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Bragg Joseph G, saloon.
Brand & Matthews, hardware.
Bray Elizabeth Mrs, hotel.
Brown John W, harnessmaker.
Brown J C & Co, hardware.
Brush & Miller, livery.
Bryan Nathaniel, justice of the peace.
Burke Samuel M, lawyer.
Burley Samuel V, wagonmaker.
Busby Francis M, live stock.
Busby George W, carpenter.
Campbell George W, druggist.
Camplin & Crane, sewing machines.
Cason & Kelsey, lawyers.
Charlton Francis M, lawyer. Clements & Mahan, lawyers.
Conyers J M & Bro, dining hall.
Copeland Clinton Mrs, dressmaker.
Council Matthew W, cigars and tobacco.
Cox & Henry, plow handles.
Crane Wm, notions. Darnall Ellis G, insurance.
Daugherty Solomon C, jeweler.
Dessauer Lee, clothing. Dickerson Henry, plasterer.
Dicks Bros, wagonmakers.
Dils Lewis C, furniture.
Dodson George, sewing machines.
Doyle Thomas A, druggist.
Earhart Wm H, horseshoer.
Edmundson Robert Rev (Christian).
Edges John W, jeweler.
Empire House, A A McCaslin propr.
Evans Samuel L, druggist.
First National Bank, capital $75,000, W J Devol pres, Wes Lane cash. Fletcher Michael, general store.
Frank Joseph, meat market.
Galvin Christopher C, lawyer. Garner & Sims, grocers. Garrison James L F, Physician. Gregory Wm L, general store. Groves David, plasterer. Halfman Jacob, baker. Halpin Dennis Mrs, lumber.
Hamilton James A, physician.
Hammond & Van Nice, carpenters and planing mill. Harden Bates W, boots and shoes.
Harrison Thomas W, county supt Harison T Il, pub Lebanon Weekly il neer.
Harrison & Higgins, lawyers.
Heath Samuel, live stock.
Herod & Johnsen, marble works.
Hettel Joseph, boots and shoes.
Higgins Win L, grain.
Hohn Joseph, restaurant.
Hohn Martin, saloon.
Holmes Dorare P. physician.
Huckstep Thomas W, surveyor.
Hutchings & Son, grocers.
Huntsinger Carrie E Mrs, milliner,
Hyman Edward, saloon.
Immel James B, dentist. Jacks Win M, saloon.
Jackson Morris L, general store.
Johnson Henry, barber.
Kellog Charles, lumber mnfr.
Kersey N & W, lumber nuifrs.
Kiesel John, baker and confectioner.
King Charles D, tinner.
King James, barber.
Kleiser James, carpenter.
Knisell G B, agt Am Ex Co.
Knotts Emily J Mrs, dressmaker.
Knox John M, marble works.
Lakin Leonard S, blacksmith.
Landon Leon L, dentist.
Lane Empson T, druggist.
Lasher Francenia A, dressmaker.
Laughlin Thomas C, Cruggist.
Lebanon Bank, A C. Daily pres, S S Daily cash. Lebanon Patriot (weekly,) Charles E Wil- son pub. Lebanon Weekly Pioneer, T H Harrison pub. Lockhart Thomas W. lawyer.
McCaslin Andrew &, Proprietor Empire House.
McCormack Amos D, tailor.
. McIntire John S, photographer.
Manner Marion M, printer.
Marley Alvis, shoemaker.
Martin Thomas H, dentist.
Massey & Marshall, grocers.
Miller Abraham O, physician.
Moench L A Rev (Catholic).
Montgomery Laura Mrs, dressmaker.
Moore Albert B, druggist.
Moore Wn. R, lawyer.
Morgan & Watts, wagonmakers.
Morris & Son, woolen mill.
Mullikin Wm, livery.
National Greenbacker, C W Norris, pub- lisher. Neal & Smith, lawyers.
A. L. WRIGHT C. CO., Lace Curtains and
47 and 49 S. Meridian St., Indianapolis.
Draperies.
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Norris C W, publisher National Green- backer.
Palmer Arthur J, lawyer.
Farr W P, physician.
Redigo Joseph O, lawyer and insurance.
Perkins John HI, clothing.
Dersonett Wm, wagonmaker.
D'erce John I, lawyer. Porter & Shulse, physicians. Powell John M, druggist.
Kainge Jesse, lumber mnfr.
Reinhard Daniel, grocer.
Reynolds & Heath, pork packers.
Richey John E, harnessmaker.
Richey Wm H, notions, Robinson Charles, broom maker.
Rose & May, restaurant.
Roszell Rose Mrs, dressmaker.
Rudisill Henry C, saloon.
Scull David C, physician.
Sheeks E H, botel. Shepard Abner H, hotel.
Shulse Thomas B, blacksmith.
Shumate Felix, brickmaker.
Silver Benjamin C, barber.
Smith Geo W, painter. Smith & Harrison, physician.
Snow Frost, boots, shoes and harness. Steel Iley, jeweler.
Stoops Robert, flour mill.
Thornberry George W, painter.
Van Dake & Rose, hotel. Walls Joseph, meat market.
Walls William IE, Attorney at Law. Watts James M, wagonmaker.
Weed & Stultz, stave manfrs.
Wesner Christian S, lawyer, Wheeler Horace C, wagonmaker.
Whitsett Marion A, Chair Man.u. facturer. (Ste ady.)
Whitsett John W, furniture.
Whittaker Benjamin F, jeweler and grocer.
Wilson Charles: E, pub Lebanon Patrist.
Wilson J A & Son, general store.
Witt Oliver, marshal.
Witt Soloman, justice of the peace.
Witt & Adney, four mill.
Wren Benjamin F, pianos and organs"
Wynkoop Cassius M, justice of the peace.
Wysong Adolphus, hardware and agdl impts. Wysong George A, cooper. Zion Charles M, lawyer.
LEE. Warrick county. (See Chand- ler.
LEESBURGJI. . Is a thriving vil. lage of 450 inhabitants, in Plain township, Kosciusko county, on the C. W. & M. Ry, 6 miles due north of Warsaw, the county seat. It has a good graded school, two churches -- Methodist and Christian-hotel, saw mill and flour mill. The principal shipments are wheat, hogs, cattle, oats and corn. Telegraph, Western Union. Express, United States. Mail daily. J. E. Stephen- son, postmaster. Archibald E & Co, dry goods. Armington John, blacksmith.
JJ. E. BEASLEY,
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PRESERVER OF BIRDS, ANIMALS, FISH AND REPTILES,
Lebanon, Boone County, Ind.
Orders by Express will meet with prompt attention. A large assortment of Stuffed Birds always on hand.
Lebanon Chair Manufacturing Company. BASTON A. WHITSETT & CO., Proprietors,
Manufacturers of all kinds of Hickory-Bark and Double Cane Seat Chairs, also, Backs, Posts, Rounds, Fronte, Spindles, Bent Rims, Rings, Bons, Etc., by the dozen to car lead lots. Send for catalogue and price list.
Factory and Wareroom, 20 and 22 North Meridian St., LEBANON, IND.
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Armington W F, blacksmith.
Barker S P, R R and Ex agent. Baxter R C, Tinner. Beane C C, blacksmith and justice. Bersh & Zimmerman, grain and seeds. Bishop Geo W, hotel. Burkett B, physician.
Carpenter E D, constable.
Chandler J A, physician.
Chandler J A & Sons, druggists. .
Croxton $, flour mill.
Drake F, shoemaker. Forbes F L, lawyer and justice.
Holderman W H, stock dealer.
IIolderman & Co, meat market.
Johnson J H, physician. Knight C, wagon mnfr.
Lessing D H & Co, drugs.
Lichtenwalter Cyrus, Livery. Long Cyrus, grocer.
Myers Fred, saw and planing mill.
Noel J F, grain and seeds,
Parker J W, physician.
Patterson J H, harness,
Peck C F, physician.
Rippey C D, stock dealer. Shackleford N D Rey (Methodist)
Stanley H B, agricultural impts. Sutphen Flora, music teacher, Sutphen J D, restaurant and baker.
W DO, Druggist. Yohn Geo, billiards.
Zimmerman Stephenson, General Store.
LEESVILLE. Five miles north of Fort Ritner, its shipping point, on the O. & M. Ry., contains 200 inhabitants, graded school, Methodist, Baptist and Christian churches. It is situated in Flinn township, Lawrence county, 12 miles southeast of Bedford court house. Mail tri-weekly. W. H. Smith, postmaster. Brooking Henry, shoemaker.
Consalus John, blacksmith.
Foster N, carpenter. Holland John R, saddler. Holland W A & Son, general store. Holland W R, general store. Holman M, flour mill.
McAfee J D, blacksmith. Newkirk D, cabinetmaker. Grilla VW EX, Physician. Smith W H & Co, general store. Thomas Robert, hotel.
Wilson John, blacksmith.
LEIPSIC. Name of postoffice a Lancaster Station, on the L. N. A. & C.
Ry., with a population of 75, and is lervous in Northeast township, Grange conmy. . miles northeast of Paoli, the county
Express, American. Mail daily. 11. Minen han, postinaster.
Highdon C, justice of the peace. Hunt F P, physician,
Leatherman George, blacksmith.
Matthews J Il, blacksmith.
Monyhan BF, Anemaker.
Monclean FM, General Store, Barros! and Express Agent.
Monyhan J T, cattle dealer. Reed Jonah G, general storc.
Walker J C, shoemaker.
LEITER'S FORD. Locatel ou Tippecanoe river, in New Castle towns'dr. Fulton county, with a population of 30, ;, Io miles northwest of Rochester, the coun. ty seat, contains Union church and district school. Mail stage route to Roche-te: semi-weekly. W. II. Vankirk, postmaster. Biddinger Daniel, constable.
Christ R B, flour mill. Gisinger Harmon, blacksmith.
Meredith M P Rev (Baptist).
Miller S, justice of the peace.
Vaxkirk W MX, Notions, Books and Periodicals. Zuck L W, saw mill.
LENA. Claiming a population of 400, and having a location in Parke county, o! I. & St. L. R. R., is 18 miles southeast of Rockville, in the extreme southeastern por- tion of the county. The village has two churches-Methodist and Christian. Ameri- can Express. Mail daily. Truman S. White, postmaster. Brown J H, R R and Ex agent.
Chadd J W, grocer. Cochran J B, drugs. Fuller D F, general store.
Godfrey J W, physician.
Matteson E J, flour mill.
Monroe S J, saloon.
Stokes T N, general store.
Welch J A, physician.
White T'S, Drugs and Groceries. White W H, saw mill.
Williams W H Rev (Christian).
LEO. Better known as Hamilton, with a population of 300, is situated in Cedar Creek township, Allen county, 13 miles northeast of Ft. Wayne, has three charches -- Catholic, Dunkard and Methodist --- dis- trict school, and a flour mill, which obtains
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„.er power from St Joseph river, Stage amunication with Butler and Ft. Wayne. filtri-weekly. A. C. Stewart, postmaster. .oks Jay, saddles and harness. smeer John, wagonmaker. ather J J, physician. Deventer Fred, blacksmith.
.nk Jacob, wagonmaker.
Itz A E, painter. :if! Daniel, cabinetmaker. Hollepeter & Stevick, saw mill. wohlman Eli, hotel.
: indsey Bros, carpenters. Maxfield & Co, flour mill. Myers Nelson, Jawyer. Mueller Frank, planing mill. S. hoerpf Johu, saloon. Schlatter Joseph, boots and shoes. Stewart & C, General Store. Wheelock E G sr, druggist. Wheelock E G jr, physician.
LEOPOLD. In township of same name, county of Perry, is a settlement of 200 persons, 15 miles northeast of Cannel- ton, the county seat, and 7 miles west of Rono, on the Ohio river, its shipping point. It has Catholic church, district school, and tri-weekly mail stage route to Rono. Mary Patrick, postmaster.
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Burk James, constable. Cody & Wilson, wagonmakers. Genet John F & Son, flour mill. Genet Joseph, justice of the peace. Genet Joseph & Son, general store. Meunier Joseph, general store. Meunier J J, general store.
Palmer DD C, Druggist and Physician. Patrick Mary, General Store.
Perrard H Rev (Catholic). Salbridge Wm, flour mill. Sweat M S, justice of the peace. Velcin Charles, distiller. Vaggi Edward, saloon. Yaggi Victor, hotel and shoemaker.
LE ROY. A small hamlet and station on the. P. C. & St. L. Ry. some- times called Cassville, located in Winfield township, Lake county, 6 miles southeast of Crown Point, the county seat. Popula- tion, 45. Grain and live stock are the ship- ments. Express, American. Daily mail. A. Z. Green, postmaster. Beach A H, blacksmith.
Brown Bros, hay and grain.
Green A Z, General Store. Hoffman Peter, wagonmaker. Love S & Co, general store and hay.
LETT'S CORNER. On line of the proposed Vernon, Greensborg and Rushville Railroad, in Decatur county, 19: place of joo inhabitants, 10 miles southwest of Greensburg, the county seat. Has a Baptist Church and district school. Mail daily. A. W. Lett, postmaster. Clark T J, physician. Ice Ransom, saw mill.
Lett Allen W, General Store.
Lett A E, notions.
Meck John, notions.
Miller Abraham, blacksmith.
Parker J J, carpenter.
Stout J H, stock dealer.
LETTSVILLE. An unimportant postoffice in Washington township, Daviess county, 4 miles north of Washington, the county seat. Has stage commannation with Washington, Plainville, Owl Prairie and Newburg. Population, 30. Mail semi-weekly. II.
master and General Store.
LEWIS. More generally known as Centreville, contains 300 inhabitants, graded school, Methodist and Baptist churches. Is located in Pierson township, in the extreme southeastern corner of Vigo county, 18 miles southeast of Terre Haute. Farmersburgh, & miles west, on E. & T. H. R. R. is the nearest rail approach. Mail tri- weekly. S. J. Bryan, postmaster. Beckwith J O, physician. Boston M S, stock dealer. Bowman S W, shingle mnfr. Bowman W P, blacksmith.
Bryan & Boston, General Storc. Buskirk Peter Y, general store.
Cady C J, blacksmith.
Cochran C L, general store.
Cochran R H, hotel.
Dalgam Marsh, blacksmith. Dunn J L, wagonmaker.
Givens C C, physician.
Gosnell M, saloon. Hiatt Dr, physician.
Houts & Stork, cabinetmakers. Mahan W A, blacksmith.
Payne I J, Undertaker.
Payne W T, wagonmaker.
Payne W W, cabinetmaker.
Perkins F M, physician.
Scott & Hooker, drugs. Smock J K, drugs.
LEWIS CREEK. On the J. M. & I. R. R., in Washington township, Shelby
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county, is located 8 miles south of Shelby- ville court house, contains 30 inhabitants, district school, Methodist church, and exports live stock and grain. Express, American. Daily mail. Joshua S. Ilig- gins, postmaster.
Alexander I B, blacksmith.
Hawkins Samuel D) Rev (Methodist).
Patterson Wm, grain dealer.
Pettigrew David A, physician.
Spurlin I, R R and Ex agt.
Spurlin & Hfogixas, General Store. Stephens Martin & Son, agricultural impls. Walton E B Rey (Methodist).
Watson Thomas J, cooper.
Wherritt Wan IF, Clerk.
LEIFISVILLE. A thriving incor- porated village of Goo inhabitants, on the P. C. & St. L. Ry., in Franklin township, Henry county, is Io miles south of New Castle, the county seat, and 44 east of In- dianapolis.
The place is free from bonded debt, and contains good graded school, 2 churches -- Methodist and Presbyterian -- i flouring mill, 1 planing mill, a weekly newspaper~ the Democrat-and I good hotel, the Cald- well House. The surrounding country is particularly adapted to grazing and the growth of grain. Live stock and grain form the chief articles of shipment. Tele- graph, Western Union. Express, Ameri- can. Mail daily. Wm L. Houston, post- master.
Allen N, tinner.
Baldridge James A, grain dealer.
Bartlett R Mrs, general store. Bartlett Wm M, physician.
Benbow Solon H, hardware.
Boston W S Rev ( Methodist).
Bradford Jacob, broom mnfr.
Caldwell Benjamin, Proprietor Caldwell House.
Callahan B F, carpenter.
Camplin Franklin, carriagemaker,
Coltrain & Weekly, livery.
Cranor J H & Co, general store.
Crull Francis M, grocer.
Dale Wm A, propr Lewisville Democrat. Deubler Joseph, tailor.
Fellows Joseph W, tailor.
Fenstamaker Dayton H, harnessmaker.
Fivecoat David, wagonmaker. Fox Anson F, confectioner. Freeman E S Rev (Methodist).
Gilbert John J, live stock. Gough & Hall, milliners. Gouldsborg Truman, confectioner.
Guerin John B, agt P C & St L ky el Am Ex Co.
Hall Olive Miss, milliner.
Hall Robert W, grocer.
Hall Thomas W, general store,
Hoggins Ahas W, harnessmaker.
Hool Benjamin, painter.
Houston Hully John, lawyer.
Inman Jeremiah I Rey (Presbyterian).
Johnson Edward L, shoemaker.
Kaiser John U, jeweler.
Keller John C, druggist.
Kettner Paul, cooper,
Knox George, barber.
Leonard Wm H, saloon.
Leverton F M, blacksmith.
Lewis Harry, flour mill.
Lewisville Democrat (weekly), Wm A Dik. propr. Martin I R, cattle dealer.
Martin Joseph, carpenter.
Morris G B, vineyard.
Otis George, shoemaker.
Parker & Ball, furniture mefrs.
Phillips Pardon L, livery.
Reynolds Wm, constable.
Reynolds C W, sewing machines.
Russell Robert M, justice of the peace.
Saunders & Chestnut, meat market.
Shirk & Elliott, blacksmiths.
Smith H K W, principal public school.
Smith Nelson G, physician.
Smith Robert R, planing mill.
Snyder A M Mrs, milliner.
Van Nuys Wm, druggist and physician.
Voorhees S.R, agricultural implements.
Wallace Thomas, shoemaker.
Wanee John A, saw mill.
Wilson Wm B, blacksmith.
Wright I N, blacksmith.
LEWISVILLE. Morgan county. (See Alaska.)
LEXINGTON. Lagrange county. (See Brighton.)
LEXINGTON. On the O. & M. Ry., in township of same name, county of Scott, contains 450 inhabitants, graded school, Presbyterian, Christian and Meth- odist churches. The village is located 9 miles southeast of Scottsburgh, the county seat. Grain, live stock and lumber are exported. Express, O. & M. Mail daily. James Powers, postmaster. Ahlers Mrs, milliner.
Amick A & Son, general store.
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Arick James, justice of the peace. nick S Mrs, stoves and tinware. andrhii Charles, blacksmith. :andriff Wm, blacksmith. Campbell F B, furniture.
Campbell F NK, General Store. ampbell F M & Bro, agrl imps. vonner John W, insurance. Penner John W & Co, general store. Davis Solomon, physician. i': Daly Wmn, shoemaker. Fitch Asa M, general store. Foster Frank, insurance. Foster, Lowry & Foster, woolen mill. Gladden & Lashbrook, general store. Gleudy David, Saw Mill.
Green Wm E, physician.
Grynn Wm, carpenter. Hall James, saw mill.
Hall & Campbell, undertakers,
Hardy H S, saw mill. Henning Robert, druggist and physician. Hollenbeck Frank, carpenter.
Ilough Alex, carpenter. Iloward J H, agt O & M Ry and Ex. James John, live stock.
Lanahan Colie F, justice of the peace.
Lothrop A IM, Physician. Malick John, flour mill.
Michael & Son, grocers.
Monroe Alex, hotel. Montgomery L D, carpenter. Morgan J IE, Livery. Morrison W H Mrs, dressmaker. Paswater John & Sons, coopers.
Powers James, drugs and agricultural im- plements. Richardson Silas A, blacksmith. Robinson Matthew, blacksmith. Ross Thomas, hotel. Shearer & Mace, brick and tile manfrs. Slack Kate Miss, milliner.
Smith Perry, saloon. Smith S J Mrs, general store.
Storen Michael, saloon. Stratton William, Jeweler. Weeks Samuel Rev (Methodist). Wilson Milton, hotel.
LIBER. Located on Salamonie river, is in Wayne township, Jay county, 2 miles southeast of Portland, the county seat, and shipping depot, contains 100 inhabitants, Evangelical church and district school. Mail received four times per week. David
Hays, postmaster. Bosworth Thomas, lawyer. Davis A, blacksmith. Hays David, Postmaster.
Johnson Lewis Rev (United Brethren). Towle Thomas, grocer.
LIBERTY. Allen county. (So Monroeville.)
LIBERTY. The seat of justice for Union county is a flourishing village of 1, 500 inhabitants located on the C. B. 0 I. R. R., 50 miles northwest of Cincinnati, and 72 southeast of Indianapolis. This village is a lively business place, having good county buildings, substantial business blocks and enterprising business men,
It contains graded school, Licchodit, Presbyterian and Catholic churches, and supports 2 hotels, 2 banks and 2 weekly newspapers-the Mail (Independent), and Herala' (Republican).
Its manufactured articles and exports consist of flour, brick, lumber and agricul- tural implements.
Express, United States. Telegraph, Western Union. Mail daily. Winfield 'T Bowers, postmaster.
Atkinson Charles J, blacksmith.
Addleman George, photographer.
Ballinger Samuel H, grocer.
Baldwin Robert R Rev (Methodist).
Beaver David, druggist.
Bowers Mary J Mrs, confectioner.
Bowers Winfield T, jeweler and books.
Bunting Victoria A Miss, dressmaker.
Burk Bart, lawyer.
Dvram Gilas AD, Proprietor Centra? Hotel.
Caffey & Addleman, flouring mill.
Carter Albertine Mrs, artist.
Carter Samuel C, dentist.
Casterline Wm M, insurance agent.
Casterline & Stanford, lawyers. Central Hotel, SD Byram Proprietor.
Chapman J W Rev (Presbyterian. )
Chitwood George R jr, physician. Connaway Joseph W, lawyer.
Cooper Marion, painter. Cooper Newton A, druggist.
Cornucopia Flouring Mills. J D Stillwell Proprietor. Coughlin J M & G, meat market.
Coughlin & Ballinger, millinery. Creed Sanford W, general store. Crist Ezra, hardware. Crist Lee M, lawyer. Cully Levi P, general store. D'Arco Rev J M (Catholic). Dunbar David M, pianos and organs. Dunbar & Fleming, insurance agents.
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Duvall & Bov lan, millinery. Ernst Parker, painter.
Evans Thomas D, Law and Notary Public.
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First National Bank, capital $60,000, Joseph Carrington pres, James P Kennedy cash. Fosdick Albert C, physician.
Fosdick, Bertch & Wilson, hardware and harness.
Fosdick B S & Son, general store.
Fosdick Wm A, furniture.
Frankel Jacob, general store. Freeman Henry C, livery.
Griggs George, wagonmaker.
Grove John L, dentist. Ham Joel T, hotel. Hamilton Win, propr Liberty Mail.
Hauss Charles, meat market.
Hawkins James F, general storc.
Hughes Charles E, grocer.
Johnson James H, justice of the peace.
Jones Martha M, millinery.
Jones Middleton, sewing machines.
Jones Wmn HI, blacksmith.
Kell Solomon D, physician. Kelly Kosciusko, hotel. King Mary Mrs, dressmaker.
Kuhn Samuel, brickmaker.
Lambert®John S, general store.
Landis Joseph, jeweler and agt U S Ex Co.
Liberty Herald (weekly), C W Stivers & Bro pubs.
Liberty Mail (weekly), Wm Hamilion pub. Low Charles A, Billiard Room. Low Wm B, coal and lime. McClung James HI, Inmber innfr.
Neltoch Alfred, House Painting, Graining and Frescoing.
Macy John E, Sash, Door and Blind Manufacturer.
Mallory Mrs, dressmaker. Mardock Edom D, livery stable.
Mardock & Farlow, druggists. Minor De Witt, Barber.
Mitchell Geo W, barber. Mitchell John R, lawyer and justice.
Moore Henry H, physician. Morris James E, physician. Murphy & Creed, grocers. O'Toole James, marble works. Pearson David S, merchant tailor. Peters Gustavus W, florist.
Peters H C & Bros, stoves and tinware. Pierce Thomas T, painter. Powell Thomas, saloon, Rude Bros, agricultural implements. Sering Samuel, restaurant. Shafer Amos, carpenter. Shriner Henry, carriagemaker.
Shriner Mary S Mes, millinery. Shriner Wm W, physician. Slade Powell, lumber minfr.
Stewart Win, cooper.
Stillwell John D, propr Cornucopia ilend Mills.
Stivers C W & Bro, editors Liberty Derall
Struble George W, carpenter. Thompson Eugene C, physician. Trimble Joshua, merchand tados.
Tucker & Seward, lawyers.
Union County National Bank, capas
$50,000, James : Morris pras, fleury Husted cash.
Walton John N, boots and shoes.
Webb Bres, Lumber Manufacturer (See ada.)
Weers Washington K, grocer.
White John C, baker.
Williams Elizabeth, dressmaker.
Wilson Archibald, carpenter.
Wolverton Jolin M, harnesmaker.
Yaryan Edward, blacksmith.
Zuttermeister Charles, baker.
LIBERTY CENTRE. Numle .. ing 150 inhabitants, is located in Liberty township, Wells county, on T. D, & B. R. R., G miles southwest of Bluffton, the col.n. ty seat, contains Baptist church and district school. Express, American. Mail daily, F. W. Garrett, postmaster. Cole C J, saw mill.
Jackson & Garrett, General Store and Drugs.
King G H, general store. Luce J A, agt American Ex Co.
Morrison J A, physician.
North & Wooster, saw mill.
Ramsey A J, blacksmith.
Rinear Bros, general store and drugs.
Rinear J W, justice of the peace.
Smithson Wm, shoemaker. Taylor I, carpenter.
LIBERTY MILES. With a loca- tion on Eel River Division W. St. L. & P. Ry, in Chester township, Wabash county, 18 miles northeast of Wabash, the county seat, has a population of 300. Eel river flows by the place and operates by water power a flour mill. In the village there are two churches -- Lutheran and Methodist- - and a graded school. Its exports are grain, flour, lumber and hogs. Express, Facinc. Mail daily. A. J. Carper, postmaster, Anderson J P, R R and Ex agent.
Banks C T & Co, general store and four mill.
Capital City Cigar.
Manufactured by JOHN RAUCH, 82 West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
GALVANIZED TRON CORNIANS A. KNISELY & CO., 72 & 74 W. Monroo St. WVALNOW!). Chicago. Send for Catalogue and Prices.
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Banks E A. Mrs, milliner.
Carper A J, Physician.
Cook Michael, wagonmaker. Cordier John, grocer. Haines Sarah E Mrs, drugs. Hartman David M, harness.
Iholtz J, shoemaker.
Tholtz & Mccutcheon, saloon.
Long David R, blacksmith. Martin Sanford S, blacksmith. Martin Bros, carriagemakers.
Rittenhouse S B, saw mill.
Wonderly Harry, meat market.
LIBERTYVILLE. About 1/2 mile east of the Illinois state line, is a country postoffice, in Vigo county, 13 miles north- west of Terre Haute and 5 north of San- ford, on I. & St. L. R. R. In the vicinity there are two churches-Methodist and Christian-and district school. Mail week- ly. Peter Wilhoit, postmaster.
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