USA > Indiana > Indiana State gazetteer and business directory, 1880-81, Volume I pt. 2 > Part 9
Note: The text from this book was generated using artificial intelligence so there may be some errors. The full pages can be found on Archive.org (link on the Part 1 page).
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6 | Part 7 | Part 8 | Part 9 | Part 10 | Part 11 | Part 12 | Part 13 | Part 14 | Part 15 | Part 16 | Part 17 | Part 18 | Part 19 | Part 20 | Part 21 | Part 22 | Part 23 | Part 24 | Part 25 | Part 26 | Part 27 | Part 28 | Part 29 | Part 30 | Part 31 | Part 32 | Part 33 | Part 34 | Part 35 | Part 36 | Part 37 | Part 38 | Part 39 | Part 40 | Part 41 | Part 42 | Part 43 | Part 44 | Part 45 | Part 46 | Part 47 | Part 48 | Part 49 | Part 50 | Part 51 | Part 52 | Part 53 | Part 54 | Part 55 | Part 56 | Part 57 | Part 58 | Part 59 | Part 60 | Part 61 | Part 62 | Part 63 | Part 64 | Part 65 | Part 66 | Part 67 | Part 68 | Part 69 | Part 70 | Part 71 | Part 72 | Part 73 | Part 74 | Part 75 | Part 76 | Part 77 | Part 78 | Part 79
Yarbrough Francis B, dentist. Yarbrough Sarah E, milliner. Young Margaret J, milliner. Zeis Conrad FX, Baker, Confectioner and Grocer.
PALESTINE. Franklin county. (See Wy'nın.)
PALESTINE. Hancock county. (See Sugar Creek.)
PALESTINE. Having a population of 300, is located in Kosciusko county, 7 miles southwest of Warsaw, the county seat and place of shipment. Trimble creek fur- nishes power to drive one flour mill. The village has two churches-Methodist and Christian. Mail semi-weekly. F. M. Pear- man, postmaster. Henderson Wm, flour mill. Horn A, drugs. Huffman G L, saw mill.
Pearman F ME, Physician. Uplinger E W, general store. Warrick Geo, shoemaker.
PADORA. A discontinued postof- fice in l'atoka township, Crawford county, 18 miles northwest of Leavenworth, the county seat and most available shipping point. Mail is now received at Wickliff postoffice, 4 miles west.
PALMYRA, Has 250 inhabitants and is located in Morgan township, Harri- son county, 15 miles due north of Corydon court house. New Albany, 18 miles south- east, is the usual shipping place. Mail re- ceived daily by stage from New Albany. The place has three churches -. United Brethren, Methodist and Christian -- and district school. Irena A. Taylor, post- master. Bott Wmn W, saloon. Brown Thompson & Bro, general store. Burns S, physician.
Crim & McPhecters, flour mill.
Cullens & Taylor, coopers. Davis C P, physician.
Finley John F, physician.
Hancock C L, millinery. Hancock Jonathan F, Hotel. Hardman John. justice of the peace. Jones Wm C, shoemaker.
Keisler Geo, wagonmaker.
McCollen Hays B, justice of the peace. Martin & Huff, general store. Osborn Mary D Mrs, Flour Mill. Ransom J L, hotel. Reising Adam, broom mnfr. Reising & Sattler, blacksmiths. Rosenbarger David, carpenter. Simpson John, carpenter. Taylor Irena A, Wholesale and Re- tail Millinery.
PAOLI. The county seat of Orange county, is a village containing 700 inhabi- tants situated on the old New Albany and Vincennes Turnpike, S miles south of Or- leans, on the L. N. A. & C. Ry., its shipping point, and IIo southwest of Indianapolis. The village has three churches -- Methodist, Presbyterian and Baptist-graded and the Southern Indiana Normal schools, one hotel and a weekly newspaper-the News. It has daily stage communication with Orleans and tri-weekly with New Albany. Mail is received twice a day from Orleans and tri- weekly from New Albany. Andrew J. Rhodes, postmaster.
BINGHAM, WALE & MATHEW, ) Solid Silver Spoons, Etc., 12 Last Washington street INDIANAPOLIS, IND. ) for Wedding Presents,
--
WM. M. BELL
Sells Houses, Lots and Farms, No. 307 Upper Third St., Evansville, Ind.
PAR AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. PAR 607
Albert John C, hotel. Andrews J M, general store. Baggerly Wm, milliner. Bowles L S, drugs. Buskirk Thomas B, lawyer. Cox Joseph, lawyer.
Dayhuff Ellen Miss, milliner. Dickey Anthony T, blacksmith.
Farrell & Noblitt, Lawyers. Gibener E M, wagonmaker. Goodpaster A, cattle dealer.
Harvey & Riley, furniture. Hollingsworth J W, jeweler.
Hoppie W F, boots and shoes.
How Ulrich H, physician.
King & Bro, cigars and tobacco.
King & Strucker, Flour Mill.
Lindley Laban, physician. Lindley W O & Co, livery. Lingle Benjamin M, saddler.
McVey Alfred, wagonmaker. Martin Wm H, lawyer. Matthews & Harvey, furniture. Meginity J S, propr Paoli News, Osborn W F, dry goods.
Paoli News (weekly), J S Meginity propr. Parsons A S, barber.
Pinnick G W, wagonmaker.
Pro C & Son, grocers.
Pro George, blacksmith. Rhodes Andrew J, Grocer. Riley Benjamin D, tinner.
Scott & Wolfe, drugs. Simpson Arthur J, lawyer. Snyder Jacob, blacksmith. Stinson Benjamin, insurance agt. Stout & Bro, general store. Throop & Throop, lawyers. Trueblood, A W, dentist. Wells & Andrews, agricultural implts. White & Hancock, confectioners.
PARAGON. On White river, in Morgan county, is a thriving place of 400 inhabitants, 37 miles southwest of Indian- apolis and 7 miles southwest of Martins- ville, the county seat, located on the I. & V. Ry. The village contains Christian church and an unusually good graded school. Grain and hogs are the principal shipments. A good flour mill would prove profitable here. Mail daily. J. K. Stout, postmaster.
Abbett Charles, wagonmaker. Ashley Thomas, justice of the peace. Byram Anna Mrs, hotel. Ellett John, wagonmaker. Farr U II, physician, Goulding & Hugh, Saw Mill.
Johnson P, shoemaker. Jones C II, general store. Knight James H, physician. Maddex John, hotel. Maris T D Rev (Christian).
Prather J W, drugs. Prather J W & Co, saw mill.
Laber Charles, Dentist. Raber P A & Son, general store. Robinson Gabriel, blacksmith.
Robinson J C, blacksmith. Ross A, justice of the peace. Stout J KE, General Store.
PARIS. Located on Lou. Div. O. & M. Ry, one-half mile from the station known locally as Paris Crossing, has a pop- ulation of 300, and is located in Jennings county, distant 12 miles south of Vernon, the county seat. The village contains Methodist church and district school. O. & M. Express. Mail daily. W. W. Dixon, postmaster. Antel Lewis, wagonmaker.
Ayres Joseph, undertaker. Burton W H Rev (Methodist).
Cave J C, dentist. Dixon W W, Postmaster.
Farthing R, Huckster.
Hill J A, general store. Jones Edward, cattle dealer.
Jones Philip, hotel. Joues W A, General Store and Wool- en Mill.
Lafeber J M, druggist and physician. Lett W, carpenter. Ray Daniel, blacksmith.
Reynolds J M, carpenter. Rowland J H, carpenter.
Russell B. F, physician.
Tibbetts J C, harness.
Tibbetts M, tinner.
Tobias John, justice of the peace. Tobias M J, cattle dealer.
Wilson J HI, R R and Ex agt.
PARIS CROSSING. Isthe; . office for station of same name, on the I wo. Branch O. & M. Ry, and for town of le .. I mile southwest in Montgomery town .. |i Jennings county, located 12 miles . » !!! Vernon, the county seat, population Express, O. & M. Mail daily. Hms. ... Humphrey, postmaster. Calhoun Christy, harne smaker.
Deputy Solomon, cattle dealer. Gaddy O, physician and drugs. .. Hanna James, physician. Harlow Albert, shoemaker.
-
4
Bakers files, Confectioners Nurance, &c. Brass I'munder ...... . ...
-
pola Urich.
A PONTADLE CTOLAY SALT ERILL,
driven profitably by & Threshing Engine, manufactured by CHANDLER & TAYLOS, (! Indianapolis, Ind. See page 3.
608 PAR INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER PAS
Fill Allen Rev, clergyman. Horn T B, wagonmaker. Hudson A V, cattle dealer. Humphrey Winx G, General Store.
Montgomery David, wagonmaker.
Montgomery Thomas, blacksmith.
Riggs George, blacksmith, Swarthout J M Mrs, milliner.
Tobias M J, cattle dealer. Troutman Jacob, hotel. Vest B ff, general store. Wilson James H, R R and Ex agt.
PARK. With a population of 150, is located in Richland township, Greene coun- ty, 6 miles southeast of Bloomfield, the county seat, and 3 miles northeast of Min- eral City, on the B. S. O. & B. Ry. Mail semi-weekly. N. C. Burge, postmaster. Durge N C, Physician.
Combs Pleasant, general store.
Cullison Robert Rev (Methodist). Goad Abraham, blacksmith.
Goad Jordan, wagonmaker. Heaton Wm, justice of the peace.
Jones Jefferson, blacksmith.
Messenger John, shoemaker. Sleeth Jaines, carpenter.
Sparks Henry, cattle dealer, Stalcup James, stock raiser. Stanfield Austin, stock raiser.
PARKER. Otherwise
known 2S Morristown, is located in Randolph county, on C. C. C. & I. Ry, 12 miles west of Win- chester, the county seat, and 63 miles northeast of Indianapolis. With a popu- lation of 200, the village has two churches --- Methodist and Friends-and graded school. Express, United States. Mail
daily. Il. Hinchman, postmaster. Brown C C, general store. Cecil G , constable. Deal Peter, blacksmith. Dick H J. carpenter. Dotson Charles, grain dealer.
Dragoo B F, carpenter. Friddle E Ai, blacksmith. Gwin M M Rev (Christian).
ELinelinzenIz EM, Hotel, Railroad and Express agent. Tones John A, justice of the peace.
Karus L HK, Insurance. Knapp A, blacksmith. Meeks J & J, stock dealers. Muller F M, painter.
Orr D F, physician. Phillips M A, carpenter. Rameston James, grocer.
Rheinard G R, drugs. Ross W D Rev (Christian). Scott John R, general store. Shaw & Wood, Flour Mill. Thompson Henry, blacksmith. Watson Wm W, harness. Wilson J E, saw mill.
PARKERSBURG. Inhabited by 90 persons, in Scott township, Montgom- ery county, is located 1112 miles due south. of Crawfordsville court house, and 116 north of Raccoon Station, on the I. D. & S. Ry. There are Methodist, Christian, and Presbyterian churches, and district school in the village. Mail is received daily. G. WV. James, postmaster. Cleveland James, wagonmaker.
Dale Win, hotel. Freeman John M, harness. Graham James F, blacksmith.
Hendrix Albert, blacksmith. Higgins W B, wagonmaker.
Hyten W H, physician. James George W; Grocer.
James Jonathan W, general store. James Mary E, general store. James Matthew F, shoemaker. Lucas H W, saw mill. Straughn J W, physician. Straughn K K, physician. Welch.J E, blacksmith.
PARKER'S SETTLEMENT. A postoffice in Posey county , 16 miles northi- east of Mount Vernon, the county seat, St. Philip's Station, 4 miles south on the St. L. & S. E. Ry., is the place of shipment. Tri- weekly stage route to Evansville-fare 75c. -- and New Harmony-fare $1. Mail daily. Kath Hofmann, postmaster. Denstorff Herman, physician. Griess Charles, blacksmith. Harth Casper, blacksmith. Hofmann Katlı, Postmaster, Pfelecher Jacob, carpenter. Schaefer Philip, hotel and grocer.
PARKETILLE, Greene township, Parke county, is a rural postoffice, located II miles northeast of Rockville, the county seat. Guion, 3 miles northwest at crossing of Log. Div. T. I. & I. and I. D. & S. R. Rs., is its shipping point. Mail tri- weekly. J. I. Norman, postmaster.
PASIL.UJI. Possessing 50 inhabitants, is in LaGrange county, 11 miles west of LaGrange, the county seat, and nearest rail
Capital City Cigar
Manufactured by JOHN RAUCH, 82 West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
-
GALVANIZED TRON CORITTERS A, KNISELY & CO., 72 & 74 W. Monroe St. ILUnd.Chicago. Send for Catalogue and Prices.
PAT
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. PAT 609
approach. Mail received four times each wcek. J. W. Myers, postmaster.
Kingler Galentine, lawyer. Miller Jacob E, hotel.
Miller Jacob S, justice of the peace.
Myers J W, Physician.
Philips Wesley, shoemaker. Snyder Charles, blacksmith. Stutsman A, general store. Weirich J G, wagonmaker.
PATOKA. Gibson county, pleasant- ly situated on the E. & T. H. R. R. and the river from which it derives its name, is a busy, manufacturing town of 900 inhab- itauts, 3 miles north of Princeton, the coun- ty seat, 21 south of Vincennes and 31 north of Evansville. Patoka is an Indian name sig- nifying " log in the bottom," The location is especially favorable to extensive manu- facturing, as the railroad facilities are good, the incxhaustible supply of oak, poplar, hickory and beech timber, the stone quar- ries, and immense deposits of coal and pot- ters' clay, all easy of access, make some of the most prominent inducements to safe and profitable investment. Its present manu- factories consist of three saw mills, three four inills and a distillery, with a capacity of 500 bushels of corn daily, but the pro- daction exceeds this demand, and in wheat the production overreaches the local de- mand probably 75,000 bushels annually. Patoka river furnishes good water power and is now being made navigable for 100 miles east by a slack water navigation com- pany, with capital stock of $10,000, which is proving successful. Its educational and religious advantages consist of an excellent graded school and three churches-Presby- terian, Methodist and Baptist. Adams Ex- press. Western Union Telegraph Co. Daily mail. Samuel A. Sewart, postmas- ter.
Adams Express Co, Forbes C Cowden agt.
Adams John Rev (Baptist).
Alvis Lucius F, blacksmith.
Bingham & Co, general store and flour mill.
Bocrk Emil, saloon.
Brown Pleasant D, undertaker.
Church Medicine Co, patent medicines.
Coleman Dixon, meat market,
Cowden Forbes C, R R, ex and telagt.
Damon Hezekiah C, hotel.
Fisher George C, general store and physi- cian. French Bros, flour mill.
Gibbs George B, physician.
Givens Wni, saloon.
Hawes Edward Rev (Methodist).
Howard John B, physician.
Hudelson W F, township trustee.
Hudspeth Wm W, blacksmith.
Ingle Heber, Hard Wood Lumber Manufacturer, Saw Mill and General Store.
Jerauld Hf C & Co, grain.
Jerauld Thomas, dry goods.
Kenerly Andrew J, wagonmaker.
Kitchell Moses, shoemaker.
Lamb Whitman C, grocer.
Lockhart Ephraim G, justice of the peace. Milburn Mary F, hotel.
Morlock Jacob, distiller.
Pagin & Co, staves and heading.
Palme Edwin R, blacksmith.
tt Robert N, Saw Mill and
Hard Wood Lumber Manufacturer. (See ad'v.) Sears Gavin M, physician.
Sears W S & Bro, druggists.
Smith John, live stock.
Stewart Samuel A, postmaster.
Stewart & Danks, Grocers.
Starmant Riley, saw mill.
Weber Robert, flour mill.
West Edmund, barber.
Western Union Telegraph Co, Forbes C Cowden mngr.
R. N. PARRETT,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
ASH, OAK, POPLAR, GUM and WALNUT. PATOKA, INDIANA, 33
Theo. Pfafflin & Co.
The leading Piano and Organ Honse of the West. send for Free-lists and Catalog. .. 68 and CO North Pennsylvania St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
VICTOR ONE-HORSE GRAIN DRILLS,
Indianapolis, Inc.
610 PAT INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER PAX
PATRICKSBURG. Called for- merly Lancaster, is a thriving village with a population of 400, located in Owen coun- ty, 12 miles west of Spencer the county seat, and nearest rail approach. Contains three churches- Christian, Lutheran and Methodist -- and graded school. Lumber and spokes are the principal articles of ex- port. Mail tri-weekly. E. F. Harrold, postmaster. Coats & Schinalz, dry goods. Gantz T, drugs,
Harrison Silas, hub and spoke mufr.
Harrold E F, Saddles and Harness. Harstine Henry, tinner.
Hass E, drugs. Ilass F, dry goods.
Keiser & Bro, blacksmiths.
Magerline Stephen, flour mill.
Magill J C, furniture.
Merrill } ER, Hardware.
Nation J W, carpenter.
Phillips S C, meat market.
Rentschler & Beaty, hardware.
Richards & Loyd, planing mill.
Richards & Sloan, physicians.
Rinehart V P, hotel.
Royer WV, hotel. Rover & Son, General Store.
Schepper Henry, saloon.
Schmalz John, shoemaker.
Vliet Daniel, carpenter.
Vliet John E, barber.
Weeber C, wagonmaker.
Williams J A, physician. Williams Win, physician. Zinckler J, furniture.
PATRIOT. A prosperous village of 700 inhabitants on the Ohio river, located in Switzerland county, 20 miles northeast of Vevay, the county seat. Patriot has two churches-Methodist and Universalist -- and high school. Good point for the lo- cation of a flour mill. Daily stage to Ris- ing Sun-fare 5oc. Express, Adams. Mail daily. Alfred Moredock, postmaster. Baxter P, boots and shoes.
Bonnell T O, hardware. Bruner J, saloon.
Charles S A, hotel. Cove J C, dentist. Dibble H, meat market. Fletcher Cora, milliner. Green, Merritt & Butler, grain and cattle. Green William, general store. Gurley J &, lawyer. Merrick H B, shoemaker. Heyn & Bro, dry goods.
Howe S & Co, general store.
Jamieson R A, physician.
Love && Boyle, general store.
Lowe HT, blacksmith.
Merritt D & Co, livery. Moredock Alfred, General Store.
North William, general store.
Olcott W A, druggist and physician, Pate \ T & Co, Distillers.
Platt Ralph, blacksmith.
Robinson E M, shoemaker.
Rutter R R, physician.
Scranton J S, saloon.
Shirey J W, saloon, Smock W G, wagonmaker.
Taylor A Z, meat market.
Taylor J & Son, barbers. Tait & Long, blacksmiths.
Van Houtan S II, general store.
Wade G B, lawyer.
Wade S, wagonmaker.
Wade S W, justice of the peace.
Walkter & Watts, Lawyers.
Watts V Mrs, milliner.
PATRONVILLE. Located in Spencer county, 5 miles west of Rockport. the county seat and place of shipment, is a rural postoffice for the convenience of a farming community. Mail tri-weekly. E ... P. Harrison, postmaster.
PAW PAW. In Richland township, Miami county, 12 miles northeast of Peru, the county seat, is a station on the Eel Kiv- er Division W. St. L. & P. Ry. The Wi- lage has 50 inhabitants, Methodist social and district school. Daily mail. J. s. Armantront, postmaster.
Armantrout F &, Grocer and blich .- smith. Cook John, shoemaker. Deal R H, blacksmith. Hardwick H, stock dealer. Jones J M, justice of the peace.
Miller G B, hotel. Miller N G, stock dealer.
Miller S C Rev (Methodist).
PAXTON. An enterprising
village in Sullivan county, with a ; tion of 250, located on the E. & T. R., 32 miles south of Terre Haute miles south of Sullivan, the sest of
Hlas a Christian church and graudet.
Express, Adams. Mail daily. 1. F 1 postmaster. Briggs C F, physician. Eaton R G, general store.
A. L. WRIGHT & CO.,
Carpetings in all ". WHOLL-ATE VA !! INDIANPOLI ..
1
2
1
i
C
-
1
1. 4
:
Cobb & Branham,
INDIANAPOLIS, have Gas Coke for sale.
PEC AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. PEN 611
Griffith Wm, general store.
Hardesty & Ambrose, flour mill.
Howard J S, Railroad and Express Agent. Lamb K FP, Postmaster.
Mckinney John T, drugs and groceries. Payton H H, physician.
Sloop Henry O, blacksmith.
Walters & Ilancock, grain dealers.
PECKSBURG. Twenty-three miles west of Indianapolis, on the St. L. V. T. H. & I. R. R., with 75 inhabitants, is located in Clay township, Hendricks county, 8 miles southwest of Danville, the county seat. Butter, eggs and produce are the chief exports. Mail daily. T. S. Mar- shal, postmaster.
Archer Alex & Son, blacksmiths,
Hamblin Vincent, apiarian.
Harvey Robert N Rev (Baptist).
Hallowell Robert T, lawyer.
House George H F, physician.
Marshal Thomas S, B. e and Poul- try Raiser.
Roberts Morgan, General Store and Railroad Agent.
Shirely James, painter and carpenter. Shirely Wm, general store. Truster Wm Rev (Lutheran).
West & Whicker, poultry breeders.
PEKIN. A postoffice and station on the L. N. A. & C. Ry, in Polk township Washington county, 9 miles southeast of Salem, the county seat, and 23 northwest of Louisville. The place has 50 inhabitants, two churches -- Methodist and Christian --- district school and a flour mill, deriving its power from Blue river, which flows through the village. Express, Union. Mail daily. G. M. Johnson, postmaster,
. Baker T Il .B, physician. Bierly D W, general store. Cauble & Shanks, flour mill.
Crabb Cyrus, shoemaker,
Fox D C, physician. Gray Newton, blacksmith.
Humphrey Isaac, blacksmith.
Johnson Ex MI, General Store and Railroad Agent.
Martin John Rev, clergyman. Meadors T J, blacksmith. Platt Albert, wagonmaker. Mush & Johnson, General Store.
PENDLETON. Was settled in 1816 by Mr. Thomas H. Pendleton, for
whom it was named, and is located in Fall Creek township, Madison county, on the C. C. C. & I. Ry, 8 miles south of Anderson and 28 northeast of Indianapolis. The village contains 612 inhabitants, three churches --- Methodist, Friends and Univer- salist -- a graded school, four flour mills, one saw mill, one bank, one hotel and a weekly newspaper -- the Republicer. It is surround- ed by an excellent grain growing district and has substantial business blocks, fine residences and energetic business men. Grain, hogs, cattle, shecp and lumber are exported. Express, United States. Mail daily. Wmn. F. Morris, postmaster. Aiman Benjamin F, flour mill.
Alexander Lot E, Physician and Surgeon, e s State's Main.
Beck Robert R, barber.
Beeson Angy M Mrs, milliner.
Beeson James H, dentist,
Brewington R F Rev (Methodist).
Brown John, blacksmith.
Bryant George, blacksmith.
Caddy Charles B, propr Pendleton Repub. lican.
Carroll Abraham B, justice of the peace.
Chapman Erastus O, flour mill.
Clark David S, hotel.
Cockayne Benjamin, wagonmaker.
Cole G IV & Bro, grocer.
Collis Enos W, jewelry.
Cook Wm, sewing machines.
Cottey & Co, gents' furnishings.
Cumins Edward, shoemaker.
Farmers' Bank, capital $10,000, A B Taylor pres, E P Rogers cash. Frampton Win C, wagon mnfr.
Frampion & Teague, grocers.
Givens Lemuel D, barber.
. Goodrich & Hardman, lawyers.
Hallowell George, meat market.
Ilardy Joseph O, grain. Heffer G & F, saddles and harness.
Ireland A S, saddles and harness.
Ireland John & Son, blacksmiths.
Ireland Stephenson & Co, hardware.
Irish Ira, druggist. Irish Harry R, grocer.
James Joshua P, furniture.
Johnston John D, shoemaker. Lake Nathaniel, saloon.
Lewark John W, livery.
Lewis Walter II, physician.
Lukens & Son, general store.
Lukins Benjamin & Co, grain. Morris & Rogers, general store. Page John R, R R and Ex agt. Patterson John T, tailor.
OLD BOOKS BOUGHT | Communications Promptly Answered,
At SPRAGUE'S, 201 17. Madison St.
A PORTABLE COULAY SAW MILL, 612 PEN
driven profitably by & Ir manufactured by CHANDLER & I'YEAN, Of Indianapolis, Ind. Fre pas.
INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER PEA
Pendleton Republican (weekly), C B Caddy propr.
Reid John A, wagonmaker. Rinewald Isaac P', boot and shoemaker. Roberts & Fussell, meat market.
Rogers J J & Son, druggists.
Scott C E Mrs, milliner. Silver James R & Son, general store. Skillen James, flour mill. Stewart William T, general store.
Taylor A B & Son, grain.
Thomas Oliver HI, dentist.
Todd & Taylor, general store.
Tyler & Lewis, hardware. Walker William, livery. Welch Mattie J Mrs, milliner.
Yost Lewis M, flour and saw mill.
PENNSYLVANIABURG. Rip- Jey county. (See Hermaan.)
PENNVILLE. Formerly called Camden, contains 700 inhabitants, graded school, Friends, Methodist and Christian churches. The village is situated in Penn township, Jay county, 1216 miles northwest of Portland court house, and 12 west of Bryant, on the G. R. & I. R. R. The chief exports are wheat, lumber and corn. Has stage communication with Portland-fare 5oc .-- Bryant-fare 50c .- and Bluffton- fare 75c. Mail daily. H. Z. Jenkins, postmaster. Adamson E H, hotel. Allen Wm T, cabinetmaker. Berworth Jacob, physician. Bourne # H, Grocer. Bowman John, carpenter. Frank Simon, general store. Freeman Wm, physician. Great Miram, Nursery. Hern Wm C, physician. Hoover & Winters, hardware.
Hopkins Carrie Mrs, milliner.
Hughes Charles & Son, boots and shoes. Jackson & McGiffin, general store.
Jenkins H Z, Postmaster.
Jenkins Wm Z, grocer. Johnson Augustus, wagonmaker.
Johnson Samuel, justice of the peace. Jones Thomas, blacksmith. Lewis E B Mrs, physician. Lupton A, wagonmaker.
Lupton & Larrick, blacksmiths.
Moore John 'T, Planing Mill. Paxson C C, live stock. Paxson Heston, shoemaker.
Place A T, meat market. Regester Sarah C Mrs, dressmaker.
Riley Davis, harness.
Roberts & Vance, furniture. Russell James A & Co, drugs. Schneider FF X, tanner. Sheaff S A, flour mill.
Shepherd T S, physician.
Trucks Wm, hotel.
Turner Thomas R, lawyer. Whetsell & Orcutt, drugs. -
PEORIA. With go inhabile is located in Franklin county, 7 B.le. : A1 of Brookville, the county seat, ani i: cessible shipping point. Ha, a ,1:4t church, district school, and tri-w ...
connection with Hamilton, Oh .
tri-weekly. W. P. Jenkins, joimater. Goshorn D, produce.
Howell C B Kev (Presbyterian . JenIcins WY E, General Store. Perry Dr, physician.
Spangler H, blacksmith.
PEORIA. Miami county. (S R. serve. )
PEPPERTOWN. A village in Franklin county, with a population o. 75, is located 9 miles southwest of Brook: ille, the county seat. Metamora, 5 miles north, on the W. W. V. R. R., is the shipping de. pot. Mail weekly. A. Pepper, postmaster. Fichtenkamp John, cooper.
Gehringer John, shoemaker.
Kirsch Martin, physician. Koenner Louis, general store.
Pepper August, General Store and llotel.
Pepper Karl, saw mill.
Pepper Louis, saloon and lumber. Peter Andrew, wagonmaker. Reifel Jacob, blacksmith.
PERKINSVILLE. On White river, having a population of 200, is a vil- lage located in Madison county, 12 miles northwest of Anderson, the county seat and usual shipping depot. A flour miill is oper- ated here by power furnished from the river. The place has two churches ---- Methodist and United Brethren-and district schools. Mail stage route to Anderson-fare 75c --- tri-weekly. E. C. Stephenson, postmaster. Adair Wm, saw mill.
F Albright John, harness.
Applegate A J, general store. Applegate James B, Drugs. Baunner George, blacksmith. Branch C N, physician.
.
--
C. BRADFORD, Solicitor of Patente, 18 Hubbard Biock, Indianapolis, Ind. Call or write for Information.
1
, 27
our of
, gr
'he:
, Cc les St.
MERRILL, HUBBARD & CO .. Law Publishers and Booksellers, INDIANAPOLIS.
PER AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. PER 613
Deselnes Thomas T, wagon mnfr. Divine CE, physician. Estler J W, shoemaker. Garretson J M, physician. Garrison Samuel, gunsmith. Hamerly & Co, general store.
HIenn CF, tailor. Hollingsworth Johr, carpenter. Hougham J S, physician.
House Newton, Flour Mill. Kurtz Samuel, justice of the peace,
Kurtz W E & Co, furniture.
Lannes George, saloon.
Lee Daniel, blacksmith.
Perkins J A, harness.
Shinkle Samuel, shoemaker. Smith J W Rev (Methodist). Stephenson E C, Grocer. Young George, carpenter. Zeller Wm S, flour mill.
PERRY. Allen county. (See Hun- lertown.)
PERRYSBURGH. In Union township, Miami county, with a population of 150, is located 12 miles northwest of Peru, the county seat. Deedsville, on I. P. & C. Ry, 3 miles east, is its shipping point. Mail tri-weekly. Jacob S. Rannells, post- master.
Ager N A, physician. Fisher Abraham, blacksmith.
Need help finding more records? Try our genealogical records directory which has more than 1 million sources to help you more easily locate the available records.