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Cox, Price & Co, bentwood manufacturers.
Crumring Daniel, blacksmith.
Culbertson Lucinda, millinery.
Custer A V & Co, grocers.
Custer Joseph L, lawyer.
Davis Alpheus C, lawyer.
Davis John, druggist.
Davis Malinda Mrs, milliner.
Davis & Sanders, wagon and grain cradle manufacturers.
Diamond Restaurant and. Bakery, O A Sprague, Propr. Dillon John B, pump manufacturer. Doremus Guy, barber. Dunbar C W, physician.
Dunbar & Allen, drugs.
Dunn George F, justice.
James B. Lizius & Co.
SOLICITORS OF AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS, 1812 Bates Block, opp. P. O., Indianapolis, fnd.
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E. G. ATKINS & CO. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Rt-The Celebrated "Silver Steel" CIRCULAR AND CROSS- CUT SAWS.
MAR AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
MAR 531
G. W. DUNNING,
Breeder and Shipper -OF THE-
LEADING VARIETIES OF
Land and Water Fowis !
MARION,
GRANT CO., - - INDIANA. SAKER
DENTIST.
W. F. KINLEY Dental Surgeon,
Teeth Extracted with great care. Gold Fillings a Specialty. The only place in the city where you can get a No. 1 Set of Teeth for the money invested. Those wishing anything in the line of Dentistry will do well to call. All work warranted.
Rooms 3 & 4 Webster's Building, over Arnold, Gunder & Co's Store, MARION, INDIANA.
ESTABLISHED 1869.
CIRCULATION, 1900.
The Marion Democrat
>/STEAM PRINTING HOUSE, 3%<
L. A. WALLACE, Proprietor.
Opp. Post Office, Marion, Indiana.
C Subscription, $1.50, Invariably in Advance. A First-Class Job Office in Connection.
E. L. KINNEMAN, City Bill Poster, Distributor and General Advertising Agent.
Owns and Controls all the Bill Boards of the City.
OFFICE-Basement Tharp's new Block, MARION, IND.
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.
532 MAR
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Dunning George W, Breeder of Fine Poultry. (See adv.) Elliott Edward C. grocer.
Evans Minnie Miss, dressmaker.
Eversole Lalu P, photographer.
Exchange Bank, Jason Willson & Co, proprs. Eyestone Asbury, sheriff.
Fadely Abraham, Grain Dealer and Agricultural Implements.
Fellow H C, Editor Grant County Republican. (See adv.)
Fravell George R, druggist.
Garrett L W, shoemaker.
Glasscock John W, watchmaker.
Golding William L, constable.
Goldthait Edgar L, lawyer.
Goldthait & Son, dry goods.
Grand View Hotel.
Grant County Republican,
H C Fellow, Editor; Verling Stanley, Business Manager ; "Official Paper of Grant County." (See adv.)
Gugenham John D, saloon.
Guy John, physician.
Haines Benjamin A, agricultural imple- ments and coal. Haun Smith, sewing machines.
Hall & Sweetser, boots and shoes.
Hamaker Benjamin, County Re- corder.
Hamilton A Augustus, physician.
Hamilton Bros, plumbers.
Harlan Andrew J, lawyer.
Harvey George W, lawyer. Harvey & Son, flour mill.
Hatt John, boots and shoes.
Haven A C, lumber.
Havens William M, Propr River- side Hotel. Free Bus to and from all Trains.
Hawkins W L, meat market.
Hess Luther P, physician. Higbee & Squier, dry goods. Hill James M, jeweler.
Hockett & Hartsock, photographers ..
Hogan & Son, grocers. Hough John W, physician.
Hough William A, physician.
Hulley Joseph, foundry. Humphreys & Co, lumber and hardware. Hunter Robert M, flour and feed.
Hutchinson & Co, merchant tailors. Janes Joseph W, breeder of fine poultry. Janes & Springer, sewing machines. Jay & Beeson, dentists.
Jones Enoch P, Physician and Sur- geon, Graduate of Cincinnati Medical College, Class of 1854. Twenty-five Years practice. Keller & Mead, furniture manufacturers. Kemp Robert A, restaurant. Kepler Jacob, blacksmith.
Kersey & Baldwin, lawyers. Kiley John, saloon.
Kinley Wilford F, Dentist. Kinneman E L, City Bill Poster, Distributor and General Advertising Agt; Owns and Controls all the Bill Boards in the City; Office Basement Tharp's New Block.
Kinneman Robert T, painter. Koontz Simon, baker.
Leas Frank J, feed stable.
Leon & Metzger, clothing.
Lenfesty William E, real estate.
Lenfesty & Compton, lawyers.
Levi & Bockman, hides and pelts.
Lillard & Champ, grain and agricultural implements. .
Logansport Manufacturing Company, spoke manufacturers.
Lomax Constantine, physician.
Lomax William, Physician and Surgeon; Class Graduate of Indiana Medical College 1848.
Lytle John B, druggist. McCleery Bros, hardware.
Mc Dowell & McDowell, lawyers.
McFeely Alfred, Propr Cyclone
Flouring Mills, and Dealer in Flour, Meal and Feed.
McGinnis Wash, watchmaker.
McGrew Mather S, insurance agt.
McKinney & Eshleman, planing mill.
Mckenzie Daniel F, blacksmith.
McLain James S Dr, Surgeon Den- tist.
Maas Robert, grocer.
Maas Robert Mrs, milliner. Maffett William N, blacksmith. Maple James Rev, (Christian).
Marion Chronicle, Tingley & Brownlee proprs. Marion Coal Gas Company.
Marion Democrat, Lewis A Wal- lace, Editor and Propr; The Democrat was Established in 1869, is a Six Column Quarto, and has a Large Circulation, 1,- 900, in this and Adjoining Counties. (See adv.)
Marion House, D Skillman, propr. Marks Harvey S, jeweler.
Martin Claudius N, ticket agt P, C & St L R'y. Martin F, painter.
Mather Charles F, Insurance Agt, Representing the following well known Companies : Phoenix of Brooklyn, the Queen and British America.
Mather & Co, Agricultural Imple- ments, Dealers in Aultman & Miller Reap- ers and Mowers, Buckeye, the Furst & Bradley Plows, Eagle Machine Works (of Indianapolis) Threshers and Engines, Saw Mills, etc.
PENSIONS
W. H. CORBALEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Collects original and increase 348 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.
MAR AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. MAR 533
Matler & Celtcser, livery. Milner William I, county treasurer. Moore William W, grocer. Morrow & Patton, grocers. Neal Charles E, insurance.
Nelson Jesse H, Propr New Tre- mont House. Terms reasonable. Has all TT _1_1
Overman Daniel, grocer. Overman Lindley M, civil engineer. Pemberton Elihu, W, saloon. Perry Albert C, Botanic Physician late of Michigan City. (See adv.) Peters Orange, pianos and organs. Pickard & Turner, blacksmith. Diaknaw Tahn. arrionltural implements.
1881.
Terms per Annum, $1.25 in advance-$1.40 on time.
1882.
The Grant County Republican!
OFFICIAL PAPER OF GRANT COUNTY.
Circulation, 1,200 and constantly increasing. The cheapest local county paper in Northern Indiana. The "NEW RELIABLE " REPUBLICAN, and only first-class local paper in Grant County. The "NEW RELIABLE " is an earnest advocate of justice, sobriety and moral reform ; an earnest exponent of the desires of the Republican citizens of Grant County.
E. C. FELLOW, Editor.
VERLING STANLEY, Business Manager.
REPUBLICAN PRINTING AND STATIONERY HOUSE,HG
JOB DEPARTMENT.
Our Job Department is complete in all its appointments, having recently added nearly $300.00 worth of the very Finest and Latest Styles of Job Type. Blank work of all kinds a specialty, and at city prices. We employ none but the finest of workmen, and guarantee our work to be first-class in every particular.
OFFICE : Tharp's Block, Cor. Branson'and Fourth Sts., MARION. IND.
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care and neatness always executed. . " FEED DIDENALI
' A. C. PERRY, BOTANIC PHYSICIAN !
Formerly of Michigan City, and late of Plymouth, now located at MARION, IND., widely known in the States-Cures Catarrh, Lung Diseases, Cancer, Fits, Etc. Take Notice -- He will deceive no one with false hope, nor promise cures where they are not possible. He is permanently located over Reece's Drug Store, Marion, Indiana. References given when required.
MEDICATED STEAM BATHS USED WHEN REQUIRED. =
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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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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Dunning George W, Breeder of Fine Poultry. (See adv.) Elliott Edward C. grocer. Evans Minnie Miss, dressmaker. Eversole Lalu P, photographer. Exchange Bank, Jason Willson & Co, proprs. Evestone Asbury sheriff
Kersey & Baldwin, lawyers. Kiley John, saloon. Kinley Wilford F, Dentist. Kinneman E L, City Bill Poster, Distributor and General Advertising Agt; Owns and Controls all the Bill Boards in the City; Office Basement
Humphreys & Co, lumber and hardware. Hunter Robert M, flour and feed. Hutchinson & Co, merchant tailors. Janes Joseph W, breeder of fine poultry. Janes & Springer, sewing machines. Jay & Beeson, dentists.
Jones Enoch P, Physician and Sur- geon, Graduate of Cincinnati Medical College, Class of 1854. Twenty-five Years practice. Keller & Mead, furniture manufacturers. Kemp Robert A, restaurant. Kepler Jacob, blacksmith.
Martin Claudius N, ticket agt P, C & St L R'y. Martin F, painter.
Mather Charles F, Insurance Agt, Representing the following well known Companies : Phoenix of. Brooklyn, the Queen and British America.
Mather & Co, Agricultural Imple- ments, Dealers in Aultman & Miller Reap- ers and Mowers, Buckeye, the Furst & Bradley Plows, Eagle Machine Works (of Indianapolis) Threshers and Engines, Saw Mills, etc.
PENSIONS
W. H. CORBALEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Collects original and increase 148 Vance Block, Indianapolis, of Pensions and all other kinds of War Claims. Rejected Claims a specialty. Correspondence solicited.
HERCULES POWDER
C. H. JENNE, Agent, 291/2 North Pennsylvania Street, Indianapolis, Ind.
MAR AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. MAR 533
Matler & Celtcser, livery. Milner William I, county treasurer.
Moore William W, grocer. Morrow & Patton, grocers. Neal Charles E, insurance.
Nelson Jesse H, Propr New Tre- mont House. Terms reasonable. Has all the Conveniences of a First-class Hotel, good Table, good Beds, and everything in good order. Telephone connections.
New Tremont House, Jesse H Nelson, Propr.
Norman Benjamin R, Dealer in Guns, Pistols, Ammunition, Bags, Pouches, Horns, Flasks, etc. Rifle Guns made to order, and Job Work on short notice ; Browning, Stocking, and Repair- ing Double Guns and Breech-loaders a Specialty ; George W Reed, of Cincin- nati, Manager.
Norman Benjamin R, General Fire Insurance Agt and Notary Public, 101 Adams.
Norman John R, Barber, New Shop and First-class Work, nr P, C & St L Passenger Depot. Norton Arthur, broker. Nottingham John C, physician.
Nottingham Thomas & Co, saddles and harness.
Oliver JA, Saloon and Billiards, Pal- ace Saloon of Marion ; Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Osborn George A, county supt of schools. Overman Bros, grocers.
Overman Daniel, grocer.
Overman Lindley M, civil engineer. Pemberton Elihu, W, saloon.
Perry Albert C, Botanic Physician late of Michigan City. (See adv.) Peters Orange, pianos and organs.
Pickard & Turner, blacksmith.
Pighner John, agricultural implements.
Price & Foster, hardware. Ramsey Frank, shoemaker. Reese Charles, druggist. Reeves William S, shoemaker.
Riverside Hotel, W M Havens, Propr.
Sawyer Samuel Rev, (Presbyterian.) Sherman David, merchant tailor.
Shrock L A, Fashionable Dress and Cloak Maker, also Wraps and Dolmans Sisemore A W, barber.
Sisemore Warren J, barber.
Smith & Youngman, boots and shoes.
Snodgrass David, physician and surgeon Snore Milton H, breeder of fine poultry. Sohn John, grocer.
Spencer House, Brown & Stever, Proprs ; C S Brown, manager. One of the Best Hotels in the State.
Sprague O A, Propr Diamond Res- taurant.
Stanley Verling, Business Manager Grant County Republican. (See adv.) Starrett William L, restaurant. Stebbens Elijah, meat market. .
Stebbens George W, meat market.
Steele & St John, lawyers.
A. M. BALDWIN.
W. H. IRVINE.
BALDWIN & IRVINE, MARION. INDIANA. ABSTRACTS
To any lands or lots in Grant County furnished on application. Patent Deeds procured. Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds, Leases, etc., executed and acknowledged. Errors in Titles corrected. Promptness,
care and neatness always executed. . FEES LIBERAL.
A. C. PERRY, BOTANIC PHYSICIAN !
Formerly of Michigan City, and late of Plymouth, now located at MARION, IND., widely known in the States-Cures Catarrh, Lung Diseases, Cancer, Fits, Etc. Take Notice-He will deceive no one with false hope, nor promise cures where they are not possible. He is permanently located over Reece's Drug Store, Marion, Indiana. References given when required.
MEDICATED STEAM BATHS USED WHEN REQUIRED.
THOS. H. CLAPP
OPTICIAN AND WATCHMAKER, 93 North 'ennsylvania 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.
534 MAR INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER MAR
Steele & Strange, lawyers. Stewart Frederick, wood.
Stout Joseph W, County Auditor and Farmer.
Stretch James Q, justice of the peace.
Swaim Ambrose H, restaurant.
Sweetsers' Bank; David B Sweetser, prest ; George Webster, jr, cashr.
Sweetser D B & Co, flax mill.
Sweetser, Lyons & Co, linseed oil manufac- turers.
Sweetser & Turner, grain.
Tharp Thomas D, Attorney at Law. Thomas Henry D & Co, grocers.
Tibbitts John C, agt Am Ex Company.
Timony John D, justice of the peace.
Tingley & Brownlee, proprs Marion Chron- icle.
Torrence F W, agt C, W & M R'y. Turner J N & Co, lumber and coal.
Van Devanter, Lacey & Van Devanter, Attorneys at Law. Col- lections Promptly Attended to; Offices, Spencer Block.
Wall Mahlon M, physician.
Wallace Lewis A, Propr Marion Democrat.
Webster & Co, grocers.
Webster & Forrest, physicians.
Wehrs William H, saloon.
Wells Jacob N, Postmaster.
Whisler John C, Dealer in Fresh and Salt Meats of all kinds, also Packer of Fresh and Salt Meats, w s Public Square. Whisler L M & Co, stoves and tinware. Whisler W H, pork packer.
Whisler & Co, furniture and undertakers. Whiteman Joshua M, flax and tow mill.
Wigger John H, Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Harness, Saddles, Whips, Trunks, Valises and Saddlery Hardware.
Williams Lewis, physician.
Willson Jason & Co, Jason Will- son and Adam Wolfe, Proprs, Exchange Bank, Organized January 8, 1862, Rated by Bradstreet at $250,000; Collections Made and Promptly Remitted.
Wilson James M, real estate and insurance. Wilson & Marsh, lawyers.
Winchell G N & Co, dry goods. Wood S & Co, stave manufacturers.
Wright Andrew T, lawyer. Young Charles, notions.
Young Henry, Merchant Tailor. Young Jeremiah, meat market.
MARION. Shelby county. (See Noah.)
MARION MILLS. Owen county. (See Hausertown.)
MARKLAND. In York township, Switzerland county, located on the Ohio river; 5 miles above Vevay, the county seat and nearest banking point, contains a pop- ulation of 225. Ex., Adams. George Clen- dening, postmaster.
Beard & Co, leaf tobacco.
Benedict Americus, general store.
Benedict J L, druggist and chemist and propr New Era Medicine Company.
Benedict Samuel L, printer.
Brown & Vanbrigle, hotel.
Burk Harry, shoemaker.
Clark Charles, saw and planing mill.
Clendening George, Postmaster.
Clendening J, wagonmaker.
Culbertson William, blacksmith.
Dailey W T, saloon.
Franklin Revy, cooper.
Frazier G, carpenter.
Griffin G W, druggist.
Hewett G W, physician.
Hewett Henry, cooper.
Johnson J S, carpenter.
Kincend W G, blacksmith.
McClanahan Joseph, cooper.
Marsh John D, carpenter.
O'Neal J J, flour mill.
Simpson G A, agt Adams Ex Company. Tuarkland Charles, produce.
MARKLE. On the Wabash river and C. & A. R. R. in Rockcreek town- ship, Huntington county, 10 miles south- east of Huntington, the county seat and banking point, contains a population of 300. Semi-weekly stage connection with Huntington ; fare 25 cents. J. W. Scott, postmaster.
Alshouse Henry, blacksmith. Bender J, General Store. Buffington David, druggist.
Cupp Valentine, undertaker.
Fordice & Bragg, saloon.
Haflich P, stoves and tinware.
Killander W J, physician.
King M H, flour mill.
McCance E A, shoemaker.
Michael W H, shoemaker. Murray L E, physician.
Mygrants & Allen, general store.
Nave John, hotel and wagonmaker.
Redding J. M, saw mill.
Redding J S, saloon and meat market.
Scott Joseph, physician. Scott J W, Physician.
Shively H G, general store.
Shull A J, shoemaker. Stout O L, physician.
Toulston W S, blacksmith.
MARKLEVILLE. In Adams town- ship, Madison county, 11 miles southeast of
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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Anderson, the county seat, and 7 southeast of Pendleton, on C., C., C. & I. R'y., its shipping point and bank location; has a population of 130 people, 1 flour mill, 1 saw mill, and tri-weekly stage route to An- derson and Knightstown. S. F. Hardy, postmaster.
Cochrane Albert, carpenter.
Cunningham A J, justice of the peace.
Dunlap Alonzo, shoemaker. Fussell Lundy, physician.
Greenlee Lewis, shoemaker.
Hardy S F, General Store.
Huston John, saw mill.
Judd Charles, picture frames. Judd & Forts, blacksmiths.
Justice J, carpenter. Lewis & Manzy, live stock.
Manzy & Shelton, live stock.
Manzy & Trueblood, live stock.
Pugh J W jr, physician.
Reger L D Rev, clergyman.
Rosenfeld N P, harnessmaker.
Sebrel Preston, drain tile manufacturer. Shimer J W, tile manufacturer.
Williams Ralph, live stock.
Williams William, carpenter.
MARMONT. Situated on Lake Maxinkuckee, in Union township, Marshall county, is a village containing 110 inhabit- ants, 13 miles southwest of Plymouth, the county seat, nearest bank location and shipping point. Stage route to Plymouth and Winamac tri-weekly ; fare to each, 50 cents. Wheat and corn are shipped. Henry Speyer, postmaster.
Black J A, druggist.
Kreig Levi, blacksmith.
Mahaffie W H Rey, (Methodist).
Medburn Thomas, justice. Myers William J, shoemaker. Quick & Miller, saw mill.
Rea Oliver, physician.
Speyer Henry, General Store. Wiseman B W S, physician. Wiseman L D, hotel.
MARSH. Known as McGary's station on the O. Br. of the E. & T. H. R. R., 9 miles southwest of Princeton, the county seat and banking place. Ex., Adams. Sarah C. McGary, postmaster.
McGary H D, general store, grain and R R agt.
McGary Sarah C, Postmaster.
MARSHALL. A station on the St. L. Div. of the I., B. & W. R'y, in Wash- ington township, Parke county, 6}. miles north of Rockville, the county seat and nearest banking point. Ex., Am. Popu lation, 50. W. M. Byerly, postmaster.
Barclay G B, R R and ex agt. Burford E N, grain.
Byerly G M & Co, general store.
Byerly W M, General Store.
Caplinger Charles, physician. Cooper W R, drugs and grocer.
Dowy & Garland, live stock.
Fleshower C, saw mill.
Gibson George, wagonmaker and carpenter.
Mccullough John, harnessmaker.
Mitchell & Spales, blacksmiths.
Morgan David, shoemaker.
Newlin William M, blacksmith.
ยท MARSHFIELD. A nicely situa- ted village, on the W., St. L. & P. R'y, in Steuben township, Warren county, 10 miles southwest of Williamsport, the county seat. Population, 300. The nearest banking place is Attica. Contains 3 churches and graded school. Ex., Pacific. William L. Hamilton, postmaster.
Aborn Orin, physician.
Anderson P W, justice of the peace.
Carrier Henry, meat market.
Cronkhite A B, carpenter,
Delay James, general store.
Hamilton, Delay & Co, grain.
Hamilton William L, Agricultur- al Implements, R R and ex agt.
Holts David, saloon.
Johnson H C, hotel.
Johnson J V, druggist.
Libel Joseph, harnessmaker.
Link Louis, carpenter.
Martin John, saloon.
Mason T Rev, (Methodist).
Matthias A F, shoemaker.
Matthias A T, general store.
Nail John, blacksmith.
Page J N, physician.
Pechm Edward, wagonmaker.
Perrin & Brown, general store.
Plasten Father Rev, (Catholic).
Post E H Rev, (Presbyterian).
Simpkins J C, physician.
Stinespring John, barber.
Stinespring J P, General Store. Tyler G C, live stock. Tyler James, agt W, St L & P R'y.
White HG, lawyer.
MARTINSBURGH. A place of 200 inhabitants in Jackson township, Washington county, 12 miles southeast of Salem, the county seat and banking town. Nearest shipping point is Pekin, 5 miles north. Exports, flour and lumber. Ex., L., N. A. & C. Tel., W. U. W. H. Bright, postmaster.
Bright William H, Physician. Brock A J, general store. Ferguson W A, wagonmaker.
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'r of the Indianapolis Brush Factory and Bryce's Steam Bakery, 14 and 16 East South Street, Indianapolis, Ind.
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Martin E H, general store. Phillips & Karns, saw and flour mill. Roberts G M D, lath and shingles. Shepherd T J, blacksmith. Wright D & Son, undertakers.
MARTINSVILLE. Is an incor- porated town of 2500 inhabitants, the county seat of Morgan county, located on I. & V. and F. F. & M. R. R's, 30 miles south- west of Indianapolis. It was platted in 1823, incorporated in 1863 and is known as a progressive, growing town generally: The assessed value of real and personal property amounts to $1,090,045. It has good county buildings, a public hall, 6 churches, repre- senting the following religous demonstra- tions : Methodist, Christian, Presbyterian and Catholic; a graded school, 1 national and 2 private banks, 4 hotels and 2 weekly newspapers-the Gazette and Republican. Indian creek flows by the village and White river is only 1 mile distant. The other in- dustries here are 4 saw mills, 2 tanneries, 3 flour mills, a pork packing house and 2 planing mills. The surrounding country is slightly undulating, but quite fertile. Ex., Adams and Am. Tel., W. U. James G. Bain, postmaster.
Adams & Newby, lawyers.
Armstrong Mary E Miss, milliner.
Axt Frederick G, tanner.
Bain James G, postmaster and editor Repub- lican.
Bain William G, county auditor.
Baldwin James P, drugs and books.
Barnett Wesley C, marble works.
Batte & Caldwell, livery.
Blackstone Benjamin D, physician.
Blair J M & Co, saw mill.
Boles William H Rev, (Christian).
Bourn Edgar A, county surveyor.
Brake Frank O, dentist.
Branch Elliott F, flour mill and county treasurer.
Branch & Huff, general store.
Brandon Jesse, harness and saddles.
Branham George, stoves and tinware.
Brant Jefferson E Rev, (Methodist).
Brown Christian, tailor.
Brown Daniel M, dentist.
Buntel Eugene, leather and findings.
Burgett Enoch D, saloon.
Burgett & Dye, millinery.
Calder John D, saloon.
Caldwell Luther, grocer.
Callis Lizzie O Miss, propr Weekly Gazette. Collins Matthias B, photographer.
Combs Harvey P, grocer.
Comer John C, sheriff.
Cox Stephen J, boots and shoes.
Cox & Scott, lawyers.
Cramer & Smith, blacksmiths.
Crumrine, William H, jeweler, Cunning, Ambrose M, lawyer.
Cunningham, Bollinger & Phelps, general store.
Cure Hiram W, physician.
Davidson C C, painter.
Dessauer David, clothing.
Dessauer Maxwell, saloon.
Dickson Wallace E, carriage manufacturer. Eccles John S, sewing machines.
Egbert & Eccles, dressmakers.
Eves' Hotel, William D Eves, Propr. Eves William D, Insurance Agt, and Propr Eves' Hotel.
Faulkner Harriet E Mrs, harness and hotel.
Faulkner House, Mrs Harriet E Faulkner, propr.
Ferguson William T Rev, (Presbyterian). Ferguson & Smock, lawyers.
First National Bank of Martinsville ; capi- tal, $100,000; T H Parks, prest ; Harvey Satterwhite, cashr.
Frisz George, saloon.
Fuselman John, blacksmith.
Fuselman John & Son, livery and black- smiths.
Fuselman John E, news agt.
Garrison William G, county recorder.
Geyer George S, blacksmith.
Gillig Thomas M, barber.
Green E V, physician.
Griffitt Samuel S, grocer.
Grubbs George W, lawyer.
Gurley John, livery.
Harrison & McCord, lawyers.
Hart Jacob H, drugs and books.
Harvey Clarkson C, confectionery.
Hatry Leopold & Co, merchant tailors.
Heinsburger Andrew, grocer.
Henderson, Parks & Co, pork packers.
Hendricks Walter E, physician.
Hill Cornelius, restaurant.
Hilton Jarvis J, lawyer.
Hinston Hiram J, furniture and under- taker.
Hodges Henry C, county clerk.
Holeman Charles C, physician. Howe Adam, blacksmith.
Howe John H, lawyer.
Hubbard & Turner, Saw and Planing Mills, and Contractors and
Builders.
Indicut & Goins, barbers.
Jerman Alfred P, wagonmaker.
Johnson Jarvis J, physician.
Johnson William, wagonmaker.
Jones John H, agt Adams Ex and I & V R R'y.
Jordan James H, lawyer.
Jordan Thomas J, physician. Kelso George T, cigars and tobacco.
Kennedy D Perry, physician.
L. Everingham & Co.,
Commission Merchants. GRAIN and PRO- VISIONS Bought and Sold ON MARGINS. 125 LaSalle Street, CHICAGO.
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PORTER'S JOLIET
LAGER BEER, ALE and PORTER, Bottled by T. D. STUVER. GUARANTEED STRICTLY PURE. See Advertisement page 351.
MAR AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. MAR 537
Kennedy Thomas A, sewing machines. Kennedy W W & Co, general store. Kiefer Julius C, wagonmaker. Lewis John, meat. Lewis & Guthridge, general store. List Samuel V, harness. Lloyd Frank, meats. Lockhart Alexander, grocer.
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