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Stearns & Bower, meat market. Utter Moses, restaurant. Willetts A, general store.
LAKETON. Oa Eel river, in W ash county, 12 miles north of Wah .. h. county seat, is a village of 500 inhabitant located on the Eel River branch of the Vi St. L. & P. Ry. The river furnishes p to drive a flovring mill. Laketon has ly churches-United Brethren and Christi: -- and graded school. Express, Union P .. cific. Mail daily. A. C. Huggins, 15: master. Bender P, drugs.
Coe W I, R R & Ex agt.
Fites V W, carpenter.
Gerlach C, tanner.
Grisso Adam, shoemaker.
Hall J W, carpenter.
Helvey C, wagonmaker.
Huggins A. C, Groceries and Notion ..
Keagle Lewis, painter and justice.
Mohler J E, drugs.
Mooney H C, physician.
Ogden Henry, undertaker.
Oswalt A, meat market. Rager & Hager, blacksmiths.
Rudy M, carpenter.
Sholtey M P, general store.
Strouse & Weber, Flour Mill.
Tally R, hoop poles.
Thompson R, general store.
Warren W B, saloon.
Wells W Y, physician.
Zeller M, shoemaker.
LAKE VALLEY. With a popu- lation of 25, is located in Morgan county, 17 miles north of Martinsville, the county seat, and 8 miles south of Clayton, a station on the St. L. V. T. H. and I. R. R., has a Methodist society and district school. Mail semi-weekly. Wm. H. Johnson, postmas- ter.
Arnot John M, shoemaker.
Bridges A F Rev (Methodist).
Brown E A, teacher. Crews Thomas, sorghum mnfr.
Gibbons Lewis, blacksmith.
Hollingsworth Joseph, saw mill. Hubbard Abigail, milliner.
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Johnson D S, hog.dealer.
Johnson WVillian. HM, General Store.
Jordan Sue, dressmaker.
Fritt E J, live stock.
LAKE VILLAGE. Located in the northern part of Newton county, is a place of 75 inhabitants, 30 miles north of Kentland, the county seat, and 13 east of Momence, Ill., a station on the C. & E. I. K. R., has two churches-Methodist and Baptist --- a district school, and is in daily communication by mail stage with Mo- mence, Ill .- fare 75c. John R. Linton, postmaster.
Conger R P, cattle dealer.
De Wolf James A, general store.
Dunham W N, physician.
Gregory Allen, cattle dealer.
Iless Jacob B, general store and constable. Jones John L, general store.
Kerney Wm, blacksmith.
Linton John IE, Postmaster.
Ostrander S HI, justice of the peace. Peterson N, blacksmith.
Scott C B, justice of the peace.
Stoner John, hotel.
Wells J H, constable.
LAKEVILLE. Union township, St. Joseph county, is a place of some 150 inhabitants, located 10 miles south of South Bend, the county seat, and usual place of shipment. The village has two churches- Methodist and Christian --- daily stage route to South Bend-fare 5oc -- and Plymouth --- fare 75c. Mail daily. C. J. Swezey, post- master.
Bachtall David, blacksmith.
Brewer John, meat market.
Clark W S, grocer.
Clenny & Eldred, flour mill.
Glassour Charles, saloon,
Hildebrand & Co, saw mill.
Knepp & Houser, Saw Mill.
Kron Jacob, shoemaker.
Moore C W, justice of the peace. Moore D L, physician. Moore John, physician. Moore Robert, physician.
Perry E, wagonmaker. Robertson W II, undertaker and justice. Sawyer F M, physician. Shideler A W, saw mill. Shirk Rudy, hotel. Swezey Cy, General Store. Thayer Elisha, shoemaker. VanLiew A O, hardware and drugs.
Werntz Hiram, black mith. Werntz Isaac, black mith.
LAMONG. Washington township, Hamilton county, with a population of 20, is situated 12 miles northwest of Nobles- ville, the county seat and nearet rail ap- proach. Mail tri-weekly. J. B. Fesm.ire, postmaster.
LANCASTER, Huntington county. (See River.)
LANCASTER. Jay county. (Se Salamonia.)
LANCASTER. In township of same name, county of Jefferson, with a pop- ulation of 200, contams graded school, Baptist and Presbyterian churches. It is located on Big creek, 10 miles northwest of Madison, the county seat, and 4 south of Dupont, its place of shipment, on the J. M. & I. R. R. Live stock and grain are ship- ped. . Mail daily. Win Brazelton, post- master.
Bailey C B, carpenter.
Brazelton Wm, General Store.
Craven J G Rev (Baptist).
Kay Thomas, general store. Landon F M, flour and saw mill.
Lapp Jacob, hay rake mnfr.
McConnell J B, live stock.
McCoy G T, physician.
Ilector Joham, Live Stock.
Rector T HI, carpenter.
Thompson G W Rey (Baptist).
LANCASTER. Orange county, (See Leipsic.)
LANCASTER. Owen county. (Sec. Patricksburg.)
LANDERSDALE. Is a rural post- office, in Morgan county, 18 miles northeast of Martinsville, the coanty seat, and 12 miles southwest of Indianapolis. Moores- ville, on the I. & V. Ry, is the most avail- able shipping point. In the immediate vicinity can be found a district school, Methodist and Christian churches. Mail daily. Z. Stephenson, postmaster.
Bell EH, General Store.
McClusky Alexander, blacksmith.
Perry E D. saw mill.
LANESVILLE. This village of 325 inhabitants is located in Franklin town.
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ments. Mail daily. John L. Wolford, postmaster. Armstrong J, gunsmith.
Day Peter A, painter.
Day Stephen, carpenter. Eisert A M, cooper.
Elbas Theodore, carpenter.
Endries J, dry goods. .
Fansler George W Rev (Methodist).
Fouts Menny C, Physician. Grantz Henry, shoer.aker.
Granty Matthew, general store and tailor. Gresham B Q N, live stock.
Harner Jacob S, physician.
Kiesler George, wagonmaker. Lamell D F, carriagemaker.
Lutz John, grocer.
Lynn Iverson, blacksmith.
Messen Chartes, Saloon.
Meyer Christian, druggist.
Meyer Win & Co, stave and heading mnfrs. Munschina A Rev (Catholic).
Rupp Henry, undertaker.
Schafer George G, blacksmith.
Walter Joseph A, tinner.
Walter Lewis, cabinetmaker. Wolford John L., General Store.
Yeager & Schelter, blacksmiths.
Yost Mathias, cooper.
Yost Michael, shoemaker.
Zable & Hussong, flour mill.
LANGDON'S STATION. An unimportant station and postoffice on the J. M. & I. R. R. in Jackson county, 12 miles southeast of Brownstown, the county seat. Daily mail. A. L. Cox, postmaster. Bard Thomas, physician. Bobb Henry, fruit grower.
Cox A. L., Postmaster and R R Agt. Jordan R M & Bro, general store.
LA OTTO. More generally known as Grand Rapids Crossing, is located in Swan township, Noble county, at crossing of G. R. & I. and (Eel River Div.) W. St. L. & P. R. Rs, 14 miles southeast of Albion, the county seat, population, 20G. The village contains two churches-Methodist and Lutheran-and district school. Mail daily. H. I .. Holbrook, postmaster. Bowker J J, physician. Cory R E, grocer and physician. Thiatt Henry, wagonmaker,
Holbrook M L & Bro, Generd Store.
Kennedy R Rev (Methodis!). Kinzie IL C, railroad agent.
Miller John, saw and planing mill.
Miller Joseph, hotel.
Preston AAhna L, wagonmaker.
Ritchie J T, hotel and meat market.
Sowers George, general store.
Snyder Peter, blacksmith.
Young J A, grocer and undertaker.
LA PAZ. A village of 80 persons, situated in Marshall county, 8 miles nerth of Plymouth, the county seat, on line of B. & O. R. R. Tri-weekly stage connection with Plymouth; fare afc, South Bend fore $1,00. Express, B. & O. Tri-weekly mail. Morgan Johnson, postmaster.
Corney Augustus, undertaker.
Deniston J M, physician and drugsist
Jolincon Morgan, Postmaster an .! Notary. .
Founsom R &: fire, General Store, Moore Allen, physician and drugsist. Peacock W C, hotel. Shafer A, drugs and groceries. Thompson Benjamin, saloon.
Warner Francis, blacksmith.
LAPORTE, Is a beautiful city of 10,000 inhabitants, noted for its manufac -. tories and business activity. It is the seat of justice for LaPorte county, and situated in a wealthy and prosperous agricultural region, has good streets, excellent water works-costing $125, 000-and is lighted by gas. It is intersected by the I. P. & C. and L. S. & M. S. Rys, is 148 miles north- west of Indianapolis, 59 southeast of Chi- cago, and 12 southeast of Michigan City. LaPorte has been an active manufacturing place for several years, and claims the fol- lowing : Three flour mills, chair factory, woolen mill, furniture manufactory, two founders, machinists and engine builders, a wheel factory, turbine water wheel builder, refrigerator manufactory, brewery, and num- erous other industries of less importance. In its educational advantages LaPorte is fully up to the standard, and in addition to the public schools has an excellent business college, successfully conducted by John B. Holmes, also has a private library con- taining 1000 volumes. In a religions way the city is well supplied, having fifteen churches -- one Presbyterian, two Methodist, two Baptist, one Episcopal, one Christian; one Unitarian, two Catholic, two German
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ship, Harrison county, 9 miles east of Corydon court house and io west of New Albany. Hlas two churches -- - Catholic and Methodist --- and two schools -- Catholic and
district. Wheat and lumber are the ship-
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! vangelical, two Lutheran and one Sweden- orgian. The press is represented as follows : Weekly Argus (Democratic), Herald- Chronicle : Republican), and La Porte Journal (Demo- atic). There are six banks -- one national, ne savings and four private -- and a good . pera house. Among the several hotels here the Teegarden House stands at the ₼cad. Daily stage communication with Door Village, Hatch's Mills and Heston, semi-weekly with Three Oaks, Mich. The United States Express and Western Union i clegraph Companies are represented here. Charles G. Powell, postmaster.
Adams Thomas L, sewing machines.
Albright John & Son, carpenters.
Alforte George M, portrait painter.
Allis Joseph, broom manf. Andrew A P jr & Son, bankers.
Andrew George L, physician.
Angell Charles T, carpenter.
Arnold Garrett, dining hall.
Arnold George W, ticket agt L S & M S and I. P & C Rys.
Ash James P Rev (Baptist).
Austin & Hood, dry goods.
Lackhaus A & Co, doors, sash and blind infrs. Backhaus Charles, grocer.
Lackhaus, Maurer & Co, furniture.
Bader Gallus Mrs, restaurant. Badger George I & Bro, sewing machines. Bagley Asher F, blacksmith.
Baker & Merritt, livery.
Ball Willard N, undertaker.
Banks Bros, barbers.
Barnes Cass G, physician.
Barnes Julius, dry goods.
Barrett Mary Miss, dressmaker.
Batzschlaff Albert, blacksmith.
Beck John O, refrigerators. Becker Conrad, insurance. Bishop James H, chair mnfr. Bliss & Selby, lawyers. Blum Frank J, furniture.
Podge Margaret V Mrs, hair dressing.
Bosserman Oliver E, grocer.
Bower Robert, saloon. Bowers James II, physician and dentist.
Boyd Cincinnatus, photographer. Boyd Frank A, druggist. Boxer Longford Rev (Episcopal).
Bradley James, city attorney. Bradley & Bradley, lawyers. Brooks Edgar B, water wheel mnfr.
Brooks James N, mill furnishing goods. Brown Adelbert L, lawyer. Bryant John W, photographer. Bueltzingsloewen Leopold, bakery.
Buggie & Dakin, druggists.
Burge John C, harness.
Burns Mary Mrs, laundry.
Busch Jacob, hotel.
Butterworth Benjamin T, boots and shoes. Byberg Benjamin, cooper.
Chamberlain Nelson A. Rev (Methodist).
Childs William C, hotel.
Churchill George II, agt U S Ex Co.
Clear Lake Woolen Mills, King & Fields proprs. Cochrane Erasmus M, barber.
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Cogley Thomas S, lawyer.
Cole Frank B, jeweler.
Cole & Truesdell, lawyers.
Collins S IN, Proprietor of the Opium Antidote Cure, Collins' Park, North of the City, North Bank Clear Lake.
Cooke & Keenan, dressmakers. Crandall Richard O, physician.
Crane L & Co, hardware.
Crawford William & Son, crockery.
Crawley James A, lawyer.
Crooker J H Rev (Unitarian).
Dakin George M, physician.
Dalton Kessler, saloon.
Darling Nelson S, physician. Davidson Bros, dry goods.
Davis Edwin M, restaurant.
Decker De Witt C, glass and queensware.
Defenbach David D, grocer.
Dick & Klaiber, brewers.
Dicks James T, physician.
Dobberstine & Witt, grocers.
Dodge U $, Proprietor Teegarden House, E Main. . . Sze a.v.)
Dodgson Samuel, dye works.
Dorland .George C, city clerk.
Dorland & Wilson, lawyers.
Dowling Christopher G, merchant tailor.
Draves Helmouth, saloon.
Drebing G & F, restaurant.
Drew Wm, wagonmaker.
Drollinger J A Mrs, medicine mnfr.
Dunn & Wilson, agricultural implements.
Eagle Carriage and Wagon Shops.
Eifert Adam W, saloon.
Eliel Ludolph, saloon,
Eliel Julius C, druggist.
Earley John, flour mill. Everhart William J, grocer.
Faller John, jeweler.
Faller J Carrie Miss, milliner.
Farrand & Thomas, Lawyers, Michigan ave. Fellheimer & Kelling, boots and shoes.
First National Bank, capital $100,000, Ezekiel Morrison pres, Robert S Morri- son cash.
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Fowler Helen Miss, dressmaker.
Frick Joseph W, carpet weaver.
Gaby Mary Mis, dressmaker.
Gakle Ferdinand, shoemaker.
Gates Joseph, grocer.
Gilman John T, boarding.
Goldsmith Richard, livery.
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Goodman Henry, propr LaPorte Journal.
Grebner & Hersch, meat market.
Gregory Henry L Rev (Baptist).
Grilwank Charles, saddles and harness.
Grissell & Allen, dressmakers,
Hagenbuck Joseph, hats and caps.
Haines Jacob R, plumber. Hall E C & Bro, grocers.
Hall, Weaver & Co, bankers.
Hamburger & Menoek, Whole .. sale Liquor Dealers, 24, 26, 25 and 30 Michigan ave.
Hamilton Elbridge G, capitalist.
Heinze Julian, music teacher.
Heun Louis, cigar manufacturer.
Hewitt James W, grocer.
Higgins & Wilson, lawyers.
Hilt John & Co, ice dealers.
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Lundahl G Rev (Lutheran). Lundquist Charles J, blacksmith.
McClure A S, carpenter.
McClure Frank T, carpenter. McClure George W, carpenter.
Mckeever & Gerbrich, livery.
McNett James G, upholsterer. Mass Mathias, marble works.
Mann Wm F, harness.
Meeker Lysander, physician.
Mehl John J, saloon. Meissner Fred & Co, furniture. Meller George M, lawyer.
Merrill & Crane, agrienlioval implements.
Meyer John Il Win, physician.
Michael Charles H & Co, druggists.
Miles Jane Mrs, hotel.
Miller C F & Sen, general store.
Miller O P Rev (Christian).
Miller Thomas J, barber. Miller Win W, lawyer.
Miller & Dassow, grocers.
Minich John, grocer. Mix Samuel R, puraps.
Moore Robert, plumber. Moore & Peck. lumber. Moulton & Nickerson, wagonmakers.
Myers Benjamin W, livery.
Nagel Andrew, hardware. Nichols Haitiet M, dressmaker.
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Koch & Sorgan, saloon.
Kornblith Nathan, dothing. Kreider Mathias, clothing. Kutz William, Saloon.
Lamt. Orin C, wagonmaker. 73 10 LaPorte Ga, Light and Coke Cl. LaPorte Journal (weekly).
LaPorte Printing Co, propres 1Ve ile Chronicle.
LaPorte Savings Bank, John Se: pores, J H Vinning cash.
LaPorte Short-handalie College, Jolin B Holmes pargere, o 8 E Maiu.
LaPorte Weekly Argus.
Launer Joseph, music store.
Lay Sebastian, baker. Leusch Fred, saloon.
Linard Julius P, lawyer, Lindgren Charles, grocer. Loetz Charles & Bro, grocer.
Lonn John, hides, pelts, etc.
Lord Augustus, barber.
Lord Hannah S Mrs, hair guo.'s.
Lord, Ivory & Co, undertakers.
Love Isaac A, lawyer.
Low Leopold, clothing.
Lower James R, hardware.
Ludwig Charles H, physician.
Hoffman John Rev (German Evangelical). Holloway Henry, dentist.
Holman & Bockoven, druggists.
Holmes John I, Proprietor Short Hand Business College, Nos 6 and S East Main. (Se od :. )
Hughston James A, freight agt I P & C Ry. Hunt Alexander, city assessor.
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Huntsman, Tay & Co, props Opera House. Ireland Alexander P, books ond stationery. Ittich John, saloon.
Jaeger Anthony, milliner. Johnson John, shoemaker. Johnston Metivier, broom mnfr.
Jonas August, shoemaker. Keen Lorenzo S, physician.
Keen & Fowler, grocers.
Keil John C, grocer. Kellermann William, dry goods.
Kelley John, restaurant. Kendall John F Rev ( Presbyterian). Kerr & Travis, grocers.
Kierstead John H, freight agent LS & MS Ry. King Pulaski, dry goods. King & Fildes, woolen mills. Klassen John G, hotel. Klocksiem John T, grocer, Knuth C & Co, grocers.
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Flecl: Carl Rey (German Evangelical). Fletcher Peter E, carriagemaker.
Fosdick John S, dentist. Fosdick Samuel J, gunsmith. Foster Thomas J, grocer.
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Nickerson Elihu, general store.
Niethhammer JF Rey ( Lutheran).
Niles & Scott, wheel mnfrs. Noble Wm, manager W U Tel.
Stevenson A A, physician. Stewart John Djr, stoves and tinware.
Stonehill J &: Son, dry goods.
Straley Henry, meat market.
Supinger James, carpenter.
Osborn Andrew L jr, lawyer.
Osborn Frank E, lawyer.
Osborn, Calkins & Wile, lawyers.
Parks Amanda, milliner.
Passehl Charles, grocer.
Paul & Travis, lawyers.
Peo Charles, saloon, Peterson & Lonn, merchant tailors.
Peting William F, saloon.
Phelps Jthman D, justice of the peace.
Pitner William C, wagon mnfr.
Powell Charles G, postmaster.
Pressly Lizzie Miss, books.
Pusch William, grocer.
Putnam Lewis B, boarding. Quinn James, saloon.
Rathbun & Bro, livery. Rebholz John & Son, tailors.
Reese Reese J, wagonmaker.
Reighard John D, general store.
Rice Adam S, harness.
Richards Henry, saloon.
Richter Frederick, grocer.
Richter & Kuss, dry goods.
Rickert John F, boots and shoes.
Ridgway Asa J, grocer.
Weber Nicholas, flour mill.
Rimpler William, justice of the peace. Rogers E A, physician.
Rose Landon C, physician.
Ross Justin P, wagonmaker.
Weir Morgan II, city mayor.
Weir & Biddle, lawyers.
West Frederick, druggist.
Westenfelder Caroline Mrs, saloon.
Salisbury Alfred B, flour and feed.
Scammon Cyrus Rev (Swedenborgian).
Schmidt George, tailor.
Schnewind S & Son, boots and shoes.
Whitehead Isaac N, agricultural implts.
Whiting Samuel C, physician.
Wiesenthal Moses, dyer and scourer.
Wile Jacob, banker.
Wile & Kramer, wh grocers.
Shacklock Joseph, watchmaker.
Wilhelm Fred, saloon.
Shafering & Weiler, meat market.
Shaffer Charles J, bill poster.
Williams & Crumpacker, lawyers.
Wilson W & Co, lumber and coal. Wise Gustave A, boots and shoes.
Wolf Peter, baker. Woodworth Ella A C Mrs, dressmaker.
Young Bros, dry goods. Young Oscar R, blacksmith. Zahrt Christian, saloon. Zahrt Henry, saloon.
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Vail Edward & Sen, jewelers.
Vannest & Co, hardware.
Vogelman Michael, saloon.
Vogt Henry, saloon.
Vogt Joseph, saloon.
Volhem H Joseph, hotel. Wade Peter, cigar mufr.
Wadsworth & Kessler, proprs Lapone Weekly Argus.
Walther Christoph F, wagonmaker.
Walton Wm M, cigars and tobacco, Wandel Fros, Founders and Machin- ists, cor Lake and Front. (See ade.)
Webber L D & Co, hardware.
Weinreich Charles Rev (German Metho- dist). Weir Henry B, furniture.
Western Union Tel Co, Wm Noble man- ager. Whitaker A E & Bro, dry goods.
Schroeder William F, cabinet maker.
Schuette Bros, furniture.
Scott William M, photographer.
Seymour George S, lawyer.
Wilhelm John C, saloon.
Shaffer & Barney, livery.
Shanley Peter, boots and shoes.
Sheldon Charles C, livery. Simon Charles, grocer. Snyder David B, sewing machines.
Stabl Andrew J. insurance. Stedman John J, dentist. Steigely Fred, four mill.
Steigely & Miller, meat market. Steinfeldt Fred, grocer.
Swanson Charles J, blacksmith.
Taber Allen, provisions. Taylor & Rudd, millinery goods.
Teegarden Honse, U S Dobe Propr, E Main. (Se ada.)
Tews Charles, saloon.
The Herald-Chronicle, (wcekly).
Thrush & Cochrane, meat market.
Travis Sarah V Mrs, dressmaking.
Tremont House, 18 Monroe.
Vagnier Father Rev (Catholic).
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Noll Michael, saloon, 46 Indiana ave. Nussbaum Levi, Jeather and findings. Oechtering John H Rev (Catholic).
Rumely M & J, machinists. Rupprecht & Fedder, general store.
Ryan Sophia Miss, dressmaker.
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TEEGARDEN HOUSE.
This House is now in the hands of an old and experienced Hotel keeper,
Mr. U. S. DODGE,
Late of the Parker House, of Plymouth, who spares no pains in making his House the principal attraction of traveling and commercial men. It is now being remodeled and is refurnished. The tables are supplied with the best viands the markets afford. The sleeping and sample rooms are large, neatly fur- nished and well ventilated.
MR. DODGE is becoming well known for his kindness to all guests stopping at the Teegarden. Give U. S. a call while in our city.
Main Street, Laporte, Kad.
HOLMES' Shorthand Business College LA PORTE. IND. JOHN B. HOLMES, A. M., LL. B., Principal. THE INSTRUCTION IS THOROUGH AND PRACTICAL. Branches Taught-BOOK KEEPING, BUSINESS ARITH- METIC, PENMANSHIP, PRACTICAL GRAMMAR,
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SPELLING, COMMERCIAL LAW, ENGLISH COMPOSITION, BUSINESS CORRESPONDENCE, FRENCH.
Open every working day of the year. Students receive individual instruction, and cau therefore enter at any time. The "Month," "Quarter. " or "Full Course" begins when the student enters upon his studies. Shorthand a specialty. Reporting classes in daily attendance. No better place than this school for young men, of the right stamp, to prepare for a splendid business or reportorial career.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ADDRESS, JOHN B. HOLMES, Laporte, Ind.
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LARWILL. Is an enterprising vil- lage of about 500 inhabitants, located in Richland township, Whitley county, on the P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. 10 miles northwest of Columbia City, the county seat, 17 southeast of Warsaw and 26 northwest of Fort Wayne, It contains three churches -- two Methodist and one Baptist -- a graded school, two saw mills, one flour mill, a drain tile factory, one hotel and a weekly newspaper, the Larwill Blade. Grain and produce are the chief exports. Express, Adams. Daily mail. Hiram B. Whitten- berger, postmaster.
Adams O C, carpenter.
Allwein F P, blacksmith.
Alms J J, carpenter.
Andrews & Tyree, druggists.
Baker G Mrs, dressmaker.
Barber Edward L, grain dealer.
Benner Christian, harnessmaker.
Birt G F, lawyer.
Boner David B, justice of the peace.
Bruckert John Rev (Evangelical).
Brunner John, shoemaker.
Burns Julia Mrs, grocer.
Carrier Geo, blacksmith.
Clevenger Henry S, hardware.
Clevenger Lewis, agent Adams Ex Co.
Clugston D B, Bro & Co, general store,
Cone A W, carpenter.
Deeter George C, tile mnfr.
Elliott S J W, live stock.
Firestone John B, physician.
Fletcher Elam, cooper.
Gutscher Michael, grocer.
Hagg Aaron G, flour mill.
Halderman L & J, general store.
Hollis Charles T, propr Larwill Blade and lawyer.
James David, cattle dealer.
Kaler SP, lawyer.
Kennedy W H Rev (Wesleyan).
Kirkpatrick Daniel, physician.
Kirkpatrick & Whiteleather, druggists.
Klinehance George, lumber.
Lancaster Thomas A, physician. Lancaster W H, live stock.
Larwill Blade (weekly), C T Hollis editor.
Locke Ross D Mrs, millinery.
Lower D F, carpenter.
Lower Leander, carpenter.
McCrea Bayard, blacksmith.
Marchand C F, live stock.
Miller J G, carpenter. Perin Bros, meat market.
Radcliff Flza M, dry goods.
Reame George, saloon.
Roberts & Hinman, dressmakers.
Robinson Ford S, saw mill.
Robinson & McBride, saw mill.
Scott Sylvester A, shoemaker.
Smith M HI Rey (Methodlist).
Smith Winfield 5, furniture and undertaker.
Snyder L B, township trustee.
Snyder L B & Co, hardware.
Souder Christopher, physician.
Sterling Edward, barber.
Sterling George W, grocer.
Stryker W M Rev ( Presbyterian).
Thompson B F, live Stock.
Frachsel John, planing mill.
Whiteleather & Co, livery.
WHitteulierger Hiram B, Gen- eral Store and Postmaster.
Young James & Son, beehive mnfrs.
Young James, hotel.
Young Wm E, azt P Ft W & C Ry.
Hartman y W, Assistant Postmaster.
LAUD. With igoinhabitants, is situ- ated in Whitley county, 10 miles south of Columbia City, the county seat and ship- ping depot. It has a district school, United Brethren and Christian churches. Mail semi-weekly. Christian Bechtel, postmas- ter.
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