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Woesner John, blacksmith.
CORUNNA. A thriving village of 600 inhabitants, is located on Air Line division the L. S. & M. S. Ry., in Rich- land township, DeKalb county, 8 miles northwest of Auburn, the county scat. The place has two churches-United Brethren and Methodist-graded school, saw mill, brick and tile manufactory, flour mill and newspaper-The Headlight. Express, Uni- ted States. Mail daily. B. A. Chaffcy, postmaster.
Adams W I, Hardware. Bachtel Isaac O, flour mill.
Brumback J, live stock.
Calkin F WI, Planing Mill.
Carpenter A, blacksmith.
Chaffey I A, Agent U S Ex Co.
Cissel B G, drugs.
Clark E, cooper.
Corunna Headlight, J C Loveland editor. Finch John, justice of the peace.
Fried F G, general store.
Gesler John, cooper.
Griffith D, barber.
Hall & Wise, wagon mnfrs.
Master Jolim, Saloon.
Ilelmer J W & Co, general store.
Helmer & Carpenter, wagon mnfrs.
Innis C, hotel.
Innis & Greegg, boots and shoes.
Johnston J Rev (Methodist).
Lipsett & Co, general store.
Loveland J C, editor Corunna Headlight.
McMillan Geo, meat market.
Maynard T T, shoemaker.
Mercer Wm M, physician.
Niles Cè EK, harnessmaker.
Miller Lafayette, agent L S & M S Ry.
Myers J R, restaurant.
Osborn & Kline, saw mill.
Park Wm, dry goods and groceries.
Quince Henry, live stock.
Ruth & Floyd, druggists.
Shaffer Louis, blacksmith ..
Snyder F, physician.
Williamson J D, saloon.
Wiseman C, furniture.
CORWIN STATION. Tippeca- noe county. (See Romney.)
CORI. In Perry township, Clay county, with a population of 125, is located on T. H. & S. E. R. R., 12 miles southwest of Brazil, the county seat. The village has two churches-Methodist and Baptist-ex- press, Adams. Daily mail. O. James, postmaster. Asbury George W Rev (Methodist).
Gas Retorts and Fire Briol. CHIAS. D. COLSON, 108 $ 110 Fastile St. Best in the U. S.
Gas Benches in most approved style built promptly. Bench Castings, etc., furnished where required. Bò"See Adv., page 1.
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Bright W F, saloon.
Donham F G, justice of the peace. Glick Bros, wagonmakers. Glick P H, hotel. Glick P H & Son, furniture. Hamilton E, justice of the peace. Hatfield D H, general store. James O, Postmaster.
Modesitt, Druggists. Lucas & Son, boots and shoes. Moreheart Ferrell & Co, flour mill. Nivens D M Rev (Baptist). Stuckwisch M R, general store.
CORYDON. Is the county seat of Harrison county, located 20 miles west of New Albany, the nearest railroad approach, and most available shipping point, on Big Indian creek, at its confluence with Little Indian creek. The village is surrounded by a good farming country, and contains three churches- Methodist, Presbyterian and Disciples-good graded school, six ho- tels, two flour mills, a furniture factory, one saw mill, and two weekly newspapers-the Democrat and Republican. Population 765. As it has no railroad, its manufacturing in- terest is not developed, but in the event of a railroad, Corydon will improve greatly, both in commerce and manufactures. It is on a daily stage route from Leavenworth to New Albany. The latter place is the near- est bank location. Mail received daily. Nimrod S. Reynolds, postmaster.
Allen Hezekiah, sewing machines. Applegate George W, broker.
Applegate H M & Son, general store. Askren Smith, justice of the peace. Ball Frederick, shoemaker.
Bean James M, propr Bean's Hotel. Bines & Rowe, carpenters. Bowling, Loweth & Brown, flour mill.
Brown Mary J Mrs, millinery. Byrn Ransom N, agricultural implements. Byrne Johan J, Marble Works. Clark J C, physician.
Corydon Democrat (weekly), Stockslager & Askren pubs,
Corydon Republican (weekly), G W Self pub. Crawford & Neafus, meat market,
Cunningham Wm R, shoemaker. Dannenfalser Henry, barber.
Denbo George W, lawyer.
Deutsch Hotel, Jacob Deutsch propr. (See det). Deutsch Jacob, propr Deutsch Hotel. Douglass & Stockslager, lawyers.
Dunn Robert W, jeweler.
Feller & Bro, lumber nmfrs.
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Fried David II, meat market.
Funk Major W, lawyer.
Getzendanner & Bro, stoves and tin :.: .
Ginkins & Shuck, confectioners.
Green Win C, lawyer.
Griffin & McGrain, clothing.
Hays Henry C, lawyer.
Messerper Philip, Blacksmith.
Hisey & Lawson, flour mill.
Hudson Wm II II, lawyer.
Hueston Wmn JI, dry goods.
Jones Wm T, lawyer.
Joues W J Rev (Presbyterian).
Jordon Daniel, leather and findings,
Keller W H & Co, grocers.
Kintner Peter M, harnessmaker.
Kitner Wm W, propr Kimner House,
Kleber Nicholas, hotel. Lawson John E, druggist.
Lemmon Ellen E Mrs, milliner.
Lemmon & Son, livery.
Lewis & Long, blacksmiths.
Logan Maggie Miss, notions.
Lopp John W, marble works.
Lopp Lucinda Mrs, baker.
Lynch WIR C, Undertaker and Fur. niture Mnfr. (See adv.)
Mathes George H, harnessmaker.
Miller Cortes M, grocer.
Mitchell John, carpenter.
Moore N V Rev (Methodist).
Morris James L, justice of the peace.
Morris Rebecca Miss, dressmaker.
Mowrer Ephraim, carpenter.
Neapus Geo B, saloon.
Pell Frederick A, jeweler.
Porter Wm A, lawyer. Reader Wm, physician.
Reynolds Nimrod S, Postmaster.
Reynolds Thomas H, carpenter.
Riely Leander A, druggist.
Self George W, lawyer and propr Corydon Republican.
Sherman Ivan B, confectioner.
Sims James M, carding machine. Sims Wm, billiards.
Slemons Wm B, hardware.
Smith Alma E L, physician.
Stevens Thomas J, physician. Stevens Thomas J Mrs, millinery.
Stockslager & Askren, proprs Corydon Democrat.
Tabler James R, propr Tabler's Hotel.
Tracewell Wm N, lawyer. Wolfe Harvey S, physician. Wright Allen, propr Wright's Hotel. Wright Samuel J, lawyer.
Capital City Cigar.
JOHN RAUCH, Manufacturer, 82 Wost Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
SLATE ROOFING A. KNICELY & CO.
Cafe '72 and 74 W. Monres St., Chicago.
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COTTAGE GROVE. With nulation of 100, is situated in Union inty, on C. H. & I. Ry, 5 miles southeast Liberty, the county scat. The village .. a Dunkar I's society and district school. press, United States. Mail daily. Fin- . Egbert, postmaster.
" James A, general storc. vall Wm A, drain tile mnfr.
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Egbert Finley, General Store. Hey R C Kev (Presbyterian). reson P, blacksmith. anson M M, justice of the peace. "offer O, stock dealer. : axwell E G, saw mill. right G R C, blacksmith.
COUNTY LINE. Kosciusko coun- (See Rose Hill.)
COURTER. Eighty-one miles north f Indianapolis, is a small station on the I. . & C. Ry, in Jefferson township, Miami anty, 6 miles due north of Peru, the . unty scat. Population 38. Exports, vain, flax and clover seed. Mail daily. D. i. Smith, postmaster.
Armentrout Peter, blacksmith. ¿erbow Anna Mrs, weaver,
Dimaldson R F, R R agent. Donaldson & Smith, Grocers. Dikenbury George, live stock. Hammer Spencer, carpenter. Hammer Wm, carpenter.
Ogle J C, carpenter.
COVINGTON. The seat of justice for Fountain county, was settled in IS25, and now contains 2000 inhabitants, located on White river, I. B. & W. and C. & E. I. R. Rs., 27 miles southwest of Lafay- ette and 72 northwest of Indianapolis. This is a thriving village, containing good county buildings, substantial business blocks, handsome residences, and surround- ed by a rich and productive farming dis- trict, and having a supply of block coal that is of a very excellent quality and al- most inexhaustible. It has seven churches, graded school, two banks, two hotels, flour mill and a foundry. Three weekly newspa- pers are published and well supported -- the Journal (Greenback), Spence's People's Pa- per (Republican), and the People's Friend (Democratic). Express, United States and American. Telegraph, Western Union. Mail daily. Richard Nebeker, postmaster. Allen Hannah Miss, milliner.
Allen James L, agricultural implements.
Barber Wm J, tinner.
Eender Henry, Saloon w s Public Square.
Bender & Brown, boots and shoes.
Bergedall Charles, boots and shoes.
Beymer John G, meat market.
Bishop John M Rev (Presbyterian) .
Blackburn Mary A Miss, milliner.
Boord M & Co, furniture.
Boord Samuel, meat market.
Bowman & Vaughn, lawyers.
Brown House, P B Brown propr.
LYNCH & BROTHER, FURNITURE AND LUMBER CEDEALERS,
1 large and select stock of Lumber for building purposes kept constantly on hand. Under- taking made a specialty. Will attend funerals in town or country free of charge .. CORYDON, INDIANA.
Duetsol
Hotel,
Corner Main and Walnut Streets.
AGOOD ROOMS, NEWLY FURNISHED. - - STABLE ATTACHED TO THE HOTEL. A. Rate per Day, $1.00.
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Theo, Pfafflin & Co.
The leading Piano and Organ House of the West. Send for Price -- lists and Catalogues. # 58 and 60 North Pennsylvania St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Brown Philander E, Proprietor
Brown House, s w cor 5th and Liberty. Bunnell & Co, marble works. Butt George, wagon minfr.
Cardiff Edward S, saloon.
Clarke II M, tile mnfr.
Copner John W, propr Covington Journal. Copner & Clarke, lawyers.
Covington Journal (semi-weckly), J W Cop- ner propr. Crane's Hotel, J D Crane propr.
Crane Jonathan D, Propr Crane's Hotel.
Crane Wilkinson, jeweler.
Crigter WY N M Dr, Surgeons Dentist, Office over Mayor's Grocery, Covington, 'Teeth inserted from one to an entire set. I would say to the people of Covington and vicinity, that 3.712 thankfill to them for past favors and solicit the con. finnance of the same, and that special attention will begiven to the preservation and correction ofirregular. ities of the natural teethi.
Davis James O, picture and picture frames. Davis Lewis C, flour mill, 7 miles south. Dennis Wm & Co, grocers.
Dice Francis M, lawyer.
Duncan James M, general store.
Duncan & Gardner, grain dealers.
Dunkerly Joseph, founder and machinist. Farmers' Bank, Nebeker & Gish, proprs. Foster Niles II, agent I B & W Ry. Fountain County Coal and Mining Co. Gebhart John A, restaurant.
Geiger Nicholas, saloon. Gwinnup Henry, barber.
Gwynn Charles H, propr People's Friend. Hammon Milliard, restaurant.
Hardy James G & Co, bankers.
Harris James W Rev (Methodist).
Harter Caleb N, general store. Heintzelman William, saloon. Hills Robert M, physician. Jasperson Peter, saloon.
Keplinger John IN, Barber, w s Public Square. Jones Caleb V, physician. Jones George S, physician. King Robert C, saddles and harness. Lemp Alphonse, jeweler. Lewis Murphy, county recorder. Loeb L & J, clothing and dry goods.
Long James, justice of the peace.
MeClure Leon E, agent C & E IR ). McClure Thomas W, furniture and . taker.
McComas & Sullivan, grocers.
McGeorge Thomas H, hardware.
MeLaughlin & Goff, meat market.
McMahon Patrick, saloon.
Mareatt Kate Miss, dressmaker. Martin Marques, saloon.
Mayer Michael, grocer.
Meitzler John, saloon.
Menefee James A & Bro, wall paper.
Miles John R, hardware.
Miles Wm II, dry goods.
Miller John, grocer and baker.
Miller Joseph, brewer.
Miller L P, lawyer.
Mock Bros, druggists.
Mock John W, physician.
Mock Samuel I, physician.
Moore H H & Co, dry goods.
Nebeker & Cambern, lawyers.
Nebeker & Gish, propr Farmers' Bank.
Norton Margaret E Mrs, milliner.
People's Friend (weekly), C H GW. propr. Peter Jacob, boot and shoemaker.
Petro Benjamin L, physician, 3 miles e :
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Pettey James, cigars and tobacco. Pidgeon Michael, saloon.
Plaister Father Rev (Catholic). Purfeerst Charles, shoemaker.
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Purfeerst Frederick, boots and shoes.
Reed Isaac S, blacksmith.
Rhodes Joseph M, wagon mnfr.
Richardson Sarah Mrs, dressmaker. Ritchey & Thompson, barbers.
Rivera Thomas C, physician.
Rowland George, physician.
Salmen Caspar, Boring and I': pecting for Coal and Artesian We. North Fourth.
Savage Hardy, insurance agent.
Saybolt John, grocer and confectioner.
Sharon James T, wagonmaker. Shockley Archibald, blacksmith.
Slattery Daniel, saloon.
Sloan Isaac J, justice of the peace.
Spence's People's Paper, (weekly) Weber . Spence proprs. Spinning John N, physician.
Spining Lynn, druggist. Sprankel A H, sewing machines. Stilwell Iliram H, lawyer. Stilwell & Dochterman, lawyers.
Sullivan John M, livery. Tipton & Wood, lawyers. Townsley James L, sash, doors and blinds
WALL PAPER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
A. L. WRIGHT co.
Successors te Ada.his, Manser & Co .. 47 and 49 S. Meridian Street, Indianapoi's.
COBB & BRANHAM
INDIANAPOLIS, are Agents for the celebrated Indiana Cannel Coal, asca for gas purposes.
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Mason Chasles D, physician. webb David, livery.
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Weber & Spence, propres Spence's People's Paper. Talch Pembroke S, blacksmith. Weldon Marmaduke, hardware. seldon Samuel J, physician. HAker George W, sewing machines. Bestdahl Andrew, merchant tailor. Wood Juliet R Mrs, druggist.
COWAN. Name of postoffice in Dela. : are county, known also as McCowan Sta- Bon, on line of Ft. W. M. & C. R. R. Is Heated in Delaware county, 6 miles south .: Muncie, the county scat. The village contains 135 persons, a Union church and district school. American Express. Mail Daily. H. C. Haymond, postmaster. Hartley J H, drain tile minfr. Haymond EX C, General Store. Johnson & Shaw, blacksmiths.
Kerkler J R, cooper. Pryor Dr, physician. Trowbridge Bros, general store. Trowbridge D M, physician.
COX'S MILLS. Formerly called Middleboro, is a postoffice and village of 200 inhabitants, situated on Whitewater river, in Wayne township and county, 512 iniles northeast of Richmond. A flour and saw mill are operated by power from the river. There is a Methodist church and district school in the place. W. B. Graham, postmaster.
Mail daily. Bond Elizabeth, grocer. Poyd & Cook, lime kiln. Cox Robert, flour and saw mill. Graham W B, General Store. Halley Wm, carpenter. Hawkins Henry, blacksmith. Hawkins J B, blacksmith. Roberts Joseph, blacksmith. Williams Granville, blacksmith.
CRAIG. Otherwise known as Bray- town, is a country postoffice, in Switzer- land county, 6 miles west of Vevay, the county seat and shipping point. Daily mail.
Shaw James, Postmaster and General Store.
CRANDALL. On proposed line of the L. N. A. & St. L. R. R., in Jackson township, Harrison county, 7 miles north- cast of Corydon, the county seat, and 14 west of New Albany. Big Indian creek
furnishes power to operate one flour and two saw mills. Population 35. Churches, United Brethren and Methodist. Mail semi-weekly. Robert H. Pitt, postmaster. Burrows John, blacksmith.
Krackman P, flour and saw mill.
Melton John Rev (Methodist).
Pitt R HI Mrs, general store. Voyles Dr, physician and saw mill.
CRAWFORDSVILLE. The county seat of Montgomery county, is an incorporated city of 6,500 inhabitants, beautifully located in the center of the county, 43 miles northwest of Indianapolis, and 30 south of Lafayette. Its railroad facilities are good, and comprise the I. B. & W., T. H. & I. (Log. Div.) and L. N. A. & C. Rys. The city is well lighted by gas, has excellent water works, and an efficient fire department. Its streets are wide, clean, regularly laid out, and hand- somely lined with shade trees. The busi- ness portions are substantially built, and the public buildings, especially the court house, are of a character excelled by but few of the larger cities in the state in point of architectural beauty. There are two banks -- one national and one private -- two daily -News (Independent), Journal (Repub- lican), and two weekly newspapers, Star (Independent), and Journal (Republi- can). A good opera house, the reputable Wabash College, and good graded schools. Its hotel accommodations are excellent, comprising three hostelries, among which the Nutts and St. James stand at the head, and are first-class in every respect. Craw- fordsville has ten churches-two Methodist, one Episcopal, two Baptist, three Presby- terian, one Catholic, and one Christian. The manufactories comprise two flour mills, stave factory, planing mill, pump factory, foundry and machine shop, and coffin man- ufactory. The Western Union Telegraph, American, United States, and L. N. A. & C. Express companies all have offices here. Thomas H. B. McCain, postmaster. Abraham Bros, boots and shoes.
Abraham George, harness.
Allen Maleta J Mrs, milliner.
Allen & Bro, dry goods. American Ex Co, Alba H Braden agt.
Atkinson Robert E, produce. Ballard Tilghman E, lawyer. Barron Charles, shoemaker.
Bass Marquis L, physician. Benford Ambrose W, druggist. Binford George A, notions.
At Reduced Rates, at Sprague's, ANY BOOK YOU WANT 391 W. Madison St., Chicago, Il.
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driven profitably by a Threati. manufactured by CHANDLER & TA Indianapolis, Ind. See page 3.
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Blackwell Edward D, dentist. Blair & Ashley, stave mufrs.
' Bonnell John R, cigars and tobacco. Borradaile John, propr St. James Hotel. Bowen Charles Il, editor Daily News. Bowles Charles J Rev ( Baptist). Braden Alba II, agt Am and U S Ex Cos. Braden Jector S, coal. Bramblett Wm R. photographer. Brenan Patrick, shoemaker.
First National Bank, capital SIoo,c . H Durham prest, Benjanun cashier.
Fischer Peter L, cigars and tobacco.
Fisher Lewis, druggist,
Flannagan Alfred B, justice of the Fordyce John L, merchant tailor.
Francis & Bro, blacksmiths.
French John S, physician:
Fry John C, baker and confectioner.
Fry Wri R, real estate.
Galey Bros, dentists.
Gibson Albert, barber.
Gilbert Damas, baker and confectiona.
Gilbert John A, musical instruments.
Godman Solomon H, contractor.
Goldberg Joseph, junk dealer.
Goltra Charles, gents' furnishing goods.
Gregg S H & Son, hardware.
Green James W Rev ( Methodist).
Carter Nannie Miss, dressmaker. Chapman Moses V, photographer.
Coffman & Williams, lumber.
Harrington F P Rev (Episcopalian).
Harris Wm H, fruits.
Harris & Conway, blacksmiths.
Harter & Lucas, dry goods.
Haun Adam D, saloon.
Heaton James, insurance.
Hendrick Allen, wagonmaker.
Hernly Abraham H, cabinetmaker.
Herron Howard F, livery.
Cox David W, florist. Craig Herman T, carpenter.
Crawford Charles M, dry goods.
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Hurley & Crane, lawyers.
Hutton Hermon A, manager W U Tel ( .
Hyatt Richard, horseshoer.
Insley James, livery. Jackson Edward, restaurant.
Jennison Albert C, lawyer.
Joel Ephraim, clothing.
Joel Jacob, clothing.
Joslin Noah S, furniture.
Kahn Eli, clothing. Keegan Enoch W, physician.
Keeney Jere M, editor Crawfordsville Sta :.
Kelly Michael, restaurant.
Kelley Thomas S, boots and shoes.
Kennedy & Brush, lawyers.
King & Steele, grocers. Klein Madison C, jeweler. Kostanzer Anthony, furniture.
Krout Robert K, druggist. Lamb George W, merchant tailor. Laymon Sarah A Mrs, restaurant.
Lee James & Bro, grocers. Lewis Lemuel H, barber. Lippincott Eldridge, physician.
C. BRADFORD,
Solicitor of Patents, Indianapolis, Ind. Expecial atter paid to complicated and difficult cases. Itissues, Info: encos, etc. References given if desired. Call or write information.
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Crawfordsville Coffin Co. Crawfordsville Gas Light Co.
Crawfordsville Journal (daily and weekly), Thos H B McCain editor and propr.
Crawfordsville Star (weekly), Jere M Keeny editor. Crist John M, tailor. Cunningham Cornelius, clothing. Cushman Samuel R, restaurant. Daily News, Charles H Bowen editor. Darter & Elmore, grain dealers.
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Davis Isaac, lawyer. Dennin James R Rev (Catholic). Detchon Elliott, druggist and physician. Dickey & Brewer, books and stationery. Dobson Thomas, shoemaker. Driskell & Johnson, billiard hall.
Duckworth & Bro, grocers. Dudley Elias, Carpenter and Builder. Duncan Joseph R, physician. Elston & Son, bankers. Eltzroth Christian W, furniture. Evans & Sidener, boots and shoes. Ferber & Bischof, notions. Fink Philip, meat market.
Hadley & Hornaday, grocers.
Hardee Wm D, grocer.
Collins & Sons, carriagemakers.
Colman Lewis, laundry. Compton Eli, justice of the peace.
Connor James W Rev (Christian). Coolman Henry, horseshoer.
Guthrie F B & Bro, meat market.
Bryant & Son, hardware. Bundy Jason Rev (Methodist). Campbell Alvin, lawyer. Campbell Bros, dry goods. Carpenter John A, Millinery.
Brown J S & Son, dry goods.
Britton & Bros, lawyers. Brown Henry, barber. Brown John S, cooper.
Brown Wm L, saloon. Brown & Watkins, flour mill.
Cowan & Ensminger, physicians. Cox Benjamin F, lumber.
Hess Harvey H, grocer. Holmes Timothy, saloon. Hummel Henry, saloon.
MERRILL, HUBBARD & CO. Wholesale Booksellers and Paper Dealers, Indianapolis, Ind.
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Liter Wm T, livery. Loucks Wm E Rev (Presbyterian).
Leech T F, physician. Lucas C F & Bro, dry goods. Lucas Thomas N, grocer.
Lutz Noth, saloon. Lyle & Smith, founders and machinists. Lynn Wm H, grocer.
McCain Thomas H B, editor and propr Crawfordsville Journal and postmaster.
McClelland Wm D, physician.
McClure David F, dry goods.
McCoy & Purviance, painters.
McCree Aaron, horseshoer.
McMechan Theodore, dentist.
Mahorney Alexander C, furniture.
Mahorney Zach, agricultural implements.
Markley George L, horseshoer.
Martin Wm, ice. Mayer Melechior, saloon. Metzger Jacob, gunsmith.
Meyer Augustus, saloon. Miller J S & Co, carriage mnfrs.
Mitchell Wm J, merchant tailor.
Moffett & Booe, druggists.
Montague Frank G, physician.
Moore Ada Miss, dressmaker.
Muhleisen Albert, saloon.
Myers & Rountree, dry goods. Neilest George, barber.
Nicholson James, photographer. Nicholson Wm E, sewing machines. Niestadt Herman D, merchant tailor. Nolan Thomas E, propr Sherman House.
Nutt's Hotel, Thomas M Robbins Propr.
Opera House, Ramsey & Gilkey proprs.
Orme & Crawford, meat market.
Ornbaun Benjamin L, harness.
Paul & Humphries, lawyers.
Payton & Vancleave, produce.
Peirce Robert B F, lawyer.
Perry Henry M, lawyer. C
Perry John W, baker and confectioner.
Piercy George H, lawyer and justice.
Powers Wm M, meat market.
Price Michael, grain.
Proctor N P H, lawyer.
Ramsey & Gilkey, proprs Opera House.
Reisfel George L, meat market.
Rice John, grain dealer.
Roach David A, lawyer.
Robb John B, hardware.
Robbins Thomas M, propr Nutt's Hotel.
Robinson & Wallace, books and stationery. Russell Byron R, lawyer and justice.
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North Washington Street,
Opp. Shue & Pennis' Grocery Store, For All Kinds of
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S GOODS.
We Keep the Largest Stock of Millinery in the City. The Latest Styles Always on Hand. Also Dress Making and Cutting. J. A. CARPENTER, - Crawfordsville, Ind.
ELIAS DUDLEY,
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Estimates Made and Work Promptly Attended to.
CABINET MAKER and PICTURE FRAMES.
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Chicago Zinc Works,
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St James Hotel, John Borradaile propr. Sarber Wm H, physician. Schlamme Otto, saloon. Shean Annie Mrs, baker. Sherman House, Thomas E Nolan propr. Shue & Dennis, grocers. Sloan John J, grocer. Smalley, Baugh & Co, grocers. Smith Bros, livery. Smith John L, grain dealer. Smith R C & Co, druggists. Smith & Markley, blacksmiths. Snyder Edward C, lawyer. Snyder Frank L, undertaker. Sommerville Peter C, boots and shoes. Speed Sidney, marble yard. Speed & Zook, marble yard. Springgate & Co, boots and shoes. Stafford George W, lawyer. Stillwell Wm A, painter.
Stratton James P Rev (Presbyterian). Streight Mary J Mrs, planing mill. Stroh J W & Co, lumber. Sullivan Wm, flour mill. Taylor Joseph H, baker and confectioner. Taylor & Gott, physicians. Thomas Albert D, lawyer. Thomas Charles L, lawyer. Thompson Bros, lawyers. Thomson Andrew, real estate. Thomson & Ristine, lawyers. Tinsley & Martin, hardware. Totten Edward, dentist.
Townsley John A, sewing machines.
Tracy & Richmond, printers.
Troutman Jacob M, flour and feed. United States Ex Co, Alba H Braden agent. VanCleave Matthew M Rev (Baptist).
VanSickle Isaac N, jeweler. Vanslyke Wm H, shoemaker.
Voris Jerre, undertaker.
Voris & Law, livery.
Wabash College. Waggaman Wm M, pumps. Wambler & Butler, fruit and confectionery. Warnock James, saloon.
Watson Coutant & Co, carriage mnfrs.
Western Union Tel Co, Hermon A Hutton manager. Weston John, shoemaker. White & Travis, lawyers. . Wheeler Ephraim, barber. Wickliff & Simms, hair goods. Willhite & Bishop, tailors. Williams Zachariah W, restaurant.
Williams & Sharp, meat market. Willson & Willson, lawyers. Wilson John L, lawyer. Wingate J C & Co, agricultural implements.
Woodson Benjamin F, cabinetmaker. Wright Charles W, insurance. Wright & Seller, lawyers. Yuncker J F & Bro, bottlers. Zeller Michael, saloon.
CRESSWELL. A small place in Smyrna township, Jefferson county, 61; miles northwest of Madison, 3 and 5 mile. west of Wirt and North Madison respect. ively. Hobart's creek furnishes water power to drive a flour and saw mill. Pres- byterian church and district school in the vicinity. Mail tri-weekly. A. C. Dean, postmaster.
Dean A C, Postmaster.
Hapfenter & Son, flour mill. Ritchie & Co, saw mill.
CRISMAN. Is a village in Porter county, with a population of 50, on the Michigan Central R. R., 13 miles north of Valparaiso, the county seat. Mail daily. Joseph White, postmaster.
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