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and feel justified in warranting, in any case, plenty of water or no pay. .54 We have for sale a few counties in Southern Michigan and nearly all of Indiana. We have also a full line of
Pumps, Pipe, Well Fixtures, Wind-
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COBB & BRANHAM
Wholesale Dealers in all kinds Coal and Coke, S. W. Cor. Market and Delaware Sts., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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south Bend National Bank, capital $100,- 000, John Brownfield pres, Wm Miller cash, 73 Michigan ..
South Bend Pump Co, Stephenson Bros proprs, 146 Michigan.
South Bend Tribune (daily and weekly), 73 Washington.
South Bend Woolen Co, J Warden pres, H G Niles sec, East Race.
Speth Henry, barber, 57 Washington.
Stace A J, county surveyor, court house. Staley & Son, woolen yarn mnfrs, E Race. Stanfield Howard S, lumber, cor Main and Division.
Stedman Levi T, tin and glassware, 90 Michigan.
Stephens Lida V Mrs, milliner, 59 Wash- ington.
Stephenson A T & Sons, plumbers, 146 Michigan.
Sterns Bros, dry goods, 65 Washington.
Sterns Tobias, grocer, 74 Washington.
Stewart Wm J, notions, 82 Main.
Stock H Rev (Lutheran).
Stockwell S F Mrs, physician, 59 Washing- ton.
Stone and Pipe Manufacturing Co, T Mil- len pres, M W Stokes sec, cement, stone, drain and sewer pipe mnfrs, 156 Lafay- ette.
Stover C C Mrs, milliner, 129 Michigan.
Stover J H Rev (Christian).
Stover & Wing, marble works, 171 Michigan. Strayer Jacob, gunsmith, 62 Michigan.
Strayer Jacob & Co, mnfrs grain drills, E Water.
Studebaker Bros Manufactu- ring Co, Clemens Studebaker Presi- dent, John M Studebaker Vice-President, Peter E Studebaker Treasurer, Jacob F Studebaker Superintendent, Win Mack Cashier, Manufacturers Farm, Freight and Spring Wagons, and Light Buggies and Carriages.
Sallivan Timothy A, grocer, 89 South. Taylor Bros, hardware, 91 Michigan.
Taylor George, painter, 37 Washington. ""el & Badet, wood turners, E Race.
homas A N, agt land and passenger depot, Union Pacific R R, 92 Main.
omas Richard P, carpenter, 49 Lafayette. T ockmorton J G, painter, 78 Main. pp P & Sons, dry goods, 67 Washington. Tung Lucius G, lawyer, 87 Washington. Treanor John, druggist, Washington.
Tribune Printing Co, Alf B Miller pres, J M Deffenbaugh sec, pub South Bend Daily and Weekly Tribune, 73 Washing- ton.
Turner Timothy G, lawyer, 88 Main.
Tutt Francis R, lawyer, 78 Washington. Uller R I) Rev (Methodist). .
Underwood Israel, physician, 19 Chapin.
Wuion Hotel, John C Wagner Pro- prietor, 83 Michigan.
United States Express Co, 93 Main.
University of Notre Dame, Very Rev William Corby C S C, President, Notre Dame. (See adv.)
Vahlert Frank, saloon, E Water.
Vanderhoof A F, restaurant, 70 Washing- ton.
Vanlew Henry C, druggist, 87 South.
Van Wormer J, groceries, 71 Michigan.
Vinson Charles, meat market, 70 Washing- ton.
Voedisch Frederick, cooper, 201 Michigan.
Voedish Henry, saloon, 77 South.
Wagener John, saloon, 71 Washington.
Wagner John C, Saloon and Pro- prietor Union House, 83 Michigan.
Waisner E, meat market, E Water.
Wallace J C, physician, 51 Washington.
Walworth & Lawton Mnfg Co, planing mill and lumber, William.
Warner C & Bro, grocers, 120 Michigan.
Weber Bros, grocers, E Water.
Weiss John F, grocer and saloon, E Water. Weiss Phillip, painter, 84 Main.
Wells & Son, patternmakers, foot of Wash- ington.
Western Accident and Relief Association,
L G Tong pres, J H Ellsworth sec, 51 Michigan.
Western Union Tel Co, Oliver House Blk. Westervelt Edward C, grocer, 72 Washing- ton.
Westphal Robert, saloon, E Water.
Wharton B F, carriage and wagonmaker, 195 Michigan.
Wheelock W G & Son, crockery and glass- ware, 59 Washington.
Williams Eliner L, Manufacturer and Dealer in Tubular Wells, Tools, Fix- tures, etc, and Grain Dealer. (See adv.) Williamson N D Rev (Reformed),
Winsman Wm, shoemaker, 58 Washington. Witherill Orlando S, lawyer, 51 Washing- ton.
Wood Ira, broom maker, Market.
Woolverton & Blowers, agrl implts.
Wrightsman Peter R, physician, 50 Market.
Wyman, George & Co, dry goods, 93 Mich- igan.
Yockey John, grocer, 232 Michigan.
SOUTH BETILANY. With a population of 75, is located in Barthol-
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omew county, 9 miles southwest of Co- lumbus, the county seat. The village contains three churches-Methodist, Bap- tist and Christian - and graded school. Ship to Columbus on the J. M. & I. R. R., where stage connects tri-weekly. Mail tri-weekly. J. M. Hawkins, postmaster. Farrow & Snedeker, physicians. Hawkins | MI, General Store. Price Samuel, wagonmaker. Purtlebaugh G, shingle mnfr. Reed Joseph, blacksmith. Smith T E, physician.
SOUTHE BOSTON. Called also Boston, is a small village of 50 persons, in Washington county, 7 miles southeast of Salem, the county seat. Harristown, on the L. N. A. & C. Ry., 4 miles west, is the nearest railroad station. In the immediate vicinity there are two churches-Methodist and Baptist. Mail semi-weekly. A. N. Spurgeon, postmaster.
Kettrie A jr, wagonmaker. Kettrie A, saw mill.
Kettrie Elizabeth, dressmaker.
Kettrie John C, wagonmaker.
Kettrie Wm H, shoemaker. McClellan Wm C, blacksmith. Payne John G, general store. Rodman N E, blacksmith. Spurgeon A N, Physician.
SOUTH GATE. Highland town- ship, Franklin county, is a village located 7 miles southeast of Brookville, the county seat, and 3 miles south of Cedar Grove, on the W. W. V. R. R., contains 200 inhabi- tants, and district school. Mail semi- weekly. Adam Stenger, postmaster. Amrhein John, blacksmith. Benz Frank, meat market.
Benz & Knecht, cattle dealers.
Eschenbach Adam, tailor.
Gehr George & Son, wagonmakers.
. Gillman Philip, carpenter. Hartman Anton, shoemaker. Koell & Hartman, lumber. Schuck Jacob, general store and saloon. Schuck John J, carpenter.
Schuck Philip, teacher.
Stenger Adam, Boot, Shoe, and Harnessmaker.
Sturn John, churns.
Wissel Conrad A, Justice of the Peace.
SOUTH GRANGER. Situated on Salt creek, in Polk township, Monroe
county, 12 miles southwest of Bloomington. the county seat, and 6 east of Smithville, on the L. N. A. & C. Ry, has no village population. Mail semi-weekly. Isaac A. Chandler, postmaster.
Blackwell & Co, saw mill.
Chandler Isaac A, Justice of the Peace. Giltrap E C, dentist.
SOUTH MARTIN. Location in Martin county, IS miles southwest of West Shoals court house, and 12 south of Loo- gootee, the most available shipping point, situated on O. & M. Ry. Mail weekly. Homer Gwin, postmaster.
Chattin Jesse N, cattle dealer.
Gray C D, lawyer.
Gray Wm, physician.
Gwin Homer, Blacksmith and wag- onmaker.
Gwin Thomas, justice of the peace.
SOUTH MILAN. Ripley county. (See Milan.)
SOUTH MILFORD. Is located in Milford township, Lagrange county, 15 miles southeast of Lagrange court house. Kendallville, 6 miles south, is the shipping depot. The village contains 169 inhabit- ants, and a district school. Mail tri-weekly. John N Strayer, postmaster. Clawson A A, saw mill.
Dancer John, Physician.
Dubois John, blacksmith.
Grate L. W, saw mill.
Green John, saw mill.
Gunn Henry, Carpenter.
Henry Francis, druggist and saloon. Hellmer Ira, justice of the peace. Magowen L D, shoemaker.
Mille Isaac, Hotel.
Newman N B & Frank, live stock.
Pelton O H, harnessmaker. Ross George, saw mill.
Strayer John N, General Store.
Upson Theodore F, wagonmaker. Van Husan S C Mrs, milliner. Walters John, shoemaker.
Walton Wm, carriage painter. Wonders George, blacksmith.
SOUTHPORT. Seven miles south- east of Indianapolis, is a thriving and beautiful village with 600 inhabitants, lo- cated in Marion county, on the J. M. & I. R. R. Southport has three churches- Presbyterian, Methodist and Baptist-and
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good graded school. Grain is the principal
„rticle of export. Express, American. Mail daily. H. A. McAlpin, postmaster. Anderson O A, carpenter.
Bailey P B, drugs.
Bailey W P, physician. Berryman R R, confectioner. Bray Wm, plasterer. Brewer A, carpenter. Brewer F, carpenter. Bryan G, Live Stock. Bryan J T, carpenter.
Cogill J H, livery,
Crockett G W, painter.
Florander N B S, brick mnfr.
Gardner D M, carriage mnfr.
Gravis Charles MX, Physician. Graydon R G, physician. Grube Aaron, saw mill.
' Grube D, carpenter. Grube Isaac, general store. Hankins W P, blacksmith. Hannah A M, live stock.
ilardesty L A, justice of the peace. Lund John, blacksmith.
MeAlpin MI A, Grocer. McGuire J E, painter. McLaughlin C R, carpenter. Mc Laughlin W H, hotel. Moody E T, meat market.
Pettit Thomas, shoemaker. Simmons A A, brickmason. Stroble John, shoemaker. Wallace Irwin, confectioner. Ward James, plasterer. Ward O A, physician. Ward O P, plasterer.
Webb J WW, Flour Mill.
Williams J E, painter.
Worman C R, general store.
SOUTH RAUB. Name of postof. fice at Raub station, on the L. N. A. & C. Ky, in Randolph township, Tippecanoe county, is 10 miles south of Lafayette. It is merely a country postoffice and flag sta- tion, with no village population. Mail
daily. E. Raub, postmaster.
Raub A & E, Grain Dealers.
SOUTHI WAVELAND. On the I. D. & S. Ry, in Greene township, Parke county, 12 miles northeast of Rockville, the county seat. It has no postoffice.
SOUTH WEST. Harrison town- ship, Elkhart county, is located 712 miles southwest of Goshen, the county seat and shipping point. Has tri-weekly stage com-
munication with Goshen. Mail tri-weekly. Aaron B. Craig, postmaster. Apple Monroe, wagonmaker. Blander Francis, blacksmith. Coble Jacob, gunsmith.
Craig Aaron B, General Store. Holsapple Adam, blacksmith.+ Martin Moses, wagonmaker.
SOUTH WHITLEY. O11 Eel river and Eel River Division W. St. L. & P. Ry, in Cleveland township, Whitley county, 9 miles southwest of Columbia City court house, contains 400 inhabitants, graded school, Methodist and Baptist churches. The river furnishes water power to drive one flour mill. Grain, hogs, cat- tle and sheep are the principal shipments. Express, Pacific. Mail daily. S. Robbins, postmaster.
Arnold John & Co, flour mill and bankers. Baker John, boots and shoes.
Beauchamp P M, R R and Ex agent.
Bonebrake G W, blacksmith.
Coombs J K & Co, general store.
Coverstone J D Rev (United Brethren).
Creagor J A, agl implts.
Cuppy Thomas J, agl implts.
Doll & Dickey, meat market.
Dunlap WVm, Hotel.
Emerson M B, justice of the peace.
Fisher Geo E, stave mnfr.
Forst Samuel, grocer.
Foster G HN, Livery.
Glapley Wm, weaver. Glassley John, harness.
Glassley & Pritchard, grocers.
Grimes & Stultz, dry goods.
Henry J C, saw mill.
LaFollette T J, physician.
Maloney C D, tailor. Martin John, hardware. Merriman E, physician.
Merriman & Robbing, Druggists.
Miller J S Rev (United Brethren).
Norris Wm J, stock dealer.
Powless W H, saloon.
Remington F S & Co, hardware.
Robinson F A Rev (Methodist).
Sheibly HI, grocer, boots and shoes.
Sheibly Mrs, milliner. Shuh Charles, saw and planing mill,
Sickafoose A W, blacksmith.
Sickafoose S H, wagonmaker. Smith John G, furniture.
Ward Azar, justice of the peace.
Ward P J Rev (Baptist).
Wyatt Barton, Dry Goods. Widup A P Miss, milliner.
Chicago Zinc Works.
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SPADE'SDEPOT. With a popu- lation of 150, is located in Ripley county, 17 miles northwest of Versailles, the county seat, on C. I. St. L. & C. R. R. Grain, hay, lumber and stavcs are the exports. Express, American. Mail daily. August Franke, postmaster. Bauman C, carpenter. Bohmer Fred, blacksmith.
Buhl Adam, painter.
Dirshell J, carpenter.
Franke A, General Store and Grain. Hahn John, saw mill.
Kostens Henry, general store.
Kramer George, saloon and justice.
Lyrcight T, wagonmaker.
Mitchell Adam, general store and saloon, Newforth Bros, Saw Mill.
Pehringer J M, tailor.
Pirner Charles, wagonmaker.
. Serrer Albert, general store. Steinfort John C, farmer. Steinfort J H & Bro, saw mill and agricul- tural implts. Sunman T W W, farmer. Wiesehan C E, teacher.
SPARKSVILLE. Having a popu- lation of 100, is located on O. & M. Ry, in Jackson county, 14 miles southwest of Brownstown, the county seat. The village contains Christian church and district school. Express, Ohio and Mississippi. Mail daily. Andrew J. Lee, postmaster. Beck S N, R R and Ex agt. Blythe Henry, shoemaker.
Booker George W, grain dealer.
Lee Andrew J, General Store. Lillis Daniel, saloon. Starr Jacob F, live stock.
SPARTA. In township of same name, county of Dearborn, is located 3 miles west of Moore's Hill, the nearest rail approach on O. & M. Ry, and 14 miles west of Lawrenceburgh court house. Con- tains Baptist church, district school and re- ceives mail tri-weckly. Population, 150. Frederick Slater, postmaster. Bedunah J W, carpenter. Chamberlain S B, physician. Johnson J W, justice of the peace. Slater F & Son, General Store. Tyrrell Frank, blacksmith.
SPARTANBURG. Green's Fork township, southeast corner of Ran. dolph county, 12 miles southcast of Win- chester, the county seat, 5 northeast of
Lynn, on the G. R. & I. R. R., and 10 southwest of Union City, on the C. C. C. & I. and P. C. & St. L. Rys-last two named are both shipping points. Has two churches-Methodist and Christian-and district school. Population 175. Daily stage communication with Union City and Arba. Mail daily. J. H. Curtis, postinas. ter.
Baldwin Georgc, physician.
Berry J S, physician.
Bunch James, carpenter.
Clark James W, wagonmaker.
Clark John W, hotel.
Clark Levi, saw mill.
Curtis J M, Drugs, Paints and Oils.
Dunman W H, shoemaker.
Elliott R, carpenter.
Forkner R E, general store.
Hill J W, general store and hotel.
Hunt H, saw and flour mill.
Locke J W, furniture.
McDonald H, blacksmith.
Morgan R H, physician.
Pierson Ludlow, wagonmaker.
Shaffer W H. barber.
Taylor John H, shocmaker.
Williams J H, blacksmith.
SPEARSVILLE. Has 50 inhabi- tants, situated in Hamblin township, Brown county, 10 miles northeast of Nash. ville, the county seat. Contains Methodist church and district school. Samaria, 5 miles north, on the F. F. & M. R. R., is the nearest railroad depot. Mail semi- weekly. David James, postmaster. Barnett G W, blacksmith. Crabb Wm, general store.
James David, General Store. Knec A A, shoemaker.
Moser J P, physician.
Stockwell A F, wagonmaker.
Stockwell Palmer, teacher.
SPENCER. The county seat of Owen county, was first settled March 14, 1820, and incorporated as a village in 1867. It is an enterprising place of 1660 inhabi- tants, located on the west bank of White river and on the I. & V. Ry, 52 miles south- west of Indianapolis. Spencer is surround- ed by an exceedingly fertile agricultural district, and has an inexhaustible supply of building stone and Indiana marble. Grain, live stock, stone and lumber are its chief exports. There can be found in the village five churches-Baptist, Christian, Presby- terian and two Methodist-a good graded
BINGHAM, WALK & MATHEW, ) The Best Line of Imported Watches 12 East Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. ) in the State.
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wchool, two flour mills, one saw mill, a woulen mill, three hotels, two weekly news- papers-the Owen County People and Owen County Journal-and two banks. Promi- rent among its hotels is the National, which will be found to be clean, new, centrally located and well managed. Express, Addams. Telegraph, Western Union. Mail tally. Joel A. Coffey, postmaster.
Alberson & White, flour mill.
Badger Felix D & Son, general store. Batterton Frank T, hardware. Bem, Peden & Co, bankers.
Beem & Newsom, general store.
Belles J T, physician. Boswell T H & Co, boots and shoes.
Brattin Alexander R, jeweler.
Chambers Samuel N, coroner. Chappell Robert W, physician.
Cleaver John Wy, Proprietor Na- tional Hotel, northwest cor Public Square.
Coats John H, livery. Coffey Joel A, postmaster. Coffey Minter L, saloon.
Cooper Joseph A, agt Adams Ex Co. Cooper J J & Son, general store.
' Cox Nathaniel D, physician. Culmer John W Rev (Methodist). Culiner J C, justice of the peace. Curtis John T, druggist.
Curtis & Fisher, Flour Mill, I & V Ry west of Depot.
Daggy Wallace L, hardware. Dittemore & Johnson, lawyers.
Drescher Louis, furniture.
Early John B, lawyer. Elliott Fountain B, photographer. Ellis Bros, saw mill. Evans John E, hotel.
Exchange Bank, capital $50,000, Wmu M. Franklin pres, S L Wallace cash.
Fisher J. & Son, woolen mill.
Fowler Inman H, lawyer.
Franklin & Pickens, Attorneys at Law, n s Public Square.
Gentry Wm C, jeweler.
Hall Barton, painter.
Hardin Richard T, saloon.
Harris John E, livery.
Harris Thomas J, dry goods.
Harris Wm B, propr Owen County People.
Havish & Repass, furniture.
Hight Harris Rev (Christian),
Hight Harrison, grocer.
Hecht Charles A & Co, wines and liquors. Hoffman August, barber.
Huff A M, hides and pelts. Huff Romeo A, druggist.
Hulet Etta Miss, hair work.
Hunt Celia W, supt public schools.
Jacobs Bernard, grocer.
THE NATIONAL HOTEL
SPENCER, IND.
CENTRALLY LOCATED. ROOMS LARGE, NEATLY FURNISHED AND WELL VENTILATED.
The beds and bedding are all new and kept in the neatest order. The table is sup- plied with the best the markets afford, and the National is justly considered by the traveling public a first-class Hotel in every respect. Sample Rooms on the first floor.
JOHN W. CLEAVER, Proprietor.
FRANK MILLER,
The best stable in the county for first-class accommodations at all times. GIVE ME A CALL. N. E. Cor. Public Square, Spencer, Ind.
FOUNDRY FACINGS, &O. CIEAS. D. COLSON.
108 & 110 Franklin Street, CHICAGO. Blackhead, Rhode island, Charcoal, Soapstone, Lehigh, Coke, Carbon Mineral, Keystone, Coal, &c. The best obtainable, and the Cheapest.
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Johnson Charles E, lawyer. Jury Thomas J, merchant tailor. . Keene Theodore, saloon.
Kenerleber Adolph, grocer.
Kiphart Jacob, Recorder of Owen County.
Lanham John D, agt I & V Ry. Lawson James F & Co, druggists.
Levestein B & Co Mrs, general store.
Lucas Isaac S, hotel.
McCormick J B, shoemaker.
Mcknight Alexander, Attorney at Law, southwest corner Public Square. McMahon Edward W, teh op, Western Union Tel Co.
McNaught Thomas A, general store.
Massey, Robert & Co, ice dealers.
Mead Wm S, stave and heading mnfr.
Meek James S, lawyer.
Miller Frank, Livery, northeast cor- ner Public Square. (See adv.) Moore Lula Mrs, milliner. Moore Mollie Miss, milliner.
Moore Robert Rev (Baptist).
Mount William A & Co, general store.
Mullinnix Elisha N, physician.
Mullinnix Maston G, physician.
Murphey Alice R Mrs, saddles and harness.
National Hotel, J W Cleaver propr.
Overstreet Richard G, boots and shoes.
Owen County Journal (weekly), Smith & Schell proprs.
Owen County People (weekly), Wm B Harris propr.
Patrick C B, carpenter.
Perry Zebulon, grocer.
Pool Charlotte Mrs, milliner. Pryor Watson W, grocer.
Richards Harlin Rev (Methodist).
Richards & Fullerton, lawyers.
Ridenour Frank, blacksmith.
Sadler Samuel C, general store.
Sadler, Greene & Co, grocers.
Schell F A, physician.
Schell. Walker, physician.
Schmidt Ludwig, shoemaker.
Schweitzer B, stone quarry. Smith Luther HI, wagonmaker. Smith & Schell, proprs Owen County Jour- nal.
Spencer Pork House Co, pork packers.
Starkey John W, lawyer. Stewart & Pratt, blacksmiths. Stoker Charles, shoemaker. Strother George W, wagonmaker. Swigert Wm E, dentist.
Thomas Charles H Rev (Methodist). Van Sant Francis W, dentist. Van Sant Wm P, physician.
Viquesney & Son, marble works.
Walden Jesse F, barber. Walls Ann Mrs, milliner.
Wampler John M, wagonmaker.
Ward David L, jeweler.
Wellman & Grauman, clothing.
Whitaker O W, meat market.
Wiles Wm V, physician. +
Wiles W V & F M, druggists.
Williams Noel W, county clerk.
Wood Lycurgus H, sheriff.
SPENCERVILLE. Has 400 pop- ulation and is in Concord township, De. Kalb county, on St. Joseph river, 12 miles southeast of Auburn, the county seat, and 3 south of St. Joe station, on the B. & O. R. R. The village has Methodist and Lu- thoran churches and graded school. A flour mill is operated by water power furnished from the river. Mail daily. J. A. Pro- vines, postmaster.
Barney Bros, dry goods.
Bishop P, general store.
Bowinan R Mrs, milliner.
Cahill J M, tinner.
Cleany Bros, meat market.
Falls HI H & Son, furniture.
Horn J I,, wagonmaker.
Houghton Lloyd, physician.
Jones L, shoemaker.
Moore Benjamin, barber.
Murphy George, physician.
Murray Bros, flour mill.
Nichols J R, insurance.
Olds Samuel N, dry goods.
Provines John A, Drugs.
Rummell O M, saddles and harness.
Schappach A, boots and shoes.
Smith G W A & Son, blacksmiths.
Summers J B, saddles and harness. Wise George, blacksmith.
SPICELAND. An incorporated village of 700 inhabitants, located in Henry county, 8 miles southwest of New Castle and 212 miles north of Dunreith, the ship- ping point on P. C. & St. L. Ry. The place has two churches-Friends and Meth- odist-the Friends church being a very sub- stantial edifice, erected at a cost of $10,000. Its educational facilities are unsurpassed by any place of its size in the state, and in- cludes the Spiceland Academy and good graded schools. Daily stage communica- tion with Dunreith -- fare 200-and New Castle-fare 40C. Mail daily. O. H. Nixon, postmaster.
Bailey John Q, blacksmith.
JOHN RAUCH,
Manufacturer of the 82 West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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A. KNISALY & CO. 72 and 74 W. Monroe Street,, CHEBCAGO. Tin, Siate and Iron Roofers. n Have been in business for 20 years, and warrant all our work.
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Binford & Talbert, saw mill.
Butler Joseph, justice of the peace.
Chamness Win S, dry goods. Cochran & Bailey, physicians.
Collins H A, shoemaker. Dawson Wm Rev (Friends), shoemaker. Eastridge / L, Saddles and Harness. Ging Wm, physician.
Gordon M C, physician. Harold L, grocer.
Holloway J W, insurance.
Jones H W, physician.
Kissel J M, editor Spiceland Reporter. Millikan T K, livery.
Newman & Son, meat market.
Nixon O H, Drugs, School Books and Notions.
Parker Bros, groceries.
Pleas A E, hotel.
Porch ·R F, hardware.
Ratliff C W, photographer.
Sears James W, blacksmith.
Sieg Henry, tailor. Spiceland Reporter, J M Kissel propr. Unthank J T, constable. White LL, Lawyer. Wilson John, wagonmaker. Wilson M A, dry goods. Winslow Spencer, barber.
SPRAYTOWN. Is located in Jack- son county, 6 miles northwest of Browns- town, the county seat. Ewing, 6 miles southeast on the O. & M. Ry, is the ship- ping point, population 20. Mail semi- weekly. Jacob Louster, postmaster and general store.
SPRINGDALE. Is located in Johnson township, Ripley county, 4 miles from Versailles, the county seat, and same distance from Pierceville, its shipping point on the O. & M. Ry. Mail tri-weekly. Thomas G."Toph, postmaster. Kissel Jacob, carpenter.
Toph Thomas G, General Store. Winketer Martin, blacksmitlı.
SPRINGFIELD. A hamlet in township of same name, county of Frank- lin, 8 miles east of Brookville court house and place of shipment. There is Metho- odist church and district school here. Mail received four times per week. J. F. Miles, postmaster. Buckingham George, physician. Miles J F, General Store, Thorp & Bro, blacksmiths.
SPRINGFIELD. Lagrange coun- ty. (See Brushy Prairie).
SPRING HILL. Contains 28 in- habitants, Presbyterian church and district school, and is located in Fugit township, Decatur county, 10 miles north of Greens- burg, the county seat and shipping point. Mail received tri-weekly by stage from Greensburg, Mary Mitchell, postmaster. Donnell S A, live stock.
McCready J, blacksmith.
Sands J P, wagonmaker.
Sands L W, painter.
Vincent S A Clergyman.
SPRINGPORT. Is a station on the Ft. W. M. & C. R. R., in Prairie township, Henry county, 8 miles north of New Castle, the county seat, has 109 inhab- itants, and ships corn, wheat and hogs. Express, American. Mail daily. H. Ben- edict, postmaster.
Benedict FX, Physician and Druggist.
Benedict L F, justice of the peace. Estabrook L W, physician.
Gilmore J B, grain.
Hickman J M, general store.
Jones L H, shoemaker.
Messerly G E, blacksmith.
Nash A H, wagonmaker.
Reeman HI, Nursery.
Sivard C W, blacksmith.
Smith Bros, general store, R R and Ex agents.
SPRING STATION. A newly settled place with a population of 200, is situated in Spencer county, 10 miles northi of Rockport, the county seat, on the C. R. & S. W. Ry, has a Methodist society. Ex- press, Adams. Mail daily. John B. Chris- ney, postmaster.
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