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The grain of a considerable scope of country finds a market here, and the busi- ness of the place is prosperous. For the week ending August the 21st, 1858, twen- ty thousand dollars were paid out for grain.
CITY OFFICERS.
Mayor-EDWARD T. DICKEY.
Marshal-DAVID R. TODD.
Recorder-F. W. LINSEY.
Street Commissioner-JONATHAN STUTES- MAN.
Treasurer-GEO. A. CROWELL.
COUNCILMEN.
First Ward-Geo. Haun.
Second Ward-William Rossner. Third Ward-Jas. M. Reybum.
Fourth Ward-D. C. Darrow.
Fifth Ward-John Shields.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Etna Insurance Company, Jas. Menden- hall, agent.
American Express Company, H. T. Hig- gins, agent.
The county seat of Miami county, is sitil- Baer H. & Co., dealers in dry goods, cloth- ing, boots, shoes, etc., cor. Canal st. and Broadway. ated on the north bank of the Wabash, which stream divides the county east and west, through the center. Population Bamberger P., clothing dealer, Broad- way. 2,500. Its public buildings are a court- house and jail, unsurpassed by any in | Beal J. A., attorney at law and insurance the State. Several school houses of mod- agent, cor. Second st. and Broad way. est pretensions, and churches, as follows : [ Beanman Feadel, boot and shoe dealer, Methodists, two; New School Presbyte- Broadway. rian, one; Old School Presbyterian, one; BENHAM W. S., attorney at law, Zern block. Catholic, one, and Lutheran, one.
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BISHOP CLAY, WHOLESALE AND RE- | Dutton Henry, county treasurer. TAIL DEALER IN GROCERIES, Effinger R. P., school examiner. PROVISIONS, BOOTS AND SHOES, BROADWAY, ONE DOOR NORTH SECOND STREET.
Blair F. J., cabinet maker, cor. Third and Broadway.
Blake Alexander, county clerk.
Boyce Henry, justice of peace, Zern block.
Bradley M., proprietor Peru flouring mill.
BROWN & TYNER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, OFFICE SECOND FLOOR . CROWEL'S BUILDING.
BROWN JAS. M., OF BROWN & TYNER, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Cemmerman Geo., baker, Broadway.
Christie Mrs. H., milliner and dress maker. CHRISTY WILLIAM M., OF DICKEY & CHRISTY, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
City Hotel, corner Miami and Second sts., Solomon Gould, proprietor.
Clark H. F., agent Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad.
Clements I. H., tailor, cor. Second street and Broadway.
Coffin J. N., dealer in groceries and pro- visions, cor. Canal st. and Broadway. Conradt G., manufacturer and dealer in leather and findings, west side Broad- way.
CONSTANT J. & SON, general mer- chants, cor. Broadway and Second streets.
Constant & Walker, physicians and sur- geons, Crowell's building.
Cooper J. J. Rev., Methodist.
COULTER S., POST MASTER.
Cowgill & Walker, dealers in staple and fancy dry goods, etc., Mendenhall's building, Broadway
Crippin Alvin, proprietor livery stable. Crowell G. A., general merchant, cor. Se- cond and Broadway.
Crowell George A., city treasurer.
Darrow D. C., city councilman.
Darrow D. C., druggist, Broadway.
Davenport L., dealer in hardware and ag- ricultural implements, 38 Broadway. Debert Henry, dealer in groceries and provisions.
Deniston Ethan A., county commissioner. DICKEY & CHRISTY, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, EAST SIDE BROADWAY, BET. MAIN AND THIRD STS.
DICKEY EDWARD T., OF DICKEY & CHRISTY, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Dickey Edward T., mayor.
Duck wall Daniel, school examiner.
Dutton Henry, dealer in staple and fancy dry goods, etc., Ross & Dutton's new block.
Effinger R. P., of Ross & Effinger, attor- ney at law.
Elliott George T., baker and confectioner, Broadway.
Ely John, county coroner.
Emswimer J. H., physician and surgeon, cor. Broadway and Second sts.
Farrar J. L. & J., attorneys at law, Second street.
Fasnucht Andrew, baker, broadway.
Fetter H. G., photograph artist, three sto- ry stone front building, Broadway.
Frese Charles, of Krause & Frese.
Gahs Jacob, dealer in groceries and pro- visions.
Gould Solomon, proprietor City Hotel, cor. Main and Second sts.
GRAHAM JOHN A., JOB PRINTER AND PUBLISHER, MIAMI COUNTY SEN- TINEL.
Gregg A. H., of Harlan & Gregg.
Griggs John, justice of peace, Broadway. Guenther A., cigar maker and tobacco dealer, Third st.
HALL N. C., dealer in staple and fancy dry goods, groceries, &c., large brick block, west side Broadway.
Harlan & Gregg, dealers in dry goods, groceries, &c., large brick block, west side Broadway.
Harlan John G., of Harlan & Gregg.
Hauk Wm. F., dealer in hats, caps, furs, &c., west side Broadway, bet. Main and Third sts. . -
Hann G., city councilman.
Helderie C., shoe maker.
Henton J. T., baker and confectioner, Broadway.
Henton Elam, county auditor.
Higgins H. T., agent United States and American Express Companies.
Hiner Joseph, county sheriff.
Hodge & Son, dealers in dry goods and notions, cor. Second and Broadway. Home Ins. Co., Ira Mendenhall, agent. Huber George, boot and shoe dealer. Hute Matthias, blacksmith, Canal st.
Kelderle David, boot and shoe dealer, Broadway.
Kensler Miss E., milliner and dress ma- ker, Broadway.
KILGORE W. W., DEALER IN STOVES, TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE, BROADWAY.
Kratzer John, watch maker and jeweler. Krause & Frese, dealers in groceries and provisions, west side Broadway, bet. Canal and Second sts.
Krause Wm., of Krause & Frese.
Kreutzer J., dealer in groceries, china, glass, queensware, &c., west side Broad way. Linsey F. W., city recorder.
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Litsinberger & Sons, retail dealers in dry | goods. groceries, &c., east side Broad- way, bet. Canal and Second sts. Litsinberger J. P., of Litsinberger & Sons. Litsinberger J., of Litsinberger & Sons. Litsinberger G. J., of Litsinberger & Sons. LOVELAND E. P., EDITOR AND PRO- PRIETOR PERU WEEKLY REPUB- LICAN.
McCabe F. S. Rev., Presbyterian.
McClelland A. C. Rev., Presbyterian.
McClelland F., physician and surgeon, Broadway.
MENDENHALL IRA, AGENT FOR HOME AND ÆTNA INSURANCE COMPANIES.
MENDENHALL IRA, DEALER IN
BOOKS, STATIONERY, WALL PA- PER, &c .. SMITH'S BLOCK.
MIAMI COUNTY SENTINEL, JOHN A. GRAHAM, EDITOR.
Mitchell Wm. & Co., proprietors saw mill. MITCHELL JOHN, draper, tailor and dealer in cloths, cassimeres, &c., shop on Broadway, one door west of Rey- burn's tin shop.
Morehead John M., county surveyor.
Moss Alvin, barber, Second st.
Nicoles Nathaniel, county commissioner. Oppenheimer Moses, general merchant, Broadway.
PALMER & DENISTON, DEALERS IN STOVES, TIN, HARDWARE, SHEET IRON WARE, AGRICULTURAL IM- PLEMENTS, AND LUMBER, BROADWAY.
Palmer F. W., telegraph operator.
Passmore & Beal, boot and shoe dealers, Broadway.
PEFFERMAN G., druggist, Broadway. PERU WEEKLY REPUBLICAN POW- ER PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, E. P. LOVELAND, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Peru and Indianapolis Railroad, G. M. Smith, agent.
Peru Mills, M. Bradley, proprietor.
Railroad Eating House, S. A. Ream, pro- prietor.
RASSNER W., general dealer in drugs and medicines, west sideof Broadway. Ream S. A., proprietor Railroad Eating House.
REESE J. H., dealer in watches and jew- elry.
Reid John, manufacturer and dealer in boots and shoes, east side Broadway, one door north of post office.
Reyburn Jas. M., city councilman.
Reyburn James M., lumber merchant.
Risinger & Son, bakers and grocers, Broadway.
ROBINSON HOUSE, H. ROBINSON, PRO- PRIETOR.
ROBINSON H., PROPRIETOR OF ROB- INSON HOUSE.
Ross & Effinger, attorneys at law.
Ross & Daugherty, general merchants, Ross & Dutton's new block.
Ross N. O., of Ross & Effinger, attorney at law.
ROSSNER W., dealer in dry goods, medi- cines, etc., west side Broadway.
Rossner Wm., city councilman.
Seward Daniel Y., physician and surgeon, Broadway.
SHIELDS J. W., manufacturer of saddles, bridles, hardware, etc., Broadway.
Shields John, city councilman.
Shirk H. J., attorney at law and notary public, Second-st. bet. Broadway and Miami.
Skillman Allen, county commissioner. Small & Kitzner, tailors, Broadway.
Smith Wm., forwarding and commission merchant and produce dealer, on ca- nal.
Smith G. M., agent Peru and Indianapo- lis R. R.
Sterne H. E. & C. F., dealers in dry goods, groceries, boots, shoes, etc., Broad- way.
Stout Silas T. Rev., Methodist.
Stutesman James M., manufacturer of saddles, bridles, harness, &c.
Stutesman John, street commissioner.
Talbot & Co., forwarding and commission merchants and produce dealers, on canal.
Todd D. R. & Co., forwarding and com- mission merchants and produce deal- ers, on canal.
Todd David R., city marshal.
Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad, H. F. Clark, agent.
Truesdoll S. W., dealer in groceries and provisions, Broadway.
TYNER JAS. N., OF BROWN & TYNER, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
United States Express Co., H. T. Higgins, agent.
Wallbee F., boot and shoe dealer, Broad- way.
Wallick Wesley, proprietor of Western House, corner Broadway and Third streets.
Webb O. P., dealer in groceries and pro- . visions, Broadway.
Western House, cor. Broadway and Third streets, Wesley Wallick, proprietor. West, McMaster & Co., cabinet and chair manufacturers, Broadway.
Wilkinson George, county recorder.
WILSON J. M., ATTORNEY AT LAW AND LAND AGENT, SECOND-ST. BET. BROADWAY AND MIAMI.
Wright Wm. H., school examiner.
Zern J. S., dealer in groceries and provi- sions, Zern Block.
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PETERSBURGH,
The county seat of Pike county, situated on the Wabash and Erie Canal, one mile south of White River, 180 miles west of Cincinnati, and 110 miles south-west of Indianapolis. It contains one bakery, two blacksmith shops, two book sellers and stationers, three boot and shoe makers, one brick maker, five carpenters and builders, one cabinet and furniture dealer, three wagon makers, three clergymen, six general stores, one dress maker, three flour and grain dealers, one weekly news- paper, the Petersburgh Reporter, one steam grist mill, three harness makers, five deal- ers in hardware and cutlery, one hide and leather dealer, two hotels, one foundry and machine shop, three attorneys at law and notaries public, one lumber dealer, two justices of the peace, two marble workers, seven physicians and surgeons, one steam saw mill, one sash and door factory, one stove and tin dealer, one watch maker and jeweler, one cooper, one tailor and clothier, one drug store, one wheelwright, one female seminary, with an attendance of sixty pupils, and two public schools. Population, 860.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Adams & Thornton, book sellers and sta- tioners.
Adams J. R., physician and surgeon.
Bar Wm., attorney at law.
Beldon & Dixon, blacksmiths.
Benedict & Battles, blacksmiths.
Blythe Wood Female Academy, A. T. Hen- dricks, principal.
Boone E. B., justice of the peace.
Boone E. B., general store.
Boyd & Davidson, brick makers.
Byerd A. R., physician and surgeon.
Coleman Page, wagon maker.
Crow James, county treasurer.
Custon H. B., justice of the peace.
Custon H. B., carpenter and builder.
Daniels C., boot and shoe dealer.
DeBruler Wm. HI., county auditor.
Devenport. Wm., county surveyor.
DeWolf W. H., attorney at law.
Frank & Snyder, proprietors steam grist mill.
Gladish Henry, county sheriff.
Green J. M. Rev., Methodist.
Hammond J. M., proprietor Petersburgh Exchange.
Hammond P. C., dealer in hardware and cutlery.
Hammond P. C., general store.
Hammond P. C., clothing dealer.
Hannah J. B., county clerk. Hawthorn R. P., lumber dealer.
Hawthorn W., general store.
Hawthorn W., clothing dealer.
Hawthorn R., proprietor steam saw mill. HENDRICKS J. B., POST MASTER.
Hendricks A. T., principal Blythe Wood Female Academy.
Hendricks A. T. Rev., Presbyterian.
Hisgen G., baker and confectioner, north side Main-st.
Hixon C., physician and surgeon.
Jaquess D. G., physician and surgeon. King M., prop'r. sash and blind factory.
King M., carpenter and builder.
Kinman T. M. & J., boot and shoe dealers. Kinnyon House, F. P. Stark, prop'r. Knight T., stove dealer and tin smith. Leslie A., physician and surgeon.
Liglen William, painter.
McGower & Benedict, carpenters and builders.
MeIntyre John, attorney at law.
Miley D. H., county recorder.
Miller W., farmer.
Mitchell & Hendricks, druggists.
Mitchell & Hendricks, book sellers and. stationers.
Mock F., wheelwright.
Montgomery & Co., flour and grain deal- ers. Morgan G., farmer.
Morgan G., dealer in hardware and cut- lery.
Morgan G., clothing dealer.
Nichols & Debrulen, marble workers.
Norton Mrs. Sarah, dress maker.
Onzett D. H. Hev., Presbyterian.
Petersburg Weekly Reporter, E. P. THOOP, editor.
Petersburg Exchange, J. M. Hammond, prop'r.
Pope Henry, county coroner.
Posey J. W., physician and surgeon.
Scott G. H., boot and shoe dealer.
Scott W. S., clothing dealer.
Scott G. H., general store.
Scott W. S., general store.
Scott G. H., dealer in hardware and cut- lery.
Scott W. S., dealer in hardware and cut- lery.
Snider A. R., cooper.
Stark F. P., prop'r. Kinnyon House. Stuckey Samuel, wagon maker.
Stuckey J. S., tanner and currier.
Stuckey J. S., hide and leather dealer.
Trafgen J. F., carriage maker.
Union Foundry, S. G. Upton & Co., pro- prietors.
Upton S. G. & Co., prop'rs. Union Foun- dry.
Walton Henry, tailor and clothier
Weedman Jacob, cabinet maker and furni- ture dealer.
Wilson Ja dealer in hardware and cut- lery.
Withers T., painter.
Woods Richard, carpenter and builder.
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PHILADELPHIA, A post office of Hancock county.
PIATTSVILLE,
A post office of Parke county. .
PIERCETON, A post office of Kosciusko county.
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PIERCEVILLE,
A post village of Ripley county, situated on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, 53 miles from Versailles, the county seat, 45 miles west of Cincinnati, 295 miles east of St. Louis, and 70 miles south of Indian- apolis. It is a new and flourishing place, situated on a beautiful, rolling table land, the highest point on the Ohio and Missis- sippi Railroad. It is one of the best ship- ping points on the road. It has become noted within the last year by the burning of Huckins & Chapman's store, by a band of counterfeiters, who have long infested the country, several of whom have since been sent to the penitentiary. It contains one blacksmith, one brick maker, one cab- inet and furniture dealer, one carpenter and builder, one wagon maker, two gen- eral stores, one hotel, one notary public, three steam saw mills, three coopers, two wheelwrights, and one school with an av- erage attendance of 50 pupils. Popula- tion 300.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Bratten M. S., wheelwright.
Bratten Wm., wheelwright.
Cochran Geo. W., proprietor steam sow mill.
Colshear Alex. W., cooper.
Colshear Jesse, cooper.
Colshear Wm. H., carriage and wagon ma- ker.
Dixon N., carpenter and builder.
Gookins & Bratten, proprietors steam saw mill.
Grecean Jas. D., cabinet maker, and furniture dealer.
HUCKINS F. S., DEPUTY POST MAS- TER,
HUCKINS F. S., NOTARY PUBLIC. HUCKINS F. S., GENERAL STORE.
HUCKINS F. S., AGENT ADAMS' EX- PRESS COMPANY.
Jones J. S., proprietor steam saw mill.
Lingel John, general store. MORREL E., POST MASTER. Rankin R., brick maker. Richardson S., hotel keeper.
Richardson Asa, farmer.
Smith J. A., farmer. Stiles George MI., blacksmith. Williams P., cooper. Williams Peter, farmer.
PIGEON ROOST, A post office of Scott county.
PILOT GROVE, A post office of Jasper county.
PILOT KNOB, A post office of Crawford county.
PIMENTO,
A post office, so called, in the village of Hartford, Vigo county, 10 miles south of Terre Haute, the county seat, on the Evans- ville and Crawfordsville Railroad. Pop- ulation of Hartford 95.
Collings W. D., physician and surgeon. French T. P., general merchant. Hampton W. D., general merchant. Kerter & Palmer, wheelwrights. Smith James, boot and shoe dealer. STOWRS SAMUEL, POST MASTER. Weeks W. A., general merchant.
PINE VILLAGE,
A post village of Warren county, situated on the bank of Big Pine Creek, within 1 mile of the northern boundary, 5 miles south of Oxford, the county seat of Ben- ton county, 20 miles west of Lafayette, 10 miles north of Independence, the nearest railroad station, 120 miles south-east of Chicago, and 84 miles west of Indianapo- lis. This place was laid out in 1852. Here the Grand Prairie Agricultural So- ciety meets yearly, and exhibits some of the best stock raised in the State. It con- tains two blacksmiths, one boot and shoe maker, one carpenter and builder, two carriage, coach and wagon makers, two general stores, two harness makers, two hotels, one attorney at law, two physi- cinns, one justice of peace, one grocery, one dress maker, one stove and tin dealer, one painter, one church, one clergyman, ( Methodist Episcopal) and one school. Population 86.
Bowen James B., grocer. Bowen J. B., shoe maker.
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Bradley John. blacksmith. Boyer J., proprietor Temperance House. Cassell Thomas K., tin smith.
Citizen Esther, dress maker. Fisher S. C., justice of peace. Fisher Asa, carriage and wagon maker. Foster David, carpenter and builder. Freeman George, painter. Hall John A., physician and surgeon. Hargrave Richard Rev., Methodist. James, Perry & Co., general store. Messner Samuel F., physician and sur- geon.
Prudence E., harness maker.
Temperance House, J. Boyle, proprietor.
Thompson D. M., attorney at law and no- tary public.
Timmons David, harness maker.
Timmons House, David Timmons, pro- prietor.
Timmons David, proprietor Timmons House.
VANCE JOHN, POST MASTER.
Vance R. A., general store.
Whitley Wm., carriage and wagon ma- ker.
Young E., blacksmith.
PIN HOOK,
A Post office of Lawrence county.
PITTSBORO,
A post village of Hendricks county, situ- ated on the Crawfordsville Plank Road, 9 miles south-east of Danville, the county seat, and 18 miles west of Indianapolis. It contains two blacksmiths, two boot and shoe makers, two carpenters and builders, one cabinet and furniture dealer, one car- riage and wagon maker, two clergymen, two general stores, one hotel, one justice of peace, two physicians and surgeons, two steam saw mills, three churches, one Baptist, one Methodist and one Reforin, and one school with an attendance of 30 pupils. Population 200.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Burgelin E., blacksmith.
Clark D., carpenter and builder.
Cloud C. F. C., physician.
Cundiff John, farmer.
Fraught Nelson, farmer.
Harrison & Co., proprietors steam saw mill. Hill O. W., blacksmith. Hill A. W., farmer. Hill & Wells, general store. Hoadley Win. J., physician.
Leach Elias, justice of the peace.
Leach Elias, cabinet maker and furniture dealer.
Newman Wm., proprietor steam saw mill. Parker John C., farmer.
SHIRLEY JOHN N., POST MASTER.
Shirley J. N. & Co., general store. Stewart C. W. Rev., Methodist.
Sullivan G., boot and shoe maker. Swigert Nimrod, boot and shoe maker. Thompson G. L., carpenter and builder. Utter Abram Rev., Methodist.
Walker G. W., carriage and wagon ma- ker.
Webb A. L., proprietor Hotel.
PETERSBURGH,
A post village of Carroll county, situated 1} miles west of Delphi, the county seat, near the Wabash Valley Railroad, 65 miles north-west of Indianapolis, 125 miles south of Chicago, and 195 miles north-west of Cincinnati. It contains two blacksmith shops, one boot and shoe maker, six car- penters and builders, one cabinet and furniture dealer, one carriage and wagon maker, three clergymen, six general stores, three dress makers, one flour and grain dealer, one water grist mill, one harness maker, three groceries, one hardware dealer, two hotels, one machine shop, one justice of the peace, two physicians, two steam saw mills, one stove and tin store, one cooper, one painter, one tanner, one tailor and clothier, one woolen factory, two churches, one Methodist and one Bap- tist, and one graded school, with an at- tendance of one hundred and eighty pu- pils. Population, 600.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Adair James F., cabinet and furniture dealer.
Anderson George W., grocer.
Andrew J. T., carpenter and builder.
Angell Chas., physician and surgeon. Angell C., farmer.
Boylan John, farmer.
Brakeman - Rev., Methodist.
Brookbank J. & Co., general store.
Brookbank J. & Co., boot and shoe dealers.
Brookbank John & Son, dealers in hard- ware and cutlery.
Brookbank John & Son, tanners and cur- riers.
Buckingham & Clark, general store.
Bumont. House, A. Hamilton, proprietor. Carpenter & Co., harness makers.
Clark, Brandon & Co., general store.
Colton & Barnes, proprietors foundry and machine shop.
Colton & Barnes, proprietors water grist mill.
Davis John, carpenter and builder. Donavan Timothy, general store.
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Donavan Timothy, proprietor water saw mill.
Dull Daniel, cooper.
Felix Wm. K., tailor and clothier.
Gilman C. J., general store.
Gipson C. W., carpenter aud builder.
Glover S. B. & Co., stove dealer and tin smith.
Hall Peter, grocer. .
Hamilton A., proprietor Bumont House.
Head Truxton, proprietor of woolen fac- tory.
HERMAN C., POST MASTER.
Herman C., general store.
Horsely Mrs. Angeline, dress maker.
Jones Amos Rev., Presbyterian.
Lane Martin, painter.
Little H. T. & Bro., carriage and wagon makers.
McConnell John H., carpenter and builder.
McKinney Miss Manerva, dress maker.
Millard M. H., blacksmith.
Morrow J. L., physician and surgeon.
Payne Joseph H., carpenter and builder. Robb Hamilton Rev., Baptist.
Snyder John W., blacksmith. South worth Mrs. Boxana, dress maker. Spears Chas., flour and grain dealer.
Thayer D. V., carpenter and builder. Turner J. H., grocer. Turner James H., justice of the peace. Vandeventer D. F., farmer.
PLAINFIELD,
A post village of Hendricks county, situa- ted on the east bank of Big White Lick i
clergymen, and one seminary. with an attendance of one hundred and twenty- five pupils. Population, 600.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Albertson Nathan, blacksmith.
Albertson Lizzie, milliner.
Ballard J. F., carpenter and builder.
Barker David, blacksmith.
Behymer Simeon, carpenter and builder. Blair Solomon, attorney at law.
Blair Solomon, farmer.
Bufkin John, carpenter and builder.
Butler Alfred, brick maker.
Carter Jesse, farmer.
COMPTON THOS. W., POST MASTER.
Compton Thomas, carpenter and builder.
Compton Amos, carpenter and builder.
Cooper W. D., carpenter and builder.
Crist W., tailor and clothier.
Dennis Joseph H., city surveyor.
Fawcet Wm. T., general store.
Fowler T. H., physician and surgeon.
Glasscock W., carpenter and builder.
Gray John, brick maker.
Hadley John, farmer.
Hadley John Rev., Christian.
Harvey & Jessup, druggists.
Harvey & Jessup, booksellers and sta- tioners.
Harvey Wm. F., physician and surgeon.
Harvey Thomas B., physician and sur- geon.
Harvey Harlan, hide and leather dealer.
Harvey Barclay, boot and shoe dealer.
Harvey Milton, boot and shoe dealer.
Henley H., farmer.
Creek, in a beautiful and fertile region, at ; Hiss Sebastian, cabinet and furniture the crossing of the Terre Haute and Rich- dealer. mond Railroad, and on the Central Plank" Holloway Asa, grocer.
Road, 9 miles south-east of Danville, the i Holloway Lizzie, milliner. county seat, and 14 miles west of India- Indiana House, H. Lawrence proprietor. napolis. The Society of Friends hold Jessup E., proprietor boarding house. their Western annual meeting at this Johnson & Oursler, general store. place, where they have erected a large Johnson E. D., clothing dealer. and substantial meeting house. The vil- Johnson A., proprietor Ohio House. lage contains four blacksmiths, one book Johnson Eli, justice of peace. seller and stationer, five boot and shoe Johnson E. D., tailor and clothier. makers, two brick makers, nine carpenters Kesler & Trucksess, proprietors steam grist m 11. and builders, two cabinet and furniture dealers, two carriage and wagon makers, Kesler -, flour and grain dealer. Lawrence John, general store. one clothing dealer, four general stores, two flour and grain dealers, one water Lawrence Nathan, general store. and one steam grist mill, one harness ma- Lawrence H., proprietor Indiana House. ker, two groceries, one hide and leather Lincoln Henry, proprietor sash and blind factory. dealer, three hotels, one machine shop, one attorney at law and notary public, Lincoln Henry, foundry and machine shop. one lumber dealer, two justices of the peace, four physicians, one water suw Lindley H., notary public. mill, one sash and blind factory, two MeMahan J. G., proprietor water saw painters, two tailors and clothiers, two mi!l. milliners, one stove and tin dealer, one, MeMahan Jas. G., flour and grain dealer. McMahan J. G., proprietor water grist mill. drug store, four churches, two Friend's, one Methodist and one Christian, four
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Meeker D. & B., carpenters and builders. Mendenhall & Martin, stove dealers and tinsmiths.
Mills Charles, boot and shoe dealer.
Myers Philip, boot and shoe dealer.
Ohio House, A. Johnson prop'r. Osborn Madison, harness maker. Overman R., carpenter and builder. Pfeiffenberger Charles, blacksmith. Purse Benjamin, painter. Reagan Carey, lumber dealer. Reagan Carey, justice of peace.
Reagan C., farmer.
Ritter Levi, physician and surgeon.
Roberts Joel, brickmaker.
Stevenson W. T., brickmaker.
Sullings J. R., painter.
Thomas Manlove, boot and shoe dealer. Tomlinson B. A., grocer.
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