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WHEELER RIGGS, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN GROCERIES, NAILS, WINDOW GLASS, SASH, DOORS, &C., 17 NORTH FIRST, CORNER SYCAMORE.
Whittlesey A., attorney at law, Third.
WINGERT HENRY, EAGLE BREWERY, PEARL.
Wolf C. & J. Kroepsch, saddlers and harness makers, 65 Main.
Wolflin George, County Sheriff, office Court House.
Wyman Jno., Supt. coal mines, office Wa- ter, opposite steamboat landing.
Young Adrian, County Coroner.
Young Christian, blacksmith, Fulton ave- nue.
Zennech Louis, manufacturer of cigars, 4 Abb's block.
EVERTON,
-1 post village of Fayette county, on the Connersville and Brookville stage route, Kennedy S. A. physician. 6 miles south from Connersville, about 60 mailes east south-east from Indianapolis, Lewis S. J., physician. and 50 miles north-west from Cincinnati. | Mason W. T., tobacconist.
EWING,
A post village of Jackson county, near the east fork of White river, and on the Ohio and Mississippi Railway, 1 mile north-west from Brownstown, and about 70 miles south from Indianapolis. Popu- lation 80.
FAIRBANKS,
A village of Sullivan county, about 85 miles south-west from Indianapolis.
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FAIRFIELD,
A post village of Franklin county, 7 miles north from Brookville, and about 65 miles east south-east from Indianapolis. Also a village of the same name in Howard county, on the Peru and Indianapolis Railway. See Oakford post office.
FAIRFIELD CENTER,
A post village of De Kalb county, situa- ted 10 miles north-west from Auburn, and about 140 miles north north-east from In- dianapolis.
FAIRLAND,
A. post village of Shelby county, on the Indianapolis and Gincinnati Railway, and on Brandywine river, 7 miles north- west from Shelbyville, and 19 miles south- east from Indianapolis. Population 350.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Black B. F., saddler.
Bush S., brick maker.
Carter W., barber.
Dawson George, stoves and tinware. Elder & Wright, general merchants. Gipson W., Gipson House.
Gipson W. & Son, general merchants.
Holmes J. B. & Co., boots and shoes. Holmes & Brim, general merchants. Howard C. A., shingle maker.
Judkins Win., agent Adams Express Co.
JUDKINS WM. & CO., GENERAL MER- CHANTS.
Lacey J. D., agent 1. & C. R. R.
Lacey J. D. & Bro., grocers.
See Advertisement Evansville Volksbote, p. 77.
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GARRETT BOSSE,
DEALER LY
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES.
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Hard- ware,
FARMERS' RETREAT, IND.
Also, Agent for Dr. D. Jaynes' Family Medicines.
Myers Frank, carpenter. Norril James, broom maker. Oldham & Badgley, butchers. Osburn G. W., painter.
Osburn Wm., blacksmith.
Reed John, carpenter.
Richardson A., attorney at law. Rodgers & Cosler, wagon makers. Smith Jacob, daguerrean artist. Tomlinson J., dentist.
Tull David, real estate agent.
FAIRMOUNT,
A post office of Marshall county, about 120 miles north by west from Indianapo- lis. A village of the same name is situ- ated in Grant county, see Grant post of- flice.
FAIRVIEW,
A post village of Randolph county, situa- ted north-west from Winchester, 66 miles north-east from Indianapolis. Also villa- ges of the same name in Rush and Swit- zerland counties, see Groves and Sugar Branch post offices.
FALL CREEK,
A post office of Marion county, north-east from Indianapolis.
FALMOUTHI,
A post village of Fayette county, 12 miles from Connersville, and Cl miles east by south from Indianapolis. Goods for this place are purchased at Cincinnati, and
shipped to Lewisville, 9 miles distant, on the Indiana Central Railway. Popula- tion 61.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
CAMPBELL GEO. W., POSTMASTER, AND GENERAL MERCHANT.
Hobb Win., wagon and plow maker.
Humphrey John, constable.
Knutt John, physician.
Newiet Philip, blacksmith.
Nichols Henry W., steam saw mill and lumber yard.
Quincer Philip, boots and shoes.
Rutt John, teacher.
Watson L. W., dry goods.
White Stanton, brick mason.
Worth Daniel, cabinet maker.
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FARABEE'S STATION,
A post office of Washington county, on the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Rail- way, 8 miles from Salem, and about 85 miles south from Indianapolis.
FARM,
A post office of Clay county, 18 miles from Bowling Green, and about 65 miles south- west from Indianapolis.
FARMERS,
A post office of Kosciusko county, about 110 miles north by cast from Indianapolis.
FARMERSBURG,
A village of Sullivan county. See Ascen- sion Post Office, p. 10.
FARMERS' RETREAT,
A post office of Dearborn county, on Hays Branch, 17 miles south-west from Law- renceburg, and 80 miles south-east from Indianapolis. Goods for this vicinity are purchased at Cincinnati, and shipped by river to Aurora. Dillsboro, 4 miles dis- tant, on the Ohio and Mississippi Railway, is the nearest station.
See Advertisement Canal Bank, Evansvillo, p. 77.
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Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc BOSSE GARRETT, POSTMASTER AND GENERAL MERCHANT. (See card, p. S8.) Burgess John G., justice of peace.
Donselman II., saw mill. Headley B., teacher. Kessler Henry, boots and shoes. Klinkerman Fred., steam flour mill. Matke J., physician.
Pate Chas. L., constable. Wickman Rev. T., Lutheran.
FARMERSVILLE,
A post village of Posey county, 33 miles from Mt. Vernon, and about 175 miles south-west from Indianapolis. Also a station of the same name on the Indian- apolis and Cincinnati Railway, 12 miles south-east from Indianapolis.
FARMINGTON,
A post office of Rush county, east south- east from Indianapolis. A village of the same name is situated in Grant county, 4} miles east from Jonesboro', about 65 miles north-east from Indianapolis. Also a station of the same name on the Indian- apolis and Jeffersonville Railway, 62 miles south by east from Indianapolis.
FARMLAND,
A post village of Randolph county, on the Bellefontaine Railway, 8 miles west from Winchester, and 68 miles east north-east from Indianapolis.
FAYETTE,
A village of Boone county. Sce White Liek Postoffice.
FAYETTEVILLE,
A post office of Lawrence county, 6 miles from Bedford, and 75 miles south south- west from Indianapolis. A village of the same name is situated in Fayette county, 50 miles east south-east from Indianapo- 1 lis.
FERDINAND,
A post village of Dubois county, 14 miles from Jasper, and about 140 miles south by west from Indianapolis. Goods for this place are purchased at Louisville and Cincinnati, and received by river and wagon. Population 150.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Beckmann J. G., general merchant. Buss C., boots and shoes.
Droste M., planing mill and wagonmaker. Gerber Jacob, carpenter.
GOHMAN JOHN B., POSTMASTER AND GENERAL MERCHANT.
Hoffman John G., township trustee. Kempf M., physician and dentist. Kleiman John, boots and shoes.
Knap Charles, planing mill.
Kraz John, cooper. Kuper W., carpenter.
Marandt J., justice of peace.
Paffa Rev. J. C., Catholic.
Paschen -, general store.
Quante B., architect.
Rickelmann Joseph, general store.
Ruming W., boots and shoes.
Schuntermann W., physician. Seninger N., hotel proprietor.
Struving Louis, cigar dealer.
Sum G., cigar dealer.
Wagner W., general store.
Walzer Paul, brewer.
Warter A., hardware dealer and consta- ble. Warz Jacob, cooper. Weeler W. R., leather dealer.
FETHERHUFF'S MILLS,
A post office of Carroll county, about 65 miles north by west from Indianapolis.
FIELD'S STATION,
A post office of Gibson county, about 135 miles south-west from Indianapolis.
FILLMORE,
A post office of Porter county, about 180 miles north north-west from Indianapo- lis. Also a station of the same name on the Terre Haute and Richmond Railway. See Nicholsonville Postoffice.
Seo Advertisemont Jones House, Columbus, p. 53.
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FINCASTLE,
A village of Putnam county, 13 miles north from Greencastle, and 44 miles west from Indianapolis.
FISH CREEK,
A post office of Steuben county, about 150 miles north north-east from Indianapolis.
FISHERSBURG,
.A post office of Madison county, north- east from Indianapolis.
FISH LAKE,
A post office of Elkhart county, about 140 miles north by east from Indianapolis.
FITCH,
A post office of Cass county, about 70 . miles north by west from Indianapolis.
FIVE CORNERS,
A post office of Miami county, about 75 miles north from Indianapolis.
FIVE MILE POST,
A station on the Indianapolis and Jeffer- souville Railway, 5 miles north from Jef- fersonville, and 103 miles south by east from Indianapolis.
FLAT ROCK,
A post office of Shelby county, south-east from Indianapolis.
FLINT,
A post office of Steuben county, about 160 miles north north-east from Indianapolis.
FLORENCE, .
A port village of Switzerland county, on the Ohio river, 83 miles east by north from Vevay, and about 90 miles south-east from Indianapolis. Population 500.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Baldwin Stephen D., barber.
Beymer Henry, boots and shoes.
Bledsoe & Beymer, general merchants and insurance agents. Bronson M., blacksmith.
Campbell Jas. H., attorney at law.
Danbenheyer Geo., boots and shoes.
Edington Joel, wines and liquors.
Edington Q., butcher.
English George, wagonmaker.
Flynn James, cooper.
Graves B. F., physician and dentist.
Jorgenson N., general merchant and drug- gist.
Kelso G., carpenter.
Krutz Chas. F., auctioneer.
Krutz W. G., beef and pork packer.
Krutz & Robinson, distillers and rectifiers, and steam saw and flour mill propri- ctors.
Marshal D., carpenter.
Moore C., general store.
Munn James, brick mason.
Platz Michael, tailor.
Robinson B. J., hotel proprietor and brick maker.
Scott George, blacksmith.
See Robert, wines and liquors.
Stoops Wm., daguerrean artist.
Summers James, stoves and tinware.
Williams Wm., baker and confectioner. WRIGHT DANIEL, GROCER.
FLOWER GAP,
A post office of Washington county, about 90 miles south from Indianapolis.
FLOWERVILLE,
A post office of White county, 10 miles from Monticello, and about 80 miles north- west from Indianapolis.
FLOYD KNOBS,
A post office of Floyd county, about 110 miles south by east from Indianapolis.
FLY CREEK,
A post office of Lagrange county, near a branch of the same naine, about 150 miles north by east from Indianapolis.
FORESTER'S STATION,
A post office of Washington county, and a station on the Louisville, New Albany
Seo Emil Bischof's Advertisement, p. 77.
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and Chicago Railway, about 85 miles south from Indianapolis.
FOREST GROVE,
A post office of Elkhart county, about 140 miles north by east from Indianapolis.
× FOREST HILL, (NEWBURG VILLAGE.)
A post village of Decatur county, 10 miles south-west from Greensburg, and 75 miles south south-east from Indianapolis. Goods for this place are purchased at Cincinnati, and shipped by the Indianapolis and Cin- cinnati Railway to Greensburg. Popula- tion 125.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Adams J. Q., druggist.
Askin, Geo., cabinetmaker.
Bannister James, township assessor.
Crise M., tailor.
Critzer W. R., jeweler.
Davis W. II., physician.
Dillman J. A., notary public.
Elliott & Dearmond, general store.
Fraley E. S., fish dealer.
Fraley J. M., justice of peace and painter. GIBSON REUBEN, POSTMASTER.
GIBSON R. & D., GENERAL STORE. (See card, p. 92.)
Gibson S., patent right agent.
Hughes Joseph, steam saw mill.
Marlow A., physician.
Marlow Julia A., milliner.
Mendenhall Noah, township trustee. Moor Ann E., milliner.
Ogden E. L., boots and shoes. Shuck Rev. United Brethren. Stonecypher David, chairmaker Thomas S. A., dentist.
Tyner W. H., pump maker.
Upjohn S., tanner.
Vails G. V., boots and shoes.
Vails & Elkins, saddlers.
Welsher D. & Co., wagonmakers.
FOREST HOME, A post office of Motgomery county.
FORESTVILLE,
A post office of Madison county, north- east from Indianapolis.
FORT BRANCH,
A post office of Gibson county, on the Evansville and Crawfordsville Railway, 7 miles south from Princeton, and about 130 miles south-west from Indianapolis.
FORT RITNER,
A post village of Lawrence county, on the Ohio and Mississippi Railway, about 80 miles south from Indianapolis, and 114 miles west by south from Cincinnati.
FORTVILLE,
A station on the Bellefontaine Railway, 21 miles north-east from Indianapolis. See Walpole post office.
FORT WAYNE,
A prominent and flourishing post city, and the capital of Allen county, pleasantly situated at the junction of the St. Joseph and St. Mary's rivers, and the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago, and Toledo, Wabash and Western Railways, and on the Wabash and Erie Canal, 112 miles north north-east from Indianapolis. It is the chief commercial city in north-east- ern Indiana. Population 15,000.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc
ABBOTT W. T., DEALER IN FANCY AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, 99 COLUMBIA.
Adair & Hunter, wholesale dealers in no- tions, Union Block, Clinton, west side. Allen & Co., wholesale and retail dealers in stoves and tinware, Columbia. Amend A., bakery, Barr.
American Expres Co., S. McElvan agent, corner Calhoun and Berry.
AMERICAN HOUSE, J. RICKEY, PRO., OMNIBUSS RUNNING TO AND FROM THE DEPOT, COLUMBIA. ANDERSON C. & SON, GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, CORNER MAIN AND CALHOUN.
Ash & Agnew, hardware, 87 Columbia. Ayres H. P., physician and surgeon, north side Main. Baker C .; boot and shoe maker, Clinton. BASS J. H., WHOLESALE AND RE- TAIL DEALER IN HARDWARE, 115 COLUMBIA.
See Advertisement Evansville Paper Factory, p. 78.
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R. & D. GIBSON, FORT WAYNE MACHINE WORKS,
NEWBURG, (Forest Hill P. O.,) IND., DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, Pens, Ink, Letter Paper, Envelopes, Hard- ware, Queensware, Iron, Nails, Toys aud Yankee Notions,
BAYLESS SOL. D., REAL ESTATE AND COLLECTING AGENT, CORNER CLINTON AND WAYNE.
Beaver & Dunham, millers and flour deal- ers, Calhoun.
Becker C., marble worker.
Beegan M. P., grocer, Columbia.
Beek J. C., attorney at law, corner Wayne and Clinton.
Beeks & Brother, photograph artists.
Beuret J., watchmaker and jeweler, north side Main.
Blase & Ranke, bakery, Columbia.
BOND CHARLES D., CASHIER BRANCH BANK OF THE STATE, MAIN.
Bostick E., clothing.
Bourie Louis T., city clerk, Clinton.
Bowen D. W., attorney at law, over Scho- erf's drug store.
Bowen G. W., physician.
Bowser & Story, foundry and machine shop, north side Canal.
Brackenridge Jos., common pleas judge, cer. Berry and Calhoun. Brackenridge T. K., groceries and provis- ions. Calhoun.
BRANCH BANK OF THE STATE OF INDIANA, CAPITAL $125,000, C. D. BOND, CASHIER, MAIN.
Brilhart .A. & C., millers, Pearl.
Brook W. H., books and stationery, Cal- houn.
Buchnemann John, manufacturer and dealer in cigars, 100 Columbia.
BURWELL & CONWELL, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW AND COLLECTING AGENTS; WILL AT- TEND PROMPTLY TO ALL BUSI- NESS ENTRUSTED TO THEIR CARE, S. W. COR. CALHOUN AND MAIN.
CITIZENS BANK FORT WAYNE, J. D. NUITMAN, PROP,, CALHOUN. (Sce card, p. 95.)
CITY READING ROOM, LAAMLEY & ROSENTHAL, MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN CIGARS, CALHOUN.
FORT WAYNE, IND., (Successors of Jones, Bass & Co., and of Neil McLachlan,) MANUFACTURERS OF
STEAM ENGINES BOILERS,
Mill Gearing, Ash Leaches, Tanks, Mu- ley, Sash and Circular Saw Mills, Fire Fronts, Cast Fronts for Buildings, and every description of Iron and Brass Cast- ings. Repairs on Boilers, Engines and Machinery promptly executed, and on reasonable terms.
SAM'L HANNA, Prest. HORACE H. HANNA, Scc.
CLARK JOSEPH, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER, CALHOUN, OPP. COURT HOUSE.
Cochrane & Humphrey, house builders, near Rockhill House.
Cody M., grocer, Columbia.
COLRICK E. F., PROPRIETOR COLRICK HOTEL AND DINING-HOUSE, R. R. DEPOT.
COLRICK HOTEL AND DINING-HOUSE, E. F. COLRICK, PROPRIETOR, R. R. DEPOT.
Colrick J. A., confectionery and grocery, Clinton.
Comparet D. F., miller and commission merchant, Lafayette.
CONNELL D. O. & BROTHER, PROPRI- ETORS UNION OMNIBUS LINE. PASSENGERS CONVEYED FROM ALL PARTS OF THE CITY TO THE DEPOT, AND FROM THE DEPOT TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY, AT ALL HOURS, NO. 18, OPPOSITE EXCHANGE. (See card, p. 94.)
COOMBS W. H., ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, NO. 50, CALHOUN. (See card, p. 97.)
Corcoran P'., grocery, Calhoun.
Crane & Smith, attorneys at law, north- west corner Calhoun and Berry. Cutter J. C., blacksmith, 106 Main.
DAWSON JOHN W., EDITOR AND PRO- PRIETOR OF FORT WAYNE DAILY AND WEEKLY TIMES, (WEEKLY ISSUED ON WEDNESDAY. (See card, p. 93.)
DAWSON'S WEEKLY TIMES AND UNION, (ISSUED ON WEDNES- DAY,) CORNER MAIN AND CAL- HOUN. ( See card, p. 93. )
Daugherty W. M., marble shop. Harrison. DRAGEIL .. PROPRIETOR WASHINGTON HOUSE, WEST SIDE CALHOUN.
Sco Advertisement Ivinson's Portable Engines, p. SO.
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DAWSON'S DAILY & WEEKLY FORT WAYNE TIMES AND UNION,
BOOK, NEWS, PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOB PRINTING OFFICE, N. W. Cor. Main and Calhoun Sts., Ft. Wayne, Ind. JOHN W. DAWSON, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TERMS .-- DAILY, per Year, $6.00. WEEKLY, per Year, $2.00.
Drake M., postmaster, Harrison.
DUNCKLEBURG WM., AMBROTYPE AND PHOTOGRAH ARTIST, CAL- HOUN.
Eckerts Frederick, butcher.
Engelking F., grocer, Barr.
Evaus A. S., dry goods, Columbia.
Fairfield John Jr., painter, East Main.
Farrar W. B, hoop factory, near R. R. Depot. Fay James A., attorney at law, cer. Main and Calhoun.
Ferris O., physician, Calhoun.
Fink Charles, undertaker, Columbia.
FINK JACOB, WAGON AND CARRIAGE MAKER, COR. MAIN AND EWING. FISHER A., UNION SALOON, MAIN. Foellinger J. M., grocery, Calhoun.
FORT WAYNE BENDING, FACTORY. N. G. OLDS & SON, NEAR R. R. DEPOT. (See card, p. 98.)
FORT WAYNE MACHINE WORKS, MANUFACTURERS OF STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS, AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF IRON AND BRASS CASTING. (See card, p. 92.) FORT WAYNE MORNING NEWS, IS- SUED DAILY, (SUNDAY EXCEPT- ED,) RAYHOUSER & BOSSLER, PUBLISHERS, 123 AND 125 CO- LUMBIA.
FORT WAYNE SENTINEL, THOMAS TIGAR, EDITOR AND PROPRIE- TOR, CORNER CALHOUN AND PEARL (See card, p. 94.)
FORT WAYNE WEEKLY NEWS, RAY- HOUSER & BOSSLER, EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS, ISSUED ON THURSDAY.
FOX H. C., PROPRIETOR MAYER HOUSE, CORNER CALHOUN AND WAYNE. (See card, p. 96.) Frake E., bakery, Main.
FREEMAN J., CLOTHIER AND MER- CHANT TAILOR, COR. CALHOUN AND COLUMBIA.
FRY JACOB, TANNER AND LEATHER DEALER, 123 COLUMBIA.
FURSTE & BRO., PLAIN AND ORNA- MENTAL BOOK AND JOB PRINT- ERS, BLANK BOOK MANUFAC- TURERS AND BOOK BINDERS, UNION, NORTH-WEST CORNER OF MAIN AND CLINTON.
Gale A., provision dealer.
Glutting Jacob, saloon, Columbia.
Good G. & Co., saddles and harness, Co- lumbia.
Grady & Donovan, grocery, Columbia. Graff Marx, wholesale liquor dealer.
GRIEBEL LEWIS, CABINET SHOP, CLINTON.
Griffiths Wm., attorney at law and notary public, north-west corner Calhoun and Berry.
Groeffe & Muhler, liquor store, Calhoun. Grote H. A., cigar manufacturer, Colum- bia.
HAMILTON A. & CO., BANKERS, OPP. COURT HOUSE.
Hanna C., grocery, Barr.
HANNA IL., SECRETARY FORT WAYNE MACHINE WORKS. (See card, p. 92.)
Hanna Samuel, vice president Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne and Chicago R. R., Barr. Hannum D. & Co, Gem billiard saloon, west side Calhoun.
Haswell & Pierce, cooper, cor. Main and Griffith.
Hattersley A., gas fitter and plumber, Main.
Hedekin House, Eli Kearns, proprietor, Barr.
Hedekin T. B., grocer, Columbia.
Ileiel F., grocery.
Heilbroner A., saloon, Main.
Heitkamp C., grocery, Calhoun. Hickman E., grocery.
HILL C. L., DEALER IN PIANO FORTES, MELODEONS. AND GENERAL MU- SIC MERCHANDISE. ALSO DEALER IN SEWING MACHINES, 54 CAL- HOUN.
Hill & Orbison, forwarding and commis- sion merchants, Columbia.
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The Fort Wayne Hentittel
(DAILY AND WEEKLY,)
The oldest and most widely circulated Paper in Northern Indiana, Democratic in Politics, and devoted to General News, &c.
DAILY, Published every evening at $5.00 per Annum. WEEKLY, Published every Saturday at $2.00 per Annum. ADVERTISEMENTS INSERTED AT REASONABLE RATES. JOB PRINTING
Of every description, done in the best Style, and on the lowest Terms.
OFFICE, Cor. of Calhoun and Pearl Sts. THOS, TIGAR, Editor and Proprietor.
D. O. CONNELL & BRO.,
UNION OMNIBUS LINE,
Call for Passengers in all parts of the city, and conveys Passengers to and from the Depot at all hours.
OFFICE, NO. 1S, OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL, FORT WAYNE, IND.
HIRDLINGER & OPPENHEIMER, MER- CHANT TAILORS AND CLOTH- IERS, NEAR CORNER CALHOUN AND COLUMBIA.
Hoagland P. & Co., city mills, north side canal.
Hobrock M., grocer.
Holley H., proprietor Union Honse, 42 Main.
HOOD D. B., PROPRIETOR CENTRAL FAMILY GROCERY.
HOUGH J., ATTORNEY AT LAW, COL- LECTING, LAND AND INSURANCE AGENT, 57 Calhoun. (See card, p. 97.)
HOUGH JNO., GENERAL LAND AGENT, EXAMINES TITLES, PAYS TAXES. SELLS LAND ON COMMISSION, &C., 50, CALHOUN. (See card, p. 97.)
Hlouser M., saloon.
HUMPHREY JAMES, STEAM, LIME AND FREE-STONE WORKS, COR PEARL AED FULTON. (See card, p. 05.)
Innes Mrs. Jane, boarding house, ,45 Main.
Irwin T., butcher.
Jacobs W. & Son, manufacturers and deal- ers in boots and shoes, corner Colum- bia and Calhoun.
Jacobson Elkan, clothier, Columbia. Jacobson B., clothier, Calhoun.
Jacoby L. C., attorney at law, Barr.
Jefferds O. W., treasurer, Court House.
Jenkinson I., attorney at law, Calhoun.
Jenkinson M., attorney at law, Calhoun.
Jones C. K., telegraph operator.
Kane Jas. M. & Co., jewelry and notions, Calhoun.
Kann J. J., painter, Harrison.
Kanning W., grocery, near market house. Kearns Eli, proprietor Hedekin House, Barr. Ketcher & App, boot and shoe makers, Calhoun.
King J., blacksmith.
KINNEY J. F., ATTORNEY AT LAW AND COLLECTING AGENT, CLIN- TON.
Kiser Peter, general merchant, Calhoun. Kline J., grocer, 78 Columbia.
Kline P., boot and shoemaker.
Kline Peter, saloon.
Klinger H., butcher
KNAPP ISAAC, SURGEON DENTIST, BANK BUILDING, COR. MAIN AND CLINTON.
Kosters J. G., boot and shoe maker, Cal- houn.
Kosters J. H., grocery, Calhoun.
Krudop J. B., bakery, Columbia.
Lamley & Rosenthal, manufacturers and dealers in cigars. Also fruits, &c., Calhoun.
LAMLEY & ROSENTHAL, DEALERS IN FRUIT, OYSTERS, &C. Lang George, barber.
See Advertisement Pursel House, Crawfordsville, p. 58.
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JAMES HUMPHREYS, STONE YARD
Cor. Fulton and Main Sts.,
FORT WAYNE, IND.
Cut Stone for Building, Grind Stones, Slate Marbleized Mantles, &c. .
The Best Brand of Louisville Cement, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Leiber L., physician.
Leifels J. J., National Hotel, Barr.
Leonard Wm., gunsmith, Calhoun.
LESMANN J., PROP'R MAIN STREET EXCHANGE, MAIN, WEST SIDE CALHOUN.
Little G. L., produce dealer, Harrison.
McArthur John W., county surveyor, Court House.
McCOMB & SHOAFF, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND VINEGAR MANU- FACTURERS, 117 COLUMBIA.
Mccullough Hugh, president Branch Bank of the State, Main.
McDonnell P., grocery.
MCDOUGAL & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, 90 COLUM- BIA.
McElvain S, American and United States express agent, corner Calhoun and Berry.
MABB L. IL., BILLIARD SALOON, BEST BRUNSWICK TABLES, CALHOUN, TWO DOORS FROM AVALINE HOUSE.
MAIN STREET EXCHANGE, J. LESMAN PROPRIETOR. GOOD ACCOMMO- DATIONS AT REASONABLE RATES. STAGE OFFICE FOR BLUFFTON, DECATUR, STURGIS, ST. MARY'S, AND AUBURN, MAIN, WEST OF CALHOUN.
MAYER HOUSE, n. C. FOX, PROP., COR. CALHOUN AND WAYNE. ( See card, p. 96.)
Mayers .A., dealer in watches and jewelry, 88 Columbia.
Mergen R., grocery.
Meyer Henry, barber, Calhoun.
Meyer & Brother, wholesale and retail druggists, Columbia.
Miles David, saloon, near market house. Miller J. J., jeweler, 102 Colmbia.
Miller John M., manufacturer and dealer in furniture, 50 and 52 Main.
CITIZENS BANK FORT WAYNE, IND. J. D. NUTTMAN, BANKER.
Deals in Exchange, Gold, Silver, and Uncurrent Bank Notes, buys Sight and Time Drafts on Eastern Cit- ies. Collections made and promptly remitted.
REFERENCES :
Hill & Orbison, Fort Wayne; Manhattan Bank, New York; Halsted, Haines & Co., New York ; Evans & Co., Bankers, Cincinnati, Ohio; Tweed & Andrews, Cincinnati, Ohio; Day & Curtis, Chicago, Illinois; Day, Allen & Co., Chicago, Ill. ; Stoughton A. Fletcher, Indianapolis, Indiana.
Milliman C. V. N., justice of peace, Cal- houn.
Mohr J., boot and shoe maker, Columbia. Morgan & Buech, hardware, 81 Columbia. MURRY & BENNIGAN, FOUNDRY AND
MACHINE SHOP, NEAR RAILWAY DEPOT.
Myers J. H., insurance agent. MYERS TAYLOR, INSURANCE AGENTS, COLUMBIA AND HAR- RISON.
Nachtrieb J. F., dealer in hats and caps, 82 Columbia.
National Hotel, J. J. Leifels proprietor, Barr.
NEIREITER C., MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEA- LER IN SADDLES, HARNESS, COLLARS, WHIPS, TRUNKS, &C., ALSO CARRIAGE TRIMMING DONE TO ORDER. ORDERS FROM A DISTANCE PROMPTLY ATTEND- ED TO, 122 COLUMBIA, EAST OF AMERICAN HOUSE.
Nelson I. D. G., clerk, Court House.
Nierman H., brewer, near Canal.
Nill George, boot and shoe maker, Cal- houn.
Ninde & Taylor, attorneys at law, Main.
Noll M., dealer in boots and shoes, Clin- ton.
NUTTMAN J. D., BANKER AND EX- CHANGE DEALER, CALHOUN. (See card, p 95.)
OAKLEY B. W., WHOLESALE AND RE- TAIL HARDWARE OF EVERY VA- RIETY, COLUMLIA.
O'Connell D. & Bro., billiard saloon, near R. R. depot. OLDS N. G. & SON, PROPRIETORS FORT WAYNE BENDING FACTO- RY, NEAR R. R. DEPOT. (See carl. p. 98.) PARENT H. J., LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLE. THE BEST HORSES
Soo Advertisement Behm's Commercial College, Evansville, page 70.
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