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FRANK P. ADAMS, Principal,
Rar Sco Preceding Page. DANVILLE, HENDRICKS COUNTY, IND.
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TIERRILL HUBBARD & CO. Miscellaneous and Blank Books and Office Stationery, Indianapolis.
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Lewis James, dry goods.
finn William T, carriage manfr. McClelland William R, furniture. McCurdy Charles, restaurant. McCurdy James T, carriage manfr. McPhetridge William H, merchant tailor. Manning Bros, pianos and organs. Mesler John, grocer.
Moore & Son, grocers. Nave Christian C, lawyer.
Nichols Thomas, Justice of the Peace, Main west of Public Square.
Normal Teacher (Monthly), Jo- seph E Sherrill publisher. (See adr.) O'Haver Anna, Mrs, dressmaker. Peale Granvill P Rev (Christian).
Pierson Frank, druggist.
Powell T & Son, sewing machines.
Rader Henry H, jeweler.
Scearce George W, boots and shoes.
Scott Edwin L, blacksmith.
Sherrell James W Rev (Baptist).
Sherrill Joseph E, Propr. The Normal Teacher.
Smith A A & Co, books and stationery. Steele Alice Mrs, milliner.
Steele Samuel W, marble works.
Stevens John H, dry goods.
Stewart Charles W, sewing machines.
Talbott Alonzo, boots and shoes.
Thomas Erasmus D Rev (Baptist).
Tinder E M, baker.
Tinder Joel T, druggist.
Todd Henry G, physician.
Towles R P & Son, druggists.
Wade & Wade, furniture.
Waterous James C, lawyer.
Wayland George W, books and stationery. Welshans Thomas, boots and shoes.
White Charles A, physician. Wills Julia Mrs, milliner.
Wilson David G, harness.
Wilson Thomas G, propr Laureate House. Wooten Wm S Rev (Friends).
DARLING. Name of postoffice at Manchester station on the C. I. St. L. & C.
R. R., in Dearborn county, 10 miles north- west of Lawrenceburg, the county seat. The place has but a small population. In the vicinity there is a Methodist church and district school. Express, American. Mail daily. E. O. Crocker, postmaster. Bihe John, saw mill.
Crocker E O, General Store, R R and Ex Agt.
DARLINGTON. Franklin town- ship, Montgomery county, is a village of 600 inhabitants, located 10 miles northeast of Crawfordville, the county seat, on line of T. H. & I. Ry (Log. Div). Two flour mills derive power from Sugar creek. Contains four churches-Methodist, Christian, Pres- byterian and Friends -- and graded school. Express, American. . Mail daily. Robert Jackman, postmaster.
Beckner James, dry goods.
Booher & Bro, livery.
Butler & Pritchard, drugs.
Chambers & Co, meat market.
Cox WIA, Flour Mill.
Curry J H, physician.
Fisher N, R R and Ex agent.
Griffith M E Mrs, physician.
Griffith T J, physician.
Goble J H, hotel.
Hall J F, meat market.
Hollingsworth J M, general store.
Hopper M S, physician.
Hulet W F, hardware.
Jackman Robert, Hotel.
Jennings E T, grocer.
Kelsy & Rhorer, stock dealers.
McMeekin J G, physician.
Marshall J A, saw mill.
Mote & Son, flour mill.
Naylor J E G, physician.
Ramsey P E Mrs, milliner.
Sheffley & Son, boots and shoes.
Smith & Greyson, milliners.
Thompson & Bro, boots and shoes.
Thompson & Co, Hardware.
Thompson & Wheeler, grocers.
ROWE & THORNBRO.,
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Livery, Feed and Boarding Stable!
First-class single and double rigs furnished at all times. Prices reasonable.
Southeast Cor. Public Square, Danville, Ind.
FOR SALE-ALL COLORS. J. W. Atkinsen, 313-321 So. Clinton St., Chicago.
Home Life Ins. Co.
Has perfected plans for a large busin .. . Indiana during ISSI. For Agencies 2; . ... E. H. KELLOCO, Sup't, Chicago,
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Tribbett J W, grocer. Wheeler W S, wagonmaker.
DARWIN. Known formerly as Car- rollton, is a small place in Carroll county, containing 65 persons, located 17 miles southeast of Delphi, the county seat, and fifteen miles west of Kokomo, the usual place of shipment. Mail four times each week. J. H. Koonsman, postmaster. Crawford J J, shoemaker.
Ferguson J M, constable. Hendrix J M, justice of the peace.
Hicks H, blacksmith.
Hoover M H, grocer.
Koersiman JEM, Grocer. Paddock C M, drain tile mnfr.
Taylor Wm, meat market.
DAVIS MILLS. Lagrange county. (See Greenfield Mills.)
DAYTON. This thriving village of 600 inhabitants is located in Sheffield town- ship, Tippecanoe county, 7 miles southeast of Lafayette, on the L. F. & W. Ry. Wild Cat creek furnishes power to operate a flour- ing mill. The place has four churches --- Presbyterian, Methodist, United Brethren and Universalist-and good graded school. Express, United States. Mail daily. Wil- bert Baker, postmaster.
Baker Alvin C, painter.
Baker Robert, undertaker.
Baker Wilbert, Stationery and Job, Printer.
Benham D, broom mnfr.
Boyles & Bro, meat market.
Browning J, flour mill.
Burton V S, general store.
Carter A J, tailor.
Crouse D H, physician.
Crouse J H, physician.
Dayton Carriage Co.
Dryer L L, justice of the peace.
Fairman Edward W, druggist.
Fox R C, Physician.
Frankenfield Ezra, general store.
Johnson George, blacksmith.
Kahl Jacob, shoemaker.
Kahl J L, barber. Kellenberger G J, R R and Ex agent. Kellenberge M E, grain dealer.
Lciter ET, Dentist.
Lentz N S, marble yard.
Lentz M A, hotel.
Lentz & Gladden, general store. Morris S II, hotel.
Omeloena James Rev (Presbyterian).
Paden Marvin, General Store. Paige P D, boots and shoes. Sickafoose G W Rev ( United Brethren . Strolher L, physician. Taylor Wm, carpenter. Wilgus Albert, physician.
DECATUR. The seat of justi . Adams county, is an incorporated the .... manufacturing village of 2, 500 inhab :: pleasantly located in the midst of ac cellent farming country, on the St. Mas :: river, and at crossing of the G. R. & I. :: T. D. & B. R. Rs., 21 miles south of 1. Wayne and 138 northeast of Indianap. It has excellent public buildings, sul .: tial business blocks and residences, i. f from bonded debt, well endowed with schools and churche's, and its every app : ance denotes life and enterprise. There ..: in the village two weekly newspapers --.: Journal (Republican) and Democrat-Ader. County Bank and several hotels. T. . Burt House, Dick C. Townsend, propriet 1. being the most centrally located, is a favor. ite resort of traveling men, and second to none in this part of the state. For its size Decatur has extensive manufactories, con- sisting of three saw mills, a brewery, two stave factories, planing mill, handle factory, four flour mills, spoke and churn factories. Grain, live stock, lumber and staves are the chief exports. Express, United States. Telegraph, Western Union. Daily mail. Jeremiah A. Blossom, postmaster.
Adams County Bank (Capita! $50,000), Robert B Allison Prest, W I! Niblick Cashier.
Adams Lemuel D, Stave and Head. ing Mnfr.
Alders C E & Son, grocers.
Ault & Showalter, spoke mnfrs.
Bailey John T, justice of the peace.
Barthel Albert, saloon.
Bell Alexander R, livery.
Bobo James R Hon, judge Adams C C.
Bollman A McW, insurance agt. Bosse Frank B, bakery and restaurant.
Bosse Herman, saloon.
Bottenberg C A & Co, meat market.
Brake Herman H, saloon.
Brandyberry & Fordyce, saw mill. Bremerkamp John H, saloon. Bremerkamp M Mrs, general store.
Brock John, tinware.
Burns Milen, harness.
Burt House, Dick C Townsend propr. (See ado.)
Bushnell & Schlegel, blacksmiths.
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Carnes J B Rev (Methodist) . Casi S T & Co, wagonmakers. Christen G, County Auditor. ( loss Jacob, grocer. Closs & Elzey, jewelers. Colchen Mathias, grocer. Congleton Winfield S, lawyer. Conter & Holthouse, boots and shoes.
Coverdale Jonas S, physician. Cox & Thomas, blacksmiths. ('urran Richard A, druggist. Decatur Democrat (weekly), Hardy & Wil- liams proprs. Decatur Journal (weekly), Trout & Stanton publishers.
DeVilbiss Alton L, dentist.
Donovan & Adelsperger, grocers.
Dorwin C T, photographer.
Dorwin Thomas T, physician.
Dorwin & Holthouse, druggists.
. Dosenbach John, cooper. Durbin Elias, justice of the peacc. Edington James, general store.
Eiting Henry, saloon. Eiting John, general store.
Eley David, lawyer.
Elsworth JE & Co, Carriage Mnfrs.
Elsworth Hartman, Churn Mnfrs.
Fidler George, restaurant.
Fisher I B Rev (Evangelical). Flagg Samuel, general store. Forbing Peter, grocer. France & Hooper, Lawyers, No. taries Public, Collection and Insurance Agents.
Francke Frederick, jeweler.
Freeman Benjamin R, physician.
Funkey George H, harnessmaker.
Gast Louis J, agt T D & B R R.
Glass & Dorwin, lumber.
Goodsell & Mann, lumber.
Hardy & Williams, proprs Decatur Demo- crat. Hart Jacob S, flouring mills.
Heller Daniel D, lawyer. Hill J, notions.
Iliskey Frank, furniture.
Holloway Augustus G, physician.
Hoover & Auter, milliners.
Holthouse John B, agent U S Ex Co.
Hubler E M Rev (Lutheran).
Hughes Wm S, marble works.
Jackson Daniel O, lumber.
Jamison Alcinous B, physician.
Johns Frederick, saloon.
Kanouse C A Rev (Presbyterian).
King John Jr, carriagemaker.
Burt Hou
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DICK TOWNSEND, Proprietor.
SAMPLE ROOM'S ON THE FIRST FLOOR.
DE LOCATION CENTRAL. Free Bus to and from all Trains.
ADAMS COUNTY ABSTRACT OFFICE. JOHN SCHURGER, PROPR. DECATUR, INDIANA.
Insurance and Collecting Agent, Real Estate.
Furnish Abstracts and Statements of Titles, buy and sell Real Estate on Commission, collect Notes and Accounts, foreclose Mortgages, pay Taxes and invest Money at good rates, with the best of Security, for non-residents. E. G Parties having Money to invest should address me. Send for information.
JOHN SCHURGER, DECATUR, IND.
FOUNDRY SUPPLIES. CHAS. D. COLSON. 108 and 110 Franklin Street, CHICAGO. L'ACINGS-the best in U. S .- for every description of Castings, (Steel Ingots a Specialty.) Shovels, Riddles, Bellows, Brushes, etc., of cxtra quality, for Foundry use, a Specialty. Blackhead Crucibles.
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Kleinhenz John W, saloon. Kortenbrer Herman, saloon. Krick & Mangold, produce. Lammiman Charles H, grocer.
Mckendry JE & Co, Stave and Heading Mnfrs and Saw Mill.
Martin Jacob, bakery and restaurant. Melching Ernst M, grocer.
Mersman Wm, brewer.
Micsse Israel J, propr Miesse House.
Miller Charles, tailor. Miller Charles A, baker. Miller & McConnell, barbers.
Moon Wm P, grocer.
Moon & Christian, carpenters. Myers Bros, saw mill.
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Patterson & Young, marble works.
Peterson Shaffer, lawyer. Peterson & Huffman, lawyers. Place James W, confectioner.
Pond John M, wagonmaker. Pyle & Malloney, gunsmiths. Rademacker Cornelius, saloon. Railing & Smith, livery. Rout Bros & Co, flour mill. Schlegel Benneville, blacksmith. Schlagel Daniel, tinner. Schrock Win H, physician.
Schrock & Bro, druggists.
Schurger John, County Recorder, and Abstractor of Land Titles for Adams County. (See adr.) Segur C & II, handle mnfrs. Shafer F & Bro, hardware.
Sholty Benjamin W, druggist and agt Am Ex Co.
Sleigle Daniel, stoves and tinware. Smith George & Son, saloon. Smith Joseph, wagonmaker. Smively John, saw mill, 5 miles south. Spencer Win G hardware. Steele & Co, meat market. Stone James H, hardware. Strass Isaac, clothing. Studabaker & Quinn, lawyers. Terveer & Bowers, hardware. Tonellier John J, saloon.
Townsend Dick C, Propr Burt House. (See adv.) Trout Wm & Son, physicians. Trout & Stanton, pubs Decatur Journal. Vogelwede John W, saloon. Voglewede Joseph H, boots and shoes. Weibler Charles, meat market.
Welfley John, grocer. Whipple Lewis, barber. White J S M, gunsmith. Winnes Henry, shoemaker. Worden Wm H, flour mill, 6 miles ... east.
Yager Leopold, furniture.
DECKERS STATION. Loxx on White river in Knox county; is a : office and station on the E. & T. II. R. : II miles south of Vincennes, the co: seat. Corn and wheat are exported, press, Adams. Mail daily. H. O. Dec: postmaster. Boleman Thomas, agt E & T H R R. Decker HN O, Postmaster and Exp :. Agent.
DEEDSVILLE. Claiming a pope's tion of 150, is located in Miami county, the I. P. & C. Ry., 11 miles north of It. the county seat. The village con :: " Methodist church and district school. Gre lumber and hogs are the exports. Exp te. United States. Mail daily. S. M. Loc .!:
postmaster. Bain Wmn, carpenter.
Daines Thomas, shoemaker.
Fites J W, shoemaker.
Flitcraft Wm, blacksmith.
Grey H, physician.
ITINI KE HM, General Store.
Karn Levi, teacher. Keplogle J, carpenter.
Leedy S MI, Postmaster.
McQuara D, shoemaker.
Piper F M, cooper. Sagers & Fenters, saw mill. Steiner & Son, tile mnfrs.
DEEP RIVER. Deriving its na from river upon which it is located, ". .. tains 45 inhabitants and one flour i .. which derives water power from Deep river. The village is situated in Lake county, !! miles northeast of Crown Point, the court seat. Hobart, 51% miles north, on P. ! !. W. & C. Ry, is the place of shipner' Mail received by stage from Crown P ....: tri-weekly. Nathan Wood, postmaster. Helbrich Adam, blacksmith.
Vincent Alonzo W, physician.
Wood Augustus, general store. Wood Geo, cheese mnfr.
Wood Nathan, Flour Mill.
DEER CREEK. With 300 inha. itants, is a pleasant village located in Wa ...
JOHN RAUCH,
Manufacturer of FINE CIGARS. 82 West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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ton township, Carroll county, 16 miles ..: of Delphi, the county seat, and Jo south i Logansport, the shipping point, Among recent improvements is a Lutheran herch. It has daily stage communication ..! Logansport-fare 25 cents. Mail re- ved daily. Lewis Ray, postmaster. radfield B D, physician.
town F B, physician. .town & Bro, drugs and groceries. De Ford H A, Carpenter.
Jarrett & Denney, tile ninfis. Groninger John M, justice of the peace. Groninger Stewart, carpenter. Groninger & Rhea, blacksmiths.
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Kratli John G, Hotel and Justice. oop W M, physician. Motter Z A, nursery. Newer J C, lawyer.
Newer & Kratli, lumber.
Taden Frank, painter.
Pittman Will S, news depot.
Pollock J L & Sons, carriage mnfrs.
Ilay Bros & Bradfelel, Drugs and Hardware.
Hay Lewis & Bro, General Store. Ray & Wilson, live stock.
Rhea A S, blacksmith. Shanks Wm, grocer.
Smith HI B, jeweler. Smith J S, shoemaker.
Studebaker D & Co, flour mill.
Woll W W, insurance agent. Yakey A J, plasterer.
DEERFIELD. One-half mile from Randolph Station, on the P. C. & St L Ry, in Ward township, Randolph county, con- tains a Methodist church, district school, and 200 inhabitants. Winchester, the county sest, is situated 7 miles south. Ex- press, United States. Mail daily. D. M. Pierce, postmaster.
Ballard Amos, physician. Clapp J B, saw mill.
Collett J M, grain dealer. Collins Amos, general store.
Collins E C, live stock. Hawley D F, justice of the peace.
Pierce Daniel MK, General Store. Purcell John, physician.
Whipple Willis, flour mill.
DEKALB. Name of postoffice at St. John's Station, on the Ft. W. & J. R. R., in Butler township, DeKalb county, 5 miles southwest of Auburn, the county seat, contains 50 inhabitants. Mail is re- ceived daily. James Quince, postmaster.
Harvey John, justice of the peace.
Haynes A B, blacksmith.
Ketchum Wm, shoemaker.
Quince James, General Store. Roether D B, physician.
Thayer Dr, physician.
Wyant J P, wagonmaker.
DELANEY'S CREEK. Is situ- ated in Monroe township, Washington county, 13 miles north of salem, the coun- ty seat and nearest shipping point, has a population of 50, Methodist church and district school. Mail semi-weekly. E. H. Peugh, postmaster.
Branock B B, physician.
Ireland W HI, physician.
Peugh & Bro, Grocers and Distillers.
DELAWARE. Three miles from station of same name on O. & M. Ry ... which is its shipping point, is located in township of same name, county of Ripley, 9 miles north of Versailles. With a popu- lation of 25, it contains one church and a district school. Mail semi-weekly. Christ. Ahrens, postmaster.
Ahrens Christ, General Store.
Behlmer John HI, wagonmaker. Buecker Wm, blacksmith.
DELAWARE STATION. Rip- ley county. (Sce Rei.)
DELECTABLE DILL. Also called Algiers City, with 50 inhabitants, is situated in Jefferson township, Pike county, 6 miles east of Petersburg, the county seat. Washington, 12 miles north, on the O. & M., is its place of shipment. Mail tri- weekly. J. M. DeBruler, postmaster. Bradfield Wm, general store.
Chappell S R, drugs.
DeBruler E NE, Postmaster.
Green G W, blacksmith. Harris R W, physician.
McCain Henry, blacksmith.
Phillips D F, physician.
Radcliff B, general store.
DELPHII. The county seat of Car- roll county, is an incorporated village with a population of 3000, situated in Deer Creek township, at the confluence of Deer creek and Wabash river, 64 miles northwest of Indianapolis and 17 northeast of Lafayette, on the W. St. L. & P. Ry, and the present southern terminus of the Indianapolis, Del- phi & Chicago Ry. The city claims to be.
IF YOU WANT TO MAKE HOME ATTRACTIVE. Buy a First-class Piano or Organ on those easy termis given by TANO .. PFAFFLIN & CO., 58 & 60 Norik Pennsylvania Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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the wealthiest of its size in the State, is compactly built, has good court house, jail, and unusually substantial business blocks and residences. Its manufactories are: Two saw mills, paper mill, cooperage, flax mill, hub and spoke factory, three flour mills, engine manufactory, two planing mills, fur- niture manufactory and three lime kilns. Delphi was incorporated as a city in 1865, is surrounded by a very fertile agricultural district, and contains an excellent high school building, Catholic parochial school, two banks, an opera house, two grain ele- vators, three weekly newspapers -- Journal (Republican), Times (Democrat), and Eu- derprise (Independent)-six churches, two hotels, and volunteer fire department. The Pacific and American Express and Western Union Telegraph companies have offices here. Usual mail facilities. J. M. Watts, postmaster.
Applegate Judson, lawyer. Armitage George, carriagemaker.
Bachman & Meyer, barbers.
Barley & Ballard, architects and builders.
Barnes Edward M, books and stationery.
Barnes J H & Bro, dry goods.
Barnett & Mohr, stoves and tinware.
Beck Elias W H, physician.
Beiersdorf Leon, meat market. Best George H C, merchant tailor.
Blanchard James R, physician. Blanchard Wm L, saw mill.
Bleckman J Rev (Catholic).
Blu Uriah L, dentist. Blythe James, undertaker.
Bolles Wm, general store.
Boothroyd Alfred, marble yard.
Bowen A H & A T, bankers.
Bowen Bros, grocers. Bowen Nathaniel W, flour mill.
Bradshaw Wm, jeweler.
Brown Edward, clothing.
Burr John & Son, boots and shoes.
Burrow & Menaugh, furniture.
Butler James H, plasterer. Callahan Cornelius, boots and shoes. Carll George, saloon. Carll John M, saloon. Carll, Mitchell & Co, clothing. Carll's Opera House.
Cartright Allison B, grocer.
Citizens' Bank, capital $150,000; E W Hubbard prest ; W W Hubbard cashr. Cook Charles E, propr Delphi Enterprise. Crampton Adelbert B, propr Delphi Times. Crockett Renwick W, agent Wabash Ry. Culler Jobn, painter.
Daily & Kane, lawyers,
Dean John, agent I D & C Ry.
Delphi Enterprise, Charles E Cook
Delphi Journal, James B Scott pro Delphi Lime Co, Daniel McCain ma. Delphi Times, Adelbert B Crany Derbyshire Albert, operator WU T. Dern Ezra, live stock. Dillinger Win, cigar mnfr.
Dimmick Peter, boots and shoes.
Dittmer Frederich, boots and shoes.
Dixon Wm H, boots and shoes.
Dunkle Henderson, books and wall
Dunkle & Kilgore, agrl impls.
Edmonds Matthew W, drugs.
Eldridge, Allen M, grocer.
Embree Elihu W, wagonmaker.
Photographer.
Fawecit Joun Title.
Fawcett & Odell, lawyers.
Finley & Sherriff, blacksmiths.
Finney Peter, blacksmith.
Frank M & Bro, clothing.
Frey John K, carpenter.
Givens & Scott, blacksmiths.
Gough Wmn S, sewing machines.
Gould John H, judge Carroll C C.
Graham M R Mrs, milliner.
Graham Sarah J, milliner.
Greiss Theodore, painter.
Gresham Bros, livery.
Griffith Isaac D, livery.
Griffith James W, agt American Ex Co.
Gros Lewis, dry goods.
Gros Wm, jeweler.
Gustavel Lewis, harness.
Haisley Martha E, millinery.
Hamilton Byron, barber.
Hamling Paul, saloon.
Hamsher Francis M, dentist.
Harley Bros, lime kiln. Harley & Carll, grocers. Haugh Wm & Co, grocers.
Heckman W II Rev (Methodist).
Hench Franklin P, lawyer. Higginbotham Richard L, jeweler.
Hodge Lafayette, grocer.
Holt & Sterling, dry goods.
Howe & Boyd, lawyers.
Indianapolis, Delphi & Chicago Rai !... Alex Hegler supt, Lock Smith gen frei
and passgr agent, S N Yeoman gen m . ager.
Iistin Hull, meat market.
Jenkins B & Co, flour mill. Johnson John U, meat market. Julien Albeit A, carpenter. Kelley Patrick, saloon.
A. L. WRIGHT & CO., 47 and 49 South Meridian St., Indianapolis.
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: E & Co, dry goods. .n & Charles, dressmakers. can & Haugh, live stock. h: Corbon M, propr Knight House. cht House, Corbon M Knight propr. rope John A jr. baker and confect'nr. mert Michael, furniture infr and dealer. Iman James, justice of the peacc. con John, grain elevator. nurd David, justice of the peace. ney James, cooper.
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: Charles B, hardware. de Manufacturing Co, mnfrs spokes, etc. !!! e Wm F, drugs.
". Clain Etna Miss, dressmaker.
MeClure C A & Co, Lumber and Planing Mill, Sash, Doors and Blinds. 1 .. Intosh Samuel D, harnessmaker. TeGlenen Charles, plasterer.
"eGlenen & Englert, bakers and restaur- ant. Martin Saloncy Mrs, milliner. Meyers Frederick, plasterer. Miller Joseph, plasterer. Moore Lewis, planing n:ill. Morrow Wm II, wagonmaker. Murphy Mahala J Mrs, milliner.
Marphy & Watts, drugs.
Niewerth Frederick, saloon. Nipper Wm, saloon. Noland Stacy T, physician.
Occidental Hotel, John H Sweg- man, Proprietor.
Outhart J D, stoves and tinware.
Pacific Express Co, David Leonard agent. l'age Jacob C, painter. Rickard Benjamin F, carpenter.
Pollard & Pollard, lawyers.
Regnholz J P, lime kiln. Richardson John T, physician.
Riddle Charles J, barber. Rinehart Wm A, grain elevator.
Rinehart & Son, paper mill.
Robinson Leonard D, physician. Rosenthal Bros; clothing. Ryan John, saloon. Schermerhorn Bernard F, lawyer.
Schwartz & Larber, notions. Scott Charles M, hats and caps. Scott James B, editor Delphi Journal. Seawright S R Rev (Presbyterian).
Shafer John, saw mill. Shultz & Son, physicians. Sims Joseph A, lawyer. Sims & Sims, lawyers. Smith Wickliffe, physician. Sonenfelt John, cooper. Sonfield John II, cigar mnfr. Speer & Ramey, dry goods.
Spivey & Co, saloon.
Startzman Nathaniel, carriagemaker.
Gleele Thomas J, Attorney and Counselor at Law.
Swegman John H, propr Occidental Hotel. Sweigert John W, marble works.
Taylor Charles E, painter.
Walker Edward, physician and mayor.
Wallace George T, barber.
Watts James M, postmaster.
Weiser Philip, gunsmith.
Western Union Tel Co.
Wheeler & Armitage, Black- smiths, Iland-made Shoes a Specialty. White Wm H, baker.
Wolever Andrew W, photographer.
Wood Charles A, fax mill.
Yeoman S N, genl man I D & C Ry. Young Wm, carpenter.
DELTA. A postoffice for the conve- nience of a farming community in Parke county, II miles west of Rockville court house. Montezuma, on the I. D. & S. Ry, distant 7 miles, is the shipping point. Mail semi-weekly. Thomas K. Harvey, post- master.
d in DEMING. Situated Jackson township, Hamilton county, is a village of 125 inhabitants, distant 6 miles northwest of Noblesville, the county seat, and 5 miles southwest of Cicero, on the I. P. & C. Ry. Contains two churches-Friends and Methodist-and district school. Mail daily. B. F. Holliday, postmaster.
Baker Thomas, carpenter. Bartholomew W H, shoemaker.
Craft E F, physician.
Demeret Anderson, flour mill.
Haworth Wm, plasterer.
Hiatte E C, blacksmith.
Holliday B F, General Store.
Holloway J F, engineer.
Kidwell Wm, plasterer.
Moore John, carpenter.
Perry W A, blacksmith. Pettijohn O B, physician.
Stanley M H, drugs.
Wainscotte Joseph, carpenter.
WVainscotte Richard, carpenter.
DENMARK. A rural postoffice in Marion township, Owen county, 15 miles west of Spencer, the county seat and ship- ping point. Mail tri-weekly. Wm. Ilers. tine, postmaster.
OLD SCHOOL BOOKS BOUGHT and EXCHANGED At Sprague's, 391 W. Madison Street, Chicago, ILl.
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A PORTABLE CULAY SAL CIILL,
driven profitably by a Threshing Engine, manufactured by CHANDLER & TAYLOR, c. Indianapolis, Ind. See page 3.
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. DENVER. Was laid out in 1872, is located at crossing of I: P. & C. and Eel River Div. W. St. L. & P. Rys., in Jeffer- son township, Miami county, 9 miles north of Peru, the county seat. This thrifty little village of 600 inhabitants contains Methodist church, graded school, two hotels and two saw mills. Its principal exports are stock, grain, lumber and pro- duce. Express, American and Pacific. Mail daily. W. W. Fetrow, postmaster. Babbert Michael, cigar mnfr. Bennett Edward C, restaurant. Bennett James H, tailor.
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