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Tagtmeyer David, saw mill, cor Cass and Canal.
Tagtmeyer F & Son, boots and shoes, 17 Grand.
Taylor Charles J, printer, P O bldg.
Taylor John M, county treas, court house. Thiel Wm, wagonmaker, 159 W Main.
Thiem Andrew, grocer, 170 Broadway.
Thieme J G & Bro, merchant tailors, 37 E Columbia.
Thieme Theodore F, druggist, 80 Calhoun. Thurman Charles, florist, 89 W Jefferson. Tinkham John P, wood, cor Griffith and Pearl.
Tolan Thomas J & Son, architects, cor Main and Calhoun.
Tompkins Peleg G, restaurant, 270 Calhoun. Tons & Moellering, druggists, 113 E Lewis. Traverman Isaac, cigar mnfr, 23 Calhoun. Tremont House, U R Shoop Propr,
15 and 17 W Columbia. (See adv.)
Trenam George, architect, 160 W Main.
Trenkley & Scherzinger, jewelers, 78 Cal- houn.
Trentman August C, wh grocer, 58 Calhoun. Trentman John H, city clerk, City Hall.
Trentman & Bro, wh crockery, 19 W Berry.
Trentman & Fox, confectioners, 100 Cal- houn.
Trexler & Laubach, physicians, rear 120 Barr.
Turner Levi, grocer, 24 Harrison.
Umstead Hiram D, shoemaker, 287 Calhoun.
Underhill George C, marble yard, 76 W Main.
Union House, 49 W Main.
United States Express Co, 28 E Main.
Updike P Ff, sewing machines, 140 Calhoun. Uplegger Louis, barber, 26 Wells.
Veith Peter, salvon, 267 E Wayne.
Virgil Thomas S, physician, 70 Harrison.
Vogel Frank B, mer tailor, 29 Calhoun.
Vogele Andrew, blacksmith, 92 Maumee ave.
Voivol Frank J, jewelry, 7512 Calhoun. Voors John G, saloon, 119 W Jefferson.
Vardermark Ernst & Sons, boots and shoes, 32 Calhoun.
Wabash, St Louis & Pacific
Ry, K H Wade div supt, depot Cal- houn. (See adr.)
Wadington Benjamin, cigars, 130 Calhoun. Wagner Henry G, druggist 54 Calhoun. Wagner Rupert, saloon, 7 E Mais.
Waltemath Charles H, grocer, 321 Lafay- ette. Walter Jacob, barber, Mayer House.
Walter Jobs A, Boots and Shoe- maker, 19 W Berry,
OLD SCHOOL DOCTES BOUGHT and EXCHANGED At Sprague's, 991 W. Madison Street, Chicago, Ill.
A PONTADLE LOULAY SAW MILL,
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driven profitably by & Threshin; ; manufactured by CHANDLER & TAYL' ' - y Indianapolis, Ind. See pago 3.
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Waltman Benjamin, saloon, 104 Calhoun. Ward Horatio N, crockery, 8 W Columbia. Washington House, Fred Schmueckle propr, 123 Calhoun. Wasserbach John, mer tailor, 40 Harrison. Waterhous Bros, blacksmiths, 85 E Colum- bia.
. Webb M A, trunk mnfr, 80 Clinton,
Weber Milton N, saloon, 3 E Main.
Weil Bros & Co, hides, pelts, etc, 4 Cal- houn.
Weisell David D, dentist, 34 Calhoun.
Weisenburger George, saloon, 299 W Main.
Welch & Baker, slate and tin roofers, 184 Calhoun.
Weller John, meat market, 123 Harrison.
Welsh Patrick, Horseshoer, 18 Barr. Welsheimer J M, physician, 112 Broadway. Welsheimer Wm T, lawyer, cor Calhoun and Main.
Wenninghoff Christ, cigar mnfr, 144 Cal- houn.
Wessell John jr, grocer, 337 Lafayette.
Westenfelt Conrad, saloon, 120 Calhoun.
Western Union Telegraph Co, Aveline House.
Westrumb Henry C F, lawyer, 20 E Berry. Wheeler N & Co, handle mnfrs, 161 W Main.
White John I, Sec, Bass Foundry and Machine Works.
White | B, Fruit House and Tea De- pot, 9 W Berry.
Whiteley Thomas R, tailor, 1391/2 Calhoun. Wieman Wm, confectioner, 10 E Columbia. Wieneke Frederick, shoemaker, 283 W Main.
Wilcox Isaac, saloon, 94 Calhoun.
Wilding James & Son, coal and wood, 193 Calhoun.
Wilkens C & Bros, meat market, 112 Broad- way.
Wilkens Jacob V, meat market, 68 Wells. Williams Isaac physician, 120 Harrison. Williams & Ross, physicians, 80 Calhoun. Wilson & Bro, saws, 177 Calhoun.
Wilson & Muhler, stoves and tinware, 14 E Columbia.
Withers & Breen, lawyers, 44 Calhoun.
Wolf Abraham, meat market, 10 W Main. Wolf A & Son, meat market, 187 Broadway. Wolf Louis, dry goods, 24 Calhoun.
Wolf Paul E, upholsterer, 51 E Main.
Wolff Gustav, physician, 20 Clinton. Wolff Henry, shoemaker, 51 Wells.
Woodworth Benjamin S, physician, 234 W Berry.
Woodworth Charles B, druggist, Aveline House.
Worden James L, judge Supreme Court. Worthington Win W, supt Ft W M & C R, Ist, nr Cass.
Woulfe James, grocer, 266 Calhoun.
Woulfe Patrick, saloon, 268 Calhoun.
Yobst Aman, meat market, 327 Lafaye .
Wayne College, foot W Waync. adv.)
Yohey Joseph M, paper, 77 Calhoun.
Younge John W, Physician and Surgeon, 286 Calhoun.
Zimmerman Anthony, grocer, 57 E Mail . Zimmermann John, druggist, 289 W Jef .: son. Zollar Joseph, shoemaker, 13 Harrison. Zollars & Zollars, lawyers, 64 Calhoun. Zollinger Charles, mayor and justice, 11 ! Main.
Zollinger Louis C, wagonmaker, 15 E Watch. Zwahlen Frank B, grocer, 254 E Lewis.
FOSTER'S RIDGE. Is a rural postoffice in Clark township, Perry count; . situated 22 miles north of Cannelton, the county seat. Ferdinand Station, on the C. R. & S. W. Ry, is its nearest rail approach. Tell City, on the Ohio river, 18 miles south, is the most available shipping point. Ma:i semi-weekly.
Foster Alexander, physician.
FOUNTAIN. Formerly called Port- land, is located on Wabash river and Bear creek, in Fountain county, 8 miles north- east of Covington, the county seat, an ! same distance southwest of Attica, on the W. St. L. & P. Ry, the most available ship- ping point. The village contains 100 in- habitants, Methodist church, district school and a saw and planing mill, which derive power from Bear creek. Mail tri-weekly. H. J. Reed, postmaster. Cox W H, lawyer.
Crane Elijah, saw mill.
Galloway George A, planing mill.
Martin J H, justice of the peace. Reed KI J, General Store. Reed L D, blacksmith. Simpson T J, physician. Wood M, wagonmaker. 1
FOUNTAIN CITY. Called for- merly Newport, contains 500 inhabitants, and is located in New Garden township, Wayne county, on G. R. & I. R. R., 10 miles north of Richmond, the county seat, and 79 east of Indianapolis. The village has three Methodist and one Friends church,
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Solicitor of American and Foreign Patents, and Notary Public. Office, Room 18, Hubbard Block, Indianapolis, Ind.
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good graded school, two hotels, one four and one saw mill. The principal shipments are wheat, corn and oats. Express, Uni- :od States. Telegraph, Western Union. Maily daily. Emeline S. Conner, post- master.
Denson Thomas C, druggist. Boister H, plasterer.
Hoyd & Shaffer, blacksmiths.
Chenoweth W S, brick mason.
Coate E, justice of the peace.
Conner Emeline S, Books and Sta- tionery.
Conner & Keener, carpenters. Cook Wm, R R and Ex agent.
Davis Harvey, undertaker.
Felton R H, lawyer.
Tex Albert, four mill.
Gibbs & Pitts, saw mill.
Gray C F, dentist. Harris & Huff. physicians.
Hill & Moody, general store.
Hough & Osborn, wagonmakers.
Habbard Alice, mitliner.
Huff Robert B, township trustee.
Ilall C J, brick mnfr.
Johnson J W Rev (Wesleyan Methodist).
Johnson L C, physician.
Johnson Mary A, milliner.
Keever Frank, Farber.
Keys Charles A, harnessmaker.
Lamb Aaron, wagonmaker.
Lovin Isaac, shoemaker.
Magee R A Mrs, dressmaker.
Marine Barnabas C, Hardware.
Parker J Il, justice of the peace.
Parker & Clark, blacksmith.s.
Pierce W H Rey (Methodist).
Pierson Thomas, propr Clinton House.
Shute John C, cattle dealer.
Study Wmn H. general store. Thomas Elwood M, hotel.
Thomas Isate R, agricultural implements. Thorne & Elliott, meat market.
Townsend Lindley II, harnessmaker.
Wadkins Pascal, meat market.
FOUNTAINTOIFN. Is the loca- tion of 300 persons on the C. H. & T. Ry, in Van Baren township, Shelby county, 12 miles north of Shelbyville, the county seat. The place supports a graded school, Chris- tian and Methodist churches. Express, United States. Mail daily. J. E. Smith, postmaster. Amons George, blacksmith. Amons & Draper, saw mill. Ayers F M, pamp mafr. Barnett S R, grain, R R and Ex agent.
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Chadwick C H, lawyer.
Cones G W, general store.
Copple Jonathan, grain
Day W C Rey (Methodist).
Donhitt A, furniture.
Draper J W. tile innit. Fleming G. W. painter.
Francis Joseph, physician.
Gerbig Nicholas, wagon mnfr.
Kroening & Brandt, blacksmiths.
Leonard & Riggles, saloon.
McCollam James, saw mill.
Macy Clark, four mill.
Pierson Win M. physician.
Robinson A J. diaps. Simitli JE & Co, General Store.
Smith I D), shoemaker.
Smith T L, grain and live stock.
Spencer George, harness.
Williams & Fisher, Blacksmithis.
FOIFLER. The county seat of Bon. ton county, is an enterprising incorporated vilinge of fosz inhabitants, located on the C. L. & C. Ry., 3b miles northwest of La. fayette. The public buildings consist of the county buildings, four church edifices -Methodist, Presbyterian, Catholic and Christian-a good substantial school build- ing and three hotels. lis business and men- ufacturing interests comprise one bank, one four mill, a planing mill and two weekly newspapers -- the Nefes (Democratic), and Fre (Republican). Corn, callle, hogs and hav are shipped. Express, American. Mail daily. Frank Taylor, postmaster.
Anderson Frank, plasterer:
Babcock, F W, county pros atty.
Bailey Frank, general store.
Bank of Fowler, capital $200,000, Wm HI Dague cash.
Barnard O & Co, Grain Deale :...
Barnes Stephen, salonn.
Benton Review (weekly), W B Maddock publisher.
Brake Dros, carriage makers.
Brown J O & Co, periodicals. Brown Thomas J. ins agt.
Brown & Fraser, Lawyers.
Duris Jolan, justice of the Peace. Butterfield Hiram, harnessmaker.
Calais John EX, Lawyer, Justice of the Peace, Real Estate, Loan Agent and Abstracts of Title.
Carr Win C, Saloon and Billiard Room. Case Horace S, meat market. Cheffer & Bro, general store. Cosgrove John, carpenter.
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Cosgrove & Jones, wagonmakers.
Danner Joseph S, barber. Dempsey John Rev (Catholic).
Dickson John M, physician.
Dickson & Barnes, druggists.
Dinwiddie Lce, insurance agent.
Drolet Elzer, saloon.
Dupies Nicholas, saloon. Eastburn Carey, live stock. Ellmer John R, livery.
Fowler Era (weekly), Mock & Corkins pub- lishers. Fowler House, A Meyer propr. Gaddis Alfred, news depot.
Joseph S, House and Sign Painter and Mufr VanAuker & Gum's Patent Lever Car Mover and Gum's Iin- proved Land-Side Wheel Shear and Cut- ter for Plows.
Hannawalt Bowman, lawyer.
Hawley Luther D, lawyer and justice.
Head Charles E, undertaker and furniture. Hene Moses, dry goods.
Hill Alfonzo IP, Propr Summit House. Hinckley Amy Miss, milliner.
Hixson Walter, live stock.
Hoffman Charles A, barber.
Hughes Edward, saloon.
Hughes John B, plasterer.
Huls & Son, flour mill.
Jones John M, merchant tailor.
Jones Peter, blacksmith.
Jones Wm, live stock.
Jones & Johnson, druggists. Knowiton N&, Photographer. Lafountain Lewis, livery. Lesourd L G Rev (Methodist).
Lobdell Bros, carpenters.
Lobdell George J, grocer.
Lobdell Judd C, planing mill.
Long James, dry goods. Longwell James, plasterer. Longwell John, plasterer. Love D R. Rev ( Presbyterian). McCaslin Martin, saloon. Maddock Wm B, publisher Benton Review. Maddux House, Thomas E Maddux, propr. Manke Richard, stoves and tinware.
Matthews John U, baker and confectioner. Mavity James S, physician. Meader Solomon R, confectioner. Mellish & Warner, boots and shoes. Merrick Charles, dry goods. Merrick & Travis, lawyers. Messinger Peter B, novelty works. Meyer Aaron, Propr Fowler House. Mitchell John, blacksmith. Mock & Corkins, publishers Fowler Era. Morrison Charles J, jeweler.
Nelson & Bros, blacksmiths.
Owens Wm, restaurant.
Owens W D) Rev (Christian).
Pearson John C, lawyer.
Pearson Mahlon L, physician.
Pelton Charles If, carpenter.
Pierce Mary HI Mrs, dressmaker.
Purdy Albert J, physician.
Richards Charles H, restaurant.
Rogers Bros, blacksmiths.
Rynearson John M, lumber and coal.
Shapley & Messinger, carpenters.
Seney Joseph R, general store.
Simpson Isaac, meat market.
Smith Jacob, boots and shoes.
Smith J P & Co, lumber.
Smith, Owen & Dinwiddie, lawyers.
Snyder Wm, hardware.
Sonnekson Christian, wagonmaker.
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Stokes Martha J Mrs, milliner.
Stone J F, R R and Ex agent.
Stow Konac RE, Jeweler.
Stow Isaac M RIrs, Millinery.
Straight & Wiley, lawyers.
Sununit House, A P Hill Proprietor. (See adv.)
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Taylor Frank, postmaster.
Templeton Leroy, live stock.
Travis Henry S, insurance agent.
Eurvey Wm S, live stock.
Wade M, gunsmith.
Wadsworth George, lawyer.
Walker & Smith, lawyers.
Westman Caroline Mrs, millinery.
Westman & Eckland, shoemakers.
Whorry James, county surveyor and carpen- ter.
Zinn Peter, hardware.
FOX. Known locally as Eagleville Station, a postoffice on the Ft. W. M. & C. R. R., in Wells county, situated 5 miles north of Bluffton, the county seat, with a population of 40 persons. Mail daily. W. H. H. Riegle, postmaster and general store.
FRANCESFILLE. A prosperous village on line of L. N. A. & C. Ry, with a population of 500, is located in Pulaski county, IS miles southwest of Winamac, the county seat. Francesville contains five churches-Presbyterian, Methodist, Christ ian, Baptist, and Catholic -- and large graded school building. Principal exports are grain and cattle. Express, American. Mail daily. Robert F. Priest, postmaster. Anderson Albert F, hotel. Andrews James, hotel. Applegate E H, general store.
BINGHAM, WALT & MATHEW,
INDIANAPOLIS, AND.
The Best Line of Imported Watches in the State.
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Bledsoe C M, grocer. Bledsoe Jno T, drugs and notions.
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Bienneman Roy, carpenter. Brewer W A, general store.
Claus Joseph, boots and shoes, Concannon James C, grocer. Daske & Petree, harness. Davidson Peyton, Furniture.
Domke A, general store.
Dunn & Vase, pressed hay.
Garrigues C H, carpenter.
Gordon M M, physician.
Hallett L N, blacksmith.
Haymond W C, agricultural implements. Hazen D H, nursery.
Hazen N S, saloon. Home Detective Co. Jones Wm R, hardware. Logne A, sewing machines,
Loring D J, physician.
McGee A C, physician.
Mallon John H, general store.
Mattingly Robert, physician.
Mattingly R LL, Lawyer, Loans, Ab- stracts of Title and Collecting Agt.
Nelson C A, blacksmith.
Priest John, agt LN A & C Ry.
PriestilobertE, Cigars and Tobacco Priest Wm, constable.
Rees George T, blacksmith.
Rees Joseph B, meat market.
Rice M H, insurance.
Shortridge Wm, justice of the peace.
Thrasher Stephen, carpenter.
Troyer Y S, physician. Vose S K & GT, Livery. Yarrell John F, lawyer.
FRANCISCO. Located on the L. N. A. & St. L. Ry, .n center township, Gibson county, 7 miles due east of Prince- ton, the county seat, contains Methodist church and district school. - Wheat is the principla exported article. Population 400. Mail daily. Geo. H. Wilkinson, postmaster. Adams T N, general store.
Alexander James, Undertaker.
Bacon T J, carpenter. Beasley Hardie, dry goods.
Boger Christian, shoemaker.
Davis S, justice of the peace.
Granger George, blacksmith.
Harrington Thomas, blacksmith.
Ireland J M, physician.
Jolinson FI W, Carpenter.
McClellan A A, boots and shoes.
McConnell W S, confectioner.
Monroe F, harnessmalter.
Mouser Arthur, cabinetmaker.
Fatten Jammes, physician.
Reavis Daniel, physician.
Remly Lewis, harnessmaker.
Wallace L B, drugs.
Wilkins"Sharp, flour mill. Wilkinson George XX, General Store. Wilkinson Joseph, wagonmaker. Wilson John B, carpenter.
Summit House,
A. P. HILL, Proprietor. FOWLER, IND.
VANAUKER & GUM'S PATENT LEVER POWER CAR-MOVER And Gum's Improved Land Side Wheel Shear and Cutter,
For Plows, which removes the greater part of the friction from the plow. State, county, township and shop rights for sale, Address
JOSEPH S. GUM, Fowler, Indiana.
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CEAS. D. CCZSON, 108 and 110 Franklin Street, Chicago. The Celebrated Willington White Sand. Best brands of Imported and Domestic Hydraulio Comants, Now York and Fiichigan Stucco. Etc. See Adv., page 4.
A PONTADLE MOULAY SALI CIILL,
driven profitably by & Threshing i Intnufactured by CHANDLER & TAYLU .. y Indianapolis, Ind. See page 3.
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FRANKFORT. The county seat of Clinton county, is one of the most pros- perous places of its size in the state, con- tains 4000 inhabitants, located in Centre township, 50 miles northwest of Indianapo- lis and 25 southeast of Lafayette, and is quite a railroad center, being traversed by the L. E. & W., T. H. & I. (Logansport Division), and T. & St. L. (narrow gauge) Rys., and the southern terminus of F. & K. R. R. The business interests comprise two drain tile manufactories, a flour mill, foundry, two saw mills, furniture manufac- tory, planing mill, flax bagging factory, two grain elevators, a national and private bank. The press is represented by three weekly newspapers -- the Banner (Republican), Crescent (Democratic), and Republican. The last two named are enterprising journals and intelligently edited. There are five churches -- Presbyterian, Methodist, Chris- tian, Lutheran and Catholic - substantial school buildings, and four hotels, of which the Coulter House stands at the head. Frankfort is noted for its numerous substan- tial business blocks and handsome resi- dences, its streets are wide and neatly laid out, and, in fact, its every appearance de- notes thrift and enterprise. The American and United States express and Western Union telegraph companies have offices here. Mail received daily. Wm. H. Hart, postmaster.
Adair James S, propr Clinton House.
Adair J L & Co, grocers.
Allen D F & Bro, Proprs City Ele- vator.
American Ex Co, Walter S Kramer mana- ger.
Andrew Elizabeth R Miss, milliner.
Ashley Wm P, justice of the peace.
Armantrout J N, nursery.
Aughe Herman M, livery.
Aughe Joshua S, gunsmith.
Aughe J W & W, billiard hall.
Barner J H & Co, dry goods.
Benefiel Robert G, lumber.
Bentley George W, meat market.
Blake Daniel P, jeweler.
Bradley H H & Son, druggists.
Bristol Henry C, tailor.
Brumbaugh & Hines, lawyers.
Bryant & Norris, druggists.
Bunnell John W, restaurant.
Byram G & Co, grocers. Canfield Moses S, physician.
Cast John M, hardware.
Catterlin J M & S, general store.
City Elevator, D F Allen & Bro proprs.
Clark & Steele, furniture.
Claybaugh Joseph, lawyer.
Clinton House, James S Adair propr.
Cohee & Co, dry goods.
Colby Wm A, wagon mnfr.
Cole Samuel H, baker and confectioner. Cook Isaac, justice of the peace.
Cooper Harvey J, Editor Frant! Tuesday Republican.
Coulter Bros & Co, druggists.
Coulter Momise, Charles E -Woo. ward Propr.
Coulter James W, clothing.
Coulter & Lockman, clothing.
Cox & Adams, physicians.
Cunningham Joseph E, merchant tailor.
Cushwa Martin, baker.
Dearth Wm L, livery. De Kemp & Sims, stave manfrs.
Derrick Cyrus, horseshoer.
Dolsen Alexander J, grain dealer.
Dorner Philip & Son, harness.
Doyal & Gard, lawyers.
Dunlap Joseph, bouts and shoes.
Dann Albert D, druggist.
Eldridge Henry C, horseshoer.
Epstein Moses, clothing.
Erisman J & Bro, harness.
European Hotel, Jones & Payne proprs.
Farmers Bank, capital $100,000, Samte! Ayres pres, Jackson Douglass cash.
Ferris John J, shoemaker.
First National Bank of Frankfort, capita: $200,000, Wm R Carter pres, David J' Barner cash.
Fletcher Nathan, saloon.
Frankfort Banner (weekly), Ludlam & Mc- Bride proprs.
Frankfort Crescent (weekly). Erastus HI Staley ed and propr.
Frankfort Tuesday Republi- can, Harvey J Cooper editor.
Frankfort & Kokomo R R, Geo Adams prest, D E Comstock sec and treas, E Y Comstock supt, N Y Comstock gen frt and ticket agt.
Frazee & Young, drain tile mnfrs.
Freeman Anna M Miss, dressmaker.
Freeman & Spencer, harness.
Fritch & Rothermel, flour mill.
Fuller & Wild, bakers.
Garber House, Stephen Garber propr.
Gaster, Seawright & Bryant, dry goods.
Gates Wm N, druggist.
Garratt Jacob, cigar infr.
Gentry John M, physician.
Goodwin George W, furniture.
Goodwin G W & Co, undertakers. Gorman John U, lawyer.
JOHN RAUCH,
Nianufacturer of the 82 West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Capital City Cigar
GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES
A, KNISELY & CO., 72 & 74 W. Monroc St. Chicago, Send for Catalogue and Prices.
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Grahan Wm D D Rev (Methodist). Harrison John W, millinery goods. Hart Wm H, postmaster.
Heaton, Petty & Co, grocers.
reichert Henry O, photographer.
Hertz Morris, dry goods. Higinbotham Balsa K., lawyer.
Hickinbotham Wm, photographer.
Hillis & Shanklin, grocers.
Hockman James T, lawyer.
Holman Dallas S, lawyer.
iloover Enos, justice of the peace.
Hoover Samuel A, clothing.
Hughes Samuel E. agt Singer Mnfg Co. Johnson Robert, barber.
Jones & Payne, proprs Europeon Hotel.
Kelley Wm, boots and shoes.
Kempf Bros, bakers and confectioners.
Kempf Philip, baker.
Kern PJ, wagon and carriage mnfr.
Kramer Bros, planing mill.
Kramer Walter S, manager Am and U S Ex Co. Kuhns Benjamin F, grocer.
Frankfort Tuesday Republican,
H. J. COOPER, Proprietor. A Live Local Newspaper of Clinton County.
Subscription Price, $1.00. - - Advertising Rates Reasonable,
FRANKFORT, INDIANA.
COULTER HOUSE, Southeast Corner Public Square.
This House has been refitted and refurnished in first-class style. Has all modern im- provements, including Gas. Water Closets on office and parlor floors. Large Sample Rooms on lower floor. BED"Bath Rooms FREE to transient guests. RATE, $2.00 PER DA.T. A reduction of 50 cents per day to . SUNDAY GUESTS. CHAS. E. WOODWARD, Prop's, Frankfort, Ind.
ESTABLISHED 1651.
CE THE FRANKFORT CRESCENTS E. H. STALEY, Managing Editor and Proprietor.
The official paper of Clinton County ; the only paper in the County printed wholly at home. A large 8-page paper, and has by far a larger circulation than any other.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.75 PERYEAR. ADVERTISING AT REASONABLE RATES.
A FIRST-CLASS JOB OFFICE IS ATTACHED.
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Kuntz J J Rev (Lutheran).
Lawson Bros, drain tile mnfrs. Lawson George W, sewing machines. Lee G R & Son, boots and shoes.
Lehman Rosenthal & Co, flax bagging mnfis.
Levi & Segar, junk dealers. Long Wm If, restaurant. Lorderman Father (Catholic).
`Lough Pleasant, blacksmith.
Ladlam & McBride, proprs The Frankfort Banner.
McClurg & Kent, lawyers.
McCray Wm A, restaurant.
McGuire Win H, physician.
Martin Annie E Mis, dressmaker.
. Marvin, Booher & Price, hardware.
"Melfeld T G & Son, merchant tailors.
Meridith James W, dentist.
Milroy & Petty, saloon.
Miner John II, boots and shoes.
Moody Foster M, blacksmith.
. Moore David R Rev (Presbyterian). Mcore Wm, county prosecuting attorney. Morrison HI Y & J W, lawyers.
· Ostler Robert, painter.
· Owens W D, Rev ( Christian).
Paige & Bayless, lawyers.
Palner Truman HI, lawyer.
Paris James HI, dry goods.
Parker Joseph, barber. Paul David W, marble yard.
Pearce Rebecca C Mrs, milliner.
Phillippe & Hill, meat market.
Phillippe & Snider, grocers.
Polson Irvin, sheet iron manfr,
Proctor N P HI, lawyer. Rice Augustus, carriage mnfr.
Rice Gustave, carriage mnfr.
.Richardson Scott, agricultural implements. Rogers Thomas J, saloon.
Ross & Young, lawyers. Sanders Stephen N, physician. Schadt Wm, saloon.
Shaffer & Shaw, machinists.
Shepherd Henry T, jeweler.
Gims James IS, Lawyer.
Singer Minfg Co, Samuel E Hughes agt. Smith G A & Bro, grocers.
.Smith James & Co, dry goods.
Smith Salathiel MI, manager W U Tel Co.
Smith Thomas W, physician. Southard & Swan, dry goods.
Speitel Henry B, physician. Spitznagel & Green, meat market.
.Staley Erastus HI, Ed and Propr The Frankfort Crescent. Stetler John M, jeweler.
Stolter & Dyers, furniture mufrs.
Suit Joseph C, lawyer.
Tufts James C S, optician.
United States Ex Co, Walter S Krams. Vanton Sam, lawyer.
Van Sickle J & Son, marble yard.
Wade, Cook & Co, meat market.
Western Union Tel Co, Salathiel M : mangr. Williams Samuel.B, barber.
Wirt John D, dentist.
Wolever Wm, Farness.
Wolf Charles, upholsterer.
Wolfe Joseph, carriage mnfr.
Wood Wim, lamber moff.
Woodward Charles E, 1: Coulter House.
Zook George, wagon mnfr.
FRANKLIN. The county ses Johnson county, contains a populat .... 3,000, and is situated in Franklin townsl .. at the crossing of J. M. & I, and F. F. . R. Rs, 21 miles south of Indianapolis. ! village is incorporated, and governed by mayor and common council. Amony recent improvements is a handsome cot house, now building, and an exter. starch manufactory. The place has elt churches -- Presbyterian, Christian, E ;. pal, Catholic, two Baptist and two Metin ist -- a good college, two graded sch. four hotels, a national bank, and th newspapers-one daily, Harald (Indep. ent), and two weekly, Democrat and i .... lin Jeffersonian (Republican). It has : two pork packing establishments, twof. .. dries and machine shops, starch mant tory, three saw mills, bed spring many :. tory, three flour mills, a barrel mant. tory, two planing mills, and tanning est lishment. The American Express a! Western Union Telegraph Companies ha offices here. Usual mail facilities. M. Conner, postmaster.
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