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Indiana Quarries Co, N T Joiner supt King Harry, r r, exp and tel agt
Mclachlan Oliver, physician
Mendenhall Stacy E, publr Oolitic News
Miller Bros (Frank and Wm), confrs and coal
Miller Felix, furniture
Oolitic Commercial Club, A C Clark pres, S E Mendenhall sec
Oolitic Furniture Co (O L and Clyde Brown)
Oolitic Light & Power Co, Marshall Miller mngr
Oolitic News (bi-weekly), S E Men- denhall publr
Oolitic Theatre, Smallwood & Cazee proprs
Owens Leslie, saw mill
Pace Jennie, milliner
Patrick Thomas, grocer Public Library, Roy Julian librarian
Reath Bernard, coal
Rock Tony, grocer
Smallwood Clara, milliner
Smallwood L A, drugs
Union Lumber Co, Gilbert Pierce mngr Watson Delbert, genl store
I Yost J F, photogr and cement blks
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ORA
Population, 300. On the C. & E. R. R. in North Bend township, Starke county, 12 miles from Knox, the coun- ty seat and 6 from Monterey, the near- est banking point. Exp., W. F. & Co. Samuel Oberlin, postmaster.
Auw M J, drugs Collins George, genl store
Garman Grain Co
OBERLIN SAMUEL. Postmaster
Parker A, physician
Peters Frank, restaurant
Shoemaker S E Mrs, genl store
Slavin H, dry goods
Teems George, rr and exp agt
Walters W H, cement blocks
Warne & Maxwell, milliners
ORANGE
Population, 175. In Fayette county, 3 miles from Glenwood, its banking and shipping point, whence mail is
supplied by rural delivery.
Moore C E, drugs
Scott J C, grocer Stevens & Son, genl store Stone J W, saw mill
ORANGEVILLE
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Orange county, 6 miles from Orleans, its banking and shipping point, whence mail is supplied by rural delivery. Campbell J A, gent store
Cleveland G W, genl store
Faulkner N C, flour mill
OREGON
Clark county. R. D. from Marys- ville. Long W A, genl store
ORESTES
Population, 150. On the L. E. & W. R. R., in Monroe township, Madison county, 15 miles from Anderson, the county seat, and 3 from Alexandria, its banking point. Exp., W. F. & Co. R. F. Burwell, postmaster.
BURWELL RAY F, Confectioner and Postmaster
Cook Joel, physician
Duke R A, grocer
Lane G C, exp agt
McMahin S C, wagonmkr Noble Jacob, genl store
Orestes Telephone Co Peele Willis J, syrup
Pyle Alfred C, genl store
Shaw W B, genl store Thornburg L C, rr agt
Urmston Grain Co
Wood J A, wagonmkr
Young & Davis, canners
ORIOLE
Population, 100. Perry county, 30
miles northeast of
Cannelton, the county seat, and 20 from English, its banking point and nearest rail proach.
Gibson J O, genl store
Steinhall & Velcein, flour mill
Winter C, farm implts
ORLAND
Population, 500. On the St. Joseph Valley Electric Ry., in Steuben coun- ty, 111% miles northwest of Angola, the county seat. Has a bank and a weekly newspaper. Exp., Adams.
Alspaugh Frank L, meats Arver & Kelso, cigars
Citizens State Bank (capital $25,000), D C Salisbury pres, E M Wehrly cashr Dickinson O C, contractor Dickinson & Van Etta, garage and vulcanizer
Fisher G C & Sons, wagonmkrs
Goodale Albert W, physician
Gushwa E A, genl store
Hackett E J, carriages, harness and farm implts Hamlin Don S, drugs
Heyler Wmn. H, dentist
Imhoff Bros, planing mill
Jackman & Arver, plumbers and wind mills
Jeffery Carl B, dentist
Jennings D & Son, genl store
Keyes F J, hdwe and garage Light George D, restaurant
Light Malcomb, wagonmkr Mckibben Perry, livery
Millgrove Creamery Co Ltd Myers Joshua, tinsmith Orland Zenith, A D Wells pub Parker J G & Co. genl store
Reyher & Co Inc, genl store
Seidel Win T, flour mill and elec light Sheldon & Willer, grain elev and coal
Sinith Arthur H, physician
Smith Marie R, physician
Starrett Lewis, bakery and restr
Stroup P N & Co, bldg matls
Sutton Susie milliner
Swank H G, furn and undertkr
Swiger 'E E, feed, coal and cement Wehrly E M, cashr Citizens State Bank Wells Arthur D, pub Orland Zenith
Werner F J & Co, hdwe, farm implts and harness
Wilder D E, jeweler
ORLEANS
Population, 1,400. On the C. I. & L. R. R. in Orange county, S miles north of Paoli, the county seat. Has Bap- tist, Christian, Church of Christ, Holi- ness, Methodist Episcopal and Presby- terian churches, a Carnegie public li- brary, costing $15,000, 2 banks, and a newspaper. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. W. R. Elrod, postmaster.
Apple Orville, real est and ins
Baker R E, physician
Bassett W H & Co, Cyrene Warner ingr, lumber mnfrs
Bassett & Keithley (J M Bassett, L A Keithley), lumber
Bowles & McPheeton, garage Brengle A C, tinner Burton Tirley J, fruit grower
Burton & Taggart (W H Burton, R M Taggart), horse buyers
Busick C H, publr Progress-Examiner Carnegie Public Library, Eva Worrell
ap- librarian
Carr & Jones (Edward Carr, Chase Jones), drugs Carter George H, cashr Natl Bank of Orleans
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INDIANAPOLIS BANK AND STORE FIXTURE CO. Designers and Manufacturers of Fine Cabinet Work
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Out of town orders shipped promptly.
Carter & Ingram, live stock breeders Chatham Ralph T, sheet metal works Citizens State Bank, G W Teegarden pres, O O Laughlin cashr Cohen Bennett, dry goods
Colglazier Edward, restaurant
Coppock W H, lumber
Crystal Theatre. H L Hollowell mngr Denbo Edward S, dentist
Elliott & Son (R L and Frank), gros Ellis Charles S, live stock
Elrod W R, postmaster
Fisher James R, house mover Foster Wm F, coal
Frost & Hackney (J M Frost, Herbert Hackney), well drillers
Fry C W & E T, dairy
George L. Parker, dentist
Hackney Riley, express
Havens Bros & Co, John Malott inngr, poultry dlrs
HEISE BROS (Albert and Edward), Proprs The Orleans Mill and Eleva- tor Co, Orleans Electric Light and Power Co and Orleans Artificial Ice Co
Hollowell Bros (James L and Robert), livery
Hubbard & Pinnick (A A Hubbard, Oscar Pinnick), dry goods and shoes Huber John L. jeweler and ontician Humbert B L & Co, Wm Jones mngr, poultry dhr's
Jenkins Bros (Roscoe C and Ralph MI), live stock breeders Johnson Everett, dairy Johnson Homer F. real est and ins Johnson J Frank, house mover Kress A E & Son, furn and undertkrs Laughlin O O, cashir Citizens State Bank
Lingle John J. Jawyer
McCoy John V, baker
McCoy Ola, stenographer
McIntosh George C, dry goods'
Magner House, J W Lindsay propr Michener Isaac, real estate National Bank of Orleans, G M Al- derton pres, G H Carter cashr
Nolan Florian. grocer and dry goods Nugent Charles T, monuments Ochs Charles. undertkr
Ochs & Fields (Everett Ochs, Edward Fields), furniture Oldham Albert G, dairy
Orleans Artificial Ice Co, Heise Bros proprs
Orleans Cabinet Co, O W Stephenson pres, A L Lewis sec-treas, furr mnfrs
Orleans Commercial Club. R M Chat- ham sec
Orleans Cornet Band, E S Denbo leader Orleans Electric Light & Power Co, Heise Bros proprs
Orleans Grocery Co, C E Wheeler ingr
Orleans Hardware Co, Ellis Leather- man mngr
Orleans Laundry, Noble Fidler mngr ORLEANS WILL & ELEVATOR CO 'THE, Heise Bros Proprs, Flour Mill and Grain Elevator
Perter Bruce, ke seler and optician
Progress-Examiner (weekly), C H
Busick pubr
Rainey Thomas J, grocer
Richard C A, fruit grower
Ritter Thomas B, physician Rutherford & Magill, restaurant
Salyards Charles R, marble works Sare Merle, grocer and meats
Saunders J Grant, dairy
Sears Nellie, milliner
Sheets John, garage Shepherd T J & Co, hardware
Shirley Charles H, plumber and cement block manufacturer
Smith & Smith: photographers
Stark Orie, restaurant Steers John H, grocer and meats Stephenson & Worrell (O W Stephen- son, Frank Worrell), drugs
Stewart O H, physician
Stroud Harry, men's furnishings
Sutherlin George L, junk
Taggart Bros (John M and Matthew), live stock
Talbert Will H, lawyer
Travelers Tavern, Graves & Son, pro- prietors
Troth Bros (Robert A and Win V), fruit growers
True Claude, junk
Turley Oliver P, grading contractor
Turner Fred, dairy Turner Oliver M, creamery Workman Wm S, physician Worrell Jean, milliner
Wright Levi C, lawyer
ORMAS
Whitley county, 10 miles from Col- umbia City, its banking point, and 6 from Kimmel, its shipping point. Rural delivery from Columbia City. Grandy O S, general store
ORRVILLE
Knox county, 6 miles from Mt. Car- mel, Ill., its nearest banking and ship- ing point. Rural delivery from
Decker.
Orr E J, general store
ORTH
Montgomery county. from New Ross. Rural delivery Johnston S, general store
OSCEOLA Population, 250. On the L. S. & M. S. and on the C., S. B. & N. I. Electric R. R. in St. Joseph county, 10 miles east of South Bend, the county seat, and 6 from Mishawaka, its banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., American. Carroll John, grocer
Crull Bros, general store and farm implements
Crystal Springs Creamery Co Curtis C M, grocer
Laughlin Charles, hardware
OSGOOD
Population, 1,500. On the B. & O. 4. W. Ry. in Ripley county, 5 miles north of Versailles, the county seat. Has Baptist, Catholic, Christian and Paten Wilbur H. physician Methodist churches; excellent schools, Pickens & Brengle (T S Pickens, M B; lectric light, 2 banks and a weekly Brengle), feed
newspaper. Tel., W. U. Exp., Wells Fargo & Co.
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Everything for the man who owns a machine.
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Ossian 911
Orlando R Jenkins, postmaster
Alexander Edgar, express
Andrews & Morrell (Harry Andrews, Arthur Morrell), plumbers and ma- chinists
Ashman George, lime manufacturer Beer Richard J, publr Osgood Journal Beldon George M, general store
Bowers Edward, drugs and paints Brenton T M, physician
Burton Holman, brewer's agent
Carson James, paperhanger
Conley Samuel, lawyer
Cottage Inn, Mary E Mcclure propr Cox George W, lime manufacturer Damm Louis, bakery
Damm Theatre, L Damm proprietor Dobson Harry, contractor
Dopp & Ebel (Edward Dopp, Joseph Ebel), drugs
Draymann Fred, wagonmaker Dunbar John J, dairy
Ebel Fred & Son (Fred and Joseph), meats
Eckert John, hardware and lumber
Fink Hotel, Mrs E Lehman proprietor Franklin Clarence, express agent
Freed T J. hardware and autos
Freeman R H, physician
Freeman R H & Co, furniture and garage
Fremdling J H & Son (J Henry and Geo), live stock
Harding Ray, clothing Harlan -, physician
Harlemmert Herman, agent
Harris Nate, tailor
Heuckman Rose, milliner
Huntington Wm, lawyer
Hussey J Edward, dentist
JENKINS ORLANDO R, Postmaster
Jenkins & Holman (O R Jenkins, M F Holinan), monuments
Kestler Lawrence, general store
King Frank, saw mill
King Henry P, foundry
King H P, electrician
Kline Charles, express
. Larrabee Gilbert E, physician
Lehman Elizabeth Mrs, proprietor Fink Hotel Leslie W C, cashier Ripley County Bank
McClure Mary Mrs, proprietor Cottage Inn McCoy J M & Co. (J M McCoy, Wm . Vayhinger) general store
Mulford Harry. veterinary surgeon
Murray Chas F, undertaker
Nelson H G, physician
Noyes J H, jeweler Osgood Bank (capital $28,400). E D
Freeman president, B L Vawter cashier
Osgood Flour Mills, G D Ruoff man- ager
Osgood Grain Co. L H McCoy manager Osgood Hardware Co, John Dinsmore manager, farm implements 'and paints
Osgood Journal, R J Beer publiser
Osgood Limestone Co, J C Row man- ager
Osgood Lumber Co, James Hallowell manager
Osgood Municipal Light Plant, C Humphrey manager
Osgood Poultry Co, James Shook man- ager
Osgood Public Library, Mrs Clara B Jones librarian
Osgood Telephone Co, Geo Ashman manager
Pate & Ricketts (John Pate, Wilkie Ricketts), livery
Pruitt John, meats
Reed Bert, plumber
Ripley County Bank (capital $50.000) ), Wmn F Wilson president, W C Leslie cashier
Ripley House, Fred Wagner proprietor Roberts Clarence, photographer
Rolf Wm, contractor
Row P & Son (Perry and Irving), don- tists
Row & Kohlmeyer (Perry A and Fred), undertakers
Ruoff George D, flour mill
Rutledge J C, junk
Schneider Benj, harness
Schroeder Amer, ice
Shuter Guy, veterinary surgeon Shuters Wm & Son, livery
Smock James, auction
Standard Oil Co, Glenn Holman agent
Strang Charles, railroad agent
Starkes Albert, restaurant
Stutie Ed E, jeweler
Stutie E E & Co (Edward E and Harry), furniture
Stutie & Son (Henry and Edward), general store Turner Wm, lawyer and real estate
Vawter Brainard L, cashier Osgood Bank Wagner Bros (Oscar Wagner) hotel
Wagner Fred, proprietor Ripley House
Wagner George, brewer's agent Wilson Clarence, poultry
Wilson Louis O, general store
Wilson Thomas, lawyer
Wilson W D. dairy
Tater Russell, insurance
Young & Kuebel (Jack Young, Joseph Kuebel), live stock
OSSIAN
Population, 750. On the L. E. & W. Ry. in Jefferson township. Wells county 10 miles from Bluffton, the judicial seat. Has Methodist. Epis- copal, Presbyterian and United Breth- ren churches, a bank and a weekly newspaper, the Journal. Tel., W. C. Exp., Adams and Am. Harry Hunter. postmaster.
Crahill J O baker
East Owen W. meats
Elsey Furnishing Co, restaurant, fur- niture and undertakers
Fatscher Jacob, tailor
Freiburger I P, wagonmaker
Fryback Ward W, livery
Gibson Fred, plumber
Goshorn Charles F, restaurant
Gray Thomas F, boilermaker
lenline M S, feed
Home Telephone Co
Hoover J H. drugs
Hunter Harry, postmaster
JOHNSTON REM A, Optician and In- surance
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Koons G G, grocery and express agent Nill. Harry, shoes
Ossian Lumber Co Rodda Win H, wagonmaker
THOS. C. DAY & CO.
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Salisbury E, tinner
Shepherd & Sparks, hardware and farm implements
Spencer M E, railroad and express agent
Sprunger B F, publisher
Steifel & Levy, grain elevator Taylor Victor C, jeweler
Way Catherine, milliner
Weaver N, harness
Weirich C J, general store
Wilson Bros., hardware and farm im- plements
Wilson L F, coal
OSWEGO
Population. 80. In Kosciusko coun- ty, 10 miles from Warsaw, the county seat, and 3 from Leesburg, its bank- ing and shipping point. John F.
Pound, postmaster.
Bucker, L H, furs
Craven George W. flour mill
POUND JOHN F, General Store and Postmaster
Stocky Lester, groc
OTIS
Population. 250. On the L. S. & M. S. and C., I. & L. R. Rs., in Laporte county, 10 miles west of Laporte, the county seat and 616 from Westville, its banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am.
Curran A S Mrs, general store
(ilesen Peter, general store
Rotsein Emil, saw and cider mills
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Population, 250. On the B. & O. S. W. Ry., in Clark county, 19 miles north of Jeffersonville, the county seat, and 7 from Charlestown, its banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., Wells, Fargo & Co. D. C. Eckert, postmaster.
Amick Wm M. feed
Covert Ed, harness
ECKERT D C, Stationer, Notions and Postmaster
Hanlin Charles L, general store Johnson T J, grocer
Kirk J A, hardware Lindemeyer N. wagonmaker
McClanahan W H, general store
Gtisco Canning Co Reiss P J. tinner
Zollman E C, general store
OTTERBEIN
Population, 700. On the L. E. & W. Ry., in Benton county, 16 miles south- west of Fowler, the county seat. Has
2 banks and a weekly newspaper. Tel .. W. U. Exp., Am.
Balkema C E. windmills
Bolt R H, cashier State Bank of Otter- bein
Bolt W S, publisher Briar David M. wagonmaker
Burge Hardware Co
Burns F, restaurant Burns & Davis Drug Co
Chenoweth H D, undertaker
Christopher Chris, livery
Evans W W & Son, grain
Farmers & Merchants Bank (capital $10,000), Jeremiah Edwards presi - dent, John S Ward cashier Fox John, hotel Franklin J W, general store
Glynn M, wagonmaker
Glynn & Van Natta, contractors
Hirzel Joe, cigars
Jaques Packing Co, meats Lareau H A. jeweler
McCormick Nellie, milliner McFarland H C, auto repair Mckinney Laura, milliner
Mann & Krestschman, general store
Opy John R. hardware Otterbein Grain Co Otterbein Light & Power Co
Riffle F M, general store
Rush George WV, grocer
Spiker II F. garage
STATE BANK OF OTTERBEIN (capi- tal §60,000) J W Vanatta President, R H Bolt Cashier
Stephen F, baker Templin John, furniture
Van Dyke E W. general store
Van Natta A E, lumber Ward Bros, drugs
Ward John S, cashier Farmers & Mer- chants Bank
Weigle Charles, meats
Wiebers J Herman, plumber
OTTO
Population, 75. In Clark county, 30 miles northeast of Jeffersonville, the county seat, 3 from New Washington, the nearest banking point, and 10 from Nabb, the nearest railway Kate Elice, postmaster. station. Bethlehem Theatre Deppe A F, farm implements
Elice A. general store
BLICE KATE, Postmaster New Washington Theatre
OTWELL
Population, 600. Jefferson township. Pike county, 11 miles southeast of Petersburg, the seat
county and shipping point. Has a Methodist Epis- copal church, a bank and a weekly newspaper. The Star. Charles Harris, postmaster.
Abbott Clarence, physician
Anderson & Alexander, furniture and undertakers
Braden F L & Co. harness
Clark & Mansfield, poultry and pro- duce
Craig R M & Son, general store De Mott Wm, physician
HARRIS CHARLES, Hardware Postmaster and
Harris Nicholas, drugs
Mansfield Ira. restaurant
Otwell-Elgin Creamery Co Otwell Milling Co Otwell Wagon Novelty works
Pouth
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Robinson -, dentist i
Star Printing Co, publishers Wilson John, grocer
Wiscover George W, general store Wiscover & Gray, general store
OVID
Population, 100. On the C. C. C. & St. Ry., in Madison county, 7 miles
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from Anderson, its banking point, Emerson Charles N, cashier First Na- Emerson J D, dentist whence mail is supplied by rural de -! livery. tional Bank
Monyhan C F, general store Stahler George, saw mill
OWASCO
Population, 75. On the Monon Route, in Clay township, Carroll county, 11 miles from Delphi, the county seat, and 4 from Rossville, its shipping point. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Wm. Wiggs, postmaster.
WIGGS WM, General Store and Post- master
OWEN
Population, 75. On the Ohio river,
in Clark county, 20 miles east of
Jeffersonville, the county seat, and 9 from Charlestown, its banking and shipping point. J. M. Spencer, post- master.
Bower & Selmier, general store
Crider W A, general store
SPENCER J M, Produce and Post- master
OWENSBURG
Population, 500. O11
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Route, in Jackson township, Greene county, 15 miles from Bloomfield, the county seat and banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Forney Ashcraft, postmaster.
ASHCRAFT FORNEY, Postmaster
Bradford Luther, confectioner
Hail M L, general store
Hatfield S, wagonmaker
Lehman P, furniture and
Moore Charles C, physician
undertaker Porter Josiah S, jeweler
Rush D B, groceries, drugs and hard- ware
Sentney W S, general store
Simpson S E Mrs, milliner
Waggoner T M, railroad and express agent
Woody Emmett, wagonmaker
OWENSVILLE
Population, 1,300. On the C. & E. I. R. R., in Montgomery township, Gib- son county, 12 miles from Princeton, the county seat. Has Baptist, Chris- tian, Cumberland Presbyterian
churches; high and grade schools, water works, electric light, 2 banks and a weekly newspaper. Tel., W. U.
Exp., Wells, Fargo & Co. F. W. Boren, postmaster.
Barnett R H, real estate
Basford N O, baker
Beresford George. physician
Bixler U O, dentist
Blythe O E. harness
BOREN F W, Postmaster
Bruce O, photographer
Central Hotel, Mrs D Phillips proprie- tor
Church & Johnson (A C Church, E M Johnson), garage
Cline L M. notions
Crawford A J, grocer
Dugan Henry, poultry
Embree John D, garage
Emerson Arthur, general store
First National Bank (Capital $25,000), C B Smith president, Charles Emerson cashier
Fravel & Tichenor (Harvey Fravel, W P Tichenor), garage
Gardener G W, restaurant
Harmon & Wallace (J W Harmon, David Wallace), flour mill Johnson Fred, tailor
Johnson & Johnson (Henry and Byron), lawyers
Jones & Co (L W and L E Jones), harness
Knowles S J, restaurant
Lockhart T L, drugs
Marvel A L, veterinary surgeon
Marvel & Montgomery (D B Marvel, M T Montgomery), hardware
Messenger The (weekly), J P Cox, pub- lisher
Metallic Batten Co, G E Daugherty president, L F Weldon secretary
Montgomery James R, physician Montgomery John, livery
Montgomery M A, physician
Morgan Thomas, pianos
Murphy & Massey (P Murphy, Thomas Massey), meats
Newcome James, concrete contractor
Owensville Banking Co (capital $25 .- 000), George T Keneipp president; Grant Teel cashier
Owensville Independent Telephone Co, George R Simpson president
Owensville Light Co (J A Walker)
Owensville Lumber & Coal Co, George Rhinefort president, Lafe T Mauck secretary-treasurer
Owensville Mercantile Co, Thomas Emerson president, C W Thompson secretary, general store
Owensville Star-Echo (weekly), S Hulfish publisher
Williams J M, physician
Schmittler Stephen, grocer
Scott Ferd, tinsmith
Scott Ray D, undertaker
Short Porter F, furniture
Sprague A W, real estate
Strehl F A, railroad, express and tele- graph agent
Strickland H L, drugs
Strickland K S, physician
Sullivan P O, jeweler Summers E H & Co (E H Summers, S W Strupe), lumber manufacturers Teel Grant, cashier Owensville Bank- ing Co
Teel Milling Co, U G Teel proprietor Tichenor W H, farm implements
Thompson Hardware Co (A W and O W Thompson) Welborn George R, general store Wetter & Harris (A C Wetter, Richard Harris), grocers
Williams J M, physician
OXFORD
Population. 1,200. On L. E. & W. and C. E. & I. Rys., in Benton county, 11 miles southwest of Fowler, the coun- ty seat. Has 3 banks and a weekly newspaper, the Oxford Gazette; two grade schools. and Methodist, Presby- terian, Christian and Baptist churches.
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The principal shipments are produce and live stock. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. and Wells, Fargo & Co. James
Pickering. postmaster.
Armour Cora, general store
Bank of Oxford (private), D S Heath pres, W M Harmon vice-pres, J B Vanderipe cashr
Bartindale Henry E, grocer
Bercovitz & Freedman (David Berco- vitz, Henry Freedman) general store Bloom Harvey G, physician
Cheltz R B, garage
Coffing Thomas T, furniture and un- dertaker
Craw & Craw (Charles S and Roland B), publishers Oxford Gazette
Farmers Elevator, J M Burt mngr Goodpaster Charles P, shoes
Gwin Oliver W, grocer
Halgren M H, agent C E & 1 Ry and Wells, Fargo & Co Exp
Hayes Philip, harness
Heath David S. live stock
Irvin Thomas W, hardware and imple- ments Johnson T C. lumber Ladd R B, drugs
Lee R E, physician List A E, dentist
McConnell Bernard, agent L E & W Ry and Am Exp Co
McDonald Myrtle Mrs, milliner
Messner & Son (Daniel and Kingston), general store Moore Adeline Mrs, milliner Municipal Light & Power Co, E C Hurt manager Oxford Gazette Craw, publishers
(weekly), Craw & Oxford Grain Co
Oxford Hotel, O C King proprietor
Oxford Lumber Co, E T Bond man- ager Parker Ernest E, physician
Phares C G, cashier State Bank of Ox- ford Phares Wm R, shoes Pickering James, postmaster
Princess Theatre, P J Farrell, man- ager
Rannells James R, harness
Ross W J. dentist
Runner Wm E, hardware and imple- ments
Scott Bros (Lester and Fred), restau- rant
Scott Sanford S, jeweler
Shelley J P, dentist
Shipps Howard L. grocer
Shipps Lawrence W. clothing Sleeper & MeConnell (Joseph F
Sleeper, R W McConnell) lawyers Smith Paul E, restaurant
State Bank of Oxford (capital $25,000), W J Dobbins president. L N Rhodes vice president, C G Phares cashier Steele, E C, tinsmith Talbott Bros (Frank and Reese), Reese), meats Vanderipe J B, cashr Bank of Oxford Wilkins Oscar B, drugs
Wyrwosz J W. plumber
Zeis Conrad H & Son (Conrad H and Edward L), grocers
OVOVIA
Population, 25. On the C., I. & L.
Ry., in Washington township and
county, 5 miles from Salem, the county seat and banking point. Exp., Am. Clarence Dennis, postmaster.
DENNIS CLARENCE, General Store and Postmaster
PACKERTON
Population, 150. On the N. Y. C. & St. L. R. R., in Kosciusko county, 10 miles from Warsaw, the county seat, and 4 from Sidney, its banking point. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Mildred P. Scott, postmaster.
Farmers Elevator Co of Packerton
Fisher C E. grocer
Fisher & Fruit, live stock
Mettzgar S E, garage
Packerton Meat Co
Rariden Otto, grocer
SCOTT MILDRED P, Postmaster Scott O R, general store
Williamson B F, railroad and express agent
PALESTINE
Population, 50. In .Kosciusko coun- ty, 7 miles southwest of Warsaw, the county seat, 2 from Burkett, its shipping point, and 5 from Mentone, the nearest banking point. Rural de- livery from Burket.
Mendel A, general store
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