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Wesner Jacob Rev (Lutheran).
Winter J HI, General Store.
EATON. With a population of 300, is on the Ft. W. M. & C. R. R., in Union township, Delaware county, 12 miles due north of Muncie court house. The Missis- sinewa river furnishes excellent water
A. L. WRIGHT & CO.,
Carpetings in all grades, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, INDIANPOLIS.
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COBB & BRANIIAM,
INDIANAPOLIS. Coal in Car Lots a Specialty.
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power, which is utilized to operate one woolen and two flour mills, . It contains graded school, Methodist, Christian and Dunkard churches. Express, American. Mail daily. W. Austin Long, postmaster. Ames Samuel B, R R and Ex agent. Black S W, wagonmaker. Blair W A, furniture.
Brane B F, justice of the peace. Brant Carter & Co, dry goods. Carter C & Sons, flour mill.
Dragoo John, general store. Emdee & Carmichael, general store.
Foorman A N, grocer.
Foorman Eli, drugs. Ginn J C, physician. Gunckle CO, wagonmaker. Hyland M, flour and woolen mills.
Keller Sarah Mrs, hotel. Long & LOIS, Hardware. Morris R M, blacksmith. Neff D M, huckster.
Russey H, blacksmith. Sage J W, physician. Shideler Edward, shoemaker.
Stradley A, physician. Thomas S W, hardware.
Thompson Geo, hotel.
Younce Andrew, cooper. Younce J A, justice of the peace.
EBY. Hart township, Warrick county, is 71/2 miles north of Boonville, the county seat and nearest rail approach, and contains 100 inhabitants, Union church and district . school. On tri-weekly mail route from Lynn- ville to Boonville. Mary Shrode, postmas- ter.
Bohannon D A Rev (United Brethren). Camp Wm O Rev (Baptist). Langford Wm, justice of the peace. McCoy HI J, wagonmaker. McCoy T J, physician. Shrode E P, blacksmith. Thomas G A, physician.
ECONOMY. Seven miles northwest of Washington, its shipping point, on the P. C. & St. L. Ry., is a village with 400 inhabitants, situated in Perry township, Wayne county, on Martindale's creek, 16 miles northwest of Richmond court house. This place has graded school, Methodist and Friends churches, and tri-weekly stage connection with Richmond -- fare soc. Mail tri-weekly. E. K. Olvy, postmaster. Clark J B, physician.
Clark Bros, brick and tile mnfrs. Clark T E & Bro, general store.
Cook & Son, blacksmiths.
Harris Israel, painter. Hunt Lemuel, grocer. Jones Bros, flour mill. Lamson Daniel C, shoemaker,
Olvy Belle Mrs, milliner. Olivy E KK, Druggist. Osborn Elam, furniture.
Purdell Thomas, tinner.
Robbins D B, general store.
Williams M B, blacksmith.
Williams T B, live stock.
EDEN. A postoffice in Greene town. ship, Hancock county, 9 miles north of Greenfield, the seat of justice, and 7 miles south of Pendleton, on the C, C. C. & I. Ry, contains 150 inhabitants, Methodist church and district school. Mail semi-weekly. L. H. Rigg, postmaster. Barrett A H, carpenter.
Chappell Wm, plasterer. Clark Benjamin F, blacksmith.
DeCamp Samuel E, general store. Jackson Benjamin R, carpenter. Jarrett Wm H, shoemaker.
Justice W A, physician. Lawrence C P, carriage painter.
Moore B F, saw mill.
Ring L IN, Grocer. Trueblood Alfred H, shoemaker.
Trueblood James M, lumber.
EDINBURG. A thriving village situated in the southern part of Johnson county, 30 miles south of Indianapolis, on J. M. & I. R. R., and II miles south of Franklin, the county seat. Has bonded in- debtedness of $3,500. Was settled in 1821, and has a population of 1,800 inhabitants. Blue River furnishes water power for the manufactories, which consist of starch, hominy, flour and lumber. Grain and starch are the principal shipments. It has 5 churches-Methodist, Presbyterian, Bap- tist, Catholic and Christian-one bank and one newspaper, the Edinburg Courier, Ex- press, American. Telegraph, Western Un- ion. Mail daily. Has stage connection with Shelbyville and Williamsburg. W. R. Strawn, postmaster.
Adams David, physician. American Express Co.
Armstrong L A Mrs, Propr Galt", House.
Baker Jennie A Mrs. millinery.
Barry & Threlkeld, grocers. Beason D R & Bro, stock dealers. Bell Henry, shoemaker.
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Bland JA, physician. Bloor N A Mrs, milliner. Breeding J D) & Bro, grocers. Brodbeck George W, harness. Broughton S S, sewing machines. Burton James T, dentist. Canine Charles E, dentist. Carvin John A, dry goods. Carvin & Mutz, grocers. Commercial Hotel, cor Main Cross and Holland. Clancy & White, livery. Cutsinger Martin, stock dealer.
Cutsinger & Co, starch mnfrs. Dalmbert, Sergeant & Co, dry goods. Downs & Dart, carpenters.
Dunn & Pritchard, stock dealers.
Edinburg City Flouring Mills, J A Thomp- son & Co proprs. Farrer & Webb, hardware.
Galt House (One and a Half Square East of Depot), E Thompson propr.
Gephart John, blacksmith. Goodrich George F, photographer. Griffith Charles, blacksmith,
Hardy Edward MI, Propr Edin- burg Courier, n s Main Cross. Haslem S, barber. Hazzard R P, physician. Holmes Harry M, drugs. Hosford E K., planing mill. Huff Fara, saw mill. Hughes Joseph, saloon. Irwin Wm B, blacksmith. Johnson Michacl, Lime Dealer, N Holland.
Johnson Richard, carpenter. Johnson Win A, lawyer. Johnson & Co, marble dealers. Kelly James M, hardware. Kyle Absalom, stock dealer. Lewis & Hagerman, agricultural impls.
McClain John D, carpenter. McColgin D. J Mrs, milliner. McDonnald & Ward, furniture. Mangun & Greene, marble dealers. Marcy Theodore, cooper. Mooney John, saloon. Moorman J & Son, furniture mnfrs. Mutz & Lynch, drugs. Nicholson Charles, carpenter, Nieble Louis, saw mill. Parrish Wm J, livery. Pate Henry F, carpenter. Pinney Harris H, agt J M & I R R. Pittman Alexander, blacksmith. Prewitt Alexander, saw mill. Quick Samuel T, physician. Riley Kate Miss, millinery.
Rush Wm, physician. Sadler J J, physician.
Sawin John E, Grocer, Confection. ery and Fancy Groceries, n's Main Cross. Schall Wm, barber.
Sellenberg Miss Minnie, millinery. Sims N N, butcher.
Smock Peter, Justice of Peace, Col- lections a Specialty, n s Main Cross.
Snow & Wilson, lawyers.
Stein Wm, bakery. Stine Thomas, gunsmith.
Stinett Wmn, grocer.
Stockwell E H, physician.
Strawn Wm R, postmaster.
Thompson A C & Co, bankers.
Thompson John A, banker.
Thompson John A & Co, Pro- prietors Edinburg City Flouring Mills, Office s s Main Cross.
Thompson Wm H & Co, general store.
Toner J L & Co, hominy manfrs. Valentine & Co, grocers. Vandorn Tunis D, Carriage and Wagon Mnfr, Repairing a Specialty. n s Thompson.
Wallace Peter, merchant tailor.
Walsh, Deming & Howell, dry goods.
Warner Wm H, barber. Western Union Tel Co, Depot. White John & Son, carriage mnfrs.
Wilber G E & Co, harness.
Wild Charles, blacksmith.
Williams Richard C, jeweler.
Winterburg Augustus W, boots and shoes. Winterburg Charles C, saloon. Winterburg Franklin, bakery. Wilson Charles C, propr Commercial Hotel. Wright Henry, saw mill.
EDNA MILLS. Contains 125 in. . habitants, Baptist church, graded school and flour mill, which derives its power from Middle Fork creek. Is located in Ross township, Clinton county, 12 miles north- west of Frankfort, the county seat, and 12 east of Lafayette. Situated on daily mail stage route from Rossville to Lafayette. J. Q. Mellinger, postmaster. Berkholder Levi, blacksmith. Billhymer Isaac Rev (Baptist). Cripe, Shrock & Co, flour mill. Hartzel F P, shoemaker and justice. Mellinger Jacob, meat market.
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Mellinger I @, General Store. Snyder Jacob, wagenmaker. Wade T H, physician.
PATENTS.
ATINO C. Bradford, Solicitor of American and Foreign Patents, 13 Hubbard Block, corner of Washington and Meridian Streets, Indianap- olis, Ind. All business confidential. Call or write for information.
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Merrill, Hubbard & Co.,
Booksellers, Siationers and Paper Dealers, INDIANAPOLIS.
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EDWARDSPORT. Was laid out as a town about 1830, was incorporated in '1871, has since been voted out of a corpora- tion, and now contains about Soo inhabi- tants. It is located on the 1. & V. Ry, in Vigo township, Knox county, 20 miles northeast of Vincennes court house and 98 southwest of Indianapolis. The village is located on the west fork of White river, and contains graded school, flour mill, one hotel, Methodist, Baptist and Christian churches. Coal, grain and produce are ex- ported. Adams Express. Daily mail. J. F. Scudder, postmaster.
Anderson Win B, druggist and physician. Azbell Charles C, jeweler.
Barr Hugh, livery.
Bartlett Thomas, general store.
Bunting Thomas S Bros, saloon.
Edwards Henry A, stoves and tinware.
Freeman Bros, general store.
Freeman Edwin, grocer. Freund Charles, saddles and harness.
Froeschke Robert, boot and shoemaker. Hinton John C, propr Hinton House. Keith Benjamin F, physician. Killion & Stockley, milliners.
Kitchell Alexander D, boot and shoemaker.
Lee George P, R R and Ex agt.
Padgett George W, saloon.
Padgett John, saloon.
Reeve Samuel T, furniture.
Reeve W S, notary public.
Reeve & Barr, hardware.
Ruby Charles, confectioner.
Scudder Jacob F, druggist. Shepard & Co, coal miners.
Simonson Alfred & Son, general store.
Slawson Monassa B, blacksmith.
Slawson Wm H, meat market.
Slinkard Bros, livery. Smith Wm H, justice of the peace.
Spaulding Thomas, physician. Toops James C, general store. Watters Harrison E, flour mill. Wicker John H D, barber.
EDWARDSVILLE. Five miles west of New Albany court house, is a vil- lage of 300 inhabitants located in George-
town township, Floyd county, containing Christian church and graded school. Fruit and wheat arc marketed. It has daily stage connection with New Albany-fare 35c, Lanesville-fare 65c, and Corydon-fare $1. Mail daily. Joseph E. Thomas, postmaster. Beard Jonathan, nursery.
Fordyce Wm, apiarist. Gunn Emily, dressmaker. Hoover F X, baker.
Krousgrill Conrad, blacksmith.
Krousgrill Geo, blacksmith.
Murphy James, general store. Thomas joseph E, General Store. Thornton John T, saloon. Wilson James E, justice of the peace. Wymeyer D W Rev (Christian).
EEL RIVER. Population 50, is lo- cated in Allen county, 12 miles northwest of Ft. Wayne, and 3 miles southeast of Churubusco, on the (Ell River Div.) W. St. L. & P. Ry. . Has a Baptist congrega- tion and district school. Mail semi-weekly. Mary E. Bundy, postmaster. Baxter James, blacksmith.
Baxter & Hood, saw mill. Brown A J, physician.
Bundy Mary E, Postmaster.
Cotton John, physician,
Diffendorfer F Q, agricultural implements.
Foster A W, carpenter.
Spencer Rev (Baptist).
EGYPT. In the extreme northeast- ern corner of Carroll county, with a popu- lation of 100, is situated 10 miles due south of Delphi court house, and 13 east of La- fayette. A flour mill is driven by water from Wild Cat creek. Mail is received tri- weekly. Alvin DeLong, postmaster.
Calvert R H. physician. Clowser Charles, carpenter.
Clowser Henry, Saw Mill. Clowser S P, teacher. Cripe J J, flour mill. Cripe Peter, live stock.
DeLong Alvin, General Store.
DeLong J P, carpenter. Jones N P. blacksmith.
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Paul T F, carpenter. Renaly Alvin, carpenter. Ruegamer Charles, brick mnfr. Snyder C, carpenter. Snyder C P, carriage painter. Snyder Peter, wagonnaker.
EKIN. The location of 50 persons in Tipton county, 7 miles west of Buena Vis- ta, its shipping point on the I. P. & C. Ry., and 10 southwest of Tiptou, the county seat and location of nearest bank. Mail daily. James McKee, postmaster. Bundy John, blacksmith and justice. Campbell N NZ, Drugs. Foster C, live stock.
Foster & Kassebaum, general store. LIoward J B, nursery. Johnson M S, physician. Horcheville I P, Lawyer. Ramsey John, shoemaker. Seward A B, physician.
ELBERFELD, This village is lo- cated in Greer township, Warrick county, 14 miles north west of Boonville court house, and 8 southeast of Haubstadt, on the E. & T. H. R. R., its shipping point. Grain, hay and tobacco are shipped. Contains 200 inhabitants, three churches -- Metho- dist, Albright and Lutheran-and district school. Mail semi-weekly. H. H. Hooker, postmaster.
Blackman & Bethe, general store.
Borneman Henry, shoemaker. Danks M Rev (Methodist).
Feidler A, plasterer. liebbler Frederick, Carpenter. Holtz Frederick, general store. Holtz F, physician. Holtz & Schultz, flour mill. Hooker HI HI, Physician.
Keifer C, physician. Kroger Bros, brick and tile mnfrs.
Sanders F jr, cooper. Schnell C, carpenter. Susott Bros, blacksmiths. Ude F, carpenter. Wesseler W Rev (Albright). Zimmerman F Rev (Lutheran).
ELIZABETHI. Population 350, lo- cated in Posey township, Harrison county, 12 miles southeast of Corydon court house, and 15 southwest of New Albany, the most available shipping point. It contains three religious societies - Methodist, Lutheran and United Brethren -- and graded school. Daily stage route to New Albany, fare 50c.
Mail tri-weekly. A. S. F. Jones, postma ter. Barnes J A, lawyer.
Bottorff J S, meat market.
Bowling T E, saloon.
Bradburn J B, physician.
Breese George W, blacksmith.
Compton Caroline, general store.
Compton Edward S, general store.
Detrick Sarah Mrs, confectioner."
Funk ZT, physician.
Gilmore & Kessinger, general store. Hildebrand C B3, flour mill.
Tones A. A, Physician.
JOLIES A SE, Drugs. Knibbs Wm R, shoemaker.
Lowe G T, grocer. Money J T P, justice of the peace.
Rush Jacob, lawyer. Rush Wm H, saddler.
Rusk Henry C, blacksmith.
Rusk J Q A. blacksmith.
Walpert Frederick, tanner.
Wolfe S C, physician.
ELIZABETHI CITY. Henry county. (See Maple Valley'.)
ELIZABETHITOIFN. In Bar. tholomew county, on J. M. & I. R. R., sit- uated 7 miles from Columbus, the county seat, has a population of 360 persons. The village contains two churches-Methodist and Campbellite --- grain and hogs are the exports. Stage connection semi-weekly with Burnsville-fare 35c., Alert-fare 50c., and Waynesburg-fare 75c. American Express. Daily mail. A. L. Bateman, postmaster, Adams & Oren, blacksmiths.
Anderson A R, harnessmaker. Anderson John P, justice of the peace.
Bateman A L, Agent J M & IR R. Bateman J, boot and shoe maker.
Bergen J W, druggist.
Boddenbohm & Ludder, blacksmiths.
Burns D, boot and shoe maker. Elgea E, wagonmaker.
Hawley K D, physician.
Leslie & Gant, Grain Dealers.
McDonald M J Mrs, hotel. Newson R C, general store.
Rogers J S, lawyer. Shirk DC, general store.
Simpson J C, general store. Springer WV HE, Flour Mill. Thompson D A, physician. Waldorff J, wagonmaker.
Wills P E, druggist.
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ELIZAVILLE. Population 100, is located in Clinton township, Boone county, 8 miles northeast of Lebanon, the county seat, and nearest rail approach, contains three churches-Christian, Baptist, and Presbyterian -- and district school. Mail tri-weekly. L. P. Hopkins, postmaster. Carr J A, carpenter. Harrison R, shoemaker. Higbee E, flour mill. Hopkins L IF, General Store.
Nickey AS, physician.
Sims J F, physician. Tomlinson J C, blacksmith. Weakley Elijah, general store.
ELKHART. The principal business and manufacturing place in Elkhart county, is a flourishing incorporated city of 7,000 inhabitants, beautifully located on the Lake Shore'& Michigan Southern (Main and Air Lines) R. R., and is the northern terminus of the Cincinnati, Wabash & Michigan Ry. St. Joseph and Elkhart rivers flow through the city and are used extensively for water power on the hydraulic system, thus sup- plying a part of its many mills and facto- ries. The city is very handsomely laid out in wide streets, beautifully lined with shade trees and lighted by gas; has an excel- lent fire department, imposing church edi- fces of nearly all denominations, one high and four graded ward schools. Elkhart is located 10 miles northwest of Goshen, the county seat, 101 east of Chicago, 60 northwest of Fort Wayne, and 150 northeast of Indianapolis, and is essen- tially a manufacturing town, having three paper mills, two straw board factories, two flour mills, two hosiery manufactories, a band instrument manufactory, three planing mills, wind mill factory, two starch factories, a saw mill and two foundries. Its paper mills manufacture news, tissue and writing paper, and employ a large num- ber of hands. The band instrument factory employs 75 persons. The two starch fac- tories ship an immense amount of starch annually, especially the Elkhart Starch Works, which is in an unusually healthy condition, and manufactures a very superior article of starch. There are employed in addition to the hands required to run the above mentioned establishments about 400 mechanics and laborers in the two railroad yards and shops, thereby making this place the most extensive manufacturing and most prosperous business place of its size in the State. The city supports three banks-two
private and one national-six hotels, one daily and three weekly newspapers-the Review (daily and weekly), the Journal and Democrat, both weekly-in addition to five small monthly sheets published by the Mennonite Publishing Company. Mr. Fred W. Miller is postmaster. The United States Express and Western Union Tele- graph Companies have offices here.
Allen Ovid, planing mill.
Allen & Pratt, physicians.
Air Line House.
Arnold Joseph D, lawyer and justice.
Arrisman Alexander, saw mill.
Arrisman Jacob & Son, grocers.
Babb A E, news depot.
Barney Wm M, shoemaker.
Baumgartner John, merchant tailor.
Beckley Norman, Genl Manager C W & M Ry. Benham Francis A, physician.
Bentz Frank, grocer.
Best George W, lawyer.
Bibbins Charles D, cigars and tobacco.
Blackburn Richard, clothing.
Bloomer Annie S Mrs, millinery.
Blumenshine & Brenneman, flour and feed.
Bolen John W, grocer.
Borneman & Doll, hardware.
Boyer & Stevenson, grocers.
Braden James D, blacksmith.
Broderick Bros & Hazelton, dry goods.
Brown Benjamin F, propr Clifton House.
Browning Henry T, druggist.
Burns Albert R, druggist.
Bussard & Drake, blacksmiths.
Butterfield James H, livery.
Byan Charles L, real estate.
Calvert John W, saloon.
Calvert & Edgerly, saloon.
Campbell Edward A, upholsterer.
Carpenter Charles, stock dealer.
Carlton Franklin S, dentist.
Castetter Daniel M, dry goods.
Castetter Samuel B, wall paper.
Chamberlain O, lawyer.
Chapman & Sanford, dry goods.
Chase & Kent, publisher Elkhart Review. Chester E M & J B, cigar mnfrs.
Christophel & Hawk, proprs Elkhart Coun- ty Journal.
Christman Philip, barber.
Cincinnati, Wabash & Mich- igan Ry, Norman Beckley General Manager. ( See adr'.)
City Hotel. Clark Asa B, junk dealer.
Clifton House.
Cole Joseph II, confectioner.
Fire Brich and Cley. Locomotive Arch Tiles, Cupola Furnace Tte, CIKAS. D. COLSON, 103 &: 110 Frastin Flest, CEICASS.
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Cole M E, pianos and organs. Combination Board Co. Compton Jacob D, grocer. Compton & Mcader, general store.
Conn Charles G, Mofr Band Instru- ments, Jackson. Cook Charles L, restaurant.
Cook E B, jeweler.
Cook & Beardsley, proprs Elkhart Paper Co.
Cowherd Weatherwax, Proprs Elkhart Paper Box Factory.
Cummins Steven M, dentist.
Curtis Annie Miss, ticket agent L S & M S and C W & M Rys.
Dake Willis, cigars and newsdealer.
Davenport, Cook & Beardsley, proprs Elk- hart Paper Co.
Davenport & Beardsley, proprs Elkhart Milling Co.
Davis Henry B, merchant tailor.
Davis Thomas G, justice of the peace. Dewey G H Mrs, dressmaker. Deyo Annetta Mrs, dres: maker.
Dockeray Robert L, jeweler. Dodge Henry C, lawyer and justice.
Doty Bros, marble yard. Drake Elisha A, crockery.
Drake Wm N, harness.
Durant O N, shoemaker.
Eagle Knitting Co.
Eckelman Frederick C, druggist.
Eisenbise & Firestone, painters.
Elkhart Bank, capital $25,000, Edmond R Kerstetter prest, Theodore F Garvin cashier.
Elkhart Buggy & Harness mnfg Co.
Elkhart County Journal (weekly), Christo- phel & Hawk proprs.
Elkhart Democrat (weekly).
Elkhart Gas Light and Coke Co.
Eikhart House, W F Wickwire, propr, cor Second and Jackson. Free bus to and from all trains; hack calls made in any part of the city.
Elkhart Knittng Co. Elkhart Milling Co. Elkhart Paper Co.
Elkhart Review (daily and weekly), Chase & Kent, publishers.
Elkhart Starch Co, J McNaugh- ton prest, Martin G Sage vice prest, A R Beardsley sec, Norman Sage treas, A L Muzzy supt. Mnfrs Muzzy's Sun Gloss and Corn Starch. (See adv.) Elkhart Tissue Paper Co. Elkhart Straw Board Co. Erwin Lane & Co, paper mnfrs. Everett I N, lawyer. Excelsior Starch Co.
Fahnestock Augustus A, physician.
Fieldhouse John W, meat market. Firestone Isaac, carpenter.
First National Bank, capital $100,000, Sil, Baldwin vice prest, John Cook cashier.
Fisher M & Co, clothing.
Foltz John HI, sewing machines.
Foster Bros, carriagemakers.
Fox John & Son, grocers.
Frank Geo W H, agricultural implemet:
Franz Melkus, shoemaker.
Frink Charles S, physician.
Gafney H, propr City Hotel.
Gilman Harry Mrs, milliner.
Goff Frank L, photographer.
Goldberg Jacob, gents' furnishing goods.
Golden Elsa, druggist.
Gore & Wright, planing mill.
Gorman Michael, shoemaker.
Green C T & Co, grocers.
Guipe Henry, boot and shoemaker.
Hall Samuel T, liquors.
Hammond Peter E, liquors.
Harman, Campbell & Linderman, carriage mnfrs.
Harrington Oscar B, physician.
Hattwick Wm HI, shoemaker.
Hayden Wm M, barber.
Hege Ulrich, job printer. Herman & Co, hardware.
Hill Warren, dry goods.
Hoffman Jacob J, grocer.
Hoffman Joseph J, grocer.
Horney Peter, saloon.
Horton John, physician.
Hovey Edwin S Mrs, dressmaker.
Houtz & Work, coal.
Hunt James F, dry goods.
Hunt Julius A, grocer.
Hunter D W, contractor. Hutchinson James H, justice of the peace.
Iler John W, painter.
Jones Leonard, blacksmith.
Jones Levi M, photographer.
Jones L P, photographer.
Joy Austin D, livery. Kaskel M, cigars and tobacco.
Kelley & Leonard, druggists.
Kellogg Joel W, crockery.
Kibbe Edward, drugs and groceries.
King & Co, boots and shoes.
Kinzie & Manchester, grocers.
Knight Sallie E Mis, propr Air Line House.
Krau John, meat market. Kremer Henry J, grocer. Lacy E & Co, meat market. Lake Shore House, Main street. Lamb Wm H, grocer. Leib D N, notary public.
Capital City Cigar.
JOHN RAUCH, Manufacturer, 82 West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Lesher Eli, restaurant. Levy Charles, clothing. Levy Michael Il, clothing. Lilley J T, barber. Lindennan John, blacksmith. Little & Forward, founders,
Lowery Andrew, shoemaker.
Luse John W, grocer. Lusher John, general store. McBain J R, saloon.
McGuffin H Mrs, dressmaker.
Mckay Andrew W, agrl implements. McLaughlan Hugh, harnessmaker.
Main Oliver H, lawyer.
Mardin Peter, grocer.
Martin Jacob F', grocer.
Martin & Pletcher, meat market,
Maxon, Parmater & Co, lumber.
Mennonite Publishing Co.
Meyers Enos M, meat market.
Miles Frank L, occulist.
Miller Fred W, postmaster.
Miller Isaac M, jeweler.
Miller James, millinery.
Morrow & Wertz, painters.
Nash Milton, wagonmaker.
Neal Wm A, physician. Nelson & Co, milliners.
Newman & Shafer, planing mill.
Noel J J Mrs, restaurant.
Nopper Wm, hardware.
Oliver Thomas, grocer.
Palmer C G Mis, dressmaker.
Parker Alonzo, gunsmith.
Patterson David, shoemaker,
Payne Charles E, notions.
Payne M E HI Mrs, dry goods.
Peck Charles II, furniture.
Pearce Geo & Son, billiard hall.
Pope Alexander, hardwarc.
Post & Lemon, wall paper.
Primley Frank M, hardware.
Primley John P, druggist. Quackenbush Mary Mrs, dressmaker.
Reed Joseph & Son, wagonmaker.
Reynolds John M, confectioner.
Rhorig Frank, boot and shoemaker.
Richley John A, hats and caps.
Rittel Philip, meat market.
Robb Joseph, shoemaker.
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Corner of Second and Jackson Streets.
Rates Reduced .- $1.50 to $2.00 per Day.
Free Hack to and from all Trains. Hack calls made to any part of the city.
Theo. Pfafffin & Co. The leading Piano and Organ House of the West. Send for Price-lisis and Catalogues. $ 58 and 60 North Pennsylvania St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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