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Lacer Thomas W, Grain Cradle Manufacturer.
Seifus William, hotel.
White William S, general store.
DE KALB. Postoffice name for St. Johns Station, located on the Ft. W. & J. R. R., in Butler township DeKalb county, 5 miles southwest of Auburn, the county seat and banking town. Population, 50. James Quince, postmaster.
Harvey John, justice of the peace. Haynes A B, blacksmith. Ketchum William, shoemaker.
THOS. H. CLAPP, OPTICIAN AND WATCHMAKER, 98 North Pennsylvania Street, New-Denison Hotel Block, Indianapolis, Ind. I make a specialty of WATCHES AND OPTICAL GOODS, and have a full line. Having over thirty years experience, can assure satisfactory results in adjustment and repairs.
Home Life Ins. Co. With $5,000,000 of Assets, has not one dollar of interest due and uncollected. For agencies Direct with Comp'ny, Apply to E. H. KELLOGG, Sup't., Chicago, III.
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Quince James, General Store. Roether D B, physician. Thayer Dr, physician,
Wyant J P, wagonmaker.
DELANEYS CREEK. Settled in 1850, is the location of 50 persons, in Mon- roe township, Washington county, 13 miles north of Salem, the county seat, banking town and nearest rail approach. One Methodist church is sustained. Lumber, grain, live stock and produce are marketed. E. H. Peugh, postmaster.
Branock B B, physician.
Peugh & Bro, Distillers, Flour and Saw Mill.
DELAWARE. Is 3 miles from sta- tion of same name, on O. & M. R'y, and is located in Delaware township, Ripley county, 9 miles north of Versailles court house. Population, 25. Nearest bank at Greensburgh. Produce is marketed. Fred- erick Schutter, postmaster.
Behlmer John H, wagonmaker.
Buecker William, blacksmith.
SchutterFrederick, General Store.
Yorden W, R R and ex agt.
DELECTABLE HILL. Some- times called Algiers City, contains 50 in- habitants, in Jefferson township, Pike county, 6 miles east of Petersburgh court house. Washington, 12 miles north, on the O. & M. R'y., is the location of nearest bank and railroad station. J. M. DeBru- ler, postmaster.
Bradfield William, general store. Chappell S W, general store.
DeBruler J M, Postmaster.
Green G W, blacksmith.
Harris J F, physician.
Harris R W, physician.
Jackson Joseph, justice of the peace.
McCain Henry, blacksmith.
Radcliff B, General Store. Reid H W, physician.
DELPHI. The seat of justice for Carroll county, is an important incorpo- rated city of 3,000 inhabitants, pleasantly located on Deer creek at its confluence with the Wabash river, 17 miles northeast of Lafayette, 64 northwest of Indianapolis, and 20 southwest of Logansport. It is traversed by the W., St. L. & P. and Air Line Div. L., N. A. & C. Ry's., and is sur- rounded by one of the finest farming dis- tricts in the State. Delphi, for its size, is probably the wealthiest city in Indiana. It has wide, clean streets, good county build- ings, exceptionally fine business blocks and
residences, a good volunteer fire department, several churches, excellent schools, 3 hotels, 2 opera houses, 2 banks, and 2 weekly news- papers - Times and Journal. Prominent among its manufactories are several lime kilns, a foundry, 3 flour mills, wagon mate- rial and hub factory, 2 planing mills, cooper shop, furniture factory, and a stave factory. It has Am., L, N. A. & C. and Pacific Ex., and W. U. Telegraph offices. James M. Watts, postmaster.
American Express Company, J W Griffith, agt.
Angell Charles E, physician.
Applegate & Pollard, lawyers.
Armitage George, carriagemaker.
Armitage & Wheeler, blacksmiths.
Bachman & Meyer, barbers.
Barley & Ballard, Architects and Builders, Washington.
Barnes Edward M, books.
Barnes J H & Bro, dry goods.
Barnett & Mohr, stoves and agricultural implements.
Beck E W H, physician.
Beck Larrey G, lawyer.
Best George H C, merchant tailor.
Blanchard James R, physician.
Blythe James, furniture.
Bootroyd Alfred, marble works.
Bowen A H & A T, bankers.
Bowen Bros, grocers.
Bowen Nathaniel W, flour mill.
Bowles & Wasson, general store.
Boyd & Howe, lawyers.
Bragunier & Cox, undertakers.
Brown Edward, clothing.
Bunnell D J, saloon and restaurant.
Burk Henry, shoemaker.
Burr John & Son, boots and shoes.
Carll John M, saloon.
Carll's Opera House, Main.
Carll & Co, clothing.
Cartright & Co, grocers.
Citizens' Bank; capital, $150,000; E W
Hubbard, prest; W W Hubbard, cashr. Conklin Benjamin F, painter.
Cory Noah, insurance agt.
Coster, Madara & Co, cigar manufacturers. Crampton Adelbert B, propr Delphi Times. Crockett Renwick W, agt W St L & P R'y Company.
Culler & Taylor, painters.
Delphi Journal, James B Scott, Propr.
Delphi Lime Company, John A Cartright, manager.
Delphi Times, A B Crampton, publisher.
Dillinger William, cigars and tobacco. Dimmick Peter, boots and shoes.
Dittmer Frederick, boots and shoes.
Dixon William H, boots and shoes. Dugan J P, grain.
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HICKORY, OAK AND ASH LOGS AND LUMBER delivered on line of any Railroad, by O. S. GILLETTE, WGMANUFACTURER OF CARRIAGE AND WAGON MATERIAL, BOL 28 and 30 East Georgia St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND. See adv., page 6.
BINDERS,
CARLON & HOLLENBECK, CZPRINTERS AND BINDERS, S. E. Corner Circle and Meridian Streets, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Dunkle Harrison, county auditor. Edmonds Matthew W, druggist.
Eldridge A M, grocer. Embree Elihu W, carriage · manufacturer.
Ennis John W, photographer.
Fawcett John W, lawyer.
Finley James R, blacksmith.
Finney Peter, blacksmith.
Fisher & Hare, wagon manufacturers.
Florence A F & W I, lawyers.
Frank Herman, clothing.
Frisbee House, Mrs M N Frisbee & Son, proprs, corner Union and Franklin. (See adv.)
Frisbee M N & Son, Proprs Frisbee House, corner Union and Franklin. (See adv.)
Givens James F & Son, blacksmiths.
Gleason & Donlin, meat market.
Gosnell P H, meat market.
Graham Sarah J Mrs, milliner.
Gray & Lytle, stoves and tinware.
Gresham Bros, livery.
Griffith Isaac D, livery.
Gros Lewis, dry goods.
Gros William, jeweler. Gustavel Louis, harness.
Haisley M E Mrs, milliner.
Hamsher F M, dentist. Hamling Paul, saloon. Harley Bros & Co, lime kiln. Harley & Carll, grocers.
Haugh W & Co, grocers.
Heiland Samuel U, city treasurer.
Hench Frank P, Prosecuting Attor- ney, corner Main and Washington. Hiestand Elias, county recorder. Higginbotham Richard L, jeweler. Hodge Lafayette L, groceries and hardware. Hoilman John A, grocer. Holt & Sterling, dry goods and carpets.
Honan James, sewing machines.
Jenkins E & Co, flour mills. Jordan Lewis, dentist.
Cane J B, lawyer.
Kelley Patrick, saloon.
Kellogg & Bradshaw, jewelers. Kennard Isaac R, county treasurer. Kent E & Co, dry goods.
Kerlin Hiram, Sheriff, Court House. Kerlin & Haugh, Live Stock, Court. House.
Kilgore James W, machinist.
Kissling Henry, meat mearket.
Knight Corbly M, Propr Knight. House, cor Franklin and Washington.
Knight House, C M Knight, Propr., cor Franklin and Washington.
Lapple & Herr, saloon.
Lassell & Dosch, agricultural implements. Lathrope John jr, baker and confectioner.
Lathrope & Ruffings, Owners and Props Opera House; Seating Capacity, 500; Stage and Scenery New and Good, 66 Washington.
Lenon John, grain.
Leonard David, justice of the peace and agt, Pacific and L, N A & C R'y Co's ex. Leonard Michael, furniture.
Lunney James, Manufacturer of Staves, Heading and Barrels.
Lyon Charles B, hardware.
Lyons Bartley, saloon.
Lytle Manufacturing Com-
pany, Manufacturers of Hubs, Spokes, and Wagon Materials; also, Sole Manu- facturers Finley Patent Safety Neck Yokes and Swingle Trees; near Wabash Depot.
Lytle & Wells, druggists.
McClure C A & Co, lumber and planing mill.
McGlennan Bros, bakery.
McIntosh Samuel D, harness.
Martin Robert M, painter.
Martin S Mrs, milliner,
Meighan John F, County Surveyor and Civil Engineer; Court House. Miller James M, sewing machines. Montman & Ewald, flour mill. Moore Lewis, planing mill.
Murphy M J Mrs, milliner.
The New Frisbee House,
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DELPHI, IND.
A new house, newly furnished and delightfully located. Emphatically the Traveling Man's Home. Commodious Sample Rooms. First-class Livery in connection with the House.
MRS. M. M. FRISBEE & SON.
New York Life Ins. Co. Was the first to issue Non-Forfeitable Policies. No suicidal clause or objectionable restrictions in its policies. J. W. Dean, Gen'l Ag't, INDIANAPOLIS.
Bread and Crackers of the Best Quality, [ 14 East South Street, AT BRYCE'S BAKERY, INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
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Murphy & Watts, druggists. Nace Frank, saloon.
Nelson & Odell, Lawyers, cor Main and Washington. Neuer William H, meat market.
Noland Stacy C, physician.
Occidental Hotel, John H Sweg- man, Propr; Tony Swegman, Clerk ; Washington.
Odell John C, Real Estate, cor Main and Washington. Pacific Express, David Leonard, agt.
Pigman George W, county clerk.
Pollard & Hench, Lawyers, cor Main and Washington.
Ray, Rice & Stewart, Hardware,
Agricultural Implements, and Field and Garden Seeds; Main, opp Court House. Rinehart William A, grain. Robinson & Robinson, physicians.
Rosenthal & Bro, clothing.
Ryan J & Co, saloon.
Schermerhorn Bernard F, Ab-
stracts of Title, Lawyer, Real Estate, Loan, and Fire Insurance Agt and No- tary Public ; 1 Odd Fellows' Building. Schwartz & Lorber, fancy goods.
Scott Charles M, hats and caps.
Scott James B, Propr Delphi Jour- nal. Shultz & Shultz, physicians.
Simmons, Aleshire & Co, railroad con- tractors.
Sims Joseph A, lawyer. Sims & Sims, lawyers.
Smith Lack, sec and treas I, L & C Ry. Smith & Canine, lawyers. Sonfield John H & Co, cigars and tobacco. Startzman Nathaniel, manufacturer car- riages. Steele James, city marshal. Steele Thomas J, lawyer.
Swegman John H, Propr Occi- dental Hotel, Washington.
Sweigert John, marble works.
Todd William E, physician.
Walker Edward, physician and mayor.
Wallace George, barber.
Watts James M, postmaster.
Western Union Telegraph Company, George M Taylor, agt.
Wolever Andrew W, photographer.
DELT.A. Is a rural postoffice, lo- cated in Liberty township, Parke county, county, 11 miles northwest of Rockville court house, and 7 north of Montezuma, its shipping station ou St, L. Div. I., B. & W. R'y. Thomas K. Harvey, postmaster.
DEMING. Situated 5 miles west of Cicero, its shipping depot, on I., P. & C. Div. W., St. L. & P. R'y, contains 125 in-
habitants, Friends and Methodist churches. It is in Jackson township, Hamilton coun- ty, 8 miles northwest of Noblesville, the county seat and banking town. Benjamin F. Holliday, postmaster.
Baker Thomas, carpenter. Bartholomew W H, shoemaker.
Clifford L O, ex agt. Craft E F, physician.
Hall Richard, stave manufacturer.
Haworth William, plasterer.
Hiatte E C, blacksmith.
Holliday B F, General Store. Kidwell William, plasterer. Moore John, carpenter.
Perry W A, blacksmith.
Pettijohn O B, Physician.
DENMARK. A rural postoffice sit- uated in Marion township, Owen county, 18 miles west of Spencer, the county seat. Clay City, 5 miles west on T., H. & S. E. R'y, is the shipping depot. William Her- stine, postmaster and general store.
DENVER. Is a prosperous village of 700 inhabitants, located on Eel river, at crossing of Eel river and I., P. & C. Divs. of the W., St. L. & P. R'y, in Jefferson township, Miami county, 8 miles north of Peru, the county seat and banking town. It contains a Methodist church, one graded school, and exports live stock, grain, lum- ber and produce. Ex., U. S. and Pacific. W. W. Petrow, postmaster.
Allen L J, grocer.
Babbert Michael, cigar manufacturer. Barns T C, machines.
Bennett James H, tailor.
Calkins Edward, justice.
Cannon G W, R R agt.
Central House, L A Metzger, propr.
Cloud J, flour mill.
Cooper Isaiah A, Physician and Drugs, w s Main.
Deaderick, Gause & Co, saw mill.
Denver Hotel, J F Wagoner, propr.
Fetrow W W, Drugs and Ex Agt.
Fortney Amos, blacksmith.
Grimes & Son, grain dealers.
Harter & Son, grocers.
Johns J H, livery.
Kessler Bros, saw mill. La Due J, physician.
Moloney Genio G, barber.
Noftzger Charles, hardware.
Ogden Franklin, saloon.
Olds Richard, harness.
Piper & McGinley, general store.
Ritzius J H, cabinet manufacturer. Robins J Q A, physician.
Shoemaker J C, restaurant.
W. H. CORBALEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. (48 Vance Block), Collects Original Pensions, Increase Pensions, Pay, Bounty, Land Warrants, Horse Claims, etc. Special attention given to Rejected Claims. Special arrangements made with Claim Agents going out of the business, or Attorneys sending me business.
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LAGER BEER, ALE and PORTER. In Casks and Bottles. Chicago Office, corner Market and Randolph Streets. T. D. STUVER, Sole Agent. See Advertisement page 351.
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Trout & Hutchinson, General Store. Woolley J N, wagonmaker. Wright Richard, meat market.
DEPUTY. With a population of 300, is a pleasant village, located on L. Br. O. & M. R'y, in Graham township, Jeffer- son county, 18 miles northwest of Madison, the county seat and banking town. Live stock and grain are the exports. Ex., O. & M. F. M. Tobias, postmaster. Barker David, shoemaker. Blake A W, justice of the peace.
Brady S, blacksmith.
Calloway & Bro, General Store. Dixon L C, physician. Gaddy O & Co, druggists. Nay & Co, general store. Riley J W, saw and flour mill. Shrewsburg John, hotel. Stout W B, hotel.
Tobias F M, Live Stock. Weeks Samuel, general store. Weeks W H, general store. Whitsett W T, livery.
DERBEY. A landing on the Ohio river, situated in Union township, Perry county, 18 miles northeast of Cannelton court house. The village contains 150 in- habitants, who support a Catholic church and district school. Ex., Adams. H. C. Hargis, postmaster. Badger S N, Saw Mill and lumber. Bennett James B, physician. Davis John W, blacksmith. Davis & Badger, saloon. Elder B L, saloon. Elsby Samuel J, general store. Ford & Ronesey, blacksmiths.
' Hamilton Thomas, shoemaker. Hargis H C, General Store. Mitchell Solomon A, general store. Mitchell W H, blacksmith. Mogan M, township trustee. Yates D A, carpenter. Yates Joseph, hotel.
DERN. Was established as a pestof- fice in 1881. It is situated in Round Grove township, White county, 22 miles southwest of Monticello court house, and 9 west of Brookston, on L., N. A. & C. R'y., the near- east rail approach. Nearest bank is at Lafayette, 15 miles southeast. Population, 20. Grain and live stock are the ship- ments. A. J. Dern, postmaster. Baker George F, live stock. Bell J S Rev, (Baptist). Briggs J J, news dealer. Bush P L, justice of the peace. Davis N W, broom manufacturer.
Dern A J, Physician and Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Drugs, etc.
Headley Charles Rev, (Baptist).
Headley George M, sorghum manufacturer. Kolb Richard, live stock.
Rowe J H, live stock.
Rowe T H, live stock.
Scott E H, live stock.
Tolley Mary Mrs, milliner.
Wessfall Charles N, live stock.
DE SOTO. Formerly known as Wood- lawn, was established as a postoffice in 1882, and is located on the L., E. & W. R'y, in Delaware township and county, 6 miles from Muncie, the county seat and location of nearest bank. Population, 40. Lum- ber is shipped. Thomas M. Goff, post- master.
Bailey John, saw mill.
Cunningham W W, saw mill.
Goff Thomas M, General Store.
DEXTER. Is on the Ohio river in Union township, Perry county, 20 miles northeast of Cannelton court house. Rono, a landing on the river, distant 3 miles, is the place of shipment. Population, 20. Louis E. Fournier, postmaster.
Fournier Louis E, General Store. Smith David, blacksmith.
DICE. Is strictly a farmers' postoffice, with no village population, located in New- ton county, 24 miles north of Kentland® court house. St. Anne, Ill., distant 12 miles on the C. & E. I. and C., I., St. L. & C. R. R.'s, is the nearest rail approach. Semi-weekly stage to St. Anne, Ill. John M. Harlan, postmaster.
DILLMAN. With 40 inhabitants, is an unimportant country postoffice, locat- ed in Jackson township, Wells county, 20 miles southwest of Bluffton court house. Keystone, 7 miles east on the Ft. W., C. & L. R. R., is the usual place of shipment. H. C. Thompson, postmaster.
Dillman Sidney M, blacksmith.
Good John A, justice of the peace. Griffin William, cooper. Johnson Elbert, physician.
Templeton H C, General Store.
DILESBOROUGH. Settled in 1830, is a prosperous village of 500 inhab- itants, located on O. & M. R'y., in Clay township, Dearborn county, 14 miles south- west of Lawrenceburgh, the county seat. Aurora, distant 10 miles, is the location of nearest bank. Methodist and Lutheran churches are sustained and produce shipped.
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Daily stage to Farmers' Retreat and Friend- ship. Ex., O. & M, Tel., W. U. William Rowland, postmaster. Calvert J M, jeweler.
Ginter Frederick, shoemaker.
Hartley J L, General Store.
Hubbard G M, druggist.
Kamping H, merchant tailor.
Lathrop W R Rev, (Methodist). Lord T J, physician.
Milford O P M, blacksmith.
Neasta A H, shoemaker. Oetjan John Rev, (Methodist).
Perlee D, blacksmith.
Perlee William, wagonmaker.
Pohle William, blacksmith.
Roberts L, tinner.
Roberts & Suits, flour mill.
Rowland William, Druggist. «
Rudisill S, harnessmaker. Sale F H, physician.
Sale J H, physician.
Scudder Thomas, undertaker.
Stevenson F M, R R and ex agt.
Stewer William, notions.
Teke W E, saloon. Tellas John, livery.
Tholke Frederick, general store. Tholke Henry, wagonmaker. Vandolat J Č & Co, general store. Veit L, hotel. Weaver S M, physician.
Withrow W W, General Store. Ziegenbine Christ, general store.
DITNEY. Campbell township War- rick county, with 36 inhabitants, is located 10 miles northwest of Boonville, the county seat and banking town and place of ship- ment. Careleton Ketcham, postmaster. Ketcham Carleton, wagonmaker. Ketcham Sanford, blacksmith. Lynn G, general store.
Miller P H, justice of the peace.
DITNEY HILL. With 75 inhabit- ants, is a hamlet located in Hall township, Dubois county, 13 miles east of Jasper court house, the place of shipment and near- est bank location. Wheat, oats and tobacco are marketed. Daily stage to Jasper. Charles Holzlog, postmaster.
Atkins Martin F, General Store. Cline John Rev, (United Brethren). Dotsin William, blacksmith. Harmon Isaac, blacksmith.
Holzlog Charles, Farmer. Jacobs Wesley, blacksmith. King Alexander Rev, (Baptist). Kunklen & Co, saw mill. Nelson David, cooper. Pruett Joshua, shoemaker. Roach Napoleon, cooper.
Roberts George W, blacksmith. Shultz Leopold, General Store. Smith Isam, justice of the peace.
DIXON. A hamlet of 60 inhabitants, located on the I. & V. R'y., in Fairplay township, Greene county, 712 miles north- west of Bloomfield court house. Nearest. bank at Worthington. Mary J. Dixon,. postmaster. Dixon Charles, blacksmith.
Dixon Mary J, Postmaster. Shelburn James & Son, live stock.
DONALDSON. Settled in 1870, is. a station and postoffice on P., Ft. W. &. C. R'y., located in West township, Marshall. county, 7 miles northwest of Plymouth, the county seat and banking town. Popula- tion, 63. Adams Ex. Henry Neff, post -- master. Learnan John, saw mill.
May L B, justice and insurance agt. Molock John, saw mill and thresher. Neff Henry, General Store. Neff S N, general store.
Rickey S R, physician. Smith Samuel, stonemason and plasterer.
DON JUAN. Is a hamlet of 60 popu -- lation, located in Anderson township, Perry county, 10 miles north of Cannelton court house, Tell City, 8 miles south, on the Ohio river, is its shipping point. Solo- mon Pekinpaugh, postmaster.
Dodson George W, General Store: and Justice and Blacksmith. Hipsh George, blacksmith. Hix John L, general store. Hix William R, physician. Hagerdorn John, blacksmith.
Pekinpaugh Solomon, Farmer ..
DOOLITTLE'S MILLS. Con- tains 60 inhabitants, in oil township, Perry county, and is located 30 miles north of Cannelton court house. Leavenworth, 17 miles southeast, on the Ohio river, is the most accessible shipping point. One Uni- ted Brethren church is sustained. P. L. Doolittle, postmaster. Brown G W L, physician. Burr Calvin H, carpenter.
Doolittle P L, Postmaster.
Doolittle & Doolittle, general store and flour mill. Farry J, blacksmith. Felkner George, justice of the peace. McMahal L, wagonmaker. Pavy James, general store. Winklepleck J N Rev, (United Brethren).
James B. Lizius & Co. SOLICITORS OF AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS, 1872 Bates Block, opp. P. O., Indianapolis, ind.
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DOOR VILLAGE. A rural post- office in Scipio township, La Porte county, 4 miles south of La Porte, the county seat and shipping depot. A district school, Methodist and Baptist churches will be found in the vicinity. Mail received daily. J. B. Higgins, postmaster.
Higgins J B, Justice of the Peace. Peterson Charles, shoemaker.
Peterson Gustave, blacksmith.
DORA. Is situated on the Salamonie river, in LaGro township, Wabash county, 9 miles southwest of Wabash, the county seat and banking town. LaGro, 5 miles northwest, on the W., St. L. & P R'y., is place of shipment. Methodist, Christian and Dunkard churches are sustained. Pop- ulation, 100. Thomas Gibb, postmaster. Brown J W, physician. Duncan & Smith, meat market. Duzan P E, general store.
Fall Jacob L, general store.
Gibbs Thomas, Postmaster.
Harrell Jesse, boots and shoes. Hicks Edwin, carraige painter. Kautz John, physician. Kesler & Hoch, saw and flour mill. King N, blacksmith.
Peffly Lydia & Sarah, carpet weavers. Teegarden Calvin, wagonmaker.
DOVER. Boone county. (See Carson.)
DOVER. Dearborn county. (See Kelso.)
DOVER HILL.' Settled in 1832, is a village located in Centre township, Mar- tin county, 4 miles north of West Shoals court house. Shoals, 4 miles south on the O. & M. R'y, is the shipping point and banking town. With a population of 300 the place supports Christian, Methodist, Reformed, and Baptist churches. Daily stage to Indian Springs ; fare, 75 cents ; and Shoals ; fare, 25 cents. Nathan P. Calvin, postmaster.
Calvin Nathan P, Justice of the ·Peace.
Hixson James, blacksmith. Hovis Elizabeth, general store. Luzadder George, general store. Marshall Wm, justice. Schooley John, blacksmith. Sims Jasper N, physician. Stephens Lewis, lawyer.
DOW. Also called Onward, is a station and postoffice on the P., C. & St. L. R'y, in Tipton township, Cass county, 10 miles east of Logansport, the county seat and location of nearest bank. Population, 60. Lumber
and grain are shipped. W. P. Simes, post- master.
Bennett W H, saw mill.
Little T, saw mill.
Picket J J, physician and druggist.
Simes W P, General Store and Saw Mill.
Smith Daniel A, tile manufacturer. Snyder David, saw mill.
Younglove S P, tile manufacturer.
DOWNEYVILLE. Is situated on Little Flat Rock creek, in Adams town- ship, Decatur county, 8 miles northwest of Greensburgh, the county seat and banking town. Adams, distant 3 miles, on the C., I., St. L. & C. R'y, is the place of shipment. Population, 50. Amos F. Downey, post- master.
Downey Amos F, Grocer. Kelley R M & Co, flour and saw mill. Leffler E S, carpenter. Parker J W, physician.
DOWN HILL. Is a country postof- fice located on the L. E. & St. L. R. R., in Johnson township, Crawford county, 19 miles northeast of Leavenworth court house. The place was formerly called Boston. Thomas Gilmore, postmaster. Courtney Thomas, physician.
Crecetius J E, lawyer. Gilmore Thomas, Postmaster. Newton & Avery, saw mill.
DRAPER. Is a recently established country postoffice, located in Jackson town- ship, Miami county, 12 miles southeast of Peru court house. Amboy, distant 4 miles on the P., C. & St. L. R'y, is the nearest rail approach. Stage route to Amboy and Wabash. Hugh Fulton, postmaster and grocer.
DRESDEN. A station on the B. S. O. & B. R'y, with a population of 50, in Jackson township, Greene county, 12 miles southeast of Bloomfiefd court house. Churches-Methodist and Christian. Ex- ports, wheat, tobacco, hogs and cattle. Mail daily. George J. Jackson, postmaster. Ashcraft Joseph, live stock.
Edington Elijah, lawyer.
Gastineau George, live stock.
Jackson George J, Justice and R R Agt.
Merritt William, cooper.
Miller John & Co, coal miners. Neal John D, blacksmith. O'Bannon George H, general store.
Records James M, tobacco manufacturer.
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WIEGEL & RUEHL, 188 South Meridian St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND
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UNION OYSTER CO. Largest Oyster House in the World; Capital Unlimited. OF BALTIMORE, MD. Branch, 40 N. Illinois St., Indianapolis, Ind.
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INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER DUB
DREWERSBURGH. With a pop- ulation of 100, is a hamlet located in White- watertownship, Franklin county, 15 miles southeast of Brookville, the county seat and banking town. Harrison, O., 7 miles south on the W. W. V. R. R. is the nearest rail approach. Grain and live stock are
marketed. William A. Heap, postmaster. Brohhite Francis, meat market.
Burtonsaw J F, physician.
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