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Roseboom William A, lumber.
Searle Nett, drugs.
Sharp W A, corn merchant. Simmons & Hicks, saw mill.
Swallow George E, physician. Warner William, general store.
Wilkins W H, grocer.
Williams L S, tanner. Williams & Son, saw mill.
Wood M F, justice.
Woolen & Morris, grain dealers.
Worth Peter, wagonmaker:
SUMNER STATION. Warren county. (See Johnsonville.)
SUMPTION PRAIRIE. A coun- try postoffice in Greene township, St. Joseph county, 8 miles southwest of South Bend, the banking, town shipping point and county seat. Crum's Point, 4 miles north- west, is also a shipping station, on the C. & G. T. R. R. Stage tri-weekly to South Bend and Walkerton. ' Jackson Greene, postmaster.
Byers John, justice.
SUNMAN. Population, 250. A vil- lage in Adams township, Ripley county, on C., I., St. L. & C. R. R., 18 miles northwest of Versailles, the county seat. Lawrence- burgh is the banking town. Ex., Am. G. B. Ashton, postmaster.
Ashton G B, Lumber, R R and Ex Agt.
Beeker M, saloon.
Behlmer D, wagonmaker.
Bennett John, poultry.
Brunse C H, carpenter.
Brunse H H, shoemaker.
Brunce William, livery.
Dever Frank, veterinary surgeon .
Diver Patrick, saloon.
Felix John, blacksmith.
Goldschmidt William, general store.
Hartman Val, harness.
Hazen Gideon, lath and shingles.
Hornung & Boerstler, jewelers and "ma- chines.
Hieman H, Saw Mill and General Store.
Schlight John, veterinary surgeon.
Shuck H, saloon.
Smith William, saw mill and tile manu- facturer.
Stephens Mrs, dressmaker.
Swindemann J, stoves and tinware.
Tangman J, grain, live stock, etc.
Troutman B, wagonmaker.
Troutman George, carriage painter.
Torrence Mrs, dressmaker.
Tyrrell F, blacksmith.
Vincent E B, Physician.
Walter Fred, saloon and hotel.
L. Everingham & Co.,
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Webber J, blacksmith. Wuest George, staves.
SWAIM'S HILL. A rural post- office in West River township, Randolph county, 12 miles southwest of Winchester, the county seat. Farmland, on the C., I., St. L. & C. R'y, 10 miles distant, is the ship- ping station. The location of the nearest bank is at Hagerstown. Ira Swaim, post- master. Botkin J A, saw mill. Swaim Ira, notary public.
SWAN. A place containing 175 in- habitants, in Swan township, Noble county, on G. R. & I. R. R., 15 miles southeast of Albion court house. Kendallville is the location of the nearest bank. Ex., U. S. and Adams. Supports 1 church and graded school. E. Cramer, postmaster. Adair William, physician. Amos William, carpenter. Bentley D B, blacksmith. Bolton J P, carpenter. .
Bricker J W, wagonmaker.
Bricker & Worman, drugs and general store. Broughton O, flour mill. Broughton S, saw mill. Dunn A Mrs, dressmaker. Dunn J T, physician.
Maples J H, general store. Richard E J, handle manufacturer.
Rickard H M, R Rand ex agt. Simon C C, lumber. Simons & Hilkert, live stock. Weigel Martha, dressmaker.
SWANVILLE. A country postoffice in Republican township, Jefferson county, 12 miles southwest of Madison the seat of justice, and 42 miles from Lexington, on the L. Br. O. & M. R'y, its shipping sta- tion. The nearest bank is at Madison. Daily stage to Hanover and Lexington; fare 25 cents ; and Madison ; fare 50 cents. William Ralston, postmaster.
Ralston William, General Store. Renchler J F, shoemaker.
SWAYZEE. A recently established postoffice on the T. C. & St. L. R. R., in Sims township, Grant county, 10 miles south west of Marion, the county seat and bank location. Population, 80. Ex., U. S. M. L. Curless, postmaster. Campbell Samuel, notions and poultry. Cumpton Joseph, blacksmith. Curless M L, Postmaster. Fisher Bros, general store. Grindle J C, flour, saw and planing mill. Kelley J F Ć, general store.
Merk Harrison Rev, clergyman.
Merk James B, grain. Pence A J, live stock. Pence L C, justice. Rutherford Milton, insurance. Saylors Elijah, meat market. Sims William G, drugs and barber.
Smith & Galbreth, grocer and hardware.
Thomas James Rev, clergyman. Titus James, harnessmaker.
SWEETSERS. A station and vil- lage on the P., C. & St. L. R'y, in Pleasant township, Grant county, 6 miles northwest of Marion, the county seat and banking town, contains a population of 300. Tele- phone connection with Marion. U. S. Ex. H. Loring, postmaster. Baum Bros, grain dealers.
Brown William, general store.
Daniels George W, physician. Gatlett R B, saw mill.
Hall John W, physician.
Jester J W, grocer.
Lewis John R, blacksmith.
Loring H, R R and Ex Agt.
Mark M, drugs.
Moor James, saw mill.
SWITZ CITY. Located at the cross- ing of the I. & V., B., S., O. & B., and S. E. & S. E. R'ys, on line between Grant and Fairplay townships, Greene county, 7 miles west of Bloomfield court house and banking place. Population, 275. Corn and wheat are shipped. Adams and Pacific Ex. H. Hunt, postmaster. Cole W H, physician.
Gecklin & Co, general store. Hale William M, saw and flour mill.
Hamblin H W, drugs.
Harrell Samuel, livery.
Harvey & Riley, hardware.
Kennard G W, R R and ex agt. Martin A Mrs, hotel.
Meacham M J, saddler.
Roby J C, general store. Spencer J D, drugs.
Stone J A M, physician.
Switz Harrison, saloon.
Wilkey & Son, general store. Willson W L, physician.
SYCAMORE. A village settled in 1881, located in Jackson township, Howard county, on the T., C. & St. L. R. R., 11 miles east of Kokomo, the location of the most convenient bank and the county seat. Population, 100. U. S. Ex., W. U. Tel. M. T. Stone, postmaster. Bish John, grocer. Jeffries W T, justice.
Lahn E S, dry goods and grain.
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Lawshe I F, physician. Lee Isaac R, R R and ex agt. Stone Bros, Dry Goods and Grain. Vanbriggle J D, saw mill.
SYLVANIA. A settlement of 150 persons, in Liberty township, Parke county, 13 miles from Rockville, the county seat and financial centre. Bloomingdale, 7 miles distant, on the St. L. Div. I. B. & W. R'y, is the shipping point. Tri-weekly stage to Annapolis; fare, 60 cents; to Bloomingdale; 75 cents, to Harveysburgh; 50 cents, and to Yeddo; $1. William B. Gillum, postmaster.
Doan Charles, engineer.
Doan James E, blacksmith.
Durham Henry, shingle manufacturer. Gillum Bros, General Store. Gillum Ira H, physician.
Gillum William B, Notary, Agri- cultural Implements, and Wagons and Buggies.
Hodson J B, saw mill.
Ireland William, engineer. Kirkham John A, harnessmaker. McCord W H, general store. Maris John T, carpenter.
Mendenhall E W, physician. Rhoads Stephen, wagonmaker.
Stout M M, shoemaker. Wilkey E L, drain tile. Wilkey H M, carpenter. Woody L L, carpenter.
SYRACUSE. Is located on Turkey river and the B. & O. R. R., in Turkey Creek township, Kosciusko county, 12 miles northeast of Warsaw, the county seat and banking town. It was incorporated a town in 1876, is entirely free from debt, and con- tains a population of 750, 2 churches- Methodist and Church of God-1 graded school of 3 departments, 2 hotels, 1 flour mill and 2 saw mills. Ex., B. & O. Tel. W. U. Amy S. Aber, postmaster. Aber Amy S Miss, notions.
Bowld William R, Saloon and Cigar Manufacturer. Brower A C, saw mill. Collander H N, lawyer. Collar & Miller, physicians.
Edgell Doddridge C, confectionery.
Eppert Thomas, blacksmith.
Green Addison, hardware. Hardesty Elizabeth Mrs, milliner. Henderson Joseph, flour mill. Holloway Eli, druggist and jeweler. Ihrig F M, physician. Kelley David, propr Kelley House and physician. Ketring S L & Co, grain.
Kindig Joseph A, dry goods.
Kindig & Hier, livery .; Knorr Charles, physician. Knorr Charles W, druggist. Lake House, Mrs C Miles, propr. Landis Frank, furniture. Lovett W W Rev, (Church of God). Low & Evans, grocers.
Miles C Mrs, propr Lake House. Miles E W, blacksmith. Mitchell Henry, shoemaker.
Ott Francis, saw mill.
Ray George M, lawyer. Roberts Alfred, saloon.
Snyder M, wagonmaker .. Steller John W, general store.
Sterling Harry, barber. Wallace William, harnessmaker. Wayer John, boots and shoes. Weaver & Bushong, grocers.
Widner Z, wagonmaker. Young J R, baker.
SYRIA. Population, 41, in Paoli township, Orange county, 42 miles from Paoli, the county seat. Orleans, 6 miles east on the L., N. A. & C. R'y, is the ship- ping point. Salem is the nearest bank loca- tion. A. C. Still, postmaster.
Dott Phillip, blacksmith.
Still A C, Physician. Wilfong & Fisher, general store.
TABOR. Seven miles from Muncie, the seat of justice and banking place, in Salem township, Delaware county, is a vil- lage of 25 inhabitants. Cowan, 3 miles distant, on the Ft. W., C. & L. R. R., is the nearest shipping depot. Tri-weekly stage to Muncie and Middletown; fare to each, 25 cents. L. Snell, postmaster.
McLain G W, gunsmith.
Modlin J D, justice and blacksmith. Modlin Nathan, blacksmith. Snell L, General Store.
TALBOT. A place of 100 inhabit- ants, in Hickory Grove township, Benton county, 14 miles southwest of Fowler, the county seat, on the L. E. & W. R'y. Ox- ford is the location of the nearest bank. Ex., U. S. Tel., W. U. A. Hanawalt, post- master. Ashton T E, R R and ex agt. Calvert G S, physician.
Manawalt A, General Store.
Kaidle John, blacksmith. Morris John, shoemaker.
Murphy A, grain.
Myers A E, grocer.
Siddins H C, justice of the peace.
Swadley G W, flour mill. White Charles, grain.
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TAMPICO. Howard county. (See Centre.)
TAMPICO. Population, 60, situa- ted in Grass Fork township, Jackson county, 7 miles southwest of Langdon's Station, on J., M. & I. R. R., its shipping point, and same distance southeast of Brownstown, the county seat. Seymour, 14 miles distant, is the bank location. Tri-weekly stage to Brownstown. James F. Keach, postmaster. Anthony J R, physician.
Cox Jesse, saw and heading mill.
Keach James F, General Store.
Meadows & Reynolds, grocers. Mitchell J J, physician.
Morgan William, blacksmith.
TASSINONG. A village in Morgan township, county of Porter. Valparaiso, 10 miles north, is the banking town and county seat. Koutts Station, on the P., C. & St. L. R'y, 23 miles south, is the nearest shipping point. Population, 150. Mail, tri-weekly. S. Pierce, postmaster. Bowman A J, general store.
Ferguson M Rev, (Presbyterian).
Jackson James, carriage and wagonmaker. King H, blacksmith.
Pierce S, General Store. Welch B A, physician.
TAYLORSVILLE. On line of the J., M. & I. R. R , 35 miles southeast of In- dianapolis, is a village of 400 inhabitants, in German township, Bartholomew county, 7 miles northeast of Columbus, the county seat and location of the nearest bank. Grain, hogs and staves are shipped. Ad- ams Ex. Tilmon Fulp, postmaster. Cooper B W Rev, (Methodist). Cooperider J, physician. Downey A S Rev, (New Light). Drybread Bros, flour mill.
Fulp, Tilmon, General Store. Howe O E, physician. Hunt John, hotel.
Joiner & McEvenne, meat market. Jones J R, shoemaker.
McEvenne Barney, saloon.
Miller Daniel, general store.
Miller Nathan, blacksmith.
Murray J T, justice of the peace. Neible Bros, saw mill. Poffenberger John, blacksmith. Richards F B, Physician. Russel Nathan, wagonmaker. Steinberger S F, druggist. Steinberger $ H, R R and ex agt.
TEEGARDEN. Situated in Polk township, Marshall county, 12 miles north- west of Plymouth, the county seat, on line
of the B. & O. R. R., is a village of 97 in- habitants. Ships lumber. B. & O. Ex. J D. Johnson, postmaster. Baugher Adam, wagonmaker. Dreibelbes Bros, flour mill. Eads Elva, blacksmith.
Johnson J D, General Store. Neville R, physician. Stull E, shoemaker. Whitstone A J, R R and ex agt.
TELL CITY. Is an important man? ufacturing town of 2,500 inhabitants, locat- ed on the Ohio river, in Troy township, Perry county, 3 miles from Cannelton court house, 70 above Evansville and 124 below Louisville. This is the most extensive manufacturing town on the river between New Albany and Evansville. It has the following mills, factories, etc. : 2 distiller- ies, 3 brickyards, 4 cooper shops, 1 planing mill, 1 shingle factory, 2 breweries, 1 woolen mill, 1 hub and spoke factory, 1 foundry, 1 stave factory, 2 flour mill, 3 furniture factories, 3 coal mines, 2 chair factories, 1 saw mill, 1 bellows factory, 1 tannery and 1 mattress factory. Its other prominent features comprise 2 hotels, 1 bank, 2 churches-Catholic and Lutheran -3 school buildings and a weekly news- paper-The Anzeiger. Furniture, wagons, barrels, shingles, hubs and spokes are shipped. It has a telephone exchange. Ex., Adams. Daily stage to Cannelton ; fare, 25 cents. G. F. Bott, postmaster.
Adam Joseph, Hub and Spoke Man- ufacturer, cor Tell and 10th. Althof Joseph L, clothing.
Austin Thomas R, physician.
Bader Henry, boots and shoes.
Bader Lorenze, meat market.
Basedow Henry, general store.
Baumann Rudolph, dry goods.
Baur Francisk Mrs, general store.
Becker Charles, brewer.
Becker Ferdinand, Hardware,
Groceries and Boots and Shoes, cor Washington and 8th.
Bender Andrew, barber. Bettinger Michael, woolen mill.
Bielefeld Henry, grocer.
Biernstengel Ernst, blacksmith.
Bollinger Jacob, lawyer and insurance.
Bott George F, publisher Tell City Anzei- ger and postmaster.
Brenner William, grocer.
Brown Benjamin, coal.
Brucker Charles M, physician.
Cabinetmakers' Union, furniture manufac- turers.
Chairmakers' Union, chair manufacturers. Cluthe William, physician.
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This city is modern in every respect, its public buildings are constructed of the best material, and are models of architect- ural beauty. Its churches are second to none in the State, and its educational fa- cilities rank among the best in the State ; for, in addition to 7 large ward school buildings, it has a good commercial col- lege, the Indiana State Normal School, and the Rose Polytechnic Institute, the last named, is endowed with $500,000 from the late Chauncey Rose. The city carries a bonded debt of $179,000, has real and per- sonal property (assessed value) amounting to $13,696,000, excellent water works, a well-equipped and efficient fire department, several miles of street railway, a handsome opera house, 20 hotels, 6 banks-2 national, 3 private and 1 savings-a telephone ex- change, and its broad handsome streets are well lighted by gas. It has excellent drainage, and is the healthiest city in In- diana as shown by its remarkably small mortality. The magnetic artesian well here is the finest in the country, and the medicinal qualities of its waters are ab- solutely unexcelled by any in the United States. It has Adams and Am. Ex. and W. U. and M. U. Tel. offices. J. O. Jones, postmaster.
Abdill & Brown, dry goods,cor Ohio and 4th. Acuff Thomas A, grocer, 540 Locust.
Adams Express Company, E R Bryant, agt, 629 Main.
Adams John M, photographer, 417} Main. Adamson & Krietenstein, druggists, 641 Main.
Ahrens August, saloon, 659 Main.
Albert Cassius E, shoemaker, 1305 S 2d.
Alder & Stuckwisch, wall paper, 503 Ohio. Allen Anna Mrs, milliner, 123 N 4th.
Allen Elias T, physician, 123 N 4th.
Allen Jason H, supt public schools, court house.
Allen William C, tailor, 329} Main.
Allen & James, commission, 26 N 6th. Allen & Mack, lawyers, 318 Ohio. Alvey John P, carpenter, 413 N 4th. American Express Company, 507 Main. Anderson J P, barber, 1141 Main.
Anderson & Huston, lawyers, 421} Main. Annis & Son, restaurant, 214 Main. Apmann Henry, shoemaker, 1022 Main. Apmann Herman H, grocer, 414 S 2d. Appleby Matthias, physician, 19 S 7th. Armstrong John, gunsmith, 10 N 3d. Armstrong Samuel E, insurance, 654 Main. Armstrong William P, physician, 126 N 7th.
Arnold Adolph, clothing, 423 Main. Arnold David B, livery, 207 S 3d.
Arrasmith Thomas G, wagonmaker, cor Cherry and 3d.
Asherman Conrad, brickmaker, S 1st.
Atlantic Theater, P M Schumaker, propr, 673 Main.
Auble David, shoemaker, 325 N 4th.
Austin A G & Co, hardware, 608 Main.
Axford Annie Mrs, restaurant, 617 Tippe- canoe.
Ayers William H, Livery, Feed and Sale Stable, 120 and 122 S 4th.
Bacher Ross, shoemaker, 236 S 7th.
Badgley Thomas, cigars, 432 Ohio.
Baird & Cruft, lawyers, 314 Main.
Baker George H, saloon, 1224 Main.
Balch Albert G, shoemaker, cor Main and 5th.
Baldwin Daniel P, attorney general, 320} Ohio.
Ball Isaac, undertaker, 30 N 3d.
Ball Richard D, painter, 918 N 3d:
Ball Richard L, stoves, 303 Main.
Ball William C & Co, publishers Evening and Weekly Gazette, 25 S 5th.
Ballew George W, dentist, 423} Main.
Barber John S, Confectioner and Restaurant, 208 Main.
Barker & Alvey, liquors, 664 Main.
Barnett Joseph W, marble, 1225 Main.
Barnett Joseph W Mrs, dry goods, 1225 Main.
Barns Turner, gunsmith, 111 S 3d.
Barrett Dennis, grocer, 909 Main.
Barrett Ellen Mrs, brickyard, N 1st.
Bartholomew & Hall, dentists. 523} Main.
Bauer Emil, milliner, 22 S 4th.
Bauermeister & Busch, grocers, 102 Main.
Baur John J & Son, druggists, 701 Main.
Beauchamp Emory P, publisher Saturday Night, cor Main and 5th.
Beauchamp William T, livery, 121 S 6th.
Bement, Rea & Co, grocers, 526 Main. Bergman Wilbo, brickmaker, S 1st. Berkshire Garrett, barber, 414 Ohio.
Biel Frederick J, cigars, 409 Main. Biel William, cigars and tobacco, 827 Main. Bigelow James D, insurance, 404} Main. Bindley E H & Co, druggists, 644 Main. Black Asa M, lawyer, 313} Ohio. Blake Joseph H, lawyer, 225 Ohio.
Bledsoe Frank G, dentist, 1203 Poplar. Blumel Ernst, grocer, 904 Poplar. Blumenberg Julius, saloon, 16 S 4th.
Boegeman & Co, boots and shoes, 104 S 4th.
Boggs John W, painter, 836 N 9th.
Boland John, secondhand goods, 100 N 3d. Boland Nicholas, boots and shoes, 509 Main. Bolinger Benjamin F, hardware, 114 S 4th. Bollig Peter, grocer, 731 Poplar. Boord & Barry, lawyers, 324} Ohio.
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COL. T. H. NELSON, Ex-Minister to Mexico. J. B. LYNE, City Mayor.
GEN. C. CRUFT, Attorney at Law. GEO. E. FARRINGTON, Secretary T. H. & I. R. R.
COL. W. E. MCLEAN, Attorney at Law. H. L. BUSHNELL, General Agent C. & E. I. R. R.
H. HULMAN, Wholesale Grocer.
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Born John, meats, 800 Oak.
Bossom & Mosman, painters, 315 Ohio. Boston House, H P Polk, propr, 202 S 4th. Boudinot Henry H, lawyer, 4042 Main. Bowsher Peter A, commission, 1717 N 7th. Bradbury & Bradley, confectioners, 667 Main.
Braman Charles L & Co, wholesale notions, 506 Main.
Brecount Isaac D, druggist, 306 Tippe- canoe. Breitfelder Ferdinand, shoemaker, 432 Ohio.
Brennan Joseph P, merchant tailor, 651 Main.
Briggs Joseph H & Co, commission, cor Cherry and 4th.
Briggs Thomas, carpenter, N 4th.
Briggs & Holmes, lumber, 925 Chestnut.
Brinkman & Russell, stave manufacturers, nr Union Depot.
Broadhurst William N, feed, 103 N 4th. Brokaw Bros, dry goods, 413 Main.
Bronson House, David Bronson, propr, cor Spruce and 10th.
Brown Bros, saloon, 128 S 4th.
Brown Christopher W, printer, 501 S 5th. Brown David W, saloon, 218 S 4th.
Brown I M & C E, printers, cor Main and 5th.
Brown & Spaight, grocers, 140 Lafayette. Bruce Charles P, meats, 1242 Main.
Brumfiel S R, gunsmith, 328 Ohio. Buff, Morgan & Pierce, lawyers, 521 Ohio. Buff & Morgan, lawyers, 521 Ohio.
Bullinger & Vullmuth, bakers, 418 N 12th. Buntin T C, newsdealer, 22 S 6th.
Buntin & Armstrong, druggists, 600 Main. Burdin James C, hardware, 206 Main. Burgert Ferdinand, grocer, 26 N 3d. Burgert Valentine, grocer, 1207 Main. Burk & Welsh, horseshoers, 309 Walnut. Burnett Linus A, leather, 315 Walnut.
Burnett & Watson, blacksmiths, 306 and 318 Cherry.
Burns Bros, saloon, 119 Lafayette.
Burns Elexious, coal, 233 S 1st.
Bushnell Henry L, general agt C & E I R'y, 624 Main.
Button J Q & Co, books, 524 Main.
Byers Bros, grocers, 417 Ohio. Byers Ettie Miss, bleachery, 324 N 4th. Byers F R, commission, cor Cherry and 9th. Calder Bros, grocers, 603 N 4th. Caldwell Henry H, physician, 656 Main. Callin & Heinly, saloon, National House. Campbell Robert W, saloon, 1138 Main. Carico George W, livery, 24 N 3d. Carlton & Lamb, lawyers, 329 Ohio. Cassidy Martin, grocer, 726 S 13th. Catlin & Nantz, lawyers, 503} Main. Catt Milton, bleacher, 205 S 3d.
Chadwick Albert C, agt TH & SER R, 10} N 1st.
Chadwick E W & Son, grocers, 200 S 4th. Chalenger Z P, physician, 118 S 6th.
Chambers & King, grocers, 28 S 6th.
Champer Jonathan T, grocer, 1244 Poplar. Chapman John H, baker, 110 S 4th.
Chestnut Street Hotel, P W Stack, propr, 918 Chestnut.
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad, H L Bushnell, general agt, 624 Main. (See adv.)
Chilton Rebecca R Mrs, milliner, 26 S 6th. Cincinnati House, Jacob Seitz, propr, 17 N 4th.
Claridge Henry, dyer, rear 417 Ohio. Clark Henry, shoemaker, 112 Main.
Clark William, barber, 233 S 2d.
Clatfelter Israel K, boots and shoes, 515 Main.
Clayton Julia A Mrs, dressmaker, 130 N 6th.
Clayton Willard W, real estate, 503} Main. Cliff & Son, Boilermakers and Sheet Iron Works, 223 S 1st. (See adv.)
Clift, Williams & Co, planing mill, cor Mulberry and 9th.
Cliver & Simmons, grocers, 631 Main.
Clune Patrick, second-hand goods, 131 N 3d. Clutter James M, cooper, 26 S 12th.
Clutter Jesse H Mrs, cooper, 203 Chestnut. Clutter Joseph A, physician, 203 Chestnut.
Coal Bluff Mining Company, coal, cor Lafayette and 5th.
Cochran & Bell, confectioners, 638 Main. Conibs Alexander C, Dealer in All Grades of Coal, Coke and Wood, 122 S 3d.
Conant A P, Supt Magnetic Artesian Springs, cor Walnut and Water. (See adv.)
Conant & Son, feed mill, 33 S 2d.
Conway Timothy, saloon, 431 Tippecanoe. Conzman & Hess, bookbinders, 524 Main. Cook & Bell, druggists, 301 Main.
Cookerly Grafton F, justice, 326 Ohio.
Cookerly Thomas, ticket agt St L, V, T H & I R R, depot.
Cooper S D, grocer, 307 N 4th.
Cowen James W, restaurant, 105 N 4th. Cox David P, druggist, cor Main and 8th. Crapo George W, physician, 311 Poplar. Crapo John R, physician, 322 S 3d.
Crawford William H, grain, 45- Lafayette. Creager John S, grocer, 611 N 4th. Criss Charles, second hand goods, 32 N 3d. Cronin Jeremiah J, grocer, cor Locust and 13th.
Cronin Mary A Mrs, milliner, 18 S 4th.
Crowe Daniel, saloon, 13 N 3d. Dahlen Richard, grocer, 11 S 4th. Danaldson Frank C, lawyer, 228 Main. Daniels Simon, barber, depot.
L. Everingham & Co.,
Commission Merchants. Consignments solicited. 125 LaSalle Street, CHICAGO.
ORDERS RE- CEIVED FOR
Porter's Joliet Lager Beer,
Ale and Porter, cor. Market and Randolph. T. D. Stuver, Sole Agt. See adv. page 351.
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. TER 753
EVERLASTING ELEVATOR BUCKET CO.,
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