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Abbott John R, machinist.
Adams Marcellus M, physician.
Alexander, New & Boots, flour mill.
Alexander & Son, groceries.
American Union Telegraph Co, J M Mc- Kinney manager.
Anderson W L Rev (Christian).
Baldwin & Pratt, hardware and agril imp. Banks Andrew J, hardware.
Barnett George, justice of the peace.
Barnett Samuel W, stoves and tinware.
Binford John H, lawyer.
Black Richard A, lawyer.
Bohm John, baker.
Boots Samuel S, physician.
Boyd, Hinchman & Co, grocers.
Braga Elbert S, Propr Bragg
House.
Bragg House, E S Bragg propr.
Bragg J II Mrs, milliner.
Branham A K, notions and jewelry.
Branham Thomas H, mayor.
Brown John E, planing mill and lumber,
Brown R P, nursery.
Burdett Wm C, dry goods.
Cammack Charles, heading mnfr.
Chambers Hiram, blacksmith.
Citizens Bank, capital $50,000, P II Boyd pres, J B Simmons cash.
Cochran & Flippo, carpenters.
Commach N. H & Sm, fax inill
Conwell Daniel, safoon.
Corcoran & Lantz, undertakers.
Crawford Freeman H, druggist.
Davis Lee A, jeweler.
Demarec James, bakery an'd restaurant.
Dove George W, shoemaker. Duncan George W, lawyer.
Early Vincent L, druggist.
Edwards Orlando M, physician.
Fitts & Oliver, tile mnfrs.
Fuchs Philip, merchant tailor.
Furry Sanford, grocer.
' Gant Thomas A, grocer.
Gant Winfield S, grocer.
Gapen Samuel E, harnessmaker.
Glidden Frederick E, jeweler.
Gobble David H, agricultural imple ments.
Gooding David S, lawyer.
Gooding Marshall B, lawyer.
Gordon & Martin, lumber.
Grambrel Amos C, livery.
Greenfield Banking Co. Nelson Bradley pres, Morgan Chandler cashr.
Grose E B, druggist.
Hall Jacob A, physician.
Hamilton Moses W, agt P C & St L Ry and Am Ex Co.
Hamilton M W & Co, grain dealers.
Hammel G F & Co, grocers.
Ilammel Wm, furniture.
Hancock Democrat (weekly), Wm Mitchell propr. Hancock Jeffersonian (weekly), R J Strick- land editor. Harris & Deem, carriage makers.
Hart & Thayer, dry goods. Hauck George F, grocer.
CITAS. D. COM.SON, 108 & 110 Fraablis St.,
Gas Retorts and Fire Brick. Cabe Best in the t. S. Gas Benches in mont approved style built promptly. Bench castings, etc., furnished Where required. 1-2-see _Adv., page 4.
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Hauck John J, grocer.
Heaton A C & Co, harness. Herron & Shumway, carpenters. Hough & Cook, lawyers, Howard Edwin B, dentist. Howard, Martin & Howard, physicians. Hughes Albert R, lawyer.
Hughes Johan A, Lawyer, Real Es- tate, Insurance, Loan and Collecting Agent. Hughes Mary M, grocer. Ilughes (2 D, shoemaker.
Hunt & Walker, contractors.
Huston & King, blacksmiths.
Jackson Bros, general store.
Judkins Elam I, physician.
Jamieson S A Rev (Presbyterian).
Knox George L, barber.
LaRue Sidney, sewing machines.
McBane Wm F, lawyer. Marsh Ephraim, County Clerk. Marsh John L, physician. Martin & Reddick, lawyers.
Mason James L, lawyer. Meek J C, blacksmith.
Millikan & Beecher, shoemakers.
Mitchell Wm, editor and propr Hancock Democrat.
Moore HI 1, & Son, flax mnfrs.
Moore Oliver P, grocer.
Morgan James, livery. Morris & Williams, meat market.
New A L & Co, dry goods.
New Wm & Son, general store.
New & Barrett, lawyers.
Odd Fellows Chronicle (semi-monthly), R J Strickland propr.
Offutt Charles G, lawyer.
Ogg Adams L, lawyer.
Pauley Win H, saloon.
Poulson & Jones, lawyers. Pratt J J, lumber.
Pratt Wm F, grain dealer.
Puterbaugh George W, School Desk Mnír. (Sec ad :.. ) Randall Geo T, boots and shoes.
Bailey T C, Druggist and Grocer.
Burch B F, justice of the peace.
Foster J J, justice of the peace.
Ilock Wm, hotel. Knowles Hamilton, blacksmith.
Linnell Jasper, barber.
McAdams A J, physician.
MCAdams C V, Notary.
Mann Jacob, shoemaker.
Selman John W, physician.
Skinner Ifison, tailor. Slifer George, livery. Snider Wm T, mnir table slides. Spangler & Sullivan, furniture.
Stafford & Wiggins, confectioners.
Strickland R J, propr Hancock Jefferso. nian and Odd Fellows Chronicle.
Tague Bros, carriage makers.
Teal Wm A, jeweler.
Thayer Edmund P, meat market.
Taplor Lee C, general store.
Tindall Wm E, livery.
Trueblood James M, furniture.
Vawter Lewis A, physician.
Walker Joseph, shoemaker.
Walker I Ward & Co, dry goods.
Walker & Morford, wagonmakers.
Webb W T, photographer.
Williams Bros & Hamilton, furniture mnfrs.
Wood Eugene W, flour and feed.
Wray Samuel W, wagonmaker.
Wray SW, lawyer.
Young Louis, barber.
GREENFIELD MILLS. Or Davis Mills, as it was formerly named by Judge Amos Davis, the first settler, is lo- cated in LaGrange county, distant 18 miles from LaGrange, the county seat, and 12 miles from Burr Oak, Mich., on the L. S. & M. S. Ry. Crock creek furnishes power to operate a saw and flour mill. Grain and hogs are exported. Mail by carrier tri- weekly. H. E. Reeve, postmaster.
Chorus J, blacksmith. Moore Wm R, barber.
Reeve I E, General Store. Stratton A II & Bro, saw mill.
GREEN HILL. Known formerly as Milford, is a village in Medina township, Warren county, 14 miles northeast of Wil- liamsport court house, and 6 south of Ot- terbein, on the C. L. & C. Ry, contains 200 inhabitants, United Brethren church and graded school. Mail daily. T. C. Bailey, postmaster.
Bailey H J Rev (United Brethren).
Rardin Isaac C & Co, pamp minfts. Rardin & Linehack, wagonmakers.
Rhoads John Rey ( Methodis:).
Richey Wm G. saloon. Riley & Denton, lawyers.
Kyon, Stevens & Co, bakers. Scott Rufus I, saloon. Scott & Co, fouring mills.
Moore A V, druggist.
Morgan Warren C, constable.
Smith Daniel, shoemaker.
Smith George HI, blacksmith.
Sullivan J 'F, General Store.
JOHN RAUCH, Manufacturer of FINE CIGARS, 82 West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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A. KNISELY & Co. 72 and 74 W. Monroe Street, CHICAGO. 'Nin, Slate and Fron Besfero. e Have been in business for DO years, and warrant oil cur verz.
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Thompson Geo, agricultural implements. Vick W B, physician.
GREEN OAK. Is a small place in Fulton county, 5 miles south of Rochester, the county seat, and place of shipment, containing 35 inhabitants, district school and Methodist church. Mail semi-weekly. R. A. New, postmaster.
Collins S O, saw mill.
McCarter & Day, saw mill.
New IL A, General Store.
Vanduyne Elias, blacksmith.
Wareham J W, physician.
GREENSBORO. With 350 inhab- itants, is located in township of same name, Henry county, 7 miles south of New Castle court house. Dunreith, 612 miles south, on the P. C. & St. L. R. R., is the most available shipping point. Duck creek furnishes power to operate two flour mills. The village has three churches, a graded school, and ships hogs, wheat and cattle. It has daily stage route to Dunreith, fare 40c. Mail daily. Willard H. Loring, postmaster.
Barnard Cyrus, saw mill.
Bowie T C, physician.
Camplin R O, shoemaker.
Dillie Harvey, hotel.
Dillon Wm, blacksmith.
Dry Goods Stock Co, dry goods.
Edwards & Reece, grocers.
Elliott J F, drugs.
Gipe H H, wagonmaker.
Gray Davis, gunsmith.
Gray Thomas, blacksmith.
Hinshaw John, justice of the peace.
Hodson & Parrott, flour mill.
Jay Hugh, blacksmith.
Kern Nicholas, hardware.
Loring Willard II, Grocer.
Macy Lambert, wagomaker. Newby Z, physician.
Newton Wm, shoemaker.
Reagan Thomas, dry goods.
Risk & Elliott, flour mill.
Smith Mary Mrs, physician.
Smith R A, physician. Taylor & Stratton, flour mill.
Templeton Alfred, blacksmith.
Weeks A, harnessmaker.
Wilson W E, dentist.
Wright Joel, drugs.
GREENSBURG. Is a handsome incorporated city of 3517 inhabitants, the county seat of Decatur county, located on
the C. I. St. L. & C. R. R., 47 miles south - east of Indianapolis and 64 northwest of Cincinnati. The business interests com- prise a woolen mill, two flour mills, one foundry, a furniture factory, two planing mills and an extensive carriage factory. The press is represented by the Reviews and Standard (weekly) and the semi-weekly News. Greensburg has good.county build- ings, fine wide streets, which are lighted by gas, a fire department, eight churches of the different denominations, an excellent graded school building, two national banks and two first class hotels. The Hotel De Armond, a large new brick building facing the public square and court house, and the Seitz House, which is well established and is a fine five-story brick structure, conve- nient to the depot and business. It has daily stage communication with Clarksburg, Milroy and Hope, tri-weekly with Sardinia, Hartsville and Millhousen. Express, Amer- ican. Telegraph, Western Union. Mail daily. George H. Dunn, postmaster.
Adams GeorgeVY, Merchant Tailor.
AdamIS KOMin, City Treasurer.
Anderson Edward, restaurant,
Anderson George, livery. Armington A A, physician.
Batterton Frank, drugs.
Birdsell & Hillis, grocers.
Blair & Hollinsbe, grocers.
Bonner James F, mayor.
Booth John S, lawyer.
Boyls, Pierce & McCoy, carpenters.
Bracken Wm, physician.
Bracken & Tackett, lawyers.
Braden Richard J, grocer.
Browne George W', Propr Scitz
House, s e cor Public Square. (See adr.) Bryson Hugh, justice of the peace. Buckley Frank, stoves and tinware.
Burns C C, dentist.
Caskey James, lawyer.
Cassell J F, boots and shoes.
Cavens B F, Rev (Baptist).
Christy Wm T, merchant tailor.
Citizens National Bank, Capi- tal $100, 000, David Lovett pres, Samuel Christy cash.
Conner, Coy & Imaly, wagonmakers.
Conway & Childs, grocers. Cook Silas, physician. Cover & Edwards, dry goods.
Covert Cornelius, physician.
Craig J Watt, abstracts of title.
Dannacher Charles, saloon.
De Armond James, Propr Hotel De Armond, se cor Public Sqr. (See adr.)
PIANOS and ORGANS
in All Styles and nt All Prices, at THEO. PFAFFLIN 4 00'S. 5S and 60 N. Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis, Ind.
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Decatur Semi-Weekly News, Donnell & Hart pubs. Dille Salathiel, planing mill. Donnell & Hart, pubs Decatur Semi-Weekly News. Doyle Jesse L, harnessmaker.
Drake Joseph, jeweler.
Dugan Mack, saloon.
Dugan Wm A, shoemaker.
Dunn George Il, postmaster.
Eddleman F C, dentist.
Edkins El, boots and shoes.
Ehrhardt C, merchant tailor.
Ehrhardt & Stienger, saloon.
Eich & Warringer, gunsmiths.
Elder D C, blacksmith.
Emden Michael, clothing.
Emerett John, flour mill.
Erdmann Charles E, cigars and tobucco. Eward Samuel B, lawyer.
Ewing C & J K, lawyers.
Ewing George M, agt Am Ex Co.
Ewing Patrick, agt C I & St L & CR R.
Ewing & Foley, grocers.
Falconburg M G, physician.
Falkenburg Rev (Methodist).
First National Bank, Capital $120,000, A R Forsyth Pres, E R For- syth Cashr.
Fortner W H Mrs, dressmaker.
French J C, physician. Frietch Barney, meat market.
Fromer, Charles saloon.
Gallup James H, jeweler.
Godard Wm H, lawyer.
Greensburg Gas Light Co, gas mnfrs.
Greensburg Limestone Co, Stone Quarry.
Greensburg Standard (weekly), J J Hazllc- wood Publisher.
Greensburg Woolen Mufg Co, J. B. Lathrop Supt, Mnfrs Cloths, Flannels, Yarns, etc. Grover & Stevens, druggists. Haas Jacob, harness maker. Hamilton & Cunningham, hardware.
Hammond W, physician.
Hamon & Price, carpenters.
Harney B II, merchant tailor. Hasbrouck Wm L, druggist.
Hazellwood John J, publisher Greensburg Standard. Hazelrigg Angus C, druggist.
Hazelrigg, Lugenbell & Long, carriage makers. Hazelrigg & Logan, druggists.
Hazen John T, blacksmith. Hendricks & Talbott, druggists, Hindman Michael, restaurant.
Ilitt & Son, physicians. HLittle John P, dry goods. Homsher R D, physician.
Hotel De Armond, James De Ar- mond Propr, s e cor Public Square. (Se? adv.) Howard C W Mrs, milliner.
Howell C L Mrs, milliner.
Humphreys J C, physician.
Johnston L & Co, grocers.
Joyce J Thomas, shoemaker.
Keen & Gallagher, dry goods.
Kelley Edwin, harnessmaker.
Kommerling Migrmatz, Meat Mar. ket. Kerr D R, sewing machines.
Kessing E & Co, dry goods.
Kessing Father Rev (Catholic) .
Lanham John W, gunsmith.
Lanham, Layton & Co, grocers.
Lathrop M Mrs, milliner. Lathrop Wm A, grocer.
Lathrop & Schultz, furniture.
Link & Dannacher, saloon.
Littell Benj F, grocer.
Look Roos HI, restaurant.
McGuire S, physician.
Mckinney J HI Rev (Methodist).
Matthews & Donnell, Lawyers.
Meridith Henry, saloon.
Miller & Gavin, lawyers.
Minear Emery R, dry goods.
Montgomery Robert W, publisher Saturday Review.
Montgomery & Lowe, flour mill.
Moore Wm A, lawyer.
Moore Wilson, wagonmaker.
Nagel Robert, plumber.
Nicolai II, tinsmith.
Patterson Frank, livery.
Pool J & J, marble works.
Porter & Bro, planing mill.
Power George A, lawyer,
Rader Andrew, saloon.
Randall George W, harnessmaker.
Reiter Abraham, boots and shoes and dry goods. Rogers john, confectioner.
Rosenthal & Co, dry goods. Roszell Green B, justice of peace.
Saturday Review, R W Montgomery pub. Schriver Oliver P, Hardware.
Scobey D L, physician. Scobey John S, lawyer.
Seitz House, G W Browne Propr, s c cor Public Square. (See adv.)
Self Sherman, dry goods. Shane Christopher, lawyer. Shannon W P, United States commissioner.
CARPETS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
A. L. WRIGHT & CO. 47 and '9 S. Meridian St., Indianapolis. Successors to Adams, Mansur & Co.
FILTERS,
to Filter Water under Pressure. EWALD OVER, Indianapolis, Ind.
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Silling.& Logan, furniture. Sloss Robert Rev (Presbyterian). Smith Thomas, grocer. Snyder R W, photographer.
Speer Thomas A, carriage hardware. Speer & Dobyns, stoves and tinware. Stegmaier Adam, baker. Stevens Frank M, grocer. Stewart J F, dentist.
Stockman Henry C, grain elevator.
Stout & Boicourt, marble works.
Teague & Teague, blacksmiths. Thayer Edwin P, meat market. Thomson & Trusler, hardware.
Throp James S, jeweler.
Tincher Dr Rev ( Methodist).
Tindall Wm E, livery.
Tracy, Thurman & Jones, barbers.
Trisler F M, jeweler.
Wallingford John N, dry goods.
Warthin E M & Bro, grocers.
Watson Robert H, foundry.
Weadon Frank M, justice of peace.
Weeks James H, blacksmith.
West Wm E, millinery.
Wheatley John B, boots and shoes.
Whitlow John, painter.
Wilson W B, lawyer.
Wooden J L & Son, physician.
Woodfill W S & Co, dry goods.
Wright Robert T, boots and shoes. Wyadd & Bracken, livery. Young & Lawrence, nursery. Zickendraht Fred W, baler. Zuller & Bro, meat market.
GREEN'S FORK. A thriving village of 500 inhabitants located in Wayne county, on P. C. & St. L. Ry, 9 miles north - west of Richmond, the county seat. Has two churches - Methodist and United Brethren. Grain and live stock are the ex- ports. Daily mail. American Expres ..
Wm. S. Hatfield, postmaster.
Baker J II, shoemaker.
Bunnel R W, physician.
Buntin EH, physician.
Daugherty W K, grocer and J P.
Dean J H, meat market.
Ferrill David, cooper.
Foland Esau, livery.
Foster David, wagonmaker.
Fowler David, Stock Dealer.
Frazier M L, blacksmith.
Gause Thomas, physician.
Harvey T R, shoemaker.
Matfield WILL G, Grocer.
Johnson J M, saddles and harness.
THE SEITZ HOUSE,
G. W. BROWNE, Proprietor,
GREENSBURG, - -
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INDIANA.
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Rates, $1.50 and $2.00 Per Day.
This House has recently changed hands, and has been thoroughly renovated.
Hotel DeArmond,
JAMES DeARMOND, Proprietor.
New House, New Furniture. Sample Rooms on First Floor. $2.00 Per Day. DSPIn the center of the business portion of the City. GREENSBURG, - - INDIANA.
OLD SCHOOL, BOCKS SOUGHT and FECHANGED At Sprague's, 391 WV. Madison Street, Chicago, IL.
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Knox Thos E, barber. McCown J P, general storc. Osborne C. E, stock dealer. Reinheimer Adam, hotel.
Roller S A, blacksmith.
Sampel $ D, Druggist. Squires E H, blacksmith. Williamson F, wagonmaker. Winkle & Hays, blacksmiths,
GREENTOWN. Liberty township, Howard county, with 300 inhabitants, and is situated 10 miles east of Kokomo, the county seat, and most available shipping point. Hlas three religious societies- Methodist, Baptist and Christian-graded school, and daily stage route to Kokomo -- fare 30c. Mail daily. C. Powell, post- master.
Deeson B F, blacksmith.
Covalt A A, physician. Gray R, justice of the peace.
Griffin A J, general store.
Hammer John, hotel.
Lamb H C, shoemaker.
Lindley H C, stock dealer.
Powell A & Ero, General Store.
Price G W, lawyer. Rose Perry, blacksmith.
Scott & Bro, physicians.
Seagrave J W, hotel. Slyter & Son, saw mill.
Weingardner W R Rev (Christian).
GREENVILLE. Isa village of 500 population, located in township of same name, county of Floyd, 12 miles northwest of New Albany, the county seat and place of shipment. Churches-Methodist, Chris- tian and Presbyterian; schools, normal and district. Exports, grain and cooperage. It is on daily mail stage route from Paoli to New Albany. Mail daily. M. N. Steele, postmaster. Allen Wm, general store. Belver Louis, wagonmaker.
Compton R M, general store. Davis James N, Physician.
Fleisher John, hotel and saloon.
Ilampel T Miss, general store.
Hancock George, meat market.
Hancock George & Bro, live stock.
Johnson D M, justice of the peace. Kay Robert, physician. Keithley R T, grocer. Kreamer Emil, Hotel. Lipscum James, blacksmith. Loughmiller Alexander R, general store. Mckenley John Mrs, millinery.
Miller & Miller, saw mill.
Mosier Christian, hotel. Norris John, cabinetmaker. Sappenfield M M, shoemaker. Scott Robert, cooper.
Smith Elmore, Flour Mill. Smith Jesse N, grocer.
Smith, Keithley & Co, stave mnfrs. Smith M W, justice of the peace.
Smith R C, physician. Steele M X, General Store, Walter Henry, blacksmith.
GREENWOOD. An attractiv. village of 600 inhabitants on J. M. & I. R. R., in Johnson county, 10 miles north of Franklin, the county seat, and 9 miles south of Indianapolis. The village con- tains 4 churches -- Christian, Baptist, Metl. odist and Presbyterian-and graded schools. Principal shipments are canned goods, the canning factories consume tomatoes and corn grown on 500 acres of land yearly, and employ about 600 hands. Express, Amer- ican. Daily mail. Hillary Shryock, post- master.
Bishop Jacob, general store.
Bishop Wm H, wagonmaker.
Brewer Harvey, druggist. Buser J N & Co, Flour Mill.
Carnes Z, physician.
Draper M B, general store.
Hanson Calvin, meat market.
Harmon Geo W, meat market. Herren John W, justice of the peace.
Inman M R. shoemaker.
Irwin Joseph, Grain Dealer. Johnson Grafton, general store.
Jones John D Rev (Presbyterian).
Justus M L, grocer. McAlpin John C, grocer.
McAlpin R H, harness.
McClain Mrs, milliner.
Manning Robert, carpenter.
Miller Jesse Rev (Methodist).
Milton James A, barber.
Noble N E, General Store.
Noble S C Rev (Methodist).
Noble T B, physician. Peek Dudley, undertaker. Peggs Chas E, tile mnfr.
Pierce & Clark, blacksmiths.
Polk G W, Canning Factory.
Prewitt J W, carpenter.
Rice & Coley, saw mill.
Roberts L Mrs, milliner.
Shryock Hillary, Tailor.
Smith E C, carpenter. Smith John E, hotel.
PATENTS
C. BRADFORD, Solicitor of Patents, 18 Hubbard Block, Indianapolis, Ind. Call or write for Information.
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VERSEZI, ECABARD & CO.,
Law Publishers and Booksellers, INDIANAPOLIS.
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Spillman Wm, saddles. Tompkins Joseph, grocer. Waggener C Mrs, hotel. Watson A M, wagonmaker. Watson W W, carriage trimmer. White George T, blacksmith. Wishard Joseph M, physician.
GROOMSVILLE. Is 5 miles north of Kempton, its shipping point, on L. E. & W. Ry, in Prairie township, Tipton county, and 12 miles northwest of Tipton court house. It has 50 inhabitants, district school, and Baptist church. Weekly mail. Obadiah Ramseyer, postmaster. Keeler Wm, blacksmith. Land Thomas, general store. McCrarey Oliver P, physician. Merrick Wm, shoemaker. Ramisever O, Blacksmith. Shuck Wm A, justice of the peace. Sommers Joseph A, physician. Van Briggle Joseph D Rev (Baptist)
GROVELAND. With a popula- tion of 200, is in Floyd township, Putnam county, 15 miles northeast of Greencastle court house, and 7 northwest of Reno, on the I. & St. L. R. R., its shipping point. Has district school, Methodist and Presby- terian churches, Its requirement is a flour mill, which would prove very profitable. Mail tri-weekly. James Turner, postmaster. Bolton James, painter. Dodge Win, blacksmith.
Farner G W, physician. Owens Jonathan, general store. Turner James, General Store.
GROTERTOWN. On the P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., in Oregon township, Starke county, contains 100 inhabitants, one church and a district school, and is located 10 miles northeast of Knox, the county seat. Ex- press, Adamis. Mail daily. A. J. Unco- pher, postmaster. Koontz Samdel, flour mill. Norman Monroe, saloon. Uncopher A .J, General Storc.
GROFES. Called also Fairview, is a village of 125 persons, located in Fayette county. II miles west of Connersville, the county seat, I mile south of Falmouth and 3 miles north of Glenwood. The last named places are the shipping points. The village has two churches -- Christian and Methodist. Daily mail. L. Groves, postmaster. Bush W A, justice of the peace.
Erwin S, blacksmith. Groves John, cattle dealer. Groves E, General Store. Higley Wm, blacksmith. Morgan Wm, shoemaker.
GUILFORD. A village of 200 in- habitants, situated in Dearborn county, on C. I. St. L. & C. R. R. 7 miles northwest of Lawrenceburg, the county seat, contains a Methodist society and district school. Express, American. Mail daily. C. W. Robertson, postmaster.
Becker Philip, justice of the peace. Bledsoe H, general store. Cole F, blacksmith. Collins L J, physician. Dowden V, justice of the peace. Ferrie Thomas, shoemaker.
Hargitt R, general store and railroad agt. Lofenby Wm, justice of the peace. Lee C W Rev (Methodist).
Robertson C W, General Store. Vincent H C, physician. Vogle C, blacksmith. Voglesang N, wagonmaker. Williams J P Rev (Methodist).
GUION. A newly established post- office, located at the crossing of I. D. & S. and Log. Div. T. H. & 1. R. Rs, in Parke county, 9 miles northeast of Rockville, the county seat, and 52 northwest of Indian. apolis. Population 15. Exports, lumber and grain. Mail daily. Wm. Jarvis, post- master.
GUIONSVILLE. Population 250, located in Clay township, Dearborn county, 14 miles southwest of Lawrenceburgh court house and 4 south of Dillsborough, on the O. & M. Ry, which is its shipping point. Laughrey creek furnishes power to drive one flour mill. Mail tri-weekly. Simon Conaway, postmaster.
Conaway Hamilton, lawyer.
Conaway Preston, live stock. Conaway R P, live stock. Conaway & Riester, General Store. Disbro C C, veterinary surgeon.
Elfers John, physician. French Peter, general store.
Klausing Henry, blacksmith.
Niles E P, saw mill. Rockafellow Dr, physician. Sink D B, blacksmith. Snyder John, flour mill. Turner Eli H, wagonmaker.
FOR SALE-ALL COLORS. J. W. Atklucon, 613-921 So. Clinton St., Chicago.
Home Life Ins. Co. Kas paid large dividends, bas the larger surplus for dividends in future, Best C. Agents. E. H. KELLOGG, Sup't, Chicago, I
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GUNDRUM. With 25 inhabitants, is located on the P. C. & St. L. Ry, in Pu- laski county, 10 miles northwest of Wina- mac, the county seat. Has district school, Lutheran church, and exports butter, eggs, fruit and potatoes. Express, American. Mail daily. Wm Sabel postmaster, and general store.
GUTHRIE. Estimated population 200. Located on the L. N. A. & C. Ry, in Marshall township, Lawrence county, 10 miles north of Bedford, the county seat. Its exports consist of staves, spokes and lumber. Express, L. N. A. & C. Mail
daily. James Tincher, postmaster.
Judah W P, physician. Kinser & Whisenand, saw mill. May S A, general store. Tincher J IL, General Store.
HACKLEMAN. Has a population of 75, and is located in Liberty township, Grant county, II miles southwest of Ma- rion, the county seal, and 6 west of Fair- mount, on the C. W. & M. Ry. Mail semi- weekly. B. F. Albert, postmaster. Albert E F, Undertaker and Justice. Albert & Collins, Carpenters. Collins & Kirkwood, saw mill.
Fink & Son, blacksmiths.
Kimbrango Bros, saw mill. Mason & Goodwin, general store.
Seal J N, physician. Scott Levi, general store.
HADLEY. With a population of 60, is located in Hendricks county, on the I. & St. L. R. R., 5 miles west of Danville, the county seat, and 24 miles west of Indiana- polis. The village has a Friends' society and district school. Express, American. Mail daily. C. Holmes, postmaster. Christie T J & Co, cheese mnfrs.
Crews F M Rev ( Baptist).
Deatherage G B & Son, blacksmiths.
Hadley David Rey ( Friends). Hodson & Henley, grocers. Holmes C, General Store. Lynch & Apple, saw mill. Mansbridge J W, physician. Wheeler A L, flour mill. Wood S II, carpenter.
HAGEMAN. Located at the cross- ing of the M. C. and L. S. & M. S. R. Rs., in Westchester township, Porter county, II miles north of Valparaiso, the county
seat, is a village with 250 inhabitants, co. taining a Methodist society and distr school. Brick is extensively manufactur .. and is the principal article of export. 1 press, American and United States. daily. Henry Dabbert, postmaster. Ackerm Charles, carpenter. Chitten Wm, brick mnfr. Dabbert Henry, General Store. Detman E, brick mnfr.
Gondriney John, justice of the peace. - Hagerman Henry, real estate agent. Harland & Owens, brick innfrs. Heincke Charles, cooper.
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