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Stephenson Edward, physician.
Swint George F, Publisher Jasper Times, opposite Court House.
Traylor & Hunter, lawyers.
Trippet Oscar A, lawyer. Troxler John, harness.
Troxler Joseph, harness.
Union Hotel, John Betz, propr.
United States Hotel, Mrs E John, propr. Welman Richman M, physician.
Wertz Toliver, physician.
Zoeller Tobias, barber.
JAY CITY. Jay county. (See New Corydon.)
JEFFERSON. On line of the T., D. & St. L. R. R., in Washington township, Clinton county, is a thrifty village of 400 inhabitants, located 4 miles west of Frank- fort, the county seat and banking town. It has Methodist and United Brethren churches, and ships grain and live stock. S. N. Davison, postmaster.
Anderson Jeremiah, live stock.
Clendenon James, shoemaker.
Craig Thomas, grocer.
Davison Henry, carpenter. Davison Charles & Henry, coopers.
Davison S N & Son, General Store.
Davison William H, barber.
Gamble Sarah Mrs, hotel.
Heavilon Amos, live stock.
Heavilon Joseph, lawyer.
Hiner Samuel N, hotel.
Kelner Jacob, barber.
McNett James, Physician and Drug- gist.
Marsh James, justice of the peace.
Ryan Jesse, blacksmith.
Thomas John, carpenter.
Thompson David, township trustee.
Toopes Heck, carpenter.
JEFFERSONVILLE. The county seat of Clark county, is pleasantly located on the Ohio river, opposite Louis- ville, Ky., and adjoining New Albany. It is a prosperous incorporated city of 9,000 inhabitants, located 108 miles south of In- dianapolis. The J., M. & I., and O. & M. R'ys pass through the city, but with its ferriage, it derives the benefit of all roads centering in Louisville. This is an impor- tant point in the location of State and gov- ernment buildings, both the Indiana State Prison South and the U. S. Quartermaster's Supply Department are situated here. It has real and personal property (assessed
value) amounting to $2,429,608, and carries- a bonded debt of $391,702.54. It is gov- erned by a mayor and common council ; is lighted by gas, has good water works, a well organized fire department, and sup. ports 9 churches, 5 public schools, 2 na- tional banks, and 5 hotels. The press is -
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MATERIAL OF ALL KINDS Manufactured on short notice. O. S. GILLETTE, Nos. 28 and 30 East Georgia Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. See adv., page 6.
CARLON & HOLLENBECK
PRINTERS AND BINDERS, S. E. Cor. Circle and Meridian Sts., INDIANAPOLIS, . IND.
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represented by 4 papers-the Times, daily and weekly ; Evening News, daily ; and the Labor Journal, and Democrat, weekly only. Jeffersonville has some very extensive manufactories ; the most prominent are the J., M. & I. R. R. shops, 2 ship yards, large car works, a plate glass factory, and several other mills and factories of lesser note. The city was established in 1802, in- corporated in 1839, and is surrounded by a rich agricultural district. The county buildings are new and very commodious. It has handsome residences and substantial business blocks. The Adams, Am., and U. Ex., and W. U. Tel. Companies have offices here. A. M. Luke, postmaster.
Aldridge John, grocer. Alexander Robinson, shoemaker.
Allen Frank R, grocer. Angne Peter, furniture. Anspro Patrick, grocer. Applegate James T, photographer. Armstrong & Co, coal dealers.
Armstrong & Fitzpatrick, Pub- lishers The Times, cor Spring and Chest- nut. (See adv.)
Bache & Collyer, agricultural implements. Barber Robert, boots and shoes.
Barmore David S, ship yard.
Baxter George W, grocer.
Beach William F, cement manufacturer.
Becht Julius, sewing machines.
Becht Louis, shoemaker.
Beck Cornelius, grocer. Beckwith Lod W, druggist.
Berbet Morand, grocer.
Bergman Henry, shoemaker. Bernecker Emil, saloon.
Best John, grocer.
Bidel John, grocer.
Biggent William L, manager W U Tel Com- pany.
Bimbaum Alfred H, merchant tailor.
Blackburn Lucy A Mrs, milliner.
Boyer John A, blacksmith.
Brand Peter, saloon.
J. B. CRISWELL, FINE MERCHANT TAILOR,
Spring, bet. Chestnut and Maple, near Falls City Hotel,
JEFFERSONVILLE, IND.
DAILY AND WEEKLY TIMES,
PUBLISHED AT JEFFERSONVILLE, IND.
ARMSTRONG & FITZPATRICK, Proprietors. Circulation-Daily, 1, 100; Weekly, 900.
Established February, 1880. A first-class advertising medium.
NATIONAL HOTEL,
MRS. JANE C. FINCH, Proprietress,
Rates, $1.00 per Day. Cor. Spring and Market Sts., Jeffersonville, Ind. This House is centrally located, Rooms well ventilated, Good Table and everything convenient.
STAUSS HOUSE,
Corner Spring and Front Streets, - - - JEFFERSONVILLE, IND.
WM. STAUSS, Proprietor. AGSAMPLE AND BILLIARD ROOMS CONNECTED. TA
New York Life Ins. Co.
Has the best Canvassing Documents and offers the GREATEST INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS. J. W. Dean, Gen'l Ag't, Indianapolis.
BRYCE'S BREAD CZIS THE BEST .-
Country orders for CRACKERS OR BREAD filled at short notice. Address P. F. BRYCE, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Breckwey John, saloon. Briggs & Son, grocers. Brinkley Isaac, druggist. Brinkworth Isaac, drugs. Brookbank Marcus, cooper.
Brown George R, propr Labor Journal. Bruner Emory W, physician. Burk Frank B, lawyer.
Burk Michael, saloon.
Burke James, grocer.
Burtt Henry A, lawyer.
Cain Bros, cigar manufacturers.
Cain Joseph B Mrs, milliner.
Caldwell James G, druggist.
Campbell Charles H, wagon manufacturer. Campbell William, grocer.
Carr George W, merchant tailor.
Citizens National Bank : capital, $150,000; John F Read, prest ; John Adams, cashr. City Brewery, John Kirchgessner, propr, cor Maple and French.
Clark George E, Photographer, 61 Spring.
Clemens John S, barber.
Clune Dennis, pumps.
Cochran J L, tinner.
Cohen Louis, general store.
Cohn Moritz, dry goods.
Cole John E, propr Sherman House.
Coll Morris, grocer.
Colvin William A, blacksmith.
Condon James, cigars and tobacco.
Conly Michael, justice of the peace.
Cook & Hoffman, coal.
Coots Edwin M, Undertaker, 140 Spring.
Craycrost Henry, shoemaker.
Criswell Joseph B, Merchant Tai- lor, 94 Spring. (See adv.)
Dailey Reuben, propr Evening News.
Dedrick Daniel, general store.
Deibell Peter, barber:
Dorsey Eugene, agt Adams Ex Company. Drabnick Charles F, jeweler.
Dreidel Anton, general store.
Duffy James T, coal.
Duitz Bernard, saloon.
Eaken Edward C, grocer.
Eccles Charles I, cigars and tobacco.
Eisenmenger William, stoves and tinware. Everbach Michael F, produce.
Evins W J & Bro, barbers.
Eyrisch George, cigars and tobacco.
Felker George W, confectioner.
Fernitz Gustav, physician. Field Davis L, drugs.
Field Nellie Miss, notions.
Field N & DL, physicians.
Finch Jane C Mrs, Propr National Hotel. (See adv.) Finley George W, sewing machines. Finter Godfried, baker.
First Absalom, furniture.
First National Bank ; capital, $150,000 ; J H McCampbell, prest ; H E Heaton, cashr.
Fogg William H, insurance.
Fouts William D, physician.
Frailey Samuel C, saloon.
Frank A & Bro, dry goods.
Frank George H, harnessmaker.
Frank John W, grocer.
Gallrein Herman, boots and shoes.
Garrity John, grocer.
Gathright John K, saddle tree manufac- turer.
Geissler John M, barber.
Gilbert Franklin R M, livery.
Gilbert Franklin R M jr, livery.
Gill Daniel, provisions.
Gilligan Thomas J, Lawyer and Real Estate, 55 Spring.
Goldin George, gunsmith.
Goldman Theodore & Co, boot and shoe manufacturers.
Goodwin Calvin R, boots and shoes.
Graham Bros, druggists.
Gresham Robert H, stoves and tinware.
Griffin Josiah M, notions.
Guernsey Joseph L, flour and feed.
Hall Abraham, restaurant.
Happy Henry B, blacksmith.
Harness Fountain, grocer. Hatley John H, artist.
Hause John H, cigars and tobacco.
Hay Jennie D, dry goods.
Heinsheimer & Joseph, clothing and planing mill.
Henzler Louis, wagonmaker.
Herfel Charles, saloon.
Herron Patrick, grocer.
Herzog Anton, grocer.
Hicks Coleman, pictures.
Hill Joshua, barber.
Hobbs Orlando, boots and shoes.
Holland Horatio J, Homopathic Pharmacy. Holland H'N & H J, physicians.
Holmes & Thias, grocers.
Holzbog George, blacksmith.
Horlander George F, saloon.
Hornung Theodore, saloon.
Horr & James, commission merchants.
Houston Nora W, agt telephone exchange. Howard Andrew J, warden Indiana State Prison South. Howard Bent, coal dealer.
Howard George F, grocer.
Howard, Read & Stannard, lawyers.
Howard & Co, ship yard.
Hughes George, grocer.
Indiana State Prison South, Andrew J How- ard, warden. Ingram John L, lawyer.
Ingram John N, tanner.
Isaac Joseph, shoemaker.
L. Everingham & Co.,
Commission Merchants, Grain and Pro- visions. 125 LaSalle Street, CHICAGO.
Use Porter's Bottled Lager Beer,
ALE and PORTER. T. D. Stuver, Sole Agt., Chicago. See advertisement page 351.
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Jackman Jane Mrs, dressmaker. Jackson Vincent D, dentist. Jackson William A, restaurant. Jacobs William S, coal.
Jeffersonville Evening News, Reuben Dailey, propr.
Jeffersonville Gas Company, gas manufac- turers.
Jeffersonville Plate Glass Company.
Jeffersonville Times (daily and weekly), Armstrong & Fitzpatrick, Pub- lishers, cor Spring and Chestnut. (See adv.)
Jewett Patrick H, lawyer.
Johnson Benjamin A, hardware.
Johnson Jonathan, druggist. Johnson Simeon S, lawyer.
Kabsh Charles, shoemaker. Kane John W, carriagemaker. Kattler Frederiek, grocer.
Keach & Bro, grocers.
Kegler Daniel, saloon.
Kehoe Patrick, grocer.
Keigwin Ephraim, justice of the peace.
Kelly Charles H, Insurance and Real Estate, 52 Spring.
Kern Frank X, barber.
Kern John B, Boot and Shoemaker, 90} Spring.
Kilgus Mathias, saloon.
Kirchgessner John, Propr City Brewery, cor Maple and French.
Kiselman Jacob, baker.
Kleespies Anton, hotel.
Kleespies George, second hand goods.
Kleespies L & J, saloon.
Klotz Charles, tobacco and cigars.
Kuntz Joseph, willow ware.
Kurz Richard, saloon.
Labor Journal, George R Brown, propr. Lancaster & Loomis, boots and shoes. Laun Adam, tailor. Lausman Casper, saloon.
Lawrence William H, hardware.
Lee James, shoemaker. Leeson William, carriagemaker.
Leibel Adam, saloon. Lenahan Dennis, saloon.
Lewis Julius & Son,oil stone manufacturers.
Lewman Bros, hardware.
Lingenfelter John R, grocer.
Liston George E M, lawyer. Loomis John C, drugs.
Luke Andrew M, Postmaster.
Luse Oliver M, carpenter. McAuliffe William H, grocer. McBride Harry H, dentist. McCann Michael V, coal. McClure David, physician.
McClure Sidney C, physician. McCoy William N, physician. McGuire James, saloon. McKinney Martin V, physician.
McKinney Thomas F, grocer.
McMahan John, grocer. McMahan Patrick, grocer.
McNaughton Artemas F, tinner.
McNeal Jonathan D, tailor.
Mains Maxwell G, jeweler. Marsh James K, lawyer. Matthews Nathaniel S, livery.
Matthews Nicholas, lawyer.
Merriweather James B, lawyer.
Meyers Christ, meat market.
Miller Fernando H, dry goods.
Miller John, shoemaker.
Miller Paul, shoemaker.
Miller Peter, shoemaker.
Miller Philip C, baker.
Morgan Jack, livery.
Morgan & Willacy, commission.
Munsch John A, saloon.
Murphy Dennis W, dry goods.
Myers Bros, planing mill.
Myers Newton H, gents' furnishing goods.
Nagle Henry, ice dealer.
Nahan Henry, grocer.
National Democrat (weekly).
National Hotel, Jane C Finch, Propr. (See adv.)
Nixon Robert, wagonmaker.
O'Connell Michael, general store.
Oerther George, barber.
Ogden B N, carpenter.
Ogden Griffith, grocer.
Ogden Thomas, carpenter.
Ohio Falls Car Company, car manufac- turers.
Oliver J C & Co, carriage and wagons.
Overholzer Sarah E Mrs, dressmaker.
Parks Floyd, druggist.
Patrick Mary Miss, general store.
Perin & Gaff Manufacturing Company.
Pfaffenberger John G, jeweler.
Pfau George, oil manufacturer.
Pfeister George C, barber.
Piers Peter C, marble works.
Pinion Elizabeth Mrs, dressmaker.
Pinion Mattie Miss, hair goods.
Prather Calvin W, boots and shoes.
Preefer Herman, justice of the peace.
Quinlan Charles W, grocer.
Rauth William C F, baker.
Recktenwald Michael, stoves and tinware.
Reily James C, sewing machines.
Rescher Christopher, meat market.
Rider & Hyatt, coopers. Ritter Adam, shoemaker.
Rognon James P, confectioner.
Roll William S, shoemaker.
Roos John J, undertaker.
Rossler Charles, books and stationery.
Roth Philip, shoemaker.
Roth William, baker.
Ruehl Frederick, shoemaker.
Ruehl John & Son, grocers.
On all matters pertaining to bard Block, Indianapolis, Ind. careful and prompt personal
PATENTS consult C. BRADFORD, 16 & 18 Hub- All business confidential, and given attention. (See adv.)
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RON ROOFINGY
For the BEST and CHEAPEST, Address W. G. HYNDMAN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Ruehl & Reschar, boots and shoes. Russell Jacob D, shoemaker. St Clair James, hotel. Same William H, flour mill. Sauer August, meat market. Schimpff Charles A, confectioner. Schmidt Christopher, grocer.
Scholm Alexis Mrs, milliner.
Schuler Alfred O, dry goods.
Schulz & Berenshausen, merchant tailor. Schwaninger Abraham, boots and shoes. Schwaninger Jacob, shoemaker. Seeman Christian, grocer.
Sheets William H, physician. Sherman House, John E Cole, propr.
Sittel Henry, saloon.
Sittel John, grocer.
Smith Charles W, grocer. Sparks T & N, dry goods.
Specht Philip, saloon.
Spieth Adam, grocer.
Staley Eugene, tinner.
Stauss House, William Stauss, Propr, cor Spring and Front.
Stauss William Propr Stauss House. cor Spring and Front. (See adv.)
Steller John, saloon.
Strabler David, meat market.
Sturz Conrad, bottler.
Swartz Allen A, dry goods.
Sweeney M A & Bro, foundry.
Taylor William, fish.
Therwanger Frederick, saloon.
Thompson Ely, boots and shoes.
Thompson George R, grocer. Thompson Madison R, flour and feed.
Tracy Patrick, grocer. Tucker A K, furniture.
Twomey Walter L, jeweler.
Underwood Joseph L, grocer.
Voigt George H, lawyer.
Voit Henry, cigars and tobacco. Wacker Christian, meat market.
Wacker Joseph, Meat Market, 165 Spring. Wahl Joseph jr, saloon. Warder L F, mayor.
Ware John, Insurance and Real Es- tate, office Citizens' National Bank Build- ing.
Weber John, grocer.
Weber John W, Cigars and Tobac- co, Spring nr 9th Street Depot.
White Nathaniel H, books and stationery. Whiteside Isaac F, grocer.
Willacy George, crockery. Willeman Joseph C, grocer.
Williams Annie E, dressmaker. Winesburg John P, grocer. Wolf Isaac, clothing.
Work W F, physician.
Worrall Dock W, shooting gallery. Worthington William L, carpenter.
Yackel Charles, carriagemaker. Yester Henry, meat market. Young James, grocer. Young James, sewing machines. Young Martha J, milliner.
Zimmerman Otto F, jeweler.
Zinck George C, undertaker and furniture. Zuerner Joseph, drugs.
JEROME. Located on Wild Cat. creek, in Union township, Howard county, is a thrifty village of 250 population, situ- ated 12 miles southeast of Kokomo, the county seat and banking town. Daily stage to Greentown, its shipping depot, 3 miles northwest on the T., D. & St. L. R. R. The creek furnishes power to operate 1 flour mill. C. F. Templin, postmaster. Addington Nancy, hotel.
Ball W M, blacksmith.
Brown & Knote, flour mill.
Hawkins P, wagonmaker.
Lancaster E S, carpenter. McElwee J Rev, (Methodist). Murrey S T, physician.
Stanley James, carpenter and justice.
Templin C F, General Store and Notary. Turner B, drugs. Wilson J, shoemaker. Worley J G & Bro, saw mill.
JERSEY. Seven miles southeast of Indianapolis, is a flag station on the C., I., St. L. & C. R. R., located in Franklin township, Marion county. The place is locally known as Poplar Grove. Ship all but prepaid freights to Beach Grove, dis- tant 1} miles on same road. John W. Adair, postmaster.
JESSUP'S STATION. Is located L. Div. T. H. & I. R'y, in Florida township, Parke county, 8 miles south of Rockville, the county seat and banking town. Popu- lation, 45. Grain and hogs are shipped. John F. Holman, postmaster.
Adams Harvey, blacksmith.
Barnes T A, live stock. Hawkins E A, R R agt. Hawkins W P, wagonmaker.
Holman John F, Postmaster.
Nance A S, blacksmith. Taylor Harrison, general store. Thorpe R P, saw mill.
JEWELL. Is a station on the P., C. & St. L. R. R., in Clay township, Howard county, 32 miles northwest of Kokomo, the county seat and banking town. Popula- tion, 25. Improved land commands from $30 to $60 per acre in the vicinity. E. P. Myers, postmaster.
James B. Lizius & Co. SOLICITORS OF ' AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS,. 181/2 Bates Block, opp. P. O., Indianapolis, Ind.
E. C. ATKINS & CO. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
BE-Quality Warranted Un- excelled in CIRCULAR AND CROSS-CUT SAWS.
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Myers E P, Physician, Justice and R R Agt.
Myers, Niswanger & Co, grocers.
JOHNSBURGH. Is the postoffice at Ferdinand station,on E. R. & E. Div. L., E. & St. L. R. R., located in Cass township, Dubois county, 14 miles south of Jasper, the county seat. This is merely a station and postoffice and has no village popula- tion. Daily stage to Ferdinand ; fare, 50 cents; and St. Meinrad ; fare, $1. F. F. Kinchel, postmaster.
Kinchel F F, R R and Ex Agt.
JOHNSON. The location of 2 fami- lies on the G. R. & I. R. R., in Washington township, Randolph county, 11 miles south of Winchester, the county seat. In the vi- cinity there are 2 churches and a district school. J. O. Lane, postmaster. Wright H T, grocer. Lane J O, R R agt.
JOHNSON'S CROSSING. Is a, station and postoffice located on the C., I. & St. L. R'y, in Stony Creek township, Mad- ison county, 6 miles west of Anderson, the county seat and banking town. Population, 25. Grain, live stock and lumber, are the shipments. John J. Johnson, postmaster. Johns & Bower,saw mill.
Johnson John J, Farmer.
JOHNSONVILLE. Is the post- office name for Sumner Station, located at the crossing of W., St. L. & P. and C. & E. I. R. R.'s, in Steuben township, Warren county, 12 miles southwest of Williamsport, the county seat. Nearest bank at Danville, Illinois. Grain is the principal shipment. Population, 56. George W. Johnson, post- master.
Fagner William, grain.
Johnson George W, General Store.
Nelson Joseph, R R agt. Riggle G W, physician. Riggle Oliver, drugs. Small Jonathan, blacksmith.
JOLLIETTVILLE. With a pop- ulation of 250, is a post village, located in Washington township, Hamilton county, 12 miles west of Noblesville court house. Zionsville, 7 miles south, on the C., I., St. L. & C. R. R., is the banking town and ship- ping station. Wheat and corn are mar- keted. F. M. Johns, postmaster.
Bowers Lewis, general store. Drake A L, blacksmith. Dry J F furniture.
Garnett Albert, drugs.
Johns F M, General Store.
Laton A J, shoemaker.
Miller Hiram, general store. Morris D B, blacksmith.
Ole Hiram, drugs. Stephenson Joseph, live stock.
JONES. Vermillion county. (See St. Bernice.)
JONESBORO. Greene county. (See Hobbieville.)
JONESBOROUGH. With a pop- ulation of 800, is a thrifty, prosperous vil- lage, pleasantly located on the Mississinewa river, in Mill township, Grant county, 6 miles south of Marion and 60 northeast of Indianapolis. It is traversed by the P., C. & St. L., and C., W. & M. R. R's, and con- tains 4 churches-Methodist, Presbyterian, and Friends-2 public schools, 1 hotel, 2 saw mills, 2 flour mills, and 2 grain ele- vators. The Jonesborough cornet band, numbering 17 members, is an excellent band and well equipped. The principal shipments are grain, lumber, and produce. U. S. ex. W. U. Tel. Samuel R. Spence, postmaster.
Accidental Hotel, Pierce Bros, Proprs.
Baker E N Rev, (Methodist).
Banta Daniel A, Lawyer; Loans and Collections; Remittances Promptly Attended to.
Barnard Alfred L, Justice and Col- lector ; will Attend Promptly to Loans, Collections, etc, and Foreign Collections a Specialty.
Barnard Mary C Miss, Millinery, Main, nr High.
Bradford Benjamin S, boots and shoes,
Brumley George W, barber.
Burk Benjamin F, druggist.
Burk Benjamin F & Co, grocers.
Capper David, blacksmith. Cassidy John, grocer.
Clark Fred J'Mrs, milliner.
Clelland Frank C, livery.
Coppock Joel, justice.
Crawford James, general store.
Dilla Daniel, R R and ex agt.
Duling Asa, cabinetmaker.
Eleman Lewis, barber.
Fague, Michael, shoemaker. Hadley A M, flouring mill and elevator.
Harvey A P & Son, sewing machines.
Hill J W & Son, grain and meat market.
Hodupp Charles, bus and hack line. Home Samuel S, physician. Home & Co, flour mill.
Ink Charles, Saloon and Farmer ; Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars, High nr Pierce Bros' Hotel.
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WIEGEL & RUEHL, 188 South Meridian St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Oysters Shipped in Large or Small Quantities, -BY UNION OYSTER CO.,-
J. S. KELLER, Manager.
40 NORTH ILLINOIS STREET, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Jay Robert, Grocer.
Jennings John Q, hardware and drugs. Johnson William, meat market.
Jonesboro Cornet Band, D W Rouse, Prest ; B S Scales, Leader and Director ; Robert Jay, Sec and Treas. (See adv.)
Kline & Fike, saw mill. Knox James, saloon.
Lottridge Francis M & Son,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Carriages, Buggies, Buck Boards, Wagons, etc ; also Horseshoeing and General Blacksmith- ing. Mill Pick Dressing a Specialty and Warranted. (See adv.)
McKinney George W, physician.
Meek John A, physician.
Norton A J & Son, general store. O'Brien & Co, saw mill.
Pierce Bros, Proprs Accidental Hotel Brokers and Confectioners, Dealers in Groceries, Notions, and Dealers and Shippers of Poultry. Highest Price Paid for Butter and Eggs. Cash Pugh Thomas, general store. Pyles Jesse K, blacksmith.
Ruley Burtney W, grocer.
Ruley William H, dry goods. Stanton S S Rev, (Methodist).
Stewart Hudson, dry goods.
Tulley Lewis W, barber. Weddington Samuel C, physician.
White Charles Rev, (Presbyterian).
Whitson James L, harness. Whitson Martin V, stoves and tinware. Wigger Harmon, harness.
Willman Henry K, Boots and Shoes, Dry Goods, Notions, etc.
JONESVILLE. With 350 inhabi- tants, is located on the J., M. & I. R. R., in Wayne township, Bartholomew county, 11 miles south of Columbus, the county seat and banking town, and 52 south of Indian- apolis. It contains Christian and Lutheran churches, and ships grain. Ex., Adams. M. F. Woessner, postmaster.
Andres & Sasse, wagonmakers. Dillmann Charles, shoemaker. Eirich R Rev, (Lutheran).
Hammons J M, Grocer. Lawrence W M, physician. Margneth & Griffith, grain. Mennett C H, flour mill.
Mennett O H, druggist and physician. Noblitt James F, undertaker and justice. Pardick & Pardick, steam threshers. Perry J L, RR agt and justice. Poffenberger H, blacksmith. Sanders J H, wagonmaker. Woessner M F, General Store. Woessner & Phillips, grain.
JOPPA. Is a post village located in Guilford township, Hendricks county, 12 miles southeast of Danville court house, and 4 miles north of Mooresville, its bank- ing town and shipping station on the I. & V. R'y. Population, 40. Live stock and grain are marketed. E. P. Thompson, post- master. Brown Albert, general store.
Cook, Fansler & Morrison, saw and flour mill.
Cook & Co, grocers. Gibbons David, wagonmaker. Gibbons Harvey, blacksmith.
Thompson E P, Grocer.
JORDAN. Or Salem, as the place is locally known, contains 100 inhabitants, in Madison township, Jay county, 15 miles southeast of Portland, the county seat. Union City, 9 miles south, is the shipping station and location of nearest bank. Tri- weekly stage to Union City; fare 50 cents ; and Fort Recovery ; fare $1. J. E. Baker, postmaster.
Baker JE, Postmaster. Collett & Co, saw mill. Head John, shoemaker. Lindley & Co, general store. Walters C E, lawyer.
Williams Silo, blacksmith.
JORDAN VILLAGE. A hamlet of 25 people, located in Morgan township, Owen county, 12 miles northwest of Spen- cer, the county seat, banking town, and nearest rail approach. Lumber, staves, heading, produce, grain and live stock are shipped. L. Huber, postmaster.
Brewer J J, saw mill. Dise S, wagonmaker.
Medaris S D, physician.
Plummer William A, General Store.
Schroer Henry, saw and feed 'mill. Shaffer William Y, shoemaker.
JORDANVILLE. Knox county. Postoffice discontinued.
JUDSON. Thirty-six miles north- east of Terre Haute, in Washington town- ship, Parke county, contains 200 inhabit- ants, and is situated 7 miles northwest of Rockville, the county seat and banking town. Wheat, lumber and live stock are shipped, and Methodist and Presbyterian churches sustained. Am., Ex. W. U. Tel. George A. Buchanan, postmaster.
Back Jake, barber.
Barnes E, flour mill. Barnes & St Clair, general store. Beaty J C, blacksmith.
W. H. CORBALEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. : 48 Vance Back), Collects Original Pensions, Increase Pensions, .... , Bounty, bald Warrants, ) Horse Claims, etc. Special attention given to Rejected Claims. Special arrangements made with Claim Agents going out of the business, or Attorneys sending me business.
HERCULES POWDER
The Safest High Explosive known. C. H. JENNE, Agent, 2912 North Pennsylvania St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. KEC 453
Buchanan A, justice of the peace.
Buchanan George A, Grain.
Burford S H, saw mill. Eusey Newton, grocer. French J S, physician.
Milligan Joseph & Co, general store. Molener S S shoemaker.
Murray John, blacksmith.
Odle J T, physician.
Overman C W, carpenter.
Philips Bros, druggists. Philips John V, R R and ex agt.
Pursell A, livery.
Ross M T, agriculturul implements and constable.
Stanton M, hotel.
White S S, physician.
JULIAN. Named in honor of Judge J. B. Julian, is a station on the C. & S R'y, a branch of C. & I. Air Line R'y, located in Newton county, 14 miles from Kentland, the county seat. Julian is noted as among the best agricultural points in the State, its population is at present limited, but the completion of the railroad will necessarily increase it rapidly. John Dunlap post- master.
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