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Swasher Emily, milliner.
Tate George D, Wholesale Dealer in Indiana Lumber ; Walnut, Ash, Pop- lar, Oak and Cherry. (See adv. )
Thompson William H, Veter- inary Surgeon, and Insurance Agt for Live Stock, American Mutual Aid of In- dianapolis.
Titus Warner B, propr Central Hotel.
Trueblood Minnie A, milliner.
Trueblood Thomas E, grocer. Trueblood & Floyd, dressmakers.
Turner J T, agt U S Ex Company.
Vaile William P, insurance agt.
Vaile & Vaile, Lawyers, Collections Promptly Attended to. Waggman Samuel, furs and pelts.
Walk George E Rev, (Christian).
Wasson William, blacksmith and plow manufacturer.
Weakley Elijah, grocer.
Weaver & Scoven, painters and wall paper.
Western Union Telegraph Company, W H Glass, manager. Wikel Henry, restaurant.
Wiley Henry, boots and shoes.
Willis William L, Physician and Patent Medicine Manufacturer. (See adv.) Wilson Ed R, druggist. Wood & Harbster, drugs.
Woods & Updegraff, excelsior manufact- urers.
Wooley James M, grocer.
Young & Chandler, Founders and , Machinists, Manufacturers of Engines, Saw Milling Machinery, Tile Mills and General Repair Work.
KOLEEN. This is a progressive vil- lage of 200 inhabitants, located in Jackson township, Greene county, on the B., S., O. & B. R. R., 8 miles east of Bloomfield, the county seat and banking town. Methodist, Presbyterian and Christian churches are sustained and staves, lumber, grain, pro- duce and spokes exported. A flour mill is needed here very much and undoubtedly would prove very profitable. Ex., Adams. J. E. Walton, postmaster.
Anderson & Flinn, General Store. Brannon J L, grocer. Chesnut J G, shoemaker. Cobb H, R R and ex agt. Croxson W H, staves. Edington Elijah, general store.
Edwards John & Son, general store. Emery John, justice of the peace. Ferguson J C, Real Estate Agt.
Ferguson William, carpenter and builder. Fields Isaiah Rev, (Christian). Flynn Thomas, spoke manufacturer. Haywood S, physician.
Horn C, saloon. Hutchins Alexander, cabinet maker.
Mitchell S A, hotel.
Rankin A B, justice of the peace.
Stults A, saw and feed mill.
Taylor John, stave manufacturer.
Walton JE Rey, Druggist and No- tary. Woody E, blacksmith. Yocum S T, saloon.
KOSSUTH. Contains 100 inhabit- ants, in Monroe township, Washington county, and is located 7 miles north of Sa- lem, the county seat, banking town and nearest rail approach. Methodist and Presbyterian churches are sustained. B. F. Pugh, postmaster. Lockwood Thomas, general store.
Pugh B F, Postmaster.
Ribelin M L, general store. Tucker T M, physician.
Weir A Z, physician.
Wilson R J, Physician.
KOUTS STATION. Has a loca- tion in Pleasant township, Porter county, on the P., C. & St. L. R. R., 13 miles south of Valparaiso, the county seat and banking town. The village contains 400 inhabit- ants, and ships grain and live stock. Ad- ams Ex. W. U. Tel. S. E. Douglass, postmaster.
Atkins L, drugs and physician.
Chincoski William, blacksmith.
Crawford, H B lawyer.
Douglass S E, Drugs and Notary.
George J N, shoemaker.
George W, shoemaker.
Hodgins James, hotel.
Hodgins Joseph, meat market.
Kee William, blacksmith.
Kellogg C S, physician.
Kouts B, R R and Ex Agt, and General Store.
Pierce W, constable.
Rosenbaum H, general store.
Shultz John, shoemaker.
True James, justice of the peace.
Wheeler D D, hotel.
Williamson M, grocer.
Witham Simon, lawyer. Wollbrandt F, saloon.
Wright H A, general store, grain and live stock.
Wright H A & Co, real estate and loan agts.
LA CLAIR. Established in 1880, is the location of 6 families in Liberty town-
SHOW CASES
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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ship, Hendricks county, 12 miles south of Danville, the county seat and banking town, and 6 south of Clayton, its shipping depot on the St. L., V., T. H. & I. R. R. W. B. Brown, postmaster.
Brown W B, General Store. Duncan W G, general store.
LACONIA. Contains a population of 220, in Boone township, Harrison county, 15 miles southeast of Corydon court house. It has tri-weekly stage to New Albany ; fare $1; the location of nearest bank. To- bacco Landing, 1} miles south on the Ohio river, is the place of shipment. C. B. Roby, postmaster.
Ashton John T, grain and fertilizers. Ashton & Harris, Saw Mill.
Bauman T, furniture and undertaker. Conrad Bros, saw mill.
Elbert T & Bro, saw mill, stave and head- ing manufacturers.
Forbis B F, physician.
Inman Charles, wagonmaker.
Kandie W A, physician.
Morris J L, shoemaker.
Neafus Franklin, general store.
O'Conner George, hotel and saloon.
Roby C B, General Store.
Roby C B jr, justice.
Stephens & McIntire, saw mill.
Urbansky A, dry goods and clothing.
Waltz Otto, clothing.
Webb Spencer J, wagonmaker.
LACROSSE. Stands at crossing of P., C. & St. L. and L., N. A. & C. R'ys, in Dewey township, Laporte county, 30 miles southwest of Laporte court house. It con- tains a population of 50, and exports hay principally. Ex., L., N. A. & C. Elias Osborn, postmaster. Adams Arville, hay press.
Adams H M, justice of the peace.
Guderjahn & Bessler, hay press.
Huncheon Ellen, hotel.
Huncheon P, hay press.
Long James S, hay press.
Osborn Elias, Farmer.
Pyle Bros, live stock. Rudolph William, township trustce. Schimmel M J, hay press.
Schimmel Philip, hay press.
LADOGA. A prosperous village of 1,500 inhabitants, in Clark township, Mont- gomery county, on the L., N. A. & C. R'y., 10 miles southeast of Crawfordsville court house. The Central Indiana Normal School is located here. Raccoon creek furnishes power to drive 1 flour mill, and that with 2 steam flour mills, 2 saw mills, a tannery, planing mill, woolen
mill and carriage factory comprise the manufacturing interests. There are 5 churches - Baptist, Christian, Methodist Dunkard and Presbyterian-2 hotels and a weekly newspaper-the Leader. Chief ex- ports are flour, grain and live stock. Ex., Am. and L., N. A. & C. Tel., W. U. Ed- mon W. Linn, postmaster.
Anderson, Grimes & Co. woolen mill.
Bateman Washington, flour mill. Bonsack Daniel, tanner.
Bouley Frank, baker.
Brown John D, grocer.
Burgess William H, hardware.
Camp George D, flour mill.
Carman Isaac, saw mill.
Central House, Mrs Catharine Kiser, propr. Central Indiana Normal
School, Warfel & Gatch, Principals. Chowning & Kennedy, dressmakers. Clark & Carroll, harness and saddles.
Cochran Leonidas B, physician.
Coppage Llewellyn J, lawyer.
Daugherty Bros, flour mill.
Daugherty James M, pianos and organs.
Dinwiddie Charles, painter.
Donaldson Joseph W, physician.
Drake Moses C, druggist.
Fanning John, saloon.
Gayhart Andrew, shoemaker.
Gibson John L, barber.
Gill Frank Rev, (Christian).
Gill William B, lumber and justice.
Goforth Isaac, painter.
Graves Sarah Mrs, livery stable.
Harshbarger William Rev, (Dunkard).
Hays James H, saloon.
Henry & Anderson, hardware.
Herod Luther, blacksmith.
Herod & Cantley, Lawyers.
Hulett Henry B, insurance. Hunt James A W, dentist. Jackson Lewis, barber.
Jenkins John E, agt L, N A & C Ry and Ex Company.
Jenkins William H, agt Am Ex Company. Johnson Bros, live stock.
Kinder De Witt C, publisher Ladoga Leader.
Kneff William HI, brick manufacturer.
Kyle Silas F, dry goods and carpets.
Ladoga Leader, De Witt C Kinder, pub- lisher.
Lawrence Theodore C, photographer.
Linn Edmon W, postmaster.
McCartney John W, druggist. Mahoney John, saloon.
Mahorney John C, physician.® Manter Thomas B, shoemaker.
Maxwell John S Rev, (Christian). Mills Hotel, Nancy Hall, propr. Mills William, saw mill.
Morris Thomas D, furniture.
PENSIONS
W. H. CORBALEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Collects original and increase 1 48 Vance Block, Indianapolis, of Pensions and all other kinds of War Claims. Rejected Claims a specialty. Correspondence solicited.
HERCULES POWDER
C. H. JENNE, Agent, 2912 North Pennsylvania Street, Indianapolis, Ind.
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Nicholson Benjamin H, blacksmith. O'Rear Addison, dentist.
O'Rear & Patterson, dry goods and grain dealers.
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Ohaver Frank C, marble works.
Oliver Benjamin F, furniture.
Porter J B Rev, (Baptist).
Prichard & Jenkins, jewelers.
Rapp Mathias, carriage manufacturer. Rhoads & Stamp, bakers and confectioners. Rice Catharine Mrs, dressmaker.
Rice Humphrey, wagonmaker. Ridge Joel Rev, (Christian). Robbins Frank M, restaurant.
Roberts Carroll K, dentist.
Routson James C, jeweler and druggist.
Scott Alexander M, dry goods.
Shakelford James S, grocer.
Silvey I M, livery stable. Smith William A Rev, (Methodist).
Snodgrass & Huntington, planing mill.
Souther Sarah J & Sister, dressmakers.
Souther & Yeagley, blacksmiths.
Strattan Nathan, grocer.
Summers & Sharp, plasterers.
Talbott Charles E, books and stationery. Talbott & Bro, sewing machines.
Warfel & Gatch, Principals, Central Indiana Normal School.
Widdop William, merchant tailor. Williams Benjamin F, grocer. Wilson & Sutherlin, druggists. Wingert James W, boots and shoes.
Wood Joseph, tailor.
Zimmerman & Dicks, meat market.
LAFAYETTE. This beautiful com - mercial and manufacturing city of 25,000 inhabitants, is located on the Wabash river 64 miles northwest of Indianapolis, 131 southeast of Chicago, 179 northwest of Cin- cinnati and 233 east of St. Louis. It is the county seat of Tippecanoe county, was in- corporated a city in 1853, is the second in size and importance in northern Indiana, and is not excelled by any in the State for activity and general prosperity. The city has a splendid location, is regularly laid out in broad, wide streets, is lighted by gas, has a good police force, a well-equipped and efficient fire department and the finest water works in the State, the last mentioned were erected at a cost of $300,000, which has necessitated a bonded debt of $275,000. Prominent among its public buildings are the Purdue University, 25 handsome church edifices, 5 public school buildings, a num- ber of handsome business blocks, an opera house and a court house under course of construction, at an estimated cost of $300,- 000, which will be one of the finest struc- tures of its kind in the State. The trans- portation facilities of Lafayette are very
good, and comprise four of the leading roads that traverse the State, as follows : the W., St. L. & P., C., I., St. L. & C., L., N. A. & C. and the L. E. & W., which gives it unbroken connection with all of the leading roads in the United States.
The city has township, public school, and Y. M. C. A. libraries, an artesian well, sev- eral good hotels, a telephone exchange, herdic coach line, a good business college, and 6 banks-4 national, 1 savings and 1 private. It has an unusually strong press representation, which includes 3 daily, 8 weekly, 1 semi-monthly and 1 monthly sheet. The dailies are known as Dispatch, Courier and Journal ; weeklies as the Deutsch Amerikaner, Dispatch, Journal, Our Herald, Courier, Sunday Morning Leader, Home Jour- nal and the Sunday Times. The Trade Jour- nal is issued semi-monthly, and the Christian Worker, monthly. Prominent among its many manufacturing establishments are. 3 foundries, 1 paper mill, a sugar refinery, 2 hominy mills, car works, 3 pump factories, 3 planing mills, 5 boot and shoe factories, 2 tanneries, 2 furniture factories, 3 grain elevators, 2 cooper shops, a corn planter fac- tory, 2 breweries, 1 oil and soap factory, 3 packing houses, an iron fence factory, 2 saw mills and several flour mills. The city is in one of the most fertile agricultural districts to be found in the Wabash valley, and this with its water facilities, healthy location, excellent railroads, close proxim- ity to the coal fields of both Indiana and Illinois, makes it a very desirable point for manufacture and commerce. The P., U. S., Am., and L., N. A. & C. Ex., and W. U. and M. U. Tel. Companies, have offices here. William S. Lingle, postmaster.
Ætna House, William Fraser, Propr, 38 S 5th. (See adv.)
Aholtz Leah Miss, millinery, 58 Ferry.
Alexander James F, carpenter, 6 S 2d. Allen James G, blacksmith, Chauncy. Allen William G, restaurant, 48 S 4th. Allen & Brickler, blacksmiths, Chauncy. Amberg Nathan, clothing, 14 S 4th.
American Express Company, 35 S 3d.
Anderson Peter, carriage manufacturer, cor 6th and Alabama.
Andrew & Spencer, boots and shoes, 22 S 4th.
Ankeny C H & Co, jewelers, 6 S 4th.
Applebach William N, justice, 111 Colum- bia.
Armstrong William P, physician, 117 N 7th. Armstrong & Lane, grocers, 66 N 9th.
Ashby George W, Architect, N 6th, bet New York and Brown.
Ashby William, Upholsterer and Mattress Manufacturer, 110 Columbia. Atlass & Cohen, junk, 177 Main.
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.
The strongest in the world, has $140 for $100 of liability, therefore the best for the Agent. Apply to E. H. KELLOGG, Superintendent, Chicago, Ill.
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Atwell William J & Co, insurance, cor 3d and Main.
Avery Charles E, druggist, 9 S 3d.
Aylard Thomas F, grocer, 11 S 2d.
Ayres Edwin, furniture, 11 S 3d.
Baird James W, Livery, Sale and Feed Stable, 59 S 3d.
Baird Samuel P, lawyer, 9 N 4th.
Baker Thomas, laundry, 12 N 3d.
Baldridge William M, insurance, 22 N 4th.
Baldwin Jesse W, photographer, 10 S 6th.
Balfe Joseph A, grocer, 88 and 90 Columbia. Balkema Edward, wagonmaker, 187 Main. Ball George W, lawyer, 3 S 3d.
Ball John, real estate, 5 S 5th.
Ball Joseph T, harness, etc, 6 N 3d.
Ball, Owen & Co, grocers, 35 Columbia.
Barker, Fotterall & Co, boot and shoe man- ufacturers, cor 2d and Main.
Barnes Addie M Mrs, physician, 26 N 5th. Barnet John, foundry, S3d.
Barrett Mattie Mrs, dressmaker, 4 Curtis Block.
Bartlett, Knight & Co, grain, cor 4th and Main.
Bayle Benjamin, flour mill, 3 miles s w city.
Beach Isaac L, iron and steel, 36 Main.
Beardsley & Sears, hardware, 34 Main.
Beasley George F, physician, 51 Ferry.
Bechtel & Haywood, Lawyers, 22 N 4th.
Beck Joseph, grocer, 179 Main.
Beck William, grocer, 102 Main.
Beebee Eugene K, dentist, cor 6th and Main. Behm G O & A O,lawyers, cor 4th and Ferry. Behrens Rudolph, saloon, 93 Oakland ave. Berry Lemuel, confectioner, 120 Main.
Bidleman John H, harness, 126 Main.
Bielin Jasper, blacksmith, 8 N 3d.
Biggs Benjamin F, pump manufacturer, cor 13th and Brown.
Bixler John, guns, 31 Columbia.
Blank Jacob, baker, cor 4th and Romig.
Bloom Charles, meats, 12 Oakland ave. Boetsch Joseph, saloon, 198 Main.
Bohnstadt Charles J, baker, 51 Columbia. Bolich George, propr Mason House, 165 Main.
Bonner G & W, meat market, 207 Main.
Born Adolph, hats and caps, 82 Main.
Born Samuel, grain elevator, 26 Columbia. Born & Co, gents' furnishing, 82 Main.
Born & Godman, merchants' exchange, 56 Main.
Bower Jacob, wagonmaker, 309 S 16th.
Box Nicholas W, boots and shoes, 3 S 3d.
Boyd Benjamin H, druggist, 52 S 4th. Boyd John P, saloon, 20 N 13th. Braden Addison B, grocer, 205 Main.
Bramble House, Henry T Little, propr, cor 3d and South.
Brawley Daniel, justice, 92} Columbia. Breckenridge W R & Co, grain, 54 Main.
Breckweg Henry A, stoves, 202 Main.
Brimson W George, train master L E & W R'y, cor South and 2d.
Brockenbrough Columbus, agt L, N A & C Ex Company, Market Space.
Broeder John, grocer, 156 Union.
Bromly William T, veterinary surgeon, 85 S 4th. -
Brommer Conrad, shoemaker, Chauncy.
Brown Joseph, insurance, 43 S 4th.
Brown L W & Co, coal, 1 N 2d.
Brown Sarah A Mrs, millinery, 3 Curtis Block.
Brown Wesley G, grocer, 128 Main.
Brownell Jasper, plater, 5 Curtis Block.
Brownell & Turner, platng works, 141 Main.
Bruce & Ball, pianos, 91 Main.
Bruff Benjamin F, agt U S and Pacific Ex Companies, 42 S 4th.
Bryan William H, lawyer, 12 S 4th.
Buggle Isador, shoemaker, 140 Wabash ave.
Bulkley Cornelius C, second hand goods, 86 Columbia.
Burke Ulick Adelm, physician, 165 Colum- bia.
Burt & Pattison, dentists, 12 N 4th.
Buscher Henry, boots and shoes, 121 Main. Byers Parker A, Billiard Room and Saloon, 14 and 16 N 4th.
Byrns James, saloon, cor 3d and South. Cabinet Makers' Union, furniture, 32 Main. Cady William F, physician, 174 South. Caldwell & Caldwell, lawyers, 62} Main. Callahan C & Co, grocers, 100 Columbia. Campbell Joseph, carpenter, 132 N 5th.
Campbell & Moore, hardware, 58 Main. Carman Charles B, grocer, 293 Wabash ave. Carnahan Augustus G, lawyer, cor 3d and South.
Carpenter Wellington, carpenter, 41 Ferry. Carter James, saloon, 47 S 2d.
Case James, harness, etc, 59 S 3d.
Cass Israel P, saloon, 92 Columbia.
Cassman Oliver H, Agt Northern Lake Ice Company, 14 N 4th.
Castatar A J, Auditor and Assistant Sec L E & W Ry, cor 3d and Columbia. Caulkins William H, county supt public schools, 116 Columbia.
Challis J R & Son, boots and shoes, 115 Main.
Chamberlin D J & Son, broom manufac- turers, 108 N 9th.
Chamberlain George L, Lawyer and Manager Lafayette Mercantile Agen- cy and Exchange, 28} Main.
Chamberlain & Stein, box manufacturers, foot of South.
Chamberlain Joel M, painter, cor 7th and Main.
Chambers James, florist, Chauncy. Chan Foo, laundry, 24 N 5th. Chan Woo, laundry, 22 S 5th.
O. S. CILLETTE,
Nos. 28 and 30 East Georgia Street, INDIANAPOLIS, . - IND.
-MANUFACTURER OF-
Wagon
Carriage Material. NEBENT AND SAWED RIMS. A
See adv., page 6.
CARLON & HOLLENBECK.
PRINTERS AND BINDERS, S. E. Cor. Circle and Meridian Sts .. INDIANAPOLIS, . IND.
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I. S. CRAPP 3
DEALER IN-
Lumber, Lath & Shingles,
Manufacturer of Doors, Sash, Blinds, Flooring and Siding, Window and Door Frames. Moulding and Stair Work a Specialty.
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Office and Yards on Ferry St. bet. Wabash Ry. and Perrin Ave.
LAFAYETTE, IND,
THOS. S. CRAPP, 1 MANUFACTURER OF
DIMENSION LUMBER
For Bedsteads, Lounges, Cribs and Chairs, In Walnut, Ash, Cherry and Maple,
Mills, Opp. Wabash Passenger Depot,
LAFAYETTE, INDIANA.
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.
P.F.BRYCE.
Prop's of the Indianapolis Brush Factory and Bryce's Steam Bakery, 14 and 16 East South Street, Indianapolis, Ind.
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Christian Worker, The, Pub-
lished by the Y M C A, 93} Main. Chute James T, county clerk, cor 4th and Ferry.
Cincinnati House, Theodore Sears, Propr, cor 5th and Romig.
Clark Jerome B, supt L E & W R'y, cor South and 2d.
Clark John H, confectioner, 98 Main.
Classmeyer Henry, cooper, cor 15th and Morton.
Clemens Frank, blacksmith, Chauncy. Coblentz Jacob W, physician, 114 South.
Coddington Benjamin, planemaker, 106 N 9th.
Coddington Nathaniel M, saw filer, 38 Ferry.
Coffroth & Stuart, lawyers, cor 3d and South.
Coleman Thomas, broker, 38 S 3d.
Collins Darwin A, grain, 37 S 4th.
Comstock Henry W, druggist, 78 Main.
Cook & Cuppy, restaurant, depot.
Cosner & Henderson, grocers, cor 9th and Union.
Cowdrey James S, physician, 24 N 3d.
Cragen Patrick, meats, cor Wabash ave and Green.
Crain Bros, druggists, 10 S 4th.
Crain William S, grocer, 16 S 4th.
Crapp Thomas S, Manufacturer Dimension Lumber, Saw and Planing Mill, Lumber Dealer, Stair Builder and Wood Turner, Ferry bet Wabash R'y and Perrin ave. (See adv.)
Crary & Kile, dry goods, 67 Columbia.
Crawford Hugh J, lawyer, cor 4th and Columbia.
Crawley Cyrus W, local freight agt L E & W R'y, cor 2d and South.
Creager Theo F, flour, 233 Main.
Cregmile N & Co, saloon, 96 Main.
Crouch & Woodcock, Livery, Sale and Boarding Stables, 149 and 151 Main.
Culver & Geiger, baking powder manufac- turers, 46 S 3d.
Cumberson & Co, jewelers, 17 S 3d.
Cummings C R, Prest L E & W R'y, cor 3d and Columbia. (See adv.)
Cunningham & Temple, Proprs Temple Iron Works, Engineers, Found- ers and Machinists, 90 and 92 S 2d.
Cuppy Cassie Mrs, restaurant, 190 North. Curtis S C & Co, dry goods, 47 S 3d. Daly Owen F, druggist, 14 Oakland ave. Davidson James T, prosecuting attorney, s e cor 4th and Main.
Davidson Robert P, jr, stenographer, cor 4th and Main.
Davidson R P & J C, lawyers, s e cor 4th and Main.
Davis J Edwin, dentist, 42 Main.
Deagen Anna E Miss, hair goods, 118 Co- lumbia.
Dealy Joseph W, trunk manufacturers, 5 S 3d.
De Harte Richard P, lawyer, 32 N 4th.
. De Hart William M, dentist, 32 N 4th. Deibel Henry, painter, 57 Ferry.
Deichmiller Christopher, boots and shoes, 196 Main.
Denhardt Henry, shoemaker, 209 Main.
Derr Lizzie A Mrs, stoves, 28 Main.
Detter John L, saloon, 228 Main.
Deutsch & Brush, second hand goods, 97 Columbia.
Deutsche-Amerikaner, Francis Johnson, publisher, 139 Main.
Dewenter William F D, grocer, cor 4th and Romig.
Dewey H E & Co, butter and eggs, 21 South. Dickey Alexander, manager Singer Manu- facturing Company, 7 N 5th.
Dienhart M & Son, tanners, foot of Hart- ford.
Dobelbower Dallas D, propr Lafayette Dis- patch, 108 Main.
Doffin House, 15 S 5th.
Donoher John, grocer, 146 Wabash ave.
Doolittle Herman E, manager W U Tel Company, cor 4th and Columbia.
Dorner Fred, florist, 145 Main.
Dorrbaker Henry, grocer, 129 S 4th.
Douglass Manufacturing Co,
Oliver F Douglass, Manager, Manufac- turers Lindsay Corn Planters and Agri- cultural Implements, cor 9th and Main.
Douglass William & Sons, Manufacturers Wood and Chain Pumps, cor 9th and Main.
Dowden Philip V, restaurant, 22 Main. Drees Alexander, grocer, 222 Main. Dresser Jasper M, lawyer, 12 N 4th. Dryfus & Sharp, meats, 122 Main.
Duffy Frank, marble, cor 3d and Terry.
Duffy & Wysong, Wholsale Fruits and Confectionery and Candy Manufac- turers, 122 Columbia.
Dun R G & Co, George B Chamber- lain, Agt, 28 Main.
Eacock George J, Lawyer and No- tary Public ; Collections a Specialty ; cor 3d and Main.
Earl Adams & Co, Wholesale Grocers, 1 Earl & Hatcher's Block, 51 S 3d.
Earl & Stuart, Importers and Breed- ers of Thoroughbred Hereford Cattle, 1 Earl & Hatcher's Block.
Eberhardt Frederick, baker, 36 N 14th. Eckhause & Mauch, meats, 94 Columbia. Egelhoff Peter, Saloon and Bil- liards, 26 Main.
Eldridge E E Miss, Millinery and Paper Patterns, 9 N 5th.
L: Everingham & Co.,
Commission Merchants. GRAIN and PRO- VISIONS Bought and Sold ON MARGINS. 125 LaSalle Street, CHICAGO.
PORTER'S JOLIET
LAGER BEER, ALE and PORTER, Bottled by T. D. STUVER. GUARANTEED STRICTLY PURE. See Advertisement page 351.
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E CRYSTAL
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ADAMS EARL. Pres't. E. M. TALBOT, Secy.
Lafayette, Ind.
ÆTNA HOUSE,
Fifth Street, between Columbia and South,
WM. FRASER, Proprietor.
LAFAYETTE, IND.
RATES,
$1.50 PER DAY.
ICE CREAM
SHORTCAKE
Fish and all kinds of Game Served to Order.
St. Charles RESTUARANT, OPEN AT ALL HOURS. Lahr House Block, 111 Main Street,
Lafayette, Ind. CHARLES H. POWELL, Prop'r.
C. BRADFORD, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Especial attention paid to complicated and difficult cases, Reis- sues, Interferences, etc. References given if desired. noCall or write for information. (See adv.)
IRON ROOFING
For the BEST and CHEAPEST, Address W. G. HYNDMAN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER LAF
Elenga Peter, shoemaker, 58 N 14th.
Elisha W C & Co, grocers, 19 Columbia. Ellsworth Edward A, lawyer, 294 Columbia. Ellsworth James T, physician, 35 Ferry.
Ellsworth Samuel W, ticket agt L, N'A & C R'y, depot.
Emer & Bloom, meats, 12 Oakland ave. Emminger Leopold, cutlery grinder, 170 Main.
Empire Line, 79 Main.
Emsing Bros, grocers, cor 3d and Columbia.
Erisman J & Bro, harness, 30 Main and 22 Columbia.
Everett Frank B, lawyer, 7 N 4th.
Ewry Joseph S, baker, 26 S 4th.
Ewry J & Co, dry goods, 20 Columbia.
Fahnestock J Warren, dentist, 85 Main.
Falley James B & Co, wholesale hardware, 37 and 39 S 3d.
Falley Lewis, shoe manufacturer, 55 S 4th. Falley & Hoes, shoe manufacturers, 57 S 4th. Favorite & Dresser, insurance, 12 N 4th. Feaster Theodore H, painter, 14 S 5th. Feeley Patrick, grocer, 89 Columbia. Felix W Harry, painter, 12 N 3d.
Fielding Samuel A, carpenter, 80 Ferry. Finnegan Bros, saloon, 131 Wabash ave.
First National Bank ; capital $200,000; Martin L Pierce, prest ; Hiram W Moore, cashr ; 56 Main.
Fischer John, saloon, 321 S 4th. ,
Fitzgerald William, saloon, 103 Columbia.
Fleming Alonzo, carpenter, cor 3d and North.
Fleming J B & Co, grocers, 124 Main.
Fletemeyer George, shoes, 36 Oakland ave. Fletemeyer William R, shoes, 124 Salem. Fletter Andrew J, restaurant, 190 North. Fleug Donatus, cabinetmaker, 28 10th.
Flint, Walling & Co, manufacturers Star Wind Engines, 86 Elizabeth.
Folckemer William, furniture, cor 2d and Main.
Foresman George N & Joe, McCormick Binders, 31 Main.
Foster John W, saloon, 4 Main.
Fowler William R, milk trough manufac- turer, 31 Main.
Fox Lewis A, cooper, 214 Wabash ave.
Fraser William, Propr ÆEtna House, 38 S 5th. (See adv.)
Frey William, grocer, 6 Oakland ave.
Frischmeyer Louis, grocer, 174 Main. Gaasch Theodore, saloon, 17 and 19 S 5th. Gaddis A & Co, hardware, 202 Main. Gagen Bros, saloon, 4 N 4th.
Gagen John P, liquors, 36 and 38 S 2d. Garland William, hardware, 55 Columbia. Gavan Frank, merchant tailor, 61 Colum- bia.
Gerber Jacob, painter, Chauncy. Germania Hotel, cor 2d and South. Gillian Nicholas, restaurant, 29 Main.
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