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Alexander & Rowe, hardware.
Allison Harvey C, editor Franklin Jefi sonian.
American Express Co, O G Ragsdale age: Baldwin & Payne, flour mill.
Banta David D, lawyer.
Banta & Spencer, druggists.
Barnett Wm H, lawyer.
Beard John, grocer.
Blizzard Austin A, grocer.
Blizzard James L, grocer.
Blizzard Silas W, mayor.
Bowen Fanny Miss, milliner.
Bowen & Crowell, grain.
Brown C. Mrs, milliner.
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A. L. WRIGHT & CO., CARPET. 47 and 49 S. Meridian St., Indianapolis. Latest Styles and Colorings.
CODD & DRANIAM 5
INDIANAPOLIS, handle the best quality of Wilkesbarre Anthracite Coal.
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Thrown Nicholas, meat market. Brown Shadrick C, lawyer. Brown Wm S, undertaker. Buckingham Wm J, lawyer. Byfield Charles, city clerk. Carnine Abram N, carriage mnfr.
Carson & Green, dry goods. Colton Albert B, founder. Conner Wm M, postmaster. Conway Wm, notions. Cook Hotel. Crow James, meat market. Cutsinger, Thompson & Co, starch mnfrs. Day & Fesler, merchant tailors. Ditmars & Voris, dry goods. Donnell J H & T C, physicians. Downey & Yager, wall paper.
Drake Wm, saloon.
Dunlap Joseph M, grain. Dunlap W L & Bro, grocers. Dunn & Fleming, meat market.
D'unn & Hunt, boots and shoes. Finegold Adolph J, clothing.
Foley Jeremiah, shoemaker. Fossett & Christy, barbers.
Foy George, saloon. Frame Charles H, jeweler.
Franklin Daily Herald, F C Williams ed. Franklin Democrat (weckly), Luther Short editor.
Franklin Jeffersonian (weekly), Harvey C Allison editor.
Franklin Mills, Wm Needham & Co Proprs, Mnfrs of the Celebrated O K Flour, Star Meal, Brand, Shorts, Ship Stuff etc. Gibson James, shoemaker. Gilchrist Wm A, bed spring mnfr.
Graves George H, painter. HIalfaker P C, blacksmith. Hall & Hall, physicians. Hardin Thomas, county clerk.
Hazlett Maggie Miss, milliner. Hazelett Matthew, livery. Heineken C Mrs, milliner. Herriott, Vawter & Co, pork packers.
Ilicks Alvin G, photographer. Hulsmann Alexander, saloon. Hulsmann Lewis A, jeweler. Hutchison John W, boots and shoes.
Jeffery & McCollough, druggists. Johnson & White, lawyers.
Jones, Bergen & Co, Lumber Mnfrs and Planing Mill, Jefferson. Jones John L, dry goods.
Jones J T, physician.
Knobe Lewis W, grocer.
Lagrange Isaac N, grocer. Lake John E, furniture.
Lee James, livery.
Lemasters Wash, sewing machines.
McClain John F, physician. McClain Mollie Miss, dressmaker. McClain & Creasey, carriage mnfrs.
NoClellan House, John F McClel- lan Propr, cor Madison and R R.
McClellan James H, agt J M & IR R.
NicClellan John F, propr Mcclellan House,
McCollough: & Todd, marble works.
McDaniel Bios, flouring mill.
McKeehan James, meat market.
Mclaughlin Wm H, saw mill.
Maiden & LaGrange, druggists.
Martin & Ragsdale, grocers.
Matthes Fesler & Co, dry goods.
Meggenhofen Frederick, gunsmith.
Mendenhall Noah, sewing machines.
Metzger Timothy T, barber. Miller David H, druggist.
Miller & Barnett, lawyers.
Moore Edward R, boots & shoes.
Moorhouse John G, tailor.
Needham Wir & Co, Flour Mills,
cor Jefferson and J M & I R R.
Overstreet & Hunter, lawyers. Overstreet & Wilson, lawyers.
Oyler & Howe, lawyers.
Parkhurst, Polk & Riggs, agricultural impls.
Payne & Payne, planing and saw mill.
Pettiford & Casselman, barbers.
Pierce David, saloon.
Price & West, wagonmakers.
Pritchard & Leach, lawyers.
Ragsdale Owen G, agt Am Ex Co.
Randell Edward P, furniture.
Ransdell & Co, pumps.
Richardson James, dentist.
Richardson & Frazier, merchant tailors.
Ricketts House, Strohmeier Sisters proprs. Riker Wm E, saw mill.
VM. NEEDHAM & CO., Proprietors Fraallis Mille!
Manufacture the celebrated O. K. Flour, Star Meal, Bran, Shorts and Ship Stuffs,
Corner Jefferson St. and J., M. &. I. R. R., Franklin, Ind.
OLD BOOKS DOUGHT
At SPRAGUE'S, 391 W. Madison St. Communications Promptly Answered,
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A PORTABLE COULAY SALZ MILL
driven profitably by & Thicdang ! manufactured by CHANDLER & TAIL beg Indianapolis, Ind. See page 3.
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Rose Walter J, blacksmith .. Rynerson Wm, wagonmaker. Saur Anton, founder. Sebastian T A Mrs, milliner. Second National Bank, capital $100,000, W
H Lagrange pres, R T Overstreet cash. Sexson Allen, justice of the perce. Short Luther, editor Franklin Democrat. Slater Major R, saloon.
Sloan James, blacksmith.
Smith Wm H, confectioner.
Snow Frank, harnessmaker.
Snyder W M. Mrs, dressmaker.
Staff & Dill, lawyers.
Stansifer Benjamin M, cigar mnfr.
Stewart House, s e cor Public Square.
Stewart Jud, livery.
Stewart William, hotel and saloon.
Storey Joseph M, hardware.
Strickler Henry C, grocer.
Strohmeir Sisters, proprs Ricketts House. Taggart Robert, physician.
Thompson Robert S, blacksmith.
Turner Alexander, carriage minfr.
Turner Joseph A, dentist.
Vawter David G, dry goods.
Walker & Son, coopers.
Wallace Barnett, physician.
Walsh & McNaughton, dry goods. Webb William A, physician.
Webb & Demaree, boots and shoes.
Western Union Telegraph Co.
Weyl Henry, grocer.
Wheat, Fletcher, Vawter & Co, pork pack- ers.
Whitesides Abraham D, boots and shoes. Whitesides J & Son, clothing.
Williams Frederick C, editor Franklin Daily Herald.
Williams William, photographer.
Wood John C, physician. Wood Robert C, druggist. Woollen Thomas W, lawyer. Wyrick Ward, dry goods. Younce William, boots and shoes.
Zeppenfeld A & Bros, tanners.
FRANKLIN. Wayne county. (See Nettle Creek.)
FRANKTON. This thriving village, with a population of 500, is located in Madison county, on the P. C. & St. L. Ry, Io miles northwest of Anderson, the county seat. The place has two churches-Metho- dist and Christian-and graded school. Express, American. Mail daily. Adams, postmaster.
M. J.
Adams MX J, Asst Agt P C & St I, Ry.
Armfield E, grocer. Brown N, physician.
Campbell & Scrockengos, carpenters. Canaday J E, physician.
Canaday W O, physician. Cockran & Ring, saw mill.
Cramer R R, boots and shoes.
Davis C S, wagonmaker.
Dillon A, drugs."
Dwiggins Bernard, hotel.
Dwiggins C, meat market.
Edson S B, harness.
Edwins S W, physician.
Freel Win, hotel.
Ham Lee, saloon. Hartley W N, drugs.
Harvey R, physician.
Mixer WVARI, Undertaker.
Hart Emanuel, cooper.
Hurst & Quick, hardware.
Johnson E, lawyer. Kimmerling L, drugs.
Layne L A, barber.
Phillips J W, livery.
Quick Bros, general store.
Quick V C, Cattle Dealer.
Ring J J, painter. Roach W L, lawyer.
Schell I N, physician.
Sharp John, grain dealer.
Tharp P S, cattle dealer.
Townsend J W, general store.
Van Valkenberg J H, shoemaker.
Webb & R; Flour Mill.
FRAZIER. Owen county. Stockton.)
FREDERICKSBURG. gomery county. (Sce Mace.)
FREDERICKSBURG. With population of 350, is located in Posey tou ship, Washington county, 15 miles sout west of Salem, the county seat, and 22 mike northwest of New Albany, the most ava able shipping point. It contains Method :. church, graded school, and has tri-week'. stage communication with New Albany- fare $1.50. Mail daily. L. J. McRichard postmaster. Adams J Will, wagonmaker.
Andrew John B, justice of the peace. Austin Wm S, carpenter. Avery W R, physician. Black J Henry, carriagemaker.
Bullington Samuel R, saw mill.
Cromer John B, insurance agent. Cromer J sr, hotel.
PATENTS.
Caveats, Prints, Labels, Copyrights, All business pertainm. to these and liko matters, promptly and carefully attended to, by C. Inen. YOKD, Solicitor of Patente, 18 Hubbard Block, Indisnapolis, Indiana.
MERRILL HJEBARD & CO. Wholesale Booksellers and Paper Dealers, Indianapolis, Ind.
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Cromer M Mrs, general store. jolley Joseph, lawyer. Jowees Charles B, carriage painter. Dewees George W, Physician. · Fredericksburg News (weekly), Allen Smith propr. Tunk J R, lawyer. Gibson R, general store. Goss Calvin, sewing machines. Green J M, flour mill. Gresham C W, blacksmith.
Hancock B, insurance. Hancock J A, marble works,
Hoar C C, drugs.
Hon Geo W, physician. Hottel J D, blacksmith. Bottel L P, general store. Julian Charles II, artist.
Kay John sr, hotel. Kay J W & Bro, general store. King E B, carpenter.
Knowles L L, barber. La Follette Sac, milliner.
La Follette Wm P, physician.
Little & Julian, carpenters.
Lowery W W, salcon. Lynn Jolin B. barber. McPheters E E, hardware.
McRichards L J, hotel. Merkel Henry, shoemaker.
Montgomery R F, drugs.
Morgan John B, live stock. Roby James & Son, wagonmakers. Shrader Wm S, furniture and undertaker. Smith Allen, ed Fredericksburg News. Underwood W Rev ( Methodist), physician. Wigley H, stoves and tinware. Wingler J M, shoemaker.
FREDONIA. On the Ohio river, in Crawford county, with a population of 75, is located 4 miles southwest of Leaven- worth, the county seat. The village has two churches - Methodist and United Brethren-and district school. Mail semi- weekly. Wm. II. Conrod, postmaster.
Conrod WILL EL, General Store. Myers H & J, flour mill.
Stevens Lafayette, cooper.
FREEDOM. Sixty-two miles south- west of Indianapolis, on the I. & V. Ry, in Franklin township, Owen county, contain- ing 175 inhabitants, Methodist, Christian and Baptist churches, graded school, one hotel and two saw mills. It is situated 8 miles southwest of Spencer court house, Lumber, staves and grain are shipped. Ex-
press, Adams. Mail daily. Madison C. Stephenson, postmaster.
Armentrout W L, barber.
Bledsoe & Bros, saw mill.
Dean J H, lawyer.
Figg John S, druggist.
Goss James M, physician.
Kemmerer Elias, blacksmith.
Kirkham Oliver, wagonmaker."
McIndoo John, notions.
McIntosh P C, carpenter.
McKee Jacob L, cabinetmaker.
Minnick Andrew J, physician.
National House, Mrs E E Scott propr.
Nugent Frederick R, justice of the peace.
Pierson & Bro, general store.
Royer Wm & Son, general store.
Scott Eliza E Mrs, propr National Hotel. Scott R M, wagonmaker.
Sievers II, meat market.
Stephenson NI C, Agt Adams Ex Co and Postmaster.
Stephenson & Leonard, grocers.
Sufaal William J, saddles and harness.
Trent L D), insurance agt.
Wilkinson Charles E, agt I & V Ry.
Wise John, blacksmith,
Wright A, saw mill.
FREELANDVILLE. Widner township, Knox county, is a village of 500 inhabitants, located 19 miles northeast of Vincennes, the county seat. Edwardsport, 5 miles southeast on the I. & V. Ry., is its ' shipping depot. In the place there are five churches-Baptist, Methodist, Reformed, Christian and United Brethren-and a high school. It has daily mail stage to Edwards. port-fare 25 cents .- A. P. Cox, postmas- ter.
Albert HI F, drugs. Alsop G R. physician. Baker C & Co, general store.
Begeman H L, blacksmith.
Brandt Wm, blacksmith.
Brower John L, shoemaker.
Cook Wm, shoemaker.
Cox A P, Books and Stationery.
Dryman, Smithmier & Co, flour mill. Ernst Jacob Rev (United Brethren). Freeland J T, physician.
Frohne Ph Rev (German Reform). Hammock J W Rev (Baptist). Mines Wyna, Undertaker. Kixmiller Henry, wagonmaker. Laue Henry, blacksmith. McCammon I O, saloon. McDowell M M, physician. Mesch C & Co, meat market.
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Myers H. N, physician. Patterson R D, hardware. Ragsdale M S Rev (Christian). Ritterskamp J & Son, general store. Seddlemier George, blacksmith.
Unferferth C, shoemaker. Viele C MI, Physician. Wagner II H, hotel and grocer. Wagner S, grocer. Weitzel Win, harness.
FREEPORT. On Big Blue river, in Hanover township, shelby county, 10 miles northeast of Shelbyville court house. Morristown, 3 miles north on the C. H. & I. Ry., is its shipping point. The village has saw, flour and woolen mills, operated by water power from the river. Population 80. Stage communication daily with Mor- ristown-fare I5c .-- and Shelbyville -- fare 5oc. Mail daily. M. Burtch, postmaster. Burton M, Postmaster.
Burtch T N, carpenter.
Carter I, physician.
Mellis Alex G, General Store. Miller George, blacksmith. Sleeth James, wagonmaker.
FREETOWN. Known formerly as Freeport, is a place of 200 inhabitants, lo- cated in Jackson county, 10 miles north- west of Brownstown, the county seat. Ew- ing or Seymour, on the O. & M. Ry., are the shipping stations. Stage semi-weekly to Brownstown-fare 50c .-- and Seymour -- fare 75c. Four mails per week. George W. Wheeler, postmaster.
Acton & Denny, general store.
Chute G H, physician.
Cooper L F, pianos and organs.
Cross & Harbaugh, wagonmakers.
George J M, general store.
Highnote Alex, shoemaker.
Kindred I W, shoemaker. Kuhlman & Rotert, flour mill. Manuel Dr, physician. Recly & Manuel, blacksmiths. Smith Isaac, real estate and justice. Spurgeon W A, physician. Thompson S A, blacksmith. Tinch E T, physician.
. Wheeler Dros, General Store.
FREMONT. In township of same name, county of Steuben, in extreme north- eastern corner of the state, 3 miles south of Michigan state line, 50 north of Fort Wayne, 168 northeast of Indianapolis, and 8 north of Angola court house, is located on
the Ft. W. & J. R. R. The village i enterprising place of 800 inhabitant ... rounded by a good agricultural and ti! district, containing one hotel, thres mills, flour mill and planing mill. three churches- Congregational, Meth: and Evangelical-and graded school four departments. Express, Amer telegraph, Western Union. Daily 1.
Charles Havens, postmaster. Abbott Alexander, carriagemaker.
Abbott Lyman, physician.
American Express Co, George N Hay ... .. agent.
American House, John Y Bevier. Baker M D, agent Ft W & J R R.
Baum Mattie Miss, millinery.
Bewier John V, Propr América: Ilouse.
Bevier & Milner, livery.
Bisbee & Dewey, lumber dealers.
Blake WIL IK, Carriagemaker. adv.)
Bricker Samuel L, grocer.
Brown Louis, tailor.
Burdick Sarah A, millinery.
Carpenter Heman F, saloon.
Cluck Peter, blacksmith.
Creditor Edward H, dentist.
Davison Homer R, barber.
Davison Otis S, photographer.
Douglass D A & Co, druggists.
Farnham Erastus, flour mill.
Gibson Peter D, saw mill.
Gilbert Charles T, dry goods.
Gilbert Marian A, dressmaker.
Goff Eliza Mrs, dressmaker.
Gore & Melendy, blacksmiths.
Hagerty Joseph L, physician.
Hastings Charles, livery.
Hastings Moses, veterinary surgeon and livery.
Haven, Charles & Son, jewelers.
Havens George N, agent American Ex Co. Havens Ira S, painter.
Heller George, dry goods.
Hilton Edward T, agricultural implements. Holcomb Benjamin B, harness.
Howell & Son, hardware.
Hubbell Burt, carpenter. Isenhower Amos, livery.
Isenhower Jacob P, grocer.
Kayler Henry, builder.
Kibbee Thomas W, jewelry. Klock Peter, lJacksmith.
Koons Albert A, Boots and Shoes.
McNabb Theodore B, physician.
Maligod Win, Sawmill. Melendy Emory G, lawyer.
SINGHAM, WALL & MA SYREW, ) 12 East Washington street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
American Watches at Factory Pricess.
WM. M. BELL
Real Estate and Mortgages, No. 307 Upper Third Se. Evansville, Ind.
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Verwin Calvin J, harness.
Michael & Fox, furniture.
Michael & Kinsey, stoves and tinware.
Milnes & Bevier (James B Milnes, James A Bevier), Livery Stable. (See adr'.) Pettit James, blacksmith.
i'dfer Frederick, wagoninaker.
l'owers Alonzo, grocer.
Preston E S Rev (Methodist).
Schaeffer Daniel, baker,
Scott Willard L, dry goods.
Sheets Michael, boots and shoes.
Stephens & Son, meat market.
straw Frederick M, Sewing Ma- chines, Pianos and Organs. Tedrow Joseph S Rev (United Brethren). Vanalstine & Son, planing mill.
Whaley & Garn, boots and shoes.
Wilkinson Warren, druggist.
FRENCHI. Is a station on the I. D. &S Ry, in Helt township, Vermilion coun- ty, 6 miles southwest of Newport, the county seat. No mail.
FRENCH LICK. Or French Lick Springs, as the place is known locally, is
located in French Lick township, Orange county, 10 miles west of Paoli, the county seat. Orleans, 18 miles northeast, on the L. N. A. & C. Ry, is the nearest shipping point. There are two churches -- Metho:lis! and Christian-and district school here. Population 50. Daily stage communica. with Paoli-fare $1.25, and Orleans fare $2.25. Mail daily. Samuel Ryan, post. master.
Albert & Baker, Springs Hotel.
Bundy John L, general store. Grigsby & Crowly, flour mill.
Plummer L C, blacksmith.
Ryan Samuel, Physician.
FRENCHITOWN. An unimport- ant rural postoffice in Harrison county, &. miles northwest of Corydon, the county seat, and 12 miles northeast of Leaven- worth, on the Ohio River, its shipping point. Mail semi-weekly.
FRIEDILEIDE. Is a German settic .. ment, in Preble township, Adams county, on St. Mary's river, 9 miles northwest of Decatur, the county seat, and same distance
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south of Hoagland, on G. . R. & I. R. R. Contains roo inhabitants, Lutheran church, graded school and saw mill. Mail semi- weekly. F. Glock, postmaster. Archibald M V B, book agent. Bunch Deitrich, stock dealer. Conrad Wm, constable. Frederick Gustav, blacksmith. Gallmeier F W, justice of the peace. Glock F, Physician and Surgeon. Huser George, shoemaker. Keller & Doehrman, saw mill. Meyer Herman Rev (Lutheran). Rentz Andrew, blacksmith. Scheuman Conrad, meat market. Witte Conrad, veterinary surgeon.
FRIENDSHIP. On Laughery creek, in Brown township, northeast corner of Ripley county, is a village of 125 inhabi- tants, 10 miles southeast of Versailles, the county seat, and 9 miles southwest of Dills- borough, on the O. & M. Ry. The creek furnishes power to operate a flour mill. Friendship has three churches-Baptist, Methodist and German Protestant -- and dis- trict school. Daily mail route by stage to Dillsborough. Henry Schmolsmier, post- master.
Akers Lindsey, stock dealer.
Brooks A J, general store.
Burroughs Albert, carpenter. Ebel Philip, wagonmaker. Elleman Samuel, blacksmith.
Hamcher John, jeweler.
Johnson J M & T S, flour mill.
Kramer John F, tailor.
Miller R H, physician. Roberts John Mrs, stoves and tinware.
Roder Christ, shoemaker.
Rost & Otto, harness.
Rothert Louis, huckster.
Rump Charles, blacksmith.
Schmolsmier Kleury, General Store.
Schulenburg Henry, general store. Snyder Wm, miller. Thomas B F, hotel.
FRIENDSWOOD. Guilford township, in the extreme southeastern cor- ner of Hendricks county, is a postoffice and station on the I. & V. Ry, 18 miles south- east of Danville court house, and 12 south- west of Indianapolis. The village contains 150 persons, Methodist and Quaker churches. Adams Express. Daily mail. J. Furnas, postmaster. Burnett Isaac, saw mill.
Furnas J, General Store. Jackson C R, dairy. Jessup Joel & Sons, flour mill. Lefler Andrew, blacksmith. Lever Patrick, shoemaker. Smith A C, physician.
FULDA. Population 1oo, located i Harrison township, Spencer county, I miles northeast of Rockport, the coun': seat, and 9 miles east of Gentryville, on the C. R. & S. W. Ry. Mail semi-weekly. Bernard Schneider, postmaster.
Boehm George, general store and saloon. Calignon Joseph, grocer. Calignon & Shue, flour mill. Greulich August, justice of the peace. Haller Joseph, shoemaker.
Hermanie August, physician. Huffman Harrison, flour mill.
Schneider Bernard, General Store. Simon Henry, shoemaker. Zoglemann Joseph, blacksmith.
FULTON. This place of 200 popula- tion is located in Liberty township, Fulton county, 9 miles south of Rochester, the county seat and shipping point. Contains district school, Baptist and United Brethren churches. Has tri weekly stage commun !. cation with Logansport. Mail tri-weekly. Robert Aitkin, postmaster.
Aitkin Robert, General Store. Crathwell Frederick, blacksmith.
Hedges Levi, wagonmaker.
Miller Wm B, shoemaker. Peterson Frederick, flour mill.
Towey J T, physician.
Waite O P, physician.
FUNKS. On C. W. & M. Ry, located in Madison county, claims a population of 40. Anderson, at a distance of 6 miles, i- the county seat. Contains a New Light society and a district school. Express, United States. Mail daily. S. A. Towell, postmaster. Kirk Wm, grain and stock. Riggs E M, saw mill. Towell S A, General Store.
FURNESSVILLE. Possessing a population of 200, is located in Porter county, on the Michigan Central R. R., 15 miles north of Valparaiso, the county seat. The village has Methodist church and dis- triet school. Mail daily. Winnifred Fur-
ness, postmaster. Brummitt Wm, justice of the peace.
Capital City Cigar.
JOHN RAUCH, Manufacturer, 82 West Washington Street,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Corrugated Iron. Manufactured and for salo by A. Moholy & Co., 72 & 74 W. Monroc Street, CHICAGO.
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Cheeny Wm, hotel. Ernest August, blacksmith. Furness Dwight, news agent. Furness E L, general store. Furness Winnifred, Dairy. Lewry Wm & Son, wagonmakers. Mc Donald H R, saw mill.
Payne Lewis, saw mill.
Templeton Frank J, agent M CR R.
GALENA. Eight miles northwest of New Albany, in Greenville township, Floyd county, is a settlement of 250 persons, con- taining Methodist church and graded school. Daily mail stage route to New Albany- fare 50c. Allie Neat, postmaster.
Brown N M, general store.
Buss George, shoemaker.
Dempster J, wagonmaker.
Dodd David, painter.
Dodd Samuel, insurance.
Halstead H B, boots and shoes.
Hancock George, meat market. Lamb A K, carpenter.
Lamake F, General Store. Loesch Peter, blacksmith.
Miller John, physician.
Neat Allie, Postmaster.
Rafferty B T. physician. Schwartz & Son, flour mill. Williamson Mary Mrs, notions. Wigley H, tinner.
GALLAUDET. Nine miles south- east of Indianapolis, in Marion county, on the C. I. St. L. & C. R. R., is merely a postoffice for the farming community. Mail daily. E. Cunningham, postmaster. Cunningham E, Postmaster. Cunningham L, grocer.
GALVESTON. Located on the P. C. & St. L. Ry., in Jackson township, Cass county, 16 miles southeast of Logansport court house, is a thriving village, with 400 population, having three churches-Methi- odist, United Brethren and Baptist-graded and primary schools, and exports grain, hogs and cattle. Express, American. Daily mail. S. W. Hart, postmaster. Adams Martin C, justice of the peace. Baldwin T, physician.
Beall J S, physician.
Bell & McConnell, Tile Mnfrs. Biederstadt L A. flour mill. Brown George M, druggist. Collins Jacob, wagonmaker. Crisler John, meat market. Davis George W, agt Am Ex Co.
DeBolt W Rev (United Brethren).
Eisenbrey FHI, Harnessmaker. Eisenbrey J F, shoemaker.
Fickle D F, nursery. Gearhard Mrs, milliner. Gemmill H C, physician.
Mart S WU, Jeweler.
Kelly Daniel, saloon.
Kever John, broom mnfr.
King BAL, sawmill.
Koup Vm, furniture.
Landrey S T, physician.
Loop J C, lawyer. Loon 2 N, Drug ..
Lytle Mollie, milliner.
Marsh A W, livery.
Martin M E Rev (Baptist).
Mead Mrs, dressmaker.
Owen & Fordeng, saloon.
Paver S R & Co, general store.
Rule A B, blacksmith.
Russ Wm, carpenter.
Shafer GIE, Hotel.
Stanley George, brick mnfr.
Thomas Louis, blacksmith. Thomas M H & Sons, general store.
Turley John, saw mill.
Waddle Joshua, carpenter.
Woolley W J, blacksmith.
Yaw Wm, tailor.
GARBERS. Madison county. (See Brutin.)
GAR CREEK. Located on the W. St. L. & P. Ry., in Milan township, Allen county, JI miles east of Fort Wayne, is a village containing 117 inhabitants, Lutheran church, district school, and ships lumber and grain. Mail daily. J. Hageman, post- master.
Grover, Taylor & Alfred, carpenters.
Hageman J, General Store.
Harper Edward, carpenter.
Lehnert Rev (Lutheran).
Richart Joseph, justice of the peace.
Rothgeb Daniel, saw mill. Rothgeb Michael, blacksmith.
Ryan Patrick, thresher.
Stringfellow J W Rex (United Brethren).
GARRETT. First platted and es- tablished by the Baltimore Land Improve. ment Co., of Baltimore, Md., in May, IS75, and now numbers 1, 500 persons, is an en- terprising growing village in Richland township, DeKalb county, on the B. & O. R. R., 5 miles due west of Auburn, the county seat. It has the Baltimore and Ohio
Theo. Pfafflin & Co.
The leading Piano and Organ House of The Wret. Send for Price-lists and Catalog. es. @ 58 and 60 North Pennsylvania St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Empire Two-horse Drill Agency,
EWALD OVER,
Indianapolis, Iii.
282 GAR INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER GAY
Co's shops, a brick and drain tile manufac- tory, saw mill and flour mill. Grain, pro- duce and cattle are the chief exports. The village contains four churches -- Methodist, Episcopal, Catholic and Baptist --- graded school, three hotels and a weekly newspa- per, the Herald (Republican). Baltimore and Ohio Express and Western Union Tele- graph Companies have offices here. Mail received daily. Alexander H. Phillips, postinaster.
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