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Cole Ambrose S, saloon.
Crooks L D & Co, grocers.
Dillen J A & Bro, general store.
Eschter William, boots and shoes.
Fearnot Elizabeth M, milliner.
Frick Noah, saw mill, 4 miles southeast.
Howey True W, druggist.
Hunt Zophar, postmaster and propr Cam- den Expositor.
Kendall James, restaurant.
Kingley David W, hardware.
Koontz John W, Justice of the Peace.
Koontz J W & Co, Saw and Plan- ing Mill and Lumber Dealers.
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Kuns George, justice of the peace. Kuns & McFarland, meat market.
Lenon Samuel, propr Pioneer House. Leonard Henry M, flour mill, 12 miles east. Leslie Jessie W, carpenter.
McFarland Arthur P, lawyer. McKinney Adolphus A, druggist.
Marple Alfred, flour mill, 33 miles east. Mills Daniel, carpenter.
Musselman John, saw mill, 4 miles east.
Peck Joseph F, blacksmith.
Phipps Reuben S, R R and ex agt and coal dealer.
Pioneer House, Samuel Lenon, propr.
Porter Adam & Son, flour mill, 12 miles west. Ray Philip, lawyer.
Ray, Rice & Stewart, agricultural imple- ments.
Ray & Rice, bankers and grain dealers. Steel & Son, general store. Taylor John F, general store. Teal Flora Miss, milliner.
Wallace James M, hardware.
Youkey William P, physician.
CAMPBELLSBURGH. Pleas- antly located on line of L., N. A. & C. R'y., in Brown township, Washington county, 10 miles northwest of Salem, the county seat and banking town. The village has a pop- ulation of 600, and supports Methodist and Christian churches. Produce and lumber are its chief exports. Ex., L., N. A. & C. Tel., W. U. Charles G. Robinson, post- master.
Arnold S C, livery.
Bilyew John E, justice of the peace. Boyden R W, harnessmaker.
Brown Joshua, Cigars and Tobacco and R R and ex agt. Cain William, meat market.
Denny John S, grain.
Diefendorf P D, grocer. Evans G K, barber. Gipson Thomas, shoemaker.
Gordon Morrison, carpenter. Grimes Jacob, painter. Hall IG, physician.
Hall & Ratts, Drugs. Hancock G S, physician. Hiles S B & Son, marble works. Hubbard James & Son, blacksmith. King Jefferson, flour mill.
Lee Eliza Mrs, hotel. Martin R W, physician.
Pollard Simeon, blacksmith. Prow C, general store.
Robinson Addie Miss, stationery.
Robinson Charles G, Lawyer.
Sappenfield E S, hotel and grocer. Shanks T J, tailor. Stansberry L, shoemaker.
Stapp James V, manufacturer truss hoops. Stratton Bros, hardware.
Stratton James, carpenter.
Stratton John O, insurance agt. Stratton & Co, saw mill.
Thompson E A, live stock and hotel. . Wade S D, saloon.
Welker J W Rev, (Methodist).
Wilkins J T C & Son, General Store.
Wyman Samuel, carriagemaker.
CANA. With 12 inhabitants, is loca- ted in Marion township, Jennings county, 18 miles southwest of Vernon, the county seat, and 8 northeast of Crothersville, its shipping depot, on the J., M. & I. R. R. S. B. Robbins, postmaster.
Robbins S B, General Store. Wilson John E, justice.
CANAAN. With a population of 100, is a hamlet located in Shelby township, Jefferson county, 12 miles northwest of Madison, the county seat, banking town and shipping depot. It sustains 1 Metho- dist church. C. H. Lockard, postmaster. Christie James H, physician.
Dunn A, wagonmaker. Gill Henry, blacksmith.
Hall David H, justice of the peace.
Irvin A S Mrs, milliner.
Kremer J, shoemaker.
Lewis S B, physician.
Lochard C H, General Store.
Guthrie F A Rev, (Methodist).
Stevenson R Rev, (Baptist).
CANAL. Once known as Millers- burgh, is the location, 150 persons in Camp- bell township, Warrick county, 9 miles northwest of Boonville, the county seat, and 5 north of Chandler, its shipping depot, on E., R. & E. Div. L., E. & St. L. R. R. Pigeon creek furnishes power to operate 1 flour mill. Semi-weekly stage communi- cation with Boonville. Mrs. L. E. Whet- stone, postmaster. Camp John, shoemaker.
Campbell Thomas, justice of the peace.
Cherry Richard, blacksmith.
Gander Edward, constable.
Gray M, General Store. Green Daniel, barber.
Kelly G W, flour mill.
Park Dr, physician and coal mine.
Pilkington W H, general store.
Shepard J L B, flour mill.
Whetstone L E Mrs, Hotel.
CANNELBURGH. Is the post- office name for Clark's Station, a coal min- ing village of 255 inhabitants, located on
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the O. & M. R'y, in Barr township, Daviess county, 11 miles west of Washington, the county seat and nearest bank location. Coal is the chief article of export. O. & M. Ex. W. U. Tel. W. F. O'Brian, post- master.
Buckeye Cannel Coal Company, coal mines. Clark J L & Co, general store.
O'Brian W P, hotel and blacksmith.
O'Brian W F & Co, General Store.
Robinson George, physician.
Rudolph George, hotel.
Walker George, physician.
Wallace J M, R R and ex agt.
CANNELTON. The seat of justice for Perry county, is pleasantly located on' the Ohio River, 140 miles south of Indi- anapolis, and 120 below Louisville. There is no town of like size in southern Indi- ana that has as much natural wealth as Can- nelton. Its coal is unexcelled in the state, and its inexhaustible stone quarries are a very important source of wealth. It has a population of 2,000, good county buildings and business blocks; 6 churches-Metho- dist (2), Lutheran, Catholic (2) and Epis- copal-2 graded schools, 1 private bank, 4 hotels, and 3 weekly newspapers-The Jour- nal, News, Enquirer and Reporter. In addi- tion to the large coal and stone industry, it has the following manufacturing estab- lishments : 1 pottery, a stone factory, 1 brew- ery, 2 cooper shops, 1 cotton mill, 1 saw mill, a shingle factory, 1 flour mill, 1 fertilizer factory, 1 paper mill and a brick yard. Can- nelton is rapidly increasing in commerce and manufacture, and is rapidly becoming known as one of the busiest river towns in the state. Daily stage to Tell City; fare 25 cents ; and telephone connection with Evansville. Adams Ex. Joshua B. Huck- abey, postmaster.
Adomsit F W Rev, (Lutheran).
American Cannel Coal Com-
pany ; R T Ford, Prest ; W L Shall- cross, Treas ; R P Huntington, Sec. Coal Operators.
Baechtold Albert, furniture and undertaker.
Beard Charles H, physician.
Beline Frederick, carpenter.
Bemiss John S, physician.
Benson James, shoemaker.
Berger Samuel, tailor.
Board Martha B Mrs, dressmaker.
Bopp William, saloon.
Borntraeger J, physician.
Bryan Thomas M, barber.
Buckle Joseph, junk.
Burnett Martin V, general store.
Cannelton Enquirer and Reporter, Will N Underwood, publisher.
Cannelton Paper Mill Company, paper manufacturers.
Cannelton Weekly News, Rounds & Silver- thorn, publishers. Chilton George, Groceries, Crock- ery, Glassware and Tinware, Washing- ton.
Clark Cyrus, grocer.
Clark House, E C Clark, propr.
Clark Bros, potters.
Clemens Joseph P, insurance.
Clemens Peter, general store.
Connor J P & Bro, shoemakers.
Cotten Robert L, druggist.
Cullen Peter, general store.
Cummings Eugene F, druggist.
Cummings Titus, general store.
Cummiskey John, general store.
Damm Conrad, tailor.
Damm Edward, shoemaker.
Damm John E, Publisher The
Journal.
Davis Daniel T Rev, (Methodist).
Dekinder John, baker and confectioner.
Denner Frederick, meat market.
Dent Roland, livery.
Donnley, Elder & Bro, shingle manufac- turers.
Dorn T Mrs, general store.
Drumb E E, lawyer.
Dusch Conrad, saloon.
Dusch Joseph, saloon.
Dwyer William, saloon.
Ernst George, livery.
Fisbach Joseph, shoemaker.
Fuchs Phillip, general store.
Fuller John H, physician.
Gage Willard & Son, agricultural imple- ments.
Gerber Charles, saloon.
Greenberg L & Co, general store.
Guthnecht M L Rev, (Catholic).
Harding Henry, wagonmaker.
Harding William, blacksmith.
Haring Fred jr, merchant tailor,
Haury John E, barber.
Hay Thomas, grocer.
Heck Ernst, propr Union Hotel.
Heck Jacob, General Store and Fer- tilizer manufacturer, corner Taylor and 6th.
Heck John J, harness.
Heim Phillip marble works.
Hennen Alfred, insurance.
Henning William, lawyer.
Hinden Peter, saloon.
Hinby Rudolph, saloon.
Hollerbach A, stone quarry.
Howard Mathias M, physician.
Huber Jacob, brewer.
Huber J W Rev, (German Methodist). Hurst N J Mrs, hotel.
L. Everingham & Co.,
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Irwin John L, sewing machines. Irwin Thomas Mrs, general store.
Joseph Simeon, lawyer.
Kasper Isabell Miss, milliner.
Keizer John T, brick manufacturer. Kielhorn Christian, general store.
King Samuel, saw mill.
Kunz Benedict, grocer.
Land William A, lawyer.
Layman William, blacksmith ..
Lees James & Son, machinists.
Lehmann Eva Mrs, furniture and under- taker.
Loesch Anton, cooper.
McGregor & Burst, Stave and Heading Manufacturers, Washington. Marin Ann Mrs, milliner.
Markum Annie Mrs, general store.
Marshall William A, general store.
Marshall William C, physician.
Mason & Scott, lawyers.
May Heber J, Lawyer, Sixth, oppo- site Court House.
May P R & Bro, flour mill.
Meyer Peter, boots and shoes.
Minnett John E, grocer.
Moog Charles, meat market.
Nettelbeck August, florist.
Nicolay James, jeweler.
Olminkhof Henry, general store.
Oswald Charles, saloon.
Payne Robert, general store.
Payne Samuel, grocer. Phoenix Hotel, John Silbereisen, propr.
Polke Ferdinand, shoemaker. Rathsam Michael, cooper.
Rauscher Christian, live stock. Reader Francis, tailor.
Rial G W, dentist. Richards John, stoves and tinware.
Roenttgen Frederick, blacksmith.
Rounds Benjamin H, jeweler. Rounds & Silverthorn, publishers Cannel- ton Weekly News. Sampson Wm C, barber. Schmuck Andrew, meat market.
Shevels George, grocer. Short Peter, saloon. Silbereisen John, propr Phoenix Hotel. Slattery Gertrude Miss, milliner. Smith Mary F Mrs, confectioner. Snyder Jacob, general store. Staiber Jacob, blacksmith. Steinsberger William, saloon.
Sulzer J F & Bro, general store and bank- ers.
The Journal (Weekly), J E Damm, Publisher. Totten Richard Rev, (Episcopal).
Underwood William N, publisher Cannelton Enquirer and Reporter.
Union Hotel, Ernst Heck, propr. Vanderpool Dominick, boots and shoes.
Vollot Nicholas, stone quarry. Wagner George R, druggist.
Weber Peter, general store.
Wittmer Jacob, general store. Zimmerman John, general store.
CANTON. Situated on Blue river, in Washington township and county, is a village of 200 inhabitants, 4 miles northeast of Salem, the county seat. Harristown, on the L., N. A. & C. R'y, 2 miles south, is the station. Canton has 2 churches-Friends and Methodist-and Friends' academy. J. H. Trueblood, postmaster.
Albertson Albert, insurance agt.
Albertson A & Co, nursery.
Albertson Mahlon, shoemaker.
Albertson W T & Bro, general store.
Anderson J L, shoemaker.
Bundy J F, shingle machine manufacturer. Cadwell E W, General Store.
Curry H C, restaurant and barber.
Daniels William, constable.
Dennany Michael, lumber.
Dowatt Daniel, distiller.
Faulkconer J S, blacksmith.
Green R, blacksmith.
Gregory Henry, shoemaker.
Harvey A, grain.
Herrod S H, physician.
McCoskey A A, justice of the peace.
McCoskey L B, blacksmith.
McCroskey A A, carriage and wagon- maker.
Mead M J & Son, nursery.
Morris G M, dentist, insurance and notary. Parr Enoch Rev, (Christian).
Smith Robert, tanner.
Stewart Silas C, broom manufacturer.
Trueblood J H, nursery.
CAPE SANDY. Is the postoffice at Tyler's Landing, on the Ohio river, in Ohio township, Crawford county, and is located 9 miles southwest of Leavenworth, the county seat. It has no village popula- tion. John K. Tyler, postmaster and gen- eral store.
CARBON. An incorporated town of 1,000 inhabitants, located on the I. & St. L. R. R., in Van Buren township, Clay county, 28 miles east of Terre Haute, 53 west of In- dianapolis, and 6 north of Brazil, the coun- ty seat and banking town. This is an ex- tensive coal mining place, and ships over 500 car loads of coal per month. Metho- dist, Catholic and Baptist churches are
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sustained. Am. Ex. W. U. Tel. Richard Hayward, postmaster.
Barnett W E D, General Store. Barton J S, livery.
Bauman Conrad, staves and heading manu- facturer.
Black W D, general store and coal miner. Blair J, saw mill.
Brazil and Chicago Coal Company.
Brooks John, carpenter.
Brooks Joseph, carpenter.
Bullman William, shoemaker.
Coal Bluff Mining Company.
Doran James, lawyer.
Downs Jay A, wagonmaker.
Downs J A, paperhanger.
Dwyer Bell, milliner.
Dwyer T, grocer.
Farley Julia, saloon.
Gallaher John, saloon. Garber John, plasterer.
Geisburg Carl, baker.
Hayward Bros, printers.
Hayward William, insurance agt.
Hayward & Son, General Store. Hennessee James B, saloon.
Hild William, stave and heading manufac- turer.
Hutchison J T, justice of the peace.
James Edmond, coal miner.
Kerr James A, general store and hotel.
Mc Donald Lydia, restaurant and milliner. Marshall David, meat market.
Morgan Margaret, general store.
Morton & Doran, general store.
Owens R G, R Ragt.
Pell G M, physician.
Petty James H, carpenter.
Preston Esau, lawyer.
Priest M M, saloon,
Pruett William, meat market.
Roach Edward, saloon.
Simpson Benjamin, General Store. Sourwine & Clutter,stave and heading man- ufacturers.
Staples Richard, painter and paper hanger. Stetson C M & Co, general store.
Throap James H, drugs.
Trouzel Victor, hotel.
Vansandt W H, physician.
Walker John D, grocer and undertaker. Walker John O, agt Am Ex Company. West Joseph, shoemaker.
White W C, barber.
CARBONDALE. A small post village of 25 inhabitants, located in Liberty township, Warren county, 7 miles north of Williamsport, the county seat and nearest bank location. Attica, 8 miles south, sup- plies it with banking facilities. Charles W. Sentman, postmaster.
Berttana Benjamin, blacksmith.
Sentman Charles W, General Store. Stewart J C, physician. Spelbring B F, physician.
CARDONIA. Was called formerly Alexander. It is a coal mining village of 600 inhabitants, located in Van Buren township, Clay county, 3 miles north of Brazil, the county seat and banking town, and 2 miles south of Carbon, its shipping depot on the I. & St. L. R. R. Coal is the chief export. W. D. Black, postmaster.
Black W D, General Store and Coal Mine.
Dunn Thomas, saloon.
Morgan John L, grocer and confectioner. O'Lery D, saloon.
CARLISLE. An enterprising vil- lage of 650 inhabitants, located on the E. & T. H. R. R., in Haddon township, Sulli- van county, 10 miles south of Sullivan, the county seat and banking town, 36 south of Terre Haute, 22 north of Vincennes, and 109 southwest of Indianapolis. It contains Presbyterian, Methodist and Christian churches, 1 hotel, and 2 flour mills. Live stock and fruit are the shipments. Ex., Adams. Tel., W. U. John M. Warner, postmaster.
Akin C T & Co, general store and live stock.
Akins R W Sons, general store.
Ambrose Claudius C, harness and saddles. Arnold George G M, R R and ex agt.
Benefield Israel H, furniture.
Benefield & Hardy, flour mill.
Brenton & Latshaw, General
Store.
Caubble T C Rev, (Christian).
Coons W B, grocer.
Davidson Francis M, barber.
Dennison E D, physician.
Greenfield S & Son, blacksmith.
Hackney Stephen, shoemaker.
Haddon David W, propr Haddon House.
Helms & Lisman, physicians.
Jenkins & Curtner, druggists. McDaniel William, saloon.
Land Jacob S, justice of the peace.
Lalschaw A J, meat market.
Lisman John W, blacksmith.
Malone Alva C, General Store.
Markee M A Mrs, milliner.
Mathes J M, physician. Patten Ira, saloon.
Plummer Jennie Miss, milliner.
Robbins C B, lawyer. Rogers W H Rev, (Presbyterian).
Romelie Phillip H, grocer.
Rotramel & Gwin, grain and hay. St Clair J F Rev, (Methodist).
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Speake Charles W, flour mill. Speake Lewis E, jeweler.
Sproatt & Allumbaugh, livery. Sproatt & Benefield, hardware.
Warner John M, Restaurant and Baker. Whalen R M & Son, druggists. Young J N, physician.
CARMEL. Formerly known as Beth - lehem, is a pleasant town of 500 inhabit- ants, located partly in each, Clay and Dela- ware townships, Hamilton county, on the C. & I. Air Line R. R., 10} miles southwest of Noblesville court house, and 14 north of Indianapolis. It contains Methodist and Friends churches, 1 flour mill, a saw mill, and 1 tile factory. Grain, lumber and produce are the exports. Z. Warren, post- master.
Bond C, undertaker.
Carey & Dixon, flour mill.
Carey & James, physicians. Comer A W, harnessmaker.
Craven R, justice of the peace.
Frost William, dentist. George & Ganze, livery. Haines A F, blacksmith.
Haines J A, blacksmith.
Harold William M, blacksmith.
Harold & McShane, live stock.
Harold & Morrow, drain tile manufac- turers. Harvey H M, wagonmaker.
Haworth & Denny, Meat Market.
Jessup A T, general store. King F H, general store.
King F J Mrs, grocer.
Kinzer D W, General Store. McShane & Harold, physicians.
Newby G, Saw Mill. Nutt J W, undertaker. Owen Samuel, hotel. Patty D W, lawyer.
Peacock Elias, shoemaker.
Rail John W, carpenter.
Roberts Isaac Rev, (Friends). Sheets J M, general store. Small L J, drugs. Stewart D, blacksmith.
Warren Z, News and Periodicals. Wilson John, barber.
CARPENTERSVILLE. Settled in 1837, contains a population of 281, in Franklin township, Putnam county, on the L., N. A. & C. R'y, 10 miles north of Green- castle, the county seat and location of near- est bank. Lumber and grain are exported. Ex., L., N. A. & C. W. F. Garver, post- master.
Anderson Eli, blacksmith.
Baker James S, justice of the peace.
Bateman William, physician.
Garver W F, General Store, Ex and R R Agt. Harris B, hotel.
Harris W C, Physician.
Newton & McTerren, hardware and gro- ceries.
Parker E J, blacksmith.
Pickel A H, saw mill.
Ritton David, wagonmaker.
Stage H P, wagonmaker.
Stultz W T, Drugs.
CARROLL. Locally known as Wheeling, is a post village of 60 inhabit- ants, located in Carrollton township, Carroll county, 18 miles southeast of Delphi court house. It has tri-weekly stage communi- cation with Logansport, the shipping place and banking town, situated 12} miles north. M. H. Black, postmaster.
Bell Joseph, blacksmith.
Bell L T, boots and shoes.
Black M H, Postmaster.
Black William, general store.
Hunt & Suell, saw mill.
Kirk & Carter, general store.
McFatridge L C, physician.
Moore A G, physician.
CARROLLTON. Carroll county, (See Darwin.)
CARROLLTON. Sometimes call- ed Reedville, contains a population of 200, in Brandywine township, Hancock county, and is situated on the C., H. & I. R'y, 73 miles south of Greenfield, the county seat and banking town, and 18 southwest of In- dianapolis. Grain, live stock, produce, and lumber constitute its exports.
U. S. Ex. H. Willis, postmaster.
Allen & Kane, organs. Boring L, grain, R R, and ex agt.
Boring & Hutton, General Store.
Boyce J, saw mill.
Brandenburg & Simpson, general store.
Coppell J, grain.
House Lemuel, carpenter.
Hutton H, shoemaker.
Larimore Dr, physician.
McRoberts J, wagonmaker.
Matillo Emanuel, blacksmith.
Moot J Rev, (United Brethren).
Peck James, carpenter.
Rounder Nelson, carpenter.
Short H, druggist.
Short & Hawkins, harness and saddlers.
Stropes William, carpenter. Taylor T W, blacksmith.
Willis H, Barber and Restaurant.
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CARTERSBURGH. Sixteen miles west of Indianapolis, on Vandalia Line, is an enterprisiug village of 250 in- habitants, located in Liberty township, Hendricks county, 53 miles southeast of Danville, the county seat and location of nearest bank. Daily stage communication with Belleville; fare 20 cents ; Centre Val- ley, fare 35 cents, and Monrovia, fare 50 cents. Hogs, lumber, grain, staves and heading are the exports. Am. Ex. W. U. Tel. A. S. Grave, postmaster.
Biddle & Grave, General Store.
Clark J L, R R and ex agt. Coe F W, mason.
Grave A S, Notary Public.
Haydon & Tomlinson, sorghum manufac- turers.
Little J K, saw mill.
Little & McCormick, grain.
Morgan O, physician. Okeley F, blacksmith.
Owens A, wagonmaker. Owens William I, barber.
Pearson Mary E, milliner.
Phillips & Prewitt, general store. Rawlings H L, Hotel. Rennard Joel, live stock. Williamson S, plasterer.
CARTHAGE. Is an incorporated town of 560 inhabitants, located in Ripley township, Rush county, 12 miles northwest of Rushville, the county seat. Knights- town, 5 miles north on the P. C. & St. L. R. R., is the shipping point. Carthage is located on Blue river, and contains 1 bank, 3 churches-Friends, Methodist and Chris- tian-and a weekly newspaper, the Clarion. One flour and 1 woollen mill derive power from the river. Flour, grain, wool and produce are exported. Telephone and stage connection with Rushville and Knights- town. Drury Holt, Jr., postmaster. Bank of Carthage; capital $100,000; Charles Henley, prest ; S B Hill, cashr. Barber James, merchant tailor. Bennett James H, boots and shoes. Binford Levi S, drugs. Bogart H J, physician. Charles H, physician, Coffin E T, grocer. Coffin O S, blacksmith.
Cooper A C, baker and confectioner.
Dunn E J, carriage and wagon manufac- turer.
Galloway Harvey, restaurant. Gwynne, Johnson & Co, general store. Henley Bros, flour and woolen mills. Hill Milton, justice of the peace. Hill Robert W, stoves and tinware. Hill & Brother, blacksmiths. Hill & Cook, drugs.
Holt Drury jr, Books, Stationery and Notions.
Hubbard Joseph L, harnessmaker.
Hunnicutt John A, carriage manufacturer. Johnson Bros, general store. Junken William A, saw mill.
Newby Oliver, physician.
Nixon Benjamin, justice of the peace.
Phelps H C, hotel.
Righter O W, dentist.
Small & Miller, meat market.
Smith John P, grocer.
Stone George H, General Store. Tollen Bros, meat market. Weingart Lewis, carriage painter.
CASON. Or Dover, as the village is sometimes called, contains 100 inhabitants and is located in Jefferson township, Boone county, 8 miles west of Lebanon, the county seat. Thorntown, 5 miles north on the C., I. St. L. & C. R. R., is the location of nearest bank and shipping depot. Grain is mar- keted. Fielding Denny, postmaster. Crafton O T, physician.
Denny Fielding, Justice of the Peace.
Frazier Henry, carpenter.
Roark Jackson, blacksmith.
Wainscott Elias, wagonmaker.
Ware W H, physician.
Woodard Isaac, general store.
CASS. This growing village of 120 inhabitants, known locally as Buell City, is located on the S., E. & S. and B. R. R., in township of same name, county of Sullivan, 8 miles east of Sullivan, the county seat and location of nearest bank. The sur- rounding country is underlaid with almost inexhaustible coal veins, which are only waiting to be worked to be made very profitable. Grain is the principal ship- ment. Ex., Pacific. N. H. Brown, post- master.
Anderson Milton P, physician. Anderson & Brown, Druggists .. Brown N H, Physician.
Case Daniel, justice of the peace.
Hawtin John, justice of the peace. Hutchinson & Rains, saloon. McFaddan, J, blacksmith. Patton Joseph Rev, (Christian).
Pope & Usrey, general store. Rains Allen, shoe and harnessmaker.
Rainswatler E, carpenter and builder. Walters P A, Grocer.
CASSVILLE. Has a population of 90, and is situated in Howard township and county, on I., P. & C. Div. W., St. L. & P. R'y., 5 miles north of Kokomo, the county seat and location of nearest bank. Grain
War Claims,
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
ORDERS RE- CEIVED FOR
Porter's Joliet Lager Beer,
Ale and Porter, cor. Market and Randolph. T. D. Stuver, Sole Agt. See adv. page 351.
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. CED 161
is'exported. Two churches-Methodist and Christian-are supported. Ex., U. S. J. D. Odell, postmaster.
Clark'S J, Saw Mill. Gher David, shoemaker. James Joseph, blacksmith.
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