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Chattin Jesse H, live stock.
Cissell Robert, justice. Collins John I, live stock. Gray C D, lawyer.
Gray William, physician.
Gwin Homes, Blacksmith, Wagon- maker and Notary Public.
SOUTH MILFORD. Situated in Milford township, Lagrange county, 15 miles southeast of Lagrange, the county seat, and 6 north of Kendallville, the bank- ing and shipping town. Population, 160. Lumber and produce are shipped. John N. Straver, postmaster. Beach William, painter. Clawson A A, saw mill. Dancer John, physician. Grate L W, saw mill. Hellmer Ira, justice. Lovet H, saw mill. Magowen L D, shoemaker and justice. Newman N B & Frank, live stock. Pelton O H, harnessmaker.
Strayer John N, General Store. Underwood Z, hotel and saloon. Upson Theodore F, wagonmaker. Walters John, shoemaker. Wonders George, blacksmith.
SOUTHPORT. A prosperous vil- lage of 600 inhabitants, situated 7 miles southeast of Indianapolis on the J., M. & I. R. R., in Perry township, Marion county. Grain is the principal article shipped. Ex., Am. H. A. McAlpin, postmaster.
Bailey P B, drugs. Bailey W P, physician.
Bray William, plasterer.
Bryan G, Live Stock.
Cogill J H, livery.
Gardner D M, carriage manufacturer.
Gravdon R G, physician.
Grube D, carpenter.
Grube Isaac, general store.
Hankins W P, blacksmith.
Hannah A M, live stock.
Hardesty L A, justice.
Lund John, blacksmith.
McAlpin HA, Grocer.
McLaughlin C R, carpenter. McLaughlin W H, hotel.
Moody E T, meat market.
Petit Thomas, shoemaker.
Stroble John, shoemaker.
Ward James, plasterer.
Ward O A, physician.
Ward O P. plasterer.
Webb J , Flour Mill. Worman C R, General Store.
SOUTH RAUB. Postoffice for Raub Station, on the L., N. A. & C. R'y, in Randolph township, Tippecanoe county, 10 miles south of Lafayette, the county seat and banking point. E. Raub, postmaster. Raub A & E, Grain Dealers.
SOUTH WEST. A village of 24 inhabitants, in Harrison township, Elkhart county, 7} miles southwest of Goshen, he bank location, shipping station and county seat. Tri-weekly stage route to Goshen ; fare, 25 cents ; and Wakarusa; fare, 15 cents. Aaron B. Craig, postmaster. Blander Francis, blacksmith.
Coble Jacob, gunsmith.
Craig Aaron B, General Store and Justice.
Holsapple Adam, blacksmith.
Martin Moses, wagonmaker.
SOUTH WHITLEY. Located on Eel river and E. R. Div. W., St. L. & P. and N. Y. C. & St. L. R'ys, is a prosperous village of 400 inhabitants, 9 miles south- west of Columbia City, the seat of justice. Contains 2 churches and graded school. Grain, hogs, cattle and sheep are the prin- cipal shipments. Ex., Pacific. S. Robbins, postmaster. Abershon & Weiner, clothing. Arnold John & Co, flour mill and bankers
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Baker John, boots and shoes. Beauchamp P M, R R agt. Clugston, Collins & Co, dry goods.
Coombs J K & Co, general store and live stock. Creagor J A, agricultural implements. Doll & Dickey, meat market. Eberhard E L, physician.
Fisher George F, stave manufacturer and grocer. Forst Samuel, grocer. Fosler G H, Livery. Glapley William, weaver. Grimes C A, Hotel.
Henry J C, saw mill.
Lafollette T J, physician.
McCarty & Sickafoose, restaurant.
Martin John, hardware.
Merriman E, physician.
Merriman & Robbins, Druggists. Porter & Son, harness.
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Powless W H, saloon.
Remington F'S & Co, hardware.
Robbins S, ex agt.
Robinson F A Rev, (Methodist).
Sheibly H, grocer, boots and shoes.
Shuh Charles, saw and planing mill. Sickafoose A W, blacksmith. Smith John G, furniture.
Stultz J M, dry goods.
Widup & Johnson, milliners.
SPADE'S DEPOT. Situated in Adams township, Ripley county, on C., I., St. L. & C. R'y, 17 miles northwest of Ver- sailles, the county seat. The banking points are Lawrenceburg and Greensburg. Grain and lumber are shipped. Population, 150. Am. Ex. August Franke, postmaster.
Bauman C, carpenter. Bohmer Fred, blacksmith.
Buhl Adam, painter. Dirshell J, carpenter.
Federle & Franke, live stock, grain and flour.
Franke August, General Store, Grain, R R and Ex Agt. Kostens Henry, general store.
Lyreight Terrence, wagonmaker and jus- tice.
Meyer John, general store.
Mitchell Adam, saloon. Pehringer J M, tailor. Peters Fred, saloon. Pirner Charles, wagonmaker.
Serrer Albert, general store.
Steinfort J H & Bro, saw mill and agricul- tural implements.
SPARKSVILLE. In Carr town- ship, Jackson county, on the O. & M. R'y, 14 miles southwest of Brownstown court house. The location of the nearest bank is
at Seymour. Population, 100. O. & M .. Ex. Andrew J. Lee, postmaster. Beck J M, saloon.
Beck S N, R R and ex agt.
Blythe Henry, shoemaker.
Booker George W, grain.
Hup William, carpenter.
Lee Andrew J, General Store. Manley Alonzo, physician. . Myers H, feed mill. Starr Jacob F, live stock.
SPARTA. In Sparta township, county of Dearborn, 3 miles west of Moore's. Hill, on the O. & M. R'y, the nearest ship- ping point, and 14 miles west of Lawrence- burgh, the county seat. The nearest bank: is at Aurora. Population, 100. Fred Sla- ter, postmaster.
Bedunah Joseph W, carpenter.
Chamberlain S B, physician.
Huston James, blacksmith.
Johnson John W, justice.
Slater F & Son, General Store.
SPARTANBURGH. In Grun- fork township, Randolph county, 12 miles: southwest of Winchester, the county seat. Union City is the banking town. Lynn, 5 miles southwest on G. R. & I. R'y, is the nearest shipping point. Population, 175. Stage to Union City daily ; fare, 40 cents ; and Arba; fare, 25 cents. J. W. Taylor, postmaster. Berry J S, physician.
Bunch James, carpenter.
Clark James W, wagonmaker.
Clark John W, hotel and grocer.
Clark Levi, saw mill.
Christ Jacob, meat market.
Curtis J H, notary public and harness- maker.
Dunman W H, shoemaker.
Elliott R, carpenter.
English James, barber.
Hill J W, general store and hotel.
Horn Mary Miss, milliner.
Hough Thomas, justice.
Hunt & Morgan, tile manufacturers.
Knox J C, painter. Locke J W, furniture.
Lott Elijah, grocer.
McDonald H, blacksmith.
Manning George, shoemaker.
Morgan Clark, blacksmith.
Morgan R H, physician.
Pierson Ludlow, wagonmaker.
Shaw B R, lawyer.
Taylor Frank, tinner.
Taylor John W, Drugs.
Taylor J H, drugs, paints and oils. Williams, J H, blacksmith.
War Claims
PENSIONS, BOUNTY, PAY, ALLOWANCES, LAND WARRANTS, ETC., Collected by W. H. CORBALEY, Attorney at Law, 48 Vance Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. no20 years experience. Rejected and increase Pensions a specialty
HERCULES POWDER, The Original Stump-Blasting Powder.
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SPEARSVILLE. Located in Ham- blin township, Brown county, 10 miles northeast of Nashville court house, con- tains 50 inhabitants. Samaria, 5 miles north, on the F., F. & M. R. R., is the ship- ping point. Franklin is the bank location. Alfred A. Knee, postmaster.
Bell J, carpenter. Bess G, engineer. Canary A, live stock.
Crabb William, general store.
Dallass Alexander, justice. -
Goswick Monroe, shoemaker.
Groves James, justice.
Hague Josiah, live stock.
James David, general store.
Knee Alfred A, General Store and Shoemaker.
Matheny E, carpenter.
Moser J P, physician.
Mullis M. carpenter. Mundan E, blacksmith.
Petro G, live stock.
Rollings M, produce.
Stockwell A F, wagonmaker.
Walker John M, general store.
Watson George W, lawyer, notary public. and insurance agt. Webber Samuel, saw mill.
'Wisby Uriah, live stock.
Wyatt Solomon, hotel.
Zimmerman S, carpenter.
SPEED'S STATION. On the J. M. &.I. R. R., in Silver Creek township, Clark county. Cement is manufactured extensively, the production amounting to $125,000 annually. The postoffice is Sel- lersburgh.
Speed J B & Co, cement manufacturers ; office, Louisville, Ky.
SPENCER. The most important town in and the county seat of Owen county, is pleasantly located on White river and the I. & V. R'y, 52 miles southwest of In- dianapolis, and 64 northeast of Vincennes. It was settled in 1820, incorporated a town in 1867 and is the present location of 1,600 persons. It has a supply of excellent qual-
ity building stone, and coal is to be found in the near vicinity. Spencer carries a bonded debt of $17,000, has real and per- sonal property (assessed value) amount- ing to $638,760, and supports 5 churches, a good graded school, 1 public hall, 2 banks and 3 hotels. Of the last mentioned, the National is the best. It is centrally located and well conducted. The press is repre- sented by the Democrat, Republican and Spen- cer County Journal. Its manufactories com- prise 2 flour mills, 1 stave factory, 1 saw mill, 1 planing mill and a woolen mill. Grain, live stock, coal, staves and lumber are shipped. Ex., Adams. Tel., W. U. Joel A. Coffey, postmaster.
Alverson & White, flour mill.
Badger F D & Son, general store.
Batterton Frank T, hardware.
Beem John W, hardware and grocer.
Beem, Peden & Co, bankers.
Beem & Hickam, lawyers.
Beem & Newsom, general store.
Belles J T, physician.
Boswell T H & Co, general store.
Brattin Alexander R, jeweler.
Cleaver John W, Propr National Hotel. (See adv.)
Cobles J, physician.
Coffey Joel A, postmaster.
Coffey Wesley, insurance.
Commercial House, Zachariah Orem, propr.
Conner & Loftin, dry goods.
Cooper John J, agt Adams Ex Company.
Cox Nathaniel D, county auditor.
Culmer J C, justice.
Curtis John T, grocer.
Daggy Wallace L, hardware.
Dittemore & Johnson, lawyers.
Drescher Louis, furniture and undertaker.
Dunn Samuel H, lawyer.
Edwards & Van Sant, grain.
Elliott Fountain B, photographer.
Ellis Bros, Saw and Planing Mills,
Lumber Dealers and Bedstead Manufac- turers.
Exchange Bank of Spencer; capital,$50,000; William M Franklin, prest; S L Wal- lace, cashr.
Field Frank M, clothing.
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NATIONAL HOTEL.
This House is in the Business Part of the Town. Has Good Sample Rooms, and is kept for the convenience of Commercial Travelers.
Railroad Trains Stop Here for Meals.
J. W. CLEAVER, Proprietor, SPENCER, INDIANA.
THOS. H. CLAPP, Optician and Watchmaker, 93 North Pennsylvania Street,
New-Denison Hotel Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Accurate adjustment of Spectacles. Personal attention to Fine Watch Repairing. Thirty years experi- ence. NOSATISFACTION ASSURED.
Home Life Ins. Co. business.
All Policies non-forfeiting under the law of New York, after Jan. 1, 1880. Will enable Agents to double their E. H. KELLOGG, Sup't .; Chicago, III.
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Figg John S, drugs.
Fisher John & Son, woolen mills.
Fisher William A, flour mill.
Fowler Inman H, lawyer.
Franklin William M, supreme court com- missioner.
Geen Charles W, painter.
Gentry Esther K Mrs, jewelry.
Greene, Ellis & Egnor, grocers.
Haase Christy, drugs.
Hardin Richard T, saloon.
Harsh Sanders, furniture.
Havens & Richards, Editors and Proprs Spencer Republican.
Hecht Charles A, tobacco and liquors.
Hight Harrison, grocer.
Hoffman August, barber.
Howard O Montgomery, editor Spencer Democrat. Howe Edward B, drugs. Huff A M, hides.
Hulet Etta Miss, hair goods.
Johnson Charles E, lawyer.
Jacobs Bernard, baker and grocer.
Johnson Elizabeth Mrs, dressmaker.
Jury Thomas J, tailor.
Keene Theodore, saloon.
Keuerleber Adolph, baker.
Kiphart Jacob, county recorder.
Landham John D, agt I & V R R.
Lawson J F & Co, drugs.
Levistein B Mrs & Co, general store.
Luce James P, sewing machines.
McKnight Alexander, lawyer.
Massey, Robert & Co, ice.
Mead & Wayland, staves and heading manufacturers.
Meek & Coffey, lawyers.
Mercer Owen J A, grocer.
Meyers Frederick, meats.
Miller Philip, livery.
Moore Mollie Miss, milliner.
Moore W M, propr Moore's Hotel.
Mullinnix Elisha N, physician.
Mullinnix Maston G, physician.
Murphy Alice. R Mrs, saddles and harness. National Hotel, J W Cleaver, Propr. (See adv.)
Orem Zachariah, propr Commercial House. Overstreet R G & Son, clothing, boots and shoes.
Owen County Journal, George E Smith, editor.
Patrick & Secrest, meats.
Pickens & Moffitt, lawyers.
Pratt Edward, blacksmith.
Pryor Watson W, confectioner and hotel.
Richards, Fullerton' & Richards, lawyers.
Richards Harlin Rev, (Methodist).
Ridenour Frank, blacksmith.
Robinson Marshall J, grocer.
Sadler Bros, dry goods.
Sadler Milton V, sewing machines.
Schell F A, physician.
Schmidt Ludwig, shoemaker.
Schweitzer Bernhard, stone quarry. Smith George E, editor Owen County Jour- nal.
Smith Luther H, wagonmaker.
Smith & McBritan, blacksmiths.
Spencer Democrat, O M Howard, editor. Spencer Republican (Weekly, 8 Pages), Havens & Richards, Editors and Proprs.
Staley Mathew, gunsmith.
Stewart & Hoffa, blacksmiths.
Swigert William E, dentist.
VanSant Francis W, dentist.
Viquesney & Son, marble.
Walden Jesse F, barber.
Walls Anna Mrs, milliner.
Wampler John M, wagonmaker.
Wampler Rosa Miss, dressmaker.
Ward David L, jeweler.
Whitaker O W, meats.
Wiles William V, physician.
Wiles W V.& F M, drugs.
Williams Noel W, county clerk ..
Wood Lycurgus H, sheriff.
Woods James A W, saloon.
SPENCERVILLE. A place of 400 inhabitants, located in Concord town- ship, DeKalb county, 12 miles southeast of Auburn, the county seat and location of the nearest bank. Wheat and hogs are shipped. St. Joe, 3 miles north on B. & O. R. R., is the shipping point. J. A. Provines, postmaster.
Baker E K Rev, (Lutheran).
Baltz Jacob, blacksmith.
Barney & Erick, dry goods.
Bishop Peter, general store.
Bowman R Mrs, milliner.
Brooks E H, shoemaker.
Cahill J M, tinner.
Cleany Bros, meat market.
Falls H H & Son, furniture.
Horn J L, wagonmaker.
Houghton Lloyd, physician ..
Hull Jacob, physician.
Hussey F M Rev, (Methodist).
Jones L, shoemaker.
Kinsey & Thomas, furniture.
McKay Alice B, milliner.
Murray Bros, flour and saw mill.
Myers W U, cooper.
Nichols J R, hotel and insurance.
Olds Samuel N, dry goods.
Provines John A, Drugs.
Rummell O W, saddles and harness.
Schappach A, boots and shoes. Shilling S, live stock.
Shutt William, agricultural implements.
Silburg Cassius, barber.
Smith G W A & Son, blacksmiths.
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CARRIAGE AND WAGON STOCK OF ALL KINDS manufactured and sold by O. S. GILLETTE, SALES ROOM, 28 and 30 E. Georgia St., Indianapolis, Ind. See adv., p. 6.
Blank Book Makers
CARLON & HOLLENBECK, Printers, Binders and Blank Book Makers, S. E. Cor. Circle and Meridian Sts., Indianapolis.
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Steward & Moody, saw mill. Summers J B, saddles and harness. Wise George, blacksmith.
SPICELAND. An incorporated town of 650 inhabitants, in Henry county, 8 miles southwest of New Castle court house, and location of the nearest bank. Dunreith, 2} miles south on the P., C. & St. L. R'y, is the shipping point. Contains 2 churches, a first class academy, and good graded schools. Daily stage communica- tion with Dunreith; fare 20 cents; and New Castle ; fare 40 cents. O. H. Nixon, postmaster.
Binford & Talbert, saw mill.
Bogue, Hoover & Co, dry goods. Brandy Bros, barbers. Chamness William S, dry goods.
Cochran & Bailey, physicians. Collins H A, shoemaker.
Compton P, broom manufacturer.
Dawson William Rev, (Friends), shoe- maker.
Dicks G H, broom manufacturer.
Eastridge J L, saddles and harness. Gordon M C, physician. Holloway J W, insurance.
Jones H W, physician.
Kirk & Vanzant, blacksmiths.
Millikan T K, livery.
Newman & Brandon, meat market. Nixon Bros, Drugs, School Books and Notions. Pearson & Son, hardware.
Peck C E, R R and ex agt." Pleas A E, hotel.
Porch & Ricketts, Humboldt Washer and furniture manufacturers.
Ratliff C W, photographer. Sears James W, blacksmith. Sieg Henry, tailor. Stubbs & Cochran, grocers. Taylor & Gilbert, grocers. White L, lawyer. Wickersham David, justice. Wilson John, wagonmaker.
SPIKER. Called also Spikersville, a village of 75 inhabitants, in Lagro town- ship, Wabash county, on the C., W. & M. R. R., 4} miles from Wabash, the county seat and bank location. Grain and lumber are the principal articles exported. Ex., U. S. The town was named in honor of C. W. Spiker, who is postmaster. Briggs P M, ex agt.
Mekahn D B, tile mill.
Spiker C W, General Store and Grain Elevator.
Spiker O W, R R agt. Shultz Jacob S, saw mill.
SPRAYTOWN. A place of 100 inhabitants, in Salt Creek township, Jack- son county, 10 miles northwest of Browns- town court house. The location of the nearest bank is at Seymour, 12 miles dis- tant. It is also the shipping point. Ewing, 6 miles southeast on the O. & M., is another shipping station. August Graff, postmaster. Green T H, saw mill.
Graff August, Blacksmith. Lampert Martin, shoemaker. Lampert William, carpenter. Mapy Louis, general store.
Wekller George, general store. Yudel S, carpenter.
SPRINGDALE. Is situated in Washington township, Ripley county, 4 miles from Versailles, the county seat, and same distance from Pierceville, on the O. & M., its shipping depot. Aurora, 18 miles distant, is the banking town. Population, 25. Jacob Kissell, postmaster.
Allbright George, blacksmith.
Kissel Jacob, General Store, Carpen- ter and Undertaker.
Toph Thomas G, general store.
SPRINGFIELD In township of same name, Franklin county, 8 miles east of Brookville court house and shipping. point, and bank location, is a place of 15, inhabitants. Grain is exported. J. P. Miles, postmaster.
Armstrong William, saw mill.
Buckingham George, physician. James & Miles, General Store. Roberts F C, blacksmith.
SPRINGFIELD. Lagrange coun- ty. (See Brushy Prairie.)
SPRING HILL. Is in Fugit town- ship, Decatur county, 10 miles north of Greensburgh, the county seat, shipping sta- tion and banking town. Population, 30. Tri-weekly stage to Greensburgh. McCready Isaac, blacksmith.
Sands L W, painter.
SPRINGPORT. On line of Ft. W., C. & L. R. R., in Prairie township, county of Henry, 8 miles north of New Castle, the seat of justice and place for banking. Population, 109. Am. Ex. H. Benedict, postmaster.
Benedict H, Physician and Druggist. Benedict Lemuel F, justice. Bull William, shoemaker. Estabrook L. W, physician.
Gilmore J B, grain. Hale Lafary, justice of the peace. Hickman J M, general store.
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Morris H C, general store. Nash A H, wagonmaker. Rieman H, carpenter. Sivard C W, blacksmith. Skinner L, carpenter. Smith Manning, general store, R R and ex agt. Smith W F, general store. Wampler & Ice, saw mill.
SPRING STATION. A prosper- ous village of 350 inhabitants, in Grass township, Spencer county, on the L. E. & St. L. R. R., 10 miles north of Rockport, the banking town and county seat. Adams Ex. W. U. Tel. G. W. McCoy, postmaster. Abbott F H & Co, general store.
Abbott L D, lawyer.
Austin T R, physician.
Bays John, General Store.
Beasley M P, warehouse.
Carleton William, blacksmith.
Chapman B F, contractor.
Chrisney J B, general store.
Chrisney J C, R R agt. Ensor John F, saloon. Fella Joseph M, saloon.
Fisher B N, carpenter and wagonmaker.
Garbrough E, Drugs, Hotel, Distil- ler, and Flour Mill.
Garbrough & Kramer, commission mer- chants.
Grannan Thomas, shoemaker.
Hall A J, gunsmith.
Inerch C, blacksmith. Johnson John I, livery.
Johnson Matilda Mrs, hotel.
Kramer J H, cattle dealer.
McCoy George W, Physician.
McCoy Luther, lawyer. Murray John, staves. Shrode I N, carpenter. Smith D J, justice. Smith J R, physician. Smith W. F F Rev, (Methodist).
Stroube Jolin, carpenter.
Townsend S A Mrs, milliner and dress- maker.
SPRINGVILLE. A station and postoffice on line of the B., S. O. & B. R'y, containing about 300 inhabitants, on Spring creek, in Perry township, Lawrence county, 12 miles northwest of Bedford, the county seat and most available banking place. Lumber and live stock are exported. Ad- ams Ex. George Richard, postmaster. Evans Alex, meat market. Ferguson James, blacksmith. Gainey John M, general store and ex agt. Gainey & Gunn, general store. Gunn J H, physician. Hamilton J B Rev, (Methodist).
„Miller William, wagonmaker. Pierce James, general store. Rafferty M C, general store.
Richard George, Hotel and R R Agt.
Richard James H, carpenter.
Short Owen Rev, (Church of Christ).
Short Quincy Rev, (Church of Christ).
Short Thales, justice.
Short Wesley, physician.
Vestal Foster, shoemaker.
Whitted Silas, blacksmith.
Voss Lorenzo D, justice.
Woodward W B, drugs and physician.
SPURGEON. Village name is Pleasantville, in Monroe township, Pike county, 18 miles south of Petersburg court house. Oakland City, 10 miles northeast, on the L., E. & St. L. R. R., is the shipping station. Population, 146. Wheat and to- bacco are the principal shipments. John Ferguson, postmaster. Butler George H, grocer. Camp J W & J H, physicians.
Farmer A. B, saw mill.
Ferguson John Rev, (Methodist).
Ferguson Thomas, physician.
Ferguson & Shively, general store.
Green William Rev, (Baptist).
Ross J L, blacksmith.
Roy Leonard Rev, (Baptist).
Shepard James A, township trustee.
Shepard J A & Co, general store. Weird Albert, blacksmith.
STAMPERS' CREEK. Name of the postoffice for the village of Millers- burgh, is a place of 45 inhabitants, situated in Stampers' Creek township, Orange county, 7 miles east of Paoli, the county seat, and 8 south of Lancaser and 10 south- east of Orleans, on the L., N. A & C. R'y, either of which are shipping points. The nearest bank is at Salem. Ulrick Sailes, postmaster.
Baker James, physician.
Burgess William F, carpenter.
McCoy Allen, hotel. McCoy Bros, distillers.
McCoy & Littell, flour mill.
Wolf Allen, justice.
STANFORD. A village of 175 in- habitants, on Indian creek, in Van Buren township, Monroe county, 10 miles south- west of Bloomington, the county seat, ship- ing point and location of the nearest bank. A flour mill is needed. J. H. Gaston, post- master. Connet N, hotel. Cook P M, physician. Fields, Carmichael & Co, general store.
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Gaston J H, Physician.
Gaston & Cook, physicians. Greene Joseph, blacksmith. Holl B F, shoemaker. Smith J C, general store. Sparks Henry, live stock. Thrasher Alfred, justice. Walker J S, lawyer.
STAR. The postoffice at Ging's Sta- tion on C. C. Br. J., M. & I. R. R., in Union township, Rush county, 7 miles northeast of Rushville court house and location of the most convenient bank. Population, 45. Grain and hogs are shipped. Nancy E. Ging, postmaster.
Bell Joseph M, dry goods aud lumber. Bell & Newhouse, saw mill.
Francis J M, general store, R R and ex agt. Ging Nancy E Mrs, Postmaster. Schonert Theodore & Son, blacksmiths. Wikoff Samuel C, grain.
STAR CITY. A place of 300 inhab- itants on the P., C. & St. L. R'y, in Van Buren township, Pulaski county, 6 miles southeast of Winamac, the banking town and county seat. Grain, poultry and live stock are shipped. Ex., Adams. Jacob Wirick, postmaster. Ballard H F, physician. Blue E T, drugs. Brown W R, lumber.
Burk John, live stock.
Burk William, live stock.
Cain & Peters, druggists.
Dunn M H, Lumber, Grain, R R and Ex Agt.
Freel William R, cooper.
Fultz L, meat market.
Heward O H P, general store.
Hoover BS, agricultural implements. Hubbard John, saloon. Kahler Henry, undertaker. Kemp Jane Mrs, milliner.
Korner William, live stock.
Osborn James, physician.
Peters J B & G, physicians.
Reichard Jacob, shoemaker.
Reinhart J J, grocer.
Reinhart Michael, shoemaker. Schall Charles, live stock.
Stanhiser George, blacksmith. Stewart C G, justice: Stewart W F, gunsmith. . Washburn Isaac L, hotel.
Whitmer John, blacksmith.
Wirick Jacob, poultry and game. Wirick M E, Mrs, milliner.
STATE LINE. (See Ray.)
Steuben county.
STATE LINE. So named because being located on the Indiana and Illinois state linc, in Kent township, Warren county, on W., St. L & P. R'y, 17 miles southwest of Williamsport, the county seat. Popula- tion, 325. Danville, Ill., is the bank loca- tion, 6 miles west. Pacific Ex. W. U. Tel. A. R. Simpson, postmaster.
Andrews D P, grocer.
Andreas S J S, wagonmaker.
Barger William, grocer.
Birch E R, physician.
Bonebrake B F, general store. Brown N S, Physician.
Brownlie R H, R R and ex agt.
Buttingham B, grain dealer.
Cavanaugh Patrick, livery.
Gregg D, grain.
Linn Thomas, hotel.
Marple B F, drugs.
Porter A M, physician.
Shepler David, Hardware.
Simpson A R, Dry Goods and Gro- ceries.
Stephens E E, hardware.
Stephens Job, meat market.
Stephens T H, grocer.
Van Allen Asa, blacksmith.
STAUNTON. A thriving village of 600 inhabitants, on the St. L., V., T. H. & I. R. R., in Posey township, Clay county, 4 miles southwest of Brazil, the county seat and most convenient banking town ; coal is mined extensively and is the chief article of shipment. Am. Ex. Albert Webster, postmaster.
Bayh C, wagonmaker. Byers L S, drugs.
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