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Bays John, general store.
Beasley II C, blacksmith.
Carleton Win, blacksmith.
Chapman B F, coustable.
Chrisney J B, General Store.
Courier C F, shoemaker.
Fisher B N, carpenter.
Garbrough E, Drugs, Hotel, Distil- ler and Flour Mill. Inerch C, blacksmith. Johnson John I, livery. Johnson Matilda Mrs, hotel. Kramer J HI, cattle dealer. McCoy Geo W, physician. McCoy Luther, lawyer.
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Smith J R, physician. Smith . W F F Rev (Methodist).
SPRINGVILLE. Contains 300 inhabitants, three churches-Methodist, Baptist and Church of Christ-district school, and exports lumber and live stock. The village is located on Spring creek, in Perry township, Lawrence county, and is a station on the B. S. O. & B. Ry, 12 miles northwest of Bedford, the county seat. Express, Adams. Mail daily. George Richard, postmaster. Crooke J G, harnessmaker.
Deeahl Geo, shoemaker.
Evans Alex, meat market.
Gainey John M, general store.
Gainey & Gunn, general store.
Gunn J H, physician.
Johnson Levi Rev (Methodist).
Miller Wm, wagonmaker.
Pierce James, general store. Rafferty M C, general store. Richard George, Hotel and Jus- tice.
Richard James, constable.
Richard James II, carpenter. Short Owen Rev (Church of Christ). Short Quincy Rev (Church of Christ). Short Wesley, physician.
Whitted Silas, blacksmith. Woodward W B, druggist.
SPURGEON. Name of the post- office at the village of Pleasantville, a set- tlement in Pike county, 18 miles south of Petersburg, the county seat. Oakland City, IO miles northeast, on the L. N. A. & St. L. R. R., and Boonville, 15 miles south, on the L. E. E. & S. W. R. R., are the ship- ping stations. Contains two churches- Baptist and Christian. Wheat and tobacco are the principal exports. Mail daily. John Ferguson, postmaster.
Coleman J W, physician. Farmer A B, saw mill.
Ferguson John Rev (Methodist). Ferguson Thomas, physician. Green Wm Rev (Baptist). Ross J L, blacksmith. Roy Leonard Rev (Baptist). Shepard James A, justice of the peace. Shepard & Sarton, general store. Taylor J H & Co, general store. West E A, physician.
STAMPER'S CREEK. Name of postoffice for village of Millersburg. Con- tains 50 inhabitants, a Methodist church
and district school, and is located in Stamp er's Creek township, Orange county, 7 mile. east of Paoli, the county seat, 8 south of Lancaster and 10 southeast of Orlean,. Either of last named are shipping point, on L. N. A. & C. Ry. Has Baptist church and district school. Mail semi- weekly.
Ulrick Sailer, postmaster.
Baker James, physician. Breugle Milton, carpenter.
Dotts Philip, blacksmith. Lewis J M, shoemaker.
McCoy Allen, hotel.
McCoy Bros, distillers.
Sailer Ulrick, General Store. Wolf Allen, justice of the peace.
STANFORD. Located in Van Buren township, Monroe county, 10 miles southwest of Bloomington, the county seat and nearest railroad approach, is a village containing 300 inhabitants, two churches- Baptist and Methodist-and graded school. Mail received tri-weekly. H. A. Baker, postmaster.
Baker Bros, General Store, Grain and Stock.
Carpenter J, shoemaker.
Connet N, hotel.
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Eaton J H, general store. Gaston & Boggs, physicians.
Greene Joseph, blacksmith.
Walker J S, justice of the peace.
STAR. The postoffice at Ging's Sta- tion on Rushville Division of the J. M. & I. R. R., in Union township, Rush county, 7 miles northeast of Rushville, the county seat. Express, American. Mail daily. Mrs. N. E. Ging, postmaster.
Bell'Joseph M, lumber.
Francis J I, Grocer R R & Express Agent.
Newkirk Daniel B, saw mill. Peters A R, dry goods. Schonert Theodore & Son, blacksmiths. Wikoff Samuel C, grain.
STAR CITY. On the P. C. & St. L. Ry, in Van Buren township, Pulaski county, 6 miles southeast of Winamac, the county seat. Stock and grain are shipped. The village has two religious societies- Methodist and Christian. American Ex- press. Mail daily. Jacob Wirick, post- master. Blue E T, drugs. Brown W R, lumber. DIEIra NA KK, Lumber and Grain.
A. I. WRIGHT & CO., Successors to Adams, Mansur & Co., 47 and 49 S. Meridian St., Indianapolis.
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Freed Wm R, cooper. Fultz L, meat market. Heward O HI P, general store. Hubbard John, saloon. Kahler Henry, undertaker. Kinman I N, physician. Korner Wm, live stock.
Osborn James, physician.
Peters J B & G, physicians.
Reichard Jacob, Shoemaker. Reinhart J J, grocer. Reinhart Michael, shoemaker. South Oliver, harnessmaker. Stanhiser George, blacksmith. Stewart C G, justice of the peace. Stewart W F, gunsmith.
Whitmer John, blacksmith.
Wirick Jacob, Hotel.
STATE LINE. (See Ray.)
Steuben county.
STATE LINE. Derives its name from its location on the the Illinois state line, is in Kent township, Warren county, on the W. St. L. & P. Ry., 17 miles south- west of Williamsport court house, contains 300 inhabitants, three churches-Christ- jan, Methodist and Presbyterian-and gra- ded school. Corn, wheat, oats and hogs are shipped. Express, Pacific. Mail daily. A. R. Simpson, postmaster.
Andrews D P, grocer. Andrews S J S, wagonmaker. Barger Wm, grocer, Birch E R, physician.
Bonebrake B F, general store.
Brown N S, Physician.
Buttingham B, grain dealer.
Cavanaugh Patrick, livery. Combs J B Rev (Methodist).
Crowe W B, R R and Ex agt.
Donihue J R, flour mill. Gregg D, grain. Johnson L H, lawyer. Linn Thomas, hotel. Lucas John P, justice of the peace.
Marple B F, drugs.
Mfunder Fred, harnessmaker. Porter A M, physician.
Post E H Rev (Presbyterian).
Shepler David, Hardware. Stephens E E, hardware, Stephens Job, meat market. Stephens J W, physician. Stephens T H, grocer.
Van Allen Asa, blacksmith.
Wilson Thomas K, boots and shoes.
STAUNTON. A village of 600 in- habitants, in Clay county, 4 miles south. west of Brazil, the county seat. The St. L. V. T. H. & I. R. R. passes through the village. There is a good flour mill, four churches-Methodist, German Reformed and two Christian-and graded school in the place. Coal is mined here quite ex- tensively and is the principal article of ex- port. Express, American. Mail daily. Albert Webster, postmaster.
Akers A J Rev (Christian).
Bayh C, wagonmaker.
Biler J G, saloon.
Boon Philip, cooper.
Brown J Rev (Christian).
Danner F B, shoemaker.
Gerkinsinger F J Rev (German Reformed).
Gertsmyer J, physician.
James F J, justice of the peace.
King John, blacksmith.
Lanham J, meat market.
Larkins E L, physician.
Lawson James, Blacksmith.
Lehnar M, saloon.
Little & Yocum, coal miners.
Lucas J T, R R and Ex agt.
Mccullough F B, physician.
Maxy J C, physician.
Sherb John G, general store.
Somers Joseph, coal miner.
Wardlaw J & J, general store.
Wardlaw & Ell, drugs.
Webster & Vancleve, General Store.
Wright E, shoemaker.
STEAM CORNER. A place in Mill Creek township, Fountain county, 12 miles southeast of Covington court house. Veedersburg, on the I. B. & W. Ry, 6 miles north, is the shipping point. Popu- lation 50. Has Methodist church and graded school. Mail received daily. F. H. Hershberger, postmaster.
Cartwright Wm Rev (Baptist).
Fine E M, physician.
Gossett Henry, hotel.
Hershberger & Bonebraker, General Store, Boot and Shoe Manufac- turers.
Long D R, shoemaker.
Lucas J L, general store.
Ludlow Volney, broom mnfr.
McNeil Scott, physician.
Woodgate Wm, blacksmith.
STENDAL. Is a village of 125 in- habitants, located in Lockhart township,
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Pike county, 20 miles southeast of Peters- burg, the county seat, and 12 .southwest of Huntingburgh, on the C. R. & S. W. Ry. It has a Lutheran church and district school. Mail received four times per week. Wm. Harmeyer, postmaster.
Beeler J S, physician.
Caldmeyer Wm, flour mill.
De Tar David, physician. Eilert Christian, wagonmaker. Harmeyer && Martin, Drugs. Hartke John, shoemaker. Hillemeyer II H, blacksmith.
Hoover P N, physician. Knider Henry, saloon.
Meyer Henry, carpenter.
Poetker F H, general store. Rixe Henry, cabinetmaker. Stork Wm, general store. Upenkamp Henry, blacksmith. Wise J M, painter.
STENO. Was established as a post office in 18So, and is situated in LaGrange county, 512 miles from LaGrange, the county seat, and nearest rail approach. Mail semi-weekly. Martin Kerns, post- master.
Bishop N, carpenter. Brayton John, live stock. Byers W Rev clergyman. Koontz George, shoemaker.
STEWARTSTILLE. Robb town- ship, Posey county, is located in the north- ern portion of the county, II miles north of Mt. Vernon, the county seat. Evans- ville, 23 miles south, is the usual shipping depot. The village, with a population of Iso, has three churches -- Methodist, Bap- tist, and Evangelical. Tri-weekly stage communication with Owensville and New Harmony. Mail daily. II. Demberger, postmaster. Calvin J E, saloon.
Dembergrer & Faul, General Store. Duclos J C, blacksmith.
Faul Fred, harness. Hyne J B, cattle dealer.
Hyne Lewis, cattle dealer. Robb J W, general store. Rutledge J J, confectioner. Steinbrenner C, shoemaker. Tretheway George, wagonmaker.
STILESVILLE. This village of 400 inhabitants is situated in the south west- ern portion of Hendricks county, 10 miles southwest of Danville, tbe county seat, and
4 miles south of Amo, its nearest railro ... station, has three churches-Baptist, Meth- odist and Christian-daily stage cominuni- cation with Amo -- fare soc. Mail daily. B. M. Gentry, postmaster.
Crawford A B, stock dealer.
Crawford & Garrison, blacksmiths.
Fitchett D E, shoemaker.
Gentry J, stock dealer. Gentry Bros, General Store.
Green J N, physician.
Heavenridge A, physician.
Heavenridge & Dunnington, drugs.
Johnson A W, hotel.
McAninch E, justice of the peace.
Marker E HI, flour mill.
Masters N G, physician.
Masters & Sons, general store.
Osborn J M, blacksmith.
Robards E, druggist.
Shoptaugh W A, general store and hotel.
STILLWELL. Lies at crossing of I. P. & C. and N. W. G. T. R. Rs., in Pleas- ant township, La Porte county, 8 miles southeast of La Porte, the county seat. Wheat, corn, oats and potatoes are the chief exports. Population 50. Express, American. Mail daily. C. E. Young, post- master. Bear George, agrl implts.
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Boserman S S, grain and live stock.
Crowell O, justice of the peace.
Dowker H F, R R agt.
Loomis D, constable.
McCarthy D, groceries and saloon.
Moore A P, R R agt.
Young C E, Drugs, Cigars, Tobacco and Express Agent.
STINESTILLE. Situated in Blos- som township, Monroe county, is a village possessing a population of 400, on line of the L. N. A. & C. Ry., 12 miles northwest of Bloomington, the county seat, has two churches-Baptist and Methodist-and dis- trict school. Bean Blossom creek supplies one saw and two flour mills with water power. Limestone is quarried extensively here and is the principal article of export. Express, L. N. A. & C. Mail daily. James T. Greer, postmaster. Ashbright F, shoemaker. Beeman R, carriagemaker.
Davis & Casner, stone quarry. Dunn C C, general store. Easton J Mrs, hotel.
Greer James 'T, Railroad and Ex- press Agent.
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Greer R M, physician. Hadley & Littlen, flour mill, Hadley & Son, flour mill. McHenry & Bro, stone quarry. McHenry & Son, stone quarry. Pierson A, physician.
Pratt A, drugs. Riggs M J, general store. King's & Walden, Stone Quarry. Smock J, blacksmith. Williams J S, saw mill. Williams & Pugh, stoneyard.
STIPP'S HILL. More generally known as Buena Vista, is located in Frank- lin county, 16 miles west of Brookville, the county seat, and S miles west of Metamo- ra, on the W. W. V. R. R. With a popu- lation of 80, the village has 2 churches --- Christian and Methodist. Mail semi- weekly. James T. Osborn, postmaster. Cupp Millard F, physician. Hidgon George W, blacksmith. Monroe Jacob, carpenter. Osborn James T, General Store. Vail David, plasterer.
STOCKDALE. Known formerly as Mount Vernon, on the line between Miami and Wabash counties, but claiming the first mentioned as its location, is 15 miles north- east of Peru court house and one northwest of Roann, on the Eel Riv. Div. W. St. L. & P. Ry, its shipping point. Eel river, which flows through the village, furnishes water power for one flour mill. It has Lutheran church, district school, American Express and daily mail. R. Bowman, post- master.
Appleman, Rank & Son, flour mill. Barns A J, carpenter. Bowman R, grocer. Caulfield Francis, cooper and hotel. Conner W J, artist. Hurd MI V, Carpenter. Marine John W, physician. Stewart James W, teacher. Uplinger John, musician.
STOCKITELL. Fifty-one miles northwest of Indianapolis, on C. I. St. L. & C. R. R., in Lauramie township, Tippe- canoe county, 12 miles southeast of Lafay- ette court house, contains Methodist church, Stockwell Institute and 500 inhabitants. Express, American. Mail daily. J. G.
Laird, postmaster. Baker Joseph, physician. Biker Moses, physician.
Blickenstaff John, cattle dealer.
Boyd J L Rev (Methodist). Brooks H, shoemaker. Cole E Mrs, hotel.
Cole J W, general store.
Cole Wesley, constable.
Hamil Nathan, carpenter.
Hanawalt J A, general store.
Laird F &, President Stockwell Insti- tute.
Laird W O, R R and Ex agent.
Lambert Wm C, physician. Miller John, general store. Murphy R S, undertaker.
Osborn S & Co, meat market.
Prettyman J T, physician.
Rhinehart David, justice of the peace.
Storms A, drugs. Stockwell Institute, J G Laird pres. Swanson & Co, blacksmiths. Wasson Wm, harnessmaker.
Wells A A, Physician.
Wells A F', cattle 'dealer.
STONE BLUFFS. Is a settlement in Van Buren township, Fountain county, and a station on the C. & B. C. R. R., 8 miles southeast of Covington, the county seat. Coal Creek operates by water power one flour and one saw mill. With a popu- lation of 100, the village has United Breth- ren church, and ships grain and hogs. Mail daily. Washington Struder, postmas- ter.
Boord Newton, general store. Boyd C C. harnessmaker.
'Calvert Wm, physician.
Dass Samuel, blacksmith.
Dudley MI, Tailor.
Grubb John, carpenter.
Mallett Wm, saw and flour mill.
Miner S, shoemaker.
Morgan S, grain dealer. Richardson A G, physician. Rise H Rev (United Brethren). Simpson J H, blacksmith.
Struder & Nelson, General Store.
STONE'S CROSSING. Population 30, is located in White River township, Johnson county, 9 miles northwest of Frank- lin court house. Whiteland, 6 miles east, on the J. M. & I. R. R., is the shipping point. There are in the vicinity Methodist and Christian churches. Mail received weekly. R. Church, postmaster. Church R & Son, General Store. Grimes J W, shoemaker. Keesling L, blacksmith.
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Kegley John L, physician. Smith A, saw mill. Surface F M, wagonmaker.
STONE STATION. Randolph county. (See Clarke.)
STONY POINT. Established for the convenience of a community of farm- ers, is a postoffice in Jefferson county, 5 miles north of Madison the county seat and shipping point. Tri-weekly mail. Wm. Watlington, postmaster.
Wagner George, wagonmaker.
Watlington \V, Stock Agent.
STRAUGHN'S STATION. In southeastern part of Henry county, Dudley township, with a population of 150, is lo- cated on P. C. & St. L. Ry, 12 miles south- east of New Castle, the county seat. The village has a Christian church and district schools. Lumber, grain and stock are the principal shipments. Express, American. Daily mail. Eli Smith, postmaster.
Allison A A, meat market.
Charles S, Carpenter.
Dennis & Stephenson, drain tile.
Fifer E Rev (Christian), insurance.
Hayden BF, blacksmith.
Martindale R A, sewing machines.
Pike N T, shoemaker. Reynolds Eli, saw mill. Shinn Israel, grain.
Smith Eli, Grain Dealer, Railroad and Express Agent.
Starr John L, general store.
Straughn J J, blacksmith. Vanlangham Lee, justiee of the peace. Weakly David, physician.
Willis A O, barber. Willis James L, general store.
Willis J T, carpenter.
Winslow E P, wagonmaker.
STRAWTON. Contains 100 inhab- itants, Methodist church and district school. It is located on White river, in White River township, Hamilton county, 7 miles north- east of Noblesville, the county seat. Cicero, 4 miles west on the I. P. & C. Ry, is its shipping point. Mail tri-weekly. G. W. Ross, postmaster.
Brown J S, physician. Coy && Ross, General Store. Fenley J D, justice. Flanders James M, live stock. Knapp A, hotel and blacksmith. McMahan James, live stock.
Morris James, grain and cattle. Richwine G B, shoemaker. Smith T J, physician. Spery Samuel, saloon.
STUMKE'S CORNER. A post- office in Ripley county, distant 10 miles from Versailles, the county seat, and 6 from Milan, its shipping place on the O. & M. Ry, contains German Lutheran church and district school. Mail semi-weekly. Henry Stumke, postmaster.
Gartamann Frederick, shoemaker. Kramer Wm, general store. Luhring Christian, saddletree mnfr.
Sininke Henry, General Store, Saloon and Shoemaker.
SUGAR BRANCHI. Also called Fairview, is a place with 60 inhabitants, situated in Cotton township, Switzerland county, 10 miles southeast of Vevay, the county seat and shipping point. Sugar Branch creek furnishes power to operate a saw mill. The village has a Methodist society and district school. Mail daily. S. R. Heath, postmaster. Allen J W Rev (Methodist).
Gaither Minnie Mrs, milliner. Gibbs James H, general store. Heath & RE, General Store.
Lee David B, saw mill.
Likely Henry, harnessmaker.
Long F M, hotel and blacksmith.
Oxley L, M & O I, millinery. Tinker S R, wagonınaker.
SUGAR CREEK. Named also New Palestine, is a thriving village of 500 inhabitants, situated in Hancock county, on the C. II. & I. Ry, 10 miles southwest of Greenfield, the county seat, and 14 miles southeast of Indianapolis. Power is fur- nished by stream known as Sugar Creek for saw mill and flour mill. Sugar Creek has three churches-two Methodist and one Christian-and graded school. Daily mail. Wm. T. Eaton, postmaster. Buchel Jacob, physician.
Buttner John, shoemaker.
Collins C C, hotel and constable. Dave & Richman, carpenters.
Eaton & Son, General Store. Elliott D J, drugs. Ely J M, physician. Ely L C, physician. Espey Paul, physician. Everson Wm, cooper. Faut Bros, wagonmakers.
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Foglesong L S, restaurant. Frankenstine George, barber. Freeman & Scott, grain. Freigal F M, harness. Freigal George, wagonmaker. Geisel C, blacksmith.
Gesler Frederick, Saw Mill. Hawkins R, undertaker.
Hoffman Henry, agt C H & I Ry. Ilogle A P, flour mill.
Hook S T, fruit trees. Kingeny Geo, justice of the peace. Kirkhoff C H, physician.
Kneriham Edward, meat market.
Marting J C Rev (Christian).
Pauley A H, saloon. Place D W, Barber. Richman H, harness. Schriber H A, drugs. Schriber J A, general store.
Sleeter Chris, wagonmaker.
Smith A G, blacksmith.
Stewart R H, photographer.
True B F, physician.
Vansickle & Smith, general store. Waltke F, shoemaker. Winchester George W Rev (Methodist). Woener Charles, shoemaker.
SUGAR GROVE. With 100 in- habitants, is located in Jackson township, Tippecanoe county, 18 miles southwest of Lafayette court house, 5 miles southwest of Corwin, its shipping point, on the L. N. A. & C. R. R. The place has Methodist church and district school. Mail tri-week- ly. George L. Miller, postmaster. Arnett J N, blacksmith. Boyer James, carpenter. Cade Marsh, grain. Holt Stewart, meat market. Hyatt G W, physician. McCoy John, justice. Miller George L, general store. Shuer Wm, live stock. Stafford Ira, carpenter.
SULLIVAN. The capital of Sulli- van county is a thrifty, enterprising grow- ing village, located on the E. & T. H. R. R., 22 miles south of Terre Haute, and 98 southwest of Indianapolis. It was first set- tled by Enoch Walls, and laid out as a town in 1842, is incorporated and contains 2,500 inhabitants. The court house was erected in 1853, and its new addition built in 1871, and is within 100 yards of being in the direct centre of the county. The place has substantial business blocks, fine residences, a handsome opera house, and reliable, energetic business firms, prominent among which is the firm of John Davis & Sons, which are highly respected for their business qualities and integrity, having built up one of the largest hardware and general agricultural implement trades in Southern Indiana by their close attention to business. Sullivan contains six churches of different denominations, an excellent graded school of ten departments, three hotels, and two banks. The press is represented by three weekly newspapers, Democrat, True Demo. cracy and the Union. The city is surround- ed by a very fertile agricultural district, which is underlaid with a choice quality of block coal, and is destined to become a place of no unusual importance in the near future. Express, Adams. Telegraph, West- ern Union. Mail daily. James A. Hayes, postmaster. Abell James B, clothing.
Basler George W, propr The True Demo- cracy.
Basler F E, R R and Ex agt.
Bass Jethro, barber.
Benefield Mary J Miss, dressmaking.
Blue Perry H, lawyer.
Borders Wm G, saloon.
Brewer & Burton, hardware.
Briggs Fred, insurance.
Briggs Murray, propr Sullivan Democrat.
Briggs & Massie, Lawyers. Brown James, livery.
LAFAYETTE STEWART, Insurance & Loan Agent,
Money loaned on Improved Farms, in sums of $300 and upward. Insurance in all the First-Class Companies.
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Brown Wm T, livery. Brunger S & Co, woolen mill. Buff & Patten, lawyers. Buff & Taylor, physicians. Bundy R E Mrs, milliner. Burks Wm H, druggist. Cavins Riley W, physician.
Chancy John C, lawyer.
Clugage Abbie Miss, dressmaker.
Coffee Bennet V, justice of the peace.
Coffman Stuart S, druggist.
Collier James A, dentist.
Cooper Jennie Miss, dressmaker.
Coulson, Billinan & Coulson, Lawyers, n w cor Court and Washington. Cozine W .. . H, tailor.
Crawley & Mckinley, furniture.
Crowder Bros, saddles and harness.
Crowder Robert H, physician.
Crowder & Reed, druggists. Crowley John B, physician.
Curry Dutton, grocer.
Davis john & Sons, Hardware, Stoves, Lumber, Wagons, etc, N Court. (See adv.)
De Voll James, gunsmith.
Dooley George W, marshal.
Dooley Stephen J, blacksmith.
Draper Isaac P, saloon.
Draper Solomon, blacksmith.
Draper Squire M, grocer.
Dudley John, sheriff.
Eaton Charles M, physician.
Eaton & Eaton, flour mill.
Russell & Glass, livery.
Shattuck Charles C, saloon.
Shattuck Jamison, druggist.
Shelburn Coal Co, Wm Jefferson pres, Hugh Moore sec.
Sherman T K & Son, dry goods.
Simmons Thomas, grocer.
Smith Wm S, news depot.
South Samuel, blacksmith.
Stewart Bros, grocers.
Stewart Lafayette, Insurance and Loan Agent. (See adv.)
Stratton Joseph P, saddles and harness.
Sullivan County Bank, capital $75,000, Wm H Crowder pres, Wm E Crawley caslı. Sullivan Democrat (weekly), M Briggs propr.
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Higbee George W, physician.
Hilderbrand Edward J C, carriage mn fr. Hinkle James R, physician. Hinkle James W, boots and shoes. Hoke Jacob F, hardware. Hoskins Edward A, tailor. Hostetler & Williams, general store.
Houck Wallace W, sewing machines.
Houpt & Curtis, carpenters. Jean Charles F, saloon.
Jean & Thurman, produce.
Johnson Wm W, photographer.
Kelly Edward W, jeweler.
Kibett John, dentist.
Kirkham Michael & Son, saddles and har. ness.
Koltinsky Barney, groceries and liquors.
Koltinsky Louis, saloon.
Lacey & Briggs, pumps.
Leach Edmond, grocer.
Leach & Cunningham, grain.
Lucas Barton R, fruit trees.
McCammon Wm, clothing.
McEneney Patrick, marble works.
Maple & Waggoner, lawyers.
Mason Robert B, grocer.
Meteer James H Rev (Presbyterian).
Mongene J & Co, bakery.
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