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Ryan John, hotel.
Sackman & Marot, furniture.
Seaney J W & Co, boots and shoes.
Shiffer George, grocer.
Shoemaker Wm, physician.
Shoemaker & Reynolds, physicians.
Siegler George, baker.
Simpson Alexander, restaurant.
Smith Henry, hotel.
Starbuck Robert B, agt P C & St L Ry and U S Ex Co.
Starr C P & Co, flour mill.
Stratton Isaac N, grocer.
Studabaker W F, produce.
Sumption M T, hotel.
Swain E Mrs, milliner.
Underwood Miles M, barber.
Wellinger John, meat market.
Whipple & Seaney, grain.
Whipple & Son, flour mill.
Williamson & Williamson, lawyers.
Winner John, shoemaker.
Wood Andrew J, grocer .. Wood A J Mrs, milliner.
RIGDON. Known generally as In- dependence, is located partly in each Grant and Madison counties, 16 miles southwest of Marion, county seat of Grant county, and 24 miles northwest of Anderson, coun- ty seat of Madison county. Elwood, 10 miles southwest, at crossing of L. E. & W. and P. C. & St. L. Rys, is the usual ship- ping station, With a population of 200, the village has two churches-Christian and Methodist. Tri-weekly stage communica- tion with Elwood-fare 50c. Mail tri- weekly. Reuben Patrick, postmaster. Adair J A, flour mill.
Benton J C, carpenter.
Call J W, stock dealer.
JOHN RAUCH,
Manufacturer of the 82 West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Capital City Cigar
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Drawhan Bros, saw mill. England Henry, carpenter. Fite A J, carpenter. Free A E Mrs, milliner. Free Orizon, drugs. Gemmell A, general store. Goodin S A, physician. Hughes C M, wagonmaker. John Wm, blacksmith. Lightfoot Newton, blacksmith, McTurnan M J, physician. Mauring N H, physician. Mauring & McMahan, drugs. Parson George W, shoemaker. Parson Jennie Mrs, hotel.
Patrick Reuben & Co, General Store. Pickard John L, general store. Reed J HI, blacksmith. Riggs C E, physician and hotel. Wills Shepard, plasterer.
RILEY. Or Lockport, as the station is known, has a population of 500, located on the T. H. & S. E. R. R., in Vigo coun- ty, lies 9 miles southwest of Terre Haute, the county seat. The village has a Chris- tian church and graded school. Grain is the principal article of export. Mail daily. J. P. Fowler, postmaster.
Allen Thomas, general store.
Baker George, blacksmith. Conley WI, Coal Mine.
Foglesang Christ, saloon.
Fowler J F, Druggist.
Fox J, grocer. Gillespie E J, meat market.
Harringer Wm, grocer.
Hixon G W, physician. Holston D, wagonmaker.
Littlejohn H C, physician,
Murle Matthew, grocer. Nottkemper H, saloon. Nottkemper Louis, flour mill. Rumbley J W, general store.
Russell C W, physician.
Sanford W A, barber. Shultz G R, wagonmaker. Smith Edward, blacksmith. Smith Win, physician. Smith & Hager, harnessmaker.
Tryon J J, hotel.
Tryon J R, general store. Willis Andrew, saw mill.
RINGGOLD. Has no village or- ganization whatever, only a country post- office in LaGrange county, S miles south- 42
west of LaGrange, the county seat. Mail received weekly. Daniel Musser, postmas- er.
RIPLEY. Is a postoffice on the line of the B. & O. R. R., in Noble county, 5 miles from Albion, the county seat, 7 from Kendallville, on L. S. & M. S. and G. R. & I. R. Rs., and 5 from Avilla, on the B. & O. and G. R. & I. R. Rs. Mail is received daily. J. W. Bell, postmaster.
RISING SUN. The county seat of Ohio county, is located on the Ohio river, 92 miles southeast of Indianapolis, and 38 below Cincinnati. This is a flourishing in- corporated village of 1803 inhabitants, con- taining six churches-Methodist, Presby- terian, Christian, Universalist, Baptist and Lutheran-good graded schools, two hotels, a national bank, two weekly newspapers- the Local and Recorder --- one planing, one saw and two flour mills. The place has a bonded debt of $6,400, substantial county buildings, good business blocks, handsome residences, live, wide-awake business and professional men, and with its rich agricul- tural district and cheap transportation ad- vantages offers especially favorable induce- ments to manufacture or commerce. It has daily stage communication with Aurora, its nearest rail approach. Express, Adams
and O. & M. Mail daily. Eliza M. Spen- cer, postmaster.
Alden Thomas E, physician.
Anderson & McHenry, livery. Armstrong Sanford L, grocer.
Best Sallie Mrs, milliner.
Buchanan Benjamin F, Drugs, Books, Stationery, and Wall Paper.
Buchanan Perry, carpenter. Bush & Dalrymple, produce, Ex agts.
Calkin Eliza Mrs, dressmaker.
Calkin Lois, prop Riverside House.
Cedar Hedge Cemetery, John H Jones prop.
Clark Cornelius, blacksmith.
Clore Wm, plow mnfr. Cofield Wm R, sewing machines.
Coles John B, Lawyer and Mayor, Colter Wm, general store. Crandall & Summers, general store.
Davis John Q, boots and shoes.
Davis Rodman L, lawyer. Downey Alexander C, lawyer.
Duncan Hezekiah L, grocer. Eades James S, stoves and tinware.
Empire House, Lee W Scranton Proprietor. (See adv.) Enoch Walter F, blacksmith.
Theo. Pfaffin & Co.
The leading Piano and Organ House of the West. Fend for Price-lists and Catalogues. 58 and 60 North Pennsylvania St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Eshman John, lumber and coal.
, Espey H S & Son, grocers and R R agents. Fisher David W, shoemaker. Gary Enos, furniture. Gary & Son, bakers. Gibson George B, hardware.
Gillespie Wm, physician. Gould Richard H, livery.
Hall Matthias R, sewing machines. Harris James P, carpenter.
Harrison Win Rev (Methodist).
Harwood & Son, painters. Hathaway Shadrach, shoemaker. Heyn & Bro, dry goods.
Hibben Oliver HI, Dry Goods, No- tions, Etc, Millinery a specialty.
Hirschauer Paul, carriage and wagon- maker.
Hoffner Walter, locksmith.
. Horsfall Thomas, merchant tailor. James Reuben R, corn mill. Jelley & Jelley, lawyers.
Jones John I, Real Estate and General Purchasing Agent.
Joues Oscar, Grocer. (See adv.) Jones Richard M, justice of the peace. Kenner Charles E, grocer.
Kittle Solomon K, boots and shoes.
Kurr Henry, shoemaker.
McAroy George, druggist. Marble James W, grocer.
Marquett Frederick, harnessmaker.
Martin Francis J, harnessmaker.
Matson John T, physician.
Mayfield George T, baker.
Merrell & Son, blacksmiths.
Miller Wm W, cigars and tobaccos.
Miller & Son, flouring mill.
Moore George I, lumber.
Murdock John, confectioner.
National Bank of Rising Sun, capital $100,- 000, Samuel Seward pres, H S Espey vice pres, J N Perkins cash.
Neaman Wm H, saloon.
Newman Ellsworth V, grocer.
Olmstead H F Rev (Presbyterian).
Pate & Gregory, General Store.
Price & Hemphill, cigar mnfrs. Redd Smith B, barber.
Riggs John, blacksmith.
Rising Sun Local (weekly), Daily B Hall pub.
Rising Sun Recorder (weekly), F J Waldo & Co, pubs. Riverside House, Lois Calkin prop. Rollins Richard J, barber. Scholly Wm, cigar mnfr.
Scranton Lee W, Proprietor Empire House. (See adv.)
Seward M J & Co, dry goods. Seward Wm R & Co, grocers. Smith Ernest, wagonmaker.
Spencer Eliza M Mrs, postmaster. Steele Richard A, furniture.
Stevenson, Geo A, physician. Stewart Stephen H, lawyer. Sullivan Wm HI, physician.
Talbott Joseph W, flour mill.
Tholke Frederick, saloon.
Thorn David C, druggist.
Tooly John, marble works.
Turner Daniel, sewing machines.
Ulrey Joel P, dentist.
Walton Daniel K, photographer.
Weaver Jacob, justice of the peace.
Whitlock John T jr, grocer.
Whitlock John T sr, undertaker.
Whitlock Wm H, saw mill.
Wilber David, insurance.
William John D, jeweler.
Williams & Meis, dry goods. Zimmerman Peter, coal.
RIVER. Called Lancaster and New Lancaster, is a village with 140 inhabitants in Lancaster township, Huntington county, Io miles south of Huntington, the county seat, and most accessible place of shipment. The Salamonie river flows through the place and furnishes power to operate one four mill. Mail tri-weekly. Wm. H. Hoover, postmaster.
Beal Jonathan, shoemaker. Edwards E, wagonmaker.
Hacker Warren, carpenter.
Hoover WILL MX, General Store. Leonard John, cider mnfr.
Schooley S, physician.
Shideler A B, blacksmith.
Shultz H P, carpenter.
Williams W H, physician. Zell John W, blacksmith.
RIVERSIDE. Name of postoffice on the W. St. L. & P. Ry, in Davis town- ship, Fountain county, 20 miles northeast of Covington, the county seat. Population 50. Mail daily. James E. Page, post- master. Bunch Jesse, blacksmith.
Conklin O, wagonmaker. Crane Cyrus, justice of the peace.
Page James E, General Store.
RIVER VALE. Name of postoffice at Scottville station, on the O. & M. ; R. R., with a population of 100, is located in Lawrence county, 10 miles southeast of
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Bedford. the county seat. The village las two churches-Methodist and .Catholic- and district school. The east fork of White river furnishes power to operate a flour mill. Express, Ohio and Mississippi. Mail daily. Charles C. Lewis, postmaster.
Andrews James T, general store.
Berry A F, physician.
Berry Bros, Stone Quarry.
Bright Henry, distiller.
Brooking Wm H, shoemaker.
Bullitt Albion, lawyer.
Dilley Joseph T, township trustee.
Dunn Daniel Rev (Catholic).
French George, cooper.
Gault Richard, Carpenter.
Hays George, hotel.
Harmeyer Henry, flour mill.
Hoffman Robert, miller.
Hoffman Wm, saloon.
Hostettler Daniel, saw mill.
Jolley Wm R, justice of the peace.
Leatherman Henry, blacksmith.
Lewis C C, Agt O & M Ry and Ex- press Co.
Newkirk B F, quarry foreman.
Turley Wm, cattle dealer. Wells Gideon Rev (Methodist).
ROACHIDALE. Was laid out in 1880, and is a thrifty, growing place of 150 inhabitants, located at crossing of I. D. & S. and L. N. A. & C. Rys, in Putnam county, distant 16 miles from Greencastle,
the county seat. This place is located in an excellent farming country, and is des- tined to become an important village at no distant day. Express, American. Mail daily. J. T. Cline, postmaster.
Barnard E, saw mill.
Cline J T, General Store.
Dickerson & Owens, brick mnfrs.
Genthy C, shoemaker.
Ghormley F M, general store.
Ghormley J M, agricultural implts.
Grantham J W, drugs.
Horniday & Kendall, general store.
Hymer James W, stock dealer.
Lewis W R, livery.
Matkins C, hotel.
May A C, staves and heading.
Miller J R, drugs.
Sellers Y T, physician.
Stutzman & Bowers, grocers.
Sweeny S B, blacksmith.
West William, Carpenter.
ROANN. On Eel River, in Paw Paw township, Wabash county, having 500 in- habitants, is also a station on the Eel River Division W. St. L. & P. Ry, 10 miles north- west of Wabash, the county seat. There are three churches-Universalist, Methodist and Christian-and graded high school here. American Express. Mail daily. Mrs. J. A. Thatcher, postmaster.
Arthur Bros, Lawyers.
Baker J F, justice of the peace.
OSCAR JONES,
---- DEALER IN-
Family Supplies, Notions. GROCERIES, ETC.
All goods sold as cheap as the cheapest for cash. Call and see for yourselves.
Cor. Walnut and Second Sts., RISING SUN, INDIANA.
L. W. SCRANTON, Proprietor, RISING SUN, IND.
CTERMS, $1.50 PER DAY.NO
Furnished throughout with entirely new Furniture and Bedding. The Bar is supplied with the best of Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco ; also two good Pool Tables. The only House in the City that has a Stable attached.
ANY BOOK YOU WANT
At Reduced Rates, at Sprague's, 391 W. Madison St., Chicago, III.
A PORTABLE MOLAY SAW CIILL,
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Baker S V, drugs. Black & Butterbaugh, furniture. Bryan H B, confectioner. Fike C G, clothing. Gause & Dedrick, saw mill.
Gipe & Ankerman, Livery. Hettmansperger C, restaurant. Kidd & Jones, physician.
Leets Chris, barber. Lowman & Zook, wagonmakers. Meyers Jacob, grocer. Miller R S, hotel.
Mowry Peter, blacksmith.
Murphy R, general store.
Murray M LL, Drugs.
Neiswander S, shoemaker. Oren & Hoke, wagonmakers.
Patterson Levi, general store.
Roann Clarion (weekly), Johnson proprs. Rudy & Mead, Milliners. Samuels W, tailor.
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Smith & Tillman, saw mill.
Swager John, meat market. Thatcher J A Mrs, Fancy Goods. Whitaker & Schnelker, general store.
Williams S A Mrs, milliner.
Willis A L, saddles and harness.
ROANOKE. On the W. St. L. & P. Ry, in Jackson township, Huntington. county, 10 miles northeast of Huntington, the county seat, is a thrifty village of 606 inhabitants, containing Methodist, United Brethren and Catholic churches, a graded school, an academy, I hotel, 3 saw mills, I bank and I flour mill. Grain, lumber and wagon wood-work are the chief exports. Express, Pacific. Mail daily. James B. Slusser, postmaster.
Barr John H, stock dealer. Brahs Fred C, general store.
Brooks & Reynolds, House and Sign Painters, e s Main. (See adv.)
Bryson J B & Co, saw mill. Carson WV F, physician. Chafee Albert B, physician. Chafee Wm C, physician. Cressinger Alexander, lawyer. Dinius Solomon B, saddles and harness. Eagle House, N M Wilsh propr.
Ebersole Charles F, clothing.
Ervin John, tinsmith. Franktait Sisters, milliners. Futlon John M, druggist. Grim Joseph S, lawyer. Hackett John, justice of the peace. Hackett & Mowry, druggists.
Hilton Albert, billiards.
Kahn Abraham, clothing. Koontz Alfred, furniture. Lipes Andrew, jeweler. Long M De Witt Rev (United Brethren).
McPherren Cyrus II, wagonmaker.
Meredith Y B Rev (Methodist).
Miner Bros, saw mill.
Mitchell Ella Miss, milliner.
Myers John D, wagon mnfr.
Myers Joseph, saw mill.
Nix Nicholas, shoemaker.
Olds Ebenezer C, boots and shoes.
Overdeer Jacob & Son, meat market.
Overdeer Wm G, barber.
Pickle Theodore H, saloon,
Regedanz Christian, general store.
Reynolds John F, physician.
Robinson Edward B, general store.
Rose Daniel W, saloon.
Rose Mary Mrs, baker.
Searls F M, justice of the peace. Slusser James B, grocer.
Twining Thomas J, blacksmith.
VanArsdal Wm, blacksmith.
Walton Wm W, boot and shoemaker.
Ward James O, general store.
Welsh Daniel, constable.
Welsh Leroy, livery stable.
Welsh Nat M, Proprietor Eagle House, Centrally Located, All Conveniences of a First-class Hotel, Good Sample Rooms on First Floor.
Wertsbougher Mary Mrs, milliner.
Wilkerson George, blacksmith.
Windle & Wasmuth, bankers. Woerste Win Rev (Catholic).
Wright Ervine, physician.
Wuersten Henry, cigar mnfr,
Zent S H, R R and Ex agt. Zent Tillie Miss, milliner.
ROB ROY. A settlement of 50 per- sons, in Shawnee township, Fountain coun- ty, on the Chicago and Block Coal R. R., 12 miles northeast of Covington court house. Big and Little Shawnee creeks furnish power to operate three flour mills located in the vicinity. Grain and live stock are shipped. Mail daily. Robert D. Keefer, postmaster. Brown Barney, R R agt.
Cole Wm, physician. Keefer R D, General Store.
Parrott Barton, grain. Parrott Wm, cooper. Snyder J G & Son, flour mill. Swank & Orr, flour mill.
On all matters pertaining to 18 Hubbard Block, Indianapo- ial, and given careful and
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Booksellers, Stationers and Paper Dealers, INDIANAPOLIS.
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ROCHESTER. The county seat of Fulton county, is located 98 miles north of Indianapolis, on the I. P. & C. Ry, was settled in 1830, and incorporated as a vil- · lage in 1855, and now contains a popula- tion of 2,500. The public buildings com- prise the county buildings and schools, among the last named is an exceedingly fine building costing $50,000. Has also four churches-two Presbyterian, one Metli- odist and one Lutheran-and one bank. Rochester now has a bonded indebtedness of $20,000. The press is represented by the Rochester Republican and Rochester Senti- nel (Democrat.) The village has quite a notoriety for its fishing grounds, there be- ing two lakes in the vicinity-Lake Mani- tou, 11/2 miles, Lake Maxinkuckee, 16 miles distant. Telegraph, Western Union. Express, United States. Mail daily. Wm. Mattingly, postmaster.
Adams Francis J, restaurant.
Alexander Isaac HI, saloon.
Allman & Moses, general store.
Anderson Hiram, blacksmith.
Ashton Francis M, foundry.
Ault A & Co, medicine mnfrs.
Ault David, photographer.
Barber Jeremiah, barber.
Barkdoll Samuel A, carpenter.
Barns John, grocer.
Batchelor & Stockberger, meat market.
Bell Richard A, cooper.
Bitters Andrew T, propr Rochester Sen- tinel.
Bitters John D, harness.
Bosenberg Frederick, saloon.
Brackett & Surguy, physicians.
Brouillette James, barber.
Brown Angus, physician.
Brown Mary M Mrs, carpet mnfr.
Calkins Edward, lawyer.
Carr Andrew J, saloon. Central House, s e cor Main and York.
Chamberlain Chester, grocer.
Chandler Robert HI, grocer.
Chapin & Bro, general store.
Chestnut Joseph B, cooper.
Clark George W, meat market.
Clarke Thomas, saloon.
Cleary Daniel, boot and shoemaker.
Clifford James M, agt I P & C Ry.
Coffin Griffin A, milliner.
Collins'James F, grocer.
Conner & Sickman, lawyers.
Cooper D & Co, hardware.
Corbet Andrew, restaurant.
Cornelius Ernest, saloon.
Cornelius F H, grocer.
Covert & Karns, dentists.
Cowgill E E, boots and shoes.
Cowgill E E & Co, lumber.
Brooks & Reynolds,
House & Sign Painters,
Calsomining, Paper Hanging and Graining, Promptly and Neatly Done. East Side Main, Roanoke, Ind.
WALLACE HOUSE,
ROBERT WALLACE, PROPRIETOR.
The Wallace is now one of the leading hotels in the city. It has recently been repaired and newly furnished. The rooms are large, neat and well ventilated. The table is supplied with the best viands the market affords. Free and accommodating bus to and from all trains. Call and see us.
ROBERT WALLACE, Prop., ROCHESTER, IND.
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All Policies non- forfeiting under the law of New York, after Jan. 1, 1880. Will enable Agents to double their business. E. H. KELLOGG, Sup't, Chicago, ill.
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Davidson Wm . H, livery.
Dawson J & Son, druggists.
Decker Oscar R, jeweler. Decker Robert G, painter. Demont Geo A, livery.
Dorsch Miss Melviana, milliner.
Eichelberger Edward, restaurant.
Elliott Benjamin M, com merchant.
Emrick L S, cigar mnfr.
Essick & Holman, lawyers. Feder & Silberberg, clothing. Felder Christian L, grocer.
Fieser John B, wagonmaker.
Frain, Miner & Co, marble works.
Frain, Miner & Hoffman, marble works.
Fromm John F, general store.
Gerson Jacob, merchant tailor.
Glass Charles E, telegraph operator W U T Co.
Goldsmith Jennie Mrs, grocer. Golinghorist John H, livery.
Goul D S & Bro, general store.
Gould Robert, photographer.
Gould Vernon, physician. Gray Alfred H D, general store.
Hector Cornelius, physician.
Hector Frank M, physician.
Heffley Samuel, wagonmaker.
Heilburn L & Co, general store.
Herman & Rowley, lawyers.
Hicks Fred, barber. Hill John G, baker. Hill Wm, physician.
Holeman Allen W, general store. Hoover Christian, furniture.
Hoover Isaiah, boarding.
House A V Rev (Lutheran).
House & Elliott, real estate.
Hughton Alice Mrs, hairdresser.
Jessen Jessie, flour mill.
Jewell Robert S, boats.
Johnson Benjamin O, woolen factory. Kammerer C, blacksmith.
Kewney O M, Founder and Machin- ist, e s Main n Market. Kewney & Thompson, founders.
Kirtland Elias, Books, Stationery and Variety Store, established in 1865, e s Main n Washington.
Kitten G H & Co, grocers.
Knopp Calvin, saloon.
Koch Solomon, hats and caps.
Kochendorfer C F, grocer.
Lane Wm A. grocer. Langsdorf Charles, meat market.
Lauer J & Co, clothing. Lawrence Eli, flour mill.
Leiter & Hickman, flour mill. Letcher & Baxter, grain dealers.
Line Samuel, marble works.
Lord N L Rev (Presbyterian ).
McClary T J, lawyer.
McDougall Wm T, saw mill.
McMahan Mary J Mrs, milliner.
Manheim M & Son, crockery.
Mattingly W H & I M, proprs Rochester Republican.
Mercer Levi, hardware.
Meyer Henry, saloon.
Miller George & Co, grain dealers.
Miller George I Mrs, milliner.
Miller Melyne, gunsmith.
Miner Oliver C, cigar mnfr.
Moore Milton H, photographer.
Myers Jonas, Planing Mill, n s Pearl, e I P & C Ry.
Nellans James, restaurant.
Newhouse Elizabeth P, milliner.
O'Blenis Isaac H, blacksmith.
Osgood Ovid P, harness.
Parsons Allen B, notions.
Pellens Joseph B, druggist.
Plank & Brackett, druggists.
Plank & Miller, druggists.
Plough William M, baker.
Rannells Lycurgus, books.
Rannells R N & Son, proprs Central House. Rex Michael MI, Dentist, s w cor Main and York.
Richter Francis, grocer.
Robbins & Sutton, physicians.
Rochester Bank. A C Copeland, cash.
Rochester Republican (weekly), n w cor Main and Pearl.
Rochester Sentinel (weekly), s w cor Main and South.
Rogers James, sewing machines.
Ross & Glaze, Founders and Ma. chinists. head Market e Main. Rule F M Rev (Methodist).
Sergent George M, general store.
Shanks Calvin, grocer.
Sharpe Gray & Co, general store.
Shepherd & Deniston, hardware. Sherwin Horace E, dentist.
Shields Jesse, general store. Shields & Burch, meat market.
Shoemaker Enos R, sewing machines.
Shore Perry M, grocer.
Shryock Kline G, lawyer, s s Washington. Sidmore J, shoemaker.
Slick Jacob S, Attorney at Law, s w Cor Main and South. Smith John W, lawyer. Smith Milo R, lawyer. Sterner Daniel, lime and hair. Stieglitz Charles C, shoemaker. Stockton Geo W, harness.
BINGHAM, WALK & MAYHEW, 12 East Washington Street. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 1
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WM. M. BELL
Sells Houses, Lots and Farms, No. 307 Upper Third St., Evansville, Ind.
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Stradley Charles J, justice of the.peace. Stump John, restaurant. Thalman Anton, saloon.
Vampner Lewis, restaurant.
Wallace House, Robert Wallace Proprietor, southeast corner Main and Market. (See adv.)
Wallace Robert, Proprietor Wallace House, southeast corner Main and Mar- ket. (See adv.)
Wallace Wm, justice of the peace.
Western Union Tel Co, depot. Westfall Lucinda T, milliner. Wile Myer, general store. Wolf Christopher C, jewelry. Zimmerman Valentine, furniture and un- dertaker.
ROCK CREEK. Known also as Rock Creek Centre, is a place of 100 inhab- itants in township of same name, Hunting. ton county, 10 miles southeast of Huntington court house and shipping depot. There is one Union chapel and a district school in the village. Mail semi-weekly. Wilboru Day, postmaster.
Boyd Jethro M, carpenter.
Day Wilborn, Grocer.
Gates G M, general store.
Hoag N S, grocer.
Kelsey King, carpenter.
Kokerly Wm, blacksmith.
Souers Amos, carpenter. Smith Charles C, live stock. Swaidener I) & Son, tile mnfrs. White Dow, carpenter.
ROCKFIELD. Inhabited by 300 persons, in Rock Creek township, Carroll county, is a station on the W. St. L. & P.Ry, 7 miles northwest of Delphi, the county seat, containing a graded school, Presbyterian and Methodist churches. Grain, cattle, hogs and lumber are exported. Express, Pacific. Mail daily. A. Gregg, postmas- ter.
Bousom W A, harnessmaker.
Briggs John, justice of the peace.
Crabbs Laura, milliner. Dougherty & Anderson, flour mills. Emerick David, shoemaker.
Gregg Samuel, telegraph operator. Gregg & Co, General Store. Kromm Frederick W, blacksmith. Lytle Frank T, druggist. McCormick & Stauffer, saw mill. McKenan Edward, barber. Miller A F, carpenter. Newell James, blacksmith.
Newell John W, Hotel.
Patton Joseph, photographer. Powell J W, physician.
Rankin A M, general store. Sharrer W F, physician. Shultz Frederick W, general store.
Small Gilbert Rev (Presbyterian).
Steel J L, R R and Ex agt.
Stewart A W & John, shoemakers. Thompson A M Mrs, millinery.
Thompson William & M B, Carpenters.
Tribbett Robert, carpenter. Turner Levi, meat market. Vangundy A, grain and live stock. Vangundy & Cole, tile mnfrs.
Young Leonard, wagonmaker.
ROCKFORD. A flag station on the J. M. & I. R. R., in Red ing township, Jackson county, II miles northeast of Brownstown, the county seat. Mail daily. F. Huber, postmaster and general store.
ROCKFORD. Wells county. (See Barber's Mills.)
ROCKLAND. A newly established postoffice, in Henry county, containing 50 inhabitants, Christian church and district school, distant 8 miles from New Castle, the county seat and most accessible ship- ping point. Lumber and grain are mar- keted. Mail tri-weekly. David Daniels, postmaster.
Daniels David & Son, Wagon Manufacturers. Houck J C, saw mill. Lake S J, general store. Snider G C, shoemaker.
Wrightsman Abraham, justice of the peace.
ROCKLANE. Known formerly as Clarksburg, is a village located in the north- eastern portion of Johnson county, 10 miles northeast of Franklin, the county seat. Acton, on C. I. St. L. & C. R. R., 5 miles northeast, is the depot. Rocklane, with a population of 75, has two churches-Meth- odist and Christian. Mail tri-weekly. Wm. M. Myers, postmaster. Dungan James, constable.
Eldridge Wm, lawyer. Foster George, shoemaker. Grubbs James T, justice of the peace. Mitchiell Win KI, Physician.
Myers Frank, barber. Myers John P, justice of the peace. REYer'S WIR NE, General Store.
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