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Bainbridge G M, general store.
Bechitel Christian, Harnessmaker. Bell Wm, justice of the peace.
Koontz S, physician.
Miller A J, stave mnfr.
Miller & Robbins, planing mill.
Richards John, physician.
Putt B F, physician.
Smith J, shoemaker.
Wright Marshal G, Drugs. Young & Long, saw and flour mill.
LAUREL. Noted for its superior and inexhaustible stone quarries, is a vil- lage of 1,200 pupulation, located in town- ship of same name, county of Franklin, on Whitewater river and Whitewater Valley R. R., 16 miles northwest of Brookville, the county seat, and 57 northwest of Cin- nati. The village contains 3 churches, graded school, one hotel and a weekly newspaper, the Review (Democratic).
It has & large stone quarries, all actively engaged, and produce an immense quantity of stone annually. Whitewater river fur- nishes power to drive 1 Hour mill, which, in addition to"s saw mills, 2 foundries, 1 planing mill and 2 cooper shops, comprise its manufactories. Express, American. Telegraph, Western Union. Mail daily. Jacob Secrest, postmaster.
JOHN RAUCH,
Manufacturer of the 52 West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Capital City Cigar
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RAYES' CELEBRATED SKYLIGHTS, .. STELLT &: 00., 72 mộ / W. Mc- WeildiJg 260 Et., Chicago. Sund for Catalogno.
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Adams Wm D, saw mill. Allison John H, blacksmith. Bant Frederick, tailor. Billinger Francis T, stone quarry. Bohannen G, grocer. Bosley Artemesia Mrs, dressmaker. Brown Thomas, general store. Burgoyne Julius C, justice of the peace. Burris Francis W, Carpenter and Builder.
Caffee Edgar C, meat market. Clark Lucius B, wagonmaker. Clements Sarah B, millinery. Cloud Jesse, stone quarry. Cooper S A, milliner.
Cooper & Pike, hotel.
Cox Mancy A Miss, Dressmaker. Day Lafayette, Druggist.
Day Richard J, druggist.
Day W L, grain. Day' & Reiboldt, hardware. Derbyshire James A, stone quarry. Ensminger L sr, justice of the peace.
Faurot Sarah E Miss, dressmaker.
Geyer C W, confectioner.
Geyer John F, general store.
Geyer Milton H, groceries, notions and wall paper.
Gifford T & Son, druggists.
Gifford & Gifford, Physicans.
Gosnell Joseph A, general store.
Hazard Wilber F, general store.
Herman Frank, Boots and Shoes. Hillery James, saloon.
Hires John, cooper. Hunsinger Peter, lumber mnfr.
James Jonathan, shoemaker. James Lon B, general store.
Knott John, grocer.
Laurel Review (weekly), B A Smith pub. Lynn Sarah A Mrs, Millinery, No. tions and Dry Goods.
McDaniel James M, wagonmaker.
McDaniel Thomas A, grain. McGlin John, stone quarry. Manley Harry, agt W W V R Rand Am Ex. Miller Mary E Mrs, millinery.
Morgan Benjamin F Rev (Methodist). Moster Andrew, wagonmaker.
Munchhof Joseph, General Store, Furniture, Undertaker and Cooper. Nestle John, shoemaker. O'Hair James, lawyer.
O'Hair John, Iron Founder and Ma- chinist. Patt Frederick, merchant tailor. Perkins J & Co, pork packers. Pike Thomas G, insurance. 30
Raeboldt Catherine, baker.
Reese Bros, stone quarry. Ricker & Armstrong, saloon.
Rulmann Herman B, four mill. Schofield Caleb HI, lawyer.
Secrest David L, stone quarry.
Secrest Jacob, Postmaster.
Secrest James, stone yard.
Secrest M HE, General Store. Selm Oster B, blacksmith.
Sherra James, stone quarry.
Shoemaker Jacob, horseshoer.
Smith B A, propi Laurel Review,
Stant G B, grocer.
Steffey WVin 'E, Grocery, Saloon and Bilhard Room.
Thomas Joseph, stone quarry.
Volz Quirin, saddles and harness.
Warner Francia, Carpenter and Builder.
Weir Isaac, wagonmaker.
Willenbring Lewis F, saloon.
Williams John, barber.
Williams Wm W, livery.
Wilson John T, machinist.
Wilson W H, carpenter.
Wintering Francis, blacksmith.
Woessner John G, shoemaker.
Zechariah Wi, painter.
LAWRENCE. DeKalb county. (See Sedan.)
LAWRENCE. Nine miles north- 'east of Indianapolis, on the C. C. C. & I. Ry., in township of same name, Marion county, contains 300 inhabitants, graded school, Baptist and Methodist church socie- ties. Express, United States. Mail daily. S. Plummer, postmaster. Elliott Thomas, justice of the peace.
Freemen M E, grocer.
Groves Frank, carpenter.
Hubbard Wm, drugs.
Long Mrs, milliner.
Mapes Sammuel KE, Physician.
Peters M, blacksmith.
Plummer Fred, wagonmaker.
Plummer Harvey, general store.
Phiminer S, Postmaster.
Record Samuel, physician.
Schlagle Philip, shoemaker.
Seward Wm, carpenter. Smith John, blacksmith.
Springer George, saw mill. Swards Win, jeweler. White John, meat market.
Yarger L & J, meat market.
Theo. Pfafflin & Co.
The Bending Piano and Organ House of the West. Send for Price lists and Care! pues. 68 and 60 Worth Pennsylvania St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Sorghum Mills and Pans,
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LAWRENCEBURGIT. The county seat of Dearborn county, is located on the Ohio river, C. I. St. L. & C. and O. & M. R. Rs, 25 miles from Cincinnati, and 89 southeast of Indianapolis. The city is incorporated, has a bonded indebtedness of $71,300, is lighted by gas, and is an cuter- prising, thrifty manufacturing place of 5,000 inhabitants, It has excellent public buildings, six different religious societies, first-class graded and high schools, seven hotels, two banks-one national and one private-and two weekly newspapers, the Press (Republican), and Register (Demo- cratic). The manufacturing interests of the place comprise a saw mill, planing mill, coffin factory, flour mill (with 12 fun of burrs), a brewery, pump factory, two dis- tilleries, wheel factory, stove foundry, and four large furniture manufactories, promi- nent among which is the McLean manu- facturing company, who make a specialty of the McLean rocker and easy chair, which is undoubtedly the best chair of the kind on the market. Among its principal ship- ments are carriages, beor, whisky, flour, furniture and wheels. Express, American, Adams, O. & M. Telegraph, Western Union. Has the usual mail facilities. James F. Vaughn, postmaster.
Ackert Charles O, sewing machines.
Adamson Ralph N, cigars and tobacco.
Adkins Elizabeth J Miss, dressmaker.
Adler Louis, general store.
Anderegg Christian, wheel mufr.
Anderson Benjamin T W S, restaurant.
Askin Robert D, grocer.
Bainbridge Win HI, lawyer.
Baldwin E C & Co, furniture.
Barrott Enos, hides, pelts, etc.
Bartholomew House, Frank Weikel propr.
Bechtel Joseph, general store.
Bisby W B & Co, lumber dealers.
Bond Edwin P, physician.
Brogan & Harding, grocers.
Bruce Archibald W, cigar mnfr.
Burk James, grocer.
Burkam Joseph H, sash, door and blind mnfr. Chance Euphrates I, agt Adams Ex Co.
Chapman Samuel, job printer.
Check John F & Co, Saloon and Billiard Room.
Cook A D & Bro, hardware.
Cook John F, clothing. Crist & Son, hardware. Crosby David, painter. Crosby Jeremiah, justice of the peace. Deuschle John, baker and confectioner.
Deuschle Lawrence Mrs, general store.
Dexheimer John P, blacksmith.
Dickenson Samuel, undertaker.
Dovell Edwin B, furniture,
Dorman Frank R, general store. Dorman John S, general store.
Dowdell Win HI, lawyer.
Dowden Otho W, harnessmaker.
Dumont & Son, dentists.
Dunaway Isaac R, justice of the peace.
Emenaker Joseph, wagonmaker.
Emmet Phillip J, general store.
Erskine Anne J Miss, williner.
Evans Oliver C, physician. Eversole Benjamin C, justice of the peace. Ferris Charles E, druggist.
Fichter Michael, boots and shoes.
First National Bank, capital Sico, oso, D W C Fitch pres, Henry Fitch cash.
Fitch George B, lawyer.
Fitch Harris, livery.
Fitch Wm J, grocer.
Fitter Charles, saloon.
Fleischman Charles A, barber.
Foshag Jacob, baker.
Fox Charles, meat market.
Francis Thomas, carpenter.
Frederick Louisa Mrs, saloon.
Freeman Thomas, hotel.
Garner Otto F, books and stationery.
Garnier John B, brewer.
Gatch James D, physician.
Gatch & Miller, physicians.
Gernert Kate Mrs, grocer.
Gould Sirene P Miss, millinery.
Graham & Bro, saw mill.
Grant Wie Y, Groceries and Provi- sions, 57 High. Green John P, physician. Grill Joseph, tailor.
Gruber Joseph, grocer.
Hall Benjamin T Rev (Episcopalian).
Hammerle Jacob F, general store.
Harding Myron H, physician,
Harper Jesse, news depot.
Harryman Samuel E, dentist.
Hayes Charles F, Lawyer. (See adv.) Haynes & Thompson, lawyers. Helmuth H R & Son, grocers.
Henderson Jacob, grocer.
Heustis B & O, blacksmiths.
Hibbets John C, insurance agent.
Hillman Edwin A, crockery. Hitzfield Louis, hotel.
Hoernig George I, barber.
Homberg Justus, shoemaker.
Hoog Martin, saloon.
Hornburger John F, jeweler.
A. L. WRIGHT & CO., Successors to Adams, Mansur & Co., : 47 and 49 S. Meridian St., Indianapolis.
Carpets and QUall Raper Largest Stock in the State.
Rocking & Easy Caster Chair
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DEALERS WILL BE FURNISHED PRICE LISTS AND CATA LOGUES UPON APPLICATION TO THE
McLean Manufacturing Co .. SOLE MANUFACTURERS, [OVER] 1
LAWRENCEBURGH, IND.
THE MCLEAN Rocking@ Easy Caster Chair
after passing through an ordeal of the severest criticism, and of the strongest competition by the Combined Platform Rockers, has now taken its place at the front.
This deservedly popular chair is made in all styles of frames for cane, perforated wood or patent leather seats, and for upholstery, single or in full suits, to match, is finished in varnish, oil or ebony gilt. It is made of walnut and other hard and well seasoned material, very hand- somely carved, engraved or veneered, and of superior workmanship and finish.
Its agreeable motion, and its freedom from all complicated springs and machinery, are great advantages properly appreciated by all who had the good fortune to obtain or to try one of the chairs.
There is nothing to compare with the McLean Chairs for real com- fort, elegance and durability. It is not a so called "low priced chair," but cheap, nevertheless, considering the material and workmanship, and no home should be without it, where comfort is appreciated.
The McLean Crib Improved is made upon the same motive principle, in several styles of excellent finish, and with an ingenious lock.
We give a list of some of the furniture houses in different cities who are selling the Chairs and Cribs :
Marcus Stevens, Detroit, Mich. J. A. Vail, Madison, Ind. Sander & Recker, Ind'apolis, Ind. M. Lammert, St. Louis, Mo. J. H. Vornbrock, St. Louis, Mo. Muller Bros., St. Louis, Mo. Max Parker, Little Rock, Ark. Tobey Furniture Co., Chicago, IlI. Jansen & Co., Quincy, Ill. Comstock & Avery, Peoria, Ill. Geo. Brand, Bloomington, Ill. Samuel Potter, St. Paul, Minn. Wallace & Clark, Ypsilanti, Mich. H. C. Ransom, Jackson, Mich. Foster Bros., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Schuette Bros., La Porte, Ind. R. H. Hitzler, Warsaw, Ind. Ayers, Conray & Co., Lafayette, Ind. Meilink & Co., Toledo, Ohio. Ruff & Co., Sandusky, Ohio. Arz & Ozias, Dayton, Ohio. F. Schermer, Cincinnati, Ohio. M. Besinger, Louisville, Ky. Westcott, Albany, N. York. R. M. & B. J. Montgomery, New Orleans, Louisiana.
Armstrong Furniture Co., Evansville, Ind., and hundreds of others.
We furnish the chairs and suits finished in every way, upholstered in the most select patterns, prompt and direct from the factory, and furn- ish the frames in white, oil, ebony and gilt, if so ordered.
JAMES H. MCLEAN, Patentec ani Superintendent. P. LEWIS MATHEWS, Secretary and Treasver.
Dealers will be furnished with price list and catalogues ufon application to the McLoan Manufacturing Co., Sole Manufact's, LAWRENCEBURGH, IND.
HUBBARD & CO.
Miscellaneous and Blank Books and Offee Stationery, Indianapolis.
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Huber Wm, cigars and tobacco. Hunter Wm D H, insurance agent. Hunter & O'Brien, proprs Lawrenceburgh Register.
Hunt's Hotel, Clint Jones Proprietor. (See adr.) Huschart Geo & Co, marble works.
Isherwood John, grocer. Israel Charles, grocer. Jansen John N, baker and confectioner.
Jeffries John, Saloon and Billiard Room. (See adv.) Jeiger Joseph, shoemaker.
Joncs Clint, Proprietor Hunt's Hotel. (See adv.) Jordon Wm H, druggist. Junker Abraham, saloon.
Kaleyer Clement, grocer.
Kastner Adam, baker.
Kaufman Simon, sewing machines.
Kaufman Simon Mrs, milliner.
Kestner T W & Co, meat market.
KKich IMtagla G, Stoves and Tinware, 73 High. Kieffer Martin, books and stationery. Kirsch Valentine, barber.
Klein Michael, saloon.
Kleinhans Minnie Miss, dressmaker.
Klepper Merchant Tailor. (See ada.)
Knoeble Christian, saloon.
Kohlermann Louis, undertaker and livery. Krieg Frederick, tailor.
Krieger Joseph, baker. Kunkel Adam, cigar mnfr.
Kupperschmid Leopold, jeweler.
Kurus Julius, baker and ice.
Lang Francis, grocer. Larimer J E, propr Lawrenceburgh Press. Lawrenceburgh Furniture Mnfg Co. Lawrenceburgh Gas Co. Lawrenceburgh Mill Co, flour mill. .
Lawrenceburgh Press (weekly), J E Lari- mer pub.
Lawrenceburgh Register (weekly), Hunter & O'Brien pubs. Liddell Oliver B, lawyer. Mccullough John C, druggist. McGranahan Joseph, grocer.
McLean James EL, Superintendent McLean Mnfg Co.
McLean Manufacturing Co, Manufacturers of the Mclean Rocking and Easy Caster Chair, James H McLean Supt. (See adv.) McMver Stephen, saloon. Matheus Phillip I,, insurance agt. May Joseph, fancy goods. Meili A M Rev (Lutheran).
Meyer Ernest, grocer.
Miami Stove Works.
Miami Valley Furniture Mnfg Co.
Miller Daniel HI, livery.
Moody Alexander, barber.
Moore & Spooner, grocers.
Murdoch Win H, agricultural implements.
Mysonhimer Phil, barber.
New Town Hotel, F X Volz, propr.
Oberting Nicholas, marshal.
Oertling Herman, horseshoer.
Ohio Valley Coffin Co.
People's Bank, Wm Probasco, Braun & Co proprs.
Pfalzgraf George, wagonmaker.
Pfalzgraf Jacob, saloon.
Pfalzgraf Peter, saloon.
Pollock John R, barber.
Ratjen Charles J B, lawyer.
Reif Jacob, saloon.
Renner & Lang, coal and grain.
Rissel Margaret Mrs, saloon.
Roberts Edward, Harnessmaker. (Sec adv.)
Roberts George A, insurance agt.
Roberts George M, lawyer.
Robinson John W, grocer.
Rodenberg Frederick, grocer.
Roswog Frank, grocer.
Schaefer Jacob, wagonmaker.
Schlotter Melchior, blacksmith.
Schnider Anton, boots and shoes.
Schnider Win, boots and shoes.
Schwartz & Adkinson, lawyers.
Seekatz Charles, boots and shoes.
Seekatz George P, boots and shoes.
Seekatz Wm, boots and shoes.
Shaw Archibald, Proprietor Fitch House.
Sicking Geo L, confectioner.
Sicking John, hotel. Siemandel John G, shoemaker.
Siemandel Mary Mrs, grocer.
Slater Robert E, lawyer.
Smith John J, notions.
Sonderman J F Kev (Catholic).
Southeastern Indiana Fruit Preserving Co.
Sparks Bros, grocers.
Sprang Benjamin, saloon.
Squibb W P & Co, distillers.
Stagenwald John, notions.
Stapp Charles W, lawyer.
Stevenson Wm J, hotel.
Stine Louis, crockery. Strasburger Samuel, general store.
Sturm Geo, cooper. Tebbs Bros, grocers. Terrill Wm M, physician.
Thompson John P', carpenter.
TIN ROOFING -AL.F. WINDS. J. Nr. ATKINSON, 313-321 SC. CliG. Contracts completed throughout the country.
Home Life Ins. Co.
IGas perfected plans for a large Business in Rudians darinw Ions. For Agencies aggiy IN E. H. KELLOGO, Sup't, Chicago, Il.
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Tittel Joseph, lumber.
Ulrey Joel P, dentist.
Vogel George P, grocer.
Volz Frank X, hotel.
Wagner Catherine Mrs, grocer.
Walker James, livery.
Walnut Street House, John Sicking propr.
Walsh Nicholas J, distiller.
Walter Charles G, dry goods.
Walter Peter, wagonmaker.
Walter Rudolph, druggist.
Weikel. Frank, hotel.
Weilder G Rev (Methodist).
Wells Martin L Rev (Methodist).
Wesler Frederick, coal.
Wesler Henry, cooper.
Wiles Jacob C. merchant tailor.
Willers August, locksmith.
Willson Samuel N Rey ( Presbyterian) .
Winter George D, horseshoer,
Woehle Herman, baker.
Wolff John B, grocer.
Woodward Sheldon G, physician.
Wuest Albert, boots and shoes.
Zengel A, photograper.
Zins Peter, boots and shoes.
Zix Joseph jr, saloon.
LAWRENCEPORT. Lawrence county. (Sce River Vale.)
LAWRENCEVILLE. With a population of 200, is situated in Jackson township, Dearborn county, 412 miles north of Weisburg, its shipping point, on the C. I. St. L. & C. R. R., and 20 miles north- west of Lawrenceburg court house, contains a Methodist society and graded school. Mail tri-weekly. Francis Busald, postmas- ter.
Boerstler Adam, carpenter.
Brandt Charles, basket mnfr.
Brose John, carpenter. Busaldi Francis, General Store. Hlaefner John, blacksmith.
Hoff John, teacher.
Hoffman Jacob, general store.
Hoffman Joseph, blacksmith,
Luther George J, teacher.
Peter George, carpenter. Rehm John, shoemaker.
Sahm Adam, flour and saw mill.
Theobald John, shoemaker.
Trager John, wagonmaker.
Williams George S, tanner.
LEAMON CORNER. A country postoffice, with no town population, loca- ted in Jackson township, Hancock county,
7 miles northeast of Greenfield, the counts seat and shipping point. Mail received. semi-weekly. E. W. Pauley, poutmast ...
LEATHERWOOD. Reser .. township, Parke county, is a station on the I. D. & S. Ry., 6 miles northwest of Rich. ville, the county seat. No postoffice.
LEAVENIFORTII. A thriving incorporated village of 1,000 inhabitants situated on the Ohio river, is the county seat of Crawford county, Co miles belo .. Louisville and 140 above Evansville, The famous Wyandotte cave is located 5 mile northeast of the village, on Blue river. This cave is 23 miles in length, including: all the avenues. It has many fine ball and domes, the largest of which has 2 circumference of 1,000 feet and is 240 feet high. Wyandotte cave should be visited even by those who have already explored the great cavern of Kentucky, for it is far richer in stalactite ornamentations than the latter. The stalactites are of the fine- grained translucent kind, often called ala- baster, and much resembling the Mexican onyx. There is a good hotel situated near the cave, and as it would take a volume to describe the whole cave, will say that the scientist or tourist can not afford to miss an exploration. Mr. Lee Gilmore is proprie- tor of daily hack line to the cave-fare 50c. The place has substantial county and pub- lic buildings, good religious and educa- tional facilities, two weekly newspapers -. the Crawford County Dercont and Craw- ford County Herald (Republican). Last named is an excellent paper, established in 1870, ably edited by Messrs. Hewn and Springstun; is an excellent advertising medium, with a circulation of 1,000 copies. Contains two hotels-Doolittle's and Quer- backer. Both are good houses, but the Querbacker is centrally located and first- class in every respect. Express, Adams. Mail daily. E. R. Hawn, postmaster.
Allen Benjamin F, general store.
Allen Francis M, general store.
Allen Wm B, general store. Arwick Henry, meat market.
Austin Frank, harnessmaker.
Bahr John N, general store.
Barnett David S, grocer. Benham Charles L, confectionery.
Benz John, general store.
Blackburn Oliver A, saddler.
Blackman & Co, lumber. Bradley L T, shoemaker.
BINCEAM, WALL & MAYHEW, ) Sterling Silver Goods
12 East Waybing'ou airee !. INDIANAPOLIS, INIL
for Wedding Presents.
WM. M. BELL Solls Real Estate. No. 507 Upper Third sí., Eransville, - Ind.
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CHARLES F. HAYES, ATTORNEY AT LAW COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY. LAWRENCEBURGH, IND.
8. ROBERTS, ----- MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN ---
SADDASS AND ZA
No. 776 HIGH STREET,
LAWRENCEBURGII, - - INDIANA.
HERMANN KLEPPER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
And Dealer in Cento' Furnishing Goods, No, 34 Walnut Street, Lawrenceburgh, Ind.
HUNT'S HOTEL, Cor. Walnut and High Sts., LAWRENCEBURGH, IND. CLINT. JONES, Proprietor. ED. JONES, Clerk.
Thoroughly Renovated, Refitted and Refurnished. Excellent Sample Rooms. JOHN POWELL, Solicitor.
JOEN JEFFRIES,
SALOON. BILLIARD & POOL PARLOR,
No. 8 Short Street,
LAWRENCEDURCH, IND.
Gas Retorts and Bare
etc., furnished where required. L"See Adv., page 4.
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Crivon profitably by a 95. ning lu. Tasnufotored by CHANDLER & TATLE .. .. Indianapolis, Ind. Se pone X.
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Breedan Merrill A, barber.
Byerly Alexander, saw mill. Callahan Henry HI, painter.
Campbell Frank, saloon.
Chin John, tailor.
Clark James A, furniture.
Coleman Alexander, blacksmith.
Collins J R, general store.
Conrad Anthony, justice of the peace.
Conrad Hecce, Cooper.
Cook Simon, tanner.
Craig John M, Physician.
Crawford Charles F, meat market.
Crawford County Democrat, Ellsworth & Clark pubs.
Crawford County Herald, Hawn & Springstun, pubs. (See ad'v.
Crecelias Clark F. county treasurer.
Doolittle Frank M, jeweler.
Doolittle Hotel, Mrs E Doolittle Proprietor, river front, opp steamboat landing.
Ellsworth Wm M, harnessmaker.
Ellsworth & Clark, pubs Crawford County Democrat.
Everdon W P, lumber.
Fleming Marcus L, produce.
Gilmore Lee, Livery, Sale and Board- ing Stable, Office at Querbacker Hotel. (See adv.)
Gray Robert, barber.
Hawn ER (Hawn & Springstun), postmaster Hawn & Springstun, Publishers Crawford County Herald. (See adv.) Hedden Elias, blacksmith.
Helbach Charles, harnessmaker.
Humphrey Sarah XArs, Proprie- tor Querbacker Hotel. (See adr.) Jenner & Bro, blacksmiths.
Jones M E Mrs, milliner. Kehrer Casper, shoemaker.
Kelso Thaddeus P, county clerk.
Kendall E A Mrs, confectionery.
Kendall Marcus M, stoves and tinware. Landrus Reuben E, meat market.
Long E B Mrs, liquors.
Long Joseph, saloon.
Lyon D & Sons, boat mnfrs.
McCullum & Kelso, general store.
Mansfield James M, general store.
Miller Theodore L, general store.
Morgan Nathan N, carpenter.
Odell Philip HI, shoemaker. Ott G S & Son, blacksmiths.
Querhacker Hotel, Mrs S Hum- phrey Proprietor. (Sv adv.)
uerbacker & Callwell, Grain, Feed and Agricultural Implements, Wharf Boat Owners and Agents Adams Express,
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Pankey John B, livery.
Peckenpough & Zenor, lawyers. Perkins Alexander, shoemaker. Riddle Perry, saw mill.
Roberson joseph B, general store. Sauerheber J Mrs, milliner.
Schwinbort Jowwph J, watchmaker. Scott Andrew M, general store.
Shaw Josiah, broker.
Sipes Alexander M, county auditor.
Springstun John W C, (Then & Springslun), Crawford County Supran tendent.
Stephenson D A Mrs, druggist.
Stockdager & Suddarth, lawyers. Stonecipher Abraham, sewing machines.
Stull Frederick, shoemaker.
Temple W L & Son, general store.
Tracewell & Tracewell, lawyers.
Tucker John R, grocer.
Webb John O, stoves, tin and hardware.
Whitcomb Oliver, furniture.
Wilber Jacob, confectionery.
Wilber & Byrne, marble works. Williams Wm F, woolen mill.
LEBANON. The seat of justice of Boone county, was established in 1832, in- corporated as a city in 1875, and is now s growing, enterprising place of 3,050 inhab- itants, located on the C. I. St. L. & C. R. R., 27 miles northeast of Indianapolis. principal buildings are the county build- ings, a large graded school of nine depart- ments, an opera house and five churches. The assessed value of real and personal property is $357,055.
The city supports five hotels and three weekly newspapers -- the Pioneer ( Demo- cratic), Patria (Republican), and the Na- tional Greenbacker-and two banks. Lum- ber is manufactured extensively, and in that branch of trade the city has five saw mills and one planing mill, which together with a woolen mill, chair factory, two flour mills, two stave factories, a pork packing estab- lishment and a plow handle factory, com- prise its principal manufacturing interests. The surrounding country is very fertile, and yields for export wheat, corn, hogs and cattle. Telegraph, Western Union and American Union. Express, American. Mail daily. Francis M. Busby, postmaster. Abbott & Fergusson, Attorneys at Law and Abstraciers. Adney & McCan, lumber.
Alexander Judah D), gram. Allen Alfred H, dry goods. Allen Rilla Mis, dresamaker.
On all matters pertaining to 18 Hubbard Block, Indianapo- ial, and given careful and
PATENTS.
Patents, consult C. BRADFORD, lis, Ind. All business confiden- · prompt personal attention ..
SKYLIGHTS Dayer Patent. The lost is the Clicenest. War. ranted in every respect. A. MYRNEILY & Co., 972 and 71 W. Monroe Street, CLICLOD.
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ESTABLISHED 1870.
CIRCULATION, 1,000.
Crawford County Herald! CG THEO
(Formerly Crawford County Democrat,)
Is a first-class Republican Weekly, issued Thursdays, and has a circulation of 1,000.
FAWN & SPRINGSTUN, Publishers,
Leavenworth, Crawford County, Ind.
** QUERBACKER HOTEL MRS. S. HUMPHREY, - -
CFRATES, $1.50 PER DAY.SO
- Proprictress.
All accommodations for Commercial Men. DETThe only first-class Hotel in town.
LEAVENWORTH, IND.
Livery Stable, LEE GILMORE, Proprietor, LEAVENIFORTH, IND.
Horses, Buggies and other conveyances always on hand and ready to convey parties to the cave ou short notice and on reasonable terms. Daily back to cave, 50 cents each way. DOS OFFICE AT QUESBACKER HOTEL.
PIANOS and ONGMIS in Åll Biyles And at All Prices, at THEO, PFAFFLIN & CO'8. 58 and GO N. Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis, Ind.
Tron Fences, Railing, Cresting, &c.,
ETFALD OFCE, Indianapolis, Dal
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Anderson Asbury E, painter. Anderson John, stoves and tinware. Ball Joseph P, physician. Beasley John E, shoemaker.
Beasley John IE, Taxidermist. (See
Bechtell Jacob M, furniture. Bell L & M, milliners.
Biekes Tilghman, saloon.
Boyle Mory R Mrs, milliner.
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