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Dicky William, wagonmaker. Hermann A J, shoemaker. Hilker Jacob, shoemaker. Isaacs G H, drugs and groceries. Patrick C W, physician.
Rains G W, physician. Rust Isaac & Co, heading factory. Shepard A A, Postmaster. Sleckster George, cooper. Vancleve James P, meat market. Williams Edward, carpenter. Woesner John, blacksmith.
CORUNNA. Settled in 1848, is a thrifty village of 500 inhabitants, located on Air Line Div. L. S. & M. S. R'y, in Richland township, DeKalb county, 8 miles northwest of Auburn, the county seat and banking town. The prominent features of this place are 2 churches-Methodist and United Brethren-graded school, 1 hotel, 1 planing mill, 1 saw mill, 1 flour mill, and a semi-monthly newspaper known as The Headlight. Grain is the principal crop grown in the surrounding country and is the chief shipment. Ex., U. S. Tel., W. U. Benjamin A. Chaffee, postmaster.
Adams William B, stoves and tinware. Backer John, blacksmith. Beck & Raichart, flour mill. Brumback J M, live stock. Calkin P M, planing mill. Cissel Benjamin G, druggist.
Corunna Headlight, J C Love- land, Publisher. Finch John, justice of the peace. Fried Frederick G, general store. Gettings J W, saloon.
Helmer J W & Co, general store. Imus Charles, propr Union Hotel. Lipsett John, grocer.
Loveland Joseph C, Publisher Corunna Headlight.
Maynard Truman T, shoemaker.
Mercer William M, druggist, grocer, and physician.
Miles George H, harnessmaker.
Orsborne & Kline, saw mill.
Park William, grocer.
Paschal J W Rev, (Methodist).
Quince Henry, meat market.
Reynold Melvin, furniture.
Shaffer Louis, blacksmith.
Snyder Fairfield, physician.
Union Hotel, Charles Imus, propr.
Walda Herman, tailor.
Wallace William J, stoves and tinware.
Williamson Given G, barber.
Williamson H A, wagon manufacturer.
Williamson J D, saloon.
Wise Harmon, wagonmaker.
CORY. Settled in 1872, is a station and village on the T. H. & S. E. R. R., lo- cated in Perry township, Clay county, 12 miles southeast of Brazil, the county seat and location of nearest bank. Churches, Methodist and Baptist. Exports, grain and lumber. Ex., Adams. O. James, post- master. Cady J C, saloon. Donham F G, justice of the peace. Donham J F, General Store.
Donham Lewis, saw mill. Glick Bros, wagonmakers. Glick P H, hotel.
Glick P H & Son, undertakers.
Hamilton E, justice of the peace.
James & Modesitt, Physicians and Druggists.
Jeffers & Guther, saloon.
Lucas & Son, boots and shoes. McGregor J F Rev, (Methodist).
McNamer H W, lawyer.
Mewhenney Edgar, confectioner.
Moreheart, Ferrell & Co, flour mill. Nivens D M Rev, (Baptist). O'Brien S W, livery.
Stuckwisch M R, General Store. Wilgus J G, lawyer.
CORYDON. The county seat of Harrison county, is located on Big Indian creek, at its confluence with Little Indian creek, 20 miles west of New Albany, its shipping point and location of nearest bank. Corydon is a thrifty village, and only lacks railroad facilities to make it one of the most enterprising towns of its size in south- ern Indiana, as it is surrounded by a pro- ductive farming district, and has good
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water power. It contains 800 inhabitants, Methodist, Disciple and Presbyterian churches, good graded school, 6 hotels and 3 newspapers-Harrison County News, Demo- crat and Republican. The Democrat was es- tablished in 1856, is ably edited, and has the largest circulation of any paper in the county. Its manufactories consist of 2 flour mills, a furniture factory, saw mill, tannery and wool carding works. The L. E. & W. Air Line R'y will have a station 7 miles north of here (near New Salsbury), and a branch will, in the near future, be con- structed to Corydon from that point, in which event this place will be greatly ben- efitted, both in commerce and manufacture. It is on daily stage route from New Albany to Leavenworth ; fare to former, $1.25, and to latter, $1.50. Nimrod S. Reynolds, post- master.
Allen Hezekiah, sewing machines.
Applegate George W, broker.
Appllegate H M & Son, general store.
Ball Frederick, shoemaker.
Bean James A, confectioner.
Bean James M, propr Bean's Hotel.
Boring N E Rev, (Methodist).
Bowling, Lowerth & Brown, Proprs Eclipse Flour Mill.
Brown George, saloon.
Brown Louis, boots and shoes.
Bullett & Bros, blacksmiths.
Byrn Ransom N, agricultural implements.
Byrne William H, marble works.
Clark Jacob C, physician.
Corydon Democrat, (Weekly), Stockslager & Gwartney, Publishers. Corydon Republican, (weekly), George W Self, publisher.
Crawford John W, hotel and meat market. Dannenfelser Henry, barber.
Denbo George W, lawyer.
Deutsch's Hotel, Jacob Deutsch, Propr. (See adv.)
Deutsch Jacob, Propr of Deutsch's Hotel and Grocer. (See adv.)
Douglass Claude N, propr Harrison County News.
Douglass & Stockslager, lawyers.
Dunn Robert W, jeweler.
Fravel William H, blacksmith.
Fried David H, meat market.
Funk Major W, lawyer.
Funkhouser Zachary T, dentist.
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Gavin John, baker.
Getzendanner G J & Bro, stoves and tin- ware.
Ginkins & Cunningham, grocers. Grantz Joseph J, Blacksmith. Green William C, lawyer. Griffin & McGrain, general store.
Gwartney George K, Lawyer.
Harrison county Agricultural Association, John Q A Seig, prest; Craven S Hudson, sec ; Charles Martin, treas.
Harrison County News (weekly), Claude N. Douglass, publisher. Hays Henry C, Lawyer.
Hisey & Boldt, flour mill. Hudson & Cook, lawyers. Irwin James D, dentist.
Jones Andrew M, physician.
Jones William T, lawyer.
Jordan David, harnessmaker.
Jordan & Heath, tanners.
Jutton Joseph, wagonmaker.
Keller & Bro, lumber manufacturers.
Kintner Hotel, William W Kintner, propr.
Kleber Flora Miss, notions.
Kleber Nicholas, hotel.
Lawson John E, druggists.
Lemmon Daniel F, county supt schools.
Lemmon Ellen E Mrs, milliner.
Lemmon & Son, livery.
Logan Maggie Miss, Dealer in Notions, Fancy Goods, Millinery, etc.
Lopp John W, stone quarry.
Louder Susan C Mrs, dressmaker.
Lynch William C, furniture and under- taker. McCullum Anna Miss, milliner.
Mathes George H, harnessmaker and jus- tice.
Mauck John J, flour mill.
Miller Cortes M, grocer.
Morris James L, general store and justice.
Morris Rebecca Miss, dressmaker.
Mowrer Ephriam, carpenter.
Porter William A, lawyer.
Reader William, physician.
Reynolds Nimrod S, postmaster.
Reynolds Theopholis H, carpenter.
Riely L A & Son, druggists.
Rowe & Bro, carpenters and undertakers.
Rowland William, blacksmith.
Self George W, lawyer and publisher Weekly Republican.
Shaffer John, saloon.
Shaffer Martha V Mrs, notions.
Shuck David, hotel.
Sims James M, wool carder.
Slemons William B, hardware.
Stevens Thomas J, physician.
Stockslager & Gwartney, Pub- lishers Weekly Democrat.
Tabler James R, saloon.
Townsend Rev, (Zion M E).
Tracewell W N & R J, lawyers.
Wolfe Harvey S, physician.
Wright Samuel J, Lawyer.
COTTAGE GROVE. On line of C., H. & I. R'y., is a post village of 150 in- habitants, located partly in each Union and Centre townships, Union county, 5.
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miles southeast of Liberty, the county seat and banking town. Grain and lumber are shipped. Ex., U. S. Finley Egbert, post- master.
Bell James A, R R agt.
Egbert Finley, General Store. Gleeson P, blacksmith.
Howorth & Cunigum, file makers.
Johnson M M, justice of the peace. Keffer O, live stock.
Maxwell E G, Saw Mill. Wright G R C, blacksmith.
COURTER. On the I., P. & C. Div. W., St. L. & P. R'y., in Jefferson township, Miami county, is located 81 miles north of Indianapolis, and 6 north of Peru, the county seat and location of nearest bank. Population, 38. Ships grain, live stock and cooperage. Ex., Am. D. H. Smith, postmaster.
Armentrout Peter, blacksmith.
Baldwin Zeri, tile manufacturer.
Benbow. Anna Mrs, carpet weaver.
Donaldson R F, R R agt.
Donaldson & Smith, Grocers.
Eikenburg George, live stock.
Hammer Spencer, carpenter.
Hammer William, carpenter. Mutchelknause Maria, carpet weaver. Ogle J C, carpenter.
COVINGTON. Was settled in 1828. It is the county seat of Fountain county, located on White river, 27 miles southwest of Lafayette, and 72 northwest of Indiana- polis, Covington is incorporated, contains 2,000 inhabitants, good county buildings, fine residences, substantial business blocks, 7 churches, 2 banks, 2 hotels, a graded school, and 2 weekly newspapers-Spence's People's Paper and the People's Friend. It has excellent transportation facilities, be- ing traversed by the I., B. & W., and Cov- ington branches of the C. & E. I. and W., St. L. & P. R'ys. The town has great nat- ural wealth, consisting of an extensive sup- ply of excellent quality block coal. Its other prominent features are 2 saw mills, a brewery, 1 foundry, a tile yard and 2 flour mills. Lumber, grain, produce and
live stock are shipped. Ex., U. S. Tel., W. U. Richard Nebeker, postmaster. Allen Hannah Miss, milliner.
Allen James L, harness and agricultural implements.
Barber William J, city marshal.
Bender Henry, saloon.
Bergedahl & Voltz, boots and shoes.
Bever Mathias H, county surveyor. Beymer John G, meat market.
Birch Thomas Rev, (Methodist).
Bishop John M Rev, (Presbyterian).
Booe Charles E, lawyer.
Boord M & Co, furniture and undertakers.
Bunnell Noah T, marble works.
Burfeerst Frederick, boots and shoes.
Butt George, wagon manufacturer.
Cade Samuel, flour mill, 7 miles south. Cardiff Edward, saloon and lumber.
Clark Henry M, tile manufacturer. Clark M H & Co, lumber, lime, etc. Craig House, James Craig, propr. - Crane Wilkinson, jeweler.
Crigler William H H, Dentist, over Mayer's Block. (See adv.) Davis Eli, carpenter.
.Dennis William & Co, grocers.
Dowler Francis M, furniture repairer.
Duncan James M, general store.
Dunkerly Joseph, founder and machinist.
Everly, Marlatt & Co, flour mill and grain.
Farmer's Bank, Nebeker & Gish, proprs.
Foster Niles H, agt I, B & W and C & E I R'ys, and U S Ex Company. Gambrill Bros, wagonmakers.
Gebhart John A, restaurant.
Geiger Nicholas, saloon.
Gumert Daniel T, druggist.
Gwinnup Harry, barber.
Gwynn Charles H, publisher Friend. People's
Hanes Edward, dry goods.
Hanes Lewis, county auditor.
Hardy James G & Co, bankers.
Harter Caleb N, general store.
Heath Harpin L, hardware.
Hotel Brunswick, A H Sprankle, Propr. (See adv.)
Hunt Philip, blacksmith. Isbell Arista H, grocer.
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Johnson George W, Restaurant; Propr of Johnson's Dining Hall. First- class meals at all hours.
Johnston Albert R, grocer. Jones Caleb V, physician. Jones George S, physician.
King Robert C, harnessmaker.
A Kreusch William, city clerk and florist.
Lemp Alphonse, jeweler.
Lewis Murphy, county recorder.
Lewis Oliver P, lawyer.
Loeb L & J, clothing and dry goods.
Long James, lawyer.
McCabe, Miller & McCabe, lawyers.
McComas & Sullivan, grocers.
McGeorge Thomas H, hardware.
Martin John B, Lawyer; Office, Mayer's Block. Martin Marcus, saloon.
Meharry & Son, barbers.
Meitzler John, saloon.
Menefee James A & Bro, painters and wall paper.
Merryman & Carnagey, photographers.
Miller John, grocer and baker.
Miller Joseph, brewery.
Minor Stephen H, boots and shoes.
Mock John W, physician.
Moore H H & Co, dry goods.
Murray John B, saloon.
Nash & Nash, druggists.
Nebeker Richard, postmaster.
Nebeker & Dochterman, lawyers.
Nebeker & Gish, proprs Farmers' Bank.
Nixon Henry P, county treasurer.
Morton & Gish, millinery. Ogden H N Rev, (Methodist).
Olds Frank A, photographer. Patterson John W, carpenter.
People's Friend (weekly), Chas. H. Gwynn, publisher. Peter Jacob, shoemaker.
Pettey James, cigars and tobacco.
Pidgeon Michael, saloon. Plaister H M Rev, (Catholic) ..
Porter, Wager & Co, coal miners.
Purfeerst Charles, shoemaker.
Reed Isaac S, blacksmith and wagonmaker. Rhodes George D, lumber manufacturer.
Rhodes Joseph M, carriage and wagon man- ufacturer.
Richardson Sarah J Mrs, dressmaker.
Rinn Thomas N, sheriff. Ritchey & Thompson, barbers. Rowland George, physician.
Sailor John H, dentist. Savage Hardy, insurance. Schwin John B, lawyer.
Sewell Homer, real estate and abstracts of title. Shamo Henry, shoemaker.
Sharon James T, wagonmaker. Slattery John, saloon.
Sloan Isaac J, justice of the peace. Solliday Jacob T, meat market.
Spence's People's Paper (weekly), Spence & Duncan, proprs.
Spence & Duncan, publishers Spence's Peo- ple's Paper.
Spining John N, physician.
Spinning & Crane, druggists.
Sprankle Alfred H, Propr Hotel Brunswick and Dealer in Pianos, Organs and Sewing Machines. (See adv.) Stilwell Hiram H, lawyer. Sullivan John M, livery.
Townsley James W, sash, doors and blinds. Vaughn James F, lawyer.
Watson Charles D, physician.
Webb David, livery.
Weber Albert, Saloon. Dealer in Fine Wines, Liquors, etc. Billiards and Pool.
Welch Pembroke S, blacksmith.
Weldon Samuel G, physician.
Wood & Copner, lawyers.
Yeagy John, plasterer.
Yount William, justice of the peace.
COWAN. Is the postoffice name for McCowan, a station on the Ft. W., C. & L. R. R., located in Monroe township, Dela- ware county, 6 miles south of Muncie, the county seat and nearest bank location. With a population of 156, the village sup- ports a Union church. Grain, live stock and lumber are shipped. Am. Ex. R. M. Ball, postmaster.
Anderson J M, saw mill.
Ball R M, General Store, R R and ex agt.
Jefferson & Newton, tile manufacturers. Marshal Reuben, physician.
Neff W H, manufacturer fanning mills and. washing machines.
West Jeremiah G, justice of the peace.
COX'S MILLS. On the White Water river, in Wayne township and county, is lo- cated 52 miles northeast of Richmond, the county seat and banking town. The vil- lage was formerly called Middleboro, and contains 200 inhabitants and a Methodist. church. Lime and flour are the exports. Daily stage to Richmond; fare, 20 cents .. W. B. Graham, postmaster.
Boyd & Cook, lime manufacturers.
Cox Robert, flour mill. Craig & Craig, grocers.
Graham W B, General Store.
Hawkins Henry, blacksmith. Roberts Joseph, blacksmiths.
CRAIG. Known also as Braytown, is. located on the Ohio river, in Craig town- ship, Switzerland county, 6 miles west of
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Vevay the county seat, banking town and usual place of shipment. It is only a rural postoffice, with no village population. James Shaw, postmaster and general store.
CRAIGVILLE. A rural postoffice and station on T., D. & B. R. R., located in Lancaster township, Wells county, 6 miles northeast of Bluffton, the county seat and .banking town. Lumber and grain are the exports. Ex., Am. and U. S. E. P. Da- venport, postmaster.
Clowser & Miller, saw mill.
Davenport E P, R R and Ex Agt and Physician.
CRANDALL. Contains 50 inhabit- ants, in Jackson township, Harrison county, 7 miles northeast of Corydon court house, and 14 west of New Albany, the location of nearest bank and shipping station. Metho- dist and United Brethren churches are sus- tained, and lumber is marketed. W. F. Voyles, postmaster.
Alstott Methias, Grocer. Buzby John, hotel. Emily William, wood turner. Krackman P, flour and saw mill. Melton John Rev, (Methodist).
Voyles Dr, physician and saw mill. Teller John A, saw mill.
Voyles W F, General Store.
CRAWFORDSVILLE. This im- portant incorporated city of 6,500 inhabi- tants, the county seat of Montgomery county, is located in center of county, on I., B. & W., L. Div. T. H. & I., and L., N. A. & C. R'ys., 43 miles northwest of Indianapolis, 119 south of Michigan City, 30 south of Lafayette, 63 southwest of Logansport and 53 northeast of Terre Haute. Crawfordsville is probably the most handsome and important commercial city of its size in the state ; has wide, clean streets, handsomely lined with shade trees ; is well lighted by gas; has a well organ- ized fire department, telephone exchange, substantial business blocks, many very fine residences and good public buildings, especially the court house, which is a struc- ture of remarkably handsome architectural beauty and solidity. Its religious and edu- cational facilities comprise 9 churches- Methodist, Baptist, Episcopal, Presbyterian, Catholic and Christian - good graded schools and the Wabash College. The last named is a first class educational institu_ tion, and is unexcelled by any of its class
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W. S. SPRANKLE, Clerk.
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in the state. The city has many other prominent features, such as a good opera house, 5 hotels and 3 banks-2 national and 1 private. The press is ably represented by 2 daily, 3 weekly and 2 monthly publi- cations. The Argus and News are dailies ; Star, Journal and Review are published weekly, and the Wabash and Lariat issued monthly. Its manufactories include 3 flour mills, 1 heading factory, 2 planing mills, 2 foundries, 3 carriage factories, 1 brew- ery, a coffin factory, 1 cooper shop, hay fork factory, saw mill and a wire fence fac- tory. The surrounding country is quite fertile, and well adapted to grazing and the growth of grain. It has Am., U. S. and L., N. A., & C., Ex. and W. U. Tel. Alfred Dickey, postmaster.
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Abraham George, harness and saddles.
Allen George W, dry goods and millinery. Allen Malita J Mrs, milliner.
American Express Company, Alba H Bra- den, agt.
Anderson Albert B, lawyer.
Ashley Warren H, coal dealer.
Bacon Edward O, dyer and scourer.
Ballard & Clodfelter, lawyers.
Bappert August, cigar manufacturer.
Barnhill & Reagan, notions. Barron Charles, shoemaker.
Bass Marquis L, physician.
Bates W E Rev, (Baptist).
Bayless William T, grocer.
Beachler Mary Mrs, dressmaker.
Bell George, barber.
Billings & Moffett, lawyers. Binford Ambrose W, druggist.
Birch Bros, Manufacturers Stationary and Portable Engines, Saw and Grist Mills, Flax and Hemp Brakes and Flax
Threshers, Tile Mills, Felloe Machines, etc ; Brass Goods, Steam Fittings, etc. Bischof Louis, notions. Blackwell. Edward D, dentist.
Blair Cornelius, seeds.
Blandin John K, laundry.
Bonnell John R, cigars and tobacco.
Bowen Charles H, publisher News. Braden Alba H, agt Am Ex Company.
Braden Hector S, insurance.
Breaks John jr, jeweler.
Brennan Patrick, shoemaker.
Brewer Edward M, agt L, N, A & C R'y.
Brewer William E, books and stationery. Britton William P, judge circuit court.
Bromley William, township trustee.
Brower Hay Tool Company, hay fork man- ufacturers.
Brown John S, cooper.
Brown J S & Son, dry goods. Brown T D & Son, druggists. Brown William L, saloon. Brown & Watkins, flour mill.
Bruner Melville W, lawyer.
Bundy Jason Rev, (colored Methodist). Burford John H, lawyer.
Burk Misses, dressmakers. Burk & Wampler, fruits and vegetables. Campbell Alvin, lawyer.
Campbell Bros, dry goods.
Campbell John L, Secretary Wa- bash College.
Carpenter John A, millinery. .
Central Telephone Company, Wallace A Stilwell, manager.
Christ John M, tailor. Citizens' National Bank ; capital, $75,000 ; Alexander F. Ramsey, prest ; Benjamin Wasson, cashr.
Clallis Joseph, boots and shoes.
Clemson John W, painter.
Coffman & Williams, lumber.
Compton Eli, justice of the peace.
Conner & Hall, grocers.
Coons Frank M, grocer.
Cotton & Hays, livery stable.
Courtney John R, lawyer.
Cowan & Ensminger, physicians.
Cox B F Mrs, lumber.
Cox David W, florist.
Cox & Cresse, bakers and confectioners.
Crabbs & Co, flour and grain.
Crawford Charles M, dry goods.
Crawfordsville Coffin Company, coffin man- ufacturers.
Crawfordsville Gas Light Company, gas manufacturers.
Crawfordsville Journal, Thomas H B Mc- Cain, publisher.
Crawfordsville News (daily), Charles A Bowen, publisher.
Crawfordsvile Review (weekly), Seller, Hanna & Henkel, publishers.
Crawfordsville Star (weekly), Jere Keeney, publisher.
Crider George W, wagonmaker.
Cumberland Jesse W, justice of the peace.
Cunningham Cornelius, clothing.
Cushman Samuel R, restaurant.
Darter John J, grain dealer.
Davis Isaac N, lawyer.
Davis & McClure, grain dealers.
Dennin James Rev, (Catholic).
Dennis M P & Co, grocers.
Detchon Elliott, druggist and physician.
Detchon Irwin A, physician.
Dickey Alfred, postmaster.
Dixon Hattie Mrs, hair work.
Dobson George, painter.
. Duncan Joseph R, physician. Elston & Son, bankers. Eltzroth Christian W, second hand goods. Engle John B, lawyer.
Evans & Sidener, boots and shoes.
Evening Argus, (daily), Thomas C. Pursell, Publisher.
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WABASH COLLEGE,
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REV. JOSEPH F. TUTTLE, D. D., President and Beecher Professor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy. SAMUEL S. THOMSON, M. A., Williams Professor of the Latin Language and Literature. JOHN L. CAMPBELL, LL. D., Baldwin Professor of Physics and Astronomy. WILLIAM C. WHITE, M. A.,
Professor of Rhetoric and Teacher of the German and French Languages. JACOB NORRIS, M. A., Professor of Mathematics. HENRY Z. MCLAIN, M. A., Professor of Greek. HENRY R. THOMSON, M. A., Professor of Chemistry. JOHN M. COULTER, M. A., Rose Professor of Geology and Natural History.
DANIEL A. BASSETT, M. A., Principal of the Preparatory Department. H. S. KRITZ, M. A., Associate Principal of the Preparatory Department. J. S. OSBORNE, Tutor. :0:
The College Year is divided into THREE TERMS: The First Torm opens Sept. 7, 1882; the Second Jan. 4, 1883, and the Third April 5, 1883.
CRAWFORDSVILLE
Is at the Junction of the L., N. A. & C. R. R., the I., B. & W. R. R. and the T. H. & I. R. R., and is easily reached by several daily trains. The College Buildings are in the midst of a very beautiful and capacious campus. The courses of instruction are such as are found in our best Colleges, including Latin, Greek, German and French, the pure and applied Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Astronomy, Drawing, Chemistry, Geology, Botany, Zoology, Mineralogy, etc. Peck Scientific Hall furnishes elegant Lecture Rooms and Laboratories for practice in Chemistry, Physics, Mineralogy, etc. The Library and Cabinet are both very rich in books and specimens.
GIVITION.
Preparatory Department, per Term, 87.00 Tuition in College Classes, 10.00
Incidental Fee, per Term, 3.00
** Preparatory Department furnishes instruction in all Classical and English studies taught in our best Academies. Classical Course occupies two years, and is arranged with special reference to a thorough preparation of young men for the regular College Course.
English and Mercantile Course .- In this course classes will be organized each term in the year. To these classes young men will be admitted at any time according to their standing. For Catalogue, or any other information concerning the institution, send to
: JOSEPH F. TUTTLE,
Or, A. THOMSON, Treasurer.
President ..
Use Porter's Bottled Lager Beer,
ALE and PORTER. T. D. Stuver, Sole Agt., Chicago. See advertisement page 351.
CRA
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. CRA 193
Fink Philip, meat market.
First National Bank ; capital, $100,000 William H. Durham, prest; Daniel W. Austin, cashr. Fisher Albert J, grocer.
Fisher, Doherty & Sons, carriage manufac- turers.
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