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WHITELAND. Sixteen miles south of Indianapolis, on the J. M. & I. R. R., in Pleasant township, Johnson county, con- tains 228 inhabitants, Presbyterian church and district school. It is distant from Franklin court house 5 miles. Express, American. Mail daily. M. P. Greene, postmaster. Beebe James, physician.
Binkley Henry, wagonmaker. Boon A, justice of the peace.
Covert G W, physician and dentist. Curry George W, Saloon.
Dickson F, flour mill.
Farmer Charles E, blacksmith.
Fisher & Fisher, general store.
Greene, Brooks & Co, General Store.
McCameron John, saloon.
McClain Sarah Mrs, milliner.
Mckinney Geo, boots and shoes. Maxfield & Bro, tile mnfrs.
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Miller A, physician. Perrine & Son, coopers.
Shutters D H, meat market.
Springer Mary Miss, drugs. Varner John F, grain dealer. Walker Thomas, shoemaker.
Wheeling W, Carpenter.
White Jacob B, hotel.
Wilson T, lawyer.
WHITE LICK. Formerly called Fayette, located in Perry township, Boone county, 9 miles southeast of Lebanon, the county seat, and 6 southwest of Whites- town, on the C. I. St. L. & C. R. R., con- tains 200 inhabitants, Christian church, district school, flour and saw mill. Mail semi-weekly. J. N. Stoker, postmaster. Bird Asa, blacksmith. Comstable James, shoemaker.
Everett & Fitch, druggists.
Frazier Simeon, Blacksmith. Lumpkin C J, general store.
Lumpkin D O, carriage and wagonmaker. McDaniel IJ, general store. McDaniel John S, general store. Sparks Thomas & Sons, flour and saw mill. Stoker JN, Grocer. Talbott Wm, physician.
WHITESTOWN. Twenty miles northwest of Indianapolis, is a village of Soo inhabitants, on C. I. St. L. & C. R. R., 7 miles southeast of Lebanon court house. Lumber, live stock and produce are the exports. Churches, Methodist and Lu- theran. Schools, high and primary. Amer-
WALL PAPER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
A. L. WRIGHT co.,
Successors to Adams, Mansur & Co., 47 and 49 S. Meridian Street, Indianapolis.
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Cobb & Branham
handle the best Blacksmith Coal in the market. Indianapolis, Ind.
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ican express. Daily mail. J. T. Ross, postmaster.
Atchison & Lewis, saw mill.
Bowser John W, Grain Elevator. Christy J W, cooper.
Day John F, blacksmith.
Dowden W W, saloon. Eichman C, general store.
Eichman D, General Store. Hager Thomas C, harness. Hardy John S, physician. Harmon Joseph S, drugs. Hill Jacob, blacksmith.
Jones R E, physician. Laughner J H, hardware. Monfort J M, shoemaker.
Moody F M, grocer and R R agt.
Neidlinger & Klingensmith, flour mill.
Richardson John R, blacksmith.
Roberts W H, hotel.
Ross J T, Physician.
Ross T T, druggist. Sigman D M, furniture. Sims Wright, broker. Smith J S, shoemaker. Smock L, Shoemaker.
Snyder John F, confectioner. Watts & St Clair general store,
WHITESVILLE. On the L. N. A. & C. Ry, contains 300 inhabitants, and is located in Union township, Montgomery county, 6 miles southeast of Crawfordsville court house. It has district school, Christ-' ian church, and exports wheat, hogs and sheep. Express, American. Daily mail. J. L. Nichols, postmaster.
Cohoon & Fisher, general store. Culver O M, physician.
Everson, Hanks & Guntle, saw mill.
Nichols J L, Groceries and Drugs. Wren Frank, blacksmith.
WHITE WATER. Derives its name from the river upon which it is situ- ated, in Franklin township, Wayne county, contains 300 inhabitants, graded school, Christian and Methodist churches. Rich- mond, the county seat, is 10 miles south, and Fountain City, its shipping point, is 412 miles west, on the G. R. & I. R. R. Wheat, corn and hogs are the principal ex- ports. It has daily stage connection with Arbo-fare 25c .- and Richmond-fare 30c. Mail daily. B. W. Addleman, postmaster. Addieman B W, Justice of the Peace. Addleman John H, carpenter. Addleman J C, carpenter. Addleman Wm H, painter.
Barton L, veterinary surgeon. Bicknell J MK, Saw Mill. Cain J S Rev (Methodist). Courtney J T, physician. Ellis P M, stone mason. Gossard J T, physician.
Griffiths W TT, Physician.
Grove N, grocer. Harlan Lee, painter.
Jackson A, blacksmith.
Parshell John, wagonmaker.
Robertson W L, General Store.
Simpson John, plasterer.
Simpson Wm, plasterer. Suplee F, grocer.
White T P, blacksmith.
Williams Wm, physician.
Woolverton C, shoemaker.
WHITING. In the extreme north- eastern corner of the state, is traversed by L. S. & M. S., P. Ft. W. & C. and B. & O. R. Rs, located in Lake county, on Lake George and Lake Michigan, 30 miles north- west of Crown Point, the county seat. Con- tains Lutheran church and district school. Population 120. Express, B. & O. Mail
daily. Henry Schrage, postmaster. Hamisch Joseph, carpenter.
Roberts G M, justice of the peace.
Schrage Henry, General Store and R R Agent.
Seehousen H, shoemaker.
'WHITTING TON. Clay county. (See Hoosierville. )
WICKLIFFE. With a population of 50, is located in Patoka township, Crawford county, on Patoka river, 25 miles northwest of Leavenworth, the county seat. Has two churches-Methodist and Christian-and district school. Mail re- ceived four times per week. W. H. Bu- ford, postmaster.
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Babbitt John Rev (Christian). Brown & Bro, flour mill.
Buford W MX, General Store.
Eastman W W Rev (Methodist).
Fisher W S, physician.
Guinder John, wagonmaker.
Leonard J R, blacksmith.
McLaughlin L, hotel.
Smith J H, physician. Sturm D H, justice of the peace. Thomas 'T H Rev (Baptist).
WILBUR. With a population of 200, is located in Gregg township, Morgan
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county, 8 miles northwest of Martinsville, the county seat and nearest shipping depot. Contains Methodist and Baptist churches and district school. Mail semi-weekly. J. W. Minton, postmaster. Bryant G R, photographer. Gordon & Elmore, undertakers. Hinson S H, saw mill. Hinson T M, physician. Isahower D, grocer. Minton J W, General Store. Pearce J C, blacksmith.
WILD CAT. This is a settlement of 30 persons, one mile from T. H. & I. Ry (Log. Div.), in Carroll county, 14 miles southeast of Delphi, the county seat. Wild Cat creek furnishes power for one flour and one saw mill. Ship to Cutter. American Express. Tri-weekly mail. War- ren B. Adams, postmaster.
Adams Warren B, Postmaster. Anderson S W, flour mill. Gerald T, blacksmith. Hawks J Rev (Presbyterian). Kelsey J S, physician. Monroe J E, farmer. Penn J W, general store.
Watring L E, saw mill.
WILLIAMS. Adams county. (See Bingen.)
WILLIAMS. On White river, in Lawrence county, contains 25 inhabitants, Christian church and district school, locat- ed 10 miles southwest of Bedford, the county seat, and 6 north of Huron, the place of shipment on O. & M. Ry. Mail semi-weekly. Jacob H. Baker, postmaster. Baker Jacob II, General Store. Green Laban & Bro, saw mill.
WILLIAMSBURG. Johnson county. (See Ninevah.)
WILLIAMSBURG. A village in Green township, Wayne county, 10 miles northwest of Richmond, the seat of justice, and most available shipping point, has 350 inhabitants, graded school, two churches-Methodist and United Brethren -and flour mill which derives power from Green's Fork creek. Daily stage commun- ication with Richmond-fare 25 cents. Mail daily. James L. Pearce, postmaster. Bond James A, blacksmith. Cranor J D, stock dealer.
Cranor Milton, stock dealer.
Davis O S, undertaker. Davis Robert, general store. Helm Wm, druggist.
Pearce A, general store.
Pearce James L, General Store. Reynolds B H, hotel and wagonmaker. Reynolds Vernon, boots and shoes. Reynolds & Bro, planing mnill.
Richter Bros, carriage mnfrs. Roberts & Son, blacksmiths.
Roberts & Sturges, grocers.
Ryland C V, flour mill.
Smelser John, harnessmaker. Taylor T P, physician.
Wooley & Duke, Saw Miil.
Wooley & Yelvington, carpenters.
WILLIAMSPORT. Allen county. (See Po.)
WILLIAMSPORT. The county seat of Warren county, is a village of 1, 300 inhabitants, located on W. St. L. & P. Ry, 88 miles northwest of Indianapolis, and 24 southwest of Lafayette. Wabash river flows through the place, but is not utilized for water power. Williamsport is pleas- antly located, and surrounded by a good agricultural district, contains two hotels, one weekly newspaper-The Warren Re- publican -which is ably edited by John Gregory. Educational and religious ad- vantages are good, as the village has three churches-Methodist, Presbyterian and Christian-and good graded school. Its manufactories are a saw mill, grain eleva- tor, two drain tile manufactories, two flour mills, stone quarry and pottery. Express, Pacific. Telegraph, Western Union. Mail daily. Elisha Hitchens, postmaster.
Adams & Moffitt, Abstracts of Title. Adams Jennie Mrs, dressmaker. Ammerman Dor, blacksmith. Ammerman John W, barber. Armstrong John F, grocer. Baldwin James E, shoemaker.
Benson Iverson H, grocer.
Benson Osrow D, physician. Best Wm H, shoemaker. Bowman John M, drugs. Brown Joseph E, restaurant. Cameron Geo, justice of the peace. Cameron Wm T, livery.
Cast George W, Dentist.
Clawson Cornelius J, jeweler. Claypool R W & E P, grain. Conklin Oakley, blacksmith. DeHart Jacob, physician. Durborow A C & W B, lawyers.
C. BRADFORD,
Solicitor of Patents, Indianapolis. Ind. Especial attention paid to complicated and difficult cases, Reissues, Interfer- ences, etc. References given if desired. Call or write for information.
Merrill, Hubbard & Co.,
Booksellers, Stationers and Paper Dealers, INDIANAPOLIS.
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Fisher Samuel C, Lawyer and Collecting Agent. Good & Dolson. flour mill.
Gregory John, Editor and Proprie- tor Warren Republican. Hargrave & Gregory, lawyers.
Harrell A P, Prosecuting Attorney Warren C C.
Harrell & Pearson, lawyers.
Hatten & Bro, grocers.
Held Henry, harnessmaker.
Hellwig Edward, pottery. Hitchens Elisha, books.
Hodgson John, wagonmaker.
Home Hotel, Mrs Mary Personette Proprietor. James Wm P, saloon. Karst Henry, saloon. Kent Ella Miss, operator W U Tel Co.
Kent Wm H, agt W St L & P Ry. Koehler Geo F, meat market.
Livengood James D, county recorder.
Longley Frank P, hardware.
McBride John, drugs. McCabe James, lawyer. Mathis Eli, junk dealer. Mellott House, Mrs Mary Mellott propr. Messner J H & Bro, general store.
Nash Alfred T, meat market.
@Nebeker Alonzo, drugs. Nichol Wm T, dry goods. Nodurft Philip, drain tile. Nodurft Wm, saw mill. Ogden H N Rev (Methodist). Personette Mary Mrs, propr Home Hotel. Pfeifer Jacob, stone quarry.
Pilcher Jesse E, lawyer.
Pitcher Charles, restaurant.
Pomeroy Astley C, blacksmith. Rabb Joseph M, lawyer.
Redford Edward E, restaurant.
Rhodes & Owen, lawyers.
Ross Ellis, grocer:
Ross Justin, Physician and Surgeon. Sager John J, blacksmith. Schlosser Elias, live stock.
Schlosser John II, live stock.
Shurtz Henry, grocer.
Simpkins Robert J, physician.
Smith Samuel, surveyor. Smodell George H, furniture. Stark Wm W, grocer.
Statler B F & Co, Flour Mill. Surls Lemuel, meat market.
Sutton & Hunter, lawyers.
Thomas Company, general store and Ex agt. Thomas E Darwin sr, live stock.
Thomas J & A Misses, milliners. Ward Wm K, merchant tailor.
Warren Republican, John Greg- ory Editor and Proprietor. (See adv.) Wilmer Wm Rev (Presbyterian).
Williamsport Mills, B F Statler & Co, New Process Flour.
Willis Sydney A, justice of the peace.
WILLIAMSTOWN. A country postoffice, with a population of 100, in De- catur county, 8 miles north of Greensburg, the county seat and shipping point. Stage connection with Greensburg-fare ȘI. Mail daily. John S. Parker, postmaster.
Anderson Joel, clergyman.
Bell James C, blacksmith. Fishback J M, blacksmith. Nation J W, cattle dealer. Parker E M, grocer.
Parker Bros, Wagonmakers.
Tharp Daniel, justice of the peace.
WILLIS GROVE. Located or. White river, in Knox county, is a rural postoffice, 12 miles southeast of Vincennes, the county seat. Wheatland, on the O. & M. Ry, 9 miles north, is the place of ship-
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A four-page, eight-column, weekly paper, published every Thursday morning by J. Gregory. Subscription, $1. 50 per annum. [D"Advertising rates reasonable.
LOCAL NEWS A SPECIALTY.
DEVOTED TO REPUBLICAN AND TEMPERANCE PRINCIPLES.
Chicago Zinc Works, All kinds of interior and exteriorornas mentation made from special designs. I J. W. ATKINSON, 313-321 So. Clinton St., CHICAGO.
Home Life Ins. Co Ilas paid large dividends, has the largest surplus for dividendy in future. Best Co. for Agents. E. H. KELLOGG, Sup't, Chicago, III.
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ment. Mail weekly. T. W. Small, Postmaster and Farmer.
WILLOW BRANCH. A recently appointed postoffice, in Hancock county, II miles northeast of Greenfield, the county seat and shipping point, has a Methodist church and district school. Mail tri-weekly. A. B. Thomas, postmaster. Brown Samantha, milliner.
Kenyon H, blacksmith.
Thomas A B, General Store, Grain and Agricultural Implements.
WILMINGTON. Two and one-half miles from the Ohio river and I from the B. & O. R. R., in Hogan township, Dear- born county, has 350 inhabitants and is situated 7 miles southwest of Lawrenceburg court house and 21/2 west of Aurora. Con- tains Methodist church and district school. Mail daily. Elizabeth Livingston, post- master.
Baker T L, general store.
Barnhart Joseph, wagonmaker.
Boardman B P, general store.
Bradford C H, painter.
Bridwell Wm & Co, meat market.
Brown R D, lawyer.
Chisman T L, carpenter.
Cottingham T W, blacksmith.
Duncan J W, justice of the peace.
Dunn Wm HI, physician.
Goodrich M, confectioner.
Haynes John D, Lawyer.
Hilphenstine James Q, organs.
House James, justice of the peace.
Jackson Jolin, shoemaker.
Livingston Elizabeth, Notions. Miller O P, druggist. Rawls Edward B Rev (Methodist). Snell Joseph, blacksmith. Taylor Wm, general store. Todd James, wagonmaker.
WILMOT. A settlement in Wash- ington township, Noble county, 16 miles southwest of Albion, the county seat, and 7 south of Cromwell, on B. & O. R. R. Tippecanoe river furnishes power for a saw and flour mill here. It has Lutheran church and district school. Population 20. Stage communication with Columbia City and Cromwell. Mail semi-weekly. H. S. Co- baugh, postmaster.
Cobaugh Henry $, General Store, Saw and Flour Mills.
Gruder John, blacksmith.
WINAMAC. The seat of justice of Pulaski county, is a thrifty incorporated village of 1000 inhabitants, located on the P. C. & St. L. Ry and Tippecanoe river, 25 miles northwest of Logansport, and 102 northwest of Indianapolis. The river fur- nishes power to operate two flour mills." Its churches are Methodist, Reformed, Christian and Catholic. Schools, graded and Catholic Parochial. The village sup- ports one bank, three hotels and three weekly newspapers-the Democrat, Republi- can and Journal. Bonded indebtedness $3000. Wheat, corn, flour, produce, cattle and hogs are shipped. American Express. Daily mail. Jacob Keiser, postmaster.
Agnew Huldah Mrs, milliner.
Anheier Jacob, barber.
Anstis John, harnessmaker.
Baker Henry, livery.
Bank of Winamac, capital $30,000, Jacob Keller pres, W H Bouslog cash.
Bean Louisa J Mrs, milliner.
Bennett & Bro, undertakers.
Bridegroom Conrad, grocer.
Brooks & Co, Iron and Brass Foun- ders. (See adv.)
Brown, Wood & Co, general store.
Bruce Stephen, flour mill.
Burgel Michael, meat market.
Burson George, lawyer.
Carper Mouse, J A Gilkey Proprie- tor. (See adv.)
Carter James, livery.
Carter Wm E, justice of the peace.
Clark Jesse D, grocer.
Clarsey Laura N Mrs, dressmaker.
Clifton Andrew J Rev (Methodist).
Conn Wm H, restaurant.
Deutsch Adolph, saloon.
Dilts Ellen A, dressmaker.
Dolph & Carper, druggists.
Dyer Charles, gunsmith.
Falvey Mark D, grocer.
Gary D HI Rev (Christian).
Gertig Charles W, carriage painter.
Gilkey Joseph A, Proprietor Car- per House. (See adr.)
Gillespie Lorinda A MIrs, milliner.
Gross Peter, saloon.
Gross Sebastian, hotel.
Guss Edwin, plasterer.
Hamton D, painter. Harris Frank, carpenter.
Hartinger Sebastian, cooper. .
Hazen Silas B, photographer. Hoch Rudolph, furniture. Hoffman Lewis, hardware.
Hoffman & Long, barbers.
BINGHAM, WALT & MAYHEW, ) 12 East Washington street INDIANAPOLIS, IND. )
MANUFACTURERS OF JEWELRY.
WM. M. BELL{
Sells Houses, Lots and Farms, No. 307 Upper Third St., Evansville, Ind.
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Hogan Michael, hardware. Hoover & Rogers, general store. Hornbeck Wm B, wagonmaker. Ingrim M H, pub Winamac Journal.
Jenkins & Collins, carpenters. Keiser Jacob, pub Winamac Republican. Keller, Bouslog & Co, general store. Kelly John H, hardware. Key Wm, marble works. Kilander Hugh M, shoemaker.
Kilmer John A, harnessmaker.
Kittinger Henry, physician.
Kittinger & Perry, lumber and grain.
Korner Wm, live stock.
Kramer George P, jeweler.
Kroft Peter, restaurant.
Martin Thomas B, jeweler.
Messerly Christian, justice of the peace.
Messerly & Wolfe, blacksmiths.
Michael Jonas Rev (Reformed).
Miller Anton A, baker. Miller John A, saloon.
Nigsch Christian Rev (Catholic).
Nye John C, lawyer.
O'Connell John, saloon. Pattison & Moss, physicians.
Pearson Shubel, confectioner and Ex agt. Perry A D & Son, nursery.
Phillips Abraham, general store.
Rearick Henry E, Carriage and Wagonmaker. Rhodes Geo W, carpenter.
Routson Nathaniel, Proprietor St Nicholas Hotel.
St Mary's Academy, Rev Christian Nigsch rector.
St Nicholas Hotel, N Routsou Pro- prietor.
Schadell Win A, druggist.
Seidel Ferdinand, grocer.
Shaffle Francis P, merchant tailor.
Spangler Wm, lawyer.
Steis John, grain.
Summers Andrew J, photographer.
Taylor Jesse, grocer.
Teeter Robert C, meat market.
Thomas Felix B, druggist and pub Wina- mac Democrat.
Thomas Felix W, lawyer.
Thomas John J, physician.
Thompson Bros, physicians.
Vurpillat Joseph, general store.
Wagner John G, furniture.
Wall A P & Bro, brick mnfrs.
Way Elias, flour mill.
Weaver John H, saloon.
White Wm L, hardware.
Wichersham & Weyand, lawyers.
Williams Francis W, produce.
Winamac Democrat (weekly), F B Thomas publisher.
Winamac Journal (weekly), M H Ingrim propr. Winamac Republican (weekly), Jacob Kei- ser pub.
Wittmer Joseph G, merchant tailor.
Wolferman Henry, shoemaker.
Wood Bros & Barnett, flour mill.
BROOKS & CO., Iron and Brass Founders.
Iron Kettles and Cast Plows. Sled Shoes, Etc., kept on hand. School and Farm Bells. Job Cast- ing of all kinds made to order on the shortest notice.
Winamac, Indiana.
Carper Mouse,
WINAMAC, INDIANA. Fronting Court House and Opposite Bank and Keller Hall, J. A. GILKEY, Proprietor.
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Wright Wm G, physician. , Zinkins Thomas, grocer.
WINCHESTER. The scat of jus- tice for Randolph county, is an incorporat- ed village of 2200 inhabitants, located at crossing of the C. C. C. & I. and G. R. & I. R. Rs, 75 miles northeast of Indianap- olis and 67 south of Fort Wayne. It is surrounded by a very fertile agricultural district. Wheat, corn and flax are the principal products and exports. Its public buildings are both substantial and hand- some, having one of the finest court houses in Eastern Indiana, good graded schools and four churches. Prominent among the manufactories are two saw mills, a planing mill, foundry and machine shop, tannery, glue factory, brick and drain tile yard, flour . mill and two carriage and wagon factories. There are two hotels, two banks and two weekly newspapers-Herald and Journal- in the place. United States Express and Western Union Telegraph companies have offices here. Mail daily, Charles E. Fer- ris, postmaster.
Alexander James W, meat market.
Ashton Wm E, saloon.
Bales Pleasant W, propr Indiana House.
Ballinger Mahlon, grocer.
Bartholomew Jonathan, restaurant.
Bates Bros & Co, flour mills.
Best Alonzo M, grocer.
Best Thomas, grocer.
Bosworth R, physician.
Brandon Mary C, milliner.
Brewer Jacob, dry goods.
Brown Kent, barber.
Bundy Benjamin F, dry goods.
Campfield Aaron G, lumber and saw mill.
Canada & Canada, lawyers.
Carland P Rev (Methodist).
Carter Henry, butter and eggs.
Carter & Gill, wagonmakers.
Carver Andrew C, druggist.
Chapman Ferdinand B, harness.
Chapman & Gin, carriagemakers.
Chenoweth J T, physician.
Coats Seth D, boots and shoes.
Commons John, Proprietor Win- chester Herald. (See adv.)
Connor & Chamberlin, confectioners,
Cotton James S, sewing machines.
Cox Cyrus, physician.
Cranor Bros, hardware.
* Cropper Silas A, justice of the peace. Dean & Tisor, photographers. Diggs J W, undertaker. Edger James W, stoves and tinware.
Elzroth John W, restaurant.
Engle Frederick A, live stock.
Engle E & Son, insurance.
Engle & Study, lawyers.
Farmers & Merchants' Bank, capital $80,- 000, Nathan Reed pres, T F Moorman cash.
Fitzmaurice Wm, foundry.
Fudge David, milliner.
Gaffey Michael C, surveyor.
Gardner & Horen, carriage mnfrs.
Ginger John W, gunsmith.
Gordon Thomas, agricultural implts.
Guthcil Charles, tanner.
Harris Jesse M, dry goods.
Harter James, livery.
Heart Gustave, barber.
HIeaston & Cooke, flax mill.
Helms & Bishop, hardware.
Herron Alexander P, dentist.
Hiatt Allen R, hardware.
Hiatt Jonathan' S, news depot.
Hiatt & Hiatt, photographers.
Hinshaw J A & Son, harnessmakers.
Hirsch Adam, furniture.
Hirsh Joseph C, druggist.
Hodson & Beeson, proprs Winchester Jour- nal.
Hoffman Daniel E, marble works.
Hoover Isaac N, agt C C C & I Ry and U S Ex Co.
Irvin & Son, jewelers.
Kaufman Benjamin, clothing.
Kayser Christian, boots and shoes.
Keener Charles F, livery.
Keller G G & Son, grocers.
Kelley Dennis, dry goods.
Kemp.Joseph S, dry goods.
Kizer Thomas W, grain.
Kizer & Shaw, druggists.
Klamberg Louis, jeweler.
Klink Thomas sr, wagon mnfr.
Knecht & Thomas, pumps.
Leavell Richard A, real estate.
Lennon Edward, saloon.
Lesley Daniel, Abstracts of Title and Loan Agent. (See adv.)
Lewis Charles L, lawyer.
Litschert Robert J, jeweler.
McCusker Theresa, hair goods.
McGee Charles E, stoves and tinware.
Manderbach Wm, saloon.
Markle John E, physician.
Marlatt Hezekiah R, tinware.
Martin Win A, tile and brick.
Miller Mort, boots and shoes.
Miller & Gullett, lawyers.
Mills Ishmael C, grocer.
Mills & Alexander, blacksmiths.
Capital City Cigar.
Manufactured by JOHN RAUCH, 82 West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Corrugated Iron.
Manufactured and for sale by A. Knisely & Co., 72 & 74 W. Monroe Street, CHICAGO.
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Monks Christopher C, meat market. Monks & Spence, lawyers.
Moore & Newton, lawyers. Morrow Robert B, general store.
Neff David, saloon.
Neff John, grain. Patty Alonzo H, justice of the peace. Pottle James W, shoemaker.
Poyner Isaac L, grocer.
Preston & Seagraves, meat market.
Puckett & Mendenhall, grocers.
Ramsey Martin, restaurant.
Randolph County Bank, capital $100,000, A Stone pres, W A Martin cash. Reed & Reinheimer, druggists. Reinheimer Peter, hotel. Reinheimer Wm H, grocer. Rice & Vaughn, saw and planing mill. Richardson John, merchant tailor.
Roberts H M & Son, lumber.
Segraves John L, restaurant. Smith & Markle, physicians.
Snattinger M & Co, clothing.
Snedeker W B, restaurant. Stakebrake Andrew J, lawyer. Stakebake John L, furniture.
Stedke J H Rev (German Evangelical). Stine Joseph L, blacksmith.
Stringer Thomas, shoemaker.
Thomas James M, billiard hall.
Thompson & Marsh, lawyers.
Thornburg Richmond, merchant tailor.
Watson & Chaney, lawyers.
Watts Isaiah P, lawyer. Way Ella Mrs, milliner.
Way Morman, lawyer. Welch Edmund B, grocer.
Willits Levi R, restaurant.
Winchester Herald, John Com. mons Proprietor. (See adv.) Winchester Journal (weekly), Hodson & Beeson proprs. Wolverton Charles W, boots and shoes. Wright A W, dentist.
Youse Frank, sewing machines.
WINDFALL. This village, of 1000 inhabitants, is located on the P. C. & St. L. Ry, in Wildcat township, Tipton county, 7 miles north of Tipton, the county seat. . There are two churches - Methodist and Christian-and a graded school in the place. Wheat, corn and hogs are exported. Ex- press, American. Mail daily. E. L. Pick- ering, postmaster. Applegate P, blacksmith.
Austin W, physician.
Bailey W R, grocer.
Bailey & Freeman, grocers.
Beeson D C, blacksmith.
DANIEL LESLEY, PROPRIETOR Randolph County Abstract Office ABSTRACTER OF TITLES, WINCHESTER, IND.
Abstracts furnished. Titles examined and corrected. Deeds, Mortgages, etc., promptly and legally drawn. I have the only set of Abstract Books of Randolph County.
The Winchester Herald,
JOIN COMMONS, Editor and Publisher,
CSSTEAMED
Newspaper and Job Printing Office.
Winchester, Indiana,
THE HERALD HIAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER IN THE COUNTY.
PIANOS and ORGANS in All Styles and at All Prices, at THEO. PFAFFLIN & CO'S 58 & 60 North Pennsylvania St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
VICTOR HAND FIRE ENGINES
EWALD OVER,
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