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Armstrong, Bro & Co, bung mnfrs.
Avery & Richhart, marble yard.
Ayers Isaac L, lawyer.
Bair A J, boots and shoes.
Baker Joseph S, County Auditor. Ball Bros, grocers.
Bash John M, physician.
Bates Andrew J, justice of the peace.
Baumbauer Bros, saloon.
Beazel Harvey T, harnessmaker.
Becker Abraham, liquors.
Bennett George W, grocer.
Beroth Bros, wagonmakers. » **
Berry George E, saloon.
Berst Fred C, insurance.
Biddlecome Andrew J, pumpmaker.
Biewend Bros, druggists.
Biggs Hiram, lawyer.
Binns Wm, general store.
Bitner Daniel S, grocer.
Bitner John A, lawyer,
Boulton & Perkins, carpenters.
Bowser & Clark, sewing machines.
Boyd Thomas Rev (Presbyterian).
Bratt Daniel, shoemaker.
Bratt Zenice C, alderman. Brown Otto, baker.
Brown Perry, meat market.
Brubaker Abraham, insurance. Burdge Johnson M, hardware.
Byler Joseph M, physician.
Carpenter & Cook, lawyers. Carroll Wm, brickmaker.
Carter Joseph, foundry.
Chapman Charles W, grocer. Chapman Charles W, lawyer. Chipman Silas W, dry goods.
Cisney Daniel H, alderman.
Cisney James H, dry goods.
Clark George Mrs, millinery. Clayton C M, physician.
Coleman Bros, insurance.
Comstock Bros, grocers.
Conrad Wm, wagon mnfr.
Cosgrove Wm, mayor.
Cullers B F, saloon.
Curtis Joshua W, jeweler.
Daniels Freeman, livery.
Deeds Daniel & Son, coopers.
Dunlap Lyman M, millinery.
Dunnick & Hersburger, saw mill.
Edwards G R Rev (Baptist).
Eggleston Wm H, dentist.
Encell Robert B, lawyer.
Encell R B Mrs, millinery.
Ettinger Flavius J, harnessmaker. .
Faber Andrew E, liquors.
First National Bank, capital $50,000, Sam- uel H Chipman pres, Wm C Graves cash. Frasier S B, lawyer.
Frazer & Frazer, Lawyers Tand Collection Agents, Buffalo.
Funk Bros, general store.
Funk Wm B, druggist.
Furlong Myron C & Son, marble yard.
Gibson Wm H, general store.
Gillian Calvin, saloon.
Gattshalls Frank, lawyer.
Glessner John, boots and shoes.
Goodwin Thomas A, dentist.
Grabner John, hardware.
Gray Samuel C, physician.
Greene George W, propr Kirtley House.
Grosspitch Charles B, bakery.
Haas Wm, meat market.
Hamlin Daniel W, Dealer in Soft and Hard Wood Lumber at Warsaw and Etna Green, Ind, Warsaw Yard near Depot.
Hart Herbert H, saloon.
Heller Norris D, general store.
Hendee Caleb, boots and shoes.
Hendee George, boot and shoemaker.
Hetfield Hamlet D, grocer.
Hetrick Frank, gunsmith.
Hickman Robert M. billiard hall.
Himes Ada Miss, dressmaker.
Hinds Ed C, jeweler.
Hines Sophia Mrs, tailor.
le Bradford,
Solicitor of American and Foreign Patents, and Notary Public. Office, Room IS, Hubbard Block, Indianapolis, Ind.
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MERRILL, HUBBARD & CO. Wholesale Booksellers and Paper Dealers, Indianapolis. Ind.
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Hitzler Robert, furniture. Hoover Miles, cooper. Hossler Quincy A, editor Warsaw Repub- lican.
Huffman Philip, saloon.
Hughes Caleb, surveyor.
Jackson James, meat market.
Jarrett Leander, billiards.
Jaqua Oliver P, ice dealer.
Johnson James R, blacksmith. Johnson Wm J, horseshoer.
Keller Emil D, barber.
Kelly John, Tailoring, Repairing and Cleaning.
Lake City Bank, capital $60,000, Hudson Beck pres, John H Lewis cash. Lake City Library, Martha A Porter li- brarian.
Lake City Practical Painting Co.
Large James, saloon.
Lathrop Henry, saloon.
Lemon A F Rev (Christian).
Lesh & Mathews, hard wood lumber.
Long Elisha V, judge Kosciusko C C. McAlpin G Frank, county superintendent. McCauley & Co, hats and caps.
McClure John, carpenter.
McKaig R N Rev (Methodist).
Marshall W S, lawyer.
Mershon A J, lumber and warehouse.
Milice Ebenezer O, meat market. Moon George, collector of internal revenue. Moro Frank, physician.
Morris Isaiah J & Son, agrl implts.
Mort Anthony, harnesmaker.
Mulford David, tailor.
Needham Jno C, Lawyer, Notary and Insurance Agent.
Neff Charles E, druggist.
Nichols Dwight P, agt P Ft W & CR R.
Northern Indianian (weekly), Williams & Son Proprietors.
Nye John, meat Market. Occidental Hotel, Charles M Pierce Proprietor, Buffalo.
Oldfather Samuel W, grain.
Olney Frederick E, Eye, Ear and Aural Surgeon, cor Center and Buffalo. Pfeil Simon, tailor.
Phillips Miles H, boot and shoemaker.
Phillipson Marcus, clothing.
Pierce Charles M, brick mnfr.
Pierce Charles MX, Proprietor Oc- cidental Hotel.
Place Frank A, photograper.
Porter Martha A Mrs, books.
Pringle & Wiley, cigar mnfr.
Pyle Charles V, druggist.
Redrup Elmer K, telegraph operator.
Reynolds Albert J, agt C W & M R R.
Ripple Wm H, livery.
Rizer Martin, blacksmith.
Rouch Henry, machine shop.
Rousseau John H, livery.
Runyan John N, undertaker.
Runyan. Peter L jr, agt U S and Adams Ex Cos.
Runyan & Milice, books.
Rutter Richard S, hardware.
Samson J Noah, lawyer.
Scott & Bartol, dry goods.
Seymour W P, physician.
Shane Henry, grocer.
Shoemaker Jonathan F, photographer.
Shorb E B, restaurant.
Shoup & Oldfather, flour mill.
Sickafoose Michael, lawyer.
Sissons Egbert P, horeshoer.
Smith Christopher, foundry.
Smith Gwin L, sewing machines.
Smith James S, physician.
Smith Robert C, undertaker.
Snyder Eli, saloon. Spangle Effie H, jeweler.
Spratt Mary Mrs, dressmaker.
Stoffer & Compton, furniture. Swyhart Charles M, physician.
Taylor Josephi M, County Clerk.
Terry John, justice of the peace. Thayer J D'& Co, grain elevator.
Wright House,
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Thomas A W & Bro, groceries.
Thomas & W & Co, Planing Mill and Dealers in Lumber, Sash, Doors and Blinds, cor Market and Columbia.
Thomas George M & Co, druggists.
Thompson & Hatfield, millinery.
Trish Bros, carriage and wagon mnfrs.
Trish John, carriage and wagon mnfr.
Valentine & Baker, grocers.
Vanata & Hartman, carpenters.
Vangilter & Hessel, hardware.
Ward Charles H, flour mill.
Warsaw Gas Light & Coke Co.
Warsaw National Union (weekly), Frank J Zimmerman propr.
Warsaw Republican (weekly), Quincy A Hossler propr.
Webber Selden, hardware.
Weichman Father Rev (Catholic).
Weirick David & Co, carpenters.
Wheeler Isaac, bakery.
Widaman John D, lawyer.
Williams & Son, Publishers of the Northern Indianian, Reub Williams Ed- itor, 57 Buffalo.
Wiltshire L C, bakery.
Wolf Wm & Co, clothing.
Wolf & Weimer, grocers.
Wood & Brubaker, lawyers.
Woolley A & Son, druggists.
Wright Benjamin P, Proprietor of the Wright House, Good Sample Rooms and Good Accommodations for the Traveling Public, cor Center and Buf- falo.
Wright House, B P Wright Propri- etor, cor Center and Buffalo.
Wright Joseph, saloon.
Wynant David, carpenter.
Zimmerman Frank J, propr Warsaw Na- tional Union.
Zumbrun & Secrist, brick mnfrs.
WASHINGTON. The county seat of Daviess county, with a population of 4326, is a thrifty incorporated city, located on the O. & M. Ry, 19 miles east of Vin- cennes, 136 southwest of Indianapolis, 168 west of Cincinnati, and 172 east of St. Louis. The first deed for land upon which the place stands. was recorded May 2, 1817, and soon thereafter it was made the county seat, court being held in an old log cabin. It now has one of the finest court houses in Southern Indiana, erected at a cost of $85,000. The bonded indebtedness of the city is $10,000, with a surplus in the treas- ury to liquidate the same. The city has excellent water works, is lighted by gas,
the works of which were erected in IS78, at a cost of $30,000, four public school build- ings, eight churches-Baptist, Christian, two Catholic, two Methodist and two Pres- byterian - a handsome opera house, two banks, four hotels. two weekly newspapers and several factories and mills. Express, O. & M. Telegraphs, Western Union, and Washington and Petersburg. Mail daily. Albion Horrell, postmaster.
Aker John H, restaurant.
Anderson Francis A, physician.
Armstrong & Kercheval, lawyers.
Ashton Henry B, photographer.
Axtell T J & Co, dry goods.
Backes Henry, saloon.
Baldwin S D & Co, druggists.
Barton Gaylord G jr, lawyer.
Barton G G, physician.
Bath Peter, saloon.
Beddol & Burke, lawyers.
Beitman G, clothing.
Beitman Louis, grocer.
Beitman R & E, clothing.
Belding Stephen, propr Daviess County Democrat.
Berens Peter, meat market.
Billheiner & Candler, lawyers.
Blades Zachariah, confectioner.
Bon Durant E G, agt O & M Ex Co and mangr Washington and Petersburg Tel Co.
Bonham & Gill, furniture.
Bostwick George E, picture frames.
Bott Wm S, livery.
Bradford Thomas H, cooper.
Brann Oliver H, grocer.
Bray Harry, books.
Brown Henry C, flour mill.
Buckeye Cannel Coal Co, coal mines.
Burkhart L Rev (German Catholic) .
Burrell H H, druggist.
Burton Jesse W, lawyer.
Bynum & Padgett, lawyers.
Cabel, Kauffman & Co, general store.
Cabel, Wilson & Co, coal.
Campbell P A, general store.
Clark John W, dentist.
Cloud & Bro, grocers. Conlon James, grocer. Conrad Gustave, general store.
Cook John, furniture.
Cruse, Coulter & Co, boots and shoes.
Dair Edward, confectioner.
Dale James A, dentist.
Daviess County Democrat (weekly), Ste- phen Belding propr.
Deck Wm L, fancy goods. Dils Carrie Miss, milliner.
BINGHAM, WALK & MAYHEW, ) Full Line of Ladies' and Gentlemen's 12 East Washington street. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. ) GOLD CHAINS.
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WM. M. BELL
Sells Real Estate, No. 307 Upper Third St., Evansville, Ind.
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Doherty. Alexander H, stoves and tinware. Doyle John W Rev (Catholic). . Easthan Wm, meat market. Eckhouse Siegmund, liquors. Eskridge Elijah R, saddles and harness. Evans Mary Mrs, milliner. Faris Wm H, general store. Faust Joseph, saloon.
Feagans James R, agrl implts. Feagans Read & Co, general store.
Ferguson Andrew J Rev (Methodist). Fey Elizabeth Mrs, groceries.
Fields Sim M, restaurant.
Fitts Wm C, wagonmaker. Foster George, gents' furnishing goods. Foster Wm, furniture. Fromme Henry F, saloon. Fryer Mary A Miss, millinery.
Fuller James D, tailor.
Gande Margaret Mrs, meat market. Garaghan Patrick T, druggist. Gardiner & Taylor, lawyers. Gazette Co, pub Washington Gazette.
Geeting D M, county supt public schools. Geeting J A, justice of the peace. Geeting R E & Bro, jewelers. Gers Henry, physician. Gorsage John grocer. Greenfield Adam, foundry. Grefe Ernst, shoemaker.
Harris Wm P, hotel. Hart Herman, fancy goods. Hart Warren, flour mill.
Hatfield & Palmer, agrl implts.
Hawkins Nichols, saloon.
Hawley R E Rev (Presbyterian).
Hayes Michael J, grocer. Heer Joseph, confectioner. Hefron Lawrence A, druggist. Hill Andy, barber.
Hoffmaster Jacob, general store. Horner Bros, grain. Horrell Albion, postmaster. Hyatt Henry H, general store. Hyatt John & Co, flour mill. Hyatt, Levings & Co, bankers. Jackson & Thomas, druggists. Jepson Nathaniel H, jewelry. Jones John N, druggist. Jones Zachariah, grocer. Joseph Simon, clothing. Kauffmann August, confectioner. Kellenberger Peter B, grocer. Kempf Andrew, barber. Kempf John, meat market. Kiefer Gustave, hotel. Klapper Charles, baker. Lack Edward L, tailor.
Lacy J J, druggist. Laycock T B, lawyer. Lee Clement, flour mill. Leslie Alexander, real estate. Lindley & Bro, dry goods. Loeb David, clothing.
Loeb Louis, clothing. Logan Wm C Rev (Cumberland Presby- terian).
McCafferty John C, general store.
McCarty John, saloon. McCarty Michael, saloon.
McKee Hester Wm Rev (Methodist).
McKernan & Bro, foundry.
McMullen James, saloon.
Maher James E, stoves and tinware.
Mattingly James, confectioner. Mauk Jacob, blacksmith.
Mayer George, jeweler.
Maynard Gardner, blacksmith.
Mees Mathias, grocer.
Meredith Burrell T, Justice of the Peace and Agent Victor Sewing Ma- chines, n s Main, over Postoffice.
Meredith John B, grocer.
Meredith Thomas C, blacksmith.
Meredith Wm R, livery.
Millman John H, physician.
Mills John R, livery.
Moore J L, physician.
Morgan James S, hotel.
Mulholland S H & Co, furniture.
Murphy John, dry goods.
Myers Frederick M, general store.
Noel S A Mrs, dressmaker.
Nutter Randal, grocer.
O'Neall & Fefron, lawyers.
Ogdon & Tharp, lawyers.
Oliver John, saloon. Phillis Emeline D Mrs, milliner.
Phipps Daniel, grocer. Pierce & Robbins, lawyers.
Pollock Joseph, grain.
Popp Henry, photographer.
Raber & Bros, meat market.
Ragsdale Samuel H, blacksmith.
Reinsel John, boots and shoes.
Reuss Henry J, saddles and harness.
Riley & Williams, saloon.
Rogers & Bro, hardware.
Scudder John A, physician. Schuck Phillip, saloon. Sherburne Charles, confectioner.
Sefrit & Barber, ins agt. Slater Mariah E Mrs, milliner.
Smith James V, saddles and harness. Sınith John T, shoemaker Smith & Carnahan, hardware. Snyder George W, carriage mnfr.
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CHAS. D. COLSON, 108 and 110 Franklin Stroct, Chicago. The Celebrated Willingion White Sand. Best Brands of Imported and Domestic Hydraulic Cemonts, New York and Michigan Stucco. Etc. Sce Adv., page 4.
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Harned F M, physician.
A PORTABLE KOLAY SALT MILL,
driven profitably by a Threshing Engine, manufactured by CHANDLER & TAYLOR, of ug Indianapolis, Ind. See page 3.
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Solomon David, wagonmaker.
Solon Thomas, shoemaker.
Sparks John T, general store. Spink & Co, flour mill. Stewart Joseph, barber.
Strouse Wm H H, physician. Sullivan Jolin W, Confectioner and Restaurant.
Sum Jacob & Bros, cigar mnfrs. Sylvester Eli, hotel.
Thomas & St Clair, livery.
Thompson J E & Co, hardware.
Thompson Wm R, grocer.
Toy Jerry, saloon. Tranter Flora Miss, dressmaker. Van Trees John M, lawyer.
Volmer Henry, grocer.
Walker I G, lumber mnfr.
Waller Richard L, meat market.
Waller & Prentiss, saddles and harness.
Walter Henry, grocer.
Walter John, shoemaker.
Washington Gas Co, capital $30,000, Geo W Updyke pres, John M Woodson sec, J C Lord supt.
Washington Gazette (weekly), Gazette Co pub.
Washington National Bank, capital $50,- 00c, J N Breen pres, R M Reed cash.
Washington & Petersburgh Telegraph Co, E G Bon Durant mangr.
Washington & Stewart, barbers.
Wathan James F Mrs, milliner.
Wickiser Simon H, photographer.
Wildridge John, gunsmith.
Windle James HI, blacksmith.
WASHINGTON. Wayne county. (See Green's Fork.)
WATERFORD. A station and post- office on the I. P. & C. Ry, in Laporte county, 2 miles northwest of Laporte, the county seat. Tri-weekly mail stage route to Michigan City. C. Kuhm, Postmas- ter, General Store and Flour Mill.
WATERFORD MILLS. Situ- ated on the C. W. & M. Ry, in Elkhart township and county, 3 miles south of Goshen, the county seat, is a village con- taining 150 inhabitants, district school, Methodist and Christian churches. Ship all but prepaid freights to Goshen or New Paris. Mail daily. Henry Snider, post- master. Haverstock John, shoemaker. Houl C D, physician.
Mittenbarger George, blacksmith.
Moorehouse Nathan, cooper. Oxby John, shoemaker. Plough M, carpenter. Richards J S, physician. Snider Henry, Postmaster. Wertz Philip L, general store. .
WATERLOO. Is situated in Union township, DeKalb county, at crossing of Air Line Division of the L. S. & M. S. and Ft. W. & J. R. Rs., 412 miles north of Au- burn, the county seat. A portion of the village was first settled in 1839, but the southern or main part was established in 1856, and now contains 1500 inhabitants. Its public buildings are good, and comprise one graded school building, erected in 1872-3 at a cost of $20,000, one ward school, two public halls and eight churches-Pres- byterian, Methodist, United Brethren, Dis- ciple, Catholic, Evangelical and two Ger- man Reformed. The bonded indebtedness amounts to $9,000, contracted by building of the graded school. There is a good fire company, two hotels, two banks and one weekly newspaper, Waterloo Press, in the vil- lage. Its manufacturing interests are as yet undeveloped, comprising now two planing mills, flour mill, foundry and two saw mills. This is the location of the Northeastern Indi- ana Agricultural Association, established in 1872, having very excellent fair grounds and one of the most successful in the state. Grain, live stock and lumber are exported. Express, United States and American. Telegraph, Western Union. Mail daily. John M. Kinsey, postmaster.
American Express Co, J W Sinclair agt.
Barns James A, Insurance Agent. Bassett & Maxron, jewelers.
Baxter Charles K, pub Waterloo Press.
Beck Jacob, baker.
Best James I, lawyer.
Best & McClellan, bankers.
Bevier Wm, druggist.
Beyrer C C Rev (Evangelical).
Blair Lewis J, lawyer.
Bowers John S, furniture.
Boyer & Campbell, druggists.
Brand & Duncan, grocers.
Braun Henry E, meat market. Buckland Charles N, produce. Burkhart George, tailor.
Butt John, hotel.
Campbell John, blacksmith.
Chamberlain James N, Physi- cian.
Citizens' Bank, Miles Waterman cash. Clark Orlando T, general store.
JOHN RAUCH,
Manufacturer of the 82 West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Capital City Cigar
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A. KNICELY & Co.
72 and 74 W. Monroe Street,, CHICAGO. Tin, Slate and Iron Roofers. & Have been In business for 20 years, and warrant all our work.
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Clifford James H, saloon.
Crane, Duncan & Co, planing mill.
Danks Orris, boots and shoes.
Long Ed, Proprietor Long's Hotel. (See adv.)
Long's Hotel, Ed Long Proprietor. (See adv.)
McBride R Wes, Lawyer.
McClellan Charles A O, lawyer.
Miller George W, grocer.
Mitchell Moses M, carriagemaker.
Farrington Alınond S, physician.
Montavon Peter, shoemaker.
Fisher Bros, clothing.
Morell Phillip, shoemaker.
Fisk Royal J, confectioner.
Patterson & Smith, general store.
Phillips Cyrus M, lawyer.
Forsyth J K & Co, grocers.
Reiner Richard, harnessmaker.
Sanders Malvina Mrs, tailor.
Shepherd Zephaniah W, physician.
Shoemaker Henry T, painter.
Shull J & J A & Co, general store.
Sinclair Bros, hardware.
Sinclair John W, agt U S and American Ex Cos.
Sloan John N, lawyer.
Smith A T & Co, agricultural implts.
Smith Oliver P, justice of the peace.
Snider James D Rev (United Brethren).
Stevens Almon R, tailor.
Stough Solomon S, physician.
Strack Mary Miss, dressmaker.
Strow Simon P, shoemaker.
Thompson Walter M, barber.
Till Richard, grocer.
Troute Eugene, livery.
United States Ex Co, J W Sinclair agt.
Vateson Maggie Miss, milliner.
Wallace Wm, harnessmaker.
Waterloo Press, C K Baxter pub.
Willis Frank W, claim agt.
Willis & Co, books.
Winslow Joshua U, druggist.
Yant Aurilla E Mrs, milliner.
Zimmerman James W, blacksmith.
WATERMAN. Is located in Lib- erty township, Parke county, 19 miles
Long
Hotel
ED. LONG, Proprietor,
Nearest Hotel to Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Depot. Free carriage to and from all trains. ES Sample Rooms on first floor. Ta
Waterloo, Indiana,
Theo. Pfafflin & Co
The leading Piano and Organ House of the West. Send for Price-lists and Catalogues. £ 53 and 60 North Pennsylvania St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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DeKalb Bank, Best & McClellan proprs. Dennison Julius A, confectioner.
Duncan & Bros, flour mill.
Edge Samuel & Co, meat market.
Espy Henry, harnessmaker.
Ford Thomas C, livery stable.
Frager J I, justice of the peace.
Frank Henry, wagonmaker.
Frank Oscar W, wagonmaker.
Froehlich Herman, marble yard.
Givens Samuel R, meat market.
Goodwin Daniel, saw mill.
Greuter Rosanna, grocer. Gruhlky Myra A Mrs, millinery.
Haines Abel S, grocer.
Hale Hannah L Mrs, dressmaker.
Hartwick Charles, photographer.
Haskin Frederick P, barber.
Heckathorn David, saw mill.
Heign John, blacksmith.
Henke Louis, blacksmith.
Howell E B & Co (Edward B Howell and Samuel Beck), Produce Deal- ers.
Husselman & Leas, lawyers.
Husselinan & Vealey, saw mill.
Johnson Walter B, photographer.
Johnson W B & Co, grocers and millinery. Johnston Silas B, dentist.
Kahn J & Co, general store.
Kapp Levi, grocer.
Kinsey John M, Postmaster.
Kimsey Wm T, foundry.
Kiplinger Michael, sewing machines.
Knott & Imhoff, planing mill.
Koons & Son, furniture dealers.
Lacey H J Rev (Methodist).
Locke Simon J, restaurant.
Darby A Byron, physician. Day Frank P, agrl implts.
HOSE LEAK STOPPERS.
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northwest of Rockville court house, and 3 east of Eugene, on the E. T. H & C. R. R. Contains 100 inhabitants, two churches- Baptist and Methodist -- and an artesian well, 1350 feet in depth, of the finest min- eral water in the State, which has, flowed 45 feet above the surface. Mail daily by messenger. Oliver La Tourette, postmaster. Bright & Davis, flour mill.
Clickner John L, carpenter.
Dickason & English, general store.
Holmes Wm B, physician.
La Tourette Oliver, Druggist. Nolen Thomas, shoemaker.
Randolph H C, grain.
Randolph Wm F, carpenter.
Redmon T B, physician. Simpson & Paschal, wagonmakers.
Wann James M, hotel.
Waterman Cale W, stock breeder. Whitford D W, blacksmith.
WATSON. Contains a population of 150, located on Louisville branch O. & M. Ry, in Utica township, Clark county, 6 miles north of Jeffersonville court house. Cement is extensively manufactured, its exports amounting to $25,000 annually. Express, O. & M. Mail daily. W. H. Snodgrass, postmaster.
Burke M, general store. Connor D S, cooper.
Cristensen Peter, grocer. Fox George, blacksmith. Gilligan 'T J, lawyer and justice.
Louisville Cement Co.
Noe N C, hotel.
Snodgrass W IK, Carpenter.
WAVELAND. This village of 700 inhabitants is located in Brown township, Montgomery county, 14 miles southwest of Crawfordsville, the county seat, and 37 . northwest of Terre Haute, on line of T. H. & I. (Log. Div.) Ry. The place has two hotels, three churches-Methodist, Chris- tian and Presbyterian-flour mill, saw mill, weekly newspaper-Waveland Item -- and good graded school. Express, American. Western Union Telegraph, Mail daily. James T. Scott, postmaster.
American Ex Co, John Spruhan agt.
Ball Z, physician. Barker Joseph J, lawyer. Belton Mary E Mrs, dressmaker. Burton James C, hardware. Coleman John A, barber. Conner Elizabeth Mrs, dressmaker. Davis S C, justice of the peace.
Dietrich John L, hotel.
Foley M F & Son, wagonmakers. Foley & Talburt, eds Waveland Item. Geiger Wm, flour mill.
Giltner Mathias L, druggist. Ilaley John D, stoves and tinware. Hanna & Johnson, general store.
. Harris S S, blacksmith. Hummel Henry, baker.
Hutton & Ong, grocers.
Jackson & Robertson, grocers. Johnson James Rev (Methodist). Lewis Samantha Mrs, dressmaker.
McCall W D, blacksmith. McCormick James O, druggist.
McGowan Charles, dentist. Masterson John W, meat market. . May Elizabeth J Miss, milliner. Miller Abraham J, jeweler.
Milligan E M & Bro, general store.
Milligan Joseph & Co, general store. Pratt Hiram A, Sewing Machines.
Read Mary A Mrs, dressmaker. Rhoads Wm F, harnessmaker.
Rhodes Henry E, wagon mnfr. Russell J P, physician.
Scott James T, Merchant Tailor. Seybold George, hardware.
Smith Fred, hotel.
Spruhan John, agt Am Ex and W U Tel Cos.
Stone Lorenzo D, furniture.
Steele Thomas A, physician.
Talburt Wm C, general store. Van Nuys John D, physician. Waveland Item, Foley & Talburt eds.
Western Union Telegraph Co, John Spru- han agt.
Whittington Thomas S, dentist.
Wilcox & Willabouy, saw mill.
WAVERLY. A settlement of 100 persons in Madison township, Morgan county, 15 miles northeast of Martinsville and 17 southwest of Indianapolis. The last named is the most available shipping point. White river flows by the village, but is not used for water power. The place has a Methodist church, district school and daily mail. Jacob W. Duncan, postmaster. Armstrong James, justice of the peace. Bellows W M, carpenter. Dolen & Armstrong, saw mill. Duncan Jacob W, General Store. Fields Francis M, hardware. Lewis Samuel, blacksmith. Nicholas J N, drugs. Keese R, live stock. Scruggs G R, general store.
A. L 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 & DRANUNCI,
INDIANAPOLIS, handle the best quality of Wilkesbarre Anthracite Coal.
WAW AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. WAY 779
Sedam V, blacksmith. Tuley Geo, shoemaker. Vincent J K, physician. Wharton J O, physician. Woods C W Rev, clergyman. Yoe Geo, wagonmaker.
WAWAKA. Pleasantly located in Elkhart township, Noble county, on L. S. & M. S. Ry, is a village of 400 inhabitants, situated 7 miles northwest of Albion, the county seat. Contains two religious soci- eties-Methodist and Dunkard-and graded school. Wheat is the principal article of export. Express, United States. Mail
daily. W. C. Mummert, postmaster.
Bartlett R W, physician.
Beazle James, agt U S Ex Co.
Boley David, blacksmith.
Brown J, wagonmaker. Flowers T, saloon.
Folwell S A, agt L S & M S Ry.
Glant D, barber.
Greene C KK, Drugs. Hathaway R HI & Co, general store.
Henry Jane Mrs, hotel. Klingle H C Rev (Methodist).
Long Jacob, blacksmith.
Mummert G W, saw mill.
Mummert W C, Groceries and No- tions.
Nimmans J T, drugs. Nowles J E, hotel. Richards J, physician. Schwab Fred, general store.
Schwab G, shoemaker. Stienberger George, shoemaker.
Sturgis John, physician. . Teal Thomas, wagonmaker. Thompson John, notions. Zimmerman John, Hardware.
WAWPECONG. Is in Clay town- ship, Miami county, 12 miles south of Peru, the county seat, and 412 east of Bennett's Switch, on the I. P. & C. Ry, contains Evangelical church, district school, and 200 inhabitants. Its chief exports are grain and hogs. Mail tri-weekly. Henry My- grants, postmaster. Bradley Philip, hotel. Holcomb A, physician. Mygrants Henry, General Store. Schmacher J C, flour mill. Smith A F, physician. Swoveland Levi, carriage mnfr. Teegarden E, saw mill.
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