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Broadwell G R, general store. Cole A C, lawyer. Cook G, wagonmaker. Fisher F, blacksmith.
Hollenberg M, General Store and Leaf Tobacco.
Lockport Levi, lawyer. Martin James & Co, saw mill. Rhoades A J, physician. Shalden II, shoemaker. Stant J A, physician. Stutsman Joseph, general store.
PILOT GROFE. Population 40, located in Jackson township, Newton county, S miles west of Rensselaer, its shipping depot, on the I. D. & C. Ry, and 20 northeast of Kentland, the county seat. Has a Methodist church and district school. Mail received tri-weekly. J. M. Hufty, postmaster. Ashley J B, blacksmith. Bowman Wm, physician. Brener J J & Son, drugs.
Helmuth D, carpenter.
Hufty y MI, General Store and Justice. Hufty ] M & Son, hardware. Miller Henry, constable. Seward A D, harnessniaker. Thorp John, hotel.
PILOT KNOB. Located in Whisky Run township, Crawford county, is a rural postoffice 7 miles north of Leavenworth, the county seat and steamboat landing. Has Methodist church and district school. Mail semi-weekly. Thomas J. Bowman, postmaster.
Bowman Thomas J, Postmaster. Chambers S B F, physician.
Froman M C, saw mill.
Mills J C, justice of the peace.
Morris Wm, blacksmith.
PIMENTO. Formerly called Hart- ford, is situated on the E. & T. H. R. R., in Linton township, Vigo county, 12 miles due south of Terre Haute court house, con- tains 150 inhabitants, graded school, Bap- tist and Christian churches. Wheat, corn, flour, hay and staves are shipped. Express, Adams. Daily mail. N. B. Kennett, post- master. Bledsoe P, grain.
Bowne B F, carpenter.
Bowne G W, carpenter.
Boyle A C, grocer.
Collings W @, Physician.
Cornell Erastus, carpenter.
Cowden Martin, R R and Ex agt.
Enders Peter, blacksmith.
French W T, general store.
Hampton G F, justice of the peace.
Hipple Isaac, carpenter.
Holmes N S, physician.
Holverstadt T, hotel.
Kennett N B, General Store.
Kester Bros, flour mill.
Leachman J S, physician.
Leinburger J & Co, dry goods.
McGee John, saloon. McJohnston A D, physician.
Newman David, Carpenter. Sharp F J, wagonmaker. Sparks Richard M, shoemaker. Thompson W A Rev (Baptist). Weeks A II, live stock.
PINE VILLAGE. This is a vil lage of 295 inhabitants, in Adams township, Warren county, 14 miles north of Williams. port court house, and 5 south of Oxford, its shipping place on the L. E. & W. Ry. Big
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Pine creek operates by water power a tile "factory. The place has Methodist church, district school, and ships live stock and grain. Mail daily. J. M. Wagner, post- master. Campbell M L, general store. Drummond Win, blacksmith. Fenton S C, physician. Fenton & Buckles, tile mnfrs.
Haun A H, general store. McMullen J W, physician. Rowen Jamies F, harnessmaker. Rowen J B, shoemaker. Swadley J M, wagonmaker. Swadley I J Mrs, milliner.
PITTSBOROUGH. A thriving village of 500 inhabitants, located in Mid- dle township, Hendricks county, on I. B. & W. Ry, 10 miles northeast of Danville, the county seat, and 18 miles northwest of In- dianapolis, contains three churches- Bap- tist, Methodist and Christian-and graded school. United States Express. Mail daily. D. F. Hall, postmaster. Adams John Q, blacksmith.
Bez Jacob, shoemaker.
Brentz Isaac M, physician.
Brill James KE, Physician.
Brunafield & McLean, flour mill.
Buergelin I, blacksmith.
Cloud C F C, physician.
Dorman & Dillon, drugs.
Feely Daniel, stave mnfr.
Mill D F, Lawyer, Railroad and. Ex- press Agent. Hook H A, general store.
Hornaday & Thompson, cattle dealers.
McLean J M, general store.
Pittison J F, wagonmaker.
Smith W J, saw mill. Stanley & Plaster, drugs.
Waters Isaac B, justice of the peace. Weaver A C, General Store. Wills James M, lawyer.
PITTSBURG. Randolph county. (See New Pittsburg.)
PITTSBURG. Sullivan county. (See Ilymera.)
PITTSBURGH. An enterprising manufacturing village on the Wabash river, in Tippecanoe township, Wabash county, two miles northwest of Delphi, the county seat. The river furnishes water power for a flour mill, woolen mill and two saw mills. Population 350. It has Methodist, United
Brethren and Presbyterian churches and good graded school. The I. D. & C. Ry. passes through the village. Express, Amer- ican. Mail daily. A. M. Maxson, post- master. Angell C, physician.
Armstrong Eliza, restaurant.
Badorf Israel &, Blacksmith.
Beauchamp David, harness.
Blessing W H, tinner.
Deane John, agt I D & C Ry.
Depew G A, general store.
Fairchild R W, lime kiln.
Fisher, Vandewolgen & Co, flour mill.
Gardner Joseph, blacksmith.
Graham George, Shoemaker.
Greenup Bros, cattle dealers.
Hudson S S, wagonmaker. Lane Martin, saloon.
Martin J C Rev (Methodist).
Mathews James, woolen mills.
MAXSon A MI, Postmaster.
Messer H G, grain dealer.
Morrow J L, physician.
Newer W H, meat market.
Pollard John, cattle dealer.
Robertson C W, grain.
Thompson G W, cattle dealer.
Thompson R H, wagonmaker.
Troxell J G, justice of the peace.
Vanscoy R Mrs, milliner.
Ward Johnson, Saw Mill.
Werkhoff John, general store. Wiley John, blacksmith.
PLAINFIELD. Fourteen miles west of Indianapolis, on the St. L. V. T. 11. & I. R. R., is a thrifty village, with a population of 1000, was settled in 1836, and is situated in Hendricks county, 10 miles southeast of Danville, the county seat. Plainfield has six churches-two Friends, one Christian, two Methodist and one Bap- tist-and two graded schools. The Indiana State Reform School for boys, established in 1866, is located here and now contains 315 inmates. The county orphans' home was established at this place in 1877, and now is in a flourishing condition, with about 25 inmates. The village contains a flour mill, tile manufactory, hotel, newspaper- Hendricks County Citizen (Republican)-and two saw mills. Grain and hogs are the chief exports. Express, American. Tele- graph, Western Union. Maildaily. James S. Odell, postmaster.
Almond & Record, meat market.
Bales Eleazer Rev (Friends). Barnhill J C Kev (Christian).
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Bonney Orrin Rev (Baptist). Burton Eli C, carpenter. Cook S M, general store. Cregg John C, House and Carriage Painter, all work warranted, n w cor Main and Vine. Dalton Caleb, meat market. Dennis Obed H, wagonmaker.
Doan Jesse, bricklayer.
Doan John, shoemaker.
Dobbins James, carpenter.
Douglass Clark, carpenter.
Douglass John, painter.
Douglass & Straughn, carpenters.
Edwards Jesse Rev (Friends).
Ellis Thomas E, physician.
Ellis Wm, wagonmaker.
Ellis & Carter, lumber.
Evans Thomas, physician.
Fawcett Wm T, boots and shoes, Fogleman & Boggs, carpenters.
. Fox Alfred B, saw mill.
Fullen John, general store.
Geiger Winfield S, blacksmith.
Green Cyrus, R R and Ex agt.
Greene J L Rev (Methodist).
Greene & Hadley, druggists.
Hadley David, township trustee. Hadley Harlen, livery.
Hammond Young C, shoemaker.
Hendricks County Citizen, JN Vestal propr.
Hiss Sebastian, undertaker.
Indiana State Reform School, Thomas J Chilton supt. Jackson Allen, livery.
Jenkins Henry L, carpenter.
Johnson Eli, justice of the peace.
Johnson Elias D, general storc.
Johnson Isaac A, saddles and harness. Johnson Wm G, supt Orphans' Home. Kelley Jackson, barber.
Krebs August, shoemaker.
Lewis Robert, physician.
Moore Pattison F, grocer. Morgan O J, lawyer.
Munday Thomas, carpenter.
Newland Charles O, patternmaker. Odell HI C, cigars, tobacco and confections. Odell James , Postmaster.
Orphans' Home, W T Johnson pres.
Osborn Shubel A, Carriage and Spring Wagon Maker, e ş Center n Main. Osborn Stephen, blacksmith.
Phelps J, tile mufr.
Phelps J H, live stock.
Phillips Milton, druggist.
Pollard Thomas, painter.
Pritchard A M, carpenter.
Reagan Jessie, physician.
Reagan John W, physician.
Reagan Taylor, grocer.
Scholle John EX, Restaurant and Bakcry, n's Main w Vine, next door to postoffice. Smith Frederick W, physician.
Snipes Wm R, grocer.
Stone Zephaniah, blacksmith.
Strong John T, physician.
Tomlinson Moses, photographer.
Tully Perry, live stock.
Vestal B & N, live stock.
Vestal John N, propr Hendricks County Citizen. Wagoner Alice Mrs, milliner.
Willhite & Son, general store.
Wilkin William & Son, blacksmiths.
Wilkins & Tomlinson, flour mill.
Miller Barney, tailor.
Worth Benjamin F, grocer.
Worth Joseph C, shoemaker. Wasson & Frazier, Carriage and Wagonmakers. (See adv.)
PLAINVILLE. Is the location of 100 persons, in Steele township, Daviess county, 10 miles north of Washington, the
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county seat. Edwardsport, 5 miles west on the I. & V. Ry., is the most available ship- ping point. The place has Christian church, district school, and daily stage communica- tion with Washington. Mail daily. Wil- lis B. McRae, postmaster. Bullett T W, physician.
Comber William G, Justice of the Peace.
Dyer Samuel Rev (Christian).
Herring George, blacksmith. Hildreth Wm, general store. Home M D, physician.
Lee Henry Rev (Christian). McRae Willis BB, General Store. Rankin David, general store.
Strouse W H H, physician. Willis E D, physician.
PLEASANT. A rural postoffice in Switzerland county, 13 miles northwest of Vevay, the county seat. The village has two churches-Presbyterian and Baptist. Ship to Vevay on the Ohio river. Mail daily. W. S. Francis, postmaster and gen- eral storc.
PLEASANT GROTE. Situated in Jasper county, 8 miles northeast of Renssalaer, the county seat, and 4 miles north of Pleasant Ridge, a station on the I. D. & C. Ry., is a rural postoffice for a farming community, and contains a Metho- dist church, district school, and exports live stock. Mail tri-weekly. W. K. Parki-, son, postmaster.
Brown George H sr, live stock.
Parkeson A, live stock. Parkison W KK, Live Stock. Read A J, live stock.
PLEASANT HILL. Delaware county. (See Oakville.)
PLEASANT HILL. Population 100, is situated in Coal Creek township, Montgomery county, 14 miles northwest of Crawfordsville court house. Waynetown, 6 miles due south on the I. B. & W. Ry, is the place of shipment. Tri-weekly stage connection with Newtown and Boston Store. Mail tri-weekly. J. W. Cord, post- master.
Bedle J M, agricultural implts. Bennett G M, blacksmith. Cord J W, Farmer. Devoss Allen, cooper. Doss & Bain, wagonmakers. Harrison J Rev (Methodist).
Hixeon Wm, apiarist.
Hollin & Anderson, Druggists. Jett & McClure, general store.
Jones I N, shoemaker. Krug Henry, live stock. Lee L Miss, milliner. McJimsey John, hotel.
Miley John, painter. Phillips C A, physician. Phillips F I, sewing machines. Thornburg J R, physician.
PLEASANT LAKE. Derives its name from the lake upon which it is situ- ated, in Steuben township and county, on Ft. W. & J. R. R, 5 miles south of Angola court house. Wheat, corn, oats and live stock are exported. The village contains. 500 inhabitants, graded school, Baptist, Universalist and Congregational churches. Express, American. Mail daily. S. B. George, postmaster. Barr Samuel, saloon.
Biery T E, physician.
Bigler Robert, saloon.
Chadwick Frank & Co, general store.
Concle G W, livery.
Croxton John G, flour mill.
Dodge HI B, justice of the peace.
Forward J M, notary public.
Freeman Samuel, wagonmaker.
Fuller S H, physician.
George S BB, Postmaster.
Johnson James, saddles and harness. Ketchum James, boots and shoes.
Knight Austin, blacksmith.
Mann John, agricultural implts.
Matson Geo, hardware. Merry & Shoaf, hotel.
Miller Henry, blacksmith. Morse R R, general store.
Oberline Hiram, drugs.
Ransburg & Bro, saw mill.
Ritter Philip, undertaker. Roby & Sons, carpenters. Sisson Orrin, blacksmith.
Swartout Homer, meat market.
VanOrden Jacob, ice.
Weaver Bros, druggists.
Willard & Shuster, lumber.
Young Geo E, real estate.
PLEASANT MILLS. This vil- lage of 150 inhabitants is located on the T. D. & B. R. R., in St. Mary's township, Adams county. Decatur, the county seat, is 6 miles northwest, and contains two churches-United Brethren and Baptist --- district school and flour mill, which derives
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Archbold G W, General Store. Bartling F W, stirrups.
Bonnell G H Rev (United Brethren).
Cowan J R, hotel.
Deviney A J, blacksmith. Gephart H W, general store.
Hammell Cyrus, saw mill.
Harper J L, physician.
Merriss S B, carpenter.
Pond John M; wagonmaker. Worden W H, flour mill.
PLEASANT PLAIN. Thirteen miles south of Huntington court house, is in Huntington county, and contains Friends church, district school, and 100 inhabitants. It exports hogs, eggs and butter, and has tri-weekly mail stage route to Huntington, fare 25c. Leroy Stevens, postmaster.
Adams Aaron, blacksmith.
Brosier & Custer, general store.
Clements Charles, lawyer.
Garwood Evan, sewing machines.
Handshey Edward Rev (Friends).
Handshey Samuel, justice of the peace.
Howell N P, blacksmith.
Murphy N J, general store. Nunemaker Samuel, basket mnfr.
Rinehart Daniel, cooper. Satterthwaite S E, township trustee.
Stevens Leroy, general store. Wright M R, physician.
PLEASANT RIDGE. A newly established postoffice in Jasper county, 4 miles southeast of Rensselaer, the county seat, and is a station on the I. D. & C. Ry. Contains Methodist church and district school. Mail daily. J. V. Parkison, post- master.
Gwin J P & J C, produce. Gwin J M, shoemaker. Gwin W. HI, carpenter. Parkison J V, General Store.
PLEASANT RIDGE. Jefferson county. (See Beecamp.)
PLEASANT VIEW. Randolph county. (See Goodviewe.)
PLEASANT VIEW. Containing 50 inhabitants, in Chester township, Wa- bash county, is located 12 miles northeast of Wabash court house. La Gro, 6 miles south, on the W. St. L. & P. Ry, is the 40
shipping point, It has Baptist church and district school. Mail semi-weekly. W. Z. Taylor, postmaster.
Bloomer F H, physician.
O'Neal D C, blacksmith.
Taylor W 2, General Store and Jus- tice.
PLEASANTVILLE. Pike coun- ty. (See Spurgeon.)
PLEASANTVILLE. Having a population of 200, is located in Sullivan county, 15 miles southeast of Sullivan, the county seat, and 7 miles northwest of Mar- co, on the I. & V. Ry. The village has 2 churches-Methodist and Presbyterian- and graded school. Daily mail. Stage to Marco. W. P. O'Haver, postmaster.
Baker & Hines, furniture and undertakers. Bedwell S J, general store.
Bruner John Rev (Methodist).
Bunting James & Co, flour mill.
Douthitt J L, wagonmaker.
Howard S M, harness.
McDowell M C, physician.
McDowell & Fleming, physicians.
McCluny S Y, physician.
Newkirk F, blacksmith.
O'Haver C J, druggist.
O'Haver P M, hotel.
O'Haver W F, General Store.
Staley L B, physician.
Stevens Thomas, shoemaker.
Wood L R, general store.
PLUM TREE. With a population of 60, is located in Huntington county, 12 iniles southeast of Huntington, the county seat and railroad depot. The village con- tains 2 churches-Christain and Methodist. Mail semi-weekly. H. K. Groves, post- master.
Calhoun S D, shoemaker. Floyd J H, saw mill. Groves IX KK, General Store.
Hultz J B, justice of the peace.
Smith Charles, blacksmith.
Somers A R, hotel.
Wilmore J M, barber.
PLYMOUTH. The county seat of Marshall county, is a very handsome and flourishing village of 3500 inhabitants, lo- cated at the crossing of the I. P. & C. and P. F. W. & C. Rys, HIS miles north of In- dianapolis, and 85 miles southeast of Chi- cago. The city is divided into three wards, electing two councilmen to each ward every
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two years. Among the many prominent features of Plymouth may be conmerated six churches -- Christian, Advent, Catholic, Methodist, Presbyterian and Episcopal- three public schools, two banks -- one na- tional and one private-a monthly news- paper -- the Real Estate Register-two week- ly-Republican and Democrat-a good opera house, city library containing 500 volumes, and the great magnetic flowing well, pro- ducing 500 gallons of water per minute, which has excellent magnetic properties, and would furnish water for a town of 50,- ooo inhabitants. Express, United States and Adams. Mail daily. Wm. A. Kendall, postmaster.
Adams Wm J, founder and machinist.
Alleman Aaron L, undertaker.
Alleman Mahlon N, restaurant.
Allman Mayer, general store.
Bailey Wm N, physician.
Baily & Capron, flour mill.
Baker Edgar M, druggist.
Baker Josiah S, physician.
Ball, Carabin & Co, general store.
Barnhill Ezra K, grocer. Baxter S A & Co Mrs, milliner.
Becker Abraham, grocer.
Becker Emil, clothing.
Becker Simon, general store.
Bender John S, lawyer.
Bennett Bros, grocers.
Biegh George W, physician.
Black Peter, hotel.
Blain G & Co, groceries and drugs. Borton T A, physician. Bower G W Rev (Methodist).
Bowers Isaiah, physician.
Briggs & Zumbaugh, blacksmiths.
Buck & Toan, bankers and hardware.
Burch Ann Mrs, dressmaker.
Burket Francis M, dentist.
Capron Albertus C, lawyer.
Chaney George R, lawyer.
Chaplain Father Rev (Adventist).
Cleaveland John W, grain and agrl implts. Coffy Adelbert B, dry goods.
Conover Josepha R, Wagonmaker and Repairer, n s Washington w Mich- igan. Corbin & Co, real estate and abstracts of title.
Corbin & Son, lawyers.
Covert & Karns, dentists.
Crawford Baron D, lawyer. Crawford Bros, saddles and harness.'
Crawford Moses & Bro, meat market.
Crawford William & Son, china, glass and queensware.
Dial John, agt Adams and United States Ex Cos.
DeStees Flora Miss, dentist.
Dunham Z A Mrs, milliner.
Dunlap J Mrs, physician.
Durr C C, dentist.
Elliott Anson P, wagonmaker.
Fargo Abner R, merchant tailor.
First National Bank, capital- $50,000, M A O Packard pres, James A Gilmore cash. Fisher William R, carpenter. Fondy J J Rev (Episcopal).
Frank Henry A, dry goods and notions.
Gabbert & Langfeldt, meat market.
Gibson, Gretzinger & Co, marble works.
Gilmore James A, city treas.
Graves Newell, boots and shoes.
Gunder H & J, furniture.
Hank Joseph, barber.
Haslanger C & Co, blacksmiths.
Hlaslanger Wm, hotel.
Hauk Henry, marble works.
Hawley Abijah, boots and shoes.
Hensey J B Rev (Christian Reform).
Herter Hans, cigars and tobacco.
Hertz Jacob, grocer.
Hess William KE, Attorney at Law and Notary Public. Special Attention Given to Collections and Real Estate Bus- iness, e s Michigan s Gano.
Hill Wm W, bakery and restaurant.
Hoglan Spencer A, city marshal.
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Hoover George W, wagonmaker.
Houghton John W, insurance.
Houghton & Bro, grocers.
Hume Albert C, dentist.
Hupp Thomas J, wines and liquors.
Jilson John C, agt I P & C Ry.
Johnson Amasa, lawyer.
Jones Perry. O, lawyer. Kendall Wm M, books.
Klinger Jesse, surveyor.
Kloepfer & Bofinger, dry goods.
Koontz Ernesta E Mrs, restaurant.
Kraus Bros, dry goods.
Kuhn Fred H, meat market.
Kuhn John C, boots and shoes.
Lauer & Bro, general store. Lenfestey H, feed stable.
Leonard John G, wagonmaker.
Leonard J & Son, furniture. Leonard & Wiltfong, grocers. Linkenhelt Benjamin, butter and eggs.
Linkenhelt Lawrence, grain.
Little George A Rev (Presbyterian).
Loesh Christian, saddles and harness.
Losey John R, jeweler.
McCall John, shoemaker.
McCance & Scott, sash, doors and blinds.
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McClaren John D, lawyer.
McKelvy S L & Co, real estate. Matthews Williams S, architect.
Miller Frederick, shoemaker.
.Montgomery Wm, livery.
Moor, Leland & Co, Carpenters and Builders, south side LaPorte, east of Michigan.
Mueller John, barber.
Nussbaum & Mayer, grocers.
O'Day Michael, shoemaker.
Oglesbee Nathan H, lumber.
Palmer Charles, furniture.
Palmer John W, grocer.
Parker House, Edgar Taylor Pro- prietor. (See adv.)
Parks J OS D & J W, lawyers.
Peed Henry A, propr The Plymouth Dem- ocrat.
Pershing & Hulverson, grocers.
Philpot Aquilla R, jeweler.
Pilcher Charles O, agricultural implts.
Plymouth Democrat (weekly), H A Peed editor.
Plymouth Republican (weekly), J W Siders propr. Poe & Chapman, druggists.
Portmess Jacob E, photographer.
Reeves James S, lawyer.
Renbarger Aaron, saddles and harness.
Renner Frederick J, restaurant.
Reutschler & Haslinger, saloon.
Reynolds George R, physician. Richardson Charles, lawyer.
Richardson & VanGorder, milliners.
Rudowsky Robert C, saloon.
Ruge Marx, saloon.
Ryder Bernard E, shoemaker.
Shaffer Ray A Miss, milliner.
Shakes & Collins, saloon.
Shoemaker John M, flour mill.
Short Aaron, saddles and harness.
Siders John W, propr The Plymouth Re- publican.
Simons Millard W, agt P F W & C Ry.
Singler John, hardware.
Smith Clara O Mrs, milliner.
Snyder David E, insurance agent.
Snyder & Snyder, lawyers.
Spiesshofer Michael, saloon.
Stansbury & Co, hardware.
Stegmann Peter, shoemaker.
Stemmler Phillip H, merchant tailor.
Taber & Chaplin, general store.
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Tanner Lucius, druggist.
Taylor Edgar, Proprietor Parker House. (See adv.) Thayer Henry G, grain.
Thomson & Brink, Lumber Deal. ers and Proprietors Brick Planing Mill. Mouldings, Brackets, Building Timber, Wagon Spokes, Walnut Balustrades, etc, south of PF W & CR R Depot. Tuttle & Hoover, photographers.
Veitz Edward W, physician.
Vinnedge Adam, hotel. Weber Albert R, meat market.
Weireter John, saloon.
Western Union Telegraph Co, J J O'Brien operator.
Whitmore Charles, pianos and organs.
Whitlock & Co, hardware.
Williamson Richard, dry goods. Wilson J H, physician.
Wolf Gustave, clothing. Wolf Mayer, dry goods.
Yockey Johan A, Meat Market w s Michigan, n LaPorte.
Young William F, barber. Zurwellan George Rev (Catholic).
PO. Locally known as Williamsport, is located on St. Mary's river, in Marion township, Allen county, II miles south of Fort Wayne. The river furnishes power to operate a flour mill. The village has 175 inhabitants, two religious denominations- United Brethren and Methodist-and dis- trict school. Ship to Fort Wayne. Mail semi-weekly. Charles F. True, postmaster. Brown J, general store.
Cody M, flour mill. Deal James S, blacksmith.
Lopshire Wm, wagonmaker.
Lutz Samuel, carpenter. McCormick T HI, druggist. Miller J S, blacksmith. Nill H, shoemaker. Ogle HI Rev (United Brethren). 'True Charles F, General Store.
POINT ISABEL. Having a popu- lation of 150, is located in Green township, Grant county, 15 miles southwest of Marion court house, Io west of Fairmount, on C. W. & M. Ry, and 10 north of Elwood, on P. C. & St. L. and L. E. & W. Rys. Con- tains Methodist church and district school. Mail semi-weekly. Frank Lennox, post- master. Cavolt J, stock dealer.
DOWAS WIR H, Carpenter. Hood A W, carpenter.
John David, blacksmith. John John V, wagonmaker. Kilgore Mark M, general store. Lennox Frank, Physician. Malott Robert & Sons, flour mill. Matchett Lewis, carpenter.
Miller Joseph, meat market.
Plauck Valentine F, shoemaker. Sizelow Bros, Tile Manufacturers. Stilwell Wm, general store. Thornton Mrs, dressmaker. Williams Jolin, carpenter.
POLAND. With roo inhabitants, is located in Cass township, Clay county. Brazil, the county seat, is 14 miles north- west. The shipping place is Knightsville, on St. L. V. T. H. & I. R. R., 9 miles northwest. Contains two churches-Metho- dist and Presbyterian --- and graded school. Mail tri-weekly. John J. Huffman, post. master.
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