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Eversole Edward P, grever.
Faniilater Tozac E, Proprietor Ar. lington Hotel.
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Gilbert Charles, wagonmeler.
Green W L, Rev ( Bapti y).
Hallawell Oliver, wagonmaker.
Hamer Bruce, flour mill.
Hasting. Aaron I, superintendent public schools. Hauck Jacob, saloon.
Ilead James A, blacksmith.
Holmes Joseph L, wagonmaker.
Hunston W 1, agt Adams IN Co.
Hutchings John M, hardware.
Jackson & Johnston, stoves and tinware.
Jones Anthony W, meat market.
Jones & Tanksley, meat market.
Keane Michael C, saloon.
Kelley D & Co, flour mill.
Ketcham John H Rev ( Methodist).
Larkin John B, physician.
Laswell John, wagonmaker.
Lemon & Son, saw mill.
McCoy J D, justice of the peace.
McDaniel Joseph, meat market.
McIntire Elihu S, physician and publisher Mitchell Commercial.
McPheeters James H, dentist.
May Wn R, hardware.
Mitchell Commercial (weekly), ES McIntire publisher.
Mitchell Times (weekly), J T Biggs pub.
Moore James D, general store.
Moore Milton Z, grocer.
Moore M N & Son, general store.
Moore' & Ewing, carpenters.
Morris P W, dentist.
Munson Amzi L, boots and shoes.
Munson Wm M, stoves and tinware.
Newby Sarah E Mirs, milliner.
Newton Edward C, tailor.
Nugent Frederick R, saloon.
O'Donnell John, saloon and ice.
Palmer Alfred, barber.
Parson Andrew S, barber.
Pearson James C, physician. Richardson James, hotel.
Richardson Thomas, restaurant.
Runyon James L. Hacksmith.
Shanks Walter M, restaurant.
SINGHAM VIL & HAFENW, ) Ladies' Gold watches,
Merrill, Hubbard &, Co Booksellers. Stationers and Paper Benlers, INDIANAPOLIS.
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Sheeks D L & Co, general store.
Solsbury La Rude, shoemaker.
Southern Indiana Normal College, W F Harper pres. Tanksley Sarah A Mrs, millinery.
Tanksley Wm, wagonmaker. Tapp James P & Son, druggists and grocers. Tapp WILLE, Furniture Dealer. (.See adv.) Telle Geo W Rev (Presbyterian).
Todd Mary Mrs, milliner and dressmaker.
Trucdley H A, agt O & M R R and O & M Ex.
Vinnedge Mahlon, lumber.
Vossler Christian, shoemaker,
Wesner Alfred, livery.
Willians folzu C, House and Sign Painter.
Williams Mary A, milliner.
Wood E & Son, grocers.
Wood George Z, cigais and tobacco.
Wood S & Co, staves and heading.
Wood & Murphy, books and stationery.
Yost Joseph L W, physician.
Young Arthur S, sewing machines.
MITCHIEULVILDE. Is a station on the I. D. & S. Ry, in Wayne township, Marion county, 8 miles northwest of In. dianapolis. No mail.
MIXERSPILLE. A settlement of 100 persons, in Bath township, Franklin county, 14 miles northeast of Brookville,
the county seat, and ig mile west of the Ohio state line. Oxford, O., 5 miles cil, on the C. D. & 1. Ry, is the depot. Mall daily. Robert Wilson, postmaster.
Bourne E, meat market.
Jones J J, physician.
Lackey M, wagomaker.
Oneit A J, wagonmaker.
Ross E, barnes saker.
Vanarsdad &. Noore, saw mill.
Wilson CM, shoemaker.
Wilson E R, grover.
Wilson Robert, tallo !. -
Zink & Davis, blacksmiths.
MONGO. Posesing a population of perhaps zoo, is located in Springfield town- ship, Lagrange county, 9 miles cast of It. grange, the county sent, and gomiles mmmil . east of Lima, both of which are shipping points for the place. White Pigeon cell. furnishes water power to opeinte a damn and saw mill. Mail received daily. C. F. Hawk, postmaster.
Baker H, carpenter.
Chase S E, saw mill.
Colwell J, blacksmith.
Fair Joseph, drug ... Hawk Charles F, Postmaster.
Hawk Charles L, flour mill.
Jones A W, physician. Long O G, carpenter.
Myeis F, harness and shoemaker.
Shepardson E & Son, general store.
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MITCHELL, IND.,
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This House is refurbished throughout. Is Metropolitan in Manage- ment. Baggage handled free of charge.
WIII. P. TAPP, =- DEALER IN-
FURNITUREES
BUREAUS, CHAIRS, BEDSTEADS, EXTENSION TABLES, Etc. 5.5"Repairing done promptly and in the best manner. Main St., west of Presbyterian Church, MITSHELL, IND.
FOUNDRY FACHITES, CO. 108 & HO Franklin Chees. Chicago
CEFAS. D. COLSOY.
A PONTADLE MOULAY SAW MILL,
driven profitably L & Theedling Logins, manufactured by CHANDLER & TAYLOR, of
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Smith I, undertaker.
Wade A A, music teacher. Wade R, merchant tailor. Wade & Hawkes, General Store. Whetzel C M, physician.
MONITOR. Is a settlement of about 100 inhabitants in Perry township, Tippe- canoe county, 7 miles east of Lafayette. the county seat and most available shipping point. Wild Cat creck furnishes water power to operate a flour mill. The place has United Brethren church, district school, and is in daily stage communication with Lafayette-fare 25c, and Rossville-fare 50c. Mail daily. C. W. Sexton, post- master.
Fretz Bros, flour mill.
Sexton C W, Drugs and Groceries. Yost Mrs, saloon and grocer. Yost P J, blacksmith.
MONMOUTH. On line of the G. R. & I. R. R., in Root township, Adams county, claims 200 inhabitants and is 212 miles north of Decatur, the county seat. In the village there are two churches-Baptist and Lutheran -and graded school. Mail daily. Millard F. Rice, postmaster. Barber Rev (Baptist).
Kain D F Rev (Lutheran). Lord Martin, blacksmith. Magley John, justice of the peace.
Magley John J, constable. Rice NI WA, Agent G. R. & I. R. R. Hice & Mailing, General Store. Robinson Perry, saw mill.
MONON. Name of postoffice for Bradford station, at crossing of L. N. A. & C. and I. D. & C. Ry's, is a village with 407 inhabitants, located in township of same name, county of White, 10 miles northwest of Monticello, the county seat, contains three churches-Christian, Baptist and Methodist-and graded school. Wheat, corn, oats and live stock are the chief ex- ports. Express, American. Mail daily. J. M. Kellog, postmaster. Allen Andrew P, wagonmaker. Ball Alfred, justice of the peace. Banta Henry J, physician. Beauchamp David, shoemaker. Blakely Henry C, general store. Bunch Terrell, carpenter. Byers Wm, plasterer. Cox John W, wagonmaker. Crumbo Henry, flour mill.
Denton & Martin, blacksmiths.
Fagg Jonathan W, physician. Grady Jackson K, general store.
Gray & Sewell, meat market.
501 Hall W Res ( Methodist). Hilderbrand Theodore, Macksmith.
Homer Cornelius M, hardware.
Judson Rachael Mrs, milliner.
Kellogg Jonathan Mi, postmaster.
Low Jarkin, huaber monn.
Ramsey Leander, physician. Scott Win & Co, grain. Shields Sarab Miss, dressmaker"
Sills Addison K, druggist and lawyer. Stewart Willoby L, painter.
Taylor Richard W, hotel. Turpie Bros, general store.
Van De Walker John W, Physi- cian. Watson Jesse 1,, lumber dealer. Winkley John M, restaurant and justice.
MONROE. Located in town ship of same name, is a village containing 300 in- habitants, in Adams county, on G. K. & I. R. R., 6 miles south of becator, the coun- ty seat. Contains Methodist church and district school. Expres, United States. Mail daily. J. W. Hendricks, postmaster. IKendricHe F VE, Postmaster. Hendricks & Hocker, general store.
Hendricks & Simcoke, dry goods.
Hocker A, blacksmith. Hocker C W, saw mill. Hocker Joseph, cooper.
McConchey W Il, justice of the peace. Nelson J S, grocer.
Sebrun E H, drugs,
MONROE CITY. Knox county. (See Lovely Date.)
MONROE MILLS. Called also Sharp's Mill, is located in Monroe county, 16 miles northeast of Bloomington, the county seat, and 312 miles southwest of Mahalasville, a station on the F. F. A. M. R. R. The place has two flour mills, saw mill and tannery. Semi-weekly mail. Wmn. Il. Scales, postmaster. Huffman J B, blacksmith. Scales Enoch, farmer.
Scales Harry, engineer. Scales Joseph, gardener.
Scales Wy LE, Flour Mill and General Store.
Sharpe j EL, general store, saw mill, four mill and tanner. (Se adt.)
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MONROEVILLE. Is a . thrifty, viprising village of 1,000 inlrabitants, in mioe township, Allen county, 15 miles iheast of Fort Wayne and 140 northeast · [ Indianapolis. The place is surrounded ; an immense tract of timber of all kinds, · I has one planing and two saw mills on- sed in its manufacture, making it the
cipal article of export. There are .ce churches-Lutheran, Catholic and · ! ristian -- good graded school, two hotels od a weekly newspaper-the Democrat -- " the village. It has a bonded school in- :,.btedness of $1, Soo. Brick, drain tile, tash and road scrapers are manufactured.
xpress, Adams. Telegraph, Western
Daily mail. Morris Strass, post- : :. ter.
A.go Alexander S, agricultural implts.
! ther Alonzo A, justice of the peace.
etter Wm D, dry goods.
Pobilya George L, hotel and livery.
connolly Wm A, physician.
Umroy Thomas H, barber.
turhalcy & Freese, general store.
Coverdale Elias G, lawyer.
Pague & Donard, milliners. David Fosepla 1, Tile Manufacturer. Dunham Frank L, restaurant. Finan Edward, saloon. Meason M M Rev (Christian). Greek John, grocer.
Haley Martin, saloon. Hays Henry Il, agt Adams Ex Co. Uder Thomas S, general store.
Hoffman & Cassaty, wagonmakers.
i: diana House, Wm C Johnson propr. Robeson John A, blacksmith.
blinson Wm C, propr Indiana House. Jones Jasper W, justice of the peace.
Joly Louis, shoemaker.
Khouse M B, jeweler. Leiter Charles A, physician. & Waterman (Tobias A Long & Wm A Waterman), Pump Manu- facturers. May Daniel A, saloon.
Maler John M Mrs, saloon.
Mamorville Democrat (weekly), Thomas Stephens pub. Niczer J B & Co, stoves and hardware.
Pool James O, meat market.
Pool Joseph T, lawyer.
nul T D, painter. vol Samuel, general store. Parman & Alleger, saw mill. helelsheinier David S & Co, general store. Sedelheimer & Dague, road scraper muu- facturers.
Reimsnider Henry, potash mnf :.
Reuille Jules Il, soon.
Rockafellow Win D, physician.
Rollins Charles W, saloon.
Row Daniel A, boots and alipes. Rundel Martin, sewing machine ..
Scar & Hoffman, wagonmakers. Scherer Christian, saloon.
Shaffer Valentine L, ju nice of the peace.
Shanks Daniel, flour mill.
Smith James W, grocer.
Stephens Thomas, pabr The Monroeville Democrat.
Stress Norris, Postmaster, Notions, Books and Stationery.
Strass & Smith, furniture.
Wass & Bauserman, saw mill.
Weber Charles E, pointer.
Webster E C, sewing machines.
Wilder Edwin P B. physician.
Wilkins John Rey (Catholic).
Wilson W T, shoemaker.
Wones W R Rev (Methodist).
Wright Wm, brickmaker,
MONROVIA. Morgan county, will. a population of 300, is located 11 miles north of Martinsville, the county seat. Mooresville, 6 miles northeast, is the near- est railroad approach. This village has three churches -- Methodist, Christian and Friends -- and graded school. Daily stage communication with Mooresville and Car- 'tersburg-fare 500 to cach place. J. A. Wilson, postmaster. Allen N, shoemaker. Gosney F M, hotel.
Harlan C N, dentist.
Henley S H, grocer.
Henson C H, general store.
Hiatt J.C, drugs.
Hobbs & Johnson, hardware.
Holaday T F, physician.
Hollingsworth y W, Saw Mill.
Hornady W & J S, blacksmiths.
Hubbard J S, lawyer.
Jeffries J E, physician.
Lindley A K, drugs. McCracken W R, justice of the peace.
Marlette D N, wagonmaker.
Moore J V Rev (Methodist).
Phillips Samuel, general store.
Taylor J N & Son, flour mill.
Thompson T L, physician.
White C F, blacksmith,
Wikon D, lawyer.
Wilson JA, Books and Stationery. York Ż, shoemaker.
PIANOS and OnGINS
Chapman in All Styles and at All Prices, at
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MONT CLAIR. A recently estab- lished postoffice, on the I. D & S. Ry., in Hendricks county, 7 miles north of Dan- ville, and 23 west of Indianapolis. Ex- press, American. Mail daily. Jaines L. Singer, postmaster.
MONTEREY. Tippecanoe town- ship, in the extreme northeastern corner of Pulaski county, has a population of 200, and is situated 12 miles northeast of Win- amac, the county seat, and nearest rail ap- proach. The village has Lutheran and Methodist churches and district schools. Mail tri-weekly by the Winamac stage route. S. W. Tobev, postmaster.
Austis Josepit, Harnessmaker.
Brown S G, drugs. Buehrle Wm, general store.
Campbell Cyrus, physician.
Fansler H S, undertaker.
Feshner S, wagonmaker.
Hartman y, Carpenter.
Hartman Peter saloon.
Kappus John, saloon. Kelsey Wm, druggist aud physician, Krantz & Hay, saw mill and furniture.
Shall Pius, saloon. Sloan Lafayette, grocer.
Steis Jacob, blacksmith.
Stevens Eugene, physician.
Tobey G VE, General Store and Hotel.
Vogle Debolt, shoemaker. Zaner Solomon, flour mill.
MONTEZ. Name of postoffice for Clymer Station, located at crossing of W. St. L. & P. and T. II. & I. (Log. Div.) Rys, is in Clinton township, Cass county, 6 miles southwest of Logansport, the county scat, and contains 190 inhabitants, Methodist church and union school. Mail daily. E. W. Lake, postmaster. Bowers Moses, blacksmith.
Clymers David, saw mill. Foison M N, general store. Lake E W, General Store.
MONTEZUMA. Is located near crossing of I. D. & S, and C. & E. I. R. Rs, in Reserve township, Parke county, 9 miles west of Rockville, the county seat. This is an enterprising village, situated on Wa- bash river, surrounded by an excellent ag- ricultural district, containing 1000 inhabi- tants, several churches, and good graded schools. Express, American. Mail daily. L. R. Young, postmaster.
Benson E M, geneis) store and grain.
Brady J Mrs, hotel.
Breidenbach F, clothing.
Burns, Porter & Ce, tile monfri.
Case Sharon, wagonmaler, photograper and chair mnf.
Cox Simeon, Loots and shoes.
Cramer N B, undertaler.
Davis C FS, Giocor.
Davis D 1, justice of the peice.
Davis & Bryant, grain.
Davis & Finney, grain.
Good 'S O, saloon.
Griffith Thomas Rev (Presbyterian).
Henderson Viim A, hardware.
Altriski 14 2, Physician.
Hughes & Ott, precere.
Ireland John H, grocer.
Jacobs James, drugs.
Jones R O, grocer.
Kemp J W, physician.
Lamont D, tailor.
Lankford H, boots and shoes.
Lineberger A & Sm, live stne !.
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Long R MI Mes, milling.
MeCure & W, Flour Mill and My- sician. McDonald A D. groce !.
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McIntosh W, blacksmith.
MeMasters Wm, florist.
Mendenhall A H, physician.
Osborn John, groin.
Quinlan James, saloon.
Haynes YW LL, Saw Mill.
Richey S A, baker.
Smith F W, agt I D & S Ry. Sylvester & Beppas, druggis!s.
Walmsley Bros, hotel.
Walkins Iterace, Blacksmith.
Watt John C, blacksmith. Wilson E G, dry goods.
Young I R, Saw Mill and Agent American Express Co.
Young L NL & Co, Groceries, No- tions, Boots and Shoes.
MONTGOMERY. A coal mining village on the O. & M. Ry, with a popula- tion of 400, located in Barr township, Da- viess county, 8 miles calf of Washington court house, containing Catholic church and schools. Wheat and live stock are the principal shipments. O. & M. Express. Daily mail. James C. Montgomery, post- master. Baldwin E A, drugs.
Ballou Steward, black smith. Buckeye Cannel Coal Co, coal mineys, Byrne Dennis, saloon. Byrne John B, physician.
WALL PAPER. A. L. WRIGHT & CO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
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Byrne Bros, general store and drugs. Cheevers Joseph, carpenter.
Chomel Charles F, R R and Ex agt. Collins P, wagonmaker.
Fanning James, general store. Farrell James, general store,
Farrell Joseph J, justice of the peace. Gates Wm, saloon.
Harris Josiah C, Flour Mill. Lentz Wm, barber,
Matthews E W, grain.
Montgomery James C, General Store.
Montgomery John D, Surveyor.
Rudolph Henry, harnessmaker. Rudolph George, hotel.
Stokes Matthew, shoemaker.
Turnbloom Alex, hotel.
Willefred C, physician.
MONTICELLO. The county seat of White county, is an active, thrifty, in- corporated village of 1,200 inhabitants, lo- cated on the Tippecanoe river, at crossing of the P. C. & St. L. and I. D. & C. Rys., 22 miles west of Logansport, and 75 north- west of Indianapolis.
With a bonded indebtedness of $40,000, the place has excellent public buildings, 6 churches-Presbyterian, Methodist, Bap- tist, Catholic and Lutheran-good graded schools, 4 hotels, I bank and 3 weekly newspapers-The Democrat, Herald (Repub- lican), and National (Greenback).
The river furnishes excellent water
power, which is only partially consumed, to run 4 flour mills, and they, together with a furniture factory, paper mill, woolen mill, planing mill and one saw mill, comprise the principal manufactories of the place. Its chief exports are grain, live stock, flour and paper. Express, American and United States. Mail daily. W. J. Huff, post- master.
Aldrich Margaret Mrs, barber. Alford A L Rev (Baptist).
Alford Loyal A, physician. Anderson Harrison P Mrs, Proprietor Anderson House.
Anderson House, Mrs H P Ander- son Proprietor. (See adv.)
Anderson Joseph B, photographer.
Applegate & Palmer, lawyers. Bailey Maria Mrs, milliner.
Bennett Esau, stoves and tinware.
Bennett E & Sons, grocers. Bennett Henry P, grocer.
Biederwolf Michael, undertaker.
Birmfield Fritz, saloon.
Bowman George W, county school supt.
Bradner, Smith & Co, proprs Tippecanoe Paper Mill.
Bunnell Thomas N, Lawyer. Burgner C S Rev (Methodist).
Burns John H, baker. Bushnell & Huff, lawyers. Casey Sisters, milliners.
Citizens' Bank of Monticello, G W Robert- son cashier.
Clark & Treacy, physicians.
ANDERSON HOUSE,
Illinois Street, near the Depot, MONTICELLO, IND.
MRS. H. P. ANDERSON, Proprietress.
Special Rates to parties attending Court and to weekly boarders. CHARGES REASONABLE.
REYNOLDS BROS.,
Livery, Sale and Feed Stable.
KE STYLISH RIGS AT LOW RATES. OR
MONTICELLO, IND.
Blank Books Sold
AT LOWEST RATES. Re-Send in Orders to SPRAGUE, 391 W. Madison Street, Chicago.
A PORTABLE THULAY SAW THILL
driven profitably by a Thrashing Engine, manufactured by CHANDLER & FAYLOR, of Indianapolis, Ind. - See page 3.
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Coun Jame, S. furniture.
Cooper S Kandell, physician. Cos Rob it, lawyer. Crowell Wie E, dontit. Die Daniel D, Freyer.
Dunfer Cliva Mes. milner.
Roth Bros, plaring mill.
Refing James, painter.
Saumilers Jolin, carpenter. Schnekenfarger Jacob, barber.
Sill Milton M, lawyer.
Small Larry E, physician.
Smith | D Rec ( Presbyterian).
Smith I C, pub The Monticello National.
Snyder & Sigder, general Store.
Speakers ILO 5, sop, giaceis.
Spencer Win, dragoist.
Thompson WITHlemon IT, Merchant Taller. Tinodale Robert, CONver.
Tippeenmoe Paper Mill, Bradner, Smith & Co, propres.
Vinwor J V. um U S Ex Co.
Wallace Jimmeg lawyer.
Wallace Jakn, Mwych.
Warley & Thengoon, plasterers.
Waterbuey Jobs 1, morchent tailor.
Want Lemuci W, mueble work ..
Wigmore james &, jeweler.
Wus & Bailwmn, hardware.
Welche bamuyl R lumber manfr.
Zink John N, mocar market.
MONTMORENCY. Oa the l .. E. &W. Ry, m shelby township, Tippecanoe county, o miles northwest of Lafayette com house, i & Dgising village of 300 in- Malmente chan, cattle, hogy and wood me exported. Clanches, Methodist and United Brethren. Express, United States. Daily mail. Smuuel 1. Goodman, post-
Best & Marshall, black, oniths,
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Brand James, justice of the peace.
Chetrowell. Isare K, jusfire of the pesce. Godman & Twells, General Store. Golil henry $5, phy i.n.
Ning Gro B. constable.
King Geo W, lawyer and township trustee. MgtJuven Win & Son, blacksmiths.
Page: Whip & Som, wagoninakers.
'Ewells 18, Breeder åod Shipper of Fine Poultry.
Vâu Nad. Auton, general store and laoker.
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Reynolds Levi, saloon.
Reynolds & Sellers, lawyers. Rhodes David S, blacksmith. Roberts Robert D, flour mill. Robison Felix B, physician.
Rosenberger Anos, photographer. Ross Benjamin F, cigars and tobacco. Ros. James H, flour mill.
Gardner Elwill 8, sinves and finwire.
Caminan Max, prandi Bo ..
1-JA Things. Sarpiuten.
Hownd Columne S She grocer
Hoff We '. porquester
Ietf & TarGonkys, pubs Monthella. Her-
Hughes Rowland, opnetil store.
Kefe Wm 0, Gilou
Ki Jxli AFalNy E. clothing. .
Keys Inaper, Pulling The Mind
Loudres Alter Wall.
MeConabar Orlando, Trigger.
McCualr Tomel, Hiery
Net'esiz HouM. D alCualy propr.
Mondeello Bemgeral,
Muntrelle Alevil
Nordylie & Lo, Hardware and Ag-
ObeDelAlo Mladosam E, hammersmaker.
Owens & 1ihl liwypyd Parcela ERADe P. painter.
Fect Toho, Homo
Kénetids Brain, Livery mma Sale Sta-
1700 Careats, Priate, Label., Copyrights. All busines pertaining il and libe mediene, in iopdy amt carefully attempted to, bg C. BRAD-
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Van Natta T H, caule denler, Wiles Julin IL, groot.
MONTPELIER. A pleasant vil. lage of zo intsinaute on the Fi. W. M. c. C. R. K. and Salamonie river, bv Bani- son tywaslijn, Blackford county, le mills north of Hartford City, The rowmy ses !. I:
terian arok Baptist chorshiny and expoite
Stootd | T & Co. genel toce and lvery.
Troen L'M.
Cole 5. chines Cor: 26 16
Fisher Milton, gunsmith. Harrell Win, shoemaker. Hull Win, cooper.
Teegarden Sylvester, wagonmaker.
Thomnon A L, justice of the peace.
Weeks Stephieu &t Bro, General Store.
Willet P 11, saw mill.
STOONION. Known locally as Clear Sporing, witly a population of 250, is a vil- Mape in Jackson county, to miles northwest of lewistown, the county seat. Ewing. 10 inile southeast, or Medore, S miles south, both on the O. & M. Py, are the shipping points. The place has two church-
the principal osmots. Mail suit-weekly, wallom D. Richiede, postmaster.
Bower Joseph Jo jnilife of the peace.
I.anaman Winston, town hip trastee.
thrunsmån Christian. Hour mill.
Calvert Wm HI, hotel. Doyle Uliho E, jontter of the peace.
Fountain Thomas, live stock.
Haperman il. general store.
rtintele Tassid 'T, Saw Mill.
Howts C L, totcmr.
Ireland Win, blacksmith. Kendall C W, hotel.
MeChy Inku R. Res | Baptist).
May Grurge W. physician.
Peeloilo Janves, tanner.
Dewey Cuiwgr, Shoemaker.
ichards \Vins In, Boot and Shoc- maker.
Weakly D Boy ( Merhumlist).
Wille Tamer C, physician.
Zile Win, constable.
MOOREFIRED. A place with a poprotation of 19 prepins, is located in Switzerland county, 8 miles northwest of Veray, the county seat. In the immediate vicinity there are three churches-Metho- dist. Baptist and Unwired Presbyterian. Ship t Venag, on the Chin river. Mail daily. :1. Odnos B. Bielette, postmaster.
Briglu S & Kar TMethodhin.
Culbertson Scott, physician. Culbertson Wm, blacksmith. Finch Charles, Meat Market.
ROOFING SLATE ..
FOR SALE-ALL COLORS. J. W. Atlinsen, 610 321 Do. Citetra Dt., Chicago.
Shell W T. doc
Vanlern MM Mis, Bilinen.
Wallare IL C. jeweler.
While al W. berber.
Wilt W W. physician
MONUMENT CITY.
populaifun of-so, le locseed ing Atantington the comty -est. mal & miini zoutli of An- tioch, S stadiony an the W. St. L. & P. 109. Mail tobooth. Siphon Works, post.
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Goodwie Smters, milfusers.
Home Life Ins. Co.
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Howe Hattie R, general store. . Keinzle Charles, shoemaker. Kenkle Daniel, blacksmith. Kunkle J R, blacksmith. Lovell John, meat market. McGinney M, shoemaker. Ricketts & M, General Store. Riley J M, general store. Tower Wm S, justice of the peace. Van Pelt, G W, physician. Worstell M, shoemaker.
NOORESBURGIN. Only a rural postoffice, with no village, is located in Harrison township, Pulaski county, 6miles east of Winamac court house. Mill creek furnishes power to operate a four mill. There is a Methodist church and district school in the neighborhood. It is also on semi-weekly mail stage route from Kowan- na to Winamac. Postmaster and Flour Mill.
MOORE'S HILL. Has a location on the O. & M. Ry., in Sparta township, Dearborn county, 16 miles west of Law- renceburgh, the county seat. Contains 600 inhabitants, Methodist church and graded school. Express, Ohio & Mississippi. Mail daily. J. W. Hayman, postmaster. Adkins W R, meat market.
Adkinson A W Rev (Methodist).
Bowers A J, druggist and physician.
Canfield J V, wagonmaker and justice.
Clark W A, hotel.
Darby Thomas, blacksmith.
Daughters A P, general store and physician. Fenton Thomas, agt O & M Ry and Ex Co. French John S, undertaker.
Gault H. B. general store. Hancock E, boots and shoes,
Hayinan J Wy, General Store. Holcomb S D, millinery.
Jennings Thomas A, drugs.
John J PD, pres Moore's Hill College. Jones T C, cooper.
Lambertson J W, general store and justice. Lowe John, carpenter. Loyd O M, stock dealer. Moore II D, general store.
Noble J H, carpenter and undertaker.
Pennington J C, live stock.
Pettit N C Rev (Baptist).
Risinger F, jeweler. Schoble George, stoves and tinware. Spencer J F, physician. Stoneking David, saddler. Wilson O G, saw mill.
MOORE'S STATION. A Lmall hamlet and station on the Eel River Divis- ion W. St. L. & P. Ry., sometimes called Mooresville, is located 71/2 miles northwest of Auburn court house. Population 50. As this is a flag station only, all freight not pre-paid should be shipped to Auburn. Mail daily. Aseoh E. Harwood, Postmaster, Stationery and Medicines.
MOORESVILLE. DeKalb county, (See Moore's Station.)
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