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Harding Wm HI, hotel.
Helper A F, shoemaker.
Hendricks Wm H, drugs and groceries. Holmes James H, blacksmith.
Keith J H & Sons, planing mill.
Miller David, justice of the peace. Miller Wm, R R and Ex agt. Scott J G, woolen mill.
Shindler John, wagonmaker.
ONWARD. A rural postoffice in Cass county, located 9 miles southwest of Logansport, the county seat, contains Christian church, district school and two flour mills, deriving power from Pipe creek. Mail tri-weekly. John Costenlorder, post- master. Burns A M, physician.
Costeulorder John, Flour Mill.
Hanson John H, wagonmaker. Kilgore T, flour mill.
ONWARD STATION. Cass Co. (See Dow.)
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ORANGE. Or Fayetteville, as it was formerly known, is a village in Orange township, Fayette county, 12 miles south- west of Connersville, the county seat. Glenwood Station, 3 miles north, on C. H. & I. Ry, is the shipping point. Contains 200 inhabitants, two churches-Christian and Methodist-and graded school. Daily mail. Joseph George, postmaster. Conner & George, General Store. Creckmore Allson, shoemaker.
Daniel J P, justice of the peace.
Driggs A. S, wagonmaker.
Frazee E S Rev (Christian). Ileeb Carriage Co, wagon mnfrs. Hunt L S, general store.
Moore C E, druggist. O'Keif Timothy, shoemaker. Reed Charles A, blacksmith. Sipe R W, physician, Stone A T, saw mill. Stricker James M, blacksmith.
ORANGEVILLE. On Lost river, Orange county, is a town with a population of 100, located 9 miles northwest of Paoli, the county seat, and 8 miles southwest of Orleans, on L. N. A. & C. Ry. A flour mill is driven by water power furnished by the river. Mail semi-weekly. Van R. Nobbitt, postmaster.
Abel Samuel T, shoemaker.
Campbell John A, Fancy Job Printer.
Davis Samuel A, eattle dealer.
Gerkin Miller, blacksmith.
Hieks Samuel Rev (Methodist).
Hicks & Son, flour mill.
Noblitt Van IR, General Store.
Ritter & Carter, physicians.
Ross L HI, justice of the peace.
Thompson James, shoemaker. Wright H W Rev (Methodist).
ORCHARD GROVE. A post- office and village in Lake county, 10 miles south of Crown Point, the county seat, and nearest railroad approach, connected by a tri-weekly stage route with Hebion ---- fare $1-Lowell -- fare 50c. Mail tri.weekly. J. M. Kenney, postmaster.
Handley & Kenney, cheese mnfrs. Kenucy J DI, General Store. Volke W, blacksmith.
OREGON. In township of same name, county of Clark, locally known as New Market, is a village containing 75 per- sons, two churches - Presbyterian and
Christian -- and district school, located 22 miles northeast of Jeffersonville, the county scat, and 3 miles east of Otisco, a station on the Lou. Div. O. & M. Ry. Fourteen Mile creek furnishes good water power, but is not utilized at this place. Mail tri- weekly. Joel Amiek, postmaster. Amici Toel, General Store. Badger Lonis, harness.
. Badwin & Jones, meat market. Bottorff Thomas E, justice of the pesee. Carr F M, physician.
Cortner Alvin, carpenter. Covert John, physician. Haymaker I N, live stock.
Moore John, blacksmith.
Ray Gilbert, carpenter.
ORESTES, Is a recently established postoffice in Madison county.
ORGAN . SPRING. Located on Blue river, in Howard township, Washing- ton county, is a rural postoffee 12 miles south of Salem, the county seat, and place of shipment. Mail semi-weekly. H. C. Arnold, postmaster.
Andrew J T, flour mill.
Nagle George, justice of the peace.
ORION. Located on P. F. W. & C. Ry, in Kosciusko county, 4 miles west of Warsaw, the county seat, is a country post- office and flag station only. Mail daily. C. I. Foulke, postmaster and grocer.
ORLAND. This thriving village of 400 inhabitants is in Mill Grove township, Steuben county, 15 miles northwest of Angola court house, and 12 south of Bron- son, Mich., on L. S. & M. S. Ry, either of which are shipping points. Crooked creek furnishes power to operate a flour mill at this point. The place has a graded school, Baptist, Methodist, and Congregational churches. Mail received daily from Bron- son by stage. C. Schneider, postmaster. Bennett George, physician,
Bennett James U, live stock.
Bennett S L Miss, milliner. Birce WW WW, Lawyer. Bisbee Leonard, livery.
Black Gardner, justice of the peace.
Brown Wm M, lawyer. Burnham J M, hotel. Carver W EX, Hotel. Cause John A, grocer. Clark Wm F, grocer. Fox J & Co, drugs and books.
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Frisbie & Helme, wagonmakers. Gray A L & Co, General Store. Green Wm, cooper. Helme A M, shoemaker. Jones L D, photographer and jeweler. Kessler George, physician.
Kimball M M, agricultural implts.
Light James , Blacksmith.
McClung Mary Miss, dressmaker. Parker John G, general store.
Purdy N, justice of the peace.
Rice George, saddler. Roberts D H, general store.
Roberts John A, flour mill.
Sabin S C, furniture.
Schneider C, Postmaster.
Schneider Fred, grocer.
S. "s Thomas B, physician.
Stuck George A, grocer. Taylor, Wilder & Co, hardware,
THOHUDSON W WW, Furniture.
Wallace J H, physician. Wilkinson J J, physician.
ORLEANS. A village of 850 inhab- itants in township of same name, county of Orange, is located on the L. N. A. & C. Ry, 8 miles due north of Paoli, the county seat. Orleans is the shipping point for the entire county, thereby drawing a large trade for miles around. It is surrounded by forests of almost inexhaustible timber, which is extensively manufactured by five saw mills, three planing mills and two shingle factories, that, with grain, forms the chief shipments. The churches are Methodist, Christian, Presbyterian and Baptist. It has also an excellent graded school, two hotels and a weekly 'newspaper --- The Examiner (Repub- lican in politics). It has stage communi- cation with the county seat, Frech Lick and Baden Springs. Express, Adams and L. N, A. & C. Mail daily. Jeptha S. Jeter, postmaster. Alers Lizzie C Mrs, milliner. Ashley Martin A, barber.
Biggs T H, agt L N A & C Ry and Express Cos.
Bowles John H, druggist. Carter Wm, blacksmith. Carter & Reed, General Store.
Chamberlain John B, lumber.
Chenoweth & King, flour mill.
Clark James H, wagonmaker, Compton Grace G Mrs. dressmaker. Compton Wm HI, harnessmaker. Conder Charles A, grocer. Conder & Gifford, lumber. Cooper HI J, pub The Examiner.
Cox John J, furniture.
Cremer John II, carpenter. Fenimore John, general store. Ficklin John W, blacksmith. Fidler Squire, gunsmith.
Genochio John, baker.
Gifford & Mahan, general store. Glover Stephen J, wagonmaker. Graves Albert, medicine mnfr. Graves William XX, Proprietor
Phoenix Hotel.
Hardman David, druggist.
Hangher Alexander, lumber.
Hon Benton J, physician.
Jeter Jeptha S, tailor.
Keeth & Diehl, shoemakers.
Kemp JE, agt Adams Ex Co.
Kemp Win C R, stoves and tinware.
Laughlin E D & CE, physicians.
Lee Dempsey VV, Boots and Shoes.
Lingle John J, insurance agent.
Lingle Richard W, physician. Mahan Thomas G, lawyer.
Mallory & Merryman, livery.
Menaugh Volney B, painter.
Merryman & Mallory, Carriage and Wagonmakers.
Monger Charles P, justice of the peace.
Montgomery Sallie Mrs, milliner.
Moore Reynolds, lumber mnfr.
Nugent & Albertson, marble works.
Ochs & Busick, furniture.
Overman E T, physician.
Phenix Hotel, Wm H Graves, Pro- prietor. Pickens & Son, shingle mnfrs.
Pitts & Lee, Straw cutters.
Quarterman Valentine, brickmaker.
Reed Wm L, general store.
Roby John J, blacksmith.
Roby Tessie M Miss, milliner.
Galvards & Son, Marble Works. Smith & Lewis, lumber mnfrs.
Spear John Rev (Methodist).
Spicely Wm T, lawyer.
Steers John H, hotel and justice.
Taylor Eleaser H, undertaker. Taylor & Crate, lumber. The Examiner (weekly), HI J Cooper pubr.
Turley Newton, saw and flour mill.
Walker T B & Son, general store.
Webb Lizzie Miss, milliner.
Webb Thomas R, grocer.
Woner Jacob C, shingle mnfr.
Worrell James L, stoves and tinware.
ORTH. Was once called Beckville, is a country postoffice in Walnut township, Montgomery county, 12 miles southeast of
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Crawfordsville court house. New Ross, 3 miles south on the J. B. & W. Ry, is the shipping depot. Exports wheat, corn and live stock. Mail tri-weekly.
Charles Rowe, postmaster and justice of the peace.
OSGOOD. Is a thrifty village of 786 inhabitants, located on the O. & M. Ry, in Center township, Ripley county, 5 miles north of Versailles, the county seat, and 52 west of Cincinnati. This being the ship- ping point for Versailles and several other adjoining towns gives it a large trade throughout the county. It contains two churches -- Methodist and Catholic -- a grad- ed school, chair factory, foundry, flour mill, a weekly newspaper and three hotels. The Clark House is the best, having recently been refitted and refurnished. Daily stage line to Versailles. Express, O. & M. Tel- egraph, Western Union. Mail daily. Sam- uel M. Smith, postmaster.
Alexander Wmn M, stoves and tinware.
Barnard Joseph, grocer. Baylor John W, saloon. Brenton J T, physician.
Brenton 'T M & Co, Druggists, s w cor Buckeye and Ripley.
Burroughs Oscar F, hotel.
Clark Caleb WW, Proprietor Clark House.
Cravens John O, lawyer.
Dopp Killian, hotel.
Foster Thomas W, livery.
Freeman Edward D, physician.
Gallagher John F, grocer.
Glasgow & Harding, general store.
Goodjn L, agt O & M Ry and Ex Co.
Gooking Wm, stoves and tinware. Gould Erastus W, chair mnfr.
Gray Win, grocer.
Griffin George R, propr Ripley County Journal.
Harding & Adams, hardware.
Harlan Geo W, furniture.
Hartmann August, saloon. Hawes Henry, grocer, Holland Win G, lawyer.
Hoyle John B, physician. Kennes Jacob, shoemaker.
King Henry, foundry. Leedom E D, general store. Levi Isaac, meat market.
McKee David D, grocer.
Morrel Alfred E, justice of the peace. Perry Richard II, general store. Ripley County Journal (weekly), G R Grif- fin propr.
Shook F & J H, general store.
Smith Gammel MI, Postmaster and Druggist.
Trader George W, barber. Wagner Peter, saloon.
Watts Richard T, grocer.
Wilson W D & TE, flour mill.
OSSIAN. Is a village of 600 popula- tion on Ft. W. M. & C. R. R., in Jefferson township, Wells county, 10 miles north of Bluffton, the county scat. The place has three churches-Presbyterian, Methodist and Christian --- graded school, flour mill, saw mill, stave and heading manufactory. Staves, grain and lumber are the chief ex- ports. Mail received daily. American Express. Ransom Allen, postmaster.
Alien Ransom, Agricultural Imple- ments.
Austin A W & Bro, shoemakers.
Beaty & Doann, saw mill.
Crouse J W, physician.
Donaldson E R, general store.
Eastman Charles Postmaster.
TV, Assistant
Gelty Jacob, hotel and livery.
Glass J W & Co, live stock.
Gorrell James & Son, handle mnírs.
Haase F S, furniture.
Hatfield HI & Son, general store.
Hoover J H, druggist.
Kreef W ET, Carpenter.
McCollum James, blacksmith.
Meredith G B Rev (Methodist).
Metts John I, physician.
Miller W B, druggist.
Mitchell John Rev (Presbyterian).
Newman M N, physician.
Nimmons & Bro, staves and heading.
Seaton R L, grocer.
Spencer C Wy, Meat Market.
Stine D & Bro, blacksmiths. Struator W A Rev (Christian).
Vail E A, cooper. Weaver N, saddles and harness.
Wilson L F, flour mill.
OSITEGO. Is a village of 150 in- habitants, located in Kosciusko county, 8 miles northeast of Warsaw, the county seat, and 3 miles east of Leesburgh, on C. W. & M. Ry, either of which are shipping points for the place. Tippecanoe river furnishes power for flour mill. The churches are known as Baptist and Methodist, Mail semi-weekly. . John Hower, postmaster. Archer O C, wagonmaker.
Hower John, General Store.
A. L. Wright & Co.,
Carpets, Wall Paper and Upholstery,
47 & 49 S. Meridian St., Indianapolis.
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Johnson James, blacksmith. Johnson O T, justice. Michael E, physician. Puterbaugh A H, township trustee. Schoonover Wm R, physician. Shaw L, shoemaker. Starry Michael, miller. Wilson F HI, flour mill.
OTIS, This village, with a population of 250, is situated in LaPorte county, at crossing of L. S. & M. S. and L. N. A. & C. Rys. LaPorte, the seat of justice, is located 10 miles cast. The place has Cath- olic and Lutheran churches and graded schools. Wheat and hogs are exported. Express, United States. Mail daily. Wm. Reglein, postmaster.
Allison & Son, meat market.
Betz Frank, blacksmith.
Brown Joseph, wagonmaker.
Cattron W F, paper mill.
Dobeski Frank, shoemaker.
Hannaman E Rev (Lutheran).
Harmon E EL, Carpenter.
Heald Edward, flour mill.
Jurgenson Peter, shoemaker.
Machdzike L Rev (Catholic). Metz Wmn, furniture.
Nelson Mrs, hotel. Randall G R, R R agt.
Reglein Wri, Postmaster.
Seberger Mathias, dry goods and groceries. Smith John, saloon. .
Snyder Wm, general store and flour mill. Ulrich D, carpenter.
Warren C R, drugs and dry goods.
OTISCO. This village with 200 in- habitants, is located in Charlestown town- ship, Clark county, on Jeff. Branch of the O. & M. Ry, 20 miles north of Jefferson- ville court house. Has district school, Methodist and German Reform churches, and is the mail distributing office for Beth- lehem, Oregon, New Washington, Solon and Otto. Express, O. & M. Mail daily. Edward Covert, postmaster. Bolly Comad, shoemaker. Conner Sisney, general store.
Covert Edward, R R and Express Agent.
Cowling Samuel, undertaker. Eddy Richard B, physician. Evans S W, general store. Kirk James A, blacksmith. Neville Emily Mrs, milliner. St Clair Amos, wagonmaker.
OTTERBEIN. This village is sit- uated in Benton county, on the C. I. St. L. & C. and L. E. & W. R. Rs., 20 miles southeast of Fowler the county seat, with population of 175. Has Methodist church and graded school. Good opening for flour mill and furniture store. Daily stage con- nection with Poolsville-fare 50c. Express, United States. Mail daily. Herbert C. Woodhams, postmaster. Baker SE, hardware. Beeker Wm, stock dealer.
Bennett J C, saddles and harness.
Breckenridge and Warrick, commission.
Chenoweth R W, painter.
Clancy P M, saloon. Cox Joel C, justice of the peace.
Ekman Alfred, shoemaker.
Fisher Daniel, carpenter. Gray James A, physician.
Hawkins Levi, stock dealer.
Litz F, meat market. Long M, agt U S Ex.
McManis 'T B Rev (Methodist).
Moore George W, hotel and livery.
Moore H N, general store.
Moore Samuel C, general store.
Morgan John, general store.
Robinetie & Templin, blacksmiths.
Savage J A, druggist.
Schmidt Charles, wagonmaker.
Thompson John K, physician. Timmons Ira, general store.
Woodhams HK C, Insurance.
OTTO. Is a hamlet of 25 inhabitants in Clark county, on county road from Beth- lehem to New Washington, 30 miles north- east of Jeffersonville court house. It has a district school, Methodist and Christian church:es. Mail tri-weekly. William H. Boyer, postmaster. Berry Samuel, shoemaker.
Rover William IK, General Store. Consley Samuel C, justice of the peace. Giltner George, saw mill. Rook Sanford, blacksmith.
Stansbury Samuel _1, iniller.
Tucker Henry, Lawyer.
OTWELL. Jefferson township, Pike county, is a village with 200 inhabitants, distant II miles southeast of Petersburg, the county seat, II miles northwest of Jasper, on C. R. & S. W. Ry, and 15 southeast of Washington, on O. & M. Ry. Either of the last named are available shipping points. Contains two churches - Methodist and United Brethren-and district school. Tri-
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weekly stage communication with Peters- burg, fare 75c, and Jasper, fare 75c. Mail daily. L. L. Taylor, postmaster. Arnold L W, blacksmith.
Daniel D H, druggist and physician.
Dillon Samuel, general store.
Goodby A A Rev ( Methodist). Goodwin Dr, physician. Hedden W C, physician. Lafollett J P, hotel.
Lemmon W W, druggist and physician.
Ragsdale M H, physician. Taylor L L, Furniture.
OUFA. Established as a postoffice in ISSo, is a small place in Steuben county, 8% miles from Angola, the county seat, and 512 from Pleasant Lake Station, on the Ft. W. & J. R. R. It has a Methodist church and district school, Mail tri-weekly. O. A. Matthews, postmaster.
Carpenter H J Rev (Methodist).
Ingalls W R, lawyer. Lemon Clay, justice of the peace. Matthews O A, General Store.
OVID. Was formerly called New Co- lumbus, and is situated in Adams township, Madison county, on Fall creek, 7 miles south of Anderson, the county seat and most accessible shipping place. It has stage communication with Anderson --- fare 25c- and Knightstown-fare $1.oo. Population 40. Mail daily. L. S. Patterson, postmas- ter.
Fesler & Bro, general store. Forney John, saw mill. Monahan J P, justice of the pcace.
Parque & Patterson, Carpenters. Rumble & Wood, blacksmiths.
OTTEN. Also known as Herculaneum, is a village on the Ohio river, in Clark county, with a population of 50 persons, being 26 miles northeast of Jeffersonville, the county seat, and 8 miles east of Charles- town, the nearest railroad station. Adams Express. Daily mail. W. E. Bottorff, postmaster. Bottorff W E, General Store. Calvin Hugh, blacksmith. Kliensmith F, shoemaker. McCormick J C, justice of the peace. Taggart John, physician.
Taggart Wmn, grain and cattle.
OWENSBURGH. Is situated on the B. S. O. & B. Ry, in Jackson township, Greene county, 15 miles southeast of Bloom-
field court house. The village has 500 in- habitants, two hotels, spoke and hub fac- tory, flour mill, three churches-Methodist, Baptist and Christian-and graded schools. Coal, live stock and timber are the chief exports. Express, Adams. Daily mail. Charles Whitted, assistant postmaster. Beaty John, live stock ._
Blackburn Dr, physician. Blalock Andrew, blacksmith.
Blalock J C, carpenter.
Doord y RI, Flour Mill.
Bowdan I, W, physician.
Bridwell La Fayette, physician. Brown & Son, general store. Burcham Belle Mrs, hotel.
Dobbins 'Win, hardware.
Dowden & Mitchell, drugs.
Fields H V, R R and Ex agt.
George B F, justice of the peace.
Graham M, Carpenter.
Hatfield A, hotel. Hennon Frank, harnessmaker.
Hert & Son, dry goods.
Holt Dawes, wagonmaker.
Inman Isaac, jeweler.
Lancaster Samuel, Livery.
Lehman Peter, furniture.
Mc Kinzie & Co, milliners.
Owens Lilburn, Blacksmith.
Ryors, Ballinbacher & Co, spoke and hub muifrs.
Strosnider & Son, shoemakers,
Wharton & Wharton, shocmakers.
Whitted Charles, Druggist. Williams N W, physician.
Winder Wm, live stock.
Winder & Graham, general store.
OFFENSVILLE. A village with 850 inhabitants, is situated in Montgom- ery township, Gibson county, at term- inus of the Owensville Branch E. & T. H. R. R., 14 miles southeast of Princeton court house, and 25 northwest of Evansville. The village contains a good graded school, erected at a cost of $7.500, four churches- Presbyterian, Methodist and Baptist-grain elevator, hotel, two flouring mills, a weekly newspaper-Owensville Echo (Independent), -- and two societies, Masons and Odd Fel- lows. Wheat is the principal crop raised in the surrounding country, and that with live stock forms the chief exports. Express, Adams. Daily mail. S. W. Scott, post- master.
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Clark James TI, harnessmaker. Davis Wm T Rev (Methodist): Garrett Jesse 1I, barber.
Gentry Wyatt, live stock.
Gill N F Rev (Presbyterian). Gorman George W, lawyer. Harrison Thomas Mrs, milliner.
Hauss Frank W. R R and Ex agt.
Hoffman J F, blacksmith.
Hulfish D, shoemaker.
Hulfish Ewin D, editor Owensville Echo and books and stationery.
Jaquess Mary Mrs, hotel.
Kesterson George, saloon.
Kimball Wm B, stoves and tinware.
Kirkpatrick Madison, meat market.
Kirkpatrick Wm D, carpenter.
Lawrenson & Witherspoon, carpenter.
Lockhart Thomas, blacksmith.
McGinnis Richard P, druggist.
McReynolds John, cooper.
McReynolds Wm, confectioner.
Malone D R, physician.
Massey Wm T, saloon. Mathews & Keneipp, flour mill.
Mauck John, hotel. Messick John W, jeweler.
Mills I,omis C, Assistant Postmaster and Sewing Machines.
Montgomery David B Rev (Baptist).
Montgomery James, grain.
Montgomery Thomas J, physician.
Montgomery & Hudelson, general store.
Nau & Smith, bakers.
Neely John M, physician. Owensville Echo (weckly), Ewin D Hulfish editor.
Page Lewis, Harness, Peck Geo W, barber.
Phillips Frederick, painter.
Pollard Elizabeth Mrs, dressmaker.
Pruitt Bros, general store.
Robinson J A & Co, grain.
Scott William & Bro, General Store.
Scott & Iludelson, flour mill.
Simpson Samuel, saloon. Somers & Lockhart, agrl implts. Speck Wm A, general store.
Sprague A W, lawyer. Strickland Horace L, druggist. Summers Henry, meat market. Suratt Ralph M, blacksmith. Tichenor Willis H, blacksmith. Tremor John G, shoemaker.
Weaver Frederick, cooper.
Welborn F M & Co, general store. Woodruff A C, physician.
OWL PRAIRIE. Elmore town- ship, Davicss county, has 200 inhabit- ants, and is 16 miles north of Washington, the county seat. Its place of shipment is Sandborn, 6 miles west on the I. & V. Ry. ITas Methodist church and district school. Has semi-weekly stage connection with Newbury-fare 5oc ; and Washington, fare $1.50. Mail daily. A. R. Stalcup, post- master. Cutler M B, Jamber.
Gadberry HI O, jeweler. Irwin Robert, justice of the peace.
Rankin David, grocer.
Sears Barton, physician.
Sears T, drugs.
Simpkin D, saloon.
Staloup A IR, General Store and Live Stock.
Stuffle Andrew, livery. Taylor D H, poultry. Yount Daniel, blacksmith.
OXFORD. Located on the L, E. & W. Ry., in Oak Grove township, Benton county, I0 miles southeast of Fowler, the county seat, and 20 west of Lafayette, is a thrifty incorporated village of 750 inhabi- tants, surrounded by a rich farming coun- try. The place has three churches-Meth- odist, Christian and Presbyterian -- the Ox- ford Academy, three hotels, one bank and a weekly newspaper, the Tribune. Live stock and grain form the chief articles of export. Daily stage route to Pine Village --- fare 25c .- and Rainsville-fare 50c. Ex- press, United States. Mail daily. George IV. Pagett, postmaster.
Albaugh Jacob S, meat market.
Barnes James W, physician and druggist. Barnes Opha A, milliner.
Bell J M & Bro, Proprietors Ohio House. Bliss George W, carpenter.
Briar Mark J, wagonmaker. Briar & Brewer, blacksmiths.
Bryant & McGuire, painters.
Campbell James, photographer.
Carnahan Abram P, hotel.
Carnahan Alfred J, dry goods. Carnahan John G, jeweler. Casel H C Rev (Evangelist).
Chancellor & Thomas, boots and shoes.
Commercial Bank, R S Dwiggins pres, Z Dwiggins cash. Connolly James, saloon. Cowgill Alonzo, lawyer. Dailey Charles, lawyer. Dunning Asel, grocer.
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Foltz Cyrus, meat market.
Ives Clinton S, livery. Johnson August, tailor. Jones Heury, R R and Ex agt. Kelley Wm H, grocer.
Lank Mitchell, coal and lumber.
Lewis J & Son, grain. Lewis Martha Miss, millinery.
Lucas Lee R, general store.
McConnell Emanuel M, druggist.
McConnell Henry C, physician. McNeil Wm T, pubr Oxford Tribune.
Massser Arthur IR, Saloon and Billiard Room.
Messner & Smith, general store.
Miller Jacob, justice of the peace.
Chie House, J H Bell & Brother Pro- prietors.
Oxford Tribune (weekly), W T McNeil pubr.
Pagett George W, apiarian.
Parker Charles W, wagonmaker.
Payne Edwin J, justice of the peace. Payne Eldridge J, hotel.
Ripple John J, hardware. Roberts Samuel R, physician.
Ross John P, furniture. Ross Wm, dentist. Scott Wm M, druggist.
Shelby Wm, barber. Shenkenberger Henry C, shoemaker.
Sleeper Win M, nursery. Smith Hiram, carpenter,
Sunderland Mary E Miss, dressmaker. Wilmoth Joel C, hardware.
Wood Robert, harnessmaler.
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