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ARBA. On daily stage route f Union City to Richmond, is a place 150 population, in Randolph county, miles southeast of Winchester court he and 6 northeast of Fountain City, oa G. R. & I. R. R., its shipping point, ( tains Friends' Society and graded sch Mail daily. S. C. Bowen, postmaster. Arnold J F, carriage painter.
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Bowen, Horn & Co, General S: Bush T B, blacksmith. Fulghum F C, saw mill. Harrison I S, shoemaker, Heiner John, physician.
Johnson Elijah, blacksmith.
Meck Joseph, Physician. Parker J R, carriagemaker.
1 Pedon George, drugs.
Rogers J C, general store.
Thomas Jesse, agricultural implements. Thompson J F, hotel.
ARCADIA. An attractive village about 400 inhabitants, in Hamilton coun: on the I., P. & C. Ry, 9 miles north Noblesville, the county seat, and 30 mi north of Indianapolis. Contains churches-Methodist and Christian. U: ted States Express. Daily mail. J. B. tholomew, postmaster.
Barber J M, physician.
Bartholomew J, Confectioner, ( gars and Tobacco. Berg S, hotel.
Booth Bros, general store.
Booth S P, physician.
Bryan Peter, shoemaker.
Caylor & Robinson, blacksmiths.
Correll A J, barber.
Correll J S, hotel.
Couch R D, R R and express agent.
Daniels Peter, shoemaker.
Devaney J H & Co, livery.
Devaney & Hollett, druggists.
CAPITAL CITY CIGAR
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· chover D B, planing mill. Antry & Keck, general store. atle Jacob, blacksmith. Fryworth L, meat market. Hershnnam y EK, General Store. :louser J A, physician. .hause Joseph, cigarmaker. 'indig A, undertaker and saw mill. Harsh & Stanard, flour mill. Martz, Wm, justice of the peace. : atjohn Amos, physician. .: Rienbeck C, wagonmaker. (ussell J NE, Harnessmaker. sul & Dickover, general store. setzman I, physician. fucker E W, cabinetmaker.
ARCANA. Monroe township, Grant county, with a population of 38, is located ; miles east of Marion, the county seat, .ad most available shipping point. The place has Christian church and district chool. Mail received weekly. Joshua strange, postmaster.
Bale L D, general store. Strange Joshua, Saw Mill.
ARCOLA. With an estimated pop- ulation of 75, is situated in Allen county, on the P. Ft. W. & C. Ry, 9 miles northwest of Fort Wayne. The village has 2 churches --- Methodist and Catholic. Daily mail. W'in Rockhill, postmaster.
Cartwright W G & Bro, saloon. Cavalier V, saloon. Coolnan I H, constable. Huguenard A, blacksmith. McDowell H C, physician, ins and sewing machines.
Hocichill Wyzna, Postmaster.
ARGOS. On I. P. & C. Ry, in Mar- shall county, is a place of about 800 inhab- itants, located 8 miles southeast of Ply- mouth, the county seat, and 110 miles north of Indianapolis. The village contains three churches -- Methodist, Christian and Ad- vent. Daily mail. U. S. Express. F. M. Hite, postmaster. Alleman, Wm, hotel. Beam J, saddles and harness. Bock & Hess, flour mill. Eaton R B, physician. Gould S W, physician. Hickman I B, drugs. Hite F NI, Postmaster. Holly G J, justice of the peace. Hudson A L, drugs. Johnson A HI, physician. 7
Kershaw E Mrs, general store. Knight R, saddles and harness. Lackey A E, shoemaker.
Leland J S, justice of the peace. Loring C J, physician. Methany C G, grocer. Pickerill & Taylor, grocers. Railsback R, General Store. Smith M. L. hotel.
Snyder G A, shoemaker.
Townsend C M, R R and Express agt. Waag G F, wagonmaker. Wickizer J M, general storc.
ARI. Known also as Palter's Station, is situated on line between Noble and Allen counties, but claiming the former as its lo- cation, and on Eel River Div. W. St. L. & P. R'y, 15 miles southeast of Albion and same distance northwest of Ft. Wayne. It contains 50 inhabitants, and exports grain and lumber. Daily mail. James l'alter, postmaster.
Barnes R HJ, blacksmith. Compton C M, general store. Kinney & Palter, saw mill.
Palter Jamies, Farmer.
Palter S S, railroad agent.
ARLINGTON. Located 32 miles southeast of Indianapolis, on C. H. & I. Ry, in Rush county, is a village of 300 in- habitants, 6 miles northwest of Rushville, the county seat. Contains two churches- Methodist and Christian-and graded school. Stage daily to Carthage, fare 35 cents. Knightstown fare 65 cents. United States express. Daily mail. Aloys Geyer, postmaster. Beal Samuel, saw mill.
Beckner Jacob, general store.
Beckner Samuel, groceries and drugs.
'Beckner & Moore, flour mill.
Codington E, general store.
Geyer Aloys, Shoemaker, Books, Stationery, Cigars and Tobacco.
Green C S, express agt.
Green J C, physician.
Green J W. physician.
Hamilton R N, physician and druggist.
Havens J P, hotel. McGauchy J E, physican.
Matthews Wm M, general store. Pink S & Co, merchants.
Rucker T H, physician and druggist.
Sailors & Leonard, Cattle Dealers. Smith & Bankard, blacksmiths. True L, blacksmith. Wilson & Sheppard, lumber.
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ARMIESBURGII. Two miles south of Montezuma, its shipping point, on the I. D. & S. R. R. Contains about 60 inhabitants and a district school. Has a location in Wabash township, Parke county, 8 miles west of Rockville, the county seat. Raccoon creek furnishes power to propel one flour mill. Mail daily. P. Weldon, postmaster.
Balbridge J A, physician.
Boyd B, shoemaker.
Boyd John, justice of the peace. Brooks M, constable.
Finkle Wm, miller.
Merrifield F M, grocer.
Patterson C Y, flour mill.
Scoby Wm, blacksmith. Weldon E, General Store. Whitson Wm, carpenter.
ARMSTRONG. Is a rural posi- office, with no village population, located in township of same name, Vanderburgh county, 12 miles northwest of Evansville court house and five west of Inglefield, its shipping point, on the E. & T. H. R. R. Mail tri-weekly.
ARNEY. Known also as Middletown, is a postoffice in Owen county, 12 miles southwest of Spencer, the county seat, and 4 miles west of Freedom, on the J. M. & I. R. R., the place of shipment. The village, with a population of 75, has two churches -Christian and Methodist. Tri-weekly mail. II. O. Halbert, postmaster. Barton E J, sewing machines. Dillon Joel Rev (Christian). Halbert H O, General Store.
Hester U A V, physician. Long Jacob, blacksmith. Massey I, artist. Naanes G W, physician. Nations C F, blacksmith.
AROMA. Situated on Duck creek, in White River township, Hamilton county, 15 miles northwest of Noblesville, the county seat. Contains Friends church, district school and 65 inhabitants. Frank- ton, 6 miles east on the P. C. & St. L. Ry., is the shipping depot. Mail received by stage from Arcadia tri-weekly. B. F. Rummel, postmaster.
Ault Henry, justice of the peace. Babbitt J W, blacksmith. Baker & Cooper, general store. Jacks Walter P, constable. Jones Perry, saw and planing mill.
A. L. WRIGHT & CO., Successors to Adams, Mansur & Co., 47 and 49 S. Meridian St., Indianapolis.
Lamb Isaac, cabinetmaker. ALTRIIsel ME E, General Store.
ART. The location of a store. mill, two churches and a district schr Perry township, Clay county, 10 miles . of Brazil. Court house. Cory, 4 southwest, on T. H. & S. E. R. R., shipping depot. Mail semi-weekly. W. Corbin, postmaster?
Corbin J W, General Store. Harris Win M, physician. Kiefner & Giley, saw mill.
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Contains about 300 inhabitants, an i cated in Patoka township, Pike coun. miles southeast of Petersburg, the c seat. Oakland City, 6 miles west on ! A. & St. L. R'y, is the shipping depot.
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Bilderback F, leaf tobacco.
Brown Josiah, physician and hotel.
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Burch Olin, shoemaker. Chatman Thomas, blacksmith.
Dizney Thomas, hotel and undertaker. Griffith George, general store.
Hathaway Embree, GeneralS!
Hathaway W W & Co, general store.
Honeycutt W J, physician.
Lindsey A W, blacksmith.
Martin Cullin, shoemaker.
Polk Allen, cooper. Rose Frank, wagonmaker.
Taylor Washington, physician.
Thompson Arthur, Live Stock. Thurman W J, lawyer.
Whitman Noble, leaf tobacco.
Wiggs H J, justice of the peace.
ASCENSION. Name of post at Farmersburg Station on the E. & T. R. R., is located in Curry township, van county, 12 miles north of Sullivar., county seat. Contains 350 inhabit. Methodist church and graded school. press, Adams. Mail daily. Jackson I. kle, postmaster.
Allison Wm, painter.
Badders Geo W, constable. Blackburn & Gaskins, flour mill. Crary Thomas, general store. Crary & Cummins, grain dealers.
. Duncan W $, Physician. Foot Z HI, physician. Hammock James, blacksmith. Hartman Geo Rev (United Brethren).
Carpets and Half Top: Largest Stock in the State.
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INDIANAPOLIS, handle Pardoe's Sugar Loaf Lehigh Anthracite Coal.
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leap James, drugs. endren Joel, justice of the peace. Hinkle Jackson, Notary Public. Aholts John A, hotel. McAllister J W, blacksmith. Kelvin T K, general store. Moore I B Rev (Presbyterian). Parker John, physician. Vancleave Robert, physician. Whitney Riley, general store. Willsey Wm P, wagonmaker.
Wilson Peter, shoemaker.
ASHBORO. Sugar Creek township, Clay county. Contains 100 inhabitants, Methodist society and graded school. Is . cated 10 miles south of Brazil and 3 north : Saline City, on the T. H. & S. E. R. R. Mail daily, Mrs. Annie Hain, postmaster. Barrows John, gunsmith. Beeson & Bro, dry goods. Calvert Calvin, Barber.
Cromwell A O, teacher. Cromwell Oliver, justice of the peace.
Cromwell & Son, flour mill.
Deitz C F, wagonmaker.
Green T C, physician. Hain Annic Mrs, Postmaster. Hyland Charles, marble yard.
Khoberger August, carpenter. McIlvain Isaac, shoemaker. Milligan James, constable. Norton J B, blacksmith. Tribble H W, teacher. Tribble & Co, coal mine.
ASHBY'S MILLS. A discon- Enued postoffice on the L. N. A. & C. Ry, in Clark township, Putnam county, 12 miles south of Crawfordsville, the county seat. This place has been exhausted by Roach- Jale, a new town located at crossing of L. N. A. & C. and I. D. & S. Ry, where the mail for Ashby's Mills is received.
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ASHERVILLE. Five miles from Knightsville, its shipping point, on the St. L. V. T. H. & I. R. R., is a coal min- ing village of 100 inhabitants, located in Jackson township, Clay county, 7 miles southeast of Brazil court house. It has United Brethren church, graded school, and exports staves, wheat, lumber and coal. Daily stage connection with Brazil and Bowling Green, Mail daily. F. M. Sny- der, postmaster. Biggerstaff Paris, saloon. McNutt L S, physician. Peyton & Snyder, drugs.
Renner Henry, wagonmaker.
Snyder IF FI, General Store. Stierly George, blacksmith. Wolf A J, saw mill. Wolf W D, grocer.
ASII GROVE. Locally known as Gerard. Is a station and postoffice on the L. N. A. & C. Ry., in Tippecanoe town- ship and county, 10 miles north of Lafay- ette court house. Population 25. Mail daily. John Work, postmaster.
ASIILAND. Possessing a population of 100, is a village located in Liberty town- ship, Henry county, on the P. C. & St. L. Ry., 3 miles east of Newcastle, the county seat. Has Methodist church, and ships grain, flax seed, and lumber. Express, American. Mail daily. John C. Pickens, postmaster. Allen B F, blacksmith.
Miller D B, general store.
Moran Joseph, constable.
Mullen D, cooper.
Mullen & Herring, saw mill.
Pickens John C, general store.
Snodgrass, G B, justice of the peace, Staffert S, physician.
Winnings S, grain dealer.
ASHLAND. Wabash county. (See La Fontaine. )
ATHERTON. Parke county, on E. T. H. & C. R. R., is a village of 500 in- habitants, 15 miles southeast of Rockville, the county seat. The place has a Meth- odist church and graded school. Mail daily. D. L. Modisett, postmaster.
Borgman Frank, saw mill. Cochel Wm, meat market.
Cottrell Isaac, real estate.
Cottrell Joseph, constable. Henry Patrick, trav agent.
Knudson Jasper, blacksmith.
Lake S, justice of the peace. Modisett C F, lawyer.
Modisett D L, Flour Mill.
Modisett G W, stock dealer.
Park S, physician.
Shadley Stewart, barber.
Ward Miller, grocer.
Wood G D, stock dealer.
ATKINSON. With a population of 100, is situated in Benton county, on C. I. St. L. & C. R. R., 6 miles southeast of Fowler, the county seat. Express, Amer-
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ican. Daily mail. Henry Rommel, Jr., postmaster.
Atkinson R M & C, grain and live stock. Brockway O C & Co, general store.
Rominel MI Jr, Grain, Coal and Lumber. Sanders O, blacksmith.
Woodington C E, R R and Express agent.
ATKINSONVILLE. Morgan township, Owen county, with a population of 50, is located 10 miles northwest of Spencer, the county seat and shipping point. The village has two churches-Baptist and Methodist. Mail daily. W. T. Asher, postmaster. Asher WW T, General Store.
Cooksey John, live stock.
Nicholas Jesse, blacksmith.
. Welty Hiram, carpenter. Welty Samuel, shoemaker. Williams Wm H, live stock.
ATTICA, First settled in 1825. Is a thriving incorporated village of about 3000 inhabitants, and the chief commercial town of Fountain county, is situated on the east fork of Wabash river, and on W. St. L. & P. Ry., 14 miles northwest of Covington, the county seat, and 22 miles southwest of La. fayette. The Chicago and Block Coal railroad now runs from Attica to Veeders- burg, where it connects with the I. B. & W. Ry., will probably be extended to coal fields 10 miles south, in 1880, and event- ually to Brazil, and northward to Temple- ton, connecting there with L. E. & W. and C. I. St. L. & C. R. R's. The city has excellent water, which is obtained from a reservoir that is supplied from inexhausti- ble springs in the hillside just above, not only furnishing the city with a bountiful supply of pure spring water, but has enough elevation for fire department, which is well equipped. Attica has a graded school build- ing erected at a cost of $40,000, and a library of about 500 volumes. Six churches -Methodist, Baptist, Presbyterian, Christ- ian, Catholic, and Jewish Synagogue-two hotels and a national bank. The manu- facturing interests of the place are as yet in their infancy, comprising one foundry and machine shop, boiler manufactory, brick yard, furniture manufactory, and drain tile manufactory. Grain is the principal arti- cle of export. The surrounding country is especially adapted to the growth, and the yield supports three large grain elevators. The press is represented by the Attica Led-
ger, (Republican), owned by Messrs. cock & Martin. Express, Pacific. graph, Western Union. Mail daily. Martin, postmaster.
Adler Louis, propr Revere House.
Attica Ledger, Peacock & M. Proprs.
Attica Mills Co, flour mill.
Beamer Reuben, marshal.
Bell John, brickyard.
Blout Mayer, city treasurer and ins a:
Borner John, painter.
Bowen Henry, livery.
Brant Albert W, marble works.
Burbridge & Son, flour mill.
Burlington James C, physician.
Burrows Catherine M, fancy goods notions.
Campbell John E, photographer.
Carlson Adolph F, blacksmith.
Case Martin T, physician.
Churchill & Simms, carpenters.
Clark Samuel & Son, gracers and baker ..
Coen Thomas M, agent Chicago & B;' Coal R. R.
Cole W C, physician.
Courtwright Morgan, confectioner.
Cox Emma Mrs, dressmaker.
Cunningham Andrew B, D: ist.
Curchmann George, saloon.
Dick Jacob C, tobacco and cigars.
Dunlap Lillie A, operator W U Tel Co.
Ettlinger Adolph, live stock.
Feuerstein Frank, grocer and coal.
First National Bank of Attica,
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$50,000. George Nebeker, prest; Sal .: .. Finney, cashier.
Fisher, Arbogast & Co, carriagemakers.
Ford Nelson, harnessmaker.
Foster Newman P, grocer.
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Fox Elizabeth M Mrs, proprietor St. Char. Hotel.
Frambach Philip, barber.
Grant John A, harnessmaker.
Green Alonzo, grocer.
Green Hansel J, hardware.
Green Wm H, livery.
Green Wm T, hats, caps, boots and shot
Greenwood & McCartny, flour mill.
Haley F Rev (Methodist).
Hallar Isauc, saloon.
Haller Charles J, hats and gents' furni .. ing goods. Haller Daniel II, drugs.
Haller Henry, cooper. Haren Alexander M, tailor.
Haughey Bros, drugs.
Hayes James, carpenter.
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Heckler John J, boots and shoes.
Hemphill Thomas, dry goods. Hendricks Jennie Mrs, dressmaker. Henney John A, photographer. Hess & Harvey, wagon and plowmakers. Hirsch Wolf, meat market. Holder George T, marble works. folies Alexander, hardware.
Keefer Francis R, physician. Kiff Clinton H, livery. :
Kopp John A, saloon.
Kullmer & Martin, furniture mnfrs and dealers.
¿Landon Samuel D, grocer.
Lash Frederick, baker and confectioner, Latta John R, boots and shoes.
Lemon Albert D, jeweler.
Levor Levi S, saloon. Lighty Wm H, grocer. Lindburg Sophia Mrs, milliner.
Lindburg Wm, crockery, wall paper, etc. Lindgrin Gustavus, saloon.
Lindsley Lyman B, patent rights. Lippold Augustus, pawnbroker. Little Joseph J, marble works.
Loeb H & Sons, clothing.
Loeb, Lauman & Co, dry goods and clothing. Loeb L & Bro, clothing. Loeb Moses, meat market. Loeb S & J & Co, clothing.
Longsdorf Neri, carpenter.
Lyons Lewis. D, physician. McCreary L Rev (Baptist). McDermond John W, dry goods.
MeDouaidl George W, Lawyer. McElroy Hemty, grocer.
Maguire John, agt U S and Pacific Ex Cos and city clerk. Martin James, postmaster. Mentzer & Carl. billiard hall.
Milford MHIon F, Lawyer. Mitford Monroe, City Attorney and U S Commissioner.
Millard Harrison, blacksmith. Mosier & Fox, harnessmakers. Nail Wm, carpenter.
Nathan Abraham, fancy goods. Nave, Allen & Co, grain elevator. Nave & Hegler, lawyers.
Nixon John T, Lumber and Grain Elevator.
O'Gallaher James, physician.
Opera House, M F Milford, Propr ... Parrott D P, grain and stock. Patterson & Roberts, barbers.
Peacock & Martin, proprs Attica Ledger.
Pearson & Points, Architects and Builders. Pixley Charles, saloon.
Pixley George, painter. Plaster H Rev (Catholic).
Poke Henry, cooper.
Porter N C & T D, dry goods and milli- nery.
Powell Thomas M, hardware.
Purviance Edward D, dentist.
Rank Ambrose E, horseshoer.
Reid J O, drugs. Reed J C Rev (Methodist).
Revere House, Louis Adler propr.
Rice John T, physician.
Robinson Charles F, Drugs,
Paints and Oils.
Rodgers Edwin C, stationery.
Rodgers John W, boots and shoes, and sew- ing machines.
Rohlfing Frederiek, furniture and under- taker.
Roley Alonzo, barber. Rupert Archibald M. physician. St Charles Hotel, Mrs Elizabeth M Fox propr.
Sattely John S, grocer and baker.
Schoonover Isaac E, lawyer and mayor.
Schuessler Johan, Foundry, Ma- chine and Boiler Shop. Scott Edward R, confectioner and restau- rant.
Scott John C, grocer. Scribner James M, jeweler. Shepard D F, four mill.
Sheridan James, saloon.
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Colventaod tron Cornices J. W. A 313-371 So. Clinton Street, CUANDO, H.L. Lust Send for illustrated Carlogus and Prices.
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Shideler Jonathan, flour mill.
Shields David, merchant tailor.
Shipps Charles, carriage and wagonmaker.
Shutis John, agent W St L & P Ry.
Sibel Hiram, grocer.
Smith David, plow and wagonmaker.
Strader Daniel, grain and stock.
Swank & Donovan, flour mill.
Sweitzer Johu, gunsmith.
Talbott Jefferson L, physician.
Taylor John J, lawyer.
Thiesen Peter, saloon.
Trammell Jaines M, sewing machines.
Trullinger Wm, justice of the peace.
Trullinger Wm & Co., drain tile factory.
Turman Alta Miss, dressmaker.
Turman & Son, grocers.
Van Deventer Rachel, milliner.
Vogel Charles, meat market.
Walker James B, painter.
Weber Paul &: Son, merchant tailors.
Whitehall Alexander L, physician.
Whitehall Samuel, physician.
Whittier Joseph G, shoemaker.
Wilmer Wm Rev (Presbyterian).
Wilson J Allen, books and stationery.
Wilson Martin L, boots and shoes.
Wilson Wm L, physician.
Wright Eva Mrs, milliner.
Yeager John B, saloon,
Yerkes Franklin, dry goods and notions.
Yerkes & Fry, patent right dealers.
Zeigler & Sons, dry goods.
ATIVOOD. Harrison township, Kosciusko county, on P. Ft. W. & C. Ry, is a village of 250 inhabitants, 7 miles north- west of Warsaw, the county seat. Has two churches-Methodist and Christian. Ex- press, Adams. Mail daily. J. A. Roven- stine, postmaster.
Accard E, blacksmith.
Akens D, barrel hoop mnfr.
Barber E L & Co, general store.
Dillingham D M, saw mill.
Forst M M & Co, general store.
Lutes J N, shoemaker.
Lutes S, blacksmith.
Parks J P, physician.
Rovenstine J A, Druggist. Sanborn M J, hotel. Stokesburg J, harness.
Welch & Teegarden, grain dealers.
AUBURN. Is the county seat of DeKalb county, located at crossing of B. & O. Eel Riv. Div. W. St. L. & P. and Ft. W. & J. R. R's, 130 miles northeast of In- dianapolis, and 23 north of Fort Wayne.
The village has 2,000 inhabitants, is i ... porated, and has good substantial pu! : buildings, comprising the county buildir. 7 churches and graded schools. Its bor. : indebtedness is $11,000. It is surroun by a good agricultural district, and ha abundance of timber of all kinds, which extensively manufactured by 4 saw m. In addition to its lumber manufactories i: : 2 flour mills, stave and heading, bent woo .. hub and spoke establishments. There : : 2 banks, 3 hotels, and a weekly newspe, -- DeKalb County Republican and Aul ... Courier-in the village. Lumber, gr .. staves, heading, hubs and spokes are s !: ped. Express, American, United Sta: . and Baltimore and Ohio. Telegraph, We . ern Union. Daily mail. Joseph Rainie.
postmaster. Abright Joseph, jeweler. Allen Aaron Livery Stable.
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Allen Wm S, physician.
Altenburg Daniel, justice of the peace.
Anderson James, carriage maker.
Ashley E, wagonmaker.
Auburn Courier, Reed & Lowry publisher ..
Auburn House, H Bashelier propr.
Austin W J & Co, boots and shoes.
Bachtel Isaac O, flour mill.
Baker Edward, baker.
Bashelier Henry, propr Auburn House.
Baxter J W, county clerk.
Beringer Frederick, tailor.
Beugnot C V & Co, stave factory.
Beugnot Joseph, saloon.
Beuret Jules, stoves and tinware.
Boland M, county recorder.
Cannon John F, carriage painter.
Canon Rebecca A, dressmaker.
Casebeer & Matheny, druggists and phy- sicians.
Cass Sarala & Mrs, Hair Goods. (Sec adv.)
Central House, T D Gross Propri- (See-ad'r'.)
Cleaveland Mary Miss, milimery.
Conzelman Wm Rev (Methodist).
Cool Isaac N, Livery Stable.
Cowan & Allyn, physicians.
Davenport Franklin E, druggist.
Davis John L, banker, hardware, insurance and express agent. DeKalb County Republican (Weekly), G WV Weamer publisher.
Doty John W, saw mill. Duncan George H, county commissioner.
Durkee Sarah Mrs, dressmaker.
Eckhart Charles, carriage and wagonmaker.
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Edgington Wm, barber. Ehlers John H, druggist. Eldridge Edward, saloon.
Elson Richard, dentist.
Ensley N & G, agricultural implements.
Ensley & Co, millinery.
First National Bank, capital $50,000, Jacob Walborn prest, Wm McIntyre cash.
Gibson Finley, baker.
Gonser Daniel, county treasurer.
Goodman Benedict, tinsmith.
Gordon George W, photographer.
Groscop Win, saloon.
Grosh & Ober, flour mill.
Gross Thomas I, Propr Central House.
Gugerli John II, tailor.
Hague Isaac, boots and shoes. Hebel John, cigars. Hoff Frank A, grocer.
Hollister Sherman, restaurant.
Houston Mitchell, meat market.
Houston M, city treasurer.
Huelsenbeck Ferdinand, saloon.
Humphrey Vivian A, physician.
Husselman & Veley, saw mill.
Johnson Henry Rev (Presbyterian). Jones Martha Mrs, notions.
Kiblinger & Co, hardware. Knoder John, gunsmith.
Kruger John, grocer.
Lanning George L, grocer."
Latson J J, coroner.
Leas A S, sheriff.
Little Andrew J Mrs, millinery.
Littlefield J J, physician.
Lockwood Philo J, lawyer.
McKay Alice R, millinery.
McQuiston & Ralston, agents B & O Ex Co and general store.
Meese Wm L, insurance agent.
Miller & Getrost, general store.
Central House,
T. D. GROSS, Proprictor,
Rates: $1.50 per Day. - - AUBURN, IND.
Jazzes
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AUBURN, - IND.
A. CASS,
HAIR GOODS
MANUFACTURER OF
Switches, Gurls, Puffs, Etc.,
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