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Kloepfer Otto, drugs.
Kloepfer & Bofinger, dry goods.
JEWELL
HOUSE
Jewell House!
MICHIGAN CITY, IND.
ENLARGED and ELEGANTLY FURNISHED.
THE ONLY FIRST-CLASS HOTEL IN THE CITY.
HARVEY R. HARRIS, Proprietor,
New York Life Ins. Co.
Purely Mutual. No Stockholders. Absolute Se ity at Actual Cost. Issues all desirable forms J. W. Dean, Gen'l Ag't, INDIANAPOLIS. Policies.
CRACKERS
THE BEST IN THE MARKET, FROM BRYCE'S BAKERY, 14 EAST SOUTH STREET, - . - INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Knubble Frederick, clothing. Koontz James A, cigars and tobacco. Kreigler Jacob, saloon. Krentz Frederick, merchant tailor.
Kreuger & Holstein, real estate and in- surance. Krueger John, saloon.
Krueger Martin T, city clerk.
Kuhs Charles, saloon. Kull Gabriel, saloon.
Lachowski Emma, milliner. Lee Frank A, painter.
Leusch Charles, saloon.
Leusch Frederick, barber.
Littler Joseph W, saloon.
Lottes Joseph F, saloon.
Lowe Elias M, lawyer.
McNulty Patrick H, livery.
Martin Peter R, saloon.
Martz & Sothman, grocers.
Mathias Mathias, saloon.
Mayer Fritz L, saloon.
Meacham Bros, blacksmiths.
Meese & Zahrn, grocers.
Mellor William, dry goods.
Merrell Edward G, furniture and under- taker.
Meyer Charles E, gents' furnishing.
Meyer Jacob, dry goods and clothing.
Michigan City Dispatch, H H Francis, ed- itor and propr.
Michigan City Enterprise, Lew Morrill, Editor ; W C Brundage, Business Manager, 21 Franklin. Mickler Mary C Miss, milliner. Middleton R M Rev, (Methodist).
Miles Jacob, plasterer. Miller Henry W, news depot.
Miller S E, principal public schools.
Miller & Ebert, meat market.
Monroe H, Dealer in Sash, Doors and Blinds and Building Material, cor 6th and Michigan.
Moore Robert & Son, plumbers.
Moritz H Mrs, clothing. Morrill Lew, editor Enterprise.
Morrill & Brundage, Proprs Michigan City Enterprise.
Mullen Alexander J jr, Surgeon, W, St L & P R R ; Office, 71 Franklin. Murdock James, Warden Indiana State Prison North.
Ohming William, grocer.
Olson Anna, dressmaker. Oppermann Henry, dry goods. Ott Philip, cabinetmaker.
Newby Nathan, laundry. Newman P E & Co, boots and shoes.
Nourse & Allen, knitting factory. Pagel H H, boots and shoes. Pahl John, boots and shoes.
Peck & Son, lumber. Peters Christopher, saloon.
Powell Charles A, gents' furnishings. Rabe William, saloon.
Rankerwitz John, city engineer. Rawson, Root & Co, lumber. Robinson Edgar G, photographer. Robinson William E, propr St Nicholas Hotel.
Romer C M Rev, (Catholic).
Sadenwater & Meyer, grocers.
St Nicholas Hotel, W E Robinson, propr.
Sammons William A, grocer.
Schaenffele Frederick, city treasurer.
Schmutzer & Lamble, meats.
Schneider Alfred, books and stationery.
Schoenemann & Ashton, grocers.
Schultze Henry, physician. Schwager Nicholas, saloon.
Selleck Maria E, boots and shoes. Selleck William H, boots and shoes.
Selsby John, machinist.
Sherman Mason G, physician.
Shultz J E, Propr European Hotel, Franklin.
Sieb Louis, grocer.
Siegmann & Knueger, blacksmiths.
Sims Joseph M, Confectioner and Dealer in California Fruits, Cigars and Tobacco, 88 Franklin.
Smith E H Rev, (Congregational).
Smith Refrigerator and Manufacturing Company. Smith Theodore H, city marshal. Snook Jonathan, justice.
Snyder & Berryhill, Planing Mill.
Snyder & Braitmayer, dry goods.
Sovereign Lewis H, physician. Staiger & Klopsch, hardware. Stephensen M J, blacksmith.
Stevens William V, photographer.
Stickles Neson G, merchant tailor.
Talifaro S G, barber.
Tallchiff D, physician.
Taylor Joseph F, justice.
Thornton & Orr, Lawyers and In- surance Agts, rear First National Bank. Tillotson A G, physician.
Tuthill Harry B, Attorney at Law, Collection and Insurance Agt, 19 Frank- lin.
Union Hotel.
Vehlen John, painter. .
Vehlen Peter J, harness.
Voice George, cigars and tobacco.
Voltz Frederick W, saloon.
Vreeland & Dibble, corset manufacturers.
Walge William H, boots and shoes. Wallis Charles F, saloon.
Walter & Gasper, Grocers. Warkentin Henry, baker. Weckerling S Rev, (Methodist). Weiler Jacob, boots and shoes. Western Telephone Exchange, W C Brun- dage, manager.
L. Everingham & Co.,
Commission Merchants. Consignments solicited, 125 LaSalle Street, CHICAGO
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Use Porter's Joliet Lager Beer.
T. D. Stuver, Sole Agt., Chicago. See advertisement page 351.
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Westphal Christopher E, saloon. Willson, Martin & Co, lumber. Winterbotham J H & Sons, manufacturers carriage wood work and cooperage. Woodson William F, druggist and agt L, N A & C Ex Company. Woodward Warren B, wagonmaker. Zorn Philip, brewer.
MICHIGANTOWN. A village of 500 inhabitants in Michigan township, Clinton county, on K. & F. Div. T., C. & St. L. R'y, 7 miles northeast of Frankfort, the county seat and nearest bank. Three churches and graded school. Grain and flaxseed are exported. Ex., Am. and U. S. Belle A. Barnes, postmaster.
Abston J M, physician.
Andrews S E, R R and ex agt.
Barnes Belle A, Postmaster.
Barnes J A, physician. Bowers V, physician.
Clifton A J Rev, (Methodist).
Daniels L H, carpenter.
Douglass J W, physician. Gaskill R S, grain elevator. Hankins O P Rev, (Christian).
Hardy S C, carpenter and cabinetmaker. Hedgecock J S, grocer.
Hedgecock & Bro, shoemakers.
Herckless & Co, saw mill. Hillis & Stewart, general store.
Lough G W, grocer. Lowden William, saw mill.
Lowden & Son, undertakers. Marshall C A, hardware.
Marshall & Lowden, agricultural imple- ments.
Merritt G H, Dry Goods.
Price J W, flour mill. Reed C S, live stock. Rodenberger W F, saloon.
Sanders S J, grocer.
Strange William, physician.
MIDDLEBURY.
(See Martz.)
Clay county.
MIDDLEBURY. On Little Elk- hart creek, in Middlebury township, Elk- hart county, 11 miles northeast of Goshen, the county seat and bank location. Vis- tula, 5 miles north on L. S. & M. S. R'y, is the nearest shipping point. Population, 602. Stage to Vistula daily ; fare, 50 cents. M. A. Cordrey, postmaster. Alley Henry, shoemaker. Beckus Henry, hotel. Blackmore B Rev, (Methodist). Blough & Foster, hardware. Cooper J L, harnessmaker. Cordrey MA, Postmaster. Dickinson S H, grocer and notions.
Foster & White, General Store. Frey IS, blacksmith.
Haines Albert, furniture.
Halbert Horatio, justice.
Hani W F, physician.
Heatwale J H, physician.
Hixon & Blackemore, Middlebury Record, (weekly).
Hofflinger M, hotel and undertaker.
Hutchinson Joseph, wagonmaker.
Hutchinson M W, blacksmith.
Kaufman Daniel S, justice.
Kindig J H, wagonmaker.
Ludwig J R, flour mill.
Martin S E, physician and druggist.
Mather C S, grocer.
Middlebury Record, Hixon & Blakemore.
Miller & Naylor, Clothing.
Muller John B, saw mill.
Murkin G F, physician.
Myers Frank, blacksmith.
Myers J B, flour mill.
Naylor & Harshbarger, clothing.
Nusbaum C H, grocer and baker.
Pence & Kauffman, hardware.
Powell Sisters, milliners.
Putt F L, physician.
Shuttle & Mehl, dry goods.
Spanffer William, saw mill.
Stutts C & Sons, General Store.
Thompson H, saloon.
Woodworth I J, druggist and notary.
MIDDLE FORK. A postoffice in Warren township, Clinton county, contain- ing 100 inhabitants, 14 miles northeast of Frankfort court house and nearest bank lo- cation. Sedalia, on L. Div. T. H. & I. R'y, 6 miles west, is the shipping point. Daily stage route from Sedalia to Russia- ville. M. H. Gard, postmaster.
Beck B F, saw mill.
Catron A, live stock. Eikenberry M W, druggist,
Gard MH, General Store.
Gray Bros, saw mill.
Milner C H, live stock.
Morrison O A, physician.
Rodkey S S, drugs and dry goods.
Stotler Howard, tanner.
Wright J S, wagonmaker and blacksmith.
MIDDLETOWN. (See Root.) Allen county.
MIDDLETOWN. Was incorpo- rated a town in 1854, and is pleasantly located on Fall creek and the P., C. & St. L. R'y, in Fall Creek township, Henry county, 12 miles northwest of New Castle, the county seat and banking town. The town contains 800 inhabitants, Methodist, Chris-
le Bradford,
Solicitor of AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS, and Notary Public. Office, Rooms 16 and 18 Hubbard Block, Indianapolis, Ind. (See adv.)
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RON ROOFING
For Corrugated and Crimped, Address W. G. HYNDMAN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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tian and United Brethern churches, a good graded school, 1 hotel-the Tykle House- 2 saw mills and 1 flour mill. Among the recent improvements is the Tykle Block, erected at cost of $7,000, which is a hand- some building and a great improvement to the town. Lumber, grain and live stock are shipped. Ex., Adams. Tel., W. U.
James D. Farrell, postmaster.
Ballenger & Gustin, physicians.
Blackstone William R, dentist.
Brattain, Wisehart & Co, saw mill.
Brunk John, grocer.
Castetter Burton W, Carriage, Wagon and Sign Painter ; Orders Prompt- ly Executed and All Work Warranted.
Castetter B W, Musician ; Will Play for Balls and Parties.
Chenoweth Isaac N grocer.
Cocks George W, Propr Tykle House. (See adv.)
Cummins Walter H, hardware ..
Daniels Bros, Proprs Middletown Flouring Mills.
Davis Benjamin H, agt P, C & St L R'y. Dykes James P Rev, (Christian).
Everett Theophilus, shoemaker.
Farrell J D & Co, Postmaster and Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Grain and Produce, Hedricks' New Block.
Gripe Samuel, carriagemaker.
Good Jacob, blacksmith.
Griffis Robert, physician.
Gustin F M, physician.
Heenan Riley, meat market.
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Hess Luther A, drugs.
Higdon Gilman, restaurant.
Keesling Charles J, lawyer.
Lilly Henderson H, agricultural imple- ments. McCormick Mahala J, milliner.
Middletown Cornet Band, Will
Play for Picnics, Societies, Sociables, etc. Miller Bros, druggists. Pence Sisters, milliners.
Over Christian, wagonmaker.
Reed Collier M, Saloon and Bil- liards.
Rodecap Martin, saw mill.
Sanders Christopher C, general store.
Shoemaker, Gray & Co, General Store, Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing, etc.
Tarkleson George W, harnessmaker. Thornburgh F L, physician.
Tykle Frederick, Furniture, Un- dertaker and Real Estate.
Tykle House, George W Cocks, Propr. Newly Furnished and Refitted Through- out ; First Class in Every Respect. Spe- cial Attention Paid to Commercial Trav- elers. (See adv.)
Watters Samuel C, physician. Wayman Milton Rev, (Methodist).
Welsh James H, Physician and Sur- geon, Graduate Ohio Medical College, Class of '65.
White Allen, barber.
Williamson James, livery.
Wilson Robert H, shoemaker.
Wisehart & Fisher, wagonmakers.
Yount William H, general store.
MIDDLETOWN. Owen county .. (See Arney.)
MIDDLETOWN. Shelby county. (See Togo.)
MIDDLETOWN. Vigo county. (See Prairie Creek.)
MIDWAY. A village in Grass town- ship, Spencer county, containing 150 inhab- itants, 10 miles northwest of Rockport, the county seat and banking town. Boonville, 10 miles northeast, is a shipping point as. well as Rockport. Daily mail stage to both places ; fare, 50 cents. Tobacco and grain are exported. Jacob Meyers, post- master.
Abshier John, general store.
Daily T J, physician.
Degarmo E H, wagonmaker.
Ely J E, physician.
Hudson James H, blacksmith.
Mc Vay G W, notary.
Meyers Jacob, Postmaster. Meyers John G, general store. Wright Thomas, physician.
MIER. In Richland township, Grant county, on the P., C. & St. L. R'y, 9 miles northwest of Marion, the county seat and banking place, contains 200 inhabitants, good schools and churches. Ex., U. S. William Paulus, postmaster. Antrim A C, justice of the peace.
Barnes Cyrus, pumpmaker. Barnes William, drugs. Highley John, tile manufacturer.
Irvine John, general store.
Jones S J Rev, (Methodist).
Lillard William, live stock.
Long D P, lawyer and insurance agt. Malott Jacob, life insurance agt.
Marks E, blacksmith.
Paulus H J, live stock.
Paulus William, lawyer, insurance agt and notary. Rees E, grain, R R and ex agt. Wolf A M, shoemaker.
MIFFLIN. A village in Union town- ship, Crawford county, 15 miles northwest
James B. Lizius & Co. SOLICITORS OF AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS, 1812 Bates Block, opp. P. O., Indianapolis, Ind.
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E. C. ATKINS & CO. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
1-CALL or WRITE for PRICES. 206 to 216 SOUTH ILLINOIS STREET.
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of Leavenworth, the county seat. New Al- bany, 35 miles distant, is the nearest bank- ing point. Taswell station, 2 miles north on L., E. & St. L. R'y, is the shipping point. J. W. Senn, postmaster.
Benhan H L, saw mill.
Dowthett James, shoemaker.
Forman & Felker, saw and flour mill.
Goodson William, cooper. Helmbricht A, shoemaker. McCown C C, physician.
Miller Frederick, live stock.
Ott Malachi, hotel. Robinson E, blacksmith.
Seaton John, blacksmith. Senn J W, General Store. Swaze & Hutchenson, stave dealers. Swaze & Ott, grocers.
MILAN. On the O. & M. R'y, in Franklin township, Ripley county, 8 miles northeast of Versailles, the county seat, contains 250 inhabitants. Aurora, 17 miles distant, is the banking place. Grain, hay, lumber and saddle trees are shipped. Frank Dennison, postmaster.
Arkenberg Charles, saw mill.
Barkley Thomas M, blacksmith and wagon- maker.
Beall E M, carpenter.
Bigney V M, drugs and general store. Bricka Godfrey, stoves and tinware. Buchanan William, hotel.
Dennison Frank, General Store. Dever Jackson, general store. Durham N C, flour mill.
Hallawell James, woolen mill.
Harding Sel S, general store.
Howard John S, R R and ex agt.
Knowlton Edward, handle manufacturer.
Luhring Christian, saddletree manufac- turer.
Murphy James F, blacksmith.
Mills William T, huckster.
Nocks Emony, livery.
Radley W C, stoves and tinware.
Schindler Charles L, harness and saddle- maker.
Shockley C S, carpenter.
Tanner J L, saloon.
Tanner L F, handle manufacturer.
Warneke John D, shoemaker.
Wiss Jacob, General Store, Furniture and Undertaker.
MILFORD. Decatur county. (See Clifty.)
MILFORD. Better known locally as Milford Junction, is a prosperous incor"
TYKLE HOUSE !
Corner Main and Locust Streets,
MIDDLETOWN, INDIANA,
New Building. New Furniture. Well Ventilated. Rooms Neat and Clean. A Commodious Dining Room. Sample Rooms Neatly Furnished. Best Location. Best Table. Best Rooms.
GEO. W. COCKS, Proprietor. 1
SHOW CASES
WIEGEL & RUEHL, 188 South Meridian St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Jobbers of Cove and Fresh Oysters. J. S. KELLER, Manager.
UNION OYSTER CO. 40 North Illinois Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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porated town of 800 inhabitants, located in Van Buren township, Kosciusko county, at the crossing of the C , W. & M. and B. & O. R. R.'s, 13 miles north of Warsaw, the county seat and banking town, 50 miles northwest of Fort Wayne and 105 southeast of Chicago. Big Turkey creek furnishes water power to drive 1 flour mill, which, with several saw mills, a planing mill, cooper shop and carriage factory, comprise its manufactories. The town supports 2 churches - Methodist and Christian- a graded school and a first-class hotel-the Starr House, F. E. Rhorer, proprietor. Milford enjoys considerable local reputa- ion as a shipping point for cattle and grain and lumber. Ex., U. S. Tel., W. U. Charles C. Reynolds, postmaster. Banta Bros, hats and caps.
Banta J A, boots and shoes. Becknell David W, druggist. Becknell Irvin J, physician.
Betts George P, blacksmith.
Burris William H, harnessmaker.
Deter Rev, (Baptist), 22 miles southeast.
Dubbs John, stock dealer.
Edgar William, saloon.
Felkner M & N, general store.
Garrett & Shipley, hardware.
Gilkison & Moliere, dressmakers.
Gilpin E P, physician.
Groves Bros, marble works.
Groves Frank P, drugs.
Groves William E, hardware and justice. Gyer Bros, saw mill, 2} miles northeast. Hall A H, painter.
Hall Isaac H, lawyer.
Hill & Grim, meat market.
Holderman Harrison, live stock.
Hoopingarner Benjamin F, livery.
Hunter Charles, harnessmaker.
Johnson William C, agt C, W & M R'y.
Jones Madison B, furniture.
Keehu Levi, physician.
Cleder George M, grocer.
Lash Rev, (Methodist).
Lichtenwalter Jacob, saw mill, 2} miles southwest.
McCahill Malcom, Flouring Mills, Manufacturer of Fancy Brands of Flour, Buckwheat Flour and Corn Meal.
McLaughlin Jacob C, justice and sewing machines.
Messick James, Barber.
Miles Bros, boots and shoes. Miller Bros, agricultural implements.
Miller Simon, produce.
Miller, Whetten & Miles, Grain Dealers.
Miller & Jones, undertakers.
Miller & Whetten, dealers in lumber, lime, lath and shingles, and harnessmakers.
Molier Charles F, Saloon.
Motto & Santschi, Carriage and Wagon Manufacturers; Repairing Promptly Attended to. Muntz Lewis Rev, (German Baptist). North & Higbee, lawyers. Ohlwine Bros, dry goods.
Quilty & Felkner, carriagemakers.
Reynolds Charles C, Postmaster and Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Grocer- ies, Stationery, Notions, etc, e s Main. Rhorer Enoch, Meat Market. Rhorer F E, Propr Starr House. Robinson John R, saw and planing mills. Rupp Frederick, blacksmith.
Shoup Abraham, cooper.
Skelley James, general store.
Sparklin Charles A, grocer.
Sparklin Rose, milliner.
Starr House, F E Rhorer, Propr; the Only Hotel in Town; Special Accommoda- tions to Commercial Travelers; Good Sam- ple Rooms; Terms $1.50 per day.
Sumpter James, saw mill, 32 miles s w.
Stuart Francis M, barber.
Tom David A, Saloon and Billiards and Farmer.
MILFORD. Warren county. (See Green Hill.)
MILL CREEK. Has a population of 42, located in Lincoln township, Laporte county, on the C. & G. T. R'y, 12 miles southeast of Laporte, the county seat and bank location. W. U. Tel. Wil- liam H. Collom, postmaster.
Beck Bros, saw mill.
Bergher William, R R agt.
Collom Bros, Druggists and Grocers. Rice John, saloon.
Short George, blacksmith.
MILLEDGEVILLE. A village in Harrison township, Boone county, 52 miles south of Lebanon, the county seat, shipping point and bank location. Popula- tion, 90. Live stock is exported. John Huffman, postmaster.
Bramble Lewis, wagonmaker.
Dodson John, justice.
Eagan John, saw mill.
Heady M S, physician.
Huffman John, General Store and Township Trustee. Muller Patrick, shoemaker.
Pinnell James H, live stock. Troutman John M, blacksmith.
Viehto Leonard, carpenter.
Woodward William, justice. Wyatt A, carpenter.
MILLERSBURGH. A village of 551 inhabitants on the A. L. Div. L. S.
SOLDIERS
or their heirs should have their rights investigated by W. H. CORBALEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, 48 Vance Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND., who has had 20 years experience. Correspondence solicited.
POWDER, The ORIGINAL HERCULES C. H. JENNE, Agent, 2912 North Pennsylvania Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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& M. S. R'y, in Clinton township, Elkhart county, 73 miles southeast of Goshen, the county seat and bank location. Daily stage to Benton and Fish Lake; fare to each, 25 cents. U. S. Ex. Solomon Miller, postmaster.
Bachelder J A, shoemaker.
Barnard William T, Druggist.
Beck D F, shoemaker.
Biddle Joseph, carpenter.
Christiner Rosanna Mrs, general store.
Christiner T Miss, milliner.
Ells Eugene A, grocer.
Hawks Bros & Goff, hardware.
Hodgson E V, agt L S & MS R'y. Jennings W J, physician. Konance L Mrs, grocer.
Larimer Bartlett, physician.
Miller Solomon, Postmaster.
Myers F M, saw mill.
Myers John D, carpenter.
Pence John, general store.
Reynolds A J Rev, (Presbyterian).
Royal James E, blacksmith.
Rumel & Johnson, flour mill.
Shafer J, flour mill.
Smith I T, harnessmaker.
Steinbarger G, agt U S Ex Company. Stutz & Donaldson, general store.
Unger P Miss, milliner.
Weyburn S H, hotel.
Widner Henry, wagonmaker.
Widner John, blacksmith.
Witmer Dr, Physician. Witmer S W, saw mill.
MILLERSBURGH. Orange county. (See Stamper's Creek.)
MILLERSBURGH. Warrick county. (See Canal.)
MILLERSBURGH. Whitley county. (See Collamer.)
MILLER'S STATION. Known also as Vanderbilt, is located at crossing of B. & O. and L. S. & M. S. R. R., in Lake county, 18 miles northeast of Crown Point, the county seat. Michigan City is the lo- cation of the nearest bank. Population, 100. Ex., U. S and B. & O.
Etna Powder Company, powder manufac- turers. Anderson M, moss and peat. Ansbro Joseph, hotel. Blank C F, general store. Foster S S, physician.
MILL GROVE. A place of 50 in- habitants, in Jackson township, Blackford county, 6 miles southeast of Hartford City, the county seat and banking point. Cereals,
cattle and lumber are shipped. Robert Lanning, postmaster.
Caldwell David C, physician. Dowden Samuel, blacksmith.
Gooseman & Bro, grocers.
Lanning Robert, General Store. McFarland John E, physician. Racer T H, grain.
Reeves Louis, justice, saw mill and R R agt.
MILLHOUSEN. Situated in Ma- rion township, Decatur county, 10 miles south of Greensburg, the seat of justice, nearest shipping point and bank location. Stage tri-weekly to Greensburg and Holton, 10 miles to each. Grain, produce and lum- ber are shipped. Population, 400. Joseph Herbert, postmaster.
Alexander James, lawyer.
Bessler George, saw mill.
Hahn John, carpenter.
Halter A, cooper.
Hardebeck J N, agricultural implements. Hardebeck J W, druggist.
Henninger Charles, wagonmaker.
Herbert & Rohrs, Tanners, Shoe and Harnessmakers and Threshers.
Hodopp Charles, hotel.
Huegle L, furniture manufacturer.
Keller Joseph, brick manufacturer.
Koors B, flour and saw mill.
Koors & Hardebeck, general store and tailors.
Land John, justice of the peace.
Love S T, live stock.
Moorman E Mrs, General Store and Flour Mill.
Myers J H, justice of the peace.
Peppersack William Rev, (Catholic). Scheidler Daniel, blacksmith.
Scheidler John, wagonmaker.
Spander John, hotel.
Stolz C, shoemaker.
Vonderhaide H, carpenter.
Voshoelter H, woolen mill.
Waldeck Jacob, carpenter. Withkemper John, hotel.
Wuetz Michael, blacksmith.
Zapfe B, general store and tailor.
MILLPORT. A hamlet in Mon- roe township, Washington county, 11 miles north of Salem, the county seat and bank- ing place. Mendora, 7 miles north on the O. & M., is a shipping point, as is also Salem. Population, 200. Nathan L. Jack- man, postmaster.
Coner William, carpenter.
Denny George, justice of the peace.
Earley Rev, (Methodist).
Elliott John, blacksmith.
Gregory William, justice of the peace.
THOS. H. CLAPP, Optician, 93 North Pennsylvania Street, New-Denison Hotel Block, Indianapolis, Ind.
I have for sale SPECTACLES of all the best and late improved forms and material.
Home Life Ins. Co.
Has perfected plans for a large business in Illinois during 1881. FOR AGENCIES APPLY TO E. H. KELLOGG, Superintendent, Chicago, Ill.
550 MIL INDIANA STATE GAZETTEER MIL
Haley C & Co, general store. Haley E & H, flour mill. Haley Henry, blacksmith. Jackson Nathan L, Postmaster. Sanford Smith L, tanner.
MILL'S CONRERS. Formerly known as West Liberty, in Jackson town- ship, Portland county, 7 miles north of Portland, the county seat and bank loca- tion, contains 125 inhabitants. Bryant, on the G. R. & I. R. R., 2 miles east, is the ship- ping station. John Williams, postmaster. Bitts William, lawyer. Brandeburg Moses, broom manufacturer. Carney L M, grocer.
Good Y Z, general store. Hardy John, live stock. Spade William Rev, (Christian).
Wheat W, justice of the peace.
Williams John, Postmaster. Williams S K, live stock.
MILLTOWN. Located in Whisky Run township, Crawford county, 12 miles north of Leavenworth, the. county seat. The L., E. & St. L. R'y will pass through this place when finished. New Albany is the bank location. Tri-weekly stage to New Albany; fare, $1.25. William L. Schwartz, postmaster.
Anderson J W, physician.
Baylor George W, physician.
Bye G C, cabinetmaker.
Cadwallader Walter R, General Store.
Canoles Charles, shoemaker. Funk John W, carpenter. Hostetter Bros, flour mill. Kay James W, grocer and drugs.
Lamb E Mrs, milliner and dressmaker. Luckenbill Nelson, drugs and grocer. Mc Vey Charles, wagonmaker.
Schwartz M E Mrs, general store.
Schwartz William L, General Store.
Spencer Major W, hotel.
Stewart R D, shoemaker. Stonecipher W H, dentist. Stout, Bro & Osborn, general store. Trotter Jennie Miss, dressmaker and mil- liner. Trotter & Barnett, saloon and druggists. Wyman Christopher, hotel.
MILLVILLE. On the P., C. & St. L. R'y, in Liberty township, Henry county, 6 miles east of New Castle, the county seat and bank location, has a population of 200, good schools and 3 churches. Adams Ex. J. A. Stafford, postmaster.
Bland C, blacksmith.
Balser Samuel, veterinary surgeon.
Bromback Isaac, General Store. Bruner John, grocer and shoemaker. Conway & Welker, saloon.
Covalt Abe, live stock.
Covalt D, live stock.
Covalt George W, wagonmaker.
Crow W B, R R agt.
Faulk Harry, wagonmaker.
Forkner Bell, dressmaker.
Hardesty J C, physician.
Howran C A C, saw mill.
Howran Sallie, hotel.
McSherley W R, meat market.
Martz L, druggist.
Neff Daniel, blacksmith.
Newhouse William, blacksmith.
Pressel J R, live stock.
Stafford Horace, livery.
Stafford James A, General Store, Physician and Ex Agt.
Stafford Lizzie, hotel. Stratton J D, wagonmaker.
Welker Alfred, justice of the peace.
Wisehart S D, grain.
MILLWOOD. Is a rural postoffice, located in Scott township, Kosciusko coun- ty, 15 miles northwest of Warsaw, the county seat and banking town. Etna Green, its shipping point, is 6 miles south on the P., Ft. W. & C. R'y. Population, 25 Behner Jacob, shoemaker.
Hamman Valentine, nursery and justice. Love J W, physician.
Martin J H, saw mill.
MILLNER'S CORNERS. A
village in Green township, Hancock coun- ty, 13 miles north of Greenfield, the county seat and nearest bank. Pendleton, 8 miles north on C., C., C. & I. R'y, is the shipping point. C. H. Troy, postmaster. Collins I W, insurance agt. Manning Bros, blacksmiths.
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