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Harkness Philo Rev (Christian).
Landes George, blacksmith.
Morgan Lewis Rev (Christian).
Penson A J, physician.
Tutewiler James E, General Store.
LICK CREEK. Is located on creek of same name in French Lick town- ship, Orange county, 8 miles northwest of Paoli, the county seat, and fo miles south- west of Orleans, on the L. N. A & C. Ry., the nearest shipping point. Population 50. Mail tri-weekly. T. W. Campbell, post- master.
Burton Adam, harnessmaker. Campbell Sarah Mrs, hotel.
Campbell & Rodes, General Store.
Harris N W, carpenter.
Johnson Josiah, carpenter.
Jones T A, blacksmith.
Church C W Rev (Methodist).
Citizens Bank, Strauss Bros proprs.
Coppes Geo W, veterinary surgeon.
D. H. WEBB.
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WEBE BROS., -Manufacturers of and dealers in-
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Baum Bros, general store.
Beazel Finley, harnessmaker.
Boazel Wm N, harnessmaker.
Belts G M, photographer.
Belts & Co, furniture.
Blackburn C J, saw mill, 8 miles west.
Bolens M C Mrs, florist.
Braden & Pech, Flouring Mills.
Brown Wm A, furniture.
Bush & Northan, blacksmiths.
Carr G W, physician.
Casey T E & Co, boots and shoes.
Cass Patrick, shoemaker.
Ross Wm, saddles and harness.
Wilson A, furniture.
LIGONIER, Is an entrpricing vil- lage of 2,500 inhabitants, on the L. S. & M. S. (Air-line division) Ry., in Perry township, Noble county, so miles north- west of Albion, the county seat. The vil- lage has a good healthy location, and is surrounded by a good agricultural district and a large supply of excellent timher, which is manufactured very extensively by seven saw mills, four planing mill, pole factory, furniture and handle factories. It has in addition to its lumber interests a cooperage, pump factory, agricultural im- plement manufactory, wheat heater factory and two Hour mills. Ligonier has excel- lent educational and religious facilities, good business blocks, wide streets, which are lined with shade trees, two hotel-, two banks and one weekly newspaper- - Ligonier Banner. It exports in addition to its inan- ufactured articles a large quantity of grain. The United States Express and Western Union Telegraph companies are located here. Mail is received daily. Hiram M. Goodspeed, postmaster.
Abdill John, hardware.
Ackerman Isaac, general store.
Banta Albert, justice of the peace.
Bartmess J F Rey (United Brethren).
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Cornell Henry R, photographer. . Culveyhouse Wm, gunsmith. Cunningham Henry C, drugs and books. Decker Jonas, grocer.
Dodge E J & Co, furniture.
Dunning & Son, grocers.
Eldred C & Son, druggists.
Ellis C F, physician.
Fisher A S & Son, agricultural impls. Fleming Josiah E, Proprietor Lig- onier House.
Gants Adam, dentist.
Gard James F, physician.
Gardner Wm G, merchant tailor.
Gerber Eli B, hardware.
Gerber & Treash, wagonmakers.
Gordon John E, barber.
Goshorn Bros, planing mill.
Graham Jacob L, carriage mnfr.
Graham John II, wagonmaker.
Graves Christian R, agricultural impts.
Graves C R Mrs, millinery.
Green Henry, meat market.
Green & Bothwell, Lawyers and Collection Agents.
Green & Gates, Insurance Agents. Gross John W, physician.
Hardenbrook & Wolf, saloon.
Hartzler D W, undertaker.
Higginbotham John W, jeweler.
Hoffman John H, books.
Holland Samuel J, grocer.
Holland & Polach, confectioners.
Hoover Jesse C, saloon.
Hudson Timothy, lumber. Huffman Jacob E, carpenter.
Hutchison Melvilk A, jeweler.
Inks Charles V, marble works.
Jackson Andrew, justice of the peace.
Jackson Wm A, gents' furnishing goods.
Jacobs M & Co, clothing. Jacobs & Goldsmith, general store.
Jones David, cooper. Keasey Enos A, wagonmaker. Keine John, saw mill, S miles north. Kerr Robert D, furniture, Kime Jessiah W, general store. Kistler Christ G, pump mnfr. Knepper E W, physician. Knepper Jeremiah M, agt U S Ex Co. Knepper J M & Son, lumber. Koontz Ezra P, furniture. Kreachbaum & Gilbert, handle mnfrs.
Ligonier Banner (weekly), J B Stoll propr
Ligonier House. J E Fleming Pro- prietor. Loeser F & Co, clothing. McOmber George .\, livery. Meagher Pierre, sewing machines.
Mier Sol, banker. Monroe J M Rey (Disciple).
Montgomery Thomas C, agt J. S & M S Ry.
Moore Joseph, saw mill.
Newman Je-se, pump dealer.
Ohlwine John S, general store.
Palmeter C, physician.
Patterson Milton W, harnessmaker.
Pearce James W, millinery.
Peck Fayette, planing mill.
Randolph Anos W, planing mill.
Reeve Edwin, butter and eggs.
Regula Peter, blacksmith.
Sack Bros, groceries.
Schloss Leopold, groceries.
Scott David S, broker.
Scott D S & Son, druggifts.
Selig Bros, meat market.
Selig & Sas, grocers.
Sheets & Wertheimer, dry goods.
Shinke Frederick W, boots and shocs.
Shobe Silas, livery.
Shrock Bros, flour and saw mill, 9 mile . north.
Shull Andrew J, boots and shoes.
Sisterhen P & Son, boots and shoes.
Stansbury J C & Son, dry goods.
Stansbury & Wolf, millinery.
Stoll John B, propr Ligonier Banner.
Stoll J B Mrs. milliner.
Straus Bros, bankers.
Teal & Knight, blacksmiths.
Teal & Widner, blacksmiths.
Turley James, jeweler.
Vail Taylor J, general store.
Van Camp Dorman C, lawyer.
Wagner W G, tailor.
Warner Lorin C, carriage mnfr.
Weir John, hardware.
Welty J F & Co, harness.
Wiggins James & Co, confectioners,
Wilson Archibald, barber.
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Woodruff George S, (ruggist.
Wyland Jonas W, cooper.
Zimmerman & Sons, general store. Zook J, saddler.
LILLY DALE. Is the location of one family in Anderson township, Perry county, Jo miles northeast of Caurelton, the county scat, and place of shipment. Mail is received daily.
Walters A, Postmaster and General Store.
LIMA. Located on the G. R. & I. R. R., in township of same name, county of Lagrange, with a population of 400
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inhabitants, and is situated 512 miles north of Lagrange court house, and 2 miles south of the Michigan state line. Pigeon river flows through the place but is not utilized for water power. The village has three churches-Methodist, Baptist, and Presby- terian -- and good graded school. Wheat, corn, oats and potatoes are exported. Ex- press, United States. Telegraph, Western
Union. Mail daily. Wm. H. De Puy, postmaster.
Abbott E A Mrs, milliner.
Abbott Frank, livery.
Ackley U W, tailor.
Atwater C L., Furniture.
Beecher A W, general store.
Clement D, shoemaker.
Cooper S T, drugs and groceries.
Cowley Stephen A, saw mill.
Dayton A L Mrs, milliner.
Dayton George H, physician.
BCFNIV XVIIFINIR IK, Justice of the Peace.
Dodge D Mrs, milliner.
Glime Wm, carpenter.
Goodrich C R, physician.
Hougland J M, meat market.
Howe john IE, Banker.
Hughes Win, physician.
Keith George P, foundry.
Kimball O A, wagonmaker.
Kingsbury N H, hotel.
Knauss BS F, Harness.
Marvin J A, barber. Meeks Isaac, cooper.
Orpen S C M Rev (Episcopal).
Parham A B, furniture.
Payne Thomas W, shoemaker.
Rawles Williamson, general store.
Searing I W & Son, furniture.
Shafer Wm, flour mill.
Shepard & Durand, drugs and groceries. Shoup D R, General Store.
Smith J J, jeweler.
Smith & Howard, lumber.
Shutts Jacob, boarding.
Thompson Robert D, grain.
Watts J K Rev (Methodist). White Frank, wagonmaker.
Williams S P, banker.
Wood H W, hotel.
Yeagle Bros, Ilardware.
LIMTEDALE. Name of postoffice at Greencastle Junction, is a village con- taining 300 inhabitants, located in Green- castle township, Putnam county, at june- tion of L. N. A. & C. and St. L. V. T. H. & I. R. Rs, two miles south of Greencastle,
the county scat. Hlas graded, high and primary schools. Lime tone, grain and cattle are exported. Expres, American and L. N. A. & C. Mail daily. W. J. Steeg, postmaster. Bodemer E, hotel.
Hutchison J C, R R & Ex agt.
Lce J W, R R and Ex agt.
Steeg II C, lime Liln.
VV J, Proprietor Junction House.
Unison Jown, grocer and restaurant. . Vanfurren & Bro, blacksmiths.
LIMME SIFITCIT. Is a flag station and postoffice on the W. St. L. & P, Ry, in Cass county, 4 miles from Logansport, the county seat, location of nearest bank, and place of shipment for all but pre-paid freights. Lime burning is the only business done in the place, and comprises the prin- cipal shipments. Mail daily. David Kee- port, postmaster.
Keeport D & Sons, Lime Kilus.
LINCOLN. Population soo, located in Jackson township, Cass county, on P. C. & St. L. Ry., 13 miles southeast of Lo- gansport. It exports lumber, corn and wheat, and has a district school and Meth- odist church. Express, American. Mail daily. H. Shanks, postmaster.
Bell Jerica & Son, Saw Mill.
Elkin E, justice of the peace.
Hart H, blacksmith.
Lester H C, physician.
GlanKs IN, General Store. Tracey Wm, hotel.
LINCOLN. Miami county. Marcy.)
LINCOLNVILLE, Ripley coun- ty. (See Benham's Store.)
LINCOLNVILLE. The location of 150 people, in Wabash county, 10 miles southeast of Wabash, the county seat, and location of the nearest bank. La Gio, S miles north on the W. St. L. & P. Ry., is the shipping depot. It has United Breth- ren and Christian churches, and tri-weekly mail. J. F. Tweedy, postmaster. Brady T R, physician.
Coomler Jacob, general store.
Gift Daniel, blacksmith.
Heavenridge John Rev (United Brethren).
Holloway A L, physician. Holloway I, blacksmith.
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Holloway Job, blacksmith.
Holloway John, wagonmaker.
Large J A K, general store. Matthews L W Kev ( United Brethren). Nelson G C, justice of the peace.
Pairen. A., shoemaker.
Tweedy, Nelson & Co, Shingle Manufacturers and Planing Mill. Wilson G W, meat market.
LINDEN. Located on the L. N. A. & C. Ry., is a village and postoffice of 200 inhabitants, Io miles northwest of Craw- fordsville, the county scat. Mail daily. American Express.
Aholtz John, flour mill.
Bowman John, news dealer.
Galbreath Joseph, Wagonmaker and Justice. Martin Owen, hotel.
Mitchell S R, general store.
Ramsdell F R, drugs. Rash A R, general store. Thomas O D, general store. Washburn E, Druggist.
LINN GROVE. Was once called Buena Vista. Contains 150 inhabitants, and is situated in Hartford township, Adams county, IS miles southwest of De- catur court house. Berne, 6 miles cast on the G. R. & I. R. R., is its place of ship- ment. Mail received tri-weekly. Franklin P. Risley, postmaster,
Adler George, furniture. Blew Jacob, blacksmith. Briniman Jacob, Saloon. Dunbar Leander, wagonmaker.
Falb Isaac, blacksmith.
Gentis George W, saw mill. Haughton Asa, physician. Hermann Leo, shoemaker. EMILY VVIKERFAIZA CE, Meat Market. Hoffman & Gottschalk, drugs. Howard James P, physician. Huffman Frederick, saw and planing mill. Landman Lewis, Saw Mill. Lindsey F A W, hardware. Miller Wm B, justice of the peace. Morrow Eugene, general store. Neiderhouser Emanuel & Son, flour mill. Rohn James, wagonmaker, Runyan John H, justice of the peace. Schlagenhauf Andrew, shoemaker. Stiger Augustus, harnessmaker. Watson J M & CO, General Store.
LINTON. Has a population of 300, and is located in Stockion township, Greene
county, on the B. S. O. & B. Py., 12 .... west of Bloomfield, the county ses, contains a Methodist church, graded
and flour mill. Expres, Adams, 5: daily. Will. F. Cornelius, postmaster. Andrews W Il, cooper.
Cornelius & Osbara, Gemi Store.
Daily L II, physician.
Fry II, blacksmith.
Gilbreth S P, general store.
Hanna Jesse, physician.
Hinman Boon, saloon.
Hofedita II, blacksmith.
EXOFAR CryCI, Carpenter.
Lehman Wm, cabinetmaker.
Lisman F A, coal miner.
Pitts Z, painter.
Ramacher John, harnessmaker.
Rose B A, physician.
Sherwood BS, hotel.
Sherwood C E, druggist.
Sherwood H M, blacksmith.
Sumner W, saloon.
Terhone D J & Co, druggists.
Watson Bros, Flou Mill.
Watson B F, coal mine.
Yakey & Wolford, general store.
LINVILLE. Martin county. (Ser Mountain Spring.)
LISBON, Contains 100 inhabitants, and is located on the G. R. & I. R. R., in Allen township, Noble county, 10 miles Northeast of Albion, the county seat, 312 north of Avilla, and 2 south of Kendallville. The last two named are both shipping points for the place. Mail daily. Levi Zimmerman, postmaster. Boszar Ashley, barber and blacksmith.
Boszar D F, shoemaker. Fry John, blacksmith. Herrick Nathan, saw mill.
Ihrie Charles, carpenter. Lightey George, carpenter.
Zimmerman Levi, Wagon Manu- facturer.
LITTLE POINT. A rural post- office in Adams township, Morgan county, 14 miles northwest of Martinsville, the county seat, and 9 south of Amo, on the St. L. V. T. H. & 1. R. R., its shipping point, has Christian church. Daily mail. Wiley S. Halton, postmaster and general store.
LITTLE YORK. Having a popula- tion of 160 persons, is situated in Washing-
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ton county, 15 miles southcast of Salem, the county scat. Scottsburg, S miles east on the J. M. & I. R. R., is the place of ship- ment. The village has two churches --- Methodist and Christian. Mail semi-weekly. John Meranda, postmaster .. Clark Richard, flour mill.
Garriott James M, general store.
Garriott Simcon, general store.
Herron T W, physician.
Hudson L H, physician. Lester Thomas J, justice of the peace. Lary Nicholas, shoemaker.
Veranda Johan, Notions. Price John, flour and saw mill. Pringle A, druggist. Seifres Wm J, lawyer. Thomas W C, saw mill.
LIVONIA. A settlement of 350 persons in Washington county, 12 miles southwest of Salem, the county seat and shipping point. The village has three churches - Presbyterian, Methodist and Baptist-and graded school. Tri-weekly stage connection with Campbellsburg --- fare soc. Express, Adams. Mail five times each week. John S. McPheeters, postmas- ter.
Banks H & Son, flour mill.
Brengle George, wagonmaker.
Conner E N, blacksmith.
Greenslade W M, hardware.
Holmes S 'T, General Store and Drugs. Howard J K Rey (Baptist). Loppenfiekl Jacob, shoemaker.
McKee J M Rev (Presbyterian). McPhecters Alex, physician. RICPhceters J &, Physician. McPheeters N K, hotel. Thixton Pierce, barber. Turner A F, blacksmith.
LIZTON. A village with 120 inhab- itants, located in Hendricks county, on I. B. & W. Ry, 10 miles northwest of Dan- ville, the county seat, and 22 miles north- west of Indianapolis, contains two churches -Methodist and Christian-and graded school. Express, United States. Mail
daily. John T. R. Hocker, postmaster. Avery & Thompson, general store. Bell N J, flour mill.
Dugan David, barber.
Gardner & Hocker, Groceries and Drugs. Hill & Son, saw mill. Hocker John T R, Postmaster. Hull O II, livery.
Chicago Zinc Works,
Johnson O P, physician.
Kendall & Co, general store.
Lane D C, lawyer.
Lounsbury Edward, cooper. McClintick G W, meat market.
Orear James II, physician.
Shirley & Bro, general store.
Tout Charles, hotel.
Ulen HI C, druggiai.
LOCKE. In township of same name, county of Elkhart, is a village containing 300 inhabitants, located 14 miles southwest of Goshen, the county seat, and 216 miles north of Nappanee, on the B. & O. R. R. Hlas a United Brethren church and di Friet school. Tri-weekly stage communicstimm with Nappanee -- fire 20c., and Goshen- fare 75c. Mail daily. Jacob S. Walters, postmaster.
Eby Geo W, saw mill.
Eby & Tintsman, four mill. Frick & Walker, stave mnfrs.
Grone Charles, blacksmith.
Haines Jacob, wagonmaker.
Hartman J & J, general store.
Lamb David, furniture.
Mellinger John H, blacksmith.
Paxson J M, physician.
Pippenger Joseph sr, boots and shoes.
Tucker W L, stave and heading mnfr. Walters Jacob @, Grocer, Drugs, Books and Jewelry. Winder L B, hotel. Wisler Isaac, jewelry.
LOCKPORT. With a population of 300, is located on the Wabash river, in Adams township, Carroll county, II miles northeast of Delphi, the county seat, and 4 north of Rockfield, on the W. St. L. & 1 Ry, its shipping point. The place hos graded school ard Methodist church. Mail received semi-weekly by stage from Delphi. W. W. Barnes, postmaster.
Ballard J W, physician. Barnes W W, Grocer.
Briggs Nancy, general store.
Burk Jacob, blacksmith.
Burk James, blacksmith.
Clark Joseph, blacksmith.
Clark S L, flour mill. Fisher Jasper, justice of the peace. Grandstaff J D, wagoninaker.
Pierson John, justice of the peace. Spence Thomas, carpenter. Steward Aaron, shoemaker. Towsley Wm & Son, flomi mill. Wakeland Charles, carpenter.
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West Charles, wagonmaker. Wilson R Q, physician.
LOCKPORT. Vigo county. (See Riley.)
LOCK SPRING. Otter Creek township, Ripley county, with 200 inhabi- tants, is II miles northwest of Versailles, the county seat, and 6 miles north of Hol- ton, on O. & M. Ry. The village has two churches-Methodist and Baptist -- and dis- trict school. Mail daily. Jeremiah S. Hull, postmaster.
Adams Daniel, undertaker.
Blank R, painter.
Dickey Samuel, wagonmaker.
Hughes Hannibal, painter.
Hughes & Printy, saw mill.
Ifull Bros, general store.
McMinds Erastus, blacksmith.
Waters John Rev (Baptist).
LOCUST POINT. Otherwise known as Bridgeport, is located on the Ohio river, in Posey township, Harrison county, 15 miles east of Corydon court house. The town has 50 inhabitants, district school and a Union church. Mail tri-weekly. A. E. Dugins, postmaster.
Atkins A P, wagonmaker.
Cunningham Daniel, lawyer.
Dugins A E, Grocer.
Johnson Geo, justice of the peace.
Knapp Adam, saloon and grocer.
Riley John, carpenter.
Shuck Frederick, blacksmith.
LOGAN. Known locally as Logan Cross Roads, with a population of 75, is situated in township of same name, Dear- born county, 14 miles northwest of Law- renceburgh, the county seat, and 5 miles west of Harrison, on the W. W. R. R. Logan has a Methodist church and district school. Mail received tri-weekly in sum- mer, semi-weekly in winter. John F. Gib- son, postmaster.
Fagley Wm S, general store.
Gibson John F, General Store.
Rugg C W, justice of the peace. Swales Wilson H sr, physician. Swales Wilson H jr, physician.
LOGANSPORT. With a popula- tion of 14,000, is an enterprising city, and the seat of justice for Cass county. The plat of the village was first recorded in 1828, and in the following year was selected
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as the capital of the county. Prior to Imit the growth of the city was gradual, bres since then has been growing rapidly. it situated on the Wabash and Ech fisk which afford fine water power to pperis. paper mill, flax mill, linseed off mill, woolin mill, tannery, and several flour malls. i streets are wide and clean, regularly out, crossing at right angles, bordered wmi. shade trees and lighted with gas. The churches will compare favorably with th . of any other city of equal size in the site. and are 17 in number, with the following denominations: Baptist, Methodist, Caff. olic, Presbyterian, Episcopalian, Lutheran, Christian, and German Reform. The city is provided with excellent water works, erected in 1876, at a cost of $175,000, hav- ing 9 miles of main, has high school, four ward schools, and a business college, good county buildings, substantial blocks, and handsome residences. The principal hotels are the Murdock, Hicks & Cunningham, props, and Barnett House, Barnett & Sons, props, both centrally lo- cated, and are perhaps surpassed by none in the state in point of accommodation. The Gehring and Windsor and City Hotel will also be found very comfortable. There are two banks-one national and one private. The press is represented by two daily and three weekly newspapers. The dailies are known as The Pharos (Demo- cratic), and Journal (Republican) ; week- lies as Pharos, Journal, and Chronicle ( Inde- pendent). Logansport has excellent rail- road advantages, being traversed by the second and third division P. C. & St. L. and W. St. L. & P. R. Rs .; is the western ter. minus of Eel River division W. St. L. & P. and northern terminus of T. H. & I. (Lo- gansport Division) Rys, is located 70 miles northwest of Indianapolis and 116 southeast of Chicago. Has in addition to its water power manufactories five planing mills, agricultural implement wood-work factory, flour mill machinery manufactory, a brewery, carriage factory, carriage and wagon wood-work manufactory, foundry and turbine water wheel shops, and several furniture manufactories. The American Union and Western Union Telegraph and American, United States, and Pacific Ex- press companies have offices here. Post- master, Edward N. Talbott.
Abbey E W Rev (Presbyterian).
Adair & Wilson, painters, 320 Broadway, Adrian James A, physician, 315 4th. Albert Peter, saloon, opp depot.
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Alford & Son, cigar mnfrs, Elm.
American Express Co, 318 4th.
American Union Telegraph Co, Mrs Josie S Nichols mangr, Rannell's Block.
Anderson Edwin W, Livery, 209 Market. (See adr.)
Anderson M S, agt P C & St L. Ry Co, 327 and 329 4th.
Ash George, furniture, 519 Broadway.
Ashworth A D & Bro, Laundry, 320 Broadway. (Sce adv.)
Atkinson Bros, hides, 405 3d.
Atkinson & Bro, agricultural implements, 415 3d.
Aughinbaugh Samuel W, agent Pacific Ex Co, 415 4th.
Bacon Duncan T, master of transportation P C & St L Ry, 327 and 329 4th ..
Baker John A H, ice dealer, 3d.
Baldwin Daniel P, lawyer, 204 4th.
Ball Harvey jr, hardware, 312 Market.
Bard Samuel, paper mill.
Barnes Thomas C, agt Howe Mnfg Co, 512 Broadway.
Barnett Motel, Barnett & Son, Pro- prietors, cor Market and 2d. (See adv.) Barnett & Bros, ice dealers.
Barnett & Gom, Proprietors Barnett Hotel, cor Market and 2d. (See adv. )
Barnhardt John & Son, stoves and tinware, 422 Broadway.
Barron Napoleon B, justice of the peace, 325 Broadway.
Barron Joseph G, collection agent, 325 Broadway.
Bartlett Henry A, meat market, 415 5th. Beamer Frank, confectioner, 400 Broadway. Becker J & Son, marble yard, 310 3d.
Beckwith Charlotte, dressmaker, 521 Broad- way.
Bevan Wm H, coal and wood, cor 5th and North.
Biddle Horace P, judge Supreme Court.
Bliss House, Burlington ave.
Boice Noble E, veterinary surgeon, 6th.
Booth Burrel W, tailor, Pearl.
Booth Jasper N, coal, cor Ewing and To- ledo.
Boyce Jacob, wagon yard, 116 6th.
Bridge James D, musical instruments, 423 Market.
Bringhurst W Henry, druggist, 308 Market. Broadsword Peter, saloon, 325 4th.
Broadway House, Mrs J F Hamaker propr. Brookmeyer Henry, grocer, 416 3d. Brown D M Rev (Methodist).
Brown George W, druggist, 326 Market. Brown John & Son, boots and shoes, 412 Market.
Brown Wm, flax mill.
Bruner Henry, boots and shoes, 324 Mar- ket.
Bryer David E, U S Revenue Collector, 405 Broadway.
Bubel Jacob, saloon, 427 5th.
Buchanan Andrew B, physician, 395 Mai- ket.
Budd John W, dentist, 429 Broadway.
Burkhart George, lumber. cor 5th and North.
Burns Mary Miss, milliner, 404 Market.
Burns P & Bros, saloon, 201 6th.
Burrow Giles W, furniture, 307 4th.
Bush David L, marble yard; 425 5th.
Busjahn Frederick A, physician, 308 4th.
Cady Nelson W, physician, 528 Broadway.
Campbell Wm D, grocer, n's Cih.
Canine John W, lawyer, 227 4th.
Carber Valentine, saloon, 401 Market.
Carney James F, saloon, 420 3d.
Carpenter Leonard W, physician, 517 Broad- way.
Cecil George & Co, grain dealers, cor Race and 6th.
Chandler Oscar J, liquors, 413 4th.
Chappelow John A, lawyer, 216 4th.
Chord Aaron M, physician, Rannell's Block. Choen Charles G, meat market, 407 Market.
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