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Fisher Lewis, druggist. Fisher & Fossee, barbers.
Fitchey George E, gas fitter.
Foreman John D, grocer, Francis & Bro, blacksmiths.
Fry William R, real estate.
Fullenwider & Mack, grocers.
Galey Bros, dentists.
Gilbert John A, musical instruments. Gipson Lemuel, barber.
Goltra Charles, hats, caps, etc
Griest Albert E, grocer.
Grimes Joseph, tailor. Guthrie F B & Bro, meats and groceries. Hack Amelia Mrs, dressmaker. Hadley George W, grocer. Hallowell & Dale, flour mill. Hardee John A, boots and shoes.
Hardee William B, saloon.
Harris J W Rev, (Methodist). Harris & Conway, blacksmiths.
Hastaday John, saloon. Hays Benjamin F, propr Junction House. Hays Loyal V Rev, (Presbyterian). Heaton James, insurance. Hernly Abraham H, cabinetmaker. Herron Howard F, livery stable. Hess Harvey H, grocer.
Holmes Edward, saloon. Hoover Mary Mrs, midwife.
Horn James T, cigars and tobacco.
Hornaday & Barnhill, grocers. Hough George, real estate. Hulet William L, flour and feed. Hurley & Crane, lawyers. Hutchings Benjamin F, physician.
Hutton Harmon A, manager W U Tel Company. Hyatt Richard, horseshoer.
Indiana Wire Fence Company, wire fence manufacturers. Insley William R & Co, omnibus line. Insley & Shigley, livery. Irwin J, physician.
Jackson & Co, carpenters.
Jennison Albert C, Lawyer, Ab- stract of Titles and Insurance, 22 E Main. Joel Ephraim, clothing. Joel Jacob, clothing. Johnson Elizabeth Mrs, hair work.
Johnson George M, saloon.
Johnson & Johnson, insurance and real es- tate. Joslin Noah S, furniture. Junction House, Benjamin F Hays, propr. Kahn Eli, clothing.
Karle Barnhart, saloon.
Keegan Enoch W, physician. Keeney Jere, publisher Star. Kelley & Eastlack, boots and shoes. Kennedy James. saloon.
Kennedy & Brush, lawyers.
Klaiber & Vance, Brewers and Maltsters.
Klein Madison C, jeweler.
Kostanzer Anthony, furniture.
Krouger & Gilbert, flour mills.
Krug John V, grocer.
Lamb, George W, merchant tailor.
Larkin Hiram W, propr St James Hotel.
Laymon Sarah A Mrs, restaurant. Laymon William H, saloon.
Layne Preston M, physician.
Lee James & Bro, grocers. Leech T F, physician. Lippincott Eldridge, physician.
Lockart R M & W C, lumber manufac- turers.
Lucas C F & Co, dry goods.
Lucas Thomas N, wholesale grocer.
Lyle & Smith, founders and machinists. McCain Thomas H B, publisher Journal.
McClamrock Bros, grocers.
McClelland William D, physician.
McClure David F, dry goods.
McCrea Aaron, blacksmith.
Mc Manis Patrick, grocer.
'McMechan Theodore, dentist.
Mahorney Alex C, furniture and stoves.
Mahorney Zach, hardware.
Marks & Cohoon, planing mill.
Marsh Henry B, oculist.
Martin William, ice dealer.
Mayer August, saloon.
Mayer Melchoir, saloon.
Metzger Jacob, gunsmith.
Miller Adam, cooper.
Miller J S & Co, carriage manufacturers.
Miller Lydia T Mrs, dressmaker.
Miller & Thompson, notions.
Moffett & Booe, druggists.
Montague Frank T, physician.
Moore Ada Miss, dressmaker.
Morgan Jackson, painter.
Morgan Joseph, hotel.
Morgan Samuel B, physician.
Muhleisen Albert, saloon.
Murphy Panl J, agt I, B & W R'y.
Myers Abbie, dressmaker.
· Neilest George, barber.
Newman Frederick, saloon.
Nicholson John, photographer.
Nicholson William E, sewing machines.
Niestadt Herman D, merchant tailor.
Nolan Thomas E, Propr Sherman House. Noth Charles, saloon. Nutt's Hotel, William Nutt, Propr. Nutt William, Propr Nutt's Hotel.
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Ornbaun Benjamin L, harness.
Owens Rev, (Christian). Owsley & Dunnington, physicians.
Paddacks William A, photographer. Parker John A, lawyer. Peirce Robert B F, lawyer. Perry Henry M, lawyer.
Piercy George H, lawyer and justice. Powell & Gill, meat market. Price Michael, grain dealer.
Pursel Thomas C, publisher Evening Argus. Purviance & Ristine, physicians.
Ramsey William T, blacksmith.
Ramsey & Clore, wholesale grocers. Ramsey & Gilkey, proprs opera house.
Reifel George L, meat market. Reynolds Austin P, real estate. Rice Albert, barber. Ridge David T, merchant tailor. Roach & Proctor, lawyers. Robb John B, hardware.
Robinson & Wallace, books and stationery. Rosebro Robert J, blacksmith.
Rountree Daniel W, dry goods.
Russell Byron R, lawyer and justice. Rutledge Martha A Mrs, dressmaker. St James Hotel, Hiram W Larkin, propr. Schlemmer Otto, saloon. Scott Levi, dry goods. Searight William & Co, hardware. Sellars Isaac P, second hand goods.
Seller, Hanna & Henkle, publishers Re- view. Shean John F, saloon.
Sherman House, Thomas E Nolan, Propr. Shular Lewis H, blacksmith. Silance William H T, barber. Singer Manufacturing Company, Z S Wheel- er, manager. Sloan John J, grocer.
Smith David D, grocer. Smith John B, livery stable.
Smith John L, grain dealer.
Smith R C & Co, druggists.
Smith & Markley, blacksmiths.
Snyder Edward C, lawyer. Snyder Frank L, undertaker. Somerville Peter C, boots and shoes. Speed Sidney, marble works. Speed & Newton, marble dealers. Springgate H S, grocer. Stafford George W, lawyer. Steel Jacob S, grocer.
Stilwell Mary J Mrs, dressmaker.
Stilwell Wallace A, manager Central Tele- phone Company. Stilwell & Stilwell, lawyers. Stratton James P Rev, ( Presbyterian). Streight Mary J Mrs, planing mill. Stroh John W, lumber. Suiter Sarah J Mrs, dressmaker. Swank & Clark, merchant tailors.
Taylor Joseph H, baker and confectioner. Taylor & Gott, physicians.
The Lariat (monthly), published by stu- dents at Wabash College.
The Wabash (monthly), C W Merrill, J L Kingsbury, managing editors.
Thomas Albert D, lawyer.
Thomas Charles L, lawyer.
Thompson James K P, baker and grocer. Thompson & Herod, Lawyers. Thomson Alexander, Treasurer Wabash College.
Thomson & Ristine, lawyers. Tilney DeCaux, physician.
Tinsley & Martin, hardware.
Totten Edwark, dentist.
Townsley Charles E, sewing machines.
Townsley J & Co, pianos, organs, etc.
Travis Charles M, lawyer.
Tuttle Joseph F, President Wabash College. United States Express Company, Alba H. Braden, agt. Van Cleave Matthew M Rev, (Baptist).
Van Sickle Isaac N, jeweler.
Vanslyke William H, shoemaker.
Voris Clarence, bill poster.
Voris Edgar, insurance.
Voris Jerre & Son, undertakers.
Voris John & Son, livery stable.
Wabash College, Joseph F Tuttle, Prest; John L Campbell, Sec ; Alexander Thomson, Treas. (See adv.) Wade Samuel, barber.
Waggaman Bros, junk dealers.
Wallace Henry L, heading factory.
Warnock James, saloon.
Watson & Pursel, carriage manufacturers.
Webster & Morgan, insurance.
Weil & Albright, meat market.
Western Union Telegraph Company, Har- mon A Hutton, manager.
Weston John, shoemaker.
Wheeler Ephraim, barber.
White, Paul & Humphries, lawyers.
Wickliff Silva Mrs, hair goods.
Wilhite & Bishop, tailors.
Williams Henry, agt L, N A & C R'y.
Williams Z W & Co, restaurant.
Willis Abner D, photographer.
Winton T H & Co, painters.
Woodson Benjamin F, cabinetmaker.
Woodward David J, carriage emporium. Wright Charles W, Insurance.
Wright & Seller, lawyers. Yuncker Jacob C, beer bottler. Zeller Michael, saloon.
CRESWELL. A small hamlet, lo- cated in Smyrna township, Jefferson county, 63 miles northwest of Madison, the county seat and banking town. North Madison, 5 miles east, on Madison Div. J., M. & I. R.
James B. Lizius & Co.
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R., is the usual place of shipment. One Presbyterian church is sustained. A. C. Dean, postmaster.
Dean A C, Postmaster. Hapfenter & Son, flour mill. Ritchie & Co, saw mill.
CRISMAN. A station on the M. C. R. R., located in Portage township, Porter county, 13 miles north of Valparaiso, the county seat and banking town. Population, 50. Ex., Am. Joseph White, postmaster. Crisman I, township trustee.
Hunter J, Carpenter. Johnson Henry, blacksmith. White Joseph, General Store. Williams C.F, R R agt.
Yost N E Rev, clergyman.
CRISP'S CROSS ROADS. Is only a farmers' postoffice, situated in Boone township, Harrison county, 9 miles south of Corydon court house. Mauckport, 7 miles southwest on the Ohio, is the place of shipment. T. R. McKim, postmaster. Frakes Peter, flour mill.
McKim T R, Farmer.
CRITTENDEN. A country post- office located in Deer Creek township, Cass county, 16 miles south of Logansport, the county seat, and 6 west of Galveston, its shipping depot on P., C. & St. L. R'y. Al- exander Murphy, postmaster.
CROMWELL. Dates a settlement from 1851; it is a station on the B. & O. R. R., in Sparta township, Noble county, 10 miles west of Albion court house. Lig- onier, 5 miles north, is the nearest bank lo- cation. With a population of 456, the vil- lage supports Lutheran and Methodist churches. Wheat, live stock and lumber are shipped. Ex., B. & O. William C. Van- derford, postmaster. Barney G H, grain.
Cress C & Co, Carpenters.
Eugvall Oscar, shoemaker. Forshey William, R R and ex agt. Gants John, physician. Gick Henry, harnessmaker. Green Bros, meat market.
Hoke David, gunsmith. Hussey M L, drugs. Kober William O, livery. McMeans W B, tinner. McDowell J R, saloon. Maggart A D, shoemaker. Mason R G, hardware. Mayfield Abram, hotel. Mayfield Hezekiah, saloon.
Messmore E D, Grocer and Restaur- ant and Justice.
Miller Bros, flour mill. Reed G W, general store. Ritter Jerome B, jeweler. Scott John, general store. Tucker H G, physician.
Vanderford R C & Bro, General Store.
Winebrenner J & Bro, blacksmiths. Yeager J D & Son, saw mill.
CROOKED CREEK. Derives its name from a creek of the same name upon which it is located. The village was once known as Jamestown. It contains 150 in- habitants and is situated in Jamestown township, Steuben county, 9 miles north of Angola, the county seat and banking town. Fremont, 5 miles southeast on the Ft. W. & I. R. R. is the shipping station. Tri- weekly stage to Fremont; fare, 25 cents. Joseph W. Wilder, postmaster. Brown E, live stock.
Carrick G W Rev, (Congregational). Collins & Co, General Store.
Eastman Albert, physician and druggist. Ford Frank, blacksmith.
Gray C W, justice of the peace. Harding William, flour and saw mill. Miller Abner, wagonmaker.
Mills P P Rev, (Methodist).
Packard James, cooper.
Wilder Joseph H, Hotel.
CROSS PLAINS. Is in Brown township, Ripley county, 12 miles south- east of Versailles, the county seat, and 12 southwest of Dillsborough, its shipping de- pot, on the O. & M. R'y. The village con- tains 150 inhabitants, Methodist and Bap- tist churches. Rufus Lamb, postmaster. Hunter A G, Hotel. Hunter C P, carriagemaker. Hunter J T, saddles and harness.
Jarvis J P, justice of the peace.
Jarvis William C, bricklayer. Lamb F J, physician.
Lamb Rufus, Postmaster.
Leggett William, shingle manufacturer .. McGee James A, saw mill.
McGee Rebecca, General Store. Pardum J M, general store.
Ratikin J, general store. Rissell Frederick, shoemaker.
Sagner Christopher, blacksmith. Sweezy John M, physician.
CROSS ROADS. Formerly known as Richwoods, contains 50 inhabitants, in Salem township, Delaware county, 10 miles southwest of Muncie court house. Mid- dletown, 4 miles south on the P., C. & St. L. . R'y., is the banking town and shipping sta- tion. Tri-weekly stage to Middletown and
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Muncie. J. O. Lambert, postmaster. Browning B C, notary public. Ritchie Z, blacksmith.
CROTHERSVILLE. Is a pleas- ant, prosperous village of 500 inhabitants, · located on the J., M. & I. R. R., in Jackson county, 15 miles southeast of Brownstown, the county seat, 71 south of Indianapolis, and 39 north of Louisville; Ky. It has Methodist and German Reformed churches, a public school, 2 hotels, 1 flour mill, and 1 saw mill. Am. Ex. W. U. Tel. Daily mail. Daily Lester, postmaster.
Arbuckle & Polk, general store.
Baxter John, blacksmith.
Beckman Henry grocer.
Brown Samuel C, agt J, M & I R R.
Burch James, blacksmith.
Bush Joseph, shoemaker. .
Cave Thomas R, physician.
Coryell & May, physicians.
Early Frank E, barber.
Early & Emerson, Druggists.
Greger Alexander, druggist.
Hamacher & Bro, saw and flour mills.
Hughes Belle, milliner.
Hyatt & Ryder, general store.
Lester Eliza, milliner.
Lewis John M, lawyer.
McCormick L R, physician.
McCrary Charles J, shoemaker.
May Albert, physician.
Mitchell George W, general store.
Owen Winstou M, clothing.
Peters Harmon, harnessmaker.
Rider Hard, watches and clocks.
Rider Reily, wagons and carriages.
Ryder & Hyatt, stave manufacturers.
Schoonover David, Hotel.
Swope & Schuler, marble works.
Thomas William H, stock dealer. Warner W H, physician. Williams Henry, furniture.
Wilkins John, Barber. Wilson Joseph H, hotel.
CROWN POINT. The county seat of Lake county contains 1,800 inhabitants, and is situated on the P., C. & St. L. R'y, 150 miles northwest of Indianapolis and 41 southeast of Chicago. This is an incorpor- ated town, carries a bonded debt of $16,000, has good county buildings, substantial busi- ness blocks, and supports 9 churches 2 schools, 6 hotels, 1 bank, 3 weekly newspa- pers-Lake County Star, Freie Presse and Register-1 brewery, a planing mill, and 2 brickyards. The town derives its chief support from the agricultural country by which it is surrounded, which is quite pro- ductive, especially so as to the growth of hay and grain. The principal shipments
comprise live stock, grain, and hay. Ex., Adams. Tel., W. U. Harvey J. Shoulters, postmaster.
Abrams John H, brickmaker.
Amelian Rev, (Catholic).
Allen Solomon, barber.
Allman Sarah M Mrs, milliner.
Aulwurm William, grain.
Babbitt William S, veterinary surgeon.
Ball Timothy H Rev, (Baptist).
Barr Samuel A, agt P, C & St L R'y, and Adams Ex Company.
Berg John, brewer.
Bliss Henry G, live stock.
Bliss Malcolm G, physician.
Brown Bros, grain and hay.
Buderbach Peter, saloon.
Caswell Edwin F, blacksmith.
Church Edwin, grocer.
Clark Wellington A, justice of the peace.
Cleveland Timothy, lawyer.
Coffin & Hayes, meat market.
Cole Warren, jeweler.
Coneway Christopher S, saloon and shoe- · maker.
Coneway Smith B, blacksmith.
Cooper Frank E, county supt. schools.
Cooper James, shoemaker.
Crown Point Freie Presse (German weekly), Jacob Lehmann, publisher.
Crown Point House, Jacob A Weis, propr. Crown Point Register, John Millikan, pub- lisher.
Czischki Charles, gunsmith.
Depot Hotel, A G Lightcap, propr.
Deubois John A, blacksmith.
Dill Theodore, baker and confectioner.
Dresser Lewis, grocer.
Eder Joseph, cigars and tobacco.
Edgerton Amos, general store.
Edgerton Lewis F, harnessmaker.
Edmonds Nelson D, dentist.
Ely Ben E S Rev, (Presbyterian).
Emerson Frank P, jeweler.
Fancher Thaddeus S, lawyer.
Fancher & Fessenden, agricultural imple- ments. Farley F Eugene, restaurant.
Farmer's Hotel, Peter M Heiser, Propr.
Ferguson & Lee, plasterers.
First National Bank ; capital, $50,000, John Brown, prest ; William C Murphey, cashr.
Foster John M, agricultural implements.
Frasier John, wagonmaker.
Frey C J Rev, (German Methodist).
Fry Augusta Mrs, millinery.
Fuller & Nichols, live stock.
Furman Orrin, propr Rockwell House. Geisen Peter, furniture and undertaker. Gewecke Henry, shoemaker.
Gosch Bros & Co, planing mill.
L. Everingham & Co.,
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Greisel Henry C, furniture. Griffin & Son, lawyers.
Gutschow Frederick, shoemaker.
Haas & Schultz, general store.
Hack's Exchange Hotel, Mrs Angeline Hack, propr. Hack Joseph, wagonmaker.
Hack & Rockwell, grocers.
Hayward Warren H, photographer.
Heintz George Rev, (Lutheran).
Heiser Peter M, Saloon and Propr Farmers' Hotel. An Excellent Feed Stable in Connection with the Hotel. Higgins John, physician.
Hilbrich Frank, saloon.
Hildebrandt August, merchant tailor.
Hoereth Conrad, harnessmaker.
Hoereth Nicholas, harnessmaker.
Holton Janna S, real estate.
Holton W B & Co, agricultural implements. Horine William T, lawyer.
Horn Joseph, merchant tailor.
Houk Jacob, boots and shoes.
Jones B F & Co, hay and grain.
Kaiser Peter, saloon.
Keller Bros, dry goods.
Kenney John, painter.
Kester Hattie Mrs, artist.
Kester Josiah H, physician.
Kopelke John, Lawyer, Master Com- missioner of Lake Circuit Court.
Kramer Matthew J, cabinetmaker. Krimbill William, general store. Lake County Star, (weekly), John J Wheeler, publisher. Lathrop Charles, live stock. Laws Edward D, saloon.
Laws John & Son, flour and feed.
Lehmann Jacob, publisher Freie Presse. Lightcap Augustus G, propr Depot Hotel. Longnecker David, grocer.
McCummings Jennie Mrs, millinery.
McDonald Donald, lawyer.
Mangold J, carpenter. Meeker Hiram H, crockery, etc.
Millikan John, publisher Register.
Morton Charles N, lawyer. Muller Mathias, saloon and hotel.
Muzzall Thomas A, coal and wood. Nassau Hugo, blacksmith. Pearson Esther A Mrs, dressmaker.
Peterson John B, lawyer. Pettibone Henry, coroner. Pettibone H & Son, physicians.
Pinney Herman F, grocer. Probst Jacob, painter. Quackenbush Darius T, dentist. Quackenbush Emma Mrs, dressmaker. Raasch Paul E, livery stable. Reading Byron E, insurance.
Reich Christoph, general store. Rockwell House, Orrin Furman, propr. Rockwell & Hack, hardware.
Saase Henry jr, agricultural implements.
Sauerman Andrew A, insurance agt. Scheddell William A, druggist. Schlemmer John, general store. Schroeder Charles, blacksmith.
Schultz Bros, hay.
Scoates & Coffin, meat market.
Sherman Abel, gunsmith.
Shinabarger William H H, veterinary sur- geon. Shoulters Harvey J, sewing machines.
Simon Fred, meat market.
Smith Benjamin, carpenter.
Spaulding C S Rev, (Free Methodist).
Stafford J T Rev, (Methodist).
Swartz Henry P, druggist.
Turner David, real estate.
Tuttle Marion F, painter.
Vanwinkle Sylveus P, agricultural imple- ments.
Volk George, barber.
Weis Christian A, stoves and tinware.
Weis Daniel, wagonmaker.
Weis Jacob A, hotel and blacksmith.
Wells & Judson, livery stable.
Wheeler John J, publisher Lake County Star.
Wheeler Oliver G, hardware.
Wilmarth Thomas W, lumber.
Wise Henry, brickmaker.
Wood & Wood, lawyers.
Youche Julius W, lawyer.
Young Charles H, Lawyer and U S Claim Agt.
Young Martin, saloon.
Young Nicholas, wagonmaker.
Young Nicholas D, saloon.
Young William J, clothing.
CRUMS POINT. A station on the C. & G. T. R'y, in Warren township, St. Joseph county, 9 miles southwest of South Bend, the county seat and location of near- est bank. Population, 150. Shipments are lumber and grain. Land, improved, com- mands from $70 to $100 per acre. James A. Cole. postmaster.
Berger B F, blacksmith.
Cole Bros, saw mill.
Cole I R & Son, General Store and Grain. Grafford L A, shoemaker.
Hall H N, R R agt. Hay Noah, grocer and carpenter. Holler Christian, live stock.
McCombs Leslie, grocer.
Travis N A, general store.
CUBA. Also called Santa Fe, is a hamlet possessed of 100 population, located in Montgomery township, Owen county, Z miles north of Spencer, the county seat, shipping depot and location of nearest
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churches. H. Jones, postmaster.
Atley Joseph, shoemaker. Coble George, blacksmith. Corns Jefferson, blacksmith. Eads Ezekiel, chair manufacturer.
Jones H, General Store. Melick William, dry goods. Treadway A G, general store.
CULP. A cross-roads postoffice, lo- cated in Barkley township, Jaspar county, 10 miles north of Rensselaer, the county seat, and 6} west of Francesville, its ship- ping depot, on L., N. & C. R'y. It was formerly called Saltillo. John G. Culp, postmaster. Alter Bros, flour mill. Culp J T, live stock. Hains R B, live stock. Houser G W, live stock. Nolan William N, live stock.
Randle J T, live stock. Randle Robert B, live stock. Randle Thomas, live stock.
CULVER'S STATION. Is lo- cated in Wea township, Tippecanoe county, on C., I., St. L. & C. R. R., 8 miles southeast of Lafayette, the county seat and banking town. Population, 30. Grain and live stock are shipped. William Rush, post- master. Cook T A, blacksmith.
Culver M C, grain and R R agt.
Kirkpatrick G W, physician. Rush William, General Store.
CUMBACK. Established as a post- office in 1880, is the location of 100 persons, in Veale township, Daviess county, 8 miles south of Washington, the county seat, place of shipment and nearest bank. Isaac Purcell, postmaster. Jones W S Rev, (Baptist). Parks J F, physician.
Purcell & Co, General Store. Ward F T Rev, (Baptist).
CUMBERLAND. Is a station on the P., C. & St. L. R'y, located in Warren township, Marion county, 10 miles east of Indianapolis. The village has 300 inhab- itants and supports 1 Baptist church. Grain and pork are the exports. Adams Ex. W. U. Tel. Ed Bonge, postmaster. Bonge E, General Store. Bonge & Strubbe, saw mill. Coleman H, meat market. Collins W F, physician. Darrach G M, physician. Ebaugh J R, saloon and grocer. Foley J E, R R and ex agt.
Gale Charles, flour mill. Godfrey J D, physician.
Griffin Samuel, Lawyer.
Hanlein J J, blacksmith.
Heinrich Charles, general store.
Lancaster H, blacksmith.
Little E, hotel.
McConnell John, justice of the peace.
McConnell J, general store.
Redmeier C, carpenter.
Roland L, saloon and hotel. Shepard A, blacksmith.
Witte F, Planing Mill.
Wolf F, meat market. Wolf W, hotel.
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CURRYVILLE. Numbering 100 inhabitants, is a station on the T., D. & B. R. R., located in Lancaster township, Wells county, 7 miles northeast of Bluffton, the county seat and location of nearest bank. Lumber is the chief article of export. U. S. Ex. D. J. Cump, postmaster. Cummins & Kellogg, saw mill.
Cump D J, General Store. Pearce George, saloon. Pearce R E, general store.
Stewart W H, saw mill.
CURTISVILLE. Was settled in 1856. It is a village and station on the P., C. & St. L. R'y, in Madison township, Tip- ton county, 10 miles northeast of Tipton court house. The place contains 125 in- habitants, and exports live stock, grain and lumber. Adams Ex. Lee Goodwin, postmaster. Boyden W W, general store. Colvin L B, blacksmith.
Goodwin Lee, General Store, R R and ex agt, and township trustee.
Goodwin & Colvin, saw mill and heading factory. Havens J A Rev, (Baptist). Jessup John T, physician. Lee C, general store. Lee John, hotel.
Walker W F, justice of the peace.
CURVETON. Has a population of 65, in Jefferson township, Cass county, and is situated 7 miles west of Logansport, the county seat and banking town. The vil- lage is on the Wabash river and P., C. & St. L. R'y, and ships grain, flour and lum- ber. One Presbyterian Church is sustained. John L. Herand, postmaster. Briscoe Dr, physician. Coble & Son, flour and saw mill. Gordon James, general store and saw mill. Herand John L, Veterinary Sur- geon and Justice. Kendrick James, general store.
O. S. GILLETTE,
MANUFACTURER OF WAGON AND CARRIAGE MATERIAL.
Nos. 28 and 30 East Georgia Street, INDIANAPOLIS, - - IND. (Fenders and Raves.
SLEIGH AND BOB RUNNERS, See adv., page 6.
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CARLON & HOLLENBECK, Printers, Binders and Blank Book Makers, S. E. Cor. Circle and Meridian Sts .. Indianapolis.
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Kinney J, blacksmith. Nethercutt George, wagonmaker. Read John, flour mill. Ringer J, flour mill.
CUSTER. A recently established post office located in DeKalb county, 9 miles from Corunna, its shipping point, on the L. S. & M. S. R'y, and 15 from Auburn, the county seat. Population, 40. Samuel Blair, postmaster and general store.
CUTLER. This is an enterprising village of 150 inhabitants, located in Dem- ocrat township, Carroll county, on L. Div. T., H. & I. R'y, 13 miles south- east of Delphi court house. Nearest bank at Frankfort, 13 miles south. Grain, hogs, and lumber are shipped. Am. Ex. A. Q. McKinney, postmaster. Allen D F & Bro, grain. Beck G M, R R and ex agt.
Bonebrake & Radcliff, Saw Mill. Bowens A, saloon. Herron R D, physician.
Hinkle & Greathouse, agricultural imple- ments. Hostler Daniel, hotel and justice. Howe T A, general store. Koup William, undertaker. McDonald John, wagonmaker. McInery M M, general store.
Mckinney & Bro, Druggists and Grocers. Pittman Francis M, barber. Sellers William, lumber. Smith U, blacksmith. Trobaugh W A, physician.
CYNTHIANA. A very progressive village of 450 inhabitants, located on Owensville Br. E. & T. H. R. R., in Smith township, Posey county, 24 miles northeast of Mt. Vernon court house. Nearest bank at New Harmony, distant 13 miles. It contains Baptist, Methodist and Christian churches, and has made improvements within the last 2 years amounting to over $30,000. Grain, pork and produce are largely exported. Adams Ex. W. U. Tel. . G. W. Fisher, postmaster.
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