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Worster A, wagonmaker.
Worster H B, carpenter.
Young Fred, boots and shoes.
NORTH MADISON. A suburb of Madison, situated on the J., M. & I. R. R, in Madison township, Jefferson county. Population, 600. Ex., Adams. Tel., W. U. The banking place is Madison. Wil- liam J. Elvin, postmaster. . Allen J, blacksmith.
Early John Mrs, general store.
Elwin W J, Postmaster.
Ewers Father Rev, (Catholic).
Fox Michael, shoemaker.
Hall William R, cooper.
. Leonard Felix, flour mill.
Losey J H, general store. Mathews D, carpenter. Monroe W Y Rev, (Baptist).
Schmidt E, grocer. Sebvee Leslie, general store and harness- maker.
Smythe J S, blacksmith. Sutor P, wagonmaker.
Tilford W E, physician.
Vawter M S, general store and ex agt. Wickham George, carpenter.
Williams George L, R Ragt.
Wilson William, wagonmaker.
Wray T W, justice.
Wright C H, physician.
NORTH MANCHESTER. Is a growing, thrifty village of 2,000 inhabit- ants, pleasantly located on Eel river, in Chester township, Wabash county, 14 miles northeast of Wabash, the county seat. It is situated at crossing of the C., W. & M. and E. R. Div. W., St. L. & P. R. R's, and con- tains Methodist, United Brethren and Lu- theran churches; 1 large graded school building, 1 opera house, 2 hotels, 1 bank, and supports 2 weekly newspapers-Journal and Eel River Valley Spirit. North Man- chester, for its size, is not excelled in manu- facturing interest by any town in the State.
It has 2 saw mills, 1 foundry, 2 planing mills, 2 stave factories, 1 flour mill, 2 pump factories, drain tile factory, brick yard, pottery and a flax mill. Drain tile, lumber and grain are largely exported. Ex., Am. Tel., W. U. James Wallace, postmaster. Albersohn & Wiener, clothing.
American House, Rufus R Grimes, Propr.
Argerbright Sol N, undertaker.
Arnold Jesse & Co, proprs Manchester Bank. Beauchamp A G, agt W, St L & P R R. Bell C H Rev, (United Brethren).
Beyer Bros, Produce Dealers.
Blickenstaff Elias A, dairy.
Bonewitz Esley, meat market.
Bowman Amos W, agricultural imple- ments.
Brady James, flax mill.
Bunker Davis Y, milliner.
Burley & Barsh, druggists. Bush & Johnson, contractors.
Butterbaugh Josiah H, harnessmaker.
Carus J B Rev, (Methodist).
Clapp & Jacobs, Saw Mill.
Clemmans Benjamin F, Lawyer
and Justice Peace; Admitted to Bar in Wabash County.
Cook James M, agricultural implements. Cowgill John L, boots and shoes.
Dare Lee, Harnessmaker.
Downs Frank, barber.
Dunbar Scott, stave and heading manufac- turer.
Ebbinghouse Ernest A, books and station- ery.
Eel River Valley Spirit, D A Goshorn, Propr. (See adv.)
Eichholtz John F, Boot and Shoe Manufacturer and Dealer.
Eichholtz, Petery & Valde- naire, Proprs: Manchester Planing and Saw Mill, Manufacturers of and Deal- ers in all kinds of Native Lumber, Build- ers' Material Generally, Challenge
Churn, etc.
Ellwood John C, furniture.
Engert George, blacksmith.
Flanigan Edward E, saloon. Flook Columbus H, pottery ..
Forsyth Ida, hair goods.
Frame David, hardware.
Gingerick Isaac E, Lawyer and Notary Public.
Ginther David, drugs and physician. Good Cyrus, saloon.
Goshorn David A, Physician and Surgeon and Editor of the Eel River Valley Spirit. (See adv.) Green Frederick, saloon. Cresso George, boots and shoes. Grimes Rufus R, propr American House
James B. Lizius & Co.
SOLICITORS OF AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS, 1872 Bates Block, opp. P. O., Indianapolis, Ind.
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Harter D C, agt C, W & M R'y. Harter J B & J, druggists. Hays John E, grocer. Holbrook Wilson L, dentist.
Hopkins & Argerbright, proprs North Man- chester Journal.
Horn Smith, wagon manufacturer.
Jennings Jacob M, general store. Johnson Charles D, livery. Keesey & Sandoz, meat market.
Keller House, Shelby Sexton, propr. Klein Fred A, saloon. Klum Sarah C, dressmaker.
Knowles John H, Pump Manufac- turer and Dealer. Krisher D T, brfck yard.
Lavey John & Son, jewelers.
Lawrence G W & Co, general store.
Leonard & Leonard, grocers.
Long Lewis J, justice of the peace.
Lower Melvin O, physician. Lutz Daniel, grocer.
McFarland David, artist.
Manchester Bank, Jesse Arnold & Co, proprs.
Manchester Planing and Saw Mills, Eichholtz, Petery & Valdenaire, Proprs.
Martin John J, Photographer.
Milldron Joseph, jeweler.
Miller Daniel S, grocer.
Miller Jesse E, pump manufacturer.
Mills Henry, grocer.
Moe Adelbert, foundry. Noftzger J Porter, marble yard.
Noftzger Levi J, hardware.
North Manchester Journal, Hopkins & Ar- gerbright, proprs. Oppenheim Jacob, dry goods.
Parmerlee William, blacksmith. Quinn Martin, Saloon, Billiards and Lunch Room.
Reed Levi, harnessmaker.
Reed W W & Co, Hotel. Ridgely Nancy J, milliner. Roberts Lydia, dressmaker.
Rupley David J, Blacksmith, Car- riage and Wagonmaker. Russell Lewis, barber. Schoolcraft Rufus A, hides, pelts and furs;
Sexton Shelby, Propr Keller House. Rates $1 per day; Good Table and suit- able accommodations for Commercial Travelers.
Shaffer Philip, physician.
Shanefelt John, meat market.
Shelmadine Edward, shoemaker.
Simon Albert, physician.
Slusser Jacob A, confectioner.
Smith D & Co, dry goods.
Smith Edward D Rev, (Lutheran).
Spurgeon John, carpenter.
Stiefel C & Co, grocers.
Stiefel & Bro, dry goods.
Stover Ellsworth W, Restaurant and Bakery.
Straw John H; furniture.
Strayer W H, Saloon and Billiards. Strouse & Shock, flour mill.
Strouse and Weber, flour and feed.
Sullers Andrew J, Merchant Tailor.
Taylor W Z, live stock dealer, 8 miles southeast.
Wallace James, Postmaster.
Walters B & Co, stave manufacturers. Weeks A W, blacksmith.
Weidner John B, carriage painter.
Welsheimer John M, Physician and Surgeon ; Graduate Hahneman Col- lege, Chicago.
Whitcomb James, justice of the peace. Whitlow Hiran C, blacksmith. Williams J W, physician.
J. W. WILLIAMS & SON, DEALERS IN DRUGS & MEDICINES
Chemicals, the Largest Stock in the county. Also a General Assortment of Paints, Oils and Varnishes of all kinds, cheap. We have a Full Line of Beautiful Wall Paper and Window Shades, and every lady should have a bottle of our Health Tonic on hand-it will save you dollars in Doctor's bills.
Call and see us.
North Manchester, Ind.
EEL RIVER VALLEY SPIRIT,
THOMAS GOSHORN, Editor and Proprietor. NORTH MANCHESTER, IND.
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Williams J W & Son, Dealers in Drugs, Paints and Oils. (See adv.) Willis Edward A, Livery, Sale and Feed Stable.
Winton H & C H, physicians.
Wood, Lesh & Co, planing and saw mills.
Young John P, carriage painter.
Young Simon P, blacksmith.
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NORTH SALEM. An enterpris- ing and prosperous village of 500 inhabit- ants, on St. L. Div. I., B. & W. R'y, in Eel River township, Hendricks county, 9 miles northwest of Danville, the county seat and where the most available banks are located. Contains 3 churches and good graded school. Ships grain, cattle, hogs, mules and horses. Am. Ex. Aaron Smith, post- master.
Adams A, carpenter.
Adams T J, physician.
Bailey J T, shoemaker.
Ballard & Hunt, general store.
Banta & Roberts, drugs.
Broadhurst J, physician.
Broadhurst W, harnessmaker.
Bymaster & Tucker, general store.
Chadd James, livery.
Davis F M, flour mill.
Davis & Smith, furniture and undertakers. Ellington J M, blacksmith.
Fleece C B, physician.
Fleece, Hocker & Co, hardware.
Fleece M J, hotel.
Fleece W H, general store.
Gray J, barber.
Hackley G E, blacksmith.
Hackley W H, blacksmith.
Hole L W, R R and ex and agt.
Jones W J K P, drugs.
Jones & Adair, real estate agts.
Landirs W L, blacksmith.
Leachman & Moore, grocers.
Linn J, lawyer. Linn J S, shoemaker.
Lumpkins & Davidson, general store. O'Rear R F, physician.
Proctor J M, physician.
Smith Aaron, Postmaster.
Sowder G G, wagonmaker.
Sowder Milton, lawyer.
Thrift L L, flour mill.
Wright H L, wagonmaker.
NORTH'S LANDING. Located on the Ohio river in Randolph township, Ohio county, 4 miles south of Rising Sun, the county seat and bank location, has a population of 250. Tobacco and potatoes are shipped extensively. Adams Ex., (at Rising Sun). Daily stage to Patriot; fare 50 cents; Rising Sun; fare 15 cents; Au-
rora; fare 50 cents. Nathan H. North, postmaster.
Ellis W C, wagon jack manufacturer. Green John, painter.
Heath & Fleming, saw and flour mill.
Hodges Esquire, blacksmith.
Mobler A Rev, (Baptist).
North Bros & Powell, leaf tobacco.
North E C, produce.
North Nathan H, General Store and Live Stock. Powell W J, wharf master.
Rollins H, blacksmith.
Smith Anna, confectioner and restaurant.
NORTH UNION. On line of the L. Div. T. H. & I. R'y, in Montgomery county, 5 miles south of Crawfordsville, the county seat and banking town. Popu- lation, 50. Am., Ex. Napoleon Basye, post- master.
Armantrout E F, live stock.
Basye Napoleon, R R Agt and General Store.
Everman W M, saw mill. Miller Thomas, blacksmith.
Wagner G W & Son, flour mill.
NORTH VERNON. The chief commercial town of Jennings county, is lo- cated in Centre township, 2 miles north of Vernon court house, 62 southeast of Indi- anapolis, and 72 west of Cincinnati. It is the northern terminus of L. Br. of the O. & M., and southern terminus of V., G. & R. Br. of the C., I., St. L. & C. R'ys, and is traversed by M. Div. J., M. & I., and O. & M. R'ys, which gives it quite a reputation as a railroad center. The place was settled in 1853, incorporated a city, in 1876, and is now a thrifty town of 2,300 inhabitants, with 9 churches, 1 graded school, 5 hotels, 1 bank, good business blocks and fine resi- dences. The press is represented by the Sun and Plain Dealer, both weekly publications. It has excellent stone quarries, 2 planing mills, 1 foundry, a chair factory, 1 flour mill, 1 brewery, and a saw mill. Bonded debt, $1,000, real and personal property (as- sessed value) $331,230. Daily stage to Ver- non. Ex., Am., Adams and O. & M. Tel., O. & M. and W. U. W. S. Prather, post- master.
Adams Charles, restaurant. Adams John A, boots and shoes.
Alexander Moses, clothing.
Alley George W, livery and coal. Andrews M H & Co, druggists.
Bacon Orlando, books and stationery. Barnes James R, barber.
Batman Francis M, physician. Billings Charles E, dentist.
Brazelton John Rev, (Christian).
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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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Brenner Charles, saloon. Brolley Francis, merchant tailor. Brunswick Hotel, J.H Lansberry, Propr.
Byrne Margaret Mrs, grocer. Cochran John W, flour and feed.
Commercial Hotel, Mrs J S Sparks, propr. Cone J D & Co, dry goods. Conkling Pearson, general store. Conkling & McMillan, chair manufac- turers. .
Conner & Passmore, restaurant. Cope John C, grocer.
Davis John P, agt O & M R'y. Dickerson John N, saloon. Doll Abraham, druggist and jeweler. Eckert Michael, shoemaker.
Eckstein Robert O P, restaurant.
Elliott Riley, grocer.
Erwood William T, dentist.
Euler John, boots and shoes.
Evans Frederick A, furniture.
Fable John, insurance agt.
Feadler Henry, Propr Feadler Ho- tel. (See adr ) Feadler Hotel, Henry Feadler, Propr. (See adv.)
Feagler Bessie Miss, milliner.
Firsich Balthasar, physician. Foster Thomas, blacksmith. Franz Henry, blacksmith.
Frisz Jacob, ale bottler.
Frisz Jacob jr, cigar manufacturer.
Gauteir Charles, baker and confectioner.
Getzendaner George W, grocer.
Glenn Daniel L, Carpenter. Gottwalles E M Mrs, milliner. Gottwalles Frank X, grocer. Green Charles H, physician.
Gumble Bros, general store. Haag Anthony, boots and shoes. Haag John, harnessmaker. Haley Bernard, wagonmaker.
Helmich George, shoemaker. Hicks & Holmes, stone quarries. Hill Lewis H, furniture.
BRUNSWICK HOTEL,
J. H. LANSBERY, Proprietor,
NORTH VERNON, - - INDIANA.
RATES, $1.50 AND $2.00 PER DAY.
SAMPLE ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR.
ACCOMMODATIONS FIRST-CLASS.
FEADLER HOTEL.
HENRY FEADLER, Proprietor.
New House, New Furniture, Sample Rooms on First Floor. Choice Liquors, Wines, and Cigars always in stock.
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Hughes Casper G, grocer.
Jennings County Bank, Charles E Cook, cashr.
Jones Lin C, publisher North Vernon Sun. Kaltenbach John C, shoemaker.
Kelly Hotel, Thomas Kelly, propr.
Kimmel Amandus, merchant tailor.
Klee William, dry goods and clothing.
Knaub F & C, meat market.
Kolm William F, stoves and tinware.
Kutchback Charles H, general store. Kuttner James H, general store.
Kyle James W, physician.
Lange Henry, general store.
Lansbery James H, Propr Bruns- wick Hotel.
Lawrence George F, lawyer.
Loftus John, grocer.
McGannon Pleasant C, flour mill.
Marks Carl, jeweler.
Matuska J, gunsmith.
Meeker William, livery.
Meloy Volney C, restaurant.
Miller Bros, furniture, undertakers and planing mill.
Missi John M Rev, (Catholic).
Norris William G, publisher Plain Dealer.
North Vernon Sun, L C Jones, publisher. Overmyer David, lawyer.
Overmyer John, lawyer.
Pickett Joseph Ś, machinist.
Plain Dealer, WG Norris, publisher.
Randall & Co, grocers.
Rapp Charles, furniture and undertaker. Reel F Mrs, general store.
Rheil Jacob, general store.
Riker William E, saw mill.
Robinson James R, stone quarry.
Robinson J R Mrs, milliner.
Schierling John, brewer.
Shepherd James F, Physician.
Siener Peter, cigars and tobacco,
Simon Jacob, dry goods. Smith Alonzo G, lawyer.
Smith John Y, photographer and tailor.
Snodgrass House, D L Snodgrass, propr. Stearns Marcellus, grocer.
Stein Sebastian, shoemaker.
Stewart Harvey W, Physician and Surgeon.
Stott John Rev, (Baptist).
Striger Martha Mrs, milliner.
Templin & Dean, Bakers and Con- fectioners.
Tripp Bros, hardware.
Vaught Hendley C, undertaker.
Vawter H T, agt O & M Ex.
Verbarg George F, meat market. Verbarg Henry L, saloon.
Verbarg William A, saloon.
Wahl Peter, barber.
Ward H A, barber.
Weber Siegfried, saloon.
O. S. GILLETTE, Nos. 28 and 30 East Georgia Street,
Wetzel Philip, general store.
Whitcomb Edward S, general store.
Whitcomb George, agt Am and Adams Ex. White William H, marble works. Whitmore Caleb, planing mill and builder. Wilkerson Thomas, general store. Williams E & Co, restaurant. Yater F L, grocer.
Zurrin John N, harnessmaker.
NORTH WEBSTER. Known also as Webster and Boydston Mills, is in Tippecanoe township, Kosciusko county, on Boydston Lake, 15 miles northeast of War- saw, the county seat, has a population of 129. Pierceton, 9 miles south, on the P., Ft. W. & C. R'y. is the bank location and shipping point. Stage route to Leesburgh ; fare, 25 cents. John F. Bockman, postmas- ter.
Bechtel Philip, blacksmith. Bishop Levi, flour mill.
Bockman John F, General Store. Carpenter D H, carpenter and undertaker. Junkin S B, physician.
Kettring & Mather, general store.
Kline John, general store.
Marks Eli, blacksmith.
Mock J H, wagonmaker.
Ogle J J, physician.
Ritter H, physician.
Ritter H B, barber.
Ritter J W, blacksmith.
Secrist John, carpenter.
Smith M H Rev, (Methodist).
Stemler Jacob, shoemaker.
NOTRE DAME. Situated 2 miles north of South Bend, on M. S. R. R., in St. Joseph county, has no village population, but is the location of the best known edu- cational institution in the West, namely, the University of Notre Dame for males, . and St. Mary's Academy for females. The University of Notre Dame was founded in 1842, by the congregation of the Holy Cross, under the direction of the Very Rev. E. Sorin, and was chartered by the Legisla- ture of the State of Indiana in 1842, with full power to confer all usual degrees, and now conducted by the President, Rev. Thomas E. Walsh, C. S. C. On April 23d, 1879, the University destroyed by fire. The present building which was erected the same year that it was destroyed, is modern gothic, 224 feet front and 155 deep, with a projection or wing on each side directly connected with the main building, making a total frontage of 320 feet. The height of the main building from the ground to the pedestal on statute above the dome is 170 feet. Its facilities for education are briefly stated, being cal-
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culated to form both the heart in intellect of its students. The St. Mary's Academy, under direction of the Sisters of the Holy Cross, is the best disciplined and most thorough institution of its class in the United States. The building, of brick, with stone dressing, is spacious and com- modious, and one of the best constructed for educational purposes in the country. Situated on St. Joseph's river and surround- ed by eighty acres of land laid out in fine pleasure grounds, make it at once attractive and healthful. The popularity of the in- stitution is shown by its patronage, as its list of pupils includes females from nearly every State in the Union. The proximity of Notre Dame and St. Mary's is a great convenience to parents having children at both institutions, as a visit to each can be made at the same time. The University has W. U. Tel., and Am. and U. S. Ex. of- fices in the building. Mail daily. Sorin, postmaster.
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St Mary's Academy, Conducted by the Sisters of the Holy Cross. (See adv.) Sorin E Very Rev, (Catholic), Post- master.
University of Notre Dame,
Very Rev, Thomas E Walsh, Prest. (See adv.)
Walsh Thomas E Rev, Prest Notre Dame University. (See adv.)
NOTTINGHAM. Located in Not- tingham township, county of Wells, 11 miles south of Bluffton, the county seat and nearest bank location. Keystone, 6 miles west, on the Ft. W., C. & L. R. R., is the shipping point. Malachi Tinaley, postmaster.
Aker Thomas Rev, (Christian). Campbell Francis A, barber.
Coffell George W, blacksmith. Cory Nathan D, saw mill and justice. Hiatt Anson L, general store. Ifer George, shoemaker. Kimble George W, blacksmith.
Lanning Joseph P, physician. Leonard Smith, general store. McLain Albert, dentist. Smith Henry C Rev, (United Brethren). Smith John H Rev, (United Brethren). Tinsley Malachi, general store.
Waldron Richard A, physician.
NULL'S MILLS. A village of 50 inhabitants, on the Ft. W., C. & L. R'y, in Columbia township, Fayette county, 42 miles south of Connersville, the coanty seat and location of the nearest bank. Ja- cob Fukert, postmaster. Conner & Wilson, live stock.
Ennis Albert, wagonmaker.
Fukert Jacob, Grocer and Shoe- maker. Gray John H, blacksmith.
King S Miss, R R agt.
McIlvan H C, general store and distiller. Reed John C, cooper.
Smith Edward, distiller.
Turner John, physician.
Williams & Sulyers, produce.
NYESVILLE. Population, 200. A coal mining village in Washington town- ship, Parke county, 4 miles northeast of Rockville court house and banking town. Sand Creek, 1 mile south on the L. Div. T. H. & I. R'y, is the shipping point. George Hodgson, postmaster.
Bosley David, coal miner.
Grimley L N, coal miner. Grimley & Welch, general store. Hodgson George, Postmaster. Holmes E L & Co, general store. Hudson George, coal miner.
OAK. Well known as Rosedale, on P., C. & St. L. R'y, in VanBuren township, Pulaski county, 10 miles southeast of Win- amac, the county seat and most available banking place. Population, 50. Adams Ex. D. South, postmaster.
Blue P M, general store. Buck F G, physician.
Buck G & J, general store.
Jones H P, physician.
Miller A H, justice.
Osborn William, flour and saw mill.
Smith M Rev, (Baptist).
South D, General Store and R R Ex Agt.
OAKALLA. A postoffice at Fern Station, on the I. & St. L. R. R., in Madi- son township, Putnam county, 4} miles west of Greencastle, the county seat. Pop- ulation, 100. Ships lime and stone. The nearest bank is in Greencastle. Frank P. Harlan, postmaster.
Bosswell David, justice. Eppinghousen & Johnston, lime and stone. Harlan Frank O, Postmaster.
Hillis H H, lime and stone. Hurst Allen, stave manufacturer. Lockridge Alex, live stock. Shean Andrew, carpenter.
Torr J D & Bro, lime and stone.
Torr William L, live stock. Vickers A B, blacksmith.
OAKDALE. A place of 45 inhab- itants in Center township, Jennings county on the O. & M. R'y, 4 miles northeast o Vernon, the county seat. North Vernon i
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INDIANAPOLIS BRUSH FACTORY PETER F. BRYCE, Proprietor.
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he location of the most convenient bank. Jesse H. McElroy, postmaster. Hicks & Holmes, stone quarry. King Charles, stave manufacturer. McElroy Jesse H, Postmaster.
Mead N K, saw mill. Miles James, blacksmith. Riley D B, staves and heading. Runyan William, carpenter. Swift William, carpenter.
OAKDAM. A rural postoffice in Scott township, Vanderburg county, 13 miles northeast of Evansville court house. Inglefield, 4 miles southwest on the E. & T. H. R. R., is the nearest railroad station. Population, 75. Evansville is the banking point. Charles J. Schlag, postmaster. Bridenkemp Frederick, blacksmith.
Elliott James, carpenter. Hooker H H, physician. McCutcheon George, justice. Mossman William A, carpenter.
Schlaugh Charles J, wagonmaker. Wheiler Henry Rev, (Methodist).
OAKFORD. Also known as Fair- field, on I., P. & C. Div. W., St. L. & P. R'y, in Taylor township, Howard county, 5 miles south of Kokomo, the county seat, and lo- cation of the most available bank. U. S. Ex. Population, 250. D. W. Martin, postmaster. Beason F, blacksmith. Crowdy W A, blacksmith, Eades William, shoemaker. Haskett Joseph, flour mill. Kirkpatrick J W, justice. Lowry George, meat market. McCoy S M, ex agt and general store. Martin D W, RR Agt.
Martin J H, general store. Rice E C, physician. Siler Samuel, barber. Weaver Henry, wagonmaker. Yager Franklin, hotel.
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OAK FOREST. On Wolf creek, in Butler township, Franklin county, 6 miles southwest of Brookville, the county seat. Brookville is the banking town, to which there is a semi-weekly mail stage; fare, 50 cents. Population, 250. Frederick Stumpf, postmaster. Abbott June, physician. Altherr F, groceries and liquors. Altherr Jacob, veterinary surgeon. Becker William, blacksmith. Foster S B Rev, clergyman. Homan Tobias sr, shoemaker. Honesfager Adam, carpenter. Horning John & Son, carpenters. Jones Jeremiah, flour mill.
Jones & White, saw mill.
Kunc George, shoemaker. Lanning John H, cooper. Lawber William, wagonmaker. Lee Alexander W, lawyer and claim agt. Line J, cooper and justice.
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Neitendall Andrew, carpenter. Pflum Joseph, saloon. Starke Thomas, shoemaker. Stumpf Frederick, general store. White Charles, cooper. White Robert T, cooper.
Williams George, blacksmith.
Williams George, sr, blacksmith.
OAKINGTON. A postoffice estab- lished in 1881, in Union township, Marshall county, 11 miles southwest of Plymouth, the county seat and location of the most available bank. Population, 5. J. E. Johnson, postmaster. Garver Jacob, grain dealer. Garver J C, live stock. . Johnson JE, Postmaster. Övermyer Franklin, grain dealer.
OAKLAND. Well known as Center- ville, in Grass township, Spencer county, 9 miles north of Rockport, the county seat and banking place. Population, 125. Spring station, 3 miles northeast, on L., E. & St. L. R'y, is the shipping point. Stage route to Richland, Midway and Spring station. M. P. Beasley, postmaster.
Beasley M P, General Store and Saw Mill. Hunter S W, physician. Polk F A, shoemaker. Selzer Henry, wagonmaker. Wagoner Bros, liquors. Williams M, blacksmith.
Wohlbier Peter, general store.
OAKLAND CITY. Settled in 1850, is a thrifty village of 850 inhabitants, located on the L., E. & St. L. R. R., in Co- lumbia township, Gibson county, 14 miles east of Princeton, the county seat and banking town. The principal features of this place comprise 6 churches-Presbyterian, Methodist, United Brethren, Baptist and Congregational-a graded school, 3 hotels, 1 flour mill, 1 tile factory and 1 stave and heading factory. One weekly newspaper --- The Enterprise-is sustained. Grain, live stock and coal are shipped. Ex., Adams. Jacob J. Crosley, postmaster. Bell House, William C Bell, propr. Bell Mary Mrs, millinery.
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