Williams' Cincinnati (Hamilton County, Ohio) city directory, 1881, Part 7

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Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati & Indianapolis Railway.

OFFICE, 129 Vine. DEPOZ, n. W.C. 5th & Hoadly .

J. H. Devereaux, President, Cleveland; James De Wolfe, General Southern Agent, Cincin- nati; A. J. Smith, General Ticket Agent, Cleveland; C. A. Elliott, Freight Agent, Cincinnati; Lucien Hill, General Freight Agent, Cleveland.

CITY

GUIDE.

Pan Handle Route. (Operated by P .. O. & St. L. Railway.) DEPOT. E. Front Street. E. of Eggleston Av.

Ohio & Mississippi R. R.

DEPOT, West Front Street, corner of Mill. John King, jr., Receiver, Cincinnati; C. W. Paris, Ticket Agent, Cincinnati; C. W. Willis, Freight Agent, Cincinnati; W. W. Peabody, General Superintendent. Office, 59 W. 4th; C. S. Cone, jr., General Ticket Agent.

Cincinnati, Richmond and Chicago R. R. (Operated by C., H. & D. R. R.) DEPOT, Cin., Ham. & Dayton Depot. Connects with C. H. & D. R. R. at Hamilton. Samuel Stevenson, General Ticket and Passen- ger Agent.

Grand Rapids & Indiana R. R. OFFICE. 115 Vine. A. Y. Lindsay, Southern Agent, Cincinnati.

Kentucky Central R. R.

DEPOT AND GENERAL OFFICE. Covington. TICKET OFFICE. n.e. c. 4th and Vine.

M. E. Ingalls. President; J. D. Ellison, Gener-1 Manager; C. H. Bronson, Secretary; J. C. Ernst, General Ticket Agent, Covington; W. C. Pendleton, Ticket Agent, Cincinnati; H. M. Stevenson, Freight Agent. Cincin- natı; C. L. Brown, General Freight Agent, Covington.

Cincinnati, Hamilton & Indianapolis Railroad. Operated by C. H. & D. R. R. DEPOT. at Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Depot. Samuel Stevenson, General Ticket and Passen- ger Agent.

Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis Railway.

DEPOT. at Little Miami Depot. Gec. B. Roberts, President, Philadelphia; D.W. Caldwell, General Manager, Columbus; E. A. Ford, General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh; C. C. Cobb, Aust. General Passenger Agent, Cincinnati; C. C. Waite, Superintendent, Cincinnati; E. F. Fuller, D vision Fright Agent, Cincinnati; W. L. O'Brien, General Agent, Cincinnati

New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio Railroad.

DEPOT. at C .. H. & D. R. R. Depot. W. B. Shaituc, General Passenger and Ticket Agent; D. E. Holmes, General Southern Agent; Geo. G. Cochran, General Freight Agent.

Marietta & Cincinnati R. R. GENERAL OFFICES. S. W. c. 4th and Plum. PASSENGER DEPOT. cor. Pearl and Plum Streets. FREIGHT DEPOT. S. e. corner Pearl and John. Thomas P. Barry, Gen'l Passenger and Ticket Agent, office, Plum Street Depot; R. M. Fraser, General Freight Agent, s.w.c. Plum and 4th.

CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILROAD.

OFFICE, No. 171 Walnut st. (Gibson House. ) E. F. Kelly. Freight Agent, Cincinnati; A. H. Pape, Ticket Agent, Cincinnati

Louisville & Cincinnati Short Line Railroad.

OFFICES-s. e. c. 5th and Vine, and at Short Line Depot, Front, bet. Butler and Kilgour.

GENERAL OFFICE, at Louisville, Ky.

J. A. Cassell, Ticket Agent, Cincinnati; Geo. B. Horner, Passenger Agent, Cincinnati; Brent Arnold, General Agent, Cincinnati.

Cin., Sandusky & Cleveland R. R. OFFICE-129 Vine street ..

DEPOT, at Cin., Ham. & Dayton Depot. H. M. Bronson, General Ticket Agent, San- du-ky, O.

Fort Wayne, Muncie & Cin. R. R. DEPOT. at I .. C. & L. R. R. Depot. GENERAL OFFICE, at Fort Wayne.

Stephen Egan, Ticket Agent, Cincinnati; A. H. Caffee, Southeastern Freight Agent, Cin- cinnatı.

Cincinnati, Georgetown & Ports- mouth R. R.

L. M. R. R. Depot, OFFICE-31}2 W. 3d. Joseph Clare, Superintendent.

Cincinnati Southern R. R. DEPOT-Cor. Gest and McLean Av. GENERAL OFFICE-134 Vine.

Baltimore & Ohio R. R.

J. F. Byrne, Freight Agent, 173 Walnut.

Pennsylvania R. R. H. W. Brown, Agent, 6 W. 4th.

Cin. & Westwood Narrow Gauge R.R. Cars start from Brighton Station.

College Hill Narrow Gauge R. R. Start from the west line of Spring Grove Cemetery.

STREET RAILROADS. FOR ROUTE, SEE MAP.

Cincinnati Street R. R. Co. OFFICE-North-west cor. Fifth and Walnut. Seventh and Ninth St. Division. Cars start from cor. Fourth and Vine streets. Central Av. and John St. Division. Cars start from cor. Fourth and Main streets. Third and Fourth St. Division. Cars start from corner of Third and Lawrence. Sixth and Baymiller St. Division. Cars start, from foot of Mt. Adams and Eden Park Inclined Plane.

East and West End Division.

Cars start at Sportsman's Hall, the intersection of E. Front and Main streets, and run to foot of Elm Street Inclined Plane.

Route 9 Division . Cars start from corner Fifth and Vine streets. Walnut Hills Division.

Cars start from corner of Fourth and Walnut. Clark Street and Spring Grove Av. Division. Cars start from Fourth and Vine. Eighth Street Division. Cars start from corner Sixth and Vine streets. Clifton Division. Cars start from head of Elm street.

CITY

GUIDE.

Mt. Auburn Inclined Plane R. R. Cars start from cor. Fifth and Walnut.

Price's Hill Inclined Plane R. R. Foot of West Eighth street.

Columbia & Cincinnati Street R. R. Office, 14 West Third street. Cars start from Sport-man's Hall.

Covington Street Railway. Cars start from Fountain Square.

Newport, Cov. & Cincinnati R. R. Cars start from Fountain Square.

Eden Park, Walnut Hills & Avondale STREET R. R. ROUTE 16. Office, head of Mt. Adams Inclined Plane.

Cars start from the Highland House and run to Chestnut street, Walnut Hills.

Mt. Adams Inclined Plane R. R. Cars start from Fountain Square.

Covington & Cincinnati Street R. R. Lewisburg Line. Cars start from Fountain Square.

EXPRESS COMPANIES.

American Express Company. No. 118 W. Fourth St. J. H. Magill, Agent.

United States Express Co. 122 W. Fourth St. J. J. Henderson, Agent.

Adams Express Co. No. 67 W. Fourth St. A. L. Fogg. Agent.

Baltimore & Ohio Express.

59 W. 4th.

Marietta & Cincinnati Express.

59 W. 4th.

Ohio & Mississippi Express.

59 W. 4th.

Pacific Express Co.

59 W. 4th.

Merchants Despatch Trans. Co. Office. 162 Walnut. C. C. Hatfield. Agent.

Cincinnati Transfer Co.

10 Vine Street. J. C. Healy, Secreta-y.

Covington Transfer Co.

Office, 12 Vine.

Star Union Line.

6 W. 4th. H. W. Brown, Agent.

South Shore Fast Freight Line. 170 Walnut Street. T. S. Brown. Agent.

White Line Central Transit Co. 129 Vine. M. M. Reece. Agent.

Erie & Pacific Despatch. 26 W.4th. Enoch Taylor, Agent.

Great Western Despatch. 26 W. 4th. Enoch Taylor, Agent.

Continental Fast Freight. 21 and 25 Pike's Opera Building.

MAIL BOAT & PACKET LINES.

Madison Packet Line.

Malon Mccullough, Gen'l Supt. Office. n.e.c. Front and Vino.

Southern Transportation Line. Royse & Mosset, Agents, 2 Publi- Landing.

Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & Wheeling PACKET LINE. Royse & Mosset, Agents, 2 Public Landing.

Cin. & Louisville Mail Line.

Malon Mccullough Gen. Supt. Offices, n. e. c. Front and Vine and Wharf-boat foot of Vine.

Central Transit Company. J. N. Williamson, Sup't, Wharf-boat foot of Main.

Morgan, Louisiana & Texas R. R. & STEAMSHIP CO. Royse & Mosset, Special Agents. Office, 2 Public Landing.

Cincinnati, Portsmouth, Big Sandy AND POMEROY PACKET CO. Wharf-boat foot of Broadway.

Memphis & Arkansas River P'k't Co. Royse & Mosset, Agts. Office, 2 Public Landing.

Pittsburgh & Cincinnati Packet Co. Royse & Mosset. Agts. Office, 2 Publio Landing.

Memphis & White River Packet Co. Royse & Mosset, Agents. Office. 2 Public Landing.

New Orleans & Red River Packet Co. Royse & Mosset, Agents. Office, 2 Public Landing.

Yazoo RiverPacket Co., Parisot Line Royse & Mosset. Agents. Office, 2 Public Landing.

Star & Crescent Fast Freight Line. Royse & Mosset. Agts. Office. 2 Public Landing,

CANAL BOAT LINE.

Middletown Canal Boat Line. G. B. Moore & Co .. Proprietors. Office, 33 W. Canal.

INSURANCE

GUIDE.

MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Insurance Co. Office: - No. 15 West Third Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. CHARTERED 1838 .- PERPETUAL. CAPITAL, $150,000.00. ASSETS, $282,037.39.

DIRECTORS.

ROBERT HOSEA, A. H. ANDREWS,

A. D. BULLOCK,

B. B. WHITEMAN, M. E. REEVES, GARDNER PHIPPS,

ROBERT BROWN,

WILLIAM PROCTER,

MARTIN BARE,

S. H. BURTON, CHARLES STEWART,

WM. H. CALVERT,

WM. HENRY DAVIS, RICHARD DYMOND, HENRY MUHLHAUSER.

WM. H. CALVERT, Pres't.

WM. C. HERRON, Sec'y.

GEO. KLOTTER, Jr., Solicitor.

1859. OWEN OWENS, 1881.

FIRE, MARINE LIFE INSURANCE,

122 WALNUT STREET, Masonic Temple, CINCINNATI.

ASSETS JAN. 1, 1881.

Williamsburgh City Fire Insurance Company, of Brooklyn, N. P. $1,010,835.68

American Insurance Company, of Newark, N. J., 1,488,050.26

La Confiance Fire Insurance Company, of Paris, France, 6,695,662.24

American Fire Insurance Company, of Philadelphia, Pa.,

1,545,887.17 Northwestern National Fire Insurance Company, of Milwaukee, Wis., 1,007,193.92 Manhattan Fire Insurance Company, of New York, 726,273.72

MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE, ORGANIZED 1851.

ORDERS BY TELEPHONE WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.

BUCKEYE BELL FOUNDRY,

- ESTABLISHED IN 1837. - -

Superior Bells of COPPER and TIN, mounted with ROTARY HANGINGS, for Churches, Schools, Farms, Factories, Court Houses, Fire Alarms, Tower Clocks, Chimes, etc.

+++ FULLY WARRANTED. , Illustrated Catalogue sent free.

VANDUZEN & TIFT,

Nos. 102 & 104 East Second St., Cincinnati, O.

W. N. FORBIS'

IMPROVED MACHINES for CLEANING VAULTS Day or Night. Can go through your parlor or dining room without creating any dirt or smell. ORDERS THROUGH POST OFFICE WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION. Particular Attention Paid to Recovering Valuables lost in Privy Vaults.

Office, 207 West Ninth St., CINCINNATI, O.

1881.

Fire, Ocean and Inland Insurance!

CHARLES BONSALL. ROBERT T. BONSALL.

CHAS. BONSALL & SON,

GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS,

No. 17 West Third Street, Cincinnati, Ohio, Insure Against Loss or Damage by Fire ; Also, Perils of Sea and Inland Navigation. POLICIES ISSUED IN THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES: DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY, of Philadelphia, Assets over $2,375,000.

FIREMEN'S, of Newark, N. J. STAR, of New York. STANDARD, of New York. HOFFMAN, of New York. AMERICAN, of New York. MERCANTILE, of Cleveland, O. NORTHERN, of Watertown, N. Y.

GLEN'S FALLS, of Glen's Falls, New York. This Company Insures Dwel- lings and Country Property at Very Low Rates.

Risks in the Various Branches taken in the above and other Companies at Equitable Rates.

JOHN KENNETT & SON, GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS No. 11 West Third Street, Cincinnati, O.

FIRE & CARGO INSURANCE.

ADOLPH NOVY, GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT, No. 6 West Third Street, CINCINNATI, O.

INSURANCE 49 GUIDE.

GEO. W. NEFF,

General Manager Central Department

WESTERN

ASSURANCE COMPANY,

Toronto, Canada.

ESTABLISHED 1865.

GEO. W. NEFF & CO.'S

INSURANCE AGENCY,

No.21 West Third St., Cincinnati.

REPRESENTING LOCALLY.

Assets.

Western Assurance Co., Toronto, Can., $1,757,326.39 Girard Insurance Co., Phila., - - 1,161,633.65 - Merchants' & Mechanics' Insurance Co., Richmond, Va., - - - 313,561.91

City Insurance Co., Pittsburgh,

180,539.29

FIRE.

CARGO.

HULL.

INSURANCE

GUIDE.

Enterprise Fire & Marine Insurance Co.

OF CINCINNATI.

CASH CAPITAL, PAID UP, -

$300,000.00

ASSETS, JANUARY 1, 1880, -

396,456.68

JOHN .W. HARTWELL, President.

JAS. W. McCORD, Secretary.

W. P. STRATTON, Surveyor. LOUIS STEGNER, Assistant Surveyor.

DIRECTORS.

JOHN W. HARTWELL.

THOS. SHERLOCK, President U. S. Mail Line Co.

A. S. WINSLOW, Vice-Pres't First National Bank.

L. A. HARRIS, Ex-Mayor of Cincinnati. GEO. T. STEDMAN, Pearl Street.

R. M. BISHOP, Ex-Governor of Ohio.

JAMES M. GLENN, of Wm. Glenn & Sons.

GEO. K. SHOENBERGER, of Shoenberger & Co. JAS. MCKEEHAN, of Jas. McKechan & Co. F. H. BALDWIN, of Wilstach, Baldwin & Co. P. POLAND, of Poland & Henry.

ADOLPH WOOD, President Canal Elevator Co. JOHN KYLE, President Eureka Insurance Co. M. WERK. HENRY A. JONES.

OFFICE IN COMPANY'S BUILDING,

No. 82 W. Third St., East of Vine, CINCINNATI.

EAGLE INSURANCE CO., OF CINCINNATI. (CHARTERED IN 1850.) FIRE AND MARINE. No. 73 West Third Street. HENRY KESSLER, President. - - SAMUEL P. POST, Secretary. DIRECTORS.

HENRY KESSLER,

WM. WOOD,

DAVID BAKER,

J. M. MILLER,

SAM'L P. POST,

JOHN K. GREEN,

M. J. TOWNLEY.

ERNST G. OBERHEU, Surveyor, Residence : Southeast Corner Clifton Ave. & McMillan.

Firemen's Insurance Co. OF CINCINNATI, OHIO. INCORPORATED A. D. 1832.

CAPITAL ...

$100,000.00

SURPLUS, January 1, 1881

85,143.28

Total $ $185,143.28

This Company has conducted a Fire and Marine Insurance business in Cincinnati for a period of forty-nine years, and during this time several millions of dollars of Losses have been adjusted, to the entire satisfaction of the Insurers.

Board of Directors .- Charles W. West, Briggs Swift, John F. Torrence, A. D. Bullock, Jacob Traber, W. Clifford Neff, Pollock Wilson, Peter A. White, Geo. Wilshire, Samuel J. Hale, Joshua H. Bates, Samuel B. Warren, Amos Worthington, John L. Whetstone, Chas. Dexter.

GEO. MCLAUGHLIN, Secretary.

HENRY E. SPENCER, President.

THOS. C. CHAMPLIN, Assistant Secretary.

JACOB JONAS, Solicitor.

Office: 29 West Third Street.

INSURANCE

GUIDE.

GLOBE INSURANCE CO.,

OF CINCINNATI.

CAPITAL, - $100,000.

Office : In Company's Building, No. 68 W. Third St.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

S. F. COVINGTON,

SOL. LEVI,

HENRY STIX,

LEWIS GLENN,

JOHN HAUCK,

DAVID BANNING,

SAM. J. HALE,

GEO. HAFER.

JAMES CULLEN,

S. F. COVINGTON, President.

B. T. CLEMONS, Secretary.

Policies issued upon Fire and Inland Navigation Risks upon Favorable Terms.

JOHN STRAEHLEY, Pres't.

F. GOULE, Sec'y.

F. MOSS, Surveyor.

AURORA

FIRE INSURANCE CO.

No. 6 West Fourth Street,

CINCINNATI, O.

CASH CAPITAL, - $100,000.00

WILLIAM YOUNG, General Insurance Agent, No. 35 West Third Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.

REPRESENTS

Watertown Fire Insurance Company, of New York. Assets, $915,167.89

Milwaukee Mechanics' Insurance Company, of Milwaukee 733,149.36

Cooper Insurance Company, of Dayton ... 66

332,881.73 Miami Valley Insurance Company, of Dayton. 281,433.18

Jefferson Fire Insurance Company, of Steubenville

256, 119.61

CINCINNATI 52

ADVERTISEMENT.

BENJ. NELSON,

No. 62 FOUNTAIN SQUARE, Importer and Dealer in

MILLINERY GOODS

LADIES' AND MISSES'

TRIMMED BONNETS AND HATS SPECIALTY.

Fine French Flowers, Silk Velvets,

Corsets,

Veilings,

Ribbons,

Ladies' Dress Caps,

Ornaments,

Ostrich Feathers, Trimming Silks,

Infants' Lace Bonnets, Crapes,

Laces.

NOVELTIES IN LADIES' NECK-WEAR, Etc.

THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT.

IFLOW PRICES RULE. A

STREET DIRECTORY.

The STREET DIRECTORY is simply an ALPHABETICAL arrangement of Streets. Alleys, etc., with a onfficient portion of corner numbers attached to such as are of any considerable importance. for the purpose of aiding those who refer to it, in becoming familiar with the system of numbering. It will be found by citizens as well as strangers to be a practical guide to the different parts of the City.

EXPLANATION .- On streets commencing at and running directly from the Ohio River, or others running in the same direction. the ODD numbers are on the West, and the EVEN on the East side of the street, com- mencing at the River or such other point as the street may commence. Onstreets crossing Main. the ODD numbers are on the South, and the EVEN on the North side of the street, commencing at and running East and West from Main, thus dividing each into two distinct streets, distinguished by prefixing East or West to the name. . All others running in a similar direction are numbered in the same manner. commencing at the point nearest to Main and running East or West, according to the direction of the same.

In designating the CORNER numbers we have used ODD numbers entirely, except where streets commence at or end upon the side where the EVEN numbers belong.

The Platting Commission have suggested that the streets marked with a " should be vacated.

AARON al. b. Wood and I., C. & L. R. R., from W-bh to Avery.

ABBOTT, from Spring w. of Grand to Judson, Fairmount.

ABBOTT al. b. Webster and Franklin, from VonSeggern al. to College al.

ABBOTT al. from Central Av. to Smith, b. Water and Front

ABIGAIL, e. from 488 Main, b. Hunt and Wood- ward.

41 Sycamore. 85 Broadway. 105 Spring.

ACCOMMODATION, b. Gilbert Av. and Deer- creek Road, n. fr. Gilbert Av. to Eden Park. ADA, n. of Cliff, from Ravine to Fairview Av, Clifton Heights.

ADAM, (same as Addison) n. of Thomas, from Colerain Av. to M. & C. R. R.

ADAMS. w. from 519 Elm to Plum.

ADAMS al. fiom Center to Horton, b. Williams and Saffin Av., St. Peterstown.

ADAMS al. b. Findlay and Livingston, from Linn to Bell.

ADDIE al. s. from Westwood Av. w. of Mar- garet, Forbusville.

ADDISON, (saine as Adam) n. of Thomas, from Colerain Av. to M. & C. R. R.

ADDY al. n. of Findlay e. from Race.

ADELAIDE, n. of Lafayette Av. fr. Miami Canal to Spring Grove Av., Camp Washington.

AGNES, n. of Dodsworth Av. from Williams to Borden, 25th Ward.

AILANTHUS, b. Baymiller and Freeman Av. from Bank to Clearwater.

ALABAMA AV., w. from Colerain Av., opp. Work House.

ALBION al. b. Wayne and Morgan, from Con- cord to French al.

ALBION PLACE, e. from Auburn Av. n. of Gilman.

ALEXANDER, n. from Baltimore w. of Mc- Grew.

ALEXANDER, continuation of Bishop, w. of Hellen, n. from St. Clair to Ludlow Av., Corry ville.

ALFRED, n. of Addison, from Colerain Pike to Valley.

ALFRED al. b. Clark and Hopkins, from Ar- thur al. to Baymiller.

ALIBONE, from Spring Grove Av. e. of Fer- gus to M. & C. R. R., 25th Ward.

ALLEN, n. of Imingdon, from Colerain Av. to Spring Grove Av., Camp Washington.

ALLEN al. b. Culvert and New, from 6th to North.

ALLEN AV., w. from Paxton Av. s. of Linwood Pike. Mt. Lookout.

ALLISON, w. from 573 Main, b. 13th and Lib- erty to Vine. 21 Clay. 89 Walnnt.

ALPINE WAY, w. of Collins Av., from same to Mt Hope Road, 21st Ward.

AMITY al. e. of Baymiller, from Bank to Day- ton al.

ANDERSON al. b. Park and Mill, from Front to 3d.

ANDERSON, w. of Harriet, from W. 8th opp. MoLean Av. to Bndd.

ANDERSON, n. of Nourse, from Clifton Av. west, Clifton Heights.

ANDRESS al. b. Patterson and Coleman, from Garden to Brighton al.

ANDRESS AV., s. of Price's Inclined Plane, fr. Mt. Hope Road east.

ANDREWS, b. Madison and Jefferson Av. from Corry to Boone, Corryville.

ANDREWS al. b. 8th and 9th, from Vine to Plum.

ANN, w. from 447 Plum to Central Av. n. of 12th.

ANN, (same as Warsaw Pike) w. and n. from Walker Mill Road opp. German, 21st Ward.

ANNA al. b. Woodward and Abigail, from Pen- dleton to Hunt.

ANNIE, n. from Emming w. of Guy to North Corporation Line, Clifton Heights.

APJONES, from Fergus n. of Chase to Linden Av., 25th Ward.

APPLE, n. from Dorman w. of Spring Grove Av. to Hamilton Pike, 25th Ward.

ARBIGUST, n. from Oak, b. Burnet Av. and Huut, Walnut Hills.

ARCH, e. from 108 Broadway, b. 3d and 4th to Lawrence.

ARLINGTON, n. of Carroll, from Colerain Av. to Spring Grove Av., Camp Washington. ASH, s. of Eden Park, from Martin to Col- lord.

ASHLAND, s. from McMillan, e. of Park Av., E. Walnut Hills.

ASHLEY AV., w. from Indian Av. n. of Leh- man Road, s. end 24th Ward.

ASHTON al. b. Findlay and Livingston, from Baymiller,to Werner.

ATKINSON, n. of Bosley, from Ohio Av. to Clifton Av.

ARTHUR al. w. of Linn, from Clark to Hop- kıns.

AUBURN, n. fr. head of Sycamore to Vine, near Corry.

AUBURN AV., e. fr. Auburn n. of McMillan to Burnett Av.

AUBURN PLACE, n. of Saunders, from Syca- more to Locust.

AUDUBON, e. of Main, from Eastern Av. to Columbia Av., Pendleton.

AUGUSTA, w. from 47 Central Av. to Front and W. 2d.

STREET

DIRECTORY.

AVERY, b. 4th and 5th, from point e. of Park to C., I., St.L. & C. Ry.

AVERY al. b. Coleman and Denman, from Garden to Brighton al.

BABB al. a. of Eastern av. from Strader Av. to Scott, Pendleton.

BACK, s. of MeMicken Av. from junc. of Wal- nut and Moore to Hamer.

BADGELY AV., (Bollman) w. of Brooklyn Av. from Banning north. 25th Ward.

BAKER, b. 3d and 4th, from Walnut to Vine. *BALL, e. of Clifton Av. from Atkinson to Ren- shaw.

BALTIMORE, w. from 631 Sycamore, n. of Miami.

BANK, w. from Central Av. n. of Dayton. 67 Linn. 121 Baymiller.

BANK al., b. Main and Walnut, n. from 22 W. 3d to W. 4th.

BALDWIN al. e. of Race, from 7th to 12th. BANNING. n. of Hanfield, from Hamilton Pike opp. Chase to Colerain Pike, 25th Ward.

BARD al. e. of John, from Laurel to David, and from Wade to Livingston.

BARNARD, e. of Western Av. from McLean Av. to Harrison Av.

BARNES al. b. Mill and Park, fiom Mill to A very.

BARR, w. from 61 Mound, b. George and W.7th. 59 Cutter. 123 Linn. 175 Baymiller. 237 Freeman.

BARR, n. of Lewis, from Eastern Av. to Ohio River, Fulton.

BARR al. b. 5th and Longworth, from Mound to Sione.

BARTON, w. of Linn, from Everett to Liberty. BARTON al. b. Ailanthus and Freeman Av. from Bank to Clearwater.

BASSETT ROAD. w. from Mt. Hope Road, n. of Center to West Corporation Line s. of Catholic Cemetery, 21st Ward.

BATES AV., n. of Stock Av. from Colerain Av. to Miami Canal, Camp Washington.

BAUM. n. from E. 3d e. of Kilgour to 6th.

BAYMILLER, n. from W. 6th w. of Linn, and n. from Browne w. of Ravine.

23 Hathaway. 141 Court. 353 Charlotte,

47 George, 165 Gest, 363 Liberty,

51 Barr. 215 Clark. 391 Poplar.

59 W. 7th. 231 Hopkins, 421 Findlay.

75 Van Horn al. 243 Laurel. 461 York.

85 W. 8th, 271 Clinton, 479 Dayton,

105 W. 9th. 291 Everett. 515 Bank.

119 Richmond. 329 Wade, 539 Central Av.

BAYOU, e. of Barr, from Ohio River north, Fulton.

BEACH, s.w. from Spring Grove Av. n. of M. & C. R. R. Bridge, Camp Washington.

BEARD al. e. from Felix al. b. Betts and Laurel.

BEDINGER, b. 8th and 9th, fiom Broadway to Eugleston Av.

BEECH, e. of Gilbert Av. from McMillan opp. Kemper Lane north. Walnut Hills.

BEECH AV., n. from Warsaw Pike w. of Maple Av., 21st Ward.

BEECHER, n. of Lincoln Av., from Lane to Gilbert Av., Walnut Hills.

BEEKMAN, (same as Millcreek Road) n. of C., H. & D. R. R. from State to Irvin, Fair- mount.

BELL. e. of Linn, from Livingston to Findlay. *BELL, n. from Fern e. of Morgan, Walnut Hills.

BELL AV. w. of Boyle Av. from GlenwavAv. n. BELLEVIEW, n. of Browne, from Quarry al. west.

BELLEVUE AV., n. from Auburn Av. e. of Eden, Corryville.

$BEM, n. of Cross, head of Hamburg.

BENHAM al. w. from 111 Race, b. 3d and 4th, to Elm.

BENNETT AV., n. of Grandin Road, from Ed- wards Road to Columbia Av. n. of Pen- dleton.

BENT al. w. of Cutter, from David to Me- lancthon.

BENTON, s. of Elder, from Vine to Mc- Micken Av.

BERESFORD AV., n. fromMontgomery Pike opp. Elm, Walnut Hills.

BERK, s. of Windsor, from Hathaway Lane to Francis Lane.

BERKS al. n. of 4th, from Vine to Stone al.

BERLIN, w. of Evans, from South to Hopkins, 21st and 22d Wards.

BERNARD al. from Pennock al. to Court, b. Cutter and Staveley.

BETTS. w. from Central Av. n. of Laurel, to Freeman Av.

37 .John. 85 Cutter. 145 Linn, 209 Baymiller. BETTS al. b. Dudley and Freeman Av. from Evereti to Poplar.

BICKETT al. b. Wesley Av. and Cutter, from Clark to Court.

BIEGLER, n. of Westwood R. R., from Harri- son Pike west, St. Peterstown.

BIERSTLER, n. of VanHart, from Lick Run Pike to Bigelow opp. White, St. Peters- town.

BIGELOW, e. of Walker, s. from Saunders.

BILLINGS, s. from Woodward Av. e. of Beres- ford Av., Woodburn.

BISHOP, continuation of McMillan, w. of Mad- 1-on, from Boone to St. Clair. Corryville.

BLACK, (Hame as Back) 8. of MeMicken Av. from junc. of Walnut and Moore to Hamer. BLACKBURN al. s. of Baymiller, from Lib- erty to Wade.

BLACKFORD. n. of Gest, from Harriet to Gar- rard Av. Continuation of O- hler.

BLANCHARD AV., n.w. from College Av. w. of Boyle Av., Mt. Hope.

BLOOM, e. of Lawnway, from State to Irwin, Fairmount.

BLUE ROCK, n. of Hoffner, from Spring Grove Av. to Colerain Pike. 25th Ward. BOAL. e. from 552 Sycamore to Price.

BOARDMAN, e. of Abbott, from Holaen to Judson, Fairmount.

BODE al. b. Barton aud Linn, from Wade to Liberty.

BODMAN al. b. St. Clair and Main, from 6th to to Gano.

BODLEY al. b. Abigail and Woodward, from Pendleton to Schultz al.

BOGEN, n. from Harrison Av.w. of ColerainAv BOGEN al. b. Denman and Freeman Av. from Garden to Brighton al.

BOHN al. b. Ann and 14th, from Plum to Cen- tral Av.

BOLDFACE ROAD, n.e. and n. from Delhi and Industry Pike, n. of Lodwick to Glen- way Av., 21st Ward.

*BOLLES AV., e. from Browne n. of Riddle Road, Clifton Heights.

BOLLMAN, (Badgley Av.) n. from Banning w. of Brooklyn Av., 25th Ward.

BOND, n. of Spring Grove Av. from Mad An- thony to Spring Grove Av., 25th Ward.

BONNEY al. b. Court and Clark, from Kos- suth to Cutter.

BONSALL al. b. 2d and Pearl, from Dart al. to Ormsby's line.

BONTE al. s. of Front, from Peter al. to French.

BOONE. n. of Charlton, from Burnet Woods to Eden Av., Corryville.

BOONE, e. of Lafayette, from Montgomery Pike to MeMillan.

BOOTS al. e. of Vine, from 13th to Allison.

BORCHER al. b. Fulton Av. and Grove, from Starr to Vance al.

BORDEN, s. from Hoffner w. of Miller to Mill- creek. 25th Ward.

BORDEN'S al. n. of 6th. from College to Elm. BOSCH, b. Valley and Garrard Av. from Mar- shall Av. south, Camp Washington.

BOSLEY, n. of Parker, from OhioAv. to Clif- ton Av.

BOYLE AV., n. from College Av. w. of Purcell Av., 21st Ward.

BRACKETT al. b. Walnut and Clay, from 12th to a point n. of 13th.

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DIRECTORY.

BRANCH, n. from Henry, b. Dunlap and Miami Canal.

BRASHEARS, from Miami Canal n. of Ade- laide to M. & C. R. R., Camp Washington. BREMEN, from 12th, b. Vine and Race.

41 13th. 119 15th, 211 Green,

81 14th, 167 W. Liberty. 251 Elder.

BRIDGE AV ., w. from Hopple St. Bridge over Millcreek, Fairmount.

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Williams' Cincinnati (Hamilton County, Ohio) city directory, 1881, Part 7

Author: Publication date: 1881/82 Publisher: Taylor, Mich. : Williams Directory Co Number of Pages: 1556

Author:
Publication date: 1881/82
Publisher: Taylor, Mich. : Williams Directory Co
Number of Pages: 1556