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Fernekes Charles, grocer.
First National Bank of Porter County ; capital, $100,000; D F .Skinner, prest ; E Ball, cashr. Fitzwilliams John, saloon.
Flagg C E Mrs, boots and shoes. Flake George, boots and shoes. Fleming John, propr Conn House. Foster Naomi B Mrs, milliner.
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HICKORY, OAK AND ASH LOGS AND LUMBER delivered on line of any Railroad, by O. S. GILLETTE, OGMANUFACTURER OF CARRIAGE AND WAGON MATERIAL, Ca 28 and 30 East Georgia St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND. See ady., page 6.
BINDERS.
CARLON & HOLLENBECK, COPRINTERS AND BINDERS, S. E. Corner Circle and Meridian Streets, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Freeman Avery, Propr Tremont House.
Garland & Kruger, saloon. Gifford Luthur, carpenter. Gillett Hiram A, lawyer. Green Lucinda Mrs, milliner.
Greene Lizzie Miss, dressmaker.
Greenman Lizzie E Mrs, milliner.
Griswold & Wertz, blacksmiths.
Hammond Mary A Miss, milliner.
Hank Christopher, barber.
Harding James, saloon. Harrold & Co, grocers. Haste & Hollett, hardware.
Hawkins & Ross, hardware.
Herrick Augustus N, boots and shoes. Hershner Jacob K, cigars and tobacco. Hill David, tailor.
Hiser Thomas, livery.
Hopkins Gurdon H, restaurant.
Horn Conrad & Son, meat market.
Howe John J, saloon.
Hunt Franklin W, dry goods.
Huntington Wellington, pianos and organs. Ingram Emma S, milliner.
Ingram Frank J, agt Adams Ex Company. Johnson & Mclaughlin, lawyers.
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Jones Bros, livery stable.
Jones, DeMotte & Jones, lawyers.
Jones Frank S, blacksmith.
Jones & Jones, agricultural implements. Jordan & Otto, saloon. Kellogg Bros, founders and machinists. Knabb W Herbert, confectioner.
Kurn & Iunker, brewers.
Laforce Joseph, shoemaker.
Laforce Mitchell, shoemaker.
Lange W J B Rev, (Lutheran).
Laporte Louis, meat market.
LeClare Charles, shoemaker.
Lee Yon, laundry. Leiben Anthony, provisions. Lepell John, furniture.
Lepell M, undertaker. Lepell William, furniture.
Letherman Andrew P, physician.
Letherman Joseph H, physician. Louderback John S, grocer.
Louderback Tipton D, wagonmaker.
Lytle Thomas G, grocer. McCarthy John F, physician.
McClelland Marcus L, insurance.
McConkey William, flour mill, 2} miles west. McGillicuddy Bros, marble works. McKeehan Charles E, hats and caps. McKeehan & Craig, Proprs Cen- tral House. McClellan John W, photographer.
Maifield David, merchant tailor. Mandeville Cassius E, dry goods. Mandeville Louis H, photographer. Mark Joseph, junk dealer.
Martin Jennie Miss, dressmaker. Massey & Massey, barbers.
Merchants Hotel, Thomas T Maulsby, propr. Merrifield Thomas J, lawyer.
Miller August, marble works.
Moran Peter, boots and shoes.
Munger & LeClaire, bakers and confec- tioners.
Newland James H, physician.
Newton Howell D, dentist.
Nichols Jane A Mrs, milliner.
Noel Wilfird, undertaker.
Northern Indiana Normal School, H B Brown, principal.
Northern Indiana School Journal, William J Bell, editor.
Nuppnau Henry, saloon and hotel.
O'Brien & Miller, notions.
O'Keefe Michael. E, cigars and tobacco.
O'Keefe, P F, painter.
O'Riley Michael Rev, (Catholic).
O'Sullivan & McAuliffe, publishers Val- paraiso Herald.
Pagin Samuel, physician.
Pagin William, lawyer.
Parke William F, lime, cement, etc.
Parks Aaron, gunsmith.
Patrick Thomas H, harnessmaker.
Peirce A J & Bro, boots and shoes.
Perrine Benjamin F, printer and books.
Phillips William H, manager W U Tel Company.
Picard Prosper, saloon.
Pinney William E, lawyer and abstracts of title.
Porter County Vidette, William C Talcott & Son, publishers.
Porter Homer W, county supt schools.
Powell George, laundry.
Powell George & Co, woolen yarn manu- facturers.
Powell & Pagin, livery.
Purdy Samuel D, barber.
Putnam Henry H, artist.
Quatermass E & Co, dry goods.
Quatermass George, dry goods.
Quinn William, cooper. Rankin Henry, surveyor.
Reese David, carriage painter.
Reynolds Thomas E, Blacksmith and Horseshoer. Riley E S Rev, (Baptist).
Robinson Don A, cigars and tobacco. Robinson M M, justice.
Rogers Aaron, jeweler.
Rothermel Bernhard, cigars.
Rowley & Letherman, druggists. Rudell George, barber. Ruge & Shuldt, saloon.
Ryan John A, physician.
Ryan Martin, saloon.
Sager William H, grocer and flour mill.
New York Life Ins. Co.
Was the first to issue Non-Forfeitable Policies. No suicidal clause or objectionable restrictions in its policies. J. W. Dean, Gen'l Ag't, INDIANAPOLIS.
Bread and Crackers of the Best Quality, [14 East South Street, AT BRYCE'S BAKERY, INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
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Salisbury Edgar A, books and fruit. Salisbury Joseph M, grocer.
Salisbury Marion A, books and stationery. Salyer Don A, paper mill. Sayles Marshall F, physician. Sayles & Conover, hardware. Schneewind Henry, grain dealer. Schwarzkopf Christopher, boots and shoes. Shoemaker John, saloon.
hreve & Finney, grocers. Siewers Jacob H, boots and shoes.
Silberberg Gustavus, clothing. Skinner J Hanford, lawyer.
Smith Edward, restaurant. Smith Emily A Mrs, milliner.
Smith J R & Son, bakers.
Smith William B, blacksmith.
Soltwedel Henry C, saloon.
Spry John B, wagonmaker.
Stanton George E, grocer.
Steppel Andrew W, barber.
Stickney Henrietta V H Mrs, fancy goods. Stokes & Cronin, grocers.
Stoner Joshua, grocer.
Strauss & Joel, dry goods.
Suman Isaac C B, postmaster.
Talcott William C & Son, publishers Por- ter County Vidette.
Thun Jacob, Saloon ; Fine Wines, Liquors, Cigars, and Fifteen Ball Pool. Trahan Israel, wagonmaker.
Tremont House, Avery Freeman, Propr.
Upthegrove & Mclellan, manufacturers shooting suits.
Urbahns John, saloon.
Urbahns John D, cigars and tobacco.
Vail William H, jeweler.
Valparaiso Herald,O'Sullivan & McAuliffe, publishers.
Valparaiso Messenger(Weekly), E Zimmerman & Co, publishers. Valparaiso Woolen Mills, George Powell & Co, proprs.
Wark John, leather and findings.
Wasika Harry I F, merchant tailor.
Western Union Telegraph Company, Wil- liam H Phillips, manager. Whipple Galon, photographer.
White, McFetrich & Co, lumber and coal White & Bell, lumber.
Wilcox Willis P, druggist.
Wiley Thomas, eating house.
Williams Henry T, wagonmaker. Willoughby John E, cigars and tobacco. Wilson John D, planing mill.
Wilson William & Son, hardware.
Windle Temple, Justice of the Peace. Windle William G, grocer. Winslow Moses F, planing mill. Wood John W, grocer. Wulff Herman, harnessmaker.
Yohn William A, physician. Zimmerman E & Co, Publishers. Valparaiso Messenger. Zorn C W, furniture.
VAN BUREN. Located on T., C. & St. L. R. R., in Van Buren township, Grant county, 12 miles northwest of Marion, the county seat and nearest banking place, is a village of 200 inhabitants. Am. Ex. James L. Paxton, postmaster, Allen J N, spoke manufacturer. Camblin & Co, general store.
Corey Bros, drugs. Crivil J L, R R agt and general store.
Dunwoody Alex, shoemaker.
Futerel S G, saloon.
Goodman H A, wagonmaker.
Hederick Jacob M C, saw mill.
James & Champ, hardware.
Kilander P C, grocer.
Paxton James S, General Store and Ex Agt.
Paxton James S & Son, General Store.
Riley & Paxton, grain.
Shrimp S V, saw mill.
Stafford H, shoemaker. Vachon Z V, blacksmith.
Whitaker William, hotel.
Zuck H, blacksmith.
VAN BUREN. Lagrange county. (See Scott.)
VANDALIA. A village of 100 in- habitants, situated in Lafayette township, Owen county, 6 miles northwest of Spencer, the county seat, nearest rail approach and bank location. Tri-weekly stage to Lan- caster ; fare, 25 cents ; and Spencer ; fare 35 cents. Adams Ex. W. R. Wisely, postmaster. Berlien David, cabinetmaker. Berlien James, carpenter.
Berlien Joseph, carpenter.
Freeman John, live stock.
Gudgen Abraham, shoemaker. Hixon William, carpenter.
Jarvis A O, Blacksmith. Jarvis John, blacksmith. Jarvis Philip Rev, (Christian). McKelvey J W, boots and shoes and har- ness. Maddox W BS, physician.
Phillips William, justice. Robinson J W, live stock. Ward John, wagonmaker.
Ward J W, wagonmaker.
Wisely W R, General Store.
VANDERBILT. (See Miller's Station.)
Lake county.
L. Everingham & Co.,
Commission Merchants. GRAIN and PRO- VISIONS Bought and Sold ON MARGINS. 125 LaSalle Street, CHICAGO.
PORTER'S JOLIET
LAGER BEER, ALE and PORTER. In Casks and Bottles. Chicago Office, corner Market and Randolph Streets. T. D. STUVER, Sole Agent. See Advertisement page 351.
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VAN SICKLES. Morgan county. (See Mahalasville. )
VEEDERSBURG. A village of 1,000 inhabitants, in VanBuren township, Fountain county, on the I., B. & W., C. & B. C. and T., C. & St. L. R'ys, 8 miles east of Covington, the county seat, and 65 north- west of Indianapolis. The village contains 4 churches-Presbyterian, Christian, Meth- odist and United Brethren, 1 graded and 1 district school, 2 hotels, 2 weekly news- papers-Reporter and Courier, 1 woolen mill, brick yard, 3 flour mills, 4 stave fac- tories and 4 saw mills. Of the above, 2 saw mills, 1 flour mill and 1 woolen mill are some distance from the village and are run by water power from Coal creek. Cat- tle, grain, staves and railroad ties are ex- ported. Ex., Am. and U. S. Tel. W. U. George S. Zuck, postmaster.
Alborn Herman, boots and shoes.
Anderson Henry, saw mill.
Baker William E, lawyer.
Baty Thomas O Rev, (United Brethren). Blackburn Joseph, barber.
Boden John, justice of the peace.
Bogan & Nixon, brick yard. Booe & Glasscock, hardware.
Bowman & Ingersoll, milliners.
Butt Henry, shoemaker. Campbell & Sherer, painters.
Chicago and Block Coal Railway, A F Beech, general manager. Clark Horace A, barber.
Clark William, marshal.
Copner & Crowley, lawyers.'
Doran John L, plasterer.
Drollinger Robert T, dry goods.
Firestone George W, blacksmith.
Fowler Isaiah G, druggist.
Gallaher Edward, painter.
Glascock & Walker, livery.
Glover M P, plasterer.
Goodin Goldsmith, physician.
Gookins James W, general store.
Grigston Oliver, cooper.
Grigston Oliver P Rev, (Christian).
Hancock Joseph, druggist. Harper & Craig, meat market. Hartley Jane Mrs, milliner.
Hayden Jacob T, carpenter.
Helmes Francis M, general store.
Helms James F, grocer.
Hetfield, Songer & Co, flour, saw and wool- en mill. Hinds Wesley, flour mill.
Hurt John, grocer. Inlow Philip F, grocer and restaurant. Inlow & Booe, harnessmakers.
Jackson Charles L Rev, (Christian).
Keeling House, William T Liter, propr.
Kingore House, Daniel Kingore, propr. Lebo & Fishero, carpenters.
Lightle & Co, Stave Manufacturers and Lumber Dealers.
Liter William T, propr Keeling House.
Lucas L A & Co, grain dealers.
Lucas & Glascock, general store.
McClelland Albert J, physician.
McClure John, tinner.
McIrvin Samuel, grocer.
McManigal Samuel, saloon.
Mays William D, druggist.
Miller Francis H, druggist.
Montgomery Belle Mrs, millinery.
Murphy William, plasterer.
Nixon Marshall, Dealer in Grain, Lumber, Agricultural Implements and Seeds.
Nye Edward A, publisher Veedersburg Re- porter.
Osborn Elijah B, general store.
Osborn Ezra M, furniture.
Patterson & Nye, stave manufacturers.
Paugh Milton, carpenter.
Petitt & Austin, physicians.
Reed William, plasterer.
Richardson Adamson G, physician.
Richardson Charles D, wagonmaker.
Runyan Riley, publisher Veedersburg Courier.
St Clair R & Bro, carriagemakers.
Simmermann James, meat market.
Sims Joseph M, agt I, B & W, T, C & St L, and C & B C R'ys and U S Ex Company. Snyder Conrad, staves and heading.
Steinbach & Froyd, merchant tailors.
Stevenson & Patton, Manufac- turers Flour Barrel Staves and Dealer in Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Glassware, No- tions, etc.
Stull Jasper N, flour mill.
Sullivan James, grocer.
Thompson Frank, carpenter.
Tinsley John D, harness and saddles.
Van Fleet Samuel, justice of the peace.
Veedersburg Courier (weekly), Riley Run- yan, publisher.
Veedersburg Reporter (weekly), Edwin A Nye, publisher.
Wade & Briner, hardware.
Wertz & Parnell, general store.
Zuck George S, postmaster.
Zuck Howard F, grocer.
Zuck Riley M, grocer.
VELPEN. A new postoffice and sta- tion on L. E. & St. L. R'y, 9 miles west of Huntingburgh, and 17} southeast of Pe- tersburgh, the county seat. H. Pagin, Postmaster.
VERA CRUZ. Located in Harrison township, Wells county, 6 miles southeast
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of Bluffton, the shipping point, county seat and banking town. Population, 300. Sup- ports 2 churches and primary and graded schools. Cheese is shipped extensively. William Mertz jr, postmaster.
Beeler Frederick, Meat Market.
Biberstein & Son, saw mill.
Bixler Margaret, hotel.
Daelhousen & Co, woolen mill.
Engeler Frederick, justice of the peace.
Engeler & North, flour mill.
Fitzpatrick J D, physician.
Geisel & Haug, general store.
Gilliom Adam, general store.
Griffen H P, saloon.
Henefort Michael, blacksmith.
Joray Samuel, wagonmaker.
Mertz William Jr, Druggist.
Mosiman S, grocer and tinner.
Mosure D, wagomaker.
Mosure J, blacksmith.
Roederer George Rev, (Evangelical.)
Shoemaker A, huckster.
Siegnist S, wagonmaker.
Tremp Leonard, shoemaker.
Vitz George Rev, (German Reform). Walser J A, Physician. Wiseman Matthew, furniture.
VERNON. The county seat of Jen- nings county, is located on M. Div. of the J., M. & I. R. R., 2 miles south of North Vernon, the location of nearest bank, and 68 southeast of Indianapolis. It is incorpor- ated, contains 750 inhabitants, and has Bap- tist, Methodist, Presbyterian and Reformed churches, graded schools, 2 hotels, 1 weekly newspaper-Banner-2 flour mills, 1 plow factory, 1 hub and spoke factory, 1 pump factory, and a hay rake factory. Plows, hay rakes, spokes and hubs are shipped. There are good stone quarries in the near vicinity. Daily stage to North Vernon ; fare, 15 cents. Ex., Adams. Tel., W. U. Adolphus G. Cotton, postmaster.
Baily & Cope, dentists.
Baker Benjamin C, pump manufacturer.
Batchelor Thomas C, lawyer.
Baughn S G Mrs, milliner. Bolser Samuel L, grocer.
Bowen Randall, blacksmith.
Burdg Albert, livery. Burt J C Rev, (Presbyterian).
Carlisle Lulu Miss, dressmaker.
Claypole William, flouring mill.
Conliff Minerva Mrs, milliner.
Cope James P, physician. Deversy Nicholas, general store. Dole Aaron, blacksmith. Dowd Jeptha, wool dealer. Egan John, saloon. Foebel Jacob jr, general store. Hagins Joseph, lawyer.
Henninger Jacob, flour and feed. Herman Henry C, stone quarry.
Higgins W B, justice.
Hutchings James A, hardware.
Jenkins Sarah Mrs, dressmaker.
Leavitt Robert, hubs and spokes.
Long James S, propr Vernon Hotel.
Mitchell J F, physician.
New John D. lawyer.
Osborn & Wagner, furniture and undertak- ers.
Pritchett & Bell, flouring mill.
Reed & Rogers, wagonmakers and hay rake manufacturers.
Reinhart Nick, barber.
Richardson & Son, druggists.
Riley J, druggist.
Sherman House, Allen Stott, propr.
Specht George, shoemaker.
Storey Smith W, druggist.
Stott Allen, propr Sherman House.
Swarthout George, lawyer.
Thomas Amos, grocer.
Vanwye Tankard C, painter.
Vawter Smith jr, harnessmaker.
Vernon Banner, C E Wagner, publisher.
Vernon Hotel, J S Long, propr.
Wagner Charles E, publisher Vernon Ban- ner. Wagner J H & Co, plow manufacturers. Wenzel John, stoves and tinware.
VERSAILLES. Containing 500 in- habitants, is the county seat of Ripley coun- ty, located on Laughery creek, 5 miles. south of Osgood, its shipping station on the O. & M. R'y, and 27 west of Aurora, the lo- cation of the nearest bank. It was laid out in 1816, and contains Methodist, Bap- tist and Presbyterian churches, 1 graded school of 3 departments, 4 hotels, 1 saw mill, 1 flour mill, and a weekly newspaper -the Republican. Stage to Osgood daily ; fare, 50 cents. William Will, postmaster .. Alberding Herman, propr Farmers' Home: and grocer.
Allen James, painter.
Anderson Charles B, physician.
Anderson James, physician.
Beer Robert F, jeweler.
Benham Jacob L, lawyer.
Briant Charles C, churn manufacturer.
Bright S A Rev, (Methodist).
Brush Benjamin F, saw mill.
Bussendorf Michael, county recorder.
Cady Andrew, pump maker.
Conyers John W, general store.
Deckerson Newton, painter.
Downey Lewis, meat market.
Farmers' Home, Herman Alberding, propr ..
Folsom James N, carpenter.
Fritz Adolp, plasterer.
Gookins William, county clerk.
James B. Lizius & Co
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Gray Joseph C, saloon. Harper John, justice.
Hassmer A C, propr Versailles House. Hassmer Anthony J jr, insurance agt. Hunter Charles, stone pumps.
Hunter Eli D, stoves and tinware.
Jones Henry C, lawyer. Jones John G, physician. Jones Samuel M, lawyer.
Kenan Tilford J, harnessmaker.
Lawber Henry, lawyer.
Leslie William, county treasurer.
Loyd James B, lawyer.
Loyd Robert W, carpenter and justice.
McClain House, William Parsons, propr.
Marshall Moses N, baker.
Matthy Henry, shoemaker.
Pappett Eugene, carpenter.
Parsons William, propr McClain House. Prentice William C, cigar manufacturer. Pulliam William M, blacksmith.
Rebuck John B, lawyer.
Robinson John M, physician.
Rodgers Caroline Mrs, milliner.
Rodgers James W, Blacksmith. . Rowland James D, harnessmaker.
Shook George, flouring mill.
Smith John H, meat market.
Smutte Henry C, undertaker. Spencer Benjamin F, druggist. Spencer John A, general store.
Steinmetz Anthony, propr Union Hotel. Stewart William K, general store.
Stockinger Adam, lawyer.
Thompson Frances Mrs, dressmaker.
Union Hotel, Anthony Steinmetz, propr.
Versailles House, A C Hassmer, propr.
Versailles Republican, J A Wayland, pub- lisher. Walker Hiram L, justice.
Wayland Julius A, publisher Versailles Republican.
Weber Henry, sheriff.
Wernke John H, county auditor. Will William, grocer and postmaster. Willson Obed, lawyer. Wilson W D & C H, lawyers. Wingate Mattie Miss, milliner.
VEVAY. This enterprising town of 2,000 inhabitants, the county seat of Switz- erland county, is pleasantly located on the Ohio river, 100 miles south of Indianapolis and 75 below Cincinnati. The manufac- turing interests of Vevay are represented by 2 saw mills, 1 chair factory, 2 planing mills, 2 furniture factories, 1 brick yard, 1 flour mill and 1 woolen mill. It has no debt whatever, and is supplied with good county buildings, 5 churches-Methodist, Baptist, Presbyterian, Catholic and Chris- tian-2 graded schools, 4 hotels, 1 bank and several substantial business blocks. There are published here 3 weekly newspa- pers-the Reveille, Times and Democrat. Ve- vay offers many advantages as a manufac- turing point, and will give substantial sup- port and a hearty welcome to any legiti- mate establishment. The chief exports comprise grain, hay and furniture. Ex., Adams. Tel., W. U. Alfred Shaw, post- master.
Anderson James, grocer.
Baird W J, publisher Vevay Reveille.
Baxter John W sr, dentist.
Baxter J W jr, druggist.
Black J & Sons, clothing.
Boerner Charles G, jeweler.
Boulton John T, wagonmaker.
Brown Matthew, grocer. Burns Joseph, saloon.
Cain & Bonner, grocers. Chatelin John, grain.
Chatelin & Griffith, milliners.
MEYER & WALLIAM,
-BOTTLERS OF SUPERIOR-
ALE AND BEER,
Ferry Street,
VEVAY, - - IND.
SHOW CASES
WIEGEL & RUEHL, 188 South Meridian St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Craig Albert G, physician. Davison George, baker.
Delaney Thomas, saloon. Detraz Francis R, carpenter. Detraz Mary J Mrs, milliner. Downey Thomas H, grocer. Dufore Perret, justice.
Edgar Alexander, grocer. Edgar & Lanham, planing mill and furni- ture.
Fallis George M, saloon.
Faulkner William, planing mill.
First National Bank ; capital, $50,000 ; U P Schenck, prest; William Hall, cashr. Fisk Wilbur L, chair manufacturer.
Freeman William, physician.
Gilbert Margaret Mrs, dressmaker.
Golay & Stevens, druggists.
Goldenburg C & Son, stoves and tinware.
Gordon Catherine A Mrs, milliner.
Gray James, tailor.
Greanleaf Hannibal, physician.
Griffith Francis M, lawyer.
Griffith Thomas J, physician. Grisard F L, general store.
Hall & Lewis, general store. Hartford Philip T, boots and shoes. Hartford & Dalmazzo, proprs Vevay Dem- ocrat.
Hathorn George N, carpenter.
Holder Ella Mrs, dressmaker.
Hollar John, barber. Hollcroft Flavius J, undertaker.
Hull William C, physician.
Jockell Joseph, baker.
Johnston & Lostetter, lawyers.
Kessler Victor, harness.
Kincaid James C, meat market.
Kirtley E Rev, (Baptist).
Knox James S, livery. Knox Walter A, publisher Vevay Times. Kyle George H, hotel. LeClere House, Mrs Julia LeClere propr. Lewis, Simmons & Long, saw mill and gro- cers.
McCallum Sol, carpenter. McClain T B Rev, (Methodist). McCrellis & Pleasants, lawyers. Martin Edward, painter.
Mayer Adolph, cigar manufacturer. Mead Charles W, flour and feed.
Melcher John, marble works.
Meyer & Walliam, Ale and Beer Bottlers, Ferry. (See adv.)
Moxley Frank J, Contractor and Builder, Dealer in Lumber, Shingles, Sash, Door, and Blinds, etc. Northcott & Cox, grocers. Orem John, lawyer. Outcalt Frank, cigars and tobacco. Owens & Livings, real estate.
Patton William M, undertaker. Pleasants James K & Son, clothing.
Robenstein & Sieglietz, jewelers. Rochart Charles, blacksmith.
Russell Antoinette Mrs, milliner. Sage Philander S, physician. Schenck U P & Son, general store.
Schewe Henry, saloon.
Schroeder John, justice of the peace. Schroeder Louis O, Lawyer.
Shaddy John H, physician and livery. Shaw Charles C, agricultural implements.
Shaw Frank P, wagonmaker.
Shaw & Detraz, grocers.
Sheftall Eugene, barber. Shuff & Waldo, saw mill.
Smiley John W, livery.
Smith Benjamin F, shoemaker.
South Thomas, harness.
Spencer Samuel, barber.
Stevenson William, general store.
Stow Alfred, painter.
Thiebaud Charles O, druggist and ex agt.
Thiebaud Charles V, grocer.
Thiebaud George J, sewing machines.
Thiebaud John L, druggist.
Thiebaud, Robinson & Bledsoe, boots and shoes. Todd Henry, hotel.
Told Silas, coal.
Union Furniture Company.
Vevay Democrat, Hartford & Dalmazzo, publishers.
Vevay Reveille, (weekly), W J Baird, pub- lisher.
Vevay Times (weekly), W A Knox, pub- lisher.
Waldo Otis S, general store.
Waldo & Pleasants, brickmakers.
Walton Joseph E, photographer.
Ward & Livings, lawyers.
Warden Adam, carpenter.
Weales Henry, painter.
Weals John, lawyer.
Weaver David C, wagonmaker.
Williams W R & Son, flour mill.
Woolen Mills of the city of Vevay.
Woollen & Craig, physicians.
Works James A, livery.
Works & Works, lawyers.
Worstell's Hotel, Matthew Wors- tell, Propr.
Worstell Matthew, Propr Wors- tell's Hotel. Young Z I & Co, general store.
VIENNA. DeKalb county. (See New- ville.)
VIENNA. Rush county. (See Glen- wood.)
VIENNA. Is the location of 300 persons in township of same name, Scott county, on the J., M. & I. R. R., 3 miles
PENSIONS
W. H. CORBALEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Collects original and increase of Pensions and all other kinds 48 Vance Block, Indianapolis, of War Claims. Rejected Claims a specialty. Correspondence solicited.
HERCULES POWDER
C. H. JENNE, Agent, 291/2 North Pennsylvania Street, Indianapolis, Ind.
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. VIN 789
south of Scottsburgh court house and 23 south of Seymour, the banking town. It has Methodist, Baptist and Christian churches. Ex., Am. Tel., W. U. Alpha A L, general store.
Bennett Felix, hotel.
Buchanan Miles, shoemaker.
Ditzler George, physician.
Robbins D M, blacksmith. Stage W B, physician.
Swope Edward M, grocer.
Swope John S, general store.
Younker Henry, flour mill.
VINCENNES. . The county seat of Knox county, is a handsome incorporated city of 8,500 inhabitants, pleasantly located on the Wabash river, 117 miles southwest of Indianapolis, 149 east of St. Louis, 191 west of Cincinnati and 239 southeast of Chicago. It is the southern terminus of the I. & V., northern of the C. & V., and southern of D. & S. W. R. R.'s, and is traversed by main lines of the O. & M. and E. & T. H. roads. This is the oldest town in the State, and one of the oldest in the West, dating as a settlement from 1702. It is nicely laid out in wide streets, compactly built and supplied with a large nnmber handsome business blocks and resi- dences. Its public buildings are very fine, and comprise the court house erected at a cost of $300,000, Vincennes University one Opera House, 11 church edifices, and 4 public school buildings. The bonded debt of the city is $70,000, from which deduct $50,000 bridge bonds, leaving only $20,000 of an actual debt. The assessed value of real and personal property is $3,478,520. Its hotels, 6 in rumber, rank among the best in the State. The press is represented by 3 papers. The Sun, published both daily and weekly, and the Commercial and News issued weekly only. The other prominent features here comprise 2 banks, 2 furniture factories, 6 saw mills, 1 box factory, 5 flour mills, 2 chair factories, 3 brick yards, 1 stave factory, 1 foundry, 2 drain tile fac- tories, 1 planing mill, 1 horse collar fac- tory, a machine shop, 1 brewery, 1 plow factory, and 1. woolen mill. It has a tele- phone exchange, and exports large quanti- ties of grain and live stock. Daily stage to Petersburgh. Ex., Adams, Pacific and O. & M. Tel., W. U. and B. & O. William D. Lewis, postmaster.
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