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C. BRADFORD, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS, 16 and 18 Hubbard Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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For Corrugated and Crimped, Address W. G. HYNDMAN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Sisters of the Holy Cross. This institution has gained a reputation for being first-class in all its branches, and while this is a fore- gone fact, its prices are as low as can be found in similar colleges of lesser note. The village contains 56 inhabitants, and is situated in Washington township, Allen county, on the Ft. W. & G. R. R., only 6 miles north of Fort Wayne. Express, U. S; Tel. W. U. Oliver A. Archer, postmas- ter.
Academy of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart. (See Adv.) Archer Oliver A, Grocer, R R and Express agt. Bowser John, constable.
Solliday J A, justice of the peace.
ACTON. This thrifty village, of 500 inhabitants, is located on the C., I. St. L. & C. R. R., in Franklin township, Marion county, 12 miles southeast of Indianapolis. It contains 1 flour-mill, a saw-mill, and exports grain, live stock and wood. Ex- press, American; Tel. W. U. David W. Pierson, postmaster. Bass Henry, shoemker.
Cooper Wm, harnessmkr.
Ferran & Hahan, flour mill.
Foley John, agent C I St L & C Ry. Gillespie D J, blacksmith.
Hamilton Bros, wagonmkr.
Leavitt P C, physician.
McCormick J P, agr imp.
McGaughey S, physician.
McGregor Joseph, blacksmith.
Pierson David W, Grain and Gen- eral Store.
Plymate A H, saw mill.
Poggs J H, justice of the peace.
Smart L M, druggist.
Spicer J W, physician.
Swails G W, general store.
Swails J W, general store.
Swails & Craft, live stock.
Williamson James Rev, (Presbyterian).
Wilson C D Rev, (Methodist). Wilson W C, undertaker.
ADAMS. Has 365 inhabitants and is located in township of same name, De- catur county, on the C. I. St. L. & C. R. R., 5 miles northwest of Greensburg, the coun- ty seat and location of nearest bank. Grain, lumber and live stock are the exports. Ex., Am. W. H. Hazelrigg, postmaster. Adkins C, blacksmith.
Armstrong A, physician.
Conner Win, Blacksmith. Cook A B, carpenter and builder. Cooke J M, physician, Eck Eva Mrs, lime mnfr. Eckert J J, wagonmkr.
Elkins A M, general store. Gayer J W, blksmith,
Hamilton S R, township trustee.
Hazelrigg W H, Hotel and R R and Express Agt. Heaton & Co, flour and saw mill.
Hoffman Peter, shoemkr.
Linch B F, stock dealer.
Logan & Bro, drugs and groceries.
Marlow A, physician.
Mull Bros, General Store, Pavey James Rev, (Baptist).
Price A H, wagonmkr.
Reily W W, justice of the peace.
Richie J F, carriages and wagons.
Ryan Wm., wagonmkr.
Shields & Wooley, General Store. Stark E M, livery.
Stewart J Y, lumber dealer.
Tanner Ira, carp and builder.
Tice J W, grain and agri. implements.
Tucker J W, baker.
Turner John R, blksmith.
Walker & Son, painters.
Webb Meritt, drugs and groceries.
Webb W H, physician.
Welsh M C, lawyer.
ADAMSBOROUGH. Is a station on the T. W. & P. R. R., located in Miami township, Cass county, 6 miles northeast of Logansport, the county seat and banking town. Eel river furnishes power to oper- ate one saw and one flour mill. The vil- lage contains 200 inhabitants and exports flour and wheat. Emanuel Loser, post- master. Bennett & Wilson, flour mill.
Brown L E, justice of the peace.
Friend George, blksmith. Gwinn Elijah, cooper ..
Kelley N, saw mill.
Loser Emanuel, General Store. Pickett C, physician.
Swigart Bros, saw mill.
ADAMS STATION. Is a discon- tinued postoffice, located in Allen county.
ADVANCE. Once known as Oceola, contains 52 inhabitants in Jackson town- ship, Boone county, 10 miles southwest of Lebanon, the county seat and banking town. Jamestown, 5 miles south on I. B. & W. R'y. is the nearest rail approach. Population 52. G. W. Suratt, postmaster.
Bain & McClaine, general store. Brell J C, blacksmith. Hamilton John, physician.
Hamilton J A, physician. McClaine & Wildon, druggists. Ross J, blksmith. Suratt G W, General Store.
James B. Lizius & Co.
SOLICITORS OF AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS, 1812 Bates Block, opp. P. O., Indianapolis, in l.
E. G. ATKINS & CO. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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ADYEVILLE. In Clark township, Perry county, is a hamlet of 100 population, located 24 miles north of Cannelton, the county seat and 16 north of Troy, the most available shipping point, situated on the Ohio. Anderson river furnishes power to operate 1 saw mill. Tobacco, wheat, pork and staves are marketed. A. R. Hunter, postmaster.
Adye A J, live stock.
Adye B A, General Store.
Black Wm, wagonmkr.
Chewing H J, justice of the peace.
Chewing H M, saw mill. Harden Thomas, cigarmkr.
Haynes J H, physician.
Heeps Peter, cigarmkr.
Hunter A R, Blacksmith. Kesner Solomon, blksmith.
Miles Joseph, saloon. Minerares Wm S, saw and corn mill.
Mullen Edward, lawyer.
Reason Wm, cooper.
Wartlen Joseph, shoemkr.
AINSWORTH. Established as postoffice in 1882, is a station on the C. & G. T. R. R., located in Ross township, Lake county, 8 miles from Crown Point, the county seat, and 40 from Chicago. It has a population of 210, and exports live stock, grain and hay. Ex. Am. Tel., W. U. J. Shannessy, postmaster.
Gunsey George, live stock.
Jones B P & Co, steam hay press and eleva- tor. Meniel J P, grocer. Shannessy John, R R and Ex Agt. Union Cheese Factory, creamery.
AKRON. Settled in 1838, is a pleas- ant village of 425 inhabitants, located on the C. & A. R. R., in Henry township, Ful- ton county, 11 miles southeast of Rochester, the county seat, and location of nearest bank. Wheat and live stock are exported. Tri-weekly stage to Rochester ; fare, 40 cts. Milo Bright, postmaster.
Beery Charles H, general store.
Bitters Lemuel N, carpenter. Blaine E, blksmith.
Bright Milo, Druggist and Bookseller. Burns Geo W, auctioneer and painter. Curtis Alexander, stock dealer. Curtis Wm H, broom mnfr. Cutshall A, carpenter and builder. Daniels F W, justice of the peace.
Dillon F, livery and feed stable. Dillon Frank, wagonmkr. Gast A A, shoemkr. Harter C F, Physician. Henry John, barber. Johnston A, physician.
Kreighbaum Wm P, harnessmkr. Kuhn J B, hotel.
Onstott Andrew, tinner.
Pontious A, carpenter and builder. Seare I J M, meat market.
Shafer Albert, carpenter.
Shireman Noah, saw mill.
Slaybaugh M, shoemkr.
Snook O F, physician.
Stanton A, chair mnfr.
Strong Andrew, General Store and Hotel.
Tilman D B, flour mill.
Vickery Charles A, painter.
Welch C W, hardware.
Wilhout Joseph, meat market.
Whittenberger & Wilson, furniture and un- dertakers.
ALAMO. Settled in 1836, contains 300 inhabitants in Ripley township, Mont- gomery county, 10 miles southwest of Craw- fordsville the county seat, banking town, and nearest rail approach. Methodist, Christian and United Brethren churches are sustained. Tri-weekly stage to Craw- fordsville ; fare for return trip, 75c. J. H. Grimes, postmaster.
Bayless & Craig, livery ..
Bell R S, blksmith.
Bolser & White, pump mnfrs.
Brown A T, Physician.
Brown I L, physician.
Campbell George W, blksmith.
Campbell H C, cooper.
Clark & Hybarger, saw and planing mill.
Fishero John, hotel.
Fishero John J, flour chests.
Gilkey J H, live stock.
Grimes, J H, Grocer and Notions.
Ham T R, saddle and harnessmkr.
Heath & Myers, druggists.
Henry A F, physician.
McSpadden, W W, shoemkr. Mitchell, J H & Co, dry goods.
Parsons J M, shoemkr
Riley J B, justice of the peace.
Rountree Charles, live stock.
Smith Joseph, carpenter.
Smith Newton, notary public. Swearinger J, undertaker.
Truax J M, justice of the peace. Truax Samuel, carpenter.
Tucker A, blksmith.
Williams D M, wagonmkr.
Wirt, Titus & Heath, General Store.
ALASKA. On line between Morgan and Owen counties, but lying mostly in Morgan, is a village of 100 inhabitants, located in Ashland township, 15 miles west of Martinsville, the county seat. Gosport, the banking town and shipping depot, is
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WIEGEL & RUEHL, 188 South Meridian St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
UNION OYSTER CO. Largest Oyster House in the World; Capital Unlimited. OF BALTIMORE, MD. Branch, 40 N. Illinois St., Indianapolis, Ind.
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distant 8 miles on the I & V and L, V & C railroads. Wheat and live stock are the chief exports. W. O. Sheets, postmaster. Brewer Jesse, constable.
Bridges A P W, physician.
Butterfield BO, Carpenter.
Caviness S B, constable.
Foxworthy Perry, painter.
Lambert & Bro, brick mnfrs.
Mc Allister A, physician.
Morris T D Rev, (Christian).
Pearson Calvin, blksmith.
Rhea G P, lawyer.
Roggers W A, contractor and builder.
Secrest A H, wagon mnfr.
Smith W H, justice of the peace.
Sheets W. O. & Co, General Store Blacksmiths and Wagonmakers.
ALBANY. Situated on the Mississine- wa river and L. E. & W. Ry, in Delaware township and county, is a growing village of 400 inhabitants. Muncie, the county seat and location of nearest bank, is 12 miles southwest. Ex., Am. J. S. Long, postmaster.
Beard J A, physician.
Binegar B F, saw mill.
Bracelen H, druggist.
Bush Lewis, meat market.
Carrey B F, grocer.
Delong A J, hotel.
Devoss R A, milliner.
Dowden O, Lawyer.
Flinn J, meat market.
French & Bro, carpenters.
Hawley R, hardware.
Hitesman P, blksmith.
Hobbs F M, carpenter.
Hunt & Cochren, blksmiths.
Johnson E S, lumber dealer.
Lefavour J, druggist.
Lockhart & Streight, general store.
Manor J, stoves and tinware.
Manor J' D & Co, general store.
Maxwell & Krohin, carriage and wagon mnfrs. Miller W T, saw mill.
Murphy S B, hotel. Murray A P, physician.
Philips Mart, barber.
Rook I T, grocer. Sharron Hattie, milliner.
Shidler H, R R and ex agt.
Smith & Rickey, agr imp.
Smith & Stafford, grain dealers.
Starr Christopher, justice of the peace.
Wilson & Richey, general store.
Woolpert D C Rev (Methodist). Wood E T, druggist.
ALBION. This enterprising town, the county seat of Noble county, contains
1,200 inhabitants, and is situated on the B. & O. R. R., 33 miles northwest of Fort Wayne, 130 northeast of Indianapolis, and 128 east of Chicago. It was incorporated a town in 1874, carries a bonded debt of $17,000, and supports 6 churches-Presby- terian, Catholic, Metliodist, Wesleyan, Lutheran and United Brethren-1 bank, 4 hotels, 1 graded school of 6 departments, and a weekly newspaper. Its manufactur- ing interests comprise 1 flour mill, 2 saw- mills, a foundry and 1 planing mill. Corn, wheat and oats are extensively grown, and comprise its chief exports. Ex., B. &. O. Tel., W. U. James Greenman, postmaster. Adams, Palmer & Co, general store.
Albion Lumber Co, R B Stone, prest ; A Agnew, secy and treas.
Albion New Era, J P Prickett, publisher. Alvord Samuel E, county clerk.
Arramona Rocco, barber.
Astkew & Miller, flour and saw mill.
Avey Adam, saloon.
Barr G W Rev, (Presbyterian).
Baughman David C, foundry.
Berger Jesse D, hardware.
Black Bros, general store.
Bliss John H, justice of the peace.
Bradley House, Hiram Bradley, Proprietor.
Brackney John M, justice of the peace.
Clapp Charles M, banker.
Clapp Frank, general store.
Commercial House, Miss Mae Wallace, prop'r.
Copper F P, R R and ex agt.
Crozier George W, saloon.
Denler, Albert J, saloon.
Denny James M, lawyer.
Dressel M & A, dressmkrs.
Easterday Sylvester, justice of the peace.
Eells Thomas M, lawyer.
Elser Peter, baker.
Engle Edwin, livery.
Felkner Thomas B, lawyer and justice.
Ferris & Copper, milliners.
Fitch Eugene S, jeweler.
Forkner G H, grocer.
Frazure Benjamin F, baker.
Freeman Samuel A, barber. Garber Michael O, shoemkr.
Gessaman Joseph, justice of the peace.
Gibson Orlando M, Barber. (See adv.)
Greenman James, postmaster.
Hamilton D K, marble dealer.
Hamlin & Skinner, druggists. Haney A E, Blacksmith. Harkless John A, sewing machines.
Hart & Stoops, livery. Hays John W, physician. Herron Jerome, saw mill.
Hoffman Jesse, wagonmkr.
L: Everingham & Co.,
Commission Merchants. GRAIN and PRO- VISIONS Bought and Sold ON MARGINS. 125 LaSalle Street, CHICAGO.
HERCULES POWDER
C. H. JENNE, Agent, 2912 North Pennsylvania Street, Indianapolis, Ind.
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Howard Charles A, saloon. Johnson George E, dentist. Johnston J T, county surveyor. Kimmell Adam J, grocer. Kiser Wm S, county auditor. Konkle Simon K, carriage painter. Lang Julius, county treasurer. Lash James J, county recorder. Lemmon Stansbury W, physician. Leonard W Y, physician.
Lewis Thomas S, carpenter.
Markey & Lash, insurance agents. Martin I W, physician.
Martin John J, hardware. Mathews James T, harnessmkr.
Miller David P, books. Myers D W & Co, merchant tailors.
Northam M Rev, (Wesleyan).
Pepple John, carpenter. Phillips C B, grain dealer.
O. M. GIBSONT,
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BARBER and HAIR DRESSER,
WILLIAMS HOUSE,
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The Albion Carriage Works,
FINE WORK
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Henry R. Shirk Proprietor.
Cor. Hazel and Liberty Sts., ALBION, IND.
WILLIAMS HOUSE,
West Main St., opposite Court House,
R. WILLIAMS, Proprietor. ALBION, IND.
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NEW HOUSE. NEW FURNITURE. GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS.
Sample Rooms on First Floor.
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.
Has perfected plans for a large business in Illinois during 1881. @ FOR AGENCIES APPLY TO E. H. KELLOGG, Superintendent, Chicago, Ill.
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Pickett Columbus M, physician.
Prentiss Nelson, county supt of instruction. Prickett Fielding, lawyer.
Prickett J P, pub'r Albion New Era. Repine Christopher, justice of the peace.
Riddle Wm W, sheriff. Schlotterback Albert, blksmith.
Schweitzer John H, wagonmkr.
Scott & Shisler, milliners.
Seip Jacob H, Proprietor Worden House.
Shaffer C C & Son, furniture and under- takers.
Shaffer J Rev, (Lutheran).
Shirk Henry R, Wagon and Carriage Mnfr. (See adv.) .
Smith Charles L, meat market.
Spencer Margaret Mrs, milliner.
Stewart W S Rev, (Methodist).
Stone R L, druggist.
Sunday Peter A, harnessmkr.
Wallace Mae Miss, Proprietor Com- mercial House.
Walters J J & A, agr. imp.
Ward Simon T, shoemaker.
Webb & Glover, Planing Mill. Welker & Campbell, lawyers.
Williams House, Richard Wil- liams, Propr. (See adv.)
Williams Richard, Propr Wil- liams House. (See adv.)
Worden House, J H Seip, Propr. Wrigley Luke H, lawyer.
Zimmerman Henry G, lawyer.
ALERT. Once known as Dogtown, is located in Jackson township, Decatur county, 21 miles southwest of Greensburg, the county seat, and location of nearest bank. Harper Station, distant 53 miles on the V. & G. R. R., is the nearest rail ap- proach. It contains 100 inhabitants, and markets produce. Wm. Banister, postmas- ter.
Banister William, Manufacturer of Chain Pumps. Banister & Keely, saw and flour mill.
Dweese Jacob, painter. Freedersdorff Lewis, live stock.
Hamilton Harriet Mrs, physician.
Long James, blacksmith.
McCleary John, Nursery.
Pepper Jesse, shoemaker.
Person B M, wagonmaker.
Sheperdson William, carpenter.
Spears J W, General Store and Jus- tice. Thomas Samuel, live stock. Woolfinger F, carpenter.
ALEXANDER. Clay Co. (See Car- donia.)
ALEXANDRIA. Located at cross- ing of the C., W. & M. and L., E. & W. R. railroads, in Monroe township, Madison county, is a thrifty prosperous village of 600 inhabitants, situated 12 miles north of Anderson, the county seat, and 48 northeast of Indianapolis. The village contains Methodist and Christian churches, a good graded school, 1 bank, 1 hotel, 1 flour mill, 1 machine shos, a flax mill, 1 saw mill, and a patent coffee-pot manufac- tory. Grain, lumber and live stock are the chief exports. Ex., U. S. John Johnson, postmaster.
Adams Martin C, Propr Spencer House. Rates, $1.50 per day. Sample rooms on first floor. Special attention paid to commercial trade. Only hotel at this point.
Alexandria Banking Co, B Ba- ker, Cash'r.
Baker, Braxton & Co, proprs Alexandria. Banking Co.
Bertsche Anthony, harnessmaker.
Branson H A Mrs, millinery.
Brenneman James, marble dealer. 1 Burk & Mullen, blacksmiths.
Canfield M, cooper.
Carroll David, live stock, 1} miles south.
Carroll James P, grocer.
Carver Wm, hardware.
Chamness Edward B, Stoves, Tin- ware and Inventor of the Chamness Cof- fee Pot. (See adv.)
Chamness C K, Mrs, millinery. Chapman W M, saloon.
Childs Marcellus, meat market.
Condo John P, furniture and undertaker.
Curtis David W, Lawyer. Collec- tions promptly attended to.
Finch Jubal A, carriage and wagon factory.
Finch & Kelly, blacksmiths.
Fisher Samuel, agent C, W & M R R. Fox U C, saloon.
Free Rudolph, Furniture Manufac- turer. (See adv.)
Hall & Davisson, general store.
Harlan Arthur E, dentist.
Harrington Harry, flax mill.
Henshaw S B & Co, general store.
Hernley L J, jeweler.
Herron & Co, general store.
Howard Leander M, saloon.
Hughes & Co, hardware.
Hunt John W, physician.
Hurlock Edward, R R and ex. agt.
Inlow James E, physician.
Inlow J W & Co, druggists.
Keefer Gideon, grocer.
Lebo George M, photographer.
Lebo Wm, merchant tailor.
McClary Charles T, shoemkr. McDermit & White, saw mill.
O. S. CILLETTE, Nos. 28 and 30 East Georgia Street, INDIANAPOLIS, . . IND.
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See adv., page 6.
CARLON & HOLLENBECK
PRINTERS AND BINDERS. S. E. Cor. Circle and Meridian Sts., INDIANAPOLIS, - IND.
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McLeod Spencer, live stock. McMahan & Co, druggists.
Mason David B, grocer. Newman John, barber.
O'Bryant Nathan, boots and shoes.
Pickard Thomas J, justice of the peace.
Randall Charles, Confectionery and
Fancy Groceries. Restaurant in connec- 1 tion. Meals, 25c at all hours. Special attention paid to commercial travelers. Runyan James F, physician.
Schwinn & McMahon, lawyers.
Smith H C Rev, (Methodist).
Spencer House, Martin C Adams, Propr. Tuttle Marion, livery.
Young Samuel E, Flouring mill and Grain Elevators.
ALFONTE. Is a station and post- office on the C., C., C. & I. Ry, located in Green township, Madison county, 13 miles southwest of Anderson, the county seat and banking town. Population, 76. Ex. U. S. Joseph Cahen, postmaster.
Alfonte R M, carpenter.
Cahen Joseph, General Store and Grain Dealer.
Cumins John S, sewing machines.
Edwards R S, justice of the peace. George J F, justice of the peace. Gwinn John, brick mnfr.
Hiday Henry, blksmith.
Shaul Prier, constable.
Walker M B Rev, (Methodist).
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ALFORDSVILLE. Is in Reeve township, Daviess county, 16 miles south- east of Washington, the county seat and location of nearest bank. Loogootee, 10 miles north, on the O. & M. Ry, is the ship- ping depot. Population, 248. Daily stage connection with Loogootee; fare, 75c ; and Jasper' fare, $1. J. A. McCord, postmas- master.
Alford & Grinder, blacksmiths and wagon makers.
Allen Charles, general store.
Allen Emery, coal miner.
Allen James jr, general store.
Baker Bros, blacksmith.
Barll F jr, notary public.
Fanning Francis, general store.
Hedrick John F, druggist and general store.
Horrel P A, flour mill.
Kaile Lewis, hotel.
Kyle W H, township prosecutor.
McCord J A, General Store.
McCord Matt, photographer.
McCord, MH, Insurance Agent, Jus- tice and Collector.
Mitchell J S, physician.
Myers Henry, hotel.
Robinson J W, grocer.
Rose Marion Rev, (Methodist).
Walls W B, physician.
Young W Y Rev, (Christian).
ALGIERS CITY. Pike county. (See Delectable Hill.)
-B. CHAMNESS PAT. JAN. 3.1892
Patented January 3, 1882.
THE CHAMNESS COFFEE POT.
This Coffee Pot will produce COFFEE or TEA of the usual strength, with two-thirds the quantity re- quired by the old method. It saves all the strength and aroma that nsnally escapes in the steam. By this method yon obtain a much finer flavored Coffee than by any other process.
Active Agents wanted in every town and township in the United States, to whom liberal inducements will be given. STATE RIGHTS FOR SALE.
E. B. Chamness, Patentee, Alexandria, Ind. TANNER, SULLIVAN & TALBOTT, Ag'ts for Indianapo- lis, Ind .; HUNTER SIFTER Co., Ag'ts for Cincinnati, O.
RUDOLPH FREE, Manufacturer of and Dealer in
FURNITURE !!
ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE FURNISHED ON SHORT NOTICE.
Also Undertaker. South side Church St., ALEXANDRIA, IND.
New York Life Ins. Co.
n&The only Company that issues Tontine In- vestment Policies. Send for Circulars. J. W. Dean, Gen'l Ag't, Indianapolis.
P.F. BRYGF Prop's of the Indianapolis Brush Factory and Bryce's Steam Bakery, 14 and 16 East South Street, Indianapolis, Ind.
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ALIDA. Stands at junction of L. N. A. & C. and B. & O. Ry's., in Clinton town- ship, Laporte county, 14 miles southwest of Laporte, the county seat and banking town. Population, 25. Grain, hay and live stock are exported. Ex., B. & O. and L. N. A. & C. Jesse D. Lucas, postmaster. Cathcart C W, creamery.
Herrold, Tuley & Co, grain and stock. Lucas J D, R R and Ex Agt.
ALLEN. Miami county. (See Macy.)
ALLEN'S CREEK. In Polk town- ship, Monroe county, with a population of 15, is located 12 miles southeast of Bloom- ington, the county seat and banking town, and 5 south east of Smithville, its shipping station, on L., N. A. & C. Ry. John W. Cazee, postmaster.
Adams M H Rev, (Methodist).
Cazee John W, General Store. Coner L, general store.
Dolard J C, stave and timber dealer.
Eades W H, wagonmaker. Gilstrap E C, dentist.
Leviah Ephrason, physician. Smith Joseph, physician.
ALLENSVILLE. This hamlet of 75 population is located in Cotton town- ship, Switzerland county, 11 miles north of Vevay, the county seat. Markland, a landing on the Ohio river 7 miles south, is the place of shipment. Hay is the princi- pal shipment. Frank Livings, postmaster. Livings Frank, General Store.
Moore John, grocer. Vanarsdal John, physician. Vanarsdal J W & C L, physician. Vanatta A B, shoemkr.
ALMA. Is strictly a rural postoffice, located in Smith township, Whitley coun- ty, 13 miles northeast of Columbia City court house, and 3 miles northwest of Churubusco its shipping station, on W., St. L. & P. Ry. Tri-weekly stage to Wolf Lake and Churubusco. George Gaff, post- master.
Gaff Alpheus, justice of the peace.
ALPHA. A cross-roads postoffice, lo- cated in Johnson township, Scott county, 10 miles north of Scottsburgh court house. Deputy, distant 5 miles on Louisville Br. O, & M. Ry., is the nearest rail approach. Live stock and produce are marketed. Isaac Gibson, postmaster. Ducer Phillip, blacksmith.
Gibson Isaac, General Store. Griffith Lloyd, blacksmith.
ALPINE. Is a hamlet located in Columbia township, Fayette county, on the W. W. V. R. R, 7 miles south of Con- nersville, the county seat and location of nearest bank. White Water river furnishes power to operate 1 flour mill. Population, 67. Ex., Am. E. I. Chance, postmaster. Anthony J T, blacksmith. Brunner Thomas, flour mill. Chance Bros, General Store.
Chance E I, R R and ex agt. Huxtable & Co, saw mill. Mason O & O, live stock.
Williams Jonathan, justice of the peace.
ALQUINA. Is the location of 125 persons in Jennings township, Fayette county, 5 miles southeast of Connersville, the county seat, banking town and place of shipment. Semi-weekly stage to Conners- ville. W. H. Hewitt, postmaster.
Darby J D, carpenter.
Davis Leander, blacksmith.
Davis & Price, steam thresher.
Fetterington Mark, justice of the peace.
Garrett Alfred, painter.
Garrett John, sewing machines.
Garrett Madison, shoemkr.
Hewitt Wm, general store.
Hewitt W H, Postmaster. Hull John W, painter.
Lamoree D M, physician. Seely Frederick, blacksmith. Sprague Decatur, blacksmith.
Wolf J, carpenter.
Wolverton Vincent, shoemaker.
ALTO. Dates as a settlement from 1846. It is located in Harrison township, Howard county, 4 miles south of Kokomo, the county seat, shipping point, and loca- tion of nearest bank. Population, 160. Shipments, lumber. Daily stage route to Kokomo, West Middleton and New Lon- don. William A. Quick, postmaster.
Armstrong C W, justice of the peace.
Cooper J J Rev, (Methodist).
Cragon J S, contractor.
Finch Wm, blksmith.
Fortner Aaron, wagonmaker.
Greson David, live stock. Greson George F, sawmill.
Jones Frank, blacksmith. Kikendol James, lumber and furniture.
Miller L C, physician.
Pearson M, carpenter.
Pitzer G P, live stock.
Quick Win A, General Store and Live Stock.
Shutters M & Son, produce.
Stringer John T, tile manufacturer. Thatcher Alexander, constable.
Grow John & Son, saw and flour mill. - Washington George, Hotel.
PENSIONS
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ALTON. Is a landing on the Ohio river in Boone township, Crawford county, 8 miles south west of Leavenworth, the county seat, and 70 southwest of Louisville. With a population of 275, the village supports Baptist and Methodist churches. Grain, hay and tobacco are the exports. Adams Express. A. K. Rice, postmaster. Attwood John, grocer.
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