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Miller HC & Co, crockery, 1135 Main.
Miller Jacob T H, clothing 522 Main.
Miller James S, contractor, Cherry bet 7th and 8th.
Miller Peter, saddlery hardware and har- ness, 505 Main.
Miller Sebastian, saloon, 1127 Main.
Miller Wesley, barber, 340 S 13th. Minshall Deloss W, collector U S internal revenue, 509 Ohio.
Mischler Peter P, meats, 27 N 4th.
Misner John A, grocer, 5 Main.
Mitchell John D, physician, 220 N 8th.
Mitchell L C, barber, 224 Main.
Mitchell & Taylor, lawyers, 302} Main.
Monninger Charles, saloon, 318 Main. Monninger Louis P, saloon, 519 Main.
Moody Mollie Mrs, dressmaker, 618} Main. Mooney Kate Mrs, saloon, 1015 Chestnut. Mooney & O'Gara, dressmakers, 4212 Main. Moore James T, galvanized iron, 657 Main. Moore Wilmot, physician, 646 Eagle.
Moore & Langen, printers, 16 S 5th.
Moorhead John, second hand goods, 908 Main.
Moorhead Thomas W, physician, 10 S 8th.
Morgan Jasper A, coal, 522 Ohio.
Mullen Alexander, J, grocer, 442 N 11th.] Munn John P, shoemaker, 17 N 3d.
Murphy Cornelius P, tailor, 126 S 3d.
Murphy Mary Mrs, dressmaker, 431 S 3d. Musick James T, druggist, 24 $ 6th.
Musselman Samuel, harnessmaker, 1 S 2d.
Myers Bros, clothing, cor Main and 4th.
Myers Bros, fish and game, 426 Ohio.
National House, Heinly & Watson, Proprs, cor Main and 6th.
National Road House, George Stuempfle, propr, 1011 Main.
National State Bank; capital, $400,000; Preston Hussey, prest; Charles M War- ren, cashr, cor Main and 4th.
Naylor Wilson, grocer, 34 S 4th.
Nelgen John H, Propr City Steam Dye House, 660 Main. (See adv.)
Nelson William, second hand goods, 210 Main.
Neukom Jacob, grocer, 200 N 5th.
Neukom Solomon, grocer, 517 S 2d.
Newhart Philip, Hominy Mill, 12 and 14 S 1st. (See adv.)
Nichols James, grocer, 400 S 1st.
Nicholson James, boots and shoes, 619 Main.
Nicholson William, horseshoer, cor Eagle and 4th.
Nickloye Annie Miss, dressmaker, 1434 S 1st.
Nicolai Gustave, saloon, 645 Main.
Nitsche Robert, shoemaker, 676 Main.
Noel & Co, crockery, 126 S 4th. Nurnberger George, grocer, 402 N 13th.
Nymeyer George, saloon, 1236 Main.
O'Boyle Edwin, leather, 618 Main.
O'Dare Stephen, grocer, cor College and 15th.
O'Sullivan Jeremiah H, grocer, cor Mul- berry and 4th.
Ohio House, Michael Purcell, propr, 528 N 3d. Ohm Frederick, grocer, 1200 S 2d.
Trade Mark. CORNGURA. 1
CURE FOR CORNS. ) -SOLD BY- DRUGGISTS.
Jahne & Co., Prop's, Jersey City, N. J.
E. C. ATKINS & CO. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
NECALL or WRITE for PRICES. 206 to 216 SOUTH ILLINOIS STREET.
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CHRISTIAN F. MILLER.
HENRY MILLER.
Terre Haute Cracker Co.
WHOLESALE CRACKER BAKERS,
No. 28 North Sixth St., bet. Main and Cherry, TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA.
SEIBT & CO'S Seltzers & Soda Water
GINGER ALE, CHAMPAGNE CIDER, FRUITS, SYRUPS, ETC.
NO. 1012 Main Street, - TERRE HAUTE, IND.
HARRISON SMITH. -MANUFACTURER OF-
GREASE AND OIL FERTILIZERS!
The highest cash price paid for all kinds of Rough Tallow and Grease, and Dry and Green Bones. Office, No. 13 South Second St. Factory, Southwest of the City, on the Island, TERRE HAUTE, IND.
FALLER & SHUGHARDT, -- MANUFACTURERS OF- OFFICE FURNITURE AND CIGAR BOXES,
Fancy Cabinet Work, Wall Pockets, Brackets, Side Boards, Show Cases, Packing Boxes, Carving, Turning, Scroll Sawing, General Machine Works, etc. Repairing and Revarnishing on short notice.
824 East Main Street, Terre Haute, Ind.
DIRECTORY OFFICE R. L. POLK & CO., S. E. Corner Circle and Meridian Streets, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Fruits, Oysters and Canned Goods. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
UNION OYSTER CO., J. S. KELLER, Manager, 40 North Illinois Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND ..
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Ohmer N & G, proprs Ohmer's Depot Hotel, cor Chestnut and 10th.
Ohmer's Depot Hotel, N & G Ohmer, proprs, cor Chestnut and 10th.
Olin Thomas D, sewing machines, 662 Main. Oolitic Limestone Company, .D W Minshall, Prest ; Charles Eppin- housen, Sec and Treas ; cor Cherry and Canal below 9th.
Ottenbacker Goettlieb, wagonmaker, S 1st. Owen Francis M, blacksmith, 1321 Main.
Owen Gilbert N, cigar manufacturer, 663 Main.
Owen, Pixley & Co, clothing, 508 Main. Owen Sylvester, blacksmith, cor 8th and Main.
Owens Erasmus T, dining hall, 118 S 3d.
Paddock William & Co, flouring mill, 535 N 5th.
Paddock & Purcell, boots and shoes, 407 Main.
Paige W C & Co, music dealers, 607 Main. Parker J A & Co, machinists, 201 S 1st.
Patt Henry, grocer, 928 S 2d.
Patterson Sarah E Mrs, dressmaker, 6812 Main.
Patton Bros, meats, 100 S 4th.
Patzelt Herrmann, saloon, 21 S 4th.
Peabody Joseph A, machinist, 1119 N 2d.
Peker Frank F, Propr Occidental Saloon, cor Main and Canal.
Pence Allen, drugs, 133 Ohio.
Penton L T, sewing machines, 627 Main.
Phelon & Son, wagonmaker, 1327 Main.
Phillips James N, county recorder, court house.
Phoenix Foundry and Machine Works, 213 to 235 N 9th.
Pholon John, wagonmaker, 112 S 6th.
Piepenbring Francis, restaurant, 413 Ohio.
Piepenbrink William C, cigar manufac- turer, 1130 Poplar.
Pierce Charles C Jr, Ticket Agt I & St L R R, office, 630 Main.
Pierce Isaac N, city attorney, city hall.
Pierce & Alvey, grocers, 121 N 4th.
Pierce & Harper, lawyers, 309} Ohio.
Plannett George, paper hanger, 10 N 3d.
Postoffice, Joseph O Jones, postmaster, 6th . bet Main and Ohio.
Pothe William, carriage manufacturer, 121 S 3d.
Prairie City Bank, John S Beach, prest ; Charles W Conn, cashr ; 14 S 6th.
Prairie House, Henry Laatz, propr, 131 N 11th.
Pratt Frank, marble works, 132 S 5th.
Preston Samuel C, physician, 104 S 6th. Price Henry, barber, 29 S 4th. Pritchard William, saloon, 615 Main.
Pritchard & Wildy, grocers, S 1st.
Probst Edward L, tinner, 422 Cherry. Probst & Fisbeck, furniture, 23, 25 S 4th.
Prox Frank, Steam Fitter, Copper Smith and Plumber, 677 Main.
Pryor James V, grocer, 131 Lafayette. Pugh & Pugh, lawyers, 329 Ohio.
Purdue L F, ice, 611 Main.
Rahder Charles A, cutlery grinder, 16 S 9th. Rankin M C, lumber, S 9th.
Rau William F, grocer, 1335 S 3d.
Rauch & Bishoff, saloon, 412 Ohio.
Ray C A, county treasurer, court house.
Reagin Benjamin F, shoemaker, 1426 Main. Reibold Daniel, boots and shoes, cor Main and 3d.
Reichert John C, insurance, 675} Main.
Reif Adam J, plumber, 505 Ohio.
Reiman Alvin, provisions, 815 Main.
Reiman Ernst, flour and feed, 900 Main.
Reiners Hajo F, dyer, 655 Main.
Reisman William J, saloon, 1014 Poplar.
Reiss George, druggist, 403 N 4th.
Reiss Gottlieb, grocer, 907 Main.
Rets William, meats, 1136 Poplar.
Rhoads Baskin E, judge superior court, 302} Main.
Rhoads Lyman, grocer, 401 N 3d.
Rhoads Martin G, grocer, 13 Main.
Richards William H, barber, cor Main and 6th.
Richardson H S & Co, crockery, 307 Main. Richardson Samuel C, physician, 111 N 4th. Richardson & Van Valzah, dentists, 5 S 5th. Riddle, Hamilton & Co, Insur- ance and Real Estate, 2 and 4 Beach Block.
Riddle T H Mrs, notions, 12 S 4th.
Riley & Steinman, cigar manufacturers, 329 Ohio.
Ring Bartholomew, second hand goods, 9 N 3d.
Rippetoe & Miller, grocers, 647 Main.
Risley H T Mrs, dressmaker, 1324 Main. Rive Philip sr, coal, 416} Ohio.
Roach Edward, Fish, Game and Produce Dealer, 30 N 4th.
Roach Mary Mrs, milliner, 658 Main. Robbins John E, tinner, 313 N 4th.
Robbins William H, boots and shoes, 308 Main.
Roberds & Roberds, physicians, 100} N 4th. Roberts John W, painter, 528 Ohio.
Roberts J & Co, Wall Paper, etc, 33 and 35 S 6th. (See adv.) Robertson & Crowther, grocers, 128 Main. Robinson Charles A, druggist, 601 N 4th.
Robinson George C, saloon, 609 Main.
Robinson Henry, notions, 602 Main. Robinson James A, grocer, 7 Main.
Rockwell Henry T, physician, 438 N 7th. Rockwood Burton S, grocer, 1238 Main.
Rocky Mountain Gold and Silver Mining Company, 302} Main.
Roderus Andrew, barber, 1132 Poplar. Roderus Christian F, printer, 21 S 2d.
PENSIONS
W. H. CORBALEY, ATTORNEY AT. LAW, Collects original and increase }48 Vance Block, Indianapolis. of Pensionsand all other kinds of War Claims. Rejected Claims a specialty. Correspondence solicited.
STUMPS BLASTED By the Original Hercules Powder.
C. H. JENNE, Agent, No. 2912 NORTHI PENNSYLVANIA STREET, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Roedel John F, grocer, cor Ohio and 1st. Roetker James F, grocer, 1378 Poplar. Rogers James L, flour and feed, 128 S 3d. Roquet Hugh D, lawyer, 320} Ohio. Rose Polytechnic Institute, cor Locust and 13th.
Roseman Henry H, druggist, 312 Ohio. Rosenberg Lewis, notions, 405 Main.
Ross Cliff W, insurance, 9} Beach Block. Ross Edwin W, hides and pelts, 19 S 2d. Ross Fred A, real estate, 521 Ohio.
Ross John W, Brickmaker, 1331 S 1st. Ross P B, Manufacturer of the Cele- brated "Standard" Spring Bed, 26 S 4th. (See adv.)
Rothschild Emanuel, junk, 315 Walnut. Rothschild J & Co, dry goods, 422 Main. Rothschild Louis, clothing, 322 Main. Rowe & Whitaker, meats, 618 N 7th.
Royse Samuel, lawyer, 503} Main.
Royse & Rees, lawyers, 5032 Main.
Rubsch John, harnessmaker, 32 N 4th.
Ruger George W, restaurant, 615 Tippe- canoe.
Rumsey William W, lawyer, 309} Main. Rupp Francis J, meat market, 611 Main. Rusk John A, barber, 669 Main. Ryan Peter J, undertaker, 10 N 2d. Ryan William A, boots and shoes, 314 Main. Rychoff John, carpenter, Moffatt.
St Charles Hotel, Z Stunkard, propr, 118 S 3d.
St Clair House, W C Means, propr, 204 Main.
St Louis, Vandalia, Terre Haute & Indianapolis Rail- road; W R McKeen, Prest; J W Cruft, Treas; George E Farrington, Sec; cor 6th and Main. (See adr.)
Sage Franklin, grocer, 821 S 2d. Sage William H, baker, 425 Main.
Sargents Machine Company Sewing Ma- chines, 601 Ohio. Sattler William H, grocer, cor Wilson and 1st.
Saturday Evening Ledger, Pratrick Shan- non, publisher, 522 Ohio.
Saturday Evening Mail, P S Westfall, pub- lisher, 16 S 5th.
Saturday Night, E P Beauchamp,publisher, cor Main and 5th.
Sauer M Mrs, grocer, 1134 Main.
Schaal George A, saloon, 305 Ohio.
Schaefer's Hotel, Henry Schaefer, propr, 639 Main.
Schafer Christian, meats, 810 Main. Schloss Philip, clothing, 420 Main.
Schlotterbeck Jacob, saloon, 913 Chestnut. Schmidt H W & Co, jewelers, 403 Main. Schmitz Frank & Co, bakers, 310 Main. Schnider John, cabinetmaker, 1231 S 2d. Schoemehl Marcus, 214} Ohio.
Schroeder L Hermann, grocer, 1000 S 2d.
Nelgen's City Steam Dye House, 660 MAIN ST., TERRE HAUTE, IND.
Ladies' Dresses Cleaned or Dyed in any desired shade. Shawls Cleaned or Dyed. Plumes Cleaned or Dyed. Kid Gloves and Kid Slippers Cleaned. Gents' Garments Cleaned, Dyed and Repaired in an Unsurpassed Manner.
JOHN H. NELGEN, Proprietor.
J. W. ROBERTS & CO.,
-Dealers in all Grades of-
PAPER
Window Shade Goods!
HANGING.
Oil Cloths, Wall Paper, Lambri- quins, Cornices, etc., and Painters' Supplies.
33 and 35 S. Sixth St., Terre Haute, Ind.
THOS. H. CLAPP
OPTICIAN AND WATCHMAKER, 93 North Pennsylvania St., New-Denison Hotel Block, INDIANAPOLIS. Dealer in Watches and Optical Goods. Oculists' prescriptions carefully filled. Cylindrical, Cataracts, etc., made to order.
Home Life Ins. Co.
Only requires TWO-THIRDS premium paid. Balance loan siz per cent. Affording Agente a great advantage.
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Schuler Abraham C, shoemaker, 142 Lafay- ette.
Schultz August L, baker, 713 S 3d. Schumaker Adam, meats, 1101 Main. Schumaker Peter M, saloon, 659 Main. Schwab Charles, meats, 305 N 4th.
Schwartz Mark, flour and feed, 1700 S 1st. Scott Harvey D, judge circuit court, court house.
Scott John T, lawyer, 417} Main.
Scott Joseph, pumpmaker, 415 Walnut.
Scott & Graff, carriage manufacturers, 5 S 2d.
Scudder & Co, confections, 22 N 6th.
Seeburger Bros, meats, 665 Main.
Seely S L Miss, druggist, 511 Main.
Seeman Charles H, cigars, 643 Main.
Seibt & Co, Mineral Water Manufac- turers, 1012 Main. (See adv.)
Shaffer W, Supt Manufacturers'
Agency, cor 22d and Washington ave. Shannon Patrick, banker, 324 Ohio. Shattuck Charles C, saloon, 214 S.4th. Shelburn Coal Company, 1023 Main. Shelton & Nevitt, lawyers, 521 Ohio. Shepler Sanford P, live stock, 909 S 3d. Sherburne William B, grocer, 615 N 8th. Shickel John F, physician, 1313 Main. Shields Harvey E, lawyer, 229 Ohio. Shryer Bros, hardware, 429 Main. Sickford George A,patternmaker, 825 N 7th. Sirronia Leo D, barber, 710 Main.
Slaughter & Co, hardware, 504 Main. Smith Belle Mrs, dressmaker, 409 N 3d. Smith Christian, grocer, S Ist.
Smith C C & Son, stoves, 124 Main.
Smith Edward, barber, 1014 Main.
Smith Edward M, coal, 945 Main.
Smith Harrison, Fertilizer Manu- facturer, 13 S 2d. (See adv.)
Smith Horace H, manager opera house, Main.
Smith John J, grocer, 600 N 5th.
Smith J J, physician, 328} Main.
Smith Lewis D, news dealer, 661 Main.
Smith Merrill N, county clerk, court house. Smith & Monroe, barbers, 102 S 4th.
Snapp & Rogers, lumber, cor Main and 1st. Somes James E, druggist, 1201 Main.
South Shore Line Fast Freight, 7 Beach Block.
Spain Archibald W, physician, cor Main and 3d.
Spencer William B, physician, 928 Main.
Stack & Roach, saloon, 33 S 4th ..
Staff John T, saloon, 22 and 24 S 3d. Staff Peter N, saloon, 913 Main. Stahl Theodore, crockery, 622 Main. Stanley Charles, saloon, 28 Main.
Starck Leopold, meats, 916 Chestnut.
Stark Christopher, Mineral Water Manufacturer, cor Walnut and 9th. Stark William I, druggist, 1018 Poplar.
Statz Otto H, jeweler, 627 Main.
Staub Charles P, livery, 216, 218 Main. Staub G W & Co, marble, 14 and 16 N 3d. Staub Joseph P, livery, 310 Cherry.
Staudacher Albert, physician, 129 Center ave.
Stausberg Peter, grocer, 1100 Poplar. Stein Bros, blacksmiths, cor Cherry and 3d. Stein Louis, meats, S 4th market house. Stein & Heckelsberg, boots and shoes, 421 Main.
Steincamp Henry, grocer, 401 N 4th. Steinmehl Jacob, justice, 329} Ohio. Steinrock David G, harness, etc, 220 Main.
Stepp Jackson, sheriff, court house. Stetson Edwin F, physician, 1018 S 2d.
Stevens Martha Mrs, dressmaker, 626₺ Main.
Stevenson Cyrus P, restaurant, 905 Main. Stevenson William M, physician, 329 Ohio. Stewart J. N, shoemaker, 142 Lafayette.
Stimson R B, assistant attorney general, 320} Ohio.
Stone Samuel, grocer, 681 Main.
Stout James W, grocer, 124 S 4th.
Straus Hertez, junk, 9 S 2d.
Straus Samuel L, millinery, 426 Main.
Strong Joseph, spice mills, 19 and 21 N 6th. Strouse Enos, grocer, 228 Main.
Strouse Jonas, grocer, 200 Main.
Stucker August, grocer, S 1st.
Stuempfle & Welte, saloon, cor Main and 8th.
Stunkard James P, lawyer, 302} Main.
Stutz Charles, cooper, 920 Oak.
Sughrue Patrick, shoemaker, 900 Main.
Sutbring William, brickmaker, S 1st. Swafford Benjamin F, physician, 102 S 6th. Swope Sheldon, jeweler, 408 Main. Sykes Eli A, hats and caps, 28 S 4th.
Sykes John H, hats and caps, 419 Main. Taenzer Fred, shoemaker, 127 N 4th. Taylor Annie Mrs, grocer, 1363 Main.
Taylor E L,carpenter, Eagle bet 5th and 6th.
Taylor George A, shoemaker, 1210 Poplar. Taylor H W, physician, 118'S 6th. Taylor John H, barber, 15 S 6th.
Taylor J H & Son, painters, 29 S 6th.
Teitge Emil, grocer, 1903 S 1st.
Tennant & Thomas, lawyers, 330} Ohio.
Terhorst George, saloon, 830 Main.
Terre Haute Banner, (German), Peter Gfroerer, Propr, 21 S 5th.
Terre Haute Car and Manu- facturing Company; Capital, $50,000; J B Hager, Prest ; R S Cox, Vice-Prest ; L G Hager, Sec; James Seath, Supt ; Crawford bet 10th and 12th.
Terre Haute Commercial College, Isbell & Miller, Proprs, cor Main and 6th. (See adv.)
Terre Haute Cracker Com- pany, Wholesale Cracker Bakers, 28 N 6th. (See adv.)
Road Cart
MATERIAL OF ALL KINDS Manufactured on short notice. O. S. GILLETTE, Nos. 28 and 30 East Georgia Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. See adv., page 6.
CARLON & HOLLENBECK
PRINTERS AND BINDERS, S. E. Cor. Circle and Meridian Sts., INDIANAPOLIS, - IND.
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Terre Haute Elevator Company, cor Main and 10th.
Terre Haute Evening Gazette, William C Ball & Co, proprs, 25 S 5th.
Terre Haute Express, Express Printing Company, proprs, 16 S 5tli.
Terre Haute File Works, John Fitzsimmons, Propr, 103 Ohio.
Terre Haute Gas Light Company, 507 Ohio.
Terre Haute House, A Shaw, manager, 700 Main.
Terre Haute Iron and Nail Works, cor 13th and E & THR R.
Terre Haute Machinery De- pot, H Griffith, Propr, 113 and 115 S 4th.
Terre Haute Saturday Courier, John O Hardesty, publisher, 18} S 5th.
Terre Haute Savings Bank, T C Buntin, prest ; J S Beach, sec and treas ; 14 S 6th. Terre Haute Soap Company, 14 S 6th.
Terre Haute Stone Works Company, stone yard, cor Mulberry and 10th.
Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, William C Ball & Co, publishers, 25 S 5th.
Terre Haute and Indiana- polis Railroad (Vandalia Line),
W R McKeen, Prest ; George E Farring- ton, Sec and General Agt, Depot cor 10th and Chestnut. (See adv.)
Terre Haute and Southeastern Railroad, W B Tuell, prest; George Atherton, supt; William M Tuell, auditor, 10} N 1st. Teush & Boyd, grocers, 1200 Poplar.
The Hudnuts, hominy mills, cor Chestnut and 3d.
Theall Abe, saloon, 11 N 3d.
Thomas Calvin, jeweler, 515 Main.
Thomas Robert H, cooper, 221 N 5th.
Thomas & Rupp, horseshoers, 231 S 3d. Thompson James A, saloon, 32 Main. Thompson John C, physician, 14 S 7th.
Thompson John F, carpenter, 419 Mulberry. Thorman J & Co, clothing, cor Main and 6th. Thur Frederick, saloon, 416 Ohio. Thurmann Edward, grocer, 1373 Main. Tiernan Richard A, millinery, 320 Main. Tirney Michael, saloon, 158 Lafayette. Tomlin Benjamin F, physician, 415} Ohio. Tomlin James F, physician, 415} Ohio. Townley Bros, stoves and tinware, 514 Main. Traquair & Wilkes, wall paper, 656 Main. Treat Horace J, physician, 3282 Main.
Tressel Adam, grocer, 1300 Poplar.
Triche Charles, cabinetmaker, 513 Walnut. Trinkle Christopher C, Ague Cure Manufacturer, 419 S 2d. (See adv.) Tucker Emily C Mrs, notions, 703 N 7th. Tucker John L, Propr Illinois House, cor Poplar and 1st.
Tuemler Louis, shoemaker, 903 Chestnut. Turner Elliott W, meats, 538 Locust.
Uchtmann Henry C, cigars, 621 Main. Union Line Fast Freight, 629 Main.
Union News Company, depot.
Vance John R, pump manufacturer, 113 N 6th.
Vance Thomas M, pump manufacturer, 913 Locust.
Van Sant J Clark, sewing machines, 426 Main.
Van Valzah Robert, dentist, 400} Main.
Vigo Abstract Company, 315 Ohio.
Vigo Iron Company, pig iron manufactur- ers, 1421 Washington ave.
Voges Henry B, saloon, 112 S 4th.
Voges Henry J, barber, 653 Main.
Vrydagh Joshua A, architect, 620} Main.
Wabash Iron Company, rolling mill, 712 N 2d.
Wade George W, abstract of titles, 229 Olio.
Wagner & Ripley, marble, 418 Cherry.
Wahler Thomas, meats, 210 S 4th, and 1035 S 1st.
Walden Riley, barber, 312 Ohio.
Walden William N, barber, 121 Lafayette. Walker Louis E, broker, 22 Beach Block.
Walmsley Edward M, carpets, etc, 309 Main.
Walmsley Robert E, feed stable, 317 N 4th.
Walser Meta Mrs, grocer, 405 N 3d.
Walsh Michael G, news depot, 661 Main.
Ward & Cunningham, furniture, 417 Wal- nut.
Waters Moses H, physician, 613 Mulberry.
Watson David W, plumber, 634 Main.
Watson & Co, blacksmiths, 318 Cherry.
Wedlake John, saloon, 900 Main.
Weidel Charles, cigars, 19 S 4th.
Weinstein Leo J, physician, 328 N 4th.
Weir D K, physician, Early House.
Welch Andrew J, carriages, cor Walnut and 2d.
Welch Joseph, barber, cor Main and 5th.
Weldele George, barber, 28 N 3d.
Wells George, blacksmith, cor Lafayette and 7th.
Welsh Martin, grocer, 620 N 7th.
Werner Leo, saloon, 416 Main.
Wernersbach John, cigars, 1129 Main.
West Lafayette, blacksmith, 114 Ohio. Western Union Telegraph Company, E L Norcross, manager, cor Main and 6th.
Westfall Perry S, publisher Saturday Even- ing Mail, 16 S 5th.
Wey Frank A, grocer, 1027 S 2d.
Wey & Denning, marble, 311 Walnut.
Wharry Robert, justice, 309 Ohio.
Whitaker Clark, shoemaker, 9 N 2d.
Whitaker & Stickle, carriagemakers, 208 S 3d.
White Jacob, confectioner, 604 Main.
White William R, restaurant, 525 Main. Wilde Otto E, dentist, 630} Main.
New York Life Ins. Co.
Has the best Canvassing Documents and offers the GREATEST INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS. J. W. Dean, Gen'l Ag't, Indianapolis.
BRYCE'S BREAD CZIS THE BEST .-
Country orders for CRACKERS OR BREAD filled at short notice. Address P. F. BRYCE, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Williams Elmer F, lawyer, 302} Main. Williamson William W, meats, 338 S 13th. Willien Leon J, physician, 671 Chestnut.
Wilson Angeline L Mrs, physician, 234 S 7th.
Wilson P H, dentist, 14} S 4th.
Winter Henry Mrs, confectioner, 119 N 4th. Winzenread Mary E Mrs, confectioner, 1115 Main.
Wirth & Keuneke, cigar manufacturers, 5283 S 2d."
Wissel Andrew, shoemaker, 623 N 13th.
Wittig Charles, notions, 631 Main.
Woelfle Charles, shoemaker, 25 N 5th. Wolf John N, hardware, 424 Main.
Wolfe & Alder, wall paper, 415 Ohio.
Wolfensperger Henry, saloon, 911 Chestnut. Wood George, meats, 202 N 4th.
Worrell Jonathan P, physician, 656 Main. Wright David H, photographer, 4212 Main. Wright Edward, grocer, 901 S 3d.
Wright & Kaufman, grocers, 683 Main. Wyeth & Stevenson, builders, 215 Canal. York Seemer A, Saloon, 937 Poplar. Young Samuel M, insurance, 411 Ohio. Young Stephen J, physician, 124 S 5th. Yung Charles, saloon, 335 Walnut. Zeigler Ferdinand, grocer, 765 Lafayette. Zimmerman George S, stoves, 648 Main. Zimmerman John, grocer, 204 S 4th.
Zimmermann Charles, overall manufactur- er 30 N 6th.
THAYER. A postoffice recently es- tablished on line of the C. & I. Div. L., N. A. & C. R'y, in Lincoln township, Newton county, 35 miles northeast of Kentland, the county seat. Rensselaer is the, nearest banking place. Population, 100. The place is noted as a great sporting center, being situated on the celebrated Kankakee river. The Kankakee Lake Ice Company of Lafayette has the largest ice house in the West located at this point. L., N. A. & C. Ex. Tri-weekly stage to Lake Vil- lage and Keener. William M. Kenney, postmaster.
Andrus Richard, hotel. Kankakee Ice Company.
Kenney William M, General Store and R R and Ex Agt.
Lytles Mellvill, hub manufacturer and bar- ber.
McDowell John, hotel. /
Ray W H, justice of the peace. Scott C B, saloon.
Singletons J, saw mill.
THOMAS. Population, 15. Located on the H. R. & E. Br. W., St. L. & P. R'y, in Jordan township, Warren county, 15 miles from Williamsport, the county seat. The banking is done in Danville, Ill. Corn,
oats and hogs are shipped. U. S. Ex. F. E. Thomas, postmaster.
Clifford Paul, agt H R & ER R.
Condit W R, agt U S Ex Company. Thomas F E, General Store and Grain.
THOMPSON'S STATION. Shelby county. (See Brady.)
THORNTOWN. Is an enterprising, incorporated town of 1,700 inhabitants, lo- cated on Sugar creek and the C., I. St. L. & C. R'y, in Sugar creek township, Boone connty, 37 miles northwest of Indianapolis, 26 southeast of Lafayette, and 10 northwest of Lebanon court house. This town is rapidly improving in population and trade and contains 6 churches - Presbyterian, Christian, Baptist, Methodist, and Friends -1 graded school of.6 departments, 1 hotel, 2 banks, and a weekly newspaper-The Argus. The creek furnishes power to drive 1 flour and 1 saw mill, and these, with 2 steam flour mills, 2 saw mills, 2 brick yards, 1 tile factory, 1 planing mill, 1 washing machine factory, and the Hop- kins' improved scale works, comprise its manufacturing industries. The require- ments of this place are a good hotel and a new school building. Ex., Am. "Tel., W. U. and M. U. John L. Smith, postmaster. Adair House, John S O'Rear, propr.
Alford & Young, plasterers.
Allen Frank B, dentist.
Allen Herman H, dentist.
Allen Linnaeus G, dentist.
Austin Abner V, lawyer.
Ayres Benjamin S, tailor.
Barnhart Solomon, livery stable.
Bayle Charles S, news dealer.
Betts Alfred H, merchant tailor.
Betts Mack, jeweler.
Brown Eli L, physician.
Brown William S, harnessmaker.
Burk William C, druggist.
Buser & Son, meat market. Chafee Eliza B Mrs, milliner.
Clark Lewis E, dry goods.
Clay & Darrough, hardware.
Cole Ebenezer, stoves and tinware.
Cones Howard, physician. Cones & Bickley, dry goods.
Coolman Charles L, horseshoer.
Coolman Robert W, blacksmith.
Coulson George, druggist and Am Ex agt.
Craig Phebe J Mrs, milliner.
Craven Oliver, notary public.
Curry & Moore, grocers. Curryer William F, physician.
Custer Malissie M Mrs, dressmaker.
Darrough & Clark, livery stable.
Davis David B, physician.
Davis Joseph Rev, (Christian.)
L. Everingham & Co.,
Commission Merchants, Grain and Pro- visions. 125 LaSalle Street, CHICAGO.
HOPKINS
IMPROVED FARM& STOCK
HOPKINS SCALE
CHANDLER. INDPLS. IND.
SCALE!
Manufactured at Thorntown, Indiana, -BY THE-
HOPKINS IMPROVED SCALE CO.
The best Scale for the money on the market. Every Scale is warranted for FIVE YEARS. Agents wanted in every county in the United States. Address the above Company before buying any other Scale. Liberal discount to Agents.
HOPIUK'S
THORNTONS
CHANDLER ENG. INOPLS
Portable Scales.
FIRST : Our Scales have a Beam that radiates upon the top of the column which supports it. This en- ables the operator to adjust the Beam to light from any quarter of the house or room in which it is used.
SECOND: No time is lost trying to get such articles to stand alone in order to be properly weighed with this Scale, as it can be immediately leaned against the column. All the Scale surface, from the platform up, is weighing surface.
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