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BUTLER. This thriving incorpora- ted village of 1,200 inhabitants is located in Wilmington township, DeKalb county. It lies at the point of intersection of air line division L. S. & M. Ry. and the Eel River Division W. St. L. & P. Ry., 12 miles northeast of Auburn and 160 north- east of Indianapolis. Grain and produce are shipped. The place has a good graded school, three churches-Lutheran, Metho- dist and Disciple -- three saw mills, handle factory, three flour mills, two brickyards, foundry and tile factory. The village sup-
ports two hotels and a weekly newsp.
the Record. Express, American and P'. .. Telegraph, Western Union. Miss lda ! penter, postmaster.
Barnes J S, brick and tile mnfr.
Barnett James S, physician.
Baxter Andrew J, lawyer and ins agt.
Beechler J W, dentist.
Beekman S M & C, grocers.
Bennett Joseph B, physician.
Blaker John, livery.
Bolan Milton J, druggist.
Boots George E, Proprietor of " Boots House, Lake Shore and Wai .. Depot.
Bordner & Plonsen, dressmakers.
Boyle James B, lawyer.
Britzius John, policeman.
Burget Lewis C, carriage mnfr.
Burns Albert W Rev (Lutheran).
Butler House, Mrs George Dyle propr.
Butler Record (weekly), Wm M Kist pro ..
Carpenter Ida Miss, postmaster.
Carroll Lottie Miss, agent American a :. Pacific Express Cos.
Crane C H & W E, grocers.
Diehl Leander J, jeweler.
Dills M L Mrs, milliner.
Dyle George Mrs, propr Butler House.
Ely & Egnew, agricultural implements.
Fanning A F, physician.
Fisher Isaac, cabinetmaker.
Fosdick E W, saw mill.
Fyke Charles A, principal public school.
Garrison Nellie Miss, dressmaker.
Gengnagel Geo F, hardware.
Gengnagel Nicholas F, saloon.
Haley Henry C, marshal.
Harn Annie Miss, milliner.
Harn Callie Mrs, dressmaker.
Haskins & Son, livery.
Hazlett Jonathan, city treas.
Hirschler Isaac, saloon and restaurant.
Hoopingarner John J, druggist.
Hopkins Ezra, brick mnfr.
Johns Garrett T, harnessmaker.
Johnson Isaac M, photographer.
Kehrer & Stone, druggists and booksellers.
Kist Wm M, propr Butler Record.
Knisely Bros, dry goods. Leonard & Stevens, foundry.
McBride Curtis C, painter.
McBride Levi, handle mnfr. McMorgan Wm, restaurant.
Madden Theodore S, marble yard.
Madden Wm H, physician.
Mathena Susie E Mrs, milliner.
Maxwell Daniel B, constable. May Adolphus, saloon.
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Miller John, physician. Milligan James, physician. Miltenberger Julius, flour mill. Moore John A, blacksmith. Mohr Philip, shoemaker. Moughler Amanda Miss, dressmaker. Ochs Isaac, dry goods. Ocker John H, city clerk. Otis Merril B, agent W St L & P Ry. Rensch Nicholas, tailor. Rudd Thomas, meat market. Searight Samuel G, tinsmith. Sise John J, justice of the peace. Snyder Bros, barbers. Stiefel S & Son, dry goods. Stiefel & Strauss, grocers. Stoy Cyrus S, saw mill. Straup & Wolf, clothing. Swarts Geo W, flour mill. Veley Josiah B, constable. Wanemaker Hartsel, justice of the peace. Wilkinson C W Rev (Methodist). Yetter Charles, optician.
BUTLER'S SWITCH. Number- ing 150 population, is situated in Jennings county, 3 miles from Vernon, the county seat, on J. M. I. R. R. The village has a Baptist church and district school. Mail daily. C. C. Burgess, postmaster. Burgess C C, Postmaster. Hale I II, agt J M & I R R. DeVersey N, general store.
BUTLERVILLE. With 600 in- habitants, is located in Jennings county, on the O. & M. Ry, 7 miles northeast of Ver- non, the county seat. The village has two churches-Baptist and Methodist-and a graded school. Express, O. & M. Mail daily. G. J. Grimstead, postmaster. Armstrong N, R R & Ex agent. Boyer Julius, flour mill.
Grimstead & Hutton, General Store.
Hutton W & Co, chair mnfrs. Myers J W & Co, general store. Nelson H G, druggist and physician. Weaver J L, blacksmith.
BYRNVILLE. A country post- office, in Harrison county, 10 miles north of Corydon, the county seat. New Albany, 14 miles southwest, is the nearest railroad approach. Stage connection with New Al- bany four times weekly-fare 75c. Mail four times per week. A. Levi, postmaster, and general store.
CABORN. A postoffice and station on the St. L. & S. E. Ry., in Marrs town- ship, Posey county, 6 miles east of Mt. Vernon court house. The village contains 50 inhabitants, Methodist church and dis- trict school. Mail daily. Thomas S.
Green, postmaster,
Campbell James B, lawyer. Eglis Peter, shoemaker. Fox John F, blacksmith.
Green Thomas $, R R Agent and Justice. Harrison Shadrick, constable.
Hicks C, physician. Noss G & Co, general store. Smith F, wagonmaker.
Williams Floyd, physician.
CADIZ. Located in Harrison town- ship, Henry county, 7 miles east of New Castle, the county seat, contains a popu- lation of 600, three churches-Christian, Methodist and Friends-and graded school. Lumber, flour and grain are the exports. Mail daily, by stage from New Castle. C. A. C. Lewis, postmaster.
Allis E, shoemaker.
Alshouse H T, blacksmith and justice.
Bond C W, physician and druggist.
Booth Charles, blacksmith.
Collins R K, hotel.
Cook J Milton, carpenter.
Cooper J D, justice of the peace.
Cooper W DD, General Store and Flour Mill.
Cowgill Edward Rev (Friends).
Craig Samuel, constable and carpenter.
Franklin Joseph Rev (Christian).
Hess F C, physician.
Hless L W, physician.
Johnson F H, wagonmaker.
Lewis C A C, Periodicals. Modlen W H, saw and flour mill.
Pickering B W, harnessmaker.
Rees & Pickering, general store.
Scart & Daugherty, grocers.
Staylor E, meat market.
Thomas John Rev (Methodist).
Vanmeter Joseph, blacksmith. Weesner John, wagonmaker.
Wilson J M, shoemaker.
Zimmerman G W, physician.
CALCUTTA. On the I. & St. L. R. R., in Van Buren township, Clay coun- ty, is a discontinued postoffice located 6 miles northeast of Brazil and 2 east of Car- bon, its place of receiving mail.
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CAMBRIDGE CITY. An en- terprising manufacturing village of 3,000 inhabitants, located in Wayne county, on the White Water river, 16 miles west of Richmond, the county seat, and 53 east of Indianapolis. Its rail facilities are excel- lent, being traversed by the P. C. & St. L., Ft. W. M. & C., W. W. V. R. Rs. and is the eastern terminus of the (Rushville and Cambridge City division) J. M. & I. R. R. The river furnishes power to operate a flour mill, which leaves the remaining por- tion of its water power not utiliized. The place is incorporated, and has a bonded debt of $18,000, ffve churches-Metho- dist, Presbyterian, Catholic, Baptist and Christian, good graded school, and sup- ports one National bank, four hotels and two weekly newspapers -- the Wayne Citizen and Tribune. The Indiana Car Company's Works are located here and manufacture cars on a large scale, employing a large number of hands. There are several other factories and mills of different kinds, all of which are in a flourishing condition. Grain, agricultural implements, cars and live stock form the chief exports. Express, American. Mail daily. F. C. Mosbough, postmaster.
Adams John, painter.
American Ex Co, Wm Beck agent.
Ammerman Mirian Mrs, dressmaker.
Anderson Thomas J, barber.
Austin Garrison P, harnessmaker.
Ayler, Charles Mrs & Son, dry goods.
Bailey Charles M, jeweler.
Bailey Joseph T, confectioner.
Bartholomew Harris, boots and shoes.
Bartsch Bros, meat market.
Bayier August, baker.
Benge Wm, restaurant.
Black & Beck, blacksmiths.
Bradbury Albert W, carriage hardware. Brandenburg Calvin, blacksmith.
Cambridge City Agricultural and Machine Works.
Cambridge City Tribune (weekly), Tribune Printing Company publishers.
Cammack Nathan II, lumber mnfr. Carey N & Son, meat market. Central Hotel, Wm P Stahr, Propr. Clark James II, meat market. Cokefair Robert H, painter. Conklin Benjamin, flour mill. Conklin W H & J, hardware. Cowles Edwin, propr Junction House. Creitz David C, flour mill. Crull Rufus, justice of the peace. Custer John L, cigar mnfr.
Dale Wm, grocer.
Dean J C & Co, druggists.
Develin Lafe, lawyer.
Doney George A, pianos and organ .. Doney Wm, cigar mnfr. Drischel Daniel, grocer. Ebert Frank K, grocer.
Elliott Calvin B, general store.
Finfrock John HI, sash, door and i. mnfr.
First National Bank, capital $100, 000, !
ville Ferguson prest, John Jackson (2 Fletcher Wm M, barber.
Foyst & Wissler, grocers.
Franklin Louis II, clothing.
Fraser John, taxidermist.
Fraser Mary Mrs, millinery.
Frohnepfel Theodore, grocer.
Gary Jacob, flax mill.
Gray John E, agt P C & St L and ] : & IR R's.
Griesinger Jacob, clothing.
Griffin Mary A, dressmaker.
Gruver && Briggs (Henry G:" ... and D B Briggs), Carriage and Was : Mnfrs. (See adv.)
Haase Wm, shoemaker.
Hall James R, supt public schools.
Hamilton Wm, saloon.
Harding Wm P, propr Wayne Citizen.
Harper Noah Rev (Baptist).
Harper Samuel, merchant tailor.
Harrison Orange S Rev (Methodist).
Haskins Henry, baker.
Hastings Elias R, grocer.
Hauer Anthony, carpet weaver.
Hollowell Amos C, stoves and tinware. Hoshour Samuel H, drugs and furniture.
Huddleston Martin , Resta. rant and Oyster Depot. 241 Main.
Indiana Car Co, Jethro Mitele President, W H Gardner Vice Presiden: Wm McMillan Treasurer and Manage. O L Bigham Secretary.
Ingerman Henry, brewer.
Jaqua Wm D, restaurant. Jenks Alfred, grocer. Jerdan George, wagonmaker.
Jonction House, Edwin Cowles propr.
Kelly John B Rev (Catholic). Kurshner Owen G, carpenter.
Kessells Enoch, painter. Kimmel J & D, maltsters.
King Arthur C, flour mill. King Edward N, flour and feed.
Kothe Henry, saloon.
Krahl Michael, saloon. Lucas John N, physician. McCaffrey James, druggist.
BINGHAM, WALN & MAYHEW, 12 East Washington street. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
American Watches at Factory Prier.
WM. M. BELL
Real Estate Agent and Notary Public, No. 807 Upper Third Street, Evansville, Ind.
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McCarthy Jeremiah J, marble works. Marson John, gunsmith.
Marson John W, grocer. Martin & Wilson, horseshoers. Marquis Wilson T, marshal.
Mason Daniel W, Attorney at Law and Notary Public, Room No I Odd Fellows' Building. Mayall Thomas M, dentist.
Medsker Wm F, lawyer.
Miller Benjamin F, Cigar Mnfr.
Miller Wm, pumpmaker.
Mosbaugh Frank C, postmaster.
Mott Edwin E, commission merchant.
Myers Eliab, physician.
Myers Leonard, wagonmaker.
Newby & Crail, (Thomas Newby and Rufus Crull), Insurance and Real Estate Agents.
Outland Alfred, barber.
Patton Mary M Mrs, dressmaker.
Paul George, shoemaker.
Pope George P Rev (Methodist).
Pritchard Emma Miss, millinery.
Riche James W, books and stationery.
Richey Electa Mrs, dressmaker.
Riddle Aaron T, Dealer in Stoves and Tinware, and all kinds of Tin and Iron Roofing, No. 215 Main. Rinker Caleb P, photographer. Roby George T, horseshoer.
Roth Wm A, lumber.
Routh Charles W, livery.
Routh John B, dry goods.
Rummell Adam, wagonmaker. Rummell Felix, blacksmith.
Rupp Henry S, jeweler.
Rutledge John W, Physician. Schwedes Phillip, saloon.
Scott Lizzie Mrs, dressmaker.
Sell Valentine, saloon.
Shively Charles E, lawyer.
Shults George W Sr, carpenter.
Shults George Public. Jr, Notary
Shults, Kinunel & Bro, Commis- sion Merchants, 237 Main.
Shultz George W, justice of the peace.
Smalley George F, propr Thurman House. Smith Isaac N, agt Ft W M & C and W W VR Rs. Smith J Andrew, city clerk.
Spencer Edwin L, jeweler.
Sprigg Eli D, justice of the peace.
Stahr Wm P, propr Central Hotel.
Stevenson Wm F, photographer.
Stobaugh Francis M, saloon.
Straub Cleophas, brewer.
Strayer Calvin ME, Grease and Oil Fertilizer.
Study Joseph N, physician.
Swiggett & Son, clothing.
Thurman House, G F Smalley propr.
Tribune Printing Co, publishers Cambridge City Tribune. Turner Burr, barber.
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CIEAS. D. COLSON. 103 & 110 Franklin Street, CHICAGO.
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Turner Mary C, millinery.
Tyler Henry A, barber. Vanbuskirk David, saloon. Vinton Elbridge, propr Vinton House, Vinton House, Elbridge Vinton propr. Wall Margaret Mrs, restaurant.
Waltz, John, carpenter. Wayne Citizen (weekly), Win P Harding pubr.
Weigel Josiah, boot and shoemaker. Wheeler & Fisher, boots and shoes. Whitely Isaac L, vinegar mnfr. Whitesell Samuel C, lawyer.
Wilson Charles S, dentist. Wilson Mary A Miss, milliner. Wright Cornelius T, furniture. Zehrung Peter, boots and shoes.
CAMDEN. An enterprising village with about 600 inhabitants, located in Jackson township, Carroll county, on T. H. I. Ry. (Log. Div.), 6 miles east of Del- phi, the county seat, and 13 southwest of Logansport. Deer creek furnishes water power to operate 3 flour mills. The village has four churches -- Methodist, Lutheran, Baptist and Presbyterian-graded and dis- trict schools, saw and planing mill, private bank, hotel, good weekly newspaper-Cam- den Expositor (Independent),-ably edited by Mr. Z. Hunt. Mason and Odd Fellows societies. Telegraph, Western Union. Ex- press, American. Mail daily. J. G. Crooks, postmaster. Armstrong Franklin G, physician.
CAMPBELLSBURG. T .. thrifty village, with 600 inhabitants. is i . Baker Peter, undertaker. cated in Brown township, Washing' Brown Ziba A, grocer. Bryant James M, tailor. county, on L. N. A. & C. Ry, 10 m. northwest of Salem court house. It I ... Budd Isaiah, carriagemaker, two religious societies --- Methodist Camden Expositor (weekly), Zo- phar Hunt Editor. (Sce adr). Christian-and good graded school. Lv press, Adams. Mail daily. Charles G. Camp Charles, physician. Cole Ambrose S, saloon.
Crooks John G, Postmaster.
Crooks L D & Co, Grocers. Cullen Joseph A Rev (Methodist). Dike Calvin E, restaurant.
Dillen J A & Bro, general store.
Dixon Jeremiah, barber.
Eschker Wm, boots, shoes and harness.
Fearnot Elizabeth M, milliner.
Groninger John, lawyer.
Hunt Zophar, Editor The Camden Expositor. (See adr.) Kennett Robert, constable. King Adin A, shoemaker, Kingery George W, hardware.
Koonts John W, justice of the peace. Koonts & Shebron, lumber mnfrs.
Kuns George, justice of the peace.
Lenon Samuel, propr Pioneer House. Leonard Nathan, flour mill.
McDade Philip Rev (Baptist). McFarland A Perry, lawyer.
McFarland & Mckinney, druggists.
Mills L C, painter. Mills Thomas J, blacksmith.
Musselman Aaron, agricultural implem Obenchain Matthew W, flour mill.
Peck Joseph F, blacksmith. Phipps Reuben S, R R and ex agent.
Pioneer House, Samuel Lenon, propr.
Porter Adam & Son, flour mill.
Ray Philip, lawyer. Ray, Rice & Stewart, agricultural imp! . Ray & Rice, bankers.
Schaffer George L Rev (Lutheran).
Shank Theopohilus M, confectioner.
Snyder Leander, physician and druggis !.
Steele B F, lawyer.
Stevens John V Rev (Presbyterian).
Steward Earle, livery.
Taylor John F, general store.
Taylor & Johnson, milliners. Teal Florence E Miss, milliner. Turner John E, meat market.
Wallace James M, hardware. Youkey Wm P, physician.
CAMDEN. Jay county. (See Pour ville.)
Robinson, postmaster.
Arnold Hugh, hotel.
Arnold S C, livery. Benjamin E J Mrs, milliner.
Bradshaw A E, Physician.
Brown Joshua, cigars and tobacco. Cauble P C Elder (Christian).
Chapman Frank, lawyer.
Chapman H O Rev (Methodist).
Chastian IIenry, blacksmith. Denny John S, lawyer. .
Diefendorf P D, Grocer.
Evans James A, grocer. Gipson Thomas, shoemaker. Gordon Morrison, carpenter. Hall I G, physician. HIall & Ratts, drugs. Hancock G S, physician.
Capital City Cigar.
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Hubbard James & Son, blacksmiths.
King Jefferson, Flour Mill. !! rtin R C, boots and shoes. Martin R W, physician. Murphy Jacob, drugs. Nicholson J W, dentist. Philputt Barton, harnessmaker. Pollard Simeon, blacksmith.
Prow C & Son, general store.
Robinson Charles G, Lawyer. Sappenfield E B, boots and shoes.
Shanks T J, tailor. Stansberry L, shoemaker. Stratton Bros, hardware.
Stratton James, carpenter. Wilkins J T C & Sons, general store. Wyman Samuel, carriagemaker.
CANA. A rural postoffice in Jen- nings county, 15 miles southwest of Ver- non, the county seat, and 6 miles northwest of Crothersville, the nearest railroad sta- tion. Weekly mail. Joseph Polk, post- master and general store.
CANAAN. Shelby township, Jeffer- son county, with a population of 100, is lo- cated 12 miles northwest of Madison, the county seat and railroad approach. The village has a Methodist society and graded school. Mail tri-weekly. C. H. Lochard, postmaster.
Dunn A, wagonmaker. Irvin A S Mrs, milliner.
Kremer J, shoemaker.
Lewis S B, physician.
Lochard C HI, General Store. Manford John, blacksmith.
Morgan R Mrs, dressmaker. Scott Adam Rev (Methodist). Stevenson R Rev (Baptist).
Vanarsdall J, constable.
Warfield G .T, justice of the peace.
CANAL. Or Millersburgh, as it was. formerly called, is a place of 150 inhabitants, in Campbell township, Warrick county, 9 miles northwest of Boonville, the county seat, and 5 north of Chandler Station, on L. E. E. & S. W. R. R. Pigeon creek. furnishes power to drive a flour mill. The village has two churches-Methodist and Baptist. Coal is mined here and is the principal shipment. Stage communication with Boonville semi-weekly. Mail semi- weekly. Mrs. L. E. Whetstone, postmaster .. Camp John, shoemaker. Campbell Thomas, justice of the peace.
Cherry Richard, blacksmith.
Duncan H A, general store.
Gander Edward, constable.
Green Daniel, barber.
Mischke Julius, general store.
Park Dr, physician and coal mine.
Shepard J L B, flour mill.
Whetstone Amanda Miss, As- sistant Postmaster.
Whetstone L E Mrs, Hotel.
CANNELBURGHI. Acoal-mining: village, known also as Clark's Station, is- located in Daviess county, on the O. & M .. Ry., 10 miles west of Washington, the. county seat. Population, 250. Coal is the principal article of export. Express, O. & M. Ry. Mail daily. W. F. O'Brian, post- master.
Buckeye Cannel Coal Co.
Clark J L & Co, general store.
O'Brian W F & Co, General Store. O'Brian W P, hotel and blacksmith. Walker George, physician.
CANNELTON. Noted for its supe -. nior quality of coal, is an incorporated vil- lage of 2,500 inhabitants, and the county seat of Perry county, located on the Ohio river, 140 miles south of Indianapolis, and
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120 below Louisville. It is quite an exten- sive manufacturing place, having a foundry and machine shop, cotton mill, brewery, shingle factory, coal mines, sewer pipe factory, pottery and paper mill. The vil- lage is enterprising and thrifty, has sub- stantial county and other public buildings, good business blocks, wide streets and ex- cellent educational advantages. Its hotels are good. The Phoenix is at the head, and will be found the best and most comfortable in the place, and is centrally located. The press is represented by two weekly newspa- pers-the Enquirer and Reporter (Demo- cratic) and the Advance (Republican). The last mentioned is a newsy little sheet, edited by Mr. J. F. Waldo. Coal, iron and its manufactured articles are exported. Express, Adams. Mail daily. Joshua B. Huckeby, postmaster.
American Cannel Coal Co.
Beard C H, physician.
Bemiss John S, physician.
Benson James, shoemaker.
Block A, furniture.
Bopp Wm, saloon.
Brunner John, confectioner.
Burnett Martin V, general store.
Cannelton Enquirer and Reporter, Will N Underwood pub.
Cannelton Paper Mill Co.
Cannelion Weekly Advance, John F Waldo Publisher, Fourth near Washington. (See adv.)
Chilton George, grocer.
Clark Cyrus, general store.
Clark House, E C Clark, propr.
Clark & Beard, druggists.
Clark & Bros, stoneware mnfrs.
Clemens Joseph P, insurance agent.
Clemens Peter, general store. Connor J P & Bro, shoemakers.
Cotten Robert L, druggist. Cullen Peter, general store.
Cummings Titus, general store.
Cummiskey John, general store. Cunniff Patrick, blacksmith. Damm Conrad, tailor.
Dekinder John, confectionery.
Denner Frederick, meat market.
Dorn T Mrs, general store.
Dusch Conrad, saloon.
Dusch Joseph, saloon. Ernst George, livery.
Fisbach Adolf, shoemaker.
Fox Philip, general store.
Gage Willard & Son, agricultural impls.
Gerber Charles, Saloon, 7th bet Washington and Taylor.
Greenberg Louis, notions.
Haering John F, saloon.
Hay Thomas, grocer.
Heck Ernst, propr Union Hotel.
Heck Jacob, general store.
Heck John J, harnessmaker.
Heck Wm, justice of the peace.
Hein Martin, marble works.
Hennen Alfred, insurance agent.
Henning Wm, lawyer.
Hinby Rudolph, saloon.
Hinden Peter, saloon.
Howard Mathias M, physician.
Huber Jacob, brewer.
Huckeby Joshua B, postmaster.
Hummel Lorenz, wagonmaker.
Hurst House, Mrs N J Hurst piepr.
Indiana Cotton Mills, E Wilbur sup :.
Irwin Thomas, general store.
Kielhorn Christian, general store.
Kunz Benedict, grocer. Layman Wm, blacksmith.
Lees Jamés & Son, machinists.
Lehmann Eva Mrs, furniture.
Loesch Anton, cooper.
McGregor & Burst, stave dealers.
Marin A Miss, milliner.
Markum Annie Mrs, general store.
Marshall Wm A, general store.
Marshall Wm C, physician.
Mason Hon Charles H, I ... Third bet Washington and Taylor, !.
port office cor Third and Main.
May P R & Bro, shingle mnfrs.
May Wm A, lawyer.
Meyer Peter, shoemaker.
Minor John W, county auditor.
Moog Charles, meat market.
Moser John C, cigarmaker.
Nettelbeck August, florist.
Nicolay James, jeweler.
Olminkhof Henry, general store.
Patrick John T, county clerk.
Payne Robert, general store.
Pfeiffer August, shoemaker.
Phonix Hotel, John Silberisen, ! prietor, corner Washington and Fr (See adı'.) Pletscher S, shoemaker.
Ploch & Spieker, furniture.
Polke Ferdinand, shoemaker.
Quick Alexander, jeweler.
Rathsam Michael, cooper.
Rauscher Christian, meat market.
Richards WWii, Stoves, Tim. .: and House Furnishing Goods, ington Street. Roenttgen Frederick, wagonmaker. Rounds Benjamin H, jeweler.
A. L WRIGHT & CO., Successors to Adams, Mansky & Co .. 47 and 49 S. Meridian St., Indianapolis.
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mpson Win C, barber. 'muck Andrew, meat market. "but Peter, saloon.
silbereisen John, Propr Phoenix Hotel, cor Washington and Front. (See
sicker Henry B, harnessmaker. staiber Jacob, blacksmith. iler J F & Bro, general store. !: chenor C Mrs, milliner.
Underwood Will N, editor Cannelton En- quirer and Reporter.
Union Hotel, Ernst Heck propr.
Vanderpool Dominick, boots and shoes.
Vollmann Nicholas, Proprietor Court House Saloon, 6th between Wash- ington and Taylor.
Waldo John F, Publisher Cannel- ton Weekly Advance, 4th near Washing- ton. (See c.v. )
Weber Peter, general store. Zimmerman John, general store.
CANTON. Situated on Blue river, in Washington township and county, is a village of 200 inhabitants, 4 miles north- east of Salem, the county seat. Harris- town, on the L N A & C Ry, 2 miles south, is the station. Canton has two churches ----
Friends and Methodist-district school and Friends' academy. Mail tri-weekly. J. H. Trueblood, postmaster.
Albertson O & Co, nursery.
Anderson J L, shoemaker.
Cadwell E W, general store.
Carr Willis, wagonmaker.
Faulkconer J S, blacksmith.
Green R, blacksmith.
Gregory Henry, shoemaker.
Harvey A, grain.
Herrod S H, physician.
McCoskey L B, blacksmith.
McCoy Louis, wagonmaker.
McCroskey A A, carriage and wagonmaker.
Morris B A, insurance.
Morris G M, dentist.
Parr Enoch Rev (Christian).
Sayler & Clark, saw mill.
Shrum M L, justice of the peace.
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