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Kenower Adam Q, Furni- ture, Undertaker, Picture Frames- and Moldings.
Kenower John & Sons (John, Wm W and John P), lumber and planing mill.
Kidd Nellie L, physician.
Kindler Andrew, boots and shoes. Kindler John, harnessmaker.
Kindler Joseph, street comnr.
Kinsey Jacob J, barber.
Klen Wendel, shoemaker.
Kline Oliver, county supt.
Knapp J W, agt W St L & PRR. Kocher Wm C, Real Estate and Insurance, cor Jefferson: and State.
Koenig August, jeweler.
Kriegbaum P J & Son (Philip J, John P and George D), farm impts.
Landis Jesse, Feed Mill, Saw, Gumming, Filing and Repairing. (See adv, opp.)
Lauderman George, saloon.
Lee & Overholt (Misses Laura V Lee, Mary A Overholt), milliners. Leshing Frederick, ashery.
Levy Leopold, clothing.
Lewis Theodore, tinner.
Leyman Dr Daniel S, grocer and druggist.
Leyman Emery H, physician.
Lines Sherman, barber.
Lisman Frank, lime mnfr. Little Martin W, county recorder. Luber Matthias, cigars and tobacco.
Lyons Ira E, physician.
Lyons Wm B, physician.
McCaffrey & Co (Hugh McCaffrey, James McGourty), grocers.
McCartney P & Son (Patrick and George), tinners.
McLin George H, physician. Macy Celia A, dressmaker. Mader Charles, grocer.
Stores and Public Buildings
For Plans and Specifications address WING & MAHURIN. ARCHITECTS, 27 Calhoun St.
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W.S. Harrison,
595
HUNTINGTON DIRECTORY.
JESSE LANDIS, Saw Cumming, Filing,
HAMMERING AND REPAIRING.
All Kinds of Tools Ground on Short Notice. ALSO FEED MILL, AND DEALER IN FLOUR, FEED AND WOOD. No. 45 STATE STREET, HUNTINGTON, INDIANA.
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BROWN & BROTHER,
PROPRIETORS OF LIVERY, SALE and BOARDING
STABLE.
Large Variety of First- Class Rigs always on Hand. Cor, Cherry and Washington Sts., HUNTINGTON, INDIANA.
BLOM GREN
H. W. STROVER, House, Sign. and Fresco PAINTER.
Sign&Q Ental Painting
ALL KINDS OF Painting, Graining, Hardwood Finishing, Paper Hanging, Decorating and Fine Ornamental Work.
Shop over Brown's Carriage House, Huntington, Indiana.
N. CAMERON,
Livery, Feed, Sale and Boarding STABLE
A Great Variety of Turnouts Always Ready.
Warren Street, East of Court House,
Huntington, - Indiana.
BLOMCREN
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T.E. COVINGTON,
Dealer in Immortelle Designs, Etc. 35 W. WASHINGTON ST.
R. L. POLK & CO.'s
596 Mangus John, boots and shoes. Manth Julius G, sewing machines. Martin & Son (Marquis D L and Elmer B), fence mnfrs. Marx David, clothing. Mattern Wm E, druggist. Messmer Henry, cigars and tobacco Millenbaugh Edward G, meat mkt. Millenbaugh Frank, barber. r Miller & Co (Mrs K R Miller), tailors. Miller & Yerman (Jacob Miller, John F Yerman), cigar mnfrs. Milligan & Whitelock (Lambdin P Milligan, Orlando W Whitelock), lawyers. Minnich & Strous (John Minnich, Adam Strous), flour mill. Moore Michael W, ins agent. 0 Moore Samuel, dry goods. Myers Norman A, marble works. Nellis Franklin J A, saloon. 'Newcomb & Co (George L New- C comb) produce. Newcomb & Voght (Charles E · Newcomb, Wm M Voght), ma- G chinists. Null & Ingham (Huston S Null, Edward J Ingham), blksmiths. Oats Wm, meat market. O'Brien Patrick, city civil engnr. Occidental Hotel, Mrs John G Ager propr. G Overholt, Strouse & Co (Daniel J Overholt, Isaac M Strouse), gro- cers. C Pacific and Erie Express Co, Willis A Jones agent. Pohler John H, wagon mnfr. Pomeroy & Blackburn (Anna E Pomeroy, Matilda Blackburn), milliners. Powers Mary A, restaurant. Price John G, real est and ins. Provines John S & Son (John S and John W), agricultural impts. Radabaugh Elmer B, photgr. Randolph Wm. justice of the peace, 8 W Market. Raymond & Jewett (John P Ray- mond, George W Jewett), black- smiths. Reichard Mrs Mary, cigar mnfr. Ricker Eliza, hair goods. Roche John, real estate. Roche Thomas, lawyer. MOODY & SON, Real Estate Agents, Auburn, Ind. -
Rogers James M, sewing machines. Rosebrough Andrew J, city mar- shal.
Rosebrough Henry W, hides, etc. Sayler Henry B, judge 28th judi- cial circuit.
Sayler John M, real estate.
Sayler Samuel M, lawyer. Schaefer & Schaefer (Martin B and Rudolph O), druggists.
Scheerer Henry F, Propr Lime City Bakery, Dining Room, Restaurant and Ice Cream Par- lors, 9 W Market. (See ·adv, p 593.)
Scheerer Jacob, carriage mnfr. Scheiber H & Co (Herman Schei- ber, Jacob Zahm), crockery. Scheiber Peter, grocer.
Scheiblin Jacob, saloon.
Schepper Daniel, shoemaker.
Schoolcraft John O, crockery.
Schrey Frank J, insurance.
Schupp & Foster (Nicholas Foster), saloon.
Scott N W, physician.
Searles Joseph D, physician.
Sessions Norman, dentist.
Severance LaGrange, physician.
Schaffer Abner H, physician.
Shank Emmett, drayman.
Shank Wm H, Horseshoer ; Agent for Hague's Patent Ex- pansion Horeshoe. (See adv, p 591.)
Shearer David L, grain and seeds. Shearer Sextus H, Postmaster Shearer Wm I, meat market.
Simon Joseph, merchant tailor.
Sing Joe, laundry.
Slack James R, lumber and plan- ing mill.
Slater Milton, barber.
Smith Frederick P, saloon.
Smith Samuel B, saloon.
Smith T G & W S (Thomas G and Wm S), lawyers.
Smith Wm B, collection agent. Snyder Homer C, boots and shoes. Speaker Jacob, bottler.
Stoffel John P, Meat Market and Dealer in Hides, Tallow and Pelts. Stoltz John J, blacksmith.
Stover Elsworth W, baker. Strodel John, dry goods.
Lavanway & Didier, FLOUR, FEED, HAY, STRAW, - CORN, OATS, ETC. 45 E. COLUMBIA ST.
L. O.HULL,
MIXED PAINTS Ready for Use -At 90 CALHOUN ST.
KENDALLVILLE DIRECTORY. 597
Strodel Louis C, meat market.
Strover Henry W, House, . Sign and Fresco Painter, over Brown's Carriage House. (See adv, p 595.) Stults George W. lawyer. Stults M B & Co (Marion B and Sherman P Stults), furniture. Stulis & Kitch (Howard B Stults, John G Kitch), Grocers. Sunstein Moses, Dealer in Rags, Iron, Copper, Brass, Rub- ber; also Hides, Tallow, Pelts and Furs, cor Warren and Matilda. Thayer George H & Co (George H and Henry G Thayer), grain. Trammel Wm H. lawyer.
Trusler Bros (Nathan F and Charles M), proprs Commercial Hotel.
Trusler Charles M, saloon. Tuttle Robert, bill poster. Van Antwerp Theodore, grocer. Van Antwerp Thomas. feed yard. Wabash St Louis and Pacific R R, Jasper W Knapp agent. Wagner Albert H, dentist. Walter Charles A, druggist. Ward James O, agl impts. Watkins Aaron S, lawyer. Weber Frank J, saloon. Weber Jacob, saloon.
Weis & Beitler (Henry H Weis, Fred Beitler), saloon.
Wells Herbert S, milliner. West John F, photographer. Western Union Telegraph Office, Mrs Jane E D Anderson mngr. Whitacre George W, saloon.
Whitelock W T & Son (Wm T and George G), grocers. Whitmore Frank, confectioner. Willis Henry F, coal. Wilson John S. dye house. Windermuth Nicholas, meat mkt. Windle Wm K, county treasurer. Wright Dr Charles L. coroner.
Wright & Son. (Marshall and Charles L), druggists.
Yingling Daniel, physician.
Young John B, meat market.
Young Jobn J, spoke and bent wood mnfr.
Young Noah C, Meat Market and Dealer in Hides, Tallow and Pelts, 14 S Jefferson. (See adv, p 593.)
Zahn Peter H, harnessmaker.
Zell & McCarty (Henry S Zell, Pat- rick M McCarty), horseshoers.
Zeller Wm A, Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots and Shoes, Leather and Findings, 40 Jef- ferson.
KENDALLVILLE.
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In the eastern part of Noble county, 11 miles from Albion, the county seat, where the Air Line division of the L. S & M. S. Ry crosses the G. R. &. I. R. R., is located this thriving and pushing little city of 3,500 inhabitants. Fort Wayne lies 26 miles to the south and Toledo 93 east. In the manufacturing line here are an eave trough hanging factory, 1 cream- ery, 2 cooper shops, 1 wind mill factory, 2 planing mills, 1 handle factory, 3 saw mills, refrigerator factory, 1 tannery, 2 flour mills, a clothes rack factory, 1 brick yard and 1 tile factory. The religious
element is represented by 8 churches, of as many denomina- tions, and the educational advant- ages are good graded and high schools. A fire department, good system of water works with three miles of pipe, a national bank, 2 hotels, 1 monthly and 2 weekly newspapers are also here. Exp., U. S. and Adams. Tel., W. U. and Postal. John R. Smith, post- master.
Abell Lem F, M D, Druggist, Books and Stationery. Adams Express Co, A M Boyer agent.
Alexander George P, grocer.
Sewing Machines, Shears Pfeiffer & Schlatter -and Pocket Knives,-38 & 40 E. Columbia.
FORT WAYNE, IND.
Jones
44 CALHOUN STREET,
THE DAY AND NIGHT PHOTOGRAPHER.
Merchant Tailor,
A. FOSTER, 15 W. WAYNE ST.
Sam, Pete & Max.
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R. L. POLK & CO.'s
Anderson Jeremiah, barber. Axel Philip L, barber.
Baad Christian G, shoemaker. Baker Mrs Hannah, dressmaker. Baker J R & Son (James R and Wm S), lamps.
Bartley R W, optical surgeon. Bates Mrs Marion J, milliner.
Beckman Louis, jeweler. Berger Max, cigar mnfr.
Berhalter Bros (George and John Berhalter), furn and undertkrs. Blodgett Galen, harnessmaker. Bothwell Melvin E, photographer. Boyer Albert M, grocer and agt Adams Exp Co.
Bradford Samuel G, photographer Briggeman John, carpenter.
Bryson Jefferson, tel opr G R & I R R.
Bunyan W & JR (Wm and James R), druggists and wall paper.
Campbell & Co (Archer Campbell, Jacob C Fetter), dry goods, grain and wool.
Carpenter Bros (Elias H and David J), barbers.
Chapin Wm P, livery.
Chapman C H & Co (Clarence H Chapman, Cassius A Day), boots and shoes.
Clark Mrs Almira H, dry goods. Conlogue & Rerick (Joseph S Conlogue, John D Rerick), proprs Kendallville Standard. Cookingham Chester D, carp. Coverdale John H, feed barn. Cushing Wm M, carpenter. Deibele John, saw mill and hard- ware.
Diggins Westley A, barber. Drake Nelson, meat market. Dunbar Jeff, books and station- ery.
Dunlap Robert, physician. Durand Austin A, wagonmaker. Emerson John, grocer. Emerson Mrs Sophronia, milliner. Emerson & Lohman (Ralph W Emerson, Henry Lohman), grocers.
First National Bank (capital, $50,- 000), John Mitchell pres, Henry C Bower cash.
Fish S W & Sons (Solomon W, George M and John W), grocers.
Flint & Walling Mnfg Co, David C Walling pres, Rufus G Marcy vice-pres, Simeon Flint supt, Henry I Park sec and treas, mnfrs wind engines, pumps,. tanks, etc.
Foley Jeremiah, wagonmaker. Fritz Wm H, billiard hall. Fulk David, saloon.
Gappinger John, harnessmaker. Geddis Wm, blacksmith.
Gilbert Gideon C, restaurant.
Gilbert Joseph L, physician.
Glosser Wm W, grocer.
Harris J O, meat market.
Hartsuck George W, ticket agent LS &MSRR.
Hartsuck Mnfg Co (George. D
Hartsuck, George W Sylvester, Lucian P Holbrook, Le Zern and Abigail M Bower), eave- trough hangers, derricks and carpet stretchers.
Hastings Joseph H, carriage mnfr. Hess Frederick G, saloon.
Hill A G, bee keepers' supplies.
Humphreys Joseph M, station agt GR&IRR.
Hutt John W, saloon. Isbell Joseph, gunsmith.
Isbell Wm A, barber.
Jacobs Daniel, shoemaker.
Johnson Enoch G, carpenter.
Kaiser Frederick, saloon.
Kaiser John, grocer.
Kastner Nicholas, saloon.
Keller J & Co (Jacob Keller, Abra- ham M Jacobs, Abraham J Straus), general store.
Keller & Kann (Jacob Keller, Ja- cob Kann), produce.
Kelley House, J D Kelley propr. Kelley John D. propr Kelley house .Kendallville Clothes Rack Co, O F Rogers & Sons Proprs. (See left side lines.)
Kendallville Gas and Oil Co, Hi- ram McCray pres, Henry I Park sec, Jacob Keller treas.
Kendallville News The (weekly), A S Parker propr.
Kendallville Refrigerator Co The, Hiram McCray pres, John L Gallup vice pres, Elmer E Mc- Cray treas, Dr Henry Ruth sec and mngr.
THE WORK M DONE AT Troy Steam Laundry,
50 PEARL ST., is Superior to that of Other Laundries. Telephone No. 160. Wagon will answer.
Acknowledged the FINEST CLOTHING HOUSE in L. INDIANA, the New Home of
No. 58 Calhoun St.
Skates, Revolvers, Etc.
T. J. NOLTON & CO. -KEYSTONE BLOCK .-
KENDALLVILLE DIRECTORY. 599
Kendallville Standard (weekly), Conlogue & Rerick proprs. Kinney James M, vet surgeon. Kirtley Wm & Co (Wm Kirtley, Fred A Sullivan), proprs Reyher hotel. Kraner Jacob, baker.
Kriwetz Bros (Frederick and Ernst W). flour and saw mill.
Lang Julius, boots and shoes.
Loeb Isaac, livery stable.
Long Mrs Henry J, milliner. Lohman G H & Co (George H Lohman),druggists.
McCray Homer, telegraph opr. McCray H & Son (Hiram and El- mer E), produce.
McCray & Kesler (Hiram and El- mer E McCray, Theodore P Kesler), creamery. Mckellar Wm C, agt U S Exp Co and mngr Postal Telegraph Co.
McLeod Donald G, baker. McMillan Charles H, tinsmith and insurance.
Mains Vincent C, lawyer.
Marquardt & Co (Jacob F and John H Marquardt), druggists. Mercline George, furniture.
Millard Charles, station agt L S & MSRR. Moyer Henry A, dentist. Nangle James, shoemaker.
Ohlwine Bros (James T and David F), hardware. Olds Wm M P, physician. Park Amos B, hardware.
Parker Asher S, propr The Ken- dallville News (weekly). Pepple Philip B, carpenter.
Pepple Mrs Wilda M, dressmkr.
Postal Telegraph Co, Wm C. Mc- Kellar agent.
Pullman Bernard, marble works. Reyher Hotel, Wm Kirtley & Co proprs.
Reyher Jacob & Co (Jacob Rey- her, Joseph Durling, Henry E Reyher), dry goods and groceries. Richt Karl F, jeweler. Ritter Henry H, tel operator L S & MSR R.
Robinson Harmon P, saloon.
Rogers O F & Sons (Oliver F, George W and Benjamin F Rogers, Charles A Floyd), Proprs Kendallville Clothes Rack Co. (See left side lines.)
Rossbacher Miss Ida, dressmaker. Ruth & Co (Henry Ruth), drugs. Schwartz Mrs Mary, restaurant. Sheffer Clark, carpenter.
Shults Charles, harnessmaker. Slicht Henry J, carriages. Smith George W, barber.
Smith John R, postmaster.
Smith Silas S, merchant tailor.
Starling & Co (Wm S Starling, J Albert Blodgett), restaurant. Strater Wm, blacksmith.
Strong Alonzo F, blacksmith.
Teal Joseph M, dentist.
Teal Norman & Son (Norman and George A), physicians. Thompson Wm H. grocer.
Tish S S & Co (S Stephen Tish, George Mercline), grocers.
Tyler Wm E, livery.
United States Express, W C Mc- Kellar agent.
Wallace E O, carpenter.
Ward Harris D, general store.
Wehmeyer Herman, saloon. Willert Wm, carpenter.
Williams Nathan, physician. Williams S T & Son (Salathial T and Warren S), physicians.
Wilson David C, claim agent, notary public, etc.
Wilson Louise B, milliner. Wolff Philip, saloon. Wolff & Grunauer (Simon Wolff, Jacob Grunauer), mcht tailors.
22 W. Berry Street,
ENGLISH KITCHEN, OPEN NIGHT AND DAY. -16 WEST MAIN .-
FORT WAYNE.
CHOICE CITY PROPERTY AND FARMS for Sale or Exchange. J. F. CURTICE.
Schone & Wellman,
Undertakers and Embalmers J-No. 39 West Berry St .-
600
R. L. POLK & CO.'s
MONROEVILLE.
SASH, DOORS AND Blinds, FT. WAYNE, INDIANA.
Is a thrifty incorporated town of 1,200 inhabitants, located in Monroe township, Allen county, on the P., Ft. W. & C. Ry, 16 miles southeast of Ft. Wayne, the county seat and banking town, and 140 northeast of Indianapolis. Monroeville was incorporated in 1863, and is supplied with 4 churches-Methodist, Lutheran and Christian-a graded school of 5 departments, 1 hotel and a week- ly newspaper-Breeze. Two saw mills, stave and heading works, brick yard, flour mill and tile works comprise the principal manufactories. The surrounding country is well timbered. Brick, drain tile, lumber and produce are the chief exports. Exp., Adams. Tel., W. U. Edward Finan, post- master.
L T Rhinesmith & Simonson, C
Allegear John D, Publisher Weekly Breeze. (See adv, opp.) Allegear Charles, sawyer. Anderson Alexander H, laborer.
Argo Alexander S, trav agt. Atchison Millard, barber.
Baker Editha (wid Michael L), Propr Central House. Baker James T, barber. Barkley Abram.
Barrett James T, teamster. Barrone Henry S, hoopmaker. Barrone Wm, hoopmaker. Barto Samuel H, laborer.
C Beem Ann L (wid Jacob R). Bell John, farmer.
Bolyard Elias E, lumber buyer.
Bolyard James B, saloon.
Bord Edward B, hay baler.
Bowen Rev Owen W (Evangelical Lutheran).
Bowers Henry, tel opr Penn Co. Brandeberry Abraham, farmer. Brandeberry George W, tile mnfr. Breman Charles J, general store. Brown Fred S, printer Weekly Breeze.
Brown Orson V, wagonmaker.
Bryan Aaron C, butcher J W Meeks.
Burgart Philip H, laborer. Burns Arthur, hotel.
Cassady Jacob, blacksmith and justice.
Central House, Mrs Editha Baker Propr.
Chittum James M, barber J F Baker.
Christian Church.
Clemm Wm.
Congleton Hiram N, clerk E J & H Stewart.
Connolly Wm A, physician.
Copp Isaac G, blacksmith George Doctor.
Corbaley John A (Corbaley & Freese).
Corbaley & Freese (John A
Corbaley, Franklin Freese), Dealers in General Merchan- dise.
Corkins Sabina R (wid Charles M). Cornwell Oliver, basketmaker.
Crow Thomas E, tel opr Penn Co.
Davis Frank, clerk D & Redelshei- mer
Davis Henry C, clerk Corbaley & Freese.
Davis Henry H.
Davis Joseph R, mill dog mnfr.
DeBolt Isaac H, laborer.
Deiwert J Henry, agent.
Dennis Wm S, bartender J B Bol- yard.
Doctor George, blacksmith.
Doggett Alcibiades J, laborer.
Doggett Martin A, laborer.
Doyle John, laborer.
Draper Wm, laborer.
Edwards Frank, Furniture and Undertaker. (See adv, opp.) Edwards John W, general store. Edwards Lucinda (wid Samuel.) Eling Henry, laborer.
Engle Ammiel, physician.
Engle Seldon D, photographer.
Ensminger Otty D, telegraph opr Penn Co. Estill Delila (wid Thomas )
Evangelical Lutheran Church.
Finan Edward, Postmaster and Gents' Furnishing Goods.
M. F. Kaag SELLS all Kinds of CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, at No. 5 East Columbia St.
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MONROEVILLE DIRECTORY.
ESTABLISHED 1868.
The WEEKLY BREEZE
(Formerly Monroeville Democrat.)
Published Every Thursday.
MONROEVILLE, - INDIANA.
JOHN D. ALLEGEAR, Editor and Propr. SUBSCRIPTION, $1.25 PER YEAR.
THE BREEZE is the only paper published in Allen County outside of Fort Wayne. Independent in politics. Has a large and rapidly increasing circulation, and is a first-class advertising medium through which to reach the public. Try its merits and judge for yourself.
JOB PRINTING.
Having just purchased new Presses and Job Type, we are prepared to do
JOB WORK
Of all kinds with neatness and dispatch, either Plain or Colored.
FRANK EDWARDS, Dealer in and Manufacturer of all kinds of
Furniture, Picture Frames, Mouldings, Etc.
ALSO UNDERTAKER AND
EMBALMER.
Monroeville, - Indiana.
MENTZER & MCINTOSH,
Livery, Feed and Sale STABLE.
Horses for Sale, Trade or Buy.
GOOD HORSES. GOOD RIGS.
Choice Rigs furnished on Short Notice. Special attention and low rates given to Comimer ial Men. Horses Boarded by Day or Week.
STABLE ON SOUTH ST., MONROEVILLE, IND.
BLOMCREME
S. W. HULL,
HOUSE PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING -27 CLINTON ST .. FORT WAYNE, IND .-
R. L. POLK & CO.'s
Freese Franklin(Corbaley&Freese) Gilliland Thaddeus S, Grain
Dealer, Monroeville and Van Wert, O.
Glancy Hugh G, plasterer. Goodin John, fireman.
Graham Samuel E (Graham & Lallement. )
Graham & Lallement (Sam- uel E Graham, George W Lalle- ment), Dealers in Fresh and Salt Meats and Sausages.
Guillot John O, fireman. Haley Martin, saloon
Hall Thomas W, clk J W Smith. Handel Jacob, carpenter.
Hartmann Rev Bartholo- mew, Pastor St Rose of Lima Church.
Hartzell Walter A, laborer.
Hayes Henry F (Hayes & Smith), station agent Penn Co. Hayes John, farmer.
Hayes & Smith (Henry F Hayes. Willard P Smith), lumber and live stock.
Heckler John, teamster.
Heller George.
Hess Mrs Anna, teacher.
Hess Arnold O, laborer.
Hiland James, laborer.
Hilton George F, physician.
Hunsicker Garrett C, drayman.
Isenbarger Samuel A, trav agent. Johnson John A, blacksmith. Johnston Wm T, teamster.
Jones Rev Frank, pastor Christian churth.
Jones Thomas S, clk H A Shank. Knouse Michael B, Dealer in Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, Repairing Good Watches a Spe- cialty.
Krick Henry, saloon. Krick Philip, laborer. Lallement George W (Graham & Lallement), Lauchlin James, farmer.
Laughlin John, farmer.
Laughlin John jr, laborer. Leiter Emily L (wid Charles A).
Lewis Joseph (agent), grocer.
Lewis Wm, clerk D S Red- elsheimer.
McGirk John N, laborer. McGonagle Joseph, teamster.
McGonagle McCaslin, laborer. McGonagle Minnie, teacher. McGonagle Wm, laborer. McGovern Stephen.
McIntosh Joseph T (Mentzer McIntosh).
Magner Elias G, painter.
Magner John H, carpenter.
Magner Sylvester, foreman.
Magner Wm, carpenter.
Mahoney Wm, carpet weaver.
Marquardt Scott, laborer.
Martin Alvin L, livery.
Martz Philip.
May Louis, brick mason. May Wm.
Meeks Elijah W, lawyer.
Meeks John W, meat market.
Meese John, barber Millard Atchi- son.
Meese Philip, laborer.
Mencer Wm, laborer.
Mentzer Marion J (Mentzer & Mc- Intosh). Mentzer Mary (wid Jacob).
Mentzer Simeon E, Physi- cian and Surgeon.
Mentzer McIntosh
(Marion J Mentzer, Joseph T
McIntosh), Livery, Feed and Sale Stable. (See adv, p 601.) Mercer Daniel, traveling agent.
Mercer Henry B, teamster.
Meyers Charles C, clerk Post- office.
Meyers Elizabeth (wid Wm).
Meyers Henrietta (wid Henry).
Miller Albert, carpenter.
Miller August, bartender Eliza- beth Miller.
Miller Daniel, shoemaker.
Miller Elizabeth (wid John M), saloon.
Miller Henry, Meat Market.
Miller Josiah B, carpenter. Miller Michael, tel opr Penn Co. Mitten Hannah (wid Robert). Monroeville Flouring
Mills, John E Pillers Propr.
Montgomery Shadrach J, farmer. Mundorff Archibald B, laborer W T Peckham.
Munger John B, principal public schools.
Murchland Johnson, laborer. Murchland Wm, section foreman.
WING & MAHURIN
ARCHITECTS 27 Calhoun St.
ALL CLASSES OF BUILDING AND SANITARY WORK
for RAILROAD MEN. Finest Watch Made. Uninfluenced ES by Magnetism or Electricity. H. C. GRAFFE, cor. Calhoun and Columbia Sts.
Non-Magnetic Watches
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G. W. Graffe & Co.
Tin, Copper and SHEET IRON WORKERS, 132 Calhoun St.
MONROEVILLE DIRECTORY.
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Murphy James. Murphy Thomas J, tel operator Penn Co. Myers Frederick. Nash John P, traveling agent.
Nelson Silas, laborer.
Niezer John B (J B Niezer & Co). Niezer John F, clerk J B Niezer & Co.
Niezer J B & Co (John B and Louis F Niezer), hardware.
Niezer Louis F (J B Niezer & Co). Nill Charles A, shoemaker.
Nishwitz George, tanner.
Norris Elias J, lumber inspector Hayes & Smith. Norris Levi T, laborer. O'Brien Wm, section hand.
Overly Wm, agent. . Parker Alice M, teacher.
Parker John R, pumper.
Peckham Avadana (wid Joseph). Peckham Charles.
Peckham Emma R, teacher.
Peckham Wm T, Grain Buyer T S Gilliland, of Van Wert, O. Pillers Edward, laborer.
Pillers John E, Propr Mon- roeville Flouring Mills.
Pillers Walley E, helper Monroe- ville Flouring Mills. Pine Jobn E, laborer.
Place Jefferson, laborer. Plikerd John W.
Pool Horatio D, harnessmaker.
Pool Joseph T, lawyer. Pool Samuel, general store. Potts Dayton, clerk D S Redels- heimer. Pratt Frank, baker.
Pratt Frederick, baker C W Rol- lins.
Purman David C, lumber mnfr. Purman James N, clerk E J & H Stewart. Purman Rosanna (wid Samuel).
Purman Samuel N, clerk D S Redelsheimer
Reamansnider Henry, laborer.
Reamansnider Ida L, domestic L F Niezer.
Redelsheimer David S, Mnfr Slack Barrel Material, Shipper of Grain and Dealer in General Merchandise. (See also Fort Wayne.)
Reed Fannie M (wid Silas I), milliner.
Reuille James, saloon.
Reuille Julius H, hardware.
Ridenour Christian S, grain buyer. Robertson Wm, laborer.
Rollins Charles W, Saloon, Restaurant, Bakery and Confec- tioner.
Rose John, horse dealer.
Rundel Martin, sewing mach agt. Saviot Francis, laborer.
Saviot Frank O, clk D S Redels- heimer.
Saviot Frederick J, laborer.
Saviot Louis B, clerk J B Niezer : Co.
Scott Nathan, farmer.
Shaffer Amasa, farmer.
Shank Henry A, druggist.
Shear Anna (wid Christian.)
Sheehan John, justice of peace.
Shell Jacob, traveling agent.
Shields E Luther, laborer.
Shultz Joseph I, agent.
Smith Henry, painter, M Strass.
Smith James W, grocer.
Smith Willard P (Hayes & Smith). Speak Elmer, tinner, J B Niezer & Co.
Spencer John T, laborer. Stephens Nelson.
Stephens Sarah (wid Henry.) Stephenson John M, Saloon. Stevens Simon P.
Stewart Elizabeth J (E J and 'H Stewart.)
Stewart E J & H (Elizabeth J and Hugh) general store. Stewart Hugh (E J & H Stewart). Strass Julius M, books and station- ery. Strass Morris, furniture. Sunderland Ebon B, grocer.
Sweany Sarah J (wid Jacob), dressmaker. Sweet Winfield Scott, laborer.
Taylor Henry. drayman.
Taylor Rev Wm I, pastor M E Church. Tillman John L, saloon.
Todd James, laborer. Vance John W, tinner. Van Osdale Benjamin, laborer.
Van Osdale Wm H, fireman. Vince John R, engineer.
CHARLES A. HOFFMANN,
1 183, 185 and 187 CALHOUN STREET, - FORT WAYNE, IND. Wholesale Dealer in Cider, Apple Wine and Cider Vinegar,
E. F. SITES, Dentist, 74 N. Calhoun Street, opp. Aveline House.
T. E. Covington,
FLORAL ORNAMENTS and Designs Made to Order ON SHORT NOTICE. 35 WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
KENDALLVILLE, IND.
604
R. L. POLK & CO.'s
Walters Isaac, laborer. Waterman Wm A, house mover. Watson Jobn, laborer. Weber Charles E, painter.
Webster George (George Webster & Sons).
Webster George & Sons (George, Frank S and Henry M), saw and planing mill.
Webster Mert H.
Weekly Breeze, John D Al- legear Publisher. (See adv, p 601.)
Whipke Conrad, 1 borer. Whipke Edward, laborer. Whittern Charles, farmer. Whittern Nelson. farmer. William Samuel M, traveling agt. Wilson Mary (wid Thomas). Wilson Wm T, shoemaker. Wright Albert S. janitor. Wright Charles C, teacher. Wright Louis E, clk D S Redel- sheimer.
Wright Wm H, brick mnfr.
NEW HAVEN.
A prosperous village of 1,100 inhabitants, located on the W., St. L. & P. and N. Y., C. & St. L. Rys, in Adams township, Allen county, 6 miles east of Ft. Wayne, the county seat and banking town, and 150 from Indianapolis. New Haven has Catholic, Lutheran and Methodist churches and a graded school. The manufactories here include stave and heading works, flour mill, tile factory, handle works, brewery, and 1 planing mill. Staves, heading, handles, lumber and produce are shipped. Exp., Pacific and American. Tel., W. U. and National. Money order office. Frank H. Bueter, postmaster.
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