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GRANT. Is a post village of 50 in- habitants located in Fulton county, 8 miles southeast of Rochester, the county seat, banking town and shipping depot. Meth- odist and United Brethren churches are sustained. Tri-weekly stage to Rochester. Curtis William, broom manufacturer. Euler Henry, blacksmith.
Noftsger Benjamin, general store.
GRANTSTATION. Vigo county. (See Burnett.)
GRANTSBURGH. Inhabited by 110 persons, is located in Union township, Crawford county, on Little Blue river, 11 miles northwest of Leavenworth, the coun- ty seat and place of shipment. Lumber, staves and wheat are the shipments. Near- est bank at Corydon. Hamilton Martin, postmaster.
Adkins & McMahel, Saw Mill. Benham H L, saw mill. Bullington William H, physician. Carnes John, flour and saw mill. Gasaway G M, druggist. Gobble Frederick, physician. Jarbo William, blacksmith. Marlette C E, physician. Martin Hamilton, General Store. Roberts William, grocer.
Robinson George W, hotel. Seaton James W, carpenter. Smeiser Perry, hotel and justice.
GRANVILLE. This thriving vil- lage, with 400 inhabitants, is located in Niles township, Delaware county, 9 miles northeast of Muncie, the county seat. The shipping point is Eaton, on the Ft. W., M. & C. R. R., 3 miles northwest. The Missis- sinewa river supplies a saw and flour mill with water power. Its churches are Chris- tian and Baptist. Daily stage communica- tion with Eaton; fare, 25 cents. Mail daily. Calvin Crooks, postmaster.
Ashcraft Daniel, shoemaker.
Black Andrew, saw and flour mill.
Bosh William, hotel.
Brackin James S, blacksmith.
Crooks Calvin & Co, General Store.
Dudleston Isaiah, agricutural implements.
Hamilton Luther, wagonmaker.
Mc Donald Samuel, township trustee.
Murray A L, physician.
Pepple Thomas, music teacher. Sherry Simon, shoemaker.
Smith W'S, Hotel.
Spence John H, carpenter. Thomas Price, grocer.
Wright J I, agricultural implements.
Younts G W, justice of the peace.
GRASS. Known locally as Bloom- field, is a hamlet of 50 population, located in Grass township, Spencer county, 12 miles northwest of Rockport, the county seat and banking town. Spring station, 4 miles east, on R. Div. L., E. & St. L. R. R., is the place of shipment. It has Methodist and Friends churches, and ships wheat, cron and tobacco. Andrew Jackson, postmaster. Atwood Jefferson, justice of the peace. Ightman John, blacksmith.
Jackson Andrew, Farmer. Jackson T M Rev, (Methdist).
Jones Bros, General Store.
Langford William, blacksmith and flour mill.
Tool & Partridge, saw mill.
GRAVEL POINT. Is a landing on the Ohio river, located in Harrison county, 16 miles southeast of Corydon court house. One United Brethern church is sustained. Population, 50. J. W. Stew- art, postmaster.
Cooper George W, cooper.
Detrick & Hand, saw mill. Knight E, carpenter. Leffler Henry, general store. Leffler Isaac, shoemaker. Mifflin William, blacksmith.
New York Life Ins. Co.
The only Company that issues Tontine In- vestment Policies. Send for Circulars. J. W. Dean, Gen'l Ag't, Indianapolis.
BRYCE'S CRACKERS ARE THE BEST MADE.
Address P. F. BRYCE, 14 East South Street, Indianapolis, Ind.
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Short J, carpenter. Short Robert, general store. Stewart J W, Grocer.
GRAVELTON. With 50 inhabi- tants, is a hamlet located on the B. & O. R. R., in Jefferson township, Kosciusko coun- ty, 16 miles northwest of Warsaw, the county seat and banking town. Lumber, staves and grain are shipped. David Brumbaugh, postmaster.
Brumbaugh David, General Store. Brumbaugh M T, physician and drugs. Clossin J G, blacksmith.
Fisher & Homan, saw mill. Gonlis Daniel, blacksmith.
GRAYSVILLE. Settled in 1835, is the location of 100 persons, in Turman township Sullivan county, 8 miles west of Sullivan, the county seat, banking town and shipping station. Methodist and Presby- terian churches are supported. A. Cush- man, postmaster.
Burks & Burton, General Store. Burton Jesse, hotel.
Carrithers R & Co, general store. Cushman A, Physician.
Durham J L, physician. Jones H H, blacksmith.
Meteer W Rev, (Presbyterian). Sockland A H, Saw Mill.
Woods Miles Rev, (Methodist).
Yeager Bros, wagonmakers.
GREELEY. Gibson county. A dis- continued postoffice.
GREEN BRIER. Is a settlement located in Greenfield township, Orange county, 10 miles southwest of Paoli court house, and 18 southwest of Orleans, its ship- ping depot, on the L., N. A. & C. R'y. Near- est bank at Salem. Stage route to Paoli. Robert Parks, postmaster.
Allen Shadrack, lawyer.
Bailey O S, general store.
Brent William, physician.
Kendoll William, justice of the peace. King Lee, flour mill. Lindley Nathan, live stock.
Love Daniel, meat market.
Parks Alexander, wagonmaker.
Parks Robert, Postmaster.
Roberts John blacksmith. Scott Frank, lumber. Suckett Charles, physician. Suckett David, live stock. Willyard Andrew, shoemaker.
GREENCASTLE. The county seat of Putnam county, is a prosperous, in-
corporated city of 5,000 inhabitants, situ- ated in a fine agricultural district, 39 miles west of Indianapolis, 33 east of Terre Haute, and 140 north of Louisville. Its transportation facilities are very good, and comprise three railroads, as follows: The St. L., V., T. H. & I .; I. & St. L., and L., N. A. & C., which give it direct and un- broken connection with all the leading lines of railways north, south, east, and west. This city is governed by a mayor and common council, has street railway, a fire department composed of 1 steam fire engine and a hook and ladder company, telephone exchange, several handsome churches, fair county buildings, good busi- ness blocks, many fine residences, an opera house with a seating capacity of 800, 4 hotels, and a national bank. Greencastle is noted for its unexcelled educational fa- cilities ; for, in addition to 3 large graded schools, it has a female seminary and the reputable Indiana Asbury University. The last mentioned has earned the reputation of being one of best colleges in the State. The - press is represented by 1 semi-monthly and 3 weekly newspapers-Star- Press, Times and Banner are the weekly publications, and the Home Messenger is issued semi-monthly. In point of manufacture, this city is repre- sented by 2 planing mills, 2 saw mills, cooper shop, spoke factory, 1 stave factory, 1 foundry, nail factory, 1 woolen mill, a stone quarry, 1 pump factory, 2 flour mills, and several carriage factories. It has Ad- ams, Am., and L., N. A. & C. Ex., and W. U. Tel. offices. George J. Langsdale, post- master.
Abel William I, shoemaker.
Abrams Thomas, grocer.
Ackermann Edward, shoemaker. Adams Express Company, A R Brattin, agt.
Allee John P, lawyer.
Allen Bros, dry goods and marble yard.
Allen Jerome, drugs and wall paper. Allen Joel R M, clothing.
Allison Bros, boots and shoes.
American Express Company, E W Kil- bourne, agt.
Anderson Charles D, insurance.
Anderson Ely D, insurance. Arnold Charles W, boot and shoemaker.
Arnold Frank A, publisher Star-Press.
Ash Patrick, grocer. Ashton Walter J, tinner.
Badger Oliver P Rev, (Christian).
Bainum G W Rev, (Presbyterian). Barwick Benjamin F, hardware.
Bayne Thomas, saw mill.
Beck James W, millinery and notions.
Bence George W, physician.
Bicknell George, agricultural implements and wagon manufacturer.
PENSIONS
W. H. CORBALEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Collects original and increase 48 Vance Block, Indianapolis. of Pensionsand all other kinds ยง of War Claims. Rejected Claims a specialty. Correspondence solicited.
At the session of the Indiana Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, held in Lafayette, 1835, it was resolved to establish " The Indiana Asbury University." In due time a liberal charter was received from the Legislature, and a Preparatory School opened in 1836. Its career has been one of toil, sacrifice and success. Taking the lead of all such In- stitutions in the State in the number of its students and in general useful- ness, it has deserved and acquired a wide-spread reputation.
Its success may be attributed to its adaptation to the wants of the people, its liberal courses of study and instruction, its progressive policy, and its strong moral and religious influence. The last few years have witnessed an encouraging growth. Its buildings are new, commodious, warmed by steam, and in comeliness and convenient arrangement for work equal to the best. The Course of Study has been enlarged, the Faculty strengthened, and considerable additions to the Endowment secured from noble and generous men and women.
There are full courses of Preparatory, Classical, Philosophical and Theological study. A wise margin of Elective Studies is allowed. The Library, Laboratories, Apparatus, etc., are in excellent condition for practical work. Tuition is free, in all departments, for both young men and women.
The Faculty consists of -
ALEXANDER MARTIN, D. D., LL. D., PRESIDENT, And Professor of Mental and Moral Science.
JOHN CLARK RIDPATH, LL. D., VICE-PRESIDENT, And Professor of Belles-Lettres and History.
REV. JOHN E. EARP, PH. D.,
Professor of Rhetoric and Modern Languages. PATTERSON MCNUTT, A. M., D. D., Professor of Mathematics. ALEXANDER MARTIN, D. D., LL. D., Harmon Professor of Biblical Literature. JOHN BREWER DEMOTTE, A. M., Principal of the Preparatory Department and Instructor in Mathematics. REV. EDWIN POST, A. M.,
Professor of the Latin Language and Literature. JOHN M. MANSFIELD, PH. D., Professor of Natural Science. LIEUT. W. R. HAMILTON, U. S. A., Professor of Military Science and Tactics. HILARY A. GOBIN, A. M., D. D.,
Robert Stockwell Professor of the Greek Language and Literature.
PHILIP S. BAKER, A. M., M. D., Adjunct Professor in Natural Science. ALICE DOWNEY, A. B., Instructor in the English Language. ORSON H. BROOKE, A. M., Instructor in Ancient Languages. HENRY B LONGDEN, A. B., Instructor in Greek and Science.
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THE INDIANA ASBURY UNIVERSITY, Founded in 1837.
Buildings valued at $150,000. Endowment, $225,000.
THIRTEEN PROFESSORS AND INSTRUCTORS.
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Courses of Study in Philosophy, Science, Languages, Mathematics and Theology.
Preparatory School prepares Students for a State Teacher's License. Classical Course as extensive as that of any Western College.
Gives special attention to the English Language and to Science.
Has an Efficient Military Department.
Admits Ladies and Gentlemen on the same terms. Charges no Tuition. Incidental Fees, $5.25 per Term. Ample Libraries and Laboratory Facilities. Students travel at half-rates on east and west railroads.
MOPFOR INFORMATION and CATALOGUES apply to the President,
ALEXANDER MARTIN, LL. D.,
[See preceding page.]
GREENCASTLE, IND.
Ask for Porter's Joliet Ale.
T. D. STUVER, Sole Agent, See advertisement page 351.
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Bicknell Jacob, Blacksmith, Man-
ufacturer Wagons, Hacks and Buggies, Horseshoeing and Repairing a Specialty, n w cor public square. Birch Jonathan, lawyer.
Birch & Bro, woolen mill.
Black George M, livery stable.
Black & Bro, livery.
Blake William & Son, real estate and in- surance.
Bosson T M & W, lawyers.
Bowen Sophia Mrs, milliner.
Brattin Alexander R, jeweler.
Brattin & Blake, managers Opera House.
Brockway & Rockafellow, spoke manufac- turers.
Brothers William W, grocer.
Brown W A, lawyer.
Brownell Joshua, cabinetmaker.
Burk John, grocer.
Burk William H, saloon.
Burnett William G, boots and shoes.
Burns Hugh H, merchant tailor.
Callaghan William, saloon.
Callender Charles W, flour mill.
Campbell George, notions.
Catherwood Samuel, agt "Vandalia Line." Cawley John, saloon and livery.
Christie Peter R, boots and shoes.
Cole Bros, lightning rod and pump manu- facturers.
Colliver Preston O, lawyer.
Cook Conrad, druggist.
Corwin Benjamin F, lawyer.
Corwin George W, dry goods.
Cowgill Elisha, artist.
Cox Winfield S, lawyer. Craig John T, meat market.
Crawley Lorenzo D, sewing machine.
Crow J & Co, grocers.
Cupler D & Son, bill posters.
Daggy James, merchant tailor. Darnall Bros, grocers.
De Vore Henry V, physician.
Donnohue Dilliard C, lawyer.
Downs & Farrell Misses, dressmakers.
Earp John E, Treas Indiana Asbury University.
Eiteljorg Henry, shoemaker.
Ellis O W, dairy.
Evans Ezra B, physician. Evans & Washburn, physicians.
Farrell & Downs, dressmakers.
Fee & Kee, meat market.
Female Seminary, Rev E W Fisk, pres.
First National Bank ; capital, $125,000; Thomas C Hammond, prest ; Jerome Al- len, cashr. Fisher Samuel, physician.
Fisk E W Rev, (Presbyterian). Floyd Edward Z, restaurant.
Floyd Hezekiah, propr Union Hotel. Foxworthy Bros, planing mill.
Fry Almanzor C, dentist.
Fussler & Meltzer, barbers.
Gillespie James, dry goods. Gilmore Frank G, notions.
Glick Elias, notions.
Goulding & Ireland, sash, doors and blinds. Graham Park, cigar manufacturer.
Graham Robert S, carpenter.
Grand Central Hotel, Scott &
Woolrich, Proprs, cor College and Wal- nut.
Greencastle Banner, J Langsdale, propr.
Greencastle City Street Railway Company.
Greencastle Foundry and Machine Com- pany.
Greencastle Iron and Nail Company.
Greencastle Times (weekly), Andrew J Neff, propr.
Hanemann Edward, grocer.
Hanemann Louise, baker and confectioner.
Hanna Adam, chief fire department.
Hanna Levi M, physician.
Hanna & Black, furniture and undertakers.
Hanna & Hays, lawyers. Hannahs Theresa M Mrs, dressmaker.
Harris & Co, flour mill.
Harrison Augustus P, agt I & St L R'y.
Hathaway George, lawyer.
Hathaway John D, Photographer. Hawkins Ignatius, general store.
Hays B F & Co, clothing.
Hays Francis A, general store.
Hays Philonides, sewing machines.
Hibben A, painter.
Hibben Oliver H, millinery.
Hibbitt Edwin A, harnessmaker.
Higert Robert L, saloon.
Hill James F, sewing machines.
Hoffmann Herman, cigar manufacturer.
Home Messenger (semi-monthly), Andrew
J Neff, publisher.
Hopkins William E, Flour and Feed.
Houck & Donnohue, blacksmiths.
Howe & Vermilion, general store.
Hubbard Pleasant, grocer.
Indiana Asbury University, Alexander Martin, prest ; John E Earp treas. (See adv.)
Isaac & Kahn, meat market.
Jenkins & Co, grocers.
Jones Francis & Sons, barbers.
Jones Robert T, photographer.
Jones William W, druggist.
Kahn Levi, clothing.
Keating Mary B, dressmaker.
Keightley Abram T, dentist.
Kelly Allen T, insurance.
Kenworthy & Bro, planing mill.
Kiefer Charles, grocer and restaurant.
Kilbourne Edward W, agt Am Ex Com- pany. Kimble & Son, furniture.
PATENTS
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Kleinbub Joseph, barber. Knight John M, physician. Landes C W & Co, drnggists.
Landes Jennie, dressmaker. Langdon Daniel, dry goods.
Langdon Jackson K, books and stationery. Langsdale George J, Propr
Greencastle Banner and Postmaster. Lashbrook Jolm S, sewing machines.
Layton Purnel M, saloon. Lester Amelia E Mrs, milliner.
Letner Thomas, barber.
Lewis James J, Propr Walnut Street House.
Lockridge & Crow, lawyers.
Longden Samuel, electro-therapeutic baths. Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Ex- press Company, William E Stevenson, agt.
Lueteke Charles, baker.
McClary & Grooms, lawyers. McDaniels Robert Rev, (A M E).
McKay George B, merchant tailor. Mc Mahon & McClure, boots and shoes.
McManus Richard, saloon.
McMeans Bollin L, manager W U Tel Co, and Central Tel Co.
Maloney Michael, saloon. Marine Abijah Rev, (Methodist). Marquis Emanuel, pianos and organs.
Marshall Hiram, shoemaker.
Martin Alexander, Prest Indiana Asbury University. Martin Henry B, lawyer.
Mathias & Lewis, lawyers. Matson Courtland C, lawyer. Mattingly R L, agt L, N'A & C R'y. Meier Andrew, bottler.
Merryweather John, restaurant.
Miller John R, mayor.
Miller & Moore, lawyers.
Milligan William McK, lawyer. Moore Bros, lawyers. Morrison Henry H, dentist.
Morrison John F, physician.
Murphy Michael, saloon.
Murphy Thomas, saloon.
Murphy Timothy, saloon.
National House, John Sage, Propr. Neff Andrew J, publisher Greencastle Times and Home Messenger. Nutt James S, lawyer. O'Connell Thomas, shoemaker.
Opera House, Brattin & Blake, lessees and managers. Overstreet Willis G, dentist. Owen Olly, blacksmith. Owen, Pixley & Co, clothing. Owens J M & O W, saloon. Pfeiffenberger Charles A, blacksmith.
Piercy & Lewman, drugs and wall paper. Pitchlynn Hiram R, physician. Power Michael J Father, (Catholic.)
Preston Albert G, physician.
Ratliff & Gruff, lumber manufacturers.
Read I W Rev, ( Baptist).
Reed John B, lawyer.
Renick, Curtis & Co, carriage manufactur- ers.
Renick H S & Co, hardware.
Rice John W, blacksmith.
Riggs Daniel W, cabinetmaker.
Riley John, stave, heading and keg manu- facturer.
Riley & Foran, general store.
Rodgers Mahlon, tailor.
Rogers Dudley, physician. Rogers Dudley & Son, feed store.
Sage John, Propr National House.
Scott & Woolrich, Proprs Grand Central Hotel, cor College ave and Wal- nut.
Sharpe & Meikel, flour and feed.
Shipley Elias, jeweler.
Shurr Jolin Mrs, dressmaker.
Siddens Thomas J, blacksmith.
Simons Samuel, produce.
Smedley Andrew J, wagonmaker.
Smiley & Neff, lawyers.
Smythe Ebenezer W, undertaker.
Smythe Gonzaloo C, physician.
Southard David L, real estate.
Spurgin David M, jeweler.
Spurgin James S, photographer.
Stanley David, grocer.
Star-Press (weekly ) Frank A Arnold, propr.
Stevenson Henry F, lawyer.
Stevenson J D & Son, hardware.
Stevenson William E, agt L, N A & C Ex Company.
Stup Jennie Mrs, dressmaker.
Talbert Charles W, dry goods.
Taylor G W, physician.
The Times, A J Neff, propr.
Throop, George A, druggist.
Timmons James I, broom manufacturer.
Torr Bros, stone quarry.
Trautmann Jacob, cigars and tobacco.
Turner Rufus H, tailor.
Union Hotel, H Floyd, propr.
VanCleave Stephen B, meat market.
Vansant S H & Co, grocers.
Vaught & Brawner, harness.
Waggoner Isaac, stoves and tinware.
Walker Jacob, barber.
Walnut Street House, J J Lewis, Propr, cor Walnut and Jackson.
Ward O W, painter.
Webb J W Rev, (Methodist).
Weik Frederick, blacksmith.
Weik Jesse W, lawyer.
Weik L & Co, grocers.
Welch Fremont, blacksmith.
Werneke Christoph, shoemaker.
Western Union Telegraph Company, R L McMeans, manager.
James B. Lizius & Co.
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White Hiram W, tailor.
Williams Robert, wagon manufacturer.
Williamson & Daggy, lawyers.
Wilson John, florist.
Workman W W, nursery.
Zigler G W Rev, (colored M E).
GREENCASTLE JUNCTION. Putnam county. (See Limedale.)
GREEN CENTRE. Was estab- lished a postoffice Jannary 7, 1870. It con- tains a population of 50 in Green township, Noble county, 9 miles southeast of Albion, the county seat and banking town. Churu- busco, its shipping depot, is 6 miles south on E. R. Div. W., St. L. & P. R'y. Butter and eggs are marketed. Silas Moore, post- master.
Baker J, physician.
Bowen William W, justice of the peace.
Clemens Luke N, justice of the peace.
Dillon Levi, saw mill.
Kester J P, physician.
Ketchum Harris, blacksmith.
Matthews E W, general store.
Meece James, carpenter.
Moore Silas, Undertaker and Wagon- maker.
GREENDALE. Is a manufactur- turing suburb of Lawrenceburg, located 1 mile from the town on the C., I., St. L. & C. R. R. in Dearborn county. Population, 400. Furniture and whisky are the ex- ports. Banks, express and telegraph offices are at Lawrenceburg. Harry Dobell, post master.
Dobell E B, furniture manufacturer and grocer.
Dobell Harry, Grocer. Oester Nicholas, Distiller. Squibb W P & Co, distillers. Walsh N J, distiller.
Young Andrew, justice.
GREENE. Is the location of 250 persons, in Greene township, Jay county, 7 miles west of Portland, the county seat, banking town and place of shipment. The village contains Christian and United Brethren churches, 1 saw mill, a tile fac- tory and 1 flour mill. Tri-weekly stage to Ridgeville. W. B. Swain, postmaster. Badders Columbus, carpenter.
Ballard A B, physician.
Bishop W, carpenter.
James F M & L E, saw mill.
Martin O, drain tile manufacturer.
Osborn Lester, justice of the peace.
Phillips Jeremiah, blacksmith.
Phillips Phillip, wagonmaker.
Swain W B, General Store.
GREENFIELD. The seat of jus- tice of Hancock county, is a prosperous, growing town of 2,500 inhabitants, located on the P., C. & St. L. R'y, 20 miles east of Indianapolis and 48 west of Richmond. This is an incorporated town, carries a bonded debt of $1,500, has real and per- sonal property (assessed value) amounting to $849,000, excellent county buildings, good business blocks, a large number of handsome residences, wide, clean streets, an 'opera house, Methodist, Presbyterian, Chris- tian and Catholic churches, a large graded. school of 9 departments, two banks, a good. hotel, and 5 newspapers-Hancock Jefferson- ian, Hancock Democrat and Greenfield Repub- lican. (weekly) ; Odd Fellows' Chronicle, (semi- monthly) ; and Home and School Visitor, (monthly). Its manufacturing industries comprise 2 planing mills, 1 foundry, 1 table slide factory, 1 flax mill, 1 school desk fac- tory, 2 saw mills, 1 flour mill, and a furni- ture factory. School furniture, lumber, grain, live stock, flax and furniture are the principal shipments. Ex., Adams .. Tels., M. U. and W. U. Hugh B. Wilson, postmaster.
Abbott John R, machinist.
Adams Express Company, M W Hamilton. agt.
Adams Marcellus M, physician.
Alexander, New & Boots, grocers ..
Alexander & Son, grocers.
Anderson W L Rev, (Christian) ..
Baldwin & Pratt, hardware.
Banks Andrew J, hardware.
Barnett George, justice of the peace ..
Binford John H, lawyer.
Black Richard A, lawyer.
Bohn John, baker and confectioner.
Boots Samuel S, physician.
Boyd, Hinchman & Co, groceries and drugs ..
Branham Alexander K, grocer ..
Brown John E, planing mill and lumber.
Brown R P, nursery.
Burdett William C, dry goods and clothing. Burris Louis, news depot.
Carey Michael, saloon.
Carter S J Mrs, milliner.
Citizens' Bank; capital, $50,000; P H. Boyd, prest ; J B Simmons, cashr.
Cochran & Flippo, builders.
Coffield J M, Livery and Sale Stable. Collins Ira, insurance.
Cook & Dennis, meat market.
Corcoran & Lantz, undertakers.
Cox Benjamin H, saw mill.
Crawford Freeman H, druggist.
Dalrymple John M, harnessmaker.
Davis Lee A, jeweler.
Demaree James, bakery and restaurant.
Denton Winfield S, lawyer.
Dove George W, shoemaker.
SHOW CASES
WIEGEL & RUEHL, 188 South Meridian St., INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
CANNED GOODS AND OYSTERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
UNION OYSTER CO., J. S. KELLER, Manager, 40 North Illinois Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Duncan George W, lawyer. Early Vincent L, druggist. Edwards Orlando M, physician. Farmer James, saloon.
Furry Sanford, grocer. Gant Thomas A, grocer. Gant Winfield S, grocer. Gapen Samuel E, harnessmaker.
Glidden & Millikan, jewelry, boots and shoes.
Goble David H, agricultural implements. Gooding D S & M B, lawyers. Gooding Lemuel W, lawyer. Gordon & Martin, lumber. Gordon & Son, saw mill.
Grambrel Amos C, livery.
Greenfield Banking Com-
pany ; capital, $50,000; Nelson Brad- ley, Prest ; Morgan Chandler, Cashr. Greenfield Republican (weekly), Republi- can Company, publishers. Grose Elijah B, druggist. Guymon House, Jackson Wills, propr. Hafner August, saloon.
Hall Jabob A, physician. Hamilton Moses W, grain dealer.
Hamilton R A, dentist.
Hammel George F, grocer and drugs.
Hancock Democrat (weekly), William Mitchell, publisher.
Hancock Jeffersonian (weekly), R J Strick- land, publisher.
Harris William E, carriage manufacturer. Hart & Thayer, general store. Hauck George F, grocer. Hauck John J, grocer. Henley John, saloon.
Herron Jackson, carpenter.
Home and School Visitor (monthly), D H Goble, publisher. Hough & Cook, lawyers. Howard Edwin B, dentist.
Howard, Martin & Howard, physicians. Hughes John A, banker, real estate and in- surance. Hughes Quinton D, grocer. Hunt Harrison, carpenter. Huston & King, wagonmakers. Jackson Columbus M, general store. Jamieson S A Rev, (Presbyterian).
Judkins Elam I, physician.
Knight & Kirkpatrick Bros, stoves and tin- ware.
Knox George L, barber. La Rue Sidney, sewing machines. Linebach & Barr, carriagemakers. Marsh Ephraim, county clerk. Martin William H, lawyer. Mason James L, lawyer. Meek James A, painter. Millikan & Beecher, shoemakers. Mitchell William, publisher Hancock Democrat.
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Moore H L & Son, flax mills. Morgan James M, livery. New & Jones, lawyers. Newhall William, blacksmith. Odd Fellows' Chronicle, (semi-monthly), R J Strickland, publisher.
Offutt Charles G, lawyer. Ogg Adams L, lawyer. Porter William H, meat market.
Poulson & McBane, lawyers.
Pratt William F, grain dealer.
Puterbaugh George W, School Desk Manufacturer. (See adv.)
Robert Jesse M, saloon.
Randall George T, general store.
Republican Company, publishers field Republican. Reynolds Lafayette H, lawyer.
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Rhoades J F Rev, (Methodist).
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