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Pratt C C, physician.
Troy C H, General Store. Troy S A, physician. Tucker S, saw mill. .
MILO. Is a recently established coun- try postoffice, located in Wayne township, Huntington county, 15 miles southwest of Huntington court house. Sharp Milo, general store.
MILROY. Situated on Flat Rock creek, and V., G. & R. R. R., in Anderson township, Rush county, 8 miles south of Rushville, the county seat and banking location. Population 450. Daily stage route to Rushville ; fare, 35 cents. Am. Ex. Robert Dortle, postmaster. Barton J C, General Store.
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Biere John H, confectioner.
Buckly W H, Stoves and Tinware.
Duke John L, meat market.
Elsteen Elmer, ex agt. Elsteen G R, R R agt. Gaines A P, carriage factory.
Glover Lemuel, justice. Innis Edward, druggist.
Jones & Dorste, General Store. Moorman & Moster, boots and shoes.
Pink Simon, general store. Randall George, harnessmaker. Richey A, blacksmith. Riley Dr, physician. Rogers R, physician. Rollet F M, physician. Smith Sol R, blacksmith. Thomas S C, Physician. Tompkins Nathan E, hotel.
MILTON. Is a pleasant, incorporated town of 1,200 inhabitants, located on west fork of White river and Ft. W., C. & L. and W. W. V. R R's, in Washington town- ship, Wayne county, 16 miles southwest of Richmond court house, and 2 south of Cambridge City, the location of nearest bank. It was incorporated in 1870, and contains Friends, Methodist and Christian churches, a graded school, 2 flour mills, a cooper shop, 1 foundry and 1 woolen mill. Of the above mills, the woolen and flour mill derive power from the river. Live stock and grain are shipped. Ex., Am. Tel., W. U. G. W. Callaway, postmaster. Baker Henry L, boots and shoes.
Baker Leopold, boots and shoes. Bartell Frank, shoemaker.
Beeson Marquis D, township trustee.
Booth Theodore Z, grocer. Booth William Rev, (Church of God). Bowman John H, saloon. Bragg William A, meat market. Brown.J & Son, general store.
Callaway G W & Co, druggists. Dorsey Machine Company, W T Gains, sec. Ferguson W F, livery.
Ferris William, wagonmaker.
Frazee George, harnessmaker. Geisler John, cooper. Gibbons Allen M, sewing machines. Grigsby James M, druggist.
Higgenbotham Lewis F, agt W W VRR. Hollowell Douglass C, tinsmith. Hoshour Philander S, stoves and tinware. Jones F M & Co, hardware and groceries .. Jones & Gersh, general store. Lantz Bros, undertakers.
Leggate George, Flour Mill.
McCollem James, justice of the peace.
McLaughlin William, agt Ft W, M & C R R.
Manlove Joseph L, gate manufacturer.
Marlatt Albert, live stock.
Marlatt James W, live stock.
Michael Morgan L, jeweler and agricultu- ral implements.
Miller Charles, tailor.
Milton Woolen Mill Company, woolen mill, Moore E, blacksmith.
Moore George F, florist.
Moore, Morris & Co, dry goods.
Moore William H, furniture.
Moore William P, grocer.
Newman Edmond B, lawyer.
Noll Jacob, shoemaker.
Overman Ezra C, milliner.
Pennington J, physician.
Pim & Ewer, flour mill.
Plummer Zinri B, blacksmith.
Robertson D A Rev, (Methodist).
Roark Luke D, dentist.
Rollins Alexander, barber. Rothermel Bros, blacksmiths.
St Clair John W, druggist and physician.
Schopp Henry W, baker.
Schroy James A, photographer.
Sebing George F, photographer.
Spangler Adam F, shoemaker.
Stobaugh Frank M, saloon.
Strain & Malambre Misses, milliners.
Sweeny Isaac F, physician.
Van Camp Joseph A, blacksmith.
Warren Peter, carriagemaker.
Werking David, harnessmaker.
Wike John L, builder.
MILTON STATION. Vigo coun- ty. (See Fontanet.)
MINERAL CITY. Located on the line of Taylor and Richland townships, Green county, and the B., S., O. & B. R'y, 42 miles southeast of Bloomfield court house. The latter is the nearest bank loca- tion. Population, 80. Ex., Adams. Ships staves and lumber. W. M. Martin, post- master.
Chaney & Chaney, grocers.
Faucett L J, saw mill.
Fentz Bros, general store.
Forbes L Rev, (Methodist).
Forbes L S, lawyer.
Hasler Charles, live stock.
Haywood Thomas, shoemaker.
Martin W M, Grain, R R and Ex Agt. Meredith David, hotel. Vest George W, coal miner.
Vest William A, blacksmith.
MISHAWAKA. This important manufacturing town of 3,200 inhabitants, is located on both sides of the St. Joseph river, in Penn township, St. Joseph county, 4 miles east of South Bend court house, and 90 southeast of Chicago. It is tra-
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INDIANAPOLIS BRUSH FACTORY ( 14 and 16 E. South St PETER F. BRYCE, Proprietor. Indianapolis, Ind.
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versed by the C. & G. T., and L. S. & M. S. R. R's, and for its size is the most import- ant manufacturing place in northern In- diana. Mishawaka was settled in 1834, incorporated a town in 1837, and now con- tains 10 churches, 3 graded schools, an opera house, 1 hotel, a bank, 1 weekly newspaper-Enterprise-several fine busi- ness blocks, and quite a number of hand- some residences. There is probably no bet- ter water power in the State than what is furnished here by the St. Joseph river, and this, together with its excellent rail facili- ties, makes it one of the most eligible points for manufacture to be found in Indiana. Prominent among the mills, factories, etc., located here are 3 wind mill factories, 4 saw mills, a telegraph insulator factory, 1 woolen mill, wood pulp mill, refrigerator factory, paper mill, school furniture fac- tory, 1 brewery, bent wood factory, 3 flour mills, 2 pump factories, cooper shop, 2 fur- niture factories, an extensive plow and cul- tivator factory, and an ax factory, nearly all of which derive power from the river. The Am. and U. S. Ex. companies have offices here. Produce and manufactured goods are the chief exports. George D. Merrifield, postmaster.
Andrews A H & Co, school furniture man- ufacturers.
Auer Crescencia Mrs, propr Union House.
Bates John, sewing machines.
Beatty & Co, wool boot manufacturers.
Beeler Adam, saw mill.
Bingham E Volney, lawyer and justice. Bock Jacob, blacksmith.
Booth Lewis T, furniture manufacturer.
Borough John, physician.
Bostwick Refrigerator Company.
Brown Sidney, harnessmaker.
Bunsbury & Hollester, grocers.
Burgard Emil, saloon.
Burt J & C, meat market.
Burt's Opera House, Burt & Wiles, proprs.
Butterfield & Smith, fancy goods.
Butterworth William W, physician.
Cass A & Co, druggists. Clark Eli G, physician.
Clark & Whitson, bankers
Cole Ephrean F, insurance agt.
Cole P J Mrs, dressmaker.
Cone A Rev, (Methodist).
Cook Arthur, saw mill.
Crouch Norman, photographer. Danneil Sebastain, shoemaker.
Dark Isaac H, wagonmaker.
Dayhuff J L, pumpmaker.
Dixon David A, tailor.
Dixon John, lawyer.
Dodge Manufacturing Company, lumber and. bent wood manufacturers. Dontel John G, saloon.
Eaton Ira, insurance agt.
Eberhardt Loranz, harnessmaker.
Eberhart A & J H & Co, flour mill.
Eberhart Frank R, grocer.
Eberlein John F, clothing. Ellis James, furniture and undertaker. Erb Augustus, cabinet maker.
Feiten John, furniture and undertaker. Finch H J Rev, (Baptist). Gaines Jesse H, carriage manufacturer. Ganser Francis X, saloon.
Ganser Joseph jr, druggist.
Gernhart Albert, live stock.
Gilliland Robert R, telegraph insulator manufacturer. Grady Robert, barber.
Graedless M Rev, (Free Methodist).
Greene James B, physician.
Grimes James F, physician.
Haubert Peter, restaurant.
Heiner Henry, tailor.
Herzog August, boots and shoes.
Higgins Henry D, jeweler.
Huntsinger A, physician.
Jernegan Edward A, propr Enterprise.
Judkins S H & Son, grocers.
Kamm & Schellinger, brewers.
Keiner John M, hardware.
Klaer Adam, brick manufacturers.
Kline John jr, boots and shoes.
Klein John, wagonmaker.
Kuhn George, flour mill.
Kuhn & Schindler, grocers.
Kuss August C, grocer.
Kuss . William, grocer and baker.
Lang & Frank, lumber dealers.
Loughman Thomas B, agt L S & M S R'y.
McCollum Edward G, lawyer.
McQuillen & Lemport, grocers.
Martling John W, Salt, Cement, Produce, etc. (See adv.)
Mason Bros, meat market.
Mason William, grocer.
Merrifield, George C, postmaster.
Milburn House, H A Work, propr.
Miller W & J, flour mill.
Mish Charles, clothing.
Mishawaka Enterprise (weekly), E A Jern- egan, publisher.
Mishawaka Paper Company, paper manu- facturers.
Mishawaka Pump Company, pump manu- facturers.
Mishawaka Wagon Company, wagonmak- ers. Mishawaka Wood Pulp Company, wood pulp manufacturers.
Mishawaka Woolen Company, woolen mill. Montgomery Robert, painter.
Morse Jared R, hardware.
Mutschler Elizabeth Mrs, confectioner. Ney A Mrs, milliner.
O'Connor John, grocer.
L. Everingham & Co.,
Commission Merchants. Orders for Purchase and Sale of Grain and Provisions Solicited. 125 LaSalle Street, CHICAGO.
Use Porter's Joliet Ale.
T. D. STUVER, Sole Agent, CHICAGO. 1& SEE ADVERTISEMENT Page 351.
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Oechtering A D Rev, (Catholic). Palmer Orlando C, General Paint-
er. (See adv.)
Perkins Wind Mill and Ax Company, wind mill and ax manufacturers.
Pixley Pierley J, agt W U Tel Company. Powell Elijah, barber.
Prechter H Rev, (German Evangelical). Quigg & Beemer, dry goods.
Reed & Nettleton, blacksmiths.
Robinson L K, cooper.
Rohleder Frederick A, dry goods.
Rosevelt S Rev, (Episcopal).
St Joseph Manufacturing Company, plow and wind mill manufacturers. ,
St Joseph Valley Furniture Company, fur- niture manufacturers.
Sackett A E Mrs, dressmaker.
Salisbury Frank, barber.
Sawyer Reuben, barber. Scherman Anton, saloon.
Sherwood E A, news depot.
Shinn Charles, saw mill.
Simkins Sidney H, news depot.
Slick Charles W, dentist.
Smith Lewis A, photographer.
Strong Nelson L, livery.
Sweet George H, agt C & G T R'y.
Tascher Henry, saloon.
Taylor Andrew, blacksmith.
Tharp James L, saloon.
Thorndyke William J, boots and shoes.
Topper & McKnight, meat market.
Tromb John, drugs.
Union House, Mrs C Auer, propr.
Van Pelt Ryan T, physician.
Wambach Christian, boots and shoes.
Ward Jacob, live stock.
Ward Simon, live stock.
Ward Simon, grocer. .
Wees Caroline L Miss, dressmaker.
Wells Charles, jeweler.
Wilklow John Z, agt US and Am Ex Com- panies.
Work H A, prop Milburn House.
Yenn Simon, grocer.
Zimmerman Charles, tailor.
MITCHELL. This enterprising in- corporated village of 1,443 inhabitants, is located in Marion township, Lawrence county, at crossing of the O. & M. and L., N. A. & C. R'ys, 10 miles south of Bedford, the county seat and banking town, 126 miles west of Cincinnati, and 61 northwest of Louisville. It has a bonded indebtedness of $8,000 and supports 3 hotels and 2 weekly newspapers, the Commercial and Times. The manufacturing interests in- clude a lime kiln, 2 saw mills, a stave factory and 2 flour mills. Its reli- gious and educational facilities comprise 7 churches of different denominations, good graded public schools, and the Southern
J. W. MARTLING, -Wholesale and Retail Dealer in-
Lime, Cement, Salt, Stucco, Hair, Sand,
Plaster, Raw Furs. Corn, Oats, Produce, Flour, Feed, Field Seeds, Willow and Wooden Ware, Cigars and Tobaccos of all brands,
MISHAWAKA, IND.
O. C. PALMER,
HOUSE, SIGN, CARRIAGE & ORNAMENTAL PAINTING!
GRAINING, KALSOMINING & PAPER HANGING, MISHAWAKA, IND.
PATENTS. C. BRADFORD, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS, CALL OR WRITE FOR INFORMATION. (See adv). | 16 and 18 Hubbard Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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For the BEST and CHEAPEST, Address W. G. HYNDMAN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Indiana Normal College. Several of the most enterprising and public spirited citi- zens have recently erected a new building for the latter institution at a cost of $15,- 000. It is an exceptionally handsome and commodious edifice, and bids fair to become, under its excellent management, one of the most meritorious colleges of the State. Live stock and fruit are shipped. Ex., L., N. A. & C., O. & M. and Adams. George Z. Wood, postmaster.
Adams Amos P, furniture.
Allen William, barber.
Anderson & Hamilton, books and station- ery.
Arlington Hotel, I B Faulkner, propr.
Asbury John W Rev, (Methodist).
Barton & Martin, jewelers.
Beebe Lyman, shoemaker.
Berry Charles G, lawyer and insurance.
Biggs John T, druggist and publisher Mitchell Times.
Bixler Jacob, lime, cement, etc.
Boland William, saloon.
Brown Emily A Mrs, millinery.
Brown James H, grocer and bakery.
Brown Rice M, harnessmaker.
Burton Isom, druggist.
Burton Martin A, Wholesale and Retail Grocer, Jobber in Fine Cigars and Tobacco.
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Burton William A, druggist.
Burton & McIntire, physicians.
Chalfant Francis M, furniture.
Coleman & Son, blacksmiths.
Crawford J H & Son, hardware.
Davis Bros, hardware.
Dayson Rachel Mrs, hotel.
De Moss L V & Co, grocers.
Dodson George W, druggist.
Easley George W, blacksmith.
Edwards William H, Lawyer.
Erwin Asa, lime kiln.
Eubank Mortimer, tailor.
Eversole Edward P, grocer.
Faulkner Isaac B, propr Arlington Hotel.
Gilbert Charles, wagonmaker.
Hauck Jacob, saloon.
Head James A, blacksmith.
Holmes Joseph L, wagonmaker.
Hoskins Samuel G, insurance.
Humston William J, agt Adams Ex Com- pany.
Johnston A L & Co, hardware.
Jones Anthony W, meat market.
Keane Michael C, saloon.
Kelley D & Son, flour mill.
Kimberlin H L & Co, manufacturers of the Mc Bride Tellurian and dealers in school supplies. Larkin John B, physician.
Laswell John, blacksmith and justice. Lemon Charles M, saw mill.
Love Moses, livery stable.
Lugenbeel William E, Principal Southern Indiana Normal College. McDonald Arthur J, physician.
McIntire Elihu S, publisher Mitchell Com- mercial.
McPheeters James H, dentist.
Martin Samuel F, physician and insurance. Mitchell Commercial, Elihu S McIntire, publisher.
Mitchell Times, John T Biggs, publisher.
Moore James D, general store.
Moore Milton Z, grocer.
Moore M N & Son, general store.
Morris P W, dentist.
Munson Amzi L, boots and shoes.
Munson William M, harnessmaker and stoves.
Murphy William V T, books and station- ery.
Newby Sarah E Mrs, milliner.
Newton Edward C, tailor.
O'Donnell John, saloon and ice.
Palmer Alfred, barber.
Parson Andrew S, barber and hotel.
Pearl Charles M, agt L, N A & C R'y and Ex Company.
Pearson James C, physician.
Pickell Homer T, principal public schools. Pope Emmett B, meat market.
Putnam House, James Richardson, propr.
Richardson James, propr Putnam House. Richardson Thomas, restaurant.
Runyon & Cook, blacksmiths.
Sickels Henry H, photographer.
Shanks Walter M, restaurant.
Shirk G C Rev, (Baptist).
Southern Indiana Normal College, William E Lugenbeel, Prin- cipal. (See adv. )
Swindell William A, grocer.
Tanksley Sarah A Mrs, millinery.
Tanksley William, wagonmaker.
Tanksley & Jones, meat market.
Tapp Willett P, furniture manufacturer.
Tapp William H, grocer and druggist.
Taylor William F, restaurant.
Telle George W Rev, (Presbyterian).
Thompson Edward J, shoemaker.
Treudley H A, agt O & M R'y and Ex Com- pany.
Vinnedge Bros, lumber.
Vossler Christian, shoemaker.
Wesner Alfred, livery stable.
Williams John C, painter.
Williams Mary A Mrs, milliner.
Wood A & Co, general store.
Wood E & Son, grocers.
Wood George Z, Cigars and Tobac- co, and Postmaster. Wood S & Co, staves and heading. Yost Joseph L W, physician.
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NORMAL COLLEGE
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PRACTICAL BUSINESS INSTITUTE,
MITCHELL, LAWRENCE COUNTY, INDIANA.
HISTORY.
Founded April 6, 1880, this institution in two years has received nearly one thousand different stu- dents from the States of Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Ohio and Maryland. The graduates number sixty-five from the Classical, Scientific and Teachers' Departments, and sixteen from the Commercial Department. Beginning without suitable buildings or apparatus, the institution now has the most commodious and beautiful building in the State used for the purpose, a full line of apparatus and a choice reference library. The attendance has increased at a rapid rate until there is no doubt in regard to the statement that the career of the college has been wonderfully prosperous.
DEPARTMENTS.
Recognizing the impossibility of sustaining a department connected with all the professions, this institution confines its efforts to the legitimate work of a college for the people, at which they are trained for the great office of teacher or thoroughly developed by a liberal education. In order to ac- complish this work the following departments are equipped and sustained :
Classical-4 years with Preparatory.
Scientific-3 years with Preparatory. .
Teachers'-2 years with Preparatory.
Commercial- 2 terms after the Preparatory.
Engineering-3 terms.
Musical-1 year.
Preparatory-Time required varies with advancement. .
Persons are admitted to any of these classes upon passing examination in the subjects previously completed by the class. In this manner any of the courses may be finished in less than the required time. The instruction is so thorough and practical that the graduates have no difficulty in obtaining first-class positions. Though the standard is placed so high, yet students of any grade of advancement find classes suited to their needs.
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EXPENSES.
The great obstacle in the way of young men and ladies who have only limited means with which to obtain an education, is removed at this institution. The cost of living is reduced to the most reasona- ble point. The total expense, including board and tuition, is less than that required simply to live at other places. Yet the management make no claims to cheap boarding houses, as if that were all the students desired.
Tuition per term of 10 weeks $8 00
Board in private families, per week. 2 50
Board and room in the clubs, per week .. $2 00 to 2 25
SCHOOL YEAR AND CALENDAR.
School year is divided into five terms; four containing ten weeks each, and one (summer term) seven weeks, and a vacation of five weeks in July and August.
FALL TERM (1882) OPENS. SEPTEMBER 5, 1882.
FIRST WINTER TERM OPENS NOVEMBER 14, 66 SECOND WINTER TERM OPENS JANUARY 23, 1883.
'. SPRING TERM OPENS SUMMER TERM OPENS JUNE 12,
APRIL 3, .
FOURTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT JULY 26, 66
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MIXERSVILLE. In Bath town- ship, Franklin county, 12 miles northeast of Brookville, the county seat. Oxford, O., 5 miles east on the C., H. & I. R'y, is nearest bank location and shipping point. Popu- ation, 100. Robert Wilson, postmaster. Bridgford J M, grocer. Dalzell & Phenis, meat market.
Garner M Mrs, dressmaker.
Lackey M, wagonmaker. O'Neal William, painter. Onert A J, wagonmaker.
Ross E, harnessmaker.
Stetzel George, painter. Vanarsdal L C, saw mill.
Wilson C M, shoemaker.
Wilson Robert, Tailor. Zink & Davis, blacksmiths.
MONGO. A village of 250 inhabit- ants, in Springfield township, La Grange county, 9 miles east of La Grange, the county seat, and 9 southeast of Lima, both of which are shipping stations. E. Keefer, pos master.
Baker H, carpenter.
Colwell Hiram, hotel.
Colwell J, blacksmith.
Haskins Albert, justice of the peace.
Hawk Charles L, flour mill.
Jones A W, physician.
Keefer E, Druggist and Grocer Long O G, carpenter and saw mill.
Meek Orlando, cooper. Myers F, shoe and harnessmaker.
Myers John F, barber. Rawles J W, physician.
Shepardson E & Son, general store. Smith H, undertaker.
Wade A A, General Store and Music Teacher.
Wade R, merchant tailor.
Wade William, shoemaker.
MONITOR. A hamlet 7 miles east of Lafayette, the county seat and bank lo- cation, in Perry township, Tippecanoe county. Daily stage from Lafayette to Rossville; fare to Lafayette, 25 cents ; to Rossville, 50 cents. Shipping point, La- fayette. Population, 100. Charles W. Sex- ton, postmaster.
Fretz Bros, flour mill.
Robeson Edward, wooler mill. Sexton C W, Grocer and Drugs.
Yost E Mrs, general store. Yost P J, blacksmith.
MONMOUTH. A village of 125 inhabitants, on G. R. & I. R. R., in Root township, Adams county, 2} miles north of Decatur, the county seat and nearest bank.
Two churches and graded school. M. F. Rice, postmaster.
Coltes & Co, saw mill. Lord Martin, blacksmith.
Magley John, justice of the peace.
Rice M F, General Store and R R Agt. Trover Rev, (Lutheran). Winings Rev, (Baptist).
MONON. Locally known as Bradford, is a thrifty village of 450 inhabitants, lo- cated at crossing of Main Line and C. & I. Air Line Div. L., N. A. & C. R'ys., in Union township, White county, 10 miles northwest of Monticello, the county seat and banking town, and 30 miles north of Lafayette. Christian, Baptist and Metho- dist churches, a graded school and 2 hotels are sustained. The chief exports consist of grain and live stock. Ex., Am. and L., N. A. & C. Jonathan M. Kellogg, postmaster. Allen Andrew P, wagonmaker.
Ball Alfred, justice of the peace.
Banta Henry J, physician. Beaucamp David, shoemaker.
Blakely & Hinkle, general store.
Bunch Terrell, carpenter.
Byers William, plasterer.
DeHaven & Saylor, flour mill.
Denton & Martin, blacksmiths.
Fagg John W, druggist.
Funderburg Mattie A, millinery.
Grady Jackson K, general store.
Gray Robert, meat market.
Gwin James P, agt L, NA & C R'y and Ex Company.
Gwin T & J P, general store.
Hall Whitfield Rev, (Methodist).
Hilderbrand Theodore, blacksmith.
Horner Cornelius M, general store.
Judson & Marshall, millinery.
Kellogg Jonathan M, postmaster.
Leopold, Heidelberger & Co, general store.
Louis & Strodel, druggists.
Lowe Larkin, live stock. Miller M A & Co, furniture.
Oglesby David, barber.
Pogue & Son, restaurant.
Ramsey Leander, physician.
Reed John T, physician and druggist.
Reynolds Benjamin, saloon.
Sain Joseph H, Hotel and Grocer. Scott William & Co, grain dealers.
Shackelford William H, agt Am Ex Com- pany.
Shields Mary Mrs, dressmaker.
Taylor Richard W, hotel. Watson Jesse L, lumber.
Winkley John M, general store.
MONROE. Situated in Monroe town- ship, Adams county, on G., R. & I. R. R., 6 miles south of Decatur, the county seat
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UNION OYSTER CO.
-JOBBERS . IN- OYSTERS, FRUIT AND CANNED GOOD J. S. KELLER, Manager, 40 North Illinois St., Indianapolis, Ind.
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and banking place. Population, 100. U. S. Ex. Joseph Hocker, postmaster. Badders Moses, blacksmith. Goodwin C A, physician. Hendricks B, R R and ex agt.
Hendricks & Hocker, general store.
Hocker C W, saw mill.
Hocker Joseph, Cooper.
Hunter E J, physician. Marker J, shoemaker.
Merryman Henry P, justice of the peace. Middleton S W, grocer.
Simcoke V B, General Store, Hub and Hoop Manufacturer.
Wagoner Samuel, drugs and grocer. Zimmerman C A, physician.
MONROE CITY. (See Lovely Dale.)
Knox county.
MONROE MILLS. Known also as Sharp's Mill, in Marion township, Monroe county, 16 miles northeast of Bloomington, the county seat, and 3} miles southwest of Mahalasville on the F. F. & M. R. R., its shipping point. Martinsville is the bank location. Population, 50. S. Bales, post- master.
Bales Spencer, General Store. Feltman Dolph, shoemaker. Frie Joseph, tanner. Hubbard II, live stock.
Hull George, chair manufacturer.
McDaniel Herman, tanner.
Sharpe J K, General Store, Saw Mill, Tanner.
MONROEVILLE. This incor- porated town of 1,200 inhabitants is pleas- antly located in Monroe township, Allen county, 16 miles southeast of Ft. Wayne, the county seat and banking town, and 140 northeast of Indianapolis. It was incor- porated in 1863,is surrounded by a vast tract of good timber land and contains 4 churches -Methodist, Catholic, Lutheran and Chris- tian-a graded school of 5 departments, 1 hotel, 1 flour mill, a cooper shop, 2 saw mills, 1 pump factory, 1 brick and 1 tile yard. A weekly newspaper, the Democrat, is sustained. Brick, tile, lumber and pro- duce are the principal shipments. Ex., Adams. Tel., W. U. Morris Strass, post- master.
Argo Alexander S, agricultural imple- ments.
Baker Alonzo A, notary public.
Baker William D, general store. Baker & Williams, live stock. Bobilya George L, livery.
Brandebery & Nash, tile manufacturers.
Brennan Charles J, shoemaker.
Carmichael Ila J, general store.
Cassady, Steinman & Co, carriagemakers. Connolly William A, physician. Conroy Thomas H, barber. Corbaley & Freese, general store. Coverdale Elias G, lawyer.
Delavan John H, Propr Indiar House.
Dickerson William, agricultural imple ments.
Engle Ammiel, physician.
Finan Edward, saloon.
George William P, barber.
Haley Martin, saloon.
Hardesty Frank P, publisher Monroevill Democrat.
Hays Henry H, agt P, Ft W & C R R and Adams Ex Company.
Indiana House, J H Delavan, Propr Johnson John A, blacksmith.
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