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Curveton Miller Abraham, postmaster
Deacon
Cree Watt, carpenter Deacon W R, painter Ervin Albert, sawmill Friend Edward, blksmith Martin H B. painter
Shanks J T, postmaster and genl store Turner Annie Mrs, dressmkr Turner & Son, masons
Dego
Campbell Alonzo, grocer and agrienit- ural implements
Galveston
Armstrong W E, dentist Beall F HI, druggist Bell Alson, livery stable Bevington S P, hardware, stoves and tinware
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GAZETTEER
Conner G W, constable Conwell G W, farm machinery Crisler W C, agt for tailor made gar- ments
Dannettelle G F, livery stable
Doran G W, meat market
Eisenbreys J II Sons, harness and car- riages Elliott HI HI, billiard parlor
Enyart John M, grain elevator 'and groceries
Fickle Harry, bakery and restaurant
Galveston Bank, F H Thomas pres. C F Thomas vice pres. George J Throckmorton cashier
Galveston Leader (weekly), S E Thurs- ton propr
Herbert S C, blksmith Huls David S, saloon
Hyatt R C, postmaster
Indiana Lumber Co. M R Doyon pres, .CS Alexander sec and treas
Kepner & Keller, general store,
Lawrence Willard, barber
Loop Z U, physician and druggist
Lytle H W, barber Lytle M A Mrs. millinery
McCoy & Douglass, grocers Mc Williams & Addington Creamery Co Miller H II, physician Miller & Patterson, meat market
Moody C A & Co, carriage painting
Paulus Frederick, baker Platt Walter, barber Richards B B, lawyer
Robinson W O, blksmith
Rule A B, blksmith Scott A M, saloon and billiard parlor Shewmon D E & Co, boots and shoes Shirley W H hardware Smith J S, physician Stanley Margaret, hotel
Swafford A C, billiard parlor
Symons John Q, justice of the peace
Thomas C F', gent store
Thomas F H, general store and pres Galveston Bank
Thomas John, Dealer in Furniture and mnfr of Cupboards and Kitchen Cabinets. also Undertaker Turley D M, grain elevator Whiteside J W, propr City Hotel Williams G W, livery stable
Gordon
Cohee John W. general store Haseltine John, blksmith Miller Abraham, sawmill
Nethercutt Charles, blksmith Peck Mr, flour mill
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Wiley John T, postmaster and general store
Wilson John, barber
Hoover
Enyart Peter, carpenter Flook Milo E, blksmith
Guy Granville, grocer
Leffel Ilarry G, grocer Richardson Samuel, poultry dealer
Schneider F L, sawmill
Shirk & Haskett, grain dealers
Spencer J A, Dealer in Groceries, Flour and Meats, also Postmaster Tyson Thornton, hardware
Kenneth
Becker M J, bookkeeper
Binns O H, superintendent
Breen Ed, foreman
Breen Hugh. foreman
Caldicott C H, store keeper
Casparis Stone Co (S Casparis pres and geni mngr, T S Brooks sec and treas) De Paul Michael. foreman Fleming David, foreman Gibson J E, powder man
·Higgins Stephen, foreman Jordan Wm, laborer Maroney James, foreman Martin Charles, farmer Melch Henry. engineer
Melch James, engineer Midener Peter, blksmith Summerville S. driller
Webster Wm, fireman Wood Henry, laborer
Lake Cicott
Burk C A, blksmith Lontz S P, genl store Loser Frank, postmaster Saunders & Loser, genl store
Lincoln
Bell Mahlon, hardware and lumber Boner M HI, physician Devinney W A, grocer Frush George H, postmaster Howard Vesta Mrs, dressmkr Myers James, blksmith
Stafford Henry, justice of peace Thomas J M. gent store Watkins A P. grain dealer and R Ragt
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James Reid Office, 22212 4th Phone, 760
Justice of the Peace and Collections Also has Farms and City Property FOR SALE OR TRADESS &&&MONEY TO LOANS
GAZETTEER 389
Lucerne
Bugby W F, shoe and harness repair shop
Burton J J, physician and drug store
(lemmens Barney, blksmith
Corder Daniel, grocery
Frushour & Elliott, hardware, grain and drain tile dealers
Hilkert B E, meat market
Hilkert Frank, postmaster
Hilkert & Son, grocers and genl store Huff James, barber Maxy Leona. diessmkr Mellinger J S, blksmith 'Turner James, grocer
Whitfield Ed Mrs, dressmkr
Winn & Winn, grain dealers
Zinninger Ella, grocer and dry goods. . Zinninger H A, physician
Metea ·
Milroy Dr, physician Reder D C, genl store Stewart Luther M, postmaster
New Waverly
Barker A T. dry goods and groceries Black S L, postmaster
Castle P W & Son, blksmiths
Fernald W L. lumber dealer
Forgy C P & Bros. brokers
Graves A E, physician Harvey D T. saloon Maxwell, D M, grain elevator Pennel R II. genl store
Quick L L & R II, physicians
Rickets George S, gent store
Roberts M M, drug store
Runnels Emanuel, broom mufr Rush A W, barber Sanders P E, blksmith
Onward
Kistler M L, saloon
Phillips Edgar E, postmaster and genl store
Smith Edward, restaurant
Smith Peter, blksmith Snyder E D. physician
Snyder W II. grocery and drugs Vanghn & Rice, saw mill
Pipe Creek
Bavor James, grocer Frick Noah, postmaster Rhodes A B, dealer in flour and grain
Royal Center
Town Board-O M McCombs pres; John Ubelhauser, E A Dunn members; George Allen clk, James HI Sullivan treas
Anderson C M, genl store
Behny G G, hotel
Bingaman W H. hardware
Carroll Simon J, furniture and car- riages
Clovis Solomon, grocer
Coun A J, Saloon and Livery Stable
Coun & Gates, Dealers in Carriages and all kinds of Vehicles
Day L R, postmaster
Fisher M E, barber and dealer in sew- ing machines
Fouts D N, physician
Frye James, lawyer
Fultz Lucas, meat mkt
Gates J Warren, Dealer in Lumber, Tile, Cement, Sash, Doors and Blinds Grant Simon II, gent store and livery stable
Hendee Geo, taxidermist
Humes James, drayman
Hurd, Enyart & Anderson, grain elevator
Kistler Frank M, physician
Kistler M W, justice of the peace
Kistler & Beckley, grocery and meat mkt
Kistler & Grant, real estate
Kistler & Kistler. hardware, imple- ments and harness
Laning W C, pianos and musical goods Lutz Wm D, shoemkr and harness re- pair shop Mayfield M, physician McCabe J C. shoemkr
McCombs Orville M, Dealer in Lum- ber, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Lime, Brick, Cement, Tile and Coal
Rea E J & Son, Drugs
Ridenour Clinton E. millinery
Robbins CS, hotel
Royal Center Bank, W C Thomas pres. E B Thomas cashr Royal Center Record, O M HIand Publisher (See ady p 320)
Runkle Effie, millinery Runkle & Carroll, grain dealers
Schmidt J J jr, General Store -
Shaffer & Kistler, feed store and poul- try dealers Skinner G M, agt Panhandle R R
Sullivan James II, mens furnishing goods
CHAMPION & MEANS
THE DRUGGISTS S& FOURTH AND BROADWAYSSS
DELICIOUS HOT AND COLD
SODA
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GAZETTEER
Sullivan J F, barber Sweet W G, General Store and Grain Elevator
Thomas E B, insurance agt
Thomas J L, drugs
Thomas J M, jeweler
Ubelhauser John, Saloon
Wentz George, blksmith
Weyand & Son, undertakers
Wildermuth John, restaurant
Wilkinson J B, propr Royal Center Planing Mill Wisely J M. drayman
Wiseley & Gundrum, real estate
Yenna M, restaurant and bakery
Twelve Mile
Beamer M, blksmith
Bosh F M, blksmith
Decker J B, architect
Decker J B Mrs, dressmkr .
Deniston James M, general store
Depiston W A, barber
Egman Isaac W, general store and postmaster
Filby H W, painter
Hoover T J & Co, sawmill
Miller Lewis C, physician
Rimpler Lewis A, justice of the peace -
Walton
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Town Board-Frank Bennett, Joseph M Guy, W P Beal, James Richeson, D P Hurd; James Davis clk, David F - Hendrixson treas
Tipton Township Advisory Board- W H Snyder, B W Price, Charles S Sarig; O P Erbaugh trustee
Baumann Joseph, wagonmkr Bell Richard D, Saloon Betz S, grocer
Bishop G W sr, Excelsior Manufact- urer (See adv insert)
Bishop G W jr, Dealer in Hardwood and Pine Lumber, also Sawmill and Handle Manufacturer (See adv in- sert
Bishop W HI, undertaker, also dealer in buggies and implements
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Bishop's G W Sons, Department Store (See adv inseri)
Bowyer G W jr, carp and contr Carpenter Charles D, physician City Hotel
Deatrick B A, barber
Dutchess C P', physician.
Dutchess O A, druggist
Engler Owen, general store
Erney J O, blksmith
Galloway Benjamin V, saloon
Guy W A, painter
Hendrixson David F, furniture
Howard M M, harness and shoemkr
Hurd Owen & Son, grain dealers
Macey Clifton, meat market
Mullen M M, postmaster, also plumber and well driller
Neff J L, physician
Phillips I M, general store
Plank John, carp and contr
Ruth Melroy, meat market
Shaffer John, tile mufr
Shirley Charles, livery stable
Slegelmilch John, barber
Small Bros, grain warehouse
Small H F, undertaker
Small John, painter
Small & Shedron, livestock dealers
Stagg A Mrs, millinery
Stagg John, general store
Walton Canning Co, G W Bishop & Sons proprs (See adv insert)
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Young America
Beck E L, wagonmkr and plasterer Beck S J, notary public and collection agent
Bridge J HI, saw works
Brown W S, undertaker and furniture dealer
Cost John W, druggist
Cost & Barnett, agricultural imple- ments
Gard O C & Co, druggists and general store
Gray A J, physician and twp trustee Harmon Charles, barber Henry Charles, lawyer Howser G C, tinner
Henry Weber, Merchant Tailor 321 PEARL
YOU CAN ALWAYS FIND WHAT YOU WANT
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ABRAHAMS', TAILOR
321 THIRD STREET
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Hunter Nancy, drssmkr Hunter Robert H, harnessmkr Hunter Wm. boots and shoes Jacobson Bros, creamery Jacobson S, flour mi !! Johnson A, saw and planing mill Johnson James G, hardware and grocer Kahl Ezra, postmaster Kreseen Theodore, blksmith Lenon Fred, barber Lenon John, carp Lybrook Wm E, physician
Peter W A, grocer Shankland Thomas, blksmith
Simmons L O, real estate, insurance and notary public Simmons & Todhunter, tile mnfrs Snyder W H, saloon
Staley David A. general store
Stone Ellen, hotel Studebaker Amos, meat market Todd Minnie, milliner
Ulrich J D, paperhanger and plasterer Wikle Reed, livery barn
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. . . The stirring events of the past year, the progress of the human race in art and invention have stimulated the growth of newspapers to a marvel- ous extent. Millions of additional peo- ple are reading newspapers this . year and the
LOGANSPORT DAILY REPORTER
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Has kept pace with the times. It has enlarged to seven columns, is printed on the only Duplex perfecting press in the city and the circulation has grown until it has reached -
2750
Which Means 10,000 Readers
The Semi-Weekly Reporter
The Galveston Sun
The Weekly Advance
The Mexico Herald
These four weeklies reach every country home in Cass County and alt sections of adjoining counties
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(ESTABLISHED APRIL 7, 1875)
H. J. McSHEEHY, Editor and Proprietor
324 BROADWAY
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IT'S SO
THE LOGANSPORT TIMES
ESTABLISHED SEPTEMBER 10, 1886
Published Every Friday at 222 Fourth Street
By C. O. FENTON
Correspondents in nearly every section of Cass County and in many sections of adjoining counties
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we have earned the reputation of having work done when promised. .
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