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FORT WAYNE DIRECTORY.
Studebaker John, flax mill Sturgis J. E. & Bro. druggists Sturgis & Robinson, dentists Thoma Henry, furniture Todd & Rinehart, lawyers Townsend Amos & Co. foun- ders VanHorn John, flouring mill Walmer Henry, boots and shoes Waring, Sales & Co. flouring mill
Welch Michael, tailor Wiecking William cigar manu- facturer
Wiley Justus, meat market Wilhelm & Estabrook, agricul- tural implements Williams James B. produce dealer
Williams Mrs. J. G. millinery Wilson & Davis, lawyers Wisell. Wm. W. sheriff Wells co
BURGAN HOUSE, Bluffton, Ind.,
C. S. BURGAN, Prop'r.
Corner of Johnson and Market Streets, ONE SQUARE WEST OF THE COURT HOUSE.
LIVERY ATTACHED. . TERMS REASONABLE.
A. N. MARTIN. A. BURWELL.
BURWELL & MARTIN,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW And Real Estate Agents,
BLUFFTON,
INDIANA.
EXCHANGE HOTEL, 'OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE,
THOS. H. GUTELIUS,
PROPRIETOR,
BLUFFTON, INDIANA.
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COLUMBIA CITY.
A flourishing incorporated village of 3,000 inhabitants, situ- ated on the Blue river, and at the crossing of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad with the Detroit and Eel River Railroad, 19 miles northwest of Fort Wayne and 129 miles southeast of Chicago. It is the capital of Whitley county, and is well situated for trade, and being in the midst of a good farming country, it is the point of shipment of large quantities of produce.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Adair Joseph W. insurance agent
Anderson Truillard F. agent D, E R & I railroad
Anthes Philip, saloon
Appleton Wm. wagon maker
Avery Adam, restaurant
Bainbridge & Doeland, dry goods
Baker J. W. editor Commer- cial
Beeson B. & H. wagon makers
Brand John, brick yard
Brannon John H, grocer
Brown Eli W. proprietor Columbia City Post.
(See advt.)
Busch Fred. groceries
Campbell David, stave man'f'r Carabin & Ball, tailors Carr Wm. contractor
Click Michael E. photographer Cobaugh & McDonald, grocers Collins & Adair, lawyers
Columbia City Bank, F. H. Foust & Co.
Columbia City Post, Eli W. Brown, propr., Central. Building. (See advt.) Columbia City Woolen Mills, T. E. Eyanson, pro- prietor.
Cutter E. wagon maker
Daniel & Bro. meat market Deer George, wagon maker Dempeys Orlando J. livery stable
Dodge Rufus W. insurance agent Dunfee W. H. & Co. commis- sion
Dye Christian, boarding- house
Edwards James B. bil-
liard hall, r Central block Edwards & Gibson, livery-sta- ble
Eyanson Charles J. merchant tailor
Feist Joseph, eating-house Frudiger Samuel, grocer
Gatchatte Joseph, pro- prietor of Union House, opp P, F W & C depot. Good accommodations for the trav- eling public
Gates J. T. & Bros. plasterers Gilbreth Samuel, wagon-maker Gregg H. physician
Grund Frederick, boots and shoes
Hackett Henry, undertaker
Harley George W. boots and shoes
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Hawkins John B, agent P, F W & C railroad Heist Henry, lumber dealer Hildebrand & Bro. cigar man- ufacturers Hively A. E. barber Hose Jacob & Co. grocers Huffman F. cooper Hunter Bros. drugs and books Johns & Bailey, meat market Johns, Treely & Co. dry goods Jones C. W. lawyer Kramer Abraham, grocer Kraus & Bro. grocer Lawrence Isaiah E. physician Linvill David G. physician Linvill D. O. physician Love Samuel, blacksmith Lowry Robert, judge circuit court
McDonald Isaiah B, at- torney-at-law, office over post- office
McLallen E. L. & Co.
bankers, 2 Central building Mason Mrs. Mary J. millinery Mason Warren, druggist Maxwell W. J. dentist Meitzer Wm. baker
Miller Jacob W. sheriff, office county jail building Mitten Allen P. physician Mossman Edward A. at- torney-at-law Myers Daniel, restaurant Myers & Ward, dry goods North Mrs. Samuel, milliner Pond Charles H. architect Prickett Isaac W. harness maker
Ramp & Markward, man'f'rs sash, blinds, &c.
Ramp & Smith, man'f'rs oars Reed Wm. hardware
Rhodes John, propr Rhodes House
Ricker Alfred A. grocer Ruch David, livery stable Ruch & Bro. painters Sandmeyer Adolph L. druggist Schafer & Walter, brewers Schmetzler Martin, grocer Scott Wm. merchant miller Show Lewis C. jeweler Siebert Mrs. M. E. laundry Sipe Wm. barber Slessman Michael, wagon make. Snyder F. blacksmith Snyder Henry, furniture Steerhof George, furniture Steinfeld Jacob, dry goods Supple Frank, restaurant and saloon
Taupert John A. foundry Taylor J. & Co. grocers Taylor & McHugh, grocers Torbet Nelson D. hardware Tremont House, David Snyder Trout Z. blacksmith
Tulley Cyrus, representetive Tulley & Krider, attor-
neys at law. See adv Tuttle R. & Co. boots and shoes Waidlich Christian D. hardware Walkup W. W. physician Wallack Wm. C. grocer
Wallace Mrs. Wm. milliner Washburn Alanson, dry goods Washburn George P. sewing machines
Washburn James, dry goods Weber Wm. physician
Weick A. & Co. boots and shoes
Wells Wm. physician
Winchester George, boots and shoes
Woodworth Orson H. postmas- ter and jeweler Yontz Henry C. & Co. pro- duce Yontz M. D. & Co. dry goods
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COLUMBIA CITY POST,
E. W. BROWN, Editor and Prop'r.
WEEKLY, $2.00 PER ANNUM.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF WHITLEY COUNTY.
Office in Central Building, opp. Court House.
JOB PRINTING & BOOK BINDING
Executed upon Short Notice and Reasonable Prices:
TULLEY & KRIDER,
ttorneys and
Counsellors at
aw.
Office, No. 3 CENTRAL BUILDING,
CYRUS B. TULLEY. JOHN KRIDER. Columbia City, Ind.
ESTABLISHED IN 1858.
GEO. C. GLATTE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS
FEED, OYSTERS, AND FRUIT,
1 Door North of Ist National Bank. Kendallville, Ind.
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DECATUR,
The county seat of Adams county, is situated on the Cincinnati, Richmond & Fort Wayne Railroad, twenty-one miles south-east from Fort Wayne. It is in the midst of a very fine farming country, and being on the banks of the St. Marys river enjoys a very salubrious climate. Population, 2,000, and rapidly in- creasing.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Aber D. J. grocer Adams County Bank, Niblick, Studabaker & Co
Argo & Co. stave factory Bailey John T, carriage maker Barkley Levi, meat market Barry C. A. agent Am Ex Co Barthel & Yager, cabinet makers Bell A. R. livery stable
Blossom B. F. postmaster
Bobo & Peterson, lawyers
Bollman S. C. druggist Bosse H. saloon Bradley Mrs. F. dressmaker
Bremerkamp Mrs.
M. dry
goods
Burger, Railing & Co. livery stable
Burt- House, C. Burt, proprie- tor
Citizens' Bank, Rout, Eichar & Co
Closs Jacob, grocer
Closs Wm. dining hall
Crawford, Niblick & Co. dry goods
Curtis Charles M. physician Davis A. S. physician
Decatur Herald, Bobo & Wor- den, proprietors
Decatur Marble Works Hughes, Edgar & Wemhoff. See adv
Dohrman W. & Bro. grocers
Dorwin T. T. druggist
Dorwin W. R. & Son, grocers
Ehinger F. merchant tailor
Eley D. lawyer Elzey M. S. jeweler
Fassnacht & Lauser, coopers
Fetick G. livery-stable
Flagg S. dry goods
France Charles M. auctioneer
Funke G. H. harness and sad- dlery
Gass J. P. boots and shoes
Gast Mrs. Catharine, dry goods Glenn J. dentist
Graves Christopher, sewing machines Haff J. P. jeweler
Hart A. boots and shoes
Hill A. J. printing office
Holthouse & Conter, boots and . shoes
Jeleff F. A. physician
King John, wagon-maker King Bros. blacksmiths Kleinhenz & Martin, boots and shoes
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Knoff Samuel, barber Miebers N. tinner
Miesse House, I. J. Miesse, proprietor, n w cor Third and Madison, good sample rooms first floor
Miller Anson, cooper
Miller & France, attor- neys-at-law. Special atten- tion given to collecting Miller John, barber
Pillars & Patterson, flouring mills
Emery James, blacksmith
Rhodes Isaac, blacksmith
Richardson & Burns, harness Rolver Theodore, brewery Scheyerling George A. bakery Schirmeyer C. L. dry goods Schlagle Benavel, blacksmith Schlegel Daniel, tinware
Schrock W. H. physician
Schrock & Bro. druggists Schurger J. meat market Shackley Wheel Co. wagon- makers
Shank J. & Son, Fornax mills Simcoke V. B. variety store Sorg Andrew, physician Spencer W. G. & Bro. hard- ware
Steele T. J. lawyer Stone & Meibers, hardware Studabaker & Quinn, attorneys-at-law
Thompson B. S. grocer
Tonellier J. J. & Co. dry goods Voglewede J. H. boots and shoes
Welfley John, restaurant
Wenzel F. E. undertaker
Winnes H. boots and shoes
Zekind H. A. clothing, &c
W. S. HUGHES, W. H. EDGAR. B WEMHOFF.
Monumental Marble Works.
HUGHES, EDGAR & WEMHOFF,
DEALERS IN
Foreign & American Marble
MONUMENTS AND TOMBSTONES.
Also, Granite Monuments & Headstones. CEMETERY WORK EXECUTED AT LOW RATES, Second Street, Decatur, Ind.
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HUNTINGTON,
The seat of justice for Huntington county, is located on the Toledo, Wabash & Western Railway, and on the Wabash & Erie Canal, twenty-four miles west of Fort Wayne. It is sur- rounded by a fine agricultural country settled by wealthy and enterprising farmers. As a manufacturing point, Huntington possesses many advantages over its neighboring towns, and is already the seat of several extensive manufacturing establish- ments, all of which are doing a large and profitable business. Population is about 4,500, having doubled in a short time.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Alexander J. T. lawyer
American House, Mrs. J. G. Ager, proprietor
Arnold Thomas Co. Huntington flouring mills Ashley John S. barber
Barker P. T. Farmers' hotel
Baldwin Prof. James, supt. of public schools
Barnhardt George, barber Beaver Henry, blacksmith
Baver & Alschwede, wagon makers
Beck Adam, lime manufr
Becker Jacob, marble dealer
Beeber Wm. P. city marshal Bell Wilson S. dry goods Berry Wm. councilman
Berry & Bost, lime manufrs
Brinkley Jacob, pump factory
Black Robert, cooper
Boehner Christian, boots and shoes
Bogys Rev. J. B. pastor Christ- ian church
Boos Jacob, brewery .
Borchers & Hilgeman, woolen mills
Branyan James D. lawyer
Breen Peter, grocer Bridge Henry, lawyer Brown Wm. & Son, dry goods Bryant C. E. proprietor Hunt- ington stove factory Buchanan H. J. pump factory Buchanan Joseph, constable
Buchanan Sam. & Co.
hardware, groceries and
grain dealers
Bunka Conrad & Co. tobacco and cigars Burkholder Rev. pastor Baptist church
Campbell W. I. tobacco and cigars
Christe & Flowers, blacksmiths Citizens' Bank, F. Dick, pres .: John Morgan, cashier
Cobb's B. M. lawyer
Cole Ulysses D. lawyer
Corlew George R. constable Cotton O. D. grocer
Crabbs, Strodel & Co. dry goods Davies Jesse, drugs and medicines
Day S. F. & R. J. livery stable DeLong Allen W. postmaster
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Dick & Wagner, tailors Drover Henry, spoke factory Drover Henry F. drugs, medicines, books, &c Emley Sexton, county treasurer
Engelmann Christian,
groceries and provisions Ewing & Bro. dry goods Falk Abe, billiard hall Ferguson D. physician
Fink Uriah, proprietor of Farmers' and Mechanics' mills
First National Bank,
Joseph W. Purviance, pres .; Wm. McGrew, cashier
Fisher Nicholas, manufr and dealer in boots and shoes
Forst George, bakery
Forster, Haerly & Co. lime, &c Fulton & Foster, lime manufrs Gaddis James, confectionery Gray & Heuitt, stoves and tin- ware
Grayston F. S. C. physician Greenman Rev. Almond, pas- tor M. E. church Griffith Jesse W. druggist
Griffith Wm. H. baker Grupe Henry, grocer Haerly Henry, saloon
Hall & Hendricks, man-
ufrs of carriages and wagons Hamrick Geo. & Bro. grocers Hartman & Hilgenberg, tailors Hartwick Edwin, grocer Hatfield James M. lawyer Haviland Isaac E. agent T, W & W railway
Hawley W. W. dry goods and groceries Hawley & Bro. manufrs and dealers in lime Herberg & Bros. brewery
Hessin & Son, produce Hoffman Charles, restaurant Holloway C. M. confectionery Hoover D. B. & Co. drugs Houseman Simeon, gunsmith
Huntington Democrat, Samuel F. Winter, proprietor Ibach Benjamin F. city attorney Joachim Fernandez,
city treasurer, grocer and bookseller
Jones W. A. agent U S Ex co Kahn Mark, dry goods
Keefer & Gurley, wagons and plows
Keller Isaac N. jewelry Kenower A. Q. furniture Kenower John, lumber
Kilby Almon S. photo- grapher
Kindler John, harness maker Kinty John, livery stable
Kocher Win. C. attorney at law
Kohl John, harness maker
Kopp Fred, furniture
Lavey Samuel S. jewelry Lavine & Raymond, wagon makers
Levy Leopold, clothing
Lewis Oscar A. physician
Lewis Theodore, tinner
Lewis C. H. & Co. hardware
Leyman D. S. physician Lucas Thomas L. clerk of Cir- cuit Court
Ludwig Matthias, tinner
Lyons George F. physician Lyons Ira E. physician Lyons Willie, restaurant Lyons W. B. physician
McCain Rev. C. pastor Pres- byterian church
McCarty John, lime manufr McClure Wm. councilman
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McKimmey Aaron, county sheriff
Mangus John, boots and shoes
Meyers N. A. marble works Millenbaugh John, cooper Miller Abraham, dentist
Milligan James R. butch- er
Milligan L. P. lawyer
Milligan Moses, meat market
Mixesel & Bro. blacksmiths
Moffit & Roche, manufrs of stoves, hollow ware, plows and machinery Moore Alfred, lawyer
Moore Samuel, dry goods
Morgan Samuel T. hardware Moses John F. & Co. pubs of Huntington Herald
National Hotel, Mrs. E. N. Holt, proprietor. See adv Nin Foster & Co. saw mills Oats Wm. meat market O'Brien Patrick, councilman Patterson Sisters, millin- ery and fancy goods
Paulice Peter, justice of the peace
Provines John S. farm imple- ments
Purviance Wm. R. grocer
Purviance A. S. & Bro. dry goods
Randolph W. O. grocer
Ream J. S. grocer
Rehling Conrad, potash manu- facturer
Robbins Wm. W. photo- grapher
Rosebrough Henry W. dealer in hides, tallow and pelts Rotschild Moses, tailor
Sayler & Kenners, lawyers Schlosser I. K. county record- er
Searles J. D. physician Sees John, foundry
Severance Lagrange, physician
Shafer E. Augustus, physician Shaffer Theodore, meat market Shearer David L. elevator Shearer Sextus H. dry goods Shoff & Bro. dry goods
Simonton Robert, county audi- tor
Skiles John, city clerk
Slack Hon. James R. circuit judge
Smith Samuel B. restaurant
Smith Thomas G. lawyer Snyder & Son,, boots and shoes Spencer Morris L. supt county schools
Stults George W. mayor Taylor E. T. boots and shoes
Taylor, Griffith & Co. manufrs of plow and cultiva- tor handles
Thorn & Co. manufrs of sash and blinds
Townsend Henry D. harness maker
Trammel Wm. H. lawyer Turtelot Almeron D. attorney and justice of the peace
Urshel & Co. saloon
VanAntwerp Thomas B. den- tist
VanHolten John, grocer
Watson James, saloon
Wheeler Spencer, lime manufr Whitelock Wm. T. grocer
Winton Mrs. A. J. millinery Young John, meat market
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NATIONAL HOTEL,
Mrs. E. N. HOLT, Proprietoress,
Corner Market and Cherry Streets,
HUNTINGTON, IND.
KENDALLVILLE,
Two miles beyond Lisbon, is at the crossing of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway with the Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad. It is situated in the east part of Noble county, 12 miles from Albion, the county seat. It is 28 miles northwest of Fort Wayne, 82 miles west of Toledo, and 141 miles east of Chicago. The surrounding country is rich and productive, and Kendallville monopolizes a good share of the trade of the county. Population, 3,000.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Åbell Lem. druggist Adee Wm. A. dry goods Aichele C. G. insurance agent Aichele George, marble works Baker James R. stoves and tin- ware
Bates Mrs. M. J. millinery
Berhalter Joseph, furni- ture, upholstery and coffins Boggs A. M. cooperage Brace A. J. carpenter Brillhart G. A. agricultural im- plements
Brillhart Samuel B. flouring mills
Brown John S. clairvo- yant and eclectic physician Brust & Beyer, dry goods
Bunyan W. & J. R. druggists Chapin A. A. lawyer Cheethang Joseph, cooper Colegrove James, lawyer Comparet T. S. pension agent Cox Wm. H. photographer Cushing Wm. carpenter
Deible John, planing mill, sash and doors Drake Nelson, meat market Dunbar Jeff. books and station- ery Engel & Co. clothing Erickson Gunder, physician Fick H. A. physician First National Bank, John Mitchell, pres .; E. R. Shulze, cashier
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Flint, Walling & Co.
founders and machinists Foehl J. Adam, saloon Ford Frank P. photographer Ford John, blacksmith Frink A. P. agent L S & M S railway Gappinger John, leather Gilbert J. L. physician Gipe & Co. blacksmiths Glatte George, wholesale and retail. grocer. See adv Goodwin L. E. lawyer Graves Thomas L. lawyer Groh Wm. grocer
Hall Wm. B. insurance agent Hartsuck, Holbrook & Co. manufrs eave trough hangers Hastings J. H. painter
Helman H. L. hardware Helmer S. B. livery stable Hirsch A furniture
Humphreys J. M. agent G R & I railroad Jacobs D, shoemaker
Johnson L. H. agent U S Ex CO Keller & Kann, dry goods Kelly J. B. & J. D. proprietors Kelly House Kendallville Standard,
C. O. Myers, publr. See adv Kendallville Circle Co. E. J. Hopkins, pres .; Jas. Col- grove, sec'y Knight James, painter Kraner Jacob, confectionery Kratzer John G. brewery Kresse Chas. druggist Krueger Herman, liquors Lang Julius, shoemaker Larimer George, blacksmith Lipes Rev .. H. H. pastor First Baptist Church Lohman G. H. & Co. drug gists
Long Mrs. H. J. millinery Loomis J. M. dry goods Lyman & McCray, produce Mains Vincent, lawyer Merrick F. B. agt L S & M S railway
Miller John W. carpenter
Miller Reuben, saloon
Miller & Durr, grocers
Misselhorn H. C. cigar mfr
Mitchell John, pres't First Na- tional Bank Moyer H. A. dentist
Myers C. O. publisher Ken- dallville Standard; also post- master. See adv
Nagel & Ayers, wagon makers
Nellis Jas. wagon maker
Noecker Jas. bill poster Noftz A. F. W. barber
Oviatt & Johnston, tannery Park A. B. & Bro. hardware Parker A. S. physician Pike L. E. grocer Rearman John, horse trader Reed & Hill, planing mill, sash, doors, blinds, &c. See adv
Reyher Jacob, dry goods
Richard Edward, mfr handles
Rossbacher Oscar, furniture Schmeykel W. J. guns Schneider John P. blacksmith Schwartz Peter, grocer
Seifert Wm. brewery Shulze E. H. cashier First Na- tional Bank
Smith Harvy, photograph- er. See adv
Sprandel Wm. propr Central hotel Stewart T. H. & Son, boot and shoe mfrs and deal- ers
Sticht J. M. livery Strater Wm. blacksmith
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Taber Freeman, grist and saw mill Taylor T. L. blacksmith
Taylor Mrs. millinery
Teal J. M. dentist
Teal Norman, physician
Thompson L. A. & Son, gro- cers
Wagner Charles N. harness maker
Wallace E. O. carpenter
Waltman M. V. B. meat mar- ket
Ward H. D. dry goods
Wehmeyer H. H. saloon Wells Mrs. L. B. millinery Wheatsone Jacob, confection- ery Wildman Stephen, lawyer
Willard Wm. carpenter
Willett O. D. & Co. marble works
Williams N. & Son, physicians
Wilson David C. physician
Wilson Mrs. L. B. millinery
Wolff Philip, saloon
Zimmerman D. shoemaker
L. N. REFD.
J. C. HILL.
REED & HILL,
MANUFACTURERS OF
and Blind
MOULDINGS AND SCROLL SAWING,
Dealers in Pire Lumber, Pine Shingles, and Domestic Lumber OF ALL KINDS.
FACTORY NEAR THE L. S. & M. S. DEPOT,
Office on Mitchell St. Kendallville, Ind.
HARVY SMITH,
PHOTOGRAPHER.
Makes Pictures from the Locket to Life-size, and will receive orders to Enlarge all kinds of Pictures on the Best Metalic Plates, Paper, or Canvas ; Color in Oil, or Water Colors, &c.
Rooms in 3d Story Benj. Jones' Brick Block, Main Street,
KENDALLVILLE, IND.
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The Kendallville Standard,
ESTABLISHED IN 1863.
C. O. MYERS, Editor and Prop'r.
ONLY PAPER IN THE CITY.
CIRCULATION, 1,200.
Best Advertising Medium in this part of the State
FOR FORT WAYNE BUSINESS MEN,
As there are Eight Stations on the Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad in Noble County.
MONROEVILLE,
A village of some 1,000 inhabitants, situated on the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railway, some sixteen miles east of Fort Wayne. Being in the midst of a valuable timber country, it enjoys unusual facilities for trade, and is one of the most important villages in the vicinity of Fort Wayne. It is rapidly increasing in size and population.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Allegar John D. publish- er Monroeville Democrat and job printer Anthony Abraham, grocer Argo & Co. mfrs of staves Baker Alonzo A. justice of the peace and insurance agent
Baker & Bro. grocers and agts Adams Ex Co
Beugnot A. F. grocer Bevelheimer Daniel, carpenter Cassady & Smith, grocers Champer D. W. physician Connolly W. A. physician Conrad Geo. boots and shoes Conroy Thomas H. barber
Coverdale E. G. attorney- at-law, insurance agent and notary public
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Dague J. & Bros. flouring mills Dunham & Steele, grocers Eaton Charles H. saddler and harness maker Engle A. physician Engle J. B. physician Handel Jacob, carpenter Heller & Dague, grocer Indiana House, S. M. Williams, prop'r. See adv Knouse M. B. jeweler
Kyser A. M. physician and surgeon
Wagner & Brantner, furniture Mariotte J. G. dealer in wines, liquors, cigars, &c Miller Chas. saloon
Menroeville Democrat,
John D. Allegar, publisher Moore M. B. boots and shoes Morrison M. S. justice of the peace and insurance agt Nieger J. B. & Co. hardware Peters C. J. & Cole, grocers Pool Joseph T. lawyer Pool Samuel, grocer
Rollins Charles W. drug- gist; bakery, confectionery, and refreshments
Row Daniel A. boots and shoes Roy Charles, billiards and saloon
Schell F. V. V. Pacific house Sprague Andrew, blacksmith Steinman Andrew, wagon ma- ker
Stevens Thomas, lawyer Stevenson Henry, carpenter Strass Morris, postmaster Strass M. & I. clothing Waterman Wm. carpenter Webster & Weiler, planing mill Weiler W. D. operator W U Tel Co
Williams S. M. proprietor Indiana house. See adv Worden Finan & Co. stave mfrs Worden J. B. & Co. drugs, medicines, perfumery, toilet articles, &c Wormley A. S. agent P, Ft W & C railway
INDIANA HOTEL,
S. M. WILLIAMS, Proprietor,
Near the Depot, - MONROEVILLE, IND.
LARGEST AND MOST COMMODIOUS HOTEL IN THE TOWN.
Good Sample Rooms for Commercial Men.
ALSO, GOOD STABLING.
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NEW HAVEN,
A village of some 1,coo inhabitants, situated in Allen county, on the Wabash & Erie canal, 11/2 miles south of the Maumee river. It is on the line of the Toledo, Wabash & Western Rail- way, 6 miles east of Fort Wayne. The village was laid out in 1838, and incorporated in 1866.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Begue John & Co. stave mfrs Bell Levi, town marshal
· Bell, Beugnot & Co. dry goods Beugnot Anthony, town treas- urer
Brookes John, meat market
Burgess Henry, pres't New Ha- ven and Fort Wayne gravel road
Crippen & Sons, medicines Dougall Allan H. notary pub- lic
Dougall John, justice of the peace
Dowling Bartholomew, stoves and tinware
Federspiel D. blacksmith
Federspiel & Bro. blacksmiths
Fisher Jobst, meat market Flinnemann F. shoe maker Frossard Alex. saloon Garrol Jesse B. lawyer Gotne G. & Co. planing mills Hager Henry, baker Klemeier D. merchant tailor Knode R. S. drugs
Lahner Rev. J. pastor German Lutheran Church
Lee & Summers, blacksmiths
Licklider J. D. billiard hall Lipes Andrew, jeweler Loos Wm. cigar mfr
Mack Fred. boots and shoes Meads Tho. & Co. saw mills Nash Rev. John P. pastor M. E. church
New Haven Palladium, T. J. Foster, prop'r
Powers V. & Co. flouring mills Rogers O. D. justice of the peace
Schnelker, Beugnot & Co. stave mfrs
Schnitker A. R. harness maker Schuckman Nicholas, general store
Schwantz C. & Bro. furniture
Simons John W. barber
Snelker Henry H. town clerk
Stark Joseph, grocer
Stutz Joseph, saloon
Tarr Peolia S. lawyer
Thompson Milton, postmaster
Whitaker Eugene, agent T, W & W railway
Whitaker & Rogers, dry goods Williamson M. F. physician Wolf Charles, saloon
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THE Toledo, Wabash & Western
RAILWAY
Is the Quickest, Safest and Most Direct Route to
ST. LOUIS, SPRINGFIELD, QUINCY, KAN- SAS CITY,
-AND ALL POINTS IN-
Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas, and the Southwest.
BLUE FRONT, 120 CALHOUN ST. W. A. FOOTE. CHAS. A. EICKHOFF.
FOOTE & EICKHOFF, Manufacturers of Cigars, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
TOBACCOS, SNUFF, PIPES, &c.,
THE TRADE SUPPLIED AT LOWEST RATES.
Fort Wayne, Ind.
D. A. BLYTHE'S
STEAM
RY.
59 WEST WATER STREET,
Fort Wayne,
- Indiana.
WORK NEATLY EXECUTED FOR TRAVELERS AT REASONABLE RATES.
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