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Barnett John F, blacksmith.
Berno John E, agt W, St L & P Ry.
Bond Jesse H, city marshal.
Busby George W, barber opposite the Postoffice and near W, St L & P Ry depot.
Carpenter Charles S, justice of peace.
Cave Thomas, physician and surgeon.
Champion, Munson & Co (Thomas G and Joseph Champion, Eli C Munson), pail mnfrs. 60
BLACK SILKS CHEAP
-AT- GEO. DE WALD & CO.'S
488
R. L. POLK & Co.'s
Cline Henry, shoemaker.
Coffelt George, shoemaker and confectioner.
Cromley Wm R, livery.
Curtis David W, lawyer.
Daggett Wm R, meat market.
Doering Charles A, express agent.
Downing Miss May, milliner.
Dunderman Jacob, carriages and wagons.
Emanuel Mrs E C, drugs, books and wall paper.
Exchange House, Harris & Doering proprs.
Farmers' Restaurant, Wm H Kauffman Propr. (See adv, p 490).
Fisher Cyrene, furniture and painter.
Fronfield Bros (Solomon P and Charles C), produce.
Gay J P & Co (Mrs J P Gay, E P Stout), pail mnfrs.
George & White (Henry George, Benjamin J White), general store, mnfrs staves and heading.
Gordon Bros (Lewis H and Harry H), hardware.
Graves Joseph M, bakery and restaurant.
Hallinan Thomas, saloon.
Hamelin Rev Armand (Catholic).
Harris & Doering(Perminus F Harris, Charles A Doering), proprs Exchange House.
Harris & Graves (Edwin O and Thomas B Harris, Thomas A Graves), general store.
Higgins Win H, Manufacturer and Dealer in Shaved Round Hoops.
Hill Wm J, druggist.
Hockaday Miss M C, Milliner and Dressmaker. (See adv, opp.)
Huber Charles, saloon.
Johnson & McNabb (James L Johnson, Wm C McNabb), blacksmiths.
Kauffman Wm H, Propr Farmers' Restaurant. (See adv, p 490.)
Kelly Patrick, saloon.
Lamb Frank H, barber.
Lepper John L, Carriage and Wagon Mnfr. (See adv, opp.)
Long Frank, mayor.
Long J A & Co (John A and Mrs E J Long), general store.
Long & Zuber (George A Long, David Zuber), groceries. Lutz Jacob, propr Summit House.
McCabe John R, Cooper and Barrel Hoop Mnfr. (See adv, opp.)
McCann Archibald C, physician.
WEISELL,
-THE-
DENTIST, - 34 Calhoun Street, FORT WAYNE, IND.
489
ANTWERP DIRECTORY.
JOHN L. LEPPER, CARRIAGE & WAGON MANUFACTURER
ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING DONE TO ORDER. ANTWERP, OHIO.
M. C. HOCKADAY,
MILLINERY
AND
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING.
Main Street,
ANTWERP, OHIO.
JOHN R. MCCABE,
ANTWERP, OHIO,
COOPER ;AND
MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF ROUND HOOPS.
SHAVED ROUND HOOPS A SPECIALTY
Morgan & Beach, RUBBER and LEATHER BELTING And PACKINGS.
490
R. L. POLK & CO.'s
McDanel & Jones (Adam McDanel, Wm A Jones), druggists and physicians.
McGuire Wm T, saloon and billiards.
Mears George W, saloon.
Miller John, painter.
Mooney Patrick H, boots and shoes.
Mote John R, photographer.
Murphy Mrs Emeline, postmaster.
Murphy Van B, stationer.
Osborn Wm E, books and stationery.
Reeb Joseph, hardware and farm implements.
Saylor & Fleck (Jacob Saylor, Wm F Fleck), grain.
Schilb Mrs J M, furniture and undertaking.
Smith James, bakery and restaurant.
Snook Bros & Co (Wilson Hand Byron Snook, Charles Har- ris), flouring mills.
Snook & McCabe (Wilson H Snook, George F McCabe), lawyers.
Snook Wm N, city treasurer, justice and collection agent.
Summit House, Jacob Lutz propr.
Weismantel Frank, wagonmaker.
Whelan John P, shoemaker.
Wilson Wm D, harness manufacturer.
Woodcock Bernard B, Physician.
Zuber Francis, grocer.
Zuber John B, general store.
Zuber Joseph H, plasterer.
FARMERS' RESTAURANT
WM. H. KAUFFMAN, Proprietor.
RESTAURANT
HOT COFFEE
FARE
OYSTERS
Opposite the Postoffice and near W., St. L. & P. R'y Depot,
ANTWERP, OHIO.
Warm Meals at all hours. Oysters and Game, etc., in season. We also keep Choice Brands of
CIGARS, TOBACCO AND CONFECTIONERY.
THE TRAVELING MEN'S HEADQUARTERS.
Watches, Diamonds o Jewelry
Of every description. H. C. GRAFFE, Corner Cal- houn and Columbia Sts.
The Best is the Cheapest. JOHN RABUS, Artistic Tailor, 16 West Berry Street, FORT WAYNE.
AUBURN DIRECTORY.
491
AUBURN.
An incorporated village of considerable business enterprise, the county seat of Dekalb county, located at crossing of B. & O., Eel River div. of the W., St. L. & P., and Ft. W. & J. Rys., 23 miles north of Ft. Wayne. Among the manufacturing and commercial industries are 2 flour mills, 3 planing mills, a handle factory, I foundry, 2 saw-mills, 1 woolen mill, 2 stave and heading factories, and a manufactory of church furniture. The Dekalb County Republican, and Auburn Courier, are the 2 weekly newspapers issued. Here are 8 churches of as many different denominations, 3 hotels, 2 banks and the usual number of stores, smaller shops, etc., found in villages of this size. Population, 1,700. Exp., Am., B & O, and Pacific. Tel., W, U. George W. Gordon, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Abright Joseph, jeweler.
Allen Aaron W, livery.
Allen Wm S, phyician.
Ashleman Christopher, grocer.
Ashley Engelbert, wagonmaker.
Austin Bros (Wilbur J and John W), boots and shoes.
Bachtel I O, flour mill.
Baker Edward, baker.
Baxter John W, county clerk.
Berg John, blacksmith.
Berry Ephraim, bracket mnfr.
Beuret Jules, hardware.
Boland Michael, county recorder.
Boyle John W, sheriff.
Buss Frederick, confectioner.
Case Mrs M E, milliner.
Casebeer & Matheny (Jacob B Casebeer M D, Timothy G Matheny M D), druggists, physicians and livery.
Cass Alfred B, hair goods.
Church Rev Chester W (Methodist).
Clock Mrs L D, millinery.
Cool Isaac N, wagonmaker.
Cowan & Lewis (John A Cowan, James V Lewis), physicians.
Culbertson Benjamin F, agent Pacific Express Co. Culbertson James K, furniture.
Davenport Franklin E, drugs and books.
Davis Damper Drum Co (John Land Fred C Davis), Proprs, Mnfrs of Stove Damper Drums.
Davis John L, Banker and Dealer in Hardware, Stoves, Paints and Oils, and Agt American Express Co.
Table and Carving Knives, T. J. NOLTON & CO. -Keystone Block .-
Geo. De Wald & Co.
Dealers DRY GOODS
In Cor. Calhoun and Columbia Sts.
492
R. L. POLK & co.'s
Deck John, grain dealer.
DeKalb Republican (weekly), C P Houser propr.
Dickinson C M & Co (Charles M Dickinson, Frank Mc- Entarfer), meat market.
Dills Wm H, lawyer.
Eckart Charles, carriage mnfr.
Edgington Wm, barber.
Eldridge Edward, saloon and billiards.
Elson Bros (Richard and Edward P), dentists.
Emanuel Charles, lawyer.
Espy Alva O, cancer doctor.
. Farmers' Bank, Albert Robbins cash.
First National Bank (capital $50,000), C A O Mcclellan pres, Wm H McIntyre cashr.
Forkner Granville H, propr Swineford House.
Gibson Finley, baker and confectioner.
Goodman Benedict, tinware.
Gordon George W, postmaster and photographer.
Green Benjamin, lawyer.
Grosh Samnel, flouring mills.
Gugerlie John H, merchant tailor.
Hague & Raut (Isaac Hague, Charles Raut), boots and shoes. Hartman Ezra D, lawyer.
Hebel John, grocer. Henry John C, druggist.
Hoff Frank A, general store.
Hollister Sherman, bakery.
Husselman Daniel Y, lawyer.
Hnsselman & Veley (Jacob Husselman, John C Veley ),saw-mill. Jones Mrs M & Son (Martha and Charles), dry goods.
Kiblinger Wm H, hardware.
Klotz Charles, restaurant.
Knoder John, blacksmith.
Kruger John, mnfr black salt.
Latson James J, coroner.
Lewis & Widney (Abner Lewis, Morris Widney), lumber, lime and tile. Lockwood Philo J, lawyer. Loutzhiser Peter S, saloon.
McDougall Robert, confectioner.
McQuiston & Long (Mrs H McQuiston, Michael F Long), general store. Meese Wm L, insurance agt
Miller & McKay (Samnel B Miller, Joseph W McKay), general store.
Mitchell Jacob, barrel hoop mnfr.
KAAG & BRO.
Sell fine China, Tea and Dinner Sets, at No. 5 East Columbia Street.
L. O. HULL,
Painting and Paper Hang- ing, at 90 Calhoun Street.
AUBURN DIRECTORY. 493
Moody & Hoffman (Daniel D Moody, Publius B Hoffman), lawyers.
Morrell Bros (Edward and James), foundry.
Myers Mandus, groceries.
Ober & Beugnot (David S Ober, Charles Beugnot), mnfrs lumber, staves and heading.
Ochs Isaac, general store.
Otto John, groceries, boots and shoes.
Peterson Henry C, lawyer.
Pommert Charles A, barber.
Pommert S J, barber.
Porter George A, woolen mill.
Potter James A, shoemaker.
Rainier & Headley (Joseph Rainier, DeWitt C Headley), meat market.
Ralston Andrew J, grocer.
Rice J M & Son (John M and Levi T), photographers.
Rose James E, lawyer.
Rothenberger Joseph P, saloon.
Schaab & Beugnot (George V Schaab, Charles Beugnot), general store.
Schaefer Charles L, furniture. .
Sebring David A, physician.
Seibly & Row (Edward Seibly, Samuel Row), oar and handle mnfrs.
Shaffer John W, wagonmaker.
Shearer & Wilson (Solomon Shearer, Alan C Wilson), mnfrs church furniture.
Sheffer Wm, harnessmaker.
Slaybaugh Frank, grocer.
Smith & Madden (Walton R Smith, Alpheus W Smith), marble works.
Snyder D D & Bro (David D and Wm), wagon mnfrs. Snyder Wm, blacksmith.
Snyder & Culbertson, agricultural implements.
Sommers Thomas, saloon and billiard hall.
Spitler Lycurgus, groceries and meat market.
Sprott Thomas H, insurance.
Stahl George W, sewing machines.
Steele H, house and carriage painter.
Steele Thomas J, sewing machines.
Stutz August, saloon.
Swarts David J, physician.
Swartz Vesta M, physician.
Swineford House, G H Forkner propr.
Tarney Simeon U, meat market.
POCKET KNIVES,
T. J. NOLTON & CO. KEYSTONE BLOCK.
EDWARD SEIDEL,
AGENT FOR THE BUFFALO GERMAN INSURANCE CO. and FIREMEN'S of DAYTON, OHIO
494 R. L. POLK & CO.'s
Tefft R Dexter, lawyer.
Tomlinson Thomas H, county auditor.
Trover Rev W D (Lutheran).
Umber James H, mnfr scythe snaths.
Van Auken Jay J, county surveyor.
Ward Rev P J (Baptist).
Willis M B & Co, books and stationery.
Winter Rev J F (German Reformed).
Yesbera G Henry, merchant tailor. Young Rev A E (Catholic).
Young Peter, merchant tailor.
Zimmerman & Co (Elias and Franklin T), planing mill.
BLUFFTON.
On the Ft. W., C. & L. and the T., C. & St. L. R. R's., 25 miles south of Fort Wayne, in Wells county, for which it is the seat of justice. In the village, which is incorporated and has a population of 3,000, are 3 hotels, 1 bank, 3 weekly and 1 daily newspapers, 3 flour mills, a pump factory, a washing machine and corn planter factory, 2 foundries, 1 flax mill, 2 stave and heading factories, 4 saw-mills, a bent wood works, 1 planing mill, and a number of other manufactories, as shown in the attached directory of the business of the place. Here are also 5 church edificies, substantial county buildings, and many private residences of more than ordinary beauty. Ex- press, U. S. and American. Telegraph, Western Union. George Arnold, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Arnold Charles A, propr Bluffton Chronicle.
Arnold George, postmaster.
Arnold H C & Co (Henry C and James T Arnold), dry goods and boots and shoes.
Ashbaucher Bros (Godfrey and Frederick), clothing.
Barton Taylor W, county surveyor.
Batson Martin V B, mnfr pumps.
Beil, Ogden & Gorrell (John E Beil, George S Ogden, Andrew G Gorrell).
Bennett James R, grocer. Bishop Andrew, barber.
Bliss George P, insurance agent.
Bluffton Banner (weekly), Sturgis & Gorrell Proprs. Bluffton Chronicle, C A Arnold propr.
Bluffton Herald (daily and weekly), McMahon & Blackledge proprs.
TROY STEAM LAUNDRY,
50 PEARL STREET. Agents wanted in all Surrounding Towns.
1
BLUFFTON DIRECTORY.
495
J. F. POAGE,
MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN
Light and Heavy HARNESSES,
SADDLES, WHIPS,
SUMMER AND WINTER HORSE CLOTHING.
Market Street,
BLUFFTON, IND.
MORRIS OSBORN, JR.
STEAM FEATHER RENOVATOR,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
FEATHERS
Bluffton, Ind.
MRS. LAURA ROBINSON LADIES' STORE.
Millinery AND
Standard Notions, Ribbons, Laces, etc.
BLUFFTON, IND. 61
Geo. De Wald & Co.
The OLDEST and CHEAPEST Dry Goods House in the City.
496 R. L. POLK & CO.'s
Bly Alfred F, millinery and notions.
Bly Frank, carriagemaker.
Bonham Charles F, boots and shoes.
Bratton Franklin A, grocer.
Brown Jacob M, grocer and restaurant.
Brown Jonathan L, harnessmaker.
Bruce John H, physician.
Brunn John, blacksmith.
Bulzer David E, recorder of Wells county.
Burgan Cyrus S, flour and grist mill.
Bugh & Co (John W Bugh), drugs.
Burwell Newton, lawyer.
Central House, R Rossington propr.
Chalfant James E, saloon.
Christman Frank, bakery and saloon.
Clark & Brickley (Wilson D Clark, Lewis A Brickley), hard- ware and farm implements.
Clayton John T, flour mills.
Clayton & Kinert (Charles A Clayton, Wm E Kinert), grocers.
Clifton James H, insurance agent.
Cook Bros (Luzerne H and Herman D), grocers.
Crosby Mrs A J, milliner.
Crosby & Co (James Crosby, John Hetherton), meat market. Cummins Benjamin F, physician.
Dailey Samuel M, dry goods and boots and shoes.
Dailey & Mock (Joseph S Dailey, Levi Mock), lawyers.
Davenport Lewis C, druggist.
Davis Bros (James O and Melville), grocers.
Deam Harry, millinery and fancy goods.
Deam James P, county treasurer.
Deam Lew & Co, grain.
Deam, Wilson & Son (Wilson and Harry), livery.
DeLong Joseph S, bookseller and stationer.
Dohner Levi, blacksmith.
Dougherty John & Co, lumber.
Ernst Wm H, county superintendent.
Evans Wm I, books and stationery.
Exchange Bank, John Studebaker & Co proprs.
Feeser J G & Sons (John G, Josiah and Morrice), black- smith, wagon and carriage shop.
Field Benjamin, wines and liquors.
France John T, prosecuting attorney.
France & French (Charles France, Jay G French), lawyers. Freeman Jack W, druggist.
Frees Herman, feed stable.
Fulton George E, physician.
D. D. WEISELL beck
OFFERS A DENTAL EXPERI- ENCE OF OVER 20 YEARS . -- 84 CALHOUN STREET .-
T. F. WEITZMANN,
The Merchant Tailor, keeps & large stock of the latest styles of Goods, at 162 Calhoun St.
BLUFFTON DIRECTORY. 497
Gettle John W, saloon.
Gorrell Andrew G, physician.
Gottschalk George J, boots and shoes.
Gregg Henry, physician.
Gutelius Wm A, druggist.
Hale James P, lawyer.
Harnish George A, photographer.
Hartle Milton T, mason contractor.
Hartle M T & Son (Milton T and John F Hartle), grocers and restaurant.
Hockett Frank A, station agent T, C & St L.
Hofer Adolph, Wines, Liquors, Cigars and Pool and Billiards.
Horton Edwin R, physician.
Horton Mrs M A, milliner.
Horton Theodore, physician and flax-mill.
Justus Marcellus M, sheriff.
Kapp Wm S, merchant tailor.
Karns Fred W, dentist and liquors.
Kellogg Francis N, bookseller and stationer.
Kenagy J V & Bro (Jacob V and Joshua), flour mill, stone quarry and farm implements.
Kimble George W, lawyer.
King & Welty (A G King, J B Welty), merchant tailors.
Kline & Meyers (Clements J Kline, Jefferson M Meyers), barbers.
Kocher George T, carpenter.
Krehl Jacob F, hides and pelts.
Langle John T, organs.
Lee Minos W, law and insurance.
Louis George W, grocer.
McBride & Bro (Warren and J Frank), furniture and under- takers.
McFarren George F, clothing and gents' furnishing goods.
McKendry Charles A, telephone manager.
McKendry J E & Co, heading mill.
McMahon & Blackledge (Wm P McMahon, B S Blackledge), proprs Morning Herald.
Maddox & Bell (George H Maddox, James Bell), livery.
Martin & Martin (A N and Homer L), lawyers.
Mason Leonidas, physician.
Melsheimer Charles T, physician.
Miller Charles M, grocer.
Montgomery Elijah H, saw, planing mill and hub factory.
Morgan Benjamin E, watches and jewelry.
Nave Theodore F, wagonmaker.
MECHANICS' TOOLS, T. J. NOLTON & CO. KEYSTONE BLOCK.
MORGAN & BEACH, Glass and Nails.
498
R. L. POLK & CO.'s
Nimmons Wm B, staves and heading.
North Jacob, saw-mill.
North J & Bro (John and Jeremiah), planing mill and lumber. Oman & Co (Jacob K Henry, Richard Oman), granite and marble works.
Oppenheim Albert, W U telgraph operator and express agent. Ormsby John H, clerk of circuit court.
Osborn Morris jr, Steam Feather Renovator and Wh and Retail Dealer in Feathers. (See adv, p 495.) Parry Hamilton K, boots and shoes.
Phelps Evelyn C, telegraph operator.
Poage James E, Mnfr and Dealer in Harness, Saddles, etc, Market. (See adv, p 495.)
Poffenberger Ezra, meat market.
Poffenberger John, cigar mnfr.
Rich John F, barber.
Rhodes Finley H, sewing machines.
Ridgeley Mrs Catherine, milliner.
Rinehart & Vaughn (John K Rinehart, E C Vaughn), law and insurance.
Robinson Mrs Laura, Propr Ladies Store, Millinery and Notions. (See adv, p 495.)
Robinson Peter L, dentist.
Rogers Philo, dry goods.
Rohlen George, tailor.
Rossington Charles, clerk Central House.
Rossington Richard, propr Central House.
Ryan Bros (John N and Charles A), grocers.
Saylor Robert Y, merchant tailor.
Shaffer Charles, produce dealer.
Shaffer Charles F, sign and carriage painter.
Sharpe Arthur L, lawyer.
Shelly David M, flour mill.
Shepherd & Clear (Sanford A Shepherd, Michael J Clear), photographers. Silver Winfield S, lawyer.
Slout Jacob, saloon and billiard hall.
Smith Eri A, wagonmaker.
Smith David T, Justice of Peace and Attorney-at-Law, 3 doors w Court House. Smith Jacob H C, lawyer and real estate.
Smith J H & Co (John H Smith), bending works. Spake James W, station agent F W, C & L.
Spaulding Leander A, physician.
Sprague Andrew M, horseshoer.
Stephenson Wm H, sewing machines and organs.
H. C. GRAFFE, Cor. Calhoun and Columbia Sts. Sole Agent for the Celebrated Rockford Watches, also a full line of all the different American and Swiss Watches.
GENTLEMEN'S WEDDING OUTFITS -A SPECIALTY .-
JOHN RABUS, 16 West Berry St., Fort Wayne.
COLUMBIA CITY DIRECTORY. 499
Studabaker John & Co (John and Peter Studabaker,
Hugh Dougherty), proprs Exchange Bank.
Sturgis Elmore Y, auditor of Wells county.
Sturgis John E, druggist and city treasurer.
Sturgis Thomas, dentist.
Sturgis & Gorrell (Elmore Y Sturgis, Joseph J Gorrell), pub- lishers Bluffton Banner.
Sunier & Beer (Anthony Sunier, Wm Beer), boots and shoes. Thoma Henry, furniture and undertaker.
Thomas Wm E, restaurant and bakery.
Todd & Duglay (Jacob J Todd, Asbury Duglay), lawyers. Townsend Henry C, propr Oliver House.
Tribolet Bros (John W and Adolph J), clothing.
Valentine Joseph S, cigars and fruits.
Victor Steam Washing Machine Co.
Wallace Henry C, saloon.
Waring, Studabaker & Co (Frank J Waring, John and David E Studabaker), pork packers, produce commission and elevators.
Warner Cyrene, jeweler.
Wells County Times, Frank T Waring propr.
White Sango, barber.
White & Sturgis (Wm L White, Lemuel D Sturgis), bakers. Wiecking Herman, cigar mnfr.
Wiley B F & Son (Benjamin F and Wm), dry goods. Wiley G E, meat market.
Williams H B & Co (Hiram B Williams), grocers.
Williamson Bros (George T and Lent A), hardware and farm implements.
Workman Wm, furniture.
COLUMBIA CITY.
The county seat of Whitley county, located on Blue river at the crossing of the Eel river division of the W., St. L. & P. and P., Ft. W. & C. Rys, 18 miles northwest of Ft. Wayne. The county buildings are substantially built, the streets of the village wide, tree-shaded and gas lighted, and lined with many fine residences and business blocks. Among the more important industries, etc., are 2 banks, 3 ably conducted weekly newspapers, 10 churches, 1 graded and 1 high school. Here also are found 1 furniture factory, 1 brewery, 2 broom factories, 1 hub factory, 2 woolen mills, a tannery, and 1 flour mill. The Adams and Pacific express companies, and the W. U. Telegraph company have offices. Population, 2,600. Orson H. Woodworth, postmaster.
RAZORS IND
SHEARS,
T. J. NOLTON & CO. KEYSTONE BLOCK.
ONLY GOOD GOODS
-SOLD AT- GEO. DE WALD & CO.'S
500
R. L. POLK & Co.'s
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Adair Joseph W, lawyer.
Adams John W, propr Columbia City Post.
Aker Samuel, cigars and tobacco.
Allwein Franklin P, sheriff.
Amerman Samuel D, physician.
Anthes Philip, Saloon and Billiards. (See adv, opp.)
Bainbridge George M, general store.
Baker John W, propr Columbia City Commercial and agent Pacific express.
Ball Wade D, agent P, F W & C Ry.
Bechtoldt & Rudolph (George Bechtoldt, George W Rudolph), cigar mnfrs.
Beeson B F & Son (Benjamin F and Enos S), wagonmakers.
Beeson Henry N, druggist.
Brand John, brick mnfr.
Brenneman Benjamin F, grocer.
Brenneman David R, sewing machines.
Brenneman Isaac, grocer.
Brenneman & Hemmick (David R Brenneman, George Hem- mick), jewelers.
Brown V & Co (Valorous Brown, Eugene Randolph, David R Hemmick), hardware.
Busch Arthur A, saloon.
Carr Wm, stone yard.
Central House, Obadiah R France propr.
Clark Joseph E, stave and heading mnfr.
Click Michael E, photographer.
Clugston Bros (David B and Asher R), general store.
Collins & Sickafoose (James S Collins, Michael Sickafoose), lawyers.
Columbia City Bank, F H Foust & Co, Bankers. Columbia City Candy Works, Dan Myers Propr. (See adv, p 503.)
Columbia City Commercial (weekly), John W Baker propr.
Columbia City Herald (weekly), I B McDonald propr.
Columbia City Post (weekly), J W Adams propr.
Conn Wm, Stone Mason and Contractor. (See adv, p 503.) Conrad Peter, wagonmaker.
Daniel & Bro (Daniel and Leopold), meat market.
Daugherty Theodore, handle mnfr.
Eel River Woolen Mills Co, Thomas E Eyanson manager, mnfrs flannels, blankets and yarns.
Egolf Joseph, city marshal.
Eyanson Charles J, clothing.
KAAG & BRO. Sell Hand-painted Cups and Saucers, at No. 5 East Columbia Street.
501
COLUMBIA CITY DIRECTORY.
PHILIP ANTHES
COLUMBIA CITY, IND.
Saloon and Billiard Room
CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS A SPECIALTY.
PHILIP RAMP COLUMBIA CITY, IND.,
Lumber Manufacturer
AND DEALER IN
ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIAL.
MCDONALD HOUSE
W. H. SCANTLING, Manager. Mrs. W. C. SCANTLING & CO., Propr's. OPPOSITE. COURT HOUSE.
New House, and furnished throughout in the most modern and elegant style. Fine Sample Rooms. ONLY FIRST-CLASS HOUSE IN THE CITY.
'BUS TO AND FROM ALL TRAINS.
COLUMBIA CITY, - - INDIANA.
Edward Seidel & Son,
Nickel Plate Dining Hall, Good Dinner from 12 to 3 o'clock,
502
R. L. POLK & Co.'s
Farmers Bank, EL McLallen & Co, proprs.
Feist John, barber.
Ferguson James L, marble works.
Fields John, confectioner.
Foust F H & Co (Frank H Foust, Adam Wolfe, James G Williams), Bankers.
France Obadiah R, propr Central House.
Garver David, boots and shoes.
Glass R S & Co (Randall S Glass, Chester L Cass), woolen mills.
Grund Frederick, shoemaker.
Haas & Liggett (Andrew Haas, James D Liggett), grocers.
Hain J S, painter.
Harper George H, blacksmith.
Harris John E, grocer.
Harrison James M, county clerk.
Hart Emerson C, druggist.
Hartsock Herman A, county surveyor.
Heacock & Brahm (Alfred Heacock, John A Brahm), livery. Hilbert Albert, pumps.
Hiller Andrew J, notions.
Hollis Charles T, insurance agent.
Horth James A, Carriage and Wagon Mnfr and Black- smithing ; Horseshoeing a Specialty.
Hunter John W, drugs and books.
Ireland Martin, physician.
Jones Curtis W, lawyer.
Kenner Charles A, physician.
Kepner & Hunter (John H Kepner, Charles W Hunter), groceries.
Kessler Wm W, shoemaker.
King Wm W, photographer.
Kithcart Nathan I, physician.
Knisely, Zent & Co (Wm H Knisely, Samuel M Zent, Josiah F McNear), hardware.
Kramer Abraham, grocer.
Kraus & Bro (Leopold and Simon), grocers.
Lamb Caspar W, county recorder.
Lamb & Brown (Brock Lamb, Harry Brown), painters.
Lawrence Isaiah E, physician.
Levy Simon, meat market.
Liggett & Meely (Wm H Liggett, George S Meely), flour mill.
Linvill David G, physician and surgeon.
Lorber Samuel, notions and gents' furnishings.
Lynch John W, blacksmith.
THE WORK --- DONE- -- AT-
Troy Steam Laundry, 50 PEARL STREET, is superior to that of other Laundries.
503
COLUMBIA CITY DIRECTORY.
WALTER OLDS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
OFFICE, OVER COLUMBIA CITY BANK,
COLUMBIA CITY, INDIANA.
WILLIAM CONN,
CONTRACTOR A
AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
Building & Cut Stone, COLUMBIA CITY, INDIANA.
JULIUS SANDER, DEALER IN
GROCERIES, FLOUR&FEED
Wines, Liquors and Cigars, COLUMBIA CITY, INDIANA.
COLUMBIA CITY CANDY WORKS, DAN MYERS, Propr.,
Jobber and Manufacturing Confectioner
FINE CANDIES A SPECIALTY.
COLUMBIA CITY, INDIANA. 62
DOMESTIC GOODS
At Lowest Prices at Geo. De Wald & Co.'s
ยท
504
R. L. POLK & CO.'s
McDonald House, Scantling & Co Proprs, opp Court House. (See adv, p 501.)
McDonald Isaiah B, lawyer and propr Columbia City Herald.
Mckinley Wm, insurance agent.
McLallen E L & Co (Elisha and Henry McLallen), bankers. Mabus Frederick, saloon.
Maine House, Maine & Kepner proprs.
Maine & Kepner (Jefferson M Maine, Charles A Kepner), hotel.
Makelson Wm W, dentist.
Marshall & McNagny (Thomas R Marshall, Wm F McNag- ny), lawyers.
Mayley Wesley J, restaurant.
Meitzler Wm, bakery and saloon.
Metz Moses, harness mnfr.
Meyer A & Bro (Authony and Charles), saloon.
Miller John C, cigars and tobacco.
Miller & Baker (Andrew Miller, Lewis Baker), furniture.
Mitten Allen P, physician.
Myers Dan, Jobber and Manufacturing Confectioner. (See adv, p 503.)
North Edward B, bakery.
North G W & Co (George W North, Charles S Edwards, Joseph Clark), hardware and lumber.
Olds Walter, Attorney-at-Law. (See adv, p 503.)
Peabody Simon J, lumber.
Peabody & Bro (Simon J and James B), lumber mnfrs.
Pressler & Crider (Henry C Pressler, John B Crider), drug- gists.
Prickett Isaac W, harness manufacturer. .
Ramp Jacob, Mnfr of Lumber and Patent Coil Barrel Hoops.
Ramp Philip, Saw and Planing Mill and Lumber Yard. (See adv, p 501.)
Ramp & Bro (Frank and Albert H), livery.
Reese Frederick C, general store.
Reider James, grocer.
Ricker Alfred A, grocer and agent Adams Express Co. Rouse Henry, dentist.
Ruch D & F T (David and Franklin T), livery.
Ruch J H & Bro (Joseph H and George W), grocers. .
Sander Julius, Groceries, Flour, Feed, Wines and Liquors. Sanders Charles, shoemaker.
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