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Butler A A, general store. Clarriage E H, blacksmith. Low $ H, General Store. McPherson C F, physician.
Shank A G, saloon.
Simmermaker A, shoemaker.
Wood J P, flour mill.
PURCELLS. A rural postoffice, lo- cated in Johnson township, Knox county, 5 miles south of Vincennes, the county seat. It is also a flag station on the E. & T. H. R. R., and contains district school and Presbyterian church. Mail daily. Wm. M. Setzer, postmaster, justice of the peace and grain and live stock dealer.
PUTNAMVILLE. This thriving village, with a population of 225, is located on the L. N. A. & C. R. R., in Warren town- ship, Putnam county, 5 miles south of Greencastle, the county seat, contains 3 churches - Christian, Presbyterian and Methodist-and graded schools. Stone, staves and lumber are exported. Express, Union. Mail daily. S. C. Bishop, post- master.
Bishop S C, Drugs, Groceries, Books and Stationery.
Bolton & Hendrix, flour mill.
Bowen R H, justice of the peace. Boyd & Crawford, blacksmiths.
Brothers Thomas, blacksmith.
Cooper John B, hotel. Crawley Johnson, shoemaker.
Grigsby W A, Harnessmaker. Hamaker John, wagonmaker and justice. Haney Elizabeth, hotel.
Hurst & Bro, general store. Layman D W, physician. McIlvain M M, undertaker. McNut Geo F, physician. O'Neal W H, meat market.
Stoops & Bowen, General Store. Walden W H, R R and Ex agt. Williams J H, general store.
county, 8 miles south of Delphi, the county seat, on north fork of Wildcat creek, which furnishes power to operate a flour mill. The village contains 50 inhabitants, Dunk- ard church and district school. Mail tri- weekly. Israel German, postmaster. Calvert R H, physician.
Cripe J J, flour mill. German Israel, General Store.
Jones A G, blacksmith.
Miller B HI, shoemaker.
Robinson G W, miller.
Shively J J, meat market.
Wert P P, wagonmaker.
QUAKER BILL. An unimport- ant postoffice, in Vermillion county, 8 miles west of Newport, the county seat, and 6 north of Dana, on I. D. & S. Ry, has Friends church and district school. Mail tri-weekly. Edwin R. Pugh, postmaster.
QUAKERTOWN. The location of about 50 persons (principally Friends) in Harmony township, Union county, on the east fork of Whitewater river, which fur- nishes water power to operate one flour mill. The place has Friends church, dis- trict school, and is located 6 miles south- west of Liberty, the county seat and near- est rail approach. It has tri-weekly stage route to Liberty-fare 35c, and Brookville -fare 50c. Mail tri-weekly. J. M1. Stan- ton, postmaster.
Brookbank B F, justice of the peace. Dair Frank, blacksmith.
Gardner Paul, flour mill.
Stanton $ E, General Store.
QUEENSTILLE. With a location in Jennings county, is a postoffice and sta- tion on J. M. & I. R. R., having a popula- tion of 125 persons, 6 miles northwest of Vernon, the county seat. The place has two churches-Baptist and Christian-gra- ded school and cheese manufactory. Ex- press, American. Mail daily. C. B. Cur- tis, postmaster. Cowell O N, cheese mnfr.
Curtis C E, Postmaster and Farmer. Day P H, cooper. Kennedy IE, General Store. Parker E L, general store.
Peterson Samuel, blacksmith. Smith J B, hay.
QUERCUS GROVE. Located in Switzerland county, 16 miles northeast of Vevay, the county seat, is a small post vil-
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lage of 30 persons. The shipping point is North's Landing, on the Ohio river, 5 miles northeast. Mail daily. R. W. Galbreath, postmaster. Cheever E M, physician. Dublane W, blacksmith. Galbreath Bros, General Store. Loshetter P R, lawyer. Platt John, blacksmith. Ricketts J C, general store. Riley John, wagonmaker.
QUINCY. Located on the L. N. A. & C. Ry., in Taylor township, Owen county, 16 miles northeast of Spencer, the county seat. Population 400. Churches, Metho- dist and Baptist. Schools, district. Ex- press, Adams. Mail daily. D. H. McDon- ald, postmaster.
Anderson E, hotel and notions. Beaman J W & Co, general store. Buchanan J H, blacksmith.
Curry Jane, milliner. Davis J W, saw mill. Grady A W, Carpenter.
Hart H & Son, notions.
Jones Belle, milliner. McDonald D H, Physician. Mellvain J C & Co, general store. Mullinix P, druggist.
Orrell M L, hardware. Phillips H, blacksmith. Pierce M O, shoemaker. Raymon W, barber. Tyler G, carpenter. Unklesbie Z, wagonmakar. Wygal & Co, flour mill.
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recently estab- lished postoffice on the I. D. & S. Ry, in Franklin township, Putnam county, 15 miles north of Greencastle, the county seat. Mail daily.
RAGLESTILLE. Is located in an excellent coal district, in Van Buren township, Daviess county, 16 miles north- east of Washington, the county seat, and Io north of Loogootee, on the O. & M. Ry, contains 100 persons, Methodist and United Brethren churches and district school. Mail tri-weekly. Logan Allen, postmaster. Casey T W, general store. Clark J Y & Son, blacksmiths. Dearmin John, physician. Dearmin Wm, carpenter. Edwards & Hewit, shoemakers. Hobbs W P, physician.
Love E M Rev, clergyman. Myers J B, wagonmaker. Rinehart John J, flour mill. Stuckey S H, blacksmith. Wadsworth John, teacher. Wadsworth P R, justice of the peace. Whitley J S, physician. Whitley J S & Co, Druggists.
RAINSTOWN. On the J. B. & W. Ry, in Union township, Hendricks county, has 200 inhabitants, is 10 miles north of Danville court house, and 20 northwest of Indianapolis. Lumber is the chief article of shipment. Mail daily. Stephen Fowler, postmaster. Fowler Steplich, General Store. Hale James R, tile mnfr. Keeney Bros, stave and heading mnfrs. Rains Hiram, saw mill.
RAINSVILLE. Pine . township, Warren county, contains 150 inhabitants, Methodist church and district school, and is located 12 miles north of Williamsport, the county seat, and 10 south of Oxford, its shipping point, on the L. E. & W. Ry. Pine creek is utilized to operate one flour mill. Daily stage to Oxford-fare 50c. Mail daily.
Bair Wm, carpenter.
Brown James F, general store.
Carpenter BO, flour mill. Hickman S H, saloon. 'Hoffman C H, physician.
Kern John, drugs. Lawson John, shoemaker. Nordstrum E, blacksmith. Ogburn Newton, wagonmaker.
Shawcross John, dry goods. Wikoff R H, physician.
RALEIGH. Five miles south of Lewisville, its shipping point, on the P. C. & St. L. Ry, contains 136 inhabitants, lo- cated in Washington township, Rush coun- ty, 12 miles northeast of Rushville, the county seat. Mail is received weekly. Wm. B. Hartzell, postmaster.
Axline J A, physician. Black S A, blacksmith. Boles J R, Shoemaker.
Bush N E, blacksmith. Fansher John H, shoemaker. Frew L B, brick mason. Hartzell William B, Grocer. Herrin J W, wagonmaker.
Jackson W C, cattle dealer. Jackson W T, justice of the peace.
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Jones Wm, carpenter.
McCann y R, Harnessmaker. Martin B L & Co, general store. Nelson J T, carpenter. Ross L G, physician.
Saul D P, justice of the peace.
RAMELTON. Arural postoffice in Hamblin township, Brown county, 7 miles northeast of Nashville, the county seat. Morgantown, 10 miles northwest, on the F. F. & M. R. R., is its shipping point. There are in the neighborhood three churches --- Christian, Baptist and Methodist-and a district school. Mail is received once a week. Samuel W. Tracy, postmaster. Mollvaine James E, blacksmith. Parsley Robert M, general store. Tracy Samuel Wy, Farmer. Walker A E Rev (Methodist).
RANDOLPH. Name of postoffice 2 miles from Deerfield, its shipping point, on the P. C. & St. L. Ry, in Ward town -. ship, Randolph county, 5 miles north of Winchester, the county seat. Grain is the principal farm product and export. Churches, Methodist and United Brethren. Population 200. Express, United States. Mail daily. C. E. Cartwright, postmaster. Baker Wm, blacksmith.
Cartwright C E, Railroad and Ex- press Agent.
Clapp J B, saw mill. Clevenger S S, general store. Collett J M & Co, grain. Collins Amos, general store. Fields H W, grain.
Sipe John H, saw mill. Vorhis Alexander, general store. Whipple & Harker, flour mill.
RANGER. Is a village of 50 inhab- itants, in Anderson township, Perry coun- ty, 13 miles north of Cannelton, the county seat and place of shipment. Mail tri-week. ly. Mrs. Mary E. Rhodes, postmaster. Coultas Wm, blacksmith. Rhodes Mary E, general store. Rhodes Sylvester, saw mill. Slaughter J B, physician.
RAUB. Settled in 1876, now having a population of 300, is a growing village located in Benton county, on the C. L. & C. Ry, 12 miles northwest of Fowler, the county seat, contains a Methodist church and district school. Express, American. Mail daily. William Keefe, postmaster.
Austin Freeman, blacksmith.
Bishop A T, physician. Booty Peter, shoemaker. Brown B, blacksmith.
Burry James, druggist. Gillett S J, R R and Ex agt.
Houser A, meat market. Keefe Bros, General Store.
Nace J J, hotel.
Ross James, dry goods.
Shonkwiler Jacob, grain.
Smith J F, hardware, lumber and justice. Verrill Wm H, saloon.
RAUB STATION. Tippecanoe county. (See South Raub.)
RAY. Formerly known as State Line, is located on the Ft. W. & J. R. R. and the Michigan State line, in Fremont town- ship, Steuben county, 12 miles northeast of Angola, the county seat. The village con- tains 200 inhabitants, one church and a district school. Wheat, corn and apples are the chief exports. Express, American. Mail received daily. A. Paul, postmaster. Bennett Maggie, milliner.
Bennett O B, hotel. Bodley A R, physician.
French E J, grain.
French John Rev, clergyman.
Handy & Peters, meat market. Lord H C, brick mason.
McLouth B M, broker.
McNaughton R, general store.
Paul Albert, General Store.
Paul D H, sewing machines. Phillips Adam, wagonmaker.
Stewart Marshall A, wagonmaker.
Stone H, blacksmith.
Willett F, physician.
RAY'S CROSSING. Is on the Rushville division of the J. M. & I. R. R., and has 75 inhabitants, in Union township, Shelby county, 6 miles northeast of Shelby- ville court house. The village contains three churches-Methodist, Baptist and Lutheran-and district school. Mail daily. H. S. Sleeth, postmaster. Brown J M, general store.
Brown R C, meat market. Cross Jacob E, blacksmith. Gordon W B, physician. . Moberly Thomas, justice of the peace.
Phares Amos T, justice of the peace, Phares John Rev ( Baptist). Siceth H S, General Store and Grain. Sytma Richard, shoemaker.
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Thomas Jacob HI, saw mill, grain and gen- eral store. Wagner J P, blacksmith.
RAISVILLE. Located on Blue river, with a population of 125, in Henry county, is 14 miles southwest of New Castle, the county seat, on the P. C. & St. L. Ry. The churches are Friends and Methodist. Express, American. Mail daily. D. B. Fordea, postmaster.
Barnaby C F Mrs, saloon.
Barnaby Wm, grocer.
Burton Isaac, general store.
Buzan M A Mrs, milliner.
Fodrea B D, Boots and Shoes.
Fuller Wm, physician.
Gaylor M Mrs, dressmaker.
Thompson E Mrs, milliner. Thompson M, buckster. Troxell A M, R R and Ex agt. White M, saloon.
RED CLOUD. Postoffice in Knox county, 18 miles southwest of Vincennes, the county seat, and 6 miles southwest of Hazleton, on the E. & T. H. R. R The community has a Methodist society and dis- trict school. Mail semi-weekly. N. B. Edwards, postmaster.
Decker Henry, stock dealer.
Edwards N B, Justice of the Peace. Morgan John S, justice of the peace.
REDDINGTON. In the extreme northeastern corner of Jackson county, with a population of 60, is on White river, 18 miles northeast of Brownstown, the county seat, and 7 northeast of Seymour, its shipping point. Mail tri-weekly. Charles Swengel, postmaster. Marsh L, meat market. Parker Stephen, blacksmith. Redmon John, drugs. Ruddock Lindley, physician. Ruddock Louis, carpenter. Ruddock Scott, blacksmith,
Swengel Charles, General Store.
RED HOUSE. Is a discontinued postoffice in Morgan county, located 13 miles northeast of Martinsville, the county seat, and 15 southwest of Indianapolis. Ship to Mooresville, on I. & V. Ry.
RED KEY. Lies at crossing of the P. C. & St. L. and L. E. & W. Rys, in Richland township, Jay county, 12 miles southwest of Portland court house. It has
graded school, Methodist and Christian churches. Grain and lumber are the chief exports. Express, United States. Tele- graph, Western Union. Mail daily. I. T. Lake, postmaster.
Campbell E J, hotel.
Conner N F, physician.
Conner & Co, drugs and stationery. Crister J MA & Bro, Saw MiH.
Crowell J, furniture.
Davis A, drain tile mufr.
Davis R. P, physician.
Dragoo T J, blacksmith.
Erskine John, photographer.
Faulkner G H, stave and heading mnfr.
Fiers George, grocer.
Hammer W E, Grocer.
Hopkins D S, general store.
Horn & Freeman, harness.
Jack & Hollowell, boots and shoes.
Johnson N, hardware. .
Kern W I, general store.
King Frank, blacksmith.
Lake I T, Agt U S Express and P C and St. L R R.
Lake & Son, Grain Dealers.
Lyon James, general store.
McKinsey A W, hardware.
Paxson P I, boots and shoes.
Payne S B & Co, stoves and tinware.
Richardson W H, furniture.
Schneiderman H, wagonmaker.
Shepherd G W, physician.
Smith P J, grocer.
Spencer IK, hotel.
Spencer W, meat market.
Stewart C C, barber.
Sutton D B, shoemaker.
Winters L C, drugs.
REED'S STATION. On the L. E. & W. Ry, in Mount Pleasant township, Delaware county, 7 miles northwest of Muncie, the county seat, contains 100 in- habitants. Mail daily. H. H. Darter, postmaster. Allen S, hub and spoke mnfr.
Darter II II, General Store. Fraser R, grain. Groningdike S C, harness.
Miller J, wagonmaker. l'ucket ES, physician. Summer S, blacksmith.
Tuttle Daniel, carpenter.
Triplet S, saw mill.
REEDVILLE. Hancock county. (See Carrollton.)
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. REELSVILLE. Contains 200 in- habitants, and is situated.on the St. L. V. T. H. & I. R. R., in Washington township, Putnam county, 10 miles south west of Green- castle, the county seat. It has a Union church and district school. Express, American. Mail daily. D IIuffman, postmaster. Butler J T, drugs.
Foster G M, general store. Hathaway Milton, boots and shoes.
Huffman D, General Store. Mullenix M L, saloon. Reel Daniel, saw and flour mill.
Taylor W S, blacksmith. Zane N, wagonmaker.
REESE'S MILL. Known formerly as Mechanicsburg, with a population of 200, is located in Washington township, Boone county, 8 miles north of Lebanon, the county seat and usual shipping depot. Sugar creek furnishes water power to oper- ate a flour mill. The village has three churches-Christian, United Brethren and Methodist-and district school. Mail re- ceived semi-weekly. John S. Moore, post- master.
Beech C II & Bro, general store.
Brown E W, carpenter.
Demass Wilson, carpenter.
Harrison J S, saw mill. James David, saw mill.
McCord & Moore, blacksmiths.
Moore B L, carpenter. Moore John S, wagonmaker. Moore M W, druggist. Reagan Jesse S, physician. Ryan George, flour mill. Trowbridge J F, general store. Walker David, physician.
Wood B R, shoemaker.
REGO. A postoffice in Orange coun- ty, located 10 miles southeast of Paoli, the county seat, and 15 south of Lancaster, on the L. N. A. & C. Ry, its shipping point. Has two Baptist and one Christian church, and district school. Daily stage communication with Paoli -- fare 50c. Mail daily. Thomas Vance, postmaster. Littell John T, flour mill.
McIntosh George W, nursery. Mattox N S, blacksmith.
Vance Thomas, General Store.
REHOBOTHI. Afarmers' postoffice in Harrison county, with no village popu- lation, located 12 miles southeast of Cory- don, the county seat. Ship to New Albany,
20 miles northeast. Stage communication tri-weekly with New Albany-fare 65 cents. Mail daily. John S. LCImon, Postmaster and General Store.
REI. Locally known as Delaware, is a village of 250 inhabitants, in Ripley coun- ty, on the O. & M. Ry, six miles north of Versailles, the county + seat. Goods are shipped in name of Delaware Station. The village has one Methodist society and grad. ed schools. Express, O. & M. Daily mail. J. W. Hamilton, postmaster.
Bailey Luther, general store.
Belden E J, carpenter.
Clark Freeman, physician.
Crane L T, broom mnfr.
Graham George, shoemaker.
Grow John & Son, flour mill.
Hamilton JW, General Store.
Hatch Charles W, drugs.
Hawley Z, general Store.
Jordon J S, R R and Ex agt.
Kelley J R, hardware.
Munger A, lawyer.
Parsons Geo E, physician.
Saddler & Wise, meat market.
Shotwell James M, general store. Webster George, wagonmaker.
Wilson Geo W Rev (Methodist). Wise C B, Lawyer.
REIFFSBURG. Having 50 inhab- itants, is a postoffice in Harrison township, Wells county, 6 miles southeast of Bluffton, the county seat, and most available shipping point. Mail received semi-weekly. D. Huss, postmaster.
Drewett & Dunwiddie, saw mill.
Huss DD, General Store. .
Karns O, shoemaker.
Kible C, physician.
Myers H C Rev (Methodist).
Smith S M, physician.
Sutter Jacob, carpenter.
REMINGTON. A thriving incor- porated village of Soo inhabitants, in Car- penter township, Jasper county, 13 miles due south of Rensselaer, the county seat, on the P. C. & St. L. Ry, is surrounded by one of the richest prairie farming districts in the state, Its business interests comprise three hotels, two banks and a weekly newspaper --- the Reporter. There are in the place four churches-Methodist, Catholic, Christian and Presbyterian-and a graded school of four departments. Hay and grain are ex-
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daily. G. B. Clark, postmaster.
Allman Josiah H, justice of the peace.
Babb Henry MI, Proprietor Babb's Hotel. (See adv.)
Babb's Hotel, Henry M Babb, Pro- prietor. (See adv.)
Bates David H, furniture.
Beasley Ammon, photographer.
Bingman John K, shoemaker.
Bloom George F, grain.
Bowman Bros, blacksmiths.
Briggs John M, grocer. Broadie James, meat market.
Burger & Parker, bankers.
Butler B M & Co, druggists.
Cadier Jean, general store.
Carson, Furguson D, general store.
Chappell George B, insurance.
Church & Hartley, grain.
Clark Mary E Mrs, news.
Cox C S, pub Remington Reporter.
Crowe J B Rev ( Presbyterian).
Donnelly Felix, painter.
Doster Peter, shoemaker. Downing Henry, coal.
Ellis Albert, saloon.
Exchange Bank, O B McIntire pres, W HI Wells cash.
Garrison David V, harnessmaker.
Goldsberry & Co, general store.
Green & Son, hardware.
Guy Jasper, druggist.
Hardy Abraham, live stock.
Harlacker Charles E, harnessmaker.
Harris Thomas, saloon.
Hart's Esau Hotel. Hodshire John M, brick mnfr.
Hollett John E, hardware. Hollett Thomas J, coal.
Irwin james S, Grain Dealer.
Jeffries Benjamin B, justice of the peace. Kingsbery I C & Co, general store.
Kirk Wm C, barber.
Lally Patrick H, wagonmaker.
Landon Hannibal, physician.
Lecklider Mary E Mrs, milliner.
Letherman & Arnold, mnilliners.
Love Wm R, carpenter.
Lowery Daniel, tailor.
Maxwell Samuel C, physician. Newcomb Platt, carpenter.
O'Connor Timothy, grocer.
Patton Barnabas H, livery.
Patton David H, physician.
Paxton Hezekiah, painter.
Payne Smith, barber.
Peck Daniel W, grocer.
Pefley James, agrl implts.
Pettit Joshua, billiard room.
Peugh John T, blacksmith.
Phelps Henry C, justice of the peace.
Phelps M J & Co, agrl implts.
Pierce Wiley H, lawyer.
Pugh Emma Mrs, hotel.
Railsback Edward, painter.
Reigle Michael W, physician.
Remington Reporter (weekly), C S Cox publisher.
Riley Luther, general store.
Riley L & Co, marble works.
Schaeffer John B, carpenter.
Shaw Wm II, insurance.
Sheffler James S, livery.
Smith J A Rev (United Brethren).
Snyder Harper W, lawyer.
Solomon S & M, general store.
Spencer James, druggist.
Stiller James E, restaurant.
Stoudt John, wagonmaker.
Thomas Bros, agricultural implts.
Thompson James A, jeweler.
Traugh A M, nursery.
Traugh Marion G, dentist.
Williams Wright, R R and Ex agt.
RENO. Twenty-eight miles west of Indianapolis, on the I. & St. L. R. R., with 100 inhabitants, is in Clay township, Hen- dricks county, 10 miles southwest of Dan-
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ville court house. Grain, live stock and staves are exported. Express, American. Mail daily. Wm. T. Davis, postmaster. Brown G W, live stock,
Christy Bros, live stock.
Davis Win T, General Store.
Gose L T, blacksmith.
Loyd J E, wagonmaker. Mendenhall Isaac, lumber. Mendenhall Nathan C, hotel.
RENSSELAER. Is the seat of justice for Jasper county, and is located on the I. D. & C. Ry and Iroquois river, 40 miles north of Lafayette and 125 northwest of Indianapolis. The village is incorpor- ated, has a population of 901, and since the building of the I. D. & C. Ry is rap- idly increasing in size and improving in business. It has no bonded indebtedness. Its principal buildings are seven churches- Methodist, Presbyterian, Advent, Chris- tian, Catholic and two Baptist --- the county buildings and an excellent graded school. Rensselaer has three hotels, two banks, two flour mills, two saw mills and two weekly newspapers-the Republican and Sentinel. Its principal exports are hogs, corn, oats, wheat, cattle and horses. Express, Ameri- can. Mail daily. Horace E. James, post- master.
Alter I V & Son, flour mill.
Babcock Frank W, lawyer. -
Bedford Fitz W, grocer.
Boroughs John F, lawyer.
Boroughs Thomas, real estate.
Chilcote Mordecai F, lawyer.
Cissel Mervin O, printer.
Citizens Bank, R S Dwiggins pres, Zimri Dwiggins cash.
Cole & Donelly, painters.
Collins Wm HI, insurance.
Connor Edward, saloon.
Corkins & Johnson, pubs Rensselaer Re- publican. Cotton Frank L, lumber.
Davison John P, hotel.
Democratic Sentinel (weekly), James W McEwen pubr.
Douthit James W, lawyer.
Duvall Wesley, livery. Dwiggins Robert S, lawyer.
Eger & Norris, carpenters .;
Eigelsbach Jacob J, meat market.
Ervin Wm A, live stock.
Erwin Sampson, blacksmith.
Fendig & Jost, general store. Fisher H & Son, brick and tile. Furguson Benjamin F, lumber.
Goddard Resin F, baker.
Goldman & Hardman, jewelers. Grant & Dickey, blacksmiths. Halloran Michael, livery. Hamar Walter L, jeweler.
Harding Eldridge T, justice of the peace. Harding & Tharp, druggists. Haste George, lumber mufr. Healey Julia A Mrs, milliner.
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Healy & Meyer, shoemakers.
Hengisbach Frank, brick and tile.
Hopkins E R, Proprietor Hopkins House. (Sce adv.)
Hopkins . House, E R Hopkins Proprietor. (See adv.) Hopkins Ludd, general store.
Hopkins & Saylor, flour mill.
Howland Rans, Marble Works.
Imes Willis J, druggist.
James Horace E, books.
Johnson M F, lumber.
Jones Thomas M, merchant tailor.
Kannal Emmet, druggist.
Kern Louis, grocer.
Kirtley & Son, hotel. Kohler John, brick mnfr.
Larue Samuel M, news.
Leopold Abraham, general store.
Link Oliver C, physician.
Loughridge & Bitters, physicians.
McCoy A & Thompson, bankers.
McEwen James W, pubr Democratic Sen- tinel.
Mckeever John L, loan agent.
Mayhew Charles P, hardware. Miller Daniel B, lawyer.
Morgan Bros, barbers.
Owens James S, physician.
Peacock Joseph H, harnessmaker.
Purcupile Archibald, agent Am Ex Co.
Purcupile & Co, general store.
Ralph Richard, shoemaker.
Rensselaer Republican (weekly), Corkins & Johnson publishers. Rhoades Marshal D, barber.
Rhoades Wm H & C, harness. Roberts & Bro, blacksmiths.
Sears & Son, furniture.
Sharp Joseph A, photographer.
Smith W H Rev ( Presbyterian). Spencer R E & Co, bakers.
Spitler Marion L, lawyer.
Starr C C & Co, grocers. Thompson J & Co, merchant tailors.
Thompson Simon P, lawyer. Thompson & Bro, real estate. Tuteur Lena Mrs, grocer.
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