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MOORESVILLE. Floyd county. (See Floyd's Knobs.)
MOORESVILLE. Was first set- tled in 1830, and is now a thriving village of Soo inhabitants, located in Brown town- ship, Morgan county, on the J. & V. Ry., 15 miles northwest of Martinsville, the county seat, and 15 miles southwest of In- dianapolis. Mooresville is a quiet, unas- suming village, but has excellent public and private buildings, enterprising, intelligent business men, and supports three churches -Methodist, Christian and Friends -- a good graded school, one bank, one hotel and a weekly newspaper. There are two flour mills, a tile factory, one saw mill and a planing mill in the place. Express, Adams. Telegraph, Western Union. Mail daily. John W. Hinson, postmaster,
Baer F K & Co, general store. Dass George W, Druggist, s s Main. Bishop James M, lawyer. Boles Wm HI Rev (Christian).
Bray Riley, flour mill.
Bucker Henry, blacksmith.
Bucker William, Manufacturer and Dealer in Fine Monuments, s s Main. (Ste adt'.) Butner John A, furniture.
Calvert Jarvis P, photographer.
Carter T W & Bro, stone quarry.
Catlett Josie Mrs, dressmaker. Comer J S & Bro, restaurant. ----
Comer J S & Co, lumber.
Elliott Ella Mrs, milliner.
Elliott Larkin V, cigars and tobacco.
Farmers' Bank, capital $50,000, Charles Reeve pres, John A Taylor cash.
Fisher Wm H, meat market. Fogleman John, meat market.
Madley A W & Brother, Grain Dealers, Elevator, Opposite Depot.
Hadley Win F, agt I & V Ry and Adams Ex Co. Hadley & Harvey, druggists.
BINGHAM, WAIN & MASIEW,
American Watchos at Fastory Prions.
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WM. M. BELL
Sulte Real Estate. No. 507 Oyper Third St., Evansville, and.
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Hayes Hayden Rev (Methodist). Hill John M, blacksmith.
Hinson John W, postmaster. Jackson Hamilton, livery. Johnson Holman, general store.
Jones Benjamin F, wagonmaker.
Landers Reuben R, tile mnfr.
McNab Philip, physician.
Mooresville Herald (weekly), E F Tennant prop.
Newman John A, grocer and hardware. Pierce Benjamin II, physician.
Pierce Henry, shoemaker. Ray William H, justice of the peace. Reagan Amos, physician.
Mossier THenry, Watches and Jew- chry. (See ade.)
Rusie & Richardson, hardware. Russell Solomon, barber.
Scott Robert R, general storc.
Sheets F & Bro, general store.
Shrake J C, blacksmith.
Smith Wm R, four mill. Snoddy John M, physician.
Stuckey Thomas, physician.
Summer Eli J, lumber dealer.
Taylor Thomas J, wagonmaker.
Tennant Edward F, propr Mooresville Herald. Thompson J H & Son, general store. Thornburgh John IT, boots and shoes. Tyner & Hadley, agricultural implis. CILERE George W, Proprietor Wellman House, the Best House in the place.
Wellman House, G W Wellman propr. White & Shanafelt, wagonmakers. Wood William C, barber.
Woodward Henry L, grocer.
Woodward William II P, general store. Wooten Ransom, boot and shoemaker.
MOORE'S VINEYARD. Rural postoffice in Ohio township, Bartholomew county, Io miles southwest of Combats; the county seat. Walesboro, 7 miles cast on the J. M. & I. R. R., is the shipping point. In the vicinity there are three churches --- Lutheran, Methodist and Bap- tist -- and district school. Mailsemi-weekly. Solomon Wint, postmaster,
Clark Marcus, justice of the peace. Swank, Jacob, constable. Taylor J H & Bro, Pour and saw mill. TVint Solonion, Farmer.
MORAL. Is a discontinued port- office in township of same name, county of Shelby, located 12 miles northwest of Shel- byville, the county seat. Fountaintown, on the C. H. & I. Ry, is its shipping point, and Carrollton, on the same road, is its postoffice.
MORAN. On the T. H. & I, Ry (Logansport Division), in Owen township, Clinton county, 8 miles north of Frankfort, the county seat, with 140 inhabitants, has Methodist church, graded school, and cx. ports hogs, corn and wheat. American
WILLIAM BUCHER, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
Tennessee and Halian Marble Monuments, HEADSTONES, TABLETS, ETC. Galvanized Cemetery Lot Enclosures and Building Stone furnished to order.
MOORESVILLE, - INDIANA.
HENRY ROSSIER,
-- DEALER IN --- Watches, Cloohs and Jewelry.
ALL WORK QUARANTEED. DEALS ONLY IN FIRST-CLASS GOODS. APPRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. USA · West side Indiana Street, Mooresville, Ind.
CHAS. D. COLSON.
108 and 110 Franklin Gireet, CHICACO.
D'AKANON-the heat in U. S .-- for every description of Castings, (Cfrel Ingots a Specialty.) Shovels, Riddles, Bellows, Brushes, cic., of extra quality, for Foundry ove, a Specially. Blackhead Cruciblee.
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driven profitably by & Threshing 1r. is, inannfactured by CHANDLER & TAYLOR, oi Indianapolis, Ind. See page 3.
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Express .. Daily mail. Pliney Marks Davis, postmaster. Bunnell Nosh L, general store and grain.
· Davis liniey NA, Grocer and Con- fectioner. Drollinger Wm, wagonmaker.
Duckworth C A, drugs, dry goods and gro- ceries. Fatzinger Josiah, blacksmith.
Fretz Bros, saw mill, spoke and hub fac- tory. Goas A F, carpenter. Maxwell Brown & Co, drain tile mnfrs.
Ramey J E, grocer.
Reichard SD, constable and cattle dealer.
Scholl John H, walnut lumber,
Shepard Bros, steam thresher,
Sparks Joseph T, physician.
Stetler Wni, barber.
Thomas Charles L, physician.
MORGANTOWER. A thriving vil- lage of 750 inhabitants, located in Morgan county, on the F. F. & M. R. R., Il miles east of Martinsville, the county seat. The place contains 3 churches -- Christian, Bap- tist and Methodist-and high school. Prin- cipal exports are lumber and staves. Ex- press, American. Daily mail. T. L. Obenshain, postmaster.
Arnold M F & Son, drugs.
Butler Hugh R, R R and Ex agt.
Coleman J &, Hardware and Saw Mill.
Coleman W S, flour mill.
Cooper J M Rev (Methodist).
Crane ] D Rev (Methodist) .
Crawford J W & Son, blacksmiths.
Davee G W, saloon.
DIALER JI, Flour Mill.
Gibson & Son, grocers.
Gribben John, saloon.
Griffith R C, physician.
Helton Jarvis J, lawyer.
Herod E D Rev (Baptist).
Jones G W, blacksmith.
Julian & Co, General Store.
Karst I. G, shoemaker.
King John V, justice of the peace.
Lloyd Frank, meat market. Louisa Bros, grocers and confectioners. Lowden G W, wagonmaker.
McGravel James, saloon. Mitchell John, blacksmith.
Neely J M, saddles and harness. Oberchain 'I' L, Postmaster. Overton R B, general store.
Patterson M J, grocer. Payne A. C, drugs.
Ragsdale J W Rev ( Baptist).
Ramsey W B, lawyer. Robertson W S, physician.
Salicorn Charles, hotel. Sparks W P, physician. Swope R W, general store.
Walker L Mrs, millinery and general store.
MOROCCO. This place with a pop- ulation of goo, is situated in Newton coun- ty, 12 miles north of Kentland, the county seat, and 11 miles northwest of St. Mary, Ill., the shipping point. The village has a Methodist church and district schools. Mail daily. Ward Anderson, postmaster. Andersom Ward, Postmaster.
Bemenderfer J W, justice of the peace.
Bemenderfor & Pulver, carpenters.
Clark J J, blacksmith.
Darroch AVILA, Lawyer.
Deardorff G W, hotel. Enslow C E, hotel. IIogan J W Rev (Methodist).
Humston M L, physician,
Johnson & Groves, general store.
Kennedy, Schaub & Co, general store.
Kennedy Wm, hardware.
Lane David N, grocer. Laroche A, shoemaker.
Richards D S, wagonmaker and constable. Sager D F, carpenter. Smith L M, painter.
Sthi Christian, painter.
Triplett Charles E, physician.
MORRIS. This village, with a pop- ulation of 500, is situated in Ripley county, on the C. I. & St. L. & C. R. R., 16 miles northeast of Versailles, the county seat. The place has a Catholic church and dis- trict school. Daily mail. American Ex- press. Joseph Bierbusse, postmaster. Andrews Michael, meat market.
Hierbusse Joseph, General Store, Spokes and Cooperage.
Brandstetter II, cigar mnfr.
Davis J R, physician. Follinger John, wagonmaker.
Guffgo Jacob, agt C I St L & CR R.' Hauss G J, stave and heading mnfr.
Huber George, tinner. Huseman Wm, saddles and harness.
Mollenkamp M1, hotel and justice of the peace. Rall Henry, furniture. Tekuloe W, furniture. Tekuloe ] B, shoemaker. Tupp N, blacksmith. Weber Frank, general store.
Capital City Cigar. Manufactured by JOHN RAUCH, 82 West Washington Surcet, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
FAYES' CELEBRATED SKYCIANTES
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Weruke Y XX, Flour Mill. Westrick R Il, general store.
MORRISTOWN. Randolph coun- ty. (See Parker.)
MORRISTOWN. Located on Blue river, in Shelby county, containing a popu- lation of 3co, lies 12 miles northeast of Shelbyville, the county seat, on line of C. II, & I. R. R. The river furnishes water power for operating two flour mills in the immediate vicinity. The village has two churches- - Methodist and Christian -- and district schools. Connection semi-weekly by stage with Shelbyville -- fare 35c. Mail daily. Joseph V. Shipp, postmaster.
Abernathy A A, physician. Binford J L, general store.
Bodine W A, general store.
Clancy W B Rev (Christian).
Foust S B, blacksmith.
Fox George, shoeing shop.
Hart J C, lawyer.
Hull John, confectioner.
Logan J Q, R R and Ex agent.
McGaughey D S, physician.
Morrison C W, undertaker and meats. Myers M, general store.
Raferty George, live stock,
Rodgers T, hotel.
Saulsbury S E, physician.
Shipp J V, Grocer.
Shipp T Rev, clergyman.
Sleeth M A, justice of the peace.
Smiley J L, shoemaker.
Spurrier R G, barber.
Stofford W.T, blacksmith.
Tyner Elbert, livery.
Tyner James M, live stock.
Whetzel F, drugs.
Wolf J G, physician.
Wrenick T C, drugs and hardware.
MORTON. Is a rural postoffice in Clinton township, Putnam county, 12 miles northwest of Greencastle, the county seat, and 5 miles west of Bainbridge, its ship- ping point on the L. N. A. & C. Ry. Mail tri-weekly. G. W. Hanna, postmaster and general store.
MOSCOW. Orange township, Rush county, with a population of 135, is located 12 miles southwest of Rushville court house, and 7 northeast of St. Paul, its shipping point, on the C. I. St. L. & C. R. R. Big .35
Flat Rock creek furnishes power to operate
a flour and saw inill. Mail semi- weekly.
A. V. Barlow, postmaster.
Barlow A. V, General Store, Flour and Saw Mill.
'Bennett & Shoppelle, meat market.
Bolen Dr, physician.
Buell Oliver, carpenter.
Carter Thomas KK, Druggist and Grocer.
Cripper E H. physician.
Innis Win, blacksmith.
McDonald James, general store.
Nordmeyer John, shoemaker.
Pollock L S, carpenter.
Stead James, shoemaker.
Tevis J L, physician.
Whisman A, blacksmith,
MOUNTAIN SPRING. Some- times called Linville, with abont 25 inhab- itants, is in Baker township, Martin county, 17 miles northeast of West Shoals court house and 5 south of Owensburg, on the B. S. O. & S. Ry. It has a Christian church and district school. Mail received four times per week. Joseph S. Therd, post- master. Grinstoff Dr, flour mill.
There J S, General Store,
MOUNT AUBURN. In Shelby county, with a population of 100, is located 13 miles southwest of Shelbyville, the county seat, 4 miles west of Lewis creek, the nearest railroad station, and 5 miles east of Edin- burg, its shipping place. The village has two churches-Christian and Lutheran, Mail daily. Wm. H. Barlow, postmaster. Stage connection tri-weekly with Edinburg -- fare 25c; Shelbyville-fare 75c.
Barlow W HM, General Store.
Brown Samuel, produce. Dorsey. Jason, wagonmaker, Emerick A, carpenter.
Fields E J, blacksmith. Ford Walter M, physician.
Isley Ira, blacksmith.
King Theodore, shoemaker.
Klein Jacob, carpenter.
Mohr Stephen, general store,
Oltman J & Sons, carpenters.
Payn A S, junk dealer.
Paym Jolkis KY, Justice of the Peace.
Payn W S, junk dealer.
Prather W C, physician. Runske Levi, wagonmaker. Weaver Isaac, produce.
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MOUNT CARMEL. With 200 inhabitants, is located in Springfield town- ship, Franklin county, S miles east of Brookville, the county seat and nearest rail approach, contains three churches -- Metho- dist, Presbyterian and Universalist-graded school, and ships grain and hogs. Mail semi-weekly. Wm. Laird, postmaster. Barbin John, blacksmith,
Bishop C A, organ reed mufr. Boustler Frank, wagon mnfr. Fogel & Gilchrist, general storc.
Furnung A, shoemaker.
Gates Frank, meat market.
Herron John C, hotel and dentist. Jenkins E W, physician. Jenkins Marion, harnessmaker. LaRue Bros, stoves and tinware.
Laird WIM, General Store. McKillip M E Rey Presbyterian). Major John S, hacauss. Mash Moses, saw and four mill.
Newton WT, physician. Foetiner E, Carpenter and Justice. Pyle S W, blacksmith.
Reed A B, cooper. Richmond Wm, wagon manfr.
Rickard Henry, shoemaker.
Rowe J P, blacksmith. St John J.O, wagonmaker.
Wendel John, Harness and Wagon . Maker.
White J C Rev (Methodist).
MOUNT COMFORT. A country postoffice in Buck Creek township, Han- cock county, 16 miles northwest of Green- field court house, and 6 southeast of Oak- landon, on the C. C. C. & I. Ry. Has Methodist church, district school, and semi-weekly mail.
Smith Samuel S, Postmaster and General Store.
MOUNT ETNA. Contains a pop- ulation of 300, two churches, a graded school, and one flour mill operated by wa- ter power from Salamonie river, located in Polk township, Huntington county, 10 miles southwest of Huntington, the county seat and shipping depot. Has tri-weekly stage communication with Huntington- fare 40c. Mail tri-weekly. Theodore Van Antwerp, postmaster. Anderson E J, blacksmith. Dain C, General Store. Beckford I. C, four mill. Beckford S Mrs, milliner. Billiter Henry, saloon.
Chenoweth G P, physician.
llarne 'T J, physician. Ingham E J, blacksmith.
Jeffrey J & Son, blacksmiths. King Win HI, cooper.
Large A R, furniture.
Maloney Harcamas, Flour Mill. Marks Thomas & Son, wagonmakers. Marshall A, wagonmaker.
Plank & Bro, stoves and tirware.
Master CS, Drugs and Groceries. Furviance E C, General Store.
Rogers T A, shoemaker. .
Scott N W, physician. Van Antwerp Theodore, grocer,
Wiles M L, saloon.
Young Jeremiah, cooper.
MOUNT ILE ADTITY. A sma !: place in Jackson township, Bartholomew county, 12 miles southwest of Columbus, the county seat, and most available ship- ping point, with no village population. The place has Methodist church and dis- trict school. Weekly mail. John Igel jr, postinaster. Burns R, physician. Dye Morris, wagonmaker. Igel Margaret, General Store. Shoemaker Levi, cooper.
MOUNT HOPE. Is a rural post- office in DeKalb county, supplying mail to a farming community, located 8 miles cast of Auburn, the county seat and shipping point. There is a district school and United Brethren church in the neighborhood. Mail semi-weekly. B. F. Thomas, postmaster.
MOUNT LIBERTY. Only a posi- office, is located in Brown county, 7 miles northeast of Nashville, the county seat, and 12 miles west of Columbus, the nearest rail- road approach. Stage communication tri- weekly with Columbus and Nashville. Mail tri-weekly. Harvey A. Patterson, Postmaster and General Store.
MOUNT MERIDIAN. Jefferson township, Putnam county, with a popula- tion of 150, is located S miles southeast of Greencastle, the county seat and most avail- able shipping point. The place has two churches and a district school. Mail tri- weekly. M. F. Dorsett, postmaster. Allee 1 M, wagonmaker. Bourne Ambrose, blacksmith, Clift N, shoemaker. DOISett NI F, Druggist.
K. L. WRIGHT & CO.,
47 and 49 South Meridian St., Indianapolis.
All the New Styles in
Carpets, Wall Paper and Upholstery.
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Cobb & Branham,
INDIANAPOLIS, sell Pied- mont Coal for Blacksmithing.
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Elmore Alfred, flour mill. Grimes J B, physician. Hurst Wm, general store. Pyton J, painter.
Vaughn J L, wagonmaker.
MOUNT MORIAIT. Near the Bartholomew county line, in Hamblin town- ship, Brown county, 12 miles northeast of Nashville, the county seat, contains about 100 inhabitants, district school, Methodist and Lutheran churches. Taylorsville, 10 miles east, on the J. M. & I. R. R., is its place of shipment. Mail semi-weekly. John C. Wright, postmaster.
Bringman Ellas, blacksmith. Clevinger W UI H, saw mill. Clevinger Win L, wagonmaker. Hamblin Jesse, shoemaker. Oard James IT, physician. O'Haver Joseph, millwright. Walker Wm, blacksmith.
MOUNT PISGAH. Without any village organization, merely a country post- office, is situated in LaGrange county, 10 miles southeast of LaGrange, the county scat, and io north of Kendallville, on the G. R. &I. and L. S. & M. S. R. Rs. Mail daily. John O. Everdon, postmaster.
MOUNT PLEASANT. Dela-
ware county. (Sse Blaineton. )
MOUNT PLEASANT. Con- taining 50 inhabitants, Christian church and district school, is situated in Perry county, distant 25 miles northeast of Can- nelton, the county seat. Rono Landing, on the Ohio river, distant 4 miles, is the shipping point. Mail tri-weekly. L. A. Courcier, postmaster.
Courcicr L A, Breeder of Fine Poul- try.
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Courcier Theodore, lawyer and grain dealer. Edwards Lemuel, blacksmith. Harp J E, justice of the peace. Reed James, general store. Stiles Wm N, cooper.
MOUNT PROSPECT. Also
called Brownstown, is a settlement of 100 inhabitants, situated on Little Blue river, in Sterling township, Crawford county, 18 miles northwest of Leavenworth, the coun- ty seat and shipping point. Contains Bap- tist and Christian societies and district school. Mail received four times per week. Thomas J. Palmer, postmaster.
Allen Joseph, meat market. Allen Joseph E, dentist. Allen J, shoemaker. Brown & Longert, saw mill.
IIazlewood George, general store. Mellickle F M, blacksmith and barber. McMickle J H, hotel and lawyer.
McMickle John, livery.
Mathers Wm Rev (Christian).
Palmer Jefferson, physician.
Paminer THOMAS J, Postmaster. Vandeveer Joel, physician.
MOUNT STERLING. Inhabited by about 165 persons, and located in Jeffer- son township, Switzerland county, 3% miles north of Vevay, the county seat and most available shipping point. Indian creek, one mile west, furnishes water power to operate a flour mill. In the place there are two churches --- Baptist and Methodist -- and one graded school. Grain and live stock are exported. It has stage communi- cation with Rising Sun and Versailles. Mail daily. Benjamin Cole, postmaster.
Armstrong & Waldon, blacksmiths and un- dertakers.
Banta J H, apiarist.
Banta M HI, brick mason. Beldon & Baker, flour mill.
Christie. James H, physician. Clark Paul, justice of the peace.
Cole Benjamin, General Store.
Cole James, live stock. Cotton Ralph, shoemaker.
Cotton Thomas, stone mason,
Craig G, carpenter.
Gleason W W Rey (Baptist).
Martin E D, wagonmaker. Richards J M, teacher.
MOUNT SUMMIT. Is a village in Prairie township, Henry county, and a station on the Ft. W. M. & C. R. R., 6 miles north of New Castle, the county seat, contains 250 inhabitants, Christian church and district school. A grain elevator and flour mill are among the recent improve- ments. Express, American. Mail daily. John F. Luellen, postmaster. Cole James Rev (Christian).
Courtney James, shoemaker. Duke James, hotel. Evans Aaron, physician.
Harvey J W, K R and Ex agt. Evelien & Hudson, General Store. Norville R D, physician.
Sanders John, wagonmaker.
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MOUNT VERNON. . Fulton coun-
. ty. (Sie Blue Grass.)
MOUNT VERNON. Miami coun- ty. (Sce Stockdule.)
MOUNT VERNON. For its size is the most enterprising, energetic and wealthy village in the state. It is the county seat of Posey county, beautifully located on the Ohio river and the St. Louis & Southeastern Ry, 19 miles (by rail) west of Evansville, and ro southwest of Indi- anapolis. It is incorporated and has 4000 inhabitants, several churches, excellent graded schools, substantial business blocks, handsome residences, and one of the finest court houses in Southern Indiana, erected ¿t IS73-4, at a cost of $112,000. Its coun- ty jail is also a handsome structure, having cost $25,000. The bonded indebtedness of the city is $52, 167. Mount Vernon has two banks and three excellent hotels, prominent among which is the Damron Ilouse, strictly first-class. The press is well represented by five weekly newspapers, the Wochenblatt (German Neutral), Westen: Star (Demo- cratic), Sun (Republican), Golden Rule (Religious and Temperance), and last but not least, the Mount Vernon Democrat, which is the official Democratic organ of Posey county, old and well established, with a circulation of 1400, making it a very valua- ble advertising medium. Its manufactur- ing interests are represented by four flour mills, a foundry, hominy mill, saw mill, and a plow, drain tile and carriage manufacto- ry, owned by Mr. Henry Brinkman. Mail daily. Express, United States and Adams. Sylvanus Milner, postmaster.
Acuff Win ME, Carriage and Wagon Manufacturer and General Blacksmith, cor 2d and Pearl.
Allyn Sidney, justice of the peace.
Bacon & Rioomer, Livery and Boarding Stable, east side of Store, between Ist and 2d. (See ada.)
Barter James M, propr The Weekly Sun.
Barter John H & Son, carriage mnfrs.
Barter & Co, hardware.
Bieker Frank, gunsmith.
Bippus Paul G, meat market.
Bischoff J & Co, grocers.
Blunt M'S, physician.
Brinkmann MicHry, ( Burtis & Brinkmann Carriage, Wagon and Plow Manufacturer, Corner Walnut and Ist, Drain Tile manufacturer, Corner 3d and Sycamore. (See adv.)
Brown Edward, carpenter.
Burtis & Brinkmann, agricultural implis.
Butler & Ashworth, agricultural ing/hs.
Central Mouse, J Cox Proprietor, 3d bet Store and Main. Charles Willis, books.
Chase XXcury C, Boot and Shoe- maker, 12 Main.
Clark Andrew J, jewelry.
Clarke Thomas, saloon.
Clutter Jesse, cooper.
Cook Fred W, lager beer agent.
Cox Joshua, propr Central House and jus- tice of the peace, 3d bet Main and Store, Cox I M & # X, Publishers Golden Rule.
Cralley Joseph K., blacksmith.
Crawley L B, carpenter.
Cronbach Manuel, drugs.
Primer TVertiGe, U G Damron Pro- prietor, River Front. (Ste ady.) Darron U G, Proprietor Damron House, River Front.
Daniel Wm P, justice of the peace.
Dexheimer Henry, confectionery.
Misnier LE Bire, Milliner, Dressmaker and Notions, 43 Main.
Dunn James, confectionery.
Everton Uyes, Flouring Mill, Store between 3d and 4th.
Feldman George A, barber.
Finch V C & Co, hardware.
First National Bank, capital $100,000, John M Lockwood pres, John B Gardiner cash. Fogas Andrew C, cigar maker.
Franck George H, baker.
French James W, county supt of schools.
Fuelling Clamor L, merchant tailor.
Fuhrer, Boyce & Co, general store.
Gardiner James , Drugs, Cor- ner Main and 2d.
Gardiner John B, mayor.
Gerding Charles H A, confectionery.
Gilman Samuel J, marble works.
Golden Rule The, JE & J P Cox Publishers, 3d, Between Main and Store. Gregory J G & Son, livery.
Gronemeier Charles, shoemaker.
Gronemier Simon H, tinware,
Harlem M & Sons, general store.
Harper John, physician.
Hartung L & N, grocer.
Hattich Adam, Marble Works, cor 2d and Main.
Hempling à Ormen, mont market, 4th.
Hendricks Win, coroner.
Henrich George, barber,
Winch Win S, barber.
Huoninius Jobn, wagonmaker.
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