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Kleinhenz Geo, baker.
Knoll John, Court Branch Saloon, Main.
Knoll Valentine, produce dealer.
Koerler Jacob, shoemaker.
Korbly Charles A, lawyer.
Kraus Joseph, shoemaker.
Kraut Christopher, saloon.
Kraut Conrad, saloon.
Kraut John, Propr Central House, n w cor 2d and Mulberry. (See adv.) Kronenberger L & M, hides and pelts.
Larrabee Grenveille, cigar mnfr.
LaRue Florida E Mrs, milliner. Leichtmen Barbara Mrs, saloon.
Leland Simeon E, grocer.
Leland & Francisco, lawyers.
Levy Bros, books.
Lewis James E, agrl implts.
Lewis James R, physician.
Lewis Wm O, hardware.
Linck & Bellamy, lawyers.
Littlejohn Henry W, painter.
Littlejohn Jarad W, agrl implts.
Lloyd John, locksmith.
Lloyd Mary C Mrs, hair goods.
Lohman Joseph, hotel.
Lohrig·Peter, grocer. Lovinger James D, dry goods. Lucht Henry, shoemaker. Luck Abraham, grocer.
Lustig Christopher H, cigars and tobacco. Lustig Frederick J, cigars and tobaccos. McCoy Wm, livery.
McCoy & Son, Livery and Sale Stable, W Main Cross. ( See adv.)
McCulloch Thomas, produce. McGlasson Benjamin L jr, notions.
McGregor John, lawyer.
McHenry Mary E Mrs, millinery.
McKenna John, propr Centennial House. McKim R & Co, coal.
McKim & Cochran Furniture Company, Furniture Manufacturers, Cor Elm, 2d, Vine and High streets. (See adv.) McKenney George W, shoemaker. McLeland Wm E, harnessmaker.
McLeland W E & Sons, millinery.
McTyre Brook, stoves and tinware.
Mabrey Henry, livery.
Maddux John W, grocer.
Madison City Water Works.
Madison Daily Courier, M C Garber & Co pubs.
Madison Gas Light Co.
Madison Herald (weekly), L C Jones pub.
Madison Insurance Co.
Madison Street Railway Co.
Marks A & Son, dry goods.
Martch George, shoemaker. .
Mathews James H, physician.
Mathews T R Rev (Christian).
Mayer John, Proprietor William Tell House, n w cor Mulberry and Ohio. (See adv.)
Mellen & Shannon, crockery.
Mendell Charles M, sewing machines.
Merchausar Josephine, millinery.
Metzenbaum Isador P, sewing machines.
Metzheiser Charles, Meat Market, Mulberry.
Metzheiser Christopher, ice.
Meunier Nicholas, shoemaker.
Meyer Jacob N, notions.
Meyer Julius, clothing.
Middleton & Wymond, coal.
Midessar George, grocer.
Miller C W & A D, wagonmakers.
Miller Jacob, baker.
Moffettss & Son, dry goods.
Montz Oliver, grocer.
Moore James M, grocer.
Moore John D, druggist.
Moses David, notions.
Moses Samuel, meat market.
Mueller John Rev (Lutheran).
Mullin Martin, livery.
National Branch Bank of Madison, capital $190,000, Nathan Powell, pres, David G. Phillips cash.
Neill James, painter.
Newbold Arthur, notions.
Newman Peter, grocer.
Newton Edward S, physician.
Niesse Henry, Proprietor Hotel, cor Ohio and West.
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Niklaus Edward G, grocer.
Noble John J, fertilizer mnfr.
Nodler Conrad, auctioneer.
Nodler John Wm, grocer.
Ong Oliver H, merchant tailor.
Orr Arthur sr, merchant tailor.
Osting Helena Mrs, grocer. Page C O & Co, hardware.
Page Wm W, flour mill.
Pattie Wm R, sash, doors and blinds.
Petit Joseph Rev (Catholic).
JOHN RAUCH,
Manufacturer of FINE CIGARS, 82 West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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D. C. ROBINSON' & CO., Manufacturers of all kinds of LUMBE AND CUT AND SAWED LATH,
Saw Milla Cor, Ohio and Vernon Bis., MADISON. IND.
MISS E. L. CONKLIN,
PHYSICIAN,
VINE ST., NEAR THIRD, MADISON, IND.
CENTRAL HOTE
JOHN FRAUT, Proprietor,
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Elegant Sample Rooms. Rates Reasonable. Location Central.
PARTICULAR NOTICE -The Central is a newly furnished house, entirely restted, and is the mio ..: Central Hotel in the city. In sight of the steunbont landing and ouly two blocks from the Court House. Sample Rooms ample and elegant. Rates as low as any first-class hotel in the country. F:FEVTRY ATTENTION PAID TO GUESTS.
J. J. SCOTT.
C. H. BUNNELLE.
SCOTT & BUNNELLE, DEALERS IN PIANOS, ORGANS, and MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, No. 26 EAST MAIN CROSS, MADISON, IND.
Boarding & Livery Stable,
Mc Coy & SON, Main Cross, West,
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PINIOS and ORGANS in All Styles and at All Frlees, at THEO, RPAFFLIS & CO'S, 58 and Go N. Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis, Ind.
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Pfau Sylvester, grocer. Pfeiffer Charles, grocer. Pfeifer Christian, Boot and Shoe Manufacturer, E Main Cross. Phetzing Jolin Rev (Methodist). Phillips John L, boots and shoes. Powell Wm H, iron.
Power Frances C Mrs, millinery. Prenatt Francis J, crockery and glassware, Pritchard S E Rev (Baptist). Quigley Wm A, insurance agent. Ramsey Robert S, notions.
Randall F Mrs, dressmaker.
Ray Joseph, livery. Rea Robert R, livery. Recmelin Rudolf H, physician.
Richardson C & Son, agil implements.
Rickard John M, grocer. Rihn Christian, carpet weaver.
Rinne Henrietta Mrs, saloon.
Riverside Hotel, Michael Simon Proprietor, n e cor Ohio and Central ave. Robbins Benjamin F, furniture. Robbins Hiram F, furniture mnfr.
Roberts Bros, grocers.
Roberts John, lawyer,
Roberts Robert Rev (Methodist).
Robins Charles A, picture frame mnfr.
Robinson D C & Co, Lumber Manufacturers, N E Corner Ohio and Vernon. (See ado.) Robinson & Palmer, ship yard. Robinus Nicholas F, shoemaker.
Roch John, saddle tree maker.
Roch Louis, woolen mill.
Rockhold John H Mrs, notions.
Rodgers Ebenezer, auctioncer.
Rogers Joseph H D, physician. Rogers W H & Co, druggists.
Ross Isom, tanner. Rushton David, blacksmith. Saeser Edward, saloon.
Sands Daniel, wagonmaker. Sanxay Henry C, ins agt. Schad Eberhard, tanner and currier. Scheible Wm, saloon. Scheik Albert, grocer. Schelke Frederick W, groceries and liquors. Schelke Henry G, general store. Schelke Herman, wagonmaker. Schmidlap John D, druggist. Schmidt Arno, general store. Schmidt George H, saloon. Schmitt Simon, saddletree mnfr. Schnabel John A, dry goods. Schnell Christian, notions. Schnell John, grocer. Schnider Charles, saddletice maker. Schnider Jacob, groceries.
Schoenstein Hubert, baker.
Schofieid J & Son, woolen mill. Schram John, saddlettes maker. Schroder Benjamin, saddletree mako. Schuler Jacob, saloon.
Schultz Mathias, barber.
Schwolmaer John H, shoemaker. Scott John W, grocer.
Scott Walter, agri impl ..
Scott & Hunnelle, Pianos and gans, E Main Cross. (Se adv.) Senior John W, insurance agt.
Sering John G, pension agt.
Sering John II, lawyer.
Shrewsbury Bros, coal. Siersdorfer Nicholas, boots and shoes. Simon Michael, Proprietor I ....
side Hotel, n e cor Ohio and Central ave. Simpson Wm I Rev (Presbyterian). Smith Alexander, barber. Smith Geo, propr Broadway Hotel.
Smith John il, painter. Smith Walter, saloon.
Smith & Reidenbach, Planing Mill, Sash, Door and blind Manufacturer. West. Soeder Paul, grocer. Stang Frank A, root beer.
Stanley Harry, brass founder. Stanton Charles A, boots and shoes. Stapp David W, hats, caps and furs. Stapp Wm & Co, staves and heading.
Stearns & Hill, merchant tailors.
Steigerwald Valentine, grocer. Stephen Adam, barber. Stribling & Walsh, proprs Indiana Foun- dry, cor 2d and Vernon.
Sulzer Raphael, junk dealer. Swormstedt & Co, druggists.
Taylor James D, flour mill.
Taylor Joseph B Mrs, millinery.
Taylor Jos O & Co, fruit.
Theanas Jacob, boots and shoes.
Thomas John W, cooper.
Thompson Allan G, barber.
Thomson Henry, produce. Todd Isaac N, marble works.
Frow W & Co, Flouring Mi.l, s w cor 2d and West.
Umbach Charles, shoemaker.
Vail Cornelius, furniture. Vanosdol Argus D, lawyer.
Varble George W, stoves and tinware.
Vogeler Ernst, druggist.
Voll George, grocer. Wade Martin, produce. Walker Charles & Co. Machin- ists, Iron and Brass Founders, West. Walker Charles E, lawyer.
CARPETS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
A. L. WRIGHT & CO. 47 and 49 S. Meridian St., Indianspelis. Successors to Adams, Massar & Co.
Cobb & Branham, INDIANAPOLIS, sell Bloss- burg Coal for Blacksmithing.
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Walker Francis W, furniture. Walls Wm T, dentist. Walter Henry G, grocer. Warth Bros, notions. Watts & Barber, paper mill. Weaver Nicholas, grocer.
Weber Jacob, barber. Weber Jacob B, barber. Weber Peter, brewer.
Weis Jacob, spoke mnfr.
Wehner John A, clothing. Wehrle Frederick, druggist. Wehrle & Bro, dry goods.
Wells Annie Miss, dressmaker.
Wells Joseph I, Attorney at Law, E Main.
Wells W D & Co, grocers.
Werbe Frederick, groceries.
Western Hotel, H Niesse Proprietor, n w cor Ohio and West. Wettrick Joseph, carpet weaver.
Wewer Annette Mrs, dry goods.
Whipple H & Co, chair infrs.
White Alexander, lumber.
White George B, cigars and tobacco.
White Henry C, grocer.
White John C, cigars and tobacco.
Whitsett Courtland, fruit grower.
Win Tell House, J Mayer, Propr, N W cor Mullberry and Ohio. (See adv.) Williamson Charles Wy, Barber, Mulberry. (See xảy.) Wilson Mathew, grocer.
Wilson Samuel Kev (Presbyterian). Wilson Walter, physician. Wilson & Hay, lawyers. Winnefeld Frederick W, baker. Winnefeld Wm, boots and shoes. Winter Wm, saloon.
Winter & Henry, boilermakers.
Wood A B & Son, blacking mnfrs. Wood George J Mrs, millinery.
Woolf Charles, barber. Yunker Sylvester, saloon. Zeiser Joseph, baker. Ziller HI C, photographer. Zoeller Charles, saloon.
MAGNOLIA. Jennings township, Crawford county, with a population of 40, is located 5 miles north of Leavenworth, the county seat and place of shipment. Mail tri-weekly. M. Williams, postmaster. Adams J D, nursery. Bateman A J, live stock. Brown L H, blacksmith. Froman J, flour mill. Park E E, general store. Williams A, Flour Mill.
MAHALASVILLE. Known also as Van Sickles, is a postoffice and station on the F. F. & M. R. R., in Jackson town- ship, Morgan county, 6 miles southeast of Martinsville the county seat. Indian creek furnishes water power to operate a flour and saw mill. The village contains 150 in- habitants, Methodist church and district school. Express, American. Mail daily. R. C. Davis, postmaster.
Mavis EZ C, General Store.
Dodson DE, blacksmith, express agent and justice of the peace. Julian J M, general store.
Martin John, meat market.
Moss S C, druggist. Prather John, lumber.
Henner Henry, Saw and Flour Mill. Renner & Prather, wagon mnfrs.
MAJENICA. Or Kelso, as it was for- merly called, is a place of 75 persons, in Lan- caster township, Huntington county, 8 miles southeast of Huntington, the county seat and nearest rail approach. Has two religi- ous denominations- Methodist and Chris- tian-and ships butter, eggs and hides. Tri-weekly stage route from Warren to Huntington. Mail tri-weekly. John H. Hildebrand, postmaster.
Crandal Thomas, physician.
Harris J B, justice of the peace.
Heflin Wm Rev (Christian).
Hildebrand J H & Bro, General Store. Lamon C E, physician. McCrum Robert C, saw mill.
Morgan Joshua, general store. Morgan Milton, carpenter. Sritts V O Rev (Baptist ). Swalla & Sproul, blacksmiths.
Turner L L, shoemaker.
MALOTT PARK. Seven miles north of Indianapolis, on the I. P. & C. Ry., is a place of 40 inhabbitants, located in Washington township, Marion county. Has Methodist church and ships wheat and corn. Mail daily. Warren W. Bowlus, postmaster. Bonner N, agt I P & C Py.
Bowlns Warren W, Carpenter. Jennings Royal, physician. Smith John H, grain.
MANCHESTER. Three miles south . f Manchester station, the shipping depot, on the C. I. St. L. & C. R. R., con- tains 150 inhabitants, graded school, Meti-
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odist and Universalist churches, and is sit- uated in township of same name, county of Dearborn, 12 miles northwest of Low- renceburgh, the county seat. Express, American. Mail daily. Samuel McMul- lin, postmaster.
Cappell Henry, cigars and tobacco.
Clark David H, blacksmith.
Claspill R C, blacksmith.
Craig T E, physician. Crocker W F, general store. Dunn Wir, Carpenter. Gorby S S, general store.
Griffith George, cooper.
Harris N Rey (Methodist).
Haynes & Conger, floor mill.
Horbaugh L, tinner.
Kennedy James M, carpenter,
Kyle T M, physician.
Lin.ems J C, Macksmith.
McMullen J J,, meat market. MeMullen Samuel, General Store. Morton & Claspill, harness.
Pummell Win, painter. Purlee David, blacksmith. Riddle John V, agrl implis.
Ross Jasper, cooper. Ruble Alexander, shoemaker. Ruble John, justice of the peace.
Steinmetz George WV, agr! implis.
True R S, wagonmaker.
MANCHESTER STATION. Dearborn county. (Sze Darling.)
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MANHATTAN. Having 100 in- habitants, is located in Washington town- ship, Putnam county, 7 miles southwest of Greencastle, the seat of justice. Hamrick's Station, 2 miles north, on the St. L. V. T. H. & I. R. R., is the place of shipment. The village has two churches-Methodist and Christian-and district school. Mail daily. C. D. Smith, postmaster, Fellows John W, wagonmaker and justice. Frank Lewis, blacksmith. Gammie John, shoemaker. Roberts Wm, cattle dealer.
Smith C D & Co, General Store. Wright John W, hotel. Zanes T M, physician.
MANILLA. Located on the Cam- bridge City Branch J. M. & I. R. R., in Walker township, Rush county, 10 miles west of Rushville court house, contains 300 inhabitants, graded school, Christian and Methodist churches. Its chief exports are grain, lumber, and live stock. Express,
American. Mail daily. R. Craig :. 1 master.
Barnum W E, physician.
Coffin Zeno, blacks.rith.
Craige A E Miss, dre aneker.
Craigre IL, Druggist, Express and I road Agent.
Craige Samuel, wagonmaker and hotel.
Edwards W. B, conle immer.
Emons W T, general store.
Funch J B & Sor, four mill.
Fouch WE, Saw MUL.
Gross John, general store and grain.
Inlow J J, physician.
King W L, hotel and livery.
Mull & Trees, stock dealers.
Shook Joseph, shoemaker.
Smart James, carriage mnfr.
Smith Adam, carpenter.
Snyder W F, blacksmith.
Apeneer IE 'T, Physician.
Stephens A E Miss, milliner.
Stiers J A, shoemaker.
Trees C E, Jumber.
Trees T W & Co, general store.
Trees & Fouch, grain dealers. Zike Joseph, meat market.
MANSFIELD. Located on Raccoon creek, in Jackson township, Parke county, 10 miles southeast of Rockville, the county seat, and 5 miles north of Carbon, on the I. & St. L. R. R. The creek fur. nishes water power to operate a flour mill. The village has a population of 5co, a Met !.. odist church and district school. Mail semi-weekly. Cal Pruett, postmaster.
Bill J N, boots and shoes.
Hardesty John, hotel. Harvey J W, physician.
Nemper Wm & Son, general store. Kenyon James, carpenter.
Odell Dr, physician.
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Fruett Cal, Farmer.
Pruett C F, drayman. Rohn Jacob, flour mill. Rohn, Nelson & Rohn, carriagemakers. Smith A H, general store.
MANSON. A postoffice in Clin.o. county, on Log. Div. T. H. & I. Ry, is lo- cated 5 miles southwest of Frankfurt, the county seat. Daily mail. L. K. Holnies, postmaster. Hebnes J IL, physician. Molimes L IS, Blacksmith and Gen- eral Store.
PATENTS.
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MANVILLE. Milton township, Jef ferson county, with a village population of 70, is located 8 miles northeast of Madison, the county seat. Indian Kentuck creek furnishes good water power. Madison is the shipping station. Mail daily. M. H. Buchanan, postmaster.
Brindley J, blacksmith.
Buchanan C & C, General Store. Buchanan M, stone mason.
Buchanan M H, Postmaster.
Lanham J A, carpenter and wagonmaker. Lanham J M Rev (Christian). Lewis G C, physician. Manville J, general store. Ryker C R, physician.
Sherman J, shoemaker. Sholl W, live stock.
MAPLES. Possessing a population of 300, located on the P. F. W. & C. Ry, in Allen county, 9 miles southeast of Fort Wayne, the county seat, is a village having a Methodist church and graded school. Mail daily. John A. Corbaley, postmaster. Corbaley & Freese, General Store. Eggiman David, shoemaker.
Fitch N H & Co, stave and heading mnfrs. Gustin M Rev (Methodist). Ladig Nicholas, justice of the peace. McHenry J D, physician.
Maples L S, hub and spoke mnfr. Olds W E, physician.
Roberts Wm & Co, saw mill.
MAPLE VALLEY. Known as, and called formerly Elizabeth City, is a place containing 100 inhabitants, district school and Methodist church, located in Wayne township, 6 miles north of Knights- town, its shipping point, and 15 southwest of New Castle, the county seat. American Express. Daily mail. A. F. Yetter, post- master.
Ball A K, blacksmith.
Bundy & Nugent, general store. Burris Elwood Rev (Methodist). Jackson & Owens, wagonmakers. Lynch George, shoemaker. Overman J C, general store. Rawlins F J C, physician. Reeves A J, physician. Wink J M, justice of the peace.
Yetter A F, General Store and Live Stock.
Yetter David, hotel.
MAPLEWOOD. Located on the I. D. & S. Ry, is a small settlement in
Hendricks county, 6 miles north of Dan- ville, the county seat. No postoffice.
MARBLE CORNER. Population 75, located in Ripley county, distant 15 miles south of Versailles and 14 north of Madison, contains Methodist church and district school. Mail tri-weekly. John H. Johnson, postmaster.
Johnson John H, Farmer. Lockwood John, cooper. McDaniel W C, general store. Shuck James H, blacksmith.
Thomas W H, cooper.
VanAntwerp B F, physician and notary.
MARCO. Situated on the I. & V. Ry, in Stafford township, Greene county, 16 miles southwest of Bloomfield, the county seat, and 87 southwest of Indianapolis. Its exports are wheat, corn, oats and potatoes, contains 150 inhabitants, Methodist church and district school. Express, Adams. Mail daily. Isaac Weaver, postmaster.
Bemfield R A J, physician.
Burton J O, hardware.
Dill James E, wagonmaker.
Henderson & Son, drugs.
Huff G W, saloon.
Hunter F & W, flour mill.
Jarrell F P, general store.
Marsh J T, drugs.
Marsh & Davidson, undertakers.
Ray D W, R R and Ex agent.
Sharp Paul, blacksmith.
Smith Fred, shoemaker.
Stalcup & Ramsey, grain dealers.
Warner M E, physician.
Weaver Isaac, Grocer.
MARCY. LaGrange county. ( See Woodruff.)
MARENGO. Or Big Springs, is a village of 200 population, located in Lib- erty township, Crawford county, 13 miles north of Leavenworth, the county seat, and nearest shipping point. In the place can be found three churches-Christian, United Brethren and Methodist-and the Marengo Academy. Mail daily. L. B. Stewart, postmaster.
Adams N A, mail carrier. Balthis G S, general store.
Bergman G F, Shoemaker.
Brown B F, hotel and blacksmith. Byrum Stephen M, cooper. Byrum W H, cooper and justice. Conrad George, hotel.
SLATE ROOFING OF THE BEST QUALITY! Send for Estimates. J. W. ATKINSON, 313-321 South Clinton Street, CHICAGO, ILL.
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Daniel Wm, physician.
· Jenner W E, dentist and linner. FORRESTER J MI, Professor Academy. Kanasel George, blacksmith. Land J R, marble yard. Martin D, harness. Miller S W, saw and flour mill. Mitchell R, physician.
Odle L M Mrs, milliner.
Scott A C Rev (United Brethren).
Stewart L. E, General Store and Phy- sician and Justice.
Stewart Oscar II, photographer.
Stewart S M & Son, flour mill.
Stewart V A, cabinet and wagonmaker. Stewart W M, blacksmith.
Stroud J, stock dealer. Suddarth D B, gunsmith. Taylor C C, general store. Taylor J T, wagonmaker.
Taylor M V, Carpenter.
Walts W T, carpenter. Weathers D N, carpenter.
Weathers J M, carpenter.
Weathers V Rey (Christian).
Wood Luke, nursery.
MARIAH IIILL. Is a business place of 50 persons, located in Spencer county, 22 miles northeast of Rockport, the county seat. Dale-station on C. R. & S. W. R. R., 3 miles west -- is the R. R. de- pot, and Troy, on the Ohio river, 18 miles southeast, is the steamboat landing. Semi- weekly stage communication with Grand- view and Ferdinand. Mail semi-weekly. Barbara Wagner, postmaster.
Boehm John G, teacher.
Buschor P S Rev, clergyman.
Dilger Paul, carpenter.
Dilger & Schum, flour mill.
Halbleib Michael, wagonmaker.
Heichelbeck Jacob, general store.
Heichelbeck M, hotel.
Hollander Adam, carpenter. Hollander I, Carpenter. Kappner N, bricklayer.
Kalkman August, miller. Lehr. John A, carpenter. Maslowskey Felix, physician.
Mittlebuehler Jacob, hotel.
Roos Peter, blacksmith. Schatz John sr, bricklayer. Schwartze Wm, brick mnfr. Spayse Henry, saddler. Sturm Joseph M, wagonmaker. Versing Nicholas, painter. Wagner Barbara, General Store.
Wagner Fred W, Alista master.
Wendling Anthony, furniture. Wolff Jacob, shoemaker. Yelley Joseph, blacksmith.
MARIETTA. Crawford to (See West Fork.)
MARIETTA. Located on 1 river, in Hendricks township, Shelby ( ty, 9 miles southwest of Shelbyville. county seat and nearest railroad 5 .. The river operates by water power con mill. Churches-Methodist; school .-. trict. Population 250. Corn, wheat :
hogs are marketed. Tri-weekly mail. F. Sturgis, postmaster.
Comstock James A, physician.
Davidson Levi, saloon.
Ranouse Joseph, wagonmaker.
Ritchey John W, blacksmith. Sithen Jesse, wagonmaker.
Slagel D B, saw mill.
Snider Levi, blacksmith.
Snapp N S, general store. Stewart J B, physician.
Sturgis IB I, General Store.
MARION. The county seat of Grant county, is one of the most important con- mercial towns of its size in the State. It is surrounded by an exceedingly fertile dis- trict, the land being slightly undulating. and adapted to grazing or the growth (! grain.
The city is incorporated, has a popula- tion of 3, 180, located at crossing of C. W .. & M. and P. C. & St. L. Ry, 70 miles north- east of Indianapolis. Its broad streets are well lighted by gas, has a good fire depart- ment, and one of the best water works in Indiana, comprising 7 miles of main, and a flowing well of water that supplies the entire city, and contains most excellent medical properties.
Marion may well boast of her busines: blocks, as they are a credit to the city, and in the way of public buildings, which in- clude a handsome court house now in course of erection, to cost as per contract, $13.4,- ooo, and with her many handsome church edifices and substantial school buildings, has no equal in the 'state in any place of comparative size.
This city was first laid out as a village iu February, 1830, was incorporated in 1844, and now supports three hotels, two banks. and two weekly newspapers --- the Chronic !.
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(Republican) and Democrat (Democratic). In the manufacturing line Marion is as yet undoveloped, but with her rail facilities and good supply of material, she will at no dist- ant day become a place of considerable im- portance in this branch.
The chief exports are grain, lumber, staves and pork. Express, United States. Western Union Telegraph, and daily mail. James Noland, postmaster.
Acklin John S, grocer.
Adkins, Viola, Mrs, milliner,
Anderson John A, mangr W U T Co.
Arnold, Gunder & Co, dry goods.
Ash Wm E, operator W U Tel Co.
Babb Samuel, wagonmaker.
Bacon & Co, druggists.
Baer David J, boots and shoes.
Bailey & Diltz, lawyers.
Kaldwin Addison DE, Recorder Grant County. (See adv.)
Baldwin John Il, lawyer.
Banning Jacob M, grocer.
Barley Jobn C, wagonmaker.
Barnhart Irving W, supt Public Schools.
Beall A. R Mrs, milliner.
Beck Richard M, grocer.
Beshore Samuel B, grocer.
Birch W S Rey (Methodist).
Bird Dell, wagonmaker.
Bish & Custer, grocers.
Blumenthal & Co, dry goods.
Bobbs Andrew J, dropgist.
Bond Francis G Miss, milline !.
Bond George W, physician.
Bradford John W, Barber, Bian- son.
Brunka C & Co, cigar mnfrs.
Buchanan Alexander, marble works.
Buchanan & Smithson, marble dealers.
Buchanan & Son, undertakers.
Butler Thad, carriage trimmer.
Cameron Thomas, saloon.
Carr GT B, lawyer.
Case Isaac L, saw mill.
Clouse Joseph, wagon monfr.
Clunk I. F & Co, boats and shoes.
Coon George W, livery.
Cox, Price & Co, bent wood works.
Cruinring Daniel, blacksmith.
Culbertson Lucinda Mes. mulliner.
Custer Andrew V, grocer.
Custer Joseph L, Leer.
Davis Jolt, Daerist, w's Washing-
ton s Public Sjons. Davis Block.
Davis Malinda Mis, mijfiber.
A. M. BALDWIN,
>Recorder of Grant County and Abstract of Land Titles,<
HAS THE ONLY COMPLETE SET OF ABSTRACTS IN THE COUNTY.
OFFICE, MARION BLOCK,
MARION, GRANT CO., IND.
SPENCER HOUSE,
CENTRALLY LOCATED.
Rooms large, neatly furnished and well ventilated. Good beds and Ix dding. Table supplied with the best the market affords in season, Has all the conveniences of a first-class hotel.
ROBERT J. SPENCER, Prop'r, Telegraph and Post Office in the House. MARION, IND.
TERRA COTTA CHARS B, COPY: 109 and 110 Franklin Street, CHICAGO. Kalend Manflew Wircarrent Files, for Walls, Floors and HABRoofsofbestquality. Also, Hotand Cold Mir Flues, Chinmoy Tops, de. See Adv., page de
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