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Allison & Son, General Store. Baker Jacob, shoemaker.
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PENSIONS, BOUNTY. PAY, ALLOWANCES, LAND WARRANTS, ETC., Collected by W. H. CORBALEY, Attorney at Law, 48 Vance Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. "@20 years experience. Rejected and increase Pensions a specialty
HERCULES POWDER, The Original Stump-Blasting Powder.
C. H. JENNE, Agent, 2912 North Pennsylvania Street, Indianapolis, - - Ind.
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Cox Benjamin, justice of the peace. Cross James, insurance. Culp Conrad, blacksmith. Defar Theodore, undertaker. Elliott Cyrenus sr, physician. Elliott Cyrenus jr, physician. Fisher Andrew, blacksmith. Fox & Ramming, saloon. Frink George, carpenter. Frink Louis, carpenter. Herrman John, carpenter and justice. Joest & Cross, General Store. Krausgrill D, physician. Leopold Philip, hotel and saloon. Leopold Rhinehart, barber. Smith Henry, tailor.
Stagrur William, cabinetmaker. Stegmire Christian, cooper.
WAGNER'S STATION. Called also " Wagoners," on I., P & C. Div. W., St. L. & P. R'y, in Allen township, Miami county, 18 miles north of Peru, the county seat. The nearest bank is at Rochester. Popula- tion, 200. U. S. Ex. Semi-weekly. stage to Green Oak. T. H. Jameson, postmaster. Cook T W, saw mill.
Feece H & Son, blacksmiths. Grissom A W Rev, (Christian). Hoover & Son, flour mill.
Jameson T H, General Store, Drugs, Lumber, Insurance, R R and Ex Agt. Savage William, live stock. Slusser S & Co, flour mill.
WAILESBOROUGH. An enter- prising village of 250 inhabitants, situated on the J., M. & I. R. R., in Wayne town- ship, Bartholomew county, 4} miles south of Columbus, the seat of justice and bank- ing location. Methodist and Baptist churches and graded schools are main- tained. Staves, lumber and grain are ex- ported. Telephone connections with Co- Îumbus. Adams Ex. H. A. Schroer, post- master. Beaty W H, blacksmith. Clark J S, physician.
Dougherty John H, notary public. Heaton William C, carriagemaker. Joslyn J, meat market.
Kincaid John, physician. Schamber M, shoemaker.
The Ross Foundry and Machine Works !
A. J. & J. P. ROSS (Successors to L. S. Wilson), Proprietors, WABASH, IND., MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF MACHINE CASTINGS.
Plow Points of all kinds a specialty. " We also manufacture the "Eclipse " and "Wilson " Plows; Shovel Plows and Harrows. Special attention given to repairing of Engines, Saw and Grist Mill Machinery. A full assortment of Brass Goods, Steam Pipe and Fittings, Steam Gauges, etc., constantly on hand. All kinds of Brass and Iron Castings. Highest market price paid for Scrap Iron, Copper and Brass. Charges Reasonable. All Work Warranted. Agents for Duplex Injector, the best Boiler Feeder in use.
OFFICE AND FOUNDRY ON WEST CANAL STREET.
GREEN & LAWTON,
-Proprietors of-
Wabash Machine Shop,
Dealers in New and Second-Hand Engines, Boilers and Machinery,
WABASH. INDIANA.
SR. F. LUTZ, DEALER IN STAVES & LUMBER,
Puncheon, Pipe, Barrel (Halves and Quarters), Oil and Pork Barrel Staves. Will buy Lumber in Tree or Staves. Also Dealer in Hard Wood Lumber.
LOCK BOX 639.
WABASH, INDIANA.
THOS. H. CLAPP, Optician and Watchmaker, 93 North Pennsylvania Street,
New-Denison Hotel Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Accurate adjustment of Spectacles. Personal attention to Fine Watch Repairing. Thirty years experi- ence. SATISFACTION ASSURED.
Home Life Ins. Co. business.
All Policies non-forfeiting under the law of New York, after Jan. 1, 1880. Will enable Agents to double their E. H. KELLOGG, Sup't .; Chicago, III.
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Schroer H A, Dealer in Groceries,
Provisions, Hardware, Queensware, Drugs, Agricultural Implements, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, and Paints, Oils, etc. Stader W W, justice of the peace. Stone Charles B, general store.
Walker Jesse, live stock.
Walker John, live stock.
WAKARUSA. A village of 500 in- habitants, situated in Olive township, Elk- hart county, 12 miles southwest of Goshen, the seat of justice, and 7} north of Nap- panee, on the B. & O. R., the shipping sta- tion. The nearest bank is at Goshen. Stage route to Goshen; fare 50 cents; and Nappanee ; fare 25 cents. Henry Wagoner, postmaster.
Clay Thomas, general store.
Copinhave D, harnessmaker.
Culbertson James M, agricultural imple- ments. Culp Henry J, undertaker. Eyer Kate, milliner.
Gore, Nusbaum & Co, Stave Man- ufacturers.
Harrington S C, justice of the peace.
Hughs Benjamin, gunsmith.
Kilmer George W, drugs. Knepple W H, physician.
Miller & Werntz, furniture manufacturers.
Montgomery H T, physician.
Nusbaum & Co, flour mill.
Rupp William S, shoemaker.
Sensick A S, physician.
Smeltzer & Son, saw mill.
Uline Barney, general store.
Wagner Henry, Restaurant.
Wagner Lewis, saloon. Werntz & Dell, saw mill.
Werntz & Sellers, druggists.
Whitmer, Gearhart & Co, wagon manufac- turers. Woolverton L M, hotel.
Young Frederick, shoemaker.
WALDRON. In Liberty township, Shelby county, on the C., I., St. L. & C. R. R., 7 miles southeast of Shelbyville court house and nearest bank, is a prosperous vil- lage of 365 inhabitants. Grain and live stock are shipped. Ex., Am. Jerome Sparks, postmaster. Allen R S, barber. Archey J, shoemaker. Arnold J R, saloon. Buell Israel, live stock. Chapman Bros, drugs and grocers. Cummins Sara, hotel.
Curtis J J, General Store.
Curtis & Richey, agricultural implements. Drummond H, meat market. Duty J R, R R and ex agt.
Garrison Jacob, mason. Grubb David, grain.
Gullett William, physician.
Haymond A M, General Store. Haymond J & K, hardware and grocers. Haymond J W, lawyer.
Jameson Alexander Rev, (Methodist).
Jenkins J R, physician.
Jones Jacob, blacksmith.
Lewis T D, justice of the peace.
McCain John, harnessmaker.
McCain T J, physician.
Marlow S T, wagonmaker.
Mason Edward, carpenter.
Miller & Powell, distillers.
Mings H R, undertaker.
Richey John, blacksmith.
Sparks Jerome, Grocer.
Stansifer T, live stock.
Strief George L, shoemaker.
Stroup G W, blacksmith and agricultural implements.
Stroup S P, saw mill.
Thompson D H, general store.
Washburn E P, carpenter.
Washburn R R, druggist.
Weakley Benjamin, tinner.
White James J, saloon.
Wilson G, live stock.
WALKERTON. Is a prosperous, thrifty town of 800 inhabitants, located in Lincoln township, St. Joseph county, on Pine creek at crossing of I., P. & C. Div. of the W., St. L. & P. and B. & O. R. R's., 20 miles south west of South Bend court house and 29 southeast of Michigan City. This. is the location of 4 churches-Metho- dist, Catholic, Baptist and Seventh Day Adventists-1 graded school of 4 depart- ments, 2 hotels, 1 public hall, 1 flour mill, 2 barrel hoop factories, 1 flour mill and several substantial business and professional firms. Plymouth is location of nearest bank. The press is represented by the Visi- tor and Republican. "The former was the first paper established here, has a good cir- culation and is ably edited. Grain, wool and lumber comprise the chief exports. Ex. B. & O. and U. S. Stage, daily to North Liberty, and tri-weekly to South Bend. C. W. N. Stephens, postmaster.
Arlington J W, drugs and physician.
Barkley Abraham B, grocer and restaurant. Barnhart John M Rev, (Dunkard). Baugher Adam, carriagemaker.
Beall Brenton H, lawyer.
Beall Bros, clothing.
Behrens Clause, general store.
Burger Michael R, blacksmith.
Byers Alvah Rev, (Protestant Methodist).
Caudle William L, wagonmaker. Comer George W, justice.
Bent Wood.
CARRIAGE AND WAGON STOCK OF ALL KINDS manufactured and sold by
O. S. GILLETTE, SALES ROOM, 28 and 30 E. Georgia St., Indianapolis, Ind. See adv., p. o.
Blank Book Makers
CARLON & HOLLENBECK, Printers, Binders and Blank Book Makers, S. E. Cor. Circle and Meridian Sts., Indianapolis.
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Cotton J Willis. Agricultural Im-
plement and Sewing Machine Dealer. Courtright Horace P, hardware. Coverstone J D Rev, (United Brethren). Covert & Curtis, blacksmiths.
Cunningham Andrew, Hard- ware, Farm Tools and Livery. (See adv.) Daily William A, lawyer.
Endly James F, physician. Endly Joseph, drugs.
Endly J F Mrs, milliner.
Ewing George D, photographer.
Eveland Daniel M, Editor and Proprietor Walkerton Republican. Florence House, J M B Giberson, propr. Giberson J M B, propr Florence House. Gordon Edward, agt W, St L & P R'y.
Hilderbrand Jacob Rev, (Dunkard).
Hostetter Henry W, live stock. Hudelmyer Samuel, grocer. Jackson John T, physician and dentist.
Jones G W I, Livery, Sale and Feed Stable; Good Rigs and Reasonable Prices.
Kern Clem J, general store.
Lancaster Joshua, carpenter.
Leibold Ernst, carpenter and manufacturer. Leiher & Thompson, manufacturers barrel hoops.
Leroy Arthur S, harness manufacturer.
Leslie George H, agt B & O R'y.
Libbey Cornelius B, watchmaker.
McCamber H N, dentist.
McCool Amos W, physician and drugs.
Marks Charles, barber.
Marks Hattie Mrs, carpet weaver.
Miller John S Rev, (United Brethren).
Miller Martin, physician.
Mintle H S, Propr Walkerton Visitor. (See adv.)
Morehouse Cyrus, shoemaker.
Nicoles Samuel J, justice. Puffenberger I, physician. Quinn James, saloon.
Reed James S, Restaurant and Hotel; Rates, $1 Per Day; a First Class $1 House ; Meals at all Hours.
Richmond Charles M, physician and drugs. Richmond C M Rev, (7th Day Adventist). Robbins Henry, lawyer,
Roderick Daniel J, justice.
Rogers & Son, flour mill.
Ruple Jacob, harness.
Schwartz & Tischer, Planing Mill, Manufacturers of Sash, Door, " Blinds, etc., Dealers in Iron Roofing, etc. Smith J C, notions.
Smith Michael F, physician.
Smith Sarah L Mrs, milliner.
Snell & Simmons, meat market.
Stephens C W N, general store.
Stephens G S, painter. Stevenson Amos H, justice.
Stowe Dennis L, barber.
Taylor Jacob, restaurant.
Thompson Noah, meat market.
Thompson Perry, saloon.
Vincent A E, meat market.
Vincent B H & E J, furniture and under- takers. Vincill Henry Rev, (Methodist).
Walkerton Republican, D M Eveland, Editor and Propr.
Walkerton Visitor, H S Mintle, Propr. (See adv.)
Wolfe M B Miss, milliner.
Wolfe Thomas J, clothing.
Wolfenberger John, saloon.
WALLACE. Known formerly as Jacksonville, is a village of 200 inhabit- ants, in Jackson township, Fountain coun-
The Walkerton Visitor,
H. S. MINTLE, Editor and Proprietor. WALKERTON, IND.
O A seven-column folio, with a circulation of 900. A first-class advertis- ing medium, and the leading paper of Walkerton.
ANDREW CUNNINGHAM, -GENERAL DEALER IN-
HARDWARE AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Steam Engines, Threshers, Buggies, Carriages, Wagons, Etc. LIVERY, SALE AND FEED STABLE. WALKERTON, INDIANA.
New York Life Ins. Co. Purely Mutual. No Stockholders. Absolute Se ity at Actual Cost. Issues all desirable forms ' J. W. Dean, Gen'l Ag't, INDIANAPOLIS. Policies.
CRACKERS
THE BEST IN THE MARKET, FROM BRYCE'S BAKERY, 14 EAST SOUTH STREET, - - - INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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ty, 17 miles southeast of Covington, the county seat, and 9 south of Hillsborough, on the I., B. & W. R'y, the shipping place. Crawfordsville is the banking town. U. S. Ex. D. T. Oliver, postmaster.
Bowman E Mrs, hotel.
Davidson J F, physician.
Holman H J, harnessmaker.
Hybarger J D, general store.
McCrary H P, justice of the peace.
Mickell J S Rev, (Christian).
Murphy J R, grocer.
Oliver D'T, General Store. Osborn John, blacksmith. Shoaf F A, physician. Spinning William H, druggist.
Talbott J N, physician.
Thomas G V, justice of the peace.
WALLEN. Located on the G. R. & I. R. R., in Washington township, Allen county, 7 miles north of Ft. Wayne, the bank location and county seat. Popula- tion, 200. U. S. Ex. Lumber is exported. E. F. Clansmeier, postmaster.
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Baird David, lawyer. Calbetzor Aaron, plasterer. Cour August, blacksmith. Cutshall Thomas, meat market.
Gordon Charles, physician. Grosjean Bros, general store and saw mill. Grosjean Edward, R R Agt. Grosjean & Vananda, handle manufactur- ers.
Griswould George, cooper. Marks John, shoemaker. Opliger George, hotel. Soliday John, justice of the peace.
Sutton H, physician.
Vananda John, carpenter.
WALNUT. A village of 190 per- sons, situated in Walnut township, Mar- shall county, on the I., P. & C. Div. W., St. L. & P. R'y, 13 miles southeast of Ply- mouth, the seat of justice and most availa- ble bank. A flour mill is needed. U. S. Ex. William H. Bunnell, postmaster. Allerman Levi & Co, general store.
Bunnell William H, Physician, Druggist, Flour, Feed, and Ex Agt. Burnett G W & Co, general store. Doke J T, physician. Fish Charles, barber. Hill C M, saw mill. Hollaway William, restaurant. Leffel L W, wagonmaker and justice. . McClure William, hotel. McCoy J L, agt I, P & C R'y. Neely J'S, General Store. Pocock E H, physician. Town Lyman, broom manufacturer.
WALNUT GROVE. In Prairie township, Warren county, 9 miles south of Boswell, its shipping point, and 14 north- west of Williamsport, the county seat. The bank location is Attica. Stage route to Williamsport tri-weekly ; no regular fare. Population, 50. N. M. Gehris, postmaster. Calter S & H, blacksmiths.
Everhart J, carpenter.
Gehris N M, Grocer, Live Stock, and Justice.
Ham Samuel, saw mill.
Hazzard John, blacksmith.
Hitenstine Robert, wind mill.
Miller William, live stock.
Pricket James, wagonmaker.
Rickett Thomas, wagonmaker.
Rideour John, live stock.
Sutton F M, lawyer.
Waldrin John, live stock.
WALTON. Population, 350. A town on P., C. & St. L. R'y, in Tipton township, Cass county, 9 miles southeast of Logans- port, the county seat and banking place. Maintains 3 churches and graded school. Lumber, grain, and live stock are shipped. Am. Ex. W. P. Beall, postmaster.
Alford H, physician.
Beall E Mrs, milliner.
Beall J, wagonmaker.
Beall W P, Confectioner.
Bishop G W, general store.
Bishop William, carpenter.
Cromer D P, flour mill.
Drake & Kesling, hardware.
Dutchess C P, druggist.
Engle David, hotel. Gould N H, furniture.
Green & Choppeleer, blacksmiths.
Hurd Owen, furniture.
Hurd & Curtis, saw mill.
Keesling J Q, drugs.
Miller Lorenzo D, meat market. Neff J N, physician.
Penrose Joseph, blacksmith.
Phillips & Roucher, saw mill.
Rooker V Mrs, milliner.
Ruth Thomas, meat market.
Small & Drake, undertakers.
Snyder Will, R R and ex agt.
Stagg John, baker and restaurant.
Stuter & Co, stirrup manufacturers. Surface Adam, General Store. Watkins O D Rev, (Methodist).
WALTZ. A village of 100 inhabi- tants, situated in Waltz township, Wabash county, 52 miles south of Wabash, the banking town and county seat. Daily stage to Wabash and Somerset ; fare, round trip to former, 40 cents. J. D. Wiley, post- master.
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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Bright S, live stock. Hammond Bros, saw mill. Hammond & Koons, saw mill. Matthews N B, blacksmith. Miley JD, Grocer.
Miley J D & Co, Drain Tile Manu- facturers.
Niccum F M, drain tile manufacturer.
WANATAH. Situated at the cross- ing of the L , N. A. & C., and P., Ft. W. & C. R'ys, in Cass township, Laporte county, is a pleasant village of 600 inhabitants, 23 miles southwest of Laporte, the county seat, and 54 miles southeast of Chicago. Valparaiso is the banking point. Grain, hay and potatoes are exported. Adams and Am. Ex. W. P. Yarger, postmaster. Abraham August, wagonmaker.
Boehlke John, saloon.
Boehlke J & Co, furniture.
Burner JO, Druggist.
Burner & Leming, agricultural implements. Campbell A B, justice of the peace.
Conitz J, hardware.
Donke Edward, grocer.
Efner Simon H, justice of the peace.
Fudenski Peter, dry goods.
Gallert Christian, saloon.
Groth Otto, dry goods.
Groth & Wyatt, pressed hay.
Gruse Homan, grocer.
Hennig Julius, meat market.
Henrichey Charles, Physician. Higgins J H, agt L, N A & C R'y. Higgins J H & Co, grain.
Jacobson J, harnessmaker.
Kalies William & Co, wagonmakers. Kapelski Adolph, shoemaker.
Keil Emil L, flour mill.
McCurdy G G, agt P, Ft W & CRR.
McCurdy G T, grain.
McKown John, blacksmith.
Mitzner August, saloon.
Mitzner F & Co, general store and pressed hay. . Ringleman Carl, shoemaker.
Rosenbaum C H, grocer. Ward N & J M, physicians. Whitlock Robert, hotel.
Windle Lem, wagonmaker.
Varger W P, Insurance, Sewing Ma- chine and Ex Agt.
WARREN. An incorporated town of 600 inhabitants, on line of the T., C. & St. L. R'y, and Salamonie river, in Salamo- nie township, Huntington county, 14 miles southeast of Huntington, the county seat. Bluffton, 15 miles distant, is the banking town. Produce, grain and staves are ship- ped. Four churches, graded school, and a weekly newspaper-News-are supported.
Ex., Am. and U S. F. M. Huff, postmaster.
Alleman J B Rev, (Methodist). Anderson I J, wagonmaker.
Andrews Charles, blacksmith.
Andrews J W, ex agt.
Benbow John, justice of the peace.
Brown H & Co, Furniture.
Christy J E, harnessmaker.
Coles Henry J, shoemaker.
Dillman Alice, milliner and dressmaker.
Elder T S, baker.
Ewart L C & Son, hardware.
Ewart & Anderson, general store.
Finkle David, flour mill.
Fleming & Co, saw mill.
Foster J M, meat market.
Frash John, general store.
Good Jonas, physician.
Good & Thompson, live stock and grain.
Hida David Rev, (Christian).
Howes Ed H & Co, flour mill.
Huff F M, Notary Public.
Huff F M Mrs, milliner.
Hupp Samuel, druggist.
Irwin J & Son, general store.
Jones G A, saw mill.
Jones John D, live stock.
Kintz S V, barber.
Little David, justice of the peace.
Little M W & Son, General Store.
McClurg A L, saloon.
Maddox George H, livery.
Merion W F, R R and ex agt.
Mygrants & Goyer, general store.
Palmer D, Physician.
Powell William, wagonmaker.
Roberts H V, dentist.
Scott Alice, milliner.
Shaffer Franklin, planing mill and black- smith.
Shults Samuel, wagonmaker.
Simons L L, lawyer.
Smethurst E R & Co, hardware.
Smith M & Co, general store.
Sproul J S, physician.
Sproul J S & Co, druggists.
Sutter Catharine, hotel.
Taylor & Co, furniture.
Van Horn John, General Store.
WARREN CENTRE .! A flag station on the L. S. & M: S. R'y, in Warren township, St. Joseph county, 7 miles north- west of South Bend, the seat of justice and banking place. Tel., W. U. George B. Dunsho, postmaster.
Barker William H, agt L S & M S R'y.
Dunsho George B, General Store.
WARRINGTON. A village of 160 inhabitants, located in Brown township, Hancock county, 15 miles northeast of Greenfield court house. Knightstown, 10
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IRON ROOFING
For the BEST and CHEAPEST, Address W. G. HYNDMAN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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miles southeast, is a shipping and the bank- ing point. Pendleton, 10 miles northwest, is also a shipping station. Daily stage to Anderson ; fare, 60 cents ; and Knightstown; fare, 40 cents. John Thorp, postmaster. Collins H B, wagonmaker and justice. Cook Levi, harnessmaker.
Garriott Henry C, General Store. Garriott William L, undertaker.
Hanna Daniel, physician.
Hays John B, township trustee.
Kenyon William, blacksmith. Miller John, shoemaker.
Power & Jones, flour mill.
Thorp A C, live stock.
Thorp Bros, General Store. Trees William, hotel and physician. Vanhorn Frank, painter.
Warrington Tile Company, tile manufac- turers.
WARSAW. Pleasantly situated on line of P., Ft. W. & C. and C., W. & M. R'ys, is the county seat of Kosciusko county, and contains a population of 3,500. It is a very prosperous incorporated city within sight of the Tippecanoe river, surrounded by an exceedingly rich agricultural district. It is a very pleasant summer resort, the chief attraction in that respect being 3 beau- tiful lakes, known as Pike, Eagle and Cen- tre Lakes. A large number of pleasure seekers frequent the city every summer. The court house now under construction will be, when completed, a magnificent structure, and will compare favorably with any like building in the State; proposed cost, $200,000. The city is lighted by gas, has many substantial business blocks, hand- some residences, excellent schools, a public library, 5 churches-Baptist, Presbyterian, Catholic, Methodist and Christian-and 3 hotels, prominent among which are the Occidental and Wright House. Warsaw supports 2 banks, 1 daily and 3 weekly newspapers, the National Union and Repub- lican are issued weekly, while the Northern Indianian is issued both daily and weekly. The principal manufactories are composed of 2 foundry and machine shops, 1 planing mill, a bung factory, 1 saw mill, 2 flour mills, 1 cooper shop, 1 bent wood factory, and a furniture factory. This city is noted for its healthy climate and surroundings, and is one of the most noted and pleasantly situated summer resorts in Northern Indi- ana. Ex., Adams and Am. Tel., W. U. John N. Runyan, postmaster.
Alleman W D, Poultry Breeder. Alward Cyrus M, lawyer.
Armstrong Bros & Co, Bung Manufacturers, and Machine Cut Corks.
Avery & Richhart, Proprs Lake City Marble Works.
Bair A J, boots and shoes.
Baker Joseph S, County Auditor .. Baker Samuel S, dry goods.
Barnes J H, Plasterer, Contractor and Builder, Estimates Furnished.
Barnes N E Mrs, Novelty Store, Dealer in Notions and Toys, all kinds of Bleachery and Millinery Work done to Order.
Bash John M, physician.
Bates Andrew J, Justice of the: Peace.
Beazel Harvey T, harnessmaker. Bennett E W, grocer.
Beroth Bros, Blacksmiths and Man- ufacturers of Wagons and Carriages, also Dealers in Blossburg Coal, cor Lake and Center.
Berst Hiram F, insurance agt.
Biewend Henry E, druggist.
Biggs Hiram, lawyer.
Binns William, general store.
Bitner Daniel S, grocer.
Bowser & Clark, sewing machines.
Boyd Thomas Rev, (Presbyterian).
Boydston Nelson N, insurance agt.
Boydston & Dodge, Real Estate
Agts, Fire and Life Insurance. Sell R R Tickets to all Points. Agts for the Sale of Western and Southern Lands: Sell Tickets to or from all points in Eu- rope, also Collect Bounties and Pensions. Office, Boss Block.
Bratt Daniel, shoemaker.
Burdge George M, hardware. Byler Joseph M, physician.
Calvert Jesse Rev, (Dunkard).
Chapman Charles A, Abstract of Titles and Real Estate. -
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Chapman Charles W, Attorney at. Law and Dealer in Ice.
Chapman Charles W, cigar manufacturer.
Chase & Coleman Bros, Law- yers. Foreign Collections a Specialty.
Chipman Silas W, dry goods.
Cisney James H, dry goods.
Clark & Walters, contractors and builders. Clayton CM, physician.
Clemans A C, Attorney at Law, In-
surance, Real Estate and Collection Agt .. Cole Julia, dressmaker.
Comstock Bros, grocers.
Conrad William, wagonmaker.
Cook James A, lawyer.
Cook James W, lawyer.
Cowgill Hiram M, physician.
Curtis Joshua W, jeweler.
Davenport T, physician.
Davisson J H, Physician and Sur- geon; Graduate of College of Physicians and Surgeons, Baltimore, Md, Class 1876 ..
James B. Lizius & Co.
SOLICITORS OF AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS, 1812 Bates Block, opp. P. O., Indianapolis, Ind ..
E. C. ATKINS & CO. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Special attention given to REPAIRING. Work Warranted.
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Deeds & Son, Coopers and Dealers in Coopers' Stock, nr P, Ft W & C Depot. Dexter Biddlecomb, barber. Dunnick Benjamin H, saw mill. Edwards J R Rev, (Baptist). Eicher John, plumber.
Eisenberg Fred W, Merchant Tailor.
Elder Hank, bus line and feed stables.
Encell Robert B, lawyer. Encell R B Mrs, milliner. Ettinger G D & Co, harnessmakers. Evans Henry, saloon.
Frazer & Frazer, Lawyers.
Funk William B, Barber. Funk Bros, dry goods. Furlong M C & Sons, marble works. Gattshall Joshua B, lawyer.
Gibson William H, dry goods. Gillian Clavin, saloon.
Glessner Jackson, boots and shoes. Goodwin Thomas A, Dentist. Grabner John, hardware.
Gray Samuel C, physician. Green John G, mayor.
Green Edmund G, lawyer. Grosspitch Charles B, restaurant.
Harter L E, agt Adams Ex Company. Hass William jr, meat market. Haymond & Royse, lawyers. Henlee Caleb, boots and shoes. Hetfield Hamlet D, grocer. Hetrick Frank, gunsmith. Hickman Robert M, saloon. Himes Sadie, dressmaker. Hinds Ed C, jeweler.
EUREKA ROCK DRILL (Patented)
SHOW THIS TO QUARRYMEN. .
A man who can earn forty dollars per month quarrying rock the old way can earn the same amount per week with this machine. -
For Blasting, Quarrying, Tunneling, Mining of all kinds, and Prospecting for Oil, Water or Minerals.
A. J. MERSHON, Patentee, Warsaw, Indiana.
Occidental Hotel,
C. M. PIERCE, Proprietor. :0: WARSAW, INDIANA.
Good Sample Rooms. Special Accommodations to Commercial Travelers. :0:
This House has been refitted and refurnished throughout, and is now first-class in every particular. Billiard Tables and Bar in connection, with finest brands of Liquors and Cigars. m Rates, from $1.00 to $2.00 per day.
WARSAW REPUBLICAN!
"FREE FROM PERSONAL ABUSE."
QUINCY A. HOSSLER, EDITOR. WARSAW, IND.
SHOW CASES
WIEGEL & RUEHL, 188 South Meridian St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
CANNED GOODS AND OYSTERS, S WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
UNION OYSTER CO., J. S. KELLER, Manager, 40 North Illinois Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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