low as by competing lines. Tickets may be had at all principal ticket offices in the United States.
C. F. HATCH, H. M. WRIGHT, Supt. Air Line Div., Toledo.
Gen. Supt., Cleveland.
JAMES McNELLEY,
IS PREPARED TO DO
PILE DRIVING AND DOCE BUILDING.
Orders may be left at WILCOX BROS., 62 Water St.
FORSYTH POST
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GUARDIAN MUTUAL LIFE
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TIONAL SAVINGS BANK
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CITY BANK OF TOLEDO.
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FINLAY'S CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUILDING.
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Lake Shore & Michigan
outhern ailroad
WITH ITS CONNECTIONS, THE
MOST RELIABLE
To all points in the Eastern and Western States and the Dominion of Canada.
Four Express Trains Leave Chicago Daily NO CHANGE OF CARS BET. CHICAGO & BUFFALO. CONNECTIONS ARE
At Detroit with Grand Trunk and Great Western Railways.
At Toledo with T. & W. and Dayton & Michigan Railroads.
At Fremont with the Lake Erie & Louisville Railroad
At Clyde with C. S. & C. R., for Urbana, Springfield, Dayton and Cincinnati.
At Monroeville with Lake Erie Div. of B. & O. R. R., for Shelby, Mansfield, Mt. Vernon, Newark, Zanesville and Columbus.
At Berea with Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad.
At Cleveland with Atlantic & G. W., and Cleveland & Pittsburg.
At Girard with Erie & Pittsburg R. R.
At Erie with Philadelphia & Erie Railroad for Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington.
At Dunkirk with Erie Railway.
At Buffalo with Erie and New York Central Railways, for all points in New York and the New England States.
Passengers coming West, by the South Shore Line, have choice of four express trains from Toledo over this first-class Road ; or coming to Detroit, via Canada, there connect with the Michigan Southern, through from
Detroit to Chicago Without Change of Cars.
Elegant and most comfortable Sleeping Cars are run on all Night Trains, through to De- troit, Cleveland and Buffalo without change .. Palace Cars on Day Trains.
We hold out the following inducements for public patronage :
Good Clean Eating Houses, Luxurious Sleeping Cars, Day Coaches, with all Modern Improvements, a Smooth Track, not second to any on this Continent.
Fare as low as by competing lines. Tickets may be had at all principal ticket offices in the United States.
C. F. HATCH, H. M. WRIGHT, Gen. Supt., Cleveland. Supt. Air Line Div., Toledo.
JAMES McNELLEY, IS PREPARED TO DO
PILE DRIVING AND VILDING.
Orders may be left at WILCOX BROS., 62 Water St.
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SALES ROOMS, 52 MADISON STREET, TOLEDO, OHIO.
MANHATTAN MACHINE COMPANY IMPROVED, SILENT
amily Sewing Machine
WITH PATENT BASTER, BINDER & RUFFLER.
THE
AT
Ilighest Premiums
DIFFERENT
HAVE BEEN
State and County
AWARDED
C.L. CUX
FAIRS.
It possesses the advantages of all the first-class Machines, and claims results unequalled by any other, making the "Double Lock" Stitch direct from the spools, without Shuttle or Bobin.
IT HAS NO COMPEER IN THE MARKET FOR
Family Sewing, Manufacturing and Machine Work,
This Machine will Hem, Fell, Tuck, Braid, Quilt, Cord, Bind, Ruffle and Hem-Stitch.
Will work equally well on all grades of Goods, Light or Heavy, Lace, Quilts, Corsets, Cur- tains, Window Shades, Umbrellas, Leather, Buckskin and India Rubber Cloth, with either silk, cotton, linen thread, flax or worsted.
Pearl Edging, an Entirely New Element in Sewing Machines
This is the latest and most practical Sewing Machine before the public. Its simplicity is its great merit. It cannot sew wrong. Combining all the advantages of the intricate and com- plicated double thread Machines, with the simplicity, ease of operation and lightness of run- ning of the single thread Toys ; it has also the greater advantages of economy and durability, and is comprehended by the most inexperienced in a few minutes' time, unlike others that take weeks or months to understand, and require one or two machinists to keep them in re- pair. This simple and economical Machine makes the
BEST STITCH FOR FAMILY SEWING,
The fairest on the surface, perfectly embedded in the fabric, and having an elasticity peculiarly its own, making it the
Most Desirable Family Sewing Machine in the World. It needs only to be Seen to be Admired, and Used to be Appreciated,
CALL AND SEE IT. AGENTS WANTED.
VANCE BRO'S & CO ..
General Agents for Ohio and Kentucky.
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J. STUTZ Merchant Tailor
203 Summit Street, up Stairs,
TOLEDO, OHIO.
LOUIS TROTTER,
FASHIONABLE
Boot and Shoe Maker,
290 Summit Street,
Corner Cherry, TOLEDO. O.
W. GILBERT & CO., ROOFERS OFFICE, 11 CAMPBELL BLOCK. IMPROVED FIRE AND WATER PROOF FELT AND PATENT COMPOSITION
CL ROOFS
ORDERS MAY BE LEFT AT C. C. MILLER'S OFFICE, NO. 3 ANDERSON BLOCK, TOLEDO, O. 53
410 DAYTON
MICHIGAN, AND
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton RAILROADS.
Short Line to
DAYTON, INDIANAPOLIS,
Cincinnati and Columbus. Close connections made with Trains on the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago Road at Lima, for Crestline, Pittsburg, Philadelphia and Washington City and the South-East ; also, for Indianapolis, Louisville and, the South- West, and at Piqua, for Columbus, Ohio. NO TRANSHIPMENTS BETWEEN DETROIT OR TOLEDO AND CINCINNATI. JAS. B. MONROE, D. McLAREN, Pres't and Supt., Cincinnati.
Gen'l Ag't, Toledo, O.
The Toledo abash Jestern Railway,
Having its Eastern terminus at Toledo, O., at the head of Lake Erie; running Westward through the States of OHIO, INDIANA and ILLINOIS, to the Mississippi River, at KEOKUK, QUINCY, HANNIBAL and St. LOUIS, -IS THE -- BEST ROUTE TO THE WEST AND SOUTHWEST. ALL PASSENGER TRAINS RUN THROUGH TO THE
Mississippi River without change of Cars,
Passing through Fort Wayne, Peru, Logansport Lafayette, Attica, Dan- ville, Tolono, Decatur, Springfield and Jacksonville. GEO. H. BURROWS, JOHN U. PARSONS, Gen'l Sup't, Toledo, O. Gen'l Ticket Agent.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1849.
V. W. GRANGER. CHAS. P. BOARDMAN,
V. W. GRANGER & CO.,
Drapers Tailors,
AND DEALERS IN
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
TRUNKS, VALISES,
UMBRELLAS, CANES
& c .;
Gent's & Ladies' Traveling Bags,
145 SUMMIT ST.,
Griffin's Life Insurance Agency, 30 & 31 Chamber Commerce.
H. Mocers & Co., Manufacturers of Circular Saws and Steam. Engines, Toledo, O. SHIRTS
GUARDIAN Mutual Life
Insurance Co. of N .. Y.
CHAS. P. GRIFFIN -- AND-
B. F. GRIFFIN,
GENERAL AGENTS, 30 & 31 Chamber of Commerce, TOLEDO, OHIO.
O. H. SAWYER & CO., -DEALERS IN
Lime, Cement & Plaster'
No. 12 Water Street,
Neur Monroc, TOLEDO, O.
. BATEMAN,
DEALER IN
FINE GROCERIES 229 SUMMIT'ST., TOLECO.
R. J. GARVIN
No. t Shirts with 2300 linea,
SHIRTS $36.00 PER DOZEN.
No. 2 Shirts with 2100 linen, $33.00 PER DOZEN.
MADE READY No. 3 Shirts with 1900 linen.
$30.00 PER DOZEN
F.YS No. 101 SUMMIT STREET TO JRDER MADE.
(UP STAIRS.)
B. G. Sweet & Co., Dealers in Coal & Pig Iron, Toledo,
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