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Wilcox H P, Illuminating Oils, Wholesale and Retail ; Office and Ware house, E Maryland, opp 500 E Washing- ton.
Wilcox James, restaurant, 15 McNabb.
Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Company, Mrs Mary McKenzie, manager, 92 E New York.
Wildermuth Frederick, meats, 50 S West. Wildman James A, Postmaster, s e cor Penn and Market.
Wiles, Coffin & Co, wholesale grocers, 71 and 73 S Meridian.
Wiles & Moore, wholesale grocers, 126 S Meridian.
Wiley Delany, physician, 179 Christian ave. Wilgus William, grocer, 302 S Illinois.
Wilkeson Henry, laundry, 405 N Alabama. Wilkinson John tailor, 75 W Market.
Willard Albert B, coal and wood, 54 N Penn.
Williams Fanny A, Propr Nagle House, 32 N Mississippi.
Williams H & Son, painters,37 Virginia ave. Williams Myron B, Lawyer, 1 Baldwin Block.
Williams William W, blacksmith, 221 W Vermont.
Williams & Co, house and sign painters, 37 Virginia ave.
Williams & Kistner, insurance, 3 and 4 Vinton Block.
Williamson Ezra, restaurant, 192 W Wash- ington.
Williamson I, livery sale and feed, 286 . Mass ave.
Williamson John W, physician, Blackford Block ..
Willis Jonathan, tinner, 356 Indiana ave. Wills Thomas, meat market, 247 Davidson. Wilson George, photographer, 36} E Wash- ington.
Wilson Harry L, lawyer, 10 Talbott & New's Block.
Wilson Henry H, shoemaker, 3 Cherry.
Wilson James F, shoemaker, 25 Virginia ave.
Wilson John McC, baker, 210 S Tennessee. Wilson M M Mrs, millinery, 442 S Meridian. Wilson Oliver M, lawyer, 8 N Penn.
Wilson Riley B, saloon, 40 Malott ave.
Wilson Thomas S, grocer, 53 N Delaware.
Wilson William D, Agt Erie & North Shore Despatch, 21 Chamber of Commerce.
Wilson William H, shoemaker, 44 Mass ave. Wilson William B, Supt Indiana Institution for Educating the Blind, cor Meridian and North.
Wilson & Wilson, lawyers, 77} E Market.
Winings Samuel L, teas, 184 W Washing- ton.
Winpenny George W, lawyer, 10 and 11 Brandon Block.
Winsor E A Mrs, State Librarian, '45 and 47 N Tennessee.
Winston John C, manager Christian Union, 40 Vance Block.
Winter John A, painter, Court nr Alabama. Winters James M, Lawyer, 30} E Washington.
Wintrowd D & Son, Secondhand Goods; Furniture Repaired; 143 N Del- aware.
Winyard James I, calcimining, 350 W Michigan.
Wirt & Kansler, cigar manufacturers, 31 Kentucky ave.
Wishard Albert W, lawyer, 29} N Penn.
Wishard W N, supt City Hospital, cor Locke & Margaret.
Wishard & Doan, physician, 31} Virginia. ave.
Witt Bennett F, lawyer, 10 Hubbard Block. Wittenberg Charles, notions, 6 E Washing- ton.
Witthoeft Frederick, grocer, 327 and 329 Indiana ave.
Wocher, Richie & Hanford, Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Mil- linery, 33 S Meridian.
L. Everingham & Co.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. FACILITIES in every DEPARTMENT UNSURPASSED, 125 LaSalle Street, CHICAGO.
ESTABLISHED IN 1871.
WHITEHEAD'S
MONUMENTS,
CENOTAPHS, STATUES,
RUSTICS,
VAULTS, VASES,
CURBING, 1
DESIGNED AND
EXECUTED IN A
ETC., ETC.
SUPERIOR MANNER
FROM THE BEST GRADE OF
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN
Granite and Marble.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
A practical experience of twenty-five years in the business enables me to guarantee all orders intrusted to my care being filled to perfect satis- faction. I have erected many of the best MONUMENTS in the principal Cemeteries of this and adjoining States. I do not merely " profess," but PRACTICE ORIGINALITY IN DESIGN.
Please give me a call, in person or by mail.
Yours Respectfully,
W. C. WHITEHEAD,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
MONUMENTAL WORKS.
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Michigan Exchange Hotel,
LYON & FERGUSON, Proprietors.
CITY OF DETROIT
JICMEINER
$2.50 and $3.00 per Day, according to location of Rooms. Most conveniently located Hotel in Detroit. Strictly first-class in all its appointments. W-Northern Resort for Southern Tourists.
JOHN B. SHEPLER, -MANUFACTURER AND JOBBER OF-
CRUMBS
TRUNKS! TRAVELING BAGS, ETC., 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 and 11 Monroe Street, TOLEDO, OHIO.
Porter's Joliet Bottled Ale and Porter
is equal to imported. T. D. STUVER, Sole Agt. See advertisement page 351.
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Woerner August, saloon, 81 E Washington. Woerner John W, meats, 776 N Tennessee. Woerner Louis, grocer, 154 Indiana ave.
Woerner Theodore, grocer, 512 N Missis- sippi.
Woerner William, meat market, 822 N Il- linois.
Woessner George C, meats, 168 Virginia ave. Woessner Jacob, meats, 540 Virginia ave. Wolf C F, druggist, s w cor McCarty and Delaware.
Wolf George, Grocer, 123 S Illinois. Wolf John, cigar manufacturer, 292 S Del- aware.
Wolf Philip H, cigars and tobacco, 145 Virginia ave.
Wolfe Edward H, Auditor of State, State Building.
Wolfe William N, Grocer, 279 Mass ave.
Wolfram Bros, stoves and tinware, 197 E Washington.
Womens' Christian Temperance Union, restaurant, 27 Circle.
Womans' Exchange, Mrs R R Parker, prest, 47 N Illinois.
Wonderly Mary Mrs, milliner, 146 David- son.
Wonnell Charles, blacksmith, 60 E Mary- land.
Wood Charles H, druggist, 101 Indiana ave. Wood Daniel L, insurance agt, 15 and 16 Talbott Block.
Wood Emsley H, grocer, cor College ave and 7th.
Wood Franklin M, blacksmith, 232 W Pearl.
Wood Horace F, livery, 25 Circle.
Wood Jacob S, grocer, 399 N Illinois.
Wood Levi, physician, 39 Mass ave.
Wood Mary M Mrs, notions, 141 N Dela- ware.
Woodard John C, justice, 48 N Delaware. Woodbridge William, milliner, 8 E Washington.
Woodbridge James H, physician, 74 W Michigan.
Woodburn-Sarven Wheel Company, man- ufacturers Sarven patent wheels, 230 S Illinois.
Woodford, Dean & Co, liquors, 63 and 65 S Meridian.
Woodruff Sleeping and Parlor Coach Com- pany, E W Timmony, agt, 44} W Lou- isiana.
Woods Burgess, carpet weaver, 122 E Mc- Carty.
Woodward John T, cigars and tobacco, 9 N Illinois.
Woodward Sheldon G, physician, 49 N Il- linois.
Wood Worker, The, A Monthly Review of the Wood Working Industries
of the West and South; Wood Worker Company, Proprs, 1272 E Maryland, Subscriptions $1 per annum, advertising rates Reasonable, Special Contracts by the year.
Woolen Green V, physician, 20 W Ohio. Woolfolk Thomas J, physician, 11} N Meridian.
Woollen William Watson, At- torney at Law, 95 E Washington, Bran- don Block.
Woollen William Wesley, Sec Franklin Fire Insurance Company, s e cor Circle and Market.
Wooton Desk Manufacturing Company, L V Horton, Manager, 50 Vance Block.
Worland Susan, grocery, 486 Virginia ave. World's Benevolent Association, James H
Middleton, prest ; Lawson Abbett, treas ; Alexander Collier, sec; 31} Virginia ave. Wormser Nathan, barber, 120 S Illinois.
Wren William A blacksmith, 489 S Me- ridian.
Wright A L & Co, Successors .to Adams, Mansur & Co, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Carpets, Wall Paper, Upholstery Goods, and Window Shades, Oil Cloths, etc, 47 and 49 S Meridian.
Wright Benjamin C, US Claim Attorney, 11 Martindale Block, Market. Wright Charles E, physician, 107 N Al- abama.
Wright C M & Son, pumps, 32 S Penn.
Wright Frank M, lawyer, 96 Court.
Wright Granville S, deputy city and state attorney, court house.
Wright Jackson H, blacksmith, 281 W Washington.
Wright John C, office 70 E Market.
Wright John H, druggist, 525 N Illinois.
Wright Joseph, millwright, 66 Fletcher & Sharpe's Block.
Wright Libbie, Laundry, 295 E Washington.
Wright Willis. W, real estate, 75} E Wash- ington.
Wright & Hopkins, agt Scatcherd & Son, hardwood lumber, cor Peru, Railroad and Home ave. .
Wrinck John W, meats, 213 Christian ave. Wrought Iron Bridge Co, God- man & Winslow, General Agts, 37 W Washington. (See adv.)
Wulff Conrad, saloon, 32 Malott ave. Wulschner Emil, music, 44 N Penn ave. Wundram William, grocer, 662 S Meridian.
Wylie Andrew, News Depot, 13 N Penn.
Wyman Theresa, grocer, 473 E St Clair. Yandes Simon, capitalist, 21} E Washington. Yeager Elias G, confectioner, 299 Virginia ave.
le Bradford,
Solicitor of AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS, and Notary Public. Office, Rooms 16 and 18 Hubbard Block, Indianapolis, Ind. (See adv.)
For corrugated and crimped, Address IRON ROOFING & W. G. HYNDMAN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Yeagley, Clay & Co, patent sash lock, 32 Vance Block.
Yeaw Marshal S, barber, 39 W 1st.
Yocum Charles A, shoemaker, 52 Malott ave.
Yohn Bros, booksellers and stationers, 4 E Washington.
Yorger John, meats, 444 W Michigan.
Yost & Kryter, Cutlery, etc, 178 E .Washington.
Youart John M, physician, 78 N Illinois.
Young Augustus B, lawyer, 15 and 16 Bald- win Block.
Young James, physician, 197 E Washington. Young Men's Christian Association, 35 N Illinois.
Young Men's Republican Club Room, 17 Bates Block.
Youse J F & Son, tinners, 78 Virginia ave. Yule & Hartman, horseshoers, 302 E Wash- ton.
Yung Louis, Meat Market, 47 S Del- aware.
Zapf Philip, saloon, 533 Virginia ave.
Ziegelmuller Herman, meats, 319 N West. Ziegler Charles, saloon, 100 S Noble.
Zimmer Peter, grocer, 299 S Delaware.
Zimmerman C & Son, roofers, 37 and 39 S Alabama.
Zink Leopold, meats, 1 Paca.
Zismer Paul M, grocer, 103 English ave. Zoller Charles H, meats, 290 W Washington. Zoo theater, C T Gilmore, manager, 12 and 14 N Mississippi.
Zorniger Joseph, manufacturer ice boxes, 321 Indiana ave.
Zumpfe Emil, music teacher, 47 Thorpe Block.
Zumpfe William, saloon, 92 E Court.
Zwicker Faederick, shoemaker, 574 S East. Zwillinger Henry I, tailor, 17 Vance Block.
INGALLSTON. Is the postoffice for Beech Grove, a flag station on the C., I., St. L. & C. R. R., located in Centre town- ship, Marion county, 6 miles southeast of Indianapolis. It has no village popula- tion, but is located in a thickly settled farm- ing community. John R. White, postmas- ter and R. R. agt.
INGLEFIELD. Is a station and postoffice on the E. & T. H. R. R., located in Scott township, Vanderburgh county, 10 miles north of Evansville, the county seat and banking town. A population of 100 support one Methodist church. Adams Ex. W. U. Tel. Mamie E. Ingle, postmaster. Begly B W, physician. Browning George B, flour mill. Bunty Anton, carpenter: Hall Robert, constable.
Ingle Mamie E, Postmaster.
Litchfield Richard, justice of the peace. Newman Levi, general store.
Polk E E, R R and ex agt. Short L W, General Store.
INWOOD. Is a thrifty village of 500 inhabitants located on the P., Ft. W. & C. R'y in Centre township, Marshall county, 6 miles east of Plymouth, the county, seat and banking town. It contains a Methodist church, graded school, several substantial business houses and 1 hotel. In the town and vicinity there are located 3 saw mills, a flour mill, 1 planing mill, 2 pump factories and a basket fac- tory. The principal exports are lumber, grain and baskets. Ex., Adams. Tel., W. U. W. H. H. Stover, postmaster.
Adams Ambrose, pump manufacturer, 1 mile southeast.
Apple Christian, blacksmith.
Austis Joseph, harness manufacturer.
Barlow Isaac J, pump manufacturer, 1 mile south.
Bell Frederick, druggist.
Bell John F, physician.
Blasingham Francis M, agt P, Ft W & C. Clemens William, blackmith.
Cooper Joseph B, general store.
Cruzan H B, physician, 3 miles south.
Davidson Joseph, blacksmith.
Downing Austin, live stock, 2 miles north- east.
Fisher Christian, general store.
Gerrard George N, saloon.
Gibbons O C, live stock.
Graham W B Rev, (Methodist).
Grosvenor Isaac, wagonmaker.
Helmer Pluto, Basket Manufacturer for the Chicago Trade. Hull David, blacksmith.
Inwood Flouring Mills, Frank
Kelsey, Propr ; John McAdams, Miller. Jackson Stephen W, shoemaker.
Kelsey Frank, Propr of Inwood Flouring Mill.
Klingel Rev, (Methodist).
Kotterman Theodore, furniture.
McAdams John, Miller; Frank Kelsey, 50 years milling experience. McMaster Frank A & Bro, general store. Morris Courtland L, notary public. Ranier Charles T, physician.
Ritzler Joseph, saloon.
Schafer, Morris Schafer, Dealers in Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, etc.
Schafer & Morris, Saw and Plan- ing Mills. (See adv.)
Shively D C, saw mill, 4} miles north. Shreve Charles, barber.
Stevens Solomon, wagonmaker and justice. Stover W H H, postmaster and grocer.
Trade Mark. CORNCURA. -
CURE FOR CORNS. \Jahne & Co., Prop's, -SOLD BY- DRUGGISTS. Jersey City, N. J.
E. C. ATKINS & CO.{ INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
DET-CALL or WRITE for PRICES. 206 to 216 SOUTH ILLINOIS STREET. -
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Sweitzer Fred L, saloon.
York William R, Saw Mill and Lumber Dealer, 3 miles south.
IRELAND. Is located in Madison township, Dubois county, 4 miles north- west of Jasper, the county seat and place of shipment. Nearest bank at Petersburgh. It contains 250 inhabitants, and a Method- ist church. Daily stage to Jasper; fare, 25 cents ; and Petersburgh ; fare, 1.50. R. A. Armstrong, postmaster.
Anderson Isaac, saw mill.
Armstrong R A, General Store.
Baumert A, boot and shoemaker.
Cooper Bros, meat market and confectioners. Dillon Belle Miss, milliner.
Ferguson S E Mrs, hotel.
Harden I L, hotel. Hill & Hauger, blacksmiths.
Horton A H, saddler.
Jackman Sallie Miss, dressmaker.
Kean Samuel E, Drugs.
Kellems Thomas, blacksmith.
Kelso Z C, physician.
McHall Harrison, shingle machine. McMabel H, carpenter.
Mosby Eliza milliner.
Norman J P, general store.
Norman & Stewart, Flour Mill. Parker John M, saddler and justice. Parr G L, physician. Rice Matthew, wagonmaker. Rose William B, carpenter and undertaker.
IRVINGTON. Is a handsome and pleasant suburb of Indianapolis, located on the P., C. & St. L. and C., H. & I. R'ys, in Warren township, Marion county. This is an incorporated town of 520 inhabitants, and contains many handsome residences and 2 churches-Christian and Methodist. The most important feature of Irvington is the Butler University, an educational in- stitution which is unrivalled by any simi- lar college or school in the State. It has in addition to the University, a large pub- lic school building that cost $25,000. The town is connected with Indianapolis by
street railway. Adams Ex. W. U. Tel. George Russell, postmaster.
Berger H F, grocer.
Blount B M Rev, (Christian).
Blount R S Rev, (Christian.)
Butler University, H W Everest, Prest. (See adv.)
Everest H W, Prest Butler University. Johnson Sylvester, Prest Indiana Horticultural Society.
Krumrine J A, physician and drugs.
Long R W, druggist and physician.
Parker H C, blacksmith.
Ramsey George, live stock.
Robinson L O Mrs, (Evangelist M E).
Russell George, R R and Ex Agt. Shank W H H, meat market.
Wilson W W, grocer.
JACKSONBURGH. Inhabited by 115 persons, is a village located in Har- rison township, Wayne county, 13 miles northwest of Richmond court house. Cam- bridge City, 5 miles southwest, is the place of shipment and location of nearest bank. Grain, tobacco and hogs are shipped. Charles Leeson, postmaster.
Bowmaster M L, insurance agt.
Clark John A, blacksmith.
Clark R, wagonmaker.
Dillman Jacob, blacksmith.
Fagan George W, restaurant. Gorman Alexander, justice of the peace.
Kirk L A, blacksmith.
Leeson Bros, General Store. Merrick C C, shoemaker.
Miller J J, wagonmaker.
JACKSON CENTRE. A rural postoffice, located in Jackson township, Porter county, 13 miles from Sumanville, its shipping depot, on the B. & O. R. R., and 9 miles northeast of Valparaiso, the county seat. Population, 22. William Hill, postmaster. Hill William, Grocer. Smith G B & Co, flour mill.
JACKSON STATION. Forty- two miles north of Indianapolis, on I., P. &
SCHAFER & MORRIS, Planing and Saw Mills !
Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds of Indiana Lumber-Ash, Oak, Hickory, Walnut, Etc. w Orders promptly executed.
Office and Mills, - - INWOOD, IND.
DIRECTORY OFFICE
R. L. POLK & CO., S. E. Corner Circle and Meridian Streets, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Fruits, Oysters and Canned Goods. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
UNION OYSTER CO., J. S. KELLER, Manager, 40 North Illinois Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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C. Div. W., St. L. & P. R'y, is possessed of 75 inhabitants, in Cicero township, Tipton county, 4 miles north of Tipton, the county seat and banking town. Grain and lumber are the shipments. E. C. Elliott, postmas- ter.
Elliott E C, General Store, Grain and Feed Mill.
Richard James, heading factory.
JADDEN. This is a country post- office located in Monroe township, Grant county, 12 miles southeast of Marion, the county seat, banking town, and usual place of shipment. It contains 50 inhabitants, supports a United Brethren church, and ships lumber and handles. William H. Oliver, postmasetr.
Lacy J D, general store and physician. Oliver William H, Postmaster.
Rayn & Holt, saw mill and handle manu- facturers. Stevens JE A, cooper.
Stout J & A Y, drain tile manufacturers.
Stout W E, blacksmith.
Wall David, live stock.
JALAP A. On the Mississinewa river, in Pleasant township, Grant county, is a post village of 75 inhabitants, located 8 miles northwest of Marion, the county seat, shipping station, and banking town. The river furnishes power to operate 1 saw and 1 flour mill." Weekly stage to Marion. John W Scott, postmaster.
Antrim Mahlon & Son, general store.
Barley J S, justice of the peace.
Bish M O, carpenter.
Burns A M, physician and livery.
Conner Nelson, Flour Mill.
Line D W, painter. Marks George, blacksmith.
Moorehead S G, wagonmaker.
Nickum R W, hotel.
Scott John W, Shoemaker and Bar- ber.
Sherman S M, carpenter.
Simmons Frank, grain and live stock.
Snyder J C, wind pump manufacturer. Snyder & Stevens, saw mill.
Vardaman William, general store.
JAMESTOWN. Was laid by James Matlock in 1832-33; incorporated a town in 1870, and is located on the I., B. & W. R'y., in Jackson township, Boone county, 12 miles southwest of Lebanon, the county seat, 15 southeast of Crawfordsville, the banking town, and 28 northwest of Indiana- polis. It has a population of 750, carries a bonded debt of $12,000 and supports Meth- odist and Christian churches, a good graded school, 1 hotel, a weekly newspaper-North-
ern World-2 flour mills, a drain tile factory, 1 saw mill, and a brick yard. Jamestown derives its chief support from the fertile farming district, by which surrounded, and exports grain, lumber and live stock. Ex., U. S. Tel., W. U. William H. Orear, post- master.
Ashley John H, live stock.
Banta John Q A, physician.
Banta Samuel J, physician.
Baringer William, wagonmaker.
Bowen W H & Co, grocers.
Burhap J T & Co, furniture. Burk George L, physician.
Bush James N, livery stable.
Bush & Poland, livery stable.
Camplin Frank, carpenter.
Camplin John H & Son, general store.
Carriger, Hudson & Co, lumber. . Carriger John J, grain dealer.
Central House, Mrs Minerva Whitaker, propr.
Clark Samuel J, flour mill.
Clark William F Rev, (Methodist).
Clements James, barber.
Cline John H, general store.
Corbin George W, Publisher North- ern World.
Corbin Smith H, shoemaker.
Corbin & Co, lumber manufacturers.
Crosby William A, blacksmith.
Dale & Clements, insurance.
Darnall William J, lawyer. Davis James H, lawyer.
Davis Robert F, blacksmith.
Emmons William, druggist.
Epperson William D, grocer.
Finch Albert M, physician. Fleece & McDaniel, general store.
Gibson William B, justice.
Gibson & Burk, druggists.
Hackley Joseph, plasterer.
Hackley Robert, barber.
Hall Henry H, agt I, B & W R R, and U S Ex Company. Herrington Elizabeth L Mrs, milliner.
Huber John, baker and restaurant.
Jennings Newton E, lumber dealer.
Leserve William, shoemaker.
Lowry James P, hardware.
McCormack Ira N, merchant tailor.
McKeehan George W, saddles and harness. McLain Calvin, painter.
McLean Thomas S, Flour Mill. Martin Albert, notions. Meyer & Davis, hardware. -
Miller Josie Miss, milliner. Nay James M, photographer.
Neff & Hudson, general store.
Northern World (weekly), George W Corbin, Publisher.
Oakley John C, grocer. Oliphant L M & R A, carpenters.
PENSIONS
W. H. CORBALEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Collects original and increase 48 Vance Block, Indianapolis. of Pensionsand all other kinds of War Claims. Rejected Claims a specialty. Correspondence solicited.
STUMPS BLASTED By the Original Hercules Powder.
C. H. JENNE, Agent, No. 2912 NORTH PENNSYLVANIA STREET, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Orear Charles D, physician.
Orear William H, postmaster and notions.
Peck L C Mrs, dressmaker.
Penry Samuel & Sons, meat market.
Simon Minnie Mrs, grocer.
Smith Peter, tile manufacturer.
Smith Simeon, brick manufacturer.
Sommerville Sterling B, harness.
Steele James H, grocer.
Stutsman Nicholas, blacksmith. .
Whitaker Minerva Mrs, propr Central House.
Wilhite William H, painter.
JAMESTOWN. (See Crooked Creek.)
Steuben county.
JASONVILLE. With a popula- tion of 100, is a post village, located in Wright township, Greene county, 20 miles northwest of Bloomfield court house. Worth- ington, the shipping depot and banking place, is 15 miles east, on I. & V. R. R. Wheat and produce are the shipments. Almira Kelshaw, postmaster.
Cooke Henry U, shoemaker.
Dean Mckendrie, Grocer.
Dysart Hiram, meat market.
Fitzsimmons John, blacksmith.
Kelshaw Elmira, Postmaster. Linthicum & Edmonson, harnessmakers. Marshall Frank, physician.
Neal & Sons, General Store.
Nicholson Thomas, blacksmith.
Perry John, coal miner and carpenter.
Ringo & Campbell, drugs.
Rogers Martha, grain and stock.
Sauserman Daniel, physician.
Shanklin John R, physician. Stark J M, physician.
Todd John, justice of the peace.
Turley F M, hotel.
Warrick, Letsinger & Co, Gen- eral Store.
Watson Burr, live stock.
Whitworth John, wagonmaker.
JASPER. The county seat of Dubois county, is a progressive incorporated town of 1,200 inhabitants, located at northern terminus of E. Div. of L., E. & St. L. R. R., 41 miles north of Rockport, the lo- cation of nearest bank, and 55 northeast of Evansville. The town carries a bonded debt of $3,000, has good county buildings, Catholic and Methodist churches, a good graded school and 8 hotels. Prominent among the last mentioned is the well known Daniels House, the headquarters of com- mercial travelers, and the best hotel in town. The press is represented by 2 weekly newspapers-Times and Courier. The first named, edited by Mr. G. F. Swent, is an ex- cellent paper, with a large circulation. Jasper is quite an extensive manufacturing town, having 3 saw mills, 2 planing mills, a stave factory, 3 flour mills, 1 hub and spoke factory, 1 brewery, a brick yard, and a barrel hoop factory. Ex., Adams. Tel., W. U. Alois Gramelspacher, postmaster. Alles John F, furniture.
Benkert Edmund, blacksmith.
Benkert & Co, hub and spoke manufactur- ers.
Berger Henry, carpenter.
Betz John, propr Union Hotel.
Biggs T H, R R and ex agt.
Bigham August B, physician.
Buchart Joseph, general store.
Buettner Bruno, lawyer.
Christman John R, marble works.
Daniel House, Captain W H Daniel Propr, W Main. (See adv.) Daniel John M, School Supt of Jas- per City Sehools.
Daniel W H Captain, Propr Daniel House, N Main. (See adv.)
Doane Clement, publisher Jasper Courier. Eckert Bros, flour mill.
Egg John, confectioner.
Eifert Conrad, jeweler.
Ely & Bretz, lawyers.
Enthofer Henry, hotel.
DANIEL HOUSE,
W. H. DANIEL, Proprietor,
North Main Street, one square from the Court House, JASPER, INDIANA.
The only First-Class Hotel in town. Headquarters for Com. mercial Travelers.
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.
Only requires TWO-THIRDS premium paid. Balance Joan siz per cent. Affording Agents a great advantage.
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Erny Theresa Mrs, stoves and tinware.
Ferste Christ, shoemaker.
Fink F & Co, flour and saw mill.
Fink Henry C, confectioner. Fisher John D M, tailor. Friedman, Bauer & Co, stave and heading manufacturers.
Friedman Bros, leaf tobacco.
Friedman J Klingel & Co, saw mill.
Friedman Martin, druggist. Friedman Mary Miss, milliner.
Gasser William, blacksmith.
Gosmann Jacob, books and stationery.
Gramelspacher Alvis, Postmas- ter.
Gramelspacher J & Co, Planing Mill.
Gutzsell Mathias, shoemaker.
Herbig Tobias, saloon.
Hink Frank, confectioner.
Hobbs Havilla C, physician.
Hochgesang Cecelia Mrs, brewery.
Indiana Hotel, F A Nendeck, propr.
Jasper Courier (weekly), Clement Doane, publisher.
Jasper Times (Weekly), George F Swint, publisher, opposite court house. Jerger Joseph N, brickmaker.
John Elizabeth Mrs, propr U S Hotel.
Krause Charles, propr St Charles Hotel.
Krauss & Krodel, meat market.
Krempp Andrew, confectioner.
Kuebler John, wagonmaker.
Kuebler Maggie Miss, milliner.
Kuebler Sebastian, general store.
Kunkel Paul, saloon.
Lambert Felix, carriage manufacturer.
Lehrburger, Kahn & Co, general store. McNerney Andrew J, hotel.
Manti Fidelis Rev, (Catholic).
May Wendelin, harness.
Mehringer Bros, druggists.
Mehringer George, agricultural imple- ments.
Messmore Eisom P, Photographer. Morgan & Ledgewood, livery.
Nendeck F A, propr Indiana Hotel. Nohr Peter, hotel.
Pleasant John M, lawyer.
Rottet Joseph, cigar manufacturer.
St Charles Hotel, Charles Krause, propr. Salb John, saloon.
Scheirich & Co, planing, saw and hoop mill.
Scheurich M & Co, flour mill.
Schulthies & Fitter, livery.
Sermersheim Joseph F, jeweler.
Sermersheim M A & Co, general store. Sondermann Theodore, books.
Spayd Leo F, stoves and tinware.
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