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Price William G, dentist, 108 Upper 2d.
Proll Charles, saloon, 212 Upper 3d.
Prybil Hermon, books, etc, 205 Upper 4th. Puder G & Co, galvanized iron cornice manufacturers and roofers, 208 Upper 3d. Pues Bernard, shoemaker, 5 John.
Purdue George C, physician, 321 Upper 3d. Puster L & Co, furniture manufacturers, cor 6th and Ingle.
Raben John R, grocer, 218 Main.
Raber Philip, plumber, 222 Sycamore.
Ragon Bros, wholesale grocers, 15 and 17 Upper 1st.
Rahm William jr, grocer, 601 Fulton ave. Rahm & Herrenbruck, boots and shoes, 210 Main.
Raider Wm, saloon, 617 Main.
Raleigh & Kleiner, lumber manufacturers, cor St Joseph ave and Henderson road. Ralston William G, physician,310 Upper 3d. Ranes Thomas M, carriage trimmer, 624 Main.
Ranes & Fleager, Carriage Trim- mers and Manufacturers of Tops, Cush- ions, Tarpaulins, Wagons, Dray and Horse Covers (send for price list), 204 Locust.
Rank & Wright, business college, cor Main and 3d.
Rasch H, shoemaker, 1018 Main. Rasch John, boots and shoes, 606 Main.
Raymond & Bruce, blacksmiths, 400 Upper 4th.
Read H E & Co, Real Estate and Loans, 325 Upper 3d.
Read William W, notary public, 325 Up- per 3d.
Reavis William, lawyer, 313 Main.
Reese David F, dentist, 716 Cherry.
Reid Bros, architects, cor Main and 1st.
Reis Jacob, saloon, 620 Fulton ave.
Reis & Schumacher, tanners, cor Michigan and 5th ave.
Reisinger John S, barber, 326 Upper 3d.
Reitz Clement, Saw Mill, Manu-
facturer and Dealer in all Kinds of
Lumber, Lath and Shingles, 200 7th ave. Reitz John A & Sons, saw mill, 22 7th ave. Reitz Joseph F, furniture manufacturer, 317 and 319 Main.
Rexing John B, grocer, 121 W Franklin.
Rheinhardt John, grocer and wagonmaker, 122 E High.
Rheinlander John, wholesale tobacco and cigars, 200 Upper 1st.
Rice, Givens & Headley, leaf tobacco, 414 Upper Water.
Rice & Humphrey Bros, saw mill, 1127 W Alabama.
Richards Aaron W, lawyer, 323 Upper 3d. Richards John W, feed store, 1014 W Penn- sylvania.
Richardt & Ruehman, livery, 17 2d ave.
Richardson & Walker, lawyers, 217 Upper 3d.
Ricker Henry, boots and shoes, 212 Main. Riechmann Frederick, grocer, 616 Main.
Ries Jacob, saloon, 620 Fulton ave.
Rietman & Schulte, saw mill, 507 Ohio.
Rimroth & Gossent, general store, 301 E Pennsylvania.
Ringolsky Hannah, second hand furniture, 427 Upper 4th.
Ritz Adam J, horseshoer, 416 Sycamore. Ritz Andrew, wagonmaker, 919 W Ohio.
Roach Edward C, seeds and produce, 24 Upper 1st.
Roach John J, oil and produce commission, 304 Upper Water.
Roberts Charles L, lawyer, 224 Locust.
Robertson Richard H, tailor, 425 Upper 3d. Robinson Andrew L, lawyer, 313} Upper 3d. Robinson Lucian M, agent's supplies, 212 Locust.
Robinson Samuel, Saw Repairer 324 Main.
Rock, Thomas & Slocomb, wholesale hard- ware, 211 Upper 1st.
Rocquette, Andrew, gold and silver plater, 312 Upper Water. Roeder Theodore & Co, shoemakers, 123 Sycamore.
Roeder & Muth, millinery, 422 Main.
THOS. H. CLAPP,
OPTICIAN AND WATCHMAKER, 93 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. Has paid large dividends, has the largest surplus for dividends in future. Best Co. for Agents. E H. KELLOGG, Sup't , Chicago Il.
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Roehrig Jacob, propr Smith's Hotel, 210 Upper 4th.
Roelker J H & Co, stove founders, 512 Main.
Roelker Plow Company, J H Roelker & Co, proprs, 513 Sycamore.
Roesnes George J, grocer, cor Oakly and Franklin.
Roesner Peter, propr stock yards, 931 Main. Roettger Ferdinand, baker, 629 Main.
Roetzel Frank, saloon, 121 Sycamore.
Rose William, meat market, 203 Olive. Rose & Cosby, physicians, 319 Upper 3d.
Rosenberger August, Wholesale
and Retail Dealer in Groceries, Feed, Lime, Salt and Cement, 828 and 830 W Franklin.
Rosenberger Henry, Propr Na- tional Cooper Shop. Manufacturer of All Kinds of Cooperage. Office, 828 W Franklin.
Rosenfeld Joseph, Dealer in Hides, Furs, Feathers, Sheep Pelts, Gen- seng, etc, 408 Main.
Rossman Jacob, insurance, 2123 Main.
Rothschild Joseph J, live stock, 209 Lower 5th.
Rucker James B, lawyer, 332 Upper 3d.
Rucker Thomas H, drugs, 1510 Walnut.
Ruhl Charles, propr Warwick House, cor 3d and Locust.
Rumpf Jacob, eigar manufacturer, 103 Line.
Ruppert Jacob, barber, 127 5th ave.
Ruschmeier Charles, blacksmith, 917 Main.
Russell Agnes J Mrs, dressmaker, 323 Up- per 2d.
Ruston Robert, flour mills, cor Ohio and 6th ave.
Ryan & Covert, publishers Daily News, cor 4th and Main.
St Cloud Hotel, Humphrey & Shipe, Proprs, 10, 12 and 14 Upper Water.
St George Hotel, Mackey & Huston proprs, cor 1st and Locust.
St Joseph's Academy, 313 Division.
St Mary's Hospital, 920 W Ohio.
Sacht Alexander, merchant tailor, 514 Ful- ton ave.
Sachs Leonard, painter, 625 William.
Sanders Washington, tinner, 500 Upper 9th
Sansom Saunders B, city treasurer, city building.
Sauer Jacob, junk dealer, 209 Lower 1st.
Sauer John, cigar manufacturer, 115 3d ave.
Sauer Louisa, meats, 125 3d ave.
Saunders James D, City Engineer and Surveyor, City Building.
Sawyer F W, druggist and physician, 327 Upper 2d.
Scantlin James, tinware, 15 Walnut.
Scantlin Thomas & Son, stove manufactur- ers, 327 Upper 1st.
Schaefer Henry J, saloon, 536 Upper 4th.
Schaefer Joseph, Undertaker, 11 Lower 5th. (See adv.)
Schaefter John, grocer, 230 W Franklin.
Schaich John & Co, coopers, cor 5th and Pennsylvania.
Schapker B & Co, mattress manufacturers, 15 Main.
Schaum Charles & Co, malt house and hominy mill, 304 W Ohio.
Schauss & Rothschild, live stock, 931 Main. Schautrup Henry, shoemaker, 426 Upper 4th.
Scheeffer Gustav A, Electrical and Physical Instruments, 19 Main.
Scheller Ferdinand, physician, 26 Upper 5th.
Schemet Louis, meat market, 207 Upper 3d. Schenck George, grocer, 428 Upper 4th.
Schenck Henry, grocer, 219 Main.
Schepman George H, grocer, 1000 2d ave.
Scherer Bertie Miss, hair goods, 311 Upper 2d.
Scherer Charles L, merchant tailor, 430 Main.
Scheu Adam, blacksmith, 9 W Franklin. Schlaepfer Henry J, druggist, 201 Main. Schlamp George, shoemaker, 1111 Main. Schlamp William, grocer, 1000 Division. Schlange August, propr Schlange's Hotel and second hand furniture, 410 Main.
Schlange's Hotel, August
Schlange, Propr, 419 and 421 Upper 4th. Schlauch Charles, shoemaker, 208 E High. _ Schlauch John, cigars and tobaccos, 101 Upper 7th.
Schlauch John & Co, cigar manufacturers, 414 Upper 3rd.
Schlensker & Woehler, grocers, 525 Upper 8th.
Schlotter Joseph, saloon, 810 Main.
Schmidt Charles, propr Depot House, 718 Main.
Schmidt Charles F, pianos and organs, 111 Main.
Schmidt Florence C, drugs, 700 Fulton ave. Schmidt Frank A, shoemaker, 104 Upper Water.
Schmidt & Naegle, barbers, 108 Upper Water.
Schmitt Anton C, grocer, 29 Upper 9th.
Schmitt August, stoves and tinware, 605 Main.
Schmitt George, wagonmaker, 518 Upper 4th.
Schmitt Martin, tinner, 517 Oak.
Schnake Gottleib, shoemaker, 9 Lower 3d, Schneider A M & Co, printers, 210 Lower 1st.
Schneider Frederick, fancy goods, 312 Up- per 2d.
O. S. GILLETTE, Nos. 29 and 30 East Georgia Street, INDIANAPOLIS, . . IND.
MANUFACTURER OF WAGON AND CARRIAGE MATERIAL. Spokes, Hubs, Long and Short Carriage and EXPRESS BOWS. See adv., page 6.
PRINTING
Binding and Blank Book Making, CARLON & HOLLENBECK, Southeast Corner Circle and Meridian Streets, - INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. EVA 247
Schneider Jacob, meat, 321 Fulton ave. Schneider John B, meats, 101 E Franklin.
Schnepper's Hotel, Charles Schnepper, propr, 129 5th ave, opposite L & N R depot.
Schniep & Negley, meat, 406 Main.
Schoellkopf John, shoemaker, 204 Upper 3d.
Schoening Albert C, saloon, 713 Main.
Schofield David, woolen mills, cor 3d ave and Oregon.
Scholem & Kahn, livery, 414 Sycamore.
Scholz Fred J, marble works, 11 and 13 Lower 3d.
Schor E G, pottery, 219 E Pennsylvania. Schreiber Fritz, barber, 814 Main.
Schrichte John H, Merchant Tai- lor, 124 Main.
Schueler Philip, printer, 212} Main.
Schulte Frederick W, merchant tailor, 213 Upper 7th.
Schultz Theodore, physician, 325 2d ave.
Schultze, Thurman & Co, Foun- ders and Machinists, Engine Builders, Boiler Makers, etc, cor 3d ave and 1st.
Schultze, Waltman & Co, Saw
Mill, and Manufacturers of all kinds of Lumber, 712 and 714 W Ohio.
Schulz Ernst, confectioner, 210 Upper Water.
Schumacher Jacob, saloon, 416 Main.
Schuttler Jacob, blacksmith, 1000 W Penn- sylvania.
Schwab Charles A, harness, 608 Main.
Schwaegerle A & Son, painters, 211 Syca- more.
Schwambach Jacob, grocer, 1201 3d ave. Schwartz Richard H, grocer, St Joseph ave. Schwarzbeck Ernst, wagonmaker, 1029 W Franklin.
Schweigert Frederick, tailor, 703 Main.
Schweitzer Jacob, blacksmith, 620 3d ave.
Schwengel Henry, shoes, 802 E Pennsylva- nia.
Schwentker & Bamle, meats, 5 Lower 3d.
Scull Anson B, sewing machines, 218 Up- per 2d.
Seesengut J J Mrs, milliner, 120 Main.
Seibert Henry, boilermaker, 105 Lower Water.
Seidel Charles, wagonmaker, 11 W Frank- lin.
Seiffer Gustave, restaurant, 319 Upper 1st. Seltzer George, saloon, cor 10th and Lin- coln ave.
Setchell & Green, livery, 118 Upper 2d.
Setzer Jacob, meats, 201 Lincoln ave.
Shackelford James M, lawyer, 330 Upper 3d.
Shackelford W Ross, lawyer, 330 Upper 3d. Shafer Henry, meats, 1419 Walnut.
Shaffer Edward C, tailor, 512 Sycamore.
Sharp George, stencil cutter and news- dealer, 206 Upper 3d.
Sheldon Charles H, saloon, 500 Upper 4th. Sherwood House, William B Sherwood, propr, cor 1st and Locust.
Siegel Magnus, shoemaker, 114 Locust.
Siepen Joseph, tailor, 603 Main.
Sihler Louis C, saloon, 218 Upper Water. Sinz Martin, physician, 210 E Penn.
Sinzich John J, ship chandler, 128 Upper Water.
Smith Edward Q, chair manufacturer, 226 Division.
Smith George C & Co, books and stationery, 129 Main.
Smith's Hotel, J'Roehrig, propr, 210 Upper 4th.
Smith Jacob G, tool repairer, 711 Walnut. Smith John G, edge tool manufacturer, foot Bayless.
Smith Josiah, saloon, 320 Upper Water.
Smith J J Mrs, dressmaker, 419 Main.
Smith Robert, undertaker, 420 Main.
Smith Samuel E, Lawyer, 312 Up- per 3d.
Smith William F, lawyer, 303 Upper 3d.
Sode Andrew F, marble works, 406 Main. Sode George W, saloon, 22 Upper Water.
Sonntag George S & Co, hardware, 109 Main.
Sorenson Soren, justice, 412 Upper 3d.
South Shore Line, George W French, agt, 230 Upper Water.
Southern Express Company, 23 Main.
Southern Mutual Life Insur-
ance of Kentucky, Eli Overlin, State Agt. Office, 224 Locust.
Spalding James A, cigar box manufacturer, 121 Upper 9th.
Speer Bernhard, clothing, 212 Upper Water. Speers William F, sewing machine re- pairer. 307 Sycamore.
Spiry Louis, tailor, 112 Locust.
Stadler Frederick, baker, 601 4th ave.
Stahlhefer Joseph, grocer, 121 Lincoln ave.
Starger Bros, barbers, 728 Main.
Stalschmidt Henry, grocer, 223 Harriet.
Stanfield & Bate, plumbers, 129 Locust.
Star Union Line, E W Patrick, agt, 215 Upper 1st.
Stark Albert J, gents' furnishings, 111 Main. Stark Albertina Mrs, shirt manufacturer, 404 Main.
Starr Thomas C, photographer, 221 Upper 2d.
Start G H & Co, wholesale flour and salt, cor Water and Vine.
Staser Clinton, lawyer, 311 Upper 3d.
Steed James H, boots and shoes, 119 Locust. Steele James, city assessor, City Building. Steier M, shoemaker, 220 Franklin.
Steinbach Alfred, tanner and saddler, 412 Main.
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,
BRUSHES
MADE TO ORDER AT BRYCE'S BRUSH FACTORY, Nos. 14 and 16 East South Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
For Mills, Foundries, and all kinds of Machinery,
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Steirer Christian, saloon, 407 Fulton ave. Stemper Frederick, harness, 406 Upper 4th. Stevens Anson F, fancy goods, 114 Main. Stewart Annie, dressmaker, 317 Upper 1st. Stillson Joseph O, physician, 416 Upper 1st. Stockfleth Henry, grocer, 130 Upper 6th. Stockfleth & Wiggers, saw mill and chair
factory, cor Franklin and 8th ave. Stoddard William H P, druggist, 27 Main. Stofleth John, barber, 618 Fulton ave.
Stohl Frederick, saloon, 614 W Franklin. Stoltz Martin, saloon, 401 3d ave.
Straub Fred P & Co, hardware, 224 Main. Streeby J B & Co, confectionery, 327 Main and 300 Upper Water.
Stroebel John V, saloon and baker, 1209 Fulton ave.
Strohn, McCorkle & Co, stationery and no- tions, 310 Upper 1st.
Strouse & Bros, clothing, 203 Main.
Strupp Jacob, blacksmith, 510 Fulton ave. Stuehmeyer William, grocer, 101 Upper 5th. Suess & Co, Opticians, Engravers, Stencil Cutters, Rubber and Steel Stamps, 10 Main.
Suhrheinrich A & Co, flour mill, cor Main and Michigan.
Summers Thomas W, painter, 124 Locust. Sutton George, crockery, 200 Main.
Swanson Bros, Planing Mill, Lum- ber, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Hardware, etc, cor Ist and Goodsell.
Sweetzer, Caldwell & Co, wholesale notions, 124 Upper 1st.
Swift Josiah, saloon, 415 Water.
Swinney Merit, feed store, 410 Upper 4th.
Talbott George, barber, Sherwood House.
Tanner & Ireland, lawyers, 309 Upper 3d.
Tardy Frank, grocer, baker and saloon, 118 Upper Water.
Teamer William, Pattern and Model Maker, 16 Division.
Tenney Charles C, hats and caps, 117 Main. Tharling John W, photographer, 222 Main.
The Weekly Bulletin, Bulletin Printing Company, publishers, 326} Upper 3d.
Thiele A & Son, stoves and tinware, 108 3d. Thomas & Sons, coal, 318 Upper 1st.
Thompson Theodore F, lumber, cor Ingle and Water.
Thorbecke Joseph, agt Hall's Safe and Lock Company, 421 Main.
Thorbecke & Eller, merchant tailor, 421 Main.
Thornhill George, harnessmaker, 324 Upper 3d.
Tiemann Henry, shoemaker, 18 Upper Wa- ter.
Tileston William W, insurance, 327 Upper 3d.
Tilman M, dentist, 205 Upper 5th.
Tinius Mary, hair goods, 21 Lower 3d.
Tobitt & Bailey, oils and syrups, 23 Upper 1st.
Tofaute John G M, seeds, 525 Upper 4th. Topf & Co, wholesale harness, saddlery and hardware, 22 Sycamore.
Torian & Barbour, wholesale hats and caps, 118 Upper 1st.
Tosethel Frederick, brickyard, cor Baker ave and Virginia.
Trunz Peter, barber, 110 2d ave.
Turnock William C & Co, Brass. Founders and Steam Heating Apparatus, 201 Lower 1st.
Tuttle & Schwing, plumbers, 9 Main.
Tyrrell Cassius C, physician, 322 Upper 2d. Ubrich Henry, tailor, 126 Upper 3d.
Uhl A & L, pottery, 900 Main.
Uhlhorn Henry H, stone and marble yard, 421 Main.
Ullmer & Hoedt, brewers, 402 Fulton ave. Ulrich William, taxidermist, 106 William. Umber Louis, photographer, cor 3d and Vine.
Umble H H, grain, 300} Upper Water. '
United States Custom House, 2d, bet Syca- more and Vine.
United States Marine Hospital, Vermont, nr 10th ave.
Uphaus John B, grocer, 601 Oak.
Urso & Marsicano, wholesale fruits and confectionery, 16 Upper 1st.
Vance Andrew C, notary, 325 Upper 3d.
Vance Samuel B, lawyer, 325 Upper 3d.
Vaughn's Steam Laundry, 214 Locust.
Veach James, grocer, cor Oakly and Frank- lin.
Veneman Robert T, physician, 419 Upper 1st.
Venemann Theodore & Sons, foreign ex- change and steamship agt, St. George Hotel.
Venemann Theodore W, ticket agt and propr city transfer, St George Hotel.
Vickery Bros, grocers, 228 Main.
Vickery George J, grocer, 825 Franklin ..
Vickery James N, grocer, 1113 Main.
Vickery & Co, grocers, 412 Upper 4th.
Viele, .Stockwell & Co, wholesale grocers, 201 Upper 1st.
Vierling, Haas & Runge, wh drugs and liquors, 22 Upper 1st.
Villing Louis, barber, 302 2d.
Vitzdamm William, drugs, 1001 E Michi- gan.
Vogler John, saloon, 608 Fulton ave.
Voss George, grocer, 201 Lower 5th.
Wack & Miller, wholesale harness and sad- dlery hardware, 20 Upper 1st.
Waddell Granville, barber, 234 E High.
Waddell John E, barber, 104 Locust.
Wade Charles, watchmaker, 118 Locust. Wagner Bernard, lawyer, 321 Upper 3d.
PENSIONS
W. H. CORBALEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Collects original and increase }48 Vance Block, Indianapolis, of Pensions and all other kinds of War Claims. Rejected Claims a specialty. Correspondence solicited.
Porter's Joliet Bottled Ale and Porter
is equal to imported. T. D. STUVER, Sole Agt. See advertisement page 351.
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Wagner Henry C, wagonmaker, 1025 Main. Wagner Jacob, saloon, 138 Lincoln ave. Wahnsiedler Frederick, saloon, 122 Upper 4th.
Wahnsiedler & Bell, plumbers 314 Syca- more.
Walden Samuel H, druggist, 925 Main. Walden William N, artist, 125} Main. Waldschmitt Henry, grocer, 415 Upper 4th. Walker Edwin, physician, 427 Upper 3d.
Walker George B, physician, 502 Upper 1st.
Walker G B Mrs, florist, 508 Upper Water. Walker Jesse W, county clerk, court house. Wandert John, grocer, 218 West Franklin. Warren G W & Co, musical instruments, 127 Main.
Warren W H, blacksmith, 524 Main.
Warter Christian, saloon 206 Upper 4th.
Wartmann James W, clerk U S court, cus- tom house.
Washington Frank, barber, 413 Upper 4th. Weber E & Son, harness, 121 Upper 3d.
Weber George L, wines and liquors, 602 E Pennsylvania.
Weber William, drugs, 630 Main.
Weber & Rupp, beer bottlers, 323 Fulton ave.
Wedding Charles L, Attorney
and Counsellor at Law, 321 Upper 3d. Will Practice in State and Federal Courts. Special Attention Given to Commercial Law and Collections.
Wegener Adolph, umbrellas, 124 Upper 3d. Weidenmann M C, laundry, 801 Canal. Weidner William, saloon, 200 Upper 3d. Weigand Louis, barber, 304 Upper 3d. Weil Frank, tailor, 317 Sycamore.
Weil Gus, meat market, 4 Adams ave. Weil Joseph, furniture, 323 Upper 4th.
Weil M & Son, insurance and real estate, 219 Upper 3d.
Weinbach William, grocer, 227. Oak.
Weisheimer John, shoemaker, 119 Lafay- ette.
Weiskop Barbara Mrs, millinery, 102 Up- per 3d.
Weiss Morris, second hand furniture, 409 Upper 4th.
Western Union Telegraph Company, N M Booth, manager, 213 Upper 1st.
Weyerbacher Ch, saloon, 319 Upper 3d. Wheeler & Co, grocers, 303 Main.
White, Dunkerson & Co, leaf tobacco, 1 Locust.
White John, grocer, 801 W Pennsylvania. White Robert, shoes, 819 Main.
Wiechel Bros, coppersmiths, 8 Lower Wa- ter.
Wiegand Conrad, saloon, 316 Main. Wiegand John, saloon, 201 E Pennsylvania. Wieggers C & Co, coopers, 511 Upper 9th. Wilde Charles A, physician, 319 Sycamore.
Wilde Herman, dentist, 222} Main.
Wiley Rudolph D, whipmaker, 922} Main. Wilkens Charles, grocer, 223 4th ave.
Wilkom M Ernst, Propr Indiana Post, 203 Upper 3d. (See adv.)
Willerding Theodore, gunsmith, 626 Main. Willershansen Peter, grocer, 701 3d ave. Williams George I, hotel, 121 3d ave. Williams Silas, grocer, 435 E Illinois.
Williams William W, dyer, 117 Locust.
Williamson Joel E, lawyer, 213 Upper 3d. Wilming Barney, cooper, 214 W Franklin. Wiltshril & Keipke, coopers, 136 E Penn- sylvania.
Wimberg Henry, saloon, cor 4th and Syca- more.
Wimond John, stationery and wall paper, 126 Main.
Winder Jacob, saloon, 500 Main.
Winfrey Jordan G, lawyer, 327 Upper 3d. Winiger Sebastian, saloon, cor 6th and Franklin.
Wisch Louisa, dressmaker, 319 Sycamore. Wittmer Frederick J, shoemaker, 609 Main. Wittmer Henry L, bootmaker, 812 Main.
Wittmer Philip, shoemaker, 625 Main.
Woelffel John, saloon, 20 High.
Wolff Charles, wholesale saddlery hard- ware, 204 Upper 1st.
Wood Bros, boots and shoes, 216 Main.
Wood I & B, grocers, 501 Upper 4th.
Wood William J, lawyer, 311} Upper 3d. Woods W H & Son, painters, 911 Upper 4th. Wulkop Adolphus F, physician, 202 Divis- ion.
Yates George W, physician, 1152 Upper 1st. Yeager Leonhardt, tailor, 312 Sycamore.
Young Adam, saloon, 215 Upper 2d.
Young Joseph, shoemaker, 516 Main.
Young Mens' Christian Association, A M Dawson, general sec, 219 Locust. Zenthoefer Julius, locksmith, 530 Main. Ziegler Joseph & Son, grocers, 300 Indiana. Ziener Conrad, grocer, 422 Upper 5th.
Zumstein Frederick S, painter, 118 Upper 4th.
EVERTON. With a population of 200, is a village located in Jackson town- ship, Fayette county, 7 miles south of Con- nersville, the county seat, banking town, and most available shipping station. Pro- duce, hogs and grain are the exports. A Union Church is sustained. J. D. Lam- bert, postmaster.
Develin Lewis M, justice of the peace.
Fayette Co-Operative Association, general store. Hamilton S N, physician.
Hubbell J T, blacksmith. Jerman T J & R H, blacksmiths.
Johnston William & Son, general store. Joice Patrick, wagonmaker.
le Bradford,
Solicitor of AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS, and Notary Public. Office, Rooms 16 and 18 Hubbard Block, Indianapolis, Ind. (See adv.)
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For corrugated and Crimped, Address
IRON ROOFING & W. G. HYNDMAN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Kerr N J Mrs, milliner. Lake P, saw mill.
Lambert J D, General Store.
Miller James L, harnessmaker. Moore Daniel O, barber and saw filer.
Perdue W H, hotel.
Post John, shoemaker. Rockafellow E K, notary public.
Rodgers B F, upholsterer.
Shepard S D, physician and druggist. Silvey T H, blacksmith.
EWING. On the O. & M. R'y., in Brownstown township, Jackson county, is 1 mile from Brownstown, the county seat, and is the shipping station for that town. The village has a population of 500, and exports lumber, live stock and produce. Ex., O. & M. Tel., W. U. R. H. Clouston, postmaster.
Bolles W R & Co, general store.
Bolles, Robertson, Wayman & Scott, flour mill. Bolles & Co, coopers. Brown S W, barber.
Clouston & Bland, Hides and Furs. Ewing Lillie. milliner.
Hancock W T, carpenter.
Knight C A, carpenter.
Newby, Young & Wayman, spoke and planing mill. Rosenbaum C, grocer. Samples W, blacksmith.
Sewell & Tidwell Bros, General Store, Saw and Planing Mill.
Stanley Lillie, milliner. Tidwell & Co, saw mill. Utterback M, blacksmith.
Zubel P W, furniture.
EWINGTON. Is a post village of 100 inhabitants, located in Clay township, Decatur county,6 miles west of Greensburgh, the county seat, shipping depot and bank- ing town. Tri-weekly stage route to Greens- burgh ; fare, 40 cents; Hartsville; fare, $1; and Columbus; fare, $2. Grain and live stock are the shipments. James S. Armstrong, postmaster.
Anderson James, live stock and veterinary surgeon.
Armstrong James S, Blacksmith and Wagonmaker. Braden Romeo, live stock.
Brown John, blacksmith. Burney John W, general store. Ewing Morgan, live stock.
Ewing Patrick, live stock.
Ewing T H, lawyer. Gentry H, meat market.
Grant J W, justice of the peace. Grant Robert, general store. Howard Aaron, barber.
Martin Daniel, carpenter. Martin John, meat market.
Mowry N, live stock.
Myers T J, live stock. Pavy R P, physician. Pavy W S, dentist.
Pulse J C, surveyor.
Thompson NR, Saw Mill.
Toothman Frank, lime burner and meat market. 'Ward Edward, carpenter.
EXCHANGE. Is a rural postoffice with no village population, located in Mor- gan county, 7 miles from Martinsville, the county seat and shipping depot. D. T. Evans, postmaster and general store.
FAIRBANKS. Twenty miles south of Terre Haute, in township of same name, Sullivan county, is located 15 miles north- west of Sullivan court house. Farmers- burgh, 8 miles east, on the E. & T. H. R. R., is the nearest rail approach. Population, 100. Laura E. Sharpless, postmaster.
Ernest C C, General Store. Fox Bros, general store.
Holmes T H, blacksmith.
Plew J H, physician.
Scott John, live stock.
Sharpless H, physician.
Sharpless Laura E, Milliner and Dressmaker.
Thixtun W H, general store. Winans William Rev, (Baptist).
FAIRDALE. Harrison county. (See Barren.)
FAIRFAX. Country postoffice, loca- cated in Polk township, Monroe county, 14 miles southeast of Bloomington, the county seat and banking town. Population, 20. Guthrie, 4 miles southwest, on the L., N. A. & C. R'y, is the shipping station. J. H. Clendenin, postmaster.
Adams M H Rev, clergyman. Carris Abram, plasterer.
Clendenin J H, Postmaster. Cracruft I L, chair manufacturer. Deckard J, gunsmith.
Deckard Milton G, blacksmith.
Mitchell Isaac, live stock.
Smith John, basket manufacturer.
FAIRFIELD. Was settled in 1806, it contains 350 inhabitants, Methodist and Universalist churches. The village is lo- cated in Fairfield township, Franklin county, 7 miles north of Brookville court house, the place of shipment, and nearest bank location. East fork of Whitewater river furnishes power to operate 1 saw and
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2 flour mills. Flour, grain and produce are shipped. Tri-weekly stage to Brook- ville ; fare 35 cents, and Liberty ; fare 60 cents ; Thomas W. Hayward, postmaster. Chaney E J, shoemaker.
Chaney M Mrs, milliner.
Cory Č R, lawyer.
Curry Mary, dressmaker.
Doyle L B, Hotel.
Du Bois James, barber.
Glidewell W A J, justice of the peace. Harris Charles, druggist.
Hayward T W, General Store.
Hendricks J L, physician. Homsher G W, physician.
Irwin & Co, general store.
Johnson James, blacksmith.
Logan David jr, harnessmaker.
Logan Lydia J, dressmaker.
Loper Allison, horseshoer.
Loper George, carriage manufacturer.
Loper Rose Miss, milliner.
Mc Intosh Mary, milliner.
Maharry W W, druggist.
Merrill H A Rev, (Universalist).
Miller Bros, grocers and harnessmakers. Miller & Tyner, general store. Mullen Amos, flour and saw mill.
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