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VA LPAR A I SO

CITY DIRECTORYF I H E

INHABITANTS, INSTITUTIONS, MANUFACTURING F.NTERrRISKS

AND BUSINESS HOI SES <>!•

VALPARAISO, INDIANA,

R THE VEAR 1885—6.

INCLUDIV. a completi street record siade by a CAREFUI CANVASS.

VOLUME 1

TALCUTT .v TEVIS. Polishers.

£ A! INDI \NA

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»w of Main Street, from Kasi Side of Franklin, 8howinjr the Tower of the Old

Court House, as Originally Cons ructed; Also, the Wooden Building's of

That Date Along the North Side of Our Principal Thoroughfare.

VALPARAISO.

It can not be else than a matter of pleasure to the citizens of Val-

paraiso to see, as evidenced by this book, the growth of their city.

While other cities have grown more rapidly none <>fa like kind hare

grown more steadily or upon a more reliable basis. There is noth-

ing of a mushroom growth about Valparaiso The building of the

water-works system, the construction •i mm ulroad in late years,

and the general growth of the residenci •-> parts of the

city should be and is reason for pride a. ... itulation by every

resident. The unbounded success ol school the revival

of manufacturing interests, and the advance in the extent and scope

of trade are unquestioned evidences of a prosperous future. Asacity of business enterprise and educational facilties Wparaiso has nosuperior outside the few large cities of the state. Therefore this

work is not presented with an apology . u [9 presented with a justi-

fiable pride.

EDUCATIONAL.

County Superintendent, Homer \V. Porler.

VALPARAISO PUBLIC SCHOOLS.I Calendar. -First term opens Sept. 7 and close* Dec. 24, 1885 ; second term opens

Jan. 4 and closes May 29, 1886.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

A. V. Bartholomew, President.

A I). Bartholomew, Treasurer.

James McFetrich, Secretary.

FACULTY.

W. H Banta, Superintendent and principal.

Rebecca Bartholomew, Principal High School Department.

Helena Dorr, Teacher in High School Department.

Lizzie Kellogg, teacher in room 12.

Christens A. Frye, teacher in room 1 I.

Clara Stephens, teacher in room 10.

Mrs. Wood, teacher in room 9.

Lulu P. Smith, teacher in room 8.

Maude Bundy, teacher in room 7.

Clara Herr, teacher in room 6.

Rebecca Peirce, teicher in room 5.

Mamie Riley, teacher in room 4.

Sadie Love, teacher in room 3.

Maggie Beer, teacher in room 2.

Carrie A. Ray, teacher in room I.

Li/zie O'Reilly, teacher in 3d ward.

Peter Manpjart, teacher of German.

SAINT PAUL'S ACADEMY (Catholic.)

Rev. M O'Reilly, D. rector.

CALENDAR —First Mond y in .September to last Friday in June,

it ractor* Sifters of Providence

GRAMMAR S( HOOL.

Calendar same as for saint Paul's Academy.

ipaa William Murphy

%tcher> ......... Sisters of Providence

FIRST GERMAN LUTHERAN SCHOOL.ENIMt—Ten months school, b*eeinning first Monday in September—holiday and

Easter vacations.

R. Krenning, Principal.

NORTHERN-INDIANA NORMAL SCHOOL.

BOARD OF INSTRUCTION

PBKPARATORT DEPARTMENT•

H. B. BROWN, Knglish Grammai

O. P. KINSEY. Mathematics.

Miss MANTIE E. BALDWIN, Rhetoric.

Mrs. SARAH P. KINSEY. Geography.

MRS. LIZZIE BOUCHER, United Mntet History.

M. E. BOGARTE, Reading.

Miss LIZZIE McALILLY, Letter Writing and Common Branch**.

E. K. ISAACS, Penmanship.

R. A. HERITAGE, Vocal Music.

H. B. BROWN, Debating.

TEACHWU OEPAITIVMl

H. B. BROWN, English Grammar, and - - - '"fefccrt t'bvav

O. P. KINSEY, Mathematics.

Miss MANTIE E. BALDWIN, Rheturh

MRS. SARAH P. KINSEY, Geography.

W. A. YOHN, Philosophy, Physiology. Botany, and Zoology.

Mrs. LIZZIE BOUCHER, United States History.

JOHN E. ROESSLER. German.

M. E. BOGARTE. Elocution and Vour Cottar*

Miss LODEMA E. WARD, Composition and Common Bttachev

E. K. ISAACS. Penmanship.

Mrs. A. A. SOUTHWORTH, Drawing.

R. A. HERITAGE, Vocal Music.

H. B. BROWN. Debating.

COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT

O. P. KINSEY, Science of Accounts, Theory and Practice of Husrn*

C. W. BENTON. Assistant.

H. B. BROWrN, English Grammar.

O. P. KINSEY, Commercial Arithmetic.

M. E. BOGARTE. Elocution.

MlSS L. E. WARD, Business Correspondence.

E. K. ISAACS. Penmanship and Deba'ing.

COLLKOIATK DEPAKTMKMT.

H. N. CARVER, Mental Science. Greek. Latin and Ancient History.

JOHN L. ROKSSl.KR German.

Miss MANTIK E. BALDWIN, Rhetoric and Literatare.

M. E. ROGARTE, Higher Mathematict.

W. A. YOHN. Natural Sciences.

CIVIL KNOINMKINO DEPARTMENT.

M. E. BOGARTE, Higher Mathematics. Surveying and Engineering.

W. A. YOHN. Natural Sciences.

Miss M. E. BALDWIN. Rhetoric.

M»s. SARAH P. KINSF.Y. Geography.

MlSS L. E. WARD, English Composition.

MBS. A. A. SOUTH WORTH, Drawing. Mechanical. Architectural, and Pro-

jection.

LAW DEPARTMEIT

Im$truet9rs—

HON. H. A. GILLKTT, Late Circuit Judge jist District, Indiana.

Hon. MARK L. DkMOTTE, A. M.. LL. B.,

J. H. G1LI.ETT, Esq

MUSICAL DEPARTMENT

R. A. HERITAGE, Director.

R. A. HERITAGE, Voice Culture. Theory and Musical Literature.

D. FRANK CONRAD. Piano and Organ.

D. EMMETT STAGG, [»iano md Organ

W. HUNTINGTON, Organ and Thorough Hxss.

Miss MAGGIE WHITE, Violin.

J. M. SALISBURY. Cormt and Guitar.

H. N. CARVER, Lecturer on Laws of Sound.

W. A. YOHN, Lecturer on Physiology and Hygiene'of the Voice.

FINE ART DEPARTMENT.

A. A. SOUTHWORTH. Director and Teacher of Drawing and Designing.

W. H. SOUTHWORTH, Assistant.

FELIX EKBLAD — of the Stockholm (Sweden) Academy of Design—Th'-ory

nd Harmony of Color. Composition, Designing and Painting.

TELEGRAPHIC DEPARTMENT.

O. T. NICHOLS, General Manager.

PHONOGRAPHIC DEPARTMENT.

S. P. CORBOY, Corresponding and Reporting Styles.

REI.KilOl'S SOCIETIES

METIloiMST EPISCOPAL CHURCHCor. Jefferson ami Franklin.

Pastor .... Rev. C. A. Brook*

1 Rl'STRM.

Jas. B. Hawkins, Tkeron C. White, Jaa. U. Newland, J. W. McJ.cllan. G. S. ll**te.

Sabbath.—9 a. m. Class meeting

10:30 a. m. Preaching.

II.-45 a - m Class meeting2 p. m. Sunday school.

6 p. m. Young people 's [>rayei meetMg7:30 p. m. Preaching.

Wednesday.—7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting.

BAPTIST CHURCH.Corner Lafayette and Chicago.

Pastor .... Rev. E. S. Riley

J. R. Drapier, J. M. Salisbury, A mire u fierce, Wm. Knapp, Luther Clifford (dec.)

SERVICES.

Sabbath.— 10:30 a. in. Preaching.

2:00 p. m. Sunday-School.

7:30 p. m. Preaching.

Wednesday.— 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting.

PRESBYTERIAN' CHURCHCor. Franklin and Jefferson.

Pastor Rev S N. WilUonElders.—M. B. Crosby, Joseph Peirce, Frank Commerford, D. C. Km.

Deacons.—Wm. Wilson, J. C. I'eirce.

Trustees.—A. V. Bartholomew, C. W. Dickover, Erasmus Ball.

SKRVICKS.

Sabbath.—10:30 a. m. Preaching.

2:00 p. m. Sunday school.

6 to 7 p. m. Young people's meeting.


Wednesday.—7:30 p. in. Churcn prayer meetingFriday.—3 p. m. Indies' prayer meeting.

GERMAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.Cor. Lafayette and Institute.

Pastor Rev. K. L. Feistkorn

TRUSTEES.

C. Lemke, John Schneider, C. Green.

SERVICES.

Sabbath.—9:30 a. m Sundav-school.

10:30 a. m. Preaching.


Wednesday —7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting

GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH.Cor. Washington and Institute.

Pastor Rev \\\ B Lange

TRUSTEES.

J. C. L'rbahns, John Boye, Claus Specht.

SERVICES.

Sabbath — 1 o 30 a m Preaching.

I.-OO i m. Sunday-school.

GERMAN EVANGELICAL CHURCH.Cor. Academy and Pink.

Pastor Rev. Gruncrt

CHURCH COUNCIL.

E lers.— H. Bornholt, John J. Jordan.

Trustees.—Frank Smutzer, John Seib, Henry 1'omeranka.

SERVICES.

Every other Sabbath.—9:00 a. m Sunday school.

. 10:30 a. m. Preaching.

SAINT PAUL'S CHURCH (Catholic .)

Cor. Cam1bell and Chicago.

Rector Rev. Michael O'Reilly

SERVICES,Sabbath.- 9:00 a. m. First mas-;.

10:30 a. m. High mass and sermon.

I2:0O m. Sunday-school (Country children.)

2:00 p. m. Regular Sunday-school, in school rooms.

J:00 p. m Vespe-s.

4:00 p. ru. SoJalities.

Daily Service.— Ma=s. 7 a. m./xc:pt at 8 a. m. on Friday.

May Services.—Every eveuimg in the mouth at 4 p. m. except at 7 p. m on Saturday.

Lenten Services.—Wednesday and Friday at 7 p. m.Confession.— Every Saturday at 5 and 7 p. m. and Sunday at 10:15 a. m.Baptisms.—3:30 p m and 10 a. m. Sundays.

BENF.Vi )LENT S< )CI K II ES.

DIVISION NUMBER I, A. *>. M . PORTER^COUNTV.

Meet at Hibernian Hall, Main street, second Sunday of each monthat 2:30 p. m

CD v

Michael Dillon

Pres Patrick ( J'Sullivan

V. P Martin RyanRec. Sec Dennis MoranF. Sec )ohn Stokes

Treas Peter M<>ran

SECRET SOCIETIES.

MOUNT PISGAH ENCAMPMENT NUMBER IO7, J. O. O. I

Regular Meetings 2d Friday evening of each month, at Odd Fellows

Hall on Franklin street.

C. P I. W. Hoyl

HP • • • H. J Upthcgrove

S. \V J. C. Barnei

J. W J.W. McLellan

Secretary ........... A. E. Letts

Treasurer .......... llan< Bomholt

I. S. S 0. W. Lewis

O. S. S Milan (Cornell

CHEQUEUR LODGE NUMBER 56, I. O. O 1 .

Regular Meetings every Monday evening at Hall, Franklin St.

N. G. Charles Stein

V. G. . . Joseph Halladay

Per. Secretary . . P. Marquart

R. Secretary ........ Geo. Inwards

Treasurer .......... Hans Bornholt

Trustees R U.-ll, D. J. I..»ring. I. \V. Hoyt

SECRET SOCIETIES-(Concluded.

PORTER LODGE A. F. & A. M.—NUMBER 137.

Regular meetings 1st and 2d Tuesdays of each month, at Hall on

Main street.

W. M Wm. C. Wells

S. W H. 1). NewtonT. W H. F. DowkerTreasurer • ML. McClelland

Secretary A. E. Letts

S. D • P. C. ZookLP Julius Block

Tyler John Garrison

Stewards John W. Hayden, M. F. Winslow

VALPARAISO CHAPTER NUMBER 79, R. A. M.

Regular meetings 3d Thursday of each month at K. T. Hall, corner

Main and Lafayette streets.

M. E. H. P H. P. Newton

E. K Thomas H. Patrick

E. S Wm. C. Letherman

C. H E. V. Arnold

P. S Wm. Emery Brown

R. A. C James D. Hollett

G. M. 3d V J- A. Garber

G. M. 2d V Moses F. Winslow

G. M. istV W J.Harris

Treasurer Marquis L. McClelland

Secretary Albert E. Letts

Guard Matthew Turner

VALPARAISO COMMANDERY NUMBER 28, K. T.

Regular Meetings 2d Thursday in each month, at K. T. Hall, north-

west corner Main and Lafayette streets.

E. C EL. Wilson

O. James P. Hollett

Q Q Wm. C. Lethermanp' W. H. Banta

S W HP. Newton

j'W. . .' T. H. Patrick

Treasurer N '- ' McClelland

Recorder Vl*rt E Letts

St. B. . . . • • G. A M.irquanlt

Sw b 1, W. Arnold

Warden -John Wood. Jr.

Sentinel Matthew Turner

MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS.

CHAPLAIN BROWN POST 106, G. A. R.

Post Commander • . John E. Cass

S. V. Commander A. \Y. Lytle

I. V. Commander John Halladay

"Chaplain T. B. Louderbaclc

O.D C. E. Buel

O.G J.J.Ferris

Q. M Aaron Park*

Adjutant Robert EvansS. M Charles Post

Q. M. S Robert DunlapA. D. C Win. Emery BrownAss't I. G.; O. D. C E. V. Arnold

VALPARAISO BLUES—COMPANY D, 3D REG'T, INDIANA LEGION.

Captain George S. HasteFirst Lieutenant . . Wm. C. Wells

Second Lieutenant Levi T White

SERGEANTS.

S L. Finney, S. B. Eason, C. H. Dickover, H Parker, C. S. Douglass

CORPORALS.

W. H. Gardner, Frank Benham, A. Bannistei Wm. Edwards.

25 officers and men in the o impany.

FIRE DEPARTMENT.Chief Wm. Emery BrownAssistant Chitt" Claus I >reesen

HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY NUMBER I.

Foreman, E. W. D.lle 3° members

HOSE COMPANY NUMBER I.

Foreman, J. H. Patrick 1 8 members

ALERT ENGINE COMPANY NUMBER 1.

Foreman, James McNay 2o members

VORWARTZ ENGINE COMPANY NUMBER 2.

Foreman, C. Schwarzkopf 3 2 members

CITY OFFICERS.Mayor T. G. LyticTreasurer Geo. F. BartholomewClerk Peter MarquartMarshal and Street Comm ssioncr J. C. MaxwellCity Attorney E. P. CrurnpackerCity Engineer Henry Rankin

COUNCILMEN.Fi;*t Ward (). P. Kinsey, Henry RugeSeeond Ward S. S. Skinner, Harry PaginThird W^rd R.P.Jones, John Howe, Sr.

CITY SCHOOL BOARD.

President A. V. BartholomewSecretary James McFetrirhTreasurer A. I). Bartholomew

CITY BOARD Of HEALTH.

Pr. P. J. Loring, John Magee and Reason BeH.

CITY COMMISSIONERS.

Wm. E. Pinney, Samuel C. Hackett, J. S. Louderback, Hans Born-

holt, Patrick C. Paly.

COUNTY OFFICERS.Representative Hon. Marquis L. McClellandCounty Superintendent Homer W. Porter

Auditor Win. Emerv BrownClerk J. R. DrapierRecorder Wm. C. WellsTreasurer Wm. \ reemanSurveyor Henry RankinSheriff E. N. ThomasCoroner A. P. l.ctherman, M. D.Trustee Center Township Aaron Parks

Jury Commissioners A. V. Bartholomew, Joseph KimererDitch Commissioners .... Henry Rankin, Nelson Barnard

COUNTY BOARD OF HF.A H

The County Commissioners, with D. J. Loring M I)., Secretary

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

South District L. P. Scott

Center District N. Pickrell

North District J. B. I.undberg

DISTRICT AND CIRCUIT DIRECTORY.

CONGRESSIONAL.

Counties,.—* Benton, Carroll, Cass, Fulton, Jasper, Lake, Newton,

Porter, Pulaski, White.

Congressman Hon. Wm. D. Owen, Logansport

l'.cnton county was legislate. I laM winter into the 9th District.

SENATORIAL.

Counties.—Lake and Porter.

Senator Hon. Julius W. Youche, Crown Point

JUDICIAL.

Counties.—Lake and Porter.

Judge Hon. Elisha C. Field, Crown Point

Prosecutor Edgar D. Crumpacker, Valparaiso

CALENDAR VOKTFR CIRCUIT COl'RT.

Second Monday in March, First Monday in June, Second Monday in October, Third

Monday in December.

VALPARAISO CITY DIRICT^RY

The publishers of the Valparaiso City Directory take pride in

presenting this volume to its patrons and the citizens generally.

Starting out with no similar work of the city as a basis, every step of

the work has been more or less arduou- ught with more or

less uncertainty. Its success is due greaik '.» He prompt and liber-

al responses of the businessmen of the «>i> Upon the usual esti-

mate for basing such statistics there art -oo actual inhabi-

tants in the city limits. Coupling this wi'h 'he 3,000 students, and

more, who regularly attend the Normal School, Valparaiso has a pop-

ulation of 8,000 people which ranks it as one of the leading cities of

the state. There can be no doubt of the usefulness of this work. Asa book of ready and constant reference its usefulness will be proven

every day.

CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

ATTORNFYS AT LAW.

Win Johnston, s Washington, up stairs;\V. R. Pinney, l- Me-

chanic; Jas. Howard, Washington and Mechanic, up stairs; John E.

Cass, Main and Franklin, up stairs, Jones & |ones, Man; ..nd Wash-ington, up stair* .

< rillett & Gillett, Main and Kranklin, >.p stairs; M.

L. DeMotte, n Washington, up stairs; T. I Merri field, Washington& Mechanic, up st;nrs; J. Hanford Skinner, e Mechanic, E. \) X. P.

Crumpacker, a Washington, up stairs; A. I). Rarthi lomew n Wash-ington, up stairs ; Dowdell «N: Wood, n Washington, up staiis; T. J.

Mclaughlin, n Washington, up stair.-.

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ABSTRACTERS OF TITLE

Wm. E. Pinney, e Mechanic St.; Win. C. Wells, county record-

er's office.

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS *

Stoner & Henry, w Main St.; Wilkinson & Foster, e Main, Wil-

son St Son, w Main; H. S. Harper, w Main; Ed Domke, s Franklin,

Haste & Hollett, e Main; W. H. Brown, e Mechanic.

ART STUDIOS—PHOTOGRAPH I'

J. W. McLelian, e Main; L. H. Mandeville, n Washington;

Floyd Whipple, w Main; G. Whipple, c Main.

AUCTIONEER

Wm. C. Sargeant, Saint Paul street.

UAKERS.

C. K. Greyson, n Napoleon St.; C. Femekes, w Main; Greyson

&'Salyer, e Main; W. G. Windle, Main and Franklin; LeClairc,

Munger & Co., w Main; Smith & Son, Main and \\'.«>>l)in£ton.

BOOTS AND SHOEb.

A. J. Peirce & Bro., e Main; J. M. Silberberjj, < Main , LaJorce

& Tallcott, w Main; Mitchel Laforce, n Washington (.'has. LeClaire,

Main and Franklin, up stairs; Michael Dillon, Main and Lafayette, up

stairs; P. Moren, w Main; C. Schwarzkopf, w Mechanic.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

Salisbury & Co., n Washington; E. G. Salisbury, n Washington;

Trouslot & Jones, s College Ave.; B. F. Perrinc, Normal School

Building.

BILLIARD AND SAMPLE ROoM^

Thos. Ward, w Main; James Harding, w Main 1 taty & Regan,

wMain; Jerry Daly, w Main; John Boye, s Washington, H. Sievers,

c Main; Rnge & Shults, w Main; Hans Sievcr\ m <r G. T. depot;

J. E. Baum, Baum House, G. T. depot; Ira Tillotson, w Main; John

Urbahns, Mechanic and Washington; J . J. Howe, Main and Lafayette;

Martin I^yan, Mechanic and Lafayette; Jacob Thun, s .Washington;

Ed Domke, near Nickel Plate depot; Ph. Beyer, s Washington; Panl

Nuppnan, near Pgh depot; John Bruhn, e Main.

VALPARAISO CITY DIRKCIORY '9

BANKS.

First National Bank, of Porter County— D. F Skinner president,

E. Ball cashier,—s Washington St.; Farmers National Bank of Val-

paraiso—Jos. Gardner president, Geo. F. Bartholomew cashier, W.H. Gardner assistant cashier,—n Washington.

BARBERS

S. D. Purdy, n Washington St.; L. Massey, e Main; II. Bourne,

w Main; A. W. Stepple, \v Main; Geo. Rudell, \v Main.

BOTTLING WORKS.

H. Nuppnau, Napoleon and Mechanic.

BANDS.

Valparaiso City Band. P. Schuster leader; Normal Band JosephSalisbury director.

BLACKSMll HS.

F. Jones, w Main L. Raymond, e Main; I> Barry, w Main; M.

Barry, s Lafayette, ; T. Barry, Mechanic and Lafayette.

BRICKMAKERS

Chartier & Dumas, yards near Nickel Plate railroad; Joseph

Durand, Nickel Plate switch at yards.

. CLOTHIERS

F. Quatcrmass, w Main ; D I Moran, w Main; Max Albe,

Washington and Mechanic: Julius Strauss, w Main; J.M. Silberberg,

e Main; C. H. Berry, Main and Lafayette; F. Joel. Washington and

Main; Hesser, Specht cc Co., e Main; Benham Bros., s Franklin; F.

Hunt, s Washington; Nathan cc Axe, e Mechanic.

c VRRIAGE AND WAGON WORKS

M. Barry, s Lafayette—shop- at old woolen mills; Thos. Barn-

,

Lafayette & Mechanic; T. B. Louderback, e Main I. [Yahan, Main.

CIGARS . I I'OBACCO

M. E. O'Keeffe/w Main; Walsh & Drown u Main C F. Mc-

Keehan, n Washington; A. L. Jackson, s Franklin Chas. Fernekes,

w Main; Greyson & Salyer, e Main; 1 M Salisbury, College Ave &

Union; J. G. Updyke, s Frar.klin.

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CEMENT, LIME, S J UCCO, I- IC

C. \V. Dickowr <S: Son, w Main; W F. Parke, u Main.

COAI DEA1 KK.-.

0. W. Lewis, Nickel Plate tracks ; White & Bel] Grand Trunk,tracks; White. McFetrich & Co., Pittsburgh tracks.

COOPERAGE. ,

William Qu'nn, Lafayette and Water.

CREAMERIES

Wm. H. Marsh, Valparaiso Creamery, s Washington.

CITY AND COUNTY ENGINEER

Henry Rankin, office in court house basement.

CONFECTION AND FRUIT DEALERS

M. E. O'Keeffe, w Main; Greyson & Salyer, e Main,J. G. Up**

dyke, s Franklin; F. M. Frasier, Mound street;J. M. Salisbury, Union and ''ollegni

Ave.; E. G. Salisbury, n Washington; A. E. Jackson, s Franklin, D F Mc Keshan,*

n Washington; C. Fernekes, w Main.

CONTRACTORS AND 1 I ILDERS

J. D. Wilson & Son, e Main; M. F. Winslow & Son; Kctchell l.ros , lafayettf>f

street and e JefTerson street; E. W. Dille.s Lafayette; II Nichols, - Nijoleon, Geo.

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Longshore & Sons.n Locust; Geo. E. Field, e Main ; II Derning \ Son, w Chicago;, jC. W. Dickover & Son, w Main; C. Herrick, n Washington; ilan> Martens.

DEPOT AGENTS *

P., Ft.W. & C. R'y, G. A Dodge; C. & G. T. K'y, H F. Dowker; Nickel

Plate R'y, O. F. Brant.

DRY GOODS

E. Quatermass, w Main; C. II. berry, Main and I~\faye»te; Julius Strauss,

Main, Geo. Quatermass, w Main; Hesser, Specht & Co., e Main; W B. McCallum,

'

e Main; F. Hunt, s Washington; Fred Joel, Main and Washington; L. D. liondy, e

Main; Fair Store, w Main.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES

W*. A. Bryant & Co., Washington and Main, Wilcox iV Smith, s Washington^*

Rowley K: Letherman, Washington and Main; F. Cnmmerford, w Main.

DENTIS.'S

H. D. Newton, e Main,J. H Edmonds, e Main, II N Rentier, Washington*

and Main. I

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DRESSMAKERS

Drago & Sievers, n Washington; Wilkinson & Murphy, m Main, over Fair

Store; Mrs. I. J. Rowley, e Mam; Mrs. N. B. Foster, w Main; Mrs. D. I' I'omeroy,

e Monroe; Mrs. D. A. Pratt, e Monroe; Miss Wade, w Main; Reynolds. \ Drew,Monroe; Mrs. Ed I 'rago, n Napoleon; Mrs. M. Daily, n Napoleon; Miss Mary Gast,

Washington; Mrs. I. Bowser, e Jefferson; Mrs . Craib.e Monroe; Miss Paulina Cellar,

« Main.

DRAYMEN

Herman Schumaker, re* Cemetery Ave., orders taken at Harrold \ Co.'s andat Fair Store; John Brewer; James Meagher; Benj Bryfugel, James Burns, GeorgeShuey, E. T. Chester, H. Claussen.

EXPRESS

Adams and American Companies—union office e Mechanic, F J.Ingram Agt

City Lxtrkss—S. Ramsey, -> Napoleon; A Skinner, e Mechanic.

FLOUR AND H F.D

G. W. & A 1 Pc.irce, n Washington; C. A S.iger, Main and Napoleon; M.B. Crosby iV Son, \v Mechanic.

FURNIirRE.

John W. Lepell, e Mam; Wm. Lepell, w Main; Second hand store, Jno. Connproprietor, w Main.

FANCY GOODS.

John Fitzwilhams, Fair Store, w Main; Mod. Smith & Dunham, n Lafayette;

Mrs Stickney, w Main.

FOUNDkY AND MACHINE SHOPS

Kellogg Bros., w Mechanic, builders and repairers of engines and all kinds of

machinery.

GROCERS.—Wholbsam.

M. S. Harrold & Co., Washington and Mechanic, the Merchants Hotel Block;

W. G. Windle, Main and Franklin.

GROCERS-Rbtail

G. C. Buel, s Washington; C. A S^er, w Mam; John W. Wood Si Co., Main

and Franklin; Finney & Cornell, e Main; Simeon Bullock, e Main; LeClaire,

Munger & Co., w Main ; Sayles & Vanness s Washington;J. M. Sili4>ury, College

Ave. and Union; W. H. Marsh, s Lafayette; D S. Stevens, n Morgan, W. G. Win-

die, Main and Franklin; Harrold & Co., Washington and Mech nic.

GUNSMITH.

Aaron Parks, n Washington, up stairs, Locksmithing and general repairing of

light articles.

VALPARAISO CH V UIKVi IORY

GAS tt'ukk:-

J.\V. Stratton, superintendent, s Napoleon Pip* fitting to w and tixtures

famished.

t.kAi.N DEA1 i- ks

Ham>ld & Co., Washington and Mechanic, wa -h >use .-it1'" -mrgh Hacks;

C. R. Luther & Son-, warehouse at Grand Trunk tr.uk-; Jos. Jones, w Main.

HUNTERS' GOODS

Upthegrove & McLellan.s Franklin, man ifactnren "I the .elebrated Holabird

Hunting and Fishing Suits.

HAIR goods.

Smith iV Dunham, w Main; Mrs.W. Concannon, Monroe ;Mrs. H. V. Stickney,

5 w Main, over Wm. Wilson & Son's hardware >toie , Fail More, 25 w Main ; Mrs.

DeCoursey, 51 w Main.

HAkNESS SHOIS.

Wm. F. Mann, 39 w Main; Peter Schuster, 44 w Main, Henry Wulf, 8 e

Mechanic, under Merchants Hotel.

HOTKI s.

Central House, D. H. Iiland, Prop., Main & Lafayette; Merchants Hotel. T.

T. Maulsby, Prop., Mechanic & Washington; I'.aum House, J F. Kaum, Prop., C. &G. T. R. R.; Conn House, Alex Allen. Prop., w Mechanic; Frankl.n House, Peter

Nuppnau, Prop., Mechanic & Campbell, Farmers Home, LTi Williams, Prop., wMain; Jewel House, A. Freeman, Prop., w Main.

HATS, CAPS AND GENTS' FIRNISHING GOOD-.

Charles S. Douglas, Franklin.

HARDWARE, CUTLERY AM' TIN WARE.

Hawkins & Ross, w Main; Wm. Wilson & Son, w Main; Sayles i^ Conover,

« Main; Fair Store, w Main; Haste & Hollett, e Main.

ICE DEA1.IRS.

A. W. Lytle, Flint Lake; Reason Shinaberger, s l^layette.

INSt'RANCK IGC9TV

S. R. Bryant, Main and Washington; R. Hell, e l-rfcr-on; V D. Bartholomew,

n Washington, over Farmers Bank; Tho*. Fisher, Mam, over Bryant ft Newland'i

Drug store; E. D. Crum|>acker, Washington, over C. J.Kern's; M. L. McClelland,

Franklin and Institute; John Gillett, Franklin, over Win He's grocery; W. E. Pinney 4

e Mechanic; J.H. Skinner, e Mechanic; T>on A. Salyer, n Lafayette; C. K. Talcott.

JEWBUntt] WATCHKb AND CLOCKS.

W. H. Vail, e Main; A. R. Rowley, e Main; C. C. Budd, e Main; A. Roger^

• Lafayette; A. S. Gallentine, s Washington.

VALPARAISO CITY DIRECTORY 2j

UVERV AN|. KKED STABl.KS.

Harry Pagin, s Lafayette, Robert Felton, c Main; C. R. Schenck, w Main;

Herrick & Sheffield, s Franklin, I'r Williams, i Washington.

LUMBER YARDS.

Acker & Co. Monroe; White A Hell, near G. T R. R.; White McFetrich v

Co., near P., F. W. & C. R. R.

LEATHER AM FINDINGS.

John Wark, e Mechanic.

MUSICAL INsI Rt/MINTV

Salisbury & Co., n Washington; Thatcher A Dillingham, n Washington, W.

Huntington, w Jefferson. C C. Polk, n College Ave.. J. M. Salisbury, I'nion and

College Ave.

Mil LINKS!*

Anna Fit/williams, Fan Store, v. Main; Mi- 1 Brooks, w Mam; Mr?. I. J.

Rowley, e Main; Mr- Greenman Salisbury, w Mam. Mary Hammond, e Mam; Mrs,

M. Williams, e Main; Mrs. N. B. Foster, w Main; Mrs 1 .

J.Ingram, e Mechanic.

MEAT MARKETS.

Horn & Sons, w Main; 11. Barnholt, s Franklin; G. H. Dolson.n Washington;

Dave Frye, n Washington; John seil>, s Washington.

MARBLE Works.

McGillicuddy Bros., Mechanic and Franklin; August Mil!er, n Franklin.

Ml KOI ANT lAHORS.

Benham Bros., s Franklin; Nathan & Axe, e Mechanic; Zukbaum, Mechanic

and Franklin; Hesser, Specht \ Co., e Main; Robert McNay, e Monroe; J. M.

Silberberg, e Main; Win, Bruns, 23 s Franklin.

MANUFACTURERS <>K HUNTING INO PISHING SI/ITS.

Upthegrove \ McLellan, s Franklin.

news DEPOT

Salisbury & Co., n Washington; K. G. Salisbury, n Washington; Walsh k

Drown, w Main.

NEWSPAPERS ANI> PERIODICALS.

Vidette, daily and weekly, William C. Talcott proprietor, w Mam, Messenger,

weekly, E. Zimmerman proprietor, Washington and Chicago; Musical Weal, monthry,

R. A. Heritage proprietor, College Ave.

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I'APKR U.W.Ik

H. J. Straight, res. Jefferson and Lafayette; James < > Keeffe, res. Calumet Ave.V. Heineman, res. < Erie; A. Axe, re. w < hicag •. I i Brown, re* e Main, FrankBrown, res w Monroe.

PAINTERS AM DECOR A1 Rg

James O' Keeffe, res. Calumet Ave.; E [<.Brown.ro * Main Frank Brown;res. w Monroe; James Snyder; John Ferguson, i

• !

PHYSICI \n

i

J. II. Newland, s Washington; D. J. Lorlng w M in *; J. A Ryan, Main andFranklin; II. E. Mullen, w Mam; H. C. Coatcs, n Washington; W. O. Caltron,

s Franklin; M. F. Sayles, e Mini,J. II. Letherman >. s.m, . Main; C. s. Kellogg,

w Main; A. W. Vincent, n Franklin; J. F NK' arthy, - East; W. A Vohn, Monroeand College Ave.; Mr-, I. K. Culver, s Locu>t

RESTAURANTS.

Greyson & Salyer, e Main; A. Freeman, w Main; Mr^. T. Ward, \\ Main. J.

E. Baum, C. & G. T. station; Mrs. Wiley, ('.rand Trunk Lunch Counter; Jo Hank,Fort Wayne Lunch Counter; Smith \ Son. Main and Washington.

REAL ESTA1 I. AOEN'I'S

W. E. Pinney, e Mechanic; J. Hf. Skinner, e Mechanic; \ D. Bartholomew, n

Washington; E. D. Crurapacker, s Washington; Wm. |ohnston, • Washington; JohnGillett, s Franklin; John E. Cass, s Franklin.

SASH, DOORS AND Hi INDS,

White, McFetrich & Co., w Mechanic; f. D. Wilson & Son, t Main , White &Bell, near G. T. R. R.; Acker & Co.; w Monroe.

SEWING MACHINES.

Diamond, Fair Store, w Main; Singer. H.i>i< \ li • .'•':, e Main; Domestic,

H.iwrkins <i Ross, w Mlin; N.;w Him:, Wthon & S >n, \v Mini. St |ohn, Sayles\

Conover, e Main.r.ivs.

John Fitzwilliam ., Fair Store.

UNDERTAKERS.

E. V. Arnold, n Washington; Frank i.epell, w Mechanic; W. Noel, > Franklin.

WOODEN AND Wtl LOW WARt.

Harrold &. Co., Washington and Mechanic; Fair Store, Main and Lafayette;

John W. Wood & Co., Main and Franklin, Finnej -V Cornell, e Mam. Simeon

Bullock, e Main; W. G. Windle, Main and Franklin. < • C. Buel, > Washington; C.

A Sager, Main and Napoleon; LeClaire, Munger & Co., w Main.

\ ALTAR AlSO CI IV PIKKI'<»k\

WIN|> M 1 I.I - AM. Tl'tU'l M< Wt I IS.

Wilkinson a Foster, e Main; Si ner & Henry, w Mam, John N Sloan, umler

Fair Store; Murry Bea;!>. rear 14 s Washington.

w \ I h R WORK'

Michigan Pipe Co. Builders. Worki at Flini Lake. City office nol estftb*

,li>he<l. P A Salyer, Agent.

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VALPARAISO STREET DIRECTORY.

Academy, 3 w Washington,Chicago n to term.nus nea; C it G T R'y.

Axe's Ave., 1 e of s terminus Franklin, Union s and southerly to limit*.

Beach, 6 n Main, Calumet Ave e to limits.

Billings, 1 n C. <S: G. T. R'y, Franklin e to Calumet AveBoundary, S. VV. Valpo., Campbell w to Nickel Plate R'y.

Bric<, 3 s Pittsburgh R'y, Nickel Plate and Axe'a Avenues e to Eaat.

Bush, g n Main.Washington w to Napoleon, |>r< jetted e to G.T. Depot.

Campbell, 4 w Washington, Mechanic and Pittsburgh R'y n to limits

and Waters to Crosby Ave.

Cemetery Ave.,Union and East south-easteily to Maplewood Cera t'y.

Chicago, 2 n Main, e to East, w to limits.

College Ave., 5 e Franklin, n to Oak, > to Normal School.

Courtney, 2 s Pittsburgh R'y, Axe's Ave. e to Cyrus.

Crosby Ave.,s terminus Washington s-westerly to Horse Prairie Ave.

Cyrus, 1 e Axe's Ave., Pittsburgh R'y s to Brick.

Da.y, S. W. Valp.o, 1 w Campbell, Factory s to West, n 1 block.

East, 7 e Franklin, n to Elm, s to terminus near Pittsburgh R'y.

Elm, 7 n Main, Franklin e to limits.

Erie, 3 n Main, e to limits, w to Academy.

Factory, S. W. Valpo., Campbell w to Ruge.

Farrell w Pittsburgh R'y, r n Joliet Ave., Logan w to limits.

First, 8 n Main, Calumet Ave. e to Locust.

Fourth, 5 w Washington, Main n to Chicago.

Franklin, by e side court house, n to limits, s, s-e and s-w to South.

Freeman, 5 s Main, Locust e to East.

Greenwich, 6 e Franklin, n to Oak, s to Pittsburgh R'y and Brick.

Haas, 5 n Main, Napoleon w to Campbell.

Hatt e, 1 s Pittsburgh R'y, Axe's Ave. e to Cyrus.

Hickory, 6 n Main, Franklin eto Calumet Ave

Horse Prairie Ave., s Nickel Plate R'y,West and Crosby Ave. south.

erly by Sugar Loaf to limits.

Institute, 4 n Main, e to East, w to Napoleon.

Jefferson, 1 n Main, e to East, w to Saint Paul.

Joliet Ave., w terminus Chicago south-westerly to limits.

Kinsey, w of Pittsburgh R'y, Stokes s-easteiiy to terrninuv

Lafayette, 1 w Washington, n to terminus near C. & G. T R'y, s to

Pittsburgh R'y and Water.

Laporte Ave., 1 s Main, East easterly to limits.

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Locust, 4 e Franklin, n to terminus near limits, s, s-e and e by Nor-

mal School to Greenwich.

Logan, Joliet Ave. northerly to Pittsburgh R'y.

Lytle, 1 e Franklin, Elm n to terminus nearC. & G. T. R'y.

Main, by n side court house, e & w to limits.

Marsh, s Nickel Plate R'y, West street s to Ore.

Mechanic, by s side court house, e to East, w to Pittsburgh depot.

Michigan, i e Franklin, n to Calumet Ave., s to Water.

Monroe, 2 s Main, e to East, w to Pittsburgh R'y.

Morgan, 2 e Franklin, n to C. & G. T. R'y depot, s to Union.

Mound, 6 s Main, Locust e to East.

Napoleon, 2 w Washington, n to terminus near C. & G.T., s to Water.

Nickel Plate Ave., by n side Nickel Plate R'y, Franklin e to Axe's Av.

Oak, 5 n Main, Calumet Ave. e to limits.

Ore, s Nickel Plate R'y, 1 s West, Marsh w to term.nus.

Park, 8 n Main, e to Franklin, w to Napoleon.

Pearl, 7 n Main, Napoleon w to Campbell.

Pink, 4 n Main, Napoleon w to Campbell.

Plumb, 6 n Main, Napoleon w to Academy.

Posey, 5 n Main, Lafayette w to Napoleon.

Ruge, S.-W. Valp., 2 w Campbell, Factory s to Boundary, n 1 block.

Saint Paul, 6 w Washington, Main n to Chicago.

Second, 1 n C. & G. T. R'y, Calumet Ave. e to Locust.

Seventh, 8 w Washington, Main n-e & n to Chicago.

Short, 7 s Main, Greenwich e to East.

Sixth, 7 w Washington, Main n-e & n to Chicago.

South, 1 south of Nickel Plate R'y, Franklin w to Spring.

Spring, Crosby Ave. s te South.

Stokes, Joliet Ave. southerly to terminus.

Third, 2 n C. & G. T. R'y, Calumet Ave. e to Locust.

Union, 4 s Main, Morgan e to East and Cemetery Ave.

Valparaiso, 3 e Franklin, n to Calumet Ave., s to Union.

Walnut, 6 n Main, Franklin w k> Napoleon.

Washington, by w side court house, n to limits, s to Crosby Ave.

Water, 3 s Main, e to East w to Campbell.

West, s Nickel Plate R'y, Horse- Prairie Ave. westerly & w to limits.

Willow, 7 n Main, e to Franklin, w to Napoleon.

Wood, 4 n Main, East e to limits.

LxruuumoM.—For example, read " Locust" street description as foil.*-: Locust, 4 block* east

of PTankJin street, runs noitli to terminus near city limits, and south, south-easterly and east by

Norma) School to Greenwich street.

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•• II V I >l K F.C1 OR

\

KELLOGG BROS.,

FoundersiMaehinists,M Sl'FArTl'RKBSOF

Undines, Boilers

SAW-MILLS,

Architectural Iron Work,

WALL GRATES,

Columns,Wind* >w Cans«Sills, Etc.

SOMETHING

Every Property Owner Wants.

w \ ns' i»ati:> r

Glslmney Can ? Protector.

L.

I VALPARAISO CITY DIRECTORY.

Abbreviations UsF.n :—n, north ; s, south ; e, east; w, west.; wks, works; bds,

hoards ; rev, resides ; r r, railroad ; Pgh, Pittsburgh iv FtWayne (r r); N. P.,

Nickel Plate ; <;. T., Chicago & Grand Trunk.

Abstracts of Title Jl legal document* accurately draw* W E. P1NNEYSoutli r'uie Court Hous* Square.

Also— Re.il Esiate, Law, Loans, Renlirg, Selling. Bii>ing

Abear Peter, Nickel Plate r r section, res. — South.

Abel Frederick, wagon maker, res. 21 Lafayette.

Able Mrs. Lyman, seamstress, res. 8 Fourth.

Acker & Co., lumber, yard Washington & Monroe.

Adams Jane, widow, res. 40 Monroe h Locust.

Adams Jesse, live-stock dealer, res. 86 n Washington.

McLELLAN, J. W., Photographer, Empire Block.

Adgate Ella, student, room 35 East Hall, Locust & Greenwich.

Albe Mix, fan and clothing, store and res. 24 8 Washington.

Albright John, student. 27 s Morgan.

Albery C. R . boarding house, 27 e Jefferson.

Allea Samuel, N. P. car inspector, res. South St.

Allen Alex., landlord Conn House, 33 w Mechanic.

Allen Chas.T..watchmaker,wks 7 e Main, res. s-w cor. Oak and Locust

Alien Chas. W , Nickel Plate r r carpenter, res. 14 e Water.

3° VALPARAISO CITS DIRECTORY

THE MICHIGAN PIPE COMPANY,V \M ' \( II kF.RS (>l

WATER PIPE,^ Steam Pipe Casing,

BAY CITY,. MICHIGAN.

Plans, Specifications and EstimatesFOR

FURNISHED < >N Al i I.ICA'

Stop-valves, HydraDts, Crosses, Tees, Bends, &c.t

used in the construction of Water Works, constantlyin stock and furnished at manufacturers' prices. Allour manufactures fully guaranteed to be as represent-ed. Works put in under the supervision of competentengin^Mrs when desired.

Our TUBING for CHAIN-PUMJ' use has a patent

OLAZED BORE and is sold at bottom prices. WRITE U8.

CATALOGUIS SENT ON APPLICATION.

\ \i r\RA.W> (II V DIRECTOR 31

Fine Frames, LIFE-Size r&v>S!t**SXS;,w ** * * *** *»^»-M «*- MOST PERFECT PICTURES

Allie Mary, student. Hell block. Locust & Union.

Anderson Carrie P>, student, room3n East Hall, Locust & Greenwich.

Anderson Chas.. teamster, res. s-e cor. East and Short.

Anderson Claus, Pgh construction train, res. West St.

Anderson John, wks Pittsburgh r r, res. Joliet AveAnderson John X., Pgh construction train, res. South St.

Anderson Joseph, teamster, res. 40 Academv.

Anderson Jennie, student, room 8 Heritage Hall, Col. Av & Mound.Anderson Mrs widow, res. 30 Locust.

Andrews F. R , r r clerk, res. Michigan ^ Institute.

Andrews L. R., sexton Presbyterian church, res. ir Calumet Ave.

Angle Solomon, landlord res. rear 76 n Morgan.

Anthony Peter, teamster, res. 31 College Ave.

ApplegateC. W ,student, rooms at 30 e Mechanic.

Arbuckl Andrew, student, room 7 Newton's house.

Armitage Martha A., res. 55 e Main.

LaFORCE & TALCOTT, Hoots and Shoes, 9 w Main.

Armstrong Will, wks rr, bds 23 Jefferson.

Arnold E. V., undertaker, office and residence Hn Washington.Arnold S. D., res. 33 n Napoleon.

Atkins Frank, miner, res. 60 Main.

Auers Clrment, wks Pgh r r, res. — s Campbell.

Auh John, fish dealer, res. 63 e Mechanic.

Austin Kate, student, room 34 East Hall, Locust & Greenwich.

Austin Martin, clerk Frye's Market, res. 1 1 Morgan.

Austin Nellie, student, room 34 East Hall. Locust & Greenwich,

Axe Americus F., plasterer and paper hanger res. 14 w Chicago.

Axe Courtney, 4S College Ave. and Jefferson.

Axe Cyrus, live-stock dealer, res. s-e cor. Jefferson ,\nd College Ave.

Axe El is, landlord, res. 24 n Franklin.

Axe Frank M., plasterer, bds 30 e Mechanic

Axe Neva secretary, Normal School, res. 24 n Franklin.

Ayleswoith S , farmer, bds s-w cor. Lafayette and Jefferson.

Aylesworth Albert, farmer, bds s-w cor. Lafayette and Jefferson.

Dr. J. A. Ryan successfully treats the Eye and Ear.

3= vai.iwk MSO I I i Y in RE< !"K v

Real Estate, *!? «?? g?H8K; » ;

BBagley D., laborer, res 19 Calumet Avi

Bagley P. , engineei res. - Hickory

BairMrs. Ethel E .student, 15 College Ave 1 » mi \.

Baker D. L.. student. Chas. Stoner building, room 4

Baker Mrs., 22 Lafayette.

BaldulT Lizzie, student, room 26 Commercial, College Aw ,\ Union,

Balduff Sarah, student.room 2S Commer i il ' ollege Ave it Union.

Ball Erasmus, Cashier 1st Nat. Bank, res. 35 n Campbell.

Ball Miss Alice, assistant Cashier 1st Nat. Bank, 35 n Campbell

Ball Ivan M.. Pgh. engineer^ res. 38 s Franklin.

B.dl Susan M., widow, res. 38 s Franklin.

Ball Wade D., boarders. — w Jefferson

Banister A , hardware, Boss, Patrick & Banister, res. H Jefferson.

Banta Leo., J., student, 21 Commercial, College Ave *Sc Union.

WILCOX &SMITH, Druggists 4 - Washington

Banta Prof. W. H., principal city schools, res '; n W ishington.

Barber J. A., laborer, res. 3 n Campbell

Barcome J., wksG. T. R'y, res. 15 Calumet Av<

Barcome Nettie, wks. Mrs. Gould's

Barcome Victor, laborer, Main & 1 afayette

Bamacois — , wks. M. Barry blacksmith >hop, res ,! Academy.

Barnes James, Contractor, e Institute

Barnes Walter, clerk, Fast & Institute

Barnes lay. wks. A. F. Woodhull's n Campb II

Barry David, blacksmith 38 w Mam. res W i»- r

B^rrv Michael, carriages and wagons s i ifavette '*•• « Mechanic

Barry Thos. , carriages & wagons, shop .-. res Mechanics Lafayette!

Bartholomew Art. student, Acad< my s Pearl

Bartholomew A. D., Att'y over Farm. Nat. Bank. res. 52 n PrankingBartholomew A. V .res. f>a n Washington

Bartholomew Chas.W .wks Halladay tk Rti lo« k, res n Washing^

Bartholomew Dora, roomers, 4=. Colli g< \.<-1 id Freeman

Rowley 1 LettaiaiL:D^XTC^ Gi- Ifil 'ra,

'Wdi! ?m. Biirterr!(

•1374. 330,

rJr*r>rJ JrJrJr' r

U r's'r>r>r>r'r>rJrJrJrJr'rrJr;r>r>rJrJrJrJr'rJrJSr>r>r>Sr>r>*r'r>r'r'r>rJT? rJr'rJr»m-'. U«-«l* (;o..H»»at» £o wt •(• Priotu •<-

11 annul Blooh Store,

Station cnj Jl ep a vim c.nf

no annnsQf lOffif.

For which we manufacture our own goods ; thus obtaii

in£ the articles we'need at prices as low a^ can

be had anywhere in this country.

© 0ur patrons rcoelvc speolal prloca a» tft«y a^e glr«n us.

" y eurs is • trjc* • rnest extensile ana general »utsi«e • fcusii)«

of any parfics • in tpis cily

\i I - « HI R Ft T«»R

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LAW Business of every kind." , rS^fiXw^•* MXNF.^ - - C inH it ,..:•. Abo- \l RealXftUte,] uu, >\c

Bartholomew G. F., cashier Farm. Nat. Bank, r es. 62 n Washington.Bartholomew Mrs. G VV , »idow, res. Academy and Pearl.

Bartholomew S I . book-keeper Hesser, S v\ Co , res. 68 n Wash.B iskel I d laborer, res. e terminus < hik.

Boekel Win., laborer, res e terminus ( )uk.

Bassett Geo .teamster, res. 21 College Ave

Baum Fannie, 27 Locust.

Baum John E , Prop'r Baum House, 84 Morgan,

Baum N. L., farmer, res. 64 n Lafayette.

Baumgardner Paul, student. Miss Stoner's building, s Locust.

Bayliss E. A., student, Durand building

Bayne F. . purchasing agent, office n Wash., res. 45 n Lafayette.

Beach Ezra, farmer, res. n terminus Franklin.

Beach Murray, wells and windmills, res. 23 w Mechanic.

Beach Willar J, wks creamery, res. 16 Monroe a- Michigan.

Beattie Clarence, clerk P. O., res. 27 Monroe.

McLELLAN, J. W.. Photographer, Empire Block.

Bedell Miss Sail*?, student, room 5 south Stiles, s Greenwich,

Beemer George, farmer, res. 43 s Fast.

Beemer Thomas, oil vender res. 4^ East

Beer E. M., M. D., res. and office Lafayette and Chicago.

Beery H. F., wks Messenger, res. 44 e Mor.r e.

Benham Ferd, Benham Bros.(tailors s Franklin, res, Main & Franklin,Benham Forest, wks L. D. Bondy, res. e Main.

Benham Frank, Benham Bros , tailors s Franklin, res. n Washington*Benham F., mason, res e Main.

Bennett Wm., wks and bds Chicago and Campbell.

Benny Mrs M. C, widow, res. 19 e Institute.

Bently Lizzie, wks 7 F.iie and Lafayette.

Bendy Nicholas, wks Pgh construction train, res. West.

Bendy S.(wood sawyer, res. 49 w Jefferson.

Bell E. A., carpenter, res. 80 n Morgan.

Bell Mary, book-keeper, res. 35 e Jefferson.

Bell M. A., res. Jefferson and Locust.

Henry Lemster, BiSKKfitMKK: Res. Cor. Mechanic ILQCQSt.

36 VALPARAISO CITY I 'I RECTORY

JOS. XTCTIES^^TID,

BXTENSIVF

Manufacturer and Shipper

-OF SUPEKK'K-

PriKSSED FROM THF

QUAKER BRICK MACHINE.

YARDP:

South Side of Nickel PlateTracks.

Valparaiso, - Indiana,

VALPARAISO CITY DIRECTORY. ,,37

Fine Frames,U^™JB$$gvpir.

Bell Reason, Jr., real estate and insurance, res. 35 e Jefferson.

Bell T. H., lumber dealer, White & Bell, res. 37 Jefferson & Locust.Berry C. H., dry goods Main & Lafayette, res. 48 n Lafayette.

Bertram Mrs., boarders, college hill.

Beurmann Eva, student, room 7 south hall, s Greenwich.Bickford S. D., student, room 2, 4 Mound.Bienemann Peter, student, Dr. Newton's house college campus.Billedou John, laundryman, 27 n Locust.

Billings Geo., carpenter, res. Napoleon and Pearl.

Billings Schuyler, baker, res. 52 Napoleon.

Bills Wm., lightning rods, res. 11 Napoleon.

Binnamon Henry, res. 23 w Mechanic.

Bissell J. B., res. 15 c Monroe.

Bishop Joe, student, room 14 Carr house.

Blades Wrn., Jr., laborer, bds e Nickel Plate depotLaFORCE & TALCOTT, Boots and Shoes, 9 w Main.

Blades Wm., Sr., mason, res. near Nickel Plate depot.

Black Alice, student, room 3 Mrs. Holt's building.

Blacklidge Lizzie, student, room 1 Bell block.

Blake Thoe., oil and gasoline, res. 12 Walnut.Block Mrs. C. , widow, res. 34 Academy.

Block John, clerk, res. 34 Academy.

Block Julius, residence 34 Academy.

Block Lewis, student, res. 34 Academy.

Blank Geo., water supply and sprinkler, res. West St.

Bhymer John, Jr., painter, res. Main & Fourth.

Bhymer John, Sr., painter, res. n Locust

Bogarte M. E., Normal faculty, res, 57 s Greenwich.

Bondy L. D., dry goods e Main, res. 13 Chicago.

Bonham M. P., student, room 1, 13 Union.

Bontz L. E., student, room 32 Stiles Block, Union & Greenwich.

Booth Samuel, operator Nickel Plate R'y.

Bornholt Claus, laborer Chartier & Dumas brick yards, res. South St

Bost Francia, room 14 South Hall, s Greenwich.

Sr. J. A. Ryan successfully treats Throat Diseases.

VALPARAISO CITY DIRECTORY

B-A-TJ^c HOUSE,J. I. BAUM, Proprietor.

NEAR THE GRAND TRUNK DEPOT.

THE ONLY SECOND-CLASS HOUSE IN THE CITY,

ALL THE REST FIRST CLASS.

CHOICE WOTS, LIQUORS AND CIGARS IN CONNECTION-

"WlaAte, n^cE^etricEi <£c Co.,

FINE LUMBER, SHINGLES, SASH, DOORS, MOULDINGS,

HARD AIVJO SOFT COAJL, &c.

Office and Yard 48 Mechanic Street, near P., F. W. A C. R'y Drpot,

TT A.T-TF A.'RA TSO, liTIDI-A-iT-A.

.

JOHN D. WILSON & SON.MANUFACTURERS OF

SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS,AND GENERAL

Contraetors$Builders.SHOP8, EAST MAIN 8TREET, Corner MORGAN, Valparaiso, Ind.

For character of work done we refer with pride to many of the most snb-

gtantisl structures in the city and connty, including the

-''

New Presbyterian Choreh of Valparaiso

AND THE NEW AND MAGNIFICENT COUNTY COURT H0U8B.

VALPARAISO CITY DIRECTORY. 39

AV\ctl»Q/lto r\f TTM +ln -»nd all Irgal d<v\imrne. .ucur.itely drawn W L.PINNEYXXUOtI ell IS Ul A lilt. South -1 .!• Court Houm Bquu*.

Also—Real F.st.ue, Law, Loans. Krntii ^ Sell'"*. Kuying

Bourne G., barber, res. 66 w Main.

Bowen Thos. W., student, room 2 Carr building.

Bowlin Wm., student, room 5, No. 31 College Ave.

Bowman E., lather, res. 27 n Franklin.

Bowman Ed., res. 27 n Franklin.

Bowman O. W., laborer, res. 27 n Franklin.

Bowman Thorp, farmer, res. Joliet Ave.

Bowser Mrs. Lizzie, dressmaker, res. 32 e Jefferson.

Boyd Dr. Isaac, bds Merchants Hotel.

Boye John, saloon s Washington, res. 32 n Franklin.

Bradley Dave, Franklin

Bradshaw Burt, student, 57 s Greenwich.

Brant O. F., agent Nickel Plate, res. e Water.

Brannon Pat , Pgh r r watchman, res. 10 Campbell.

Brant S. H., student, room 5 No. 17 Mound.

Brewer Capt. Jacob, res. 24 s Lafayette.

WILCOX & SMITH, Druggists. 4 s Washington.

Brewer W. E., painter, bds 24 s Lafayette.

Brewer Sherman, pen artist and teacher, bd& 24 s Lafayette.

Brewer J. H., laborer, res. 80 n Franklin.

Brewer John, drayman, res. n Morgan.

Briehold M., res. 27 East St.

Brigham Glen A.; student, room 7 No. 49 s College Ave.

Bright U., fireman, res.

Brittain Jos. C, student, room 15 Commercial Hall.

Brooke C. A., pastor M. E. church, res. 21 n Franklin.

Brookee James D., student, room 4 Smock building.

Bronson Ida A., student, room 12 Fast Hall.

Bronson Purnett, boarding house Nickel Plate Ave.

Brodie J. , contractor, res. 29 e Jefferson.

Brown Belle, student, room 4 Urange Block, 33 s College Ave.

Brown Conrad, wks G. T. r r, res. 3 Fourth.

Brown Colonel, painter, res. 68 e Main.

Brown E. L., painter, res. 68 e Main.

Henry Lemster.in^sro'r^o^^i: Res. Cor. MectaElC 4 LOCQSt.

40 V \i PARA1S0 CI IV D1RI

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DI W.l.K IN

Wagon Constantly on the Street.

Office, 17 e Main street. \ ';-:r

. V"'

"

SCHOOL OF PHONOGRAPHY ? TYPE-WRITING.VALPARAISO, INDIANA.

S. X*.OORBOT, Xzxstruotor.Charles Rend, In bis work on "The ('• mlng M»n," «ay« :

"1 adrise parentl to

have all their boys and girls taught shorthand writing and iyp< writinj Ail i *h<

can ivj-'-write his notes would he safer from poverty th.in .i greal Greek K

This is the Cheapest and Most Practical School In the country.

Send for Shorthand alphabet and circulars

.

Law cases, Sermons, Etc.. reported. Remington Type-nrlters for sale.

ALL KIN1>S OF COPYING DOME REASONABLY,Several copies can be made at once. Office in College Building

LIGHTCAP & CO.,DEALERS IN

S'X"CnZ)E2>TTTS' SUPPLIES,BOOKS, STATIONERY, DRUGS, &C.

OPPOSITE COLLEGE BUILDING.

OLD LINE DRUG STORE. - ESTABLISHED 1851,

W. A. BRYANT & CO.• KEEP THE LARGEST AND PURES1 STUCK OI

Dims, Toilet Articles, Paints, Oils, Wall Paper, 4c.

IN THE CUV.

COR. MAIN AND WASHINGTON STREETS. CORNER ENTRANCE.


Life-size P?g£2S?&g5B?. jgjjjjjjjjij.

Brown Frank, painter, res. 12W Monroe.

Brown H. B., Prinoipal Normal Sohool, offloa in College Bnllding.

Brown Ina, student, room 2 Commercial Hall.

Brown John, gardener, res. West St.

Brown Kittie, student, room 25 Commercial Hall.

Brown Mary J., matron East Hall, 77 Locust.

Brown N. H., fireman, res. 30 n Morgan.

Brown Rosa,' student, room 37 Commercial Hall.

Brown Sherman, painter, res. 68 e Main.

Brown Wm., laborer, res. 37 Chicago.

Brown W. H., dealer, res. 53 n Lafayette.

Brown Wm. E., auditor, res. 13 e Jefferson.

Brown WM., merchant tailor 23 1 Franklin, res. 21 s Morgan.

Brabaker Mrs. Minnie, student, room 1 First Orange.

Bruhn Claus, tailor, res. 19 Locust and Union.

Bruhn John, painter, res. 45 Greenwich and Freeman.

McLELLAN J. W., Photographer, Empire Block.

Bryfogle B. F., farmer, res. 28 e Jefferson.

Bryfogle Marion, drayman, res. 23 Lafayette.

Bryant S. R., insurance agent, res. 44 n Washington.

Bryant \v\ A., druggist, res. 45 n Washington.

Bryant W. A. & Co., druggists, n-w cor. Main and Washington.

Buck Bertha, student, room 40 Commercial Hall.

Buck F., wks., r r. res. 42 w. Jefferson.

Buel G. C, grocery 3 Washington, res. 35 w. Mechanic.

Bucl Henry, res. 29 n Morgan.

Buel Ruth, boarders, 23 w Mechanic.

Buel Mrs. A. J.,widow, res 56 n Franklin.

Buel Mrs. Stella, widow, boarders 38 w Mechanic.

Buel C. E. , wks r r, res 50 n Franklin.

Bufhngton M. E., student, room 1 Smock's building.

Bundy Wm., carpenter, Elm & East.

Burckhart Louis, res Main & Greenwich.

Burckhart Martin, re* Main & Greenwich.

Hsfley t ltomF^Et*S&3£Fm'il# Paper, Borier&£2orauoa

42 \ \! »\KAlSO CITY PIRI I >R1

—THE KIN! si in NORTHERN IXU \\.\

FRASIER'SICE CREAM AND OYSTER

r'PARLORSZIF YOU WANT SOMETHING NIC!

HIM A CALLAN1> HE Will TREtt TOl tSIQ ItT ROYALLY.

FESTIVALS AND PARTIES

FURNISHED ON SHOKT KOTICK

Warm Meals and Hot Coffee

AT ALL HOCRS

F.M. FRASIER& CO.

NORMAL H ILL.

4}

Lands T° LeMe ;)•»» -\ ».M KM I 5—»»y IINNKV.-fAI RSTATI

I i.e. foufeliihed April i*7«

Burk S., wk- r i rts j > -\< ademy.

BurifTFrni n idrnt, bdi, .m Water-

Burgner C. S . M Y minister, res 61 e Main

Burns I. M , cl Tkf Haste t\: Ho Ictt, w hieago.

Burdlck M. A., manager Grand Central Hotel, ICain & Lafayette.

Burden Hattie, student, room 7 Heritage Hall.

Burns John, wks r r, tea is Monroe.

Burch John, laborer, res .

Burns Mrs., laundress, 1 3 Monroe.

Burns Willie, student, room 15 Lightfoot building.

Burns Bert, IkK is Monroe.

Burbank, Clara M.. student, room 16 South Hall.

Burnett Lizzie, student, room 12 South Hall.

Busenbark May, student, room over Diltz's book store

Busgrow Met widow, boarders, 21 Mechanic <$ Lafayette.

Bushore V.. laborer, 25 Academy.

LaFORCE & TALCOTT, Boots. Shoes 6 Rubber 9 w Main.

Bushore Miss P., tail jress. res 25 Academy.

Butler F. C. clerk ~ Hotel

Byers Hurry, student, room 4 Brown house

CCalahan Thos.. laborer, res 12 Napoleon,

Calkins Miss Anna, boarders, College Ave. &. Freeman.

Cameron Jake, laborer, res Main & Campbell.

Campbell Emrnett, farmer, res 29 n College Ave.

Campbell F. A., farmer, res 52 n Lafavette

Campbell R. S., student, room 1 Dewitt house.

Campbell Mrs. Thos., widow, res 29 Campbell.

Caudy A. L., student, room 10 F~;rst Orange.

Capers Mrs. E , res 36 Morgan.

Capron Ella, student, room if Last Hall.

Cam R., dressmaker, res 22 Franklin.

Carnahan J., carpenter, res Fourth & Chicago.


44 VALPARAISO CtlY DIRECTORY

WRITIira. VVJR.XTXWCfc-. WRXTIWO.LEARN TO WRITE. NOW 19 YOUR CHANOI.

A good handwriting potltlutlf guaraitUmd. amd at much '••• ««».<if. rAim a(ax« o(A«' aiAoe' " "•» \J*'t** mat**. •

.. U. 8. BREWER'S Institute of PENMANSHIP.Cor. Main and V\ a.shmgton trcets, I Superior instructions in every variety o( Hen wrk, Uom a

Valparaiso, Indiana. rapid biiMiie&f hand to the finest pen-drawing.

OSEPH GARDNER. Fresidtnt. ) Kstahi ishep iK7«

W, H GARDNER, W/i ( Guifr. ) l„ im „„1,J i»r.i»»»

DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS

BUYS AND SELLS GOVERNMENT, CITY AND COUNTY BONDS.

No. 2704.

D. F. SKINNER, Prttidtnt

E. BALL, Cashier.

Offia hours: 8 to 12 aDd 1 to 5.

CAPITAL, il'io

FIRST NATIONAL BANOK fORTKK COt'NTV

VA.ZiPARJk.ISO, IIVUIAIVA.

NAMES OF STOCKHOLDERSE. R. Whrei.br, A. M. VanValkbnhi kc, Cauaui BiaV,

John S. Loiderback, William C. Ltthuman ** c HamBold,

S.S. Skinner, E. Ball, -as Haas.

Michael Donahue, John Wark, '•« i:hm J mvtox,

D. F. Skinner.

SAGER BROS.'CELEBRATED

ROLLER FLOURDELIVERED TO ANY PART OF THE CITY. THIS 18 THE

HOUSEWIFE'S FAVORITE.

THE OLD STAND,Cor, Napoleon and >Iain streetn.

VALPARAISO CITY IHKKCTORY 45

GotoPINNEY'S OFFICES ""pASSKthe only pt rsons in Portei county who undentud compiling ofabMt.

Carpenter Mrs. J., widow, Main & College Ave.

Carpenter Luella, student, room 24 Stiles Hall.

Carr A. O., res 17 n Lafayette.

Carr B., 'bus line, res n Lafayette.

Carr Del, conductor G. T. R'y, res n Lafayette.

Carr W. W., student, Cemetery Ave., Yolke house.

Carruth Alex, blacksmith, res Elm & East.

Carson Ellen, student, room 3 Mead building.

Carson Lucilus H., student, room 4, Volke house, Cemetery Ave.

Carter Emma, elks L. D. Rondy, res Mechanic & College Ave.

Carter Ernest R. student, Bruhn building, 5 Greenwich.

Carter Oliver, blacksmith, res 59 Mechanic & College Ave.

Carter Peter, Pgh engineer, res 1 2 St. Paul.

Casbon Thomas, res East & Jefferson.

Cass J. E., attorney, over Windle's store, res 56 s Locust.

Castle Melroy, elks Wood & Co., res 63 Mechanic.

WILCOX & SMITH. Druggists, 4 s Washington.

Castleman Mrs. T., res 41 Valparaiso St.

Cattroh W. , M. D., office & res 37 s Franklin.

Carver Prof. H. N., Normal faculty, res 24 Locust & Water.

Canfield Mrs., widow, res 75 n Napoleon.

Chambers J. W., student, Mead building 73 Locust.

Chapman Mrs. M. A., seamstress, Fourth St.

Chartier Jacob, Chartier & Dumas, brickmakers, res South St.

Cartier & Dumas, brickmakers, yds Brick St:

Chase Mrs. Jennie, res 71 Franklin.

Chidister Ella, wks Mrs. T. H. Hell, Locust & Jefferson.

Childs Lyman, elks W. (x. Windle, res 57 n Washington.

Childs L. W., constable, tes 57 n Washington.

Childs T. S., student, Smock's building, College Ave.

Choate Sophia, rooms, Franklin & Erie.

Chrisman John, student, room 2 Stiles block.

Christy W. R., confectioner, res 22 e Institute.

Chronister H., laborer, res 74 n Franklin.

fes?

46 VALPARAISO CITY DIRF.CTORV.

JH. cv A. P LETHERMAN,PHYSK I.YNS AND SURUKONS,

OFFICE OVER HESSER, SPECHT * CO.'S DRY-GOODS ^rnkt.Residence Corner Washington ami Erie ktre«ts, Valparaiso, Indiana

HOMOEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.M. F. 6AYLES.

Office on Main street, opposite court houne—over Sdyle« & Conover's store.

Residence, s-w corner Michigan an-1 Chicago.

HM. BEER. M. D .,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

No. 8 Chicago street.

HE. MULLEN, M. D.,

PHYSIC I \N AND SURG HON.

Office on Main Street, two doors west of Grand Opera House.

D. J. LORING,

ii i

Office and Re^ idence on

l£01TBOE STEEET,First house East of Hon. Samuel 8. Skinner's.

VALPARAISO CITY DIRECTORY 47

'I'H f± i* TtTI T"k£»Y*l Q 1 " Don't impose old ideas upon his patron*.A **t7 JJLLLjj tjl lctl Every photo by tne newest * best process

Cigrand B. J., student, room 10 Carr building.

Cigrand P. J , student, room 10 Carr building.

Clark C. S., student, room 5 Carr building.

Clark Geo., opr Pgh R'y, res 24 n Napoleon.Clarke Mrs., boarders, n Franklin.

Clarkson B., opr G. T. R'y, res Beach St.

Gary T. C, student, room 6 Sutor building.

Clifford John B. , res 1 3 Locust.

Clifford P. X., wks T. Ward's, res 17 Academy.Clausen Chas. J., moulder Kellogg's, res 38 Locust & Union.Clausen Geo , mason, res 54 Napoleon.

Clausen C. J. , tailor, res 30 Franklin.

Oayter Chas., laborer, bds Franklin House.

Coash Cameron, wks Crosby mill, res Crosby Ave.

Coates H. C, M. D., office n Washington, res Mechanic & Napoleon.Coash Lawrence, laborer, res 46 Locust.

McLELLAN, J. W., Photograper, Empire Block.

Coash L., Jr., laborer Durand brick-yards, res Spring StCochran Delia, student, room 27 Stiles block.

Colclesser A. W., student, Claus Bruhn building.

Cole David, farmer, res n Lafayette.

Cole Mrs. D., laundress, res 7 Lafayette.

Cole H. E., studen', room 8 No. 50 Locust.

Collins A. L., res 40 n Michigan.

Collins A. L., glove snfgr., res 63 n Lafayette.

Collins Chas. , baker, res 20 Pearl.

Combs C. E. , student, room 6 Kellogg house.

Commerford F., druggist, store and res 41 w Main.

Compton'A. E., student, room 7 No. 41 College Ave.

Concannon Mary A., widow, hair dresser, res 21 e Monroe.

Conn Etta, boarders, Mechanic & Lafayette.

Conn John, 2d-hand store, 45 w Main.

Conrran Ax. , boards with A. Rogers.

Connerty Catherine, widow Patrick Connerty, Nickel Plate Ave.

Rowley & Lfillieriaii.Tb

ceo^l

J^!n

s:nVwZSggiF* Paints, Oils.Yamislies, fc

48 VALPARAISO CITY DIRKCTORT.

AD. BARTHOLOMEW,ATlORNEY-AT-LAW

Office over Farmprs National Bank, Valparaiso, Indiana.

Reference, t>> permission, Farmer* National Hank .f \ alptraiao, lad

Special Attention to Collections.

MISSES WILKINSON A FOSTER.DRE-S.VIAKING.

27 Main Street, over Fair Store.

w ILLIAM JOHNSTON,ATTORNEYAT-LAW.

Office over Firt t National Bank, South Washington 8treeL

HARROLD & CO-WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCERS 4 GRAIN DEALERS.

Washington Street, Comer Mechanic.

WILLIAM BROWNS. (Lh^ of Chicago,)

THE LEADING TAILOR.Keeps the Latest and Newest Styles Suitings. Furnishes the most fashion-

able rite and guarantees all his work. His establishment is the

cheapest place in the city. Corner Franklin and Mechanic Streets.

HERMAN SHOEMAKER,CITY DRAYING.

Goods moved to and from the depots or from residences at all hours, Hun-

day included. Orders left at the Fair Store or Harrold & Co.'s store

promptly attended to. Residence— Union street.

CR. 8CHENCK.LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLES,

Corner Main and Napoleon Streets, Valparaiso, Ind. Good rigs at reason-

able prices, with or without driver. New carriages and fresh horses.

T,B. LOUDERBACK,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

Manufacturer of and retail dealer in Wagons, Carriages, Buggies, Blsighs,

and Materials, Valparaiso, Indiana.


n-rrr • FORECLOSURE AND REAL ESTATE LITIGATION-LiitW . By W. E. PINNEY.

Conover S. Hcttie, student room 6 South Hall.

Conover Geo., hardware, Sayles & Conover, res 50 n Franklin.

Cook Dora, student, room 35 East Hall.

Cook D. H., student, room .

Cook John, laundryman, 41 Locust.

Cook J. S., student, rooms Smith building, Union St.

Cooney R. J., 61 Mechanic.

Copeland Belle, student, room 15 East Hall.

Cornell Wm., teamster, res 12 e Water.

Corboy Kate, student, college building.

Corkins Mrs. Martha P., boarders, 20 Union & Locust

Cormany Nettie, student, room 10 Heritage Hall.

Cornell Isaac, grocer, Finney & Cornell, res 25 e Chicago.

Cornell Milan, farmer, res 34 Michigan.

Cowdry, Frank, Pgh engineer, res 9 St. Paul.

Cowec Mrs. Susan A., widow, res 40 Locust.

LaFORCE & TALCOTT, Boots, Shoes & Rubbers, 9 w Main.

Crabbe M. E., widow, dressmaker, 21 e Monroe.

Cripe Milo H., student, room 4, building in Campus.

Crisman Oliver, farmer, Chicago & Napoleon.

Critchlow Mary E., student, room 13 South HalL

Crunen Jerry, route agent, res Joliet Ave.

Cronican Frank, carpenter, res 5 St Paul.

Crook G. B., student, room 7 building in Campus.

Cruso Geo., painter, res 91 n Washington.

Crosby M. B., miller, res Crosby Ave.

Crosby Freeman, miller, res Crosby Ave.

Crosby & Son, feed store, 9 w Mechanic.

Cross E. B. , student, room 5 Stoetzel building.

Crow Ella, servant, 55 Mechanic.

Crowe Wm., wks G. T. R'y, res 22 Napoleon.

Crull Barbara A., student, room 5 Orange block.

Crumly Ella M., student, rooms at 47 College Ave.

Cmmpacker £. D., attorney, office • Washington res 30 e Jefferson.

Dr. Ryan, Physician and Surgeon, over Wood's grocery.

50 VALPARAISO C1T\ DIRECTORY

Picture Frames Mat'r,,t,

,r

;,::«:.' "irK^ 1"7-

\

Crumpacker Peter, attorney, office u Washington, rei 64 e MschanioCulver Mrs. Dr., res. 27 s Locust.

Culver Jessie, student, 27 s Locust.

Culver John, plasterer, resjoliet Ave.

Cummings Wm., carpenter, res 93 w Main.

Cunningham Mrs. Ella, dressmaker, 44 Erie.

Cunningham G. W., student, 44 Erie.

Curtin Tom, wks r r, res. 89 w Main.

Cupplcs H. G., student, room 5, Forbes' building

Currier John, carpenter, res 12 Monroe.

Curry J. G., laborer, res 28 n Franklin.

Curtiss Miss Lena, wks Jo Hank, Pgh eating house.

DDaily John, student, bds Shank bldg.

Daily Mrs. M. C, seamstress res n Napoleon St

WILCOX & SMITH, Druggists, 4 s Washington.

Dalson G. H., meat market n Washington, res 47 e Main.

Dalson Jesse, res 91 Greenwich.

Dalson Silas W., grocer, res cor Valparaiso & Main.

Dalton Ed., wks M. Barry shops, res 1 1 Monroe.

Dalton John, wks M. Barry shops, res 1 1 Monroe.

Dalton John, blacksmith, res 1 1 Monroe.

Dalton Mrs. Nora, res 1 1 Monroe.

Daly Jerry, sample room and res 29 w Main.

Daly Michael, clerks and bds at sample room and res 29 w Main.

Daly Mrs. M., dressmaker, res n Napoleon.

Daly S. G., Daly & Reagan, res n Napoleon.

Daly & Reagan, saloon Grand Central Hotel blk.

Dalzell Chas., student, bds Cass bldg

Dalahunty Thos., laborer, res Mechanic & Lafayette.

Daum Frankie, student, bds East Hall.

Day Ella, student, bds East HalL

Day J. H., student, bds Garrbldg.

Henry Lemster, &T&25SISwK: BB. COT. EecbatiC I LOCUSL

-»—H—•*_ ,— -.

m, l. McClellandMakes Life, Fife and Accident In-

surance a specialty, and represents

some of the largest, oldest and most re-

liable companies in the world. Every-

thing desirable in Life, Fire and Acci-

dent Insurance is furnished by the

Companies in his Agency, upon the mostequitable terms* and policies issued upon

Iall safe and approved plans; those that

have stood the test of time, and avoid-

fjuxg all speculative policies of every kind.

Documents and information fully ex-

laining these various plans of insurance

ely furnished upon application to

•MX. McClellandAGENT FOE PORTER AND LAZE COUNTIES.

'iiiTtnii^iuii I'l'

THE JEWELEE,INVITKS THi;

READER'S ATTENTIONTO HIR3 8TOCK OF

Watches, Clocks,Jewelry

Plated and Silver Ware.

Pocket Cntlery, Razors, Fine Scissors, &c.

ALL SOLD AT LOWEST RATES

REPAIRING CAREFOLLY DONE. PLEASE GALL

VALPARAISO CITY DIRECTORY 53

An Abstract of Title | Jrinney S Offices.

Decker Chas bds 10 Lytic.

Decker Joseph traveling salesman bds Grand Central.

Decker Sarah, student, bds East Hall.

Dehart Wm., gardener. West StDeming F. carpenter, res n Chicago.

Deming H., carpenter, res 1 1 Chicago.

DeMotte M. L., attorney, res 51 Franklin.

Denhem Bell., student, bds E. Hall.

Devore Jesse, res 55 Mechanic.

Dewitt John^ res 41 Porter.

Dewitt R., res 41 Porter.

Dewitt S., prop'r Dewitt house.

DeWolfM. F, student. bdsBruhn bldg.

Dickenson Mrs. E , res 21 Water St.

Dickover C. W. , contractor, res 48 Franklin.

Dickover Howard, contractor res 9 Porter St.

McLELLAN, J. \V\, Photograper, Empire Block.

Diefenbaugh Louisa A., res. Michigan & Monroe.

Dille C. L., constable, res. 31 Franklin.

Dille E. W., carpenter, res. 65 Mechanic.

Dille S., res. Monroe & Locust.

Dillingham D. H., instruments & music n Washington, ies. 12 wjeft.

Dillingham John, laundry, res. 2S Jefferson.

Dillingham Mrs., res. 64 Lafayette.

Dillingham K. lumber dealer, res. 18 Oak.

Dillon John, teamster, res. Boundary.

Dillon Mrs. Mat. , res. Boundary.

Dillon M., shoemaker, cor. Main & Lafayette, res Boundary.

Difert Mary, servant, 27 Maple St.

Diltz C. B., residence 46 College Ave.

Dodge G. A., Agt. P., F. W. & C. R'y res Mechanic <£ Napoleon,

Dodge Lina, student, bds H. D. Martin.

Domke Ed., saloon near Nickel Plate depot res same.

Donnaha Esther, student, bds College bldg.

o||UQOi8T8,Pmrkv L Ipthprmon n" re '* onl > °°e *** '9 ****! y.,ur*«if «r in*Otill>r*ir$t'tnd,llVllK] 8 LG 11151 liiali COfnplctAttSI, purity and low pric* of <tock. Caii.

54 VALPARAISO Cm DIRECTORY.

W. G. WINDLE.DEALER IUNT

GROCERIES

PROVISIONS,

CROCKERY, 6c.

COR. MAIN AND FRANKLIN STS..

Valparaiso, - - Ind.

VALPARAISO U TY DIRECTORY.53

THB ONLY I'l.ACK IM TOWN TO OKT S •« ¥ TVf" ~M~* "MT* T>TAX '•

Artistic Frames for ptcinres 5A1* *5£",7 "^

Dowdell W. H., Atty, res Mechanic 8c Greenwich.

Dowdell Mrs. R., res Greenwich & Monroe.

Dowker H. F., Agt. G. T. R'y res 13 Erie.

Dorr Helena, teacher public schools, res Jefferson & Napoleon.

Doty Mrs. H., res n Franklin.

Douglass C. S-, Hats & Gents' famishing goods, res, 54 Lafayette.

Drago Mrs. Ed., dres-maker, 17 Napoleon.

Drago G , wks Greyson & Salyer bds same.

Drago Joseph, teamster, res 33 Washington.

Drago Wm., blacksmith, res Main & Michigan.

Drapier J. R , county clerk, res 3 Chicago.

Drayer Bertha, student, bds 34 College Ave.

Dressen C, bds 25 College Ave.

Dressen Claus, mason, res Water & Maple.

Dresser Emma Mrs., operator telephone exchange, res 8 Locust.

Drown Oscar A., conductor P., F. W. & C. R'y, res 48 w Main.

LaFORCE & TALCOTT, Boots and Shoes, 9 w Main.

DuCharm F., laborer, res Spring St.

Duckworth J. E., student, bds Carr bldg.

Duke Henry, carpenter, res 13 Maple.

Dumas Levi, Jr., wks G. T. R'y bds 14 St. Paul.

Dumas Levi, Sr., sexton city cemetery, res 14 St. Paul.

Dumas M., Chartier & Dumas, res. South St.

Dunfee L. W., student, bds Little Heritage Hall.

Dunham C. N., machine shop res. 41 s Washington.

Dunham C. N. Mrs., fancy goods, 15 Lafayette.

Dunham O. res. 43 s Washington.

Dunlap J. C, contractor, res 9 Institute.

Dunlap Robt., wke Wood & Co., res 28 Campbell.

Durand D., wks brick-yard, res 6 Napoleon.

Durand Joseph, brickmaker, res. Nickel Plate Are.

Durand Lucy, widow, res near Nickel Plate Ave.

Durham Dave, laborer, res 6 Napoleon.

Dutton S., seamstress, res s Lafayette.

Dr. Ryan, Physician and Surgeon, over Wood's grocery.

56 VALPARAISO CITY DIRECTORY.

AIR STORETHE ONLY TOY STORE IN THE CITY.F

"Millinery, Cutlery, Crockery, Glass, Tin, Silver, Wooden and Willow Ware.

Mirror*, Picture Frames, Oil Painting, Bird Cajrss, Trunks, Valises.

Toys and Baby Carriages a Specially.

JOHN FITZWILLIAM9, PROPRIETOR.87 W. MAIN 8TBBBT, - VALPARAISO, INDIANA.

ROOMS OXT

Mlii Street,

COFFINS.

CASKETS.

SHROUDS. <<1!^ 7£ RHernci&Sbellirs.

ovtn

Va'paralio, 1*4.

M. LEPELL,DEALER IN

COFFINS, WOOD and METALLIC CASES.11 W. Mechanic St., Valparaiso, Ind.

By the rulings of All-wise Providence we axe born to die, and as -4

We know not the day or hour when the Death Angel may call uponUs, it is well that we should be prepared in earthly as well as spiritual

matters. Should this sad affliction befall you or yours, I desire tocall your attention to my extensive stock of C0FFTN8, CASKETS,(both Wood and Metallic), and SHROUDS, of all sixes and patterns,

from the cheapest to the most expensive manufactured. I have alee,

Stgreat expense, purchased one of the finest Hearses now in use in

rorthern Indiana, and such other paraphernalia as is required for

flHfeaftue undertaking. These facts, together with my manager s ex.tensive experience in the business, warrants me in saying that we•hall always guarantee satisfaction to the friends and family of thedeceased, if favored with their order. Partial and Arterial Imbalminf.

Rsference-the Clergy of the city and county, and my patroM.

El*A.NK LEPELL, Manager.1

VALPARAISO CITY DIRECTORY.57

T ^_ _. __ s*.Tl> * • ll ",r «>«« r*»l «nt» luaM »re nub through t«*nelM Tb«

JLjOfl»IlS.""BMT 8Kl- c' KKP I-0AN8 IN POTIK CO. NTT Pjnnpi

Arc u«fO(l*trJ »uJ . loeed up I . Pinney's Offices.

Dye Adaline, seamstress. Academy 8c Pearl.

Dye Alice, student, bds South Hall.

Dye Christina, laundress, res 41 Academy.Dygert H., laborer, res 10 Lytic

EEarl Mrs. M.. res 60 Franklin.

Earle Ed. Erie & Maple.

Early Emma, student, bds Holt bldg.

Earnest W. W., student, bds Rawson bldg.

Eason John, freight clerk P., F. W. & C. R'y, res Lafayette & Jeff.

Eason Maggie, clerk E. Quatermass. ixis 18 w Teffeison.

Eason Sam, night clerk Pgh R'y, bds s Washington.

Eason Seth, clerk, res 5 Monroe.

Easterday G., res 21 Monroe.

Easterday John, laborer, res 13 Fourth.


Easding A., bds Mrs. Wright's

Eastwoood A., stock-dealer, res. 62 Locust St.

Ebersoll F., wks Nickel Plate R'y, res. 13 Campbell.

Edwards W. L., mason, res. 43 Locust

Egner W. E., traveling salesman, res. 34 Morgan.

Ehier Jacob, brickmaker, res. s Franklin.

Eifler Wm., teacher, res. 29 Locust.

Elam John, postal clerk, res. 13 Porter.

Elder Hannah, Mrs., teacher, res. 67 Creenwich.

Elis Jacob, laborer, res. South Nickel Plate R'y.

Ellenson Eugene, student, bds Commercial Hall.

Ellensworth John, laborer, res. Lafayette & Jefferson.

Elliott Emma, student, bds Suter House.

Elliott F. S., wks Nickel Plate R'y, res. 40 Erie.

Elliott Myrtle, student, bds Eifler bldg.

Elliott V., student, bds 86 E. Main.

Ellis George carpenter, res. 47 College Ave.

Htnry Lemater, 2rfiK.f«S£«iK: R&Cor. MecbaniC & LOCQSL


W. S. SALVER.

iSTADRATEDR.Meals at All Hours.

FRESH HOME MADE CANDY

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EVERY T>ATX-.

FRUITS OF ALL KINDS.

CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c, &c.... J31 E. HSdlAIlsr STREET,

VALPARAISO, - INDIANA.

Law

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VM.I-AK USO CITY niRU TORN 59

WRITTEN OPINIONS oi TITLE WILL BE PREPAREDCAREFULLY BY PINNEY.

English James, wks R'y res. 23 Morgan.

English John, wks R'y res. 2,3 Morgan.

English Mrs., widow, res. 23 Morgan.

Erie Andrew, wks R'y res. West Valparaiso.

Ervan O., brakeman, P., F. W. & C. R'y res. 39 Mechanic.

Eslin M., wks Wm. Lepell, res. 29 w Main.

Estelle C. , carpenter, res. 54 e Main.

Estery A., laborer, .

Evans H. M., student, wks Kellogg bldg.

Evans Robt., teacher, res. Porter & Monroe.

Farmers National Bank, Joseph Oardner President, 8 b Washington.

Fabing J. M., operator Nickel Pla lids - >ulh Nickel Plate.

Fairchild W. D., student, bds 45 L allege A\eFannin Mrs. M. L., res. s Lafayette.

McLELLAN J. W , Photographer, Empire Block.

Farrell Anna, teacher, res. Farrell St.

Farrell Lizzie, servant, res. Farrell St.

Farrell M. L., wks R'y res. Farrell St.

Farrell Mrs. P., rts. Parrel! St.

Farrell Pat, wks R'y, res. Farrell St.

Fay Carl, student, bds Styles' Hall.

Feisthouse W. M., res. 47 Lafayette.

Felton John, Livery stable e Main, res. 30 Mechanic.

Felton Robt. Livery stable e Main, bds 30 Mechanic.

Ferguson John, painter, res. Erie vS; College Ave.

Fermier E. J., student, bds Carr bldg.

Fernekes C, Bakery and res. w Main St-

Fernekes Geo., wks and bds bakery w Main.

Ferris J. J.,res. Valparaiso & Main.

Fewell G. A., student, bds 45 College Ave.

Fisher J. H., student, bds

Fisher T., insurance agent, bds Grand Central Hotel.

KOSS'JflAMsi & Merman,!jv * a >

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Cigars.

6o VALPARAISO CITY niRKCTORY.

"II TAX ALBEDEALER IN CLOTHING,

Hats an 1 (.'Hps, Gents' Fiirnisbinu (J>K*ds.

Hubbard Hunt's Bui Id inn, corner WMhing'on and Mechanic

HERRKK. & SHEFFIELD.LIVERY, FEED A SALES TAB' E,

Franklin Street, east of Court Honse, Valparaiso, Ind.

New Carriages and FMrst-Class Horses. Carefu! attention Riven to Boardei

G. ¥. & A. L. PEARCE,PROPEIETOK3 CJT

Cherrv Glen Roller Mills,V

ROLLER PATENT FLOW, FEED, &C.SALESROOM OPPOSITE POSTOFFI'JE. VALPARAISO, IND.

DAVID FitYELive Stock, Fresh and Smoked Meats.

, ETCCORNED BEEF, SALT PORK. POULTRY. riSH. ETO. ;

-A- B. J-A-CITSOiT,DEALER IN

Cigars, Tobacco and Confectionery,CORNER FRANKLIN ANT* MECHANIC STREETS,

V^T.PABAISO, - - TJSTJDTJ^TVA.POOL ROOM IN CONNECTION.

VA1 I \R.A1 L1TV DIRECTORY. 6l

j~ m -r^\ a "T TH» RB8T PUkCR IN TU1 OITT UCard Photographs. -< *• "imperial," w.',u

Field Geo. E., carpenter, l.aporte Ave.

Filby Mrs. K.. res. 44 Locust St

Filliman J. C., traveling salesman, res Monroe & Morgan.

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Finland VV., wks r'y res southwest Valparaiso.

Findling A. LM res Factory M.

Findling Fred, wks Lepells, n^ Factory St.

Findling A. w.(

, n.s Factory St.

Findling M. M., res Fao ory St.

Finney Geo., grocer, e Main, res 9 Calumet Av~.

Finney Stephen, Hesser, Specht & Co., res 14 Maple.

Fishburn John, res 19 Erie.

Fisk Theron. student, bds 1 Monro* St.

Fitzhaven Chas.. wks r'y. 1 nn.

Fltiwilliams Anna E , Pron r Fair Store millinery, bdi 20 e Monroe.

Fitzwilliams John, Prop'r Fair Store, rei. 20 e Monroe.

Flake Geo., retired merchant, res 55 w Main.

Flake Paulina, elks Laforce & Talcott bds 55 w Main.

LaFORCE & TA1.COTT, Boots, Shoes & Rubbers, 9 w Main.

Fleirellow Mrs., widow, res Win.

Fleming Ben, drayman *>

Fleming John, laborer r< - UFleming Mary, res. Main & MFlickman D. B., student, bds 2 1 'M

Fluellen Mrs., widow, res 32 Locust.

Flynn Jas., laborer, res 1 1 Morgan.

Folant Jacob, student, bds 21 Maple.

Fooks J., laborer, bds s Nickel Hate R'y.

Forbes F., res 67 Greenwich.

Forbes J. C, minister, res 61 Greenwich.

Forbes Robt., res 61 Greenwich.

Forbes Rev. Win., res 67 Greenwich.

Forgens A. L., student, bds Union & Locust.

Foster E., traveling salesman, res Maple & Monroe.

Foster Louis, wks r'y, res 35 Academy. ___^

Dr. J. A. Ryanluccessfiilly treats Throat Disease*.

62 VALPARAISO CITY PIRFC l <>R Y

T. "W. STISiiTTOlT.GAS FITTING

DEALER X*T

Artistic Gas Fixtures,

Bratt, Pendants, Globes,

IRON PIPE, LEAD PIPE.

PLUMBING.HOSE VALVES,

CHANDKLIERS,

STOP COCKS.

Gas Stoves, &c

ALL WORK WARRANTED.OFFICE AND SHOP AT GAS WORKS,

SOUTH NAPOLEON STREET.

James Harding,DEALER IN

PureWines, Lianors, Ciprs, &c.PRIVATE AND FAMILY SUPPLIES

As I buy all my liquors in bond of the best Kentucky Distil-

leries, my customers can relv on my goods

BEING STRICTLY PURE.MAIN STREET. OPPOSITE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

VALPARtfM CfTT MKIXToRY 6j

^%*% w« m » PINNF\ **utWubc>J hi* bMJMM m Valparaiso in April, i£;v He h«

MVUllO • I"" ' hunorcd. or tauuktod* of >klUr» and noi a cent h»s been Iom . n h|

tours.

Foster A. P., accountant, res 19 w Main, jd tloor.

Porter Mrs. A. P. f millinery, 19 wMain, 2d floor.

Foster Will, implements, wells, &c, res e Jefferson.

Foster Mattie, student, bds 21 Water.Foster MHie, student, bds 21 Water.Fox Albert, carpenter, res e Main, city limits.

Fox Anna, waiter Merchants Hotel.

Fox Emma, waiter Merchants Hotel.

Fox J., tubular well, res 40 Campbell.

Fox J. N., blacksmith, res 45 Campbell.

Fox Milan, farmer, res 40 Campbell.

Fox Minnie, wks Merchants Hotel.

Fox Nicholas, tubular wells, res Lafayette.

Fox Wm., carpenter, res 40 Campbell.

Frakes D., laborer, res 60 Lafayette.

Frakes Daniel, res 34 Institute.


Frakes Sarah Mrs., res 27 Institute.

Frame E. M., farmer, res 42 Michigan.

Frame Joseph, laborer, res Franichn.

France E. D., wks Acker lumber yard, res 66 w Main.

Franklin House, P. Nuppnau Prop'r Mechanic & Campbell.

Franklin Mrs., widow, Chicago & Napoleon.

Fraiier F. M., restaurant & confectionery, Mound St. res Laporte Ave,

Frasier Mrs. C. A., widow, res 23 Union.

Freeman A., restaurant, 14 w Main.

Freeman D. F., operator G. T. R'y, bds Merchants.

Freeman W., county treasurer, res 42 Lafayette.

French C. H., student, bds Heritage Hall.

Fresheth John, wks M. LaForce, res 20 Chicago.

Friedt Hans H., res,36 Erie.

Frost H, H., painter, res 20 Chicago.

Fuller A., teamster, res 45 Chicago.

Frye C. A., teacher, res Mechanic & Greenwich.

Heni? Lemstor, SL'tKr;, S^WSri^ftrrMSiC ILflWt

VALPARAISO CITY DIRKC10RY

M. 1 Salisbury. R a. Tm.

M. A. SALISBURY k CO.,

DEALERS IN

BOOKS,

STATIONERY,

NEWSPAPERS,Musical Merchanise, do.

13 WASHINGTON STREET,


A V>«^*»*» *"»4»« •A, '- ,rac,in* '• a '/' '«•''.> >n law practice. The lawyer la

/\ IJSTiX HiCJTiS *. e"""ra i practice is n,.t the more proper person to examine youxm>m **•» w* **»V/ WKJ • ^racl. P1NNKY ia the only Abttrait lawyer in V.,|par»i»#.

Frye David, butcher, n Washington, res 21 e Jefferson.

Fuller Carrie J., student, bds East Hall.

Fuller Mattie, widow, cook Grand Central.

Fulmer H,, student, bds 2d Orange.

Fyfe Hester, student, bds 31 Locust.

GGalentine A. S., jeweler, 85 Washington.

Galloway S. R., carpenter, res 39 w Mechanic.

Gallogby D. B., student, 27 Monroe.

Gage Will V., room 5 Kellogg building.

Galbreath Emma, room at J. Folant's. College Ave.

Gardner Israel, laborer, res 23 Valparaiso.

Gardner Joseph, banker, res 31 n Washington.

Gardner W. H , banker, res 37 n Washington.

Garber A. J., civil engineer, res 3 Campbell.


Gardner C. F., student, room 14 c Sefton.

Garrison J. P., r r watchman, res 27 n Michigan.

Garrison W. A., student, room 3 Newton building.

Gates Beanch, student, room 36 East Hall.

Gaspill J. M., student.

Gecknier J., res. .

George H., wks r r, res. Pearl.

Gesser Fred, wks Pgh r r, bds Franklin House.

Genskow W. F., student, room 4 Hibbard's, College Ave.

Geyer J. N., student, Miss Peabody's building.

Gloe Fred, student, room 2 C. Dressen's building.

Gillette Ray, student, room 20 Heritage Hall.

Gilliland John, confectioner, 51 s College Ave., res 22 Locust StGillette J. H., attorney, res n Washington.

Gillette H. A., attorney, res 35 Erie & Locust.

Gilmartin Maggie, wks 64 n Washington, res Joliet Ave.

Gilmartin D., wks r r, res Joliet Ave.

MIff 4 WtamfSYSSffib. tap SfrOsi Toilet Articlesmt


Cabinet Photos

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The "*" "'Su^.Tm^,mp""'

Gilmartin D. Jr., wks r r, res Joliet Ave.

Gilmartin Michael wks r r, res Joliet Ave.

Glover Al. laborer, res. Spring St.

Glover Jos., watchman, res Water.

Golden Addis, laborer, res Lafayette & Monroe.

Giddard Mattie, wks 33 Washington

Goss E. H., boarding house, 27 Monroe.

Gott W. L., compound-oxygen treatment, 19 Chicago.

Gould Mrs. A. R., widow, boarders, Lafayette & Jefferson.

Greyson Alex, baker, res 28 e Mechanic.

Greyson & Saiyer, bakery and confectionery, 21 e Main.

Greyson C. K., baker 43 n Napoleon.

Greyson Chas., wks G. T. r r, res. 74 n Franklin.

Green C, wks r r, res 44 w Jefferson.

Greene Mrs. M., seamstress 44 w Jefferson.

Gregory W. M., student, room 8 Bell block.


Graham H. W., student, room 18 Heritage Mall.

Gray Estella, student, 20 Union, room 1.

Gray R. E., student, 20 Locust and Union.

Graves Wm. E., student, room 6 Heritage Hall.

Grippohn John, laundry, 43, East and Union.

Grippohn Peter, laundry, 43 East and Union.

Griswold Mrs., laundress, 38 w Mechanic.

Griswold James, blacksmith, res 36 Mechanic.

Grand Central Hotel, D. H. Irland propiietor, Main and Lafayette.

Griffin C. , harness maker.

Griffin Ghas. , student, 54 College Ave.

Griffin F., mason, res. 27 Institute and Greenwich.

Griffin O., laborer, res. 35 n Morgan.

Griffin Jo., laborer.

Griffin Ed., laborer.

Griggs O. wks r r, res. 31 Erie.

Grots L. E., elk dry goods, bds Merchants Hotel.


T2*ov*TV%0» ^ uU c:m ^'X a **rm °^ PINNEV at a fair price on term*

J7 CVX JLLLO • to suit your circumstances.

Grove Belle, student, room Rich building.

Grimes Edith, student, room 6 Heaton building.

Grimes John, wks Pgh r r, res. Water St.

Grimes Mary, teacher, res. Water StGrimes Wm., laborer, res. Water St.

Gunn Myrtle M. student, room 8 Heritage.

Gustafson Augusta, res. Mechanic and Franklin.

Haberle J., wks Pgh r r, res Academy & Park.

Haberle Mary, wks Fair Store, res Academy & Park.

Hackett S. C. , farmer, res Franklin & Monroe.

Hadenfeldt Peter, drayman, res 22 College Ave.

Hahn Frank, student, room 25 Stiles block.

Haines M., blacksmith, res 7 Morgan & Mechanic.

Hall Bessie, dress-maker res Chicago & Fourth.


Hall Sarah C, widow, dress-maker, res 44 Greenwich & Freeman.

Halladay Joseph, grocer, res 29 Chicago.

Halladay John, carpenter, res 22 e Jefferson.

Halpin Annie, student, room 47 College Ave.

Hamlet John, G. T. car inspector, Horse Prairie Ave,

Hammer H. T., student, 35 College Ave.

Hammond Mary, milliner, bds Merchants Hotel.

Hank Christ, barber, wks George Rudell's, bds Pgh eating house.

Hank Joseph, Pgh lunch counter and eating house.

Hank Peter, clerk Pgh eating house.

Hankinson George, Merchants Hotel and Mngr Opera House.

Hanlon Nellie F., student, room 4 East Hall.

Harbeck William, wks John Wark's, res 14 Morgan.

Hardin L. A., student, room 23 Commercial Hall.

Hardy J. W., student, room 3 Fish, College Ave.

Harms John, wks Pgh r r, res West StHarness W. J., student room 6 Dewitt house.

wSSS^SSSmis^M£& Ba. Cor.BS * SSI


A Vta4"Y*a /^4*a • ^e cost °^ an Ahitmct is netting compared wirti th«XI.Uo Ul 1A\j ID • value of your real estate.

Harper H. S. , implements, 36 w Main.

Harrington Elliott, laborer, res 14 Freeman. .

Harris W. J., electrician, Pgh & G. T. c ossing, bds Grand Central.

Harrison Eliza, widow, rts 30 e Mechanic.

Harrold M. S., grocer, res 6 w Chicago.

Earrold & Co., grocers, Washington & Mechanic.

Harsh H. B , student, room 15 Commercial Hall.

Harvey A F., student, room Claus Bruhn building.

Hart A. D.. conductor G. T. accommodation, res 32 n Michigan.

Hart Oland D., student, room 7 Carr building.

HartT. S., student, room 23 Stiles block.

Hart Mr., laundress, 1 r Sixth.

Haste Geo. S., hardware, res 24 Michigan & Erie.

Hatfield J. R., student, room 3 Dewitt house.

Hatten Mattie, wks Upthegrove & Mcl.ellan. res 28 Jefferson.

Haughey May, student, room 36 East ! [all.

McLELLAN, J. W., Photographer. Empire Block.

Hannken, Rev. F., pastor German church, res. 47 n Lafayette.

Hawkins James B., insurance, res 16 w Jefferson.

Hawkins Jessie, book-keeper Upthegroye & McLellan res 3 s East.

Hawkins John B., J. P., res 3 s East.

Hay S. Emma, student, 47 College Ave.

Hayden John W., 43 Institute and College Ave.

Haynes P. S., student, 17 Mound, room 7.

Heard T. H., student, Orange building.

Heasley H. W., student, room 31 Stiles Block.

Heineman Albert F., elks Wilcox & Smith, bds 41 e Erie.

Heineman Valentine, Erie and Locust.

Helmer Allie, servant Grand Central Hotel.

Hemphill A. D., student, room Yolka house, Cemetery Ave.

Henderlong Frank, carpenter, Saint Paul and Chicago.

Henderlong Michael, carpenter, St. Paul and Chicago.

Henry Samuel, student, room 14 Heritage Hall.

Henry W. J., implements, 30 w Main.

B^^fi&r&t^^FIiU Oil and Mixed Paints.

rVorrHerWf-Tnaiajia, Normal Hohool

HOW ALU MAY 6E AC«*CrMWdl>ATED

fjere ate tf<^**<V, *****«* /tV*.-™, .*** /r¥jWal$ CZa^ fct ib« Normal each

The r^&r cj^« are d^ncd for.tlfrse who cm rewum m th« school dunug,

tearfrûir.-.J for the complctlolotfie course. ^ is not_ nectary th* .they

;ed that fl* sfOftetit nuvf 'drop

ju*t whe» he left off, wKhoui

inrv^^

Bain three corêcutwe years, as, tbe classes- are so arri

Jm& teach a (arisen return and take up his stud**

It is a wvh known fact, however, tbnt a very /Irw, eompaHMm .*,

<. ver ^JtLa£ ofd*wXr insiitutioos of learning Thore arf<T«OUS>lrr.» <sf yo-ungf%M̂ t^%SftUn tune «o remain ^school.^^fek"T!!

"*s7or study certain branch* in order to prepare \^*}»**<£ *™*\V**K BKKnSCdattf thii **t numerous class, *e have estabhM

4'£"»Jg '^'i^'fE£w classes, which are orgoakod every term in, ««h of the brnnOhes. 1

he clas ...

>*> arrange ^^ CAN 2NTBB *T AJTT*SKji* , . . ^t cTas.es suited; to their wants: -few calces it ^'^Sg^Vj^' f^

»z»it&* No matter when theirscbouls «./y cW. ibey ran come »o the Normal and

lAOCOMMOPATHD. All Who enter the school nave the pwwgeof '

SeVbT PTttttR OWN STUDIW ANL> .YDVA^CB A& RAPlDI./ AS TB*Y MATT **i,IKK.

, one need fear that he will not be accommodated at Any time

AJ*K NO! CL.A-.SKb MKl.-RSSARtl.'? t.AttG*?

« U a Question vbicb frequently comes to us. W*. reply that we ****&**»•*-

rlrtm The tfcehingforce is Increased in proportion to the nurnbe^-Jn *«end-

With the'exception Of. the Grammar class 5, .

no Oxim.ia.ems.bs sixty in KuMni-t; & .

_V*>nsideredbya majority of.

eduotors" tbe proper ^^/VTcAu™îlarrv of Ae via-- s. &ow*Wr, haye a much smaller num her than th.s. Tbe ÂmnS^ so conducted that the larger they are, the Bttter the work accompbshed

*pV, .._• . - 1 pACKTVARr) OR TIMID t.TtUENT'.-

-M*ny

jal this dShOuliy is caretuiiv guaraeu. .ioow.flw «<=. ""»* _\' *~-." "ri'.VSiulattendoa. They a» called upon to recite often, and by, Hdfc. meaib usuall* W^

'ôoTha^S&'tna test of criticism, imd now the only objection urged^J ^The attendance is*o large chat each student cannot "e.ve proper *««*«<£.

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brass frop' those unacduainted with the rnanageown*of th«^School^1<,« 'rne

frfltrtS* ntunaer of teachers employed ; the sanvrhelp to car- fiw stum-d*

h tbe^Sue^M&tof rftom^.i, «hen the aUeniTance is large as;

jjb«iK «!tn^r«oetott^>Uld be' valid. But where** teaclung iorte is ltKreasedla

[iîSSS^m^ts in attendanee, gfiatte help procured ^r eachJ*p|KbS&cdof room ^Ptf^W^Jp.^^îfiâa^nS

fcteknts can be as easilv managted as Ohe of n*e bundred^with as «oao

andW beMofe Arflkr. Experience has prov<sn thAt a large attendance. '»««*«

fSSeTtrfmefttalTo B sEool, anbrds many advfcnM^ftat «*•** '*/^^ •*«''

^^6e«*a*tY m-jww/A A few of these advantages are here given : ,•

Tn^v^mSaris of making th,.- expenses mueb less than U»ey could possibly be

d«m1f enaSte Th/offiorrs of lifce School, to'supply mor„ teachers .-andI

thos* bcttei

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aalified. fnstrnctQrs of ab.Uty are always anxious to -ecure pdS,ti,ops \f.prosperous

-jÛons-g agTealer migt, ol ...udles, hence students can be accomtnodated with

'. snich branches as tbey may desire. v

IV^- It atTords.-facilitieS for .^«;rin t bettor positions for studeni,.

V rt places the school on a firmer financial basis, funmbes money « th wh.<* to

ly-aiarattrs. V>ooki etc. In fact, a large attendance glres strength aixd v,got. en-

anient and checrâd thus cause* general growth and prosperity -

Hn t ra^.hese"&asure indication that the work is satisfactory The growth

.S^SiJSfitoto.rf what iti, accomplisking WhenÎdp» r.o«n;

n after term, aad, in almost every cast bnng some of the i fn.-nds with tne.n. it

^ conoiîsively that'shtistaction is being given.

INToi-thorn-lrMliftiin \ormnl SchooUk

3TTMM»a TERMTjfiU open June l*t, 1888, and «rUl continue Te» Weaka* •-•''

Will ojk-u August 31st, 18*6, «nd wlU continue Ten Waaka

FTfcgT "WtSTSM TBHJfWUi 6pen November 9th, 1886, and will continue Ten Week*.

Yalparaiso/eontainiHgjirOout 5,000 inhabilfl»it<,"i<i^9ily rcv.lif! ' Q^ tBJNwMbeing axia>ed or, the Piit$rKjr£hr IT V/ayne and v. hicapi, ITbii :<o, m,<1 (,r. u\

j

Trunk, unci N«f v, ork^vntcago, & St. Jx>u; ftnjtroad^ 44ctr.1l.'- L-a$t of (.hic«j{<0:

Gvuit; Westward, tin- PUtahurgfc<?ort Wayne and Chicago Railroad oaliHdHnfttiori at 0»e.u"> wul.all h"nt#teadinjj mtu \\ • -ity ; t- di^ EgHward, a£ Pi)|Bloutii with the Indiana^ dn-, Peru and Cl V.ie'J Railiond, <.bi<n nuke- (-fxmectioal^

with ,-aR roads li-au.ngint-' fttdiariapoli* ; 1 nether Kl*lw,i' <?;

Wayne ano-fifncaô R»4h< id make- cminecikm v th ill North' an 1 South nue«.a

Toe Chicago %ftj| Giotto..Trunk Railroad, gpir>£ WesrVwrJ, makes o .jm<*ction >^Chicago with all ImeSdearluvg Utto4M'-ruv; ?d'H»j Ko>tward, with thr ! r.uwiiicfl^;

Ndjr Alb^te Kairroad'at BVUU; With the JBaltilhdrp & Ohio Railroad at We-9^.borough, *Tth the I-a-k* SUpte a^Jîthigan Southern atSuutb Bend, and w^fc 1

J\* rili :cid South l&erin Mkb%itii! Going- w^ward :he N'ew \.

an i Rt.«Loub> Ral) road, nvakts cr.naectiori at C'hieaen w i th aJI Kr.es iAe^fB^'

the citv, gûng. e^twafd wkhr^ftll iN'ui rb and S^wtli liues. ihe huvtimWeNew A Mikity Railroad, running the entire length of the State fr<~>ra North 10 R<

ajak.s cacneQtioi);a(-HasJ.cU»viih OjfljCh 'caô Upd-Grai/d Tiwnjc Railroad.

ÔttJsville a -d New'â&âdjhttKeenly fen ref^taf and rcftin.rtJiafl, *ud<*»i|f*

ckro>'£lrtraii$#t thttseua^jjH^ûqm'ts. fr.mi the Southern jjart <>( the S:

^the SootlieW States tu conic tbroijgr; wjjh hut .mc change; i'be cay U si'uj

as .beautiful end'-f«*$ile- ttict of fro«»trv a-- cfl V* found » tWWe '

nfafltfifolness ^sJjfcÂsjjjifr ~T%e*c facts, toy-ihtr witfc the

Chri-,tiao'enavactj^*.tJWP»rEtf»kaiUx jnakc it we of ifc*» topat ttejtfJRyk-pwLiterary lh-amirknt.nnWê** tq be < <vnd^

The'"Scnool Butldjfiu: is A ha fijhibdiotir orte, hitu.fi ed on an ei

overlooking the chy.a^^rôifn$in£ conrttrv. The Campus, containing 6v

i* bcaj^fullf c/rnainentdfdy ftti a natural grove, fxffui Ui.g agratefnl ^runl

arid iSek«y from the >rrris of winLp.

.^ r C?r • *rui1,^|ir tnfgifni'tion

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fF VALPARAISO CITY DIRECTORY

THE MUSICAL IDEAL,A 16.PAGF. MONTHLY JOURNAL,

Only 50 Cents a year, with premium.(Sam

fce

c(Sample Copies

EDITED AND PUBLISHED HY

R. A. HERITAGE,TEACHER OE

VOICE CULTURE•

AND

^# THEORY.ALSO, DEALER IN

SHEETMUSIC.(HOFF MARKED PRICE,) AND

All kinds of Musical Merchandi:

Note.—Any one wishing to take lessons on Piano, Organ, Violin, etc., or

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rrhi mp line, will save money by seeing R. A. HERITAGE before pu.-chaaing er

MUSIC HALL, No. 53 College Ave. TeUpktmt Afr. 4

VALPARAISO CITY IURKCTORY71

Pnnnl 1>isi+iiY>Aa • F" r Pcrfect P»«>e's, the only place is the

JL cilltJl JT 1C till CD • Imperial Gallery, 21 w Main.

Heritage G. C, student Mound and College Ave.

Heritage E. A.,mus. dir. N. S.,res & musical hall Mound & College Ave.

Heron Lester G., student. 53 Monroe.

Herr John, res Main and Morgan.

Herr David C, deputy county treasurer res e Institute.

Herrick C. M., carpenter, res Washington and Park.

Herrick Frank, student, Durand building.

Herrick Otis, livery, res Morgan & Mechanic.

Herrick It, Sheffield, livery, Lafayette street east court house.

Herrick Shed, deputy sheriff, res. 60 w Main.

Hess Mary, wks 69 n Washington.

Hessor Peter, Merchant, res is n Morgan.

Hibbard H. V., roomers, College Ave. and Union.

Hicks W. H., Nickel Plate operator, res n Washington.

Hienke Annie, wks 42 Washington.

Higgins Dee, student, room 10 Commercial Hall.


Higgins Win., wks Quinn cooper shop. res. Lafayette.

Higgins Mrs. Wm., laundress, Lafayette

H;U*-r Geo., gardener, res Cemet< r) Ave.

HiSl..\' Minnie, student, room rS East Hall.

HiakleChai D itadent, j8 l-ocnsi

Hinkk 1 laborer, Institute and Valparaiso.

Hitt A. J., student, room 1 Heritage Hall.

Hogan T. A., res. Jefferson and Michigan.

Hohn John, butcher, res Krie and Valparaiso.

Hohn , butcher, 3 w Mechanic.

Holabird W. H.. Santa Fe passenger agent, res Jefferson & Napoleon*

Holland W. J., student, room 7 Holt building.

Hollister Henrietta, widow, res E. Main.

Hollister Wm. H*j carpenter, res E. Main.

Hollett J. D., hardware, res Chicago and Washington.

Hollett T. A., laborer, res 30 n Napoleon.

Holle Edward, laborer, res West street.«


7» VALPARAISO CITY DIRECTORY.

CHARTIER & DUMAS,ESTAHUSHED IN i860.

The Oldest Firm in the City.

WE USE THE

QUAKER BRICK MACHINE.ALSO, THE WINGARD'S PATENT KILN.

North Side of Nickel PlateTracks.]

Residence on Sooth street, near Nickel Plate depot,

Valparaiso, - Indiana.

VALPARAISO CITY DIRrCTORY73

Tf J _ ___ Who inve»* th«ir money through Pinmy'i Cffict h»v« no worry aAtr

I jHHIIRi H p»ning with their o«h /'inn.y Ollf.li Imitrtti

Holmes Louis W., student, room 8 Second Orange.

Holstein Prank, wks Pagin's livery, res 50 w Jefferson.

Holstein Win., tailor, res 10 Monroe.

Holt Mrs. J., boarders Heritage Hall.

Hootman G. W.. student, room 54 Commercial Hall.

. H<>rlin F. W , student, 45 College Ave.

Horn Conrad, butcher, res. Franklin and M'-nroe.

Horn Lou, butcher, res 12 e Monroe.

Horn Peter, butcher, res 13 e Monroe.

Hoskins Lizzie, student, room 40 Commercial H»U.

Hosselton Attie, student, room 24 Stiles Hall

Hovarter A M ,student, room 12 Lightfoot building.

Howard James, attorney, res. 7 Academy.

Howard John, Pgh baggage man, res 26 w Jefferson.

Howard Patrick, contractor, bds Nickel Plate Ave.

Howe John, Sr., 3d-ward councilman, res 52 w*Main.


Howe Miss Kate, teacher, bds 11 Fourth.

Howe Mrs. Thomas, widow, res 11 Fourth.

Hower George L., student, room 16 Heritage Hall.

Howarth Thos., student, room 10 Locust and Union.

Howard Emma, widow. 47 Mechanic.

Howe John, Jr., sample room, Main and Lalavette.

Hoyt I. W., lumber, res 6 w Monroe.

Hovt I., boards Grand Central Hotel.

Huber Mrs. Geo., widow, res 7 Campbell.

Huffman Iantha, student, room ss Commercial Hall.

.Hunt H. t res 58 n Washington.

Hunt Edward, mason, res Water & Washington.

Hunt F. W., merchant, s Washington, res Center township.

Hunt Addie, student, Filer building.

Huntington W. H., music, res and office 4 * letterson.

Humble Mary A., student, room 1 First Meade.

Humphrey W. C, student, 21 College Ave.

•Benry UiMter.^rn'Sr/r^a*^^: Res, Cor, Mm J Locust.

74VALPARAISO CITY I>!R*X"VORY

HANS BORNHOLT,DEALER IN

Salt and Fresh MeatiFRANKLIN STREET,

EAST SIDE PUBLIC SQTJ.

yU d^' *S

£ # J J•Stfw

7AHMEES SAVZ2TG GOOD

Butchers' Stock for Sal

CAN AT ANY TIME OBTAIN ITS

CASH VAX/OTC THEHI.

Poultry Always in Demai

VALPARAISO CtTT DIRECTORY. 75

•J^ „^. Who get moccy through FtMnty s I'/fictt have no feaur ol

JjOrrOT^7"GrS l>*bl«, Pinntywill not advance enoughto put them in danger of kltt,

Huse F. G, student, room 7 Fast Sefton.

Huston M. M., wks Wilson & Son, res 23 e Erie.

Ingraham Frank, student, room Mrs. Thorn's.

Ingram F. )., express agent, office and res s< nth side c. h. square.

Inwich Geo., plasterer, res near east terminus Main.

Irland D. H., proprietor Grand C< ntral hotel.

Isaacs E. K., normal teacher, res 21 s Michigan.

Jaokscn A. E. lconfectioner,Frankiin St Mechanic res Mechanic & Col AvJackson Frank, student, 30 e Mechanic

Jackson Henry, r r laborer, res rj Monroe.

Jackson Ira, engineer Pgh 1 r, res 58 Gollege Ave & Mechanic.

Jackson Peter, butcher, ren 52 n Napoleon

McLELLAN.J. W., Photographer, Empire Block.

James Miss E., res 28 n Napoleon.

James E. L., wks G. T. yards :• - 58 n Morgan.

James John, laborer, res West

Jameson Mrs. Lizzie, widow, res 33 to. lege Ave.

Jsndell Arthur, student, re m 5 Dewitt house.

Jaqu 1 I'ri ih, carpenter, res 8 Short.

Jean C. W. student, room 9 Post building.

Jeffrey C. A., broker, res e Jefferson.

Jessen John, carpenter, res 42 Jefferson.

Joel F., clothier, Main & Washington, res 46 n Lafayette.

Johnson Albert, student, room 20 Heritage hall.

Johnson James, Pgh fence gang foreman, res Marsh.

Johnson George A., student, room 15 Heritage hall.

Johnson Axel, student, room 13 Heritage hall.

Johnson Lars, r r laborer, res 4 Water.

Johnson U. H., student, room 13 Carr building.

Johnson Ola, laborer. Chartiei & Dumas brick yard, res South.

WKSffMOMisi & LetteraaiiHave

^fiffiirfcStt. .*. or Cigars.

VALPARAISO CITY DIRKCTORY. JJ

Strictly Life-sizePhotographs at the Imperial Gallery,

21 w Main.

Johnston Agnes, teacher, res West.

Johnston Miss L., tailoress, res Joliet Ave.

Johnston Julia, res West.

Johnston Wm., Attorney, west aide C. H., res 56 n Washington.

Johnston Bryan, Pgh section foreman, res West.

Jones Alonzo, laborer, res. Franklin & Water.

Jones Adelbert, wks G. T. r r, bds Main & Sixth.

Jones A. L., attorney Main & Washington, its Pink & Academy,

Jones Bradford, G. T. watchman, res 95 w Main.

Jones I). F., stork dealer, res Jefferson & Washington.

Jones Elzina. dress-making, res 43 c Mechanic.

Jones Frank, blacksmith, bds Freeman's restaurant.

Jones Frank, attonu \ Main & Washington, res Pink & Academy,

Jones E. D., farmer, r< -s 29 c Mechanic.

Jones Orilla, widow, rt -> 2d Jefferson.

Jones Joseph, grain dealer, res 24 Lafayette <S: Jefferson.


Jones L., laborer, res 44 Lafayette.

Jones Mrs. Rebecca, widow, res 62 Mechanic & College Ave.

Jones R. C, clerk, res 62 Mechanic & College Ave.

Jones. R. P., councilman, res Napoleon & Jefferson.

Jordan Chris., mason,

Jordan John, res 36 Erie.

Jordan J. R., carpenter, res 33 Academy.

Judy Joseph, student, room t6 Heritage hall.

Jungs John Chris., mason, res west.

KKane Leonard, teamster, res 33 e Chicago.

Keuhl Anna, servant, 53 Mound & Locust.

Keene Mrs. David, widow, res 32 Locust.

Keel Anna, widefw John, res West.

Keene B. L., student, Jaqua's building, Short street.

Keene Z., Pgh watchman, res Washington & Water.

Dr. Ryan, Physician and Surgeon, over Wood's grocery,

78 VALPARAISO CITY DfRtlToRV

UR WILLIAMS'

IIST TiKCE

NEW BRICK BUILDING,Opp. Harroid & Co., South Washington St.

New Bines. M Horses^

COMMERCIAL MENCarried to Srawliiii Towns at ReasonaDle Data.

RIG8 FUlt.MMIli:i)

WITH OEWITHOUT E

VALI'ARAISO CITY DIRECTORY.79

/*V^O 'n V ,lparai*° {or s

f'*on l

frm

c!/o '"•' y>ur i imMMtaKf. Weekly, MonlMy,

(Juarierly, Semi -annual un<l Yearly Payment! -.

rectiv«<J by Pimnty.

Keesler Wm., carp* nier, b 's Mrs. Winslow's s Franklin.

Keller Ida, student, room 32 Commercial hall.

Kellogg Brothers, founders and machinist*, w Mechanic.Kellogg A. W., of Kellogg Bros., res Academy & Erie.

Kellogg Miss L., teacher, res Erie & Napoleon.

Kellogg J. *W., of Kellogg Bros., res Erie £ Napoleon.

Kellogg A. L., machinist, res Mechanic * East.

Kellogg Woodard. machinist, res south side fair ground.

Kirk,Merchants hotel.

Keller A. J., wood contractor, res 43 Freeman & Locust.

Kelly Smith, laborer, res. 4' Morgan & Union.

Kent Florence, student, room 3 West Sefton.

Kenm.illy M. L, student, Oshorn building.

Kemmer James, ww> 1 r res w Chicago.

KetchellB. L., car; ter, res 50 e Jefferson.

Ketchell Frank, carpenter, res 31 e Jefferson.

Ketchell E. D., carpenter, res 21 e Institute.


Ketchell Oscar, tinner, res 49 e Jefferson.

Ketchell J. N., carpenter, res 21 e Institute.

Ketchell Steve, carpenter, res 4 Haas.

Ketchell Fred, carpenter, res 31 n Institute.

Ketler Jenella, teacher, res 43 Locust & Freeman.

Kevan Mrs. M., res Logan.

Kern C. J..dry goods, res Michigan x- Mechanic.

Kern D. J., janitor Normal School, bds College building.

Kerwin Fannie, student, room 12 S. E. h.

Kidney J. H., student, room :s Meade building.

Kidney Leah., student room 1 ^ Meade building.

Kinder Cora B., student, room 11 South hall.

King Bertie student, room 21 w Heritage hall.

Kingsley Kate, student, room 12 Heritage hall.

King Calvin, stud* nt, room 16 Commercial hall.

Kinsey Aaron, plasterer, res Nickel Plate A\e.

Henry Lemster, KSSSZSSS^S: Res. Cor. Mechanic & Locust.

go VALPARAISO CM V DIRECTORY.

TELEPHONE MO 80.

L. T. WHITE. T. H. BELL.

WHITE & BELL,DEALERS IN

LATH, SHINGLES AND

Hard and Soft Coal.YARDS SOUTH OF THE C. A G T DEPOT,

"Valparaiso, - - Indiana.

O.W.LEWIS,Dealer in Anthracite and Bituminous

COALYARDS AT NICKEL PLATE DEPOT.

Office at Finney Ac Co.'b Store.

VALPARAISO CITY Dl RECTORY. Si

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Oae who b not a Uw>Cr is not <»mftttmt to pre pan an Abstract of

Titte.LaW:Kinsey O. P.

,principal Normal School, re* 54 Monroe a Greenwich.

Kingston Angie, student, room 12 Heritage hall

Kinney Robert, laborer, res 43 n Morgan.

Kinney Win., laborer, res Franklin.

Kinslow Peter, wks J. Howe saloon, Main * Lafayette.

Kimerer Lou, lumberman, res 33 e Institute.

Kimerer M., lumberman, res 49 Valparaiso.

Kimerer Joseph, fanner, res 33 e Institute.

Kirk Lewis A., student, room Durand building.

Kirk Margaret, laundress, res 1 3 w Mechanic.

Kirkpatrick A., r r carpenter, res north of G. T. r r.

Kissinger Chas. F., student room 10 Heaton building.

Kilch J. W., student, room John Bruhn building.

Kruyer H., cigar-maker, res Main & St. Paul.

Kouts J. W., carpenter, res 39 e Monroe.

Knode Scott, drayman, res 41 e Monroe.

Kyes Harrison, night po ice. res north of G. T. r r.


Kreiter David H., student, room 17 Heritage hall.

Kreigher Herman, clerk, res 32 Washington.

Krenning H. W., teacher, res 15 Academy.

Locount Mattie, wks Freeman's restaurant, 14 w Main.

Ladaer Lewis, painter, res 34 Chicago.

Laforce Mitchell, shoemaker, res 54 Locust and Mechanic.

Lagess Moses, wks r r, res 52 Campbell.

Lahan Lizzie, servant wks college restaurant.

Lahan Clans, laborer, res near east terminus Main.

Lahawer H , wks r r, res 1 1 Haas.

Lambdin S. R. , student, room 7 Mead building.

Lambert Geo. , teamster, res 6 Fourth.

Lange Wm., stone-cutter, res Pink and Campbell.

Lange A., printer, Pink and Campbell.

Batley 1 WmLfSSSSSS*. teep &&!%?. Toilet Articles CV£

$2 VALPARAISO CITY DIRECTORY.

THE GRAND OPERA HO'4

GEO. HANKINSON, Manaf«J

JAMES McNAY Ti

J.W. KOUTS „ Suge

JAS. CKEEFFE, « „ Special

TIHs House Banks Among the lest ii i Shi

WITH A SEATING CAPACITY OF 800 ELEGANT OPERA CHAIRS.

btn-sis State with the Best of Scenery aid Plenty of it

ALL THE MODERN IMPROVEMENTS. INCLUDING

BAGGAGE ELEVATOR,Large Drawing Room,

Toilettes and Every Convenience^

FOR TIME AND TERMS, ADDRESS

GEORGE HANKINSON,

(CAKE MERCHANT* MoTII )

Valporalto, - - Indiana.

VALPARAISO CITY DIRECTORY. 8j

T*> — I^Z ^ ~.1 DiniimAAi The best and roost perfect at the Impe-

Babies .Pictures: rwc^tixJaiTiwa^

Lange Rosa, dressmaker, res Pink and Campbell.

Lange W. J. B.. pastor Ger. Luth. church, res 46 n Washington.

Laporte Laura, tailoress, Joliet Ave.

Laporte Mrs. L. widow, Joliet Ave.

Laporte Louis, butcher, res Main and Laporte.

Large Henry, farmer, res north of G. T. r r.

LaRose iMrs. Ed., laundress, 32 Napoleon.

Larson George, student, room 8 Dressen building.

Latimer John E., student, room 2 Martin building.

Latour Henry, wks T. Barry, bds 20 Chicago.

Laughlin J.,enjyiro** 1 re- 4 1 Morgan.

Lawler Annie, rei Mechanic.

Lawrence J. A .wivasstr, 25 Greenwich and Water.

Layton G, H., stuck nt, res 24 Union.

Lea Allie, student, room 27 Stiles block.

Leahy J. J., student, room 10 South Stiles.

Leahy Mrs. Jerry, widow, res s Lafayette.


Leahy Wm„ laborer, res s Campbell.

Leahy Nellie, servant.

Leahy James, wks Nickel Plate r r.

Leake F. W.. room upstairs 8 s Washington.

Leclaire Jos., baker res 25 Lafayette.

Leclaire, Munger cS: Co., grocers and bakers, w Main.

Leclaire, Chas., shoemaker, Main & Franklin, res 57 e Mechanic

Leclaire Maggie, dressmaker, 57 e Mechanic.

LeDew C, mason, res 62 Napoleon.

Lefave Dolphus, carpenter, res s Franklin.

Lehman, A., student 2- East.

Lehmkuhl [obn F., student, room 2 Mead building.

Leetz Henry, clerk Finney & Cornell, res 14 n Michigan.

Leiter Edward, student, room 16 Stiles' hall.

Lembke C, laborer, res 50 Academy.

Lembke C, mason, res 65 n Napoleon.

Dr. J. A. Ryan successfully treats Throat Diseases.


TJ .^ig Collected by W. £. Pinuty, agent for the care and management ofXV t/11 LD property.

LeMoire Jo., wks Jo Durand, res Axe's Ave.

Lemster F., mason, res 72 Main and Locust.

Lemster H., brick contractor and builder res 51 Locust & MechanicLemster John, mason, res W Valparaiso.

Lemster Cris. res. 51 Locust and Mechanic.

Leonard Alvah, farmer and stock dealer, res 13 Napoleon.

Leonard James, Carter & Leonard, wood, res 15 Napoleon.

Leonard Mary, widow, boarders, 56 w Main.

Leonard Patrick, Pgh construction train, res West street.

Lepell Margaret, widow, res 11 w Mechanic.

Lepell Frank* Undertaker, res 11 w Mechanic.

Lepell Wm, furniture, 31 w Main, res 66 n Washington.

Lepell John W., furniture, store and res e Main.

Letheraan A. P., physician, Main, res 40 n Washington.

Letherman J. H ,physician, Main, res 40 n Washington.

Letherman Wm., Rowley & Letherman Druggists, res 40 n Wash.


Letherman L. L. , U. S. mail service, res 55 n Franklin.

Letts A. E., book-keeeper Farmers National Bank, res 5 w Erie.

Letter Miss Mary A., 19 Main.

Leusch Eva, 32 Michigan and Mechanic.

Lewis Etta, student, room 38 East Hall.

Lightcap W. J., books and stationery and ret 66 College Ave.

Lewis 0. W., coal dealer Nickel Plate, res 41 e Jefferson,

Lindsey W. E., student, room 2 w Sefton.

Linkster John, laborer, res south of Nickel Plate track.

Litter P. M., student, room 13 Carr building.

Lohse Hans tailor, res 33 Valparaiso.

Long Wm. M., Pgh conductor, res 21 e Chicago.

Long Frits, wks Pgh r r, res West street.

Longshore Charles, carpenter, res e Institute.

Longshore John, carpenter, res 39 e Institute.

Longshore George, carpenter, res e Institute.

Lering D. J., physician, office and res 6 w Monroe.

to^lmmto^&^^VZVrl: Res. Off.JUMUUMI

VALPARAISO CITY DIRECTORY. g.

TflTftfi P*'d f° r n°D re"'denu and other«t by Pinuty.

Love George, res 5$ e Erie.

Love Sadie, teacher, res 58 e Erie.

Love Ines, student room at J. Folant's, College Ave.

Love Robert, farmer, res 58 e Erie.

Lovelass Minnie, student, room 6 South Hall.

Louderback Emma, 73 Locust and Main.

Louderback Jerome, deputy county clerk, res 65 n Lafayette.

Louderback John S., res 7 w Jefferson.

Louderback T. B., wagons, also J. P., east Main, res e Erie.

Lowe Catherine, student, room 25 Eaat-hall.

Lowe Harriet, student, rooms 26 Locust.

Loy A. S., student, room 17 Commercial Hall.

Ludolph P., Jr., wks r r, res 33 Campbell.

Ludolph P., Sr., wks r r, res 33 Campbell.

Luther C. R., gran and real estate, res 52 e Chicago.

Luther I. L., grain, &c, res e Jefferson.


Luther Harry, grain, &c, bds 52 e Chicago.

Lutz C. , carpenter, res 24 Campbell.

Lutz H., carpenter, res 24 Campbell.

Lybarger Chas. , laborer, res 6 Lafayette.

Lynd Samuel, student, 27 College Ave., room 2.

Lytle Don, res 12 Jefferson.

Lytle T. G., mayor res 70 n Franklin.

Magee Jeff bds 28 w Mechanic.

Magee John H., wagon-maker, res 28 w Mechanic.

Mahannah F. L., student, room 15 Lightfoot.

Mahler Henry, bds West Street.

Mahler Mrs. Peter, widow, res West street.

Mandeville L. H., photographer, n Washington, res 22 w Chicago.Mann Albert, laborer, res Main and Fourth.

Mann Wm. F., harness, 39 w Main, res 65 e terminus Erie.

Manville Rev. W. S., res s terminus Franklin.

Marks Joseph, metal and rags, res 11 e Chicago.

tMESR^fV^ZZ^ Leal ail Oil aid Mixed Paints.


Instantaneous Process ^tHS?Marquart Claus, mason, res 37 Monroe and Locust.

Marquardt G. A., grocer Harrokl * Co., res 49 n Lafayette.

Marquardt Will mason, 35 Monroe and Valparaiso.

Marquardt Peter, city clerk, res 40 Mechanic and Morgan.Marrs E. D., student, Marquardt building.

Marsh Joseph, butter maker, res Crosby Ave.

Marsh Win. H., creamery, res Crosby Ave.

Martens Christ, laborer, res South street.

Martins Hans, mason, res e Erie.

Martin Alonzo, tress-hoop-maker, res 38 Erie and LocustMartin Chas. , bds 38 Erie and Locust

Martin James, student, room 33 Stiles' block.

Martin S. C. , farmer, res 37 Mechanic.

Massey Esther, widow, res 88 Main and Greenwich.

Maseey Daniel, barber, res 88 Main and Greenwich.

Massey J. T., teamster, res 40 Monroe and Locust

LaFORCE & TALCOTT, Boots, Shoes a Rubbers, 9 w Main.

'

Massey Lafayette, barbef; res 28 n Michigan.

Massey Phineas, laborer, res 88 Main and Greenwich.Huon B. ¥., student, Aaron Kinsey building.

Mason Geo. H, wka Fgh r r, sat Jefferson and St PauL

Mason Lizzie, student, room 27, East Hall.

Mason Oscar, student, room 6 Kellogg building.

Maather H. H., student room 49 < omniercial HalL

Mattock Robert student room 7, College Ave.

MatoU Mrs. F., widow, n termini Campbell and Academy.

Mateon L., res 10 Short Street

Maudlin Ichabod. res n Lafayette.

Mnolsby R. S., railway mail serrice, res 13 s Michigan.

lUnlsby T. T., Merchants Hotel, Mechanic and Washington.

Maxwell Clotilda, student, 91 East Hall

Maxwell J. C , City Marshal, res 3 East Erie.

Mahony Jerry, laborer, res Joliet Are.

coapict«»e«a, pwfty aad towpSML _

i


f^na __ HfttA1

! r\ea >*'"""'>' deals in tax titles, forecloses tax lien* andattends to tax sale redemptions.

Mahoney John, laborer, res Joliet Ave.

Mahoney Maggie, wks Wilkinson & Murphy, res Joliet AveMahonev Mrs widow, res Joliet Ave.

Maybe Mrs. H., student, room 24 Heritage Hall.

Mahew Mrs. L., widow, res 73 n Napoleon.

McAlilly Miss Lizzie, normal faculty, room 40 Commercial Hall.

McAulifle Jerry, wks r r, res Jefferson and Fourth.

McAulifle John printer, res Napoleon and Elm.

McAulifle Patrick, printer, bds w Main.

McCain Addie. student, room 1 second Orange.

McCall Chas. W., student, room 33 Stiles block.

McCallum Wm. B., merchant, e Main, res Main and College Ave.

McCarey M. J., student, room 9 Carr building.

McCarthy Daniel, wks r r, res Daly and Boundary.

McCarthy Denis wks r r, res Daly and Boundary.

McCarthy Jerry, Pgh watchman, res Daly and Boundary.


McCarthy J. F., physician, res 7 East street.

McCarthy Tim, wks r r, res Daly and Boundary.

McCarthy Leroy, student, room 2 Martin building.

McClain T., r r carpenter, res 53 Franklin.

McClelland M. L, representative, res Franklin and Institute.

McClellan H., milk vender, res 67 n Napoleon.

McConahy J. A., printer, res 27 e Jefferson.

McConica Mrs., laundress, res 1 1 w Jefferson.

McCoy Belle, student, room 34 Commercial Hall

McCoy J. F., student, room 4 Thun building.

McDonald H., car foreman G. T., res north of r r

McDonald H., yard-master G. T., res 6 Elm.

McDonough Julius, student, room 6 Heaton building.

McElhinney Sara M., student room 10 Heritage Hall.

McElwee Emma, student, room 3 Stoner building.

McFetrich James, White, McFetrich & Co., res 52 n Lafayette.

Dr. J. A.. Ryan successfully treats the Eye and Ear.


Interpat. amI rems ^ Uy check or i]nh at **»&* ^•« *< *••#</ffy they are collected.

McGee A. J., wks r r, res 56 Morgan.McGill J. M., farmer, res 32 Michigan & Mechanic.McGillicuddy Bros., marble shop Mechanic and Franklin.

McGillicuddy James, McCillicuddy Bros., res s Michigan.

McGillicuddy John, McGillicuddy Bros., res 19 e Monroe.McGinnis Con, peddler, res Joliet Ave.

McGregor J., engineer G. T., res 40 n Morgan.

McGuire D. , section foreman G. T., res 5 Elm.

McKay John, Pgh brakeman, res Joliet Ave.

McKeehan Chas. , fruit stand, res 59 n Washington.

McKeehan D., fruit stand, res 59 n Washington.

McKellar Donald, student, bds 57 Greenwich.

McLaughlin. T. J., attorney, Lafayette & Jefferson.

McLellan J. W.,pnotographer, e Main.res 31 Washington &Valparaiso.McNay James, clerk, res 17 Water & Michigan.

McNay, Robert, tailor, res. e Monroe.


McNiece W. A., baker, res 77 n Napoleon.

Meagher Bridget, teacher, res Jefferson & St. Paul.

Meagher James, drayman, res Jefferson & St. Paul.

Meagher John, student, res Jefferson & St. Paul.

Meagher Margaret,housekeeper rector St. Paul's.Chicago & Campbell.Meagher Mary, wk Upthegrove & McLellan, res Jefferson & St. PaulMeagher Michael, wks Pflh r r, res Jefferson & St. Paul.

Mead Albert, wks Pgh r r, res 5 Fourth.

Mead Frank, boarding house, 73 Locust.

Meeker Mrs. C, widow, res Main * Campbell.

Meeker Gus. , painter, res 59 w Main.

Meeker Robt. , wks Pgh r r, res 59 w Main.

Meeker Willard, painter, res Main a Campbell.

Membrocker H., res 42 Academy.

Merchant!' Hottl, Ifcralsby k Hmtfanwi, props., Wash. A wtfhim!o.Merrett Mrs., widow, seamstress, 38 Mechanic.

Henry Lemtter,SSS5SUSS Bet jjfc leckfljc I LnL

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"PoYl^l PinflirAC ''' 1

'

,' rffCl Panels, the only place is theX CtiltJl X l%u C 111 t/D . Imperial Gallery. 21 w Main.

Merrifield T. J., attorney, res 49 Washington & Institute.

Michels Alice F. , student, room 2 Commercial Hall.

Middaugh J., laborer, res 31 AcademyMillar Almena S., student, 61 Locust. '

Miller A., stone-cutter, shop and res 4 n Franklin.

Miller Elmer, elene Rowley & Letherman, res 63 e Main.

Miller Horace, painter, res 54 Jefferson & Greenwich.

Miller Ira, pensioner, res 63 e Main.

Miller Jas. M., student, 17 Mound room 5.

Miller L. C, student, Carr Building room 5.

Miller Nannie, student, Fast Hall room 5. ,

Miller T. G., res 40 n Morgan.

Mills John R., baker, res 76 e Main.

Minnich Tila, student, 2d Sefton room 3.

Mockbce Jas., wks r r, res 66 Lafayette.

Mockbee Mrs., res 66 Lafayette.

LaFORCF Sc TALCOTT, Boots, Shoes & Rubbers, q w Main,

Moffitt O. L., teamster, res Sugar Loaf.

Mohnssen D. , clerk John Lrbahns, res 52 n Morgan.

Monti Martha, wks Mr. Gardner, 37 n Washington.

Moore F. B., student, Mrs. F. Osborne's.

Moore Delia, student, Stiles' Block room 6.

Moore M., student, bds 71 e Main.

Moran Denis, dry goods & clothing, bds Chicago & Academy.Moran Frank, student, bds Chicago & Academy.

Moran John, student, bds Chicago & Academy.

Moran Julia, seamstress, bds Chicago * Academy.

Moran Peter, boots & shoes w Main, res Chicago & Academy.Morrice Leila A . student, Carr Building room 1.

Morris J. Q, student, Jones Block room 5.

Morse W. S., student, Lightfoot building room 8.

Moxon J. W . studYnt, Colhge belfry floor.

Mowery Dennis I., student, Anderson building room 1.

ms$VI2S;Blwlq & Letfierman"'^KtSMSL **, or Ci£ar$


TT _ __ The (food lawyer remits to hi> client tis w«is he Collects

I mm ww debtor. Pintuy Joes not hold money belonging to hit

Mowry C. A., student, Little Heritage room 23.

Mnllen Geo H., student, 31 Locust..

Mullen Dr. H. E., otiice 39 w Main.

Mullen John, student, Heritage Hall room 6.

Mullen Joe, student, 13 n College ave.

Mullen Mark, student, 1 3 n College ave.

Mullen Mrs., student, 69 East & Monroe.

Mullin Geo. H., student, Lightfoot building, room 2.

Mullin J. P., student, Duke building.

Mundell Chas., student, Forbes building room 4.

Munson Matt., student, Carr building room 2.

Munger Russell, grocer &baker, w Main, res 338 Washington.

Murphy Dan, wks M. E. O'Keefe, res Kinsey.

Murphy John, wks G T r r, res Kinsey.

Murphy John, wks Pgh r r, res Mechanic.

Murphy J. W., wks N P r r.


Murphy Mary, wks Upthegrove & McLellan, res Main & 7th.

Murphy Miss Mary, cloak & dress maker 25 w Main.

Murphy Nellie, wks Upthegrove & McLellan, res Main A 7th.

Murphy Mrs. Thos., laundress, 14 Sixth.

Murphy Mrs. Tim, laundress, Main & 7th.

Murphy Wm., teacher, Chicago & Campbell.

Murray Archie, wks Rudell, bds 63 n Washington.

Murrell Jas., r r contractor, res 25 Greenwich & Water.

Muster John, laborer, res e terminus Main.

Muster Sam, laborer, res 28 Academy.Muxen M. E., student, Jones block room 6.

Myers Claus, elk Finney & Cornell, res 13 e Monroe,Myers, Cris., laboter, res 13 e Monroe.

Myers J. H., student, Kelly building room 7.

Myers Mildred, student, college room F.

Nelson Ira S., student, Dressen building room 8.

Dr. Ryan, Physician and Surgeon, oyer Wood's

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i A VtcfvQpfc /'.'/'.•! has the ;/.'•. Peiter

county. His prices .ue low.

Nelson Myra, student. 23 I 'nion.

Newland J. H., physician, res .7 - Mechanic.

Newland, W. H., druggist Bryant & C<>., res 2q e Mechanic.

•wton,Dr. H. D., denthi, off & res e Main, over Vail's jewelry store.

ichols Alfred, peddler 28 w Main.

Nichols Henry, carpenter, res6 s Napoleon

Nichols Myron H., stud- nt ;i s College ave., room .s.

Jlickell A. R., res Main .v College Ave.

ickell Estella, teacher, Main & College Ave.

iehouse John, stone eul Monroe & Valparaiso.

tNightingale W. R., stud* til r mirth ( Jr.igc room 4.

IjKissen P., student, Carr building room 8.

mixon Jacob, student, Aaron Kinsey building.

~~oel Mary, teacher, bds 4th street.

oel Wilfred, undertaker, a Franklin, res Monroe & College Ave.

INolty Lottie, widow, laundress, 13 Mechanic.

McLELLAN, I. W.. Photographer, Empire Block.

orris Eli, res 62 Mechanic.. ( ollege Ave.

orton E. , bridge carpenter

ugent Wm., student, Suter bu Iding roi muppnau II., bottling works .\ res Mechani* (s Napoleon.

uppnau Paul, prop Franklin House Mi h \ Campbell,

uppnau Paul, laborer,

uppnau Rick, dressmaker

'Brien Pat, wks Pgh 1 r, re> M lin a ~ 'aul

'Hara Peter, wks Pgh rr re* VVi

'Keefe Jame.-> F., paintei re* 7 I alum< 1 Ave.

eefe M. E., confectioner, store & res V7 Main.

linger C. S., student East'Sefton room 2.

line Win , wks Pgh r 1. - 33 Napole

lson Hannah, servant. 2 1 Union.

Ison J. W., student, Jones bl.;ck, room 7.

ille Irwin, wks Pgh r r. res 39 w Mi chai

I

inry Lemster, SSSSZSHIwSm: Rcs.Cor. Mechanic tLOGDSt.

VALPARAISO CITY DIRECTORY. 9>

A VtcfvQnfo Pimtey has the ///-, set of Ai <>>nt Books in Porter

county. His prices are low.

Nelson Myra, student, 2\ Union.

Newland J. H., physician, res 27 e Mechanic.

Newland, W. H., druggist Bryant & Co., res 29 c Mechanic.

Newton, Dr. H. D., dentitt, off & res e Main, over Vail's jewelry store.

Nichols Alfred, peddler, 28 w Main.

Nichols Henry, carpenter, res 6 s Napoleon.

Nichols Myron H., student, 31 s College ave., room 5.

Nickell A. R., res Main & College Ave.

Nickell Estella, teacher, Main & College Ave.

Niehouse John, stone-cutter, res Monroe & Valparaiso.

Nightingale VV. R., student, Fourth Orage room 4.

Nissen P., student, Carr building room 8.

Nixon Jacob, student. Aaron Kinsey building.

Noel Mary, teacher, bds 4th street.

Noel Wilfred, undertaker, s Franklin, res Monroe & College Ave.

Nolty Lottie, widow, laundress, 13 Mechanic.

M< EEELAN, J. \V\, Photographer, Empire Klock.

Norris Eli, res 62 Mechanic & College Ave.

Norton E., bridge carpenter.

Nugent Wm., student, Suter building room 6.

Nuppnau H., bottling works & res Mechanic ,\ Napoleon.

Nuppnau Paul, prop Franklin House Mechanic & Campbell.

Nuppnau Paul, laborer.

Nuppnau Rick, dressmaker.

O'Brien Pat, wks Pgh r r. res Main & St. Paul.

O'Hara Peter, wks Pgh r r, res West.

O'Keefe James E., painter, res 7 Calumet Ave.

O'Zeefe M. E., confectioner, store & res w Main.

dinger C. S., student. East Sefton room 2.

Oline Win., wks Pgh r r, res 33 Napoleon.

Olson Hannah, servant. 21 Union.

Olson J. W., student, Jones block, room 7.

Orville Irwin, wks Pgh r r. res 39 w Mechanic

Henry Lemster, SSSHEiiwJX: EtS.Cor. MechauiC & LocOSt.

I

52 VALPARAISO Cm DlRECTOmi

FLINT LAKE ICE,For Domestic? Use.

Too much care can not be taken to get Ice for h:us*l

hold use from water that is

TAKE NOTICEThat the only body of water in Porter County

has been chemically analyzed and proven

Absolutely Pure is that of

•

TAKE NOTICE ALSO

A, W. LYTLEHas put up from Flint Lake this season a j

Large Quantity of the

Best Ice He ever Packed.

Ask his numerous patrons what this mwni and *

govern your contracts accordingly.


Instantaneous Process'

"• ttgtess?j: w Main Sc

O'Malley John, wks Main & Lafayette, res Daly & Boundary.

Organ Walter E., Commercial Hall, room 47.

Osborn Wm„ 20 Locust.

Osborne J., farmer, res 39 n Lafayette.

Osborne Mrs., boarders, South Stiles.

O'Sullivan James, laborer, res West.

O'Sullivan Michael, wks Pgh r r.

O'Sullivan P., clothing & groceries, Main & Napoleon.

O'Reilly Lizzie, teacher, res 44 Chicago.

O'Reilly M chad, wks Pgh r r, res Water.

O'Reilly Rev. M.. rector St. Paul's, res Chicago & Campbell,O'Reilly Mary wks Pgh eating house.

O'Reilly Phil., wks Pgh rr, res Stokes.

Otto Carson, grocer, s Franklin.

Overton Frank, student, Folants' building 21 College Ave.

Owen C. F , student. Dewitt House room 1.

LaFORCI & rALCOTT, Boots, Shoes & Rubbers, 9 w Main,

Pa^e Myra, matron Heritage Hall, College Ave.

Pagels Henry, tailoi 24 Jefferson.

Pagin Harry, livery, s Lafayette, bds Grand Central Hotel.

Paradise Thos., carpenter Pgh r r, res 40 n Campbell.

Parks Aaron, locksmith and trustee Center tp., res 36 e Mechanic.

Parks Sam, baker, res 36 e Mechanic.

Parke Win. F., lime and cement, res 4 n Napoleon.

Parriott Mrs. L. , seamstress, res Napoleon and Chicago

Parsons H S student. Jones block room 3.

Pattillo J. T., student. Junes block room 3.

Partrock M , wks, Pgh r r, Ruge & Factory.

Patelow M. L., seamstress, bds Lafayette & Jefterson.

Patino Louis, labour, res south Nickel Plate track.

Patrick J H .hardware Ross, P. & H., res 23 n Michigan

Patrick T. H., harness maker, res Chicago and Locust.

Patton J as . wks Pgh r r, res Water.

DHUCC'8T8,pnwlpu (• T-Pthprman Ther? ta 0I,ly onr w:1 >' ,0 ,;* tisfy y>ur»eir or th»

Ola Drug Stand, UUtT luj a Lulllul illQll •. rnplctrncM, punt) anj low price J stock, CxtL.

VALPARAISO CITY DIRECTO«Y>

The Merchants Hot<MAULSBY 60 HANKINSON, PROPS.,

Looated directly opposite New Court House, -South Bide.

This House now ranks with the leading Hotels of the State, and is second to i

ia its Elegant Furnishings and First class Accommodations.

We have the Largest and Finest Sample Rooms In .Northern Ii

Special Attention Paid to Commercial Men.£%e.tes. $2.00 I^er IDa.y

.

An Elegant Billiard Parlor is connected with this House.—

E. D. & P. CRUMPACKER,ATTORNEYS AT LAW,XXX .4k.0cKJL0xxi.3r o>±* JVEuaelo

Wm. Lepell,

W. MaiD,

Adjoining

OperaHouse.

Misses WILKINSON &

DRESSMAKERS,

Over Fair Stoi

LeCLAIRE, MUNGER & CO.,PITT BA.KBRY,

INTo. 18 XV. IVIaIxi Btroet,GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, PRODUCE AND POULTRY.

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W. O. CATTRON, M. D. f

HomcepatMc Fl2.3rslcia.3a. 4c 3-u.rgreon,

Diseases of Women ami Children a Specialty.

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VALPARAISO CITY DIRECTORY.

Deeds, Mortgages, &c.A pertoa who dew* tint writ*

• plum haii.! la incomp»t«ut

UXlratW lllltl I.Dlf Dlr> MltMl.lisl

for record. You c»n re*d *h»l ISntiry writs*.

Paulson Fred, laborer, rea s Campbell.

Faven James, wks Pgh r r, bds Mrs. Leonard's, w Main.

Peabody Alma, student. 31 Locust.

Pearce Abe, roller mills, office n Washington, res 29 Lafayette.

Pearson Aaron, student, Commercial Hall room 54.

Pearson C, G. T. w, res 33 Erie.

Peck G. S , student, Bruhn's brick, room I.

Peck Lloyd B., student, Heritage Hall, room 10.

Peer P. W., farmer, res Chicago and Fourth.

Peirce Andrew J., boots and shoes e Main, res w Jefferson.

Peirce Chas. S., boots and shoes e Main, res w Jefferson.

Peirce J. C., deputy auditor, res 51 Washington and Institute.

Peirce Joseph, boots and shoes e Main, res- Lafayette and Posey.

Pelton F., works and boards Freeman's restaurant, w Main.

Pelton Andrew, res 21 Monroe.

Pennock Eleanor, widow, res 28 n Lafayette,

WILCOX & SMITH. Druggists, 4 s Washington.

Perley Proctor, student. Heritage Hall room 15.

Perrine B. F„ bookbinder & stationer, Locust and College Ave,

Perry G. H., machinist, res 17 Erie.

Perry J. , teamster res 4 Lytic

Perry Theodore, laborer, res Spring.

Perry Thov H., student, Smock buildmg room 4.

Peter Oris, wks Steven' sample room, res 46 Napoleon.

Peters John H., janitor public schools, res 17 Michigan and Chicago.

Peters Phoebe, widow, res 10 w Main up stairs.

Pettitt Cynthia Jane, widow, res Laportc Ave.

Philbrick Mrs widow, res 42 s Locust.

Picard Proseus, laborer, res 40 Campbell.

Pickell Andrew, res 2y College Ave.

Pierce James M., boarders, 71 e Main.

Pierce Ollie, student, Rich building, room 5.

Pierce Simeon, re^ 5 e Jefferson.

Dr. J. A. Ryan successfully treats Throat Diseases.

A. W. VINCENT, M. DVALPARAISO, INDIANA.

OFFICE

li-iste <Sc Hollett lSTe-7- Bloclc, IF'ram.lclIan. Street*

GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL!VALPARAISO, IM>.

I). 11. IRIAND, Prop., M. A. BIRD1CK, Managed

LOO IrPER 3DAY.I

Ron ivated ' 'ttice,

n .

John W. Wood,II v KB IN

Groceries anfl Provisions, CrocRery aid Glassware,

WHEAT AND BUCKWHEAT FLOUK AND MEAL.

Confootion* **• Cigars, Ijamp*.

23 E. Main St, - Valparaiso, Inl

H. C. COATES, M. D.,lEirsivxAn m. str mn »ithoibo

Valparaiso, Indiana.

Office Opposite Post-Offlce, Up Stairs.fyPre] irrd tui »

i:. V. /VRNOT.D,UNDERTAKER,TranUim Sir**!, tirtt T><»>r Souih of PrtaWrto* <'••" •

Office open all hours -Day or Niyht

Y>e aim to be pp.;

1

VM.PARAMO CITY DIRECTORY. 97

"|* __ Half of the practising lawyers do not understand familiarly the \J. 8.

AmJCLlnf land system and land description, (io to Pinnn's Offices for correct•ad UglbU work

Pierson Lily R., cook Merchants' Hotel.

Pinney Wm. EL, abstract of titles & atty, office & res 14 e Mechanic.

Pittee C. H., expressman, res 27 Morgan.

Plahn Detlef, gardener, res West.

Pletcher S. C, student, Mead building room 16.

Pomeroy George, res 69 n Franklin.

Pomeroy Mack, artist, res 69 n Franklin.

Pomeroy Mary, widow, dressmaker, res Michigan and Monroe.Polk C. C. piano tuner, rrs 10 College Ave. and Jefferson.

Popenhagen, wks Pgh r^r, res WestPorter H. W., countv superintendent, res 41 n Washington.

Porter John C, student, Commercial Hall room 16.

Porter Walt, student. Stnock'fl building room 12.

Portteus J. L., student. 13 Union, room 1.

Post Charles, carpenter, res 57 s Locust.

Post C. W., roomers, 53 Locust and Mound.

McLELLAN. J. W., Photographer, Empire Block.

Powell Wm., milk vender, res 37 n Campbell.

Pratt D. A., widow, dressmaker, 15 Monroe.

Pratt Thomas, laborer, res 52 Locust.

Price J., laborer, res s Fourth.

Pinter Jacob, cigar maker Mechanic & Franklin,res Jeff & NapoleonProut Minnie, student, South Hall room 7.

Pugh Mary, student, South Hall room 13.

Purdy Sam, barber n Washington, les 54 w Main.

Pursell B. 1'., student, Suh s block room 18.

Quatermass Emerson, di > m>ods w Main, res e Jefferson.

Quaterma^s Ceo., dry goods w Main, res 8 s Napoleon.

Cjuigley Jos., laborer, res Logan and Farrell.

Quinn Schuyler, cooper, res 22 s Lafayette.

Cjuinn Robert, farmer, res 39 Chicago and Locust.

Quinn Wm., cooper, res 22 s Lafayette.

Quinian Ed., laborer, res Stokes.

Heiu7i^mster,i?rij:s.oorr^o^u,

«dr#i: Bes.Cor. Mechanic & tost.

9* v.w i \k \im> « 1 1 \ direc rok\

The Chicago & Grand Trunk

The Great Through Line To

Port Huron, Hamilton, Toronto, |

Detroit, Suspension Bridge, Montr*

London, Buffalo, Queb<

New York, Boston,

Philadelphia.

Through Tickets on Sale to all Principi

Points East, West, North & South.

*.**. a,B.BtW! , W.K^. «

General Manager, Traffic Manger, Asst. Keu. Pass. Agt. I

Detroit, Mich. Chicago, 111. Chicago.

7. Dowker, Agent, Valparaiso,

VALPARAISO CITY DIRECTORY.

Babies' Pictures: n'^mcS!.!Sf££: u^-

Quinlan Miss Johanna, tailorcss, res Stokes.

Quinlan Jerry, wks r r, bids 52 w Main.

Quinlan John, student, bds 52 w Main.

Quinlan John, laborer, res Stokes.

Quinlan Wm., student, res Stokes.

Raber J. C, student, Little Heritage room 23.

Racine Timothy, wks brickyard, res Water and Greenwich.Radke John, Nickel Plate section hand, res South.

Radkey Herman, laborer, res 69 n Napoleon.

Rsdkey , blacksmith, res 8 Chicago.

Ramsey H. J., student, Thun building room 3.

Ramsey Solomon, expressman, res 5 I Napoleon.

Randall Wilmot, student, res 27 Monroe.

Rankin H., county surveyor, bds Grand Central Hotel.

Rathjens D. , saloon 8 A 10 w Main, res up stairs.

Rawson George, student, 21 Union.

LaFORGE & TALCOTT, Boots, Shoes & Rubbers, 9 w Main.

Ray Wm. P., G T freight clerk, res 57 East and Erie.

Raymond Louis, blacksmith, res Brick.

Reading W. L., insurance agent, res 38 n Franklin.

Reader Mary, wks 56 n Washington.

Redington John, clerk, res Joliet Ave.

Redington Miss NJlie seamstress, Joliet Ave.

Redington Patrick, wks r 1 , res Joliet Ave.

Reed Fred, barber.

Reel Addie, student, Last Sefton room 4.

Reese David, carriage trimmer and painter, res 21 n Michigan.Reibley Andrew, carpenter N P r r, res West.

Reider Herman, mason, res 48 Water.

Reiter A. C, printer, res w Mechanic.

Regan Ghas., sample rooms w Main, res 21 Jefferson.

Reynolds Rose, dressmaker, res 1 1 Monroe.

Reynolds T. E., blacksmith, res 44 Morgan.

Rowley iUMmp&ZXFEb. keep SftSJs^ Toilet ArticlBMl

I00 VALPARAISO CITY DIRECTORY

PETER MORAN,DEALER IN"

BOOTS, SHOES & RUBBERS

CLOTHING,GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,

Hats and Caps,

Ladies Fine Shoes a Specialty.

17 MAIN STREET,

Nearly Opposite Grand Central Hotel.

VALPARAISO, INDIANA.{

VALPARAISO CITY DIRECTORY.|0|

TPflVTriQ * " ,U SFS lV LoTS- ^MA has several farms and nanvA CAiX XJ-LO housts and lots lor sale at moderate price-.pnee

Eenner Dr. H. N., Dentist Main & Washington, bds Merchant*.Rhombolt. Ricky, servant, res 5 Monroe.Rice E. W., grocer, *res 23 e Jefferson.

Rich A. D laundryman, Locust and Mound.Rieder

J., mason, res 24 Academy.Rieder M., mason, res 24 Academy.Rieder Mary, servant, res 24 Academy.Ries Emma, student, East Hall room 15.

Ries Wm., student. Mead building room 16.

Rigg Sidney township assessor, res 59 East and Erie.

Rigg Thomas, artist, res 39 Monroe.

Ritter Jas. K., student, Stoetzel building room 1.

Rively Peter, wks Wm. Quinn, res Barry.

Rix Chas., laborer, bds Franklin House.

Rockhill Osc.ir. student, South Stiles room 7.

Robertson Aug., student. Heritage Hall room 2.


Robinson A., farmer, res 14 Napoleon.

Robinson Cassie M., student.

Robinson Jacob, laborer, res 14 Napoleon.

Robinson M. M., printer, res 36 Locust and Institute.

Rockwell Geo., res Nickel Plate Ave.

Rogers A., jeweler, res n w Jefferson.

Rogers J., brooms, res 24 s Napoleon.

Rogers E. E., student, 15 Mound room 3.

Rodgers May W., student, South Hall room 8.

Rogers Hattie B. , student, East Hall room 24.

Rohder Fred, laborer, res 44 Academy.

Rosenburger Theodore, student 12 Locust.

Ross Meda, teacher, res 12 w Jefh rson.

Ross Nellie, teacher, res 12 w Jefferson.

Ross Richard, hardware Ross, P. & B,w Main, res 15 w Jefterson.

Rothermel Peter, bartender Jacob Thun, bds up stairs.

Henry Lemster, KStt&XSSLt^MW I LftflT

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Abstracts.A;.) inn n who if not a lawyer, and any lawyer *V- has not* »t%

id Abstrart BMhl, an<i •fho incs |o itul il»tract<

it an hnposler

Rothrock D A , student, South Stiles room to.

Rough Edward If., student, Thun building room 3.

Rough Lily A., stude t, West Heritage room 21.

Rowe H. H , carpenter, res 24 Morgan.

Rowell Kd., wks Pgh r -, res Barry.

Rowley A. R., druggist, res Institute and Lafayette.

Rowley Mrs., widow, res Institute and Lafayette.

Ross Patrick & Banister, hardware, 37 w Main.

Royalty Will, mason, res Franklin s Pgh r r.

Rudell Adam, barber, bds 63 n Washington.

Rudell George, barber, res 63 n Washington.

Ru^e Claus, saloon, res 64 e Main.

Ruge H.. councilman, res 20 n Michigan

Ruge Hammond, res 34 Krie.

Russell Duncan, stone cutter, res 59 Main.

Russell Frank, carpenter, bds 3 Napoleon

WILCOX & SMITH, Druggists 4 a Washington.

Russell Horace, student, 28 Locust.

Russell Stewart, wks G T r r, res 41 e Institute.

Ryan Denis, wks Pgh r r, res Water.

Byan J. A.. H. D.. rw Mechanic 6 Napoleon.

Ryan James, laborer, res 77 w Main.

Ryan Mary, wks 25 w Main, res 12 Sixth

Ryan Michael, wks Pgh r r, res Water.

Ryan Martin, rample rooms and re* Lafayette and Mechanic.

Ryan Mrs. Nora, laundress, 12 Sixth

Salisbury E. G., book-store and res 1*1 n Washington

Salisbury Mrs. J. D., res 22 Academy.

Salisbury J M., notions, 2j Locust and College AveSalisbury Mrs. L. E., millinery w Main, res k> w Jefferson.

Salisbury M. A., books & stationery, res Academy and Haas.

falitbuxy K A it Co., bocks & stationary, 13 n Washington.

i£alUgiver S. D. , student. Stiles block room 18.

\ J. A. Ryan successfully treats Throat Diseases.


"D ^q 1 T7'c4"Q ^£X b'^ of^ at tax ^'^ l)y f^wr for investment

Salyer D. A., manager water works, res 32 n Lafayette.

Salyer D. C, foreman water works, bds 32 n Lafayette.

Salyer G. C, wks Pgh r r, bds n Lafayette.

Salyer G. Z., res Washington and Jefferson.

Salyer W. S , restaurant 21 e Main, res Washington and Jefferson,

Saunders John, painter, res 5 Campbell.

Sanderson Kate, student, East Hall room 9.

Sager C. A., floor & feed Main & Napoleon, ret Axe's Ave.

Sayles G. A., hardware e Main, res 47 n Franklin.

Sayles H., hardware e Main, res 56 n Franklin.

Styles & Conovor, hardware, 9 e Main.

Sayles M. P.. homcepatbic physiciai^office 9 e Main, res 15 n MichiganSauerback Chris, elk W. G. Windle's grocery, res e Main.

Sawyer C. D., farmer, res. 40 e Institute.

Schenck Clarence R., livery Main & Napoleon, res 29 e Jefferson.

Schermerhorn Minnie, student, East Hall room 22.


Schermerhorn Hattie, student, East Hall room 22.

Schnewind Rose, elk L. D. Boudy, res 7 Erie and Lafayette.

Schnewind H., cigars, res 7 Erie and Lafayette.

Schnider Louis, wks W. S. Salyer, bds 22 Franklin.

Schuldt Peter, milk dealer, res 62 East and Erie.

Bchnmaker Herman, drayman, order Harrold & Co., res Cemetery Ave.

Schuman Mrs. Catharine, widow, bds 41 Locust.

Schuster P., harness maker w Main, res 11 n College Ave.

Schwagen H.

, laborer, res 10 Sixth.

Schwarzkopf C. , shoemaker, res and store 7 w Meciwnic.

Scutt Harry J., cigarmaker, res Lafayette and Jefferson.

Seager Kittie, student, Stiles Hall room 17.

Seeley Helen, student, room Weiss house.

Segerdahl Wm., G T roadmaster, res 25 Calumet Ave.

Sego J., laborer, res s Nickel Plate depot

Seibert Fred, wks r r, res 25 Morgan and Water.

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Scibert John, wks Pgh r r, res 44 Campbell.

Sellars Lillian, student, East Hall room 33.

Selman Martin, shoemaker Peirce Bros. , res 24 e Erie.

Sergeant Wm# C, farm- r, res 7 St. Paul.

l>Seymour Phena, student, East Hall room 4.

Shade Albion, baker, res 42 w Mechanic.

Shade Daniel, mason, res 42 w Mechanic.

Shade S-imuel, mason, res 42 w Mechanic.

Shaine John, laborer, bds w Mam.'p. Shank W. K., bkpr Western Pub House, res 49 s College Ave.

Shannon J. A., student, room at 45 s Locust.

Sharp John, well digger, res Oak e City limits.

Shave Christ, laborer, res Nickel Plate Ave.

Shaw Flora, student, Commercial Hail room 39.

Shay Pat laborer, bds Main and St. Paul.

Shay Tim. wks Pgh r r, bds Main and St. Paul.


Shedd E. E., nurseryman, res Laporte Ave.

Sheets Aug.. tea nstt-r, res 93 Main and East,

jSheffield H. jr., confections Franklin & Mechanic, res Morgan * MedtSheffield H. sr ., farmer, res 47 n Washington.

Shepard Fannie M., student, First Orange room 4.

tShepard James, Pgh fireman, bds Jefferson and Lafayette.

Sheridan T. J., student, Duke building room a.

Sherman Chas., res Main and Fourth.

Sherman F. W., res Main and Fourth.

Sherman Wm., res Main and Locust.

p* Shinaberger R., ice dealer, res Monroe and Lafayette.

Shinaberger W., bridge carpenter, res Mechanic and Lafayette.

Shipman L-muel, student, Commercial Hall room 45.

Shoemaker John, saloon s Campbell.

Shoks W»., iarmer, res Main and Morgan.

fe. Shrev* Thos. M.. grocer, res 13 e Water.

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Shuey D. F., blacksmith, bds \& u \1.

Shuey G. VV., drayman, res 4 n Michigan.

Shuey Stella, boarders 38 u Mechanic.

Schumen Kathrina. widow, res 41 Loctlfel

Shults Mary, res 31 Jefferson and Yalpar.«i-,<.

Shultz Win,, wks Pgh r r, res 40 Ghi< igo and Locust.

Sichter O., engineer, res 17 Elm.

Sieb John, butcher market s Washington, res (A « M. - hankSierks John, drayman, res 31 Chicago and Valparaiso.

Sievert & Otto, groceries, 9 and 11 s Franklin.

Sievers Claus, lab Chartier & Dunns' brick, yard, res West.Sievers Eggert, bartender, res 30 e Erie.

Sievers Fred, bartender, res Napoleon and Mechanic.

Sievers H., saloon and residence 57 Calumet Ave.

Silberberg J. M., clothier e Main, res 43 n Washington.

Simmonds Hattie V., student, East Hall room 33

WILCOX & SMITH, Druggists. 4 s Washingtoi

Simons D. E. , roadmaster Pgh r r, res ss n Washington.Simpson Wm., engineer G T r r, res 33 Chicago.

Sims M. G., student, Holtz House room 6.

Sing Sam, Chinese laundry 49 Main and Michigan.

Sisters of Providence, teachers St. Paul's Academy, 5 Academy.Sitz Thos., laborer, bds Franklin.

Skinner Albion, expressman, res 8 e Mechanic.

Skinner C. K., paper hanger and painter, bds Merchants HoiSkinner D. F., banker, res 38 n Washington.

Skinner J. Hanford, attorney and insurance agent, 14 e MedSkinner Mrs. John, widow, res 8 e Mechanic

Skinner Samuel S., farmer & banker, res 37 Washington a M(Slider C. E., student, Union and Locust room 1.

Sloan J. N. , res 36 a Franklin.

Small Mary, widow, boarders 18 Franklin and Jetferton.

Smaltz Mary, student, East HaM room 20

-Dr. Ryan, Physician and Surgeon, over Wood's

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(Smith Arthur C, druggist 4 s Washington, res 24 Jeff & Morgan.(Smith Arthur H , student, Marquardt building Monroe & LocusLSmith & Dunham Mesdames. stamping & emb. 20 w Main 2d floor.

|Smith Ed, employed in Chicago, res 20 \v Main up-stairs.

ISmith F., student. 33 College Ave. room 3.

BtSmith F. M., student 26 Locust,

L.Smith G. C, carpenter, res 22 Union.

f Smith Geo., laborer, res 32 s Lafayette.

I Smith H. A., tinner, res 53 Monroe add Greenwich.

I Smith Jos., fruit stand Main .\nd Washington, res 9 Academy.3 Smith L. D., cooper, res \2 s Lafayette.

Smith Oliver, copper, res 32 s Lafayette.

I Smito O. W., fruit stand M tin md Washington, res 9 Academy.Smith S. S., student. 30 College Ave.

[ Smith Mrs S. W., widow, res 5 n Morgan.

Smith Ben, printer, res 5 n Morgan.

M( LFLLAN, J. W.. Photographer. Empire Block.

ISmith Lou. teacher, res 5 n Morgan.

ISmith U. G., student, Carr building room 9.

t Smith Will. B., blacksmith, res 80 Main and College Ave.

£ Smith W. L. . student, 30 College Ave.

.Smith W. O , student, Marqmrdt building Monroe and Locust.

Smock Celia, roomers 44 Freeman <»nd College Ave.

ISmock Kate, music teacher. 44 Freeman an : College Ave.

I Smutzer E. C. , butch( r. res 2> n Franklin.

Smutzer Frank, butcher, res f>= e Main.

I Snell Edwin F., student, East Sefton room 7.

Snyder C. E., student. I'nion and Locust.

I Snvder Dan, stiulent, Commercial Hall room 47.

Snvder James, painter, res Main and Campbell.

Soldner Jonas, student. Meed building ^ Mound.

Soper A., teamster, res

Sothman T., butcher, res 23 Lafayette.

Henry Lemster, SS8Sn&iJSwS& Res. Cor. MccbailiC & Locust.

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Southworth A. A., teachc*, res Laporte Ave. **Sonera Frank, baker, bda n s Lafayette. ££lowers Mrs. J., laundress, res 1 1 s Lafayette.

Spaulding Helen, student, res 35 n Lafayette. _Specht Claus, Hesser, Specht a Co., clothiers, res 14 w Monroe.

Spaeth Geo., butcher, res 31 Campbell.

Spaeth John, butcher, res 31 Campbell.

Spaeth Wm., butcher, res 31 Campbell.

Spaeth Mary, irks Grand Central Hotel, res 31 Campbell. .

Spoooer Wm., Harrotd & Co. grocers, res 40 Lafayette.

Sprencil Jos. jr.. wks Pgh r r, res JerVerson and CampbeU.

Sprencil Jos. sr., wks Pgh r r, res Jefferson and Campbell.

Sprung David W., Commercial Hall room 49.

Spry jno. B., Barry * Spry wagons and carriages, res 25 Napoleon.

Stagg D. E., piano instructor, Heritage Hill Mound & College Ave

Stanley Stella, student, 47 College Ave.

LaFORGE & TALCOTT, Boots, Shoes & Rubbers, 9 w Main.

Stanton A., traveling salesman, res 39 n Washington.

Starr Albert, res 43 n Lafayette.

Starr Orson, carpenter, res Monroe and Franklin.

Stibbe E. L., res 21 a Lafayette.

Stedman Mary A., student, South Hall 100m 8.

Stein Chas., blacksmith, res 9 Campbell.

Stenographer, S. P. Corboy, college building.

Stephens M. S. , widow, oprW U T Co., res Institute & Calumet Ave,

Steppel A. W., barber, 18 w Main basement, bds 14 w Main.

Sterling Joseph, student, Steotzel building room Is

Stephens D. S., grocery and res 76 n Morgan.

Steward Mrs. E. J.,widow, res a terminus Morgan.

Steward E. M , stone cutter, rea a terminus Morgan.

Stewart Clark E , student, First Orangeirt&era 9.

Stewart John C. , student, 44 e Monroe.

Stickney Mrs. H V. H., fancy store w Main, res Washington a Jeff,

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Stiles Mrs. A., res M n Lafayette.

Stiles Jos., 1 8 Mon oe and Locust.

Stiles Leandvr, laundry and boarders, Un on and Greenwich.

Stinson A. G., student, Stiles block room 34.

StoJtz Rosa, student, Holtz building room 6.

Stokes John, res 25 w Jefferson.

Stokes M., wks Nickel Plate r r, bds 12 w Main.

Stokes Thos., engineer Pgh r r, res 5 e Monroe.

Stoner Chas., Stoner & Weidner Agr'l, re9 s Locust.

Stoner Elizabeth, widow, res 28 s Locust.

Stoner Hannah, wi ow, res 25 Locust and Water.

Stoner Jacob, res 2b Locust and Water.

Stoner Russell, res 25 Locust and Water.

Stratum H..GT roadmaster's assistant, res 7 Elm.

8tr*tton J. W., manager gas works, rot 50 w Main.

Strauss Julius, dry goods w Main, res 28 n Napoleon.


Strayer W. W., student, 53 Monroe.

Street Frank, wks G T r r, res e terminus Elm

Strong Chas., laborer, res 4th.

Stroup W. D., farmer, res Joliet Ave.

Struve Peter, lab Pgh r r, res West.

Stuter W. S., conductor Pgh r r, res 6 e Chicago.

Sullivan James, city water works, les Logan.

Sullivan James, night watch, res Lafayette and Monroe.

Sullivan Mrs. Jerry, res Logan.

Sullivan Margaret, dressmaker, bds Lafayette and Jefferson.

Sullivan Michael, wks Pgh r r, res West.

Sullivan Nellie, wks Mrs. A. Leonard, res 15 Napoleon.

Sullivan Pat wks D. Barry, res Water.

Sullivan Tim, laborer, bds w Main.

Sullivan Thos.. fencer Nickle Plate, res West.

Sullivan Thos. wks Nickel Plate, res Logan.



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//'-itiforJ Skinner at Pinnry's Ojficts.

Sumaker A , wks r r, res . .*• •

Suman I C. B., postmaster, res 35 n Washington.

Summers Cornie, student, East Hall room 19.

Suter C. F. , laborer, East and Freeman.

Suter Hatlie, boarders Mound and College Ave.

Sutton F. E., student. Jones buildingsroom 5

Swain , well driver, res 32 Jefferson.

Swan Eva M.. student, Franklin and Erie.

Swank Huldah, student. East Hall room 23.

Swank Parmelia, widow, res 32 Jefferson.

Swenor Nels, wks N P r r, res South.

Talcott C. R., printer, res Franklin and Institute.

Talcott J. F., boots & shoes 9 w Main, res Michigan and Water.

Talcott VV. C, publisher Vidette, office and res 32 w Main.

Tatro Geo., laborer, res 51 Calumet Ave.

Tatro Wm., laborer Chartier & Dumas brick yard, bds N P Ave.

McLELLAN, J. VV., Photographer, Empire Block.

Taulk Addie. student, East Hall room r8.

Taylor N. G., room 2; Stiles block.

Teem John, ivke r r, res 50 Erie.

Thatcher S., mason, res 36 Jefferson and Locust.

Thatcher W. R.. res 1J c Chicago.

Thayer Geo., fireman, re< 59 Valparaiso.

Theis Emma, stu lent, res room 23 East Hall.

Theobald VV. VV., student, room 3 Stoetzel building.

Thieson Henry, wks Peter Schuldt's 62 East and Erie.

Thomas Mrs. C. C, w.dow. res 40 n Michigan.

Thomas D. O., res 40 n Michigan.

Tnomas 1 N., sheriff Mechanic and Franklin.

Thomas K A res 40 n Michigan.

Thomas F. M . stonecutter, res 11 Morgan.

Thomas Mis. lane, widow, res 4S Erie and College Ave.

Thomas Sara A , student, room 39 East Hall.

Henry Lemstor, MESS iS." w£fc Res. Cor. MectianiC & LQCHil

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Thomas W. F., res 40 n Michigan.

Thompson H., laborer, res 13 Elm.

Thompson Sanford, caq>enter. res 48 Erie and College Ave.

Thompson W. H., student, 32 College Ave. room II.

Thorp Elda A., student. East Hall room 24.

Thun Amel, wks Pgh r r, bds Napoleon and Mechanic.

Thun Hans, mason, res 18 Greemrich & freeman.

Thun Henry, carpenter, res 44 Union & East.

Thun Jacob, saloon and res 22 s Washington.

Thun John, clerk Salisbury «\: lo.'s, res 44 Union & F**t.

Thurstin Frank, student, room 4 Beery building.

Tillotson H. H., res 16 w Main up stairs.

Tillotson Ira B.. saloon and res 16 w Main.

Tilton D. W., student, room 6 Holtz building

Timm Michael, mason, res 11 East

Timm H., mason, res 65 Napoleon.

LaFORCE & TALCOTT. Boots, Shoes & Rubbers, 9 w Main.

Tocery Alonz<>. re> 8 • n Washington.

Towney I W . opr res 2; Mechanic.

Trahan Israel, wagotimaker 2 Fast.

Troxell W. S , student, Forbes building.

Troyer Mrs. Elizabeth, widow, laundress 50 Locust

Trudell Wilfred, bla> ksmith, res 74 Main and Locust.

Truman J. W., tailor, res 25 Institute.

Tully Win., wks Pgh r r, res Kinsey.

Tully Wm.. milk dealer, res Kinsey

Turner lJavi<i. carpenter, res Xapoleon and Chicago.

Turner F A , books &c Salisbury & Co., res s Washington.

Turner Matthew. ,jarut<»i court house, res 14 c Chicago.

Twining Irena, student, Fittler building.

Tyler Mrs. Mary, widow, res 47 Mechanic.

Ullom Lucinda'. widow, res 12 College Ave

Unger C, laborer, res 25 Institute.

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Upthegrove H. J., Up & Mc hunting suits s Franklin, res w Jeft.

Urbahns, John, wks Pgh r r, res 14 Pink.

Urbahns John C , saloon and res Washington and Mechanic.

Urbahns John D.. cigars, room over Messenger office.

Vail W. H., jewelar Main,mlw Jefftran.

Vanderbilt E. , laborer, res 64 w Main.

Vanderwoort B. M., student, room 9 No 33 College Ave.

Vandeventer Hattie, student, 16 Freeman.

Van Horn S., student, room 1 Kellogg building.

Vaqnater Ja9. , teamster, res 67 Lafayette.

Vanness E. F. ( grocer s Washington, res 51 n Morgan.

Vannest Nannie, student, room 5 Commercial Hall.

Vantrees John, laborer, res 24 Chicago.

Vastbinder E., carpenter, res 42 e Chicago.

Vaughan J. H., student, room 9 Jones block.

Ventress K. C, student, room 2 First Orange.

WILCOX & SMITH, Druggists 4 t Washington.

Ventress Lou O., student, room 4 First Orange.

Vevia Will, barber, res w Chicago.

Volke E.C., farmer, e terminus I'mon.

Wade Grant, bookbinder Perrine s. res 16 Freeman.

Wade Edward, laborer, res north G T r r.

Wa4c Elmer, 53, w Main.

Wade L., laborer, res 41 Morgan.

Wade Geo., 16 Freeman.

Wade Mrt. J. A., widow, res 16 Freeman.

Wade Geo., 53 w Main.

Wade Misses Califu and Margaret, dressmakers 53 w Main.

Walsh Julia, widow, 57 w Main.

Walsh Waker, wks Pgh r r, res Factory and Daly.

Walsh Wm,, wks N P r r, res Ruge.

Walsh Margaret, wks Up & Mc, res Factory and Daly.

Walsh Maris, servant, res Factory and Daly.

Henry Iflute.^ffiRSL^RK: Res, Cor. Manic & Loot.

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Wade Grant, book-binder Perrine's, res'W Freeman;

Wade Edward, laborer, res n G. T. rr.

Wade Elmer, 53 w Main.

Wade L., laborer, res 41 Morgan.

Wade Geo., 16 Freeman.

Wa^e Mm. J. A., widow, res 16 Freeman.

Wade Geo., 53 w Main.

Wade Misses Calista and Margaret, dressmakers, res 53 w Main.

Walsh Julia, widow, 57 w Main.

Walsh Walter, wks Pph rr, res Factory & Daly.

Walsh Win, wks N P. rr, res Ruge.

Walsh Margaret, wks Up & Mc, res Factory & Daly.

Walsh Maria, servant, res Factory & Daly.

Walsh Michael, Pgh car repairer, res Fourth.

Walsh James, wks Pvfh rr, res Fourth.

Warmbier Chas, wks Pgh rr, res 13 Haas.

MoLELLAN, J. W., Photographer, Empire Block.

Wareham Will, telegraph repairer, bds Mechanic & I^afayette.

Walker Ceo., wks G. T rr, res n of G. T. rr.

Wager Huldah, widow, res 48 Chicago and College Ave.

Wallace Geo., clerk f>^r F. Cjuatermass, res 15 n Michigan.

Wallace Mary, res 12 Monroe.

Ward Thomas, saloon and res, 14 w Main.

Wark John, hides and leather e Mechanic, res 3 e Monroe.

Warner Sarah A., widow, res 26 Water & College Ave.

Warner Eliza, Water & College Ave.

Warner J. E.. mason, res 22 e Erie.

Wasser Mrs. H. widow, res 61 Machanic & College Ave.

Wasser Wm., laborer, res 61 Machanic & College Ave.

Waggoner Ella, student, bds 16 Freeman.

Watson Viola, student, room 4 South Hall.

Warneld Nannie, studenf 23 Union.

Watson B. F., student, room 19 Heritage.

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Waigley G. J., student, room 17 Mead building.

Webb Oliver, farmer, res 38 w Mechanic.

Webb Mrs., widow, laundress, 38 w Mechanic.

Werntz Frank, blacksmith, res 23 w Chicago. •

Webster S. W., baker, res 7 East.

Welch Stephen, res 41 e Jefferson.

Wells R. P., justice of the peace, res Cemetary Ave.

Wells Wm. C, recorder, res Water & Franklin.

Westfall John, laborer, res 68 Mechanic & Greenwich.

Wetzel Theresa, waiter, Merchants Hotel.

Weatherwax Frank, student, room 17 Heritage Hall.

Weatherbee W. S., student, room 3 Shank building.

Weems Laura, student, room 3 Holts building.

Weatherfofd F. A., student, bds Mrs. W.se.

Weborg Vida, student, room 3 First Mead.

Weatherbee Maud, student, room 9 East Hall.


Weiler Frank W., student, room 1 Forbes, 67 Greenwich.

Whitaker J. W., student, Wasser building Mechanic & College Ave.

Wheeler D. D. , contractor, res East & Main.

Wheeler Eliza, dressmaker, East & Main.

Wheeler G. W., res 19 Michigan.

Whipple F.K, artist wliain,ree 62 n Lafayette.

Whipple G., artist, e Main, res 56 n Lafayette.

Whitcomb E. L., ret 51 e Main.

White Mrs. Ann, widow, res 54 Jeflerson & Greenwich.

White Chas. T», teamster, res 15 s East.

White T. L., lumber and coal G. T. depot, res 15 a -East.

Whit© A Ball, lumbar and coal Q. T. depot.

White T. C, lumber and coal Pgh depot, res 48 w Main.

White laoFetrlch & Co., lumber and Goal, Pgh depot.

Wittmaack Maggie, cook, Merchants Hotel.

Wirtmaack Sophia, widow; res 45 Erie & College Ave.

Or. Ryu, Physician and Surgeon, over Wood's

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White A. W., student, room i Stoeuel building.

Wheeler O. B. . Jr student, room 4 Tbun building

White Will A, student. Kouts budding

Wilscam Wm., Sr., G. T. carpenter, ret n> Academy.

Wilscam Wm., Jr., wks G. T. rr, res 35 Ac;»demy.

Wilscam John, wks G. T rr. res 43 AcademvWilkinson Miss Mary. Wilkinson 8l Murphy. 1 1 c Mechanic

Wilkinson & Harpy kisses, dressmakers, lie MechanicWilson Mrs., widow, boarders. 39 Lafayette.

Winslow Mrs. Seth, wide*, res 25 w Jefferson.

Winslow, D. F., clerk, res 25 w Jefferson.

Williams Ur, liveryman S Washington, ret Jefferson & Lafayette.

Wilberham Wm. K., laborer, bds Main A Fourth.

Wine Geo., carpenter, bds Mechanic & Campbell.

Wickham Jack, brakeman Pgh rr, res 23 w Mechanic.

Wieckharst Kate, wks, 62 Washington.

WILCOX & SMITE, £rnggist», i a Washington,

Wiese Conrad, cooper, keeps roomers 5 Freeman.

Wilcox W. P., druggist 4 s Washington, res 69 n Washington.

Wilcox & Smith, druggls*-, 4 a Washington.

Willard F. J., clerk, bds Merchants Hotel.

Williams H. F., Wagonmaker, 28 w Main up stairs.

Williams Louis, farmer, res 26 Frie.

Williams Mrs , widow, res 15 Oak & Valparaiso.

WiDoughby John, tobacconist s Washington, res 6 Locust.

Wilson Rev. S. N., Presbyterian pastor, res n Washington.

Wilson Ed., contractor, res 22 Calumet Ave.

Wilson Hilev, carpenter, res 62 n Franklin.

Wilson J. D, Contractor, res 62 n Franklin.

Wilson J. D. A Sen, Contractors, ICiin k Morgan.

Wilson Wm., hardware 5 w Main, re J2 n Washington.

\Yil>on Wm L , hardware 5 w M iin. re-. 6 w JerTcnfcMi.

Wilson & Son, hardware, 5 w Main.

Henry LemsUr, tSSfSZ V£gf££: R& Cor. MectallC t Loost.

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Windle W. G., grocer, Main A Franklin, roc 5 w Monro*.Windle Sarah, widaw Temples, res J w Monroe.

Winkler H., laborer, res Spring.

Winkler Julia A., widow Agustine, res Spring.

Winnegooth A., shoemaker, res Laporte Ave.

Winslow C. W., contractor, res 49 n Franklin.

Winslow M. F., contractor, res 49 n Franklin.

Window Isaac, res 45 e Mechanic.

Winslow Mollir, widow, res 44 s Franklin.

Wise Eliza, widow, 45 Freeman & Locust.

Wise Mrs. S., widow, hoarders 47 Locust & Freeman.

Willett John, student, 61 Mechanic.

Wigton Mattie M., student, room 5 SmicVWigton Allice C, student, room 3 Smock,

Wiliams Rilla, student, room 3 South Hall.

McLELLAN, J W Photographer, Empire BlockWilliams T. F .-tfudent, room Osborne building.

Wickham Win., student, bds Mrs. Jamison's.

Willis M. H., student, room 23 Commercial Hall.

WilsonJ. A., student, room 6 Dewitt House.

Wiley Martha, student, 30 College Ave.

Woll Jacob, res Chicago & College Ave. "

Wood J, W., grocer Main & Franklin, res 33 Washington & Chicago.Wopschall G., clerk, res 28 n Morgan.

Woodard Ben, laborer, res Main & Fourth.

Woodhull A. E., res 29 Campbell.

Wood Benton, studeut, room 45 Commercial Hall.

Wood Aleyone Z , student, room 17 East Hall.

Woodcock Clara A., student, room 30 East Hall.

Wo f Martin, student, bds Peter llarquart.

Wood E. C, tttwn 7, Si!yer block.

Wright John, Pgh hreman, as l^&jrette.

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Wtifbt Willis. PrH hrewan, bds Mechanic * Lafayette.

Wright Mauie. wks 30 Mechanic

Wrasse Paulina, wks 45 Washington.

Wnlff Hermann, harness maker, res 44 c Mechanic.

Warns M. L., student, room 1 Holt baildiog.

Wychoff Jessie, student, room 27 East Hall.

Wychoff E. L., student, room 3 No. jj College Are

Yohn W. A., M. D., office & res Monroe ft Morgan.

Younglove Giles, tinner, res Washington A Monroe.

Younglove Daniel, wks rr. ret Morgan A Water.

LaFORGE & TALCOTT, Boots, Shoes ft Rubbers, 9 w Main.

Younglove Mrs. Mar)', widow, res 64 Mechanic.

York Peter, student, room 5 campus building.

York Robert, student, room 5 campus building.

Younglove Huber, Pgh rr, res 85 Lafayette.

Zamdt Chas., mason, res 13 Morgan.

Zigler Aimer, student, room 1 Heritage Hall.

Zimmerman Cora D. , student, room 37 Commercial Hall.

Zimmerman Z., editor Messenger, res Morgan ft Jefferson.

Zimmerman Katrina, widow, res 46 Main ft Napoleon.

Ztmmer Peter, Mason, res 53 Greenwich A Erie.

Zugbaum T. ft Co.. merchant tailor, res 77 Monroe.


INDEX.

Ahreviations Used *j Daly Uros Old S,t.«nd—adv.

Abstractors x, 18 Dcnrists

Agricultur.il Implements 18J Depot Agent* ...._.

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... to

... XJ

Albe Max—card _. 60

A. O. H.— Division No. i Porter couoty to

Arnold E. V.—card 96

Art Studios 18

Attorneys ..._ 17

Ami' Titer 18

Bakers „ rt

Bands 19

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mm 8

BaBks

Baptist church

B*rbe*s~ - ..

Bartholomew A. D -

Baum House—adv.card.

District and Circuit Directory 15

Douglas C S.—adv cover 1

Draymen si

Dressmakers H _... si

Drugs and Medicines >u

Dry Ih'ikN ...- „..._._ so

Durand Jos. -adv _ _..-. }6

Educations! S

Express _ - ~~ 11

Fair Store— adv _ 56

Fancy Goods 21

Farmers National Bank — il

Felton R. I,.—adv „ cover 4

Beer H M —card <6 Finney & Cornell—adv - lit

Benevolent Societies icIKire Department 13

Bcnham Bros.—adv cover IIfirst GarflMH Lutheran School....- j

Billiard anJ Sample Rooms iSJFtrst National Bank—adv ~~ 4*

Blacksmiths „. _ ...... lojr'itr Ji.seph—adv „.. 10Blake Thos - 40! Flour .1 ml Feed «Books and Stationery l8|Foundry and Machine* Shop*

Boots and Show. 18 Fr.uier F. M 0: Co.—advBoroholt Han-^adv 74 r'.yc D <id

Bottling Works 19'Furi.ituiv _

Brewer U. S —adv - 44 ,.<s Works

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aBtickmakers _ 19,German K.v.ingelical Churck. ...._ 9

Browns Wm.-csrd 48jGe m-n l.u heran Church....- .~.m 9

40 Gcrmm M E. Church -..„..... V

19 Gtain Dealers - ».. it

Bryant >'. A. & Co—adv —..-.. ...

Carriage and Wogoa Works „

Cattron W. () —card 9 <;. A. R -Chaplain Brown Post No. 1M It

Cement, Lime &c....~ --....-

Chartier & Dumas— adv _

C. «v 0. T. R'y—adrCigars- and Tobacco. ~ -

*j ('•rand Central Hotel—adv.

7., Grand Opera House—adv....

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98 Grucers- - wholesale and retail.

>V

City and County Engineer..- - ao

City Officers.. i3 Harding J.mes—adv.

Classified 1'usiness Directory 17

Clothiers - . 19

Coal Dealers . -. ao

Coates H. C>card 96

Confections and Fruit Dealers- -

Contractors and Builders .._ »o

Cooperage —CorboyB. P.—adv 40

County Officers 14

Creamery

Crunipacker K D & P.—card 94

Gunsmith

Hair < loo'

Hardware &c -

Harness >hops

Hain>ld& Co.—card— ..

H.u-, Cap* &cHeritage K. A.—adv ,

Henick A Sheffield—adv.

Hotels

Hunters' Goods ..._.. —..

Huntingmn W.— adv

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rluntineinnI r II air..

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