. Indianapolis illustrated : the capital city of Indiana : its growth, resources, commerce, manufacturing interests, financial institutions, and prospects, also sketches of the leading business concerns which contribute to the city's progress and prosperity : a complete history of the city from foundation to the present time. pense medicines thanDr. John F. Johnston, whose handsome attractivepharmacy is at the corner Illinois and St. Clair pharmacy is finely appointed, is fitted up withcherry wood fixtures, and an attractive feature is asuperb soda fountain. The stock of drugs, che
. Indianapolis illustrated : the capital city of Indiana : its growth, resources, commerce, manufacturing interests, financial institutions, and prospects, also sketches of the leading business concerns which contribute to the city's progress and prosperity : a complete history of the city from foundation to the present time. pense medicines thanDr. John F. Johnston, whose handsome attractivepharmacy is at the corner Illinois and St. Clair pharmacy is finely appointed, is fitted up withcherry wood fixtures, and an attractive feature is asuperb soda fountain. The stock of drugs, chemicals,proprietary medicines, and pharmaceutical preparationsis pure and fresh, and the assortment of toilet articles, perfumery and druggists sundries full and prescription laboratory is admirably equipped andunder careful supervision. Physicians prescriptions,difficult formulas and family recipes are compoundedwith accuracy and promptitude at all hours, and everycare and attention paid to the requirements of Johnston is a pleasant, agreeable gentleman andvery popular. INDIANAPOLIS BOX FACTORY. The manufacture of wooden boxes and packing casesfor all purposes is well represented in Indianapolis bythe Indianapolis Box Factory, of which Mr. Fred Dietzis the able and popular proprietor. Mr. Dietz. of Germany, who came to this city in 1847. In 18C» heembarked in his present line of business and so rapidand marked was his success that he soon found it neces-sary to increase his plant. In 1871 therefore he erectedhis present three-story brick factory, which is 60x100and two-story annex 40x75 feet in dimensions. Thepremises utilized cover an area of three and one-halfacres at the south end of Delaware street, along thetrack of the P. C. C. & St. L. Ry. Company. The fac-tory is equipped with the latest improved machinery, in-cluding three printing presses, run by a sixty horse-power engine fed by three boilers of modern works are a model of their ki
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