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Lewis & Bro., dealers in dry goods, grocer- ies, hardware, etc., corner Water and Broadway.
Lockmann M., grocery, Main.
Loeb Adam, clothing, Main.
LOTEN JOHN, PAINTER, SASH, DOOR, AND BLIND MANUFACTURER, FOURTH, OPP. MARKET HOUSE. (See card, p. 268.)
Louis John A., grocery and provision mer- chant, cor. Main and Fourth.
Luck W. J., druggist, Second, bet. Busse- ron and Main.
McCone Owen, general merchant, corner Second and Broadway.
McCord Wm. R., family grocery, 3 First. Mckinney Richard J., mayor, office ad- joining market, Fourth.
Maddox J. W., general merchant, Main. Mass Isaac, auction and commission mer- chant, Main, bet. Second and Third. Mathesa Chas., city clerk, office over may- or's office.
Mattus J. L., carriage maker, Broadway.
Mayes J. S., justice of peace, Main.
Miller Fred., butcher, Main.
NELSON G. S., TICKET AND FREIGHT AGENT, AND TELEGRAPH OPERA- TOR, E. & C. R. R.
Niblack W. E., attorney at law, Main.
Niederst Martin, saloon, opp. E. & C. R. R. Depot.
Old Post Union, Second, near Broadway, - - Hutchinson, proprietor and edi- tor.
Orndorff H., Busseron township trustee. Ostondorf John A., watchmaker and jew- eler, Main, bet. Third and Fourth.
Page & Orr, saddlers and harness makers, Water.
Patter Robt., saddler, Water.
Patterson J. B., county nuditor, office County Building.
Peck II. E., wholesale and retail druggist, Main, bet. Water and Second.
Pidgeon & Terrell, attorneys at law, real estate and insurance agents, Second, near Bank.
Piquet -- , physician, Second.
Rabb J, H., general merchant, Main, bet. Third and Fourth.
Redmond Win., grocery, Water.
Reiter G. & Co., general merchants, cor. Main and Second.
Releig F., hats, caps, &c., Main.
Rembold A. & J., grocery, Maine.
Riedel & Sishler, butchers, Third.
Roberts N. S., Washington township trus- tee.
Ross John, president Branch Bank, Sec- ond.
St. Vincent school, cor. Third and Church. Sawyer J. S., general store, Main.
Scue A. R., wagon maker, Fourth, near Main.
Sexton William, farmers' saloon, Third, near Main.
Shaller & Co., bakers and confectioners, Main.
Shepard T. H. & Co., booksellers and sta- tioners, 6 Main.
Small T. W., Stun township trustee.
Smith H. M., postmaster, office Main, bet. Third and Fourth.
Smith H. M. & Co., proprietors Vincennes Semi-Weekly Gazette.
Smith Jacob, Widenor township trustee.
SMITH L. B., WHOLESALE ;GROCER AND DEALERSEIN LIQUOR, SEC- OND, BET. MAIN AND BUSSERON. Smith Nicholas, manufacturer of tin, cop. per, and sheet iron ware, and dealer in stoves, Main.
Smith Samuel E., county surveyor.
Smith Thos., county coroner.
Somes Joseph, physician and surgeon, Second, bet. Busseron and Main.
Sote Henry, boots and shoes, Second. Stewart W. H. & J. B. (colored), barbers, Main.
Struttmann H., shoemaker, Main, near Tenth.
Thayer O., shoemaker and daguerrean ar- tist, Second.
Tookle Aaron (colored), barber, Second, bet. Busseron and Main.
Turner Henry, eagle saloon, Main, bet. Second and Third.
Tyler M. & Son, general merchants, cor. Main and Fourth.
Vance William, carriage and wagon mna- ker, Broadway.
VINCENNES GAS WORKS, WATER, COR. BUSSERON, H. H. EAMES, SUPERINTENDENT.
Vincennes German Catholic School, cor. Main and Eighth.
Vincennes Public School, cor. Seventh and Buntin. Trustees : P. E. La Plante, G. H. Dusluberg, and Wm. William- son.
Vincennes University, cor. Fifth and Bus- seron.
Vincennes Semi-Weekly Gazette, H. M. Smith & Co., prop'rs, Main.
Vincennes Western Sun, ( weekly and semi-weekly,) Geo. E. Green, editor and prop'r, Main.
Washburn A., watchmaker, cor. Second and Broadway.
Watson John, general merchant, corner Fourth and Main.
Seo Advertisement of Baltimore Oysters, p. 128.
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Watson W. H., books, &c., Main.
WEISERT C. A., WHOLESALE DEALER IN GROCERIES, NAILS AND LI- QUORS, AND IMPORTER OF WINES AND CIGARS, COR. MAIN AND WATER.
Westfall James, Johnson township trus- tee.
Wheeler Daniel, wholesale liquor dealer and rectifier, Water, near Busseron. Wheeler HI. D., woolen and flouring mills, opp. O. & M. R. R. Depot.
Whiting Samuel C., homoepathic physi- cian, Second, near Main.
Whittlesey I. N., watchmaker and jeweler, 4 Water.
Wilkinson & Robinson, tinners, Water. Williamson Win., pork packer.
Wise John & Wm., general merchants, cor. First and Main.
WOODALL A. P., AGENT ADAMS EX- PRESS CO., SECOND, BET. MAIN AND BUSSERON.
Woodman Joseph, bakery, Broadway.
Young America Saloon, Chandler & Spald- ing, prop'rs, Main, bet. First and Sec- ond.
VISTULA,
A post village of Elkhart county, on the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railway, 15 miles north-east from Goshen, and about 150 miles north by east from Indianapolis.
VOLGA,
A post office of Jefferson county, about 85 miles south south-east from Indianap- olis.
WABASII,
A post town of importance, and the capital of Wabash county, on the Wabash canal and river, and on the Toledo, Wabash and Western Railway, abont. 80 miles north by cast from Indianapolis. Population 2,500.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. ALBER GEO., SCULPTOR AND MAR- BLE MANUFACTURER, WABASH, OPP. COURT HOUSE.
ALBER PHILIP, GROCERY AND SA- LOON, R. R. DEPOT.
Bechtol -, dentist, Commercial Row.
CENTER HOUSE,
Cor. Main and Wabash Sts., WABASH, IND. JAS. LEWIS, PROP'R.
This House has been thorough- ly renovated and newly furnished. Free Hack to and from all Trains.
Bechtol & Smiley, groceries and provi- sions, Commercial Row.
Beck T., saddle and harness maker, S Commercial Row.
Beroth & Bros., blacksmiths and wagon makers, south side canal bridge.
Bouse & Ruddle, grocers and meat shop, Miami.
Brom T. E., dealer in grain, Canal.
Bruner Levi, commission merchant, Ca- nal.
Burson J. S., gunsmith, Canal.
Carney E., manufacturer and dealer in boots and shoes, Canal.
CENTER HOUSE, JAMES LEWIS, PRO- PRIETOR, CORNER WABASH AND
. MAIN. FREE HACK TO AND FROM CARS. (See card, p. 270.)
Christman J., grocery and provisions, cast side Wabash.
Cissna & McRea, Wabash woolen factory, Canal.
Cones & Miles, carpenters.
Conner J. D., attorney, Canal.
Coulter I. H., jeweler, Canal.
Ditton Wm., baker and confectioner, east side Wabash.
Egnew A., grocery and confectionery, east side Wabash.
ELLIOTT & CO., GENERAL DEALERS IN STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, CANAL.
Ferry A. P., surveyor, Court House.
Gamble J. II., justice of peace, Commer. cial Row.
Gillen II. H., physician, Commercial Row. Gordon & Thruston, druggists and book sellers, Canal.
Haas A., general store, 4 Commercial Row.
Hockelman B., clerk, north Court House. Hort C., wholesale grocer, Canal.
Herff II., clothing and groceries, Canal.
Herff & New, dry goods and clothing, Canal corner.
HIBBEN & RENCENBERGER, EDITORS Soe John A. Heidlinger's Advertisemont, p. 139.
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RURAL HOME WATER CURE. AND HYGIENIC INFIRMARY.
This Institution is beautifully located, one mile south of the village of Wabash. The surrounding country is remarkable for beauty of scenery and salubrity of at- mosphere. The building was erected for the special purpose of making a home for invalids, and no pains or expense have been spared to render the means for CURING the sick as thorough as possible, and making the establishment a first class health institution in every respect.
Dr. Jones still devotes special attention to Diseases of Females. His treatment is new, and never fails of success, unless there are other serious complications.
Dr. Miles devotes special attention to Physical Education and practice of the "Swedish Movement Cure." The worst forms of Muscular Weakness, Spinal Curva- tures, and Physical Deformities permanently restored by his treatment.
They also treat all affections of the Eye and Ear with uniform success, and they have never yet failed to cure the worst forms of Rheumatism and Neuralgia, by the administration of their celebrated " Hydro-Electric Baths."
For further particulars send for general circular, or Ladies, send for Dr. Jone's Private Circular to Females; also, send for a copy of the "Western Health Journal," published monthly by Drs. Jones and Miles, at 50 cents per annum. Specimen copies sent free on application. Address :
S. D. JONES, M. D., or D. D. MILES, M. D. Wabash, Ind.
AND PROPRIETORS WABASH PLAIN DEALER, ISSUED ON FRI- DAY, CANAL. (See card.)
Huffman E. G., bakery and saloon, Canal. Huffinan I. B., postmaster, Canal.
Hyman L. & M., general store, Canal. JAMESON J. F., MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN CIGARS AND TOBACCO, WABASH. Johnson E. L. & T. S., general store, Ca- nal.
JONES & MILES, PROPRIETORS RU- RAL HOME, WATER CURE AND
HYGENICINFIRMARY. (See card, p. 271.1
Kendall J. M., physician, Canal.
Knight & Washburn, attorneys, Canal. Levi N., general store, Canal.
LEWIS JAMES, PROPRIETOR CENTER HOUSE, COR. WABASH AND MAIN. (See card, p. 270. )
Ludlow W. O., billiard saloon, Market.
Lumaree & Daugherty, general store, Ca- nal.
McCarty T. B., auditor, north Court House. McGuire J. G., justice of peace and libra- rian, Canal.
McLees & Ridenour, tanners and leather dealers, Canal.
McLEES & RIDENOUR, MANUFACTU- RERS AND DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES, CANAL.
McNamee T. & M., stoves and tinware, Canal.
MARKLEY BROTHERS, MANUFACTU- RERS AND DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES, CANAL.
Miles Levi, dentist, Canal.
MILES R. R., MERCHANT TAILOR, N. SIDE CANAL.
MOORE S. B., PHOTOGRAPHI, AMBRO- TYPE AND MELANEOTYPE AR- TIST; ALSO DEALER IN JEWEL- RY, COMMERCIAL ROW.
Morgan J. V., marshal.
MORGAN J. V., WAGON AND CARRI- AGE MANUFACTURER, MAIN, BET. MARKET AND CANAL.
Moses B., grocer and saloon, Canal. Munson Rev. L. W., Methodist.
MURPHY L., WOOD TURNER, MAIN. MURRAY H. L., DRUGGIST AND DEA- LER IN BOOKS AND STATIONERY, 8 COMMERCIAL ROW.
Myres N. D, foundry.
Newberger ---- , general store, Canal.
Payne T. F., cabinet maker and dealer in furniture, 6 Commercial Row.
Pettit & Cowgill, attorneys at law, Wa. bash. RETTIG F. 1., BREWER, MALTER AND DISTILLER, CASS.
ROSS & WHITESIDE, BAKERS, EAST SIDE WABASH.
See Advertisement of DoPaw House, p. 212.
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1 RURALHOME WATER CURE AND HY- GIENIC INFIRMARY, DRS. JONES AND MILES, PROP'RS. (See card, p. 271.)
Russell W. L., justice of peace, Canal. Sackett E. G., watchmaker and jeweler, Canal.
Sailors, Stober, & Co, general store, Canal. Scott M., recorder, north court house.
SIMONS J. Q. A., COOPER, SOUTH SIDE CANAL BRIDGE.
SMITH A. J., PHYSICIAN, CANAL.
SINEY J. C., ATTORNEY AT LAW AND COLLECTING AGENT, EAST COURT HOUSE.
Sterne & Levy, general store, commercial Row.
STITT A., PROPRIETOR INDIANA HOUSE, COR. CANAL AND HUNT- ING.
Strouse J., groceries, 2 Commercial Row.
Swetser & Sou, general store, Canal.
Thomas M. I., sheriff, Court House.
Thompson D., treasurer, north Court House.
Thompson & Snavelly, hardware.
** Tyner R. A., saddles and harness, Canal. WABASH PLAIN DEALER, (ISSUED ON FRIDAY,) HIBBEN & RENCEN- BERGEN, EDITORS AND PROP'RS, CANAL. (See card.)
WESTERN HEALTH JOURNAL, DRS. JONES & MILES, PUBLISHERS, ISSUED MONTHLY. (See card, p. 271.)
Whiteside, Sayre & Co., general store, cor. Miami and Canal.
Wilson J., constable and collecting agent, Canal.
Wilson John, carpenter.
IVADESVILLE, 1
A post village of Posey county, 16 miles north-east from Mount Vernon, and about 170 miles south-west from Indianapolis.
WAKARUSA, (SALEM VILLAGE.)
A post village of Elkhart county, formerly called Mt. Olive post office.
WALDRON,
A station on the Indianapolis and Cincin- nati Railway, 33 miles south-east from Indianapolis.
WALESBORO,
way, 4 miles from Columbus, and 46 miles south by east from Indianapolis.
WALKERSVILLE,
A post office of Jasper county, about 110 miles north-west from Indianapolis.
WALLACE,
A post office of Fountain county, about 70 miles west north-west from Indianapolis. .
WALNUT CREEK,
A post office of Grant county, about 70 miles north by east from Indianapolis,
WALNUT LEVEL,
A station on the Cincinnati and Chicago Railway, 14 miles north-west from Rich- mond.
WALNUT RIDGE,
A post office of Washington county.
WALPOLE, (FORTVILLE VILLAGE.)
A post village of Hancock county, 21 miles north-east from Indianapolis.
WALTON,
A post office of Cass county, 75 miles north by west from Indianapolis.
WANATAH,
A village of Laporte county, see Roselle post office, page 241.
WARREN,
A post village of Huntington county, 15 miles south from Huntington, and about 80 miles north by cast from Indianapolis.
WARRINGTON,
A post village of Bartholomew county, on A small post village of Hancock county, the Indianapolis and Jeffersonville Rail- lin Brown towship, 14 miles north-east
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J. W. BURTON, Attorney at Law, WASHINGTON, IND.
For Continues to practice in Daviess and adjoining counties ; also, in the Supreme Court.
Collections promptly at- · tended to.
from Greenfield, and about 30 miles eas by north from Indianapolis.
WARSAW,
A post town and the capital of Kosciusko county, on the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway, about 110 miles north by east from Indianapolis.
WASHINGTON,
A post town and the capital of Daviess county, on the Ohio and Mississippi Rail- way, 114 miles south-west from Indianap- alis. Population about 1,800.
NOTE .- A village of the same name is situated in Wayne county, see Green's Fork post office, page 113.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc.
Backes Henry, grocer.
· Ballow & Smith, plow makers.
Barton G. G., physician.
Bassette M., grocer. Beitman G., clothier. Beitman R. & E., grocers.
Berens Peter, boots and shoes.
Berkshire John S., county clerk.
Berkshire Wm. R., county recorder. Bolton N. F., carpenter Boone E. B., saloon. Brown Joseph, county sheriff.
Brown & MeCrisaken, plow makers. Bruner R. & F, wagon and plow makers. Burko M. F., attorney at law.
Burns Mrs. M., grocery.
BURTON J. W., ATTORNEY AT LAW. (See card, p. 273.) Cabel Joseph, pork packer and general merchant.
Campbell Hugh, grocer.
Campbell James, pork packer.
Campbell Jas. & Co., general merchants. Canfield John, wagon maker.
Carnahan James, carpenter. Carnahan & Fagan, grocers. Caughlan Thos., painter. Cavanaugh Thos., carpenter.
Chase S. R., jr., marble worker.
Chasse Rev. I. B., Catholic.
Chranicki D., painter.
Church Joseph, coal dealer.
Clark James R., express and railroad agent.
Clements R. A., jr., attorney at law.
Clements R. A., sr., attorney at law.
Colbert L. D., township trustec.
Conlaw P .. brick mason.
Cook Noah, prop'r Hyatt House.
Cooney J., grocer.
Crane P. L., clothier.
Cross Miss Anna, school teacher.
Cross Chas., principal Sisters of Charity Seminary.
Cross Rev. Chas., Methodist.
Cruse Philip, hardware.
Dall James A., dentist.
Dillon Jacob C., county commissioner:
Dyer G. A., physician.
Eads Elijah, justice of peace.
Eskridge Elijah, saddler.
Fordin J. F., saddler.
Foster & Mattingly, cabinet makers.
Foust -- , grocer. Foust Wm., saloon.
Galligher John, cabinet maker.
Givan N. S., attorney at law.
Goodwin B., county treasurer.
Graham Richard, tanner.
Graham T. B., pork packer and general merchant.
Graham & Coleman tinware.
Gubelman J. A., brewer.
Hall Rev. E., Presbyterian.
Himburg H., cigar dealer.
Hoffmaster Jacob, general merchant.
Horrall W. A., physician.
Horrall & Chapman, publishers Washing- ton Weekly Telegraph and job prin- ters.
Hyatt Elisha, pork packer.
Hyatt John, pork packer and general mer- chant.
Hyatt Wm., general merchant.
Ingersoll Win., prop'r Western Hotel ..
Jones Wilson, druggist.
Jones & Crose, general merchants.
Kantiman A., baker.
Kelso & Van Trees, general merchants.
Kemmeling B., carpenter. Kennedy D. IL., foundry.
Kensela Patrick, brick maker.
Lindley H. M., general merchant.
Lloyd Samuel, township assessor. Lloyd S. B., painter. Loos Jacob, barber.
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Maas Jacob, tanner. Maher M. J., general merchant. McDonald & Barr, saddlers. McLin H. M., ambrotypist. McPhelemy Jas., grocer. Mcl'helemy J. & Co., boots and shoes. Martin A., auctioneer.
Martin John, carpenter. Mattingly H., brick mason.
Mears B. F., broom maker.
Meridith B. F., general merchant.
Meridith Miss Rachael, dress maker. Meridith T. & E., general merchants. Miller Jacob, brick mason. Miller Miss Mary, dress maker. Miller Thos., physician. Mooney Thos., pork packer and general merchant.
Moore Martin, brick masou.
Mulholland S. H., cabinet maker.
Peck S. W., physician.
Peck & Meridith, druggists.
Perry C. F., tailor. Pierce J. T., attorney at law.
Pollock Joseph, steam flour mill.
Read Geo. C., nurseryman. Read Richard N., county auditor.
Read & Bradford, coopers. Reinsel J., boots and shoes.
Richardson Wm., barber.
Rodarmel O. F., insurance agent and at- torney at law. RODARMEL SAMUEL A., POSTMAS- TER.
Sawyer Daniel, coal dealer. Schilling F., brick maker.
Schreiber P. F., boots and shoes. Scudder J. A., physician. Shaner Edmond, county coroner. Shaner & Summerville, carpenters.
Solomon David county commissioner and wagon maker. Spink J. C., county surveyor. Spink & Vale, steam flour mill.
Statz Wm., jeweler. Stimburg H., barber. Taylor Jos. S., potter.
Thompson C. H., cooper.
Thompson Edward, nurseryman.
Thompson Jos. E., insurance agent. Thompson J. E. & Co., general merchants. Thompson W. F, attorney at law. Tolson M., boots and shoes.
Tranter Wm., proprietor steam saw mill and lumber yard. Tryer Mrs. Mary, milliner. 'Turner Wm. S., lumber yard. Van Trees C. R., painter. Van Trees J. M., attorney at law. Van Trees J. & Co., pork packers and gen- eral merchants. Wallace J. R., carpenter. Wallace R. A., wagon maker. Waller Geo. A., justice of peace. Waler Miss Martha, school teacher.
Walters H., tailor. Warner Wm. C., gunsmith.
Wells Jno. M., druggist and physician. Whitehouse Emma J., fancy good. Whitten A. M., physician. Whitten & Gooldy, hardware. Wildridge John, gunsmith.
Williams Mrs. Martha, milliner. Wilson D. M., carpenter.
Wilson Wm., coal dealer.
Wise A. H., prop'r Union Hotel.
Wise Judson, bookseller.
Wolfe H., physician.
Wright A., ambrotypist.
Wykoff H., tailor and constable.
WASHINGTON CENTER,
A post office of Whitley county, about 110 miles north by east from Indianapolis.
WATERFORD,
A post village of Elkhart county, 2} miles south from Goshen, and about 130 miles north by east from Indianapolis.
WATERLOO,
A post village of Fayette county, 5 miles north-east from Connersville, and about 60 miles east from Indianapolis.
WATERMAN, (FORMERLY LODIVILLE.)
A post office of Parke county, about 65 miles west from Indianapolis.
WAUHOO,
A post office in the south-eastern part of Vigo county, about 70 miles west south- west from Indianapolis.
WATERLOO CITY,
The capital of De Kalb county, on the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railway, 4} miles north-east from An- burn, and 138 miles from Indianapolis. Population 500.
Alphabetical List of Professions, Trades, Etc. Ball F. F., sewing machine agent. Bassett & Maxson, jewelers.
See Advertisement of Trade Palace, p. 136.
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WATERLOO CITY,
DeKALB COUNTY, INDIANA.
Bates Mrs. M. J., dress maker. Beers J. P., attorney at law. Best James I., attorney at law.
Bowman James, prop'r steam saw mill and lumber yard.
Cannon & Steele, painters.
Chamberlain L., painter. Clark A. P., general merchant.
Colvin O. A., saddler and tanner.
Crawford Jonas, pump maker.
Cutter E. B., carpenter.
Deewy G. T., dentist.
Dickinson T. R., attorney at law.
DICKINSON T. Y., POSTMASTER AND PUBLISHER WATERLOO CITY PRESS.
Dickinson T. Y., bookseller.
Eaton & Carr, general merchants.
Ettinger J. & R., cabinet makers.
Fisher Solomon, tailor.
Frank W. & H., wagon makers.
Gibbs L. E., ambrotypist.
Grueter M., distiller. Haines J. L., carpenter.
Hlale M. & A., general merchants.
Hale & Boyer, proprietors steam saw and flour mills. Hall J., constable.
Helwig John, carpenter.
Homberger Henry, carpenter. Hopkins Wm., general merchant. Hornberger Mrs. J., ambrotypist. Howard Abram, boots and shoes. Howard John, boots and shoes. Humphrey D., boots and shoes. Jones J., constable. Kennedy B. F., job printer.
AT KNISELEY ISAAC E., ATTORNEY LAW. (See card, p. 275.) Krueger & Milroy, general merchants. Lent R. J., hotel and livery stable proprie- tor. Long B. B., justice of peace and prop'r livery stable.
Long J. H., job printer. Lunceford Mrs. D. M., dress maker. MeAnalley J. D., prop'r City Hotel. McAnalley Win. R., cooper.
McAndaffer Isaac, carpenter.
McClellan C. A. O., real estate agent. McClure Timothy, township trustee.
Martin Charles, barber.
Mergy F. G., cabinet maker.
Miller J., physician.
Miller Wm., brick mason.
Minnich J. M., grocer.
Moore & Williams, plow makers and pro- prietors foundry.
Mott S. E., attorney at law.
Myers W. D., physician.
Radcliffe J. F., job printer.
Rice Joseph, carpenter.
Rickel J. W., boots and shoes.
Riddell D. R., express agent.
Rogers O. F., cabinet maker ..
Rohrabaugh Samuel, carpenter.
Kumm & Eddinger, wagon makers.
Schimph Chas., grocer.
Sinn J. K., carpenter.
Spreigle Win., brewer.
Stough J. S., physician.
Stough Samuel S., attorney at law and physician.
Stroh Wm., boots and shoes.
Thomas John, boots and shoes.
Till D. & Co., hardware.
Trout G. W., general merchant.
Vance J. A., druggist.
Wallace Wm., saddler.
Wenrich James, prop'r steam saw mill and lumber yard.
Wetsell E., grocer.
Williamson E. Y., carpenter. Williamson Norris, carpenter.
Winslow J. W., insurance agent and drug- gist. Wolf George, justice of peace.
Wood John, grocer.
York J. B., principal Waterloo Seminary.
WAVELAND,
A post village of Montgomery county, 14 miles south-west from Crawfordsville, and about 55 miles west by north from Indi- anapolis.
WAVERLY,
A post village of Morgan county, on White river, 14 miles north-east from Martins- ville, and 16 miles south-west from Indi- anapolis.
WAWAKA,
A station on the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railway, 20 miles south-east from Goshen.
Seo "Around the Corner Grocery," p. 128.
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WAW-PE-CONG,
1 post village in the southern part of Miami county, about 60 miles north by east from Indianapolis.
WAY,
A post office of Ripley county, about 70 miles south-east from Indianapolis.
WAYNESBURG,
A post office of Decatur county, 14 miles south-west from Greensburg, and about 55 miles south-east from Indianapolis.
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WAYNESVILLE,
.1 post village of Bartholomew county, on the Indianapolis and Jeffersonville Rail- way, 5 miles south from Columbus, and 17 miles south by east from Indianapolis.
. WAYNETOWN,
(MIDDLETOWN VILLAGE. )
A post village of Montgomery county.
WAYPORT,
A post village of Monroe county, 8 miles north of Bloomington, and about 45 miles south south-west from Indianapolis. .
WEA VIEW,
A post office of Tippecanoe county, on the Wabash and Erie eanal, 8 miles west from Lafayette, and about 70 miles north-west from Indianapolis.
WEBSTER,
A post office of Wayne county, about 65 miles east from Indianapolis. A village of the same name is situated in Kosciusko county.
WENONA,
A post office of Henry county, 8 miles north from New Castle, and about 45 miles east north-east from Indianapolis.
WESLEY,
A post office of Montgomery county, about 50 miles west by north from Indianapolis.
WEST BUENA VISTA,
A post village of Gibson county, 12 miles north from Princeton, and about 140 iniles south-west from Indianapolis.
WEST CHESTER,
A post village of Jay county, S iniles north - east from Portland, and about 90 miles north-east from Indianapolis.
WEST CREEK,
A post office of Lake county, 15 miles south-west from Crown Point.
WESTFIELD,
A post village of Hamilton county, 20 miles north from Indianapolis.
WEST FRANKLIN,
A post village of Posey county, situated 12 miles south-east from Mount Vernon, and about 155 miles south-west from In- dianapolis.
WEST KINDERKOOK,
A post. village of Tipton county, south-east from Tipton, and about 35 miles north by east from Indianapolis.
WESTLAND,
A post office of Hancock county, east by north from Indianapolis.
WEST LEBANON,
A post village of Warren county, G miles west from Williamsport, and about $0 miles west north-west from Indianapolis.
WEST LIBERTY,
A post office of Howard county, about 65 miles north from Indianapolis.
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WEST NEWTON,
A small post village of Marion county, situated 23 miles west of White river, and 10 miles south-west from Indianapolis.
WESTON,
A post office of Jennings county, about 65 miles south south-east from Indianapolis.
WEST POINT,
A post village of Tippecanoe county, 10 miles south-west from Lafayette, and about 70 miles north-west from Indianapo- lis.
WESTPORT,
A post village of Decatur county, 15 miles from Greensburg, and about 50 miles south-east from Indianapolis.
WEST UNION,
A post office of Fayette county, about 65 miles east by south from Indianapolis. Villages of the same name are situated in Parke and Knox counties.
WESTVILLE,
A post village of Laporte county, on the New Albany and Chicago Railway, 12 miles south from Michigan City, and about 140 miles north by west from Indi- anapolis.
WEST YORK,
A post office of St. Joseph county, near the northern boundary of the State.
WHEATLAND,
A post village of Knox county, on the Ohio and Mississippi Railway, 12 miles cast from Vincennes, and about 100 miles south-west from Indianapolis. Also a station of the same name on the Indian- apolis and Madison Railway, 15 miles south by east from Indianapolis.
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