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Danner F B, shoemaker.
Gilbert G W, flour mill.
Gilbert W L, livery.
King John, blacksmith.
Lanham J, meat market.
Larkins E L, physician.
Lawson James, Blacksmith.
Lehner M, saloon.
Little & Yocum, coal miners.
Lucas J T, RR and ex agt.
McClintock C G, meat market.
Mccullough F B, grocer and physician.
Markle George & Co, drugs.
Maurer D S & Co, coal mines.
Maxy J C, physician.
Pyrah Samuel, saw mill.
Repple Philip, saloon.
Shattuck Anna Miss, milliner.
Sherb John G, general store.
Somers Joseph, coal miner.
Surber Henry, justice.
Vancleve Mollie Mrs, milliner.
Wardlaw & Boon, general store.
le Bradford,
Solicitor of AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS, and Notary Public. Office, Rooms 16 and 18 Hubbard Block, Indianapolis, Ind. (See adv.)
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For Corrugated and Crimped, Address W. G. HYNDMAN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Webster & Vancleve, General Store. Weisse Rev, (German Roformed).
STEAMBOAT LANDING. Ripley county. (See Ballstown.)
STEAM CORNER. Population, 50. A village in Mill Creek township, Fountain county, 1 mile from the C. & B. C. R. R., 14 miles southeast of Covington, the seat of justice and location of the near- est 'bank. U. S. Ex. F. H. Hershberger, postmaster.
Booe James M, tile manufacturer.
Cartwright William Rev, (Baptist).
Fine E M, physician. Furr Bros, live stock. Goachy Allen, justice.
Gossett Henry, hotel.
Herschberger & Gookins, Gen-
eral Store, Grain and Boots and Shoes. Ludlow Volney, broom manufacturer. Smith Charles, blacksmith.
Winslow David, poultry.
Woodgate William, blacksmith.
STENDAL. Situated in Lockhart township, Pike county, 20 miles southeast of Petersburgh, the banking . place and county seat. Huntingburgh, 12 miles north- east on the L., E. & St. L. R'y, is the ship- ping point. Tri-weekly stage from Lynn- ville; fare, 75 cents; to Petetsburgh; fare, $1. William Harmeyer, postmaster.
Beeler J S, physician.
Caldemeyer William, flour mill.
Caldemeyer & Co, brick yard.
Eilert Christian, wagonmaker.
Harmeyer & Martin, Drugs. Hillemeyer H H, blacksmith. Hartke John, shoemaker.
Hoover P N, physician Meyer Henry, carpenter.
Meyer & Neiss, undertakers.
Nass Carl, wagonmaker. Paetker F H, hotel. Paetker F H & Bro, general store. Stork William, general store. Taylor James, tobacco. Upenkamp Henry, blacksmith. Wise J M, painter.
STENO. A postoffice in Lagrange county, 5} miles from Lagrange, the coun- ty seat, nearest banking place and shipping depot. Population, 20. Martin Kerno, postmaster. Bishop N, carpenter. Brayton John, live stock. Byers W Rev, clergyman. Kerns M V B, Hardware and Cider Mill.
Koontz George, shoemaker. Sprout William, blacksmith. Strickland J, blacksmith and wagonmaker. Wolf C, saw mill.
STEWARTSVILLE. A village in Robb township, Posey county, on the E., P. & D. R. R., 11 miles north of Mount Vernon, the county seat. Population, 150 .. New Harmony is the location of the near- est bank. Adams Ex., and W. U. Tel. A. W Sherrer, postmaster.
Cross William, physician.
Demberger & Faul, General Store. Duclos J C, blacksmith.
Faul Fred, harness.
Harp W W, saloon and hotel.
Hill L H, justice.
Hyne J B, live stock.
Hyne Lewis, live stock.
Kelley F H, physician.
Robb J W, general store.
Rutledge J J, confectioner.
Shearer A W, Ex Agt.
Shearer & Briggs, General Store. Shearer & Calvin, brickyard.
Steinbrenner C, shoemaker.
Stuart G W, drugs and saloon.
Tretheway George, wagonmaker. Welborn G W, physician.
STILESVILLE. Located in Frank- lin township, Hendricks county, 10 miles. southwest of Danville, the nearest bank lo- cation and seat of justice. Amo, 4 miles. north, on the St. L., V., T. H. & I. R. R., is. the shipping point. Stage twice a day to Amo; fare, 50 cents. Population, 400. B. M. Gentry, postmaster.
Crawford & Tiquor, blacksmiths.
Elmore W H, shoemaker.
Gentry Bros, General Store.
Gentry J, live stock.
Green J N, physician.
Heavenridge A, physician.
Johnson A W, hotel.
McAninch E, justice.
Masters N G, physician.
Masters & Son, general store. Osborn J M, blacksmith.
Robards A M, drugs.
Shoptaugh W A, general store and hotel. Swope Samuel, undertaker.
STILLWELL. Situated at the crossing of the I. & P. C. Div. W. St. L. & P., and C. & G. T. R'ys, in Pleasant town- ship, Laporte county, 8 miles southeast of Laporte, the county seat and banking town .. Wheat, corn and oats are exported. Ex., Am. Population, 150. C. E. Young, postmaster.
Bear George, agricultural implements.
James B. Lizius & Co.
SOLICITORS OF AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS, 1812 Bates Block, opp. P. O., Indianapolis, Ind.
E. C. ATKINS & CO. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
RECALL or WRITE for PRICES. 206 to 216 SOUTH ILLINOIS STREET.
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Boserman S S, grain and live stock.
Crowell O, justice. Hood T H, grocer. Lyons L, blacksmith. McCarthy D, grocer and saloon. Speck Joseph, saloon. Wherett Joseph, R R agt. Young C E, Drugs, Cigars, Tobacco and Ex Agt.
STINESVILLE. A village of 400 inhabitants on the L., N. A. & C. R'y, in Bean Blossom township, Monroe county, 13 miles north of Bloomington, the county seat and most available banking place. Limestone is quarried extensively, and is the chief article exported. Ex., L., N. A. & C. James T. Greer, postmaster. Ashbright F, shoemaker.
Beeman R, carriagemaker.
Davis & Casner, stone quarry. Dunn C C, general store. Easton J Mrs, hotel.
Greer James T, R R and Ex Agt. Greer R M, physician. Harris J J, drugs. Hoadley & Eppinghousen, flour mill. McHenry & Bro, stone quarry. Mallicoat & Easton, blacksmiths. Miller David, grocer. Williams J S, saw mill.
Williams & Pugh, stone yard.
STIPP'S HILL. Called Buena Vista, a place containing 80 inhabitants, in Posey township, Franklin county, 16 miles west of Brookville, the county seat and banking town, and 8 miles west of Meta- mora on the W. W. R. R., the shipping sta- tion. Mail semi-weekly. James T. Os- born, postmaster.
Hidgon George W, blacksmith. Monroe Jacob, carpenter. Osborn James T, General Store. Parker True, grocer and notary. Vail David, plasterer.
STOCKDALE. Wabash and Mi- ami counties. (See Roann.)
STOCKWELL. On the C., I., St. L. & C. R. R., in Lauramie township, Tippe- canos county, 12 miles southeast of Lafay- ette court house and banking town, and 51 miles northwest of Indianapolis; has a pop- ulation of 506. The place has one church and the Stockwell Institute. Ex., Am. J. G. Laird, postmaster, Baker Joseph, physician. Baker Moses, physician. Brooks H, shoemaker. Callahan C O, jeweler. Danielson Carl & Co, blacksmiths.
Fickle J M, physician. Gardner S, blacksmith.
Hamil Nathan, carpenter. Hannawalt J A, general store. Hawkins J R, hotel and general store. Jacobs R, general store.
Laird J G, President Stockwell Insti- tute.
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Laird W O, R R and ex agt.
Lucas & Storms, tile manufacturers.
Miller John, general store. Newhouse J E Rev, (Methodist).
Prettyman J T, physician.
Rinehart David, justice. Richie P M, barber and billiard hall.
Rogers William & Son, undertakers.
Royer J W, general store.
Stockwell Institute, J G Laird, prest. Storms A drugs.
Wells & Storms, live stock.
Wright W W, general store.
STONE BLUFFS. Population, 160. A station on the C. & R. C. R'y, in VanBuren township, Fountain county, 8 miles southwest of Covington court house. Attica is the place for banking. Grain and hogs are shipped. U. S. Ex. Washington Strader, postmaster. Calvert William, physician.
Coen L M, ex agt.
Dass Samuel, blacksmith.
Dice & Williamson, saw mill.
Dudley M, tailor.
Grubb John, carpenter.
Hemphill Thomas & Co., general store. Long David, shoemaker.
McNeil Scott, physician. Mallett William, saw and flour mill.
Morgan S, grain dealer.
Sharpless M S, physician.
Simpson J H, blacksmith and R R agt.
Strader & Nelson, General Store.
STONE'S CROSSING. A place of 40 inhabitants, situated in White river township, Johnson county, 9 miles north- west of Franklin court house and nearest bank. Whiteland 6 miles east on the J. M. & I. R. R. is the nearest shipping sta- tion. R. Church, postmaster.
Church R & Son, general store. Church & Jones, general store.
Fisher W, blacksmith. Grimes J W, shoemaker.
Keesling G, blacksmith.
Keesling L, blacksmith. Kegley John L, physician. Sharp I M Rev, clergyman. Smith A, saw mill.
Stone E, boot and shoemaker.
Surface F M, wagonmaker. Surface F M & S J, saw mill.
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WIEGEL & RUEHL, 188 South Meridian St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Jobbers of Cove and Fresh Oysters. | UNION OYSTER CO. J. S. KELLER, Manager. 40 North Illinois Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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STONE STATION. Randolph county. (See Clarke.)
STONY POINT. A rural post- office in Jefferson township, Madison coun- ty, 5 miles north of Madison, the bank loca- tion, shipping point and county seat. Wil- liam Watlington, postmaster. Grossman George, blacksmith.
Wagner George, wagonmaker. Watlington Thomas H, live stock. Watlington William, Postmaster.
STRAUGHN'SSTATION. Sit- uated in the southeastern part of Henry county, in Dudley township, on the P., C. & St. L. R'y. Contains a population of 200. Newcastle, 12 miles northwest, is the county seat. Cambridge City is the near- est bank location. Grain, tile and lumber are exported. Ex., Adams. James L. Willis, postmaster.
Allison A A, meat market.
Bentlerham E M, general store.
Coffin Aaron, blacksmith. Dennis & Stephenson, drain tile. Fifer E Rev (Christian), insurance.
Hayden B F, blacksmith.
Reynolds Edwin, saw mill. Smith Eli, grain, R R and ex agt.
VanLanningham Lee, justice.
Weakly David, physician.
Willis A O, barber.
Willis james L, General Store. Willis Joseph T, saw mill and carpenter. Winslow E P, wagonmaker.
STRAWTOWN. A village of 100 inhabitants, in White River township, Hamilton county, 7 miles northeast of No- blesville, the county seat and bank loca- tion. Grain, potatoes and live stock are shipped. Cicero, 4 miles west, on I., P. & C. Div. W., St. L. & P. R'y, is the shipping station. John Coy, postmaster.
Coy John, General Store. Flanders James M, live stock. Knapp A, hotel and blacksmith. McMahan James, live stock. Morris James, grain and live stock. Morris Walter T, justice. Smith T J, physician. Spery Samuel, saloon.
STRINGTOWN. A village of 75 inhabitants, in Harrison township and county, 4 miles from Corydon, the county seat. New Albany, 20 miles east, is the lo- cation of the nearest bank. Daily stage to Corydon and New Albany ; fare to latter place $1. Benjamin Pearson, postmaster. Alaxandre Martin, shoemaker. Gillmore James Rev, clergyman.
Marsh Jesse N, wagonmaker. Miller Frederick L, carpenter. Pearson Benjamin, Blacksmith. Smith William, general store.
STUMKE'S CORNER. A post- office in Ripley county, 10 miles from Ver- sailles, the county seat. Aurora, 17 miles distant, is the banking town; Milan, 4 miles distant, on the O. & M. R'y, is the shipping station. Population, 20. Henry Stumke, postmaster. Arkenberg Charles, saw mill.
Degner Frederick, saddletree manufacturer. Gartamann Frederick, shoemaker.
Haase Hervy, live stock.
Jordan William, saw mill.
Kramer William, general store. Ludeker Gahart, carpenter.
Luhring Christian, saddletree manufac- turer.
Stumke Henry, General Store, Sa- loon and Shoemaker.
SUGAR BRANCH. Known also as Fairview, a village in Colton township, Switzerland county, 10 miles southeast of Vevay, the shipping point, county seat and bank location. Population, 50. Hay, eggs and tobacco are shipped. Sylvester R. Heath, postmaster.
Allen J W Rev, (Methodist).
Gaither J H, carpenter and shoemaker. Gaither Minnie Mrs, milliner. Gibbs James H, general store.
Heath Sylvester R, General Store. Lee David B, saw and flour mill and town- ship trustee.
Likely Henry, harnessmaker. Long F M, hotel and blacksmith. Oxley L M & O I, milliners. Tinker S R, wagonmaker.
SUGAR CREEK. Named also New Palestine, is a prosperous village of 500 in- habitants, on the C., H. & I. R'y, in Sugar Creek township, Hancock county, 10 miles southwest of Greenfield, the county seat, and 14 southeast of Indianapolis. Both places are banking points. U. S. Ex., and W. U. Tel. William T. Eaton, postmaster. Bennett Calvin, undertaker. Buchel Jacob, physician. Bussell Edgar, R R and ex agt.
Buttner John, shoemaker. Clancy William B Rev, (Methodist). Cloud F M, tinner and stoves.'
Dave & Richman, carpenters.
Eaton & Son, General Store. Elliott & Branson, drugs and groceries. Ely J M, physician. Ely L C, physician. Espey Paul, physician and drugs.
SOLDIERS
or their heirs should have their rights investigated by W. H. CORBALEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, 48 Vance Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND., who has had 20 years experience. Correspondence solicited.
POWDER, The ORIGINAL HERCULES C. H. JENNE, Agent, 2912 North Pennsylvania Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Everson William, cooper. Fauh Bros, wagonmakers.
Foglesong L S, restaurant. Frankenstine George, barber. Freeman Bery, live stock. Freigal F M, harness. Freigal George, wagonmaker. Geisel C, blacksmith.
Gester Frederick, Saw Mill.
Hobbs O P, carpenter.
Hogle A P, flour mill.
Kirkhoff C H, physician.
Kneriham Edward, meat market.
Place D W, Barber.
Schriber J A, general store.
Sleeter Chris, wagonmaker.
Smith A G, blacksmith. True B F, physician.
Vaughan George, hotel.
Waltke F, shoemaker.
Woener Charles, shoemaker.
SUGAR GROVE. A village of 100 inhabitants, in Jackson township, Tip- pecanoe county. Lafayette, the county seat and banking town, is 18 miles northeast. Corwin, on the L., N. A. & C. R'y, 5 miles northeast, is the shipping station. Grain and live stock are exported. George Stan- ley, postmaster.
Arnett J N, blacksmith.
Boyer James, carpenter. Cade Marsh, grain. Grone H B, live stock.
Holt Stewart, meat market.
Hyatt G W, physician.
McCoy John, justice.
Miller George L, general store.
Shuer William, live stock.
Stafford Ira, carpenter.
Stanley George, General Store.
SULLIVAN. The county seat of Sullivan county, is located on the E. & T. H. and S. & B. R. R's, nearly in the geo- graphical centre of the county, 26 miles south of Terre Haute and 98 southwest of Indianapolis. It dates as a settlement from 1842, and has a population of 2,500. Its public buildings are very good and comprise the court house which was erected in 1853, and remodeled and enlarged in 1871, a large graded school building, erected at a cost of · $20,000, an opera house and 5 church edi- fices. Coal of excellent quality is mined in the near vicinity. It has 3 hotels, 2 banks, 3 weekly newspapers-Times, Democrat and Union, 2 planing mills, 4 flour mills, 1 pump factory, I saw mill, 1 woolen mill and the foundry and boiler works of Whitmore Bros. Sullivan is entirely free from bonded debt and has real and personal property
(assessed value) amounting to $854,270. Grain and live stock are shipped. Ex., Adams and Pacific. Tel., W. U. James A. Hays, postmaster.
Abbey Robert, flour mill, 7 miles east.
Abell James B, clothing.
Allen John B, barber.
Ashcraft Henry, saloon.
Bartlett J C, publisher Sullivan Times.
Basler Ferdinand E, agt E & T H R R. Bass Jethro, barber.
Beasley Ephraim, propr Sullivan House,
Beck & Brown, livery.
Benefiel Mary J, dressmaker.
Berry James L, sheriff.
Billman Joseph W, Attorney af Law and Abstracts of Title.
Blue Perry H, lawyer.
Borders & Crance, grocers.
Borders & Draper, proprs Draper House.
Brewer & Burton, hardware.
Briggs Frederick, insurance.
Briggs Murray & Son, publishers Sullivan Democrat.
Briggs & Barrett, lawyers.
Brown James, livery.
Brown William, livery.
Brunger S & Co, woolen mills.
Buff, Patton & Beasley, lawyers.
Burks William H, drugs.
Caffee Bennet V, justice.
Catlin James A, jeweler.
Catlin William E, grocer.
Catlin William F, baker.
Cavins Riley W, physician.
Collier James A, dentist.
Condit & Ridge, saloon.
Conkle Noah F, dry goods.
Coulson & Coulson, Attorneys at Law, Office Masonic Building.
Coulter William F, grocer. Cozine William H, tailor.
Crawley David, county auditor.
Crawley & Mckinley, furniture.
Crowder Bros, harness and saddles.
Crowder Robert H, physician and lumber.
Crowder & Reed, drugs and books.
Curry & Curry, grocers.
Davis John & Sons, hardware.
Davis Owen, justice.
Devol James & Son, planing mill.
Dooley Stephen J, blacksmith.
Draper House, Borders & Draper, proprs.
Draper Isaac P, saloon.
Draper Samuel M, grocer.
Draper Solomon, blacksmith.
Draper Squire M, grocer.
Eaton Bros, flour mill.
Eaton James A, lawyer.
Eaton & Miles, boots and shoes.
Estabrook Alonzo F, county surveyor.
Evans Michael W, saloon.
THOS. H. CLAPP, Optician, 93 North Pennsylvania Street, New-Denison Hotel Block, Indianapolis, Ind.
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I have for sale SPECTACLES of all the best and late improved forms and material.
Home Life Ins. Co.
Has perfected plans for a large business in Illinois during 1881. 7 FOR AGENCIES APPLY TO E. H. KELLOGG, Superintendent, Chicago, IlL.
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Farmers' National Bank ; capital, $50,000 ; John Giles, prest ; Medford B Wilson, cashr. Fordyce John N, county recorder.
Giles John & Son, grocers.
Goodman Solomon, clothing.
Griffin John T, grocer.
Gunn John T, Law and Abstracts. Gunn & Chaney, Proprs Sullivan Abstract Company. (See adv.)
Hays James A, postmaster and editor Sul- livan Union.
Hays & Hays, lawyers.
Higbee George W, physician.
Hilderbrand Edward J C, carriage man- facturer.
Hill William H H, live stock.
Hill & Cunningham, grain.
Hinkle James R, physician.
Hinkle James S, physician.
Hinkle James W, boots and shoes.
Hoke Jacob F, hardware.
Hoke & Stansil, planing mill.
Hoskins Edward A, tailor.
Hostetler & Williams, general store.
Houpt Clinton, carpenter.
Humphrey John M, lawyer.
Johnson William W, photographer.
Kammenzind Joseph M, tailor.
Kelly Edward W, jewelry.
Ketcham John H Rev, (Methodist).
Kirkham M & Son, harness and saddles. Kivett John, dentist. Knotts Annie M Mrs, milliner. Koltinsky Bernhard, grocer.
Lacey & Lacey, pumpmakers.
Leach Edmund, grocer.
Leach Edmund & Son, grain.
Lindley Bros, dry goods.
Lucas Barton R, city marshal.
McCammon Hotel, William McCammon, propr.
McClellan Abraham, grocer.
McEneny Patrick, marble works.
Malott Dr, physician. Mann Thomas J, clerk circuit court.
Maple & Holmes, lawyers.
Mason Robert B, grocer.
Mayfield & Co, drugs.
Meeter James H Rev, (Presbyterian).
Meyer August O, cabinetmaker.
Murphy Alexander M, physician. Neal John C, flour mill.
Neller William, shoemaker. Opera House, Sherman & Hoke, proprs.
Osborn Frank, carpenter. Palmer James S, live stock. Parks George & Co, dry goods.
Perkins A B & Co, saw mill.
Reid James & Son, flour mill.
Riggs Commodore P, county treasurer.
Roberts Alice Miss, dressmaker. Russell & Glass, livery.
Sanders John F, physician.
Shattuck & Jamison, drugs.
Sheeks House, Mrs Lizzie Sheeks, propr.
Shelburn Coal Company, miners. Sherman T K & Son, dry goods. Simmons Thomas C, meats.
Smith William S, confectioner. South & Farley, blacksmiths.
Stewart Lafayette, insurance. Stratton Joseph P, harness.
Sullivan Abstract Company, Gunn & Chaney, Proprs. (See adv.) Sullivan County Bank; capital, $100,000 ; W H Crowder, prest ; George R Dutton, cashr.
Sullivan Democrat, Murray Briggs, editor.
Sullivan House, Ephraim Beasly, propr.
Sullivan Times, J C Bartlett, publisher. Sullivan Union, JA Hays, editor.
Thompson John J, physician.
Thurman John & Co, produce and junk.
Troll & Burks, boots and shoes.
Waggoner John, coroner.
Waggoner, Massie & Kalley, lawyers.
Weir & Newton, drugs.
Weir & Weir, physicians.
Welling J H, carriage manufacturer.
Whitman Jeptha, grocer.
Whitmore Bros, Boiler and Mach- ine Works. (See adv.)
Wilkey Bros, grocers.
Wilkey & Allen, general store.
Willis & Willis, feed.
Wolfe Thomas J, justice.
Wolfe & Wolfe, clothing.
Young William G, dry goods.
SULPHUR HILL. Called also Geneva, is located in Noble township, Shelby county, 11 miles southeast of Shelby- ville, the county seat, and 7 southwest of St. Paul, on the C., I., St. L. & C. R. R., the shipping depot. The nearest bank is at Shelbyville. Population, 200. Eggs and butter are shipped. Leonard Hier, post- master.
Brandenburg B, carpenter.
Charles M E & J, flour mill.
Dronberger John, general store.
Elsberry James, justice.
Gregory S H, lime manufacturer.
Hier Leonard, Carpenter. Keeling W W, drugs. Mand P, carpenter.
Moore W E, physician.
Seward Arthur, carpenter.
Taylor J F, physician.
Woods J N, blacksmith.
Woods T J, carpenter.
SULPHUR SPRINGS. A vil- lage of 300 inhabitants, situated in Jeffer- son township, Henry county, on the P., C.
O. S. GILLETTE, Nos. 28 and 30 East Georgia Street, INDIANAPOLIS, . - IND.
MANUFACTURER OF WAGON AND CARRIAGE MATERIAL.
POLES, SHAFTS, DOUBLE & SINGLE TREES, AND NECK YOKES. See adv., page 6.
PRINTING
Binding and Blank Book Making, CARLON & HOLLENBECK, # Southeast Corner Circle and Meridian Streets, - INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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& St. L. R'y, 7 miles northwest of New Castle court house and location of the most available bank. Lumber, live stock and grain are shipped. Ex., Adams. Noah W. W. Warner, postmaster.
Baker & Warner, wagonmakers.
Cory Isaac, grocer.
Culp W P, blacksmith.
Edleman Richard J, justice, R R and ex agt. Eskew W C, physician.
Freezer James E, blacksmith.
Good & Sowash, meat market and tile manufacturers.
Goodrich E T, broom handle and shingle manufacturer.
Harry M D, general store.
Hart John Q, grain.
Jennings George W, shoemaker.
Lines Richard, liniment manufacturer.
Netz Peter, saw mill.
Ocker John, dry goods.
Personette Alexander, hotel.
Resener William M, physician.
Showers George, cabinetmaker.
Smith S L, painter.
Sowash John, hotel.
Studle Andrew, shoemaker.
Thompson J H, drugs.
Warner Noah W, Grocer and Bar- ber. Wilson E A, dry goods.
Yost A N, live stock.
SUMANVILLE. A village with a population of 27, situated in Jackson township, Porter county, 7 miles north of Valparaiso, the seat of justice and banking town. The B. & O. R. R. traverses the village. The shipments are lumber, live stock and grain. Ex., B. & O. Robert S. Greer, postmaster.
Becker & Smith, flour mill.
Greer Robert S, Postmaster. Hubbell J W, R R and ex agt. Suman Col, saw mill.
SUMMIT. A place of 70 inhabitants, in Smithfield township, DeKalb county, 10 miles north of Auburn, the county seat. The. Ft. W. & J. R. R. traverses the vil- lage. The nearest bank is at Waterloo. Stage line semi-weekly to Hudson; fare round trip $1.50. Summit is one of the handsomest villages in the State, and a favorite resort for Michigan excursionists .. P. H. Gramling, postmaster.
Bangs Charles H, general store.
Baxter John, live stock.
Bowers James, barber.
Crays John, live stock.
Gramling P H, carpenter.
Gramling R & Son, brick manufacturers.
Heller Isaac, harness and shoemaker.
Mortorff Bros, saw mill.
Myers Henry, carpenter.
SULLIVAN ABSTRACT CO. OF SULLIVAN, INDIANA.
Has the only Complete Abstract Books to Lands in Sullivan County.
JOHN T. GUNN, JOHN C. CHANEY, Prop's.
S. WHITMORE.
WHITMORE BROTHERS, J. W. WHITMORE.
FOUNDRY BOILER and MACHINE WORKS,
Repairing of all kinds of Machinery Promptly attended to.
Devol's Old Stand, South Section Street, Sullivan, Indiana.
New York Life Ins. Co.
Purely Mutual. No Stockholders. Absolute Secur- ity at Actual Cost. Issues all desirable forms of J. W. Dean, Gen'l Ag't, INDIANAPOLIS. Policies.
INDIANAPOLIS BRUSH FACTORY ( 14 and 16 E. South St. Indianapolis, Ind. PETER F. BRYCE, Proprietor.
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Parish Charles, blacksmith.
Penick Joseph, hub, spoke and stave manu- facturer. Snowberger H D, grain and R R agt. Strong Joseph, lumber.
Zimmerman William, carpenter and lum- ber.
SUMMIT GROVE. Situated in Helt township, Vermillion county, is a vil- lage of 75 inhabitants on the C. & E. I. R. R., 12 miles south of Newport, the seat of justice and bank location. The village is also on the Wabash river. Am. Ex. N. T. Leiton, postmaster.
Goskill H V, R R and ex agt. Leiton N T, Grain Dealer.
McDaniel John Rev, (Methodist). Mack Spencer, general store. Paxson C C, physician. White O J & Co, live stock.
SUMMITVILLE. A thriving vil- lage of 400 inhabitants on the C., W. & M. R'y, in Van Buren township, Madison county, 18 miles north of Anderson, the county seat. The most convenient bank is at Alexandria. Ships grain and lumber. Ex., U. S. J. Ń. Gordon, furniture.
Allen Bros, staves and heading manufac- turers.
Allen E E, hardware.
Allen Joseph, hardware.
Allen Joseph A, general store.
Blake W P, harness.
Brown Waldo, R R and ex agt.
Brunt S F, physician.
Bunihall L D, saloon.
Campbell William, carpenter ..
Cartwright W T, saloon.
Cranfill M L, physician.
Cunningham Thomas, grocer.
Davis William, meat market.
Dobson A S, lawyer.
Eastest Lemuel, blacksmith. Fear George W, blacksmith.
Fenimore S, hotel. Fulton J F, general store.
Gordon J N, Furniture and Under- taker.
Hand Henry, carpenter and architect.
Howard R C, livery and feed.
Howard & Roseboom, flour mill.
Hunt T M, physician.
Hutchings John, carpenter and architect. King Stephen, boots and shoes.
Littler W D, shoemaker.
May T, saloon.
Menefee R A, drugs.
Moore A, general store. Morris N C, hardware.
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