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Claus John, cabinet mkr. r. 170 Bridge Claus Julia, wid. Martin, r. 560 Lorain Claus Theodore G. drug clerk, 602 Pearl Claus Werner, cabinetmkr. r. 101 Hicks
Claus & Buesch (Heinrich Claus and Gustav Buesch), furniture, 1029 Pearl
Claus & Grewe (Frederick A. Claus and John Grewe), furniture, 2108 Broadway Clauss Henry, r. 1604 Willson av.
.See also Klaus
Clausen James, cigarmkr. r. 289 Viaduct Claussen Carl, manager Waechter Am. Erie Publishing Co. r. 105 Ohio
Claussen Nicholas, laborer, bds. 55 Main See also Claasen, Clawson and Klossen
Clavey Frederick, printer, r. 107 Chatham Clavey Sophie, wid. Wilhelm, r. 19 Green Clavey Wilhelm H. file cutter, r. 19 Green Clawson Richard E. clerk, r. 61 Seneca See also Claasen, etc.
Claxton Samuel N. machinist, 1014 Garden Clay Fred'k. W. finisher, r. 684 Woodland av. Clay Harry M. bkkpr. Geo. J. Warden & Co. r. room 139 Harkness blk.
Clay Henry J. salesman, r. 49 Grape Clay Malinda, wid. Joseph, r. 440 Erie Clay O. P. clerk, r. 600 Prospect
Clay William, brakeman, r. 3 Mckinstry Clay W. H. brakeman, r. 896 Payne av. Clayhammer Sebastian, molder, r. 211 Mill Clayton Edward, machinist, r. 206 Wason Clayton Frank M. carpenter, r. 48 Penn
Clayton George W. elevator mnfr. 33 Center, r. 48 Penn
Clayton Robert, trav. agt. r. 124 Seneca Clayton William H. fire dept. r. 1312 Webster Clear Beecher K. clerk, bds. 935 Bolton av. Clear M. student St. Mary's Theo. Seminary Clearwater Mary E. Mrs. r. 578 Ontario
Cleary Ellen, wid. Michael, r. 61 Hanover Cleary James, laborer, r. 61 Hanover
Cleary Michael, laborer, r.ws. Osgood,nr. Way Cleary Patrick, laborer, r. 53 Bethel al. Cleary Patrick, saloon, 2453 Burke
Cleator Thos. K. molder, r. 947 E. Madison Cleave George, carpenter, r. 45 Cedar av.
Diebold Safe & Lock Co.
FISH & COx, AGENTS, 64 & 66 FRANKFORT.
CITIZENS' TELEPHONE, 252.
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Cleave Moses, asst. supt. Woodruff Sleeping Car Co. Union Depot, r. 301 Scovill av. Cleave Robert, car insp. r. 88 Cedar av. Cleave William, r. 45 Cedar av.
Cleaves Edmund, trav. agt. 164 Cedar av. See also Cieve
Cleaveland Edwards P. Rev. profr. Adelbert College, r. 617 E. Madison av.
Cleaveland F. B. agent D. F. Morgan, r. 96 Euclid av.
Cleavland Jerry, driver, r. 277 St. Clair Clee Edward, coachman E. J. Estep
Clegg John, machinist, r. 14 College Clegg John, wire drawer, r. 21 McHenry Clegg John P. Dr. 123 St. Clair
Clegborn Jean, Miss, prin. St. Clair School, r. 1169 Case av.
Cleland Frank N. clerk, r. 39 New
Cleland George, blacksmith, r. 76 Clara
Clemens Will M.editor Vanity Fair,r.23 Root Clement C. barn hand Superior St. Ry. Co. Clement Edward, laborer, r. ws. Russell av. 2d house n. of Lexington av. Clement Henry, capt. r. 88 Scott
Clements Arthur, coal, r. 26 Ocean
CLEMENTS BROS., Sewer Builders,
AND DEALERS IN SEWER PIPE AND TILE.
Agents for Akron, Williamsville and White Bros. Portland Cement; Philadelphia, Baltimore, Trenton and Zanesville Pressed Brick; Architectural and Horticultural Terra Cotta; Brown and Red Mortar, and Mason's Supplies.
Office, 384 Bond.
Yards & Warehouse, Valley R'y, foot of Harrison st.
ROBERT J. CLEMENTS, - Residence, 32 William. WILLIAM L. CLEMENTS, = 149 Alabama.
Clements David, exp. mess. r. 197 Beech Clements David L. (Clements Bros.), res. 147 Alabama
Clements James, mason, r. 147 Alabama |
Clements James, laborer, r. 2572 Bluff
Clements Joseph, expressman, r. 197 Beech I Clements Robert J. (Clements Bros.), res. 32 William
Clements Thad. F. trainman, r. 832 Sheriff Clements William, fireman, r. 59 Carroll Clements William, teamster, r. 2572 Bluff || Clements William L. (Clements Bros.), r. 147 Alabama
Clementson J. G. nurse, 31 Walnut
Clemes William H. contractor, r. 36 Pier # Ciemons Eliza, wid. George, r. 16012 Liberty Clenan Honora, wid. r. 1977 Cannon
Clendenin Frank M. Rev. rector Grace P. E. Church, r. 84 Huron Clermont Frank, r. 1930 Walker
Clerx Peter, machinist, r. 96 Fulton
Cleve Clarence T. patternmkr. r. 444 Aaron Cleve John M. foreman patternmkr. Otis Iron and Steel Co. r. 444 Aaron Cleve Kitty, domestic G. H. Macey
See also Cleave
CLEVELAND,
For its institutions, public and private, its government, schools, churches, in fact all about the city, see appendix printed on blue paper, back part of book
Cleveland Academy, 156 Huron; Isaac Bridg- man, principal
CLEVEL'D ASYLUM FOR THE INSANE, Turney av., 18th Ward; Dr. Jamin Strong, supt .; Charles W. Diehl, steward
Cleveland Athletic Co. 25 Frankfort; Charles A. Billings, pres .; J. H. Fuller, sec. and tr. CLEVELAND AXLE MANUFAC- TURING CO., 694 Broadway; E. H. Har- vey, pres .; H. T. Collins, vice-pres. and manager; Jacob Kritch, supt .; W. F. Black, sec.
CLEVELAND BAKING COMPANY, MANUFACTURERS OF
CRACKERS AND BREAD. 134 ONTARIO.
S. S. MARVIN, Pres., Residence, Pittsburgh, Pa. C. E. RUMSEY, Sec. and Treas. " Pittsburgh, Pa. C. N. HARRINGTON, Man'gr. 41 Sibley.
Cleveland Barb Fence Co. 39 and 41 Center; Maurice Converse, pres .; C. Goulder, sec.
CLEVELAND BIENE, THE,
Adolph M. Kobitzsch and Hugo F. Schlick, Publishers and Job Printers, 134 St. Clair
Cleveland Block Co. 159 River
See Cleveland Board of Fire Underwriters. Board ef Fire Underwriters
Clevel'd Board of Trade. See Board of Trade Clevel'd Book Bindery,8 and 9 Bratenahl blk.
CLEVELAND BRIDGE & IRON Co. office 121 Superior; H. M. Claflen, pres .; H. T. Claflen, engineer
CLEVELAND, BROWN & CO., (H. G. Cleveland, Richard Brown, P. M. Hitchcock, A. M. Wilcox and Martyn Bonnell), Iron Mnfrs. 17 to 35 Merwin
CLEVELAND BURIAL CASE CO., Center, cor. Willow; N. S. McAbee, pres .; I. G. Hatcher, genl. supt .; W. M. Rees, sec. ; B. H. Kinkelaar, treas.
Cleveland Business College, 197 Superior; Joseph Ballhouse, prin.
Cleveland Candy Works, 92 Superior; John Wuest, propr.
Cleveland Carbon Co., C. & P. track, near Cedar av .; H. A. Tremaine, pres .; C. L. Lull, vice-pres .; C. E. French, sec. and tr. Cleveland Carpet Co. (John F. Gorman), 152 Ontario
Cleveland Carriage Goods Co. The, C.&P.Ry near Cedar av. ; J. E. Ingersoll, pres .; E. A. Akers, vice-pres .; J. H. Danforth, sec. and treas .; Ferdinand Selle, supt. Cleveland Charles, r. rr. 217 Garden
Cleveland Charles M. clerk, r. 163 Arlington
CLEVEL'D CHEMICAL WORKS, Marsh & Harwood Co., proprs., office In- dependence, opp. Holiy Cleveland City Brewery, 19 to 25 St. Clair; Lloyd & Keys, proprs.
Cleveland City Forge and Iron Comp'y
OFFICE GRAND ARCADE BLDG., 101 ST. CLAIR,
Works, Foot of Case av.
R. H. HARMAN, Pres., Residence, New York.
L. M. COE, Vice-Pres., and Gen'l Manager, 1092 Euclid av.
G. F. ELY, Sec. and Treas., 66 646 Prospect.
Westchester Fire Insurance Comp'y,
NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y. ASSETS $1,000.000. -
GEO. P. BURWELL, AGENT, ROOM 2, 246 SUPERIOR STREET.
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CLEVELAND CLOTHING CO., 120, 122 and 124 Ontario, and 562 Pearl; Michaels, Stern & Co., proprs.
S. O. SMITH. S. H. CURTISS.
CLEVELAND
COFFEE AND SPICE
MILLS. SMITH & CURTISS, JOBBERS OF
TEAS, COFFEES and SPICES 194 & 196 Bank Street.
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS, CIN-
CINNATI AND INDIANAPOLIS RAIL- WAY Co., General Offices St. Clair. cor. Water; J. H. Devereux, pres .; S. Burke, vice-pres .; Geo. H. Russell, sec. and treas .; George S. Russell, asst. sec. and treas .; E. B. Thomas, genl. manager; O. B. Skinner, traffic manager; G. M. Beach, genl. roadmaster; P. A. Hewitt, auditor; Lucien Hills, genl. frt. agt .; Edgar Hill, asst. genl. frt. agt .; A. J. Smith, genl. pass. and ticket agt .; J. L. Yale, purchas- ing agt .; H. H. Poppleton, genl. atty .; W. F. Turreff, genl. master mechanic; E. C. Sheldon, paymaster. Passenger depot, foot of Water; shops, Merwin st. Central Freight Station, Ohio, near Central Way Cleveland Compressed Yeast Co. 25 Pros- pect; John Rock, pres .; A. H. Gebring, vice-pres. ; Jas. Gibbons, sec. and treas.
CLEVELAND CONSERVATORY
OF MUSIC, Euclid av., cor. Sheriff; Frank Bassett and Charles Heydler, di- rectors
Cleveland Co-operative Painting Co., No. 43 Prospect; P. F. Carlin, mngr.
CLEVELAND CO-OPERATIVE
STOVE CO., Manufrs. Stoves, Hollow Ware and Sinks; office and salesrooms 26 to 36 Superior; foundry, Garden, at C. & P. crossing; M. B. Clark, pres .; W. W. Baldwin, sec. and mangr.
Cleveland Corset Co. 160 Woodland av .; John C. Bell, propr.
Cleveland Custom Laundry, 296 Viaduct; Frank G. Mills, propr.
CLEVEL'D CUTTING SCHOOL,
Woodland av., se. cor. Willson av .; A. D. Rude, propr. Cleveland C. L. Dr. (Stephens & Cleveland), res. 1060 Forest
CLEVELAND DASH CO., MANUFACTURERS
Patent Leather®
Carriage Dashes. 95 RIVER STREET.
H. S. DAVIS, Pres. and Treas, F. W. DAVIS, Sec.,
Res. Bradford. Pa. 66 332 Sibley.
Cleveland Detective Agency Office, Room 1, 136 Ontario' St.
We Transact all Legitimate Detective Business.
C. V. LaVayea, Proprietor, S. L. Muncie, Manager.
Col. T. C. Tryon, Chief Detective.
Cleveland Desk Co. 99 Ontario; R. F. Clarke, propr .; A. Howes, mangr.
CLEVELAND DIAMOND FIRE BRICK WORKS, Ætna, near C. & P. crossing; Wright & Knauff, proprs. Cleveland Directory Co.,
Pub. Annewalt's Cleveland Directory and "Street Number Guide and Map," publishing house, 65 Frankfort
Cleveland District Telegraph Co. 111 Supe- rior; J. H. Simmons, mangr. Cleveland Douglas W. bkkpr. Billings, Tay- Jor & Co. res. 113 Arlington
CLEVELAND DRYER CO.,
Mnfrs.Commercial Fertilizers; office room 14, Wick blk .; William Prescott, vice- pres .; H. J. Coe, sec. and treas.
Cleveland Electric Light Co. office Johnson st .; S. C. Smith, pres .; F. J. Stafford, sec. and mangr.
CLEVELAND ELECTRIC MAT- TING BURGLAR ALARM CO., THE. Office, 70 Frankfort; Telephone 660. C- A. Brayton, pres .; D. McClasky, vice. pres .; E. C. Lockwood, sec. and mangr.
CLEVEL'D ELECTRIC MOTOR CO., THE. Manufacturers of Electric Motors; office 70 Frankfort; Geo. W. Short, pres .; J. Burton Parsons, vice- pres .; Theo. Simmons, sec. and treas.
CLEVEL'D ELECTRICAL MAN- UFACTURING Co., 835 Sheriff; J. A. Beidler, pres .; Martin Snider, vice-pres. ; Jas. L. Daugherty, geul. mangr .; F. C. McMillen, sec.
CLEVELAND ENGRAVING CO., THE, room 9, 208 Superior; C. W. Stam- baugh, mangr.
Cleveland Facing Mills, 2 to 10 Carter; Vari- cty Iron Wks. Co. proprs.
CLEVELAND FAUCET CO.,
(George Collins, Jacob J. Mayer, Albert J. Weatherhead and Joshua Ward), Mnfrs. of Beer Preserving Faucets, 16 Frankfort
CLEVELAND FLUE CLEANER MANFUFACTURING CO., Mnfrs. Ait- chison & Doolittle's Patent Steam Flue Cleaner, 22 and 24 Power blk., 74 Frank- fort; James E. Rundle, propr.
Cleveland Forwarding Co .; George Cham- berlin, agt. 1 Superior
CLEVELAND FOUNDRY, 14 Winter; Bowler & Co. proprs.
CLEVELAND FROG & CROSS- ING WORKS, 14 Winter; Bowler & Co. proprs.
COOPER INS. CO., DAYTON. -
(TELEPHONE 134.)
BINGHAM & DOUGLASS, AGENTS, CORNER SUPERIOR AND BANK.
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CLEVELAND FURNITURE CO., 163 Ontario; Wonders & Thomas, proprs. Cleveland Gas Economizing Co. office 124 Seneca; Sol. Sloss, sec. and treas.
CLEV'D GAS FIXTURE MNFY., R. E. GILL, Manager,
Salesroom, 359 to 363 Bond. Factory, 825 to 827 Sheriff,
CLEVELAND GAS LIGHT AND
COKE CO .; office, 356 Superior; J. H. Morley, pres .; C. E. Stanley, sec .; C. H. Beardslee, asst. sec .; G. A. Hyde, engi- neer; J. C. Heath, asst. engineer
Cleveland Gazette, The, 39 Euclid av .; Gazette Publishing Co. proprs.
Cleveland Geo. W. collector, r. 113 Arlington Cleveland Glass Sign Co. 145 Bank; J. O. Moore, propr.
Cleveland Globe, 319 Superior; Globe Pub. Co. proprs.
Cleveland Grain and Stock Exchange Co. The, 121 Superior; C. C. Viall, pres .; C. A. Viall, sec. and treas.
CLEVELAND HARDWARE CO.,
C. & P. R. R., nr. Euclid av .; L. McBride, pres .; A. W. Train, sec .; S. E. Brown, treas. and general manager
Cleveland Harriet W. wid. Dr. T. res. 113 Arlington
Cleveland Homeo. Pharmacy, 350 Superior Cleveland Hoop Co. Upper Central Way, nr. Valley R. R. crossing; George W. Wes- ley, pres .; B. D. Babcock, sec .; Charles W. Wesley, treas.
Cleveland H. G. (Cleveland, Brown & Co.), r. 74 Hamilton
Cleveland House,65 Michigan;B. Marx, propr. CLEVELAND ICE CO.,
Office, 213 Superior; Telephone No. 1286 Cleveland Iron Co. 122 Water; S. A. Fuller, sec. and treas.
Cleveland Iron Mining Co., Miners of Lake Superior Iron Ores. OFFICES 4 and 5, MERCANTILE BANK BUILDING, 233 Bank Street.
SAMUEL L. MATHER, Pres. and Treas.
Residence, 544 Euclid av. JAY C. MORSE, Vice Pres., 960 Prospect. FREDERICK A. MORSE, Sec. 34 Cedar av.
Cleveland Iron Ore Paint Co. office, 152 Merwin ; Powers & Needham, proprs. Cleveland James D. atty. 117 Public Square, res. 667 Prospect
Cleveland Jerry, hostler, r. 279 St. Clair Cleveland Knitting Mills, 32 Woodland av .; Klotz & Fuldheim, proprs.
CLEVELAND LEADER AND HERALD (Daily, Tri-Weekly, Weekly and Sunday), office, 146 Superior; Leader Printing Co., proprs.
Cleveland Julius A. salesman, r. 1264 Slater Cleveland Lightning Rod Co. 329 Superior; Hamlin & Co. proprs.
CLEVELAND LINSEED OIL CO.,
(successors to Clevel'd Linseed Oil W'ks); OFFICE AND MILLS, BRITISH ST .; G. E. Herrick, pres .; J. P. Mansfield, gen. manager; H. C. Welch, sec. and treas .; J. W. Evans, supt. of works
Cleveland Linseed Oll Works; see Griswold Linseed Oil Co.
CLEVEL'D LORAIN & WHEEL- ING R. R. CO., General Offices fourth floor Mercantile Bank bldg .; Selah Cham- berlain, pres .; W. S. Streator, vice-pres .; Oscar Townsend, gen. manager; Charles L. Cutter, sec. and treas .; W. H. Park, auditor; W. H. Grout, gen. freight and ticket agt .; F. M. Townsend, paymaster; C. M. Barber, chief engineer; C. H. War- burton. master mechanic
Cleveland Lubricating Oil Co. 158 Superior CLEVELAND MACHINE CO.,
Office and Works, 155 Leonard; Manu- facturers Paper Box Machinery, Drop Forgings and Carriage Hardware; Dan P. Eells, pres .; W. H. Harris, vice-pres .; Ira Harris, manager; J. H. Snow, sec. Cleveland Machine Works, 40 Columbus; Hohlfelder & Knight, proprs.
CLEVEL'D MALLEABLE IRON COMPANY, Platt and C. & P. R. R. crossing, near Woodland av .: A. A. Pope, pres. and treas .; O K. Brooks, sec.
Cleveland Mantel Co. ws. Superior, near Sterling av .; Thomas B. McFarland, prop.
CLEVELAND MANUFACTUR-
ING CO., Mnfrs. Brass Goods, Bond, sw. cor. Rockwell; Bishop & Babcock, proprs. Cleveland Messenger (weekly), 21 Hickox; A. C. Moore & Co. proprs. Cleveland Milk Co. (James L. and Thomas C. Jones), 95 Ontario
CLEVELAND MILLING CO.,
113 Merwin; F. F. Hickox, pres .; R. W. Hickox, vice-pres .; C. J. Hickox, treas. Telephone No. 443
Cleveland National Bank, 179 Superior Street.
S. S. WARNER, Pres ..
Res. Wellington, O. JAMES PANNELL, Vice-Pres, 99 Huron.
P. M. SPENCER, Cashier, 99 Huron.
Cleveland News Co. The, 113 Wood; Ernest G. E. Brooks, manager
Cleveland Nitrous Oxide Works (Charles S. and Henry Hurd and Graham Clarke), 106 Canal
Cleveland Oil Works, 7 and 9 Superior; J. R. Timmins & Co. proprs.
CLEVELAND OPTICAL CO.
Room 33. Blackstone Bld'g.
Spectacles, Eye Glasses, Opera Glasses, Hypodermic Syringes, Clinical Thermometers, Barometers. Hydrometers, Storm Glasses, Etc.
CLEVELAND PAPER BOX FAC- TORY, 149 and 151 Seneca; E. F. Atwater & Co. proprs.
Hanover Insurance Co. of N. Y. City. ASSETS, $3,000,000.
W. H. BARCH, Agent, ROOM 8, 124 SENECA ST.
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CLEVELAND PAPER CO.,
128 St. Clair; N. W. Taylor, pres .; E. Mill, vice-pres. and supt. of warehouse; C .. T. Bicknell, sec. and treas .; J. W. Bright- man, supt. of mills
Cleveland Parlor Grate and Foundry Co. office and foundry 18 to 24 Center; A. Lowrie, pres .; W. H. Hawkins, sec. and treas ; D. L. Lowrie, vice-pres.
Cleveland Petrolatum Co.769 Pearl; Hiram M. Brown, mngr.
Cleveland Photo Engraving Co. room 10, 190 Superior; C. D. Stewart, manager
CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER, Office 225 and 227 Bank; Plain Dealer Publishing Co. publishers
CLEVELAND PRESERVING WORKS, 110 Erie; J. Nussdorfer, propr. CLEVELAND PRINTING INK WORKS, 21 and 23 Champlain; Lam- oreux & Estep, proprietors
CLEVELAND PROT. ORPHAN ASYLUM,940 St.Clair; A.H.Shunk, supt .; see page 20 of appendix
Cleveland Provision Comp'y
Main Office and Salesroom, 142 and 144 Ontario. Branch Office and Salesroom, 962 and 964 Sheriff. Packing House, Commercial, cor. Central Way.
BENJAMIN ROSE, Pres. - Res. 687 Euclid av. EDWARD ROSE, Vice-Pres. 738 Woodland av. CHAS. C. HILLS, Sec. and Tr. 401 Prospect. JOHN MCGURK, Sup't, 86 Huron.
CLEVEL'D PUBLIC LIBRARY, Euclid av., near Erie; see page 25 of ap- pendix
Cleveland Pump Co .: Alsenia Pelton, propr .; Joseph M. Van Tassel, mngr., 77 Alum Cleveland Quilting Co. 9 Water; Charles Schultz & Co. proprs.
CLEVELAND REFINING CO. THE, Refiners of Petroleum and Mnfrs. Lubricating Oils, Naphtha, etc .; office and wks. Bessemer av. and C. & P. R. R .; John Teagle, pres .; W. A. Smith, sec .; Frank Teagle, supt.
Cleveland Robert, asst. supt. W. S.St.R.R.Co. Cleveland Rolling Mill Co.'s coal yard, 1590 Harvard and 1850 Broadway
Cleveland Rolling Mill Co., OFFICE, Room 12, National Bank Building, COR. SUPERIOR AND WATER.
WM. CHISHOLM, Pres. Res. 496 Euclid av. S. H. CHISHOLM, Vice-Pres. 66 957 Euclid av. E. S PAGE, Sec'y
953 Prospect. W. B. CHISHOLM, Gen'l Mangr.
1065 Prospect.
CLEVELAND RUBBER CO., MANUFACTURERS OF Rubber Goods for Mechanical Purposes.
Works & Office, Clev. & Pitts. R.R., Junc. The Nickel Plate Road
JOHN MCCLYMONDS, Pres. Res. 1134 Case av. L. K. McCLYMONDS, Treas. and Manager, " 1637 Euclid av. M. I. BLANCHARD, Secretary, .. 251 Edwards av.
S. O. SMITH. S. H. CURTISS.
CLEVELAND
COFFEE AND SPICE
MILLS.
SMITH & CURTISS,
JOBBERS OF
TEAS, COFFEES and SPICES
194 & 196 Bank Street.
CLEVELAND SAW MILL AND
LUMBER CO., Central Way near upper bridge; R. K. Hawley, pres. : George R. Payn, vice-pres .; Fred. Trotton, supt. Cleveland Scale Wks. 9 Slater; C.C.Lyman,pr. Cleveland School of Civil Engineering, 64 Euclid av .; V. E. Gregg, supt.
Cleveland School of Music, 44 Euclid av .; Alfred Arthur, director
Cleveland School of Telegraphy, 53 City Hall; J. P. Abernethy, gen. manager
Cleveland Screw Wrench Co. 650 Scranton av .; C. G. Sutliff, pres .; E. M.Heisley, sec. Cleveland Shoulder Brace Co. 134 St. Clair; M. J. Flynn & Co. proprs.
Cleveland Skating Park and Base Ball Asso- ciation, Kennard, cor. Cedar av .; Wm. F. Putnam, pres .: Frank H. Brunell, sec. and treas .; Thomas Lawrence, mngr.
Cleveland Southern Railroad Co. 236 Superior CLEVELAND SPRING CO.,
Office and works W. River, se. cor. Wins- low; E. H. Bourne, pres .; S. Bourne, vice- pres. and sec .; J. E. Norris, treas. ; W. K. Corlett, supt.
Cleveland Stained Glass Works, 99 Pub.Sqr. ; George Drake, propr.
Cleveland Stamped Elbow Co. (Maurice Con- verse and Chas. Goulder), 39 Center Cleveland Steam Boiler Works, 27 Center Cleveland Steam Guage Co. office 211 Su- perior, D. W. Cross, pres .; J. E. French, vice-pres .; W. S. Dodge, sec. and treas.
CLEVELAND STEAM LAUNDRY, Office, 109 Water Street. TELEPHONE No. 118.
H. MIREAU, Proprietor.
Cleveland Stock Yard Co. on the C., C., C. & I. Ry. nr. Gordon av. O. B. Skinner, pres .; John F. Whitelaw, sec. and treas .; John B. Foster, supt.
Cleveland Stock Yard Hotel, at Clev'd Stock Yards; Mrs. M. Silberg, propr.
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DIEBOLD SAFES
FISH & COX
CITIZENS' TELEPHONE, 252.
OFFICE, 64 & 66 FRANKFORT.
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CLEVELAND WINDOW GLASS CO.
130, 132 AND 134 CHAMPLAIN ST. - ALL KINDS OF ----
Plate, Window, Picture and Ornamental Glass. GLAZED WINDOWS,
BLINDS HUNG, FITTED and PAINTED BY MACHINERY
SUPERIOR TO HAND PAINTED BLINDS.
ORDERS FOR REGLAZING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
CLEVELAND STORAGE CO.,
THE, Office 35 Mercantile Bank bldg., 233 Bank; Warehouse, Scranton av., cor. Girard; Thomas Axwortby, pres .; Joseph Colwell, vice-pres .; J. R. Price, sec .; David Z. Norton, treas.
CLEVELAND STOVE CO.
Main, se. cor. Sycamore; W. T. Allen, pres .; J. H. Chapman, supt .; N. A. Wil- son, sec.
CLEVELAND SUNDAY SUN,
Office 135 St. Clair; Sun Publishing Co. proprs.
Cleveland Tack Co. Bond, sw. cor. Rockwell; Bishop & Babcock, proprs.
CLEVELAND TELEPHONE CO.,
Gen'l Office and Exchange, 158 Superior; J. W. Bennett, pres .; Charles J. Glidden, treas., Lowell, Mass .; J. P. Mckinstry, gen'l supt .; C. P. Wainman, supt.
Clev'd Tobacco Wks. 105 Bank; E. Rosenfeld
CLEVELAND TRANSFER CO.,
Offices 231 Bank st. and Water, cor. Main T. B. Stevens, gen'l mngr.
Cleveland Transportation Co. 53 River; Selah Chamberlain, pres .; M. A. Hanna, vice- pres .; W. R. Bartlett, sec .; George P. Mckay, gen'] mngr.
Cleveland Twist Drill Co. 24 to 26 West; Cox & Prentiss, proprs.
Cleveland Type Foundry, 147 St. Clair; The H. H. Thorp Mnfg. Co. proprs.
CLEVELAND VARNISH CO.,
Office and wks. 14 Rockland av., nr. Kins- man and C. & P. crossing; W. F. Roeder, pres .; E. Van Camp, vice-pres .; W. H. Hostetter, sec .; C. H. Tylee, treas.
Cleveland Veterinary Infirmary, 55 Hayward; J. Yonkerman & Son, proprs.
CLEVELAND VOICE,
Published by the Voice Publishing Co., 118 and 120 Seneca
Cleveland Walter G. lawyer, 117 Public Sqr. res. 667 Prospect
CLEVELAND WHEEL & FOUN- DRY WORKS, 20 Carter st; Maher & Brayton, proprs.
Cleveland Wheel Barrow and Truck Co. 140 Detroit; Thomas M. Hammond, mngr.
Cleveland William B. propr. Forest City Electrical Works, 144 Superior, res. 667 Prospect
CLEVELAND WM. H.,
Plumber and Gasfitter, 217 Garden Cleveland William M. r. 15 Jay
CLEVELAND WINDOW GLASS
CO. 130 to 134 Champlain; E. W. Palmer, pres. and treas .; Levi Buttles, vice-pres .; B. F. Wade, asst. treas .; W. K. Palmer, supt .; E. W. Palmer, Jr., sec.
Cleveland Wire Works, see Tyler W. S. Wire Works Co. .
CLEVELAND WINDOW SHADE
CO., 134 St. Clair; Newton W. Taylor, pres .; Lines I. Pope, sec .; James C. Hog- ben, supt.
Cleveland Wire Spring Co. 114 Water; Nel-' son L. and Frank A. Hilliard, proprs.
Cleveland and Colorado Cattle Co. office 121 Superior; Thomas Axworthy, pres .; H. M. Claflen, vice-pres .; C. H. Watkins, sec. and treas.
Cleveland & Mahoning Valley Ry. Co. office 15712 Water; S. Burke, pres .; J. H. Dev- eraux, vice-pres .;; E. E. Poppleton, sec .; E. R. Perkins, treas.
CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH
RAILROAD CO. Offices Bank, sw. cor. St. Clair; J. N. Mccullough, pres., Pitts- burgh, Pa .; George A. Ingersoll, sec. and treas.
See also Cleaveland
Clevering Albert, teamster, r. 59 Colgate Clevering Richard, clerk, r. 37 Harbor Clewell George F. draft teller Commercial Nat. Bank, r. 1488 Broadway Clewell Henry M. Dr. 680 Woodland av. Clewell T. G. Rev. r. 1500 Broadway Clezie Alexander, carp. r. 1493 Garden Clezie Ellen, wid. James, r. 1019 Forest Clezie George J. laborer, r. 1483 Garden Cliff Edward, r. 2548 Woodland Hills av. Cliff Edward C. wire dr. r. 2715 Turney av. Cliff George, sailor, bds. 41 Division Clifford A. L. Miss, music tchr. 26 Euclid av. Clifford Donald J. saloon, 19 Dodge Clifford Eveline A. wid. W. r. 19 Miami Clifford Frank, plumber, r. 196 Oregon Clifford H. M. Mrs. r. 64 Harper
Clifford James, helper, bds. 2380 Haddock Clifford John, housesmith, r. 196 Oregon Clifford John, janitor, r. 37 Academy Clifford John, saloon, Haddock, nr. Nypano rd. r. 2380 Haddock
Clifford John M. butler, r. 19 Miami Clifford Kate, domestic Charles H. Bulkley
-THE- CLEVELAND TRANSFER CO.
T. B. STEVENS, General Manager.
PASSENGERS AND BAGGAGE
CONVEYED TO RAILROAD STATIONS, STEAMER LANDINGS, ETC.
AT PRICES REGULATED BY THE CITY ORDINANCE.
ELEGANT OPEN and CLOSED CARRIAGES
LANDAUS, COUPES,
BERLIN COACHES,
BROUGHAMS,
AT MODERATE RATES, CONSTANTLY ON HAND, DAY AND NIGHT,
FOR PARTIES, OPERAS, RIDING, FUNERALS, &c. ALSO LARGE COVERED MOVING WAGONS
FOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
LEAVE ORDERS AT OFFICES :
231 Bank Street, Corner Water and Main Streets,
And TELEPHONES, 692 and 1457.
THE
CLEVELAND TORAGE
INCORPORATED
JANUARY 16, 1884.
CAPITAL STOCK, $200,000.00. :-
OFFICE, ROOM 35 MERCANTILE BANK BUILDING, 233 BANK ST. WAREHOUSE, SCRANTON AV., CORNER GIRARD ST.
OFFICERS:
THOS. AXWORTHY, - President. J. R. PRICE, - Secretary.
JOSEPH COLWELL, Vice-President.
DAVID Z. NORTON,
-
Treasurer.
DIRECTORS:
JOS. COLWELL, CHAS. A OTIS. THOS. AXWORTHY. DAN P. EELLS.
ROBT. R. RHODES.
P. M. HITCHCOCK.
HARVEY H. BROWN.
We call your attention to the advantages offered by our Warehouse and Forwarding Service, to parties desiring to ship goods to Cleveland, and especially to that large class of merchants to whom it is an advantage to have a stock of goods in this city from which to supply all small orders in broken lots, or for quick delivery to any desired point.
WE ARE PREPARED TO RECEIVE PIG IRON, IRON ORE, COPPER, LUMBER, DRY GOODS CANNED GOODS, HOUSEHOLD GOODS, &C.
also every kind of merchandise, on storage. Warrants will be issued on all stock received, made transferable by indorsement and deliverable to the holder on demand. These warrants will furnish a convenient medium of transfer and delivery, and serve as collateral to parties wishing ad- vances on their stock. We shall be glad to furnish full particulars as to the manner of transacting business, and invite correspondence or personal interview.
Large cold storage capacity for fruit, butter, eggs and all kinds of perishable property.
We make the transfer and re-shipping of Agricultural Machinery a specialty.
We pay all freight charges, and draw on parties shipping ; or, if desired, are prepared to advance freight on marketable goods, at a reason- able rate of interest.
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