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A PORTABLE
manicure! by CHANDLER & TETLEN
512 MAR
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Davis & Sanders, wagon mufrs. Dillon Asbury B, photographer. Evans Minnie Miss, dressmaker. Eversole S P & Co, photographers. Fadley Abraham, grain dealer. Feighuer Wm, agricultural implts.
Flynn Win, physician. Forrest John IJ, physician. Fravell George R, druggist.
Goldthait & Son, dry goods.
Gruwell & Reynolds, restaurant.
Haines Benjamin A, agricultural implts.
Haines Edward M, agricultural implts.
Hall & Sprague, restaurant.
Hall & Sweetser, boots and shoes.
Hamilton A August, physician.
Harlan Andrew J, lawyer. Harper John H, restaurant,
Harvey George W, lawyer. Harvey & Sons, flour mill.
Hatt John, shoemaker.
HAVOUS William BE, Proprietor Riverside House.
Helm Francis M, stoves and tinware.
Hess Luther P, physician.
Higbee & Squier, dry goods.
Hill Ezra, carpenter.
Hill James M, plumber.
Hill James M, jeweler.
Hockett & Hartsook, photographers.
Hodge John, picture frames.
Hogan & Sons, grocers.
Horne Robert H, egg packer.
Hough M T Rev (Christian).
Hulley S & J, founders. Humphreys & Co, lumber.
Irwin John E, carriage painter,
Janes & Springer, sewing machines.
Jenkins & Steele, pork packer.
Jones Enoch P, physician.
Keller & Meat, Furniture Manufact- urers and Dealers, West 4th.
Kelley Father M F (Catholic). Kepler Jacob, blacksmith. Kinley Wilford, dentist.
Kitch Elijah, lawyer. Koontz Simon, baker.
Laufman David, saw mill.
Leas Frank, livery. Lenfestey Wm L, insurance agent.
Lenfestey & Compton, lawyers.
Leon & Metzger, clothing.
Levy & Bockman, meat market.
Lillard & Chambers, meat market.
Lillard & Gauntt, grain. Lomax Wm, physician.
Lytle John B & Co, druggists.
McClain James S, dentist. McCleery Bros, hardware.
McDowell James F & Son, lawyers.
McGinnis Wash, jeweler. Mckenzie Daniel F, blacksmith.
Mckinney &: Esbechnan, playing mill. Maas Robert, general store.
Maple James Rey (Chri tian).
Marion Chronicle (weekly), Tingley Brownlee proprs.
Marion Coal Gas Co.
Marion Democrat (scckly), I, A Wallwe pub.
Manon House, D Skillman jaropr.
Marion Water Works Co.
Marks Harvey S, jeweler.
Marsh & Wilson, lawyers.
Martin Claudius N, agt P C & St L Ry and United States Express.
Mather Charles F, agricultural implts and amt C W & M Ry.
Moore Wm W, druggist.
Murphy Patrick, grocer. Neal & Lennox, diy goods.
Noland James, postmaster.
Norman Benjamin R, gunsmith.
Norton Arthur, broker.
Nottingham John C, physician.
Nottingham Thomas & Co, saddles and har- ness.
Overman Bros, grocers.
Parks Felix, saloon.
Person James J, physician.
Price & Foster, hardware,
Ramsay Francis, shoemaker. Ramsay Wm, shoemaker.
Reece Charles, druggist.
Reiff Joseph II, shoemaker.
Rich Wm, pump mnfr.
Riverside House, W M Havens, propr.
Ruess John, grocer and restaurant. Sawyer Samuel Rev (Presbyterian).
Scott E J Rev (Friends).
Seltzer & Matter, livery.
Sherbundy George W, physician.
Shideler John W, ins agt.
Shively J S & M T, physicians.
Sismore Jefferson W, barber.
Sismore Wm J, barber. Skillman Dominicus, propr Marion House. Small Wm H, barber.
Smith Wm C, boots and shoes.
Snodgrass David B, physician. Sohn John, grocer.
Spencer Robert J, Proprietor Spen- cer House. (Se ady.) Stebbens Elijah, meat market.
Stebbens George, meat market. Steele Asbury E, lawyer. Steele & Goldthwait, lawyers. Steele & St John, lawyers.
Capital City Cigar.
82 West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Corrugated Iron. Manufactured and for malo by A. Malanly & Co., 72 & 74 W. Monroe Street, CHICAGO.
MAR AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. MAR 513
Stretch James Q, justice of the peace .. Strange John T, lawyer.
Sweetser's Rank, David B & George G B Sweetser Proprietors, S W Corner 3d and Washington. Sweetser, Lyons & Co, oil mill.
Sweetser D. B & Co, flax mill.
Sweetser & Turner, Grain Mer- chants, Adams.
Thomas Henry D, grocer. Thomas Henry Y, blacksmith.
Thornburgh John M, carpenter.
Tibbits J C & Co, grocers.
Tingley & Brownlee, proprs Marion Chron- icle.
Tobias Jacob, junk dealer.
Tremont House, Mrs S E Wheeler propr.
Turner H & Co, blacksmiths.
Van Beren & Kahlo, spoke mnfis.
Van Devanter & Lacey, lawyers.
Wallace Chas W Rev ( Presbyterian).
Wallace J M, insurance agt.
Wallace Lewis A, propr Marion Democrat. Webster Elery C, physician.
Webster Wm C & Co, grocers.
Wells A G & Co, railroad contractors.
Whisler John C, meat market.
Whisler Leroy M, stoves and tinware. Whisler & Cox, furniture.
White Sarah A Mrs, hair goods.
Wigger John H, saddles and harness. Williams Lewis, physician.
Willson, Jason & Co, bankers.
Wilson Riley B, saloon.
Winchel G N & Co, general store.
Wood S & Co, stave and heading mnfis. Wright Andrew T, lawyer. Wright & Overman, confectioners. Young Henry, merchant tailor.
Young & Clunk, stoves and tinware. Youngman & Saylor, merchant tailors.
MARION. Shelby county.
(See
Noah.)
MARION MILLS. Owen county. (See Hausertown.)
MARKLAND. On the Ohio river, in York township, Switzerland county, is located 5 miles above Vevay, the county seat. The village contains zoo inhabitants, a Union church and district school. Grain, hay, straw and potatoes are exported. Ex- press, Adams. Mail daily. Americus Ben- edict, postmaster.
Beard J H & Co, general store.
Benedict Americus, General Store. 33
Theo. Pfaffin & Co. €
Benedict DE, Druggia and Chemint, and Proprietor New Era Medicine Co.
Benedict Samuel L, printer.
Burk Harry, shoemaker.
Clark Charles, saw and planing mill.
Clendenning L, wagemaker.
Culbertson D, blacksmith.
Culbertson Win, blacksaith.
Dailey W T, saloon.
Franklin Revy, cooper.
Frazier G, carpenter.
Griffin G W, drugs.
Hewett G W, physician.
Hewett Henry, cooper.
Johnson J S, carpenter.
McClanahan Joseph, cooper.
Marsh | Mrs, hotch
Marsh John D, carpenter.
Morris John, carpenter.
O'Neal J I, flour mill.
Simpson G A, agt Adams Ex Co.
MARK LE. Located on the Wabash river, in Rock Creek township, Huntington county, 10 miles southeast of Huntington, the county seat and nearest railroad ap- proach, contains 400 inhabitants, two churches-Baptist and Christian- graded school and flour mill, which is operated by water power furnished by the river. Semi- weekly stage connection with Huntington -fare 25c. Mail tri-weekly in summer and semi-weekly in winter. D. McCance, post- master. Allen H, blacksmith.
Alshouse Henry, blacksmith.
Brown & Bender, general store.
Cupp Valentine, undertaker.
Fordice & Bragg, saloon.
Killander W J, physician.
King M HI, Flour Mill.
Line LN, saw mill.
MeCance D, Grocer.
McCance E A, shoemaker.
McClurg Wm Rev, clergyman.
Michael W H, shoemaker.
Redding J S, saloon.
Scott Joseph, physician.
Seibold D, shoemaker. Smith R H Rev, clergyman.
Smith & Migrants, General Store.
Sparks Hf C, general store.
Toley E W Rev, clergyman.
Toulston W S, blacksmith.
Wert S J, shoemaker.
MARELEVILLE. Avillage with 125 inhabitants, is located in Madison coun. ty, It miles southeast of Anderson, the
The leading Piano and Visar House of
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county seat, and 7 miles southeast of Pen- dleton, on the C. C. C. & I. Ry. The vil- lage has three religious societies -- Method- ist, Baptist and Christian-has tri-weekly stage route to Anderson and Knightstown. Mail daily. S. F. Hardy, postmaster. Blake A J & Son, general store. Collier J F Rev, clergyman. Cunningham A J, justice of the peace, Dunlap Alonzo, shoemaker. Fussell Lundy, physician. Greenlee Lewis, shoemaker. Hardy @ F, General Store. Harter Mrs, milliner. Huston John, saw mill. Judd & Forts, blacksmiths.
Lewis A G, trav agent. Lewis & Manzy, live stock. Manzy & Shelton, live stock.
Manzy & Trucblood, stock dealers.
Reger L D Rev, clergyman.
Rosenfeld N P, harness. Sebrel Preston, drain tile.
Sullivan Fountain, wagonmaker.
Vandyke John, blacksmith, Williams Amanda Miss, milliner.
MARMONT. On Lake Maxinkuckee, in Union township, Marshall county, a place with 100 inhabitants, and is located 13 miles southwest of Plymouth, the county seat, and most available shipping point. Has stage communication with Plymouth- fare 50c .--- and Winamac-fare 75c. Mail received four times per week. Henry Speyer, postmaster.
Bolinger John, carpenter. Harris W B, wagonmaker.
Kreig Levi, blacksmith. Mahaffic W H Rev (Methodist).
Medburn Thomas, justice of the peace. Myers Wm J, shoemaker. Potter Joseph, harnessmaker and hotel.
Prechtel John Rev, clergyman. Quick & Miller, saw mill.
Rea Oliver, physician. Rogers L, physician. Speyer Henry, General Store. Vorees G W, drugs. Wiseman B WS, physician. Wiseman L D, hotel.
MARSH. A newly established post- office in Gibson county, being also a station known as MeGary's Station, on the Owens- ville Branch of the E. & T. H. R. R., 9 miles southwest of Princeton, the county seat. Daily mail. Sarah C. McGary, post- master.
McGary John, railroad agt. McGary Saral, Postmaster.
MARSHALL. Is a station on the I. D. & S. Ry., in Washington township Parke county, 6 miles north of Rockville' the county seat. Population 30. Express' American. Mail daily. George W. Hob son, postmaster. Burford E N, grain. Byerly John, general store. Canine M M, R R and Ex agt. Fleshower C, saw mill. Hanna Daniel, blacksmith. Mitchell John, blacksmith.
MARSHFIELD. Pleasantly lo- cated on the W. St. L. & P. Ry, in Steuben township, Warren county, is a village with a population of 250, situated ro miles south- west of Williamsport, the county seat. 'The place has three churches-Methodist, Pres- byterian and Catholic-and graded school. Express, Pacific. Mail daily. Edward Pechm, postmaster.
Aborn Orin, physician. Anderson P W, justice of the peace. Carrier Henry, meat market.
Cronkhite A B, carpenter. Delay James, general store. Hamilton, Delay & Co, grain.
Mamilion Williams K., Railroad and Express Agent. Holts David, saloon. Johnson H C, hotel. Johnson J V, drugs. Libel Joseph, harness.
Link Louis, carpenter.
Martin John, saloon. Mason T Rev (Methodist). Matthias A F, shoemaker.
Nail John, blacksmith.
Page J N, physician. Pechim Edward, Wagonmaker.
Perrin & Brown, general store. Plasten Father Rev (Catholic). Post E H Rev (Presbyterian).
Simpkins J C, physician. Stinespring John, barber.
Stinespring J P, general store. Tyler James, agt W St L & P Ry. White H G, lawyer.
MARTINSBURG. In Jackson township, Washington county, 12 miles southeast of Salem, the county seat, and 5 south of Pekin, on the L. N. A. & C. Ry, contains 200 inhabitants, district schools, Christian and United Brethren churches.
A. L. Wright & Co.,
Carpets, Wall Paper and Upholstery,
47 & 49 S. Meridian St., Indianapolis.
Cobb & Branham
ne Wholesale Dealers in all kinds Anthracite Coal. Ask for sites. INDIANAPOLIS, INE.
MAR AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. MAR 515
Ships flour, lumber and grain. Mail tri- weekly. Wm. H. Bright, postmaster;
Bright Win MX, Physician.
Brock A J, general store.
Ferguson W A, wagonmaker.
Martin E H, general store.
Phillips & Karns, flour and saw mill.
Roberts G .M D, lath and shingles.
Shepherd T J, blacksmith.
Wright D & Son, undertakers.
MARTINSVILLE. The county seat of Morgan county, was first settled in 1823, incorporated in IS63, and now has a population of 2000, located on the I. & V. Ry., at western terminus of the F. F. & M. R. R., 30 miles southwest of Indianapolis. This is one of the most thrifty, lively vil- lages of its size in the state, and supports three banks, four hotels, and two weekly newspapers. Its educational and religious advantages are unexcelled, having six churches of different denominations, and a graded school of ten departments. Lum- ber, stone and flour are its principal man- ufactured articles. The chief exports are grain, live stock, lumber and staves. Ex- press, Adams and American. Telegraph, Western Union. Mail daily. James Bain, postmaster.
Adams & Newby, lawyers.
Armstrong Mary E Miss, milliner.
Axt Frederick G, tanner.
Bain James G, propr Martinsville Repub- lican.
Baldwin Jaines P, druggist.
Barnett Wesley C, marble works,
Blackstone BD, physician.
Blair J M, lumber.
Branch Bro & Co, general store.
Branch E F, flour mill.
Bonner Van, confectioner.
Brandon Jesse, saddles and harness.
Branham Daniel, hotel.
Branham George, stoves and tinware.
Brown Christian, tailor.
Buntel Engene, Boot and Shoe- maker, e s Public Square.
Burgett Enoch, saloon.
Busbee Margaret T Mis, restaurant.
Caldwell Luther, grocer.
Callis Lizzie G, Proprietor Weekly Gazette, ns Morgan.
Carnine John W, grocer.
Carson Silas F, justice of the peace.
Coleman James M, lawyer.
Cordel Robert H, grocer.
Cox James, flour mill.
Cox James F, Attorney at Law, ne
cor Public Square.
Cramer & Smith, blacksmiths.
Crumrine Wm Il, jeweler.
Cunning Ambrose M, lawyer.
Cunningham, Bollinger & Phelps, general store.
Cure Hiram W, physician.
DeTurk & Robinson, lumber.
Dessauer David, general store.
Dryden Wm H, meat market.
Egbert O J & Co, general store.
Endicut & Goins, barbers.
Esslinger Wm, saloon.
Eves Bros, insurance agents.
Faulkner Squire W, hotel.
Feazel Thomas J, photographer.
Ferguson Levi, lawyer.
Ferguson Wm T Rev (Presbyterian).
First National Bank, capital $100,000, T H Parks pres, H S Satterwhite cash.
Frisz Geo, saloon.
Fuselman John, livery.
Fuselman & Quinn, blacksmiths.
Gillig Thomas M, barber.
Goodman John Rev (Baptist).
Green E V, physician.
J. H. PHILBROOKS, Proprietor,
MARTINSVILLE,
RATES, $1.50 to $2.00 A DAY
IND.
Strictly first-class in every respect. Sample Rooms free. Free bus to and from all Trains.
OLD SONCOL LOOKS BOUGHT and EXCHANGED At Sprague's, 391 W. Madison Street, Chicago, Il1.
A PORTABLE CIULAY SAW MILL. 516 MAR INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER MAR
driven profitably by a Tre Ling Poci. ... manufactured by CHANDLER & TAYLOR, of y Indianapolis, Ind. So page 3.
Grubbs George W, lawyer. Hamrick Walter S, druggist. Harrison & McCord, lawyers. Hart Jacob HI, druggist. Harvey Clarkson C, confectioner. Hatry L & Co, clothing. Hayward & Geyer, agricultural impls.
Henderson, Parks & Co, pork packers. Hendricks Walter E, physician.
Henry Jonathan HI Rev (Christian).
Holeman Charles C, physician. Howe Adam, blacksmith. Jerman Alfred P, wagonmaker.
Johnson Jarvis J, physician.
Johnson J J & Son, druggists.
Jones J II, agt I & V Ry.
Jordan James H, lawyer.
Jordan Maggie A Mrs, milliner.
Keck John M, saloon.
Kennedy Thomas A, sewing machines. Kennedy & Hinson, furniture.
Kiefer Julius, blacksmith.
Kriner Benjamin J, wagonmaker.
Kriner John S, wagonmaker.
Lewis John, meat market.
List Samuel V, harness. Lockhart Alexander, grocer. McCord Elam M, lawyer.
Mandeville Samuel J, stone quarry.
Mann Killian K., grocer.
Mann & Walker, dressmakers.
Major Noah J Rev (Christian).
Martinsville Republican (weekly), J Bain propr.
Mason Mouse, J H Philbrooks Pro- prietor. (See adv.) Mathews L B, grocer. Miller Geo W, physician.
Miller Jasper, cigars and tobacco.
Miller & Guthridge, hardware.
Miller & Rooker, dressmakers.
Mills & Crider, blacksmiths.
Mitchell E V & Co, wagon dealers.
Mitchell James M, banker.
Mitchell J M & Sons, general store.
Mitchell Samuel M, banker.
Mitchell Samuel M & Son, general store.
Moran Edward, lumber. Mount W A & Co, grocers.
Musgrave M J, grocer. Oftering George A, meat market.
Olds Henry H, hotel. Ousler & Prewitt, boots and shoes. Phelps Francis P A, lawyer.
Philbrooks John IN, Proprietor Mason House, n w cor Main and Wash- ington. (See adr. ) Pratt Wm Y, justice of the peace. Reinhart Felix A, justice of the peace.
Renner Charles G, sewing machines.
Rhodes Samuel S, hardware.
Ritchey Elijah P, physician.
Robins & Kennedy, physicians.
Schaub Philip, tanner. Schnaites Frederick W, grocer.
Scott Jeff K, ins agt.
Sheppard Isaac D, saddles and barness.
Shields Eugene, wall paper.
Shirley Wm S, lawyer.
Skotzki Charles C, saloon.
Smith Charles F, furniture. +
Smock Henry A, ins agent. Stine Eusevius, flour mill.
Stine Henry, wagonmaker.
Sthair Luther, boot and shoemaker.
Talbott Henry J Rev (Methodist).
Tarleton & Egbert, druggists.
Thornburgh & Small, flour mill.
Tilford Benna, physician. Tilford Salem A, physician.
Tilford S A & S M, druggists.
Toner James E, grocer.
Van Valkenburgh William M, restaurant. Walker Alonze I, Agent Fair- land, Franklin and Martinsville Railroad. Warner Francis M, livery.
Warner Phoebe B Mrs, millinery.
Webb William, bakery.
Weekly Gazette, L O Callis prop.
Whitted Elmer E, books.
Wigginton & Deakins, grocers.
Woody Enoch M, general store.
MARTZ. Once known as Middle- bury, is a place of 250 inhabitants, one dis- trict and one graded school, two churches -- United Brethren and Baptist-one saw and one planing mill. It is located in Har- rison township, Clay county, 22 miles south of Brazil, the county seat, and one south of Clay City, on the T. H. & S. E. R. R., its shipping point. Mail daily. James Moody, postmaster. Arnett James Rev ( Baptist).
Bippus Frederick, shoemaker.
Brown W B, physician.
Ellenbarger George, undertaker.
Fitch Thomas, blacksmith.
Graber Wm, general store.
Hale L A, physician.
Harris Andrew, grocer. Horner Frank A, lawyer. Hurst FM, undertaker.
Klinger & Matter, four mill.
Lankford James F, wagonmaker. Long Wm H, grocer and justice. Moddre!l & Johns, planing mill. Royeison Charles, grocer.
C. BRADFORD,
Solicitor of Patents, Indianapolis, Ind. Fepecial attention jeed to complicated and difficult cases, Romanos, Interfer- ences, etc. References given if desired. Call or write for information.
" LUBEARD & CO.,
Law Publishers and Booksellers, INDIAN APOLIS.
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Shidler Alfred Rev ( United Brethren). Smith Phomia, hotel. , Stuernagle Wm, shoemaker. Strother O P, agrl implts.
MARYSVILLE. On the Jefferson- ville branch O. & M. Ry, in Oregon town- ship, Clark county, contains zoo inhabitants and is located 22 miles north of Jefferson- ville, the county seat. Live stock, wheat, lumber and staves are the shipments. Ex- press, O. & M. Mail daily. John V. Clapp, postmaster.
Bussey Wm Rev, clergyman.
Custer II, general store.
Clapp John V, Justice of the Peace. Harmon & Son, saw mill.
Jones J L., general store.
Mahan Jabez Rev, clergyman.
Mammoth Jacob L, blacksmith.
Smith Henry, saloon.
Taffinger Allen, gunsmith.
MATTSVILLE. A small place of probably 20 persons, in Hamilton county, distant 8 miles from Noblesville, the coun- ty seat, and 4 from Fisher's Switch, on the I. P. & C. Ry, its shipping depot. It has Methodist church and district school. Mail weekly. Robert Richardson, postmaster. Cook Frank, blacksmith. Hershey R C, physician.
Richardson Robert, General Store.
MAUCKPORT. On the Ohio river, in IJeth township, Harrison county, 14 miles south of Corydon comt house, con- tains 3co inhabitants, district school, Meth- odist and Christian churches. Its exports are wheat, corn, flour and potatoes. Ex- press, Adams. Mail daily. John Kaga, postmaster. Anderson James H, grocer.
Blake & Beanblossom, General Store.
Bodenstadt Hiram, blacksmith.
Butler John, barber. Carver Stephen, plasterer. Davison W HI Rey (Methodist). Debruler O E, physician. Fester A D, teamster. Fetchyew H, hotel. Flora W H, carpenter. Foster & Shuck, meat market. Garey & Applegate, Flour Mill. Gatzen Jacob, shoemaker. Gwartney & Byrum, flour mill. Jacobs L B, cooper.
Johnson John, justice of the peace.
Kaoa & Flora, Druggit .. Love & Davis, shoemaker ..
Love & Gwarthey, printers. Manck & Hays, drugs. Neely & Conrad, confectioners.
Pfeimmer Win Il, lawyer. IResorts IN ME, Carpenter. Stepro II, cooper.
Urbansky A, general store.
Wolfe L O P, physician.
Wolfe M A, insurance agent.
MAXINKUCKED. A watbring place and summer resort of considerable no- toriety, deriving its name from lake upon which situated, is in Umion town ship, Mor- shall county, on tri-weekly stage route from Plymouth, the county seat, distant 9 miles from Argos, on the 1. P. & C. Ry, and 12 from the county seat .. Mail tri-weekly. J. F. Wise, postmaster.
Benedict A T, saw mill.
Edwards Edward Ke, Hotel.
Norris A C, blacksmith.
Parker E & Co, general store.
Stevens O P, physician.
Wise J F, general store.
MAXVILLE. Spencer county. (Se Troy.)
MAXSTILLE. Allen county. (Sec Harlan.)
MAYWOOD. Four miles southeast of Indianapolis, on I. & V. R. R., in Wayne township, Marion county, claims a popula- tion of 100, and contains Methodist church and district school. Mail daily. EX. Peachee, Postmaster, Physician and Grocer.
MECHANICSBURG. Boone county. (See Reese's Mill. )
MECHANICSBURG. Is on daily stage route from Middleton, which is its shipping point, lying 4 miles north, on the P. C. & St. L. R. R., and is situated in Fall Creek township, Henry county, 13 miles northwest of New Castle court horse. Fall Creek furnishes water power to drive I woolen and 2 saw mills. Cherches. Meth- odist and Adventist. Population, 160. Mail daily. Luther O. Miller, postmaster. Adamson Thomas & Bro, Bour mill. Burris Elisha, blacksmith. Elliott John R, saw mill.
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Elliott & Cooper, general store. Fatic Jacob, live stock. Franklin & Brown, flour mill.
Ginn & Rent, carpenters. Goodwin N A, general store. Greenlee W A, shoemaker. Keesling W H & Co, grocers and hardware. Leibhardt Wm, woolen mill.
McCormack James, hotel.
McCormack Noah, wagonmaker.
McCurdy, Wm, harnessmaker.
Miller William R & Son, Un- dertakers and Manufacturers of Chairs and Pumps.
Moore J W, physician. Olden Wm C, physician. Recd W C, drugs. Weaver D S, furniture. Weeks Joseph, physician.
Wood C W, boots and shoes. Wood & Brown, blacksmiths.
MECHANICSVILLE. Popula- tion 50, is located in Center township, Van- derburgh county, 4 miles north of Evans- ville, the county seat and shipping point. Mail daily. Frank Zipp, postmaster, Martz E & L, blacksmiths. Moll J B, wagonmaker. Walters H, physician. Zipp Frank, grocer.
MEDARISVILLE. Having a population of 300, is located in White Post township, Pulaski county, on the L. N. A. & C. Ry., 16 miles west of Winamac, the county seat. The village has four churches -- 2 Methodist, one Lutheran, and one Catholic-and district schools. American Express. Mail daily. W. B. Nicoles, postmaster.
Callahan W G Rev (Methodist).
Elston & Calvert, general store. Falkner John, blacksmith. Faris James C, Lawyer. Farnsley James M, flour mill.
Frederick J J, grocer. Froelich August, dry goods.
Gatzke Fred, wagonmaker. Hansel E C, stock dealer. Henegar W A Rev (Christian). Horner E W & Co, general store. Hunt J G, live stock. Jones B F, physician. Jones W N, live stock. Kaupke John, harnessmaker. Kuster Henry, shoemaker. Linton Samuel, carpenter.
Lowe James A, general store.
McKinsey Bros, drugs. Maibour Fred, shoemaker. Middlestatt Christ, saloon. Nicoles Alston, carpenter.
Nicoles Vy Ha, Real Estate and Insu- rance Agent.
Rannell W S, physician.
Recker LE, physician. Stoffte NER, Blacksmith. Story John R, hotel.
Thompson J J Rev (Methodist). Williams A W & Bro, general store.
MEDORA. This village with 800 inhabitants is located in Carr township, Jackson county, on O. & M. Ry, S miles southwest of Brownstown, the county scat. The place has two churches-Methodist and Christian -- graded school, two ssw mills, flour and planing mills. The princi- pal exports are grain and live stock. O. & M. Express. Daily mail. D. W. Holmes, postmaster. Boas M L, physician.
EnEn W I, hotel. Davis I', agt O & MI Ry and express. Dougherty W T, blacksmith.
Emery E C, general store.
Fenley G M, grocer. Goss David, Meat Market.
Hall T D, wagonmaker.
Hampson Wm, barber. Hill & Wright, livery.
Holmes IF W, Confectioner.
Holmes J W, general store and flour mill.
Holmes L W, drugs.
Howard S B, physician.
James L L, blacksmith. Julian W F, jeweler.
Koerner W H, dry goods.
Lauer George, tanner.
Lockman Daniel, shoemaker. McMichael Mary, hotel.
Mc Millan J P, drugs.
MiGner KI E, Cooper.
Mullen James, saloon. Nixon J H, saw mill. Parker Charles, shoemaker.
Rinebolt George, wagonmaker.
Scott B F & Co, general store.
Smith & A, Blacksmith.
Tucker Charles, saloon. Weddle Hiram, grocer.
Weddle N S, justice of the peace. Wilson M V, physician. Vilson N C Mrs, Milliner. Zollman Henry, live stock.
BINGHAM, WALK & MAYBEW, )
INDIANAPOLIS, IND. )
GOLD-HEAD CANES!
WM. M. BELL/
Rents Houses und Farms, No. 307 Upper Wird St, Ecanseille, Ind.
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MELACTON. Randolph county. , (See Goodview.)
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MELTZER. Was established as a postoffice in 1879, and has a population of 100. It is located in Shelby county, distant 6 miles from Shelbyville court house. Mail received semi-weekly. Dominick Kappes,
postmaster. Baker J J, drain tile mnfr. Kappes Dominick , Wagonmaker. Meltzer Andrew, blacksmith. Meltzer Frank, carpenter.
Meltzer John H, saw mill. Zolle Joseph, planing mill.
MEMPILES. Seventeen miles north of Louisville, on the J. M. & I. R. R., is a village with a population of 250, located in Clark county, 16 miles north of Jefferson- ville. Silver creek furnishes power for driving flour mill. Lumber and four are the principal shipments. Express, Ameri- can. Mail daily. J. D. Coombs, post- master. Ball A L, general store. Bowell G W, hotel.
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