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Meagher Pierre, sewing machines. Mier J & Co, clothing. Mier Solomon, banker. Newman Josiah, pumps. Palmeter C, physician. Peck Fayette, planing mill. Plank J Y, justice. Pollack David, cigars and tobacco. Randolph Amos W, saw and planing mill. Reeve Edwin, produce. Reynolds Cora D Mrs, milliner. Reynolds Harry, lawyer.
Sack Bros, grocers. Sax Solomon, grocer. Schloss Leopold, saloon. Scott D S & Son, druggists.
Seitz & Cox, livery.
Selig David, meat market.
Sheets & Wertheimer, dry goods. Shinke Frederick W, boots and shoes. Shobe Jonas, saloon. Shobe Silas, livery. Shrock Bros, flour and saw mill. Shull Andrew J, boots and shoes. Simons J Rev, (United Brethren). Sisterhen Peter, boots and shoes. Stansbury J C & Son, general store.
Stoll & McDonald, Publishers
Ligonier Banner. Strass S Rev, (Jewish). Straus Bros, proprs Citizens Bank.
Teal DeWitt C, blacksmith.
Teal Dolph. blacksmith.
Thompson Edwin G, Publisher Ligonier Leader. Ulmer Henry J, justice. Vail Taylor J, general store. VanCamp Dorman C, lawyer. Walder Andrew, Brewer. (See adv.) Warren Lorin C, carriage maker. Weir John, hardware.
Wheeler William J, propr Farmers' Hotel. Wolf Abel, saloon. Woodruff George S, druggist and physician. Wyland JW, cooper.
Zimmerman Bros, general store. Zook J, harnessmaker.
LILLY DALE. Contains 1 family in Anderson township, Perry county, 10 miles northeast of Cannelton, the county seat and shipping point. A. Walters, post- master and general store.
LIMA. Established in 1828 is a grow- ing village of 606 inhabitants, located on the G. R. & I. R. R., in Lima township, Lagrange county, 6 miles north of La- grange, the county seat. Pigeon river fur- nishes power to operate 1 flour mill. Tables, grain and live stock are shipped at the rate of $2,000 worth per month. Its churches are Methodist, Episcopal, Baptist
ANDREW WALDER,
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Swiss Brewery, AND MANUFACTURER OF KEGG & BOTTLED LAGER BEER !
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le Bradford, Solicitor of AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS, and Notary Public. Office, Rooms 16 and 18 Hubbard Block, Indianapolis, Ind. (See adv.)
IRON ROOFING
For corrugated and Crimped, Address W. G. HYNDMAN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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and Presbyterian. U. S. and Adams Ex. W. U. Tel. Mrs. L. Wicker, postmaster. Abbott E A Mrs, milliner.
Abbott Frank, livery.
Ackley U W, tailor.
Atwater C L, furniture. Barrows F, harnessmaker.
Beecher A W, General Store.
Clement D, shoemaker.
Cooper S T, drugs and grocer.
Crowl D, general store.
Dayton George H, physician.
Durand James, drugs and grocer.
Glime William, carpenter. Goodrich C D, physician.
Hardiman John, blacksmith.
Hughes William, physician.
Keagy H E, justice.
Keith George P, bellows manufacturer.
Kimball O A, wagonmaker.
Kingsbury N'R, hotel.
Knauss BF, harness.
Knauss & Robinson, carriage manufactur- ers.
Krum J E, saw mill.
Lehmer Ira, R R and Adams ex agt.
Lester F, carpenter.
Libey John, blacksmith.
Lima Flour Mills.
McKee O P, carpenter.
Meek Isaac, cooper.
Morse L A, wagonmaker.
Nichols D B, U S Ex agt.
Nichols & Libey, foundry.
Orpen S C M Rev, (Episcopal).
Parham A B, furniture manufacturer.
Payne Thomas W, shoemaker.
Rawles Williamson, General Store.
Robinson William E, insurance agt.
Rossman S, wagonmaker.
Rudd B S, barber.
Scott Jacob, meat market.
Searing George W, justice of the peace.
Searing I W & Son, undertakers and fur- niture.
Shoup D K, general store.
Shultz Jacob, hotel.
Smith J J, jeweler.
Smith William, insurance agt.
Smith William & Co, Lumber. State Bank, S P Williams, Prest ; James B Howe, Cashr.
Taylor A L Mrs, milliner.
Thompson Robert D, grain.
Vanalstine W E, painter.
Walts J K Rev, (Methodist).
White Frank, wagonmaker.
Wicker L Mrs, Postmaster.
Wisler & Nichols, general store. Wood H W, hotel.
Yeagla Bros, hardware.
LIMEDALE. Known locally as Greencastle Junction, is located in Green- castle township, Putnam county, at the crossing of St. L., V., T. H. & I. and L., N. A. & C. R. R's, 2 miles south west of Green- castle, the county seat and banking town. The village is inhabited by 349 persons, and ships lime and stone. Tel., W. U. Ex. offices at Greencastle. W. J. Steeg, postmaster. Berrigan William, bridge contractor.
Bodemer E, hotel.
Hutchison J C, R R agt.
Lee J W, R R agt.
Steeg H C, lime kiln.
Steeg W J, Hotel.
Unison Jown, grocer and restaurant. Vanfossen & Bro, blacksmiths.
LINCOLN. Is a station and postof- fice on the P., C. & St. L. R'y, in Jackson township, Cass county, 13 miles southeast of Logansport, the county seat and bank- ing town. A population of 100 supports 1 Methodist church. Its shipments of grain, lumber and live stock varies from 5 to 10 car loads per month. Adams Ex. A. P. Watkins, postmaster.
Bell James & Son, saw mill.
Day John, carpenter.
Elkin E, justice of the peace.
Hart H, blacksmith.
McClammer John, carpenter.
Tracey William, hotel.
Watkins A P, Grocer, Drugs and R R and Ex Agt.
Watkins M S, physician.
Wills J B, physician.
LINCOLN CITY. Spencer county. (See Kercheval.)
LINCOLNVILLE. Ripley county. (See Benham's Store.)
LINCOLNVILLE. La Gro town- ship, Wabash county, contains 150 inhabit- ants, and is situated 10 miles southeast of Wabash, the county seat and banking town, and 8 south of La Gro, its shipping depot, on the W., St. L. & P. R'y. United Breth- ren and Christian churches are sustained. J. F. Tweedy, postmaster. Brady T R, physician. Brady & Billiter, grocer and drugs. Brane M S, General Store.
Bricker William, physician. Heavenridge John Rev, (United Brethren).
Holloway A L, physician. Holloway I, blacksmith.
Holloway Job, blacksmith.
Holloway John, wagonmaker. Landis Joseph, undertaker.
Trade Mark. CORNCURA.
CURE FOR CORNS. -SOLD BY- DRUGGISTS.
Jahne & Co., Prop's, Jersey City, N. J.
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Large J A K, General Store.
Matthews L W Rev, (United Brethren). Nelson G C, justice of the peace.
Nelson, Gray & Gift, shingle manufac- turers and planing mill.
Sayer W M, saw mill.
Tweedy & Son, Saw Mill. Vickery & Owen, meat market. Wagoner & Bro, saw mill. Wilson C, blacksmith.
LINDEN. Stands at crossing of T. C. & St. L. and L., N. A. & C. R'ys, in Madison township, Montgomery county, 10 miles northwest of Crawfordsville, the county seat and banking town. The vil- lage contains 250 inhabitants, 1 flour mill, and a daily newspaper-The Daily News. Grain and live stock comprise its exports. Ex., Am. and L., N. A. & C. Tel., W. U. E. P. Washburn, postmaster.
Aholtz. A K, flour mill.
Bowman John, R R and ex agt.
Calvin O N & Co, drugs.
Galbreath Joseph, wagonmaker and justice. Miller V H, grain.
Rash A K, General Store. Smith A F, drugs.
Thomas & Holstead, general store.
Washburn EP, Physician.
Wright Willis, R R and ex agt.
LINN GROVE. Formerly called Buena Vista, is the location of 150 persons, in Hartford township, Adams county, 18 miles southwest of Decatur, the county seat, and 5 west of Berne, its shipping depot on the G. R. & I. R. R. Grain and produce are marketed. The Wabash river furnishes power to drive 1 flour mill. Edwin Heller, postmaster.
Adler George, furniture.
Anderson John, justice of the peace.
Buhler Albert T, blacksmith.
Dean John A, saloon. Dunbar Leander, wagonmaker.
Falb Isaac, blacksmith.
Gentis George W, saw mill.
Haughton Asa, physician.
Heller J N & Edwin, Hardware and Tinware.
Hermann Leo, shoemaker.
Hill William G, meat market. Hoffman & Gottschalk, druggists. Huffman Frederick, saw and planing mill. Landman Lewis, saw mill.
Landman & Co, saw mill and hoop manu- ufacturers.
Lindsey F A W, hardware. Miller William B, justice of the peace. Morrow Eugene, General Store. Neiderhouser Emanuel & Son, flour mill. Rohn James, wagonmaker.
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Runyan John H, justice of the peace. Schlagenhauf Andrew, shoemaker. Stiger Augustus, harnessmaker. Walser J A, physician. Watson J M, General Store.
LINTON. This is a village located on the line of the B., S., O. & B. R'y, in Stockton township, Greene county, 12 miles west of Bloomfield, the county seat and banking town. It has 400 inhabitants, 1 Methodist church, and ships live stock, wool, lumber and coal. Ex., Pac. W. U. Tel. Will F. Cornelius, postmaster. Andrews W H, cooper. Butler C E, hotel.
Cornelius Store.
& Osborn, General
Daily L H, physician.
Fouch Bros, general store.
Fry H, blacksmith.
Ham Orvel, carpenter.
Hanna Jesse, physician.
Haselot John, shoemaker.
Hixson W A, R R agt.
Hofeditz H, blacksmith.
Humphreys James M, undertaker.
Kirkham R, harnessmaker.
Lehman William, cabinetmaker.
Lisman F A, coal miner.
Moss E M, saloon.
Nichols Zachariah, grocer.
Rose B A, physician.
Sherwood B S, Hotel.
Sherwood C E, ex agt.
Sherwood H M, blacksmith.
Sherwood & Holdson, druggists.
Terhune & Humphreys, druggists.
Watson Bros, flour mill.
Watson B F, coal mine.
Winder & Graham, hardware.
Yakey & Co, General Store.
LINVILLE. Martin county. (See Mountain Spring.)
LISBON. Is the location of 25 per- sons in Allen township, Noble county, on the G. R. & I. R. R., 10 miles east of Albion court house and 2 south of Kendallville, the location of nearest bank. Grain and produce are shipped. D. Lighty, post- master.
Baughman W L, grocer.
Boszar Ashley, barber and blacksmith.
Boszar D F, shoemaker.
Clawson A, saw mill.
Fry John, blacksmith.
Ihrie Charles, carpenter.
Ihrie Lake, justice.
Lightey George, carpenter.
Lighty D F, Shoemaker and R R Agt.
R. L. POLK & CO., S. E. Corner Circle and Meridian Streets, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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LITTLE POINT. Is a farmers' postoffice located in Adams township, Mor- gan county, 14 miles northwest of Martins- ville court house and 9 south of Amo, its shipping station, on the St. L., V., T. H. & I. R. R. Arminus A. Lambert, postmaster.
LITTLE YORK. Is a prosperous village of 200 inhabitants, located in Gib- son township, Washington county, 15 miles northeast of Salem, the county seat. Scotts- burgh, 8 miles east on the J., M. & I. R. R., is the place of shipment and location of nearest bank. Tri-weekly stage to Scotts- burgh ; fare, $1. Methodist and Christian churches are sustained. Mrs. Kate Mer- anda, postmaster.
Clark Richard, flour and saw mill.
Elliott Levi, wagonmaker.
Elrod A N Rev, (Methodist).
Garriott A S, live stock.
Garriott James M, general store.
Garriott Simeon, General Store.
Garriott W D, live stock.
Griffith D J Rev, (Methodist).
Herron T W, physician.
Hudson L H, physician.
Jones George R, blacksmith.
Jones Thomas Rev, (Christian).
Lary Nicholas, shoemaker.
Lester T J, lawyer.
McDaniel A W, blacksmith.
Meranda Kate, Confectioner.
Parker George W, grocer,
Price John, flour and saw mill.
Price W H, notary public.
Pringle A, drugs, lawyer and grocer. Seifres George M, live stock.
Seifres Joseph M, justice of the peace. Seifres William J, lawyer. Thomas W C, saw mill.
Thompson David H, justice of the peace.
Wolff Samuel, shoemaker.
Workman W G, Physician.
LIVONIA. A thrifty town of 400 in- habitants, located in Madison township, Washington county, 12 miles southwest of Salem, the county seat and banking town. It has tri-weekly stage communication with Campellsburgh; fare, 50 cents-its ship- ping depot, 8 miles north, on L., N. A. & C. R'y. Presbyterian, Methodist and Baptist churches are supported. John F. Banks, postmaster.
Armstrong & McPheeters, general store and drugs.
Banks John F, General Store and Drugs. Banks H & Son, flour mill. Brengle Milton, wagonmaker. Ferren I, physician. Greenslade W M, hardware.
Greenslade Thomas, saw mill.
Howard J K Rev, (Baptist). Jones John, harnessmaker. McCoy John V, druggist. Mccullough Bros, general store.
McPheeters Alexander, physician.
Mc Pheeters N K, hotel.
Miller Jacob, blacksmith.
Tegarden JE, General Store.
Thixton Pierce, barber. Voyles V A, physician.
Wolf Jackson, blacksmith.
Wolf William B, shoemaker.
LIZTON. Twenty-two miles north- west of Indianapolis, on the I., B. & W. R'y., in Union township, Hendricks county, situated 10 miles northwest of Danville, the county seat and banking town. The village has 120 population, and supports Methodist and Christian churches. U. S. Ex. Benjamin K. Blake, postmaster.
Bell & Polick, flour mill.
Dugan David, barber.
Gardener & Blake, General Store. Hook J, general store.
Hull O H, livery.
Johnson O B, physician.
Lane D C, lawyer.
Logan, Shepard & Logan, saw mill.
Lounsbury Edward, cooper.
McClintick G W, meat market.
Orear James H, physician.
Thompson J W, general store.
Tout Charles, hotel.
LOCKE. Inhabited by 270 persons, is a hamlet located in Locke township, Elkhart county, 14 miles southwest of Goshen, the county seat and banking town, and 22 north of Nappanee, its shipping depot on the B. & O. R. R. Wagon material, lumber and table legs comprise its chief exports. Tri-weekly stage to Nappanee : fare, 15 cents ; and Goshen; fare, 50 cents. Jacob S. Walters, postmaster.
Eby George W, saw mill.
Eby Henry F, furniture and undertaker.
Eby & Tintsman, flour mill.
Etline A L, boot and shoemaker.
Grone Charles, blacksmith.
Haines Jacob, wagonmaker.
Hartman J & J, General Store.
Mellinger Jacob H, blacksmith.
Miller & Wisler, stave manufacturers. Paxson J M, physician.
Smith Smeltzer & Co, table leg manufac- . turers.
Walters Jacob S, Grocer, Drugs, Books and Jewelry. Winder L B, hotel. Wisler Isaac, jeweler.
PENSIONS
W. H. CORBALEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Collects original and increase 48 Vance -Block, Indianapolis. of Pensions and 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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LOCKPORT. Adams township, Carroll county, with 300 inhabitants, is a post village, located 12 miles northeast of Delphi, the county seat and banking town. Burnettville, 43 miles northwest on the P., C. St. L. R. R., is the usual place of ship- ment. The Wabash river furnishes power to operate 3 flour mills. Semi-weekly stage to Delphi ; fare, 50 cents. A. L. Stuart, postmaster.
Barnes W W, grocer.
Briggs Nancy, General Store. Burk Jacob, blacksmith. Burk James, blacksmith. Clark S L, flour mill. Fry Bros, saw mill. Johnston James, saw mill. Jones M, wagonmaker. Loveland L J, justice and flour mill. Spence Thomas, carpenter. Stuart A L, Physician.
Towsley William & Son, flour mill. Wakeland Charles, carpenter. West Charles, wagonmaker. Wilson R Q, physician.
LOCK SPRING. A settlement of 250 persons, located in Otter Creek town- ship, Ripley county, 12 miles northwest of Versailles, the county seat, and 15 south of Greensburgh, the location of nearest bank. Halton, 6 miles south, on the O. & M. R'y., the shipping station. Stage to Halton; fare, 50 cents; and to Greensburgh ; fare, 75 cents. Jeremiah S. Hull, postmaster. Adams Daniel, undertaker.
Blank R, painter.
French & Becraft, saw mill. Hughes Arthur, painter. Hughes Hannibal, painter. Hughes & Printy, saw mill.
Hull Bros, General Store.
Kaster J H, basket manufacturer. Lockridge Henry B, brick manufacturer. McMinds Erastus, blacksmith. Wack John, blacksmith.
Waters John Rev, (Baptist).
LOCUST POINT. Locally, known as Bridgeport, is a landing on the Ohio river, in Posey township, Harrison county, 15 miles east of Corydon court house. Nearest bank at New Albany. Population, 70. Tri-weekly stage to Elizabeth; fare 25 cents ; New Albany; fare $1; and La- conia ; fare 25 cents. A. E. Dugins, post- master.
Atkins A P, wagonmaker and blacksmith. Cunningham Daniel, lawyer.
Deitsch Mathias, bricklayer and plasterer. Dugins A E, Grocer. Dugins John, carpenter.
Knapp Adam, saloon and grocer.
Roudenbush George, wagonmaker. Shuck Frederick, blacksmith.
Smith Edward, mason and plasterer. Zenor Joshua F, justice of the peace.
LOGAN. With a population of 75, is situated in township of same name, Dear- born county, 14 miles northwest of Law- renceburgh, the county seat, and 5 miles west of Harrison, on the W. W. R. R. Lo- gan has a Methodist church and a district school. John F. Gibson, postmaster. Fagley & Brown, general store.
Gibson John F, General Store and Insurance.
Massett Joseph, blacksmith.
Reynmyer Caleb, meat market. Rugg C W, justice of the peace. Rugg H C, township trustee. Swales Wilson H, physician.
Swales Wilson H jr, physician.
LOGANSPORT. This thrifty man- ufacturing city of 15,000 inhabitants, the county seat of Cass county, is pleasantly situated on the Wabash and Eel rivers, 70 miles northwest of Indianapolis, 116 south- east of Chicago and 270 east of St. Louis. It is the western terminus of E. R. Div. W., St. L. & P., northern of L. Div. T. H. & I. R. R's, and is traversed by second and third Div's. of the P., C. & St. L. and main line of the W., St. L. & P. Rys. Logans- port was platted in 1828, and in the year following was made the county seat. Since 1860, the city has been rapidly increasing in both trade and population, and is now a prosperous, busy place, with clean, wide streets, handsome residences, excellent busi- ness blocks, and fair county buildings, it is lighted by gas, has good water works, a well-equipped fire department, good schools, and several churches comprising the follow- ing religious denominations: Baptist, Meth- odist, Catholic, Presbyterian, Episcopal, Lutheran, Christian and German Reformed. Its other prominent features are an opera house, 2 na ional banks, large bridges, and 5 newspapers. The last named are known as follows : The Advertiser (published daily), Pharos and Journal (issued both daily and weekly), and The Chronicle, which is issued weekly only. The city is rapidly increas- ing in manufacture, and its manufactured goods are rapidly becoming known as among the best in the country. The most prominent products of its many mills, fac- tories, etc., consist of organs, beer barrels, cooperage stock, flour, water wheels, mill machinery, castings, pumps, log holders, carriage, wagon, and agricultural imple- ment wood work, boilers, linseed oil, soap, lumber, leather, woolen goods, carriages,
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.
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and furniture. Logansport is surrounded by a rich farming country, ships large quantities of grain, has excellent water power, and unexcelled railroad facilities. Ex., Am., Adams, U. S. and Pacific.
Adams Express Company, D L Dolson, agt, 318 4th.
Adrian James A, physician and surgeon, 315} 4th.
Albert Peter, saloon, opp depot.
Alford L A & Son, cigar manufacturers, 103 5th.
American Express Company, D L Dolson, agt, 318 4th.
Anderson E W & Bro, livery, 209 Market. Anheier Peter, saloon, cor Duret and Berlin. Arnold William, cooper, Burlington ave. Ash George, furniture, 425 Market.
Ashworth A D & Bro, laundry, 320 Broad- way.
Asmus & Buschong, blacksmiths, 6th.
Atkinson Bros, hides and pelts, 405 3d.
Atkinson William H, wool dealer, 405 3d. Aughinbaugh Samuel W, agt. U S and . Pacific Ex Companies, Pearl.
Baker John, ice dealer, cor 16th and High. Baldwin Daniel P Hon, attorney general of State.
Ballard Bros, druggists, 326 Market.
Ballard John W, physician, 326 Market.
Bank Saloon, Joseph Heid, Propr, 402} Broadway
Barber John T, organ builder, Duret.
Barnett Bros, ice, Pearl.
Barnett's New Hotel, Barnett & Son, proprs, cor 3d and Market.
Barnett & Bro, grocers, cor 15th and Spicer. Barnhart John & Son, hardware, 422 Broadway.
Barnheisel & Co, Wool Dealers, 407 Broadway.
Barron Napoleon B, justice of the peace, 325 Broadway.
Beamer Frank B, saloon, 221 4th.
Beeler & Arthur, meat market, 602 Broad- way,
Bergemann William, saloon, Burlington ave.
Berry Peter A, county supt public schools, 214 4th.
Bevan William H, wood and coal, 429 North.
Biddle Horace P Hon, judge supreme court. Boerger Frederick, wagonmaker, Burling- ton ave.
Boies Jacob, feed stable, 116 6th.
Boies Noble E, veterinary surgeon, 114 6th. Booth Jasper N, flour mill. Booth Burrell W, tailor, 314 4th.
Boswell Charles, saloon, 517 12th.
Bowser Will H, cigars and tobacco, Mur- dock Hotel.
Bridge James C, Pianos, Organs and Musical Merchandise of all Kinds, 316 Broadway.
Bringhurst W Henry, druggist.
Broadway House, Mrs J F Haymaker, propr.
Brockmeyer Henry, grocer, 416 3d.
Brooks Bryant, barber, 309 Market.
Brown John & Son, boots and shoes, 328 Market.
Bruner Henry, boots and shoes, 324 Market. Brust William, shoemaker, 509 Broadway. Buchanan Andrew B, physician, 300 Mar- ket.
Burgess & Flanegan, stoves, 312 Market.
Burgman Bros, grocers and saloon, 15th. . Burgman William, saloon, Burlington ave. Burkhart George, lumber and wood, 510 North.
Burns P & Bros, saloon, 201 6th.
Burrow Giles W, furniture, 307 and 309 4th. Bush David L, stone yard, Duret.
Busjahn Fred A, physician, 308 4th.
Cady Nelson W, physician, 516 Broadway. Campbell William D, grocer, Pontiac.
Canine John W, lawyer, 227 4th.
Carpenter Leonard W, physician, 517 Broadway.
Carson Robert R, county auditor, Court House.
Carter William, meat market, 227 Market. Cecil George & Co, flour mill and grain, cor 6th and Race.
Chapman & Hall, dyers, cor Broadway and 6th.
Chappelow John A, lawyer, 216 4th.
Chord Aaron M, physician, 401 Pearl.
Church Charles H, Jewelry, Silver- ware, etc, 508 Broadway.
Clem Emanuel A, livery, Wall bet 4th and 5th.
Coleman Asa, physician, 321 3d.
Connolly Robert J, grocer, 430 Broadway.
Conrad Barnhart, Propr Senate Saloon and Billiard Hall, 502 Broadway. Conrad Benjamin, saloon, 502 Broadway.
Conrad Edward J, baker, cor 4th and Broadway.
Cook Aldron S, real estate, 202 4th.
Cost John W, druggist, 418 Broadway.
Craig Joseph S, merchant tailor, 421 Market. Cragen Caleb J, grocer, 6th.
Crawford Isaac N, hardware, 426 Broadway. Cronise Charles T, sewing machines, 521 Broadway.
Culbertson Mary, hair goods, 419 Broadway.
Cullen & Co, druggists, 405 Broadway. Culp Joseph M, barber, 413 Broadway. Cummings J D & Co, furniture, 515 Broad- way.
Curtis Dennis P, wood turner, 513 Broad way.
Road Cart 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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Daily Advertiser, Williams & Longwell, proprs, 427 Broadway.
Dale George P, wagonmaker, 15th nr Broad- way.
Daniels Elmore S, lawyer, 312 Broadway. Davis Joel H, gents furnishing, 321 4th.
Davis Nathaniel I, confectioner, 431 Mar- ket.
Davis William R, gunsmith, 303 Market. Day James A, tinner, 529 12th.
Day John, barber, 226 Market. Day Nicholas, saloon and barber, 633 12th. Deboo John A, horseshoer, 520 North.
DeHaven Elver, saloon, 412 3d.
DeLancey Henry, saloon, 430 3d.
Delzell D E, dentist, 412 Market.
Denbo Harry, cigar manufacturer, 413 Broadway.
Dewenter & Co, hats and caps, 303 4th.
Dixon William B, laundry, Canal.
Dodd John F, real estate, 202 4th.
Dolan's Opera House, William Dolan, Propr, cor 3d and Broadway.
Dolan William & Co, Dry Goods and Groceries, 301 to 307 3d.
Dolson David L, agt American and Adams Ex Companies, 318 4th.
Donaldson Albert N, photographer, 403 Broadway.
Donaldson John, city treasurer, City Build- ing. Douglass James M, agricultural imple- ments, 500 Broadway.
Douglass & Son, fur dealers, 500 Broadway. Dreyer Gustave, cigars and tobacco, Syca- more.
Drompp Gottlieb F, cooper, Burlington ave. Dudley James P, meat market, cor 15th and Spear.
Dunn John, grocer, 425 3d.
Dykeman D D, lawyer, 204 4th.
Eckert John, saloon, 222 Market.
Elliott, Shroyer & Co, wholesale grocers, 313 and 315 Broadway.
Engelbrecht William, shoemaker, 314 Pearl. Enyart Bros, bottling works, cor 7th and Race. Eversole Henry C, jeweler, 424 Broadway. Eyman Joseph H, druggist, 304 Market. Faber Ruel, physician, 308 Market.
Fansler David N, physician, cor 4th and Market.
Fender George W, justice of the peace, 4th. Ferguson & Sedam, bakers, 317 and 402 Market.
Fiedler Charles, saloon, Burlington ave. Fisher Solomon, hides and pelts, cor North and 6th.
J. B. MESSINGER,
(Successor to MESSINGER & PROSEUS) Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in
PUMPS, Patent Bag Holder AND TRUCK.
Factory, Cor. Elm and Duret Sts.
Office & Salesroom, Cor. Pearl & Market, LOGANSPORT, IND. +
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.S 0
Country orders for CRACKERS OR BREAD filled at short notice. Address P. F. BRYCE, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
512
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