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Abshier John, general store.
Armstrong Stephen, grocer.
Daily T J, physician.
Ely J E, physician.
Hudson James HI, blacksmith.
Lloyd E, township trustee.
McVay G W, notary.
Meyers John G, General Store.
Rhoades E L, physician.
Wright Thomas, physician.
MIER. Situated on the P. C. & St. L. Ry, in Richland township, Grant coun- ty, 9 miles northwest of Marion, the coun- ty seat, contains 200 inhabitants, district school, Universalist and Methodist churches, and exports wheat, corn, hogs, cattle and flax. Express, United States. Mail daily. WVm. Paulus, postmaster.
Antrim A C, justice of the peace.
Barns Wm, drugs.
Compton Joseph S, blacksmith.
Flowers Folin, Saw Mill.
Goodman H H, wagonmaker.
Irvine John, general store.
Lillard H E, barber.
Lillard Wm, stock dealer.
Lony D P, lawyer. Paulus H J, lawyer. Paulus WWan, Lawyer.
Rees E, grain dealer, R R and Ex agent. Tisor Wm R, druggist and physician.
MIFFLIN. A village of 300 popula- tion, is in Union township, Crawford coun- ty, 15 miles northwest of Leavenworth, the county seat and landing. There is Metho- dist church and district school here. Mail tri-weekly. Wm, HI. Ott, postmaster.
Bunch J, cooper. Dowthett James, shoemaker. Froman V F, flour and saw mill.
Goodson Wm, cooper. Helmbricht A, shoemaker. Miller Fred, cattle dealer. Ott Malachi, hotel.
Ott Warm If, General Store.
Robinson E, Blacksmith. Seaton John, blacksmith.
MILAN. This is a village of 250 in. habitants on the O. & M. Ky, in Franklin township, Ripley county, 8 miles min Cheant of Versailles, the county scat. It has two churches -- Methodist and Univer siu- and district school. Grain, ling, Saddle. trees and lumber are exported. Lapre- O. & M. Mail daily. Frank Denniin. postmaster.
Barkley Thomas M, blacksmith.
Beall E M, carpenter.
Bigney V M, drugs.
Bricka Godfrey, stoves and tinware.
Deunison Franic, General Store.
Dever Jackson, huckster.
Durham N C, flour mill.
Ellis J W, huckster.
Harding Sel S, general store.
Hill Geo E, general store.
Kizowitom Edward, Handle Man- ufacturer.
Luhring Christian, saddletree mnfr.
Marshall FO, R R and Ex agent.
Papet R N, handle mnfr.
Radley W C, stoves and tinware.
Shockley € 6, Carpenter.
Tanner Andrew, hotel.
Taylor F F, huckster.
Wiss Jacob, general store, furniture and . undertaker.
MILFORD. Decatur county. (See Clifty.)
MILFORD. With São inhabitants, is located in Van Buren township, Koscius- ko county, on the C. W. & M. Ky., 14 miles north of Warsaw, the county seat, 50 northwest of Ft. Wayne, and 105 southeast of Chicago. Turkey Creek furnishes water power to operate one flour mill. Lumber is the principal manufactured and exported article, supporting 6 saw mills, all of which are in a flourishing condition. The village contains two churches-Methodist Christian-graded school and two hotels. Fxpress, United States. Telegraph, West- ern Union. Daily mail. Charles C. Rey- nolds, postmaster.
Ashbrook James H, leather dealer.
Becknell David W, druggist. Becknell Irvin J, physician. Betts George P, blacksmith.
Burris Wm H, harnessmaker. Cammack Thomas, physician. Colender & Brumbaugh, saw mill.
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Cramer John, hotel.
Delamater Merrick L., hardware. Dennis Wm HI HI, lawyer. Edgar Wm, saloon.
. Folkner Mart, dry goods. Felkner Neil, grocer. Garrett & Shipley, hardware. Gilkison & Milliore, dressmakers. Gilpin E P, physician. Groves Frank P, druggist. Groves Wm E, justice of the peace. Gyer Bros, saw mill.
Hall Isaac, lawyer.
Higby Edward, lawyer. Hoopingarner Ben F, livery stable. Hoopingarner I J, physician.
Huggins Ed, shoemaker.
Hunter Charles, harnessmaker. Jones Madison B, cabinetmaker.
Kochan Levi, physician.
Kleder George IN, Bakery and Dealer in Groceries, Queensware, Etc., Main.
Krouse Jacob, barber. Lash W Rev (Methodist).
Lay Gardner, furniture. McCahill Neil, flour mill.
McGowan Mary J Mrs, hotel. MeLaughlin Jacob C, justice of the peace.
Miles Preston F, general store.
Miles & Banta, boots and shoes.
Miller & Fisher, saw mill.
Miller & Whetten, grain dealers.
North Samuel J, lawyer. Paul James F, physician. Pigeon Piper, blacksmith.
Quilty John, wagop mnfr.
Rhorer Enoch, meat market.
Reynolds Charles C, Druggist, Grocer and Postmaster.
Robinson John, saw mill. Rupp Fred, blacksmith.
Shoup Abraham, cooper. .
Skelley & Shaler, general store.
Smith Edwin, brick mufr.
Sparklin Charles A, grocer.
Sparklin Rose Mrs, milliner.
Sumpter James, saw mill.
Torrance Frank W, agt U S Ex Co and C W & M Ry. Williams Dell, saw mill.
MILLEDGEVILLE. Population 73, located in Harrison township, Boone county, 512 miles south of Lebanon, the county seat and place of shipment. Mail semi-weekly. D. W. S. Hilligoss, post- miaste1. Dodson John, justice of the peace.
Eagan John, saw mill.
IDILERIZOSS E W S, Physician. Klinhantz Leonard, Constable. Mullen Patrick, Shoemaker. Pinnell JE, general store. Troutman John M, Machsmith. Viehto Leonard, carpenter. Woodard Wm, justice of the prare. Wyatt A, carpenter.
MILL CREEK. Was established al a postoffice in 1875, with a population ! 25, is located in Lincoln tocombip. L: Porte county, on the N. W. G. T. Ry., 12 miles southeast of LaPorte, the county seat. Mail daily. Wm. 11. Conom, post- master. Collom Bros, Draggists and Grocers. Steavison John, saloon.
MILLERSBURG. Orange county. (See Stamper's Great.)
MILLERSBURG. Whitely coun- ty. (See Cellamer.)
MILLERSBURGH. I. a village containing Soo inhabitants, 4 churches --- Presbyterian, Lutheran, Metholist and German Refor !--- graded school, I four and 2 saw mills. Its location is in Climion township, Elkhart county, on air line divi- sion of the L. S. & M. S. Ry. 714 miles southeast of Goshen, the county s.at. Daily stage from Benton ; fare, 25c. Ex- press, United States. Mail daily. Solo- mon Miller, postmaster. Bachelder J A, shoemaker.
Barnard Wm T, drugs. Beck D F, shoemaker.
Diddle Joseph, Carpenter.
Christiner Rosanna Whis, General Store.
Christiner T Miss, milliner.
Cook J J Rev (Presbyterian) .
Ell's Eugene A, grocer.
Foltz Jacob, carpenter.
Hawks Bros & Goff, hardware.
Hodgson E V, agt LS & M'S Ry.
Jenkins S B, physician.
Jennings W J, physician. Kiblinger P F, hardware. Konance L, Mrs, grocer.
Miller Solomon, Postmaster.
Myers F M, saw mill.
Myers John D, carpenter. Pence John, general store.
Rex John, hotel. Royal James E, blacksmith.
Eltziel && Folisa-mix, flour Mi!l.
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Shafer J Rev (Lutheran). Smith I T, harnessmaker.
Smith S, shoemaker. Sommers B, physician. Steinbarger G, agt U S Ex Co. Unger P Miss, milliner.
Weyburn S H, hotel.
WVidner Henry, wagonmaker.
Widner John, blacksmith.
Wilson EH, General Store. Witmer Dr, physician.
Witmer S W, saw mill.
Zeigler Rev (German Reforni).
MILLERSBURGI. Warrick county. (See Canal.)
MILLERSPORT. Dubois county. (Sce Duff.)
MILLER'S STATION Lake county. (See Vander' i'.)
MILLERSVILLE. A discontin- ued postoffice in Washington township, Marion county, 7 miles north of Indianap- olis and 11g east of Malott Park, on I. P. & C. Ry, which is the place of shipment and of receiving mail. Fall creek furnishes water power to operate a flour mill.
Caldwell John, blacksmith.
Karer Frederick, carpenter. Kern Lewis, grocer. Sally G W & Son, flour mill.
MIELGROVE. On P. C. & St. L. Ry, in Jackson township, Blackford county, with 50 inhabitants, district school, United Brethren and Methodist churches, is sit- uated 6 miles southeast of Hartford City, the county seat, and ships wheat, corn, oats, hogs, cattle and lumber. Mail daily. Rob- ert Lanning, postmaster. Caldwell David C, physician. Dowden Samuel, blacksmith. Knight & Reaves, saw mill. Lanning Robert, General Store. McFarland John E, physician. Racer & Shroyer, grain dealers. Ream Mary D, grocer. Reaves Louis, justice of the peace. .
MILLIOUSEN, A village located in Marion township, Decatur county, has a population of 400, and is located 10 miles south of Greensburg, the seat of justice and nearest rail approach, contains Catholic church and school. Has tri-weekly stage communication with Green burg. Mail re- 34
ceived tri-weekly. Joseph Herbat, PM. master.
Alexander James, lawyer.
Bessler George, saw mill.
ERalita Tolom, Carpenter.
Halter A, cooffer.
Hardebeck J A, hotel.
JIardebes !: J B, hotel.
ITurdebeek J W, draps.
Herbert & Hours, Tanner, Shod and farnes makers.
Hilt S B, physician.
Incele 1., furniture aufr.
Keller Porent, Prid: Manufaconer.
Koors D. Hon and saw mill.
Koors & Hanlebeck, general store and! tailors.
Love S T, cattle dealer.
Moorman E Mre, genaal store and four mill.
Myers J HL, justice of the preare.
Peppersack Win Res (Catholic).
Reamy Wm, physician.
Redelman Ifenry, cooper and justice.
Rithlake G, hotel.
Celicidler Adam, Saloon.
Scheidler John, wagonmaker.
Snell Wm, saw mill.
Stolz C, shoemaker.
Vonderhaide H, carpenter.
Voshoelter H, woolen mill.
Waldeck Faceh, Carpenter.
Zapfe B, general store and tailor.
MILLPORT. A small hamlet in Washington county, on the Museotatak river, JI miles north of Salem, the county seat. Medora, 7 miles north on the O. c. M. Ry, is the shipping point. Mail week. ly. N. L. Jackson, portmaster.
Denny George, justice of the peace.
Earley Rev ( Methodist).
Elliott John, blacksmith.
Gregory Wm, justice of the peace.
Haley C & Co, general store. Haley E & H, flour mill.
MILLS CORNERS, Knows locally as West Liberty, with 125 inhabitants, is located in Jackson township, Jay county, 7 miles north of Portland court house andl 2 west of Bryant, on the G. R. & I. R. R. Mail semi-weekly. J. Y. Cood, pastina .. ter. Baker Wm, agent.
Brandeburg Moses, broom mnfr. Carmer L M, grocer. Coodi J V, General Store. Hardy John, stock dealer.
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Spade Wm Rev (Christian).
Wheat W, justice of the peace. Williams S K, stock dealer.
MILLTOWN. Asettlement of 100 persons on Big Blue River, in Whisky Run township, Crawford county, zo miles north of Leavenworth, the county seat and ship. ping point. One flour mill derives water power from the river. Mail received from New Albany semi weekly by stage, fair $1,00. William L. Schwartz, postmaster. Atz August, hotel and blacksmith.
Atz Christian, blacksmith.
Baylor George W, physician ..
Cadwallader Walter R, general store. Eddleman Isaac W, general store, Funk John W, carpenter. Hostetter Bros, flour mill. Saunders James F, physician. Schwartz Wim LL, General Store. Spencer Major We, Hotel. Summers & Summers, blacksmiths. Trotter Wm, drugs.
MILLVILLE. In Liberty town- ship, Henry county, on the P. C. & St. I .. Ry., 6 miles due east of New Castle, the county seat, has three churches, one acad- emy, and 200 inhabitants, Its exports con- sist of grain and live stock. Express, American, Mail daily. J. A. Stafford, postmaster.
Bland C, blacksmith.
Bromback Isaac, general store. Bruner John, grocer and shoemaker. Covalt D, wagonmaker.
Faulk Harry, wagonmaker.
Howran C A C, Saw mill.
Howran Sallie, hotel.
McSherley Eli, carpenter. .
McSherley W R, meat market.
Neff Daniel, blacksmith. Newhouse Wm, blacksmith. Pressel J R, live stock. Stafford Horace, livery.
Stafford James A, General Store, Physician and Agent American Express Company. Stafford Lixzie, Hotel. Stratton J D, wagonmaker. Welker Alfred, justice of the peace. Wisehart S D, grain.
MILLIFOOD. Located in Scott township, Kosciusko county, is a rural postoffice 15 miles northwest of Warsaw, the county seat. Etna Green, on P. Ft, W. &
C. Ry., 6 miles south, is the nearit isil- road depot. The village has two charche -Christian and Bapti :. Mail semi-week- ly. Valentine Ihmman, posfronter. Balsley G W, saw and planing mill. B.huer Jacob, sba
Music, Cider and Sorghum Mill, Justles and Collector. Jones Wie B Rev (Christian), justice. Love J W, physician. Messimore joseph Kov ( Advent). Miller DN Rey (Christian). Shively David Rev (Baptist).
Snyder Hiram, saw mill.
MILLNER'S CORNERS. Green township, Hancock county, with a population of so, is located 13 mikes perth of Greenfield, . county seat. Fortville, 10 miles west on the C. C. C. & I. Ry., is the shipping point. Mail semi-weekly. Wood Van Zandt, postmaster.
MILROY. On Little Flat Rock river, Anderson township, Rush county, with a population of 300, is located 8 miles south of Rushville, the county seat, on C. J. c. ]. & J. M. & I. R. R.s., and 12 miles north of Greensburg, on the C. I. St. L. & C. R. R. The village has three churches -- Methodist, Christian and Newlight, The river fur- nishes power for a flour mill. Daily stage connection with Rushville-fare 75c-and Greensburg - fare $1. Mail daily. R. Dorste, postmaster.
Ballenger Asa, harness,
Halleuger Orestes, Assistant Post- master. Banta M, hotel.
Barton Dr, physician.
Barton John C, general store.
Bell Wm, blacksmith.
Dorste I, General Store.
Elstun G B & H HI, general store.
Fate George, barber.
Gwinnup Charles, blacksmith. Innis Ed, general store. Jackman Dr, physician.
Jimmerle J, justice of the peace.
Jones, Richey & Stewart, meat market. Jones & Stewart, general store.
Morman & Moster, boots and shoes,
Richey A, blacksmith.
Riley Dr, physician.
Wagers 12, Physician. Smith Sol R, blacksmith. Thomas S C, physician.
A. L. WRIGIIT & CO.,
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MILTON. Vigo county. . (See Hun- , ter.)
MILTON. Has 1,200 inhabitants, and is a pleasant village located in Wash- ington township, Wayne county, on the White Water Valley and Ft. Wayne, Mun- cie & Cincinnati Railroads, 16 miles south- west of Richmond, the county seat, and 52 east of Indianapolis. The White Water river flows by the village and furnishes ex- cellent water, which is partially utilized to operate one flour mill. It has a graded school, two Friends, one Methodist and one Disciple church, one hotel, furniture fac- tory, a foundry, machine shop and a saw mill. Daily stage connection with Can- bridge City-fare foc, and Dublin -- fare 20c. Express, American. 'Mail daily. M. . M. Callaway, postmaster.
Adams Samira Mrs, dressmaker.
Baker Henry L, boots and shoes. Baker Leopold, boots and shoes.
Barrickman James M, physician.
Bartell Frank, shoemaker.
Booth Theodore Z, grocer.
Booth Wm Rev (Church of God) .
Bragg Wm A, meat market.
Brown J & Son, grocers.
Burner Samuel A, physician.
Callaway George W, wool dealer.
Callaway Moses M, postmaster and drug- gist.
Commins I L & Co, furniture.
Coons James, saw mill.
Dorsey Machine Co, D P Leibhardt sec, and treas.
Ferris Win, wagonmaker.
Gregsby James M, druggist.
Hamlin W S Rev (Methodist)
Harvey Sarah L Mrs, milliner.
Higgenbotham Lewis F, agi American Ex Co and W W V R R.
Hoshour Philander J, stoves and tinware. Johnson Wm, meat market. Jones F M & Co, hardware.
Jones & Gresh, dry goods.
Kribs Jacob, merchant tailor.
Lantz T B, justice of the peace.
Lantz Bros, undertakers. Lemon Sarah Mrs, milliner. Leverton & Barker, blacksmiths.
McCullom James, justice of the peace.
Mclaughlin Marcellus L, lawyer.
Mclaughlin Wm, agt Ft W M &CR R. Males Benjamin, painter.
Marson Charles, grocer.
Michaels Morgan, jeweler. Miller Charles, merchant tailor.
Moore Win H, furniture.
Moore Wm P, grocer. Moore & White, dry goods.
Morris Joshua, cooper.
Murley Catherine Mrs, dressmaker.
Newman Edmond B, lawyer.
Newman Homer, confectioner.
Nool Jacob, shoemaker. Nool Wm H, harne, smaker.
Pennington J, physician.
Phammer Zioni B, bleksmith.
Rhine John, flour mill.
Roark Luke D, dentist.
Rollin Alexander. barber.
Rollins Joseph E, barber.
Rotharmel Wm, justice of the peace.
St Clair John W, drugpit.
Schinid Donatus, Direksmith.
Summers John B, physician.
Sweeny Isaac F, physician.
Wallis John D, shoemaker.
Warren Peter, carriage maker.
Webb Robert L, Jivery.
Werking David, harnessmaker.
Wike John L. carpenter.
Winsett James, hotel.
MINERAL CITY. Is situated on the B. S. O. & B. Ry., in Richland town. ship, Greene county, 412 miles southe. 4 of Bloomfield court-house. The village con- tains Methodist church, graded school, and ships staves and lumber. Express, Adams. Population 50. Mail daily. J. P. McLaugh- lin, postmaster.
Dagley E L, physician.
Faucett L J, saw mill.
Forbes L Rev (Methodist).
Mclaughlin J P, general store.
Mead Wm S, stave mnfr.
Vest Wm A, blacksmith.
MISIEAWAKA. Is an enterprising manufacturing village of 2,640 inhabitants, pleasantly located on the N. W.G. T. & L. S. & M. S. R. Rs., in Penn township, St. Joseph county, 4 miles east of South Bend, the county seat, and 90 southeast of Chicago. This village is one of the most important manufacturing towns of its size in the state, having three flour mills, two furniture fac- tories, a saw mill, two wind mill factorics, a brewery, two school furniture factories, a stave and heading factory, the St. Joseph manufacturing company, manufacturers of plows, cultivators and agricultural in. plements, the Bostwick Refrigerator Com- pany, which is an energetic corporation. manufacturing the celebrated Postwick
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Refrigerator, all kinds of house furnish- ing goods and an excellent wind mill, and the Mishawaka Wood Pulp Company, man- facturers of find ground wood pulp, with factory at South Bend as well as here. Its public buildings are excellent, prominent among which are nine churches and a high school building, erected recently at a cost of $60,000. The village is situated on both sides of the St. Joseph river, which fur- nishes the best water power in the state, and that with its excellent rail facilities give it an unexcelled location for all linds of manufacturing. There is one bank, one hotel and one weekly newspaper in the place. Express, United States and Ameri- can. Telegraph, Western Union. EMail daily. George D. Meriifeld, postmaster. Andrews School Furniture Co, school fur. niture.
Auer Charles, saloon.
Bachelder S J, physician and druggist.
Baldwin Wm, dry goods. Barnhart & Ellis, undertakers.
Bingham E Volney, Javyer.
Booth Lewis T, furniture.
Borough J, physician.
Bostwick MeDigerafer Ce, J Bostwick President and Treasurer, Man- ufacturers Refrigerators, House Furnish- ing Goods and Wind Mills. (See au.v.)
Brown Sidney, harnessmaker. Bunberry & Hollester, grocers.
Burgast Liefile, liquors. Burt J A & CE, meat market.
Butterworth W W, physician.
Cam & Schillinger, brewery.
Cass A & Co, druggists.
Castello Thomas, furniture.
Clark & Whitson, bankers.
Cole P J Mrs, dressmaker. Curtis Major A, justice of the peace. Danniel Sebastian, boot and shoemaker. Dixon D A, tailor.
Dixon John, lawyer.
Dodge Manufacturing Co, school furniture mnfrs.
Dowdell George, saloon.
Eberhardt L, harnessmaker. Eberhart A & J H, four mill. Eberhart Frank R, grocer.
Eberlein John F, clothing.
Feiten John, undertaker. Ganser Francis, saloon. Ganser Joseph jr, druggist.
Gernhert Albert, meat market. Gilliland R R, manfr telegraph insulator. Greene J B, physician. Grimes & Son, physicians.
Haubert Peter, con fectioner.
Deiner Hemy, merchant tailor.
Herzog Angua, boots and shoes. Iliggins HI D, jeweler. Jernegan Ed A, pub Mishawaka Enter.
Judkins & Son, grocers.
Keiner Jame, hardware.
Klein John jr, gents' furnishings.
Kuhn George, flour mill.
Kuhn & Schindler, grocer ..
Kurs & Religde, grocers.
Lang & Frank, Jambe.
Lang & Pahner, painters.
Loughman T B, agt LS & M S Ry.
McCollum E G, lawyer.
McQuillen S D, grerer.
Manwaring J M, physician.
Martlin John W, salt and cement.
Merrifield! George D, pommesies ..
Milburn House, IL A Work propr.
Miller W & J, doar miti.
Mish Charles, clothing.
Mishawaka Enterprise (weekly), E A Jer- negan propr.
Mishawaka Stave and Heading Co, A Hud- son pres.
Mishawaka Wagon Co, wagon mufrs. Mishawaka Wood PulpCone- Dany, Fine Ground Wood Pulp Manu- facturers. (See adr.)
Morse Jared R, hardware.
Needham J L, harnessmaker.
Nettleton & Gains, blacksmiths.
Ney A Mrs, milliner.
Noyes Wm, cigarmaker. O'Conner B R, physician.
Perkins Wind Mill and Ax Co.
Pettit A J, agt N W G TR R.
Powell Elijah, barber.
Quigg & Beemer, dry goods.
Robinson L K, cooper.
Rohleder F A, dry goods.
Company, Capital SIGO. 000, A Mia. son President, H G Niles Secretary, Man- ufactures Plews, Cultivators, Scrapers, Wind Mills, etc. (S& c.e.)
St Joseph Valley Furniture Co.
Sawyer Reuben, barber.
Scherman Andre, saloon.
Shearwood E A, books. Slick Charles W, dentist.
Smith D H & Co, druggists. Smith Louis A, photographer. Stephens John K, photographer.
Strong Norman, livery. Tascher Henry, saloon. Taylor Andrew, blacksmith.
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Tharp James L, saloon.
Thorndyke W ], boots and shoes.
Van Pelt R T, physician. Wambach Christian, boots and shoes. Ward Samuel, grocer.
Wells Charles, jeweler.
Wilklow John, agt U S and Am Ex Cos. Work H. A, propr Milburn House.
Venn Simon, grocer.
Zimmerman Charles, tailor.
MITCHELL. Is an incorporated village of 1,443 inhabitants, located in Mia- rion township, Lawrence county, at cross- ing of L. N. A. & C. and O. & M. R. Rs, Io miles south of Bedford, the county seat, 126 west of Cincinnati, and 61 northwest of Louisville. It has a bonded indebted- ness of $8,000, and supports three hotels, the Arlington being the most prominent, and two weekly newspapers-the Corner- cia! and Times. The manufacturing inter- ests of Mitchell include a lime kiln, two planing mills, two saw mills, a stave fac- tory, and two flour mills, Its religions and educational facilities comprise, seven churches of different denominations, good graded schools, and the Southern Indiana Normal College. Live stock and fruit are shipped. Express, L. N. A. & C., Adams, and O. & M. Mail daily. Samuel Cook, postmaster.
Adams Amos P, furniture.
Allen Wm, barber.
Anderson & Hamilton, books.
Arlington Hotel, I B Faulkner propr. (Ste ady.)
Barton & Martin, jewelers.
Beasley John, saw mill.
Beebe Wm, shoemaker.
Berry Charles G, lawyer.
Biggs John T, druggist and pubr Mitchell Times.
Dixler Jacob, Lime, Cement, Plaster Paris, Fire Brick, etc.
Blackwell Frederick R, plasterer.
Boland Win, saloon.
Brown Emily A Mrs, milliner.
Brown James H, grocer.
Brown Rice M, harnessmaker.
Burton George W, physician.
Burton Martin A, grocer.
Burton & Co, druggists.
Caress Simon P, sewing machines.
Chalfant Francis M, furniture.
Clark Catherine J Mrs, dressmaker.
Coleman Dennis, blacksmith,
Cook Samuel, postmaster.
Crawford James II, hardware.
Dayson Rachael, hotel.
Dodson George W, druggist.
Easley George W, manbal.
Edgewood M J, agt L N A & C Ry and L Ñ A & C Ex.
Edwards Herbert HI, livery.
Edwards Wm Hi, lawyer.
Erwin Asa, lime kiln.
Eubank Mortimer, tailor.
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