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REYNOLDS HISTORICAL GENEALOGY COLLECTION
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ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 02412 8636
563 INDIANA &
STATE GAZETTEER
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
1880-81.
V. 1, pt. 2
VOLUME I.
PRICE, FIVE DOLLARS
ISSUED BIENNIALLY BY
R. L. POLK & CO., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.,
PUBLISHERS OF THE MICHIGAN, MISSOURI, KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE, MINNESOTA, KAN- SAS, IOWA, ILLINOIS, AND WEST VIRGINIA STATE GAZETTEERS, AND CITY DIRECTORIES FOR INDIANAPOLIS, DETROIT, TOLEDO, ST. PAUL, GRAND RAPIDS, SAGINAW, EAST SAGINAW, BAY CITY, FORT WAYNE, AND LONDON (ONT).
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MERRILL, HUBBARD & CO.
Miscellaneous and Blank Books and Ofice Stationery, Indianapolis.
MOU AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. MOU 549
Holzmeier Peter, shoemaker. Hovey & Menzies, lawyers.
MudHut && CO, Manufacturers Hom- iny, Grits, Pearl Meal, Corn Flour, Fced and Clean Mill. (See adv.)
Hutcheson Philo A, Recorder of Posey County, Court House. Hutchison Alex, insurance. Inboden Peter, shoemaker.
Jackson Walter S, lawyer.
Varodaki Louis, Boots, Shoes, Clothing, Dry Goods, Notions, etc, cor Main and 2d. Kahn Isaac, saloon.
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Kahn Joseph L, saloon.
Kalbfuss Philip, grocer.
Kreie Charles, harnessmaker.
Kuehl Louis, saloon ..
Leffel & Williams, pubs Western Star and Mt Vernon Wochenblatt.
HENRY BRINKMAN, - -MANUFACTURER OF -----
Buggies, Wagers,
ROLLERS, POSEY CLIPPER PLOWS. Also Farmers' Drain Tile, &c. All orders promptly filled and satisfaction guaranteed. Repairing done on short notice. MT. VERNON, IND.
DAMRON HOUSE,
River Front, Mt. Vernon, Ind.
One square from Post Office, Telegraph Office, Express Office, Kahn's Billiard Parlors, and Masonic Hall. WITH TWELVE MILES OF RIVER VIEW. ROOMS SPLENDIDLY FURNISHED.
U. G. DAMRON, -
- Proprietor.
JOHN ZIMMERMAN, CUSTOM BOOT & SHOE MAKER No. 56 MAIN STREET, MT. VERNON, INDIANA.
Latest styles and perfect ft guaranteed. If you would wear a stylish and easy fitting boot or shoe and pay nomore than the poorest cost you, call and examine my stock and samples before purchasing elsewhere.
Galvanized Iron Cornicss, T. V. ATEINSON. 313-221 So. Clinton Street, CHICAGO, ILL. Der Send for Thestrated Catalogue and Prices.
جاد
Home Life Ins. Co.
All Policies non - forfeiting under the law of New York, after Fan. 1, 1850. Will enable Agents to double their business. E. H. KELLOGG, Súp't, Chicago, III.
550 MOU INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER MOU
Leukroth Rheinhart, shoemaker. Loerch C & C, marble works.
Londen Wm, lawyer.
Loveland Preston, newsdealer.
McCallister M C & Son, general store.
Magill I & J 'T, Carriages, Plow and Wagon Manufacturers, Store bet 5th and 6th. (See adv.)
Maier Conrad, merchant tailor.
Mann Philip, merchant tailor.
Marshall John J, second-hand goods.
Moeller John, cooper.
Moore Joseph, lawyer.
Moore R S, physician.
Mt Vernon Banking Co, Charles A Parke, pres, C J Carpenter cash.
Mt Vernon Democrat (weekly , Albert A, Sparks Proprictor, 51 Main. (See adr.)
Mt Vernon Wochenblatt (weekly), 2d.
Naas & Schneider, grocers, 2d.
Neumann August W, Undertak- er, 4th bet Main and Store. (See ado.) Nettelton Vy D, Proprietor St Clair. Hotel, cor Main and 3d.
Owen Ernest D, lawyer,
Parke, Owen & Co, insurance.
Patterson A Mrs, milliner.
Paul & Gray, photographers.
Pearse Milton W, Lawyer, 4th opp Court House.
Pearse S H, physician, Main.
Pfeffer & Traudt, flour mill.
Pitcher J & H C, lawyers.
Quick Charles, sewing machines.
Quinzer Adam, furniture. Reckart Fred, shoemaker.
Reis John T, gunsmith.
Rhein Charles, shoemaker.
Richter Charles, cooper.
Rosenbaum & Bro, dry goods.
Rosengart Max, saloon.
Roser L & L,. general store.
Rowe Geo D, township trustee.
St Clair Hotel, W D Nettleton Pro- prietor, Corner Main and 3d. Scheidel Michael, harness.
Schenk Eberhard B, pumps.
Schieber Augustus, grocer. Schiela Charles & Son, furniture.
Schnur Henry, four mill. Schrader Henry C. grocer. Schultz O T, physician. Schutz Charles, harness, Smith Ellwood, dentist. Soechtig Henry, jeweler. Sparks Albert A, Publisher and Proprietor Mt Vernon Democrat, 51 Main. (See adv.)
Spencer Elijah M, lawyer.
Springer Charles, saw mill. Spencer E V, physician.
Stackler & Weckesser, grocers.
Stallmann Christian, shoemaker.
Steffan Charles R, tanner.
Steward Wesley, barber. Stritter Fred T, barber.
Tente Christian F, grocer.
Terry Oliver C, grocer.
Tischendorf & Suteliffe Misses, millinery.
Tompkins George, blacksmith.
Turner John, restaurant.
Uri Abraham W, general store,
Walter Peter, saloon.
Wasem Andrew, saloon.
Wasem Charles, saloon.
Wasem C & A, grocers.
Weaver John B, physician.
Weekly Sun (The).
Wehr Charles, saloon.
Weilbrenner George M, grocer.
Weir Charles F, Drugs, 2d bet Main and Store.
Weisinger Henry, undertaker.
Western Star (weekly).
Western Union Tel Co, W G Stannard manager.
Whitworth James W, surveyor.
Wilber H B, general store.
Williams S C & Co, milliners.
Wimpelberg Wm, saloon.
Wolf, Freeman & Pfeffer meat market.
Wolf H, wagonmaker.
Wolter & Brettner, saloon.
Woody & Keck, machinists.
Zimmerman JOLIE, Boot and Shoe- maker, 56 Main. (See adv.)
MOUNT ZION. Wells county, pop- ulation 54, is distant 12 miles southwest of Bluffton court house, and 3 from Buckeye, its shipping station, on the T. D. & B. R. R. Mail is received tri-weekly. J. H. Irick, postmaster.
Bargdall W B, plasterer.
Bias Sylvester Rev (United Brethren).
Burley George G, physician.
Cloud Henry S, justice of the peace.
Ellis Thomas, carpenter.
Griffith Joseph, carpenter. Irick J EX, General Store. Jeffrey Walter, painter. Johnson Moses, blacksmith.
Minnick Peter, agricultural implts.
Neff & Burgess, grocers and druggists. Wilson Joseph, shoemaker.
BINGHAM, WALK & MAYHEW,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND. )
Fine French Marble Clocks, with Gong Strike, Half and Quarter Strike.
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WM. M. BELL{
Sells Houses, Lots and Farms, No. 307 Upper Third st., Evansville, Ind.
MOU AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. MOU 551
MT. VERNON DEMOCRAT,
OFFICIAL PAPER OF POSEY COUNTY. Albert A. Sparks, - - Editor and Proprietor, Mt. Vernon, Posey County, Indiana.
This paper is a six-column quarto, published every Thursday, containing about thirty columns of good reading matter. It is strongly Democratic, the official paper of Posey County, and has a circulation of 1,400 copies. KO SUBSCRIPTION, 81.00 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE. TA
W. BACON. S. BLOOMER.
BACON & BLOOMER, Prop's.
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East Side Main St., Bet. First and Second, MT. VERNON, IND.
KOPWe keep none but the very best Horses, Carriages, Etc., and also buy and sell the same on reasonable terms. Our carriages will make regular trips to and from the De- pot and Steamboat Landing. Orders to attend Funerals will receive prompt attention.
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-MANUFACTURERS OF ----
Wagens, Buggies, PLOWS AND HARROWS.
Horseshoeing, General Blacksmithing and Repairing done Promptly and Skillfully.
West Side of Store, bet. Fifth and Sixth, - . - MT. VERNON, IND.
A. W. NEWMAN, - -DEALER IN BURIAL CASES, 4th St., bet. Main and Store, MT. VERNON, IND.
Ej Also manufacturer of and dealer in Furniture of every description. All work warranted to give satisfaction.
Fine Brick and Glav. Locomotive Arch Tiles, Cupola Furnace files, CHAS. D. COLSON. 109 & 110 Frastlin Corset, CHICACO.
Bakers, T'iles, Confectioners' Furnaces, &c, Brass Founders' Furnacey, ful. pola Brick,
ESce Adv., page I.
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CHUAN.H.Y.
CHICAGO-LNE-CO.
A PORTADLE KOLAY SALZ GTILL,
driven profitably by a Threshing Engine, manufactured by CHANDLER & TAYLOR, of Lug Indianapolis, Ind. See pago 3.
552 MUD
INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER MUN
MUDDY FORK. Sometimes called Bridgeport, is a station on the L. N. A. & C. Ry., in Carr township, Clark county, 15 miles northwest of Jeffersonville, the county seat, contains United Brethren church and district school. Mail daily. J. L. War- man, postmaster.
Bradley Collins Rev (Advent).
Spurgeon Frank, physician. Tackett Green, blacksmith. Thomas Arthur, general store.
Trippell German, tanner.
Warman J L, general store.
MUD LICK. Is a village in Monroe township, Jefferson county, 8 miles due north of Madison court house. North Mad- ison, on the J. M. & I. R. R., 6 miles south, is the most accessible shipping station. It contains about 100 inhabitants, three churches -- Methodist, Baptist and Chris- tian -- and district school. Mail is received tri-weekly from Madison. John King, post- master.
Alliser John, flour and saw mill.
Baker Samuel, hay press. Carnet Lemis, Hotel and Saloon. Cope James W, wagomnaker.
Grossman George, hay press.
Grossman John, grocer. Jessup A W, hay press. King Jolaix, General Store and Justice. King John G, shoemaker. Kiser Richard, blacksmith.
Miles E }, Hay Press. Ochler Michael, blacksmith.
Penn BA, physician. Rogers & Smith, Saw Mill.
Schwartz George M, flour mill. Waltz Griffith, hay press. Waltz John, hay press.
MULBERRY. In Madison town- ship, western portion of Clinton county, on I. E. & W. Ry., is a village claiming a population of 200, located 10 miles north- west of Frankfort, the county seat, contains Methodist church and graded school. Ex- press, United States. Mail daily. S. S. Ohl, postmaster. Baer Louis, wagonmaker. Conlon & Rothenberger, meat market. Earhart George W, drugs.
Earhart IS, physician. Kiefer HX P, Harnessmaker.
Koons M T, physician.
Kuntz J J Rev, clergyman. Martz J, shoemaker. Miller John, carpenter.
Mohr John, hotel.
Motter T S, physician.
Nunnaker D, carpenter.
OhI S S, General Store. Peters M C Rev, clergyman.
Roth E, blacksmith.
Sims J M, general store. Slipher W 1, hardware.
Smith Harry, general store. Steckel E T, R R and Ex agent.
Wagner T, physician,
Weider John, blacksmith.
Weidner J S, general store.
MUNCIE. The county seat of Dela- ware county, is located in center of county, on the south bank of White river, and is traversed by the Lake Erie & Western, Fort Wayne, Muncie & Cincinnati and Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati & Indianapolis Rys, distant 54 miles northeast of Indianapolis, 65 south of Fort Wayne, and 45 northwest of Richmond. The city is incorporated, contains 6000 inhabitants, has beautiful business blocks, elegant residences, 15 miles of graded sticets lined with shade trees and lighted by gas, a splendidly equipped fire department with fire alarm telegraph, & magnificent opera house, twelve churches of different denominations, a public library containing 4000 volumes, one of the finest high school buildings in the state, besides three excellent graded schools. It is gov- erned by the mayor and five members of council, has a board of health, and supports three banks-two national and one private -and six hotels. The press is represented by two daily and three weekly newspapers. Dailies --- Notes and Times (both Republican); weeklies -- De:ecray, Notes and Times. Its manufacturing interests are very extensive, and include the largest flax bagging factory in the United States. Muncie has a bonded indebtedness of only $10,000, and offers liberal inducements to manufacturers desire ous of locating for that purpose. The Uni- ted States and American Express and Wes- tern Union Telegraph Companies have offi- ces here. Usual mail facilities. John C. Eiler, postmaster. Adamson Jonathan P, grocer. Adams John O, artist. Adamson & Gooddard, grocers.
Allen Byron D, cigars and tobacco.
Allison Sarah Miss, dressmaker. Allison Sarah E Mrs, dressinaker.
Anderton Francis W, restaurant.
Andrews George II, druggist. Armetago David. physician.
Capital City Cigar.
JOHN RAUCH, Montfactrer, 82 Wost Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Roofing Slate For Sale from Stock. A. ENISALT & Co.
72 and 71 TV. Monroe Street, CHICAGO.
MUN AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. MUN 553
Bandey Peter, carpenter.
Banta John E, confectioner. .
Brady Edward Y, Editor and Pro-
prietor Muncie Times, Times Building.
Brady John, trustee Center township.
Bratton Benjamin F, dry goods.
Beemer Margaret U, millinery.
Beuoy Owen, livery.
Bicknell J R Rev (Episcopalian).
Bishop E B, agt C C C & I Ry.
Blease Thomas, shoemaker.
Blount George W, hotel.
Blount & Templer, lawyers.
Bower & Klopfer, carriage mnfrs.
Bowles Thomas J, physician.
Canfield Charles S, restaurant.
Boyce James, boots and shoes.
Carpenter James, carpenter.
Carson Wm J, sewing machines.
Carvalt & Hassett, carpenters.
"QUEEN OF THE WEST" WASHER! Patented February 24, 1880.
TRUE PRINCIPLE OF WASHING BY MACHIN- ERY ESTABLISHED AT LAST.
The following points of superiority possessed by the QUEEN OF THE WEST commend it to the public as being the best washing machine in the market :
Ist. That it washes upon the true principle of rubbing the clothes.
2d. Its plan of construction is such that a small fabric or a heavy quilt can be washed equally as well. 3d. Clothes can be washed in boiling water. 4th. Clothes can be washed in one-tenth the time usually required by other methods.
5th. It saves the wear that usually attends washing, on account of the corrugated roller in the upper washboard, the rubbing being done evenly.
6th. It can be operated by a man or boy, whereby the housewife is relieved from the tiresome labor incident to wash-days.
We manufacture a boiler and sheet-iron furnace attachment, which burns ordinary stove wood, by means of which water can be heated and transferred to the washer through a faucet, thereby rendering it unnecessary to carry the water from the boiler to the ma- chine, and doing away with much heavy lifting. The Washer, Boiler, and Furnace are so constructed that they can be set in a room separate and apart from the cook room, thus avoiding the drainage that usually attends the cook room on wash-days. The Washer can be used separately from the Furnace and Boiler if desired, We also have for sale a Fold- ing Wringer, which can be used to great advantage with our washers. AGENTS WANTED. Address, VAUGHN & CHAMNESS, MUNCIE, IND.
** TIMES PRINTING HOUSE **
MUNCIE, INDIANA.
DAILY AND WEEKLY BANK and COMMERCIAL PRINT- TIMES. ING A SPECIALTY.
Samples and Prices Furnished ou Application.
All Work First-Class. E. W. BRADY, Proprietor.
IF YOU WANT TO MAKE HOME ATTRACTIVE, Ruy a First-class Piano or Organ on those casy terms given by THEO. PFAFFLIN & CO. , 58 & 60 North Pennsylvanin Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Boyce James, flax mill.
Boyden Wilbur J, physician.
Bradbury Allison B, physician.
Barnes James M, photographer. Bartle Wm, blacksmith.
Bartlett A Clarence, physician.
Brotherton Wm, lawyer. Brown Francis M, dry goods and groceries.
Buckles & Ryan, lawyers.
Budd & Son, dentists .-
Calvert Edward HI, restaurant.
Calvert S A & Co, millinery goods, 69 N High. Campbell Wm W, meat market,
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Castings Made to Order
EWALD OVER, Indianapolis, End.
554 MUN INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER MUN
Cassady John V H, crockery. Chapman Nathaniel L, saloon. Charman James, baker. Citizens' National Bank, capital $100,000, Geo WV Spilker pres, John Marsh cash.
Clancy A W, county supt schools. Clavenger John B, grocer. Cock Thomas A, grocer.
Coffeen L & Co, marble works. Cook & Dwyer, grocers.
Cooper William H M, Attorney at Law and Notary Public, N Walnut. Cowing Granville, nursery, 3 miles north. Cultice Sarah Miss, dressmaker. Darracott George, justice of the peace. Davis Job H, produce.
Davis Waldo 'T, Hubs, Spokes and Bending Stock Manufacturer, s w cor Adams and Beacon.
Delaware Carriage Works.
Denihan Dennis, confectioner.
Dobson J A Rev (Universalist).
Doherty Peter, boilermaker.
Dougherty & Milligan, saloon.
Drury John W, barber.
Duncan Thomas, sewing machines.
Earickson Thomas B, city treasurer.
Egbert Will A, physician.
Ellioti George L, jeweler.
Emerson Warren C, saw mill.
Ervin John K., saloon.
Ethell N F, propr The Muncie News.
Evans Isaiah, barber. Everett & Fletcher, boot and shoemakers.
Ferguson James, restaurant.
Fitch & McCaughan, cigar mnfrs.
Fleming Charles N, carpenter.
Fox Joseph, produce. Fullhart John, nursery, 3 miles s e. Fuson Jefferson, saloon. Garner John W, dentist.
Gatrell Helen Mrs, grocer.
Gift Benjamin F, boots and shoes.
Goodlander Marcus D, photographer. Green Charles H, stoves and tinware. Griesheimer John C, saloon.
Haines Samuel T, dry goods and groceries. Haines & Hoover, flour and feed.
Hall Robert S, hotel.
Hammer & Adamson, dry goods. Harper & Lemmon, fruits. Harris Robert, broom mnfr.
Hart Sarah Mrs, ladies and gents furnishing goods. Hawk P & Son, wagonmakers. Heath Frederick W, real estate. Heath Thomas, grocer. Heinsohn Julius A, hotel.
Heirich Joseph S, merchant tailor.
Higman George, carpenter.
Hill Joseph A, hats and caps. Hinkley Ebenezer, House Painter and Glazier, W Adams. Hodge H C & L L, general store.
Hough W A Rev (Christian).
Hough & Spurgeon, physicians. Howe & Little, boots and shoes.
JIowell James R, flour and feed. Howell Wmn P, saloon. Huffer Samuel U, stoves and tinware.
Hummel Joseph, baker. Hurst Bros, flour mill, 112 miles s w.
Hussey Stanton J, grocer.
Hasted John A, harnessmaker.
Hutchings Joseph O, shoemaker.
Inlow Walter, insurance agt. Ireland Annie C Miss, milliner.
Jackson & Dungan, blacksmiths. James Milton, physician.
Jesse Albert S, livery.
John Elizabeth Mrs, millinery.
Johnson A L & Co, saw mill.
Johnson Wm N, carpenter.
Jones Morris, general store.
Jones S J Rev (Methodist).
Jones Will W, grocer.
Keener John, lawyer.
Keener John N, restaurant.
Keeny Lyde Mrs, dressmaker.
Kepley Wm & Co (William and John), black- smiths, Elm. Kerper J M, agt L E & W Ry.
Kimbrough Charles W, books.
Kirby Thomas H, grocer.
Kirk John, saloon.
Kirk Joseph B, hotel. Kirk Wm, confectioner.
Koons George H, lawyer.
Klein A M & Sons, jewelers.
Kline & Horlacher, marble works.
Klopfer & Bro, soda water mnfrs.
Knapp & Kinsley, carriage and wagon- makers.
Kuechman Mathias, musical instruments,
Latz & Kilgore, lawyers.
Leager Bros, restaurant.
Learned Judson, railroad ticket agt.
Leech Garrett D, physician.
Leon & Metzger, clothing.
Lewis & Anthony, handle mnfrs.
Linder James, carriage painter.
Little John L, insurance agt.
Little John W, feather dusters.
Little Wm L, lawyer.
Littler John M, physician.
Lockhart Horatio J, insurance agent.
Lockwood Bros, bakers.
Lockwood Charles W, boots and shoes.
A. L. WRIGHT & CO., Lace Curtains and
47 and 49 S. Meridian St., Indianapolis.
Draperies.
COBB & BRANHAM, S
INDIANAPOLIS, handle Pardee's Sugar Loaf Lehigh Anthracite Coal.
MUN AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. MUN 555
Long. James M, agricultural implts,
Long Nathan II, stoves and tinware. Long & Collins, livery. Lutz M & Co, blacksmiths.
Lyman & Whippo, boots and shoes. Lynn Wm & Son, boots and shoes, McCaslin D S Rev (Presbyterian). McIlvain W F, painter. McMahan & Smith, lawyers. McWilliams Asbury, blacksmith. Maddy Bros, grocers. Maddy James A, flour and feed. Maitlen Coleman H, hotel.
Mann S & L, milliners.
Manor Charles, dentist. Manvell George P, saloon. Marble Elizabeth A Mrs, dressmaker. March Walter, lawyer. Mason John R, grain. Meek R I & Co, furniture.
Meeker Bros, grocers.
Mellett J E, lawyer. Mellett & Rose, lawyers. Metzger & Co, clothing. Miller John H, meat market.
Milligan Allan A, wines, liquors and to- bacco.
Mock Bros, corn planters. Mock Martin G, furniture. Modlin William, meat market. Mohler John A, wagonmaker.
Mong Robert H, planing mill.
Moore Charles W, lawyer.
Morin John, barber. Morin Joseph D, barber. Morin Margaret Mrs, hair goods. Moses L & Co, clothiers. Muncie Bank, A J Claypool cash.
Muncie Democrat (weekly), Spence & Davis pnbs.
Muncie Gas Works. Muncie National Bank, capital $200,000, F T White pres, S A Wilson cash.
Muncie News (daily and weekly), N F Ethell pub.
Muncie Finnes (Daily and Weekly), E W Brady Publisher, Times Building. Neely Lon M, photographer. Nickey Jeremiah F, druggist. Nutting Edward, carpenter. Orr Wm W, lawyer. Parker & Powell, clothing. Paxson Joseph R, furniture. Phillips & Lacey, grocers. Phinney Arthur J, physician. Puckett, Smell & Martin, pump mnfrs. Putnam & Kirby, lumber and hardware. Reid James E, blacksmith.
Reid John S, lumber dealer and vinegar mnfr.
Rich & Ludlow, carpenters.
Richey Wallace E, druggist.
Richey Webster S, agt Am and U S Ex Cos.
Riley & Brown, real estate agents.
Robinson's Commercial College, Samuel S Robinson propr.
Rose Theo F, lawyer. -
Ross John C, physician.
Rothschild Aaron, clothing.
Roush & Pfeifer, shoemakers.
Sanders John F, lawyer.
Schmidt Wm T Rev (Catholic).
Scott & Hurst, restaurant.
Sears Lewis, saloon.
Sells T E Rev (Methodist).
Shekel, Deam & Co, carriage and wagon mnfrs. Shekel Edward T, upholsterer.
Shepard Jeremiah A, dry goods and gro- ceries.
Shick L & W, hardware.
Shields John, horseshoer.
Shinn James S, blacksmith. Shipley Carlton E, lawyer.
Shirk & Son, hardware.
Shroyer Joseph, carpenter. Silcott John A, shoemaker. Silverburg Ileiman, merchant tailor.
Simmons George W, agrl implts.
Simmons James L, blacksmith.
Simson T L Rev (Methodist) . Singleton Thomas, restaurant.
Slinger Andrew J, painter. Smell Maxwell M C, wagonmaker. Smith A Rev (Methodist).
Smith B & Son, dry goods.
Smith Elias P, brick and tile mnfr.
Smith W R & Son, marble works.
Smith & Gilbert, livery.
Snell Solomon R, physician.
Snell Thomas B, grocer.
Snodgrass Benjamin D, physician.
Snodgrass David B, physician.
Snyder John M, cooper.
Spence Nathan N, carpenter.
Spence & Davis, publishers Muncie Demo- crat.
Spooner & Wilson, lawyers.
Stephenson George W, dry goods. Stewart Joshua, saw mill. Stewart Win H, grocer.
Streeter L & Co, produce.
Streeter Stephen B, produce. Stucky Christian, tanner.
Suman John V, vinegar mufr.
Templer & Gregory, lawyers. Thomas & Patterson, livery.
OLD BOOKS BOUGHT
At SPRAGUE'S, 391 W. Madison St. Communications Promptly Answered.
A PORTABLE CZOLAY SALZ MILL,
driven profitably by a Threshing Engire, manufactured by CHANDLER & TAYLOR, of Ka Eug Indianapolis, Ind. See page 3.
556 NUR INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER NAP
Thomas & Templer, hotel. Topp Marcus, meat market. Truitt Wm, surveyor. Tumbleson James, grocer. Turner Ira A, saloon.
Tyler Orson M, justice of the peace. Upton & Brees, restaurant.
Vaughn & Chamness, Stoves and Tinware, and Manufacturers of the Queen of the West Washing Machine, 460 S Walnut. (See adv.) Vogt Jacob, merchant tailor. Wachtell Calvin S, city clerk. Wachtell & March, dry goods. Wachtell & Tyner, harnessmakers.
Watson Frank S, painter. Walterhouse T S, lawyer. Weeks James, meat market. Weller Lawrence L, saw mill and org in mnfr.
Wells Austin 'T, auctioneer. Western Union Tel Co, Wm Patterson agt. Whiteley Maria J Mrs, millinery. Whitney C B, clothing. Wilcoxon L & Son, flour mill. Wildermuth Charles, baker.
Williams John W, barber. Williams Josiah F, restaurant.
Williams Warren, wagonmaker. Wilson & Thompson, agrl implts. Winans Henry C, physician. Winans Henry M, physician, Winings Thomas J, grocer.
Winten & Kemper, physicians.
Wolff Arthur R, clothier. Wright Albert L, insurance agt.
Wright & Son, furniture and undertakers. Wysor, Haines & Co, engine mnfrs. Wysor, Kline & Co, flour mill. Youse Daniel R, confectioner. Youst Bros, livery.
MURRAY. Formerly ealled New Laneaster, is a village of 150 inhabitants in Lancaster township, Wells county, 4 miles north of Bluffton, the county seat and most available shipping point. The Wabash river furnishes water power to drive one flour mill. Churches, Christian and Pres- byterian. Schools, district. Mail daily.
L. F. Shreve, postmaster. Chalfout M, justice of the peace. Clemens Peter, shoemaker. Ditzler George C, Saw Mill. Fink John N, blacksmith. Fulton George, physician, Fulton J C. physician. King C F, drugs. McRea James Rev (Presbyterian).
Markley J J Rev (Christian). Meeker Andrew, saw mill. Myers Jacob, Carpenter. Reaser John, wagonmaker. Shrader D, physician. Shreve L K, General Store. Stone, Smith & Perkins, flour mill. Townsend Eli, blacksmith. Webber George C, shoemaker. Wisehaupt D F, cooper.
NABB. Contains 25 persons, and is located on the Louisville Branch O. & M. Ry., in Seott county, jo miles southeast of Scottsburgh, the county seat. Lumber and live stock are the chief articles of export. Express, O. & M. Mail daily. A. H. Barnes, postmaster.
Barnes A MI, General Store, Railroad and Express Agent. Barnes W L, flour mill. Hardy H S, flour mill. Kimberlain J T, general store. Mummert Jacob, blacksmith. Russell J K, physician.
NAPOLEON. On daily mail route to Osgood, is located in Ripley county, 12 miles north of Versailles, the county seat, and 5 miles northwest of Osgood, the rail- road depot, with a population of 350. The village has four churches-Catholic, Lu- theran, Baptist and Christian-and graded school. Miles Mendenhall, postmaster. Arkenburg Wm, flour mill. Brademer F, blacksmith.
Brandt Margaret Mrs, general store.
Crain John, blacksmith. Dammyer D, blacksmith.
Erhardt Frederick, Hotel and Saloon. Fisher Ferdinand, general store.
Foreman G W, general store. Frank G F, general store. Gerth A, wagonmaker. Hertenstein R, general store.
Hicks Bruce R, physician.
Hicks John C, physician. Ifines Angust, carpenter. Johnson Charles B, Lawyer and Printer. Joseph A F, physician. Koop Benjamin J, saloon. Lissett Louis, saloon. Litzler N, wagonmaker. Maxwell Abram L, carpenter.
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