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Bell William C, dry goods and hotel. Broughton John W, confectionery. Brown Thomas M, physician and justice. Castetter Ira, baker.
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. IO SEE ADVERTISEMENT Page 351.
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Cato & Taylor, grocers. Chappell James E, justice. Cockrum James M, lawyer.
Cockrum & Houchins, stave and lumber dealers.
Cockrum & Jaquess, Manufac- turers Barrels, Staves and Headings. Cole Abraham, lawyer. Colvin Josiah, notions.
Cosby Jacob J, postmaster and druggist. Crow Daniel H, grain and coal.
Doenges Jacob M, harness.
Dougherty Leeds, blacksmith.
Duncan R & Co, general store. Easley R G Rev, (Methodist).
Emerson Garret M, drugs. Emerson & Rutledge, brick and tile manu- facturers. Farmer John, grocer. Fowler I B & W F, general store.
Fowler W F, leaf tobacco. Fowler & Farmer, grain. Hoffman Louis, lawyer. Hon Martin V, physician.
Hurt's Hotel, J J Hurt, propr.
Hurt James J, ex agt and hotel.
Ingle David & Co, coal miners.
Jackson George W, blacksmith. Jacobs Albert M, barber. Jaquess Oscar D, general store.
Jarrett Lawrence W, general store. Jenkins Robert, harness.
Jenkins & Richardson, grocers. Kelle William, marble works. Kemble George W, livery and hotel. Leister W L, physician.
Mc Atee Benjamin, grocer. Mccullough William R, furniture and un- dertaker. McGowan W J, physician.
Martin Jasper, photographer. Martin & Griffith, grocer. Mason George C, physician. Oakland Enterprise, N A Spilman, editor. Pfohl Louis W, saloon.
Reid Henry C, grocer. Richardson Edward L, blacksmith.
St.Charles Hotel, George W Kemble, propr. Slack Charles W, blacksmith.
Spilman Henry, barber.
Spilman Nicholas A, editor Oakland En- terprise. Springer William H, tinner. Stewart William H, physician. Vierling George A, livery. Wahnsiedler Joseph, grocer. West William L, drugs. William Edward, flour mill. Wilson Lewis Rev, (Congregational). Wilson L C, dentist.
Wilson Napoleon B, furniture and under- taker. Wimberly Lafayette, barber.
OAKLANDON. Sometimes called Oakland, is a village on the C., C., C. & I. R. R., in Marion county 13 miles northeast of Indianapolis, the county seat and bank- ing place. Population, 220. Ex., U. S. N. C. Plummer, postmaster. Corey Andrew F, physician.
Hanna David G, general store. Hanna Enoch, grain dealer.
Heltman J K, physician.
Lefforge A, saloon.
Moore John, wagonmaker.
Morse Charles A, blacksmith.
Moulden J H, saw mill.
Pickle Daniel, shoemaker.
Plummer N C, R R and Ex Agt and General Store.
Roletter Ludwig, cooper. Smith W F, drugs. Teal B F, saloon. Trimble Joseph, blacksmith.
Vest William, barber and restaurant.
OAK RIDGE. A postoffice in Kos- ciusko county, 11 miles southwest of War- saw, county seat, most available shipping point and bank location. Semi-weekly stage with Warsaw ; fare, 30 cents; and Beaver Dam; fare, 25 cents. John F. Johnson, postmaster. Hubber Henry, meat market. Johnston John F, general store. Manwaring Elliott, hotel.
Wiley Thomas M Rev, clergyman.
OAKTOWN. A prosperous village of 350 inhabitants, on the E. & T. H. R. R., in Busseron township, Knox county, 15 miles north of Vincennes, the county seat and banking town. Adams Ex. Horace J. Shepard, postmaster.
Bartley H & Son, live stock.
Blann J C, justice. Bond George, flour mill.
Bond Joseph A, grocer. Bond Watts, general store.
Charley S B, wagonmaker. Clark James M, notary public.
Cleveland G N, churn manufacturer.
Craft Alexander, cooper.
Crone Jackson, barber. Culler Philip, carpenter.
Fisher Samuel E, chair manufacturer. Grigsby W B, physician and notary public. Haughton Charles L, general store and grain dealer.
Hoddon Jesse, live stock.
Lamon John J, boot and shoemaker. Lewalt Bros, blacksmiths. McClure S S, live stock.
McGowen House, William McGowen, propr. McGowen William, drugs, groceries and propr McGowen House.
PATENTS. C. BRADFORD, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS, 16 and 18 Hubbard Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
CALL OR WRITE FOR INFORMATION. (Seeadv).
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For the BEST and CHEAPEST, Address W. G. HYNDMAN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Madigan John J, saloon. Mallett Joseph, painter and paper hanger. Merritt J N, physician. Merryfield William, wagonmaker. Norton Henry, hotel.
Owings Thomas B, physician. Pifer & Reed, druggists. Polk I & Son, live stock.
Polk & Walker, hardware and furniture. Pugh John W, physician. Riley Emma Miss, dressmaker. Schultz Christopher F, blacksmith. Shepard George H, hardware.
Shepard Horace J, General Store, and Poultry Dealer.
Shepard John N, trustee and coal dealer. Sproatt B & Sons, general store. Storms Clara Miss, milliner. Sullenger Mary Miss, dressmaker.
Sullivan J, justice. Warner E E, physician.
Winemuller J M, deputy sheriff. Wise William H, physician.
OAKVILLE. Population, 80. Situ- ated in Monroe township, Delaware county, 8 miles south of Muncie, the county seat and banking place. Grain, live stock and lumber are shipped. C. A. Fleming, postmaster.
Butler J, carpenter.
Fleming C A, R R Agt and General Store.
Hickman L J, lumber, grain and live stock. Hiney Lawn, blacksmith.
Holsinger J T, tile manufacturer. Holsinger L T, carpenter. Johnson C C, shoemaker.
Johnson T H, live stock.
Kern Jacob, carpenter.
Replogle & Co, saw mill.
OAKWOOD. An unimportant post- office in Center township, Laporte county, on the I., P. & C. Div. W., St. L. & P. R'y, 5 miles from Laporte, the county seat. L. S. Fitch, postmaster.
OATSVILLE. A village of 30 in- habitants, in Logan township, Pike county, 10 miles southwest of Petersburg, the county seat, bank location and shipping point. L. Richardson, postmaster. Basinger T W, physician. Clem John, wagonmaker.
Crecelius J H, blacksmith.
Richardson L, General Store. Schencks H F, physician.
OCEOLA. Boone county. (See Ad- vance.)
OCTAGON. A rural postoffice in Wabash township, Tippecanoe county, 9 miles northwest of Lafayette, the county seat, railroad station and nearest bank. Population, 8. James M. Ray, postmaster. Jones A F, physician. Jones D, physician.
McKinsey William, physician.
Ray James M, Grocer and Black- smith.
ODELL. A village of 60 inhabi- tants, in Jackson township, Tippecanoe county, 14 miles southwest of Lafayette, the county seat and location of the nearest bank. West Point, 5 miles north on the W., St. L. & P. R'y, is the shipping station. Tri-weekly stage to West Point. Amos Mustard, postmaster. Gronnan James, blackmith.
Mustard Amos, General Store. Ritchey H M, meat market. Verhey C, general store.
ODON. Known as Clark's Prairie, in Madison township, Daviess county, 20 miles northeast of Washington, the county seat, and 16 miles from Loogootee, on the O. & M. R'y, the nearest shipping point. The banking town is Washington. Tri-weekly stage to Loogootee; fare, $1.50 round trip. J. M. Crooke, Postmaster and Gen- eral Store.
OGDEN. A village of 300 inhabit- ants, in Spiceland township, Henry county, on P., C. & St. L. R'y 12 miles south of New Castle, the county seat. Knightstown. is the location of the most convenient bank. Adams Ex. E. E. Flora, postmaster. Allison L L, carpenter.
Bentley William, wagonmaker.
Cooper J W, carriage painter.
Dawson Thomas, blacksmith.
Dill Elmer, barber.
Flora E E, General Store.
Galloway F, plasterer.
Gilbreth T, shoemaker.
Hall J N, justice.
Haugh T'S, tinware. Hodgin Sarah Miss, hotel.
Hodson Eugene, gardner.
Hodson E F, drugs and groceries.
Hodson J E, produce.
Horner A C, R R and ex agt.
Horner Samuel, broommaker.
Moffett B Y, physician.
Moffett J A, lawyer.
Parker N D, shoemaker.
Pennington A E, carpenter.
Perry Oliver, saw filer.
Price M A, grocer.
Stockdale William, broommaker.
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Strattan H B, physician. Swain C A, carpenter. Wheeler & Workman, flour mill. Wiggins W W, lumber.
OIL CREEK. Perry county. (See Branchville.)
OLDACRE. Johnson county, is a ' discontinued postoffice.
OLDENBURG. A prosperous vil- lage of 775 inhabitants, located in Ray township, Franklin county, 14 miles south- west of Brookville, the county seat and banking place, and 4 north of Batesville, its nearest railroad station, to which there is a daily stage; fare, 50 cents. It is the location of the Institute of the Immaculate Conception and the Franciscan Fathers' College. Am. Ex. Conrad Mohr, post- master.
Bachus Joseph, blacksmith.
Bering & Dudenhofer, woolen mill.
Bunnemeyer C, tailor. Dichmann Phillip, furniture.
Drees John, wagonmaker and blacksmith. Enneking Benjamin, wagonmaker and blacksmith. Fisher F B, saloon.
Franciscan Fathers' College, Father Peter, Dictator.
Gaupel Casper M, stoves and tinware.
Glowka E Otto, shoemaker.
Hackmann A A, general store. Haverkamp Ben, blacksmith.
Haverkos August, shoemaker.
Haverkos Henry, saloon.
Hoelker F I, saloon. Holtel Gerard B, general store.
Holtel & Ortmann, saw mill. Hurmann J Mrs, saloon.
Institute of The Immaculate Conception, in charge of Sisters of St Francis. Kelleman John, barber. Kessing Christopher H, jeweler. Kessing C H Mrs, milliner. Kessing Henry, general store. Lamping John, harnessmaker. Mann Dr, physician.
Mohr Conrad, Postmaster. Mollaum Anthony, hotel and general store. Mollaum Joseph, harnessmaker.
Peter Father Rev, director Franciscan Fathers' College. Roell B, brewer. Saurland William, saloon. Schepper F J Mrs, grocer and saloon. Sellmeyer John H, general store. Sellmeyer John S, tanner.
Summan & Brackman, flour mill.
Wechter Edward, grain cradle manufac- turer.
Wilzbacher August, cooper.
OLEAN. Situated in Brown town- ship, Ripley county, 11 miles southeast of Osgood on the O. & M. R'y, its shipping point, and 6 southeast of Versailles, the county seat and most available bank loca- tion. Population, 125. Daily stage route to Dillsborough. Bertha Pegee, postmaster. Barth Moritz, wagonmaker.
Dresselhaus George, general store.
Dresselhaus John, shoemaker.
Haas Conrad, live stock.
Kaiser Frederick, blacksmith and agricul- tural implements.
Kaiser Julius, blacksmith.
Kroeger John H, boots and shoes.
Pegee Bertha, Confectioner and No- tions. Schroegman Fred, shoemaker.
Smith John, grocer. Wendt F Rev, (Lutheran).
OLIVE HILL. A station on the P., C. & St. L. R'y, in Webster township, Wayne county, 6 miles northwest of Rich- mond, the county seat. The nearest bank is at Centerville. V. Stegall, postmaster. Jones J B & Bro, blacksmiths.
Massey H B, grocer and notions.
Stegall V Miss, Postmaster.
OMEGA. A village of 125 inhabit- ants, in White River township, Hamilton county, 14 miles northeast of Noblesville, the county seat and location of the nearest bank. Arcadia, its shipping station, is 6 miles west, on the P., C. & St. L. R'y. Tri- weekly stage to Arcadia; fare 25 cents; and Aroma ; fare 15 cents. William Car- roll, postmaster.
Bartlow & Ault, blacksmiths. Berg & Keck, general store.
Carroll Wiliam, General Store. Hill James, earpenter.
Moore J B, physician and heading manu- facturer.
Smock Finley, saw mill.
ONTARIO. Two and a half miles from G. R. & I. R. R., in Lima township, Lagrange county. 5 miles northeast of La- grange, the county seat. Lima, 2} miles west, on G. R. & I. R. R., is the banking town and shipping point. U. S. Ex. Timothy Field, postmaster.
Brewster David, harness and shoemaker. Cone William H, cooper. Cookingham George, cooper. Dayton Dr, physician.
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R. L. POLE & CO., S. E. Corner Circle and Meridian Streets, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
UNION OYSTER CO.
JOBBERS IN- OYSTERS, FRUIT AND CANNED GOODS, J. S. KELLER, Manager, 40 North Illinois St., Indianapolis, Ind.
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Doolittle Charles, planing mill and justice. Field Timothy, general store. Harding William H, hotel. Helper A F, shoemaker. Hendricks William H, blacksmith. Herrick R A, hardware and general store. Holmes James H, blacksmith.
Keith J H & Sons, planing mill.
Lehener Ira, R R agt. Miller David, justice. Nichols & Bernell, ex agt. Scott J G, woolen mill. Shindler John, wagonmaker.
ONWARD. A postoffice in Tipton township, Cass county, 9 miles southeast of Logansport, the county seat and banking place. Anoka, 32 miles distant, on P., C. & St. L. R'y, is the shipping point. Popula- tion, 50 John Costenlorder, postmaster. Costenlorder John, Flour Mill. Green C, flour mill.
OPPTOWN. Dearborn county. (See Farmers' Retreat.)
ORANGE. Formerly known as Fayetteville, is a village in Orange town- ship, Fayette county, 12 miles southwest of Connersville, the county seat. Glenwood, 3 miles north, on the C., H. & I. R'y is the shipping point. Rushville, 8 miles distant, is the banking town. Joseph George, post- master.
Creekmore Allison, shoemaker. Daniel J P, justice. Driggs A S, wagonmaker. Frazee E S Rev, (Christian).
George Joseph & Son, General Store.
Heeb & Schonert, wagon manufacturers, Hunt L S, general store. Moore C E, druggist. Reed Charles A, blacksmith.
Sipe R W, physician. Stone A T, saw mill. Stricker James M, blacksmith.
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ORANGEVILLE. Situated on Lost River, in Orange township, Orange county, 9 miles morthwest of Paoli, the county seat, and 8 miles southwest of Orleans, on L., N. A. & C. R'y, the nearest shipping point. Bedford, 20 miles northeast, is the nearest banking place. Population, 100. Van R. Noblitt, postmaster.
Abel Samuel T, shoemaker. Allen John T Rev, (Methodist). Campbell John A, job printer. Davis Samuel A, live stock. Hicks Samuel Rev, (Methodist). Hicks & Son, flour mill. Knight F A & Son, blacksmiths.
Noblitt Van R, General Store. Pipher Daniel, distiller.
Ritter John A, drugs, notions and groceries. Ritter John A & Sons, hominy mills. Ritter & Carter, physicians. Ross L H, justice.
ORCHARD GROVE. A rural postoffice in Cedar Creek township, Lake county, 10 miles south of Crown Point, the county seat and location of nearest bank. Lowell, 4 miles distant, on Air Line Div. L., N. A. & C. R'y, is the shipping station. Tri-weekly stage route to Hebron ; fare, 75 cents ; and Lowell ; fare 50 cents. Popu- lation, 50. J. M. Kenney, postmaster. Handley & Kenney, cheese manufacturers. Kenney J M, General Store and "Cheese Manufacturer.
Volke W, blacksmith.
OREGON. Situated in Oregon town- ship, Clark county, locally known as New Market, is a village of 75 inhabitants, 22 miles northeast of Jeffersonville court houce and place for banking, and 3 miles east of Otisca on the L. Div. O. & M. R'y, the shipping station. Joel Amick, post- master.
Amick Joel, General Store. Badger Louis, harness. Badwin & Jones, meat market.
Bower Martin, live stock. Carr F M, physician. Cortner Alvin, carpenter. Covert John, physician.
Haymaker I N, live stock. Moore John, blacksmith.
ORESTES. A postoffice established in 1880, is located in Monroe township, Madison county, on L. E. & W. R'y, 15 miles north of Anderson, the county seat. It is sometimes called Lowry's switch. F. McClead, postmaster.
Abbott George, saw mill.'
McClead F, General Store and Live Stock.
ORGAN SPRING. On Blue . River, in Howard township, Washington county, 12 miles south of Salem, the seat of justice, bank location, and nearest ship- ping station. Semi-weekly stage from Sa- lem to Fredericksburg. H. C. Arnold, postmaster. Andrew J T, flour mill.
Arnold H C, Postmaster. Roberts H W, carpenter. Snarr William D, plasterer.
PENSIONS
W. H. CORBALEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Collects original and increase 48 Vance Block, Indianapolis. of Pensions and all other kinds 4 of War Claims. Rejected Claims a specialty. Correspondence solicited.
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ORION. Is a flag station and post- office, located on the P., Ft. W. & C. R'y, in Kosciusko county, 4 miles west of Warsaw, the county seat. It has no village popula- tiọn.
ORLAND. A prosperous village of 400 inhabitants, in Mill Grove township, Steuben county, 15 miles northwest of An- gola court house and banking town, and 12 south of Bronson, Mich., on L. S. & M. S. R'y, the nearest shipping point. Daily stage line to Bronson. C. Schneider, post- master.
Bennett S L Miss, milliner.
Birce W W, lawyer.
Birce & Parker, agricultural implements and carriages and wagons.
Bisbee Leonard, livery.
Black Gardner, justice.
Burnham J M, hotel.
Cash E Rev, (Congregational).
Cookerly J. C, blacksmith.
Curris A H Rev, (Methodist).
Curtis Hiram, justice.
Fox J & Co, drugs and books.
Frisbie & Helme, wagonmakers.
Gray A L & Co, general store.
Green William, cooper.
Helme A M, cooper.
Higby J H Rev, (Baptist).
Howard & Rude, grocers.
Kessler George, physician.
Kimble & Weyer, agricultural implements and hardware.
Light James B, blacksmith.
Parker John G, general store.
Purdy N, justice.
Rice George, saddler.
Roberts D H, general store.
Roberts John A, flour mill.
Sabin S C, furniture.
Schneider C, Postmaster.
Schneider Fred, grocer.
Taylor J P, live stock.
Taylor, Wilder & Co, hardware.
Thompson W W, furniture.
Wallace J H, physician.
ORLEANS. The most important town in Orange county, contains 900 inhab- itants, and is located in township of same name, on the L., N., A. & C. R'y, 8 miles due north of Paoli, the county seat. It has 4 churches-Methodist, Christian, Presby- terian and Baptist-an excellent graded school, 2 hotels and a weekly newspaper- The Examiner. The surrounding country is heavily timbered. Lumber manufacturing is the chief industry here, and employs 4saw mills, 1 planing mill, 2 shingle factories, 2 flour mills and a barrel hoop factory. This is the shipping station for nearly the en-
tire county, thus giving it an extensive commercial trade. Stage communication with Paoli, French Lick and Baden Springs. Grain, lumber and flour are the chief exports. Ex., Adams and L , N., A. & C. Jesse A. Irvine, postmaster.
Alers Lizzie C Miss, milliner.
Alers Henry, notions.
Ashley Martin A, barber.
Bower J W, lumber.
Bowles John H, druggist.
Boyd William L, Feed and Provi- sions.
Cain Leander Rev, (Methodist).
Carter William, blacksmith.
Carter & Reed, General Store and Agricultural Implements.
Chamberlain John B, lumber.
Chenoweth John, flour mill.
Cox John J. furniture.
Compton Charles L, harnessmaker.
Compton Grace G Mrs, dressmaker.
Conder Charles A, Grocer, Confec- tioner, Cigars and Tobacco.
Conder Shadrach B A, Lumber
Manufacturer, Planing Mill and Manu- facturer Barrel Hoops.
Cooper Harvey J, publisher The Examiner. Davis Benjamin J Rev, (Baptist).
Dayson Thomas A, agt L, N A & C R'y and Ex Company.
Elrod James R, hardware.
Excelsior Flour Mills, Newton Turley, Propr.
Fenimore John, general store.
Ficklin & Girken, blacksmiths.
Fidler Squire, gunsmith.
Gifford James B, general store.
Ginochio John, confectioner.
Glover Stephen J, wagonmaker.
Graves Albert, medicine manufacturer.
Graves William H, Propr Phoenix Hotel and Livery Stable. Hardman & Hardman, druggists.
Hattabough Jacob C, shoemaker.
Hon Benton J, physician.
Irvine Jesse A, postmaster.
Johnson & Kimbrel, meat market.
Kaeth Charles H, shoemaker.
Kemp James E, agt Adams Ex Company.
Kemp William C R, stoves and tinware.
Laughlin E D & C E, physicians.
Lee Dempsey W, Boots and Shoes. Lingle Richard W, physician.
Love Bros, livery stable. Mahn Thomas G, lawyer.
Merrymann & Mallory, carriage manufac- turers.
Monger Charles P, justice of the peace. Nichols William N, saloon. Nugent & Albertson, Marble
Workers.
Ochs & Sons, furniture manufacturers.
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Phoenix Hotel, William H Graves, Propr.
Pickens & Son, shingle manufacturers. Quarterman Valentine, brickmaker.
Reed William L, general store. Reynolds Henry, lumber manufacturer. Salyards & Son, marble workers. Smith & Lewis, lumber manufacturers. Spicely William T, lawyer.
Stanley Jonathan Rev, (Christian).
Steers John H, Propr Union Hotel and Justice.
Symmes Francis M Rev, (Presbyterian). Taylor Eleaser H, undertaker.
Taylor & Crate, lumber.
The Examiner, Harvey J Cooper,publisher. Turley Newton, Saw Mill and Propr Excelsior Flour Mills.
Union Hotel, John H Steers, Propr. Walker T B & Son, general store.
Webb Lizzie Miss, milliner.
Webb Thomas R, grocer.
ORMAS. A place of 23 inhabitants, in Etna township, Whitley county, 12 miles northwest of Columbia City, and 13 from Ligonier, the shipping station. Columbia City is the bank location. Stage tri-weekly to Columbia City and Cromwell. William H. Beal, postmaster.
Beal William H, Grocer and No- tions.
Boner S S, Sorghum manufacturer.
McCloughen J, blacksmith.
Moore Daniel, blacksmith. Nickerson H L Rev, (Methodist).
Pepere John, cabinetmaker and wagonma- ker and carpenter.
Potts George, general store.
ORTH. Formerly called Beckville, is a village of .125 inhabitants in Walnut township, Montgomery county, 12 miles southeast of Crawfordsville, the county seat and location of the most available bank. New Ross, 3 miles south on the I., B. & W. R'y, is the shipping station. John W. Jones, postmaster.
Adams James, blacksmith.
Bowman G N, saw mill.
Fulenwider William, wagonmaker.
Garver W R, physician. Inlow W J, R R and ex agt.
Jackson Gideon, lawyer.
Johnston Philip, blacksmith.
Jones John W, General Store. Jones William, saw mill.
Martin Jonathan Rev, (New Light Faith). Martin Job, live stock.
Stewart Charles, blacksmith.
OSCEOLA. Situated in Penn town- ship, St. Joseph county, on the L. S. & M. S.
R'y, is a place 150 inhabitants, 10 miles east of South Bend, the county seat. Elk- hart or Mishawaka are the banking towns. Ex., U. S. H. S. Plumb, postmaster. Baker A, blacksmith.
Bancroft Z, saw and flour mill.
Curtis Major A, justice. Holben Solomon, carpenter.
Miller D P, barber.
Newsbaum A, live stock.
Pierce W A, physician.
Plumb H S, General Store, Insurance Agt, Justice and Ex Agt. Smith William C, grain dealer and R R agt.
OSGOOD. Incorporated a town in 1879, is located on the .O. & M. R'y, in Cen- tre.township, Ripley county, 5 miles north of Versailles, the county seat, 22 east of North Vernon, the location of nearest bank, and 52 west of Cincinnati. It has a popu- lation of 900, Methodist and Catholic churches, 1 graded school, 3 hotels, and 1 weekly newspaper-the Ripley County Jour- nal. This is the shipping point for a large number of adjoining towns, and derives considerable trade from that source. The other prominent features comprise 2 saw mills, 1 foundry, 1 flour mill and 3 stone quarries. Daily stage to Versailles; fare, 50 cents. Ex., O. & M .. Tel., W. U. Sam- uel M. Smith, postmaster.
Adams John Q, wagonmaker.
Alexander William, stoves and tinware. Ashman & Glasgow, stone quarry.
Barnard Joseph, baker.
Barnard E A Mrs, milliner.
Brenton J T, physician.
Brenton & Marsh, druggists.
Carrington David, blacksmith.
Central Hotel, French & Burroughs, proprs. Cravens John O, lawyer.
Dopp Kilian, Propr Ripley House. Freeman Edward D, physician.
French & Burroughs, proprs Central Hotel. Gallagher John F, grocer.
Glasgow & Harding, general store.
Gould Erastus W, furniture and under- taker.
Grether, Swartz & Co, marble works.
Griffin George R, Publisher Ripley County Journal.
Harding & Adams, hardware.
Harlan George W, furniture and under- taker. Hartman August, general store and saloon. Haws Henry, grocer. Holland William G, lawyer. Kennens Jacob, shoemaker.
.King Henry P, Foundry and Saw Mill. Levi Isaac, meat market. McClain Newton, saloon.
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AND ALL KINDS OF WAGON AND CARRIAGE MATERIAL, manufactured and sold by O. S. GILLETTE, 28 and 30 E. Georgia St., Indianapolis, Ind. See adv., page 6.
BINDERS.
CARLON & HOLLENBECK, CZPRINTERS AND BINDERS, S. E. Corner Circle and Meridian Streets, INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. OTI 623
Morbach Celestia Miss, milliner. Morback Nicholas, saloon and justice. Morrison C E, painter. Noyes James M, jeweler, Osgood House, Peter Wagner, propr. Palmer & McMurphy, stone quarry.
Perry James R, justice.
Ripley County Journal, G R Griffin, publisher. Ripley House, Kilian Dopp, propr. Robinson Erastus, livery. Row Ewing H, general store. Scholl Annie M Mrs, dressmaker. Shook H & J F, general store. Smith Samuel M, druggist and postmaster. Stevenson Hugh, saloon. Tinder John, barber.
Wagner Peter, propr Osgood House, saloon and stone quarry.
Wayman Mat, saloon. Weatherford John, stoves and tinware, Wess. W, agt O & M R R and O & M Ex. Willson W D & T E, flour and saw mill.
OSSIAN. On the F. W. C. & L. R., in Jefferson township, Wells county, 10 miles north of Bluffton, the county seat and location of most convenient bank. Staves, grain and lumber are shipped. Charles W. Eastman, postmaster. Covert Ellison, justice of the peace. Crouse J W, physician. Dolke & Card, meat market. Donaldson E R, general store.
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