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Bacon Frank M, insurance agent.
Baltimore Land and Improvement Co. Deliler George, saloon.
Bicknell Henry M, druggist.
Blair Thomas M, propr DeKalb House.
Bloomfield Ezkiel, blacksmith.
Bookwalter Forde & Co, flour mill.
Cannon A L, painter.
Cherry & Woolson, restaurant. Conrad Adam, saw mill.
Covell Lewis, Lawyer.
Coyle Thomas, agent B & O Ry and Ex Co.
David Peter K, grocer.
David Peter K Mrs, millinery.
Davis John L, hardware.
Decker Isaiah, livery.
DeKalb House, T M Blair propr.
Dibert Josiah HI, druggist.
Duck Martin L, furniture.
Dyguart Richard R, blacksmith.
Embrey John W, meat market.
Garman John W, jeweler.
Garrett Herald, O J Powell pubr.
Hanmer George, shoemaker.
Hawkins & Garret, milliners. Hunsel Bernard, merchant tailor.
Kedletz Frank, painter. Kornetske Nathan, tailor.
Lackey George W, general store.
Linkenhelt Charles, restaurant,
Nass Gust, saloon.
Palmer Anthony, Boot and Shoe- maker. .
Paul John, justice of the peace.
Phillips Alexander HI, Grocer and Postmaster.
Powell Otho J, publisher Garrett Herald. Powell Otho J Mrs, dressmaker.
Raseley Hiram, harness,
Reichelderfer Elihu, propr Tarney House. Reyher Christopher, general store.
Rodgers Harris, brick and tile mnfr.
Roether Daniel B, physician.
Rowe Nicholas B, baker.
Sargent House, Wm E Sargent Propr. (Sce adr.)
Sargent Wm E, propr Sargent House. Schelter Henry, barber.
Sherman Sylvester M, physician.
Simson Richard L, wagon maker. Singler Joseph, general store.
Smith Theodore A, baker. Stickney Fanny G Miss, milliner.
Stiles Truman A, Carpenter as ! Builder. Stout Rev (Methodist).
Sullivan Thomas H, confectioner.
Tarner Samuel, barber.
Tarney House, E Reichelderfer propr.
Thienel August, saloon.
Thomson John F, physician.
Travis Charles, cigars and tobacco.
Wagner Jacob Wm, saloon.
Zimmer Michael, boot and shoemaker.
GASBURGH. Monroe towns Morgan county, having a population of 5. is located 12 miles north of Martinsy !!.. . the county seat, and 4 miles west of Monis. ville, on the I. & V. Ry. In the vicinity can be found a Methodist church and trict school. Daily stage communication with Monrovia-fare 20 cents-and Moore .. ville-farc 30 cents. Mail tri-weekly
John Weesner, postmaster.
Allen & Long, saw mill.
Bray Edward M, justice of the peace.
Harper Branson, saw mill.
Ward Wm T, general store.
Weesner John, Lumber.
York Jacob M, shoemaker.
GATI. Known locally as Kirkland, is a newly established postoffice in Kick- land township, Adams county, 6 miles southwest of Decatur, the county seat. It is also a station on the T. D. & B. R. R. Has two churches -- Dunkard and Unite? Brethren -- and district schools Express, American. Mail daily. Catharine Niblich, postmaster. Niblich Catharine, Express Agt. Spades & Zimmerman, general store. Straub Edward, saw mill.
GAYNORVILLE. Is situated in Decatur county, 8 miles south of Greens. burg, the county seat and shipping point, contains 6o inhabitants, a Methodist church and good brick school building. It has stage communication with Greensbury- fare 50c. tri-weekly. Mail tri-weekly. George W, Hamilton, postmaster. Ehrhardt Christian, general store. Gaynor John, wagon maker.
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Ketchum Samuel, harnessmaker. stevenson J D, physician. sateys & Parker, blacksmiths.
· GEETINGSVILLE. With a .mall population, is located in Clinton county, distant IJ miles from Frankfort, the county seat, and 21/2 from Sedalia, on T. II. & I. (Log. Div.) R. R. Has Pres- byterian church and district school. Daily tage communication with Sedalia and Russiaville. Mail daily. A. R. Sheffler, Hostmaster.
Beil Edward, blacksmith. Kennard W T, physician. Mink Jacob, carpenter. Mink James, cooper. Sheffer IT & A K, General Store. Young M V, physician,
GEM. Seven miles west of Greenfield, the county seat of Hancock county, wherein it is situated, on the P. C. & St. L. Ry, numbering 50 persons. It offers an excel- lent opening for a flour mill, as it is in the center of an unusual good wheat growing section. Daily mail. J. M. Stutsman, postmaster. Coon Joseph, shoemaker. Pierson E W, Physician.
Stutsman A, wagonmaker. Stutsman I N, blacksmith.
SIERESMan & M, General Store. Stutsman N & Son, Lumber.
GENEVA. Is a thriving village of 600 inhabitants, on the G. R. & I. R. R., in Wabash township, Adams county, 18 miles south of Decatur, the county seat, surrounded by one of the best grain pro- ducing districts in the state, and is a splendid location for a flour mill, which is much needed. Has graded school, Meth- odist and United Brethren churches, saw mill, planing mill, two stave and heading
manufactories, and a hub and spoke fac- tory. Express, United States. Mail daily.
W W Roberts, postmaster.
Antrim Benjamin, saddler. Ashdill HI L, general store.
Aspy H M, physician.
Bair Wm, jeweler.
Bird John, meat market.
Briggs W ME, Carpenter.
Cary Jesse, blacksmith.
Cartwright Jerry L, Jumber.
Cookerly G W, blacksmith.
Cool C, wagonmaker. Cully A, agricultural implements.
Donart G W, hardware.
Drew Wm, lawyer and justice.
Evans H, stock dealer.
Fought Wm, stoves and tinwarc.
Geneva Triumph (weekly), C K Thompson editor.
Hale I DD, Grain Elevator.
Ilall J C, grocer.
Harrod A, furniture.
Heaston N P, hotel.
Holloway John, carpenter.
Hook I, lawyer and justice.
Hook & Cartwright, grocers.
Juday A J, grocer.
Kelly G H & Bro, agricultural impts.
Kelly John, Stoves and Tinware.
Lehman Ira, agt G R & I R R.
Lyons Wm, meat market.
McKeag R, livery.
Manley & Son, Lawyers.
· Meek W R, stave and heading mnfr. Millett Mrs, milliner.
Moore J W, shoemaker.
North J & Bro, saw mill.
Polm David, shoemaker.
Porter C D, drugs and Ex agt. Ralston S G, physician.
Reed Wm, grocer.
Roberts W W, General Store.
Robinson A, saloon.
Rohn C, saloon.
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Roll Anson, barber.
Ruckman John, saddler. Sawyer B Rev (Methodist . Skeels S W, lawyer. Thompson C K, pub Geneva Triumph.
Ward J H, physician. Ward & Wickersham, drugs.
Watson L W, hotel. Winch C J & Son, hub and spoke mnfrs.
GENEVA. Shelby county. (See Sul- phur Hill.)
GENTRYVILLE. In Jackson township, Spencer county, on the C. R. & S. W. Ry., is a place of 350 population, 17 miles north of Rockport, the county seat, has two churches-Methodist and Christian ---- graded school, flour mill, and exports to- bacco, wheat and flour. Express, Adams. Mail daily. James Martin, postmaster. Anderson John, leaf tobacco.
Benedict Jacob, hotel.
Bryant J H, physician.
Camp E F, physician.
Coon Joshua, Lawyer.
Dodd James T, blacksmith.
Fendinger F, cooper.
Frakes George, justice of the peace.
Hufman MO, physician.
Inco Adam, saloon and grocer.
Inco Bartlett, hotel.
Kellam G K, lawyer.
McKasson J W, physician.
Martin James & Son, Grocers.
Sandage J T & Son, blacksmiths.
Shafer Henry, general store.
Smith W FF Rev (Methodist).
Tatton G W, lawyer.
Walters George, shoemaker.
Walters John, shoemaker.
Webking & King, flour mill. Weil F & Co, General Store.
GEORGETOWN. Brown county. Bean Blossom. )
GEORGETOWN. Inhabited by about 200 people, is located in township of same name, county of Floyd, 9 miles west of New Albany, the county seat and ship- ping point. It contains district school, Methodist, Christian and United Brethren churches. Mail semi-weekly. Mary Tres- enritter, postmaster.
Barrows Solomon, shoemaker. Baylor John M, general store. Beard J, Distiller. Beard Stas, cooper.
Brock Henry, cooper.
Coble N & Co, general store. Cook Wm A, flour mill.
Flickner J N, shoemaker. Fox A J, cooper: Fox George R, drugs. Keithley J B, hotel.
Keller J R, justice of the peace.
Kirkwood J W, physician.
LaFollette Robert, drugs.
Levi L D, physician.
Loesh Jacob, blacksmith.
Mintoza Ha I', carpenter.
Summer & Burkhardt, flour mill.
Thomas John H, general store.
Tucker Wm W, physician.
Tyler James P, cooper.
Wolfe Henry A, carpenter.
Wolfe James M, hotel.
GEORGIA. A flag station and country postoffice, on the O. & M. Ry, in Spice Valley township, Lawrence county. 12 miles southwest of Bedford, the county seat. Mail is received daily. John Burton, postmaster and physician.
GEPPVILLE. A rural postoffice in Jay county, located 6 miles southeast of Portland, the county seat and place of ship- ment. Mail tri-weekly.
GERARD. Tippecanoe county. (See Ash Grove. )
GERMANTOWN. Is a small ham- let in Lawrence township, Marion county, located 15 miles northeast of Indianapolis. Oaklandon, on the C. C. C & I. Ry, is its shipping point and nearest postoffice.
GERMANTOWN. Wayne county. (See East Germantown.)
GESSIE. Is located on the C. & E. I. R. R., in Highland township, Vermil- lion county, 16 miles north of Newport court house. It has a United Brethren so- ciety, district school, and ships grain and live stock. Population So. Express, Ameri- can. Mail daily. W. H. Saltsgaver, post - master.
Barnes James A, physician.
Hall W J, physician. Hughes Silas, carpenter. Kirkpatrick John S, flour mill.
Mcknight L A, General Store.
Prather J A, jastice of the peace. Randall C L, Macksmith.
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Saltsgaver WV FI, Hardware. Vansickle A, blacksmith.
GIBSON. Clark county. (See Pra- . ther.)
GIBSON'S STATION. On the Michigan Central R. R., in Lake county, IS miles northwest of Crown Point court house, contains 100 inhabitants and Lu- theran church. Express, American. Mail daily. Joseph Hess, postmaster. Chick Charles, blacksmith.
Ebert Adam, cigar mnfr. Goll C H, tailor.
Hartman John, carpenter, Hess Joseph, General Store. Hood M, railroad and express agt. Webster W M, physician.
'GILEAD. Near the Fulton county line, in Perry township, Miami county, contains Methodist church, graded school and two saw mills, and is situated 16 miles north of Peru, the county seat, and 5 north- east of Birmingham, on the I. P. & C. Ry. Population 200. Mail received by stage from Birmingham tri-weekly. R. R. Alex- ander, postmaster.
Alexander R. R, Drugs. Boyer B F, shoemaker. Caple & Waite, saw mill. Case Augustus, physician. Castle J T, general store. Daine A K, shoemaker. Eagleton & Mohler, pumps. Grimer John, carpenter. Lowe Cornelius, live stock. McKee John J, blacksmith. Madeford A K, hotel. Mohler John J, general store. Savage John, live stock. Smith & Lukenbill, saw mill. Waite J H, sewing machines.
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GILMAN, Was settled in IS76, and now having a population of 50, is located in Madison county, on L. E. & W. Ry, 14 miles northeast of Anderson, the county seat. Mail daily. Wm. J. Morgan, post- master. Duke G W, cattle dealer. Dunn George, wagonmaker. Lumar Samuel, justice of the peace. Miller J F, grain and R R agent. Miller, Rutledge & Lumar, saw mill. Miller & Rutledge, general store.
Morgan WI J, Physician and Sur- geon.
Parker John, lawyer. Tuttle Marion, grain dealer.
GING'S STATION. Rush county. (See Star.)
GLEN DALE. Located in Harri- son township, Daviess county, & miles south- east of Washington, the county seat and shipping point. Contains Methodist church, district school and 50 inhabitants. Mai! semi-weekly. George C. Vance, postmaster. Arthur James R, general store. Clark Jacob W, physician and druggist. Conley A 'T, General Store. Horrall P A, saw mill.
GLEN HALL. Name of the post. office at West Point Station on the W. St. L. & P. Ry. Contains 50 inhabitants and is located in Wayne township, Tippecanoe county, 10 miles west of Lafayette, the county seat. Express, Pacific. Mail daily. Cook Joseph A, blacksmith.
Mustard JE & A, General Store.
GLENN'S VALLEY. Eight mile; south of Indianapolis, in Perry township, Marion county, contains a population of 50, Methodist church and graded school, Mail daily. Catharine Vawter, postmaster. Carder M H. drugs and groceries.
Gooden Wm, wagonmaker.
McLellan & Crawford, flour mill.
Spees Geo, physician.
Vawter Catharine, General Store. White Wm I, blacksmith. Whitenack John H, physician.
GLENWOOD. Forty-seven miles southeast of Indianapolis, on the C. H. & I. Ry, is name of postoffice known formerly as Vienna, and is located in Union town- ship, Rush county, 7 miles east of Rush- ville court house. The village has 200 in- habitants, graded school, Methodist and Presbyterian churches. Express, United States. Mail daily. E. J. Thompson, postmaster. Carr & Combs, general store. Combs A H, R R and Ex agent. Harris Isaac, shoemaker. Mapes J W, druggist and physician. Messersmith Hiram, drugs. Nash J S, general store.
Nicholas II W, saw mill. Ocheltree Thomas, planing mill. Rolf T B, carriagemaker.
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GOLDSMITHI. A newly settled vil- lage of 150 persons, in Tipton county, on L. E. & W. Ry, 6 miles from Tipton the county seat, contains Methodist church and district school. Lumber, R R ties, staves and grain are the exports. United States Express. Mail daily. James J. Campbell, postmoster.
Anderson Wm, brickmanfr.
Bonse John A, physician.
Bozell G R, druggist.
Campbell jas y, Dry Goods.
Hallett C A, saloon.
Hinkle & Repp, druggists.
McFarlin Wm E, hotel.
Phares & Shortle, general store.
Porter I V, shoemaker.
Repp G R, justice of the peace.
Russell J N, R R and Ex agent. Teter M L, justice of the peace. Teter & Co, Saw and Flour Mill.
GOODLAND. With a population of 700, located on the P. C. & St. L. R. R. in Grant township, Newton county, 8 miles east of Kentland, the county seat, is sur- rounded by a very fertile prairie, and sup- ports two banks, one hotel, and a weekly newspaper. The village is nicely laid out, is a busy, attractive place, and has in the way of educational and religious interests four churches-Baptist, Presbyterian, Meth- odist and Lutheran -- and a good Union school building. Corn and hay are the chief exports. Express, United States. Mail daily. Wm B. Canine, postmaster. Adams Catherine L, general store.
Blanchard Frederick, saloon.
Burgess Hiram, druggist. Canine Wm B, postmaster.
Carney James E, shoemaker.
Carpenter John, billiard room.
Clearwaters J U Rev (Methodist).
Coppock Ansell, physician.
Conlin Barney, boots and shoes. Desnoyers Ferdinand, general store.
Dewitt Wm G, wagonmaker.
Dike Nathaniel L, justice of the peace.
Dudgeon Samuel W, real estate agent.
Duker Robert, carpenter.
Franklin Martha Mrs, milliner.
Goltry Angie HI Mrs, dressmaker. Goltry David, jeweler. Goodland Bank, S C Spoor, propr.
Goodland Saturday Herald (weekly), A J Kitt publisher. Goodman Max, general store.
Grand Central House, HI C Roberts propr. Gray Thomas J, hardware.
Green Hamilton H, insurance agent.
Green & McCurry, furniture.
Griffin George, blacksmith.
Griffin & Chamberlin, meat market.
Hardy George, propr People's Bank.
Hartley & Co, grain dealers.
Higgins John, hardware.
Hopkins Wm A, livery stable.
Jenks Virgil B, coal and lime.
Kishlar J W & Co, general store.
Kitt A J, publisher Goodland Satyr ... Herald. Little Z F, R R and Ex agt.
Longtin Adolphus, saloon.
Lovett John A, physician.
Lynch Jarues A, Wagonmaker.
McIntire John, plasterer.
Miller Elias, physician. Monagle Edgar, grocer.
Murray Hugh, druggist.
Parker Bros, agricultural implements.
People's Bank, George Hardy propr.
Perry M L & Co, hardware.
Pettit Anthony, blacksmith.
Pitigan James, barber.
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Potter Andrew . Implements. Poulson John, blacksmith.
Price Sarah E, milliner.
Prook Peter, harness.
Roberts Henry C, propr Grand Central House.
Roberts Hugh C, justice of the peace.
Rosenthal & Diamindstone, general store. Smith Thomas, barber.
Spoor S C, propr Goodland Bank.
Stebene Charles, saloon.
Stromstadt Gustavus F, painter.
Stryker W M Rev (Presbyterian).
Swett George W, baker.
Taylor James H & Co, lumber. Templeton & Wickersham, general store.
Townsend Wm H, harnessmaker.
Verrill Samuel K, coal and lime. Weeks Oliver N, wagonmaker.
Westcott Joseph B, physician.
Wilson James, carpenter.
Woodin Alexander E, House, Sign and Carriage Painter.
Woods Edwin S, meat market. Yeoman Ira W, lawyer.
GOODVIEW. Or Pleasant View, a- it is sometimes called, is located in Ran. dolph county, ro miles southwest of Wis- chester, the county seat. The shipping depot is Farmland, 6 miles north on C. C. C. & I. Ry. The place has two churches-
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Friends and Methodist. Mail semi-weekly. Goodlope Wright, postmaster. Bowers R, blacksmith.
Hanscom James, undertaker. Hanscom John, undertaker.
Hunt John A Rev (Methodist).
Jessup John, justice of the peace.
Lamb Theodore, wagonmaker. Williams John HI, wagonmaker.
Wisner A', blacksmith.
Wright G, General Store. Wright G & Co, saw mills.
GOODWIN'S CORNER. A settlement in Centre township, Union coun- ty, with 100 inhabitants, is 5 miles east of Liberty, the county seat and nearest rail- road approach. There is a Baptist society and district school in the village. Tri- weekly stage connection with Liberty-fare 25c .- and Richmond-fare Si. Mail tri- weekly. E. M. Goodwin, postmaster. Brown George, blacksmith.
Goodwin EM, General Store.
Pentecost John, wagonmaker.
Pentecost Lewis, barber.
Smith W T, wagonmaker. Tallman C H, blacksmith.
GOSILEN. The county seat of Elk- hart county, is a thriving incorporated vil- lage of 4000 inhabitants, located at junction of C. W. & M. and Air-line Division of L. S. & M. S. Rys., Iro miles east of Chicago, 64 northwest of Fort Wayne, 24 southeast of South Bend, and 160 north of Indianapo- lis. Elkhart river furnishes excellent water power, which is used to operate most of its mills and factories. The city has excellent public buildings, including the county build- ings, ten churches, three graded and one high school, together with substantial busi- ness blocks, handsome residences and wide streets, giving' it quite a metropolitan ap- pearance. It supports four banks, four ho- tels and three weekly newspapers-the Dem- ocrat, Times and Independent. Prominent among the manufactories are three flour mills, three pump factories, linseed oil mill, three furniture factories, three planing mills, churn factory, chair factory, two woolen mills, school furniture factory, wheelbarrow and handcart factory, making the place one of importance as a manufacturing town. Express, United States. Telegraph, West- ern Union. Mail daily. Wm. R. Ellis, postmaster.
Ager Charles T Rev (Baptist).
Ager & Rhine, publishers The Independ- ent.
Alderman Charles B, mayor.
Alderman Winegar & Co, woolen mill.
Allen Jerome, gunsmith.
Angel Christian, cooper.
Bartlemay & Woster, boots and shoes.
Bateman Clark W, grocer.
Beane Wm A, editor Goshen Democrat.
Beck Joseph C, dry goods.
Beck Milton I, lawyer.
Benjamin George Mrs, hair dresser.
Beyerle & Tanneyhill, druggists.
Biggs Elisha R, jeweler.
Bigler M & E, hats and caps.
Bivins Wm L, sec and treas Goshen Pump Co.
Bowman Benjamin, publisher Evangeliums Panier.
Brenneman Daniel, editor Gospel Banner. Brownell A E, cigars and tobacco.
Butterfield G F, livery.
Butterfield Jacob P, meat market.
Caminsky N & Co, dry goods.
Carmien Bros, agricultural implements.
Chamberlain Eldridge D, justice of the peace.
City National Bank, capital $50,000, Amos C Jackson pres, Ira W Nash cashr.
Cleis George, physician.
Cohen, Caminsky & Co, clothing.
Compton & Meader, dry goods.
Cowan Mell Miss, milliner.
Crary Benj G, furniture.
Crary John L, harnessmaker.
Crary Julius H, grocer.
Crossan J B, grocer.
Cunningham Oliver W, Drugs.
Curtis Henry V, lawyer.
Curtis & Morse, agricultural implements.
Dale & Brown, dry goods.
Davis Charles A, planing mill.
Dawdy & Adams, photographer.
Defreese J H & Son, flour mill.
Dewey Oscar F, agt U S Ex Co.
Dolke Edward, saloon.
Dresch C, saloon. Eastern Star Hotel, market.
Edmonds Joseph, tinner.
Ellis Wm R, postmaster.
Elson & Becker, clothing.
Emmond Louis M, saloon.
Engel Christian, stave mnfr.
Farmers and Citizens Bank, Thomas & Heefner, Proprs.
Fiedeke W'm, saloon. Fink Volbert, meat market.
Flack Joseph, saloon.
Foster James D, carriage mnfr.
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Frazier Lizzie Miss, milliner.
· Freese George, produce. Gebhardi John, restaurant. Gilfillan Thomas, carriage body mnir. Globe Wood Works. Glose Elizabeth Mrs, dressmaker. Gonzales Manuel, cigars and tobacco. . Gore & Walker, wringer infrs. Gortner E & J, agricultural implements. Gospel Banner, Daniel Brenneman editor. Goshen Democrat (weekly), Wm A Beane editor. Goshen Gas Light Co. Goshen Iron Works. Goshen Pump Co. Goshen Sweeper and Wringer Co, Gore & Walker proprs.
Goshen Times (weekly), Starr & . Beyerle proprs. Haberstich Louis O, shoemaker. Hahn Thurston H, insurance agt. Hannan John HI, millinery. Hannon Thomas, shoemaker.
Harding P, physician. Harper Charles A, boots and shoes. Harter Rev (Lutheran). Hascall Milo S, propr Violet House. Hattel Bros & Co, Furniture mnfrs.
Hattel Jacob, carriages.
Hawks C & E, flour mill.
Hawks Furniture Co, furniture mnfrs.
Haws Dwight H, druggist.
Heath Amos C, saloon. Heatwole Joel W, physician. Hebert John D & Co, saw mill.
Hender C H, wagonmaker.
Herring & Son, physicians. Hinderer Christian H, wagon mnfr.
Hope Frederick, blacksmith.
Hottinger Alois, wagonmaker. Howe & Simmons, chair mnfrs.
Howell & Dewey, Grocers.
Howenstein Frederick, bed spring mnfr. Hower Wm H, photographer. Hoyt Noah, blacksmith. Hyde E W & Co, boots and shoes.
I X L Pump Co, pump mnfrs.
Jagger Benjamin J, woolen mills. Johnson Alfred Il, lawyer.
Julian House. Keipp Valentine, barber. Kendig J L, broker. Kent S P, dry goods. Kerstetter Charles W, jeweler. Kerstetter, Noble & Co, woolen mill. Kile Daniel, restaurant. Kincel Wm H, blacksmith. Kissner & Sleeper, wagonmakers. Kolb & Gross, Grocers.
Koontz & Crary, harness. Kreps D, insurance agt. Krider Bros, physicians. Lambert Curtis A, oculist. Langley W II, pianos and organs.
Latta Charles C, news depot.
Latta & Sparklin, physicians. Lesh John H & Co, lumber. Little Sarah E Miss, milliner.
Lott John H, jeweler.
McAllister Wm A, harnessmaker.
McCaffrey James, shoemaker.
Mccullough James B, cigars and tobacco ..
McDonald Benj P, dentist.
Manrow Wm E, eave trough mnfr.
Martin Wesley A, dentist. Mason Ira B, wall paper.
Mason M E Mrs, millinery.
Mayberry John, druggist, Main.
Mayer M & Son, junk dealers.
Meyer Samuel, clothing.
Meader Myron E, lawyer.
Miller G M, tinner.
Miller Mrs, dressmaker.
Minnich Alonzo A, hardware.
Minnich & Bartholamew, agrl implts.
Mitchell John B, tailor.
Morton Russell, propr Julian House.
Mottoe Henry L, carriage mnfr.
Mulholland John, physician.
Neff Fred, saloon.
Noble School Furniture Co.
Nusbaum John W, insurance agt.
Oberlin Samuel, shoemaker.
Oval Churn Co.
Parsons Almond M, saloon.
Peters Joseph M, books and stationery.
Phillips Sebastian C, cigar store.
Plattner Wm D, real estate.
Raffensperger A, carpenter.
Reeves A L Co, grocers. Reith John, meat market.
Rice Daniel P, meat market.
Ricketts G E, grocer.
Rodibaugh D & Son, woolen mill.
Rosenthal Nathan, liquors.
Rowell G P & Son, plow mnfrs.
Salem Bank, capital $30,000, John W I :- win prest, Miles S Hascall, cash.
Salinger Nathan, cigar minfr.
Santschi Alfred, carriage mnfr.
Santschi John, barber.
Schaefer Christian H, dry goods. Scott John F & Co, lumber. Shields Samuel J, propr Western Union House. Simmons Abraham W, lawyer. Simmons Isaac, meat market. Simmons Isaac A, lawyer.
Capital City Cigar.
Manufactured by JOHN RAUCH, 82 West Washington Strect, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Roofing Slate. For Salo from Stock. A. KNISELT & CO.
72 and 74 W. Monroe Street, CHICAGO.
GOS AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. GOS 289
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