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Galvanized Iron Cornices J. W. ATKINSON, 313-32i So. Clinton Street, CHICAGO, ILL. " Send for Illustraiod Catalogue and Prices.
Homo Life Ins. Co. Has paid large dividends, has the largest surplus for dividends in future. Best Co. for K Agents. E. H. KELLOGG, Sup't, Chicago, III.
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Armstrong.S, confectioner.
Baker Wmn, lawyer. .
Berryman Charles E, drugs.
Burget E M, justice of the peace.
Cooper W T, physician.
Corn James, grocer. Drake J W, hotel.
Fisher & Burk, stave mnfrs.
Groves Abel W, livery.
Hayden J A, blacksmith.
Herald Albert, shoemaker.
Hillis B F, cattle dealer.
Howard C, furniture.
Moore James, broom mnfr.
Murphy J, saloon.
Richards Lewis, carpenter.
Richey James M, general store.
Richey Theodore, general store.
Smith G W, physician.
SCOTLAND. Is a thriving village, containing 150 inhabitants, situated in Taylor township, Greene county, 10 miles southeast of Bloomfield court house, and 6 south of Mineral City, on the B. S. O. & B. Ry. Has 3 churches-Presbyterian, Meth- odist and Baptist-and district school. Mail daily. John Hornbaker, postmaster. Akin J M, undertaker.
Bellmyer Philip, tinner.
Bennett W C, Nursery.
Blackmore Bros, general store.
Bramble James D, confectioner.
Burke Wm H, physician.
Crooke A B, Undertaker,
Dickey A J, flour mill.
Doney J A, pumps.
Eaton John W F, shoemaker.
Garrett John W, cooper.
Geddes Daniel, live stock.
Haig John, physician.
Haig John & Co, General Store. Haig Mary, hotel.
Hanna James H, lawyer.
Hannon John W, physician.
Hornbaker John, Shoemaker.
Ingles James Rev (Presbyterian).
Isenogle Stephen, wagonmaker.
King Paris, general store.
Laughead George G, physician.
Morrison John, druggist. Nicholson Isaac, blacksmith.
Stone R M & Son, Flour Mill. Taylor W B, earthenware.
Woods Win, druggist.
SCOTT. Formerly called Van Buren, is located on 'Pigeon river, in Van Buren township, Lagrange county, 14 miles north-
west of Lagrange court house, and 8 west of Lima, on the G. R. &I. R. R. Has 150 inhabitants, and has Methodist church and district school. Mail tri-weekly. Frank- lin Galloway, postmaster.
Beckly W L, grocer.
Dalton Jolin, cattle dealer.
Erb Jacob, saloon.
Galloway Franklin, General Store.
Grimes J C & Co, drugs.
Grubb Wm B, hotel.
Hagerty James, justice of the peace.
Hixson John & Co, flour mill.
Mendenhall Bros, sorghum mnfrs.
Tonis A, physician.
Weiss Casper, blacksmith.
SCOTTSBURG. The county seat of Scott county, is located on the J. M. & I. R. R., 78 miles south of Indianapolis and 30 north of Louisville. The village contains 600 inhabitants, Methodist church, graded school and one weekly newspaper, the Scot! County Democrat, which was es- tablished in 1865 by the present publisher, Mr. J. H. J. Sierp, at Austin, but was con- solidated with the Austin News and moved to Scottsburg in 1874, where it now flour- ishes. All of its printing is done at home, has no patent outside, and is a first-class advertising medium. The corner stone of the court house was laid on July 4, 1877, being about the time of Scottsburg's first set- tlement. There are two hotels, the princi- pal one, the Hubbard House, is a neat brick structure, three stories in height, sur- rounded by a shady lawn and affords ex- cellent accommodations for commercial men. Telegraph, Western Union. Ex- press, American. Mail daily. C. C. Wills, postmaster.
Andis Thomas C, carpenter.
Bartle Orrin C, confectionery.
Berkshire John G, judge 6th judicial cir- cuit.
Brott Henry W, restaurant.
Cravens & Robison, saw mill.
Crowe & Jewett, lawyers.
Elrod Elizabeth Mrs, milliner.
Garriott Frank M, general store. Harrod Columbus B, justice of the peace. Harrod & Brown, lawyers.
Houghland Isaac, agent American Express. Hubbard House, Melvin Hubbard Proprietor. Johnson & Karnes, flour mill. Johnson & Mitchell, milliners. Kenton Thomas S, shoemaker.
BINGHAM, WALK & MATHEW, ) Fine French Marble Clocks, with Gong 12 East Washington Street. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. ) Strike, Half and Quarter Strike.
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Loans and Borrows Money, No. 307 Upper Third St., Evansville, Ind.
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Loomis H H, hotel.
McFadden, Sarah E, general store.
McMullin Albert B, saloon.
Mathes Zacariah C, hardware. Mitchell Win T, saloon.
Nickles John M, physician.
Nye Thomas, livery. Price George T, justice of the peace. -
Robertson Milton H, furniture.
Sapinsky & Steinberg, general store.
Scott County Democrat, John H. J. Sierp Proprietor. (See adv.)
Sierp John IZ J, Proprietor Scott County Democrat, Lawyer and Notary Public. (See adv.)
Smith Milton W, druggist.
Spurgeon M B, blacksmith.
Stout John M, harnessmaker.
Thoma James, Dealer in Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.
Trulock Wm, lawyer. Van Ness James, livery.
Walker Will T, lawyer.
Watson John M, physician.
Weddle Josephus, Blacksmith and Wagonmaker. Wills Cornelius C, druggist. Wilson Newton M, county clerk.
Wyman David W, blacksmith.
Yount Benjamin F, Saloon, Choice Liquors and Cigars.
SCOTTSVILLE. Lafayette town- ship, Floyd county, with 100inhabitants, is located 12 miles northwest of New Albany, the county seat. St. Joseph, 5 miles east on the L. N. A. & C. Ry., is its shipping point. Mail tri-weekly.
Kiefer Nicholas, general store. Scott W G, blacksmith.
SCOTTSVILLE. Lawrence county. (See River Vale )
SEAFIELD. A postoffice and vil- lage of 200 inhabitants on the P. C. & St. L. Ry., in Princeton township, White county, located 12 miles west of Monticello, the county seat, has two churches- United Brethren and Christian. Express, United States. Mail daily. John G. Kerlin, post- master.
Fleeger Robert, grain dealer. Kerlin John G, Grocer.
Pippenger M A, flour mill.
Rigley J H, general store.
Templeton H, live stock.
SEDALIA. Is on the T. H. & I. (Log. Div.) Ry., in Owen township, Clin- ton county, 10 miles due north of Frankfort court house. Population 200. It has a Union church, district school, and ships grain and live stock. Express, American. Mail daily. E. Campbell, postmaster.
Butt Joshua, shoemaker.
Campbell E, General Store.
Campbell James A, saw mill.
Fennell Bros, tile mnfrs.
Franklin N, hotel.
Kemple George, carpenter.
McCune Jackson B, live stock.
Masters John Q, tile mnfr.
Pritsch Carl, saloon.
Shields Hugh, general store.
Sigler J N, physician.
Taylor CT, blacksmith.
Thompson HI, physician.
Young John C, grain.
SEDAN. Is a small station and post- office on the L. S. & M. S. Ry., formerly called Lawrence, containing 150 persons, a district school and Lutheran church, located in DeKalb county, 6 miles northwest of Auburn, the county seat. Mail is received daily. W. H. Crane, postmaster.
SCOTT COUNTY DEMOCRAT,
Published at Scottsburgh, Scott County Indiana, by JOHN M. J. SIERP. 15th Year-Only Paper in the County. Good Advertising Medium. Published Rates Strictly Adhered to.
Fire Brich and Clay. Locomotiv CILAS. D. COLSON. IOS & 110 Franklin Street, CHICAGO. , Cupole Furnace Tiles, Bakers' Tiles, Confectioners' Furnaces, &c. Brass Founders' Furnaces, Ca- pola Brick.
Lay-See Adv., page 4.
A PORTABLE MOLAY SAW MILL,
driven profitably by a Threshing Engine, manufactured by CHANDLER & TAYLOR, of g Indianapolis, Ind. „Sec page 3.
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Bateman J N, agrl implts. Crane W IX, Grocer. Hine S H, saw mill. Kruse Wm, wagonmaker. McIntyre Nicholas, justice of the peace. Rinehart Martin, carpenter. Shoutz F, blacksmith. Shrader Charles, carpenter. Wittie Fred, carpenter.
SEELYVILLE. On the St. L. V. T. H. & I. R. R., in Lost Creek township, Vigo county, has 50 inhabitants, and is sit- uated 8 miles east of Terre Haute. The surrounding country is rich in coal and timber, which are the principal exports. Mail received daily. Anna M. Dickerson, postmaster. Chamberlain Moody, saw mill. Dickerson M C, General Store. McLaughlin James, physician. McPherson Donald, coal mine. Morris Allen, coal mine.
SELLERSBURGH. Silver Creek township, Clark county, is a village of 300 inhabitants, on the J. M. & I. R. R., 9 miles north of Jeffersonville, the county seat. The village has two churches-Chris- tian and Methodist. Express, American. Mail daily. John Schell, postmaster.
Beck John, blacksmith.
Cluchne A B Rev Methodist).
Covert & Haross, physicians. Dold Edward, R R and Ex agt.
Eismann John, General Store and Saloon.
Grosbach H, shoemaker. Hanger C H, saloon. Harrod W H, general store. Little A N, justice of the peace. Littell A M Rev (Christian). Mabrey J H, blacksmith. Salle W E, physician.
Scheller John, Postmaster and Township Trustee. Seitz A, shoemaker. Sellers H T, general store. Williams & Krakle, flour mill. Woll M. wagonmaker.
SELMA. Sixty miles northeast of Indianapolis, on the C. C. C. & I. Ry, is a thriving village of 300 inhabitants, situated in Liberty township, Delaware county, 6 miles due east of Muncie court house. Wheat, corn, hogs and cattle are shipped. Churches, Methodist, United Brethren and Presbyterian. Schools, district and
graded. Express, United States. Mail daily. J. L. Simmons, postmaster.
Black Maggie Mrs, Milliner. Black N E harnessmaker.
Black N W, physician. Boots E P, pumps. Bortsfield J W, tile mnfr. Bortsfield Wm, carpenter. Dickover S, Carpenter. Goings J W, general store. Goings Susanah, hotel.
Goings Wm, grain and live stock.
Harrington T E, grocer.
Hewet William: C, Grocer.
Hoover John, carpenter. Johnson Eugene & Co, drugs.
Knapp HI C, blacksmith.
Miller Williama, Flour Mill.
Moore C W, boots and shoes.
Orr J N, genera. store.
Patrick N, grocer. Ribble D M, hardware.
Roseboom L C, shoemaker.
Shroyer S J, justice of the peace.
Simmons J L, Agent C C C & I Ry and United States Express Company and Dealer in Grain, Seeds, Live Stock and Agricultural Implements.
Simmons Z L, blacksmith.
Skiff C, physician. Stiers F R, physician. Teague M A Rev (Methodist).
Wilson Henry, barber.
SEVASTOPOL. Is a village of 127 inhabitants, located in Franklin township, Kosciusko county, 14 miles southwest of Warsaw, the county seat. Claypool, its shipping point, on the C. W. & M. Ry, is 7 miles east. It has graded school, Meth- odist church, and tri-weekly stage route to Warsaw. Mail tri-weekly. A. M. Towl, postmaster. Bisle David, meat market. Blue P A, stock dealer. Bybee Allen, stock dealer. Cox Bros & Co, Saw Mill.
« Dormire R G, shoemaker.
. Dunlap John, carpenter.
Dunlap Win, Notary Public. Eiler Wm HI, justice of the peace. Ernsperger HI B, physician.
Hire Milton, Stock Dealer. Keesecker & Smith, four mill. Kern George, blacksmith. Lambert R J, blacksmith. Leiter P, wagonmaker. McFarse & Co, general store. Molinhour John II, carriage painter.
JOHN RAUCH,
Manufacturer of the 82 West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Capital City Cigar
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GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES A. KNISELY & CO., 72 & 74 W, Monroe St. catitaval. Chicago. Send for Catalogue aud Prices,
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Mott George, Carpenter.
Newhouse E A, drugs. Pasehull J E, painter.
Bowman Win B, confectioner.
Brand Daniel E, grocer.
Brown Frank E, grocer.
Brown Jason B, lawyer.
Brown John M, grocer.
Bulger J E, hotel.
Burkart George, restaurant.
Burkart Michael jr, wagonmaker.
Burkley Wm H, clothing.
Byrne & Clutch, marbleworks.
Caress Eli B, lawyer.
Carpenter Lucius D, hardware.
Carter Peter L, general store.
Carter T & Co, planing mill.
Charles Albert P, lawyer.
Charlton Samuel IK, Physician and Surgeon, Office 2d. res Walnut.
Collarn John, saloon.
Cordes Bros, stoves and tinware.
Culver James M, grocer.
Daily Local Lever, Emil E Rettig propr.
Dannettell George W, Lawyer and Notary Public, Chestnut.
Daumrick Martin, brewer.
Davison Alex A, agrl implts.
Demmer John, cooper.
Denman Michael E, fruits.
Devore Elhanan C, lawyer.
Douglas A B, coal and grain.
Dryden Thomas, general store.
Duckworth & Fox, blacksmiths.
Duley W R & Co, marble works.
Dunphy Walter, saloon. Durland Nelson C, grocer.
Elliott Robert H, grocer.
Erwood Wm T, dentist.
Everhart Reuben F, shoemaker.
Ewing Thomas L, grocer.
Faulkconer House, J K Faulk-
coner Proprietor, opposite Depot, north- east corner railroad crossing. (See adv.)
Faulkconer J KE, Proprietor Faulk- coner House.
Fettig Joseph, harnessmaker.
First National Bank, capital $100,000, Jas L Gardiner pres, G H Murphy cash, Chestnut.
Ford Benjamin E, dentist.
Fox Hugo, shoemaker.
Fox Michael, shoemaker.
Frey Christian C. agt O & M Ry and Ex.
Galbraith Thomas S, physician.
Gardner W I & Co, hardware.
Gerrish James W F, physician.
Giger Joseph, boots and shoes.
Gibson & McDonald, stave mufrs. Godfrey Harvey W, marble works.
PIANOS and ORGANS
in All Styles and at All Prices, at THEO. PFAFFLIN & CO'S 58 & 60 North Pennsylvania St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Abernathy & Boland, proprs Seymour Re- publican.
Alerding Herman, tailor.
Alwes Henry, clothing. Andrews J H & Co, druggists.
Anthony Oliver B, barber.
Arnold & Co, grocers.
Balsley J, carpenter.
Bartup Jesse, painter.
Baruch A. Mrs, restaurant.
Baumann John, Saloon, Dealer in Choice Wines and Liquors, cor 2d and Ewing.
Becker Jacob, saloon.
Becker Jacob jr, blacksmith. Bennette A Mrs, milliner.
Berdon A, shoemaker.
Biggs Samuel L, livery. Blish & Co, flouring mill.
Blythe James H, grocer.
Boland Daniel, merchant tailor. Bolles Lyman L, grocer. 11
Bollinger Albert, boots and shoes.
Bollinger Conrad, grocer.
Pasehull T M, wagonmaker. Persenatt F B, carpenter. Towl A M, Physician. Tucker Albert, stock dealer.
Tucker H, live stock.
Vandemark J H, hotel.
SEYMOUR, An incorporated vil- lage of 4500 inhabitants, located at crossing of the O. & M. and J. M. & I. R. Rs, in Jackson township and county, 11 miles from Brownstown, the county seat, 87 west of Cincinnati, 59 South of Indianapolis, 51 north of Louisville and 104 miles east of Vincennes. It is quite an extensive manu. facturing place, being the location of the Ohio.and Mississippi Railway shops, three planing mills, spoke factory, two flour mills, stave factory, woolen mill, two foun- dries and machine shops and a carriage manufactory. Seymour has substantial business blocks, wide streets, lighted by gas, several churches, excellent schools, an opera house, one national bank, one daily- the Local Lever (independent)-and four weekly newspapers-the Democrat, Republi- can, Times and Monitor-Journal (temper- ance)-and several good hotels. The Faulk- coner House is reasonable in price, cen- trally located, and its table is not equalled by any in the place. Express, American and O. & M. Telegraph, Western Union, and usual mail facilities. Leroy M. Mains, postmaster.
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Goodale & Bro, saloon. Goslen Wm, restaurant. Goulding Richard J, confectioner. Greule Aaron, barber. Groub John C, grocer. Gudgel Bros, general store. Hancock Charles H, furniture. Hancock & Guernsey, grocers. Harding Samuel V, jeweler. Haup Conrad, saloon. Hawley John C, druggist.
Heins John, cabinetmaker.
Heins M Mrs & Son, confectioners.
Heitman E Mrs, milliner. Hemphill J & Co, grain. Hennessey John, harnessmaker.
Heuser Conrad, restaurant.
Heuser George, grocer. Heuser John C, saloon. Hibner Joseph, notions. Hibner Leonard, meat market.
High Yank, livery. Hill Finley P, ale bottler.
Honan James, saloon.
Hoskins M B Mrs, general store.
Hotel Jonas, W H Jonas propr.
Hotzel Philip, blacksmith.
Humes John, planing mill. Hunter Benjamin, meat market.
Hustedt Charles, furniture.
Jackson John F, harness mnfr. Jeffrey & Tabb, milliners.
Johnson Bros, blacksmiths.
Jonas W H, hotel.
Jones, Vinzant & Isaacs, general store. Kasting Wm L, general store. Kelley Dominicus A, merchant tailor. Kidd Peter, saloon. Kling Joseph, general store. Knowland Joseph, tailor. Krebs Joseph, tailor. Kruger Emil O, shoemaker.
Laugel Philip, insurance agt. Laupus, John G, jeweler.
Lauster & Billings, grocers.
Lester Frank, lawyer. Ley Bros, blacksmiths. Lloyed Wesley, barber.
Loertz Jacob, shoemaker.
Lyon George, general store.
McGinn Frank, grocer.
McGinty James F, hotel. Mains Leroy M, postmaster. Mann James, leather and findings. Marks Carl, jeweler.
Marshall & McCune, lawyers.
Martens Wm, merchant tailor.
Massmann Henry, general store.
Massmann J W & Co, dry goods.
Massmann Win, meat market. Mceh Frank, barber.
Meyer Wm, grocer.
Miller Henry P, harnessmaker.
Miller John V, tanner.
Miller & Albrand Bros, carriage mifrs.
Monitor-Journal (weekly), M E Shiel propr.
Monroe J R, physician and pub Seymour Times. Mooney Mary Mrs, milliner.
Moore Bros, merchant tailors.
Morrison John B, general store.
Nassoy & Baldwin, saloon.
Newby John, saloon.
Newby Robert G, blacksmith.
Newby Thomas F, druggist.
Newkirk Andrew L, Physician and Surgeon, 2d.
Ortman L, cigar mnfr.
Orvis C Q, physician.
Patrick Robert M, lawyer.
Paulman B, stave mnfr.
Peacock John K, shoemaker.
Pellens & Pfingst, druggists.
Peters Ernst, shoemaker.
Pfaffenberger Wilbur F, boots and shoes.
Platter & Sons, wall paper.
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Postlethwaite T N & Sons, flour mills.
Ralph Benjamin, grocer.
Reeves Mills S, justice of the peace.
Rettig Emil E, pub Seymour Democrat and Daily Local Lever, and stationer.
Ricketts & McDuff, milliners.
Robinson James H, livery.
Rooney Wm P, saloon.
Rosenberg Abraham, general store.
Rosenfield Robert C, clothing.
Sandau Bros, dry goods.
Sauer Charles, grocer.
Schmitt John M, general store.
Schnottinger E, restaurant.
Schoberth John A, confectioner and baker.
Schroeder Gottlieb, shoemaker.
Schuh Mary A, confectioner.
Schwein Cornelius L, planing mill.
Schwing H M & Co, Grocers and Queensware Dealers, Chestnut.
Seymour Democrat (weekly), Emil E Rettig propr. Seymour Gas Light Co.
Seymour Mnfg Co., spoke and grain cradle mnfrs.
Seymour Reform Club, Wm Durham pres. Seymour Republican (weekly), Abernathy & Boland proprs. - Seymour Times (weekly), Dr J R Monroe pub. Seymour Woolen Factory Co, Louis Schneck pres, Albert N Meyer sec.
A. I. WRIGHT & CO., Successors to Adams, Mansur & Co., 47 and 49 S. Meridian St., Indianapolis.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Carpets and Wall Paper.
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COBB & BRANHAM,
INDIANAPOLIS. Coal in Car Lots a Specialty.
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Shiel M E, pub The Monitor Journal. Shields J T & J S, Physicians and Surgeons, Ewing, bet 2d and 3d. Shipman Norbourne N, physician. Shockley John, restaurant.
Siefker Win, Foundry and Machine Shop, cor Brown & Maplc.
Smcarsall M Mrs, meat market.
Smith Christian, painter. Spray Charles H, insurance.
Sprengar Henry, merchant tailor.
Staudt John, saloon. Stein Joseph, shoemaker.
Stringer Joseph, machinist. Swift Joseph W, second-hand goods and agt Am Ex Co.
Thomas H & Co, general store.
Thurston Alex J D, insurance.
Van Cleave & Co, meat market.
Voss. Frederick, cooper.
Walter H G, cigars and tobacco.
Weil & Reinhart, barbers.
Westman M A Mrs, milliner.
Wilhelm Philip, barber. Williams George, jeweler. Winters & Ferguson, cigar mnfrs.
Wolf John, general store. Wood Richard H, notions.
Woodmansee A & F, clothing.
Woodmansce W B & Co, general store.
SHADESVILLE. A discontinued postoffice in Liberty township, Grant county, S miles southwest of Marion, 6 west of Jonesboro, and 3 north of Hackleman; last named receives mail for the place. It has no village organization.
SHANGHAI. A country postoffice in Howard county, 13 miles southwest of Kokomo, the county seat. Russiaville, 5 miles southcast, is the usual shipping point. In the immediate vicinity can be found a Friends society. Mail tri-weekly. James M. Williams, postmaster.
Allen J G, stockdealer. Morris Aaron, physician. Williams James MX, Saw Mill.
SHANNONDALE. Is a village of 125 inhabitants, located in Franklin town- ship, Montgomery county, II iniles east of Crawfordsville, the county seat and most available shipping depot. Mail is received tri-weekly. J. F. Shannon, postmaster. Burroughs W H, physician. Johnson Wm, wagonmaker. McCafferty Albert, carpenter.
McClure M, blacksmith.
Madden Jolin, blacksmith. ·
Shannon J F, General Store.
Shannon J J, physician. Tull John, painter.
Utter J A, physician.
Young Thomas, carpenter.
SHARON. Was formerly called Clif- ton, and is situated in Delaware township and county, 712 miles northeast of Muncie court house and 4 south of Albany, on the L. E. & W. Ry. A flour and saw mill are operated by water power from the Missis- sinewa river. It has Methodist church and district school. Mail daily. Joseph Zch- ncr, postmaster. Barwick G W, carpenter.
Bunch A, physician. Courtney S II, shoemaker.
Irvin Bransom, blacksmith.
Milson S E, miller.
Yoder Geo, carpenter. Zehner Benjamin, flour mill.
Zehner Joseph, Saw Mill.
SHARPE'S MILL. Monroe county. (See Monroe Mills.)
SHARPS. Located on Big Blue river, in Spencer township, Harrison coun- ty, 10 miles northcast of Corydon, the
The Faulkconer House.
JOSEPH K. FAULKCONER, Prop.,
N. E. COR. R. R, CROSSING. SEYMOUR, IND.
$1.25 PER DAY.
The Best Table in the City. £ Sample rooms and fire without extra charge. Headquarters for Commercial Men.
ANY BOOK YOU WANT
At Reduced Rates, at Sprague's, 391 W. Madison St., Chicago, III,
A PORTADLE CTULAY SAW MILL,
driven prontably by a Threshing Engine, manufactured by CHANDLER & TAYLOR, of wg Indianapolis, Ind. See page 3.
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county seat, is a small place containing some 25 persons, a district school, and flour mill run by water power derived from the river. Ship to Leavenworth, on the Ohio river. Mail weekly in winter, semi-weekly in sum- mer. Millard F. Sharp, postmaster. Sharp MI F, Flour Mill. Swarens Wm, general store.
SHARPSVILLE. Forty-six miles north of Indianapolis, on the I. P. & C. Ry, is a thriving village of 400 inhabitants, 7 miles north of Tipton, the county seat, contains Methodist church, graded school, 2 saw mills, flour mill, cigar box factory and planing mill. Exports, grain, live stock and lumber. Express, United States. Mail daily. W. A. Robinson, postmaster. Armstrong T L, hotel. Batchelor J C, R R and Ex agt. Cox Joseph, Carpenter.
Crockett F B, lawyer.
Cunningham Wm M, carpenter.
Daugherty E J, restaurant.
Dewitt F P, justice of the peace. Fish Alice Mrs, milliner.
Fish R S, hotel. Gard W P, live stock. Grayson Joseph, poultry dealer.
Hamilton J T, saloon. Hankins Mrs, milliner.
Haynes, Grishaw & Shook, general store. Heath W N, physician.
Huffinan Michael, Wagonmaker. Hughes Thomas, staves and heading. Johnson S C, blacksmith.
Lindsay D F, Lawyer.
Lindsay J P, physician. McGee G W, live stock.
McGuire John M, hotel. Mehlig L, drugs. Naylor P J, agricultural implts.
Parker W A, town marshal. Powell D D Rev (Methodist).
Pumphrey S B, saloon.
Ramseyer J D, carpenter.
Robinson W A, Newspapers and Periodicals, Saddles, Harness, Collars, Whips and Dealer in Hides, Pelts, Furs and Tallow. Rubush D P, physician. Sallee H H, shoemaker. Spaulding N, general storc. Sullivan Thomas, meat market.
Thomas Hoback, General Store, Flour Mill, Saw Mill, Planing Mill, Furniture and Undertaker.
Weser E & P, saw mill.
Wilson A I, physician.
Wisner V C, shoemaker. Wood G C, physician.
SHARPTOWN. An unimportant postoffice in Franklin county, 12 miles southeast of Brookville, the county seat, and 9 north of Harrison, O., on the W. W. R. R. Ships wheat, barley and hogs. Mail tri-weekly. J. M. Hutchinson, postmaster and general store.
SHAWNEE MOUND. Named from the mound located here, now owned by Mr. Jesse Meharry, and supposed to have been made by the Shawnee Indians, is a country postoffice in Jackson township, Tip- pecanoe county, 18 miles southwest of La- fayette and S south of West Point, a station on the W. St. L. & P. Ry. Mail received tri-weekly. Jesse Meharry, postmaster. Meharry G Norton, saw mill.
Meharry Jesse, Farmer. Merrill Henry A Rev (Methodist). Wilson W W, drain tile mnfr.
SHEFFIELD. In the extreme northwestern corner of the State, on Lake Michigan, is traversed by the P. F. W. & C., L. S. & M. S. and B. & O. R. Rs., is in Lake county, 25 miles northwest of Crown Point, the county seat, and 16 miles from Chicago. The place contains 100 inhabi- tants, and has had a government survey for a harbor, and presents many excellent natural features for the same. The esti- mated amount of ice shipped annually is 80,000 tons. Mail daily. Jacob Forsyth, postmaster.
Atchison Robert, fisherman.
Barnes Aaron, hotel.
Bush Martin, hotel.
Forsyth Jacob, Postmaster.
Forsyth Oliver, R R agt.
Kreutzer John, blacksmith.
Langraber Jacob, hotel.
Shedd E A & Co, ice dealers.
SHELBURN. A mining village, located on line between Curry and Hamil- ton townships, in Sullivan county, is also a station on the E. & T. H. R. R., 6 miles north of Sullivan, the county seat, and 27 south of Terre Haute, having a popula- tion of 350, it contains three churches- two Baptist and one Christian-and graded school. Grain, live stock and coal are ex- ported. Express, Adrms. Mail daily. J. S. Buşkirk, postmaster. Annis Bros, flour mill. -
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PATENTS.
Caveats, Prints, Labels, Copyrights. All business pertaining to these and like matters, promptly and carefully attended to, by C. BRAB- JORD, Solicitor of Patents, 18 Hubbard Block, Indianapolis, Indians.
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