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ALTON. Located on the Ohio rive. 70 miles southwest of New Albany, i- Boone township, Crawford county, 15 mil southwest of Leavenworth, the county ... The village has 250 inhabitants, tv churches-Baptist and Methodist-grai.
school, and exports wheat and tobac Adams Express. Daily mail. A. K. Ric: postmaster.
Attwood John, grocer.
Beard N B, cooper and general store.
Dunn W R, wagonmaker. Franklin D B, shoemaker.
Henderson A J, General Store a: Hotel.
Hollcraft, E P T, general store.
Hollcraft, W R & Son, general store. Murphy L H, physician.
Murphy U P, hotel.
Peckinpaugh A N, saw and feed mill.
Rice A K, Postmaster and Express Af: Riley Robert, blacksmith, Roberts A S, grocer.
ALTONA. On line between Buth . and Richland townships, in DeKalb county Is a station on the B. & O. R. R., 6 mil. west of Auburn, the county seat. Popula- tion 100. Express, B. & O. Mail, daily. H. E. Gettel, postmaster.
Barber John, hides, furs and meat marke !. Brown G, shoemaker. Clark O C, grain and stock.
Gettel HI E, General Store.
Rogers Harris, brick and tile mnfr.
Saxton O, hides and furs. Vaugh II R, carpenter.
ALVARADO. Has no village pop- ulation, merely the location of a postothice in a store, situated in Richland township,
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Steuben county, 10 miles southeast of An- , la, the county seat, and most accessible hipping point. Mail is received semi- weekly. S. Gray, postmaster and general store.
AMBIA. This village, with a popu- lation of 300, contains two churches-Meth- odist and United Brethren -- graded school, and exports grain and flax seed. It is lo- cated in Hickory Grove township, Benton county, on L. E. & W. Ry, 20 miles southwest of Fowler, the county seat. Ex- press, United States. Mail daily. John
Callanan, postmaster.
Allen & Kelly, general store.
Baudro Eli, saddler. Beard, J G M, physician. Beaver, M, meat market.
'Callanan Johan, General Store. Crane M, physician. James WV T, confectioner. Lewis T J, grain dealer. Molo Bros, blacksmiths. Myers A E, grocer. Myers J H, hardware.
Scott J W, drugs. Wallick W H, confectioner.
AMBOY. Pleasantly located on the P. C. & .St. L. Ry, in Jackson township, Miami county, 15 miles southeast of Peru court house. Contains Friends church, graded school, and 300 population. Its ex- ports are lumber, corn, wheat and staves. United States Express. Mail daily. John Wilson, postmaster. Baldwin J A, physician. Bond B, general store.
Dailey Wmm, Hotel. Edgerton Calvin, general store.
Firewood E K, physician. Hair J C, flour and saw mill.
Holton A B, Saw Mill.
Holton Q A R, physician.
James Jesse, hotel. McCoy F W, drugs. Marks George, blacksmith. Melton J F, saddles and harness.
Overman J C, grain dealer.
Overman J F, justice of the peace. Overman T C, hardware. Painters M W, sorghum mnfr. Pearson H, Shoemaker. Quay John, shoemaker. Vatow A A, broom mnfr. Weasner & Youart, tile mnfrs. Wilson John, Grocer.
Younce Solomon, blacksmith.
Zimmerman JE, R Rand Ex. Agt. Zimmerman & Wilson, grain dealers.
AMERICA. Is a small settlement in Liberty township, Wabash county, II miles southeast of Wabash, the county seat. La Fontaine, a station on the C. W. & M. Ry, 11/2 miles west, is its place of ship- ment. Population 25. - Mail tri-weekly. Thomas McNeil, postmaster.
AMERICUS. A discontinued post- office in Tippecanoe county, with a popula- tion of about 200, is located 12 miles north- east of Lafayette, the county seat, and 2 miles west of Colburn, a station on the W. St. L. & P. Ry, the shipping station and place of receiving mail.
AMITY. Twenty-six miles southeast of Indianapolis, with a population of 100, is located on the J. M. & I. R. R., in Johnson county, 5 miles southeast of Frank- lin, the county seat. Contains Baptist church and district school. Mail daily,
F. M. Proffitt, postmaster.
Adams James HI, physician. Bradley J L, grain dealer.
Eperson James, blacksmith. Lipperd C C, general store.
Proffitt F ME, Postmaster.
Smiley Clark, shoemaker.
AMO. Located 25 miles west of Indi- anapolis, on the St. L. V. T. H. & I. R. R., with 300 inhabitants, in Clay township, Hendricks county, 10 miles southwest of Danville court house. It contains graded school, Methodist, Baptist and Friends church. Grain and live stock are the prin- cipal shipments. American Express. Mail daily. I. M. George, postmaster.
Boyd O P, carriage maker and livery. Brown C H, shoemaker.
Carter A, physician. Cook G W, grocer.
Cosner A J, blacksmith.
Cosner W W, undertaker and agl impts. Dill Emily, milliner.
George I H, Druggist.
Henderson J W, hotel and physician.
Martin J A Rev, clergyman. Mendenhall T, justice of the peace.
Millholland John, harness. Morris W P, grocer and agt Am Ex Co. Owen E B, general store. Owen Ida, Milliner. Parker M G, physician.
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Ralston George, R R agent. Ralston J G, general store. Ratcliff, Jester & Co, saw and flour mills. Sumner H C, physician.
Thompson John T, nursery.
ANDERSON. Incorporated in 1865, is an attractive village of 5,000 inhabitants, the county seat of Madison county, 36 miles northeast of Indianapolis, on the west fork of White river and on lines of C. C. C. & I., P. C. & St. L., C. W. & M. Rys, and is the eastern terminus of the Anderson, Lebanon & St. Louis Ry, which gives it excellent railroad facil- ities. Grain and provisions are the prin- cipal shipments. The city contains four churches-Methodist, Christian, Presbyte- rian and Catholic-three banks, a public library containing about 400 volumes. Daily mail. Express, United States and American, Has tri-weekly stage connec- tion with Knightstown, 28 miles east-fare $1.50. Stephen Metcalf, postmaster.
Alford Benjamin F, agricultural implements. American Express Co, s Meridian.
Anderson Foundry and Machine Works, John H Terhune prest, Samuel Kiser sec, Edgar Henderson treas.
Anderson Gas Mnf Co, N C Mccullough & Co.
Anderson, Lebanon & St. Louis Ry, John Lee prest, E P Schlater sec and and, J A Larried receiver.
Armstrong Nathan, Planing Mill, Lumber Dealer and Sash, Door and Blind
Manufacturer, cor Meridian and Benton. Atherton Mortimer, lumber.
Atherton Ransom V, boot and shoe maker. Awalt John, jewelry.
Bain James, insurance agent.
Baker J & Co, grocers.
Barns John P, hardware.
Barrett Miner, boot and shoemaker.
Begien George, meat market.
Bell Frederick, dry goods.
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Biest Louis, cigar manufacturer.
Binns Jonathan, blacksmith.
Bird James, saloon. Bird Martin A, dentist.
Black & Crider, boots and shoes, ha. caps. Blacklidge & Falknor, agricultural i ments.
Bliven & Stephens, clothing.
Boehm Daniel, merchant tailor.
Bosing John B, general store.
Bosworth & Bro, planing mill and l :: " Bowman & McMillan, harnessmakers.
Bradshaw Alice Miss, millinery goods.
Brandon Joseph F, druggist. Brasket Britton, sewing machines.
Brehm Jacob, saloon,
Brelsford Harry, livery.
Broadbelt Stephen, woolen mnfr.
Bronnenberg Henry J, staves and he. mnfr.
Brown Garrett W, druggist.
Brown H C & Bro, dry goods.
Brownlee Wm R, editor the Anderson ] ocrat. Burke Lewis W, lawyer.
Burnett & Son, horseshoers.
Burns Richard M, grocer. Burr Chauncey S, physician.
Burr Lafe J & Co, wagon and carri. wood stock and lumber.
Campbell David W, dry goods.
Carpenter & Son, marble yard.
Carr James H, propr Lee Hotel.
Carter D M, physician.
Caswell Andrew C, baker.
Chipman & West, lawyers.
Chittenden & Jones, physicians.
Citizens' Bank, N C Mccullough & proprs. Cohen Moses, junk dealer.
Collins Ella Miss, millinery goods.
Conrad Henry H, carriagemaker. Conwell Isaac R, boots and shoes.
Cooper Charles B, Agt P C & St L Ry.
Cox L M, flax mill. Craven & Ryan, lawyers.
Crim Wm, propr Exchange Bank.
Crim & Co, grain dealers.
Croak Patrick, saloon.
Cullen J C, physician. Daick George, grocer.
Darling Peter B, Agt U S and Am Ex (.
Davis A C, county recorder. Dehority & Kidwell, furniture mnfrs.
Densmore & Babcock, grocers.
Dering Alonzo, lumber mnfr.
Dolman John H, Agt C C C & I Ry. Doxey House, G R Griffith, propr.
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- :Chene Charles, restaurant. , Ist J H & Son, barbers. : khouse Bros, wholesale liquors. : hli Nobart, saloon. men Wm, stoves and tinware. : ison F S, lawyer. Ewing E & Son, grocers. Excelsior Mutual Aid Association of Ander- son, J E Henderson president, D C Chip- man secretary.
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F iber. : allis Lee H, insurance agent. Exchange Bank, Wm Crim, propr. Fleming Wm, flour mill. Forkner J L, county auditor. Fox & Pittsford, livery. Franklin Joseph, nursery. Funk Hosea, general store. Tunk Michael, grocer. ling Funk Stephen, grocer. Gobin Matthew, saloon. Goehler Daniel, merchant tailor. Goodykontz Eli B, judge C C. Griffith George R, propr Doxey House. ein- Gruenewald Martin, saloon.
Gustin B & Son, blacksmiths.
Hall John, flour mill. Hamilton R I, supt public schools Harris Thomas P, county surveyor.
Hartley Eugene B, general store.
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Hartley Newton, general store. Hawk Phillip, photographer. Hazlett James, mayor. Henderson Charles A, druggist. Henderson E & Co, flouring mill and grain dealers. Henry Jesse L, county clerk. Henry & Diven, lawyers. Hill Jasper N, machine shop. Hixson & Seals, bakers and confectioners. Hockett Zimri, physician. Hodson & Clark, saddles and harness.
Hollingsworth & Gabriel, stone yard. Hollowell Isaac T, sewing machines. Hughel George W, merchant tailor. Hughel Silas, nursery.
Hunt Richard J, livery. Hunt Wm A, physician.
Jackson James M, justice of the peace. Jefferson A Howard, confectioner and news dealer. Keller Phillip A, restaurant. Keltner Frank M, dentist.
Kessler George H, furniture and undert'kr. Kilgore James L, staves and heading mnfr. Kinnard WIL RI, Editor and Pub- lisher the Anderson Herald, cor Main and Anderson. Kittinger & Harrison, lawyers. Kline George W, grocer.
Knotts, Wm H, saloon. Lake Richard, lawyer.
LaRue Bros, Carpenters, Contractors and Builders, 12 W Washington.
Lee Hotel, cor German and Meridian.
Loeb & Rose, clothing.
McCann Owen, saloon.
McConnell J H, lawyer.
Mccullough N C & Co., proprs Citizens' Bank and Anderson Gas Mnfg Co.
McDonald James H, saloon.
McMahan T J, sheriff.
Mckeown James, photographer.
Madara Peter B, boot and shoemaker.
Madison County National Bank, capital $50,000, John E Corwin, president, John W Pierce, cashier.
Madren John A, saloon.
Markle Louis, meat market.
Martindale Simeon C, lawyer.
Mathes George & Bro, wagonmakers.
Metcalf Stephen, postmaster.
Miller & Co, boot and shoemakers.
Miller & Co, meat market. Millspaugh James, carpenter and builder.
Mitchell Wm, marble yard.
Mohan James, city clerk and ins. agt.
Moore George R, agricultural implements.
Mustard D F, county treasurer.
Mustard Wm, boot and shoemaker.
Myers Frank Mrs, millinery.
Myers John F W, merchant tailor.
Myrick Louis H, grocer.
Nichol & Makepeace, hardware.
Norton Thomas M, brewer.
Orr Thomas B, lawyer.
Pierce Eldon B, lumber manufacturer.
Platter & Battreall, Pump Manu- facturers, N. Main.
Price Mary J Mrs, dressmaker.
Quinn Henry W, carriage hardware.
Quinn & Sons, carriage mnfrs and agricul- tural implements.
Raber & Markt, furniture and undertakers.
Rauck David A, fancy goods.
Rhoads B & Son, meat market.
Rhoads Samuel, blacksmith.
Riley J J, staves and heading mnfr.
Robinson Perry E, Ice Dealer, cor Meridian and Anderson.
Robinson & Lovett, lawyers,
Ross Alexander, books and stationery.
Rozelle House, H L Trublood propr.
Rudy Solomon, grain dealer.
Ryan Michael, saloon.
Ryan Wm, saloon.
Sansberry & Chipman, lawyers. Sauser Jefferson, tinner. Schlater Edwin P, lawyer.
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Scott & Williams, general store. Searle Gideon D, druggist. Seward Elias II, general store. Shaffer Win, blacksmith.
Shanklin W V & Co, Chair Mnfrs and Bent Rims and Chair Stock, S Me- ridian.
Shirk Wm S, jeweler. Shonfield & Bachman, clothing.
Siddall, Albert A, dry goods. Skehan Michael, grocer.
Skehan Patrick, general store. Smith Thomas, produce.
Snow Thomas H, grocer. Spann B F, physician. Stein Joseph, clothing.
Stewart Jonas A, physician.
Stratton James A, barber.
Striker Michael, meat market.
Sullivan Jeremiah, tailor.
Suman Wm A, physician. Swallow & Ethel, painters.
Taylor Alexander W, restaurant. Terry Wm A, blacksmith. The Anderson Democrat, W R Brownlee, propr.
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Thomas Amzi W, lawyer. Thompson Calvin D, lawyer. Thompson Howell D, lawyer. Trees James W, dry goods and carpets. Trueblood H L, propr Rozelle House. Turner Mary E Miss, millinery goods.
Tykle & Terhune, dry goods.
United States Ex Co, S Meridian.
Vernon Elmon G, lumber and lime.
Wagoner & Fisher, Stoves and Tinware, Agricultural Implements and Grain Cradle Mnfrs, 19 to 25 W Ander- son.
Walden & Pence, grain dealers. Walker E Benton, boots and shoes. Walsh Bernard, saloon. Warner Wm, clothing. Warrender Joseph, wood turner.
Watkins Madison G, general store. Watkins & Larue, wagonmakers. Wellington James, flouring mill. West & Jordan, barbers. Western Union Telegraph Co, 2 S Mc: Wickersham Noah L, physician.
Wildman John F, U S collector : revenue. Williams David T, boot and shoe !!: Williams John K, -dry goods.
Wood & Myers, lawyers.
Worth Robert G, restaurant.
ANDERSONVILLE. Poser : ship, Franklin county, located 18 northwest of Brookville, the county . a place of 500 inhabitants. R ::: 12 miles northwest, is the usual si ... place. The village has two chut.
United Brethren and Christian. Star: to Rushville-fare 75c. Mail dan's
Barber, postmaster.
Barber Samuel, General Store. Beal S, saw mill. Cowin J, drugs. Gwinnup George, blacksmith. Marshall J S, blacksmith.
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Marshall Z, hotel.
Mitchell J A, general store.
Morgan A, general store.
Perrin E, saw mill.
Pugh Joseph, confectioner.
Rayburn, J W, physician.
Scott Smith, physician. Shriner A J, confectioner.
Shriner R, hotel.
Spillman F J, physician. Thorpe Win, blacksmith. Wagner O, shoemaker. Walker T, saw mill.
ANGOLA. Was incorporated . village September 4, 1866, and is the . of justice for Steuben county, on the i Wayne & Jackson Railroad, 42 miles :: of Fort Wayne, and 58 miles south of J: son, Mich. This place, with a bor debt of only $500, has good county b: ings, substantial business blocks, fine :. dences and wide streets, beautifully ! with shade trees. Contains three churche. Disciple, Congregational and Method: good Union school, three hotels, two h. and two weekly newspapers-the Sten Republican, and the Herald, the forme: which is edited by Mr. James U. Miller. " gola now has 2, 500 inhabitants, and an! its manufactories will be found two pla. mills, a brick and tile yard, flour nr.
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ve and heading factory, woolen mill, fur- :are factory, two saw mills, two foundries machine shops. Wheat, wool and 1 aves are the principal exports. Has semi- ekly stage route to Metz, Ind. Ameri. .:: Express. Western Union Telegraph. All daily. Orville Carver, postmaster.
American Express Co., Alfred Osborn, agt. Lagola Bank, Jesse M Gale, Wm Wickwire, George W Wickwire and Alfred Osborn proprs.
Angola Herald (weekly), Wm K Sheffer, publisher.
tastin Henry F, lumber, flour and feed. wyIsworth Wm P Rev (Disciple).
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Azw Charles, carriagemaker.
Higler WIR, Propr Russell House. : wersock John J, restaurant. wwman Peter, carriage painter. :«rokaw Austin H, grocer. rown Benjamin F, boots and shoes. Hurt Frank E, jeweler.
Carpenter James N, saloon.
Carpenter & Bigler, millinery.
Cary & Snyder, horseshoers.
Carver Eugene A, city clerk and treasurer. Carver Orville, Druggist and Post- master.
Chase & Gillis, grocers.
Cole & Beil, brick and tile mnfrs.
Cowen John W, lawyer.
Crain Marcus F, physician.
Creditor Edward H, dentist.
Crockett Julia J Mrs, milliner.
Crockett & Reeves, watches, clocks and jewelry.
Crubaugh Wm, tinner.
Dague & Shank, flouring mill.
Daugherty Cred II, jeweler.
Dawson Benjamin F, justice of the peace.
Dickerson Marcus L, meat market.
Dunning Ada Mrs, dressmaker.
Eagle House, Lee M Sowle Propr. (See adv.)
Fremont, Ind., Music Store!
F. B. STRAW, Dealer in all kinds of
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SHEET MUSIC, BOOKS AND STOOLS. -ALSO- Agent for the Domestic Sewing Machine.
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.Eberly & Longabaugh, general store. Elya Cynthia Mrs, dressmaker. Fleming George B, land agent. Freyyang Harness- maker. (See adv.)
Gale, Stocker & Best, lawyers.
Gates Lawrence, insurance agent. Gillett R M & Son, proprs Morse House.
Gordon Rush W, sewing machines and musical instruments. Green Jesse L, barber.
Green Mary L Mrs, hair goods.
Herbst Frederick W, cigars.
Hickmott John V Rev (Congregational).
Hildreth Theodore A, foundry.
Hoard Myron, saloon.
Hoff John B, photographer.
Holdstocks Enoch Rev (Methodist).
Hull Clara, hardware.
Hull John M, general store. Hull John M Mrs, millinery.
Hurter George, blacksmith,
Jarrard Wm H, saloon.
Jarvis Allen, saw mill and harness.
Jordan Hattie A Miss, dressmaker. Jordan & Spangle, meat market.
Johns Gilbert T, saloon.
Killinger Heury, Carriagemaker. (See adv.)
Kinney John J, insurance agent.
Kinney & Co, bankers.
Latson Simeon K, general store.
Leas Emanuel R, physician.
Leas Obadiah H, livery stable.
Legg Tomas E, livery.
Lewis & Osborn, general store.
Linden Henry, agent Ft W & J R R.
McKillen James C, barber. Menzenberger Sebastian HI, baker.
Miller James U, Publisher Steuben Republican. (See adr. ) Miller Samuel J, plasterer. Miller Samuel J Mrs, milliner. Millspaugh Gilbert D, druggist.
Mincer Sol, cigars and tobacco.
Moffett & Miller, carriagemakers. Morrow John K, lawyer and justice.
Morrow, Walls & Bartholomew, lawyers. Morse House, R M Gillett & Son proprs. Moss & Co, agricultural implements.
Moss & Son, general store.
Mugg Gilbert, saloon.
Nichols Edwin W, veterinary surgeon. Nichols Henry, wagonmaker. Nimocks George O Mrs, dressmaker. Nunocks & Wickwire, marble dealers. Nobles Fremont, lawyer. Orton Louisa J Mrs, millinery. Osborn Alfred, agt American Express Co.
Parish Orlo W, foundry.
Parsell Abijah D, produce dealer. Potter Alfred, livery.
Powers Stephen A, lawyer.
Rekesser Frank A, meat market.
Richardson John D, blacksmith.
1 Rick Wm, saw mill.
Russell House, Wm Bigler, !'
Salver Robert C, confectioner.
Scovill David, city marshall.
Sheffer Wm K, publisher Angola Hi.
Simmons Edward B, physician.
Smith Clements, baker. Smith Julian A, livery.
Snyder John W, agricultural imple :.. . Sowle Adam W A, furniture dealer.
Sowle Francis, saloon.
Sowle James Mrs, millinery.
Sowie Lee KI, Prop Eagle Hos. ( Sec adv.)
Squier Wm W, justice of the peace,
Stealy Jacob, marble dealer.
Steuben Republican (wo James U Miller, Publisher. (See a ?..
Stiefel & Son, general store.
Straw Frederick I, Sewing ' chines, Pianos and Organs.
Thompson Levi A, furniture mnfr.
Uhl & Co, clothing.
Walker John F, boots and shoes.
Waller Wm H, physician.
Weicht Leopold E, undertaker.
Weicht Wm C, physician.
Weicht & Gale, carriagemakers.
Weicht & Son, planing mill.
Weiss Leonard G, tailor.
Welch Raulson, woolen mill.
Welch Robert, stave and heading mnfr.
Wells Wm, harnessmaker.
Wickwire George R, dentist.
Williams Thomas B, physician.
Williamson & Coe, hardware.
Walford Walter M, tinsmith.
Wood Hugh D, physician.
Wood Sol A, physician.
Woodhull & Croxton, lawyers.
Work Bros, real estate and insurance &;"
Work Byron, druggist.
Work Flora E Mrs, millinery.
Zipfel Joseph, boots and shoes.
ANNAPOLIS. One and one-fo :: miles north of Bloomingdale, on the I. . & S. Ry., which is its place of shipment, . village with 360 population, located in l'e township, Parke county, 7 miles north Rockville, the county seat. It has a : and planing mill, which derive water por from Sugar creek, a graded school, Me:
MINGHAM. WALE & MATHEW, } The Leading HTous 12 Last Washington street. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. ) in the State.
WM. M. BELL
Real Estate Agent and Notary Public, No. 307 Opper Third Street, Evansville, Ind.
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: and United Brethren churches, and My stage communication with Rockville ; .... Soc. Mail daily. J. D. Connelly, „master.
Vchison & Lee, pottery. Dest David, Undertaker. arrier F, meat market. rty Ulrick F, blacksmith. Han W W Mrs, milliner.
'p'r. al ! Bros & Carnine, flour mill.
Connelly ) I, Confectioner.
Deverter A B, blacksmith.
Evans & Reynolds, plasterers.
Fickle Joel, Carpenter.
Garrigus M C Miss, milliner.
Gleason Thomas, tinner.
Goldsberry J A, physician.
Gurley Joseph A, pump mnfr.
Hall Omer A, physician. Hart & Vickery, Tile Mnfrs.
Hedrick T, cooper.
Hunt Isaac N, carriage mnfr.
Jones Robert J, saw and planing mill.
Long John, wagonmaker.
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McClure & Wheeler, painters. Nixon & Bricker, drugs and groceries. Stanley & Weaver, general store. Wasson John ER, Harnessmaker. Weaver W B, hotel.
Welsh & Vickery, general store. Whitmer A, carpenter.
ANOKA. Located at the junction of second and third divisons P. C. & St. L. Ry., in Washington township, Cass county, 5 Iniles southeast of Logansport. Contains 50 inhabitants, United Brethren church and district school. Express, United States. Mail daily. W. R. Tousley, postmaster. Benson Alexander, justice of the peace. Dykeman C P, saw mill. Like Wm, flour mill. Phillips J, grocer. Tousley & Jackson, Grocers. Ulery A M, notary public.
ANTHONY. The location of four families, in Delaware county, 6 miles from Muncie, the county seat, place of shipment, and nearest bank. Mail is received daily. Elizabeth C. Ardery, postmaster. Ardery Elizabeth C, Grocer. Cochran Frank, blacksmith. Hinton J, cattle dealer.
Vestal Milt, saw mill.
ANTIOCH. This village of 600 pop- ulation is situated in Huntington county, on the W. St. L. & P. Ry., 6 miles south- west of Huntington, the county seat, and 30 miles west of Fort Wayne. Grain and lumber are its exports. The village has 3 churches -Christian, Methodist and Bap- tist -- and good public school. Express, United States. Mail daily. F. M. Cole, postmaster. Boswell A J, physician. Bridge & Bro, flour mill. Bryant J M, dry goods. Cubberly E B, drugs. Cole F M, Lawyer, Collector and Not- ary.
Iry J A, general store. James M, physician. Lee J H, boots and shoes. Line B A, physician. Long C M, blacksmith. Long L, Hardware. Morris J S & Co, staves and headings. Peck Samuel, wagonmaker. Sloan A, drugs.
Thalls Samuel, general store.
Willetts P, Saw Mill and Plow : Manfr. Williams O B, physician. Young J C, hotel.
ANTIOCH. Jay county. (Set 2. kins).
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APALONA. Merely a country ; office, with no village population, ) .. in Oil township, Perry county, 22 1. northeast of Cannelton court house, am northwest of Tell City. Mail semi-wee. John C. Lemmen, postmaster.
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