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Adams C &, General Store. Buchanan HI H, cabinet maker.
Johnson Abraham, carpenter. Johnson S R, saw mill. Mellenry J B, blacksmith. Mead WY W, Carpenter. Smith J M, saw mill.
ABERDEEN. With a population of 150, is situated in Cass township, Ohio county, 9 miles southwest of Rising Sun, the county seat, and most available ship- ping point. The village has district and private schools. Daily stage communication
with Vevay-fare 50c .- and Rising Sun -fare 25c. Mail received daily. J. W. Fleming, postmaster.
Bailey G C, blacksmith.
Brush Joseph, saw mill. Conaway J W C, general store and mill.
Fleming J W, General Store and Mill.
Littlefield J H, blacksmith.
McElfresh M W, physician. Pate J L, wagonmaker and carpenter.
ABINGTON. With a population of 200, is situated in Wayne county, S miles southwest of Richmond, the county seat and shipping point. The east fork of White river flows through the village and furnishes power for a saw and flour mill. Contains Methodist and Christian churches and district schools. Tri-weekly stage con- nection with Liberty and Richmond. Fare to each, 50 cents. Mail tri-weekly. J. Q.
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A. Robbins, postmaster.
Dye John S, grocer.
Green Thomas & Co, Photog-
raphers. Gunn Wm, farmer. Harget Charles Rev, (Methodist.)
Holmes Benj, plasterer, Johnson Charles, physician.
Mitchell Moses, blacksmith.
Robbins John @ A, Physician.
Stephens Thomas B, blacksmith. Swallow James E, physician. Tucker George, harness maker.
Weaver John H, general store. Williams John, blacksmith.
Woodyard G M, justice of the peacc.
Woodyard & Rapp, flour mill.
Woodyard & Stevens, saw mill.
ABOITE. With no village population is a postoffice. in Allen county, on W. St. L. & P. Ry, Io miles southwest of Fort Wayne, its shipping point. Jacob Hill, postmaster.
ACADEMIC. Derives its name from the Academy of our Lady of the Sacred Heart, conducted by the Sisters of the Holy Cross, which is a first-class institution in every respect, and its prices are as low as can be obtained in any similar institution. Its location is eligible, being only 6 miles north of Fort Wayne, in Allen county. The village contains 50 inhabitants, and is located on the Ft. W. & J. R. R. Mail daily. Levi Bowser, postmaster. Academy of our Lady of The Sacred Heart. Bowser John, constable. Bowser Levi, Grocer. Solliday J A, justice of the peace.
ACTON. Twelve miles southeast of Indianapolis on the C. I. St. L. & C. R. R., is a thriving village of 500 inhabitants, lo- cated in Marion county. The place con- tains four churches-Baptist, Presbyterian, Methodist and Catholic-and an excellent graded school. Grain and stock are the principal shipments. American express. Daily mail. David W. Pierson, postmaster. Baas Henry, shoemaker. Cooper Wm, harness maker. De Witt D M, Druggist. Ferran & Hahan, flour mill. Foley John, agent C I St L & C Ry. Gillespie D J, blacksmith. Hamilton Bros, wagonmakers. Leavitt PC, physician.
McCormick J P, agricultural implemen. McGaughey S, physician.
McGregor Joseph, blacksmith.
Pierson ID WV, Grain and Gene. Store.
Plymate A II, saw mill.
Poggs J H, justice of the peace.
Spicer J W, physician.
Swails G W, general store. Swails & Craft, stock dealers.
Williamson James Rev (Presbyterian).
Wilson C D Rev (Methodist).
Wilson W C, undertaker.
ADAMS. Located in the extre; southern part of township of same name, . the C. I. St. L. & C. R. R., in Dec :: county. Claims a population of 300 inha itants, and is situated 5 miles northwest Greensburg, the county seat. The villa, has three churches-Methodist, Baptist a: Christian, Grain and lumber are its pri. cipal exports. Express, American. M. daily. W. C. McCoy, postmaster.
Adkins C, blacksmith.
Adkins F E, constable.
Carr J L, superintendent county schools.
Conner Wm, blacksmith.
Cooke J M, physician.
Eckert J J, wagonmaker,
Emmert & Riley, Grain Dealers. Gayer J W, blacksmith.
Hamilton S R, township trustee.
Hazelrigg & Logan, drugs and groceries.
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Heaton Thomas, flour mill.
Hill James, hotel.
Hoffman Peter, shoemaker.
Jones M S, general store.
Lance Daniel, shoemaker. Linch B F, stock dealer. McCoy W C, Railroad and Ex. Ag.
Mull & Pavy, general store.
Pavy James Rev (Baptist).
Pleab J D, saw mill. Price A H, wagonmaker. Richie J F, carriages and wagons.
Reily W W, justice of the peace.
Ryan Wm, wagonmaker.
Stark E M, livery. Tice & Riley, General Store. Webb W H, physician. Welsh M C, lawyer.
ADAMSBORO. Situated on I ... River Division of the W. St. L. & P. R .. in Clay township, Cass county, 6 mi: ' northeast of Logansport. Eel river i. nishes water power to operate flour .. woolen mills. The village has 200 po;
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lation, Baptist church and district school. Afail daily. Emanuel Loser, postmaster. Armstrong Hiram, blacksmith. Bennett & Wilson, flour mill. Brown L E, justice of the peace.
Gallion Samvel, cooper. Kelley N, saw mill. Loser Emanuel, General Store. Pickett C, physician. Tatham John, woolen mill.
ADAMS STATION. Is situated in Allen county, on P., Ft. W. & C. Ry. The village has one German Lutheran church and three schools. A general store would provesuccessful here. Daily mail. Express, Adams. Henry C. Zollinger, postmaster. Alringer Frank, RR and Ex Agt. Clark Elia Miss, teacher.
Miller Reed, teacher.
Stock S F Rev (German Lutheran).
Stockes Wm, teacher.
Zollinger Henry C, Saw Mill.
ADVANCE. The location of about 50 persons in Jackson township, Boone county, 5 miles north of Jamestown, on I., B. & W. Ry, and 10 southwest of Lebanon, the county seat, with district school, Methodist and Christian churches. The place receives tri-weekly mail. T. II. Melson, postmaster, Brell J C, blacksmith. Hamilton John, physician. Melson T IL, General Store.
Wheeling Samuel, physician.
ADYEVILLE. With 100 inhabi- tants, in Clark township, Perry county, 24 miles north of Cannelton, the county seat, and i6 north of Troy, on the Ohio river, the most accessible shipping point. To- bacco, wheat and pork are the chief ex- ports. Mail 4 times per week. Andrew J. Adye, postmaster.
Adye A J, Live Stock. Ayde B A, general store.
Cherry James, shoemaker. Chewning H J, justice of the peace.
Chewning, H M, saw mill.
Guedry A E, cooper. Haynes J H, physician. Hunter A R, blacksmith.
Miles Joseph, saloon. Mullen Edward, lawyer. Reasor Wm, cooper. Tilepop Fred, carpenter.
AKRON. Is an enterprising village of 300 inhabitants, pleasantly located in
Henry township, Fulton county, II miles south-east of Rochester, the county seat. Silver Lake, 8 miles east on the C., W. & M. Ry, is the place of shipment. Lum- ber and grain are exported. It has graded schools, and a Methodist church. Mail tri-weekly by stage from Rochester. Milo Bright, postmaster.
Beery Charles H, general store.
Bitters Lemuel N, carpenter.
Bitters Wm, mason.
Blaine E, blacksmith.
Bright Mile, Druggist and Book- seller.
Burns George W, auctioneer and painter.
Curtis Alexander, stock dealer.
Curtis Wm H, broom manufacturer.
Daniels F W, harnessmaker and justice.
Dillon Frank, wagonmaker.
Gast A A, shoemaker.
Harter C FF, Physician.
Johnston A, physician.
Kreighbaum Wm P, harnessmaker.
Onstott Andrew, tinner.
Shafer Albert, carpenter.
Shireman Noah, saw mill.
Stanton A, chair manufacturer.
Starr J M, shoemaker.
Strong Andrew, General store.
Tilman D B, flour mill.
Valentine & Co, shoemakers.
Vickery Charles A, painter.
Wilhout Joseph, meat market.
Yeagley & Davis, general store.
ALAMO. Containing a population of 400, in Ripley township, Montgomery couny, 10 miles southwest of Crawfordsville court-house, and most available shipping point. A flour mill is operated by water power, derived from Sugar creek. The place has four churches -- Methodist, Christian, United Brethren and Presbyterian -- and the Alamo academy. Tri-weekly mail. Stage connection with Crawfordsville-fare round trip 75c. James M. Stubbins, Sr., post- master.
Bayless & Craig, livery.
Bell R S, blacksmith.
Brown A T, Physician.
Brown I L, physician.
Campbell George W, blacksmith.
Campbell H C, cooper.
Fishero John, hotel. Fishero John J, flour chests.
Gilkey J H, stock dealer. Grimes N W, notary public.
Ilarp & Campbell, wagonmakers. Henry A F, physician.
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Parsons J M, shoemaker.
Riley J B, justice of the peace. Rountree Charles, live stock. Smith Joseph, carpenter. Stanford, Bayless & Co, general store: Stubbins James MI, Grocer and Notions.
Swearinger J, undertaker. Truax J M, justice of the peace.
Truax Samuel, carpenter. Tucker A, blacksmith. Williams D M, wagonmaker. Wirt J P, drugs.
ALASKA. An enterprising village with about 100 inhabitants, located partly in Morgan and partly in Owen county, 15 miles west of Martinsville, same distance northeast of Spencer, and 5 east of Quincy, on L. N. A. & C. Ry. Has Methodist so- ciety and graded school. Mail tri-weekly. A. HI. Secrest, postmaster.
Brewer Tesse, constable.
Butterfield BO, Carpenter.
Caviness, S B, constable.
Caviness W W, blacksmith.
Foxworthy Perry, painter.
Keiper G F, physician.
Lambert & Bro, brick mnfrs.
McAllister A, physician.
Morris T D Rev (Christian).
Rhea G P, Lawyer. Secrest A. II, Wagon Mnfr. Sheets W O Co, general store. Smith W H, justice of the peace.
ALBANY. On the Mississinewa river, in Delaware county, is a village of 350 inhabitants, located on the L. E. & W. Ry, 12 miles northeast of Muncie, the county seat. Contains Methodist church and graded school. Mail, daily. Express, American. C. Starr, postmaster.
Binegar B F, saw mill.
Boots J, drugs.
Bowen A G, railroad and express agent. DeLong A. J, shoemaker. Doitsen C, general store. Dtsen & Lockhar, grain dealers.
Wowden O, Lawyer. i.wien R, blacksmith. Foster J, shoemaker. !! wley R, hardware. 11 . F. M, carpenter. faroer J, physician. 1. ichhart & Streight, general store.
Mitwell & Krohin, carriage and wagon
y S E, physician.
Murphy S B, Hotel. Murray A P, physician. Newhart D, drugs. Powers HI. J, physician. Sharron Hattie, milliner. Starr C, Postmaster and Justice. Woolpert D C Rev (Methodist) .
ALBION. The county seat of Nob !: county, with 1,200 inhabitants, is pre- cisely in the center of the county, on B ._¿ O. R. R., 33 miles northwest of Fort Wayne, and 130 northeast of Indianapolis. The village has good, substantial county buildings, graded school with 6 depart- ments, and 6 churches --- Presbyterian, Methodist, Lutheran, Wesleyan, Unite Brethren and Catholic. The surrounding country is very fertile and particularly adapted to the cereal growth. Wheat, corn, oats and live stock form the chief articles of export. Albion is supplied with I bank, 3 hotels, a weekly newspaper -- the New Era (Republican). Bonded debt $1, 500. Two saw mills, planing mi !!. flour mill and foundry comprise its man- ufactories. The Odd Fellows and Ma. sons have lodges and prosperous societies here. Express, Baltimore & Ohio. Mail
daily. Isaac Mendenhall, postmaster. Alsbaugh & McMahan, tinware. Alvord Samuel E, county clerk. Askew & Miller, flour mill.
Bank of Albion, Win M Clapp president, W Frank Clapp cashier.
Baughman David C, foundry.
Baughman John, county recorder.
Black & Bro, general store.
Bliss John H, justice of the peace.
Bowen Owen W Rev (Lutheran).
Bowman David D Rev (United Brethren). Bradley House, Henry Tuck, Prop. Broughton Wm, county commissioner.
Chapman John W, broker. Clapp W Frank, insurance agent.
Commercial House, Max Wallace propr.
Cummins Bros, (Celum D and Seth W,) Meat Market. (See adv.)
Denlar Albert J, restaurant.
Denny James M, lawyer. Dressel Minnie, dressmaker.
Engle Edwin, livery.
Felkner Thomas B, lawyer. Fitch Eugene S, jeweler.
Frazure Benjamin, confectioner.
Freeman Samuel, barber.
Fulton Alexander, furniture.
Garmire Horace G, harnessmaker. Hadley Smith, saw mill.
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JIamilton & Gannett, marble yard. Hamlin James, justice of the peace. Hamlin & Skinner, druggists. Haney Allen E, blacksmith.
Harkless John A, Photographer. (See adv).
Harvey & Eby, planing mill.
Hays Elizabeth, propr Wordon House. Hays John W, physician.
Heilmann Jacob M, wagon maker.
Henderson Wm H, barber. Hoffman Jesse, carriage and wagon maker.
Howard Charles A, saloon.
Johnson George E, dentist,
Kimmell Adam J, grocer.
Keehne George, city treasurer. Kiser Wm S, county auditor.
Konkle Simon K, carriage painter.
Lemmon Stansbury W, physician.
Leonard Wellington Y, physician.
Lewis Thomas S, carpenter and builder. Long Charles A, rail road and express agt. Mckinney Preston Rev (Presbyterian). Mc Williams John P, county commissioner. Markey & Walters, hardware.
Martin J W, physician.
Matthews David, organs and pianos.
Matthews James T, harnessmaker.
Mendenhall Isaac, Postmaster. Moltz Charles H, general store. Mummert George, county commissioner. New Era (weekly), J. B. Prickett publisher. Nicodemus David, sewing machines.
Oswalt Henry J, boot and shoemaker.
Pepple John, carpenter and builder. Phillips Cornelius B, general store. Pickett C M, physician.
Prentiss Nelson, Superintendent of Schools, Noble county.
Prickett Fielding, lawyer.
Prickett Jacob P, publisher New Era.
Prouty James R, saloon.
Raby Samuel, saloon.
Russell Sisters, dressmakers.
Schlotterback Albert, horse shoer.
Scott & Shisler, milliners.
Shirk Henry R, carriage mnfr.
Smith Charles L, meat market.
Smith John W Rev (Methodist).
Spencer Deacon E A, tailor.
Spencer Margaret B, millinery.
Spencer & Gray, druggists.
Stone Richard L, druggist. Swett John C, insurance agent.
Tousley Hiram S, judge of Noble C C.
Tuck Henry, propr Bradley IIouse.
Wallace M, propr Commercial House.
Ward Simon T, livery and shoemaker. Welker & Campbell, lawyers. Williams Richard, county sheriff.
Wordon House, Elizabeth Hays, propr. Worth Aaron Rev (W Methodist). Zimmerman Henry G, lawyer.
ALERT. In the extreme southwest- ern corner of Decatur county, is a village of 100 inhabitants, located 21 miles south- west of Greensburg, the county seat. Eliz-
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abethtown, 7 miles west on the J., M. & I. R. R., is its shipping point. It has a Union church and district school. Mail, tri-weekly. Wm. Banister, postmaster. Banister James, stock dealer and saw mill. Banister Wrm, Farmer. Clayton George W, carpenter.
Dweese Jacob, painter.
Freedersdorff Lewis, cattle dealer.
Hamilton Harriet Mrs, physician. Johnson O P, cigars and tobacco.
Long James, blacksmith. MeCleary John, Nursery. Pepper Jesse, shoemaker.
Person B M, wagonmaker.
Sheperdson Wm, carpenter. Spears J W, general store and justice. Thomas Samuel, live stock. Woolfinger F, carpenter.
ALEXANDER. Or Cardonia, as it is more generally known, is a village of 300 inhabitants (principally coal miners), loca- ted in VanBuren township, Clay county, 3 miles north of Brazil, the county seat and shipping point. Mail tri-weekly. W. D. Black, postmaster.
Barnett Isaac S, general store.
Black W D, general store. Hand A P, general store. Sigler F M, general store.
ALEXANDRIA. Was laid out as a village by William Connor and William Stephenson in 1836. It is located in Mon- roe township, Madison county, at crossing of the C. W. & M. and L. E. & W. R. Rs, 12 miles north of Anderson, the county seat, and 48 northeast of Indianapolis. The place has a population of 650, two churches -Methodist and Christian -- two hotels, the Alexandria Banking Company, a flour mill, one saw mill. and a flax mill. Express, United States. Mail daily. John Johnson, postmaster.
Ackman Wiley F Rev (Christian).
Alexandria Banking Co, B Ba- ker Cashier.
Baker, Braxton & Co, Prop'rs Alexandria Banking Co.
Brattian Hiram B, Manufac-
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kinds of Hard Soft Lunber. TimDer Materials Sawed and Furnished to urder. Mill south of town. Alex. andria, Ind.
Bertsche Anthony, Saddles : harness.
Blake W R & Son, livery.
Branson Hettie A Mrs, milliner.
Brenaman James F, marble works.
Burk Thomas J, blacksmith.
Canfield M, cooper.
Carver William, hardware.
Chamness Edward B, stoves and tinwar .. Condo John P, furniture and undertaker. Cummins John M, tailor.
Dowler Hiraus, Proprietor Spen. House.
Finch Jubal A, wagonmaker.
Finch & Kelly, blacksmiths. Fisher Samuel, agent C W & M Ry.
Fox Andrew J, saloon.
Fox & Howard, saloon.
Free Randolph, Furnit Manufacturer and Dealer : also, Undertaker. AD KA of Furniture Furnished on Short Notice; S & CAMION street, Alexandria, Ind.
Hannah R H & Co, general store.
Harlan Arthur E, dentist. Harrington Harry, flax mill. Henshaw S B & Co, general store.
Hernly Lemuel J, jewelry.
Hunt John W, physician. Hurlock Edward, R R and express agent,
Inlow J E, physician. Inlow J W & Co, druggists.
Johnson John, postmaster.
Keefer Gideon, grocer.
Lebo George M, photographer.
Lebo Wm, merchant tailor.
McCleery Charles T, shoemaker.
McCleery Wesley, justice of the peace.
McMahan & Co, druggists.
Mason David B, grocer. Mock James F, livery.
Neff Archibald S H, general store.
Newman John, barber.
Norris Thomas, grocer.
O'Bryant Nathan, boots and shoes. Perdiew Caleb C, lawyer.
Randall Charles, grocer.
Runyan James F, physician.
Sharpe W M, physician.
Silcott Christinia C Mrs, propr Silce:' House.
Silverburg Adolph C, lawyer. Smith H C Rev (Methodist). Spencer House, HI Dowler propr.
Sullivan J T, physician. Swindell Charles, livery.
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ALFONTE. Situated in Madison county, on the C., C., C. & I. Ry, 13 miles southwest of Anderson, the county seat. Population 70. The villige has two churches-Methodist and Christian. Mail daily. Joseph Cahen, postmaster.
Alfonte R M, carpenter.
Calien Joseph, General Store and Grain Dealer.
Edwards R S, justice of the peace. George J F, justice of the peace.
Gwinn John, brick mnfr. Shaul Prier, constable. Taylor A J, blacksmith.
Walker M B Rev (Methodist.) Whelchell M, blacksmith.
ALFORDSVILLE. With a pop- ulation of 250, is a village located in Daviess county, 16 miles southeast of Wash- ington, the county seat. Loogootee, 10 miles north on the O. & M. Ry, is the nearest railroad approach. Contains Christ- . ian church and district school. Daily stage communication with Loogootee ; fare 75c .; and Jasper ; fare $I. Daily mail. J. A. McCord, postmaster.
Alford & Grinder, blacksmiths.
Allen Charles, general store. Allen James Jr, general store.
Baker Bros, blacksmiths.
Bartl E, general store. Burris Levi, physician.
Chalten D A, dentist and physician.
Chalten & McCord, photographers. McCord [ A, General Store.
McCord MI KE, Insurance Agent, Jus- tice and Collector.
Mitchell J S, physician. Myers Henry, hotel, Opp C E, confectioner. Robinson J W, grocer. Walls W B, physician.
ALGIERS CITY. Pike county. (See Delectable Hill.)
ALIDA. With a population of 25, is a postoffice and station at the junction of the B. & O. and L. N. A. & C. Rys, in Laporte county, 14 miles southwest of La. porte, the county seat. B. & O. express.
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ALLEN. Miami county. (See Macy.)
ALLEN'S CREEK. A country postoffice in Monroe county, 12 miles south- east of Bloomington, the county seat. Smithville, 5 miles northeast, is the slip- ping station, Semi-weekly mail. Oliver McLahlan, postmaster. Cazee John W, general store.
Eades W H, wagon maker. Gilstrap E C, dentist.
Hanover Levi, physician.
MeLahian O, Postmaster and Medi- cal Student.
Smith Joseph, physician.
ALLENSVILLE. Randolph coun- ty. (Sce Jordan. )
ALLENSTILLE. Inhabited by about 75 persons, located in Cotton town- ship, Switzerland county, 10 miles north of Vevay, the county seat and shipping point. Contains district school, Methodist and Presbyterian churches. Wheat, corn and potatoes are marketed. Mail, daily. J. W. Hall, postmaster.
Hall J W, General Store. Moore John, grocer. Vanatta A B, shoemaker.
Vanarsdal John, physician.
ALLISONVILLE, With about 75 inhabitants, is located in Marion county, 10 miles north of Indianapolis and 2 west of Castleton, its shipping point and post- office, on the I., P. & C. R;
Craig I N, physician. Gersley John D, general store.
Nesbit Joseph A, physician.
Sowers Philip, shoemaker.
ALMA. In Smith township, Whitley county, is an unimportant postoffice 13 miles northeast of Columbia City and 3 north of Cherubusco, on Eel River div. W. St. L. & P. Ry. Mail daily. George Gaff, postmaster.
ALPHA Is a village with a pop- ulation of 100, situated in Johnson town- ship, Scott county, 12 miles north of Scottsburgh, and 416 northwest of Deputy, on the O. & M. Ry. The Muscata- tuck river operates by water power one
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flour mill. Mail tri-weekly. John Gordon, postmaster. Baxter James, meat market. Bovard Abner, carpenter. Boyd K, live stock.
Butt John B, saw mill.
Byfield George, constable. Ducer Philip, blacksmith. Gordon John, General Store. Gordon John K, shoemaker.
Gove John, flour mill. Griffith Lloyd, blacksmith. Kinney J A, shoemaker and justice. Lurton Charles, drugs. Varris Charles, physician.
ALPINE. Contains 60 inhabitants, in Fayette county, on White Water R. R., 7 miles south of Connersville, the county seat. Has one church -- Baptist. American Express. Mail daily. J. D. Newhouse, postmaster. Anthony J T, blacksmith. Brunner Thos, flour mill.
Bryson Bros, saw mill. Mason O & O, stock dealers.
Newhouse [ D, Justice of the Peace. Newhouse M E Mrs, dry goods.
Newhouse M G, R R and express agent.
ALQUINA. A village of 125 in- habitants, in the township of Jennings, county of Fayette, 5 miles southeast of Connersville, the county seat, and most available shipping point. Wheat and corn are shipped. Church, Methodist; stage with mail to Connersville semi-weekly. Mary F. Darter, postmaster. Darter Joseph, gardener.
Davis & Price, steam thresher. Drake J B, Physician. Garrett Alfred, painter. Garrett John, sewing machines.
Garrett Madison, shoemaker. Hewitt Wm, general store. Hull John W, Painter. Jackson Alfred, wagonmaker.
I.vons Sanford, Carpenter. Neil Wm, carpenter. Sprague Decatur, blacksmith. Stimer Albert, blacksmith. Saffier Wm, blacksmith. Watchel Abraham, grocer. Wolverton Vincent, shoemaker.
AI.TO. Harrison township, Howard city, has 150 inhabitants. Is pleas- ART'y located, 4 miles south of Kokomo, the rianty seat, nearest banking place and
shipping depot. It has graded se! Methodist church and daily stage comme: cation with Kokomo, West Middletown :' New London. Mail daily. Wm. A. Quy postmaster. Armstrong C W, justice of the peace.
Beamer V M Rev (Methodist).
1 Henry James, blacksmith.
Jackson B F, physician.
Miller L C, physician. +
Myers Wm, wagonmaker.
Quick Win A, General Store and L ... Stock.
Stapleton John, shoemaker.
Thatcher Alexander, constable.
Washington George, hotel.
Williams Thomas Rev (Methodist).
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