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Shaff W. C., gents' furnishing goods, Co- lumbia-st.
Smallhoun & Rosenthall, groceries and provisions, Calhoun-st.
Smith & Brackenridge, druggists and apothecaries, Calhoun-st.
Smith C. S., physician and surgeon, Cal- houn-st.
Smith W. S., gunsmith, Columbia-st.
Stapleford E., auction and commission merchant, Calhoun-st.
Starkey O. L. & Co., painting and glazing, Main-st.
Stanley C., carriage manufacturer, corner Main-st. and Maiden Lane.
Stradel Mathias, grocery and provision store, Clinton-st.
STEWART W. D., PHYSICIAN AND SUR- | White J. B., draper and tailor, cor. Main GEON, OFFICE COR. CALHOUN and Calhoun sts. AND BERRY STS.
Stier Henry, grocer, Columbia-st.
STOCKBRIDGE N. P., BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER, DEALER IN MU- SIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, 51 COLUMBIA-ST.
Sturgess & Pratt, forwarding and commis- sion merchants, cor. Pearl and Mai- den Lane.
SULLEY MRS., fashionable dealer in mil- ilnery and straw goods.
SWAIN & CO. LIVERY AND SALE STABLE, AT SPENCER HOUSE BARN.
Taylor R. W. & Co., hardware, iron, nails and glass, 123 Columbia st.
Thieme J. G. & Bro., clothing, 90 Column- bia st.
Tier Louis, coffin maker.
TIGAR THOS., EDITOR AND PUBLISH- ER FORT WAYNE SENTINEL, COR. PEARL AND CALHOUN STS.
Tower B. H., cabinet and chair manufac- turer, 59 Columbia st.
TOWNLEY J. W. & CO., DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
TRENTMAN B. & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, &c. 86 COLUMBIA ST.
Truman S. A., physician and surgeon, Co- lumbia st.
UNDERHILL & CO., monumental build- ers, manufacturers of monuments, cenotaphs, tombs, mantles, cabinet and counter slabs. Factory Harri- son, bet. Main and Columbia. (See advertisement.) Page 101.
Vandermark E. & Co., manufacturers and dealers in boots and shoes, Colum- bia st.
Vangiesen M., carpenter and builder, Main st.
Vogal C. G., dealer in clothing and milli- nery goods, Calhoun st.
VOIROL & BOUVERAT, dealers in watch- es, clocks, jewelry, &c.
Volkert Frederick, proprieter City Hotel, Columbia st.
Wagner H. G., druggist and apothecary, cor. Calhoun and Main sts.
Walter Wm. B., school examiner.
Weber A. & Co., dealers in boots and shoes, Calhoun st.
Weber E., stoves, tin and sheet iron ware, Calhoun st.
Wells Hiram, grocer, Columbia st.
Western Union Telegraph Co., cor. Colum- bia and Clinton sts., C. H. Jones, op- rator.
WHEELER NELSON, CABINET AND CHAIR MANUFACTORY, 61 CO- LUMBIA ST.
Whitaker J. W., blacksmith, Main st. Wiley Alexander, county treasurer.
Williams & Huestis, commission mer- chants and grocers, 85 Columbia st.
Wilson O. M., attorney at law, notary public and real estate agent, Cal- houn st.
Winslow J. U., druggist and apothecary, 83 Columbia st.
Wise Platt J., county recorder.
WITHERS & MORRIS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, CALHOUN ST., OPPOSITE PUBLIC SQUARE.
Woodworth B. S., M. D., cor. Main and Calhoun sts.
Woodworth B. S., school examiner.
Young HI. J. & C., livery stable in rear of Mayer House.
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FORT WAYNE MARBLE WORKS
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UNDERHILL & CO., (Successors to P. S. Underhill,) MONUMENTAL BUILDERS, FORT WAYNE, INDIANA.
This Establishment is one of the most extensive in the West, and conducted upon the more modern and better approved plans of Eastern, or European establishments. We are prepared to furnish to order, and on short notice,
MONUMENTS, CENOTAPHS, TOMBS, GRAVESTONES,
MANTLES, CABINET AND COUNTER SLABS,
PEDESTALS, PONTS, VASES, YASES WITH FLOWERS, Medallions, Busts, Statues, Statuetts, Crucifixes and Imageries,
Of every description, at prices which cannot fail to please the "appreciative." Our stock of Statuary is as good as any offered in any market, and so with all the Marbles we usc.
Especial attention is given to Monumental building, and orders from "Home or abroad" will meet with dispatch, and "merit our regard and thanks."
Office and Factory. north side of Main Street, 3 squares west of Public Square, and Factory on ITarrison, between Main and Columbia Streets. Also, Branch at Warsaw, Indiana.
Drawings and Specifications will be sent to a distance on application, by mail or otherwise, by persons wanting work executed in our line. In all cases applicants will please state the amount they wish to expend in the procurement of work.
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FRANCESVILLE,
A post office of Pulaski county and sta- tion on the New Albany and Salem rail- road, 51 miles south of lake Michigan, 40 miles north of Lafayette, 104 miles north of Indianapolis. It was laid out in 1854, by James Brooks of New Albany, and contained one house at that time. It now contains thirty-one. It has three dry goods, hardware and grocery store, four groceries and provisions, one hotel, one blacksmith shop, one cabinet maker, three physicians, two magistrates, one notary public, one good frame school house. This village is situated on what is called Seven Mile Prairie, being about in the center, and surrounded with good timer bordering the prairie. There is a good business done in buying and ship- ping grain and stock. Population 200.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Cash John S., real estate owner.
Davisson M. E., justice of peace.
Drake F. S., justice of peace.
Falsey J. J., dealer in groceries and pro- visions.
Hartman Charles G., physician and sur- geon.
Hartman & Salter, dealers in dry goods, hard ware and groceries.
Mattingly Robert, physician and surgeon. O'Conner T. T., dealer in groceries and provisions.
O'Conner M. T., dealer in groceries and provisions.
Oxley Clare, dealer in dry goods, hard ware and .groceries.
Riley House, John S. Riley, proprietor. Riley John S., proprietor Riley House.
Rishling & Jacks, dealers in groceries and provisions.
Salter Win. H., physician and surgeon.
Starr, Rees & Starr, dealers in dry goods, hardware and groceries.
STOKES THEO. F., attorney at law and notary public.
FRANCISCO,
A post village in Gibson county, 8 miles east of Princeton, lying on the canal, and . contains about 300 inhabitants.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Baldwin Reuben, general store.
Beasley & Skelton, steam flouring mill.
Hartin, Barber & Co., western steam four- ing mill.
Ireland Daniel, general store.
Knowles, Moore & Co., general store.
KNOWLES ALBERT, POST MASTER.
FRANKFORT,
A post town and the county seat of Clin- ton county, pleasantly situated on the banks of Prairie creek. It was laid out in 1830, and now contains many neat and elegant dwellings, and is considered as healthy a location as any in the state. The country for miles around is in a high state of cultivation. Three daily stage lines connect at this place, one to Lafay- fayette, 23 miles north-west, on the Wa- bash river, one to Midway, 11 miles west by south-west, on the Lafayette and In- dianapolis railroad, and one to Thorn- town, 14 miles south-west on the L. and I. railroad. The branch railroad now under contemplation, will connect this town with the Lafayette and Indianapolis rail- road at Colfax, 11 miles west of Frank- fort. It has several thriving schools, and a collegiate institute will shortly go into operation under the superintendence of the Rev. Mr. Munn and others. It con- tains seven blacksmiths, three boot and shoe dealers, ten carpenters and builders, three cabinet and furniture dealers, three carriage, coach and wagon makers, three clergymen, one clothing store, eight gene- ral stores, three dress maknrs, two newspa- pers, the Frankfort Weekly Crescent, and Clinton County Republican, one steam grist mill, two harness makers, three groce- ries two hardware stores, two dealers in hides and leather, two hotels, eleven attor- neys at law and notaries public, two mar- ble workers, six physicians, one steam saw mill, one sash and blind factory, one dealer in stoves and tin ware, one jeweler and watch maker, onc cooper, three paint- ers, four churches, the Presbyterian, the Methodist Episcopal, Protestant Metho- dist, and Christian, two tanners and cur- riers, two tailors and clothiers, four sa- loons, and four schools with an attend- ance of 336 pupils. Population 1,100.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
AEtna Insurance Company, Jackson Doug- lass, agent.
Allen J., proprietor Allen House.
Armentrout John N., auditor.
Armentrout Eli, sheriff.
Armstrong J. D., notary public.
Ashman Ellen, dress maker.
Aughe Jesse & D., brick makers.
Aughe A. H. & Co., general store. Aughe J. T., general store.
Barner John, clerk of court.
Barnet J., proprietor Barnet House.
Baum Jos., marshal.
Baxter - , cooper.
Black M. H., justice of peace.
Black M. H., carpenter and builder.
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Blake J. W., attorney at law and notary public. Blake J. W., agent Phoenix insurance company. Bradley H., carpenter and builder. Brandon Samuel, farmer.
Byers B. F., cabinet maker and furniture dealer. Byers B. F., coroner.
Byers W. J., physician and surgeon.
Carter & Dunn, general store. Carter F. M., physician and surgeon. Carson E. M., justice of peace.
Catterlin A. T., groceries, hardware and iron.
Catterlin N. T., farmer.
Clark Osborn, blacksmith.
Coffman M., carpenter and builder.
Collins H. B., dealer in marble.
Coon John, saloon.
Cowan John M., attorney at law and no- tary public.
Cretors Andrew, cabinet maker and fur- niture dealer.
Cretts G. W., painter.
Dalson J. I., blacksmith.
Davidson R. P., attorney at law.
Douglass J., notary public.
Douglass J. B., saloon.
Douglass J., agent Phoenix insurance com- pany. Douglass Wm., farmer. Douglass John B., cabinet maker and fur- niture dealer. Dowling Mrs., dress maker.
Dunn W. P., physician.
Elschner Henry, wagon maker.
Erisman Jos., harness maker.
Fisher J. C., notary public.
Fisher J. C., agent Mutual fire insurance company.
Frazer Richard, county commissioner. Gentry L. B., physician.
Given David, boot and shoe dealer. Hann J. H., proprietor steam grist mill. Hann J. H., proprietor steam saw mill. Harrymann & Garrett, general store. Harbaugh W. G., councilman. HARBAUGH W. G., POST MASTER. Harbaugh & Wolever, harness makers. Harlin J. K., county commissioner. Hesser Theodore, carpenter and builder. Hoover J. & E., stove and tin dealers. Hoover J. & E., dealers in hardware. Hughes John, baker and confectioner. Hunt J. W., notary public. Isgrig S. S., boot and shoe maker. Jacoby D. K., grocer. Johnson Erastus, blacksmith.
Kelley Thomas, boot and shoe dealer. Kelley Wm., boot and shoe maker. Kelley & Given, clothing dealers. Kelley A. S. & A. H., general store. Kempf G. L, baker and confectioner. Kempf S. L., grocer.
Lee George, boot and shoe maker. Luit J. F., attorney at law.
Lyons H. J. & Son, brick makers. McClelland J. S., physician. McClurg Leander, attorney at law. McCray John, carpenter and builder. Maddux Tapley, painter. Miller C. J., farmer. Miller C. J., recorder.
Miner Baker, blacksmith.
Miner E. F., blacksmith.
Morrison Henry Y., treasurer.
Morrison J., painter.
MUNN JESSE, EDITOR CLINTON COUNTY REPUBLICAN.
Munn C. A. Rev., Presbyterian.
Mutual Fire Insurance Co., John C. Fish- er, agent.
Newton J. B., attorney at law and notary public.
Newton J. B., town clerk and treasurer. Newton J. B .. editor Frankfort Weekly Crescent.
Newton N., surveyor.
Paris J. H. & S. F., general store. Pence & Brother, general store.
Phoenix Insurance Co., J. W. Blake, agent. Randall J. N., councilman.
Randall J. N., jeweler and watch maker.
Ross A. F., carpenter and builder.
Ross J. F., dealer in hides and leather.
Ross J. F., tanner and currier.
Sayler M. L., physician.
Seawright S. R., attorney at law and no- tary public.
Shaffer Wm., wagon maker. Shaw J. F., county commissioner.
Sims J. N., attorney at law and notary public. Sipe Chas., carpenter and builder.
Snyder Jacob, blacksmith. Southard A. H., general store. Statler A., clothing store.
Steed Thomas, blacksmith.
Taylor Deborah Mrs., dress maker.
Thatcher A., carpenter and builder.
Ulm J. W., attorney at law and notary public. Vansickle L., dealer in marble. Vansickle W. S., dealer in marble.
Walter & Steele, dealers in hides and leather. Walter & Steele, tanners and curriers. Wallace John F'., proprietor sash and blind factory. Warner G. W. Rev., Methodist. Watt Robert, carpenter and builder. Watt R. M., president city council. Wolf Joseph, carpenter and builder. Yankey J. Q. A. Rev, Protestant Metho- dist. Yaukey J. Q. A., clothier. Young M., carpenter and builder.
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FRANKLIN,
A post town and the county seat of John- son county, finely situated on the Madison, Indianapolis, Jeffersonville and Martins- ville Railroads, having on the east a small stream called Hurricane Creek, and Young's Creek on the west. The town was laid out in 1826 by Thomas Williams, an agent appointed by the County Com- missioners. There have been some nine additions made to the original plat. This town is fast increasing in population and wealth, and is situated in a fine section of country, unsurpassed in productiveness and fertility, yielding large crops of wheat, oats, potatoes, &c. It contains a good court-house and county offices, five churches, two Presbyterian, one Metlio- dist, one Baptist, and one Campbellite, one good college building, with several good schools, one carriage factory, two wagon shops, two cooper shops, one stave factory, one shingle machine, one lath factory, three saddle and harness shops, one boot and shoe shop, one stove and tin shop, one hardware store, two groceries, nine dry goods stores, one gun smith, two clothing stores, three blacksmith shops, two bakeries, two tanneries, two millin- ery stores, two dental rooms, two jewelry stores, two undertakers, two furniture shops, one carding and fulling mill, two saw mills, two good steam flouring mills. Population 3,000.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. ALEXANDER JOHN K., OF D. ALEX- ANDER & SON.
ALEXANDER DAVID, OF ALEXANDER & SON.
ALEXANDER D. & SON, DEALERS IN HARDWARE, CUTLERY, NORTH SIDE SQUARE.
Allison G. M., editor and publisher of Franklin Jeffersonian.
Allison G. W., county anditor. Baldwin & Payne, millers.
Baldwin J. L., merchant tailor and cloth- ier.
. Banta D. D., attorney at law.
Barnes -Rev., Methodist.
Barnet Wm. II., county elerk.
Baumgart B., grocery dealer.
BEAN & LAMBERTSON, MERCHANT TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS. Botchford G., county commissioner.
. Branham Gen. W., township trustee.
BROOKS & HUTCHINS, grocery dealers. | Nicholson Jobu. Paguerrean artist.
Brown Mrs., milliner.
BURNS C. C., WATCH MAKER AND JEWELER. Carr John Rev., Baptist.
Charlton R., physician and surgeon.
Clark B., blacksmith.
Clark G. W., blacksmith.
Donnelly J. H., physician and surgeon.
Finch F. M., attorney at law.
Fisk H. D., physician and surgeon.
Franklin JJeffersonian, G. W. Allison edi- tor and publisher.
Gauss C., baker.
Gill (J. P.) & Fisk, physicians and sur- geons.
Gill J. P., physician and surgeon.
Gullett M., dealer in dry goods and gro- ceries.
Gulley & Creasey, blacksmith's.
Harden Frank., judge of court of common pleas.
Harmon J., county commissioner.
Herriott Samuel, president Indiana Farm- ers' Bank.
Holman Isaac, dealer in books and sta- tionery.
Holmes & Co., dealers in dry goods and groceries.
Holmes J., dealer in dry goods and gro- ceries.
Hunter A. B., attorney at law.
Indiana Farmers' Bank, Samuel Herriott president, R. T. Overstreet, cashier.
Isaacs & Brother, grocery dealers.
Jackson J., undertaker.
Jeffrey E., president board of trustees.
Jones W. W., of J. L. Jones & Co.
Jones J. L., (jr., ) of J. L. Jones & Co.
Jones J. L. & Co., dealers in dry goods, shoes, groceries, hardware, queens- ware, wall-paper, &c.
Jones J. L., (sr., ) of J. L. Jones & Co.
Jones J. L. Rev., Christian.
Knobes L. W., ice cream saloon.
! Koster C .. cigar manufacturer.
Krumpanitzky H., leather dealer.
McClellan J. S. & J. H., dealers in dry goods, groceries, queensware, &c.
MCCLELLAN J. H., POST MASTER. McClellan Jacob F .. county treasurer.
MCCLELLAN & BANTA, DEALERS IN QUEENSWARE AND GLASSWARE.
McKee J. A. Rev., Presbyterian.
Manwaring W. H., dealer in saddles, har- ness, boots, shoes, &c.
Marrs S. W. A., stove and tin ware dealer. Martin J. O., dental surgeon.
Mathews G. C., grocery dealer.
Minner A., boot and shoe maker.
Moffatt S. S. & Co., dry goods dealers.
Moore E., manufacturer of boots and shoes.
Moore S. B .. town clerk.
Moore S. B., druggist.
Murphy P. physician and surgeon.
Overstreet G. W., attorney at law.
Overstreet R. T., cashier Indiana Farmers Bank.
OVERSTREET W. H. & CO., PROPRIE- TORS OF FRANKLIN MILLS.
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Oyler S. P., attorney at law.
Parr Patterson K., county surveyor.
Payne & Foregay, undertakers and furni- ture dealers.
Payne P. W., physician and surgeon.
Peggs Jacob, county recorder.
Peggs J. & Co., livery stable and hotel keepers.
Perry Noah, county sheriff.
Ritchey James, physician and surgeon.
Runyon House, near depot.
Saterwhite Harvey, dental surgeon.
Sibert J., dealer in hardware, cutlery, guns, nails, sash, glass, doors, plows, &c., No. 20 Jefferson-st.
Sloan H., blacksmith.
Smiley S., town treasurer.
Strohmier W., hotel keeper.
Tilson W., boot and shoe maker. @
Treslar & Hess, dealers in staple and fancy dry goods, groceries, queens- ware, &c.
Vannuyce J. H., town trustee.
Vawter D. G., dealer in dry goods and groceries.
VAWTER JOHN T., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST.
Webb & Needham, dry goods and grocery dealers.
Webb W. A., physician.
Wheat M., county commissioner.
Whitesides Henry, county coroner.
Williams J. II., prosecuting attorney.
Williams J. II., attorney at law.
Woollen T. W., attorney at law.
FRANKTON, A post office of Madison county.
FREDERICKSBURGH, A post office of Washington county.
FREDONIA,
A post office and small village of Crawford county, Ohio township. It is 33 miles from the county seat, 124 miles from In- dianapolis, on State road from Fredonia. It contains one merchant, one grocery, one lawyer, one magistrate, one blacksmith, one gunsmith, one school teacher, twelve coopers.
GEO. W. MURPHY, POST MASTER.
FREEDOM,
carpenters, one cabinet maker. one clergy- man, three stores, two hotels, two physi- cians, two steam saw mills, one tan yard, one church, and one school, with an at- tendance of fifty pupils. Population, 125.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Bunnell Jesse, comb maker.
Carter T. L., physician and surgeon.
Cooper Nathan Rev., Christian Union.
Cooper Nelson, carpenter and builder. Cooper Edward, carpenter and builder.
Cooper & Lundy, proprietors steam saw mill.
Darnell J. M., proprietor steam saw mill.
Freedom House, proprietor C. Vliet. Hicks John, carpenter and builder.
Johnson James, general store.
Landrum R. B., carpenter and builder. Landrum Radford B., justice of the peace. Lewis Beaver S., blacksmith.
McBRIDE J. A., POST MASTER.
Minich A. J., physician and surgeon.
Nichols Wm., cabinet maker and furniture dealer
Nise John, blacksmith.
Reck Theophilus, tanner and currier.
Rednour Noah, chair maker.
Ritter Valentine, general store.
Union House, proprietor Samuel Hicks.
Vliet C., constable.
Wise George, general store.
FREEPORT, A post office of Shelby county.
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FREETOWN, A post office of Jackson county.
FREMONT, A post office of Steuben county.
FRENCH ISLAND, A post office of Spencer county.
FRENCH LICK,
Is situated at the French Springs, in the county of Orange, 9 miles west of Paoli, the county seat of said county. The town- ship is also called French Lick, and has a population of 200. The Springs are about one mile south of the line of the New Al- bany and Vincennes turnpike road. The country around the Springs is undulating and somewhat broken, and abounding with
A post office and small village of Franklin township, in the south-west corner of Owen county, on the west bank of White River. It contains two blacksiniths, four ( fine fresh water, as well as mineral springs.
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The hills are fertile, and well adapted to grass. It is from the vicinity of this place that the fine grit is obtained that has been sold in the markets for many years under the name of the Hindoostan Oil Stone and French Lick Stone. The principal streams are Lost River and French Lick Creek, the former one mile distant, and the latter wends its course immediately by the Springs, and both are good mill and fish streams. There are two good pla- ning and saw mills in the township. The Lost River mills are owned by Messrs. Dougherty & Miller, the Lick Creek mills by James Henly. There are two justices of the peace in the township, Jacob Shoof and George Windsor.
W. A. BOWLES, POST MASTER.
FRYSBY'S,
A post office of Warrick county. ALPHA FRISBY, POST MASTER.
FRUIT HILL, A post office of Vigo county.
FULDA, A post office of Spencer county.
FULLER'S CORNERS, A post office of Whitley county.
FULTON, A post office of Fulton county.
GALENA,
A post village of Greenville township, Floyd county, and contains one hotel, two stores, one physician, two blacksmith shops, one wagon maker, one chair fac- tory, and one cooper shop. Population, 150.
- Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Brown N. M., general store.
Dodd Samuel, hotel keeper. TOTTEN B. C., DEPUTY POST MASTER. Watts S. W., general store.
WATTS S. W., POST MASTER.
Wright H. H., physician and surgeon
GALLATIN,
A post office of Parke county, 10 miles south of Rockville, the county seat, 65 miles a little south-west of Indianapolis. GARRIGUS SOLOMON B., POST MAS- TER. GARRIGUS JEPTHA, DEPUTY POST MASTER.
GALLAUDET, A post office of Marion county.
GALVESTON,
A post village of Cass county, situated on the Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad, 16 miles from Logansport, 60 miles north of Indianapolis, and 160 miles from Cincin- nati. It contains one blacksmith, two boot and shoe makers, one brick maker, six carpenters and builders, two cabinet makers, one carriage and wagon factory, two general stores, one flour and grain dealer, one grocer, three resident farmers, one hotel, one lawyer, one notary public, two lumber dealers, two justices of the peace, one marble worker, three physicians, two steam saw mills, one sawed shingle factory, one cooper, one painter, one tailor, one church, and school house, and one Masonic Lodge. Population, 150.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Baldwin Y., physician, (Botanic).
Bosard & Woodington, cabinet makers. Bosard S., carpenter and builder.
Brown John Y., physician (Allopathic). Campbell John, merchant tailor. Emery John, justice of the peace.
Galveston Hotel, Geo. Daggett, proprietor. Galveston Lodge, (Masonic).
Griffith D. L., resident farmer.
Hall Joseph, carpenter and builder.
Hyman George, boot and shoe maker. Kemp P. D., carpenter and builder.
Kemp P. D., marble worker.
Kemp P. D., painter.
Keefer Henry, carpenter and builder.
Kirkpatrick Henry, attorney at law and notary public. /
Knowlton A. B., steam sawed shingle fac- tory. Knowlton M. B., flour and grain.
Knowlton M. B., general store.
Knowlton M. B., lumber dealer.
KNOWLTON M. B., POST MASTER.
Lee J. B., carpenter and builder.
Marshall Y. F., physician. (allopathic.)
Martin John, resident farmer. Myers Daniel, blacksmith.
Myers Daniel, carriage and wagon fac- tory.
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Stanley George, brick maker.
Stanley George, resident farmer. Strock & Davis, lumber dealers. Strock & Davis, prop'rs steam saw mill. Thomas David, justice of peace. Thornton James, grocer.
Thompson Layton, cooperage.
Woodington S., carpenter and builder.
Young Eli, boot and shoe maker. Yurley John, general store.
GEETINGSVILLE, A post office of Clinton county.
GENTRYVILLE, A post office of Spencer county.
GEORGETOWN,
A post village of Floyd county, situated 9 miles west of New Albany, on the Jasper road. It contains two blacksmiths, three shoe makers, one brick maker, five car- penters, two cabinet makers, one wagon- maker, three ministers, three general stores, one grist mill, two harness makers, three hotels, one lumber dealer, one mag- istrate, two physicians, one steam saw mill, two sash and blind makers, one watch maker, three coopers, two painters, three tanners and curriers, one tailor and clothier, one wheelwright, one gunsmith, one wool carding machine, and three churches -one Methodist, one United Brethren, one Christian or Campbellite --- one school with an average attendance of sixty pupils. Population, 200.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Armstrong A., watch maker and jeweler. Berkshire Jas. S., wheelwright.
Berkshire James S., painter.
Berkshire James S., sash and blind man- ufacturer.
Berkshire James S., cabinet maker and furniture dealer.
Berkshire James, carpenter and builder. Bierbraw Philip, tanner and currier.
BURGER JAMES, POST MASTER. Burger James, proprietor Union Hotel. Burger James, farmer. Burger James, general store. Bush John W., school teacher.
Duncan N. B., tanner and currier. Duncan Charles, tanner and currier. Duncan Henry, painter.
Duncan John H., carpenter and builder. Duncan Henry, carpenter and builder. Ellis Joseph Rev., United Brethren. Fox James R., cooper.
Grossman George, boot and shoe dealer. Harmon John, harness maker.
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