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Allen Peter B, machine shop.
Anderson Nelson C, Staple and Fancy Groceries.
Anderson Platt Z, Lawyer and Civil Engineer. Bailey & York, carpenters.
Birt David H, harness and shoes.
Bishop Isaac, saloon.
Bishop Sabrina Mrs, milliner.
Bishop & Campbell, painters.
Bogart John H, physician.
Boren Jacob, wagonmaker.
· Borgman Frank, saw mill.
Bowen F A, coal mine ; C P Walker, man- ager.
Briles John P, blacksmith.
Brown & Hyndshaw, coal mine and general store.
Burk William H, grocer.
Campbell John G, insurance.
Casey & Bishop, publishers Clinton Her- ald.
Cash S C & L J, dry goods.
Central House, David McBeth, Propr.
Clinton Herald (weekly), Casey & Bishop, publishers.
Clinton House, Cephus Mack, propr.
Cook & Roberts, coal miners. Crabb Walter G, flour mill.
Crane James C, druggist.
Crawley & Buskirk, druggists. Crozier James, physician.
Davis Melvin B, lawyer. Deeg, John L, plasterer.
Downing & Hamilton, agricultural imple- ments, grain and lumber. Dudley Harry B, meat market.
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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Gardener Daniel W, carpenter. Hagenbaugh William, agricultural imple- ments.
Haney, Whitcomb & Co, grain dealers. Harris George W, barber.
Hays William A, furniture .
Hunter George W, live stock.
Indiana Briar Hill Coal and Mining Company, William G Merrill, Manager.
Johnson Daniel C, insurance.
Leiton John, postmaster and books.
McBeth David, Propr Central House, Livery Stable and Harness Manufac- turer.
McNight Benjamin, plasterer.
Mack Cephus, propr Clinton House.
Merrill William G, Manager Indi- ana Briar Hill Coal and Mining Com- pany.
Moore J M Mrs, milliner.
Morey B F & Son, druggists.
Morgan Oliver P, carpenter.
Morris & Burton, coal miners.
Nebeker Henry, physician.
Newhouse & Webb, restaurant.
Norton Milford, barber.
Pringle James L, agt C & E I R'y and Am Ex Co.
Robb & Edmiston, dry goods.
Schloss P & Co, general store.
Shepherd Harry F, physician.
Smith & Hoover, blacksmiths.
Swinehart Reason H, hardware.
Tucker Morgan J, saloon.
Victor & Vaughan, blacksmiths.
Walther Henry, shoemaker.
Weber Ernst, baker. Whitcomb A L & Co, general store.
Whitcomb Charles, hardware and jewelry.
Whitcomb Harry, grocer.
Whitcomb & Rush, drain tile factory.
White Charles M, physician.
Wood Aaron W Rev, (Methodist).
Wright John, livery.
Wright & Co, undertakers.
CLINTON FALLS. Is on Little Walnut creek, in Clinton township, Put- nam county, 9 miles west of Greencastle, the county seat banking town and place of shipment. Population, 80. The creek furnishes power to drive 1 flour mill and 1 saw mill. J. T. Brady, postmaster. Boswell J S & W H, shingle manufacturers. Brady & Tucker, General Store. Davis William, blacksmith.
Dill L K, physician, saw and flour mill. Spaulding Wilson, shoemaker. Stringer D C, blacksmith.
CLINTON LOCK. Is a station on the Coal Br. of the C. & E. I. R. R., located
on the Wabash river, in Florida township, Parke county, 14 miles southwest of Rock- ville, the county seat. Ship to Clinton, dis- tant 1 mile, on the C. & E. I. R. R. Coal, grain, staves and heading are exported. Population, 150. Ex., Am. Tel., W. U. J. W. Lake, postmaster.
Alexander & Cannon, coal miners.
Bowen F A, coal mine.
Clutter Cora Mrs, Saw Mill and Stave Factory.
Crawly B F, druggist.
Hudnut Theodore, grain.
Hudnut & Co, hominy mills.
Lake & Lewis, General Store.
Morris & Burton, coal miners.
Nelson Lewis, meat market.
Pringle J L, R R and ex agt.
Wilson J M, grocer.
Young R J, shoemaker.
CLOVERDALE. Is an incorpora- ted town of 600 inhabitants, located on line of L., N. A. & C. R'y., in township of same name, Putnam county, 10 miles south- east of Greencastle, the county seat and lo- cation of nearest bank. It contains Chris- tian and Methodist churches, 1 flour mill, and 1 saw mill. Wheat, wool and live stock are exported. Ex., L., N. A. & C. and Adams. Tel., W. U. H. Denny, post- master.
Acker James F, saloon.
Billman William, dry goods.
Bridges M C, drugs.
Brown T, undertaker.
Cloverdale Herald, (weekly).
Cohn M, general store.
Denny H, General Store.
Dix & Baston, grocers. Dyer H G, physician.
Foster T C & Son, general store.
Hart T H, Saw Mill.
Hendricks J, flour mill.
Hendricks N W, shoemaker.
McCoy W D, hotel.
Long E, justice of the peace.
Merwin J C, R R agt.
Merwin & Horn, hardware.
Morris T H, agricultural implements.
O'Daniel U V, Grocer. Poynter J A, blacksmith.
Poynter W F, blacksmith. Preston J L, physician. Pritchard L, physician.
Rockwell A J, general store and ex agt.
Sharrard J N, blacksmith.
Whetzel George, shoemaker.
CLOVERLAND. Settled in 1830, is a station and postoffice on the St. L., V., T. H. & I. R. R., located in Posey township, Clay county, 6 miles west of Brazil, the
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county seat and banking town. The village contains 150 inhabitants, Baptist and United Brethren churches. Coal, lumber and grain are its exports. George W.
Moore, postmaster.
Bobo T G, sewing machines.
Bowles A H, blacksmith.
Cashman D W, physician.
Clark Joseph, live stock.
Crouse H J, jeweler.
Falls J A, hotel.
Grider C J, carpenter.
Lucas James T, druggist.
McBride & Moore, General Store.
Miller George, shoemaker.
Miller J T, carpenter.
Miller M V, produce.
Miller T J Rev, (United Brethren).
Reeves Cyrus, wagonmaker. Robinson F J S, notary and insurance agt. Spencer & Webber, feed mill.
Stewart & Steadman, coal miners.
Webber, West & Spencer, Saw and Planing Mill.
COAL BLUFF. Settled in 1870, is a village of 400 inhabitants, located on the I. & St. L. R. R., in Nevins township, Vigo county, 58 miles southwest of Indianapolis and 16 northeast of Terre Haute, the county seat and nearest bank location. Coal Bluff is a coal mining village, and coal is the only article of export. Ex., Am. Tel., W. U. Henry W. Horn, postmaster.
Briggs B W, shoemaker.
Coal Bluff Mining Company.
Davis Edward, general store and justice.
Eppert G W, coal mine.
Garrigus Lewis, shoemaker and coal mine. Hobbert J C, live stock.
Holt G W Rev, clergyman.
Horn Henry W, General Store.
Horn & Co, general store. McNeil William, constable.
Peterson J M, saloon. Powell Coal Company, coal mines. Powers W A, blacksmith.
Stetson C M, R R and ex agt. Webster R Rev, clergyman. Young Kit, Hotel.
COAL CITY. A village on the T. H. & S. E. R. R., in Jefferson township, Owen county, 18 miles southwest of Spen- cer the county seat. A population of 200 supports Baptist church and district school. Nearest bank at Worthington, distant 10 miles. Land is worth from $25 to $30 per acre. Ex. Adams. D. D. Reed, postmaster. Bolton David, saloon .. Clary HT, drugs.
Kalor Tobias, wagonmaker. Powell & Stevens, grocers.
Reed D D, General Store, R R and Ex Agt.
Smith & Free, blacksmitht. Stants Daniel, harnessmaker. Sumerlot & Son, general store. Toney & Kirkpatrick, grocers. Vanhorn J A, Grocer. Young William L, physician.
COATESVILLE. Twenty-eight miles west of Indianapolis, is a thrifty village of 600 inhabitants, situated on line of the St. L., V., T. H. & I. R. R., in Clay township, Hendricks county, 11 miles southwest of Danville, the county seat and location of nearest bank. The business features of this place comprise 1 hotel, a brick yard, 1 flour mill, tile factory, 2 saw mills, carriage fac- tory, and 1 planing mill. Methodist and Baptist churches, and 2 graded schools are sustained. Lumber, grain and produce comprise its chief exports. Ex., Am. Tel., W. U. Daniel W. Risher, postmaster.
American Express Company, D W Camp- bell, agt.
Baughman Isaac, hotel.
Bourne James N, druggist.
Brown James, shoemaker.
Bryant Richard B, druggist.
Bunten Henry T, general store.
Byram C & I, dressmakers.
Campbell David W, general store.
Campbell Thomas L, Undertaker and Furniture Dealer.
Combs J B Rev, (Methodist).
Crews John T, live stock.
Crews J F Rev, (Baptist).
De'Atley & Elrod, meat market.
Draper & Gambold, general store.
Ellis Eldridge R, drain tile manufacturer and harness.
Fetrow Alexander, Saw and Plan- ing Mills.
Fisher Nathan, Agt St L, V, T H & IR R.
Gambold L S, saw mill.
Glass George W, photographer, printer and insurance agt.
Harlan Jesse, brickmaker.
Huber Jacob, baker and confectioner.
Hunt & Hunt, physicians.
Job Allen, hardware.
Lakin William N, carriage manufacturer.
Marker E H, flour mill.
Mason Bros, wagonmakers.
Pierson Lemuel, druggist.
Risher Daniel W, postmaster and grocer.
Roberts, Frank, blacksmith.
Shaw Julia A Mrs, millinery.
Shephard Henry, barber.
Siler Noah E, blacksmith.
Stanley & Talbott, lawyers. Stringer Nathaniel, livery.
New York Life Ins. Co.
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BRYCE'S CRACKERS
Address P. F. BRYCE, 14 East South Street, Indianapolis, Ind.
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Talbott William H, insurance. Thompson Mary E Miss, dressmaker. Western Union Telegraph Company, Na- " than Fisher, manager.
Williams Joseph, justice of the peace. Wood William N, general store.
COBURGH. A small place on the B. & O. R. R., in Porter county, with a population of 50 persons, is situated 8 miles northeast of Valparaiso, the county seat. Ex., B. & O. Mail daily. H. W. Forbes, postmaster.
Forbes H W, Manufacturer and Dealer in Hardwood Lumber.
Noyes E H, grain dealer.
Shombarger S P, justice of the peace.
COCHRAN. In Centre township, Dearborn county, with 1,025 inhabitants, is a village located on the O. & M. R'y, 5 miles southwest of Lawrenceburg, the county seat. Banking facilities at Aurora, distant 2 miles. There are located here the O. & M. car shops, a chair factory, and a Methodist church. Ex., O. & M. Abram P. Shutts, postmaster.
Bloomer George, hotel, boots and shoes. Gegoldt G, meat market.
Green J C, general store.
Hames & Criswell, Meat Market. Live H & Co, chair manufacturers. McConnell William, constable,
Opperman F, General Store.
Peppergon Joseph, pottery.
Pickelhimer M S, notary public.
Right J C Rev, (Methodist).
Shutts Abram P, Shoemaker and Stationer. Sieferman John, blacksmith.
Stanford L D, grocer and justice. Wheeler J M, general store. Wright J C, carpenter.
COESSE. A station on the P., Ft. W. & C. R'y, located in Union township, Whit- ley county, 5 miles southeast of Columbia City, the county seat and banking town, and 19 northwest of Fort Wayne. Metho- dist and Lutheran churches are sustained by a population of 200. F. Smith, post- master.
Aker M M Mrs, milliner. Aker & Bro, blacksmiths. Boyd J, hotel and meat market.
Byrum A J, shoemaker. Clark J O, wagonmaker and justice. Eckman G W, druggist and physician. Eckman N T Mrs, milliner. Firth F, barber.
Gregg H, physician.
Smith F, General Store.
Smith & Mossman, lumber manufacturers.
Spencer S M, shoemaker. Tobey R Rev, (Methodist). Tousley L, grocer. Wenger NR, druggist and physician.
COFFEE. This is merely a country postoffice located in a store situated in Lewis township, Clay county, 30 miles south of Brazil, the county seat. Pimento, dis- tant 12 miles, on the E. & T. H. R. R., is the most accessible shipping point. John M. Woodrow, postmaster.
Woodrow James, general store.
Woodrow John M, Flour Mill.
COLBURN. Originally known as Chapmanville, is a village of 400 inhabi- tants, located on the W., St. L. & P. R'y, in Washington township, Tippecanoe county, 12 miles northeast of Lafayette, the county seat. A population of 400 supports Metho- dist, Lutheran and United Brethren churches. Lumber and wood are the chief exports. Land is worth from $35 to $45 per acre. Ex., Pacific. Tel., W. U. G. Z. Ychacoll, postmaster.
Anderson J H, physician and drugs. Bates T, physician. Chapman A G, wood.
Crider George W, druggist and physician. Hill George W, General Store. Johnson J T, blacksmith.
Kipp A & Co, lumber manufacturers.
Kirkendall W H, shoemaker.
Leigh & Wolf, Chair Manufacturers. Marine W R, agt W, St L & P R'y. Martin J N Rev, (United Brethren). Scott T H & Son, drain tile manufacturers. Shipley A J, wagonmaker.
Stanahan T B, boots and shoes.
Wallis H A, general store.
Ychacoll George Z, Insurance and Collecting Agt.
COLD SPRING. A station and post- office on the O. & M. R'y., located in Sparta township, Dearborn county, 16 miles west of .Lawrenceburg, the county seat. Nearest bank at Aurora, distant 14 miles. With a population of 100, the village supports Methodist, Lutheran and Baptist churches. Produce and lumber are the exports. O. & M. Ex. W. U. Tel. J. W. Livingston, postmaster.
Christy John, wagonmaker.
Crippky H, blacksmith. Demand B, painter.
Homan F, general store.
Livingston J W, Postmaster.
Loftus Thomas, R R and ex agt. Marshall J W Rev, clergyman. Mulford William C, justice of the peace. Sheuermann H, constable.
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.
Ask for Porter's Joliet Ale.
T. D. STUVER, Sole Agent, See advertisement page 351.
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COLFAX. Is an incorporated town of 900 inhabitants, located at crossing of L. Div. T. H. & I. and C., I., St. L. & C. R'ys., in Perry township, Clinton county, 22 miles southeast of Lafayette, 42 northwest of In- dianapolis, and 10 southwest of Frankfort court house. The town has a bonded debt of $2,000; 4 churches-Methodist, Chris- tian, Catholic and Advent-a graded school of 4 departments, 1 bank, 2 hotels, a weekly newspaper -- Chronicle-2 saw mills, 1 plan- ing mill, a drain tile factory, and 1 flour mill. Am. Ex. W. U. Tel. Bascom B. Clarke, postmaster.
Armstrong Frank N, blacksmith and agri- cultural implements.
Benjamin Edward J, coal.
Bliss Samuel E, carpenter.
Bush Hotel, William Bush, propr.
Clark John M, physician.
Clark R A & Co, hardware. Clark & Blacker, general store.
Clarke Bascom B, agricultural implements.
Clift William N, marshal.
Colfax Chronicle (weekly), G H Hamilton, publisher.
Constable James, shoemaker. Coon Hiram J, physician.
Davis Robert, saloon.
Dawson John, tile manufacturer.
Dukes William S, live stock.
Dye & Mckinsey, flour mill.
Ewing Leander, druggist and physician. Fitch Marion, grain and coal.
Goldsberry Francis M, lawyer.
Goldsberry Mahala J Mrs, restaurant.
Griffith Belle Miss, millinery.
Hamilton Gilbert H, publisher Colfax Chronicle. Harbaugh & Kliser, meat market.
Hayden Benjamin F, druggist.
Heath John P, painter.
Hollowell Frederick G, Drugs and Produce Shippers. Hutten Frederick, grocer.
Jenkins Sylvester H, blacksmith.
Johnson & Dunbar, furniture.
Lanum David & Co, dry goods.
Lenehan Michael, saloon. Loveless John V, grocer.
McFarland Charles A, barber. McGrath John, druggist.
Milburn Joseph E, physician. Milburn Robert C, physician.
Mitchel John, grain and lumber. Montgomery Linnie Mrs, dressmaker.
Moore Almira D Mrs, millinery.
Moore James Rev, (Methodist). Moore John, saloon.
Moore's Hotel, George F Moore, propr. Nash A M & Co, planing and saw mill. Parker Joseph, physician. Powers Francis W Rev, (Adventist).
Powers F W & Co, bankers.
Ream John D, carpenter.
Reckard James L, baker and confectioner.
Ridenor Frank, painter. Roudebush Gardner P, blacksmith.
Runyon & Folk, general store. Scott Edward C, agt Am Ex Company.
Shephard James R, stoves and tinware. Shobe James M, drugs and groceries. Slaughter George W, wagonmaker.
Sparks Elijah, lawyer.
Stafford John M, (Methodist).
Swain Thomas E, agt C I St L & C and T H & I R'ys.
Tankersley John, shoemaker.
Teeguarden Freeman M, lumber manufac- turer.
Vale H W, physician.
Webster James G, lawyer and justice.
Westlake William M, harnessmaker.
White Daniel, hardware.
. COLLAMER. Is a station on E. R. Div. W., St. L. & P. R'y., known locally as Millersburg, situated in Cleveland town- ship, Whitley county, 12 miles southwest 'of Columbia City, the county seat. A pop- ulation of 150 sustain Christian church and district school. Eel river flows by the vil- lage and operates by water power 1 flour mill. Grain, flaxseed, lumber and live stock are the exports. A. Ross, postmaster. Banta Henry, carpenter and justice. Bolts & Davis, saw mill.
Egolf H M, physician.
Fager N, saloon.
Halderman Daniel, Flour Mill.
Kinzie George W, hotel.
Miller E H, general store. Monroe Jesse, blacksmith.
Raff C A, barber.
Ross & Hayden, General Store.
Schannep A, druggist.
Snell J S Rev, (Dunkard).
Striggle Frederick, blacksmith.
Umbaugh Jonas Rev, (Dunkard).
COLLEGE CORNERS. Jay county. (See Liber.)
COLLETT. A post village of 100 inhabitants, located in Pike township, Jay county, on the G. R. & I. R. R., 4 miles south of Portland, the county seat and lo- cation of nearest bank, One United Breth- ren church is supported. C. A. Bockoven, postmaster.
Beedolt P C Rev, (United Brethren).
Bye & Barr, carpenters. Fields W, saw mill. Finch T J, R R agt.
Finch & Bro, General Store. Stanathan William, blacksmith and hotel.
PATENTS *
CAVEATS, PRINTS, LABELS, COPYRIGHTS. All business pertaining to these and like matters promptly and carefully attended to by C. BRADFORD, Solicitor of Patents, 16 and 18 Hubbard Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. (See adv.)
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COLLINS. In Smith township, Whit- ley county, with 60 inhabitants, is located on E. R. Div. W., St. L. & P. R'y., 62 mil @ northeast of Columbia City, the county seat and banking town. Land improved com- mands from $30 to $60 per acre. Lumber is the chief export. H. F. Crabill, post- master.
Coleman Nicholas, saw mill.
Crabill H F, Postmaster.
Devault Lemuel, justice of the peace.
Dohner L B, blacksmith.
Duey William, wagonmaker.
Garrison Peter, justice of the peace.
Grisier F G, physician.
Hemmick & Grisier, General Store.
Pence & Carter, tile manufacturers.
Pollock & Mckown, grocers. Robbins C A, saw mill.
COLOGNE. Is located in Washing- ton township, Delaware county, 18 miles northwest of Muncie, the county seat and banking town. Summitville, 5 miles west, on C., W. & M. R'y, is the place of ship- ment. Population, 40. A Methodist church and district school is sustained. William Ladd, postmaster.
Bell George, tile manufacturer.
Ladd William, General Store.
Phillips Henry, saw mill.
Stokes Samuel, shoemaker.
Stokes William, blacksmith.
COLOMA. Contains 75 inhabitants. in Reserve township, Parke county, 42 miles northwest from Rockville, the county seat, banking town and nearest rail ap- proach. Tri-weekly stage to Rockville. W. P. Musgrave, postmaster.
Burks W T, grocer.
Carter Joseph, drain and tile manufacturer. Cox E T Rev, (Friends).
Dix H C, carpenter.
Durhan William, blacksmith.
Glenn James L, justice of the peace.
Morris Aaron W, physician.
Morris Thomas, live stock.
Morris W W, blacksmith.
Musgrave William P, General
Store and Agricultural Implements.
Parker George W, pump manufacturer.
Reynolds Veries A, carpenter.
Swain Jesse, saw mill.
Woodard I A, carpenter.
Woodard Nathan D, physician.
Woodard Samuel A, shoemaker and con- stable.
Woodard Seneca, gunsmith.
COLUMBIA. Is a small hamlet located in towhship of same name, Fayette
county, 8 miles southwest of Connersville, the county seat and banking town. Alpine its shipping depot on W. W. V. R'y., is 3 miles southeast. Population, 60. Samuel E. Perin, postmaster. Anthony J T, blacksmith.
Martin O A, shoemaker. Perin Samuel E, Carpenter. Perin J Z, wagonmaker.
COLUMBIA CITY. This import- ant town of 2,600 inhabitants, the county seat of Whitley county, is pleasantly lo- cated on Blue River at crossing of Eel River Div. W., St. L. & P. and P., Ft. W. & C. R'ys, 18 miles northwest of Fort Wayne and 63 northeast of Logansport. The city has good county buildings, wide streets, handsome residences, is lighted by gas, has a well equipped fire department, and sup- ports 10 churches of popular religious de- nominations, 1 graded and 1 high school, an opera house, 2 private banks, 3 hotels and 3 weekly newspapers-Commercial, Post and Herald. It carries a bonded debt of $8,500, and is situated in the midst of a fertile, productive agricultural country. Prominent among its factories, mills, etc., are 7 saw mills, 2 drain tile factories, 1 flour mill, a tannery, 2 woolen mills, 1 hub factory, 2 broom factories, 1 brewery and a furniture factory. Its chief exports con- sist of grain, produce, flax seed and lum- ber. Tri-weekly stage to Cromwell ; fare $1 50. It has Adams, and Pacific Ex., and Tel., W. U. Orson H. Woodworth, post- master.
Adair Joseph W, lawyer.
Adams John W, Publisher Colum- bia City Post. Allwein F P, sheriff.
Anthes Philip, saloon.
Appleman William M, carriagemaker.
Bainbridge George M, general store.
Baker John W, propr The Commercial.
Barnett J W Rev, (Lutheran).
Bechtoldt George, cigars and tobacco.
Beeson Benjamin, wagonmaker.
Beeson Henry N, druggist.
Beeson William J, broom manufacturer.
Brandenburg Henry E, Baker and Restaurant.
Brenneman D R & Bro, musical instru- ments.
Brenneman & Hueston, produce.
Brown Valorus, hardware. Busch Arthur A, saloon.
Carr William, stone yard.
Carver & Circle, meat market.
Chaney Amiel justice of the peace.
Clark Joseph, county treasurer.
Click Michael E, photographer.
Clugston, Adams & Co, general store.
James B. Lizius & Co.
SOLICITORS OF AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS, 181/2 Bates Block, opp. P. O., Indianapolis, Ind.
E. C. ATKINS & CO. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Collins Richard, lumber dealer. Collins & Sickafoose, lawyers.
Columbia City Bank, F H Foust & Co, proprs. Columbia City Commercial, J W Baker, publisher.
Columbia City Herald, I B Mc- Donald, Publisher. Columbia City Post, J W Adams, Publisher.
Gribbs George, cigars and tobaccos.
Cuppy Thomas J, agricultural implements.
Daniels W H Rev, (Methodist). Daniel & Bro, meat market and live stock. Deeler B F, tile manufacturer.
Dempsey O J Mrs, livery.
Edwards & Anderson, hardware, hub man- ufacturers and lumber.
Eel River Woolen Mill Company, M Ire- land, prest; John W Hunter, treas; Thomas E Eyanson, sec. Eyanson Charles J, merchant tailor.
Farmers' Bank, McLallen & Co, proprs. Feist John, barber.
Ferguson & Elliott, undertakers and mar- ble dealers.
Foust F H & Co, proprs Columbia City Bank.
Fretts V O Rev, (Baptist).
Garver David, boots and shoes.
Glass R S & Co, woolen mills.
Goodrich S, justice of the peace. Grant & Moser, saw mill.
Gross Lewis, saw mill.
Grund Frederick, shoemaker.
Haas & Brenneman, grocers.
Hacock & Ruch, livery.
Harris John E, grocer. Harrison James M, county clerk. Hartsock J S, tile manufacturer.
Hellhake H A Rev, (Catholic). Hess G Rev, (German Lutheran). Hollis Charles T, insurance agt.
Horth & Cutter, wagonmakers.
Huffman House, Frederick Huffman, propr. Hunter John W, drugs.
Kauffman Roscoe A, county surveyor.
Kepmer & Hunter, grocers.
Kessler William W, boot and shoemaker.
Kitheart Nathan I, physician.
Knisely, Reider & Co, hardware.
Kramer Abraham, grocer.
Kraus & Bros, grocers. Lamb & Brown, painters.
Lancaster Wright, county recorder.
Lawrence I E, physician.
Levi Simon, meat market. Liggett W H & C, flour mill.
Liggett & Crider, books and stationery.
Line Oran E, marble works.
Linvill David G, physician. Lore Samuel, livery.
Lynch John W, blacksmith.
McDonald House, Mrs W C Scant- ling, Proprietor.
McDonald Isaiah B, Publisher of
Columbia City Herald, and- Lawyer. McGinley C A Mrs, millinery.
McLallen & Co, proprs Farmers' Bank.
Mc Wagny William F, justice of the peace.
Maine Hotel, Maine & Kepner, proprs.
Maine & Kepner, proprs Maine Hotel.
Makemson William W, dentist.
Mason Mary J Mrs, milliner.
Mapus Frederick, saloon.
Marshall & Mc Wagny, lawyers.
Meeley & Hemmick, dry goods and gro- ceries.
Meiser Levi M, merchant tailor.
Meitzler William, bakery and saloon.
Merriman W E, county auditor.
Metz Moses, harnessmaker.
Meyer Anton, saloon.
Meyer Daniel, baker and confectioner.
Meyers Abraham, tanner.
Miller Alfred, saloon.
Miller Andrew, furniture dealer.
Miller J C & Bro, cigar manufacturers.
Miller & Brahm, saloon.
Mitten Allen P, physician.
Mitten Lewis C, furniture dealer.
North George W, hardware.
North & Thrush, wagonmakers.
Ober B Rev, (Church of God).
Olds Walter, lawyer.
Peabody S J, saw mill.
Pool Mary M Mrs, dressmaker.
Prickett Isaac W, harness, etc.
Ramp Jacob, saw mill.
Ramp Philip, saw mill.
Randolph Eugene A, lumber dealer.
Reese Frederick C, general store.
Ricker Alfred A, grocer and agt Adams Ex Company. Ruch David, livery.
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