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Whitaker George B, flour and feed, 663 Virginia ave.
Whitcomb Jane D Mrs, restaurant, 14 N Delaware.
White Ahira R, medicine mnfr, 182 W Washington.
White Hughes W, tailor, 37 W Mark ... White James J, saloon, 570 S West.
White Line Central Transit Co, John
Steiner western supt, 73 W Maryland. White Michael C, saloon, 79 S Illinois. White T Lyon, restaurant, 33 S Illinois. White Wm E, dentist, 56 N Illinois.
Whitehead Wm, grocer, 430 W Washing: Whiting Timothy M, millinery, 48 N i inois.
Whitridge Wm, painter, 5 Mass ave.
Whitson John IJ, salcon, 52 Mas, ave. Whitty John M, laundry, 77 S Illinois. Wickard Joseph, flour and feed, cor C lege ave and 7th.
Wiegand Anthony, florist, cor 7th a Illinois.
Wiegand Leo, meat market, 186 W Wan ington.
Wierel & Rarchik, Propres, Capi: City Show Case Works, 138 S Merida: ( Sec Que.)
Wiese Christian, grocer, 150 Madison a. Wiese & Koopper, undertakers, 31 N E. Wiggins Joseph I, prov broker, 200 ; Georgia.
Wiggins & Donnan, stoves and tinware. 119 E Washington.
Wilbrecht Hugo, barber, 12 S Delaware. Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Co, Abra. ham L Dick mangr, 02 E New York.
Wilder Charles Agt Thame Loan and Trust Co, 74 E Market.
Wildermuth Fred, mcat market, 63 : West.
Wiles, Coffin & Co, wh grocers, 71 and +5 S Meridian.
Wiles & Moore, wh grocers, 126 S Meri. dian.
Wilkinson John, tailor, 75 W Market. Willard A B, coal, 54 N P'enn.
Willhoff George, grocer, 25$ E McCarty. Williams Charles, painter, 32 N Delaware. Williams Gottlieb, saloon, S and 10 S Pine. Williams Hanover, wood dealer. 143 Maple. Williams James n lion, Gor ernor of the State of Indiana, s w co: Tennessee and Washington.
Williams Myron B, lawyer, & Bates Block. Williams, Pee & Stoneman, wh notions, 127 S Meridian.
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Williams Wm, blacksmith, 223 W Vermont. Williams & Lawrence, restaurant, 141 . Illinois.
Williamson Ezra, restaurant, 192 W Wash- ington.
Williamson Ira G, livery, 23 W Pearl.
Williamson John A, physician, 192 Virginia ave.
A. L. WRIGHT & CO.,
47 & 49 S. Meridian St., Indianapolis.
Wall Paper and Interior Decorations,
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williamson Marshall D (Agent), ah and Wholesale Dealer in Veneers, .. mines Mass ave. , Jonathan, tinner, 44S Indiana ave. ts Josiah C, cooper, rear 139 Locke. Thomas, meat market, 346 E New :::. ·on Charles, grocer, East Market House. in George, photographer, 3672 E Wash. en James, livery, 116 W Maryland. en James F, shoemaker, 25 Virginia
John McC, baker, 210 S Tennessee. n John R, lawyer, 25 Vance Block.
Wilson John S, Patentee and Mufr
11. : : The Boss . Fly and Insect Screen, 64 N . ST.
... Marion, cigar mnfr, rSo Indiana
.son Oliver M, lawyer, 49 N Illinois.
& Braffett, blacksmiths, 222 Mass
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:: & Co, stone yard, cor St Clair and canal.
„inter Frank, wood dealer, 22 Arch. Wamer John, jeweler, 20 N Per.n.
Whichester Evart II, propr National Sur- gical Institute Hotel, 36 W Georgia. winkler Gustav H, Turkish baths, 24 S Penn.
"apenny George W, lawyer, II Boston ok.
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WINslow TV ER, Genl Agt Cleveland idge and Iron Co, 37 W Washington. Winters & Seidensticker, Law- Here, 3012 E Washington.
hard Albert W, lawyer, 4 Talbott & New's Block.
":hard Harvey, printer, 77% E Market. W. Lard Wm H, physician, 3112 Virginia avC.
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V. mire & Niemann, carpenters, rear 231 Davidson.
Mitnan Harrison T, physician, ISI W New
::: Bennett F, lawyer, 10 Hubbard Blk.
Edward, grocer, cor West and Mc- Party.
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Wittenberg Charles, notions, 6 E Washing- !on.
Wisthoeft Frederick, grocer, 329 Indiana ave.
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Woerner Louis, grocer, 154 Indiana ave. W werner Theodore, grocer, 512 N Missis- s.ppi.
Werner Wm, meat market, 776 N Tennes-
Woerner & Foxlow, shoemakers, 494 S Meridian.
Woessner Jacob, meat market, 5.10 Virginia ave.
Wolf George, grocer, 123 S Illinois.
Wolf Lou Mrs, confectioner, 158 Madison ave.
Wolf Phillip II, cigar innfr, 145 Virginia avc.
Wolf Valentine W, cigars, 7 Chamber of Commerce.
Wolfe William M, flour, feed and grocer, 270 to 275 Mass ave.
Wolfram Brothers, stoves and tinware, 197 E Washington.
Wonderly Mary Mrs, milliner, 146 E New York.
Wonnell Charles, blacksmith, 60 E Mary- land.
Wood Franklin M, carriage mnfr, 232 W Washington.
Woodi GB Mrs, notions, 141 N Delaware. Wood John M, livery, 25 Circle.
Wood John P, wh paper, 25 E Maryland. Wood Levi, physician, 39 Mass ave.
Wood & Jones, hat mafrs, 44 Mass ave.
Woodbridge Win, millinery and notions, 8 E Washington.
Woodburn James H, physician, 74 W Mich- igan.
Woodburn 'Sarven Wheel Co, wheel mnfrs, 230 S Illinois.
Woodford Deau & Co, Wholesale Wines, Liquors and Cigars, 82 S Merid .- ian.
Woodford George EX, Underta- ker, 27 Indiana ave.
Woodruff Sleeping and Parlor Coach Co, E W Timinony agt, 4416 W Louisiana.
Woods Marshal C, agent Hall's safe, Jour- nal Building.
Woolen Green V, physician, 20 W Ohio.
Woollen Thomas W, attorney general of state, sw cor Tennessee and Washingion. Woollen, Webb & Co, bankers, 15 W Washington.
Woollen William Watson, law. yer, 95 E Washington.
Wooton Desk Mnfg Co, L V Horton mana- ger, 50 Vance Block.
Worland Susan Mrs, grocer, 486 Virginia ave.
Workingnien's Odorless Vault and Gink Cleaning Co, G W Hoogland Manager, Charles M Weaver Supt, 72 F. Market.
Wormser Nathan, barber, 120 S Illinois.
Wright A L & Co, Wholesale and
Retail Dealers in Carpets, Wall Paper, Window Shades, Oil Cloths, etc, 47 and 49 S Meridian. (See bottom lines.)
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Wright Benjamin C, claim agent, 16 Boston Block.
Wright Charles E, physician, 107 N Ala- bama.
Wright C M & Son, pumpmakers, 34 S Penn.
Wright Granville S, lawyer, Court House. Wright Henry C, engines and boilers, SS S Tennessee.
Wright Jackson MI, Mnfr of Car- ringes and Wagons, and General Black- smithing, 281 W Washington.
Wright John C, office to E Market.
Wright John H, druggist, 525 N Illinois.
Wright Lorenzo D, barber, 255 W Wash ington.
Wright, Spaau & Ficiner, Low- yers, Rooms 3 and 4 lion Block, over II W Washington.
Wright Thomas H, physician, 229 S Dela ware.
Wulff Conrad, saloon, 439 W Washington. Wirischner Email, Music and Musi- cal Instruments, 44 N Penn.
Wylie Andrew, news depot, 13 N Penn. Wyman Christiana Mrs, grocer, 473 E St Clair.
Weagley Jacob E, Pres Yeagley Sash Lock Co, 36 Circle.
Yeagley Sash Lock Co. Au- thorized capital $20,000, J B Ycagley Pres, D E Snyder Sec and Treas, Manu- facturers of Yeagley's Burglar Proof Sash Lock, Sash Holder and Ventilator com- bined, 36 Circle. (Sec adv.)
Yocum Charles A, shoemaker, 52 Malott ave.
Youn Bros, Booksellers and Station- ers, 4 E Washington.
Youart John M, physician, 56 N Illinois. Young Augustus B, lawyer, 4 /Etna Build- ing. Young John, lawyer, 75 E Washington.
Young Men's Christian Association, 35 N Illinois.
Young Wm H, livery, 27 E Pearl.
Youse J F & Son, tinners, 78 Virginia ave. Yule & Simmers, horseshoers, 302 E Wash. Yung Louis, meat market, 47 S Delaware. Zapf Phillip, saloon, 533 Virginia ave. Zeh Casper, meat market, I Paca. Zengler & Rothrock, saloon, 105 Mass ave. Zeph Charles, saloon, 251 E Washington. Zinner Peter, grocer, 299 S Delaware.
Zimmerman C & Son, roofers, 37 and 39 S Alabama.
Zisner Paul M, grocer, 103 English avc. Zukunft (German weekly), Gutenberg Co pubs, 2; S Delaware.
Zumbush Theodore, jeweler, IS N M. ian. Zumpfe Emil, music teacher, 47 The: Block.
Zumpfe Wm, wines and liquors, 92 Court.
INGLEFIELD. Populated 50 people, is in Scott township, Van. burgh county, on the E. & T. H. R. R, miles north of Evansville. It has Met dist church and district school. Mail : ceived daily. L. W. Short, postmaster. Begly B W, physician.
Browning George B, flour mill.
Bunty Anton, carpenter.
Hall Robert, constable.
Litchfield Richard, justice of the peace.
Newman Levi, general store.
Short L W, general store.
INWOOD. On the P. Ft. W. & C Ry, is a village of 500 inhabitants, in Ce: ter township, Marshall county, 6 miles c. of Plymouth court house. It has a Mes odist society, graded school, one flour ai. five saw mills. Lumber and grain are e: . ported. Express, Adams. Mail daily. V ..
H. H. Stover, postmaster.
Adams & Barlow, pump mnfrs.
Bell J F, physician.
Blair E & Co, saw mill.
Błasingham F M, R R and Ex agent.
Blasingham & Co, rectifiers, charcoal mnfrs.
Blasingham & Kelty, flour mill.
Blasingham & Schafer, Jath and bolt mnfrs.
Clemens Wm, blacksmith.
Cooper J B, grocer.
Cruzan HI B, Physician.
Davidson Joseph, blacksmith.
Erb Henry, wagonmaker.
Fisher Christian, general store.
Fisher Samuel, saloon.
Gilson Thomas, constable.
Grosvenor Isaac, wagonmaker.
Helm E, harnessmaker.
Meliner Philo, basket mnfr.
Hull David, blacksmith.
Jackson Stephen M, shoemaker.
Katterman Theodore, furniture. Lee & Dickinson, saw and planing mill.
MeMaster FORE, General Store.
Morris C L, notary public.
Purkey Jacob, meat market.
Rainier C T, physician.
Schafer & Morris, saw and planing mill.
Shively D C, Saw Mill.
Smiith A M, druggist, physician and jus- tice.
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stevens Solomon, wagonmaker. .
&toner W IE II, Drugs, Groceries, Books and Stationery. Wood C F, saloon. Woolpert H Rev (Methodist). York Wm, saw mill.
IRELAND. Claims 300 population, situated in Madison township, Dubois coun- ty, 4 miles northwest of Jasper, the county seat and nearest rail approach, with Meth- odist church and district school. The vil- lage exports live stock and grain. Tri- weekly stage route to Jasper -- fare 25c, and Petersburg-fare $1.50. Mail daily. Z. C. Kelso, postmaster.
Arnold B, barber.
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Baumert A, boot and shoemaker.
Dillon Belle Miss, milliner.
Dillon T H, general store. Ferguson S E Mrs, Hotel.
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Hardeu I L, hotel.
Hill & Hauger, blacksmiths.
Kean Samuel E, drugs. Kellems Thomas, blacksmith.
Kelso Z C, Druggist and Physician.
Lenkehart John, meat market.
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McMabel H, carpenter.
Mosby Eliza, milliner. Myrel J S, constable. Norman J P, general store. Norman & Stewart, flour mill.
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Farker Joli NI, Saddler and Justice. Parr G L, physician. Rice Matthew, wagonmaker. Rose Wm B, carpenter and undertaker. Wilhelm John, shoemaker. Wilson N H, general store and dentist. Vates Albert, carpenter.
IRVINGTON. A residence suburb of Indianapolis on the P. C. & St. L. Ry, is noted for its handsome residences. Has two churches-Christian and Methodist. Butler University is also located in the vil- lage. Population about 400. American Ex press, Daily mail. F. C. Knapp, postmaster. Blount B M Rev (Christian).
Blount R S Rev (Christian).
Burgess Otis &, Pres Butler Uni- versity.
Butler University, Otis A Burgess Pres. (See adv.) Houston S, grocer.
Knapp F C, Postmaster, R R and Ex Agent. Krumrine J A, physician. Long R W, druggist and physician. Parker H C, blacksmith.
ISOLA. Is a discontinued postoffice in Martin county, located 6 miles south of West Shoals, the county seat. Sheal, on the O. & M. Ry, 6 miles north, is its place of shipment.
JACKSONBURG. With a popa- lation of 125, is located in Harrison town- ship, Wayne county, 13 miles west of Rich- mond, the county seat, and 5 miles north- east of Cambridge City, its shipping point. It has two churches and a district school. Mail received tri-weekly from Cambridge City. John Berry, postmaster.
Merry Foton, General Store. Clark R, wagonmaker.
Condo & Kirk, Blacksmiths.
Dillman Jacob, blacksmith. Thurston E II, physician.
JACKSON CENTRE. A small place in Jackson township, Porter county, 112 miles from Sumanville, on the B. & (). R. R., and 9 miles northeast of Valparaiso, the county seat. Has Methodist church, district school and tri-weekly mail. Wm. Hill, postmaster.
XXIII WVILA, Grocer.
Smith G B & Co, flour mill.
JACKSON STATION. Is a postoffice on the I. P. & C. Ry., in Tipton county, 4 miles north of Tipton, the coun- ty seat, and 42 miles north of Indianapo- lis. In the vicinity there are 3 churches --- Christian, Methodist and United Brethren -- and district school. Maily daily. E. C. Elliott, postmaster.
JACKSONVILLE. Fountain county. (See Wallace.)
JADDEN. A hamlet in Monroe township, Grant county, 12 miles southeast of Marion, the county seat, and most available shipping point. Population 30. United Brethren church. Mail semi-weekly. WVm. H. Oliver, postmaster.
Lacy J D, general store, physician and saw mill.
McNew Z Rev ( United Brethren).
Oliver WIR MI, Cooper. Wall David, cattle dealer.
JALAPA. Pleasant township, Grant county, 7 miles northwest of Marion conrt house, and most accessible shipping depot, contains 100 inhabitants, district school and two churches. The Mississinewa river
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furnishes power to drive two flour mills. Mail weekly. J. C. Conner, postmaster. Barley J S, justice of the peace.
Bish MI O, carpenter.
Couner I C, Physician.
Conner J L, physician.
Conver N, four mill.
Conner WY J, Flour Mill.
Lezerve William, shoemaker.
Lowry James P, hardware.
McCormack Ira N, merci ant tailor.
McDaniel John, druggist.
Mc Kechan George W, saddles and harne
McLean John, flour mill.
Moore & Jaques, meat market.
Orear Addison, dentist.
Orear Wm H, general store.
Penry Samuel & Son, meat market.
Poland John, livery.
Shepherd John P, jeweler.
Smith Peter, tile rinfr.
Smith Simeon, livery.
Sommerville Serting B, saddles and harne ..
South House, J II Stephens propr.
Steele James H, grocer.
Stephens Jamies EX, Propr South House. (See dade)
Stephens James W, barber.
Clon Henry C, druggist.
Wilson Thomas J, job printer.
JAMESTOWN. Steuben county. (See Crooked Creek.) 1
JASONVILLE. Contains ICO inhabitants, Methodist church, and district school, is located in Wright township, Greene county, on Clay county line, 2o miles northwest of Bloomfield court house. Shelburn, situated II miles west on the E. & T. H. R. R., is the shipping point. Mail 5 times each week. Almira Kelshaw, postmaster. Ashbury W H H, physician.
Brouilette S L, physician.
Fitzsimmons John, blacksmith.
Heath John, shoemaker.
Neal M R, lawyer. Neal & Sons, general store.
Neal & Warrick, General Store. Rogers Matha, grain and stock. Sauserman Daniel, physician.
Shanklin John R, physician.
Stark J M, drugs.
Taylor J TS, physician. Todd John, justice of the peace.
Whitworth John, wagonmaker.
JASPER. The seat of justice for Dabois county, is surrounded by an ex-
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Jennings Newton E, Del. Hard Wood Lumber, Walnut, Oak Poplar, Main Street.
Leeseman Herman, shoemaker.
Lewis Samuel, flour mill.
Hudson Philip, general store.
Jackson C, drugs.
Kesler Wni, blacksmith.
Line D W, painter.
Moorehead S G, wagonmaker,
Nichols B, Ulocksmith.
Nickum R W, hotel.
Scott J W, shoemaker.
Sheehan M, teacher.
Sherman & DI, Carpenter.
Snyder & Blood, general store.
Vardaman Wm, gencial store.
JAMESTOWN. Familiarly known as "Jimtour, " is located on the I. B. & W. Ry, in Jackson township, Boone county, 12 miles southwest of Lebanon, the county seat, and 28 northwest of Indianapolis The place was laid out in 1832-33, by James Matlock, incorporated as a town in 1870, and now contains 700 inhabitants, has a bonded debt of $12,000, and is surrounded by a very fertile farming country. It sup- ports two churches, a good graded school, one hotel, two flour mill: and one saw mill. The principal exports are grain, lumber and live stock. United States Express. Mail is received daily. Wm. Emmons, postmas- ter.
Baringer Mattie Mrs, milliner.
Baringer Win, wagonmaker. Burhop J T & Co, furniture. Bush Argalous, livery stable. Camplin John H & Son, general store. Carriger & Peirsol, grain.
Chadd James, saloon, Cline & Carriger, general store. Corbin Smith H, shoemaker. Corbin & Hudson, lumber.
Crosby William A, wagonmaker.
Darnell William J, lawyer. Davis Robert F, carriagemaker.
Ellis Thomas L, grocer. Emmons William, books. Epperson William D, grocer. Fellows Lewis L, agt I R & W Ry. Gibson William B, justice of the peace. Gibson & Palmer, druggists.
Goodwin Gilbert H. lawyer, Hay- Edmond F, birbei.
Heady & Heady, physicians.
Herrington Elizabeth I, Mrs, general Huber John, Bucker.
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cellent tobacco growing district, and is located at the northern terminus of the C. R. & S. W. Ry., 40 miles north of Rock- port. It has 1500 inhabitants, good county buildings, substantial churches, and a good graded school. In the village there are seven hotels,-the Daniel House stands at the head, may justly be termed first-class, and is headquarters for the commercial tourist-and two weekly newspapers, the Courier (Democratic), and Times (Demo- cratic), last named ably edited by Mr. George F. Swint, and is a lively, newsy sheet. Its manufactories consist of three four mills, three saw mills, shingle factory, brick yard, brewery, two planing mills, and a stave factory. Express Adams. Mail daily. Alois Granelspacher, postmaster. Alles John F, Furniture Dealer, Cabinetmaker and Undertaker, opp Court House.
Beck, Bauer & Co, stave and shingle mnfrs. Benkert Edmund, blacksmith.
Berger Henry, carpenter. Betz John, propr Union Hotel.
Bigham August B, physician.
Bochart Joseph, general store.
Buettner Bruno, lawyer.
Bunkers Edmund, blacksmith.
Christman John R, marble works.
Daniel House, Captain W I Daniel Propr, N Main. (See ado.)
Daniel W kk Contain, Proprietor Daniel House. (Sacado.)
Dillon & Dillon, lawyers.
Doane Clement, propr Jasper Courier.
Dekert Bros, flouring mill.
Eifert Conrad, watches and jewelry. Enthofen Kerry, Propr Farmer's House, Mill, bet 3d and 4th.
Einy John, tinner,
Erny Theresa Mrs, stoves and tinware.
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Farmers House, Henry Enthofen Propr, Mill, bet 3d and 4th, only two blocks from depot.
Fink F & Co, flour and saw mill, 212 miles south of town.
Fink Henry C, confectioner. Flick Wm, blacksmith.
Friedman Bros, leaf tobacco. Friedman Joseph, Klingel & Co, saw mill.
Friedman Martin, drugs.
Friedman Mary Miso, milliner.
Gardner John E, saloon.
Gasser Wm, blacksmith.
Geyer Joseph, blacksmith.
Granicispacher Alois, (T Wertz & Co, ) postmaster, cor 6th and Jackson.
Gramelspacher J & Co, planing will. Gutgsell Mathias, saloon and shoemaker.
Herbig Tobias, saloon.
Hobbs Havilla C, physician.
Hochgesang Cecelia Mrs, brewery.
Hurst Cornelius, saloon.
Indiana Hotel, F A Neudeck propr.
Jasper Courier (weekly), Clement Doano propr.
Jasper Times, Geo F Swint propr, cor 6th and Jackson.
Jerger Joseph jr, brickmaker.
John Elizabeth Mare, Propr U S Hotel, Atill
Kessner Jesse B, agt Adams Express.
Krause Charles, propr St Charles Hotel.
Krempp Andrew, confectioner.
Kuebler John, wagonmaker.
Kuebler Maggie Miss, milliner.
Kuebler Sebastian, general store. ; Kunkel Paul, saloon.
Kunkel & Cox, livery,
Lambert Felix, Carriage, Wagon and Plow Mnfr and General Blacksmith, cor 6th and Clay. (See adr. )
Laurent August, Marble Works and Building Contractor, cor 6th and Jackson.
Lehrburger, Kahn & Co, general store.
NeNerney Andrew J, Propr U S Exchange Saloon and City Treasurer, opp Court House.
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JAMESTOWN, IND. JAMES H. STEPHENS, Proprietor.
Centrally located. Rooms large, newly furnished and well ventilated. The table is supplied with the best viands the market affords. Everything is kept in the cleanliest order, and Mr. and Mrs. Stephens are making themselves the best landlords in the country. Rates per day to suit the times. Call and see us.
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May Wendelin, harness. Mehringer Geo, agricultural implements. Melchoir John B, cooper. Neudeck F A, hotel. Nohr Peter, Western House. Reinhard Francis J, lawyer. Roesser John, tailor. Rottet Joseph, cigar maker. St Charles Hotel, Charles Krause, propr. Salb John, saloon.
Schenk Christian, Furniture Deal- er, Cabinetmaker and Undertaker, N Main. (Sce adt.) Scheurich M & Co, flouring mill. Schuerich P & Co, saw and planing mill. Sermersheim Joseph F, jeweler. Sermersheim M A & Co, general store. Soliga Charles, barber.
Sondermann Theodore, books and station- ery. Steinhart Boniface, tailor. Stanley A A, grocer. Stephenson Edward, physician. Sweeney Patrick L, justice of the peace, Swinlt George F, Publisher The Jas- per Times, cor 6th and Jackson.
Traylor & Hunter, lawyers. Trippet Oscar A, lawyer.
Troxler John, harness. Troxler Joseph, harnessmaker. Union Hotel, John Betz, propr.
United States Hotel, Mrs E John, Proprietor.
Webb Patrick, marble works. Welman Richman M, physician. Wertz Toliver, physician. Wertz T & Co, druggisis. Western House, Peter Nohr propr.
JAY CITY. Asettlement in Wabash township, Miami county, on Wabash river, 1512 miles northeast of Portland, the coun- ty seat, 612 southeast of Geneva, on the G. R & I. R. R, and 1/2 mile west of New Corydon, its place of receiving mail.
JEFFERSON. Washington town- ship, Clinton county, has a population of 200, and is situated 4 miles west of Frank- fort, the county seat and shipping depot, contains graded school, Methodist and Uni- ted Brethren churches. Wheat, corn, oats and potatoes are shipped. Mail daily. S. N. Davidson, postmaster. Craig Henry, constable. Davidson Henry, carpenter. Davidson S IN, Grocer and Cooper. Elmore & Hines, drugs, Gaddis A, saw mill.
Gamble Sarah Mrs, hotel. Heavilon A T, justice of the peace. Reavilon Joseph, four mill. Hines Joseph, constable. McKinney M M, grocer. Miller James J, saw mill. Reeves James, blacksmith. Thomas John, carpenter.
JEFFERSONVILLE. The of justice for Clark county, is an r.v porated city of goco inhabitants, he tifully located on the Ohio river o site Louisville, and a Bjoining New All: . having ferriage and ral connection with a: place. It is JOS miles south of Indiany lis, traversed by the J. M. & I. and Lomi ville Branch O. & M. Rys, but by its co plete system of ferryboat and rai! ((: ' tion with Louisville it derives nearly all : benefits that Louisville does of her railroads. The city is well lighte! gas, has wide streets, excellent schon! handsome church edifices of nearly s denominations, and good county buildin .. . which are newly built of substantial mat .. rial, and present a handsome appearance :. The county seat was recently located her:, being changed from Charlestown to th: place. Jeffersonville has a bonded indeb :- edness of $300,000, and supports five ho- tels, two banks, three weekly and thre. daily newspapers. The dailies are known as the Journal (Republican), Times ai. . News (Democratic), weeklies as Jcara (Republican), Times and Democrat (Dem - cratic). Its manufactories, while not nu- merous, comprise some of the most exten- sive in the state, having two large ship yards, a plate glass factory, large car works, the J. M. & I. R. R. shops, and severa! establishments of less note. This is the location of the Indiana State Prison South and the U. S. Quartermaster's Supply De- partment, both establishments having large, imposing edifices, and these, with its many other attractions, are destined to make the city one of prominence and importance. The O. & M, Adams, American and Union Express Companies have offices here. Tc !- egraph, Western Union. Mr. A. M. Luke is postmaster.
Alben Hugo, druggist. Aldridge John, grocer. Alexander Robison, shoemaker. Anderson Charles C, foundry. Angne Peter, furniture. Anspro Patrick, grocer. Armstrong & Co, coal.
Capital City Cigar.
Manufactured by JOHN RAUCH, 82 West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
A. KNEELY & Co 72 und 71 W. Monroe Street., CIVIC .Go. Ein, Siate and Eren Rosiers. e Have been lu business for 20 years, and varraat all our work.
JEF AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. JEF 417
Audran E Rev (Catholic). !er Sophia Mrs, saloon.
Best John, groceries and liquors.
Bevan Henry 'T, sewing machines.
Birnbaum Alfried H, merchant tailor.
Blackburn Lucy A Mrs, milliner.
Bodenstein August F, harnessmaker.
Boyer John A, blacksmith.
Fixter George W, boots and shoes.
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