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WORTHINGTON CROSS- ING. Wells county. (See Poneto.)
WRIGHT. A country postoffice in Greene township, Greene county, 18 miles northwest of Bloomfield, the county seat. Worthington, 12 miles distant on the I. & V. R'y, is the shipping and banking point. Stage semi-weekly from Worthington to Sullivan; fare each way, $1.50. Albert Larr, postmaster. Ellis Joel Rev, (Baptist).
Hanna J T, physician. Hanna L, live stock.
Harrel John, coal miner.
Larr Albert, Notary Public.
Morgan E, physician.
Moss Joseph, live stock. Plew J M Rev, (Baptist). Rhodes A J, general store. Todd J W, sewing machines and justice. Trump Charles, general store.
WRIGHT'S CORNER. La- Grange county. (See Woodruff.)
WRIGHT'S CORNERS. A place of about 100 inhabitants, in Man- chester township, Dearborn county, 8 miles west of Lawrenceburgh court house, bank and shipping point. Grain, hay, and cat-
tle are shipped. Daily stage to Lawrence-
burgh. M. P. House, postmaster.
Bennett John, shoemaker. Carson A S, justice of the peace. Clark B S, blacksmith.
Clark D H, blacksmith.
Devore D G, general store. Duncan D, shoemaker.
Heustis O T, soda manufacturer.
House M P, Postmaster.
Howerton A, painter.
Jackson A D, carpenter.
Johnson J & Co, flour mill.
Kyle T M, physician.
McIlwain R, blacksmith.
Mandell J H, carpenter.
Mendell William, carpenter.
Ruble John, painter.
Sutton & Powell, Saw Mill. True R S, wagonmaker.
WYNN. Called also Palestine, is lo- cated in Springfield township, Franklin county, 42 miles east of Brookville, the county seat, shipping point and banking town. Population, 40. James J. Russell, postmaster.
Gregg Cline, saloon.
Gridley William, huckster.
Hart Robert, shoemaker.
Rogers Benjamin, threshing machines.
Russell J I & Bro, General Store. Wood Rachael, hotel.
XENIA. Is the location of 1,000 per- sons in Jackson township, Miami county, on the P., C. & St. L. R'y, 20 miles southwest of Peru, the county seat, and 20 northeast of Kokomo, either of which are used as bank- ing places. It was settled in 1844, and con- tains Methodist, Christian and United Brethren churches, good graded school, 1 hotel, 1 tannery, 1 flour mill, 1 drain tile factory and a weekly newspaper-the Times. The principal shipments comprise lumber, grain and live stock. Ex., U. S. Tel. W. U. Richard Powell, postmaster.
OSBORN HOUSE,
Mrs. K. B. Osborn, Proprietress, Worthington, Indiana.
This Hotel is Centrally Located, near the Depot. Has GOOD SAMPLE ROOMS ON THE FIRST FLOOR, and is run exclusively for the accommodation of the Traveling Public.
THOS. H. CLAPP, Optician, 93 North Pennsylvania Street. New-Denison Hotel Block, Indianapolis, Ind.
I have for sale SPECTACLES of all the best and late improved forms and material.
Home Life Ins. Co.
The strongest in the world, has $138 for $100 of liability, therefore the best for the Agent. Apply to E. H. KELLOGG, Sup't, Chicago, Ill.
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Aydelott & Son, Flour Mill. Babb George, saloon. Bond John, stoves and tinware. Bryan William, barber. Carrell W F, hotel. Clark Elisha, lumber. Cooper Ellen M, dressmaker. Covert John, wagonmaker. Crumrine W K M, dentist. Dale James W, grocer. Darby Jemime E Mrs, dry goods.
Eward John W, lawyer. Flinn James E, grain dealer. Harrison John E, clothing. Hooper J J, tile manufacturer. Keyes A & J J, general store. Kimball Abner D, physician. Kimball Thomas C, physician. Lancaster William C, baker. Lewis David, cabinetmaker. Lewis James J, confectioner.
McCormick J S, Furniture.
McIlvaine J Q, grain dealer. McKinney Patterson, shoemaker. McLane Milton, tanner. Macy Oliver H P, lumber. Mendenhall Daniel, general store.
Mendenhall Oscar A, Druggist.
Michael Aaron, blacksmith. Murphy Leven J, furniture. O'Connor David, saloon. Powell R & Bro, general store.
Rausman Henry J, General Store. Rayburn John, blacksmith. Reel Aaron, meat market. Reeves L M, justice. Reynold Francis, physician. Reynolds C J, propr Xenia Times. Robinson Robert K, physician. St Clair Jacob K, blacksmith. Smith Cyrus Rev, (United Brethren). Stephenson B B, physician. Sullivan James L, jeweler. Swartz William, meat market. Tilman Nelson T, druggist. Wamburg George, barber. Weaver Alfred B, restaurant .. Wright John M, druggist. Xenia Times, C J Reynolds, propr. Zeek & Keasby, milliners.
YANKEETOWN. Posey county. (See Farmersville.)
YANKEETOWN. Population, 200. Situated in Anderson township, Warrick county, 10 miles south of Boonville, the seat of justice and location of the nearest bank. Newburgh, 6 miles distant, on the Ohio river, is the shipping point. Fay, postmaster. T. J.
Admere & Fay, Saw Mill. Allfultisch M, coal miner.
Barnett Andrew, wagonmaker. Cornell George N, justice. Fay M & Son, General Store. Fay T J, General Store, Flour and Saw Mill.
Funk Joseph, shoemaker.
Hartley Robert, blacksmith and hotel. Hazen D B & Son, coal dealers. Johnson Wesley, saw mill.
Merrill J II, carpenter. Perigo T B, live stock. Purdue S L Rev, (Baptist). Sebly W Z, wagonmaker. Taylor Perry, live stock. Temple W R, physician. Watson David, blacksmith.
Williams N, shoemaker. Wilson W, physician.
YEDDO. A'village of 150 persons, in Mill Creek township, Fountain county, on line of the C. & B. C. R. R., 14 miles southeast of Covington, the county seat and bank location. Wheat, staves and railroad ties are shipped. Stage daily to Harveys- burgh. J. H. Brown, postmaster.
Brown J H, Notary Public. Eckton A, saloon. Glover A, drugs. Heshberger A R, lumber.
Heshberger W, blacksmith. Miller Lena, milliner. Myers Bros, general store.
Myers Calvin, R R and ex agt. Shell F M, justice.
Sparks J T, physician.
YELLOW CREEK. Franklin township, Kosciusko county, 13 miles south- west of Warsaw, the county seat, and 8 south of Etna Green, on the P., Ft. W. & C. R'y, the shipping point. The N. Y., C. & St. L. K'y runs within half a mile of this place. Warsaw is the location of the near- est bank. Population, 100. E. A. Blue, postmaster.
Blue E A, General Store.
Blue, Hire & Co, live stock. Blue Phesa, live stock. Chandler J A, physician. Chandler J A & Son, drugs.
Dulany I N, wood turner. Garrison Samuel Rev, shoemaker, (Metho- dist). Hyers William, blacksmith. Lee Samuel A Rev, (Methodist). Mentzer P & A, baluster manufacturers. Mentzer Samuel S, saw mill.
YEOMAN. A rural postoffice in Jef- ferson township, Carroll county, 7 miles northwest of Delphi, on the C. & I. Air Line Div. L., N. A. & C. R'y. Monticello
Bent Felloes
AND ALL KINDS OF WAGON AND CARRIAGE MATERIAL, manufactured and sold by O. S. GILLETTE, 28 and 30 E. Georgia St., Indianapolis, Ind. See adv., page 6.
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BINDERS,
CARLON & HOLLENBECK, PRINTERS AND BINDERS, S. E. Corner Circle and Meridian Streets, INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
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is the nearest banking place. L., N. A. & C. Ex. William Corder, postmaster.
Corder William, General Store, R R and Ex Agt. Cullin Josiah, grain, hardware and grocer. Gaslee & Co, live stock. Kennard J L, physician. Tedford A C, justice.
YOCKY. Formerly known as Juliett, a flag station on the L., N. A. &. C. R'y, in Marion township, Lawrence county, 6 miles south of Bedford court house and bank. Population, 41. Daily stage to Paoli ; fare, 50 cents ; and French Lick; fare, $1. Isaiah Phipps, postmaster.
Isom Davis, general store and grain. Phipps Isaiah, Grocer and R R Agt. Riddle Lemuel, carpenter. Sheeks D L, saw mill.
Spirlin Daniel, carpenter.
YORK CENTRE. Called also, Hathaway Corners, is a place of 125 inhab- itants, in York township, Steuben county, 11 miles northeast of Angola, the couuty seat and location of the nearest bank, and 10 miles northeast of Freemont, on the Ft. W., C. & L. R'y, its shipping point. H. D. Ellis, postmaster.
Colgen S J Rev, (United Brethren). Davis Hiram, saw mill.
Ellis H D & Son, General Store. Ellis W J, cooper. Gillis John, blacksmith. Gundrum L, justice. Judson H I, general store. Parsons William, job printer. Rathburn W V, lawyer. Taylor E A, physician.
YORKTOWN. On the C., C., C. & I. R'y, 48 miles northeast of Indianapolis, in Mt. Pleasant township, Delaware county, 6 miles west of Muncie court house and bank. Population, 400. Contains 2 churches and good graded school. Ex., U. S. W. S. Brundage, postmaster.
Allen Thomas, general store.
Brundage W S & Son, General Store.
Cook James E, Wagon Manufacturer. Davis A J, stoves and tinware. Davis I, R R and ex agt. Erther Jacob, blacksmith. Goings A W, grain.
Horne William, Physician. Keener B F, cooper. Mathe Charles, blacksmith. Overman Joseph, blacksmith. Overmire Henry, shoemaker. Patterson W G, furniture.
Reynolds James D, justice of the peace.
Shively D M, physician. Skinner Jacob, shoemaker. Slack G W, physician. Spann George W, drugs. Stewart Joseph, meat market.
Williamson Jesse H, flour mill. Williamson William, hotel.
YORKVILLE. Population, 90, lo- cated in York township, Dearborn county, 12 miles northwest of Lawrenceburgh, the east of justice and nearest banking town, and 43 miles northwest of Guilford, on C., I., St. L. & C. R. R., the shipping point. M. Reidinger, postmaster. Graff August, general store. Hagar W, furniture.
Miller Francis Mrs, general store. Miller John, blacksmith.
Nordmeier H, boots and shoes.
Reidinger M, Township Trustee.
Steinmetz Michael, saloon. Tschaenn A, shoemaker.
YOUNG AMERICA. A thriving village of 300 inhabitants, in Deer Creek township, Cass county, 15 miles south of Logansport, the seat of justice and bank location, and 16 miles northwest of Koko- mo, either of which are shipping stations. Tri-weekly stage line to Kokomo and Lo- gansport ; fare, 50 cents. J. G. Johnson, postmaster.
Beck S J, justice.
Bridge & Johnson, planing mill.
Brown N, physician.
Butcher A P, general store.
Cummins Susan Mrs, hotel.
Davis Clara Mrs, milliner.
Furrow J A, harnessmaker.
Gard O C, drugs. Hunter R, undertaker.
Hunter William, boots and shoes.
Johnson J G, General Store.
Kerr & Son, wagonmakers.
Kressen Theodore, blacksmith.
Lenon L C, agricultural implements.
Lybrook & McMeans, saw mill. Lybrook & Parks, physician.
Montgomery Edward, shoemaker.
Pottoff Henry, blacksmith.
Rhoads B F, flour mill.
Turley H N, general store. Wikle Philip, wagonmaker.
YOUNG'S CREEK. Known for- merly as Unionville, in Greenfield township, Orange county, 6 miles south of Paoli, the county seat, and 16 south of Orleans, on the L., N. A. & C. R'y, the nearest ship- ping point. Population, 100. Blooming- ton, 9 miles distant, is the bank location. Joseph A. Weeks, postmaster.
New York Life Ins. Co.
N&The only Company that issues Tontine In- vestment Policies. Send for Circulars. J. W. Dean, Gen'l Ag't, Indianapolis.
BRYCE'S CRACKERS CARE THE BEST MADE.S
Address P. F. BRYCE, 14 East South Street, Indianapolis, Ind.
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Apple Enoch, hotel. Bundy A G, shoemaker. Ellis William D, physician and surgeon. Gilliatt William B, physician and surgeon. Gobbel H, stone cutter.
Hancock James, stone dealer.
Hill Joseph, carpenter.
Hill William B, general store. Lemox Alfred, cabinetmaker. McBride A L, blacksmith. Mayfield G L Rev, (Baptist).
Palmer H, carpenter. Teaford H H & J W, flour mill.
Weeks Josepli A, Blacksmith, Car- riage and Wagonmaker. Wright E R Rev, (Christian). Wright L H, wagonmaker. Wright Reed, stonecutter.
YOUNGSTOWN. A village on the E. & T. H. R. R., in Honey Creek township, Vigo county, 7} miles due south of Terre Haute, the county seat and bank- ing town. Grain and live stock areshipped. John W. McCoskey, postmaster.
Boyll Henry, justice.
Joslin Henry, carpenter.
Layer Samuel, saw mill.
McCoskey Joe T & John B, grain and live stock.
McCoskey John B, R R agt.
McCoskey John W, General Store. McCoskey William H, blacksmith. McJohnston W E, physician.
YOUNTSVILLE. On the I., B. & W. R'y, in Montgomery county, 4} miles west of Crawfordsville, the seat of justice and most available banking place, is a village with a population of 150. Con- tains flour and woolen mill and Methodist church. J. M. Troutman, postmaster. Brown T F, physician.
Fink R J & Son, carriage manufacturers. Hargrave TH Rev, (Methodist). Snyder A J & Son, flour mill.
Sweeny C, grocer. Troutman J M, flour mill.
Walters A, grocer and boots and shoes.
Younts D & Sons, general store and woolen mill.
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ZANESVILLE. Situated directly on the line between Allen and Wells coun- ties, 14 miles southwest of Ft. Wayne, Allen county seat, and 16 northwest of Bluffton, Wells county seat, contains a population of 250. Ft. Wayne is the banking point. Tri-weekly stage to Ft. Wayne; fare, $1 round trip. Roanoke, 6 miles northwest, on W., St. L. & P., and Sheldon, 6 miles east on Ft. W., C. & L.
R'ys, are the shipping points. David B. Waid, postmaster.
Angevine William, blacksmith.
Austin Thomas, Dentist. Baker A J, general store.
Barnett Jacob, carpenter. Biddle George W, shoemaker.
Carroll & Lenington, saw mill and staves and heading. Cass John, justice of the peace.
Clark Robert G, harnessmaker.
Diffendorfer Bros, painters. Diffendorfer H H, barber. Iler Oliver P, carpenter. Jacoby J C Rev, (Lutheran).
Kelsey Abner, meat market.
Knight Conrad, Flour Mill.
Lew Jacob, stoves and tinware.
Michael Jonathan, hotel and shoemaker.
Murray R V & Son, physician.
Neely H T, physician.
Schoonover William, general store and drugs.
Smith M F, drugs and groceries. Thomas John L F, blacksmith.
Waid & Son, General Store. Ward Amos, wagonmaker. Williams Oliver & Son, live stock.
Young Cyrus, blacksmith and carriage and wagonmaker.
ZARD. Postoffice name for Marlboro station on the C. & I. Air Line Div. L., N. A. & C. R'y, in Hanging Grove township, Jasper county, 8 miles east of Rensselaer, the county seat and location of the nearest bank. L., N. A. & C. Ex. Aug. Domke, postmaster.
Domke August, General Store, R R and Ex Agt. Domke F A, blacksmith.
ZENAS. Situated in Columbia town- ship, Jennings county, 15 miles northeast of Vernon, the county seat. Population, 100. Nebraska, 5 miles south on the O. & M. R'y, is the nearest shipping point. Greens- burgh, 16 miles distant, is the bank loca- tion. Daily stage to Nebraska; fare, $1. A. L. Grinstead, postmaster. Barclay J W, justice. Corya F M, physician. Elliott J L, hair dresser. Galloway John, produce.
Gleason G W Rev, (United Brethren). Grinstead A L, general store. McNew J H, blacksmith.
Myers James, lawyer. O'Connor Jacob, musician.
O'Connor Samuel, carpenter. O'Connor Thomas, cooper. Parker & Clements, saw mill. Payton Benjamin, lawyer.
L. Everingham & Co.,
Commission Merchants. Consignments solicited. 125 LaSalle Street, CHICAGO.
Porter's Joliet Lager Beer.
T. D. Stuver, Sole Agt., Chicago. See advertisement page 351.
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Porter Henry, lawyer. Ramy A S, justice and physician. Ramy A S Mrs, milliner. Suits Emsley, blacksmith. Woods Thomas, general store.
ZIONSVILLE. Fifteen miles north- west of Indianapolis, on the C., I., St. L. & C. R'y, is an incorporated village of 1,050 inhabitants, in Eagle township, Boone county, 15 miles southeast of Lebanon, the county seat. Bonded indebtedness, $2,500. There are 4 churches-Christian, Metho- dist, Presbyterian, and Union-a graded school, an opera house, 2 private banks, 1 flour mill, 1 brickyard, 1 saw mill, a car- riage and wagon factory, 1 weekly news- paper-Times, and 2 hotels. Ex., Am. Tel. W. U. William McGuire, postmaster. Alford Frank, marble works.
Alford James S, Druggist and Phy- sician. Alford John, hotel. Alford Mary A Mrs, milliner.
Anderson Marcellus $, Carriage and Wagon Manufacturer.
Barnhill John, barber.
Beard Ratliff, painter.
Bradley John M, propr Zionsville Bank.
Bowers Lewis, druggist.
Byers & Anderson, stoves and tinware.
Cadwallader Orrin, baker and confectioner. Clark Benjamin F, general store. Gooney & Son, wagonmakers.
Cotton Henry T, physician.
Cropper Edward S, boots and shoes and furniture.
Crosby Nathan, physician.
Cullen J A Rev, (Methodist).
Davenport Milton S, insurance.
De Long Francis A, blacksmith.
Denney John E, wagonmaker.
Derndinger Oscar, jeweler. Doehleman Frederick, saloon. Dusan & Brown, physicians. Ehntris John, blacksmith.
. Essex Joseph M, boots and shoes. Feeman Jacob, dentist. Felton Sylvander, grocer. Floyd John, justice of the peace.
Gault Cal, publisher Zionsville Times. Gartman Charles L, harnessmaker.
Gregory B M & Son, hardware. Green Anna Miss, millinery. Hanes Perry, grocer. Hardy Henry C, livery stable. Harrison & Kleiser, flour mill. Helfer Amos Y, shoemaker. Herberich Michael J, shoemaker. Higgins Benson, carpenter. Hogan Alexander, painter. Hurst James O, dentist. Hutchinson George W, barber.
Hutchinson Jonathan, blacksmith.
Johns Martha R Mrs, milliner. Kersey Samuel, barber.
Kinnaman John M, justice and cabinet- maker.
Lakin Hannah M Mrs, dressmaker.
Larimore Allen W, shoemaker.
Lewis & Wiesehan, lumber.
Loughrun Noah, justice and brick manu- facturer.
McGuire William, postmaster.
McLain H B Rev, (Baptist).
Malin James, grain and implements.
Negelieson Lawrence A, meat market.
Nichols Oliver H, livery stable.
Nicoles & Worth, Druggists, Book- sellers and Stationers.
Opera House, Benjamin F Clark, propr.
Patterson Isaac S, shoemaker.
Pendergast Henry K, photographer.
Pock John A, lawyer.
Pomeroy George M D, blacksmith.
Rash A K & Bro, general store.
Rodman Samuel W, physician.
Rosentihl & Hoffman, live stock.
Ryan Addison, plasterer.
St Clair William M, general store.
Simpson & Alford, Bankers. Smith Jesse, lawyer.
Smith Joseph P, agt C, I, St L & C R'y, and Am Ex Company.
Snow Frost, boot and shoes and harness.
Sterrett & Beamer, lawyers. Swain Silas E, grocer.
Van Benthuysen James H, news and fish.
Watts Aaron, carpenter.
Wells James, plasterer.
West House, Isaac N West, propr.
White Smith M, general store.
Wiesehan John A, saloon.
Willamson Bros, hardware.
Zimmerle Addison R, painter.
Zionsville Bank, John M Bradley, propr.
Zionsville Times, Cal Gault, publisher.
ZIPPS. Called also Mechanicsville, is a place of 175 inhabitants, in Centre township, Vanderburgh county, 4 miles north of Evansville, the seat of justice, banking and shipping point. Wheat, corn and hogs are exported. Frank Zipp, jr., postmaster.
Allison James, physician. Henni John, barber.
Hesmer John, cooper.
Hornly George W, grain and live stock.
Hornly William, justice.
Kelly James, painter.
Kempf M, hotel.
Lensmeyer William, brick manufacturers. Martz E & S, wagon manufacturer. Moll John, blacksmith,
Moll J B & Bros, carriage manufacturer.
On all matters pertaining to bard Block, Indianapolis, Ind. careful and prompt personal
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For the BEST and CHEAPEST, Address W. G. HYNDMAN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Salhl J W, meat market. Saucher T W & Bros, flour mill.
Singler Louis, shoemaker. Storck Louis, cigarmaker. Yokely William, meat market. Zipp Frank jr, Grocer and Saloon.
ZULU. A village containing 55 in- habitants, situated in Jefferson township,
Allen county, 13 miles southeast of Fort Wayne, the banking town and county seat, and 5 miles north of Monroeville, on the P., Ft. W. & C. R'y, its shipping point, to which there is a stage once a week. Levi Pontius, postmaster.
Gladieux C, township trustee.
Krick, Townsend & Lesh, saw mill.
Pontius Levi & A, General Store.
N. A. McFAUL & CO.,
Real Estate Agents & Title Examiners
Over Post Office, SIOUX CITY, IOWA.
LANDS FOR SALE IN WOODBURY COUNTY, IOWA, at prices ranging from $5.00 to $10.00 per acre. Lands shown free of charge and a Complete Abstract of Title furnished every buyer. Publishers of Woodbury County, Iowa, Sectional Map. Send for copy-they are FREE !
Complete Abstracts of Title
To any Lands in Woodbury County, Iowa, or Town Lots in Sioux City, Iowa, Furnished on Short Notice at Reasonable Rates.
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M. A. BRENNAN.
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CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY.
Comprising a Classified List of all Trades, Professions and Pursuits in the State of Indiana, Arranged Alphabetically, by Postoffices.
* HEADINGS ARE SPECIAL.
Abstracts of Title.
Macartney Frank, Angola
Shaw & Bays, Bloomfield
Whittaker D'S,
Jennison Albert C, Crawfordsville
Vail & Weaver, Goshen
Schurger John, Decatur
Craig J Watt, Greensburgh
Schermerhorn B F, Delphi
Branyan, Watkins & Spencer, Huntington
Taylor & Barker, Boonville
Heinrich Sebastian,
Evansville
Anderson
William
Kuhne & White, Ft Wayne
C (see adv), Indianapolis Brown I & L M,
WM. C. ANDERSON, Abstracts of Title to Real Estate
IN MARION COUNTY.
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR NEW YORK AND PENNSYLVANIA. CHARGES REASONABLE, CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
86 East Market Street,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
ESTABLISHED 1868.
JOHN L. F. STEEG, Notary Public. WILL. F. A. BERNHAMER, Attorney at Law. STEEG & BERNHAMER, Compilers of Abstracts,
To Real Estate in Marion County, Indiana.
Office, Rooms 12 & 15 Thorpe Block, East Market St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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.
Hockman, Ross & Young, Frankfort Morrison HY &JW, Frankfort
Perry & Perring, Bloomington Dailey, Mock & Bulger,
Bluffton
Clay County Ab-
stract Co (see adv), Brazil
Luther & Bowman, Brazil Wigent J C, Columbia City Sewell Homer, Covington
Dinwiddie J Lee,
Fowler
N. M. DENNIS{
Mn'fr of the Best Elevator and Dumb Waiter in the World, 6 Home Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Abstracts of Title-Con. Elliott & Butler, Indinnapolis Miner F D,
Routh J R,
Steeg & Bern- hamer (see adv), " Ward Peter H,
Kentland
Kelley Michael,
Knox
Harness B F, Kokomo
Johnson D
&
Co,
Ray W B,
Dresser J M,
Lafayette
Yundt Joseph,
Dorland G C,
Laporte
Abbott & Kelsey,
Lebanon
Fisk & Velsey,
Logansport
Haney W E,
Baldwin & Irvine
Marion
Smock & Mitchell,
(see adv),
Martinsville
Little W L, Muncie
Brown Milton,
New Castle
Blanchard Benjamin,
Newport
Wainwright & Hall,
Noblesville
Todd W S,
Peru
Keith J L,
Petersburgh
Corbin Horace,
Plymouth
McKelvy & Klinger,
Mclaughlin F M, Portland
Keys James M,
Princeton
Dwiggins RS & Z, Rensselaer
Thompson & Bro,
Needham W G, Richmond
Smith J
(see adv),
Rochester 66
Stevenson & Son,
Newkirk T J,
Rushville
Arnold J B jr,
South Bend
Bugbee W A,
Richards, Fullerton & Rich- ards, Spencer.
Billman J W, Sullivan
Sullivan Abstract Co (see adv), Sullivan
Vigo Abstract Co, Terre Haute adv), Laporte
Wade G W,
Martindale J M, Tipton
Webb & Wright (see adv), Tipton
Pinney Wm E, Valparaiso
Baker O F, Vincennes
McCord & Foulks,
Bigler Warren, Wabash
Herrick G T,
Chapman C A, Warsaw
Wood & Brubaker, Warsaw Adams & Moffitt, Williamsport
Wickersham & Gorham (see adv), Winamac
Lesley Daniel,
Winchester
Macy John W, 66
Academies. (See Colleges, Schools, etc.)
*Accountants.
Granger
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(see
adv),
Indianapolis
Advertising Agents.
Holman Benton M
(see adv), Ft Wayne Indiana Adver- tising Agency, Wil- liam C Grubb, propr, Indianapolis
Agricultural Implement Wood Work Manufac- turers.
Tucker & Howe, Logansport
Agricultural Implements. (Manufacturers.)
Horton Mig Co,
Bluffton
Bertsch & Co (see adv),
Cambridge City.
Reeves & Co,
Columbus
Dublin Agricultural Works,
Dublin
Heilman Plow Co,
Evansville
Goshen Iron Works, Goshen Kimberlin ManufacturingCo, Indianapolis
Over Ewald
(see front
cover),
Indianapolis
Peerless Reaper Co, 6
Russell & Co,
Seymour Sabin & Co (see adv),
Douglass Mfg Co, Lafayette
Rumely M & J (see
Rude Bros Mnfg Co, Liberty St Joseph Mnfg Co, Mishawaka
Smith Mahlon, Monticello
Mock Bros,
Muncie
New Harmony Machine Co, New Harmony
Dow BF & CO
(see adv), Peru
Garr, Scott & Co, Richmond
Hoosier Drill Co, Richmond Wayne Agricultural Co,
Ross A J & J P,
Wabash
(Dealers.)
McCormick J P,
Acton
Tice J W,
Adams
Smith & Rickey, Albany Walters J J & A, Albion Carver William, Alexandria Hughes & Co,
Alford B F, Anderson
Falknor Elias,
Wagoner & Fisher, French William D, Angola Moss William C,
Snyder J W,
Thomas Jesse, Arba
Delsaver J E,
Ashborough
Green H J,
Attica
Holmes Alexander,
Ensley N & G, Auburn
Snyder & Culbertson,
Dowey ES, Aurora
Elliott Aaron,
Morgan D W, Austin
Hubbard & Fry,
Bainbridge
Benfill W H H, Barbersville
Hillenbrand & Bro, Batesville
Beeson F R, Beeson
Thomas Sanford,
Bellmore
Morrison E & Co, Bloomingdale
Stuart & McPheeters, Bloomington
Allen W H,
Boonville
Thornburg,
Pelzer
&
Taylor
Acker W J & Son, Bourbon Armantrout A J
Ketchum & Barton
66
Drake Daniel, Bowling Green Kerfoot R A, Brazil
Freese & Jordan,
Bremen
Plank Moses,
Bringhurst
Gregory JN & Son, Brooklyn Little C S & Son, Brookston
Mason E P & Son,
Parrish John & Co,
Johnston & Templeton, Brookville
Burns & Bray, Brownsburgh Walther Bros, Bunker Hill Conklin W H,
Cambridge City
Brown ZA,
Camden
Ray, Rice & Stewart, "
Clark Cyrus,
Cannellton
Gage, Willard & Son,
Johnson J I,
Cerro Gordo
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