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Johnson & Vawter, flour and feed.
Jones Thomas S, jeweler.
Joyce Smith, grocer. Kahn John B, meat market.
Kahn Willlam, meat market.
Kalb Adam, grocer.
Kampe Edward, dry goods and groceries. Kane Hannah Mrs, hotel.
Kennedy J A Rev, (United Presbyterian).
Kennedy & White, cigars and tobacco.
Kernen Gottlieb, tailor.
Kestner Philip, tanner and currier.
Kimmel Bros, brickmakers.
Madison Packing Company, Page & Habli- zel proprs, fruit canners. Madison Star (daily and weekly), John D Simpson, publisher.
Madison Street Railway Company, William Kriel, supt. Marks A & Son, dry goods.
Marshall Orrin, laundry. Martch George, shoemaker.
Matthews James H, physician.
W. H. CORBALEY,
Kraut Christopher, saloon.
Kraut Conrad A, saloon.
Herbst Maurice, stoves and tinware. Herin Samuel C, livery.
Hertz Peter, saloon. Heuse Otto jr, leather and findings. Hill William L, grain.
Hillabold Henry, grocer.
Hitz John G, florist.
Hitz Joseph, grocer.
Hitz Stephen T, grocer.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. (48 Vance Block), Collects Original Pensions, Increase Pensions, Pay, Bounty, Land Warrants, Horse Claims, etc. Special attention given to Rejected Claims. Special arrangements made with Claim Agents going out of the business, or Attorneys sending me business.
AND TORN INTO FRAGMENTS WITH BOULDERS BLOWN OUT HERCULES POWDER. C. H. JENNE, Agent, 29} North Pennsylvania Street, Indianapolis, Ind.
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Mayer John, Propr William Tell House, n w cor Mulberry and Ohio. (See adv.) Mellen & Shannon, crockery.
Merchausar Josephine, milliner.
Metzheiser Christopher, ice.
Meunier Nicholas, shoemaker.
Meyer Henry H, painter. Meyer Jacob W, notions. Meyer Julius, clothing.
Middleton & Wymond, coal.
Midessar George, grocer.
Miller C W & A D, wagonmakers.
Miller H C, photographer.
Miller Jacob, baker and confectioner.
Milligan & Mullen, paper hangers.
Moffett S S & Son, dry goods.
Mongin John Rev, (Catholic).
Moore James M, grocer.
Moore John G, druggist.
Moses David, notions.
Moses Samuel, meat market.
Mueller August Rev, (Lutheran).
Mullen John W, physician.
Mullen Martin, livery.
National Branch Bank of Madison; capi- tal, $150,000; Nathan Powell, prest; David G Phillips, cashr. Neill James, painter.
Newman Peter, grocer.
Niesse Henry, Propr Western Hotel, cor Ohio and West.
Niklaus Edward G, wholesale grocer, and liquors.
Nodler Conrad, auctioneer,
Nodler John W, grocer.
Noll Frederick W, shoemaker.
Ong Oliver H, merchant tailor.
Osting Helena Mrs, grocer.
Page William W, flour mill.
Page & Hablizel, prop'rs Madison Packing Company.
Pattie William R, sash, door, and blinds. Pfau Sylvester, grocer.
Pfeifer Charles F, saloon. Pfeifer Christian, boots and shoes.
Pfeiffer & Glaser, grocers and saloon.
Philbin John W, sewing machines.
Powell & Weyer, iron and steel.
Powers Francis C Mrs, milliner.
Prenatt Francis J, crockery.
Pullim John W, blacksmith.
Quigley William A, insurance.
Raffle Aaron, junk. Ramsey Robert S, notions.
Rea George H, livery.
Rea Joseph jr, livery. Rea Robert R, livery.
Reemelin Rudolph H, physician.
Richardson C & Son, agricultural imple- ments. Rickard John M, grocer.
Rihn Christian, carpet weaver.
Rinne Henrietta Mrs, saloon.
Robbins Benjamin F, furniture and under- taker.
Roberts Bros, grocers.
Robins Charles A, picture frame manufac- turer.
Robinson D C & Co, Lumber Man- ufacturers, n e cor Ohio and Vernon. (See adv.)
Robinus Nicholas F, shoemaker.
Roch John, saddle tree maker.
Rockhold John H Mrs, notions.
Rodgers Ebenezer, auctioneer.
Rogers Coleman, lawyer.
Rogers W H & Co, druggists.
. Rokebrandt Theodore H, cigars and to- .
bacco.
Ross Isom, tanner and currier.
Roy T V, physician.
Rushton David, blacksmith.
Saeser Edward, saloon.
Sands Daniel, wagonmaker.
Santschi Vinzenz, sewing machines.
Sanxay Henry C, insurance.
Schad August E, horse collar manufacturer.
Schad Eberhard, tanner.
Scheik Albert, grocer.
Schelke Frederick W, grocer.
Schelke Henry G, grocer.
Schelke Herman wagonmaker.
Schmidlap John D, druggist.
Schmidt Arno, general store.
Schmidt George H, propr Continental Hotel.
Schmidt Julius, Saloon, 48 E Main Cross.
Schmitt Simon, saddletree manufacturer.
Schnell Christian, grocer.
Schnell John, notions.
Schnider Charles, saddletree manufacturer.
Schnider Jacob, grocer.
Schoenstein Hubert, baker.
Schofield J & Son, woolen mill.
School Thomas, live stock.
Schram John, saddletree manufacturer.
Schroder Benjamin, saddletree manufac- turer.
Schuler Jacob, saloon.
Schults Mathias, barber.
Schwolmaear John H, shoemaker.
Scott Walter, agricultural implements.
Seepe J B Rev, (Catholic).
Senior John W, insurance.
Sering John G, pension agt.
Sering John H, lawyer.
Siersdorfer Nicholas, boots and shoes.
Simpson John D, publisher Star.
Smith Alexander W, barber.
Smith George, propr Broadway Hotel.
Smith John H, painter.
Smith Walter, saloon.
Smith & Beidenbach, planing mill.
Smyth James S, grocer.
THOS. H. CLAPP, OPTICIAN AND WATCHMAKER, 93 North Pennsylvania Street, New-Denison Hotel Block, Indianapolis, Ind. I make a specialty of WATCHES AND OPTICAL GOODS, and have a full line. Having over thirty years experience, can assure satisfactory results in adjustment and repairs.
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Home Life Ins. Co.
With $5,000,000 of Assets, has not one dollar of interes due and uncollected. For agencies Direct with Comp'ny Apply to E. H. KELLOGG, Sup't., Chicago, III.
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Soeder Paul, grocer.
Stang Frank A, root beer.
Stanley Henry, brass founder. Stanton Charles A, boots and shoes. Stapp William & Co, staves and heading. Stearns & Co, merchant tailors. Steigerwald Valentine, grocer.
Stephen Adam, barber.
Stokes Nathaniel, hotel.
Strader Samuel M, Prest Firemen and Mechanics Insurance Company, of Madison ; Agt Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company. Stribling & Walsh, foundry.
Sulzer Raphael, junk.
Swormstedt & Co, druggists.
Taylor James D, flour mill.
Taylor Joseph B Mrs, milliner.
Theanas Jacob, boots and shoes.
Thomas John W, cooper.
Thompson Allan G, barber.
Thrift John, root beer manufacturer.
Todd & Schofield, merchant tailors.
Totten & Callens, grocers,
Towers Henry, cooper.
Townsend S M, physician.
Trow W & Co, Flour Mill, cor West and 2d.
Umbach Charles, shoemaker.
Vail Cornelius, furniture and undertaker.
Vanosdol & Francisco, lawyers.
Varble George W, stoves and tinware.
Voll George, grocer. Wade John, flour and feed.
Wade Martin, produce.
Wade Patrick, feed.
Walker Charles & Co, foundry.
Walker Charles E, lawyer.
Walker Francis W, furniture.
Walls William T, dentist.
Walter & Dietz, flour and feed.
Watts & Barber, paper mill.
Weaver Nicholas, grocer.
Weber Jacob, barber. .
Weber Jacob, billiard hall.
Weber Jacob B, barber.
Weber Peter, brewer.
Wehner John A, clothing.
Wehrle Bros, dry goods.
Wehrle Frederick, druggist.
Weis Jacob, spoke manufacturer.
Weis Peter, baker and confectioner. Wells Annie Miss, dressmaker. Wells Joseph P, lawyer.
Werbe Frederick, general store.
Western Hotel, Henry Niesse, Propr, cor Ohio and West.
Wettrick Joseph, carpet weaver.
Wewer Annette Mrs, dry goods. Wharton Frank G, hardware. Whipple Henry & Co, chair manufacturers. White Alexander, lumber. White John C, cigar manufacturer.
Whitsett Courtland, fruit grower. William Tell House, John Mayer,
Propr, n w cor Mulberry and Ohio. (See adv.)
Williamson Charles W, barber.
Wilson Manly D, lawyer.
Wilson Mathew, grocer.
Wilson S R Rev, (Presbyterian).
Wilson T E Rev, (Baptist).
Wilson Walter, physician.
Wilson & Cord, lawyers.
Winnefeld Frederick W, grocer,
Winnefeld William, boots and shoes.
Winter William, saloon.
Wolf Charles, barber.
Wolff Frederick, meat market.
Wood Albion B, insurance.
Wood A B & Son, blacking manufacturers.
Wood George J, artificial ear drum manu- facturer.
Wood George J Mrs, milliner.
Wright C G Rev, (Christian).
Yunker Sylvester, saloon.
Zarons Marcus, shoemaker.
Zeiser Edward, saloon.
Zoeller Charles, saloon.
MAGNOLIA. Is a discontinued postoffice in Crawford county.
MAHALASVILLE. A postoffice on F., F. & M. R. R., known also as Van Sickles, in Jackson township, Morgan coun- ty, 6 miles southeast of Martinsville, the county seat and nearest bank location, con- tains a population of 150. Ex., Am. R. C. Davis, postmaster.
Davis R C, General Store, Lumber, Land, R R and Ex Agt.
Dodson D E, blacksmith and justice. Green E, grocer.
Miller G W, physician.
Renner Henry, Flour Mill.
Renner & Prather, saw mill and lumber and blacksmiths. Van Sickles G, oil stoves. Wagner John, saloon.
MAYJENICA. Formerly called Kelso,in Lancaster township, Huntington county, 8 miles southeast of Huntington, the county seat, shipping point and banking place, is a village of 92 inhabitants, con- taining 2 churches -Methodist and Chris- tian -1 flour and 1 tile mill. Exports. produce, hides and lumber. Tri-weekly stage route from Warren to Huntington. John H. Hildebrand, postmaster. Crandal Thomas, physician.
Harris J B, justice of the peace.
Heflin William Rev, (Christian).
Hildebrand J H & Bro, General Store.
WANTED,
HICKORY, OAK AND ASH LOGS AND LUMBER delivered on line of any Railroad, by O. S. GILLETTE, MPMANUFACTURER OF CARRIAGE AND WAGON MATERIAL, EL 28 and 30 East Georgia St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND. See adv., page 6.
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Lamon C E, physician. Lines & Co, saw mill. Morgan Joshua, general store. Smith Isaac A, physician. Sprinkle S H, wagonmaker. Swalla & Sproul, blacksmiths.
MALOTT PARK. Situated 7 miles north of Indianapolis, on the W., St. L. & P. R'y, in Washington township, Ma- rion county, contains 50 inhabitants. Ships wheat and corn. Indianapolis is the near- est banking point. Barbara Spahr, post- master.
Bowers J V, physician.
Byers George, carpenter. Cronch Elizabeth, agt I, P & C R'y. Roberts John, carpenter. Smith John H, grain.
Spahr Barbara, Postmaster.
MANCHESTER. Three and one- half miles from Manchester station, on the C., I., St. L. & C. R. R, in Dearborn coun- ty, Manchester township, 12 miles north west of. Lawrenceburgh court house and bank- ing place, contains 150 inhabitants, graded school, Methodist and Universalist churches. Has daily stage communication with Lawrenceburgh ; fare, 70 cents round trip. Ex., Am. Samuel McMullin, post- master.
Carson A L, general store. Clark David H, blacksmith.
Claspill R C, blacksmith. Craig T E, physician.
Crocker W F, general store.
Gettle Jacob, blacksmith.
Gorby S S, General Store.
Groff A, R R and ex agt. Haynes & Conger, flour mill.
Horbaugh L, tinner.
Kennedy James M, carpenter.
Kyle T M, physician.
Lathrap J R T Rev, (Methodist). McMullen J L, meat market.
McMullin Samuel, General Store. Platt Seth, brick mason. Purlee David, blacksmith.
Rebarger Frank, cooper. Riddle John V, agricultural implements. Ross Jasper, cooper. Ruble Alexander, shoemaker.
Ruble John, justice of the peace. Sinens J C, blacksmith.
Steinmetz George W, agricultural imple- ments. True R S, wagonmaker.
MANHATTAN. A small place in Washington township, Putnam county, 7 miles southwest of Greencastle, the county seat and nearest banking place, and 2 miles
south of Hamrick's Station on the St. L., V., T. H. & I. R. R., contains 100 inhab- itants, flour mill and 2 churches -Metho- dist and Christian-and district school. Mail daily. C. D. Smith, postmaster. Fellows John W, wagonmaker and justice. Frank Lewis, blacksmith.
Gammie John, drugs and shoemaker. Huffman Robert, saw mill.
Roberts William, live stock and hotel. Smith C D & Co, General Store. Zanes T M, physician.
MANILLA. Located on the C. C. Br. of the J., M. & I. R. R., in Walker township, Rush county, 10 miles west of Rushville, the seat of justice and bank lo- cation, contains 350 people, graded school, Christian and Methodist churches and 1 flour mill. Ex., Adams. R. Craige, post- master.
Barnum W E, physician.
Bebaut A, live stock.
Coffin & Good, blacksmiths.
Craige A E Miss, dressmaker.
Craige R, Drugs, Ex Agt and Grocer. Craige Samuel, wagonmaker and hotel.
Edwards W B, confectioner.
Emons H L, grocer.
Emons W T, general store.
Fauch & Bro, flour mill.
Gross John, general store and grain.
Inlow J J, physician.
Kaufman L J, R R agt.
King W L, hotel and livery.
Mull & Trees, live stock.
Shook Joseph, shoemaker.
Smart James, carriage manufacturer.
Smelser & Jonas, saw mill. Smith Adam, carpenter.
Smith John A, carpenter.
Spencer E T, physician.
Stephens A E Miss, milliner.
Stiers J A, shoemaker.
Trees C E, lumber.
Trees I W & Co, General Store. Zike Joseph, meat market.
MANSFIELD. On Big Raccoon creek, in Jackson township, Parke county, 10 miles southeast of Rockville, the county seat and banking point, and 5 miles north of Carbon, its shipping point, on the I. & St. L. R. R. The village contains a Meth- odist church and a district school. Popu- lation, 300. A. H. Smith, postmaster. Brackall William, shoemaker. Hardesty John, hotel. Harvey J W, physician.
Kemper William & Son, general store.
Kenyon James, carpenter.
Odell Dr, physician.
Rohn Jacob, flour mill.
New York Life Ins.Co.
Was the first to issue Non-Forfeitable Policies. No suicidal clause or objectionable restrictions J. W. Dean, Gen'l Ag't, in its policies. INDIANAPOLIS.
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Bread and Crackers of the Best Quality, [ 14 East South Street, AT BRYCE'S BAKERY,
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Rohn, Nelson & Rohn, carriagemakers. Smith A H, General Store.
MANSON A postoffice in Clinton county, on L. Div. T. H. & I. R'y, 5 miles west of Frankfort, the county seat and banking place. Population, 50. Am. Ex. L. K. Holmes, postmaster.
Ayers & Dukes, saw mill. Crouch W F, blacksmith and wagonmaker. Dukes D, wood dealer.
Holmes J H, physician.
Holmes L K, General Store and R R Agt. Lackey & Wolf, saw mill. Reagan F M, saw mill.
MANVILLE. Formerly known as Buena Vista, is located in Milton township, Jefferson county, 7 miles northwest of Mad- ison, the county seat, banking place and shipping station. Indian Kentucky creek furnishes good water power, which operates 1 flour mill. Population, 44. John Van Buren, postmaster.
Buchanan M, stone mason.
Lanham J W Rev, (Christian).
Manford Rudolph, blacksmith.
Manville F, wagonmaker. Manville J, general store. Ryker C R, physician.
Sherman J, shoemaker.
Sholl W, live stock.
Sulunthal G F, flour mill.
Van Buren John, Postmaster.
MAPLES. A village of 300 inhabi- tants. Was first settled in 1843. Is located on the P., Ft. W. & C. R'y, in Allen coun- ty, 10 miles southeast of Fort Wayne, the county seat and banking place. Contains Methodist church and graded school, and 2 saw mills. Nicholas Ludig, postmaster. Converset August, grocer and saloon.
Crawford A E, general store and justice. Foley J M, R R agt.
Joley Lewis, shoemaker.
Ladig Nicholas, General Store. Linebery W W Rev, (Methodist).
McHenry J D, physician. Myres P N, physician. Olds W E, physician.
Roberts William, saw mill and hoop man- ufacturer.
MAPLETON. Located in Center township, Marion county, 4 miles from In- dianapolis, its shipping point and bank lo- cation. Population, 300. Stage tri-weekly to Indianapolis and Broad Ripple ; fare, 10 cents ; to Nora; fare 20 cents. Theodore F. Harrison, postmaster. Golding James A, blacksmith.
Harrison Theodore F, General Store, Lawyer and Notary. Ketchum W A, lawyer.
MAPLE VALLEY. Formerly called Elizabeth City, contains a popula- tion of 100, situated in Wayne township, Henry county, 6 miles north of Knights- town, its shipping point and bank location, and 15 southwest of Newcastle, the county seat. Wheat, corn and cattle are exported. Stage daily to Knightstown and Anderson. Ex., Am. A. F. Yetter, postmaster.
Burris Elwood Rev, (Methodist).
Burris & Overman, general store.
Greenley E L, shoemaker. Jackson & Owens, wagonmakers.
Overman J C, general store.
Rawlins F J C, physician.
Reeves A J, physician.
Staley Riley, blacksmith.
Wink J M, justice of the peace.
Vetter A F, General Store and Live Stock. Yetter David, hotel.
MAPLEWOOD. Settled in 1881, is growing rapidly. It is located in Union and Middle townships, Hendricks county, on St. L. Div. I., B. & W. R'y, 6 miles north of Danville, the county seat and banking place. Population, 40. Jacob Hoerner, postmaster.
Bonifield Marion, live stock.
Ellis William, wagonmaker.
Hoerner Jacob, General Store.
Parker Allen, blacksmith.
Ricker John, shoemaker. Weaver Chris, saw mill. Wilson J W, grocer.
MARBLE CORNER. A postof- fice in Ripley county, Shelby township, 15 miles south of Versailles, the county seat and 14 north of Madison, its nearest bank location. Dupont, is the shipping station, 8 miles southwest ; contains 2 saw mills and spoke factory. Population, 100. John H. Johnson, postmaster.
Alexander John, blacksmith.
Hilgert, Osier & McDaniel, saw mill and spoke manufacturers.
Jacobs Nick, harnessmaker.
Johnson John H, Farmer.
Livings T, saw mill and spoke manufac- turer.
Lockwood John, cooper. Mc Daniel W C, general store. Thomas George L, general store. Thomas W H, cooper. Van Antwerp BF, physician and notary.
MARCO. Eighty-seven miles south-
L. Everingham & Co.,
Commission Merchants. GRAIN and PRO- VISIONS Bought and Sold ON MARGINS. 125 LaSalle Street, CHICAGO.
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LAGER BEER, ALE and PORTER. In Casks and Bottles. Chicago Office, corner Market and Randolph Streets T. D. STUVER, Sole Agent. See Advertisement page 351.
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west of Indianapolis, on the I. & V. R'y., contains 150 inhabitants, and is located in Stafford township, Greene county, 16 miles southwest of Blooomfield court house. Worthington is the location of nearest bank. Grain, live stock and lumber are exported. Ex., Adams. Tel., W. U. J. D. Lyon, postmaster.
Bemfield R A J, physician. Buskirk Peter Y, general store.
Denny L A, saloon. Fitzgerald John, drugs and groceries. Gardner John, grocer.
Halstead A, lumber.
Heim C F, grocer and hardware.
Henderson & Son, General Store. Hulse & Gilliland, grain.
Hunter F & W, flour and saw mill.
Jarrell F P, general store.
Lyon & Louden, Stoves and Tin- ware.
McKissick O P, physician. Marsh J T, grocer.
Newman William R, physician. Rav D W, R R and ex agt.
Sharp Paul, blacksmith.
Talbott J E, physician.
Weaver Isaac, staves and heading.
MARENGO. Well known as Big Springs, located in Liberty township, Craw- ford county, 13 miles north of Leavenworth, the county seat and nearest shipping point. The nearest banking place is New Albany. Tri-weekly stage to New Albany and Leav- enworth. There are 3 churches-Christian, United Brethren and Methodist. Popula- tion. 300. C. C. Taylor, postmaster.
Balthis G S, General Store. Bergman G F. shoemaker.
Brown B F, hotel and R R contractor.
Byrum James R, blacksmith. Byrum W H, notary public.
Daniel William, physician. Hammons C C, drugs. Haskins I K Rev, ( United Brethren). Hiestand T S, carpenter.
Hobson S Rev, (United Brethren).
Hottle A E Mrs, milliner. Huff Barlow, marble vard. Jenner W E. dentist, tinner and justice. Johnson J M, professor academy.
Land J R, druggist.
Martin George F, physician.
Martin M J, harnessmaker.
Miller S W, saw mill.
Mitchell R, physician. Odle L M Mrs, milliner. Pierson & Co, saw mill.
Riggle John, blacksmith.
Runbrel Frank, blacksmith.
Stewart L B, General Store and Phy- sician.
Stewart Oscar H, physician.
Stewart S M & Son, flour mill.
Stewart V A. cabinet and wagonmaker.
Stewart W M, blacksmith.
Stroud A, blacksmith.
Stroud J, live stock. Suddarth D B. gunsmith.
Taylor C C, General Store.
Taylor J T, wagonmaker.
Tavlor M V, carpenter.
Temple & Son, druggists.
Tucker M R, carpenter.
Waltz W T. carpenter.
Weathers DN, carpenter.
Weathers J M, carpenter.
Weathers V Rev, (Christian).
Wood Luke, nursery.
MARIAH HILL. A village of 75 inhabitants, located in Carter township, Spencer county, 22 miles northeast of Rock- port, the county seat and nearest bank lo- cation. Dale, 3 miles west on the C., R. & S. W. R's, is the shipping point. Troy, on the Ohio, 18 miles southeast, is the steam- boat landing. Wheat and tobacco are ship- ped. Daily stage to St. Henry and Grand- view. Ex., Adams. . William Schwarte, postmaster.
Buchardt Alexander Rev, clergyman.
Demuth Theresia Mrs, dressmaker and tailor.
Dilger Paul, carpenter.
Dilger & Schum, flour mill.
Halbleib Michael, wagonmaker.
Heichelbeck Jacob, General Store. Heichelbeck M. hotel.
Hollander Adams, carpenter.
Hollander George, coal miner.
Hollander Joseph, meat market.
Jochem Frank, stoves and tinware.
Kappner N, bricklayer.
Lehnen Charles, justice of the peace.
Lehr John A, carpenter.
Maslowskey Felix, physician.
Merkley Anton, shoemaker.
Mittlebuehler Jacob, hotel.
Roos Peter, blacksmith.
Schatz John sr, bricklaver.
Schwarte William, General Store and Brick Manufacturer.
Spayse Henry, saddlery.
Versing Nicholas, painter.
Wagner Barbara, general store.
Wahl Peter, stone mason.
Wending Anthony, furniture.
Wedling August, barber.
Weller Jacob, notary public.
Wolff Jacob, shoemaker.
Yelly Joseph, blacksmith.
MARIETTA. A postoffice, on Blue river, in Hendricks township, Shelby coun- ty, 9 miles southwest of Shelbyville, the
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county seat, bank location and nearest shipping point. Population, 250. Wheat, corn, hogs and cattle are shipped. B. F. Sturgis, postmaster.
Comstock James A, physician.
Davidson Levi, saloon.
Hanouse Joseph, wagonmaker.
Ritchey A H, general store.
Ritchey John W, blacksmith. Sithen Jesse, wagonmaker. Snyder Levi, blacksmith.
Stewart J B, physician.
Sturgis B F, General Store.
MARION. Was first settled in 1820. It is a growing, prosperous, incorporated town, the seat of justice for Grant county, located on the P., C. & St. L., C., W. & M. and T., D. & B. R. R.'s, 70 miles northwest of Indianapolis. The city contains a popu- lation of 4,000, is regularly laid out in broad streets, has a volunteer fire depart- ment composed of 3 hose reels, most excel- lent water works, is well lighted by gas, has 4 school buildings and 7 churches- Presbyterian, Methodist, Christian, Advent- ist and Catholic. Among the recent im- provements here is a handsome court house, now nearly completed, costing about $175,- 000, and the Grand View Hotel, now nearing completion, which will rank as a strictly first-class hotel, 4} stories high, all outside rooms, excellent sample rooms and all modern improvements, including pass- enger elevator. It has numerous hand- some, substantial business blocks which are a credit to the city. Marion has 2 banks, 5 hotels, 1 opera house and 3 weekly news- papers-Grant County Republican, Marion Chronicler and the Marion Democrat. The. manufacturing interests of the city are represented by 3 flour mills, 3 planing mills, 2 flax mills, a stave and heading fac- tory, 1 foundry, 2 saw mills, 1 handle fac- tory, a linseed oil mill, 1 hub and spoke factory and a bentwood factory. The Mis- sissinewa river furnishes power for several of the above mentioned mills and factories. The bonded indebtedness of the city amounts to $45,000. It has no floating debt, and with the excellent rail facilities which it now has is one of the most im- portant commercial towns of its size in Northern Indiana. Its chief exports are lumber, pork, grain, flax, and linseed oil. Ex., Am., U. S., and Adams. Tel., W. U. Daily mail. Jacob N. Wells, postmaster. Addington JS, barber.
Adkins John C, physician.
Adkins O V Mrs, millinery.
Anderson John A, news depot.
Arnold Gunder, & Co, dry goods. Babb Samuel, wagonmaker.
Baily Rufus W, lawyer. Baldwin H J, lime, cement, etc. Baldwin John H, lawyer.
Baldwin & Irvine, Abstracters and Real Estate ; Titles Examined and Ab stracts Furnished on Reasonable Terms Office, in Court House. (See adv.)
Banning Jacob M, grocer.
Barley John C, wagonmaker. Barley J L, Saw Mill. Barnard J M & Co, Planing Mill
Beall A R Mrs, millinery. Beshore L C, hardware.
Beshore Samuel B, grocer.
Birch W S Rev, (Methodist).
Blanchard & Serviss, handle manufactur- ers.
Blumenthal & Co, clothing.
Bond Frances G, milliner.
Bradford Cassius C, constable.
Bradford Moses, Grocer, Justice. Farmer, and Brick Manufacturer.
Brown George W, cigars and tobacco.
Brown & Stever, Proprs Spencer House. Brownlee John, lawyer.
Brownlee & Oliver, Attorneys at at Law.
Brunka C & Co, cigar manufacturers.
Buchanan & Co, marble works.
Buchanan & Smithson, marble yards.
Buchanan & Son, undertakers and marble works.
Butler Thad, Manufacturers of Wag- ons, Buggies and Carriages of All Kinds, Spiker & Harrison's Old Stand.
Campbell Bros, Planing Mill, Dressing Brackets, Moulding, etc.
Carl Henry, Restaurant. Case L R & Co, saw mill. Charles James, flour mill.
Clouse Joseph, wagonmaker.
Clunk Andrew J, stoves and tinware.
Clunk H F & Co, boots and shoes.
Coleman Martin Rev, (Methodist).
Coon George W, livery.
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