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Holder George T, marble works. Holmes Alexander, hardware.
Irwin Orfila C, fertilizer.
Jennings Mollie Miss, dressmaker.
Johnson Charles J, carpenter.
Kiff Clinton H, livery.
Kopp John A, saloon.
Kullmer & Martin, furniture.
Lasch Frederick, baker and confectioner.
Latta Johu R, boots and shoes.
Lemon Albert D, jeweler.
Lemper Charles Rev, (Catholic).
Levar Levi S, saloon and restaurant.
Lighty William H, sewing machines.
Lindburg William, crockery, wall paper, etc.
Lindgren Gustavus, Saloon, Deal- er in fine Liquors and Wines of all kinds. Linn Lizzie Mrs, millinery.
Lippold Augustus, pawnbroker.
Little Joseph J, marble works.
Loeb H & Son, clothing.
Loeb, Lauman & Co, dry goods and cloth- ing Loeb L & Bro, clothing.
Loeb Moses, Saloon, Fine Wines, Liquors, etc.
Loeb H J & Co, clothing.
Longsdorf Neri, carpenter.
Ludlow Manford, meat market.
Lyon Lewis D, physician.
McDermond John W, dry goods.
McDonald George W, lawyer.
Mc Elroy Henry grocer.
Maguire John, agt U S and Pacific Ex Company and city clerk.
Marshall J R & Co, wool dealers.
Martin James & Co, grain dealers and tile manufacturers.
Martin Jesse, painter.
Mentzer & Hoover, dry goods.
Milford Monroe, lawyer.
Nail Wm, carpenter.
Nathan Abraham, notions.
Nave, Allen & Co, grain elevator.
Nave & Hegler, lawyers.
Nixon John T, lumber and grain.
Opera House, Milton F Milford, propr.
Patterson & Son, barbers.
Peacock & Martin, publishers Ledger.
Attica
Pearson George P, Architect and Builder.
Pixley Charles, saloon.
Pixley George, painter. Poke Henry, cooper.
Porter Newman C, dry goods.
Purviance Edward D, dentist.
Rank Ambrose E, blacksmith.
Reed William B, lawyer.
Reese Charles F, confectioner. Reid James O, druggist.
O. S. GILLETTE, Nos. 28 and 30 East Georgia Street, INDIANAPOLIS, . - IND. (AND NECK YOKES. See adv., page 6.
MANUFACTURER OF WAGON AND CARRIAGE MATERIAL. POLES, SHAFTS, DOUBLE & SINGLE TREES,
PRINTING,
Binding and Blank Book Making, CARLON & HOLLENBECK, Southeast Corner Circle and Meridian Streets, - INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Revere House, Louis Adler, Propr. Rice John T, physician.
Robinson Charles F, druggist.
Rodgers Edwin C, books and stationery.
Rohlfing Frederick, furniture and under- taker.
Roley Bros, barbers.
Rupert Archibald M, physician.
St. Charles Hotel, Elizabeth M. Fox, propr.
Sattely John S, grocer and baker.
Schoonover Isaac E, lawyer and mayor.
Schoonover & Gwin, grocers.
Scribner James M, jeweler.
Sheets John R, plasterer. L
Shepard D J, flour mill, 4 miles south.
Shepard & Churchill, carpenters.
Sheridan James, saloon.
Shideler Frank, flour mill.
Shields David, merchant tailor.
Shipps & Lusk, carriage manufacturers.
Sibel Hiram, grocer.
Smith David, wagon and plow manufac- turer.
Steimley Joseph, plasterer.
Swank & Orr, flour mill, 3 miles south.
Talbott Jefferson L, physician.
Turman & Son, grocers.
Van Deventer Rachel Mrs, milliner. Vogel Charles, meat market.
Walker James B, painter.
Ward John, saloon.
Weber Paul & Son, merchant tailors.
Western Union Telegraph Company. Ida Greenwood, manager.
Whitehall Samuel, physician.
Whittier Joseph G, shoemaker.
Wilmer William Rev, (Presbyterian).
Wilson Frank, plasterer.
Wilson J Allen, books and stationery.
Wilson Myrtle Miss, dressmaker.
Wilson M L & Co, boots and shoes.
Wilson William L, physician.
Workinger David, merchant tailor.
Wright Eva Mrs, milliner.
Yeager John B, saloon.
Zeigler A & Sons, dry goods.
ATWOOD. Situated partly in each Prairie and Harrison townships, Kosciusko county, on the P., Ft. W. & C. Ry., 7 miles northwest of Warsaw, the county seat and location of nearest bank. The village con- stain 150 inhabitants, Methodist and United Brethren churches. Ex., Adams. Virgil Barber, postmaster.
Ackard E, blacksmith.
Barber E L & Co, General Store. Barber Virgil, Dry Goods.
Forst M M & Co, general store. Lutes S, blacksmith.
Orcott Phillip, carpenter.
Parks J P, physician.
Rovenstine J A, druggist.
Stokesburg J, harness. Welch David, R R and ex agt. Welch & Teegarden, grain dealers.
AUBURN. An enterprising incor- porated town of 1,700 inhabitants, the county seat of DeKalb county, is located at crossing of B. & O., Eel river Div. W., St. L. & P. and Ft. W. & J. R. R's., 23 miles north of Ft. Wayne, 130 northeast of Indianapolis, and 146 east of Chicago. It was established in 1837, car- ries a bonded debt of $1,300, has real and personal property (assessed value) amount- ing to $421,390, excellent county buildings, good business blocks, a number of fine resi- dences, 8 churches-Methodist, Presby- terian, Lutheran, German Reformed, Cath- olic and Baptist-and a very handsome school building. Prominent among its commercial and manufacturing industries are 3 hotels, 2 banks, 2 weekly newspapers- DeKalb County Republican, and Auburn Courier-2 flour mills, a scythe and cradle snath factory, 3 planing mills, 1 foundry, 2 saw mills, a hub and spoke factory, 1 woolen mill, 2 stave and heading factories, and a church furniture factory. Land in the vicinity commands from $70 to $100 per acre, is a rich sandy loam and very pro- ductive. The chief exports comprise live stock, grain, hubs, spokes and staves. Ex., Am., Pacific and B. & O. Tel., W. U. George W. Gordon, postmaster. Abright Joseph, jeweler.
Allen Aaron W, livery stable.
Allen William S, physician.
American Express Co, John L Davis, agt.
Ashley Engelbert, wagonmaker.
Auburn Courier (Weekly), James A Barnes, Propr.
Auburn House, Phillip Bashelier, propr. Austin W J & Co, boots and shoes. Bachtel Isaac O, flour mill.
Baker Edward, baker.
Baker & Stutz, saloon.
Barns James A, Propr The Auburn Courier.
Bashelier Henry, saloon.
Bashelier Philip, propr Auburn House.
Baxter John W, county clerk.
Berg John, blacksmith.
Beringer Frederick, tailor.
Beugnot C & Co, staves and heading manu- facturers.
Beuret Jules, stoves and tinware.
Boland Michael, county recorder. Braun William L, meat market. Case James W, planing mill.
Case Maria E, hair work.
Casebeer, Matheny & Humph- rey, Livery, Physicians and Druggists. Cass Sarah S Mrs, hair goods.
New York Life Ins. Co.
Purely Mutual. No Stockholders. Absolute Secur- ity at Actual Cost. Issues all desirable forms of J. W. Dean, Gen'l Ag't, INDIANAPOLIS. Policies.
INDIANAPOLIS BRUSH FACTORY ( 14 and 16 E. South St. PETER F. BRYCE, Proprietor. Indianapolis, Ind.
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Central House, Daniel W Jenner, propr. Cleveland Mary, milliner. Clock L D Mrs, milliner. Cool Isaac, flour and feed. Cowan John A, physician.
Cowhick G G Mrs, dressmaker. Davenport Franklin E, druggist.
Davis John L, Banker, Hardware Merchant, Insurance; also, Ag Am Ex Company.
DeKalb County Republican (weekly), C P Houser, publisher.
Dills William H, lawyer.
Eckhart Charles, carriage manufacturer.
Ehlers John H, druggist.
Eldridge Edward, saloon.
Elson Richard, dentist.
Emanuel Charles E, lawyer.
Ensley N & G, agricultural implements. Ensley & Harter, dry goods.
First National Bank ; capital $50,000 ; Guy
Plumb, prest ; William McIntyre, cashr. Fitzgerald William J, sewing machines. Foltz Azem P, county surveyor. Goodman Benedict, tinsmith.
Gordon George W, postmaster. Gordon G W Mrs, photographer. Grosh Samuel, flour mills. Gross Thomas D, saloon.
Gugerli John H, merchant tailor.
Hague & Raut, boots and shoes.
Harris John, grocer.
Hartman Ezra D, Lawyer. Hasselman & Sanborn, saw mill. Hebel John, cigars and tobacco. Hoff Frank A, general store. Hoffman P V, lawyer.
Hollister Sherman, restaurant.
Houser C P, publisher The Dekalb County Republican.
Jenner Daniel W, propr Central House.
Johnson Louis, agt W, St L & P R'y. Jones & Son, dry goods. Kiblinger W H, hardware.
Kircher Horace, barber. Knoder John, blacksmith.
Kruger & Gibson, bakery and restaurant. Lanning George L, grocer. Latson James J, coroner.
Leas Augustus S, sheriff.
Little Andrew J Mrs, milliner.
Locke Simon J, Saloon and Bil- liards.
Lockwood Philo J, lawyer. McIntosh William H, insurance agt.
McNabe David, stave and heading manu- facturer.
McQuiston & Ralston, general store. Martin John J, agt B & O R R.
Matthews William F Rev, (Presbyterian). Meese William L, insurance agt. Miller Lafayette J, county treasurer. Miller & Getrost, general store.
Mitchell Jacob, saw mill and hoop manu- facturer.
Moody Daniel D, lawyer. Morell Bros, foundry. Norris Hugh J Rev, (Methodist).
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Ober David S, justice of the peace.
Ochs Isaac, General Store and Grain Dealer.
Otto John, grocer, boots and shoes. Penfield William L, lawyer.
Peterson Henry C, prosecuting attorney. Plumb Guy, lawyer.
Pommert Samuel, barber.
Pommert & Zook, barbers.
Potter James A, shoemaker.
Rainier & Headley, meat market.
Rakestraw William H, carpenter.
Ralston Andrew J, grocer.
Ray John M, boot and shoemaker.
Roy P & F & Co, grocers.
Rice John M, Photographer. Robbins Albert, county auditor. Rose James E, Lawyer. Rothenberger & Houston, saloon. Rush John F, agt F, W & J R R. Rush William E, grocer.
Schaab & Beugnot, general store.
Schwab George, woolen mill.
Sears Charles S, physician. Sebring David A, physician.
Shaffer Christopher C, furniture and un- dertaker.
Shaffer John W, wagonmaker.
Shearer & Wilson, planing mill. Sheffer & Rush, harnessmakers.
Slaybough Henry, grocer.
Snyder David D, hubs, spokes, bent wood manufacturers. Snyder William, blacksmith.
Snyder & Culbertson, hardware, furniture, and undertakers. Sommers Thomas, saloon.
Sproot Thomas H, insurance agt.
Stahl George W, sewing machines.
Staudacher John, cabinetmaker. Steele & Weyer, sign and carriage painters. .
Stemmett House, Jacob Stemmett, propr. Sthair William S, blacksmith.
Straw Frederick B, Pianos and Organs, and Domestic Sewing Machine Agt. (See adv.) Stutz August, saloon.
Swarts David J, physician. Swarts Vesta M Mrs, Physician. Swineford House, Sapharus C Swineford propr. Tarney Simeon U, meat market. Tefft R Dexter, lawyer. Tousley Hiram S, judge circuit court. Umber James H, Scythe and Cradle Snaths Manufacturer. (See adv.) Walborn Jacob, justice of the peace. Ward Simon B Rev, (Baptist).
SOLDIERS
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.
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Use Porter's Joliet Ale.
T. D. STUVER, Sole Agent, .CHICAGO. I SEE ADVERTISEMENT Page 351.
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Weamer George W, cigar manufacturer. Wilbarger Samuel F, physician.
Willis Moses B, books and stationery. Wittmer Bros, carpenters. Yesbera George H, merchant tailor. Young August Father, (Catholic).
Young Peter, Merchant Tailor. (See adv.)
Zimmerman George B, insurance agt. Zimmerman & Co, manufacturer of church furniture and planing mill. Zirwes Mathias, blacksmith.
AUBURN JUNCTION. Is lo -. cated in DeKalb county at junction of Eel River Div. W., St. L. & P., B. & O. and Ft. W. & J. Rys, 1 mile from Auburn, the county seat and post office. Population 150. (For business names see Auburn.)
AUGUSTA. Marion county. (See New Augusta.)
AUGUSTA. Dates as a settlement from 1868. It contains 250 inhabitants and is located in Lockhart township, Pike coun- ty, 14 miles south of Petersburg, the county seat and banking town. Oakland City, 9 miles west on the L., N. A. & St. L. Ry. is the most available shipping depot. Pro- duce, wheat and tobacco are the exports. O. A. Kelsey, postmaster.
Ager Jesse, general store.
Arnold J W, saloon.
Bayher Jacob, flour mill. Beagh CG & Co, General Store. Chandler William Rev, (Methodist). Corn H, physician. Corn Jackson, flour mill and cattle dealer.
AUBURN, IND., MUSIC STORE.
F. B. STRAW, Dealer in all kinds of
PIANOS AND ORGANS,
Sheet Music, Books and Stools. ALSO, AGENT FOR THE DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE.
PETER YOUNG,
FASHIONABLE
Merchant Tailor
AUBURN, IND.
JAMES H. UMBER,
-- MANUFACTURER OF ---
Scythe and Cradle Snaths, AUBURN, IND.
PATENTS. CALL OR WRITE FOR INFORMATION. (See adv).
C. BRADFORD, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS, 16 and 18 Hubbard Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
For the BEST and CHEAPEST, Address RON ROOFING & W. G. HYNDMAN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Corn Jackson jr, hotel. Corn & Coleman, drugs and groceries. Hair G B, sewing machines.
Harrison James A, physician. Kelsey O A, General Store and Drugs. Morby R L, blacksmith. Osborn M R, physician.
Shoulders Henry, shoemaker. Wilds E, blacksmith.
AURORA. Is an important manu- facturing city of 5,500 inhabitants, located on the Ohio river and the O. & M. Ry., 4 miles from Lawrenceburgh court house, 25 from Cincinnati, and 90 from Indianapolis. The city was laid out in 1819, incorporated in 1848, and is an enterprising, commercial city, well lighted by gas, has a good fire de- partment, many substantial business blocks, fine residences, and has one of the most pleasant locations to be found on the Ohio river. It contains 12 churches of different denominations, 2 large graded schoools, a fine opera house (seating capacity, 600), 1 national bank, several hotels, and 2 weekly newspapers-Saturday News and Dear- born Independant. Aurora is essentially a manufacturing place, prominent among its mills, factories, etc., are 2 flour mills, a furniture factory, a large distillery (said to be the largest in the State), 1 foundry, a chair factory, 2 saw mills, 1 nail foundry, 2 brick yards, a machine shop, and a brew- ery. These institutions are in a flourishing condition, and operated very successfully. There is every facility offered here for man- ufacture, and the cheap river transporta- tion in connection with the railroad, gives it a market all over the U. S., for its manu- factured goods. Bonded debt, $23,000. The city has O. & M. and Adams Ex., tele- phone and telegraph facilities. Daily stage to Rising Sun and Hartford. John Walker, postmaster.
Aurora Distillery Company, Thomas Gaff, prest ; H W Smith, sec and treas.
Aurora Gas Light, Coke and Coal Com- pany, Thomas Gaff, prest ; W E Gibson, treas.
Aurora Valley Furniture Company, Gar- rett Bosse, prest ; Wm Willman, sec and treas.
Barker Walter S, insurance.
Barker William, carpenter.
Basler Henry, merchant tailor.
Bauer John H, tailor.
Bauer Sisters, milliners. Bicker F W, physician.
Bitneer Henry, barber. Blackmore Olive M Mrs, dressmaker.
Bloom A, grocer.
Bond Richard C, physician.
Bowman Charles, shoemaker.
Braunagel Egidius, saloon.
Brison William N, livery. Brown Robert D, lawyer. B.uce Amos R, lawyer.
Bruce & Craig, lumber manufacturers. Busby Isaac, hotel.
Caldwell Samuel, horseshoer.
Calvert David N, propr Saturday News. Canfield William W, lawyer.
Carbaugh Isaac H, justice of the peace. Chambers, Stevens & Co, general store.
Chapin A M Rev, (Presbyterian).
Cobb's Iron & Nail Company, O P Cobb, prest ; J & Stratton, sec; L M Faulk, treas.
Cobb John & Co, chair manufacturers.
Cobb Louis W, propr Dearborn Independ- ent.
Cobb O P & Co, hardware and grocers.
Cochran G & L Misses, milliners.
Crescent Brewing Company, J W Gaff, prest ; J R Vail, sec ; S D Langtree, manager.
Davidson A C Rev, (Baptist).
Day William P, undertaker.
Dearborn Independent (weekly), L W Cobb, propr.
Dewey E P Mrs, milliner.
Dobel A & Bro, boots and shoes.
Dobel Frank, grocer.
Downey Erastus S, agricultural imple- ments.
Drester Benjamin F, carpenter.
Droge & Donselman, flour mill.
Dunu Isaac M, lawyer and insurance.
Eagle Hotel, Leonard Richt, propr.
Egan John, tailor.
Elliott Aaron, agricultural implements.
Epstein Samuel, grocer. Erle Phillip, grocer.
Everett James, job printer.
Fehling Charles jr, grocer.
Feustel Ernst F, saloon.
First National, Bank (capital $200,000); Thomas Gaff, prest ; E H Davis, cashr.
Fisher Joseph, grocer.
Fisk Bros, carriage manufacturers.
Fletcher Leslie C, real estate.
Flohr John, barber.
Freeman A W Rev, (Presbyterian).
Fritz Hiram, carriage manufacturer.
Gear Margaret Miss, milliner.
Gehrish Joseph, shoemaker.
Giegoldt J L & J F, meat market.
Giegoldt Michael, propr Indiana House,
Goeirth L & Son, painters.
Goldsmith C & Bros, general store.
Graham John, lumber manufacturer.
Grand Opera House, Leive & Stapp, proprs. Hahn Henry, hotel.
Haines Abraham B, physician.
Hannah Lydia Mrs, dressmaker.
Haring Emil L, dentist.
Jahne & Co.'s POSITIVE CURE FOR
MALARIA
CHILLS AND FEVER, CONTAINS NO QUININE. noSold by Druggists. DEPOT, JERSEY CITY, N. J.
E. C. ATKINS & CO. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Special attention given to REPAIRING. Work Warranted.
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Haring Matthew, furniture and undertaker. Harman Leonard, grocer. Harwood Charles B, painter. Hauck Frederick, barber. Hauck Julius J, barber. Hays, James N, furniture. Held H, stoves and tinware. Held J Ph H, merchant tailor. Henry William C, physician. Herdegen Charles, agt Adams Ex Com- pany.
Herdegen & Cress, grocers.
Herman George, shoemaker. Hibbert Margaret A Mrs, milliner. Holman & Holman, lawyers.
Holmes Robert F, grocer.
Horr Phillip, jeweler. Housemeyer Frank, grocer. Hundt Ferdinand Rev, (Catholic). Hurlbert Lewis G, lumber. Indiana House, Michael Giegoldt, propr. Johnson Adam, baker and confectioner.
Johnson Bros, flour mill.
Johnson John A, confectioner.
Kassebaum Frederick W, marble works. Kastner Phillip, grocer. Kerr Mahlon B, blacksmith.
Kirsch Jacob, hotel.
Kleaver F A & Co, harness.
Knight Sarah Mrs, fancy goods.
Koehler Peter, grocer and saloon.
Kriete Frederick, grocer and saloon.
Laird Samuel E, hardware. La Mar Lillian I, general store. La Mar W W, general store. Lamb & Treon, physicians. Lansberry Alexander B, wagonmaker. Leibecke Charles, druggist.
Leive W & Bro, jewelers. Letcher David, notions.
Lindsay Thomas O, carpenter.
Lostutter, Stratton & Jelley, insurance. McArdie James, grocer. McClellan Mattie E Miss, milliner.
McClellan William, blacksmith.
McConnell Robert A, dry goods. McCreary & Niebaum, dry goods.
McHenry B F, lumber. McIntyre Charles A, confectioner. McIntyre John A, furniture.
McMullen & Downey, lawyers. Maloney Michael, propr Valley House. Marger Henry, meat market. Margileth B & Son, grocers. Marshall H J & Co, druggists.
Martin Charles, saloon.
Mattox Charles, agt O & M Ry and Ex Com- pany. Mauntel Frederick, furniture and under- taker. Maybin Robert, general store. Markel Rudolph H, grocer. Meyer Joseph, clothing.
Mitchell George, brick manufacturer.
Morun Thomas, grocer. Mueller Charles C, druggist. Mueller John M, hotel. Mulbarger James E, stoves and tinware.
Mulvaney John M, shoemaker.
Nees John A, saloon.
Notmyre Christian S, saloon.
Oester Nicholas, wines and liquors.
Oetgen, Rev, (Methodist).
Oswald George, baker and grocer.
Parks John A, lawyer.
Pelgen Peter, grocer.
Peters Jacob, carpenter.
Petescher John, saloon.
Philipp George, saloon.
Pickelheimer Moses S, lawyer.
Rabe Herman, grocer.
Rabenstein Henry, tailor.
Rectanus Frederick, physician.
Reiche T J Rev, (German Methodist).
Reichert Frederick, saloon.
Renkert Elizabeth L Miss, milliner.
Richt Leonard, propr Eagle hotel.
Riddell J A & Co, druggists.
Ritter George, cigar manufacturer.
Roach Samuel G, dry goods.
Roberts John W, harness.
Roberts Omar F, lawyer.
Roberts & Sutton, dry goods.
Sargent Thomas W, Coal and Salt Dealer. Saturday News, (weekly), D W Calvert, propr.
Schaefer George, boots and shoes.
Schroeder Ernst, hotel.
Schuber Mary E Mrs, hair work.
Siemantel George, grocer and baker.
Siemantel John H, saloon.
Siemantel Simon, grocer and saloon.
Small Perry, clothing.
Smith Edwin, physician.
Smith T Curtis, physician.
Somerfield Louis, merchant tailor.
Somerfield . & Meyer, gents' furnishing goods.
Spaeth H P & Co, hardware.
Stamm Adolph, saloon. Stamm Julius, machinist.
Stapp David H, lawyer.
Stedman & Co, founders and machinists.
Stevens George W, physician.
Stoll Leonard, meat market.
Stratton Loren S, general store.
Strunk Ferdinand, grocer.
Suerman Edward, saloon. Sutton George, physician.
Sutton Harley H, physician.
Taylor George W, livery. Tebbs, Brogan & Co, grocers.
Tuck Nelson H, photographer.
Twentyman John, shoemaker. Uhley William, barber.
DIRECTORY OFFICE
R. L. POLK & CO., S. E. Corner Circle and Meridian Streets, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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Ulrey & Harryman, dentists.
Valley House, Michael Maloney, propr. Walker Alfred D, carriage manufacturer. Walker A Mrs, dressmaker.
Walker & Son, brick manufacturers. Walton James N, photographer. Webster Mary C Miss, milliner. Wells M L Rev, (Methodist). Wilbur R C & Co, grocers. Wilburn John N, jeweler.
Wilke John H, dry goods. Winkley Charles P, harness. Winkley Richard T, grain and commission. Wood Henry, flour and feed.
Wright Thomas, grocer. Wymond Phillip, cooper.
Wymond S & Co, coopers. Wymond & Hayes, grocers.
York & Briddell, livery.
Zimmer Michael, baker and confectioner.
AUSTIN. Is a village located on the J., M. & I. R. R., in Jennings township, Scott county, 4 miles north of Scottsburgh court house, and 16 south of Seymour, the location of nearest bank. Methodist and Christian churches are sustained by a pop- ulation of 350. Lumber, grain, hoop poles .
and heading are exported. Ex., Am.
Baldwin Louis H, furniture. Butt John B jr, saw mill. Casey Henry R, physician. Foster B F, wagonmaker.
Harrod W G, sewing machines.
Henslee B F, drugs.
Hughbanks Thomas, dry goods.
Johnson Stewart, grocer. Kinney Claybourne, boots and shoes.
Miller George, flour mill.
Montgomery J W, General Store. Morgan D W, agricultural implements. Ogden Oscar, blacksmith.
Owens James, chair manufacturer.
Reynolds Adam, blacksmith. Rodgers S M, physician. Thomas William C, saw mill. Thompson John C, stave manufacturer. Wilson Ann, milliner.
AVENTON. Is a small hamlet loca- ted in Harrison township, Dearborn coun- ty, 17 miles north of Lawrenceburgh, the county seat. Harrison, O., 3 miles south, on the W. W. V. R. R., is the nearest rail approach. Population, 50. Produce is marketed. James Stewart, postmaster. Goble David, grocer and carpenter. Goble Iden, lime manufacturer. Klemm George, shoemaker. Stephens Joseph, carpenter.
Stewart James, Postmaster.
AVERY. Is in Michigan township, Clinton county, on the T. D. & B. R. R., 4 miles northwest of Frankfort, the county seat and banking town. Population, 106. Grain and live stock are the principal ship- ments. Alfred D. Clark, postmaster.
Clark Alfred, R R Agt, General Store and Grain Dealer.
Hiatt T, live stock.
Kelly William, live stock.
Meeks G W, constable.
Meneely Joseph, justice of the peace.
Messler James, live stock.
West R, live stock.
AVILLA. Is located at junction of G. R. & I. and B. & O. R. R's, in Allen town- ship, Noble county, 10 miles east of Albion, the county seat, and 5 south of Kendall- vile, the location of nearest bank. The vil- lage contains 448 inhabitants, 3 churches, 1 flour mill, a saw mill, 1 tile factory, a pump factory, and 2 hotels. Live stock and lumber are the principal shipments. Ex. Adams, U. S. and B. & O. Tel., W. U. Sam- uel P. Stewart, postmaster.
Berger & Tetters, saloon.
Blust Bros, tile and brick manufacturers. Carper A J, physician.
Carver W D, justice and insurance agt. Catlin John, Grocer. Catlin M J Mrs, milliner.
Cessna J P, physician.
Clougler Chester, carpenter.
Coker George, barber,
Denhmeg Dominick Rev, (Catholic). Dolan Michael, hotel and harnessmaker.
Fisher Charles, tailor.
Fitch C B, notary public.
Gensemer Joseph, wagonmaker.
Hadley W F, grocer.
Haines R S, agt G R & IR R.
Halferty Robert, justice of the peace.
Harter George A Kev, (Lutheran).
Hartman & Son Drugs. Henry G S, furniture.
Hess Adam, carpenter.
Hooper John S, live stock. Isbell John, blacksmith. Jackson Thomas, shoemaker.
James Jonathan, hotel.
King H L, cattle dealer.
Lathrop Elias, blacksmith.
Lobdell L A, Grocer. Maloney F C, physician. Moore & Amon, tinners.
Pilgrim Daniel, wagonmaker.
Randall S K, general store and grain. Ressler Oliver, blacksmith. Riese Michael, shoemaker.
Schmidt John, harness.
Schmink Garrett, saloon. Schutt L C, physician.
L. Everingham & Co.,
Commission Merchants. Consignments solicited. 125 LaSalle Street, CHICAGO.
UNION OYSTER CO.
C. H. JENNE, Agent for HERCULES POWDER, THE ORIGINAL STUMP-BLASTING POWDER. 2912 North Pennsylvania Street, - INDIANAPOLIS, INT
AVO AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. BAI 109
Shaeffer J D, flour mill. Slotter & Berger, saloon. Spencer E B, cattle dealer. Stewart Bros, Grocers and Hard- ware.
Stewart S P Mrs, milliner.
Stewart & Co, meat market.
Vogeding August, agt U S Ex Company. Vogeding & Son, general store and grain. Wilkinson W C, R R and ex agt.
Wood Wash L, justice of the peace.
Wood & Haines, Pump Manufac- turers.
Yeiser Bros, saw mill.
AVOCA. On line of B S O & B Ry, in Marshall township, Lawrence county, is a village of 50 inhabitants located 5 miles northwest of Bedford, the county seat, and banking town. Produce and tim- ber are shipped and a Baptist church sus- tained. O. W. Owens, postmaster. Bridewell Hayden, flour mill.
Byers J W, blacksmith.
Carter Bricen, blacksmith.
Cobb M, live stock. Heaton J C, general store and R R agt. Moore J, carpenter. Owens Elisha & Son, carpenters. Owens O W, Postmaster. Owens Zibbie, hotel.
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