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Post Arthur H, wall paper, 124 Main. Powers Mary A Mrs, laundry, 17 Jackson. Poyneer David H, physician, 148 Main. Primley Frank M, hardware, Main.
Primley Jonathan P, druggist, Main nr depot.
Reed J L & Son, carriagemakers, Jackson. Reynolds John M, confectioner, cor Main and Jackson.
Richley John A, gents' furnishings, 77 Main.
Rittel Philip, meats, 196 Main.
Robb Joseph W, shoemaker, 204 Main.
Roberts & Tracy, general store, 142 Main, and feed, 165 Main. Robinson R D Rev, (Methodist).
Rogers George R, saloon, 70 Main.
Rogers John, Gunsmith, 2 Pigeon. (See adv). Rohrig Frank, shoemaker, 129 Main.
Rolling Jonathan, laundry, Main.
Rush Jesse, wagonmaker, cor Main and Jefferson.
Rutter Mary A Mrs, dressmaker, 140 Main. St Charles Hotel, cor Main and State.
St Joseph Valley Bank; capital, $25,000 ; A M Tucker, prest ; W H Knickerbocker, cashr, 92 Main.
Sage M'G & N, flour mill, E Jackson.
Sargent Alfred T, shoemaker, 68 Main.
Scofield Lawrence H, painter, 149 Main.
Secord Norman A, Propr Temper- ance House, S Main.
Seely Edwin, confectioner, 31 Jackson.
Sell Frank, jeweler, 104 Main.
Shackman Joseph, clothing, 116 Main.
Shaffer Charles S, meats, 212 S Main. Shaffer Lewis F, barber, 96 Main.
Shaw Frederic G Baker and
Confectioner, 200 Main.
Sheldon Calvin, lime and plaster, Main. Short Samuel B, dentist, 194 Main.
Shuey Michael F, lawyer, 96 Main.
Shumard Sylvester W, general store, Har- rison.
Shumway George F, furniture, 188 Main. Sloat John A, harness, 154 Main.
Smalley Julia Mrs, dressmaker, 76 Main. Smith & Huggins, shoemakers, 94 Main. Solari Antonia, confectioner, 152 Main. Sones Wilson, junk dealer, 58 Main.
Spencer Lorina T Miss, dressmaker, 94 Main Sriver Della Miss, laundry, cor High and 2d.
State & Chamberlain, lawyers, 122 Main. Stealey & Smiley, grocers, 184 Main.
Steffey M N Rev, (German Evangelical).
Stephens Andrew, Furniture and
Undertaker, 119 Main. (See adv.) Stevenson Milton L, grocer, 83 Main. Stewart W S Rev, (Methodist).
Stinsson Swan, cabinetmaker, 20 Middle- bury.
Stoll John B, Publisher of the Daily and Weekly Monitor, and Book and Job Printer, 89 Main.
Stout Charles W, sewing machines, 117 Main. Strauss Benjamin, clothing, 102 Main. Straw Board Company.
Swanson Charles, grocer, 198 Main.
Swinehart Daniel, grocer, 69 Main.
Tavernier Martin, cooper, Franklin.
Temperance House, N A Secord. Propr, $1 Per Day, S Main.
Theis William H, saloon, 192 Main.
Thomas Warren H, physician.
Thompson Otis D, City Judge, 87 Main.
Thompson & Davenport, wind mill manu- facturers, 50 Main.
Thornton S & S, brickmakers.
Thorp Bros, barbers, 210 Main.
Thorp John, barber, 146 Main.
Throop Samuel B, agricultural implements, 40 Main. 1
Titus James W, grocer, 96 Main.
PATENTS.
CALL OR WRITE FOR INFORMATION. (See adv).
C. BRADFORD, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS, 16 and 18 Hubbard Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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For Corrugated and Crimped, Address W. G. HYNDMAN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Tompkins William A, milliner, 109 Main. Truby Michael, jeweler, Pigeon.
Tyler Josiah B, dining hall, depot.
Union News Company, E P Willard, supt, depot.
Upham Nelson, billiard hall, 5 Pigeon. Vanderlip Washington P, pianos and or- gans, 94 Main.
Vanfleet John M, lawyer, 74 Main.
Voisinet V & Co, flour mill, E Jackson.
Wales James Rev, (English Evangelical).
Walley Charles, furniture, 4 Pigeon.
Warner Byron W, harness, 113 Main.
Weaver Michael K, druggist, 97 Main.
Weaver & Byam, lawyers, 76 Main.
Weekly Monitor, J B Stoll, Pub- lisher, 89 Main.
Weiler John, saloon, 205 Main.
Weith Rudolph J, barber, 127 Main.
Wickwire W F, Propr Elkhart House, cor 2d and Jackson. (See adv.)
Wilder Josiah W, meats, 204 Main.
Willard Edward P, supt Union News Com- pany, depot.
Wells Asa F, photographer, 115 Main.
Welsh Charles, baker, 151 Main.
Wentworth & Babcock, grocers, cor Main and High.
Wertz and Morrow, painters, 124 Main.
Western Union Telegraph Company, Miss M A Fenton, agt, 65 Main.
Wolf John L, boots and shoes, 80 Main.
Wood Julius D, insurance agt, 114 Main.
Woolworth Benjamin, propr Central House, State.
Words of Cheer, 157 Main. Work Aaron, coal, 153 Main.
Work James A, physician, 140 Main.
Wright Henry C, Lumber Dealer, etc, E High. (See adv.)
Zabel John, saloon, 198 Main.
Zeltler Bros, Saloon, Groceries, Bak- ery, 28 Jackson, opp Postoffice.
Zimmer Zoran, cabinetmaker.
ELKINSVILLE. Has 30 inhabit- ants, in Johnson township, Brown county, and is located 10 miles south of Nashville court house. Bloomington, the banking town and nearest rail approach, is 20 miles northwest on the L., N. A. & C. R'y. Staves, spokes, hooppoles, bark, and wheat are shipped. Jesse P. Browning, postmaster. Browning Jesse P, General Store. Browning, Selser & Hall, Saw Mill. Headrick Joseph, flour mill. Leonard John H, physician. Phillippe John V, blacksmith.
ELLETTSVILLE. This is a growing village of 600 inhabitants, located in Richmond township, Monroe county, 7
miles north of Bloomington court house and 35 south of Greencastle. The most im- portant feature of this place is its immense supply of superior quality building stone, which is unexcelled by any in the state. The village contains Methodist, Presby- terian, Baptist and Christian churches, a graded school, 2 hotels, a private bank, weekly newspaper- News-1 spoke factory, 2 large stone quarries, 2 flour mills, 1 plan- ing mill, a saw mill, and 1 woolen mill. Stone, grain, produce and live stock are shipped. Ex., Am. and L., N. A. & C. Tel., W. U. Francis M. Stephenson, post- master.
Baxter John M. Rev, (Methodist).
Buchanan Columbus, agt L, NA & C R'y and Ex Company.
Copenhaver William H, blacksmith.
Cornwell Catharine Mrs, propr St Charles Hotel.
Draper William C, Hardware and Furniture Dealer and Lumber Manu- facturer.
Ellettsville News (weekly), Samuel E Har- ris, publisher.
Fields John, grocer.
Fletcher George, planing mill.
Harris Bros, general store.
Harris James F, druggist.
Harris Rice C, physician.
Harris Samuel B, flour and woolen mill.
Harris Samuel E, publisher News.
Harris William T, hardware, etc.
Harris & Pressley, milliners.
Hughs Hamilton S, shoemaker.
Hughs Stallard, agt Adams Ex Company.
Hughs & Whitted, druggists.
Jackson William H, flour mill.
Kriner Daniel S, Wagonmaker.
Krutsinger William H Rev, (Christian).
McNeely & Simpson, livery stable.
Matthews John & Sons, stone quarry.
May John A, barber.
Moore George B, general store.
Parks James M, grocery and justice.
Perry Bros, general store and stone quar- ries.
Provin Samuel, dry goods.
Prow Almira Mrs, millinery.
Raper John W, justice of the peace.
Ridgway & Montgomery, lumber dealers.
Robertson James T, general store.
St Charles Hotel, Mrs C Cornwell, propr.
Saunders J Wood Rev, (Baptist).
Sharp Frank M, saloon.
Shook Henry M, shoemaker.
Shook & Faulkner, blacksmiths. Sedwick John E, blacksmith.
Sedwick & Co, spoke manufacturers.
Stephenson Francis M, Grocer and Postmaster. Stimson Charles E, meat market.
James B. Lizius & Co.
SOLICITORS OF AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS, 1812 Bates Block, opp. P. O., Indianapolis, Ind.
E. C. ATKINS & CO. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Whitsell Matilda E Mrs, hotel. Whitted William L, physician. Worley Frank E, banker.
ELLSWORTH. Hall township, Dubois county, with 40 inhabitants, is lo- cated 15 miles east of Jasper, the county seat and place of shipment. In the vicini- ty can be found Methodist and Baptist churches. Produce and staves are the ex- ports. James M. Ellis, postmaster. Beaty James, flour mill.
Bender John, blacksmith.
Ellis James M, General Store. Ellis Levi K, lumber.
Hubbard & Co, stave manufacturers. Riley William K, gunsmith.
ELMAY. Is a postoffice located in a farm house in Liberty township, Grant county, 10 miles southwest of Marion court house, and 6 miles southwest of Jonesboro, on P., C. & St. L., and C., W. & M. R.'s. Joseph A. Prine, postmaster.
ELROD. A settlement of 150 persons, in Washington township, Ripley county, located 6 miles east of Versailles court house, and same distance south of Milan, its shipping depot, on the O. & M. R'y. Nearest bank at Aurora, 16 miles east. Live stock and grain are the exports. J. R. Elrod, postmaster.
Boldrey C E, physician. Burbage William, surveyor.
Elrod J F, wagonmaker and blacksmith. Elrod JR, General Store.
Givan S E, physician. Johnson R, general store. McCabe W W, justice of the peace.
Nighbert J, agricultural implements. Pendergast E, Saw Mill. Teny S, blacksmith.
ELVAN. Inhabited by 100 persons, is a hamlet located in Smith township, Greene county, 10 miles northwest of Bloomfield, the county seat, and 6 south- west of Worthington, its shipping depot and banking town, on the I. & V. R'v. Grain and live stock are marketed. W. G. Acton, postmaster.
Acton Bell Miss, dressmaker.
Acton W G, Druggist and Physician. Arney J W, carpet weaver and carpenter. Brown Harrison, lumber. Brown & Gastin, saw mill. Buskirk & Gastin, stave manufacturers. Davis William, mason. Mater Samuel Rev, (Methodist). Miller Adam, live stock. Reynolds James, live stock. Speaker James, blacksmith.
Speaker Mark, carpenter and wagonmaker. Stahl Adam, live stock.
ELWOOD. Established in 1852, was known as Quincy formerly, and became an incorporated town in 1875. It is located on Duck Creek, in Pike Creek township, Madi- son county, at crossing of L., E. & W. and P., C. & St. L. R'ys, 16 miles northwest of Anderson court house, and 50 northeast of Indianapolis. This town is rapidly improv- ing, both in commerce and manufacture, and contains excellent churches, a large graded school of 4 departments, a public hall, several fine business blocks, 2 hotels, 1 private bank, and a weekly newspaper- The Review. Its prominent manufactories include 3 saw mills, 1 stave factory, 1 flax mill, a cooper shop, 2 planing mills, a brick and tile yard and 1 flour mill. Tri- weekly stage to Independence and Rigdon. Staves, lumber, grain and live stock com- prise the principal shipments. Population 1,000. Ex., Adams and U. S. Tel., W. U. Frances M. Hunter, postmaster.
Adair John T, justice of the peace. Adair J T & Son, saw mill.
Anderson House, G W Kidwell, propr. Armfield John D, physician.
Austill William H, furniture and under- taker.
Bachfield Charles, jeweler.
Ballard George M, Lawyer and Notary Public. Barnes Bros, barbers.
Barnes George W & Son, blacksmiths and wagonmakers.
Bauer Benjamin, saloon.
Bauer Thaddeus, shoemaker.
Beck T S, physician.
Boyden I T, bakery.
Brown Rudolph, lawyer,
Buchanan John, shoemaker.
Callaway Beniah, physician.
Callaway & Co, general store and proprs Citizens' Exchange Bank.
Carter George W, barber. Chambers Emanuel H, general store.
Chambers House, William M
Sharp, Propr. This House has been Re- fitted and Refurnished Throughout, and has Good Sample Rooms on First Floor. Chamness Anthony, boots and shoes.
Citizens' Exchange Bank, B T Callaway, prest; H C Callaway, cashr; capital, S25,000.
Clymer R H, Livery, Sale and Feed Stable. Will Buy and Sell Horses; Board Same by Day or Week. Commer- cial Trade Solicited.
Cochran Henry & Son, saw and planing mills.
Davis Eli Rev, (Methodist).
SHOW CASES
WIEGEL & RUEHL, 1SS South Meridian St., (INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Jobbers of Cove and Fresh Oysters. J. S. KELLER, Manager.
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UNION OYSTER CO. 40 North Illinois Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Dehority James M, lawyer.
Dehority J M Rev, (Methodist Protestant). Dehority J M & Son, general store.
Doon Theo F, painter.
Dunlap Bros, Livery, Sale and Feed Stable.
Elkins Thomas J Rev, (Methodist).
Elwood Review, S T Legg, propr.
Fisher W H Rev, (Methodist Protestant). Hand & Wagner, flax manufacturers.
Hannah James C, blacksmith.
Harting & Dehority, grain and agricultural implements.
Heck Alice, milliner.
Heffner Louis, saw and planing mill.
Hopsenroth William, shoemaker.
Hunter Francis M, postmaster and breeder Plymouth Rock fowls.
Hupp George W, hardware and insurance agt.
Jeffries & Kramer, brick and tile manufac- turers.
Kelley & Knotts, grocers.
Kidwell George W, propr Anderson House.
Kidwell & Goode, Proprs of the Elwood Flouring Mills, Manufacturers of Flour and Meal and Dealers in All Kinds of Grain.
Kramer Gustav, meat market and stave manufacturer.
Lee Lizzie, milliner.
Lee Selina J Mrs, drugs and medicines.
Lee William, saddles and harness.
Leeson R L, grocer.
Legg Samuel T, justice and editor Review. Lister Henry, restaurant.
Larah & Lyst, meat market.
Mac Kenzie Charles, merchant tailor.
Nation Charles, Attorney at Law. Needham Charles L, drugs and books. Nuding John, saloon.
Overshiner James M, hardware.
Ross A W, druggist.
Sharp William M, Propr Chambers House.
Sigler Daniel, physician.
Sims Thomas S, physician. Slifer Charles D, agt P, C & St L R'y. Spahr William F, general store. Speeney Willis, cooper.
Vinson Samuel R, agt L E & W R'y.
Wells Peter & Son, furniture and under- takers.
Wheeler & Wagner, wagonmakers. Wiggins A H & Co, boots and shoes.
Wilson Richard, Dealer in Im- ported Kentucky Whiskies, Choice Wines, Liquors and Leading Brands of Cigars. Wise Jesse, shoemaker.
EMINENCE. Is a village of 350 population, located in Adams township, Morgan county, 18 miles northwest of Mar-
tinsville, the county seat and banking town. Amo, 13 miles north, on the St. L., V., T. H. & I. R. R., is the usual place of. shipment. Methodist, Christian and Bap- tist churches are sustained. George P.
Rhea, postmaster.
Aren C J & Son, harness manufacturers.
Banta William C, physician.
Brasier Gideon, hotel.
Braiser & Hubel, harness.
Burges James K, drugs.
Carver A, carpenter.
Cheneworth S A, blacksmith.
Cheneworth S H, justice of the peace.
Dossett Solomon, brick manufacturer.
Gum Mollie Mrs, hotel.
Homes Daniel N, General Store. Miller M, saw mill.
Miller Sisters, milliners.
Nicholas C E & Bro, notions.
Nicholas H, milliner.
Nicholas & Rhea, general store.
Parker Joel, drugs.
Parker & Son, general store.
Pottorff William A, physician.
Rhea Joseph C, carpenter.
Rhea JI & G P, Lawyers. Rhea & Ryan, General Store. Scott Liberty, blacksmith.
Slage & Rhea, undertakers.
Summers & Tarleton, flour mill.
Twomey John, constable.
Twomey, Pottoff & Co, saw mill.
Varley William E, shoemaker.
Watson A, blacksmith.
Watson E N, carpenter.
Watson G W, carpenter.
EMISON STATION. Is located on the E. & T. H. R. R., in Busseron town- ship, Knox county, 10 miles north of Vin- cennes, the county seat and banking town. Population, 40. Grain and live stock are the principal shipments. J. R. Ray, post- master. Charley Samuel, blacksmith and wagon- maker.
Owings T, physician.
Ray J W, physician.
Ray & Bro, General Store.
EMMA. Established as a postoffice, Oct. 7, 1881, stands at the four corners of Edna, Newbury, Clay and Clear Spring townships, Lagrange county, 8 miles west of Lagrange, the county seat, shipping depot and location of nearest bank. Population, 50. Produce is marketed. J. J. Hostetler, postmaster.
Hostetler Bros, General Store. Kauffman Jacob D, hardware. Miller J L, physician. Reynolds George, shoemaker.
L: Everingham & Co.,
Commission Merchants, Grain and Pro- visions. 125 LaSalle Street, CHICAGO
POWDER, The ORIGINAL HERCULES C. H. JENNE, Agent, 2912 North Pennsylvania Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Schrock V L, saw mill. Stutzman Urias, blacksmith.
EMMETTSVILLE. Arural post- office, located in Green township, Randolph county, 13 miles northwest of Winchester court house, and 4 west of Ridgeville, its shipping depot, on P., C. & St. L. and G. R. & I. Ry's. E. Zimmerman, postmaster.
Zimmerman E & Son, General Store. Zimmerman & Jenkins, subscription book agts.
ENERGY. A discontinued postof- fice, located in Howard county.
ENGLISH. Formerly known as Hartford, is located on the L., N. A. & St. L. Air Line R. R., in Sterling township, Crawford county, 13 miles northwest of Leavenworth court house. The town has a population of 270, and is improving rapidly, both in population and commerce, and will, in the near future, be the county seat. Lumber and wheat are the chief exports. R. L. Sloan, postmaster. Arnold L, barber. Austin F, saloon.
Ben J & Son, dry goods.
Bevan J M Rev, clergyman. Bird John, blacksmith. Bird W C, physician.
Chappell A F, stave and heading manufac- turer.
Hammond H C, physician.
Henry A, saloon. Louise J P, confectioner and hotel. McMickle J H, justice. Milton Daniel, hotel.
Price C W, truss hoop manufacturer. Pro J W, drugs.
Roberson E, flour mill.
Rosenbarger Philip, hotel. Rothrock H A, flour mill. Rothrock & Co, drugs.
Rundell & Bullington, lawyers.
Sloan R L, General Store. Smith George, blacksmith. Smith Henry, shoemaker. Temple & Bros, confectioners. Wiel F L, shoemaker.
ENGLISH LAKE. A station on the C., C. & I. C. Div. P., C. & St. L. R'y, located in Railroad township, Starke coun- ty, 15 miles south west of Knox court house. Winamac, distant 20 miles, is the location of nearest bank. Hay, ice and cranberries are shipped. The village is located on Kankakee river and English Lake, and contains 100 inhabitants. Ex., Adams. Tel., W. U. George W. Green, postmaster.
Comer John, hay and live stock.
Green George W, RR and Ex Agt. Kellogg D B, hotel. Moore & Green, ice packers. Seegrist Henry, general store.
ENNES. With no village population, is a recently established postoffice, located in Washington township, Gibson county, 9 miles north of Princeton, the county seat, and most available place of shipment.
ENOCHSBURGH. Is a postoffice located in Ray township, Franklin county, 18 miles southwest of Brookville court house, and 3 northeast of New Point, its shipping depot on the C., I., St L. & C. R. R. Population, 50. Nearest bank at Greens- burgh, distant 13 miles. Huser John H, blacksmith.
Kreinbaum H, wagonmaker.
Kuntz Michael, shoemaker.
Schroeder F, General Store.
ENTERPRISE. This village of 200 inhabitants has a steamboat landing on the Ohio river, and is located in Luce town- ship, Spencer county, 10 miles southwest of Rockport, the county seat and, banking town. Tri-weekly stage to Eureka and Rockport. Adams Ex. Louisa P. Allen, postmaster.
Allen Louisa P, Postmaster. Allen William, general store.
Dodds A, General Store, Drugs, Ex Agt and Hotel. Purda M, hotel.
Suttle J C, ferryman. Willeshause Henry, shoemaker and grocer. Wilson J N, grain and liquors.
EPSOM. Is situated in Bogart town- ship, Daviess county, 12} miles northeast of Washington, the county seat, shipping depot and banking town. With a popula- tion of 40 it supports Methodist, Christian and United Brethren churches. Live stock and grain are the shipments. George Hyatt, postmaster.
Allen W S, coal mine.
Carter D R, physician.
Clark G W, physician. Cowan Peter, saloon.
Fields S Rev, (Christian).
Haines H C, lawyer.
Hyatt George, General Store, Live Stock, Real Estate Agt and Lumber.
Myers Elias, justice of the peace. Myers George W, lawyer. Ray T G, Physician.
Tomey William A, undertaker.
Wade David, justice of the peace. Yount John H, blacksmith.
THOS. H. CLAPP
OPTICIAN AND WATCHMAKER, 93 North Pennsylvania St., New-Denison Hotel Block, INDIANAPOLIS. Dealer in Watches and Optical Goods. Oculists' prescriptions carefully filled. Cylindrical, Cataracts, etc., made to order.
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, Il1.
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ERIE. A small place located in Shawswick township, Lawrence county, 6 miles east of Bedford, the county seat, shipping station, and banking town. Popu- lation, 35. Produce is marketed and a Methodist church sustained. George Glo- ver, postmaster.
Newkirk & Glover, General Store.
ERVIN. Possessed of 150 inhabi- tants, is a post village located in town- ship of same name, county of Howard, 10 miles west of Kokomo, the county seat and banking town, and nearest rail ap- proach. Baptist, Christian and Dunkard churches are supported. Tri-weekly stage to Kokomo ; fare, 25 cents. I. W. Martin, postmaster.
Collins & Collins, drain tile manufacturers. Earley & Oberholtzer, drain tile mnfrs. McCoy Charles, saw mill. McCoy & Griffith, steam threshers.
Martin I W, Druggist.
Stetler & Ritchey, steam threshers.
ETNA. Whitley county. (See Hecla.) .
ETNA GREEN. Settled in 1852, is a prosperous village of 400 inhabitants, located on the P., Ft. W. & C. R'y, in Etna township, Kosciusko county, 10 miles west of Warsaw, the county seat and banking town. Lumber, grain and live stock com- prise the shipments from this station. The village supports Christian and Episcopal churches and a weekly newspaper-Enter- prise. Adams Ex. W. U. Tel. Moses J. Coons, postmaster.
Airgood Frederick D, blacksmith.
Airgood Martha Mrs, milliner.
Balsley George W, saw mill and handle manufacturer. Bowman Abram, hotel.
Bowman William, saw mill and hoop man- ufacturer.
Coons Moses J, Physician and Drug- gist.
Coons Samuel R, lawyer and justice.
Cullison James, plasterer.
Etna Green Enterprise (weekly). Gatzel Jacob, drugs.
Gross O B, saloon.
Hamlin Bros, grocers.
Hamlin D W, General Store.
Holloway J M, physician.
Jordan J C & Son, drugs.
Larue James Rev, (United Brethren).
Leland A N, R R and ex agt. Lightcap William J, restaurant. McGee J O, shoemaker.
Robinson A B, physician.
Ropp Frederick, meat market. Sellers Jennie Mrs, milliner.
Sellers W, meat market.
Senior Zackariah, saw mill.
Shenefeld Thomas, boots and shoes.
Sharle J A, grocer.
Snailes Thomas A, general store. Stine Lawson, grain.
Taggart N E, flour mill.
Taylor & Leffell, wagonmakers.
Thomas J E, carpenter.
Tribley Charles, justice of the peace.
Wood William L, shoemaker.
EUGENE. This important village of 600 inhabitants is located on Big Ver- million river and C. & E. I. R. R., in town- ship of same name, Vermillion county, 7 miles north of Newport, the county seat and banking town, and 37 north of Terre Haute. Corn, wheat and hogs are shipped, and a Methodist church is sustained. Am. Ex. W. U. Tel. W. N. Hosford, post- master.
Bell Thomas W, tailor.
Brown Edward, hardware.
Brown M E Mrs, hardware and hotel.
Conway M, Confectioner.
Dever & Brown, shoemakers.
Edmonds E, saloon.
Eichelberger W C, physician.
Eugene Ice Company, ice dealers.
Fable A, cooper.
Fultz W W, meat market.
Goddis A, saw mill.
Heidbreder G D, undertaker and furniture.
Hosford H H, undertaker and furniture.
Hosford M G, dry goods and ex agt.
Hosford W N, Drugs and Grocer.
Hosford & Bell, drugs & grocers. McClelland J, blacksmith.
McMeen James, physician.
Malone S W, hotel and live stock.
Malone William, general store.
Miller J, cooper.
Nelson J L, R R agt.
Pallard F, blacksmith.
Peters HO, General Store.
Pierce J C, blacksmith.
Sallars D & Bro, barbers.
Shelito & Fable, livery.
Sprague H D, saloon.
Straud O W, shoemaker.
Todd Bros, flour mill.
Towel W C, general.
EUREKA. Luce township, Spencer county, with 150 inhabitants, is a village - located 10 miles west of Rockport, the county seat and banking town. Enterprise, 4 miles southeast, on the Ohio river, is the shipping point. 'Tobacco, grain, live stock and lumber are the shipments. One Metho- dist and 2 Baptist churches are sustained. Simon Wiener, postmaster.
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Ashby F W, physician. Ashby J P, lawyer.
Ashby J P & Co, Drug and Grocers.
Bennett J T, hotel. Boyd & Rhodes, drugs and grocers.
Drew A, wagonmaker. Ensor James, saloon. Hart L, blacksmith.
Hatfield J, live stock. Headley H, carpenter.
Helms L L, Meat Market.
Horten L, dressmaker. Jackson A Mrs, hotel.
Jackson Stephen, barber.
Killian J L, physician. Lawburg C, township trustee. Mattingley William, general store. Meyler J M, physician. Miller F M, flour and saw mill.
Mottler M, shoemaker.
Rothschild & Wiener, General Store.
Stuart William, justice of the peace. Wiener M, brush manufacturer.
Woods John, broom manufacturer.
EVANS' LANDING. Contains only 14 inhabitants. It is situated on the Ohio river, in Taylor township, Harrison county, 20 miles southeast of Corydon, the county seat. Grain and produce are shipped by the Ohio river boats. H. C. Roberts, postmaster.
Chaffin Jacob, live stock.
Davis R N, live stock. Eckert Joseph, carpenter. Hess Adam, live stock.
Lancaster W E, general store.
Roberts H C, Farmer. Summers J R, justice of the peace. Young Jesse S, General Store.
EVANSVILLE. The county seat of Vanderburg county, is pleasantly lo- cated on the Ohio river, 192 miles from Indianapolis, 161 from St. Louis and 250 from Louisville. This is the most import- ant manufacturing and commercial city in southern Indiana and is the second in pop- ulation, commerce and manufacture in the state. It is surrounded by a very rich ag- ricultural district, is rapidly improving in every respect and for thrift and general activity has no equal in the state. The river gives it direct water transportation with all of the river cities from Pittsburgh to New Orleans.
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