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Brand Peter, saloon.
Brinkworth George, restaurant.
Brinkworth Isaac, druggist.
Brookbank John, cooper.
Bruner Emory W, physician.
Bryan A Rev (Methodist),
Burk Michael, saloon.
Burke Frank B, lawyer.
bergmann Henry, shoemaker.
Dernecker Emil, saloon.
Burtt Ilenry R, lawyer.
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DANIEL HOUSE,
W. H. DANIEL, Proprietor, North Main Street, One Square from the Court House, JASPER, - INDIANA.
THE ONLY FIRST-CLASS HOTEL IN TOWN. HEADQUARTERS FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS.
ESTABLISHED 1886.
FELIX LAMBERT,
Wagon, Carriage & Plow MANUFACTURER, AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH, Cor. Sixth and Clay Sts., JASPER, INDIANA. :0: All work warranted for one year. Re- pairing neatly & promptly attended to.
CHRISTIAN SCHENZ, Manufacturer of and Dealer in >>Furniture and Upholstered Goods,< Undertaker and Cabinet Maker, North Main Street, Jasper, Indiana.
Parties wishing anything in my line will do well to call and see before purchasing elsewhere.
Theo. Pfaslin & Co.
The leading Piano and Organ Honse of the Wear. Send for Price-lists and Catal que .. 68 and GO North Pennsylvania St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Voir Catherine Mrs, millinery.
farber Roger, boots and shoes.
Farmore David S, ship yard. birth John H Rev (German Methodist).
beach Wm F, cement mnfr. Acht Libbie Miss, dressmaker.
Hecht Louis, shoemaker.
Back Cornelius, groceries and liquors.
₼.ckwith Lod W, physician.
Diisel John, saloon. Perbet Morand, dyer and scourer.
Burke James, grocer.
AMALGAM FARM BELLS,
WALD OVER,
Indianapolis, Yurt.
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Cain Bros, cigar mnfrs. Caldwell James G, druggist. Caldwell James G J, drugs. Campbell Charles H, wagonmaker. Campbell Win, grocer. Carey Charles O Rev (Episcopalian). Carr George W, merchant tailor. Carter George W, restaurant. Carter Wm HI, confectionsr. Citizens National Bank, capital $150,000, John F Read pres, John Adams cash.
Clemens john S, barber. Cohen Louis, clothing. Cohn Morris, general store.
Cole John E Proprietor Phoenix House.
Coll Morris, groceries and liquors.
Colvin Wm A, horse shoer. Condon James, cigars and tobacco. Conly Michael, justice of the peace.
Cook & Hoffman, coal dealers. Craycrost Henry, shoemaker.
Dailey Reuben, pub Jeffersonville News. Daily Evening Journal, Whitson & Tevis, pubs. Dedrick Daniel, general store. Deibell & Pfau, barbers. Dorsey Ira, agt Adams Ex Co. Dorsey & Bro, grocers. Dreidel Anton, general store.
Duffy James T, coal dealer. Duitz Bernard, saloon.
Eaken Edward C, grocer.
Eisenmenger Hardware, Stoves and Tinware, 68 Spring.
Ekin James A General, deputy quartermas- ter general U S A Evans T & Wm J, barbers.
Everbach Michael K, Seeds, Pro- duce, etc, 97 Spring. Eyrisch George, cigars and tobacco.
Falls Flour Milling Co, R O Gathright pres. Felker Geo W, confectioner.
Ferguson & Marsh, Lawyers, 47 Spring. Field Davis L, druggist. Field Nellie Miss, fancy goods. Field N Rev (Tabernacle). Field N & D L, physicians.
Finch Jane C Mrs, Propr National Ilotel. (See ada.) Finley Geo W, photographer. Finter Godfried, baker.
First Absalom, furniture.
First National Bank, capital $150,000, J HI McCampbell pres, W HI Hogg cash. Fleiner C. F Rev (Lutheran).
Fouts Wm D, physician.
Frailey Samuel C, saloon.
Frank A Bro, dry goods.
Frank George H, harnessmaker. Frank John W, grocer.
Gallrein Herman, boots and shoes. Garrity John, grocer.
Gathright John K saddletree mnfi.
Geissler John M, barber.
Gilbert Frank R M jr, livery.
Gilbert Frank R M sr, livery. Gill Daniel, provisions. Golden George W, gunsmith.
Goldman Theodore & Co, boot and si . innfrs.
Goodwin Calvin R, boots and shoes.
Gordon H B Rev (Methodist). Graham Bros, druggists.
Graham Thomas A, physician. Gresham Robert If, stoves and tinware.
Griffin Josiah M, notions.
Guernsey Joseph I,, flour and feed.
Guthrie B F & Co, pork packers.
Hall Levi B, grocer. Happy Heury B, blacksmith.
Harness Fountain, grocer. Hatley John H, artist.
Hause John H, cigars and tobacco.
Heinsheimer & Joseph, merchant tailors.
Henzler Louis, wagonmaker.
Herfel Charles, saloon.
Herron Patrick, groceries and liquors.
Herzog Anton, grocer. Hicks Calvin, picture frames.
Hill Joshua, barber.
Hobbs Orlando, boots and shoes.
Holland Horatio J, physician.
Holland Horatio , physician.
1 Holmes David W, hardware.
Holmes & Thias, grocers.
Holzbog George, blacksmith.
Horlander George F, saloon. Hornung Theodore, saloon.
Horr, Taggart & Co, grocers.
Howard Andrew J, Warden Indi- ana State Prison South. Howard George F, grocer and meat market.
Howard, Read & Stannard, lawyers.
Howard & Co, ship yard.
Howell Wm M, grocer.
Huffstetter & Co, grocers. Muffstutter Andrew J, Marble Works. 139 Spring. (See adv.)
Hughes George, grocer. Hutchinson J M Rev (Presbyterian).
Ingram John, tanner.
Ingram John L, lawyer.
Ingram John N, tanner. Indiana State Prison South, Thomas Shea Pres of Board, Andrew J Howard Warden.
A. L.Wright & Co.,
Carpets, Wall Paper and Upholstery,
47 & 49 S. Meridian St., Indianapolis-
COBB & BRANHAM,
INDIANAPOLIS, have the best qual- ity Pittsburgh Coal for-domostio uso.
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.zes Joseph; boot and shoe mnfr. .Kkman James Mrs, dressmaker.
.1.son Alonzo, confectioner and grocer. on Vincent D, dentist. kson Wm A, restaurant. obs Wmn S, coal. Tersonville Gas Co. orsonville News (daily), R Daily pub. Sersonville Plate Glass Co.
:orsonville Times (daily and weekly), Jelinson, Armstrong & Fitzpatrick pubs. wett P H & Son, lawyers. cson, Armstrong & Fitzpatrick, pubs Jeffersonville Times.
. Inson Benjamin A, hardware. enson Jonathan, druggist. Inson Simeon S, lawyer. Sine John W, carriagemaker.
Kattler Frederick, grocer.
Reach & Bro, commission merchants.
asalmin Jacob, baker and confectioner.
Kegler Daniel, saloon.
Kehoe Patrick, grocer.
Keigwin Ephraim, justice of the peace.
Kelly Charles H, insurance.
Kennady Dennis, grocer.
Kern Frank X, barber.
Kibsh Charles, shoemaker.
Kilgus Christian, baker.
Kilgus Mathias, saloon.
Klcespies Anton, hotel.
Kleespies George, second-hand goods.
Kleespies Louis, saloon. -
Klotz Charles, cigars and tobacco.
Kotterer Pius Rev (Catholic).
Kurz Richard, saloon.
Lancaster & Loomis, boots and shoes,
Lang Henry, saloon.
Laun Adam, tailor.
Lausman Casper, saloon.
Lawrence Win H, hardware.
Lee James, shoemaker.
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in
Boot Brand
104 BROADWAY, Bet. 4th and 5th. Jeffersonville, Ind.
A. J. HUFFSTUTTER'S
MARBLE WORKS.
MANUFACTURER OF MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES, ETC., OF AMER- ICAN AND ITALIAN MARBLE.
Spring St., Between Maple and New Market. Jeffersonville, Ind.
NATIONAL HOTEL JANE C. FINCH, Proprietor, Cor. Spring and Market Sts,, Jeffersonville, Ind. RATE, $1.00 PER DAY.
ANY BOOK YOU WANT
At Reduced Rates, at Sprague's, 391 W, Madison St., Chicago, lil,
A FORTADLE MOULAY SAW CZILL
driven protably by & Threshing In .... manufactured by CHARDLER & TAYLOR, C: Indianapolis, Ind. See past 3.
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Leeson Wm, wagonmaker. Lenahan Dennis, saloon. Lewis Julius, oil stone mnfr. Lewman G W & Bro, druggists. Liebel Levi, saloon. Lingenfelter & Son, grocers. Liston George E M, lawyer. Logan Richard D, grocer. Loomis John C, druggis !.
Louisville & Jeffersonville Ferry Co.
Luke Andrew M, postmaster.
Luse Oliver M, carpenter. McAuliffe Wm. II, grocer. McBride Harry H, dentist.
McCann Michael V, coal.
McClure David, physician.
McClure Sidney C, physician.
McCoy Wm N, physician.
McGavan Martha C Mrs, milliner.
McGuire James, saloon. McMahan John, groceries and provisions,
McMahan Patrick, grocer.
McNaughton Artemas F, tinner.
McNeill John D, tailor. Mains Maxwell G, jeweler.
Mathews N S, livery.
Mayfield J B Rev (Christian).
Meriwether Jamies IB, Lawyer, 50 Spring. Meyers Christ, meat market.
Miller Fernando II, dry goods.
Miller John, shoemaker.
Miller Paul, shoemaker. Miller Peter. shoemaker.
Miller Phillip C, baker.
Miller Wm Rev ( Baptist).
Montfort Wm B, barber. Morgan Sylvester P, hotel.
Morgan & Willacy, commission merchants. Morris & Cochran, tinners.
Murphy Dennis, dry goods.
Murray Thomas, clothing, boots and shoes. Myers & Bro, sash, doors and blinds.
Nagle Charles, ice dealer. Nagle Henry, confectioner.
Nahan Henry grocer. National Hotel, Mrs Jane C Finch Propr, s w cor Market and Spring. (See adv.) Nixon George E, wagonmaker. O'Connell Michael, general store. Oerther George, barber. Ogden B N, carpenter. Ogden Griffith, druggist. Ohio Falls Car Co, Joseph W Sprague Pres. Onion Alice Miss, milliner. Overholser Sarah E Mrs, dressmaker. Parks Floyd, druggist.
Patrick Mary Miss, general store.
Perin & Gaff Mnfg Co.
Perry Franklin P, photographer. Petrie Lawrence, bakery.
Pfaffanberger John G, jeweler. Pfau George, cil mnfr. Phester George C, barber. Piers Peter C, sewing machines.
Pinion Elizabeth Mrs, dressmaker.
Pinion Mattic Miss, hair goods. Prather & Co, boots and shoes. Preefer Herman, justice of the peace.
Quinlan Charles W, groceries. Quinn James, saloon. Rauth Wm C F, baker. Recktenwald Michael, stoves and tinware.
Reichert August G, grocer.
Reschar Louis, meat market. Reshar Christopher, meat market. Rider & Hyatt, coopers.
Ritter Adam, shoemaker.
Rivers Cyrus, barber. Roberts C A Rev ( Baptist).
Rognon James P, confectioner.
Roll Wm S, shoemaker.
Roos John J, undertaker.
Rosenthal Joseph, gents furnishing.
Rosenthal Robert M, merchant tailor.
Rossler Charles, books and stationery.
Roth Phillip, shoemaker.
Ruehl Frederick, shoemaker.
Ruehl John & Son, grocers. St Clair James, hotel.
Salyards Edward N, marble works.
Same Wm H, flour mill.
Sauer August, meat market.
Schimpff Charles A, grocer.
Schmidt Christopher, grocer.
Scholm Alexis Mrs, millinery.
Schuler Alfried O, dry goods.
Schulz & Berenshausen, merchant tailors.
Schwaninger Abraham, boots and shoes.
Schwaninger Jacob, shoemaker.
Seeman Christian, grocer.
Sheets Wm H, physician.
Sherman House, J E Cole Prop:, s w cor Wall and New Market.
Sittel Henry, saloon. Sittel John, saloon.
Smith Charles W, groceries.
Sparks T & N, dry goods.
Specht Phillip, saloon.
Spieth Adam, grocer,
Staley Eugene, tinner. Stauss Win, saloon.
Steller John, saloon. Strabler David, meat market.
Sturz Conrad, ale and lager beer. Swartz Allen A, dry goods. Sweeney M A & Bro, foundry.
C. BRADFORD,
Solicitor of Patents, Indianapolis Ind. Especial attention pant to compheated and difficult cases, Bo sauce, Iatro :. cices, etc. References given if desired. Call or write ar information.
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HUBBARD & CO.
Miscellaneous and Biank Books and Office Stationery, Indianapolis.
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. Taylor Wm, fish. Tevis J S Rev, (Methodist). Thompson Ely M. grocer. Thompson James W, agt American Ex Co. Thompson Madison R, produce dealer. Thompson Wm C, groceries and liquors. Townsend Elam B, grocer. Tracy Patrick, grocer. Twomey Walter L, jeweler. Underwood Joseph L, grocer and meat market.
V'igt Frank, groceries. Voit Henry, cigars and tobaccos. Wacker Christian, meat market. Wacker John, meat market.
Wahl John H, saloon. Warder L F, mayor. Weber John, grocer. Weber Johan W, Cigar Mnfr, 104 Broadway. (See ad'v.) White A N Rev ( Baptist). White Nathaniel H, books and stationery. Whitesides Wm S, grocer.
Whitson & Tevis, proprs Daily Evening Journal.
Willacy George, crockery and glassware. Willeman Joseph C, grocer. Williams Annie E Mrs, restaurant. Williamson James S Mrs, real estate. Winesburg John P, grocer.
Wolff Isaac, clothing. Woodward Albert M, barber.
Worthington Wm I, carpenter.
Yackel Charles, wagon.
Yester Henry, meat market.
Young James, grocer,
Young James, sewing machines.
Young Mary J Mrs, dressmaker. Zinck George C, undertaker and furniture. Zuerner Joseph, druggist.
JEROME. Union township, How- ard county, is a place of some 300 inhab- itants, located 12 miles southeast of Ko- komo, the county seat, and nearest railroad approach. Wild Cat creek furnishes power to operate a flour mill. The place has Methodist and Christian churches and district school. Daily mail. Stage route to Kokomo. W. F. Templin, postmaster. Addington M M, hotel. Ball W M, blacksmith. Gilliland Vinson, harness. Kemp D J, furniture. Lancaster E S, carpenter. Life & Fleming, four mill. Murey ST, physician. Smith J T, physician. Stanley James, carpenter.
'i'ciplin W F, General Store. Turner B, drugs. Wilson J, shoemaker. Worley J G & Bro, saw mill and harness.
JERSEY. Known formerly as Poplar Grove, is situated in Marion county, on the C. I. St. L. & C. R. R., 7 miles southe ... t of Indianapolis. Mail daily. J. U. Adair, postmaster.
JESSUP'S STATION. Fintst. tled in 1864, is a village of 200 population, located in Florida township, Parke county, on Log. Div. T. H. & J. Ry., 7 miles south of Rockville, the county seat, and is rifles northeast of Terre Haute. It ha. 2 churches and 2 district schools. Corn, wheat and lumber are exported. Express, American. Mail daily. John F. Holman, postmaster. Barneg 'I' A, Live Stock.
Catlin & Puett, gram dealers. Clark ID KE, Draggist. Elson Milton, harnessmaker. Hawkins E A, general store.
Hawkins W P, wagonmaker. McCann Isaac, shoemaker.
Milton Mitchell, saw mill.
Nance A S, blacksmith.
Roberts S L, physician.
JEWELL. A rural postoffice and flag station on the P. C. & St. L. R. R., in Clay township, Howard county, 31/2 miles northwest of Kokomo, the county seat, and same distance southeast of Galveston, either of which are its shipping depots. Mail daily. E. P. Myers, Postmaster, Physician and Justice of the Icace.
JOHNSON. The location of 2 fam- ilies on the G. R. & I. R. R., in Washing- ton township, Randolph county, II miles south of Winchester, the county seat. In the vicinity there are 2 churches and a dis- trict school. Mail daily. J. O. Lane, Postmaster and Railroad Agent.
JOHNSON'S CROSSING. A rural postoffice for the convenience of a farming community in Madison county, with no village population, is a station on the A. L. & St. L. Ry, 6 miles west of Anderson, the county seat. Daily mail. John J Johnson, postmaster. Doll & Howard, saw mill.
Johnson John J, postmaster and farmer.
TIN ROOFING & -ALL KINDS. J. W. ATKINSON. 310-321 Sa, CHN. Contracts completed throughout the con .!!! y.
Mome Life Ins. Co. All Policies non - forfeiting under the loss of New York. after Jan. J. InAD. Will costAseno E double their business. E. H. KELLOGG, Sup't. Chicago, In
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JOHNSONVILLE. A station on the I. D). & S. Ry, in Wayne township, Marion county, 5 miles northwest of Indi- anapolis. No postofuce.
JOHNSONVILLE. Known also as Sumner Station, is located at crossing of W. St. L. & P. and C. & L. I. R. Rs, in Steuben township, Warren county, 12 miles southwest of Williamsport, the county seat. Grain and railroad ties are shipped. Pop- ulation 65. Mail received daily. George W. Johnson, postmaster.
Fagner Wm, grain dealer.
Hardy Leonard G Rev, clergyman.
Johnson George General Store.
Prickett James, physician.
Riggle G W, physician. Riggle Oliver, drugs. Small Jonathan. blacksmith.
JOHNSTOWN. On the T. H. & S. E. R. R. and Eel river, in Jefferson town- ship, Greene county, 12 miles north of Bloomfield, the county seat. The river furnishes power to operate a flour and saw mill. Population 50. Express, Adams. Mail daily. Isaac W. Pugh, postmaster. Goncer Philip, saw mill.
Forbes Enoch: N, Grocer and Drug- gist.
German Wm, blacksmith.
Hubble & Foller, flour mill. Lee O B, agent T H & S E R R.
McUmber John, spoke mnfr.
McVillifer Dr, physician.
Montgomery John, saloon.
Flight Isane WW, Carpenter.
Pugh Wm, coal mine.
White Benjamin, live stock.
JOLLIETTFILLE. Is located in Washington township, Hamilton county, 12 miles west of Noblesville, the county seat. Zionsville, 6 miles south, on the C. I. St. L. & C. R. R., is its shipping point. The village contains 300 inhabitants, two churches and a district school. Mail tri- weekly.
Bowers Lewis, General Store. Drake A L, blacksmith. Dry J F, furniture. Garnett Albert, drugs. Laton A J, shoemaker.
Morris D B, blacksmith. Ole ilirani, Drugs. Stephenson Joseph, live stock.
JONESBORO. Was first settle
1833, incorporated as a village in isi and now contains 1000 inhabitants, in 1 cated on the Mississinewa river, and C. W & M. and P. C. & St. L. Rys, in Mill tov: ship, Grant county, 6 miles south of M rion, the county sect, and 60 northeast Indianapolis. Jonesboro is a bosy Tid place, containing four churches-two Mesh- odist, one Presbyterian and one Friends --- a good graded school, two hotels, a wee !! newspaper, two saw mills, a stave factory and two flour mills, one of which is oper- ated by water power derived from the river. Grain, Jumpber, staves and live stock ar: shipped. Express, United States. daily. S. R. Spence, postmaster.
Achor Joseph, wagonmaker.
Bacon Charles Rev (Methodist).
Banta Daniel A, lawyer.
Brumley George W, barber.
Brushwiler John W, shoemake ..
Burk Benjamin F, druggist.
Clark Fred J, photograper.
Clelland Frank C, Propr Des .. House, now cor fligh and Main.
Crabb Asbury, Real Estate and In. surance Agent.
Crawford James, general store.
Dilla Daniel, agent P C & St L Ry.
Duling Asa cabinetmaker.
Eleman Lewis, barber.
Ellis Elwood O Mrs, milliner.
Fike & Cline, saw mill.
Fowler J W, livery.
Gibson George, lawyer.
Harvey Amos P, jeweler.
Hill Joseph W & Son, meat market.
Horne Samuel S, physician.
Howe Thomas E, flour mill.
Ice Benjamin J, general store.
Jackson John A, general store.
Jennings John Q, hardware and drugs.
Jones Charles R, physician.
Jonesboro Eagle (weekly), W H & H Oliver proprs.
Kennedy Lafayette, saw mill.
Knox James, saloon. Larkin Moses F, flour mill.
Lottridge Francis NI, Blacksmith, e s Water n High.
Lucas T A, physician.
Mckinney George W, physician.
Meek John A, physician. Moore Samuel, lawyer.
Moore & Cox, livery stable.
Norton A J, grocer. Norton A J & Son, grain dealers.
BINGHAM, WAIK & MATHEW, ) The Leading House
INDIANAPOLIS, IND. )
in the State.
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WM. M. BELL
Reut Estate Agent and Notary
Public, No. 307 Capor Third
Street, Evansville, Ind.
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Norton George C, Justice of the Peace, n w cor fligh and Main. Oliver Edward, restaurant.
Oliver WY H & M, Proprs Jonesboro Eagle, s s High w of Water. Parkhurst Walter S, agt C W & M Ry. fierce Bros, hotel and groceries.
Pagh Thomas, general store.
Rook Jackson, stave mnfr.
Ruley Burtney W, grocer. Ruley William H, dry goods. Small N, physician.
Spence Samuel R, books.
Stewart Hudson, Merchant Tailor and Dealer in Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps and Notions, and Ready-Made Clothing, s w cor High and Water.
Weddington Samuel C, physician.
White Charles Rev (Presbyterian).
Whitlock Benjamin F, wagonmaker.
Whitson Ann E & Co, milliners.
Whitson Eli M, physician.
Whitson James L, saddles and harness. Whitson Martin V, stoves and tinware. Wigger Harmon, saddles and harness. Willman Henry K, boots and shoes. Wilson & Douglass, farniture. Wright Joel B, farmer. Zeek George A, wagonmaker. Zeek John A, blacksmith,
JONESBORO. Greene county.
(See Hobbieville.)
JONESTOWN. Vermillion county. (See Mt. Bernice.)
JONESVILLE. Fifty-two miles south of Indianapolis, on the J. M. & I. R. R., in Wayne township, Bartholomew coun- ty, II miles south of Columbus, the county seat. It has a population of 350, graded school; Christian and Lutheran churches, and exports corn and wheat. American Express. Mail daily. M. F. Moessner, postmaster.
Andres & Sasse, wagonmakers. Ecklemann II F, shoemaker. Eirich R Rev (Lutheran). Hamer F W, physician.
Hammons ] M, grocer. Hill Wm H, steam thresher.
Mennett O H, druggist and physician. Noblitt James F, undertaker and justice. Perry J L, railroad agt and justice. Poffenberger H, blacksmith. Salfridge W R, physician. Sanders J H, wagonmaker.
Sharp Daniel, broom maker and constable. Smith & KEinder, flour mill.
Woessner MA M, General Store. Woessner & Phillips, grain dealers.
JOPPA. Established as a postoffice in ISSo, is located in Hendricks county, 12 miles from Danville, the county seat. Mooresville, on the I. & V. Ry., distant 4 miles, is the place of shipment. Mail tri-weekly. J. M. Cook, postmaster. Brown Albert, general store.
Cook & Fansler, flour-and saw mill.
Gibbons David, wagonmaker. Gibbons Lewis, blacksmith.
JORDAN. Known formerly as Salem, a place of 100 population, and is located in Madison township, Jay county, 12 aviles southeast of Portland and g north of Union City, the most available shipping poir :. Hlas Baptist church, district school and daily stage communication with Union City. Mail received tri-weekly. L. L. Matchett, postmaster.
Collett & Co, saw mill.
Davis & Baker, blacksmiths.
Head John, shoemaker.
Matchietf & Ero, General Store. Pinney G W, agricultural implements. Walters C.E, lawyer.
Whitesell Thomas, harnessmaker and jus- tice.
JORDAN VILLAGE. A rural postoffice in Owen county, 12 miles north- west of Spencer, the county seat and near- est railroad approach. Stage communica- tion tri-weekly with Bowling Green. Mail tri-weekly. Wm. A. Plummer, postmaster, Bridges A P W, physician.
Medaris S D, physician.
Plummer Win A, General Store.
JORDANVILLE. Knox county, is a country postoffice, 5 miles southeast of Vincennes, the county seat and nearest railroad station. The village has three churches -- Presbyterian, Methodist and Pap- tist -- district school and 3 saw mills. Daily stage communication with Jordanville, Vincennes, Lovely Dale and Petersburg. Mail daily. J. T. Jordan, postmaster. Boardinghouse II, saw mill. Gillmore E C, saw mill.
Harrison L L, physician.
Hogue M, cattle dealer. Johnson M, cattle dealer. Jordan A, saw mill.
Gas Betonts and Fire Brale CAS. D. COLSON, 108 & NO MENER
etc., furnished where required. Regisce Adv., page 1.
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A PORTABLE MOULAY SAWY CTILL, 1%
driven prantably by & Thishin: manufactured by CHANDLER & TATLI og Indianapolis, Ind. See papr 5.
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Jordan J T, Postmaster and Farmer. Keeling John, blacksmith. Reel E J, cattle dealer. Reel F, saw mill. Welton W W, wagonmaker. Williams J T, physician. Yewing Wm, cattle dealer.
JOYVILLE. A rural postoffice in Bartholomew county, established in 18So, and located 7 miles from Columbus, the county seat, and 4 from Taylorsville, on the J. M. & I. R. R. Mail is received semi-weekly. O. P. Sprong, postmaster and grocer.
JUDSON. On the Logansport Divi- sion T. H. & I. Ry., in Washington town- ship, Parke county, 7 miles northeast of Rockville, the county seat, contains 200 inhabitants, district school, Methodist and Presbyterian churches. Express, American. Mail daily. E. Barnes, postmaster.
Barnes E, Flour Mill.
Barnes & Buchanan. general store. Beaty J C, blacksmith.
Buchanan G A, Agent Am Ex Co and Grain.
Eusey Newton, grocer.
Keif J, blacksmith.
Mann T C, carpenter. Malone S S, shoemaker.
Milligan Joseph & Co, general store. Overman C W, carpenter.
St Claire E, drugs. Saunders Joseph, physician. Snider W, flour mill. Stanton M, hotel.
Vance W F, agt C I St L & CR R.
JULIAN. A small place in Newton county, distant 14 miles from Kentland court house, and 9 from Goodland, on the P. C. & St. L. R. R., its shipping point. Two religious denominations convene in the graded school buildings. Mail received semi-weekly. John Dunlap, postmaster. Caldwell S N, physician.
Dunlap Joli, General Store and Justice. Rutherford J K Rev (Methodist). Sinott W S, constable.
JULIETTA. Asmall post village II miles east of Indianapolis, in Marion county, on the C. H. & I. Ry, containing about 35 persons. The village has two churches-Methodist and Lutheran. Daily mail. Erhard Weber, postmaster.
Harter Henry, shoemaker. Jacobs Martin, blacksmith. Kunz J G Rev (Lutheran). Schmoll R L Rev (Methodist). Weber Erhard, General Store.
JUNCTION. Putnam county. Limedale.)
KASSON. With no village go ment, is a rural postoffice in German : ship, Vanderlangh county, 5 miles he west of Evansville, the county sent : shipping point. Mail tri-weekly. John Fares, postmaster.
KECK'S CHURCH. Called a' Kecksville, with a population of 50, located in McCameron township, Man. county, 14 miles northwest of Shoals, " county seat. Loogootec, on the O. i !! Ry, Jo miles south, is the depot. Ma: weekly until July I, semi-weekly thereafter. T. J. Gore, postmaster. Banks J, blacksmith.
Gore & Con, General Store. McNabb O H, physician.
Marshall J B, carpenter. Marshall J G, carpenter.
KECKSVILLE. Martin county, (See Keck's Church. )
KELLERS. Wabash county. (Ser Rich Valley.)
KELLERSVILLE. A small place in Harrison township, Dubois county, 12 miles northeast of Jasper, the county seat, and nearest railroad depot. Population 40 Mail daily. Conrad Brown, postmaster. Brown Conrad, Shoemaker.
Edmuston W T, lawyer.
Ellis C W, flour mill and general store. Keller John, general store.
Klee Frank, blacksmith. Schiller John, saloon.
Timmerling J, dry goods.
KELSEYVILLE. Aboite town- ship, Allen county, claims a population of 150, and is located 10 miles west of Ft. Wayne, and 41% south of Arcola Station, on the P. F. W. & C. R. R. Has three religious organizations-Christian, Methodist, and Baptist-and district school. Flour, lum- ber and grain are exported. Mail tri- weekly. A. W. Pierce, postmaster. Aker Daniel W, blacksmith.
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