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Slattery Patrick, tailor.
Slaughter & Gilmore, marble works. Smith Andrew J, merchant tailor. Sinith Hamilton, carriage painter. Smith Joseph & Bro, lumber.
Sunenberg Bernard, tailor. Starr & Beyerle, proprs Goshen Times. Stoner Henry, physician.
Talbert Mary Miss, hair work.
The Independent (weekly), Ager & Rhine publisbers.
Thomas, Albright & Davis, proprs Goshen Iron Works.
Thomas W A & C, flouring mill.
Thomas & Heefner, proprs Farmers and Citizens Bank.
Tiedemann Clark D, boot and shoemaker.
Tiedemann Henry E, grocer.
Tiedemann John A, cigar mnfr.
Twomey Wm, shoemaker.
Vail & Neidig, abstracts of title.
Van Camp Benjamin F, meat market.
Vanuyce H L Rev (Presbyterian).
Violet House, cor Centre and Main.
Walk Bros, druggists.
Walker E W & Co, pump, hand cart and barrow mnfrs.
Walker O V & C, saloon.
Wanner Henry, artificial stone.
Wanner John M, leather and findings.
Watkins Charles R, dry goods.
Watts Orin, carpenter.
Weicksell Rev (Lutheran).
Weiler Christian, grocer.
Welch Phillip A, agricultural implements. Western Union House, S J Shields propr. Wheatstone Jacob, propr Eastern Star Hotel.
Whippy Wm A, physician.
Whitaker Bros, wagonmakers.
Whitmer & Venamon, sash and door mnfrs. Wiekam & Irwin, physicians.
Wiggins John C, restaurant. Wilden Abraham F, banker.
Wilson Elias C, music dealer.
Wilson Kate Mrs, restaurant.
Wilson & Davis, lawyers.
Wing & Irwin, dressmakers.
Winters Geo K, planing mill.
Woods Wm A, judge Elkhart C C.
Woomer Frank H, agent C W & M Ry. Yeakel Adam, wagonmaker. Zeigler Wm Rev (Reform).
Zimmerman Herman, saloon.
Zook Aaron S, justice of the peace. Zook Bros & Vail, lawyers.
GOSHEN. Scott county. (See Scotts- burg.) 19
GOSPORT. Was first settled in 1825, incorporated in 1865, and now con- tains 743 inhabitants, located at crossing of L. N. A. & C. and I. & V. Rys. and on White river, in Wayne township, Owen county, 7 miles northeast of Spencer, the county seat, and 44 southwest of Indian- apolis. The village has no bonded indebt- edness, and contains 4 churches, graded school, one flour mill, two hotels, one bank and a weekly newspaper. Grain, pork and lumber form the chief exports. Express, L. N. A. & C. and Adams. Telegraph, Western Union. Mail daily. J. Rogers, postmaster. Acuff & Soth, grocers.
Alexander James M, general store.
Alexander J W & Co, boots and shoes.
Baily Thomas C, hardware.
Batterton James W, general store.
Brasier William A, barber.
Carlton John M, druggist.
Chrisman N'S & Bro, wagonmakers.
Cunningham Albert G, general store.
Dunagan O B & J L, blacksmiths.
Dyer Elijah C, jeweler.
Eller F A Rev (Methodist).
Ennes James, agt LN A & C Ex Co.
Farrar John, shoe mnfr.
Fritts James R, lawyer.
Gosport Howitzer (weekly), P C Johns propr.
Graham John W, shoemaker.
Grimsley James, lawyer.
Haase & Hancock, meat market.
Hale Philip W, grocer.
Hallick William, furniture.
Hart Alva T, agent I & V Ry.
Hart Benjamin F, livery.
Hays Hamilton, general store.
Hilton Henry J, merchant tailor.
Johns Paris C, propr Gosport Howitzer.
Johnson George W, harness.
Kerr John R, books and stationery.
Lukenbill Barnabas, flour mill.
Lenning W F, agent L N A & C Ry.
Lewman & Stull, milliners.
Lyon Wm, jeweler.
Montgomery Wm A, lawyer.
Montgomery & Henry, bankers.
Mooney Edward C, grocer.
Morehead Abner, saloon. Morrison E HI Rev (Methodist).
Myer & Carson, dressmakers.
Newby James W, photographer. Ney David, clothing.
Nichols Charles A, propr Occidental Hotel.
Occidental Hotel, C A Nichols propr. Osborn Stephen D, baker.
IF YOU WANT TO MAKE HOME ATTRACTIVE. Buy & First-class Piano or Organ on those casy terms given by THio. PFAFFLIN & CO., 58 & 60 North Pennsylvania Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Osgood & Ritter, physicians.
Rogers Charles MI, saloon. Rogers John, grocer. Rogers John, Propr Rogers House. Rogers J, postmaster. Rumbarger [ L, saw mill. Schoebel John, meat market. Shoemaker Mary Miss, barber. Smith John W, physician.
Stines Wm E, blacksmith. Strother Wm, blacksmith. Stucky John M, physician. Weir David, lawyer. Wooden & Martin, druggists.
GRAHAM. Often called Buncum, is located in township of same name, coun- ty of Jefferson, 14 miles northwest of Mad- ison court house, and 3 miles east of Dep- uty, on the O. & M. Ry, its shipping depot. Big creek operates by water power one four mill. Population 50. Mail tri-week ly. Samuel Gore. postmaster. Fewat Bennett, justice of the peace.
Gore Sanmiel, General Store.
Hartwell James H, flour mill. Hendricks Joseph, blacksmith. Law John, cattle dealer. Nay S, lumber dealer.
Ritzline Frederick, cooper. Stucker John H, wagonmaker.
GRAND RAPIDS CROSS- ING. Noble county. (Sce La Otto.)
GRANDTIEF. £ On the Ohio river, contains 900 inhabitants, three churches-Baptist, Methodist and United Brethren -- high school, weekly newspaper -- Grandview Monitor-flour mill and hotel. It is situated in Hammond township, Spencer county, 6 miles northeast of Rockport, the county seat. Ilay, corn, wheat, potatoes, tobacco and oats are shipped. Express, Adams. Mail daily. W. JI. Forsythe, postmaster. Anderson Samuel F, blacksmith.
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Biedenkopf John, grocer.
Billingsley Geo W, photographer. Bliecroth G, baker. Bryant James H, physician. Cadick Wm, drugs. Camp E F, drugs. Finch J C, leaf tobacco.
Forsythe W MI, Crocer. Gautschgi J, tailor.
Grandview Monitor, W E Knight propr. Gudgen BO, justice of the peace.
Hammond D M, physician.
Herren Wm S, saddler. Hoeffmyer Henry, cooper.
Knight W E, Editor Grandview M itor.
Kramer Henry, saloon.
Kramer Win, meat market.
Lamping S W, general store.
McKasson F D, wagonmaker.
Modding J MI Rev (Baptist).
Near Samuel, hotel.
Parker, Verhoeff & Co, grain dealers. -.
Ramsey W W Rev (Methodist).
Remstidt Wm, shoemaker.
Smith Wm, shoemaker.
Tinsley J L, undertaker. Tonini August, hardware.
Triplett Samuel L, confectioner. Wandel George, Dry Good ..
White TJ, physician.
Wilbern J A & Co, flour mill,
Wilbern Richard, general store.
Williams A C, blacksmith.
Worsley George, druggist.
GRANGER. Is a postoffice station on the N. W. G. T. R. R., J !. south of Michigan state line, in lle .. township, St. Joseph county, 9 n .: northeast of South Bend court house. has a Presbyterian church, and is the :. : tion of only two families. Express, Am ican. Mail daily. Henry A. Shas postmaster, R. R. and express agent. .. of the peace and grain dealer.
GRANT. Having a population 50, is located in Fulton county, S mi !. southeast of Rochester, the county sea. and nearest railroad depot, contains :: religious societies-Methodist and Unit Brethren-and district school. Tri-week .: mail, stage route to Rochester.
Ber's min Noftsyer, postmaster. Bowers Melville, blacksmith.
Broch Levi, justice of the peace.
Clements James, constable. Curtis W H, broom mnfr. Noftsyer B, general store. Pownell D & Bro, saw mill.
GRANTSBURGHI. This villag: with 100 population, is in Union townsh! Crawford county, 12 miles northwe: . Leavenworth, the county seat and shipping point. A flour mill is operated by watt power derived from Little Blue river. Mail received 4 times per week. Hant. ton Martin, postmaster. Benham M, flour mill.
A. L. WRIGHT & CO., Lace Curtains an. 47 and 49 S. Meridian St., Indianapolis. Draperies.
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Cobb & Branham
atre Wholesale Dealers in all kinds Anthracite Coal. Ask for prices. INDIANAPOLIS, IEN.
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Coleman S, blacksmith. Gobble Fred, physician. farbo Wm, blacksmith. McMabel Wm, wagonmaker.
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Martin Hamilton, General Store. Marlette C E, physician. Koberts Wm, grocer. Robinson George W, hotel. sanders & Moreland, drugs. seaton James W, carpenter. smelser Perry, hotel and justice.
GRANT STATION. Vigo county. (See Burnett )
GRANVILLE. This thriving vil- lage, with 400 inhabitants, is located in Niles township, Delaware county, 9 miles northeast of Muncie, the county seat. The shipping point is Eaton, on the Ft. W. M. & C. R. R., 3 miles northwest. The Mis- sissinewa river supplies a saw and flour mill with water power. Its churches are Christ- ian and Baptist. Daily stage communica- tion with Eaton, fare 25c. Mail daily. Calvin Crooks, postmaster.
Black Andrew, saw and flour mill.
Bosh Wm, hotel. Brackin James S, blacksmith. .
Crooks Calvin & Co, General Store.
Dudleston Isaiah, agricultural implements. Edgington F, physician.
Hamilton Luther, wagonmaker. McDonald Samuel, township trustee.
Maywood W S, cabinetmaker.
Murray A L, physician. Pepple Thomas, music teacher.
Pixley Wm, painter. Sherry Simon, shoemaker.
Smith W S, hotel.
Spence John MX, Carpenter. Stilh Thomas, broom mnfr. Thomas Price, grocer. Wright J I, agricultural implements. Younts & W, justice of the peace.
GRASS. Otherwise known as Bloom- field, is a village of 300 inhabitants, located in township of same name, Spencer county, 12 miles northwest of Rockport, the county seat, and 4 miles west of Spring Station, on the C. R. & S. W. Ry. Has Methodist church and district school. Mail semi- weekly. T. B. Atwood, postmaster. Atwood Jefferson, justice of the peace. Atwood TH, General Store. Langford Wm, blacksmith. Smith Wm F F Rey ( Methodist).
Tool Henry, flour mill. Westfall Wm, blacksmith.
GRAVEL PIT. Kosciusko county. (See Wooster.)
GRAVEL POINT. On the Ohio river, in Ilarrison county, is a village of 50 inhabitants, 16 miles southeast of Corydon, the county seat. Has United Brethren church and district school, and exports shingles, potatoes and cabbage. Mail tri- weekly. J. W. Stewart, postmaster.
Cooper George W, cooper.
Knight E, carpenter.
Leffler Isaac, shoemaker. Mifflin Wm, blacksmith.
Short J, carpenter.
Stewart J W, Grocer.
GRAFELTON. A. country post- office in Kosciusko county, located 12 iniles northwest of Warsaw, the county seat, Milford, on the C. W. & M. Ry., is its shipping point. Mail semi-weekly. Brumbaugh David C, grocer.
GRAYSVILLE. Situated in Tur- man township, Sullivan county, 8 miles due west of Sullivan court house, is surrounded by a fertile agricultural district, and has an intelligent, enterprising farming community. Churches-Methodist and Presbyterian .--- Population 100. Mail daily. John E. Brewer, postmaster.
Brewer John E, General Store. Burton Jesse, hotel.
Carrithers Robert, general store.
Cushman A, physician.
Jones H H, blacksmith.
Meloir W Rev ( Presbyterian).
Moser M V, shoemaker.
Stafford G W Rev (Methodist). Weir A N, physician.
Weir S D, physician.
Yeager Bros, wagonmakers.
GREELEY. Was established as a postoffice in 1880, and is located in Gibson county.
GREEN BRIER. Was first settled in 1869, and now contains 100 inhabitants, located in Greenfield township, Orange county, 10 miles southwest of Paoli, the county seat. Orleans, 17 miles north, on the L. N. A. & C. Ry, is the place of ship- ment. Mail semi-weekly, Robert Parks, postmaster.
Blank Books Sold
AT LOWEST RATES. ESend in Orders to SPRAGE F. 391 W. Madison Street, Chicago.
A PORTABLE KTULAY SAW MILL,
driven profitably by a Thre: 'm | manufactured by CHANDLER & IAY. og Indianapolis, Ind. Sce pago 3.
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Allen Shadrack, lawyer. Bailey 0 G, General Store. Brent Wm, physician. King Lee, flour mill. Love Daniel, meat market.
Parks Alex, wagonmaker.
Roberts John, blacksmith. Scott Frank, lumber. Willyard Andrew, shoemaker. Wolfington Jonathan, justice.
GREENCASTLE. A thriving, in- corporated village of 5,500 inhabitants, is the county seat of Putnam county, located in one of the finest grazing districts in the state, being 39 miles west of Indianapolis, 33 east of Terre Haute, and 140 north of Louisville. Its railroads are the St. L. V. T. H. & I., L. N. A. & C. and I. & St. L. The place has excellent county buildings, substantial business blocks, handsome resi- dences, is lighted by gas and has well or- ganized fire department. Its educational facilities are unsurpassed, having two col- leges-one being the well known Indiana Asbury University-and three ward schools. The churches are : Catholic, Baptist, Meth- odist, Presbyterian, German Lutheran and Christian.
Its manufacturing interests are good and are known as follows : two planing mills, woolen mill, carriage manufactory, spoke and hub factory, two flour mills, a stone yard and quarry, nail works. foundry and machine shops, lightning rod 'and pump manufactory; last named owned and con- ducted by Cole & Bros., energetic and en- terprising gentlemen, who are building up a handsome trade in their line. In addi- tion to its other interests will be found four hotels, a national bank, an opera house- with a scating capacity of 1,000-and three weekly newspapers-Star (independent), Banner (republican) and The Dollar Press (democratic). Adams and American Ex- press and Western Union Telegraph Com- panies have offices here. Mail received daily. George J. Langsdale, postmaster. Abrams Thomas, grocer.
Ackerman Edwin, shoemaker.
Adams Express Co. Albaugh Phillip, grocer. Allee John P, lawyer. Allen Bros, marble works.
Allen High C, dry goods. Allen Jerome, druggist.
Allen Joel R M, clothing.
Allison Charles L, loan agent.
Alsop & Stilwell, wagonmakers.
American Express Co.
Anderson Ely D, insurance.
Arnold Frank A, propr Greencastle - Arnold John, shoemaker.
Ash Patrick, grocer. Ashton Walter J, tinsmith.
Badger Oliver P Rev (Christian).
Barwick Benjamin F, grocer.
Bence George W, physician.
Bicknell George, agricultural impls. Bicknell Jacob, blacksmith. Birch Jonathan, lawyer.
Birch & Bro, wochen mills.
Black & Bro, livery.
Blake Wm & Son, real estate.
Bosson T M & W, lawyers.
Bower & Foxworthy, planing mill.
Bowman T G & Co, grocers.
Brattin Alexander R, jeweler.
Briggs Howard, propr Dollar Press.
Brockway & Rockafellow, spoke mi? .
Brownell Joshua, cabinetmaker.
Browning & Butler, general store.
Buffington James W, hardware.
Burk Wm H, saloon.
Burk W H & Co, restaurant.
Burnett Wm G, boots and shoes.
Burns Hugh, tailor.
Burton Alfred J, restaurant.
Cahill Lucy Miss, milliner.
Callaghan Wm, saloon.
Callender & Dunn, flour mill.
Campbell George, notions.
Catherwood Samuel, agt St L V T Il R R.
Cawley John, livery.
Chapin Lucius P, mayor.
Christie Peter R, boots and shoes.
Claspill Minnie Mrs, dressmaker.
Clay John H Rev (Methodist).
Cohen William, clothing.
Cole Bros, Lightning Rods and i Mnfrs, Bloomington Road. (See .... Cook Conrad, druggist.
Cookerly Edward M, lawyer.
Cookerly Lee Miss, fancy goods.
Corwin G W & Co, dry goods.
Crane John, marble works.
Crawley Lorenzo D, sewing machine :.
Crow & Crow, lawyers. Daggy James, merchant tailor.
Darnall Bros, grocers.
Dollar Press, H Briggs propr.
Donohue & Lewis, lawyers.
Earp John E, Treas and Sec In l :. Asbury University.
Earp John W, agent I & St L R R.
Eiteljorg Henry, shoemaker. Ellis Hamilton E, physician.
On all matters pertaining to 18 Hubbard Block, Indianapo- ial, and given careful and
PATENTS.
Patents, consult C. BRADE lis, Ind. All business con .. · prompt personal attenti. :
At the session of the Indiana Conference of the Methodist Episco Church, held in Lafayette, 1835, it was resolved to establish " The I. ana Asbury University." In due time a liberal charter was received from the Legislature, and a Preparatory School opened in 1836. Its carcer has been one of toil, sacrifice and success. Taking the lead of all such Institutions in the State in the number of its students and in general use- fulness, it has deserved and acquired a wide-spread reputation.
Its success may be attributed to its adaptation to the wants of the peo- ple, its liberal courses of study and instruction, its progressive policy, and its strong moral and religious influence. The last few years have wit- nessed an encouraging growth. Its buildings are new, commodious, warmed by steam, and in comeliness and convenient arrangement for work equal to the best. The Course of Study has been enlarged, the Faculty strengthened, and considerable additions to the Endowment secured from noble and generous men and women.
There are full courses of Preparatory, Classical, Philosophical and Theological study. A wise margin of Elective Studies is allowed. The Library, Laboratories, Apparatus, etc., are in excellent condition for practical work. Tuition is free, in all departments, for both young men and women.
The Faculty consists of
ALEXANDER MARTIN, D. D., LL. D., PRESIDENT, And Professor of Mental and Moral Science. JOHN CLARK RIDPATH, LL. D., VICE-PRESIDENT, And Professor of Belles-Lettres and History. REV. JOHN E. EARP, PH. D., Professor of Modern Languages and Hebrew. PATTERSON MCNUTT, A. M., D. D., Professor of Mathematics. ALEXANDER MARTIN, D. D., LL. D., Harmon Professor of Biblical Literature. JOHN BREWER DEMOTTE, A. M., Principal of the Preparatory Department, and Instructor in Mathematics. REV. EDWIN POST, A. M., Professor of the Latin Language and Literature. JOHN M. MANSFIELD, PH. D., Professor of Natural Science. LIEUT. W. R. HAMILTON, U. S. A., Professor of Military Science and Tactics. HILARY A. GOBIN, A. M., D. D., Robert Stockwell Professor of the Greek Language and Literature. PHILIP S. BAKER, A. M., M. D., Adjunct Professor in Natural Science. THOMAS JEFFERSON BASSETT, A. M., Instructor in Ancient Languages. ALICE DOWNEY, A. B., Instructor in the English Language.
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EAST COLLEGE.
THE INDIANA ASBURY UNIVERSITY.
FOUNDED IN 18 37.
Buildings valued at $150,000. Endowment, $225,000.
Twelve Prof ors and Instructors.
Courses of Study in Philosophy, Science, Languages, Mathematics and Theology.
Preparatory School prepares Students for a State Teacher's License.
Classical Course as extensive as that of any Western College.
Gives special attention to the English Language and to Science.
HAS AN EFFICIENT MILITARY DEPARTMENT.
. Admits Ladies and Gentlemen on the same terms.
Charges no Tuition. Incidental Fees, $5.25 per Term.
Ample Libraries and Laboratory Facilities.
Students travel at half-rates on cast and west railroads.
FF FOR INFORMATION AND CATALOGUES apply to the President, ALEXANDER MARTIN, LL. D.,
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GREENCASTLE, IND.
Merrill, Hubbard & Co.,
Booksellers, Stationers and Paper Dealers, INDIANAPOLIS.
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frans & De Vore, physicians. Tee & Key, meat market.
First National Bank, capital $125,000, Thomas C Hammond prest, Jerome Al- len cashr.
isher Samuel, physician.
: loyd Edward, cigars and tobacco. Floyd Hezekiah, propr Union Hotel. "oudray James, livery.
Fry Almanzor C, dentist. Fassler & Meltzer, barbers .. Gillespey James, general store. Goulding & Ireland, sash and door mnfrs. Grand Central Hotel.
Greencastle Banner, G J Langsdale propr. Greencastle Foundry & Machine Co.
Greencastle Iron & Nail Co.
Greencastle Star, F A. Arnold propr. Grim W H Rev (Methodist).
Hanemann Edward, grocers. Hanna Levi MI, physician. Hanna & Hays, lawyers. Harris & Co, flour mill. Hartley M C, merchant tailor.
Hathaway George, lawyer.
Hawkins I, general store.
Hays B F & Co, clothing.
Hays Francis A, general store.
Hays P, sewing machines.
Hazlett Wm J, grain.
Henderson Elijah Rev (Methodist).
Hibbitt Edwin A, hames.
Higert Robert, saloon.
Hill James F, sewing machines.
Hill W D, physician.
Hoffmann Herman, cigar mnfr.
Mogue Daniel, Contracting Plain and Ornamental Plasterer, Union Hotel, Ohio.
Hollingsworth John W, dentist.
Houck James, blacksmith.
Ilowe & Vermilion, general store.
Hubbard Pleasant, grocer.
Indiana Asbury University, Alexander Martin Pres, John E Earp Treas and Sec. ( See adv. )
Isaac & Kahn, meat market.
Johnson Theodore H, Barber, S Main.
Jones Francis, barber.
Jones House, J F Jones Propr, s e cor Jackson and Walnut.
Jones John F, Propr Jones House, s e cor Jackson and Walnut.
Jones Robert T, photograher.
Jones Samuel, barber.
Jones Wm W, druggist.
Joyce I W Rev (Methodist).
RATES :
Newest,
Best and
$1.00
Most Con-
$2.00
venient
Per Day.
Hotel in the City.
J. T. JONES, Proprietor, - - GREENCASTLE, IND.
DETLOCATED IN BUSINESS CENTER. 08
SLATE ROOFING OF THE BEST QUALITY! Send for Estimates. J. W. ATKINSON, 313-321 South Clinton Street, CHICAGO, ILL.
Home Life Ins. Co. All Policies non - forfeiting under the Inn .i New York, after Jan. 1, 1880. Will enable A ..... double their business, E. H. KELLOGG, Sup't, Chicago. :
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Kahn Levi, clothing. Keating Mary B .Mrs, dressmaker. Keightley Abram T, dentist. Kelly Allen T, insurance. Kiefer Charles, grocer. Kilbourne Edward W, agent Am Ex Co. Kimble & Son, furniture. Kleinbul Joseph, barber. Knight John M, physician. Landes C W & Co, druggists. Langdon Daniel, dry goods. Langdon J K, books and stationery. Langsdale George J, propr Greencastle Banner. Layton Purnel M, liquors.
Lewis & Newgent, real estate. Lingle Summerfield T, agt L N A & C Ry.
Logan Father Rev (Catholic).
Lueteke Charles, baker. Lucteke & Haspel, meat market. McCarty Isaac T, lawyer.
McClary & Grooms, lawyers. Mckay George B, merchant tailor. Marquis Emanuel, pianos and organs. Marshall Hiram, shoemaker.
Martin Alexander, Pres Indiana Asbury University. Martin & Prichard, lawyers. Mathias Henry II, lawyer. Matson Courtland C, Jawyer. Merryweather John, confectioner. Miller John K, insurance. Miller & Moore, lawyers.
Milligan Wm McK, lawyer.
Moore Bros, lawyers. Moriarty John, saloon. Morrison Abisha L, cabinetmaker.
Mulholn, Hanna & Black, furniture. Murphy Michael, saloon. Murphy Thomas, saloon. Murphy Timothy, saloon.
National House, J Sage propr.
Neff Andrew J, boots and shoes. Nutt James S. lawyer. O'Boyla Patrick, saloon. O'Connell Thomas, shoemaker. Osborn John, justice of the peace. Overstreet Willis G, dentist. Owen Olly, blacksmith. Owen, Pixley & Co, clothing. Owens J M & O W, saloon. Pfeiffenberger Charles A, blacksmith. Preston A G, physician. Preston David E, lawyer. Ratliff & Grubbs, lumber. Renick, Curtis & Co, carriage mnfrs. Rickett & Sons, painters. Rodgers M M, tailor. Rogers Dudley, physician.
Rowland Ellen C Miss, milliner.
Sage John, propr National House. Sage Michael, cigars and tobacco. Scott Thomas B, milliner.
Scott & Woolrich, proprs G ... Central Hotel, College ave. Sharpe & Meikel, flour and feed. Shellenbarger John, shoemaker. Shildinger George, saloon.
Shipley. Elias, jeweler. Shultz Mary J Mrs, milliner.
Siddens Thomas J, blacksmith.
Smiley & Neff, lawyers.
Smythe G C, physician.
Smythe, Terry & Co, furniture. Spurgin David M, jeweler.
Spurgin James S, photographer.
Stanley David, grocer.
Stevenson Henry F, lawyer.
Stevenson James, loan agent.
Stevenson James D & Son, hardware.
Stuss Jennie Mrs, dressmaking.
Talbert Charles W, dry goods.
Taylor G W, physician.
Taylor James, general store. Throop Geo A, druggist.
Torr J & Sons, stone quarries.
Trautmann Jacob, cigars and tobacco.
Union Hotel, HI Floyd propr.
VanCleave Stephen B, meat market.
Waggoner Isaac, stoves and tinware.
Ward Reuben, painter. Weik Frederick, blacksmith.
Weik Jesse W, lawyer.
Weik L & Co, grocers.
Western Union Tel Co.
Wiley Philander, real estate.
Williams Robert, Wagonmaker, w s Jefferson nr Main. Williamson & Daggy, lawyers.
Wilson John, florist. Woods Edward, jeweler. Wright & Reed, lawyers. Wysong George R, grocer.
GREEN CENTRE. Green town. ship, Noble county, contains about so in- habitants, and is located 9 miles southeas? of Albion, the county seat, and 6 north of Churubusco, on the Eel River Division W. St. L. & P. Ry. Mail is received four times per week. Silas Moore, postmaster. Bates Firman, carpenter,
Clemens Luke N, justice of the peace.
Dillon Levi, saw mill.
Ketchum Harris, blacksmith. Matthews E W, general store. Meece James, carpenter.
BINGHAM, WALK & MAYHEW, ) Solid Silver Spoons, Etc., 12 East Washington street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. ) for Wedding Presents.
ESTABLISHED IN 1040.
COLE BROTHERS
COMBINED
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LIGHTNING KIU
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RODE
CANDID PUMP
MANUFACTORY.
The Largest in the United States.
ALSO MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF LIGHTNING ROD ORNAMENTS AND FIXTURES.
Manufactory : Greencastle, Ind.
Western Branch Houses:
Cole Bros., Mount Pleasant, Iowa. Cole Bros., St. Louis, Mo. K. S. Cole & Cole Bros., Council Bluffs, Iowa. Cole Bros. & Johnson, Sherman, Texas. Cole Bros. & Fagan, Kansas City, Mo. Harris & Cole Bros., Cedar Falls, Iowa.
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WM. M. BELL
Sells Real Estate, No. 307 Upper Third St., Evansville, Ind.
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Moore Silas, Undertaker and Wagon- maker. Ohlwine E C, physician.
GREENE. Contains 250 inhabi- tants, two churches-Christian and United Brethren-graded school, saw mill, two tile manufactories and a flour mill. Is located in township of same name, county of Jay, distant 7 miles southeast from Portland, the county seat. Stage communication tri- weekly with Ridgeville. Mail tri-weekly. W. B. Swain, postmaster.
Badders Columbus, carpenter.
Bishop W, carpenter.
Evelsizer T B, physician.
James F M & LE, saw mill.
Martin A, drain tile mnfr.
Martin O, drain tile mnfr.
Oshorn Lester, justice of the peace.
Phillips Jeremiah, blacksmith.
Phillips Philip, wagonmake ..
Swain Wy IZ, General Store.
GREENFIELD. Is the county seat of Hancok county, on the P. C. & St. L. Ry, 20 miles east of Indianapolis and 48 west of Richmond. It is incorporated, has a population of 3oco inhabitants, and is one of the most beautiful residence villages in the State, having substantial business blocks, good county buildings, wide streets beautifully lined with shade trees and handsome residences. It also has consider- able manufacturing interests, consisting of two planing mills, foundry and machine shop, table slide factory, flax mill, heading factory, school furniture factory, two saw mills, school desk factory and two flouring mills. In the village there are two banks and an excellent hotel-the Bragg House. The press is represented by the following : Hancock Jeffersonian and Hancock Democrat, weeklies, Odd Fellows' Chronicle, semi- monthly, and the Independent Medical Inves- tigator, monthly. The principal shipments are wheat, corn, flax, hogs, sheep and cat- tle. Express, American. Telegraph, West- ern and American Union. Mail daily. Hugh B. Wilson, postmaster.
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