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Wines, Liquors and Cigars, bet 2d and 3d, opp Postoffice. Hathaway Mills, dentist.
Helderle George, saloon.
Helm J H, physician.
Hendricks J B & J E, druggists.
Heness Henry, tailor. Ilenness Maria, dressmaker.
Hicks George W, mattress manufacturer.
Higgins C B, physician.
Hiller John R, live stock.
Hinton Frank, wholesale ice.
Hinton & Co, brewers
Hinton & Talbott, basket manufacturers.
Holland John, saloon.
Hong Sam, laundry. Huber George, shoemaker.
Huff Walter A, dentist.
Humrickhouse Ebenezer, county treasurer.
Hurtt Cass W, painter.
Hutsel John H, grocer.
Indiana Manufacturing Company, manu- facturers of sewing machine wood work ; Aaron N Dukes, receiver.
Irwin David, poultry.
Jackson & Callentine, flour mill.
Jamison & Calkins, Attorneys at Law, Main.
Jamison & Son, contractors.
Kartholl & Geres, druggists. Keenan Thomas, flour, feed and agricul- tural implements.
Kittner D & H, dry goods.
Kratzer John C, jeweler.
Kreutzer Jacob, queensware.
Kuch Daniel, shoemaker.
Larimer J H, lawyer ..
Lenfesty Henry, Propr Tremont House, 8th nr Wabash Depot.
Lenhart John S, Furniture and Un- dertaker.
Lentz Bros, photographers.
Levi F & Co, notions. Levi William, clothing.
Levi & Cohen, Rags, Metal and Junk and Secondhand Goods.
Lewis George, Propr Saw Mills Lo- cated s Peru; Manufactures 200,000 Feet Monthly, 10,000 feet Daily; Lumber of All Kinds Manufactured to Order ; Or- ders Promptly Filled.
PENSIONS
W. H. CORBALEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Collects original and increase \ of Pensionsand all other kinds (48 Vance Block,. Indianapolis. of War Claims. Rejected Claims a specialty. Correspondence solicited
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B. F. DOW & CO.,
OFFICE AND FACTORY,
PERU, IND.
We manufacture the RENOWNED EMPIRE VIBRATING MACHINE, and the Widely Known and Justly CELEBRATED APRON MA- CHINES. We are also Manufacturers of the VERY BEST Line of
MACHINERY
INCLUDING
Horse Powers,
Portable Farm Engines,
Wood Saws, Steam Power Corn Shellers,
Straw Burning Engines,
Gate and Telegraph Feed Cutters, &c.
Send for Circulars. Address as above.
Home Life Ins. Co.
Only requires TWO-THIRDS premium paid. Balance loan siz per cent. Affording Agente a great advantages
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Locke J, spring bed maker. Logue J H, jeweler and optician. Lohmeyer Henry, grocer.
Lovatt Thomas F, Founder and Machinist and Plow Manufacturer. (See adv.)
Lucas Charles A, agt W, St L & P R'y.
McCaffrey Michael & Co, grocers.
McClintock & Cole, lawyers. McGrady Charles, saloon.
Marsh S S, physician.
Meissner Henry Rev, (Catholic).
Melcher John A, saloon.
Mentzer Joseph, saloon.
Merrick George, furniture.
Miami County Sentinel, Fulwi-
ler & Cole, Proprs; the Oldest Paper in Miami County and the Official Organ of the Democracy. . (See adv.) Miller John H, blacksmith.
Miller J C Mrs, milliner.
Miller Levi & Co, flour mill.
Miller L D, meat market.
Miller Ross O, live stock.
Miller & Son, shoemakers.
Mohler Oliver P, flour and feed.
Moore Henry D, Agt and Dealer in White Sewing Machines, E Main.
Morehouse Emmet, shoemaker.
Morris Sanford, grocer. Morris Wilson, photographer.
Morse Edmund B, harness.
Moss Albert R, barber.
Moss Alexander, barber.
Moss Jennie, hair work.
Moss Robert, barber.
Mowbray William E, Attorney at Law, Broadway opp Court House.
Murphy E C, supt W, St L & P R'y. Myers Byron, insurance.
Myers Ira, postmaster. 1
National Hotel, Andrew Wey, Propr; Rates, $2 Per Day; Commercial Trade, Good Sample Rooms.
Neff Charles F, grocer. Nelp George, meat market.
Newman William, saloon.
Nichols & Drumm, blacksmiths.
O'Donald Charles, books. Ord & Son, grocers and meats.
Parks Andrew J, sheriff.
Parsons Charles A, county clerk. Passage Henry V, surgeon.
Patten Ezra, Second Hand Goods at a Bargain. Pauly Jacob, saloon. Pelkey Robert, confectioner.
Peru Bagging Company, manufacturers flax bagging.
Peru Gas and Coke Company, gas manufac- sturers. Peru Manufacturing Com- pany, George Upton, Prest ; C B Rath-
. bun, Sec and Manager; Manufacturers. Sewing Machine Cabinet Work. (See adv.)
Peru Republican, Reed & Lockwood, proprs. Pierce Thomas, city marshal. Pomeroy H, lumber.
Porter Al M, Restaurant and Saloon, Choice Brands Wines, Liquors and Ci- gars, Hot Tea and Coffee, Fresh Oysters. and Roast Fowls; Prices Fair.
Rademaker G H, fertilizer manufacturer .. Rademaker John T, saloon.
Rademaker Theodore, merchant tailor.
Raymond William C, lumber.
Raymond W C & Bro, druggists.
Ream A A & Co, grocers.
Ream John H, grocer and baker.
Reasoner Ethan T, county prosecuting at- torney.
Reasoner & Loveland, lawyers.
Reed Anson, Manufacturer of Min- eral Water, Champagne Cider and Birch Beer and Ginger Ale.
Reed Courtland W, poultry.
Reed John W, saloon.
Reed & Lockwood, proprs Peru Republican.
Reisecker Andrew, merchant tailor.
Root Jacob, shoemaker.
Rule William W, insurance agt.
Runyan Richard D, county auditor.
Ruterbaugh Bros, hardware.
Rutherford Comfort E, physician.
St James Hotel, William H Skin- ner, Propr ; Located at Junction of the Wabash Railway; Dining Hall and Lunch Room.
Saine Joseph H, general store.
Schumecher Jacob, grocer.
Segfred William, tailor.
Seisler John, meat market.
Seyfert John, blacksmith.
Shearer David L, grain dealer.
Sheldon George B, photographer.
Shirk & Miller, general store.
Shirk & Mitchell, lawyers.
Sidell Sallie, dressmaker.
Skinner William H, Propr St James Hotel, Wabash Depot. Smith Chris, shoemaker.
Smith MF, Machinist, Brass and Iron Founder. All Work Done in a Work- manlike manner.
Spinning Druggist, 2d and Broadway. Dealer in Pure Drugs and Medicines, Wholesale and Retail. Pre- scriptions Carefully Compounded, Day or Night.
Spitznagle John, carriage manufacturer.
Spooner Jared, physician. Spurgeon Daniel B, sewing machines. Stafford Miles A, physician.
Sterne H E & C F & Co, woolen mill. Stewart C Mrs, barber.
Road Cart
MATERIAL OF ALL KINDS Manufactured on short notice. O. S. GILLETTE, Nos. 28 and 30 East Georgia Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. See adv., page 6.
CARLON & HOLLENBECK
PRINTERS AND BINDERS, S. E. Cor. Circle and Meridian Sts .. INDIANAPOLIS, - IND.
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THOS. F. LOVATT, FOUNDER AND MACHINIST,
East Canal Street, Peru, Ind., -MANUFACTURER OF.
The Eclipse Plow No.3
With Cast Steel or Crystalized Fittings. A Plow which is superior to all others, being the lightest draft plow made. I also manufacture
HOT AIR FURNACES,
Cast Iron Columns of any design for Business Rooms, Cast Iron Bob Sleds and Runners of any size, Sash Weights, and Spaulding's Adjustable Fire Backs for Cook Stoves. Write for Prices.
BRASS & IRON FOUNDER, All work Done in Workmanlike Manner.
M. F. SMITH,
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PERU, IND. EAST CANAL ST.,
DAN. WILKINSON, MANUFACTURER OF DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
Door and Window Frames, Brackets, Mouldings, Etc., Flooring, Ceiling, Rough and Dressed Pine, Poplar and Ash Lumber, Flooring Worked, Lumber Dressed and Sawed to Order.
Office and Mill, East Eighth Street, PERU, IND.
New York Life Ins. Co. Has the best Canvassing Documents and offers the GREATEST INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS. J. W. Dean, Gen'l Ag't, Indianapolis.
BRYCE'S BREAD CZIS THE BEST.S
Country orders for CRACKERS OR BREAD filled at short notice. Address P. F. BRYCE, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Strauss Emanuel A, druggist. Sullivan & Bailey, lawyers.
Sullivan & Eagle, Carriage Manu- facturers and Dealers; All styles; We build for the Farmers and Business Men alike ; Office and Rooms, Canal nr Broadway. Taylor C M, barber. .
Taylor Oliver P, Gunsmith, Choke Boring a Specialty ; all work warranted ; also Dealer in Guns, and Agt for Black Diamond Powder ; ss W Broadway.
Terflinger J V Rev, (United Brethren). Thatcher J, carpet weaver.
Todd William S, abstract of titles.
Topping DeLoss, restaurant.
Tracy Lafayette, Operating with Pierce & Morris' Feed Steamer for State of Indiana, a Steamer for Stock; will Save the Farmer Money ; price, 25 cents. Tremont House, Henry Lenfesty, Propr, 8th nr Wabash Depot ; this House has been Refitted and Refurnished, and is a First-class $1 per day House.
Tudor Stephen, produce.
Ulrick Frederick, wagon manufacturer.
Underwood Henry F, lawyer.
Walker Lyman, judge circuit court.
Wallace Benjamin E, livery.
Wallpe Frederick, shoemaker.
Watkins Frank H, physician.
Webb Grover M, grocer.
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Weesner William, blacksmith.
Weesner & Son, coal, flour and feed.
Weimer Benjamin F, agt, grocer.
West Charles N, live stock.
Western Telephone Company, C H Brow- nell, manager.
Western and Pacific News Company, D L Moore, agt.
Wey Andrew, Propr National Hotel. Whiteford M M Rev, ( Presbyterian).
Whitenberger John, grocer.
Whitenberger Robert S, grain dealer.
Wilkinson Dan, Planing Mill ;
Manufacturer Sash, Doors Blinds, Brack- ets, etc. (See adv.) Wood Valentine, live stock.
Young James, flour and feed.
PETER COOPER. A recently es- tablished rural postoffice in Johnson town- ship, Brown county, 11 miles southwest of Nashville, the county seat, and 15 miles from Bloomington, the shipping station. John Moore, postmaster.
Judah M T, general store.
Kent Marion, general store. Kent Samuel & Son, flour mill.
Moore John, Farmer. Vandermon & Son, saw mill. Walters J, blacksmith.
Warring Thomas, physician.
PETERSBURGH. This incor- porated town of 1,200 inhabitants, the county seat of Pike county, is distant from Indianapolis 125 miles, and from Washing- ton, its shipping depot on the O. & M. R'y, 12 miles. It is situated within one mile of White river, in a fertile farming and coal district and contains 3 churches, 1 graded school, good county buildings, a public hall, 4 hotels, 1 bank, 3 flour mills and 1 planing mill. The press is represented by the Pike County Democrat and Petersburgh Press, bothi weekly sheets. Grain, coal and live stock are the chief exports. Daily stage to Washington, Vincennes, Jasper and Hazelton. Miss Mary M. Glezen, postmaster.
Adams Bros, Proprs Livery, Feed and Boarding Stables, cor 6th and Wal- nut.
Adams James R, physician.
Alexander Ashbury H, justice and insur- ance agt.
Ashby Daniel C, county clerk.
Banks & Hillman, marble works.
Barrett & Son, general store.
Beasley Elizabeth Mrs, dressmaker.
Bilderback Frank, county auditor.
Billmeyer & Young, hardware.
Brady & Traylor, photographers.
Brown Josiah, prop Brown House.
Buress Alfred, barber.
Burger Charles A, merchant tailor.
Byers Alexander R, physician.
Carter Rev, (Methodist).
Carter House, George Quimby,
Propr. A First Class Hotel. Good Sample Rooms Free.
Chappell Perry W, county treasurer.
Citizens State Bank; ($25,000 capital); James Shawhan, prest; N W Thornton, cashr.
Coleman Harvey C, planing mill.
Coonrod Samuel G, confectionery.
Custin Henry B, carpenter.
Dickson John R, blacksmith.
Duncan James B, physician.
Eisert J J & Son, grocer.
Eisert & Pinney, furniture and undertaking. Ely & Townsend, lawyer.
Evans James G, blacksmith.
Fleming & Stubblefield, livery.
Fowler Carrie Mrs, notions.
Frank Gustav, general store.
Frank Moses, general store.
Frank Simon P, flour mill.
Gladish J Wright, editor Press.
Glezen Mary M Miss, postmaster and mil- liner.
Gordon Henry C, jeweler.
Gullick John W, drugs.
Hammond John M, agricultural imple- ments.
L. Everingham & Co.,
Commission Merchants, Grain and Pro- visions. 125 LaSalle Street, CHICAGO.
Use Porter's Bottled Lager Beer,
ALE and PORTER. T. D. Stuver, Sole Agt., Chicago. See advertisement page 351.
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Hammond Oscar, insurance agt. Hammond P C & Son, general store.
ยท Hatfield & Palmer, sewing machines and agricultural implements. Hawkins John, physician. Hawthorn William, general store. Hendricks J B & J L, drugs. Hess Moses, general store. Hisgen Mary Mrs, general store and hotel. Horton David W, shoemaker. Hurst Wesley S, lawyer.
Johnson Isaac M, grocer. Johnson & Lee, grocers.
Keith James L, law and abstracts. Kepley William, physician. King William H, carpenter. King & Snyder, grocers. Kinmann James F, harness. Knight Lida Miss, millinery.
Leslie Alexander sr, physician.
McCarty John W, gents' furnishings. McCarty Martin H, saloon.
A. REED, Manufacturer of
Mineral Waters !
Ginger Ale, Champagne Cider and Birch Beer, PERU, INDIANA.
L. M. CLARK, "BILL POSTER AND ADVERTISING AGENT, PERU, IND.
SAMUEL R. BERRY,
ARCHITECT,
PERU, IND. PLANS AND DESIGNS FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
THE MIAMI COUNTY SENTINEL,
Circulation, 1,800. PERU, INDIANA.
Published every Thursday, by Fulwiler & Cole.
It is the official paper of the city and county, and is the best advertising medium in the county.
On all matters pertaining to bard Block, Indianapolis, Ind. careful and prompt personal.
PATENTS
consult C. BRADFORD, 16 & 18 Hub- All business confidential, and given attention. (See adv.)
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For the BEST and CHEAPEST, Address W. G. HYNDMAN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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McCarty Patrick A, saloon. Mc Vay William, boots and shoes. Madden Rev, (Cumberland Presbyterian). Malott Clinton, live stock. Milford M L Rev, (Presbyterian). Miller William, blacksmith.
Miller & Richardson, lawyers.
Montgomery Charles E, general store, flour mill, and coal mine. Moore Alexander, saloon.
Morton Josiah, county surveyor.
Mount & Seyburn, flour mill. Osborn Bros, shoemakers.
Osborn Sarah Miss, milliner.
Parker Carrie Miss, milliner. Parker William T, saloon.
Petersburg Press, J W Gladdish, propr.
Phillips D J, dentist.
Pike County Democrat, Fremont Arford, editor ; W P Knight, publisher.
Pike Hotel, Charles Schaefer, propr. Posey & Wilson, lawyers.
Powers Mark, county recorder.
Quimby George, propr Carter House. Read Thomas, brick yard. Reed & Harrison, dressmakers. Reuss Frederick, harness and saddles. Rickrich Henry, confectioner. Ritter J August, baker.
Scales Thomas J, sheriff.
Schaefer Charles, Propr Pike Ho- tel, Town Hall and Livery Stable. Selby Abner K, justice. Shawhan & Boonshot, hardware.
Smith Emmet M, insurance agt. Smith Frederick, furniture and undertaker. Taylor Arthur H, lawyer.
Thomas Henry C, jeweler. Thompson W H, lawyer. Tislow Thomas R, blacksmith.
Trafzer John F, carriage manufacturer. Turner & Clary, barbers. White David, blacksmith. White John M, justice. White & Whiteacre, meats.
PETERSON. In Kirkland town- ship, Adams county, on the T., C. & St. L. R'y, 42 miles southwest of Decatur, the county seat and location of the most con- venient bank. Population, 30. U. S. Ex. Jane Weldy, postmaster. Johnson R, blacksmith. Lenhart J H, justice of the peace. Steele, Lenhart & Co, saw mill and lumber. Weldy Jane, Cigars and Tobacco. Weldy P H Mrs, R R and ex agt. Weldy & Gault, general store.
PETERSVILLE. On mail route from Hope to Columbus, is a village of 76 inhabitants, in Clay township, Bartholo- mew county, 62 miles northeast of Colum-
bus, the shipping, banking point and county seat. Tri-weekly stage to Hope and Columbus ; fare to each, 25 cents. V. M. Carr, postmaster. Carr V M, General Store. Fuller M, shoemaker. Glick George H, grocer. McAlley A J, carpenter. McAlley James, carpenter. Norton F D, physician.
Smith Henry, blacksmith.
PETTIT. A place of 35 inhabitants, in Perry township, Tippecanoe county, 9 . miles east of Lafayette, the county seat, banking town and shipping point. Daily stage route to Rossville; fare 35 cents ; Edna Mills; fare, 15 cents; Lafayette ; fare, 40 cents; and Monitor; fare, 15 cents. A. M. Mohr, postmaster. De Long Levi, carpenter. Lafevre David, justice of the peace. Mohr Allen M, General Store. Powell Andrew, brickmason. Rothenberger James, saw mill. Sense George, township trustee.
PETTYSVILLE. A village of 40 inhabitants, on E. R. Div. W., St. L. & P. R'y, in Richland township, Miami county, 11 miles northeast of Peru, the county seat. The banking place is Roann, Wabash coun- ty. A. J. Petty, postmaster. Howe J C, saw mill.
Huddleson Woodson, agricultural imple- ments.
Petty A J, Agt W, St L & P R'y. Petty Jerome, grocer and notions. Wayman John, lumber. Zehner W, flour mill.
PHILADELPHIA. A village in Sugar Creek township, Hancock county, 4 miles west of Greenfield, the county seat, on P., C. & St. L. R'y, contains a popula- tion of 200. Adams Ex. Bank location, Greenfield. Grain is exported. Sylvester Burk, postmaster.
Black Rufus, R R and ex agt.
Black & Atherton, flour mill.
Black & Willson, saw mill.
Burk & Atherton, General Store. Eubank G C, drugs, grocer and physician. Gillson A, shoemaker.
King Warren, physician.
McKelvey John, justice of the peace.
Meek & Bro, general store.
Scolten James H, General Store. Stutsman J, wagonmaker.
Stutsman & Elliott, blacksmiths.
PHILIP STATION. Posey county. (See Saint Philip.)
James B. Lizius & Co.
SOLICITORS OF AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS, 1872 Bates Block, opp. P. O., Indianapolis, Ind.
E. G. ATKINS & CO. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
1-Quality Warranted Un- excelled in CIRCULAR AND CROSS-CUT SAWS.
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PICKARD'S MILL. Population, 101. Called also Hillsboro, located in Sugar Creek township, Clinton county, 16 miles southeast of Frankfort, the county seat and banking place, and 5 southwest of Kempton, the shipping point on L., E. & W. R'y. D. J. McMath, postmaster.
Cooper W E, physician.
Gow J W & Bro, general store and black- smiths.
Holmes H D, physician.
Holmes T F, physician.
Kerchevale R P, lawyer. Light James, shoemaker.
McMath David J, notary public.
McMath D J Mrs, milliner.
McMath & Hinkle, general store. Richard E Rev, (Baptist).
Robins G W & Son, broommakers.
Short M, hotel.
Wells J D, wagonmaker.
PIERCETON. Is located on the P., Ft. W. & C. R'y, in Washington township, Koscuisko county, 8 miles east of Warsaw court house, and 31 northwest of Ft. Wayne. Pierceton was incorporated a town in 1866, has a bonded debt of $4,500, real and per- sonal property (assessed value) amounting to $205,000, a population of 1,300, 4 churches, a good graded school of 5 depart- ments, 2 hotels, 1 band and a weekly news- paper-Independent. The surrounding coun- try is very fertile and well timbered. The manufacturing interests include 1 flour mill, 1 chair factory, 5 saw mills and 1 grain cradle factory. Lumber and grain are the chief exports. Adams Ex. W. U. Tel. D. H Connell, postmaster.
Adams & O'Brien, carriagemakers. Amerman H C, physician.
Andlauer Charles A, tailor.
Baker Charles G, druggist.
Balliet David, flour mill. Botkin William B, photographer. Brower & Shirey, Barbers. Catelett Peter, saw mill.
Clemans C, Attorney at Law, Real Estate, Collections and Insurance: Conrad Peter, carriage builder. Covert William M, jeweler.
Dildine Frank, propr Franklin House and lawyer. Douglass & Cornell, saw mill.
Eddy William F, painter. Elliott F M Rev, (Presbyterian). Elmore, Heagy & Co, general store. Fenton William, harness. Forsythe Samuel, justice.
Foster & Bro, publishers Pierceton Inde- pendent and druggists.
Franklin House, Frank Dildine, propr. Frohley Bros, general store.
Graves William N, justice.
Hackett Henry H, furniture and under- taker.
Harvout William C, livery.
Hays Henry W, restaurant.
Hayes William, physician.
Hirn & Matchett, general store.
Johnston Andrew M, harnessmaker.
Kayler Daniel, justice of the peace.
King Hiram O, physician.
Kirkland & Son, chair manufacturers,
Lawrence John, saw mill.
Lawrence, Spayde & Co, general store and bank.
Leiter Nathan C, Barber, Under Lawrence, Spayde & Co's Store.
Logan John, lawyer.
Long Charles R, physician.
McGonagle & Hass, shoemakers.
Matchett William C, physician.
Miller Bros, hardware.
Moore Ella A Mrs, Milliner.
Moore John, furniture manufacturer. Morton Benjamin F, saw mill.
Moser Gabriel, saloon.
Netter Bros, meat market.
Palmer House, Osiah Palmer, Propr. Pierceton Independent, (weekly), Foster & Bro, publishers.
Reed Stephen, saw mill.
Shumaker George M, manufacturer wheel- barrows, grain cradles and rustic chairs. Snyder & Kile, boots, shoes and groceries. Stanton & Humphreys, hardware.
Teague M A Rev, (Methodist).
Vanwormer William H, shoemaker.
Wakeman Father (Catholic).
PIERCEVILLE. A village in Franklin township, Ripley county, on the O. & M. R'y, 6 miles northeast of Versailles, the county seat, and 20 west of Cincinnati. The nearest bank is at Aurora. Supports graded school and 1 church. Ex., O. & M. C. D. Sumner, postmaster. Bennett B T, general store.
Horton William, physician. Montgomery J J, wagonmaker.
Pratt J D, saw mill.
Redlow D M, physician.
Sumner Caleb, justice of the peace.
Sumner Caleb D, R R and Ex Agt, and Justice.
Toph M C, general store.
PIKES PEAK. A village in Van Buren township, Brown county, 9 miles southeast of Nashville, the county seat, and 16 miles southwest of Columbus, the nearest bank location and shipping sta- tion. Staves and hogs are shipped. Popu- lation, 53. John C. Wert, postmaster. Duffy H, general store.
SHOW CASES
WIEGEL & RUEHL, 188 South Meridian St., (INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Oysters Shipped in Large or Small Quantities,
J. S. KELLER, Manager.
-- BY UNION OYSTER CO.,- 40 NORTH ILLINOIS STREET, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Dye R M, flour and saw mill. Kinsey G W, blacksmith. Saffle & Bartholomew, saw mill. Wert John C, Staves. Wilson S C, physician.
PIKEVILLE. A village of 150 inhabitants, in Lockhart township, Pike county, 20 miles southeast of Petersburg, the county seat and nearest bank location. Velpen, a station on L., E. & St. L. R. R., 2} miles north, is the shipping station. Stage communication tri-weekly with Huntingburg; fare 50 cents; and Peters- burg ; fare 75 cents. H. Hollenberg, post- master. Barteld John, general store.
Cook G, wagonmaker.
Flake George, blacksmith.
Hollenberg H, General Store and Leaf Tobacco. Lockport Levi, lawyer. Martin, Meyer & Co, saw mill. Rhoades A J, physician.
Stutsman Joseph, general store.
PILOT GROVE. Situated in Jack- son township, Newton county, is a place of 45 inhabitants, 8 miles west of Rensselaer, its banking town and nearest railroad ap- proach. Kentland, 20 miles southwest, is the county seat. J. J. Brenner, postmaster. Ashbee Job, blacksmith and hardware.
Blankenbeker J W, hotel. Bowman William, physician. Brenner J J, Notary Public.
Brenner J J & Son, drugs, agricultural im- plements and undertakers. Calwell S N, physician. Helmuth Daniel, carpenter. Hufty J M, general store and justice. Hufty & Hostettler, feed mill.
PIMENTO. Known also as Hart- ford, a village of 150 inhabitants, on the E. & T. H. R. R., in Linton township, Vigo county, 12 miles due south of Terre Haute, the county seat and most available bank location. Cereals, hay and staves are shipped. A. W. Brown, postmaster. Bledsoe J W, R R agt. Bledsoe P, grain. Bowne B F, carpenter.
Bowne G W, carpenter.
Boyle A C, grocer,
Brown Bros, General Store. Collings WO, Physician.
Cornell Erastus, carpenter. Dolson J B, physician. Enders Peter, blacksmith.
French W T, general store. Hipple Isaac, carpenter. Holverstadt T, hotel.
Huntwork James, justice. Kennett N B, General Store.
Kester Bros, flour mill. Leachman J S, physician. McGee John, saloon. McJohnston A D, physician.
Newman David, Carpenter. Sharp F J, wagonmaker. Sparks Bros, saloon. Thompson W A Rev, (Baptist).
Weeks A H, live stock. Wilson Peter, shoemaker.
PINE. A recently established postof- fice in Bethlehem township, Cass county, 10 miles northeast of Logansport, the county seat, shipping station and location of the nearest bank. Population, 45. Wal- ter Conkling, postmaster.
Brannan A, carpenter.
Conkling Walter, Blacksmith. Conkling & Miller, General Store. Enyart Peter & Co, saw mill and lumber. Kirtland James, carpenter.
Krider L M Rev, clergyman.
McDonald A, blacksmith.
McKee Robert F, justice of the peace.
Miller William B, shoemaker.
Morrow A J, thresher.
Morrow George B, carpenter.
Peden Thomas A, marble works.
Simons Noah, flour mill.
PINE VILLAGE. Pouplation, 300, a prosperous village situated in Adams township, Warren county, 14 miles north of Williamsport, the county seat, and 5 south of Oxford, on L. E. & W. R'y., the most . convenient banking and shipping location. W. R. Streets, postmaster. Ambler J F, meat market.
Ambler Lizzie Mrs, milliner.
Beuty R B Rev, (Methodist). Buckles J F, tile manufacturer.
Campton Seth, saloon.
Ebuty & Son, blacksmiths.
. Fenton S C, physician.
Haun A M, General Store. Lenton N W, barber.
McMullen J'W, physician.
Messner Joseph W, live stock. Rhode & Cobb, general store.
Rowen J B, shoemaker.
Rowen James F, harnessmaker.
Sale J F, hotel. Sattethwaite J W, lawyer and justice. Smith W H, justice of the peace. Street W R, Restaurant. Swadley J M, wagonmaker.
Swadley W M, blacksmith. Swadley & Thomas, well drivers. Wagner U W, druggist.
W. H. CORBALEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. (48 Vance Bock), Collects Original Pensions. Increase Pensions, Any, Bounty, und Warrants, Horse Claims, etc. Special attention given to Rejected Claims. Special arrangements made with Claim Agents going out of the business, or Attorneys sending me business.
HERCULES POWDER
The Safest High Explosive known. C. H. JENNE, Agent, 2912 North Pennsylvania St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
PIT
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. PLA 645
PITTSBOROUGH. A prosper- ous and growing village of 400 inhabitants, in Middle township, Hendricks county, on the I., B. & W. R'y, 9 miles northeast of Danville court house, and banking town. Ships lumber, grain, butter and eggs. U. S. Ex. O. W. Hill, postmaster.
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