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Banks & Mallory, general store. Barnett John H, physician.
Coonrod Dennis P, general store and grain.
Denton James A, druggist,
Falls Albert C, undertaker.
Goldman Martin, confectioner.
Mart Folin >, Books and Stationery and Justice. Helderman Adam, hotel.
Helderman Wesley, saloon. Lasswell J J, hotel.
Lasswell & Williams, confectioners.
Lingo W H C, hotel and livery. Martin Wm T, physician. Smith & Autler, general store.
JOHN RAUCH,
Manufacturer of the 82. West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Capital City Cigar
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A. ENMELY & Co .. 772 And 71 TE. Monies Street., CHICAGO.
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Bayler & Snyder, flour mill. tiers J G, lawyer. Sparks N B, physician. Sparks M M, druggist.
Vankirk D K, general store and grain.
Von Tress E C, physician. Willmore & Denton, agricultural impls. Wilson & Johnson, general store and grain. Young Newton, physician.
LOVETI. On Louisville Branch O. & M. Ry, in township of same naine, county of Jennings, is a village containing 200 in- habitants, located & miles south of Vernon, the county seat. Live stock, lumber and staves are the principal shipments. Express, Ohio and Mississippi. Mail daily. W. S. Shepherd, postmaster. Campbell J W, saw mill.
Carcon Walter NA, School Teacher, res I mile east.
Donham Abel, carpenter.
Donslow Z T, justice of the peace.
Goddy N D, physician. Levitt George, Saw Mill.
Mulick Washington, clergyman.
Peregrine R, physician.
Quinn N, shoemaker. Rosebury E, general store.
Rosebury Joseph, lawyer. Shepherd W S, General Store. Short T W, saw mill. Thomas W R, wagonmaker.
Walker Jeremiah, carpenter. Wetzel Geo, justice of the peace. Wood R. W, blacksmith.
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LOWELL. This thriving village, with a population of 650, is in Cedar Creek township, Lake county, 10 miles southwest of Crown Point, the county seat and near- est rail approach. Cedar creek furnishes water power for a four mill. Contains four churches -- Methodist, Christian, Catholic and Baptist-and graded school. Stage communication with Crown Point-fare 75c. -daily, with Hebrou -- fare 5oc .--- semi- weekly. Daily mail. C. P. Post, postmas- ter.
Ashton Hamlet, barber. Bacon E ME, Physician. Bedell W E, jeweler. Buening J T, saloon. Chapman D A, meat market. Cox Enoch, blacksmith. Craft Morgan, furniture. Davis J E, physician. Death George MY, Hardware. Dickey James, general store. 32
Einselle Josephine Miss, milliner.
Farley E, photographer. Field Frank, black mith.
Fowler L A Mrs, dressmaker.
Gerish A A, physician.
Grant Wir, Barber.
Harrison John, wagonmaker.
Jepp Vincent, blacksmith.
Jones Alice, nilliner.
Klein Peter, wagonmaker.
Lorschneider Jacob, shoemaker.
Lorschneider Matt, agr impts.
Lynch John, general store.
Martin A, cooper.
Mee Edward A, Livery. Mee Geo, hotel.
Miller John Mrs, saloon.
Moore ] N, carpenter. Morgan Gilbert, flour mill.
Nichols H J, live stock.
Northrup Wm II, grocer.
Phelps E E, saddles and harness.
Post CHE, Drugs and clothing.
Pratt Ransom, general store.
Sanger C C, hardware.
Shafer M A, baker.
Sure Martin, furniture.
Thorn Jonah, hardware.
Viant J W, general store.
Waters Geo W, drugs.
Wood J A, physician.
LUDLOWE. Is a rural postoffice, in Harrison township, Dubois county, on the Patoka river, 14 miles northeast of Jasper, the county seat and nearest rail approach. There is a Methodist church and district school in the vicinity. Mail received four times each week.
Morgan Harrison, Postmaster and Unde: taker.
LURAY. On Duck creek, which furnishes water power to operate a flour mill, is a place of 110 inhabitants, and is located in Prairie township, Henry county, 9 miles north of New Castle, the county seat. Pleasant Hill Station, 112 miles northwest, on Ft. W. M. & C. R. R., is the shipping point. Mail semi-weekly. O. A. Shaw, postmaster. Boyer HI M Rev (Methodist).
Hawk John, cooper. Johnson C C, shoemaker. Jolliff F E, farmer.
Peacock E, general store.
Powers John A, blacksmith.
Shaw O A, Harness Mnfr.
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Ulrich D C, flour mill. West Edward, wagonmaker.
LUSR'S SPRINGS. A small set. tlement in Parke county, distant If miles northeast of Rockville court house. Mar- shall, 4 miles north on the I. D. & S. Ry, is its shipping depot. In the vicinity there is a Methodist church and district school. Mail received four times per week. John C. Hirsbrunner, postmaster.
Heath Daniel, cattle raiser.
Mircbrummer John C, Tanner and Currier. Lusk John, live stock. Lusk Wm, live stock. Newlin John H, justice of the peace.
LINN. A thriving village of 400 in- habitants, located in Randolph county, on · the G. R. & I. R. R., 9 miles south of Win- chester, the county seat, contains a Meth- odist church and district school. Express, United States. Mail daily. W. R. Halli- day, postmaster. Blair J S, physician. Cox W L & Bro, dry goods and notions.
Ecerle Martin, shoemaker.
Engle T S, grocer. Frist & Fickle, drain tile mnfrs.
Halliday Bros, Drugs and General Store. Hamilton R W, physician.
Hinshaw J A, grocer. Jackson J A, blacksmith. Kinsey D M, wagonmaker.
Platt Levi, hotel.
Shute J S, blacksmith.
Smith John R, dentist.
Stetler Jesse, hotel, Stetler John, barber.
Thomas John, meat market.
Thomas John F, harness.
Wood Wm R, wagonmaker.
LYNNVILLE. A flourishing vil- lage, with a population of 400, located in Warrick county, 10 miles north of Boon- ville, the county scat, and nearest railroad approach. Lynnville has two churches- Methodist and Baptist-graded and district school. The surface of the surrounding country is underlaid with coal, and would be a good opening for parties with capital contemplating coal mining. Its recent im- provements include a large store, Masonic Hall and Odd Fellows Hall, with a store room, and large livery stable. Tri-weekly stage communication with Boonville-fare
50c --- and Petersburg -- fare $1.00. Mail daily. Sarah M. Camp, postmaster. Bennett Samuel, veterinary surgeon. Bilderbeck Herman, engincer.
Butch Jacob, wagonmaker.
Camp Sarah RA, Books and Station- ery.
Camp W H, grocer.
Carnahan John E, live stock.
Clayton David W, hotel.
Davis James S, harness and justice.
DeForest Wm I, miller.
Freund Y C, Tailor.
Hart David E, saloon.
Harvey Dayton Rev (Methodist).
Heuring George G, general store.
Hunt Win A, physician.
Jarrett G M, general storc.
Kirkpatrick J R, hotel.
Kleinman Wm, wagonmaker.
LEUR JOUR A, Flour Mill.
McReynolds Maggie, millinery.
Martin E HI, blacksmith.
Morrison Hubert, carpenter.
Myers Peter, carpenter. Raibourn R N, drugs.
Read Thomas, Brick Manufacturer.
Ricketts Wm A, township trustce.
Rickrich Jacob, grocer.
Stuckey Alex, carpenter.
Thompson D W, shingle mnfr.
Thompson J T, lawyer. Thompson Marion, carpenter.
Tyner & Jones, physicians.
Weismian Hros, Boots and shoes.
Weisman John M, boots and shoes.
Whitney N W, physician.
Wiard Albert, blacksmith.
Willis W E, coal miner.
Zimmerman Bros, insurance.
Zimmerman IB C, Lawyer. Zimmerman D & Son, general store. Zimmerman J M, agricultural impts.
LYONS. Is a village of 1oo inhabit- ants, located in Greene county, on the I. & V. R. R, 12 miles southwest of Bloomfield, the county seat, and 82 miles southwest of Indianapolis. Has two churches-Chris- tian and Methodist. Grain is the principal export. Adams Express. Mail daily. Emil Stein, postmaster.
Arnold I G, physician.
Ashbaugh Joseph, justice of the peace. Clark A I, druggist.
Gilbert F M, R R and Ex agt.
Gilbert & Carpenter, general store.
Halstead Abe, livery.
Halstead D N, barber.
A. L. WRIGHT & CO., 47 & 49 S. Meridian St., Indianapolis.
Wall Paper and Interior Decorations,
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are Wholesale Dealers and Shipper of The Celebrated Brazil nocle Coal, Indianapolis, Ind.
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Halstead D N & A MI, Printers. Halstead Isaac, hotel. Holder Thomas, saloon. Kaufman S, general store.
McIndoo Bros, blacksmiths. McKee D HI, blacksmith. McKissock O P, physician. Mills & Foriner, saw mill. Mullane I, physician.
Rusher Ed, saw mill.
Stein Emil, Dry Goods and Clothing. Stough J, flour mill.
LYONS STATION. Fayette coun- ty, a postoffice on C H & I R R, 5 miles east of Connersville, the county seat, with a population of 150. The village contains 3 churches-Lutheran, Baptist and Chris- tian. United States Express. Daily mail. J. V. Lyons, postmaster.
Eshelman H C, general store.
Hamilton T F, live stock.
Heider J J, blacksmith.
Hyman S B Rev (Lutheran).
Kinder Amos, shoemaker.
Lyons A sr, General Storc.
LVOES J V, Grain Dealer and R R Agent. Pritchard Isaac, stock dealer. Robinson Ira E, general store. Rudy Wm, justice of the peace. Smith J A, physician.
Wyman Charles, physician.
McADOO. Established as a post- office in 1879, is in Posey county, distant 9 miles from Mt. Vernon, the county seat. It now contains 90 persons, Methodist church, and ships grain and pork. Weekly mail stage to Mt. Vernon. Aaron J. Ingle, postmaster.
Findel Wm, wagonmaker. Goodwin Dr, druggist. Hand Proctor, live stock.
Hurst George, painter.
Kuşyle Aaron J, General Store. Kincaid J W Rev (Methodist).
Lohr John, blacksmith.
Percell Wm T, hotel.
Pitts Joseph, live stock. Scales HI W, physician. Stalbens Louis, carpenter. Wilberg John, live stock. Wood Z C, saw mill.
McCAMERON. Situated in town- ship of same naine, county of Martin, 18 miles northwest of West Shoals court house, contains Baptist church and district school.
Shoals or Loogootee are the shipping points, both located 18 miles south, on the O. & M. Ry. It has no village population. Mail semi-weckly. D. D. Gore, postmaster. Atchley James, carpenter.
Cloud Wm T, carpenter.
Edmonton Lucian, blacksmith.
Gore David D, Justice of the Peace. Huff Joseph, carpenter.
McArtor Jonathan, carpenter.
Sargent Thomas, live stock. Wagoner Isaac, blacksmith.
McCORDSVILLE. Known al. o as McCords, is located in Hancock county, on the C. C. C. & I. Ry, 16 miles northeast of Indianapolis, and 16 miles northwest of Greenfield, the county seat. With a popu- lation of zio the village has a Methodist church and graded school. Express, United States. Mail by rail daily. Henry N. Thompson, postmaster.
Babcock W M, lawyer.
Caldwell H, general store.
Elkin T J Rev (Methodist).
Fred X, Hardware and Groceries.
Gaskins S & Son, blacksmiths.
Hanna T J, grain.
Hanna & McCord, general store.
Hervey Thomas P, physician.
Hervey T F, physician.
Lutes I B, flour mill.
McCord James W, justice of the peace.
Quigley & Mannix, drugs. Scribner Clinton, shoemaker.
Thominson Ix N, General Store. Thompson & Hanna, grain.
Trees J R, physician.
Vail A, live stock.
Wright J M, blacksmith.
MCCOY'S STATION. Carroll county. (See Sleeth.)
MCCOY'S STATION. Fifty miles southeast of Indianapolis, on the C. I. & St. L. R. R., is a small hamlet in Washington township, Decatur county, 4 miles east of Greensburg, the county seat. Mail is received daily. James T. McCoy, postmaster. Dean Ephraim, blacksmith.
McCoy James T, Grain. McCoy & Bro, live stock. McCoy & Robinson, grain. Snell & Son, saw mill.
MCCUTCHIANVILLE. A coun- try postoffice in Center township, Vander-
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burgh county, 8 miles northeast of Evans- ville court house and 3 north of Erskine Station, on the E. & T. H. R. R., its ship- 'ping point. Mail tri-weekly. Harriet Brown, postmaster ..
MeGARA'S STATION. Gibson county. (See Marsh. )
MCGRAWSVILLE. Located on the line between Clay and Harrison town- ships, in Miami county, on P. C. & St. L. R. R., 10 miles southeast of Peru, the county scat, is a village with a population of 25, containing Methodist church and district school. Mail received daily. Ex- press, United States. D. F. Deisch, post- master.
Allen V & Son, general storc.
Deisch D F, General Store and Drugs. Drinkwater E H, physician. Eppley Samuel, blacksmith. Krull Philip, shoemaker. Tucker C, saw mill.
MACE. Station known as Fredericks. burg, on the I. B. & W. Ry., is situated in Montgomery county, 6 miles southeast of Crawfordsville, the county seat, and 40 miles northeast of Indianapolis. The vil- lage has a population of 200 persons, and contains a Methodist church and district school. Express, United States. Mail
daily. J. C. Martin, postmaster.
Abbott A J & Son, carpenters.
Craine & Stewart, blacksmiths.
Eddingfield G W, physician.
Edwards & Son, grain. Hegsett J W, physician. Hugelheim J, blacksmith. Johnson E R Rev (Methodist). Johnson J G, general store.
Jones O HI, physician. Kelly John, shoemaker.
Lemmon | M, R R and Ex, agent, McClure W G, painter.
Martin & Hutchings, General Store. Misch Michael, blacksmith.
Morris J C, grocer. Stewart James, blacksmith. Vanausdall G W, hotel.
Vanausdall & Abbott, barbers.
MACEDONIA. A country post- office known also as Mount Pleasant, located in Perry township, Delaware county, 8 miles southeast of Mancie, the county seat, and 3 miles east of Cowan, a station on the
Ft. W. M. & C, R. R. Has a United Med. ren society and district school, Mail semi- weekly. William J. Suits, postmaster. Gross E M, blacksmith.
Suits W E, General Store.
MACKSVILLE. Is 2 miles west of Terre Ilaute, on the St. L. V. T. H. 5 1. R. R., in Sugar Creek township, Vigo county, and has a population of 400. Lum. ber, coal and grain are the chief expor !.. Has Methodist church, district school, and daily mail. Richard Mcilroy, -postmaster. All David H, blacksmith. Bayless Daniel W, grocer.
Broadhurst Joseph, coal miner. Fears John T, saw mill. Griggs Edward A, saw mill.
Hereman Julius, saw mill.
Nellroy Richard, Grocer.
MACY. Or Lincoln, as the station is named, formerly called Allen, is a village of 400 persons in Miami county, on the J. P. & C. Ry, 16 miles north of Peru, the county seat. Has two churches-Metho- dist and Christian. Grain and hogs are the exports. United States Express. Daily mail. E. B. Clendening, postmaster.
Boggs M M, general store.
Caple A Z, physician.
Carle' Clendening, General Store.
Case & Wilkinson, hardware.
Champ John, justice of the peace.
Champ & Carrey, tile mnfrs.
Cloud Bros, hardware.
Cofflan C Mrs, milliner.
Corchill H F, blacksmith.
Day W H, drayman.
Ewing H C, saloon. Gerard A C Rev (Methodist).
Hatel: A, Hotel.
Hoover H H, wagonmaker.
Hurst Bros, general store.
Hurst J W, grain.
Johnson & Zantman, meat market.
Marshall & Pulver, blacksmiths.
Martin Willis, livery.
Ogden G W, barber.
Ogden D K, shoemaker.
Smith A C Mrs, milliner.
Sutton E H, physician.
Townsend A B, furniture.
Townsend J R, grocer. Truesdale O E Miss, milliner.
oding W A, R R and Ex Agt.
MADISON. The oldest and most important manufacturing city in southeast-
Le Bradford,
Solicitor of American and Foreign Patents, and Notary Public. Office, Room 18, Hubbard Block, Indianapolis, Ind.
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QUEGARD & CO.
Miscellaneous and Blank Books and Offlee Stationery, Indianapolis.
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ern Indiana, is the county scat of Jefferson county, with an unusually healthy and pleasant location on the Ohio river at the southern terminus of the Madison Branch Jeffersonville, Madison and Indianapolis K. R., 86 miles southeast of Indianapolis, and 100 below Cincinnati. It is incorporated ; has a population of 9,009, is well lighted by gas, has excellent water works, a well man- aged and equipped fire department, and several miles of street railway. The city has handsome church edifices, representing nearly all the prominent religious societies, excellent graded high, private and Catholic schools, public library, and with its fine, wide streets, imposing business blocks, and the general noticeable activity, gives it a decidedly metropolitan appearance. It has a bonded indebtedness of $101, 117.00, and supports two national banks, eight hotels, two daily and two weekly newspapers, The dailies are known as the Star (Repub- lican), and Courier ( Republican). Weekly as the Herald (Democratic), and Star (Re- publican). Madison is essentially a manu- facturing place, and for its size is not equaled for the number of its factories, mills, &c., which embrace the following : Three brick yards, a stocking factory, two drain tile yards, two foundries, fertilizer factory, two planing mills, soda fountain factory, two starch factories, a ship yard, two stirrup factories, three tanneries, two woolen mills, a wheel factory, five flour mills, six saddle tree factories, two hub and spoke factories, three saw mills, a paper mill, two breweries, a boiler manufactory, chair factory and two furniture factories. Fruit, saddle trees, starch, flour, furniture and lumber are the principal exports, The Adams and American Express companies have offices here. Telegraph, Western Union. Mail daily. M. C. Garber, post- master,
Abberger Benjamin S, druggist.
Ach Moses, dry goods and clothing.
Adams James A, cooper.
Adams John, stoves and tinware.
Albright Anthony, grocer.
Alexander Leon, meat market.
Alling & Lodge, hardware.
Anger Senesius, hardware.
Andrews F S, sewing machines.
Antle Jacob R. propr Continental Hotel. Antle Wm, horseshoer.
Appel John G, Proprietor Bay Ilorse Saloon, ne cor Mulberry and 2d.
Appel & Rist, saloon.
Argus Otto F, barber.
Athey Harrison HI, cigars and tobaccos.
Augustine Mary Miss, notions.
Auite J RR, Proprietor Continental Hotel, Main.
Bach Charles, clothing.
Backus Catherine Mrs, grocer.
Baer Louis, dry goods and clothing.
Ball Robert W, grocer.
Baus Mathias, grocer.
Beerck Peter, harnessmaker.
Belser Charles F, bottling works.
Birney Bryan, livery.
Blasingham James II, carpenter.
Bowman C A & Bro, broom makers.
Doyle John E, Proprietor Pearl Sa. loon, W Main Cross.
Bradley Edward Rev (Episcopalian).
Brandmeier Jacob, shoemaker.
Brandt F C Rey (Catholic).
Branham Cleon ", grocer.
Brashear Joseph T, mayor.
Braun John, boots and shoes.
Braun Paul, hardware.
Brennen James, shoemaker.
Brewer James A, books.
Brooks & Frevert, jewelers.
Bruning J F & Son, spice mill.
Brushfield Richard, broommaker.
Bunnelle C H, agt Adams and Am Ex Cos.
Burk James A, blacksmith.
Burke Wm W, dry goods.
Byrne John, marble works.
Carlisle John, news dealer.
Carright Jolan Wie, Saloon and Grocery, W 2d.
Centennial House, John McKenna, propr.
Central Hotel, John Kraut Propri- etor, N. W. corner 2d and Mulberry. (Sce adv.)
Chandler Jacob H, photographer.
Chandler Mary E Mrs, dressmaker.
Chapman Alonzo, awning mnfr.
Chapman & Co, soda fountain mnfrs.
Charlesworth Samuel O, boots and shoes.
Child Mary Mrs, H druggist.
Christian Joseph C, barber.
Clements John, starch mnfr.
Clough W V & Co, merchant tailors.
Cogley Thomas J, physician.
Cohen & Kahn, crockery.
Conklin Rudolphia I Miss, Physician, Vine. (Se ad :. )
Continental Hotel, J R Antle Proprietor, Main. Conway John W, physician,
Cordrey John, wagonmaker. Cordrey Win, ice dealer. Cornett Charles C, dry goods. Cosby Peter, lumber mnfr.
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JJ. W. ATKINSON, 313-321 South Clinton Street, CHICACO, ILL.
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Coyle Edward S, saloon. Craig Edward B, flour mill.
Craig Robert B, general store. Craig & Bro, wh grocers.
Cravens Vincent, insurance agent.
Cravens & Cravens, lawyers.
Cross Mary E Mrs, milliner. Crozier James 13, marble works.
Daily and Dollar Weekly Star, John D Simpson pub.
Davison James, stoves and tinware.
Day John M, carpenter. Dehlem Wm, horseshoer. Deller Valentine, boots and shoes.
Dehler & Diederich, clothing, Main Cross. Demaree Geo D, grocer.
Derrig Wm, livery. Dew Frederick, saddle tree mnfr. Dickey Edward T, lawyer. Dielenhein Joseph, saloon.
Dietz John, tanner. Ditigen John, grocer. Donion Andrew, blacksmith.
Donnelly James, shoemaker.
Doolittle Wm, grocer.
Dorsey John, coppersmith.
Dow & Brown, lumber dealers.
Drake Nathan T, upholsterer.
Graham Wm A, dentist.
Graham Wm J, grocer.
Grebe Frederick Wm, groceries.
Green James M, cigars and tobacco.
Greiner John, brewer.
Gulder Ludwig, shoemaker.
Guthrie Wm F, grocer.
Guy George T, sewing machines.
Hamburger Andrew, boots and shoes.
Hammell John F, grocer.
Hargan James, groceries.
Harper J EC F, druggist. Harper & Co, druggists.
Heberhart Charles E, druggist.
Heck Jorepli, Wagonmaker Blacksmith, Walnut.
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Heflang Leonard, barber.
Henley Alice Miss, dressmaker.
Hentz Peter, groceries and dry goods.
Hentz Peter, grocery and saloon.
Herbig Jacob, tailor.
Herbig & Collins, roofers.
Herin Samuel C, livery.
Hertz Peter, saloon.
Heuse Otto jr, leather and findings.
Fischer Andrew J, livery. Flora Orlando V, stirrup mnfr. Fluegel John A, tailor. Foltz Max, cigars and tobacco.
Foltz Nicholas, cigar mnf. Ford Samuel M, physician. Foster & Calloway, books and stationery. Fowler Israel, jeweler.
Friedersdorf C & Son, grocers.
Friederaeiff George, produce dealg. Friedley Wm T, lawyer. Gantzschier Phillip, notion .
Garber M C & Co, propis Madison Dady Courier.
Garlinghouse George B, dry goods.
Gamer Frederick, shoemaker.
Gavitt Joseph W, grocer.
Gebert Edward, saloon.
Geen Wm II, dry goods.
Gehring Mathias, grocer.
Geib August, merchant tailor.
Genter Frank, brick and tile.
Genter Robert, brick and tile.
Gerehty Martin, wagonmaker.
Gertz Charles A, baker.
Gilligan John, horseshoer.
Glaeser Nicholas, grocer.
Glass Frederick, confectioner.
Glasc Geo, saloon.
Gordon Frank H, bookbinder.
Gorgas Joseph R, photographer.
Gosnell Wm P, grocer.
Graeter Ernst, druggist.
Graham Henry D, lumber mnfr.
Graham Thomas & Co, wheel manfrs.
Dunn Wm, wagonmaker. Eaverson Charles R, jeweler.
Eckert John, stoves and tinware.
Edwards C C Rev (Methodist). Edwards Thomas, carriagemaker.
Eitel John, grocer. Eitel John T, boots and shoes. Ely James R, physician. Ernst Frederick, tanner and currier. Ernst Louis, grocer. Ernst Mary M Miss, dry goods.
Evans Frank E, laundry. Ferris Sarah E Mrs, dressmaker.
Fidge John A, saloon. Finnegan & Clarke, saloon.
Firemen & Mechanics Ins Co of Madison, capital $100,000, S M Strade pres, R P Gahr sec.
First National Bank, capital $100,000, R McKim pres, T H Pogue cash. Firth Henry C, druggist. Fischer Wm, painter. Fischer & Richert, carriagemakers.
Hitz Joseph, grocer. Hitz Stephen T, grocer.
Hoagland John, groceries.
Hofer John H, stocking mufr. Hoffman Geo, barber. Iloffman Mathias, barber. Hoffstadt Ascher W, clothing.
BINGHAM, WALE & MATEIW, ) Full Line of Ladies' and Gentlemen's INDIANAPOLIS, IND. ) GOLD CHAINS.
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Iloffstadt Henry, clothing. Hoffstadt J & Sons, dry goods. Hofistadt Rudolph, dry goods. Hollis John P, blacksmith. Hollstein Charles L, dry goods. Horuff & Frevert, dry goods. Humphrey Robert, saloon. Hunt R B, broom maker.
JJurlbut Jeremiah T, grocer.
Hurlbut Richard J, grocer.
Hutchings Wm D, physician.
Hutchinson James B, physician.
Indiana Foundry, Stribling &
Walsh Proprietors, s e Corner 2d and Vernon.
Jackson Josiah, notions.
Jackman & Humphreys, D.y Goods and Notions, W Main Cros. Jager John, marble works.
Johnson Greenville, hats and caps.
JOHNSON R. & SOM, Proprietors Johnson's Starch Works. Johnson S Q Rev (Methodist).
Johnson T S Rey (Methodist).
Johnson Win, justice of the peace.
Johnson & Son Proprietors, Johnsonville.
Jones Thomas S, jeweler.
Joyce Smith, grocer,
Kahn John B, meat market.
Kahn Wm, meat market.
Kalb Adam, grocer, Walnut.
Molim & Cochran Furniture Company, Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
FURNITURE,
FACTORY and WAREROOMS, [ELM, 2d, VINE and HIGH STS.
MADISON, IND.
WM. TELL HOUSE J. MAYER, Proprietor, COR. OHIO and MULBERRY STREETS, Opposite
Steamboat Landing,
Madison, Ind.
SALOON, PRIVATE BOARDING AND LODGING. DE The accommodations of this House will be found first class and charges reasonable.
C. W. WILLIAMSON'S
SHAVING PARLOR!
Shaving, Shampooing and Hair Cutting. All Work Guaranteed to give Satisfaction. GIVE HIM A CALL. Mulberry Street, near Main Cross, MADISON, I.V.D.
FIRE BRICK.
CHAS, D. COLSON, 108 - 110 Franklin St .. CHICAGO. ROMANT FUARSIE LININGS, BACK AND NEARTI BAROK A SPECIALA see Adv., page 4.
A PORTABLE CIULAY SAW MILL,
driven profitably by & Threshing Engine, manufactured by CHANDLER & TAYLOR, of , Indianapolis, Ind. See page 3.
504 MAD INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER MAD
Kampe Edward, dry goods and groceries. Keene Samuel W, fancy goods. Kernen Gottlieb, tailor. Kestner Phillip, tanner.
Kimmel Bros, brickmakers.
Kimmel John A, Groceries, Pork, Flour, Feed and Saloon, Walnut. Klein Ferdinand, merchant tailor.
Klein Leonard, ice dealer. Klein Peter, saloon and grocery.
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