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Buchanan Stephen, blacksmith.
Coombs D D, general store.
Bro, Flour Mill. Coombs Madison, general store.
Gray Samuel, blacksmith.
Guernsey A B, cooper.
Guernsey Daniel, saw mill. Hurley Ambrose, shoemaker. Matthews Win, general store. Mcloy R, wagonmaker.
Reynol's James M, Physician. Weir Melvin, lawyer.
Weir T T, justice of the peace.
MENEELY. A rural postoffice in Clinton county, located 12 miles from Del- phi, the county seat and shipping point. Mail tri-weekly.
MEROM. Located on the east bank of Wabash river, in Sullivan county, is a pleasantly located village with a population of 500, 10 miles southwest of Sullivan, the county seat, and usual shipping point. The place has two churches -- Methodist and Christian -- graded school and Union Christ- ian College. Daily stage communication with Sullivan-fare 50c .- tri-weekly with Terre Haute-fare $1. Mail daily. H. H. Shideler, postmaster.
Adams & Crowder, four mill. Barker C II, blacksmith.
Beagle HI, druggist and hotel.
Blue ET, drugs. Colvin S, meat market.
Cooper Wm, cattle dealer.
Durham J L, physician.
Getinger IF Rev (Christian).
Graves H Rev (Christian).
Harper XE E, Physician.
Harper J B, physician. Heath A K, general store.
Larr D W, saw mill.
Reed Wmo T, blacksmith.
Roberts W D, coal mine.
Shideler VI II, General Store.
Smith C E Mrs, milliver.
Smith T C Rev (Christian), pres U C Col- lege. Sparks W P, undertaker.
Union Christian College, T C Smith pres. Wood H, cooper.
MERRIAM. Was formerly called Noblesville, and is a village and postoffice in Noble township and county, 9 miles due south of Albion, the county seat. Churu- busco, 8 miles southeast, on the Eel River Div. W. St. L. & P. Ry, is the shipping point. It contains 35 people, Christian church and district school. Mail semi-
weekly. N. B. Moore, postmaster.
Keister George, hardware.
Moore N B, Physician and Druggist. Raveby Wm, hotel.
Weinebrenner P Rev (Christian).
Weirich T M, general store and justice.
MERRILLVILLE. Ross town. ship, Lake county, has 130 inhabitants, graded school and Methodist church. It is located 6 miles north of Crown Point, the county seat and nearest rail approach. Has daily stage communication with Crown Point. J. P. Merrill, postmaster,
Brown Stephen I, physician.
Frazier John, wagonmaker.
Green Alvin, justice of the peace.
Hoffman Thomas, hotel.
Leonard Mat, blacksmith.
Merrill Jolin Fs, General Store.
Randolph L M, harnessmaker. Schiller John, shoemaker. Spanier John, wagonmaker.
Stonestreet Andrew, blacksmith.
'Thaver Charles Y., Assistant Post- master.
ALEMAJOR.A. Located in town- ship of same name, Franklin county, on W. W. V. R. R., and White Water diver,
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is a flourishing little village of 450 inhabi- tants, S miles northwest of Brookville, the county seat, and 75 southeast of Indiana- polis. It has three churches --- Methodist, Presbyterian and Christian --- graded and private school, and one hotel. Metamora in its lumber manufacture is the first town in the state, of comparative size, having ten saw mills. It has in addition to this branch of manufactory, a washing machine factory, two flour mills, and a stave factory. The river furnishes excellent water power which is only partially consumed, and will supply considerable more power than is now demanded of it, making an excellent opportunity for any kind of manufacturing interest. Hogs, cattle, wheat, corn, flour, lumber and staves are exported. Express, American. Mail daily. James Dawdy, postmaster.
Alley Hamlin, lumber.
Alley Jamies M', Dealer in Agricul- tural Implements and Saw Mills.
Allison Lafayette, grocer.
Bell Wm L, painter.
Blacklidge Alf, General Store, Lumber and Grain Dealer.
Blacklidge John H, lawyer.
Blacklidge Wm G, carpenter.
Brooks Thomas, shoemaker.
Chidester Robert, carpenter.
Clendenning Thomas W, agent W W VR R and Am Ex Co.
Connor & Patterson, physicians.
Davidson & Crawley, lumber.
Davis John, Lumber Manufacturer. (Sze edo.)
Dawdy James, Postmaster and Gen- eral. Store.
Dawdy Richard, confectionery.
Folkner Isaac'T, Wholesale and Re- tail Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Chemi- cals and Druggists' Sundries.
Gillespie James, justice of the peace.
Gordon Milton B, general store.
Hall George L, township trustee.
Hall Roland, hardware.
Hawkins Bros, washing machines.
High Edwin W, lawyer. Hudson IIenry, lumber. Jackson Joseph W, druggist and grocer. Lee John J, tailor. McClure & Co, flour mill. Maguire Wm W, physician. Martindale Amos, hotel.
Masters & Ryman, blacksmith.
Mathews Wm A & Co, general store.
Miller & Son, four mill.
Morford Elisha, saloon.
Murray Cobarn, lundar.
Neville George E Rey (Methodist). Pepper C & L., lumber.
Rubottem John J, photographer.
Stanb Joseph, Shoe and Ham . maker.
Swartz Wm, lumber.
Thomas James, carpenter.
Thorpe Christophe D. blickunith.
'Horpe & Williams, Undertal ;. ers.
Toler Francis P, wagonmaker.
Wiggans Thomas, staves and heading.
Wiley Jerome, lumber. Williams J & N, painters.
Zoler & Blacklidge, milliners,
METE.I. A postoffice in Bethlehem township, Cass county, 8 miles narthem; of Logansport, the county seat, will be village organization, the plate be in ts vicinity three churches-Baptist, Presbyte- rian and Methode .-- and district school. Mail tri-weekly. Jeptha Powell, postmaster. Jepthia Powell, Postimaster and General Store.
METZ. Stands on line between Rich- land and York townships, in Steuben county, 9 miles east of Angola, the county seat, and nearest rail approach. Contains United Brethren church and district school. Hastri-weekly stage route to Angola. Pop- ulation 200. Mail daily. N. Pettit, post- master.
Allman B, justice of the peace.
Austin Win, blacksmith.
Barfarow A J, carpenter.
Barron E, gunsmith.
Bechtol George Rev (United Brethren).
Bergman J, music teacher.
Dunham Lorenzo, stock dealer.
Ferrier Wm, saw mill.
Griffin R A Rev (Disciple).
Hall S A, milliner.
Hight James, harnessmaker.
La Rue & Hoose, carpenters.
McCain George, agricultural implements.
Pettit & Finala, General Store.
Rakestraw Caleb, hotel.
Rapp & La Rue, shoemakers.
Rummels D P, general store.
Schmiser John, wagonmaker. Shaffer & Shinower, flour mill.
Simmons I N, furniture.
Souders A, undertaker.
Stevens F A Mrs, milliner.
Stoner A B, drugs.
Townsend N B, live stock.
Capital City Cigar.
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Wetherell A J, livery. Williams John W, blacksmith. Wood Theodore F, physician. Woodcox N C, physician. Young A T, dentist.
MEXICO. Is a village containg 450 inhabitants, located on the Eel River Di- vision W. St. L. & P. Ry, and Eel River, in Jefferson township, Miami county, 5 miles north of Peru, the county seat. The river furnishes excellent water power, which is utilized to operate a furniture factory and four flour mills. The place has three churches-two Methodist and one Baptist- a graded school and one hotel. It ships furniture, wheat, corn, hogs, and cattle. Express, Pacific. Mail daily. James L. Willson, postmaster.
Armstrong Wm K, physician.
Centre House, B D Jacobs Proprie- tor.
Coe Alonzo D, physician.
Calvin & Heddens, painters.
Delp E I Rev (Baptis!).
Deniston E A, flour mill.
Densmore Wm, carpenter.
Edson Charles W, shoemaker.
Erb Jacob & Bro, flour mill.
Fike David, wagonincker.
Fischer Isaac Rev (German Baptist).
Ford J H Rev (Methodist).
Good Joseph, restaurant.
Graft & Griswold, grain dealers.
Griswold D, R R and L'x agent.
Ireland Wm, justice of the peace.
Jenkins Wm, shoemaker.
Kline Miller & Co, saw mill. Lawrence Elisha W, blocksmith.
Lesley Joseph, blacksmith.
McLain Win, constable.
Matthias James, barber.
Mexico Manufacturing Co, capital $10,coo, furniture ..
Mobley R H, wagonmaker. Moss Isaac; flour mill.
Neiswander Michael, cooper.
Olinger Elins, general store.
Ream Samuel, Bour mdl. Ridenour Louisa M Mis, druggist. Roods Lincoln P, sandles and harness. Skinner Samuel L, live stock. Stratton James, carpenter. Willson James L., postmaster.
Willson de Moman, General Stor. Wright Richard, meat market. .
NTAAMI. On the I. P. & C. Ry, in Deer Creek township, Miami county, 11 miles south of Pera, the county wal, 1 8 village containing 250 inhabitants, graded school, Methodist and Christian churche. Corn, wheat and hogs are shipped. J.x- press, United States, Siail daily. Mir. M. C. Kellison, postmaster. Armstrong A, physician.
Cassing ham J, blacksmith.
Cassingham T C, shoemaker.
Davis Bros, livery.
Davis G W, physician.
Davis T HI, physician.
Dos T J, Physician.
Dye H, blacksmith.
Ellis T H, wagonmaker.
Farmer E B, general store.
Gettinger Jesse, drugs.
Humrickhouse E, general store.
Kclison M C HErs, Millinery ani Fancy Goods. McCan H, physician. Phiester S L, blacksmith.
Pryor Wm B, shoemaker.
Reeder J W, justice of the peace.
Smalley Henry, physician.
Smalley Johan, Drugs.
Tubbs A, flour mill.
Van Winkle Charles L, general store.
MICHIGAN CITY. Daiving its name from Lake Michigan, upon which it is situated, is a flourishing and rapidly im- proving city of 7,000 inhabitants, located in LaPorte county, 12 miles northwest of La-
Manufacturer of and Dealer in all kinds of
HARD WOOD LUMBER.
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Porte, the county seat. Its 'railroads are the Michigan Central, Indianapolis, Peru & Chicago, and Louisville, New Albany & Chicago. Distant from Chicago 56 miles (by rail), and from Indianapolis 161 miles. Eight business firms are extensively en- gaged in the Jumber business, and the place justly claims the largest lumber trade of any city in the State. Among the promi- nent features of the city is the Northern In- diana prison, fine school and church build- ings, a national bank, two newspapers-the Enterprise and Dispatch-five hotels, and good busines blocks. Franklin street, the principal business thoroughfare, is a beauti- ful street, and gives the city quite a met- ropolitan appearance. In
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addition 10 its large lumber interests there are to be found a flour mill, corset manufactory, car works, planing mill, chair manufactory, broom factory, cooper shop and refrigerator manufactory. Michigan City has Ameri- can and United States Express offices and the usual mail and telegraphic facilities. Uriah C. Follett, postmaster.
Aicher Simon, furniture.
American Express Co.
Bartholomew V W & Co, hardware.
Baumann Chas, boots and shoes.
Baumgarten Bros, grocers.
Becks John, jeweler.
Behan David, boot and shoemaker.
Behrens Daniel, saloon,
Berglund Chas G, saloon.
Berwanger Henry, saloon.
Bowen M F Mrs, hotel.
Breece & Tuthill, lawyers.
Bremmer Henry, saloon.
Brinkman Wm, meat market.
Brockus M J Mrs, grocer.
Bullard James M, shoemaker.
Carstens C F HI, dry goods.
Case Decatur E, Livery, Sale and Feed Stable, rear Jewell House. (See adv.) Cissna J & Co, painters.
Coburn, Jones & Co, lumber.
Cochrane John R, sewing machines.
Cohn Jacob, boots and shoes.
Colborn A R & Co, lumber.
Cole E Z, physician.
Cole Nelson V, jeweler. Coles Bros, barbers.
Cook John P & Son, lumber.
Crane Clifford H, druggist.
Cutler & Savidge, lumber. Dabbert & Pitsch, dry goods.
Debre John, grocery.
Deming Charles O & Co, clothing. Deming & Oliver, 'grocers.
De Wolfe Charles E, dry goods.
De Wolfe C E & Bro, hardware.
Dollman Joseph & Son, millers.
Doran Patrick, agt American Ex Co, 19 Franklin.
Earl Alfred F, Livery, Sale and Feed Stable, Michigan.
Eastman Edvin R, grocer.
European Hotel, JE Shults Pro- prietor, Franklin.
Feallock Fred, boots and shoes.
Fethke Chas, cigar minfr.
Finske & Sullivan, grocers.
First National Bank, Capital- $100,000, George Ames President, Walter Vail Cashier, cor Franklin and Michi gan.
Flowers Henry, restaurant.
Flueckiger John, saloon.
Follet Uriah C, postmaster.
Ford, Johnson & Co, chair mnfrs.
Fosdick Wm, dentist.
Francis II H, propr Michigan City Dis- patch, 231 Franklin.
Godfrey Walter R, physician.
Godfrey W R & Son, druggists.
Graessle Adam, saloon.
Haddock Joseph E, drugs.
Hall A C jr, laundry.
Hamrick C C, physician.
Haring August, saloon.
Harris Fletehier, Proprietors Jewell House, Franklin.
Mart George VA, Jeweler, 46 Frank- lin.
Hart Wm, saloon.
Haskell & Enrker, Car Co, F Haskell President, H T Haskell Treas- urer, N P Rogers Secretary, J H Barker General Manager, Car Manufacturers. Hausen & Frehse, merchant tailors.
Heeg Leonard, saloon.
Henoch Israel H, clothing.
Hoffman John, boots and shoes,
Holden Geo R, jeweler.
Holdom Robert, baker.
Holstein Ann A Miss, millinery.
Hopper James S & Son, Whole- sale and Retail Lumber, Franklin. (See adv.)
Innes S E, Physician, 29 Franklin. (Se adr. ) Jernegan Thomas, propr Michigan City Enterprise.
Jewell House, Harris & Fletcher Proprietors, Franklin.
Johnson Benjamin S, carpenter and builder. Kieffer Bros, dry goods. Klopfer R. C, drugs.
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Kloepfer & Bofinger, dry goods.
Kluge & Co, meat market.
Knubbe Fred, clothing. Knubbe Michael, saloon.
Krantz Fred, merchant tailor.
Kreutler John, saloon.
Krueger John, saloon.
Krueger Martin, insurance agt.
Kuhs Charles, saloon.
Kull Gabriel, saloon.
Lachowski Emma, millinery.
Lambka Bros, grocers.
Leusch Fred, barber, Franklin.
Lindsley Robert A, cigars and tobacco.
Little Henry T, propr Union Hotel.
Lombard Miran N, Dentist, 67 Franklin.
Lottes Joseph F, saloon.
Lowe Elias M, lawyer.
Marsh D & G, lumber.
Martz & Sothman, groceries and crockery. Mecher Charles, grocer.
Meese & Zahm, groceries.
Mellor Wm, dry goods,
Merrell Edward G, furniture.
Meyer Fred L, Saloon and Board- ing, Michigan.
Meyer H & Co, clothing.
Michigan City Enterprise, cor Franklin and Michigan.
Miller Fred E, meat market.
Miller & Ebert, meat market.
Moritz Henry, clothing.
Mullen Alexander y jr, Physi- cian and Surgeon, Assistant Surgeos to North Indiana State Prison, Office 71 Franklin. Norton Geo P, cigar unfr.
Nourse W D & Co, Enit goods mnfrs.
Nugent Joseph, restaurant.
Ohming Wm, grocer.
Oppermann Henry, dry goo ls.
Orr J S & G C, undertakers.
Ott Phillip, furniture.
Pahl John, boots and shoes.
Peck & Son, limber.
Peo Charles A, saloon.
Peters Christ, saloon.
Rabe Wm, saloon.
Ravell Jesse, grocer.
Renkawitz John, architect.
Sadenwater & Meyer, grocers.
Sammans Wni A, grocer.
Schausten August, hotel.
Schneider Alfred, Books, Station- ery, Cigars, etc, 46 Franklin.
Livery, Scle and Feed Stable,
Competent Drivers. Fine Herses.
First-Class Turnouts Furnished on Short Notice.
Also agent for Studebaker and other Vehicles. Bus to all trains. Stable in alley, rear of Jewell House. D. D. Caso, Prop., Michigan City, Ind.
JAMES S. HOPPER. HENRY S. HOPPER.
J. S. HOPPER & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Lumber, Shingles, Lath and Coal.
Special attention given to illing bills of timber for railroad bridges.
Planing Mill connected with yard.
Office Cor. Franklin and Second Sts., MICHIGAN CITY, IND.
OLD BOOKS BOUGHT Communications Promptly Answered.
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Schoenemann & Ashton, grocers.
Schultz Henry, physician. Schwager Nicholas, saloon. Selleck Captain E, boots and shoes. Selleck Wm IT, boots and shoes.
Seymour Marian Miss, milliner.
Sherman Mason &, Physician and Surgeon, cor Franklin and Michigan. Shires & Eddy, grocers.
JE, Proprietor European Hotel.
Sieb & Voigt, grocers. Siegele & Goerg, grocers.
Siegman & Krueger, blacksmiths.
Slater & Spencer, blacksmiths.
Smith Refrigerator & Mnig Co.
Snook Jonathan, justice of the peace.
Snyder & Berryhill, planing mill.
Sovereign Lewis H, physician.
Staiger & Klopsch, hardware.
Stephenson M J, blacksmith.
Stevens W V, photographer.
Stickles Nelson G, merchant tailor.
Talifaro S G, barber.
Tallchiff D, physician.
Thornton & Orr, Lawyers and In- surance Agents, rear First National Bank. Tillotson A G, physician. Union Hotel, cor Franklin and R R.
United States Express Co, 19 Franklin. Vanschoyck & Volheim, broom mnfrs.
Vehlen John, painter. Vehlen Peter J, harnessmaker.
Veblen Win HI, harnessmaker.
Voice E S Mrs, millinery.
Vreeland & Dibble, corset mnfrs, Michigan. Walge Wmn H, boots and shoes.
Waltz F W, saloon. Warkentine IIenry F, bakery. Weiler Jacob, boots and shoes.
Wells Louise Mrs, milliner. Winterbotham J H & Sons, coopers. Willson, Martin & Co, lumber. Wolter & .Gasper, grocers. Woodward Warren D, carriage mnfr. Zorn Philip, brewer.
MICHIGANTOIN. This village of 600 inhabitants, is located in Michigan township, Clinton county, on the F. & K. R. R., 7 miles northwest of Frankfort, the county seat. Contains two saw mills, planing mill, stave and heading factory, flour mill, three churches -- Christian, Methodist and Baptist --- and graded school, Grain and flaxseed are the principal exported articles. Daily mail. American Express. A. S. Hutchinson, postmaster. Absion J M, physician.
Barnes J A, physician.
Bishop & Co, meat market.
Black J F, blacksmith.
Brooks R O, justice of the peace.
Carroll W J, R R and Ex agent.
Daniels L II, carpenter.
Douglass I W, physician. Douglass & Co. groceries.
Gaskill R S, grain elevator.
Hankins O P Rev (Christian).
Hedgecock J S, grocer.
Hedgecock & Bro, shoemakers.
Hutchinson A G, Drugs and Gro- Ceries, Hutchinson Mrs, hotel.
Isenberger H, grocer.
Lowden Win, saw and planing mill.
Merritt G HI, dry goods.
Price J W, fone naill.
Reed C S, cattle dealer.
Rodenberger W F, saloon.
Stafford J M Rev ( Methodist).
Strange Wm, physician.
Weaver I D, stave and heading mufr.
Whiteman & Murphy, blacksmiths.
Wills A, livery.
MIDDLEBORO. Wayne county. (See Cov's Ali!ls.)
MIDDLEBURY. Clay county. (See Martz. )
MIDDLEBURY. Is located on Little Elkhart creek, which furnishes pow- er to operate two flour mills, in township of same name, connty of Elkhart, If miles northeast of Goshen, the county seat, and 6 south of Vistula, on the L. S. & M. S. Ry, its shipping point. Contains 1,000 inhabi- tants, three churches and good graded high school. Mail daily. James G. Myers, postmaster. Alley Henry, shoemaker. Blackmore B Rev (Methodist).
Cooper J L, harnessmaker.
Derkus Henry G, hotel.
Elliott & Foster, hardware.
Foster & White, general store.
Frey I S, blacksmith.
Gross A S, dry goods. Hani W F, physician. Heatwale J H, physician. Hofflinger M, hotel and undertaker.
Hutchinson Joseph, wagonmaker. Hutchinson M W, blacksmith.
Kindig J H, wagonmaker. Ludwig J R, flour mill.
Martin S E, druggist and physician.
On all matters pertaining to iS Hubbard Block, Indianapo- ial, and given careful and
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MICHIGAN CITY, IND.,
Medical . Bathing Institute.
ESTABLISHED JANUARY 15, 1879.
DR. S. B. INNES' UNFAILING SPECIFIC FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS, DYSPEPSIA, CON- STIPATION, BILLIOUS ATTACKS, SICK HEADACHE, CHILLS AND FEVER, ETC.
This is a preparation of my own, and contains no mineral med- icines. Any person using it as directed, and it should fail to do as above stated, I will refund the amount paid for it, at my office.
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We, the undersigned, citizens of Michigan City, having tried Dr. S. B. Innes' treat. ment, and having received so much benefit from it, desire and wish our friends, and the public at large, to know that we unhesitatingly recommend it to all. We are folly satisfied from experience, that the doctor is fully competent to treat with success the numerous diseases he offers to cure. We have always found Dr. Innes at his post, ready to attend the wants of his patients-always found him an affable, agrecable and courteous gentleman. We therefore most cordially recommend him to the afflicted :
A. E. VAN DEUSEN, JOHN O'BRIEN, S. G. TALIFARO, A. T. VREELAND, MRS. E. VARNES,
C. W. WOODS,
C. C. RUGGLES,
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MRS. JAMES PELION,
MRS. L. MONARY, P. H. YOUNG,
B. SHARP, I. H. HOWARD.
I. S. WELNER,
I also refer to the following gentlemen:
COBURN, JONES & CO., Lumber Merchants. CAPT. J. F. MCBRIDE, Steamer T. W. Snook, H. I. LITTLE, Proprietor Union Hotel. FORD & JOHNSON, Prison Contractors. J. E. HADDOCK, Druggist. GEO. SMITH, Smith Refrigerator Co.
VREELAND & DIFFLE, Ponauza Corset Man'frs. C. O. DEMING, Clothing Merchant. W. I. MARTEN, Lumber Merchant.
CHARLES H. COOK, Lumber Merchant, Montague, Mich.
H. R. HARKIS, Prop'r Jewell House.
M. J. STEPHENSON, Blacksmith. ORR BROTHERS, Contractors.
CULBERT BROTHERS, Contractors. J. E. DEWoLr, Hardware.
W. B. HUTCHINSON, Com. Me.clay !. JAS. R. DEWOLF, Hardware Merchant.
ALBERT A. BOECKLING, General Machine Agent.
NO"In fact I refer to any reputable gentleman in the city of Michigan City, Ind.
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Mather C S, grocer. Miller & Naylor, clothing. Murkin G F, physician. Myers Frank, blacksmith. Myers Jamies 12, Flour Mill. Prescott O O & A S, hardwarc.
Putt F L, physician. Scott Jacob, shoemaker. Smith J J, druggist and physician. Smith R J Mrs, milliner. Stutts C & Sons, general store. Walter. Joseph, grocer. Wright John, harnessmaker.
MIDDLE FORK. Settlement of about 100 people, in Warren township, Clinton county, 14 miles northeast of Frankfort court house, and 6 north of Rus- siaville, on the F. & K. Ry. Union church and district school. Mail daily. M. H. Gard, postmaster. Aughe Wm, blacksmith.
Bowers V, physician.
Catron A, hog dealer.
Floyd E R, druggist.
Gard M H, general store.
Gard O, physician. Milner C If, hog dealer.
Morrison O A, physician.
Rodkey S S, drugs and dry goods.
Stoller Howard, tanner.
MIDDLETON. Howard county. (See West Middletown.)
MIDDLETOWN. Allen county.
(See Root.)
MIDDLETOWN. ty. (See New Middletown.)
Harrison coun-
MIDDLETOWN. Is located in Fall Creek township, Henry county, 12 miles northwest of New Castle, the county seat, on the P. C. & St. L. Ry. This is an enterprising village of 750 inhabitants, con- taining Methodist and United Brethren churches, and a graded high school. Corn, wheat, flaxseed, and hogs are the chief ex- ports. Express, American. Telegraph, Western Union. Mail daily. J. D. Far- rell, postmaster. Albright C P, drugs. Allison Albert T, tailor. Barton W II, grocer. Bates Bros, livery. Bradatu Eres, Saw Mill. Burr C HI, tanner.
Burr C II & Co, saddler ..
Bushing Andrew, agricultural implis. Chenoweth base N, grocer.
Conner NE Ales, Milliuer. Craven W L, shoemaker.
Crickenbarger D HI, painter.
Cusic J, jeweler. Daniels Bros, four mill.
Davis B H, Jumbo and R Kant. Everett T, shoemaker. Farrell J D & Co, General Store. Favors Jobn, saloon.
Franklin Milton, agricultural implements. Gephart S, carpenter.
Good Jacob, blackemith. Griffiths R, physician.
Griffiths & Nixon, hardware.
Groendyke James, tile mnfg.
Gross Win, saw mill.
Hess L A, drugs.
KOster J, Restaurant.
Miller Bros, drugs.
Nichols M E Mrs, dry goods. Quinn V, furniture.
Reed C M, saloon.
Rodecon la, Saw Mill.
Sanders & Yount, general store.
Sheet H Miss, milliner.
Tarkleson George, saddler.
Trout R A, blacksmith.
Tykle Frederick, furniture. Wagner W R, grocer. Welsh Jennie & Co, milliners. Welsla HEN, Physician. Wilson R I, shoemaker.
Young J'A, general store.
MIDDLETOWN. Owen county. (See Arney.)
MIDDLETOWN. Is the location of 75 persons, in Liberty township, Shelby county, 8 miles southeast of Shelbyville, the county seat. Waldron, 11/2 miles west, is its shipping point and postoffice. Donnell T N & Son, general store. Gross Feter, General Store. Henning Charles, cabinetmake -.
Hughes Alex, blacksmith.
Lindner Otto, shoemaker.
Morris I G, general store.
Nicely Zack, saloon.
Scherer Fred, wagonmaker.
Smith Wm, blacksmith. Wagoner Lafayette, drugs.
MIDDLETOWN. Vigo county. (See Prairie Creck.)
DINGHAM, WALE & MATIEW.
ANIMANAPOLIS, INEN.
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Real Estate and Mortouger
Evansville, Ind.
MID AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. MID 527
MID WAY. Grass township, Spencer county, is a village containing 150 inhabi- tants, located 10 miles northwest of Rock- port, the county seat, and same distance southwest of Boonville, either of which are shipping points, contains three churches -- Baptist, Methodist and Presbyterian --- and graded school. Tobacco and grain are exported. Daily mail stage route to Boonville and Rockport-fare to cach place 5oc. Mail daily. J. G. Meyers, postmas- ter.
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