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Mosher Ambrose, blacksmith and wagonmaker.
Muller Ferdinand, Barrel Mnfr, nr D E R & I depot. Myers Dan, confectioner.
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Nelson C Hall, harnessmaker.
Netter & Meyer, meat market.
North Mrs S C, Milliner and Dressmaker, cor Chauncey and Jackson.
Olds & Sickafoose, Lawyers, over Columbia City Bank. Palmer L De Essa, Dentist, over Sandmeyer's drug store.
Paulus Peter, barber.
Pond Charles H, builder.
Prickett Isaac W, harness and trunks.
Ramp Jacob, hardwood lumber mill.
Ramp & Markward, Lumber Dealers, Line nr P F W & CR R.
Rapp Jacob, oar mnfr.
Raupfer Benjamin, saloon.
Reed Theodore, grocer.
Reider James, county clerk.
Ricker Alfred A, grocer.
Ruch C & J A, Livery Stable.
Ruch David & Son, livery stable.
Ruch Jacob A, propr Rhodes House.
Ruch & Brother, painters.
Sanders Charles & Bro, shoemakers.
Sandmeyer Dr A L, druggist.
Schaper & Son, Proprs Eagle Brewery. (See adv.) Schneider F & Co, blacksmiths and wagonmakers.
Schnelzteer Martin, grocer.
Scott & Kepner, millers.
Sears Leonard, Broom Mnfr. (See adv.)
Seibert Mrs Mary E, laundry.
Serjeant James E, harnessmaker.
Show Lewis C, jeweler.
Slussman Michael, blacksmith and wagonmaker.
Smith Geo W, Insurance Agent.
Smith Mrs G W, dressmaker.
Smith Wm H, druggist and bookseller.
Snyder Henry, furniture.
Steerhof George, furniture.
Steinfeld & Wolf, dry goods.
Stradley Thomas, co-operative store.
Strong Ephraim & Co, Dry Goods and Groceries, Columbia City Bank Building. (See adv.) Supple Francis, grocer. Taupert J A, founder.
Taylor & McHugh, grocers.
Thiele Herman, Civil Engineer.
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Trout Z W, blacksmith.
Tulley & Krider, Lawyers.
Tuttle R & C W, boots and shoes.
Ulerich Charles, meat market.
Varner J, commission.
Wagner & Meiser, boots and shoes.
Wallace Mrs. W C, Millinery over Express Office. Walter Wm, saloon.
Ward Cyrus J, General Store. (See adv.)
Washburn Alanson, dry goods.
Weber Wm, physician. .
Weihe Rudolph T, barber.
White John J, Proprietor Eureka Restaurant.
Whitley County Commercial, J W Baker, Editor, H E Baker, Publisher.
Wigent John C, county recorder.
Williams C S, physician.
Williams Mrs J G, Millinery, Columbia City Bank Building.
Woodworth Orson H, Postmaster and Jeweler.
Worth & Meiser, clothing.
Yontz Joseph R, Wagon Maker. (See adv.)
Young Abraham, cigars.
DECATUR, IND.,
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. Mary's river enjoys a very salubrious climate. Population 2,500.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Adams County Co-operative Association, Gen- eral Store, Byron S Thompson Manager.
Adams County Bank, Organized Aug 1, 1874, Capital $50,000, Jesse Niblick, Pres; David Studabaker, Vice Pres ; Robert B Allison, Cashier; W H Niblick, Asst Cashier ; cor Monroe and 2nd.
Alvers & Miller, bakery and restaurant.
Argo M E, stave factory.
Ayers & Hartsock, nail keg hoop factory.
Ballard Edward C, physician and surgeon.
Barthel Albert, Saloon and Restaurant.
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BURT HOUSE, DECATUR, INDIANA.
Good Table, Clean Spring Beds,
Good Sample Rooms for Commercial Men.
FREE BUS TO ALL TRAINS. Rates, $1.50 per day,
DICK C. TOWNSEND, C. BURT,
Clerk. Proprietor
HI. R. JOHNSON'S PARLOR SALOON
A pleasant resort for gentlemen, where they will always find a quiet and orderly House, and the
CHOICEST BRANDS -OF- Liquors and Cigars, Opposite Citizens' Bank, Second Street, DECATUR, IND,
WM. H. LEININGER,
DEALER IN
Stock, Grain, Seeds
AND COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Address for Market Prices, - GENEVA, ADAMS CO., INDIANA.
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Bell Alexander R, livery and feed stable. Blood & Meisse, saloon and ten pin alley.
Bobo James R, lawyer.
Bogart John F, grocery and bakery.
Bosse Frank B, grocery and bakery.
Bosse Harmon, grocery and saloon.
Bottenberg Charles A, meat market.
Bradley & Fitzgerald, cloak and dressmaking. Bremerkamp & Son, Dry Goods and Groceries. Bricken Michael E, barber.
Brock John, tinsmith.
Burns Milen, Saddles, Harness and Trunks.
Burt House, Chester Burt Propr. (See adv.) Bushnell & Schlegel, blacksmiths.
Cannoven & Thomas, marble dealers.
Christen Godfrey, County Auditor, Court House.
Citizens' Bank, Organized May 4th, 1871; Capital, $50,000 ; John W Rout, Pres; Alex Eichar, Vice Pres ; Bernard J Kohne, Cashier.
Closs Jacob, grocer and agent Remington sewing machines. Congleton Winfield S, Attorney at Law and Collect- ing Agency, cor Second and Monroe.
Commons & Johnson, confectioners.
Conter L A & Co, boots and shoes.
Corbin E H, saloon and billiards.
Cox & Commons, General Blacksmiths, Monroe. Coverdale I. N & Son, physicians.
Curran Richard A, Druggist and Physician.
Decatur Democrat, Joseph McGonagle Propr.
Decatur Flouring Mills, Patterson & Pillars Proprs.
Decatur Stave Works, Heller & Dague Proprs.
Donovan & Adelsperger, Groceries and Provisions. Dorwin Cornelius T, Photographer.
Dorwin Thomas T, drugs and medicines.
Eichar Alexander, woolen mills.
Eiting Henry, Grocery and. Saloon. Eiting & Enneking, dry goods and groceries.
Eley David, Lawyer, cor Court and Second.
Ellsworth Charles T, carriage and wagon maker.
Elzey & Maun, Jewelers and Watchmakers.
Empire House, David Showers propr. Fetick George, saloon and billiards.
Fitzgerald Wm J, agent Howe sewing machines.
Flagg Samuel, groceries and notions.
Forbing Peter, grocery and saloon.
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Fouts James A, propr Decatur Marble Works. France & Son, Lawyers.
Freeman Benjamin R, physician and surgeon.
Garard & Glenn, carpenters and builders. Gast Mrs Catherine, dry goods and groceries.
Glass & Dorwin, dealers in lumber and building material. Glenn John, Dentist.
Gloss Wm, confectionery and restaurant. Goodsell Rier N, lumber dealer.
Grosbety Peter, watchmaker and barber.
Haff John P, watchmaker.
Harris James W, carpenter and builder.
Hart Henry H, Practical Miller.
Hart Jacob S, propr City flouring mills. Hellehen James, watches, clocks and jewelry.
Heller Daniel D, lawyer.
Heller & Dague, dry goods, groceries, etc.
Hill A Judson, Millinery, Toys and Notions.
Hiskey Frank, furniture dealer.
Jackson Daniel O, Moulding, Scroll . Planing Mill.
Sawing and
Jelleff Fitzallen A, physician and surgeon. Johnson Hiram R, Parlor Saloon. (See adv.)
Jones & Ray, Furniture Mnfrs.
Kellisson Charles, lawyer.
King John jr, carriage and wagon maker.
Krick Henry, commission and produce. Kurtenbrer Herman, propr Decatur brewery.
Mallonee Joseph, gunsmith.
Mann Harlow, grocer.
Martin & Kleinhenz, boots and shoes.
Meifers J & Co, boots and shoes.
Miesse House, Israel J Miesse propr.
Miller Charles W., merchant tailor. Moon & Lynn, contractors and builders.
Niblick, Crawford & Sons, dry goods and groceries.
Patterson James C, telegraph operator C R & Ft W R R. Patterson & Pillars, flouring mills
Peterson Robert S, Lawyer. Peterson Shaffer, justice of the peace.
Pittsburgh Shoeing Shop, Cox & Commons Proprs. Porter & Feist, barbers.
Pyle Isaac N. blacksmith. Rademacker Cornelius, saloon.
Railing & Huffman, livery stable.
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Rout & Bremekamp, flouring mills.
Schlegel Daniel, tinsmith.
Schrock Wm H. Physician.
Schrock & Bro, Druggists.
Schumacher Franz, merchant tailor.
Shackley Phineas C, House, Sign and Carriage Paint er.
Shafer, F & Bro, Stoves and House Furnishing Goods. Shafer John, cooper.
Shank John R, propr Hoagland. flouring mills, Hoagland, Al- len Co, Ind, res Decatur.
Sholty Benjamin W, Fire Insurance Agent.
Sholty & Holthouse, agents U S Express Co.
Sievers Frederick, agent Singer Mnfg Co.
Smith George, saloon.
Smith Joseph, carriage and wagon maker.
Spencer W G & Bro, Stoves and Hardware.
Stone & Terveen, stoves and hardware.
Stoops James Jr, Saddles, Harness and Trunks.
Strass M & I, Clothiers and Gents' Furnishing Goods. Studabaker & Quinn, lawyers.
Tonellier John J & Co, dry goods and groceries.
Trout & Son, Physicians and Surgeons, Diagnosticate Dis- eases by the Uroscopia System, cor Front and Monroe. VanNess Wm W, physician.
Walch Mederic P, Station Agent C R & F W R R. Welfley John, saloon and restaurant.
Whipple & Burdg, barbers.
Winnes Henry, boots and shoes.
Woolpert Rev David C, (Methodist Episcopal).
Yager Leopold, furniture mnfr.
Yager & Bro, meat market.
HUNTINGTON, IND.
Twenty-four miles west of Fort Wayne, on the line of the Toledo, Wabash and Western railway, surrounded by a rich agricultural district, is located the incorporated village of Huntington, the county seat of Huntington county.
As a manufacturing point it is scarcely second to none of its size in this portion of the State. Thorn, Slack and Ayres' planing mill is an extensive establishment, doing a large business. The village has a number of fine churches and schools. The Herald weekly expounds Republican doctrine, while the
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JAMES C. BRANYAN, Member Legislature. CHARLES W. WATKINS
BRANYAN & WATKINS,
Attorneys at Law,
Mayne's Block, opp. Court House, near Depot. HUNTINGTON, INDIANA.
P. D. SWICK,
Merchant Tailor,
FIRST-CLASS WORK AT REASONABLE PRICES.
Twenty years experience as a Cutter enables me to Guarantee Perfect Fits. MARKET STREET, HUNTINGTON, - - INDIANA.
UBBELL
DUSE,
A. A. HUBBEBE, Proprietor.
HUNTINGTON,
- INDIANA.
A New House, just opened for public patronage. It is pleasantly located, convenient to the business center of the city, and within one and a half squares of the T., W. & W. Railway Depot. - No Bus.
JACOB BINKLEY,
Wooden Pump Maker,
Shop, near T., W. & W. Railway Depot,
HUNTINGTON, - INDIANA.
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Democrat attends to the interest of the opposing political party. The Hubbell House, located near the business portion of the city, is a favorite stopping place with commercial men. Popu- lation about 5,000.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Alexander & Hatfield, lawyers.
Anglmyre Samuel S, contractor.
Arnold Thomas & Co, millers.
Ashley & Bro, barbers.
Baker Phineas T, farm implements.
Beaver & Ahlschwede, blacksmiths and wagon makers.
Beeber Wm P, marshal.
Berry & Boist, lime mnfrs.
Binkley Jacob, Pump Factory. (See adv.)
Black Harvey C, county auditor.
Black Robert, cóoper.
Blackburn Bros, bakers.
Boehner Christian, shoemaker.
Boos Jacob, brewer.
Bowers Amos, lime dealer.
Branyan James C, lawyer and member legislature.
Branyan & Watkins, Lawyers, Mayne's Block, opp Court House. (See adv.)
Breen Peter, grocer.
Briant & Taylor, staves and headings.
Brown Wm & Son, dry goods.
Brumbaugh & Bros, livery stable.
Buchanan Samuel & Co, hardware.
Campbell Wm I, cigars.
Christian Daniel, county treasurer.
Citizens' Bank, F Dick, Pres; John Morgan, Cashier. Cobb Buell M, lawyer.
Cole & Hessin, lawyers.
Davies Jesse, Druggist.
Day Lewis J, county recorder.
Day Samuel F, livery stable.
De Long Allen W, Postmaster.
Dick & Wagner, clothing.
Drover Henry, spoke factory.
Drover Henry F, druggist and bookseller.
Drummond, Quincy J, fruits.
Engelman George, saloon.
Ewing & Bro, dry goods.
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A. F. HARTMAN, General Blacksmith -AND-
HORSE SHOER.
All kinds of Blacksmithing done on short notice, at reason- able prices. HUNTINGTON, - INDIANA.
Exchange Hotel, Mrs J G Ager Propr.
Ferguson Donald, physician.
Fernandez Joachim, Catholic books.
Filson Charles, bookseller.
Fink Uriah, miller.
First National Bank, Joseph W Purviance Pres, Wm McGrew Cashier. Fisher Nicholas, boots and shoes.
Forst & Stuver, restaurant.
Graystons F & B, physicians.
Griffith Jesse W, Druggist.
Griffith Wm H, baker. Grupe Henry, saloon.
Gurley Benjamin F, blacksmith.
Gusman Jas W, county surveyor. Haerly Henry, saloon.
Hall & Hendricks, carriages and wagons.
Hartman Augustus F, Blacksmith and Horseshoer. (See adv.)
Hartman & Hilgenberg, tailors.
Haviland Isaac E, agent T' W & W Ry.
Herberg Bros, brewers. Herberg & Eschbach, saloon.
Herrberg Joseph, saloon. Hilgemann E B & H F, woolen factory. Hitzfeld Louis, glassware. Hoffmann Charles, saloon.
Hohe Jacob, tailor. Hohnhaus John, blacksmith.
Holloway C M, confectionery. Hoover D B & Co, druggists.
Hubbell House, A A Hubbell, Propr. (See adv.) Humbert & O'Leary, grocers.
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Huntington Democrat, Samuel F Winter, Propr. Huntington Herald, John F Moses & Co, Proprs.
Ibach & Stults, lawyers. Jupp George, bookseller. Kahn Marx, clothing.
Keating Joseph B, jeweler.
Kelly Bailey, sewing machines.
Kenner James B, Lawyer.
Kenower Adam Q, furniture.
Kilander Samuel, restaurant.
Kinders John, harness and saddle maker.
Kintz John A, sale stable.
Kocher Wm C, lawyer. Kohl John, harness and saddle maker.
Kopp Fred, furniture.
Lavey Samuel S, jeweler.
Levi & Marx, clothiers.
Levy Leopold, clothing.
Lewis J C & Co, hardware.
Lewis Oscar A, Physician.
Lewis Theodore, tinner.
Leyman Daniel S, physician.
Luber & Vitz, bakers.
Lucas Thomas L, clerk Circuit Court.
Lucas & Miner, real estate.
Lyons Ira E, Physician.
Lyons Wm B, physican.
Lyons Wm L H, restaurant.
McCauley & Co, hats and caps.
Macomber Wallace, sewing machines.
Mangus John, boots and shoes.
Marshall & Dill, Organs and Pianos.
Meech W H, hardware.
Miller Abraham, dentist.
Miller John, meat market.
Milligan Moses, meat market.
Milligan & Moore, Lawyers.
Miner Frank A, lawyer.
Moffitt & Roche, founders. Moore Samuel, dry goods. Myers Norman A, marble works.
National Hotel, H R Kretsinger, propr.
Niblock John, bagging factory.
Oats Wm, meat market.
Patterson Sisters, millinery.
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Paullus Peter L, justice of the peace. Peters Charles H, physician. Pinyerd Amos A, restaurant. Price John G, insurance. Provines John S, farm implements. Purviance A S & Bro, dry goods.
Radabaugh E B, photographer.
Radabaugh Mrs E B & Co, millinery. Randolph & Gardner, pump factory.
Rausch John, saloon. Raymond & Phares, blacksmiths Rehling Conrad, potash mnfr.
Reichard Charles, Cigar Maker.
Reichard Mrs Mary, cigar factory.
Reom Francis, blacksmith. Reynolds B H, spoke dealer. Roche John, Lawyer.
Rosebrough Henry W, hides and pelts.
Rouch & Smith, lime dealers.
Schepper Daniel, boots and shoes.
Schiles & Son, grocers. Scott Joseph Z, lawyer and justice of the peace. Searles Joseph D, physician.
Severance La Grange, physician. Shafer Edward A, physician.
Shaffer Abner H, physician.
Shaffer Theodore, meat market.
Shank W H, horse shoer.
Shearer David L, Grain Dealer.
Shearer Sextus H, dry goods.
Sherwin Heman H, physician.
Sonsabaugh John, American House.
Slater Alfred, Meat Market.
Slater Milton, barber. Smith Frederick P, saloon. Smith Samuel B, saloon. Smith Thomas G, Lawyer.
Snyder Jacob & Son, boots and shoes. Swafford & Co, jewelers.
Swick Peter D, Merchant Tailor, Market nr Main. (See adv.)
Taylor E T, boots and shoes. Taylor & Griffith, plow handle factory.
Thorn, Slack & Ayres, Planing Mill and Lumber Yard, Fort Wayne ave.
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Townsend & Kenower, hardwood lumber.
Trammel Wm H, lawyer.
Van Antwerp Thomas B, dentist.
Van Holten John, grocer.
Vogt Jacob, wagonmaker.
Walker Thomas P, photographer.
Watkins Charles W, lawyer.
Watson & Gintz, saloon.
Weber Jacob, saloon.
Whitelock Wm T, grocer.
Wilds Nathan J, sheriff.
Williams Wm W & Co, Dry Goods.
Winton Mrs A J, millinery.
Wire James P, grocer.
Yingling Daniel, physician.
Young John B, meat market.
KENDALLVILLE, IND.
An important village in the east part of Noble county, 11 miles from Albion, the county seat, is situated on the Air Line of the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern railway, at the crossing of the Grand Rapids & Indiana railway. Kendallville is located in one of the best agricultural and fruit-growing districts in northern Indiana. It is 82 miles west of Toledo and 141 east of Chicago. Fort Wayne via the Grand Rapids & Indiana railroad lies 28 miles south. It was incorporated as a village in 1861, and as a city in 1866. Population, about 3,500. C O Myers, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Abell Lem F, druggist.
Ackerman Solomon H, handle mnfr.
Aichele Charles G, Insurance Agent and Real Estate. Alexander George P, Agricultural Implements, Musical Instruments and Sewing Machines.
Anderson Miss A & J, hair goods.
Anderson & Brother, barbers.
Ayers Isaac R, carriage, wagon mnfr and general blacks mith. Bacon Frank B, druggist.
Bassett Rev Wm M, (Baptist).
Bassett Wm M, physician. Bates Mrs M J, millinery.
Beckman Louis, jewelry.
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Beehler Christian, cooper. Berhalter Joseph, furniture. Bittikoffer John, watches, clocks and jewelry. Blainey Rev L M, (Christian). Blunow Charles, cigar mnfr. Boggs Alexander M, cooper. Brace & Willard, carpenters. Brillhart George A, agricultural implements. Brillhart S B, flour mill. Brown John S, physician. Bunyant & Brothers, druggists.
Chapin A A, lawyer.
Cheetham Joseph, cooper.
Cox Wm H, photographer.
Cushing Wm, carpenter. Deible John, planing mill, sash, doors and blinds. DeSouza Wm H, Harness Mnfr and Dealer.
Deurling Joseph, barber.
Diggin W A & Brother, barbers.
Dondge Samuel W, hotel.
Drake Nelson, meat market.
Dunbar Jefferson, books and stationery.
Engel & Co, clothing.
Erickson Gunder, physician.
Failour James M, blacksmith. First National Bank, John Mitchell pres, E H Shulze cashier.
Fish & Morton, Wholesale and Retail Groceries, Provis- ions, Glass and Queensware. Fleischman Rev P, (German Lutheran).
Flint, Walling & Co, founders and machinists. Foehl John A, saloon.
Ford Frank P, photographer.
Frances Samuel, harness and agricultural implements.
Franke Henry, shoemaker. Gappinger John, harness and leather. Geddes Wm, blacksmith.
Gilbert J L, physician. Glatte George C, groceries. Goodman Lucius E, lawyer. Goodman Rev R S, (Presbyterian). Gonser Jacob, baker. Graves Thomas L, lawyer.
Hall Wm B, insurance agent. Hartman Rev D P, (Methodist). Hartsuck G D, boarding house.
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Hartsuck George W, ticket agent L S & M S R R.
Hartsuck, Holbrook & Co, mnfrs eave trough hangers.
Hasting Joseph H, painter.
Helmer S B, hotel.
Hirsch August, furniture.
Humphreys Joseph M, freight and ticket agent G R & I R R.
Hunt H P & Son, meat market.
Isbell Mrs Ella, millinery.
Isbell P C, truss mnfr.
Jacobs Daniel, shoemaker.
Johnson Wm C, tannery.
Keller Jacob, dry goods.
Keller & Kann, produce dealers.
Kelly J B & J D, proprs Kelly House.
Kendallville Standard Publisher, $2 per annum.
(Weekly), C O Myers,
Knight James, painter.
Kraner Jacob, restaurant.
Kratzer John G, brewer.
Krueger Herman, liquors.
Kundert Rudolph, saloon.
Liebing Louis, groceries. Lohman G H & Co, druggists.
Lang Julius. shoemaker.
Long Mrs J H, millinery.
Loomis S J M, dry goods.
McCray Hiram, produce.
McGregor R P, painter.
Mains Vincent, lawyer.
Merkling George S, marble works.
Miles Henry P, produce.
Millard Charles, freight agent L S & M S Ry.
Miller Reuben, saloon.
Miller Rev Wm (German Methodist.)
Miller & Duerr, grocers.
Mitchell John, president First National Bank.
Moyer Henry, insurance agent.
Moyer Henry A, dentist.
Myers C O, Publisher Kendallville Standard, also Post- master.
Nellis James, wagonmaker.
Park A B & Brother, hardware, stoves and tinware.
Peck Wm, saloon.
Pike Linus E, grocer.
Raymond John, horse trader.
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Reed & Hill, mnfr lumber, doors, sash and blinds. Reyher J & C, dry goods.
Robbins & Reeves, boots and shoes.
Rossbacher Oscar, furniture. Schmeykal Charles, gunsmith.
Schneider John P, blacksmith.
Schwartz Peter, baker and grocer.
Seifert Wm, brewery.
Sheffer & Haines, painters.
Sheffer & Haines, painters.
Stewart T H & Son, boots and shoes.
Sticht John M, livery stable.
Strater Wm, blacksmith.
Taber Freeman, grist and saw mill.
Taylor Mrs C, millinery.
Teal G B & Co, hardware.
Teal Norman, physician.
Thompson L A & Son, grocers.
Tish Wm, harnessmaker.
United States Express, G B Teal agent.
Wadsworth Mrs M, dressmaker.
Wakeman Henry, justice of the peace and insurance agent. Walda Herman, merchant tailor.
Wallace E O, carpenter. Ward Harris D, dry goods and clothing.
· Wayner Charles N, harnessmaker.
Wehmeyer H H, saloon. Wells Mrs L B, millinery. Wildman Stephen, lawyer. Willett Wm, carpenter.
Williams N & Son, physicians.
Wilson David C, physician. Wolff Philip, cigar mnfr.
Zimmerman D, boot and shoemaker.
NEW HAVEN.
An incorporated village in Adams township, Allen county, situated on the line of the Toledo, Wabash & Western railway and Wabash & Erie canal, six miles east of Fort Wayne. The village was incorporated in 1866. Population, 1,200.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Beechgood John, flouring mill. Bell Miss Sarah, millinery. Bilderback John J, marshal.
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Brooks John, meat market.
Brown Henry I, constable. Brown Matthias, painter. Brudi, Gothe & Fisher, flouring mill. .. Cameron James, grocery and meat market.
Crippen & Son, druggists. Dowling Bartholomew, hardware.
Federspiel Joseph, blacksmith.
Federspiel B & Bro, blacksmiths. Frossard Alexander, saloon.
Gibson Mrs Mary, millinery.
Gothe Carl, tailor. Goethe & Co, Lumber. Hagar Henry, baker.
Indiana Stave Co, Schnelker, Beugnot & Co, proprs.
Johnson Wm M, Propr New Haven Hotel.
Josse & Federspiel, druggists.
Knode R S, physician.
Kremmel T, tailor.
Lee Edward, Blacksmith.
Licklider Jacob, justice of the peace.
Linnemann F, boots and shoes. Lipes Andrew, jeweler and proprietor Evergreen House. Love Wm, cigarmaker. Mack Frederick, Boots and Shoes.
Mason & Meads, saw mill.
Miller Mrs Margaret, dressmaker.
Miller & Koehn, boots and shoes. Null Abraham C, physician.
Null Lycurgus , Physician.
Poiry & Leppar, wagonmakers.
Schnitker A R, harnessmaker. Schuckman Nicholas, general store and saloon.
Schwanz C & Bro, Furniture Mnfrs and Dealers and Carpenters and Builders. Sharkey J, principal public schools.
Simons John W, barber. Starks & Hargrave, grocers.
Stark Joseph, foreman New Haven fire department.
Stutz Joseph, saloon.
Thompson M M, justice of the peace.
Whitaker Joseph W, Postmaster. Whitaker & Schnelker, dry goods. Wiedon Rev Bernard, (Catholic). Williamson M F, physician. Wolf Carl, saloon.
Wabash Fast Mail Route.
Now controls and operates the following Lines :
TOLEDO to ST. LOUIS,
-
434 Miles
TOLEDO to HANNIBAL,
-
463 Miles
TOLEDO to QUINCY, - 474 Miles TOLEDO to KEOKUK, - - 489 Miles
Connecting in Union Depots at
St. Louis, Hannibal, Quincy, Keokuk TO AND FROM ALL POINTS IN Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, Texas, Nebraska, Colorado and California, And forming the Leading Thoroughfare: between the Missouri and Mississippi Valleys and
New York, Boston,
AND OTHER POINTS IN NEW ENGLAND. Enabling Passengers who travel by the
"WABASH FAST LINE"
To reach the principal eities in the East and West Many Hours in Advance of Other Lines.
No change of cars between Cleveland and St. Joseph and Atchison (810 miles) and between Toledo and Kansas City (700 miles.)
All Express Trains of this Line are fully equipped with Pullman's Palace Sleeping Cars, Westinghouse's Lately Improved Air-Brake, and Miller's Platform and Coupler rendering a serious accident almost an impossibility.
R. ANDREWS, W. L. MALCOLM,
.
General Superintendent. Gen'l Pass. & Ticket Agent,
Canada Southern Railway Lines.
The Shortest, Quickest & most Direct Route FROM TOLEDO TO St. Thomas, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, NEW YORK, BOSTON, And all Principal Points in the East.
DETROIT, SAGINAW, Etc. And Principal Points in Michigan.
ELEGANT COACHES ON DAY TRAINS.
Wagner's Magnificent Drawing Room and Sleeping Coaches on all Trains.
FIVE EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
Pass over this Line, fully equipped with all modern appliances for Speed, Comfort and Safety.
Connections in Toledo & Detroit are made in UnionDepots. No Transfer. GIVE THE ROUTE A TRIAL. Tickets and Sleeping Car Berths can be obtained at all the Principal Hotels and Ticket Offices in Detroit, and at the Company's General Office, BOODY HOUSE, TOLEDO, OHIO.
FRANK E. SNOW, Gen'l Pass. and Ticket Agent, Detroit. W. K. MUIR, Gen'l Manager.
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