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King John V, justice of the peace. . Lake W C Mrs, milliner. Lant & Shiller, bakers. Lowden G W, wagonmaker.
Maxwell John F & Co, general store. Mitchell John, blacksmith.
Moore N V Rev, (Methodist).
Mulaney & Hays, saloon.
Neely J M, Saddles and Harness. Obenshain C H, boots and shoes.
Ragsdale J W Rev, (Baptist).
Ramsey W B, lawyer. Rude W L, lawyer.
Saltcorn Charles, hotel.
Walker L Mrs, Millinery and Gen- eral Store.
White JN, livery.
MOROCCO. Situated in Beaver township, Newton county, 12 miles north of Kentland, the county seat, bank location and shipping point. Population, 400. Stage route to Kentland and St. Mary's, Ill., tri-weekly. Ward Anderson, .post- master.
Anderson Ward, Hotel.
Bemenderfer J W, furniture and justice. Clark J J, blacksmith. Darroch William, lawyer. Deardurff G W, grocer. Humston M L, physician.
Johnson & Groves, General Store. Kennedy William, hardware.
Kennedy & Ketcham, druggists.
Kite Charles, blacksmith. Pardlowe Edwin, harnessmaker. Sager D F, carpenter. Sammons N, saloon. Schnehenburger John, barber. Smart Bros, feed mill. Smith L M, blacksmith. Triplett Charles E, physician.
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MORRIS. A village in Adams town- ship, Ripley county, on the C., I., St. L. & C. R. R., 18 miles northeast of Versailles, the county seat. Greensburg is the nearest bank location. Population, 550. Am. Ex. Joseph Bierbusse, postmaster.
Andrews Michael, meat market.
Bierbusse Joseph, General Store, Spokes and Cooperage. Bischoff Aloys, flour mill. Brandstetter H, cigar manufacturer. Carmody Martin, insurance agt. Clark Henry, saw mill.
Davis JR, Physician. Fehlinger John, wagonmaker. Hauss & J,stave and heading manufacturer. Huber George, saloon and tinner. Humbert Theodore, shoemaker. Huseman William, saddles and harness.
Kirschner Frank, saloon. Moeller Kate, dressmaker. Mollenkamp Martin, hotel, justice, saloon and R R agt.
Renner Ignatius, township trustee.
Roell Henry, furniture. Tekuloe J B, shoemaker.
Tekuloe W, furniture.
Tupp N, blacksmith.
Volz Nicholas, live stock.
Weber Frank, General Store, Grain, Ex Agt and Live Stock. Westrick R H, general store.
MORRISTOWN. Randolph coun- ty. (See Parker. )
MORRISTOWN. Situated on Blue river and C., H. & I. R. R., in Hanover township, Shelby county, 12 miles north- east of Shelbyville, the county seat. Pop- ulation, 750. The village has grown rapid- ly in the past two years, and is an excellent business place. Tri-weekly stage to Shel- byville ; fare, 35 cents. Joseph V. Shipp, postmaster.
Abernathy A A, physician. Binford J L, general store.
Blount R Rev, (Christian).
Bodine W A, General Store. Cain Albert Rev, (Methodist).
Church J M & Co, flour and feed mill. . Dailey C H, drugs.
Dalrymple J M, harnessmaker.
Foust S B, blacksmith.
Fox George, horseshoer.
Handy A C, meat market.
Hart J C, lawyer. Hull John, confectioner. Long Bros, saw mill.
Lucas & Sleeth, blacksmiths. McGaughey D'S, physician. Miller George, machine shop. Morrison C W, undertaker.
Myers M, General Store. Raferty George, live stock.
Rigelsbergher F, saw mill. Robins J D, confectioner.
Saulsbury SE, physician.
Sellers J'S Rev, clergyman.
Shipp J V, Grocer. Shipp T Rev, clergyman.
Sleeth M A, justice of the peace.
Smiley J L, shoemaker.
Smith W H, barber.
Spurrier J G, hotel. Tyner Elbert, livery.
Tyner James M, grain, R R and ex agt.
Whetzel F F, physician. Wolf J G, flour mill and physician.
Wrenick J H, grocer.
Wrenick T C, drugs and hardware.
SHOW CASES
WIEGEL & RUEHL, 188 South Meridian St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
CANNED GOODS AND OYSTERS. [ UNION OYSTER CO., J. S. KELLER, Manager, 40 North Illinois Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
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MORTON. A postoffice in Clinton township, Putnam county, 12 miles north- west of Greencastle, the county seat and most available banking point. Bainbridge, 5 miles east, is the shipping station, on the L., N. A. & C. R'y. Stage route to Green- castle ; fare, 40 cents. Population, 35. G. W. Hanna, postmaster. Bettis C M, blacksmith. Clapsadle John, wagonmaker.
Hall J T, physician.
Hanna G W, General Store. Payton A, general store.
Sleel J E Rev, (Methodist).
MOSCOW. A village situated in Orange township, Rush county, 12 miles southwest of Rushville, the banking place and seat of justice. St. Paul, 7 miles south- west, on the C., I., St. L. & C. R. R., is the shipping point. Population, 135. E. H. Crippen, postmaster.
Barlow A V, flour and saw mill.
Barlow & McGinness, druggists and grocers. Bennett B, justice.
Buell Oliver, carpenter. Carter Thomas H, druggist and grocer. Cripper E H, Physician. McDonald James, general store. Paulus D, live stock. Ross T A, justice of the peace. Whisman A, blacksmith.
MOUNTAIN SPRING. A vil- lage sometimes called Linville, in Baker township, Martin county, 17 miles north- east of West Shoals court house. Owens- burg, on the B., S., O. & S. R'y, 5 miles north, is the shipping point. Bedford is the nearest banking place. C. H. Crane, postmaster.
Baker Thomas J, justice. Bridges Isaac T, justice. Caples Ira D, justice. Crane C H, General Store. Grindstaff & Nicholis, feed mill. Grindstaff Dr, flour mill.
MOUNT AUBURN. Sometimes called Black Hawk, in Jackson township, Shelby county, 13 miles southwest of Shel- byville, the county seat, 4 miles west of Lewis creek, the nearest station, and 5 east of Edinburg, its banking place and ship- ping point. Tri-weekly stage to Edinburg ; fare, 25 cents ; Shelbyville; fare, 75 cents. Population, 150. William H. Barlow, post- master.
Barlow W H, General Store. Craig C W, physician. Dorsey Jason, wagonmaker. Fields E J, blacksmith. Ford Walter M, physician.
Isley Ira, blacksmith. King Theodore, shoemaker.
Klein Jacob, General Store and Car- penter. Oltman J & Sons, carpenters. Payn A S, junk dealer. Payn W S, junk dealer. Prather W C, physician. Runske Levi, wagonmaker.
MOUNT CARMEL. Situated in Springfield township, Franklin county, 8 miles east of Brookville, the county seat, shipping station, and bank location. Pop- ulation, 200. Contains 3 churches, graded school, and ships hogs and grain. William Laird, postmaster.
Bishop C A, organ reed manufacturer.
Fogle & Gilchrist, general store. Gates Frank, meat market.
Herron John C, hotel and dentist.
Hyatt Olando, wagon manufacturer. Jenkins E W, physician.
Laird William, General Store. La Rue Bros, stoves and tinware.
Major John S, harness.
Mash Moses, saw and flour mills.
Merrell R, carriagemaker.
Moore W H Rev, ( Presbyterian).
Poettner E, carpenter and justice.
Reed A B, cooper. Rickard Henry, shoemaker.
Rowe J P, blacksmith. Tharp James, blacksmith.
Vanansdall D A, blacksmith.
Willgon G W Rev, (Methodist).
MOUNT COMFORT. A small place in Buck Creek township, Hancock county, 10 miles northwest of Greenfield, the county seat and banking place. Oak- landon, 6 miles northwest, on C., C., C. & I. R'y, is the shipping point. Population, 25. Samuel S. Smith, postmaster.
Dillman William T, Grocer. Grist George, blacksmith. McLain William, saw mill. Smith Samuel S, general store.
MOUNT ETNA. A town on the Salamonie river, in Polk township, Hun- tington county, 10 miles southwest of Hun- tington, the county seat, shipping and banking point. Population, 325. Stage tri-weekly to Huntington; fare, 40 cents. James Gallagher, postmaster.
Anderson E J, blacksmith. Bain C, general store. Bicker F C, harnessmaker. Bilderbach P N Rev, (Methodist). Billiter Henry, saloon. Buffington S B, barber.
Chenoweth James M, general store.
PENSIONS
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Clenoweth G P, physician. Cook William, hardware and grocer. Gallagher B S Mrs, milliner and dress- maker.
Gallagher James, Postmaster. Harbour O V L Rev, (Methodist). Ingham E J, blacksmith. Jeffrey J & Son, blacksmiths. King William H, cooper. Large A R, furniture and undertaker. Mahony Thomas, flour mill.
Marks Thomas & Son, wagonmakers. Mitchell S P, physician.
Plank & Bro, Stoves and Tinware. Plaster C S, drugs and grocer.
Rogers T A, shoemaker. Scott N W, physician. Terall J H, justice of the peace.
MOUNT HEALTHY. A post- office in Jackson township, Bartholomew county, 13 miles southwest of Columbus, the county seat. Stage communication twice a week with Columbus; fare 25 cents ; Waynesville, 30 cents; Spraytown, 50 cents. John Igel, jr, postmaster.
Dye Morris, wagonmaker.
Igel Margaret, General Store. Shoomaker Levi, cooper.
MOUNT HOPE. A postoffice in Wilmington township, DeKalb county, 8 miles east of Auburn, the county seat, banking and shipping place. Population, 20. B. F. Thomas, postmaster. Coleman C T, wagonmaker.
Thomas B F, Postmaster. Tugsley George, justice of the peace.
MOUNT LIBERTY. A postoffice in Brown county, 7 miles northeast of Nashville, the county seat, and 12 west of Columbus, its shipping point and banking place. Population, 30. Stage tri-weekly to Columbus and Nashville; fare, $2. Har- vey A. Patterson, postmaster. Bright John F, general store. Cooper Samuel, general store. Freinklin Calvin, general store. Hawkins Preston, general store. Patterson Harvey General
Store.
Pittman Abraham, general store.
MOUNT MERIDIAN. A post- office in Jefferson township, Putnam coun- ty, 8 miles southeast of Greencastle, tlie county seat and banking location, and nearest shipping point. Population, 200. Samuel P. Brown, postmaster. Alle J M, wagonmaker.
Bourne Ambrose, blacksmith. Bowen Bros. General Store.
Clift N, shoemaker.
Grimes J B, physician. Hurst William, general store. Hurst & Grimes, flour mill. Pyton J, painter.
Vaughn J L, wagonmaker. Wells James, saw mill.
MOUNT MORIAH. In Hamblin township, Brown county, 12 miles northeast of Nashville, the county seat, contains 100 inhabitants. Edinburg is the bank loca- tion. Taylorsville, 10 miles east, on the J., M. & I. R. R., is its shipping point. John C. Wright, postmaster.
Bringman Elias, blacksmith.
Clevinger W H H, saw mill. Ford Nelson, blacksmith.
Hamblin Jesse, shoemaker.
O'Haver Joseph, millwright.
Owens William, general store.
Stewart Thomas J, physician.
Walker William, blacksmith.
Wright John C, Farmer.
MOUNT PLEASANT. A small hamlet in Union township, Perry county, 24 miles northeast of Cannelton, the county seat. Rono Landing, on the Ohio river, 5 miles distant, is the shipping point. Tell City, 23 miles southwest, is the nearest bank location. Population, 60. Staves and hoop poles are shipped. James A. Shircliff, postmaster.
Casper M F & Bros, stave dealers.
Courcier L A, poultry breeder.
Courcier Theodore, lawyer and grain.
Edwards Lemuel, blacksmith.
Harp J E, justice of the peace.
James J H, saloon and grocer.
Mitchell L, blacksmith. Reed James, hoop poles.
Robins John, carpenter.
Shircliff James A, General Store.
MOUNT PROSPECT. Called also Brownstown, a place of 90 inhabitants, located on Little Blue river, in Sterling township, Crawford county, 18 miles north- west of Leavenworth, the county seat and shipping point. New Albany is the near- est banking place. Population, 90. James A. Melton, postmaster.
Critchfield A A, meat market.
Enlow Jacob, saloon and shoemaker. Enlow & Alstot, meat market.
Gregory & Patton, saw and flour mill. McMickle F M, blacksmith and barber. McMickle John, livery and justice. McMickle J H, hotel and lawyer. Mathers William Rev, (Christian).
Milton James A, General Store. Tillery Charles, general store.
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.
Home Life Ins. Co. Has paid large dividends. has the largest surplus for dividends in future. Best Co. for Agents. E. H. KELLOGG, Sup't., Chicago. Ill.
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Vandeveer Joel, physician. Young D R, blacksmith.
MOUNT STERLING. Popula- tion, 165. Situated in Jefferson township, Switzerland county, 3} miles north of Vevay, the county seat, banking town and shipping point, contains 2 churches and graded school. Stage communication in summer with Rising Sun and Versailles ; fare, $1 to each. Benjamin Cole, postmaster. Baker & McKay, flour mill.
Banta J H, apiarist.
Banta M H, brick mason.
Clark Paul, justice of the peace.
Clark R E, physician.
Cole Benjamin, General Store.
Cole James, live stock.
Cotton Ralph, shoemaker.
Cotton Thomas, stone mason.
Craig G, carpenter.
Gleason W W Rev, (Baptist.).
Martin E D, wagonmaker.
Shepard H, painter.
Waldon N I, blacksmith.
Webb Jacob C, mason.
MOUNT SUMMIT. A village in Prairie township, Henry county, on line of the Ft. W., C. & L. R. R., 6 miles north of New Castle, the county seat and banking point. Population, 250. Ex., Am. Tel., W. U. J. N. Smith, postmaster.
Beavers J V, wheather strip manufacturer. Canaday Samuel F, justice of the peace.
Cole James Rev, (Christian).
Courtney James, shoemaker.
Davis & Rifner, grain and agricultural im- plements.
Duke James, hotel.
Evans Aaron, physician.
Haynes J L, R R and ex agt.
Jackson F G, physician.
Kessil Alfred, blacksmith.
Leath, Jobe & Selly, saw mill.
Michael Bros, roofers and tinners.
Norville R D, physician.
Smith J N, General Store.
MOUNT VERNON. Is the county seat of Posey county, pleasantly located on the Ohio river and St. L. Div. L. & N. R. R., 19 miles west of Evansville and 160 southwest of Indianapolis. This, for its size, is probably the most thrifty, energetic place in southern Indiana. It is a hand- some incorporated city of 4,500 inhabitants, has a bonded debt of $50,000, 5 churches- Methodist, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Cath- olic and Baptist -- 1 high and 2 graded schools, 3 hotels, 2 banks, very substantial business blocks and handsome county build- ings. Of the last mentioned the court house
cost $112,000 and the jail $25,000. The surrounding country is very fertile, and this being the county seat it receives sup- port from nearly the entire county, which is one of the most productive in the State. Four weekly newspapers are sustained, and are known as the Posey County Republican, Western Star, The Sun, and Mount Vernon Democrat. The last mentioned is the offi- cial democratic organ of Posey county. It is a well established and ably edited paper with a large circulation. The manufactur- ing interests are represented by 3 flour mills, a machine shop, 1 tannery, 3 brick yards, 1 hominy mill, 1 cooper shop, a pump factory, and 1 saw mill. Telephone connection with Evansville. Ex., Adams. Tel., W. U. Edward Brown, postmaster.
Acuff William H, carriage manufacturer. Allen Thomas, brickmaker.
Allyn Sidney, justice of the peace.
Bacon & Bloomer, livery.
Barter James M, publisher The Weekly Sun.
Barter J H & Son, carriagemakers.
Barter & Co, hardware.
Bicker Frank, gunsmith.
Bischoff J & Co, grocers.
Black George W, sewing machines.
Brettner Hotel, Louis Brettner, propr.
Brinkmann H & Sons, agricultural imple- ments and carriage manufacturers.
Brown Edward, postmaster and builder.
Brown Thomas, brickmaker.
Byrne Thomas, grocer.
Charles Willis, books.
City Hotel, Charles Kampen, cor Main and 3d. (See adv.)
Clark Andrew J, jeweler.
Conlin Charles, barber.
Cooper Rev, (Methodist).
Cox Joshua, justice of the peace.
Cralley Joseph K, blacksmith.
Crawley O B, fancy goods.
Cronbach Manuel & Bro, druggists.
Damron House, U G Damron, propr.
Daniel William P, justice of the peace.
Dexheimer Henry, baker and confectioner. , Edson William P, lawyer. ' Dismer Elizabeth Mrs, milliner.
Espenscheid Peter, grocer. Evertson Bros, flour mill.
Feldman George A, barber.
Finch V C Mrs, confectionery.
Finch V C & Co, hardware.
First National Bank; capital, $100,000; John M Lockwood, prest ; John B Gard- ner, cashr.
Fogas Andrew C, cigar manufacturer.
Forshie Charles, brickmaker.
Franck George H, Baker and Con- fectioner, Main. Frielinghausen Anton, saloon.
O. S. GILLETTE,
Nos. 28 and 30 East Georgia Street, INDIANAPOLIS, - - IND.
MANUFACTURER OF WAGON AND CARRIAGE MATERIAL. Spokes, Hubs, Long and Short Carriage and EXPRESS BOWS. See adv., page 6.
PRINTING.
Binding and Blank Book Making, CARLON & HOLLENBECK, Southeast Corner Circle and Meridian Streets, - INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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CITY HOTEL,
(LATE EUROPEAN)
CHARLES KAMPEN, Proprietor. Cor. Main and Third Streets,
MT. VERNON, INDIANA. €
House lately remodeled, renovated and refurnished from garret to cellar. The City Transfer carries passengers and baggage from and to the railroad depot.
A. W. NEWMANN, Funeral Director,
4th Street, between Main and Store, Mt. Vernon, Indiana.
ng Also manufacturer of and dealer in FURNITURE of every description. All work war- ranted to give satisfaction.
The Mt. Vernon Democrat, COFFICIAL PAPER OF POSEY COUNTY.2
ALBERT A. SPARKS, Editor and Prop., Mt. Vernon, Posey Co., Ind.
This paper is a six-column quarto, published every Thursday, containing about thirty columns of good reading matter. It is strongly Democratic, the official paper of Posey County, and has a circulation of 1,400 copies.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE.
C R. & J. T. MAGILL, 5 -MANUFACTURERS OF-
CHICAGO-ENC-CO.
WAGONS,
Buggies, Plows and Harrows.
Horse Shoeing, General Blacksmithing and Repai ing done Promptly and Skillfully.
WEST SIDE OF STORE, BET. 5th and 6th, MT. VERNON, IND.
New York Life Ins. Co.
Was the first to issue Non-Forfeitable Policies. No suicidal clause or objectionable restrictions in its policies. J. W. Dean, Gen'l Ag't, INDIANAPOLIS.
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Fuelling Clamor L, merchant tailor. Furer, Boyce & Co, grain. Gee Joseph, laundry. Geiss William C, confectionery. Gregory J & Son, livery.
Griffin Joseph, shoemaker.
Gronemier Simon H, Stoves and Tinware, Main.
Harlem A E, grocer.
Harlem M & Son, dry goods.
Harper John, physician.
Hartung E & W, grocers.
Hattich Adam & Co, marble works.
Hempfling Lawrence, meat market.
Henrich George, gents' furnishing.
Hinch John D, boots and shoes.
Hinch William S, barber.
Hironimus John, carriagemaker.
Hoelm & Grabert, grocers.
Holzmeier John P, shoemaker.
Hovey & Menzies, lawyers.
Hutchison Alexander, insurance.
Imboden Peter, shoemaker.
Jackson Walter, lawyer. Jarodzki Louis, general store.
Jones Leroy W, photographer.
Kahn Isaac, saloon.
Kahn Joseph L, saloon.
Kampen Charles, Propr City Ho- tel, cor Main and 3d. (See adr.)
Klein, C P & Co, grocers.
Kluga H, merchant tailor.
Koener Gotthiel, wagonmaker.
Kreie Charles, harness.
Leffel & Williams, publishers Western Star.
Leonard Frederick P, lawyer.
Leonard & Tate, real estate and insurance.
Leukroth Rheinhold, shoemaker.
Loerch C & G, marble works.
Louden William, lawyer.
Loveland Preston, newsdealer.
McArthur W M & Co, druggists.
McCallister A C & Son, general store.
McShane Michael, justice of the peace.
Magill R & JT, Carriage Manufac- turers, etc, store bet 5th and 6th. (See adv.)
Maier Conrad, merchant tailor.
Mann John! physician. Mann Philip, merchant tailor.
Marion & Harp, saloon.
Meeker & Davis, saloon.
Moeller John, cooper.
Moore Joseph, lawyer.
Mt Vernon Banking Company, Charles A Parke, prest ; C J Carpenter, cashr.
Mt Vernon Democrat, (weekly) Albert A Sparks, Publisher, 10 Main. (See adv.)
Naas Jacob, general store. Naas John, saloon.
Neumann August W, Undertaker, 4th bet Maine and Store. (See adv.)
Niederst John, saloon.
Noel Edward, sewing machines.
Ormen & Kirk, painters.
Parke Owen & Co, insurance. Patterson A Mrs, milliner.
Pearse Milton W, lawyer. Pearse Simeon H, physician.
Peckinpaugh G R, physician.
Pentecost Jennie Mrs, milliner.
Pfeffer J F Rev, (Lutheran).
Pfeffer & Traudt, flour mill.
Pitcher J & H C, lawyers.
Posey County Republican, C F Wertz, pub- lisher. Powell J W, physician.
Quick Charles, sewing machines.
Quinzer Adam, furniture.
Raben & Naas, dry goods. :
Ramsey Douglas C, physician.
Reckart Fred, shoemaker.
Reeves William, saloon. Reis John T, gunsmith.
Rhein Charles, shoemaker.
Richter Charles, cooper.
Rosenbaum & Bro, dry goods.
Rosengart Max, saloon and grocer.
Roser Louis, general store.
Sarlls Richard jr, boots and shoes.
Sarlls Richard sr, grain.
Scammahorn J A Rev, (Methodist).
Scheidel Michael, harness.
Schenk Eberhard B, hardware and pumps.
Schieber Augustus, grocer.
Schiela J F & Bro, furniture and under- takers.
Schneider & Co, grocers.
Schnur Henry, flour mill.
Schontrup John Rev, (Catholic).
Schultz O T, physician.
Schutz Charles, harness.
Shore John L, agt Adams Ex Company and L & M R R.
Shouse Benjamin T, restaurant.
Smith Ellwood, mayor and dentist.
Smyth Richard, physician.
Soechtig Henry, jeweler.
Sparks Albert A, Publisher and Propr Mt Vernon Democrat, 10 Main. (See adv.)
Spencer Elijah M, lawyer.
Spencer E V, physician,
Spilman William S, livery.
Springer Charles, saw mill.
Stackler & Weckesser, grocers.
Stallmann Christian, shoemaker.
Steffan Charles R, tanner and harness. Stritter Fred T, barber. Templeton Worth,spring bed manufacturer.
Tente Christian F, grocer.
The Hudnuts, hominy mills.
Thomas & Topper, coal.
Tichendorf Emma Miss, milliner. Tompkins George, blacksmith.
L. Everingham & Co.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. FACILITIES in every DEPARTMENT UNSURPASSED, 125 LaSalle Street, CHICAGO.
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Uri Abraham W, general store. Wagner Paulina Mrs, milliner. Walter Peter, restaurant. Wasam Charles, saloon.
Wasam & Pfeffer, furniture.
Weaver John B, physician.
Weckesser Vincent, grocer.
Weekly Sun (The), J M Barter, publisher. Weibrenner George M, grocer.
Weir Charles P, druggist. .
Weisinger Henry, undertaker.
Wertz Charles F, publisher Posey County Republican.
Western Star, (weekly) Leffel & Williams publishers.
Western Union Telegraph Company, W G Stannard, manager.
Wilber H B, general store. Williams Sarah C Mrs, milliner.
Willis Thomas J, cigar manufacturer.
Wilson Eugene A, confectioner.
Wimpelberg William, saloon.
Wolf H, wagonmaker.
Wolf & Freeman, meat market.
Wolter Frederick, saloon.
Woody & Keck, machinists.
Yunker Philip, saloon.
Zimmerman John, boots and shoes.
MOUNT ZION. A. village of 64 in- habitants, in Chester and Jackson town- ships, Wells county, 12 miles southwest of Bluffton court house. Boehmer, 22 miles distant, on T., C. & St. L. R. R., is the shipping point. The nearest bank is in Bluffton. Tri-weekly stage to Boehmer. W. C. Pearce, postmaster.
Bargdall W B, plasterer. Bias Sylvester Rev, (United Brethren). Burley George G, Physician. Cloud Henry S, justice of the peace. Ellis Thomas, carpenter. Griffith Joseph, carpenter. Irick J H, general store. Jeffrey Walter, painter. Jellison John, justice of the peace. Johnson Moses, blacksmith. Lewis Harvey, blacksmith. McAdams Perry, physician.
Minnick Peter, agricultural implements. Neff Isaac, carriage painter.
Neff Wilson, carpenter. Neff & Burgess, grocers and druggists. Neff & Johnson, carriage manufacturers. Pearce W C, Postmaster. Roby John, justice of the peace. Seabold George H, saw mill and lumber. Smith Cyrus Rev, (United Brethren). Wall & Son, general store. Wilson Joseph, shoemaker.
MUDDY FORK. Known also as Bridgeport, is a station on the L., N. A. &
C. R'y, in Carr township, Clark county, 15 miles northwest of Jeffersonville, the coun- ty seat. New Albany is the nearest bank- ing point. J. L. Warman, postmaster. Burns S W Rev, (Advent).
Haddox Joseph, blacksmith. Motsinger William, blacksmith.
Spurgeon Frank, physician.
Tompkins William, shoemaker. Trippell German, tanner.
Warman J L, General Store. Warman N K, general store.
MUD LICK. A prosperous village in Monroe township, Jefferson county, 8 miles north of Madison, the nearest bank location and county seat. North Madison, 6 miles south, on J., M. & I. R. R., is the shipping point. Population, 100. Tri- weekly stage to Versailles. John King, postmaster.
Adams John & Co, blacksmiths.
Adams Thomas, blacksmith.
Baker Samuel, hay press.
Carnet Louis, saloon.
Cope James W, wagonmaker.
Grossman George, hay press.
Grossman John, grocer.
Jessup A W, hay press.
King John, General Store and Justice. King John G, shoemaker.
Kiser Richard, blacksmith.
Miles E J, hay press.
Penn B A, physician.
Rogers & Smith, saw mill.
Schwartz George M, flour mill.
Smith William R, Flour and Saw Mill. Waltz Griffith, hay press. Waltz John, hay press.
MULBERRY. An enterprising vil- lage of 300 inhabitants, in Madison town- ship, Clinton county, on L. E. & W. R'y, 10 miles northwest of Frankfort, the county seat. Grain and lumber are exported.
Bank location, Frankfort. Ex., U. S. S.
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