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Banmunk Peter, shoemaker.
Bartholomew N B, physician. Chamberlain W L, physician. Counts Preston, saddler.
Huber Samuel C, blacksmith.
Huffman John J, Lawyer. Ingram J L, drugs.
Schroer John, carriage painter.
Stone & Elliott, physicians. Stwalley & Muffinan, General Store. Teany & Shoppell, blacksmiths. 'Tressel & Kattman, general store. Werremyer Henry, hotel.
POLK PATCII. Also known as Taylorsville, is a village of 300 inhabitants, located in Warrick county, 15 miles south- east of Boonville, the county seat. The place has two churches-Methodist and Baptist. Tobacco is the principal article of export. Stage communication daily with Boonville and Huntingburg. Ship to Boon. ville. Daily mail. E. M. Naney, postmas- ter.
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Allen D M, hotel and physician.
Armstrong Martha, hotel. Black J A & Bro, general store.
Boyer S, general store.
Cutler C H, cooper.
Julian B F Rev (Methodist).
Julian Henry, shoemaker. Katterjohn J F, flour mill. Lamar I. H, physician.
McVay W H, physician.
Naney E MI, General Store. Reesor John, wagonmaker.
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PATENTS.
C. Bradford, Solicitor of American and Foreign Patents, 18 Hubbard Block, corner of Washington and Meridian Streets, Indianap- olis, Ind. All business confidential. Call or write for information.
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Merrill, Hubbard & Co.,
Booksellers, Stationers and Paper Dealers, INDIANAPOLIS.
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Spencer R B Rev (Methodist). Taylor H C & Co, blacksmiths. Taylor IN & Co, millinery. Taylor James, justice of the peace. Temple W R, physician.
Thry J N, cooper. Tilman J N, blacksmith. Whitinghill W 9, Lawyer. Wood & Black, drugs.
POLK RUN. A discontinued post- office, in Clark county, 21 miles northeast of Jeffersonville, the county seat. Otisco, 4 miles west, on the Jeff Branch O. & M. R. R., is the shipping point.
POLSONTON. Formerly called Knoxville, is a place of 100 inhabitants, lo- cated at the four corners of Harrison, Co- lumbia, Hall and Marion townships, in Dubois county, 10 miles northeast of Jas- per, the county seat. Patoka river fur- nishes power to operate a flour and saw mill. The village has three churches-Lu- theran, Episcopal and Methodist - and graded school. Mail received semi-weekly. C. W. Ellis, postmaster, Allen Edward A, miller. Coble P L, physician. Dilkemper George, blacksmith.
Ellis C WW, General Store and Flour Mill.
Klee Frank, blacksmith. Luchauer E, carpenter.
Lothes John, grocer. Polson Thomas, physician and hotel. Reuss Michael, wagonmaker.
Shodd George, shoemaker. Waldrip, H. L, physician.
POND CREEK MILLS. Ar- ral postoffice, in Harrison township, Knox county, 15 miles southeast of Vincennes, the county seat, and 8 southwest of Wash- ingtou, its place of shipment on the O. & M. Ry. Mail semi-weekly.
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POPLAR GROVE. In the north- western corner of Howard county and Er- vin township, is a small place, with a pop- ulation of 50, located 16 miles northwest of Kokomo, the county seat and most avail- able shipping point, has . United Brethren church and district school. Stage com- munication tri-weekly with Kokomo-fare round trip SI. Mail tri-weekly. Dillman, postmaster.
David Ault Jesse, plasterer.
Cant George W, justice of the peace.
Millimax David, General Store. Kerr Richard, wagonmaker. Martin E M Rev (United Brethren). Staley David, general store. Tucker T C, physician.
POPLAR GROVE. Marion coun- ty. (See Jersey )
PORTER STATION. Is located on the Michigan Central Railroad, in Porter county, 12 miles north of Valparaiso court house. The exports are potatoes and wheat. It has 200 inhabitants, two churches and district school. Express, American. Daily mail. F. Michael, postmaster. Challman H Rev, clergyman.
Michael IF, General Store. Rundguist S, shoemaker. Swensen Joseph, grocer.
Whitten H E, R R and Ex agt.
PORTERSVILLE. Has 65 in- habitants, Union church and district school. Situated on White river, in Boone township, Dubois county, 9 miles north of Jasper, the county seat, and 15 south of Loogootee, on the O. & M. Ry. Has daily stage commu- nication with Jasper-fare 75c, and Loo- gootee-fare $1.50. Mail daily. C. H. Rudolph, postmaster. Abel Milton, blacksmith. Chrismon J R, marble works. Eckert Ferdinand, wagonmaker. Gray A C, coal miner.
Hill E F, physician. Krodel John, lumber. Lehrberg & Seng, general store. Mehne & Yeagley, carpenters. Munkelt Frederick, shoemaker. Rudolph C H & A, General Store. Rudolph John, hotel.
Senning Christian, saloon.
PORTLAND. Fountain county. (See Fountain.)
PORTLAND. The county seat of Jay county, is a pleasant village of 1, 500 inhabitants, located at crossing of L. E. & W. and G. R. & I. R. Rs, 49 miles south of Fort Wayne, and 100 northeast of Indiana- polis. It is a lively business town, with con- siderable activity and enterprise, containing three churches --- Catholic, Presbyterian and Methodist-graded school, four hotels, two banks, two newspapers, the Commercial and Sun. The Salamonic river flows by the village but is not used for water power.
ETICAGO ZING WORKS.
We desire All Architects and Cornice firms to communicate with us about fine Ornaments. Address J. W. ATKINSON, 313-321 So. Clinton St., Chicago, Ill.
Home Life Ins. Co Elasremoved all restrictions upon residence and travel policies. World-wide best Co. for Agents to work. E. H. KELLOGG, Sup't, Chicago, IlI.
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Its manufactories consist of two flour mills,; stave and heading factory, saw mills, fur- niture factory, flax mill, bracket and mold- ing factory, two planing mills, and spoke and handle factories. Grain, live stock and lumber are the chief exports. Express, United States. Telegraph. Western Union. Mail daily. Nimrod Headington, post- master.
Adair Oscar H, lawyer.
Adams Silas H, Manufacturer Oil and Spirit Barrel Staves and Heading. Also, Pork and Tierce Staves and Sawed Heading.
Alexander J M, carpenter.
Allen Daniel M, physician.
Bailey Theodore, lawyer.
Baker Bros, photographers.
Baker David V, Jawyer.
Benedict George & Co, agricultural implts.
Bergman Samuel, flour mill.
Rimel & Son, Handle and Spoke Mnfrs.
Borden Thomas E, saddles and harness.
Bosworth Thomas, lawyer.
Boyd James M, barber.
Burden Wm H, barber.
Cartwright & Headington, general store.
Chalfant Henry C, hardware.
Citizens' Bank, capital $30,000, C S Ar- thur pres, J B Jaqua cash.
Coffin Thomas W, meat market.
Coffin, Resur & Co, Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Etc.
Conkle J, justice of the peace. Craiger Lewis, saw mill.
Cring John, furniture.
Eagle House, T E Bordon propr.
Eichelberger Samuel H, planing mill. Evans Henry, meat market.
Eyman Abraham, grocer.
Faul & Buchholz, flour mill.
Fulton Benjamin F, grocer.
Fulton Bros, grocers.
Fulton & Hearn, grocers. Gable Nathaniel H, boots and shoes.
Gillum James, physician. Gilpin Levi L, agt G R & I R R.
Grafton & Co, jewelers.
Green Edward O, grocer.
Greenawalt & Cookerly, wagonmakers. Hale Silas W, grain. Haynes Jacob M, lawyer. Haynes Sumner W, lawyer.
Headington Nimrod, hotel and postmaster. Headingion W E & Co, livery.
Headington & La Follette, Lawyers, Insurance and Collection Agts. (See adr.)
Holloway George P, harnessmaker.
Holmes L L & Son, marble works. Hood W H & Co, grocers.
Huey & Hawkins, harnessmakers. Humphries & Holmes, meat market.
Johnson Thomas S, stoves and tinware.
Kelly Peter, flax mill.
Kikendall Edward B, general store. Kinsey D S, physician.
Kirshbaum & Silvernale, general store.
Leeper Wm B, hardware.
Littell Bros, druggists.
McAdams Joseph L. C, dentist.
McGovney S T, drugs.
Mclaughlin Francis MI, Ab- stracts of Title, Real Estate, Loan, In- surance and Collection Agent. (See adv.) McGill & Bro, grain.
Malin & Son, jewelry and books.
Marsh Elias J, propr Portland Commercial.
Meeker Norton A, druggist and Ex agt.
Miller Charles S, agrl implis,
Millett John, grocer.
Moon Ezra W, physician.
Moran John J, saloon.
Morehous John A, druggist.
Moses John S, photographer.
Oswalt Lewis, propr Portland House.
Parrot R S Rev (Methodist).
Peoples' Bank, capital $50,000, J M Haynes pres, W M Haynes cash.
Perdieu John R, lawyer.
Portland Commercial (weekly), E J Marsh propr.
Portland House, Lewis Oswalt, propr.
Portland Novelly Wood Works, J C M Shanks propr. (S .: addv.)
Portland Sun (weekly), W W Timmonds editor.
Premer Wm, saw mill.
Rantze & English, saw mill.
Reid James P, lawyer.
Roll Orin, surveyor.
Ross Joseph, hotel and billiards.
Schamp George W, boots and shoes.
Sebring Bros, grocers.
Shanks John C M, Proprietor Portland Novelty Wood Works. (See adt .. )
Shanks John P C, lawyer. Shannon Wm, blacksmith. Simmons Isaac, lawyer.
Stanton David S, physician.
Stall W C, jeweler. Taylor & Smith, lawyers. Timmonds W W, propr Portland Sun.
Tiszard John II, furniture.
Whipple Olney, druggist. WEt John S, grocer.
BINGHAN, WALK & MAYHEW, ) 12 Last Washington street. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. )
DIAMONDS
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WM. M. BELL Real Estate Agent and Notary Public, No. 307 Upper Third Street, Evansvilla, Ind.
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PORTLAND MILLS. Lies on line between Parke and Putnam counties, 12 miles east of Rockville, 14 northwest of Greencastle, and 6 south of Russelville, its shipping point on I. D. & S. Ry. Big Raccoon creek flows through the place and supplies a flour and saw mill with water power. The village has 150 inhabitants, Christian church and district school. Mail daily. Andrew French, postmaster. Blake John E, saw and flour mill. French Andrew, General Store. Garver A H, tanner.
Hamilton Allen, blacksmith.
Hargrave J W, undertaker.
Howe & Vermillion, general store. Kendall Philip, hotel.
Larew Benjamin, physician. Myers Joseph. physician. O'Mear John, shoemaker. Sigler HI J, harnessmaker. Sowder Daniel, blacksmith.
Thompson James W, wagonmaker.
POSEYVILLE. With a popula- tion of 300 inhabitants, is located in Posey county, 21 miles northeast of Mount Ver- non, the county seat. Evansville, 21 miles
HEADINGTON & LA FOLLETTE, Attorneys
And Counselors at LaW. PORTLAND, IND.
JAY COUNTY ABSTRACT OFFICE. Francis M. McLaughlin, INSURANCE AND LOAN AGENT, REAL ESTATE BROKER.
Furnish Abstracts and Statements of Titles, buy and sell Real Estate on Commission, collect Notes and accounts, foreclose Mortgages, pay Taxes and invest money at good rates, with the best of security, for non-residents. Parties wishing further information should address me. FRANCIA M. MCLAUGHLIN, PORTLAND, Jay County, Ind.
J. C. M. SHANKS, -PROPRIETOR OF ---
Novelty Wood Works,
Portland, Ind.
All kinds of Scroll Sawing, Planing, Bracket Work, Etc. Matching, Moulding and Turning Executed at Reasonable Rates.
Gas Retorts and Fire Brick, Best in the UM CHAS. D. COLSON, 103 & 110 Fraskills Ch.,
CHICAGO. Gas Benches in most approved style built promptly. Bench Castings, etc., furnished where required. bò-See Adv., page 1.
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driven prontably by a Threehing Fagine, manufactured by CHANDLER & TAYLOR, of g Indianapolis, Ind. See page 3.
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southeast, is the shipping depot. Tri- ' weekly mail stage to Owensville and New Harmony. T. M. Weaver, postmaster. Bozeman W P, Banker. Copeland W M, blacksmith. Grim John, boots and shoes. Jaques S C, general store. Lakeman E W, boots and shoes. Lewis J T, grocer. McReynolds S D, drugs. Marsh Jonathan, blacksinith. Rutledge J C, physician. Spain A W, physician. Stevens J W, wagonmaker.
Walker J & Son, flour mill. Weaver T MX, General Store. Williams S H, harness. Woodry Albert, physician. Young T P, physician.
POSTON. Is a station on the O. & M. Ry, in Otter Creek township, Ripley county, 5 miles west of Versailles, the coun- ty seat. Population 100. Express, O. & M. Mail daily.
Sheets & Bro, general store.
POTATO CREEK. A rural post- office situated in Montgomery county, 14 miles northeast of Crawfordsville, the county seat, 6 miles east of Linden and 5 miles north of Darlington, the last two named being the shipping points. Tri- weekly mail. Semi-weekly stage communi, cation with Crawfordsville fare, 50c. J. A. Berryman, postmaster.
Berryinan ./ A, Physician and Insur- ance Agent.
Davis Jacob, blacksmith.
Irons J B, stock dealer. Martin S S, collecting agent. Peterson John, stock dealer. Peterson Silas, stock dealer.
POTTER'S STATION. Noble county. (See Ari.)
POWERS. A postoffice and station on the P. C. & St. L. Ry, in Jefferson town- ship, Jay county, having a population of 300 and located 11 miles southwest of Port- land, the county seat. The churches are Christian and Baptist, and district schools. United States express. Mail daily. C. E. Cartwright, postmaster.
Cartwright C E & Co, General Store and Grain.
Corbin E H, drugs.
Dailey H L, insurance agt.
Engle John, carpenter.
Jenkins James M, saw mill. Jolinson Joseph, blacksmith. Neely John, carpenter. Steed John, justice of the peace. Swihart C W, general store.
Thompson E, wagon maker. White T C, drugs.
PRAIRIE CREEK. Name of postoffice at Middletown, is situated in Prairie Creek township, Vigo county, 15 miles southwest of Terre Haute, the county seat. Contains 250 inhabitants, Christian, Baptist and Methodist churches, district school, and is in stage communication with Terre Haute tri-weekly. Mail daily. W. H. Pietz, postmaster.
Butler Adam, justice of the peace.
Debann B T, township trustee.
Elliott Albert, blacksmith.
Elliott Amos, general store. Hanger J WW, Boots and Shoes.
Harmon A J, hotel. Harper Clement, general store.
Mater D, justice of the peace. Pietz J D E, drugs.
Pietz W MX, Justice of the Peace.
Pietz & Trueblood, general store.
Talbott J M, physician.
Tobin Bros, flour and saw mill.
Walters Dr, physician.
Whitaker I B, physician.
PRAIRIETON. Located in town- ship of same name, county of Vigo, with a population of 300, is 8 miles southwest of Terre Haute. Contains two churches- Methodist and United Brethren-and is in communication by tri-weekly mail stage with Middletown and Terre Haute. L. S. Ball, postmaster.
Ball L $, Druggist, Physician and Gro- cer.
Carson L E, physician.
Davis W E Rev (Methodist).
Drake T G, physician.
Gilbert James, shoemaker.
Glover E E, physician.
Gunn John, carpenter.
Infange H H, general store.
Jones T L, grocer. Lang Wm, machinist.
Malone J N, shoemaker.
Malone W D, shoemaker. Page James Rcv (United Brethren).
Reynolds Jamies, Meat Market. Voges Henry, blacksmith. Volkers F, wagonmaker.
JOHN RAUCH, Manufacturer of FINE CIGARS, 82 West Washington Stroot, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Volkers Wm, wagonmaker and justice .. Wilson John, blacksmith.
PRATHER. A postoffice in Clark county with a population of 400, is also a station on the Lou. Div. O. & M. Ry., known as Gibson. It lies S miles northeast of Jeffersonville, the county seat, and con- tains a Methodist church and union school. Express, Ohio and Mississippi. Mail daily. G. R. Thompson, postmaster. Bennett J S, hotel.
Evening Times, A C Stacy, propr.
Gibson Jacob, meat market.
Gibson Wm M, justice. Hosea Z T, R R and Ex agt.
Hosea Z T & Co, general store.
Prather D L, grain and cattle.
Prather Jefferson, barber. Stacy A C, editor Evening Times.
Stacy J W, veterinary surgeon. Thompson & R, Postmaster. Williams John M, blacksmith.
Williams J W, livcry.
Young F C & Co, carpenters.
PRATT. Or Prattsville, as it is sometimes called, is situated in Clay coun- ty, distant 6 miles from Brazil, the county seat, and 1 mile from Coal Bluff, on the I. & St. L. Ry. Population 30. Mail daily. James M. Halbert, postmaster.
Halbert James MI, Farmer. Rankin M C, saw mill.
PRESCOTT. Is a place of 250 in- habitants, in Addison township, Shelby county, on the .C. I. St. L. & C. R. R., 5 miles southeast of Shelbyville, the county seat. The village has three churches- Catholic, Methodist and Baptist -- graded and Catholic schools. Express, American. Mail daily. Lizzie Henry, postmaster. Bernhamer Charles, general store.
Bernhammer Ed Ik, Card and Job Printer, Books and Newspapers. Dellekamp Henry, blacksmith. Fussner Joseph, wagonmaker. Henry Lizzie, Postmaster. Keck Joseph, saloon. Meer Henry, general store and justice. Rudolph F J Rev (Catholic). Schwartz Henry, shoemaker. Witteride Barney, produce.
PRIIM. Locally known as Trenton, is situated in Jackson township, Blackford county, 7 miles due east of Hartford City, the county seat and shipping point, and
contains two Methodist churches and a graded school. Population 300. Mail semi-weekly. Theodore M. Gehrett, post- master.
Armstrong A M, general store.
Armstrong Thomas, cattle dealer.
Cartright George, general store. Cartright Henry, carpenter.
Empshiller M M, drugs.
Fair John, blacksmith.
Gehrett Theodore MI, Physician. " Landon L. C, physician.
Porter Thomas, saloon.
Ransom Bros, saw mill.
PRINCETON. Is the county seat of Gibson county, 82 miles south of Terre Haute, 27 north of Evansville and 134. southwest of Indianapolis. The village is incorporated, and has 3000 inhabitants, ten churches of different denominations, graded school of ten departments, a national bank, and five hotels, prominent among which is the Donald House, being centrally located, and affords excellent accommodations to. guests. Princeton is nicely laid out, hav- ing wide streets beautifully lined with shade trees, substantial county and public build- ings and handsome residences. It is on the E. & T. H. and L. N. A. & St. L. R. Rs, and is the eastern terminus of the Owensville Branch E. & T. H. R. R. The press is represented by two weekly newspapers - Clarion (Republican), and Democrat. It has an extensive grain trade, and exports a large quantity of both corn and wheat. The manufacturing interests. of the place are four flour mills, furniture factory, woolen mill, planing mill and brick and tile mannfactory. The Masons, Odd Fellows and A. O. U. W. have lodges here. Express, Adams. Telegraph, Western Union. Mail daily. Andrew J. Calkins, postmaster.
Adams Ex Co, James L Thornton agt. Agar Bros, books. Agniel George, livery. Archer & Crow, clothing. Awenius Peter, saloon.
Baber George, carriagemaker. (Sức adv.) Baker Laura J Mrs, milliner.
Barrett Leonard, hardware. Barrett & Strain, agricultural implts. Beck Valentine, boots and shocs.
Bieger & Snapp, carriage mnfrs.
Blair Robcit Rev (Presbyterian).
Blair Wm W, physician.
Branhanı Bros, stoves and tinware.
PIANOS and ORGANS
lu All Styles and at All Prices, at THEO. PFAFFLIN & CO'S. 58 and GO N. Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis, Ind.
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Branham Preston, hotel.
Brownlee Charles, general store. Burger Ferdinand A, merchant tailor. Burger Frank H, barber. Burrucker John, marble yard. Buskirk Clarence A, lawyer. . Calkins Andrew J, furniture. Clay Stephen Rev (Baptist). Cox Harvey, shoemaker.
Daugherty & Hamilton, furniture. Devin James A, general store.
Donald Hotel, Mrs N K Donald Proprietor, Feilding R Macy Manager. (See adv.)
Donald Mrs N K, propr Donald Hotel. (See adv.) Downey Wm D, general store.
Eads Erastus, physician.
Eilers Henry, baker.
Embree Lucius C, lawyer.
Erwin Charles O, lawyer.
Evans Wm H, editor Princeton Democrat. Ewing John W, lawyer.
Fields Martin W, lawyer. Fleming Joseph T, druggist. Ford & Bro, planing mill.
Gamble James B, lawyer.
Gieseke Dederick, meat market.
Gieseke Henry, blacksmith.
Gilmore Mary I Miss, milliner.
Gilmore Steele F, dentist. Givens Philip, saloon. Gray Wm F, jeweler.
Greek & Hallett, flour mill.
Hallock Richard A, druggist.
Hall John B, grocerics.
Hanna, Baker & Co, blacksmiths.
Hartin & Richardson, carriage mnfrs.
Henneberger Frank J, baker. Heston & Teague, milliners. Hudson Oliver L, physician. Ingram Taylor, barber.
Jean, Thurman & Co, produce.
Jenkins John E Rev (Cumberland Presby- terian). Jerauld George N, general store. Jessop Wm, woolen factory. Jessop & Kolb, flour mill. Johnston Newton H, stoves and tinware. Junker John B, notions. Kaufman John D, clothing.
Kidd William G, Physician, Brick and Tile Manufacturer. Kimball Jesse C, stoves and tinware.
Kimball J C & Co, agricultural implis. Kimball & Kern, lightning rods. Knight Aaron H Rev (Methodist). Kolb, Lewis & Co, grocers. Kurtz Harry, lawyer.
Kurtz John W, jeweler. Kurtz Wm, notary. Lagow Henry W, propr Lagow House. Lagow House, Henry W Lagow, Proprietor.
Land Wm M, lawyer.
Mccullough James E, lawyer. McDonald Wilford B, insurance.
McGarrah James HI, harness.
McMasters Wm H Rev (United Presby- terian.) Malone John A, physician.
Martin David C Rev (Presbyterian).
Mason Alfred Rev (Methodist).
Massey Jobn B, saloon.
Mauck Samuel, cigars and tobacco.
Maxam Frank II, physician.
Michael A Rev (Lutheran).
Miller Daniel S W, livery.
Miller R M J, lawyer.
Mills Benjamin Rev (Presbyterian).
Muncy Feilding R, manager Donald Hotel. Munford Samuel E, physician.
Noble, Lukins Bros, flour mills.
Norris Wm II, agt E & T H R R.
Orr R R & Co, grocers.
Patton James C, cigars and tobacco.
Paxton Thomas R, lawyer.
Peoples National Bank, capital $50,000, Wm L Evans pres, Wm L Dorsey cash. Pfohl Wm & Co, shoemaker.
Powell G, physician. Prator John, barber.
Princeton Clarion (weekly), Gilbert R Stor- mont editor and propr.
Princeton Democrat (weekly), Wm H Evans ed and propr.
Profit Mary T Mrs, dressmaker.
Pumphrey Lot H, dentist.
Rembe Louis, shoemaker.
Riggs Richard, grocer.
Robb Thomas J, agrl implts.
Rothchild Leopold, clothing. Schneck & Co, druggists.
Shannon Andrew A, clothing.
Shoptaugh Shelton H, physician.
Shuel John W, meat market.
Singer Manufacturing Co, Willett R Way- man manager. Skidmore Thomas W, harness.
Soller Henry, boots and shoes.
Stern S & J C, flour mill. Stewart & Co, druggists.
Stokes Albert E, hotel.
Stormont Gilbert R, editor Princeton Clar- ion. Stott John, grocer. Stout Allen C, cooper. Strain Bros, general store,
A. I. WRIGHT & Co., Successors to Adams, Mansur & Co., . 47 and 49 S. Meridian St., Indianapolis.
Carpets and Ball Paper Largest Stock in the State.
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INDIANAPOLIS, handle the best quality of Wilkesbarre Anthracite Coal.
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Sutton Thomas, meat market. Thornton James L., agt Adams Ex Co. Trippet Wm H, lawyer. Twineham Arthur P, lawyer. Wade Wm T, jeweler.
Wallace Henry L, cigars and tobacco. Ward Seth, harness. Wayman Willett R, mngr Singer Mnfg Co. Weir Wm, physician.
West Vincent T, physician.
Western Union Tel Co, Wm H Norris mgr. Wheeler Lewis H, general store,
Wilhite James C, saloon.
Williams & Clark, sewing machines.
Wright Andrew J, justice of the peace. Wright Theophilus, general store. Wright Wm R, photographer. Wright & Criswell, picture frames. Yeager Henry A, lawyer. Youngman Sarah A Mrs, hotel. Zaring Wm Rev (Methodist).
PRINCE WILLIAM. Democrat township, Carroll county, with a population of 50, is located 12 miles southeast of Del- phi, the county seat, and 4 iniles southwest of Cutler, on the T. II. & I. (Log. Div. ) R. R. Mail tri-weekly. C G. G. Moore, postmaster.
Bowen Alfred, grocer and saloon.
Clark A A, notary public. Fleming J F, blacksmith. Haines R, saw mill. Kemer John, shoemaker.
Mink S, sorghum mnfr.
Moore G G & A M, General Store. Watson Isaac, auctioneer.
PROGRESS. Was established as a postoffice in 1880, is a small flag station on - the I. D .. & S. Ry, with no village popula- tion, in Hendricks county, 6 miles from Danville, the county seat. Mail daily.
Jacob Hoerner, postmaster.
PROVIDENCE. Established as a postoffice in 1880, contains 100 inhabitants, and is situated in Johnson county, 7 miles from Franklin, the county seat and ship- ping point. It has district school, Christ- ian and Methodist churches. Mail daily. John W. Deer, postmaster. Deer J W, general store.
Dill J W, physician.
Gilman C L, wagonmaker.
Harris Samuel, undertaker.
Province W M, physician. Robbins Ralph, carpenter.
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DONALD HOTEL,
MRS. N. K. DONALD, Proprietress,
F. R. MUNCY, Manager. PRINCETON, IND.
This House is run for the accommodation of the traveling public ex- clusively, is near the business part of the city and first-class in every particular. Rooms are all large, weil ventilated and handsomely fur- nished. Accommodating clerks. Good Sample Rooms on first floor.
Blank Books Sold AT LOT EST RATES.
Bez"Send in Orders to SPRAGUE, 391 W. Madison Street, Chicago.
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Smith G W, blacksmith. Titus J K, saw mill.
PULASKI. On Tippecanoe river, in Indian Creek township, Pulaski county, with a population of 60, is located 7 miles southwest of Winamac, the county seat. The river furnishes power to operate a flour m.Il. Mail tri-weekly. S. B. Low, post- master.
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