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Cline Cyrus. county supt of schools.
Cole & Beil, Brick and Tile Manufac- turers.
Corbin A Judson, Cigar Manufac- turer.
Cowen John W, lawyer and insurance agent.
Crain Marcus F, physician.
Craxton & Co, boots and shoes.
Creditor Edward H, dentist.
Crockett & Reeves, jewelers.
Crubach William, Tinsmith and Roofer.
Dague & Shank, flour and feed.
Dougherty Cred H, jeweler.
Dawson Benjamin F, justice of the peace. Draper John S, druggist.
Dunning Addie, dressmaker.
Eberly & Longabaugh, general store.
Fast Joseph, carpenter.
Ferrier & Rakestraw, proprs, Steuben county Journal, and job printers.
Fleming George B, traveling, land and passenger agent on L S & MS R R and branches.
French William D, agricultural imple- ments.
Freygang Harmon, harnessmaker.
Fuller Stephen H, coroner.
Gale, Stocker & Best, lawyers.
Gates Lawrence, insurance agent.
Gibson Marion E, Gold and Silver Plater.
Gillett Louis R, Propr Morse House. Goddard Rollin H, county commissioner.
Goodale Orville, county clerk.
Hale A S Rev, (Christian).
Hickmott John Rev, (Congregational).
Hildreth William W, wind mill manufac turer.
Hoff John B, photographer.
Hull Clara, hardware.
Hull John M, general store.
Hull J M Mrs, milliner.
Jarrard Alonzo, saloon.
Jarrard William H, saloon.
Jarvis Allen, saw mill and harness.
Johnson Robert H, county auditor.
Johnson & Weyburn, Pianos and Organs. (See adv.)
Jordan & Spangle, meat market.
Kenestrick Joseph D, physician.
Keyes Wm H, sheriff.
Killinger Frank, restaurant.
Killinger Henry, carriage manufacturer.
Kinney John J, insurance agent.
Kinney & Co, Bankers; Capital, $100,- 000.
Kirk W M, sewing machines.
Latson Simeon R, general store.
Leas Emanuel R, physician.
Leas Obadiah H, livery stable.
Legg Thomas E, livery stable.
Linder Henry, R R and ex agt.
McClure John, county commissioner.
McKillen James C, barber.
Macartney Frank R, abstract of titles.
Mawhood John, saw mill.
Menzenberger Sebastian H, grocer.
Miller George W, propr Star Flour Mill.
Miller James U, propr Steuben Republican and Steuben Republican Store.
Moffet & Miller, carriage manufacturers.
Morarity Eugene, restaurant.
Morley Robert G, county surveyor.
Morrow John K, Lawyer and Jus- tice of the Peace.
Morse House, Louis R Gillett, Propr. Moss William C, agricultural implements. Moss S A & Son, general store.
Mugg Gilbert, saloon.
Nimock George, marble works.
Osborn Alfred, dry goods.
Parish Orlo W, foundry.
Parsell Abijah D, grocer.
Peterson Henry C, county prosecuting at- torney. Potter Alfred, livery stable.
Potter William, cooper.
Pow Lizzie, milliner.
Powers & Bratton, lawyers.
Richardson John, blacksmith.
Russell House, Wm Bigler, Propr. Sheffer W K, propr Angola Herald.
Shore Merton, axe handles. Snyder Andrew J, blacksmith.
Snyder John W, hardware.
Sowle Adam W A, furniture dealer.
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Sowle Jane, milliner.
Sowle Joseph A J, saloon.
Spigelmyre E W, barber. Squier Henry, saloon. Squier Mary Miss, notions. Squier Wm W, justice of the peace.
Star Flour Mill, George W Miller, Propr.
Stealy Jacob, Marble works.
Steuben County Journal, Ferrier & Rake- straw, proprs.
Steuben Republican (weekly), James U Miller, propr.
Steuben Republican Store, James U Miller, propr. Books and stationery.
Steifel J & Son, general store.
Swift David K, county commissioner.
Talmadge Robert A, manufacturer of axe and sledge handles.
Teeters Wilson, propr Central House.
Tousley Hiram S, circuit judge.
Twichell W Homer, county recorder.
Uhl W W & Co, clothiers.
Waller William H, physician.
Waugh Edward J, dentist.
Weicht Leopold E, undertaker.
Weicht William C, physician.
Weicht & Gale, Carriage and Wag- onmakers.
Weicht & Son, Planing Mill. C
Weiss Leonard G, tailor.
Welch Rawson, woolen mill.
Welch Robert, Stave and Barrel Manufacturer.
Wells William, saddle and harnessmaker. Wells W S, restaurant.
Williams Lyman R, county treasurer.
Williams Thomas B, physician.
Williamson & Coe, stoves and hardware.
Wolford Walter M. tinsmith.
Wood Hugh D, physician. Wood Saul A, physician.
Woodhull & Croxton, lawyers.
Work Brothers, real estate and ins. aget's. Work Byron, druggist.
Work Flora E, millinery.
Zippel Joseph, boots and shoes.
ANNAPOLIS. Is situated in Penn township, Parke county, 7 miles north of Rockville, the county seat and banking town, and 1} miles north of Bloomingdale, its shipping point, on the I., D. & S. Ry. It contains 360 inhabitants, 2 flour mills, 1 saw mill, a tile factory, 1 planing mill, a graded school, and two churches-Method- ist and United Brethren. Daily stage to Rockville ; fare, 80 cents. Henry Snyder, postmaster.
Atchison & Lee, pottery.
Carty Ulrick F, blacksmith.
Coffin W W Mrs, milliner.
Connelly John D, insurance agent.
Deer Bros & Carnine, flour mill.
Deverter A B, blacksmith.
Evans & Reynolds, plasterers.
Fugate James, Meat Market.
Gleason Thomas, tinner.
Goldsberry J A, physician.
Gosham C W, hotel.
Gurley Joseph A, pump manufacturer.
Hall Omer A, physician.
Hart & Vickery, Tile Manufac- turers. Hedrick T, cooper.
Hunt Isaac N, carriage manufacturer.
Jones Robert J, saw, flour and planing mill.
Long John, wagonmaker.
McClure & Wheeler, painters.
Nevins Mrs, milliner.
Nixon & Bricker, drugs and grocer ies.
Snyder Henry, Confectioner.
Stanley & Weaver, general store. Wasson John R, harnessmaker.
Welsh & Vickery, general store. Whitmer A, carpenter.
ANOKA. Located at the junction of second and third divisions P. C. & St. L. Ry., in Washington township, Cass county, 5 miles southeast of Logansport. Contains 50 inhabitants, United Brethren church and district school. Ex., U. S. Mail daily. W. R. Tousley, postmaster.
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Benson Alexander, justice of the peace. Brown J H, physician. Keener Simon, barber. Like Wm, flour mill. Phillips J, grocer.
Tousley W R, Grocer and RR Agt. Ulery A M, notary public.
ANTHONY. A discontinund post- office in Delaware county.
ANTIOCH. Huntington county. (See Andrews.)
APALONA. A farmers' postoffice, located in Clark township, Perry county, 22 miles north of Cannelton court house, and 18 north of Tell City, its shipping point on the Ohio river. John C. Lemmon, post- master.
ARBA. This hamlet of 150 inhabi- tants, is located in Green Fork township, Randolph county, 15 miles southeast of Winchester, the county seat. Fountain City, 6 miles southwest on the G. R. & I. R. R., is the usual place of shipment. Wheat, corn and oats are marketed. Daily stage to Union City and Richmond. W. A. Clements, postmaster.
Arnold J F, carriage painter.
Bowen J W, attorney at law. Fulghum F C, saw mill.
Gardner F L, Hotel.
Harrison I S, shoemaker. Heiner E K, physician and drugs. Heiner John, physician.
Horn Henry, live stock.
Lewis & Clements, General Store. Meek Joseph, physician. Parker J R, carriagemaker. Rhodes Vinson, blacksmith. Rogers J C, general store. Thomas Jesse, agricultural implements. Wolf William, blacksmith.
ARCADIA. Thirty-one miles north of Indianapolis, located on the W. St. L. & P. Ry., is a progressive village of 500 inhabitants. It is in Jackson township, Hamilton county, 9 miles north of Nobles- ville, the county seat and banking town. Cicero Creek furnishes power to drive 1 flour and 1 saw mill. Lumber, wheat corn, apples and produce are the shipments. Tri-weekly stage to Omega and Aroma. Ex., U. S .; Tel., W. U. J. Bartholomew, postmaster. Barber J M, physician.
Bartholomew J, Confectioner, Ci- gars and Tobacco. Berg & Keck, general store. Booth Edward, general store.
Booth S P, physician.
Bryan Peter, shoemaker. Burgess Alexander Mrs, hotel.
Caylor D, blacksmith.
Correll A J, barber.
Daniels Peter, shoemaker.
Devaney & Hollett, druggists. Dickover D B, planing mill.
Gentry & Gentry, General Store. Gettle Shaffer, blacksmith.
Hershman & Wasman, livery stable.
Houser J A, physician.
Knause Joseph, cigarmaker.
Landig A, undertaker.
Martin J H L, physician.
Martz Wm, justice of the peace.
Myers Edward, meat market.
Pettijohn Amos, physician.
Rodenbeck C, wagonmaker.
Russell J M, harnessmaker.
Saul & Dickover, General Store. Staetzman L, physician.
Stanard R G, saw mill.
Tucker E W, cabinet maker.
Tucker & Lynch, saw mill.
Turner J M, R R and ex agt.
ARCANA. Monroe township, Grant county, with a population of 38, is located 9 miles east of Marion, the county seat, and most available shipping point. The place has Christian church and district school. Mail received weekly. Joshua Strange, postmaster.
Bole L D, general store.
Strange Joshua, Saw Mill.
ARCOLA. Is an enterprising vil- lage of 200 inhabitants, located on the P., Ft. W. & C. Ry., in Lake township, Allen county, 9 miles northwest of Fort Wayne, the county seat and location of nearest bank. Aboit creek furnishes power to oper- ate 1 saw mill. Lumber is the chief arti- cle of export. William Rockhill, post- master.
Blietschan John, shoemaker.
Blystone Oliver, grain cradle and wagon- maker. Bonnell J H, R R agt.
Cartwright James, broom manufacturer. Cartwright W G & Bro, saloon. Cavalier V, saloon.
Colter & Co, Saw Mill.
Coolman J H, carpenter and constable. Diffenderfer H C, justice of the peace. Diffenderfer & Springer, general store. Hare Gust, painter.
McDowell H C, physician. Rockhill Oliver, live stock. Rockhill William, General Store. Shaff C W, blacksmith.
Stevens S P, physician and surgeon.
James B. Lizius & Co.
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ARGOS. This progressive village of 800 inhabitants, is located at crossing of W., St. L. & P. and N. Y. C. & St. L. R'ys., in Walnut township, Marshall county, 8 miles southeast of Plymouth, the county seat and banking town. Argos contains 3 churches-Methodist, Christian and Ad- vent-1 flour mill, a saw mill, 2 hotels, and a weekly newspaper-The Reflector. Grain and live stock are exported. Ex., U. S. F. M. Hite, postmaster.
Argos Reflector, (weekly).
Bailey & Kern, General Store.
Beam Jacob, saddles and harness.
Bock & Leonard, flour mill.
Boyce Bros, meat market. Callart Victor, physician.
Carey W D, agt U S Ex Company.
Culver C, blacksmith.
Eaton R B, physician.
Gordon Sarah Mrs, milliner.
Gould S W, physician.
Hatch D A, hotel.
Helsel Samuel, saddles and harness. Hickman I B, drugs.
Hite F M, Books and Stationery. Holly G J, justice of the peace.
Hughs Bros, barbers.
Johnson A H, physician.
Leland CT Mrs, milliner.
Leland J S, justice of the peace.
Pickerill Jonathan, general store.
Pickerill & Taylor, grocers.
Railsback Robert, general store. Railsback William, saw mill.
Sleight D B, General Store.
Smith M L, hotel.
Snyder G A, shoemaker.
Sutton J A, drugs. Townsend C M, R R and ex agt.
Wickizer & Boggs, general store. Wood Jacob, blacksmith.
ARI. Formerly known as Potters' Sta- tion, is the location of 75 persons, in Swan township, Noble county, on Eel River Di- vision of the W., St. L. & P. Ry., 15 miles southesat of Albion, the county seat, and same distance northwest of Ft. Wayne. Grain and lumber are shipped. Albert Van Camp, postmaster.
Barnes R H, blacksmith.
Kinney Allen, R R agt. Kinney, Wappus & Freeman, saw mill. Ross Frank W, lumber.
Van Camp Albert, General Store.
ARLINGTON. Contains a popula- tion of 365 in Posey township, Rush county, 7 miles northwest of Rushville, the county seat and banking town. It is a station on the C. H. & I. Ry., 32 miles southeast of Indianapolis, and contains 2 churches, one
saw mill, a planing mill, flour mill, and 1 hotel Daily stage to Carthage ; fare 35c, and Knightstown, fare 60c. Grain and live stock are the chief exports. Ex. U. S. Aloys Geyer, postmaster.
Beal Samuel, saw and planing mill.
Beckner Jacob, general store.
Beckner Samuel, groceries and drugs.
Beckner & Moore, flour mill.
Bennett S H, boot and shoemaker.
Codington E, general store.
Geyer Aloys, Groceries, Cigars and Tobacco, Stationery and Books.
Green C S, ex agt.
Green J C, physician.
Green J W, physician.
Havens J P, hotel.
McGauchy J E, physician.
Matthews William M, General Store.
Mayer Henry, general store. Newhouse L L, blacksmith. Price E, justice.
Rucker T H, physician and druggist.
Sailors & Leonard, cattle dealers.
True L, blacksmith.
Wilson & Sheppard, lumber and saw mill.
ARMIESBURGH. Located in Wabash township, Parke county, with 65 inhabitants, is a village 8 miles west of Rockville, the county seat and location of nearest bank. Montezuma 2 miles distant on the I. D. & S. R. R. is the nearest rail approach. Grain is the chief export. John M. Boyd, postmaster.
Baldwin F A, grocer.
Baldridge J A, physician.
Boyd A E, shoemaker.
Boyd Bros, blacksmiths.
Boyd John M, Justice of the Peace. Braner William, cooper. Dunnigan A J, general store. Justun J, blacksmith.
Laverty A, Flour Mill and Hotel. Whitson William, carpenter.
ARMSTRONG. Is a small station and postoffice located on the P. D. & E. R. R., in township of same name, Vander- burgh county, 12 miles northwest of Evans- ville, the county seat, location of nearest bank. Population 20. Wheat is the prin- cipal shipment. W. Knerr, postmaster. Hepler W A, R R agt. Knerr W, General Store.
ARNEY. Formerly called Middle- town, is located in Jefferson township, Owen county, 12 miles southwest of Spen- cer, the county seat. Freedom, 4 miles east on the I. & V. R. R., is the nearest rail approach. Coal and staves are the
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Barton E J, sewing machines. Dillon Joel Rev, (Christian).
Halbert Harrison O, General Store. Hester U A V, physician. Long Jacob, blacksmith. Massey I, artist. Naanes G W, physician.
Nations C F, blacksmith.
AROMA. With a population of 65, is a hamlet situated in White River town- ship, Hamilton county, 15 miles northwest of Noblesville, the county seat and banking town. Frankton, 6 miles east on the P. C. & St. L. R'y, is the nearest rail approach. Tri-weekly stage to Arcadia; fare 35 cts. Franklin Rummel, postmaster.
Ault Henry, justice of the peace.
Babbitt J W, blacksmith.
Heartly Stephen, tile manufacturer.
Jacks Walter P, constable. Lamb George, shoemaker.
Lamb Isaac, cabinetmaker.
Perry Jones, saw and planing mill.
Teal & Rummel, General Store.
ART. Asmall hamlet located in Perry township, Clay county, 10 miles south of Brazil, the county seat and 4 northeast of Cory, its shipping depot on the T. II. & S. E. R. R. Wheat, produce, hay and coal are the shipments. Population 26. J. W. Cor- bin, postmaster.
Corbin J W, General Store. Harris William M, physician.
ARTHUR. Is a village of 300 in- habitants located in Patoka township, Pike county, 12 miles southeast of Petersburgh, the county seat, and 6 east of Oakland City, the place of shipment, on L. N. A. & St. L. R'y. Daily stage to Oakland City. Pro- duce is marketed. Arthur Thompson, post- master. Allen T J, physician. Bilderback F, leaf tobacco. Burch G P, carpenter and builder.
furch Olin, shoemaker. batman Thomas, blacksmith.
izney Thomas, hotel and undertaker. mnes Josephus, saloon.
rimes W J, justice of the peace.
Hamby J N & Bro, General Store. oneycutt W J, physician.
Hurt James H, coal dealer. der D D, agt for books and periodicals. McConnell James, justice of the peace. Pancake W H, hotel and feed stable. Polk Allen, cooper.
Rose Frank, wagonmaker.
Thompson Arthur, Live Stock.
Thompson A W, general store. Thurman W J, lawyer.
Wiggs Joseph Rev, ( Baptist). Williams E T, produce.
ASCENSION. Known also as Far- mersburgh, is a station on the E. & T. H. R. R., located in Curry township, Sullivan county, 12 miles north of Sullivan, the county seat and location of nearest bank, with a population of 300. The village sus- tains a Methodist church. Ex, Adams. Jackson Hinkle, postmaster. Bennett I H, physician.
Bennett & Son, druggists.
Crary Thomas, grain.
Cummins R I, general store.
Delashmutt Jolin, ex agt.
Duncan W S, physician.
Foot % H, physician.
Hammock James, blacksmith.
Heap James, drugs. Hendren Joel, justice of the peace.
Hinkle Jackson, Notary Public.
Knolts John A, hotel.
Lloyd T C, Blacksmith.
McAllister J W, blacksmith.
Hanwarring James W, General Store and R R Agt.
Moore I B Rev, ( Presbyterian).
Parker John, physician.
VanCleave Robert, physician.
Whitney Riley, General Store. Wilson Peter, shoemaker.
ASHBOROUGH. Settled in 1855, is a village of 136 inhabitants, located in Su- gar Ridge township, Clay county, 10 miles south of Brazil, the county scat and bank- ing town. Saline City, 3 miles southwest on the T. H. & S. E. R. R., is the nearest rail approach. Flour, grain, produce, fur- niture and lumber are the exports. John W. McGinnis, postmaster.
Barrows Chester, mail contractor.
Barrows Francis P Mrs, midwife.
Barrows John, gunsmith.
Bunting James, flour mill.
Calvert Calvin, Barber. Cromwell Oliver, provisions.
Dietz C F, wagonmaker.
Dilsaver John, molasses manufacturer.
Dilsaver J E, agricultural implements.
Green T C, physician.
Highnote & Co., coal mine.
Hyland Thomas F, county surveyor.
Khoberger August, undertaker and cabinet maker.
McGinnis John W, General Store .. McIlvain Isaac, shoemaker. Moss J C, general store. O'Brien Enoch, carpenter.
Ottenbacker Gotlieb, blacksmith.
L. Everingham & Co.,
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Starks Wesley, civil engineer. Tribble Minerva Mrs, dressmaker.
ASHERSVILLE. Settled in 1872, is in Jackson township, Clay county, 7} miles southeast of Brazil, the county seat and banking town. The village contains 125 inhabitants, and is distant from Knights- ville, the place of shipment, on St. L., V., T. H. & I. R. R., 5 miles. Staves, lumber and wheat are the chief shipments. Daily stage connection with Brazil. W. M. Pey- ton, postmaster.
Goodhue Charles, saloon. Mccullough Bros, druggists. McMillin G W, druggist.
Peyton W M, General Store. Renner Henry, wagonmaker. Snyder F M, general store. Stearley John, blacksmith. Wolf A J, Saw Mill.
ASH GROVE. Also known as Ger- ard, is a station on the L., N. A. & C. Ry., located in Tippecanoe township and county, 10 miles north of Lafayette, the county seat. Grain, live stock and lumber are the ship- ments. Population, 50. Henry Work, postmaster.
McAfee John R, saw mill.
Timmons A, Attorney at Law.
ASHLAND. Is a station and post- office on the P. C. & St. L. Ry, located in Liberty township, Henry county, 3 miles east of Newcastle, the county seat and banking town. Population, 106. Lumber, grain and flax seed are the principal ship- ments. Ex. Adams. John C. Pickens, postmaster.
Allen B F, blacksmith.
Evans T J, justice of the peace.
Mullen D, cooper. Mullen & Craig, saw mill. Netz J, grocer, R R and ex agt. Pickens John C, General Store. Winnings S, grain dealer.
ATHERTON. Is a village possessed of 86 inhabitants, located in Otter creek township, Vigo county, on C. & E. I. R. R., 10 miles north of Terre Haute, the county seat and location of nearest bank. Grain and live stock are the chief exports. H. H. Taylor, postmaster.
Ayres G F, R R Agt. Knudson Jasper, blacksmith. Modisett G W, stock dealer. Morris M, grocer. Park S, physician. Shadley Stewart, barber.
Taylor H H, Grocer. Wood G D, stock dealer.
ATKINSON. Situated in Oak Grove township, Benton county, on the C., I., St. L. & C. R. R., 6 miles southeast of Fowler, the county seat. The village contains 100 inhabitants, and exports grain and live stock. Ex. Am. Tel., W. U. Henry Rom- mel, jr, postmaster.
Ashton H H, R R and ex agt.
Atkinson Cephas, grain and live stock. Fletcher John, general store.
Rommel Henry jr, Grain, Coal and Lumber. Sandon O, blacksmith.
ATKINSONVILLE. Was settled in 1839. It is situated in Morgan town- ship, Owen county, 10 miles northwest of Spencer, the county seat, banking town and nearest rail approach. The village con- tains Baptist and Methodist churches, and 66 inhabitants. W. T. Asher, postmaster. Asher W T, General Store. Cassida Reuben, meat market. Cooksey John, live stock.
Query Daniel, general store. Query Solon jr, live stock.
Welty Hiram, carpenter.
Willams William H, live stock. Yerger William, barber.
ATTICA. The chief commercial town of Fountain county, is an enterprising, thrifty place of 3,000 inhabitants, pleasantly located on the east fork of the Wabash river, 14 miles northwest of Covington court house, and 22 southwest of Lafayette. Attica was settled in 1825, and is now a busy commercial place, surrounded by a rich agricultural district. Its transporta- tion facilities consist of the W. St. L. & P. and C. & B. C. Rys. It is the present north- ern terminus of last mentioned road. The city supports 6 churches - Methodist, Baptist, Presbyterian, Catholic, Christian and Jewish synagogue-one of the finest graded school buildings in the State, 2 hotels, a handsome opera house, 1 public, library, 1 private and 1 national bank, and a weekly newspaper, The Attica Ledger. Its water supply is obtained from a reservoir supplied by natural inexhaustible springs, and is amply sufficient for consumption and fire protection. Prominent among its manufactories are 4 flour mills, a drain tile factory, 1 saw mill, 2 carriage factories, 1 planing mill, 1 brick yard, and 1 foundry. Grain is extensively grown, and is the chief article of export. Ex., Pacific. Tel., W. U. James Martin, postmaster.
Adler Louis, Propr Revere House. Apt Henry P, sewing machines. Attica Ledger (weekly), Peacock & Martin, publishers.
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Attica Mills Company, J C Aylsworth, prest ; W W Thomas, treas; flour mill. Barr Kate Mrs, dressmaker. Beamer Reuben, city marshal. Bell John, brickyard.
Bernhardt & Irwin, founders and machin- ists.
Blout Mayer, city treasurer and insurance agt.
Burbidge & Son, flour mill, 4 miles south.
Burlington James C, physician.
Burrows Catharine M Miss, notions.
Cameron James, saloon.
Campbell John E, photographer. Carlson Adolph F, Blacksmith and Horseshoer. Job Work a Specialty. Case Martin T, physician.
Clark Samuel & Son, grocers and bakers.
Coen Thomas M, agt Chicago & Block Coal Ry.
Cole Wm C, physician.
Collins D A, grain broker.
Cooley John, druggist.
Courtright Morgan, confectioner.
Covey Ezra J Rev, (Baptist).
Cunningham Andrew B, dentist.
Curschmann George, saloon.
Dale Isaac Rev, (Methodist).
Dick Jacob C, cigars and tobacco.
Dixon William Mc, live stock.
Durham, Rankin & Co, bankers.
Ennis William W, insurance. -
Feuerstein Frank, grocer and coal. Fields & Simms, carpenters.
First National Bank of Attica; capital $56,000; George Nebeker, prest ; Samuel Finney, cashr.
Fisher, Arbogast & Co, carriage manufac- turers.
Ford Nelson, harnessmaker.
Foster Bros, grocers.
Fox Elizabeth' M Mrs, propr St Charles hotel.
Frambach Phillip, barber.
Gallaways & Clark, planing and saw mills. Gilbert Asa L, agt W, St L & P Ry. Grant John A, harness and saddles.
Green Hansel J, hardware.
Green William, livery stable.
Green William T, hats, caps, boots and shoes. Green & Martin, grocers,
Greenwood & Macoughtry, live stock and flour mills. . Haller Charles J, hats, caps, etc.
Haller Daniel H, dfuggist. Harrison Millard, blacksmith. Heckler John J, boots and shoes. Hemphill Thomas, dry goods.
Henney John A, photographer.
Hess & Harvey, wagon and plow manu- facturers. Hirsch Simon, saloon.
Hirsch & Dingler, meat market.
Hirsch & Ettlinger, live stock.
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