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Beard N B, General Store and Stave Manufacturer.
Boy'd John T, general store. Bruner I E, lawyer.
Franklin D B, shoemaker and grocer. Fullenwider W H & Bro, saw mill. Gaither R B, carpenter. Henderson A J, general store and hotel. Hollcraft E P T, general store.
Hollcraft W R & Son, General Store.
Lagle A S, lawyer. Meylin H B, justice of the peace.
Murphy L H, physician. Murphy U P, hotel.
Peckinpaugh, Harrison & Co, saw and feed mill.
Rice A K, Postmaster and Express Agent. Riddle W E, wagonmaker. Riley Robert, blacksmith. Roberts A S, grocer. Springer A A Mrs, mililiner.
ALTONA. Is a station on the B. & O. R. R. situated on line between Butler and Richland townships in Dekalb county, 6 miles west of Auburn, the county seat and banking town. Population 100. Ex. B. & O. H. E. Gettel, postmaster. Clark O C, grain and stock.
Gettel H E, General Store.
Rogers Harris, brick and tile manufac- turer. Saxton O, hides and furs. Vaugh H R, carpenter.
ALVARADO. Known formerly as Richland Centre, is the location of a store in Richland township, Steuben county, 10 miles southeast of Angola, the county seat and usual place of shipment. Tri-weekly stage route to Butler ; fare, $1.00. S. Gray, postmaster and general store.
AMBIA. On line of the L. E. & W. Ry., in Hickory Grove township, Benton county, is a thrifty village of 300 inhabi- tants, situated 18. miles southwest of Fow- ler, the county seat, and 8 east of Hoopes- ton, Ill., the location of nearest bank. Corn, oats and flax are the chief exports. Ex., U. S .; Tel., W. U. Frank H. Prosser, post- master.
Allen & Kelly, Ggeneral Store. Beard J G M, physician.
Beaver M, meat market. Brown A R, saddler.
Fix A L & Bro, saloon.
Golden & McCormick, general store.
James W T, confectioner.
Pallock J W, Fix & Co, flour mill.
Lewis T J, grain dealer.
Lewis T J & Co, grain.
Molo Bros, blacksmiths.
Myers J H, hardware.
Parker H J, ex agt.
Parker S A, grocer.
Prosser Frank H, Attorney at Law. Pugh J C, blacksmith.
Risser & Daggett, grain.
Scott J W, druggist.
Stuart C W, R R agt.
Wallick W H, confectioner and hotel. White C L, grain.
Woodworth J W, blacksmith.
Wyman H, general store.
AMBOY. Was settled in 1866. It now contains 300 inhabitants, one flour mill, 1 saw mill, 1 hotel, a tile factory and 1 Friends' church. The village is located on the P. C. & St. L. Ry., in Jack- son township, Miami county, 15 miles south- east of Peru, the county seat and banking town. Grain, lumber, staves and live stock are the chief exports.
Ex., U. S. and Adams. Hiram Pearson, postmaster. Baldwin J A, physician.
Bennet Josephus, blacksmith. Bond B, General Store.
Edgerton Calvin, general store.
Elleman A J, hardware.
Elleman Joseph, druggist.
Firewood E K, physician.
Hair J C, Flour and Saw Mill.
Holton A B, saw mill.
Holton Q A R, physician.
Hunter S H, basket manufacturer.
Jones Jesse, hotel.
Jones & Haisley meat market.
Kiges & Jones, carpenters.
Melton J F. saddles and harness.
Overman J F & T C, grain dealers.
Painter M W, sorghum manufacturer.
Pearson Hiram, postmaster. Stramsburgh F, hotel. Tuey John, shoemaker.
Vatow A A, broom manufacturer.
Wilson John, justice of peace and grocer. Youart & Walker, tile manufacturer. Younce Solomon, blacksmith.
Zimmerman J F, R R and Ex agent. Zimmerman M A Mrs, milliner and dress- maker. Zimmerman & Wilson, grain dealers.
C. BRADFORD,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Especial attention paid to complicated and difficult cases, Reis- sues, Interferences, etc. References given if desired. RO Call or write for information. (See adv.)
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RON ROOFING
For the BEST and CHEAPEST, Address W. G. HYNDMAN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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AMERICA. A discontinued post office in Liberty township, Wabash county.
AMITY. A station on the J. M. & I. R R., located in Blue River township, John- son county, 5 miles southeast of Franklin, the county seat and banking town, and 26 southeast of Indianapolis. It contains 100 inhabitants and ships grain and live stock. C- C. Lipperd, postmaster.
Adams James H, physician.
Bradley J L, grain.
Lipperd C C, General Store and R R Agent
AMO. Twenty-five miles west of In- dianapolis, on line of the St. L. V. T. H & I. R. R., is a thrifty village of 300 inhabitants, located in Clay township. Hendricks county, 10 miles southwest of Danville, the county seat and banking town. It has Methodist, Baptist and Friends churches, and exports live stock, grain and lumber. Am. Ex. W. U. Tel. I. H. George, postmaster.
Banta R M, grocer.
Boyd O P, carriagemaker.
Boyd & Tincher, grocers.
Brown C H, shoemaker.
Cosner A J, blacksmith and undertaker. Dill Emily, milliner.
George, I H, Druggist. Hulse H, hotel.
Leucy William, livery.
Martin J A Rev, clergyman.
Mendenhall T, justice of the peace.
Owen E B, general store.
Ralston George, R R and ex. agt.
Ralston J G, General Store.
Ratliff, Jester & Co, saw and flour mills. Sumner H C, physician.
Thompson John T, nursery.
ANDERSON. The seat of justice for Madison county is a progressive, im- portant city of 5,000 inhabitants, pleasant- ly located on the west fork of White river, 36 miles northeast of Indianapolis and 119 northwest of Cincinnati. Its railroad facili- ties consist of the C. C. C. & I., C. W. & M., P. C. & St. L. and the C. I. & St. L. roads. It is the eastern terminus of the last men- tioned. Anderson was settled in 1822, in- corporated in 1823, and was made the coun- ty seat in 1828. Prior to 1828, Pendleton was the seat of justice for the county, but as this was the most central and most im- portant town in the county, it was chosen as the county seat, since which time it has steadily increased in commerce and manu- facture, and is to-day one of the most im- portant cities of its size in the State. It has many handsome residences, good busi- ness blocks, is lighted by gas, has a volun-
teer fire department, 1 public . hall, 4 churches, excellent schools, a public library of 500 volumes, 3 hotels, 3 banks and 3 weekly newspapers-Herald, Democrat, and Review. Among the recent improvements here is the new jail, just completed at a cost of $21,000, and a court house un- der course of construction, which will rank among the finest public buildings in the State. It covers an area of 216 feet square, will be constructed out of pressed brick, with stone trimmings, and will cost about $150,000. The city has the following manu- factories : 3 stave and heading factories, 2 furniture factories, 1 foundry guage cock factory, 3 saw mills, 1 tannery, a pump factory, 1 shoe factory, 2 planing mills, a brickyard, 2 flour mills, 1 bent wood fac- tory, and a hub and spoke factory. Ex., U. S., American and Adams. Tel., W. U. Daily stage to Knightstown; fare $1.50. Stephen Metcalf, postmaster.
Aiman Benjamin F, County Com- missioner.
Alexander Horace, grocer.
Alford Benjamin F, hardware.
Allredge Francis B, supt and assistant sec Globe Mutual Life Insurance Company. Anderson Democrat, William R. Brownlee, Editor and Propr. Issued every Friday. Circulation 1800. A nine column folio, ably edited, and the best advertising medium in Madison county. Anderson Foundry and Machine Works, John H Terlune; prest; Samuel Kiser, sec and treas, B N Shelley, supt.
Anderson Gas Manufacturing Company, N C Mccullough, prest.
Anderson Herald, the Herald Com- pany Proprs. Established in 1868. Issued every Friday morning. Circulation 1400. Anderson Review, George Winter, Editor and Propr. (See adr.)
Armstrong Nathan, planing mill.
Atherton Mortimer, lumber.
Atherton Ransom V, shoemaker.
Atlas Gauge Co, manufacturers gauges and globe valves.
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Bain & Brown, insurance agents.
Bain & Co, insurance agents.
Baker John, & Co, grocers.
Barns John P, hardware. Barrett Minor, shoemaker.
Behrman John, barber.
Bell Frederick, dry goods.
Bell James L, jeweler.
Biddle Randall, sheriff.
Biest Louis, cigar manufacturer.
Bing B L, clothing.
Binns Jonathan, blacksmith.
Bird Martin A, dentist.
Blanco George, restaurant.
Bliven & Stephens, clothing.
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JAHNE & CO.'S OINTMENT, SPECIFIC FOR BLIND, ITCHING AND BLEEDING Sold by Druggists.
PILES. . DEPOT, JERSEY CITY, N. J.
E. G. ATKINS & CO. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
1-Quality Warranted Un- excelled in CIRCULAR AND CROSS-CUT SAWS.
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The Anderson Review,
THE LEADING NEWSPAPER OF MADISON COUNTY.
Official Organ of the Democracy.
THE REVIEW has a BONA FIDE CIRCULATION OF 2,400. It has the reputation of being THE BEST LOCAL PAPER IN INDIANA. It is the best advertising medium in Madison County. Its Job Rooms are fitted up with the latest style type and the most improved machinery.
If you don't believe all the above, send for a sample copy.
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Subscription Price, $1.50 per Year, in advance.
GEORGE WINTER,
Editor and Proprietor, ANDERSON, IND.
DOXEY HOUSE,
CHARLES E. FREY, Proprietor. ANDERSON, IND.
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LEADING HOTEL OF ANDERSON.3.
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Special Accommodations to Commercial Travelers.
Eight Full Sample Rooms.
Located on Public Square.
R. L. POLK & CO.1
DIRECTORY OFFICE, S. E. Corner Circle and Meridian Streets, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Oysters, Canned Fruits and Vegetables
Union Oyster Co. J. S. Keller, Manager, 40 N. Illinois St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Boring John B, grocer. Bosworth & Bro, planing mill.
Bowman & McMillan, harnessmakers. Bradshaw Alice Miss, Millinery and Fancy Goods, Trees Block. Brandon Joseph F, books and stationery. Braskett Britton, sewing machines.
Bronnenburg Jacob, County Commissioner. Brown H C & Bro, dry goods. Brown & Buck, druggists.
Brownlee Wm R, Editor and Propr of the Anderson Democrat. A most ex- cellent paper in every respect, with a circulation of 1,800.
Burke Lewis C, lawyer.
Burr Lafe J & Co, bent wood manufactur- ers and lumber. Cain C C, grocer. Campbell David W, dry goods. Carpenter & Son, marble yard.
Carter David M, physician.
Carter & Brown, Proprs Rozelle House; Rates $1 per day; Meals at all Hours. Established November 13, 1881. Cherry Moses, brick manufacturer.
Chipman & West, Lawyers.
Citizens Bank, N C McCullongh & Co, props. Coburn Alfred, city marshal.
Conrad Henry H, carriage manufacturer. Conwell L R, boots and shoes.
Corwin John, banker.
Craighead John & Son, saw gummers.
Cramer Wash, grocer.
Crider James H, hats, caps, boots, shoes, etc. Croak Patrick, saloon. Croan William M, county school supt. Cullen J C, physician. Daick George, grocer.
Daniels H J, cashr Exchange Bank.
Darling Peter B, agt. Am. and Adams Ex. Co.
Davis Albert C, county recorder.
Davis A J, grocer. Davis Milton R, saloon.
Dering George & Son, saw mill and lumber. Dilts House, Mrs Z F Dilts, propr.
Diven C E, physician.
Doxey House, Charles E Frey, Propr. Rates $2.00 per day. Special attention to commercial travelers. (See adr.) Duchene Charles, ice cream manufacturer. Dunham Wesley, mayor. East Charles W, barber.
Eckhouse Bros, wholesale liquors. Ehli Nobart, shoemaker.
Ellison Floyd S, Lawyer. Collec- tions will Receive Prompt Attention. Epply Frank G, notions. Ewing & Pettit, grocers.
Excelsior Mutual Aid Asso- ciation, D C Chipman, Secretary, Organized February, 1880. (See adr.)
Exchange Bank, John L Forkner, Prest ; H J Daniels, Cashr ; T J McMa- hon, Assistant Cashr.
Falknor Elias, agricultural implements. Fallon John J, saloon.
Fleming Wm C, flour and saw mills.
Forkner John L, Prest Exchange Bank and County Auditor.
Forey Abraham E, Artist, Pho- tographer. Pictures in every branch of the art. Copying and enlarging. South side Public Square.
Fox & Pittsford, livery stable.
Fraizer Marcus E, Sec Globe M A Life Insurance Company. Franklin Joseph Rev, (Christian).
Frey Charles E, Propr of Doxey House. Rates, $2 per day. Special ac- commodations to commercial travelers. (See adv.)
Fromlet Peter, saloon.
Fulkerson Richard, harnessmaker.
Funk Hosea, notions.
Funk Joseph, grocer.
Funk Stephen, grocer.
Globe Mutual Assessment Life Insurance Company,
Marcus E. Fraizer, Sec. (See adr.) Goehler Daniel, merchant tailor. Graham John, meat market.
Gruenwald Martin, saloon.
Gustin Benjamin, blacksmith.
Haguy & Trueblood, propr bus line. Harlan Win A., Propr City Bakery and Restaurant; also Dealer in Confec- tionery, Fruits, Cigars, Tobacco, etc. Harlan & Miller, Restaurant.
Harris Thomas P, county surveyor.
Harrison A T, notary.
Harter Jacob, medical director Globe M A Life Ins Company.
Harter J H, Treas Globe M A Life insurance Company. Harter & Harter, physicians.
Hawk Philip, Photographer ; Estab- lished 1879; First Class Work at Rea- sonable Rates; Gallery in Herald Build'g. Hays Abram, notions. Helvey & Richmond, flour and feed.
Henderson & Krauth, druggists.
Henry Charles L, lawyer.
Henry Jesse L, county clerk.
Hervey Charles M, cabinetmaker.
Herald Company, The, Publish- ers of the Anderson Herald; Charles L Henry, Stephen Metcalf, George McKe- own.
Hockett & Atherton, physicians.
Hodson & Clark, saddles and harness. Hodson & Grimes, grocers.
Hoover Bros, City Restaurant ; Rates, $1.00 per day; Day Board, $3.50 to $4.00 per week.
L. Everingham & Co.,
Commission Merchants. Consignments solicited. 125 LaSalle Street, CHICAGO.
HERCULES POWDER, The Original Stump-Blasting Powder.
C. H. JENNE, Agent, 2912 North Pennsylvania Street, Indianapolis, - - Ind.
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Hoover Isaac N, agent C C C & I Ry. Hubbard Jacob, saloon.
Hughel George W, merchant tailor.
Hughel Silas, nursery.
Hunt Richard, livery. Hunt William A, physician. Hunt & Pence, livery.
Huntsinger & Mckeown, marble works.
Hurst Bros, Livery, Sale and Feed Sta- bles. (See adv.)
Ice Benjamin, dry goods.
Jackson James M, justice of the peace. Jackson John W, saloon.
Jefferson A Howard, confectionery and news depot.
Jenkins T N, Boarding House. Good Fare at reasonable rates.
Jones & Gustin, blacksmiths.
Jordon Elihu H, barber. Keller Phillip A, saloon. Keltner & Brown, dentist.
Kilgore & Morrison, staves and heading manufacturers.
Kingyon & Wood, blacksmiths and wagon- makers. Kittinger W A, Lawyer. Will prac- tice in the district Courts of the U. S., the Supreme and all other Courts- of the State of Indiana, and give prompt atten- tion to mercantile collections. Will give
HURST BROS.
Livery and Sale Stable,
Corner Meridian and Boliver Sts., ANDERSON, IND.
:0: First-class Single and Double Rigs furnished at all times. Prices Reasonable.
THE EXCELSIOR MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION
OF ANDERSON, IND.
JNO. HICKEY, President.
JUDGE W. R. WEST, Vice-President.
JNO. P. BARNS, Treasurer.
HON. D. C. CHIPMAN, Secretary and Actuary. COL. W. T. ROYSE, Superintendent of Agencies. D. F. SPANN, Medical Director.
SANSBERRY & CHIPMAN, Counsel.
Mortuary, Endowment and Sick and Accident Certificates Issued.
Two years old. Paid five deaths in two years, and $3,378 to its sick and disabled mem- bers. An Association which pays from $150 to $300 per month to its sick. Its surplus invested in U. S. Registered Bonds. « As solid as granite.
f-Best organized, safest plan and most benevolent Association in the State. Send to the Secretary for circulars.
The Globe Mutual Assessment Life Insurance Co. HOME OFFICE, ANDERSON, IND.
Incorporated under the Laws of Indiana. All Certificates in our Regular Department are on the popular Endowment plan ; matur- ing in from ten to twenty years from date of issue.
OFFICERS:
MAJOR THOMAS B. REEDER, President. J. H. HARTER, Treasurer.
FRANCIS B. ALLDREDGE, Superintendent and Assistant Secretary.
THOS. H. CLAPP, Optician and Watchmaker, 93 North Pennsylvania Street, New-Denison Hotel Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
- MARCUS E. FRAIZER, Secretary. JACOB HARTER, Medical Director. S. M. BRUCE, Counsel. J. W. HEATH, Special Agent. Accurate adjustment of Spectacles. Personal attention to Fine Watch Repairing. Thirty years experi- ence. NOSATISFACTION ASSURED,
Home Life Ins. Co. business.
All Policies non-forfeiting under the law of New York, after Jan. 1, 1880. Will enable Agents to double their E. H. KELLOGG, Sup't .; Chicago, III.
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reports of the standing and responsibility of dealers of Anderson and Madison county.
Kline George W, grocer.
Kline J H E, barber.
Knotts William H, furniture.
Knotts & Burk, saloon.
Knittenburger Dale, city prosecuting at- torney.
Lake Richard, Lawyer. Admitted to practice in Supreme Courts, 1849.
Lamy & Wallace, meat market. Larned James A, receiver C I & St L Ry. Lee Hotel, Lockwood & Son, propr, centrally located, and excellent accom- modations.
Lock wood & Son, Props Lee Ho- tel. Rates $2 per day. Loeb Louis, clothing.
Loftus Thomas A, wagonmaker.
McCann Owen, saloon.
McClure & Harrison, lawyers.
Mccullough N C & Co, props Citizens bank. McDonald James H, saloon.
McDonald R H Rev, (Presbyterian).
Mckeown George, with Anderson Herald.
McMahan & Williams, boots and shoes.
Madera Peter B, shoemaker.
Madison County National Bank. Capital, $50,000 ; John E Corwin, Prest; John W Pence, Cashr.
Manefee Alex, justice, 1} miles north.
Markle & Striker, meat market.
Markt & Raber, furniture and undertakers. Martindale Simeon C, Lawyer, Real Estate and Collection Agent. Will give prompt attention to Mercantile Col-
lections. Office South Side Public Square. Mathes Geo & Bro, wagon manufacturers. May Isaac E, deputy county auditor.
Metcalf Stephen, Postmaster. and Editor Anderson Herald.
Miller Hamilton S, saw filer.
Mohn James, city clerk.
Moore K N Miss, dressmaker.
Myers John F W, merchant tailor.
Myers Lou Mrs, milliner.
Myers & Wood, lawyers. Myrick Louis H, grocer.
Newby Gabriel, commission merchant.
Nichol & Makepeace, hardware.
O'Sullivan Jeremiah, merchant tailor.
Patterson & Moore, meat market.
Paxton J R, furniture.
Pierce Eldon B, lumber manufacturer.
Platter & Battreall, pump manufacturers. Price Mary J, milliner. Quinn Henry W, carriage hardware. Quinn & Son, carriage manufacturers. Reid H B, dentist.
Reily John J, staves and heading manu- facturer.
Rhoads B & Sons, meat market.
Rhoads Samuel, blacksmith.
Roach William, justice.
Roebuck Henry S, shoemaker, Ross Alexander, books and stationery.
Ross George, county treas. Roth & Co, jewelers.
Rozelle House, Carter & Brown, props. Rates $1.00 per day. Established Nov. 1881. Meals at all hours.
Rozelle MT, Tanner and Currier, and Manufacturer of Fine Harness Leather. Cash paid for Hides, Pelts, Furs and Tal- low Grease ; East Washington.
Ryan Henry C, lawyer.
Ryan Michael, coroner.
Ryan William A, saloon.
Ryan & McCann, saloon.
Sansberry, Chipman & Sans- berry, Lawyers. Practice in Madison and adjoining counties. Collections promptly attended to.
Scott Ransom D, grocer.
Scott & Williams, dry goods.
Searle Gideon D, druggist.
Seward Elias H, general store.
Shafer William, blacksmith.
Sharp Joseph H, grocer.
Sherman Charles L, notions.
Shinn Martha, restaurant.
Shirk William S, jeweler. Shonfield Levi, clothing.
Shover & Johnson, saloon. Siddall & Cox, dry goods.
Skehan Patrick, grocer.
Slater Edward B, lawyer.
Sleet H C, undertaker.
Smith Jordon, restaurant.
Snow Thomas H, grocer.
Spann B F, physician.
Speer & Griffith, hats and caps.
Stein Joseph, clothing.
Stemper R M Mrs, dressmaker.
Stewart Jonas A, physician.
Suman William, physician.
Swingin & Hoppes, grocers.
Terry William O, Blacksmith and Wagonmaker.
Thomas Amzi W, lawyer and boots and shoes.
Thompson & Orr, Attorneys at Law.
Thurston John F, Commissioner. Tobin Mathew, saloon.
Trueblood Hezekiah L, justice of the peace. Trueblood M E Mrs, millinery.
Tykle & Terhune, dry goods and merchant tailors.
Vance & Carpenter, barbers.
Van Dyke Bros, blacksmiths and. wagon- makers. Van Dyke Robert B, tin and glassware .. Vernon Elmon G, coal, lime and lumber.
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CARRIAGE AND WAGON STOCK OF ALL KINDS manufactured and sold by O. S. GILLETTE, SALES ROOM, 28 and 30 E. Georgia St., Indianapolis, Ind. See adv., p. 6.
Blank Book Makers
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CARLON & HOLLENBECK, Printers, Binders and Blank Book Makers, S. E. Cor. Circle and Meridian Sts., Indianapolis.
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Vigus W J Rev, (Methodist).
Wagoner Martin L, whiffletree manufac- turer.
Wagoner & Fisher, stoves and tinware.
Walden E J, township trustee.
Walden & Pence, grain dealers. Wall Moses, restaurant ..
Walsh Bernard, saloon. Wellington James, flour mill.
"Western Union Telegraph Company, Har- vey L. Rhodes, manager.
Whitinger & Wright, grocers.
Wickersham Noah L, physician.
. Williams A D, city surveyor.
Williams Charles H, boot and shoe manu- facturer.
Winter George, Editor and Propri- etor Anderson Review. (See adr.) Wise, Wm A & Bro, grocers. Zwickel Adam, meat market.
ANDERSONVILLE. Was settled in 1818. It is a pleasant village of 234 in- habitants, located in Posey township, Franklin county, 18 miles northwest of Brookville, the county seat. It has daily stage communication with Rushville, the nearest rail approach and banking town, distant 11 miles northwest. Lumber and produce are the shipments. Samuel Bar- ber, postmaster.
Barber D L, general store.
Barber Samuel, General Store. Beal S, saw mill. Cowin J, drugs.
Hite John, wagonmaker.
Kaler, Wm S, shoemaker.
Marshall J Ś, blacksmith.
Marshall Z, hotel.
Mitchell J A, General Store.
Morgan A, general store. Perrin Z, wagonmaker. Rayburn J W, physician. Scott Smith, physician. Shriner R, Hotel. Spillman F J, physician.
Stant Thomas, wagon maker. Thorpe William, blacksmith. Young Henry, confectioner.
ANDREWS. Known formerly as Antioch, is a progressive village of 800 in- habitants, located on the W., St. L. & P. Ry., in Dallas township, Huntington county, 6 miles southwest of Huntington, the county seat and banking town, and 30 west of Fort Wayne. The place contains 3 churches-Christian, Methodist and Bap- tist-1 public school, 2 hotels, saw mill, stave factory, flour mill, and supports a weekly newspaper-Enterprise. The rail- road shops are located here, recently erect- ed at a cost of $250,000. Grain, staves,
wagon materials and lumber are the ex- ports. Ex., Pacific. Tel., W. C. F. M. Cole, postmaster.
Antioch Enterprise (weekly).
Boswell A J, physician.
Brown E T, dry goods.
Byram G W & Son, furniture.
Casso Frank, bakery and restaurant.
Clawson & Thalls, general store.
Cole F M, Lawyer, Collector and No- tarv. Cubberly E B, drugs.
Gardner R, novelty works.
Harter Noble, R R agt.
Iry J A, general store. James M, physician.
Jenks H W, groceries and provisions.
Kantz Henry, ex agt.
Kiplinger E A, drugs.
Lee J H, Boots and Shoes.
Line B A, physician.
Long C M, blacksmith.
Long L & Co, hardware.
Mills T L, hotel.
Morris J S & Co, staves and heading. Much W A, flour mill.
Peck Samuel, wagonmaker.
Pegg & St John, milliners.
Rhodes & Hampton, blacksmiths.
Ritter C, wagonmaker.
Roberts A H, groceries and provisions. Sloan A, drugs.
Williams O B, physician.
Young J C, Hotel ..
ANGOLA. The seat of justice for Steuben county, is an incorporated town of 1800 inhabitants, located on line of the Ft. WV. & J. R. R., 12 miles north of Fort Wayne and 58 south of Jackson, Mich. This town was settled in 1838, incorporated in 1866, is entirely free from debt, and sustains three churches-Methodist, Congregational and Christian - a graded school employing 7 teachers with an enrollment of 360 schol- ars, a public library of 300 volumes, 2 banks, 3 hotels, and an opera house with a seating capacity of 1000. It has fire pro- tection consisting of 1 hook and ladder company and a chemical engine. The press is represented by three weekly newspapers, known as the Herald, Steuben County Journal and Steuben Republican. Two handle factor- ies, 1 foundry, 2 wind mill factories, 2 saw mills, a stave factory, 1 woolen mill, 1 flour mill, a brick and tile yard, 1 plan- ing mill and 1 pump factory comprise its manufacturing industries. The chief exports from this station consist of grain, live stock, cheese, lumber and apples. Am. Ex. Tel., W. U. Orville Carver, post- master. Adams George B, lawyer.
New York Life Ins. Co.
Purely Mutual. No Stockholders. Absolute Secur- ity at Actual Cost. Issues all desirable forms of Policies.
J. W. Dean, Gen'l Ag't, INDIANAPOLIS.
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American Express Company, Alfred Os- born, agent.
Angola Bank, capital $30,000 ; Jesse M. Gale, George W. Wickwire, William Wickwire and Alfred Osborn, proprs.
Angola Herald, Weekly, William K. Sheffer, propr.
Austin Henry F, lumber and grocer.
Bigler William, propr Russell House.
Bellinger James A, meat market. Bew Charles, wagon manufacturer.
Bodley G H & Co, grocers.
Boon Samuel, Furniture and Up- holstery.
Brokaw Austin H Mrs, grocer.
Brown Benjamin F, meat market.
Burt Frank E, jeweler.
Butler, Walls & Cline, lawyers.
Carland Patrick R, Rev, (Methodist).
Carpenter James N, saloon.
Carpenter & Beard, wind mill manufac- turers.
Carver Orville, druggist and postmaster. Cary William G, Blacksmith.
Cary & Haddin, blacksmiths.
Cary & Jackson, pump manufacturers.
Central House, Wilson Teeters propr.
Chase & Gillis, grocers.
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